Profiles Excellenceof PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 From the President

Good People Making Good Things Happen

university can be no better than its people. In mission field in Athat regard, Indiana Wesleyan University Southern Africa truly is blessed. We are blessed one-hundred fold, and Cambodia indeed four-hundred fold. That’s how many for 14 years and people there now are in the IWU family: 430. had not In planning this issue of the Triangle, Alan considered the Miller gave our vice presidents a most difficult possibility of assignment. Alan, in his role as editor of the teaching at Triangle, asked each vice president to choose one IWU. Three person from his area of responsibility who years ago, he Dr. Jim Barnes demonstrated the excellent caliber of people who brought his twin work at IWU. sons to campus for a visit where he learned about That’s almost like asking a parent to pick one of an opening in the religion department. He was his or her children as examples of good kids. offered and accepted the job. Dr. Lo recently Employees at IWU are like family. began his fourth year as head of IWU’s (For the record, Wilbur and Ardelia Williams, intercultural studies program, which already has who are featured on the cover of this magazine, 70 students. weren’t involved in the selection process. They Two years ago, Dr. Harriet Rojas flew to were consensus choices to represent the very best Indianapolis to interview for a job at a state that IWU has to offer.) university Ð only to learn that the university no The six choices made by the vice presidents are longer planned to fill the position. She drove to excellent, as we think you will agree when you IWU to visit with friends and wound up being read their stories in the pages that follow. It goes offered a job, which she accepted. without saying that there are many similar stories Well, you get the idea. The Lord has assembled throughout our campus. We will get to many of a remarkable group of people, and he’s done it in those stories in future issues of the Triangle, as remarkable ways. And each person, regardless of time and space allow. rank or responsibility, is just as vital to fulfilling The common thread that runs through this the mission of IWU as the next person. particular issue is the remarkable story of how That explains why our six vice presidents, God has assembled this group of people for this without consulting each other, chose: particular time in IWU’s history. Those who do ¥ Three people who are administrators at not understand the heart of a Christian institution different levels of the university. may consider some of the stories to involve pure ¥ One faculty member. coincidence, but we know better. ¥ The nurse who directs the student health Susan Rose, a nurse who grew up down the center. street from IWU, wanted to work in the campus ¥ And the Director of the Physical Plant who is health center so badly that she pestered Dr. Todd responsible for keeping the grass cut and the air Voss for three straight years. Just when she was conditioners running and the restrooms cleaned Ð about to give up hope, a job opened. Susan has and sees it all as a ministry. been the director of the Health Center for the last We hope you will enjoy this issue of the five years. Triangle, which celebrates the lives of all those Dr. Jim Lo, on the other hand, had been on the who are a part of the IWU family.

Dr. Jim Barnes ‘65 is the president of Indiana Wesleyan University.

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Called to Higher Education Many11 educators prepare themselves academically to teach at the elementary or secondary level, and then they graduate to higher education. Once Dr. Mark Smith answered God’s call, he began INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY TRIANGLE preparing for a career in Christian higher education. President’s Report 1999, Vol. 80, No. 1

EDITOR: Alan Miller ART DIRECTOR: Gary Phillips ‘92 God Kept Opening Doors ALUMNI NEWS EDITOR: Carolyn McGhee Although Dr.13 Harriet Rojas grew up on the West Coast and spent two years The TRIANGLE (issn 10666893) is published quarterly, free to alumni, by Indiana Wesleyan University, 4201 on the mission field in South America, Indiana Wesleyan University never South Washington Street, Marion Indiana 46953-4974. has been far from her heart. In 1997, she returned to IWU for the third time. Second class postage paid at Marion, Indiana and additional offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Indiana Wesleyan University, 4201 South Washington Street, Marion, Indiana 46953-4974. Internet address: http://www.indwes.edu Caring for God’s Campus Maintaining15 the Indiana Wesleyan University campus goes well 1998-99 Alumni Association beyond mowing lawns and keeping boilers operating. ‘It’s a matter of Board Members and Officers OFFICERS stewardship,’ says Brendan Bowen, who took over as IWU physical John Ragan APS ‘90, President; Stephen Bickel ‘69, plant director a year ago. President-Elect; Pam (Biberstine) Shattuck (Owosso ‘68), Secretary; John Rowe ‘59, Finance Chairman; Krischelle Abraham ‘95, Activities Chairman; Bonnie (Volek ‘69) Biggs, Activities Chairman-Elect; Marilyn Service With a Smile (Pieper ‘77) Simons, Faculty Representative; R. Marlowe Wood APS ‘93, APS Representative; Randy Dewing ‘99, Students get excellent17 care at the IWU Health Center, and it all comes Student Representative; Howard Inman (Owosso ‘40), with a smile. Susan Rose, director of the center, says her staff goes the Owosso Representative; Judy (Macy ‘70) Mohler, extra mile to ensure that patients have a good experience at the center. Alumni Director.

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Matt Cannon APS ‘98, Michael Clegg APS ‘97, Betty (Hicks ‘52) Christler, Dotty (Marshall ‘70) Hamlin, Departments James Jones ‘67, Donna (Barker ‘61) Landis, Larry Norris ‘72, and Dwight Ott ‘85. 8 Academic Affairs Indiana Wesleyan University does not discriminate on the 10 Adult & Professional Studies basis of sex, race, color or national origin in its employment policies, administration policies, scholarship 12 Enrollment Management and loan programs, and athletic and other school administered programs, and does not deny to any student 14 Financial Affairs on the basis of sex, race, color, or national origin any right, privilege, program, or activity generally accorded 16 Student Development or made available to students at Indiana Wesleyan University. 18 University Advancement

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Indiana Wesleyan University is a Christ-centered academic community On the cover: committed to changing the world Wilbur and Ardelia Williams recently began their 33rd year by developing students in character, at Indiana Wesleyan University, but they have no thoughts of retiring. See Page 4. scholarship and leadership.

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 3 Wilbur and Ardelia Williams A Lifelong Quest for Excellence

Wilbur and Ardelia Williams first came to Indiana Wesleyan University in the late 1940s as students and then returned to join the faculty in 1967. Wilbur is an Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Archaeology, and Ardelia is an Associate Professor of Art and Coordinator of the Art Department. As they begin their 33rd year of teaching, the couple has given no thought to retirement. Wilbur and Ardelia Williams, as much as anyone on campus, exemplify the kind of excellence that makes IWU an excellent university. In the next few pages, we invite you to listen in on our conversation with the Williamses – and to meet some other people who are examples of excellence at IWU.

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You both are graduates of Indiana or should I date that girl?’ and she’d ARDELIA: I was a double major, music Wesleyan University. What led you here give me advice. and art. Both vocal and instrumental as students? music. I planned to be a teacher. ARDELIA: Well, he’d date one girl at a WILBUR: I came from a Wesleyan time. I’d tell him you need to date WILBUR: She doesn’t let people know background, but I went to Central around, because that was what I was that she has two majors, because she Wesleyan the first year and nearly doing and having fun. doesn’t want anybody to ask her to teach flunked out. When I came here, I lacked music. public speaking skills. Laura Emerson WILBUR: She didn’t tell me when we was the professor, and the first term I started dating that she hadn’t let go of ARDELIA: I taught music in the public made a D. She asked me to come to her the other five guys. When I found out, I schools. That’s a hard thing to do, office where she said, ‘I don’t think this called her up and said, ‘I’m backing because if you’re art and music you represents your capability.’ I said, ‘Well out. I’ve seen those five guys, and have to do the programs, the plays, the my brother flunked out of college, and they’re all more handsome than me, backgrounds; you have to do it all. So I my parents only went through fourth and I just don’t want to have that kind just focused on art. grade, and I probably won’t make it.’ of contest.’ That was in my mindset. She said to WILBUR: I taught in a public school for a me, ‘I wish you would prove to ARDELIA: He didn’t want competition. year before we went to England, because yourself, prove to the class, prove to me I had some bills to pay off, and I also and, most of all, prove to the Lord that WILBUR: But we finally started dating was a full-time pastor in Sheridan, Ind. he put more in you than that.’ I went out and got married a year later, in 1952, a So our career goal as students was to of there thinking, ‘Well, what do I have year after we graduated. She got a job teach and preach. to lose?’ My favorite vice was to go by teaching in Carmel, Ind., and I enrolled the Ping-Pong room and I couldn’t at Butler University to work on my You both came to Indiana Wesleyan 32 leave it. I’d go to play one game and master’s degree. years ago? How did it happen that you after game 50, I went to the next class. I both got jobs at the same time? didn’t study. But I started to avoid that ARDELIA: I taught at Carmel for nine room and began to read my lessons, and year, and then I had an opportunity to WILBUR: When I was hired to come to I came up with an A- the next semester. exchange teach with a teacher in Indiana Wesleyan, I called Anderson I was shocked; I didn’t know I could do England under the Fulbright program. College to see if they had a job for a it. Miss Emerson met me at the door That was really interesting. They had a friend of mine. They said, no, but they and she said, ‘Well you improved, girl in England who wanted to come needed an art instructor, so Ardelia didn’t you?’ I said, ‘Yes mam, I made here, and we wanted to go to began teaching part-time at Anderson an A-.’ And she said, ‘Wilbur, it wasn’t Manchester University so Wilbur could and taught a class at IWU for one year. an A.’ She wouldn’t give up. It took me study there. The girl in England had The next year she came to IWU full- the rest of my time to pull up to a C+ applied for the program for three or time. average. And my first master’s was a four years, but no one wanted to go to B+ average. And the 90 hours since Manchester because that’s the coal ARDELIA: They asked Wilbur to come then was all A’s. I just credit her for mining area. So when I applied, I here, so we came and got the house on doing it, so that was one reason I requested Manchester, and the Lord just Harmon Street, right next to where we wanted to come back here to teach. worked it all out. live now. We bought the whole four lots for $13,000. Wilbur had to go to Israel, ARDELIA: I was born near Indianapolis. I WILBUR: They asked her, ‘Why did you so he sent me out to look at it and I said, went to a seminary in Westfield, Ind. for want Manchester?’ We explained about ‘OK, let‘s take it.’ When we moved, he three years and graduated with a degree in my desires to go to Manchester was in the house one week and then he Bible before I ever came to Indiana University. So the Lord put us 15 miles was gone, and I had to do remodeling. Wesleyan. I came from a Quaker from the university where I got a train When I came, I was the only art teacher, background; my father founded the every day. I only had a Tuesday- and there was one art student. I said to seminary in Westfield. Thursday schedule. When the religion Dr. (Byron) Tippey ‘We’ve got to have teacher at Ardelia’s school resigned, I an art major.’ Now we have well over Is Indiana Wesleyan where you met got a job teaching there three days a 100 art majors and had 73 new ones this each other and fell in love? week because I had a religious fall. When I came, I taught everything in education major on my master’s. the Art Department. Then we got Craig WILBUR: Yes, I cried on her shoulder a Moore to come from Taylor University, lot. I’d talk about the girls I’d dated and What were your career goals when you although he later returned to teach at problems such as, ‘Should I date this girl were students? Taylor. Then Rod Crossman, who had

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graduated here and had been freelancing master’s degree in education, so I wouldn’t allow us to go to Jordan. The and teaching in a public school near thought, ‘Well, if that’s going to be the professor said the only option we have is Chicago, agreed to come back to teach. situation, I will just switch gears and to take you to the King David Hotel Later, we got Rob Curfman, another start studying in Italy.’ Dr. Tippey where you can stand on a hill and look IWU graduate. Then we hired Alan suggested that I apply for another into the old city. I was alone with my Kwok. And this year, Dallas Walters. Fulbright fellowship, and I was awarded thoughts, and there was a great mixture the fellowship. That allowed me to study of expectation but much more a feeling Was it a goal of yours to return to teach in Italy for a summer, and I learned of disappointment. When I crested the at IWU? enough from that experience so that I hill and looked at the old city, I began to could travel around by myself after that. cry. I couldn’t help it. I made God a WILBUR: No, I was attending New York promise on that hillside looking at the University and was the circulation WILBUR: There can’t be many people old city. I said, ‘Lord, this is a spiritual manager of Christian Economics who have received two Fulbrights, as experience like I’ve never had before. I magazine, which had 300,000 Ardelia has. will run tours for you, actually spiritual circulation. The odysseys, to help people get closer to the Vice President of Both of you have Lord.’ I just completed my 93rd trip to Advancement at made travel a part Israel. I have seven trips scheduled next Marion College of your teaching year and two already are filled. heard I was careers. How graduating, and he important has ARDELIA: I’d have to get some old came to New York that been to your calendars out to figure out how many and appealed to students? trips I’ve taken to England and Italy me to return to with students. I took the first trip in Marion to teach. ARDELIA: Every 1972, so there probably have been 40 or The timing was since I studied in 50 trips so far. right. Christian Italy that first Economics had summer, I’ve been How would you like to be remembered decided to move its taking students on by your students? operations to Los trips to England Angeles, but I and Italy, which WILBUR: My favorite hymn is Charles didn’t want to go enriches my Wesley’s A Charge to Keep I Have. For there. The magazine artistic teaching. me, I would like for my students to offered me an think, ‘He was one who walked close to additional $5,000 to WILBUR: It’s like the lord.’ The verse I don’t like says, ‘To stay, but I chose to return to Marion and the man who authored a book in Israel, serve the present age, my calling to took a 50 percent pay cut. The Fifth Gospel, said. He decided you fulfill.’ Ardelia and I have both talked couldn’t understand the other four that we want to leave a legacy to the Did you ever think when you came back gospels fully until you’ve studied university, something that students will that you would be here 32 years later? geography, which is the fifth gospel. It remember us by after we are gone. just opens up a whole new dimension of Twenty-five years ago, I went into WILBUR: We decided we weren’t going to biblical studies. covenant with God. I said, ‘If you’ll look back. We came with an open-ended help me Lord, I will invest money for commitment. We built our house a year When I took my first trip in 1958, King you so that I can help send students to later and really over-built for the area. It Faisal of Iraq was killed while I was Israel to study.’ The Lord has just put was the nicest house in the neighbor- there. We were there for six weeks. We things in our path, such as the two hood. Really, We’ve never regretted our were to study for four weeks and tour statues that we’ve donated for campus. decision to stay here. We sacrificed in for two weeks. The old city was to be We wanted to make a specific statement, some areas, but we have so much more part of our tour, but that was across the instead of a dorm or some other than we would have had if we had gone Mandelbaum gate in Jordan. Faisal’s building, that would speak to the to LA. death forced President Eisenhower to presence of God on campus. We felt send American troops to Lebanon, and there was no campus vision, except the ARDELIA: Several years into my teaching, the British sent troops to Jordan to cross on the Christian Ministries I wanted to go ahead and get an M.F.A. stabilize the situation because it looked Building, that spoke of the presence of degree if they would consider it a like the Near East was coming apart. We God. One of Ardelia’s former students terminal degree in art. They wouldn’t were told by the State Department that told us about Rick Wienecke, the then, but they will now. I had my they were pulling our visas and they sculptor who did both of the statues.

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Rick, who is from Canada, was an ARDELIA: So we can’t quit yet. WILBUR: I do my best to try to honor her atheist until he went to Israel to work on Many people want to travel when they ability. When we were in school and I a kibbutz and found the Lord. I wanted a retire, but you’ve already traveled all pastored, she would go one semester, Christian, not just a good artist, to do the over the world. What will you do when and I would stay home and take care of sculpture of Christ. you retire? the babies. And then I would go a semester, and she would lay out. And we ARDELIA: The prayer chapel being built WILBUR: We would like to travel together traded back and forth. I felt as if she is a near the center of campus is also a part more. part of me and I am part of her, so if she of our legacy. Although it is gothic gets her education, I am helped. architecture, it is its own unique design ARDELIA: When we had January term, we and not a model of any other chapel. would travel with our students but we’d ARDELIA: We were among the first The architect is excited about the chapel always meet and have the last week husband and wives who were allowed to because he’s never built anything like it together. That was really nice. teach at Indiana Wesleyan at the same before. Even the man laying the cement time. blocks said, ‘We’ve never built a WILBUR: Yes, we’d send the groups building like this before.’ home and we’d meet somewhere. We’ve WILBUR: We were the first, I believe. often gone our separate ways, but it has I’m sure the college had some reason for WILBUR: It’s all brand new, brought a freshness to our relationship. that policy at one time, but they from the concept itself on up to the I’ve never wanted to domineer Ardelia’s eventually realized that a husband and actual construction. We scaled the time because I feel she needs her own wife could both teach without creating building down purposefully because we career. When she was making windows problems. specifically want it to be a prayer for the Christian Ministries Building, I chapel. It will have just 20 seats. It is not told people I was a stained-glass Of all the changes you’ve witnessed in a chapel that is intended as a place for widower. I wouldn’t let her cook, and it your 32-plus years at IWU, which ones students to have weddings. What we’re was about that time that I said, ‘Let’s come to mind first? trying to say with the two send my shirts to the laundry.’ statues and the prayer chapel is ARDELIA: The new art building. I never that we’d rather be expected to get out of Teter Hall. My remembered for how we loved policy was to do the best you can with the Lord and not necessarily what you’ve got. We were trying to do for our teaching. our very best, and the Lord honored that faithfulness with the new building. And You are both a few years now, we’re already filling the space. beyond the traditional We’re popping at the seams. retirement age. Have you given any thought to WILBUR: My office was in the basement retirement? of McConn came, so my surroundings have changed, too. When I first came, WILBUR: No, we still want to we occasionally had classes of 35 and teach on thought they were crowded. I had 80 students in a class in the spring. ARDELIA: As long as we can Probably for 15 of the past 30 years, I make contributions to our had a goal to know every student by disciplines, we want to sight on campus. I could speak every keep teaching. student’s name. With 60 to 80 students in one class, I can’t do that anymore. WILBUR: I get more excitement teaching ARDELIA: That was a hard The best thing I can do, when they’re to build that prayer chapel, because all thing to for me do. With the girls and all taking tests, is to study their names. But of the money we would make goes our married life, anytime I ironed, I some wear caps and when they put the there. The Lord has enabled us to have prayed for the person who wore the heads down to write, you can’t tell who enough money to live on. We signed clothes I was ironing. So I said to is who. irrevocable papers to see that the Wilbur, ‘That’s my time to pray for you building is paid for, and God has when I iron your shirts.’ He still said, Wilbur enabled us to do that. The chapel is ‘Send them to the cleaners; you’ll find Ardelia about one-third paid for. another time to pray for me.’ &

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 7 Academic Affairs Annual Report

Freshmen Introduced to ‘World-Changing’ Class By Dr. By Baylis The Indiana Wesleyan University ¥ The faculty approved the coming up during 1999-2000. They are faculty unanimously approved a change establishment of a General Education the North Central Association (NCA) in the general education requirements to Committee. The committee will be regional accrediting agency; include a first-year course to introduce responsible for oversight of the general Commission on Collegiate Nursing students to the concept of being world education component of our curriculum, Education (CCNE); National Council changers. The course, which began this assessment of student attainment of for Accreditation of Teacher Education fall, is an outgrowth of IWU’s new World Changer outcomes of general (NCATE); and National Association of mission statement. education courses, and approval of Schools of Music (NASM). The course, “Becoming World courses to be included within general ¥ The faculty approved the Changers: Christian Faith and education. The committee has begun a establishment of a Faculty Development Contemporary Issues,” attempts to review of the general education Council, whose primary task for the outline the fundamental components of program. coming year will be to help define the the Christian faith from an evangelical perspective. Students are challenged to develop a Christian worldview For the first time in my teaching career, I throughout their entire undergraduate experience by examining how Christian understand why I am teaching at a Christian ideas both challenge and enrich the prevailing thought patterns of college, not just what I am teaching. contemporary society. Students meet Monday and ¥ The Council on Accreditation of peer review process for faculty at IWU. Wednesday in a lecture format and Counseling and Related Education • IWU’s Virtual Advising Link (VAL) Fridays in a small group. Through the Programs (CACREP) awarded our two program has been selected to receive an lectures, readings and discussions, graduate counseling programs Outstanding Institutional Advising students should begin to integrate faith, conditional accreditation for two years. Program Certificate of Merit as part of learning and living as a foundation of IWU’s program is only the second such the 1999 National Advising their university experience. program at a Christian institution to be Association’s National Awards Program. There are more than 30 faculty accredited by CACREP. IWU was one of seven colleges honored members involved in the presentation of ¥ The Council for Social Work in the nationwide competition. the course: six of them do the main Education reaffirmed the accreditation lectures and 25 lead discussion groups. of our social work program. Dr. Baylis is Vice President for One of the textbooks for the course is a ¥ During the past year, work began on Academic Affairs and Dean of Indiana collaboration of two IWU professors, four self-studies for accreditation visits Wesleyan University. Dr. Jerry Pattengale ‘79 and Dr. Clarence “Bud” Bence. “For the first time in my teaching career, I understand why I am teaching at a Christian college, not just what I am teaching,” one faculty member said of the course. A peer group leader said: “A girl came up to me tonight from class and mentioned the class. I proceeded to ask her what she thought about it and she replied, ‘It’s the greatest thing that ever happened to me in my entire life.’ When I asked why, she responded by saying that the class was making her ask questions she’d never considered before.” Other highlights of the 1998-99 academic year in Academic Affairs:

8 | TRIANGLE David Green (right), president of Hobby Lobby Creative Centers, received an honorary doctorate after speaking at graduations in August. About 660 students received degrees. Profiles of Excellence Jim Lo: The Man They Call Umfundisi

Each year at Honors Day, Indiana future — whether it was here in the Wesleyan University’s Student United States or in Africa or Government Organization honors a Cambodia.” professor of the year. The award is His job interview at IWU was chosen by a vote of students. something of a surprise, though. He At the same convocation, IWU enjoys telling the story of how a President Jim Barnes honors one planned visit to IWU took a most professor with a Distinguished Service unplanned turn: Award. The award is based on “My wife Roxie and I were bringing nominations submitted by faculty our boys (twins Andre and Matthew, members. now IWU seniors) here to see IWU and At the 1999 Honors Day, students and to visit with Keith Springer, who was a faculty came to the same conclusion. friend of ours and who had been my Both awards were presented to Dr. Jim teacher at Bartlesville Wesleyan Dr. Jim Lo visits with a student after class. Lo, Assistant Professor of Intercultural College. When I walked into the to produce world-changing students, I Studies. Religion Department office, the feel that the intercultural studies Jim Lo, the professor who is known secretary asked if I had received a letter program really has enhanced the entire to the university family as Umfundisi. It from Dr. Joe Seaborn, who was the university.” is a South African name for mentor or department chairman at the time. Dr. Lo says he always will have a teacher or pastor. More than simply “I didn’t know what she was talking heart for missions and that mission trips being a title, it means a person who about. I had received no letter at all, but always will be a part of his teaching. wants to become a part of your life. she assumed I had come to campus “Each spring break, I’ve taken “I like the context,” says Dr. Lo. “In because of the letter. Instead of asking mission trips to urban areas in the the African culture it means one who me in a letter if I would consider States,” he says. “During May term and wants to relate.” Few would doubt Dr. teaching at IWU, Joe got to ask me in the summer months, my goal always Lo’s ability to relate to others during the person. It was quite a surprise since I will be to take students to Asian and three years since he came to IWU to had no idea they were thinking of hiring African settings because that’s what I’m begin the intercultural studies program. me.” familiar with.” He’s a high-energy professor who At the time, there were about 10 While he enjoys teaching, Dr. Lo brings to the classroom what he students enrolled in a missions program admits he has struggled over the past describes as an interactive teaching in the Religion Department. Today, there three years with being homesick for style. He has a bachelor’s degree from are about 70 students enrolled in the South Africa. He found comfort recently Bartlesville Wesleyan College, master’s intercultural studies program. when a friend told him that was natural degrees from Indiana Wesleyan Dr. Lo tries to persuade most of those and, indeed, even necessary. University and Wheaton College and a students to view intercultural studies as “My friend told me, ‘If you don’t doctorate from the University of South a minor, instead of a major. He believes have a passion to be overseas, you Africa. students must relate to other cultures in shouldn’t be teaching here in America. Dr. Lo came to IWU after serving a broad range of professions, both at If you don’t love missions, why would three terms on the mission field, 13 home and abroad. you want to be teaching students about years in South Africa and one year in “We just don’t believe you have to be missions?’” Cambodia. He started the work of The a missionary overseas to be culturally While he is honored by the two Wesleyan Church in Cambodia, teaching sensitive,” he says. “You have to be awards he received in April, he also is in an interdenominational Bible school, culturally sensitive here in the American humbled. starting churches and working with context to be effective for Christ. “Teaching is not something I do Campus Crusade. Because of that, we’re starting to see a comfortably,” he says. “There is always “Teaching always was a long-time lot of students right now who are a touch of fear. Every class I go into I goal of mine,” he says. “After 14 years interested in taking courses that will have that sense of nervousness and of being a missionary, I started to realize help them to become more sensitive to anxiety because I want to do my best I wanted to focus my role more in other ethnic groups. every day. I realize you can’t always do developing and training leaders of the “With IWU’s newly defined mission that, but you can always try.”

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 9 Adult & Professional Studies Annual Report

APS Continues Record Trend in Enrollment By Dr. David Wright

Indiana Wesleyan University’s Adult tool in helping APS adjunct faculty reading, college-level writing, critical & Professional Studies division understand and share in the new vision thinking and using mathematical data). It continued its trend of enrollment growth and mission of the university to change provides both a measure of how well during the 1998-99 academic year. The the world by developing students in APS associate degree graduates grasp division has grown by 12 percent since character, scholarship and leadership. general education knowledge and how last fall. The APS academic departments have APS students compare with a national The new Bachelor of Science in completed a yearlong process of writing sample drawn from 23 comprehensive Business Information Systems program program assessment plans. Each universities. was unveiled and has enrolled 140 program now has written assessment APS students exceed the national students in its first year of operation. measures that are tied to the university sample in two categories and are within This program is designed to address the mission, APS goals and program two points of the national sample in all demand for business professionals who understand newly developing APS students exceed the national sample in information technology and how to apply these tools within the business two categories and are within two points of management setting. IWU received accreditation for the the national sample in all other categories. Master of Business Administration Online program during the past year. objectives. For the first time, these other categories. This provides a strong The first class started in September measures provide APS administrators foundation for further assessment and a 1998, and more than 70 students have with both quantitative and qualitative strong indication that APS students at the enrolled. There is high interest in this tools to assess the academic achievement ‘sophomore’ level have achieved a level innovative program, which has received of APS students. These assessment of learning comparable to that of regional and national publicity. measures are key quality control sophomores in traditional comprehensive A new Bachelor of Science in measures that will help us understand the universities. Accounting degree completion program true impact of the education we provide. Employer surveys have been was developed during the past year. The As part of its assessment program, conducted for the Master of Arts in program began this fall. APS administered the ETS Academic Education and the B.S. completion A new APS Student Service Advisor Profile to a sample of students program for registered nurses, and both pilot program will be developed this fall completing the APS Associate of surveys shows an overall trend of strong and implemented at the first of the year. Science in Business program. The ETS satisfaction with IWU graduates. Assessment data have consistently Academic Profile is a nationally shown that APS students lack a strong standardized test that covers general Dr. Wright is the Vice President for Adult sense of connection to the university, education knowledge (humanities, social & Professional Studies at Indiana lack of a personal relationship with sciences, natural sciences, college-level Wesleyan University. university personnel and feel dissatisfied with the availability of advising services. The new Student Service Advisor program will be piloted in the southern third of the state. It is designed to give every core group a person who can become a link to the university, to solve problems, provide encouragement, prevent unnecessary attrition and provide increased academic advising. A new faculty newsletter, the Compass: Directions for a World Changing Faculty, was launched. The newsletter is designed to enhance communication with and among the hundreds of adjunct faculty members who teach APS classes. It will be a key

1 0 | TRIANGLE Richard Young (left), a facilitator at IWU’s Indianapolis campus, talks with APS Chaplain John Wrightsman. Profiles of Excellence Mark Smith’s First Priority Always Was Higher Education

Dr. Mark Smith’s educational After two years in Oklahoma, now background prepared him for what he’s equipped with a master’s degree plus doing today: serving as Associate Dean experience as a teacher and principal, for Adult & Professional Studies at Dr. Smith felt it was time to move on. Indiana Wesleyan University. “I had set a goal in college, actually I “Not many people prepare themselves think it was set by the Lord, to have my academically to teach at the college doctorate by the time I was 30,” he says. level,” Dr. Smith says. “Most educators “I knew there were a dearth of people are prepared to teach at the elementary who were trained to understand college or secondary level, and then they administration in the Christian realm, graduate to college. I specifically and I wanted to equip myself to be one prepared myself to teach in college.” of those people.” Dr. Smith, a native of Virginia, started Dr. Smith’s choice of a graduate to attend college at Virginia Tech with school was simplified when The his sights set on being a veterinarian. He Wesleyan Church offered him an won a state Future Farmers of America opportunity to pastor a church in West Dr. Mark Smith is Associate Dean of the APS Division. award and took all the required pre- Virginia. “I said, ‘Let’s go for it.’” At veterinarian classes his freshman year of the same time, he began working on a happening right here in higher college. doctorate in higher education education. We were one of the first “That’s when I felt like God began to administration at the University of West players to provide these kinds of deal with me about doing something Virginia. innovative adult programs, and now more than serving cows,” he says. “I In addition to his doctoral studies and everyone is trying to replicate what prayed about it and fought the call for a pastoral duties, Dr. Smith was elected we’re doing.” year, but I couldn’t get away from it. assistant superintendent of the West Dr. Smith has no plans to walk away The Lord kept saying, ‘I want to use Virginia District of The Wesleyan from the program anytime soon. If he you for ministry.’” Church. At 27, he was the youngest did, though, he would be proud of his Dr. Smith answered the call and person ever assigned that role in the legacy. “There have been several key enrolled in Hobe Sound Bible College district. initiatives that we have accomplished,” in Florida where he earned a degree in A chance encounter with Dr. Joe he says. religious education. After graduating, he Seaborn, then the head of the Religion Among them: and his wife Debbie headed to Kansas Department at IWU, opened the door for • “We’ve added full-time faculty; that City where they accepted teaching jobs Dr. Smith to come to the university. was a key initiative, a quality initiative.” in a private school. “Joe said if I was willing to take • “I take great pride in the way we’ve “I taught science in grades 7-12, whatever job was open, he would integrated faith into the curriculum.” became an associate pastor for a church, connect me with the right people at • “We are just now starting to see the served as the high school basketball IWU,” Dr. Smith says. “He introduced results of an assessment initiative which coach and began working on my me to Dr. David Wright.” shows that our students can compete master’s degree at the University of Dr. Wright, then the Associate Dean against any students in the nation.” Kansas,” Dr. Smith says. His wife of the Adult & Professional Studies The key question about the APS taught elementary school. Division, is now the division vice program, in Dr. Smith’s mind, is “I still have a secret desire to return to president. He hired Dr. Smith as a whether students’ lives are being coaching basketball at a Christian faculty recruiter. Four years later, Dr. changed. “I have documentation to school,” he says with a smile. “We had Smith is the Associate Dean. He is show that we are doing that, so it three great years of coaching.” primarily responsible for academic doesn’t matter what critics may say,” he From Kansas City, it was on to programs and faculty development. says. “As long as I know we’re Oklahoma where Dr. Smith became the “It really has been a learning changing people’s lives, that’s all I need principal of a private school and earned experience here, but I love it,” Dr. Smith to know. Granted, what we’re doing is a a master’s degree in college teaching says. “I’ve always welcomed different way of educating people, but from Northeastern Oklahoma State. challenges, and this is the 21st century the results should not be any different.”

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 1 1 Enrollment Management Annual Report

Record Numbers of Students Still Streaming to IWU By Dr. John S. Gredy

The 1998-99 academic year was an Division has hired Stamats, a nationally The number of honors students has exciting time for Indiana Wesleyan recognized higher education marketing increased by 72 percent in the last three University’s Enrollment Management firm, to do marketing research and years, with a 12 percent increase in the division, which expanded to keep pace develop a long-term marketing plan. fall of 1999 over the previous year. with the increasing number of students As IWU has become more involved in ¥ More than 500 students and seeking an IWU education. strategic planning, there has been a sponsors, the largest group ever, Prospective students and parents from growing awareness of the enrollment attended Fall Preview 1998. The award- Michigan, Illinois and Pennsylvania potential for traditional students at the winning Jars of Clay, a contemporary continue to tell us how the word about Indianapolis campus. In an effort to Christian music group, was brought in IWU is getting out in their home facilitate that growth, Brad Kissell was to do a Friday night concert as part of churches. Even though we promote the hired as Director of Enrollment an extensively redesigned fall preview university in national evangelical Management to coordinate marketing weekend. magazines, through church visits and at efforts for the traditional program at ¥ More than 800 students attended schools and camps, people who have Indianapolis. He also will coordinate Youth Conference ’99 in April and took visited campus are our best ambassadors. marketing and recruitment for part in seminars and rallies aimed at The wonderful thing is that parents traditional graduate programs in affirming their commitment to follow often comment on how friendly counseling, nursing and ministry as well God. Many made first-time spiritual everyone is and how there seems to be a as the MBA Online, Master of commitments or rededicated their lives presence of God at IWU. Education and B.S. completion program to Christ. The Enrollment Management for registered nurses in the APS ¥ Junior High Weekend in May Division, which consists of Admissions, Division. attracted a record turnout of almost 400 Financial Aid and Marketing, strives to Other highlights of the 1998-99 students and sponsors. The two-day create a student-friendly environment. academic year in the Enrollment event featured games, rallies and The division’s purpose is to attract Management Division: spiritual development activities. students who will benefit from an IWU ¥ The Admissions Office moved into ¥ Financial aid processing time was education and who will graduate with the former president’s home on shortened for Adult & Professional skills to be a world changer. Nebraska Street, which is more visible Studies students by developing a new Surveys taken by the Enrollment and serves as a campus welcome center. procedure to transmit federal financial Management Division have shown that The APS financial aid office moved to aid information electronically rather students choose IWU for the following its new offices in the APS building. than through the mail. This procedure reasons: ¥ Almost 2,000 students applied for reduced by about two weeks the time it ¥ Spiritual atmosphere. admission by the end of July, an takes for students to learn if they’re ¥ Quality academic programs. increase of 97 over the previous year. eligible for financial aid. ¥ Excellent financial aid awards. Even more significant, deposits were ¥ Outstanding facilities. 159 ahead of the previous year (890 this Dr. Gredy is Vice President for The growth in enrollment at Indiana year compared to 731 the previous year) Enrollment Management at Indiana Wesleyan University attracted the which is an 18 percent increase. There Wesleyan University. attention of two national publications was a significant increase in the number during the year. IWU was the focus of a of applications from Ohio, Michigan, Enrollment 1989-1998 story on Christian higher education that Illinois and Indiana. YEAR TRADITIONAL APS TOTAL appeared in the Chronicle of Higher ¥ Once again, we have the largest 1989 1062 1250 2312 Education, which is read by faculty and freshman class ever with 567 first-time administrators at 3,500 colleges and freshmen and 79 transfers for a total 1990 1136 1591 2727 universities nationwide. U.S. News & new student enrollment of 646. 1991 1291 1482 2773 World Report later mentioned that ¥ Since fall 1996, the freshman class 1992 1507 1878 3385 IWU’s enrollment had doubled in the has increased 46 percent from 389 to past decade. 567. 1993 1625 2557 4182 The national attention came as IWU ¥ The academic quality of the 1994 1753 3001 4754 was developing a strategic plan to freshman class continues to increase. 1995 1852 3217 5069 market the university statewide and There are 20 new freshmen who were nationally. The Enrollment Management ranked No. 1 in their high school class. 1996 1865 3785 5650 1997 1813 4250 6063 1998 1916 4441 6357 1 2 | TRIANGLE Profiles of Excellence IWU Keeps Drawing Harriet Rojas Back to Campus

After being drawn to the Indiana worshipped at College Wesleyan Church Wesleyan University campus four times and felt a strong call to the mission field. in her life, once as a student and three “Ken Heer was pastoring the church at times as an employee, Dr. Harriet Rojas the time,” she recalls. “I don’t remember has decided this is where God wants her what he preached on or even what the to be. scriptural reference was, but what my Dr. Rojas, a native of Washington heart heard was that you have to be sold State, began college at Bartlesville out to the Lord if you’re really going to Wesleyan College before transferring to be committed and follow him. I’d IWU where she earned a degree in probably heard that same thing many music education in 1976. times, but that particular Sunday it hit “My parents, Glen and Aloma home.” Whittenberg, had an enormous influence As a young child, Dr. Rojas had on my life, both spiritually and considered missionary service but never educationally,” Dr. Rojas says. “They addressed the matter. “On that Sunday sacrificed so much for me to be able to morning, though, I felt if I was going to Dr. Harriet Rojas assists attend a Christian college. My dad was get to the next level of spiritual growth, I a student during class. laid off my entire freshman year, and was going to have to come to grips with she wound up being offered a job as they lived on next to nothing. I really the call that God had placed on my IWU’s first purchasing agent. wouldn’t be anywhere today without heart,” she says. “How’s that for having a sense that their dedication.” After three months of praying and God was opening doors for us to come Dr. Rojas spent the summer after seeking the counsel of friends, Dr. Rojas back to IWU?” she says. “I was talking graduation from IWU working with a accepted an appointment to teach in a with Dr. (William) McDowell about the federally funded program for private seminary in Peru. That’s where purchasing agent’s job at the exact time I disadvantaged teens before accepting a she met another teacher, Ner Rojas, originally had planned to be interviewing job in the Financial Aid office at IWU. whom she would marry two years later. for the job at IUPUI. You could call that “Don Corliss, who was the financial After their marriage, the Rojases a coincidence, but I prefer to call it God aid director, said he was looking for moved to Marion where Dr. Rojas took a really working things out.” someone who would make a job as Director of Business Affairs at After serving nine months as commitment of five to eight years,” she IWU. Two years later, though, their purchasing agent, Dr. Rojas was says. Without thinking, I said, ‘Oh, no daughter Glenda was born, and the promoted to Executive Director of problem.’ As it turned out, I became the Rojases decided to move to Washington Student Financial Services to help out Financial Aid director when I was 25 State so Glenda would be close to one with the growing workload in that area. and stayed here for eight years.” set of grandparents. During the 1999-2000 school year, she For the first six years, she also was the “We wanted to keep the family ties as has moved on to teaching half-time in resident director for Teter Hall, a strong as possible,” Dr. Rojas says. the Business Department and working residence hall for 40 women. “I just “That’s something that’s real important half-time to finish some projects in walked across the Administration to us.” Financial Aid. parking lot from one job to the other,” Dr. Rojas worked for two colleges in “The more I teach, the more energized she says. “I even had a reserved parking Idaho, enrolled in a doctoral program at I get. I just thoroughly enjoy it,” she space, the only reserved space in the lot the University of Idaho and by 1997 was says. “I still don’t feel I’m doing what besides the one for the president.” headed back to Indiana where she was I’m supposed to do, but I’m having a lot While she was holding down those one of two final candidates for a job as of fun. I keep thinking of Jeremiah two jobs, Dr. Rojas completed a master’s Director of Financial Aid at Indiana 29:11, and I know that God has a plan degree in counseling at Ball State University-Purdue University (IUPUI) at that he’s still working out for my life.” University. “I thought the degree Indianapolis. There’s just something special about would make be better prepared to deal At the last minute, IUPUI decided not being back at IWU, she says. “I have with students, both in the financial aid to fill the position Ð but told Dr. Rojas to been on a lot of college campuses over office and in the residence hall,” she keep the airline ticket they had the years, and there’s a completely says. purchased for her to come for the different feeling when I step on the IWU Dr. Rojas’ life took a sharp turn one interview. She took the opportunity to campus. It’s really something tangible, Sunday morning in 1983 as she come to IWU to visit with friends, where even though I can’t put my finger on it.”

