1963 - Huntington University

1963 Mnemosyne 

Huntington College 

Huntington, Indiana

Progress evidences itself in many 

ways. Huntington College has shown its 

progress by its recent accreditation by 

the North Central Accrediting Association, 

by its constantly expanding curriculum 

and by its increase in grounds 

and buildings. 

Huntington College can, and should, 

be proud of its ability to produce teachers, 

pastors, and other leaders with a 

good Christian education. 

May Huntington College always continue 

to progress with Christ as her 

leader. 

Shown above is one of the three new Freedom Street Apartments, used at 

present for single men’s housing. 

The new Hall of Science, due to be completed by June, 1963, is 

shown in various stages of its progress. At left is the building 

as it appeared in mid-October. Below left shows the building in 

late November, and the picture below at right was taken in March, 

1963.

Administration 

and Faculty 12 

Clubs 31 

Activities 49 

Sports 61 

Seniors 73 

Table of 

Contents 

Underclassmen 

and Seminary 81 

Student Directory 106 

Advertising 112 

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“Classes and study should take most of your time,” we were 

told when we arrived on campus. And, whether we like it or not, 

we soon found it to be true. Sometimes we had to study 

intensively ( ?)... 

. . . but at other times we simply 

relaxed. 

Studios . . . 

. . . and laboratories soon 

became of great importance 

to those of us who were future 

artists, musicians and 

scientists. 

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When we desired a stimulating evening, we attended one of 

the departmental club meetings, a library sponsored Coffee Hour, . . . 

... or a formal banquet 

(with the usual impatient 

waiting of the 

fellows for their dates). 

Striving to increase our dedication 

to Christ were the challenging 

programs . . . 

. . . and the Church and Sunday 

School services held at the church 

of our choice.

Receiving mail from home early 

became a part of our college life, . . . 

. . . and soon cheering the 

Foresters on to another victory . . . 

. . . and stopping by the Student 

Lounge for a “bite to eat" were almost 

as important. 

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Intramural basketball furnished 

exercise and relaxation on Saturday 

mornings, . . . 

. . . while in the evenings we redecorated 

the lounge, . . . 

. . . “drove" our new type automobiles 

through the halls, . . . 

... or settled back to enjoy an 

evening of television. 

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Campus life is as varied as the students who 

make up Huntington College, each phase helping 

to mold and influence our lives with the hope 

of making us the more able leaders of tomorrow.

Dedication 

Professor and head of the Biology department, Professor Douglas F. Le- 

Master is an example of the progressive attitude manifested by members of the 

Huntington College faculty. Never content to permit his students to receive or 

be satisfied with second best, Professor LeMaster is highly respected for his forceful, 

practical approach to learning. 

In improving Huntington College and bringing it into the community spotlight, 

he has done his share. One of his outstanding achievements was his participation 

in the Klutone Project during the months of November and December. 

At this time he took charge of testing the effects of Klutone, an agent used to 

combat Dutch Elm Disease, on hamsters and parakeets. 

Hence, in view of his many contributions, we, the Mnemosyne staff, dedicate 

the 1963 Mnemosyne to Douglas F. LeMaster, a man worthy of emulation. 

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Mr. LeMaster studies one of the many 

botanical specimens on the campus. 

Mr. LeMaster, Robert Priddy, Mr. Howald, and Larry Johnson observe some of the animals they 

worked with during the Klutone Project. 

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ADMINISTRATION 

and FACULTY 

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Dr. Elmer Becker, President 

In the twenty-two years of Dr. Becker's presidency, 

the Huntington College campus has 

undergone significant changes. The most obvious 

alteration is in the number of buildings comprising 

the college. Another area of accomplishment 

is the great increase of enrollment and 

faculty members during his administration. Yet, 

the outstanding achievement of Dr. Becker's 

years of service is the accreditation that the college 

received in 1961. At this time the college 

qualified for membership in the North Central 

Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. 

Hence, the college is now a recognized institution 

of higher learning. 

Students appreciate Dr. Becker’s chapel 

messages. 

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Mrs. Irene Bealer serves as secretary to 

Dr. Becker. 

Mrs. Dorothy Heck is the Administrative Assistant 

to the Director of Student Relations and 

the Director of Counseling and Guidance. 

Mrs. Mary Ann Wagner acts as secretary to 

the Dean of the College, Dr. Byrne. 

Ray W. Zimmerman is the College Representative 

and coaches the baseball team. 

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Mrs. Lois Cook acts as secretary to the Registrar, 

Carl D. Zurcher. 

Donald W. Dennie, Mrs. Gloria Dennie, Eugene 

W. Riebe and Miss Janet L. Peters manage the 

business affairs of the college. 

Miss Donetta Burkholder assists Mrs. Mildred 

Wagner, Supervisor of the Mailing Department. 

Dr. Galen A. Colclessor is Director of Admissions 

and Assistant to the President. 

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Dr. Phil J. Gerringer is the Executive Director 

of the Huntington College Foundation. 

Harold Ranes and his secretary, Mrs. Irene Swoverland, 

handle the affairs of the Development and 

Public Relations Office. 

Mrs. Carol Skinner acts as secretary to Robert 

W. Mueller, Executive Secretary of the Alumni 

Association. 

Mrs. Martha Arganbright, assisted by Miss Barbara 

Wain and Mrs. Barbara Goodwin, performs 

the duties of receptionist.

Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Stucker contribute much to the students' 

well-being. 

The “Serving Seven” from left to right: Mrs. Rose, 

Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs. Stites, Kenneth Lupp, Mrs. Septer, 

Mrs. Taylor, and Glenda Edlin. 

Always ready with smiling service are Janet Harrington, 

Mrs. Zimmerman, and Carol Gates. 

H.C.’s invaluable maintenance men are Charles 

Wagner, Donald Evans, and William Saufley. 

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Dean of the College 

Dean Byrne is constantly seeking benefits and improvements for the college. 

HERBERT W. BYRNE 

Dean of the College and 

Associate Professor of Education 

A.B., Asbury College 

B.D., Asbury Seminary 

M.S., Western Illinois Univ. 

Ed.D., Bradley University 

MELVIN I. BURKHOLDER 

Dean of the Seminary and 

Professor of Practical Theology 

A.B., B.D., Huntington College 

Th.D., Northern Baptist 

Theological Seminary 

Dr. Burkholder discharges duties as dean of the seminary and teaches. 

Dean of the Seminary 

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Director of 

Student Relations 

ROGER J. BUZZARD 

Assistant Professor of 

History and Economics 

A.B., Huntington College 

M.A., Michigan State University 

Mr. Buzzard consults his schedule for the day. 

Miss Bergdall carefully calculates the late minutes for each girl in the 

dorms. 

IRENE F. BERGDALL 

Associate Professor of 

Mathematics and Latin 


M.A., University of Michigan 

Director of Student 

Life for Women 

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DR. ROY HAYDEN 

Assistant Professor of Bible 

A.A., Los Angeles City College 

B.A., U.C.L.A. 

B.D., Th.M., Fuller Theological 

Seminary 

M.A., Ph.D., Brandeis University 

Dr. Brooks peruses a world map before meeting her History of Civilization classes. 

DR. HELEN BROOKS 

Professor of History 

A.B., Hastings College 

M.A., Ph.D., University of 

Nebraska 

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Professors Hamm and Weekly study an advanced piano score. 

JACOB HAMM 


Music (Voice and Theory) 

DALLAS A. WEEKLEY 

Assistant Professor of Music 

B.S., M.M., Indiana University 

FREDERIC L. HOLLIS 

Assistant Professor of Art 

A.B., Indiana University 

M.A.T., Indiana University 

John Herron Art School 

Butler University Seminary 

Professor Hollis daubs a finishing touch onto the canvas. 

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LUCRETIA B. MUELLER 

Assistant Professor of English 

and Speech 

Director of Drama and Forensics 

B.S., Huntington College 

M.S., Indiana University 

English classes. 

Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Mueller, and Miss Patton check themes handed in by their freshman 

EDWINA PATTON 


A.B., M.A., Indiana University 

MARJORIE SCOTT 


A.B., Oklahoma Central State 

College 

M.A., Colorado State University 

M.S., Oklahoma State University 

Mrs. Scott is amused by some of the answers that appear on her literature tests. 

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ROBERT H. PAINE 

Associate Professor of History 

and Political Science 

Professor Paine takes time out to watch the birdie! 

A.B., Wheaton College 

A.M., University of Pennsylvania 

DAVID WIMMER 

Assistant Professor of Psychology; 

Director of Counseling and Guidance 

B.S., Marion College 

M.A., Ball State Teacher's College 

Mr. Wimmer pores over a lesson outline. 

Professor Mueller instructs his philosophy class in valid reasoning 

ROBERT MUELLER 

Professor of Philosophy 

A.B., B.D., Huntington College 

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DR. DAVID TRACY JONES 

Associate Professor of Biological 

Sciences 

B.A., M.S., State University 

of Iowa 

Ph.D., Indiana University 

Dr. Jones examines a slide prepared by David Griffin. 

Miss Shipley checks the page number before giving her calculus class 

their assignment. 

M. EDNA SHIPLEY 

Professor of Mathematics 

B.S., Denison University 

M.S., University of Chicago 

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class. 

Mr. Hale explains the function of some equipment to his physical science 

ROBERT E. HALE 

Assistant Professor of Physical 

Science 

B.S., Ball State Teacher’s 

College 

M.A., Western Michigan 

University 

JAMES C. HOWALD 

Assistant Professor of Chemistry 


M.A., Ball State Teacher's 

College 

Mr. LeMaster and Mr. Howald note the progress of the new Hall of Science. 

DOUGLAS F. LeMASTER 


Biological Science 

B.S., Purdue University 

A.M., University of Michigan 

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DR. ROXY LEFFORGE 

Professor of Sociology and 

Psychology 

A.B., Indiana State College 

M.A., M.R.E., D.R.E., 

Boston University 

Dr. Lefforge flashes a friendly smile as a student enters the classroom. 

WARREN B. SCOTT 

Associate Professor of Psychology 

A.B., M.S., Syracuse University 

DR. CORINTH LANGE 

Professor of Education; 

Director of Teacher Education 


A.M., Iowa University 

Ed.D., Bradley University 

Dr. Lange does some research on one of the many clocks in his collection. 

