February 2015

Church Growth

Sitting through a fascinating lecture by the Rev. Dr. Jørgen 9 a.m. in the Old Chapel Bøytler last October provided me with a graphic display 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary (Nursery Available) of the recent geometric growth of the worldwide . The event was the Moses Lectures sponsored by February 1 - Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany the Center for Moravian Studies under the direction of the

Rev. Dr. Craig Atwood. A statistical presentation of the Sermon: The Rev. Janel Rice February 8 - Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany worldwide Unity suggests that within my lifetime, the Moravian Church has grown from approximately 200,000 Sermon: Garritt Fleming February 15 - Last Sunday after the Epiphany in 1960 to 1.3 million members in 2014.

Church growth is a challenging concept lending itself to Sermon: The Rev. Janel Rice February 18 - Ash Wednesday interesting debates. Are we required to grow in fulfillment 7 p.m. Worship - Sanctuary of the Great Commission? “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father Meditation: Bishop Hopeton Clennon February 22 - First Sunday of Lent Holy Communion and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” Are we required to grow purely out of self-interest and primarily for the Meditation: Bishop Hopeton Clennon sake of survival? Is there a link between numerical growth and personal growth and spiritual growth? What is Jesus Sunday, February 15, at 10 a.m. on the lower level of suggesting by saying, “Those who abide in me and I in them the C.E. building - Holy Communion Instruction and bear much fruit.”? Do we dare embrace the thought: to be Workshop for children wanting to participate in alive is to grow and to grow is to change? receiving the sacrament. All ages are welcome, Commenting on numerical growth in the Unity, the including parents. pastoral letter coming out of the 4th Unity Bishops’ Conference in Mwanza, Tanzania, offers this comment: “Healing” Lecture by Dr. Micah Sadigh “Noted methods of growth include biological, immigration, conversion, and petitions from small or large groups of Cedar Crest Professor of Physiology and Central Christians in areas like Burundi and Uganda.” Leading member, renowned retreat leader and speaker, Dr. Micah a retreat for Moravian clergy of the Jamaica Province on Sadigh will again present monthly programs starting in October 17, the Rev. Dr. Craig Atwood raised the question: February during our Sunday School hour at 10 a.m. “How about if we assessed churches by asking how are you Our first program will focus on “Healing the Body, growing in the Fruit of the Spirit?” In other words, “How are Healing the Mind, Healing the Soul” held on Feb. 22 you growing in love, joy, kindness…?” at 10 a.m on the lower level of the Christian Education This is the time of year when Annual Church Council building. All are welcome and it is a wonderful occasion reports and statistical submissions to the Provincial Elders’ to invite a friend. Conference are foremost in mind. And, yes, Central shows positive growth in numbers for membership and attendance. Central Moravian Church However, there are empirically verifiable numbers and there Congregational Watchword for 2015 are mysterious movements of the Holy Spirit in our midst. I pray that any growth we experience in this 273rd year of God has destined us not for wrath but for obtaining ministry as a congregation be best seen in our loving God salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for more and loving people more. us, so that whether we are awake or asleep, we may live - Pastor Hopeton with him. 1 Thessalonians 5:9-10 2 The Belfry Inquirers Classes Begin in February Knitting Into the Mystery