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 1 3 Financial Affairs Annual Report

Campus Continues To Be a Major Construction Zone By Dr. Bill McDowell

Never in the history of Indiana time faculty members, staff support ¥ A second 36-bed, six-unit Wesleyan University has there been grew by six employees and townhouse, which was started in July more activity than this past year. administrative personnel increased by and is scheduled for completion in For several years, we built one 15 people. November. building a year. A couple of years ago, With added personnel and programs, ¥ A prayer chapel, which was started in August and is scheduled for completion in August 2000. The university’s endowment grew Projects under consideration for the spring of 2000 include: from $12.1 million at the close ¥ An addition to the Student Center. ¥ More student housing. of 1997-98 to more than $14 million Personnel at the end of 1989-99. Two new administrators joined the Financial Affairs office during the year: ¥ Brian Caviggiola, Controller. He we moved to two buildings a year. This we not only need to build to comes to IWU with a B.S. in accounting past year, we have been working with accommodate students. We also need to from Purdue University and 10 years of five construction projects. expand office space, program space and experience and has had a significant Revenue for the 1998-99 fiscal year other dimensions of the university’s impact even in his first year. He and his was $49.6 million, up from $44 million infrastructure. wife, Judy, have three children. the previous year. There was an 8 As the fiscal year ended, three ¥ Lois Templin, Purchasing percent increase in Adult & Professional projects were nearing completion and Coordinator. She has worked at IWU Studies division revenue, and a 16 since have been completed: since January of 1997 and moved to the percent growth in traditional revenue. ¥ A 120,000-square-foot Recreation Financial Affairs office from the The university’s endowment grew and Wellness Center. Financial Aid office. She had nine years from $12.1 million at the close of 1997- ¥ A 206-bed residence hall. experience as the business manager of a 98 to more than $14 million at the end ¥ A 36-bed, six-unit townhouse. local corporation before coming to of 1998-99. Ongoing projects include: IWU. Lois and her husband, Todd, have As enrollment grows and buildings ¥ The renovation and addition of a two children. are added, additional personnel are 43,000-square-foot wing to Burns Hall required. In addition to adding 14 full- of Science. Construction started in May Dr. McDowell is the former Vice 1999 and is scheduled to be completed President for Financial Affairs at McDowell Takes in August 2000. Indiana Wesleyan University. Job in Michigan

Dr. Bill McDowell, Vice President for Financial Affairs since July of 1997, has resigned to accept a similar job at Spring Arbor College in Michigan. He began his new duties on Oct. 4. Dr. McDowell came to Indiana Wesleyan University in 1994 to serve as Vice President for Adult & Professional Studies. He held that job until he moved to Financial Affairs three years later. A search was started in September to find a successor to Dr. McDowell.

1 4 | TRIANGLE Workmen finishing concrete is a common sight around campus. Profiles of Excellence Caring for IWU Campus is a Matter of Stewardship

Brendan Bowen sees his job as going Marriott, now Sodexho Marriott, is well beyond the official title on his responsible for IWU’s physical plant. office door: Director of Physical Plant. Mr. Bowen is the only Sodexho Marriott He is as much a teacher and spiritual employee for the physical plant, but he leader as anyone on the Indiana supervises 40 full-time workers and Wesleyan University campus. between 30 and 90 student workers. “There is a spiritual dimension to our In addition to his undergraduate work,” he says. “We’re caring for God’s degree, Mr. Bowen also has a master’s campus. It’s a matter of stewardship, degree in public administration. “I had a which ups the ante here at IWU.” strong technical background,” he says. Mr. Bowen was seeking that added “But I felt if I was going to stay in dimension when he set a goal for his higher education, I needed to round out professional life while working in a my education.” similar job at Western Kentucky Mr. Bowen specifically chose to work University. “A few years ago, my at a small Christian college because he supervisor at Western Kentucky asked was not satisfied to have a job that did Brendan Bowen oversees what I’d like to be doing in five years, not impact people’s lives. “I feel like IWU’s physical plant. and I said I’d like to be the physical God gives all of us gifts, gifts of lifelong learning skills is really our goal. plant director at a small Christian ministry, gifts of administration, gifts to We’re going to do everything we can do college somewhere.” work with people around you,” he says. to advance students’ skills and sense of When the offer came from IWU in “I felt I wanted to use the gifts He gave self worth and to develop good work August 1998, Mr. Bowen knew it was me in leadership to make a difference.” ethics. In addition, we have the benefit where he was supposed to be. Until In just a year at IWU, Mr. Bowen of getting the work done.” then, his adult life had been centered already is making a difference. He has Empowerment is the key, Mr. Bowen around Western Kentucky University. placed enormous faith and responsibility says, to building teamwork among full- time employees. “I have confidence that every person We’re caring for God’s campus. is capable of doing what he or she is responsible for doing, and I let them It’s a matter of stewardship, know that,” he says. “I see myself as being an enabler. I’m not afraid to hire which ups the ante here at IWU. people that are more capable than me. If I can hire someone who knows more Mr. Bowen earned a degree there in in student workers and has got the entire about air conditioning than me, you can industrial education and did his student maintenance department working be certain that’s who I will hire.” teaching but never left the campus. He together. By some standards, IWU should be an repaired air conditioners as a student, “The number of student workers we easy campus to maintain because a moved on to drafting and stayed on as a use is unusual,” he says. “A lot of majority of the buildings are less than draftsman after graduating. university physical plants aren’t willing 10 years old. Mr. Bowen says that isn’t “I started moving up in physical plant to take risks with students, but we true because IWU has a higher standard administration and had become the couldn’t achieve our goals without for maintenance. Director of Administrative Services by them. We put so much confidence in “We don’t maintain our campus at the 1995 when Western Kentucky students and their ability to do their same level as your usual run-of-the-mill outsourced its physical plant services to tasks.” college,” he says. “We have a higher Marriott Corp.,” Mr. Bowen says. “I Mr. Bowen started an innovative standard of excellence. We aspire to be stayed on with Marriott and was program during the summer months greater than the sum of our parts. We promoted to construction manager for when as many as 90 students were on aspire to achieve a level of excellence.” the campus.” the payroll. “We set up various student That’s what Brendan Bowen means It was the Marriott connection that crews and hired a student leader for when he talks about the spiritual brought Mr. Bowen to IWU. each of them,” he says. “Teaching dimension to his work.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 1 5 Student Development Annual Report

Power of Prayer Has Impact on Chapel Programs By Dr. Todd Voss An exciting new student-initiated 1,278, which was 177 students greater program that targets first-generation, chapel ministry began this year. Seven than the fall of 1997. Plans were made low-income high school students to students used the power of prayer to immediately to prepare for the 1999- increase their chances of going to support chapel by praying before and 2000 academic year by building a new college. In May we received $1 million during each chapel. University Chaplain 206-bed residence hall. to fund the program through 2003. Gary Swyers believes it made a A new university ID card was put in A new centralized scheduling system significant impact on the effectiveness place this past year. Not only is the new was piloted this year. Glin Winsor is of the chapel programs this year. card less expensive to produce than the now coordinating the booking and set Due to the increase in the number of old one, it allowed for the development up of most non-class-related University mission trips and outreach opportunities, of the pictorial segment of the Virtual spaces throughout the year for both on- we added a part-time student ministry Advising Link (VAL) on-line system. campus and off-campus requests. This coordinator to help organize and direct The new card uses digital technology to new approach should help remove the the various programs. In addition, capture the picture, and the back of the growing confusion and frustration of almost 200 students responded card has magnetic stripes that will allow how and where to call for reserving prayerfully to our missions-emphasis us to develop keyless entry systems and spaces on campus. chapel in the fall, making a public prepaid purchasing opportunities at Student activities reached new heights commitment to ask God to use them for vending and copy machines. again this year with record attendance missions. The Health Center continued to and many new activities planned. The In addition to a growing number of increase hours and services this year in University now has more than 35 on-campus groups and departments, the response to a significantly growing student organizations and collectively Botany Glen Adventure Center had patient response. A new brochure supports more than 400 students who more than double the number of groups outlining services was sent to hold a leadership position or office. In renting the center than the previous year. faculty/staff, and a major increase in addition, we now have 60 active Botany Glen has a leadership high-ropes University employees and their members in the SALT (Stepping Ahead course for individual learning and dependents was realized. This is a with Leadership Training) leadership co- several group initiatives for specific wonderful opportunity for saving the curricular transcript program. communication and relationship- employee out-of-pocket expenses for As the university has grown, the building experiences. health services, but it also saves the relationship between the Admissions New townhouse apartments were built University as a result of low-cost lab Office and Student Life has been much and opened just in time for the fall 1998 and office visit fees. more deliberative and supportive. semester. These units house 96 upper- We developed a survey to measure Collaboration on Fall Preview, Youth class students and have three bedrooms, our students’ “sense of community” on Conference and visit weekends has three baths, a kitchen and living room. campus this year and to baseline their benefited both departments, saved A new community center also was responses to help us develop additional money and increased attendance at constructed to serve all the small units programs and services to enhance their events. (Eastburn, Phillippe, Cox, University sense of community (belonging, loyalty, Court and the townhouses). This center closeness) at IWU. The results were Dr. Voss is the Vice President for has a reception desk, computer room, positive with about 80 percent of the Student Development at Indiana study room and large lounge with respondents rating their current sense of Wesleyan University. fireplace. It has proven to be a hub of community as excellent or good. The activity and an important addition to the only major concerns expressed were: Resident Population development of community in the small Continued growth’s impact on food 1989 ¥ 442 units. service lines, student center size, chapel 1990 ¥ 532 We used 58 rooms during the fall overcrowding, offices keeping up with 1991 ¥ 637 semester to over-assign students to so many students, and loss of personal 1992 ¥ 733 triples. Even so, we filled to capacity attention due to size. and had to turn away a small number of After months of work, Herb Hughs 1993 ¥ 825 potential resident students for the first and Dawn Greene mailed the Upward 1994 ¥ 876 time in the history of Indiana Wesleyan Bound reapplication grant in October. 1995 ¥ 987 University. Our fall occupancy was Upward Bound is a federally supported 1996 ¥ 1005 1997 ¥ 1101 1998 ¥ 1297

1 6 | TRIANGLE Profiles of Excellence

Susan Rose’s Persistence Eventually Paid Off Susan Rose grew up down the street “We are a full primary-care facility from Indiana Wesleyan University, but now,” she says. “We pretty much can do her journey to the IWU Health Center anything that can be done in a doctor’s took longer than she expected. office. We rarely have to refer patients “For at least three years, I called Dr. to other health-care facilities.” (Todd) Voss to ask, ‘Do you need a In addition to 2,000-plus students, the nurse? Do you need a nurse?’” she says. Health Center increasingly has become “I really liked the Christian university a primary care facility for IWU and thought it could be a real neat place employees and their families, and to work. I was excited to think I might spouses and children of students. have that opportunity.” “I’m especially pleased that we can Dr. Voss is Vice President for Student provide care for married students and Development. His area of responsibility their families,” Mrs. Rose says. “They includes the IWU Health Center. often have no insurance and little “I finally decided that Dr. Voss never money, so we try to provide health care was going to call; I never was going to as inexpensively as possible and work get a job at IWU,” Mrs. Rose says. “I with them on payments.” took it off my list of things to do. I The Health Center sees an average of Susan Rose is in charge wasn’t going to call him anymore.” 40 to 50 patients a day. “It’s pretty non- of the IWU Health Center. Instead, Dr. Voss called her. “I got stop,” Mrs. Rose says. worked in a variety of medical settings: involved in leading a ladies Bible study “We never want to get so busy, a hospital, doctors’ offices and a and came home one day, during a high though, that we miss something psychiatric facility. “All of the spiritual point in my life, and there was important. We have conscientious and experiences I had through the years a message on my answering machine caring nurses. They worry about people. have really helped here,” she says. “We from Dr. Voss. ‘I think I have a job for They call and check on people the next deal with a lot of emotional disorders, you,’ he said.” day to see how they’re doing. We bend such as depressions and eating Five years later, that original part-time job has turned into a full-time job as director of the Health Center. “If someone had told me five years ago that We always want to go the extra mile to I would be working full-time, I wouldn’t have believed them,” Mrs. Rose says. make sure students have a good “My goal always was to work part- time, so I could stay home and be a experience at the Health Center. mom to our four daughters. But, as it turned out, God’s timing was perfect. When the opportunity came to work full-time, my kids were all in school. over backwards to please people. We disorders. Picking up on emotional Everything about it was perfect.” always want to go the extra mile to disorders and learning to communicate Her husband, David ‘92, joined IWU make sure students have a good with patients is half of the job.” four years ago. He is executive director experience at the Health Center, and we Mrs. Rose doesn’t regret for a minute of operations for Adult & Professional look for staff who are willing to do her persistent phone calls to Dr. Voss Studies. that..” five years ago. “I love it here,” she says. When Mrs. Rose came to IWU, the A common ailment, especially at the “I have not had a single day that I’ve Health Center was open half days and a beginning of a new school year, is dreaded to come to work. I tend to get doctor came twice a week for a couple homesickness. “Deciding whether a bored easily, and every hour brings of hours. Now, the Health Center is student is really sick or just homesick is something new at the Health Center that open full-time five days a week and a one of our jobs,” Mrs. Rose says. “We keeps it exciting. My job here is my nurse practitioner is available four days get to be moms, which is really special.” mission, and I love it. My job at IWU a week. Before coming to IWU, Mrs. Rose was a beautiful gift from God.”

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 1 7 University Advancement Annual Report

Annual Fund Giving Tops $1 Million for Second Year By Terry Munday

Giving to Indiana Wesleyan team served IWU during the academic The Indy Golf Classic, held in May at University’s annual fund topped $1 year. In addition, several qualified Valle Vista Golf Course in Greenwood, million for the second consecutive year. students were used for freelance Ind., drew 173 golfers and raised a The actual amount raised was ministry. Unrestricted income from the record $32,288. $1,027,822, about $20,000 more than various Christian service teams reached A new golfing event this year, the the previous year. This is the 12th an all-time high of $81,398. Night-Light Scholarship Tourney, was consecutive year that annual fund giving ¥ The IWU Chorale and Wind held at night at Hart Golf Course in has exceeded the previous year. Ensemble had successful tours during Marion. More than 70 players The annual fund consists of all spring break. The Chorale toured in participated, and the event raised unrestricted gifts. It includes money Michigan, Ohio and California, while $9,500. raised through direct mail and events the Wind Ensemble was traveling in ¥ The annual Grant County and such as golf tourneys, scholarship days, Virginia, North Carolina and Ohio. May Wabash County Scholarship Days, alumni phonathons and an annual tours to Christian schools reached into which are coordinated by the telesale. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Development Office, raised about Proceeds from the annual scholarship Wisconsin. $70,000. telesale showed the largest percentage ¥ WIWU TV, the university’s low- ¥ Kay Alter, Director of Prospect increase of any annual fund event. The power TV station, produced more than Research and Management, coordinated 1999 telesale raised $91,740, compared 450 programs and projects during 1998- a series of interviews with selected to $50,531 the previous year. 99. In addition, video services made Trustees, PACE members and friends of The telesale, which is held in January more than 1,000 videos Ð including the University to obtain names and and broadcast live over WIWU TV, was more than 160 that were sold at contacts for potential relationships with extended from four to five days this graduation ceremonies. IWU. Through interviews with 19 year. Area merchants and friends of ¥ Three golf tournaments sponsored people, about 130 names were obtained. IWU donated more than 400 items by the Development Office generated ¥ Circulation of the Triangle climbed valued in excess of $125,000 for the nearly $100,000. The Jack Colescott to 31,500 for the summer issue of 1999. 1999 telesale. The merchandise was sold Scholarship Golf Tournament, held in The paper quality for the magazine was for 60-70 percent of its total value. September 1998 at Hart Golf Course in upgraded, beginning with the spring Total giving for 1998-99 was $11.7 Marion, drew 252 players and raised a 1999 issue, which improved the overall million, which was a record amount for record $55,393. Gale Sayers, the former appearance of the publication. a year in which there was no capital all-pro running back for the Chicago campaign. The total was buoyed Bears, was the celebrity golfer and Mr. Munday is the Vice President for considerably by three grants, totaling spoke at a tourney banquet that drew University Advancement at Indiana $8.25 million, from Lilly Endowment, more than 300 guests. Wesleyan University. Inc. of Indianapolis. For the first time ever, giving by churches for Church Matching Scholarships exceeded $400,000. A record $426,167, $33,000 more than the previous year, was received from 912 churches. Almost 940 students benefited from the scholarships. Alumni giving for 1998-99 totaled $657,789. The Class of 1943 led the way with total giving of $78,785. The Class of 1958 ranked second with $76,627. IWU had 23,689 alumni as of June 30. Other highlights of the year in University Advancement: ¥ Six ministry teams and a drama

1 8 | TRIANGLE Gale Richmond emcees the 1999 scholarship telesale which raised over $90,000. Profiles of Excellence IWU Was Always a Part of Kay Alter’s Life

Kay Alter grew up in Texas, with IWU in 1982, with a degree in Indiana Wesleyan University in her journalism and science, she went to backyard. work as a salesperson in the Chronicle- “My mom and dad both graduated Tribune advertising department but here, so I grew up knowing about continued to cover sporting events on Indiana Wesleyan,” she says. “I always weekends. was going to come to IWU and become After working briefly at Wesley Press, a nurse.” the publishing house of The Wesleyan That thinking changed, however, Church, Mrs. Alter accepted a job as during Mrs. Alter’s teen years. “When I assistant director of records at IWU in was 13, we moved to Marion when my 1986. She held that job for 10 years, dad became a professor at IWU and, all earning an M.S. degree in management at once, I didn’t want to attend college from IWU along the way. here anymore” “Returning to work at my alma mater Mrs. Alter is the daughter of Dr. wasn’t something I’d ever thought much Marvin Hinds ‘51, Professor Emeritus about,” she says. “When Wesley Press of Biology, and Hazel Hinds ‘50. moved to Indianapolis, I needed to look By the time she was 18, Mrs. Alter for a job, and IWU was an obvious had changed her mind about attending place to look. After working in the IWU. In 1978, she enrolled in the secular world of a daily newspaper and Kay Alter and her father, Dr. Marvin Hinds, are both IWU graduates. nursing program — but not for long. “It then at Wesley Press, I decided that I only took me a couple of weeks to preferred the Christian environment.” academic side,” she says. “I knew the discover I didn’t want to be a nurse,” Two years ago, Mrs. Alter decided it Advancement Department was over she says. “I didn’t like being in hospitals was time for a job change. “I knew I there in the Ad Building raising money, or around sick people.” wanted to change, but I really wasn’t and I knew that the university needed to She stuck with science classes looking on campus. Then an opportunity raise money. Still, it was almost like coming into a new employer. It gave me a much broader perspective of IWU.” My mom and dad In her present job, Mrs. Alter helps to identify individuals, corporations and both graduated here, foundations that might have an interest in providing financial support for IWU. so I grew up knowing about She then develops and manages ways to build relationships with those people Indiana Wesleyan. and organizations to get them involved in the life of the university. because science was so much a part of presented itself, and it sounded like the “Basically, what we’re doing is her family, but it was a freshman writing sort of thing I’d enjoy doing — doing selling the university,” she says. “It’s class that set her off on a different path. research and working with computers,” more than just going out and raising “I decided I wanted to go into she says. money, although we need to do that too. journalism,” she says. “I played field In 1997, Mrs. Alter moved to the “Primarily, it’s finding people who are hockey in college and really liked Advancement Department to become interested in the same goals the sports. I wanted to be a sportswriter.” the university’s first Director of university is interested in: Christian During college, Mrs. Alter worked as Prospect Research and Management. higher education, good leadership and a part-time sportswriter at the Marion She says the job has given her a new developing students who will change the Chronicle-Tribune — the first woman perspective on IWU. world. We are seeking people who want ever to work in the sports department at “After being in the Records Office for to help us develop the tools to prepare the newspaper. After graduating from more than 10 years, I knew the students in those skills.”

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 1999 | 1 9 Faculty News

Carol Bence Dr. Michael Fratzke Pam Harrison Euni Rickey Dr. Willem Dr. David Wright Van De Merwe

PATTI ASHBY, Interlibrary Loan/Reference DR. DUK LEE, Assistant Professor of IWU Madrigal Dinner and the other (Fire, Librarian, has been elected as the Director Mathematics, reviewed a manuscript for Fire) to the IWU Honors Brass. Both pieces At-Large: Conference Services for the Basic Business Statistics by were published nationally. Association of Christian Libraries. She will Lind/Mason/Marchal, Third Edition, serve a two-year term from 1999-2001. The McGraw Hill. STEPHEN P. BROWN, Catalog Librarian and Association is composed primarily of Assistant Professor, has been selected by the Christian librarians in evangelical DR. STEVE LENNOX, Professor of Religion Association of Christian Librarians (ACL) as institutions of higher learning and is and Chairperson of the Division of Religion the 1999 recipient of the Emily Russel dedicated to promoting the professional and and Philosophy, has contributed 12 abstracts Award in recognition of his outstanding spiritual growth of its members and to to Religious and Theological Abstracts, contributions to Christian librarianship. His providing service to the academic library Volume 42, Number 2, June 1999, prepared service to ACL has included serving as community worldwide. from Foundations (Volume 40, 1998) and treasurer, as circulating and managing editor Religion and American Culture (Volume 8, of The Christian Librarian and as managing DR. DOUGLAS DAUGHERTY, Assistant 1998). editor of Christian Periodical Index. He Professor of Addictions Counseling, gave a presently serves as associate editor of presentation entitled “Current Trends in DR. CYNTHIA GUNSALUS, Assistant Christian Periodical Index and has presented Alcohol and Drug Treatment” at the Professor of Education, successfully numerous workshops at ACL conventions on Midwestern meeting for Salvation Army defended her dissertation on April 5 at Ball various aspects of cataloguing. officers and area representatives in State University for the Doctor of Education Indianapolis. Dr. Daugherty also presented a degree. The title of her dissertation is “The ROD CROSSMAN ‘76, Artist-in-Residence paper to the 21st International Congress of Effect of Choice on On-task Behavior with and Assistant Professor of Art, has had Individual Psychology on Aug. 4-7. His Two Middle School Students with Learning pictures published in several publications: paper was entitled “The Sulliman Scale of Disabilities in an Inclusionary Setting.” Dr. “Waiting for Spring,” in Big Sky Journal, Social Interest as a Predicator of Criminal Gunsalus joined the IWU faculty in 1997. Spring 1999; three paintings with the article Offender Outcomes.” “Trout Lessons” in Sporting Classics, RUTH DIXON, Adjunct Associate Professor July/August 1999; and “Amazing” and “Old DR. SUZANNE GALER, Assistant Professor of Spanish, was part of a group of volunteers Friends” in Gray’s Sporting Journal, of Music, served as Assistant to the Director who taught English this summer to middle- August/September 1999. Prof. Crossman for the Bel Canto Northwest Vocal Institute, school children in and around Siedlce, an also was selected from 124 wildlife artists July 1-Aug. 8, at Portland State University in industrial city located close to Poland’s from around the world to feature his picture, Portland, Ore. She also was awarded the eastern border. She was assigned to work “The Color Fall, the Sound of a Whistle,” in honor of participating in master classes with children ages 9-15 at a rural school. Wildlife Art, 1998. conducted by renowned master teacher Prof. Dixon served with Global Volunteers, a Eileen Faull. Dr. Galer also appeared with Minnesota-based, private, non-profit, non- DR. VICKIE HESS, Professor of Chemistry the Crossroads Opera Co. in Pergolesi’s La sectarian development organization, which and Chairperson of the Division of Natural Serva Padrona in June in Fort Recovery, each year coordinates 125 service programs Sciences and Mathematics, participated in a Ohio; was soloist with the Manistee in 21 countries around the world. panel review of proposals for the National Philharmonic Orchestra, Manistee, Mich., Science Foundation, Arlington, Va. The for a Fourth of July Pops Concert on July 2- DR. MICHAEL R. BROWN, Professor of proposals were submitted to the foundation’s 3; and was a soloist at University Music and Chairperson of the Division of Division of Undergraduate Education. Congregational Church, Seattle, Wash., on Fine Arts, had an article, “Teaching with Aug. 15. Dr. Galer performed for the Trumpet Duets,” published in The Art Department has received a gift of Swedish American Heritage Society of Instrumentalists, July 1999. Also in July, $1,200 from the Amoco Foundation Inc., for Grand Rapids, Mich., at the St. Cecilia Wehr’s Music House published two of Dr. its participation in the Amoco Fabrics and Music Society on Oct. 3. She performed Oct. Brown’s brass quintet transcriptions. He Fibers Company’s 1999 Amoco Student 5 with the New York Vocal Artists in dedicated one of the scores (Ave Maria, Design competition. Under the supervision Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall. gratia plena) to Dr. Carolyn Kindley and the of ALAN KWOK, Assistant Professor of Art,

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several IWU students submitted original Professor of Psychology, Chairperson for articles also were published: “Introduction textile weaving designs. the Division of Behavioral Sciences and to Psalms” in the September/October/ Assistant Dean for Faculty Development. November issue of Wesley Adult Teacher’s EUNI RICKEY ‘71, Assistant Professor of Dr. Puffer is Associate Professor of Guide; and “The Powers of Chaos” in the Music, hosted more than 100 area piano Psychology. September/November issue of Illustrated students in the National Guild Piano Bible Life. Auditions in May in the Phillippe DR. MICHAEL J. FRATZKE, Professor of Performing Arts Center. The auditions Physical Education, Athletic Director, and RON MAZELLAN, Assistant Professor of involved students in elementary through Coordinator of the Physical Education Art, was selected to do a print for the high school. More than 119,000 students Department, made two scholarly Millenium Calendar, which was published participated nationally and internationally. presentations during the summer. “Qualities by Dellas Graphics, Syracuse, N.Y. Prof. Rickey was the chairperson for the Needed by Athletic Administrators in the local event and has been active in the Year 2000 and Beyond: What Should Our DR. JERRY PATTENGALE, Associate Dean adjudication for the organization. Priorities Be?” was given at the National for Academic Affairs and Professor of Association of Collegiate Directors of History, contributed to the national DR. MARK ECKART, Adjunct Professor of Athletics in Reno, Nev., on June 15. The teleconference, “Meeting the Challenge of Religion, had an article entitled “Is the second presentation, “Liability and Legal Student Retention,” produced by the Devil Really a Sly Old Fox?” published in Issues,” was made at the Liability, Nutrition, National Resource Center at the University the spring 1999 issue of The Holiness Sportsmanship Education (LANSE) of South Carolina. The program recently Digest. The Digest is a publication of the Coaching Certification Workshop in aired and will be turned into a resource Christian Holiness Partnership, an Phillippe Performing Arts Center on Aug. video. interdenominational organization of 15. churches in the Wesleyan tradition. Dr. JOY REED and CAROL BENCE, Assistant Eckart is the pastor of Westport Wesleyan DR. JUDY HUFFMAN ‘76, Professor of Professors of Nursing Education, gave a Church in Westport, Ind. Counseling, presented a paper, “Religious poster presentation entitled “A Journey Into Orientation, Religious Coping, and Coping Our Neighborhood” at the American DR. JIM ELSBERRY ‘77, Associate Resources,” in August at the American Association of Colleges of Nursing/Helene Professor of Education and Chairperson of Psychological Association Annual Fuld Health Trust Faculty Development the Division of Education, and DR. MARK Convention in Boston. An article, Workshop in Community-Based Care for SMITH, Associate Dean for Adult & “Religious Orientation and Undergraduate Nursing Education. The Professional Studies, are working with Multidimensional Perfectionism: presentation was in June in Long Beach, Jones Middle School in Marion on a school Relationships and Implications, which Dr. Calif. improvement project. Huffman and Jeffrey S. Ashby co-authored, was published in Counseling and Values, DR. WILLEM VAN DE MERWE, Professor of DR. DAVID WRIGHT ‘77, Vice President for April 1999 edition. Physics, presented a paper, “Submicroscopic Adult & Professional Studies, and DR. Particle Size Determination for Polarized MARK SMITH, Associate Dean of the TOMMIE BARNES, Associate Professor of Light Scattering,” at the Scientific Division, presented a workshop on Education, and DR. SUSAN FISHER, Conference on Obscuration and Aerosol “Assessment Ð A Systematic Approach for Professor of Education, represented Indiana Research in June in Maryland. Non-traditional Programs” at the Wesleyan University at the Association of Consortium for the Advancement of Adult Teacher Educators Summer Conference in DALLAS WALTERS, Assistant Professor of Higher Education conference in June. August in San Antonio, Texas. They Art, was selected as a participant in the demonstrated analyses practices used in our Sixth Annual Art of Photography Exhibition DR. MICHAEL BUCK, Professor of English teacher education program. in September in West Palm Beach, Fla. and Chairperson of the Division of Modern Languages and Literature, presented a paper, PAM HARRISON, Assistant Professor of DR. MICHAEL J. BOIVIN, Professor of “Political Economy, Walter Scott, and the Nursing Education, served as an item writer Psychology and Director of Student Success Resolution of Redgauntlet,” at Scott, for the Pathophysiology Examination for and Retention, and HEIDI IHRKE, Scotland. He also presented the paper for Regents College, Albany, N.Y. undergraduate research assistant, have been Romanticism: The Sixth Meeting of the invited to give a presention at the CAPS International Scott Conference in July at the DR. STEVE LENNOX, Chairperson of the 2000 International Convention in Tulsa, University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. Division of Religion and Philosophy and Okla., in March. The title of their proposed Associate Professor of Religion, has written paper is “Emotional, Psychological, and DR. B.J. FRATZKE and DR. KEITH PUFFER a new book, Psalms: A Biblical Spiritual Predicators of Hope in College jointly reviewed Holiness for Hurting Commentary in the Wesleyan Tradition, Students.” CAPS is the Christian People, which was published by Wesleyan which was published this summer by Association for Psychological Studies. Publishing House, 1998. Dr. Fratzke is Wesleyan Publishing House. Two of his

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30s 10 years. Charles also served as Director 70s Donald ’39 & Mildred (Osborn ’37) of Marketing with Wesleyan Publishing Judy Richardson ’72 is now doing Fisher will celebrate their 60th wedding House for 22 years. Lucille taught volunteer work at the Monterey Bay anniversary with a family gathering on school for 25 years. They live in Aquarium as a guide. She also works Thanksgiving Day. Their children will Marion, Ind. part-time at the Saltwater Institute in host the event. Don and Mildred were Monterey, Calif. married August 30, 1939. They 50s ministered for 30 years in Marion, Ind., William D. (Bill) ’50 & Clara Jim Watkins ’74, and Cec Murphey at Nelson Street Wesleyan Church and (Chizum ’49) James celebrated their will be conducting writers’ conferences W. Eighth Street Wesleyan Church. 50th wedding anniversary on June 18, in India Jan. 27-Feb. 18. The two Mildred also worked at Wesleyan World and enjoyed a celebration with their authors and speakers will conduct Headquarters. Don still serves as a family and friends on July 24. He sent a seminars in Bombay, Hyderabad and chaplain at Colonial Oaks Health Care “thank you” for the e-mail birthday Dhra Dun. India has a population of and Wesleyan Health Care Centers in greeting sent by the Alumni Office and over 900 million but only 2 per cent are Marion. stated: “God has been good (always is) Christians, and there is only one by letting me live to be a young 73. I Christian periodical. So, there is a great 40s praise Him for it. I would be pleased need not only to equip Christian writers Howard ’40 and Marie (Rowe ’42) that He expand my life out longer and professionally but to encourage them Noggle are proud that their only be useful in His Kingdom.” spiritually as well. Jim will also have grandchild, Christopher Dayton, four books published in 2000. He graduated Aug. 13 from Georgia Tech 60s contributed to Group/Zondervan’s with a Bachelor of Mechanical Mary Ann (Hicks ’62) Albert, and pastors’ study Bible, and wrote a three- Engineering degree. husband, Charles, spent two years in book series for teens on adolescence, Hiroshima, Japan, serving as volunteers death, and the supernatural to be Alice Hines ’43 was named “Volunteer at the World Friendship Center. They published by Concordia Publishing of the Year” at George Fox University in were co-directors of WFC, taught House. Newberg, Ore. More than a dozen years conversational English classes, hosted a of service led to the award. In making Stephen Bozak ’76 moved back to New bed and breakfast for international the presentation at the annual Volunteer York from Seoul, Korea, with his family Appreciation Luncheon, George Fox in 1994. Stephanie (16) and Steven (13) President David Brandt noted that the are both doing very well in school. 84-year-old Newberg resident has Steve joined the IECA, as a Certified faithfully served the university. During Educational Planner. He visits many the past academic year, Alice responded 23 times to the university’s call for help — a modern-day record at the institution. Alice taught elementary school in Ohio for 34 years. She and a sister lived together for decades in Ohio and both moved to Newberg’s Friendsview Manor retirement center in Charles & Mary Ann Albert 1985. When she is not volunteering at guests at the center (which was also George Fox, or not on one of her nearly their home), and were involved in other daily walks, Alice finds time for her hobby of making greeting cards. peace programs. Mary wrote: “It was a very busy but rewarding and wonderful Charles ’45 & Lucille (Fisher ’39) experience. We were very impressed by Day celebrated their 55th wedding the love and generosity of our Japanese anniversary on Sept. 1. They pastored in friends. Going to Japan had been a long- The Wesleyan Church for 10 years and time dream (calling) of mine which was were missionaries to South America for fulfilled in an unexpected way.” Stephen Bozak & family

2 2 | TRIANGLE Alumni News private boarding schools, often for kids spread the Gospel. His wife, Bobbie, welcomed to the Hill family on Jan. 30 with special needs. Having advised and will be involved with a medical Matthew (Maki), who was born in Haiti. placed hundreds of kids into schools, he missionary trip to China in October. He joined Sarah (12), Jonathan (9) and is an expert in finding the right schools Robby (7). Shaun continues his busy for the right kids. He says that Joan, his Jerry Seiter ’77 is the YMCA optometry practice with Springfield wife of 17 years, is his best helper in Executive Director in Ashland. Ohio. He Clinic in Springfield, Ill., and Shari is managing the office in Clifton Park, recently was able to announce that the still Director of Cardiology at Memorial N.Y. YMCA’s $1.5 million capital campaign Health System. had exceeded its goal, with a total of Tony ’76 & Debbie (Hendricks ’76) $1,788,792 being raised. Jerry thanked The Lance Fung Gallery was pleased to Mack celebrated their 25th wedding donors and campaign volunteers at a announce the third in its summer series anniversary with a trip to Pigeon Forge, dinner held at the Country Club of of emerging artist shows. “PROBE” is Tenn. Tony is a contractor and a gospel Ashland. Campaign chairman Rob Ward the first New York solo show of singer. Debbie is a piano teacher and a praised Jerry for his work with the California-based artist Jeff Green ’87. gospel singer. They are the parents of campaign and credited him for turning Jeff’s work ranges in media from digital Chad and Tiffany. They live in Marion the YMCA around. Jerry also attributed photography to object and installation. and are active in the music program at the campaign’s success to a higher His work investigates the integrity of Lakeview Wesleyan Church. authority. “The Lord has had His hand synthetic materials and grapples with in this whole project,” he said. “We the formation of new visual Brian’ 76 & Kenetta (Burch ’76) have been blessed.” The funds will informations that can arise only through White moved to Westfield, Ind., in the enable the organization to complete the synthesis. summer of 1998, where Brian is the last of three phases of capital pastor of the Maple Park Wesleyan improvements. Plans call for nearly P. Thomas Haney ’88, general Church. They had spent the past 15 doubling the size of their current surgeon, has accepted a position with years pastoring the Catskill, N.Y., facility, which will allow the YMCA to Surgical Associates, PC, in Marion, Ind. Wesleyan Church. They have four expand services and offer more He was formerly with Roosevelt children. Christina VanSteenburg, their programs. Surgical Associates in Middletown, oldest, graduated from IWU last spring. Ohio. Their second daughter, Angela, is a 80s junior at IWU, enrolled in Christian Brenda Cole ’81 has accepted a 90s Ministries. Their other daughter, position as an Administrative Assistant Vonda (Bender ’92) Atkinson and her Amanda, is a freshman at IWU this fall. at South Texas Community College in family are living in Vicksburg, Mich. Their son, Shaun, is beginning the McAllen, Texas, and is living in LaJoya, After working as an RN, she is now a eighth grade. Kenetta is enjoying her Texas. full-time homemaker and Mom to position at a local Edward Jones office. Aubrey (4), Hannah (3) and Austin (1). David Boss ’82 has moved with his Her husband, Mark, works as a product Jody Rhodes ’77 is a financial planner wife, Naomi, and three children, to engineer at Flowserve. in Marietta, Ga. He plays electric guitar Kokomo, Ind., where he is now the in a 60-piece orchestra during three Associate Director of the Kokomo Robyn Bullock ’93 returned to India on Sunday morning worship services and Rescue Mission. As associate director Aug. 3 with the mission InterServe after one evening service. His church has an he is responsible for supervising almost two years of waiting to obtain a average attendance of 7,000 each week ministry staff and is a vital part of the visa. She will be in language school for in the four services. Jody may be men’s ministry, including the New Life nine months and then hopes to obtain a traveling to Alaska and Germany during Program for men with addictive long-term visa to join a team working the next year on evangelistic mission behaviors. Dave previously pastored on a Community Health project in trips using a musical platform. He also Memorial Circle Wesleyan Church in northern India. played guitar for the Southern Baptist Anderson, Ind. While there he was Convention this year in Atlanta and has instrumental in establishing a jail Crystal (Whitney ’93) Cook, and been invited to play next year in ministry in Anderson. husband, Christian, are currently starting Orlando. He will be traveling with his a new Campus Life club in their county. pastor soon with a musical group to Shaun ’83 & Shari (Brunner ’83) Hill They are under the direction of West