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DAWN H. BETTERLY 

Assistant Professor of Business 

and Secretarial Science 


M.S., Indiana University 

Miss Betterly checks typing and form in her students’ letters. 

Mr. Brady waits for his next advisee to appear. 

CHARLES L. BRADY 


Business Administration 

B.S., Northwest Missouri State 

M.A., Colorado State College 

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RALPH G. BEALER 


Biblical Languages and Literature 

B.A., Moravian College 

M.A., Christian Theological 

Seminary 

Mr. Bealer prepares to translate a few sentences for his Greek Class. 

Dr. Pfister mulls over a paper submitted by a theological student. 

J. RALPH PFISTER 

Associate Professor of Theology 

and Christian Education 

A.B., B.D., D.D., Huntington 

College and Seminary 

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Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Kelly "team up" to promote physical fitness. 

LOIS JO ANNE ARCHER 

College Nurse, Health Instructor 

R.N., Indianapolis Methodist 

Hospital School of Nursing 

MARY W. KELLEY 

Instructor of Physical 

Education for Women 

B.S., Indiana University 

RICHARD E. KLOPFENSTEIN 


Health and Physical Education; 

Coach 


B.S., P.E. Director, Indiana 

University 

Coach Klopfenstein diagrams strategy for the team. 

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E. FAYE CONNOR 

Head Librarian, Associate 

Professor of Library Science 


M.A., B.A., L.S., University of 

Michigan 

Miss Connor and Mrs. Dutcher carefully maintain order in the card catalog. 

WILMA DUTCHER 

Assistant Librarian 


M.A., Ball State Teachers' 

College 

JOHN LAWRENCE WINTER 

Associate Professor of Modern 

Languages 

A.B., West Virginia University 

A.M., University of Michigan 

Professor Winter consults a volume from his extensive language library. 

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CLUBS 

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Student Council 

From left to right are Jerry Smith, Richard Morrison, Doyle Clark, Dave Jackson, Janet Clark, Roger 

Skinner, Candy Rooney, Dave Griffin and Roger Buzzard, advisor. 

Student Union President 

Janet Clark and Candy Rooney served as secretaries, Jim Thompson as president, 

Roger Skinner as treasurer, and Larry Beverly as vice-president of the 

Student Council.

Religious Life and Service Committee 

Janet Bonewitz, Ed Moyer, Dr. 

Herbert Byrne, Jim Thompson, Dallas 

Weekley, Dr. Melvin Burkholder, 

John Goodwin and Jim Hotchkiss 

planned and coordinated the religious 

emphases on campus. 

Student Affairs Committee 

Karen Brown, Ralph Bealer, Robert 

Myers, Dr. Becker, David Wimmer 

Roger Buzzard, Paul Harrington 

and Irene Bergdall established 

rules and made decisions on the 

activities of the student body. 

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Athletic Committee 

Guiding and regulating policies 

in the field of athletics were Roger 

Buzzard, Roger Skinner, Richard 

Klopfenstein and Eugene Riebe. 

Library Committee 

Works of art were observed 

in the display windows of 

the library as the result of 

the efforts of Carol Hough, 

Jill Van Deusen, Donetta 

Burkholder, Junior Mentzer, 

Barbara Myers and Wilma 

Dutcher. 

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First row: Rebecca Tarr, Marvel Fleming, Doris Kreps, Nancy 

Daugherty, Barbara Booth, Ardith Martin, Barb Hess, Virginia 

Fisher. Second row: Gary Graham, Darlene Graham, Dorland 

Kuntz, Pat Morrison, Bob Kitely, Dorothy Lahr, Darlene Birdsall, 

Janet Clark. Third row: Delight Siedenburg, Donelle Birdsall, David 

Graham, Carol Hough, Kevin Bergdall, Donna Jean Ferner, Sharon 

Amsler, Sandy Cope. Fourth row: Bonnie Merkle, Gary Mastin, 

Pat Cook, La Doyt Rodeheaver, Doug Reahm, Karen Headley, 

Mary Lou Bickel, Tom Mills, Jo Burkholder. 

Choir 

The singing of the Alma Mater before the choir leaves on 

the Annual Spring Tour is traditional. 

Good food and spiritual thought mark the choir retreat. 

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Seated: John Goodwin, Jim Wise, Dr. Melvin Burkholder, Keith 

Maxwell, Barb Hess, Ed Moyer, Lee Palmer, Carol Gates, Kent 

Maxwell. Standing: Ralph Bealer, Keith Smith, Lynn Mefford, 

Dave Jackson, Gary Graham, Dick Case, Doug Wing, Von Giessler, 

Bob Myers, John Lippe, Mark Rutledge. 

Clericus 

Clericus is responsible for the scripture 

in the Student Lounge. 

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First row: Carol Gates, Lois Griffin, Barb Emmans. Second row: holder. Third row: Ed Moyer, Howard Bolen, Jim Hotchkiss, Roger 

Sandy Cope, Sharon Evans, Nondace Campbell, Donetta Burk- Burk, Kevin Bergdall. 

Gospel Volunteers 

Officers were: Ed Moyer, president; 

Nina Burke, vice president; Sharon Evans, 

secretary; and Kevin Bergdall, treasurer.

Seated: Lois Griffin, Pat 

Cook, Janet Bonewitz, Nondace 

Campbell, Miss Faye Connor, 

adviser. Standing: Jill Van 

Deusen, Susan Mills, Sharon 

Evans, Lynda Coppess, Barb 

Emmans. 

Y.W.C.A. 

Susie listens attentively as 

Lynda reads devotions. 

Gay decorations, good ice cream and many students 

combine to make a success of the "Y" sponsored old-fashioned 

ice cream social. 

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Band 

Entertainment for programs 

and basketball 

games was provided by 

the band. Members were 

Barbara Booth, Delight 

Siedenburg, Mark McHenry, 

Lynda Coppess, Kevin 

Bergdall, Paul Harrington, 

Janet Harrington, 

Bob Thompson and Nancy 

Daugherty. 

W.R.A. 

Advancing the cause of physical fitness were Dorothy Lahr, Nellie Walters, 

Nina Burke, Barbara Booth, Glenda Edlin, Donna Rice, Janet Harrington, Sharon 

Evans, Beth Malson, Pat Morrison, Nancy Weaver, Sandy Miller, Sandy Cope and 

Marj Frisch. 

Women's Recreation Association? 

Janet Harrington, 

president; 

Sharon Evans, 

vice president; 

Nina Burke, 

treasurer; 

Karen Mattern, 

secretary. 

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Marvel Fleming, feature editor; Darlene Birdsall, circulation Carol Hough, reporter; Duey Croff, news editor; and Jeff Edmonds, 

manager; Paula Lucas, feature editor, Dave McGinnis, reporter; reporter. 

Kirby Keller, devotional editor; Nondace Campbell, editor-in-chief; 

Huntingtonian 

David Graham, Tom Mills and Paul 

35mm camera. 

Gary Neterer keeps the books as business manager of the Huntingtonian. 

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Jerry Smith, copy editor; Phil Brumfiel, associate editor; Dave 

Fong, art editor; Karen Brown, editor-in-chief; Charles Brady, 

Mnemosyne 

advisor; Julia Howett, business manager; Nancy Daugherty, 

proof reader. 

Cunningham discuss the merits of a 

Professor Douglas F. LeMaster received the didication of the 1963 Mnemosyne 

from Karen Brown. 

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Mark Crain, first semester president 

"There must be some mistake. 

First row: Gary Neterer, Paul Harrington, Rodger Slater, Dick 

Smith, George Bolton. Second row: Keith Clark, Duey Croff, Harold 

Ditmer, Gary Baker, Tom Potts, Arlyn Reinhard, Ed Moyer. Third 

row: Mark Crain, Steve Smith, Emmett Lippe, Steve Berghoff, Charlie 

Lippe, Gene Grogg, Garl Wetters. Fourth row; Don Hendrickson, 

Dallas Weekley, advisor; Norman Glass, Don Reifort, Roger 

Burk.

The B.S.M. was responsible for building the Homecoming Queen Candidate's 

float in addition to building a magnificent float of their own. 

Emmett Lippe, second semester president. 

Roger serenades Sandy as the B.S.M.’s selection 

for the All-Campus Sing sponsored by the B.S.M. 

Fifty laps to victory by these Rough Riders around 

the campus oval on Clean-Up Day entitled them to the 

trophies. The winners were Harold Ditmer, Keith Clark, 

Bill Leiter, Gene Grogg, and Charlie Lippe, pit stop 

manager.

Seated: Jerry Smith, vice president; 

Karen Brown, secretary-treasurer; 

Paul Harrington, president. 

Standing: Augustine Stevens, Francis 

Jones, Lois Griffin, Jim Gunderson, 

Glenda Edlin, Richard Farmer, Phil 

Brumfiel, Alan Maxton, David Griffin, 

Paul Cunningham, Jerry Knoll, 

Jerry Farmer, Tin Yam Ng, Tom 

Mills. 

Science Club 

Scientists may also be musicians—they received the 

trophy for the All-Campus Sing. 

Lectures on space communications were a part of the 

varied series of programs. 

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Seated: Donna Jean Ferner, Donelle 

Birdsall, Connie Johnson, Darlene 

Graham. Standing: John Pell, 

Ken Lupp, Jerry Smith, Bob Kaehr, 

Jim Hotchkiss, Phil Brumfiel, Alan 

Maxton. 

Campus Players 

Backstage view of the Fall Production. 

On tour with "Christ in the Concrete City" during summer '62. 

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Young Republicans 

First row: Joan Steinfort, 

Barbara Booth, Steve 

Smith. Second row: Don 

Hendrickson, Rodger Slater, 

Jeff Edmonds, George 

Bolton. 

Student Lounge 

Lounge Committee: Richard Farmer, manager; JoAnn 

Fisher, Jerry Smith, Nina Burke. 

JoAnn gives some last minute instructions to 

workers Sandra Bowditch, Carol Loveless, and 

Sharon Evans. 

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S.E.A. 

Seated: Esther Barber, Rebecca Tarr, Ruth Arenz, Pam Gamble, Ruth Baas, 

Candy Rooney, Pat Petre, Sharon Cox, Erma Burkholder, Janet Bonewitz, Rodger 

Slater, Jim Thompson, Harold Weaver, Keith Hippensteel. Standing: Dr. Corinth 

Lange, advisor. 

