1976 LeTourneau University Yearbook

Thirty Years of Growth

A Christian atmosphere, coeducational, contemporary, over 700 students - all are descriptive of the LeTourneau College of 1976. Butthe college, like most things, has changed with time. In this bicentennial year when most people are reflecting on the past, perhaps it is good to look briefly at the changes wrought at LeTourneau College in its thirty year history.

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Longview, Texas

Named after its founders, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. LeTourneau, the LeTourneau Technical Institute was born in 1946, occupying the site of the former Harmon General Hospital. For years, the campus landscape was dominated by numerous barrackstype buildings - remnants of the hospital days - all connected by a seemingly endless maze of covered

ramps. The move away from the old buildings began in 1961 with the construction of the Tyler Hall men's dormitory. In that same year, LeTourneau Tech changed its name, becoming LeTourneau College with the addition of a fouryear liberal arts program.

Excluding external appearances, students of yesteryear basically are the same as those of today. All came to learn in an environment designed to combine the theoretical with the practical. Thousands of faces have appeared on the campus scene during its thirty year history. Most spent only a few years, acquired a degree, and left; but some found more permanent niches on the campus and in the community.

Modern Campus Appears

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For the fall term enrollment showed a slight increase over previous years. Freshmen provided 222 of the 745 total registered. The number of returning students also increased to 409. Students came from 48 states and many foreign countries.

Students received their room assignments and keys at the Tyler Hall lounge

The college vans were kept busy bringing students from the airport.

In a few cases, parents brought their children for registration, thereby getting a first hand view of the college and its surroundings

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Upon their arrival on campus in the fall, returning students discovered several newfaces - and some familiar old ones - had become part of the college administration. Dr. Richard LeTourneau became president and Al Birkelund, vice-president, effective May 1, 1975. During the summer months, Sam Brantley and John Bryson assumed administrative positions in the Student Affairs office. The Services Division, newly created , brought in some new personnel also, including Ben and Ted LeTourneau, Jim Stjernstrom, and Earl Martin.

Al Birkelund, vice president, and Richard LeTourneau head up the new administration

Due to health reasons, Jeff Baker resigned as Senate president early in the semester.

Former president Hardwick began his new job as college chancellor.

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Soon after registration, freshmen are told of all the horrors that await them in the week of Dog Days - the traditional welcome to college life by upperclassmen. But after a week of wearing beanies, collecting signatures, and meeting other new faces, most freshmen realize that their fears weregroundless. Dog Days had fulfilled its initial purpose of easing the pains of homesickness and getting the new students involved in campus life

At mealtime, freshmen were required to sit at a table with at least one upperclassman

Earning an upperclassman's signature proved to be quite a task in some instances

Dog Days, annually, is a time when one makes numerous new friends.

Spiritual Emphasis Week, an annual observation held early in September this year featured Dr. Phil Hook of Tyler, Texas. Using examples from the New Testament, Dr. Hook illustrated his theme of walking with Christ, emphasizing the practical aspect of day-to-day Christian living Dr Hook formerly taught at Wheaton College and Dallas Theological Seminary before assuming his duties as director of Pine Cove Camp.

Many students sought opportunities to speak to Dr Hook after the completion of the evening service.

Throughout the week, the speaker emphasized the practical approach to Christian living, using a theme of "Walking with Christ."

Students provided musical entertainment at some services

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Open Houses

Sponsored by ISC

Refreshments, including doughnuts, cookies, crackers, and punch were served in each of the lounges

A semi-annual tradition at LeTourneau is the semester observation of Open House, sponsored by the Intersociety Council. The event signals the stan of the semester's pledging activities. The evening provides an opportunityfor society members to meet prospective pledges, as well as allowing the public to view the individually designed roomsof the society houses.

Sherry Larson and Joni Griparis took a short break from their

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Over 200 Attend Fall Retreat

The retreat weekend provided many opportunities for one to get alone with himself for a period of introspection

Held the first weekend in October, one week later than usual, the retreat still was blessed with good weather as the sun shined brightly

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Friday evening's games found the participants trying to regain their composure - andbalance.

President LeTourneau served the meat at one of the meals

Nearly all of the retreaters took part in a rowdy, chair-snatching game of Fruit Basket Upset

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Slowly, Campus Features Change

The new Assembly Hall, complete with a large auditorium and four classrooms, was in use at the start of school

Landscaping wasdone quickly, using this giant machine to level off the ground

Sidewalks and draining ditches were formed last

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Fourth Sam Jack Hour

Held in Assembly Hall

This year marked the fourth anniversary of the Sam Jack Amateur Hour. Held in the Assembly Hall, the talent show was hosted by Stan Watne and Sam Brantley Most of the talent entered was musical, but a wide variety was evident Selections ranged from 50's rock to contemporary Christian music. As in other years, Dorm 40 again provided top-class entertainment

Co-hosts Sam Brantley and Stan Watne helped the time pass smoothly between acts.

Bill Helton won second place with his own ''McDonald's Blues.''

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Slalom Draws Fine Crowd

For those who would like to test their driving expertise, the Auto Society annually sponsors a fall slalom race. On a specially laid out course on the gym parking lot, drivers are invited to negotiate the turns while being timed by a stopwatch This year, fine weather helped produce a record crowd which viewed the mid-October event.

A special coed division was created for the second consecutive year

For a nominal $.75 entry fee, drivers could test their skill on the track

Track times were tabulated and recorded on the big toteboard

Annually, the first big event of Homecoming week is the parade Starting this year in the dining hall parking lot, the parade ended as usual at the bonfire by the athletic field. There, a pep rally was held and floats were judged for "spirit" points

CARRE THINKS i

Design and construction, in most cases, took many hours.

Cars were banned as a mode of transportation for candidates and their escorts in the parade.

"Techo Ingenuity" went to work to design unique entries

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New Queen Reigns at Banquet

Under the attentive gaze of several hundred guests, sophomore Sheree Chapman was crowned the 1976 Homecoming Queen by former runner-up, Loretta Wallace The campus dining hall, site of the coronation banquet, was gaily decorated , reflecting a theme of ''We, the people . . . " The Renaissance provided post-coronation entertainment for the banquet guests.

Prior to the banquet, guests mingled in the lobby, sipping punch.

Al Birkelund, LC vice president, extended official congratulations.

Loretta Wallace, 1975 second runner-up, placed the crown and sash on the new queen.

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Saturday of Homecoming was filled with activity from early morning on With a large crowd encouraging them, the Jacket soccer team came from behind to tie the Baylor Bears at 1-1 in an afternoon game. At the same time, the go-karts were running the first of their three annual races Earlier in the day, time had been devoted to a flag football game and the traditional golf tournament.

One of the largest crowds of the season was in attendance at the game

Playing on a fast field, the Jackets tied Baylor, 11

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Keeping the crowd alive, an all-important task, was capably achieved by the 75-76 cheerleading squad

Directed by Dave Benson, the pep band helped create fan enthusiasm for the team.

The Jackets suffered a tough 94-76 Homecoming game loss

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All coed rooms were open during the evening

WRH Open House Changes

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The Open House provided an atmosphere to chat with friends and to make new ones

Cake and punch were available to all visitors in the residence hall lounge

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Campus Symphony Concert

Draws Large Audience

Near the end of the fall semester, students as well as the local communitywere treated to an out-ofthe ordinary campus concert. Performers for the evening were the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra, directed by Arthur Katterjohn. The orchestra played works of many classical composers, including Mozart, Bach, and Tchaikovsky Additionally, the orchestra played several inspirational selections from Handel's"Messiah. "

The orchestra members were all Wheaton College students majoring in that college's liberal arts program

Under the direction of Arthur Katterjohn, the Wheaton Colcrowd of interestedstudents

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Float Claims Prize in City Parade

The LeTourneau College Christmas float, built by donated labor and Student Senate funds, won third place in the Longview Christmas parade, December 1. Jim Thomson chaired the committee that made the winning entry. The float's theme centered around II Corinthians 9:15 "Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift.''

The float won third place in the Longview Christmas parade.

"Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift." was the theme for the LeTourneau College Christmas float which was built by student labor.

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Personal witnessing with special emphasis on scripture memorization was a topic which occured repeatedly in

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Dan Piatt, former associate in the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association where he was in charge of advance crusade preparations, was the guest speaker at Missions Emphasis Week Piatt, involved in witnessing to governmental leaders, greatly emphasized the need for scripture memorization as a prerequisite for effective witnessing. During the evening services, pledges were collected toward the college's Summer Missions program By week's end, over $14,000 had been donated - all of which will go to students who plan to work as missionaries during the summer months

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Piatt for many years worked with the Billy Graham Team and was in charge of crusade preparation.

Singing Rambos Perform

Draw a Large Crowd

The Rambos, a husband, wife, daughter musical team played to a large LeTourneau crowd Their program featured songs in soul, country, and contemporary styles Dottie and Reba write most of the music for the group which annually travels thousands of miles to give concerts.

A band of backup musicians accompanied the Rambos throughout the concert.

Prolific songwriters, Dottie and Reba Rambo wrote most of the group's material

Reba, Dottie, and Buck Rambo comprise the Singing Rambos, a group hailing from Nashville, Tenn.

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Phonathon Collects $45,000 For Scholarshare

The Spirit of '76 Phonathon, a fund raising drive for the Scholarshare program, proved successful in its inaugural running at LeTourneau. Nearly 3000 phone calls, made to all corners of the United States, netted more than $45,000 for the student aid program The three day event, coordinated by Sam Brantley, exceeded the preliminary goal of $30,000 on the second evening of calling.

Some students spent an evening acquiring phone numbers

successful.

The hard-working efforts of many students and faculty assured the Phonathon of being

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Clear skies, but cold, blustery winds made racing conditions less than ideal

Mechanical difficulties plagued many of the karts throughout the day.

Late in the day, Division I karts lined up for the trophy dash.

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In addition to an extended period for growing beards, the college sponsored a number of events in commemoration of the bicentennial celebration The LeTourneau Bicentennial Committee, chaired by Dr. Ken Durham, sponsored four contests: speech, essay, crafts, and poster. The winners received cash prizes Additionally, the committee arranged the visit of Dr. Bell I. Wiley, a noted historian specializing in Civil Warmemorabilia.

Students exhibited their handicraft skills by completing projects for the bicentennial crafts contest

For this special year, men were permitted to keep their beards

Dr. Bell I. Wiley, noted Civil War historian, lectured on campus

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Truth Thrills Large Audience on Third Campus Visit

Truth used the medium of music, both vocal and instrumental, to spread the love of Christ Instrumental and vocal soloists were featured.

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Well-Blended Vocal Performance Characterizes Quartet's Concert

Well-blended vocal renditions of traditional hymns was a trademark of the quartet

The Back to the Bible Quartet, a nationally known vocal group, presented a concert of familiar hymns in both traditional and contemporary settings early in February. Representingthe Back to the Bible Broadcast of Lincoln, Nebraska, the quartet has long been noted for the smooth, well-blended stylings which they exhibited during the campus performance.

Instrumental accompaniment hanced the concert

An Old Face, Bob Cull, Brings a New

One to Campus Concert

Bob Cull's ministry of singing "love songs to the Lord" washeard for the third time at LeTourneau.

Karen Lafferty's solos were well-received by the large crowd which nearly filled Cull's performances are generally the Assembly Hall informal

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The checkered flag closed down racing action

Drivers and starters worked furiously to get their kart runningat the beginning ofthe race.

Kart 42, owned by Charlie Steitler, led for awhile, but mechanical dimcumes removed it from the leaders

Not all of the action occurred on the track as the pits were active during the entirt race

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Frontier Week Held in Apri

Because of the one week mid term break during the spring semester, Frontier Week was held in early April, thus explaining the presence of the good weather which graced many of the activities. Each weekday evening, a different contest was held, ranging from pancake eating to egg tossing. Dorms accumulated points toward an overall award by participating in each event Dorm 1A claimed this first year trophy.

Contestants grunted and strained muscle against muscle in the second annual armwrestling contest.

Egg tossing participants tried to catch the fragile egg.