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Shore Youth for Christ in Ludington, She received her promotion on July 1. accepted a new position as the Assistant Mich. Since last September they have She also began grad school in July. Director of Career Development at had the privilege of leading 14 teenagers Cornerstone University. to the Lord. Crystal has “three beautiful Paul Crisp ’95, who is a TV Production girls”, Whitney (5), Jessica (3) and Specialist with WIWU (IWU’s TV Shannon (Baker ’98) Reese has Abigail (1). She and her family live in station), has recently done some video accepted employment as a case manager Hart, Mich. and web site work for SONICFLOOD, a at Grant-Blackford Mental Health in Christian music group associated with Marion, Ind. Her husband, Scott ’95, is Diana Geist ’93 is living in Cottondale, DC TALK. He produced a video for employed as Manager of Information Ala., and is involved with therapeutic them using footage provided by them Systems at Computer Age Engineering foster care. She currently has a 9-year- and his knowledge of computer in Marion. old boy living with her who calls her animation. The video is on the music “Mom”. He has been living with her for video display units throughout the world Dan ’95 & Angela (Sexton ’95) about a year. in Christian bookstores. SONICFLOOD Stoltzfus, after welcoming the birth of is a Christian rock/alternative praise and their second child in March, made the Annette Longanbach ’93 is currently worship band. The group’s debut album move from urban ministry work in working as an accountant at Olson is in the top ten of several Christian Norfolk, Va., to the metro New York Research Associates, Inc. in Columbia, charts and categories. Paul also was City area to work with New York City Md., and living in Ellicott City, Md. recently with the group in Nashville Relief — a Christian outreach program shooting some concert footage. Jeff to the homeless and disadvantaged Brian Thompson ’93 has started his Gnagey, former Director of WIWU, people of the streets of New York. Dan own business, called Thompson Internet states that, “Paul’s spirit and willingness has returned to the organization which in Fishers, Ind., where he and wife, to be of help in their ministry has made influenced their calling to urban Tanya (Leach ’89) live. him some important friends, and Indiana missions before their time at IWU. He Wesleyan has received additional completed an internship with them in Jon Sullivan ’93 and his wife, Janelle, recognition as well.” PR/Marketing before finishing his have moved from Marion, Ind., to degree at IWU. Dan is Director of Portland, Ore., where he is currently a Christina Lathery ’95 has been in Development and serves in various student at Western Evangelical Quito, Ecuador, since 1996, working at other roles of leadership in this ministry. Seminary. Cardinal Spellman Girls School, a high school for girls. She teaches English and Ryan ’96 & Kristina (Apel ’95) Marcel Lamb ’94 has accepted a also works in an English institute for Adams are living in Goshen, Ind. Their position as Assistant Pastor at a church adults who want to learn English. She first child, Mackenzie Quinn, was born start of Hope Wesleyan Church in Clio, wrote that, “Although my degree is in on Aug. 17. Kristina is a teacher with Mich. psychology, not teaching, I have found the Sylvan Learning Center, and Ryan is that my psychology has been useful in a Goshen City Police officer. Their e- Richard Shiveley ’94 has moved from helping and talking to the girls. It is mail address is: [email protected]. Toledo to Fort Wayne, where he is a very interesting.” Certified Athletic Trainer at Fort Wayne Lisa Bushnell ’96 is in her senior year Orthopaedics. Todd Kuiper ’95 is now working for of seminary at Christian Theological Herman Miller Co. in internal corporate Seminary in Indianapolis. Andrew ’94 & Darla (Cronk ’94) security. He and his wife, Julie, live in Wagner are living in Hamilton, Va. Holland, Mich. Joyce (Joy) Messick ’96 has been Andy is serving as Director of accepted by English Language Institute Counseling at Cornerstone Chapel in Michelle Northcutt ’95 has been China and by Azusa Pacific University. Leesburg, Va. working in residence life at Cornerstone She will be teaching in Vietnam with College (now University) for the past ELIC for the next two years while Dawn Whitaker ’94 survived four years. She recently graduated with completing an M.A. in Teaching English Professional Leadership Development her Master of Education degree in Speakers of Other Languages. School (the Army’s program you have College Student Affairs Leadership from to pass to get promoted to Sergeant). Grand Valley State University and has Paula (McClellan ’96) Reid is now working as a Group Facilitator with the

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YWCA in Avon, Ind. She and husband, the youth pastor of Pioneer Faith for a lifetime of living for Christ.” Brad, and children, Briana and Zachary, Evangelical Church in Marion. live in Avon. Brad is a mechanic with OWOSSO American Trans Air in Indianapolis. Sara (Postema ’97) Patterson recently Don ’52 & ’58 & Dorothy (Love ‘52) accepted a position as an internal Wood observed their 50th wedding Joel ’97 & Cindy (Trotzke ’97) auditor in Conseco’s Internal Audit anniversary on May 27. They have five Babcock have received appointment as department. Her husband, Denny (BSM children, nine grandchildren and four missionaries to Cambodia by The 99) is the Southeastern Indiana District great-grandsons. They celebrated by Wesleyan Church. Their goal is to be in Manager for Ferrellgas and was recently visiting the Robert Duda family in Cambodia by the summer of 2000. elected Vice President of the Greater Brooksville, Fla., and a trip around They will be serving as co-directors of Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce. Tampa Bay and Tropicana Field. After the World Hope ministries in Cambodia. Denny and Sara are currently living in Don graduated from Owosso he (World Hope is the compassion arm of Indianapolis. received his Master’s in Teacher Wesleyan World Missions.) They will Education at Michigan State while also be involved in a sports ministry, as Allison Richcreek ’98 is working as an well as hosting work teams and visitors. underwriter for State Farm Insurance at They would appreciate your prayers as the Ohio Regional Office in Newark, they raise their financial and prayer Ohio. support and in preparations for their ministry in Cambodia. Amy (Dever ’98) Robertson is employed by Community Hospital of Gary Hamer ’97 recently received a Indianapolis as a certified and licensed promotion to third-shift foreman in the athletic trainer. She works at an Press Department of Printpack U.S. industrial clinic at Navistar Flexibles in Greensburg, Ind. He has International, where she does all the also started a church in Greensburg rehab for the second- and third-shift called New Beginnings Christian employees who have been hurt on the Fellowship. The church was started in job. May, and he has already had one person accept Christ and has baptized him. He Michelle Veldman ’99 has accepted a wrote that, “God is beginning to bring in one-year assignment with The people that want to learn about Him, Navigators as a campus missionary at and I praise Him for what He is doing Kansas State University. At KSU, Don & Dorothy Wood through this ministry.” Michelle will team up with a career teaching junior high school in Navigator missionary to help reach and Chesaning, Mich. Don & Dorothy later Lesa-Anne (McKitty ’97) Hillen is disciple students. She will be a part of a spent five years in Zambia and eight now working at the Citibank new Navigator ministry called “The years in Papua New Guinea as Headquarters in Dusseldorf, Germany. Edge Corps”, composed of recent missionaries. Don taught public school She says, “It is the perfect job … He college graduates who will minister for for 18 years, in addition to missionary worked everything out just right.” She is one year on campuses after graduation. service. He retired in 1991, and he and working in the Financial Control They will be there daily with the Dorothy moved in 1998 to WGM’s Department. She and her husband, students, developing relationships of Oaks Village in Avon Park, Fla., where Frank, recently celebrated their second trust, leading Bible studies and telling they now live. wedding anniversary. They live in them about Christ. The Navigators feel Hueckelhoven, Germany. that having just graduated will give APS Michelle and other campus missionaries Neal Glover ’87 & ’91 has been named Christie (Fitzgerald ’97) Hurt was a unique hearing among students. She Director of Information Services at married in June, and she and husband, writes: “I’m praying that God will use AMSTED Industries, effective July 1. Mark, are living in Marion, Ind. Christie me to influence dozens of students at He was formerly the Director of is a secretary at World Gospel Mission KSU to love God and develop strong Information Systems for Diamond (pursuing a teaching job), and Mark is biblical values which will guide them Chain Co., a division of AMSTED

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Industries. Prior to joining Diamond (CNE) and Microsoft Certified estate appraiser with Colliers Pinkard, Chain, Neal was a consultant at Paragon Professional (MCP). Gary had Towson, Md. Colliers is a full-service Management Concepts, Inc. previously been employed for 3 1/2 real estate firm with offices located (Indianapolis) and held management years as a Network Engineer with throughout the Americas, Europe, positions at Maytag and Jenn-Air TeeJay Enterprises, Inc. in LaFontaine, Middle East, Africa and Greater Asia. Ind. Bob, and his wife Pat, are expecting their third child in January. R. Marlowe Wood ’93 and his wife will be living in Kuamoto, Japan, on the Donald Kerber ’97 recently was island of Kyushu. He stated that his new promoted to Region Account Manager assignment is a product of his with GE Industrial Systems in experience at IWU. The Cerumo Corp., Evansville, Ind. GE Industrial Systems a division of Cosmo Corp. in Tokyo, provides solutions in the area of Japan, was looking for a North engineered electrical distribution and American to fill a position referred to as control and coordinated drives systems “Director of North American to a variety of businesses. Recruitment and Training.” The job profile requested that the “candidate will Brian Poplin ’97 & ’98 has accepted a have university teaching experience, position as Technical Support Manager MBA or equivalent, 10 years of at Duke University Medical Center in management or marketing experience Durham, N.C. and be willing to relocate to Japan for three years.” Marlowe hopes to resume Troy Proffitt ’97 has been accepted by Neal Glover teaching at IWU when he returns to his IU School of Law in Indianapolis and (Indianapolis) and at Penn-Dixie Steel home in Fishers, Ind., in 2002. began classes in the Fall ’99 semester. Corp. (Kokomo). In all, Glover has Roy Winkler ’94 was selected as Ivy more than 25 years of experience in Brenda Kerker ’98 was promoted to Tech State College’s “Alumnus of the information systems. AMSTED Utilization Review Coordinator (in the Year” for 1999. In May he was honored Industries is an employee-owned, Medical Management Department) at at the graduation ceremonies for the east diversified manufacturer of products for Physician’s Health Plan of Northern central region of the college as the the railroads, construction and building Indiana in Fort Wayne. alumnus of the year for the Anderson, markets, and general industry. Marion and Muncie campuses. He has Lisa (Hardy) Loveless ’98 was recently also been selected to represent Ivy Tech Andrew Wilson ’90 was recently married, bought a new home and began alumni as the statewide Alumnus of the promoted to engineer at Ameritech in managing daily business interests, Year. He wrote, “I was honored by the Indianapolis. He was previously a including apartment rentals. She is also regional selection. Now, I’m humbled network switching technician. currently working to start her own by the statewide selection.” Roy is business, LR Medical Claims Billing. currently the Continuing Education Darryl Adams ’93 is now working as a She also sells real estate for Properties Director at Ivy Tech. Congratulations, Budget Analyst at Youngstown State Unlimited in New Castle, Ind. University in Youngstown, Ohio. Roy! Don Street ’98 has accepted the Gary Hendricks ’93 has accepted a Robert Zogorski ’96 graduated from Athletic/Activities Director position at position as Director of Information The Johns Hopkins University, Jay County High School in Portland, Services at Wabash County Hospital in Baltimore, Md., in May. He earned a Ind., where he graduated in 1986. He Wabash, Ind. He writes that, “This Master of Science degree in Real Estate had been the Athletic/Transportation represents a tremendous opportunity as (one of five such programs in the U.S.). Director for the past four years at Wabash Hospital is planning much This summer he also attended the Pioneer Regional School Corp. While at change and growth in the next five Missouri Auction School, where he Pioneer, the Panthers won the 1997 years.” In addition to his BSBA he has developed another aspect of his real Class A Football State Championship. obtained professional certifications estate career. Bob is currently a real Don’s wife, Meleita ’99 just received including Certified Netware Engineer estate broker and a commercial real

2 6 | TRIANGLE Alumni News her Master’s in Education from IWU. 4/17/99 Chanse Young & Dara Himelick ‘97 • They have a son, Kamrein, age three. Randy Welk & Gretchen Larson (MEd 7/17/99 88) ¥ 5/1/99 Mike Johnson & Jennifer Coleman ’97 • Beth Atkinson ’99 (BSBA 191), is 7/24/99 serving with the Peace Corps in Mali, Ryan Frank ’98 & Elisabeth Bishir • West Africa, and will be helping 5/8/99 Danny Camden II & Ryann Munn ’98 • craftsmen and entrepreneurs form Chad Robertson & Amy Dever ’98 • 7/31/99 businesses. She was quoted in an article 5/8/99 Jeremy Carpenter ’99 & Melody in the New York Times as saying, “You John Roff (Jay) & Jennifer Adams ’94 • Lindner ‘2000 • 8/7/99 hear a lot of talk about global business, 5/22/99 Matthew Dinovo & Sarah Snashall ’95 • and I thought there’s no better way to go 8/7/99 than this.” The article stated that “many Peace Corps volunteers have business Scott Jones & Krischelle Abraham ’95 • degrees and view the Peace Corps as a 9/11/99 two-year internship, culminating with a return home to a job with a top IN MEMORIAM company. What better way to gain Rosella Rhodes ’55 • 2/3/98 experience than by helping a developing nation get its corporate feet on the Donna Havens ‘2001 • 1/31/99 ground?” J. Merritt Carroll ’40 • 6/20/99 James Kaufman ’51 • 6/22/99 Randy Moore ’99 received a promotion recently to Operations Manager at A. Louise (Shugart) Pemberton ’37 ¥ Indiana American Water in Muncie, Ind. 7/11/99 He transferred from Terre Haute as an Kathleen (Frost ’43) Heinzmann • Operations Superintendent to Muncie, 7/28/99 Ind., as an Operations Manager just one Ethel Hunt ’70 • 8/2/99 month after graduating from IWU with John & Jennifer Roff his MBA degree. He wrote that he Timothy Swanson ’82 • 8/12/99 received a significant salary increase John Brady & Cheryl Frankenburg ’87 • “and a major jump in responsibility. I 5/29/99 FUTURE ALUMNI give a truckload of gratitude to Indiana Michael Hollar & Emily Vardaman ‘97 Jason ’98 & Pauline (Weber ’97) Tibbs- Wesleyan and to God the creator for ¥ 6/6/99 Zachary Taylor ¥ 3/18/97 opening this door for me. I am expecting great things now that I have Kevin Alsup & Tasha Grandy ¥ 6/12/99 Mark ’97 & Monica Starr- Emily Joy ¥ completed my educational goals.” William M. Ashley, II & Diana Kickery 5/31/97 ’98 • 6/12/99 Brad ’96 & Kerry (Duff ’95) Hall- Kira Conlon, MEd 111, transferred Paul Crisp ’95 & Kristi Avery 2000 ¥ Joshua Caleb ¥ 9/3/97 from a sixth-grade middle school 6/12/99 Shaun ’83 & Shari (Brunner ’83) Hill- position to teach third grade at IPS No. Matthew Joseph (“Maki”) • 6/1/98 • 54 in Indianapolis. Mark Hurt & Christie Fitzgerald ’97 • 6/12/99 Adopted 1/30/99 DOWN THE AISLE Jeffrey Johann & Carie Clark (APS ’98) Ryan Adams ’96 & Kristina Apel ’95 • ¥ 6/19/99 5/18/96 Matthew Winkle (ASB 378) & Staci John Buchanan ’90 & Laura Rupert ’91 Unroe ¥ 6/26/99 ¥ 9/27/97 Jon Karl & Angela Williams ’98 • Robert Dahlin & Julie Ploetz ’95 • 7/3/99 8/1/98 Ben Price ’99 & Julie Cochran ’98 • Paul Bahr & Kimberly Fiske ’95 • 7/10/99

Shaun Hill & family

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R. Edward ’79 & Patricia Bowling- Karl (APS ’98 & BSM 103) & Anna Madeline Claire ¥ 6/19/98 Smith- Kristen Nicole ¥ 7/7/99 Mike & Lindy (McNeeley ’90) Dager- John (MBA 221) & Jennifer Hooper- Olivia Lynae ¥ 8/21/98 Madeline Beth ¥ 7/19/99 Mark & Vonde (Bender ’92) Atkinson- Anthony (BSM 120) & Crystal Horton- Austin Philip ¥ 9/13/98 Cymone ¥ 7/29/99 Basil ’87 & Dawn Haley- Adam Joseph David ’95 & Kathleen Jager- Brandon ¥ 11/6/98 Michael ¥ 8/5/99 Mark ’97 & Monica Starr- Joshua Mark Mylan & Amber (staff) Logan- ¥ 1/29/99 Benjamin Joseph ¥ 8/6/99 Randy & Kris (Horton ’82) Vastbinder- Ryan ’96 & Kristina (Apel ’95) Adams- Leanne Marie ¥ 2/13/99 Mackenzie Quinn ¥ 8/17/99 Kelly (APS ’97) & Kelly D. Ayers- Alexis Brynn ¥ 8/21/99 Isaiah Paul Swanson LIVING MEMORIALS Ryan & Jodi (Higginbotham) Small- In Memory Of Alexander Ryan ¥ 5/10/99 REVS. RUSSELL AND GRACE DAVID Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy

EVA MUNDAY Jim and Judy Mohler

OUIDA JANSSEN Katherine Kwoczalla Willavene Troup Mr. and Mrs. Harry Budensiek Alexander Ryan Small Rev. and Mrs. James Slye Leanne Marie Vastbinder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis B.J. & Jennifer (Alexander ’96) John ’90 & Laura (Rupert ’91) Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Freiheit Uncapher- Maddison Leighann ¥ 3/7/99 Buchanan- Hannah Joy ¥ 5/15/99 Mr. and Mrs. George Hermann Mrs. Mildred Walquist Dan ’95 & Angela (Sexton ’95) Edward & Christina (Hamilton ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Behrens Stoltzfus- Caitlyn Ruth ¥ 3/15/99 Glynn- Ivan Neuman ¥ 6/1/99 Rev. and Mrs. Paul Huffman Jason ’98 & Pauline (Weber ’97) Tibbs- Phillip ’90 & Janet (Graham ’90) Mr. and Mrs. Duane Akeright Chelsea Ann Marie ¥ 3/16/99 Meredith- Drake Alexander ¥ 6/2/99 Russell Bisbing Brad ’96 & Kerry (Duff ’95) Hall- Richard & Barbara (Pogue ’81) Tallent- Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeBoer Aaron Isaiah ¥ 3/28/99 Lydia Ruth ¥ 6/2/99 Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Miller Clifton & Kerry (McAtee ’82 & ’96) Paul & Susan (MacLaren ’93) Bristol- Mrs. Genevieve Bailey Bartley- Emma Mae ¥ 4/6/99 Emma Joy ¥ 6/9/99 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henslin David & Jacqueline (MEd 108) Weber- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sorge Justin (Med 111) & Jamila Hunter- Rev. Duane H. Janssen Sr. Kyndahl Arin ¥ 4/22/99 Justin H., Jr. ¥ 6/13/99 Mrs. Elaine Elsberry Phil (MBA 216) & Kim DeSimone- Neil & Rachel (Jackson ’93) Rush- Mr. and Mrs. William Schrecengost Paxton Grace ¥ 5/4/99 Claire Elise ¥ 6/22/99 Paul ’97 & Beth (Kushman ’95) Robert ’89 & Amy (Nolte ’89) JOHN A. RUSSELL Swanson- Isaiah Paul ¥ 5/9/99 Rummage- Daniel Marek ¥ 6/26/99 Carole Cassady

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REV. HOWARD AND DORIS Full-time Administrative Openings (HOWLETT) CRIM Vice President for Financial Affairs Dr. and Mrs. James E. Wilson Provides leadership and oversight for areas of accounting, budgeting, purchasing, risk management, information technology, investments, human resources, physical plant, ROSADA STEWART construction services, contracts, retirement center and auxiliary services. Master’s degree Mr. and Mrs. Brian (Euni) Rickey required, doctorate preferred. Minimum of 10 years of senior-level business officer experience, preferably in an institution of higher learning. BETTY TAYLOR Jim and Wandalou Blaine Director of Financial Aid Sets policies and procedures for awarding of aid resources to ensure compliance with ARTHUR TROYER applicable federal and state regulations and adherence to the directives of the University Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whonsetler administration. Master’s degree; three to five years experience in financial aid at an associate or director level. In Honor Of Vice President for Information Technology/Chief Information Officer DICK AND MILLIE TROYER Provides leadership, vision and oversight for information technology and telecommunications Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy throughout the university. Master’s degree required; doctorate preferred. Must have five year’s senior management-level experience in budgeting, financial control, leadership and DR. MARGARET HODSON staff development. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy Assistant Vice President for Financial Aid JIM AND JUDY MOHLER Responsible for the management, planning, technology advancement, organizational Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy effectiveness, research, budgeting and training for the traditional and non-traditional Financial Aid offices. Master’s degree required; must have 5-8 years of increasing DR. HOWARD AND MARIE NOGGLE responsibility in a financial aid office at a college or university. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macy Director of Marketing and Publications PAUL AND MARIAN NOGGLE Responsible for implementing an institution-wide plan and creating visual design and Sondra M. Adair language needed to convey the vision, image and reputation of Indiana Wesleyan University. Bachelor’s degree required, master’s preferred; minimum of five years marketing, PHYLLIS IHRKEY-MITCHELL publications or public relations experience in higher education. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell Academic Advisor – Indianapolis Responsible for assisting students with the development of their individual academic plans and developing relationships for support and communication with their assigned core class caseloads. Bachelor’s required; master’s preferred. Must possess computer skills and be SEND US NEWS detail oriented. Alumni: Please send news about yourself to be published. If you LPTV Station Manager/Director of Video Services attended here for one year or more, Manages staff, programming, productions, marketing and budgeting for campus TV station. you are considered an alum. Responsible for keeping up to date with broadcasting equipment, regulations and proper licensing. Master’s degree; TV production, teaching and managerial experience. CONTACT Carolyn McGhee Send resume to: Indiana Wesleyan University Personnel Services Office 4201 South Washington Street Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, Indiana 46953-4974 4201 S. Washington Street PHONE: 1-765-677-2110 Marion, IN 46953-4974 EMAIL: [email protected]

Indiana Wesleyan University is a 6,900-student university of The Wesleyan Church. Job candidates will be required to sign an evangelical statement of faith in the Wesleyan tradition. Indiana Wesleyan University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Campus Calendar Caleb Dimmich, Basketball Star, Dies in Accident OCTOBER J. Caleb Dimmich, who led the than 1,000 career points at IWU. Some Oct. 22 Fall Break Indiana Wesleyan University basketball of his college records include 11 three- team in scoring last season, was killed point field goals in one game, 27 Oct. 29 Admissions Office Visit Day. July 6 while working on his family’s consecutive free throws, a 43-point For information, call 765-677- farm in Boswell, Ind. He was 22 and single-game high, and a 42-point 2138 or 1-800-332-6901. would have been a senior at IWU. freshman single-game scoring record. Dimmich was electrocuted while At Benton Central High School in NOVEMBER trying to repair a grain auger motor that northern Indiana, Dimmich briefly was Nov. 4-6 Discover ‘’99, Fall Preview apparently had a short in it. Dimmich’s the career boys’ basketball scoring Weekend, with Dwight father, David, was working nearby when leader with 1,216 points. His funeral Robertson and Jars of Clay. the accident occurred. was held July 8 in the gymnasium at his For information, call 765- Dimmich, a 6-1 guard, scored more former high school. 677-2138 or 800-332-6901.

Nov. 5Jars of Clay Concert. For information, call 765-677- 2138 or 800-332-6901.

Nov. 6 Marion Philharmonic Orchestra Concert at Phillippe Performing Arts Center. For information and tickets, call 765-677-2610. The Nov. 19 Admissions Office Visit Day. Unmistakable For information, call 765- Voice of the Carillon 677-2138 or 1-800-332-6901. It speaks of history. It speaks of community. And it speaks of a way Nov. 24-28 Thanksgiving Break. of sharing our heritage and our faith that’s practically as old as DECEMBER mankind. Small wonder, then, that carillons have taken up residence in Dec. 6 Fall Orchestra Concert. For all kinds of settings – including university campuses. information and tickets, call 765-677-2610. For an investment as small as $2,500, you can become a partner in a new carillon that is planned for the Indiana Wesleyan University Dec. 8 Chorale and Wind Ensemble campus. The carillon will be located near the new prayer chapel, which Concert. For information and tickets, call 765-677-2610. is to be completed in 2000.

Dec. 11-12 The Nutcracker, with the PLEASE CONTACT Marion Philharmonic Terry Munday Orchestra. For information Vice President for University Advancement and tickets, call 765-677-2610. Indiana Wesleyan University 4201 S. Washington Street Dec. 13-15Fall Semester Final Exams. Marion, IN 46952

Dec. 18 Commencement. For Phone: 765-677-2105 information, call 765-677-2131.

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October 1999

Dear Friends and Alumni:

Giving to Indiana Wesleyan University’s Annual Fund for the 1998-99 fiscal year surpassed $1 million for the second year in a row. The giving was about equally divided among alumni and friends of the university, and we praise God for each person in each category!

Those of us who graduated in the past now realize that we did not pay the true cost of our education. Our tuition payments were subsidized by a large, but generally invisible, army of donors. An outstanding way to honor the faithfulness of those who have gone before us is for a new generation of friends and alumni to step forward to fill the void for students.

When Indiana Wesleyan seeks support from foundations, we are asked the percentage of alumni who contribute to the university. The same statistics are one of the factors considered annually in the college rankings published by U.S. News & World Report.

The fact that you give is as important as the amount you give. Alumni giving is a key indicator of the respect and confidence that graduates have in their alma mater. With that in mind, it is our hope and prayer that each class would establish Ð and achieve Ð a goal of 100 percent participation!

The following pages list the names of thousands of individuals, businesses and churches who provided financial support to Indiana Wesleyan University during the 1998-99 fiscal year. We are deeply grateful for each name on those lists. May God bless you for your faithfulness to Indiana Wesleyan.

Sincerely,

Terry T. Munday Vice President for University Advancement

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TRUSTEE CITATION Mrs. Rollin Bradford Mr. & Mrs. Ben ’55 (Julia Hobson Mr. & Mrs. George Callaway Houser `55) Larson Donors of $5,000 or more Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Janet Jacobs ‘54) Medows Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carson Mr. & Mrs. Henry (Beatrice `75) Dr. & Mrs. James `65 (Tommie `69) Bragg Mr. Stephen Meyers `92 Prof. Carol Clark `76 Lelear Schade `65) Barnes Dr. & Mrs. David Brandes Mrs. Janette Miller Mr. & Mrs. Kerry Clevenger Rev. & Mrs. Chester Leonard `52 Mr. & Mrs. William Beaty Mr. & Mrs. Gene `77 (Susan Mr. & Mrs. Alan Miller Re. & Mrs. Atwood ‘52 (Leona Mr. & Mrs. Mark Liechty Mr. & Mrs. Gene Beltz Larakers `77) Brown Mr. Douglas Mills `79 Holley ‘53) Cool Mr. George Lindner Dr. & Mrs. David Blanchard `53 * Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Brucker Mr. & Mrs. James `70 (Judith Macy Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Christina Keen Mr. & Mrs. Art `70 (Judith Gentry Dr. & Mrs. Michael Carmichael Mr. & Mrs. Robert `59 (Donna Smith `70) Mohler `76) Crabtree `69) Lipina Mr. & Mrs. Donald `60 (Alice `58) Brunner Rev. & Mrs. John `67 (Dolores Mr.& Mrs.J.D.Craig Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Liston Maxwell `63) Clapp * Mrs. Jonni Warmenhoven Buel `54 George `69) Mowat Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Criner Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Losey Miss Mary Cochran `42 Mr. Donald Cahall Mr. & Mrs. Carl Murray Rev. & Mrs. Frederick Cromer Rev. Lyle Love `52 Dr. & Mrs. Charles Coffin `87 Dr. & Mrs. Donald `64 (Alice Fritz Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murrell Rev. & Mrs. Walter Crosby `54 Dr. & Mrs. Robert Luckey Mr. & Mrs. Rex Collins `63) Chilgreen Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Nash * Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Crots * Mr. & Mrs. Ray `61 (Maralyn Dr. Leo Cox `43 Mrs. Agnes Clapp * Mr. & Mrs. Earl (Nilah Croy `47) Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Crowder, Jr. * Higgins `58) Lyne Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Echols `43 Dr. & Mrs. Paul Collord Netzley Mr. & Mrs. Allan Dafoe Miss Linda MacKay `82 Dr. & Mrs. Malcolm Evans Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Jennie Rinehart Dr. & Mrs. Howard `40 (Marie Rowe Mrs. Thelma Davis Mrs. Dwylla MacPherson Rev. & Mrs. Donald `39 (Mildred `97) Conrad * `42) Noggle Rev. & Mrs. Clifford OA (Donna Mr. & Mrs. Richard Macy `49 Osborn `37) Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence `83 (Debra Mr. & Mrs. Paul `37 (Marian Tescher Jackson OA) Dean Mr. & Mrs. Larry Manning `87 * Dr. & Mrs. Brooks Fortune Stephens `83) Cook `35) Noggle Rev. & Mrs. John Dean OA Rev. & Mrs. Walter ‘45 (Margie Dr. & Mrs. Randy `69 (Heather Mr. Robert Cox * Mr. & Mrs. Gary `74 (Connie Dr. & Mrs. John Dodge Ogdon ‘62) McAdams Reed `70) Greene Mrs. Jackie Johnson Cusick `88 Kramer `74) Ott Lt. Col. & Mrs. Robert Douglas `43 Dr. & Mrs. Neil McFarlane Mr. & Mrs. Van Gurley Dr. & Mrs. Deane `70 (Carol Noggle Dr. & Mrs. Bart Peterson Mr. Tim Drake Mr. & Mrs. Lowell McMichael Mr. & Mrs. Norris Hall * `70) Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Kent `75 (Hannah Bishop & Mrs. Sheldon `48 Mr. & Mrs. Elielson (DeAnne Mrs. Mildred Haring Mr. & Mrs. Clyde (Ruth Wagner `60) Thomas `75) Peterson (Marjorie Clouse `46) Duecker Hilfinger `88) Messias Miss Mary Harvey `49 DeGroff Miss Marian Peterson `62 Mrs. Delores Meredith Echols `43 Mr. & Mrs. Earle (Lorene Reisdorph Dr. & Mrs. Darrell `73 (Leanne Mr. & Mrs. James DeVoe Mr. Timothy Peterson Dr. & Mrs. Steven `71 (Carol Stone ‘59) Miller, Jr. Knapp `72) Hermann Mrs. Mary Driskill Mr. & Mrs. Robert Phillips, Jr. `70) Emery Dr. & Mrs. William `68 (Brenda Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Hodson Dr. & Mrs. Keith (Sharon Bailey `87) Dr. & Mrs. Darrell Pike Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ewart Barnes `71) Miller Dr. Judith Huffman `76 Drury Col. Alan Pysher Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Fisk `52 Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Mills OA Mr. & Mrs. William Idema Dr. & Rev. Heyman `50 (Jeane Mr. & Mrs. David `92 (Patti Dulin Mr. & Mrs. Elvan Forbes * Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. & Mrs. William Jackson Woodhead `50) Duecker * `90) Quiring * Dr. John Fortune Rev. & Mrs. George Nalley `48 Miss Eileen Jett Dr. Marjorie Elder `45 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Reese Rev. Fred Fox `70 Mr. Robert Nicholson * Dr. & Mrs. Cedric `58 (Marsha Mr. & Mrs. Donald OA (Geraldine Mr. Brian Reichart Mr. & Mrs. Don Frase Mr. & Mrs. Robert `77 (Teresa Burelison `59) Johnson Jr. OA) Elliott Dr. & Mrs. Donald Rockey Mr. & Mrs. Harold Freeman `53 Roach `84) Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ketcham Drs. Malcolm `52 & Lois (Sheridan) Rev. & Mrs. John Rowe `59 Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Madonna Hebert Mr. & Mrs. Max `93 (Sue Boston Mr. & Mrs. John Kindley `50 Ellis Mrs. Imogene Spaugh Russell `34 `87) French `96) Nottingham Dr. & Mrs. Lester Lee Mr. & Mrs. James (Martha Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `59 (Phyllis Mr. Alvin Fry Prof. & Mrs. Robert Oatis, II `78 Mrs. Willouise Luce `55) Everhart Boles `61) Russell Mr. & Mrs. James Gabbard `92 * Mr. & Mrs. Brent Owens `92 Dr. & Mrs. John Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. David (Rita Jamison `72) Drs. James `57 & Rachel (Dishon) Miss Jacqueline Garner `58 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Pattengale `79 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell Faust * `64 Satterfield Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gartland, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip `57 (Martha Dr. & Mrs. William McDowell Mr. Richard Flora Dr. & Mrs. Harold Sheridan Mr. Robert Goecker Alverson `57) Pearson * Mr. & Mrs. Terry Munday `70 Mrs. Agnes Foglesong Mr. & Mrs. Don (Jane Krug `56) Dr. & Mrs. Albert Goff Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Ella Rumppe `63) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas `53 (Joan Drs. Steven `79 & Deborah Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Jack Goodman `62 Poore Cheesman `52) Phillippe, Sr. (Blackburn) `80 Foley Dr. & Mrs. Dale `75 (Janice Dr. & Mrs. Woodrow `39 (Marie Prof. & Mrs. Terry (Betty Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Charles `50 (Gladys Dr. & Mrs. Michael Fratzke Stohlman `76) Sloan Everest `36) Goodman `67) Porter `56) Prescott Dr. & Mrs. Subodh Gupte Mr. & Mrs. Victor Smith Mr. & Mrs. Darrin `88 (Darla Mr. & Mrs. William Rea Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Reed Mr. & Mrs. Doug Hall Dr. & Mrs. Mark Smith Blackburn `86) Gowan Mr. & Mrs. Gale Reese Ms. Mary Edith Reiff Mr. & Mrs. James Hall Mrs. Ruth Isgrigg Smith `81 Mr. & Mrs. Milton (Sharon Wickman Mr. Steve Reiff Mr. & Mrs. George `59 (Eleanor Mr. & Mrs. Richard Halt, Sr. Mrs. Kelly Snyder `79) Gray Mr. & Mrs. Brian `79 (Eunice Baker `58) Robinson Dr. & Mrs. Alan Handt Miss Kerry Stevens ‘96 Dr. & Mrs. John Gredy Caldwell `71) Rickey Mrs. Helen Hacker Shellenbarger `33 Mrs. Evangeline French Hane `48 Mr. Xen Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Albert Guthrie Mr. & Mrs. Walter `60 (Joy `59) Mr. & Mrs. Rolland `61 (Minnie Dix Mr. & Mrs. Joey `91 (Malana Mr. & Mrs. James Sutter Dr. & Mrs. Todd `84 (Lisa Zimmers Ridgway `58) Shoup * Williams `85) Harpst Mr. & Mrs. Byron Taylor `69 `85) Guy Mrs. Jewell Rittenhouse Dr. & Mrs. Evrett Smith Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hayden Mr. & Mrs. Howard Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Lee `50 (Maxine Ms. Marilyn Roe `73 Mr. & Mrs. Lee `80 (Lori Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hersey * Mr. & Mrs. Shirley `36 (Vivian Shockey `48) Haines, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael `73 (Karen Hand `82) Smith Mr. & Mrs. Edwin `48 (Zylpha Paschal `40) Tennell * Rev. & Mrs. Robert `69 (Carol `71) Roorbach Mrs. Mabel McCarthy Stindtman `32 Baldwin `48) Hoover Dr. & Mrs. Donald Thomason * Walker `69) Hallett Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Rush Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stone OA Dr. & Mrs. Ernest `49 (Doris Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Turner Mr. & Mrs. Leon Hand * Mr. & Mrs. Edsel Schuiteman `60 Mr. & Mrs. John (Joy Hardman `78) Bowsman `42) Horn Dr. & Mrs. Todd Voss Dr. & Mrs. Tom Haney `88 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice OA (Pamela Storey Dr. & Mrs. Richard Huber `60 Dr. & Mrs. Gary `76 (Deborah Mrs. Bessie Crail Hart `70 Biberstine OA) Shattuck Mr. & Mrs. John Sutton Mr. & Mrs. Robert Huffman `37 Veldhaus `76) Walker Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hawley Mr. & Mrs. Carl Shepherd `74 * Mr. & Mrs. Paul Turner Mr. & Mrs. Howard OA (Juanita Mr. & Mrs. Weston Warren Dr. & Mrs. Marvin `51 (Hazel Rush Mr. & Mrs. Garry Shroyer Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Williams OA) Inman Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Weiland `50) Hinds Mr. & Mrs. Robert `76 (Brenda Mrs. Sybil Yoder Mr. Jack Irving Dr. & Mrs. David `77 (Helen Cox Dr. Margaret Hodson `32 Buckles `75) Simpson * Dr. & Mrs. Ronald `36 (Marjorie Dew `77) Wright Mrs. Juanita Hoover Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `76 (Brenda PRESIDENT’S CLUB `36) Jones Dr. & Mrs. Emory Howell `59 McVean `76) Sloan Donors of $1,000 to $4,999 Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Kelly DEAN’S CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Donald `77 (Dana Mrs. Ethel Young Smith `60 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Aguilar Mr. & Mrs. Philip Kem * Donors of $500 to $999 Collingsworth `83) Howlett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Smith `93 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `82 (Kay Hinds Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Eilene Rev. & Mrs. Bob (Virginia Miller `67) Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Hoyer Mr. & Mrs. Mark Snyder `83 `82) Alter * Pinkerton `26) Kindley Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Liaw Huang Prof. & Mrs. Owen `60 (Jean Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Patricia Mrs. Glennis Powers Kiser `49 Mr. & Mrs. Reese `58 (Anna Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hudson Honsberger `75) Snyder McPherson OA) Anspaugh Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `61 (Esther Beckman `58) Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Earl `60 (Patricia `82) Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Soultz Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ault Johnson `58) Klaasen Mr. & Mrs. Robert `52 (Naomi Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Elaine Spangler Drs. Harold `58 & Sarah (Bailey)`57 Ms. Lorelei Lacy `50 Muterspaugh `55) Appleman Dr. Violet Jackson `70) Stafford Bardsley Mr. & Mrs. Mason `64 (Donna Dr. Jeanne Argot Rev. & Mrs. James Jones `67 Mr. & Mrs. Winston `64 (Darlene Mrs. Eunice Barnes * Barker `61) Landis, Jr. * Mrs. Jessie Bagley Rev. & Mrs. Roy Keen `54 Wright `84) Stephens Mrs. Kathleen Barnes * Dr. & Mrs. Allen Larson Mr. Tom Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Charles ‘63 (Elayne Mr. & Mrs. James Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Earl Barrett Mrs. Jennie Andrews Lee `27 Mrs. Jeannette Ball `87 * Sapp ‘84) Kenworthy Dr. Jonathan Stone `79 Dr. & Mrs. Bayard Baylis Mr. Ernest Linder `27 Mr. David Bellamy Mr. & Mrs. David Keown `90 * Mrs. Kathy DeWitt Street `83 * Mrs. JoAnne Bell `81 Miss Mary Linder `35 * Rev. & Mrs. Richard Bareiss Mr. & Mrs. Kerry (Jule Lytle `72) Miss Blythe Terwilliger `50 Mr. & Mrs. Burnell (Ruth Baker `63) Rev. Kenneth Liu Mr. Kevin Barnes `96 Kind Mr. & Mrs. James Thomas `68 Bender Mrs. Ruth Smith Logan `37 Dr. & Mrs. Clarence Bence Dr. & Mrs. Paul (Meredith Towner Dr. & Mrs. Duane `52 (Janet Mr. & Mrs. Dale Benedict `53 Mr. Joseph Luce Rev. & Mrs. Ray Benesh, Sr. `55) Kindschi Bennett `54) Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Benson `79 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Manker, Jr. OA Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Birky `80 Dr. & Mrs. Max `57 (Viola Stokes Rev. & Mrs. Maurice `57 (Fern Mr. & Mrs. Harry (Velva Hathaway Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Marcuccilli Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Bjurstrom `91 `63) Kingsolver Osland `55) Tolan `48) Bollinger Dr. & Mrs. Glenn Martin Dr. & Mrs. James Blackburn `57 Rev. & Mrs. William Kinnan, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Tope `88 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Marceil Dr. Frances Mason * Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Blake `84 Rev. & Mrs. Robert `44 (Vera Stair Rev. & Mrs. Glen `48 (Ina Roll `49) Lambert `40) Bostic Mrs. Bonnie McElroy Dr. Ronald Brannon `47) Klatt Traver Dr. & Mrs. Brian Bouck Dr. & Mrs. Robert `44 (Elizabeth Mr. & Mrs. William Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael `83 (Debbie Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Tropf Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bowsman `59 Norman `52) McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Butcher `52 Massey `83) Kukuris Mr. & Mrs. Don Troyer * Mr. & Mrs. Larry Boyd Mrs. Sarah Hoppes McMackin `54 Miss Doris Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Harold `49 (Rheneta Mr. & Mrs. James `73 (Beverly