Dr. Corinth Lange, advisor; Sharon Cox, secretary-treasurer; 

Harold Weaver, president; Janet 

Bonewitz, vice president; Candy Rooney, state reporter. 

For the Critic Teacher Tea, we play school. 

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An elite group limited to varsity letter winners, the 

Varsity Club develops good sportsmanship and promotes 

interest in intercollegiate athletics. Helping to sponsor 

such activities as the independent tourney were Kevin 

Bergdall, Dick Moyer, president; Steve Berghoff, Gary 

Mastin, Richard Klopfenstein, advisor; Ray Shank, Gene 

Grogg and Rollo Williams. 

Varsity Club 

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ACTIVITIES 

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‘Take your birdbath, tightwad!" 

Fall 

Production 

Comedy rides high, and for the 1962 

annual Fall Production, Robert E. McEnroe's 

comedy “The Silver Whistle" was chosen. 

This three-act play, with its setting in the 

atmosphere of an old folks home, contained 

a subdued moral tone. 

Watch it, Mr. Beebe. 

The cast takes a final bow.

“Eat up!" 

“What do you mean, the rope's stuck?" 

The 1962 Homecoming exuded clamor, frenzy 

and tension. But from it all Marty Henry 

emerged a triumphant, "All-American” queen. 

Her court was composed of Nancy Altman, 

Sandra Cope, and Barbara Waln. Their themes 

included a "hillbilly" heaven, a Western ranch 

atmosphere, and a typical "Gold Rush" saloon. 

Adding attraction to the yearly festivities 

were the newly-initiated parade, a smorgasbord, 

and the homecoming game. 

Party leader Jackson conducts a caucus for Marty. 

“Ride 'em, cowboys!"

Nancy Altman 

Huntington, Indiana 

Sandy Cope 

Boise, Idaho 

Homecoming Queen 

and 

Court 

Queen Marty Henry 

Culver, Indiana 

Barbara Waln 

Newhall, California 

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What Think Ye of Christ? 

LaDoyt Rodeheaver leads the congregation in song before the message of the evening. 

C.L.E.W. 

Dr. Harold H. Scanlin, bishop of the 

Evangelical Congregational Church in 

Reading, Pennsylvania, was the 1963 

speaker for Christian Life Emphasis 

Week, March 4-10. 

The choir inspired many. 

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George and Martha were there. 

Appropriate decorations adorned the speaker's table. 

Washington 

Banquet 

Jack G. Brown, Indianapolis attorney, presented an 

inspiring personal challenge to each person attending 

the banquet held at the Masonic Temple. Mr. Brown's 

theme was “The Challenge of Today" in which he challenged 

each person to live for Christ. His topic followed 

very closely the banquet theme, which was "Righteousness 

Exalteth a Nation." 

Jack G. Brown, speaker 

The banquet was well attended by faculty, students and friends of the college.

Recognition Day 

High academic achievement scholastically receives recognition. 

Honors Day 

Mr. Charles Kaufman, city Guidance Director, 

addresses the honor students. 

Student Council Advisor, Roger Buzzard, 

receives gift. 

Francis Jones, Tom Mills and Paul Harrington receive chemistry, mathematics, 

and physics awards respectively. 

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Garden Day Queen, Candy Rooney, 

opens gift.

Athletic Awards 

At the annual Athletic Awards Banquet, the varsity 

letter winners are awarded their letters in 

their respective sports. 

Basketball 

Baseball 

Golf 

Congressman J. Edward Roush, speaker 

"An enjoyable banquet" 

Tennis

Who’s Who 

Karen Brown was editor of 

the Mnemosyne, secretarytreasurer 

of the Science Club 

and was active in other organizations. 

Carol Gates was. a member of 

the Student Council, G. V.'s, and 

Clericus. She was also a member 

of the ladies' trio. 

Doyle Clark has been very active 

in the Student Council, senior 

class president and a member of 

G.V.’s. 

Janet Bonewitz has been president 

of the S.E.A. and Y.W.C.A., 

class officer two years, and a 

member of the Huntingtonian and 

G.V.’s. 

Sue Merryman was a member 

of the Student Lounge and Student 

Affairs committees, editor of the 

Mnemosyne and cheerleader. 

Howard Cherry has been 

very active in the Student 

Council and was president of 

his junior class. 

Jim Thompson has been 

president of the Student Union, 

freshman class president and 

active on the golf team. 

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Junior-Senior Reception 

"Prove all things; hold fast that 

which is good.” 

A part of the crowd that enjoyed 

the reception at the Hobby 

Ranch House in Fort Wayne. 

The Juniors decorated the banquet area 

beautifully with an old-fashioned scheme 

to fit the decor.

Dr. William Eberly was speaker for 

Garden Day. 

Karen Mattern, Sharon Cox, Julia Howett, Carol Gates, Carol Loveless, 

Carol Hough, Pat Petre and Mary Lou Bickel wound the Maypole. 

Garden Day 

Queen Candy Rooney, Seneca, Kansas 

Mrs. Elmer Becker crowned the queen. 

The Queen and Her Court 

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SPORTS 

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Cheerleaders 

Leading the Forester fans during the 

'62-'63 basketball season were Sandy 

Miller, a freshman from Huntington 

County, Janice Kline, also a freshman 

from Huntington County, and Marty 

Henry, a sophomore from Culver, 

Indiana. 

Cheerleaders Janice Kline and Sandy Miller pause in their practicing to pose for the camera. 

Forester fans display mixed emotions as the game 

progresses.

Left to right: Dwight Simms, Bob Andrews, Roger Skinner, Kevin Bergdall, Dick Smith, Allen 

Kpenge. 

Tennis 

“A good beginning is half the battle.” However, 

the 1962 H.C. tennis team proved that this 

is not always true. After winning their first 

match, the team managed to lose every remaining 

match with the exception of two which 

were postponed because of bad weather and 

could not be rescheduled. 

Roger S kinner demonstrates 

good tennis form. 

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Baseball 

Rains and a wet playing field plagued the baseball team of Forest Glen. Kneeling: Sam Kreigh, 

Kirby Keller, Gary Mastin, Gary Butz, Fred Johns, Dick Moyer, Bruce Potee, Booty Fahrnow. Standing: 

Elmer Stocker, Mark Crain, Gene Benner, Jim Searson, Bob Hostler, LaDoyt Rodeheaver, Ron Troyer, 

Roger Lake, Ray Zimmerman, coach. 

Coach Ray Zimmerman 

awaits the action. 

Dick Moyer gets set for the pitch. 

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Tom McMahon tries to place one over the fence. 

“All the ingredients for a beautiful afternoon. . .sunny day. . .spectators. 

. .and a baseball game." 

‘‘The windup. . .and the pitch. . 

“And another run scores for 

Huntington. . 

“A good bench is worth???"

First column: Bob Briggs, Ron 

Kline, Bill Leiter, Roger Skinner, Rollo 

Williams. Center: Coach Klopfenstein. 

Second column: Sam Kreigh, 

Tom McMahon, Larry Ummel, Mark 

Crain, Dick Underwood. 

“Get that ball" 

Rollo tosses one in with Roger 

looking on. 

"Pass it to me—I'm free.” 

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Foresters 

Ron Kline, Roger Skinner, . . . 

. . .Sam Kreigh, Tom McMahon, Bob Sutton, . . . 

. . .Larry Ummel, . . . 

. . .Bob Hostler, . . . 

1962-1963 

VARSITY SCHEDULE 

Nov. 17 Oakland City 

23 Rio Grande 

27 Anderson 

30 Taylor Tourney 

Dec. 1 Taylor Tourney 

6 Tri-State 

8 Manchester 

10 Bluffton 

13 Marian 

15 Taylor 

Jan. 5 Tri-State 

8 Concordia 

12 Indiana Tech. 

15 Goshen 

19 Hanover 

Feb. 5 Concordia 

9 Marian 

12 Grace 

14 Goshen 

19 Indiana Tech. 

21 Bluffton 

23 Oakland City 

25 Cedarville 

. . .and Rollo Williams warm 

up before a game. 

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For the third consecutive year, Coach 

Richard Klopfenstein's Foresters finished 

the season with a 16-8 record. This gives 

him a ten year record of 136-92 or a 

.600 average, a record of which any 

coach can be proud. 

Coach Richard Klopfenstein 

One of the outstanding players of the 

'62- 63 season was Sam Kreigh, short 

senior guard who set five records during 

the season. He set an all-time high of 

633 points for one season at a recordbreaking 

pace of 26.4 points per game, 

good enough to be the state's leading 

scorer. In the process, he also established 

a record of most field goals per 

season at 235. 

In addition, Sammy set two records 

in conference play with a total of 244 

points in 8 games at a sizzling 30.5 

points per game. 

Wherever the action was thickest, you could always 

find Sam. 

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Junior Varsity 

First row: Keith Clark, Dick Reed, Sam Bear, Elmer Stocker, Paul Bair. Second row: Gary Butz, 

Al Esterline, Jim Thorne, Bill Imes. 

Thorne lays it up for another two 

points. 

“If I could just get my hands on it. . . ." 

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Members of the track team were Sam Bear, coach; Emmett Lippe, Gary Neterer, Jerry Farmer, Dennis 

Lynch, Gene Grogg, Augie Stevens and Delbert Graham. 

Track 

“I must practice my starts. . ." 

“On your mark. . .Get set. . .Bang!” 

April 27 

May 4 

1963 TRACK SCHEDULE 

Grace, Conf. Meet 

Grace, Conf. Meet 

18 Huntington, Conf. Meet 

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Golf 

Captain Jim Thompson takes a few 

practice strokes. 

Roger Skinner eyes a sure putt. 

Ray Shank gets set to sink a putt. 

"There's nothing like a good round of golf to make you feel ambitious.” 

1963 GOLF SCHEDULE 

April 27 Tri-State 

30 Indiana Tech 

May 1 Taylor 

3 Manchester 

4 Conf. Golf Meet: 

Brookwood 

8 Indiana Tech 

13 Concordia 

18 Concordia 

21 Tri-State 

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Foreign Students 

Tin Yam Ng, Hong Kong; David Fong, Shanghai; and Sai-Kee Wong, Hong 

Kong; are three Chinese students on campus. 

