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EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Just about a year ago, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools announced the reaffirma­ tion of Bridgewater's accreditation. In the late summer of 1972, notification was received that the Bridgewater College teacher education programs had been approved by the State Board of Educa­ tion at its August meeting. The State Approval Program is a relatively new one in the Common­ wealth of Virginia. Approval of Bridgewater College under this new program involves numer­ ous teacher certification advantages for Bridge­ water students in terms of reciprocity arrange­ ments between the new program and those of many other states. The approval of Bridgewater's teacher education program, as well as Bridge­ water's reaffirmation of accreditation by the We live in a day of change and movement in Southern Association, involved extensive and society at large and in the educational community. thorough self-study efforts. In both instances, the We at Bridgewater College are a part of the self-study procedures proved to be worthwhile and change and movement of our day. Purposeful rewarding endeavors providing the college not change is to be welcomed on the academic scene. only with the benefit of thorough self-scrutiny but We believe that the modifications in academic pro­ also with the benefits of observation and helpful gram, in campus life, and in the on-going program suggestions of teams of well-qualified educators of resource development at Bridgewater have been looking at the Bridgewater programs from the and are positive in nature and that they warrant vantage point of campus visitors. The favorable the support of Bridgewater's friends. comments of the visitors in both their oral and written evaluations emphasized the quality of the Bridgewater programs. This report presents something of the dynamic The 1971-72 year saw the initiation of Bridge­ forces that are at work at Bridgewater in addition water's revised curriculum and calendar. Three to a shared set of facts and figures. Bridgewater ten-week terms and a three-week interterm offer College, as a private, coeducational, church­ students improved opportunities for depth and affiliated, liberal arts college, invites you to share relevance in their academic pursuits. Each stu­ in its pursuit of service to mankind. dent enrolls for three courses in each ten-week term and for one course during the interterm. The procedure has made possible many unique activi­ ties in the concentrated study of a particular sub­ ject area. Elimination of conflicts in the demands for the students' time allows the students and their Wayne F. Geisert teachers to pursue studies both on and off campus. President The uniqueness of the opportunities provided is illustrated by the fact that during the interterm of the early Spring of 1972, Bridgewater had This combined President's Report and Report of Giving is the �ept�mber and December issue of the BRIDGEWATER pub­ students and professors in Germany, Mexico, l!cauons senes, published monthly except February, June, and Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida, Baltimore, Wash­ August by Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Virginia. Second class postage paid at Bridgewater, Virginia 22812. ington, D.C., Richmond, and at other places off campus. Obviously, most students were enrolled VOLUME 48 NOS. 2 AND 5 DECEMBER, 1972 in special courses and seminars on campus.

1 EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS Just about a year ago, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools announced the reaffirma­ tion of Bridgewater's accreditation. In the late summer of 1972, notification was received that the Bridgewater College teacher education programs had been approved by the State Board of Educa­ tion at its August meeting. The State Approval Program is a relatively new one in the Common­ wealth of Virginia. Approval of Bridgewater College under this new program involves numer­ ous teacher certification advantages for Bridge­ water students in terms of reciprocity arrange­ ments between the new program and those of many other states. The approval of Bridgewater's teacher education program, as well as Bridge­ water's reaffirmation of accreditation by the We live in a day of change and movement in Southern Association, involved extensive and society at large and in the educational community. thorough self-study efforts. In both instances, the We at Bridgewater College are a part of the self-study procedures proved to be worthwhile and change and movement of our day. Purposeful rewarding endeavors providing the college not change is to be welcomed on the academic scene. only with the benefit of thorough self-scrutiny but We believe that the modifications in academic pro­ also with the benefits of observation and helpful gram, in campus life, and in the on-going program suggestions of teams of well-qualified educators of resource development at Bridgewater have been looking at the Bridgewater programs from the and are positive in nature and that they warrant vantage point of campus visitors. The favorable the support of Bridgewater's friends. comments of the visitors in both their oral and written evaluations emphasized the quality of the Bridgewater programs. This report presents something of the dynamic The 1971-72 year saw the initiation of Bridge­ forces that are at work at Bridgewater in addition water's revised curriculum and calendar. Three to a shared set of facts and figures. Bridgewater ten-week terms and a three-week interterm offer College, as a private, coeducational, church­ students improved opportunities for depth and affiliated, liberal arts college, invites you to share relevance in their academic pursuits. Each stu­ in its pursuit of service to mankind. dent enrolls for three courses in each ten-week term and for one course during the interterm. The procedure has made possible many unique activi­ ties in the concentrated study of a particular sub­ ject area. Elimination of conflicts in the demands for the students' time allows the students and their Wayne F. Geisert teachers to pursue studies both on and off campus. President The uniqueness of the opportunities provided is illustrated by the fact that during the interterm

This combined President's Report and Report of Giving is the of the early Spring of 1972, Bridgewater had September and December issue of the BRIDGEWATER pub­ students and professors in Germany, Mexico, lications series, published monthly except February, June, and Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida, Baltimore, Wash­ August by Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Virginia. Second class postage paid at Bridgewater, Virginia 22812. ington, D.C., Richmond, and at other places off campus. Obviously, most students were enrolled VOLUME 48 NOS. 2 AND 5 DECEMBER, 1972 in special courses and seminars on campus.

1 quate financial remuneration?" But we are also deeply concerned that the student come to the realization that his preparation is more than voca­ tional. It should include a truly liberalizing educational experience, leading him to a learning of how to live and to the determination to reach a richness in quality of life not otherwise possible. Throughout its history Bridgewater College has devoted itself to becoming an increasingly effective force for the betterment of mankind. As alumni find avenues of useful service and influence and the satisfaction of enriched lives, the college finds its ultimate channels of service to humanity.

THE STUDENTS -FALL 1972 The response to the new curriculum and Bridgewater students continue their keen inter­ calendar by students and faculty has been encour­ est in all aspects of college life as it relates to them aging. A campus-wide study conducted near the and to society including the academic, the social, end of last school year confirmed the wide ac­ and the personal. It is Bridgewater's stated pur­ ceptance of the new system and program. While pose to provide an experience for the student in we know that the curriculum and calendar will be which "each individual is treated with respect" and improved upon in the years ahead, we feel that it in which "there is mutual concern and support, is basically a good plan and one which effectively and each person becomes increasingly aware of his implements Bridgewater's statement of purpose. responsibility to his fellow men, both near and We look upon the Bridgewater program as being far." cautiously innovative, placing emphasis on both Attention just recently has been focused on the relevance and the preservation of quality edu­ political arena. With this focus came wholesome cation. debate, the discussion of political philosophy, and We realize that we must endeavor to educate our students to live in the 21st Century, now just a sorting out of the important issues all of which 28 years away. In our endeavor to sense the cur­ are indispensable parts of the democratic process. rent trends with a reasonable degree of accuracy, Student involvement and interest has been height­ we sense significant changes underway in both the ened during this period. We see this process as a mind of the student and that of society regarding wholesome development of citizenship and as an basic concepts of the whole program of under­ acceptance of responsibility by a whole new seg­ graduate education. It has been said that educa­ ment of voters. tion serves two basic purposes: it provides for the We believe that today's youth have turned a student the means to earn a living, and it teaches corner and that they are seeking meaningful places him to learn how to live. Many have looked upon in our society. Their commitment to change is a college education as a vehicle of social and eco­ generally directed toward seeking constructive nomic mobility. In our affluent society, the ways to bring about needed correctives in our economic factor has often been the prime motiva­ troubled society. They are pursuing these changes tion while the broadening and enriching of life through avenues which they see as holding has been an appropriate but often little em­ promise of being productive. We see our responsi­ phasized corollary. At Bridgewater we are well bility as that of relating to them in such a way that aware of these facets and we seek to keep them in they can develop the abilities and attitudes which proper perspective. We are in full agreement with will bring genuine satisfaction and meaning to the student who, as he moves through the aca­ them as a result of making significant contribu­ demic program, asks himself, "How can I find a tions to the society and the world around them. useful and significant place in society with ade- In all of this, Bridgewater College finds itself in-

2 3 quate financial remuneration?" But we are also deeply concerned that the student come to the realization that his preparation is more than voca­ tional. It should include a truly liberalizing educational experience, leading him to a learning of how to live and to the determination to reach a richness in quality of life not otherwise possible. Throughout its history Bridgewater College has devoted itself to becoming an increasingly effective force for the betterment of mankind. As alumni find avenues of useful service and influence and the satisfaction of enriched lives, the college finds its ultimate channels of service to humanity.

THE STUDENTS -FALL 1972 The response to the new curriculum and Bridgewater students continue their keen inter­ calendar by students and faculty has been encour­ est in all aspects of college life as it relates to them aging. A campus-wide study conducted near the and to society including the academic, the social, end of last school year confirmed the wide ac­ and the personal. It is Bridgewater's stated pur­ ceptance of the new system and program. While pose to provide an experience for the student in we know that the curriculum and calendar will be which "each individual is treated with respect" and improved upon in the years ahead, we feel that it in which "there is mutual concern and support, is basically a good plan and one which effectively and each person becomes increasingly aware of his implements Bridgewater's statement of purpose. responsibility to his fellow men, both near and We look upon the Bridgewater program as being far." cautiously innovative, placing emphasis on both Attention just recently has been focused on the relevance and the preservation of quality edu­ political arena. With this focus came wholesome cation. debate the discussion of political philosophy, and We realize that we must endeavor to educate , our students to live in the 21st Century, now just a sorting out of the important issues all of which are indispensable parts of the democratic process. 28 years away. In our endeavor to sense the cur­ rent trends with a reasonable degree of accuracy, Student involvement and interest has been height­ we sense significant changes underway in both the ened during this period. We see this process as a mind of the student and that of society regarding wholesome development of citizenship and as an basic concepts of the whole program of under­ acceptance of responsibility by a whole new seg­ graduate education. It has been said that educa­ ment of voters. tion serves two basic purposes: it provides for the We believe that today's youth have turned a student the means to earn a living, and it teaches corner and that they are seeking meaningful places him to learn how to live. Many have looked upon in our society. Their commitment to change is a college education as a vehicle of social and eco­ generally directed toward seeking constructive nomic mobility. In our affluent society, the ways to bring about needed correctives in our economic factor has often been the prime motiva­ troubled society. They are pursuing these changes tion while the broadening and enriching of life through avenues which they see as holding has been an appropriate but often little em­ promise of being productive. We see our responsi­ phasized corollary. At Bridgewater we are well bility as that of relating to them in such a way that aware of these facets and we seek to keep them in they can develop the abilities and attitudes which proper perspective. We are in full agreement with will bring genuine satisfaction and meaning to the student who, as he moves through the aca­ them as a result of making significant contribu­ demic program, asks himself, "How can I find a tions to the society and the world around them. useful and significant place in society with ade- In all of this, Bridgewater College finds itself in-

2 3 volved in the never-ending process of becoming FACULTY ACTIVITIES the educational institution it wants to be. A most significant aspect of the strength of During the calendar year of 1972, the college Bridgewater College lies in the devotion of its graduated one of the largest classes ( 171) in its excellent faculty. Of the Bridgewater teachers history. This fall's total enrollment of 860 stu­ who were on full-time contracts during the dents includes 446 men and 414 women from 18 1971-72 academic year 43.3 percent possessed states, the District of Columbia, and from Bolivia, the earned doctorate. Also important is the fact Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, and Nigeria. By that an additional 11.5 percent was actively en­ classes the enrollment includes 265 freshmen, 267 gaged in work beyond the master's degree leading sophomores, 171 juniors, and 145 seniors. Eight toward the doctorate. Among those currently of the junior students are attending European working toward doctorates are Mr. Ray Baker of universities in the Brethren Colleges Abroad pro­ the Economics Department, Mr. John Barr of the gram. There are also nine part-time students and Music Department, Mr: Daniel Bly of the History three post-graduate students enrolled. and Political Science Department, Mr. Charles The geographic origin of students for the cur­ Churchman of the English Department, Mr. David rent college year follows: Metzler of the Philosophy and Religion Depart­ ment, Mr. James Reedy of the Health and Physi­ Virginia 481 cal Education Department, Mr. Lamar Neal of Maryland 150 the History and Political Science Department, 65 New Jersey .. and Mr. Steve Watson of the Philosophy and Pennsylvania 64 Religion Department. All teaching faculty mem­ New York 21 bers, both full-time and part-time, have graduate Delaware 20 degrees and/ or professional degrees appropriate to West Virginia 12 their specific assignments. Florida 9 Since the expanded and improved sabbatical Connecticut 5 leave program was put into effect in 1970, seven District of Columbia 5 professors have made use of the program to up­ Illinois 5 date their professional preparations. During the past year Dr. Lowell Heisey of the Department of North Carolina 4 Chemistry participated in a post-doctoral program Other States of the U. S. 12 at Ohio State University in which he engaged in Countries abroad 7 independent study and research and studied new Bridgewater students may major in twenty-one science teaching methods. During the past sum­ different areas in sixteen major fields of study mer Dr. Raymond Andes, Head of Bridgewater's embracing a wide range of subjects which are Language Division, and Professor Paul Kline, basically liberal arts in content. Because of its Head of the Art Department, were on summer unique calendar, special opportunities are avail­ sabbaticals. Dr. Andes attended lectures on able in independent studies and study abroad. Bridgewater also offers its students many extra­ curricular, special, and co-curricular activities. These include music, art, drama, religious activi­ ties of the student's choice, forensics, publications, campus radio broadcasting, intercollegiate and intramural athletics for both men and women, and student government. Bridgewater students are encouraged to develop initiative, leadership, sportsmanship, tolerance, and a cooperative spirit with the goal of making these qualities basic cornerstones in the building of useful and successful Christian lives.

4 5 FACULTY ACTIVITIES volved in the never-ending process of becoming the educational institution it wants to be. A most significant aspect of the strength of During the calendar year of 1972, the college Bridgewater College lies in the devotion of its graduated one of the largest classes ( 171) in its excellent faculty. Of the Bridgewater teachers history. This fall's total enrollme nt of 860 stu­ who were on full-time contracts during the dents includes 446 men and 414 women from 18 1971-72 academic year 43.3 percent possessed states, the District of Columbia, and from Bolivia, the earned doctorate. Also important is the fact Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, and Nigeria. By that an additional 11.5 percent was actively en­ classes the enrollment includes 265 freshmen, 267 gaged in work beyond the master's degree leading sophomores, 171 juniors, and 145 seniors. Eight toward the doctorate. Among those currently of the junior students are attending European working toward doctorates are Mr. Ray Baker of universities in the Brethren Colleges Abroad pro­ the Economics Department, Mr. John Barr of the gram. There are also nine part-time students and Music Department, Mr: Daniel Bly of the History three post-graduate students enrolled. and Political Science Department, Mr. Charles The geographic origin of students for the cur­ Churchman of the English Department, Mr. David rent college year follows: Metzler of the Philosophy and Religion Depart­ ment, Mr. James Reedy of the Health and Physi­ Virginia 481 cal Education Department, Mr. Lamar Neal of Maryland 150 the History and Political Science Department, New Jersey .. 65 and Mr. Steve Watson of the Philosophy and Pennsylvania 64 Religion Department. All teaching faculty mem­ New York 21 bers, both full-time and part-time, have graduate Delaware ...... 20 degrees and/ or professional degrees appropriate to West Virginia 12 their specific assignments. Florida 9 Since the expanded and improved sabbatical Connecticut 5 leave program was put into effect in 1970, seven District of Columbia 5 professors have made use of the program to up­ date their professional preparations. During the Illinois 5 past year Dr. Lowell Heisey of the Department of North Carolina 4 Chemistry participated in a post-doctoral program Other States of the U. S. 12 at Ohio State University in which he engaged in Countries abroad 7 independent study and research and studied new Bridgewater students may major in twenty-one science teaching methods. During the past sum­ different areas in sixteen major fields of study mer Dr. Raymond Andes, Head of Bridgewater's embracing a wide range of subjects which are Language Division, and Professor Paul Kline, basically liberal arts in content. Because of its Head of the Art Department, were on summer unique calendar, special opportunities are avail­ sabbaticals. Dr. Andes attended lectures on able in independent studies and study abroad. Bridgewater also offers its students many extra­ curricular, special, and co-curricular activities. These include music, art, drama, religious activi­ ties of the student's choice, forensics, publications, campus radio broadcasting, intercollegiate and intramural athletics for both men and women, and student government. Bridgewater students are encouraged to develop initiative, leadership, sportsmanship, tolerance, and a cooperative spirit with the goal of making these qualities basic cornerstones in the building of useful and successful Christian lives.

4 5 French civilization at the University of Paris and also collected materials concerning European at­ titudes, especially French, toward America and Americans. This project involved him in both classroom work and street interviews. Professor Kline's work involved him in visiting and studying several of the major galleries and museums in Europe. A by-product of his summer activity was the development of special slides for use in his art classes. While he spent most of his summer in visiting the art centers of Italy, he also visited centers in Germany, France, and Spain. During this past summer Professor Lamar Neal was invited by the International Law Commission to participate in the unique educational experience of attending sessions of the International Court of Justice at the Hague, observing sessions of the International Law Commission at Geneva, and attending lectures in the field of International Law at the University of Dijon in France. Also during past summer Professor Kent and his students the summer Dr. Roger Sappington completed and engaged in summer research on "Choice-Behavior published his new book, Reuel B. Pritchett, and Shaping of Motor Performance." Dr. Dear­ Churchman and Antiquarian. dorff has been directing a research activity study­ The creative use of leisure time is a tradition ing the gravitational effect upon the density of on the part of Bridgewater faculty members. Thus, simple fluids near their critical points. This work numerous other faculty members have been in­ was started several years ago by Dean Dale V. volved throughout the past year, and particularly Ulrich while a full-time physics professor. during the summer of 1972, in special educational Dr. Dale V. Ulrich, Dean of the College, has experiences as summer school teachers on other been selected as a participant in the Deans' Semi­ college and university campuses, as researchers nar in India scheduled for the period from and writers, as educational observers in various December 1, 1972, through January 26, 1973. In settings, as practitioners using their special areas this seminar Dr. Ulrich and 19 other deans from of expertise in varied assignments, and as alert colleges and universities in the United States will citizens relating their leisure time and their vaca­ have an opportunity to observe Indian culture in­ tion experiences to their teaching fields at Bridge­ cluding the Indian educational system through water. extensive travel in various areas of the country, The continued focus on relating the research through seminars and conferences involving endeavors of the college to the undergraduate Indian educational leaders, and through follow-up educational experiences of the students is illus­ conferences of the participants. The purpose of trated by the research activities of the past several the seminar is to stimulate extensive use of mate­ years of Dr. Donald R. Witters and Professor rial on India in a broad range of courses and George W. Kent of the Department of Psychology, college programs. This program is similar to one at the professorial level in which Dr. W. Robert whose efforts resulted in the recent publication of McFadden of the Philosophy and Religion Depart­ a journal article entitled "Teaching Without Lec­ ment participated in the summer of 1971. Dr. turing: Evidence in the Case for Individualized Ulrich received his recent appointment, as did Instruction" in These The Psychological Record. Dr. McFadden, through the University Center in men as well as Dr. Donald L. Deardorff of the Virginia and its relationship to the United States Physics Department have had the benefit of spe­ Office of Education, the National Council of cific research grants to underwrite the costs of Associations for International Studies, and the portions of their research activities. During the Central States College Association. n 7 French civilization at the University of Paris and also collected materials concerning European at­ titudes, especially French, toward America and Americans. This project involved him in both classroom work and street interviews. Professor Kline's work involved him in visiting and studying several of the major galleries and museums in Europe. A by-product of his summer activity was the development of special slides for use in his art classes. While he spent most of his summer in visiting the art centers of Italy, he also visited centers in Germany, France, and Spain. During this past summer Professor Lamar Neal was invited by the International Law Commission to participate in the unique educational experience of attending sessions of the International Court of Justice at the Hague, observing sessions of the International Law Commission at Geneva, and attending lectures in the field of International Law at the University of Dijon in France. Also during past summer Professor Kent and his students the summer Dr. Roger Sappington completed and engaged in summer research on "Choice-Behavior published his new book, Reuel B. Pritchett, and Shaping of Motor Performance." Dr. Dear­ Churchman and Antiquarian. dorff has been directing a research activity study­ The creative use of leisure time is a tradition ing the gravitational effect upon the density of on the part of Bridgewater faculty members. Thus, simple fluids near their critical points. This work numerous other faculty members have been in­ was started several years ago by Dean Dale V. volved throughout the past year, and particularly Ulrich while a full-time physics professor. during the summer of 1972, in special educational Dr. Dale V. Ulrich, Dean of the College, has experiences as summer school teachers on other been selected as a participant in the Deans' Semi­ college and university campuses, as researchers nar in India scheduled for the period from and writers, as educational observers in various December 1, 1972, through January 26, 1973. In settings, as practitioners using their special areas this seminar Dr. Ulrich and 19 other deans from of expertise in varied assignments, and as alert colleges and universities in the United States will citizens relating their leisure time and their vaca­ have an opportunity to observe Indian culture in­ tion experiences to their teaching fields at Bridge­ cluding the Indian educational system through water. extensive travel in various areas of the country, The continued focus on relating the research through seminars and conferences involving endeavors of the college to the undergraduate Indian educational leaders, and through follow-up educational experiences of the students is illus­ conferences of the participants. The purpose of trated by the research activities of the past several the seminar is to stimulate extensive use of mate­ years of Dr. Donald R. Witters and Professor rial on India in a broad range of courses and George W. Kent of the Department of Psychology, college programs. This program is similar to one at the professorial level in which Dr. W. Robert whose efforts resulted in the recent publication of McFadden of the Philosophy and Religion Depart­ a journal article entitled "Teaching Without Lec­ ment participated in the summer of 1971. Dr. turing: Evidence in the Case for Individualized Ulrich received his recent appointment, as did Instruction" in These The Psychological Record. Dr. McFadden, through the University Center in men as well as Dr. Donald L. Deardorff of the Virginia and its relationship to the United States Physics Department have had the benefit of spe­ Office of Education, the National Council of cific research grants to underwrite the costs of Associations for International Studies, and the portions of their research activities. During the Central States College Association.

