1977 LeTourneau University Yearbook

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WE CAME TO WORSHIP.

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TO STUDY.

With the rush of campus life, we had to remind ourselves that our academic priorities were important Classes, labs, co-curricular andextracurricular activitieshad their part in sharpening skills and disciplining minds. Amid cries of national grade inflation, we kept our eyes upon theDean's List and the GPA and someeven managed to reach the elusive 4.0.

AND FELLOWSHIP

Studies did not prevent an active social life. Concerts, film nights, intra-mural sports and planned activities had their part, but sodid those unplanned times when lasting friendships were established and nurtured.

All of the nationalforecasters predicted that students would stay away from the polls in droves Apathy was the expected position for college students of voting age. LeTourneau students broke the trend with an unusual interest in the national election scene True, they were not interested in local politics, but they spoke out loud and clear on the national contest Their support of Gerald Ford

was never in doubt. A final campus poll showed his campus support at 81% and a surprising three-fourths of the student body registered to vote For the first time in recent years there was no activity of "Young Republicans" or "Young Democrats," — they did not even bother to organize Party politics was subordinated to the support of a man, though the vast majority of the student body admitted to Republican preference.

Ford Dole Ford Dole Ford Dole

YJ Poll: Ford Leads Carter

1 As of this date, I would considermyself to be a memberof the following national political party:

2. As of this date, I am:

3 If the 1976 election were held at this time, I would vote for the following: Jimmy Carter

4 In my opinion, the following person will win the 1976presidentialelection: Jimmy Carter 33.8% Gerald Ford 58.7% No Response 7.5%

The results of the poll are based on a student body response of 35.9%. A second poll will be taken immediately prior to the national election

THE YEAR AND ITSISSUES

The new food servicesoon found out that pleasing hungry Techoswas no easy job

Unequal enforcement of the new curfew regulations was a minor irritation in some residence halls

The significance of Good Friday was emphasized by an all-school communion service, the first of its kind here at LeTourneau.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Gordon M. Cathey, Nyack, New York

Joseph J Castiglia, Hamburg, NY

Lanny R Clark, Lexington, Ohio

Robert G Coleman, Longview, Texas

Paul E.Glaske, Longview, Texas

Philip Hook, Tyler, Texas

Paul M Johnson,Birmingham, Michigan

Harold C Jordan, Vicksburg, Mississippi

Ben LeTourneau,Longview, Texas

R. G. LeTourneauII, Houston, Texas

Mrs R G LeTourneau,Longview, Texas

Richard H. LeTourneau,Longview, Texas

Bart W McCoy, Longview, Texas

Sam Mack, Longview, Texas

Walter E.Mays, Dallas, Texas

Lloyd A Molby, Longview,Texas

Jim Molzahn, Littleton, Colorado

Elwood Nielsen, Dallas, Texas

David Pewterbaugh, York, PA

Dan W. Piatt, Gatlinburg, TN

Bill Retts, Tucson, AZ

Earl Roberts,Jr., Longview, Texas

Randel Stringer, Longview, Texas

Clarence O Swanson, Longview, Texas

George H. Webber, Rockville, Maryland

Stan Bjornson,Longview, Texas

Harry T Hardwick, Longview, Texas

Larry R Rehnquist,Longview, Texas

Clarence Swanson of Longview is Chairman of the Board of Trustees, the governing body of LeTourneau College. He is seen here with President LeTourneau

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a four-year Christian coeducational college

RICHARD C. BERRY, Academic Dean

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Administrative Assistant

M DEANE WHITE, DANFORTH SCHOLAR AWARD

ALBERT L. GREER,

MINNIE STEPHENS PIPER AWARD

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RROGE RCAR

MWILLIA FGRAF

rRoge ,Carr tAssistan ,Professor ,Aviation SM sThoma ,Clark ,Instructor SB,Aviation

tStewar ,Brynn tAssistan rProfesso fo lPhysica ,Education AM

dRichar ,Berry eAssociat rProfesso fo lMechanica ,Engineering SM dFloy ,Bishop eAssociat rProfesso dan ,Chairman nDivisio fo nTechnicia ,Programs AM

pPhili ,Beatty eAssociat rProfesso fo ,Physics DPh

nElto ,Archer rProfesso fo DPh,Engineering

yTerr ,Applegate tAssistan rProfesso fo ,Graphics SM

yLarr ,Anderson tAssistan rProfesso fo DPh,Mathematics

Thomas Compton, AssociateProfessor of Biology and Chairman, Division of Math and Natural Sciences,PhD

Donald Connors, Assistant Professor of Missions and Chairman, Division of Bible, Missions, History and ClassicalLanguage, MA

Jack Crawford, Associate Professor of Mathematics, BS

W. C. Crisman, AssociateProfessor of Mechanical Engineering, MASE

Joy Dennis, Assistant Professor of English, PhD

Marty Donner, Instructor— Aviation, A T Certificate

dRichar ,Fowler tAssistan rProfesso fo ,Psychology DEd

sDougla ,Ford eAssociat rProfesso fo ,Chemistry DPh

hKennet ,Durham eAssociat rProfesso fo ,History DPh rRoge ,Erickstad tAssistan rProfesso fo ,Mathematics SM

Betty Jane Fratzke, Assistant Professorof Physical Education, MS

Michael Fratzke, Assistant Professorof Physical Education and Chairman, Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, MEd

Ralph Gilbert, Professor English and Chairman, Division of English, Speech and Foreign Languages, PhDCandidate

Keith Glass, Instructor in Welding Engineering, BS

William Graff, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering,PhD

Albert Greer, AssistantProfessorof English, MA

,Engineering DPh

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dDavi ,Hartman tAssistan fo gWeldin

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Wayne House,Assistant Professor of Bible, ThM

Gordon Huyser,Instructor in Machine Tool,BS

Richard Johnson,Professor of Chemistry, PhD

William Kielhorn, Assistant Professor of Welding Engineering,MS

nMelvi ,Miller eAssociat rProfesso fo ,Business

hKennet ,McKinley eAssociat rProfesso fo ,Bible

dRichar ,LeTourneau rLecture ni lIndustria DPh,Management eJo ,McGraw eAssociat rProfesso fo ,Mathematics

lDanie ,Larsen rInstructo ni eAutomotiv

,Kubricht tAssistan rProfesso fo yHistor

Robert Ralston, Associate Professor of Engineering,PhD

Kenneth Roden, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, EdD

Douglas Sanders,AssociateProfessor and Chairman, Division of EngineeringTechnology, MS

Richard Spottswood, Assistant Professor of Electrical Technology,BS

David Sprague, AssociateProfessor of Speech, PhD

John Stuber, Associate Professor of Bible and Philosophy, and Registrar, PhD

Earl Thompson,Assistant Professor of AutomotiveTechnology

Ora Max Wellman, Associate Professor of Business Administration, PhD

M Deane White, Associate Professor of English, PhD

ROBERT SAYLOR DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT

RICHARD FOWLER DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING

AIRM YBRANTLE

RDIRECTO FO ESERVICNCHRISTIA

DDAVI NBENSO

STUDENT AFFAIRS

JOHN W STUBER, Registrar

LOWELL M. CANEDAY, Dean of Student Services

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ESTEV LADEL

BUSINESS AFFAIRS

FRANK UZZEL, Treasurer

JOHN BRYSON, Director of Office Services

SJAME ,ALLAN rControlle

EARL MARTIN, Director of General Services

FAYE BOZARTH, Book Store Manager

LPAU ,HARA

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STAN BJORNSON, President

JOSEPH WENNINGER, Vice President

,Director sFoundation

,BILLSCHROEDER

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,Director lGenera gGivin NJOH ,FAULKNER

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KJAC ,CATRON

MJI ,STJERNSTROM

SAM JACK BRANTLEY Alumni Director

Seated: Maynard Musselman, Sam Jack Brantley; Standing: Stephen Wier, David Cohee, Sheila Peterson, Larry Rehnquist, Dale Brocklehurst

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Registra+ion-Frosh Week Kick Off Year

Registration lines get longer each year, but it's all part of a college student's life!

Freshman, Bob Dyke, isall ready for hisfirst

DaveWootten, ChuckWhite, and Deb Mayo made I.D. cards for hundreds of registering semester at LeTourneau. students.

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The LeTourneau Choir provided special music before the evening message.

Dave Benson performed and directed music for the week's services Pastor Eddie Schwartz challenged hisaudience to live a consecrated and dedicated Christian life

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Once again the five societiesof LeTourneau campus opened their doors to the public for one evening. The unique societies AO, DS, KZX, LAS, and TKD arranged and designed their rooms to suit their individual tastes Also, the society offers a feeling of closeness and unity among the men who share in the "house" life Open House acquainted students with society living and activities so that they may become interested in joining a society, and, at the same time, provided members with an opportunity to view prospective pledges Open House was held at the beginning of each semester.

Deb Fulghum relaxed in Joel Dingeldein's room, which was a perfect example of "Techo1 creative ingenuity found in all the societies

Ross Beans "showed off" his library to Debbie Mayo and Mel Salseth

Members, John Leeand Ken Petersen were aided at the refreshment table by Susan Lee and Jan Johnson

Larry Lunsford "checked up" on Linda Russell and B J Werner as they manned the guest book.

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FALL RETREAT

The studentslooked forward to getting out of their classes and leaving thecampus behind for a weekend of fun and spiritual renewal in Ringgold, Louisiana Stan Watne and hisstaff of Deb Mayo, Lisa Still, Dave Gorrell, Phil Ingram, Lance Behymer, Phil Yorgey and Ruth Hartshorn, planned a full weekend of activities: faculty and staff led Bible studies, recreation, skits, a movie, the inevitable Fruit Basket Turnover and KP duty

Chefs John Stuber, Art Salatin, Steve Adell, Andy Cowles, Jeff Kleinbeck, Dave Benson, the Comptons and the Clarks planned and prepared delicious food under the direction of Ralph Gilbert They managed to satisfy thebottomless appetites of theRetreaters.

Jim Sjernstrom spoke each day of retreat giving a balanced, down-to-earth message emphasizing the practical aspects of the Christian life Thebonfire Saturday night furnished a focal point for the weekendas the studentssang songsand shared the Lord's blessingand working in their lives By four o'clock Sunday afternoon, 220 tired but refreshed studentsreturned to campus.

Jum Sjernstromgave his Bible studies in an informal atmosphere

As in past years, Dr Hardwick gave a thought-provoking message

Some studentscontributed their talents in the evening services.

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Art Salotin and Jeff Kleinbeck get a taste of KPduty Benjamin Assamrelaxes with hisguitar in hisfree time

Lois McFarland takes a break from a busy day at FallRetreat.

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Uniforms frequently indicated that a studenthad Long dresses remained popular slipped a few hours of work into his class day. for Sunday ans special times.

Homecoming brought out the tuxedos and formal gowns to brighten a banquet scene

A relaxed dress trend meant tailored slacks and bright blouses for coeds

Cheerleaders called for "Hat Day" and all

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FIFTH ANNUAL "SAM JACK" WAS SUCCESSFULAGAIN

Technicians Ray Farrar, Mark Ahlenius, Dave Wootten and Sid Roberts,dept close tabs onthe sound and light systems throughout the whole program

Sue Iverson, Irene Rudoi, and Joni Griparis, made a bizarre threesome on stagewhen they mockedthe college'sdress code

Pete McMillan gave a crowd pleasing performancewith his handbone act

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Ken Burkins and his busy Homecomingcommitteeplanned a full schedule of activitiesfor the annual celebration of the basketball opener. The Senatekicked off the festivities with the announcement of a most un-likely theme— "Pink Panther in Paris." Dubiousspectators were once again amazed at Techo ingenuity as the cartooncharacter came to life amid the familiar notes of its musical theme

Though the alumni emphasis has been slowly changing from Homecoming to Frontier Days, returning alumni still had the courage to challenge the current studentsto a flag football game, a rash move they won't forget All activitieswere directed toward the traditional banquet at which RuthanneCalkins was crowned as representativeof Tyler 3A

This year the field of eighteen coeds was narrowed down to seven finalists: Sue Britt, RuthanneCalkins, Madelyn Casement,KarenJones, Dawn Mathiesen, Deb Mayo, and Beki Stieglitz All eighteen contestants shared the glory of the night with the top three who received the famous Hardwick congratulation

AO's Pink Panther brought the theme to life ashe strolled through the various activities

Saturday morning, the alumni knocked heads with the students The alumni team, including BenSchubert and John Bryson,fell to quick Kevin Jacksonand the rest of the student team

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Carol Barclay

Rebekah Bates

Sue Britt

Brenda Busing

Ruthanne Calkins

Madelyn Casement

Donna Chapman

Carolyn Heil

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The basketball team swept by the Ambassador College five, but the night's joy was short-lived as they headed into a frustrating seasonof near wins and long road trips

"Jump ball!" typified the game which ran very close most of the time

Cheers rang throughout the gym

The ref's decisionswere final

Laughter came easily as 1 A's queen candidate Deb Mayo and her escort Ross Beans enjoyedtheir dinner together

Administrative staff and personneltook the opportunity to eat and fellowship with those students who attended

HOMECOMING BANQUET

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Many alumni were also able to attend Scott Beall dines with the singles crowd

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Larry Robinson joined other concerned students who shared their living hope in Christ with those in the city and county jails.

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The Slalom Race held in October attracted seventy-six entrants in eight different classes A crowd of over 200 watched the action during the all-day event Thefirst place winners of each class were awarded a trophy for their success The course was designed to test the driver's ability and the vehicle's handling qualities.The Auto Society puts much work and planning into each year's Slalom Race The race helped provide the necessary funds for better equipment for members and better eventsfor all students oncampus.

Todd Wilson checked the time sheet during a lull in the action

Each driver was required to drive three times around the courseand turn in their best time out of the three runs

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The Alpha-Omega players of Rockport, Texas performed Robert Bolt's highly acclaimed drama, "A Man ForAll Seasons." The play was set in 1 6th century England and told the story of the moral conflict of one man, Sir ThomasMore, against the changing moral trend that swept through England during Henry VIM's reign. Though a historical play it had a strong appeal to a modern audience of students.

The troupe of four actors was one of three such touring companies They tour from Maine to California each year doing one night stands as they go. Their production style was simple, using a minimum of props and scenery.

The AO players were a very talented troupe of actors; consequently they were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone in their LeTourneau audience.

An uncertain future made SirThomasMore and Lady Margaret uneasyabout all of their fates

Jim Stanley, Pamela Smith portrayed several different charactersin the tragedy, "A Man ForAll Seasons."