Attending a series of four Inquirers Classes is a helpful Our group knits prayer shawls and meets the third way to develop deeper understandings of the ministry and Thursday of each month (except June and July) in the mission of Central Moravian Church. They can lead to conference room of the office from10 until 11:30 a.m. church membership and will certainly provide opportuni- Our meetings start with coffee, cake and conversation. ties for greater involvement in worship, witness, growth, After which we listen to soft, relaxing music as we knit our and service. Our next series of classes will run for four shawls in silence. At the end of the meeting we pray over sessions (February 8, 15, 22 and March 1) immediately any shawls that are completed. Often we linger to talk following the 11 a.m. service. some more, continuing to enjoy each others company. It is We gather for lunch in the Christian Education building a wonderful oasis of calm in the middle of a very noisy and and spend our time in fellowship and conversation busy world and we feel we can take a deep breath again. about the activities, history, structure and vision of our Join us! You'll love the break from the everyday bustle. congregation and the worldwide Moravian Church. Please contact the office if you would like to attend or — Dorothy Stutzenberger (610 865-5956) if you know of someone who would appreciate a personal invitation. Celebrate Everyone’s Birthday with our Blanket Sunday Planned for February 1 Birthday Social! Come and celebrate at our annual Birthday Social on We look forward to our congregational effects to help February 22, right after church at 12:15 p.m. Join us in Church World Service raise funds for blankets and other the Christian Education building for a light lunch supplied forms of assistance from our local communities to world- by the Busy Workers and lots of cake! We have twelve wide. Consider making a donation during our service on tables, one for each birthday month, and everyone gets to February 1 or send a check to Central (memo: Blanket sit at their birthday table and enjoy their month’s cake (or Sunday) to help. sample the other ones too). We will have a sign-up sheet in church and the office starting in February and for the cakes BAM Annual Meeting needed. Consider decorating your cake for the month you sign up for (i.e. Halloween cake for October, etc.) The Bethlehem Area Moravian annual meeting will be Sponsored by the Church Family Life Committee. held on February 17 at 7:30 p.m. at East Hills Moravian Church (1830 Butztown Road in Bethlehem). It includes reports and updates from all the affiliates and Moravian Meals on Wheels partners with BAM including Moravian Village, BAM Board, Moravian Development Corporation, Moravian MMW began in November of 2013 with the vision of College Housing, and many other local partners such as the providing meals for those who need our care - people who Archives and Music Foundation. All are welcome. just came out of the hospital or are not feeling well or just Look to our annual report (or ask Pastor Janel) for a need our help for whatever reason. The pastors can direct us, detailed report from BAM ministries committee on the but we really need the congregation to contact us with persons nearly $40,000 in grants given to support BAM members, they know who would benefit from our help. We have an agencies, and ministries in our area and beyond! active committee that is anxious to serve and so we ask that you feel free to call Dorothy Stutzenberger (610 865-5956) to Pancakes for a Good Cause inform the committee of people's needs for a meal(s).

Andrew Mengel and Ian Larimer, two Central members, will be joining with other BAM members, Pastor Hopeton, Snow Tubing at Blue Mountain and Moravian/Ursinus college students on a mission trip to Join Edgeboro Moravian Church on Friday March 6, Jamaica this March. In order to raise funds for their sup- from 6 - 9 p.m. for snow-tubing fun. Cost: $20 + waiver plies, they are holding a pancake breakfast for Moravian by 3/1 (must be 36” tall). Please contact Blake Messman, College and Central Church on Saturday, February 21 at 610-954-5173 or [email protected]. Bring from 9 a.m. - noon. Join us for a delicious breakfast and your friends! help support their mission. The Belfry 3 A Time for Meditation Lenten Programs and Dinners

