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the time I sat under his after having retired, he continues to tutelage, Dr. Heath was a teach in a college near his Florida skinny, wizened, old man. home.) 1 ByHe was fond of telling his The flame of learning Dr. Heath classes that he graduated from kindled in me was just one part of

seminary at the fall of the Roman my Taylor experience. Yet, it has empire. Most of us believed him. affected my life and my service to "I only weigh 98 pounds," he'd others. confide. "I'll probably be blown H To my mind, that's what Taylor is '**, away in the next windstorm." In about. Here, individuals are edu- moments of weakness, generally cated for lifelong learning. Students while cramming for the every- are affected and, in turn, will affect Friday morning Greek test, there the world around them. were those of us who devoutly It makes for a stimulating and wished for a tornado. challenging environment. As you Dr. Heath taught New Testament read this issue, share a little of the Greek—never my best subject. In excitement. Herein, you'll find high- fact, I hated it with a passion lighted reports from across the surpassed only by his love for the campus, pointing to significant ac- language of Saint Paul and Saint complishments of the past year. Luke. Also listed are the names of the It took me four long years to many, many people who, together, wade through the four semesters of ensure that Taylor maintains her Greek needed to meet my language standing as a beacon for Christian requirement. I never did come to liberal arts education. share Dr. Heath's fervor for the For all of us at Taylor, please subject. allow me to thank you who are a part By example, however, he of this world-changing endeavor. sparked in me a genuine love for Through your gifts and support, you learning and a thirst for knowledge. spark the flame of learning in the "I'm up reading by 5:00 every hearts of young men and women morning," he would say. And it who will influence the lives of seemed he was forever running off countless people. to Greece for continued study, translation work, or participation in

an archeological dig. (Even today, '8 -Doug Marlow 1 , editor TABLE OF CONTENTS

TAYLOR magazine

Volume 27, Number 1 Fall, 1989

Taylor University Dr. Jay Kesler '58, president CONTENTS Dr. Daryl R. Yost, provost EXCHANGE TAYLOR magazine is published quarterly for 2 alumni, students, faculty, staff, parents of Readers respond to previous issues of the magazine. current students and friends of Taylor University by the University Advancement Office, Dr. Charles R. Jaggers '69, vice ON CAMPUS president. 3 Jay Kesler's new book on marriage and family, Taylor's high school involvement programs and more. Doug Marlow '81 , editor Betty Freese, alumni notes editor Jim Garringer, photographer IF AGAIN, Lori Anderson '90, student proofreader C YOU CANT GO HOME WHY 00 THEY '91 Ann Calkins , student news editor CALL IT HOMECOMING? Page 4 Tim Carlson '90, student technical assistant reflects for class Jane Huntzinger '90, student assistant editor An alumna on returning her 25th reunion. By Martha (Elkund '64) Geddes. Regular contributing authors: Dr. Jay Kesler '58, Wesley Robinson '50, Jere Truex '68. 8 TRADITION Guest authors this issue: Steve Baarendse Taylor's first donor, lifesaving and school saving efforts, '90, Jim Garringer, Marsha (Elkund '64) Ged- and a last-second shot. By Wesley Robinson '50. des, Carl Hassel, Brenda Hendrickson 76, Robert Hodge, Dr. Charles Jaggers, Damon Seacott, Allan Smith, Dr. Richard Stanislaw, Q THE TAYLOR CHRISTIAN LIFE CONFERENCE Wynn Lembright, Daryl Yost. 1 Take a look at the conference which offers something Address letters and comments to: Editor, for all ages. Photography by Jim Garringer. TAYLOR magazine, Taylor University, Upland, Page 21 IN 46989. The staff reserves the right to publish a representative sample of letters and 11 ANNUAL REPORT 1988-89 to edit letters for space. Unsolicited manu- The achievements and challenges of this past year are scripts are welcomed for possible inclusion in the magazine. Enclose a self-addressed, chronicled in this report. stamped envelope for return of material. Selection and publication are at the discretion HONOR ROLL OF DONORS of the editor and his advisory panel. Opinions 20 expressed in TAYLOR magazine are those of With appreciation to those who make Taylor possible. the authors, not necessarily Taylor University. Thank you.

Persons wishing to reproduce any portion of TAYLOR magazine's contents are requested to cc THE ROAD TO THE BIG LEAGUES write in advance for permission. It all started at Taylor for the son of a former baseball

Printing, Colony Printing and Labeling, Eaton, coach who hit the big time. A pictorial essay by Jim Indiana; mailing, Faris Mailing, Indianapolis, Garringer. Indiana; mailing labels prepared by Information Services, Taylor University. Typesetting, layout and paste-up was done at Taylor University EC ALUMNI NOTES using the Apple Macintosh II computer, Apple News from members of our Taylor family. LaserWriter II NT printer, and Aldus Page- Maker software. Final output at Taylor University Press on the Allied Linotronic 1 00 WHAT FUTURE, CHINA? WHAT HOPE? typesetter. £2 An eyewitness account and perspective from someone Front cover and back cover photos by Jim who was there. By Brenda Hendrickson 76. Garringer.

Taylor University complies with all federal and Page 62 state nondescrimination laws. Taylor University is an equal-opportunity institution. Direct inquiries to the Office of the President, Taylor University, Upland, IN 46989, (317) 998- 5203, or the Office of Civil Rights, Washington, DC.

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Broadcast beginnings piano music. The broadcasts Happy memories were aired on Sunday after- On page 37 of the Summer, noons, live, by telephone, from In thinking of Taylor, one 1989 issue of TAYLOR maga- Shreiner Auditorium, Helene thinks of the inspiring professors zine, there is reference to radio Music Hall. who shaped one's life. It & television programs developed In the school year that fol- happens that during my life as a in 1958 being broadcast over lowed, radio broadcasts were missionary and now as a

WLBC, Muncie, Indiana. aired on WKMO, Kokomo, volunteer prison worker, I have

Taylor radio broadcasts on Indiana for 13 weeks, ending in written at least 250,000 letters. I WLBC go back to the school a special hour-long broadcast of still write up to 15 letters a day year 1941-42, when friends of THE MESSIAH' by the Taylor to prisoners. Dr. J. A. Huffman, Bible profes- Choral Society in December, And how often my mind sor, made it possible. Either Dr. 1942. This had the largest harks back to dear Professor Huffman, or Dr. Robert Lee listening audience of any of the Cline. How she just loved the Stuart, the president of Taylor at series. English language! And how she that time, gave the sermon on the Since I was college electrician imparted that love to her stu- half-hour broadcast. Music was those years, I was radio techni- dents; how she polished up our provided by students directed by cian for the telephone connec- model letters. And, Professor

Raymond Kreiner, vocal music tions. Cline, I owe so much to you! professor, and Miss Thodora Rev. Don R. Yocom, '44 Maynard Ketcham, class '25 Bothwell, professor of organ and Springfield, Ohio Springfield, Missouri

Student calendars campus: A Taylor 'Odyssey'

Taylor students who have always wondered complete a practicum, internship or independent how to keep track of athletic events, play produc- study before graduation. She decided to prepare tions, music concerts and assorted other activities the school events calendar as her independent have a friend in Connie Lindman, a senior Com- study project. munication Studies major. According to Lindman, she made different Last year, Lindman decided to put together a proposals of the idea, reviewed them with her

calendar/day planner, designed to make it easier adviser, then presented her ideas before the for students to keep track of events. student senate in order to receive funding for her

The 1 989-90 Odyssey, named to complement project. Taylor's yearbook, the Illium, became the reali- Once her idea was approved, she began zation of the dream for an activities calendar sending letters to department heads, and contact- Lindman has had since her freshman year. ing people about the events to be collected in the

"When I came to Taylor," said Lindman, "I planner.

was unsure of when and where events were and I Now that this year's Odyssey is completed

thought about the calendar I had used in high and has generated enthusiasm among the student school." body, Lindman would like to see her project con- The Odyssey, which was put together on the tinued.

basis of Lindman 's school calendar, includes Student Services, a division of Taylor Student dates and places for all athletic teams' events, Organization (TSO), will take over the produc- play production dates, Student Activities Council tion of the calendar in the future. (SAC) activities and other departmental func- According to Juanita Yoder, vice president for tions which were available to Lindman late this student services, the Odyssey has found a summer. "home" in TSO and will hopefully be continued As a Communication major, Lindman must in the future.— AC ON CAMPUS

Jere Truex '68 named Taylor grad named Hoosier of Hoosier of the Year the Year Indiana Governor Evan Bayh named Jere Truex '68, Hoosier of the Year for 1989, during the Annual Governor's Conference for Persons with Disabilities. proximately $13,000 each) comprised the Struck by polio at age 7, competition's awards. Truex is a quadriplegic who Since its inception five years ago, spent most of his youth in an over $500,000 in scholarships have been iron lung. A portable respira-

awarded. tor now makes it possible for Wynn Lembright, vice president for him to function outside of the student affairs and services, feels the iron lung during the day. money is invested wisely. He believes Truex earned a BA in busi-

the scholarship program is vital because it ness administration from enhances the Taylor community by Taylor with high honor and a bringing quality students to campus. MS in computer science from To be eligible for this scholarship, a Ball State University. student must be a senior in high school; Currently, he serves on the be in the top 20% of his class; have a University Advancement staff combined S.A.T. score of at least 1,000. writing grant proposals and According to Larry Mealy, director of providing technical services leadership development and student in public relations. He also programs at Taylor, as students inquire writes for Taylor magazine. about the scholarship, they become more Both Taylor and Ball State aware of the leadership opportunities at have honored Truex with Derrick Sanford, a freshman at Taylor, was Taylor. achievement awards. one the top winners in last year's Christian of Initially, 30 competitors are selected Leadership Scholarship competition. by scholarship judges (made up of Project puts Taylor faculty, administrators, friends of the on tape Conference, competition University and students). Then, the selection process is continued at the Christian Student life at Taylor is encourage leaders Leadership Conference. being captured on videotape After a student has received the for a project co-sponsored by High school students who are academi- scholarship, he or she must continue to university admissions and cally strong and who exhibit Christian exhibit leadership characteristics. university advancement. leadership should be recognized, re- Recipients must maintain a 3.0 grade The project, which is being warded and encouraged. point average, continue to be active in produced in conjunction with That's the premise of Taylor Univer- leadership positions, take part in Taylor's Video Image Productions sity's annual High School Leadership mentor program, assist with instructing (VIP) of Siloam Springs, Conference, held November 17-18 this leadership classes, conferences and Ark., will yield two 8-10 year. workshops and re-apply for the scholar- minute videos for use by The conference offers nationally ship each year. admissions for recruitment recognized speakers along with work- Freshman Derrick Sanford is one of and by university advance- shops, discussion groups and fellowship eight competition winners currently at ment for public relations. for all those attending the conference. Taylor. He will take a leadership role in Although each video will Another highlight is the Christian next year's leadership conference. have a different focus in terms Leadership Scholarship competition, held Mealy explains that the conference is of constituency, both videos in conjunction with the conference. not just for scholarship candidates. All will focus on Taylor's spiri- For students selected to participate in students in grades nine through twelve are tual, academic and commu- the competition, the conference offers an encouraged to attend. nity tradition and will feature even more tangible award: the opportu- "We want to begin developing leader- informal conversations with nity to win one of twelve partial tuition ship in students at an early age," Mealy President Jay Kesler. scholarships to attend Taylor University. said. "The High School Leadership Both videos should be This year, three 80% of tuition scholar- Conference is a great way to support completed sometime early ships (approximately $25,000 each) and Christian youth as they develop leader- next year. nine 40% of tuition scholarships (ap- ship skills."—DS ON CAMPUS

Oxford professor joins summer faculty

Dr. E. David Cook, professor of philosophy at Oxford University, joined Taylor's faculty this summer as a visiting professor. He conducted two classes which dealt with ethical Kesler addresses marriage, family, in new book decision making concerning in the moral choices of our Many couples the Church, today, battle" in which Satan is attempting to de- society. are seeing relationships crumble and end stroy the foundation on which the Chris- Bio-medical ethics, ration- in divorce. Is there a way to defy the tian faith stands. ality and religion were among growing statistics? Jay Kesler believes According to Kesler, the Bible consis- the topics Cook discussed in so—if Christ becomes the center of the tently uses the lectures for both students marriage. family structure and faculty. In his most to illustrate Cook has written nine recent book, tenta- God's relation- books. His most recent are tively titled Let's try ship to mankind: harder, Christian Ethics, Questions Kesler God is repre- and Answers and Cultural Re- argues that, even in sented as a lativism. He is a Fellow and modern society, a father, Christ as Chaplain of Green College marriage exercising a bridegroom. and serves as Dean of Studies Christian principles By casting a at the Oxford Centre for can surmount the negative light on Mission Studies. forces and pressures these illustra- that devastate ordi- tions, Kesler Spiritual renewal week nary relationships. writes, Satan di- centers on sojourners "We don't have to minishes the have lives just like comfort and love Earl Palmer, minister of the the world," Kesler they convey. First Presbyterian Church in said. "There can be "If [the mar- Berkeley, California, and Jay a qualitative differ- riage union] is Kesler, Taylor's president ence in Christian no longer since 1984, were the featured marriages." possible, or if speakers at Taylor's fall Kesler maintains Partners in Christian marriage do have an the viability of Spiritual Renewal Week serv- that Christianity advantage, stresses President Jay Kesler in Christian mar- ices. should not merely be Let's try harder, his most recent book. riage becomes Palmer used the theme "A the means by which questioned much further, then indeed, the durable faith for today's we allow God to save our souls, but that very promises in the Word of God be- sojourner," while Kesler com- it should pervade our lives so that it come suspect and people will be unable plemented that theme with an works in marriages, as well. to put their whole weight down on their analogy to Robert Frost's Faith gives Christians a unique angle faith." road not important poem, "The taken." on qualities such as patience, Kesler makes it clear that this issue

According to Palmer, his forgiveness and understanding. God gave goes beyond individual happiness; it cuts love for students led him to believers these fruits of the Spirit, points to the very marrow of our relationship use the concept of a sojourner out Kesler, to apply to their lives, not just with Christ and has the potential to as the theme for his addresses. to satisfy their curiosities. change the way our children, and even "I have a long-standing He uses infidelity as an example. grandchildren, will perceive God. respect for students," said Christians can believe in the healing of Kesler hopes to see his book become Palmer, whose church is painful memories and the forgiveness of available in video and audio tape form for located near USC-Berkley. an unfaithful spouse, Kesler says, by young couples' Sunday school classes, "They are at a key time in life following the example of the Savior, who allowing them to see that the power of for weighing ideas and deter- has forgiven all sins. Christ is relevant to real-life issues. mining values. As students, The breakdown of the family, however, Let's try harder, Kesler's seventeenth they're concerned about the has consequences that extend far beyond book, is expected in bookstores in Janu- need to stay focused." the home. ary, 1990 as a David C. Cook publica- Kesler views divorce as a "theological tion.—JH ON CAMPUS

R2-D2 look-alike aids teaching staff

A new robot, donated by David VanderMay, joined Taylor's computer science department this summer. The robot is a model RB5X High schoolers savor and features a five-axis arm, speech capability, and mobil- "heart of Taylor" ity through sonar sensors along with touch-sensitive Junior and senior high school students bumpers. from as far away as Egypt and Singapore "It looks like R2-D2," says arrived on campus this summer for the Art White, associate professor tuition-free summer honors program and of information sciences, "and the Taylor alumni program. is almost as friendly." During their five weeks together, White describes the robot's students earn six hours of college credit, capabilities as diverse: it can participate in collegiate activities and ex- sing a song, play games, and perience "dorm life." sound intruder alarms, among The alumni program is open to chil- other things. dren of alumni. Applicants to the honors However, the robot did not program must meet academic and other come for fun and games. requirements. White, who co-instructs the Tuition is free. Students pay only Interterm robotics class, rec- standard room, board and fee costs. ognizes the value of RB5X as Nevertheless, the university considers the a practical teaching tool. honors and Alumni programs wise According to Dr. Timothy investments. Diller, professor of informa- Bill Ringenberg, director of the tion sciences, donations such program, explains, "The major goal is as VanderMay's are what put "Apply your faith to your culture," urges Bill attracting more high quality students to Taylor on the cutting edge of Ringenberg to students at the summer honors Taylor and therefore, helping admissions. conference. artificial intelligence. Even to students who don't come [to VanderMay, who attended

Taylor after they graduate], it communi- investigates the interrelationship between Taylor for one year in 1964, cates Taylor's message and connotes, in Christianity and secular culture, examin- was the keynote speaker at the their minds, the academic quality of ing current issues and major world views. International Conference for Taylor." Ringenberg feels the course is valu- Computers and Missions Ringenberg estimates that half of all able: "It challenges students to seek to (ICCM) at Taylor this sum- honors students return to Taylor as apply their Christian faith and knowledge mer. students. in practical ways and reflect upon the Betty Freese, director of alumni needs of society." He considers the Grant monies to fund relations, reports that almost 60% of the program an "introduction to the heart of variety of programs participants in the alumni program have Taylor education." returned or will return to Taylor as "I saw a very special thing at work in The Pew Memorial Trust college students. the group," reflects freshman Aaron granted a second $1.8 million "Our overall aim is always to let Kleist. "As we came together, the Spirit to the Christian College alumni know we consider them a special of Christ became evident in a variety of Consortium, of which Taylor constituency," Freese says. "They are im- ways that I had not experienced with a is a member. portant to us at Taylor. We, of course, group of people such as this. From the Taylor expects to receive want their support, but this is one of the very start, people reached out to each approximately $100,000 over ways we've chosen to serve alumni: by other, accepted each other and bonded the next three years for giving their children special opportuni- with each other." various programs addressing ties." Persons interested in obtaining materi- minority faculty development, While at Taylor, students in the honors als may contact the Office of admissions, international education, program are required to take the seminar Taylor University, Upland, IN 46989. Or, foreign language study and "God, man and society." in Indiana, call toll free, 1-800-882- ethics studies. Taught by Ringenberg, the course 2345; nationwide, 1-800-882-3456.—JH VISTA

Marsha (Elkund '64) Geddes resides with her husband Dave '65 in Whea- ton, Illinois. She celebrated her 25 year class reunion this fall.

amazing thing is that the new buildings are all named after If you can't go home, people you knew! Just who were Magee? Campbell? Wis- consin? Swallow or Robin? why do they call it But, Odle, Rediger, Nuss- baum, Haakonsen! I have vivid memories of those people. How many cases of "postnasal drip" homecoming? did Mrs. Haakonsen diagnose for me in my four years? And everyone has memories of world" to return to Upland for When I was a student at Coach Odle yelling "weave!" Homecoming and a 25 year class Taylor, there was one thing I was The building I find most reunion? certain about—I was never fitting is Olson Residence Hall. What a comfort to find that going to be old enough to attend It is the most appropriate thing I a 25 year class reunion! No the road to and from the "real can imagine—a dormitory world" is still only two lanes. way! I wasn't going to become named for Miss Olson. In the When you turn onto the campus, one of those gray haired, dotter- years I was a student at Taylor, I ing folks who went about ex- however, several things are im- think that the only classroom mediately apparent namely claiming, "Well, when I was a — Miss Olson ever taught in was buildings student here we had to wash our and cars. that cavern in the basement of clothes in a stream and dry them You quickly discover that all Wisconsin dorm that was on rocks." the buildings you knew in the euphemistically called "Wiscon- early have either So just how did I explain that 60's been sin lounge." over my husband Dave and I were bricked or are memorial- The acoustics were terrible in ized by a marble plaque. The traveling back from the "real that room. I remember Miss Olson had a unique teaching method for maintaining silence in the classroom: a tiny voice that forced us to be extremely quiet in order to hear. She had a tendency to call on people to answer questions. She also had an uncanny sense of just which student was not prepared to answer the question. The laundry room for the entire dorm was on the other side of the classroom wall. Why

did it always seem as though the entire dorm decided to do laundry during the class session before an exam? Just as Miss Olson started telling us how to study, two washers shifted into rinse cycle, another started to spin dry, a fourth went into wash, and someone yelled, get a mop, a washer is Adrien Chandler is crowned 1961 Homecoming queen as Joan Mcintosh andJeannie Wills "Quick, watch. overflowing." In the process, replaced by many buildings where alumni might be congregating.

Dave and I wandered about haphazardly from building to building Saturday morning. But, we learned one secret to finding our classmates.

Those of us who graduated in the 60 's still return to campus dressed for Sunday dinner. (Din- ing hall rules specified coats and ties for men,

dresses and heels for women). I guess we return expecting Miss Kesler to frown if we aren't prop-

erly attired. Dave and I soon found ourselves looking for likely clothes about campus, then we searched our memories to identify the face. We thoroughly enjoyed our time back on cam-

pus, remembering how it was when we were stu- Students like Dave Geddes '61 can name the make, model and owner of dents and just catching up on the 25 years since we each car on campus in the four years they were at Taylor. last met.

Why did I return for my 25 year reunion? I Miss Olson's study helps would Fort Wayne where the morning prefer to think of it this way: I went out and got be drowned out. program started out from the myself a new "Sunday dress," polished my bifo- The other major difference is "little station in red barn" and a cals, and prepared for time travel. I'm not old cars and parking lots. We actu- Marion where our classmate, enough for a 25 year reunion—I went "back to the ally had to drive around a while Toby Mort, played Hawaiian future!" —MG to find a parking spot. To this music on Saturdays. day, Dave can still recite the Since we had few options for entire student population leaving campus and not owning cars in the four many places to go even years he was a student, if we had wheels, we including the year, got to know each make and color of the other. cars. During the To have been a intervening years, we student at Taylor during have found that the '60's is to under- when our paths cross stand time travel. You with alumni from our arrived in Upland and student years, it became enveloped in doesn't take long to an environment that become friends, even had little contact with if we had not known the outside world. each other well Television sets during our campus were almost nonexist- days. We share the ent on campus, and, same memories. for the most part, One of the major the only thing you problems with return- could see on those ing to campus today black and white screens was after such a long absence, is something akin to a blizzard. where do you go to find other We listened to the radio for returning alumni? Without contact with the outside world. Campbell parlors, we were at a In 1963, MCW was easily vivible through the windows Our choices were WOWO in loss. The cornfield has been of the "bubble"—then dining hall, now student union. TRADITION

William Thaddeus C. Rockhill Reade, president, 1893-1902

Wesley Robinson, ^ history writer

Original gift President willing goes on giving to sacrifice self

Taylor's first donor was Thaddeus C. Reade accepted William Rockhill, an early 1846 the presidency of Taylor Univer- 1902 settler of Fort Wayne. Rockhill sity in the summer of 1891, was born in Burlington, New while the school was still located Jersey where he received his in Fort Wayne. In 1893, he education. supervised the removal of the At age 29, he moved to Fort college from that city to Upland, Wayne, Indiana where he and assuming all burdens and members of his family accumu- Taylor's responsibilities of that move. When fire lated large tracts of land. Throughout the ensuing years, first donor engulfed distin- heavy burdens and responsibil- Rockhill enjoyed a the guished career in public service. was a ites gradually took their toll on He served as one of the first pioneer in the president's health, which had building, commissioners of Allen county, education. never been robust. President city assessor, and in the city In the spring of 1902, with his The gift he Thaddeus council, state legislature and health failing, Reade visited the U.S. Congress. made in Battle Creek (MI) Health Sani- Reade He was an active layman and 1846 tarium. Shortly after his arrival, endangered member of the Presbyterian while resting in his room, the continues his life and church. dormitory caught on fire, engulf- sacrificed Rockhill was a pioneer in to affect ing the building in flames and public education. He established the lives of smoke. his health the city's public school system young After making his way to to help and in 1 846 chaired the first safety, he realized that many others. public meeting to discuss the es- people. people were trapped in the tablisment of a new college in building due to excessive smoke. Fort Wayne. Ignoring his own physical Elected chairman of the condition, Reade returned again building committee for the new and again to the building, college, Rockhill donated the rescuing many people and land upon which the Fort Wayne leading them to safety. Newspa- Female Collegiate Institute, now per accounts indicate he rescued Taylor University, was built. at least 30 people. Rockhill served the university The heroism he displayed in various capacities, including may have further weakened his chairman of the board of trus- health. After returning to tees, until his death on January Upland, his health deteriorated 15, 1865. rapidly and he died a few months later. TRADITION

John Paul, president, basketball team 1922-1931

Group preserves Last-second effort university's mission clinches title

At the beginning of the 1923 The trophy that Coach Don school year, Taylor's financial 1924 Odle's team brought home from 1965 situation was critical. Some- the 1962 Marshall (MI) Optimist thing had to be done to stabilize Basketball Classic was so large, the university's financial condi- the trophy case had to be rebuilt. tion, catch up on overdue bills To win the trophy, the Trojans and ensure the survival of the trounced Central Michigan school. University, 101 to 82. Accordingly, President John The efforts Three years later, the two "The most the Legal teams met again in the title Paul organized of the exciting Hundred, borrowing the concept match. This time, CMU was Legal and name from the group John favored to win. sports Wesley formed to hold and Hundred Just before the tournament, moment of administer the property of the local paper reported about allowed my life," British Methodism. Taylor's team, "One thing is Taylor to some say, At commencement, in June, certain: this team will get more remain 1924, Taylor's charter was than its share of shots at the remember- revised to make the Legal financially basket and will keep the game ing Larry Hundred, a board of individuals moving at a high rate of speed. solvent, Harvey's not to number more than 100, Dillon, Bocken, Wilson, and while custodian of all property and Harvey can score the points. last-second business affairs of the university. protecting Ability to win the title hinges on shot. The school's charter continued her the strength of the big boys to to administer education and dig out the ball and get it mov- evangelical confer degrees. Steps were taken ing." to ensure that the doctrinal focus mission. The game got underway and and mission of the university turned into a see-saw battle. It would remain unchanged. remained that way, right down to The Legal Hundred owned the final gun. The score was tied and governed the university until at 69. There was one second 1933. left on the clock. Taylor's Larry Harvey had the ball under the Taylor basket. He let go with a long arching shot. The final gun sounded. The ball never touched the

backboard. It sailed down the floor and swished into the basket. The winning goal counted. Taylor won the Classic and the championship trophy once again. The Taylor Christian Life Conference

Justin Martin (right) gets a kick out of activities geared for his age group, while Bob Griffin (below) leads a workshop for adults.

Teens (left) compete in a balloon bust, part of activities and seminars geared toward their age group.

THE TAYLOR CHRISTIAN LIFE CONFERENCE

Conference offers something for all ages

President Jay Kesler was the keynote speaker at the 1989 Taylor Christian Life Conference, which was held on campus June 30-July 2, 1989. More than 150 persons attended the weekend conference designed to promote spiritual growth and renewal. Besides activities for all age groups, the conference featured a series of workshops for adults on Christian growth and development. This summer, children in kindergarten through grade 6 were fascinated by ventriloquist Murl Eastman '50. Bill Shewan, executive director of North Central Indiana Youth for Christ, was the guest speaker for the teen section of the conference. The next Taylor Christian Life Conference will be held from June

29-July 1, 1990 and will feature Kesler as the keynote speaker.

Conferees listen in rapt attention to Christine Wyrtzen, noted concert artist and speaker, will host work- keynote speaker Jay Kesler. shops and present a concert during the weekend.—AC It only takes a spark...

Annual report: Honor roll of donors:

12 President's message 26 President's Associates 14 Provost/Executive vice 28 Tower Club president 28 Taylor Fund: Alumni 16 Academic affairs 38 Taylor Fund: Friends 18 Business and finance 49 Taylor Fund: Parents 20 Information services 50 Taylor Fund: Faculty & staff 22 Student affairs and 50 Taylor Fund: Foundations services 50 Taylor Fund: Businesses & industry 24 Giving report 50 Taylor Fund: Matching gift companies 51 Taylor Fund: Church matching gift program Annual report and 52 Taylor Fund: Honorary & memorial gifts, annuities, estates, new scholarships honor roll of donors 53 National Alumni Council Taylor University 1988-89 53 Parents' Cabinet 54 Board of Trustees PRESIDENT JAY KESLER

t only takes a spark..." immediately evokes memories in the

minds of the "over forty" set. We recognize it as the opening line of a quiet chorus, usually sung while holding hands to "I the accompaniment of acoustical guitar. It was the evangelical version of "We shall overcome" in the troubled 60s. Christian youth longed for a revival that would result in a better world, not through political revolution, but by the powerful working of God's love in the lives of individuals. Looking for light The Woodstock generation sought peace, freedom and love in the private expression of personal desires, uninhibited and unrestrained by establishment prohibitions. Christian youth argued that, without the guiding presence of Christ and the word of God, even well-intentioned motives would eventually lead to the selfish satisfaction of personal appetites rather than the promised Utopia. The recent obituary of Abbie Hoffman was, for many, the death rattle of the hippie movement and the naive idealisms of the 60s. The "me" generation reigns supreme without the dreams of world community and endless love making while

President Jay Kesler racism is alive and well in many pockets of land. Predictably, as noted by almost all social commentators, the cult of the individual has been institutionalized, even to the privitization of religion, until concern for President others and the welfare of society is waning. It only takes a spark...

We have chosen "it only takes a spark..." as the title of this issue of the Taylor magazine to rekindle the truth that, though misdirected energies can lead to ruin, the central truth of the Christian community is stubbornly valid. Individuals can make a difference! "It only takes a

spark to get a fire going, and soon all those around can warm up to its

glowing... that's how it is with God's love once you've experience it,

you've got to pass it on...." You might legitimately ask of your president: "What kind of fire do you have in mind for Taylor University?" My vision is for a "light on a hill for all to see," a beacon fire in a dark world. Those who light candles always make a greater difference than those who curse the darkness.

For Taylor University, the light is not education alone. Education

that leaves out the creator and the central figure of human history is, however well financed and intentioned, destined to eventual twilight

and darkness. When we Christians insist that Jesus is the light of the world, we are not simply professing admiration for a heroic life, tragic death and noble resolves. We actually believe that He is the son of God

and that ultimate truth is revealed in Him. All truth really is God's truth and there are no sacred-secular distinctions. PRESIDENT JAY KESLER

Preparation for enlightened service Taylor must not be a light under a basket or a warming place for a few committed pilgrims, huddled together, awaiting eventual envelop- ment by the darkening chill. We must continue to be obedient to the vision of preparing young people for enlightened service in a dark and needy world: thousands of lights, each, in their own way, dispelling

darkness wherever it destroys individuals or culture. The fire at Taylor has always been fueled and tended by relatively ordinary people who, united together, have developed a significant Christian college. My vision longs for the day when the word "Chris- tian" before the word "college" will mean more, not less, to a watching, often cynical secular world. The twin spires of the Rice bell tower A brightening glow symbolize Taylor's commitment to integrate faith and learning. This issue documents the brightening glow of our progress in this endeavor. It is about the hundreds of contributions of ordinary persons, vital to the realization of a vision of greatness. It is intended to provide information, inspiration, credit and thanksgiving. We also ask the questions "Who shall sustain the fire in the future?

How shall it grow for the watching world to see and take notice? What is the critical fuel most needed for the future?"

My assessment is that our greatest need is for the financial resources to expand the university endowment to provide assistance to worthy students, regardless of their financial circumstances, and to undergird the faculty with adequate supports to achieve excellence in scholarship and teaching. When we have completed phase II of the fine arts building and have renovated the few historic buildings on campus, all of our energies must be marshalled to this task.

My confident belief is that God has indeed raised up Taylor to be a "light on a hill" and has trusted her future brightness to all of us who share the vision. This issue of the Taylor magazine expresses gratitude to those who have substantial resources and have shared generously and largely. In harmony with the heart of Christ, we are also saying thank you to those who have relatively little, but have shared what they have as well. A fire on a hill

The result is that the fire is growing! ! Somewhere, there may be those of personal insight or deep biblical conviction who believe in long range leadership development through Christian education who, with very large resources, will ignite the dreams beyond our present imagina- tion. We pray daily that this is so, but at present, we will be faithful, we will continue to be self critical and improve and we will continue to

challenge one another to be even brighter: a fire on a hill. PROVOST /EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

his article summarizing a research project sponsored by the Car- Innegie Foundation, Dr. Ernest Boyer indicated sixty percent of first time freshmen make their choice of college on the basis of the physical facilities available and the condition of these facilities.

That is a significant fact as consideration is given to priorities for

Taylor University, especially as it relates to a stable enrollment. On first impressions Often, one develops an opinion on first impressions. As one walks or

drives around the campus, it is easy to see the improvements manifested in new sidewalks, flower beds, painting, landscaping around buildings, standardized external lighting throughout the campus, in paving and

many other less noticeable items . Of buildings and beginnings In addition to these noted improvements, this past year, the Univer-

sity made an effort to improve its "best foot forward" in welcoming people to campus by establishing the Helena Memorial Hall as the offices for admissions, the president and the provost/executive vice president.

As one of the oldest buildings on campus, it has become the center Daryl Yost, provostlexecutive vice for many exciting beginnings. Helena Memorial Hall was renovated to president accommodate these services after a devastating fire in August, 1986. It has proven to be a wise decision and should be considered in regarding Provost/ the preservation of older buildings on the campus. Even though Bergwall Hall opened in the fall of 1989, the majority of Executive Vice the construction took place during the 1988-89 fiscal year. Due to a

Helena Memorial Hall, newly renovated, stands as one of the oldest buildings on campus. PROVOST/EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

sincere desire to honor Taylor's commitment to have a resident campus, the Board of Trustees authorized the construction of this new facility. The facility has 78 student rooms. During the 1989-90 school year, there are 20 three- person rooms, representing a total of 176 students.

Each room is furnished with its own bathroom and independent heating/air conditioning capability. The entire facility was furnished with new furniture and equipment.

It will serve the University well for the next fifty years. On planning for the future As the university considers its future, considerable effort is being put forth to make provisions for replacement of equipment, especially Bergwall Hall, Taylor's newest residence those items which have a tendency to become obsolete quickly; e.g. hall, represents Taylor's commitment to a resident campus. computers. It is also important that residence hall and classroom equipment be kept up-to-date and safe. Each vice president is responsible to assure this for the future as the budget is prepared each year. Signifi- cant progress was made during the 1988-89 school year. This is a part of the administration's plan to make the University a financially sound institution. Of assets and enthusiasm The provost/executive vice president strives for stability and compati- bility—two important ingredients in a strong management team. There has been enormous growth and maturity during 1988-89 in the senior administration. This has enabled the administration to tackle some critical issues and bring them to resolution. This strength in the administrative team is one if the University's greatest assets. It will continue to improve during 1989-90. Reports from senior officers do reflect and also support this fact. Taylor University is your institution. You are encouraged to come to the campus and enjoy the spirit of enthusiasm that is so present. Your comments, observations and concerns are welcome. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

nlike the state multiversity, Taylor University does not define education simply as a "cafeteria of information and useful skills." Rather, Taylor is what Robert Bellah describes as a voice crying for development of the total individual. Reaffirming the role of education In his book, Habits of the heart, Bellah observes "while our universities are under greater pressure than ever to emphasize pragmatic results—technological achievements and career oriented skills—there are voices calling for a reaffirmation of the classic role of education... so that individuals become more fully developed people and citizens of a free society." Acquiring more than skills Taylor administration and faculty are committed to providing a place for students to acquire knowledge of God, others, the universe and human place and purpose. Programs encourage growth in the individual discipline, the integration of faith and learning, and the broader integration of the total liberal arts. Fulfilling the mission Richard Stanislaw, vice president for Each year, Taylor faculty make vital contributions in achieving uni- academic affairs versity goals and strengthening curricular programs for the education of students. Through their efforts, the faculty demonstrates a concern for Academic affairs academic enrichment and sensitivity to student needs.

