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RPIONEE 5197 Vol 82

UNDERSTANDING

To grasp understanding the universal quest for knowledge - - is the goal of mankind. Youth, particularly is party to this quest. In pursuit of his goal, his beliefs mature and broaden constantly. A college atmosphere provides an excellent arena for the total processof understanding

College life enables one to grow in knowledge about oneself Early morning classes, late night study sessions, separation from home -- each contributes a part to helping the student understand his own shortcomings. Willpower and self control - - or lack of same - - is soon learned by the new student

Understanding others is also an integral part of college life. A new circle of friends is developed, friends who possess preferences and prejudices, likes and dislikes, and habits different from your own The ability to adapt to new circumstances and become an asset to the social atmosphere is vital in one's search for understanding.

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"But seek ye first the kingdom of God ... " Wise words,but simple. How many times this admonition is ignored, an oversight which creates a huge vacuum in a life. Deeper spiritual understanding and a greater knowledge of God mustconstitute the solid base from which one builds the remainder of life's accomplishments.

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One of the most Important aspects of a youth's search for knowledge is the understanding through study. Knowing whether Keats was Victorian or Romantic, whether a weld can withstand the stress it will encounter, or whether an airplane takes off into the wind or not may seem rather unimportant when taken singly. But taken in totality, their importance looms because these facts are only representative samples of what man has thought and discovered through the ages. Every fact learned provides a tiny forward step in the unceasing quest for understanding.

OUR SURROUNDINGS

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740 Register for Fall Semester

Waiting for registration and the start of classes, most students found watching television a pleasant diversion from their feelings of boredom.

For a large part of the summer, most of the campus lay idle, awaiting the return of its lifeblood - the students. Life began to return slowly on the weekend of August 24-25 as many of the freshmen arrived. The influx reached its peak early the next week as registration was held. After going through the formalities of registering, most students quickly settled down to a daily regimen of study and classes.

The Tyler Hall lounge was a busy place, both day and night

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Dog Days End With Lake Party

Early in each Fall semester comes a time which is universallyloved by upperclassmen and hated by the freshmen. For one week of "DogDays," the freshmen wear beanies, cardboard replicas of their home states, and weird styles of dress. "Dog Days" aide the new students in learning about the school and about each other. By week's end, the freshmen looked back on a time of fun-filled activity and wondered why they had feared it so much. "Dogs" earned signatures in many unique ways.

For manyunfortunate freshmen, DogDays involved a trip to the "Pond."

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Chatting with students occupied much of Dr. Opperman's time.

Opperman's messages emphasized the practical side of Christian life.

Dr. Opperman enjoyed listening as well as speaking throughout the week

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Student Center Rose Slowly

After the installation of the cement facings on the second and third floors, the buildinj sat naked for several weeks, awaiting the arrival of the glass

Drawing the curious gazes of the students and faculty throughout the year wasthe daily construction of the Student Center. Day by day, week by week, the building inched toward completion. Hamperedby innumerable setbacks during construction, the structure is scheduled for dedication in late October of 1975.

For several weeks, the throaty roar of the huge the "mountains" which surround the structure

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Retreaters Communed With God

After a long month of studying, many students were looking for any excuse to relax and "get away from it all." The annual Fall Retreat offered such an opportunity Featured speaker for the weekend was Bob Clarke, a minister from Houston, Texas His timely messages caused many to reassess their spiritual priorities and to seek God's guidance in their lives

Stan registered students for their weekend vacation.

Vicki and Donna arrived.

Students Enjoyed

Friday was a night of indoor games

Lawson and Stuber cooked.

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The Longview Citizens Resource Center, the newest building on campus, was dedicated on Thursday, October 24. Much of the financial burden of construction was shouldered by local citizens for whom the building was subsequently named. Containing approximately 23,000 square feet, the Center tripled the size of the college library. At present , only the bottom floor will house library materials. Classes are currently held on the second floor. Dr. Harry Hardwick, President of the college, was Master of Ceremonies for the service. The event was climaxed by the ribbon-cutting ceremony performed by Mrs. Margaret Estes, a LeTourneau College Trustee.

One last inspection.

Dr. Richard LeTourneau, Mrs. Margaret Estes, Mrs R G LeTourneau, and Dr Harry Hardwick cut the ribbon.

Visitors toured library.

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Techos Performed in Sam Jack

The annual student talent show - the Sam Jack Amateur Hour - always features a wide variety of acts This year's show, the third annual, proved no exception as students performances included vocal solos, magic acts, and comedy skits Emcees for the evening were Stan Watne and Chuck White, both of whom filled the void between acts with comedy of their own. An inventive group, most of whom hailed from Dorm 40, grabbed the grand prize with their satirical version of an old TV series which they retitled "Star Tech."

"Star Tech" was judged to be the best act of the evening.

With her rendition of the piano solo "Malaguena," Carrie Erickstad placed third.

Second place winner, Mark Davis, sang "Carolina in the Morning.''

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President Hardwick Assumes Chancellorship

The chapel of October 25 began like many others before it, but when it was finished, the service stood out as a milestone in the year's events. In that service, Dr. Hardwick announced his resignation as President of LeTourneau College, effective as of April 30, 1975. Thus brought to end the seven year service of this man in charge of

a growing college During his tenure in office, Dr Hardwick saw the college move progressively forward Enrollment increased, the liberal arts and teaching programs received accreditation, and the engineering program was strengthened. With these accomplishments behind him, Dr. Hardwick saw the need to answer his

first love - encouraging young people to serve the Lord. In leaving the presidency, Dr. Hardwick assumes a new role of chancellor. His duties will involve ministering to youth groups, at Bible camps, and in church services. Atrue friend of all the students, Dr. Hardwick will be sorely missed as he journeys around the country.

Before becoming president of LeTourneau College in 1968, Dr. Hardwick had been president of St. Paul Bible College for a numberof years

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Parade and Bonfire Open Homecoming Festivities

Signaling the start of the Homecoming festivities, the annual parade and bonfire were held Thursday, November 14. Queen candidates and their escorts rode around campus enroute to the soccer field where the bonfire was held. At the fire, the cheerleaders led in a few cheers followed by cheers by individual dorms who were competing for spirit points in the week's spirit contest. The winner would receive the miniature electric wheel as a trophy.

Numbered among the entries was this panel truck.

Representing Delta Sigma Psi was Sheree Chapman who rode through the parade escorted by G. Thiesen.

The Pep Band provided musical entertainment at the fire.

1975 Queen

Crowned

Highlighting the Homecoming banquet was the crowning of the 1975 Queen One by one, the candidates and their escorts arrived on stage After the announcements of the runnerups, Candy Brown became the new reigning queen A popular choice, Candy is a P.E. major who was Tyler Hall 3A's representative. Candy was crowned by Michelle Howard, the 1974 Homecoming Queen.

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Homecoming Queen Candy Brown quietly regained her composure following the coronation.

Candy and her escort, Tim Lindstrom, posed afterward for many pictures.

The Queen's smile brightened the rainy weekend.

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Freshman Virginia Wallace was the candidate of 4B

Esther Stoltzfus, escorted by Warren Sandahl, rep resented Dorm 4

Tyler Hall lA's Homecoming representative was Elsa Innis

Dorm 35's candidate Ruth Maxwellwas escorted by Tom Pierce.

Tom Burt, June Tameling, Tim Moon, and Brenda Wieland awaited the coronation.

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Karen Ryden nervously awaited the announcement of Homecoming Queen.

Dr. Compton'swry humor sparked the evening in his role as emcee.

Bill Wulff and Marty Moon waited for the concert to begin.

Student waiters adroitly served the banquet guests

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Jackets Lose Homecoming Tilt by a Whisker

Dave Mason was in charge of halftime award presentations.

The Homecoming contest proved to be close and exciting, but it also proved to be another loss for the Jackets. The game was a see-saw battle the whole way and was not decided until the final fourteen seconds. Poor foul line shooting contributed to the Jackets' demise. The large crowd cheered each Jacket basket. Freshman Bonnie White and veteran Jerry Loyd finished the evening with 18 points to take the scoring honors. The game marked an exciting climax to the Homecoming festivities.

Jerry Loyd, as he usually did, played an important part in the game.

Due to inclement weather, the first of the two go-kart sprint races was cancelled during Homecoming weekend and held the following Saturday, November 23. A new feature of the race this year was the trophy dash for each division. Drivers were eager to qualify for the race because qualification enabled them to compete in the enduro later in the year. Also, the race gave them a chance to earn points toward the overall driving championship

Wendy Gray drove capably in Kart 36, owned by the Women's Residence Hall

Kart 2, handled by Larry Rohrer.

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AO Players Perform

"St. Joan'

Joan's face registered shock as the terms of her punishment were read to her

Making their second trip to LeTourneau in as many years, the Alpha-Omega Players performed George Bernard Shaw's drama "St Joan." Using only a simple backdrop, the story of Joan's disillusionment was well portrayed The Alpha-Omega Players are a most active repertory theater group and are well received wherever they go Their reception at LeTourneau proved no exception

Early in the play, Joan's troubles were few Later, they mounted quickly.

A very religious person, Joan conversed many times with membersof the clergy

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Senate Builds Christmas Float

For the first time in several years, the college entered a float in the Longview Christmas Parade. "The Star Still Shines for Those WhoBelieve" was the float theme. Sherry Larson served as overseer in the construction of the float which provided an active witness for LC in the community. Volunteer help completed most of the work. S't-f/

Sherry Larson, as chairwoman of the Senate float committee, did a fine job in co-ordinating the efforts of many people.

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671 Return for Spring Semester

The second semester found some students with different room assignments along withnew roommates

The three week hiatus known as the semester break flies all too quickly for most students Soon after the New Year, the time arrives to pack for the long trek back to Texas. Nearly seven hundred returned this year to continue their studies. In a short time, everyone became engrossed in another semester's activities.

DeYoung's sermons were filled with anecdotes

Jimmy DeYoung, Word of Life evangelist, was the featured speaker lor the Mission Emphasis services.

As he did in the Fall services, Steve Adell provided special music during the week

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The first concert of the spring semester was given by the Renaissance. They drew the largest audience of the year to their concert. Incorporatedinto their show was a humorous puppet act. In addition to the puppets, Renaissance also performed patriotic and contemporary songs as well as hymns and spiritual selections.

Large Crowd Viewed Renaissance

Renaissance, a well-known group of college-age Christians, drew the largest crowd of the year

Numerous albums were available to those who were interested in buying them.

The singers mingled with the audience after the concert.

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Dr Hardwick was one of the many guests during the evening.

Cake and punch were served to all visitors throughout the evening

Students inspected the guestbook in search of familiar names.

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Rain Delayed Second Sprint

After a one week postponement due to rain, the second sprint race was held February 8. Mechanical failure marred the race, forcing several karts to withdraw. Trophy dashes were won by Karts 42, 41, and 36 in their respective divisions.

Team Honda, Kart #81, again proved to be an important factor in the sprints.

It was definitely possible to take a wrong turn in the race.

As always, mechanical problems had a direct effect on racing results.

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In their annual visit to the LeTourneau campus, the National Shakespeare Company presented Shakespeare's most controversial play, "The Merchant of Venice." The Company did a fine job in both providing entertainment and food for thought. The comedic elements amused the audience, and Shylock's emotion-charged speeches remained a most memorable part of the evening.

The parable of the three caskets amused the audience.

His fate lying in front of him, the prince tried to pick the casket which would entitle him to marry.

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Free Spirit Ministered With Puppetsand Song

The members of Free Spirit each donated a year of their life to extend the message of hope, achievable only through the love of Jesus Christ.

Performing both in concert and in chapel, Free Spirit came to share the love of Jesus Christ

The group ministers on high school and college campuses, in churches, and on radio and television Through the use of puppets as well as in song, Free Spirit portrayed the message of Christ's love to all.

Puppets were an integral pan of the performance by Free Spirit

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Kart 2 gained the lead late in the race and wasnot headed as it took the overall driving championship.

Mechanical difficulties affected nearly all of the karts.

Kart 42 held the lead until the four hour markof the race

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Thursday evening

A new contest - bale throwing - was held

east of the baseball diamond

Many bushy-faced Techos competed in the beard-growing contest which ended Friday evening at Saga.

Gluttony reigned supreme in the egg-eating contest.

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Hootencmny Revives "Old West"

Some of the Hootenanny acts did not exactly fit the diction of

The "old" and "new" Senate officers are (from left): Tim Golike, Jeff Baker, Suzanne Hare, Betsy Anderson, Cindy Stephens, Ray Farrar, David Oakes, and Phil Britton

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The raft battles, begun at mid morning, opened the Saturday events

After a long, tough struggle, Kappa

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Zeta Chiwon the annual Rope Pull.

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The Renaissance appeared in concert on Friday evening of the CampusPreview weekend.

TheRenaissance Appears for Campus Preview

One of the highlights of the Campus Preview weekend was the concert by The Renaissance in the gym. The concert followed on the heels of a Karate exhibition. Using the ministry of song, The Renaissance were in the midst of a nationwide tour The high school guests as well as the college student body were treated by the "song of salvation" as presented by The Renaissance

Sharing Christ through personal testimony was a part of their ministry.

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The sports program at the college, both varsity and intramural, culminates each spring with the annual sports banquet. Here, all the trophies won during the year are presented to the respective winners. Ken Burroughs of the Houston Oilers was the featured speaker of the evening. Tim Lindstrom and Candy Brown won the two most coveted awards - the all-around male and female athlete of the year, respectively. In the team category, Alpha Omega walked off with the grand sweepstakes intramural trophy.

Jerry Loyd, an All-Conference player, received congratulations.

Most of the coaches had a few wordsto say in praise of their respective squads.

Several dozen gleaming trophies sat waiting to be awarded

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A large crowd gathered on the mall for the 10:00 a.m. service

In one of his last acts as college president, Dr. Hardwick shook hands with each graduate as he received his diploma.

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Work continued into the summer months as the interior slowly took shape

Mounds of bare dirt awaited the planting of grass.

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Chapels

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Several chapel services featured music provided by the college band.

Many chapels featured personalities from the Longview community.

Mrs. R. G. (Mom) LeTourneau was honored on her birthday

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Chances for Service Abound

For those who seek it, the college atmosphere offers many opportunities to share Christ's love. Before each class, students or faculty bring a short devotional and prayer. Chapel and private prayer groups provide another means of sharing. Outside the college, opportunities abound for those who seek Christian service activities.

Each class started with a devotional thought and prayer given either by faculty or students.

Many opportunities were available for off-campus witnessing.

Chapel provided the stage for personal testimonies.

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SORGANIZATION

Editor-in-Chief

Jeff Baker

Layout Editor

Art Salatin

Artists

Mike Powell

David Oakes

The Yellowjacket Staff

FeatureReporters

Esther Lum

Cindy Stephens

Jim Pence

Myra Wellman

News Reporters

Paul Graybill

Suzanne Franklin

Dave Wootten

Steve Nielsen

Sports Reporters

Jim Dobos

Paul King

Photographers

Kim Pippin

Vern Wilson

Dave Baird

Keith Hibbard

Jeff Hollinger

Ron Burns

Phil Ditto

Pictured are: Dave Largent, Jim Dobos, Jim Pence, Steve Nielson, Myra Wellman, David Oakes, Dave Wooten, Esther Lum, Jeff Baker, Cindy Stephens.

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The PIONEER Staff

Editor

Paul Graybill

Organizations

Wendy Gray

Classes and Ads

Cindy Stephens

Faculty

Raymond Farrar

Sports

Jack Adams

Photographers

Kim Pippin

Vern Wilson

Dave Baird

Keith Hibbard

Jeff Hollinger

Ron Burns

Phil Ditto

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Auto Society Sponsors Road Rally

Each year, the Automotive Society is one of the most active organizations on campus. Two go-kart sprint races and one six-hour endurance race are sponsored annually, along with a slalom each fall. This year, the Society also featured a road rally for the participation of the student body.

Officers pictured are: Sharon Wester, Jerry Gunn, Jim Gaunt, Allan Himebaugh, and Dale Hardtke.

Pictured are: Dave Phillips, Allan Himebaugh, Jim Jones, Mr. Thompson, Jim Hawes, Jerry Gunn, Jim Gaunt, Kenneth Williams, Terry Michmerhuizen, Wayne Niles, Dale Hardtke, Roland Giddings, John Mensonides, Sharon Wester, Bernard Banzor, Ron Pontier, Archer Henderson, Steve Thompson, Terry Kohl, John Marx.