There is a real restorative power in the Following our Ash Wednesday service on Feb. 18, we practice of yoga. The goal is to accept where hope you can join us each Wednesday evening in the we are, and to move forward from there. We season of Lent for good fellowship, conversation and are happy to present an introduction to this enrichment. Dinners are provided by different groups of experience through an introduction to yoga the church, and we’ll begin on February 25 at 6 p.m. class lead by Central member Lynne Brolly. She will guide with a dinner provided by our children and youth groups participants through the history of yoga, gentle body move- of Central. Our 7 p.m. program will be featuring college ments, poses, breath awareness exercises and silent medita- chaplains from around the , engaging us tion. All are welcome, no matter what your experience. in conversation about the role of religion on the college Join us for this introduction to the practice of being mind- campus and the pursuits of a spiritual life by young people ful and mediative on Sun., February 15 at 10 a.m. on the today. More information and the specifics of each lower level of the Christian Education building. dinner and program will be published in the Sunday Times A donation will be accepted for the Shanthi Project as well as online as we get closer to the season. Join us organization of Easton, PA, an organization that teaches yoga each Wednesday evening from 6 - 8 p.m. from at prisons and detention centers in Northampton County. February 25 - March 25. shanthiproject.org Children and Families are Encouraged to Attend! We will be offering a children’s program (ages K-5th Moravian Women Soup Fundraiser grade) to run at the same time as the 7 p.m. speakers and also childcare (with two attendants) for children 4 and Central Moravian Women will hold a soup fundraiser on under in our well-equipped Pre-K room in the C.E. build- Sunday, Feb. 8, following the 9 and 11 a.m. services. The ing. We hope that you will take this time to join us for options are Tuscan Bean and Creamy Tomato, and the cost is a delicious dinner prepared by one of our church groups $7 per quart. followed by programs for everyone. You are encouraged to sign up following both services up to Feb. 8, indicating your choice of soup and quantity. Pickup will be on the lower level of the Christian Education Central Moravian Dinner Club building from 10 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. on Feb 8. Help support the many charities, local and international, to Jay and June Lacke, former members, started the which Moravian Women donate and at the same time enjoy a dinner club several years ago. The group was then made bowl of warm, hearty soup! up of sixteen couples. Using a grid, June set up groups of four couples four times over the months of September Thank you . . . Central Santas through May. Each meeting of the couples the groups changed, with the idea that everyone should meet every- From one mother and her daughter: "Just wanted to say one else at least once in the season. Over the years the thank you for the presents my daughter received from you. groups has grown larger and smaller. Right now, we are She attends Head Start and was so happy when she opened nine couples. Each couple will host at least once her gifts. I recently lost my job and have been unsuccessful during the season. The host prepares the main entrée, in finding employment so far. I wanted to let you know how the matching starch (potato, rice, pasta) and vegetable, much your gifts mean to me and my daughter." as well as beverages. Guests supply the hors d’oeuvres, Tanzania Orphan Appeal Thanks bread and butter, salad with dressing, and dessert. The group divides into host home in the fall, late winter and Moravian Women thank all those who responded generous- spring. We have an all member dinner in January in the ly to its 2014 appeal for a combined $1,479.95 through their C.E. building—so no one has to drive at night in the offering boxes and envelopes to help the orphan program in winter. We also have a picnic in the summer at the home the region of Sikonge, Tanzania. of Jeff and Martha Griffis. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Thanks for Your Prayers Martha Griffis at [email protected] or 610-261-1682. The most important benefit of this group is getting to Special thanks to all who participated in our role in the know fellow church members a little better. Discussions Unity Prayer Watch this December and our coordinator, are always interesting. Cheryl Tubio, on behalf of the Moravian Women. 4 The Belfry The Belfry 5 Emergency Shelter Need A Recording of a Service Receives a Special Visitor! or Can’t Get to Church?