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THE CULLS SHARED LOVE SONGS WITHSTUDENTS

Bob and Joy Cull shared their "love songs to the Lord" with LeTourneau students in their December concert. Bob had performed atLeTourneau before, but his Decemberconcert was somewhat different as he sang with hisnew wife, Joy

Joy Cull was a member of the group "Parable" prior to her marriage to Bob Both sang while Bob played the piano and Joy accompanied with her guitar Their informal styleand unique ministry was especially appealing to the students Bob and Joy's concert had a special effect on LeTourneau students because it was given at "Finals" time on the campus. Their songs supplied studentswith a soul refreshing and spirit filling break from their hectic schedules.

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CAREERS IN WELDING

The "Careers in Welding" Day was a special activity of the LeTourneau student chapter of the American Welding Society

LeTourneau alumni presented students with several new career opportunities in the welding field. This was the first time that AWS had participated in a day of this kind.

This was also the first year that welding scholarships were awarded to distinguished welding students. They were presented during the AWS seminar to EdReister, Jim Timmons, Mike Scheel, and Pete Strubhar.The Welding Alumni Chapter of LeTourneau College sponsored the event.

Guest speaker Kent Wilson, a 1 966 graduate of LeTourneau College, presented four welding scholarshipsduring the program.

The expanse of industrial welding applications was stressed throughout the day long seminar

Scholarship recipients pose with the special alumni speakers and student chapter sponsors at the close of the "Careers in Welding" activities

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The After Dinner Playersare a group of Christian actorswhich performs throughout Texas and the surrounding states They perform sixteendifferent plays, all original scripts written by Mrs Jeanette Clift George, their founder. All plays by the After Dinner Players portray one or a series of incidents from the Bible.

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Doug Oldham with his background singers, the Family Reunion, drew a crowd of over 800 people to his concert The Family Reunionis a relatively new group which has its own concert tour when scheduling permits Thestyle of the concert was unique because of its informality Odlham shared testimoniesand joked with the audience between songs He broke down the barrier between performer and audience with his unaffected manner. This warm, open, and expressive man was well received by the large crowd

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This year the National Home Missions Fellowship r provided the program for Missions Emphasis Week and held their annual Convention here at the same time Displaysfrom missionboards were set up all around the auditorium The NHMF conducted workshops for the students on such topics as photography, puppetry, and chalk drawings

"All things being equal, the Christian should always excel." This isthe philosophy of John DeBrine who was the main speaker of the week This vibrant man talked to the audience in a straightforward manner showing his concern for them through his inspired preaching He was therefore a much sought after guest speakerfor society and dorm devotions that week Rev DeBrine made a tremendous inpact on the students, motivating many to re-examine the spiritual condition of their lives.

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THE RIVALRY

Steve Love's stature added a realistic quality to his portrayal of the austere personality of Abraham Lincoln

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The Enduro go-kart race illustrates well the technical aspect of this college Thestudentsinvolved — mechanics, pit crews,and drivers — work hard during and before the race Many of them have the chanceto apply what they have learned in their classes to this exciting activity. The race isaptly named the "Enduro" for the Kart that wins is not necessarily the fastest;it is the one that survives the six hour race the longest, accumulating the most laps. The wear and tear of the track this year was enough to put a few of the thirteen karts in the "pits" for over half the race.

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Kart 41 of Dorm 41 driven by Randy Plantswon the Enduro with 220 laps

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Determination just wasn't enough, as AO pulled KZXinto the water to win the

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The Hootenanny was very successful with a variety of acts ranging from comic routines to vocal talent

Perhaps the greatest surprise was Wayne House with his impersonation of John Denver in "Thank God I'm A Country Boy." He had spent weeks listening to John Denver records in an attempt to capture the style He won first prize with his act

The Hootenanny was held in the Assembly Hall for the first time Theaudience, dressed in country style, was seated on bales of hay. Thetheme of "The Final Frontier" was a far-fetched attempt to relate the western theme to outer space Thetheme used the setting of the TV show "Star Trek" with MC Phil Burks playing the part of Captain Kirk

The backdrop in center stage was covered withsketches of such well-known cowboys as John Wayne and Festus Hagen Slipped into the middle were our own Dean Caneday and President LeTourneau, sporting 10 gallon hats and looking western Brenda Busing was the student choice as Frontier Queen

The roar of applause and cheersfilled the auditorium as Wayne House finished his prize winning imitation of John Denver

The winners of the Student Senate election were announced as Lee Beachy, Howard Eliason, Beki Stieglitz, and Alan Griffin

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There were events for all tastesand skills Some veterans of the area rodeo circuit were presented in special events, but most of the evening was given over to the local Techo variety of cowboys and girls

Brenda Busing captured billing as the top cowgirl in addition to her choice as Frontier Queen Women's Residence Hall garnered high point honors

It may not have been the most professional rodeo in Texas, but spectatorsand participants had an enjoyable evening. It was a joint effort of the Student Senate and the Rodeo Club

Rodeos are not uncommon in Texas.The LeTourneau Stampede is It is one of the few all-student rodeos in the country Some of our cowboys would make a seasoned cowpoke weep, but others show amazing agility in handling tough rodeo stock Some even make it for the required eight seconds.

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George Zitzmann gave Mrs Faye Bozarth a special Thank you

Class President Dave Safstrom acted as MC for the evening.

Songs by SteveAdell and Dave Bensonadded to the relaxed atmosphere of the senior banquet

Mr Roger Carr was one of the faculty members given special recognition

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Dr LeTourneau and Chancellor Harry Hardwick conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws degree upon the speaker, Gordon Cathey, for outstanding Christianservice

Rich Thompson listened as Dr Cathey spoke of the purpose of Esther's calling

The organ sounded "Pomp and Circumstance" as the graduates filed in

Mrs Morgan Willeford sang two selections during the graduation ceremony.

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ADVENTURES IN LEARNING

"ADVENTURES IN LEARNING" is a series of student tours with college credit in Bible, English,and history. The summer tour covers eight countriesin Europe and the Christmas tour visits four countries in the Mideast. Over one-hundred students have traveled with Professor and Mrs Ralph Gilbert in these tourswhich are designed with the student in mind

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STUDENT SENATE

TW 1 George Baldree Charles Allsop

TW 2 Bradley Gaasrud

TW 3 James Julsonnet Bill Leek

TE 1 Mark Mclntyre

TE 2 David Puffer

TE 3 Donald Schwaderer

TE 4 Philip Ingram

Dorm 4 DavidFisher

Dorm 4A John Rees

Dorm 35 Robert Campbell

Dorm 40 Mark Sjoblom

Dorm 41 Daniel Duda

WRH 200 Ruth Hartshorn

WRH 300 Ruth Mclntosh

WRH 400 Lisa Still

Senators, Lto r, Standing: Perry Pust,David Fisher, Lance Behymer, Dan Duda, Victor Paul, Mark Mclntyre, James Julsonnet Seated: Joseph Swenson, Howard Wilson, Beki Stieglitz Secretary, LeeBeachy Vice-President, Cheryl Owen, and Ruth Harshorn

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GOLD KEY CLUB

Gold Key Club was founded in 1961 as an honor society whose objective is defined in its motto of learning, loyalty, and leadership Its original purpose was to cooperate with the administration in an effort to maintain a high moral and spiritual standard on campus. In actuality, they were intended to be a type of "congress" to the student body.

The ten membersare chosen by the faculty during the close of their junior year on two basic qualifications: residency oncampus for two consecutive semesters, and a minimum grade point average of 3.2.

Three of the ten members selected did not returnthis year Ruth Pierce graduated, while Bernard Hayes and Nancy Longeneckerdid not return for their senior year

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WHO'S WHO

Fourteen LeTourneau students were honored in the 1976-77 Who's Who selection These are second sememster juniors who are listed in Who's Who Among Studentsin American Universitiesand Colleges.

Dean Caneday, assisted by members of the faculty and administration, nominated the students Selectionwas based on a student's academic achievements, extra-curricular activities, and community loyalty and participation.

The goal of Who's Who is to recognize students who not only excel academically, but who also demonstrate a solid support for the American way of life Theprestige and significanceof the award is recognized in industry, although the award provides no financial stipend

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Pictured Lto Rare: Rick Noel, Brian Schmidt, and Keith Leonhart

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There are many ways to honor studentsand faculty who have excelled Faculty members have been chosen for recognition by student groups and their peers Students have been named to Gold Key Club and Who's Who Many are honored when fellow students elect them to office in the Student Senate or one of the campus groups which serve student needs.

However, it is often true that some people render invaluable service to the campus without official recognition. The PIONEER staff, thus honors eight who have made the campus better for their lives among us This is not an official honor, but a very personal acknowledgement that servicedoes not go unnoticed

WE HONOR

LEE BEACHY has been "Mr. IM" for most of his college career It is true that he has held an official position on the staff, but his contribution to intramural sportshas gone far beyond a job His soft-spoken firmness established a stability to a program which involveswell over 50% of the students in one of the most comprehensive IM programs in the nation His spiritual contribution was evident in his initiation of the Wednesday night prayer services and in his consistent quiet testimony His trademark has been a never-ending supply of tee-shirts commemorating long-distance races he has competed in

MR. JACK CRAWFORDhas now completed thirty years of service to LeTourneauCollege, something of a record for a college with thirty-one years of history A major portion of his professional career has beenperformed here on the campus He can regale you with tales ofthe "old days," but hisstudents can detect a very definite interest in the issues of contemporary life. He hastaught just about every mathematics course in thecurriculum and well deserves recognition for his loyalty to the institution

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There are many people who work behind the scenes in student services. EDNA MILLER is a morevisible member of the student affairs staff She knowsnearly every studentby name and they frequently pass her desk in the office of the Registrar. She has developed a loyal group of friends and is often seen at campusfunctions with her husband, Frank, becauseshe is genuinely interested in student life and activity She also keeps a full candy jar.

MR EARL THOMPSON is a long-time member of the college faculty Hisfamiliar identification, agreasesmeared shop coat, marks his interest in automotive and deisel mechanics Generations of LeTourneaustudents have taken his required courses in the practical aspects of automotive maintenance, but many more have dropped by for instant diagnoses and frequent friendly chats about their cars "Hon" got his nick-name from the familiar "Now, Hon," which always precedesa gentle rebuke for careless workmanship. He is a native East Texanand has lived for years near Henderson

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PUBLICATIONS

The many facets of campus publications included the YELLOWJACKET, the PIONEER, and the photography staff behind them Mr Ralph Gilbert again servedas adviser for student publications. Doyle Peterson was appointed YELLOWJACKET Editor, while Mark Sjoblom filled the position of photography editor ThePIONEER staff included four sectioneditors SueBritt — Campus Life, JimCourse— Sports, Alan Griffin — Organizations,and Dave Strait — Advertising Though all staffs were small, their unity outweighed the needfor excessive personnel.

Hard at work,editor Doyle Petersonand Cheryl Owen piece together another YELLOWJACKET lay-out

Deep in thought, adviser Ralph Gilbert ponders a more effective approach to meeting frustrating publication deadlines

Late hours at work on the Pioneer for Debbie Fulghum and SueBritt included seeminglyendless amounts of copy to write and type

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YELLOWJACKET

Under the leadership of Editor Doyle Peterson, the YELLOWJACKET maintained a steadypace and also managed to improve in quality Thestaff was able to meet a full production scale by putting out a fifteenth issue of the paper, far exceeding the accomplishments of previous years Discountcouponswere alsomore plentiful and were appreciated for late night snacks and Sundaydinners

Stan Watne's popular "Calling 'Em Close" column came to a close with his graduation in December, but senior Andy Briggs took over in the spring semester with his "Athlete's Footnotes." A major highlight, although officially disowned by the editor and staff, was the surprise April Fool's edition of the BUMBLEBEE, whichwas well accepted oncampus

Papers busily scattered in front of them, Editor Doyle Peterson and Layout Assistant Paul Milanowski plan the layout for another YELLOWJACKET

Staff, Pictured Lto R:Alan Griffin, Phil Ingram, Cheryl Owen, Jan Johnson, Jim Lauver, Andy Briggs, Paul Milanowski, Dave Strait, Doyle Peterson.

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MISSIONARY UNION

Missionary Union concentrated its efforts this year in two main areas For the first time Missionary Union became directly involved in the planning of Missions Emphasis Week. Lynell Friesen, President,and other members suggested topicsfor SeminarSessions which it was felt would interest students.Prayer Bands were also formed, their thrust being to supportLeTourneau College Alumni who are on the missionfield. Each group concentratedon one particular continent, and prayed specificallyfor the mission work there.

Mr. Don Connors, asadvisor, assisted in preparation for the bi-weekly meetings. He suggestedslide presentations, films and speakers Films were chosen which portrayed aspects of a particular continent or country Wings ForWitnessmet throughout the year on Monday mornings for prayer and fellowship, and also held some specialweeknight meetings The group grew in size and effectiveness as the yearprogressed

Practical assistance given to Missionary Aviation groups included installation of radio and navigation equipment in a LAMP Cessna 1 85 Helio One belonging to JAARS was also refurbishedby the group during thesummer months Alumni of the College now in Mission Aviation were supported through prayer andcorrespondence

Members, Pictured Lto R: Robert Mantel), Lynell Friesen President, Marc Rettig, Larry Allen, Gary Lundberg, Anita Chasteen, Lois McFarland, Vicki Murano, and Ruth Mclntosh

Wings ForWitness installed radio and navigation aids in this LAMP Cessna 1 85 before it was delivered to Canada for missionwork

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The secondgroup toured the northern midwest, concentrating primarily upon Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin Prior to thesix week summer ministry, they performed severaltimes in chapel, as well as in local churches and a nursing home Joni Griparis, the only veteran member of the group, provided the enthusiasmand encouragement necessary to get the group on their feet. Sponsor Dave Benson,Director of ChristianActivitiesand Music, also provided a spirit of leadership for the Group.