Joel Witt of Dorm 41 wolfs down a pancake in the flapjackeating competition

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An original song entitled "Tumbleweeds" earned Sam

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Outgoing officers, and the incoming ones, awaited the announcement of the Student Senate presidential winner

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Saturday of Frontier Week Was FunFilled

Saturday of Frontier Week was hectic as usual with the scheduling of many events. Early in the morning, golfers teed off in the annual student-alumni golf tourney. Raft battles were held in mid-morning. Afternoon activities included a Saga barbecue, the traditional rope pull, and the re-institution of the Wells Fargo Race. The final event of the day was held in the Gladewater Arena, the 14th Annual Stampede

Saga manager, Al Kriston, served delicious barbecue to the many hungry students

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Long Awaited Dedication

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Merle Yountz of the Caterpillar Tractor Company eulogized the late R. G. LeTourneau

The faculty wore their gowns for the mid-afternoon dedication ceremony.

The center of everyone's attention, the R G LeTourneau ed many visitors

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New Graduates Join Ranks of Alumni

To the traditional strains of "Pomp and Circumstance,'' over one hundredstudents marched down the aisle of the Assembly Building, April 30, to participate in graduation ceremonies Delivering the commencement address was Dr. George Luce, business executive from Fort Valley, Georgia. The 10:00 Friday morning exercise had been preceded by several special activities the night before. Thursday evening, a reception and banquet honoring the graduates had been held. Also that same evening, graduates wives had received recognition for "pushing hubby through" college.

Graduates donned their gowns on the third floor of the Student Center

Dr George Luce, business executive, delivered the commencement address

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Each 1976 graduate with a cumulative GPAof 3.20 or better received special recognition

Loretta Wallace ranked first in the 1976 class.

Ranking second, Ken Farrar posted a 3.99 GPA.

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Students Seek to Serve the Lord

As an integral part of their everyday lives, LeTourneau students endeavor to show their love of Christ in word and deed This concern leads many to seek Christian service opportunities, the year around. With the aid of the Summer Missions Fund, donated largely by students, the college's missionary outreach has literally spanned the globe in service for God.

While school was in session, a few students prepared a weekly radio broadcast consisting of Christian music for airing over local stations.

An old French castle was the home of some Greater European Missions workers.

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SACADEMIC

Richard H. LeTourneau President

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President LeTourneau's duties included some ceremonial functions

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Dr. Elton W. Archer Academic Dean

Under the new administrative structure employed by the college this year, Dr. Elton Archer was named head of the college's academic area. Under him, two newly created offices were filled by Dr Richard Johnson and Mr Richard Berry Answerable to these two divisional deans were the various departmental coordinators in their respective divisions.

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attendance at LeTourneau, registrar John Stuber's office takes over. Forthere, all official academic records for each student are kept. From this department also, official requests for transcripts are handled.

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Kent Olson Director of Alumni Association

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FACULTY

Dr Elton Archer Special Lecturer in Graphics

Mr. Richard Berry Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Mrs Doris Andersen Head Librarian

Dr. Larry Anderson Associate Professor of Mathematics

Dr Paul Bauman Lecturer in Bible

Dr Phillip Beany Associate Professor of Physics

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Assistant Instructor in Aviation Technology

Mr Donald Connors Assistant Professor of Missions

Mr W C Crisman Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Joy Dennis Assistant Professor of English

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Dr David Hartman

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Mr. Ralph Gilbert Professor of English

Mr Albert Greer Assistant Professor of English

Mr. Keith Glass Instructor in Welding Engineering

Mr. J. C. Harder Assistant Professor of Aviation

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Dr. Kenneth McKinley

Dr. Kenneth Roden

Dr Richard LeTourneau Lecturer in Industrial Management

Mr. Robert Ralston Associate Professor of Engineering

Mr Joe McGraw Associate Professor of Mathematics

Dr Stanley Reyle Professor of Engineering

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LeTourneau Board of Trustees

Dr. Julian A. Bandy

Toccoa Falls, Ga.

John E Caldwell LosAngeles, Ca

Gordon M Cathey Nyack, NY

Joseph J Castiglia Hamburg, NY

Robert G Coleman Longview

Margaret V. Estes Longview

John F. Faulkner

Paul E. Glaske

Longview, Tx Longview,

Rev. Billy Graham Montreal

Dr. Harry T. Hardwick Longview, Tx.

Paul M. Johnson Birmingham, Mich.

Ben LeTourneau Longview, Tx.

R G LeTourneau II Houston

Mrs. R. G. LeTourneau Longview

Richard H LeTourneau Longview,

Justin G Longenecker Waco,

Lloyd A Molby Longview, Jim Molzahn Littleton,

Rev. E. Nielsen Dallas,

Dr. David Pewterbaugh York,

Clarence O. Swanson Longview, Tx.

NelsE. Stjernstrom Longview, Tx.

George H. Webber Rockville, Md.

Several times yearly, the trustees congregate in Longview to discuss pertinent issues affecting the running of LeTourneauCollege

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SORGANIZATION

Senate Was Active After a Slow Start

After absorbing the resignation of Jeff Baker and undergoing the slow, painful ordeal of electing a vice presidential replacement, the Senate enjoyed a good year. Retreat, Homecoming, the Christmas float, and Frontier Week could all be labelled

well-planned successes. Under president David Oakes, the Senate sponsored a blood drive and created a campus prayer room The Senate constitution experienced careful review and some revisions throughout the year.

Senators pictured from left, front row: Betsy Anderson, Eric Hauser, Steve Reas, Jim Thompson, Dave Oakes; Second row:Ben Schubert, Ray Farrar, Ruth Hartshorn, An Salatin, Phil Yorgey, Lance Behymer; Third row: John Bishop, John Reas, Dan Schwitters, Mark Smith, Barry Brown, Dale Weaver, Bernie Hayes; Fourth row: Mark Freisen, Becky Bates, Keith Hibbard, Mark Sjoblom, Dave Strait, Sherry Larsen, Gordon Osknevad, Carson Fisher; Fifth row: Lee Beachy, Steve Beacham, Dave Wootten, Dawn Matheisen, Ross Beans, Tim McGuire

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Thirteen LeTourneau seniors were honored by selection to the 1976 edition of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Students receiving the award were chosen for their general contributions to campus life Academic achievement, extra-curricular activities, and involvement both on and off campus are the standards by which the thirteen were chosen.

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Ken Farrar

Wendy Gray

Paul Graybill

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The Pioneer Staff

Editor

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Organizations

Wendy Gray

Sports

Jack Adams

Photographers

Marc Bacon

Dave Baird

Jerry Cramblett

Keith Hibbard

Byron Montgomery

Bill Patterson

Mark Sjoblom

Vernon Wilson

Pictured from left: Wendy Gray, Jack Adams, Paul Graybill

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Feature Editor

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Sports Editor

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Photographers

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Keith Hibbard

Jerry Gramblett

Staff Writers

Ken Johnson

Nesa Cramblett

Alan Griffin

Paul Graybill

Roger Lange Doyle Peterson

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Ralph Gilbert, Adviser

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Clubs Unite — Form Missionary Union

Meeting regularly in the Science Building, the Missionary Union became one of the more active groups on campus Each Tuesday, members gathered to hear speakers from various mission boards Students who had spent a summer abroad working in the Summer Missions Program also spoke at

several meetings. A union of Missionary Fellowship, STAG, and Wings for Witness, the Missionary Union was formed this year to promote the common interests of the three, yet allowing the groups to maintain their separate identities.

Pictured from left: Wayne Liverman, Alice Mclntosh, Crystal Weichmann, Don Henry, Jim Niuman, Donna Chapman, Ruth Mclntosh, Paul Berquam

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Each spring, two groups of students postpone the summer vacation for six weeks. These groups are the LeTourneau Singers who annually minister for the Lord in song, and in doing so, create more awareness of the college and its ministry. This year, one group headed northeast, to tour Pennsylvania and Ohio. The other one headed for Florida and other Southeastern states.

Jon Bromley, Candy Wilson, Ruth Hartshorn, Sylvia Wallis, and Vern Wilson toured Florida for six weeks in the spring of 1976.

The group comprised of Joni Griparis, Merlin Weber, Sue Nielsen, Phil Yorgey, and Nancy Longenecker toured Pennsylvaniaand Ohio.

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Pep Band Adds Spirit to Home BasketballGames

Directed by Dave Benson, the Pep Band again provided much needed enthusiasm at all home basketball games. Playing both before the games and at halftimes, the members were happy to see the Jackets come through with a victory several times. The band also played for the daily chapel services on special occasions throughout the year.

Pictured left to right, front row: Jim McMahan, Dan Vanderley, Jack Hughes, Dave Adler, Robert Peterson; Second row:Jim Wahlstrom, Steve Quigg, Beth Ewald, Loren Deal, Dave Benson (Director); Third row: Dick Smith, Joe Forrest, David Peet

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Student Wives Receive Special Recognition

In the bustle of daily campus activity, one group of dedicated individuals is often overlooked Aiding the husband through college can be burdensome, as many members of the Student Wives Club can attest Sponsored jointly by Mrs Tom Compton and Mrs. John Faulkner, the Wives Club involved itself in several functions. They pre-

sented a chapel program, held a Valentine's sweetheart banquet, and sold refreshments at the Enduro. Wives of graduating husbands received a PHT (Pushing Hubby Through) degree of theirown in ceremonies held in late April Teresa Homan served as president of the group.

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The Business Club completed its second year of operation since its reorganization under the sponsorship of Dr. O. M. Wellman. Club membership is open to both Business Administration majors and those who held an interest in business related topics. When illness befell Dr. Wellman during the spring semester, President Randy Rodebaugh guided the club through the remainder of the year.

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IM Banquet Sponsored by Lettermen

Comprised of letter-earning members of LeTourneau sports teams, the Letterman's Club can be seen in action at most basketball games. The club sells refreshments at these events, the profits of which go toward the annual awards ban-

quet held late in the spring semester At the banquet, varsity jackets and letters are awarded. Also, extramural and intramural trophies are presented to the appropriate player or team.

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Renewed Interest Experienced in Rodeo Club

After a near brush with extinction several years ago due to a general lack of interest, the Rodeo Club this year showed that it wasindeed alive and full of life. President Wendell Simmons guided the group of active members to a successful year. With some financial aid from

the Senate and a good dose of fine weather, the Club produced a profit from its annually sponsored affair the LeTourneau College Stampede which returned to the Gladewater Arena this year after a one year absence.

Officers pictured from left: Dennis Williams, Joel Cronbaugh, Ruthanne Calkins, Dr Tom Comptom, and Wendell Simmons

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Win Over SMU Highlights Soccer Season

Under new head coach Bob Thiesen, the Yellowjacket soccer team experienced its share of lows and highs throughout the season. Most of the games were decided by a one goal margin, and only once were the Jackets defeated badly. The most memorable victory was the 1-0 upset of the strong SMU Mustangs. Lacking a potent attack on offense, the team relied on its defense, finishing with a 35-3 overall record.

Sophomore Dave Stoltzfus missed most of the season after suffering a knee injury.

Members of the 1975 Yellowjacket soccer team: Kneeling, from left, are: David Whelcher, Nate Saint, Mark Iwan, Alex Mirzamoghadam, Gary Haller, Gerry Thiesen, Lyndon Heinrichs, Pepe Ferreira; Standing are Coach Robert Thiesen, Jose Cosa, Ben Assam, Jon Bromley, Steve Beacham, Keith Hibbard, Ken Burkins, Steve Prater, and BobHarold

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Paradoxically, the Yellowjacket team with the best record this year was probably the least satisfied with it. Coming off a second place finish last year, the Jacket wrestlers held valid hopes for a team title this time around. Early season victories, including one over the reigning champ, did little to sway this opinion. But when the state tourney ended, the team had to settle for a highly respectable, yet disappointing, fourth place finish However, the squad did boast two individual state champs in Ross Beans and Stan Watne.