6 7 CONTRIBUTED SUPPRT tives, and others in working out an arrangement -THE 1971-72 YEAR under which the long-time dreams of Mr. and During the 1971-72 fiscal year, gifts and grants Mrs. Flory to devote their resources to Bridge­ to the college totaled $679,752.49. Classification water College could be realized. The generous of contributions by sources follows: bequest and contribution of the Orville Florys to Bridgewater College, which involved both outright Alumni $113,941. 67 contributions and the execution of a substantial Church of the Brethren annuity contract, was one of the largest transac­ ( congregations, districts, tions of this type in the history of the institution. etc., not including Death took Rev. and Mrs. Byron M. Flory from individuals) 49,569.73 the college community during the early part of Grants (U.S.) for research, this calendar year. These folks were also well­ library, student assistance, known for their devotion to Bridgewater. The and interest supplements 111,633.03 Reverend Byron M. Flory, a son of the founder Virginia Foundation for of the college, was recognized as a distinguished Independent Colleges (for alumnus of the institution on Founders' Day, current operations) 70,960.14 April 7, 1972, just a few weeks before his death. Virginia Foundation for As this report is being prepared, other wills are Independent Colleges ( a in probate. Of particular interest is that of Dr. contribution of corporate Ruth H. Cline who spent her life in higher edu­ stock) 11,682.39 cation and who identified Bridgewater College as Other businesses and the ultimate beneficiary of her estate, having made foundations 24,305.34 life interest provisions for a close relative. Also Bequests and bequest-related of special interest is that of the late Mr. and Mrs. contributions 250,694.35 Lester D. Hoover, who through their wills pro­ Other sources vided that a major bequest would be directed to ( primarily individuals) 46,965.84 the college. It should be mentioned that Mr. and Mrs. D. $679,752.49 Wilmer Garber and Mr. and Mrs. J. Manley The past year has been one in which the devo­ Garber of Woodbridge, Virginia, made an unusual tion of persons to the Bridgewater cause has been and significant contribution to the college during before us almost continuously. The death of Dr. the past spring in transferring to the college a Samuel A. Harley and the establishment of the fractional interest in some valuable real estate Samuel A. Harley Memorial Scholarship Fund located at the edge of Harrisonburg, Virginia. It deserves particular mention, for until recently Dr. Harley was in our midst promoting our steward­ ship and the cause of Bridgewater College. The significant values reported under bequests in the above listing resulted from the devotion of such persons as the late J. Ralph Bonsack, Earl D. Flory, and Orville C. Flory, among others. The estate of Earl D. Flory, a son of the founder of the college, was settled during the past year resulting in a major bequest to the college, for he had named Bridgewater College the principal beneficiary under the provisions of his will. The tragic death of Orville C. Flory, a nephew of the founder of the college, in an accident in July, 1971, resulted in many hours of deliberations and work on the part of Mrs. Flory, college representa-

8 9 CONTRIBUTED SUPPRT tives, and others in working out an arrangement -THE 1971-72 YEAR under which the long-time dreams of Mr. and During the 1971-72 fiscal year, gifts and grants Mrs. Flory to devote their resources to Bridge­ to the college totaled $679,752.49. Classification water College could be realized. The generous of contributions by sources follows: bequest and contribution of the Orville Florys to Bridgewater College, which involved both outright Alumni $113,941. 67 contributions and the execution of a substantial Church of the Brethren annuity contract, was one of the largest transac­ ( congregations, districts, tions of this type in the history of the institution. etc., not including Death took Rev. and Mrs. Byron M. Flory from individuals) 49,569.73 the college community during the early part of Grants (U.S.) for research, this calendar year. These folks were also well­ library, student assistance, known for their devotion to Bridgewater. The and interest supplements 111,633.03 Reverend Byron M. Flory, a son of the founder Virginia Foundation for of the college, was recognized as a distinguished Independent Colleges (for alumnus of the institution on Founders' Day, current operations) 70,960.14 April 7, 1972, just a few weeks before his death. Virginia Foundation for As this report is being prepared, other wills are Independent Colleges ( a in probate. Of particular interest is that of Dr. contribution of corporate Ruth H. Cline who spent her life in higher edu­ stock) 11,682.39 cation and who identified Bridgewater College as Other businesses and the ultimate beneficiary of her estate, having made foundations 24,305.34 life interest provisions for a close relative. Also Bequests and bequest-related of special interest is that of the late Mr. and Mrs. contributions 250,694.35 Lester D. Hoover, who through their wills pro­ Other sources vided that a major bequest would be directed to ( primarily individuals) 46,965.84 the college. It should be mentioned that Mr. and Mrs. D. $679,752.49 Wilmer Garber and Mr. and Mrs. J. Manley The past year has been one in which the devo­ Garber of Woodbridge, Virginia, made an unusual tion of persons to the Bridgewater cause has been and significant contribution to the college during before us almost continuously. The death of Dr. the past spring in transferring to the college a Samuel A. Harley and the establishment of the fractional interest in some valuable real estate Samuel A. Harley Memorial Scholarship Fund located at the edge of Harrisonburg, Virginia. It deserves particular mention, for until recently Dr. Harley was in our midst promoting our steward­ ship and the cause of Bridgewater College. The significant values reported under bequests in the above listing resulted from the devotion of such persons as the late J. Ralph Bonsack, Earl D. Flory, and Orville C. Flory, among others. The estate of Earl D. Flory, a son of the founder of the college, was settled during the past year resulting in a major bequest to the college, for he had named Bridgewater College the principal beneficiary under the provisions of his will. The tragic death of Orville C. Flory, a nephew of the founder of the college, in an accident in July, 1971, resulted in many hours of deliberations and work on the part of Mrs. Flory, college representa-

8 9 should be noted that the corporate stock with a book value of $11,682.39 noted in the above list­ ing as a special contribution received through the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges is being held for Bridgewater College by the Virginia FACTS ON FINANCE Foundation. This amount represents Bridge­ -THE 1971-72 YEAR water's share of a major contribution to the An analysis of the operating statement for the Foundation and its member colleges by the A. A. year ended June 30, 1972, reveals that the college Houser Trust. Dr. A. A. Houser, who is the chief continued its practice of operating its total pro­ executive of Wm. P. Poythress & Company, Inc., gram on a sound fiscal basis resulting in a small of Richmond, Virginia, has had an abiding interest balance on current operations. Attention is also in the member colleges of the Virginia Foundation called to the balance sheet as of June 30, 1972. It over the years. A graduate of Washington and should be noted that all debt payments were Lee University, he is also a member of the Bridge­ handled on schedule and that a modest surplus has water alumni family, having started his collegiate been accumulated on current operations. career as a student at Daleville College, an insti­ The net worth of the college increased by ap­ tution later merged into Bridgewater College. proximately $800,000 during the twelve-month The devotion and stewardship of the persons period. Since the assets of the college, including identified above as well as that of the many per­ stocks and bonds, are carried on the books at sons too numerous to mention who have made acquisition costs rather than at current market both long-term estate plans and immediate contri­ values, the actual worth of many of these assets is butions to the college are not only examples of substantially more than shown in the balance genuine stewardship but also of the continuing sheet. This is well illustrated by the fact that interest of a host of alumni, churchmen, business­ college investments in income earning assets, quite men, and other friends in investing in our youth apart from the educational plant, have an esti­ and in the potential of Bridgewater College to mated market value which is approximately serve them. $500,000 in excess of the book values included in the balance sheet. While the college operated "in the black" it is feeling the continuing pressure of inflating costs at a time when it is reluctant to pass on the full amount of the inflation to its young customers. Bridgewater College, along with all of private higher education, has a genuine stake in the deci­ sions which will be made in both the national and the state legislatures in the years immediately ahead. Of great concern just now is the effort on the part of some Congressmen to eliminate or greatly limit the deductibility of charitable contri­ butions on Federal income tax returns. Another concern is the effort to eliminate the capital gains provisions of the Internal Revenue Code which have encouraged contributions of appreciated property to colleges and universities. The preser­ vation within the tax law of the present incentives to voluntary support is of great importance to private higher education as well as to the preser­ vation of voluntary agencies in general and is of crucial significance to the private sector of the American economy.

10 11 should be noted that the corporate stock with a book value of $11,682.39 noted in the above list­ ing as a special contribution received through the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges is being held for Bridgewater College by the Virginia FACTS ON FINANCE Foundation. This amount represents Bridge­ -THE 1971-72 YEAR water's share of a major contribution to the An analysis of the operating statement for the Foundation and its member colleges by the A. A. year ended June 30, 1972, reveals that the college Houser Trust. Dr. A. A. Houser, who is the chief continued its practice of operating its total pro­ executive of Wm. P. Poythress & Company, Inc., gram on a sound fiscal basis resulting in a small of Richmond, Virginia, has had an abiding interest balance on current operations. Attention is also in the member colleges of the Virginia Foundation called to the balance sheet as of June 30, 1972. It over the years. A graduate of Washington and should be noted that all debt payments were Lee University, he is also a member of the Bridge­ handled on schedule and that a modest surplus has water alumni family, having started his collegiate been accumulated on current operations. career as a student at Daleville College, an insti­ The net worth of the college increased by ap­ tution later merged into Bridgewater College. proximately $800,000 during the twelve-month The devotion and stewardship of the persons period. Since the assets of the college, including identified above as well as that of the many per­ stocks and bonds, are carried on the books at sons too numerous to mention who have made acquisition costs rather than at current market both long-term estate plans and immediate contri­ values, the actual worth of many of these assets is butions to the college are not only examples of substantially more than shown in the balance genuine stewardship but also of the continuing sheet. This is well illustrated by the fact that interest of a host of alumni, churchmen, business­ college investments in income earning assets, quite men, and other friends in investing in our youth apart from the educational plant, have an esti­ and in the potential of Bridgewater College to mated market value which is approximately serve them. $500,000 in excess of the book values included in the balance sheet. While the college operated "in the black" it is feeling the continuing pressure of inflating costs at a time when it is reluctant to pass on the full amount of the inflation to its young customers. Bridgewater College, along with all of private higher education, has a genuine stake in the deci­ sions which will be made in both the national and the state legislatures in the years immediately ahead. Of great concern just now is the effort on the part of some Congressmen to eliminate or greatly limit the deductibility of charitable contri­ butions on Federal income tax returns. Another concern is the effort to eliminate the capital gains provisions of the Internal Revenue Code which have encouraged contributions of appreciated property to colleges and universities. The preser­ vation within the tax law of the present incentives to voluntary support is of great importance to private higher education as well as to the preser­ vation of voluntary agencies in general and is of crucial significance to the private sector of the American economy.

10 11 BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE

Statement of Operations for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1972

Operating Income: Operating Expenditures: Tuition and Fees ...... $1,414,404.01 Instruction ...... $ 857,784.51 Endowment Income 74,021.58 Library 94,720.39 Gifts for Current Operations 124,919.65 Sponsored Research 8,968.68 Research Grants 9,032.03 Student Services 172,475.61 Other Special Grants 95,463.00 Student Aid (outright grants)* 148,580.08 Other Sources 59,519.36 General Institutional and Auxiliary Enterprises 931,937.31 Administrative Expense 246,404.08 Total Operating Income ...... $2,709,296.94 Plant Operation and Maintenance Expense 213,933.66 *In addition, approximately $384,000 in assistance Other Expenses 20,727.04 was provided Bridgewater students through insti­ Auxiliary Enterprises 834,864.31 tutional loan funds, U.S. National Defense Student Transfer to Restricted Funds . 7,651.27 Loan Funds, U.S. Work-Study Opportunities, general Plant Additions and Transfers 96,000.00 campus employment, and scholarships and loans Total Operating Expenditures ..... $2,702,10.63 from outside agencies. NET INCOME ...... $ 7,187.31

Consolidated Balance Sheet June 30, 1972

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND FUNDS Current and Miscellaneous Assets: Liabilities: Cash (all funds) ...... $ 391,646.48 Accounts Payable ...... $ 3,400.00 Accounts Receivable 46,765.98 Accrued Payroll 101,954.43 Inventories of Supplies 51,195.40 Accrued Interest and Prepaid Insurance 10,096.00 Property Taxes . 1,424.42 Contributed Property to be Sold ... 428,217.71 Credit Balances in Notes Receivable (Student Loans Accounts Receivable 9,189.37 Including National Defense Student Deposits 80,445.00 Student Loans) 689,898.69 Notes Payable 197,441.08 Deposit (United Student Plant Fund Bonds and Term Aid Fund) 1,000.00 Loans Payable 2,970,462.34 TOTAL CURRENT AND TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,364,316.64 MISCELLANEOUS ASSETS 1,618,820.26 Funds: Investments: Contingency Fund 10,356.70 U.S. Treasury Obligations 77,000.00 Unexpended Plant Funds . 233,228.57 Bonds and Convertible Unexpended Reserves for Debentures . 205,763.75 Repairs and Replacements 89,424.00 Stocks (including a Common Unexpended Research Funds Fund Investment) 570,088.74 and Other Grants 5,568.16 Notes Receivable 2,535.48 Annuity Fund Contracts . 382,275.81 Real Estate . 595,703.07 Agency Funds 84,293.16 Farm Equipment, Livestock, Fund Balances and Surplus . 6,599,493.31 and Supplies 127,305.46 TOTAL FUNDS AND SURPLUS . 7,404,639.71 TOTAL INVESTMENTS 1,578,396.50 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUNDS ... $10,768,956.35 Plant: Land, Buildings, and Equipment 7,571,739.59 TOTAL ASSETS ...... $10,768,956.35

12 13 BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE

Statement of Operations for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1972

Operating Income: Operating Expenditures: Tuition and Fees ...... $1,414,404.01 Instruction ...... $ 857,784.51 Endowment Income 74,021.58 Library 94,720.39 Gifts for Current Operations 124,919.65 Sponsored Research 8,968.68 Research Grants 9,032.03 Student Services 172,475.61 Other Special Grants 95,463.00 Student Aid (outright grants)* 148,580.08 Other Sources 59,519.36 General Institutional and Auxiliary Enterprises 931,937.31 Administrative Expense 246,404.08 Total Operating Income ...... $2,709,296.94 Plant Operation and Maintenance Expense 213,933.66 *In addition, approximately $384,000 in assistance Other Expenses 20,727.04 was provided Bridgewater students through insti­ Auxiliary Enterprises 834,864.31 tutional loan funds, U.S. National Defense Student Transfer to Restricted Funds . 7,651.27 Loan Funds, U.S. Work-Study Opportunities, general Plant Additions and Transfers . 96,000.00 campus employment, and scholarships and loans Total Operating Expenditures ..... $2,702,10.63 from outside agencies. NET INCOME .$ 7,187.31

Consolidated Balance Sheet June 30, 1972

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND FUNDS Current and Miscellaneous Assets: Liabilities: Cash (all funds) ...... $ 391,646.48 Accounts Payable ...... $ 3,400.00 Accounts Receivable 46,765.98 Accrued Payroll 101,954.43 Inventories of Supplies 51,195.40 Accrued Interest and Prepaid Insurance 10,096.00 Property Taxes . 1,424.42 Contributed Property to be Sold ... 428,217.71 Credit Balances in Notes Receivable (Student Loans Accounts Receivable 9,189.37 Including National Defense Student Deposits 80,445.00 Student Loans) 689,898.69 Notes Payable 197,441.08 Deposit (United Student Plant Fund Bonds and Term Aid Fund) 1,000.00 Loans Payable 2,970,462.34 TOTAL CURRENT AND TOTAL LIABILITIES 3,364,316.64 MISCELLANEOUS ASSETS 1,618,820.26 Funds: Investments: Contingency Fund 10,356.70 U.S. Treasury Obligations 77,000.00 Unexpended Plant Funds . 233,228.57 Bonds and Convertible Unexpended Reserves for Debentures 205,763.75 Repairs and Replacements 89,424.00 Stocks (including a Common Unexpended Research Funds Fund Investment) 570,088.74 and Other Grants 5,568.16 Notes Receivable 2,535.48 Annuity Fund Contracts . 382,275.81 Real Estate . 595,703.07 Agency Funds 84,293.16 Farm Equipment, Livestock, Fund Balances and Surplus . 6,599,493.31 and Supplies 127,305.46 TOTAL FUNDS AND SURPLUS . 7,404,639.71 TOTAL INVESTMENTS 1,578,396.50 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUNDS . . $10,768,956.35 Plant: Land, Buildings, and Equipment 7,571,739.59 TOTAL ASSETS ...... $10,768,956.35

12 13 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT During the past year progress was made in the efforts to fund the athletic field improvement project, the Cole Hall improvement project, and the Christian Experience Scholarship fund. The Jopson Field Complex. On Homecoming Day, October 9, 1971, Bridgewater's athletic field was renamed the Harry G. M. Jopson Field in honor of Dr. Jopson, a member of the Biology Department since 1936 and Head of the Depart­ ment since 1950. He has also served as Bridge­ water's track coach since 1937. During this past spring the track team won the Virginia All-Small College championship on the new field for its sixth consecutive annual win. In the new Jopson Field complex, the football field encircled by a new all-weather track has been toward his tuition and other costs. This, combined relocated so that it is parallel to the bank behind with the support provided by the organization the college buildings nearest the athletic field. In utilizing the student's services during the summer, addition, the baseball diamond has been relocated compensates in part for the summer earnings and is adjacent to the football field. The new field which the student would otherwise have received is pleasing in appearance and has been provided through a higher paying summer job. One student with an adequate irrigation and drainage system to was placed in this program during the summer of make it as attractive and useful as possible. The 1972. It is hoped that the fund will grow rapidly new facility is of tremendous benefit to the Physi­ in order that additional students may be accom­ cal Education Department and to the intercol­ modated in the years immediately ahead. legiate athletic program. The total project involved The recently created Samuel A. Harley Memo­ an outlay of approximately $87,000. To date over rial Scholarship Fund is a part of the overall fund. $57,000 in cash and pledges has been realized for Also a portion of the estate of the late Earl Flory this project. It is hoped that additional contribu­ has been placed in the Christian Experience tions during this current fiscal year will complete Scholarship Fund along with several contributions the financing of the cost of the new Jopson Field, designated for this fund. . The total brought to­ thus eliminating borrowed funds from the project. gether in the overall fund is now approximately The Christian Experience Scholarship Fund. $31,000. Local churches and individuals are in­ Bridgewater's Christian Experience Scholarship vited to assist in expanding the size of this fund Program is new and was given its impetus by a and its usefulness to Bridgewater students and to $10,000 grant provided by Mr. 0. P. Williams of the church. Upland, California, with the understanding that The Cole Hall Improvement Project. In recent Bridgewater College would raise an additional years Cole Hall has been improved in several ways $40,000 so that annually the income from an enhancing both its appearance and usability. A endowment of $50,000 could be used to assist glass front enclosure was added when the Kline selected students in meeting the costs of their edu­ Campus Center was built. Through the gifts of cational programs at Bridgewater following sum­ parents and friends, new carpeting, draperies, a mers devoted to church, camp, or other religious stage curtain, and ailditional stage lighting were work experiences. The church or church-related installed. Though vastly improved, Cole Hall still institution in which the particular student serves requires the additional updating that will bring out in this program is asked to provide him with room, its full potential as an academic, cultural, and board, and a small allowance in return for his recreational resource. Among the urgent needs services. Upon returning to college in the fall, the are a new pipe organ including essential remodel­ student receives a scholarship of $500 to apply ing for its installation, a well-engineered sound

14 15 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT During the past year progress was made in the efforts to fund the athletic field improvement project, the Cole Hall improvement project, and the Christian Experience Scholarship fund. The Jopson Field Complex. On Homecoming Day, October 9, 1971, Bridgewater's athletic field was renamed the Harry G. M. Jopson Field in honor of Dr. Jopson, a member of the Biology Department since 1936 and Head of the Depart­ ment since 1950. He has also served as Bridge­ water's track coach since 1937. During this past spring the track team won the Virginia All-Small College championship on the new field for its sixth consecutive annual win. In the new Jopson Field complex, the football field encircled by a new all-weather track has been toward his tuition and other costs. This, combined relocated so that it is parallel to the bank behind with the support provided by the organization the college buildings nearest the athletic field. In utilizing the student's services during the summer, addition, the baseball diamond has been relocated compensates in part for the summer earnings and is adjacent to the football field. The new field which the student would otherwise have received is pleasing in appearance and has been provided through a higher paying summer job. One student with an adequate irrigation and drainage system to was placed in this program during the summer of make it as attractive and useful as possible. The 1972. It is hoped that the fund will grow rapidly new facility is of tremendous benefit to the Physi­ in order that additional students may be accom­ cal Education Department and to the intercol­ modated in the years immediately ahead. legiate athletic program. The total project involved The recently created Samuel A. Harley Memo­ an outlay of approximately $87,000. To date over rial Scholarship Fund is a part of the overall fund. $57,000 in cash and pledges has been realized for Also a portion of the estate of the late Earl Flory this project. It is hoped that additional contribu­ has been placed in the Christian Experience tions during this current fiscal year will complete Scholarship Fund along with several contributions the financing of the cost of the new Jopson Field, designated for this fund.. The total brought to­ thus eliminating borrowed funds from the project. gether in the overall fund is now approximately The Christian Experience Scholarship Fund. $31,000. Local churches and individuals are in­ Bridgewater's Christian Experience Scholarship vited to assist in expanding the size of this fund Program is new and was given its impetus by a and its usefulness to Bridgewater students and to $10,000 grant provided by Mr. 0. P. Williams of the church. Upland, California, with the understanding that The Cole Hall Improvement Project. In recent Bridgewater College would raise an additional years Cole Hall has been improved in several ways $40,000 so that annually the income from an enhancing both its appearance and usability. A endowment of $50,000 could be used to assist glass front enclosure was added when the Kline selected students in meeting the costs of their edu­ Campus Center was built. Through the gifts of cational programs at Bridgewater following sum­ parents and friends, new carpeting, draperies, a mers devoted to church, camp, or other religious stage curtain, and additional stage lighting were work experiences. The church or church-related installed. Though vastly improved, Cole Hall still institution in which the particular student serves requires the additional updating that will bring out in this program is asked to provide him with room, its full potential as an academic, cultural, and board, and a small allowance in return for his recreational resource. Among the urgent needs services. Upon returning to college in the fall, the are a new pipe organ including essential remodel­ student receives a scholarship of $500 to apply ing for its installation, a well-engineered sound

14 15 system, a new movie screen, much additional stor­ age space, the completion of the updating of the electrical system, and much miscellaneous renova­ tion and redecoration. The installation of a new pipe organ and the construction of much addi­ tional space just back of the present stage as an Honor Roll of Donors added room on Cole Hall are essential features of the Cole Hall improvement project. A joint faculty-administration-student planning CLUB MEMBERSHIPS committee is at work with the college architect in Participants in Bridgewater's Club Program are planning the details of this project. The Cole Hall facility is in great demand for convocations, musi­ helping to insure that the College can continue to cal presentations, drama, conference use, and play a vital role in private higher education. general entertainment. The project will add much to the utility and usefulness of the present rather limited stage area. This $225,000 project is of LIFE BENEFACTORS great significance to the educational and cultural life of Bridgewater College and thus to its ability These individuals because of their exceedingly to serve the larger community not only in the generous and thoughtful philanthropy are recog­ training of organists but also in the broader prepa­ nized as Life Benefactors by Bridgewater's Board ration of its young people. Approximately of Trustees. $42,000 in cash and pledges has been received for this project to date. It is hoped that most of the Mrs. L. Clyde Carter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Moomaw remaining need for funds for the project can be Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Conner Rev. Reuel B. Pritchett Mrs. W. Burton Dillon Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Wakeman realized in cash and pledges in the months imme­ Mrs. Orville C. Flory Mrs. William E. Wine diately ahead. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Kline Those of us who work as members of the Bridgewater team on a day-to-day basis are in­ creasingly aware of the significant investments Benefactors Club which individuals and corporations have made ($1,000 or more) and are making in Bridgewater College. The devotion and stewardship of persons identified in The program has been in existence for three this report as well as that of many others who years. The numbers in parentheses indicate the have made both long-term estate plans and imme­ number of years of consecutive participation in the diate contributions to the college serve to chal­ Club program. lenge us to do our best in making Bridgewater College an ever finer educational institution. Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Ausherman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orrin M. Kline, Sr. (3) Mr. Warren S. Craun (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Lantz (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. P. Davis, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. M. Long, Sr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Dove, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. C. E. McClintock (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Edmonson Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mr. & Mrs. Oak K. Early · McKinney (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. Wilmer Garber (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. D. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Manley Garber (3) Mr. & Mrs. Garland F. Miller (3) Dr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Geisert (3) Mr. Russell Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hersch (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Lee Mullendore (3) Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Hershey (3) Dr. & Mrs. Mark Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Cletus Houff Mr. & Mrs. R. Douglas Dr. Aubrey Houser (3) Nininger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jacob S. Huffman (3) Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Rittenhouse (3) Rev. Floyd Irvin Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Royer (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. P. Jones (2) Mr. & Mrs. Randall Spoerlein Mr. & Mrs. Alvin T. Kline (3) Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Everett Kline Mr. & Mrs. Winston 0. Weaver (3) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kline, Jr. (3)