Sampling the diversity The following selection of programs is only a sample of the many ways in which faculty are fulfilling the mission of the university. Art professor, Craig Moore directed Taylor's efforts in acquiring three art pieces from Chicago Sculptures, as well as several other art pieces. This "art on campus" was noted in a major New York publication, Art in America. The first student teacher to teach abroad was at Rift Valley Academy, Kijabe, Kenya this fall. The English department added a new major in English (writing), while the history department began development of an international, cross-disciplinary major and title changes in the music department produced three new degrees. Taylor was recognized by NACADA, the national advising professional organization and Dwight Mikkelson was named to receive a national faculty advisor recognition award. Whether on-campus, in emphasizing the quality of the collection at the Zondervan library, or through off-campus academic experiences abroad, Taylor faculty continue to reaffirm their commitment to the classic role of education. ON CAMPUS

Writing major adds diversity Last semester, the English department added a bachelor of arts in English (writing) to its list of degree programs. The program, which was implemented because of increased student interest, will feature more writing courses than the literature and teaching programs presently include. Approximately 9 to 12 students are currently enrolled in the writing major program and more are expected to join next year. "We have a number of students who have an interest in writing but don't know what they want to do," said Dr. William Fry, head of the English department. "They don't feel comfortable with journalism and business writing, but they do want to study writing for publication or graduate study." While the other bachelor of arts degree has a two- thirds emphasis in literature, the new one is specifi- Places in the heart: Researchers at Taylor identified the cally geared toward writing. location offat pads in animal hearts that have a regulatory effect "Traditionally, the English department has given on heart rate, conduction time, and contractive force . At work two degrees," according to Fry. "One is the bache- with Dr. Walter Randall (far right) are Tim Kroeker '91 and Kurt lor of science for teaching and the other is the Hotmire '91 ; Dr. Tim Burkholder and Kevin Bluemal '91 are not bachelor of arts for writing and literature with an pictured. emphasis in literature." To develop the curriculum for the new major, the Neuhouser cited for department re-packaged courses already in the cur- teaching excellence riculum and added one new course in free-lance writing. David Neuhouser, professor of mathematics, was recently awarded the Sears-Roebuck Award for Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership for the 1989-90 academic year. According to Ken Swan, profes- David Neuhouser sor of English, the award, which is worth a total of $2,500, was given to Neuhouser on the basis of his "many years of meritorious teaching and servant leadership at Taylor University." Neuhouser has been instrumental in attracting students to the

Oxford influence: E. David Cook joined the faculty this campus, one of the stipulations of summer as a visiting professor from Oxford University, England. the award. BUSINESS AND FINANCE

financial condition of Taylor University continues to improve Thein 1988-89. As of June 30, 1989, Taylor had total assets of $47.7 million, an increase of 13% over 1987-88. The operating budget for 1988-89 was 421.4 million, also an increase of 13% over 1987-88. New residence hall During 1988-89, the bond financing for the construction of Bergwall Hall, a new four floor residence hall, was completed. This facility was financed with economic development bonds through the Upland, Indiana Economic Development Commission. Stewardship opportunities Taylor's strong enrollment has enabled some important acts of stewardship this year. Debt on the library was further reduced by $300,000 and up reserves of $700,00 have been set up for facilities and equipment replacement and repair. These actions, on the part of the Taylor administration, continue to strengthen our financial base. Growing enrollment, growing needs The bookstore, food center and business office have all taken steps to better and more efficiently serve the burgeoning student population. Allan Smith, chieffinancial officer With the addition of computerized text management, the Bookstore personnel will become more efficient in the important tasks of ordering, taking inventory, and selling needed materials. This will provide Bob Business and Neideck, manager, and his staff with better information to serve students, faculty, and staff. finance Serving hours in the Hodson Dining Commons have been extended to reduce the lines and give the students more flexibility in their schedules. New Market value of endowment salad bars, condiment bars and beverage (in millions of dollars) service have been installed. Another new feature, the deli bar, has been very 10 positively received by the students. The business office has just completed the installation of a new management system for processing and reporting all financial data. Managers feel this will give them better data to help make better financial decisions. Together, these changes will help the Business office and auxiliary services isHflll better serve the institution and its con- 1 ' *^H 1^1 stituents. 798081_82838485868788 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 BUSINESS AND FINANCE

1988-89 Operating revenue Condensed Balance Sheet 2 % 1988-89 1987-88 Assets 23!S Current Fund 3,603,924 3,398,618 Loan Fund 3,003,034 2,803,318

Endowment & 10,486,944 9,712,906 Similar Funds

Plant Fund 30,031,720 25,807,762

Agency Fund 526,831 576,696

Total Assets 47.652.453 42.299.300

Tuition and fees Liabilities

Gifts & grants Current Endowment Liabilities 1,965,977 1,985,121

Sales & service auxilliary dapartments Notes, mortgages & Other sources bonds payable 10,528,135 7,349,714

Revocable trusts 1,815,045 1,703,528

1988-89 Operating expenditures Current Unrestricted 54,779 51,610 Fund Balance 20S Current Restricted Fund Balance 1,803,111 1,506,927

Loan Fund 966,665 840,885 6 % balance

Endowment 6,567,393 5,944,118 fundbalance

Instruction Annuity & life Academic support income fund balance 2,244,459 2,089,830 Student services Operation physical plant Plant Fund 21,187,682 20,259,528

Institutional support i 5 % Agency Fund 519.207 568.039 Scholarships and fellowships

Operation of auxiliaries 47.652.453 42.299.300 Mandatory transfers — INFORMATION SERVICES

use of technology is growing by leaps and bounds at Taylor. TheThe campus is exploring innovative ways to achieve better communication, instruction, decision making and future planning. The information services department (ENS) helps make these advances possible. The many people within INS—repair technicians, software specialists and programmers, computer operators, secretarial staff and managers are dedicated to helping the university use high-tech tools effectively and efficiently. Making connections From more efficient handling of telephone calls to the reception of Ball State's televised MBA program, new and updated electronic communication systems, installed by INS, have benefited the Taylor community. Other changes are coming soon, including a satellite receiving dish that will allow reception of foriegn language programming from around the world. Aiding teaching and learning In today's information age, merging computer technology into the

curriculum is important in the success of our graduates. Supporting the Robert Hodge, chief use of computers in academics is a high priority for INS. This year, information officer services provided by INS have provided 50% more processing power for teaching in computer languages and statistical analysis, an enhanced Information computer literacy program and better grade information and reporting for faculty. Serving the Servants services As our administrative departments strive to keep up with increasing enrollment, make good decisions and provide services to students and alumni, the administrative computer system needs to keep pace with these changes. INS plays an important role in this process, evidenced this year in the projects completed for the financial aid and business offices. Enabling the Future To be fiscally responsible and plan for ongoing excellence of existing program and services, INS has been instrumental in encouraging the establishment of a replacement fund for high-tech equipment. Few colleges have developed such policies to assure lasting computing resources over time.

The role of INS is to support and facilitate these innovations and assess new technologies for the future. ON CAMPUS

New computers, software enhance lab

Students enrolled in required computer literacy courses will be using new and up-to-date computers and software this year. Information services ordered and installed new computers, printers and software in the Reade Center's instructional computing lab over the summer. Using the new equipment, students will have the opportunity to learn and use microcomputer software packages such as WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3, which will help in writing papers, creating graphs, performing calcu- lations, and printing results. The lab can be used by both computer literacy and introductory New equipment in the computer literacy lab gives students an added edge in today's computer science students. Stu- information age. dents not enrolled in these courses may use the equipment to write Planning, research benefits campus papers and complete other class assignments. Taylor's Information services department recently expanded its role to include an office of institutional research and planning. According to Robert Hodge, chief information officer and currently director of the research office, un- answered questions such as "Who are Taylor's competitors and peers? Which colleges have characteristics to which Taylor aspires?" and many others have been the incentive for establishing the office. Hodge is directing the program, which includes applied research to answer specific questions, evalu- ation of quantitative and qualitative information under- lying periodic or ad hoc review, judgements of effi- ciency and effectiveness, identification of needs, and leadership to facilitate the goals of the university. Research results are already being put to use, en- hancing decision-making processes.

Making connections: INS technicians service the phone cables which keep the campus in touch. STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES

Providing out-of-class development opportunities and delivering student services is a major undertaking. In accomplishing this task, the office of student development and services touches nearly every aspect of the university's mission and student life. Admissions Nationally, many colleges are experiencing a shortage of applicants.

Taylor, however, is experiencing the opposite phenomena. Incoming freshman numbered 484 this year, selected from a record number 9000 inquiries and 1400 applications.

Taylor is committed to the recruitment and retention of minority students. A $159,000 grant from Lily Endowment, received for this purpose, will significantly affect the goal of attracting minority students to Taylor. Athletics Athletics form part of the well-rounded education available to students. Taylor sponsors 14 intercollegiate sports, eight for men and four for women. Men compete in the newly-formed Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference (ICAC) and women in the newly-formed Indiana Conference for (HCW). Taylor's football, women's volleyball, Wynn Lembright, vice presidentfor Women cross soccer, men's basketball student affairs and services both men and women's country and and teams posted impressive accomplishments last year. Financial aid Student affairs The cost of a Taylor education must be matched by a concern for it being affordable. In the last five years, tuition has increased 57%. Dur- and services ing the same time, however, Taylor nearly doubled the amount of institutional dollars committed to helping students achieve a Taylor education from $1,335,194 to $2,233,718. Student development The offices and programs of student development provide fertile ground for a student's sense of belonging and growth. Well over 1000 students are involved in various ministry leadership programs. Opportunities abound, including mission trips, evangelistic and outreach programs, youth conference, leadership of small group Bible studies, offices in student government and leadership positions in the residence halls. A cooperative effort The effective but often unnoticed efforts of our campus safety office, new student orientation program, health center and committees dealing with the AIDs issue and wellness reflect the cooperative effort required to meet the total needs of students. ON CAMPUS

Resume service offered

Taylor alumni and current students are already benefiting from a new computerized resume service sponsored by the Offices of career development and alumni relations. Participants may have their resu- mes screened by employers across the country. There is no charge for this service. Those interested in more information about this, or other career development programs, may contact Tim Nace at the Office of career Bergwall Hall offers students "high class" accommodations. development, Taylor University, Upland, IN 46953, (317) 998-5384. Record enrollment finds escape valve

Bergwall Hall is Taylor's newest residence hall. It features, among other things, a bathroom and air con- ditioner in each of the seventy-eight rooms. "High class," students call it. Denise Bakerink, however, uses a different term: "An escape valve," she says. Bakerink is director of housing and welcomes the new hall as a partial solution to the need for more student housing brought about by the unprecedented size of Taylor's enrollment. Bergwall Hall is designed for 156 students. This year, however, 20 rooms each house three persons, for a total of 175 residents. Another year of record enrollment and Taylor's unusually high student retention rate are not the only reasons the new residence hall was dedicated October 27. The building is "a major step towards confirming Taylor's on-campus residence life program in the face of increasing enrollment," says Dean of Students, Walt Campbell. The building is named for Dr. Evan Bergwall, presi-

dent of Taylor University from 1 95 1 - 1 959. According to Provost Daryl Yost, this name was selected because "Bergwall and his wife represent the mission of Taylor University, which is to develop men and women who are Christ-like and able to function in the real world."

Bergwall 's years were critical ones for Taylor and the Board of Trustees felt his name needed to be Soft touch: Matt Widdoes '91 crosses the goal line for the two- his Anderson University preserved for future students. point conversion, despite the efforts of opponent. Taylor won the game. IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

It only takes a spark... Giving report

." "It only takes a spark. . is the theme of this year's giving report.

Taken from the familiar gospel chorus, this theme is intended to under- score the point, "It only takes a spark to get a fire going." We believe the generous increase in giving to Taylor by many alumni, friends, businesses, and foundations is symbolized in this musical line. Just four short years ago, Jay Kesler came to Taylor as president and articulated a vision. That vision involved building on Taylor's reputation as a respected, Christian college and moving the university to a new level of greatness: greatness, not defined as fame or prestige, but rather, in terms of world- wide influence for the kingdom of God. Taylor's historical roots have been a tradition of academic excellence

and depth of Christian commitment since 1 846. The president, building

on this heritage, is now seeking to position Taylor as a key center for the development of leadership for the Lord's work around the globe. Jay's vision, as with any great dream, needs resources. As a result, we have turned to our many friends for support. The response has been overwhelming. It started with a few sparks, but now, a fire is going. A glowing candle serves as a reminder of Evidence of this outpouring of support can be found in the lists of the the significance of each gift to the Taylor Fund. many names which follow. As you see your name listed and the names of others, please be assured of our deepest gratitude for your gifts.

The Fire Is Going Just three years ago, the honor roll of donors could be contained in five pages. This year's list of names of those supporting Taylor repre-

sents 29 pages of this magazine. But the measure of success is not simply many donors. These donors have also increased their generosity. As a result, we can report several noteworthy achievements made possible by your gifts to Taylor. • Total giving to Taylor was up 30% for 88-89, exceeding $3 million for only the third time in our history. • Alumni participation in giving moved from under 20% to over 33% this past year. GIVING REPORT

Overall giving to the Taylor Fund approximated $1 million for the second year in a row. Parents' giving increased by 40%. The Church Matching Program for student aid brought in $119,626 in its third year; 187 students benefited from this program with 147 churches participating. Planned and estate gifts for the past two years have exceeded $2 million. Multiple faculty grants have been received. A grant of $500,000 was received from a foundation, tying the record for the largest grant ever received by Taylor University. Matching gifts from alumni and friends working for matching Chip Jaggers, gift companies increased by 15%. vice president for advancement The number of Presidents Associates ($ 1 ,000 and above donors) moved from 278 to 330.

This past year, like the previous year, was one of some controversy ComiTICntdrV among Christian organizations in the area of fund raising. Support for a number of ministries declined. Despite such difficulties, we are pleased to report that giving to Taylor University continues to increase at unprecedented levels. Feedback from our alumni and friends suggests the reason is their belief in the integrity of Taylor University, their respect for the Christ-centered quality of a Taylor education, and their appreciation for the stewardship demonstrated by the institution over the years. This past year, we saw continued concern expressed by charities over the tax law changes of 1986. Many had predicted an ongoing decline in charitable giving as a result. Again, this was not true at Taylor Univer- sity. Gifts to the college have increased during this period of tax reform. In the area of ethics, Taylor University has maintained a strong stance

in fund raising and other financial areas. Taylor is a charter member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), joining as a founding member in 1979.

"Light and Faith." That has been the Latin motto of Taylor Univer- LlIX 6t Fi(J6S sity since 1846. It is the sincere desire of the faculty, students, administration, and trustees of Taylor that we carry on the mission of being a light in a world of need. To achieve such a noble goal takes resources to sustain and strengthen the effort. During the 1988-89 school year we witnessed another tremendous outpouring of gifts. You were a significant part of a generous giving year. Consistent with our theme, each gift was appreciated regardless of size. Celebrate, with us, this excel- lent giving report. Thank you. IT ONLY TAKES A SPARK

President's Associates

^ . As alumni, parents, and friends of Taylor University, you are the President's Associates, the ones who stand in the gap to provide the moral and financial support Taylor needs to stand strong. Continuing the 150-year Taylor tradition into the 21st century, you perpetuate your life ideals and values to tomorrow's leaders, making a lasting statement in a transitory world. You recognize the value of a Taylor education and wish to make

it possible for future generations. Without your assistance, each student's tuition would increase significantly. Your gifts to the Taylor Fund bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and the actual cost of a Taylor education. loyalty is crucial to building maintaining a strong insti- Your and President Jay Kesler motivates students to servant tution. Thank you. leadership at chapel services.

Joseph Marcia Fritzsche Svend & Arna Abrahamsen Ray & Jeanne Bullock Thomas & Deborah Dillon & F. R. & Helen Hodges William Lura Fry Rick & Ellen Adams Mr. & Mrs. John Burgess R. E. & Nancy Dodge, Jr. & Arthur & Mary Hodson Mark Ahlseen Jessie M. Cain Richard & Weezie Doermer Ted & Jeanne Gabrielsen Gerald & Jane Hodson W. Douglas & Susan Walter & Mary Campbell Michael & Jeanine Douglas Rex & Ruth Gearhart Curt & Vivian Hoeksema Allgood Robert & Charlotte Canida Wayne & Ruthanna Thomas & Julie Gearhart Timothy & Janis Hoeksema Timothy & Betsy Anderson Peter W. Carlson Duckwall David & Sandra Gelwicks Carl & Jana Lee Hofinga J. Paul Barbara Gentile Jeffrey & Joy Archer Hazel E. Carruth Bradley & Sylvia Duckworth & Alice K. Holcombe Lester Mildred Gerig Harold & Janet Arnette Brian & Gay Christy Robert & Patricia Dunbar & E. Jean Holcombe Solvig Getz Margaret G. Atkinson Barry & Diane Clark Michael & Sandra Duncan James & Mary J. Holden Floyd Baker Russell & Gertrude Clark Philip & Kendra Duncan Robert & Joan Gilkison Richard & Kathi Honig George Jan Glass James & Priscilla Barnes Alyce Cleveland Robert & Margaret Duncan & Jerry & Delores Home Mark & Pamela Barton Nels & Elizabeth Clint Robert & Marian Elliot James & Irlene Glenn John & Joan Home Lawrence & Mary Bauer Paul & Kay Cox John & Bernita Ellis Chris & Debra Goeglein Daniel & Rosemary Howell David & Margaret Beamer Lawrence & Rachael Timothy & Suzanne Ellis Kedwin & Margo Graber Berry & Lynn Huffman Roger & Marilyn Beaverson Crabb, Jr. Charles A. Engle E. James & Joanne Graham Kevin & Donna Her Thomas & Helen Beers Janice Shaw Crouse Ted & Marge Essen burg John & Phyllis Green Fern Jackson J. Corbly Vivian Margaret H. Behnken Thomas & Bonnie Tom & Julie Essenburg & Gregg Robert & Margaret Jackson Dale Grimes Randolph & Bari Behnken Crutchfield Don & Josie Essig, III Dwight & Sally Jacobsen Robert & Marcia Benjamin Robert & Karen Gregor & Mary Fran Euler Frank & Bea Grotenhuis V. Donald & Shirley Robert C. Benson Cunningham Keith & Debra Euler Norman Gundersen Jacobsen Roland & Shirley Bertka Craig & Carmen Curtiss Joyce S. Evans Richard & Bonnie Gygi John & Carol Jaderholm

Bessie III Marjorie Bill Wayne & Barbara Dal land Don & Nan Fancher Haan Charles & Verna Jaggers, Lula Bolks Daniel & Nancy Dame Wayne & Marilyn Fine Richard & Clarice Halfast J. James & Sue Jerele, Jr. Leland & LaRita Boren Robert & Barbara Davenport Kenneth & Elizabeth James & Edith Hall Paul & Marilyn Johnson Curtis & Virginia Bowers Robert & Marilyn Deich Flanigan, Jr. Ronald & Vivienne Hall Mr. & Mrs. David D. Jordan Carl Avis Hassel R. David & Joan Boyer Roger & Marjorie Demarest Ruth Flood & John & Margot Jurgensen Joseph & Judy Brain Mildred DeWeerd James & Roberta Fowler L Shirl & Gloria Hatfield Brian & Lila Justinger Steven Brian & Beverly Brightly Proctor A. Dick Chester Fox & Mary Haun Eugene & Nellie Kandel Theodore & Murlaine Patrick & Cathy Dickey David & Carole Fraser John & Lucille Hershey Charles & Carol Keller Brolund Douglas & Barbara Robert & Elizabeth Freese Thomas Jay & Susan Hight Jeffrey & Kristin Keplar Craig & Susan Bugno Dickinson Eugene & Catherine French David & Carol Joseph & Roselyn Kerlin Peter & Kimberly Buhrow James & Jean Di Her Terry E. Frick Hockenbrocht Jay & Jane Kesler PRESIDENT ASSOCIATES

Partnership in the President's Associates is based upon an unrestricted annual gift (cash, securities, real or personal property and gifts generated through matching gift programs) of $1 ,000 or more. Partnership levels include collegues ($1 ,000— 4,999), fellows ($5,000—9,000) andfounders ($10,000 or more).

David & Cheryl Klopfenstein Eugene & Ruth Pashley William & Carolee Shinn Steven & Beverly Whiteman Thomas & Shirley Knox Eugene & Laureen John & Karol Siefer Mary Jane Williams Crystal L. Silverman James & Lydia Knutson Pashley, Jr. Paul & Lois Williams Lowell Miriam Sloat Milton & Edith Korpi Timothy R. Pashley & William K.Williams Gordon & Ruth Krueger Paul & Phyllis Patterson Charles T. Smith Paul & Ruth Wills Daniel Janet Smith Robert & Lonnie Krumroy Ralph & Audrey Payne, Jr. & Ronald Winder Mark & Karen Kuiper Clayton & Carolyn Peters Robert & Lee Smith Paul & Deborah Winter Edward Ellen Mrs. C. E. Liechty (D) James & Dara Peters C. & Smyth Sharon B. Wit Christian & Donna Losch Richard & Margo Peterson Arthur B. Snowhite Samuel & Grace Wolgemuth Fred & Elaine Luthy Thaddaeus & Donna Lee Harold & Ellen Snyder James & Judith Woods Charles & Dottie Lynn Poe Donald & JoAnn Harold & Deborah Daniel & Joyce MacLeish Richard & Judith Poland Soderquist Woodward James & Val Marie Martha Puntenney Dana & Judy Sommers Robert & Evelyn Wyatt, Jr. MacLeish David & Nanci Pyle Jack & Carol Sonneveldt Robert & Patricia John & Jane Maddox Charles & Sherry Raymond M. Squire Wynalda, Sr. Richard Rebecca Raymond & Kay Maddox Ramsay, Jr. & Daryl & Joenita Yost Stanislaw Allen & Beverly Mathis, Jr. Walter &G wen Randall Daniel & Martha Yutzy William & Janet Matthews Velma Rediger Delmar & Mary Ann Pat & Mary Zondervan Michael & Shari May Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Stanley *I0 Anonymous Donors John & Ola McDougall Renner Max & Dorothy Stebbins Ross & Vivian McLennan Garnet Rice Peter & Joyce Stipanuk, Jr. Herbert & Mary Ellen Meier Keith & Marge Rich President Jay Kesler Laurel G. Meissner Norval & Margie Rich Fred & Jane Stockinger Larry Judith Paul & Evelyn Mendenhall Gale & Eve Rickner, Jr. & Summers Fred Bernice Swanson Miles & Jill Mercer Ronald & Frances & Douglas Robin Taylor Clyde & Jane Meredith, Jr, Ringenberg & James & Ruth Meyerholtz WilliamS Rebecca Howard & Jill Taylor Don & Jane Mick Ringenberg Keith Thompson Robert & Coleen Midwood Stanley C. Rishel Thomas & Eileen Tobias Joe & Barbara Mi ley Darryl & Marsha Rogers Margaret L. Trefz Calvin & Eloise Miller William & Sally Roost Wendell & Diane True Herberts Jane Miller R. Waldo & Marlene Roth Jere Truex Paul & Karen Millikan Roger & Louona Roth William & Janet Van Edward & Marguerite Frank & Mary Roye Treuren Moore Brian & Joy Ruegsegger Gordon & Elaine Arthur & Gloria Muselman Donald & Shirley Vandermeulen

Karen E. Muselman Ruegsegger Gustave & Esca Roger & Naomi Muselman Randolph & Bonnie Rumble Vandermeulen Kenneth Musselman Thomas & Jonnine Rumney Craig & Vicki Vielguth Louis & Jane Myre Charles & Jeanette Rupp Elmer & Nancy Gerald & Arlouine Nelson Douglas & Kathleen Rupp Vogelsang Donald & Sandy Neu Gene & Nancy Rupp Peter & Lisa Vogler Charles & Irma Newman Richard & Pauline Russell Michael & Pamela Charles & Jean Noggle Richard & Nancy Russell Walcott Dennis & Renee Norton Donald & Jean Schaffer Olive Walker Elmer Nussbaum Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Scheidt Thomas & Barbara Kenyon & Catherine Robert & Marci Schenck Warner Nussbaum David Lee & Diane Schmitz Raymond & Vivian Ronald & Elizabeth James R. Schmitz Watson Nussbaum Martha D. Schmitz Lawrence & Sally Weber

E. Herbert & Louise Nygren Cherie E. Scranton Lois A. Weed

George T. Oborn Richard & Joanne Seaman L. Marshall & Rodah Don & Bonnie Odle Floyd & Barbara Selby Welch Ben & Doris Ogborn Robert & June Shatter Helen Wengatz Wallace W. Page Ronald & Shelba Shaw John & Jody Wheeler Kirk & Sharon Parr Todd & Cynthia Shinabarger Alice H. White —

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The Taylor Fund, comprised of unrestricted annual gifts, covers costs not passed on to students. As such, your gift to the Taylor Fund is significant in training and educating tomorrow's leaders.

Class of 21

* of donors: 2 Participation: 33% A Robert R Shaw Taylor William K. Williams Fund Class of 22

/ ol donors: 3 Participation: 50% As a member of the Taylor fam- the second highest in Taylor's Mary F French Mabuce ily, please accept our warm thanks history. The average alumnus gift Alumni Helen Hall Roberts Randolpb W. Webster for your support of the Taylor Fund climbed to $108 as many alumni re- Class of 23 during the 1988-89 giving year. sponded to the National Alumni t of donors: 4 Through your gifts and encourag- Council phonathon. Participation: 67% Class of 15 LulaWhitakerBolks ing support, you play a significant Friends of the university Joyce Spalding Evans continue * ol donors: 1 Participation 33% Charles W. & Miriam Teed Shilling role in all that happens at Taylor to play a significant and much ap- Iris Abbey University. preciated role, as well. Class of 24

Class of 16 / ol donors: 4 Whether as a graduate, friend of Parents increased their giving t of donors: 1 Participation: 36% the university, parent of a Taylor this year by 40 percent, an over- Participation: 33% Winifred Smith Robert L Tressler Florence Welch Squier student, or in some other way a whelming expression of generosity Bessie L Lindsey Steward Dorothea Leach Wideman believer in what Taylor and support! Class of 18 t of donors: 2 Class of 25 stands for, you are part of the team On the pages that follow, you'll Participation: 100% Marie Gibbs Tressler / ol donors: 6 who is making a difference in find listed contributors to Taylor Cleo D Beekman Weaver Participation: 60% Gilbert Ayres Christian higher education. University. Thank you for your lima Class of 20 Dare Alumni giving continued at a commitment to Taylor University Maynard Ketcham I of donors: 1 Lauren Naden Participation: 33% high level this year, with an overall this past year!—CJ Kathryne Bieri Sears Alvin L Anderson Mearl Himelick Taber participation rate of 33 percent

Myrneth & Marjorie Anderson Kenneth & Treva Howatd Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie Ochs

Gayle E. Arnold Max L. Hunt Harold & Martha Oechsle

Herman & Betty Beem Edward & Denise Hurst Philip & Joyce Passon Robert & Catherine Berger Robert & BrendaJackson.lt Ervin & Alfrieda Penner

Barbara Bill Theodore & Kathryn Jahn Gary & Ruth Rehm Burton & Nancy Brubaker Kevin P. Johnson James & Lys Reiskytl Richard & Elizabeth Brubaker Maurice & Hazel Jones Stanley Rich Jon W. Campbell Robert & Helen Jones Lloyd & Margaret Robbins Keith & Jeanne Canham John & Josephine Juett James & Mary Roden Herbert & Carol Carlburg Richard & Di Kahn Wallace & Bobbie Scea Theodore & Hazel Carlson Clifford & Ruth Keizet Mark C. Schram Albert & Orpha Clarke Gene & Margo Keller Charles & Barbara Schramm Merritt Clymer R. Dale & Annabelle Kitley LaVaughn Schuckers Tower Club James & Susette Cochran Verne & Miriam Koppin Lee & Mae Scroggins George & Marjory Connon Edmund & Virginia Kornfeld Jay & Judy Shapley Everett & Luetta Cook Arthur & Gladys Lindell Charles & Letha Smith Mark & Vicki Coy Carroll & DonnaMae Lindman Norma & Jessie Soper The twin towers of our Rice Bell Grey & JoAnn Culberson Stanley & Donna Long Kermit & Ethel Starns Jack & Carol Daniel Ann Lutes Gary L. Stern Tower symbolize Taylor's commit- Daniel & Cynthia Dew Bruce & Rosemary MacFadyen C. David & Nedra Steury, Jr. ment to integrate faith and learning. Theodore Dexter Timothy & Donna Mann Charles & Barbara Stevens Stanley & Dorothy Dykstra Charles & Margaret Mealy Roger & Carol Storer As members of the Club, Tower you Herschel & Ruth Ell Todd & Ruth Meinen W. Don & May Thorpe share in this mission. Scott Ellenberger Lester & Martha Michel Lavonne Tieszen Jerry & Sue Ellenwood Lynn & Irmgard Miller Roger Trueblood

Today, your support of the Taylor Mary Ellis Dennis 8. Nancy Moller Robert A. Walker Michael Andrea Moorehead Loren & Judith Wanner Fund touches the lives of students Grace Fry & Walter & Ruth Gepfer Cameron D. L. Mosser R. Ruth Welch Partnership in who, in turn, will tomorrow provide Harold & Mary Gianopulos, Sr. Torrey & Margaret Mosvold Norman & Virginia Wheeler the Tower Club is David & Alice Golden Robert & Robin Mourey Thomas & Barbara Widdoes leadership and vision in countless based upon an Paul & Sheri Harris Sibyl K. Nelson Robert & Rosanne Wolfe Kevin Nill Samuel & Mary Wolgemuth unrestricted annual occupations, touching lives across George & Anna Harrison Lowell & Doretta Hatter Terrance & Rachel Oban VidaWood the globe. gift of $500- $999. Lucile Heindricks Dorrell & Marguerite Ochs Ernest & Alma Yerks 1

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Kenneth Hoover Marjone White Bill Kenneth Williams Class of 26 E. Elisabeth Roane McClintock Phyllis Hyde Grove VanNess & Margaret Louise Chne Grace Dourte Wolgemuth Valla Rayl Johnson Ross McLennan Virgil Hamilton I ol donors: 1 Kjolseth Chappel Priscilla Synder Wurtz (D) John Lester A. Michel L. Shirl Hatfield Participation: 61% Charles W. Cookingham George H Lee Donald A. Miller Doris Kaparoff Johnston Irene Kletzing Amundson Esta Herrmann Howard Anita Hauber Leonard Class of 40 James R. Miller Margaret Muilenburg Lixey Pascal P Belew Carman English Livezey K Edward Maynard Eleanor E. Parry Ann Bengston Lutes Prances Rowland / ot donors 37 Haag Alvin D. Strong Cameron D L Mosser Ross Richey John R. Malott Charlotte Kaelzel Participation: 69% Clarence Helen Brechbill Musser Clara Vanderlan Tyler & Glenn Rocke (D) Robert E. McClintock Milton Leisman Thomas Chilcote B R. Ruth Tatbott Welch Adelaide McDonald Oakes Lucille Rupp Vivian Havens McLennan Harriet Leisure Naden Ralph W Cummings Marguerite Deyo Pugh Jessie Burtner Skinner Jeanne Blackburn Pearson Doris Atkinson Paul Oliver R. Degelman John W. Rood Gail Malsbary Stein Class of Priscilla Pal lotta Pomarici George Samuelson 37 William CEvers Hazen Sparks Mary E. Stoddard (D) Gail Price Raymond M. Squire # of donors: 16 Kenneth Foulke Dorothy Anderson Swearingen Fred C. Rowley D V Whiienack Participation: 53% Madelyn Leak Guindon W. Erwin Vincent Joseph Shisler Howard Young Class of 32 Roy F Ballard Ruth E. Johnson Hall Rhoda Elliott Welch Joyce Hunt Spitnale / ol donors 20 Betty Peck Bishop Class of 27 Participation: 45% Virginia Roysler Bowers Naomi Brubaker Brechbill Mary Leiler Brenaman lot donors: 10 Margarel Woll Breen Mabel Johnston Fields Participation: 50% Luther Brokaw Ruth Weller Hamann To them, caring means sharing Allen E Bartlelt Lilly Reedy Clough Aileen Callin Herrmann Ethel Boyer L. Mary Beebe Deyo Joseph Kimbe! Bertha Phillips Conel ley Oral & Florence M. Drake Duckworth Ethel York Kleppinger Serving others is an important way of life Maurice L. & Hazel Chamberlain Jones Vivien Myers Freese John U. Miller Lynn S Mosser on Taylor's campus. And it's something Carl L Hawkes Leon Shaffer Mable Thomas Norris Mary Rice Hawley Lester Sommer Travis Purdy students see in the lives of faculty and staff. Irene Witner Hoover Garfield G. Steedman Alma Silzle Cecelia Learn Jordan Clayton J Steele From classroom teacher to campus safety Marcius Taber Reuben Judson Paul Stephenson

Marguerite Friel Keltner Marjone MacKellar Wesche officer, from night-shift housekeeper to pro- Class of 28 Albert C. Mathias vost, employment at Taylor means involve- Mary lllk Mohnkern / ol donors: 1 Class of 38 James Rhine Participation: 48% / ol donors 34 ment in ministry. Frank A. & Alice Bissell Simons Earl E. & Frances Thomas Allen Participation: 69% Leah Loader Thomas Esther Blank (D) Not content with paid service alone, many Hazel E. Butz Carrulh