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Front row, from left: Lou Beeler, Arlin Fratzke, and Dave Parker; Second row: Ronnie Goines, Dusty Loewe, Guy Bradberry, Mark Littlejohn, and Rick Van Beek; Third row: Bonnie White, Rick Noel, Jerry Loyd, and Gary Jackson; Fourth row: Bert Greer, Jeff Gould, Terry Loyd, Billy West, and Mike Fratzke.

The Jacket cheerleaders kept enthusiasm high during the home games

In his freshman year, Rick Van Beek scored 233 points, fourth highest on the team

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The tournament featured both individual and college team competition.

John Williams, pictured at right, placed high in the yellow belt division

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Diamondmen Begin Well

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For a while, everything looked rosy for the Yellowjacket baseballers as the team jumped off to a 5-4 record Butthen the roof fell in, and the team finished the season with a disappointing 5-17 record Lack of depth hurt Coach Mike Garner's squad, especially after injuries began to accumulate. Despite the record, the Jackets often played well but were hurt by a bad inning or two each game. Seniors Joe Pipak, Doug Welch, Lou Beeler, and Roger Kieffer provided the solid nucleus and played well in their final varsity season.

Veteran Lou Beeler's season was cut short by a badly broken right arm

Pictured are the 1976 baseball team members: Front row, (from left) are: Larry Lunsford, Randy Smith, Kevin Jackson, Lou Beeler, and Ron Van Vranken; Standing are: Coach Mike Garner, Jim McMahan, Steve Prater, Mark Anderson, Rick Van Beek, Doug Welch, BoLetney, Joe Pipak, Roger Kieffer, and RobertWubbenhorst.

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Coach Garner, handling the third base coaching duties, safely guided another runner into scoring position

Freshman Rick Van Beek added a new exciting bat to the Jacket lineup.

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The 1976 Jacket tennis effort under new coach Lamar Tankersley began slowly, but by late April, had showed marked improvement Don Beacham, Tim Moon, and Sam Seifert held down the top three positions on this team which posted a seventh place conference finish in tourney competition held in Marshall Tim Moon captured the award for being the high scorer in match play for the team.

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Golfers Finish Sixth in Last Varsity Season

The Yellowjacket golf team closed out what ultimately proved to be its last varsity season with a sixth place Big State Athletic Conference finish Wet weather hindered early season performances, but by season's end, the play was more consistent and the scores more respectable. Sophomore David Faulkner earned a medalist trophy for his skill and leadership throughout the course of the season.

On a dew-soaked green, Wayne Liverman eyed his short putt

Team members were (kneeling, from left): Wayne Liverman and Darrel Caneday Standing were: Jerry Cramblett, Coach David Jordan, John Simon, Wendell Simmons, and David Faulkner

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Cheerleaders Generate School Spirit

Performing an underrated and often thankless task, the 1975-76 cheerleading squad rallied fan support behind the Jacket cagers. From the season's inaugural until the last game, the squad appeared at every home game, generating school spirit This year for the first time, the squad travelled to several road games to provide a little home support for the team.

Fan spirit generated by the cheerleaders helped create a winning team attitude

The tensions of the game were seen in Dawn Mathiesen's face

Long, hard hours of practice helped improve the effectiveness of the cheers.

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Coeds Enter Team in City League

Involving themselves in competition other than that offered in intramurals, several coeds, under the direction of Betty Jane Fratzke, formed a team and entered the Longview City League For most of the spring semester, January through March, the team journeyed to the Pine Tree Jr. High gym each Tuesday evening where the games were held. The eight team league provided several tough opponents, but to coeds, relying on solid team play, managed to make a respectable showing.

The coeds played each Tuesday night, January through the end of March.

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The women's IM calendar featured field hockey competition for the first time. While the men were engaged in the volleyball season, the coeds were outdoors in the late summer heat, exhausting themselves in seemingly futile dashes after the elusive ball

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Intramural Sports Winners

Volleyball

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Bowling (Team)

Bowling (Individual)

Golf (Team)

Golf (Individual) -

Free-Throw Contest (Team)

--Alpha Omega

--Alpha Omega

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Billy Young

Dave Huthwaite

Mark Nymyer

Ken Burkins

Carl Harvey

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Lowell Caneday

Don Connors

John Faulkner

Lamar Tankersley

--Wayne Liverrnan (3A)

--Kappa Zeta Chi

Jon Bromley

Steve Prater

Larry Claypool

Dave Dufendach

Mark Henneberg

Free-Throw (Individual) - Jon Bromley

Swim Meet (Team)-- Dorm 4A

Swim Meet (Individuals) -

50 yd. backstroke - Randy Nelson (4)

50 yd breaststroke - Bruce Smith (35)

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50 yd freestyle - Bruce Smith (35)

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Andy Briggs

Steve Woodward

Brad Anderson

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John Bygrave Dorm 4A

Karl Anderson

Jim Ozinga

Robert Peterson

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Intramural Schedule

Volleyball was the first team sport on the IM calendar this year

Alpha Omega began its quest of the IM sweepstakes crown by capturing the volleyball championship as well as the total points honors 2B, in a hard-fought final game, fell short of victory and settled for second place. DSPfinished in third position by defeating 3A in the consolation game

Most games were won or lost in frontline action along the net

Pictured are the 1975 IM vollebyall champs: Kneeling, from left, are: Randy Hartman, Dan Webber, D. Stoltzfus, Phil Yorgey, and Paul Young; Standing are: Art Salatin, P. Pust, Ken Burkins, Tim Moon, M. Nymeyer, Billy Young, and Steve Love.

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Pictured are the 1975 IM football champs: Kneeling, from left are: Art Salatin, Phil Yorgey, John Lee, Randy Hartman, Steve Forcey, Dan Webber, Paul Young, and Chuck Davis; Standing are Ken Peterson, D Huthwaite, Perry Pust, T Moon, Billy Young, Dave Stauffer, and Steve Love.

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Lacking well-disciplined offenses, most teams relied on the quick outlet pass to get a fast break going down the floor

Alpha Omega claimed its third major title of the year by retaining the IM basketball crown from last year. AOswept through its regular schedule undefeated. By overcoming 3A in the semi-finals, AO entered the championship game against 1A. 2Bcaptured the consolation match, nailing down third place in the final standings

Student intramural director Roger Kieffer directed his team's offense.

Unprecedented Feat

Accomplished by AO

Alpha Omega made Intramural sports history at LeTourneau late in the spring semester by capturing the Softball crown. In doing so, AO became the first team ever to capture all four major team championships during the same school year Like its rival 1A in the championship game, AO relied heavily upon its potent offense, but also possessed a solid team defense capable of making the clutch plays.

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Alvin Reed, professional football player for the Washington Redskins, addressed a crowd of over two hundred gathered for the fourth annual sports banquet

Billy Young claimed an IM trophy for his team

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Dwight D. Beadle, FR

Ross A. Beans, JR

Robert K. Beck, FR

Alan S. Beckett, SR

Paul R Beers, SR

Louis H Beeler, SR

Lance Behymer, FR

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James Crews, FR

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William Ebener, SO

James Elkins, FR

Richard Elsdon, SR

Michael Emmons, JR

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Candace Wilson, JR

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Richard Fisk, SO

Bruce Fivecoat, SO

Melvin Flowers, FR

Randall Folkmann, JR

Stephen Forcey, JR

Tim Ray Ford, FR

Joseph Forrest, FR

Daryl Forry, FR

John Foster, FR

Jerry Foulk, SR

Lawrence Fouts, FR

Russell Frank, FR

Arlin Fratzke, FR

Paul Frew, SR

Mark Friesen, JR

Lynell Friesen, SO

Lowell Frye, JR

Tony Fryman, FR

Gregory Fuchs, FR

David Gardner, JR

Philip Gardiner, JR

Philip Garrison, FR

Geoffrey Gathungu, FR

Michele Gaunt, FR

Gregory Gebhardt, FR

Scott George, FR

David Gerdes, JR

Guy Gerrard, JR

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Timothy Gingrich, FR

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Allen Hartman, SO

Randall Hartman, FR

Ruth Hartshorn, FR

Carl Harvey, SO

Eric Hauser, FR

Edward Hayes, JR

Douglas Haynes, SO

Stephen Hayes, SO

George Haymond, FR

James Hawes, SR

George Heggan, FR

Carolyn Heil, SO

Bruce H. Helin, FR

John Helbing, FR

William Helton, JR

James Hemmes, JR

Mark Henneberg, SO

Donald Henry, SR

George L Herb, SR

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Mark W Howard, SR

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Ray G. Huey, SR

JohnM. Hughes, FR

William Huggan, SR

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Leigh Hunt, SR

Shannon Hunt, SR

Dave Huthwaite, SO

Philip Ingram, SR

Elsa Lyn Innis, SO

Susan Iversen, FR

Edward M. Iwan, SO

Gary Jackson, SO

Kevin Jackson, SO

Robert Jackson, SO

John M. Jacobs, JR

Richard Jefferies, SR

David Jensen, FR

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lPau ,Johnson RF

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Robert Krans, JR

Gary D. Kurr, FR

David K. Kyrk, FR

David A Lacey, SO

Russell H. Lacoste, FR

Philip E Lacy, FR

Chieh LaiChun, SO

Due Van Lam, SR

Curtis Lammey, FR

James Landis, SO

Roger D Lange, FR

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dHarol ,Loewe RJ

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lDanie D ,Linser RF

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Terry G Loyd, SR

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Richard Ludwigson, FR

Esther Lum, JR

James H Lund, SR

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David Lundgren, SO

David Lundquist, SR

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Jerry W Lynch, SO

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Peter McAfee, FR

Arthur McAlister, SR

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Robert McCutcheon, FR

Elaine McDaniel, FR

Donald McGraw,SR

Timothy McGuire, JR

Alice Mclntosh, SR

Ruth Mclntosh, FR

Daniel McKenrick, FR

Kiel McKenrick, FR

James McMahan, FR

Kevin McMains, SR

Max A. Mabry, FR

Edwin Macdonald, SO

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Duane Miller, SO

Douglas Miller, SR

Phillip Miller, SR

Stephen Miller, SR

Susan Miller, FR

Alexander Mirzamoghada, FR

James Mitchell, SO

Larry Mitchell, FR

Sharon Mitchell, SR

Vernon S. Mitchell, SR

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Jonathan Montgomery, SR

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Walter Moore, SR

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David Moorhouse, JR

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Sharon Newman, SO

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Jesse M. Newton, SO

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Larry Record, FR

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Carol Sage, SR

Glenn D. Sage, FR

Nathanael Saint, SO

Arthur Salatin, SR

Walter Sampson, SR

John Sanders, SO

Thomas Sanders, FR

Steven Satran, FR

Dennis Saye, FR

Dick Schafer, JR

Paul Schanely, JR

Michael Scheel, SR

Peter Schiller, SR

Brian Schmidt, JR

Benjamin Schubert, SR

John Schultze, SO

Lawrence Schultz, FR

Jeffrey Schulze, SO

Dennis Schumacher, SO

Dan Schwitter, JR

Harry Scott, SR

Joe L. Scott, SR

Jack Scranton, SR

Rick Searls, SR

Joyce Seibert, SR

Sam Seifert, SO

Karl Shaffer, SO

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dDavi ,Shinen RF

eGeorg ,Shull RF

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lPau .B ,Shaw RJ

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eBruc ,Shauger RF

Curtis Snyder, JR

Timothy Sommer, JR

Donald Spears, FR

Duane Spicer, JR

David Stauffer, JR

John Stegner, FR

Charles Steitler, SR

Norman Steinkraus, FR

Brian Stephens, SO

Mark D. Stephens, JR

Mark K. Stephens, SO

Brent Stewart, FR

lDanie ,Tarr RS

aDian ,Swope RF

lMichae ,Swinefor RS

hJosep ,Swenson OS

nVer ,Swanson OS cEri ,Swartz RF

eGeorg ,Swanson RF

eStev ,Sutton RF

dHowar ,Summerville RF

lCar ,Stutsman OS dDavi ,Sullivan RF

yDoroth ,Stuit RS

sJame ,Strickler RS

sDougla ,Strege RF

dDavi ,Strait OS yDust ,Strayer RJ

rEsthe ,Stoltzfus RS

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sJame ,Stewart RJ

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Roger W. Tauck, SO

Bruce Taylor, FR

Glenn M. Taylor, FR

Bruce R. Temple, JR

David J Temple, SO

Michael Thomas, SR

Steven Thomas, SR

Byron Thompson, SR

Richard Thompson, SR

Steven R Thompson, JR

James Thomson, FR

Kenneth Tiefenbach, SR

James Timmons, SR

Norma Todd, SO

Ralph K. Todd, SR

Tim Tokatloglou, SO

James M. Tolson, SR

Steven J. Toth,FR

David K. Tou, JR

Joy Trittipoe, FR

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Barry Waugh, SR

Dale Weaver, SO

David Weaver, SO

Merlin Weber, SR

Daniel Webber, SO

J Douglas Welch, JR

Raymond Wells, SR

B J Werner, FR

Rodger Wesner, SR

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Bonnie White, SO

Charles White, SR

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Claypool, Lawrence Ralston Rd 2 Butler, Pennsylvania 16001 83, 139, 143 148, 149, 205