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COLLEGE CHOIR

Students interestedin singing found a place to express themselves in the LeTourneau College Choir The group met three times a week to practice in the third floor theatre of the Memorial StudentCenter Although the bass section tended to outnumber the other voices,the overall blend of the choir's tones was quite exceptional Several concerts enabled membersto share the message of song with fellow students Under the direction of Dave Benson,and accompanied by pianist Patti Wahlstrom, the choir proved to be a musicallytalented group ofstudents

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Led by President Ron Rentier, Auto Society sponsored the annual Slalom and go-kart races, but also reached out for broader horizons. Flip Lacy organized thesociety's participation in the Phonothon. The dedicated crew logged more hours per man than any other dorm, floor, or society, winning a $100 cash award Spring's highlight was the sponsorshipof a chapel service in which Paul VanDerLey spoke to the student body The first annual car show the next day also proved quite successful Besides these projects, members also met daily for prayer breakfasts Membership thus provided not only a clean, safe area to work on vehicles,but close fellowship and a Christian atmosphere

AUTO SOCIETY

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY

Interest in the Mechanical Engineering Society was revitalized in the Spring semester, after having suffered without a sponsor throughout the fall. Dr. Hartman, Divisional Chairman of Engineering, was designated as the new sponsor The main purpose of the society is to unite those studentswho sharea common interest in the field of Mechanical Engineering and acquaint them with the opportunities tehir professional careers may hold for them. Guest speakers from businessesand organizations suchas the Missionary Tech Team were of special help in informing students about a few of the many potential fields available in today's world of engineering

Pictured Lto Rare: Debbie Fulghum, Keith Leonhardt, Charles Lucas, Randy Plants, Daryl Hoffman, Duane Platz, John Rees,Randy Friesen, Richard Campbell

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AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY

AWS, boasting someone hundred membersin the LeTourneau College chapter, brought several new additions to the college's scopeof specialactivitiesand programs Their Careers in Welding program, sponsoredby the alumni chapter, included guest speakers in chapel as well asa special session in the evening

The coordination of a joint program with theLeTourneau College student chapter of the American Society of Nondestructive Testingalso proved to be a rewarding program. Theemphasisfor the program was placed upon the topic of dye penetrants and magnetic particles.

Sponsored by Mr. William Kielhorn, the AWS chapter strives for several major goals in their program Their desire to stimulate an early professionalconsciousness among members is partially achieved in their endeavor to keep students informed of currentdevelopmentsin the welding field More importantly, the societytries to develop a sense of unity and integration of business and professional life with the basic principlesof Christianliving.

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KLTC UNDER RECONSTRUCTION

KLTC, the campusChristian radio station, went through a major overhaul for two entire semesters Originally planning to broadcast in the early fall, the staff was forced not only to remodel the building, but to design and build new equipment and rebuild old equipment

The group was sponsored by Dr. David Sprague, with Dr Bill Graff serving asTechnicalAdvisor and Terry DeVriesas General Manager Thestaff worked long hourson the small radio station, and with the Lord's help, the future looks much brighter

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Student Wives

Highlighting the springsemester with a fashion show by J.C. Penney, the Student Wives of LeTourneau College remained quite active throughout the school months. Special seasonal activities attended by Mom LeTourneau included the Christmasparty and the Sweetheart Banquet.

The ladies also petitioned the construction of a playground in the married apartment area Money for the playground was raised through bake sales, cook book sales, and the selling of tickets for the Carpenter's concert The evening meetings, held monthly, provided a time of sharing and fellowship for those married ladies who share an interest in both the school and in married campus life.

Student Wives' Officers and Sponsors, Lto R,Seated: Dee Patrick, Carol Newton, Vera Price; Standing: Karen Waechter, Linda Montgomery, Mrs IgglissGraff, Mrs Bev Harder, Wonda Walker, Trenda Lynch, Mrs. Noni Larsen, Cheryl Williamson.

Mom LeTourneau was honored with a lovely corsageas a special guest at the Student Wives' Valentine SweetheartBanquet

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SSPORT

JACKET KICKERSNAB TITLES

The Jacketdefense was tight, allowing only 1.55 goals per game in spite of all opposing efforts

In its debut at varsity status, the Jacket soccer team fought itsway to two NAIA district titles and the NCCAA South Region Championship. Six team members; Dave Stoltzfus, B J Werner, Nate Saint, Dave Whelchel, Gary Holler, and Keith Hibbard were named to the All-District IV NAIA squad Stoltzfus and Hibbard were also chosen as NCCAA All-Americans.

Goalie Keith Hibbard recorded a seasonhigh of 27 saves inthe NAIA Tri-DistrictChampionship game

1976 SoccerTeam

Front row (from left):

Jim Morris

Dennis Williams

Ben Assam

Nate Saint

Dave Stoltzfus

Kent Brady

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Gary Holler

Brian Stephens

Jon Bromley

Jose Cosa

Dave Whelchel

B J Werner

Top row:

Garret DeJong

John Brinkerhoff

Franklin Dearmore

Standing:

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Coach Brynn

Keith Hibbard

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The Jacket wrestling squad journeyed to Pennsylvania to participate in the 1977 NCCAA National Tournament Theteam finished sixth out of a field of sixteen Ross Beansplaced second in the 177 Ib class, barely losing in the finals 10-9 Andy Briggs placed fourth in the 1 67 Ib class Five other Jacketwrestlers had qualified for the NCCAA Nationals, but none were able to place.

31-22

With Stu Brynn at the helm, the Jacket grapplers finished their dual meet seasonwith a record of seven wins and four losses. Co-captains Andy Briggsand Ross Beans wrestled in outstanding style throughout the season. Randy Hartman, Doyle Peterson and Karl Anderson were the other veterans as the squad featured several promising freshmen. With only Briggs graduating, LeTourneauCollege will be a wrestling powerhouse for years

Co-captain Andy Briggs performed well in hisfourth year on the Yellowjacket squad He took first place in the 1 67 Ib class at the NCCAA Midwest Regionals, and fourth at the national tourney

Doyle Peterson wrestled in the heavy weight class He is shown here against Pete McMillan in an exhibition match

One of several freshmenwrestlers, Dan Straw recorded a key win when LeTourneaudefeated RichlandCollege

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JACKETS COME UP SHORT

The Yellowjacket basketball team members pictured are: Standing, L-R: Coach Rick Fowler, Clyde Sepulvado, Charles Yearling, Dan Parmley, BonnieWhite, Rick Noel, Dave Larson,Keith Bastian, Manager Dave Parker; Kneeling, L-R: Kane Elie, SteveBeacham, Tim Moon, Joe Dyk, Dan Radabaugh, Ronnie Goines; Front, L-R: Mark Littlejohn, Jerome White

The Yellowjacket basketball team had a disappointing record for the '76-V7 season, but this tells only a part of the story The only returning veterans were cocaptains Rick Noel and Bonnie White.

Injuries and poor grades dropped five team members from the line-up In spite of all these difficulties,the Jackets created a lot of excitementwhen they played.

First year coach Rick Fowler brought some spunk and fire to the bench Fowler's coachingstyle was impressive, as well as effective. He will undoubtedly lead the Jackets to many victories in the coming years

The teamhad two scorers with high averages, but they had little supportfrom the rest of the team Newcomer

Kane Elie exhibited a good driving ability as he racked up an average of 19.2 points per game. Elie led the team in shooting percentage with a 47.2 mark, andwas second in rebounding with 9.3 per game

The star in the Jackets' line-up was junior Bonnie White. White was ranked among the Top Twenty Scorers inthe NAIA, and fourth in the nation on the NCCAA chartsfor his 24.7 scoring average He led the NCCAA in rebounds by grabbing an average of 1 3.4 caroms per-game His high game was against BaptistChristian College, where he registered 52 points.

For his efforts, White was named All-DistrictNCCAA, Honorable Mention All-DistrictNAIA, and was selected for the NCCAA All-American squad.

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BASEBALL RECORDS FALL

The Yellowjacket Varsity baseball team enjoyed their best season in years Under the direction of Coach Stu Brynn the team banged out a 1 4-7 season, and set some new school records in the process

Bo Letneywas the anchor of the Yellowjacket pitching staff. He set a record for wins with seven against four losses He struck out 70 batters for the season,also a school record, and had an impressive 1.81ERA.

Paul Young, in hisfirst year on the baseball team, seta record for pitching, by winning five games without a loss

Freshman Larry Verduin stepped in to take over the catching chores and had a great season behind the plate. His four triples were another school mark

Kevin Jackson and Larry Lunsfordhad outstanding offensive seasons. Lunsfordset a school record with a .404 batting average He was secondon the team in hits with 23, and stole 1 8 bases. Jackson hit .348, had 24 hits, 3 HRS,and set a record by stealing 20 bases

The team as a whole batted .287, and scored 6.24 runs per game, the latter being another in the string of school records that wereset.

Bo Letney displayed control and endurance by hurling back-to-back shutouts on consecutivenights in games against Centenary and Louisiana Colleges

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CHEERLEADERS "GET FIRED UP"

The 1976-1977 Cheerleaders, Bottom, L-R:Karen Jones, Brenda Busing, Julie Niewald, Cindy Martin, Madelyn Casement; Top, L-R:Cecelia Miller, Linda Russell,Carol Barclay

Supported by Captain Julie Niewald, Linda Russell mounts on top for a half-time show

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THREE MAKE ALL-AMERICAN

The 1976-1977 school year featured some outstanding performances by LeTourneauCollege Athletes Itwas an exciting year, the most dramatic moment being the capture of the NCCAA South-Regionchampionship title The jubilant crowd coveredthe field after the double over-time win This was the high point of a long season, and LeTourneau College was proud of her team.

All four of the varsitysports experienced good fan support Even baseball, which had been cut from varsity status, but was later reinstated, had the stands filled with cheeringYellowjacketsupporters At soccer games the fans lined the Jacketside of the field to such an extent that the referees often had to make themmove back

The soccerteam and members of the wrestling team went to NCCAA national tournaments. Therewere three athletes who were selectedto NCCAA All-American teams. Deservingall the praise given them were Keith Hibbard and Dave Stoltzfusin soccer,and Bonnie White in basketball. To them and all other membersof LeTourneau College varsityteams: A salute and a thank-you for an exciting athletic season.

Dave Stoltzfus was selected as the soccer team's MVP,as well as making NCCAA All-American

After stopping 201 enemy shots on goal, Keith Hibbard was named an NCCAA soccer All-American

Ronnie White was on the Top Scorerschart for the NCCAA all season long, and made NCCAA All-American

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COEDS PLAY HOCKEY

In the warm summerevenings of September and October the coeds could be found on the athletic field battling out a game of field hockey. Swinging at each other with the sticks of their trade, the girls vigorously pursuedthe little white ball

The field hockey gameswere anextension of the field hockeyclass taught by Mrs. Betty Jane Fratzke Because the afternoon classtime period was too short for both instruction and a full game, the intramural games were moved to the evening time slot.

Two teams were chosen from those in the field hockey class plus volunteers from the remainder of the female population When the season closed, the team captained by Ruthanne Calkins was the champion.

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INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS

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Alpha Omega

Alpha Omega

Alpha Omega

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Delta Sigma Psi

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Randy Brown(35)

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Lowell Caneday(F/S)

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Jon Bromley (KZX)

Tyler 3A

Clayton Lai(3A)

Daryl Forry (TKD)

Kevin Jackson (TKD)

Bruce Taylor(3A)

Andy Briggs(3A)

Pete McMillan (IB)

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John Lee(AO)

Jim Marvin (2A)

Rick Dinkins(2A)

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Bruce Taylor(3A)

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AO CAPTURES VOLLEYBALL CROWN

Volleyball was the first major event on the fall intramural calendar Asthe season progressed, Alpha Omega, Delta Sigma Psi,Faculty-Staff, and 2A emerged as the dominant teams

On the evening of October 14th, Alpha Omega captured its second straight volleyball crown bydefeating 2A in semi-final action, then F/S in the championship game. The consolation game saw 2A winning over DSP.

The quality of play was improved greatly over previous years, as teams demonstrated a more professional style of play Bythe season's end, the team that usedthe spike to the greatest extent was usuallyvictorious

The 1976 IM volleyball champs pictured are: Front, L-R:TimWallace, Dave Stoltzfus, Dan Webber, Paul Young; Standing, L-R:Dave Lucas, Steve Love, Tim Moon, Ken Burkins

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Alpha Omega kept its winning streak going by nabbing the IM flag football title for the second year in a row. In the championship game between AO and 1A the score was tied 66 at the half, but from then on it was all AO Thefinal score was AO — 28, 1A — 6 TauKappa Delta edged by 2A, 15-14, to take third place

The competition this season was intense, but injuries were seldom This is exceptional as the brand of flag football played at LeTourneau is rougher than most.

Nearly half of the schedulewas played on Saturday afternoons. This brought welcome relief from the cold of the night and the harsh glare of the field lights.

Tau Kappa Delta startedthe season off strong, but lost in the opening round of theplayoffs

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Four teams: DSP,AO, TKDand 3A did well enough in the regular season to advance tothe playoffs DSPmet and defeated TKD, while AO slid by 3A in extra innings

DSP and AO clashed in the championship game Some clutch hitting in the DSPranks gave them the lead, and a game-ending double play closed the door on AO.

The consolation game pittedTKD against 3A, and TKD picked upa solid win.

Joel Dyk of 2A concentrates on tossing another strike across the plate

Frank Fiore pitched for 4B in a Saturday afternoon game

The 1 977 IM Softball Champs pictured are, Front (L-R) Jim Course, Dave Whelchel, Tim Eppinger; Middle (L-R) Pete Strubhar, Mark Ahlenius, Jim Kladifko, Ray Farrar; Rear (L-R) Keith Hibbard, Dennis Doud, Bob Crego

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IM OFFERS VARIOUS EVENTS

With activities from badminton to basketball,the intramural schedule featured numerouseventsthat provided exercise and competition for theLeTourneau College athlete. In addition to the four major team sports, the IM season contained several individual events Some, such as wrestling or weightlifting, were divided into different weight classes Theothers gauged each man on his skill, not his size. Special events, such as pool tourney, were interspersedthroughout the IM season to add even more variety

Dale Wilder of TKDtook first place in the intramural basketball "one on one" specialevent.