Santa visited the emergency Did you know that we record our 11 a.m. worship shelter at Central at the end of services? We have a regular CD ministry that is sent December. Central member to about 11 people who can’t get to church on a regular Rocco Damato and his wife basis and others who need it on an occasional basis. Electra brought all the women a Please let our church office know if you would like to box of chocolates and cards. receive a regular CD of the service or if you need it on a Our Emergency shelter for special occasion. women has received a wonderful outpouring of support from Central members, friends, our Moravian Acad- emy community, our partners with East Hills Moravian Who are the Peanut Makers? Church and many others who have found out about our Founded by the Women’s Fellowship Group, the site and wanted to help! We especially thank our site Peanut Makers are now a group of men and women coordinator, Carol Holbert and food coordinator, Rose roasting peanuts and cashews once a month. Did you Warner and those many volunteers who helped to greet, know that they roasted almost 500 pounds of nuts last set-up, stay overnight, provide home-cooked meals, and year? The money raised benefits local and international much more! A Moravian Academy drive donated many mission and service causes. personal items, soap, toothpaste, deodorant, and a whole If you are interested in joining them or to place an pantry full of granola bars. From a church donation we order, (September - November or January - April) were able to purchase 100 pairs of various sizes of new please call Jean Jackson at 610-868-3773. underwear, which was very appreciated by our guests. We have averaged between 8-10 women each night, a number that might rise as the winter continues. Remembering Central’s Ministries What are our needs? 1. Help from able bodied individuals able to set-up cots You do not have to be wealthy to make a planned gift. and tear them down. Imagine how much more ministry our church could do if 2. Additional "clean" sleeping bags and “clean” twin everyone dedicates a portion of their estate, regardless of sheets or double size blankets. its size, in a legacy gift to the church. We all recognize a 3. Wal-Mart gift cards to help buy the coffee station simple truth: a viable congregation needs an abundance supplies and miscellaneous cleaning and personal of resources to thrive. As those who have been abundant- items. ly blessed, we are able to share in and support the vital 4. Volunteers for overnight - new volunteers always ministries of our faith community forever. stay with an experienced volunteer. We encourage estate gifts and for members and friends to remember the future generations in their wills. If you would be able to help out in any capacity, look Bequest Language: to our online sign-ups under “Get Connected” at “I give, devise, and bequeath to Central Moravian centralmoravianchurch.org or contact Carol Holbert at Church, located at 73 W. Church Street, Bethlehem, PA 610-419-4140. Carol would be also happy to direct your 18018, the sum of ______dollars ($______) (or state a donation of sleeping bags, sheets, blankets, or Wal-Mart percentage of your estate) for the benefit of its general gift cards. purposes (or specify the Central Moravian Church permanent fund or program you wish to support).” Talk It’s Not Too Late to Pledge with a pastor for more information. For more information about our GiftLegacy planned It's not too late to submit your pledge card for 2015 giving program, please contact ______(pastor envelope giving. Your pledge does not have to be on the or lay leader) or Paul McLaughlin, Moravian Ministries printed pledge card, a simple note will be fine. Foundation President, at [email protected] or You can send it to the office, place it in the offering 888-722-7923. plate on a Sunday morning, or email the church office at [email protected]. Thank you. 6 The Belfry a church mouse report Musical Notes Rebecca Owens, Director of Music hello [email protected] and greetings and shrove tuesday is february 17 this year The Central Handbell Ensemble, under the direction and shrove tuesday is always the 47th day before easter of Jeanne Bednarik, rehearses on Sunday evenings at sunday 6 p.m. in the Kleiner Saal. If you are interested in ring- and is the last day of the epiphany season ing, please call Jeanne Bednarik at 610-974-8332 or and the day before the ash wednesday the beginning of email her at [email protected]. the fasting season of lent and lent is the time of penance and repentance Central Moravian Brass Choir, under the direction and the word shrove comes from the word shrive of Caitlin Worrich, plays the second Sunday of every and that means to confess month at the 11 a.m. worship service, and will play on and shrove tuesday is intended to be the preparation day Sunday, February 8. If you play a brass instrument and for lent would like to play with this ensemble, please contact and customs and traditions use this day to rid larders of Caitlin Worrich at [email protected]. rich foods and these are not acceptable during the fasting season of Chamber Music in the Old Chapel – Friday, Feb. 27 lent at 7:30 p.m. The Fairfield Duo featuring Nora Suggs and and just about every country with christian influence Candice Mowbray as they collaborate to bring forth a celebrates it wonderful evening of music for flute and guitar. There is and shrove tuesday is known in some countries as mardi a suggested donation of $10. gras and that comes from the french meaning fat tuesday Central Moravian Church: A History of its Music: and in latin countries they celebrate carnival If you are interested in participating in this project of com- and the comes from the words carne vale piling a collection of short essays, photos, and memoirs and that means - farewell to meat - another lenten that narrate the history of Central’s music ministry through tradition researching, writing, or proof reading, please plan to and in our area of eastern it is known as attend an information meeting on Tuesday, February 3 fastnacht day at 7 p.m. in the church office conference room. and that means night before the fast and it is customary here to make fastnachts - fried dough Music Committee Meeting in the Church Office and in pennsylvania dutch tradition the last one up that Conference Room: Tuesday, February 3 at 6 p.m. and morning is called the fastnacht Tuesday, March 3 at 6 p.m. and it wasn’t good to be late for those delicious treats Llyena Boylan, Chair of the Music Committee and thus we indulge and then fast during lent and lent commemorates the 40-days jesus spent fasting in the desert What Brought Us Together – and jesus endured the temptations of the devil there and fastnachts are truly a temptation not devil sent Bethlehem to Antigua and so i say on 2/17 - rise early - bless your fastnachts and shrive that jesus loves you On Saturday evening, December 27th, thirty-four and so do i Moravians arrived safely in Antigua after changing planes in Charlotte. We arrived in time for a delicious Looking at Summer Warmth! beach barbecue at our charming beachside, all-inclusive Save the Dates: Halcyon Cove Resort. The following morning, we met for Sunday morning worship at the Gracefield Moravian June 6: Iron Pigs Congregational Trip (6 p.m.) Church and later that evening, were treated to incredible hospitality as we presented a concert at the July 10: BAM Knoebels trip Moravian Church along with the sixty-five member June 22-26: Vacation Bible School, ages Pre-K - 8th Antigua Moravian Mass Choir and the Gracehill Steel grade (location TBA) Drum Band. The Belfry 7