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Walker `71) Troyer * `80) Anderson Mr. & Mrs. James (Mardessa Blum Rev. Paul Bauer, Sr. `61 Mr. Cosmo Biasillo `89 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Troyer `93 Ms. Ethel Anderson `79) Baker Mr. & Mrs. William Baughan Mrs. Margaret Hoover Biberstine `64 Mr. & Mrs. John (Linda Moeller `71) Mrs. Hazel Anderson Rev. & Mrs. John `91 (Michelle Hale Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Myra Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bickel `69 Tuttle Mr. & Mrs. James (Sharon Drysdale `91) Baker `98) Baumann Miss Linda Bicksler `82 Dr. & Mrs. Willem (Angela Cole `98) `80) Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Baker `79 Ms. Karen Baxter `97 Mr. & Mrs. David `79 (Mabel Suarez Van DeMerwe Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Anderson `90 Dr. & Mrs. Marvin `47 (Lois Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Ziggie Bays `76 `77) Bigger Rev. & Rev. James `74 (Lois Farra Mr. & Mrs. Peder (Bonnie Larrison `47) Baker Rev. & Mrs. David (Mae Wade `57) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `69 (Bonnie `75) Watkins `75) Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Sherry Stinger `81) Bayse Volek `69) Biggs Mr. & Mrs. David (Karen Bostic `66) Rev. & Mrs. Raymond Anderson `56 Baker Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Beadle Mrs. Susan Billbe Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Solomon Anderson `92 Dr. Robert Baker `36 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Beales Ms. Gladys Bilson Mr. & Mrs. Elvin `82 (Cynthia Colvin Ms. Stella Anderson `59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baker `97 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice (Mina Warnke Rev. & Mrs. Gary Bingham `90 `89) Weinmann Mr. & Mrs. Willard Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Barbara `51) Beam Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bird Mr. & Mrs. Dale `77 (Connie Heer Mr. & Mrs. Maurice `65 (Madeline Conatser `94) Baker Mr. & Mrs. Harlan (Flora Kessel `49) Mrs. Julia Birky `96 `81) Whonsetler Tamplin `55) Andrea Miss Wanda Baker `43 Beardsley Ms. Ruthanna Birnell Mr. & Mrs. Elvin `56 (LaVerne Mr. Michael Andrews `93 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bakewell Mr. & Mrs. David Beatty `95 Mr. & Mrs. Glen Bish Coogle `58) Wilmot Mr. & Mrs. Aurist (Emogene Jones Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Anna Cook Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Ellen Disser Mr. & Mrs. David Wuertley `71 `71) Andrick `97) Balcerzak Mr. & Mrs. Charles `89 (Nancy `89) `90) Bisson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin (Jane Smith `68) Mrs. Lois Troyer Andros `48 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Balch, Jr. Beaver Mr. & Mrs. Calvin (Kay Phillips `97) Yochum Mrs. Pam Anson Mr. & Mrs. John (Rebecca Weber Mrs. Kathryn Minton Beaver `39 Bivens Mr. & Mrs. Richard Young `94 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight (Donna Welch `97) Baldenegro Mr. & Mrs. Terry Bechtold `98 Rev. & Mrs. Michael `78 (Ruth `71) Anthony Mrs. Joan Balderston Mr. Bob Beck OA Wagoner `78) Black INDIVIDUAL DONORS Mr. Andrew Apel `96 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Bale `70 Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Ora Gaberdiel `48) Rev. & Mrs. David `83 (Brenda Donors of up to $499 Mrs. Margaret Morris Apostolos OA Rev. & Mrs. Eric `87 (Teresa Parks Becker Shigley `83) Blackburn Dr. & Mrs. Mark `65 (Mary Sigworth Mr. & Mrs. Chip (Marilyn Greenley `86) Ball Mr. & Mrs. James Beckley Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Rose Hart `95) `65) Abbott `74) Appel Mr. & Mrs. John (Peggy Bailey `86) Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Letitia `98) Blackburn Mr. & Mrs. John (LeAnn Heinemann Mr. & Mrs. Neil Apple `95 Ball Beckley Rev. & Mrs. James `51 (Wandalou `75) Abbott Rev. & Mrs. Dale Argot `96 Ms. Reva Ball Mr. & Mrs. Dexter Bedwell Teska `52) Blaine Mrs. Judith Brown Abbott `72 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas `76 (Evangeline Mrs. Joan Ballard Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Bedwell `69 Rev. & Mrs. Paul Blair Rev. & Mrs. Robert `88 (Cynthia Mitchell `75) Armiger Mr. Bill Ballinger `93 * Mrs. Beulah Beecher Mr. & Mrs. Brian Blake `83 `87) Abbott, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bryce (Elizabeth May Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Balog Mr. & Mrs. Grant `97 (Amy Reed Mr. & Mrs. James Blake `97 Mr. Kendall Abraham `96 `63) Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Michael Balsbaugh `76 `95) Beecher Mr. & Mrs. John Blake Rev. & Mrs. Roger Abraham `69 Rev. & Mrs. Todd Arneson `97 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Bambic `97 * Mr. Greg Beecher `93 Mr. & Mrs. Morton (Marilyn Mr. & Mrs. Dan Abshier `96 Ms. Annie Waldon Arnett `98 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Banas Mr. & Mrs. Bruce (Anna Mills OA) Weedman `55) Blake Ms. Sondra Adair Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Arney `92 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce `80 (Susan Beehler Miss Pamela Blake `97 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Adams Mr. & Mrs. John (Shirley Roberts Jessup `76) Banker Mr. & Mrs. William `68 (Jan Stevens Mr. & Mrs. James `70 (Sharon Ms. Alta Adams `93) Arney Rev. & Mrs. Stanley `40 (Evelyn `71) Beekman Buttermore `68) Blakely Rev. & Mrs. Carlson Adams Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Sherry Williams Elliott `41) Banker Dr. William Begeman Rev. & Mrs. Roy (Gloria Sard `83) Dr. & Mrs. Charles `57 (Ialene Sturk `70) Arnold Mr. Max Banker `42 Mr. & Mrs. Dean Beguhl Blimline `74) Adams Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Arnold `89 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Banter `68 Dr. & Mrs. John `72 (Deborah Mrs. Betty Blinn Mr. & Mrs. Donald Adams * Mr. & Mrs. O. E. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Ralph Banter Stariha `81) Beineke Mr. & Mrs. Glen Blinn `65 Mr. & Mrs. R. Kent Adams `87 Mr. Rodney Arnold `92 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `76 (Kim Mr. Leon Bekker `88 Miss Beverly Bliton `95 Rev. & Mrs. Dwight `76 (Carla Wiley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Arnold `62 Manwaring `75) Barajas Mr. Michael Belcher Mrs. Retha Singell Blocher `60 `80) Addington Mr. & Mrs. Charles Arrendale `73 Rev. & Mrs. Donald `62 (Frances Miss Tonia Bell `96 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bloehs `87 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Addington Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Evelyn Backa Newell `60) Barber Mrs. Nettie Rouch Bellman `38 Mr. & Mrs. William Blough `90 * Mrs. Nancy Douglas Adkins `58 `54) Ash Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Barber Mr. Clement Bello `98 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Blum Dr. & Mrs. Gary Adsit Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ashley Ms. Phyllis Barber Dr. & Mrs. Ronald `73 (Joyce Mrs. Carita Thomas Blunk `51 Ms. Helen Ager Mr. & Mrs. William Ashton Miss Sherry Barber `96 Osborne `72) Benbow Mrs. Dorothy Iliff Blunt `34 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Agness Ms. & Mrs. Bonnie Aspiazu `94 Rev. & Mrs. Stephen `74 Mr. & Mrs. Rex `63 (Miriam Williams Rev. & Mrs. Stephen `76 (Ruth Mr. & Mrs. Okey Ahart `68 Ms. Vickie Atkins (Jacqueline Spurgeon `76) Bard `64) Bence Phillips `75) Boardman Mr. Gregory Ahlemann `94 Mr. & Mrs. Beryl Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Emily Kessler Ms. Caroline Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence (Katherine Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Ann `90) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Judy `95) `93) Bargerhuff Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Jennifer Gibbs Russell `61) Bobson Ahrns* Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Norman Barker `96) Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bockrath `78 * Mrs. Dianna Airgood `92 * Rev. & Mrs. Mark Atkinson `96 Dr. & Mrs. Donald Barlow `74 Mrs. Geraldine VanWyk Bennett OA Rev. & Dr. Terrell `76 (Charlotte Mr. Larry Akins `94 Mr. & Mrs. Michael `80 (Janet Averill Mr. & Mrs. Gary Barlow `87 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Leslie `93) Woolman `78) Bodenhorn Mr. & Mrs. Brian (Rebecca `84) Atkinson Mr. Bobby Barnard `93 Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Paul Boel Hanebutt `97) Alano Mr. & Mrs. David (Donna Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Byron Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Terry (Linda Elaman `98) Mr. & Mrs. William Boen * Mr. & Mrs. Anthony (Mary Kreider OA) Auger Ms. Corliss Brothers Barnes `91 Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Lee `65 (Naomi Gunter OA) Albarello Mr. & Mrs. Donald Aulbert Dr. Donelle Barnes `85 Mr. & Mrs. Jay (Vicky Goodman `62) Boerma Mr. & Mrs. Charles Alber `46 Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Elizabeth Snow Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barnes, Sr. `66) Benson Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Janet Lynas `95) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Laura Wentzel `66) Ault Ms. Anne Barnett `94 Mr. & Mrs. James Bentley `91 Boes `81) Albrecht Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Ayers `97 Ms. Peggy Barnhart Mr. Jim Berg OA Rev. & Mrs. James `84 (Jerolyn Mr. & Mrs. Corbett Albright Mr. & Mrs. Joel `97 (Cynthia Trotzke Rev. & Mrs. Kevin Barnsdale `96 Mr. & Mrs. Jon (Teresa Carpenter Brown `85) Bogear Prof. & Mrs. Alan Alderson `97) Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Debra Parrigin `83) Berg Mr. & Mrs. Roland (Lois Soultz `51) Mr. Christopher Alexander `98 Ms. Tinka Bach `76) Barr Ms. Kristin Berg Bogear Mr. Greg Alexander `93 Mr. & Mrs. Jan (Sandra Eastman Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Nadine Fridley `53) Mrs. Daisy Smith Bergeron `60 Rev. & Mrs. Clarence `52 (Beth Duff Rev. & Mrs. Henry Alexander `51 `89) Bachman Barrett Mrs. Rachel House Bergin OA `52) Boggs Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Marie Kaufmann Mr. & Mrs. Jon `91 (Denise Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Barrows OA Mr. & Mrs. Cary (Teresa Ball `80) Mrs. Lillian Linder Bogumil `38 `71) Alexander Wubbena `90) Bachman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry `95 Berglan Mr. & Mrs. David Bohan Mr. & Mrs. Mark `96 (Louann Mr. Harold Backenstoe * Capt. & Mrs. Donald Barse `57 Mr. & Mrs. Fred (Barbara Mrs. Verlie Bohnstedt Funaiock `96) Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bacon Mr. & Mrs. William (Esther Zuhl `44) Leleniewski `98) Bergner Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Boice `97 Mr. & Mrs. David (Deborah Rose Miss Jennifer Bafford `98 Bartels Miss Jennifer Bergquist `96 Dr. & Mrs. Michael Boivin `92) Allaben Mr. & Mrs. David (Joy Titus `94) Miss Michele Bartelt `91 Mr. & Mrs. Donald `50 (Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bolanos Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Russell Allanson `95 Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Christopher (Eiko Clevenger `47) Berk Mr. & Mrs. Douglas (Misty `93) Mr. & Mrs. David (Debra Salyer `80) Dr. Richard Bagwell Moriwaki `97) Bartimus Mr. & Mrs. James (Dorothy Bolenbaugh Allen Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Martha Miss Cynthia Bartley `89 Holycross `48) Berk Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Jennifer Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Joyce Millberg `96) Buchanan `78) Bailey * Dr. & Mrs. David Bartley `79 Rev. & Mrs. Robert Berkebile `50 `98) Boles Allen Mr. & Mrs. Cliff (Dianne Hagerman Rev. & Mrs. Douglas Bartley `49 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick (Lou Kincade Mr. & Mrs. Tony (Lisa O’Neal `98) Mr. & Mrs. Joey Allen `97 `96) Bailey Mr. Larry Bartley `94 `95) Berndt Boley Ms. Julia Allen `92 Mr. David Bailey `97 Mr. Mark Bartley `79 * Dr. & Mrs. Daniel (Shelley Miller Mr. & Mrs. Theodore `88 (Rebecca Mr. & Mrs. Stacy `92 (Jeanine Mrs. Grace Willen Bailey `31 Mr. John Barton `90 `76) Berry `90) Bolin, II Horner `91) Allen Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bailey Rev. & Mrs. John `50 (Dorothy Rev. & Mrs. Jeffrey Berry `93 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley (Pamela `98) Ms. Teresa Allen `94 Mr. & Mrs. Morris (Peggy Weller Hayes `53) Basham Mr. & Mrs. Alta Best Boling Dr. & Mrs. Paul Allison `86 `72) Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Lataine Mr. & Mrs. Christopher (Lois Davis Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Priscilla Ruder Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Alsleben Mr. & Mrs. Neil Bailey Puckett `56) Basham * `89) Best `82) Bomgardner Ms. Esther Ambro Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Susan Guthier Mr. & Mrs. Robert Basham Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Beverly Keeler `83) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Viola Holycross Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ambrosini `93 `98) Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `97 (Tracy Roskey Best `46) Bondehagen Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ames `95 Mr. & Mrs. David `94 (Michelle `97) Bassett Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Best Ms. Amy Bonewitz `95 Ms. Louisa Ammerman Davis `97) Bainbridge Rev. & Mrs. Ernest Batman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bevans `96 Mr. Douglas Bonsell `74 Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Carla Lee `88) Mr. Roger Bainbridge Mr. & Mrs. Kevin `82 (Teresa Ms. Opal Beymer Mr. & Mrs. Dayne (Lorene Brandon Andersen Mr. & Mrs. David Baker `60 McCallum `92) Batman Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Gail Gleason `78) Bonta Rev. & Mrs. David (Jillene Boone Mr. & Mrs. Harold Baker Dr. & Mrs. Theodore Batson `80) Bezucha Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Boone `66

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Mr. & Mrs. Theophilus Boone Jr. `92 Brockmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Mark `67 (Joanna Fairchild `98) Cassman Schrecengost `61) Clifford Mr. & Mrs. Wendell `53 (Lois Buck Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Linda Huffman `67) Burns Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Krista Foley `88) Mrs. Juanita Shockley Clifton `49 `49) Boone Wurzelbacher `98) Brodbeck Ms. Vickie Taskey Burrell `96 Castillo Mrs. Virginia Clinard `59 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Borchelt `89 Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Brooker Dr. & Mrs. Daniel (Madge Edwards Rev. & Mrs. Howard `58 (Patricia Mr. & Mrs. Eddy Cline Mr. & Mrs. John (Kay Diller `71) Mr. & Mrs. John Brooks `92 OA) Bursch Haverty `57) Castle Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cline Borgelt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Jill Craig `80) Mr. & Mrs. William Burton, III `89 * Mr. & Mrs. Roger Castner `98 Mr. Randy Cline `94 Rev. & Mrs. Morris `65 (Dorothea Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Busch `91 Mr. & Mrs. George Catania `98 Mr. Gerald Clingenpeel Cooley `50) Borgman Mr. & Mrs. Jesse (Dorothy Shaffer Ms. Elizabeth Hobson Buschmann Mr. & Mrs. James (Holly Heath `97) Dr. Janice Mayle Coates `64 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Elizabeth Lau `84) Brookshire * `98 Catron Rev. & Mrs. Wilbur `46 (Dorothy `86) Borkowski Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Brower Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Cynthia `97) Mr. & Mrs. George (Ometa Brown Schmer `47) Coates Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth Boschee Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Brown Bush `50) Caudill Mr. & Mrs. Danny (Renee’ Rupnow Rev. & Mrs. Paul Boss Dr. & Mrs. Charles Brown `60 Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Janice Dummer Mr. & Mrs. Kirk (Mary Lewis `87) `97) Cocanower Mr. & Mrs. William (Carol Lyon `81) Mr. & Mrs. Dean (Jean Ashley `95) `98) Buss Caudill Miss Brenda Cochran `93 Boss Brown Mr. & Mrs. Larry Buttrum `93 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Pamela Allen Mr. & Mrs. John Cochran Rev. & Mrs. Jeffrey Aho Botsford `77 Rev. & Mrs. Hal Brown `52 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Brenda Turner `71) Causey Rev. & Mrs. Keith `73 (Beverly Mr. & Mrs. Alan Boughton * Mr. & Mrs. Herschel (Betty Hinkle `97) Butts Mrs. Doris Krieg Cecil `55 Wheeler `60) Coffey Mrs. Dorothy Bowerman `74) Brown Mr. Stephen Byabashaija `95 Dr. & Mrs. Curtis Chambers `47 Mr. & Mrs. Carroll (Patricia `98) Ms. Brenda Richardson Bowers `78 Rev. & Mrs. Hubert Brown `57 Mr. Clarence Bye Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Chambers `92 Cohee Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bowling `79 * Mr. & Mrs. John (Barbara `97) Mr. & Mrs. Russell Byrd `90 Miss Tiffany Chambers `95 Mr. & Mrs. Marc (Joy Lippert `97) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bowman Brown Rev. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrnes `65 Mr. Richard Champney, Jr. `95 * Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Kevin (Kymber Frantz Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Martha Heavilin Mr. & Mrs. James (Linda `00) Cabe Mr. & Mrs. Roland Chapdelaine `95 Mr. & Mrs. Brad (Melody Green `81) `82) Bowman `55) Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lee Cabe Mr. & Mrs. Alan Chaplin `97 Cole Prof. Susan Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth `74 (Yevonne Mr. William Cadick `93 Mrs. Crealie Steele Chapman `35 Mr. & Mrs. David (Carla `94) Cole Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Misty Kyle `93) Campbell `72) Brown Mr. & Mrs. Donald `83 (Sharon Mr. & Mrs. Winsett Charles `68 Rev. & Mrs. George Cole `53 Bowser Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Brown Barefoot `82) Cady Mrs. Susie Chart Mr. & Ms. Richard (Kathy Amsler Dr. & Mrs. Harold `52 (Nedra Mr. Leonard Brown `47 Mrs. Pat Cain Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Julia Barker `57) `98) Cole Murdock `63) Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Marcus (Carol Van Miss Joy Caldwell `69 Cheek Mr. & Mrs. Jack Colescott Mr. Dennis Boyd `72 Cleave `66) Brown Mr. & Mrs. Philip `74 (Jill Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Chia-shan (Nancy Mrs. Maxine Rickard Coleson `44 Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Boyd `45 Mr. & Mrs. Michael `76 (Jann Fisher `76) Caldwell Hughes `70) Chen Rev. & Mrs. Ralph `37 (Olive Mr. Scott Boyd `77 `76) Brown Mr. & Mrs. Roy (Megan Saufley `89) Mr. & Mrs. James Chestnut Kindley `36) Coleson Mrs. Rosetta Visser Boyer `43 Mrs. Myra Coleson Brown `60 Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Kevin `87 (Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Collier Rev. & Mrs. Howard Boyle `60 Mr. & Mrs. Perry (Cynthia Raper Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Caldwell Carter `88) Chestnut Mr. Gerald Collins `93 Rev. Edna Holmquist Bozell `58 `81) Brown Rev. & Mrs. Arthur Calhoon `30 Mr. & Mrs. William (Diane Simons Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Collins `92 Mr. & Mrs. James `51 (Freda Mrs. Rosemary White Brown `51 Mr. & Mrs. Omar Call `96) Chiasson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Collins `89 Inskeep `50) Brackett Mr. Stephen Brown Mr. & Mrs. David Callecod `94 * Ms. Brandi Childs Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Linda Carothers Mrs. Bette Bladen Bradbury `54 Mrs. Thelma Brown Mr. Vincent Callendine `70 Mr. Dennis Childs `87) Collins* Mr. & Mrs. Royce (Machelle Busick Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Brown Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Virginia `90) Mr. Nathan Childs Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `87 (Janice `98) Bradbury Mr. & Mrs. William `63 (Jacqueline Caltrider Mr. & Mrs. Dale `73 (Cathryn North `97) Collins * Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Bradford `76 McClain `60) Brown Mr. & Ms. Hugh `90 (Leah Packer `73) Chilson Mr. & Mrs. Gene Colter `89 Mr. & Mrs. William Bradford `91 Mr. & Mrs. Robert `64 (Jean Hawks Qualkinbush `93) Cameron Rev. & Mrs. C. K. Chitty Rev. & Mrs. Steven Colter `89 Ms. Zara Mahaffey Bradford `97 `67) Browne Mr. & Mrs. John (Linda Myers `70) Rev. & Mrs. Gary Christiansen Mr. & Mrs. Don Colvin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bradley `95 Mr. & Mrs. Rudy (Norma Gray `54) Camp Mrs. Betty Hicks Christler `52 Miss Kristen Combs `97 Dr. & Mrs. Harold `50 (Mildred Brownell Mrs. Bertie Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Garry (Wanda Mr. & Mrs. Robert Combs `95 * McGovern `50) Brady Mr. & Mrs. James Bruce Rev. & Mrs. Bradley `81 (Lisa Whonsetler `72) Christner Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Conklin `91 Chaplain & Mrs. Jack Brady Mr. Paul Brummer `92 McClain `90) Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Andrew (Lynne `88) Mrs. Wanda Brackett Conley `58 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brady Dr. George Bruner Rev. & Mrs. Ola `50 (Grace Epler Churchill Miss Sonya Connelly `94 Dr. & Mrs. Fred Brammell Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bruner `93 `45) Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Carla Bishop `96) Mr. & Mrs. Brice Conner Mr. & Mrs. Bryce (Ruth Clark `73) Mrs. Joyce Brunswick Bruns `97 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald `72 (Sharon Cirey Mrs. Ruby Williams Connolly `34 Bramsen Dr. & Mrs. E.D. Bryan Owen `71) Campbell * Mrs. Mollie Rutledge Cirlos `72 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Conrad `91 Mrs. Mary Brane Mr. & Mrs. Virden Bryan `96 * Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Clanin Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Carolyn Mr. & Mrs. Byron Brankle Mr. & Mrs. David Buchholz `88 Huffman `92) Canales Ms. Bethany Sill Clark `80 Childress `58) Conrad Rev. & Mrs. Elmer `53 (Velma Ms. Irene Buchholz Rev. & Mrs. Lanny Candel `75 Ms. Carie Clark `96 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Cook Hotchkiss `53) Brannon Dr. & Mrs. Michael Buck Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Canfield `74 Mr. & Mrs. Francis (Ruth Montney Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Jennifer Moore Mr. Randall Brannon * Rev. & Mrs. Russell `51 (Lavaun Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Canterbury `98 OA) Clark `88) Cook Mr. Joseph Branstutter `97 Peterson `48) Buck * Rev. & Mrs. Rick `87 (Jacinda Mr. James Clark Ms. Tamara Cook `98 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin (Renee’ Turner Mrs. Eleanor Wilson Buckman `43 Rumsey `85) Carder Dr. & Mrs. Jay Clark `74 Mr. & Mrs. William (Doris Curry `88) `98) Brattain Miss Mary Buckman `75 Mr. & Mrs. James Carl, Jr. `88 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Paula Long `93) Cook Mr. & Mrs. Shaun Braun `96 Rev. & Mrs. Roger `62 (Carolyn Mr. & Mrs. Brian Carlblom Clark Miss Elaine Cooke `78 * Dr. & Mrs. Donald `64 (Joy `98) Drake `62) Budde Mr. Bob Carlo `92 Mr. & Mrs. John (Elizabeth Kimball Mr. Ricky Cool `97 Bray Mr. & Mrs. Harry Budensiek Mr. & Mrs. Leonard `57 (Catherine `91) Clark Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cooper, Jr. `84 Rev. & Mrs. John `72 (Patricia Mr. & Mrs. John Buerkett `90 Kossan `56) Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Lindsay (Sarah Lorance Mr. Gene Cooper `67 Sexton `73) Bray Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Bulla `95 Mr. & Mrs. Brent (Sharon `96) `98) Clark Rev. & Mrs. Jack `57 (Mary Mr. & Mrs. Steven `91 (Susan Miss Glenda Bullis `85 Carlton Mr. & Mrs. Richard Clark Holzinger `55) Cooper Hudson `92) Bray Mr. & Mrs. David (Joy Knauer `97) Mr. Kim Carman `95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Esther Irvine Miss Jill Cooper `69 Miss Ethel Brecheisen OA Bump Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Gracia Reid `64) `41) Clark Mr. Lee Cooper Rev. & Mrs. William (Mary Perisho Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bunal `92 Carmer Rev. & Mrs. Roy Clark `39 Rev. & Mrs. Raymond Cooper `55 `63) Breidenbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Bunch Rev. & Mrs. Merlin Carothers `48 Mrs. Sylvia Gaddis Clark `73 Rev. & Mrs. Robert Cooper `53 Mr. Ross Brendell `91 Mrs. Alice Quinton Bunish `44 Rev. Earl Carpenter OA Miss Hilda Clarke `68 Ms. Marguerite Copeland Mr. Sean Brennan `96 Rev. & Mrs. Robert `88 (Cynthia Mr. & Mrs. Jack Carpenter `71 Mr. & Mrs. John (Erma Wilson `48) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Corder `91 Mr. & Mrs. James Brewer `96 Voght `92) Burchell, III Mr. & Mrs. Jeff (Linda Emens `81) Clarke Mrs. Vera Howell Corliss `35 Mrs. Wanda Bricker `66 Mr. & Mrs. Mike (Lisa Titus `76) Carpenter Miss Margaret Clawson `57 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Jo Birkla `70) Rev. Hiram Bridenstine `40 Burchette Rev. Douglas Carr `83 Mr. Charles Clay Cornelison * Rev. & Mrs. John `50 (Mary Mr. & Mrs. Jim Burd Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carr `93 Miss Wanda Clay `97 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Clarice Jeffries Campbell `50) Bridget Mr. & Dr. Arnold `69 (Tobi Rev. & Mrs. Richard Carr OA Mr. & Mrs. Ron (Julia Kawaski `97) `52) Corrigan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bright `96 LeBlanche `65) Burden * Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Phyllis Wolfe Clayton Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Marilyn Farmen Mr. & Mrs. John `98 (Jill Smith `98) Mr. & Mrs. William `80 (Grace `64) `54) Carroll Miss Sarah Claytor `85 `88) Coryell Briles Burden Mr. & Mrs. William Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clegg `97 Rev. & Mrs. Rendel `41 (Mary Mrs. Lorna Enoch Briles `46 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Carolyn Thall Mr. & Mrs. Randolph (Denise Lester Mr. & Mrs. David `64 (Wenda Warren `43) Cosand Mr. & Mrs. Arnold (Mary Luther `98) `90) Burdine `92) Carson Heater `61) Clement Mr. & Mrs. Frank Costello `52 Brill Mr. & Mrs. Paul Burgener Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Mrs. Margaret Thompson Clement Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Jody Keen `76) Mr. & Mrs. Neal Briner * Ms. Jeanne Burger `95 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry `69 (Noritta Moon `36 Cott Mr. & Mrs. John Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Fred (Vicki Gilliland `98) `70) Carter Mr. & Mrs. Nathan `89 (Greta Mr. & Mrs. David Coucke `93 Mr. & Mrs. Darryl (Tamara Perkins Burke Mr. & Mrs. Larry Carter `87 Peterson `91) Clement Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Traci Beehler `82) Brisbay Mr. & Mrs. Michael Burke `67 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Carter Ms. Rhonda Clement `97) Coursey Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Susan MacLaren Mr. & Mrs. Terry Burke `97 Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Cartrette `97 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Ruby Tucker Mr. LaMont Coverstone `89 `93) Bristol Mr. & Mrs. James (Susan Leininger Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Diann Chaney `49) Clerget Mrs. Ruth Dudley Covert `54 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Kathy Stewart `82) `93) Burleigh `77) Cary Mrs. Edith Hawkins Clevinger `23 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan (Kristy Kendall Brittan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Burman `88 * Rev. & Mrs. David `63 (Sally Adams Mr. & Mrs. Michael `91 (Patricia `80) Cowden Mr. & Mrs. David (Melissa `98) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Burnett `64) Case Moores `94) Cliff Rev. & Mrs. Richard Cowley `70 Brock Rev. & Mrs. Gerald Burnett `57 Mr. Irvin Casey Mr. & Mrs. John Clifford `62 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Cox `91 Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Carol Reber `98) Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Burns `97 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Josephine Mr. & Mrs. Parke `60 (Verna Ms. Elizabeth Cox