AO's TimMoon receiveda special award for being the "High Point Man" of the intramural season

Clayton Laiof Tyler 3A was the table tennis singles champion

Van AntonAbel,JR

Margaret Ackley,JR

Beverly J Adams,FR

Jack Lee Adams, SR

David E Adler, SO

Edgardo Aguayo, SO

Mark T Ahlenius, SR

Paul F Ahrens, SO

Lloyd Albertson, FR

Timothy Albright, SO

Larry S. Allen,JR

C Mark Allsop, FR

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eGeorg R RF,Baldree

eBruc B RS,Balcom

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pPhili ,Bakelaar OS

cMar R ,Bacon OS

tRober .J RJ,Backlund

nBenjami ,Assam OS

nJo W ,Arrowsmith RJ

dDavi F ,Arnold OS

nGlen T ,Arndt RF

dDonal W ,Ansley RS

yTimoth V ,Andrews RF

lPau J RJ,Anderton

kMar .L ,Anderson RF lMichae ,Anderson RF

lKar ,Anderson.R OS

yBradle J RJ,Anderson

tJane ,Andersen.L OS

sJame M ,Andersen RF

Lawrence Bandstra, SO

Bernard Banzhaf,JR

Stephen Baptista,SR

Carol Ann Barclay, SO

Bruce S Barlow, SR

Jeffrey A. Barr, SO

Richard Barrett, SO

Robert Bartels,SR

Keith L Bastion, SO

Rebekah A. Bates, SO

Ronald C Bates, FR

Donald Beacham,JR

Steve G Beacham,SR

Leland J Beachy,JR

Dwight D Beadle, SO

Scott K. Beall, FR

Ross A Beans, SR

Arno Bebernitz,FR

Alan S Beckett,SR

Michael Beerbower,FR

lBil B RF,Brockhoff

nSusa .E ,Britt OS

tStewar ,Brinkoeter OS

nJoh ,Brinkerhoff OS

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tRober R RJ,Brandt

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lDanie C RF,Braasch

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lJoe R ,Blosser OS

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nJoh H ,Bishop RJ

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hBart J ,Benton RJ

nBrya .E RS,Benson

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eLanc ,Behymer OS

lPau .R RS,Beers

Jonathan Bromley,SR

David R. Brown, SR

Randall W Brown,SR

Gregory Buchanan, SO

John A. Bullock,JR

Eugenio Bultedaob,FR

Kenneth Burkins,SR

Mark A Burns, FR

Thomas J Burt,SR

Carl A Burtner,JR

Charles Bushey,SR

Brenda S Busing, SO

lPau ,Chamberlin RF

eLauri ,Chamberlin OS

yJerr L RS,Cassel

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eJanic E ,Carr RF

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hKennet RS,Caplet

tRober RS,Campbell

lRussel ,Callison OS dRichar ,Campbell RJ

eRuthann ,Calkins OS

kMar E RS,Calkins

lDanie .W ,Byker RF

nJoh E ,Bygrave OS

Stephen Chamberlin,JR

Garry D. Chambers,FR

Chadwick D Chang, SO

Donna M Chapman,JR

Anita M Chasteen, JR

Stephen L Cheek,SR

Theodore Chick,FR

Michael Christensen, SR

James E Christian,FR

James Christoferson, SO

Robert Wing-Kan Chu,SR

Steven R Claassen, SO

Anver E Classens, SO

Douglas B Cobb,JR

Jack M Cohn, SO

David A Colburn,FR

David P. Colvin, SR

Patrick A Colvin, SO

Larry Jay Cook,FR

Douglas M Coon,JR

Catherine Copeland, FR

Kenneth F. Coppage,FR

Israel Cordero, SO

Jose D. Cosa,JR

Pedro F Cosa,FR

David G. Coultas, SO

James R Course, SO

Andrew D Cowles, SR

Thomas J Cowper,JR

Nesa R.Cramblert, SO

Diane L Crane,FR

Michael Crawford,JR

dDonal OS,Decurtis

hGriffit ,Decker OS

yRo F RF,Dearmore

sJame A RS,Dearman

nLore D ,Deal OS

nJonatha ,Davis OS

sJame H ,Davis OS

nMarli ,Danielsen OS

nKevi L RF,Damon

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kMar D RF,Grouse

nLyn .D RF,Grouse

sJame G RF,Crews

sThoma P RS,Crego

sDougla V ,Crawmer RF

Garrett DeJong,JR

Daniel D Demott,FR

Terrance Devries, SO

Paul Diffenderfer,JR

Joel Dingeldein, SO

Mark Dingeldein, FR

Richard Dinkins,FR

Walter F. Dinse,FR

Clinton R Dix, FR

Bruce L. Dodds, SR

Daniel Doenges, SR

Dennis R Doud,SR

Timothy Driver,FR

William Dubas,SR

Philip R Dubert, SO

Stephen Dubert,JR

Daniel R. Duda,SR

Thomas Duddles,JR

David Dufendach, SO

Stephen W Duker,SR

nAlvi .K ,Elie RF

dHowar J OS,Eliason

mWillia ,Ekstrand RJ

yJeffre ,Eastman OS

tRober .W ,Dyke RF

lJoe V RF,Dyk

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dDonal .L ,Durrett OS

yGar A ,Durbin OS

lMichae ,Duncan RF

kDere S ,Duncan RF

nStephe R ,Dunbar OS

Edward Ellingson,FR

Paul Elliott,JR

Russell Elliott,FR

Jaye Anthony Ellis,FR

Timothy Eppinger, JR

Michael Erickson, FR

Brad R. Erickstad,FR

Arthur H Eriksen, FR

Carl Erlandson, JR

Curt Erlandson,FR

James R Evans,JR

William W Ewin,JR

Timothy D Faber,FR

Joan D. Parish,SR

Michael L Ferrell, SO

Harry Figueroa,FR

Francis J Fiore, SR

David T. Fisher, SO

David W Fisher,SO

Kenneth Flemming, FR

Melvin Flowers, SO

Randall Folkmann, SR

J. Kevin Forbis,FR

Stephen Forcey,SR

Joseph G. Forrest, SO

Michael Forrest, FR

Daryl K Forry, SO

John A. Foster, SO

Mark T Fox,FR

Russell M Frank, SO

Jonathan C Fray,FR

DeLyn J. Friesen,FR

nKevi A ,George OS

sDougla A ,Gentry RF

yGregor ,Gebhardt OS

hKennet R ,Gaunt RF

yGeoffre ,Gathungu OS

lMichae ,Gaston RF

nJo D OS,Garrison

nJoh .M ,Garner RF

mWillia RF,Garfield

dDavi E RJ,Gardner

pPhili RS,Gardiner

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lSamue J RF,Ganow

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yGregor A ,Fuchs OS

yTon J ,Fryman OS

lLowel D RS,Frye

lRandal ,Friesen RF

lLynel ,Friesen RJ

Scott A George, SO

Richard Gilson, SO

Timothy Gingrich, SO

Ronnie L Goines, SO

David Gorrell,JR

Novella Gray,FR

Mark I Grey, FR

Joan Griparis, SO

Roger Gritzmaker, FR

William Grubb, FR

Carlos Guerrero, JR

Larry S Gullman,FR

Daniel Gutwein, FR

John M Haagen,SO

Steven A. Haglin, SR

Gary J Holler,SR

Peter D Haney, SO

Glenn Hardaway FR

Dale Hardtke,SR

Suzanne M Hare, SR

nJoh ,Helbing OS

lSamue ,Heizer OS

nCaroly RJ,Heil

sDenni RS,Hebert

lPau RF,Heavener

sDougla RJ,Haynes

eGeorg ,Haymond OS

nStephe L RJ,Hayes

hRut ,Hartshorn OS

lRandal RJ,Hartman

nAlle ,Hartman OS

tRober ,Harold OS

Larry Hellem,FR

Theresa Hendrickson, FR

Mark Henneberg, JR

George L Herb,SR

John Herrmann,SO

Merle Hertzler,SO

Keith Hibbard, JR

Joseph D Hicks,JR

Gail Hildebrand, FR

Sharon E.Hill, SO

Brent H Hoff, SO

William Hoffart,JR

Daryl Hoffman, JR

Joseph Hogate,FR

Gary Holeman, FR

Jonathan Holmgren,FR

Jamie N Hooker, FR

Paul A. Homey, SO

John L. Howard,FR

Timothy Howrey, SO

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nBe RF,Karcesky

sThoma ,Justus OS

sJame ,Julsonnet RF

yRand P RF,Jordan

nKare L RF,Jones

sJame RF,Johnston

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kMar D RF,Johnson

kMar .C RF,Johnson

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dDavi RF,Johnson

tBren RJohnson,J

kMar .L RF,Jensen

sDougla RF,Jensen

dDavi ,Jensen OS

dDonal ,James OS

tRober RJ,Jackson

nKevi ,Jackson RJ

lDanie RF,Iverson

nSusa ,Iversen OS

nSteve ,Israel OS

pPhili RS,Ingram

yLarr RJ,Huntley

nShanno RS,Hunt

lCaro L RF,Hunt

nArde R RJ,Hunt

yJeffre ,Hull RJ

mWillia RF,Hughes

nJoh M ,Hughes OS

yRa .G RS,Huey

hJosep RF,Hudgens

Bruce Kauffmann, SO

Jay A Kaufman, FR

Ricky Kaufman,JR

Randy Kelly, SO

Robert Kiddy,SR

Kenneth Kienzle, SO

Donovan King, SO

Mark M. Kinkead, FR

Timothy Kinney,JR

Gregory Kirby, SO

Mary Kirby,FR

Howard Kissick, FR

rRoge ,Lange OS yHarr RS,Larsen

dDavi RF,London

eDu nVa ,Lam RS

lMerril RF,Ladd hChunChie RJ,Lai

dDavi J RF,Ladd

pPhili .E ,Lacy RS

dDavi A RJ,Lacey

dDavi K ,Kyrk OS kMar ,Labarbera RF

lDanie .O ,Kuhn RF

tRober ,Krans RS

nNorma ,Kopesky RS

nCalvi G ,Kody OS

nJoh ,Konstant RF

nAla yJa OS,Koch

sJame RJ,Knowlton

sDougla RJ,Kline

sJame ,Kladifko OS

Robert Larsen,FR

David A Larson, SO

Timothy Larson, SO

James E Lauver,JR

Mark H. Layne, FR

Rick Leasure, SO

Bill C. Leek,FR

John S Lee,SR

Keith Leonhardt,SR

Herbert Letney, JR

Andrew W Lewis, FR

Wayne B Lewis, SO

James Lightfoot, JR

Glen Lindahl,SR

Philip Linden, FR

Franklin Lindquist,SR

Lynn Lindquist, SO

Matthew Lister,FR

James R Little,FR

Mark Littlejohn, SO

dDavi RS,McAfee

hDebora J ,Mayo OS

lCar RS,Mattson

nStephe ,Matolka RF

sDougla ,Mashburn OS nDaw ,Mathiesen OS

nJoh T RS,Marx

sJame ,Marvin RF

lDanie RS,Marvin

pPhili ,Martin OS nStanto RS,Martin

aCynthi ,Martin RF

lCar N ,Martin RJ

eGeorg .E RJ,Mars

yHarr J RF,Marks

nJoh R RMantell,J

lCarrol OS,Manchester

nJoh .G RF,Madsen

nEdwi ,MacDonald RJ

dDavi RF,MacBeth

eMont .D ,Mabry RF

xMa A OS,Mabry

yJerr .W RJ,Lynch

yLarr ,Lunsford RJ

yGar RJ,Lundberg

aLaur .L ,Lugar RF

dDavi ,Luckert OS

dDavi W RJ,Lucas

sCharle E RS,Lucas

nStephe RJ,Love

nLyn RF,Longenecker

lPau T ,Long OS

Peter McAfee, SO

Richard McClain, FR

Robert McCutcheon, SO

Paul McElroy,FR

Lois McFarland,FR

Timothy McGuire,SR

Keith Mcllhany,FR

Ruth Mclntosh, SO

Mark Mclntyre,FR

Charles McKenzie,FR

Daniel McKenrick, SO

Kiel McKenrick, SO

nAla K ,Mock OS

nVerno ,Mitchell RS

yLarr ,Mitchell OS

nSusa ,Miller OS

tScot ,Miller RF

nJonatha RJ,Miller

yJeffre RF,Miller

sDougla ,Miller RS .DuaneK ,Miller RJ

lPau RS,Milanowski aCeceli ,Miller RF

yLero ,Michaelson RF

tRober RS,Meyer

sCri .A ,Meyer RF

tRober RJ,Mertz

lDanie ,Merrick RF

dDavi M ,Mercer RF

rPete ,McMillan RF

sJame ,McMahan OS

nAla OS,Mclaughlin

Michael Monahan, SO

Raymond Monson, SO

Byron Montgomery,JR

Jonathan Montgomery,SR

Timothy R.Moon,JR

Deborah Moore,JR

William Morgan, JR

James Morris,FR

Mark Morrison, SO

Daniel V Mosser,SO

Timothy Munsterman,FR

Vicki L Murano,FR

Kevin L Myers,FR

William Myers, SO

Paul J Nasse,SO

John E Nauman,SR

Randall Nelson,SO

Larry Newcomer, JR

Sharon Newman,JR

Bruce Newton,JR

Jesse Newton,JR

Julie Niewald, SR

David J Nixon,FR

Richard Noel,SR

Steven H. Noel, FR

Royal Nordeen, SO

Dean Norfleet, SO

Caroline K Nyberg,FR

David M Oakes, SR

Gordon Oksnevad,SO

Philip D. Olson,SR

Michael Omstead, SO

yGregor ,Petersen RF

nJonatha ,Peet OS

rVicto .M RF,Paul

rRoge RS,Patrick

lNoe RJ,Passan

dDonal RF,Parmley

dDavi RS,Parker

wAndre RF,Parker

sDougla RJ,Palmer

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lChery ,Owen RF

kMar .D ,Ott OS

lAnge ,V.Ortiz RJ

nSteve ,Orloff RF

sDougla W ,Opiinger OS

sDougla E RJ,Opiinger

tRober OS,O'Neill

nGlen ,Onarheim OS

Kenneth Petersen,SR

Daniel Peterson, FR

Doyle Peterson,JR

Robert E. Peterson,FR

Robert F Peterson,JR

Richard Petrie,JR

Brian Phaneuf,FR

Ken A Pierce, FR

David Pikett,FR

Charles Pinkerton,FR

Kenneth Pinneo,FR

James L. Pitts,FR

Randall Plants, SR

Duane W Platz,SR

Matthias Poelman,FR

Ron L. Pontier, SR

David Popovich,FR

James Popovich,FR

Stephen Popp,FR

Fran Powell, SO

aLiel ,Redding RF

yLarr .R ,Record OS

dDavi .H ,Ratje RF

yHob W ,Rash RF

nMervi ,Quintero RS nDa RRadabaugh,F

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nStephe H ,Quigg RF

dDavi .S RF,Puffer

nStephe RS,Prosser

sJame F RS,Price

nStephe ,Prater OS

Christine Reehoff,FR

John S Rees,JR

Richard Reisman,JR

Edward Reister,SR

Jeff D Renfroe,FR

Marc H Rettig,JR

Daniel Reynolds,FR

Joseph Reynolds, SO

Michael J Rice, SO

Robert Richards,SR

David Richmond,FR

Robert Ridder, JR

Charles Rider,FR

Michael Ringler,SR

Fred Ritchey, SO

Sidney L Roberts,JR

Lawrence Robinson, SO

Joyce M. Roden,SR

Susan Roland, FR

Woody Roland, JR

Duane E Ronan,FR

Richard Rosenberger, SO

Charles R Ross,FR