Golike Leads an Active Senate

The 1974-75 Student Senate was actively involved in almost every event on campus. Fall Retreat, Homecoming, the Christmas float, a blood drive, and the Frontier Week celebration were all planned, and to a large part financed by the Senate. With the addition of funds from the activity fee, the Senate funded other events also As school closed, members of the Senate were drawing up plans for a marquee to be built along Mobberly Avenue. Tim Golike ruled as president of the body. His assistants were Phil Britton, Cindy Stephens and Suzanne Hare.

The Senate was led in its many activities by President Tim Golike

Front row (from left): Bernard Hayes, Cindy Stephens, Suzanne Hare, Sherry Larson, Sheree Chapman, Brenda Wieland, Donna Egle, Greig Haggart. Second row (from left): Phil Britton, Art Salatin, Tom Burt, Curt McGee, Paul Graybill, Gary Saner, Mark Smith, Carlos Guerrero, Willi Pickett, Tim Golike. Third row (from left): Richard Thompson, Jim Gaunt, John Rees, John Kelso, Earl Haigh, Jon Arrowsmith, Paul Milanowski, Don McGraw, Dave Wooten, Jeff Baker, Steve Nielsen, Stan Watne, Carl Mattson.

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Wings for Witness Prepares for Missions

Wings for Witness is formed for the purpose of propagatingthe missionary spirit in the Aviation Department as well as the remainderof the school. Throughoutthe year, their meetings involvedthe discussion of missionary goals and the accomplishments that can be made through aviation.

Pictured are: Mr. Harder, Bernard Hayes, Sam Mitchell, Jack Niethamer, Steve Adams, Doug Bondurant, Bill Wulff, Lauren Bitikofer, Perry Keidel.

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Business Majors Band Together

Under the sponsorship of Dr. Wellman, the Business Club completed its first full year since it was reorganized one year ago. Membership in the club

was open to both Business Administration majors and those whoheld an interest in business subjects.

Chess Players

Unite

A small group of avid chess devotees met regularly throughout the school year to sharpen their chessboard skills. Ken Cowin was the motivating force behind the Chess Club which, in addition to intraclub matches, also played against clubs outside the school.

Pictured (from left): Don Henry, Chuck Barber, Don Johnson, Dr. Wellman, Russell Lacoste, Leora Yard, Don Seller, Phil Niewald, Randy Chase, Trudy Mangrum, and Randy Rodebaugh.

Pictured (from left): Daryl Hoffman, Joel Kalmen, Ken Cowin, and Bill Meyer. Second row: Mark Henneberg, Stephen Veele, Bill Gallagher , Phil Bateman, and James Lund

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Student Wives Aid Husbands

One small group of college personnel often receives little acclaim for their dedication. Aiding the husband through college is a full-time job as many in the Student Wives' Club can attest Throughout the year, the Wives Club involved itself in several functions. They sold refreshments

at each of the go-kart races, held their annual sweetheart banquet in February, and also presented one chapel program To cap off their stay at the college, several graduates' wives received their PHT (Pushing Hubby Through) degree at the semester's close.

Pictured are (from left): Kathy Blair, Jackie Banks, Bea Sink, Mariam Richards, Callie Pradmore, Dawn Delgatty, Jo Beth Deibel, Nelva Michmerhuizen, Jan Rosenau, and Patsy Shay.

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Club Views

Slides, Movies

To serve the common interests of students from foreign countries, the Internation Club was formed a year ago The club is composed mainly of missionary kids and other interested students. Slide presentations, movies, and a few dinners comprised the majority of the club's activities during the year.

Officers pictured are Rick MeArthur, Betsy Anderson, Marty Moon, and Mohan Jhass.

Pictured are Marty Moon, Mark Carpenter, Jose Cosa, Rick MeArthur, Angel Ortiz, Mohan Jhass, Israel Cordero, Jonathan Montgomery, Jonathan Abel, Wayne Liverman, Keith Hibbard, Betsy Anderson, Bob Brandt, and Randy Chase

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Pep Band Provides Spirit

The Pep Band enjoyed a revival in interest this year under the leadership of Dave Benson. The band played at all home basketball games, both before the game and at half time For the first time this year, the band led the Homecoming parade of queen candidates Also, throughout the year, the group performed a few brass arrangements in chapel

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AWS Tours

Lone Star

For the welding majors at LeTourneau, a student chapter of the American Welding Society is available for participation. The group had troubles getting regular meeting times this year, but it did take one tour through the Lone Star steel operations in Ore City, Texas.

Pictured are AWSAdvisor Keith Glassand President Tom Landon.

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President

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Vice-President

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Secretary

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Treasurer

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Lettermen Host Annual Sports Banquet

Composed of members of the varsity sports teams of LeTourneau, the Lettermen's Club was involved in a number of functions this year. The club sold concessions at both basketball and baseball games in order to earn money for their annual spring banquet The banquet, sponsored in conjunction with

the Intramural Department, was held late in April Ken Burroughs, wide-receiver for the Houston Oilers, spoke to the guests this year. In addition, intramural and extramural adwards were presented.

Pictured standing (from left): Tim Lindstrom, Mark Nymeyer, Jerry Loyd, Lou Beeler, Joey Pipak, Roger Kieffer. Front row (from left): Mark Davis, Warren Sandall, Terry Loyd, Steve Wildasin.

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Cheerleaders Led School Spirit

Keeping high the enthusiasm of LeTourneau fans proved to be an unenviable task for the 1974-75 cheerleading squad But under the advisership of Mrs Lee Burks, the girls did their best From the early days of autumn when soccer boomed until the waning days of the basketball season, the cheerleaders could be seen at all home games, encouraging the Jackets on to victory In addition to their activity at the games, the cheerleaders also made numerousposters to supportthe teams

The 1974-1975 Cheerleading squad: (from left) Vickie Lively, Shelley Varcoe, Kathy Baunhofer, Sandi Moyer (Captain), Elsa Innis, and Carrie Erickstad.

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Cross-Country Seeks Publicity

Largely overlooked by the student body, the cross-country team turned in a moderately successful record this year. A small budget prevented the team from competing in as many meets as would have been desired The team also lost two runners - Tim Green and Rick Noel - to basketball mid way through the season Despite these setbacks, the team, under the direction of Dr. Roden, did well, including a second place finish in an invitational tourney held on this campus.

The average runner usually ran by himself and was alone with his thoughts

The Jacket squad hosted one cross-country meet in the Fall.

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Team Ties

Many Games

A humorist might describe the Jackets' soccer team as being "all tied up," for they led the Texas Soccer League this year with five ties. LeTourneau had a good offensive team this season, outshooting ten of their opponents, but they kept missing the clutch shot which wins games. The Jackets finished with a league record of 4-2-4 and an overall mark of 6-2-5. Freshman Dave Stoltzfus led the scorers with nine goals. Mark Hedgepeth finished a distant second with four goals.

Bob Thiesen again played some outstanding defensive soccer for the Jackets this year.

A newcomer to the team, Gary Haller could alwaysbe found near the action

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The Jackets kept enemy goalies under fire.

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Dribblers Have a Few Bright Spots

The Yellowjacket basketball team had another one of those years which, at best, should soon be forgotten Under second year coach Bill Lehr, the Jackets managed to bring home a 2-21 final record. A few bright spots were visible in the gloom Jerry Loyd, the mainstay of the squad all season long, wasnamed to the first team all-Conference squad. His 402 total points and 17.4 scoring average led the Jackets. Another bright spot was freshman Bonnie White from Shreveport. His flying, twisting scoring drives earned him a 15.4

scoring average Terry Loyd led the squad in rebounds with 277, and in shooting percentage with 54.9. The team suffered greatly from a height disadvantage and a general lack of bench strength. The Jackets had four scorers in double figures, but the drop off after these four was significant. With the loss of Jim Dumas to graduation, next year's squad should have a more experienced flavor. With additional summer recruits forthcoming, the basketball program should improve next year.

Front row (from left): Jim DeGraw, Bonnie White, Dennis Doud, Kevin Stagner, Warren Sandahl, Tim Green. Back row (from left): Jerry Loyd, Jim Dumas, Bill Honsberger, Terry Loyd, Jon Bromley, Rick Noel.

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Freshman Bonnie White's jumping ability earned him many points

Several games were lost at the foul line.

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Veterans and Youth Blend on Tennis Team

Coach Ben Rempel of the Yellowjacket tennis team enjoyed the use of a fine blend of veterans and young players on his squad this spring. Seniors Dick Ackley and Tim Lindstrom, team stalwarts in past years, again played fine ball on the courts. TwofreshmenSam Seifert and Don Beacham - added fresh blood to the roster with Gordon Holt and Dusty Strayer completing the squad. All home matches were played at the Longview High School courts or at the Gladewater Country Club.

All home matches were played on non-school courts.

Dr. Ben Rempel coached the tennis squad

Poor weather hindered the practice schedule of the Jacket netmen.

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Golfers Bothered by Rain

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Rockie Baney provided some fine play for the Jacket golfers.

1975 golfers pictured are: Front,row: Rockie Baney, and Darrel Carieday. Second row: Coach Jordan, Vern Rosenau, Stan Slater, Joh Bromley, and Will Triol.

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Poor Weather Hurts Ballteam

In a season of rebuilding, the Jackets seemed well on their way to a good record when inclement weather struck. The subsequent lack of everydaypractice and play hindered the squad in achieving consistency both at the plate and in the field. Early in the spring, the Jackets boasted a 4-1 mark, but at season's end, the record stood at 6-16. Bo Letney, the team ERA and batting leader, was named the conference Freshman of the Year Shortstop John Bellows was named to the All-Conference first team squad. Most of the team returns next year, as only Mark Davis was lost to graduation.

Newcomer Jack Broadwater proved to be a valuable asset behind the plate.

Freshman BoLetney from Luftkin produced the best batting average on the squad as wellas the best pitching results.

Team members are: Front row (from left): Lou Beeler, Jim Course, Doug Welch, Jack Broadwater, John Bellows, Joe Pipak, and Kevin Stagner. Second row: Ron Van Vranken, Brian McCue, Dave Owen, Bo Letney, Roger Kieffer, John Homan, Ken Throop, Mark Davis, Kevin Jackson, Tom Cowper, and Larry Lunsford.

Home games were played at Conrad Vernon Field.

Freshman Kevin Stagner from Pine Tree held down the first base position.

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Karate Club Hosts Tourney

Interest in karate has grown nationwide in the past few years. The growth of interest can be seen at LeTourneau in the formation of the Karate Club. In April, the club sponsored the first annual LeTourneau College Karate Championships, involving both individual and team competition

Pictured are: Don McGraw, Ray Huey, Mohan Jhass and Advisor David Jordan.

Pictured are (from left): Ken Peterson, Vern Wilson, Terry Boettcher, Ibrahim Zabaneh, Noel Passan, Steve Lemp, and Dave Huthwaite. Second row: Nancy Longenecker, Mohan Jhass, Paul Schanley, Ray Huey, Don McGraw, John Plemmons, Nancy Rowe, and John Lee. Third row: James Knowlton, Robert Krans, Carl Harvey, and Keith Hibbard.

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Jacket Squad Boasts Two Champions

Once again this year, the wrestling squad enjoyed a fine season. Their only troubles came against Richland, a tough junior college team from Richardson. For the fourth consecutive year, the Jackets finished second in the state wrestling tournament held in Richland's gym. LeTourneau brought home two individual championships - Stan Watne (Hwt) and Ross Beans (177). The squad also had several second and third place finishers.

Ross Beans captured an individual state championship in the 177 Ib. class.

Senior Gary Saner wrestled well in his final season of wrestling for the Jackets

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A largely veteran squad made the starting lineup of this year's Extramural Volleyball Team a hard one to crack. The team played a brief schedule against several opponents. Mrs. Betty Jane Fratzkeendeavoredto keep morale high as well as to instill the basic skills of volleyball in her players. The team easily defeated Jarvis Christian College but later lost to Ambassador College.

The extramural team began practices before the start of the semester

Veteran players, returning from previous years, constituted a large part of this year's team.

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Enthusiasm

High in Coed Volleyball

Playing in the early evening, twice weekly, the women's intramural volleyball competition was often as fierce as that of their male counterparts. The teams that participated were composed of players from the extramural squad and other interested coeds, including some student wives.

Strong, powerful serves were a vital key to success in the women's volleyball competition.

Games were played in the early evening hours twice weekly.

Playing along the nets wasrough business.

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Teams Play Four Games Each

In the women's segment of the intramural program, basketball proved to be a highly competitive sport Divided into three squads, the girls played their games each Monday and Thursday before the men's games. Each team played the other two twice. At the season's close, the team captained by June Tameling had won all their games and the unofficial title.

June Tameling captained one of the three women's intramural squads.

Captain of a team of her own was Nancy Rowe

Joan Parish played outstanding defense for the championship team.

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Softball Ends Coed IM Sports Schedule

While their male counterparts were fighting for the softball championship, the coeds were engaged in competition of their own. For several weeks, they played a schedule of friendly intra-dorm tussles. Softball was the final event on the coed sports calendar.

In the setting sun,long shadows made the task of locating the ball difficult at times.

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DSP Takes IM Football

The Intramural Sports Program started with a thud - many of them in fact - since flag football was the first sport on the agenda. To climax a long and sometimes soggy season, Delta Sigma Psi defeated Power and Light (1A) for the championship, 14-0. Both teams entered the final game by virtue of their win over Alpha Omega and Tau Kappa Delta in semi-final action. In the consolation match, AO ran over TKD to take third place in the final standings

IM-Football Champs: (from left) Front row: Tim Townsend, Mark Davis, Gerry Thiesen, Paul Graybill, Larry Cumberland, Tim Golike, Scott Oberg, Mark Pauling Back row: Steve Thomas, Dr Deane White (Adviser), Dale Hardtke, Richard Carlson, Bruce Hallila, John Kane, Dave Nickell, Ron Burns, Joe Pipak, Willi Pikett, Jim Dobos

Fac/Staff Reigns in Volleyball

The gym was a beehive of activity during all the games. Except for the championships, each game had a ten minute limit

Standings

1. Faculty-Staff 7-2

2 Dorm 40 8-0

3 Delta Sigma Psi 7-1

4. Tau Kappa Delta 7-2

5 2B 7-2

6. Alpha Omega 6-2

Surprising everyone, except themselves, Faculty-Staff came from behind to defeat Dorm 40 in the volleyball championships. Dorm 40 had finished the regular season undefeated, but with the pressure on, they fell prey to the victors' experience.

Alpha Omega finished second in its division to Dorm 40

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AO Cops Title

On their way to the grand prize in the intramural competition, Alpha Omega copped the basketball championship from the Flooders. The Flooders had won the title for two successive years, but the combination of Mark Nymeyer and Tim Moon was enough to give AO the title - 48-41 Dorm 2B defeated Delta Sigma Psi in the consolation game for third place.

Dorm 3A (the Flooders) and AO met in the climactic final game

Inside scoring won many basketball games.

With his inside rebounding and scoring, Mark Nymeyer greatly aided the AOvictory drive.

AO Defeats 2Bfor Softball Championship

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Capping off their drive to the IM sweepstake championship, Alpha Omega captured the softball title. Sweeping through the regular season undefeated, AO combined a fine defense along with good pitching to win their games. In the title game, AO defeated 2B. Tau Kappa Delta also defeated Dorm 4 to take third place

Softball champs pictured are: An Salatin, Tim Wallace, Phil Ditto, Dave Stauffer, and Merle Stoltzfus. Standing are: Phil Britton, Harry Fleming, Chuck Davis, Ken Burkins, Ken Peterson, Tim Moon, Billy Young,

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SACADEMIC

Trustees Complete an Active Year

Composed of twenty-five members from all parts of the country, the LeTourneau College Board of Trustees meets several times yearly to formulate general policies of the college This year, several note-worthy announcements emanated from their meetings. In October, the Board accepted Dr. Hardwick's

resignation, appointed him to a position of chancellor, and picked a new president. Later in the year, the Board approved the termination of the secondary education program, approved some new building plans, and approved some additional course changes.