Cobb, Douglas Bruce 26W110 Black Hawk Wheaton, Illinois 60187 205

Colvin, David Paul 470 E. St. Chula Vista, California 92010 206

Colvin, Patrick Alan 845 E 8th St National City, California 92050 206

Condit, Gary Clark 1010 E Tyler Avenue Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701 206

Cook, Lida Lyn 2945 N Montgomery Center Tipp City, Ohio 45371 81, 83

Coon, Douglas Mark RR1

Cambridge City, Indiana 47327 206

Cordero, Israel 2811 Pleasant Sebastopol, California 94572 206

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,Ewald hElizabet nAn 11520 yEmor .Ln ,Rockville dMarylan 32085

820 ,Evans tRobersJame nHarriso737 ,Buffalo wNe kYor 31422 ,175 820

lCrysta ,Lake sIllinoi 96001

820 ,Everding sJame nAla 4740 yMcHenr Ave

820 ,Eshleman rEdga lSamue .P.O 819xBo nGle ,Mills aPennsylvani 21934

820 ,Erickstad eCarri nAn 3 lCornel eCircl ,Longview sTexa 17560

143 820 rEpple ,III mWillia sThoma 6513 sReed ,Mission sKansa 26620

820 ,Eppinger yTimoth eLe 011 E wGrandvie ,Zelienople aPennsylvani 31606

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820 ,Emmons lMichae tRober dGraywoo0415

820 ,Elsdon dRichar mWillia 09 nBurto .St ,Watertown tConnecticu 50679

820 ,Elkins dRicharsJame 1568 E tAmhers ,Denver oColorad 28022

820 ,Ebener mWillia sCharle 039 gSprin eAvenu nGle ,Ellyn sIllinoi 76013

820 ,Durrett dDonal sLewi Rt wIRivervie ,Ledbetter yKentuck 84205

820 ,Dutton nAnaPatrici Rt 2 xBo 613 ,Adairsville aGeorgi 33010

820 ,Dunbar nStephe dRichar 0301 .Rt 89 ,Johnsonburg wNe kYor 41408

732 .W tMarke ,Clearfield aPennsylvani 01683

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,Duell yMar nAn 1100 S nHousto

,Duell sCharle rArthu 1100 S nHousto ,Longview sTexa 17560 820

0576 W h60t Ave ,Arvada oColorad 38000 820

,Dubert yRopPhili 1602 eWestbrook ,Topeka sKansa 76661 720 ,Dubert nStephe yRa xBo 72 aUkarump eLa 720 ,Duda lDanie tRober xBo 94 ,Pasadena aCaliforni 19110 ,138 720 ,Duddles sThoma kMar

,Douglas kFran dBear 2265 L nRuyDr ,Cincinnati! oOhi 44524 ,Dubas mWillia sJame 3740 nWoodhave ,Brooklyn oOhi 44414

,Longview sTexa 17560

,Donner nMarti rWalte 6230 S h12t

,Dodds eLawrenceBruc 71152 rRosse ,Dallas sTexa 97522 ,144 720 ,Doenges lDanie nLyn 1RR ,Continental oOhi 14583 ,138 720

,Dingeldein lJoe nAlla 442 eYanke hBus ,Warren aPennsylvani 51636 ,166

,Diffenderfer lPau tAugus 82 RdyBeverl ,Summit wNe yJerse 10790

,Dias sJametRober 1530 E mRylPal ,Scottsdale aArizon 38525

,DeVries eTerranc L 935 .S sAdam ,Wickenburg aArizon 88535

,DeVries yLarr eDal 4141 h8t eAvenu ,Fulton sIllinoi 26125

N yBroadwa ,Fresno aCaliforni 19370

,Delgatty yRo mWillia

,Delgaiy yLarr lEar 0750 W PC mWisdo ,Dallas sTexa 17521

720

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,DeJong tGarret nDea 011 h6t St EN

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,Deibel sJame yTimoth 1200 W d92n 976 ,Denver oColorad 18022

720

720 ,Decurtis dDonal yTimoth 3123 eDrivnWilso rUppe ,Darby aPennsylvani 21908

61 eWolf eAvenu ,Mansfield oOhi 74490 720 ,Decker hGriffit yJa 1694 tPrecour ,Orlando aFlorid 93280

720 ,Dearman sJame nAla

720 ,Deal nLore lDanie 0865 lMil St ,Onekama nMichiga 54967

620 sDavi ,Jr. sCharle dEdwar 620 sCypres Rd ,Portsmouth aVirgini 12370 ,Dawson rWalte wAndre 23 dMorelan ,Pontiac nMichiga 84805

620 ,Davis nJonatha tRober Rt 2 773-3xBo ,Clermont aFlorid 13271

620 ,Davis sJame yHarle C P 250 ,Belem lBrazi

620 ,Dahn iVick nLyn 3601 .St sJohn lFoi ,Worth sTexa 47611 ,182 620 ,Danielsen nMarli pPhili 7340 dLinkwoo eDriv nJohnso ,City eTennesse 13760

620 ,Damon eLenKevi 231 S eMonro ,Fremont oOhi 04342

620 ,Cutler yJeffre rAyma 920 E tFron St ,Danville aPennsylvani 11782 ,206 813 ,Cutler mWillia tAlber 725 W gMahonin ,Danville aPennsylvani 11782

6362 eBlu rRive ,Lansing nMichiga 04891

,Greenville hSout aCarolin 92960

sCurti ,Jr. sCharle eEverett tPiedmon350 kPar

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620 ,Grouse lPau wAndre 1RR ,Chester aNebrask 76832

620 ,Cross dDonal yHarve 011 .E oRadi ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Crosier yTimoth eDal 11112 hLeavenwort sKansa ,City sKansa 96610

,142 620

rCeda ,Rapids aIow 45240

620 ,Cronbaugh dRicharlJoe h12117t St WS

620 ,Crews eGilmorsJame 092 fClif St ,Ithaca wNe kYor 01485

620 ,Cramblett dGeral nLyn 1147 rFahlande ,Columbus oOhi 94322 ,119 ,121 ,174 ,192 620 ,Cramblett aNes eRa 1147 rFahlande ,Columbus oOhi 94322 ,121 620 ,Craymer sLewilPau Rt 5 423xBo ,Loris hSout aCarolin 92956 620 ,Crego tRobersThoma RR 2 ,Plainfield sIllinoi 46054

620 ,Cowper sThoma sJame Rt 1 75xBo eMiddl ,Grove wNe kYor 01285 ,154 620 ,Craig tRobereLawrenc xBo 729 Pt ,Pleasant aPennsylvani 01895

620 ,Cowper yTimoth nJo Rd 1 xBo 75 eMiddl ,Grove wNe kYor 01285

620 ,Cowles wAndre lDanie P.O xBo 1108 ,Cottonwood aArizon 68632

480 dLockwoo Ln sScott ,Valley aCaliforni 69506

620 ,Course dRicharsJame

620 ,Counsellor tAlberdRichar 471-3 d72n PI ,Glendale wNe kYor 71122

,Cosa eJos oDoming oApo oAgre 7584 eGal ,Vail aColombi ,156

620 ,Cutler lRusseldDonal

Farnese, Emmanuel Salvatoie P.O Box32 Poncha Springs, Colorado 81242 209

Farrar, Kenneth Paul Norwich, Kansas 67118 116, 122, 209

Farrar, Raymond Edward Box 156 Norwich, Kansas 67118 209

Faucett, John Thomas 3103 Flamboroug Pasadena, Texas 77503 209

Faulkner, David Lee 1708 Pineridge Longview, Texas 75601 174, 209

Faulkner, John Paul 2100 S 12thB Longview, Texas 75601 209

Ferreira, Jose Echevarria Mexico Avenue398 Lima, Peru 156, 209

Ferrell, Michael Leslie 452 Riverdale W New Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07724 209

Finch, Paul Douglas Rd 2 Box 198A New Brighton, Pennsylvania 15066 209

Fiore Jr., Francis John 4 June Rd Levittown, Pennsylvania 19056 209

Fischer, Carson Bryce 1115 N Garrison Olympia, Washington 98506 210

Fisher, -David Thomas P.O Box121 Satsuma, Florida 32089 166, 209

Fisher, David Wayne 437 GolfviewDrive Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014

Fisk, Richard Lowell Rt 1 St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin 150, 210

Fivecoat, D Bruce 15133 SWRose Portland, Oregon 97230 210

Flowers, Melvin Ingalls, Kansas 67853 210

Forcey, Stephen Eugene

Folkmann, Randall Mark 4929 Boston Rd Brunswick, Ohio 44212 210 54024

Box 121

Sprucedale Ont Canada OA1YO 144, 145, 210

Ford, Tim Ray 1185 Modtford R Kalispell, Montana 59901 210

Forrest, Joseph Glenn 1039 Harvard Drive Yardley, Pennsylvania 19064 210

Forry, Darly Kent Rt 2

Manheim, Pennsylvania 17545 210

Foster, John Andrew 8 Robert Sproul Medfield, Massachusetts 02052 210

Fouts, Lawrence Russell 2243 Uirazon Drive La Habra, California 90631 210

Frank, Russell Martin RR 6 Box 189A Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 210

Fratzke, Arlin Peter 8631 Ange Anchorage, Alaska 99502 162 210

Fray, Jonathan Carey P.O Box68 Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71923

Frew, Paul Charles 1 Birchard St Agincourt Ont Canada 210

Friesen, Lynell Eugene 1832 Willow Rd New Ulm, Minnesota 56073 133, 148, 210

Frye, Lowell Dwayne P.O Box122 Farmington, New Mexico 87401 210

Friesen, Mark Allen Box 1 Pucallpa, Peru 210

Fryman, Tony Jay Rt 2 Box 13 Henderson, Texas 75652 210

Fuchs, Gregory Allan 209 Maplewood R W Chester, Pennsylvania 19380

210

Gardner, David Edward 115Avondale Cr Severna Park, Maryland 21146

210

Gardiner, Philip Alan 712 Woodland Av Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania 15767 166, 210

Garrison, Philip Matthew 900 East 10th St Rolla, Missouri 65401 210

Gathungu, Geoffrey Stephen 1818 Rodden Longview, Texas 75601 210

Gaunt, Michele Annette 3808 Oakhurst Kokomo, Indiana 46901 210

Gebhardt, Gregory John 4871 Watson Rd Erie, Pennsylvania 16505 210

George, Scott Allen Rt 2 Middletown, Maryland 21769 210

Gerdes, David Roger ML 1 McGrath Rd Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 210

Gerrard, GuyBrent 7425 Church 77 Yucca Valley, California 92284 210

Gilson, Richard Imel RR5

Canton, Illinois 61520 210

Gingrich, Timothy Ulysses 103 Cemerfield Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17112 210

Glaske, Randall Paul 5 Cherrywood Longview, Texas 75601

Goines, Ronnie Lee Carver St 1313 Bossier, Louisiana 71010 162, 185, 211

Gorrell, David Paul 2004 Easy St Arlington, Texas 76013

Gould, Jeffrey Eugene 1134 Lee Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 162, 211