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Mrs. Emma Cox Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dashnau Garver `84) Deisler Mr. & Mrs. Walter (Rosetta Dudley Rev. & Mrs. Calvin Emerson `96 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cox Rev. & Mrs. Robert `53 (Shirley Ms. Peggy Reynolds Dell `79 `59) Durst Mr. & Mrs. John Emerson Mr. & Mrs. Wayne `91 (Julie Adam Snyder `65) Daughenbaugh Mrs. Debra Brundige Delong `84 Mr. & Mrs. Steven `98 (Kristina Hite Dr. & Mrs. O. D. `51 (Ruthanne `91) Cox Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Daugherty Mr. David Denessen `98 `97) Dutton Adams `79) Emery Mr. & Mrs. William Cox * Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Linda Cox ’98) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Cheryl Pickett Mr. & Mrs. Marion `60 (Evangeline Rev. & Mrs. Leon Empie OA Mr. & Mrs. James `72 (Carol Peters Daugherty `71) Dennison Nofsinger `60) Duvall Mr. & Mrs. George (Diane `87) `70) Coy Mr. & Mrs. Millard (Bertha Wilson Rev. & Mrs. James Denny `51 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `58 (Mary Emrich* Mr. & Mrs. Steven Craft `95 OA) Davenport Miss Patsy Denny `90 Wheeler `58) Duvall Mrs. Carolyn Franks Endsley `62 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip `59 (Madelyn Mr. & Mrs. Mayer `61 (Mable Fowler Mr. Richard Densmore `96 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley (Anita Ankrom Mr. & Mrs. Tin (Susan Lahr `71) Eng Marsh `59) Crail `58) David Mr. & Mrs. Robert Deroo `98) Dwenger Mr. & Mrs. David `57 (Rebecca Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Diana Foley `80) Mrs. Patricia Shoup David `68 Mr. & Mrs. Dan (Debra Richards Mr. & Mrs. Douglas (Lisa `94) Dye `57) Engel Cramer Mr. & Mrs. Carl Davidson `93 * `78) Deyo Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Deborah Mr. Raymond Engle Prof. & Mrs. Benjamin Crandall, II Mrs. Ida Canode Davidson `32 Rev. & Mrs. Douglas DiBell `93 Dielman `98) Dye Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `89 (Michelle Mr. & Mrs. Burton (Norma Self OA) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Davidson `90 * Mr. & Mrs. John (Anna Sclater `62) Mr. & Mrs. Charles `93 (Melissa Johnson `90) Enochs Crapo Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Davidson `92 DiBella Disselkoen `94) Dykema Mr. & Mrs. David (Janet Clocksene Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Crawford `85 Rev. & Mrs. Arthur Davis OA Mr. & Mrs. Randy DiPrisco `95 Miss Barbara Earley `54 `47) Enos Mr. & Mrs. Lavern Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Carey (Rebecca Eades Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dial, Jr. `98 Mr. & Mrs. John `67 (Linda Hopen Rev. & Mrs. Paul `56 (Winifred Crim Mrs. Muriel Tinney Crawford `57 `56) Davis Mr. & Mrs. Gary Dickerson `93 `73) Earnest `54) Enyart, Jr. Rev. & Mrs. Roy `52 (Joaquin Friar Mr. & Mrs. Charles Davis Mrs. Jo Dickert Mr. & Mrs. Leon (Linda Hart `68) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Erickson OA `52) Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Doug (Kimberly Starks Mr. & Mrs. Craig (Linda Tuttle `71) Earnest Mr. & Mrs. John Erickson `90 * Rev. & Mrs. Robert Crecelius `50 `97) Davis Dickson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Beth Garrett `87) Rev. & Mrs. Lawrence Erlandson `72 Miss Bertie Creech Mr. Edward Davis `87 Rev. & Mrs. Ronald OA (Esther Eash Mr. & Mrs. Richard Erlewine `36 Mrs. & Mrs. Linda Creek `95 Mr. & Mrs. George (Helen Gustin OA) Diehl Mr. & Mrs. Danny East `89 Mr. Paul Essex `53 Mrs. Doris Howlett Crim `30 `53) Davis Mr. & Mrs. Greg (Karrie Beresford Mr. & Mrs. Leroy (Lenora Durham Mr. & Mrs. Conrad (Norma Carter Mr. & Mrs. John Crim `58 * Mrs. Hilda Howard Davis `97 `95) Dietzen `87) Eastes `56) Etherington Mr. & Mrs. Paul `95 (Kristi Avery Mr. & Mrs. James Davis, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. Steven Dillman `91 Ms. Romelle Eastman `81 Mr. Dennis Evans `00) Crisp Miss Jeanette Davis `77 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Disbrow, Jr. `91 * Mr. & Mrs. Martin Ebbinghaus Mr. Douglas Evans `88 Ms. Hannah Kientz Crist `72 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Davis Mrs. Imogene Ward Dixon `49 Rev. & Mrs. Paul `52 (Kathleen Mr. & Mrs. Gary Evans `97 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Crocker Mr. & Mrs. Kelso `30 (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Steven Doan Wooten `53) Ebright Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Evans ‘99 Mr. Edward Crocker `90 Henninger `33) Davis Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Barbara Mr. & Mrs. Kevin (Jacqueline Mr. & Mrs. Mike (Dana Folkner `86) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Crocker `88 Mr. & Mrs. Mark `94 (Dawn Adams Richardson `98) Dobyne Etsinger `86) Eby Evans Mrs. Frances Beyler Crockett `37 `94) Davis Mr. & Mrs. Denis Doe OA Mr. & Mrs. Donald Echelbarger Mr. & Mrs. Scott `93 (Deena Graf Mr. & Mrs. Bryan (Christine Carper Rev. & Mrs. Mark `66 (Cynthia Mr. & Mrs. James Doherty Rev. & Mrs. Creston Eckart `53 `87) Evans `97) Cromas Westafer `69) Davis Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dollens `71 Rev. & Mrs. Stephen `91 (Connie Ms. Susan Evans `94 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `85 (Dorcas Tolan Mr. & Mrs. Melvin (Georgia Hoyt Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Dombrowski `92 Medbourn `71) Eckart Dr. Marie Evatt `45 `86) Cromer * `42) Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Amy Myers Mr. & Mrs. Lyle (Jean Schamehorn Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Evinger Dr. & Mrs. John Cromer `62 Mr. & Mrs. Ray Davis * `92) Dombrowsky OA) Eckert Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Mary Hartman `63) Mr. & Mrs. Kim (Nila Miller `93) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Davis `96 Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Donaldson `93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Diana Lowrey Ewert Cronk Mr. & Mrs. John `56 (Jacqueline Rev. & Mrs. Theron Donaugh `55 `97) Eckert Mr. & Mrs. Rodney `79 (Sallie Mr. & Mrs. Alfred (Jerri Hite `94) Snyder `59) Davisson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Donohoe `88 Dr. & Mrs. Dale Economan `72 Johnson `78) Ewing Crosby Rev. & Mrs. Donald `55 (Evelyn Mrs. Martha Dooley Rev. & Mrs. William `51 (Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Fairchild `98 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Janet Baker Norris `54) Dawalt Ms. Phoebe Dooley Dooley `71 Bartley `80) Economan Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Fairman `98 `64) Cross Rev. & Mrs. Charles `45 (Lucille Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Dorrel `97 Mrs. Dorothy Comingore Eddy `47 Mr. & Mrs. Philip (Vicki Harris `78) Mr. & Mrs. Dale (Joy Shigley `84) Fisher `39) Day Mrs. Glennis Douglass `61 Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Patricia Sherrets Fanara Cross Mr. & Mrs. David Day `95 Mr. Timothy Dow `68) Eddy Miss Freda Farmer `51 Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Crothers Mr. & Mrs. David `97 (Kathryn Mr. & Mrs. James (Jeanette Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Joel (Jill Bentley `88) Mr. James Farmer Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Louise Lupton `60) Wilkerson `68) Day `74) Downey Eder Mr. & Mrs. Michael Faro Crouse Mr. Richard Day Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Amy Rogers `93) Mr. & Mrs. Clair (Mary Carter `61) Mrs. Mable Farr Mr. & Mrs. Paul Crowder `74 Mr. & Mrs. Chester Dayton Downing Edgerton Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Rebecca Fidler Mr. & Mrs. Herman (Doris Young Mr. & Mrs. James Dayton `70 * Mr. & Mrs. Harland (Mary Trostel Mr. & Mrs. John Edie `95 `78) Farrar `49) Croy Mr. Wayne DeBoer `72 `39) Downing Dr. & Mrs. Steven `78 (Suzanne Mrs. Winifred Farwick Mr. & Mrs. John Croy Mr. & Mrs. Brian DeFord `96 Rev. & Mrs. Vernon OA (Harriette Weltler `77) Edmondson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas (Marguerite Mr. & Mrs. Brett (Joanna Miller `90) Mr. & Mrs. Dean (Carolyn Holbrook OA) Draggoo Mrs. Kathleen Kelsven Edwards `40 Wrin `97) Fauber Crump `75) DeHoff Ms. Della Drake * Mrs. Martha Buchanan Edwards `57 Dr. & Mrs. Paul `53 (Ruth Calhoon Mrs. Linda Jackson Cruz `71 Mr. James DeLonay `93 Rev. & Mrs. LeRoy Drake `64 Rev. & Mrs. Phil `54 (Edna Wilcox `53) Faulkenberry Ms. Joan Cugier `89 Prof. & Mrs. Mark DeMichael Ms. Phyllis Drake `97 `56) Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Art (Rita Smith `64) Mrs. Malinda Wagner Culbertson `98 Rev. & Mrs. Jay `55 (Evelyn Dr. Suzanne Drake Mr. & Mrs. Rusty `92 (Loranne Faulkner Mrs. Dixie Chambers Cummings `95 Christler `53) DeNeff Dr. & Mrs. Thelbert Drake Methner `92) Edwards Miss Jodi Faust `93 Rev. & Mrs. Keith Cunningham `45 Miss Marcia DeNeff `76 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Drew Miss Elizabeth Effland `51 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Denise `94) Prof. & Mrs. William Cupp Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth `92 (Karen Mr. John Dreyer Mr. & Mrs. Roy (Violet Martin `34) Faust Mr. & Mrs. Robert `77 (Debra Foster Conrad `92) DePeal Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Beth Storey `88) Eger Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Karen Strawser `77) Curfman Mr. & Mrs. Lynn DePeal OA Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Eggleston `81) Favero Mr. Robert Curran `51 * Mr. & Mrs. Peter (Rosalyn Kallas Mr. Jerry Droppo `92 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ehrsam Mr. & Mrs. Robert Faxon `95 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Curry `96) DeRolf Rev. & Mrs. Benjamine `56 (Lois Ms. Carol Johnson Eickelberg-Poor Dr. & Mrs. Rudyard Fay OA Miss Jeraldine Curtis `89 Ms. Rebecca Jacks DeShaney `95 Heavilin `56) Drown ‘97 Rev. & Mrs. Bryan Feathers `97 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Melinda Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Vickie Haworth Mr. & Mrs. Jack Druckemiller `45 * Mr. & Mrs. John (Sandra Green `82) Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Cathy McNeeley `90) Dager `95) DeShon Rev. & Mrs. David Drury `96 Einhaus Pemberton `80) Fell Mr. & Mrs. Dan (Terry `95) Mr. & Mrs. Melvin (Sheila Mullennix Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Dubois `96 Mrs. Virginia Jones Elder `44 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Feller Dahlgren `88) DeVall Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duckworth Mr. Matthew Edlred Miss Rebecca Fenner `97 Mrs. Janet Krieg Dahse `79 Mrs. Mildred DeWeerd Rev. & Mrs. Robert Duda OA Mr. & Mrs. James Eldridge `68 Ms. Joyce Ferguson `79 Mr. & Mrs. Edward `74 (Cynthia Mr. & Mrs. William DeWeese Mr. & Mrs. Garry (Christine French Mr. & Mrs. Milo `77 (Robin Blake Mr. & Mrs. Roger Ferguson `90 * Lichty `77) Daihl Mrs. Alberta Dean `96) Dudley `81) Eldridge * Mrs. Betty Stephens Ferree `52 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Laura Adams Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dean Dr. & Mrs. David `75 (Amber Finkes Mr. & Mrs. Donald Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ferree `88 `97) Daily Miss Marcella Dean OA `77) Duecker * Mr. & Mrs. Joe Elliott Rev. & Mrs. Dan ’94 (Melora Spear Mr. & Mrs. David Daine `95 * Rev. & Mrs. Marcus `81 (Dixie Miss Marrietta Dugan `61 Dr. & Mrs. Marling `40 (Francene ’94) Ferren Mr. & Mrs. William Dale `97 Bechtol `83) Dean Mr. & Mrs. Richard Duke `69 Cude `40) Elliott Dr. & Mrs. William `73 (Alexis Mr. & Mrs. Ron (Gail Peaslack `98) Rev. & Mrs. Raymond OA (Helen Mr. & Mrs. Keith Dunblazier Mr. & Mrs. Paul `83 (Jill Emmons `73) Fessenden Dammert Lytton OA) Dean Mr. Michael Dunivan `98 Waltenberger `84) Elliott Mr. & Mrs. James (Linda `95) Mr. Michael Dancha `92 Mrs. Rhonda McIlwain Dean `83 Mr. Budd Dunlap `73 Mrs. Vernice Lighty Elliott `57 Feuquay Rev. Gary Daniel `70 Rev. & Mrs. Stanley Dean OA Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dunlap Mr. & Mrs. William Elliott Mrs. Evelyn Evans Fiedler OA Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Daniel `95 Miss Vanessa Dean `79 Mrs. Mary Chapman Dunlap `41 Rev. & Mrs. Fred Ellis `77 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fields Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Renee Barnes Dr. & Mrs. Duane `55 (Janet Wiksell Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Dunlap Mr. John Ellis Mr. & Mrs. William `61 (Marita Shull `76) Daniel `55) Deardorff Mr. & Mrs. Salah (Andrea Martin Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ellis `81 `70) Fields Mr. Harold Daniels `93 Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan Decker `95 ’96) Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Glenn (Thomi Keim `96) Mr. Gary Fifer `93 * Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Margaret Beltz `98) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Deeds Mr. & Mrs. William Dunn Elmore Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Tena `89) Dannenfelser Mr. & Mrs. Eugene `61 (Esther Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Deborah Ms. Marjorie Elmore Figgins Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `85 (Patricia Blanchard `58) Degenkolb * McCarter `75) Dupes Mr. & Mrs. William Elmore Mrs. Sara Nierste Fike `69 Alford `87) Darling Miss Debra Dehen `80 Mr. Chad Dupin `97 Mr. Robert Elrod Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fildey Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Darmer Rev. & Mrs. Richard `51 (Mary Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Durbin Mrs. Elaine Elsberry Mr. & Mrs. Gary Fine `98 Mr. Richard Darst `53 Dutiel `51) Deisler Mr. & Mrs. George `54 (Lenore Mr. Clary Eltzroth `96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Joy Miller `38) Ms. Ruth Sloan Darst `53 Rev. & Mrs. Richard `81 (Bonita Richards `57) Durey Mr. & Mrs. Glen Eltzroth Finkenbine

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Rev. & Mrs. Warren `70 (Diane `49) Friske `85) Ginop Mr. & Mrs. Dean Grimes OA) Hansen* Cook `67) Fish Rev. & Mrs. Steven `91 (Rebecca Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Barbara Mould Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Grimes `93 Mr. & Mrs. Wendell (Eunice Irvine Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Joetta Cook `71) Pattison `94) Fritchman `78) Giss Mr. & Mrs. Rodney (Jo `96) Grimes `43) Hansen Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Shelah Neal `72) Rev. & Mrs. Loren `61 (Helen Mr. & Mrs. Francis (Alta Kribs OA) Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Patricia Carr `64) Dr. & Mrs. Henry Fisher Frizzell Hersey `63) Gisselbeck Grimshaw Hapke Dr. & Mrs. Pierre Fisher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Frohberg `92 Miss Elaine Gladfelder `82 Rev. Mary Grimshaw `96 Rev. & Mrs. George Hapner `57 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Fisher OA * Miss Velma Frontine OA Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gladhill Mr. & Mrs. Larry `73 (Judith Spring Miss Waunita Happy `47 Dr. Susan Fisher Miss Pauline Fry `55 Ms. Mary Glass `73) Grinder Mr. & Mrs. Myron Harden `96 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fisher Miss Tina Frye `93 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Glawe Mr. & Mrs. Ted (Amy Hartzler `84) Mr. & Mrs. Percy (Mary Brown `89) Mr. Patrick Fitzjarrald `96 Rev. & Mrs. Jack Fulcher `44 Mrs. Clara Wilson Gleason `46 Groff Harden Mrs. Reva Smith Fitzjarrald `89 Mr. & Mrs. David Fulkerson `85 Mr. & Mrs. Denver Glenn,Jr. `97 Rev. & Mrs. Melvin Grosenbach Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel (Adonis Long Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Sandra Courmier Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Fulks Rev. & Mrs. Don `58 (Ann Etsler Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Nancy Wills `79) `97) Hardin `97) Flake Mr. & Mrs. John Fulks `57) Glenn Groshong Rev. & Mrs. Paul `49 (Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. John Fleenor Dr. & Mrs. James Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Mark Glenn `92 Rev. & Mrs. Ira Gross `51 Hollenbeck `46) Hardin Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Debra Ferren `82) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Fuller `95 Ms. Patty Glenn Miss Kathy Gross `79 Mrs. Lois Evans Harding `53 Fleschner Mrs. Joan Scott Fuller `59 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Glenn `60 Mr. & Mrs. Lenville (Leanna Cox Mrs. Sheila Rhinebolt Hardy `89 Mr. & Mrs. Harlow `63 (Carolyn Miss Julia Fuller `94 Miss Rebecca Glick `97 `73) Gross Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Diane Cheney Shoemaker `64) Fletcher Miss Betty Funkhouser `79 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gnagey Miss Pamela Groves `72 `88) Harig Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fletcher `92 Dr. & Mrs. Chadwick Furness `90 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard (Jennifer Hite Mr. & Mrs. Donald Grubaugh Mr. Albert Harker Mrs. Lois Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Spencer (Mary King `56) `71) Godbey Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Grubbs Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas (Denise Poling Mr. Richard Fletcher Futrell Mr. Mark Godsey `93 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Anna Long `98) `88) Harkin Rev. & Mrs. Richard `82 (Deborah Dr. & Mrs. Austin `52 (Vellajane Mr. & Mrs. Chris (Debra Glass `85) Grubbs Ms. Diane Harley-Brown `91 Paine `80) Fletcher Stipp `52) Gaddis Goeglein Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gruwell `81 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Harlow `98 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel (Kerry Mr. & Mrs. Frederick `68 (Mildred Mr. & Mrs. David Goetsch `96 Mr. & Mrs. Danny Guenin `70 Mr. & Mrs. Jay (Tamara Martin `80) Buckingham `97) Fletcher Culver `76) Gaddis Mr. & Mrs. Mark `85 (Sandra Mrs. Carol Halpin Guess `70 Harman Dr. & Mrs. Lowell `59 (Doris Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. James `44 (Mary Canady `85) Goff Mr. & Mrs. Earl Guingrich `61 Mr. & Mrs. Martin (Lana Back `98) `59) Flint Addison `40) Gaddis Mr. & Mrs. Larry Goins `80 * Mrs. Stephanie Schrader Guinn `98 Harmeyer Mrs. Naomi Floor Mr. & Mrs. Nils `95 (Christy Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Goldston `98 Ms. Doris Gunsalus Mr. & Mrs. Edward (Audrey Guynn Mr. & Mrs. Emmett (Julie Drook `90) `94) Gaddis Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Good `63 Rev. & Mrs. Russell Gunsalus `75) Harmon Flores Mr. & Mrs. Richard ’70 (Laura Mrs. Clara Goodman Rev. & Mrs. Jay Guptill `94 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Harmon `95 Mrs. Linda Mosier Floyd `96 Mangas ’69) Gaddis Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Goodman `69 Miss Barbara Gurnell `91 Rev. & Mrs. Joseph Harmon `95 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Janette Rapp Ms. Carla Gaff-Clark `93 Rev. & Mrs. Watson `42 (Rose Stair Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Guy `97 Mr. & Mrs. Roy Harmon `98 `91) Fluharty Rev. & Mrs. Elmer Gafford `42) Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Guyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Patricia `97) Mr. & Mrs. Clark (Sally Palmer `72) Rev. & Mrs. Paul Gafford Mr. & Mrs. Gary Goodrich `59 Mrs. Hazel Guyler Harpring Folgate Mr. & Mrs. Wendell `87 (Deborah Mr. & Mrs. Leland Goracke Mr. John Habiby `81 Mr. David Harrell `90 Rev. & Mrs. Albert `49 (Helen Ellis Witmer `85) Gafford Mr. & Mrs. Bryan (Michelle Wallis Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hacker `69 Mr. Richard Harrell * `45) Fookes Rev. & Mrs. Dale Gainder `97) Gorman Mr. & Mrs. David Hahn Ms. Sharon Harrell Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Lois Major `53) Dr. Suzanne Galer Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `90 (Beth Batman Ms. Flores Haines Mr. & Mrs. Benny (Nancy Ford Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gallant `91) Gormong Rev. & Mrs. Mark `79 (Connie Gronendyke `98) Harris Ms. Ruth Buckner Ford `90 Ms. Tamara Galloway `98 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gormong Hinton `79) Haines Rev. & Mrs. Bradley `91 (Judy Mr. Steven Ford Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gansert `88 Mrs. Ruby Gormong Mr. & Mrs. Michael Haire `78 Vandewarker `85) Harris Mr. & Mrs. Niles Foreman `95 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ganz `90 Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth `66 (Anne Mr. & Mrs. Jeff (Jennifer `93) Mr. & Mrs. David (Leanna Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Forney `97 Ms. Carol Camp Garber `88 Brittain `98) Gorveatte Haisley `90) Harris Mr. & Mrs. John Forrester Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gardner `89 Miss Tonya Goshern `93 Mr. & Mrs. Rick (Linda Czajka `91) Rev. & Mrs. Frank Harris `52 Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Forrester `71 * Mrs. Marcia Gardner Mrs. Jeanette Whaley Goss `68 Hajduk Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey `81 (Robinne Rev. & Mrs. Ronald `80 (Rita Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gardner Mr. Jerry Goss Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Bonnie Douglas `95) Harris Lennens `79) Forsythe Mrs. Voreta Simpson Garman `51 Mrs. Marilyn Shows Goss `51 `77) Haler Mr. & Mrs. J W Harris Mr. & Mrs. John `83 (Beth Fox `83) Rev. & Mrs. Jesse Garmon Mr. Earl Gottschalk * Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Hall `62 Mr. & Mrs. John Harris `49 Foss Mr. & Mrs. Harry Garrard, Jr. `91 Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Graber Rev. & Mrs. Lloyd Hall `61 Ms. Kathy Harris Miss Margie Foster `48 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Garver `86 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley `91 (Kristina Mr. & Mrs. Lymon Hall Rev. & Mrs. Philip (Betty Freiheit Ms. Susan Foster Rev. & Mrs. Larry (Donna Cole `88) Helfrich `92) Graber Ms. Mary Hall `93 `67) Harris Mr. & Mrs. James (Victoria Poor Garvey Mr. & Mrs. Gale `63 (Mary Wierman Mrs. Mary Shaw Hall `59 Mr. & Mrs. Randall `76 (Laura Lojas `95) Foust Miss Ginger Gash `97 `65) Graf Mr. & Mrs. Randy Hall `98 `94) Harris Mr. & Mrs. Darl Fowler `55 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gaskill Mr. & Mrs. Roy (Lucia Bird `86) Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Hall Rev. & Mrs. Robert `74 (Mary Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Fox Miss Virginia Gastin OA Grammel Mr. & Mrs. Terry `89 (Zana Barker Corbin `72) Harris Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Marilyn Conner Rev. Catherine Gates `91 Mr. & Mrs. Curtiss Grams `92 `70) Hall * Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Esther Grizzell OA) Fragua Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gath OA Rev. & Mrs. Don Grandlinard `46 Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Theresa Huesman `96) Harris Dr. & Mrs. Keith `59 (Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. James Gaul `96 Mr. & Mrs. John Grannan `96 `98) Hall Dr. & Prof. Albert Harrison Fessenden `61) Fraker Mr. & Mrs. David (Janet OA) Gault Rev. & Mrs. Roy Grant `51 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hall Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Gary `77 (Teresa Boen Mrs. Mildred Gaylor Ms. Angela Graves `94 Ms. Colleen Halsema `89 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Alice Lewis `50) `78) Francis Mrs. Ruth Olander Gaylor `73 * Mrs. Bonnie Gray Mr. & Mrs. Ronald `57 (Marcia Harshman* Mr. & Mrs. James Francis Ms. Betty Gazzolo Mr. Daniel Gray `91 Thorne `74) Hamaker Mr. & Mrs. Jack `73 (Fran Allee `76) Mr. Ryan Frank `98 Rev. & Mrs. Joel `74 (Julie Pherson Mr. & Mrs. Edmund (Paula Packer Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hamil `97 Hart Mr. Richard Frankenburg `86) Gearhart `81) Gray Mr. & Mrs. Loren Hamilton `91 Mr. & Mrs. James (Robin Mr. & Mrs. Denys (Marjorie Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gearhart * Ms. Linda Gray `95 Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone (Carol Scott `97) Gatheridge `98) Hart `46) Fredrickson* Dr. & Mrs. George Geier Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gray Hamilton Mr. Jeffrey Hart `97 Miss Betty Freeborn `50 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Karen Noble Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Abby McFeters Mr. & Mrs. Bruce `87 (Mary Mr. & Mrs. Wade (Henrietta Mr. & Mrs. James Freeborn `48 `87) Geiger `82) Gray Johnson `71) Hamlin Donahue `61) Hart Dr. & Mrs. Warren Freeborn, Jr. `45 Mr. Nelson Gelinas Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Gray `94 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas `75 (Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hartleroad `87 Mr. & Mrs. James `79 (Julie Elson Mrs. Cynthia Rinehart Gentry `72 Mr. & Mrs. Delbert Green * Marshall `70) Hamlin Mr. & Mrs. Doyle (Christine Davis `79) Freeman * Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Jennifer Hirschy Mr. & Mrs. Gary Green, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hamman `89 `75) Hartman Mr. Michael Freeman `79 `83) Gentry Ms. Jennifer Green `97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Loren Hartman OA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Abner Gerig `29 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Green Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hammond `40 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Jeannette Miss Lowena Gerig `89 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence OA (Cheryl Mr. & Mrs. Louie Hamner, Jr. `89 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen `97 (Rebecca Gourley `95) Freestone Mr. & Mrs. Dan Gernand `97 Miller OA) Green Mr. & Mrs. Terry (Janet Clifton `97) Bonney `99) Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Forrest `49 (Elva Mr. & Mrs. John Gibbons `70 Ms. Nora Green Hancock Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Cheryl Anderson `49) Freiheit Mr. Rondinel Gibson `98 Mr. & Mrs. Ron (Judith Waggoner Mr. & Mrs. John (Arlene Vrana `77) Middaugh `76) Hartman Mrs. Maxine Woodhams Freiheit `40 Mr. & Mrs. George Gideon,Jr. `98) Green Hand Mrs. Beatrice Haisley Harvey `45 Mr. & Mrs. John `64 (Norma Brown Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Pamela Lucas Mr. Ronald Green `95 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hand `93 * Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Karen Snyder `59) French `97) Giese Mrs. Tina Green Mr. & Mrs. James (Esther Fisher `88) Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Larry French Mr. & Mrs. Charles Giesting `94 Mr. & Mrs. Dean `59 (Joyce `54) Handy Mr. Donald Harvey `61 Rev. William French `54 Ms. Diana Livingston Gilbert `94 Cheesman `56) Greeno Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hanes `69 Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Deborah Wenger Mr. & Mrs. Dale `88 (Cynthia Mr. & Mrs. Garry Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Richard Greenwell `97 Mr. & Mrs. Paul `62 (Janice Crist `90) Harvey Reynolds `85) Frey Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gilbert `96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Greiner `81 `60) Haney Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Cleo McDowell Mr. & Mrs. Todd (Pamela Glenn `80) Mrs. Ruth Greiner Mr. & Mrs. Aaron `97 (Angela Harris Knigga `89) Harvey `61) Frick Giles Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grennes, Jr. `97 `97) Hanley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haslam Mr. & Mrs. Christopher (Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. John Gilland Mr. & Mrs. William (Joan Vierk `88) Miss Irini Hanna `01 Mr. & Mrs. Oscar (Esther Noble `86) Friend Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `92 (Mary `90) Grewe Mr. & Mrs. William Hanna `91 Branstetter `38) Hasler Dr. & Mrs. Eugene OA (Leta Loew Gillen Rev. & Mrs. James `71 (Fanchon Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Larissa Mason Mr. David Haslett `71 OA) Friesen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gillock `68 Pattee `70) Griffin, Jr. `97) Hannon Mr. & Mrs. George (Sheryl Pickett Mr. & Mrs. John `51 (Eunice Smith Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Maria Sutfin Mrs. Carrie Kinde Griffith `88 Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Doris Dingman `97) Hass

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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen `94 (Anna Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Herring Rev. & Mrs. Kim `80 (Teena Jack Rev. & Mrs. Lyle Hunt `50 Mrs. Jean Johns Harris `90) Hastings * Mr. William Hersey `47 `87) Holloway Mr. William Hunt `88 * Mr. & Mrs. Brent (Sherry Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hauck, Jr. `91 Mr. & Mrs. Virgil (Mary Martin `40) Mr. & Mrs. John (Elisabeth Rigsbee Mrs. & Mrs. Debra Hunter `92 `84) Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Nolan `73 (Amy Grinder Hershberger `46) Holmes Rev. & Mrs. John `35 (Amy Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Carl Johnson, Jr. `75) Hauser Mr. & Mrs. Steven Hesler `92 Mr. & Mrs. U. John Holmes `35) Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Craige (Joy Gibbs `72) Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hausserman `97 Mr. & Mrs. Clark (Kimberly Krider Mr. & Mrs. Brett `96 (Marcia Dr. Marilyn Hunter `59 Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Gil (Cathy Campbell `95) `80) Hess Heminover `99) Holmgren Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Vicki Stariha Mr. & Mrs. David (Kathi Weller `74) Hawk Mr. & Mrs. Martin (Carol `63) Hess Mr. & Mrs. John (Mary Shanafelt `96) Hurley Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Susan Davidson Mr. & Mrs. Randall Hess `62) Holmquist Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Pamala Krygier Miss Della Johnson `48 `93) Hawk Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Francine Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Holocher `87) Hurst Rev. & Mrs. Fay Johnson `51 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hawkins `69 Roberson `98) Hewett Mr. & Mrs. John (Adena Seguine Miss Sarah Hurst `91 Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Dorothy DeVries Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Sharon Elliott Rev. & Mrs. Gerald `65 (Jane Fulks `48) Holsinger Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Christina OA) Johnson `97) Hayden `67) Hewson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew (Naomi Irvine Fitzgerald `97) Hurt Mr. & Mrs. Gene Johnson Mr. Jeffery Hayden `92 Mr. & Mrs. Billy (Bette Leisure `63) OA) Holt Mr. & Mrs. Jerald (Deborah Jackson Mr. Gerald Johnson `91 * Dr. Andrew Hayes Hiatt Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Holt `96) Huston Rev. & Mrs. Harold `46 (Edna Miller Ms. Jamie Scott Hayes `96 Rev. & Mrs. Charles Hiatt Mr. & Mrs. Harry (Olive Stonebraker Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hutchcraft `48) Johnson Ms. Mary Holbrook Hayes `93 Ms. Kimberley Hickok `89 `55) Holt Mr. & Mrs. Shane (Sandra Martin Mr. & Mrs. Herman (Lila Beck `55) Mr. & Mrs. Russell (Shirley Wright Ms. Michelle Hicks `95 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Holt `77) Hutton Johnson `58) Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Tony (Jane Hutson `95) Mr. & Mrs. Randal Holt `83 Mr. & Mrs. John Hynek `93 Mr. & Mrs. Howard (Vivian Stanley Miss Rebecca Haynes `97 Hicks Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Holtz `61 Prof. Barbara Ihrke `93 `40) Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Haynes `76 Mr. & Ms. Donald `96 (Susan Saylor Dr. & Mrs. Paul Hontz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Illi Mr. & Mrs. James `76 (Princess Mr. & Mrs. Keesey Hayward `98) Hickson Mr. & Mrs. George `64 (Marian Mr. & Mrs. Ted (Sally Stewart `71) Richards `63) Johnson Mrs. Sonja Sayles Haywood `78 * Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Barbara Chilson Woods `61) Hood Imbler Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Patricia Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Heacock `96 `81) Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. Bradley `90 (Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. David (Kathleen Marion `69) Johnson Ms. Mitsi Hearn `98 Miss Jeni Higginbotham Carlson `92) Hoop `90) Ingerson Mr. Kerry Johnson `84 Mr. & Mrs. Garner Heasley `53 Mrs. Ethel Calhoon Higgins `55 Mr. & Mrs. Nathan `97 (Michelle Mr. & Mrs. James Ingram Mr. & Mrs. Lee Johnson `59 Mr. & Ms. Harvey `93 (Lisa Carter Miss Rebecca Higgins `87 Moriarity `95) Hoover Mr. & Mrs. William (Mary Gustus Mrs. Lois Johnson `93) Heastan * Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Julia Hinkle `77) Mr. & Mrs. Clennon Hope `97 `98) Inman Mrs. Madalyne Webster Johnson OA Rev. & Mrs. John `51 (Beulah Higgs Mr. & Mrs. Kerry (Teena Hunt `80) Prof. Priscilla Innocent Mr. & Mrs. Max `91 (Robin York `81) Butcher `50) Heavilin Mr. & Mrs. Don (Joyce Kulman `70) Hopkins Mr. Lewis Inskeep `50 Johnson Rev. & Mrs. Paul `49 (Virginia Hileman Miss Kimberly Hopper `89 Mr. Ivyal Irwin, III `78 Mr. & Mrs. Michael `85 (Laura Spencer `51) Heavilin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hileman `89 Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Horton Mr. & Mrs. James Irwin `89 Gamble `85) Johnson Rev. & Mrs. Ronald `49 (Alice Mr. & Mrs. Charles `77 (Ruth Mr. & Mrs. Paul `61 (Mary Goins Mr. Don Isaac Mr. & Mrs. Michael `97 (Michelle Butcher `45) Heavilin LaQuay `76) Hill `56) Horton Mr. & Mrs. Fred (Vickie Rader `97) Springer `95) Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Robin Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hill Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Horwitz `90 Isaacs Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Karen Jacobsen Rodenbeck `83) Heck Mr. & Mrs. Leslie (Barbara Ward Ms. Sonya Hoskins Mr. & Mrs. Joe Isaacs `69) Johnson Mr. Stephen Heck `90 OA) Hill Mr. Jim Hostetler Mr. & Mrs. Robert Isaacs `90 Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Naomi Purtee `55) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Heckber `87 * Mr. & Mrs. John Hinderliter `97 Rev. & Mrs. Kimberland Hough `94 Mrs. Ruth Lindley Isaacs `41 Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hedlund `79 Mrs. Opal Hinds Miss Diana Houlihan `90 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Israel `67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Arthur `61 (Marilyn Rippe Mr. & Mrs. Murli (Gloria Zellner `71) Ms. Monica McGaffney Hovermale Rev. & Mrs. Gerald Jack `55 Mr. & Mrs. Roger (Carolyn Jackson `60) Heer Hinduja `96 Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Rhonda Wells `77) `90) Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth `64 (Nancy Mr. & Mrs. Weldon Hines `97 Mrs. Denise George Howard `84 Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Roger Johnson Kierstead `64) Heer Rev. Scott Hinkley `89 Mr. & Mrs. George Howard `85 Miss Dorothy Jackson `60 Rev. & Mrs. Ronald Johnson `73 Mr. & Mrs. Philip `87 (Melodie Mr. & Mrs. John `95 (Heidi Mr. & Mrs. John (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Eric Jackson `98 Mr. & Mrs. Roy (Peggy Palmer `78) Allison `85) Heer Hintermaier `95) Hintermaier McKeown `98) Howden Mr. & Mrs. Ernest (Peggy Jackson Johnson Miss Marie Heinemann Mr. & Mrs. John `95 (Heidi Steffee Mr. & Mrs. Dana (Rebecca Hamilton `94) Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Von (Catherine Metcalf Mr. & Mrs. Mike (Kathleen Frost `95) Hintermaier `82) Howell Mr. & Mrs. Harold `60 (June Dixon `66) Johnson `43) Heinzmann Rev. & Mrs. Glenn (Sandra Shaw Mr. & Mrs. George Howell `92 `60) Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Walter (Shirley Mr. & Mrs. James (Mary Snyder OA) Hinterman Mr. & Mrs. James Howell `87 Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Jackson `58 McCallum `65) Johnson `95) Heisler Mr. Jim Hinton Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Susan Mack `95) Ms. Regina Jackson `93 Mr. William Johnson `79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Jewell Mr. & Mrs. Kent Hinton `95 Howenstine Mr. & Mrs. Ron (Angela Vanosdol Mr. & Mrs. Zachary (Sheila Webb Daughenbaugh `66) Helm Mr. Russ Hintz `97 Mrs. Kathryn Betz Howlett `38 `92) Jackson `96) Johnson Mr. Ron Helmkamp `90 Ms. Barbara Hirzel `95 Mr. & Mrs. Clinton `68 (Jane Miss Sue Jackson `92 Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Stefani Meinzen Mr. & Mrs. Douglas `72 (Deborah Ms. Connie Ginevra Hitchcock `96 Hermann `69) Hoxie Mr. & Mrs. George (Beth Farra `62) `96) Johnston Birt `70) Helvey Mr.& Mrs.C.W.Hite Mr. & Mrs. Myron Hoyer `93 Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jones `93 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Henderson `98 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy `94 (Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. Curt Hribernik `96 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Jacobson `98 Mr. & Mrs. Brad Jones `90 Ms. Roberta Henderson Mattatall `94) Hite Rev. & Mrs. Francis `62 (Donna Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph `78 (Robin Mr. & Mrs. Brian (LaTonya `96) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hendricks Mr. & Mrs. Ron (Sheryll Economan Cockroft `63) Hubbard McGill `84) Jagdharry * Jones Rev. & Mrs. Robert Hendrix Sr. `57 `74) Hix Rev. & Mrs. Keith Wilson Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jahs `88 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce (Janet Forst `82) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Henning `75 Ms. Betty Hobbs `51 Mrs. Barbara Thomas James `51 Jones Mr. & Mrs. Charles Henry `76 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hobbs `73 Mrs. Beverly Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Brad (Deborah Ellis `83) Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Rebekah OA) Mr. & Ms. David `94 (Michele Surfus Mr. & Mrs. Eric `96 (Susan Jones Mr. & Mrs. Randall Hudson James Jones `96) Henry `94) Hobson Mr. & Mrs. Max (Kathryn Woodbury Mr. & Mrs. Bruce James `90 Mr. & Mrs. Craig `71 (Pamela Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Rebecca Lepper Mr. & Mrs. John Hockett `90 `81) Hudspeth Mr. Thomas James `97 Rodgers `72) Jones `98) Henry Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Hodge Jr. `90 Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Huey `60 Rev. & Mrs. William `50 (Clara Mr. & Mrs. George Jones, Jr. `89 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Dawn Welshans Dr. William Hodge Mr. & Mrs. Duane `54 (Montess Chizum `49) James Ms. Harriette Jones `90) Henry Ms. Kenna Hodges `96 Gravley `50) Huff Chaplain & Mrs. Roger `59 (Sarah Miss JaTonya Jones `81 Mr. & Mrs. Dave (Nisa `94) Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Betty Hager `60) Mr. Barton Huffaker `67 Mangas `77) Jamieson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry `67 (Bonnie Hensley Hodgson Mr. & Mrs. Edsel (Mary Moorman Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Jamison ’73 * Daniels `67) Jones Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hensley Mr. & Mrs. James Hoff `98 `51) Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Janofski OA Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth `54 (Evelyn Mr. & Mrs. William Hensley Ms. Cindy Hoffman `97 Dr. & Mrs. John `33 (Dorothy Rev. Duane Janssen, Sr. `45 Cosand `40) Jones Rev. & Mrs. Michael (Roberta `89) Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hoffman Bricker `35) Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Duane `70 (Linda Brink Mr. & Mrs. Leslie `97 (Bonnie Henson, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert `82 (Joan Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Huffman `93 `74) Janssen Schafer `91) Jones Mr. & Mrs. John Herder `88 `82) Hoile Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Norma Rev. & Mrs. Jerry `77 (Joy Sanders Mrs. Lisa Walters Jones `94 Miss Sharon Heritage `91 Mr. Stephen Holaday `89 Whiteman `59) Hughes `73) Jaquish Rev. & Mrs. Morris Jones `90 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Ann Porteus `73) Miss Mary Holcomb `87 Mr. & Mrs. Gene (Catherine Joyner Mr. & Mrs. Randy (Shelly Yarhouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Mildred Henry Herman Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holcomb `50 `52) Hughes `94) Jenema `55) Jones Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Hermiz Mrs. Betty Holder Rev. & Mrs. Hubert Householder Mr. & Mrs. David `70 (Della Hixson Ms. Shawna Phillips Jones `98 Mr. & Mrs. David Hernandez `90 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Holder `95 Hughes `51 `69) Jenkins Rev. & Mrs. Stephen Jones Mr. & Mrs. Derrick (Kimberly Ms. Lolelita Faulk Holdren `98 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hughes `97 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jenkins `92 Rev. & Mrs. Wesley `89 (Teresa Plummer `88) Herndon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Holland `93 Rev. & Mrs. Marvin Hughes Mr. Walter Jenkins `94 * Bowling `88) Jones Rev. & Mrs. Jeffery `80 (Lois Keith Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Veta Caudill Mr. & Mrs. John OA (Miriam Mr. & Mrs. William Jenkins `98 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Joppie OA `81) Heron `56) Holle Spencer OA) Hulett Mr. & Mrs. Roger Jenkins-Bass `98 Mr. & Mrs. James (Laura Hathaway Rev. & Mrs. Joel `89 (Marlene Mr. & Mrs. Larry Holley `63 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hulse `91 Mr. & Mrs. William Jennett `70) Jordan Green `90) Heron Mr. & Mrs. Donald Holliday `91 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Laurie Haltom Dr. & Mrs. Lowell `43 (Mary Gibson Miss LaTonya Jordan `95 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Herriman Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl Hollister `88 `95) Hummel `42) Jennings Ms. Faye Joyce `92 Mr. & Mrs. Mike (Jean Fauth `97) Mr. & Mrs. David `76 (Cindy Young Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Nancy Ryan `73) Mr. & Mrs. Scott `85 (Valerie Mr. & Mrs. George (Diana Zook `98) Herrin `77) Holloway * Huneke LeFeber `85) Jensen Joyner Dr. & Mrs. Harvey `63 (Rachel Cox Mrs. Gaytha Sills Holloway `93 Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Hunnicutt `93 Ms. Barbara Jessie Rev. & Mrs. James `48 (Edna `62) Herring Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `78 (Pamela Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `70 (Linda Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Marilyn Shelor `48) Judy Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Herring `68 Heavilin `77) Holloway * Kenworthy `70) Hunt Richards `74) Jessie Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Carol