George L. Edie Arthur Climenhaga Ruth Flood faculty and staff members serve their commu- Class of 33 Virginia Cline Helen Brown Hamilton /ol donors. 17 Hazel Compton nities in a variety of ways. Betty Beebe Irish Participation: 52% Emma Alspaugh Copeland Susan Ruby Breland Lamb Warren Bailey J Arthur Dahlslrand Throughout this giving report, you'll find a Rosell Miller (D) Stanley R Boughlon Ralph R Dillon Ellon B. Stetson Ray Brechbill Charles L Garringer sampling of the many ways in which Taylor Melvina Gleason Wilson Edna Musser Brokaw Vergil Gerber employees put their faith into action, spread- Merritt Clymer Richard W. & Clarice J Bell Hallast Class of 29 Calherine Tatem French Marie Harriett Heinemann ing the light of Christ into the world. Elizabeth Stuart Gates Loran W Helm / ol donors: 1 7 P Ardath Kletzing Hoflmann John & Lucille Kruschwilz Hershey Participation: 61% Mabel Kreie Lemke Calherine Chappell Jones Esther L. Anderson Dayton Gerald Kelver Teuntje Peters Hershey Robert Wilcox Rowena Jamison Tebbe Mildred Parvin Baslian Musselman Lucille VirgieGrile Kinney Harriet E Davis Holcombe Philip Yaggy Joyce Burtner Trumbauer Lawrence Boyll Jones Ross Lyle Mildred Huber Lovell Gordon Kashner Dorolhy Ferree Yocom Paul Trumbauer Allhea Osborne Callin C. Thomas Ruth Prosser Nathan Tyler Mildred Macy Keizer John E Zoller (D) Paul P Williams Bertha Pollitl Gilson Fred Ruth Tabberer Dorothy Martin A. Leroy Keller Faith Glenwood Wynne Bessie Haan & Vosburg Olive Tatem Walker Rebecca Wheeler Maxson Deane E. Kilbourne Phyllis Martin Young Mildred Sliter Hinrichsen Class of 42 Audrey Ashe Zahniser John Miles Lovina Shupe Kimbel Katherine Tower Horton / ol donors 31 John Powell Olin E Lehman Mary L. Leisure Johnson Participation: 45% Class of 44 Walter C Randall C Edwin McClamon Ida Marie Spreen Jones Class of 34 Margaret Hyde Behnken # of donors: 26 Atlene Pask Rosectanls Evelyn Nysewander Miles Dorothy Collins Miller Carl Brown Participation: /ol donors: 15 Wallace Scea Leone Harris Milliner 60% Wilson B Paul Participation: Albert Clarke June Pugh Bergwall 52% Marian Matthew Steedman William Moreland, Jr. Velma Fields Purdy Herbert E Roberta Bennell Margaret Haelner Elliott James E. Bertsche & Boyd Paul Stuart Virginia Null Moshier Garnet Williams Rice Winilred Brown Eleanor Robinson Foulke Margery Williamson Brown Glenber S. Sutton George Murphy Lena York Roth Louise Longnecker Ruth Patow Gepter Lois Chandler Cookingham Wirth Tennanl Jean Southern Nemore Paul Whilaker Mina Herman Derby M. Arthur Grant Paul D. Clasper Margarel L. Trelz Wallace W. Page Wayne York Mary Deich Warne C. Holcombe Nancy Fox Crecraft D Forgy Samuel F Wolgemulh Evelyn Mudgelt Platte Genevieve Wilma Ditzler Kennedy Edward Evanick Cushman Fox Rulh Roysler Yunker Floyd & Bertha Sanderson Porter Walter H. Kruschwilz Class of 30 Arthur L. Hodson Josephine Ladd Powell Martha Devoss Evers Arnold R Lewis Ralph R. Johnson #ol donors: 16 Arthur W. Howard Eileen Small Punlenney Class of 39 Howard A. Lyman Gwendolyn Glenwood Jones Participation: 62% Paul J lllk Gwen Niebel Randall / ol donors: 33 Gertrude MacDonald Josephine Edna Chambers Chandler Hazel Simons Musselman Maxine Weed Robinson Stuart Juett Participation: 17% HarleyJ. Martin Betty Weed Kruschwilz Lester Clough Rowena Walker Stucky Virginia Longnecker Shatter Ella Davis Donald Barnes Claude McCallisler Janyce Swearingen Lyman Ona Ingerson Epler Mae Thomas Sherman Spear Maurice Beery Alphretta Meginnis Martha Matthews Kenneth F Fox Helen Gilmore Traw Opal Sprunger Leeman Percival A. Arland (D) & Margaret Briggs Bernice Greer Meyer Virgil E. Maybray Elsie Fuller Gibson Wesche Ernestine Pask Stephenson Devee Brown Martha Brown Michel Phyllis Steiner McCoy Samuel A. Grave John W. Warner Geraldine Scheel Burnett Doris Horn Miller Bonnie Weaver Odle Mary Miller LeValley Class of 35 Eilamarie Williamson Dorotha Crandall Chapman Pauline E. Muselman Norma Michel Reece Lloyd V. Mohnkern W. Wayne Yealer / ot donors: 14 George Guindon Miriam Reish Nelson Kathryn Tucker Schoen Lillian Morrison Participation: 56% EarleE Hart Penn H. & Eunice A. Knight O'Brien Jacob Seibold, Jr. Grant E. Oberhollzer Blaine Bishop Class of 41 William & Mary Hess Hoke Don Odle Elizabeth Suderman W. Harold Pailthorp Robert F. Dennis Alice K. Holcombe / ot donors: 35 Mary Kendall Sanders Alice Theobald Jeff P. Paul DeWittC. Fowler Francis Holloway Participation: 80% Frances Guindon Shisler Pauline Collins Rhine Philip M.Whisler Mabel Frey Hensel Francis C. Johannides William L Armitage, Jr. Kathryn Rupp Short Lewis A. Wilson Loyal R. Ringenberg Gordon Herrmann Stanley Jones Hope Wiggins Barnes Howard Spitnale Donald R. Yocom Beatrice Patrick Sparks Goldie Crippen lllk Edith Persons Harold E. Bauer Ellis & Esther Prosser Webb Gladys Sanborn Wagoner Korpi Dorothy McFall Zart Clarence P. Miller Merrill W. Livezey Richard W. Bishop Mildred Brown Yaggy Helen Boiler Myers Nellie Blake McKitrick Virginia R. Bunner of Class of 31 Lois Boslic Nelson Class 45 Isabel Baxter Meadows Earl & Eleanor Anderson Butz Class of 43 Milton G. Persons / ol donors: 21 / ol donors: 21 Harold S. & Muriel Sutch Miller Gerald Foster M. E. Piltman / ol donors: 28 Participation: 37% Participation: 51% Marcella Hubner Miller Mary Sypos Frandsen Martha Participation: 57% M. Wesley Arms Darwin Bryan Smith Shelley Taeko Obaro Okimoto Noble Gividen Crystal L Lockridge Silverman Nelle Leisman Alspaugh Gordon Bell Ellen Smith Cutp Cyril D. Persons Ruth Boiler Grant Ruth Coby Vimng James Harvey Brown Genevieve Shuppert Bertsche Wallace W Deyo Reuben Short Kathryn Young Gruver Martha Gerber Brown Sarah Burdon Chrismer Ralph Dodge, Sr. Paul Sobel Kay B. Bingaman Hahn Elsie Preslon Drake Robert L. Cox Chester Fox Class of 36 Alice Butz Uphold Naomi Hoke Edilh Charbonnier Driver Jean Chalmers Creighton Hugh Freese Ruth Anderson Wedel Nettie Lewis Leach § of donors: 9 Norma Hoke Fisher Gerald Fisher Lila R. Longcar Frye L. Marshall Welch Ann A. Leathers Participation: 53% Bonnie Gould Raymond Garrett Florence Hazellon Hiesler Martha Matthews Wilkinson IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Reynold Bohleen Beeson Bohleen Donna Williams Schmidt Joseph Shirley McWhirter Barney James E Giggy Elsie Bessie Carter Brewington Joan Beghlel Barbara Gordinier Brancato Shirley Gaerte Svaan Catherine Hill Groslic Florence Branch Bond Dorothy M Butler Merlin R Birky Mary E. Dahl Brower Elhel Mae Abrams Tone Dorothy H. Horn Bullis Jean Holcombe Wesley M & Nancy Mudge Cato Marilee Brown Bohleen Raymond Brundage Merlin Wilkins Marybelh Smith Hunl Adelle Davis Carpenter Betty Cole Charles William 8. Ruth Zimmerman Donna Colbert Lois M Williams John Juett Vera Fesmire Carroll Malvin Cofield Bowers, Jr Lila Hansen Cosmades Harold Zart Cleveland Gerald R Klinefelter Alyce Rocke Marian Munson Collins John Bragg Harold W Draper Kruschwitz Curdy J. W Harold Alieda Bushey Deal Doris Oswalt Brause Kenneth Fahl Lewis Martin Monroe Duflie of Esther Class 50 Theodore S Dexter Lewis Burns Violet Goldsworlhy Fraser Young Mayhray Helen Zimmerman Dunham Marian # ol donors: 46 Eugene W Friesen Evelyn Eisele Clark Rulh Gentile Gearhart Owsley Floyd Emshwiller Elizabeth Good A Participation: 37% Donavon J Gerig Richard E Melt Terveer Ginter Paul Rupp Jual H. Evans Matjone Wyanl Anderson Betty J- Thompson Getty James W Comstock Mary Von Bergen Hesse John E Siner Norma Hickey Fleming Charles Baker Ralph Goodell Roy L. Comstock Winnie M Holm Tropl Calvin Betty Coats Fleser Warren & Harold Beattie R James Hagen Louise P Dawson Forrest & Arlene Smith Jackson Catherine Wright Good Edgar W Bolles Owen L. Hailley Jean Miller Diller David A. Jones Donald Hubbard Class of 46 Dama Martin Burkhart Fenton DeWilte Hall Robert Fraser Elaine McNeil Lindell Donna Mougin Kachuk Bruce Charles Avis Morehead Hassel J Paul Gentile Donald M MacLeod lot donors: 15 Klopfenslein Don W Elmer H. Copley Clyde K- Hunler Raymond L Gillis Esther Williams Martin Participation: 44% Vernon Macy William Deal Ulee Clinton Hutchens Mary A Goodndge Joanne Dulro Maughlin G. Linwood Barney Wessman Mannix Ida Murl Eastman Esther Hund Johnson Don L & Dorothy Jean Huflman Max E Meier Lois B Guyanl Gallenberger Robert Morris L. Merlyn & Marilyn Anderson Egle Roberta Kessler Granitz Gail Brenneman Nichols Margarel Brown Gould Martha Murphey Ladd Reva Zischke Frees Lauradean Snooks Kraklan Pearl Hoflman George R. Paterson Maurine Carver Hoflman Boiler Newell Edith Mae Westing Froysland Walter Kregler Shirley Lunde Jacobsen Richard H. Raby Harold E Homer Jean Smith Rasmussen Barbara Clark Gentile Dillon Laflin Gordon W Johnson Edith Casperson Rediger Pulh Bergert Messerschmidt Ruth Btose Rogers Emerald Gerig Andrew J & Ella Kincaid Lindvall Thelma Aileen Karg Emory Reece Arlouine Hamann Nelson Ray Stair Carl W Hassel Calvin & Twyla Bergman Marcum Gloria Krebs Kleinhen Vonda Lightbody Rigel Kathleen Howard Price Oliver Sleiner Dillon L. Hess Gerald Marek Maurice Lindell Betty Blom Ruth Andrew Rupp William L Stone Virginia Gilchnsl Hoyt Carlene Mitchell Matthews Herbert R Lucas Noel Spencer Stewart H Silver Martha Johnson Strunk Dons Bantz Hunter ErmaH Gardner McCarthy E Don Martin Richard Steiner Elizabeth Studabaker Merlon & Helen Maurer Tanner Daniel Hutchens Billy Melvin William P Malhews Leona Tieszen Sloltzfus AlvaJ Swarner Charles A Tharp Anthony Jalovick Shirley Harvey Miller Harold Matthews Helen Ballinger Summers Russel Van Vleel (D) Wayne Tone Gordon S & Helen Turner Jensen M Jean Mosher Morris Darlene Eby Melvin Robert Tidgwell Calherine Hatfield Welty Toops George Joy E Jessup Jones Henry Nelson Clyde Michel Ronald Townsend Philip Williams Joan Powell Tropl Helen Boyer Langdon F James Norris, Sr. Carl Miller Donna Peck Wanvlg Clyde Trumbauer Fred H 8, Elaine MillhislerLulhy Milo Nussbaum Jean M Morgan Gerald Welsh of Rulh Waldin Class 47 Clyde Meredith. Jr E Herbert Nygren Arthur K Muselman John C Wheeler Robert Whitehead /ol donors: 19 W Carl H Muselman Martha Slagg Oechsle Robert M Neely, Jr. Lloyd Wright Fran Johnson Willed Participation: 43% William D. Ng Dan Oliver John M. Nelson Warren Bergwall Virginia Veenslra Pieschke William E Payne Mildred Holmes Nelson Class of 55 Joy Magsig Bothe Class of 49 Elizabeth Stanley Pilkey Howard Pearson Harold J Oechsle / ot donors: 34 Betty M Buerki Lyle Rasmussen Robert Pieschke James H. Oliver ol donors: f 25 Participation: 33% Russell M Clark Rulus A Regier Dolly Holman Poison Jerry L. Partain Participation: 35% Jack 8, Ramona Ferguson Augustine Ruth Coughenour Cox Carl W Rice David E Rathjen Richard Plants Louisa Mize Austin Thomas G Beers Gwendolyn Somerville Gerig Arthur M- Ross Frederick H Russell Elmer & Gloria Bridson Regier Beischer Bealtie Genevieve Donald Callan Alice Hitchcock Good Christian L. Rupp Robert R Schenck Ralph Ringenberg Evan Bertsche Joyce Lister/Godorhazy Clark Hayes Edward Shy Marian Wilson Schindler Richard Russell Taylor W Sherman Brown Margarel L Lois Corliss Gene L Gibbs Henthorn Paul Sleiner F DaleSelby W. Bruce Samuelson Robert & Coburn Maurice W Doris Crawmer G Gene Jackson Royal Sleiner Adeline Slagg Mary E Klopfenslein Schmidt Leon L Fennig Paul Crockett Gladys Brown Klinefelter John Svaan Ruth Henry Steiner Carol Gramlich Scott Gerig Gaylord Loretta Dawson Milton Murphey Gallon Van Valkenburg Ruth Muselman Steury Joyce Scod Sloner Vernon Gott G. N. Arthur Edslrom Margie Billet Rich Howard A Washburn Ralph Teuber Verna Steury Tharp Wanita Sheagley Grainger Stuart F Frase Annabel Longyear Rogers Douglas Weikel Elizabeth Brose Van Horn W Lee & Ruth Dixon Truman Natalie Jukotf Guslafson Margaret Gillis Esther King Rupp Robed Wendel Donald E Walden Richard 8. Pat West Unkenholz Brewer Carol Guy Charles W. Good Jean Hayes Silver Raymond Wilbur Lois A. Weed Glenna Phillips Walton Betty Kinsllet Dorothy Hiatt Dorothy Olsen Van Vleet James L West Ward Whitman Miriam Lilten Long E L. Norma Holmgren Agnes Grant Wilson Norman & Eunice Berg Wilhelmi William I Wortman Elmer Nussbaum Class of 51 Nancy Jacohson Ted Wright Lennart Poison C # of donors: 62 Roselyn Baugh Kerlin Beatrice Chambers Powers Class of 48 Participation: 39% Class of 52 Larry Liechty Frances Prough of # of donors 41 Dorothy E Eells Andresen I ol donors 61 Class 53 Eloise Olcott Miller Norval Rich Participation 65% William C- Berry Participation: 37% / of donors 32 Arloeen Williams Oliver Ellsworth Runyon Bermce Schell Baker Dorothy Kimball Blomquisl Lawrence W Bauer Participation: 29% Eunice Jones Pertibone Max Andrew Fred Prinzing Lyle Barred Pal Lucas Raby Georgia Taylor Batten Stanley M & Connie Ross Reed Lois Ford Beeson Jane Slenzak Mary A Fleming Berry Margarel Cambridge Spring Gerald A Close Margaret Wicked Vida

Ernest L. Cobbs Waller Wanvig Myrna Allen Deal Faith Dodge Wheeler Jane Ericson Everson Norman G Wheeler

Bertel J Froysland Martha Hayden Woodward Rex Gearhart Marie Lamb Wright Dorothy Burgess Greimann Milsuko Higa Yamaguchi David Harvey William Hesse Class of 56 Ralph R. High # of donors: 43 Mary Beany Hosch Participation' 36% V Donald Jacobsen Margarel Weedon Barton A Warren Johnson Margaret A Bash Fred Kleinhen Dorothy Wing Blakely David & Rebecca Swander Le Shana Riley B. Case Dan Lesher Carol Herber Coblentz Mae Presnal Lewelling Roland Coffey Phyllis Miller Elsa Dahl Barbara Owen Robert 8i Lois Slockman Duffy Virginia Balk Pickering A. Kay Brenneman Erb William L Rediger Delile Lieske Fahl Martha Fordyce Welsh June Fraulschy David Wheeler Virginia L Sticklen Gulick W Warren 8. Marilyn Gerlach Williams Robert G. Hanklns Kenneth Wright G Kent Hatfield

Jacquelyn E. Chastain Ingram Class Of 54 JoAnn Nemolh Jones

# of donors 40 Joseph C. Kerlin Participation: 44% Joseph D. Kipfer Sarah Andrews Jeanne Saiki Koloshirodo Joy Arthur Loren Lindholm Ayres Alumni Memorial building. ALUMNI

Demeril Molter Arlene Lundquist Lucille EntzDiller Diane Tenpas Vivian Ruth Moss Coverdale Freda J. Riddle Gail Malmsberry Barbara Hanawalt Ford Dale A. Williams William & Dorothy (D) Plumb Nancy Rot le Day Marlene Wilcox Roth Kathleen Dilley Miller Nalhan Price Wendell DeBruin Jonnine McKinley Rumney Gary W. Foss R. Scott Wilson Velma Vernier Rediger Paul Millikan Stewart Silvis Georgia Roger E. Winn John Wesley Duckworth Nancy A. Rowley Rupp W Rigel. Sr. Eloise Van Natta Moore Jane Kinkead Graham John Robert Dvorak David R. Scudder Phyllis Snyder Rowe Russell & Lois Johnson Paulson Charles D. & Patricia Hard Griffin Paul & Janel Orne Flickmger Larry Sheets Class of 62 Nelson Price Marjorie Chitwood Hamilton Lorraine Lindholm Ryberg Charles W. Ford Linda Brokaw Shelton I ot donors: 65 Nancy Lindgren Rohart Duane Houser Eleanor Fordyce Sells Robert J. Freese Richard Shupe D. Participation: 36% Evangeline Thomas Smith Gene L. Rupp Garth D Irey David & Dorothy Brunner Gehres Janet Schneider Spence Sharon Shannahan Arndt Charlotte Justice Saleska Robert F. Margaret Tatem Jackson George E. Somers Jan Huflman Glass Carol Howland Thompson & Morris L Barber Ruth Thomas Spencer Joyce Shick Schwanke Paul Jorg Annerta Josephs Graham Rosalie Closson Valutis Jarvis Sleiner Jean Lehman Sheels Ann Donker Stubbs Suzanne Kuhn Smith

John Terrell Arlene Frehse Spade Wendell C & Diane Beghtel True Takako Kokame Tanaka David Wells Marilyn Holloway Taylor Reaching out Charles M Whiteley Nancy Shamblen Taylor Dian Krider Wilkey Irvin Thompson around the world Ronald Woodward Marilyn Lehman Townsend Robert Wright Barbara Meyer Warner Howard Watson Dale Sloat, director of Allan Wilson Class of 57 K. marketing and media Robert C Wolfe /of donors: 38 services and part-time in- Participation 33% Class of 59 Joyle Allen structor, together with his Joyce Bowen Ancil t of donors 61 Dorothy Brown Arthur Participation; 48% wife Bonnie served over Ann Nishihara Ayabe Janis Smith Bateman Ruth Unkenholz Case Roger E. Beaverson 20 years on the mission Bedford William L. Chapman Sandra Moore Mildred Copeland Janet Berst field. David Bowman Nancy Delay Dodge His understanding of the Sylvia Hines Duckworth Nancy Wittman Brubaker Paul Fendl Gertrude Dahl need for contact between Kennelh Gangel Tracy L. Davis Robert C. & Joan Lloyd Gilkison Bradley Duckworth missionary parents and Daniel M Howell Patricia A Stall Eklund Joyce Kaufmann Marilyn Foil eft their stateside students and Jane Peirce Lesh Gerald & Arlene Hieber Fouls

Rita Gearhart Lindholm Irlene Gierman Glenn the need for an missionary Janet Benmng Marquardt Dave Gustalson kid (MK) support-orienta- Daniel McLario Richard Guthrie Sarah Roush McMillin Geraldine Ensor Hall tion system has resulted in Pal Sparks Meredith Betty Zeigler Handley Anita Ford Prinzing Cleo Murdoch Henry a burgeoning network Charles D. Saleska Carol Coyner Hess Dale Sloat maintains an international Marilynn Nurse Huge called Interna- Dorothy Miller Schroepfer Mu Kappa perspective. Delmar Walter & Darlene Reimer Huitema Schwanke tional. Ronald w Shaw Beverly Johnson Kahn Curtis & Delois Stoesz Smith David Kemp Not just a church nor college group, Mu Kappa(first char- Shirley Pletcher Smith Jane Smith Kesler Ken & Elizabeth Galloway Stark Charles Kimes tered at Taylor) pursues a multi-faceted approach to the needs Miriam Culp Stewart Jack & Janel King Patricia Kirkendall Stocksdale Leroy D Kinzer of students who have an international view. Rhoda Evans Taylor-Mayer Priscilla McMahan Kreis

Virginia Hamilton Tobias Shiela Kuehnle "The motivation for Bonnie and me comes from

Larry Warner Ruth Dillon Lambright Burkhart the potential that Mu Kappa provides as a vehicle bringing an Mildred J. Andrews Whiteley Patsy Lenhart Edwin H.Wiens Dale Linhart unusual combination of resources together," says Dale. "Our Gretchen Miller Loomis Gene Class of 58 Matsudo campus, our people at Taylor, and our international students Raymond A. Merz # of donors: 61 Ann Montgomery form an international equation helping families all over the Participation- 36% Gloria Shepherd Nelson Jerry D. Alfred Judy Weber Polsgrove world." He concludes, "Taylor has historically encouraged Carolyn Carlson Anderson Myrna Lynch Price visionaries Floyd Baker R.Waldo Roth and we're grateful that donations to Mu Kappa Stan J. Beach Wayne Rowell multiply the result of our efforts!" Marilyn Habegger Beaverson Russell M. Ruch Roland M. Bertka Thomas G. Rumney Lulu Turbin Bowen Marilyn Adams Schick William Boycott, Jr. Barbara SchultzShupe Rosalyn Rogers Keck Beverly Gustalson Brady Joseph Smith JohnH Grile Miriam Beers Van Valkenburg Sally Sweet Birkey Hubert Kuhn Joan Sloane Coffey Barbara Udisky Stigleman Elaine Gril Joseph S & Carolyn Cloer Wagner Ardith Hooten Bradford Donald Leigh Robert & Betty Godsey Davis Paul Stubbs Gertrude Krein Hampton Mary Henning Weirick Priscilla J. Bruce Victor Denton Marilyn D. Verks Harp Rulh A. Stockinger Meyerholtz Audrey Raab Chilton Roland L. Sumney Carol L Wharton R. E. Jr. Dale Hochstettler Faith Springer Miller Christensen Dodge, Leil & Marjorie Starkweather Terdal Carolyn Bennett Wheeler Nancy Henderson Stanley Morton Jemima Ensing Mary Maynard Theaker Roger Jenkinson Edythe Brown Williams Lois A. Clough Janice Miller Myers Ramon Farley Lavonne Tieszen James William Jones Jerry & Maxine Smith Willman Jack L. Cramblel Elaine Hosman Newton Ronald & Mary Lou Loomis Fasse Robert Trout George Klohck William Worth John A. Cromer Robert E. & Barbara J. Jacobson Mary C. Cavanaugh Fendt Ronald Valutis Carol Ash Kundenreich L. Jeannette McClure Davis Anna Newhard Fullhart Olson Gladys Haakonsen Westerberg David B. Larson Class of Lou Ellen Larson Dewitt 61 John N. Oswalt Elizabeth Blackburn Gangel Rosanne Shippy Wolfe David Leveille Arthur Deyo i of donors: 60 Robert Palmer George A. Glass Mari Mieno Yamaguchi Marian Lehmer Linhart L. Timothy Diller Participation: Russell L. Hamilton Marjorie Kaufmann Mason 42% Myrna Marshall Parris Raymond Durham Hubert Hansel Howard Malhisen Richard A. Baarendse Irvin Polk David Eakins Class of 60 Bontrager G.Arthur Hansen, Jr. Charleen Schmeltzer Malsudo Judy Hoffman H. Fred Pomeroy Linda Larsen Fuhrer Donald & Miriam Parks Hedrick # ol donors: 69 Peggy Matthews R. David & Joan Graflis Boyer William Ringenberg Tom Gehner Martin Hess Participation: 46% Thomas McGeath Joseph D.& Judy Boll Brain Elizabeth Rees Roby Ruth Gehres

Jane Vanzant Hodson Ellen Lee Barnes Helen Padrutt Miller Bruce N. Brenneman Sharon A. Rupp Nelson Gould Carl H. Hofinga G Dewayne Bontrager Millard Niver Stanley Burden Judy Lammon Sampson Joyce Worgul Gustafson Haaland Ruth Carlisle Verna Isaac Joan Britton Catherine Cecil Norman Volk Joyce Huebner Scharringhausen Donna L. Ramseyer Hallenbeck Jay Kesler Rosemary Harper Bucy Arthur Norris Donald D. Clark R.Larry Smith Nancy Lu Atha Halterman Gary Cooper Dawn Shumaker Kinzer Betty Augustine Burden John Okesson Karen Cheesman Snider Marion J. Ward Hoopingarner Doris McBride Knoblock Lorene Reisdorph Burns Mary Dellinger Pahmeier Beverly A. Corts Ronald G. Spade Oelores Steinbach Home

Elsa Anderson Kroger Gloria Moennig Carey Darrel Parris James R. & Marjorie Eby Crowder Carolyn Haas Sprunger Janet Mendenhall Horner Earl Christensen Dailey Rolf E. Larsen Roger Peck Mary M. Sheedy C. Rex Taylor Donald L. Homey William M. Loewen Madonna E. Clements Gordon Polsgrove Samuel L. & Mary Carlson Delcamp Bernie E. Tucker Janet Judd Jenkinson IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Robert R. Barker Lois Horst McFadden Ruth Reger Brooks Jean Perego Mary Baker Campbell David J Peterson Total giving to Taylor up 33 percent in 1988-89 Edwin Chappell Terry Porter Susan Beam Crumbacher JohnS Prins Sara Guynn Darby James Rahn (Millions Jeanne Desposilo Wilbur Regier J Ranae Thorne Drozda James Q. Richard

of Martin L Earnest Karen J Huston Russell Dollars) Thomas Ebrighl Marcia Sammis Salisbury Juanita Krueger Exman Gloria Gates Schaffer Kenneth Flanigan Jeanette Wood Sommers

James Florence Margaret Hiatl Sprunger David Fraser Jeannine Terhune

Terry E. Frick Gordon Vandermeulen John Gehres Kenneth F Walker Jack P Given Carolyn Borg Webb Diane Highfield Holcomb Mary A Winter Wiebers 3.5 Joyce Eileen Knell Hooper Lynne Fridstrom Winlerholter David Horsey Judith Paulson Woods Treva Davis Howard Judith Boyko Imperial Class of 67 Barbara Inglis / of donors 74 David I. Johnson Participation: 33% William E.Jones Svend E. Abrahamsen LilyBaluski King Charlotte May Andersen Clifford Kirk Carol Marshall Ashman Joyce Helm Kuhn Donald A Bardsley James Lindell Raymond D Benson 2.5 Dorolhy Hess Luttrell Sheldon W Burkhalter James MacLeish Beverly Boldt Carlson Delphine Louise Oliver Manley Peter Wilbur Carlson R. Eugene Mastin Sharon Steiner Connor Bonnie Rauch McCullough Warren H. Day Nancy Wagner McMahon Edward J DeVries James Richard Miller Roger T. & Marjorie Andes Demarest Lynn E. & Irmgard Holz Miller M Dayle Dickey Dennis & Nancy J Verdell Moller D Keith Doudt Marshall & Marylee Sweel Morton John R Ebright Emily Goetz Murray m Gary W Exman Richard G Newton CharmaineE Elliott Freeze 1.5 Charles Paxton Arnold G Grover Carollyn Saxton Peerman 79/80 80/31 81/82 82/83 B3/H4 84/85 85/86 86/87 87/88 L Richard W. & Bonni Fisher Gygi Toby Andrews Peterson Rosetta Liechty Habegger Robert 0. Ransbottom Paul W Hanson Sandra Kriesch Rautiola Fiscal Year Walter Harvey Yvonne C Rosecrans Michael K. Hey Beverly Petterson Scott Ruth A. Rock Houser Gary Shuppert Gene Keller Paul Wesley Carlson Patricia Benson Shannon Donald Knudsen Jack L. Souder David Kleinschmidl Jacob C Chan Fred Slockinger Bruce & Carolyn Martin Konya Judson Sprunger June Kearney Kathleen S. Kubik Sterling E Davis Sally Verrill Thor Wayne M Ladd Robert H. Stewart Tal Keenan Linda Mortenson Ladd Lois Staub Oeyo Lois Charles Whilcraft Phoebe Dew Law Judith Starns Willard Al Kundenreich Judy Landenberger Adrian Chandler Durham Mary Baker Whitehead Daniel MacLeish Samuel C Wolgemuth Janet Case Langenwaller Charles H Leach Carolyn Rose Eakins Sandra L Whitaker Whilesides Rhoda G Grosser Mackenzie James H Woods Judith Johnson Leigh Ben B. Lester Emerson B Fisher Marthena Rawlings Wilder Patricia Hellrick McMurtry Carolyn Wolfgang Lewis Donna Fridstrom Lindell E Byron Fox David Williams Dana McQuinn Class of 66 Philip Loy Jerald C & Janel Aichele Lindell Charles T. French Jennifer Fierke Wilson Lyndon Merkle Stephen Manley # of donors 60 Joellen Rice Linkenback Robert H & Sandra Krehbiel Douglas D. Wood Jane Walker Metcalfe Rodger Martin Participation: 33% Barbara Kirchner Martin Gardner. Jr Ronald L Zerbe Helen LaDuke Miller Donald & Janice Salisbury McDougall Sandra La Rose Andresen Jeanne Hawk Mathias Alice Hendrickson Golden Terrell D Minks James Donald I Miller D Barton Charles D. Persons David PGorrell Class of 64 Louis & Patricia Patterson Molic Patricia Rutenachl Moctiel David Baugh Ronald W Philpot Sarah Owens Gould LaMoine L. Mot Melvin Moeschberger * ol donors: 84 Edgar Cline Russell J Potter Janette Lister Greene P Ray Music Richard & Judy Entrikin Nicewonger Participation: 36% Marjorie Neuenschwander Culbertson Beth E Preston Ruth Wolgemulh Guillaume Paul E & Karen Brown Nelson Connie Peck Ronald C Angerer Wanda Chasteen Culbertson Nelson E Rediger Harry Haakonsen Parker A. Nilsen Paul Phinney Mary Schneider Augustine Daniel R. Darby Judy Johnson Roth Doyle L. Nickels Hayes Mary Hogslon Palmer Anita Van Winkle Rice Becky Thompson Brunton Dianne Weedon DeBoer DaleL Rust Janet Hardy Hochstettler Joyce Krins Passon Roger Roth Carolyn Williamson Burkholder Judith A. Dick Darlyne Young Saldan Irvin & Nancy Fr icke Johnson James & Dara Epp Peters Martha D Dunn Russell Ann Newsom Bush Douglas S & Barbara Wills Janet Schantzenbach Richard P Johnson Sandra Marshall Phinney Barbara Archer Silvis Walter E Campbell Dickinson Thomas J & Martha Sharp Schultz Marcia Van Doren Jorg Gloria Callaway Regier Carlton J Snow Dan Carpenter William A Downs Carolyn A Breedlove Schwartz Robert Klingel Sigrid Schaflroth John & Rebecca Parrish Slevens Carole Gibson Denlinger Sara Carmany Eggleston Beverly Gnade Seilert David & Karole Bowen Kocher Ronald L Scott Charles Sticklen Daniel Dew Susan Rosberg Emerson Frederick H & Carol Batdorf Roy A. Krai Marcia Everswick Seeland G Patrick & Beulah Reinmille David Dickey Janel W Woods Erickson Shearer, Jr Ronda Hurler Kunau Dan P & Janet Tucker Smith Stillman Don & Nan Buecker Fancher Elizabeth Clint Flanigan Sally Zart Shell Robert C Larsen Joyce A Rose Sommer Ruth Strong David H Forbes Ruth A McDonald Fouse Samuel & Carole Richardson E Lewis Lultrell Paul & Nancy Badskey Spurgeon Ned Stucky Deanna Mayne Francis Donald Francis Shellhamer Joyce Gray MacLeish Marjorie Carlson Swisher James & Frances Woy Tertiune Carole Geren Fraser DeeW Friesen Audrey SchulB Shupe Loretla Thomas Mann Darleen Mills Tectot Daniel W Thor Nancy Ackerman Frederick Jams Sprunger Grau Marjorie Schippers Smith Peggy Ulmer Marquard Stanley & Janet Richardson Carolyn Varga Tidlund Barbara Davis French Norman L. Guillaume Charles C Slevens Bonnie Mcintosh Martin Thompson Joyce McClurg Todd Norma Hill Gehner Ronald Guyer Wanda Ward Stowers James E. Metcalfe Peler Valberg Elaine Brunz Vandermeulen David Gelwicks Carl & Marilyn Bekowies Haaland Naomi Hine Symanzik Sandra Rupp Moeschberger Bonnie Garard Van Der Kolk Beverly Horn Zell Marilyn Bohn Gilford Gary Habegger Margo Dreyer Trout Everett Myers, Jr. Richard Veltrus David Golden Barbara Beanblossom Harrison Richard E Walker Evelyn Richards Norris Glenis Jo Sandford Walker Robert Grau Carol Grater Henry Frank J. Weaver Class of 63 Jill O'Brien Marijane Rilter West Stanley Guillaume Kenneth D. Hess Cheryl L Wehling Judy Ackerman Oyer George Y Williamson # of donors 71 Roy & Lynne Osberg Hagen Karen Plueddeman Horsey Barry W. & Phyllis Grimm Wehrle Jane Lunde Pedersen Larry Winlerholter Pari icipal ion: 36% Herbert Hall Dorothy Kalb Hsu William Y & Linda Sweel Williams Sandra Gage Peterson Ruth Walker Wood JaneK Kemple Allan Carol S Haught Headland Steve Huser Kenneth G. & Sharon Osterhus Luanne Adams Phillips Sherry Johnson Zerbe Jacquelin Ruchli Ashlon Charles & Barbara Bennett Hertzler Lucille Lang Johnson Wolgemuth Philip A. Place Wayne Augustine SuelynJ SaderleeHeth Don L Jones Susan Gardner Wood Charles L Ramsay. Jr Lois Jackson Austin Todd Hinkle Class of 65 Gary J & Judith Carlson Jones Ray C. Woodcock Lawrence J Rich Elsbeth Bans Baarendse Elizabeth Pigueton Jones Daniel R. & Judy R Englund Thomas D Ringenberg / of donors. 61 MaxmeR Sleury Balkema Myra Bullock Jones Participation: 37% Kastelein Sarah Wimmer Rodeheaver Class of James R. Black. Jr. 68 David 8. Bonnie Philpot Kastelein David Ronald D Kregel Joanne Fox Rosller Andersen Marilyn EllettBlom / ol donors 84 Judith Fink Kirsch Norman Andresen Carol Heilnck La Grange Wayne E Samson Timothy Burkholder Participation: 33% Judith Gehner Knell Dennis Austin Suzanne Peterson Lindgren Peler Schug M ALUMNI

Susan Peterson Adams Linda Gayle E McMinn George Dersch Janice Adams Elslon of 71 Franklin W. Forman William Glen Andrews Coleen J Myers Class Barbara Raster Dickey Michael W. Erdmann Midwood Linda Long Gifford Jayne Chrislran Bardsley Michael J. Miley / of donors: 88 Donald M Dunkerton Tom P. Essenburg Michael R. Goble Leslie Randall Mohler Participation: 27% W Baffletl Merna Zimmerman Eisenbraun Keith Euler Suzan Jo Scott Gonser Sharilyn Barton Baugh David B. & Ruth Shields Morgan Philip W.Arnold Anila Richards Ellenberger Catherine Eger Fetters Roger W. Good Thoma Alice Reitenour Myers Beverly Olsen Bakke Sally Beers Renee Burkhaller Emrick Ruth Mikaelson Gee Harold B. Habecker Bell Myers Mary Littrell Bales Kennein P Heather Ewald Lee Gerwin Lee E Joy Sprunger Habegger Marilee Martin Breeding Joann Neuroth Michael R Beck Barbara Burtch Ferris Robed Gnade Johnnie L. Harris Sherri L Berends Thomas Dee Stoops Peterson William E Beck Bmder Joseph L. Fritzsche Richard L Gray & Virginia M. Miner Hawkins Diana K Bueker Joseph J. Prillwit Marsha Corll Becker William W. Furman, Jr. Cynthia Bishop Harmon Timothy P. & Kay Knappenberger Janis Sprunger Burkhaller David D. Pyle Alan K. Begbie Pam Reynolds Gabbard Bruce E. Hess Heflenlrager Gladys Connor Ruth Laughlin Rehm John M Bonham Lauralee A. De Bruyn Gates Gary L Hipes Charles M. Hess Robert Connor Karen S Smerik Gerber

R. Richard Cory Charles D. Gifford

Dennis W. Dawes Ann E. Glazier Peter L. Denton Carol McKellin Gonsky Deborah J Diemer Susan Wenzel Grommes Coach continues Thomas Dillon Marilyn Hay Habecker

Daniel J, & Nancy Goodwine Duchardl James B Hall Larame B. Betz Dunmire Ted Hamrick winning service Jeffrey E. Dye Richard Hardesty Janice Peterson Ebrighl Brenda Gillim Harland George Glass '58 has Kenneth N & Nancy Nelson Enright Gary G Harmon R. Dale Ferris Diane W Powell Hawkins enjoyed a long and stellar Priscilla Hamilton Garwood G. Scott Hawkins Bruce W Gee Donald H. & Suzanne Forte Herron career as a coach, profes- Helen Seilried Germann Diana Beer Humble Charlene Phillips Getz Kathleen Lixey Husted sor, athletic director and Green Linda Karwoski Charles Ill Jaggers. department chair at Taylor. Patricia Fields Hart Stephen B. Jeffrey Gayle Acheson Hey Mark A. Karls That, combined with his J. James Jerele, Jr. Margo Williamson Keller Ronald C Johnson Eugene Kenl personal warmth and Cheryl Helle Jones Kay Peterson Kleinschmidt Liisa Greenstein Kaminski Edna Thompson Koepf steadfast example of Chris

David A. Knauss Mary K. Burkhaller Larson James A Linkenback David J Lorenc tian leadership, has made Michael Manclni Earte T. & Jessie Randolph Lusk him a role model for Margaret A Weiland Marsh Richard D Martinson Paul R Martin Frank J Marxer generations. Bonnalyn Blair Martinson Janet E Michel Barbara Colling Matthews Robert Midwood These attributes and Thomas McCabe Mary Anna Crk Miller

Janice Simpson McGuire E. Anne Moudy abilities also make George Michael D. Mitchell Carole L Nussbaum Wendy Ollrogge Moore Stephen K & Diane Lundquist a natural choice to be asso- Mary E. Morgan Oldham ciate vice president for Kenneth Musselman Mary Alice Hicks Palmer George Glass combines leadership and David Odle John P. Porter alumni and institutional love for people in service to his commu- F. William & Carolyn Knight Parman Richard Pyle Julia Broman Parsons Marietta Campbell Richard relations, his current posi- nity. Sharon Dexter Persons Cynthia Heide! Robson Richard C & Marilyn Barr Petersen Philip C Ross tion at Taylor. His many efforts continue to win friends for Richard P Peterson Mary J Slelma Rust Taylor. Carolyn J, Rawley Kathleen Sears Priscilla Robb Robert B. Shaffer He assists other institutions, too. George now serves as Alan L. & Jo Liechly Rupp Herbert A. Shaw Christina Benson Sargent Kalhryn Meyer Shugart president of the Eastbrook Dollars for Scholars program, sec- Donald D Schaffer James E. Sieber Jon Millon Schubert Nancy Ransboltom Smith retary of the Marion Rotary Club, and member of the Upland Harry A. Shepler, Jr. Roger D Smitter