Monday was a free day for the ing the road) on our drive to Nelson’s Prior to the concert, we were treated choir and an opportunity to enjoy the Dockyard. Following a tour of this to a buffet of Antiguan dishes, kindly turquoise ocean and gorgeous sun- historic English Harbour, we enjoyed a prepared by members of the Spring shine! For Bishop Hopeton Clennon wonderful documentary on the history Gardens congregation. One of the most and Director of Music, Becky Owens, of Antigua, and then ate an authentic cherished memories of the evening was it was a different kind of opportunity Caribbean lunch at O.J.’s Restaurant listening to the full church sing “And as we left the resort at 5:30 a.m. midst on the beach, feasting on chicken and Can It Be” and “Holy, Holy, Holy” with the tranquil sounds of tree frogs, ocean fish, rice, mac and cheese, salad, and overwhelming energy and conviction. waves, and a gentle rain shower to sorrel, passion fruit, and raspberry On Saturday, most everyone tried to appear on their nationally televised juices. After lunch, twenty-one mem- get a few hours on the beach before “Good Morning Antigua and bers of our group returned to the resort our noon checkout. Congregation Barbuda” news show along with the while twelve opted to visit another one members brought trucks and vans to Rev. Algernon Lewis, Superintendent of Antigua’s three hundred and sixty- bring us and our luggage to the airport. of the Antigua Conference of the five magnificent beaches. Our flights home were a bit chaotic Moravian Church. Following break- On Wednesday (New Year’s Eve), starting in Charlotte, and because of fast, Hopeton and Shelia Clennon, many of our group enjoyed a six-hour inclement weather, missed, delayed, Hank and Karen Naisby, and Becky Catamaran cruise and snorkeling and cancelled flights, it took our group Owens had the honor of meeting with around the island of Antigua, while five different planes, an extra night in the Deputy Prime Minister of Antigua others chose to stay and relax on the Charlotte, a bus ride home from and Barbuda, and then with the Gover- beach at the resort. That evening, after Baltimore and twenty-six hours to nor General (who had been Knighted enjoying an especially festive dinner at finally get everyone home. But I thank by Queen Elizabeth just a few weeks the resort, we attended the two and half God how each person in the group earlier). Both government officials hour Old Year’s Night Service at Spring helped to strengthen, encourage, and were absolutely gracious and very Gardens Moravian Church where we assist each other on this extended welcoming, and best of all, both men chose our Watchword for 2015. New trip home! had strong Moravian backgrounds! Year’s Day was celebrated by delight- We are so thankful for the many On Tuesday, the entire group met ing in God’s beautiful creation while months of planning by our Senior with Bishop Kingsley Lewis under we swam in the ocean and soaked up Pastor, Rt. Rev. Hopeton Clennon in the sandbox tree beside the Spring the sun’s warm golden rays and en- putting this tour together. Both Ho- Gardens Moravian Church, where the joyed fellowship with each other. peton’s and Shelia’s joy, enthusiasm, first sermon was preached to the slaves Friday was a busy day. We enjoyed warmth, guidance, laughter, and spirit- by Samuel Isles in 1756. Bishop some shopping at Heritage Quay, ual leadership were evident throughout Lewis explained that the Moravians toured the Museum of Antigua and the entire journey. Every last need was taught the slaves on Saturday nights, Barbuda, and then while most of the taken care of, and we surely felt like Monday nights, and eventually on choir returned to the resort for lunch sheep in a loving Shepherd’s flock! Sundays as well, and school was held and a quick swim, ten of our members As we worshiped together through in the churches. Emancipation took were treated to a generous lunch by daily devotions, singing hymns and place in 1834 and because of the the Governor General, who was also in anthems, and worshipped and pre- extraordinary work of the Moravians, attendance at our Friday evening con- sented concerts in different Moravian former Antiguan slaves could transi- cert. (Bishop Hopeton Clennon tried Churches, we were reminded of the tion to direct freedom without need- his best to get all thirty-four members privilege we have in being able to ing an apprenticeship. In 1840, the a lunch invitation, but lunch for ten worship our risen Christ with our Moravians created a women’s school was still a very generous gesture!) We Moravian brothers and sisters. to train teachers who would travel boarded the vans at 3:30 to prepare for Regardless of culture, distance, wor- to other Caribbean islands to teach our 6 p.m. Choir and Organ Concert ship styles, or language, “We are all other slaves. After Dr. Paul Peucker at Spring Gardens Moravian Church. one body, we have the same Spirit, presented Bishop Lewis with a gift of During this two-hour concert, in addi- and we have all been called to the appreciation, we boarded two vans, tion to our solo choir pieces and organ same glorious future. There is only enjoyed gorgeous views of mountains, pieces, we had the pleasure of sing- one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and rain forests, ocean views, horses, and ing some combined anthems with the there is only one God and Father, who pineapple farms, (while stopping only Moravian Mass Choir and listening to is over us all and in us all and living once because of a herd of goats block- the Hell’s Gate Steel Drum Orchestra. through us all.” Ephesians 4:4-6 8 The Belfry