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Luskiewicz `89) Julian* Rev. & Mrs. William `61 (Linda Scott `59) Kring Wilson `54) Lefeber `95) Lortz Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jungbauer `98 `59) Killian Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Jenny `98) Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Janice Cox `76) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Louden `98 Mr. & Mrs. David Jurkiewicz `94 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Cheryl Priddy Kronenberg Legg Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Jennifer Ratliff Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Donna Matthews `95) Kimmel Mr. Joseph Kronewitter `95 Ms. Gilda Lehman `92) Love `96) Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Daisy Fecher `56) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew `97 (Lori Sheen Ms. Jennifer Lehman `86 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Rebecca Mr. Thomas Kaiser `98 Kimura `97) Krueger Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lehman `84 McQueen `97) Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Luther `66 (Sharon Rev. Donald Kinde Rev. & Mrs. Gerald `83 (Wenda Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `92 (Noelle Miss Cheryl Lucas `94 Deckard `66) Kalb Mr. & Mrs. Brad (Cara MacMorran Fletcher `83) Krupp Velazquez `99) Lehman Miss Jeanette Lucas `94 Miss Jennifer Kangas `01 `97) King Mr. & Mrs. Galen (Doris Ledy `47) Mr. & Mrs. Edward (Ruth Grant `61) Mr. & Mrs. John (Sherrie Swafford Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kantz `88 Mr. & Mrs. James (Julie Brown `98) Kubin Lehmann `96) Lucas Mr. & Mrs. James Kappus `93 King Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kuhar `91 Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Leichliter Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence (Karen Roth Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kardos `97 Mrs. Kimberly Miller King `94 Miss Kimberly Kuntz `98 Mrs. Grace Barker Leisure `42 `65) Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Charles `96 (Karla Mr. & Mrs. Mark King `95 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Chie Gregory Rev. & Mrs. David `79 (Carol Mr. & Mrs. John (Myra Brown `69) Ontiveros `95) Karr Mrs. Ruth King `97) Kupper Medows `77) Leitzel Ludeman Mr. & Mrs. Amado Kasiguran Mrs. Ruth Payne King `51 Ms. Grace Kurtz Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Leitzel Rev. & Mrs. Donald Luellen `56 Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kasza Rev. & Mrs. Thomas `74 (Kathleen Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Kurtz Rev. & Mrs. John `76 (Irene Mr. & Mrs. Harry Luke `96 Miss Sandra Katt `85 Wolf `74) Kinnan Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Katherine Troup Gonzalez `76) Lemasters Mr. & Mrs. Raymond (Viola Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Peter (Judy Teel `72) Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Kinney `68) Kwoczalla Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Maurice Lemieux `48) Lundry Kauer* Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kinnison Mrs. Elaine Moody Kwolek `61 `94 Mr. & Mrs. James Lundy `93 Miss Kristine Kazmierczak `92 Sgt. & Mrs. Mark Kinsey `92 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell LaGarde `39 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen (Eileen Rev. & Mrs. Richard Lupton `94 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Keaffaber `85 Ms. Betty Kinstler OA Mr. & Mrs. Willis (Noramae Smith McDonald `95) Lennox Miss Amy Luse `93 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Keen `94 Mr. & Mrs. Clive (Dora Beattie `48) `62) Ladd Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lents `90 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Luse Mr. & Mrs. Rex Keesling * Kirby Mr. & Mrs. William (Susan Guyton Rev. & Mrs. Thomas `52 (Betty Dr. & Mrs. Franklin (Betty Kocher Rev. & Mrs. James `68 (Judith Mr. & Mrs. Russell Kirkham `97 `97) Lagoni Hook `54) Lentz `69) Lusk McIntyre `67) Keilholtz Mr. & Mrs. Owen Kirkley Mr. & Mrs. James Laird Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lepper `92 Mr. Dale Luther Miss Jana Keilholtz `95 Miss Joan Kirkpatrick `61 Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Hazel Downey `66) Mr. & Mrs. David Lerner Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Patricia Hogg `98) Miss Juline Keilholtz `92 Mr. & Mrs. Doug (Shelly `92) Lake Mr. Thomas Leslie `91 Lutterbie Mr. Noel Keirn Kirkwood* Mr. & Mrs. Randall Lake `98 Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Marilyn Croucher Rev. & Mrs. Jeffrey `92 (Paula Mr. & Mrs. Buddy `53 (Lanora Mr. & Mrs. Clinton `50 (Wanda Mr. & Mrs. Harvey (Bonnie Enochs `97) Lessing Vardaman `85) Luttrell Patrick `50) Keith Kaufman `50) Kiser `97) Lambert Mr. Joseph Lester `96 Dr. & Mrs. James `78 (Debra Mr. & Mrs. Greg (Janelle Wimmer Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Kiser `46 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lammering `89 Mr. & Mrs. Von Letherer `59 Campbell `79) Luttrull, Jr. `75) Keith Mr. & Mrs. William `63 (Marilyn Rev. & Mrs. Eldine `55 (Ruth Rev. & Mrs. Steve `54 (Helen Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lutz Mr. & Mrs. John Keith Clifford `64) Kissane Hoover `67) Landis Johnson `54) Letonek Rev. & Mrs. Lynn (Vonnie Mr. & Mrs. Timothy `75 (Deborah Mrs. Bertha Todd Kistler `43 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Landis `80 Mr. & Mrs. Brent (Rachel Long `81) Pattengale `79) Lutz Grofik `76) Keith Mr. & Mrs. James Kistler `98 Mrs. Dorlee Hurt Lane `58 Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Chad (Ruthanne Rev. & Mrs. Daniel Keller `80 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kistler `85 Mr. Ernest Lane Mr. Don Lewis Wheeler `88) Lynch Mr. Fred Keller Mr. Steven Kitch `93 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lane `95 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lewis `97 Rev. & Mrs. Wayne Lyon Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Marsha Boone Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Vicky Wolf `70) Mr. Terence Lane `98 Mr. & Mrs. John Lewis `75 Miss Peggy Lyons `87 `98) Keller Kitts Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Janice Hudson `70) Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lytle `94 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Kelley `90 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford (Dorothy Pryor Languell Mr. Lyle Liggitt `81 Dr. & Mrs. Robert (Louise Dietrich Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kelley `72 `40) Kjell Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Lanham `93 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen `87 (Lisa Smith `69) Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kelley Dr. & Mrs. Robert `88 (Karen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lankster, Jr. `92 `87) Light Mr. & Mrs. Scott MacLaren `89 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kelly `96 Skinner `86) Klaasen Mrs. Linda McCauley Lanning `97 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lightcap `97 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mack `78 Dr. & Mrs. Henry Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Philip Klatt `75 Mr. & Mrs. Dale `51 (Julia Justus Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lilly `96 Mr. & Mrs. Tony `76 (Deborah Rev. & Mrs. Joseph `73 (Linda Mr. & Mrs. David Klein `91 `50) Lappin Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Lincoln `48 Hendricks `76) Mack Bardsley `73) Kelly, II Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Kline `96 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph `90 (Margaret Mrs. Maxine Lindell Mr. Victor Mack `89 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Laura Anderson Miss Laura Kline `84 Freeman `93) Larakers Mr. & Mrs. Henry (Evangeline Mrs. Rebecca Stayton Maclin `79 `96) Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kline `90 Mr. & Mrs. Randall (Ruth Guthrie Wilson OA) Lindner Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Reba Linville Miss Marion Kelsven `43 Ms. Beatrice Klingerman `69) Larr Dr. & Mrs. Larry Lindsay `36) Macy Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Renee Lynch `97) Ms. Darla Klink `95 Ms. Gladys Larson Mr. & Mrs. John (Kathleen Mr. & Mrs. Brian Maddox `72 Keltner Mr. & Mrs. Mike (Lisa Sanderson Mr. & Mrs. William Laughlin `83 Drummond `97) Lindstaedt Mr. Leon Maddox Mr. & Mrs. Merle (Berneice `82) Klinkman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laukaitis,Jr. `96 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lindvall Mrs. Martha Pownell Maddox `44 McMichael `37) Kemple Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Klodzen `97 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Laukhuf `98 Mr.& Mrs.T.H.Ling Rev. & Mrs. Charles Maddux `58 Mr. David Kennel `95 Mrs. Mildred Wilson Klok `23 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Sharon Reliford Mr. & Mrs. David (Cynthia Rumple Miss Rosemary Maddux `55 Mr. & Mrs. Robert OA (Janet Cliff Mr. & Mrs. Monty Kluger `98 `96) Law `82) Linn Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Maxine Reedy OA) Kennell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Klupchak Mr. & Mrs. Tracy (Meta Enslen `81) Mr. & Mrs. Randy (Linda `89) Magee Mr. & Mrs. Quentin (Marleah Mr. Ray Kluttz OA Law Frankenburg `89) Lintelman Mr. & Mrs. Monty Maggart Conway `43) Kenoyer Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth `42 (Lillian Mrs. Kathryn Morgan Lawrence `43 Rev. & Mrs. Melvin Linville `85 Dr. & Mrs. John Maher `75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kent, Jr. * Young `42) Knapp Mr. & Mrs. David Lawson Mr. Aaron Lipina Mr. Matthew Mahoney `97 Rev. Joseph Kephart Dr. & Mrs. Wesley Knapp `39 Mr. & Mrs. Everett Lawson `56 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Lisciotto `97 Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Deborah Simms Rev. & Mrs. Leslie `73 (Kathleen Mr. & Mrs. David Knepp Mr. & Mrs. James `97 (Renee Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Little `95) Mail Reese `74) Kephart Mr. Glenn Knepp Ranchel `96) Lawson Mr. & Mrs. William (Lael Jeffries Rev. & Mrs. Stephen Main `73 Dr. & Mrs. Edward Keppler Mr. & Mrs. Terry (Sherry Banter `88) Mr. & Mrs. Jay (Diane Jacobs `70) `62) Littlefield* Miss Frances Major `44 Miss Mary Keppler `91 Knight Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Evan (Karla Beachy `84) Miss Patsy Major `59 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Kerby Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Knitter, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brendan `96 (Stephanie Litwiller Rev. & Mrs. William Major `38 Mr. & Mrs. Jay (Debra Westafer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Knost `87 Moore `96) LeRoy Mr. & Mrs. Roy Livingston `89 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Malcom `70) Kern Mr. & Mrs. Ken (Jennifer Weathers Mr. & Mrs. Burr `62 (Judith Lynn Mr. & Mrs. Garrett Lloyd Mrs. Toni Malick Mr. & Mrs. Kip Kern `92 * `97) Koch `80) Leach Mr. & Mrs. James Lloyd `94 Mr. & Mrs. Alan (Heather Conroy Ms. Cari Kernes Mr. & Mrs. Mark Koeser `74 Rev. & Mrs. Joseph Leach `33 Mr. Robert Lloyd OA `87) Malone Mr. & Mrs. George Kernes Mr. Ernest Kohlmorgen Miss Juanita Leach `58 Dr. & Mrs. James Lo `82 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Mary Miller OA) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kershaw `91 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Rickie Gearhart Rev. & Mrs. Robert Leach `50 Mrs. Gretchen Helm Lobsiger `63 Malone Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Catherine ’94) `96) Kohne Mr. & Mrs. Roger `94 (Beverly Miss Edith Lockard `57 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Malson `97 Kessler Mr. & Mrs. Eric `74 (April Hayes McNett `96) Leach Miss Pauline Loeffler `55 Mr. & Mrs. Evaristo Mancha Ms. Clara Masiongale Kessler `91 `73) Konoyima Mr. & Mrs. Everett Leadingham, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David (Shirley Erhard Mr. & Mrs. Mike Manganello Mr. & Mrs. David (Sylvia Michelson Ms. Mary McDonald Kot `89 * OA `95) Loesch Mr. & Mrs. Michael `74 (Janet `89) Kettler Mr. William Kovacich `90 * Mr. & Mrs. John Leamnson `94 Miss Amy Logan `94 Dayton `75) Manley Dr. Shirley Khalouf Ms. Suzanne Kowalski `95 Rev. & Mrs. David OA (Ferne Mr. & Mrs. John (Cheryl Mitchell Rev. & Mrs. George `47 (Harriet Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Beth Bollinger `80) Mr. & Mrs. Norm (Kaye Young `96) Schwab `86) Leamon `84) Logan DeLawter `47) Manlove Kidd Koziatek Mr. & Mrs. William Leas Mr. & Mrs. Mark Logan Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Patricia Griffith Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Kidd, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. James Kraai Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Betty Barker `66) Mr. Tim Logan `95 `62) Manning Mr. Louis Kielbasa `89 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kraemer `57 Leavell Dr. & Mrs. James Logsdon * Mr. & Mrs. David Mannix `95 Mr. & Mrs. Forest (Marjorie Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Jill Eisaman `83) Mr. & Mrs. Kris Leckron Ms. Gael Lohnes Mr. & Mrs. Dana Mansfield `53) Kientz Kratochvil Rev. & Mrs. Joseph `54 (Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Barry Long Mrs. Harriet Daniels Manson `38 Mr. & Mrs. Dale Kierstead Ms. Nancy Vice Krause `95 Frye `54) Ledwell Mr. Michael Long `94 Mr. & Mrs. David Mantegna Dr. Eugene Kierstead `34 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kreider OA Dr. & Mrs. Duk Lee Mr. Robert Long `90 Mr. James Marcuccilli Dr. & Mrs. Glendon Kierstead Ms. Jean Kreke `70 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lee `90 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan (Diane Pluta Mr. & Mrs. Larry (Sandra Savage Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kiger `95 Mr. Jack Krell Mr. & Mrs. Yong Lee `97 `84) Loomis `95) Marcum Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kightlinger `47 Mrs. Martha Krick Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Beverly `94) Rev. & Mrs. Merlin Loomis `57 Mr. & Mrs. Milan Marich `97 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kile `98 Mrs. Norma Surface Krieg `55 Leeks Ms. Linda Lopez-Boyd Mr. George Mariutza Dr. & Mrs. Charles Killian `59 Dr. & Mrs. Earl `61 (Wilma Golden Rev. & Mrs. Vernon `56 (Velda Mr. & Mrs. David (Roxanne Ray Mr. & Mrs. Robert Marks

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Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Markus `70) McClure Mr. & Mrs. David `93 (Rebecca Milne Mrs. Margaret Long Mosher `28 Rev. & Mrs. Wallace Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Richard McClure `87) Meeks Mr. & Mrs. Donald Milton `91 Mr. & Mrs. Robert `48 (Carolyn Mr. & Mrs. Gary Martens Mr. & Mrs. Harold McCollum Rev. & Mrs. Paul (Darlene `77) Rev. Arthur Mimnaugh `60 Fisher `48) Mosher Mr. & Mrs. Bradley (Yvonne `96) Mr. & Mrs. Clyde McCone Meeks Mr. & Mrs. Gary Minckler `63 Ms. Ina Moss Martin Mr. Thomas McConnell `93 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Sharon Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mindach Mr. & Mrs. Richard `75 (Diane Mr. Donald Martin `43 Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Debra Enyart `82) Amspaugh `62) Mellendorf Miss Phyllis Minkwitz Riemenschneider `78) Mould Mr. & Mrs. Gregory (Patricia McCord Mr. & Mrs. Charles Melton `97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary `95 (Pamela `95) Rev. & Mrs. James `69 (Peggy Manlove `92) Martin Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Kathleen Ms. Judith Chamberlain Melvin `84 Minnich Hatfield `67) Mowat Miss Mary Ellen Martin `66 Vaughn `96) McCorkle Mr. & Mrs. Benito (Admire Kroma Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Mintner `96 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick `76 (Kathleen Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Barbara Mr. & Mrs. David McCormick `88) Mercier Ms. Mary Misenheimer * Reed `74) Mowers Bicknell `98) Martin Mr. & Mrs. James `50 (Lois Routson Mrs. Carole Reynolds Merkel `98 Rev. & Mrs. Russell (Phyllis Ihrkey Miss Carol Moyer `59 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Martin `96 `54) McCormick Miss Betty Messer OA OA) Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. William Moyers Mr. Phillip Martin `93 Mr. & Mrs. Paul `61 (Linda Long Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Metallo `88 Mr. & Mrs. Everett Mitchell * Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Donna Powers Mr. & Mrs. Raymond (Janice `58) McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Michael Metcalf `91 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin (Jo Johnson `72) Mueller Hovermale `73) Martin* Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCostlin `89 Mr. & Mrs. James Metcalfe `62 * `57) Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Muir `92 * Mr. & Mrs. Timothy `92 (Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. George (Constance `91) Mr. & Mrs. James Metcalfe `62 * Mr. & Mrs. Harry `53 (Mildred Jester Mr. & Mrs. James Mullins `90 Corrie `92) Martin McCowan Mrs. Alberta Bowman Metz `51 `52) Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Terry Mullis Mr. Bradford Marting Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McCoy Rev. & Mrs. Daniel Metz `88 Rev. & Mrs. Jerry Mitchell Miss Marcella Munsell `84 Mr. & Mrs. Jon (Christine `97) Mr. Kent McCrary `91 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry `96 (Rachel Troyer Mr. & Mrs. Leon `61 (Verna Cole Rev. & Mrs. Truman Munsell OA Martorano Dr. Anthony McCrovitz `93 `97) Metzger `58) Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Donald Murphy Mr. & Mrs. David (Mary `80) Marty Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McCullough `96 Mr. & Mrs. Max Michael `79 Rev. & Mrs. Rex Mitchell Mrs. Josephine Murphy Mrs. Mabel Marzahn Lt. Col. & Mrs. & Mrs. Arlo McCully Mr. Richard Michell `93 Dr. & Mrs. Robert `59 (Ruth Harris Mr. & Mrs. Keith Murphy `68 Rev. Elsie Spain Mason `40 OA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `94 (Tiffany `58) Mitchell Mr. Leroy Murphy Rev. & Mrs. James Mason `52 Mr. & Mrs. Floyd McCune Leach `93) Middlebrooks Mr. & Mrs. Royce Mitchell Ms. Linda DeCan Murphy `70 Mr. & Mrs. John Mason Mrs. Bernice McDaniel Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Rita Ruse `95) Mier Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Darla Cheesman Mr. & Mrs. Byron Murray Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Linda Curtiss Miss Mabel McDaniel `48 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Miersma `89) Mitchener * Mr. & Mrs. Larry Musick `96 `68) Mason * Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Jenni Beaver `96) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Rita Herrington Mr. Leslie Mittank `87 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Suanne Walker Mrs. Thelora Mason McDaniel `98) Mikels Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Jean `92) `92) Musser Mr. Jay Matchett Mr. & Mrs. Bryan (Teresa `94) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce (Jane Cummings Mock Mr. & Mrs. Francis `72 (Roberta Mr. & Mrs. Michael Matchette McDonald `98) Mikesell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce (Jayne Garner Strahm `76) Mustapha Miss Evelyn Mathers `64 Ms. Joyce Lawhorn McDonald `97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Mikesell `79) Mohler Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Myer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Esther West Mr. & Mrs. Russell McDowell `71 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Miklik `87 Rev. & Mrs. Herbert Mohler Mr. & Mrs. Josh (Jennifer Marshall `68) Mathews Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Cynthia Hawkins Mr. Gregory Milakis `90 Mr. Jeffrey Mohler `94 `98) Myers Mr. & Mrs. Austin (Betty Walker `54) `83) McEvoy Mr. & Mrs. James `90 (Rebecca Mr. & Mrs. John Mohler `72 Mr. & Mrs. Russ (Marsha Walters Mathis Mr. & Mrs. Barry (Stephanie Davis Stucki `90) Miles, II Mrs. Dorothy Litzenberg Mollet `28 * `84) Myers Mr. & Mrs. Bart Matney `96 `95) McGee Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Milke Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Charity Reynolds Miss Arlene Myrlie `70 Rev. & Mrs. David Matt Mrs. Carolyn McGhee Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Kathleen `96) Monday Mr. & Mrs. Tom `52 (Mary Snyder Miss Kathy Matt `93 Dr. Charles McGhee Overmyer `82) Millage Mr. Wayne Monroe `54) Myser Mrs. Florence Matteson Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Karleen `96) Mr. Edward Milleman Mr. & Mrs. David (Susan `98) Ms. Peggy Nall `98 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Matthews `90 McGill Ms. Sandie Milleman Moody Miss Martha Nalley Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Anita Coy `98) Ms. Leslie McGinty `96 Mrs. Deloras Gingrich Millen `43 Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Mildred Rhea `76) Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Linda Bruce `94) Mattingly Rev. & Mrs. Ned McGrady `94 Mrs. Guida Butcher Millen `49 Moody * Nance Mr. & Mrs. Kerry `91 (Lisa David Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery `95 (Suzanna Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Diane Sibbing `92) Mr. & Mrs. John Moody Rev. & Mrs. Keith `72 (Saundra `87) Mattingly Wesseling `95) McGraw Miller Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Moon `89 Engle `72) Nash Rev. & Mrs. Robert `47 (Jeanette Ms. Cathy McHenry Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Florence Ms. Lori Harstine Moon `98 Mr. & Mrs. Sterrett `41 (Grace Kuhn Bryan `46) Mattke Mr. & Mrs. David `63 (Beverly Wortz Kotwicki `97) Miller Mrs. Patricia Smithee Moon `59 `49) Nash Mr. & Mrs. Jerome (Jennifer Disney `62) McIntosh Mr. & Mrs. Charles `63 (Marceil Dr. Esther Smithee Mooneyhan `42 Miss Macel Neaderhiser `52 `98) Maune Mr. & Mrs. Emerson OA (Joann Johnson `49) Miller Rev. & Mrs. Carles `86 (Jo Johnson Ms. Linda Neat `98 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin May * Moore OA) McIntyre Rev. & Mrs. Daniel OA (Lois Trisler `86) Moore Mr. & Mrs. David (Melissa Fisher Mrs. Joy Trachsel May `67 Mr. & Mrs. David McKee `65 OA) Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dean (Emma `89) `94) Needler Rev. & Mrs. Milan Maybee OA Rev. & Mrs. Walter `61 (Rachel Mr. & Mrs. David Miller `90 * Moore Mr. & Mrs. James `87 (Barbara Mrs. Janet Todd Mayer `56 Coile `62) McKee, Jr. Rev. & Mrs. David Miller `96 Dr. & Mrs. James `85 (Kimberly Burke `84) Needler * Mr. & Mrs. Walter (Carol Dayton Mrs. Mildred McKesson Rev. & Mrs. Donald `77 (Nancy McCann `85) Moore Mr. & Mrs. Gary Neff `90 `67) Mayer Mr. & Mrs. Merrill `79 (Nancy McCord `77) Miller Mr. & Mrs. James Moore `88 Mrs. Jean Neff Miss Natalie Mayers `95 Phillips `81) McKinley Rev. & Mrs. Ernest `62 (Janet Mr. & Mrs. John Moore `96 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Neff Ms. Suzette Mayers `95 Miss Thelma McLauchlin OA Hinshaw `62) Miller Mr. & Mrs. Karl Moore `80 Ms. Michele Lovins Neff `96 Dr. & Mrs. Lafayette Mayfield `38 Mr. & Mrs. Steven McLaughlin `95 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Kathy Cady Miss Diane Nelson `92 Mr. Paul Mayhugh `62 Mr. & Mrs. William (Nancy Bell `56) Mr. & Mrs. Greg Miller `87) Moorlach Ms. Joan Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Edd Mays `96 McLaughlin Mr. Gregory Miller `97 Mr. & Mrs. Javier Morales Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Nelson `94 Prof. & Mrs. Ronald (Jil Tuin `85) Mrs. Bridgette Morrison McLaurin `97 Mr. & Mrs. John `42 (Ruth Geyer Mr. & Mrs. Glen (Vera Dunwiddie Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Nelson `94 Mazellan Mrs. Phyllis Layman McLean `75 `42) Miller `50) Morehouse Rev. & Mrs. Stephen `75 (Eileen Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Shere McEwen Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Susan `93) Mr. & Mrs. Jon (Debra Johnson `86) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `93 (Michelle Aldrich `73) Nelson `97) Mazur McMahen Miller Hurles `95) Morehouse Mr. & Mrs. Eric `98 (Kimberly Free Mr. & Mrs. Paul `75 (Stephanie Mr. & Mrs. James (Judith Walker Ms. Kimberly Farley Miller `97 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony `77 (Marcy `99) Nentrup Mikalauskas `75) McAvene `78) McNaughton Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm `88 (Sarah Franks `87) Moreillon Mr. Dale Nesbitt Mr. & Mrs. George McBride OA Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Melody Stair `76) Vermilya `87) Miller Mr. & Mrs. Lon Morell `78 Mr. & Mrs. David Nesbitt `52 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy (Amy Tyner `95) McNeely Rev. & Mrs. Matthew `75 (Sherrill Mr. & Mrs. Leonard (Aneta Stebel Mr. & Mrs. Phil Nettleton McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McNeill Coffey `76) Miller `71) Morey Mr. & Mrs. Craig (Carole Sexton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McCallum OA Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `54 (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Amy `93) Miller Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Morgan `96 `75) Nevels Rev. & Mrs. Chad `94 (Julie Faulker Naylor `54) McPherson Mr. & Mrs. Randall Miller `84 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Morgan `94 Mr. & Mrs. William (Shirley Bentz `96) McCallum Ms. Linda Wiggins McPherson `97 Miss Rebecca Miller `82 Dr. & Mrs. Robert Morgan `90) New Rev. & Mrs. Charles `68 (Joy Rev. & Mrs. Mark McPherson `87 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Moriarity Rev. & Mrs. Allen Newby `55 McIntyre `68) McCallum, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McPherson `61 Rev. & Mrs. Robert Miller, Sr. `38 Mr. & Mrs. Mo (Gail Fredrick `96) Dr. & Mrs. John `51 (Rebecca Hall Rev. & Mrs. Floyd McCallum, Jr. OA Mr. & Mrs. John (Susan DeGroot Mr. & Mrs. Russell (LeAnn Harrison Moriarity `49) Newby Miss Edna McCan `46 `78) McRorie `96) Miller Mr. & Mrs. Inacio Moriguchi `98 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel `48 (Ruth Parks Rev. & Mrs. Daniel `51 (Betty Mrs. Sue McVicker Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Miller `90 Ms. Cecelia Morris `48) Newby Stoner `52) McCandless Mr. & Mrs. Christopher McWhirt `96 Miss Suzanne Miller `86 Rev. & Mrs. David Morris `87 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Newcomer `93 Mr. & Mrs. Roy McCandless `54 Miss Janelle Meade `96 Rev. & Mrs. Virgil OA (Erma Rev. & Mrs. Floyd `55 (Kathleen Mrs. Bennie Newell Mr. & Mrs. Melvin `66 (Laurel Mr. & Mrs. Danny (Mary Wilbur `90) Steinacker `45) Miller Pruitt `54) Morris Mr. & Mrs. David `68 (Joan Martin Economan `63) McCann * Meadows* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond (Clara Weaver Mr. & Ms. Franklin Morris, Jr. `98 `68) Newell Mrs. Phebe Rahenkamp McCarty `47 Mr. Stephen Meadows `50) Millett Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Lois `98) Morris Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Dorothy Brunt Mr. & Mrs. James (Patricia Hogue Dr. & Dr. Charles `67 (Betty Pike Mr. & Mrs. Sid (Darla Wolfe `63) Mr. & Mrs. David Morrow `33) Newell* `96) McCauley `67) Mealy Milliner Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Morrow `89 Mr. & Mrs. Alton (Dawn Putney `71) Mr. & Mrs. Robert McChesney `58 Rev. William Meddock `44 Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Virginia Visher Mr. Stanley Morse `58 Newton Mr. & Mrs. Todd (Karen Karls `65) Dr. & Mrs. John Medley `92 `36) Mills Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Julia Mrs. Mary Winslow Newton `37 * McClaskey Mr. & Mrs. James Medows Mr. & Mrs. George Mills OA Wuerzburger `97) Morwick Mrs. Patricia Newton Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Molly Counts Rev. & Mrs. Robert `72 (Pamela Ms. Judith Miller Mills `89 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Moser `87 Rev. & Mrs. Roy `55 (Exie Doss `88) McClelland Tregoning `72) Medows Mr. & Mrs. Rodney (Sharon Mr. & Mrs. James Moses `49) Newton Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McClintic `96 Mr. & Mrs. Dale (Dorretta Walter Maggart `88) Mills Rev. & Mrs. Edwin `53 (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Terrance `88 (Linda Mr. & Mrs. Craig (Patricia McKitrick `53) Meekin Mr. & Mrs. James `96 (Lisa `93) DeVol `52) Mosher Boyd `84) Newton

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Mr. & Mrs. Brian Nichols `97 Miss Martha Pake `45 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `60 (Wava Deisler Mr. Darin Price Mr. Larry Renihan Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nichols `96 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Palczewski `93 `59) Peterson Mr. & Mrs. James (Melody `94) Mr. Douglas Reno `97 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Nichols `95 * Mr. & Mrs. Donald Palla `94 Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Peterson Price* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Resch Ms. Michelle Nichols Nichols `94 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Peterson `73 Capt. & Mrs. Rodney `91 (Christine Mrs. Thelma Resler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nichols Mr. James Palmer `92 Rev. & Mrs. Loring `45 (Flossie Aihara `93) Price Mr. & Mrs. Kent Rethlake `94 Mr. & Mrs. Paul `69 (Bonnie Swan Miss Mae Palmer `49 Manker `48) Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Celia Groves Mr. Earl Retz `35 `94) Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Mary Hogston Rev. & Mrs. Rodney Peterson `71) Pride Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Eunice Harp Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Kathryn Brown `76) Palmer Miss Ruth Peterson `91 Mr. & Mrs. William Pritchett `70) Reuter `95) Nicholson Ms. Francesca Paris-Albertson `71 Mr. & Mrs. John (Henrietta Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Mark `88 (Lynne Smith Mr. & Mrs. John `75 (Rebecca Polk Ms. Sheila Nicholson `94 Ms. Dora Parish `78) Petroff `97) Probasco `74) Revis Mr. & Mrs. David (Elizabeth Merrill Mr. & Mrs. Chung Park `91 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Petrucce Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Proctor Mr. & Mrs. Matthew (Lori Fiester `64) Nielander Mr. & Mrs. Robert Park Mrs. Amy Pettigrove Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Sheri Wells `90) `97) Rexing Miss Christa Nilsen `94 Rev. & Mrs. David `90 (Tamara Mrs. Dorothy Shorten Pettit `69 Proffitt Mr. John Reyes `92 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory (Shwu-Yn `96) Buchner `85) Parker Mr. & Mrs. David Petty Mrs. Wanda Proffitt `93 Mrs. Darlene Osborn Reynolds `77 Nissley Mrs. Ernstena Parker Mr. & Mrs. Randolph (Melissa Mr. Neal Puff `91 * Dr. & Mrs. Trent Reynolds Mrs. Margie Noble Dr. & Mrs. Gerald `62 (Mary Obermeyer `95) Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Farrell Pugh Mr. & Mrs. Peter (Elaine Kauffman Mr. & Mrs. Elliott (Shirley Stanifer Richardson `62) Parker Mr. & Mrs. Robin (Anna York `97) Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Julie `93) `82) Rhetts OA) Nordgren Mr. & Mrs. John (Mary Flessner `78) Pherson Pulley* Mr. & Mrs. Marion (Loueva Pruitt Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Norris Parker Mr. & Mrs. Edward (Zenabelle Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pulley `57) Rhine Mr. & Mrs. Larry Norris `72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Patricia Calhoon `39) Phillippe Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Pulver `97 Mrs. Norma Fite Rhoads `37 Miss Sarah Norris `57 Bradway `95) Parker Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Phillippe, Jr. `77 Mr. & Mrs. Elwin Purdy `53 * Ms. Carolyn Ellison Rhoday `82 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Norris `76 Mr. & Mrs. Lance `90 (Kathy Dr. & Mrs. William Phillippe, Jr. `55 Miss Renee Purdy `96 Mr. & Mrs. Leo (Paula Wyatt `94) Mr. & Mrs. David North `98 Edmondson `89) Parman Mr. & Mrs. Chip Phillips, II `78 Mr. & Mrs. William Pursley `97 Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nulf `68 Mr. & Mrs. George (Barbara Mrs. Marie Wilson Phinney `34 Dr. & Mrs. Everett Putney `52 Mrs. Anna Rice Ms. Brenda Nunley Fedewa `71) Parmenter Mrs. Elizabeth Phipps Rev. John Putney Ms. Dawn Lewis Rice `98 Mr. & Mrs. Neal Nusbaumer `74 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Parmer `97 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `56 (Martha Mr. Carlos Pyle `97 Rev. Norman Rice Rev. & Mrs. John Nussey `50 Mr. & Mrs. Alan (Mary Birden `83) Newman `57) Pickett Mr. & Mrs. Kirk (Jennie Metzger Mr. & Mrs. Eugene (Shannon Miss Darlene Nye `71 Parr Mr. Randall Pickett `85 `95) Pyle Underwood `96) Richards Rev. & Mrs. Leigh `59 (Judith Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parrish `92 Rev. & Mrs. Rodney `79 (JoEllen Mr. James Pyles `91 Dr. & Mrs. Mark `77 (Cynthia Haynes `62) Nygard Ms. Carolyn Parrott `90 Cox `80) Pickett Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Quick * Adomatis `77) Richards Mr. & Mrs. Brian `90 (Melissa Dr. & Mrs. Dean OA (Ione Mrs. Theatta Shupe Picklo `35 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Deborah ’93) Mr. & Mrs. Robert `66 (Jane Cooper `97) Nyland Kneeshaw OA) Parrott Mr. & Mrs. Danny Pierce OA Quinlan * Worster `65) Richards Mr. & Mrs. John O’Brien `93 Miss Sharon Parrott `75 Mrs. Martha Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Thomas `95 (Diane `93) Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Richardson Mrs. Lois O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. James (Esther Hedrick Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pierson Quinlan * Mr. & Mrs. John Richert `96 Mr. & Mrs. William (Brenda Manor `65) Paschal Mr. Mark Pierson `97 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Raab `98 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Richmond `97 `97) O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Diana Wilson Mr. & Mrs. William (Betty Calhoon Mr. & Mrs. Ward Rabuse Mr. Gale Richmond * Mrs. Donna O’Haver * `98) Paskowski `56) Pierson Ms. Jill Rackow Mr. & Mrs. David Richwine Mr. & Mrs. Daryl O’Leary `94 Mrs. Betty Pate `92 Mr. & Mrs. Leslie (Elizabeth `93) Mr. & Mrs. Maged Radamis `91 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `69 (Sherry Epling Mr. & Mrs. Brian (Holly Clark `91) Mr. & Mrs. Robert `98 (Bethany Pinnyei Mr. & Mrs. Russell Ragland `98 `72) Rickard O’Malley Lanning `97) Paterson Mrs. Sally Siblisk Piper `96 Mr. Robert Raley `93 Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Jo Economan `69) Rev. David O’Vell `93 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Kathleen Young Mr. & Mrs. Al (Maribeth Edwards Ms. Brenda Ramey `93 Rickard Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oatis `97) Pattee `98) Pittman* Ms. Nicole Ramirez Mr. & Mrs. Earl `42 (Evelyn Matson Mr. & Mrs. Rob (Ann Miller `98) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Patterson `77 Mr. Dennis Pitts `84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ramsey `71 `41) Rickey Oberski Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Marsha Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Deborah Keck Mr. & Mrs. Dave (Inga Cox `98) Dr. & Mrs. Claude Rickman `41 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Odle `73) Pattison `98) Pitzer Randle Mr. & Mrs. Sidney `47 (Mamie Mr. & Mrs. Paul `76 (Linda Bowden Rev. & Mrs. John Pattison Mr. & Mrs. Shawn (Kathy Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ranstead `94 Dooley `47) Rickman `76) Ohrt Mr. & Mrs. Edward Patton `92) Platt Mr. & Mrs. George (Juanita Collins Mr. & Mrs. Alan (Georgina Clark Mrs. Irene Feaster Olander `43 Mr. & Mrs. Benton (Naomi Boschult Mr. William Plew Jr. `94 `74) Rapp `96) Riendeau Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Ellen Hovland `53) Patzkowski Mr. & Mrs. Sigmun Plucinski Mr. Joseph Ratcliffe `50 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rigsby `96 `46) Oldenburg Mr. & Mrs. James Paullin Ms. Patricia Beall Plum `97 Mr. & Mrs. James `87 (Rachel Mr. & Mrs. Paul Riley `89 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Oler `98 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard (DeLaine Hakari Miss Elisabeth Poe `45 Paine `86) Rathbun Mr. & Mrs. Robert Riley Mr. & Mrs. Mitch (Dena Zuhl `79) `67) Paulson Miss Marguerite Poe `45 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Raupach `92 Mr. Everett Ring `82 Olmstead Rev. & Mrs. Robert Pavey `75 Miss Lois Poling `51 Mr. & Mrs. David Raven Rev. & Mrs. Robert Rinkenberg `55 Miss Joy Olsen `96 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Paxton Dr. & Mrs. Don `51 (Ruth Huston Mrs. Julie Ray `95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Cecilia Evans Mr. & Mrs. Clifford (Patience `84) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Payne `93 `49) Polston Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Nancy Cooper `76) Ritchie Olson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph `66 (Janice Prof. & Mrs. Ivan Pongracic `97) Ray Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Mary Huntzinger Rev. & Mrs. Earl Olson `55 Lindley `65) Payton Mr. & Mrs. Brian Poplin `97 Rev. & Mrs. Guy `62 (Lois Putney `49) Rittenhouse Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan (Faith Orttel Mr. & Mrs. Steven Pearson `83 Mr. Dean Poppinga `80 `55) Rayle Ms. Beatriz Rivera `96) Olson Mr. & Mrs. Terry (Kathleen Fites Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Poppy `94 Mr. Mark Rector Mrs. Margaret Rivett Mr. Ralph Olson `98) Peas Mr. & Mrs. Richard (LeAnna May Mr. & Mrs. Harry (Sharon `96) Mr. & Mrs. Roger Roach Mr. & Mrs. Hayden (Kim Barber `79) Mr. Herbert Peddicord `98) Porfidio Redfern Rev. & Mrs. Carl Roark OA Ooten Mr. & Mrs. Craig (Charlotte Moore Mr. & Mrs. John (Pamela Harris `97) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Reece `98 Dr. & Mrs. Hal Robbins, Jr. `52 Mr. & Mrs. Andy (Kimberly Andrews `93) Peel Porn Mr. & Prof. Jon (Joy Ache `85) Mrs. Kathleen Freiheit Robbins `66 `96) Orbik Mr. & Mrs. Paul OA (Elisabeth Ms. LeRhea Porter Reed Mr. & Mrs. Edward Roberson `95 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ortiz `86 Holstein OA) Pence Mr. Ryan Porter `99 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reed `97 Mr. & Mrs. Brett (Kristina Nicholson Ms. Miriam Osborn `91 Mr. Marion Penhorwood `56 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Porter `91 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Jacquelyn `95) Roberts Miss Rosemary Osborn `62 Mr. & Mrs. Ray Peninger Mrs. Wilma Lemon Porter `43 Thomas `74) Reed Mrs. Joyce Carter Roberts `86 Mrs. Marcia Osborne Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Suzanne `76) Mr. Glenn Porterfield `64 Rev. & Mrs. Thomas Reed OA Ms. Susan Roberts `93 Rev. & Mrs. William Osborne OA Penner Rev. & Mrs. John `68 (Maria `88) Miss Beth Reedy `97 Rev. & Mrs. David `55 (Agnes Mr. & Mrs. David Osburn `95 Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Margaret Gunby Porterfield Mr. Abraham Reese, III `91 Nichols `54) Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Gerald `74 (Valetta `51) Penrod Miss Barbara Porteus `80 Miss Jeanette Reeser `96 Ms. Deborah Robinette `98 Green `72) Oswalt Mr. & Mrs. Dan (Tricia Schebler `97) Mrs. Ercile Lockwood Portner `35 Mr. & Mrs. Lonny (Martha Kelbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Quint Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Dwight `85 (Gloria Perdue Mr. & Mrs. Jack Potter `66) Reever Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Tina `91) Blosser `89) Ott Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Pereira Miss Julie Potter `89 Mr. & Mrs. James Reeverts Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Francis Ott Ms. Yvonne Perkins `93 Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Potter Mr. & Mrs. David (Elizabeth Willner Mr. & Mrs. Russ Robison Mr. & Mrs. Francis Ott `50 Mr. & Mrs. John Perme, Jr `88 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Potts, Jr. `97 `98) Reeves Mr. & Mrs. Bennie `95 (Marcia Dr. & Mrs. Jack `56 (June Day `52) Mr. Russell Perrine Mr. & Mrs. Samuel `80 (Rachel Mr. Philip Reeves Webber `95) Rodarmel Ott Mr. Leroy Perry `92 `80) Powdrill Mr. & Mrs. William (Billie Fisher `97) Mr. Clayton Rogers `94 Mrs. Margaret Murphy Ott `41 Ms. Kimberly Persinger `96 Mrs. Carol Pagett Powell `90 Reeves Mr. & Mrs. David Rogers, Jr. `87 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin `85 (Marlene Miss Valerie Person `94 Mr. & Mrs. Dale Powell Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm (Carolyn Barrett Ms. Edditha Rogers Packer `85) Overmyer Mr. & Mrs. Jason `97 (Amy Roosien Mr. & Mrs. David Powell `70 `71) Reger Dr. & Mrs. John Rogers `62 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Overmyer `97) Peterman Mr. James Powell Mr. & Mrs. Aaron `96 (Jeannie Mr. & Mrs. Wes (Patricia Sloan `82) Mr. & Mrs. Michael `82 (Diane Ward Mr. & Mrs. Chad `94 (Sheryl Mr. & Mrs. Barry (Joyce James `62) Longfellow `96) Reid Rogers `82) Owen Shugart `94) Peters Powers Mrs. Blanche Reid Mrs. Rebecca Fookes Rohland `72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Belinda Mr. & Mrs. Dale (Birdella OA) Dr. & Mrs. Elvin Powers `58 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Reinhardt Mr. & Mrs. Ner (Harriet Whittenberg Ransom `95) Owens Peters Rev. & Mrs. Raymond `53 (Wilma Lt. Col. & Mrs. Richard Reinholtz `76) Rojas Mr. & Mrs. James Oxenrider `94 Mr. & Mrs. David (Rebecca Grim Murphy `57) Powers Miss Beverley Reitz `73 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Rollings `97 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Ozuna `80) Peters Mr. & Mrs. David (Martha Wolfe `61) Mr. & Mrs. Earl (Ruth Kipp `74) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph (Marilyn Kopp Mr. & Mrs. Rodney (Nella Coons Mr. Gary Peters `77 Prater Reneau `76) Romancky `94) Padfield* Mrs. Nellie Peters Mr. Joe Preusz Mr. & Mrs. Neal Renga Mr. & Mrs. Charles `83 (Wendi Mark