Trustees pictured are: Harry Hardwick, Gil LeTourneau, Richard LeTourneau, Margaret Estes, John Faulkner, Waldo Yeager, Nels Stjernstrom, Harold Jordan, David Pewterbaugh, Joseph Castiglia, John Scobee, Robert Coleman, Paul Johnson, BenLeTourneau, George Webber, John Caldwell, Paul Glaske, Lloyd Molby, Justin Longenecker, and E N Nielsen

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.Dr dDavi hPewterbaug AP,York

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.Mrs .R .G uLeTournea ,Longview XT

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Three Years Completed by Archer

Finishing his third year in the office of Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Elton W. Archer fulfills many functions in the college operation. Dr. Archer is a LeTourneau graduate , having received his B.S. in 1949. He served as a member of the college faculty for a number of years before assuming his present duties in 1973.

Dr. Elton W. Archer Vice President for Academic Affairs

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Stuber's Duties Include Scheduling, Grades

In his position as registrar of LeTourneau College, Dr John Stuber is a well-known friend of many students To the students, his job is important, for he schedules the classesaround which their daily life will be run. Again at the close of the semester, Dr Stuber's office lurks in the minds of many as they anxiously await their grade reports Dr Stuber also teaches a class each semester.

Registration was a hectic time for Dr Stuber

Dr. John Stuber Vice President

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Mr. Walter W. Knowles Business Manager and Treasurer

Taking care of the money problems of the college is the fulltime job of Mr Walter Knowles. In the Business Office, Mr. Knowles oversees such operations as Budget Preparation and Control, Financial Aid, and legal affairs Also under his control are the care of buildings and grounds and other non-academic personnel jobs.

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Faulkner Heads College Fund

One of the most important aspects of LeTourneau College few students know little aboutthe Fund. Founded early in the 1970's, the Fund is charged with gathering funds to finance present college debts and to prepare for any future buildingprojects At present, John Faulkner is president of the organization which has representatives scattered throughout the entire United States.

Mr. John Faulkner LeTourneau College Fund President

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.Mr dHarol nRichardso

Dr. Larry Anderson Associate Professorof Mathematics

Mrs DorisAndersen Head Librarian

Dr. Phillip Beatty Associate Professorof Physics Natural Sciences Chairman

Dr. Melvin Anderson Professor of Electrical Engineering

Mr. Richard Berry Professor of Mechanical Engineering Engineering Tech Chairman

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Mr Roger Erickstad

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Dr. Kenneth Durham Associate Professor of History

Mr. W. C. Crisman Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dr Douglas Ford Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Mrs Betty Jane Fratzke Assistant Professor of Physical Education

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Dr David Hartman

Assistant Professor of Welding Engineering

Dr. David Jordan

Assistant Professor of Physical Education

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Dr. Edward Holland Assistant Professorof Engineering Graphics

Mr. Richard Johnson Associate Professor of Chemistry

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Dr. Benjamin Rempel

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Mr. Douglas Sanders Associate Professor of Engineering Technology Special Programs Chairman

Dr Stanley Reyle Professor of Engineering Engineering Chairman

Kenneth Roden Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Mr Maurice Simmons Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering

Mrs. Isabelle Seeger Instructor in Foreign Languages

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Daryl Aaron, SR

Jonathan Abel, FR

Van Abel, FR

Richard Ackley, SR

Jack Adams, JR

Steven P. Adams, SO

Steven Adamson, SO

Timothy Adkins, FR

Mark Ahlenius, SO

Thomas R Alf, SR

Donald Allen, FR

Larry S Allen, FR

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Donald Beacham, FR

STeve Beacham, SO

Leland Beachy, FR

Ross A Beans, SO

Alan S. Beckett, JR

Louis H Beeler, JR

John S. Befus, JR

JohnE. Bellows, SO

Daniel P Benedict, FR

Freda Bennett, JR

Robert T. Benson, FR

Earth J. Benton, FR

Lowell Berentsen, SR

Daniel L. Bergen, SR

Eugene L Bickford, SR

Stephen G Biggs, FR

Warren S Binion, SR

John H. Bishop, FR

Rodney A. Bishop, SR

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Kenneth Burkina, SO

Philip Burks, SR

Ronald S. Burns, JR

Thomas Burt, JR

Carl Burtner, FR

Mark E. Calkins, SO

Richard Campbell, FR

Robert H. Campbell, JR

William A. Campbell, SO

J Darrel Caneday, JR

Kenneth Caplet, JR

Richard Carlson, SR

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lIsrae ,Cordero RF

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dDavi ,Colvin OS

sDougla ,Cobb RF

sJame ,Cleveland RF

yLarr ,Claypool RJ

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dDavi ,Christiansen RS

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lMichae ,Carter RS

kMar ,Carpenter RF

Jose D. Cosa, FR

Richard Counsellor, SR

James Course, FR

Kenneth Cowin, SR

Andrew Cowles, SO

Thomas Cowper, FR

Lawrence Craig, FR

Avis N Graver, SO

Paul Craymer, JR

Thomas R Crego, SO

Timothy Cronemeyer, FR

Harvery Cross, JR

Warren E. Grouse, FR

Larry Cumberland, SR

Michael Cummings, FR

Charles Curtis, SO

Kenneth Cvacho, FR

Vicki L Dahn, SR

Charles Davis, SR

J. Mark Davis, SR

Walter Dawson, FR

James A Dearman, SO

Donald Decurtis, FR

James T. Deibel, FR

Larry Delgaty, FR

Matthew Dering, FR

David Derusso, FR

Steven Devos, FR

Terrance Devries, FR

Charles M. Dick, FR

Paul Diffenderfer, FR

Phillip Ditto, SR

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dRonal .S ,Erb RS

lDarre ,Eppler RS

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yTimoth ,Eppinger RF

dRichar ,Elsdon RJ

kMar ,Elliott RS

aDonn oJ ,Egle RF

mWillia ,Ebener RF

dRonal ,Dunkeld RF

sJame .W ,Dumas RS

nHerma ,Dumas RS

yMar ,Duell RS

sCharle ,Duell RJ

nStephe ,Dubert RF

sDenni ,Doud RJ

lDanie ,Doenges OS

eBruc ,Dodds OS

sJame .W ,Dobos RS

Edgar S. Eshleman, JR

Simpson M. Etukudo, SO

James R. Evans, SO

James A. Everding, SO

Victor D. Ewing, SR

Joan D. Parish, SR

Kenneth P. Farrar, JR

Raymond E. Farrar, FR

David L. Faulkner, FR

John P. Faulkner, JR

Patricia Feeney, FR

Ruth M Fellows, FR

dDavi .E ,Gardner OS

mWillia ,Gallagher OS

sJame H ,Gabhart RF

lLynel ,Friesen RF

kMar A ,Friesen OS

dRonal .R ,Freiheit RF

yJerr .D ,Fray OS

lMichae .W ,Franks RF

aBarbar .J ,Franks RS

eJorg .J ,Francois RS M eSuzann ,Franklin RS

bCale .M ,Foulks RF

yJerr .L ,Foulk RS

hKennet .D ,Foreman RS

nStephe .E ,Forcey OS

lRandal ,Folkmann OS

tRober .L ,Flowers RF

yHarr .A ,Fleming RS

nStephe ,Fitzgerald OS

dDavi ,Fingerhut RS

John M. Gardner, FR

Robert L. Garrett, SR

James C. Gaunt, SR

Guy B. Gerrard, SO

Roland E Giddings, SR

Timothy R. Golike, SR

David W. Goodell, JR

Larry A. Goss, FR

Paul W. Grant,FR

Scott E. Gray, FR

Wendy Gray, JR

Paul T Graybill, JR

Timothy L. Green, FR

Stephen Greenman, FR

Leslie Gregg, SO

Richard Gregory, SO

Steven P Grimm, JR

Joan L. Griparis, FR

Timothy A Grover, SR

Isabel L Guerra, SO

Carlos Guerrero, FR

Jerome A. Gunn,SR

Ronald Gustafson, SO

Richard Guthrie, SR

K Greig Haggart, SR

Steven A Haglin, JR

Kenneth P Haigh, SO

Earl Haigh, JR

James R. Hale, SR

Gary J Haller, FR

Bruce A Hallila, SR

Timothy E. Hamer, FR

lDanie ,Hemmes RF

sJame ,Hemmes OS

mWillia ,Helton OS

nCaroly ,Heil RF

dDonal ,Hedrick RJ

kMar ,Hedgepeth OS

tRober ,Heaney RJ

sDougla ,Haynes RF

nStephe ,Hayes RF

dEdwar .B ,Hayes OS

nGlen ,Hawkinson OS

sJame ,Hawes RS

lCar ,Harvey RF

lRandal ,Hartman RF

nAlle ,Hartman RF

dDavi ,Harris RF

eSuzann ,Hare OS

eDal ,Hardtke RS

lDanie ,Hanisko RJ

lNei ,Hampton RJ

Archer Henderson, FR

Mark Henneberg, FR

Donald Henry, JR

George L. Herb, JR

Daniel Herrmann, FR

Carlton Heston, SO

Keith Hibbard, FR

Timothy Hibiske, FR

Allan Himebaugh, SO

Michael Hinton, FR

Daryl Hoffman, FR

James Holbrook, SR

nSusa .M ,Iversen RF

aEls L ,Innis RF

dRichar D ,Hutton RS

eDav G ,Huthwaite RF

nShanno .D ,Hunt RJ

hLeig B ,Hunt RS

hKennet B ,Hunt OS

nArde R ,Hunt RF

dDavi P ,Humeniuk RF

mWillia R ,Huggan RS

yBarr .R ,Hughes RF

yRa G ,Huey RS

kMar .W ,Howard RS

L eMichell ,Howard RJ

dLloy ,Howard RF

RF,Hooper

dHarol .J

mWillia ,Honsberger OS

nJoh M ,Homan RJ

nGordo R ,Holt RS

fJef .J ,Hollinger OS

Mark Iwan, SO

Kevin D. Jackson, FR

Robert G. Jackson, FR

John M. Jacobs, SO

Steven M. Janbaz, FR

Gary M Janes, SR

Judy Ann Janes, FR

James E. Jeffries, SR

Richard Jefferies, SR

Mohan S. Jhass, SR

Carl E Johnson, SR

Curtis J. Johnson, FR

Donald R. Johnson, SR

Gary R Johnson, SO

Wayne P. Johnson, JR

Irvin J Jones, JR

James D Jones, SR

Harry Jordan, SR

Kevin J Jordan, FR

John B Kane, SR

eDu nVa ,Lam RJ

dEdwar ,Laibach RS

nChu hChie ,Lai RF

pPhili ,Lacy RJ

tRober ,Lachmiller RS

lRussel ,Lacoste RF

dDavi ,Lacey RF

tRober ,Krans OS

yTimoth ,Kostaroff RJ

yTimoth ,Kowles RJ

lApri ,Kolstad RS

yTerr ,Kohl RJ

eMehdi ,Kohanloo RS

sJame ,Knowlton RF

rHalvo .G ,Knapp OS

nCalvi ,Knapp RF

yRo .T ,Klino RF

nJoh .D ,Klein RJ

nStephe ,Kirsling RS

yTimoth ,Kinney RF

dRaymon ,Kingsley OS

lPau ,King RJ

eBruc ,Kindberg OS

hKennet ,Kilheffer RS

nStephe ,Kier RF

rRoge ,Kieffer RJ

tRober ,Kiddy OS

nGlen ,Kephart OS

nJoh .C ,Kelso RJ

yPerr ,Keidel RJ

yRick ,Kaufman OS

lDanie ,Kantz RS

Edward Landis, FR

James S. Landis, FR

Thomas Landon, SR

Ronald Largent, SO

Harry Larsen, SO

Sherry Larson, FR

Paul Lathrop, SR

James Lauver, FR

Raymond Lawrence, FR

Michael Lawson, JR

Patricia Lawson Shay, JR

David Layer, SO

John S. Lee, SO

Larry Lee, JR

Lori Lehr, FR

Stephen Lemp, FR

Keith Lennhardt, SO

Herbert Letney, FR

Caleb LeTourneau, SO

James Lightfoot, FR

aJuli ,Longenecker OS

gCrai ,Longenecker RS

lPau T ,Long RF

eWayn ,Liverman RF

eVicki ,Lively OS

nBria ,Littlefield RS

lDanie ,Linser RF

yTimoth ,Lindstrom RS

lRandal ,Lindland RF

nAla ,Linderholm OS

nOre ,Linden RS

nGle ,Lindahl RS

Nancy Longenecker, SO

Stephen Love, FR

Samuel Lowe, SO

Jerry Loyd, JR

Terry Loyd, JR

Charles Lucas, SO

David W Lucas, FR

David Luckert, FR

Esther Lum, FR

James H Lund, SR

Steven Lund, FR

David Lundquist, SR

Larry Don Lunsford, FR

Edwin MacDonald, FR

David McAfee, SO

Arthur McAlister, JR

Richard MeArthur, SR

Larry McBryar, SO

Mark McCall, FR

Brian A. McCue, FR

eDuan ,Miller RF

sDenni ,Miller RJ

yTimoth ,Milanowski RF

yTerr ,Michmerhuizen RS

mWillia K ,Meyer OS

lMichae .G ,Meyer RS

nGordo ,Metsker RS

dRonal ,Merrin RF

nJoh ,Mensonides RS

eWayn .H ,Melcher RJ

lAbe .J ,Mejia OS

hRut .E ,Maxwell OS

lCar ,Mattson OS

sThoma ,Matthews RS

dDavi M ,Mason RS

nJoh T RJ,Marx

pPhili R ,Martin RF

sDenni D ,Martin RF

lCar N RF,Martin

gCrai A ,Marino RF

sThoma J ,Manzo RJ

mKi .K ,Manore RJ

eGertrud ,Mangrum RJ

yTimoth ,Maggard RS

mKi .R ,Mack OS

nKevi ,McMains RS

nJoh ,McKenzie RS

yNanc ,McKinley OS

eAlic ,Mclntosh RS

yTimoth ,McGuire OS

dDonal ,McGraw RS

sCurti ,McGee RF

Douglas Miller, JR

Phillip Miller, SR

Russell Miller, SO

Stephen Miller, SR

Ramona Miner, SR

Larry Minor, SO

James Mitchell, FR

Sharon Mitchell, SR

Vernon Mitchell, SR

Jonathan Montgomery, JR

Walter Moore, SR

Martha Moon, SR

Timothy Moon, SO

Bradley Morgan, FR

Samuel Morse, FR

Bruce Moses, SO

Sandra Moyer, SO

Virgil Moyer, FR

William Naas, SO

Paul Nation, SO

sFranci ,Nymeyer OS

eKristin ,Nordell RJ

dRichar ,Noel OS

sJame ,Niuman RS

eWayn L ,Niles RS

pPhilli ,Niewald RJ

kJac ,Niethamer RS

nSteve ,Nielsen RS

eJess ,Newton RF

eBruc ,Newton RF

lDanie ,Newquist RJ

yLarr ,Newcomer RF

Mark Nymeyer, JR

David Oakes, SO

Scott Oberg, SR

Richard Ogren, SR

Gordon Oksnevad, FR

Philip Olson, SO

Angel Ortiz, FR

Douglas Oplinger, FR

William Ormesher, SO

Robert Ostenson, SO

Victoria Ottavo, SO

David Owen, FR

James Park, FR

Robert Parrish, FR

Noel Passan, FR

Lydia M. Paul, FR

Mark Pauling, JR

Josephine Payton, SR

Thomas Peasland, JR

James H Pence, SO

lRandal RS,Reynolds

cMar .H ,Rettig RF

sDenni ,Renwick RS

dEdwar ,Reister RS

dRichar ,Reisman RF

nJoh .S ,Rees RF

nSteve ,Reas OS

eCharlen ,Reas RF

nBria .R ,Read RS

dRonal ,Raush RF

sCharle ,Ramey RF

tRober ,Rambin RJ

yPerr .D ,Pust RJ

sJame .F ,Price OS

yTerr ,Pradmore OS

lMichae ,Powell OS

nOle ,Porter RS

nRo ,Pontier OS

eWayn ,Plucker RS

nJoh ,Plemmons RJ

eDuan .W ,Platz RJ

lRandal ,Plants OS

hJosep ,Pipak RJ

sThoma ,Pierce RS

nKe .A ,Pierce RF

dDavi .E ,Phipps RF

fJef ,Phillips RF

dDavi ,Phillips RS

yBarr ,Phillips RJ

sJame ,Pfau RS

mPa ,Peterson RS

hKennet ,Petersen RJ

Robert Richards, JR

Robert Ridder, FR

George Riffle, FR

Michael Ringler, SO

Sidney Roberts, FR

John Robertson, SR

Randy Rodebaugh, JR

Ron Roethlisberg, FR

Derik Rogers, FR

Edward Rohrer, SR

Larry Rohrer, SR

Elwood Roland, SO

Vernon Rosenau, SR

Gary Roth, FR

Nancy E. Rowe, JR

Irene Rudoi, FR

Paul Rudy, FR

Jerry Ruggles, SR

Dan H. Ruwe, FR

Karen Ryden, SO

nBria ,Schmidt OS

rPete ,Schiller RJ

lPau ,Schanely OS

kDic ,Schafer OS

yGar ,Saner RS

nJoh D ,Sanders RF

nWarre ,Sandall RJ

rWalte ,Sampson RJ

rArthu ,Salatin RJ

lNathanie ,Saint RF

lCaro ,Sage RJ

dDavi ,Safstrom OS

Timothy Schmidt, SR

John Schultz, FR

Jeffrey Schulze, FR

Dan Schwitters, SO

Robert C Scott, JR

Harry W. Scott, SR

Joe L. Scott, SR

Jack Scranton, JR

Rick L. Searls, JR

Joyce Seibert, JR

Sam Seifert, FR

Donald Seiler, SR

Karl Shaffer, SO

Jeffrey Shaver, JR

A. V. Shaw,SR

Henry C. Shaw, FR

FredR. Shay, SR

Jay E. Shearer, FR

Michael Sheerer, SR

Rickey Shumaker, FR

Richard Sible, FR

Marsha Simmons, FR

Douglas Simmons, FR

Susan K. Simmons, FR

Wendell Simmons, FR

Bradley Sink, SR

Harold Slater, JR

Stanley Slater, FR

Jerry Sledge, SO

Kenneth Smazik, SR

Edward Smith, SO

Gregory Smith, SR

eGeorg ,Stebbins OS

dDavi ,Stauffer OS

rRoge ,Staeck RF

nKare ,Spring OS

kMar eLe ,Spires RS yTimoth ,Spotts RF

eDuan ,Spicer OS

nSteve ,Spangler RF

sCurti ,Snyder OS nJonatha ,Snyder RS yTimoth RS,Snyder yTimoth ,Sommer RJ

sJame .M ,Snow RJ

tRober ,Snavely RF

mSa .A ,Smith RS

aPaul ,Smith RF

lMichae ,Smith RS

kMar wAndre ,Smith RF

kMar nAla ,Smith RF

sJame .P ,Smith OS

Brian Stephens, FR

Cynthia Stephens, SR

Mark Stephens, SO

Mark K. Stephens, FR

Donald Stevens, FR

Sharon Stevens, SO

Gary Stewart, FR

James Stewart, SO

David Stoltzfus, FR

Esther Stoltzfus, JR

Merle Stolfzfus, SR

David Strait, FR

Gordon Storms, JR

Dusty Strayer, SO

James Strickler, JR

Nathan Strong, SR

Peter Strubhar, SO

Dorothy Stuit, JR

Samuel Stukey, JR

Carl Stutsman, FR

eBruc ,Temple OS

mWillia ,Taylor OS

rRoge .W ,Tauck RF

eConni ,Tauck OS

lDanie C RJ,Tarr

eJun ,Tameling OS

cEri N RF,Swartz

VernR ,Swanson RF lMichae ,Swineford RJ

eGeorg ,Swanson RF

dDavi ,Svedberg RF

rPete ,Surgeon RJ

Steve Tenpenny, FR

Mark Thaxton, FR

Gerald Thiesen, JR

Robert Thiesen, SR

Royce Thiessen, SO

Steven Thomas, JR

Richard Thompson, JR

Steven Thompson, SO

Daniel Thornton, SO

Kenneth Throop, FR

Kenneth Tiefenbach, JR

James Timmons, SR

Williams Tips, FR

Norma Todd, FR

Tim Tokatloglou, FR

James Tolson, JR

David Tou, SO

WillTriol, JR

Stephen Turner, SR

Robert Uchtmann, FR

Thomas Van Delinder, JR

Floyd Vann, FR

Thomas Van Vleet, FR

Ronald Van Vranken, FR

Karl Van Wie, JR

Shelley Varcoe, FlR

Stephen Veele, FR

Scott Velting, FR

Timothy Vroman, SR

James Waechter, SR

Lonnie Waldner, SR

Timothy Wallace, SO

nLincol ,Widmer RS

sCharle ,White OS

eBonni .R ,White RF

lPau D RJ,Weston

nSharo ,Wester RS

rRodge ,Wesner RJ

dRonal ,Welsh RS

eRolli .L ,Welty RF

aMyr G ,Wellman RS

sJame .D ,Welch OS

nKevi ,Webster OS

nMerli D ,Weber RJ

lDanie ,Webber RF

eDal E ,Weaver RF

yJerr ,Weage OS

yBarr ,Waugh RJ

yStanle ,Watne OS

yGar R ,Ware RS

aVirgini ,Wallace RF

aLorett ,Wallace RJ

Crystal Wiechmann, SO

Brenda Wieland, FR

PaulR. Wik, SR

Don Lee Wikoff, FR

Steve Wildasin, SO

Dennis Williams, FR

Kenneth Williams, SO

Terri Williams, FR

Diola Willoughby, SR

William Willoughby,SR

Alice A. Wilson, SR

Vernon L. Wilson, SR

Kan Chu Wing, SO

Raymond Wingerd, JR

Robert M Wiser, SR

JoelR. Witt, JR

Keenon L Wood, FR

David Wootten, SO

Stephen Woodward, FR

William A Wulff, SR

eGeorg ,Zitzmann OS

mIbrahi ,Zabaneh OS

lMichae ,York RF

mWillia ,Young RJ

lPau E ,Young RF

tRober R ,Young RJ

pPhili ,Yorgey RF

nJoh ,Yee RS

yRand ,Yaughn RJ

aLeor S ,Yard RJ

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INDEX

INDEX PIONEER 1974-75

Aaron Daryl N 4712 D Macarthur

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110

202

Abel, Johathan Edjoel

Hittedal, Minnesota 56552

202 Abel, Van Anton, 1212 Highland Junction City, Kansas 66441

202

Ackley, Richard Travis 1311N. Jackson

Tacoma, Washington 98406 202, 105, 143

Adams, Jack Lee 3201 Kliendale

Tuscon, Arizona 85716 202, 92, 75

Adams, Steven Paul 2804 llth So Birmingham, Alabama 35205 202, 98

Adamson, Steven Michael

Rt 2 Box 1998 Yukon Oklahoma 73099

202

Adkins, Timothy Allen

Rt 1 Box260

Edgerton, Ohio 43517

202

Ahlenius, Mark Todd 16 GaleAvenue River Forest, Illinois 60305

202

Akovenko, James Stanley 121Ave DEast

McClusky, North Dakota 58463

Alf, Thomas Reese 525 S Baker

Winona, Minnesota 55987 202, 117, 121, 120

Allen, Donald Steven 3914 Classic Drive Garland, Texas 75042

202

Allen, Larry Samuel Oregon

202

Anderson, Bradley lay 2147 Penny Ln Napa, Montana 94558

203

Anderson, David Byron 940 Slocum Avenue

RIdgefield, New Jersey 07657

203

Anderson, Lillian Elizabeth Casilla 2492 Lima 100, Peru 202, 43, 72

Anderton, Paul James 1018 N Wasson

Streator, Illinois 61364

203

Ansley, Donald Wayne 2223 Hillside

Walnut Creek, California 94596

203

Arrowsmith, Jon Wayne 122 Callender

E Peoria, Illinois 61611

203

Autery, William David 102 W Barnes Kaufman, Texas 75142

203

Baird, David John 9 MacFarland Rd

Salem, NewHampshire 03079

203

Baker, Geoffrey Charles 943 Grange Hall

Cardiff BySea, California 92007

203, 91, 90, 39, 72

Balcom, Bruce Brian Rt 2 Box 42

Roscommon, Michigan 48653

203

Bancroft, Bradford Hale Box 248

Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173

203

Baney, Rockie Dee Benkelman, Nebraska 69021

203, 144, 145

Banks, Ronny Ted 2109 Carl

Big Spring, Texas 79720

203

Banzhaf, Bernard Kaye Box 30206

Nairobi Kenya, Kenya 203, 94

Baptista, Stephen James P.O Box 248 Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173

203

Barber, Barry Eugene 30040188 Ave S Kent, Washington 98031

203, 70

Barber, Jr., CharlesEdwin 1601 Beaumont

Greenville, NorthCarolina 27834

203, 100

Barlow, Bruce Sabin Old Colony Road Eastford, Connecticut 06242

203

Bateman, Paul Michael 603 Locust

Idalou, Texas 79329

203

Bateman, Philip John Crescent Blvd

Coraopolis, Pennsylvania 15108 203, 100

Baunhofer, Catherine Ruth 1426 W. Lynn Wichita, Kansas 67212

204, 7, 28, 130, 131

Beacham, Donald Philip

Sudan Int Msn

Cedar Grove, New Jersey 07009

204, 143

Beacham, Steve George Rt 1 Box536

Scoring, Florida 33870

204, 135

Beachy, Leland Joel 35 Front St

Lititz, Pennsylvania 17543

204

Beans, Ross Allen 3039 Farmer Dr Highland, Indiana 46322

204, 175, 152

Beckett, Alan Scott

532 Crescent

Penndel, Pennsylvania 19047

204, 110

Beeler, Louis Howard 2121 Tarleton Charlottesville, Virginia 22901

204, 149

Beers, Paul Russell Box 825

Franklin, Pennsylvania 16323

118

Befus, John Samuel 89 Bradford New Providence, New Jersey 07974

204

Bellows, John Edwin 119 E Stark Rd Seagonville, Texas 75159 204 148

Benedict, Daniel Paul 65 Sawatari

Kanagawaku, Japan

204

Bennett, Freda Gray P.O Box5705 Longview, Texas 75601

204

Benson, Robert Timothy Rt 1Box28

Mayer, Minnesota 55360

204

Benton, Earth Jonithan 114Carrier St Liberty, New York 12754

204

Berentsen, Lowell Wayne Rt 1 Box113

Bagley, Minnesota 56621

204 54

Bergen, Daniel Lee 3709 Oleander San Diego, California 92106

204

Bickford, Eugene Laroy 412 Irene Ave

Ironton, Minnesota 56455

204

Biggs, Stephen Glenn P.O. Box 143 Fort Bragg, California 95437 204, 53

Binion, WarrenSidney 3721 Echo Tr Fort Worth, Texas 76109

204

Bishop, John Howard 1004 N Buckeye

Abilene, Kansas 67410

204

Bishop, Rodney Arden 106 W Glenn Dr Longview, Texas 75601 204, 124, 125

Bitikofer, Lauren Gail 417 S Weaver Hesston, Kansas 67062

205, 98

Bixby, Gary William 601E 27th

Hialeah, Florida 33013

Bjomson, Timothy Read

985LaPazRd

Santa Barbara, California 93108

205

Blair, GaryRobert 1501 Crystal Sun Prairie, Wisconsin 53592

205

Blalock, Frank Clay 727 Silver St

Kingman, Arizona 86401

205

Block, HarveyAllen Rt 3 Box 147

Monroe, Washington 98272

205

Bloomquist, Wayne Donald Rt. 2 Box 323

North Branch, Minnesota 55056

205

Boettcher, Terrance K 610 E 59th Avenue Vancouver, Canada 205, 150

Bogart, BrianWayne 1310 Amanda Rd

C Winchester, Ohio 43110

205

Bogert, Roy Breen 5 13 3rd St

Fairlawn, NewJersey 07410 205, 101

Bondurant, Douglas Dee Box 248

Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173

205, 5, 98, 136, 135, 169, 53

Borges, David Chester 1250 Crestview Hollister, California 95023

205

Boub, Allon Douglas Rt 1 1865 BNW

Ephrata, Washington 98823

205

Boyd, Jr., Marvin L. Rt 1 Box 63

Smyrna, Delaware 19977

205

Boyes, Kenneth Franklin Box 398 Rd 3

Coatesville, Pennsylvania 19320

205

Boyle, James Patrick 4611 Esperanza Tampa, Florida 33611

205

Branch, Paul Bennett 194 Marshall St Coldwater, Michigan 49036

205

Brandt, RobertRice P.O Box183

Campina Grande, Brazil 205, 53

Briggs, AndrewJohn Rd. 2 Box 531

Manheim, Pennsylvania 17545

205

Brinkerhoff, John Peter 477 BaxterAvenue

Wyckoff, NewJersey 07481 205, 135

Britton, PhilipArthur 410 Bartlett

Harborcreek Pennsylvania 16421

820 ,Delgatty mWilliayRo

0750 W PC mWisd ,Dallas sTexa 17521

3195 nJonatha ,Utica nMichiga 74808 ,Delgaty yLarr lEar

820 ,Degraw yRosJame

1200 W d92n 976 ,Denver oColorad 18022

820 ,Deibei sJame yTimoth

rUppe ,Darby aPennsylvani 21908

3123 nWilso eDriv

820 ,Decurtis dDonal yTimoth

820 ,Dearman sJame nAla 511 eSunnyslop ,Mansfield oOhi 74490

,Davis aLind eSu nBrow 6171 lQuai ,Roseville aCaliforni 89567 ,205 61 ,Dawson rWalte wAndre 230 dMorelan ,Pontiac nMichiga 84805

,208 ,49 ,168 ,169 ,170 ,122 312 ,Davis hJosep kMar 88 eOriol Rd ,Pontiac nMichiga 34805 ,208 ,164 ,16 ,34 ,148 612

Portsmouth aVirgini 12370

620 sCypres Rd

,Davis sCharle eWayn 2130 yBerr Ln ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Davis ,Jr. sCharle dEdwar

,Longview sTexa 17560

0130 eLeDuk

,Davis yBett sRobbin

,Gardendale aAlabam 13507

525 nGarde Dr

,Davis nAlla tRober

Daniel nJoh mWillia Rt 2 xBo L92A ,Gladewater sTexa 17560

,208 ,157 ,155 615

tFor ,Worth sTexa 47611

3601 .St sJohn

820 ,Dahn iVick nLyn

820 ,Cvacho hKennet sJame 7342 rCoope Rd. ,Richmond aVirgini 52322

,Greenville hSout aCarolin 92960

350 tPiedmon kPar

sCurti ,Jr. sCharle eEverett

820

,Shreveport aLouisian 67110

7753 yUben

,Cummings lMichae eWayn

130 nPatterso ,Butler aPennsylvani 11600 ,208 416

820 ,Cumberland eEugenyLarr

820 ,Grouse nWarre lEar 1RR ,Chester aNebrask 76832

,Longview sTexa 17560

,Cross yHarvedDonal 011 E oRadi

820

,Ossining wNe kYor 21056

,Cronemeyer yTimoth sJame

,Plainfield sIllinoi 46054 ,208 612

820 ,Crego sThoma tRober 2RR

Pt ,Pleasant aPennsylvani 01895 820 ,Graver sAvi lNel P.O 612xBo ,Boonville hNort aCarolin 12701 ,203 6 ,Craymer sLewilPau Rt 5 423xBo ,Loris hSout aCarolin 92956

P.O xBo 1108 ,Cottonwood aArizon 68632 ,208 73 ,Cowper sThoma sJame Rd 1 75xBo eMiddl ,Grove wNe kYor 01285 ,208 814 ,Cracium dDavilPau 111 aCas eGrand ePlac Apt 8208 ,Tyler sTexa 17570 ,Craft lRussel 710 tEas tHoy ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Craig tRobereLawrenc xBo 729

480 dLockwoo Ln sScott ,Valley aCaliforni 69506 ,208 814 ,Cowin hKennet eWayn 0330 W eTennesse ,Denver oColorad 98021 ,208 ,99 ,88 010 ,Cowles wAndre lDanie