NON–PROFIT ORG. The Belfry U.S. POSTAGE February 2015 P A I D Permit No. 495 LEHIGH VALLEY, PA Central Moravian Church 73 West Church Street Bethlehem PA 18018

Phone: 610-866-5661 Fax: 610-866-7256 Email: [email protected] Website: www.centralmoravianchurch.org Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Mon. - Fri. Closed for Lunch 12-12:30 p.m

Pastoral Staff: Financial Secretary: C. Hopeton Clennon George Mowers Janel R. Rice Sexton: Facilities Administrator: John Geier Mike Wall Pastoral Intern: Music Staff: Garritt Fleming Rebecca Kleintop Owens Youth Ministry: Richard T. Miller Garritt Fleming Administrative Assistant: Emily Toyberg Cindy Gibson

Moravian Women February Meetings The Belfry Deadline The next Board Meeting will be Feb. 23 at 1:30 p.m. - 73 W. CR. Articles for the March Belfry are due in the church office by February 4. Group 1 2nd Wed., Feb. 11 12:30 p.m. 73 W. C. R. Group 2 2nd Wed., Feb. 11 7:00 p.m. CE Nitschmann Group 3 2nd Wed., Feb. 11 9:30 a.m. Jean Jackson’s home Wedding Group 4 & 5 2nd Mon., Feb. 9 10:00 a.m. Chapel LL Group 6 3rd Thurs., Feb. 19 12:30 p.m. 73 W. C. R. December 20 - Kecia Lynn McCarty Group 7 2nd Sun., Feb. 8 10:00 a.m. 73 W. Parlor & Steve Smith

February Birthdays

1 Danamae Barker 6 Andrew Neff 11 A. Thomas Jacoby 14 Gabrielle Kintzer 19 N. David Griffiths 23 Betty Reichert 2 Robert Wascura 7 Miriam Devey 11 Nicholas Butterfield 16 Cassard Kaesemeyer 19 Norman Prochnau 23 Brenda Haas 2 Kimberly McFadden 7 Barry Stauffer 11 Tamra Ingraham 16 Judith Smith 19 Pamela Larimer 23 Michael Behr 2 Kelley Gold 8 Carol Modjadidi 12 Virginia Delph 16 Susan Ettwein 20 Mary Anne Spence 23 Mia Zangl 2 Tara Anderson 8 Michael Salzano 12 Robert Huth 16 Laura Wintjen 20 Alice Mosebach 24 Mark Weddigen 4 Doris Tatham 8 Lauren Parkinson 13 Willard Marshall 16 Eric Reifinger 20 Jill Lichtenwalner 25 Jana Klier 5 John Paul DeBard 9 Gordon Mowrer 13 Jeff Feather 17 Robert Buchhaupt 20 Gabriel Krem 25 Alica Diehl 5 Alexandra Newell 9 Tom Tenges 13 Isabella Weikert 17 Robert Clewell 21 Mary Louisa Shade 26 Linda Thudium 6 Marjorie Mott 9 Lois James 13 Lulu Mae Shipman 17 Lisa Fontanez 21 JoAnna Freund 27 Margaret Marshall 6 Jane Bannan 9 Susan Parks 14 Deidre Hockin 17 Jason Eckhart 21 Kyle Warmkessel 28 Margaret Melgary 6 George Kingsley 10 Dale Henninger 14 Thomas Hierl 18 James Jordan 22 Georgette Egbert 28 Elizabeth Gillen 6 William Watson 10 Margaret Hoffman 14 Robert Davis 18 Gisela Leck 22 Esther Evans 28 Ashley Baker 6 Bryon Richards 10 Valerie Nyby 14 Julia Rockwell 18 Tara Tachovsky 23 Doris Eberman