Grant, Paul William 5214 Spruce Drive Fayetteville, North Carolina 28304 211

Gray, Novella Rt 6 Box 48 Longview, Texas 75601 211

Gray, Wendy Jean 126 Pine Henderson, Texas 75652 80, 83, 116, 122, 182, 184, 211, 118

Graybill, Paul Timothy Rd 1 Box42 Mt Pleasant MI, Pennsylvania 17853 116, 118, 119, 121, 143, 211

Greenman, Stephen Bryce 13573Kingswood Delton, Michigan 49046 211

Griffin, AlanRodney P.O Box 14163 Nairobi, Kenya

Grimm, Steven Parks Texas 211

Griparis, Joan Louise 123 Emery St Joliet, Illinois 60436 211

Grotheim, David Cory 703 Sheryl Ln Longview, Texas 75601

Grover, Timothy Allen 909 Fredrick Blvd Akron, Ohio 44302 211

Guerrero, Carlos Ivan K66 B49-30 Barrangvilla, Colombia 211

Guthrie, Richard Lee 721 S Green 232 Longview, Texas 75601 83

Haagen, John Mark P.O Box 9 Strasburg, Pennsylvania 17579 211

Haglin, Steven Arthur 705 Salsbury Rd Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania 18411 211

Haller, Gary John BP 23 Idiofa Via Kinshasa Zaire 156, 211

Hamer, Timothy Edwin Traer, Iowa 50675

Haney, Peter David 1300 KingsHwy Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 211

Hardin, RubyeGayle 1905 Wimberly Longview, Texas 75601

Hardtke, Dale Leslie 2215 N 118th Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226 211

Hare, Suzanne Marie 2241 Alston Ft Worth, Texas 76110 185, 211

Harold, Robert Edward 107Ardwick Ter Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446 133, 156, 211

Harris, David Paul 5743 N Hamilton Peoria, Illinois 61614 211

,McKean aPennsylvani 61642 521

,Kelly yRand mWillia 11108 .Rt 99

3101 N tWalnu ,Normal sIllinoi 16176 521 ,Kaufman sJameyRick Mtn Rd R.F.D 3 W ,Redding tConnecticu 60689 ,139 ,143 521

,Kauffmann eBruc nAla

,Justus sThoma dFre 8504 W gStron ,Chicago sIllinoi 06063 521 ,Justus nVerno tRober 1454 N.W 34 aOklahom ,City aOklahom 27312 521 ,Karr yTon eGen 82 N.W h78t Ter sKansa ,City iMissour 86411 521

,Johnson hKennet eLe R.R 1 ,Sedgwick sKansa 56713 ,121 521

.P.O xBo 66 ,Unalakleet aAlask 49968 521

rBoulde ,Creek aCaliforni 09500 521 ,Johnson lPau sCharle

,Johnson yRadDonal 9450 eOrang eGrov ,Houslon sTexa 97703 521 ,Johnson tJane aMelv 51638 2 rBa Rd

,Johnson tBren lDanie 0307 sDalla Rd ,Rockford sIllinoi 96110 ,133 521

421 ,Jacobs nJoh lMitchel 397 rSumte ,Memphis eTennesse 23812 421 ,Jefferies dRichar eGen A911 aElecir ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,139 421 ,Jensen dDavi nMorga xBo 87 ,Brownsdale aMinnesoi 85591 421 ,Jhass nMoha hSing P.O 3BOX7232 ,Nairobi aKeny 521 ,Johannes hKeit lPau 43063 kWillowic ,Willowick oOhi 44409 521

kNyac eColleg ,Nyack wNe kYor 01096

Jackson, nGordotRober

,Jackson nKevi lDarnel 9142 N h15t Si ,Harrisburg aPennsylvani 31710 ,140 ,154 421

nJackso ,Jr. yGar eLavern Rt 1 wNe ;Burnside sIllinoi 76296 ,162 ,164 ,184 421

,Iwan dEdwar kMar 410 tForres ,Shirley wNe kYor 71196 ,156 421

,Innis nLyaEls % sHolli yConle ,Hampton aCanad 0OG12 ,176 ,177 421 ,Iversen nSusa eMari 71011 nHarriso ,Bloomington aMinnesot 75543

,Ingram pPhili mWillia 511 nMyre St ,Fairfield tConnecticu 00643

,Huthwaite eDav nGlen 2451 eNeus yWa tGrea ,Falls aVirgini 62206

,Hunt nShanno nDevo .Rt ,2 xBo 424 ,Carthage sTexa 37563

,Hunt yRanArde 72015 nStanto oCastr ,Valley aCaliforni 69454 ,148 421 ,Hunt hLeig yBirle 35 E dClevelan ,Newark eDelawar 11971

sa ,Homey lPau nAlle 7500 .W h26t .Ter ,Topeka sKansa 46661 321 ,Hosteller yJa nLyn 12 lSurreymal ,Slingerlands wNe kYor 91215

,Homan nMilto.John 1220 AvenRosly Dist ,Hts. dMarylan 82002

321 Hogate ,Jr. hJosep lEar 59 AvesSpark ,Pennsville iHawai 00807

321 ,Hobein dRichar yHenr 6141 rBeeche ,Wheaton sIllinoi 76018 ,161 321 ,Hoff tBren nHarriso E hBirc Ave R.R 1 ,Barron nWisconsi 25481 321 ,Hoffman wAndrelDary xBo 65 eAuk ,Bay aAlask 19982

363 S dGran kOa ,Kaysville hUta 78403

321 ,Hibbard hKeit dHarol P.O 8Box24 ,Waxhaw hNort aCarolin 32817 ,156 ,166 321 ,Hill nSharo hElizabet

,Heston nCarlto dBradfor 551 nLincol Hwy ,Frazer aPennsylvani 51935

321

321 ,Hertzler eMerl rElme Rd 2 ,Elverson aPennsylvani 01952

,Dearborn nMichiga 44812

321 ,Herrmann nJoh lDanie 3321 eMonro

rHarbo ,Spgs. nMichiga 04974 ,139 221 ,Henneberg kMar wAndre 7280 .N dWalron sKansa ,City iMissour 76411 ,148 221 ,Henry dDonal eGen Rt ,3 34xBo Mt ,Gilead oOhi 84333 ,128 221 ,Herb eGeorg eLawrenc xBo ,231 Rd 4 E ,Stroudsburg aPennsylvani 11830 221 ,Herrmann lDanie dRichar 5461 dHanfor eLan ,Louisville yKentuck 74020

321 ,Howard dLloy sJame 5251 N dEucli ,Tucson aArizon 98571 ,Howard nLyn eMichell 51240 aLim Dr rSilve ,Springs dMarylan 42090 ,83 ,117 ,122 ,127 421 ,Howard nWarrekMar xBo 82 ,Schaefforstown aPennsylvani 81708 421 ,Howrey yTimoih lPau S125 dGarfiel ,Denver oColorad 18020 421 ,Huey yRa dGarlan uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,166 ,167 421 ,Huggan mWillia tRober 7221 .E h40t .Ave ,Vancouver ,B.C. aCanad 65P1J ,Hughes kMarnJoh 1240 eAllendal ,Wilmington eDelawar 31980

,Helton mWillia yJeffer 9142 .N nWoodlaw ,Griffith aIndian 94631

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,Hannibal tConnecticu 16340

,Helbing nJoh sThoma dShepher211 PI

aBrasili ,D.F. lBrazi 615

,Heinrichs nLyndo eWayn C.P 114222

,Hein eBruc dHowar Rt ,1 28xBo ,Gaston nOrego 99711 221

221

,Dayton oOhi 94545

221 ,Heil nCaroly tMargare 0236 eWymor PI

nHegga ,Jr. eGeorg rElme tFairmoun810 lLaure ,Springs yJersewNe 50805

,Hedrick dDonal sJame y114Gerstle Rd ,Hatboro aPennsylvani 01904

221

221 ,Hawes sJame tErnes 616 lJewel ,Mansfield sMassachusett 80204

,Marina aCaliforni 39393

444 wAndre Cir

,Haymond eGeorg lMichae

221

221 ,Hayes nStephe eLaurenc 01041 S.W nDelmo ,Tigaid nOrego 39722

221 ,Haynes sDougla eDuk 6111 hllt ,Wyandotte nMichiga 24819

221 ,Hayes dEdwar dBernar 2371 aSequoi Ave ,Baltimore dMarylan 52121

,Hauser cEri eGeorg 375FairwoodCi ,Berea oOhi 74401

,Harvey lCar tRober 821 kMeadowlar nMichiga ,City aIndian 04636 ,144 221

,Hartshorn hRut eMari 060 tWalnu St ,Meadville aPennsylvani 51633 ,133 221

52081 nMeridia eGross ,He. nMichiga 84813 ,144 ,161 221

nHartma ,Jr. lRandal eLayn

221

nHartma ,Ji, nAlle R ,Barrett aMinnesot 15631

221

,Tucson aArizon 48570

,Haitman hKennet eKyl 1641 nAvenidapi

221 ,Hemmes sJame tHerber Rt ,2 kQuic Rd

Kelso, John Campbell 25576 Forestview Southfield Michigan 48075 139 215

Kiddy II, Robert Alfred Rt. 8, Box14

Vicksburg, Mississippi 39180 215

Kieffer, Roger Lee 1250 Detwilei York, Pennsylvania 17404 117, 192, 160, 161. 197, 123, 140, 215, 83, 169, 168, 171, 152

Kienzle, Kennethlames 703 Kay Dr Longview, Texas 75601 215

Killinger, Donald Gale

8025 Umerhachi Postfach 1242 215

Kindbeig, Brenda Wieland 902 W Stratum Safford, Arizona 85546 215

King, Donovanloseph Christiana, Manchester 215

King, Paul Lewis 4071 Portland White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110 215

Kingsley, Raymond Eugene 307 La Pasada

Goodyear, Arizona 85338 150, 151, 215

Kinney, Timothy Allan 5876 N Mtneer Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 215

Kirchstein, Dana Steven Rt 2 7930Sandy Kewaskum, Wisconsin 53040 215

Kirsling, Mark Whittaker 4740 Hidden Oak Santa Rosa, California 95404 215

Kirsling, Stephen Anderson 4740 HiddenOaks Santa Rosa, California 95404 137, 215

Kladifko, James Paul 23150rklaDr Golden Valley, Minnesota 55427 215

Klino, Roy Thomas 427 ElCaminito Livermore, California 94550

Knowlton, James Swift

13315 Dunmore

Houston, Texas 77069 215

Koch, Alan Jay

2622 Victor Ave.

Lansing, Michigan 48910 215

Kohanloo, Mehdie

308 Bailey St Kilgore, Texas 75682 215

Kooy, Calvin Grant 1730 Rd 52N.W Quincy, Washington 98848 215

Kostaroff, Timothy Lee 3046 Syracuse Dearborn, Michigan 48124 139, 215, 83

Kostreva, Jeffrey Carl Rt 2, Box 51 Grivitz, Wisconsin 54114 216

Krans, Robert Harry 4948 97 Way N St Petersburg, Florida 33708 216

Kurr, GaryDean 800 S Spencer Newton, Kansas 67114 216

Kyrk, David Kenneth 1540 N Stoddard Wheaton, Illinois 60187 216

Lacey, David Alan Rd 2 Moravia, New York 13118 216

Lacoste Jr., Russell Hilary 6104 Lucy Pensacola, Florida 32503 216

Lacy, Philip Eric 44 Poplar Ave Shalimar, Florida 216 32579

Lai, Chun Chieh 11Dao Tan Cholon, South Viet Nam 216

Lam, Due Van 24 Bach Dang Chau Phu, South Viet Nam 216

Lammey, Curtis Dean Rd 2, Box278 Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520 216

Landis, Edward Dwight 2475 Oregon Pik Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601 150, 216

Landis, James Stanley Box 477 Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951 216

Lange, Roger Dean 832 Maple St Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 17268 216