16 17 system, a new movie screen, much additional stor­ age space, the completion of the updating of the electrical system, and much miscellaneous renova­ tion and redecoration. The installation of a new pipe organ and the construction of much addi­ tional space just back of the present stage as an Honor Roll of Donors added room on Cole Hall are essential features of the Cole Hall improvement project. A joint faculty-administration-student planning CLUB MEMBERSHIPS committee is at work with the college architect in Participants in Bridgewater's Club Program are planning the details of this project. The Cole Hall facility is in great demand for convocations, musi­ helping to insure that the College can continue to cal presentations, drama, conference use, and play a vital role in private higher education. general entertainment. The project will add much to the utility and usefulness of the present rather limited stage area. This $225,000 project is of LIFE BENEFACTORS great significance to the educational and cultural life of Bridgewater College and thus to its ability These individuals because of their exceedingly to serve the larger community not only in the generous and thoughtful philanthropy are recog­ training of organists but also in the broader prepa­ nized as Life Benefactors by Bridgewater's Board ration of its young people. Approximately of Trustees. $42,000 in cash and pledges has been received for this project to date. It is hoped that most of the Mrs. L. Clyde Carter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Moomaw remaining need for funds for the project can be Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Conner Rev. Reuel B. Pritchett Mrs. W. Burton Dillon Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Wakeman realized in cash and pledges in the months imme­ Mrs. Orville C. Flory Mrs. William E. Wine diately ahead. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Kline Those of us who work as members of the Bridgewater team on a day-to-day basis are in­ creasingly aware of the significant investments Benefactors Club which individuals and corporations have made ($1,000 or more) and are making in Bridgewater College. The devotion and stewardship of persons identified in The program has been in existence for three this report as well as that of many others who years. The numbers in parentheses indicate the have made both long-term estate plans and imme­ number of years of consecutive participation in the diate contributions to the college serve to chal­ Club program. lenge us to do our best in making Bridgewater College an ever finer educational institution. Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Ausherman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orrin M. Kline, Sr. (3) Mr. Warren S. Craun (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Lantz (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. P. Davis, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. M. Long, Sr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Dove, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. C. E. McClintock (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Edmonson Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mr. & Mrs. Oak K. Early · McKinney (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. Wilmer Garber (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. D. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Manley Garber (3) Mr. & Mrs. Garland F. Miller (3) Dr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Geisert (3) Mr. Russell Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hersch (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Lee Mullendore (3) Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Hershey (3) Dr. & Mrs. Mark Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Cletus Houff Mr. & Mrs. R. Douglas Dr. Aubrey Houser (3) Nininger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jacob S. Huffman (3) Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Rittenhouse (3) Rev. Floyd Irvin Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Royer (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. P. Jones (2) Mr. & Mrs. Randall Spoerlein Mr. & Mrs. Alvin T. Kline (3) Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Everett Kline Mr. & Mrs. Winston 0. Weaver (3) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kline, Jr. (3)

16 17 Mrs. & Mrs. C. Lacey Dr. & Mrs. Thurman T. Investors Club Compton (3) Grossnickle (3) ($500-$999) Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Compton (2) Mr. & Mrs. Benny D. Gunter Mr. & Mrs. Ralph 0. Compton (3) Mr. & Mrs. H. Gerald Guyton (2) Dr. & Mrs. Carman G. Blough (3) Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. MacNabb Miss A. Olivia Cool (3) Mr. & Mrs. James Z. Hagy (3) Rev. & Mrs. L. Clyde Carter, Miss Laura Mapp Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Cope (2) Mr. & Mrs. William G. Hall (3) Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Corwin Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Hall Dr. Raymond D. Cool (3) Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Cosden (3) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Harden Mr. & Mrs. Ronald V. Cox (3) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin B. Poster (3) Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Cox Mrs. Olga Bonsack Hardy (3) Dr. & Mrs. Carson Lee Fifer (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jesse D. Robertson (3) Mr. & Mrs. Horace V. Cox (3) Mr. & Mrs. Weston A. Hare ·(3) Mrs. Elsie H. Harley (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harvey H. Scott (3) Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Craig Dr. & Mrs. Louie T. Hargett (3) Mr. & Mrs. David L. Holl (3) Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Scott Mrs. Nora M. Craun (3) Mr. Kenneth Harper Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Mrs. Louise G. Showalter (3) Dr. & Mrs. Keith Crim (3) Mr. & Mrs. Claude Harris (2) Hoover (2) Mr. & Mrs. C. Ernest Mr. & Mrs. Saylor C. Cubbage (2) Mr. & Mrs. Everett N. Harris, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. D. Stanley Houser (3) Spoerlein (3) Miss Martha Cupp (3) Rev. & Mrs. N. L. Harsh (3) Dr. & Mrs. Harold Huffman (2) Mr. & Mrs. Fredrik Wachtmeister Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Dean Dr. & Mrs. J. Charles Mr. & Mrs. Nelson T. Huffman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orland Wages (3) Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Deardorff Harshbarger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Harry G. M. Jopson (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Wampler, Dr. & Mrs. Fred A. Diehl Dr. & Mrs. Guy N. Hartman (2) Mr. & Mrs. James L. Keeler (2) Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Driver (3) Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Hatcher Dr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Keihn (3) Dr. & Mrs. R. Lowell Wine (3) Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Dunlap (3) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Haynes (2) Mr. & Mrs. William S. Earhart (3) Dr. Charles A. Heffner Mr. & Mrs. Oak Kermit Early, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. L. V. Heisey Sustainers Club Miss Gene Edmonson Dr. & Mrs. Hollen G. Helbert (2) ($100-$499) Rev. & Mrs. Henry C. Eller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orville Hersch (3) Rev & Mrs. John C. Eller Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Hess (2) Mr. & Mrs. G. C. Agee, Jr. Rev. & Mrs. J. Price Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. D. Eller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald C. Hicks (3) Mr. & Mrs. I. R. Albaugh Rev. & Mrs. J. Willard Mrs. Margaret M. Englar (3) Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Hildebrand (3) Miss Mae M. Albright (3) Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Eyler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Justin Hindley Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph B. Miss Janet L. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Vern Fairchilds Dr. & Mrs. Wilbie S. Hinegardner Alexander (2) Mrs. Katherine C. Bowman (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jesse S. Fifer (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Hollenberg Mr. & Mrs. K. Ray Hollinger (3) Mr. & Mrs. Carlton R. Allender (3) Miss Miriam Bowman Rev. & Mrs. Earle W. Fike, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Holsinger Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Andes (3) Dr. & Mrs. Pasco Bowman (2) Rev. & Mrs. G. E. Fike (3) Rev. Price E. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Hooker (3) Mr. Gene D. Armstrong, Jr. (2) Rev. & Mrs. J. Rogers Fike Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Bailey, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. S. Loren Bowman (3) Dr. Roy M. Hoover (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Baird, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Warren D. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Nevin Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Herman L. Horn (3) Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Alexander C. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Horn (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ray Barlow (2) Dr. & Mrs. Herman W. Fitzwater (3) Mrs. A. M. Horst (3) Mrs. Edith Bonsack Barnes (3) Brubaker (2) Mrs. M. H. Fitzwater (3) Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Horst (3) Mr. & Mrs. William E. Barnett (3) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Brugh Mr. & Mrs. J. Parker Flora (3) Mr. & Mrs. Herman J. Hostetler Mrs. Ruth R. Barth Mr. & Mrs. James P. Brumbaugh, Dr. Walter S. Flory (3) Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Houff (2) Mr. & Mrs. Donovan R. Beachley, II (3) Dr. 0. F. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Houts Sr. (3) Dr. & Mrs. H. G. Bucher Mrs. Grace Forrer (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Howdershell (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Bennett (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Butch Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Foster Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Howlett Mr. & Mrs. Clement A. Bess (3) Mrs. Sathena Clark Cabler Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fuller Mrs. Dorothy M. Huff Mr. & Mrs. Wallace J. Bieber (3) Mrs. Marian W. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Fred Funkhouser (2) Mr. & Mrs. Elmer L. Huffman (2) Dr. & Mrs. R. T. Binford (3) Rev. & Mrs. A. Joseph Caricofe (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Garber, Dr. & Mrs. Warren J. Huffman (3) Dr. & Mrs. E. F. Bittinger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Quinton 0. Carr (2) Sr. (3) Dr. W. H. Humbert (3) Mr. C. Oscar Black (3) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Garber (3) Miss Dorothy Louise Hussey (2) Mr. Leslie Blough Dr. & Mrs. Allen Clague (3) Dr. & Mrs. Robert Garber (3) Dr. & Mrs. Claude Hylton Rev. & Mrs. D. Richard Bohn Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Clemmer Mr. & Mrs. William J. Garber Dr. & Mrs. P. Hampton Hylton (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Bohn, Jr. ·(3) Mr. & Mrs. George S. Click (3) Mr. Reber C. Garst (2) Mr. & Mrs. Cecil C. Ikenberry (2) Dr. & Mrs. John W. Boitnott (3) Mr. Alfred R. Cline Dr. & Mrs. John T. Glick, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Ikenberry Mr. Clyde L. Cline (2) Mr. & Mrs. Emmert R. Bowlus Mr. & Mrs. Victor E. Glick (3) Mrs. Mary M. Ingraham (3) Mr. & Mrs. Berkley 0. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cline Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Godwin, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. William Z. Cline (3) Mr. & Mrs. Clark B. Jamison Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Gordon (3) Mr. Enoch E. Bowman Rev. & Mrs. Lewis M. Clower (3) Mr. & Mrs. John Jarrett Mrs. Flora H. Bowman (3) Miss Naomi H. Coffman (3) Miss Dorothy Gosnell (3) Mrs. Harold Jenkins (3) Mr. & Mrs. Galen E. Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. Radford Dr. & Mrs. S. A. Graham, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Merle L. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. J. Alaric Bowman (3) Compton (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. Elbert Grossnickle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Jenkins 18 19 Mrs. & Mrs. C. Lacey Dr. & Mrs. Thurman T. Investors Club Compton (3) Grossnickle (3) ($500-$999) Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Compton (2) Mr. & Mrs. Benny D. Gunter Mr. & Mrs. Ralph 0. Compton (3) Mr. & Mrs. H. Gerald Guyton (2) Dr. & Mrs. Carman G. Blough (3) Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. MacNabb Miss A. Olivia Cool (3) Mr. & Mrs. James Z. Hagy (3) Rev. & Mrs. L. Clyde Carter, Miss Laura Mapp Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Cope (2) Mr. & Mrs. William G. Hall (3) Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Corwin Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Hall Dr. Raymond D. Cool (3) Mr. & Mrs. Lowell A. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Cosden (3) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Harden Mr. & Mrs. Ronald V. Cox (3) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin B. Poster (3) Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Cox Mrs. Olga Bonsack Hardy (3) Dr. & Mrs. Carson Lee Fifer (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jesse D. Robertson (3) Mr. & Mrs. Horace V. Cox (3) Mr. & Mrs. Weston A. Hare ·(3) Mrs. Elsie H. Harley (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harvey H. Scott (3) Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Craig Dr. & Mrs. Louie T. Hargett (3) Mr. & Mrs. David L. Holl (3) Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Scott Mrs. Nora M. Craun (3) Mr. Kenneth Harper Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Mrs. Louise G. Showalter (3) Dr. & Mrs. Keith Crim (3) Mr. & Mrs. Claude Harris (2) Hoover (2) Mr. & Mrs. C. Ernest Mr. & Mrs. Saylor C. Cubbage (2) Mr. & Mrs. Everett N. Harris, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. D. Stanley Houser (3) Spoerlein (3) Miss Martha Cupp (3) Rev. & Mrs. N. L. Harsh (3) Dr. & Mrs. Harold Huffman (2) Mr. & Mrs. Fredrik Wachtmeister Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Dean Dr. & Mrs. J. Charles Mr. & Mrs. Nelson T. Huffman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orland Wages (3) Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Deardorff Harshbarger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Harry G. M. Jopson (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Wampler, Dr. & Mrs. Fred A. Diehl Dr. & Mrs. Guy N. Hartman (2) Mr. & Mrs. James L. Keeler (2) Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Driver (3) Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Hatcher Dr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Keihn (3) Dr. & Mrs. R. Lowell Wine (3) Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Dunlap (3) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Haynes (2) Mr. & Mrs. William S. Earhart (3) Dr. Charles A. Heffner Mr. & Mrs. Oak Kermit Early, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. L. V. Heisey Sustainers Club Miss Gene Edmonson Dr. & Mrs. Hollen G. Helbert (2) ($100-$499) Rev. & Mrs. Henry C. Eller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Orville Hersch (3) Rev & Mrs. John C. Eller Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Hess (2) Mr. & Mrs. G. C. Agee, Jr. Rev. & Mrs. J. Price Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. 0. D. Eller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald C. Hicks (3) Mr. & Mrs. I. R. Albaugh Rev. & Mrs. J. Willard Mrs. Margaret M. Englar (3) Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Hildebrand (3) Miss Mae M. Albright (3) Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Eyler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Justin Hindley Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph B. Miss Janet L. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Vern Fairchilds Dr. & Mrs. Wilbie S. Hinegardner Alexander (2) Mrs. Katherine C. Bowman (3) Dr. & Mrs. Jesse S. Fifer (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Hollenberg Mr. & Mrs. K. Ray Hollinger (3) Mr. & Mrs. Carlton R. Allender (3) Miss Miriam Bowman Rev. & Mrs. Earle W. Fike, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Holsinger Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Andes (3) Dr. & Mrs. Pasco Bowman (2) Rev. & Mrs. G. E. Fike (3) Rev. Price E. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Hooker (3) Mr. Gene D. Armstrong, Jr. (2) Rev. & Mrs. J. Rogers Fike Mr. & Mrs. W. N. Bailey, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. S. Loren Bowman (3) Dr. Roy M. Hoover (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Baird, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Warren D. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. Nevin Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Herman L. Horn (3) Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Alexander C. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Horn (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ray Barlow (2) Dr. & Mrs. Herman W. Fitzwater (3) Mrs. A. M. Horst (3) Mrs. Edith Bonsack Barnes (3) Brubaker (2) Mrs. M. H. Fitzwater (3) Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Horst (3) Mr. & Mrs. William E. Barnett (3) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Brugh Mr. & Mrs. J. Parker Flora (3) Mr. & Mrs. Herman J. Hostetler Mrs. Ruth R. Barth Mr. & Mrs. James P. Brumbaugh, Dr. Walter S. Flory (3) Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Houff (2) Mr. & Mrs. Donovan R. Beachley, II (3) Dr. 0. F. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Houts Sr. (3) Dr. & Mrs. H. G. Bucher Mrs. Grace Forrer (3) Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Howdershell (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Bennett (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Butch Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Foster Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Howlett Mr. & Mrs. Clement A. Bess (3) Mrs. Sathena Clark Cabler Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fuller Mrs. Dorothy M. Huff Mr. & Mrs. Wallace J. Bieber (3) Mrs. Marian W. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Fred Funkhouser (2) Mr. & Mrs. Elmer L. Huffman (2) Dr. & Mrs. R. T. Binford (3) Rev. & Mrs. A. Joseph Caricofe (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Garber, Dr. & Mrs. Warren J. Huffman (3) Dr. & Mrs. E. F. Bittinger (3) Dr. & Mrs. Quinton 0. Carr (2) Sr. (3) Dr. W. H. Humbert (3) Mr. C. Oscar Black (3) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Garber (3) Miss Dorothy Louise Hussey (2) Mr. Leslie Blough Dr. & Mrs. Allen Clague (3) Dr. & Mrs. Robert Garber (3) Dr. & Mrs. Claude Hylton Rev. & Mrs. D. Richard Bohn Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Clemmer Mr. & Mrs. William J. Garber Dr. & Mrs. P. Hampton Hylton (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Bohn, Jr. ·(3) Mr. & Mrs. George S. Click (3) Mr. Reber C. Garst (2) Mr. & Mrs. Cecil C. Ikenberry (2) Dr. & Mrs. John W. Boitnott (3) Mr. Alfred R. Cline Dr. & Mrs. John T. Glick, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Ikenberry Mr. Clyde L. Cline (2) Mr. & Mrs. Emmert R. Bowlus Mr. & Mrs. Victor E. Glick (3) Mrs. Mary M. Ingraham (3) Mr. & Mrs. Berkley 0. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cline Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Godwin, Jr. (3) Mr. & Mrs. William Z. Cline (3) Mr. & Mrs. Clark B. Jamison Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Gordon (3) Mr. Enoch E. Bowman Rev. & Mrs. Lewis M. Clower (3) Mr. & Mrs. John Jarrett Mrs. Flora H. Bowman (3) Miss Naomi H. Coffman (3) Miss Dorothy Gosnell (3) Mrs. Harold Jenkins (3) Mr. & Mrs. Galen E. Bowman (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. Radford Dr. & Mrs. S. A. Graham, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Merle L. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. J. Alaric Bowman (3) Compton (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. Elbert Grossnickle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Jenkins 18 19 Mrs. Myrtle Rittenhouse John (3) Mr. & Mrs. R. 0. McGuffin Mr. Joe Bill Reed Mr. & Mrs. Claude Stone (3) Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Jonas (3) Dr. & Mrs. William L. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reeves (3) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip C. Stone Dr. & Mrs. Euclid H. Jones Mengebier (3) Dr. & Mrs. J. J. Rowland Reid Mr. Vernon Stover Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Kagey Mr. & Mrs. David G. Metzler Dr. & Mrs. William E. Reish Mr. & Mrs. Steve C. Mr. & Mrs. Elbert Kinzie (3) Mr. R. B. Meyer Rev. & Mrs. Jacob F. Replogle (3) Strawderman (3) Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Kinzie (3) Mr. & Mrs. Byron Miller Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Richards Rev. & Mrs. Robert L. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Kinzie Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Ridder (2) Strickler (3) Dr. James J. Kirkwood (3) Dr. & Mrs. DeWitt T. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joe G. Rieley (3) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Strite (2) Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Kirwan, Sr. Mrs. Ella Miller (3) Rev. & Mrs. Charles F. Dr. & Mrs. H. Byrd Teter (2) Mr. & Mrs. Claron E. Kline (2) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Miller, Sr. (3) Rinehart (3) Mrs. Maude L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Orrin Martin Kline Rev. & Mrs. Homer J. Miller (3) Mrs. Ruth R. Rinehart (3) Mrs. Tracy V. Thornett Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kline Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Miller (3) Miss Lucille L. Robertson Dr. Martha B. Thornton (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Kline Mrs. Judith F. Miller (3) Mr. Charles C. Rodeffer (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Trostle (3) Mrs. Alda Huffman Knupp Mr. & Mrs. L. Paul Miller (2) Dr. & Mrs. Gerald W. Roller Mr. & Mrs. Philip Trout (3) Rev. & Mrs. R. W. Koons Miss Lula A. Miller (3) Mrs. Leona Zigler Row (3) Dr. & Mrs. Gary L. Tyeryar (2) Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Kraus (2) Mr. Nathan H. Miller Miss Pauline P. Rowland (3) Mr. & Mrs. Kemper Uhler Miss Charlotte Kroh (2) Mr. Robert F. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sackett (3) Dr. & Mrs. Dale V. Ulrich (3) Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Kurtz (3) Miss Sue Ellen Miller Mr. & Mrs. I. J. Sanger (3) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Valentine Mr. & Mrs. Howard Lam Mrs. Lillie K. Monger Mr. & Mrs. Earl F. Seese (3) Dr. & Mrs. Ben F. Wade Mr. C. Eugene Lantz (2) Mr. & Mrs. James W. Moyers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Norman Seese, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. N. 0. Wagenschein (3) Mr. & Mrs. Norman Lantz (3) Dr. & Mrs. James A. Mumper (2) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Shank (2) Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Walbridge Mr. & Mrs. S. Floyd Laughrun (3) Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Murray (3) Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Shanklin (3) Rev. & Mrs. Ernest M. Mrs. Tolbert F. Lawyer (2) Mr. & Mrs. W. Kent Murray Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Sharps Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. John D. Layman (3) Miss Anna Mae Myers Mrs. Alice Brumbaugh Shawn (3) Dr. & Mrs. Fred F. Wampler (2) Mr. & Mrs. L. N. Layman Mr. & Mrs. G. Elmer Myers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sherfy (2) Dr. & Mrs. Fred W. Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Layman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Shickel (3) Mr. & Mrs. John B. Wampler (2) Mr. Tayloe Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. Owen Shifflett Mr. & Mrs. Melvin D. Wampler (2) Dr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Light Mr. & Mrs. S. Blair Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wilson Shiflet Mrs. Virginia Fifer Wampler Dr. & Mrs. Fred S. Lim Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Zane Showker Dr. & Mrs. Francis F. Wayland (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Lindsay (3) Miss Tressie Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Earl Shriner (3) Dr. Lavinia Wenger (2) Mr. & Mrs. Roy F. Lineweaver (2) Mrs. Valley Miller Myers (2) Dr. & Mrs. Richard Shrum (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Weybright Mr. & Mrs. W. Newton Long (3) Rev. & Mrs. Walter A. Myers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Carl N. Shull Mr. & Mrs. Larry White (2) Mr. & Mrs. W. Raymond Long (3) Dr. & Mrs. Ward R. Myers Mrs. Margaret E. Shuman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Whitesel (3) Rev. & Mrs. Samuel Dr. Weldon Myers Dr. Frances E. Silliman Mr. & Mrs. John Whitmore Longenecker (3) Dr. William C. Maylor Mr. & Mrs. Harry Simmers Miss Lila E. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. Lowder (3) Dr. & Mrs. Dean R. Neher (3) Mr. & Mrs. Loren Simpson (3) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilson (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Ludwick Mr. & Mrs. T. K. Nitterhouse Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sines (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert Wine (3) Dr. & Mrs. E. E. Lundquist Mr. & Mrs. William Nyce Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Slaubaugh (3) Mr. Milton M. Winograd (3) Mr. Jack E. Maphis (2) Mr. & Mrs. Guy T. Odom Mr. & Mrs. Emory C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Wiseman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Emil Marecki Mr. & Mrs. Lester Orrison Dr. & Mrs. H. D. Smith (3) Dr. Bertha E. Witzeman Dr. Caroline T. Marshall Mrs. Edna W. Pence Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Speicher (3) Dr. Edgar F. Wolfe (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Martin, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Pence (3) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Stanley (3) Dr. & Mrs. Garland Wright (3) Dr. & Mrs. John W. Martin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Perdue Mrs. Ruth Weybright Stauffer (2) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wright Miss Mary Grace Martin (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Petcher (3) " Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Stenger Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Young Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Mason Dr. & Mrs. Paul Petch er (3) Mr. & Mrs. George Stewart Dr. & Mrs. Isaac M. Zigler (2) Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Mason Dr. & Mrs. Raymond B. Peters Mr. & Mrs. John H. Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. Silas Petre (3) Mr. & Mrs. Marion E. Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Pettit (2) Mr. & Mrs. 0. J. Mason (2) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Phibbs Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Maupin Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Ernest D. May Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pickett (2) Dr. John B. May Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Pirkey Mr. & Mrs. Russell May (3) Mr. A. C. Pivirotto Mr. & Mrs. Massie Mayo (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ollie C. Ponton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George McDaniel Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Priddy Dr. & Mrs. Carl McDaniels Dr. & Mrs. William S. Ray (3) Dr. W. Robert McFadden (3) Mr. Clyde W. Rea (3) Mr. & Mrs. F. G. McGrady (3) Mr. & Mrs. Homer Reber (3)