,Course sJame dRichar

471-3 d72n PI ,Glendale wNe kYor 71122

,Counsellor dRichar nAlbe

,Cosa eJos oDoming 66-9 yAundaz ,Call aColombi

,Cortez nOre 731 W eLe ,Harlingen sTexa 07855

,Cordero lIsrae 1281 tPleasan ,Sebastopol aCaliforni 29547

,Coon sDougla kMar 1RR eCambridg ,City aIndian 74732

,Cook aLid nLy 5294 N Montg Cn pTip ,City oOhi 14537

,Colvin dDavi lPau 047 E St aChul ,Vista aCaliforni 09201

,Cobb sDougla eBrac 026W11 kBlkhaw ,Wheaton sIllinoi 76018

,Cleveland sJame dEdwar

720 ,Clapp dRichar lPau P.O 38xBo tFla ,Rock oOhi 84482 720 ,Claypool nRalstoeLawrenc Rd 2

720 ,Cassel yJerr eLe 762 dHiglan Mt ,Pleasant nMichiga 84885 ,207 11 ,Chamberlin hBootdDavi 5 yCountr eLan S ,Chatham sMassachusett 90265 720 ,Chamberlin nStephe sLewi .P.O xBo 622 ,Wellborn aFlorid 43209 720 ,Chapman kPatric yGar Rd 1 ,Moscow aPennsylvani 41844 720 ,Chapman eShere nLyn 811 eMapl Rd ,Warren eRhod dIslan 50288 ,207 38 ,43 37 ,Chase eGeorg lRandal 718 dBallar lE ,Cajon aCaliforni 19202 ,207 ,135 010 ,Cheek nStephe lLowel 633 .N nMai ,Jasper sTexa 17595 720 nChi yLo sDenni yHarve 41 nHyperio nKingsto ,6 aJamaic 720 ,Christiansen dDavi nJoh 930 E rFille ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Carpenter nAltokMar oApartad 535 nSa ,Cristobal aVenezuel 720 ,Caner lMichae eWayn Rt 1 xBo 31 ,Carthage sTexa 37563

13 tFores St yWellesle ,Hills sMassachusett 10218 620 ,Caneday nJoh lDarrel xBo 314 sTaylor Falls, aMinnesot 45508 206 414 ,Caplet hKennet dEdwar rBalawende11 ,Norwich tConnecticu 00636 206 3 ,Carlson dRichar nAla uLeTournea eColleg Apt 89 ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,206 416

620 ,Campbell mWillia nAlbe

13 tFores .St ,Norfolk sMassachusett 10218

,Campbell tRober sDougla 0184 tPalmcres ,Clearwater Dist aColumbi 63351 ,Campbell tRober lHal

11 eBruc St ,Scotia wNe kYor 21230

,Campbell dRichar dDonal

620

620 ,Calkins kMar nEdwi 41356 lCrysta ,Brighton oColorad 18060

,Webster wNe kYor 01458

128 eAvenuhNort

462 tBellcour ,Algona aIow 15051 ,206 ,11 ,44 ,86 ,124 512 ,Banner lCar nAla

206 ,164 ,117 ,21 171 ,126 712 ,Bun sThoma sJame

620 ,Bums dRonal tScot 250BetcherRd ,Collegeville aPennsylvani 61942

520 ,Burkins hKennet sCharle 41 W eStat St ,Quanyville aPennsylvani 61756 ,206 ,169 ,170 212 ,Burks pPhili dEastwoo 280 lNoe ,Longview sTexa 17560

520 ,Burgett lMichae nLori 0235 dBradfor ,Jacksonville aFlorid 93220

520 ,Burck iLor eSusann 5502 eWinsdal nGolde ,Valley aMinnesot 25542

520 ,Bullock nJoh wAndre y1727Gole St ,Boothwyn aPennsylvani 11906

520 ,Bruce sChri B 2930 E yBerr ,Englewood oColorad 08011

520 ,Brown lRandal mWillia 6240 eNy W ,Monroe aLouisian 17129

520 ,Brown yMoll nLehma Rd 2 xBo 06 ,Conestoga aPennsylvani 61751

460 dCedarwoo ,Friendswood sTexa 67754 ,205 ,117 ,101 ,121 812 ,Brown yCand yKa 6171 lQuai ,Roseville aCaliforni 89567 ,205 43 316 ,Brown dDavi yRodne xBo 948 ,Jenkins yKentuck 74153

520 ,Brown yBarr tKen

,Bromley sJame rArthu xBo 027 7M5 ,Banfield nMichiga 64904 ,Bromley nJonatha eBruc Rt 2 xBo 027 ,Delton nMichiga 64904 ,205 ,113 ,135 ,70 ,144 67 ,Brothers kNic dHowar P.O 519xBo ,Felton aCaliforni 89501

,205 7 ,28 ,37 ,168 ,16S IDS ,170 ,72 212 ,waterdBroa klac pPhilli 870 yFlore ,Kilgore sTexa 27566 814

261N Broadway

Fresno, California 93101

Dering, MatthewAllen

72SOO Ussier

Romeo, Michigan 48065

208

Demsso, David Joseph 1825 SW6th Avenue

Pompano Beach, Florida 33060

208

DeVos, Steven Paul 1301Barclay

Oskaloosa, Iowa 52577

208 Devries, TerranceL 359 S Adams

Wickenburg, Arizona 85358

208

Dick, Charles Milton Rt. 12 Box 11

Greensboro, North Carolina 27406

208

Diffenderfer, Paul August 28 Beverly Rd. Summit, NewJersey 07901

208

Ditto, Phillip Warren 3641 Dunn

Memphis, Tennessee 38111

208, 169, 170, 54, 122

Dobos, JamesWilliam RFD3

Meadville, Pennsylvania 16335

209, 115, 90, 164

Dodds, BruceLawrence 11527 Rosser Dallas, Texas 75229

209, 151, 122

Doenges, Daniel Lynn RR1

Continental, Ohio 45831

209

Donald, Jacqueline M.

4128 Timberwood White Oak, Texas 75693

Doud, DennisRay 5550 NW66th Ave

Des Moines, Iowa 50323 209, 26

Drew, JamesGibson Rt 2 Box28X1

Kilgore, Texas 76625

Dubert, Stephen Ray Box 27

UkarumpaLae, OtherForeign

209

Duell, Charles Arthur 1001 S Houston

Longview, Texas 75601

209

Duell, Mary Weber 1001 S Houston Longview, Texas 75601

209

Duda, Daniel Robert Rt 1, Box87-A Petoskey, Michigan 49770

Dumas, Herman Lee

P.O. Box 193

Pulaski, Illinois 62976

209

Dumas, James Willard

P.O Box 193

Pulaski, Illinois 62976

209

Dunkeld, Ronald Ralph Box969

Wheaton, Illinois 60187

209 Dutton, Patricia Ann

Rt 2 Box136

Adairsville, Georgia 30103

Ebener, William Charles

390 Spring Avenue

Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137

209

Egle, Donna Jo

208 E 14th St

Imperial, Nebraska 69033

209 26 29 20 163

Ellis, UzbethLee

403 Conroe

Longview, Texas 75601

Elloitt, Mark Douglas 6394 Morris St

Marlette, Michigan 48453

209 2, 43, 72, 118, 119

Elsdon. Richard William Sunset Rd

Terryville, Connecticut 06786

209 99

Eppinger, Timothy Lee

119 E. Giandview

Zelienople, Pennsylvania 16063

209, 126

Eppler, Candace Lou 2925 S 47th

Lincoln, Nebraska 68506

209

Eppler, Darrel Wakefield

2925 S 47th

Lincoln, Nebraska 68506

209, 124

Erb, Jr., RonaldSidney 1260 N Main

Raynham, Massachusetts 02767

209, 30

Erickson, William Arthur 4104 SW314

Federal Way, Wisconsin 98002

209

Erickstad, Carrie Ann 3 Cornell Circle

Longview Texas 75601

209 2, 130, 131, 43, 34, 19

Eshleman, Edgar Samuel 8 Trimble Rd

Glen Mills, Pennsylvania 19342

210

Etukudo, Simpson Matthew

210

Evans, JamesRobert

377 Harrison Buffalo, New York 14223

210

Everding, James Allen Rt 25 and 72

Dundee, Illinois 60118

210

Ewing, Victor Dean 609 Commanche

Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

210, 29

Parish, JoanDorothy

1004 42 St. W.

Bradenton, Florida 33505

210, 161 160

Fanar, Kenneth Paul

Norwich, Kansas 67118

210

Fanar, Raymond Edward

Box 156

Norwich, Kansas 67118

210, 92, 72

Faulkner, David Lee

1708 Pineridge

Longview, Texas 75601

210

Faulkner, John Paul 2100 S 12thB

Longview, Texas 75601

210

Feeney, Patricia Ann 104 Fairwood Bl

Fairhope, Alabama 36532

210

Fellows, Ruth Marian 376 E Church Rd

Elkins Park, Pennsylvania 19117

210

Fingerhut, DavidGene 127 Green Syracuse, New York 13203

211

Fisher David Thomas P.O. Box121

Satsuma, Florida 32090

Fitzgerald, Stephen Edward 4824 S Jason St Englewood, Colorado 80110

211

Fleming, Jr., Harry Arthur 142 Winfield

Grove City, Pennsylvania 16127

211, 171, 170, 76, 122, 123

Flowers, Jr., RobertLouis Rt 6 Box140

Theodore, Alabama 36582

211

Folkmann, Randall Mark 4929 Boston Rd Brunswick, Ohio 44212 211, 110, 72, 118

Forcey, Stephen Eugene 1920 Orange W Covina, California 211 76, 172, 123

Foreman, KennethDouglas Rd 2Box262

Hummelstown, Pennsylvania 17036 211, 117, 118, 119

Foster, Claire Smith 601 E Melton St Longview, Texas 75601

Foulk, Jerry Lee Box 7001

Longview, Texas 75601

211

Foulks, Caleb Merle Box 203

Ponce, Nebraska 68770

211

Francois, Jorge Jean Calle Arturo De Panama City, Panama 211

Franklin, Mary Suzanne Rt 3Box48

Milton, Florida 32570

211

Franks, Michael Williams 607 N. Nottawa

Sturgis, Michigan 49091

211

Fray, Jerry Dan

Box 560

Gwelo, Rhodesia

211

Freiheit, Ronald Ray 4480 Atlas PI

Tucker, Georgia 30084 211

Friesen, Mark Allen

Boxl

Pucallpa, Peru 211, 135

Friesen, Lynell Eugene 1832 Willow Rd

New Ulm, Minnesota 56073

211

Gabhart II, James Herbert P.O Box24

Chesterton, Indiana 46304 211, 176

Gallagher, William Charles 832 AberdeenLa

Bayshore, New York 11706 211, 100

Gardner, David Edward 115AvondaleCi.

Sevema Park, Maryland 21146 211, 44

Gardner, John Michael 7 Long Pleasant Hill Ohio 45359

212

Gardiner, Philip Alan 712 Woodland Av. Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania 15767

Ganett, RobertLee 399 College St Winchester, Kentucky 40391

212

Gaunt, James Clinton 517 N Main St

Elmer, New Jersey 08318

212 94 110, 76, 120

Gaunt, Sharon Mayo

LeTourneau College Apt 18 Longview, Texas 75601

Gerdes, David Roger ML1 McGrathRd Fairbanks, Alaska 99701

Gerrand, Guy Brent 7425 Church 77 Yucca Valley, California 92284 212, 200

Getting, Dean John BoxlOS Haviland, Iowa 67059

Giddings, Roland Elkins 574 Detrick Dr. Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 212, 94

Golike, Timothy Robert 60x6

Bunker Hill, Illinois 62014 212, 30, 137, 135, 164, 105, 52, 72, 126

Goodding, John Roger 25 FRJ Dr

Longview, Texas 75601

Goodell, David Warren

Gen Del Page, Arizona 86040

212

Goss, Larry Allen

RR1

Mt Carroll, Illinois 61053

212

Grant, PaulWilliam 5214 Spruce Dr

Fayetteville, North Carolina 28304

95, 212

Gray, Novella Rt 6 Box48

Longview, Texas 75601

Gray, Scott Earl

,Bloomington aMinnesot 75543

71011 nHarriso

P.O 717xBo ,Hampton aCanad ,215 ,130 ,131 34 ,Iversen nSusa eMari

,Innis aEls nLy

521

tGrea ,Falls aVirgini 62206 ,215 ,150 ,151 ,170 312 ,Hutton dRichar eDuan 52364 nWilso ,Dearborn nMichiga 84812

,Huthwaite eDav nGlen 2451 eNeus yWa

Hunt nShanno nDevo Rt 2 xBo 424 ,Carthage sTexa 37563 ,215 17 ,Hunt hLeig yBirle 35 E dClevelan ,Newark eDelawar 11971 521

,Hunt hKennet eBruc RR 2 xBo 612 ,LaPorte aIndian 04635 521

,Hunt yRanArde 72015 nStanto oCastr ,Valley aCaliforni 69454 521

,Farmingdale wNe yJerse 70772 521

,Humeniuk dDavi rPete Rd 2 lMarshal R

7221 E h40t eAvenu ,Vancouver B.C aCanad 521

,Huggan mWillia tRober

,Hughes yBarr tRober 682 S nMai Ave ,Groveland aFlorid 63273 521

,Howard kMar nWarre xBo 82 ,orstownfSchaef aPennsylvani 81708 521 ,Huey yRa dGarlan xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,215 ,101 ,150 115

Howard dLloy sJame 5351 N dEucli ,Tucson aArizon 98571 ,215 59 ,Howard nLyn lMichel 51240 aLim Dr rSilve ,Spring dMarylan 42090 215 ,99 ,157 ,155 615

4926 nMeadowgle ,Dallas sTexa 87523 ,215 ,174 ,138 612 ,Hooper dHarol eJerom 1 cCadilla eCircl ,Longview sTexa 17560 521 ,Houston aPatrici hSmit 6 wNe tFores ,Longview sTexa 17560

Apt C5- sCampu ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,215 814 ,Honsberger I mWillia tDelber

eLittl ,Rock sArkansa 77220 ,215 314 ,Homan nJoh nMilto

,Holbrook sJame dDavi Rt 1 xBo 411 nJunctio ,City nWisconsi 35444 421 ,Hollinger fJef yla Rt 8 rWooste Rd

,Longview sTexa 17560 421 ,Hoffman lDary wAndre xBo 65 eAuk ,Bay aAlask 19982 ,214 010

,Henneberg wAndrekMar 7280 N dWalron sKansa ,City iMissour 76411 ,214 010 ,Henry dDonal eGen Rt 3 xBo 34 Mt Gilead oOhi 84333 ,214 010 ,Herb eGeorg eLawrenc xBo Rd123 4 E ,Suoudsburg aPennsylvani 11830 421 ,Herrmann lDanie dRichar 5461 dHanfor Ln ,Louisville yKentuck 74020 421 ,Heston ntolCar dBradfor 551 HwynLincol ,Frazer aPennsylvani 51935 421 ,Hibbard hKeit dHarol P.O 824xBo ,Waxhaw hNort aCarolin 32817 ,214 150 115 ,Hibiske yTimoth nAla 11690 kBric Rd ,Granger aIndian 04653 421 ,Himebaugh nAlla eDal 1511 E oChicag R ,Bronson nMichiga 84902 ,214 ,27 49 ,Hinton lMichae eLe 131 nArde

,Henderson rArche kWoel 542 S yBroadwa aSant ,Ana aCaliforni 19270 ,214 49

rHarbo ,Springs nMichiga 04974

rHarbo ,Springs nMichiga 04974 321 ,Hemmes lDanie lPau RR 2 kQuic Rd

,Hatboro aPennsylvani 01904 321 ,Hell nCaroly tMargare 1557 eFoldeston ,Dayton oOhi 94545 321 ,Helton mWillia yJeffer 9142 N nWoodlaw ,Griffith aIndian 94631 321 ,Hemmes sJame tHerber Rt 2 kQuic Rd

,Hedrick dDonal sJame yGerstle411

,Walworth wNe kYor 81456 ,213 513

hHig .St

,Warsaw aIndian 04658 521 ,Holt rRogenGordo 811 dSchoolwoo

,Hedgepeth kMar lRussel

tWalnu ,Creek aCaliforni 69459 321

,Heaney tRober eWyth 1134 oConej yWa

,Wyandotte nMichiga 24819 321

,Haynes sDougla eDuk 6111 hllt

Baltimore dMarylan 52121 ,213 89 ,Hayes nStephe eLaurenc 01041 WS nDelmo ,Tigard nOrego 39722 321