Larsen, Harry William Rt 2 Hayfield, Minnesota 55940 217

Larsen, NormanRobert 12 Leonard Ave

Staten Island, New York 10314 217

Larsen, Nonie Harral 1201 Blueridge Longview, Texas 75601

Larson, Sherry Jean 596 Jefferson S Hutchinson, Minnesota 55350 217

Larson, Timothy Allen 1409 Ford Rd Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 150, 217

Lauver, James Ernest R.R 3, Box 201 Howe, Indiana 46746 217

Leasure, Rick Eugene 606 MulberrySt Scottdale, Pennsylvania 15683 217

Lee, John Steven 47 W Knollwood Edison, New Jersey 08817 144, 217

Lee, Larry Dale LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 217

Lemp, Stephen Paul 41721 Little Rd Mt Clemens, Michigan 48043 217

Leonhardt, Keith Warren Rt 3 Lincoln, Nebraska 68505 217

Letney, Herbert Gene 1214S Chestnut Lufkin, Texas 75901 217

Lewis, Wayne Bruce 92 Paine St Lindenhurst, New York 11757 217

Lightfoot, James Owen 1730 Cherokee Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107 217

Lindahl, Glen Thomas P.O Box 8311 Longview, Texas 75601 217

Lindquist II, Franklin Daniel 207 Wood Road Rockford, Illinois 61107 133, 217 166

Linser, Daniel Dean R.R. 3 Marshalltown, Iowa 50158 217

Littlejohn, Mark 39 Jefferson Maplewood, NewJersey 07040 162, 185, 217

Liverman, Wayne Martin

C3B14 URB S A Humacao, Puerto Rico 00661 125, 128, 174, 175, 217

Loewe, Harold Loyd 203 E.N. 6th Hubbard, Texas 76648 162 172, 217

Lohmeyer, GregoryDean 1515 1st PKWY Washington, Missouri 63090 217

Longenecker, Lynn Louise Rt 3, Box393 Longview, Texas 75601

Longenecker, Nancy Louise 750 Arlington Waco, Texas 76710 133, 182, 183, 184, 185, 197, 218

Love, StephenMacDonald 3701 Clark Quinnesec, Michigan 49876 193, 218

Loyd, Jerry Wayne 711 Wells Kilgore, Texas 75662 83, 116, 123, 140, 162, 165, 184, 185, 186, 218

Loyd, Terry Gayne 711 Wells Kilgore, Texas 75662 144, 162, 164, 165 193, 197, 218

Lucas Jr., Charles Elwin 2664 W. 71st Tulsa, Oklahoma 74132 218

Lucas, David William 2664 W 71st Tulsa, Oklahoma 74132 144, 193, 218

Luckert, J David 4051 Breckenrdg Granite City, Illinois 62040 218

Ludwigson, Richard Donald 5437 Florence Downers Grove, Illinois 60515 218

Lum, EstherMew-Lin 1675 Ala Mahamo Hon Hawaii 96819 121, 218

Lund, James Harold 14202 N 73rd Peoria, Arizona 85345 218

Lund, Steven Ray 1730 Ave. D Billings, Montana 59102 218

Lundgren, David Eugene 2017 53rd Everett, Washington 98203 218

Lundquist, David Edward 8661 W. WarrenL Denver, Colorado 80227 218

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,Dugway hUta 28402

723 .B tWes h5t

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0171 rBuckne ,Longview sTexa 17560

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01701 HamlinRd ,Seattle nWashingto 59815 122

,Morgan mWillia nSlayto

122

,Morgan yBradle rLacou 0698 tCalume nBato ,Rouge aLouisian 57080

,Moore rWalte sJame 6101 rBoroughb ,Richmond aVirgini 52322 ,83 ,117 ,123 022 ,Moorhouse lPaudDavi 0660 nBougai VI St ,Petersburg aFlorid 73370 022

,Moore yStanle eEugen 1224 E gWallin aL ,Habra aCaliforni 19063

,Moon yRoyTimoth 3481 aMariett ,Sacramento aCaliforni 19584 ,144 ,145 ,173 ,193 022

,Box72-A Rt 1 ,Dryprong aLouisian 17129 022

,Montgomery nJonatha dDavi

,Mitchell nSharo nMcKow 0675 Lk Mich Dr ,Allendale nMichiga 14940 ,184 ,185 022 ,Mitchell nVerno lSamue 0201 S tWes St ,Longview sTexa 17560 022 ,Mock nAla lKendal 22-19- aUehar ,Shibuya oToky nJapa 022 ,Monahan lMichae hJosep 54 mEl ,Whitefield wNe eHampshir 80359 022 ,Montgomery nByro nMarti 44 rPopla Ave ,Shalimar aFlorid 83257 022

,Mitchell yLarr dTod eMusgrov Hwy eLak ,Odessa sArkansa 022 94884

,Mitchell sJame nAlle 940 W hWas ,Owosso nMichiga 74886 022

,Washington Dist aColumbi 62001 ,156 022

,Mirzamoghada rAlexande nVicso 6460 eBrandywin

,Uniontown aPennsylvani 11540

,Miller eRanSusa 92 yKa .St

,Miller nStephe dDonal 5504 eRobindal ,Salem nOrego 39730 022

,Miller tScot dRichar Rt 112 ,Oxford eMain 00427

,Miller pPhilli lMichae 240 eDalevill ,Daleville aIndian 44733 022

sKansa ,City iMissour 26415 022

,Miller eDuan hKeit 0760 N.W 96

h282927t Ave kRoc ,Island sIllinoi 16120 022

,Miller sDougla pPhili

,Milanowski lPau eGeorg 8Box6 ,Eastlake oColorad 48061 ,Milanowski yTimoth dDavi 8Box6 ,Eastlake oColorad 48061 022

,Meyer tRober yHenr Rt ,3 424xBo ,Stoughton nWisconsi 95358 022

sKansa ,City iMissour 46411 921

,Metsker lNeinGordo 9730 tSummi

,Mertz tRober yHenr Rd 1 ,Downingtown aPennsylvani 51933 921

,Mansfield oOhi 64490 921

,Merrin dRonal nAuber 6117 W h4l

nHoffman ,Ests. sIllinoi 26017 921

312 wNorthvie

,Merrick lDanie kMar

,Mellott nLynyKerr 661 S eHal ,Wheaton sIllinoi 76018 ,Mensonides dRaymonnJoh 9350 E d72n St ,Tacoma nWashingto 39844

,Mejia nAbelJonata vBa oEldorad nSa ,Salvador lE rSalvado ,150 921

rMeie ,Jr. dEdwar sJame 0133 S rWate ,Wichita sKansa 36721 921

,Longview sTexa 17560 921

0120 dBriarwoo

,Mayo hDebora nJea

oColorad ,Spgs. oColorad 98090 ,139 ,148 ,149 921

,Mattson lCar dDavi 5223 tBennet

,Mathiesen nDaw nMare 2212 S nLinde ,Palatine sIllinoi 76006 ,162 ,176 ,177 921

,Mason dDavi sMorri 78 ,S pWalku Ave lCrysta ,Lake sIllinoi 46001 ,138 921

,Marx nJoh yTimoth 6303 ,S.W 36 aOklahom ,City aOklahom 97315 921 ,Mashburn kMarsDougla 4131 W lKleinda ,Tucson aArizon 58570 921

,Martin nStanto sJame 560 E kPar St ,Wayzata aMinnesot 15539

nMarti ,III pPhili sRos Rd ,4 xBo 330 ,Stroudsburg aPennsylvani 01836 921

,Deland aFlorid 03272 921

,Martin lCar nNatha 8110 N dGarfiel

,Mars eGeorg eEverett 1311 eMiddl Dr ,Pascagoula iMississipp 73956

,Moline sIllinoi 56126 921

,Marino gCrai nAla 9271 h16t Ave

oManz ,Jr. sThoma hJosep 44 lBue .Ave nState ,Island wNe kYor 41030 921

,Manore mKi hKeit xBo 76 St ,Ingatius aMontan 55986 921

,MacKay sJame dRichar R.R ,2 99xBo wNe ,Richmond oOhi 74515 921 ,Madsen nJoh G 0142 kLar .Ln ,Naperville sIllinoi 06054 921

nSchroo ,Lk. wNe kYor 01287 821 ,Mabry eAndrxMa P.O 017xBo aUkarump 821 ,MacDonald rArthunEdwi P.O 31xBo W ,Frankfort sIllinoi 66289 821

5451 E Ave N.E

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,Murdo hSout aDakot 95755

,McKillip mJi nAla xBo 937

,McKenrich KielD xBo 618 ,Edson sKansa 36773 821

,McKenrich lDanie lJoe ** 618xBo ,Edson sKansa 36773 821

,Mclntosh eLynnhRut 0582 oRancher .L ,Dallas sTexa 17521 1 ,128 ,133 821

0582 oRancher L ,Dallas sTexa 17521 ,128 821

5521 sMammon Dr ,Charleston tWes aVirgini 22531 ,161 821 ,McDaniel eElain J Rt ,10 851xBo ,Pensacola aFlorid 63250 821 ,McGraw dDonal lEar 681 nEastma 2 ,Longview sTexa 17560 821 / ,McGuire yTimoth yJa .Rt ,1 CBox44,Fountain oColorad 78081 ' ,126 821 ,Mclntosh eAlic nMarily

McCall Mark nSpurgeo 822- iIzum 4 hC ,Suginami oToky nJapa 821 ,McClain dRichar tElliot S153 nLincol ,Aurora sIllinoi 56050 821 ,McCutcheon tRober eLe

,McAfee rPete 741 dPortlan Ct ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 821 rMcAliste ,Jr. rArthu dEdwar 9 sMill Ave ,Liberty aCarolinhSout 72965 821

080 hSixt St W ,Elizabeth aPennsylvani 81508 821 ,McAfee dDavi 741 dPortlan Ct ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 ,166 821

,ordfLuns yLarr nDo 5290 yParkwa ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,140 821 ,Lynch yJerr eWayn

rCeda ,Rapids aIow 25240 ,McMahan dHowarsJame 633 W lNapervil ,Westmont sIllinoi 96055 821 ,McMains nKevi nWre Rt ,1 616xBo

Moses Jr., BruceLee 6151 Spg Garden

Charlotte, North Carolina 28213 221

Mosser, Daniel Vernon 4050 Proctor Dr Sarasota, Florida 33581 221

Moyer, Virgil Robin 16 Augustine Rd Sellersville, Pennsylvania 18960 221

Murphy, Patrick Edward 1617 West Ave Linwood, New Jersey 08221 221

Myers, William Scott P.O Box21565 Nairobi, Kenya 221

Naas, William Frederick 106 E 8 Hinsdale, Illinois 60521 221

Nafziger, Steven Eugene 611Cedar Delavan, Illinois 61734 221

Nasse, Paul Jonathan Rd 1 Canajoharie, New York 13317 221

Nation, PaulGrant 1508 Killian Arlington, Texas 76013

Nauman, John E P.O. Box 70 Otselic, NewYork 13129

Nelson, RandallRoy 160 N.E. River Rd. DesPlaines, Illinois 60016 222

Newcomer, LarryLee LeTourneau College Longview, TX 75601 222

Newman, Sharon Pratt 1805 Holly St Longview, Texas 75601 222

Newquist, Daniel James 1773 Paris St Aurora, Colorado 80010 148, 222

Newton, BruceRaymond 15439 E EndAve S Holland, Illinois 60473 222

Newton, Jesse Mack LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 222

Nielsen, Steven Paul 10409 Coppedge Dallas, Texas 75229 222

Nielsen, Dianne Sue 10409 Coppedge Dallas, Texas 75229 222

Niewald, Julie Belle P.O Box343 Washington, Missouri 63090 176, 177, 184, 185

Niewald, Phillip Wayne 816 Eastman Rd Longview, Texas 75601 222

Niuman, James Logan 3638 Cedarwood Dayton, Ohio 45430 112, 128, 222

Nolder, Robert Paul 137 Grassy Pin Bethel, Connecticut 06801 222

Noel II, Richard Dale 657 N. Hawthorne York, Pennsylvania 17404 162, 222

Nordeen, Royal Kent 11237 Bootes St San Diego, California 92126 222

Norris, John Minor 915 15th Longview, Texas 75601 150, 222

Nolt, Jeffrey Scott 2117 Lyndell Dr Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17601