Lorna J. Ross,FR

Steven C Ross, SO

Cary A Roth,JR

Nancy E Rowe,SR

Richard M Rud,SR

Irene Rudoi,JR

Linda Russell,FR

Harry Saddock, JR

David Safstrom,SR

yJeffre RS,Shaver

eBruc A ,Shauger OS

dRichar RF,Seville

eClyd ,Sepulvado RF

wAndre RF,Seiler

eDal K ,Schwager RF

dDonal RF,Schwaderer

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sDougla RJ,Schuette

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nBria RS,Schmidt

lMichae ,Scheel RS

lPau RS,Schanely

nJoh R RF,Sancton nClifto ,Sandford RF

cMelodi OS,Salseth

rArthu ,Salatin RS

eNo I ,Saison RF

Scott A. Shaver,FR

Paul B Shaw,SR

John Sheeran, SO

Twila Shugart, SO

Douglas Shumate,FR

James Sickler, SO

Kenneth Sifert,FR

Rodney Silliman, SO

Jack Silvernale, SO

Marsha Simmons, JR

Raymond Sipple,FR

Mark Sjoblom,JR

Lambert Slaubaugh,FR

Bruce A Smith, SO Christopher Smith,FR

Eugene C Smith, FR

Glenn A Smith,SR

Mark A Smith,JR

Michael Smith,JR

Richard Smith, SO

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kMar .D RJ,Stephens

nBria ,Stephens RJ

nNorma OS,Steinkraus

nJoh ,Stegner OS

dDavi RS,Stauffer

nJoh .B RF,Stahl

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dRonal RJ,Soderberg

sCurti RS,Snyder

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nSteve RF,Smith

Brent Stewart, SO

Gary D Stewart,JR

James Stewart, SR

Beki Stieglitz,FR

Lisa G Still, FR

David Stoltzfus,JR

David R.Strait, JR

Daniel R Straw,FR

Dusty A Strayer,SR

James Strickler,SR

Mary E.Strube, SO

Carl Stutsman,JR

Billy Sullenger,JR

James E Sutton,FR

George Swanson,JR

Vern R. Swanson, JR

Joseph Swenson, JR

Randel S Syme,FR

Barthol Talaasen, FR

David L Talmage,FR

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eBruc RS,Villaume

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gFranklin RJ,Vannouhuys

lPau RJ,Vannatto

sThoma nVa ,Gorkom RF

lMichae nVa rDe RF,Dyke

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dDavi .W ,Turner RF

hKennet ,Tucker RS

yJo RJ,Trittipoe

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mWillia RF,Thiessen

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eDal A ,Tempco RF

mWillia ,Teasdale RF

eDenis RJ,Taylor

eBruc ,Taylor OS

lDanie RS,Tarr

Carl D. Waechter,SR

James Wahlstrom, SO

Patricia Wahlstrom, FR

Scott W Wahab, SO

James G. Walker,FR

Michael Walker, SR

Donald Wallace,SR

Sylvia Wallis, SO

Rodney Walzel, SO

David Wankmuller, SO

Daniel Waters, FR

Stanley Watne,SR

Barry G. Waugh, SR

Dale E Weaver,JR

David Weaver, JR

Daniel Webber,JR

Merlin Weber,SR

Boyd J. Werner, SO

Rodger Wesner, SR

David Whelchel, JR

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yTimoth RF,Wilkin

eDal .A ,Wilder OS

eStev ,Wildasin RS

nMelvi ,Wieting OS

nDa E RF,Wieland

sJame RF,Widlicka

sThoma .J ,Wicker RF

lMichae ,Whitlock RF

dEdwar RF,White

sCharle RS,White

eBonni ,White RJ

David Williams,FR

Dennis Williams, JR

Jonathan Williams, SO

George Williamson,FR

Candace Wilson,JR

Howard Wilson,JR

Todd Wilson,FR

Terrance Windle,FR

Charles Wisser,SO

Paul Wittenbach, SO

James B. Wolf,FR

Timothy Wolf, FR

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lPau E RJ,Young mIbrahi RS,Zabaneh

pPhili RJ,Yorgey

sCharle RF,Yearling eLawrenc RF,Yonge

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Andersen, Janet Foster 328 N VenturaR Port Hueneme, California 85041 197,219

Anderson, BradleyJay 2147 PennyLn Napa, California 94558 197

Anderson III, Karl Rudolph

PIONEER INDEX—1977

60 Grant St Bangor, Maine 04401 197,169,108, 177

Anderson, Mark Leonard 524 Wayne Dr

Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077 197

Anderson, MichaelCharles Rt 1 Box 437 Madras, Oregon 97741 197

Anderton, PaulJames 1018N Wasson

Streator, Illinois 61364 197

Andrews, Timothy Vail Rt 1

Oneida, Illinois 61467 197

Ansley, Donald Wayne 880 Autumn Dr Walnut Creek, California 94598 197

Arndt, GlennThomas Rd 3 Box 158

Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18360 197,169, 173

Arnold, David Frank Caixa Post 589 Manaus, Brazil 69000 197

Arrowsmith, Jon Wayne 122Callender E Peoria, Illinois 61611 197

Benjamin, Assam 40 Liberty St Arcade, New York 14009 197, 166,66, 137,3, 103,177

Backlund, Robert Joseph 516 W Farmingtn Va Beach, Virginia 23454 197

Bacon, Marc Roger 211 Van Buren Evans City, Pennsylvania 16033 197,137

Bakelaar, Philip Joseph 114N Cliff Ave Sayville, New York 11782 197,125, 161,160

Bakk, Dale Alan 4753 W 80th Ave Anchorage, Alaska 99502

197

Balcom, Bruce Brian Rt 2 Box 42 Roscommon, Michigan 48653

197

Baldree, George Robert Rt 2 Box 424

Holts Summit, Missouri 197 65043 Cedar Grove, New Jersey 198,154, 177 07009

Balusek, Rudolph Daniel Rt 2 Box 163B Kilgore, Texas 75662 197

Bandstra, Lawrence Matthew 46 JeffersonAve Pompton Lakes,New Jersey 07442 198

Banzhaf, Bernard Kaye Box 30206 Nairobi Kenya, Kenya 198,86, 144

Baptista, StephenJames P O Box 248 Waxhaw, NorthCarolina 28173 111, 126, 127, 129,198

Barclay, Carol Ann 1018 San Angela San Antonio, Texas 78201 198, 142, 174, 7, 179, 76

Barker, Delia Virginia 82 E 9th St Hamilton, Canada 9A3M8 2

Barlow, Bruce Sabin Old Colony Rd Eastford, Connecticut 06242 198

Barr, Jeffrey Alan 3440 41st St Highland, Indiana 46322 198

Barrett, RichardLowe 55 DavidRd Cedargrove, New Jersey 07009 198,125

Bartels, Robert Theodore 777 Lenox Ave Oradell, New Jersey 07649 198

Bastion, Keith Lamont Rd 3 Box 77 Muncy, Pennsylvania 17756 198,226,170, 154,173, 177

Bates, Rebekah Ann 30 Coachlight Little Rock,Arkansas 72207 198, 76

Bates, Ronald Charles Box 129 Montrose BC Canada 198

Bauer, David Lynn RR 2 Box 49 Hemingford, Nebraska 160,161

Beacham, Steve George Rt 1 Box 536 Sebring, Florida 33870 123, 198, 128, 103, 166,170, 177

Beachy, LelandJoel 35 Front St Lititz, Pennsylvania 17543 198,110, 130,183

Beadle, Dwight David 15W Plum St Westerville, Ohio 43081

Beall, Scott Kennedy 731 1 Springlake New Orleans, Louisiana 70126 198,80

Beans, Ross Allen 3039 Farmer Dr Highland, Indiana 46322 198,169,62, 154, 177,80

Bebernitz, Jr., Arno Robert 218WalworthRd Ontario, New York 14519

Beckett, Alan Scott 532Crescent Penndel, Pennsylvania 19047 198

Beerbower, Michael Robert Box 64 Rockford, Ohio 45882 198,139

Beers, Paul Russell Box 825 Franklin, Pennsylvania 16323 199

Behymer, Lance E 205 Maryknoll Stillwater, Minnesota 55082 199,159,65, 158, 149, 122

Bell, Dale Eugene 404 M St SW Quincy, Washington 98848 199

Bell, Ronald James 7261 Heatherwd Jenison, Michigan 49428 199, 189

Benson, Bryan Emerson P O Box 653 Longview, Texas 75601 199

Beacham, Donald Philip Sudan Int MSN OG1PO

Benton, Barth Jonithan 114 Carrier St Liberty, New York 12754 199

69348

Bergen, Douglas Paul 3709 Oleander San Diego, California 92106 199,217

924

220

,Wellborn aFlorid 43209

P O xBo 622

120 ,Chamberlin nStephe sLewi

,Springvale eMain 30408

DRF ,1 xBo 83

,Chamberlin lPau nCarlto

120

,Gypsum oColorad 78163

,Chamberlin eLauri eLynn rSta eRout

120

103W rFille ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Cassel yJerr eLe

120

050 N sCongres W mPal ,Beach aFlorid 13340

,Cassaday dDavi nLyn

,Casement yMar nMadely 0101 wBroadvie ,Dayton oOhi 94541 6201,174,7

120

,Carter tSterret nJudso 4363 LayDann ,Alexandria aVirgini 12231

120

,Carr eJanic hElizabet 1815S h12t St ,Longview sTexa 17560

8201,22

,Carr tConan eCav S1815 h12t St ,Longview sTexa 17560

120

,Carpenter V uLih,E lJoe n2196Brookhave Rd 2 ,Allentown aPennsylvani 31810

120

,Meeteetse gWyomin 38243

3201,7 ,Caplet dEdwarhKennet 11 rBalawende ,Norwich tConnecticu 00636 120 ,Capp LeMik 0334 nSharo PI ,Zion sIllinoi 96009 120 ,Cappella eLaurenc eDal 36 eBellevu Ave tWes tConnecticu,Haven 60651 120 ,Carnahan hKeit pPhili xP.O.Bo 612

201 146 814 ,Campbell sDouglatRober 0184 tPalmcres ,Clearwater aFlorid 63351

020 oEugeni,Bultedaob GVLLNGIWA ,Palau sWci 09694 020 ,Burck lPau nMilto xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,Burkins hKennet sCharle P O xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 27560 ,200,184 ,186 4154,6,81,7 ,Burns kMar nAlle 4Rd. ,Meadville aPennsylvani 51633 020 ,Burt sThoma sJame tBellcour462 ,Algona aIow 15051 1200,6 ,Burtch nAlayRodne aCasill 2249 aLim 010 uPer ,Burtner lCar nAla 128 hNort eAvenu ,Webster wNe kYor 01458 020 ,Bushy ,Jr. sCharle rArthu uLeTournea eColleg ,Longview sTexa 17560 020 ,Busing aBrend eSu Rt 1 xBo 144 ,Lakeland aFlorid 33380 ,200,174 ,145,63,108 ,109 ,12 ,112 8181,76,6 ,Butkovich sThoma yHenr 0133 N eFoot oColorad oColorad,Spgs 98090 318 ,Bygrave dEdwarnJoh oMerin 917 aLim 72 uPer 20690 3201,1 ,Byker lDanie eWan 3RR ,Hawarden aIow 35102 ,201,160 116

,Boothwyn aPennsylvani 11906

1727GaleySt

,Calkins eRuthunn 41356 lCrysta ,Brighton oColorad 18060 ,201,145 2178,179,73,76,7 ,Calkins kMar nEdwi 41356 lCrysta ,Brighton oColorad 18060 120 ,Callison lRussel yLero P O xBo 538 ,Eldorado sTexa 67693 0201,16 ,Campbell dRichar dDonal 11 eBruc St ,Scotia wNe kYor 21230

,Hatboro aPennsylvani 01904

747 rBaxte Ave ,Wyckoff wNe yJerse 10748 ,199 ,166 717 ,Brinkoeter tStewar eEugen P O xBo 735 ,Sinton sTexa 77838 919 ,Britt nSusa eElain 51363 nJackso ,Mishawaka aIndian 44654 ,199,134 ,135 616,7 ,Brockhoff lBil dBernar d4810Walfor ,Warrensville oOhi 84412 ,199 ,140 114 ,Brown yRodnedDavi xBo 948 ,Jenkins yKentuck 74153 020 ,Bromley nJonatha eBruc Rt 2 xBo 027 ,Delton nMichiga 64904 ,199,126,127 ,128,166 ,140,141 ,158 ,159 218 ,Brown mWillialRandal eNy6240 W ,Monroe aLouisian 17129 ,200 ,182 319 ,Buchanan yGregor tScot 5255 nKare Ln

,Brasington yJeffre nLyn 6157 6RDRyAver St ,Johns nMichiga 94887 ,199,182 318 ,Brinkerhoff nJoh rPete

,199,126 ,127 ,129,168 ,169 ,136 ,177 ,182 3183,7

,Cholula oMexic ,Brandt tRober eRic P O xBo 318 aCampin ,Grande lBrazi 05810 3199,151, ,Briggs nJohwAndre Rd 6 xBo 626 ,Manheim aPennsylvani 51754

,Brady tKen tStuar gGre nMai St 431 ,Morgantown aPennsylvani 31954 ,199,166 717 ,Brambila oRichard nJua oRi sBalsn 012

,Braasch lDanie sCharle 770 aColumbi ,Norfolk aNebrask 16870 919

020 ,Bullock nJoh wAndre

,Trochu aCanad OOM2C 3145,11

,Bogner dHarol mWillia P O xBo 538

,Blowers yLarr nDea 281 nN.Clinto ,Olathe sKansa 16600

919

,Monroe nWashingto 29827 919 ,Blosser lJoe dRichar 240 N aIndian ,Goshen aIndian 64652

6199,21 ,Birdwell yLarr eDal 446 ,Arcadia sTexa 71775 919 ,Bishop nJoh dHowar 4100 N eBuckey ,Abilene sKansa 06741 919 Bjornson, yTimoth dRea 598 aL zPa Rd aSant ,Barbara aCaliforni 89310 919 ,Blackburn nJoh kMar Rt 7 ,Spokane nWashingto 69220 ,199 ,173 ,182 918 ,Blalock kFran yCla 772 rSilve St ,Kingman aArizon 18640 9199,14 ,Blickenferfe nOwe tEveret Rt 1 ,Mott hNort aDakot 65864 ,Block yHarve nAlle Rt 3 xBo 714

,Berkner nStephe kMar !49NundaBlvd ,Rochester wNe kYor 01461 919 ,Berliner eLedDavi 4Rt. ,Cleveland aGeorgi 83052 ,199 015 ,Best dDavi lMichae 1875 tSargen Rd ,Indianapolis aIndian 64625 0199,200,209,15 ,Bicknell kRic dHowar 2215S h12t St ,Longview sTexa 17560 919 ,Biggs nStephe nGlen 71218 RdnUnio ,Manteca aCaliforni 69533 919 ,Bird dGeral nOle 2640 sSwis nGrd ,Toledo oOhi 24361

,Bowker yJeffre nAlle 7112 hSevent WN ,Canton oOhi 34470 919 ,Boyce yTimoth nAlle DW148N7540WDLN eMenomone ,FIs. nWisconsi 15305 919