321 ,Hayes dEdwar dBernar 2371 aSequoi .Ave

,Hawkinson nGlen mWillia 61 eMyrtl Ave ,Cranston eRhod dIslan 00291

PB 32 aIdiop aVi ,Kinshasa eZair ,212 ,134 513 ,Hallila eBruc nAlla 1501 h26t eAvenu ,Washington Dist aColumbi 12003 ,212 416 ,Hamer yTimoth nEdwi RR ,Traer aIow 55067 221 ,Hampton lNei nJoh 1251 nLyn gBi ,Spring sTexa 07972 321 ,Hanisko lDanie hKeit 811 nMohega Rd ,Shelton tConnecticu 40648 321 ,Hanks lMichae nJoh aCaliforni ,Hardtke eDal eLesli 5221 .N h118t ,Wauwatosa nWisconsi 65322 ,213 ,94 164 12 ,Hardin eRuby eGayl sTexa ,Hare eSuzann eMari 1224 nAlsto tFor ,Worth sTexa 07611 ,213 ,39 ,43 27 ,Harris yDoroth L 1360 TryonRd ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Harris dDavi lPau 3574 N nHamilto ,Peoria sIllinoi 46161 321 ,Hartman ,Jr. nAlle R ,Barrett aMinnesot 15631 ,213 07 ,Hartman ,Jr. lRandal eLayn 52081 nMeridia ,Grosse nMichiga 84813 213 315 ,Harvey lCar tRober 821 kMeadowlar nMichiga ,City aIndian ,213 05 ,Hawes sJame tErnes 616 lJewel ,Mansfield sMassachusett 80204 ,213 49

212 ,99 510 ,Haller yGar nJoh

221

Rt 1 623xBo ,Katy sTexa 07745

,Haigh R lEar

2757 tCircui sCitru ,Hts aCaliforni 09561 ,212 34

221 ,Haigh hKennet lPau

570 ySalsbur Ln ,Chinchilla aPennsylvani 11841

,Haglin nSteve rArthu

221 tHaggar K gGrei 51472 5EN TC .N ,Miami aFlorid 13316 ,212 ,115 011

221 ,Guthrie dRichar eLe Rt 2 ,Vinton oOhi 64568

221 ,Gunn eJerom nAlle Rt 3 ,Wadena aMinnesot 25648 ,212 49 ,Gustafson dRonal nAla 5330 kDeerpar tWalnu ,Creek aCaliforni 89459

6K6 0849-3 ,Barrangvilla aColombi

221 ,Guerrero sCarlo nIva

221 ,Guerra lIsabe aLuis 2126 h5tWN St ,Miami aFlorid 53312

370 SherylLn ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Grover yTimoth nAlle D9 sCampu ,Longview sTexa 17560

221 ,Griparis nloa eLouis yEmer312 St ,loliet sIllinoi 66043 221 ,Grotheim dDavi yCor

221 ,Greenman nStephe eBryc 31357 dKingswoo ,Delton nMichiga 64904 ,212 03 ,Gregg eLesli eLeeann aFlorid ,212 4 ,Gregory dRichar nAlla 061 rAlexande ,Bangor nMichiga 34901 ,212 311 ,Grimm nSteve sPark aFlorid

5563 N 090 E nVa ,Buren aIndian 14699

,Green yTimoth eLe

Mt tPleasan IM aPennsylvani 31785 ,164 ,92 ,93 .212 ,117 ,126 712

,Graybill lPau yTimoth Rd 1 xBo 24

480 aLovett Dr Kettering oOhi 94542 ,212 48 ,Gray yWend nlea 612 ePin ,Henderson sTexa 27565 ,212 ,48 ,92 ,158 ,155 ,160 415

,Hale sJame tRober 640 dGriswol ,Glendale aCaliforni 59120

215

Iwan, Edward Mark

104 Forrest

Shirley New York 11967

216, 137 168

Jackson, Kevin Darnell 1429 N 15th St

Harrisbuig, Pennsylvania 17103

216 148

Jackson, Robert Gordon Nyack College

Nyack, New York 10960

216 28

Jacobs, John Mitchell 973 Sumter Memphis, Tennessee 38122

216

Janbaz, Steven Mike 68 Elena San Rafael California 94903

216

Janes, Gary Michael 4036 Geraldus Memphis, Tennessee 28111

216

Janes, JudyAnn 2305 S 12th

Longview, Texas 75601

216

Jeffries Jr., JamesEdward 2223Mobberly Longview, Texas 75601

216

Jeffcries, Richard Gene 911A Electra Longview, Texas 75601

216, 110

Jhass, Mohan Singh P.O Box72323

Nairobi, Kenya

216, 11, 150. 86

Johnson, Brent Daniel 3070 Dallas Rd Rockford, Illinois 61109

Johnson, Carl Eric 309 E. 7th St. Michigan City, Indiana 46360

216

Johnson, Curtis Joe Rt 1 Box 739 Huntington, Texas 75949

216

Johnson, Donald Ray 4509 Orange Grv Houston, Texas 77039

216

Johnson, Gary Ray Rt 1 SphimxPk Pine, Colorado 80470

216, 76, 120

Johnson, Wayne Paul 1636 Lorraine Wheaton, Illinois 60187

216

Johnston, Richard Dale 3935 Dogwood Drive Anderson, Indiana 46011

Jones, Irvin Jackson 639 E Dearborn

Englewood, Florida 33533

216

Jones, James Dwight LeToumeau College Longview, Texas 75601 216, 94

Jordan, HarryDon Box 187Rd. 1

Mays Landing New Jersey 08330

216

Jordan Kevin James Rd 3 Box 3930

Leechburg, Pennsylvania 15656

216

Kane, Jr., John Beveridge 1170 Chartres

LaSalle, Illinois 61301

216, 164

Kantz, Daniel Bruce 8160 Hermitage

PainesvilleLk., Ohio 44077

217

Kaufman, Ricky James Mtn Rd RFD3

W Redding, Connecticut 06896

217

Keidel, Perry Allan 1212 W Chestnut

Bloomington, Illinois 61701 217, 98

Kelso, John Campbell 25575 Foiestvw

Southfield, Michigan 48075

217

Kephart, Glenn Alan 120 Upr Orchard

Levittown, Pennsylvania 19056

217

Kiddy II, Robert Alfred 7603 Elm Cir

Mobile, Alabama 36609

217

Kieffer, Roger Lee

1250 Detwiler

York, Pennsylvania 17404

217 148 118

Kier, Stephen M Rt 1 Box 182A

Centuria, Wisconsin 54824

217

Kilheffer, Kenneth Eugene Rd 2

Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603

217, 105

Kilmer, Billy Raye 5101EstesPkwy

Longview Texas 75601

Kindberg, Bruce Philip Casilla 2492 Lima, Peru

217

King, Paul Lewis 4017 Portland White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110 217, 128

Kingsley, Raymond Eugene 815 Whaley

Oceanside, California 92054 217 11, 86, 124

Kinney, Timothy Allan 5876 N Mtneer

Flagstaff, Arizona 86001

217

Kirsling, Stephen Anderson 748 Oakland 204

Oakland, California 94611

217

Klein, John Daniel 8929 N 13

Phoenix, Arizona 85021 217, 11

Kleinbeck, Jeffrey Lynn Truman, Minnesota 56088

118

Klino, Roy Thomas

2024 Dean

Holt, Michigan 48842

217

Knapp, Calvin Alonzo

3110 E MedLk

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55441

217

Knapp, Halvor George 3110 E Med Lk

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55441

217

Knowlton, James Swift 13315 Dunmore

Houston, Texas 77069

217, 5, 150 86

Knudson, Kent M

RR

Aneta, North Dakota 58212

Kohanloo, Mehdie 308 Bailey St. Kilgore, Texas 75682 217

Kohl, Terry Lee 5824 Linda Sue

Stockton, California 95207 217, 94

Kolstad, April Karen 15 Starr Avenue

Staten Island, New York 10310

217

Knowles, Timothy Lawrence Fern Avenue Nyack, New York 10960 217

Kostaroff, Timothy Lee 3046 Syracuse Dearborn, Michigan 48124 217

Kowles, Timothy Lawrence 7 Hughes St Congers, N.Y 10920

Krans, Robert Harry 4948 97 Way N St Petersburg, Florida 33708 217, 110, 150

Lacey, DavidAlan Rd 2

Moravia New York 13118 217

Lacoste, Jr., Russell Hilary 6103 Lucy Pensacola, Florida 32503 217

Lachmiller, Robert Edward 2310 Tremainsvl Toledo, Ohio 43613 217

Lacy, Philip Eric 44 PoplarAvenue Shalimar, Florida 32579 217, 26

Lai, Chun Chieh 11 Dao Tan

Cholon, Viet Nam South 217

Laibach, Edward Alan 414W Atwood Gallon, Ohio 44833 217, 169, 170, 151, 122 Lam, Due Van 24 BachDang

Chau Phu, Viet Nam South 217

Landis, Edward Dwight 2475 Oregon Pik Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601 218, 165, 117, 124

Landis, James Stanley Box 477

Quakenown, Pennsylvania 18951

218

Landon, Thomas John

201 Citizen

Bay St Louis, Mississippi 39520 218, 27, 39, 173, 110, 75

Langley, Mary Frances 1204 John Longview, Texas 75601

Largent, RonaldDavid 255 Wartman

Graterford, Pennsylvania 19426 218, 12, 90

Larsen, Harry William Rt 2

Hayfield, Minnesota 55940 218

Larson, Sherry Jean 596 Jefferson S Hutchinson, Minnesota 55350 218, 52

Lathrop, PaulEdgar 4708 Cross St. Downers Grove Illinois 60515 218

Lauver, James Ernest RR 3 Box 201 Howe, Indiana 46746 218

Lawrence, Raymond Gene 31124 Balir Dr Warren, Michigan 48092 218

Lawson, MichaelJud 45Fairfield Ave Erie, Pennsylvania 16509

218

Layer, David John 1925 Robinwood Saginaw, Michigan 48601

218

Lee, John Steven 47 W Knollwood Edison, New Jersey 08817 218 150, 122

Lee, Larry Dale

312 S Lk Lamond Longview, Texas 75601

218

Lehr Jeff William 32 Delmora Longview, Texas 75601

Lehr, Lori Alta 32 Delmora Longview, Texas 75601 218, 19

Lemp, Stephen Paul 41721 Little Rd

Mr. Clemens, Michigan 48043 218 150, 126

Leonhardt, Keith Warren Rt 3

Lincoln Nebraska 68505 218, 99

Letney, Herbert Gene 1214 S Chestnut Lufkin, Texas 75901 218. 146. 148

LeTourneau, Caleb Roy 802 Harmon Longview, Texas 75601 218

Lightfoot, James Owen 1730 Cherokee Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107 218

Lindahl, Glen Thomas 2304 S. 13th

0675 kL hMic Dr ,Allendale nMichiga 14940

222 ,Mitchell nVemo lSamue

0675 kL hMic Dr ,Allendale nMichiga 14940

222 ,Mitchell nSharo nMcKow

222 ,Mitchell sJame nAlle 940 W nWashingto ,Owosso nMichiga 74886

1182 nBolto ,Longview sTexa 17560

222 ,Miner aRamon nAn 9180 eAvondal ,Grapevine sTexa 17605 ,222 216 ,Minor yLarr nLeve

222 ,Miller pPhilli lMichae 240 eDalevill ,Daleville aIndian 44733 222 ,Miller lRussel eLe 5241 dNewlan ,Edgewater oColorad 48021 222 6 ,Miller nStephe dDonal 5504 eRobindal ,Salem nOrego 39730

Miller sDougla pPhili 9282 eAvenuh27t kRoc ,Island sIllinoi 16120

122

,Miller eDuan hKeit 4632 eAvenunArde nSa Bernardino Calif 49240

122

122 ,Mensonides dRaymonnJoh 9350 E d72n St ,Tacoma nWashingto 39844 ,221 49 ,Merrin dRonal mAube 6117 W h4t ,Mansfield oOhi 64490 122 ,Metsker lNeinGordo 9730 tSummi sKansa ,City iMissour 46411 122 ,Meyer lMichae eGen 1230 S h12t ,Longview sTexa 17560 122 ,Meyer mWillia hKeit 61140 h20t St N .Lk ,Stevens nWashingto 89825 ,221 010 ,Michmerhuize yTerr nAlle 3133 E h8t ,Holland nMichiga 34942 ,221 ,94 012 ,Milanowski lPau eGeorg xBo 86 Eastlake oColorad 48061 17 ,Milanowski yTimoth dDavi Mile 4128 WHKA ,ViaTok aAlask 09988 ,221 17 ,Miller eEugensDenni 1201 .AyersRd ,Concord aCaliforni 19452

0133 S rWate ,Wichita sKansa 36721 ,Mejia lAbe nJohata aFabric dEldora nSa ,Salvador rSalvadolE

,Meier ,Jr. dEdwar sJame

,Ardmore aOklahom 17340 ,221 34

062 h14t WN

,Maxwell hRut nElle

,Mattson lCar dDavi 5223 tBennet oColorad ,Springs oColorad 98090 ,221 67

,Amarillo sTexa 67910

,Matthews sThoma nFreema N19 aVirgini

S eAvenupWalku lCrysta ,Lake sIllinoi 46001

,Mason dDavi sMorri

,Martin nDeasDenni 0899 h25tWS ,Miami aFlorid 53316 ,221 211 nMarti ,III pPhili sRos Rd 34Box30 ,Stroudsburg aPennsylvani 01836 ,221 59 ,Marx nJoh yTimoth 6303 WS 36 aOklahom ,City aOklahom 97315 ,221 ,94 17

,Martin lCar nNatha 8110 N dGarfiel ,Deland aFlorid 03272

,Moline sIllinoi 56126

9271 h16t eAvenu

,Marino gCrai nAla

lBue eAvenu nState Island kYorwNe 41030

,Manzo aGild rBlai sTexa ,Manzo ,Jr. sThoma hJosep

,Mangrum eGertrud nAn 7292 tSunse sHill ,Escondido aCaliforni 59202 ,221 ,43 010

,Manore mKi hKeit xBo 76 .St ,Ignatius aMontan 55986 221 011

,Saiasota aFlorid 83357 ,221 ,28 811

,Maggaid yTimoth sCharle xBo 8141

,Mariette nMichiga 34845

,Mack mKi tRober 7479 sReynold

,Pottersville wNe kYor 01286

dWor fo eLif hRanc

,McMains nKevi nWre

,Paramas yJersewNe 20765 ,221 ,117 811

,McKenzie nJoh kKir 631 nElle

,Longview sTexa 17560 ,221 82

,Melcher eWayn lHal 2 eYal St ,Claremont wNe eHampshir 30374

,McKinley yNanc eLouis nEvely660

Dallas sTexa 17521 ,221 99

,Mclmosh eAlic nMarily 0532 LoRancher

rPalme ,Lake oColorad 38013 221 82

,McGuire yTimoth yJa xBo 18

,McGraw dDonal lEar 9131 nEvergree ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,221 ,95 ,115 ,150 115

9 sMill eAvenu ,Liberty hSout aCarolin 72965 ,220 011 ,ArthureM dRichar yHenr oApartad 47 ,Guatemala aGuatemal ,220 513 ,McBryar tRoberyLarr tGran561 ,Saegenown aPennsylvani 31643 ,220 27 ,McCall kMar nSpuigeo 822- iIzum 4 HC ,Suginami nJapaoToky 022 ,McClendon eWaynyBill Rt 1 320xBo Ml ,Enterprise sTexa 17568 ,McCue nBria rArthu 0941 eIndependenc ,Miami aFlorid 73315 ,220 ,135 ,169 ,54 814 ,McDaniel eElain J Rt 01 xBo 851 ,Pensacola aFlorid 63250 ,McGee sCurti eWayn .Rt xBo1 415 ,Makanda sIllinoi 86295 122

,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 rMcAliste ,Jr. rArthu dEdwar

,McAfee dDavi 741 dPortlan .Ct ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 022 ,McAfee rPete 741 dPortlan Ct