Ronald Shugart Ronald D. Soloc Chamber of Commerce, Marion-Grant County Chamber of Gordon D. Smith Christian L & Hettie Hardin Slauffer Commerce, and Ambassadors Club (an arm of the Marion Michael J. Sonnenberg Kenneth N Taylor David C. Steury, Jr. Byron E. & Cheryl Ayers Toombs Chamber of Commerce). Karen Younl Stoltz Charles & Connie Folkers Donald Storer C. Webber, Jr. "I've always enjoyed contacts with Taylor students and our Oralee Wauterlek Thompson Sharyn Vinson Whitman Thomas Tobias Stephen B Wilcox Taylor constituency," he says, "but I also appreciate the oppor- Jere Truex David M Wilson Elaine Dupuis Walker Timothy S Wilson tunities to meet and work with local people." George adds, Loren J & Judith Rupp Wanner Robert B Witmer "Our community means a great deal to me and I love to see Daniel E Ward Robert D. Wolgemuth Sandra L. Way Joan Leary Young people of differing ages with varied interests helping each Wayne GWegner Gretchen Hubbard Williams Class of 70 other." Nancy Kilson Williams I ot Theodore N. Wood donors: 86 Participation: 28% Karen A Aukland June Hunt Hess Class of 69 Karen E. Hovey David L. Rich Rebecca Martin Bontrager Dale I Bales Karol Koehler Hess Craig W. & Marilyn Minks Hubler Elisabeth Koppin Rickner Betty L. Carson Bridenstine # ol donors: 93 Lois Swinson Barrett Sandra K. Hill Hight Barry L. Humble Joyce E. Rinker Robert R. Canida Participation: 35% Carolyn Yerke Becker Timothy Hillen Roderick E. Huston Joe & Carol Luginbill Romine Arleen Conrad J. Pamela Ogg Barton Marilyn L Russell Bell Jack T. Hinkle Janet Cordin Jeflrey William D. Salsbery Peggy Lortz Coppler Sheila Solomon Beers Michael W Betz Jo Anne Milks Holden Dwighl D Kay Roger Schnepp G. Jack Crabtree Randolph Behnken Barbara Bill Mary Ann Cracium Key Patricia A. Wendt Seined Thomas.E Holsworth, Jr Bellito Philippa Ellzroth Culley Joan Sandberg Dale E. Brown Waller J. Hooper, III Orlena Rathel Klinefelter Thomas W. Stony Janet Head Dale Nancy Ell Bensley Robert A. Brown John P. Pence Jentes Thomas & Linda Holliman Kraus Russell D. Stover Nancy Loew Dame & Joyce Charles B. Bowman George E. Carpenter Candace Barker Jones Carol A. Kubik Howard E. & Jill Shuler Taylor Heather Ewbank Day Dan R. Boyd Paul J. Challgren Thomas G. & Carolyn M Sparks Dennis D Ladd John A. Terhune Rebecca S. Embry Douglas Betty J. Graftis 8 ran d en berg er Tom Chelt Jones Priscilla Alden Lamed Cheryl Ashby Thornell Ronald D. & Margaret Plueddeman Brenda Brenneman Gertrude Johnson Clark Melanie Hawks Jean A. Lehman Vernice Ward Dubach Kemp Kenneth G. Brix James Cochran Donna Trumbauer Losch Lee R. Weiss Larry Klinefelter R. Elisabeth Robinson Ensmenger James Carmany Cynthia L. Coulter Martha Stone Kreps Vicki Miller Luoma Mark Wilson Terri Jones Erdmann Mary L. Crabb Robert R. & Helene Muffin Oilier Martha Hogan Lauber Dorothy Maddox John J. Yantiss Gary E. Evans Andrew C. Dale Deborah Wills Dillon Karen Hall Lemke Cheryl Fridstrom Mahoney Omer Young Rebecca Ann Rupp Flagel Daniel R. Dame Alyce G. Lorence Doss Teresa Acree Marcus Jeanne Bankes Marino Millard W Foraker Barbara Phinney Day Gerald L. Eash Pamela J. Schreck McDaniel Craig A. Millhouse IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

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Janel Lynn Pietrini 35 f \ Heather Dawn Clayton Powers 20 14A| John R. Prince i 75 / J> Marcia L. Pugh Glenn Rathke 10 38 \ 157 f^Z^Pf^ 108 Susan McFarland Rauckhorst f M JA/ Keith M. Rich 67 / / _^ 300 XZ£2> William Alan Roberts \ 186 *) 5 ^T J ^ Jeffrey A. Rocke 13 \ 1182] — { __JX /X- "~Vy ^83 Steve D. Roesch 4 1 420>^^255 Douglas L Rupp . ioo p V T~"A Mark Sakuta 51 160 k-rTSTWL Darlene Seifert Salsbery ( / 7 V / 1083\330\ Audrey Arlene Satterblom x Armeda Sawmiller 13 T^ V 168 V 117 142 Martha J. Duffy Schlechty 5 7 466\. / 66 l2i Brian Secor 1 vr^ 7 Gary Kenton & Joan McLaughlin '^ 135 T^ Alaska: 21 t^^***"—V/ Canada: 32 Shrader Douglas L. Shrake ^\ Hawaii: 21 I 55 / 55 22 /~~T~~\ Corina Verhagen Sorensen 117 >. Puerto Rico: 2 33 j Daryl Koeppen Sowers •r' J~*L i [ V 141 Washington, DC: 18 14 35 Y Catherine F. Sparks / Other Countries: 194 Daniel T Spencer \ 2oi ^rr Kathryn Lesher Strapp 225 Donna Thomas Toll Current Bruce Torgersen 1 515\ Kathleen Bogue Ukstins distribution Judith Mae Vandermeulen Gary Lee & Rosalie Robinson Walter Roxy Marie Watson

of alumni Beniamin Wehling, II Beverly Chatman Whiteman

Deborah A. King Winter

Karen Dykstra Yerkie Craig W Moore Richard D. Hill Charles E. Staulfer Gary Kibbey Joy Sidebotham Archer Donald & Ellen Morgan Yerks David P. Murphy Martha Wilson Hillen Wesley N. Steury Paul F King Kathleen Atkinson Arnold Joyce E Shoemaker Young William H. Olds. Jr. Vicki Bacon Holden Debra J. Switzer Kenneth H. & Vickie Stockman Knipp Larry G.Avery Gayle L Ott Allan J. & Joanne Beahm Holmberg Paul L. Taylor William & Rosalyn Fricker Korst, Jr Steven L. Baucher Leslie Van Deusen Philpol Steven P Howell Gwendolyn Potter Tetrick Robert Krumroy Laurel Jeanne Warner Bayless Class of 75 Joyce Kegg Pinkham George T. Hutchison Ronald A. Ukstins Judy Ott Langdon Charles R.& Betty Woods Becker /of donors: 110 James Postlewaile Marjorie D. Imel Richard H. Veth Kathleen A. McLennan Legel Brian P. Behnken Participation: 31% Nanci Henning Pyle Robert A. Jones Allen J. Voth Philip J. & Susan Farb Luginbill Barbara Kouwe Bergstrand Ellen Bromley Adams Meegan M Weyrauch Reidy Sharon Hendricks Josl Douglas A. Wendt Terry W. & Constance Gordon Metzger Bill Blanchard Jeffrey T Ahlseen Deborah Daniel Reinbold Phyllis Redding Keesling Steven D.Whiteman Vickie Haiflich Miller Elaine Carlin Brown Cynlhia Louise Rite Appleby Stanley Rich Kathleen A. Kitzmann Lois Wightman Cynthia Nader Moore » Janet Goulooze Brown Marilyn Ann Taylor Bennett Gary J Rickner Lonnie Taylor Krumroy Terry B.Willis Kenneth R. Narvesen Lee Anne E. Keller Buwalda Julie Roberts Borteicher Jane Richards Rosentreter Jonathan E. Lauber Rebecca J Wilson Craig D. Nelson F Guthrie Castle. Jr. Rickie Broach Nancy Sonnenberg Schnepp Lawrence A. Lemke Karen M. Siders Wissman Roberta J, Franke Norton Craig Challgren Bonnie M Brotherton Ted W & Lana Sprunger Schwartz James C. Lerew Barbara J. Gardner Wolgemuth Rachel Holloway Oban C. Gregory & Jeanine King Childs James G Brown Merrill G & Barbara Peterson Skinner Lee Lewis Timothy L. Yoder Gayle L. Oldenbusch Linda S. Cummins Craig A & Susan Bechlel Bugno Patrick A. Sprunger Kathleen Townsend Linsner John M Youngblood James A. Parsons Robert T. & Karen Erikson Jeanne Scherling Canham John C. & Edith L Shugart Stiner Robert J. Livingston Roger A. Zimmerman John H. Pinkham Cunningham Nellie Chan Karen Anderson Slowers Timothy L Mann Cheryl Rice Prince Raymond C de la Haye Randy D & Kathy Bull Clarkson Rochelle Gibson Tabor Linda J Fox Marvin Class of 73 James R Prins Evelyn Mencke Dickson Mark E & M Susan Behnken Conrad William E. Toll Robert W. Maxwell Clyde R. Rauch Gloria Cox Dinse Nancy Welsh Cook Deborah Carter Tomquist / of donors: 99 George K. McFarland Sherry Ralston Reash Pamela Ann Miller Dischinger W. Marshall Cool Gayle E Webb McFarland Participation: 30% James E Beth Stebbins Rediger Martha W Wilson Dubbert Marilyn L. Newman Dodds Kermit L Welly J. Stanley & Jennie Buschmeyer J. Michael & Beverly Good McGowan Paul H. Richards Ellen Banks Elwell Dale E. Duncan Douglas K S Susan Helsing Whitlaker Robert Janice Spaulding Miller Banker W & Tim E. Rietdorf Marian Perren Enckson Mark W & Judith Oyei Dungan Barnett Gary A Young A. Nancy M. Jane Ruth Young Millikan Adele Courtney Roney James Fair, Jr. Nancy E. Dusckas Barbara A. Blessing Miser David G. Beechy Joe D. Rupp Susan Sauer Geesa Sue A. Eisner Kent Mundell Cathy Ann Newland Biglin Class of 72 L Timothy K. Salsbery Linda M. Troilo Gerig Roy E Finkenbine Gloria Conrad Bowman Pamela J. Wonderly Muschara Leroy C. Scheumann Judith Hartman Godfrey Denise M. Fix /of donors: 117 Sandra Ruegsegger Neeley Brent A Brenneman Thomas E. Schreck Sharon Haligas Hakeman Anita Grace Phillips Fosler Participation: 35% Cynthia Bnggs Roger Olsen Deborah Speedy Schweickart Kathleen N. Minarck Hall Darrel H & Bonita M Elmer Goad Chrisline M. Rutzen Anderson Devona Pederson Brodt Mary E. Mielke Parrish Eric E. Sheagley Vivienne Smith Hall Henry V. Goben Jeffrey M. Archer Karen Russell Parsons Stacy L Clark S James H. Small Robert W. Herriman Thomas F, Godlrey Gayle E. Arnold Donna Duren Clough Sydney G Paul, Jr. Carol Metheny Smith Rebecca Landis Hill LuAnne Slarkey Gordon Kenneth A Bakke Earl Copeland R.Kim Vaughn Phillips Marjorie Livingston Smith Cynthia Peterson Hillier Ginger Guzi Handy Thomas & Elaine Robertson Ballard Paul R. Cox James A. Pietrini Dana K Sorensen Thomas & Janice Blue Holmes Thomas Hanover Lucette M. Dekruyter Bamlord Lawrence Ronald L. Cress J & JoAnne C. Metcalf William A. Sowers Philip M.Holtje Timothy Herrmann Richard Becker E. Pauletle Lynne Witmer Crider Powell Gary Horning Peggy S. Douglas Hirl Karen Nyslrom Beechy Lois Beavers Sleiner Prenkert Vernon F. Dunmire James C Dara L. Apel Sterling Lawrence R. Hunt Martha J. Dillon Hogue Bari McCracken Behnken Charles A. Engle Patricia L Bibler Price Stephanson Stetler Eric & Susan Van Poucker Jarboe Kevin J Holzaplel Kevin N Bergstrand Judy Julie Ringenburg Essenburg Joan Elaine Provinse Barbara Fesmire Stevens Lois Zodhiates Jenks Rex M. Hudleson Donna Jean Stern Bolesta Susan Nussbaum Rayls Roberta A. Kitley Fowler Russell H. Sutton. Jr. Joel S & Diane Nania Johnson Carol I. Ives Hughes Nancy Boldt Bowman Esther J. Meyer Futred Stephen R. Reash Dennis Thompson Wendell E.Johnting Robert D. Hunt Sharmin Drake Brenneman M. G Nancee Frye Gnade Joan Grondahl Rich Louise Wesena Adcock Jordan Sue A. Rohrer Hunt RoberlJ Brodt A. Thompson Cheryl L. Gottfried Charles A. Roney Karin Kovai Jurgenson Bruce Jackson David T Brown John R. Tyson G. Nancy R Graber R. Randolph & Bonnie Versaw Susan Elizabeth Shaffer Kohout Frances H Janowicz Herbert Buwalda. Cathy L. Vierra J Jr Norman Gundersen Rumble, Jr. David W. Voris Joyce Leach Lawson Paul E. Jenks Linda Robinson Carpenter Christine Braun Sarros John C. Hall E. Kaye L Frank Voth Nancy Baker Lewis David Kaiser Carol L Davis Carter Marianne Davis Harper Candace Kiess Schreck Jean Long Wehling Paul & Connie Hall Lighlfoot Paul Kasambira John M & Janet Nelson Clarkson Geoffrey Schwartz Linda J Hilbert J Kathy Grimm Welly Janel Macy MacKinney Martin F. Koehler Stephen J. Clough John H Hill Jim Schweickart Rita Olson Wiley Charles H Malone.Jr. Martha Ann Koppin Margarel Earl Copeland Tucker David A. Honan Sharon Secor Donald Marsha Fields Williams Bruce & Karen Palmer McCracken Donna J Burling Kruse Rodney A. Dickson & James S Hopkins Van R Shank Leroy F McKay Randolph Landon Edward Dennis A. Young J. W Diffin. Jr. Jane Ramsey Hopper Dixie L. Manwell Shrock Judy Martin Zimmerman Paul R McKinney Glenn A Lapinski Keith & Barbara Macy Dunkel Jay & Martha Schrader Huitsing, Jr Sandra Kashian Sieber Duane A. Meade David H. Lawson Lynette Carlson Duplain Paula De Graff Hunt Cheryl Thompson Small Carol Jean Miller Dwighl David Lubansky Suzanne Wills Ellis Susan K. Hutchison Class of 74 Douglas B Smith David Dean Moolenaar Benjamin C. & Darlene Master Manmx Ronald D Hall Rebecca Dennis P. Johnson # of donors: 112 A Smith John A. Muselman Allen W Malhis. Ill John D & Gail Nahm Heere Earl L Jordan, Jr. Participation: 31% Janel Schneider Sonnenberg James G. Nelson Michael G May William B Heinrich Brian L Justinger Rick Nancy L Spaulding D Adams Timothy Glenn Nelson Jan C Coombs McCrory Mary Lou Pletcher Hess Philip J Karl Bruce T. Anderson Martha Graves Spicuzza John F. Norris Gary William MeBenbacher Nancy Dyiholf Hill Mary J. Rice Keifer Curtis A. & Nancie Moyer ALUMNI

Thomas Ralland Miller Kevin Lehman Albert John Kuiper Randell Smith Kent A. Bealor Mary J. Holden Andrew R. Moore Rae Lynn Crist Massie R Timothy Lee Judy L Grolenhuis Sommers George & Bonnie J Weimer Jenny Lu Fagan Horner Joseph C Moravec.Jr. Danielle Messinger Malhis Lori Jo Vinson Lindau Holly Jane Speirs Bennett, III Robyn M, Dillon Hughes Earl Stephen Morris Hayworth James L. McCrory Ronald J Losure Robert B Spence Deborah L Bowen Robert L. & Lynn M. Cavin Beverly A. Confer Nay Karen Baker Briggs Joan C Nyslrom McNeill Hans R Malebranche Jeffrey L. Spiess Hutcbins, Jr. Johannah Oliver Diane K. Schrock Miller J Bradley Martin Janet Rulledge Spurling Brenda D Pichea Burlew Susan R Eddy Imrie Rediger Parr Dennis Kirk & Sharon Carol Love Mills James R. McFarland Holly J Squeo L. Buroker Nancy Jo Swanson Johnson Garry Lowell Patricia Thursby Peters Mark A & Joy Denise Leonard Moravec Susan E Guffey McGrady Douglas E. Starkey Cameron Rick A Jones Daniel Henry Pfeiler Phyllis Price Carlisle Denis K. Nielz Randall J Miller Gary L. Stern G Pamela L. Jordan Michelle Trudy PI etcher Dennis Norton Brian L, Mollenkamp Marilyn Kay Stiner R. Cates Kathryn J. Dollier King

Steven Powers Ronald W Nussbaum Andrea M Wallers Moorehead Larry D. Slralton Gay L Peters Christy Linda M Kline

Pamela G. Graham Putnam Gary D & Robin E. Deich Otloson Steve Raymond Steven Ray Owen Marabeth Lois Johannes Ringenberg Martin L Peacock

Pamela Sue Shank Rink Wayne Allen Potter

Keith Roy & Sandra Lea Barber Roath Mark A. Presson

Pamela Ritchie Roesch Joan Critchlield Rauch

Trudy Elizabeth Rose Jennifer J Cordier Reifsnider Claudia Lou WellenRuch Tim W Reusser Bruce A. Rupp Glen Stanley Richardson Kathleen Sonnenberg Rupp Roy Ringenberg Marilynn Cariine Rupp Kathleen Showers Roberts Malha Peacock Schleinitz David A Ruch Donna Vandermolen Schmunk Cathy Bruhn Rusnak

Randall C. Sellhorn Richard E Russell, Jr. Rodney Kent Shaler John White Sampson, Jr Merianne L. Shaffer Nancy Flora Satlerblom Deborah Joy Sleight Constance M. Brown Schlupp

Barbara J. Chatman Smith Philip Schmunk De Ann M. Farrier Smith Philip A. Sebby Linda Callant Smith Keilh Sheard Michael H. Snider Jane E Johnson Sherberg

Candice Jacobsen Sonerholm John W. Sieler

Susan Beam Sprunger Dana E Sommers Mark Henry Steiner Daniel Soultiern

Ann R. Cookson Swanson Ken G Stuart Marlow Thomas Glynis Marlatte Thompson Sheri Poehler Thompson Keith Douglas Thompson Betsy A Clark Tomblin Gregg Allen Townsend Jennifer W. Wysong Vance David S Travis Robert Charles Vogier, Jr. Donna Shaerer Tripple

Julie Freeze Wagner F Cynthia Hughes Truitt Martha Brane and Joe Romine make William Weberling Michael L Turnow their voices heard in community policy. Deborah L. Wright Westby Cynthia Pearson Tyner Diane Sue Miller Wildermuth Lou Ann Craig Van Fossen David Yerkie Timothy E. Welly Public office offers challenges, rewards Carol Lynn Reece Zoutendam Gretchen Taylor Worcester

Class of 76 Class of 77 Martha Brane, admissions clerk, and Joe Romine '70, athlet-

/ of donors: 98 # of donors 113 ic director, serve their communities as town council members. Participation: 29% Participation: 30% Kathleen Sakuta Abbott Harry W Albright "I was elected in 1982," Martha remembers. "My commu- Elizabeth R. Amber Kristine M Hayes Amerson Stephen W Amerson Rita R. Bullis Bagley nity needed more people willing to make a commitment. It has Parti Jacobs Anberson Richard J Baldwin Laurel S. Carlson Armerding Susan M. Deutscher Bealor been a very positive experience, partly because I enjoy new James W. Barnum Robert G Berger challenges and partly because we've accomplished so much." Stephen D Berwager Anna L. Welty Billman Laurie Bobbin Deborah S Wolgemuth Birkey A new sewage system, a new water tower, and plans for Deborah Ruegsegger Bonham Susan E. Cole Bower Randel Botleicher Dana K Tucker Boxell further municipal development attest to her words. Marcia J. Geyer Bowden E Matthew Branam Brice Brenneman Gerry R. Briggs Joe currently serves as vice president of his town council. William G. Breth Curtis A. Brown Steven J. Brogan Judy Bennett Brown He's contributed eight years as an volunteer fireman and six Norma R. Styles Brown Gregg E. Burt years as an emergency medical technician (EMT). "I see a re- David & Connie Abbott Conant Beth E, Christie Christine Daugherty Cool L. Brian G. Christy sponsibility to my community and I accept it," says Joe. Terry L. Daniels Audrey F Fairfield Colon

Stanley Daugherty Jan L. Crawlord Charles Dehaan Jay A. & Paige L. Comstock Deborah J. Montgomery Cathleen A. McClew Church Charles H. Tripple, Jr Timothy J. Kloptenstein Scott S. Dissinger Cunningham Neuenschwander Galen L. Classen Thomas E. Tropf Paul A. Koch Janet S. Douglas Rebecca R. Pinder Daniels Ruth A Hostetler Nietz Kent D Cocking Stewart D. Tumbull Sandra A. Slroup Korenstra Kathryn M King Duncan Elizabeth R. Beamer Davenport Janice S. Nusbaumer Dawn Comstock Heidi L. Lappin Upton Michael K. Lehe Beverly Fleming G. Mark E & Jann C, Eisenmann Day Kathleen A. Nussbaum Beth A. Conrad Phyllis I. Vance Richard D. Lloyd Christie Luellen Fouse Jill A Gunsteens DesJardins Edward P. Okuley Mark W Coy Rebecca A. Nordin Verhagen Thomas R. Lough David Franson M. & Carol Jernberg Galen R. Dolby Susan K. Wilson Palomba Randall W. & Sarahlynn Crouse Peter J Vogier Christine S. Schleucher Mastin Kathryn L. Keene Garcia Joseph B Fowler Eugene W. Pashley, Jr. Crist John R. Voigt Mark K. Maxwell Roger D. Getz Lorraine D.Emilio Frank E May Hans Patalano Steven D. Doles Michael J. Walcott James H. & Jane C Francis McAlisler Wendell Watts Goad. II Stephanie R. Vincent Fruth Debbie J. Reynolds Peacock Michael W. Duncan Douglas E. & Joyce A. Vastbinder Elizabeth Honig Nussbaum John W. Good Carolyn M. McKenny Fuller Jeffery L. Putnam Samue! J Eddy Wanty Stephen A. Olsen James D. Gordon Gloria K. Thomas R. Gearhart Rader Dwight I. Ginn Melvin Wellen, Jr. Benjamin E. Oswalt Dale Grimes Bonnie Vander Schuur Gordon Jane D. Riblet Ron L. & Sherry L. Bright Grogg Randall S. Widbin Laureen J. Smith Pashley Gary & Barbara Briggs Guenlher Timothy A. & Karen J. Hoyt Gorman Steven J. Rich Rebecca Keriin Haak Barbara J. Winslow Dennis Patton Margaret Emling Hanson G. Douglas Greenwood Georgann Maroc Richardson Jerri Ann Clouse Haas Daniel S. Wolgemuth Russell W.Patton Marilyn L. Amstutz Helms Glenn Wayne Grumbling Ronald E. Ringenberg James Hagman Janet C.LameikaWyant Phillip L Price Kathryn Klosterman Herrmann A Glenn C. Guerin Asenath Overpeck Rxke Susan L Rexilius Hall Stephen A. Wyatt Gary B. 8, Mary A. Williams Randolph Miriam Gandolfo Hopkins Catherine Wilson Hanover Ned Tracy Rupp Michael D. Hamman Rebecca A. Lichtenberger Reichard Larry T. Humberd Sandra K. Harris Holly L Warden Sail Catherine M. Wiihelmi Haney M. Frances Valberg Ringenberg Denise A. Rediger Hurst Class of Marlette Sutherland Holgrimson Raymond T. Satterblom 78 Dennis P. Hanson Mary A. Davis Rogers Daniel M. Janice Thompson Jenny & Berry R. Huffman Charles W. Schramm / of donors: 99 Paul M. & Sheri Mahr Harris Carol Maxon Sampson Jeffrey M. Johnson Diana L Roberts Kaul Wendy L. Roost Sellers Participation: 28% Kenneth P. Haughl Kathleen J. Oliver Schmeichel Susan J Woolpert Johnson Kenneth E. Kenipe, Jr. Diane L Fuller Sellhorn David N. Allan Mary J. Klosterman Haun Richard A. Seaman Jams M. McElhinney Keenen Joseph W. King Susan R. Healy Shaler J. Michael & Carole J. Akers Alspaugh Deborah L. Cummings Hayden David E. Shaver JelferyW.Keplar James M. Koerten Cynthia A. Metzenbacher Smith Gail L McKenny Andre Michael J. Haynes Deborah Palacino Smith William T. Kinnick Sharon L. Chechowich Kostaroff Julie L. Merchant Smith Michael K. Ayers Karen E. Elliot Henderson Karl M. Smith David A. Kloptenstein Michelle S. Londoff Jay R. Kuhrt Smith Mark & Lou Ann Preston Beadle Joseph W. Himelick. II IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Martha R. Cleveland Songer Lonnie L. Smith

Janet R. CarleySpence Stephen A. Smithley Alumni participation by class Ruth A. Wiren Springer Georgina Roberts Snyder PaulJ Staup Robert Staley

Diane K. Stoner Steven J Super

Carol A. McGregor Slratton Scott L. Sutton Laurie Robinson Turnow O 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 L Michael L. Swan Jonathan Utley Gregg A. Taylor

Bradley K. Van Fossen J. Trevor Tipton

Mark Verhagen Kristin L Hoyt Voigt

Ruth A. Williams Pamela J. WilksWatcott

Mary C. Cargo Wolgemuth David J Winkler

Brenda S. Yager Scott A. Wonderly

Bruce A. Wright Class of 79

/ of donors 101 Class of 80 Participation: 27% *oldonors:109 Mark J. Ahlseen Participation. 27% Ronald J. Blevins Ana M. Hernandez Ahlenius Keith H. Bowman James R Anderson Cheryl K. Hirons Burford Brian G Baker

Marianne Carter William J. Barton David W. Jones Chivington Lyn K Berkebile

Ranee W. Clouser Gerald W. 8, Lynn P. Riley Black Terry R & Gail R Renbarger Coleman Paul W Bondarenko Donald T. Collins Douglas S Bowen Mark E. & Martha K Kashian Collins Enid G.Ruyle Brenner

KurtD & Nancy L. Nordin Cornfield Steven G. & Terri Ann King Brooks

Brad J. Cummins David Eric Brown Wayne A. Dalland Brian S Burnett Rebecca L. Robins Dissinger Roxanne K Jones Chivington

Laura J. Short Dolby David S. Close Stephen P. Dowell Carey F & Julia Anne Beers Cole Philip J. & Kendra L. Dunkelberger David E & Carol M. Cleveland Conn

Duncan Dane B. & Laura B Beers Davenport Sandra R. Fonseca Duncan Brenl A Dawes Jill A. Dunham Douglas D Diedrich Barbara S Habegger Ellis Kimberly A Archer Dockus William B. Evans Sara E DePree Donkersloot Donald W. Fugett Karen S Stacy Doxsey

Kevin M. & Onalee I. Geng Giggy Scott Ellenberger

Barbara Billman Gilzean Gregory L. Ellis

Rebecca S Ferguson Goertemoeller Charles Donald Emery, III Bruce W. Grabenkort TimolhyJ Enchelmaier

Nancy J. Grande Graham Edwin A. Fenstermacher Glenda S. Greenwood Kenneth W. Fink Mark N. Hammer Cynthia G Finn

Cindy A. Morris Harden Beverly J. Ehrmger Fugett

Cindy S. Ortkiese Haught Julie C. Maxfield Gearhart Kenneth A. Hendricks Deborah I Lapham Gillesee

Shirley A. Pritchett Hill Rebecca A. Grant Joel M. Hilhker Jayne A Thomas Green Robinson C. Hoefer Michael D Greenwood Jill E. Laird Hoilman Lorenzo B Guevara Roger S. Holmes Rhonda K Hardi

Grace B. Bardsley Hunt Steven E. Haun

John R. Imrie Jon G- Heaney

Kevin P. Johnson Lynn S. Griesmeyer Heath

Brian H. Jones Michael A. Hellwege

Lillie B Kitley Jones Lee A. Holdeman

Richard D & Jan L. Shuler Jones Richard E. & Kathi L Myers Honig Judith C. O'Mara Kaniewski Vickie L Highley Houts

Pamela J. May Kenipe Jelfrey S Hunt

Doreen K Korfmacher John E. Jaderholm Jeanne L. Garzon Kouwe Stacy C.HerrJarvi

Robin L. Westervelt Kuhrt Rulh A. Smith Johns

Elizabeth A. Burdick Kuiper Barbara E. Johnson Marlene J. Alderink Lathers Karen M Johnson Craig R. Leach Mak Stanley Kawano, Jr

J Mark & Susan M Kocik Long Beth A- Feldkamp Kumter Stephen D. Long Karyn R Anthony Laing Susan M Ekstrom Lough Thomas D Lathers

Cathryn A. Flaherty Maxwell Gregory J. Little

Kevin L. May Ronald D Lolt Donald E McNamara Jenneva L Haskins Martin

Barbara J. Miller Neil F Martin Diana F Murrell-Reese Donna L Behr May

Benjamin B. Myers Daniel J Mayer

Mark W. Nilsen Martha J- Border McCoy Patricia S. Klyne Norman Timothy & Sharon Raby McGarvey Alumni class runs vertically; - Rebecca R. Norris Laurel G Meissner Renee Bianchini Norton Jennifer S Utley Mertens percent of donors for 1988-89 Sonja M Nussbaum Oetzel Karen S Hartman Metzler Thaddaeus M. & Donna Lee Jacobsen Sarah A Koppin Monroe runs horizontally Poe James N Narvesen

Michael F. Reger Paul D. Nassar

Ruth S. Reinhard Carol J. Deboer Nyczak Jan A. Dunham Rickard Daniel J Pederson Lois A Soper Roelse Thomas K Petersen Thomas C. Rogers Rae E Ringenberg

Lewis P. Sale, III Cherie L Burnett Ritz JaneH Slrunk Samuelson Donald R Robinson Terry A. Schaumleffel Michael G Rogers Deborah Hahn Schloemer David A Ruegsegger

Deborah S. Belon Schrauger Beth D- Pichea Sanlord Terry D. & Janet K. Hendrix Seagrave 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Mark P. Seabloom Bryan R. Sedio David S Smith ALUMNI

Mark W. Soderquist Pamela J. Karens Pursley Heidi A. Hopkins Seabloom Carrie E Greene Poder KarenS Gould Mark A. I

Gayle A. Cook Staley Cynthia L. Rowe Reinholl Cynthia R. Glass Shinabarger Beverly A. Renner Green Scott M. Preissler Jonathan D. Brewer Craig D. Steiner Donald A. Richards Lisa B Lehe Smith Patricia E Griswold F. Scott Price Laurelyn Brown Stanley Rishel Theodore H. Steinmetz C James Snyder Maria D. Carpenter Groholske Kevin J. Rich James C. Butler Leslie Soken A. Eddie J. Sletn David M. Roesener J Jill E. Lawrence Hasty Melody Rohrer Ringenberg Jay Case Elizabeth Rohrer Jeffery Spencer Rachel M. Stiver J. S. Thomas E. Heard Lana K. Roth Bert T. Chapman Laurie Street! GaryS Rowell Donna L Slapleton Craig A. Rupp Jo Georgiann Brooks Henderson Brett N. & Lynne J. Bell Ccwell Kathleen Jerome A. Swale Leonard J. Sanchez E Sheppard Stevens Timothy W. Hill James R. & Victoria Pierce Diane J Cullen Rick & Gloria Swartzenlmber Paul L & Sherry Bradlord Sanlord Dena S Strasbaugh Cud D & Vivian M Marshall Schindler, Jr. Anita M GuilerDathe Thompson Carol L. Scheer Mark A. Sumney Ronald J. Schrock Michael P & Marcia Harness Deborah Jo Frank Tipton Daniel W Sheard Ronald B & Judith K. Sutherland Kim Wheaton Hoffman J. Lynette Miller Schultz Daugherty Elizabeth A. Kerlin Toben Todd E. Shinabarger

Audrey F. Tobias Mark & Dawn Riley Slaughter

Keith Trievel Karen E. Tomrell Smith

William Turkington, II Mark E. Smith Richard & Anne Margaret Van Pelt Lori J. Jacobsen Slaup Time to serve, sing Underwood James M Slimmel Deborah E Vogler Kathryn E Sypher Richard "Dick" Stanislaw is Dawn L Katterjohn Weber Douglas 8. Robin Mook Taylor Jeannie L Swill Wilgus Raymond & Dorothy Ludlow Unangsl vice president for academic

Kimberly M. Sandin Winter Timothy J. Wesolek

Kristine M Gibson Woodworth J. Michael Wilhelm affairs, dean of the university, Rebecca S Youngs Jeffrey P. Zinn and professor of music. He's also Class of 81 Class of 82 a modern-day renaissance man. # of donors: 101 * ol donors: 95 Dick regularly contributes to Participation: 26% Participation: 24% David W Albright Beth K Anderson various publications, including Michael W. Alderink Julie A. Axberg Brenda K. Long Andress Lynn M. Bauer Christianity Today, and actively JaymanAugustAvery.nl Craig & Phyllis Roden Beadle Sue A. Freshour Bales Stanley B Beckman participates in such national

L William Bauer, Jr. Stephen T Beers organizations as the American Michael J. Becker Marilyn R. Bennett Jane E. Klosterman Beers Andrew H Billing Choral Directors Association. He Steve E. Beeson Cristin L Case Bragg Kevin Biondo Brian C Brooke also thrives on community Brenda L Tansey Bowman Dave H Bull Timothy G. Bowman Jay R. Caven pursuits. Steven K. Boyd Carol J Askeland Chauvette

Marlene S Frederick Brennan Samantha J Rogers Cocking Dick serves as director of the Kevin H Brennlleck Joseph A. & Karen Heasley Coffey fifty-member Blackford Commu- Karen Jill Blue Brown Martha L Tilton Collier Robert F. Brummeler Janice E. Cook nity Choir, a purely volunteer en- James K. Brydon Philip C.Cook Christina R. Boned Buehler Douglas L. Daniels deavor. Erik H. & Tamara L. Redigcr Burklin Beth A Kroeker Davis Heiko E Burklin Kevin F Dayton Each summer, the choir per-

Martha P. Chambers Peggy L Kendall DeWaele

Susan L. Chan Bruce D. Dodds forms for the local Heritage Days. As this year marked the Martha A. Collins Cook Beth Ann Euler town's sesquicentennial, Dick researched and arranged several Brian D & Donna J. Wyse Dawes Thomas E. Fox Christine L. Larson DeHaan Patricia A Walker Franklin 150-year-old selections of American music for the group. Mary J. Brolund Dehaan Adley D. Harms Chantal J. Diedrich David E. Harper December marks another busy time of year for the group. Randall E. & M. Colleen Byers Dodge Barbara L Jensen Hade

Joy E. Kruizenga Doles Elaine J. Hepler Hartman In the past, they have performed with the likes of the Marion David W Dormans Heather L Kline Heaney

Jeanine T. Tice Douglas David M. Henderson Philharmonic Orchestra and the Taylor orchestra.