Samuel Strachan, Jamaica; Allen 

Kpenge, Augustine Stevens, and John Labor, 

Sierra Leone, West Africa, look over 

a library display. 

Graduation 

Senior 

Service 

Investiture 

Dr. Myron F. Boyd, Winona Lake, brought the sermon 

for the Baccalaureate service. 

Dr. Charles H. Malik, former president of the United 

Nations brought the Commencement address.

SENIORS 

73

Raymond Franklin Adams 

R.R. 2 

Racine, Ohio 

B.S. in Business Education 

Huntingtonian 2,3; BSM Club 3,4; Young Republicans 3,4; 

Campus Players 3,4; S.E.A. 3,4; Gospel Volunteers 2. 

David Banayan 

Teheran, Iran 

Gene Ross Benner 

921 Evelyn Ave. 

Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada 

B.S. in Business Administration 

A Capella Choir 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3; 

Campus Players 3. 

Rose Elkins Barkey 

Helmer, Indiana 

B.S. in Elementary Education 

Y.W.C.A. 1; Huntingtonian 1. 

Larry Beverly 

Fowler, Illinois 

Janet Carole Bonewitz 

915 Elm St. 



S.E.A. 1, Reporter 2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3, 

Pres. 4 ; Class Treas. 2; Class Sec. 3; Huntingtonian 1,2; 

Gospel Volunteers 1,2,3,4; Junior Hayride Queen 4; Garden 

Day 2,3; Religious Life & Service Committee 4; Who's 

Who. 

Karen Elizabeth Brown 

R.R. 5 


B.S. in Mathematics 

Band 1; Huntingtonian 1; Science Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; 

Mnemosyne Editor 4; Garden Day 3; Y.W.C.A. 4; Student 

Affairs Committee 4; Library Representative 3; Who's Who. 

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Guiding the class of 1963 were Paul Harrington, Treas.; Howard Grogg, V. Pres.; Doyle 

Clark, Pres.; Julia Howett, Sec. 

Erma M. Burkholder 

1844 College Ave. 



Y.W.C.A. 1,2; Gospel Volunteers 1,2; S.E.A. 4. 

Nelson Cairl 

403 E. Main St. 

Butler, Indiana 

Howard Cherry 

621 N. Cochran 

Charlotte, Michigan 

Doyle Paul Clark 

1855 Fruit St. 


A.B. in Chemistry 

Gospel Volunteers 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Pres. 

4; A Capella Choir 1; Young Republicans 4; Who’s Who. 

Janet George Clark 


Y.W.C.A. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,4; Gospel Volunteers 1,2,3; 

Class Sec. 2; S.E.A. 4; Religious Life & Service Committee 

3; Band 1,2; A Capella Choir 4; Student Council Sec. 4; 

Garden Day 1; Young Republicans 4.

Reynolds Markham Crain 

North Main St. 

Pierceton, Indiana 

B.S. in Physical Education 

BSM 3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. 

Thomas Earlywine 

1745 Guilford St. 


Richard Ronald Farmer 

R.R. 2 

South Whitley, Indiana 


Science Club 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Student Council 4; Student 

Lounge Committee 3, Manager 4; Track 3. 

Kenneth Clarence Fisher 



A.B. in Bible 

Clericus 1,2,3,4. 

David T. C. Fong 

Shanghai, China 

A.B. in Business Administration 

Mnemosyne Art Editor 4. 

Carol Elma Gates 

Erie Rd. 

Derby, New York 

A.B. in Christian Education 

Gospel Volunteers 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Clericus 1,2,3, 

Sec. 4; Ladies Trio 1,2; Huntingtonian 1. 

Howard Grogg 

R.R. 2 

Ridgeville, Indiana 

76

Paul Harrington 

193 Church St. 

Coldwater, Michigan 

Keith C. Hippensteel 

R.R. 1 



Jerrold L. Hosterman 

Box 163 

Sycamore, Ohio 


Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Bowling 2; Intramural Basketball 

2,3,4. 

Julia Ann Howett 

256 S. Briant St. 


A.B. in Foreign Languages 

Huntingtonian 1; Garden Day 2; Young Republicans 3; 

Mnemosyne 3, Business Manager 4; Class Sec. 4. 

Colleen Kay Keller 

718 Van Buren St. 

Berne, Indiana 


S.E.A. 4. 

John William Kennedy 

R.R. 8 


B.S. in Social Studies 

Baseball 1951-1952. 

Robert F. Kiteley 

149 North Avery Rd. 

Pontiac, Michigan 

B.S. in Secondary Music Education 

Band 3; A Capella Choir 3, Student Conductor 4.

Jerry Knoll 

529 High St. 

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 

Joseph Allen Kpenge 

P. O. Box 20 

Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone 

West Africa 

A.B. in History 

Tennis 4. 

Samuel Kreigh 

Box 5 

Zanesville, Indiana 

Doris Ellen Kreps 

7547 Todd Rd. 

Temperance, Michigan 


Y.W.C.A. 1,2; A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4; Ladies Trio 1,3; 

Gospel Volunteers 1,2,3,4. 

Francis Lee Kurtansky 

133 Alexander St. 

Caro, Michigan 

A.B. in Philosophy 

Gospel Volunteers 1,2, Pres. 3,4; Y.M.C.A. 2,3; Clericus 

2,3, V. Pres. 4; Religious Life & Service Committee 3. 

Howard McGlennen 

Mulberry St. 


Mark Lee McHenry 

R.R. 3 


A.B. in Music 

Band 1,2,3,4; S.E.A. 4. 

78

Edwin Mast 

R.R. 1 

Antwerp, Ohio 

David Mead 

140 High 

Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania 

Sue Shelhamer Merryman 

2106 College Ave. 



Mnemosyne 2, Editor 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Student Affairs 

Committee 3; Student Lounge Committee 3; Huntingtonian 

1,2; Class Sec. 4; Who’s Who. 

Robert Karl Morris 

R.R. 1 

Keystone, Indiana 

B.S. in History 

BSM 3,4. 

Barbara Schell Myers 




Huntingtonian 1; S.E.A. 4. 

Eleanor Kahly Price 

620 Opal St. 


Richard Price

Candace Carol Rooney 

Seneca, Kansas 


Cheerleader 1,2; A Capella 

Choir 1,2; S.E.A. 3,4; Student 

Council Sec. 3. 

Mark Rutledge 

Box 134 

Wilshire, Ohio 

Graduate record examinations are a part of every student's senior year. 

Marlin Wendell Simms 

323 Hall St. 

Orrville, Ohio 


Campus Players 1; Gospel Volunteers 1; Intramural Basketball 

1,2,3,4 ; S.E.A. 4. 

James Edward Thompson 

154 McCrum St. 


B.S. in History 

Class Pres. 1; Student Council 1, Pres. 4; Student Lounge 

Committee 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; S.E.A. 1,2,3; Varsity Club 

2,3,4; Religious Life & Service Committee 4; Who’s Who. 

Harold Lee Weaver 

R.R. 8 



S.E.A. 2,3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2. 

Amy Jo Wechter 




Robert Wechter 


S.E.A. 4. 

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SEMINARY and 

UNDERCLASSMEN 

81

John Lippe 

301 N.E. 15th St. 

Abilene, Kansas 

Junior Mentzer 

644 Opal St. 

Huntington 

1963 Seminary Graduates 

Harold Myers 

943 Warren St. 


Robert Myers 

1845 Freedom 


Douglas Wing 

Box 188 


82

Seminary 

Directing seminary activities were Lee 

Palmer, Sec.-Treas.; Doug Wing, Student 

Council Rep.; Bob Myers, V. Pres.; and 

Dave Jackson, Pres. 

John Goodwin Keith Maxwell Kent Maxwell 

'Man shall not live by bread alone. . ."

Lee Palmer 

Paul Sheets 

Keith Smith 

Theron Smith 

Harold Wust 

Mr. Cecil A. Jeffery, Seminary Day speaker. 

On-Campus Seminary Day provided interesting 

seminars for two days around the theme 

of "Goals in Christian Youth Work." Cecil A. 

Jeffery from Columbus, Ohio, general secretary 

of the Ohio Christian Endeavor, was the 

guest speaker. 

34

Nancy Altman 

Junior class officers were Bruce Von Bargen, Treas.; Pam Gamble, Sec.; Bob Kaehr, 

V. Pres.; and Jerry Smith, Pres. 

Juniors 

Esther Barber 

Donetta Burkholder 

Philip Brumfiel 

Sharon Cox 

Ronald Cook 

85

Gary Danner 

Barbara Edwards 

Donna Jean Ferner 

Caralene Fishbaugh 

Mary Fisher 

Edna Gamble 

Pamela 

Sharon 

Gamble 

Germann 

Delbert Graham 

Judith Griffin 

Donald Hendrickson 

Barbara Hess 

86

Charles Johnson 

Robert Kaehr 

Kirby Keller 

John Labor 

Rodna Landis 

Emmett Lippe 

Byron Lucas 

Lynn 

Mefferd 

Thomas Mellott 

Richard Morrison 

Edgar Moyer 

Dennis Myers 

87

Gary Neterer 

All Juniors take great delight in cleaning up after their Penny Supper! 

Patricia Petre 

Janet Bonewitz and Mark Crain were crowned king and 

queen of the Junior Hayride. 

Royal Saufley 

Rodger Slater 

Gerald Smith 

Bruce Von Bargen 

88

Sophomores 

Officers of the sophomore class were 

Eugene Grogg, V. Pres.; Roger Skinner, 

Pres.; Connie Johnson, Sec.; Nondace 

Campbell, Treas. 

Gerald 

Richard 

Anderson 

Anderson 

Robert Andrews 

Ruth 

Arenz 

Ruth Baas 

Gary Baker 

89

Steven 

Berghoff 

Howard Bolen 

George Bolton 

Diana Bonewitz 

Sandra 

Bowditch 

Lawrence Boyer 

Rachael Brown 

Roger Burk 

Nina Burke 

M. Keith Clark 

Patricia 

Cook 

Sandra Cope 

90

Leland Custer 

Nancy Daugherty 

Glenda Edlin 

Barbara Emmans 

Sharon 

Evans 

Virginia Fisher 

Ronald Fletcher 

Richard Foy 

Jayne Frank 

Darlene 

Graham 

M. David Griffin 

Lois Griffin 

91

Mr. and Mrs. John Labor view some of the paintings. 