Reims, Kristine Nordell 1017 Humiston Worthington, Minnesota 56187 182, 222

Nybro, Dennis Leroy Rt 1, Box 519 Watervliet, Michigan 49098 133, 222

Nymeyer, Mark A 3120 Ridge Rd Highland, Indiana 46322 143, 144, 145, 193, 196, 222

Oakes, David Merl Rd 1, Grndst HI Greencastle, Pennsylvania 17225 222

Oksnevad, Gordon Olav 103Cynthia Ct Durand, Illinois 61024 222

Olson, BradleyJohn 4330 Wilson St. Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 151, 223

Olson, Philip Devon R.R 3 Winamac, Indiana 46996 144, 223

Omstead, Michael Robert Box 11 Wheatley, Canada OP2PO 124, 223

Onarheim, Glenn Douglas 1685 Webster Ave Merrick, New York 11566 223

O'Neill, Robert Gene Rural Box 9 Winchester, Kansas 66097 223

Oplinger, Douglas Edward 632 N Howard St Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102 138, 223

Ortiz, Angel Vincente F-l Nueva Clementina, Puerto Rico 00657 223

Ott, MarkDavid LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 223

Ozinga, James Matthew 7147 Jackson Mentor, Ohio 44060 223

Parker, David Edward 307 S 6th St Wishek, North Dakota 58495 140, 162, 223

Parrish, Robert Lawrence Rt 1 Hanover, Ohio 17313 223

Passan, Noel Paul 289 Stanwood Dr New Britain, Connecticut 06053 223

Patterson, William Richard 433 Copley Rd Haddonfield, NewJersey 08033 119, 223

Patton, William Arthur 3764 School Ln Newtown Square, Pennsylvania 19073

Pauling, Mark Leroy LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 223

Pearl, Leroy Blane 16980 Mitchell Fort Bragg, California 95437

Peasland, Thomas Ruente San Sul Lomas Tecamach, Mexico 223

Feet, Jonathan David P.O Box 548 Imperial, California 92251 223

Penrod, Vernon Darrel 60 Beacon Romeoville, Illinois 60441 223

Peterson, Daniel Scott 3018 Sunshine Miramar, Florida 33023

Peterson, Doyle Lane 416 1st St N.E Hayfield, Minnesota 55940 121, 161, 223

Petersen, Kenneth Roger 11 Pent Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002 144, 223

Petersen, Roberta Lee 1730 Hillcrest St Cloud, Minnesota 56301

Peterson, Robert Frank 2970 Holly Rd Ft Myers, Florida 33901 223

Phillips, Barry Wade 108 D. Moore Portland, Texas 78374 148, 223

Phillips, Jeff Clark 616 Phillips Bagdad, Arizona 86321 223

Phipps, David Elbert P.O. Box793 Kilgore, Texas 75662 223

Pierce, Ruth Maxwell 620 14th N.W Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 223

Pillow II, Sidney Franklin 3680 Haven Ave Fremont, California 94538 223

Pipak Jr., Joseph Robert 1900 Green 213 Longview, Texas 75601 104, 140, 223

Pirkle, Randall Wayne P.O Box 390 Fallen, Nevada 89406 223

Plants, Randall Jacob P.O Box 787 Paonia, Colorado 81428

Plata, Duane Waldon R.F.D 3 Lime Springs, Iowa 52155 223

Plemmons, John Clark 905 S. Adams Quincy, Florida 32351 166, 167, 223

Pontier, RonLee 850 Center Ln Clermom, Florida 32711 223

Porter, Olen De Walt 2311 S 16th St Longview, Texas 75601 223

Powell, Fran Rt 1, Estates Cr Flint, Missouri 75762 162, 176, 177, 223

Pradmore, Terry Arthur 916 Walnut Dr Santa Maria, California 93454 223

Prater, Stephen Lowell 10914 Indianhd Oxon Hill, Maryland 20022 156, 224

Price, James Franklin 802 W Avalon Longview, Texas 75601 224

687 N nLexingto ,Mansfield oOhi 6449C ,172 ,173 622

,Seifert mSa nAlle

5585 S.W 49 St ,Miami aFlorid 63315 ,83 ,117 ,123 622

,Seibert eJoyc hRut

,Zanesville oOhi 14370 622

,Searls kRic eLe xBo 0185

,Scranton kJac dRichar oApd 81012 nSa ,Jose aCost aRic 622

,Scott Joe nLyn R.R 2 ,Arlington yKentuck 14202 ,139 622

P.O xBo 825 eWhit ,Clay aNebrask 56936 813

,Scott yHarr oWald

,Schwitters nDa rWalte d2310753r Ave ,Bothell nWashingto 19801 622

,Schumacher nAllasDenni Rt ,2 46xBo lCentra ,City aNebrask 66882 622

622

,Schulze yJeffre W 0314 kTamarac ,Erie aPennsylvani 61650

313 E 414 Ave ,Tampa Fla 23361 622

,Schultz nNathaeLawrenc

,Schultz nJoh dLloy 612 W eRow ,Roodhouse sIllinoi 26208 622

,Schuette sDougla dDonal 3222 .S yMobberl ,Longview sTexa 17560

R.R 2 KermitRd ,Freeport sIllinoi 26103 ,138 622

,Schubert nBenjami hJosep

,Schmidt nBria nJo 3129 S oQuiet ,Denver oColorad 38022 622

,Schiller rPete sJame 051 E Shadowln ,Chattanooga eTennesse 43740 622

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,Scheel lMichae nDea 0575 tBittrswee ,Madison nWisconsi 55370

,Waxhaw hNort aCarolin 32817 ,166 622

eWycliff xBo 824

Mt ,Cory oOhi 84586

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,Gobies nMichiga 54905

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,Saye nMarvisDenni

,Halstad aMinnesot 85654 ,166 622

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,Satran nSteve tDwigh

,Oroville aCaliforni 59596 622

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sSander ,III sThoma dLeonar

,Longview sTexa 17560 622

,Sanders nJoh sDougla 8181 nRodde

,Sanders tAlber sDougla 8181 nRodde St ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Wellsboro aPennsylvani 11690

R.D ,2 xBo 839

,Sampson yRarWalte

,Salatin rArthu mWillia R.T ,1 128xBo ,Swoope aVirgini 92447 ,120 ,121 ,143 ,144 622

,Saint lNathanae .R.D ,2 110xBo ,Elverson aPennsylvani 01952 ,156 622

,Sage lCaro sFrance uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 38 ,Sage nGlen nDaviso 6 ePin St N ,Arlington yJersewNe 20703 622

,Chamblee aGeorgi 13034 622

,Safstrom dDavi eWayn 6443 nStoningto

,Rudy lPau dDavi 34 eAlle sDe sPlantane 06026 eFranc 622 ,Ruge nDaw eJeanett 71288 7 eMil Rd ,Belding nMichiga 94880 622 kSaddoc ,Jr. yHarr eGeorg 5110 sWell Dr ,Longview sTexa 17560 622

,Rudoi eIren 5502 kGransbac ,Philadelphia aPennsylvani 01912 622

622 ,Schanely lPau kMar

,Atlanta aGeorgi 83030 522

,Ross nSteve lCampbel 134 ePonc eD eL

,Rosenau eLenVerno 914 dHubbar Dr ,Longview sTexa 17560 522

,Tucson aArizon 68571 522

,Rosenberger dRichar nJonatha P.O 81xBo ,Pinckney nMichiga 94816 ,Roseveare nSteve lCar 6252 .E .Blkldge

,Roland E M yWood nMorga lRura eRout oZumbr ,Falls aMinnesot 15599 ,150 522

,Toledo hNort aDakot 44361 ,148 ,149 522 ,Rogers eStev lSamue eMil 86 ,Willow aAlask 89968 522

,Robinson eLawrenc hLeig h20445t .St nWester ,Spgs. sIllinoi 86055 ,150 522 ,Rodebaugh yRand eLe 5353 tBlairmon

,Roberts ySidne eLe xBo 37 hChurc ,Vincentown wNe yJerse 80808 522

yRitche ,Sr. dFre eLe 262 W eLe St ,Floydada sTexa 57923 522

,Longview sTexa 17560 522

,Ritchey FredL 7201 S nGree

,Ringler lMichae nAla 1410 aAstori ,Irving sTexa 27506 522

,Riffle nJonatha nEtha P.O 835xBo ,Athol oIdah 18380

eRiffl ,Jr. eGeorg wAndre 487 eCo St ,Camarillo aCaliforni 09301 522

nWester ,Spgs. sIllinoi 86055 522 ,Ries nDa nAlle P.O 219xBo ,Houghton wNe kYor 41474 522 ,Riesland lDanie eEugen 5144 E Hwy 02 rUppe ,Lake aCaliforni 59548

,Roth yGar nAlle 6642'S nSherma ,Littleton oColorad 18012 622 ,Rowe yNanc hElisabet 113 eRosco ,Muscatine aIow 15276 ,185 418 ,Rud dRichar nMarti 0300 N yNormand ,Chicago sIllinoi 46063

,Longview sTexa 17560

sRichard ,Jr. nJohtRober %1815 h12t

,Rice lMichae tJarret xBo 222 ,Quincy sIllinoi 16230 522

,Reynolds yJeffre tScot 6494 dConra ,Erie aPennsylvani 01651 522

,Rettig cMar dHowar wMeado kLar eLan ,Highwood aMontan 05945 522

,Reister dEdwar sJame eSton11 aWall ,Walla nWashingto 29936 ,144 ,145 522

522 ,Rees nJoh tScot 5141 dEnglewoo ,Slidell aLouisian 87045 522

422 ,Reas yHenrnSteve eSpruc166 St ,Aurora sIllinoi 66050 ,150 ,151 422 ,Reckling nHarla eRitchi Rt 8 ,Lincoln aNebrask 66850 522 ,Record yLarr xRe 11501 E dLockwoo rFrazie ,Park aCaliforni 59322 522 ,Reisman dRichar yHenr 41 nWashingto ,Wellsville kYorwNe 51489

422 ,Raush dRonal eLawrenc Rd ,1 eLanwMeado ,Conestoga aPennsylvani 61751

422 ,Quintero nMervi sDougla uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Ramey sCharle sThoma Rt ,2 0189xBo sGras ,Valley aCaliforni 59594

422 ,Quigg nStephe lPau S91 nMai St ,Elmer wNe yJerse 80831

,Puzey yJa sCharle R.R 1 ,Indianola sIllinoi 06185

422 ,Pust nDeayPerr P.O 211xBo ,Charlo aMontan 45982 ,144 ,145 422

20FredricksRd ,Scotia k.YorwNe 21230

Prosser nStephe kMar

522 ,Ridder tRober dRichar 0520 nLaw

Shaffer, Karl George 1649 Ivy Rd Memphis, Tennessee 38117 226

Shaugei, Bruce Alan 313Washington Phillipsburg, NewJersey 08865 227

Shaver, Jeffrey Lynn 10 Woodside Dr Scotia, New York 12302 83, 140, 227

Shaw, Paul Bradley 229 Ada Richland, Washington 99352 227

Shearer, JayEugene Rd 1, Box342 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 17022 227