Carla J. Dusek H. Jane Henderson

James A. Fereira Greg A. Herbsler

Mary B. Fortney Bruce A. Holt Jean K. Culbertson Sutton Clint B.Holden Chris A. Seymour Pamela J. Drake Joyce A. Harrison Fox Kelly G.Holt Leo E. Swiontek Gregory L Holz Monica L Sheets Cheryl L. Anderson Duncan Paul S. Gearhart James W. Horn Colleen E. Tonn David L. Hosteller Kristin M. Salsbery Shoemaker Elizabeth J. Eaton Thomas D. & Laura L Kesler Green Christopher B. Houts William Van Treuren, Jr. Alice B. Batcher Howard Joel T. Shultz Thomas E. Emmons Kyle Huber Laura K. Walker Marion S Humbles Douglas P. Siewert William J. Ferrell Timothy A. Hagmaier Brenda W Witman Jackson Randy & Deborah A Niequist Cynthia L Swart Hunter Karen K. Hudson Smith David G. Fisher David G. SKatherineJ. Hubbs Cheryl M Johnson Waterman Donna M Pino Her James Stamper Stephen H. Flowers Harden M. Randall Jones Linda Ford Michael D. Wolford Robert F. Jackson. II Sue Stotz Sandra J. Soderquist Philip W. Heebner Laurie E. Mowery Keen Randall S. Wyatt Michael W. 8, Gena L Griswold Joanna K. Svaan Shelley K.Glenn Sherry Sims Hendricks Bruce T Kesler Kendall Michelle D. Avery Taber Chris L & Debra J. Glass Goeglein Jean P. Jaggers Holaday Kelly R. & Wendy Soderquist Koons Ronald A. & Julie A. Reed Kortmacher James B. Teela Marjorie A. Gowman Merlin J. Holmes Janet J. Klann Kraft Class of 83 Mark A. Kuiper Kalhy L. Teeple Jenifer A. McCaughan Harms Cynthia A. Ferguson Hornefler Catherine Behmer Larson /ol donors: 103 Charlotte D. Kumpt James T Tipton Donna Carlburg Harper Diane L. McClenaghan Jacobs Eric A. Lasure Participation: 23% Wayne L. Landis Darla Towne Pamela L. Miller Hays DwightD. & Sally J. Thome Cynthia A. Warner Lingle W. Douglas Allgood Mark A. Lantz Linda J. Mikkelson Umphreyville Dawn L Laibly Holden Jacobsen Sheri A. Aylor Matthews Sheryl L. Hume Billing Debbie A. McDaniel Leas Lori A. Lambright Walter Marcia Melvin Holt Cheryl L. Gettmann Jarvi Byron K. Mossburg Wendy L Boalt Kim McKinney Elizabeth Watson Teresa Sheffler Holz Vicki G. George Kawano Susan E. Searer Myers Angela R. Green Boyd Barbara Sue Metzger Lynn Ann Livergood Wells Jo Ellen Hulce Reid A. Kennedy Quentin L. & Karen E. Garner Nantz Kathleen J. Cassetty Mark L. Metzger Marilyn Hall Wilder Carol A. Hummel Bradley W. Koenig Scott D. Norris TimChu Kenneth A. Meyer Janice J. Beihold Wright Deanna S. Hutchinson Thomas C. Lee Mark A. Nussbaum James F. Connon Kara L Boehm Molenhouse Kimberly J Wuebben Kevin L Her Janet L. Maier Lewin S. Douglas Oliver Pamela D Hogan Daniels Robert J. Molzahn Judd Johnson Beth A. Jacober Long Jetfery A. Perrine Kirk DeHaan Robin G. Hockenbrocht Mourey Class of 84 Ronald D. Johnson, Jr. Tim A. Lugbill Jan E. Perry Cheryl L. Dial Wendy Priebe Mumme Dwight D. Kingdon Douglas J. Marlow Robert Earl Peterson Timothy P. Duncan # of donors: 92 Douglas W. Munson Nancy Ann Knibbe Jane A. Crawford Martin Robert Pieschke David N. 8. Deborah Sheron Enlwistle Participation: 23% Sibyl K. Nelson Karen B. Peterson Kuiper Brenda J. Hugunin Metzger Sherry A. While Prescott Cheryl L Miller Fanning James Ft. Allan David A. Nonnemacher Dianne M. Lund Jeri L. Barlow Millhouse Laurie Mason Price Carole T Holt Fisher Susan N. Richey Allgood James C. Ogborn Penny Miller Martin Tammy J. Miner Carol L. Holland Radwan Jeffrey L. Frantz Scott A. & Suzanne Eileen Lefvtaster Bonnie Hochstettler Olson Gregory B. Mathews Jody L. Anderson Nonnemacher Keith M. Reinholl Blair J. Freer Amstutz Mark A. Olson Todd Kendall Meissner Tamara H. Hall Olson Brenda L. Renzulli Carol S. Avery Frenette Janet L. Logan Anastasi Paul C. Orchard Sheri Kocsis Mergenthal Kim A. Wallace Petersen Rebecca Owen Robinson Debra L. Messamore Frostrom Phillip D. Barker Patricia M. Pefley Elizabeth Bliss Meyer John G. Phillips Deborah M. Pretty Rogers Patricia VanderSchaaf Fussell Dorothy H. Hays Barzizza Dorren J. DeSmit Perrine Jeffrey T. & Lynn N. Harmon Morton Linda J. DiMenna Phillips Karen E. Muterspaw Rush Joy K. Garda Cynthia M. Wieling Bennett Jon D. Peterson Ronald S. Moser Alexandra Lee Mena Phipps David M. Schrock Kathleen A. Geiger Douglas A. Ber Gregory H. 8. Shelly R. Hansen Ping Tim Neuenschwander Mary J. Leltrich Poletti Jamie Schwietert Debra K. Oyer Gerber Randy A. Bowles IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Kimberly I Stephens Timothy D Jackson Jeremy W.Johnson Angela J. Gollmer Kay E Slotts Steven Marx Kastelein Ruby L. Karges Sheila M. Harris Graber Steven L Swing Hans E- Keener Robin L Knapp Steven J. Halleen Gregory M. Thome Eric M Key Laura S Kroesen Robert L Hanlon, IV Stephen A. Ticknor Diane M. Rutter Kingdon Robyn R. Landt Todd B. Hoatson Stephanie A Valuta Cynthia J Krauss Michael L Larson Daniel D. Houser, II LarissaB.WolfVanVleel Susan T Thomas Kubler Andrew J & Tamara L. Rinard Lee Heather A Hull Rita B. Versendaal Joy L Mathews Jennifer P. Luttrell Lionel J Hurd Anne E. Wagner Susan G- Henningsen McCracken JeffryW Marble Teresa A Nevil Jackson Michael D West Vance A McLarren Jessica J McCoskey Ann B. Johns James Alan Wilkinson Susan J. Miller Mindy J Roost McLarren Marion A Reeves Johnson Gregory Wilson Carol A. Mills Todd D. & Ruth C Cripe Meinen MarkAKach J. Julie T. Wiseman Karen L. Morris Stephen D. Mercer Dina King James M. Wyant Jenny L Klosterman Munson Jay M. Millikan Nancy Anne Freltinger Kirgis Roger C. Muselman Kevin P Moritz Todd G Ladd Campus visitors Robert T Myers Deborah E Meek Morris Alicia K. Landis Class of 89 Timothy S. Nelson Todd A Moser Jennifer L McNeil I ol donors: 26 Timothy S Noreen Arne R Pedersen Kim W. Munro Gail E. Mercer Participation: 09% Cynthia M Olenik Sally J- Perkins Karen E Muselman Jelfery G. Milter April Armslong Dawn L. Berge Osborne Debdrah A Perrin Naomi A Humphrey Muselman Lisa A Miller Cynthia L Mossburg Amy Beutler Jody Luxlord Oxley Deborah L. Peters Mary L. Haupert Musselman Brian K. & Kimberly Ann Black Robert L & Michele L. Lee Nugen Jennifer Blum Laurel B Pasma Ronald S Phillips David P Myers Mishler Kimberly Oftenhouser Edward Carlsen Clwles Payne Jill A Garzon Pinkslon Kent R. & Darla S. Griffith Nelson Michael A Muter KentL Oxley Jennifer L Collins Carey L. Peters J Bohn Popp Melissa J. Nelson Robert A Muthiah Timothy R. Pashley Leza A Davis Andrea J. Price Preissler H Juan Porter Krista A Nicholson Jodi K LamDrighi Mynhier Chns J Peterson Martha Dennen Rhonda L Crawford Price Kimberly J. Mounsey Powell AnneM Pederson Carole L Newing Timothy Petty Virginia Ducker Patty Ramsey Brian S. Ramsland Jeffrey C Petersen Scott & Julie L Belknap Nieveen Peggi Essig Rafterty Katherine Durham Claudia M Prestel Riewald Jeffrey A Raymond Randall E. Pfaff Kevin J. Mil Roland Rohrer Joel E. Durkovic Jon & Cylinda 0. Monroe Ring Claudia Rishaw Scott A Polsgrove Brian J. & Jennifer K. Jurgensen Trace G. Roth N. Lynelte Dyson Randal R Rosema Jill R. Rohrer Michael T. Prell Peters MarkC.Schram Karin L Gibson Vanessa L Roth Gregory S. Roth Brenl D Puck Sherry K. Pomeroy Petersen Philip Schultz Shelly M.Hardesty Leslie Cruz Ruegsegger Brad L. Rupp Douglas R & Jayanne K Housholder Douglas Robert Peterson Douglas W. Shultz David Home Shari L. Tamow Schippers Tove E. Shergold Roggenbaum Karen S Pfister Susan M Vinton Stone Brian L Luke Tamara L Hinman Scott Robed M Sisson OavidW Ruths, Jr. Kimberly K. Kile Polsgrove Toni Thomas Swanson Douglas S. Mantha Lori A Stiepard Scott Harry Snyder Rhonda M Sabot Melissa A Resch Brenda J Boyer Thompson Laural Menningen Penny L Smith Shultz Thomas A Spahr Karen S Schulz Schultz Daryl W. Rider Janice L Van Meter Deborah Moore Joann Squires Ronald A Spyker Kimberly K Montalone Shultz Paula J. Rieck Lori A Hartman Wagner Simon Mungai Michelle D Steinbeck Donald H Starke Jillane A Sikkenga Shelley L Rogers Catherine J Walker Deborah G Patterson Jonathan P. & Janet L Carlson Steiner David R. Steiner Keith M & Karen Anne Helm Singer James R Schmitz Jeffrey Todd Weber Stacey E. Peters Scott R Taylor Sherri A Steiner Sherry S. Smith Becky J Shannon Todd M Welch Cam Piekarski Kathryn S. Ludwig Teela Darrell Stone, II Sandra L Bragg Stapleton Lisanne R Shupe Steven R Wells Lisa Puck Kenneth W Vint K Scott Swan Elizabeth H. Pringle Steiner Carol B Meier Sisson Jill E. Winkler Wilbanks Joe B VonGunten Kendal D. & Kathryn S. Cabush Philip D. Taylor LisaG Slephan Richard J Stanislaw, Jr Austin Eraser Winkleman Angela Weldy Walton Kristen Thorn Douglas E. & Jodi B. Wemberg Laura L Yeager Julia Bagley White Gary A. Waterman Laura M. McSpadden Thomburg Stephens

Elaine R Weber Sarah J. Meier Wagoner Shelli S. Stuiber Class of Edmund E Williams 86 Steven R White James D. Swanson

Melanie R Zurcher Williams t of donors: 97 Kevin L Wilder Kimberly S. VanOstrom Thomas

Participation: 27% Rutti E. Meier Wilson PeterJ.Vanvleet Class of 85 Christopher D Adams Julia Wixtrom Joy M. Walker Marlasue Amstutz Sheila G Pitts Weiland I donors ot: 74 Melody J. Anderson Nancy L Wenger Participation- 20% Class of 87 Cynthia L RothArndt W Quinn While Timothy M & Betsy Jo Helmus 4 of donors: 109 Sally Bertram James R Wierenga Anderson Participation: 28% LeDania K Wallace Bowell Daniel P. & Cynthia L Diener Wilmol Barbara Askeland Dirk W.Ai Its John F. Brand William C Wilson Lisa R. Donnell Badger Pamela S Anderson Scott R Brubaker Sharon B. Wit Holly L Barber Darnell L. Bain Daniel W Bryant James W. Wolff Stephen D Bauman Lori A Kendall Barnette Jill L Rabine Bullock Jerald W. Yeager John R. Bennett Gregory E. Beaverson C Kent Bundy Cheryl J. Yutzy Friends D. MarkBowell Jeffrey A & Andrea J. Levin Beck Jon William Campbell Brent L Zimmerman Julie K Bailey Bowers Suzanne M. Beers Kathryn Stout Carter Dan L & Annette M Shipley Bragg Duane Birkey Marlis J. Castle Patsy Howard Bryant Class of 88 A Susan L Chemenko Peter J & Luci A Best Bowman David Bums Jennifer A Aldridge Bozone / of donors: 88 Mr & Mrs. Martin Alig Sharon K. Christman Robert G. Canfield Lisa Johnson Brewer Participation: Mr William M. Allan Heidi L Halterman Chupp M 27% Mrs. Phyllis A Aaron Elisa Jessup Case Peter Buhrow Lisa Anderson Mr & Mrs. David W.Allen M Michael R Cira J D Mr. Mark T. Abbott

David Chupp Mr Gary I Allen R Tern Comer Kris A Bullock Jeffrey S Arnette Mrs. Ama Abrahamsen Gregory A Davis Susan J. Mishler Bundy Marty R Bailey Mr & Mrs Gary L Allen Robert R. Conley Mr. & Mrs. Loren K. Acker Daniel M. Detrick Mr Homer J. Allen Mike Conn Daniel B. Carter Tina Marie Baranouski Miss Anna Mae Adams Cathy L Beers Dickey Jeremy S. Case Danice L Barker Mr & Mrs. Lloyd E- Allen Brett A Conner Mr Harry A Adams Stephen M Dodds Michael Crabb Michael W. Bertsche Mr & Mrs. Robert D Allen Denise D. Desler Mr & Mrs. Henry Adams Daniel L Edwards Barbara Shaffer Dalland Valerie Ennis Brady Mr. & Mrs. David C.AIIgood Sheri K Dewald G J Mrs. Irma R. Adams Joseph Edwards David M. Darrah Oebra Brown Miss Gladys K Aim W Patrick D Dickey S Mrs. Janice Adams Andrew Elliot Frank Downing Mark Brown Mr. & Mrs. Curt E. Alspaugh Stacey Sue Moore Douglas E S. Mrs. Margaret H Adams Srteryl A Elesner Marc L. Dubois Kimberly Y Smith Buhrow Mr. Henry D. Altorter David H. Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Adams Rick D. Florian Pamela Dugan James DBunce Miss Maria Ameden Juh J King Elliot S Mr & Mrs Hubert Adey Rollin L Ford Linnaea R. Everill Cristine M. Burchi Mrs. Catherine M. Amoss Angela C Ellis Mr Joe F Adian Jeffrey R. Fralus Christine Neal Ferrell Tammie L. Byrnes Miss Janice L Amrine Jayne E. Fettes Dr. & Mrs. H. Leon Adkison Diane M MoellerGerlt James M. Fleming Leigh A Hammond Carlson Mr & Mrs. Robert N. Amstutz David A Fisher Mr. & Mrs. William VAdler Nancy R. Hansen Howard Free Valerie L. Owen Christner Mr & Mrs. Clifford Amundsen Sherry D Furnish A Mr & Mrs Sieve Adriansen Daniel J & Brenda K. Hunter Hauser Richard C. Frieder Sherry M. Coulter Mi Norman Amundson Kristine D. Walton Gammage Mr. & Mrs. Terry Agness David F Hodgkinson Print Darla Haskins Crabb Mi Charles G. Ancil Marianne R Getz James A Mr. MarkT Ahlenius Jay P Hoffman Paul D Gammage Randall J. Crowder Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M Anderson Timothy A Glass Mrs. A Christina Ahlseen Scot R. Houck Mr Daniel P. Anderson Tracy R Bane Goodson Harold W Gianopulos, Jr. Annette M. DeGraff Mr. Robert F.Ahrens Mark A Hurl Rebecca Gordon David Colleen Michell Donaldson Mr. & Mrs. David E. Anderson Thomas P. Granitz L S & Miss Carolyn E Aishlon Karen C Inrnan Marc Graber Oeardorf Mi David W Anderson DwightJ Hammond D Mr & Mrs. Ralph J. Akre Joni L. Jacobsen Cheryl L Gutsche Dennis P. Dickey Mr Dougtas Anderson Margaret B. Hammond Mrs. Nancy Albright Jeffrey T Jones Greg Habegger Wendy Rutherford Mr & Mrs. Harry T. Anderson Michael L Harlan A Wayne S.& Mr. & Mrs Bruce Alexander Cindi Dawes Lantz Heather M. Halterman Dietrich Miss Hazel Anderson Gregory L Harris Mr. & Mrs. James C. Alexander Ronald Lockyear Michael Heiniger Mrs. Jill Carrico Anderson Andrew Harshbarger A Laura J. Ferkinhofl Miss Janet R. Alexander Jonathan H McCracken Mr. Myrneth H. Anderson Stephanie A Heckman Scott D. Henry Andrea C. Foss Mr. Paul Alexander Susan C Binder Medalis Matthew KHooolth Wendell Gaff ord Mr Nils Anderson Kamala S Hildebrand Miss Natalie Alfonso Kelly D. Merrick Sarah J. Home Laura A Gerber Mr Norman Anderson Rebecca J. Archdeacon Houser Mr. & Mrs. Dale Allrey Brian K Minnich Jill Turner Hoskins Dawn Roberds Gerent Mr Robert K. Anderson Christine G Hume A Miss Dianna May Allrey David S Moore Scott E Hughett Heidi Goehring Mr & Mrs Robert L. Anderson Terry A. Jackson U Mr & Mrs. Lyle E Algate Mr. & Mrs. Steve Anderson Mrs. Cheryl Bauman Mrs Bette Bishop Mr Rodney Bowen Rev. & Mrs. D. Stuart Briscoe Mr Burton Brubaker Miss Louise Bower Britten Mr. David Andre* Mr. & Mrs. Clayton R. Baumann Mrs. Evelyn Bishop Mary Mr Bob Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Brubaker Mr. F. Mr. Britton, Mr. Bob Andress Mr. Philip J- EJaur, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. H. E Bishton Rodney Bower & Mrs H Ely Jr Mr, John M. Bruder

Mrs. Dorothy Andrew Mr. & Mrs. Paul Baxendale Mr. & Mrs. Al Bilonti Mr. Curtis W. Bowers Mr Meredith Britton Mr. & Mrs. John F. Brumbaugh Mrs. Deborah Bowles Mrs. Roth E. Andrew Miss Cheryl L. Bayes Mrs. Betty Black Mrs. Nancy Brix Mrs. Wendy Brummeler Mrs. Deborah Andrews Mr. Dan Bayless Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Blackmore Mr. Randy Bowman Mrs. Barbara Brocker Mrs. Verna Brundage

Miss Dorothy B. Andrews Mrs. Ellen Beach Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Blagg Mr. David Boxell Mrs. Sue Brogan Mr. Robert P. Brunfon

Mr. John M. Andrews Mrs. Grace S. Beach Mr. Richard W Blain Mrs. Marilyn Boycott Mr. & Mrs. Theodore F. Brolund Mrs. Helen Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Mike Anenson Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Beachy Mr. Arthur Blakely Mr. D. Keith Boyd Mr. Ralph A Broman Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bryant

Mr. & Mrs. Donald C Anthony Mr. J. Duane Beals

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Anthony Mr & Mrs. David L. Beamer

Mr. Wesley J. Apitz Mrs. Lesli Beaverson

Mr. Michael J. Appleby Mr. G. F. Bechlel Mr. & Mrs. David Applegate Mr. & Mrs. John Bechlel Loving the unloved Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Archibald Mrs. Jean M. Beck Dr. Paul T. Armerding Mrs. Marianne Beck John Wallace, associate Mrs. Florence Arms Mrs. Mary E. Beck Mr. & Mrs. Phil Armstrong Mrs. Mickey M. Beck professor of social work, is Mr. John P. Amdt Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A Becker Mr. Steven W. Arndt Mr. Dennis Becker almost a social work depart-

Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Arnette Mr. Harold E. Becker legs. Mr. Chester A Arnhold Mr. John C. Becker ment on two Besides Mr. & Mrs. William Arnol Mrs. Mary L. Becker solid academic credentials, Mr & Mrs Frank J. Arthur Mrs Naomi J. Becker Mr. Rodger E. Ashman Mr. Ward R. Becker he has experience as a min- Miss Patricia R. Atkins Mr. Clark W Bedford Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Herman Beem ister, executive director of Mrs. Margaret G. Atkinson Mr. B. D. Beers

Miss Reva B. Alkisson Mr. Dale H. Beers residential treatment cen-

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Augsburger Mrs. Helen Beers ters, Miss Agnes Austin Miss Mary Beers administrator of educa- Mr. Harvey Austin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Beggs tional re-entry services for Mrs. Carol Avery Mrs. Joyce A Behnken Miss Deborah Sue Avery Mr. Jonas D Beiler public schools, public Mrs. Teresa Avery Dr. Sylvia L. Beimtohr Mr. Harold Ayabe Miss Janet A Belcher school teacher and deputy Dr. & Mrs. David Aycock Mrs Marie Belew

Mrs. Marilyn Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Belknap sheriff. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D Baas Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bell John has remained active MissJeanerteR Baas Mrs. Lola Bell John Wallace has a heartfor children. Miss Bethenia M. Bacon Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Bell as consultant, member and Mr. & Mrs. Nelson L. Baer Mr. Michael Bellilo Mr. David Bagley Mr. & Mrs. George T. Belon leader for several county organizations: the task force on Mrs. Richard G Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Benbow Mr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Benjamin drunk driving, treatment center, court, United Way, Substance Ms. Margurile R. Baier Mrs. Virginia E Benjamin

Mrs. Bernice M. Bailey Miss Dorothy A. Benner Abuse Center, and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Dr. Beulah P. Baker Mr. David D. Bennett He now focuses on duties as vice president of the Indiana Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Baker Mrs. Dorothy Sue Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Jack Baker Mr. Jack Bennett chapter of the National committee for the prevention of child Mrs. Sanna A. Baker Miss Mary Utley Bennett Miss Denise Bakerink Mr. M. Keith Bensley abuse and as coordinator of the Grant county Child Protection Mrs. Barbara A Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Darrel Benson Dr. & Mrs. Charles E. Baldwin Miss Edna Benson team. "I'm especially involved with the child protection team Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Bales Mrs. Gladys Benson Mr Max Balkema Mrs. Judy Benson because," he says, "as a minister and former public school Mr. James M Ballenger Miss Melvina Benson teacher, I know that child abuse is a neglected area." Miss Madene M. Balsley Mr. & Mrs. William C. Benson

Mr. Thomas J. Bamlord Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Berg Mr. & Mrs. James W. Banner Mr. John W. Bergen Miss Janech Bryant Miss Abigail Blanch Mr. Mrs. Jerry Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. Mr. Danny Bao Mr. & Mrs. Armistead Berger & E Miss Keturah Bryant Mrs. Lara Blanchard Mr. Mrs. Ralph D. Miss Jane R. Brooks Mr. David R. Barber. Mrs. Catherine Berger & Boyd Mr. R. Bryant Miss Ruth Blay Mr. Charles Boyer Mr. Norman D. Brooks Russell Mrs. Leoma W. Barber Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Berger H. Mr Steve E. Bryant, Jr. Mrs. Margaret A Blevins Mr. Mrs. Darrell Miss Rosemary L Brooks Mr. Scott H.Barber Miss Evelyn Bergreen & K. Boyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Brydon Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Blinn Miss Mary S. Boyers Mr & Mrs. Roy L. Brothers Mr. & Mrs. James R. Barker Mrs. Jean Bergwall Mr. Mrs. Cortland M. Bucher Mr. & Mrs. Edgar P. Blom Mr. Mrs. Delbert Boyfar Rev. & Mrs. Frank Brower & Mrs. Janice Barker Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Bern & Mr. Mrs. James Buckley Mr. Lowell A Blom Miss Ardis C. Brabec Mr. Paul J. Brower & Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Barker Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Y. Bernard Mr. Alfred P. Blomquist Mr. Mrs. Frank Mr. Charles Brown Mr. James Bucy Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Barkey Miss Stephanie Bernard & Brackin Mr, Richard Bueckers Miss Bonnie Blougn Mr. John Brady Mrs. Cindy Brown H. Miss Janet Barkley Mr. & Mrs. David D. Berry Mr. Mark D. Buehler Dr. & Mrs. E Robert Blue Mrs. Virginia H. Bragan Mr. David Brown Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Barkley Mrs. Ruth Berry Mrs. Gladys Bullock Mr. & Mrs. James A Blum Mr. Mrs. Gail D. Bragg Mr. & Mrs. David C. Brown Mrs. Eileen Barnes Mrs. Shirley Bertka & Dr. & Mrs. Ray Bullock Mr. Ronald Edward Boden Mr. Jeffrey W. Bragg Mr. David T. Brown E Mr. & Mrs. James H. Barnes, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Bertsche Mrs. Susan Burgerhoudt Mr. & Mrs. Dorsey Boise Mrs. Pamela Branam Mrs. Frances V. Brown D. Mr. & Mrs. Graham Barnett Mrs. Loretta Bertsche Mr. & Mrs. John Burgess Miss Theresa A Bojak Mr. George P. Brancato Mr, & Mrs. Frank E Brown Mr, Jeffrey Barnett Dr. & Mrs. James L. Best Mr. R. A. Burgess Mr. Ronald Bolesra Dr. Jon Brandenberger Mr. Harold W. Brown Mr. Paul D. Bamette Mrs. Carol Betz Mr. & Mrs. George M. Bollinger Mr. Hugh Brown Mr. Roger J. Burgess Miss Martha E Bamhart Mr. & Mrs. Charles W.Betz Miss Nancy L. Brandenburg Mrs. Burick Dr. & Mrs. John P. Bolthouse Mr. Dorsey Brause Mrs. Janet Brown Nancy C. Mrs. Linda Bamum Mi & Mrs Albert J Beuller Miss Mary Burkart Mr. Walter Bond Miss Jeanne Brazier Mr. Ken Brown Mrs. Lorena Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Rodney E Bevington Mr. George F. Burkhart Mr. & Mrs. William C. Bond, II Mrs. Helen Brechbill Mr & Mrs. Kevin Brown Mr. & Mrs. Owen Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Chris E Bibersfine Mrs. Leota Burkholder Mr. & Mrs. Joe M. Bonham Mr. Ronald Brechner Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Barrett Mr. John Biberstine E Mr. Dean Burlew Mr. Edward Bonnes Mr. David Breeding Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Bickett Mr. & Mrs. Michael Burnham Mr. & Mrs. M. Dayne Bonta Maj. Donald Brenneman Mr. & Mrs. Lynwood Brown Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barron Mr. & Mrs. D. S. Bicknell Mr. Jay Bontrager Joanne Brenneman Mrs. Margarel Brown Mr. & Mrs. Cleo C. Bums Mrs. Le Etta Bartlett Mr. Mark Biebighauser Mrs. Mrs. D. Jean Burns Mr. & Mrs. Manassas M.E Bontrager Mrs. Kathleen S. Brenneman Mrs. Marjorie W. Brown Mrs. Marguerite Bartlett Mr. Jeffrey Biehler Mr. & Mrs. A David Borchardt Mrs. Mary E Brown Dr. Maurice Burns Mr. Mark Barton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Biermann Mrs. Kay Marie Brennfleck Dr. & Mrs. Joe Burnworth Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Bordewick Mrs. Maureen L. Breslin Mrs. Neva B. Brown Mrs. Rebecca R. Barton Mr. Charles J. Biglin Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Buroker Mrs. LaRita Boren Mrs. Linda Breth Miss Oradelle D. Brown & Mr. Thomas M. Barzizza Rev. & Mrs. Clement P. Bilhorn Mrs. Teresa Buroker Mr. Gene E Borgert Rev. Leland Brett Mr. & Mrs. Robert E Brown Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bass Mrs. Sandra Biller L Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Bormann Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Brown Mrs. Doris A Burress Mr. Carl Bastian Mr. William Billman Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd J. Bretz Mrs. Dorothy Burress Mr. Aaron L Bortz Mrs. Mabel F. Breuninger Mrs. Ruth Ann Brown Mr. S. Charles Bateman Mr. Rick Brando Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Burry Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Bosma Miss Margol L. Brewe Mr. & Mrs. Sherman L Brown Mr. Robert H.Bates Mr. & Mrs. R. Kent Birckhead. Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Ray 0. Burwick Mr. Lawrence E Bolt Dr. Mrs. David Brewer Mr. Stanley Brown Mr. Henry Batten Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bird & H. Mr. & Mrs. Randall Buscher Mrs. Boughton Miss Valerie Bricker Mr. Thomas A Brown Miss Brooke Bauer Mr. Arlan J. Birkey Mr. Duane M. Bush Miss Edna Faith Boughton Mr. Lynn Bridenstine Mrs. Virginia Brown Mrs. Dorothea Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Barry L Birkey Mrs. Pamela J. Bourgoine Mr. Warren D. Brown Mrs. Joyce Bush Mrs. Jeanette K. Bauer Mrs. Donna Birkey Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Brink Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Bushur Mr. Alan Bowden Mr. Mrs. Fredrick Brinson Mr. William C. Brown Mrs. Mary E. Bauer Mr. Randal Birkey & Mr. James N. Bowen IT ONLY TAKES A SPARK

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Mr Ruel Chilton Drs Gilbert & Janice Shaw Crouse Mrs Hannah E, Dean Mr & Mrs Cedric R. Chitwood Mr 8 Mrs Chel H Crow Mr 8 Mrs James D Dean Mr George K Chrismer Mr 8 Mrs Elbert R. Crowder Miss Louise M Dean

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Mr & Mrs. James Clitlord Miss Pnscilla Curtis Miss Sherry L. Detweiler

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Mr 8, Mrs. Nels Clint Mr & Mrs Arthur B Cyphers Mrs Bonnie Dewald Mrs Ruth Close Miss Kalherine R Cyphers Mr Charles Dewitt

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Mr Roscoe P. Cobbs Miss Nellie I Daddow Mrs Barbara C Dickey

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Mr 8, Mrs Charles E Cochran Mr & Mrs Tommy W Dahlkamp Mr Donn A. Dietz

Mrs Nancy Cochran Mrs Eflamay Dahlslrand Mrs Ruth Dilfin. Jr.

Mrs Susette Cochran Mrs. Jacquelyn Dahlstrom Dr James G. Diller

Miss Lorrene A. Cody Mr Merle Dailey Mrs Ann Dillon

Mr & Mrs. James Coe Mr & Mrs Desmond C Daily, Jr. Mr & Mrs Robert E Dillon

Mr Coales Coleman, III Mr Jesse Dale Mr & Mrs Brad M. Dimick Miss Carol A. Collins Miss Tamara Dallery Mr Edward Eugene Dinse Clavell Collins Mr & Mrs John Dalrymple Mrs. Irene Dintaman

Mr Craig Collins Mr 8 Mrs Donald S. Dalton Mr 8 Mrs. Richard H. Discher

Mr. Jeffrey D. Collins Mr 8, Mrs Jack W Daniel Mr Frederick J Dixon, Jr. Mr. & Mrs Timothy A Collins Mr 8 Mrs John F Daniels Dr & Mrs Richard Dixon Dr & Dr Charles D Coin Mr Stephen L Danielson Mrs Joan Dockery

Mr Nicolas Colon Mrs Eleanore Datema Mr Daryl A. Dockus Mr. Gregory C Comoglio Mr & Mrs James Daubenmier Mrs Beth Dodge

Mrs & Mr. Beth Compton Mrs. Brenda Daugherty Mrs. Barbara L. Dodson Mr & Mrs Steven M Compton Dr 8 Mrs Edward L Davenport Mr & Mrs Richard T Doermer

Mrs Marie P Comslock Mr 8. Mrs Robert Davenport Mr 8 Mrs Allred J Doerr

Mr Ralph T Conelley Mr 8, Mrs Gregg C David Mr & Mrs Rex Dolby Mr & Mrs. George W Connon Mr & Mrs Robert L David Mr W Allred Doles Mr, & Mrs, Lyle Connor Mr & Mrs Ronald L David Mrs. Claris A Domer

Mr, Tom Connor Mr W. E. Davies Mr & Mrs James M Dominguez Mr. & Mrs. Howard C Conrad Mr Alan Davis Mrs. Jeanelte Dominguez Mr 8 Mrs David M Convy Miss Anne L Davis Miss Louise H Dominguez Mr Bernard W Cook Mrs Bonnie Davis Dr 8 Mrs Richard H Dominguez Mr & Mrs. Everett J Cook Mrs C. Nancy Davis Mr 8 Mrs Stephen Y Donald

Mr Jonathan Cook Mr 8i Mrs Don R Davis, Jr Mr Roy E Donica

Miss Pamela R. Cook Mrs. Florence L Davis Mr James Donkersloot

Mrs Marilyn J Cooper Mr & Mrs Gary L Davis Mr & Mrs Michael F Donovan

Mr & Mrs. Raymond Cooper Mr 8r Mrs George Davis Mr & Mrs Mark D Dorholt

Mr. & Mrs Stephen J. Cooper Mrs. Irene Davis Dr 8 Mrs Theodore M Dorman

Mr 8, Mrs Jonathan A. Copeland Rev & Mrs. James R Davis Mrs Mildred Doughlen Dr & Mrs Winlned Corduan Mrs. Judith A Davis Mr George Douglas Wengatz Residence Hall Mr. & Mrs. Virgil Corll Mr 8. Mrs Lewis R. Davis Mrs. Barbara J. Dowell Dr & Mrs Mark Cosgrove Mr 8, Mrs Randy Davis Mrs Gwendolynne M Downs

Mr Thomas Cosmades Mrs. Tempa Davis Mr Clair M. Drake, Sr.