Eugene Grogg 

Some of the paintings by Professor Hollis exhibited 

at the Sophomore Art Exhibit. 

Rosalie Hale 

Janet Harrington 

Karen Headley 

Martha 

John 

Henry 

Holloway 

James Hotchkiss 

92

Friends of the college from the local community also attended the exhibit. 

Constance Johnson 

Dorland Kuntz 

Roger Lake 

Charles Lippe 

Carole 

Annette 

Loveless 

Lucas 

Kenneth Lupp 

93

Beth 

Malson 

Gary Mastin 

Karen Mattern 

Bonnie Merkle 

Roy 

Miller 

Susan Mills 

Judith 

Richard 

Morris 

Moyer 

Jay Musselman 

Jo 

Irma 

Palmer 

Pelzer 

Thomas Potts 

94

Gerald 

Pulliam 

Richard Raab 

Grant Ray 

Carol Seibert 

Delight 

Siedenburg 

Dwight Simms 

Roger 

Daniel 

Skinner 

Smith 

Eloise Smith 

Richard H. Smith 

Stephen Smith 

Beth Spencer

Augustine Stevens 

Alice Taylor 

Dick Smith takes his turn at returning Tech's ball the hard way. 

John Trook 

Jill Van Deusen 

Patrick Vejar 

Barbara 

Nellie 

Waln 

Walters 

Rollo Williams 

96

Fred Johns, President; Rex 

Somers, Vice President; Emily 

Carlson, Secretary; and David 

Graham, Treasurer; look over 

the minutes of the last freshman 

class meeting. 

Freshmen 

Mary Lou Bickel 

Darlene 

Birdsall 

Donelle Birdsall 

Barbara 

Nathan 

Booth 

Brown 

Samuel Brown 

97

Patricia Brumfiel 

De Etta Jo Burkholder 

Ilene Bush 

Gary Butz 

Emily 

Carlson 

Jerry Chapin 

Lynda Coppess 

Paul Cunningham 

Margaret Custer 

Diane Daugherty 

Ann Davidson 

Ronald DeWitt 

98

Arthur 

Ditmer 

Jeffrey Edmonds 

Nancy Emans 

Albert Esterline 

Marvel 

Fleming 

Marjorie Frisch 

James Geiger 

Lyle Gidner 

Paul David Graham 

James Gunderson 

Terry Harrell 

Ronald Hite 

99

Hangings . . . 

. . .and empty coffins. . . 

Carol 

Anne 

Hough 

Huber 

Judy Hughs 

Fred Jones 

Connie Jones 

Francis Jones 

100

. . .did not disturb the appetites of those attending the “Nightmare Project" sponsored by the 

Freshman Class. 

Mary Kelly 

Janice 

Dorothy 

Kline 

Lahr 

John Lawrence 

Ruthellen 

Love 

Alan 

Maxton 

Robert McClurg 

101

Ronald McReynolds 

Sandra Miller 

Thomas Miller 

Tillie Miller 

Thomas Mills 

Patricia Morrison 

Pamela Perrigo 

Bruce Potee 

Donna Rice 

Walter Roberts 

James Searson 

Lou Ann Shafer 

102

Sondra Shrock 

R. David Smith 

Walter Smith 

Rex Somers 

Joan Steinfort 

James Stewart 

Samuel Strachan 

Rozanne 

Stucky 

Kenneth Stuter 

Rebecca Tarr 

Robert Thompson 

James Thorne 

103

Ping pong games are a favorite pastime. 

Ronald Troyer 

Mary Ann Vance 

Billie Vielhauer 

Jerry 

Lynn 

Wagner 

Walter 

Richard Warner 

104

Taking pictures is part of a freshman’s 

life, but does it take this many cameras? 

Suzanne Wasmuth 

Nancy 

Thomas 

Weaver 

Wells 

Joanna Wheeler 

Loretta Whiting 

Patricia Will 

Denise Wills 

105

Student Directory 

Adams, Raymond 

74 

R.R. 2 

Racine, Ohio 

Altman, Nancy 

3,43,52,85 

1327 Poplar Street 


Amsler, Sharon 

54,55 

Box 146 

Knox, Pennsylvania 

Anderson, Darrell 

1721 Greenboy Road 

Highland Park, Illinois 

Anderson, E. Gerald 

89 

Platteville, Wisconsin 

Anderson, Richard 

89 

Markle, Indiana 

Anderson, Robert 

R.R. 2 

Auburn, Indiana 

Andrews, Robert 

51,63,89 

Perrinton, Michigan 

Arenz, Ruth 

47,89 

957 E. 167th Place 

South Holland, Ohio 

Arnold, Daniel 

R.R. 2 

AviIla, Indiana 

Arnold, Dean 

128 N. Bond 

Bluffton, Indiana 

Baas, Ruth 

89 

525 Wieland Road 

Lansing, Michigan 

Bair, Paul 

51,69,70 

119 Egolf Street 

Churubusco, Indiana 

Baker, Gary 

42,51,62,89 

3015 Searles 

Rockford, Illinois 

Banayan, Azizolah 

74 

Teheran, Iran 

Barber, Esther (Mrs.) 

47,85,88 

940 Ruth Street 


Barkey, Rose (Mrs.) 

74 

1855 Fruit Street 


Barnett, John 

3300 Earlham Drive 

Dayton, Ohio 

Bear, Samuel 

57,69,70,73 

333 Main Street 

Roanoke, Indiana 

Becker, Carlson 

503 Wilkerson Street 


Benner, Gene 

45,50,57,59,64,65,7-2,74 

921 Evelyn Avenue 

Fort Erie, Ontario 

Canada 

Bennett, Dean 

1048 Wildwood Drive 


Bergdall, Kevin 

35,37,39,48,54,57,63,65 

203 E. Franklin 

Lanark, Illinois 

Berghoff, Steven 

42,48,62,90 

1407 Forest 

Fort Wayne, Indiana 

Beverly, Larry 

32,55,74 

Fowler, Illinois 

Bickel, Mary Lou 

38,60,77,97,101 

4901 South Anthony 


Birdsall, Darlene 

45,51,77,97 

R.R. 3 

Clare, Michigan 

Birdsall, Donelle 

35,50,77,97 

R.R. 3 


Bitner, Stephen 

61 

1829 Guilford Street 


Bolen, Howard 

37,90 

German Valley, Illinois 

Bolton, George 

42,43,46,62,90 

725 E. Chicago 

Allen, Michigan 

Bomersback, Thomas 

Andrews, Indiana 

Bonewitz, Diana 

50.90 

915 Elm Street 


Bonewitz, Janet 

33,38,47,54,58,60,74,80,88 



Bonewitz, Karen 

62 



Booth, Barbara 

35.39.46.54.62.65.77.97 

R.R. 2 

Howe, Indiana 

Boukes, Ladonna 

4440 Cornelius Avenue 

Indianapolis, Indiana 

Bowditch, Sandra 

38.46.90 

Laskey Road 

Toledo 13, Ohio 

Boyer, Lawrence Arden 

90 

R.R. 1 


Briggs, Robert 

66 

231 Oak Street 


Brown, Karen 

33.41.58.62.74 

R.R. 5 


Brown, Nathan 

77.97 

R.R. 4 


Brown, Rachael 

39.59.62.90 

R.R. 5 


Brown, Samuel 

4,97,100 

R.R. 5 


Brumfiel, Patricia 

98 

407 E. Vine 

Van Buren, Indiana 

Brumfiel, Philip 

31.41.44.45.51.85 

407 E. Vine 


Burk, Roger 

37.42.43.90 

Caledonia, Michigan 

Burke, Nina 

37.39.46.90 


Burkholder, DeEtta Jo 

35.54.98 

800 Himes Street 


Burkholder, Donetta 

15.34.37.85 

Scotland, Pennsylvania 

Burkholder, Erma (Mrs.) 

47.56.75 

1844 College Avenue 


Burley, Arthur 

1140 Bechtol 


Burns, Sara 

434 Hasty 


Bush, Ilene 

98 

4889 N. Unionville 

Unionville, Michigan 

Butz, Gary 

57.64.65.69.98 

4502 Winston Avenue 


Cairl, Nelson 

75 

403 E. Main Street 


Caley, Everett Duane 

R.R. 3 


Campbell, Nondace 

7,37,38,40,89 

61 S. West 

Hillsdale, Michigan 

Cannon, Alice (Mrs.) 

1100 Gragg Street 


Carlson, Emily 

5.54.77.97.98 



Carroll, David 



Chapin, Jerry 

98 

533 Mayne Street 


Cherry, Howard 

56.58.72.75 

621 N. Cochran 


Clark, Doyle 

32.54.56.58.59.60.72.75 



Clark, Janet (Mrs.) 

32.35.75 



Clark, M. Keith 

38.42.43.69.90 

393 Washington 

Peru, Indiana 

Clements, Darrell 

R.R. 2 


Cole, George 



106

Cook, Patricia 

35.38.90 



Cook, Ronald 

51.85 

R.R. 1 


Cope, Sandra 

37.39.43.52.90 

1721 W. Washington 

Boise, Idaho 

Coppess, Lynda 

38.39.51.98 

13112 Round Lake Road 

Sunfield, Michigan 

Cox, Sharon 

47.59.60.85 

Box 324 


Crain, Mark 

42,57,64,65,66,76,88 

Pierceton, Indiana 

Croff, Orin Duey 

40,42,43,50,62,104 

1160 60th Street 

Grand Rapids, Michigan 

Cunningham, Paul 

40,44,57,98,105 

1718 Jessie Avenue 


Current, Joseph 



Custer, Leland 

4.5.51.91 

154 Jackson Street 


Custer, Margaret 

4.98 

154 Jackson Street 


Dakin, Lowell 

R.R. 2 

Milton-Freewater, Oregon 

Danner, Gary 

50,86 

2967 N. 6th Street 

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 

Daugherty, Gloria Diane 

98 

Box 306 

Warren, Indiana 

Daugherty, Nancy 

3.35.39.41.47.91 

R.R. 7 


Davidson, Ann 

98 

1137 Ogan Avenue 


Davis, Larry 

5199 Little Richmond Road 

Dayton, Ohio 

Davis, Ray 

R.R. 3 

Gladwin, Michigan 

Dearduff, Gary 

422 Vine 


Deemer, Norma 

47 

R.R. 9 


DeHaven, Glen 



Devall, Kelly 

246 Briant 


DeWeese, Thomas 

1816 Alabama Avenue 


DeWitt, Ronald 

98 

R.R. 1 


Ditmer, Arthur Harold 

42.43.99 

R.R. 8 


Doerscher, Stephen 

1713 Canfield Street 


Dolby, Richard 

R.R. 2 

Columbia City, Indiana 

Donaghue, Wayne 

2276 Shawnee Boulevard 

Lima, Ohio 

Drew, Helen (Mrs.) 