Shull, George Daniel 13675Walaskapl Lakewood, Colorado 80228 227

Shumate, Douglas Carson StarRoute Pottstown, Pennsylvania 19464

Shinen, DavidJoseph P.O Box 629 Nome, Alaska 99762 227

Sickler, James Laurence R.D 2, Box156 Montoursville, Pennsylvania 17754 227

Simmons, Marsha Elaine Hillcrest Dr Hughes Spgs., Texas 75656 227

Simmons, WendellRay 5101N Shannon Tucson, Arizona 85705 125, 142, 174, 227

Simon, John Christopher 13202 Pleasantv. Fairfax, Virginia 22030 174, 227

Sjoblom, Mark Davis 305 Magnolia Lane Longview, Texas 75601 227

Skinner, Terry Palmer 26 Draper St Wolcott, New York 14590 227

Slater, Stanley Judson 404 N.E 1st St Belle Glade Florida 33430 227

Smith, Brent David Box 102 Kadoka, South Dakota 57543 227

Smith, Bruce Allen 17920 Chicago Lansing, Illinois 60438 227

Smith, KevinDon 5412 Beauregard Orangevale, California

Smith, Mark Alan 16030 S.W 98th Miami, Florida 33157 148, 227

Smith, Michael Drue Rt 1, Box277 Longview, Texas 75601 227

Smith, Michael Lee LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 227

Smith, RandallWade 11107 Manning Houston, Texas 77041

Smith, Richard Michael 28793 CR24W Elkhart, Indiana 46514 227

Snow Jr., James Matthew 213S.E 7th St N Belle Glade, Florida 33430 227

Snyder, Curtis Perry 8118 Rhea Reseda, California 91335 228

Sommer, Timothy John Rd. 1 Harmony, Pennsylvania 16037 228

Spears, Donald Patrick 4006 Craft Bossier City, Louisiana 71010 228

Spicer, Duane Gregory 1289 Gale Dr Kent, Ohio 44240 228

Stauffer, David Brubaker 6480 Main St E Petersburg, Pennsylvania 17520 144, 228

Stegner, JohnDavid 8620 E 81st Ter Raytown, Missouri 64138 228

Steitler, Charles Leo Rd 2 Lyons, New York 14489 228

Steinkraus, Norman Samuel 2201 N Springfl Chicago, Illinois 60647 228

Stephens, Brian Noel 509 Main St Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 228

Stephens, Mark Douglas 5730 Pleas Vly Brighton, Michigan 48116 228

Stephens, Mark Kaslow Rt 2

Carthage, Missouri 64836 139, 228

Stewart, Brent Erin P.O Box 62 Camino, California 95709 133, 228

Stewart, Gary Dean 19011st Capitl St Charles, Missouri 133, 229 63301

Stewart, James Wesley 157 Billingham Monroe, Louisiana 71202 229

Stoltzfus, David Jay P.O Box225 Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520 144, 156, 229

Stoltzfus, Esther Joy Box 225 Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520 229

Strait, David Robert 307% Main Cornell, Wisconsin 54732 125, 229

Strayer, Dusty Allen 8234th Ave

Lake Odessa, Michigan 48849 140, 173, 229

Strege, Douglas Kim 1804 Truman Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 229

Strickler, James Edward Rd 3, Box266 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania 17837 229

Strubhar, Peter Martig 308 S. Market Washington, Illinois 61571

Stuit, Dorothy Bernice 1536 Scoville Berwyn, Illinois 60402 117, 229

Stutsman, Carl Andrew 8514 218th S.W Edmonds, Washington 98020 229

Sullivan, David Lee P.O Box364 Judsonia, Arkansas 72081 229

Sullenger, BillyRay 7320 W LakeRd Lakeport, California 95453

Summerville, Howard John 20336 Edmunton Stclair Shores, Michigan 4808 229

Sutton, Steve Lloyd Rt 1

Lewistown, Montana 150, 229 59457

Swanson, George Daniel 1405 Whitley Dr Vienna, Virginia 22180 229

Swanson, Vern Raynold 2335 N. 12th

Quincy, Illinois 62301 229

Swartz, Eric Nolan 420 RanchRd Wheaton, Illinois 60187 229

Swenson, JosephPaul Box 11 Outing, Minnesota 56662 150, 229

Swineford, Michael Joseph Rd. 1, Box207 Ashland, Ohio 44805 148, 229

Swope, Diana Faye 114Firmin St Franklin, Louisiana 70538 229

Syme, Randel Stewart 12000 Falls Rd Cockeysville, Maryland 21030

Talaasen, Barthol Edward Rt 5, Box168 Longview, Texas 75601

Tarr, Daniel Craig Rd 1, Box 85% Paxinos, Pennsylvania 17860 143, 150, 151, 229

Tauck, Roger William Hammond, Montana 59332 230

Taylor, Bruce Edward 910 Union Rd W Seneca, New York 14224 230

Taylor, Glenn Mitchell 2620Kennedy Livermore, California 94550 230

Temple, BruceRoy 6565Olde8 Rd Peninsula, Ohio 44264 138, 230

Temple, David James Tibbies R.R 5 Quesnel, Canada 2J3H9 230

Thomas, Michael Lawrence Drawer F Window Rock, Arizona 86515 230

Thomas, Steven Dale 403 Forde Ave Mahomet, Illinois 61853 230

Thompson, Byron Kenneth Rt 2 Baltimore, Ohio 43105 230

Thompson, Richard Gary 6802 Dante Ct Springfield, Virginia 22152 143, 148, 149, 230

Thompson, StevenRay 17 5th St St Thomas, Virgin Islands 00801 230

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223 ,Wilder eDal nAdro Rt ,4 439xBo ,Moscow oIdah 38384

538 nGwe ,York aPennsylvani 41740 140 ,160 ,161 223 ,Wilday dRo eLe xBo 324 ,Galway wNe kYor 41207

220 S nAvalo Ave ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Wildasin eStev lEar

223 ,Wikoff nDo eLe N450 nJunctio ,Grangeville iHawai 08353 ,144 ,161 223 ,Wilcox eGeorgi B

,Wik lPau dRaymon 765 eJacksonvill ,Ivyland aPennsylvani 41897

223 ,Weichmann lCrysta nAn xBo ,126 R.R 2 ,Hubbard aIow 25012 ,126 ,128 ,184 185 223

223 ,Wiechmann nCorwi E .R.R 2 ,Hubbard aIow 25012

,White yLac nBrya 9302 S rDromeda ,Tempe aArizon 28528

231 S tWalnu W ,Chester aPennsylvani 01938 ,126 223

,White sCharle nCamero

140 ,154 223 ,Wells dRaymon nNelso 401GanherRd nWinsto ,Salem hNort aCarolin 12710 223 ,Werner dBoy nJonatha Rt 3 ,Sandpoint oIdah 48386 223 ,Wesner lPaurRodge 0560 eAlpin ,Stevensville nMichiga 74912 223 ,West nDeayBill 9260 mBuckingha ,Denton sTexa 17620 ,162 164 223 ,Whelchel dDavi nFrnakli lBox ,Helton yKentuck 04084 ,156 223 ,White yRaeBonni 862 wRainbo Dr ,Shreveport aLouisian 67110 ,162 ,163 ,164 ,165 ,140 223

,Gering aNebrask 16934

,Weber nMerli nDea Rt ,2 ABOX436

,Webber lDanie dGeral 1373 dHowar Ave sLo ,Alamitos aCaliforni 09072 ,144 ,145 ,193 223

,Weaver nStephe kMar uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Longview sTexa 17560 223

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,Windber aPennsylvani 31596 ,148 223

,Weaver eDal tErnes P.O xBo 636

,Miami aFlorid 33314 223

,Waugh yBarr tGran 0545 S.W h87t St

,Watson yBill kMac Rt ,1 HBox54,Krum sTexa 97524 123

,Watne yStanle eLe R.R ,Gait aIow 15010 ,121 ,161 ,127 123

,Fanwood yJersewNe 30702 123

,Wankmuller dDavi lNei 111 hBeec Ave

,Cypress sTexa 97742 123

61200 mEl Dr

,Walzel yRodne eBlak

,Wallis aSylvi yKa 251 N nMcPherso Ft ,Bragg California 79543 ,133 123

,Houston sTexa 67703 ,24 123

,Wallace aVirgini eLucill 5861 lArie

,Houston sTexa 67703 ,80 ,82 ,83 ,117 ,123 123

,Wallace aLerett eLouis 5861 lArie

,Wallace dDonal yTimoth Rd ,1 xBo 128 tFron ,Royal aVirgini 02263 ,144 ,194 123

,Walker dRichar dRaymon cPontia321 Ave ,Pittsburgh aPennsylvani 71523 ,133 123

,Longview sTexa 17560 123

3222 S yMobberl

,Walker aWand eGal

,Longview sTexa 17560 123

,Walker lMichae lPau 3222 S yMobberl

223 ,Welch sJame sDougla 1842 yNisquall ,Dallas sTexa 77521

,Aurora oColorad 18001 123

,Wahlstrom sJame sDougla 472 nDearbor

,Wagner yJeffre sJame 4210 kWarwic ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Wagner yGregor nDea 0620 aBoc oRi D kOa ,Forest sIllinoi 26045 123

,Longview sTexa 17560

,Waechter lCar dDavi P.O xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 17560 123 ,Waechter nKare sDobb P.O 1700xBo

,Vaughn dJeral yRo P.O V rBunke ,Hill sIllinoi 123 46201 ,Veele nStephe lPau h3319160t Ave ,Holland nMichiga 34942 123 ,Velazquez lAbimae sMora 534 oMexic ,City oMexic 123 ,Veiling tScot nAlle 6175 eBetbyshir dGran ,Rapids nMichiga 84950 123 ,Vetter tRober nMcClella 1173 wLongvie ,Lancaster aPennsylvani 11760 ,Visti yTimoth eDal 334 Fpt Nrsy Rd ,Painesville oOhi 74407 123 ,Vogt eDewayn eGen 11066 .W eMarlen ,Littleton oColorad 38012 123

123 nVa ,Beek yRadRichar 01385 rRivelEe rPotte ,Valley aCaliforni 99546 ,162 ,165 ,185 123 nVa ,Vleet sThoma nJoh 2130 .E tFores ,Wheaton sIllinoi 76018 123 nVa ,Vranken dRonal sJame yJocke tStree ,Galway wNe kYor 41207 ,136 ,140 123 nVa ,Wie lKar sDougla Rd 6 nBallsto ,Lake wNe kYor 91201 123 ,Varcoe yShelle nDaw 42832 yThorn Br ,Farmington nMichiga 44802 ,162 ,176 ,177 123

842 gKin St ,Wallaceburg aCanad 88A1H

831 eIbervill ,Biloxi iMississipp 13953

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,Turnquist eDallRussel 51 dHomestea ,Rome aGeorgi 13016

,Turner nStephe eDal 013 rCente ,Raynham sMassachusett 70276 123

123 ,Turnbull nJoh nPatterso 3250 rDove Rd ,Westlake oOhi 54414 123

023 ,Tolson sJame lMichae eDrak520 ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,83 ,138 223 ,Toth nSteve 3731 W h87t ePlac sLo ,Angeles aCaliforni 59004 023 ,Tou dDavi gKeun 850 RdnNatha 7 tFron ,Kowloon gHon gKon 023 ,Townsend eJerom eLe ,Ekalaka aMontan 45932 ,Trittipoe yJo nLyn R.R 1 ,Elwood sIllinoi 16042 023 ,Trowbridge yTimoth lPau R.R ,1 823xBo ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 123 ,Tucker hKennet dEdwar 750 S nJea ,Longview sTexa 17560

2436 W sTuft ,Denver oColorad 68023

023 ,Todd aNorm nJea uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 023 ,Todd hRalp hKennet uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 023 ,Tokatloglou sNicholayTimoth

793 xFeli Ave ,Windsor aCanad 29C3L 023 ,Thornton lDanie eLe 0143 tSuebarnet ,Houston sTexa 87701 ,Tiefenbach hKennet eWayn 7262 mBotha Ct St ,Joseph nMichiga 54908 ,192 023 ,Timmons sJame eBruc 2383 nGree eAcr ,Philadelphia aPennsylvani 41915

,Thomson sJame eLom

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Williams, Dennis Boyd 4020 Diexel Di Binghamton, New York 142, 232 13903

Williams, KennethWayne 4020 DrexelDr Binghamton, New York 13903 232

Williams, Jonathan Guest 212 E Melbourne Silver Springs, Maryland 20901

Willoughby, Diola Irene LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601

Willoughby, William Ellis P.O Box1287 Pendleton, Pennsylvania 97801 232

Wilson, Candace Eppler 3950 Van Dorn Lincoln, Nebraska 68506 133, 198, 208

Wilson, Howard Grenville 4 VassarRd Winnipeg, Canada 3T3M9 232

Wilson, Jimmie Dale 2510 Thomas Ave Halland, Michigan 49423 232

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