20 21 Mrs. Myrtle Rittenhouse John (3) Mr. & Mrs. R. 0. McGuffin Mr. Joe Bill Reed Mr. & Mrs. Claude Stone (3) Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Jonas (3) Dr. & Mrs. William L. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reeves (3) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip C. Stone Dr. & Mrs. Euclid H. Jones Mengebier (3) Dr. & Mrs. J. J. Rowland Reid Mr. Vernon Stover Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Kagey Mr. & Mrs. David G. Metzler Dr. & Mrs. William E. Reish Mr. & Mrs. Steve C. Mr. & Mrs. Elbert Kinzie (3) Mr. R. B. Meyer Rev. & Mrs. Jacob F. Replogle (3) Strawderman (3) Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Kinzie (3) Mr. & Mrs. Byron Miller Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Richards Rev. & Mrs. Robert L. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Kinzie Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Miller (3) Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Ridder (2) Strickler (3) Dr. James J. Kirkwood (3) Dr. & Mrs. DeWitt T. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joe G. Rieley (3) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Strite (2) Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Kirwan, Sr. Mrs. Ella Miller (3) Rev. & Mrs. Charles F. Dr. & Mrs. H. Byrd Teter (2) Mr. & Mrs. Claron E. Kline (2) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Miller, Sr. (3) Rinehart (3) Mrs. Maude L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Orrin Martin Kline Rev. & Mrs. Homer J. Miller (3) Mrs. Ruth R. Rinehart (3) Mrs. Tracy V. Thornett Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kline Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Miller (3) Miss Lucille L. Robertson Dr. Martha B. Thornton (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Kline Mrs. Judith F. Miller (3) Mr. Charles C. Rodeffer (2) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Trostle (3) Mrs. Alda Huffman Knupp Mr. & Mrs. L. Paul Miller (2) Dr. & Mrs. Gerald W. Roller Mr. & Mrs. Philip Trout (3) Rev. & Mrs. R. W. Koons Miss Lula A. Miller (3) Mrs. Leona Zigler Row (3) Dr. & Mrs. Gary L. Tyeryar (2) Dr. & Mrs. Harry L. Kraus (2) Mr. Nathan H. Miller Miss Pauline P. Rowland (3) Mr. & Mrs. Kemper Uhler Miss Charlotte Kroh (2) Mr. Robert F. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sackett (3) Dr. & Mrs. Dale V. Ulrich (3) Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Kurtz (3) Miss Sue Ellen Miller Mr. & Mrs. I. J. Sanger (3) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Valentine Mr. & Mrs. Howard Lam Mrs. Lillie K. Monger Mr. & Mrs. Earl F. Seese (3) Dr. & Mrs. Ben F. Wade Mr. C. Eugene Lantz (2) Mr. & Mrs. James W. Moyers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Norman Seese, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. N. 0. Wagenschein (3) Mr. & Mrs. Norman Lantz (3) Dr. & Mrs. James A. Mumper (2) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Shank (2) Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert C. Walbridge Mr. & Mrs. S. Floyd Laughrun (3) Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Murray (3) Dr. & Mrs. W. M. Shanklin (3) Rev. & Mrs. Ernest M. Mrs. Tolbert F. Lawyer (2) Mr. & Mrs. W. Kent Murray Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Sharps Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. John D. Layman (3) Miss Anna Mae Myers Mrs. Alice Brumbaugh Shawn (3) Dr. & Mrs. Fred F. Wampler (2) Mr. & Mrs. L. N. Layman Mr. & Mrs. G. Elmer Myers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sherfy (2) Dr. & Mrs. Fred W. Wampler (3) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Layman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Shickel (3) Mr. & Mrs. John B. Wampler (2) Mr. Tayloe Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. A. Owen Shifflett Mr. & Mrs. Melvin D. Wampler (2) Dr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Light Mr. & Mrs. S. Blair Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wilson Shiflet Mrs. Virginia Fifer Wampler Dr. & Mrs. Fred S. Lim Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Zane Showker Dr. & Mrs. Francis F. Wayland (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Lindsay (3) Miss Tressie Myers (3) Mr. & Mrs. Earl Shriner (3) Dr. Lavinia Wenger (2) Mr. & Mrs. Roy F. Lineweaver (2) Mrs. Valley Miller Myers (2) Dr. & Mrs. Richard Shrum (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Weybright Mr. & Mrs. W. Newton Long (3) Rev. & Mrs. Walter A. Myers (3) Dr. & Mrs. Carl N. Shull Mr. & Mrs. Larry White (2) Mr. & Mrs. W. Raymond Long (3) Dr. & Mrs. Ward R. Myers Mrs. Margaret E. Shuman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Whitesel (3) Rev. & Mrs. Samuel Dr. Weldon Myers Dr. Frances E. Silliman Mr. & Mrs. John Whitmore Longenecker (3) Dr. William C. Maylor Mr. & Mrs. Harry Simmers Miss Lila E. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. Lowder (3) Dr. & Mrs. Dean R. Neher (3) Mr. & Mrs. Loren Simpson (3) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilson (3) Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Ludwick Mr. & Mrs. T. K. Nitterhouse Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sines (3) Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert Wine (3) Dr. & Mrs. E. E. Lundquist Mr. & Mrs. William Nyce Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Slaubaugh (3) Mr. Milton M. Winograd (3) Mr. Jack E. Maphis (2) Mr. & Mrs. Guy T. Odom Mr. & Mrs. Emory C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Wiseman (3) Mr. & Mrs. Emil Marecki Mr. & Mrs. Lester Orrison Dr. & Mrs. H. D. Smith (3) Dr. Bertha E. Witzeman Dr. Caroline T. Marshall Mrs. Edna W. Pence Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Speicher (3) Dr. Edgar F. Wolfe (3) Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Martin, Jr. (2) Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Pence (3) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Stanley (3) Dr. & Mrs. Garland Wright (3) Dr. & Mrs. John W. Martin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Perdue Mrs. Ruth Weybright Stauffer (2) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wright Miss Mary Grace Martin (3) Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Petcher (3) " Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Stenger Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Young Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Mason Dr. & Mrs. Paul Petcher (3) Mr. & Mrs. George Stewart Dr. & Mrs. Isaac M. Zigler (2) Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Mason Dr. & Mrs. Raymond B. Peters Mr. & Mrs. John H. Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. Silas Petre (3) Mr. & Mrs. Marion E. Mason (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Pettit (2) • Mr. & Mrs. 0. J. Mason (2) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Phibbs Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Maupin Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Ernest D. May Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Pickett (2) Dr. John B. May Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Pirkey Mr. & Mrs. Russell May (3) Mr. A. C. Pivirotto Mr. & Mrs. Massie Mayo (3) Mr. & Mrs. Ollie C. Ponton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George McDaniel Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Priddy Dr. & Mrs. Carl McDaniels Dr. & Mrs. William S. Ray (3) Dr. W. Robert McFadden (3) Mr. Clyde W. Rea (3) Mr. & Mrs. F. G. McGrady (3) Mr. & Mrs. Homer Reber (3)

20 21 Gilmore Broadcasting Corporation Rockingham Construction Glen Shomo, Incorporated Company, Inc. CORPORATE SUPPORT THROUGH THE VFIC Good Printers Rockingham Livestock Sales, Inc. The contributions reported in the body of this Grand Piano and Furniture Rockingham National Bank I, Company Rockingham Milling Company, report as coming to the college through the Vir­ Harrisonburg Motor Express Inc. ginia Foundation for Independent Colleges repre­ f Harrisonburg Office Equipment Rockingham Mutual Insurance sent Bridgewater's share of the proceeds from Harry K. Elkins II, Insurance Dr. E. Eugene Rorrer Hercules Incorporated Royster-Hess, Inc. the cooperative efforts of twelve of Virginia's pri­ Highway Motors, Inc. Schering Foundation vate colleges and many hard-working leaders of Honeywell Fund 2 Sears Roebuck Foundation Houff Transfer, Inc. Servomation Mathias, Inc. the Virginia business community. Other colleges Household Finance Corporation Shank Wholesalers, Inc. sharing in the VFIC contributions are Emory and Howard A. Spangler Company Shenandoah Valley Poultry Co., Henry, Hampden-Sydney, Hollins, Lynchburg, Hudson Garden Center Inc. IBM Corporation Shengas Corporation Mary Baldwin, Randolph-Macon, Randolph­ J. 0. Stickley and Son, Inc. Shickel Machine Shop Macon Woman's College, Roanoke, Sweet Briar, J. S. Denton and Sons, Inc. Shomo and Lineweaver Insurance Richmond, and Washington and Lee. Keller and Phibbs & Co. Agency, Inc. Kellogg Foundation Smith Kline French Foundation Although, because of space limitations, the Lantz Construction Company Staunton Coca Cola listing of contributors published annually in the Leggett Department Store Staunton Steam Laundry brochures of the Virginia Foundation is not re­ Ludwick Chevrolet, Inc. Stroop Oil Company M. B. Markey, Jr., Insurance Superior Concrete, Inc. peated here, Bridgewater College acknowledges Marva! Poultry Company, Inc. Texaco Incorporated with gratitude the support of the firms affiliated Mason Motor Sales, Inc. The Floor Shop Metro Pants Manufacturing The Frazier Quarry, Inc. with the VFIC effort as well as their concern for Company The Snell Foundation maintaining and improving a productive private Miles Music Co. Stanley N. Turner Insurance sector in higher education. Nationwide Foundation Agency NCR Foundation United Aircraft Neff Lumber Mills, Inc. United Virginia Bank Nielsen Construction Company, Valley Blox Concrete Inc. Valley Glass Company Obaugh Ford Valley Lanes BUSINESS, INDUSTRY AND Oneida Limited Valley of Virginia Milk Producers FOUNDATIONS Planters Bank of Bridgewater Association, Inc. and Dayton Valley Small Loan Corporation Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Chrysler Corporation Pres Brown's Shop Weavers Plumbing and Heating, American Metal Climax Clark and Bradshaw Price Business Machines Co. Inc. Foundation Continental Telephone Company Quick Livi ck, Inc. Wetsel Seed Company, Inc. American Airlines Foundation of Virginia R. G. Reeves Construction Whitesel Brothers, Inc. American Home Products R. Loring Cover Insurance Company, Inc. Bob Yetzer Ford, Inc. Corporation Agency, Inc. Riddleberger Brothers, Inc. Zirkle and Zirkle Associated Cemetary Estates, Inc. CPC International Ritchie's Agri Service 4 U Company of America Beacon Press Daily News Record Rockingham Co-op Farm Bureau, Blakemore's Flowers, Inc. Dairymen Specialty Company, Inc. Blauch Brothers, Inc. Inc. Bosserman, Alt, James, and David A. Reed and Sons, Inc. Stickley Davis and McClintock Bridgewater Division of Ethan Dean Lumber Company The wealth of a nation Allen Corp. Detamore Printing Company Bryan Memorials Dickson Drug and Food Lane consists more than anything else Burkholder Insurance Agency, Esso Education Foundation in the number of educated men Inc. First National Bank of Broadway that it harbors. Burlington Industries Foundation Flippo's Oil Company Carr P. Collins Foundation G. W. Taliaferro Real Estate - William James Charles Mathias, Inc. Gates Foundation Chesapeake and Western Railway General Electric Company

22 23 Gilmore Broadcasting Corporation Rockingham Construction CORPORATE SUPPORT THROUGH THE VFIC Glen Shomo, Incorporated Company, Inc. Good Printers Rockingham Livestock Sales, Inc. The contributions reported in the body of this Grand Piano and Furniture Rockingham National Bank I Company Rockingham Milling Company, report as coming to the college through the Vir­ Harrisonburg Motor Epress Inc. ginia Foundation for Independent Colleges repre­ f Harrisonburg Office Equipment Rockingham Mutual Insurance sent Bridgewater's share of the proceeds from Harry K. Elkins II, Insurance Dr. E. Eugene Rorrer Hercules Incorporated Royster-Hess, Inc. the cooperative efforts of twelve of Virginia's pri­ Highway Motors, Inc. Schering Foundation vate colleges and many hard-working leaders of Honeywell Fund 2 Sears Roebuck Foundation the Virginia business community. Other colleges Houff Transfer, Inc. Servomation Mathias, Inc. Household Finance Corporation Shank Wholesalers, Inc. sharing in the VFIC contributions are Emory and Howard A. Spangler Company Shenandoah Valley Poultry Co., Henry, Hampden-Sydney, Hollins, Lynchburg, Hudson Garden Center Inc. IBM Corporation Shengas Corporation Mary Baldwin, Randolph-Macon, Randolph­ J. 0. Stickley and Son, Inc. Shickel Machine Shop Macon Woman's College, Roanoke, Sweet Briar, J. S. Denton and Sons, Inc. Shomo and Lineweaver Insurance Richmond, and Washington and Lee. Keller and Phibbs & Co. Agency, Inc. Kellogg Foundation Smith Kline French Foundation Although, because of space limitations, the Lantz Construction Company Staunton Coca Cola listing of contributors published annually in the Leggett Department Store Staunton Steam Laundry brochures of the Virginia Foundation is not re­ Ludwick Chevrolet, Inc. Stroop Oil Company M. B. Markey, Jr., Insurance Superior Concrete, Inc. peated here, Bridgewater College acknowledges Marva! Poultry Company, Inc. Texaco Incorporated with gratitude the support of the firms affiliated Mason Motor Sales, Inc. The Floor Shop with the VFIC effort as well as their concern for Metro Pants Manufacturing The Frazier Quarry, Inc. Company The Snell Foundation maintaining and improving a productive private Miles Music Co. Stanley N. Turner Insurance sector in higher education. Nationwide Foundation Agency NCR Foundation United Aircraft Neff Lumber Mills, Inc. United Virginia Bank Nielsen Construction Company, Valley Blox Concrete Inc. Valley Glass Company BUSINESS, INDUSTRY AND Obaugh Ford Valley Lanes Oneida Limited Valley of Virginia Milk Producers FOUNDATIONS Planters Bank of Bridgewater Association, Inc. and Dayton Valley Small Loan Corporation Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Chrysler Corporation Pres Brown's Shop Weavers Plumbing and Heating, American Metal Climax Clark and Bradshaw Price Business Machines Co. Inc. Foundation Continental Telephone Company Quick Livick, Inc. Wetsel Seed Company, Inc. American Airlines Foundation of Virginia R. G. Reeves Construction Whitesel Brothers, Inc. American Home Products R. Loring Cover Insurance Company, Inc. Bob Yetzer Ford, Inc. Corporation Agency, Inc. Riddleberger Brothers, Inc. Zirkle and Zirkle Associated Cemetary Estates, Inc. CPC International Ritchie's Agri Serice 4 U Company of America Beacon Press Daily News Record Rockingham Co-op Farm Bureau, Blakemore's Flowers, Inc. Dairymen Specialty Company, Inc. Blauch Brothers, Inc. Inc. Bosserman, Alt, James, and David A. Reed and Sons, Inc. Stickley Davis and McCI i ntock Bridgewater Division of Ethan Dean Lumber Company The wealth of a nation Allen Corp. Detamore Printing Company Bryan Memorials Dickson Drug and Food Lane consists more than anything else Burkholder Insurance Agency, Esso Education Foundation in the number of educated men Inc. First National Bank of Broadway that it harbors. Burlington Industries Foundation Flippo's Oil Company Carr P. Collins Foundation G. W. Taliaferro Real Estate - William James Charles Mathias, Inc. Gates Foundation Chesapeake and Western Railway General Electric Company

22 23 PARENTS OTHER FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Agee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layman Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Addington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Long, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Fred Funkhouser Alexander Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Mr. L. H. Arbogast Mr. Reber C. Garst Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Andes Longenecker Mr. B. Harold Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Gordon Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baird, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lowder Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ausherman Mr. and Mrs. John Graybeal Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Martin, Jr. Miss M. Ellen Bailey Mr. and Mrs. C. Elbert Grossnickle Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Mason Mrs. Iva E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Hagy Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Binford Dr. and Mrs. Carl McDaniels Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haines Mr. and Mrs. J. Alaric Bowman Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McDearmon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Halterman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ford Brill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Barr Mr. H. Olin Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Brown Judge and Mrs. F. L. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Donovan R. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harden Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William McKinney Beachley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harmon Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. David G. Metzler Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beers Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harrison Mr. and Mrs. John N. Burrier Mr. R. B. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beitzel Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Harsh Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Butch Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Binford Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Chumbley Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Galen Laird Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heddings Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cipperly Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Nicholas Bowman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hedley, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Allen Clague Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Nipe, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Bucher Dr. Charles A. Heffner Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Claybrook Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Nitterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Sheeler Byrd Dr. and Mrs. L. V. Heisey Mr. and Mrs. Silas Dillman Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Petcher Mrs. Marian W. Campbell Mrs. Florence Holden Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Durgy Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Phibbs, Sr. Mrs. Gladys S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hollenberg Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eubanks Mrs. Elizabeth H. Piercy Mrs. Ethel R. Cashel! Mr. and Mrs. K. Ray Hollinger Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Fike Mr. A. C. Pivi rotto Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Horne Rev. and Mrs. J. Rogers Fike Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Clemmer Mrs. A. M. Horst Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fisher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rehbock Mr. and Mrs. Don Click Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Houff Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Frank Dr. and Mrs. William E. Reish Mr. Carson Cline Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hueston Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Freas Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Rice Mr. Weldon S. Cline Mrs. Helen Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Emerson C. Gambill Rev and Mrs. Charles F. Rinehart Mrs. Jack Cobb Rev. Floyd Irvin Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Garner Dr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Coffman Mrs. Harold Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Garstka Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Runkles Mr. Robert E. Coleberd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jonas Dr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Geisert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sackett Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cope Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. M. Jopson Dr. and Mrs. John T. Glick, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Rex Corbin Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Corwin Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Keihn Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kilday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shepherd Mrs. T. C. Craun Dr. James J. Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Shrum Mr. Harold N. Cunningham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kirwan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett N. Harris, Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kline Jr. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis Mr. and Mrs. Orrin M. Kline, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Hollen G. Helbert Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Somerville Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Deardorff Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lantz Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stenger Miss Mary Nell Derrick Miss Julia Laprade Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart Mrs. W. B. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latterner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hogshead Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Teets Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Law, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Holl Dr. and Mrs. H. Byrd Teter Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dupriest Mrs. Tolbert F. Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trout Mrs. Vernon Dutterer Dr. John W. Layman Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Whitney E. Trumbo Miss Elsie Ebling Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hottle Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Miss Vesta Sue Edwards Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leiter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Houts Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Eisenhard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Huffman Dr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wampler Mrs. Catharine S. Ensley Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Lineweaver Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrett Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Wampler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feathers Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lipscomb Mr. R. S. Journell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Mr. Mark R. Flora Mr. and Mrs. W. Newton Long Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Elby Wilson Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Florence Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kinzie Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wine Mrs. Orville Flory Mr. Charles D. Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kirwan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Frish Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Lundquist Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Frock Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. MacNabb

24 25 PARENTS OTHER FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Agee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Layman Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Addington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Long, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Fred Funkhouser Alexander Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Mr. L. H. Arbogast Mr. Reber C. Garst Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Andes Longenecker Mr. B. Harold Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Gordon Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Baird, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lowder Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ausherman Mr. and Mrs. John Graybeal Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Martin, Jr. Miss M. Ellen Bailey Mr. and Mrs. C. Elbert Grossnickle Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Mason Mrs. Iva E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Hagy Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Binford Dr. and Mrs. Carl McDaniels Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haines Mr. and Mrs. J. Alaric Bowman Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McDearmon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Halterman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ford Brill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Barr Mr. H. Olin Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Brown Judge and Mrs. F. L. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Donovan R. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harden Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William McKinney Beachley, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harmon Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. David G. Metzler Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beers Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harrison Mr. and Mrs. John N. Burrier Mr. R. B. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beitzel Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Harsh Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Butch Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Binford Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Chumbley Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Galen Laird Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Heddings Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cipperly Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Nicholas Bowman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hedley, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Allen Clague Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Nipe, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Bucher Dr. Charles A. Heffner Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Claybrook Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Nitterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Sheeler Byrd Dr. and Mrs. L. V. Heisey Mr. and Mrs. Silas Dillman Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Petcher Mrs. Marian W. Campbell Mrs. Florence Holden Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Durgy Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Phibbs, Sr. Mrs. Gladys S. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hollenberg Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Eubanks Mrs. Elizabeth H. Piercy Mrs. Ethel R. Cashell Mr. and Mrs. K. Ray Hollinger Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Fike Mr. A. C. Pivirotto Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Horne Rev. and Mrs. J. Rogers Fike Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Clemmer Mrs. A. M. Horst Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fisher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rehbock Mr. and Mrs. Don Click Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Houff Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Frank Dr. and Mrs. William E. Reish Mr. Carson Cline Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hueston Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Freas Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Rice Mr. Weldon S. Cline Mrs. Helen Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Emerson C. Gambill Rev and Mrs. Charles F. Rinehart Mrs. Jack Cobb Rev. Floyd Irvin Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Garner Dr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Coffman Mrs. Harold Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Garstka Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Runkles Mr. Robert E. Coleberd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jonas Dr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Geisert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sackett Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cope Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. M. Jopson Dr. and Mrs. John T. Glick, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. John E. Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Rex Corbin Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Corwin Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Keihn Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kilday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shepherd Mrs. T. C. Craun Dr. James J. Kirkwood Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Shrum Mr. Harold N. Cunningham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kirwan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett N. Harris, Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kline Jr. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis Mr. and Mrs. Orrin M. Kline, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Hollen G. Helbert Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Somerville Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Deardorff Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lantz Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stenger Miss Mary Nell Derrick Miss Julia Laprade Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart Mrs. W. B. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latterner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hogshead Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Teets Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Law, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Holl Dr. and Mrs. H. Byrd Teter Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dupriest Mrs. Tolbert F. Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trout Mrs. Vernon Dutterer Dr. John W. Layman Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Whitney E. Trumbo Miss Elsie Ebling Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hottle Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Miss Vesta Sue Edwards Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Leiter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Houts Walbridge Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Eisenhard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Huffman Dr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wampler Mrs. Catharine S. Ensley Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Lineweaver Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrett Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Wampler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feathers Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lipscomb Mr. R. S. Journell Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson Mr. Mark R. Flora Mr. and Mrs. W. Newton Long Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. Elby Wilson Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Florence Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kinzie Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wine Mrs. Orville Flory Mr. Charles D. Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kirwan Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Frish Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Lundquist Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Frock Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. MacNabb