Chambers, Garry Douglas 304 N 56th Ave Hollywood, Florida 33021

Chang, Chadwick Daniel Southfield PO St Elizabeth,Jamaica 202, 183

Chapman, Donna Marie Rd 1 Moscow, Pennsylvania 18444 202,179,181, 183,76

Chasteen, Anita Marie 1634 LindenAve Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 102,202,124,208, 139, 138

Cheek, Stephen Lowell 336 N Main Jasper, Texas 75951 202

Chick, Theodore Daniel 95 Maple St Westbrook, Maine 04092 202

Christensen, Michael Gordon Rt 3 Box 103 Oberlin, Kansas 67749 202,154

Christian II, James Emory 2832 Meadowbrk Piano, Texas 75075 202

Christoferson, James Alan 3113 Magnolia Temple, Texas 76501 202,154,111

Chu, Wing-Kan Robert 211 TakMinghs Kowloon, Hong Kong 202,3

Claassen, Steven Roy Rt 2 Box 59A Mt Lake, Minnesota 56159 202

Classens, Anver Edmond P O Box 20

Maphiveni SD South Africa 202, 148, 189

Clark, MaggieVictoria 2601 Eastman Rd Longview, Texas 75601

Cobb, DouglasBruce 26W110Blkhawk Wheaton, Illinois 60187 202

Cohn, Jack Matthews Rt 4 Box 164 Longview, Texas 75601 202

Colburn, David Arthur 12006 Gordon Ave Beltsville, Maryland 20705

202

Colvin, David Paul

470 ESt

Chula Vista, California 92010

202

Colvin, Patrick Alan 845 E8th St Natl City, California 92050

202, 205

Crawmer, Douglas Vance Box 116

S Coffeyville, Oklahoma 74072 203

Crego, Thomas Robert RR2 Plainfield, Illinois 60544 203, 156, 157, 153, 190

Cook, Larry Jay 1299 SW 13th Ave \a Raton, Florida 33432 202, 145

Crews, James Gilmore 920 Cliff St Ithaca, New York 14850 203

8650 MillSt Onekama, Michigan 49675 203

Dearman, James Alan 16 Wolfe Ave Mansfield, Ohio 44907 203

Dearmore, Roy Franklin P.O Box 531 Garland, Texas 75040 203,166

Coon, Douglas Mark \R 1 \e City, Indiana 47327

202

Copeland, CatherineJohanna 531 PapworthSt Wheaton, Illinois 60187 202,214

Coppage, Kenneth Frank 1111 NW 146 St Miami, Florida 33168 202

Cordero, Israel 2811 Pleasant Sebastopol, California 95472 202, 124,162, 163

Cosa, Jose Domingo P O Box 5847

Cali Valle, Colombia 202,166,2, 103

Cosa, Pedro Francisco P O Box 5847

Cali Valle, Colombia 202

Coultas, David George P O Box 656 Conner, Montana 59827 202, 189

Course, James Richard 804 LockwoodLn

Scorts Valley, California 95066 202, 156, 157, 135, 190

Cowles, Andrew Daniel P.O.Box 1081 Cottonwood, Arizona 86326 202

Cowper, Thomas James Rd 1 Box 57

Middle Grove, New York 1 2850 202

Cramblett, NesaRae 1471 Fahlander Columbus, Ohio 43229 202, 179

Crone, Diane Louise 6023 E Lincoln Scottsdale, Arizona 85253 202, 16

Crawford, Michael Peter 267 N Bryant Depew, New York 14043 202, 147

Crouse, Lynn Daniel Chester, Nebraska 68327 203, 156

Crouse, Mark Daniel Rd 2 Box 240F Greensburg, Pennsylvania 15601 203

Crouse, Paul Andrew RR 1 Chester, Nebraska 68327 203

Cuthriell, Linwood Stafford 513 Rock Dr Chesapeake, Virginia 23323 203

Cutler, Jeffrey Aymar 209 E Front St Danville, Pennsylvania 17821 203,147, 150

Cutler, William Albert 209 E Front St Danville, Pennsylvania 17821 203

Dagnan, John Henry P.O.Box 1712 Whiteside, Tennessee 37396 203

Daily, Loren John 3900Spencer Rocky River, Ohio 44116 203

Damon, Kevin Lee 608 Chestnut Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 203

Danielsen, Marlin Philip 3407 LinkwoodD Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 203,101

Davis, Jonathan Robert Rt 2 Box 73-37 Clermont, Florida 32711 203,154

Davis, James Harley CP502 Belem, Brazil 203

Day, John Townsend 1120 Chestnut Escondido, California 92025

Deal, Loren Daniel

Decker, Griffith Jay 6941 Precourt Orlando, Florida 32809 203

Decurtis, Donald Timothy 1233 Wilson Dr Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082 203

DeJong, Garrett Dean 110 6th St NE Orange City, Iowa 51041 204,166,203,177,68

Demott, DanielSylvan 1422 S Hickory Mt Vernon, Missouri 65712 204

DeVries, Terrance L 359 S Adams Wickenburg, Arizona 85358 204, 145,145, 150, 108

Diffenderfer, PaulAugust 28 BeverlyRd Summit, New Jersey 07901 204, 138

Dingeldein, Joel Allan 424 Yankee Bush Warren, Pennsylvania 16365 204,158,135,62,150, 139, 159

Dingeldein, Mark Stephen 424 Yankee Bush Warren, Pennsylvania 16365 204,191

Dinkins, Richard Marshall Rt 1 Box 670 Holt, Missouri 64048 204, 182

Dinse, Walter Frederick Box 405 Rd 1 Ulster, Pennsylvania 18850 204

Oix, Clinton, Robert Box 248 Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173 204, 138

Dodds, Bruce Lawrence 11527Rosser Dallas, Texas 75229 204,226, 154, 155, HI

Doenges, Daniel Lynn R R 1 Continental, Ohio 45831 204

217 dWoodlan Ave ,Punxsutawney aPennsylvani 71576

720 ,Gardiner nAlapPhili

290 h15t St tSpiri ,Lake aIow 05136

,Ganow sJamelSamue e1335Ashvill ,Memphis eTennesse 73812 ,207,59 5163, ,Gapp eLeyGar

206 514

620 ,Evans sJame tRober nHarriso737 ,Buffalo wNe kYor 31422

720

26 ,Gaasrud yJayBradle 6208 RddTwee ,Palatine sIllinoi 76006

,207,67,157 ,134,142,146 ,135

720 ,Fuchs yGregor nAlla 920 RdMaplewoo W ,Chester aPennsylvani 09381 ,207 913 ,Fulghum eLeaDebr 132 dBeauregar ,Hampton aVirgini 92366

720 ,Fryman yTon yJa Rt 2 xBo 1 3 ,Henderson sTexa 27565

,Frye eDwaynlLowel xP.O.Bo 212 ,Farmington wNe oMexic 18740

eEminenc Rt nGarde ,City sKansa 66784 ,207,67 ,142 ,146 414

,Friesen lRandal kMar

,207,158 ,139,138 915

620 ,Friesen lLynel eEugen 2183 wWillo Rd wNe ,Dim aMinnesot 35607

wNe ,Dim aMinnesot 35607

620 ,Frank lRussel nMarti RR 6 xBo A189 ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 4206,15 ,Fray nJonatha yCare P O xBo 86 ,Arkadelphia sArkansa 37192 0206,16 ,Friesen nDely yJa 2183 wWillo Rd

620 ,Fox kMar sThoma 8654 lPowel LH ,Naples wNe kYor 21451

2206,162,163,153,18 ,Foster wAndrenJoh 8 lSproutRober ,Medfield sMassachusett 20205

,Manheim aPennsylvani 51754

,206 ,186 415 ,\ hJosep nGlen 9103 dHarvar Dr ,Yardley aPennsylvani 1 4906 ,206 I 58

xBo 112 e\ ,Ont. aCanad lOA OY

4206,1 ,\ nStephe eEujjen

4180 nHuntingtp ,Longview sTexa 17560

206 216 ,Folkmann lRandal kMar 9492 RdnBosto ,Brunswick oOhi 24421 4206,10 ,Forbis sJame nKevi

31 eBobwhit Tr sGale tConnecticu,Ferry 50633 ,206 2173,18 ,Flowers nMelvi ,Ingalls sKansa 36785

620 ,Flemming hKennet eDal

,Fisher dDavi eWayn 437GolfviewDr lCrysta sIllinoi,Lake 46001

620 ,Fiore ,Jr. sFranci nJoh 4JuneRd ,Levittown aPennsylvani 61905 ,206 019 ,Fisher sThomadDavi P.O xBo 112 ,Satsuma aFlorid 93208 ,206 212

620 ,Figueroa yHarr oRosad lE 8HalzTavare nLevittow 00095

nTinto ,Falls wNe yJerse 40772

620 Farrar, EdwarddRaymon Rt 1 xBo A17 ,Norwich sKansa 167 1 8 ,156,70 019 ,Ferrell lMichae eLesli 245 WeRiverdal

620 ,Parish nJoa yDoroth 4100 d42n St W ,Bradenton aFlorid 53350

,Faber yTimoth dDavi Rd 2 xBo 814 ,Huntingdon aPennsylvani 21665

,Nashville eTennesse 53721 ,206,220,153 ,161 016

2453 tAlcot Dr

nEwi ,III mWillia dWinstea

,Forrest lMichae dRichar 32 lVai Rd ,Poughkeepsie wNe kYor 1 3260 ,206 314 ,Forry lDary tKen Rd 2

,Linwood wNe yJerse 10822

,Erlandson tCur nEdwi xBo dDR128 1

,Linwood wNe yJerse 10822 ,206 318

,Erlandson rArthulCar dDR128 1

620

,Eriksen rArthu yHenr Rd 3 tFor ,Plain wNe kYor 93331

620 ,Erickstad rRogedBra 3 lCornel Cir ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,206 ,182 318

,Erickson lMichae nJoh 2344 sSiem Ct St. aMinnesot,Paul 25511

,206,156 ,157 019

,Zelienople aPennsylvani 31606

620 ,Ellis eJay yAnthon 1RFD ,Ashland eMain 20473 ,206 89 ,Eppinger eLeyTimoth 119E wGrandvie

620 ,Elliott tRoberlRussel 51 wHarlo St ,Brewer eMain 20441

620 ,Elliott lPau 2213S h12t St ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Ellingson sCharledEdwar Rt ,4 xBo 64 ,Cumberland nWisconsi 95482

,Eliason nJohdHowar xBo 842 aNor ,Springs aIow 85045 ,110,205,125 016 ,Elie eKannAlvi 130 N h84t ,Shreveport aLouisian 67110 ,205,170 ,171 717

2205,58,21 ,Eastman sJameyJeffre 5239 aNiagar St ,Buffalo wNe kYor 71420 ,205 ,150 86 ,Ekstrand mWillia lDanie 0112 rWhispe Pn sScott ,Valley aCaliforni 69506 ,205 76

,Dyk lJoe tVincen 1460 AvegKin W ,Billings aMontan 25910

,Dutton aPatrici nAn Rt 2 xBo 631 ,Adairsville aGeorgi 33010

,Durrett dDonal sLewi Rt 1 wRivervie Ledbetter, yKentuck 84205

,Durbin yGar nAla 8499 S aInc ,Englewood oColorad 08011

xBo 44 ,Cope oColorad 28081 ,205 86 ,Duncan lMichae gKin 6103 dHighlan ,Jackson eTennesse 13830

14944

,205,59 ,170 ,177 019 ,Dyke tRober nWarre 4691 dCopistran ,Riverside aCaliforni 49250

kMar 9244 nGarriso ,Lakewood oColorad 58021 ,204,158 915

207, 204

Gardner, David Edward Box 7816

Longview, Texas 75601 207

Garfield, Jr., William Lyle 1087 Eastmont S Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 207

Garner, John Mark 11980 Andrew St Wheaton, Maryland 20902 207

Garrison, Jon Douglas 9013Edgewater Tacoma, Washington 98499 207

Gaston, Michael Ansley Daisy Lead River, Illinois 61047 207

Gathungu, Geoffrey Stephen 18l8Rodden

Longview, Texas 75601 207

Gaunt, Kenneth Roy 517 N Main

Elmer, New Jersey 08318 207

Gebhardt, Gregory John 4871 WatsonRd Erie, Pennsylvania 16505 207

Gentry, Douglas Alan 5105 W 84th St Shawnee, MSN Kansas 66207 207

George, Kevin Allan Maple St Enfield, New Hampshire 03748 207,144,93

George, Scott Allen Rt 2

Middletown, Maryland 21769 208

Gilson, Richard Imel RR5 Canton, Illinois " 61520 208

Gingrich, Timothy Ulysses lOSCenterfield

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17112 208,225,145

Goines, Ronnie Lee Carver St 1313 Bossier, Louisiana 71010 208,170, 177

Gorrell, David Paul 2004 Easy St Arlington, Texas 76013 208

Gray, Novella Rt 6, Box 48

Longview, Texas 75601

208

Grey, Mark Ian 49 Voorhees St

Teaneck, New Jersey 07666

208

Griffin, Alan Rodney P.O.Box 14163

Nairobi, Kenya

205, 67, 134, 137, 136, 135, 160, 161,2, 110, 138

Griparis, Joan Louise 123 Emery St \, Illinois \6

208, 140, 141,70\, Roger William

Harold, Robert Edward 2140N Line St Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446 209,142

Hartman, Jr Allen R Barrett, Minnesota 56311 209,144

Hartman, Jr Randall Layne 2608 Cypress Dr Bettendorf, Iowa 52722 209,169, 186, 154, 155,177

Hartshorn, Ruth Marie 600 Walnut St Meadville, Pennsylvania 16335 209,125, 140, 141,65, 122,149

2987 Lenawee Hy \, Michigan 49268

208, 173

Grubb, William Alan RR1

Glasford, Illinois 61533 208

Guerrero, Carlos Ivan K66 B49-30 Barrangvilla, Colombia 208, 186, 154,9, 139

Gullman, Larry Stanley Rt 5, Jennifer Greenville, South Carolina 29609 208

Gurwein, Daniel Arthur Rt 1, Box 38 Francesville, Indiana 47946 208

Haagen, John Mark P O Box 9 Strasburg, Pennsylvania 1 7579 208

Haglin, Steven Arthur 705 SalsburyRd Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania 18411 208,134,137,16

Holler, Gary John BP 23 IDIOFA Via Kinshasa Zaire 208 166 177

Haney, Peter David 1300 Kings Hwy Winona Lake, Indiana 46590 208 137

Hardaway, Glenn Thomas 6116 SW46 Terr Miami, Florida 33155 208

Hardtke, Dale Leslie 2215 N 118th Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226 208