943 Cherry Street 


Dunlap, Raymond 

R.R. 1 


Earlywine, Thomas 

76 



Edlin, Glenda 

17.31.39.44.65.91 

830 Spruce 

Leavenworth, Kansas 

Edmonds, Jeffrey 

3.40.46.99 

308 E. Tipton 


Edwards, Barbara 

38.86 

3103 Gladstone 

Rockford, Illinois 

Eisenhauer, Mary Ann 



Ellis, Linda 

194 Walnut Street 

Wabash, Indiana 

Emans, Nancy 

99,101 

Box 215 

Celina, Ohio 

Emmans, Barbara 

37.38.91 

208 Jay Dee Street 

Elkhart, Indiana 

Esterline, Albert 

69.99 

R.R 5 


Evans, Daniel 

206 N. Market 

North Manchester, Indiana 

Evans, Sharon 

37.38.39.46.65.91 

1421 N. Jay Street 

Kokomo, Indiana 

Fahrnow, Glen 

57,61,64,65 

R.R. 9 


Farmer, Jerry 

44,70 

R.R. 2 


Farmer, Richard 

44.46.60.76 

R.R. 2 


Ferner, Donna Jean 

44,54,86,88 

8245 Cornell 

Chicago 17, Illinois 

Fishbaugh, Caralene 

45.55.86 

R.R. 1 

Uniondale, Indiana 

Fisher, Kenneth 

72.76 

1509 N. Buckeye 


Fisher, Mary 

38.54.86 

1748 Barrows 

Toledo, Ohio 

Fisher, Virginia 

5.35.91 

1748 Barrows 

Toledo, Ohio 

Fleming, Marvel 

35.40.54.99 

R.R. 1 

Rockford, Ohio 

Fletcher, Ronald 

62.91 

4977 Little Richmond Road 

Dayton, Ohio 

Fong, David 

41.72.73.76 

Shanghai, China 

Foy, Richard 

3.91 

R.R. 1 

Poneto, Indiana 

Frank, Jayne 

91 

McCollum Road 

Montgomery, Michigan 

Frederick, Richard 

56 

Box 417 


Frewer, Jean (Mrs.) 

R.R. 3 


Frisch, Marjorie 

39.51.60.99 

509 General Steuben Road 

King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 

Fry, Dean 

728 N. LaFontaine 


Gallaway, Gerald 



Gamble, Edna (Mrs.) 

86 

R.R. 1 


Gamble, Pamela 

47.55.60.81.85.86 

R.R. 1 


Gates, Carol 

17.36.37.56.58.59.60.72.76 


Gee, David 

581 Etna Avenue 


Geiger, James 

5.62.99 

R.R. 2 

Star City, Indiana 

Gerber, Philip 

Box 172 

Uniondale, Indiana 

Germann, Sharon (Mrs.) 

56.86 

R.R. 1 

Scott, Ohio 

Gidner, Lyle 

99,104 

Gidner Road 


Giessler, Von 

36 

R.R. 3 

Willshire, Ohio 

Ginty, James 



Glass, Norman 

42 

R.R. 2 


Goodwin, John 

33,36,83 

8561/2 Campus Street 


Graham, Darlene 

35.45.50.60.91 

6844 Minock Street 

Detroit, Michigan 

107

Graham, Delbert 

70.86 



Graham, Gary 

35,36 

765 N. School 

Colby, Kansas 

Graham, Paul David 

7.35.40.50.62.97.99 

6844 Minock Street 

Detroit, Michigan 

Griffin, Judith 

57.86 

414 Highland Boulevard 

Bremen, Ohio 

Griffin, Lois 

37.38.44.91 

2015 Bailey Road 

Toledo 16, Ohio 

Griffin, M. David 

24.32.44.62.91 

414 Highland Boulevard 

Bremen, Ohio 

Grobe, David 

928 N. Dement Avenue 

Dixon, Illinois 

Grogg, Donald Eugene 

42.43.48.70.89.92 

R.R. 2 


Grogg, Henrietta (Mrs.) 

519V2 E. State Street 


Grogg, Howard 

51,75,76 

R.R. 2 


Gunderson, James 

44.99 

R.R. 1 

Hobart, Indiana 

Hale, Rosalie (Mrs.) 

92.50 

R.R. 7 


Harmon, Joyce 

R.R. 1 


Harrell, Terry 

99 



Harrington, Janet 

17.39.51.57.61.92 

193 Church 


Harrington, Paul 

31.33.39.42.44.49.50 

55.56.75.77 

193 Church 


Harris, Elsie (Mrs.) 

1330 Mishler Road 


Hathaway, Stephen 

2224 Bremer Drive 


Headley, Karen 

35.39.92 

R.R. 2 

West Unity, Ohio 

Hendrickson, Donald 

3.42.43.65.81.86 

4323 S. Madison 

Muncie, Indiana 

Henry, Martha 

43.49.53.55.92 

R.R. 1 

Culver, Indiana 

Hess, Barbara 

35.36.54.86 

4400 Prescott 

Dayton 16, Ohio 

Hippensteel, Keith 

47.73.77 

R.R. 1 


Hite, Ronald 

3,99 



Holloway, John 

92 



Hosterman, Jerrold 

77 

Box 163 

Sycomore, Ohio 

Hostler, Robert 

57,64,65,67 

R.R. 2 

KendalIviIle, Indiana 

Hotchkiss, James 

33,37,38,45,50,92 

R.R. 6 

Marion, Indiana 

Hough, Carol 

34.35.40.60.100 

12113 Sunfield Highway 


Houghton, William 

81 



Howett, Julia 

41,56,59,60,72,75,77,80 

256 S. Briant Street 


Huber, Anne 

100 

R.R. 4 

Lititz, Pennsylvania 

Hughs, Judy 

100 

R.R. 1 

Venedocia, Ohio 

Imes, William 

69 

R.R. 3 

Kendallville, Indiana 

Jackson, David 

7,32,36,51,62,83 


Jersey, Judith 

441 Pearl Street 

Boyne City, Michigan 

Johns, Fred 

57.64.77.97.100 

R.R. 2 


Johnson, Charles 

87 

1001 E. Columbia 

Mason, Michigan 

Johnson, Connie 

45,59,89,93 

R.R. 2 


Jones, Connie 

100 

1167 Ogan Avenue 


Jones, Francis 

44,56,100 

R.R. 7 


Kaehr, Robert 

45,59,85,87 

425 E. Spring 


Kahly, Robert 

German Valley, Illinois 

Kallenberger, Leon 

R R. 1 


Keene, Roger 

R.R. 1 


Keller, Colleen (Mrs.) 

59,77 

718 Van Buren 

Berne, Indiana 

Keller, Kirby 

40,51,57,64,87 

R.R. 2 


Kelley, Mary Kathy 

1119 E. Tipton 


Kennedy, John 

56.73.77 

R.R. 8 


Kethcart, Robert 

R.R. 2 


Kinsey, Neil 

Box 193 


Kiracofe, John 

752 Charles 


Kiteley, Robert 

35.54.59.72.73.77 

149 N. Avery Road 

Pontiac, Michigan 

Kitzmann, Marie 


Kline, Janice 

60,101 

R.R. 4 


Kline, Ronald 

57,66,67 

R.R. 3 


Knittle, Carey 

405 Winchester 

Decatur, Indiana 

Knoll, Jerry 

44.72.78 

529 High Street 


Kpenge, Joseph Allen 

57.63.72.73.78 

Box 20 Mattry 

Jong, Sierra Leone 

West Africa 

Kreigh, Samuel 

57.64.65.66.67.68.78 

Box 5 

Zanesville, Indiana 

Kreps, Doris 

35.72.78 

7547 Todd Road 

Temperance, Michigan 

Krider, Richard 

Churubusco, Indiana 

Kuntz, Dorland 

35.93 

R.R. 7 


Kurtansky, Francis 

51.77 

133 Alexander Street 

Caro, Michigan 

Labor, John 

72,87,92 

Bumpe, Sierra Leone 

West Africa 

Lahr, Dorothy 

35,39,51,54 

R.R. 1 


Lake, Roger 

64.93 

R.R. 1 

Yoder, Indiana 

Lampman, Allan 

51 

R.R. 3 

Quincy, Michigan 

Landis, Rodna 

47,60,87 

1260 S. Jefferson 


Lawrence, John 

101 

R.R. 3 

Kokomo, Indiana 

108

Leader, David 

710 E. Bannock Street 

Boise, Idaho 

Leiter, William 

43.66 

Box 163 

LaOtto, Indiana 

Lightner, Anne (Mrs.) 

612 Opal Street 


Lippe, Charles 

38.42.43.93 

Esbon, Kansas 

Lippe, Emmett 

42,43,44,51,70,87 

301 N.E. 15th 


Lippe, John 

36,62,72,82 

301 N.E. 15th 


Love, Ruthellen 

101 

Box 351 


Loveless, Carole 

38.46.60.93 

Box 218 

Rudyard, Michigan 

Lowe, Gary 

1212 S. 3rd Street 

Dayton, Washington 

Lucas, Annette 

93 

5965 W. Kentucky 

Denver, Colorado 

Lucas, Byron 

87 

5965 W. Kentucky 


Lucas, Paula 

5,40 

840 S. Harlan 


Lupp, Kenneth 

17.45.50.55.93 

Idaville, Pennsylvania 

Lynch, Dennis 

50 

3276 Comer Street 

Flint, Michigan 

McAhren, John 



McClurg, Robert 

101 

269 S. Broadway 


McGinnis, David 

40 

Box 66 

Jerry City, Ohio 

McGlennen, Howard 

73,78 

Mulberry Street 


McHenry, Mark 

39,72,78,80 

R.R. 3 


McIntyre, Larry 

1106 Pike 

Crawfordsville, Indiana 

McKibben, Virginia (Mrs.) 