24 25 Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Royer Miss Laura Mapp Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Emil Marecki Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Seal CHURCHES Dr. Caroline T. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sexton Miss Mary Grace Martin Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shank Churches of the Brethren contributed $46,307 Dr. Antonio Martinez Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sharps Dr. Phillip Mathias Mrs. Alice Brumbaugh Shawn to the support of Bridgewater College during the Mr. and Mrs. Everette Lee May, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shipplett 1971-72 fiscal year. In addition, $3,125 was given Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Shively Mr. and Mrs. Ed McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Zane Showker to be used as matching grants to individual stu­ Dr. Robert McFadden Mrs. Margaret E. Shuman dents. The continuous support of churches is Mrs. Rosalind Meadows Dr. Frances Silliman Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Mekeel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Six greatly appreciated. Congregations contributing Dr. and Mrs. William L. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Slabaugh to current operations for the year are listed here. Mengebier Mr. and Mrs. Galen R. Smith Mrs. Fern C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Sr. Mrs. Virginia St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller Mrs. Edith C. Stocksdale Mr. Russell Miller Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stone Mrs. R. F. Moore, Sr. Mr. Chester A. Strite Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn Swank Mrs. Ralph Morgan Mrs. Merle M. Taliaferro Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Thompson Florida Distric Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moser and Mrs. Tracy V. Thornett Family Dr. Martha B. Thornton Arcadia Pompano Beach, Morning Star Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Mullendore Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Tyeryar Jacksonville Saint Petersburg Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mumper Dr. and Mrs. Dale V. Ulrich Lorida Sebring Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Muntain Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Vanmeter M iarni, Community Winter Park Mrs. Robert N. Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vanmeter Orlando, First Total $878.50 Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Murray Mr. and Mrs. Fredrik Mr. and Mrs. George E. Myers Wachtrneister Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Orland Wages Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Galen E. Wakeman Mid-Atlantic District Dr. and Mrs. Dean R. Neher Mr. and Mrs. Galen F. Wakeman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Wampler Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Ward Arlington Longmeadow Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orrison Mr. and Mrs. Max Webb Baltimore, Dundalk Manassas Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Perdue Miss Eleanor Weimer Baltimore, First Manor Mr. and Mrs. Silas Petre Dr. Lavinia Wenger Baltimore, Woodberry Martinsburg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Wetsel Beaver Creek Meadow Branch Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pifer Mr. Clarence M. White Beaver Darn Midland Mr. and Mrs. Milton Porterfield Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitesel Bethany Mountain View Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Poster Mrs. William E. Wine Denton Myersville Mrs. Kathryn N. Prater Mr. Milton M. Winograd Downsville Nokesville Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Prichard Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Winpigler Dranesville Oakton Mrs. Charles Rarnstetter Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wiseman Easton, Peach Blossom Piney Creek Mr. and Mrs. Horner Reber Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wolber Edgewood Pipe Creek Mr. F. C. Reid Dr. Edgar F. Wolfe Elkton, I rnrnanuel Pleasant View Mr. E. Eugene Rice Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodward Fahrney-Keedy Memorial Horne Reisterstown Mr. Emory Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Wright Fairview Ridgely Miss Jeanette Rice Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wright Flower Hill Silver Spring, Good Shepherd Miss Margaretta Rice Mr. Robert J. Young Frederick Thurmont Rev. and Mrs. Bert G. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Zeigler, Jr. Green Hill Union Bridge Mrs. Ruth R. Rinehart Rev. and Mrs. Philip N. Zinn Grossnickle University Park Miss Lucille L. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Zwicke Hagerstown Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. James Rohrer Harmony Welty Johnsontown Westminster Leetown Woodbridge Long Green Valley Total $18,761.33

26 27 Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Royer Miss Laura Mapp Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Emil Marecki Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Seal CHURCHES Dr. Caroline T. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sexton Miss Mary Grace Martin Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shank Churches of the Brethren contributed $46,307 Dr. Antonio Martinez Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sharps Dr. Phillip Mathias Mrs. Alice Brumbaugh Shawn to the support of Bridgewater College during the Mr. and Mrs. Everette Lee May, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shipplett 1971-72 fiscal year. In addition, $3,125 was given Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Shively Mr. and Mrs. Ed McClintock Mr. and Mrs. Zane Showker to be used as matching grants to individual stu­ Dr. Robert McFadden Mrs. Margaret E. Shuman dents. The continuous support of churches is Mrs. Rosalind Meadows Dr. Frances Silliman Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Mekeel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Six greatly appreciated. Congregations contributing Dr. and Mrs. William L. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Slabaugh to current operations for the year are listed here. Mengebier Mr. and Mrs. Galen R. Smith Mrs. Fern C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Sr. Mrs. Virginia St. Clair Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller Mrs. Edith C. Stocksdale Mr. Russell Miller Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stone Mrs. R. F. Moore, Sr. Mr. Chester A. Strite Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn Swank Mrs. Ralph Morgan Mrs. Merle M. Taliaferro Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Thompson Florida District Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moser and Mrs. Tracy V. Thornett Family Dr. Martha B. Thornton Arcadia Pompano Beach, Morning Star Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Mullendore Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Tyeryar Jacksonville Saint Petersburg Dr. and Mrs. James A. Mumper Dr. and Mrs. Dale V. Ulrich Lorida Sebring Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Muntain Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Vanmeter Miami, Community Winter Park Mrs. Robert N. Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Orville Vanmeter Orlando, First Total $878.50 Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Murray Mr. and Mrs. Fredrik Mr. and Mrs. George E. Myers Wachtmeister Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Orland Wages Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Galen E. Wakeman Mid-Atlantic District Dr. and Mrs. Dean R. Neher Mr. and Mrs. Galen F. Wakeman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Wampler Mr. and Mrs. William Nyce Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Ward Arlington Longmeadow Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orrison Mr. and Mrs. Max Webb Baltimore, Dundalk Manassas Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Perdue Miss Eleanor Weimer Baltimore, First Manor Mr. and Mrs. Silas Petre Dr. Lavinia Wenger Baltimore, Woodberry Martinsburg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Wetsel Beaver Creek Meadow Branch Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pifer Mr. Clarence M. White Beaver Dam Midland Mr. and Mrs. Milton Porterfield Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitesel Bethany Mountain View Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Poster Mrs. William E. Wine Denton Myersville Mrs. Kathryn N. Prater Mr. Milton M. Winograd Downsville Nokesville Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Prichard Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Winpigler Dranesville Oakton Mrs. Charles Ramstetter Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wiseman Easton, Peach Blossom Piney Creek Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reber Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wolber Edgewood Pipe Creek Mr. F. C. Reid Dr. Edgar F. Wolfe Elkton, Immanuel Pleasant View Mr. E. Eugene Rice Mr. and Mrs. C. Woodward Fahrney-Keedy Memorial Home Reisterstown Mr. Emory Rice Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Wright Fairview Ridgely Miss Jeanette Rice Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wright Flower Hill Silver Spring, Good Shepherd Miss Margaretta Rice Mr. Robert J. Young Frederick Thurmont Rev. and Mrs. Bert G. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Zeigler, Jr. Green Hill Union Bridge Mrs. Ruth R. Rinehart Rev. and Mrs. Philip N. Zinn Grossnickle University Park Miss Lucille L. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Zwicke Hagerstown Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. James Rohrer Harmony Welty Johnsontown Westminster Leetown Woodbridge Long Green Valley Total $18,761.33

26 27 Shenandoah District Burks Fork Mount Union Christian Church United Oak Grove Arbor Hill Mathias Christiansburg Peters Creek Barren Ridge Melbeth Grove Congregation Cloverdale Pleasant Valley Beaver Creek Middle River Copper Hill Pleasant View Bethel, Unity Mill Creek Coulson Poages Mill Bridgewater Montezuma Daleville Pulaski Briery Branch Moscow Danville, First Red Hill Buena Vista, Stone Mount Bethel Eden Richmond, West Calvary Mount Olivet Fairview, Rocky Mount Roanoke, Central Cedar Grove Mount Pleasant Fairview (Topeco Congregation) Roanoke, First Cedar Run Mount Vernon Fraternity Roanoke, Hollins Road Charlottesville Mount Zion, Luray Germantown, Brick Roanoke, Ninth Street Community Mission Mountain Grove Henry Fork Roanoke, Summerdean Crummett Run New Dale Hiwasse Roanoke, Williamson Road Dayton Newport Jones Chapel Rocky Mount Elk Run Pleasant Hill Laurel Branch Saunders Grove Emmanual Pleasant Valley Lynchburg Selma Evergreen Pocahontas Mason Cove Shelton Fairview Powells Fort Monte Vista Smith River Fairview, Unity Rileyville Mount Bethel Topeco Flat Rock Salem Mount Hermon Trinity Forest Chapel Sangerville Mount Joy Troutville Front Royal Staunton Total $8,609.83 Garbers Summit Greenmount Timberville Harrisonburg Trevilian West Mara District Hiner Trout Run Knights Chapel Valley Pike Lebanon Wakemans Grove Bean Settlement Moorefield Linville Creek Waynesboro Bear Creek Morgantown, Good Shepherd Little River White Hill Beaver Run Oak Park Madison Total $13,982.88 Bethel Old Furnace Cumberland, Living Stone Pleasant Hill Danville Salem Eglon Seneca Southeastern Distric Harman Shiloh Harness Run Tearcoat Beaver Creek Melvin Hill Kelley Chapel Valley River Bristol, First Mill Creek Keyser Westernport Brummetts Creek Mount Airy LaVale, Community White Pine Cedar Creek Mountain Valley Total $2,781.37 Cumberland New Haven French Broad New Hope Friendship Pleasant Grove Fruitdale Rowland Creek Hawthorne Spindale Jackson Park Travelers Rest Johnson City Walnut Grove Kingsport White Horn Limestone Total $1,118.82

Virlina Distric

Antioch Bethlehem Bassett Blue Ridge Beaver Creek Boones Chapel Bethany Boones Mill

28 29 Shenandoah District Burks Fork Mount Union Christian Church United Oak Grove Arbor Hill Mathias Christiansburg Peters Creek Barren Ridge Melbeth Grove Congregation Cloverdale Pleasant Valley Beaver Creek Middle River Copper Hill Pleasant View Bethel, Unity Mill Creek Coulson Poages Mill Bridgewater Montezuma Daleville Pulaski Briery Branch Moscow Danville, First Red Hill Buena Vista, Stone Mount Bethel Eden Richmond, West Calvary Mount Olivet Fairview, Rocky Mount Roanoke, Central Cedar Grove Mount Pleasant Fairview (Topeco Congregation) Roanoke, First Cedar Run Mount Vernon Fraternity Roanoke, Hollins Road Charlottesville Mount Zion, Luray Germantown, Brick Roanoke, Ninth Street Community Mission Mountain Grove Henry Fork Roanoke, Summerdean Crummett Run New Dale Hiwasse Roanoke, Williamson Road Dayton Newport Jones Chapel Rocky Mount Elk Run Pleasant Hill Laurel Branch Saunders Grove Emmanual Pleasant Valley Lynchburg Selma Evergreen Pocahontas Mason Cove Shelton Fairview Powells Fort Monte Vista Smith River Fairview, Unity Rileyville Mount Bethel Topeco Flat Rock Salem Mount Hermon Trinity Forest Chapel Sangerville Mount Joy Troutville Front Royal Staunton Total $8,609.83 Garbers Summit Greenmount Timberville Harrisonburg Trevilian West Mara District Hiner Trout Run Knights Chapel Valley Pike Lebanon Wakemans Grove Bean Settlement Moorefield Linville Creek Waynesboro Bear Creek Morgantown, Good Shepherd Little River White Hill Beaver Run Oak Park Madison Total $13,982.88 Bethel Old Furnace Cumberland, Living Stone Pleasant Hill Danville Salem Eglon Seneca Southeastern Distric Harman Shiloh Harness Run Tearcoat Beaver Creek Melvin Hill Kelley Chapel Valley River Bristol, First Mill Creek Keyser Westernport Brummetts Creek Mount Airy LaVale, Community White Pine Cedar Creek Mountain Valley Total $2,781.37 Cumberland New Haven French Broad New Hope Friendship Pleasant Grove Fruitdale Rowland Creek Hawthorne Spindale Jackson Park Travelers Rest Johnson City Walnut Grove Kingsport White Horn Limestone Total $1,118.82

Virlina District

Antioch Bethlehem Bassett Blue Ridge Beaver Creek Boones Chapel Bethany Boones Mill