Hare, Suzanne Marie 2241 Alston Fort Worth,Texas 76110 208, 126, 129,4, 198

Hayes, Stephen Laurence 10410Delmonte Tigard, Oregon 97223 209,147

Haymond, George Michael 444Andrew Cir Marina, California 93933 209

Haynes, Douglas Duke 111611th Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 209,63

Heavener, Paul Ross 69 Martha Ave Fallsington, Pennsylvania 19054 209

Hebert, DennisLee 509 W Clark Spencer, Wisconsin 54479 209

Heil, Carolyn Margaret 2360 Wymore PI Dayton, Ohio 45459 209, 63, 76

Heizer, SamuelRay 7240 Sthside Dr Louisville, Kentucky 40214 209

Helbing, John Thomas 112 Shepherd PI Hannibal, Connecticut 63401 209, 162

Hellem, Larry Allen 2526 Lark Dr Colo Sprgs., Colorado 80909 210

Hemphill, Roger John 101 Gladewater Longview, Texas 75601

Hendrickson, TheresaMarian 2315GillisRd Woodbine, Maryland 21797 210

Henneberg, Mark Andrew 2807 N Walrond Kansas City, Missouri 64117 210, 124, 158, 159,153

Herb, George Lawrence

Box 231 Rd.4

E Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18301 210

Herrmann, Daniel Richard 4615HanfordLn Louisville, Kentucky 40207

Herrmann, John Daniel 3213 Monroe Dearborn, Michigan 48124 210

Heston, Carlton Bradford 515 Lincoln Hwy Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355

Hertzler, Merle Elmer Rd 2 Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520 210

Hibbard, Keith Harold " P O Box 248 Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173 210,166, 184,156,137,144,176, 190,69

Hicks, JosephDavis 4815RouttRd Jeffersontown, Kentucky 40299 210

Hildebrand, GailKaye Rd 86x487Church Mountaintop, Pennsylvania 18707 210

Hill, Sharon Elizabeth 633 S Grand Oak Kaysville, Utah 84037 210,179,76

Hoeckele, Donna Jean 568 Madison Ave Penndel, Pennsylvania 19047

Hoff, Brent Harrison E BirchAve RR1 Barron, Wisconsin 54812 210

Hoffart, WilliamJeffery 9430 Autauga Houston, Texas 77080 210

Hoffman, Daryl Andrew Box 18 Craig, Alaska 99921

Hogate Jr., JosephEarl 95 Sparks Ave Pennsville, New Jersey 08070 210,81

Holeman, Gary Richard 103 Locust St Manchester, Kentucky 40962 210, 173

Hollinger, Jeff Jay Rt 8, Box 8 Wooster Warsaw, Indiana 46580

Holmgren, Jonathan Alfred SR Box 20801 Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 210

321

,Labarbera kMar nSteve y563»Goundr St N wNe,Tonawanda kYor

321

321 ,Kyrk dDavi hKennet 1540N dStoddar ,Wheaton sIllinoi

321 ,Krans tRober yHarr 8494 79 NyWa St ,Petersburg aFlorid ,213 814 ,Kuhn lDanie oOtt 5122 aMagnoli ,Elgin sIllinoi

,Kindead kMar M P O xBo 43 ,Whiltier aIow 05236 221 ,Kinney yTimoth nAlla

yKidd ,II tRober dAlfre Rt 1xBo,8 4 ,\ iMississipp 0\ 9212,126,127,12 ,\ sJamehKennet 3\ DryKa ,\ sTexa 1\ 221

,Herndon aVirgini 02207

564 aAlabam Dr

6587 N rMtnee ,Flagstaff aArizon 18600 ,King nDonova hJosep aChristian ,Manchester aJamaic d149Hubbar ,Longview sTexa

321

,Kody nCalvi tGran 1730Rd 25 WN ,Quincy nWashingto

321

,Milbank hSout aDakot

,Konstant nJoh dEdwoo RR ,2 xBo 19

,Lansing nMichiga 321 ,Kolkman nKare eSu 3143 eBurk CNE dGran nMichiga,Rapids 1 971,1

,Lacey dDavi nAla Rd 2 64693 64693 27566 75542 21704 97706 04891 54950 25725 89884 17560 83370 06012 76018 01412

,Corning aCaliforni 19602 121

,Huntley yLarr rTaylo Rt ,2 xBo A8

,Carthage sTexa 37563 121

,Hunt nDevonShanno Rt ,2 xBo 424

,Hunt lCaro eLynn Rt ,4 xBo 620 ,Longview sTexa 17560 121

9211,158,15

oCastr ,Valley aCaliforni 69454

4211,14 ,Hunt yRa,Arden n20157Stanto

dCol gSp ,Hbr wNe kYor 11 472

,Ingram pPhili mWillia 1 51 nMyre St 7162 StdDiamon ,Sellersville aPennsylvani 1 0896 121 ,Johnson eJanell eFay 07 fGul Blvd nIndia ,Bch.kRc aFlorid 53353 ,211 ,124,226 2136,6 ,Johnston sJame dDavi 12 41 dHighlan ,Shreveport aLouisian 47110 ,211 015 ,Johnson kMar eClyd 581 eBroomsedg ,Athens aGeorgi 13060 121 ,Johnson kMar lDanie d41855Giffor ,Fremont aCaliforni 89453 121 ,Johnson kMar tRober 150 eDian Dr ,Kendig hKeit nAla

yKopesk ,II nNorma nJoh xBo 948

,Hull yJeffre hRandolp ,Johnson dDavi eRees 4212,14

718 yHolida Dr ,Greentown aIndian 221 ,Kissick dHowar rWalte 250 eGreen ,Kilgore sTexa 221 ,Kladifko sJame lPau 2315OrklaDr nGolde ,Valley aMinnesot ,213 ,156,144 019 ,Kline tRober*Douglas Rt ,3 xBo 031 ,Lebanon aPennsylvani ,2)3 514 ,Knowlton sJame tSwif 51331 eDunmor ,Houston sTexa ,213 913 ,Koch nAla yJa 2262 rVicto Ave

718 yHolida Dr ,Greentown aIndian 221 ,Kirby yMar eSagarse

,Kirby yGregor eJo

,Kaufman nJa nAla RR 1

3110 N tWalnu ,Normal sIllinoi ,212 619

82 WN h78t Ter sKansa ,City iMissour ,211,154 111 ,Kauffmann eBruc nAla

,Julsonnet sJame hRalp sHlOLikin lE sTexa,Paso ,211,197 212 ,Justus sThoma dFre 8504 W gStron ,Chicago sIllinoi ,211 414 ,Karcesky nBe dDavi 616 tLocus St eRosell ,Park wNe yJerse 121 ,Karr yTon eGen

aCissn ,Park sIlinoi 221 ,Kaufman yRick sJame Mtn.Rd 3RFD W tConnecticu,Redding 221 ,Kelly yRand mWillia 11108 Rt 99 ,McKean aPennsylvani 17560 63811 86 61565 57992 06063 40720 86411 16176 46092 60689 61642 3212,18

75543 25907 31710 ,731 1 ,77 01096 11908 85591 09205 59582 96110 ,Longview sTexa 121 ,Jones eLenKare 1137 yHickor eTennesse,Memphis ,211,203 ,174 ,135,73,77 ,Jordan yRand lPau Rd ,3 xBo Q393 ,Leechburg aPennsylvani 121

00643 19732

46661 17560 57545 27560 27560 31980 31980 tConnecticu,Fairfield 12 ,1 ,136 414 ,Israel lCarnSteve P313NebergalL ,Albany nOrego ,Iversen nSusa eMari 110 nHarriso71 ,Bloomington aMinnesot 0211,7 ,Iverson lDanie yWesle ,Roundup aMontan 121 ,Jackson nKevi lDarnel 1429N h15t St ,Harrisburg aPennsylvani ,211 ,124 ,162 ,163 ,153 ,172 4182,7 ,Jackson tRober nGordo kNyac eColleg ,Nyack New kYor 121 ,James dDonal wLudlo 244 PIlDrexe ,Swarthmore aPennsylvani 121 ,Jensen dDavi nMorga xBo 87 ,Brownsdale aMinnesot ,211 414 ,Jensen sDougla lPau 572 1 ts St lNationa ,City aCaliforni 121 ,Jensen kMar eLawrenc 890 aPatrici yW ,Sacramento aCaliforni 121 ,Johnson tBren lDanie 0307 sDalla Rd ,Rockford sIllinoi 121

,Huey dGarlanyRa xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 121 ,Hughes nJoh kMar 1240 eAllendal ,Wilmington eDelawar 3211,18 ,Hughes eTemplmWillia 1240 eAllendal ,Wilmington eDelawar 121

,Hudgens hJosep tRober Rt 1,P O xBo 013 Mt sTexa,Pleasant 121 ,Huffman nBriaeCharli 9 dRowlan ,Longview sTexa

7500 W Terh26t sKansa,To^eka 021 ,Howard nJoh yLeRo 4111 gRollin IH ,Longview sTexa 021 ,Howrey lPauyTimoth 125 dS.Garfiel ,Denver oColorad 021

23355 17560 17560

,House iNoem eFrederiqu Rt ,7 xBo 659 ,Longview sTexa ,Homey lPau nAlle

eHous aLet lMcConnel s1812Hutching ,Longview sTexa

7210,19

tNewpor ,Richey aFlorid

1220 dRosewoo Dr

,Hooker eJami nNorma

Moravia, New York 13118 213

Lacy, Philip Eric 44 PoplarAve

Shalimar, Florida 32579 213

Ladd, DavidJohn 8831 Cornfield Alexandria, Virginia 22308 213

Ladd, Merrill Jeffory 18 South St Lyndonville, Vermont 05851 213,150

Lai Chun Chieh 11 Dao Tan Cholon, Viet Nam South 213,182,183,192

Lam Due Van 24 Bach Dang Chau PhuViet Nam South 213

London, David Jay

201 Citizen Bay St Louis,Mississippi 39520 213,184

Lange, Roger Dean 832 Maple St Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 17268 213,150

Larsen, HarryWilliam Rt 2

Hayfield, Minnesota 55940 213

Larson, David Alan 17961 S Hartan Oregon City, Oregon 97045 213,170

Larsen, Nonie Harral 1201 Blueridge Longview, Texas 75601 213

Larsen, NormanRobert 12 LeonardAve Staten Is., New York 10314

Larsen, Robert Lyle 4 CarlisleCt

Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 213

Larson, TimothyAllen 1409 Ford Rd Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343 213,160

Louver, James Ernest RR 3, Box 201 Howe, Indiana 46746 213,136

Layne, Mark Hubert P O Box 6 Wilcox, Nebraska 68982 213

Leasure, Rick Eugene 606 Mulberry St

Scottdale, Pennsylvania 15683 213

Leek, BillCurtis 4757 W 1 stAve Denver, Colorado 80219 214,201, 101

Lee, JohnSteven 47 W Knollwood Edison, New Jersey 08817 214,186,62,154,182

Leonhardt, Keith Warren Rt.3

Lincoln, Nebraska 68505 214,146

Letney, Herbert Gene 1214 S Chestnut Lufkin,Texas 75901 214, 173,172

LeTourneau,\M Chael Don 604 Evelyn \, Texas 75601

\,Andrew WtHjam

8 Exeter Dr v Endicort, New York 13760 214,105,163

Lewis, Wayne Bruce 92 Paine St Lindenhurst, New York 11757 214

Lightfoot, James Owen 1730 Cherokee Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107 214,183

Lindahl, Glen Thomas P.O Box 8311 Longview, Texas 75601 214

Linden, Philip Stephen 87 Terrace Dr S Nyack, New York 10960 214

Linquist II, Franklin Daniel 207 Wood Road Rockford, Illinois 61107 214,138

Lindquist, Lynn David 403 S 5th St Princeton,Minnesota 55371 214 142 139

Lister, Matthew J 445 S Allen St Fallen, Nevada 89406 214, 150

Little, JamesRobert 2858 Gasser Bl Rocky River, Ohio 44116 214

Littlejohn, Mark 39Jefferson Maplewood, New Jersey 07040 214, 170,177 \, Paul Timothy 3111 NW 79 Ave

Miami, Florida 33122 215

Longenecker, Lynn Louise Rt 3, Box 393 Longview, Texas 75601 215,150

Love, Stephen MacDonald 3701 Clark Quinnesec, Michigan 49876 215, 184, 140, 141, 186, 101, 154, 155,111,74,73

Lucas, Jr., CharlesElwin 2664 W 71st Tulsa, Oklahoma 74132 215, 146

Lucas, David William 2664 W 71st Tulsa, Oklahoma 74132 215,184, 186,154, 155

Luckert, J David 4051 Breckenrdg Granite City, Illinois 62040 215,183

Lugar, Laura Lynn 2306 N Karlov Chicago, Illinois 60639 215,6,77

Lund, Steven Ray 1730 Ave D Billings, Montana 59102

Lundberg, Gary David 1930S 5th St Rockford, Illinois 61108 215, 160, 138, 139

Lunsford, Larry Don 2905Parkway Longview, Texas 75601 215, 169,62, 173,177, 172

Lynch, Jerry Wayne 800 SixthSt W Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 15088 215, 149

Mabry, Max Andre P O Box 170 Ukarumpa 215,144

Mabry, Monte Del Jaars Box 248 Waxhaw, North Carolina 28173 215

Macbeth, David Lynnwood 30 JenkinsAve Whitman, Massachusetts 02382 215

MacDonald, Edwin Arthur P O Box 13 W Frankfort, Illinois 62896 215

Madsen, John G 1420 Lark Ln Naperville, Illinois 60540 215,214

Manchester, Carroll John

Box 27

Johnson, Vermont

215

Mantell, JohnRobert Rt 1, Box 205 Queenstown, Maryland 21658 215,138

Marks, Harry James 1097BassettRd Westlake, Ohio 44145 215

Mars, George Everette 3111 Middle Dr Pascagoula, Mississippi 39567 215

Martin, Carl Nathan 1108N Garfield Deland, Florida 32720 215

Martin, Cynthia Elizabeth 9208 W H Surges El Paso,Texas 79925 215,174,83,77

Martin III, Philip Ross Rd 4, Box 303 Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 18360 215

Martin, Stanton, James 605 E Park St Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 215

Marvin, Daniel Luke 150W Ramona

Colorado Spgs., Colorado 80906 215,182

Marvin, James Alan 150W Ramona

Colorado Spgs., Colorado 80906 215,68

Marx, John Timothy 3036 SW 63 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159 215

Mashburn, Douglas Mark 1314W Kleindal Tucson, Arizona 85705 215

Mathiesen, Dawn Maren 2122 S Linden Palatine, Illinois 60067 215,73,77

Matolka, Stephen Jon 4725 Clara St Pensacola, Florida 32506 215

Mattson, Carl David 2235 Bennett

Colorado Spgs., Colorado 80909 215, 129, 158, 159, 153, 149

Mayo, DeborahJean 640 North Balsa Brea, California 92621 215,58,62, 131,75, 179, 77