R.R. 3 


McMahon, Thomas 

57.64.65.66 

618 First Street 


McReynolds, Ronald 

51,102 

628 Carter 

Platteville, Wisconsin 

Malson, Beth 

39,57,94 

6259 Richfield Road 


Manion, James 



Marsh, Charles 

R.R. 1 


Martin, Ardith 

35 

423 Wayne Avenue 

Defiance, Ohio 

Mast, Edwin 

79 

R.R. 1 

Antwerp, Ohio 

Mastin, Gary 

35.48.57.64.94 

370 S. Mission 

Colby, Kansas 

Mattern, Karen 

31.39.60.94 

R.R. 1 


Mauger, Jack 

R.R. 3 


Maxton, Alan 

31,44,45,50,56,62,101 

R.R. 2 


Maxwell, Keith 

36.83 

1105 S. Third 


Maxwell, Kent 

36.83 

1105 S. Third 


Mead, David 

73.79 

140 High 

Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania 

Mefferd, Lynn 

36.87 

R.R. 1 


Mellott, Thomas 

59.87 

316 E. Orange 

Shippensburg, Pennsylvania 

Mentzer, Junior 

34,72,82 



Merkle, Bonnie 

47.51.54.94 

5021 Gennesse Avenue 

Dayton, Ohio 

Merryman, Sue (Mrs.) 

58.79 



Miller, Roy 

94 

7311 Burnside 


Miller, Sandra 

39.62.81.102 

R.R. 8 


Miller, Thomas 

102 

R.R. 2 


Miller, Tillie 

102 

R.R. 1 


Millner, Jean 

608 Wesley 


Mills, Susan 

38.94 

R.R. 5 


Mills, Thomas 

4.35.40.43.44.56.102 

120 N. Cedar 

Cedarville, Illinois 

Minniear, Robert 

1110 Swan Street 


Morris, Judith 

60.94 

R.R. 3 

Greenfield, Indiana 

Moris, Robert 

79.80 

R.R. 1 


Morrison, Patricia 

35,38,39,102 


Harrison, Michigan 

Morrison, Richard 

31.32.87 

R.R. 3 

Waren, Indiana 

Morrow, John 

Box 383A 

Cedar Lake, Indiana 

Moyer, Edgar 

33.36.37.42.43.51.87 

3481/2 E. Orange 

Burbank, California 

Moyer, Richard 

48.57.64.65.94 

R.R. 1 

Churchville, Virginia 

Musselman, Bruce 

6652 Reynolds Road 

Mentor, Ohio 

Musselman, Jay 

51.94 

6652 Reynolds Road 

Mentor, Ohio 

Myers, Barbara (Mrs.) 

34.79.80 



Myers, Dennis 

87 

R.R. 2 


Myers, Harold 

73,82 

943 Warren Street 


Myers, Robert 

33,36,62,82,83 

1845 Freedom 


Neterer, Gary 

40.42.43.70.88 

R.R. 1 


Netherland, Edwin 



Ng, Tin Yam 

44,72 

Kings Road, Hong Kong 

Palmer, Jo 

12.94 

6110 Richfield Road 


Palmer, Lee 

36,83,84 

North Star, Michigan 

Paul, Kent 

1101½ Oak Street 


Pell, John, Jr. 

45 

832 N. Main 

Rushville, Indiana 

Pelzer, Irma 

94 

1200 Grant Street 

St. Joseph, Michigan 

Perrigo, Pamela 

102 

1361 Cherry 


Petre, Patricia 

3.47.60.88 

569 W. State 


109

Petre, Thomas 

569 W. State 


Petrie, Larry 

56 


Potee, Bruce 

64.65.69.102 

Brimfield, Indiana 

Potts, Thomas 

42,81,94 

218 Madison Street 


Price, Alfred 

218 E. Jefferson 

Blissfield, Michigan 

Price, Eleanor (Mrs.) 

50.60.73.79 



Price, Richard 

44.65.79 



Proffitt, David 



Pulliam, Gerald 

95 

R.R. 1 


Raab, Richard 

62,95,100 

Eden, Michigan 

Randall, Willis 

1400 Grayston 


Ray, Grant 

95 

Box 71 

Corunna, Indiana 

Reahm, Douglas 

35 



Reed, Richard 

36,69 

Lincoln Avenue 

Dunkirk, Indiana 

Reifert, Donald 

42 

184 Mechanic 

Dundee, Michigan 

Reinhard, Arlyn 

42 


Ossian, Indiana 

Rice, Donna 

39.102 

R.R. 2 


Rinehart, Regina 

R.R. 5 


Roberts, Walter 

102 

4441/2 Wilkerson 


Rodeheaver, LaDoyt 

7,35,47,54,57,62,64 

954 S. Crissey Road 

Holland, Ohio 

Rogers, Robert 


Rooney, Candace 

32.47.56.59.60.65.80 

114½ N. 4th 

Seneca, Kansas 

Rutledge, Mark 

36.72.73.80 

Box 134 


Saufley, Royal 

88 

Port Republic, Virginia 

Schwartz, Robert 


Schweikhardt, Fred 

R.R. 1 


Searson, James 

4,57,64,102 

R.R. 1 

Garnett, Kansas 

Seibert, Carol 

95 

R.R. 1 

Spencerville, Ohio 

Seilhamer, Roy 

72,83 

R.R. 2 

Auburn, Indiana 

Sell, Larry 

45,50 

R.R. 3 


Shafer, Lou Ann (Mrs.) 

102 

R.R. 3 


Shank, Raymond 

48,57,71 

R.R. 2 

Leslie, Michigan 

Sheets, Paul 

84 



Shelhamer, Paul 



Shockley, James 

71 

632 E. Washington 


Shortz, Ronald 

R.R. 1 


Shrock, Sondra 

103 

R.R. 4 


Siedenburg, Delight 

35.39.50.95 

R.R. 3 

Mt. Carroll, Illinois 

Simms, Dwight 

7,57,63,95,96 

323 Hall Street 


Simms, Marlin 

80 

323 Hall Street 


Sims, Chester 


Skeldon, William 

506 E. State 


Skinner, Roger 

32.34.38.57.63.66.67.71.89.95 



Slater, Rodger 

35.42.43.46.47.88 

721 Henry Street 


Smith, Alice (Mrs.) 

4 

R.R. 2 


Smith, Daniel 

95 

519 Washington 

Logansport, Indiana 

Smith, Eloise 

95 

R.R. 2 


Smith, Gerald 

5,31,32,38,41,44,45,59, 

62.72.85.88 

R.R. 2 


Smith, Keith 

36,84 

2128 College 


Smith, Linda (Mrs.) 

1214 Freedom Street 


Smith, Richard David 

103 

R.R. 1 


Smith, Richard H. 

42.57.63.95.96 

630 Hardin 

Freeport, Illinois 

Smith, Stephen 

42,46,62,95 

R.R. 1 


Smith, Theron 

84 

2028 College 


Smith, Walter 

103 

5341 Post Road 

East Greenwich, Rhode Island 

Smriga, Michael 

1630 Parkview 

Whiting, Indiana 

Snider, James 

Wren, Ohio 

Snyder, Bruce 

7 

203 Walnut 

Lindsey, Ohio 

Somers, Rex 

77.97.103 

R.R. 2 

Ossian, Indiana 

Speas, Shirley 

35,39,47,54 

719 N. Wilson 

Hastings, Michigan 

Spencer, Beth 

95 

Box 1434 

Oakdale, California 

Staup, Robert 

S. Lane 

Blissfield, Michigan 

Steinfort, Joan 

46.103 

135 Casey Street 

Caledonia, Michigan 

Stetzel, Larry 



Stevens, Augustine 

7.44.51.70.72.96 

Freetown, Sierra Leone 

West Africa, 

Stewart, James 

103 

677 Olinger 


Stewart, Rosada (Mrs.) 

677 Olinger 


Stillwell, Kenneth 

51 

R.R. 2 

Flemington, New Jersey 

Stocker, Elmer 

57,64,65,69 

801 E. Van Buren 


Stomoff, Chris 

1448 N. Grayston Avenue 


Stouder, Norman 

919 Williams Street 


Strachan, Samuel 

72.103 

Mt. James P.O. 

Jamaica, West Indies 

no

Stroh, Jack 

117 McKeever 


Stucky, Rozanne 

39.51.103 


Stuter, Kenneth 

103 

W. Market Street 


Surface, Eva (Mrs.) 

R.R. 5 


Swander, Carl 

42 

505 W. Columbus 


Sutton, Robert 

57.67 

R.R. 1 


Tarr, Rebecca 

35.47.103 

R.R. 4 


Taube, Donald 

8342 Toledo-Wauseon 

Holland, Ohio 

Taylor, Alice (Mrs.) 

17.96 

767 Campus Street 


Thompson, James 

32,33,42,47,49,55,57,58, 

61,71,80,81 

154 McCrum Street 


Thompson, Robert 

5.39.103 

158 E. 2nd Street 


Thorne, James 

69.103 

R.R. 2 


Trook, John 

3.96 



Troyer, Ronald 

57,64,65,104 

Howe, Indiana 

Ummel, Larry 

57.66.67 

R.R. 2 


Underwood, Richard 

66 

478 Crystal 

Akron, Ohio 

Van Deusen, Jill 

34.38.96 

R.R. 1 


Van Meter, Eldon 

443 Whitelock Street 


Vance, Mary Ann 

104 

R.R. 2 

Warsaw, Indiana 

Vejar, Patrick 

39.44.51.96 

9819 Beachy Avenue 

San Fernando, California 

Vielhauer, Billie 

104 

R.R. 1 


Vohs, Jerry 



VonBargen, Bruce 

56,85,88 



Wagner, Jerry 

104 

R.R. 4 


Wagoner, Edward 

R.R. 5 


Wain, Barbara 

16.35.43.52.96 

24756 Quigley Canyon Road 

Newhall, California 

Walter, Lynn 

104 

R.R. 1 


Walters, Nellie 

4.39.96 

4161 Rogers Avenue 


Walters, Robert 

R.R. 3 

Decatur, Indiana 

Warner, Donald 



Warner, Richard 

100,104 



Wasmuth, Suzanne 

39,105 

520 Flaxmill Road 


Watson, Philip 

R.R. 1 


Weaver, Harold 

47,80 

R.R. 8 


Weaver, Nancy 

39.60.105 

Sterling Street 


Wechter, Amy (Mrs.) 