,Lundquist dDavi dEdwar 1866 W nWarre ,Denver oColorad 78022 022 ,ordfLuns nDoyLarr 5290 yParkwa ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,220 ,148 612 ,MacDonald nEdwi rArthu P.O xBo 31 .W ,Frankfort sIllinoi 66289 022

5167 aAl oMaham ,Hon. iHawai ,220 09 ,Lund sJame dHarol 21420 N d73r ,Peoria aArizon 58534 220 010 ,Lund yRanSteve 0173 Ave D ,Billings aMontan 25910 022

eGranit City sIllinoi 06204 022 ,Lum rEsthe nMew-Li

,Lucas dDavi mWillia 4266 W t71s ,Tulsa aOklahom 27413 022

4266 W t71s ,Tulsa aOklahom 27413 022

tWalnu ,Creek aCaliforni 89459 022 ,Loyd yJerr eWayn sWell171 ,Kilgore sTexa 27566 220 ,4 87 ,Loyd eGaynyTerr 171 sWell ,Kilgore sTexa 27566 ,220 6 ,169 212 sLuca ,Jr. sCharle nElwi

8141 Spg kCree ,Spring sTexa 37737 ,219 ,26 ,28 ,130 ,131 25 ,Liverman eWayn nMarti 4C381 bUr AS ,Humacao oPuert oRic 10066 ,219 25 ,Long lPau yTimoth aCasill 2249 ,Lima uPer 921 ,Longeneckei gCtai sNorcros SlOlEstesPkwy ,Longview sTexa 17560 921 ,Logenecker aJuli wCio 1510 sEste Pkwy ,Longview sTexa 17560 921 ,Longeneckei yNanc eLouis 075 nArlingto ,Waco sTexa 07671 ,220 ,113 150 ,151 ,159 ,160 116 ,Love dMacDonalnStephe 1370 kClar ,Quinnesec nMichiga 64987 022 ,Lowe lSamue yMont 5137 eCort eMad

,Lively eVicki nLyn

42 sAdam eAv ,Rochester wNe eHampshir 70386 921

52 kWarwic .Rd ,Muncie aIndian 44730 921 ,Lindstrom yTimoth aRhe xBo 617 ,Marquette sKansa 46746 ,219 ,105 314 ,linser lDanie nDea 3RR ,Marshalltown aIow 85015 921 ,List sDougla nWane 9450 yFairwa ,woodeLak aCaliforni 29071 ,Littlefield nBria tKen

366 nHatte ,Columbia hSout aCarolin 32920 921 ,Lindland lRandal sThoma

713 dHubbai ,Longview sTexa 17560 921 ,Linderholm nAla lEar

,Linden nOri sJame

,Longview sTexa 17560 921

,Luckert .J dDavi 1405 Breckenidg

222, 98

Montgomery, Johathan David

402 Horn Ln.

W Monroe, Louisiana 71291

222

Moon, Martha Joy 4813 Marietta

Sacramento, California 95841

222, 44, 159, 156

Moon, Timothy Roy 4813 Marietta

Sacramento, California 95841

222, 168, 169, 170, 122

Moore, Waller James 1016 Boroughbr Richmond, Virginia 23225

222

Morgan, Bradley Lacour 6980 Calumet

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70805

222

Morse, Samuel Gordon Rd 2

Brandon, Vermont 05733

222

Mosby, Barbara Jean Franks Rt 6 Box 473 Lake City Florida 32055

211

Moses, Jr., Bruce Lee 6151 Spg Garden

Charlotte, North Carolina 28213

222

Moughon, Tommy Craig 2401 S. 13th

Longview, Texas 75601

Moyer, Sandra Gail Box 108

Wheaton, Illinois 60187

222, 130. 131

Moyer, Virgil Robin 16 Augustine Rd

Sellersville, Pennsylvania 18960

222

Naas, William Frederick 106 E 8

Hinsdale, Illinois 60521 222, 49, 114, 120

Nafziger, Steven Eugene 611 Cedar Delavan Illinois 61734

Nation, Paul Grant 1508 Killian Arlington, Texas 76013

222, 26

Newcomer, Larry Lee Indiana

223

Newquist, Daniel James 1773 Paris St Aurora, Colorado 80010

223

Newton, Bruce Raymond 15439 E End Avenue S Holland Illinois 60473

223

Newton, Jesse Mack Virginia

223

Nielsen StevenPaul 10409 Coppedge Dallas, Texas 75229

223, 13, 90, 126

Niethamer, Mary Elizabeth 511 Indiana Dr Erie, Georgia 16505

Niethamer, Jack LeRoy 511 Indiana

Erie, Pennsylvania 16505

223 98

Niewald, Phillip Wayne

816 EastmanRd

Longview, Texas 75601

223

Niles, Wayne Louis Rd 1Charlton

Ballston Lake, New York 12019

223, 94

Niuman, James Logan 3638 Cedarwood Dayton, Ohio 45430

223, 99

Noel II, Richard Dale 657 N Hawthorne

York, Pennsylvania 17404

223

Nordell, Kristine Louise 1017 Humiston

Worthington, Minnesota 56187

223, 159, 157, 155, 156

Norris, John Minor 915 15th

Longview, Texas 75601

124

Nymeyer, Francis Cyril 3120 Ridge Rd

Highland, Indiana 46322

223, 28

Nymeyer, Mark A 3120 Ridge Rd

Highland, Indiana 46322

224, 30, 168, 169, 170, 122

Oakes, David Merl Rd IGrandstHl

Greencastle, Pennsylvania 17225

224, 90, 34, 72

Oberg, Scott Chester 6010 S. Kensingt

Countryside, Illinois 60525

224, 164

Ogren, Richard Michael 233OldBaptRd N Kingstown, Rhode Island 02852

224

Oksnevad, Gordon Olav 103Cynthia Ct Durand, Illinois 61024

224, 10

Olson, Philip Devon RR3

Winamac Indiana 46996

224, 122

Oplinger Douglas Edward 632 N Howard St

Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102

224, 19

Ortiz, Angel Vincente F-lNueva Clementina, Puerto Rico 00657 224, 29

Ormesher, William Henry

420 Vernon

New Kensington, Pennsylvania 15068

224

Ostenson, RobertMayo Rt 1

Stone Lake, Wisconsin 54876

224

Ottavo, Garcl AnaVictoria 27-48 SW 33rd C

Miami, Florida 33133

224

Owen, David Lee

288 Hacienda Dr

Scotts Vly, California 95066

224, 168, 169, 148

Park, James Billups

133 Pine Hill

Aliceville Alabama 35442

224

Panrish, RobertLawrence Rt 1

Haonver, Ohio 17313

224

Passan, Noel Paul

289 Stanwood Dr New Britain, Connecticut 06053 224, 150, 151

Paul, Lydia Marie 2521 Wisconsin Joplin, Missouri 64801

224, 5, 30 112, 43 Pauling Mark LeRoy 1203 Scenic Dr Longview, Texas 75601

224, 164, 126

Payton, Josephine Fay Box 530 Clayton, Ohio 45315 224, 114

Peasland, Thomas 22 Fuente San Sulpicio, Mexico

224

Pence, James Howard 4525 Driftwood

Corpus Chiisti, Texas 78411

224, 90

Petersen, Kenneth Roger 11Pent

Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002 225, 169, 150, 151, 170 Peterson, Pam Sue Newport, Nebraska 68759 225 115

Pfau, James Lee 312 S Fredonia Longview, Texas 75601

225

Phillips, Barry Wade 108 D Moore Portland, Texas 78374

225

Phillips, Cheryl Ann RR 6 Box 289 Huntington, Indiana 46750 61

Phillips, David Allen 16451 Sherwood Tinley Park, Illinois 60477 225, 94

Phillips, Jeff Clark 612 Phillips Bagdad, Arizona 86321

225

Phipps, David Elbert 2516 Green Hill Kilgore, Texas 75662

224

Pierce, KenAllan 218 Clarke Rd London, Canada 95, 225

Pierce, Thomas Joseph Box 445

Troy, Kansas 66087

225

Pikett, William Henry 63 Jennings Ave Dalton, Massachusetts 01226 126 167

Pipak, Jr., JosephRobert

3100 Jane Dr.

Longview, Texas 75601

225, 164 148

Pippin, Kim Lane

Box 404

Borrego Spgs., California 92004

Plants, Randall Jacob

Box 787

Paonia, Colorado 81428

225

Platz, Duane Walden RFD3

Lime Springs, Iowa 52155

225

Plemmons, John Clark 905 S Adams

Quincy Florida 32351

225 150 151

Plucker, Wayne Lowell 208 9th Avenue

Worthington, Minnesota 56187

225

Pontier, RonLee

850 Center Ln Clermont, Florida 32711 225, 94

Porter, Olen De Walt 2311 S 16th St Longview, Texas 75601

225

Powell, Michael Dean Rt 1 Box 1240

McAllen, Texas 78501

225

Pradmore, Terry Arthur 916 Walnut Dr Santa Maria, California 93454

225

Price, James Franklin 802 W Avalon Longview, Texas 75601

225

Prosser, Stephen Mark 20FredricksRd Scotia, New York 12302

Pust, Perry Dean P.O Box112 Charlo, Montana 59824

225, 7, 30, 73, 84, 122 Rambin, RobertLee 518 E Cotton Longview, Texas 75601

225

Ramey, Charles Thomas Rt 2 Box 1890 Grass Valley, California 95945

225

Raush, Ronald Lawrence Rd 1 MeadowLn Conestoga, Pennsylvania 17516

225

Read, Brian Ross

724 Sandusky Lynchburg, Virginia 24505

225

Reas, Charlene Lucille 661 Spruce St Aurora, Illinois 60506

225

Reas, Steven Henry 661 Spruce St Aurora, Illinois 60506

225, 124, 125

Reckling, Harlan Ritchie Rt 8

Lincoln, Nebraska 68506

Redmon, Michael Benedict 908 W Gregory

,Smith sJame rPete

,Smazik hKennet eGeorg 1231 nGunderso ,Berwyn sIllinoi 26040 228 31 ,Smith dEdwar lMarshal 4 nLaPriscill ,Greenville sTexa 17540 822 ,Smith nJohyGregor xBo 59 ,Deale dMarylan 12075 822

440 t1sEN St eBell ,Glade aFlorid 03343 ,228 ,95 414 ,Sledge yJerr dEdwar 0491 rLancaste ,Odessa sTexa 27976 822

,Slater yStanle nJudso

,Slater dHarol lPau 8340 dWoo St ,Kalamazoo nMichiga 84900 822

,Wolcott wNe kYor 01459

,Skinner yTerr rPalme 62 rDrape .St

,Rome aPennsylvani 71883 822

,Sink yBradle gbannin 518

,Tucson aArizon 58570 ,228 59 ,Sims lCeci hKennet 780 MelindaLn ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Simmons lWendel yRa 5101N nShanno

,Simmons yKanSusa 0193 eSaddl lHi ,Dundein aFlorid 83352 ,228 ,43 73

,Longview sTexa 17560 822

,Simmons M sDougla 430 W yHaile

sHughe ,Spgs. sTexa 67565 822

,Simmons aMarsh eElain tHillcres eDriv

,Sible rRogedRichar 761 AvelHumme ,Lemoyne aPennsylvani 31704 822

,Texarkana sTexa 17550 822

,Shumaker yRicke eClarenc 130 dOl nBosto

sGlen Falls, wNe kYor 11280 822

,Sheerer lMichae dDavi 86 t1s St

,Shearer yJa eEugen .Rd 1 xBo 234 ,Elizabethtown aPennsylvani 21702 822

,Erie aPennsylvani 91650 821

,Shay aPatrici nAn nLawso 45 dFairfiel Av

,Shay dFre dRichar .Rt xBo1 3 ,Cooperstown aPennsylvani 71631 822

tFor ,Worth sTexa 27611 822

,Shaw ,III yHenr lCampbel 1740 aYoland Dr

,Longview sTexa 17560 822

,Shaver yJeffre nLyn 01 eWoodsid Dr ,Scotia wNe kYor 21230 822 ,Shaw .III VA C9 Apt Let Col

,Shaffer lKar eGeorg 9164 yIv .Rd ,Memphis eTennesse 73811 822

,Seibert eJoyc hRut 5585 49WS tS ,Miami aFlorid 63315 ,228 92 ,enfSel mSa nAlle 687 N nLexingto ,Mansfield oOhi 64490 ,228 314 ,Seller dDonal yDewe Rt 1 87xBo ,Marion sTexa 47812 228 ,17 ,3 010

,Schwitters nDa rWalte 72310 d53r Ave ,Bothell nWashingto 19801 822 .Scott tRober sCharle Rd 3 ,Dansville wNe kYor 71443 ,228 412 ,Scott oWaldyHarr P.O xBo 825 eWhit ,Clay aNebrask 56936 822 ,Scott eJo nLyn 2RR ,Arlington yKentuck 14202 822 ,Scranton kJac dRichar OAPD 81012 nSa ,Jose aCost aRic ,228 110 ,Searls eLekRic xBo 0185 ,ZanesvUle oOhi 14370 822

,Schulze yJeffre W 0314 kTamarac ,Erie aPennsylvani 61650 822

,Schultz nJoh dLloy 612 .W eRow ,Roodhouse sIllinoi 26208 822

,Schubert nBenjami hJosep .RR2KermitRd ,Freepon sIllinoi 26103

,Lakeside aCaliforni 09204 822

,Schmidt yTimoth eLan 61085 kOa kCree

,Schmidt nBria nJo 3129 S oQuiet ,Denver oColorad 38022 722

,Chattanooga eTennesse 43740 ,227 816

051 E nShadowl

,Schiller rPete sJame

,Quakenown aPennsylvani 11895 ,227 ,150 115

42 E pSwam Rd

,Schanely kMarlPau

,Saner yGar rLeste 6122 rVilsmeie ,Lansdale aPennsylvani 61944 ,227 ,117 ,73 ,152 ,118 911

,Miami aFlorid 43313

,Sandall dJeral nWarre 5449 2WS tS

,Longview sTexa 17560 722

,Sanders nJoh sDougla 8181 nRodde

,Longview sTexa 17560

,Miami aFlorid 43313 ,227 217 ,Sanders tAlber sDougla 1818RoddenSt

5449 2WS tS

Sandall, dJeral nWarre

,Sampson yRarWalte Rd 1 dCrooke ,Creek aPennsylvani 91691 722

,Sage lCaro sFrance xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 17560 722 ,Saint lNathanae Rd 2 xBo 110 ,Elverson aPennsylvani 01952 ,227 513 ,Salatin rArthu mWillia Rt xBo1 128 ,Swoope aVirgini 92447 ,227 ,7 ,117 ,170 ,84 212

,Chamblee aGeorgi 13034 722

,Manor sTexa 37865 ,226 ,4 ,44 ,43 35 ,Safstrom dDavi eWayn 6443 nStonlngto

,Ryden nDawnKare .Rt 3310xBo1

,Rudy Paul dDavi 34 eAlle sDe ,Platanes eFranc 06026 622 ,Ruggles yJerr eLe 7230 S h12t ,Longview sTexa 17560 622 ,Rowe nDa H xBo 511 ,Arlington aNebrask 26800 622

,Ruddi eIren 5502 kGransbac ,Philadelphia aPennsylvani 01912 622

,226 ,150 ,151 ,162 016

.226 .105 414 ,Roth yGar nAlle 2664 S nSherma ,Littleton oColorad 18012 622 ,Rowe yNanc hElisabet 113 eRosco ,Muscatine aIow 15276

,Rosenau nVerno eLe 914 dHubbar Dr ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Longview sTexa 17560