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`83) Roome, II Mr. & Mrs. Bert Saylor, Jr. `97) Sergent, Jr Rev. & Mrs. Walter `45 (Madalyn Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Jill Jacobs `75) Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Janell Coenen Mr. & Mrs. Kent Sayre `98 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sexton `96 Johnson `45) Simpson Sosenheimer `96) Roorbach Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Scanlon, Sr. `89 Mr. Marvin Sexton OA Mr. & Mrs. R. Sims `95 Mr. Jeremy South `97 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Louise Lester Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Scarsella `95 Mr. Michael Shackelford `90 Mr. & Mrs. Ray Sims `77 Mrs. Elizabeth Sowles `97) Roscoe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schaefer `94 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Shafer Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sittig Mr. & Mrs. Albert `79 (Linda Gann Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Rose Rev. & Mrs. Daniel Schafer `97 Rev. & Mrs. Michael Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Skiendziel `98 `79) Sparks, III * Mr. Thomas Rose Miss Virginia Schalling `50 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shaffer Rev. & Mrs. Stephen `69 (Charlene Mr. Jeffrey Sparks `94 Mr. Wayne Rose Mrs. Blanche Epler Scheideman `45 Mr. William Shaffer `71 * Strayer `69) Skinner Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Sparks `83 Rev. & Mrs. William `83 (Rebecca Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schenck Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Winifred Clement Mr. & Mrs. Roger Skonieczny Ms. Sheila Spaulding `93 Anderson `80) Rose Mr. & Mrs. Lee Schenck `67) Shaffner Mr. & Mrs. Jon Slaughter Mr. & Mrs. Irvin (Sandra Flack `98) Dr. Norman Ross `61 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Schenck `97 Mrs. Emma Shane Mr. & Mrs. C. E. `53 (Jean Traver Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ross `70 Rev. & Mrs. Eugene `64 (Tula Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shaneour `94 `54) Sloan Mr. & Mrs. Lynn (Carol Cummings Rev. & Mrs. Richard Rossow `45 McMasters OA) Schenck Mr. & Mrs. Roger Shanks Miss Dorothy Sloan `48 `96) Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Samuel (Ruth Kight `47) Mrs. Marcile Troyer Schenk `43 * Mr. & Mrs. Frederick (Vernelle Dr. & Mrs. Ron Sloan `78 Mr. Mark Spezia `92 Roth Mr. & Mrs. Ralph (Melinda Stonesifer `50) Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sloffer `97 Mr. & Mrs. Frank (Ruth Miller `50) Ms. Rhonda Upchurch Roush `97 Petterson `80) Schenk Mr. Bedros Sharian, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ryan (Jodi Higginbotham Spicer Mr. & Mrs. James `98 (Maria Evans Mr. & Mrs. David Schieda `89 Mr. & Mrs. Burdette Shattuck OA `95) Small Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Spillers `89 `91) Rowe Mr. & Mrs. Richard `80 (Judith Krieg Rev. Owen Shattuck `95 Ms. Dorothy Smalley Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Spillman `98 Mr. & Mrs. Donald `95 (Shelli `80) Schilg Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Ralph (Martha Zell `51) Mr. & Mrs. Earl (Lauretta Derr `88) Munday `95) Rowley Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schlemmer `92 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Shearer `92 Smalling Spivey Mr. & Mrs. Derrill Royal Mr. Eric Schmid `98 Mrs. Ruth Chatterton Shearouse `44 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald `50 (Dorothy Mr. John Spoonamore `96 Mr. & Mrs. Neal (Kathleen Byrkett Ms. Betty Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. John `95 (Caren Cockrell Newby `48) Smeenge Miss Marla Spoonhour `93 `90) Rubendall* Mr. & Mrs. David (Linda Higgins `95) Shedd Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smeltzer `92 Mr. & Mrs. Brian (Sharon Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Reubin Rubio, II `71) Schmidt Mr. Terry Sheedy `64 Ms. Angela Smith `98 `96) Springer Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ruch Mr. & Mrs. Karl (Jalane Deemer Dr. & Mrs. Nelson `62 (Ruth Roland Ms. Annett Daugherty Smith `84 Mrs. Karen Springer `92 Mr. & Mrs. Jay `95 (Sharon Boram `75) Schmidt `61) Sheets Ms. Ardeth Smith Rev. & Mrs. Keith Springer `97) Rucker Mr. & Mrs. Lysle Schmidt `57 Mr. Russell Sheets `93 Rev. & Mrs. Craig `83 (Connie Mr. & Mrs. Jan `77 (Janet Wicks Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruder Rev. & Mrs. Thomas Schmidt `75 Mr. & Mrs. James Shelby Cooper `86) Smith `83) Sprinkle Mr. & Mrs. Charles `83 (Victoria Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Schmidt Mrs. Elizabeth Reas Shell `69 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Smith Ms. Marjorie Bosma Sprunger OA `83) Rudicel Dr. & Mrs. Wayne SchmidtJr. `79 Mr. & Mrs. John Shelton Mr. & Mrs. Bradley (Joyce Bretz Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Sally Ray `95) Mr. & Mrs. Gerrard Rudmin Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Pauline Mr. & Mrs. John (Gina Danneker OA) Smith Spurr Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Cynthia Ruddock `70) Schneider `85) Shepard Mrs. Charlotte Smith Mr. & Mrs. E. W. J. Spurway, Jr. `89 Johnson `82) Ruegg Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Alma Beals `68) Mr. & Mrs. Jerry `78 (Marcia Mr. Christopher Smith `96 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon (Barbara OA) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Rufner `95 Schneider Medows `80) Shepherd Mr. & Mrs. Danny (Joyce Moore Spyker Mrs. Garnet Ruhl OA Mr. & Mrs. Scott Schneider `89 Mrs. Sharon Harrison Shepherd `63 `95) Smith Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Linda Kelso `98) Dr. & Mrs. Michael `92 (Davina Mrs. Christina Schonbachler Mr. & Mrs. Willis Shepherd `94 Mr. Douglas Smith `96 Stackhouse Dean `92) Rumple Mr. & Mrs. Timothy (Paula Holloway Mr. & Mrs. William `58 (Freda Ream Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Smith, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. S. D. Stahlman Mr. & Mrs. Philip (Betty Barnett `68) `79) Schortgen `65) Sherer Mrs. Glorine Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ray Stair `48 Runkle Rev. & Mrs. David Schramm Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy (Gwen Campbell Rev. & Mrs. Harold Smith OA Miss Tressie Stair `51 Mr. & Mrs. William (Marilyn Kinnan Miss Terressa Schray `93 `63) Sheriff Mr. & Mrs. John Smith Miss Vida Stair `49 `76) Runyan Mr. & Mrs. William Schrecengost Mr. & Mrs. Chuck (Ardith Banter Ms. Josephine Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jerry (Susan Daugherty Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Barbara Mr. Daniel Schreck `95 `95) Shideler Mr. & Mrs. Josiah Smith `83) Stalder Hanenburg `96) Runyon Mr. & Mrs. Albert (Donna OA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shidler Miss Juanita Smith `73 Ms. Bonnie Staley `92 Mr. & Mrs. Lester Rupp Schreiber Mr. & Mrs. Edward `88 (Esther Mrs. Kathryn Smith `92 * Mr. Craig Staley `85 Miss Andrea Rush `02 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Schroeder `97 Paine `90) Shigley, II Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smith `88 Mr. & Mrs. James (Caroline Gafford Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rush `93 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schroeder `94 Mr. & Mrs. Alton Shimodoi `95 Mr. & Ms. Kris `96 (Rebecca Brown `85) Staley Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rushing `98 Rev. & Mrs. Michael `83 (Reva Mr. & Mrs. Christopher (Tonja Ferrel `95) Smith Mr. Walter Stalnaker, II `95 Mr. James Russel `93 Hoover `82) Schultz `96) Shipman Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Smith Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stamper `97 Col. & Mrs. Harry Russell Mr. & Mrs. William (Shirley Chilson Rev. & Mrs. Donavon `69 (Viola Mr. & Mrs. Larry Smith `61 Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Herman Standberry Ms. Shirley Russell `97 `70) Schulz Mayhle `69) Shoemaker Miss Linda Smith `90 `97 Ms. Kimberly Rutan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Schupbach Mr. & Mrs. John Shoemaker Mrs. Marilyn Bigley Smith `57 Mr. Doug Stanford `89 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Ruttledge Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Angela Conger `94) Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Melvin `62 (Glenna Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Smith `95 Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Hillary Young `89) Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Ruwersma `96 Schut Cockrell `62) Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Smith `96 Stanifer Miss Elaine Rynders `88 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schuver `90 * Mr. Steven Shonk `90 Miss Neysa Smith `96 Mrs. Vera Pike Stanner `67 Ms. Jeanne Saeger Mr. & Mrs. Hans Schwaiger Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shores `95 Mr. Palmer Smith, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Carol Myers `78) Mr. & Mrs. Roger (Terry Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey (Carolyn Mr. & Mrs. Mack Short `97 Mrs. Peg Smith `98 Starlin `70) Sailor Breedlove `67) Schwartz Miss Jaena Showalter `94 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Shirley Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Starnes `93 Dr. Ramsis Salama `91 Mr. & Mrs. James Schwartzkopf OA Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Shugart `98) Smith Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Staub Ms. Opal Sallquist Ms. Martha Schweppe Mr. & Mrs. Paul `45 (Mary Cox `45) Mr. Ronald Smith `93 Rev. & Mrs. Ivan Steed `45 Mr. & Mrs. Gregg `94 (Karen `96) Mr. William Scofield `72 Shugart Mr. & Mrs. Ronald `63 (Donna Mr. Brian Steele `73 Salser Rev. & Mrs. Claude Scott Mr. & Mrs. Forest `50 (Erma Haskell Williamson `63) Smith Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Cassandra Mr. & Mrs. David (Kristin Smith `98) Dr. Doris Scott `50) Shumway Mr. Ronald Smith Hendershott `96) Steele Samick Mr. & Mrs. Eric `95 (Jennifer Crume Mr. & Mrs. David Shutt Mrs. Ruth Smith Mr. & Mrs. Duane Steele `64 Mr. & Mrs. Duaine Samson OA `97) Scott Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Linda Campbell `89) Miss Tamara Smith `95 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Steele `37 Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Judith Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Karen Morris Shuttleworth Mr. & Mrs. Tillman (Mary Martin `66) Miss Kelly Steele `90 Bridenbaugh `67) Samson `80) Scott Mr. & Mrs. Merrill (Catherine Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kevin (Sarah Wiggins Mr. Jason Sandefur `97 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Debra DeBoer Cockerill `50) Sickles Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smithee `95) Steely Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth `72 (Regina `75) Scott Mr. & Mrs. Harley (Vesta Kraatz Mr. T.J. Smithey `93 Rev. & Mrs. Jack Steenbergh OA Wilde `71) Sandefur Mrs. Ruth Scott OA) Siders Miss Sarah Snashall `95 Miss Donna Stelter `70 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald (Rebecca Bowie Rev. & Mrs. Steven `76 (Mary Ms. Sue Siefert `98 Mr. & Mrs. John Snider `49 Mr. Anthony Stephanus `97 `84) Sanders Wagoner `77) Scott Mr. Eugene Siglin `93 Mr. & Mrs. Lee `97 (Catherine Mr. & Mrs. Tony `95 (Sara Luther Rev. & Mrs. Lynford `57 (Martha Rev. & Mrs. Thomas Scott `88 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sigmund `74 White `97) Snider `98) Stephanus Colbert `56) Sanders Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Eugene (Deborah Tolan Ms. Mary Snider `95 Mr. Dallis Stephens `88 Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Sanders `81 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Seaback `82) Sigworth Rev. & Mrs. Bradley Snyder `72 Mr. David Stephens OA Mrs. Willyne Sanders Rev. & Mrs. Dan Seaborn `88 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Sigworth `90 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Snyder `93 Mr. William Stephens `84 Ms. Joyce Sanger Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Seaborn, Jr. Mr. Harold Sigworth `55 Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Snyder `76 Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Lisa Brown `88) Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth `51 (Pauline Mr. & Mrs. Dale Sears `97 Mrs. Ruth Emrick Sill `52 Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Snyder `83 Stephens Rayle `51) Santee Rev. & Mrs. Gary (Golden Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Silvani `78 Mr. Steven Snyder `89 * Mr. & Mrs. Jason (Regina Glick `96) Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Santee `44 `71) Seaton Dr. & Mrs. Dewain Silvernale `55 Mr. & Mrs. William `83 (Sandra Fink Stephenson Ms. Alma Sartin `96 * Mr. & Mrs. Matthew `76 (Beth Long Mr. & Mrs. Wesley `52 (Velma `86) Snyder Mr. & Mrs. John (Dilsia Beecher Miss Sasipatra Satayathum `97 `74) Seawell Houser `52) Sime Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `94 (Layla `98) Stephenson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Satterthwaite Mr. & Mrs. Julian Secttor Mr. & Mrs. Kurt (Jina Wilson `98) Bradley `99) Solms Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stepp `68 Mr. Darrell Saunders `64 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Seeger `97 Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Solms Miss Carol Stevens `64 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Beverly Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Donald Seiter Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Simon `87 Mr. & Mrs. Marwick Solomon `65 Mr. David Stevens `84 `89) Saunders Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Seiter `77 Mr. & Dr. Samuel (Marilyn Pieper Mr. & Mrs. Dale Sommers `95 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Stevens `90 Rev. & Mrs. Garrett `71 (Diane Mr. & Mrs. William Sellers `96 `77) Simons * Mr. John Soncrant Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Faith Gibbs Berry `71) Sawyer Mr. & Mrs. Homer Seltenright Mr. & Mrs. Franklin `52 (Doris Burns Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Bernie `70) Stevens Dr. & Mrs. Joe Sawyer `50 Mr. & Mrs. William (JanAnn Caudill `50) Simpson Addleman `92) Sones Rev. & Mrs. Richard `75 (Janice Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Mary Atwood `97) Senteney Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Glenna `88) Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sonnevik Decker `75) Stevens `97) Sawyer Mr. & Mrs. William (Teresa Blevens Simpson Ms. Amy Sork `96 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan `85 (Melissa

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Pullen `86) Stewart Miller `96) Tanksley Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Tingley `70) Tyner Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Jane Bedel `98) Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Rebecca Brown Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Tarplee `91 Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Sharon Musall Ms. Joy Trowbridge Tyvand `96 Walke `73) Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Thomas (Faith Peterson `96) Tinkle Mr. & Mrs. David Ulman `91 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Walker `97 Mrs. Rachel Malcolm Stewart `47 `80) Tasker Dr. & Mrs. Byron `47 (Helen Zent Mr. & Mrs. Byron Ulrick Jr. `92 Rev. Cebert Walker OA Mr. & Mrs. Steven `79 (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Marsha Ross `44) Tippey Mr. & Mrs. Carl `64 (Cecilia Bess Ms. Elda Walker Murphy `68) Stewart `96) Tate Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tippey `71 `64) Unger Mr. & Mrs. John Walker Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stickney `73 Rev. & Mrs. Michael Tatman `83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert `94 (Melinda Van Mr. & Mrs. Vance (Ruth Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Walker `93 Mr. & Mrs. William Stimler `93 Dr. & Mrs. Wingrove Taylor `81 Cise `96) Tippey `89) Unruh Dr. & Mrs. Jules Walker Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Ann Bubalo `98) Mr. & Mrs. Bob Taylor Rev. & Mrs. Wayne `51 (Bonnie Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Jane Stearns `97) Miss Kathleen Walker `84 Stines Mr. & Mrs. Braeton (Debra Warren Pridemore `50) Tippey Upmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Mark Walker `91 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stodghill `93) Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Tittle `94 Mr. & Mrs. Bill (Christie Aller `91) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walker, Jr. `97 Mr. Steven Stokes `90 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Elois `95) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey (Cheryl Plass Upshaw Rev. & Mrs. Ronald `87 (Teri Mr. & Mrs. Frank Stolle Taylor `93) Titus Ms. Jacqueline Uran `96 Stoliker `84) Walker Mr. & Mrs. Adam `95 (Heather Ms. Faith McMann Taylor OA Ms. Mary Ward Titus `97 Mrs. Mary Utterback Mr. & Mrs. Steve (Judy Cronkhite Erlandson `95) Stone Mr. & Mrs. John Taylor `93 Mrs. Olive Boone Titus `41 Rev. Allan Valkema `64 `76) Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stone Miss Juli Taylor `88 Dr. & Mrs. Walter `46 (Annis Mrs. Beryl Harrington Valkema `58 Ms. Kathryn Wall Mr. & Mrs. Ronald `66 (Mary Kohns Mr. & Mrs. Myron `70 (Penelope VanDeWater `46) Titus Rev. & Mrs. Robert Van Cise `84 Rev. & Mrs. Edwin Wallace `67) Stone Hart `69) Taylor Mrs. Goldie Todd Mr. & Mrs. Dick Van Derhoff Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wallace Rev. & Mrs. Willard `57 (Beatrice Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Marilyn Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew (Lalita Miss Michelle Van Meter `97 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory (Carmencita Beckman `54) Stone `68) Taylor Jagdharry `80) Toeniskoetter Ms. Stephanie Hampton Van Sant `91) Walls Mr. & Mrs. Mark Storey `93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Tracey Mr. Norman Toland `98 Miss Tammie Walls `95 Mr. & Mrs. Jan `82 (Susan Haddock Baumgartner `97) Taylor Miss Cheryl Tolliver `95 Mr. & Mrs. William VanHaften Dr. Dane Wallsmith `85) Storey Mrs. Rosetta Calhoon Taylor `33 Dr. & Mrs. Timothy `70 (Connie Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Vance Mrs. Wendy Laidig Walmsley `93 Mr. Robert Storey `87 Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Taylor `36 Amon `70) Toops Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Cornelia Dylus Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walquist `66 Mr. & Mrs. David (Renee Porter `71) Ms. Zetta Taylor `98 Mr. & Mrs. Amadio (Daneen `97) Vance Rev. & Mrs. Bueford Walsh `55 Stouffer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Taylour `94 Boccuzzi `86) Tosi Mr. & Mrs. William (Debra Whitfield Mr. & Mrs. Mark Walter `95 * Mr. & Mrs. George Stoughton Mr. James Teghtmeyer Miss Susan Tossey `78 `94) Vance Mr. Ron Walter Mr. & Mrs. James Stoughton `94 Mr. & Mrs. Earl (Doris Parrott OA) Ms. Helen Towe Mr. Albert Vanden Top `88 Mr. & Mrs. William `92 (Mona `90) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stouse `93 Telfer Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Julie Clark `89) Ms. Beverly Blanchard Vandine `61 Walters Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stout `77 * Mr. & Mrs. Phillip (Joyce Carr `72) Tower y Mrs. Doris Snyder Vandine `50 Miss Joan Walton `87 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Beverly Woods Temple Mr. Wayne Townsend Mr. Frank Vanorder `73 Mr. & Mrs. Richmond Walton `89 `91) Stowers Mr. & Mrs. Robert Temple Mr. & Mrs. Damien Trabold `97 Rev. & Mrs. David Vardaman `73 Mr. Ritchie Walton `56 Rev. & Mrs. Timothy Stradling `98 Mr. & Mrs. Brad `97 (Kari Newell Ms. Jean Travis Rev. & Mrs. Robert `53 (Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Wandrei Dr. Susan Stranahan `95 `97) Terhune Mr. & Mrs. Moises `97 (Jessica Smith `51) Vardaman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wank `52 Rev. & Mrs. Julius `59 (Bobbie Mr. & Mrs. Nelson (Joyce Knight Walker `98) Trejo Mr. & Mrs. Randy (Kris Horton `82) Mr. & Mrs. Erik `93 (Cynthia Smith Wood `56) Strand `98) Terrell Mr. & Mrs. Mack (Judith Pumphrey Vastbinder `86) Warburton Ms. Carol Strange `93 Mr. & Mrs. William Terry `52 `97) Trenary Mr. & Mrs. Dale Vedder `94 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford (Naomi Dericks Mr. Richard Street * Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Teunissen Mrs. Cathy Trimble `93 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald (Nancy McGinnis `35) Ward Mr. & Mrs. James Strickland Ms. Amy Teverbaugh `97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Trimble `94 `57) Veeder Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ward `98 Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Tamara Cowgill Mr. & Mrs. Tony Theurer Ms. Joyce Trinkle Mr. & Mrs. John Veenkant Mr. & Mrs. Jack `67 (Dorothy `86) Stroud Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Donita Anderson Miss Janice Tripp `71 Mr. Todd Vehling `97 Watkins `69) Ward Miss Candy Stubblefield `98 `76) Thiessen Mr. & Mrs. Timothy `94 (Peggy Mr. & Mrs. Herman Veld Mr. & Mrs. John (Avis Overholt OA) Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Julie Garrett Mr. Bryan Thomas `80 Becker `96) Tripp Dr. & Mrs. Ronald `71 (Lorelei Ward, Jr. `84) Stubblefield Rev. & Mrs. David `72 (Sharon Shei Mrs. Maxine Cook Troisi `37 Johnson `72) VerLee Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ward Mrs. Helen Pitts Stuckey `31 `74) Thomas Mr. & Mrs. William (Joella OA) Mr. Sean VerLee `96 Mr. Richard Ward Rev. & Mrs. Timothy `83 (Lynda Mrs. Frances Thomas Tromble Dr. & Mrs. James `65 (Jeanette Mr. & Mrs. William (Carolyn Millunzi `82) Studaker Mr. & Mrs. Galen (Deanna Kirk `96) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Trosper `98 Holtsclaw `65) Vermilya Snouwaert `91) Ward Mr. Steven Studebaker Thomas Mrs. Deborah Walker Trowbridge OA Mr. & Mrs. Scott `94 (Deborah Mr. & Mrs. Chris (Rebekah Cecil Mr. & Mrs. Dwight (Norma Clawson Mr. & Mrs. Tom Thomas `91 Mr. & Mrs. Everett (Patricia Duke Conant `95) Verzilli `86) Wardwell `50) Stuve Mr. & Mrs. Brian `93 (Tanya Leach `57) Troyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Pamela Rush Miss Tricia Ware `97 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell (Jaywanda `97) `89) Thompson Rev. & Mrs. George `70 (Mary `97) Vetor Mr. & Mrs. David (Jackie Jones `93) Styles Rev. & Mrs. Bryan Thompson `88 Trump `71) Troyer Mr. & Mrs. Nick Vinardi `98 Warner Dr. & Mrs. Ted Suffridge `55 Mr. & Mrs. David (Susan Kubin `81) Mrs. Pauline Troyer Mr. & Mrs. Clyde (Florine Gatlin `44) Mr. & Mrs. Randall (Clara Williams Mr. & Mrs. Darren `96 (Dawn Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Richard `38 (Mildred Vincent `55) Warnke Duenaz `94) Sumner Dr. & Mrs. David `62 (Edith Jacobs `48) Troyer Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie (Sherrie Mrs. Mary Kent Warren `60 Rev. & Mrs. Herman Surber `47 Winterholter `61) Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald True Bollhoefer `93) Vincent Mr. & Mrs. Matt (Sheila Bibler `94) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas `65 (Mary Ervin Mr. & Mrs. Dillard Thompson `60 Dr. & Mrs. Bruce `86 (Lisa Mr. & Mrs. Joe Violanti Warren `64) Surface Mr. & Mrs. Gary Thompson Brodbeck `86) Trump Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Lavona Hensley Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Marilyn Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Jane George Mr. & Mrs. Kent (Melinda Wray `94) Mr. & Mrs. Marc (Miriam Pena `87) `70) Virgen `84) Warren `93) Surges Thompson Trzeciak Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Linda Overmyer Mr. & Mrs. Sam Warren Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sutter `74 Mr. & Mrs. Mark (Sharla Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Tucker, Jr. `67 `82) Vogan Rev. & Mrs. Fred `49 (Paulette Dr. & Mrs. Alan Swajkoski `97) Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy (Rosalie Yoars Ms. Karla VonAhrens `94 Gravley `49) Warrington Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Swan Ms. Pamela Thompson `96 `73) Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Rex Voorheis `95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth Mrs. Irene Swanson Mr. & Mrs. Ric (Wanda Harrell `79) Rev. & Mrs. William `69 (Jeanette Mr. & Mrs. Brian (Sybille Stewart England `98) Wasson Mr. & Mrs. Don (Deborah Hamilton Thompson Hess `70) Tucker `84) Vought* Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Mary Burch `97) `93) Swartz Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Thompson Ms. Yvonne Abney Tucker `96 Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Faye Newman `74) Wathen Mr. & Mrs. Paul `76 (Susan Shrack Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Lon Tuin Voyles Mr. & Mrs. Michael `93 (Jennifer `77) Swauger, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thorn Mr. & Mrs. Keith (Deborah Steinhoff Mrs. Kathy Voyles `93 Timm `93) Watkins Rev. & Mrs. Paul Swauger, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Thornburg `94 `95) Tullis Mr. & Mrs. Paul `84 (Jackie Drake Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Watros `90 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon (Cheryl Fisher Mr. James Thornton `68 Dr. & Mrs. Lyle Tullis OA `86) Vreugdenhil Mr. Dennis Watson `88 `96) Sweeney Mr. & Mrs. Vernon (Charlene Buck Dr. & Mrs. Scott Turcott Mr. & Mrs. Carl (Evelyn Andrews Rev. & Mrs. Thomas Watt `95 Miss Emily Sweet `97 `76) Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Troy Turley `97 `61) Vuncannon Mr. & Mrs. Andy (Angela Fitzgibbon Mr. & Mrs. Charles Swihart `94 Ms. Corinne Thorpe `98 Rev. & Mrs. Luke `47 (Doris Ms. Lyllis Davis Vuncannon `47 `98) Weas Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Swim `94 Mr. & Mrs. Chad `98 (Susan `00) Clevenger `47) Turnbough Mr. & Mrs. Jerry `83 (Tanya Scofield Mr. Douglas Weaver `90 Mr. Michael Swinney `89 Thrush Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Gloria Harbour `83) Waddington Mrs. Frieda Harris Weaver `52 Rev. & Mrs. Gary Swyers `96 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Thurlow `96 `96) Turner Mr. John Wade `97 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth (Marcia Hohler Mrs. Marilyn McCarthy Sytsema `57 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Thurman `37 Miss Elvie Turner `36 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Wade `98 `90) Weaver* Mr. & Mrs. Tony (Carolyn Rev. & Mrs. Robert `72 (Cheryl Mrs. Evalyn Park Turner `41 Rev. & Mrs. Darrell `51 (Ruby King Mr. & Mrs. Kermit Weaver Fessenden `69) Szabados Snyder `75) Thyer Mrs. Geneva Turner `54) Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Mark Webb `86 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Szarvas `97 Mr. & Mrs. Newell Tibbetts Mr. & Mrs. Guy Turner `92 Mr. & Ms. Steven Wise Wagner `96 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Webb `94 Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Mary Bizzaro `95) Miss Mary Tibbs `77 Mr. & Mrs. Iryl Turner `41 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore (Patricia Mr. & Mrs. Steven (Ruth Osborne Szymanowski Rev. & Mrs. William `64 (Betty Mr. & Mrs. Eric (Cynthia Rush `96) Wiggins `54) Wagner `82) Webb Mrs. Ilene Tabler Robertson `64) Tice, Jr. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Wagner `91 Mr. & Mrs. William (Linda Newman Mr. Lionel Talbert `98 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Roe Ticen `94 Ms. Tamara Ricciardi Turner `94 Mr. Matt Waidelich `98) Webb Mr. Philip Talbert `74 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tiede Mr. & Mrs. Tim (Cynthia Clase `98) Mr. William Waite `91 Mr. & Mrs. John (Marilyn Gaddis Mr. & Mrs. Jim (Anita Moore `94) Ms. Willcina Cade Tiede `97 Turner Mrs. Sara Reed Waits `95 * `65) Weber Talbott Mrs. Myra Brenneman Tiffany `44 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy `98 (Theresia Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Wakefield Mrs. Harriett Pickering Webster `48 Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Barbara Pogue Miss Ina Tigar `61 Evans `98) Tuttle Mr. & Mrs. William Wakeland Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Webster `94 `81) Tallent Mr. & Mrs. John (Hope Peggar `79) Mr. & Mrs. William Tweedell Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Walczewski `90 Mr. & Mrs. James (Kathryn `96) Mr. & Mrs. Michael `95 (Marcia Tindor Mr. & Mrs. Robert `62 (Jane Gard Mr. Manfred Walgram `88 Weedon

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Dr. & Mrs. David Weeks `80 Mr. & Mrs. Vernon (Lew Rice `90) Streitmatter `94) Winet `42) York Fujitsu PC Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Donald `88 (Anita Ragon Wiese* Mr. & Mrs. Robert `62 (Elaine Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Ruth Clark `42) G. W. Electric `89) Wegman Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Wiggins `97 Goodman `62) Wing Yo r k General Motors Corporation Mr. Francis Wegman Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas (Cammie Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Wingertsahn `95 Rev. & Mrs. Rollin York Grant County State Bank Mr. & Mrs. Steven Weiand `93 Gibson `95) Wike Ms. Eleanor Bush Wingham `86 Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Annette Kollert Grant County Steel Inc Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weidenbener `95 Mr. & Mrs. Tom (Ruth Tibbetts `70) Mr. & Mrs. Roy Winkler `94 `96) Young Handy Andy Stores Mrs. Judy Weidner Wilbanks Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Winter Mr. & Mrs. David Young `77 Harper Implement Co. Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Glen (Peggy `81) Mr. & Mrs. Eric (Susan McKinney Mrs. Mary Shideler Winterholter `45 Mr. Dean Young Hattersley & Sons Weiland * `97) Wilcox Miss Anne Winters `75 Miss Elsie Young `60 Havel Bros Inc Mr. & Mrs. Maynard (Anita Gurley Mr. & Mrs. Hazen Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Bryon (Melissa Brown Rev. & Mrs. Harold Young `47 Heilig-Meyers Furniture `91) Weimer Mrs. Edna Wolf Wildey `47 `90) Winters Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Young Heye America Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weinmann Mr. & Mrs. I. H. Wiley Ms. Angela Wirth `97 Rev. William Young `62 Hiz Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Ray `58 (Wilda Grafton Mrs. Jean Winger Wiley `55 Rev. Calvin Wise `52 Mr. & Mrs. Eric (Holly `97) Hobby Lobby `60) Welch Dr. & Mrs. Robert Wiley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Wisser `77 Zarazinski Holder Mattress Factory Mr. Rodney Welch `93 Mr. & Mrs. Donald `93 (Eva Mr. Scott Witter `97 Rev. & Mrs. Dwight `45 (Ruth Bolen Ikon Office Solutions Rev. & Mrs. Glen Weller `65 Atkinson `90) Wilkey Mr. & Mrs. Herbert (Martha Helm `46) Zavitz Indiana Pacers Mr. & Mrs. Scott `91 (Shellee Kuhn Rev. & Mrs. Chester Wilkins `57 `39) Witthoft Mr. & Mrs. Donald Zeek `53 Insurance Management `89) Welling Mrs. Mary Wilkinson Mr. & Ms. David Witzerman `97 Mr. Roy Zeitlow `97 Interior Concepts Corp Mr. David Wells Mr. & Mrs. Robert `60 (Marjorie Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Wlodarski Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Darlene Wolfe Irving Materials Inc Mr. & Mrs. Forrest `43 (Marian Rees Reese `59) Wille Rev. & Mrs. Daniel Wolf `65 `79) Zeliff Kane’s Home Improvement `47) Wells Mr. & Mrs. Ray `66 (Ann Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Gary (June Feller `95) Mr. & Mrs. David `50 (Norma Kiser Keith Sullivan Excavating Rev. & Mrs. Ray Wells `81 `60) Willey Wolf `49) Zent Kelly’s Flowers & Gifts Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Lynn Strane Mr. & Mrs. Alan `96 (Aimee Ms. Betty Wolfe Miss Mary Zent `76 Lowden Jewelers `98) Wells Vardaman `96) Williams Mr. Lloyd Wolfe Mr. Joseph Ziller `81 Paul Maines and Son Inc Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Helen Norwood Rev. & Mrs. Brian Williams Mr. & Mrs. Richard `61 (Sonia Miss Susan Zimmerman `79 Marion Glass and Aluminum Inc. `49) Wenger Miss Carolyn Williams `82 Muterspaugh `60) Wolfe Mr. Merville Zinn `56 Marion Sewing Machine & Vacuum Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werking `74 * Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Myra Williams Miss Hazel Wolter `51 Mr. & Mrs. William Zoeller McGuff Supply Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Robert (Ruth Davis `69) `71) Williams Mr. & Mrs. James Wood `67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zogorski `96 Moorehead Communications Inc. Werking Mr. David Williams Mr. Jim Wood Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zortz Needham-Storey Funeral Service Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Werner `96 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Williams `98 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wood, III `93 Dr. & Mrs. Robert `52 (Margery Northern IN Public Service Co. Mrs. Betty Wertz Mr. & Mrs. James J. Williams `87 Mrs. Naomi Harris Wood `40 Holmes `52) Zuhl Old Fort Supply Company Inc Mr. Jeffry Wertz `97 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Williams `89 * Mrs. Ruth Young Wood `43 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin (Annette Yeoman George S. Olive, & Co. Mr. & Mrs. John Wesley,Jr. `96 Dr. & Mrs. John Williams, Sr. `44 Mr. & Mrs. Scott `88 (Tawny `97) Zupin Louis T Ollesheimer & Sons Inc Rev. & Mrs. Blaine `48 (Elaine Mr. & Mrs. Kerry (JoEllen Alsop `95) Stumme `86) Wood Mr. & Mrs. Norman (Carol Wiley Papa John’s Ctrl Ind Restaurants Stewart `47) West Williams Dr. Shelton Wood `56) Zurcher Paul’s Tires Inc. Rev. Silas West `48 Rev. & Mrs. Lyle `70 (Linda Perkins Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd `76 (Marcia Mr. & Mrs. Gary Zurenko Peerless Printing Corporation Rev. & Mrs. William Westafer `78 `69) Williams Whittum `80) Woodard The Precedent Companies Inc Mr. & Mrs. Edwin (Esther DeVol Mrs. Mary Williams Mr. & Mrs. Arlie (Catharine Wilson *Corporate Matching Gifts Quiring Associates Inc `56) Westbrook Mr. Paul Williams `93 OA) Woods Reese Equipment Co. Mrs. Marjorie Smeenge Westerlund Mr. Robert Williams OA Mrs. Mary Woods `90 ESTATE GIFTS Rosema Corporation `49 Mr. Ronald Williams `97 Mr. & Mrs. James Woodward `87 Elaine E. Ballinger Shadeland Dodge Inc Mr. & Mrs. Howard Westfall `91 * Ms. Sheila Williams `93 Mr. & Mrs. Allen (Margaret Cude Lee Beard W. A. Sheets & Sons Inc Mr. & Mrs. James Weston `95 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen `70 (Cheryl OA) Wooten Cox Charitable Trust Shelby Printing Inc. Rev. & Mrs. Robert `44 (Alta Cox Oxley `70) Williams Mr. & Mrs. Brian `95 (Rebecca Pray Lois Dodd Spice of Life Catering `45) Wetzel Mr. & Mrs. Wes (Freda Flynn `88) `95) Wooten Emily K. Gould Spring House Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Scott (Karen Paul `93) Williams Mr. Timothy Wooten `98 Luella E. Hall Trust Sprint/United Telephone Co of IN Weyler Mr. & Mrs. James Willis Rev. & Mrs. Alvin `74 (Rebecca J. B. Hilson Stanley Steemer Carpet Cleaner Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Weyrauch `94 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon `52 (Alice Troyer `74) Wooters Ruby J. Hodges Star Financial Bank Rev. & Mrs. Daniel `68 (Donna Bowman `52) Wills Rev. & Mrs. Calvin Word `61 Andrew T. Huff The State Life Insurance Co. Hines `68) Wheeler Ms. Lisa Willsey `98 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Worl `96 Bernice Lawrence Sutton Masonry Inc. Miss Dawn Wheeler `93 Dr. & Mrs. David Wilmot `84 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wray Morden IWU Trust Thomson Consumer Electronics Prof. & Mrs. Jack Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilmot `56 Miss Annette Wright `97 Mildred E. Nilson Trust Tire Barn Mrs. Doris Wheelock Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Wilson `90 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel `90 (Karen Best Harold W. Porter Trust Tri-State Mobile Home Sales Mr. Stephen Wheelock `88 Dr. & Mrs. Charles Wilson `83) Wright John A. Russell Trust Union Planters Bank Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Whinnen `90 Mr. & Mrs. Clayton (Amy Palmer Rev. & Mrs. James Wright United Parcel Service Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Whipker `97 `81) Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey `95 (April BUSINESS DIRECTORS Valle Vista Golf & Athletic Club Mr. & Mrs. Ben (Marie Funk `81) Rev. & Mrs. Daniel Wilson `93 Stroebel `90) Wright Donors of $1,000 or more Wright-Evans Promotions Whirledge Mr. & Mrs. Dean (Joanne Winters Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence (Vicky Harmon Alliance Tool & Design Inc. Ms. Brenda Whitaker `93 `51) Wilson `80) Wright Bank One Indianapolis NA BUSINESS EXECUTIVES Mr. & Mrs. John (Lisa Goodwin `83) Mr. & Mrs. Douglas (Kathy Kruger Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Wright `84 W. E. Beaty, Inc. Donors of $500 to $999 Whitaker `89) Wilson Dr. & Mrs. Wayne `84 (Virginia Binford Group of Indiana A. G. Edwards & Sons Inc Mr. & Mrs. Joe (Kim Moore `97) Mrs. Ellen VanBuskirk Wilson `50 Meeks OA) Wright Bio-Tech Inc AA Rents Inc. Whitchurch Rev. & Mrs. Ermal Wilson OA Mr. & Mrs. David Wuertley `71 Bowman Construction Company Advertising Visions Inc Ms. Donna Black White `98 Mrs. Evelyn Sowers Wilson `37 Mr. & Mrs. Jason `97 (Deborah Boyd Machine & Repair Co. Inc. Agricor Inc. Mr. Edward White, Jr. `88 Rev. Frank Wilson `50 Porter `97) Wuertley Bradner Village Hlth Care Cntr American Termite Doctors Mr. & Mrs. Emerson White Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wilson `89 Mrs. Vivian Greenwalt Wuertley `47 Dick Bragg Excavating American Trans Air Mr. & Mrs. Gary (Marilyn Diehl OA) Mrs. Gladys Sime Wilson `46 Rev. & Mrs. Garry Wyatt `83 Brucker Enterprises Inc. Anderson’s Carpet Showroom White Mrs. Helen Winchel Wilson `52 Mr. Steve Wynn Burkhart Advertising Inc. Arby's Roast Beef No 127 Mr. & Mrs. James (Jessica Vestal Dr. & Mrs. James `52 (Wilma Baker Mr. & Mrs. Daniel (Bonnie Seitz `80) CARS Information Systems Inc. Arby's Roast Beef No 1544 `92) White `53) Wilson Ya cke l CSR Masolite Atlas Foundry Foundation Inc. Rev. & Mrs. Jonathan White `78 Dr. & Mrs. John Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Yale `80 Canon Computer Systems Inc. Blue Sky Graphics Mr. & Mrs. Meredith White Mr. Kenneth Wilson `95 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Yanis Centennial Wireless J G Bowers, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daryl (Sandra Monroe Mrs. Lois Wilson * Mrs. Madelene Knotts Yarbrough Central Office Products Inc Browne Spitzer Herriman `93) Whitten Rev. & Mrs. Mark `84 (Catherine `41 Cinergy/PSI Energy Burkhart Advertising Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Corwin `57 (Ruth Crim Crail `84) Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Jay `75 (Anna Eckert City of Marion CKB & Associates `56) Whittum Dr. & Mrs. Norman Wilson `66) Yarger Clanin’s Jewelry Classic Organs of Indiana Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Norman `63 (Donna Dr. & Mrs. Norman Wilson `74 Mr. & Mrs. Carroll (Luella Martin ClearVision Laser Centers Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Evens `62) Whittum Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Priscilla OA) `51) Yarnell Coca-Cola Bottling Company Crew Technical Services Rev. & Mrs. Roy `46 (Dorothy Wilson Mrs. Colleen Yeadon `93 Rex Collins Electric Inc DeVoe Chevrolet-Cadillac Inc Walker `46) Whittum Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Brad (Margo Kennedy Complete Masonry Services Inc Phillip Deaver Jewelers Mr. & Mrs. Gary Whonsetler * Rev. & Mrs. Tom OA (Carolyn `97) Yeargin Dana Corporation Duncan Video Inc. Ms. Cherrie Roach Wick `98 Mitchell OA) Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Charles `66 (Wanda Design Collaborative EVEREN Securities Inc Ms. Rhoda Skeans Wicker `93 Dr. & Mrs. David Wimmer `50 Byer `69) Yoder Fairmount Door Corporation Edward Jones Investments Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wickes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wimmer Mr. & Mrs. Dennis (Sharon Mast Family Fireworks Emery-Pratt Company Ms. Tamila Wickham `82 Mr. & Mrs. Harold (Vetra Butcher `97) Yoder Farm Bureau Insurance Expressions Photography Studio Mr. & Mrs. Ray Wickline `43) Winchel Mr. Joel Yoder `92 The Farmers State Bank Fazoli's Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. James (Marian Mr. & Mrs. Richard `70 (Darla Mr. & Mrs. Todd (Mindy Thorp `93) Fetters Construction First Federal Savings Bank Donaldson OA) Widdows Parsons `74) Winchel Yoder Fidelity Federal Savings Bank First National Bank Ms. Jean Hadley Widup `98 Mr. Lelon Windham `91 Rev. Beulah Yoo `97 Ford Meter Box Foundation Inc. Fox Contractors Corp Mr. Larry Wiedeman `89 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen (Elisabeth Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Ruth Comerford Frances Slocum Bank & Trust Co Gaunt & Son Asphalt Inc. George's Fishing Charter