Mr Gaby Buss Mr Clifford Carlson Mr James I Carter W Mr 8 Mrs Pasquale Coslanzo Mr Terry Davis Mr David Drake Miss Lila Mae Butz Mr David Carlson Mrs Nancy L. Cascaden Mr 8 Mrs. Bill Coslas Mr & Mrs Robert E Dawes Mr Harvey Driver Mr & Mrs Kenneth Byerley Mr & Mrs Edward Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Cascaden Mr & Mrs. James R Cote Mrs. Susan Dawes Mr Gerard R. Drozda Mf & Mrs John J Byler Mrs Elaine Carlson Miss Beulah Case Mr Larry Couch Mrs. Yao-Hsin Dawes Mr Thomas J. Dubbert Mrs R J Bymers Mrs Gertrude Carlson Miss Kimberly F. Case Mr 8, Mrs Robert Couller Miss Drue E. Dawson Mr John M. Ducheney Mrs Jessie M Cain Mr Kenneth Carlson Mr Don L Casteel Mrs Iva M. Courtnay Mr & Mrs Clair A Day Mr & Mrs Wayne Duckwall Mr Me vin I Callison Mr & Mrs Myron Carlson Mr Kevin Castle Mr. Robert Coverdale Mr Clayton Day Rev. & Mrs. Ahram R. Dueck Mr 8 Mrs Harry R Calsing Mr & Mrs Terry W. Carlson Miss Frances R. Catron Mr & Mrs. Lynn A. Coverstone Mr. 8, Mrs E. Glennard Day Mr & Mrs Douglas R Duer Mrs LeRaye Cameron Mr & Mrs Theodore Carlson Mr 8 Mrs. Murray Cauble Mr, & Mrs. Gerald L. Cowan Mr Harlan R.Day Mrs. Shirley E. Dutlie Mrs Barbara G M Campbell Mr Todd Carlson Mrs Donna Challgren Miss Kathleen J Cowdy Mr Larry DeBoer Miss Alberta Dugan Mrs Edith M Canaan Mr & Mrs Wendell J. Carlson Mr David S Chambers Mrs KayT Cox Mr 8 Mrs James A. DeCamp Miss Susan Jane Dugan Miss Margaret G Canaan Mrs. Wanda Carmany Miss Joan Chan Mrs Vicki Coy Mr & Mrs Paul J DeConinck Mr & Mrs T W. Dugdale Mr Keith Canham Mr 8 Mrs Charles W Carpenter Mr Tony H Chan Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence J Crabb, Jr, Mr Barry DeCristoloro Mr David F Duguid Mrs Charlotte Canida Mrs Darlene J Carpenter Mr & Mrs Jerry Chandler Mr 8 Mrs. Elza Crabtree Mrs. Marcia de la Haye Mr & Mrs Robert E Dunbar Mr Nick J Cannell Mr L Hewitt Carpenter Mr & Mrs Terry L Chandler Mrs Rebecca Crabtree Mr 8l Mrs John David DeLine Mr 8 Mrs Lars Dunberg Mr Mrs Marshall Cappon Mr Leonard Carpenter Mr Virgil Chandler & Mrs Merrilyn Cramblel Mr Donald F DeLong Mrs. DeEtle Duncan Mr & Mrs Blaine Carbiener Miss Margaret M. Carpenter Mr 8 Mrs Norton A. Chapin Mrs Deborah Crane Mrs. Genevieve M DeLool Mr 8 Mrs James B Duncan Mr William Carey Mrs Debbie Lynn Carr Mr & Mrs. Craig C Chapman Mrs Shirley Crew Mr 8, Mrs Leslie G. DePoisler, Jr Mr Robert Duncan Mr 8 Mrs William F Carey Mr Michael P. Carr Mr & Mrs Donald C Chapman Mr Larry E Crider Mr & Mrs Bruce DePree Mr John E. Dunham Mrs Eunice D Cargo Mr J Merrill Carroll Dr Mildreds Chapman Mr & Mrs. Carl E Cripe Mr PielerJ. DeSmit Mrs. Dee Dunkerton Mr & Mrs Herbert Carlburg Mr & Mrs Robert B Carroll Mr Dennis Chappel Mr & Mrs. Jacob C Cripe Dr Robert H. DeValve Miss Linda Dunn Mr Charles T Carlisle Mr John J Cart Mr. & Mrs Mantey Chase Mr & Mrs. Paul Crisl Mrs. Ruth DeVries Mr 8 Mrs Robert M Dunn Mr 8 Mrs Edward Carlsen Mr & Mrs Brian Carter Mr & Mrs. Philip J Chase Miss Regina E Critzer Mr Thorn DeWaele Mrs. Barbara Dunwiddie Mr 8 Mrs Charles A Carlson Mr Charles A Carter Mr Thomas Chauvette Mr & Mrs Bill Crocker Mrs. Mildred DeWeerd Miss Connie Dusckas FRIENDS

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Mrs. S. Dorothy Edwards Mr. & Mrs. K. A. Fitzharns Ms Cathy Lynn Eekholt Mr Peter F Fix

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Mr & Mrs Harold J. Egli Miss Lois J. Flegal

Mr. & Mrs. Wilhelm Ehlen Mr & Mrs Clark L. Fleming Mr & Mrs Shelby Ehresman Mr Doug Fleming Mr James Eisenbraun Mr Edward N Fleming

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Mr 8, Mrs. Herschel R. Ell Mrs Judy Foraker

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Mr & Mrs Robert J Elliot Rev & Mrs Duane A Ford

Miss Bertha E. Elliott Mr & Mrs William H. Ford

Mr 8, Mrs Denver Elliott Mrs Joan Forman

Mr James Elliott Mrs AndraFoss

Miss Kathi Marie Elliott Mr Elmer Foss

Miss Vera Elliott Mrs Elizabeth Foster

Mr Gary Ellis Mr, L. Daniel Foster

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Mrs. Luella M. Ellis Mrs Rosalie Fought

Mrs Mary Ellis Miss Thelma A Fought

Mrs Mary L. Ellis Mr Danny Fouse

Mr Timothy P. Ellis Mr John A Fouse

Father Wayne Ellis Miss Lois Mae Foust Rev. & Mrs. Cecil Ellison Mrs Edith C. Fouls

Mrs. Faye S. Elmore Mrs Millicenl Fowler

Mr Thomas J. Elston Mr James V Fowler, II Lifesavers: Jerry Stair, Edwin Welch, Steve Olsen. Mr Tom Emerson Mrs Anna M. Fox

Mrs. Cheryl A Emery Mr 8c Mrs Edward L. Fox Mrs Leigh Ann Emmons Mr. John Fox Helping someone is the reward of service Mr Dan Emrick Mrs Mildred L Fox Mrs Joan Emshwiller Mr Hugh Frandsen Mr 8, Mrs David L. Engle Mr. & Mrs. Donald W Franklin "A matter of life and death." Although a melodramatic Mr. Leslie D. Engte Mr & Mrs. Victor Franz Mr &Mrs Francis Engler Mr. & Mrs Oswald Fraser cliche, the phrase nevertheless applies to the community Mr. & Mrs Clarence A. Engstrom Mrs. Michelle Fratus Mr & Mrs Stuart M Ensinger, Jr Mr Nicholas Frederick contributions of Steve Olsen '78, telephone system manager, Mr Stephen Ensmenger Mr & Mrs T Date Frederick

Mrs. Cynthia A. Eoll Mr Lawrence Frees Jerry Stair, maintenance staff, and Edwin Welch, media Mr 8, Mrs Gordon D Eoll Mr. & Mrs. Alva H Freese specialist. They assist the Grant County Emergency Medical Mr John G Eoll Mrs Elizabeth Freese Mr Richard Erb Mr. Richard E Freeze Service: Jerry and Edwin as emergency medical technicians Rev. & Mrs. Donald A. Erickson Mr Eugene H French Mr Joel Erickson Mr. Larry French (EMTs) and Steve as an ambulance driver. Dr 8, Mrs Lee E Erickson Mr. Gary Frenette

Mr Tom Erickson Mr & Mrs. Carl L. Fridslrom Steve, who recently received his 10-year award, has spent

Mr & Mrs Clyde B. Ericson Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Friesen call has than 460 Mr & Mrs George Escher Mrs Leta M Friesen over 15,000 hours on and made more

Mr & Mrs Raphael J Esselstrom Mrs Friesen Ruth ambulance runs. "When I graduated from Taylor eleven years Mr 8. Mrs Ted Essenburg Miss Tisha Lyn Fritz Mr 8, Mrs Don Essig. Ill Mrs. Marcia Fritzsche ago and accepted a position here," he says, "I felt it was impor- Mrs. Debra L. Euler Mr. Michael Fruth Mr & Mrs Gregor C. Euler Mr & Mrs. Aaron W Fry tant to participate in some type of community service. Just Mrs Evangeline Evanick Mrs Grace M. Fry Mr. & Mrs. Alvin L Evans Mrs Kathleen A Fry about that time, a need arose for ambulance drivers and I

Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Evans Dr. & Mrs. William A. Fry responded. I still feel about that decision." Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Evans Rev. Glenn M. Frye good Mr, Roger Evans Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fulk For all three men, the benefits are intangible. Jerry sums it Mrs. Wanda L. Evans Mr. 8t Mrs. John Fuller Mr Robert C Eversole Mr. 8, Mrs. Leonard R. Fuller up: "Our reward certainly isn't money because we don't get Mr Everett H. Everson Miss Myra J. Fuller Mr & Mrs. David G. Evjue Mr. & Mrs. Keith C. Fullerton paid for our hours on call and we get only a nominal amount Mr. Roger Ewald Mr. Charles Fullhart for actual is just someone." Mr & Mrs. William Ewbank Miss Roberta D. Fulton runs—our reward helping Mr Jay D. Ewing Mr. Thomas M. Futrell Mr. & Mrs. Duane Faber Mr Thomas M. Gabler

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Miss Kimberly K, Johnson Mrs. Dorothea J Kermicle Chuck Stevens (left) and Joe Lund help Mr. Kirk L. Johnson Mr 8. Mrs Charles K. Kern children develop winning attitudes. Mr & Mrs. Larry G. Johnson Mr Don L Kernell Miss Linda Johnson Mrs Celeste Kesler Mr. M L Johnson Mrs. Elsie M. Kesler Volunteer service scores big with kids Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Johnson Mrs. Gladys Kelcham Mr. & Mrs. Richard G Johnson Mr Terry Key Mr. Richard L Johnson Mrs. Valerie A. Keys Each summer, a number of Taylor faculty and staff members Mr. & Mrs. Richard W Johnson Dr & Mrs Herbert C Khaloul

Mr, Ronald C. Johnson Mr KirkKhwiltes venture into the role of youth baseball or softball coach. This Mr & Mrs. Terry W. Johnson Mrs Clara A. Kiel year, 13 Taylor faculty and staff members spent hot, humid Mr, Tim Johnson Mrs M L Kiermaier Mrs Virginia C. Johnson Dr Benjamin Kielzman evenings with unreasonable parents during the midst of a Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Johnson Mrs Jeanne Kilbourne Mr. William Johnson Mr & Mrs Young K Kim busy summer. One wonders why they do it. Mr Willis D Johnson Mr Jack E Kimball Mr, David E Johnston Mrs. Joan K. Kincaid "I got involved initially because my daughters joined the Mr. Isaac Johnston Mr & Mrs E Furman King . I con- Miss Mini Jane Johnston Mr & Mrs James P. King team," says Joe Lund, professor of psychology "Now,

Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Joint Mrs. Jane F. King sider it an opportunity to bridge the gap between Taylor and Mrs Barbara Jones Mrs. Lola M. King Mrs Belh Jones Mr Rick E King the community. I also consider it an opportunity to provide a Mr. Daniel F. Jones Mr & Mrs. Robert King Miss Dorothy H. Jones Mr & Mrs Robert H King male role model—many of the youngsters come from broken Miss GeraldineC Jones Mr Sherman King

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Mr & Mrs C John Nlll Mr & Mrs. Wayne L. Parcel! Laura started as a 4-H club leader when her older son Mrs. Rulh Ellen Nilsen Dr. 8, Mrs. Richard Parker joined 4-H. That 14 years Before long, Mrs. Rita H. Nine Mr. & Mrs. John Parr was ago. she was Mr & Mrs Dale R. Nitzsche Dr. John C. Parrish judging at the fair. For the last three years, she has served as Mrs Margaret Niver Miss Ruth L. Parrott Mr. & Mrs. Louis Noble Mrs Ruth T. Parry Junior Leader Advisor. Miss Gertrude M. Norby Mr James M. Parsons Miss Elsie C Nordengren Mr. 8t Mrs. Reggie Parsons "I started for family reasons, but it's such a good program Mr & Mrs. John F. Nordengren Mr 8i Mrs. John A Partridge

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Charles T. Smith & Mrs Dale F Smith David Smith

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Mrs Lucille Spellerberg Miss Eva A. Stover Miss Florence M. Spence Mr David Slowers Charting a course for students & community Mr William Spence Mr Kenneth D Stowers Mrs. Elizabeth A Spencer Mrs Florence Straley Mr. & Mrs. Kenn Spencer Mr David Michael Slrapp As implied by his rather imposing title of Associate Dean of Mr Paul Spicuzza Miss Ruth A Strawbridge Students/Director of Career Development, Tim Nace faces Mrs Patricia Spiess Mrs Rachel J. Slreblow Dr. AngeloJ Spinazzola Mr Everald H. Strom rather imposing responsibilities at Taylor University. He Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G Spratl Mrs JoAnne K Strope Mr. Milton Spring Mr. William R Slroup and his staff do nothing less than enable students to chart Mr. Gregory Springer Mr Warner J. Strube Mr. Myron J. Springer Mr Leon Strunk the educational and vocational paths of their lives. Mr. & Mrs. William J Springer Mr 81 Mrs William A. Strutz Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Springle Mr & Mrs. Charles S Sluckey If a student requests assistance in selecting career Ms. Virginia M Springman Mr Glen Stucky Mr. Howard J Sprowl Mrs Jean Stucky objectives and the appropriate major, his group provides

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Mr & Mrs Gerald G. Slahl Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Sutton the world. Tim's service as a United Way board member is Mr. Robert Slahlke Miss Lelha Sutton Mrs. Anna L. Stahlman Mr Ronald E. Sutton primarily focused on his work with the Allocations Committee Mrs Norma A. Stair Mr. 81 Mrs. W Ted Sutton Dr Bryce C. Slaker Mr William Sutton for the Salvation Army. Mr Robert K Slallwood Mr. & Mrs. David M Swacina reward or satisfaction comes from giving back to the Kenneth Mr. 8. Mrs. "My Mr E. Stamm Kenneth Swain

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Mrs. Nancy Starke Mrs Deloris G. Swanson

Mrs. Marti Starkey Mr, Emil Swanson Miss Naomi Tavernier Mr. David Thompson Mrs. Debra L. Toth Mr David L. Ulmer

Mr. & Mrs. Kermit Starns Mr Leroy R Swanson Mr. Burton Taylor Mrs. Georgia M. Thompson Miss Dorothy J Townsend Mr Wesley D. Ulrich

Rev. Ruth Starr Mr. Roger A. Swanson Mr. & Mrs. Dwain Taylor Miss Lillian A. Thompson Mr 8. Mrs. Stockton Townsend Mr Gary C. Umphreyville

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Slaub Mrs. Barbara H. Sward Mr. 8i Mrs. Ernest Taylor Miss Nancy L. Thompson Mr, 8. Mrs, James I. Toy, III Mr & Mrs. R. Richard Unangst Mr 8, Mrs. Robert N. Staulfer Mrs. Joyce A. Swartz Mr. Gilbert L Taylor Mr & Mrs. Norman Thompson Mrs, & Mr LuEllaTraut Mr JefleryA Underwood

Mr & Mrs. Max R. Stebbins Mr. 8, Mrs. James M. Sweet Mrs. Hazel H. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Parker A. Thompson, Jr. Mr 8. Mrs, Robert Traul Mrs. Donna Rae Linger

Mr. Lindsay S. Stedman Mrs. Leona Sweet Mr & Mrs. James W. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Thompson Dr 8i Mrs Arden L. Travis Mr 8, Mrs. David H. Unruh

Mrs. Joan Steele Mr. & Mrs. Greg Sweeting Mrs. Joanne 0. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Thompson Mr Lilborn Traw Mrs. Roberta C. Unruh

Mr. Howard Stein Mr. Winifred Sweeting Mr, Loren A. Taylor Miss Tasiel Thompson Mr & Mrs. Thomas J Treco Mr. Wesley L. Uplinger Mr. James Steinbeck Mrs Mary Sweitzer Mrs. Margaret W Taylor Rev. Theodore Thompson Mr. & Mrs. R.Gary Tregaskis Mr Nathan Upton

Mr & Mrs Milton J. Sleinbraker Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy Swelman Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Taylor Mr. Clyde W.Thornell Mrs. Gladys Tressler Miss Juliana J. Uram

Mrs. Ann Sleiner Mr. Gary L. Swimley Mr. Edward Tector Mr 8, Mrs. W Donald Thorpe Dr 8i Mrs Jack L. Tromp Mr 8, Mrs Gary Urban

Mrs. Carol Ann Sleiner Mrs. Tracy Swiontek Mr. & Mrs. Gene Telego Mr. 8i Mrs. Charles A. Throckmorton Mrs. Beverly Trout Mr. 8. Mrs. James H. Uselding Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Sleiner Mr Joseph Swisher Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tempest Mr. Donald Tidlund Mrs. Vera Troxel Mr Neil Van Der Kolk

Mr. Kerry Sleiner Mr. Galen C Swope Mrs Jane Ellen Tennant Mr. 8i Mrs. Charles Tiede Mr & Mrs. Gerald R Truax Dr. Marvin D Van Etten

Mrs. Marilyn Steiner Mr Robert Symanzik Mr. Verner Tepe Mrs Mary V. Tilton Dr. Roger L. Trueblood Mr 8. Mrs. Willis B. Van Farowe

Mrs. Polly Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Symonette Mr. Robert Telrick Mr. Bradley J. B. Toben Mrs. Willie M. Trumbauer Mr. Robert Van Horn

Mrs. Rhonda Steiner Mr. & Mrs. James W. Syrell Mr. William Theaker Mrs Eileen Tobias Mrs, Ardella Tschetter Mr 8. Mrs. Bryan Van Skike

Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Steinman Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Szucs Mrs. Lois E. Theiss Mr. Peler W.Todd Mr & Mrs. Gordon R. Tucker Mrs. Janet Van Treuren Mr. George B Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Douglas G. Taaljes Miss Carol R. Thiessen Mr. Florenl D. Toirac Mr & Mrs. James A. Tucker Mrs. Elizabeth J VanCampen

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Sterling Mr. Brad Taber Miss Lois S. Thiessen Mr. S Thomas Toirac Mrs. Janet Tucker Dr 8, Mrs. Neil VanDerKolk IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Mr & Mrs Henry T. Walton Mr &Mrs Leslie Walton

Mr Verl K Walton Dr & Mrs Willard E Walton Mrs. Ellen Ward Mr & Mrs David Wardle Miss Rose Marie Warkentin

Mrs. Charlotte A. Warner

Mrs lola M Warner Mrs Marian D Warner Mr Thomas L Warner Mr & Mrs James R Warren Mrs Mary Jo Warstler Mrs Cornelia M. Washburn

Mr Leonard P. Walerman

Mrs. Marjorie J Waters Miss Janet L Watkins Mrs Barbara V.Watson Mi & Mrs G Richard Walterson

Mr & Mrs Robert K. Wayne Mr & Mrs Steve Weaver Chap Jerry Webb

Dr 8, Mrs Robert H. Webb, Jr. Ms Shawncey J Webb Rev & Mrs K. Wayne Webber Mrs Arlene Weber Mrs Helen E Weber Mr & Mrs Lawrence M Weber Mr & Mrs Ned Weber Mr & Mrs C H Websler

Mr Erwin R. Wedel

Mr 8, Mrs Ted C Wedepohl Miss Rulh E Weekley Mrs Susan Wegner Dr Benjamin Wehling Mr & Mrs Ted W Weigel Miss Ethel M Weikart Mr Herman Weiland Mr Tim Weiland Mrs. Harwood Wetmer Mr Donald Weirick

Mr 8. Mrs Matthew E. Weiss Mr & Mrs Russell Weiss

Mr P Craig Welch. Jr.

Mr 81 Mrs Rick R Welch Mrs W S Welch, Jr Mrs MelindaM Wellen Mrs. Beth Wells

Mrs. Connie L. Welty

Mr Willis E. Welty Mrs Margaret Wendel

Mr John A. Wendell Mrs Carol Wendt Mrs. Helen B Wengatz Mr & Mrs Dale E Wenger

Mr & Mrs Robert J Went; Mr Richard Wepter

Mrs Julie Wesolek Mrs Dorothy M West Mrs Irene West Mr RexWesI

Chap (Mai) & Mrs Donald E. Weslbury

Mr Neil H Weslby Rev Bert Weslenberg

Mr & Mrs William Westering, III

Mr 8, Mrs Howard H. Western Mr Douglas B Weslin

Miss Rita Whartnaby

Rev 81 Mrs. W. Blythe Whealy Mr Charles J Wheeler

Dr Jane E Wheeler Mrs. Jo Anne C Wheeler Mrs Virginia Wheeler

Dr t, Mrs Andrew P Whipple

Mrs Geraldine G. Whisler

Mr 8, Mrs Richard G. Whilcomb Mrs Alice H. White

Mr &Mrs Arthur J, White Mr Charles W. White Mrs. Doris White

Mr 8. Mrs George While Miss Janis M White Self-discipline the '92 and value of hard work are among the many lessons Taylor students Lynne and Mr 8, Mrs Joseph H. White Laurel '90 Kinzer learn through participation in athletic programs. Mr Si Mrs Kenneth L. While Miss Pamela S. While

Mr & Mrs Robert L VanHousen Ms Thelma Verhoel Mr & Mrs Kenneth L Vint Mr & Mrs Lawrence E Wade Mr 8, Mrs John W. Wallace Mr 81 Mrs Paul B While Robert Mrs Dianne Kay VanRavenswaay Mr 8. Mrs Clair Vernier Dr 8 Mrs Jerry D Vinyarrl Mr & Mrs L Wadsworth Mr & Mrs Russell W. Wallace Mr R W. Whilelord Mr Charles Vance Mr & Mrs Don Vernier Mr James F Vivian Mr Scott Wagoner Mr & Mrs William R Wallbaum Mr Deverl Whitehead

Mr 8, Mrs Donald Vanden8rink Mr & Mrs Lewis Vernier Mrs LisaVogler Mr. & Mrs Lawrence Walcott Mrs Ruth C. Waller Mr & Mrs. Herbert E Whitney Mr Al Vander Plaals Mr & Mrs Robed Versaw Mr W Read Voigl Mrs Patty Walden Dr & Mrs Ralph Walls Mrs. Barbara R. Whittlesey

Mf & Mrs Guslave Vandermeulen Mrs Donna Velh LLCol Albert C Vollmer Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Walker Mr & Mrs. Jerry D Waller Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Wicks Miss Peggy Vanek-Tilus Mr &Mrs Wesley J Vettel Mrs Carol Volpe Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R Walker Mr & Mrs Leonard B. Waller Mr & Mrs Thomas G Widdoes Mr Joseph Vasicek Miss Martha Vick Rev Rick Volpe Dr Harold R Walker Mr & Mrs David H. Wallers Mr Jacob Wiebers

Mr & Mrs Richard L Vaughn Mr Lee Vida Miss Marlene Vondergeest Mr 8, Mrs. J. Robert Walker Dr 8, Mrs Dale D Walther Miss Elizabeth J Wiechers Miss Margaiel Veale Mr & Mrs Raymond H Vigneault Mrs Emily Voorhies Mrs Marilyn A Walker Mr a Mrs Bradley J Walton Mrs. Sheila Wierenga Mr & Mrs John Vergoz Mr Leland Vining Mr Robert G Wackerle Mr 8, Mrs Zane M Walker Mr & Mrs Daniel R. Walton Mr & Mrs Don R Wiesiahn Mr & Mrs Gary S Wiggins PARENTS

Lambright Mrs. Suzanne Wright Donald C. & Louella F. Chapman David & Alice Golden Richard D. & Ruth Rev. & Mrs. Conrad H. Wilcox E. Joanne L. Graham Waller Sherra D. Layton Dr. William L Wright Roland & Grace Cherwek James & & David Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. David Carolyn Sue LeMasters Mr. & Mrs. Don Wrigley Cedric R. & Jean Chitwood John & Janice Graham P. & Mr. Gary D. Wilcox Miss Tnelma Wu Earl & Nancy Christensen JohnR. & Phyllis J. Green CarlO. & Sandra J. Leedy Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Wild III Robert R. Connie Griffin Russell E. & Hazel Leichty Mr. & Mrs. B. L Wurster James & Peggy Church, & Wildeboer Miss Grace Molly Guillaume Charles W. & M. Susan Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Wust Henry & Joyce Clark Norman L. & John Wildeboer Mr. & Mrs. Erika Lewis Mrs. MarleneWyatt Charles D. & Shirley Coin Stanley & Ruth Guillaume David W. & Dr. William C. Wilder Carroll DonnaMae E. Lindman Mr. & Mrs. Robert W.Wyatt, Jr. Bill & Diane Costas Robert H. & Cathy W. Gunther D. & Mi Mark Wildermuih Long Mr. & Mrs. Frank T.Wyder Lawrence J. & Ractiael L. Crabb, Jr. Richard W. & Bonni Gygi J. David & Lorraine D. Sabrina R. Wilds Mrs. Mark Aljean Loving Mr. Alfred C. Wynne Elza & Cindy Crabtree Jerry & Carolyn S. Hapner & Mr. Harold Wiley Mr. & Mrs. Walton A Wysong Shirley Crew Kenneth M. & Barbara Harrison Thomas & Barbara Ann Lowry Mr.AIWilgus Dr. Charles A Yale Mr Paul Wilkey Mr. Bert Y. Yamaguchi Mr & Mrs. Joe A. Wilkirs Mr. Ikuo Yamaguchi Mr. & Mrs. Gregg R. Wilkinson Ms. Catherine M. Yamoor Mr. Richard Wilkinson Mr. & Mrs. Charles A Yankey Mr. Merlin W.Willard Serving is a privilege Mr. & Mrs. C. V. Yeager Mr. Brian L Williams Mr. & Mrs. Nelson E. Yeager Mr. C. Molton Williams After twenty years on the Mr.DavidW.Yeakel.Jr. Mr. J. Ronald Williams Mrs. Eileen Yeater Taylor staff, Tom Beers '55 Mrs. Jacqueline Williams Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Yerks Mrs. James D. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Donald Yircotl retains a servant attitude and a Mrs. Lois Williams Mrs. A. May Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Williamson to shoulder Mr. Clarence A. Yoder willingness Mr. & Mrs. James Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Williamson diverse administrative responsi- Mrs. M. Sue Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Williamson Miss Mabel Yoder Mrs. Sandra L. Williamson bilities which today include Miss Marian F. Yoder Mrs. Charmane Willis Dr. & Mrs. Paton Yoder associate vice president for Mr. Donald Scott Willis Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Wesley R.Willis Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Yoder advancement. Mrs. Martha J. Willman Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. Yoder Mr. & Mrs. Paul W.Wills As part of his community Mrs. Lori York Mrs. Barbara Wilson Dr. & Mrs. Daryl R. Yost Miss Doris Wilson service, Tom has served as presi- Mr. & Mrs. Claude E. Young Miss Evalyn M. Wilson Mrs. Helen Young Mr. Ken Wilson ident of the board and chairman Mr. J. D. Young Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Wilson Mr. John D. Young of the fund raising campaign for Mr. Ronald Wilson Mrs. Linda K. Young Mr. Ronald Wilt Mr. & Mrs. Scott A Young the Grant County United Way Mr. & Mrs. William L. Wiltlong Mr. Thomas M Young Mr. & Mrs. David L Wimberly and as a board member of the Mr. & Mrs. William M. Young Mr. John R. Wimmel Mrs. Sharon Youngblood Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E. Wind Grant County Mental Health Mr. & Mrs. William H. Younger Mr. Ronald E. Winder Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Yutzy Center. Currently, he serves as Mrs. Barbara Winn Mr. & Mrs Richard P. Zbell Dr. Alan H. Winquisl Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Zea state director of the Indiana Mr. Paul A Winter Mr. David Zehr. Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Winterholter Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Zehr Elderhostel program, second Mr. & Mrs. Jon M. Winters Mr. Paul Zell Mr & Mrs B Stanley Wiren vice president of the Marion Dr. & Mrs. Frank J. Zeller Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Wise Mrs. Kathtyn L. Zenker! Mrs. LaVelle Wise YMCA board, and first vice Tom Beers brings a servant's Mr. Robert Zevenbergen Mrs. Sara Wisler Miss Susan M. Zilewicz Mr. Earl Wissman chairman of Grant County attitude to his work. Mrs. Mary Zondervan Mr. & Mrs. Gerald H. Wit Mr. David W. Zoulendam Way's Allocations Committee. Miss Helen With United Miss Estelle A. Zurburg Mr & Mrs Orville Withrow task enjoys the most, Tom Mr. & Mrs. Karl F. Zurburc When asked which he Mrs. Carta Witmer Ms. Delores E. Witmer characteristically replies, "That's hard. It's honestly a privilege Miss Isabel Mae Witt

Mr. & Mrs. J. Gregory Witt to serve at Taylor." Mrs. MaryJ.Wittmer Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wixtrom

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Wogoman Philip & Janet C. Loy Thomas & Bonnie CrulchTield Terry & Andrea Harrison Mr. Martin J. Wolf Hassfurder Nada S. Lucibello Grey B. & JoAnn S. Culberson Steven W. & Leslie J. Miss Fern M. Wolfe Carl E. & Kay Lundstrom Gerald & Diane Cuper Roger H. & Patricia J. Hay Carl Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W.Wolff, E. Lewis & Dorothy Luttrell Charles Cureton Doyle L. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Vernon E. Wolff David Carolyn Hein Charles E. & Dottie Lynn Lewis & Joy E. Curless & Mrs. Lana Wolford Bruce V. & Rosemary MacFadyen, Jr. Jack & Sharon D'Arcy Larry R. & Joyce Helyer Mrs. Julia Wolfrum Hendricks Daniel & Joyce MacLeish Daniel R. & Sara Darby Henry & Ruth Mrs. Graybill Wolgemulh James & Val Marie MacLeish James & Linda R. Daubenmier Gene & Carol Henschen Mrs. Mary Gayle Wolgemuth Richard & Carole Madsen James R. & Nadine C. Davis Martin & Carol Hess Miss Betty Womack Beverly A. Hill Eleanor Malas Robert E. &Theda Dawes Hugh W.& Mrs. Gigi Wonderly Stephen & Delphine Louise Manley Paul & Sandra Den Hartigh John & Annelie E. Hinks Mr. Warren J. Wong Michael & Carol Marker Daniel & Cynthia Dew LulaB.Hitlle Mrs. Donna Wood Rodger & Bonnie Martin Timothy E. & Janis L. Hoeksema Parents Timothy & Lucille Oilier Mrs. Paul H.Wood Holtgren Roger & Marjorie Mason Richard H. & Judith W. Dominguez Michael & Judy Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Wood James A & Jocelyn A Blum John Joan Gene & Charleen Matsudo Robert E. & Patricia M. Dunbar & Home Mrs. victoria L. Wood Jerry E. & Penny K. Boyd Michael & Beverly McBride Lars & Doreen Dunberg Harris E. & Jean C. Hubers Miss Vida Wood R. David & Joan Boyer John & Sharon McClure Donald D. & Anita M. Dyck Richard C. & Laurel A. Hull Mr. Wayne Wood Bruce & Mary Alexander David H. & Marilyn R. Brewer Elizabeth S. Hussung Joseph & Beverly McGee Stuart M. & Marjorie P. Ensinger, Jr. David L. & Mrs. Susan V. Woodcock McMillan William & Rosemarie Amot H. Ely & Carla B. Britton, Jr. Larry & Katherine Huston Everett E.& Colleen Gary E. & Wanda L. Evans W. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert A. Woodman Wayne & Mary Augustine Larry G. & Nancy Brown Judith ntzes Paul & Beverly Means Judith B. Finn Nicholas & Ann Mr. C. R. Woodrow Richard A. & Elsbeth Baarendse Robert E. & Nancy Brown Miles S.&Virgilia W.Mercer Tyler & Letha Flynn Thomas & Barbara Jackson Mr. Mrs. Charles Woodruff & Robert W.& Sandra L.Barkey Sherman L & Ruth M. Brown James E. & Jane Metcalfe Duane A & Myra Ford Mark & Rita Jarvis Mr. Donald Woods Eileen Barnes Richard L. & Elizabeth Brubaker Don & Lorraine Mickelson William H.&Buena Vista Ford Roger & Janet Jenkinson Mr. Kenneth C. Woodward Graham & JoAnn Barnett Cortland M. & Donna Bucher Robert & Coleen J. Midwood Gary W. & Andra Foss Gordon & Janice Johnson Mrs. Nancy Woodward Robert & Beverly S. Bass Stanley & Betty Burden Bernard M. & Doris K. Mihara Victor & Lorelei Franz Floyd & Sandy Jousma, Jr. Mr. Robert Worcester L. Clayton R. & Gerallyn M. Baumann John & Suzanne Burgess H. Richard & Helen Miller Oswald Carmen Fraser Tal & Lynn Keenan &Mrs.GaylonWorch & Mr. Paul & Esther Baxendale Timothy & Carolyn Burkholder Homer Jay & Mary A Miller John & Mary Ann Fuller Nancy Kennedy Miss Sharon Workman Roger E & Marilyn Beaverson Eugene & Catherine Buny John C. & Janet M. Miller Herrick & Diane Garnsey Robert & Lynda King Mrs. Prudentia Worth Miller John & Donna Bechtel Ray 0. & Ann Burwick Leroy D. & Dawn Kinzer Lynn E. & Irmgard Larry A & Janice E. Gates Mr. & Mrs. Floyd J. Wortinger Thomas G. & Helen Beers John J. & Martha M.Byler Kline Phillip & Luanne Miller Marcelo R. & Joan P. Gavilanez James Mr. Kenneth M. Wortinger William R. & Betty Lou Benson Waiter E. & Mary Campbell Margaret Theodore E. & Carol J. Miller Ralph D. & Melba R. Gerber Herbert A & S. Knapp Mrs. Mary D. Wortman Stephen & Ruth Ann Berger Wendell J. & Mary E. Carlson Helen Koller Maurice J. Mishler Robert C. & Joan Gilkison Virgil & Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W.M.Wozniak Roland M. & Shirley Bertka Robert B. & Ann M. Carroll Carolyn Melvin & Sandra Moeschberger H. RonaldS Wanda Gines Bruce & Konya Mrs. Julia Wright John C. & Carole Bird Terry L & Becky S. Chandler Don & Phyllis Moore Koslas & Helen Gogis Edward T. & Christine J. Kraus Mr. Paul Wright ONLY TAKES A SPARK

Jane E. Moore Willard E. & Eunice Walton John & Antoinette Wildeboer Allen D. & Diane A Meyer

D. Eugene & Carol S. Morgan Waller & Donna Wanvig Andrew J. & Judith H. Williamson Dwight L & Jane Mikkelson Philip & Fran Mortensen G. Richard & Leota K. Walterson Wesley R. & Elaine S. Willis Jeflery G.Miller Preston L & Ruth M. Moyer Arlene Weber Larry & Lynne Winterholter Phil & Alberta Miller

Wayne S. & Patsy A. Munson William & Karen J Westering, III Jon M. & Faith B Winters Craig W. & Cynthia Moore

Mary Kay Neidhamer JohnC. & Jo Anne C Wheeler Robert C & Rosanne Wolfe Karen E. Muselman

Merle T. & Pauline E. Nelson Kenneth L.& Judy A. White Ronald D.& Phyllis Wood Timothy A & Susan Nace

Donald R & Sandy Neu Paul B. & Karen While Ronald & Nancy Woodward Ronald & Myrna Net! Buckley& Betty Nielsen Paul & Suzanne E Wicks Raymond & Janis Yoder Robert R & Margaret C. Neideck

Jotm F. & Louise L Nordengren Thomas Tj & Barbara Widdoes Steven R & Anita Yoder Kenl R & Darla S. Nelson

David & Judith O'Brien Gary S & Ethel W. Wiggins Karl F & Linda J Zurburg David L. & Ruth E. Neuhouser

Stewart I. & Vivian E. Odell Charles & Irma R Newman James H. & Arloeen Oliver Gary & Joy Newton

Paul W Patterson E. Herbert & Louise Nygren Businesses Earle & Helen Peters Stephen A Olsen James & Dara Peters Richard & Sharon Parker Everett T. & Maralyn D Peterson Paul W. & Phyllis Patterson & Industry Robert G. & Joyce Peterson Roger W & Rose A. Phillips Roy & Corrine Peterson Robert D & Marsha Pitts

Betty Pettilor William & Martha Planck Listenberger Design Associates Aclion Graphics, Inc. T. Prell David & Liane Phillips Michael M. J. Roth Reflections Air Marion, Inc. John H. & Janet M. Phillips Nelson E. & Beth Rediger Management Consulting Service Associaled Colleges ot Indiana & F. Roosevelt & Denise Pinder Bret & Karen Richards Marion Health Care Clinic Avis Industrial Corporation Edward & Marietta Pippenger William & Rebecca Ringenberg Marion Paving Company, Inc. Bank of Highland Gordon & Rulh Plaggemars Douglas H. & Clarice Gregg Rohrman Mary's Greenhouse & Florist Barber Realty, Inc. Edwin & Barbara A. Ploegman Joe & Carol Romine Matlock Janitorial Service Battery Specialists Company Gordon & Judy Polsgrove R. Waldo & Marlene Roth McJohnson, Inc. Berco, Inc. John & Rolene W. Popp Roger & Louona J. Roth Meyer's Service Auto Club Blossom Hill Nursing Home, Inc. Kenneth K. & Jill A. Potts Paul E & Mary Ellen Rothrock Moellering Construction Company, Bova Fruit Richard & Margaret Pyle Jessica L Rousselow Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Inc. Eilert & Jenny Ranneklev Paul A. & Connie Rowan Company Munsee Meats, Inc. David H- & Nancy L. Reany Lawrence & Wilma Rowe Musselman Lumber Specialties. Inc. Faculty & C & L Well Drilling Harry R & Kay E. Reed Gene L & Nancy A. Rupp National City Bank Citizens National Bank ot Grant James & Lys Reiskytl Suellah J Savidge Nelson County Yoder Construclion Charles & Joyce C. Reynolds Richard A. & Joanne Seaman Company, Inc. Citizens Slate Bank Nerval & Margie Rich Staff Alice M. Shippy Overholl Construction Company City Savings Bank William & Rebecca Ringenberg Robert E. & Lavonna Shockey P&RHomelV Service. Inc. Classy Curls & Cuts Leslie W. & Virginia Roberts Alice Jackson Frederick B & Darlene Shulze P. Ploegman Sons, Inc. Coca Cola Bottling Company & Loren L. & Judy A. Roberts Dale M & Margaret Jackson Darrell & Susan Sigworth Pacesetter Bank Computer Assisted Research Service Hubert & Mary Robertson Charles & Vema Jaggers, III Robert M & Carol B. Sisson Palmer Minnows Confectionery, The Clarence & Diana Robison Roger & Janet Jenkinson Ronald M. & Chikako Sloan Project Foster Care Creekside Estates Gardiner & Virginia Rogers Daniel & Miriam G. Jeran DaleL & Bonnu Sloat Pure Bliss H. Leon & LaGatha Adkison Cubberle/s, Inc. William G & Sally R. Roost Kimberly K. Johnson Allan J. 8, Ardis Smith R. J. Marshall Company Beulah P. Baker D.R. or B.J. Eckhart Furniture R. Waldo &MarleneRolh Robert S. & Helen L Jones Ara & Claudia Jean St. John Ray's Concrete Denise Bakerink Upholestry Roger & Louona J Roth Thomas G. & Carolyn M Jones Richard J. & Rebecca W. Stanislaw Rod Ealon Excavating James R. & Norma Barker Deaton Funeral Home John A Rucker S. Marian Kendall Charles C. & Barbara Stevens Rodocker's Lock & Key Company, Inc. L. William & Jeanette K. Bauer, Jr. Deene Corporation Christian L. & Evelyn Rupp Jay & Jane Kesler Kenneth D. & Sarah Swan Romer Lighting Center Thomas G & Helen Beers Don Welton Mobile Homes, Inc. James & Mickey Ryg Jack W & Janet King Jere Truex Schalfer and Company Ronald M & C Joyce Benbow Electronics Metal Finishing Jerry & Judy Sampson Paul F King Marilyn A. Walker Schneider Clinic Robert P. & Marcia Benjamin Corporation Terry & Betty Schaberg Larry Kleindienst John W.& Doris W.Wallace Servicemaster Industries Dan R. Boyd Family Fireworks Donald & Lenore Schener Kelly R. & Wendy Koons ShawnceyJ. Webb South Side Appliance Service David H. & Marilyn R Brewer Ferris Apartmenls Jerome M. & Jeanette J. Schlenker Ronald A. & Julie A. Kortmacher Lois A. Weed Stein Advertising Ray E & Jeanne L. Bullock Fincannon Ford Mercury, inc. Marvin L & Mario Schmidt Philip K. & Velma E. Kroeker Dale E & Martha S Wenger Steingraber Masonry Stanley & Betty Burden Gordon Food Service William L & Dena Z. Schnupp LeRoy & Roberta Kroll Andrew P. & You-Ying W. Whipple Sieve Groves Golf Shop Timothy & Carolyn Burkholder Graber's Carpel Studio John M- & Jane Schroeder James B. & Sybil Law Arthur J. & DonicaJ White Summil Bank Joe & Jane Bumworth Giabill Bank Lee W. & Mae Scroggins Wynn & Bonnie Lembright Sabrina R. Wilds T-3 Investments Robert D. & Teil M Buroker Greyhound Food Management Jean A Seaman Paul & Connie Lightloot Alan H. Winguist T.J. Cinnamon's Melvin L Callison Hartford City Family Dental Care Charles & Bonnie Sellers Philip & Janet C. Loy Larry & Lynne Winterholter Tamco Industries, Inc. Walter E. & Mary Campbell Hartford Concrete Products, Inc. Russell Sells Joe W. & Dianne M. Lund Sharon B. Wit Ted Buesking Company, Inc. Kimberly F. Case Indiana Basketball Camp Arlen R & Julianne Y, Severson Robert M. & Billie J Manor Robert C. & Rosanne Wolfe The Pierce Governor Company Mildred S. Chapman Indiana Federation of Clubs Gary & Mary Alice Shade William & BrendaJ. Mantha Daryl R, & Joenita Yost Total Loveliness, Inc. James & Linda J. Coe Indiana National Bank Jay D. & Judy Shapley Barbara Sue Metzger Daniel & Martha YuBy Valco Cincinnati. Inc. Winfried & June Corduan Ivanhoes Drive- In William & Ellen Shroyer Von Tobel Foundation, Inc. Mark & JoAnne Cosgrove James Animal Clinic Gordon & Jane Sissing Wallpaper World Gilbert L. & Janice Shaw Crouse John R Rogers Company Dale L & Bonnie Sloat Walnut Creek Golf, Inc. Robert & Barbara Davenport Kappa, Kappa, Kappa. Inc. Richard J. & Nancy J Smith Warsaw Black Oxide, Inc. Randy & Jama Davis Keebler Company Foundation Robert E.& Lee Smith Woodard Sales & Service Janet K. Deavers LeMaster Steel Erectors, Inc. William W & Jerry Ann Smith David & Barbara C. Dickey John & Carol Sonneveldt Timothy & Lucille Oilier Lucille Spellerberg Edward Eugene & Gloria Dinse Ara & Claudia Jean St. John Richard & Ruth A Dixon Richard J. & Rebecca W Stanislaw Theodore M. & Lillian Dorman Barry L & Judy A Sleinman Lee E. & Patricia Erickson John & Dawn Slirneman Tom P. & Julie Essenburg Fred & Jane Lynne Stockinger William & Frances Ewbank Roger & Carol Storer John & Joyce A Fox Harvey T. & Jane Storm Robert J & Elizabeth Freese Allen L & Kathryn Stout WilliamA&LuraJ. Fry Chester & Norma L Stout Richard & Karel Gates William A & Marilyn Slrulz Jan T. & Nancy Jane Gillespie Ned & Jean Stucky George A & Jan Glass Robert F & Charlotte Y. Slyer Robert V. & Jane E. Gortner Matching Larry D. & Judith Summers Robert R. & Connie Griffin Greg & Rita Sweeting Daniel G. & Margaret B Hammond Foundations Mary Sweitzer Paul M. & Shirley E. Harms Carl E. & Dorothy Symonette gift Albert D & Pam Harrison Lyle E & Margaret C Talbot George W. & Anna T. Harrison Ernest & Carol S. Taylor Larry R. & Joyce Helyer Verner Tepe Foundation, The Sonneveldt Foundation, The Timothy & Kathryn A Herrmann companies Norman & Marilyn Thompson Community Foundation. The Stratford Foundation William and Susan Hetti Raymond & Linda J. Thompson English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation Von Tobel Foundation, Inc. Mary Ann Hill Marilyn Twining Grace Pepper Smith Foundation Robert & Susan Hodge AMR/American Airlines David H. & Marion K Unruh Les Geng Charitable Foundation Allstate Foundation, The Gerald L. & Jane Hodson ARCO Atlantic Richfield Foundation Gary & Jean Urban Lytord Cay Foundation, Inc. Amcast Industrial Foundation Sharon K. Hopkins AT&T Foundation James H & Sally E. Uselding Mennonite Foundation, Inc., The American Cyanamid Company Herbert & Nancy A Howard Abbott Laboratories Fund Neil &BonilaL Van DerKolk Remington Foundation, William G. American Electric Power Service Oliver & Jackie Hubbard Aetna Lile and Casually Donald & Joyce VandenBr ink Rice Charitable Lead Trust Corporation Dale & Laura L Hutson Allied-Signal Foundation, Inc. John & Gail P. Vergoz Sears Roebuck Foundation. The American States Insurance Company CHURCH MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM

American United Lile Insurance Northwestern Mutual Life Dillman United Brethren in Christ, Grosse lie Baptist, Ml Ridgeville Community, American-Standard Foundation Ohio National Lile Insurance Warren, IN Grosse Pointe Baptist. Ml Springboro, OH Ameritech Services Peal Marwick Main Foundation Dublin Friends Meeting, IN Harvest Evangelical Free. Ridgeway Church of God,

Amoco Foundation, Inc. Pillsbury Company Foundation. The Eastern Shore Covenant, Seaford, DE Kalamazoo, Ml Mansfield. OH

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Principal Financial Group Emmanuel Baptist Johnstown, PA Harvester Avenue Missionary, Fort Ripley Boulevard Baptist, Alpena, Ml Arthur Andersen & Company Proctor & Gamble, The Evangelical Free, Hershey, PA Wayne, IN Scofield Memorial, Dallas. TX Foundation Provident Life & Accident Insurance Evangelical Mennonite. Archbold, OH Herbsl United Methodist, Marion, IN Siloam Fellowship, Frewsburg, NY

Arthur Young Foundation Prudential Insurance Company Evangelical Mennonite, Berne, IN Hillsboro United Methodist, IN South Mountain Bible, Fayetteville, PA

Ashland Oil Foundation. Inc. Public Service Electric & Gas Evangelical Mennonite, Fort Wayne, IN Immanuel Baptist, Holland. Ml Spring Arbor Church of the Avon Products Foundation, Inc. Quantum Chemical Corporation Evangelical Mennonite, Wauseon, OH Immanuel Baptist, Saginaw. Ml Nazarene, Ml

BP America, Inc. RCA Corporation

Ball Corporation Ralston Purina

Baxter American Foundation, Trie Raytheon Becton Dickinson Foundation Rockwell International Bell Communications Research, Inc. Rosewood Corporation Preserving the past Best Lock Corporation Safeco Insurance Companies Boeing Company, The Sara Lee Foundation

CIBA-GEIGY Corporation Schering-Plough Foundation I With his unfailing kindness and CNA Insurance Companies Sherex Chemical Company, Inc. CSX Corporation Smith Kline Beckman Foundation sense of humor, Dwight Caterpillar Tractor Company Spectra-Physics, Inc. Mikkelson, professor of history Chevron Matching Grants Program Spiegel. Inc. Cincinnati Bell, Inc. Square D Foundation and archivist, chortles tolerantly Clarcor Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company TRW Foundation at comments about him living in Consolidated Natural Gas Education Tenneco, Inc. Foundation Times Publishing Company the past. Like any other outstand- Consumers Power Company Transamerica Corporation

Continental Illinois Foundation Trinova Corporation ing teacher, he brings his subject

Cooper Tire & Rubber Foundation UNOCAL matter to life—to the delight and Crowe Chizek & Company US Air Cummins Engine Foundation USX Foundation benefit of his students. Dana Corporation Foundation United Parcel Service Foundation Delta Airline Foundation, The United Technologies A faculty member since 1968, Digital Equipment Corporation United Telephone Company of IN, Inc.

Dow Chemical USA United Telephone Company of Ohio Dwight believes "good historians Dow Corning Corporation Upjohn Company Dun & Bradstreet Corporation WA Whitney Corporation become involved in the historical Foundation Washington National Insurance society of thecommunity where Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Welch's Emerson Electric Company Westinghouse Education Foundation they live." Ernst & Whinney Foundation Whirlpool Foundation Essex Group, Inc. Xerox Foundation, The Putting his words into action, he Ethyl Corporation Exxon Education Foundation serves as President of the Ferro Corporation Blackford County Historical Firestone Tire & Rubber Company First National Bank ol Chicago Society, a position he's often held Ford Motor Company Fund GTE Corporation during the last fifteen years. Dwight downplays that service, Gannett Foundation General Electric Foundation as well as his contributions to Hartford City's museum and li- Gould Foundation

Guardian Life Insurance Company of brary and his role in publishing a history of the county. America, The "I have the satisfaction of working with a few persons who H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Hartford Group, The are very dedicated to preserving and exhibiting local lore," Harvey Hubbell Foundation Helene Curtis, Inc. he says. Herco Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company Honeywell Foundation Evangelical Presbyterian, In His Presence Ministries, Bay ITW Foundation Detroit Ml St. Mark Missionary, Mishawaka, IN Faith Baptist Greenville, Ml City, Ml Illinois Bell SI. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran, Indian Hilts Community Church, Indiana & Michigan Power Company Faith Bible, Metamora, It Mansfield, OH Lincoln, Ml International Business Machines, Inc Faith Bible Church ol Peoria. It Sunnycresl United Methodist, Lakeview Church, Zion, IL International Telephone & Telegraph Faith Community, Indianapolis, IN Marion, IN Lakeview Life Center, Marion, IN Penney Company. Inc. Fellowship Baptist Chapel, Sterling J C Church Sutter Presbyterian, St. touis, MO Lawndale Community, Chicago, IL Johnson & Johnson Association Heights, Ml Sylvania Alliance, OH Little Union Baplist, Bloomington, IN Kahn Brothers & Company, Inc. First Assembly Church Schools, The Chapel, Buffalo, NY Livingston United Methodist, Keebler Company Foundation Niles. Ml Trinity Evangelical Free, Tampa, Ft matching Columbus, OH Kerr-McGee Foundation, Inc. First Assembly of God, Wanen PA Trinity United Methodist, Lowell Missionary, Ml Kmart Corporation First Baplist, Elgin, It Savannah, GA Main Sheet Wesleyan, Jonesboro, IN Lincoln National Corporation First Baptist Church ol Village Green, Trinity United Methodist, Van Wert, OH Miama, Ft Manhattan Baptist, Greencastle, IN Loren M. Berry Foundation gift program Trinity Wesleyan, tima, OH Maranatha Ministries, Inc., Lubrizol Foundation First Christian, Columbus, IN United Baptist, Madison, ME Grandville, Ml Maccabees Mutual Life Insurance First Church of God. Germantown, OH United Methodist Women, Mentone United Methodist, IN Company Central College United Presbyterian. First Church of the Nazarene, Albany United Church of Christ, IN Beaverton, Ml Merriam Christian Chapel, Albion, IA Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. Westerville. OH Elkhart, IN United Methodist, Shrub Oak, NY Alpha Mennonite . Alpha, NJ Messiah tutheran (Raintree), Martin Marietta Corporation Chapin United Methodist, First Covenant, Salina, KS Zeeland, American Baptist Women of Indiana, Vriesland Reformed, Ml Foundation Henderson, First Evangelical Free. Wichita, KS Matthews, NC Jasonville, IN Ml West Walnut Street Church of Christ. Middletown United Methodist, KY McDonnell Douglas Foundation Chillicothe Bible, IL First Missionary, Lansing, Ml American Reformed, DeMotle, IN Portland, IN Miracle Faith Temple, Anderson, IN Mead Johnson Company Christ Presbyterian, Richmond. IN First Presbyterian, Columbiana, OH & Antioch Christian, Losantville, IN Wakarusa Missionary, IN Covenant Bible, Cedar Rapids. IA Foundation, Inc. Christian Missionary First United Methodist, togansport, IN New Auburn Presbyterian, IN & Alliance, Westover Presbyterian, Northridge Christian Fellowship, Merrill Lynch Indiana, First United Methodist Plymouth, Ml Avondale United Methodist, Evart, Ml PA Greensboro, NC Springfield. Metropolitan Life Foundation Church of God, The, Angola, IN First United Brethren, Blissfield, Ml OH Bethany Chapel. Wheaton, IL Wethersfield Community, CT Okeana United Methodist MITRE Corporation, The of Nazarene, Dunkirk, IN First United Methodist Oceanside, NY OH Bethel Baptist. Jackson, Ml Church The White Harvest Christ Fellowship, Osolo Missionary, Elkhart, IN Mobil Foundation, Inc. Church of the Door, Elyria, Flagstaff Christian Fellowship, AZ Bible Baplist, Wakarusa, IN Open OH Indianapolis, IN Ossineke United Methodist Motorola Foundation Community Bible, Marietta, GA Fourth Presbyterian, Bethesda. MD Bible Chapel, St Louis, MO Willerup United Methodist. Women, Ml Mueller Company Foundation Community Bible, High Point, Ginghamsburg United Methodist, Tipp Blue River Church of the Brethren, NC Cambridge, Ml Penn Valley Grace Brethren, Nabisco Brands, Inc. Cornerstone Baptist, Eldridge, IA City. OH Columbia City, IN Winding Waters Brethren, Elkhart, IN Telford, PA Nalco Chemical Company Covenant Baplist Columbus, OH Goodwin Nazarene, Anderson, IN Missionary, Butterfield Free Will Baptist, Aurora, IL Woodburn IN Pleasant Hill Baptist Smithville, OH National Bank of Detroit Davis Wesleyan, Hamlet, IN Grace Baptist, Middletown, OH of tife Center, Calvary Baptist, Albert Lea, MN Word Yakima, WA Pleasantdale United Methodist, Nationwide Foundation Dayspring Church of Missions. Grace Brethren, North Canton, OH Calvary Baptist, Nassau, Bahamas God Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc. Montpelier, IN Navistar Foundation Cincinnati, Grace Community, Panarama City, CA Calvary Chapel of Appleton, Wl OH Yorktown Methodist Church, Praise Fellowship. New York Telephone Company Decatur Missionary, IN Grace United Methodist, Hartford Glen Dale, WV Calvary Community, Alexandria, IN Yorktown Heights, NY Princeton Bible, North American Phillips Corporation Detroit Gospel Tabernacle, Ml City, IN IL Central Assembly of God, Houston, PA Youth for Christ International, Red Mills Baptist, Manopac Falls, NY Northern Illinois Gas Granger Missionary, IN Englewood, CO IT ONLY TAKES SPARK

Tamara Dallery Louis & Mary Knoble Lewis & Martha Vernier Ronald & Pamela David Mary G. Lovell Joseph & Carolyn Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Delaney Louise Marling Erwin & Ruth Wedel

First Baptist Church, Robert & Ana Slover Lois A. Weed

Montpelier, IN Florence M. Spence L. Marshall & Rhoda Welch

Kenneth Lee & Brenda Lippard John & M. E. Swan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilkinson Norene M. Moore C. H. & Louise Webster Paul Wright Linda S. Osburn Paul & Karen White Harold & Dorothy Zart

Herbert & Elizabeth Raymann Elizabeth J. Wiechers Rolland & Betty Zehr Raymond & Elinor Retallack Gordon & Judith Wind Evangelical Mennonite Church The flame James & Martha Russell Fern M. Wolfe Marion Paving Company, Inc. Theodore & May Sheyda Mllo A. Rediger ('39) John R. Rogers Company

Ssj Rev. & Mrs. E. W. Smillie Donald & Hope Barnes The Community Foundation of burns brightly Allan & Ardis Smith Maurice Beery Grant County, Indiana, Inc. Peggy Vanek-Titus Margaret Behnken James A. Rennaker Richard & Betty Vaughn Jean Bergwall Nelson & Beth Rediger W. Read Voigt G. Dewayne & Judy Bontrager Glenn Rocke ('41) By their gifts, whether Daniel & Susan Walton Leland & LaRita Boren Nelson & Beth Rediger an honorary gift, memo- C. Molton Williams Frank & Betty Lou Brackin Gene & Nancy Rupp David & Jacqueline Wimberly Larry & Christine Brown Nathan & Carol Tropf rial tribute, annuity, estate Miriam H. Crowvell Lynwood & Frances Brown Mine Smith

or scholarship, these indi- Cameron D. L. Mosser Robert & Nancy Brown Louise Marling viduals are perpetuating J. Harlowe Evans Beulah Case Von VanZant M. Arthur Grant Dorotha Chapman Lois A. Weed ideas and values shared John P. Ische ('50) Russell & Trudy Clark Mark Wlebe with Taylor University. Bernice H. Ische Robert & Sharon Connor Louise Marling George C. Langdon Peggy Coppler Priscilla Wurtz ('39) Georgia B. Langdon Paul & Delores Crist Nelson & Beth Rediger Veryl Macy ('48) Clair & Olive Day Gene & Nancy Rupp Honorary & Marshall & Vonda Cappon George & Miriam Escher John Zoller ('41) Lorrene A. Cody Everett & Jane Everson Charles & Irma Newman memorial gifts Iva M. Courtnay William & Frances Ewbank Nelson & Beth Rediger Gregg & Michele David Herbert M. Frazer Gene & Nancy Rupp Robert & Joyce David Lester & Mildred Gerig W. Erwin Vincent In appreciation of: Helen Hoke George & Madelyn Guindon Given by: John & Sybil Johnson Richard & Clarice Halfast Jerald Ross & Dorothy Krebs Gary & Cynthia Harmon Riley L. Case Edgar & Jacklyn Laverty Earle E. Hart Annuities Mr. & Mrs. Loren Lindholm Vernon & Evaline Macy William & Mary Hoke Ethel L. Boyer ('27) Elmer Nussbaum Michael & Teresa Sayre Alice K. Holcombe Bertha P. Gllson ('29) Dr. M. Arthur Grant Jack & Helen Tromp Francis & Mildred Johannides Richard W. Halfast ('38) Bryan & Patricia Van Skike Stanley & Catherine Jones Devon & Velma Phillips In memorlam: Margaret Mahoney Thelma Aileen Karg Given by: Evelyn Ottinger Charles Duane & Rachel Kline Clyde W. Meredith Milton & Edith Korpi

Reba Talbott Aldrlch ('15) Clyde & Jane Meredith, Jr. William & Joan Ladd R. Ruth Welch Phillip & Patricia Meredith Merrill & Carman Livezey Estates Wendell W. Ayres J. D. Miller Phyllis McCoy Laverne Atha M. Arthur Grant Nelson & Beth Rediger Max & Nellie McKitrick Esther M. Brinkely Ted Braasch William L. Moyer Harold & Muriel Miller Ferdinand Freimuth Louise Marling Audrey H. Moyer Ann Montgomery Jeanette Graff ('30) Arland V. Brlggs ('39) Ruth Ellen Nussbaum ('48) Arthur & Sue Ellen Moorman Gladys D. Hendricks Cynthia M. Briggs Alyce Cleveland Milo & Violet Nussbaum C.E. & Verna E. Liechty Nels & Elizabeth Clint John & Dortha Mack Clyde & Maggie Oyer Madonna V McCarthy Emma Copeland Elmer Nussbaum James & Amanda Price Eva M. Nysewander J. Arthur & Effamay Dahlstrand T. L. & Janet Nussbaum Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Price Ruth H. McKeown Ronald & Frances Ringenberg Delia M. Rediger Keith & Deborah Mostad Mark Shugart Family Frieda Rediger Tameichi & Taeko Okimoto Dalton & Miriam VanValkenburg Howard & Lucille Rowell New Walter & Gwen Randall John P. Owen James R. Schmitz Nelson & Beth Rediger Nelson & Beth Rediger Nedra B. Seagly

John & Betty Rogers Dorothy Plumb ('56) E. Mattie Sellers scholarships Paul Sobel Loren & Rita Lindholm Orris & Sherrie Shafer John Baxter Coffey Memorial Fund Elton B. Stetson William Plumb Charles & Miriam Shilling Dillon-Long Memorial Endowed Scholarship Alice Uphold Willis and Doris Pott Reuben & Kathryn Short John M. Ellis Endowed Scholarship Christine Parkhurst Camith Stuart & Marjorie Ensinger, Jr. Lowell & Nancy Smith Jeanette Graff Music Scholarship William & Judith Abbott Betty Qutan Randell & Marjorie Smith Mathematics Alumni Scholarship John B. Coney ('90) M. H. & Kathryn Bordewick Richard & Rebecca Stanislaw Reade Center Faculty & Staff Auxiliary Charles & Ruth Baldwin Cleo & Naomi Burns Paul & Ruth Steiner Award R. Kent & Barbara Birckhead, Sr. Barbara B. M. Campbell Richard & Marilyn Steiner Taylor University Milo A. Rediger George & Carileen Bollinger Stephen & Mary Donald Robert & Lynette Tom Scholarship Fund Robert & Nancy Brown James & Kathryn Fisher Gladys Tressler Rediger-Vernier Alumni Dependent Dr. & Mrs. M. Ray Burwick Harriett H. Green Alice Uphold Scholarship Calvary Fellowship Church James & Helen Hayes, Jr. Russell & Dorothy Van Vleet Seagly Scholarship Joseph & Karen Coffey Irma U. Jones Clair & Bernice Vernier Summers Memorial Scholarship Roland & Joan Coffey Joseph & Martha Jones, Jr. Don & lolah Vernier Taylor/Alabama Scholarship .

VOLUNTEERS

Accuracy . .

In a report such as this, although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, it

is inevitable that some omissions and errors will occur. If your name does not appear,

or should it be misspelled, please notify the advancement office so that we can correct our error and apologize.

For your clarification, all donors listed in this report gave during the fiscal year

which began July 1, 1988 and ended June 30, 1989. Gifts which were postmarked after June 30 will be included in the report for the 1989-90 fiscal year. For tax

purposes, the IRS requires that all gifts be applied to the calendar year which appears

on the envelope's postmark; as an example, if a check is dated December 1989, but

carries a January 1990 postmark, the receipt will be applied to the 1990 tax year.

^SfjjVolunteers light the way National Alumni Council

The National Alumni Brenda Brenneman '69 David K. Gustafson '59 John F. Norris 74 Council is comprised of 19 Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Eagan, Minnesota Winchester Bay, Oregon volunteers who serve in an advisory capacity in the Cynthia M. Briggs 73 Richard W. Gygi '67 JoAnne Metcalf Powell 72 Raton, Florida Brentwood, Tennessee Worthington, Ohio planning and execution of Boca

alumni activities and Robert F. Brummeler '81 Janet Mendenhall Horner '62 Douglas L. Rupp 74 programs and as liaison to Grand Rapids, Michigan Denver, Colorado Archbold, Ohio the larger community in the Kimberly (KC) Carlsen '86 Michael May 75 James (Jamey) R. interests of the university. Wheaton, Illinois San Marino, California Schmitz '88 For the second consecu- Carol Stream, Illinois tive year, council members Paul R. Cox 73 Donald McLaughlin 75 Greenwood, Indiana Granger, Indiana Rosalie Closson Valutis '60 participated in a phone- East Lansing, Michigan athon, inviting fellow Ruth Wolgemuth Nancy Verdell Moller '65 '63 '87 alumni to join them in Guillaume Decatur, Indiana W. Quinn White Arlington Heights, Illinois Van Wert, Ohio pledging to the Taylor Fund. J. Aaron Neuman '89 Lima, Ohio Parents' Association Cabinet Richard & Bonni Gygi Merle & Avis Amundson Brentwood, Tennessee Greenfield, Indiana The Parent's Cabinet is a The Parent's Asso- Terry & Andrea Harrison core of elected members, all ciation holds three William & Sue Ann Brown Atlanta, Georgia parents of current Taylor goals: 1) to foster and Indianapolis, Indiana

students, who serve the cultivate the spirit of Roland Marilyn King William & Diane Costas & South Whitley, Indiana university in planning and Christian community Valparaiso, Indiana executing activities and as a among parents 2) to Lawrence & Rachael Crabb Richard & Ruth Lambright resource board. unite that community La Grange, Indiana Warsaw, Indiana As an advisory panel, into a vital force of Lewis & Dottye Luttrell rather than a policy-making influence, support and James & Linda Daubenmier Naperville, Illinois body, it acts as a liason be- action at Taylor Uni- Orange, California tween parents and Taylor versity through effec- James Joan Mathis Paul & Joan DeMerchant & Gaylord, Michigan University. tive communication Port Huron, Michigan Cabinet serve its members among members and Thomas & Barbara Widdoes Larry & Jan Gates both the student body and the institution 3) to Hudson, Ohio Granger, Indiana the Parent's Association, have a strong voice in Wesley & Elaine Willis which they represent. support of the contin- Harold & Mary Gianopulos Wheaton, Illinois Barrington, Illinois The Parent's association is ued spiritual welfare of an organization including all Taylor University. Jackson & Jayne Gin parents of current students. Mt. Prospect, Illinois .

IT ONLY TAKES A SPARK

Dr. Carl W. Hassel , Chairman of the Board Mr. John R. Home Mr. James H. Barnes, Jr. Superintendent, Southfield Public Schools Vice President and General Manager

President Southfield, Michigan Navistar International Corporation CRS Industries, Inc. St. Charles, Illinois Tampa, Florida

Mr. V. Donald Jacobsen Mrs. LaRita R. Boren Director, Quality Engineering and Training Vice President of Public Relations Avis Industrial Corporation AT&T Winston- Salem, North Carolina Upland, Indiana

Greetings from the Taylor Board. .

The Taylor University Board of Trustees serves as Mrs. G. Roselyn Kerlin Mr. R. David Boyer the governing policy board of the university, with the Danville, Indiana Attorrtey-at-Law ownership of the university actually vested in the Helmke, Beams, Boyer & Wagner corporate board! Fort Wayne, Indiana When one really considers the implications of such a mandate, the sense of responsibility for the guidance an institution such as Taylor is indeed profound. Dr. Joseph D. Brain of Mr. John McDougall Drinker Professor of Environmental The Taylor Board, I am pleased to report, takes its Retired Executive Vice President and Physiology responsibilities most seriously, and with deep com- Director Director, Respiratory Biology Program International Consultant Harvard University mitment. The twenty-six men and women of the Ford Motor Company Boston, Massachusetts board serve six-year terms at the pleasure of the Bloomfield Hills, Michigan board. We are constantly on the lookout for prospec-

tive board members. . . people who are first of all Mr. Carl W. Moellering Dr. Beverly E. Brightly President Executive Director committed Christians; people who will work, plan, Moellering Construction Company, Inc. Jacobus Foundation for Children, Inc. pray, think, and insofar as resources permit, support Fort Wayne, Indiana Assistant Professor Palm Beach Atlantic College the university financially. West Palm Beach, Florida The board's primary responsibilities include policy development, responding to the recommendations Mr. Theodore F. Brolund from the administration of the university, and support- Mr. Arthur K. Muselman President Vice President, Sales W.A. Whitney Corporation ing the president, his staff, the faculty, and all em- Economy Printing Rockford, Illinois ployees, in carrying out the mission of Taylor. The 1989-90 school year will be a challenging one, with the highest student enrollment in the history of Taylor; with a new dormitory; with exciting new Mr. Richard Russell Mr. J. Thomas Crutchfield educational opportunities for our students; and, most President Corporate Officer Russell Homes, Inc. H. Crutchfield, Inc. importantly, with deepened spiritual growth on the Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Sebring, Florida part of the board, staff and students.

With your continued support. . .in service, in prayer,

in giving. . .and under the Lordship of Christ, Taylor University will continue to be "effectively Christian" Mr. Thomas A. Dillon Dr. Fred S. Stockinger Attorney-at-Law in its ministry to our wonderful young people, and Cardiovascular Surgeon Lane. Alton & Horst finally through them, to the world. Grand Rapids, Michigan Columbus, Ohio

Most sincerely,

Mr. Kenneth Flanigan Dr. L. Marshall Welch Vice President President

The Northern Trust Company L.M. Welch & Associates, Inc. Chicago, Illinois Sedona, Arizona

Ms. Marta Gabre-Tsadick Dr. Samuel F. Wolgemuth Executive Director President Emeritus Mr. Robert C. Gilkison Dr. John 0. Hershey Project Mercy Youth for Christ International President Retired Chairman of the Board and Vice President Wheaton, Illinois Kahn Brothers Investment President Hel Mar Management Corporation Milton Hershey School Fort Wayne, Indiana O Hummelstown, Pennsylvania

Dr. J. Paul Gentile % Dr. James H. Woods Medical Doctor General and Vascular Fort Wayne, Indiana Surgeon Trustees Emeriti Milwaukee General and Vascular Surgery, S.C. Dr. Ted W. Engslrom Dr. Richard W.Halfast Dr. Charles W. Shilling Mr. Paul W.Wills Milwaukee, Wisconsin President Emeritus Retired Surgeon Distinguished Scientist Chairman World Vision Rochester, Indiana Department olForensicSciences Toledo World Terminals

Dr. Lester C. Gerig Pasadena, California (CPU Richfield, Ohio Mr. Paul Zurcher* Retired Chairman of the Board Dr. Walter Randall Armed Forces Institute of Zurcher's Tire, Inc. Mutual Security Lite Insurance Rev. Herbert M. Frazer Retired Professor of Physiology Pathology Mr. Linton A. Wood Monroe, Indiana Company United Methodist Minister Stritch School of Medicine Retired Businessman Washington, DC 'newly elected Cincinnati, Ohio Loyola University Hendersonville, North Upland, Indiana Carolina .

Former baseball coach's son got his start at Taylor The road to the big leagues

Jeff King, infielder for the Pittsburg Pirates baseball team, started his road to the majors at Taylor when his father, Associ- ate Director of Development Jack King '59, was the Trojan's baseball coach. Jeff and his brothers spent a lot of time catching fly balls during batting practice and foul pop-ups during Taylor baseball games. Here, Jack looks on as Jeff autographs balls after a win over the Cincin- nati Reds.

Jeff, (far right), relaxes before the game with team members Bobby Bonilla and Barry Bonds. Life in the big leagues is not all glamour and roaring fans, Jeff asserts. "The only difference between the major leagues and the minors is you get to travel first class," he says.

Warming up before the game, Jeff keeps life in the big leagues in perspective. "Sure, 20,000 to 30,000 people are constantly critiquing your performance But that comes with the territory. I've played with enough distinction to deserve the chance to be here." Jack King, qualified to pass judgement both as a former baseball coach and proud father, nods his head in agreement.—JG ALUMNI NOTES

1925 have significantly blessed his life. His presentation of life's real values. A new Maynard Ketcham is a volunteer in the address is P.O. Box 55084, Spring Hill, 550-seat worship center was completed prison ministries department of the As- FL 34606. in 1987 at 2624 Stonequarry Road, semblies of God. He has written 15,000 Dayton, OH 45414. letters to prisoners and preached in 1940 prisons across the U.S. He served as a Rev. Edward "Alumni Ed" Bruerd x 1955 missionary of his church for 44 years, died August 26 of a massive coronary. Mike & Lorena (Smith x56) Murphy the last 1 9 as field director over 500 Ed and his first wife, Dot (Bird x41), were sent to Spain in May to produce a missionaries in the Asia-Pacific area. lived at Taylor from 1960 to 1968 while video of the OMS work there for Following that, he taught missions for 8 Ed served as Alumni Executive showing in the U.S. Each year they will years at Central Bible College and Secretary. During this period he provide similar service in some OMS Evangel College. He lives at 3032 initiated great increase in alumni mission field, but their primary ministry Maranatha Lane, Springfield, MO a interest activity across the country. continues to be in Brazil. Their address 65803. and Ed served the Lord throughout his life as is Caixa Postal 58, 86.000 Londrina, pastor, evangelist and missionary, as Parana, Brazil. 1927 well as in the public relations area of Mable (Thomas) Norris has moved several Christian organizations. Son, 1960 from North Carolina to HC 83, Box 250, Charles x69, is a medical missionary in After 25 years of ministry in the United Coquille, OR 97423, c/o her son and New Guinea; daughters, Mary Jo Methodist Church, the last five in Mid- daughter-in-law, Dick & Mary (Win- Moudy '63 and Maravene x71, both dlebury, Vermont, George Klohck has ters) Norris, both '51. Another son, have degrees in teacher education. Ed's been appointed to serve the First United James '51, also graduated from Taylor, widow, Irene, lives at 10852 Rangeline Methodist Church in Voorheesville, and thirteen grandchildren and their Road, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. New York, a suburb of Albany. His spouses are alumni: Rick '72, John • Doris McKee died May 27 in a Fort address is R.D. 4 — 66 Maple Avenue, '74, Pam (Ware '75) Printup, Jim & Wayne, Indiana hospital. She had been Voorheesville, NY 12186. Judy (Vasselin), both '76, Dana x77 & a resident of United Methodist Memo- Bob Pew, Vicki '77 & Bud '78 Young, rial Home in Warren, Indiana. Becky '79, Dan '82 & Sandra (Fidler 1961 '82. '83), and Scott Wife of a United 1950 Fred & Sandra Pomeroy have returned Methodist minister, Mable served as to New Mexico from Soldotna, Alaska, Rev. Fred & Elaine (Millhisler) Luthy minister of music in churches her hus- where Fred has been superintendent of celebrated their 40th wedding anniver- band pastored for 46 years. Although Kenai Peninsula Borough School sary at a reception on June 1 8 given by now legally blind, she continues to District for the past ten years. In his their children, Craig x76 Paula Lu- enjoy travel opportunities to share & and final year there, he was named Alaska thy and Steve '73 & Darla (Luthy) her faith. Superintendent of the Year. Now he and McPhail. Fred is a retired professor Sandra are adjusting to warmer climates from Taylor's religion department, and as Fred serves as superintendent of 1928 Elaine is a retired public school music Tucumcari Public Schools. Their Esther Blank died June 14. She is sur- teacher. They live at 3 1 2 Wright Street, address is P.O. Box 1046, Tucumcari, vived by her sister, Lois Herbst, 1654 Upland, IN 46989. 88401. Thornapple Avenue, Akron, OH 44301. NM 1951 1962 1933 Roberta Kessler retired in June after 29 Larry Lyman has been appointed Arlene (Summers) Dillison died July years of teaching in Columbus, OH, ele- pastor of Freeport United Methodist 1 1 at her home after a long illness. Her mentary school. Prior to that, she taught Church in Freeport, Pennsylvania, husband, Charles, lives at 91 1 North and served as a dormitory head resident following four years as pastor of Verlinden, Lansing, MI 48915. Her at Taylor. Currently, she is working Westmont UMC in Johnstown. In 1988, sister, Virginia Summers '28, lives at part-time in an office and enjoying he completed a master's degree in 201 South Mall Drive, Apt. 48, Lansing, freedom from lesson plans and grading pastoral psychology and counseling MI 48917. papers. Her address is 2225 Noe Bixby from Ashland Theological Seminary, Road, Columbus, OH 43232. doing the course work at EMERGE 1937 Ministries, Inc., in Akron, Ohio. The Since Dr. Clayton Steele "retired" in 1954 Lyman family lives at 213 Fourth Street, 1978, he has founded the Hernando/ Forrest "Jack" Jackson, who held the Freeport, PA 16229. • When Suthy & Pasco Hospice, gathered two new con- basketball scoring record at Taylor until Rodina (Priestley x62) Maclean

gregations, helped build a hospital, and 1989, is still using a basketball to help concluded their furlough in August, they is now in his eighth year as director of him minister to youth in the Dayton, did not return to France. Instead, they pastoral services at the HCA Bayonet Ohio, area. As pastor of First Grace went to Kandern, West Germany, where Point/Hudson Medical Center in Brethren Church for the past 26 years, their sons are attending Black Forest Hudson, Florida. All these opportunities Jack has made athletics a bridge to the Academy. They are working for the ALUMNI NOTES

Betty Freese, Alumni notes editor

evangelization of students at the the past ten years. He and wife, Becky, (Juraschek '70) live at 9013 West Tulip University of Strasbourg, France, which live at 5778 Douglas Way, Anderson, Tree Drive, Muncie, IN 47304, with is near their German home. IN 46013, with their daughters, Jolie daughters, Mallory and Megan. (20), a college junior, and Lorinda (17). 1963 1972 Lamar Imes, a United Methodist 1966 Bob & Candace (Barker '71) Jones minister, has been appointed district Dee Friesen retired from the Air Force and family live at 210 Avenue C, Apt. superintendent of the Elkhart, IN, in October 1 988 and is now a pilot for B, Kodiak, AK 99615. Bob is a district, with responsibility for 63 American Airlines. Although he flies Commander in the U.S. Coast Guard, churches. His address is 56816 out of Dallas, his home address is still and Candace teaches third grade at Meadowood Drive, Elkhart, IN 46516. 2109 Bluecorn Maiden Court N.E., Kodiak Christian School. Daughter, • Philip Place has been appointed Albuquerque, NM 871 12. Melanie is a high school junior, and son, director of Harford County, MD, Nathanael is in 4th grade. • John libraries, a system of six branches and 1968 Moore received the EdD degree in 600,000 volumes. He had formerly biology at Ball State University in Wes Rediger has been named executive served as director of the Manatee March. He teaches biology at Marion director for development at Huntington County library system in Bradenton, FL, High School and is an adjunct professor College, Huntington, Indiana. Wes and since 1974. Philip's wife, Diana, is a at Taylor. Cathy (Hinkley '75) is home JoAnn (Kinghorn '71) and children, certified marriage and family counselor. schooling Michael (8), Bethanie (7) and Andrea and James, live at 2 1 27 Maple- Their children are Michael (17) and Daniel (3). The Moores live at 413 wood Drive, Marion, IN 46952. Allen (15). They live at 9 Edgehill West Payne Avenue, Upland, IN 46989. • Governor Evan Bayh named Jere Court, Bel Air, MD 21014. Truex Hoosier of the Year on Septem- ber 30. (See story on page 3). 1974 1964 F. Guthrie Castle became a partner in Barbara (Brown) Bender and her 1969 the Memphis law firm of Borod & husband, Charlie, have moved to the Kramer in March. His home address is Tom & Julie (Ringenberg x70) Pearson United Methodist Church in 1648 Vinton Avenue, Memphis, TN Essenburg and their children, Ben (10) Trenton, New lersey, after a happy 15- 38104. • Montie Gardner married and Ann (6), moved to Upland in 1988 year stay in Woodstown. Barbara is Sara Sanders on April 22 in Irvine, CA. when Tom accepted the position of looking for a new position in social Montie is an account vice president with Associate Director of Development at work. Their children, Pam (21) and PacTel Business Systems, and Sara is Taylor. Prior to this, Tom had served Jonathan (20), are students at Franklin & supervisor of the word processing for 1 8 years with Youth for Christ in Marshall College. The Benders live at department at ASL Consulting Engi- Wisconsin and Illinois. Julie, a dental 71 Pearson Drive, Trenton, NJ 08610. neers. They fellowship at Mariners hygienist, works part-time and enjoys • Marsha (Elkund) Geddes reflects on Church in Newport Beach. Home serving as a volunteer in campus her 25th class reunion: see story, page 6. address is 18715 Paseo Picasso, Irvine, activities. The Essenburg family resides CA 92715. • Katherine (Hays) Hess at 817 Valhalla Drive, Upland, IN has a private practice in internal 1965 46989. • Lyle & Susan (Bauer) Hover medicine in Ashland, OH. She Bob Duchardt has accepted the position announce the arrival of Michael Stephen graduated from the Medical College of of head athletic trainer at Cedarville on October 29, 1988. He joined sister, Ohio at Toledo in 1977 and married College in Ohio. He and wife Sharon Tamara Suzanne (17), and brothers, Steve Hess the same year. They have and daughters, Melanie (15) and Jeremy Scott (16), Nathan Lyle (12) and three sons: Kevin (10), Jason (8) and Michelle (10) reside at 800 North King's Adam Charles (8). Lyle works as a Nathan (6). Their address is 639 C.R. Street, Xenia, OH 45385. Sons, Jeffrey mason for Key Waterproofing, and 1775, Ashland, OH 44805. and Scott, are both away at college. Susan does baby sitting in her home. • In the summer of 1988, Loran They celebrated their 20th wedding Skinner was the recipient of the Keizai anniversary in August. Their address is 1975 Koho Center Fellowship sponsored by 1 164 Baker Avenue, Schenectady, NY Lowell & Sherry (Korfmacher '76) the Japan Institute for Social & 12309. • Lauren Elissa was born May Haines announce the adoption of Economic Affairs. This 18-day tour of 28 to Bob & Sandy Shaffer, joining Hannah Elizabeth, who was born Japan is offered to help educators learn sisters, Kristen and Jenny. The Shaffers October 6, 1988. Lowell is in his third about contemporary Japanese society serve with Slavic Gospel Association in year of law school at Indiana University. and give their teaching a global Austria. Their address is J-Schoeffelg In August 1988, he was selected to the perspective. Since his return, he has 61, A-3400 Klostemeuburg, Austria. associate class of the Indiana Law addressed the NASSP, the North Central Journal, and last May, was elected Association, Indiana Principals' 1971 editor-in-chief. For this academic year Academy, and a Wisconsin teachers he received one of only eight scholar- Dick Trapp has been appointed workshop on his perceptions of Japanese ships awarded by the Indiana Bar principal of Union Junior-Senior High education. Loran has served as principal Foundation. The Haines' address is School in Modoc, IN. He and Lynn of Pendleton Heights High School for 2201 East 7th Street, Bloomington, IN ALUMNI NOTES

Raymond Squire '23 and Ernest Lindell '26, pose atop the Taylor sign in 1923.