914 dHubbar Dr

,Rosenau tJane nLyn

,Schafer kDic eLe 1RR Mt ,Cory oOhi 84586 722

,Roland nMorgadEl'woo RR

,Rohrer yLarr tBurkhar 021 lOw lHil Rd ,Lititz aPennsylvani ,226 84

,Rohrer dEdwar yHarr 0541 W rSheare tWes ,Milton hNort aDakot 34538 622

,Rogers eStev lSamue eMil 86 ,Willow aAlask 89968

,Rogers kDeri dDavi 5424 yAshwood ,Atlanta aGeorgi 93031 ,226 612

,Belleville nWisconsi 85350 ,226 011

,Pensacola aFlorid 13250 ,Rees nJoh tScot 5141 dEnglewoo ,Slidell aLouisian 87045 522 ,Reisman dRichar yHenr nWashingto41 ,Wellsville wNe kYor 51489 ,225 82 ,Reiner dEdwar sJame 11 eSton aWall ,Walla nWashingto 29936 ,225 ,170 212 ,Renwick sDenni lEar 0421 .N rRive ,Freeland nMichiga 34862 522 ,Rettig cMar dHowar wMeado kLar Ln ,woodhHig aMontan 05945 ,225 02 ,Reynolds lRandal nBento xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 17560 522 ,Richards ,Jr. tRober nJoh 527 fFeraclif ,Athens aGeorgi 13060 622 ,Ridder dRichartRober 0520 nLaw nWester ,Spgs. sIllinoi 86055 ,226 ,70 17 ,Riffle ,Jr. eGeorg wAndre 874CoeSt ,Camarillo aCaliforni 09301 622 ,Ringler lMichae nAla 1410 aAstori ,Irving sTexa 27506 622 ,Roberts ySidne eLe xBo 37 hChurc ,Vincemown wNe yJerse 80808 622 ,Robertson nJoh dHarol 1251 WS h169t ,Seattle nWashingto 69816 622 ,Rodebaugh yRand eLe 5353 mBlairmo ,Toledo hNort aDakot 44361 ,226 ,20 ,101 ,100 67 ,Roden eJoyc eLouis Rt 3 1379-xBo ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Roethlisberg dRonal mWillia 1RFD

oZumbr ,Falls aMinnesot 15599 ,226 11

21Mackay Dr. Thomhill, Ont Canada

229

Smith Mark Alan 16030 SW98th

Miami, Florida 33157

229, 174

Smith, Mark Andrew 4709 Lawnview

Jacksonville, Florida 32205

229, 95, 112

Smith, Michael Barlow Rt 6 Box87

Henderson, Texas 75652

229

Smith, Paula Kaye

2783 Luna Avenue

San Diego, California 92117

229, 28

Smith, Sam Alfoid 106N Eastern Greenville, North Carolina 27834

229

Suavely, Robert James P.O Box969 Wheaton, Illinois 60187

229

Snow, Jr., JamesMatthew 213 SE 7th St N

Belle Glade, Florida 33430

229

Snyder, Curtis Perry 8118 Rhea

Reseda, California 91335

229

Snyder, Jonathan Carl Rt 1 Box 188 A Hallsville, Texas 75650

229

Snyder, Timothy Charles Rt 1 Box 188A

Hallsville, Texas 75650

229, 135

Sommer, Timothy John Rd 1

Harmony, Pennsylvania 16037

229

Spangler, Steven Michael 292 Plains Rd

Honeoya Fls., NewYork 14472

229

Spicer, Duane Gregory 1289 Gale Dr Kent Ohio 44240

229

Spires, Mark Lee 2856 Leechburg Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania 15068 229. 118

Spoils, Timothy Eugene Rd 160x184

Shomokin, Pennsylvania 17872

229 Spring, Karen Jean 1982 Ashland San Jose, California 95130

229

Staeck, Roger Christian 4924 Ironwood

Seal Beach, California 90740

229

Stagner, Thomas Kevin 101 Lynnwood Ln Longvlew, Texas 75601

148

Stauffer, David Brubaker

6480 Main St

E Petersburg, Pennsylvania 17520

229, 170, 76, 122

Stebblns, George Masters

29 W311Hawthorn

W Chicago Illinois 60185

229

Stephens, Brian Noel

509 Main St

Dowagiac, Michigan 49047

Stephens, Cynthia Louise 1361 Oak Grove Drive

Decatur, Georgia 30033

230, 90, 92, 72, 84

Stephens, Mark Douglas

5730 Pleas Vly

Brighton, Michigan 48116

230

Stephens, Mark Kaslow Rt 2

Carthage, Missouri 64836

230

Stevens, Donald Mark

292 E Academy

Hughesville, Pennsylvania 17737

230

Stevens, Sharon Lynette P.O Box 340

Rangely, Colorado 81648

230

Stewart, Gary Dean 1901 1st Capitl

St Charles Missouri 63301

230

Stewart, James Wesley 2721 Ft Amanda Lima, Ohio 45805

230

Stoltzfus, David Jay P.O Box 225

Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520

230, 135

Stoltzfus, Esther Joy Box 225

Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520

230, 43, 159, 158

Stoltzfus, Merle Wayne Box 225

Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520

230, 117, 169, 170. 122, 123

Strait, DavidRobert

307 1/2 Main

Cornell, Wisconsin 54732

230

Storms, GordonArthur Rt 2 Box 33

Arcade, New York 14009

230

Strayer, Dusty Allen 8234th Avenue

Lk Odessa, Michigan 48849

230, 143

Strickier, James Edward Rd. 3 Box 266

Lewisbuig, Pennsylvania 17837

230

Strong,'Nathan Warner

Craftsbury Com., Vermont 05827

230, 135, 105

Strubhar, Peter Manig 308 S Market

Washington, Illinois 61571

230

Stuart, Kenneth Dennis 1717 FlanaganD

Longview, Texas 75601

Stuit, Dorothy Bemice 1536 Scoville

Berwyn, Illinois 60402

230

Stukey, Samuel Willis

Rt. 1Box 36

Poison, Montana 59860

230

Stutsman, Carl Andrew 8514 218thSW

Edmonds, Washington 98020

230

Surgeon, Peter Warren Rt 8 Box94

Hagerstown, Maryland 21740

231

Svedberg, DavidArthur

P-19 Fair Haven

Ft Meyers Florida 33901

231

Swanson, George Daniel 1405 Whitley Dr Vienna, Virginia 22180

231

Swanson, Vem Raynold 2335 N 12th

Quincy, Illinois 62301

231

Swartz, Eric Nolan

420 Ranch Rd

Wheaton, Illinois 60187

231, 13

Sweet, Julia Sutta 241 W River St Elyria, North Carolina 44035

Swinford, Michael Joseph Rd. 1 Box 207

Ashland, Ohio 44805

231. 114, 121, 120

Tameling, June Ruth 5115 Clausen

Western Spgs., Illinois 60558

231 43, 159, 160, 161

Tarr, Daniel Craig Rd 1Box 85 1/2 Paxlnos, Pennsylvania 17860 231, 117, 124, 125

Tauck, Connie Rae

Hammond, Montana 59332

231

Tauck, Roger William Hammond, Montana 59332

231

Taylor, William Dwight Rd 1Patsy Dr Gibsonia, Pennsylvania 15044 231

Temple, Bruce Roy 6565 Akron Peninsula, Ohio 44264

231

Tenpenny, Steve Ray 1110 Dennis Dr. Longview, Texas 75601

232

Thaxton, Victoron Mark 2195 Brentwood

Northbrook, Illinois 60062 232, 28

Thiesen, Gerald Clyde 40662 Road 40 Dinuba, California 95618

232, 31, 134, 137, 135, 164, 38

Thelsen, Robert Carroll CP 1640 Curltib

Parana Brazil, Brazil 232, 135

Thiessen, Royce Bernard 722 Main Newton, Kansas 67114

232

Thomas, Michael Lawrence

Drawer F

Window Rock, Arizona 86515

Thomas, Steven Dale

403 Forde Ave

Mahomet Illinois 61853

232, 164, 126, 127

Thompson, Byron Kenneth Rt 2

Baltimore, Ohio 43105

Thompson, Richard Gary 6802 Dante Ct Springfield, Virginia 22152

232, 20, 101, 121, 120

Thompson, Steven Ray 17 5th St

St Thomas, Virgin Islands 00801 232 94, 101 Thornton, Daniel Lee 824Fairway Longview, Texas 75601

232

Throop, KennethRay 340 NW12th Dr Belle Glade, Florida 33430 232, 148

TIefenbach, KennethWayne 2627 BothamCt St Joseph, Michigan 49085

232

Timmons, James Bruce 3832 GreenAcre Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19154

232

Tips WilliamRatcliffe 3409 Princeton Dallas, Texas 75205

232, 95

Todd, NormaJean Illinois 232, 163, 161

Tokatloglou, Timothy Nicholas 4362 W Tufts Denver, Colorado 80236

232, 86

Tolson, James Michael 205 Drake Longview, Texas 75601

232

Tou, David Keung

508 Nathan Rd 7 Front Kowloon, Hong Kong 232

Trlol, Wilson Clemer 71 Fltzrandolph W Orange, NewJersey 07052 232 144

Tucker, Kenneth Edward 507 S Jean Longview, Texas 75601

Turner, Stephen Dale 130 Center

Raynham, Massachusetts 02767

232

Turnquist, RussellDale 15 Homestead

Rome, Georgia 30161

Uchtmann, RobertCarl RR1

Sparta, Illinois 62286

232

Van Delinder, Thomas Harry 1180 NE200SI Miami, Florida 33162

232

Vann, Jr., FloydRobert 2222 Paul

.Flushing wNe kYor 81135

,Zabaneh mIbrahi lKhali IAZM ,Tripoli nLebano ,235 015 ,Zitzmann eGeorg lPau 84657-15 St

sDixon ,Mill aAlabam 63673 ,235 ,170 ,122 312

sDixon ,Mill aAlabam 63673 ,235 67 ,Young mWillia mGraha nGe lDe

,Young tRober rRoge yMcKinne523 ,Wexford aPennsylvani 01509 523 ,Young lPau nEdwi nGe lDe

,Chamblee aGeorgi 13034 523

,Yorgey pPhili M xBo 331 ,Fleetwood aPennsylvani 21952 ,235 67 ,York lMichae yGregor 8251 nStoningto

,Wootten tRoberdDavi 71 nTappe tHun ,Sta. kYorwNe 61174 ,234 90 43 ,Woodward nStephe eWayn tWes eLak Rd ,Westfield wNe kYor 71478 423 ,Wulff mWillia nAlle 1RR ,Rockford aIow 85046 ,234 ,44 89 ,Wyckoff hKeit sDougla 55 aMimos Dr ,Centerville oOhi 94545 ,235 12 ,Yard aLeor eSu wMeadowvie870 ,Greenwood aIndian 24614 ,235 010 ,Yaughn yRand nFelto 5166 rTucke Rd ,Macon aGeorgi 43120 523 ,Yee nJoh 013 d3r Ave ,Brooklyn wNe kYor 71121 523

423 ,Wood nGledDavi xBo 622 ,Underbill tVermon 90548 ,Wood eLenKeeno P.O xBo 688 ,Raymondville sTexa 07858 ,234 59

,Chattanooga eTennesse 43740

81 nBrockhave

,Watsonville aCaliforni 69507 ,234 ,2 91 ,Witt lJoe hRaleig

,DesPlaines sIllinoi 66001 ,234 ,150 ,151 ,122 312 ,Wingerd lEardRaymon 1214 C yDale N ,VegassLa aNevad 08903 423 ,Wing uKanCh 121 kTa eMinghs ,Kowloon gKongHon 423 ,Wiser tRober kMar 671 lHil Ave

423 ,Wildasin eStev lEar 538 nGwe ,York aPennsylvani 41740 ,234 ,153 811 ,Williams sDenni dBoy 0402 lDrexe Dr ,Binghamton wNe kYor 31390 .234 59 ,Williams hKennet eWayn 0402 lDrexe Dr ,Binghamton wNe kYor 31390 ,234 49 ,Williams iTerr nLyn Rl 1 xBo 87 ,Mineola sTexa 37577 ,234 ,39 ,43 43 ,Willoughby aDiol eSatterwhit P.O xBo 7128 ,Pendleton nOrego 19780 423 ,Willoughby Willian sElli .P.O xBo 7128 aPendleton,'Pennsylvani 19780 423 ,Wilson nAneAlic 3 aAnz Dr ,Nogales aArizon 13562 423 ,Wilson nVerno eLe 6110 eAvenueRos

450 .N nJunctio ,Grangeville oIdah 08353

423 Wikoff nDo eLe

423 ,Wieland aBrend lCaro 290 W nStratto ,Safford aArizon 68554 ,234 ,112 34 ,Wik dRaymonlPau 765 lJacksonvil ,Ivyland aPennsylvani 41897

,Hubbard aIow 25012

323 ,Wiechmann lCrysta nAn xBo 612 2RR

,Longview sTexa 17560

dPenwoo .Apt 124

,Widmer tAlber nLincol

,Longview sTexa 17560

323 ,White sCharle nCamero 231 S tWalnu W ,Chester aPennsylvani 01938 ,233 ,12 ,29 43 ,White yDoroth tJane 4121 rWebste ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,White eMauric eDean 4121 rWebste

323 ,White yRaeBonni 862 wRainbo Dr ,Shreveport aLouisian 67110

323 ,Wester nSharo hRut 1654 WNt1s ,Seattle nWashingto 79811 ,233 ,94 ,21 510 ,Weston lPau sDougla 1860 d93rE sKansa ,City iMissour 86413

323 ,Wesner rRodge lPau 0560 eAlpin ,Stevensville nMichiga 74912

323 ,Welty eRolli sLewi 17135 t51s S tGrea ,Falls aMontan 55940

140 rGartne Rd nWinsto ,Salem hNort aCarolin 12710 ,Welsh dRonal nNevi xBo 113 ,Listie aPennsylvani 91554

323 ,Welch sJame sDougla 1832 yNisquall ,Dallas sTexa 77521 ,233 814 ,Wellman aMyr eGal 4100 dOrchar ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,233 09 ,Wells dRaymon nNelso

323 ,Webster nKevi

323 ,Weaver eDal tErnes P.O 636xBo ,Windber aPennsylvani 31596 ,233 ,76 213 ,Webber lDanie dGeral 8232 yLanewa Dr aOklahom ,City aOklahom 97315 ,233 67 ,Weber nMerli nDea Rt 1 ,Cering aNebrask 16934

sGras ,Lake nMichiga 04924

323 ,Weage yJerr E 831 S nUnio

323 ,Wallace aVirgini eLucill 5861 lArie ,Houston sTexa 67703 ,233 ,4 ,28 34 ,Ware yGar dRichar 92 lColonia Ave ,Waltham sMassachusett 40215 ,233 94 ,Watne yStanle eLe RR ,Gait aIow 15010 ,233 ,7 ,26 ,53 ,175 ,118 911 ,Waugh yBarr mGra

223 ,Wallace dDonal yTimoth Rd xBo1 128 tFron ,Royal aVirgini 02263 ,232 ,169 ,171 ,170 212 ,Wallace aLorett eLouis 5861 lArie ,Houston sTexa 67703

223 ,Waldner eLonni rVicto 1RR ,Carpenter hSout aDakot 25732

223 ,Waechter lCar dDavi sMassachusett ,Waechter rArthusJame dStanfor452 ,Burbank aCaliforni 49150

223 ,Vogt eGeneDewayn 11066 W eMarlen ,Littleton oColorad 38012 ,Vroraan yTimoth tAlber xBo 13 1DR ,Afton wNe kYor 01373

223 ,Varcoe yShelle nDaw 42832 yThorn Br ,Farmington nMichiga 44802 ,232 130 113 ,Veele nStephe lPau 9331 h160t eAvenu ,Holland nMichiga 34942 ,232 010 ,Veiling tScot nAlle 6175 eDerbyshir dGran ,Rapids nMichiga 84950

nVa ,Wie sDouglalKar Rd 4 nBallsto ,Lake wNe kYor 91201

Galway wNe kYor 41207 ,232 ,72 814

223 ,VanVranken dRonal sJame P.O 2xBo

nVa ,Vleet sThoma nJoh 2130 E tFores ,Wheaton sIllinoi 76018

223

,Lufkin sTexa 17590

0545 h87tWS St ,Miami aFlorid 33314

One Last Look

At 9:30 p.m. on the evening of May 28, 1975, the PIONEER 1975 received its final touches. At that time, the headaches - the waiting for pictures, the slaving over a typewriter, the lost hours of sleep, even the two week delay in meeting the final deadline - all fade into insignificance in the sheer delight of completion. Many people richly deserve thanks for their efforts in compiling the annual. First of all, the staff members who this

year became deadline conscious, merit praise. The photographers who endured last minute assignments and long tedious darkroom sessions deserve much thanks. Thanks is due also to Advisor Ralph Gilbert as the behind the scenes motivating force of the yearbook. Finally, thanks goes to Mr. Ed McMeans of Taylor Publishing Company, the perennial winner of the patience award, for enduring the abundance of missed deadlines.