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Goecker Construction Inc. CVS Systems Inc. Lakeview Christian School Conditioning Johnson Controls Foundation Grant County Ready Mix Calderon Brothers Vending Co. Lance’s New Market Sodexho Marriott Corp. Kellogg’s Hanging Tree Golf Club Carleton Inc. Lees Inn - Evansville Southway Animal Hospital Kellogg’s Corporation Citizenship Hart Golf Course Carter Lumber Lees Inn - Greenwood Sports Corner Fund Ice Miller Donadio & Ryan The Center Group Lees Inn - Richmond Springmaid Wamsutta Factory Store Law Companies Group Inc. Indiana Paging Network Cheers Cheerleading & Tumbling Leyanna’s Staples Lees Inns of America Innovative Edge The Christian Restoration Living Water Christian Bookstore State Farm Insurance Lilly Endowment Inc. Irving Materials Inc Association Lo-Y-Lo Steel Parts Federal Credit Union Lincoln National Foundation Inc. Ivanhoe's Ice Cream Shoppe Christmas Visions Lucent Technologies Sweetwater Sound Lucent Technologies Dr. Earl W. Jackson Chronicle-Tribune M.G. Machine Co. TTP Inc. Marriott Management Services Jefferson Smurfit Corp. Classic Nails and Hair MAB Paints Inc. South Taco Bell Mennonite Foundation JerPeg Contracting Inc Classico Family Hair & Tanning Mace Supermarkets Tire Barn The Merck Company Foundation Kiley Kiley Harker Coast To Coast Hardware Man’s Image Tool Time Rental Inc. Merrill Lynch & Company Inc. King Gyros Inc Compu-Tech Mancino’s Treescape by Helt Meyer & Najem Corp. Koorsen Protection Services Corey’s Tanning Marion Auto Rental Inc. Tri-State Commodities Inc. NBD Bank N.A. L & L Asset Management Company Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Marion Independent Federal Credit True Value National City Bank L & W Construction Company The Creative Triangle Union Tuffy Auto Service Centers NationsBank Matching Gifts Lance's Super Valu Inc #0506 Crest Lanes Marion Music & Sound Vice’s Marion Floral Co. Inc. Norfolk Southern Foundation Lance’s Super Valu Inc #0507 Crossroads Family Restaurant Marion Philharmonic Orchestra Video Stop Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Liberty Disposal Inc. Cubberley’s Inc Marion School Employees Federal Vogel’s Donut Shop Inc. Ohio National Life Insurrance Co. Lincoln Land Title Inc. Curfman’s Cycling and Fitness Credit Union WBAT AM - WCJC FM PPG Industries Foundation Liniger Company Inc. Curran Roofing Company Inc. Marion Tire Inc. Wabash Cannonball Lanes The PQ Corporation Long John Silvers D & D Fence & Construction Markey’s Audio Visual Inc Wabash County Farm Bureau Parker Hannifin Corporation Lowe's Home Improvement Center DBA Acoustics Inc. Marsh Supermarket South Credit Union J.C. Penney Company Inc. Mac's Ace Hardware Daily Express Food Mart Martin & Morrison Agency Inc. Wabash Electric Supply Inc. PepsiCo Foundation Marion Eye Care Associates P.C. Days Inn MasterCuts Wabash Materials Pfizer, Inc. Matching Gifts Marion General Hospital Designplan Inc Matchette, Elrod & Co. PC Wabash Valley Chrysler Inc. Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. Maus Funeral Home Inc Dorais Chevrolet Inc. Max Capel Motors Webb’s Furniture & Appliance The Procter & Gamble Fund Meridian Music Dulin Ward & DeWald Inc Mazellan Illustration Webb’s Hallmark Shops R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Mrs. J's Bridal & Formal Wear John L. Earnest Inc. McClure Oil Corp. Wesleyan Health Care Center Reilly Foundation Navillus Aggregate Eddingfield-DeLaughter Mortuary McDonald’s Hamburger System Western Avenue Animal Hospital Salin Bank & Trust Company New England Woodcraft Inc Elder-Beerman Stores Corp. Mid-America Gymnastics Widder Piano Tuning & Service The Sherwin-Williams Company Peerless Machine & Tool Corp. Erma’s Restaurant Midas Muffler Shop Wild Bird Crossing SmithKline Beecham Foundation Performance Paint & Auto Body Ewer & Moritz Miller Furniture Wildwood Acres Campground Sprint Foundation Rea Logan & Co. Inc. Excelcare Management Inc. Randall D. Miller and Associates Ralph M Williams & Associates State Farm Companies Foundation Steve Reiff Inc Firestone Tire & Service Centers Mirror Image Photography YMCA of Grant County Temple-Inland Foundation Rohan Srvc Agency of Ft. Wayne First Choice Office Equipment Modern Vending Zimmer Tenet Healthcare Foundation Rose Foods Inc Fitness Connection of Marion Mullis Petroleum Thomson Consumer Electronics Sayers Computer Source Flores Mexican Foods Inc. Myers & Son Jewelers CORPORATIONS/FOUNDATIONS The Times Mirror Foundation Shearer Business Products Follett Campus Bookstore #347 NAPA Hartford City Donors of $1.00 or more The UPS Foundation Stor-A-Way of Marion Fox TV & Appliances Inc. NBS Office Supplies of Wabash ARCO Foundation USA Group Inc. TLC Management Fred Hoefer’s Amoco Inc NX Communications AT&T Foundation USX Foundation Inc. Time Warner Cable Frederick-Talbott Inn NatCity Investments Inc. Abbott Laboratories Fund United Technologies Matching Gifts Tobias Insurance Agency Inc Frontier Communctons of Indiana Inc The New Look Beauty & Tanning Aetna Foundation Wood-Mizer Products Inc. Tree of Life Fruit Broadcasting LLC Nishida Services Inc. Allied-Signal Foundation Inc. P.A.Troyer Inc. Furniture Mart Norris Insurance Amcast Industrial Corporation VISIONARY CHURCHES Wabash Alloys Gaither Family Resources North Central Cooperative Inc. American Electric Power $10,000 or more in Church Wal-Mart Stores Inc. George’s Flowers Inc. North Park Mall Merchants American United Life Insurance Co. Matching Scholarship Account Walnut Creek Golf Course Inc Gilbert Roskin Jewelers Norwest Bank Indiana N A Ameritech Foundation Matching Jonesboro IN Wickes Lumber & Building Supply Ginger Lee Hairstylists The Office Gifts Westview Wesleyan Wolfson Young Corporation Global Travel Service Inc. George S. Olive, & Co. John W. Anderson Foundation LaOtto IN XL Connect Systems Inc Grandstaff-Hentgen-Miner Funeral Osterman Jewelers Apollo Group Inc. LaOtto Wesleyan Zobrosky and Zobrosky Home, Inc. Owen’s Hardware Auto Owners Insurance Company Plymouth IN Grant County Lawn Care Paige’s Music Baker Hill Shiloh Wesleyan BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Grant County Manufactured Homes Paws Inc. Bank One Michigan Donors of $1 to $499 Inc Penguin Point Belden Wire & Cable Company GREAT COMMISSION A-1 Vet Care Inc. Grant-Blackford Mental Health J.C. Penney Co. Inc. # 1487-8 Boeing Gift Matching Program CITATION Abbey Carpet Discount Center Period Inc. Borden Foundation Inc. Contributions of $5,000 or more Able Ambulance Guido’s Coffee Photography by Dino Bridgestone - Firestone Inc. Annapolis MD Air Marion Inc. Gurley-Leep Automotive Group Picture Perfect Pet Center Inc. CTS Foundation Chesapeake District Office All-Tronics Service H & R Block Pierce Painting Caterpillar Foundation Ashland OH Aluminum Products Co L. Kent Hammond & Associates Player’s Edge Inc. Cinergy Foundation Inc. Christ Community Evangelical Ambucare Clinic Handy Andy Food Stores Inc. Portraits by Kimberly Olive B. Cole Foundation Free American Family Insurance Harrison Electric Inc Pro Prints Cummins Engine Company Bellville OH Mike Anderson Chevrolet Inc. Hartman-Spreng Company Inc. Professional Insurance Center Cummins-American Corporation Clearfork Valley Wesleyan Mike Anderson Dodge Inc. Hawkins Bailey Warehouse Inc. Prototype Inc. DaimlerChrysler Corporation Fund Galloway OH Anna Mae’s Creations Hillbilly Haven Beauty Salon Quality Discount Carpet Dana Corporation Foundation Cypress Wesleyan Arrendale’s Coffee Service Hipsher Tool & Die Inc. Rainbow Enterprises Dow AgroSciences Indianapolis IN Associated Supply Inc. The Honeywell Foundation Inc. Ream-Steckbeck Paint Company Eli Lilly and Company Wesleyan Church Int'l Center Audio Video International Hoosier Bowl Rich’s Car Wash South English Bonter Mitchell Foundation Marion IN B & B Drugs Inc. The House of Glass Inc. Richard Ness Excavating Essex Group Inc. College Wesleyan Barnes and McHarry CPA House’s Lock & Key Richards Family Restaurant Exxon Educational Foundation World Gospel Mission Bearcreek Farms Howard Auto Sales Inc. Richardson Golf Sales Inc. Foellinger Foundation Inc. Marion OH Bedford Body & Paint Inc. The Icehouse Riverside Podiatry Clinic Inc. Ford Motor Company Fund Dayspring Wesleyan Bell Enterprises Indiana Repertory Theatre Rollers Cleaners W. Brooks Fortune Foundation Inc. Tuscaloosa AL Biff’s Golf Industrial Welding Supply Co. Rolling Meadows Health Care GE Foundation First Wesleyan Big R Stores The Inn at Saint Mary’s Center GTE Foundation Warsaw IN Bob Block Sports & Fitness J T Co/McQuik’s Oilube/Marion Rosie’s Little Italy Inc. GenCorp Foundation Inc. Warsaw Wesleyan Equipment Jake’s Toys Ross Supply Co. Inc. General Motors Corporation Bob Evans Farms Restaurant James Matthews Inc. Sam’s Club Grace Foundation Inc. DISCIPLESHIP CITATION Boise Capital Soccer Club Inc. Janus Products LLC Sandburn/Kessler Sporting Good The Guardian Life Insurance Co. Contributions of $1,000 to $4999 Bomar Broadcasting Corp. Jimday Furniture & Appliances Sew Biz The Hartford Steam Boiler Albion IN Bradford Plumbing Heating & Air Judy’s Dog House Sharon’s Beauty Salon Hewlett-Packard Company Albion Wesleyan Conditioning K. B. Page Company Sherwin-Williams Co. Foundation Allendale MI Brandt Jewelers Karjo Inc. Sign Pros John A. Hillenbrand Foundation Allendale Wesleyan Bruner Center Kay Jewelers Signet Expressions Hoechst Celanese Corporation Allentown PA Brunt’s Downtown Inc. Kirby Risk Electrical Supply Co. Steve Simon Sports Hoechst Marion Roussel Inc. Trinity Wesleyan Bulldog Battery Corp. Kitchen Necessities Sirloin Stockade IBM Corporation Anderson IN Business Products & Systems Kmart Skidz Recycling Inc. Independent Colleges of Indiana Memorial Circle Wesleyan CMS Management Services LLC L & L Coins Smith Bros Heatng & Air Ingersoll-Rand New Life Wesleyan

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Archbold OH Hamilton IN Rudd Wesleyan Celina OH Cascades Wesleyan Evangelical Mennonite Hamilton Wesleyan Salisbury MD Saint John's Lutheran Central Wesleyan Athens OH Hamlet IN Emmanuel Wesleyan Centerville IN Jackson OH Kenney Memorial Wesleyan Davis Wesleyan San Diego CA Church of the Nazarene Good Shepherd Wesleyan Austin MN Hemlock IN Horizon Christian Fellowship Chillicothe OH Jonesboro IN Crane Addition Community Hemlock Friends Scottville MI Tabernacle Baptist Westview Wesleyan Chapel High Point NC Scottville Wesleyan Walnut Street United Methodist Justice IL Battle Creek MI First Wesleyan Seymour IN Cincinnati OH Roberts Road Bible First Wesleyan Hillsboro WI First Church of the Nazarene Anderson Hills United Methodist Kalamazoo MI Garrison Hills Wesleyan Burr Wesleyan Shelby MI Saint Barnabas Episcopal Haven Reformed Level Park Wesleyan Holland MI Ferry Wesleyan Colorado Springs CO Key West FL Beaver Dams NY Central Wesleyan Spooner WI Academy View Wesleyan New Life Tabernacle Grace Lee Memorial Wesleyan Christ Memorial Spooner Wesleyanh Columbia SC Kingsford Heights IN Bedford IN Hudsonville MI Spring Arbor MI Shandon Presbyterian Kingsford Heights Wesleyan Bedford Free Methodist Daybreak Community Wesleyan Spring Arbor Free Methodist Columbia Station OH Kokomo IN Dive Christian Indianapolis IN Spring Lake MI New Life Wesleyan Mount Pisgah Missionary Baptist Bellaire MI Eastlawn Wesleyan Spring Lake Wesleyan Columbus OH Mount Zion Free Methodist Bellaire Wesleyan Southport Presbyterian Sturgis MI Meadow Park Church of God Saint Lukes United Methodist Berlin OH Trinity Wesleyan Sturgis Church of the Nazarene Comstock Park MI Lake Ann MI Berlin Mennonite Jackson MI Sturgis Wesleyan Little Pine Island Camp Woodside Wesleyan Bluffton IN Trinity Wesleyan Superior WI Coshocton OH Lexington SC Sonlight Wesleyan Joliet IL Darrow Road Wesleyan Grace United Methodist Lexington Wesleyan Bonita CA New Hope Christian Fellowship Sweetser IN Crown Point IN Logansport IN Bonita Wesleyan Jonesboro IN Sweetser Wesleyan Bethel Baptist Rehoboth Christian Center Brighton MI Main Street Wesleyan Traverse City MI Cuyahoga Falls OH Los Angeles CA Brighton Wesleyan Kalamazoo MI Bayview Wesleyan Falls Community Chapel Church of the Nazarene Canandaigua NY Kalamazoo Wesleyan College Terrace Wesleyan Dale IN Losantville IN Canandaigua Wesleyan Spring Valley Wesleyan Ulster PA Dale Church of the Nazarene Antioch Christian Cape May NJ Kettering OH North Rome Wesleyan Damascus MD Lynn IN Tabernacle United Methodist Christ United Methodist Vandalia OH Damascus Wesleyan Lynn Church of the Nazarene Cedar Rapids IA Kokomo IN Western Ohio District Office Davenport IA Manhattan KS Hillside Wesleyan Family Worship Center Wabash IN Christ United Methodist Westview Community Chesterton IN The Salvation Army Wabash Friends Dayton OH Marion IN New Life Wesleyan Lakeport MI Wakarusa IN Fairhaven Christian Missionary Mount Olive United Methodist Chicago IL North Lakeport Wesleyan Wakarusa Missionary Alliance Union Chapel Baptist Salem Baptist Largo FL Warren IN Northridge Wesleyan Marion OH Chillicothe OH Largo Wesleyan Lancaster Wesleyan Delphos OH Marion Christian Center First Wesleyan Laurel MD Washington MI Delphos Wesleyan Mayo SC Cincinnati OH Dayspring Community Wesleyan Community Wesleyan Des Plaines IL Open Door Wesleyan Dayspring Church of God Lemon Grove CA Waterloo IA The Salvation Army Maywood IL Third Protestant Memorial Skyline Wesleyan Cedar Valley Community Eaton Rapids MI Gods House of Brotherly Love Clayton OH Marion IN Watsontown PA Eaton Rapids Wesleyan Medina OH Salem Church of God Brookhaven Wesleyan Delaware Run Wesleyan Elmore OH Lafayette United Methodist Coleman MI First United Methodist West Chester OH Bethel United Brethren Metamora IN Coleman Wesleyan Lakeview Wesleyan West Chester Wesleyan Evansville IN Haytown Hill Pentecostal Conway MI Sunnycrest Baptist West Olive MI Forest Hills Wesleyan Middleburg PA Harbor Light Community Chapel Marlton NJ Grace Church of West Ottawa Findlay OH Port Ann Emmanuel Wesleyan Coshocton OH Wiley Church Wichita KS Stonebridge Church of God Middletown OH Roscoe United Methodist Merrill MI First Wesleyan Forest VA Church of God Dryden MI Merrill Wesleyan Williamston MI Brookhill Wesleyan Milton DE Dryden Wesleyan Millsboro DE Rowley Wesleyan Fort Wayne IN Milton Wesleyan Eau Claire WI Millsboro Wesleyan Williamsville NY Christian Service Foundation Inc. Mooresville IN Eau Claire Wesleyan Milton PA Eastern Hills Wesleyan Shiloh Baptist Mooresville Nazarene El Cajon CA Christ Wesleyan Spring Street Wesleyan Morgantown IN El Cajon Wesleyan Minneapolis MN CHRISTIAN Gas City IN Bean Blossom Mennonite Emily MN Waite Park Wesleyan EDUCATION CITATION First United Methodist Muncie IN ER Dodd Memorial Wesleyan Mitchell IN Contributions of $500 - $999 Gastonia NC Avondale United Methodist Fenelon Falls ON Mitchell Wesleyan Albion MI First Wesleyan Eden United Church of Christ Fenelon Falls Baptist Morley MI Caring Community Wesleyan Gaylord MI High Street United Methodist Findlay OH Brockway Wesleyan Allegan MI Gaylord Evangelical Free New Albany IN Faith Community New Castle IN Allegan Wesleyan Glen Burnie MD Graceland Baptist Flint MI Mount Zion Henry Wesleyan Anderson IN Oakwood Wesleyan New Castle IN First Wesleyan Newington ON Central Wesleyan Goshen IN Southside Church of the Nazarene Frankford DE Newington Wesleyan Church of the Brethren First Brethren of Goshen New Castle PA Roxana Wesleyan North Branch MI Angola IN Greenfield IN First Wesleyan Fresno OH North Branch Wesleyan Fairview Missionary Calvary Church of Bible New Palestine IN Fresno Bible Northville MI Baldwinsville NY Covenant Brookville Road Community Gillette WY Ward Presbyterian Community Wesleyan First Church of God New Paris IN New Life Wesleyan Oak Hill OH Battle Creek MI Hanover IN Maple Grove Church of the Grabill IN Trinity Wesleyan Salvation Army First Assembly of God Brethren Grabill Missionary Owosso MI Belleville IL Hartford City IN Newark OH Grant MI Northgate Wesleyan Saint Matthew United Methodist Calvary Pentecostal Community Wesleyan Grant Wesleyan Pardeeville WI Berne IN Hastings MI Orchard NE Greeley CO Pardeeville Wesleyan First Mennonite Camp Michawana Venus Wesleyan Greeley Wesleyan Perrysburg OH Boise ID Hayward WI Osceola IN Greensburg IN Oak Bend Church Grace Bible Hayward Wesleyan Cedar Road Missionary Greensburg Wesleyan Pine Grove PA Broadview IL Hillsboro WI Ottawa ON Greentown IN Pine Grove Wesleyan Broadview Wesleyan Hillsboro Wesleyan Sunnyside Wesleyan Greentown Wesleyan Plymouth IN Buck Creek IN Horseheads NY Paulding OH Greenville OH Plymouth Wesleyan United Methodist Community Wesleyan Calvary Bible Trinity Wesleyan Shiloh Wesleyan Burnips MI Houghton Lake MI Pendleton IN Greenwood IN Pulaski NY Burnips Wesleyan Houghton Lake Wesleyan Beech Grove Church of Community Church of Pulaski Wesleyan Burton MI Indianapolis IN Brethren Greenwood Richmond VA Bentley Wesleyan Fall Creek Wesleyan Pierceton IN Griffith IN Calvary Wesleyan Cadillac MI Franklin Road Baptist Pierceton United Methodist Griffith First United Methodist Rochester NY Cadillac Wesleyan Indian Creek Christian Piketon OH Hagerstown IN Gates Wesleyan Cape May Court House NJ Meridian Street United Methodist Word Alive Fellowship Hagerstown Nazarene Rock Island IL First United Methodist Ithaca MI Pleasant Garden NC Hales Corners WI Heritage Wesleyan Casselberry FL Ithaca Wesleyan New Covenant Wesleyan Park Community Rudd IA Community United Methodist Jackson MI Radford VA

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Radford Wesleyan Barrington Hills IL Evansville IN Lapeer MI Otwell Wesleyan Rapid City SD New Friends Korean Wesleyan North Park Wesleyan Lapeer Wesleyan Owosso MI First Wesleyan Bartlesville OK Evart MI Lapel IN Owosso Wesleyan Redkey IN First Wesleyan Evart Free Methodist Daybreak Community Wesleyan Parma MI Redkey Nazarene Batesville IN Fairfield OH Lawton MI Howe Wesleyan Rice Lake WI Saint John's United Church of Fairfield Wesleyan Miracle Camp Paulding OH Red Cedar Community Christ Fairmount IN Lennon MI Paulding United Methodist Richmond IN Beaver Dams NY Fairmount Wesleyan Lennon Wesleyan Pembroke ON Fountain City Wesleyan Central New York Chambers Farmland IN Levering MI Wesley Community Roanoke VA Wesleyan Camp Farmland Friends Bliss Missionary Peru IN Parkway Wesleyan Berkley MI Fishers IN Lexington IL Chapel Hill Alliance Rochester IN Berkley Community Fishers United Methodist Fellowship of Christian Farmers Santa Fe Community First Christian Big Flats NY Fort Myers FL Lexington KY Pickens SC Russiaville IN Big Flats Wesleyan First Assembly of God First Wesleyan Pickens View Wesleyan Main Street Christian Blacksburg VA Fort Wayne IN Stonewall Wesleyan Pineville LA Saint Clair Shores MI Wesleyan Community Blackhawk Baptist Liberty SC Open Door Community First United Methodist Bluffton IN First Baptist Smith Chapel Wesleyan Quispamsis NB Salem OH Hope Missionary First Missionary Ligonier IN Kings Valley Wesleyan Salem Church of the Nazarene Mulberry Street Wesleyan Moeller Road Wesleyan Ligonier Evangelical Rapid City SD Salem VA Bolivar OH Garrett IN Stone's Hill Community Dakota District Office Salem Wesleyan Bolivar Wesleyan Church of Christ Lima OH Reynoldsburg OH Salisbury NC Bradenton FL Gas City IN Trinity Wesleyan Alliance Church Trinity Wesleyan Bradenton Wesleyan Eastview Wesleyan Logansport IN Richmond KY Sayre PA Bradford PA New Hope Baptist First Assembly of God First Alliance Athens Wesleyan First Wesleyan Glenmont OH Riverview Wesleyan Roanoke VA Seoul KO Bremen IN Greer Wesleyan Lynchburg VA Valley View Wesleyan Galilee Baptist Bremen Missionary Grand Rapids MI Lynchburg Wesleyan Virginia District Wesleyan Youth Sharpsville IN Bridgeton NJ Berkley Hills Wesleyan Malone NY Rochester IN Heartland Ministries First Wesleyan Grand Rapids OH First Wesleyan Faith Outreach Center Wesleyan Women International Bristol NB Grand Rapids Wesleyan Mansfield OH Rockford IL Southfield MI Trinity Wesleyan Greensboro NC First Wesleyan Broadway Covenant Highland Park Baptist Bryan OH Christ Wesleyan Grace Brethren Rockford MI Spencerport NY Wesley United Methodist Greenville MI Manton MI Crossroads Wesleyan Spencerport Wesleyan Bunker Hill IN Greenville Community North Michigan Family Camp Romulus MI Springfield OH Bunker Hill United Methodist Guaynabo PR Marengo OH Romulus Wesleyan Grace Bible Caledonia MI Iglesia Wesleyana Distrito P.R. Fargo Wesleyan Rushville NY New Moorefield United Leighton United Methodist Hagerstown IN Marion IN Youth Action Camp Methodist Camby IN New Testament Church of Christ Bethel Worship Center Salamanca NY Stow OH Camby Community Hamilton MI Calvary Community Western New York Youth Camp Stow Alliance Fellowship Carmel IN Diamond Springs Wesleyan Chapel Pike Wesleyan Sharpsville IN Sturgis SD Carmel Wesleyan Hartford City IN Church of Christ Rock Prairie Separate Baptist First Wesleyan Carrollton OH Hartford City Wesleyan Hillside Wesleyan Shelby MI Sunbury OH Camp ECCO Hastings MI Lighthouse Worship Center Shelby Wesleyan Sunbury Wesleyan Celina OH Grace Wesleyan Nelson Street Wesleyan Shelbyville IN Terre Haute IN Grace Missionary Heltonville IN Pioneer Faith Community Blue Ridge Christian Union Faith Wesleyan Centerville OH Mundell Christian Westside Assembly of God Sheridan IN Thomasville NC Centerville Community Hemlock IN Markleville IN Christ Community Mount Zion Wesleyan Cherry Tree PA Mount Gilead Baptist Markleville North Christian Sheridan Church of God Tipp City OH Calvary Evangelical Hickory Corners MI Marshall MI Shokan NY Skyview Wesleyan Cherryville PA Hickory Corners Wesleyan Family Altar Bible Wesleyan Community Tonganoxie KS Bethany Wesleyan High Point NC Medina OH Silver Lake IN West Haven Baptist Cicero IN NC West District of the Weymouth Community Silver Lake Wesleyan Topeka IN Cicero Wesleyan Wesleyan Church Michigan City IN Somerset Center MI Eden Community Worship Center Cleveland OH Hillsdale MI First United Methodist Somerset Beach Campground Topeka KS Church of the Saviour Hillsdale Free Methodist Middleville MI South Bend IN Fairlawn Heights Wesleyan Columbia City IN Hudson MI Cornerstone Wesleyan Kern Road Mennonite Van Wert OH New Hope Wesleyan Hudson Wesleyan Milan MI Spring Hill FL First United Methodist Coshocton OH Hudsonville MI Free Methodist Fellowship Wesleyan Wabash IN Canal Lewisville United Methodist Bauer Community Fellowship Miles City MT Sturgis MI Wabash Church of the Nazarene Crown City OH Huntington IN Miles City Wesleyan Sturgis Evangelical Warren IN Crown City Wesleyan Etna Avenue Wesleyan Millsboro DE Whole Life Christian Jefferson Center United Dalton WI Indianapolis IN Gumboro Fellowship Sullivan IN Methodist First Congregational Bethany Wesleyan Mina SD Wabash Valley Community Warrenton MO Dayton OH John Wesley Free Methodist Richland Wesleyan Summitville IN Warrenton Wesleyan First Church of the Nazarene Keystone Wesleyan Moncton NB First Baptist Washington IN De Kalb IL Southport United Methodist Moncton Wesleyan Swayzee IN Main Street Wesleyan De Kalb Wesleyan Itasca IL Monroe MI Sims Wesleyan Watertown SD Decatur IN Bethany United Methodist First Wesleyan Three Rivers MI Watertown Wesleyan Decatur Church of God Jonesboro IN Mooresville IN Charity Baptist Wesleyville PA Decatur Missionary Jonesboro Friends Grace Missionary Tower City PA Wesley United Methodist Saint Mark's United Methodist Kendallville IN Morgan MN Muir Foursquare Gospel Wheaton IL Defiance OH First Church of the Nazarene United Methodist Foundation Tulare, SD Wheaton Wesleyan Defiance District Youth Council Kingston MI Muncie IN Tulare United Methodist Women Williamston MI Demotte IN Kingston Wesleyan Dayspring Friends Union City MI West Locke Wesleyan Kankakee Valley Bible Baptist Knox IN Industry United Methodist Union City Wesleyan Winston Salem NC Denton MD Eagle Creek Riverside United Methodist Union City OH Faith Missionary Alliance Chesapeake Youth Camp Kokomo IN Murray KY Trinity United Wesleyan DuBois PA Mount Zion-Howard Co Christian Community Watervliet MI CHURCH GIFTS Western PA District Office Wesleyan Muskegon MI Watervliet Free Methodist Contributions up to $499 East Liverpool OH Trinity Wesleyan Church First Wesleyan Wayne MI Anderson IN Boyce United Methodist LaOtto IN Oakwood Wesleyan Wayne Wesleyan North Wesleyan Eaton Rapids MI LaOtto Wesleyan Newark NY Winchester IN Armbrust PA Michigan Holiness Campmeeting LaPorte City IA Arcadia Reformed Bear Creek Friends Armbrust Wesleyan Elizabethtown KY Heartland Community Oakford IN Woodburn IN Asheboro NC Evangelical Methodist Youth Lafayette IN Fairfield Christian Edgerton Wesleyan Neighbors Grove Wesleyan Camp Schuyler Avenue Wesleyan Orleans IN Ashley MI Ellsworth MI Lake Odessa MI Orleans Wesleyan Ashley Wesleyan Ellsworth Wesleyan West Berlin Wesleyan Ottawa Lake MI Avon IN Euclaire PA Lansing MI Whiteford Wesleyan Avon Christian Life Center Grace Bible Faith Wesleyan Otwell IN

4 6 | TRIANGLE Editor’s Note

Some Things are Worth Preserving

It has been said that we live in a throwaway into the ocean. society, and you don’t have to look far for After years of evidence of that. You have to look a little harder study and for evidence that some things are still worth several preserving, but the latter search is well worth the temporary time and effort. measures, the Our summer vacation took us on such a journey decision was of discovery. One stop was planned and the other made to move wasn’t. the lighthouse The unplanned stop was at the Smithsonian about one-half Alan Miller Institution’s National Museum of American mile inland. History in Washington, where ‘The Star Spangled And so, for most of the month of July, the Banner’ is being painstakingly restored. 3,850-ton lighthouse was rolled slowly along the Here’s a brief refresher course on the history of beachfront on specially built tracks . We, along the famous flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to with an estimated 12,000 other tourists, were there write our national anthem. the day the lighthouse passed the halfway mark on In 1813, Lt. Col. George Armistead, the its journey. commander of Fort McHenry, Md., commissioned Here are a few more statistics on the Cape Mary Pickersgill to assemble a new flag for the Hatteras Lighthouse. It was built in 1870 at a cost fort. Mrs. Pickersgill was a flagmaker in of $167,500. The cost to move the lighthouse, Baltimore. The flag, which originally measured 30 along with the keeper’s quarters and an oil house, x 42-feet (about half the size of a tennis court), was $12 million. cost the U.S. Army $405.90. We’re eager to return to Cape Hatteras next The conservation project, which will take three summer to climb the 268 steps in the lighthouse, years, is the most extensive ever undertaken by just as we’ve done for the past few years. Unlike the museum. It is being done with surgery-like some people who opposed the lighthouse precision in a specially designed laboratory, at a relocation, for both fiscal and philosophical cost of $18 million. The good news is that most of reasons, we believe the $12 million was well the money is coming from private foundations. spent. The National Museum of American History Strictly on a dollars-and-cents basis, it’s hard to clearly believes there are some things, indeed justify spending $30 million to preserve two many things, worth preserving. Little wonder that American artifacts that only cost $167,905.90 to the museum likes to think of itself as America’s begin with. attic. Thankfully, there are still those among us who Moving on down the Atlantic coast from reject the throwaway mentality. Washington, we came to the planned stop on our What kind of hope for the future can we journey of discovery: the Cape Hatteras possibly have without a deep appreciation of our Lighthouse in North Carolina. At 225 feet, it is the past? It is important that we preserve those things tallest lighthouse in North America. which connect our past to our future. For many years, the Cape Hatteras light has T.S. Eliot, the distinguished poet and critic, put been threatened by shoreline erosion and faced the it simply but elegantly when he said, “Time the very real possibility of eventually toppling over destroyer is time the preserver.”

Alan Miller is the Director of University Relations and editor of the Triangle.

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