47401, where Sherry is at home with Upland. • Cynthia (Metzenbacher) Her dissertation research on spectator's Hannah. • David Harlan has been Smith and her family have moved to behavior at professional hockey games appointed director of the Aroostook Massachusetts, where husband, Steve is has been presented at the AAHPERD Mental Health Center's substance abuse a systems analyst for the BGS Software convention in Boston and the AIESEP services in Aroostook, Maine. David Company in Waltham. Cynthia has conference in Finland. She was a and wife Linda have two children: discontinued teaching to stay at home clinical athletic trainer at the U.S. Daniel (6) and Kathryn Jane (3). They with sons, Jordan (5) and Jeffry (1). Olympic Training Center in Colorado live at R.D. 1, Box 81, Caribou, ME Home address is 16 Diana Circle, Springs this summer. Sylvia is a faculty 04736. • Dr. Paul Kasambira received Leominster, MA 01453. member at Eastern Nazarene College, 23 the 1 989 Center for Research and East Elm Avenue, Quincy, MA 02170. Service Annual Faculty Award for 1978 • Deb (Gates) & Roger Varland and Research from Bradley University son, Luke (3), announce the birth of Jay & Cathy (Wilhelmi) Haney where he is associate professor of Grace Marie on July 20. Roger and Deb announce the arrival of Laura Anne, education and director of minority are on the faculty of Spring Arbor born December 1, 1988, seven weeks student services. Paul and Irene and College. They live at 139 Harmony, ahead of schedule. Cathy is enjoying their family live at 801 West Shermoor Spring Arbor, MI 49283. her new career as a mother. The Haney Street, Peoria, IL 61614. • Larry & family lives at 126 Indian Hills Drive, Alice (Himebaugh) Polston have Novato, CA 94949. • Abby Beth was 1980 moved to Aberdeen, Ohio, where Larry the special Thanksgiving Day gift of Page & Sarah (Hillis) Clark announce is pastor of Aberdeen Baptist Church. Xurt & Kathy (Coats '79) Jaderholm. the birth of Jonathan Edward on April The Polstons have a daughter, Leigh (3). Born November 24, 1988, she was 23. Page is a systems analyst and Sarah Their address is 1850 Stivers Road, welcomed home by sister, Megan (3). has retired from teaching to be with Aberdeen, OH 45101. Kurt is a manager at Geldermann Inc., a Jonathan. They live at 634 North Chicago-based commodities firm. Hancock Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 1976 Kathy is co-owner of a new business, 80903. • Greg & Mary Ellis had a son, Gloria Grenwald-Mayes has joined the Peanut Butter & Jam, specializing in Jeffrey Thomas, born April 3. The Ellis faculty of Webster University as visiting unique children's clothing and accesso- family has moved from Virginia to assistant professor of behavioral and ries. The Jaderholms live at 171 Main Indiana, where Greg and Mary work for social sciences. A licensed psycholo- Street, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137. • Debbie Fort Benjamin Harrison. Their address gist, she earned her doctorate degree in (Sheffer) Jevert and her family have is 1111 Sandra Drive, Anderson, IN marriage and family studies at St. Louis moved to Wheaton, Illinois, where 46013. • John Jaderholm and Carol University. Her address is 7230 Balson, husband Mark is the new director of Olson were married May 6 in Park University City, MO 63130. national church ministries for Youth for Ridge, Illinois. Taylor participants were Christ/USA. They live at 528 East Brian Burnett, Donald Emery x, Kurt 1977 Prairie, Wheaton, IL 60187, with Jaderholm '78, Ron Jaderholm x83, daughters, Sarah and Susan. • Randy & and Bruce Grabenkort '79. Carol Mark Linda (Stewart) Caldwell & Nancy (Zeller x78) Smith and attended the University of Iowa and announce the birth of DeAnna Mae on daughter, Sarah (2), welcomed Rebecca graduated from National College of November 17, 1988. She was wel- Emily, born June 10, into the family. Education in 1983. She teaches 6th comed by Megan (8) and Stephen (4). The Smiths reside at 4334 North Bell grade in Carol Stream. John is a The Caldwells are partners in Lollipop Avenue, Chicago, IL 60618. salesman for Motorola Communications U. Day Care Center Inc., created by and Electronics, Inc., Government Linda seven years ago. They have now Markets Division, in Wood Dale. The designed and constructed a 6,000- 1979 Jaderholms live at 378 Juniper Tree square-foot building in the form of a Phil Kendra (Dunkelberger) & Court, Hoffman Estates, IL 60194. castle to house the 97 children and 23 Duncan announce the birth of Katie Lee employees of the center. The Caldwells on May 25. Katie joins Kirk (5), Kelly reside at 7377 Main Street, Fairview, (4) and Kyle (2) at their home, 29 1981 PA 16415. • Robert & Becky Brearly Crescent, Flanders, NJ 07836. David & Wendy (Lockhart) Axt (McDonald) Halcombe were doubly • Carl & Becky (Ferguson) Goertemo- announce the birth of their first child, blessed with the birth of twins, Rachel eller are pleased to announce the birth Heather Michelle, on March 14. David Lois and Elizabeth Anna, on August 8, of Stephen Carl on November 8, 1988. works for Deluxe Check Printers, Inc., 1988. Their address is Route 10, Box Stephen was welcomed home by sister, and Wendy is at home with Heather

• 381, Fredericksburg, VA 2240 1 . Lauren (3). Carl is redevelopment after teaching for 8 years. The family Roger & Jill (Drake) Judd became director for Melvin Simon & Associates. lives at 316 Ridgedale Way, Lawrencev- very proud parents on July 28, 1988, Becky retired from Digital Equipment ille, GA 30244. • Steve x83 & Joyce with the birth of Emily Laura. Roger is Corporation after Stephen's birth. The (Canfield) Courtney have formed a employed as graphic artist for Taylor Goertemoeller family lives at 12723 new recording label called C.A.F.E. and is also a free-lance artist/cartoonist. Wembly Road, Carmel, IN 46032. MUSIC (Christian Artists For Entertain- Jill is enjoying her job as full-time • Sylvia Goodman has completed her ment). Currently, they have made a mother and homemaker. They reside in doctoral studies at Boston University. cassette album and three music videos. ALUMNI NOTES

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Heath have moved to Florida

where Dr. Heath has again left the "retired" status to teach at Lake City Community College, part of the University of Florida system. Dale and Evelyn have built a home in Eastside Village, Route 12, Box D-188, Lake City, FL 32055.

home with the children. Their address is Their home address is 248 South Spruce born June 30 to Chris & Karen (Wittig) 7107 Chivington Drive, Fort Wayne, IN Street, Lititz, PA 17543. They would Kemp. Chris is in his second year at 46815. • Lyle & Betsy (Burns) like to hear from their old friends. LeTourneau University majoring in Johnson happily announce the birth of • Stephen Joseph was born to Paul & mechanical engineering. Karen is Keturah Elizabeth on November 11, Teri (Rakestraw) Dick on May 19. He seeking work she can do at home. Their 1988. Lyle is minister of single adults at joins brothers, Ryan Bradford (5) and address is LeTourneau University CPO the Metropolitan Bible Church in Kevin Michael (3). Paul is director of 95, P.O. Box 7001, Longview, TX Ottawa, Canada's national capital. card services for ServiceCorp in 75607. • Susan Lapham was married Betsy is at home with Keturah. The Indianapolis, and Ten works part-time, July 1 5 in Davenport, Iowa, to Aaron Johnson family lives at 196-F Craig at home, administering employee benefit Hoon. Taylor participants were Debbie Henry, Nepean, Ontario K2G 4M7, plans. The family resides at 50 (Lapham '80) Gillesee and Debra Canada. • Mark Lantz has joined Fairwood Drive, McCordsville, IN (Richardson '84) Mason. Aaron is a Chore-Time Equipment, Milford, 46055. • Marcy Girton, women's Christian education major at Moody Indiana, as plant superintendent, super- tennis and basketball coach at Taylor for Bible Institute and also works as a vising various aspects of the company's the past three years, has accepted the carpenter with a custom casework manufacturing operation. Mark and position of women's basketball coach company. Prior to her marriage, Susan Cindi (Dawes x85) and sons, Kory and for the University of Southern Colorado taught for seven years. The couple lives Kyle, reside at 661 18 Grasslands Lane, at Pueblo. USC, an NAIA school of at 422 South Euclid Avenue, Oak Park, Goshen, IN 46526. • Brian Long approximately 4000 students, will IL 60302. • Dan & Lisa (Henningsen received the master of divinity degree upgrade its program to NCAA Division '81) Miller joyfully announce the birth with emphasis in counseling from II status next year. • Phil & Janet and 2nd birthday of Erik Daniel. The Denver Theological Seminary. He and Jamieson have moved from Boston, day after his birth on September 3, 1987, Cindy (Price '81) and daughter, Britton, Massachusetts, to Pepper Pike, Ohio, Erik experienced breathing and eating now live in Paradise, California, where where Phil serves as an associate difficulties and was confined to a Brian is a youth pastor. Their address is minister at Garfield Memorial UMC neonatal intensive care unit and 492 Bille Road, Paradise, CA 95969. while completing his doctoral disserta- children's hospital until January 22, tion. During the past four years, Phil 1988. Despite his difficulties and the

has been working on a PhD degree in many handicaps that remain, Erik is a historical theology and teaching at happy boy. Through answered prayer, Shirley (Pritchett '79) Hill has been pro- Boston College. Their new address is therapies, and lots of love and support, moted to vice president/western director, af- 210 Meadowhill, Chagrin Falls, OH he has made many gains and no longer filiate relations, for The 44022. • Dave & Susanna (Hartman) experiences life-threatening respiratory Family Channel, the nation's Poucher announce the birth of Andrew problems. Dan and Lisa continue to fifth largest cable network. David on July 2. The Pouchers live at pray for his complete healing, but hold 7700 Foxwood Drive, Raleigh, NC to God's promise in Romans 8:28. The She is responsible for over- 27615. • Brian & Joy (Hostetler) Miller family lives at 3 Sunny View seeing the midwest, south- Ruegsegger are pleased to announce the Drive, Succasunna, NJ 07876. • Wes & west, Rocky Mountain and birth of Grace Irene on March 22. She Lisa (Stentz) Mills made their home in western affiliate relations was welcomed home by Tyler (4) and Kennebunk, Maine, after Wes received offices. Shirley joined The Hannah (2). Brian is general manager of this DDS from Indiana University R. P. Wakefield Co., a wood products School of Dentistry in 1986. In addition Family Channel as midwest manufacturer, and Joy manages things at to caring for Wesley William (2), Lisa affiliate representative and home. The family's new address is operates her own business, CONSIDER- was soon promoted to manager. From there, 4205 County Road 35, Auburn, IN ATE DONE, a personal/corporate she was appointed western director, the 46706. shopping and gift service. The Mills' to vice address is 78 Cat Mousam, Kennebunk, position she held until her promotion 1982 ME 04043. • Chet Clifford was born president. She and husband, Gary, have one August 19 to John & Ruth (Warner daughter, Jessica, and reside at 4411 Richard Glenn Brower and Laura Neubauer '79) Ozmun, 6812 Georgetown Road, were married June 3 in Boca Raton, Avenue, Oak Forest, IL 60452. Indianapolis, IN 46268. • Jeff&Dori Florida. Taylor participants were (DeSmit '83) Perrine and son, Pieter, Janice (Brower x84) Taddonio and announce the birth of Kristin Joy on July Randy Youst x84. Glenn is an account • Rob Beth Molzahn and big sister, 28. The family lives at 607 Glendale & executive with Systems Automation, Tenley, announce the birth of Karley Road, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137. Inc. They live at 5403 Harborside Lanae on June 27. Rob is associate Drive, Tampa, FL 33615. • Beth director of financial aid at George Fox (Thomas x) Hartz died April 29 at 1983 College. The family lives at 305 South Johns Hopkins University Hospital. She Arlan & Linda (Treen '84) Friesen are Center, Newberg, OR 97132. • Kent & was awaiting a liver transplant, but an pleased to announce the birth of Jordan Jody (Luxford '84) Oxley joyfully infection set in before one became Peter on July 15, joining Whitney (2). welcomed Sarah Lauren, born July 30. available. Her husband, Warren, lives in Arlan is employed with Lincoln The Oxley family lives at 240 Anthony, South Carolina. • Jessica Nirel was National Life Insurance, and Linda is at Glen Ellyn, JJL 60137. ALUMNI NOTES

Jane Long Mikkelson, 60, wife of Dr. Dwight Mikkel- son, history professor at Taylor, died Sunday, Oct. 8 in Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, after a long illness. Jane, who worked as an admissions clerk at Taylor for several years, graduatedfrom Asbury College in 1950. Dwight lives at 1421 N. Mulberry, Hartford City, IN 47348.

1984 • Dean Moyer has completed the in his first year of medical school at Jeff & Marsha (Neal) Brunett course work for the master's degree in Texas Tech University. Michelle works welcomed their third child on August 17 church music and is serving as minister for the Gordon-Murdock Co., a local with the birth of Jeffrey Luke. Elizabeth of music at First Missionary Church of food broker. Their address is 3313 (3) and Anna Jeanne, bom May 11, Berne, Indiana. Cass (Huston '85) is at 22nd Street, Lubbock, TX 79410. 1988, complete the family. Jeff is an home preparing for the birth of their first • Donald & Jackie Hecox are happy to emergency room physician at Commu- child in January. Their address is 517 announce the birth of Mandolyn Rachael nity Hospital in Indianapolis, and West Van Buren Street, Berne, IN on April 17. Donald is self-employed as Marsha is busy at home with the 4671 1. • Tom & Beth (Knudsen) a hard-surface floorcovering contractor. children after teaching junior high Shevlot had a son, Thomas Alexander, He coaches wrestling in the public school math for two years. Their home on July 26, 1988. Tom is marketing and school during the winter and is also is at 3208 Summerfield Circle, Indian- advertising manager for KPT, Inc., and involved in an active music ministry. apolis, IN 46214. • Sarah Elizabeth Beth is office manager for a tax and Jackie was a bank teller for nine years was born June 1 1 to Larry & Mandy financial consultant. They live at 3901 before becoming a mother, but has made (Cull) Chizum. Brother David is Yonkers Drive, Bloomington, IN 47401. a permanent career change. The Hecox almost 3. Larry is senior systems family lives at 7308 Edward Drive,

• analyst for Computer Sciences Corp. 1985 Loves Park, IL 61 1 1 1 . Christine and Mandy is at home with the children. Hume and Tim Bresnahan were married Steve Bauman married Cheryl Varitek Their address is 7829 Delbrook Drive, August 26 in Danville, Indiana, and now on June 10 in Sterling Heights, Michi- Indianapolis, IN 46260. • Jim & Kim reside at 3949 Wind Drift Drive East, gan. Taylor participants were Jon (Felton) Clarke announce the birth of Indianapolis, IN 46254. Tim, an Ohio Campbell '86, Arlene Bauman '83 and Tyler Jacob on February 4. Brother State University graduate with a degree Dan Bauman '82. The couple lives at Jeremy James is 3. Jim is a CPA and in accounting, works for Willoughby 19 Eastview Apt., Berne, IN 4671 1. audit manager at Coopers & Lybrand. Industries. Christine works for • Cindy Burgess is copy editor for The Kim, formerly employed by Coopers & Electronic Data Systems as a systems Item in Sumter, South Carolina. Her Lybrand, has received her CPA license manager. • Jeff Raymond has been address is 87 Chalet Court, Sumter, SC and is now assistant controller for Gulf promoted to administrative assistant 29150. • Upon completion of his first Stream Coach, Inc. Their home address with the Trans America Athletic Confer- year as a sales representative for Zep is 53635 Kershner Lane, Elkhart, IN ence. He spent the last year as a sports Manufacturing, Jon McCracken was 46514. • Michael & Marcia (Harness information intem for the NCAA awarded the company's prestigious '87) Daugherty live in Columbus, Ohio, Division I conference. Jeff will Rookie the Year award in December, where Michael has been promoted to of continue to work with sports informa- 1988. Jon is now a territorial manager applications analyst at CompuServe, the tion for the six conference sports and for Up-Right Aerial, Inc., in Ridgefield nation's largest online computer will assist the commissioner with Park, New Jersey. His wife, Susan information service, and Marcia has selected administrative duties. His (Henningsen '86), is a supervisor for been named managing editor of Creator, address is 1794 South Lumpkin #10, Prudential Insurance Company in a bimonthly music ministry magazine. Athens, GA 30606. • Ron Spyker Parsippany, New Jersey. Their address Their address is 4930 Wallington Drive, received the MDiv degree in May from is 145 South Main Street, Wharton, NJ Hilliard, OH 43026. • David & Kathy Garrett Evangelical Theological 07885. • Nathaniel James joined the (Newell) Dinkier are rejoicing in the Seminary. He is pastor of Wolcott family of Jim & Su Ray on Father's birth of Alyssa Danielle on June 22. United Methodist Church. Ron and Day, June 18. Jim works for United After teaching in a Christian junior high wife, Cynde (Brook x75), Ryan (14), Airlines as an application programmer school for four years, Kathy is now at Brooke (12) and Nathan (8) live at 123 in the revenue and finance department. home with Alyssa. The family lives at East Anderson, Wolcott, IN 47995. Su has a music calligraphy business at 51 1 Weeks Avenue, Riverside, NJ • Olivia Maureen was born February 2 home. The Rays live in a Chicago 08075. • Chris Goeglein has been to Scott & Sarah (Meier) Wagoner. suburb, at 4 Jefferson Court, Stream- promoted to director of human resources Scott is pastor of Grace Evangelical Free wood, IL 60107. • John & Nancy management information and pay Church, and Sarah is a homemaker. (Norman) Rizzo proudly announce the systems for Lincoln National Corpora- Their address is 502 N.E. 6th Street, birth of Joshua Michael on May 3. John tion in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Chris and Aledo, IL 61231. is with Educational Assistance Ltd., a Deb (Glass) and son, Justin (2), live at company working with large corpora- 7833 Glenoak Parkway, Fort Wayne, IN tions to raise scholarships for needy 1987 46815. • Pam (Miller) Hays and her students. Nancy is a part-time teacher of Matt Basiletti and Karen Rolund '88 husband, John, welcome the arrival of high school English. They live at 242 were married July 29. Taylor partici- their first child, Greta Annaliese, on Polo Club Drive, Glendale Heights, IL pants were Dave Bauer, Mark May 27. Pam is managing editor of 60139. Andrews x, Troy Funte, Kay Stotts publications for the American Physical '88, Cami Piekarski '89 and Laura Therapy Association, and John is pastor Rolund '91. The Basilettis live at 403 of Washington Community Fellowship 1986 North President, Wheaton, IL 60187. Church. They live at 1312 Emerald Dave & Michelle (Mathes) Becker • Pete & Kim (Smith '88) Buhrow Street N.E., Washington, 20002. DC reside in Lubbock, Texas, where Dave is ALUMNI NOTES

Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Krueger celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 25, 1989. Gordon and Ruth came to Taylor in 1955, when Gordon accepted a position as assistant professor of chemistry. Ruth taught in the local elementary school. Gordon retired in 1979. The Kruegers live at 612 Reade Ave., Upland, Ind., 46989

have moved to 1038 Shoshone Trail, Gospel Missionary Union as missionar- Canze and Paul "Snowball" King '73 Macedonia, OH 44056. Pete will ies to southeast Alaska, but will be were married July 8 in Upland, Indiana, continue working for Ernst & Whinney living at 15137 Road 5, Pandora, OH with Rev. Jim Mathis '64 officiating. through March 1990 when a merger will 45877, until the summer of 1990. • Roger Varland '80 and Dana Sorensen eliminate his department. Kim has been Patti Gammage and Patrick McNulty '73 participated. Paul is on the staff of employed as a personnel administrator were married June 1 7 in Royal Oak, Wandering Wheels, and Jan is a at Olympic Steel Corporation since last Michigan. Taylor participants were substitute teacher. Their address is P.O. April. • Ruth Plumb and Mark Dan Chilcott, Lisa Gammage '90, Box 207, Upland, IN 46989. • July 15 Wenger '88 were married August 5 in Sandy Yutzy x85, Kris (Leffingwell was the wedding day of Leza Davis and Indianapolis, Indiana. Taylor partici- '87) Chilcott, Cathie Wolfe '87, Paul Curt Cutforth. Taylor participants pants were Rhonda Sabol, Matt Gammage x87, Kris (Walton '86) were Brian Luke, Denise (Groff) Ringenberg '88, Maria Amstutz '86, Gammage, Wendy Smith '90, Connie Luke, Connie Lindman '90, Kira Rob Easier '88, Nate Tropf '74, Lindman '90 and Jeff Wallace '89. Rucker '90, Suzanne Huprich '90 and s' Darren Hotmire '89 and Chuck The McNulty address is 931 Beacons- Inger Lindberg '91. Curt and Leza live Stewart '88. Ruth and Mark live at field, Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230. at 2596 Sandbury Blvd, Worthington, 1007 Arrowhead Drive, Apt. 14B, • Dina King and David Home '89 OH 43235. • Denise Groff married Oxford, OH 45056. • Jim Robbins & were married June 24 in Holland, Brian Luke on June 17, with Cami Tami VonGunten were married April 29 Michigan. Dr. Jay Kesler '58 gave the Piekarski, Curt Cutforth, Sherri in Woodbum, Indiana. Taylor partici- meditation. Other Taylor participants Lytle, Leza Davis, Shelley Rogers '88 pants were Dirk Ailts, Steve Wild, were Nanci Plumb, Lisa Anderson, and Mark Harris '88 participating. John Stark, Kevin Davidson '86 and Anne Wagner, Dave Askeland, Rob They live at 4300 West Irving Park Dave Jost '86. Jim and Tami live in Muthiah, Mark Kach, Terri (King Road, Chicago, IL 60641. They are Fort Wayne where Jim is a senior buyer '80) Brooks, Juli (King x86) Elliot, houseparents at Lydia Children's Home. for Wayne Home Equipment and Tami Joel Durkovic '89, Richard Muthiah • The wedding of Jill Hay and works for GTE North, Inc. • Brian '89, Brad Newlin '89 and Mark Gove Jonathan Jeran '88 took place June 10 Shepherd and Lorri Arendt '90 were '91. Both Dina and David are attending in Auburn, Indiana. Taylor friends married August 19 in Flemington, New Columbia Bible Seminary pursuing a participating were Julie (Bagley) Jersey. • Valerie Wilson homes- master's degree in Christian education. White, Jay Dellis, Pam Scott '90, Jeff chooled American missionary children Their address is CBCS #729, 7435 Wetherill '88, Jim Bunce '88 and in the northern Philippines for the 1988- Monticello Road, Columbia, SC 29203- Stephanie Wilson '91. The couple 89 school year. For 1989-90, she is 1599. • Tamara Lee King x and Scott lives at 508 North High Street, Hartford teaching first grade at Faith Academy in Ooley were married June 3. Tina City, IN 47348. • Janelle Hershberger Manila. Her address is P.O. Box 820, Ooley '84 was a bridesmaid. Scott is a and Philip Good were married July 29 in 1299 Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines. student at Anderson University School Knox, Indiana. Linda Brubaker, Ellen of Theology and Tamara is completing (Suter) Keck and Sonya Good '90 1988 her bachelor's degree in accounting at participated. Phil is a senior at Missis- Ball State University. • Joe Maniglia sippi State majoring in business admini- Nathan Beadle and Kim Barthauer is junior varsity coordinator for East stration and accounting, and is a self- '89 were married July 15. Taylor Central Illinois Youth for Christ in employed farmer. Janelle is teaching in participants were Dale Barthauer, Champaign. His address is 2020 North the Macon school system. They live at Crystal Handy, Jamey Schmitz, Matt Mattis Avenue #105F, Champaign, H R. 1, Box 85, Macon, MS 39341. Wengerd, Mark & Lou Ann (Preston) 61821. • Kathy Nelson is a social • Wendy Hopkins married Jonathan Beadle, both '78, Craig Beadle '82, worker at RocVale Children's Home, a Phillips '88 on June 3 in Paulding, Clyde Parker x87, Kristine Bailey '89, residential home for sixty developmen- Ohio. They live at 4819 Columbia- Becky Litwiller '89 and Joan (More- tally disabled children and young adults Road, North Olmsted, OH 44070. land x63) Barthauer, mother of the in Rockford, Illinois. Her home address • Carol Neuhouser and Mark bride. Kim and Nathan live at Cause- is 1271 Revere Ridge Road, Rockford, Stocksdale '88 were married June 9 in way Drive #2-B, Indianapolis, IN IL61108. • Brian Roth has been Upland, Indiana. Taylor participants 46214. • Amy Coats and Mike commissioned an ensign in the U.S. were Dawn (Hendricks) Keller, Jon Bertsche were married July 22 in Lynn, Navy following his graduation from Stocksdale '83 and Martha Godfrey Indiana. Taylor participants were Officer Candidate School at the Naval '90. • Julia Resch and Brent Huber Megan (Rarick) Clodgo, Shelley Education Training Center, Newport, were married July 29 in West Lafayette, Rogers, Tammie Byrnes, Joe Man- Rhode Island. Indiana. • Christa Snyder, only senior iglia, Kathy (Coats '79) Jaderholm, on the 1988-89 Lady Trojans winning Peggy way '87 and Menda (Pike '89) basketball team, has accepted the Wright. Mike is an actuarial consultant 1989 position of assistant women's basketball for Lincoln National Life Insurance, and Meleita Abshear was married June 17 coach for the University of Southern Amy is a substitute teacher. Their to Donald Street. Taylor participants Colorado at Pueblo. She will pursue the address is 2020-B River Run Trail, Fort were Marta (Abshear x76) Metcalfe, MBA degree there. • Pam Teo and Wayne, IN 46825. • Shelly Cramer Michelle Bailey '87, Martha Godfrey Doug Zelinka '87 were married July 15 married Terrell Gramling on June 25, '90, Lisa Clark '88, Lori Anderson in Palos Heights, Illinois. 1988. They are under appointment with '90 and Eric Jenkinson '92. • Janice V I S T A

Brenda Hendrickson '76 and her husband Jere Schade were in Beijing during the political up- heaval earlier this year. Though currently taeching in the U.S., they hope to return to teaching positions in China next year.

A personal account of events in Beijing and Tiananmen Square

What future, China? What hope?

voice came to me over especially the academic commu- Hisour shoulders: "Here you nity, were searching for some- may find the future and thing. the hope of China." We were not surprised, then, He was an elderly man. His when Hu Yao Bang's death in perfect English indicated he was mid-April triggered a massive a professor. He passed us by response by students. Hu had without further comment and been the Communist Party chief disappeared into the crowd. until 1987 when he was stripped The Friday afternoon of June of his post because he was 2 was our first visit to see the lenient with the student demon- statue, "goddess of democracy." strators. It turned out to be our last visit Da zi baos, large character to Tiananmen Square. posters, appeared mysteriously My husband and I had spent on every Beijing campus and three satisfying years teaching throughout the city. As new English at two different Chinese signs appeared each morning, universities: in southern China hundreds flocked to read them. (1983), and in Beijing (1987-89). In the early morning hours, the Our students often spoke to us more cautious read by flashlight. about their despair regarding At first, the posters were in future job assignments, finances memory of Hu, but as days and family pressure to succeed. passed, it was clear the students Students' dissatisfaction with were using his death to make the system sparked many inter- statements about their dissatis- esting discussions. They were faction with the government: especially curious about our "Save the Youth of China!" "Knowledge is important and The feelings of Chinese students about their government religious beliefs. Most had no should be stressed!" "We will find mute expression in this poster, one of many which concept of God. It was clear to appeared on university campuses in Beijing. us that Chinese people, and pursue democracy and freedom VISTA

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until death!" "Make revolution! this proposal failed because the top "Advocate reform!" "It's time to leaders refused to meet with the wake up!" newly formed student association, By the end of April, a million thousands of university students demonstrators, led by university from other parts of China flooded students, defied a ban on Tiananmen and lived on the marches, took to the streets and Square for weeks. headed for Tiananmen Square. By mid-May, Gorbachev's his- Triggered by a stinging criti- toric visit and the hunger strikers cism in the Chinese newspaper attracted world-wide attention. of the recent student boycott of On May 20, martial law was classes, Beijing's 8 million declared. What followed were 14 citizens, as well as students, sleepless nights of road blocks, were aroused. Students distrib- barricades and waiting for troops uted copies of their demands to who never advanced. the millions who lined Beijing We visited a park on Saturday, streets on April 27. June 3. Trying to have fun that As a university student day was like eating delicious food handed me a copy of the stu- without having a sense of taste. dents' demands, he asked me to Everyone knew that something share it with other foreigners. bad would happen soon, but no

Quickly, I crammed it into my one knew what or when, and all of backpack, thinking it was a us were weary from the two weeks 'souvenir' of what I knew was an of anticipation. It was to begin historic event. that night. On the night before what was The author snapped this picture of We first heard the gunfire at to be the first of many marches, I the "goddess of democracy" at Tian- about 10 p.m. We tried to comfort visited several of my students in anmen Square just one day before each other with suggestions that their dorms. its destruction by army troops. troops were firing tear gas cannons Several were not convinced and rubber bullets. that a march in defiance of gov- evening, crowds cheered as they Feeling isolated, we walked ernment orders would be an ef- jubilantly entered the college home and quietly lay in bed until 3 fective way to help their de- gates. The dining halls were a.m. listening to machine gun fire mands be met. Others were opened. Students reported excit- and wondering about students and afraid of reprisals and their par- edly to us that the people of friends who might be outside. ents' warnings not to participate. Beijing not only cheered them A friend telephoned at 4 a.m. One girl, still not convinced on, but also gave them food, from a hospital where he worked about participating, suggested drinks and even pairs of shoes. to tell us of the slaughter. they take bikes in order to make The excitement that night was Later, a dozen foreigners joined a quick escape, if needed. contagious. Even the normally together for prayer in our apart- The strongest of the group unmotivated food service ment. In spite of (or perhaps, be- urged them to walk together workers cheerfully served the cause of) our great grief, shock, bravely and not try to escape, midnight diners. and fear, the passages we read even if the policemen were to Midnight marches on cam- from the Bible lept from the pages have weapons. With tears in puses and day-long marches to and became living words of their eyes and locking arms to- Tiananmen Square gave way to comfort from God's own mouth. gether, they vowed to stick to- "camping" on the Square. "So do not be afraid of gether. That night was a sleep- By then, the students' main them. There is nothing less one for them. goal was to have "an honest and concealed that will not be By the time they returned to open dialogue with top leaders disclosed, or hidden that our campus at midnight the next regarding their demands." When will not be made known.... VISTA

Do not be afraid of those a bad dream. who can kill the body, but But words were the only be afraid of the One who ^J' comfort we could offer those can destroy both body r we saw—words which

and soul in hell. ; J sounded trite, even as we Are not two C J spoke them, but truths we sparrows sold for { a/ believe with all our hearts: a penny? Yet God is not blind to not one of them what happened; God will fall to the C? H I Nt A doesn't let evil go un- ground apart from punished; with Christ the will of your Father. there is forgiveness for sin and And even the very hairs hope, even in impossible situ- ofyour head are all num- ations. bered. So don't be afraid; Though we were nauseous you are worth more than with despair for our Chinese many sparrows." (Matthew o friends, we no longer had any 10:26-30) fear of death during those last On Sunday, we wept. Black four days in Beijing. We simply arm bands were distributed to the Though we were nau- knew that God was still God and few students who hadn't fled from seous with despair for was still in control. If our time their dormitories to their houses. to die had come, we were ready. our Chinese friends, we "They're burning all the With this assurance, we con- bodies.. .no one will ever know no longer had any fear of tinued to cook for anyone who how many died," one of our death during those last came at mealtime. We continued students cried as we walked arm to pack our belongings. We con- four days in Beijing. in arm. tinued to say good bye and A black banner with names of comfort friends we could safely those who died was draped over visit or those who took the risk our college gate. and numbness turned into one of to come see us. Students told us that five to panic by Monday morning, at We waited until Thursday, ten thousand people were killed. least in Beijing's foreign com- June 8, to be evacuated by a Later, these reports were con- munity. Yet, while all around us friend from the New Zealand firmed by other eyewitnesses, in- there was a sense of fear and Embassy. We went to a hotel for cluding journalists from Hong chaos, we experienced four days a few hours. Then, after less than Kong. of peace and orderliness in our an hour at the airport, we Intermittent gunfire continued apartment. boarded a flight to Hong Kong. to sound around the city as Though we were never to see As teachers here and in China, people searched for friends and many students and friends again, we believe, with the professor loved ones. One of our students those moments spent with ones we met at Tiananmen Square, stopped as he biked through who came to say good bye are that students are a country's campus. "I'm going back to the precious to us. "future and hope." As Christian square to look for my friend. We Words seem meaningless teachers, we know, assuredly,

went there together, but I can't when friends come to us full of China's future and hope lies in find him now." grief, with no hope for the Christ. Our prayer for China is Despite the gunfire, people future of their children or their that her leaders will repent and went to help the wounded and the country, and words could seem turn to God and that the 8 grieving, and some went to talk to even more empty when they million residents of Beijing and the troops who had killed so mer- come from the mouths of 1.1 billion Chinese will, from cilessly. foreigners who can simply get this tragedy, learn of their only Sunday's atmosphere of shock on a plane and pretend it was all Future and Hope.—BH Thanks

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