28 29 Dorothy Moherman Huff Rhea Wampler Bowman ALUMNI Bertha Thomas Huffman Price E. Bowman Raymond P. Jordan George S.Click 1901 1913 L. N. Layman Naomi H. Coffman Leota S. Maiden Ada Carter Dewese Weldon Myers Ina Graham Akers John T. Myers Lela Sellers Ferguson Mae W. Albright Ethel Sipe Seese 0. F. Foley Annie Rexrode Baitinger Ernest M. Wampler J. M. Garber 1903 J. Price Bowman Ruth Pence Garber Nora Miller Craun A. D. Miller J.Charles Harshbarger Lillie Kaylor Monger 1919 Olive Early Hinegardner Muriel Raum Arthur M. Brugh Wilbie S. Hinegardner 1904 Ward H. Ruebush Flora Nininger Brugh Marguerite Nofsinger Horn Aubrey Houser Myra Layman Sanderson Guy N. Hartman Lula A. Miller Walter A. Myers Mattie Glick Wise Ida Shanks Humbert Ollie Moore Schue W. H. Sanger Allen H. Koontz Gladys Jones Shanklin S. Floyd Laughrun Victoria Weybright Shoemaker 1914 F. G. McGrady F. Arnold Stottlemyer 1905 Sallie Ritchie Bell Eunice Early Miller Olive Miller Whisenant Enoch E. Bowman Joel A. Miller Margaret Graybill Yingling Edith Naff Montgomery 0. L. Miller Katherine Rinehart Selina Anthony Kendig Thelma Littlefield Shriner Valley Miller Myers Vernon Stover Albert Schue 1923 Hilda Englar Speicher Ruth Engler Baker 1906 J. Walter Speicher J. M. Bennett Mollie Zigler Myers 1915 Thelma Chambers Elizabeth Fahrney Coffman Lewis M. Clower 1920 Fleta Fifer Bennett McKinley Coffman 1908 Roy M. Hoover Effie Naff Eller Norman Baumgardner Elmer L. Long Warren D. Bowman Anna Thomas Edmonson Margaret McKinney Englar Gwendolyn Buckey Davis Eunice Dasher McCoy Willard Francis Bertha Miller Sackett Pearl Skeggs Wampler Mattie V. Glick Earl C. Holsinger W. F. Garber Margaret Dove Layman Bertha Cline Harshbarger Mabel Harley Hersch 1916 E. DeWitt Miller 1909 Randall Spoerlein Homer C. Hess Flora Hoover Bowman Edith Bonsack Barnes Maude Lee Thomas Lois Krabill Nafzinger Clyde K. Holsinger E. J. Humbert Charles C. Rodeffer Lottie Miller Kline Hattie Moyers Pope Mark S. Roller Ethel Bowman Wright Lamora Stoner 1921 Ethel Funkhouser Slifer Chloe Anthony Boyd A. Spitler Sylvia White Bowman John B. Wampler 1910 1917 Ethel Cline Garber Ethel Thomas Whitehair Pansy Root Harrison Simon D. Glick Millard Wilson J. H.Lockwood Esther McAvoy Ankrum Olga Bonsack Hardy Bertha E. Witzeman Otto A Sanger George R.Arnold Ina Miller Huffman Katherine Flory Blough Leo S. Huffman M.A. Bowman Edna Dotterer Jones 1924 Mary Devilbiss Crawford Mamye Hughes Leonard Leslie Blough 1911 Basil A. Grubbs Oak K. Early Zella Neff Myers L. Elizabeth Boggs Ida Bowman Layman John M. Roller Berkley 0. Bowman Lula Judy Moomaw W. M.Shanklin Violette Hoover Brooks Oscar Rebok 1918 Bertha Pence Showalter Marie T. Cox Robert L. Smith Florence Huff Bowman Ruth Weybright Stauffer Grace V. Dove Walter L. Brandenburg Lulu Fike Watson W. H. Edmonson Wilbur Brandenburg Henry C. Eller 1912 Carter V. Good Carson Lee Fifer Grace Miller Dunivin Edna Walker Hartman 1922 Jesse S. Fifer Nora Bowman Leavell Olive Maust Hooker Walter Bennett J. Parker Flora Mervin B. Williams Paul Hounshell C. Oscar Black Herman L. Horn 30 31 Dorothy Moherman Huff Rhea Wampler Bowman ALUMNI Bertha Thomas Huffman Price E. Bowman Raymond P.Jordan George S.Click 1901 1913 L. N. Layman Naomi H.Coffman Leota S. Maiden Ada Carter Dewese Weldon Myers Ina Graham Akers John T. Myers Lela Sellers Ferguson Mae W. Albright Ethel Sipe Seese 0. F. Foley Annie Rexrode Baitinger Ernest M. Wampler J. M.Garber 1903 J.Price Bowman Ruth Pence Garber Nora Miller Craun A.D. Miller J.Charles Harshbarger Lillie Kaylor Monger 1919 Olive Early Hinegardner Muriel Raum Arthur M. Brugh Wilbie S. Hinegardner Ward H. Ruebush 1904 Flora Nininger Brugh Marguerite Nofsinger Horn Aubrey Houser Myra Layman Sanderson Guy N. Hartman Lula A. Miller Walter A. Myers Mattie Glick Wise Ida Shanks Humbert Ollie Moore Schue W. H. Sanger Allen H. Koontz Gladys Jones Shanklin S. Floyd Laughrun Victoria Weybright Shoemaker 1914 F. G. McGrady F.Arnold Stottlemyer 1905 Sallie Ritchie Bell Eunice Early Miller Olive Miller Whisenant Enoch E. Bowman Joel A. Miller Margaret Graybill Yingling Edith Naff Montgomery 0. L. Miller Katherine Rinehart Selina Anthony Kendig The I ma Littlefield Shriner Valley Miller Myers Vernon Stover Albert Schue 1923 Hilda Englar Speicher Ruth Engler Baker 1906 J. Walter Speicher J. M. Bennett Mollie Zigler Myers 1915 Thelma Chambers Elizabeth Fahrney Coffman Lewis M.Clower 1920 Fleta Fifer Bennett McKinley Coffman 1908 Roy M. Hoover Effie Naff Eller Norman Baumgardner Elmer L. Long Warren D. Bowman Anna Thomas Edmonson Margaret McKinney Englar Gwendolyn Buckey Davis Eunice Dasher McCoy Willard Francis Bertha Miller Sackett Pearl Skeggs Wampler Mattie V. Glick Earl C. Holsinger W. F. Garber Margaret Dove Layman Bertha Cline Harshbarger Mabel Harley Hersch 1916 E. DeWitt Miller 1909 Randall Spoerlein Homer C. Hess Flora Hoover Bowman Edith Bonsack Barnes Maude Lee Thomas Lois Krabill Nafzinger Clyde K. Holsinger E.J. Humbert Charles C. Rodeffer Lottie Miller Kline Hattie Moyers Pope Mark S. Roller Ethel Bowman Wright Lamora Stoner 1921 Ethel Funkhouser Slifer Chloe Anthony Boyd A. Spitler Sylvia White Bowman John B. Wampler 1910 1917 Ethel Cline Garber Ethel Thomas Whitehair Pansy Root Harrison Simon D. Glick Millard Wilson J. H. Lockwood Esther McAvoy Ankrum Olga Bonsack Hardy Bertha E. Witzeman Otto A Sanger George R.Arnold Ina Miller Huffman Katherine Flory Blough Leo S. Huffman M.A. Bowman Edna Dotterer Jones 1924 Mary Devilbiss Crawford Mamye Hughes Leonard Leslie Blough 1911 Basil A. Grubbs Oak K. Early Zella Neff Myers L. Elizabeth Boggs Ida Bowman Layman John M. Roller Berkley 0. Bowman Lula Judy Moomaw W. M.Shanklin Violette Hoover Brooks Oscar Rebok 1918 Bertha Pence Showalter Marie T. Cox Robert L.Smith Florence Huff Bowman Ruth Weybright Stauffer Grace V. Dove Walter L. Brandenburg Lulu Fike Watson W.H. Edmonson Wilbur Brandenburg Henry C. Eller 1912 Carter V. Good Carson Lee Fifer Grace Miller Dunivin Edna Walker Hartman 1922 Jesse S. Fifer Nora Bowman Leavell Olive Maust Hooker Walter Bennett J. Parker Flora Mervin B.Williams Paul Hounshell C. Oscar Black Herman L. Horn 30 31 Clarence Houchins Emma Miller Miller Gretchen Pittinger Spoerlein S. Ruth Howe Homer J. Miller 1931 Frank A. Strickler Robert Cairns Elmer L. Huffman G. T. Myers John W. Swigart W. H. Humbert S. Blair Myers Oilvia Crickenberger Compton Guy E. Wampler Warren S. Craun Kenneth Kinzie Edwin L. Turner Madge Stover Weaver Charlotte Maupin Knight Virginia Fifer Wampler Dorothy Dupler Sarah Smith Luster M. Guy West Esther Pence Garber Robert M. McKinney Wave Davis Yoder 1929 Claude Harris Ella Moomaw Miller Earl M. Zigler Erman Clower Nancy Flory Harris Ruth F. Miller F. Wise Driver Mary Miller Ingraham Joe Bill Reed Mabel Showalter Driver Madge S. Keiter Ida Beahm Rittenhouse I. J. Garber Pearl Miller MacPhail 1927 Neva Kendrick Garber Elwood Mason I. J. Sanger Merle Senger Bickers Arthur G. Harman Daphna Souder Mathias Lillian R. Sanger A. Joseph Caricofe May Hoover John May Harry E. Shull Orpha Hess Caricofe Ola Mary Miller Sines Eva Nair Huffman J. Curtis Miller A. Olivia Cool Bernard N. King Joseph W. Miller Carrie Click Smith John M. Dunn Carrie Showalter Stern M. Alma Kline Ernest Muntzing Earle W. Fike, Sr. Mattie Miller Michael Beulah Thomas Myers Vernie Wright Benjamin F. Good L. Paul Miller Dorothy Miller Myers Esther Clower Hatcher Ward R. Myers Alice Tucker Spoerlein Lawrence H. Hoover Wilbur Pence Annie Silling Stanley 1925 Raymond I. Hoover Elmus L. Ream John W. Boitnott Katherine Maxwell Iken berry Gladys V. Sanger 1932 Nell Kersh Boitnott Myrtle Rittenhouse John Edwin F. Shumaker Ida Ward Bowman John M. Kline, Sr. Gladys Huff Bailey Sylvia Shafer Strickler Lorene Wintermyer Bowlus Harry A. Brunk Edith Burall Lease Naomi Miller West Lora Miller Clower Auby L. Lindamood F. Paul Brown Gilbert C. Cosden Helen M. Longanecker Elizabeth Vest Fitzwater Virginia Harris Cosden Mary Englar McKinney 1930 Robert M. Flory Marie Quinn Hoffman Alden C. Fearnow Virgie Hess Miller Esther Long Allender Roy M. Foster Helen Cline Myers Alda Huffman Knupp J. Cline Bowman Thelma Kent Mason Rosanell Shoemaker Hartman Kathryn Eller Peters Ruth C. Bowman Nelson T. Huffman J. Plummer Reeves Dove Fike Miller W. Paul Coffman Stuart L. Miller Bede Thomas Jones Joseph Rittenhouse R. Carlton Cupp 0. P. Jones Earl F. Seese S. Earl Mitchell R. E. Evers James W. Moyers Frances Harshbarger Kinzie H. N. Whitten J. Harold Funk Alvin T. Kline Mark Myers William J. Garber Angelene Chapman Newman Howard Mason Elsie Hollen Harley Ralph G. Myers Hope Sherfy Rice 1928 A. George Hess James 0. Smith Cleo Showalter Nolley Bertha Negley Bergum Mary Driver Hess Naomi Zigler Rupel John E. Teets Robert M. Burgess Joseph G. Kagey Elva M ii ler Wilfong Marjorie Graybill Sanger Clyde L. Cline Nina Miller Lantz Pauline R. White Andra M. Wright Densie Cool Cline Prema Bittinger Lipscomb Garland Wright Rebecca Swartz Wilson Ola Hollen Evers George Arthur McDaniel Mary Geiman Young W. S. Flory C. 0. Miller Walter M. Young Boyd Harshbarger Margaret Early Muntzing 1933 Rachel Myers Zigler Georgie Hough Holden G. Elmer Myers J. Thoburn Bard Gladys Lohr Hoover Rebecca V. Myers Emmert R. Bowlus Dalton B. Howard Ruth Miller Nininger Helen N. Clinedinst 1926 David W. Huffman Harold M. Payne Horace V. Cox Frank Cline Cecil C. Ikenberry Edna Wampler Pence Lester Evans Saylor C. Cubbage J. Emmert Ikenberry Pauline P. Rowland M. H. Fitzwater-(deceased) Ethel Cosden Evans Viola Moreland MacKenzie Ivy Miller Stone Susanna Flory Ora Flora Flora Charles Miller Murray L. Wagner Harold L. Garber Ruby Eller Foster Pauline Hooker Myers Francis F. Wayland Dorothy Faw Garber Effie Early Ikenberry R. Douglas Nininger J. Albert Wine Rhea Cody Garst Edna Miller Kline Raymond R. Peters Emily Miller Wise Theron C. Garst V. L. Mathias Ruby Heltzel Riddleberger Nellie Jones Young Jacob S. Huffman 32 33 Clarence Houchins Emma Miller Miller Gretchen Pittinger Spoerlein S. Ruth Howe Homer J. Miller 1931 Frank A. Strickler Robert Cairns Elmer L. Huffman G. T. Myers John W. Swigart W. H. Humbert S. Blair Myers Oilvia Crickenberger Compton Guy E. Wampler Warren S. Craun Kenneth Kinzie Edwin L. Turner Madge Stover Weaver Charlotte Maupin Knight Virginia Fifer Wampler Dorothy Dupler Sarah Smith Luster M. Guy West Esther Pence Garber Robert M. McKinney Wave Davis Yoder 1929 Claude Harris Ella Moomaw Miller Earl M. Zigler Erman Clower Nancy Flory Harris Ruth F. Miller F. Wise Driver Mary Miller Ingraham Joe Bill Reed Mabel Showalter Driver Madge S. Keiter Ida Beahm Rittenhouse I. J. Garber Pearl Miller MacPhail 1927 Neva Kendrick Garber Elwood Mason I. J. Sanger Merle Senger Bickers Arthur G. Harman Daphna Souder Mathias Lillian R. Sanger A. Joseph Caricofe Harry E. Shull Ola May Hoover John May Orpha Hess Caricofe Eva Nair Huffman J. Curtis Miller Mary Miller Sines A. Olivia Cool Carrie Click Smith Bernard N. King Joseph W. Miller John M. Dunn Alma Kline Ernest Muntzing Carrie Showalter Stern Earle W. Fike, Sr. M. Vernie Wright Mattie Miller Michael Beulah Thomas Myers Benjamin F. Good L. Paul Miller Dorothy Miller Myers Esther Clower Hatcher Ward R. Myers Alice Tucker Spoerlein Lawrence H. Hoover Annie Silling Stanley 1925 Wilbur Pence Raymond I. Hoover Elmus L. Ream John W. Boitnott Katherine Maxwell I ken berry Gladys V. Sanger 1932 Nell Kersh Boitnott Myrtle Rittenhouse John Edwin F. Shumaker Ida Ward Bowman John M. Kline, Sr. Gladys Huff Bailey Sylvia Shafer Strickler Lorene Wintermyer Bowlus Harry A. Brunk Edith Burall Lease Naomi Miller West Lora Miller Clower Auby L. Lindamood F. Paul Brown Gilbert C. Cosden Helen M. Longanecker Elizabeth Vest Fitzwater Virginia Harris Cosden Mary Englar McKinney 1930 Robert M. Flory Marie Quinn Hoffman Alden C. Fearnow Virgie Hess Miller Esther Long Allender Roy M. Foster Helen Cline Myers Alda Huffman Knupp J. Cline Bowman Thelma Kent Mason Rosanell Shoemaker Hartman Kathryn Eller Peters Ruth C. Bowman Nelson T. Huffman J. Plummer Reeves Dove Fike Miller W. Paul Coffman Stuart L. Miller Bede Thomas Jones Joseph Rittenhouse R. Carlton Cupp 0. P. Jones Earl F. Seese S. Earl Mitchell R. E. Evers James W. Moyers Frances Harshbarger Kinzie H. N. Whitten J. Harold Funk Alvin T. Kline Mark Myers William J. Garber Angelene Chapman Newman Howard Mason Elsie Hollen Harley Ralph G. Myers Hope Sherfy Rice 1928 A. George Hess James 0. Smith Cleo Showalter Nolley Bertha Negley Bergum Mary Driver Hess Naomi Zigler Rupel John E. Teets Robert M. Burgess Joseph G. Kagey Elva Miller Wilfong Marjorie Graybill Sanger Clyde L. Cline Nina Miller Lantz Pauline R. White Andra M. Wright Densie Cool Cline Prema Bittinger Lipscomb Garland Wright Rebecca Swartz Wilson Ola Hollen Evers George Arthur McDaniel Mary Geiman Young W. S. Flory C. 0. Miller Walter M. Young Boyd Harshbarger Margaret Early Muntzing 1933 Rachel Myers Zigler Georgie Hough Holden G. Elmer Myers J. Thoburn Bard Gladys Lohr Hoover Rebecca V. Myers Emmert R. Bowlus Dalton B. Howard Ruth Miller Nininger Helen N. Clinedinst 1926 David W. Huffman Harold M. Payne Horace V. Cox Frank Cline Cecil C. Ikenberry Edna Wampler Pence Lester Evans Saylor C. Cubbage J. Emmert Ikenberry Pauline P. Rowland M. H. Fitzwater-(deceased) Ethel Cosden Evans Viola Moreland MacKenzie Ivy Miller Stone Susanna Flory Ora Flora Flora Charles Miller Murray L. Wagner Harold L. Garber Ruby Eller Foster Pauline Hooker Myers Francis F. Wayland Dorothy Faw Garber Effie Early Ikenberry R. Douglas Nininger J. Albert Wine Rhea Cody Garst Edna Miller Kline Raymond R. Peters Emily Miller Wise Theron C. Garst V. L. Mathias Ruby Heltzel Riddleberger Nellie Jones Young Jacob S. Huffman 32 33 Ethel Stone Koger George W. Swartz Effie Wampler Lam Rebecca Faw Teets John C. Eller 1939 Lois Shickel Froehlich Wenonah Wright Mayo Jesse H. Ziegler Miriam Bostetter Bowers Garland F. Miller G. Wayne Glick Genevieve Counts Brooks DeWitt T. Miller Vera Woodie Mitchell Genevieve Harsh Dixon Frances Utz Moyers 1936 Jennie Bowser Miller Zander Mack Foley John W. Duma Martha Diehl Miller Catherine Molesworth Pickett G. E. Fike Elizabeth Sanger Spitler Catherine Fultz Virginia Wilcox Miller Merlin E. Garber Bruce H. Flora G. M. Nipe, Sr. C. Ernest Spoerlein Mabel Kensinger Gahagan Elizabeth Warner Massey M. Heltzel Irene Bowman Nipe Harvey L. Huntley Elva Garber Huffman Herbert E. Ruby Mabel Speicher Weitzel! Daniel G. Joyce Anna Blough Williams Anne Fearnow Jones Verna Flory Sanger Rufus B. King Grace Bowman Koons Cabell Shull Olive Shafer Long Arlene Ringgold May Shirley Hoover Taylor Lois Miller Mccorkle 1934 Ethel M. Montgomery Mary Miller Wampler Willie Turner Phillips Lola V. Sanger John Whitmore Rudolph B. Alexander Carrie Hollen Simmons S. Loren Bowman F. C. Rittenhouse Aundria Newton Wilson Paul Wilson Shiflet Miriam Blough Simpson Elby Wilson Helen Dern Eyler Minnie Roller Wagenschein Grace Zigler Forrer Robert L. Strickler R. Lowell Wine R. Marcus Whitmore Margaret E. West Ruth Crumpacker Wine Wayne B. Hamilton Isaac M. Zigler Cecil L. Hartman Jacob S. Zigler Edna Rader Hartman 1937 Leah Flora Zigler 1942 Hollen G. Helbert Claudia Thomasson Compton Carolyn Long Barkman Alice E. Hylton Raymon E. Eller J. R. Barkman Claron E. Kline Elizabeth Long England 1940 Mabel Palmer Basore Tayloe Lewis Mildred Metcalf Frank Jessie Conner Eller Ruth Wine Ogden Ralph D. Alley Robert Garber Raymond Andes Ermon Nelson Foster Clarence A. Phillips Nellie Compton Hildebrand Barbara Zigler Glick Leona Zigler Row Doris Woodie Cox Roy J. Hildebrand Paul Dixon D. Stanley Houser Robert L. Sherfy Warren J. Huffman Margaret Henry Ikenberry Gaye Vest Simpkins Lurene Hartman Duma Lewis B. Kaylor-(deceased) Joseph L. Early R. E. Kinzie Ethel Pritchett Kintner Lawrence Fitzwater Kathryn Garst Mason Raymond M. Kinzie W. P. Flory Mildred F. Mundy 1935 Elizabeth Marsh McVeigh J. R. Gambill, Jr. Winifred Wright Nicholas Maye Fike Arnett M. A. Murray Ruby Wright Phillips Robert L. Byrd Victor E. Glick Ira S. Petre Mearl G. Gordon Mary Bradburn Rose Dorothy Aylor Compton Jacob F. Replogle Miriam Barnette Holden Paul Sanger, Jr. Dwight L. Estep Evelyn Clark Sherfy Robert D. Hoover Hope Sanger Shull Ruby Vest Fitzwater Leslie Omer Shirley George Kromhout Ellis Teets Chester I. Harley Richard Shrum Thelma White Kromhout Mary Lou Cline Hindley Charles W. Wampler, Jr. Lowell A. Miller H. Denis Hoover 1943 Margaret Flory Wampler John P. Mundy Roland Z. Arey Maxine Welch Horne Leona Schmick Wrightson Clyde W. Rea Olive Fike Huffman James W. Casey J. J. Rowland Reid Margaret Seese Dean Pauline Garst Kinzie Helen Early Ruby Edgar Martin 1938 Andrew D. Fitzwater Loren Simpson Ruth Finks Fitzwater Edna Wynn Martin Laurence Alley Harold E. Skelton Everette L. May Harold H. Chumbley Raymond W. Flory Barbara Roller Smith June Hoover Foster Lois Sanger McGuffin Emerson C. Gambill Robert O. Zeller Ernest Y. Miller Jason P. Hollopeter Bruce M. Graham Olden D. Mitchell Paul D. Horst Mary White Graham Paul F. Myers Edna Bussard Klimczak Dollie Nedrow Hostetler Edith Norman W. Raymond Long 1941 Harold A. Jennings Mary Hite Peterson Kathryn Myers Miller William Bane, Jr. Leona Dodge Jones Clarence Pickett W. K. Monger John E. Bowman Robert Layman Harvey H. Scott Edna Stewart Northam William Z. Cline 0. M. Long Florida Trump Strickler Melba Casey Pirkey Wilmer Q. Crummett Robert Mac Long Kenneth Ttrite Helen Fish Rudolph Kathryn Shaver Culp John Nile Miller Avis Mundy Swartz Norman Seese, Jr. Frederick Dove, Jr. Mildred Schmidt Nethken Louise Wampler Dove Paul Petcher 34 35 el ton Ko er e e rtz Eth S e g G org W. Swa e l r a a aw Teets 1939 John C. Eller Effi Wamp e L m Rebecc F e o n ht o le Lois Shickel Froehlich W n ah Wrig May Jesse H. Zeg r Miram Bostetter Bowers l i i ara . M r G. Wayne Glick G l nd F i le Genevieve Counts Brooks r era Wo d ie itchell DeWitt T. Mille V o M 1936 Genevieve Harsh Dixon r r r c s Mo e rs Jennie Bowse Mille F an e Utz y a de John W. Duma th r e oles t e n r Mack Foley M wor h Pick tt Z Martha Diehl Miller Ca e i n at e e ul G. E. Fike r li bet a r l C h rin F tz V rginia Wilcox Mille h S n e Spit er r E za g rbe Bruce H Flora i t oerlein Merlin E. Ga . Sp r G. M. Nipe, S . C. Ernes ze Mabel Kensinger Gahagan li a h rn Masse M. Helt Irene Bowman N pe E z r y l i bet Wa e Elva Garber Huffman abe ei eitzel! Harve L. Huntley Herbert E. Ruby l che W y r M Sp r e ea ow Danie G. Joyce o h i Ann F rn Jones l Verna Flory Sange Anna Bl ug W lliams Grace Bowman Koons Ru fus B Kin Cabell Shull . g l iv h f Ar ene Ringgold May r r Ol e S a e Long Shirley Hoove Taylo r Lois Mille Mccork le r r 1934 Montgo me ry r l Wamp le Ethel M. Mary Mil e rne Lola V. Sange dol h B A lexande Tu Phillips r John Whitmore Ru p . r Willie r Carrie Hollen Simmons n an . enh Aundria Newton Wilson S. Lore Bowm F C. Ritt ouse Miriam Blough Simpson elen e le Pau W i lso n Shi flet Elby Wilson H D rn Ey r l r Minnie Rolle Wagenschein race l re t i kle r G Zig e For Robe L. Str c R. Lowell Wine r r r Margaret E. West r n amilton R. Marcus Whitmore Ruth Crumpacke Wine Way e B. H Isaac M Zigle ci a an . r rtm Ce l L. H Jacob S. Zigle a d art man 1937 r 1942 Edn Ra er H Leah Flora Zigle lle elbert r Ho n G. H Claudia Thomasson Co mpton Carolyn Long Barkman lice on A E. H lt o y E. Eller J. R. Barkman l ron E Kline Raym n r C a . ab t and 1940 Mabe Palme Basore l Eliz e h Long Engl l r r Tay oe Lewis l tcal Mi dred Me Frank Ralph D Alley Jessie Conne Elle uth Wi n f . r R ne Ogde Robert Garbe Ermon Nelson Foste l il r Raymond Andes r C arence A Ph lips e ton i d Iii . Nelli Com H ldebran Barbara Zigle Glick on ow p Doris Woodie Cox r Le a Zigle R i l e and D. Stanley House obe r er Roy J. H d br Pau Dixon re ffma l R rt L. Sh fy War n J Hu n Margaret Henry Ikenberry Ga ye Ves Simpkins . Lurene Hartman Duma t w R E Le is B. K aylor -(deceased Joseph L. Early . . Kinzie the it e ) E Pr ch tt Kintne Lawre nce Fitzwate Kathryn Garst Mason l r r y I d i z Mi dred F. Mund 1935 Raymon M. Kn ie W. P. Flory l Elizabeth Marsh McVe igh Winifred Wright Nicholas e ik et J. R. Gambill Jr. F Ar y , y May e n t M A Murra Rub Wrigh Phillips ob rt r . . Victor E. Glick t R e L. By d Ira S re Jlllary Bradburn Rose r t l pton . Pet Mear G. Gordon o Com ob l l Do o h y Ay r Jac F. Replog e Miriam Barnette Holden Pau Sanger, Jr. i te l Dw ght L. Es p Evelyn Clark r Hope Sanger Shull u s i wate She f Robert .D Hoove Ve F tz lie e l y r R by t Les Om Shir e Elli Teet hes e arl r r George Kromhou s s C t I. H e ic a h m y t r y R h rd S ru Thelma Whit Kromhou o Cl i ne Hindle e t Mary L u Charle W Wample r Jr en o y s . , . Lowell A. Mille 1943 a e le y r H. D is Ho ver Marg r t Flory Wamp John P Mund y axi lc Horn r . Roland Z. Are M ne We h e Leon Sc h mic Wrightson l a k Clyde W. Re O ive Fik Hu ffm an a James W. Casey auli e rs nzie J. J. Rowland Reid G K y Margaret Seese Dean P n e a i a t Hele Earl Rub a 1938 n i y Andrew D. Fitzwate Edg r M rtin i r dn n art n Loren S mpson E Wy M au ll Rut F nks Fitzwater a n i L renc A ey Harold E Skelton h e t e um l . Raymon W. Flory Ev re t L. Ma Harold H. Ch b e d e y y Barbar Roller Smit ois n m a h Jun Hoover Foste L Sa e r McGuffin Emerson . Ga bill e r g C Robert 0. Zelle es Y. il e pete r Bruce M. Graham Ern t M l r Jaso n P. Hollo r l e e au Mary Whit Graham n . Mitch P D Hors e O d D ll l . t M er d Bussa r Klimcza Dollie Nedrow Hostetler Paul F. y E na d k 194 dit or s n o 1 Harold A. Jenning E h N d s ma W. Raymo L ng l etn rso ers Wi liam Bane, Jr. Leon Dodge Jone y Hite P n M Mille a s Mar e n Kathry y r laren ic tt e Joh E. Bowma Robert Layman C c e P ke W. K. Mong r n n a Stewar No rtham William Z. Cline 0. M. Lon H rvey H. Scott Edn t g lo ri lba s k Wilmer Q. Crummett Robert Mac Lon F d a Trump Strickle Me a Ca ey Pr e g n t r i n r Cul l t elen Fis Ru olpy Kathry Shave John Nile Mi ler Ke ne Ttri H h d h p Avis Mundyh Swe a rtz Frederick Dove, Jr. Mildred Schmidt Nethk e Norman Seese Jr. e n , Louis Wampler Dov e Paul Petcher

4 3 5 3 Carl F. Smith 1946 Carl Simmons, Jr. Richard W. Homan H. D. Smith Fred M. Bowman Emory C. Smith Ernest M. Hooker Mary Hoover Smith Margaret Faulkner Horn Evelyn Ritchie Crim Eugene Smith Bernard Sparks Glenn W. Suter Robert H. Horn Mary Miller Sparks Loleine Barnhart Fisher Anne Boltz Howdershell Marie Mason Flory H. Byrd Teter Arlie E. Waggy Evelyn Roller Wilson W. W. Howdershell Byron J. Wampler, Jr. Margaret Schmidt Garner Thomas H. Jenkins Frances Millner Zea Geraldine Zigler Glick Charles D. Johnson Anna Hartman Hall 1949 Doris Lee Bangle Rhoene Zimmerman Johnson Helena Crouse Hand June Sadd Kline Elizabeth Beard 1944 Ruth Scrogum Hogan Francine Greenacre Lawrence Beatrice Moyer Baysinger Ben Hoover Nancy Layman Bertholf I Kathryn Reid Bowman Jack E. Maphis Irene Sanderson Beahm Margaret Glick Hunkins Alphadine E. Martin James C. Boitnott Dorothy Johnson Layman Galen E. Bowman Wanda Martin Bowman 0. J. Mason Alfred L. Cupp Ava Wilson Miller Helen Mason McKalips Lorraine Texiere Fike Kathleen Hull Mitchell Herman W. Brubaker Maxine Wakeman Burkholder Mary Wood Merkey Doris Finks Flory Elizabeth Wolfkill Rogers Hazel Hunter Morris Janet Evers Foster Kathleen Skelton Alvin E. Conner Marvin E. Deavers Joyce Moyers Wanda Arnold Houff Anna Mae Myers Elva Aylor Einsel Clark B. Jamison 1947 George W. Pegram Dorothy Prigel Jamison Michael W. Gaynor Walter Bangle Samuel A. Groening Ollie C. Ponton, Jr. Lucielle Shober Johnson Sylvia Seese Bieber Louise Goodman Quaintance Hazel Wright Keller Kenneth Harner Keith Crim Patricia Seese Heiney William E. Reish Jane Maydian Light Garner Downey Raymond Rhodes Stuart H. Light Charles W. Hertzler Oak Kermit Early, Jr. Roger K. Hoover Laird L. Rush Nancy Miller Littlepage Jean L. Fifer Christine Wesley Hunt Carl N. Shull John W. Martin, Jr. P. B. Foster Francis L. Hunt William L. Smith, Jr. F. R. Mason G. S. Garner Charles S. Kiracofe, Jr. Doris Early Smith Ray B. Miller Margaret Steagall Glover E. Harley Kline Dawn Arey Smith Floyd Mitchell Gerald C. Hicks Elaine Mclaughlin Lowder James L. Staubus Tressie Myers Henry C. I ken berry Carl C. Mason Nancy Garst Trout Bessie H. Naff Kenneth B. McGolerick William S. Ray Philip Trout Miriam Rohrer Odom Peggy Wright Miller A. Theodore Roby William D. Wampler Jane Coffman Pellam Robert E. Richards Oldson Grant Rush Franklin Wilson Esther Wilson Petcher Wilma Kline Robertson Charles Sackett Dwight E. Wratchford Carrie Swift Smith Bernice Hooker Walter Marilee Miller Sackett Dorris Berry Wampler Robert G. Sanger Fred F. Wampler 1951 1945 A. Owen Shifflett Winston 0. Weaver Louise Garst Showalter Kurtz E. Alderman E. F. Bittinger Harold Armstrong Daisy Berkebile Boitnott Whitney E. Trumbo N. 0. Wagenschein Charles J. Ashby Howard K. Brown, Jr. 1948 Earl Atkinson Gene Edmonson Velma Johnson Bane Kathleen Wampler Stanley Wampler J. Alaric Bowman Doris Miller Good Esther Landis Bittinger Katherine Coffman Bowman Thurman T. Grossnickle James L. Branner H. N. Whitten, Jr. Virginia Bittinger Whitten Helen Chan Chan H. Gerald Guyton David Brillhart Alfred R. Cline Miriam Mason Holl Quinton 0. Carr Carroll Conner Robert E. Houff Frances Roller Crabill 1950 Geraldine Garber Conner Gene Bowman Johnson Wendell Eller Ruth Funkhouser Armstrong A. W. Crawford Douglas H. Layman Lloyd Gochenour Ruth Richmond Barth Martha Cupp Mary Weybright Marcum Marian Schmidt Gross Ethel Rinehart Bohn Clinton M. Devier Elizabeth Blough Martin Mary Jennings Hoover Max Carpenter John R. Eagle Gwendolyn Dewese Mason Alma Moyers Long Allen Clague Earle W. Fike, Jr. Joseph M. Mason Charles E. Miller Juanita Simmons Clague Jean Kiser Fike Zola Simpson Miller Benjamin S. Neff, Jr. Clinton E. DeBusk Fred DeWitt Fishback Donald S. Myers L. Leon Reid Harry Gardner Lloyd Haag Jean Eckard Oxley Mary Cline Richards Paul H. Garst Harold Hersch R. R. Petcher Ina Mason Shank John T. Gliick, Jr. Merle L. Jenkins Jesse D. Robertson Carlton Shickel John W. Hepfer Harry L. Kraus