56.80 



Wechter, Robert 

56.72.80 



Wells, Thomas 

105 

1428 St. Peter Street 

Indianapolis, Indiana 

Wetters, Garl 

42,61 

1123 N. Jefferson 


Wheeler, Joanna 

40.105 

Box 246 

Geneva, Indiana 

Whiting, Loretta 

105 

Carleton Road 


Will, Patricia 

105 

R.R. 4 


Williams, Rollo 

3,38,48,57,66,67,96 

946 Lake Street 


Wills, Denise 

51.105 

519 Quincy Street, N.W. 

Washington 11, D.C. 

Wing, Douglas 

36,82,83 

Box 188 


Winterhalter, Frank 

Box 99 

Corunna, Indiana 

Wise, James 

36 

1934 Roycroft Drive 

Holland, Ohio 

Wong, Sai-Kee 

72 

Hong Kong, China 

Workman, Lynn 

R.R. 2 


Wust, Harold 

84 

Box 22 

Lagro, Indiana 

COMPLIMENTS OF 

HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, 

INC 


Plants: Huntington, Indiana 

Dallas, Texas 

Lansdale, Pennsylvania 

Toronto, Ontario 

111

HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 


Where Character and Culture Blend 

CONGRATULATIONS 

Our sincere congratulations and good wishes are extended to 

each member of the graduating class of 1963. It has been a 

great joy to work with each one during the days of your 

preparation. 

PRESIDENT AND FACULTY 

Huntington College 


Your friends may secure a catalog 

at the Public Relations Office. 

112

MODEL 

Engineering & Manufacturing Corp. 

Manufacturers of 

Electronic Instruments & Assemblies 

Tru-Ohm Vitreous Resistors 

Tru-Ohm Rheostats 

Airborne Instrumentation 

Micro-Wave Assemblies 

Precision Products 

Product Engineering and Development 

50 Frederick St. Phone 104 

113

Cakes 

Pies 

Phone 1602 

GOOD COOKS LOOK 

TO 

NETERER’S 

FOR THE BEST IN BAKERY PRODUCTS 

546 N. Jefferson 

MOON & MOON 

gives college students the fine quality 

laundry and dry cleaning they desire. 

335 Poplar Phone 840 

HOPPE OIL CO. 

"Be Happy—Go Hoppe" 

Wholesale & Retail 

Gasoline—Motor Oils—Tires 

Batteries and Auto Parts 

"Get the Happy Hoppe Habit" 

1370 Etna Ave. Phone 3132 

114

THE MAJESTIC CO., INC. 

Heating — Air Conditioning 

Sales & Service 

24 Hour Service in Huntington and Whitley Counties 

537 N. Line St. Columbia City Branch Office Phone 244-6406 

245 Erie Huntington Phone 4700—Nights 4704 

For the best in motorcycles, sure 

footed front end service and 

minor repair work, stop at 

HOFFY'S 

1249 1st St. Phone 1395 

RAINBOW LANES 

12 Lanes—Air Conditioned 

Bowling is fun for the entire 

college crowd. 

350 S. Briant Phone 298 

115

Our Church 

“A room of quiet ... A temple of peace. 

A home of faith . . . Where doubtings cease. 

A house of comfort . . . Where hope is given. 

A source of strength ... To make earth heaven; 

A shrine for worship ... A place to pray— 

I found all this ... In my Church today.” 

COLLEGE PARK CHURCH 

UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST 


Edmund C. Burkey, Pastor 

"The Friendly Church of Dedicated People" 

Clothing and furnishings for the 

college student 

THE WHY STORE 

Men's Town 

400 N. Jefferson Phone 1311 

"GAMBLES, 

THE FRIENDLY STORE" 

Featuring such names as 

Sunbeam 

General Electric 

Corning Ware 

Auto Accessories 

Motorola Transistor Radios 


Dominion 

West Bend 

Toastmaster 

Pyrex 

116

Because FLAME cooking with GAS is 

THRIFTY, CLEAN, AND FAST, THE 

ECONOMY MACHINE 

& 

TOOL CO. 

Manufacturers of Full Time Shock 

Absorbers 

221 E. Washington Phone 888 

TREND CONTINUES TO GAS. 

INDIANA GAS & 

WATER CO., INC. 

347 W. State St. Phone 142 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 

Huntington — Andrews 

BAILEY MORTUARY 

Ambulance Service 

35 W. Park Dr. Phone 851 

Member of the Federal Deposit 

Insurance Corporation 

117

HUNTINGTON RETAIL 

ORGANIZATION 

Hotel LaFontaine Bldg. Phone 1125 

Take the whole gang out to 

SCHROEDER'S 

for the late evening snack or a 

complete meal 

1001 W. Park Dr. Phone 377 

Compliments of 

MAURICE ROBBINS 

GLADIEUX MENS STORE 

Arrow Shirts 

Jantzen Sportswear 

Curlee Clothes 

Formal Wear 

Allen Edmonde Shoes 

Levis 

Dress Suit Rental 

Accessories 

Jarman Shoes 

"The Place To Go For The Brands You Know" 

926 S. Calhoun Anthony 6496 

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For the best in electrical service 

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 

of IND., INC. 

217 W. State Phone 3200 

suits 

overcoats 

If you want the very best suits, 

you should go to 

D. MARX & SONS 

socks 

shirts 

ties 


Chili 

Hot Dogs 

HARPER'S CHILI PARLOR 

529 Warren St. Phone 3138 

Tenderloins 

Home Made Pies 

THE 

COMMUNITY STATE BANK 

222 North Jefferson Phone 368 

119

RENZ CLEANERS 

"If Your Clothes Aren't Becoming To You, 

They Should Be Coming To Us." 

One Day Service 

837 E. Market Phone 4462 

At the 

HUNTINGTON DOUBLE DIP 

there is a variety of foods from which 

to choose. YOU are always welcome. 

215 E. Franklin Phone 582 

For complete one-stop automotive 

service, plus sporting goods, go to 

HUMMER'S 

547 Guilford Phone 3198 

Call your Culligan man today and 

discover why "You Don't Have To 

Buy It To Try It" 

CULLIGAN 

SOFT WATER SERVICE 

948 E. Tipton Phone 563 

120

FULTON MILK COMPANY 

Fulton's Finest Flavor Dairy Products 

''Where To Call" 

1500 Etna Avenue Phone 61W 

ERIE DEPARTMENT STORE 

For ALL Your Needs 


ART CHEMICAL 

PRODUCTS, INC. 

1019 Salamonie Avenue 


Phone 1506 

Visit 

THE SPOT 

Carry Out Service 


859 E. Market 678 or 5358 

121

Compliments of 

THE LOCKE 

STEEL CHAIN CO. 

1230 Sabine Phone 4200 

If you want to buy the Greatest 

Name in Rubber, go to the 

GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 

44 E. Washington Phone 582 

salads 

pies 

When shopping downtown, stop at 

NICK'S KITCHEN 

for fine foods 

sandwiches 

soups 

beverages 


THE MODERN SHOE STORE 

Flattering Footwear for all 

the Collegiate Crowd 


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Try a Dairy Queen. They're moo-licious! 

Eat at the First St. 

DAIRY QUEEN 

1105 First St. Phone 1317 

College students find that for complete 

coverage Mr. Richard Klopfenstein, the 

campus counselor, can supply their every 

need. 

BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL 

LIFE INSURANCE CO. 


For the perfect gift 

SMITH'S JEWELRY 


Books 

Office Supplies 

BARNHART'S 

Typewriters 


Stationery 

Gifts 

123

UNITED BRETHREN 

PUBLISHING HOUSE 

32 E. Franklin Phone 145 

NAVE HARDWARE 

Houseware and Gift Department 

70 South Jefferson Phone 228 

It costs less to live with the help 

of electricity from the 

HUNTINGTON COUNTY 

R.E.M.C. 

State Hwy. 5 S. Phone 135 

Get your "wheels" at 

RAY'S BIKE SHOP 

Bicycles — Tricycles — Repairing 

422 Poplar Phone 

124

GOULD TIRE CO. 

Your Franchised FIRESTONE 

Dealer & Distributor 

S. Jefferson at Riverside Phone 1200 

C. E. BASH & CO. 

feeds 

paint 

seeds 

hardware 

builder's supplies 

549 Warren Phone 279 

BALDWIN-EHRET-HILL, INC. 

701 N. Broadway Phone 124 One Stop Service 

PARKMOOR CITIES SERVICE 


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WETTER'S APPLIANCE 

SALES & SERVICE 

Your local FRIGIDAIRE dealer for 

20 years 

201 W. State Phone 818 

SOUTH SIDE FURNITURE 

For all your household furnishings 

224 S. Jefferson Phone 970 

"Clothes for men who care what they 

wear" are available for all occasions 

at 

WISSEL'S 


GASS LADIES SHOP 

"For the Lady Who Cares What She Wears" 


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WISHBONE 

SERVICE CENTER 

& 

CAFE 

U.S. Hwy. 24 E. Phone 3706 

SCHENKEL'S DAIRY 

"The Country's FAVORITE Dairy Foods" 

1010 Flaxmill Road Phone 794 

CUT RATE DRUG CO. 

first aid supplies 

cosmetics 

trusses 

photo finishing service 

braces 

Russell Stover candies 

24 Hour Free Pick-up & Delivery 

Prescriptions Correctly Compounded 


Don't Drive By 

Drive In 

We Welcome Call In Order Service 

POLAR BEAR DRIVE IN 

1129 First Street Phone 3569 

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For the finest in men's clothing, 

go to the 

STYLE COURT. 

522 North Jefferson Phone 3424 

Go to the 

PIONEER OIL CO. 

where you don't have to pay for 

the brand name gas. 

40 W. Washington Phone 2026 

THE HOME LUMBER CO. 

cement 

plaster 

lime 

brick 

has 

'If it's lumber, call our number' 

paint 

glass 

sash & doors 

builders' hdw. 

317 E. State Phone 6 

THE TACKLE BOX 

"everything in sporting goods" 


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