36 37 Carl F. Smith 1946 Carl Simmons, Jr. Richard W. Homan H. D. Smith Fred M. Bowman Emory C. Smith Ernest M. Hooker Mary Hoover Smith Margaret Faulkner Horn Evelyn Ritchie Crim Eugene Smith Bernard Sparks Glenn W. Suter Robert H. Horn Mary Miller Sparks Loleine Barnhart Fisher Anne Boltz Howdershell Marie Mason Flory H. Byrd Teter Arlie E. Waggy Evelyn Roller Wilson W. W. Howdershell Byron J. Wampler, Jr. Margaret Schmidt Garner Thomas H. Jenkins Frances Millner Zea Geraldine Zigler Glick Charles D. Johnson Anna Hartman Hall 1949 Doris Lee Bangle Rhoene Zimmerman Johnson Helena Crouse Hand June Sadd Kline Elizabeth Beard 1944 Ruth Scrogum Hogan Francine Greenacre Lawrence Beatrice Moyer Baysinger Ben Hoover Nancy Layman Bertholf Kathryn Reid Bowman Jack E. Maphis Irene Sanderson Beahm Margaret Glick Hunkins Alphadine E. Martin James C. Boitnott Dorothy Johnson Layman Galen E. Bowman Wanda Martin Bowman 0. J. Mason Alfred L. Cupp Ava Wilson Miller Helen Mason McKalips Lorraine Texiere Fike Kathleen Hull Mitchell Herman W. Brubaker Maxine Wakeman Burkholder Mary Wood Merkey Doris Finks Flory Elizabeth Wolfkill Rogers Hazel Hunter Morris Alvin E. Conner Janet Evers Foster Kathleen Skelton Joyce Moyers Marvin E. Deavers Wanda Arnold Houff Anna Mae Myers Elva Aylor Einsel Clark B. Jamison 1947 George W. Pegram Dorothy Prigel Jamison Michael W. Gaynor Walter Bangle Samuel A. Groening Ollie C. Ponton, Jr. Lucielle Shober Johnson Sylvia Seese Bieber Louise Goodman Quaintance Hazel Wright Keller Kenneth Harner Keith Crim Patricia Seese Heiney William E. Reish Jane Maydian Light Garner Downey Raymond Rhodes Stuart H. Light Charles W. Hertzler Oak Kermit Early, Jr. Roger K. Hoover Laird L. Rush Nancy Miller Littlepage Jean L. Fifer Christine Wesley Hunt Carl N. Shull John W. Martin, Jr. P. B. Foster Francis L. Hunt William L. Smith, Jr. F. R. Mason G. S. Garner Charles S. Kiracofe, Jr. Doris Early Smith Ray B. Miller Margaret Steagall Glover E. Harley Kline Dawn Arey Smith Floyd Mitchell Gerald C. Hicks Elaine McLaughlin Lowder James L. Staubus Tressie Myers Henry C. I kenberry Carl C. Mason Nancy Garst Trout Bessie H. Naff Kenneth B. McGolerick William S. Ray Philip Trout Miriam Rohrer Odom Peggy Wright Miller A. Theodore Roby William D. Wampler Jane Coffman Pellam Robert E. Richards Oldson Grant Rush Franklin Wilson Esther Wilson Petcher Wilma Kline Robertson Charles Sackett Dwight E. Wratchford Carrie Swift Smith Bernice Hooker Walter Marilee Miller Sackett Dorris Berry Wampler Robert G. Sanger Fred F. Wampler 1951 1945 A. Owen Shifflett Winston 0. Weaver Louise Garst Showalter Kurtz E. Alderman E. F. Bittinger Harold Armstrong Daisy Berkebile Boitnott Whitney E. Trumbo N. 0. Wagenschein Charles J. Ashby Howard K. Brown, Jr. 1948 Earl Atkinson Gene Edmonson Velma Johnson Bane Kathleen Wampler Stanley Wampler J. Alaric Bowman Doris Miller Good Esther Landis Bittinger Katherine Coffman Bowman Thurman T. Grossnickle James L. Branner H. N. Whitten, Jr. Virginia Bittinger Whitten Helen Chan Chan H. Gerald Guyton David Brillhart Alfred R. Cline Miriam Mason Holl Quinton 0. Carr Carroll Conner Robert E. Houff Frances Roller Crabill 1950 Geraldine Garber Conner Gene Bowman Johnson Wendell Eller Ruth Funkhouser Armstrong A. W. Crawford Douglas H. Layman Lloyd Gochenour Ruth Richmond Barth Martha Cupp Mary Weybright Marcum Marian Schmidt Gross Ethel Rinehart Bohn Clinton M. Devier Elizabeth Blough Martin Mary Jennings Hoover Max Carpenter John R. Eagle Gwendolyn Dewese Mason Alma Moyers Long Allen Clague Earle W. Fike, Jr. Joseph M. Mason Charles E. Miller Juanita Simmons Clague Jean Kiser Fike Zola Simpson Miller Benjamin S. Neff, Jr. Clinton E. DeBusk Fred DeWitt Fishback Donald S. Myers L. Leon Reid Harry Gardner Lloyd Haag Jean Eckard Oxley Mary Cline Richards Paul H. Garst Harold Hersch R. R. Petcher Ina Mason Shank John T. Gliick, Jr. Merle L. Jenkins Jesse D. Robertson Carlton Shickel John W. Hepfer Harry L. Kraus 36 37 Gareth B. Lease 1955 C. Ray Smith Ivan Mason 1953 Mary Offutt Smith John K. Boitnott Doris Niswander Albaugh Peggy Glick Mason Gene D. Armstrong Benjamin Sollenberger Carl McDaniels J. Willard Bowman Carol Compton Spangler J. H. Caricofe Mary Ankrum Bowman Wilda Eller McDaniels Pasco Bowman Guy Wampler, Jr. David E. McKalips Elizabeth Beachy Fike Barbara Bower Wampler Frances Beckner Gaynor Anna Schwaninger Ebling Bonnie Shickel Miller Jo Annis Humbert Eller Rowland E. Wampler Bruce S. Hammer Carolyn Ikenberry Weaver Raymond F. Moore, Jr. Louie T. Hargett Julia Housman Gusler Rommie F. Moore Forest 0. Wells Donald R. Huffman W. Wallace Hatcher Byron R. Morris Betty Judy Hylton Betty Phillips Howlett Clarence Moyers Dorothy Louise Hussey Mary Kathryn Vest Reish Marlen Naumann Jones 1957 Otis D. Kitchen Alma Phibbs Kitchen Herbert L. Ridder Betty Halterman Kline Donalil W. Border Paul Kline James Owen Bowman Ruth Stull Ridder Charlotte Kroh Charles F. Kurtz Helen Pence Saxon Sylvia Kline Bowman Marion E. Mason Frank W. Lambert, Jr. Gaynell Wampler Sayre Charlisie Kirby Langford Rudolph A. Bush John E. Sayre Arthur McDaniel Sathena Clark Cabler Genevieve Hedrick McDaniel Peggy Moore Marks Owen G. Stultz Charlotte Duncan Coffin Vernon F. Merkey Pauline Gilbert Miller Clayton Towers Phoebe May Orebaugh Carroll D. Cosby Jacqueline Grover Towers Edward G. Metzger Ann Beahm Flora Robert Motyca Lois Sloop Ramkey Evelyn Welch Trostle Robert Rhea Barbara Peiper Flora Barbara Sellers Roller Robert E. Funk Harold Trumbo Joe G. Rieley Thomas E. Wagner Charles C. Rush, Jr. Mary Spangler Garret Helen Wine Shickel John C. Riew Gilbert C. Walbridge Donald L. Shoemaker John C. Harshbarger, Jr. Maisie Kirby Wampler Evelyn Flory Showalter Carolyn Lantz Hatcher Betty Kline Simmers Dorothy Wright Simmons Miriam Hersch Weaver Jane Grimm Simmons Rebecca Bowman Helbert Ray Wine Charles H. Simmons Paul A. Joseph, Jr. Wayne E. Spangler Galen L. Wampler Fern Jenkins Washburn James L. Keeler Fred W. Wampler Evelyn Beard Kirk 1952 Josephine Spangler Wampler Orrin M. Kline, Jr. Emmet W. Berrey Doris Moyer Whitmore 1956 Beverly Wampler Lineweaver Lillian Tragesser Brumbaugh Lois Roller Blackwell James 0. Lohr Chee T. Chan L. Clyde Carter, Jr. John H. Mason K. K. Chan 1954 Daniel C. Coffin Donald A. Mitchell Mary Hovatter Colaw Joyce Myers Beard A. Radford Compton Dorothy Spitzer Petre Margie Kahle Conner Betty Naff Caricofe Linda Diehl Daggett Richard M. Petre B. M'lrle Crouse Eula M. Flesher Craun Arlene Fahnestock Donald Phibbs James S. Flora Charles C. Custard Nora Bollinger Garman Lois Jackson Rainville Paul Garber Harlan Eller Dorothy Myers Godwin Wayne L. Smith Claude S. Humbert, Jr. Larry D. Flora Rosina Watt Gowan J. Edward Swain Glasselle Branham Jenkins Anne Spigle Garber Richard W. Graves James S. Thompson Gar Miley Jay Maurice Garman Benny D. Gunter Ben F. Wade Lowell W. Miller Claude Hylton Carolyn Harshbarger Gunter Janice Wine Wade Richard R. Miller John D. Layman Joyce Shiflet Ham mer Dale L. Wampler Verna Caricofe Moore Marian Sadd Layman Jane Heishman Hare Shirley Fulcher Wampler William C. Naylor Joan Myers Mason Weston A. Hare Lillian Wimmer Wells J. Aubrey Potter, Jr. Alton H. McCoy Kenneth E. Harper Mollie Mccollum Priddy Melba C. Melton Jack Heintzleman Paul M. Priddy Joyce DeBolt Miller Doris Eller Heisel 1958 Robert Reeves Sarah Mason Moyers Doris Reinhold Hessenauer James W. Battle, Jr. Gerald W. Roller Clyde Pugh P. Hampton Hylton Ruth Bowman Bowman Lawrence Roller Lee B. Sheaffer Euclid H. Jones Phyllis Motano Brown J. Hubert Showalter Harry Simmers T. Rodman Layman Clifford Donald Bush Dorothy Huffman Shull William W. Thomas H. Harold Lehman Linda Smith Camper Grant Simmons Patricia Myers Uhler Fred S. Lim Curis Paul Coffman Ilene Neher Smith Harold R. Weybright M�rgaret Purdy Mason Norma Aist Diehl Flemmie Getz Stultz Mary Hooker Weybright Shirley Pritchard McGrath Isaac A. Grey Iris Warner Wise George S. Widmyer Peggy Bower Metzger Nancy Cline Gray John R. Wise Elizabeth Shaver Wray Robert F. Miller Kathryn Ikenberry Kurtz 38 39 Gareth B. Lease 1955 C. Ray Smith Ivan Mason 1953 Mary Offutt Smith John K. Boitnott Doris Niswander Albaugh Peggy Glick Mason Gene D. Armstrong Benjamin Sollenberger Carl McDaniels J. Willard Bowman Carol Compton Spangler J. H. Caricofe Mary Ankrum Bowman Wilda Eller McDaniels Pasco Bowman Guy Wampler, Jr. David E. McKalips Elizabeth Beachy Fike Barbara Bower Wampler Frances Beckner Gaynor Anna Schwaninger Ebling Bonnie Shickel Miller Jo Annis Humbert Eller Rowland E. Wampler Bruce S. Hammer Carolyn Ikenberry Weaver Raymond F. Moore, Jr. Louie T. Hargett Julia Housman Gusler Rommie F. Moore Forest 0. Wells Donald R. Huffman W. Wallace Hatcher Byron R. Morris Betty Judy Hylton Betty Phillips Howlett Clarence Moyers Dorothy Louise Hussey Mary Kathryn Vest Reish Marlen Naumann Jones 1957 Otis D. Kitchen Alma Phibbs Kitchen Herbert L. Ridder Betty Halterman Kline Donali! W. Border Paul Kline James Owen Bowman Ruth Stull Ridder Charlotte Kroh Charles F. Kurtz Helen Pence Saxon Sylvia Kline Bowman Marion E. Mason Frank W. Lambert, Jr. Gaynell Wampler Sayre Charlisie Kirby Langford Rudolph A. Bush John E. Sayre Arthur McDaniel Sathena Clark Cabler Genevieve Hedrick McDaniel Peggy Moore Marks Owen G. Stultz Charlotte Duncan Coffin Vernon F. Merkey Pauline Gilbert Miller Clayton Towers Phoebe May Orebaugh Carroll D. Cosby Jacqueline Grover Towers Edward G. Metzger Ann Beahm Flora Robert Motyca Lois Sloop Ramkey Evelyn Welch Trostle Robert Rhea Barbara Peiper Flora Barbara Sellers Roller Robert E. Funk Harold Trumbo Joe G. Rieley Thomas E. Wagner Charles C. Rush, Jr. Mary Spangler Garret Helen Wine Shickel John C. Riew Gilbert C. Walbridge Donald L. Shoemaker John C. Harshbarger, Jr. Maisie Kirby Wampler Evelyn Flory Showalter Carolyn Lantz Hatcher Betty Kline Simmers Dorothy Wright Simmons Miriam Hersch Weaver Jane Grimm Simmons Rebecca Bowman Helbert Ray Wine Charles H. Simmons Paul A. Joseph, Jr. Wayne E. Spangler Galen L. Wampler Fern Jenkins Washburn James L. Keeler Fred W. Wampler Evelyn Beard Kirk 1952 Josephine Spangler Wampler Orrin M. Kline, Jr. Emmet W. Berrey Doris Moyer Whitmore 1956 Beverly Wampler Lineweaver Lillian Tragesser Brumbaugh Lois Roller Blackwell James 0. Lohr Chee T. Chan L. Clyde Carter, Jr. John H. Mason K. K. Chan 1954 Daniel C. Coffin Donald A. Mitchell Mary Hovatter Colaw Joyce Myers Beard A. Radford Compton Dorothy Spitzer Petre Margie Kahle Conner Betty Naff Caricofe Linda Diehl Daggett Richard M. Petre B. MP.rle Crouse Eula M. Flesher Craun Arlene Fahnestock Donald Phibbs James S. Flora Charles C. Custard Nora Bollinger Garman Lois Jackson Rainville Paul Garber Harlan Eller Dorothy Myers Godwin Wayne L. Smith Claude S. Humbert, Jr. Larry D. Flora Rosina Watt Gowan J. Edward Swain Glasselle Branham Jenkins Anne Spigle Garber Richard W. Graves James S. Thompson Gar Miley Jay Maurice Garman Benny D. Gunter Ben F. Wade Lowell W. Miller Claude Hylton Carolyn Harshbarger Gunter Janice Wine Wade Richard R. Miller John D. Layman Joyce Shiflet Ham mer Dale L. Wampler Verna Caricofe Moore Marian Sadd Layman Jane Heishman Hare Shirley Fulcher Wampler William C. Naylor Joan Myers Mason Weston A. Hare Lillian Wimmer Wells J. Aubrey Potter, Jr. Alton H. McCoy Kenneth E. Harper Mollie Mccollum Priddy Melba C. Melton Jack Heintzleman Paul M. Priddy Joyce De Bolt Miller Doris Eller Heisel 1958 Robert Reeves Sarah Mason Moyers Doris Reinhold Hessenauer James W. Battle, Jr. Gerald W. Roller Clyde Pugh P. Hampton Hylton Ruth Bowman Bowman Lawrence Roller Lee B. Sheaffer Euclid H. Jones Phyllis Motano Brown J. Hubert Showalter Harry Simmers T. Rodman Layman Clifford Donald Bush Dorothy Huffman Shull William W. Thomas H. Harold Lehman Linda Smith Camper Grant Simmons Patricia Myers Uhler Fred S. Lim Curis Paul Coffman Ilene Neher Smith Harold R. Weybright M�rgaret Purdy Mason Norma Aist Diehl Flemmie Getz Stultz Mary Hooker Weybright Shirley Pritchard McGrath Isaac A. Grey Iris Warner Wise George S. Widmyer Peggy Bower Metzger Nancy Cline Gray John R. Wise Elizabeth Shaver Wray Robert F. Miller Kathryn Ikenberry Kurtz

38 39 James Isaac Lambert Naomi Lantz Good Duward Starkey Judith F. Miller William H. Littlepage Mary Scruggs Graninger Edwin C. Stone Preston J. Miller Lorretta Hartman Lohr Leroy Harsh Eleanor Muntzing Stone Wayne Selby Mitchell Charles E. Martin Allegra Haldeman Hess Richard L Thomas James Ott F. Gray Osborne William Royce Hood Richard Valentine Carroll W. Ours Nancy Draper Rhea Don Jordan Thomas P. Varnes Richard E. Phillips Marvin Lee Simmers Doris Miller Lacey Ira T. Vance, Jr. Jean Bucher Reedy Edna Marie Smith Vernon C. Maupin Janet Estep Whetzel Joann Painter Reid Fred W. Swartz James 0. McAvoy John Andrew Wiggs Mary Thomas Rhodes Lois Cupp Thompson Howard A. Miller Lois Walbridge Schall E. Joseph Wampler Jewel Miller Myers Stuart R. Suter Joyce Spitler Wampler Wilmer B. Nolen 1962 Paul W. Wilkins, Jr. Myrna Dove Weimer Norma Peterson Donald M. Ziegler Alfred P. Wolfe P. V. Phibbs, Sr. William H. Aiken, Jr. James E. Beahm Carol E. Zimmerman Owen Lee Wright Anne Murray Reid R. C. Reid Janet Huffman Bollinger Thomas Wayne Rhodes Eunice Shull Braun 1959 Kay P. Showalter Jane Wayland Brewster 1964 Ellwood B. Dean, Jr. Clement A. Bess Alma Webster Sparks Barbara Rinehart Airing Howard H. Gosnell, Jr. Donna Furman Bess Jack L. Stapleton Carolyn Johnson Belt Mildred Wine Border Wallace L. Thompson Charles B. Hammond Harold Huffman Wayne Michael Biklen Auburn Boyers Ralph M. Warner Daniel W. Bly Eugene A. Braun Barbara Cleary Wentz Richard Keplinger Delmer G. Botkin Christine Miller Cole Alfred T. Whitelow ElbP.rt Kinzie Virginia Robertson Kline Diana Pointer Bush Ronald V. Cox Dorothy Jones Winter James M. Crumpacker Violet Siron Cox Robert A. Winter Rebecca Zinn Liskey Robert L. Miller Roy E. Cunningham C. Franklin Drumheller Ann L. Earhart Judy Duzan Neff Dorothy Ramsey Dunham Wilma Livingston Ferguson J. Rogers Fike 1961 Larry E. Neff Jane Sutherland Fike Beverly B. Good D. Richard Bohn Gail Addington Parker James E. Reid Charles J. Fleck C. Douglas Graninger C. Todd Brown Patricia Sullivan Good Lavonne Ikenberry Grubb Gordon Bush Harry I. Rinehart, Jr. Conrad L. Sanger John G. Harcum Cecil Lee Haycock Ruth Davis Clark Judith Nolen Henneberger Rogina Fifer Isaacs Wilma Wampler Crull Robert L. Schall Elaine Garber Thompson Eugene T. Higgs Raeburn I. Judy Walter W. Daggett W. Owen Horton, Sr. Thomas D. Myers Douglas Leon Flory Sue Hartley Valentine Peter D. Weimer Ronald I. Hylton Patricia Hundley Osisek Marian Lee Forbes Lillian Preddy Kinzie Doris Miller Quarles Nancy Brubaker Fulcher Janna DePriest Kratz Joseph M. Quesenberry Wilfred L. Fulcher Garland R. Life Lois Huffman Quesenberry Donnie E. Harsh 1963 Dorothy Hollenberg Light Elaine Bassett Raider Doris Lawson Harsh Joyce Fogle Bohn Vivian Slone Longenecker Delores Hilbert Simmons Kurtz E. Hersch David Bollinger Alice Hoffman MacPhail D. Gene Wampler Nelson T. Huffman II Janet L. Bowman Letitia Teets Maye Ruth Wichael Williams David L. Huffman Kenneth D. Bowman Carol Ann McDaniels Donna Miller Wilson Dolores Northrop Huffman William A. Copenhaver Danny J. Myers Lewis W. Wimmer Kenneth W. Huffman B. Ray Fike Paul V. Phibbs, Jr. Carolyn Bauserman Kneisly Harold D. Garber Eileen Esworthy Phillips E. Thornton Lam John R. Gilliam E. Bentley Reed, Jr. 1960 C. Eugene Lantz J. E. Henneberger Ernest L. Rice Mary Louise Appel Rosalie Frazier Leigh Jane Meadows Herberg William A. Sar Joyce Miller Battle Wayne M. Liskey Barbara Winters Huffman Carolyn Fifer Seilhamer Joyce Whiteacre Bohn B. L. Lock James A. Longenecker Larry C. Seilhamer John R. Bushey, Jr. Wallace B. Lutz Betty Strickler Lutz Donald C. Simmons G. Forrest Collier, Jr. Glenn W. Miller Linda Phillips Lutz Donna Spitler Smith Fred A. Diehl Gerald R. Mills R. W. Lutz Carolyn Spoerlein Updyke Janet L. Dove Jo Ann Jones Newman Ernest D. May Frances Draper VonSeldeneck David L. Duncan Bertha D. Phibbs Rebecca Beech May Joseph V. Wasilius, Jr. Deanna Mankamyer Good James A. Reedy Evelyn Stanford Middlekauff Charles M. Williams, Jr. Harold Good Terry Slaubaugh George N. Middlekauff William L. Zirk

40 41 James Isaac Lambert Naomi Lantz Good Duward Starkey Judith F. Miller William H. Littlepage Mary Scruggs Graninger Edwin C. Stone Preston J. Miller Lorretta Hartman Lohr Leroy Harsh Eleanor Muntzing Stone Wayne Selby Mitchell Charles E. Martin Allegra Haldeman Hess Richard L: Thomas James Ott F. Gray Osborne William Royce Hood Richard Valentine Carroll W. Ours Nancy Draper Rhea Don Jordan Thomas P. Varnes Richard E. Phillips Marvin Lee Simmers Doris Miller Lacey Ira T. Vance, Jr. Jean Bucher Reedy Edna Marie Smith Vernon C. Maupin Janet Estep Whetzel Joann Painter Reid Fred W. Swartz James 0. McAvoy John Andrew Wiggs Mary Thomas Rhodes Lois Cupp Thompson Howard A. Miller Lois Walbridge Schall E. Joseph Wampler Jewel Miller Myers Stuart R. Suter Joyce Spitler Wampler Wilmer B. Nolen 1962 Paul W. Wilkins, Jr. Myrna Dove Weimer Norma Peterson Donald M. Ziegler Alfred P. Wolfe P. V. Phibbs, Sr. William H. Aiken, Jr. James E. Beahm Carol E. Zimmerman Owen Lee Wright Anne Murray Reid R. C. Reid Janet Huffman Bollinger Eunice Shull Braun Thomas Wayne Rhodes 1959 Kay P. Showalter Jane Wayland Brewster 1964 Ellwood B. Dean, Jr. Clement A. Bess Alma Webster Sparks Barbara Rinehart Airing Howard H. Gosnell, Jr. Donna Furman Bess Jack L. Stapleton Carolyn Johnson Belt Mildred Wine Border Wallace L. Thompson Charles B. Hammond Harold Huffman Wayne Michael Biklen Auburn Boyers Ralph M. Warner Daniel W. Bly Richard Keplinger Eugene A. Braun Barbara Cleary Wentz Delmer G. Botkin Christine Miller Cole Alfred T. Whitelow ElbP,rt Kinzie Diana Virginia Robertson Kline Pointer Bush Ronald V. Cox Dorothy Jones Winter James M. Crumpacker Violet Siron Cox Robert A. Winter Rebecca Zinn Liskey Robert L. Miller Roy E. Cunningham C. Franklin Drumheller Ann L. Earhart Duzan Neff Dorothy Ramsey Dunham Judy Wilma Livingston Ferguson J. Rogers Fike 1961 Larry E. Neff Jane Sutherland Fike Beverly B. Good D. Richard Bohn Gail Addington Parker James E. Reid Charles J. Fleck C. Douglas Graninger C. Todd Brown Patricia Sullivan Good Lavonne Ikenberry Grubb Gordon Bush Harry I. Rinehart, Jr. Conrad L. Sanger John G. Harcum Cecil Lee Haycock Ruth Davis Clark Judith Nolen Henneberger Robert L. Schall Rogina Fifer Isaacs Wilma Wampler Crull Eugene T. Higgs Elaine Garber Thompson Raeburn I. Judy Walter W. Daggett W. Owen Horton, Sr. Thomas D. Myers Douglas Leon Flory Sue Hartley Valentine Peter D. Weimer Ronald I. Hylton Patricia Hundley Osisek Marian Lee Forbes Lillian Preddy Kinzie Doris Miller Quarles Nancy Brubaker Fulcher Janna DePriest Kratz Joseph M. Quesenberry Wilfred L. Fulcher Garland R. Life Lois Huffman Quesenberry Donnie E. Harsh 1963 Dorothy Hollenberg Light Elaine Bassett Raider Doris Lawson Harsh Joyce Fogle Bohn Vivian Stone Longenecker Delores Hilbert Simmons Kurtz E. Hersch David Bollinger Alice Hoffman MacPhail D. Gene Wampler Nelson T. Huffman II Janet L. Bowman Letitia Teets Maye Ruth Wichael Williams David L. Huffman Kenneth D. Bowman Carol Ann McDaniels Donna Miller Wilson Dolores Northrop Huffman William A. Copenhaver Danny J. Myers Lewis W. Wimmer Kenneth W. Huffman B. Ray Fike Paul V. Phibbs, Jr. Carolyn Bauserman Kneisly Harold D. Garber Eileen Esworthy Phillips E. Thornton Lam John R. Gilliam E. Bentley Reed, Jr. 1960 C. Eugene Lantz J. E. Henneberger Ernest L. Rice Mary Louise Appel Rosalie Frazier Leigh Jane Meadows Herberg William A. Sar Joyce Miller Battle Wayne M. Liskey Barbara Winters Huffman Carolyn Fifer Seilhamer Joyce Whiteacre Bohn B. L. Lock James A. Longenecker Larry C. Seilhamer John R. Bushey, Jr. Wallace B. Lutz Betty Strickler Lutz Donald C. Simmons G. Forrest Collier, Jr. Glenn W. Miller Linda Phillips Lutz Donna Spitler Smith Fred A. Diehl Gerald R. Mills R. W. Lutz Carolyn Spoerlein Updyke Janet L. Dove Jo Ann Jones Newman Ernest D. May Frances Draper VonSeldeneck David L. Duncan Bertha D. Phibbs Rebecca Beech May Joseph V. Wasilius, Jr. Deanna Mankamyer Good James A. Reedy Evelyn Stanford Middlekauff Charles M. Williams, Jr. Harold Good Terry Slaubaugh George N. Middlekauff William L. Zirk

40 41 1965 Jane Kennedy Higgs Cheryl Lacke Fairchilds Jane Wilhide Coffman Sue Grove Botkin Helen L. Huffman y Samuel David Flory Mary Acker Craig Wend Eder Culotta Constance Strasbaugh Hylton y Dwight W. Guyton Carolyn T. Evers Rose Marie Baker Dure Lucretia Mill er Lane Ellen D. Hoge Linda G. Fleishman Mary Coffman Early Ellen Murdoch Michaelis Barbara Myers Kiracofe Joseph C. Gentry Llo d Evans E. J. Morris, Jr. y Carol Biggins Litten Herbert D. Gordon W S F eish man Nancy Jean Nissley . . l Barbara Foster Lynch John T. Hopkins Doroth Gosnell Penny Johnson Ott y Patr cia Kay Manlove Pr scilla Babbs Hopkins W Andrew Griffith Joanne Wakeman Reed i i . Sandra Fagan Matthews Karol Long Hottle Karen Ta art Hamilton Hubert C. Roop, Jr. gg Theodore McGann, Jr. Nancy Milstead Hottle Ra m ond E Hodge E izabet h Fra nk Sar y . l Elaine Hartman McGann Ronald E. Hottle R. Joel I kenbe rry Charesl H. Scott es Donna Phillips Munson Martha L. Karam Char D Jones Cynthia Craig Shear l l . Eizabeth S. Sampson Sandra Barnh art Kee er Susann Long Jones Sheran Holsinger Shenk l l Cherrill K ine Stone Dana K. Law, Jr. Patr cia Beers Judd Char es L. Shipp l r i Joyce Grove Wampler Dale E. MacAlliste Caroline Diehl Kaestner James Stepp l Lawrence E. W lliams Pamela O esiuk Manzo ini Danie e Le Goff Langstaffe Patricia Follmar Weber i r i l l H. Nelson McConnell Lila E W lliams Rebecca Ffe W lliams Brenda De erle Life . i l i y Robert J. Young, Jr. V rginia A. Mccown James A Litte n Davene McKee Wo fe i . l l M. Ela ine Murray Robert A Wo fe J. Samuel Zig er, Jr. r Ralph C. MacPhail Jr. . , Chery R. Petche James A. Maye Virginia Flory Ziegler l r 1969 Bettie Compton Pfitzne R S McGuffin r . . C. Barry Pfitzne Ma y Kosmecki McGuffin 1967 Linda V. Andes r r Edmund P. Price Catherine Runnels Merri Arthu E. Arden l Bonnie Miller Anderson Joh n S. Prichard Nathan H. Mille Jane Bell Be'.ew r Thomas H. Anderson William G. Ryan Sue Ellen Mille Ellin Childs Betts r Donald Barnhart Steve C. Strawderman Donald R. Myers Kimberly H. Betts Dennis P. Bowman Robert H.Thompson , Jr. Vicky Nichols Byron A. Brill r Jaqueline G. Bradford Frederick A. Wample Rufus D Petre John E. Chase . Dean A. Carter r Donna Hess Wells Marion Lee Powell Mary Crummett Ege Theodore Ebe Carter Karen L. Wright Eileen Aist Rowland l Judith Ballard Ely r Sandra M. Chase Ruth C. Zimme Samuel Sanger Jr. Mike G. Ely , Donald B. Eger II Lynne Wright Zwicke Garold W Se nge r Jr Abraham J. Evans . . Donald C. Gourle H Zwicke , y Michael . Dou las G. Shea Caro Price Fariss g r Angela MacPhee Heer l Phillip C Stone Holly R. Hendry . Edwin H. Higgs Gary I. Hottle 1971 W. W. VonSeldeneck Shirley Bowman Jamison George A Kah Mabel Wakeman Weiss . l r Gerald G. King C. Edward Armbruster, Jr. r Lar White John D Kessle ry James W. McDanie . Barbara Turnham Armbruste l Donald L. Kline Benjamin V. M. Wilson Susan K.Axline Nancy C. Miller r Phyllis Clowe Wilson Linda Griswald Lawson r Barbara Purkey L. Webb Booke Joanne Lehman Edward M. Young Na ncy Rittenhouse Margaret M. Coffman George E. Lowman Priscilla Matthews Zobe Clinton R. Ritte Richard J. Comisky 11 l r Jesse L. Lynch 1 Frances Schwaninge y Robert G. Dey r J J. Gregor Mathews r 1966 Mildred Peterso n Simpson Rodge L. Doss r Frank R Messick Sharon Kel ly S eak . Joan M. Gaithe Ma Ann Porterfield Angleberge p Paula Farthing Pyecha ry r Donna Ruth Spitle Steve Gioiell She ila Cundiff Barnhart r Judith Duffe Roop i Richard J. Thrift r Jane Smith Gray r Glenn C. Bowman Larry E. Sampson y David S. Wayland r Melissa McDonald House T. Kenneth Brad Sandra Monge Shifflett Georgia Snell Wayland Rufus C. Huffman Diane V. Brown Frederick K. Smith y Dean L. Webe Ha G. Jackson Il Nanc Flora Crum acke r Caro Trahan Stovka l y l p r l r Gregor C. Klauk Charles S Decke 11 . r 1 E. Marie VanMeter 1968 Ellis H. Lawson, r Jr. r Rita Lillard Dotson Warren 0. Weime r m Lorraine Bittinge Lineweave Willia S. Earhart Joyce Messersmith Atkinson Janet Simpson Zigle Patricia Ann Mann Gerald E. Fawley Jr. Michae C. Betts , y l Nadia Ann Nastisin Mary Faith Davis Fawle Sarah Patterson Castro 1970 Judith D Parkhill Thornton M Foste David Ear Coffman . . r l Pamela McGrath Callahan Martha A. Phillippe Lois Lucabaugh Harcum John S. Durre 11 y r 1 Nanc E. Caricofe John W. Ponton Cassandra Kline Haskin J. Vern Fairchilds Jr , . C. Alan Chamberlain Raymond A. Pugh

42 43 1965 Jane Kennedy Higgs Cheryl Lackey Fairchilds Jane Wilhide Cofman Sue Grove Botkin Helen L. Hufman Samuel David Flory Mary Acker Craig Wend Eder Culotta Constance Strasbaugh Hylton y Dwight W. Guyton Carolyn T. Evers Rose Marie Baker Dure Lucretia Miller Lane Ellen D. Hoge Linda G. Fleishman Mary Coffman Ear ly Ellen Murdoch Michaelis J. Barbara Myers Kiracofe Joseph C. Gentr Llo d Evans E. Morris, Jr. y Carol Biggins Litten Herber D. Gordon W S F eish man Nancy Jean Nissley . . l Barbara Foster Lynch John T. Hopkins Doroth Gosnel Penny Johnson Ott y Patrcia Kay Manlove Priscilla Babbs Hopkins W Andrew Griffth Joanne Wakeman Reed i . i Jr. Sandra Fagan Matthews Karol Long Hotle Karen Ta art Hamilton Hubert C. Roop, gg Nancy M ii stead Hotle m Elizabeth Frank Sar Theodore McGann, Jr. Ra ond E. Hodge y Eaine Hartman McGann Ronald E. Hottle R. Joel I kenbe rr Char es H. Scott l l Martha L. Karam es Cynthia Craig Shear Donna Philips Munson Char D. Jones l Sheran Hols nger Shenk Eizabeth S. Sa mpson Sandra Barnhar Keeler Susa nn Long Jones i l Charles L. Shipp Che rril Klne Stone Dana K. Law, Jr. Patrca Beers Judd l r i Joyce Grove Wampler Da e E. MacAliste Casline Diehl Kaestner James Stepp Lawrence E. Wliams Pamela Oles uk Manzolini Daniele Le Gof Langstaffe Patricia Folmar Weber i r i i H. Nelson McConnel Lila E Wiliams Rebecca F fe W lliams Brenda De e rle Life . l i y Robert J. Young, Jr. V rginia A. Mccown James A Litten Davene McKee Wo fe i . l J. i l M. Elaine Murray Robert A Wo fe Samuel Z g er, Jr. r Ralph C. MacPhail Jr. . , Chery R. Petche James A. Maye Virginia Flor Ziegler l r 1969 Betie Compton Pfitne R S McGuffin r . . C. Barry Pfitzne May Kosmecki McGuffin 1967 Linda V. Andes r r Edmund P. Price Catherine Runnels Merri Arthu E. Arden l Bonnie Miller Anderson John S. Prichard Nathan H. Mille Jane Bel Be'ew r Thomas H. Anderson Wiliam G. Ryan Sue Ellen Mille Ellin Childs Bets r Donald Barhar Steve C. Strawderman Donald R. Myers Kimberly H. Bets r Dennis P. Bowman Rober H.Thompson , J . Vicky Nichols Byron A. Bril r Jaqueline G. Bradford Frederick A. Wample Rufus D Petre r John E. Chase . Dean A. Carte r Donna Hess Wells Marion Lee Powel r Mary Crummett Ege Theodore Ebe Carte Karen L. Wright Eileen Aist Rowland l Judith Ballard Ely r Sandra M. Chase Ruth C. Zimme Samuel Sanger Jr Mike G. Ely , Donald B. Eger I Lynne Wright Zwicke Garold W. Senger Jr. Donald C Gour le Abraham J. Evans , . y Michael H. Zwicke Dou las G. Shea Caro Price Fariss g r Angela MacPhee Heer l Phillip C Stone Holly R. Hendr . Edwin H. Higgs Gar I Hottle 1971 W. W. VonSeldeneck Shirley Bowman Jamison George A. Kah Mabel Wakeman Weiss Gerald G Kin l r C. Edward Armbruster Jr . g , . r Lar White John D. Kessle r James W. McDanie Barbara Turham Armbruste l Donald L. Kline Benjamin V. M. Wilson Nancy C Mille Susan K. Axline . r r Phyllis Clowe Wilson Linda Griswald Lawson r Barbara Purkey L. Webb Booke Janne Lehman Edward M. Young Nancy Ritenhouse Margaret M. Coffman George E. Lowman Priscilla Mathews Zobe Clinton R. Ritte Richard J.Comisky 11 l r Jesse L. Lynch 1 Frances Schwaninge Robert G. Dey r I J. Gregory Mathews r 1966 Mildred Peterso n Simpson Rodge L. Doss Frank R Messick r Sharon Kell S eak . Jan M. Gaithe Ma Ann Porterfield Angleberge y p Paula Farthing Pyecha r r Donna Ruth S itle Steve Gioieli Sheila Cundif Barhart p r Judith Duffe Roop Richard J. Thrift r Jane Smith Gray Glenn C. Bowman Larr E. Sampson r y David S Wayland r Melissa McDonald House T. Kenneth Brad . Sandra Monge Shifflett Georgia Snel Wayland Rufus C. Huffman Diane V. Brown Frederick K. Smith y Dean L. Webe Ha G. Jackson 11 Nanc Flora Crum acke r Caro Trahan Stovka l y 1 p r l r Gregor C. Klauk Charles S. Decke 11 E. Marie VanMete r 1 1968 r Eis H. Lawson Jr Rita Lillard Dotson Warren 0 Weime , r r . r Lorraine Bittinge Lineweave William S. Earhar Joyce Messersmith Atkinson Janet Simpson Zigle Patrica Ann Mann Gerald E. Fawley Jr. Michae C. Betts , y l Nadia Ann Nastisin Mar Faith Davis Fawle Sarah Patterson Castro 1970 Judith D. Parkhil Thorton M Foste David Ear Coffman . r l Pamela McGrath Callahan Martha A. Phillippe Lois Lucabaugh Harcum John S. Durre 11 y r Nanc E. Caricofe John W. Ponton Cassandra Kline Haskin J Vern Fairchilds Jr , . C. Alan Chamberlain Raymond A. Pugh

42 43 Randolph J. Shipe Claudia Hancock Monty Pagenhardt H. Roller Shipplett, Jr. 1972 Gregory W. Geisert Leroy Harsh Ricky Payne Jerry Johnson Shipplett Jack Heintzleman Harold Petcher Mary Spotts Roy Hildebrand Don Phibbs Michaele Thomas Stooke Ned Hillyard Richard Phillips Tobin P. Sullivan 1973 Jim Hodges Paul Poucher David L. Tate Karen Smith Crites David L. Holl Charles Queen William S. Walsh Helaine Holland Tom Reznik Marilyn J. Wampler Carol Holly Barry Rhodes Grafton L. Wells, Jr. 1975 Ben Hoover Mary Ellen Riner Linda Sue Whitmore J. R. Holsinger, Jr. Vernon Hopson William Rodeffer Herman Horn Deane Rumburg Robert Horn Tom Russell Dale Houff Carroll Sacra 1972 Annual Fund Leadership Becky Houseman John E. Sayre Kenneth Huffman George Schmitt Roger Huffman Susie Schultz Lyle R. Kindig, Alumni Annual Fund Chairman Ronald Hylton Harvey H. Scott Denise James Carlton Shickel Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buckner, Parents Advisory George Kemper Carol Simmons Committee Chairmen Charles Kersh Jennice Simmons Kay Kessler Karen Simmons William C. Corwin, Friends Annual Fund Lois Byerly Kincheloe Mary Kathryn Simmons Chairman Garland Kinzie Mary Kay Simmons Charles S. Kiracofe Winston Simmons Samuel Shrum, Business and Industry Campaign J. M. Kline, Jr. Terry Slaubaugh Chairman Virginia Robertson Kline Dorothy Smith Ellen K. Layman Wayne Smith John Layman Jeanine Stinchcomb Marian Sadd Layman Phillip Stone Ryan Marsh Frank Thomas We gratefully acknowledge the work of the Larry Maxey Don Thompson following annual fund volunteers: Steve May Dave Touart Sam McCoy George Tulli Lynn McDaniels Stanley Turner Joanne Barron Mark Enis Nancy McKay David Wampler George Beall Tom Erickson Garland F. Miller John Wine Karl Berkey Paul Estep Jack Miller Margaret Flory Wampler Mary Binkley Gerald Fawley, Jr. Lowell A. Miller William Wampler Charles Blair Mary Faith Davis Fawley Lula Miller Doug Wine Phyllis Beahm Bodkin Everett Fisher Nathan Miller J. Albert Wine Sandy Bolton Andrew Fitzwater Eric Mills Bob Wolfe J. Alaric Bowman Edgar Flora Mildred Mundy Norman Workman Joe Bowman Frances Wilson Flora Don Myers Ed Young Kenneth D. Bowman Doug Flory Josetta N izetich Rhea Wampler Bowman Wendell Flory Auburn Boyers Rene Ford Billy Burkholder Jack Foster Kathy Butch J. M. Garber Nancy Caricofe Glenn G·arner Rob Catlin Margaret Schmidt Garner ESTATES Jack Cavanaugh Wayne F. Geisert Ronald V. Cox Dawn K. Glick Oscar Davis Donald Glick J. Ralph Bonsack Howard E. Kline Jim Dickson Jean Racer Glick Byron M. Flory, Sr. William B. Yingling Paul Dixon Ray Glick Earl D. Flory Harry H. Ziegler Bill Earhart Harold Good Orville C. Flory Susan Eckstine Mearl Gordon Henry Eller Bill Groseclose

44 45 Randolph J. Shipe Claudia Hancock Monty Pagenhardt H. Roller Shipplett, Jr. 1972 Gregory W. Geisert Leroy Harsh Ricky Payne Jerry Johnson Shipplett Jack Heintzleman Harold Petcher Mary Spotts Roy Hildebrand Don Phibbs Michaele Thomas Stooke Ned Hillyard Richard Phillips Tobin P. Sullivan 1973 Jim Hodges Paul Poucher David L. Tate Karen Smith Crites David L. Holl Charles Queen William S. Walsh Helaine Holland Tom Reznik Marilyn J. Wampler Carol Holly Barry Rhodes Grafton L. Wells, Jr. 1975 Ben Hoover Mary Ellen Riner Linda Sue Whitmore J. R. Holsinger, Jr. Vernon Hopson William Rodeffer Herman Horn Deane Rumburg Robert Horn Tom Russell Dale Houff Carroll Sacra 1972 Annual Fund Leadership Becky Houseman John E. Sayre Kenneth Huffman George Schmitt Roger Huffman Susie Schultz Lyle R. Kindig, Alumni Annual Fund Chairman Ronald Hylton Harvey H. Scott Denise James Carlton Shickel Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buckner, Parents Advisory George Kemper Carol Simmons Committee Chairmen Charles Kersh Jennice Simmons Kay Kessler Karen Simmons William C. Corwin, Friends Annual Fund Lois Byerly Kincheloe Mary Kathryn Simmons Chairman Garland Kinzie Mary Kay Simmons Charles S. Kiracofe Winston Simmons Samuel Shrum, Business and Industry Campaign J. M. Kline, Jr. Terry Slaubaugh Chairman Virginia Robertson Kline Dorothy Smith Ellen K. Layman Wayne Smith John Layman Jeanine Stinchcomb Marian Sadd Layman Phillip Stone Ryan Marsh Frank Thomas We gratefully acknowledge the work of the Larry Maxey Don Thompson following annual fund volunteers: Steve May Dave Touart Sam McCoy George Tulli Lynn McDaniels Stanley Turner Joanne Barron Mark Enis Nancy McKay David Wampler George Beall Tom Erickson Garland F. Miller John Wine Karl Berkey Paul Estep Jack Miller Margaret Flory Wampler Mary Binkley Gerald Fawley, Jr. Lowell A. Miller William Wampler Charles Blair Mary Faith Davis Fawley Lula Miller Doug Wine Phyllis Beahm Bodkin Everett Fisher Nathan Miller J. Albert Wine Sandy Bolton Andrew Fitzwater Eric Mills Bob Wolfe J. Alaric Bowman Edgar Flora Mildred Mundy Norman Workman Joe Bowman Frances Wilson Flora Don Myers Ed Young Kenneth D. Bowman Doug Flory Josetta Nizetich Rhea Wampler Bowman Wendell Flory Auburn Boyers Rene Ford Billy Burkholder Jack Foster Kathy Butch J. M. Garber Nancy Caricofe Glenn G·arner Rob Catlin Margaret Schmidt Garner ESTATES Jack Cavanaugh Wayne F. Geisert Ronald V. Cox Dawn K. Glick Oscar Davis Donald Glick J. Ra I ph Bonsack Howard E. Kline Jim Dickson Jean Racer Glick Byron M. Flory, Sr. William B. Yingling Paul Dixon Ray Glick Earl D. Flory Harry H. Ziegler Bill Earhart Harold Good Orville C. Flory Susan Eckstine Mearl Gordon Henry Eller Bill Groseclose

44 45