310 oCvnthi O

,Oksnevad nGordo vOla

,218 ,129 612

Rt ll.GrandstH ,Greencastel aPennsylvani 51722

,Oaks dDavi lMer

,218 ,142 61

St ,Petersburg aFlorid 03371

1340 t71s St N

,Nyberg eCarolin mKi

821

,Nordeen lRoya tKen 71123 sBoote St nSa ,Diego aCaliforni 69212 821 ,Norfleet nDea nAlle 633 rFlosshoo ,Waukegan sIllinoi 56008

,Noel nSteve rHunte 1405N h10t St nVa sArkansa,Buren 67295 821

,Noel ,II dRichar eDal 765 N eHawthorn ,York aPennsylvani 41740 ,218 ,170 717

N ,Nerrick wNe kYor 61156 821

57 sLewi Rd

Nixon, dDavi nJoh

iMissour,Washington ,218 ,174 514

P O xBo 334

,Niewald eJuli eBell

aVirgini 821

,Newton eJess kMac

15439E dEn Ave S ,Holland sIllinoi 36047 821

,Newton eBruc dRaymon

,Newman tPratnSharo 5180 yHoll St ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Newcomer yLarr eLe aIndian 821

,Otselic wNe kYor 91312 821

821 ,Myers mWillia tScot P.O xBo 52156 aKeny,Nairobi ,218 ,144,65 913 ,Nasse lPau nJonatha Rd 1 ,Canajoharie wNe kYor 71331 5218,14 ,Nauman EnJoh P O xBo 07

dGran nMichiga,Ledge 74883

5832 W wWillo

319 E gPershin ,Wheafon sIllinoi 76018 ,218 ,169 717

,Munsterman yTimoth lPau

0405 rProcto Rd ,Sarasota aFlorid 13358 821

,Mosser nVernolDanie

,Dugway hUta 28402 4218,14

723 tWesB h5t

,Morrison kMar nJoh

,218,166 ,167 ,156,4 717

,Mentor oOhi 04406

,Morris sJame dHarol kMeadowbroo Dr

,218,184 ,185 ,170 ,186 ,154 ,177 ,183 219 ,Moore aLehDebora 5290 kFrin St ,Scranton aPennsylvani 41850 821 ,Morgan mWillia nSlayto 01701 HamlinRd ,Seattle nWashingto 59815 821

3481 aMariett ,Sacramento aCaliforni 19584

,Montgomery nJonatha dDavi xBo ,72-A Rt 1 ,Dryprong aLouisian 17129 821 ,Moon yTimoth yRo

,Murano iVick eLouis 190 aAndre Ct ,Pittsburgh aPennsylvani 75231 ,218 ,103 813 ,Myers eLenKevi

,Mitchell nVerno lSamue OS120 tWes St ,Longview sTexa 17560 721 ,Mock nAla lKendal a2-19-2Uehar aShibuy nJapa,Tokyo 115 721 ,Monahan hJoseplMichae 54 mEl ,Whitefield wNe eHampshir 80359 821 ,Monson nEdwidRaymon 0100 eFlorenc ,Evanston sIllinoi 26020 ,218 916 ,Montgomery nByro nMarti 351 AvetFores gLon iMississipp,Beach 03956 ,218,144 410

,Mitchell yLarr dTod eMusgrov Hwy eLak nMichiga,Odessa 94884 721

,Waxhaw hNort aCarolin 37128 ,145 311

,Minor yBeverl eAnn P O xBo 824

,Uniontown aPennsylvani 11540 721

,Miller eRanSusa 92 yKa St

,Miller nStephe dDonal 5504 eRobendal ,Salem nOrego 39730 144 913

8217,14

sKansa ,City iMissour 26415

0760 WN h69t

,Miller tScot nAlle

dClevelan ,Hts. oOhi 24411 ,217 813

,Miller nJonatha yDot d3410Hartwoo

,Miller yJeffre mKi 11 yGreenwa Dr ,Goshen aIndian 64652 721

,Miller eDuan hKeit 0760 WN 96 sKansa ,City iMissour 26415 ,217 814

,Miller sDougla pPhili 9282 h27t Ave kRoc ,Island sIllinoi 16120 721

,Miller aCeceli yGa 11 1 nPeterso PI ,Longview sTexa 17560 ,217,174 1100,10

,Milanowski lPau eGeorg xBo 86 ,Eastlake oColorad 48061 ,217 ,136 914

,Michaelson dRicharyLeRo Rt 1 mBalsa ,Lake nWisconsi 05481 ,217 ,140 114

,Meyer tRober yHenr Rt ,3 xBo 424 ,Stoughton nWisconsi 95358 721

nGle ,Ellyn sIllinoi 76013 3217,14

,Meyer sCri nAla n21W655Kensngt

,Dowington aPennsylvani 51933 721

,Mertz tRober yHenr Rd 1

,Merrick lDanie kMar w123Northvie nHoffman ,Ests. sIllinoi 26017 ,217 016

,Nutley wNe yJerse 00711 721

75 eOakridg Ave

,Mercer dDavi lMichae

318

,Johnstown wNe kYor 51209

100E yMontgomer

,McMillan rPete cEri

,Westmont sIllinoi ,217 717 96055

,McMahan sJame dHowar 633 W lNapervil

,Gladewater sTexa 77564 721

eMcKenzi ,Jr. sCharle nBenjami 4161 W eLak Dr

,McKenrick lKie D xBo 1700 sTexa,Longview 17560 621 ,McLaughlin nAla nGordo 4515E Ave EN rCeda aIow,Rapids 25240 721

,McKenrick lDanie lJoe xBo 618 ,Edson sKansa 36773

,Mcllhany hKeit nClebur 0172 d23r St ,Zion sIllinoi 96009 621 ,Mclntosh hRut eLynn 0582 oRancher ,Dallas sTexa 17521 ,216 8142,63,13 ,Mclntyre kMar yHenr 4321 mBethlehe P ,Quakertown aPennsylvani 11895 ,216 9122,5

,McElroy lPau sJame xBo 836 aL ,Grange sTexa 57894 621 ,McFarland sLoi hRut 0325 dWootHun ,Decatur aGeorgi 43003 ,216,66 3138,8 ,McGuire yJayTimoth Rt xBo,1 C44,Fountain oColorad 78081 ,216 ,125,126 ,127 ,129 015

,McCutcheon tRober eLe 5521 DrsHammon ,Charleston tWes aVirgini 22531 621

,McClain dRichar tElliot 153 S nLincol ,Aurora sIllinoi 56050 621

,McAfee dDavi 14 dPortlan7 Ct ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 521 ,McAfee rPete dPortlan714 O ,Valparaiso aIndian 34638 621

,217,124,59,185,168 ,169 ,142 ,70 ,100 ,173,177 ,182

Durand, Illinois 61024 218

Olson, Philip Devon 314 N Riverside Winamac, Indiana 46996 218,154, 155

Omstead, Michael Robert Box 11

Wheatley, Canada OP2PO 218,158, 159

Onarheim, Glenn Douglas 1685 Webster Ave Merrick, New York 11 566 219

Oneill, Robert Gene Rural Box 9 Winchester, Kansas 66097 219

Oplinger, DouglasEdward 632 N HowardSt Allentown, Pennsylvania 18102 219 147 151

Oplinger, Douglas Warren 14 GreenwayDr Goshen, Indiana 46526 219

Orloff, Steven Ray 9205 Blue Mtndr Golden, Colorado 80401 219

Ortiz, Angel Vincente F-l Nueva Clementina, Puerto Rico 00657 219

Ott, Mark David LeTourneauCollege Longview, Texas 75601 219

Owen, Cheryl lynne Box 111 Coatsburg, Illinois 62328 219,134,142, 136, 100, 122,77

Ozinga, James Matthew 7147 Jackson Mentor, Ohio 44060 219,158,107, 144, 159

Ozinga, Thomas Breton 7147 Jackson Mentor, Ohio 44060 219, 144

Page, Gilbert James 240048th PI DesMoines, Iowa 50310 219, 142, 144

Palmer, Douglas Marc 2300Mobberly Longview, Texas 75602

Parker, Andrew Christopher Casilla 5344 Lima, Peru 219

Parker, David Edward 307 S6th St

Wishek, North Dakota 58495 219,170, 154,173,177

Parmley, Donald Perry 22500 RdgwayHy

Potter Fly, California 95469 219, 170

Passan, Noel Paul 289 Stanwood Dr New Britain, Connecticut 06053 219

Patrick, Roger Douglas 901 Arnold Way SanJose,California 95128 219 148

Patterson, William 433 Copley Rd Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033 137

Paul, Victor Mac 1107 Bliss St Grinnell, Iowa 50112 219, 124, 151,122

Peet, Jonathan David P O Box 548 Imperial, California 92251 219,100, 109

Petersen, Gregory Lewis 1791 W Stanton Stanfon, Michigan 48888 219, 143

Petersen, Kenneth Roger 11 Pent Bloomfield, Connecticut 06002 220,186,62, 154, 155

Peterson, Daniel Scott 3018 Sunshine Miramar, Florida 33023 220,217

Peterson, Doyle Lane 416 1st St NE Hayfield, Minnesota 55940 220, 168, 169, 134, 1 36, 154, 177

Peterson, Robert Earl 28 W 351 Geneva W.Chicago, Illinois 60185 220, 143

Peterson, Robert Frank 2970 Holly Rd Ft Myers,Florida 33901 220

Petrie, Richard Henry 1102 Woodbine Signal Mtn., Tennessee 37377 220

Phaneuf, Brian Simon-Peter Longview, Texas 75601 220

Pierce, KenAllan 193 Hull Rd Strathroy, Canada 220

Pikett, David John 63 JenningsAve

Dalton, Massachusetts 01226 220

Pinkerton, Charles Gordon Rd 1, Box 335 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania 17022 220

Pinneo, KennethWayne P.O.Box 14 Glennallen, Alaska 99588 220

Pitts, James Luther 43 S Early St Alexandria, Virginia 22304 220

Plants, Randall Jacob P O Box 787 Paonia, Colorado 81428 220,146, 106, 111, 189

Nelson, RandallRoy 160 NE River Rd Des Plaines,Illinois 60016 218,189

Platz, Duane Waldon RFD3 Lime Springs, Iowa 52155 220, 142, 146

Poelman, Matthias Dirk 391 N Grove Wooddale, Illinois 60191 220

Pontier, Ron Lee 850 Center Ln Clermont, Florida 32711 220, 144, 139

Popovich, David Andrew 140 S.Jefferson Zeeland, Michigan 49464 220

Popovich, James Elliot CP 142221 Brasilia DF,Brazil 70000 220,139

Popp, StephenPaul R.D 2 Parish, New York 13131 220,67

Powell, Fran Rt 1, Estates CR Flint, Texas 75762 220

Prater, Stephen Lowell 10914 Indianhd Oxon Hill, Maryland 20022 221,158, 159

Price, JamesFranklin 802 W Avalon Longview, Texas 75601 221

Prosser, Stephen Mark 20 Fredricks Rd Scotia, New York 1 2302 221, 198,223

Puffer, David Sumner

ISlOMedartDr Tallahassee, Florida 32303 221

Pust, Perry P O Box 112 Charlo, Montana 59824 154,122

Quigg, Stephen Harold Berachah Ave Nyack, New York 10960 221

Quigg, Stephen Paul 19 S Main St Elmer, New Jersey 08318 221,220,143, 183

Quintero, Mervin Douglas LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75601 221

Radabaugh, Dan Lynn 7605 Marietta Orlando, Florida 32807 221, 170

Rash, Hoby Wray 2705 Harrigan Fallen, Nevada 89406 221

Ratje, David Herbert 15N 102nd Kansas City, Kansas 66111 221

Record, Larry Rex 15011 E Lockwd Frazier Park,California 93225 221,145

Redding, Liela LeTourneau Rt 4, St 3 Henderson, Texas 75652 221

Reehoff, Christine Ann 423 S Bothwell Palatine, Illinois 60067 222,214,77

Rees, John Scott 1415 Englewood Slidell, Louisiana 70458 222,230,146,108

Reismon, Richard Henry 14Washington Wellsville, New York 14895 222

Reister, EdwardJames 11 Stone Walla Walla, Washington 99362 222, 186,92

Renfroe, Jeff Dean 1007 Peggy Waco, Texas 76706 222, 173,177

Rettig, Marc Howard Meadow Lark Ln Highwood, Montana 59450 222,138,139

422

,Buttzville wNe yJerse 90782

422 ,Smith nGlen nAla xBo 35

422 ,Smith gCraieEugen S nMountai Rd ,Brookfield tConnecticu 40680

,Wenatchee nWashingto 19880

,Smith rChristophe kMar 3113 nWashingto

,224 0143,16

,Lansing sIllinoi 86043

422 ,Smith eBruc nAlle oChicag01792

,Wolford hNort aDakot 85385

,Sjoblom kMar sDavi P O xBo 1700 ,Longview sTexa 27560 7224,134,13 ,Slaubaugh tLamber hJosep xBo 1

,Covington yKentuck 54101 9224,18

Rt ,5 xBo 8364

422 ,Sipple lPaudRaymon

sHughe ,Spgs sTexa 67565

tHillcres Dr

,Simmons aMarsh eElain

422

Rt ,4 xBo A166 ,Longview sTexa 17560

,Silvernale kJac

422

,Silliman yRodne dLloy P O xBo 78 nGree hUta,River 58452

422

422 ,Sifert sJuliuhKennet aCasill 2249 aLim 010 uPer

,Montoursville aPennsylvani 41775

422 ,Sickler eLaurencsJame Rd ,2 xBo 615

,Pottstown Pennsylvania 41946

,Shumate nCarsosDougla rSta eRout

,224,208,140,141 917

422 ,Shugart eJunaTwil 394 E 070 S ,Jonesboro aIndian 46933

,Poughkeepsie wNe kYor 31260

121 PinmFreedo

,Sheeran nJoh mWillia

,Richland nWashingto 29935

,Shaw yBradlelPau 922 aAd

,Scotia wNe kYor 21230

,Shaver tScot nAla lOWoodsideDr

,Scotia wNe kYor 21230

lOWoodsideDr

,Shaver nLynyJeffre

,Phillipsburg wNe yJerse 50886 5223,22

313 nWashingto

,Shauger eBruc nAla

,Woodridge sIllinoi 56051

,Seville ,Jr. dRichar 7250 LnaRavini

,Seiler wAndre lCar Rt ,1 xBo 87 ,Marion sTexa 47812 322 ,Sepulvado Jr eClyd Rt xBo R57 ,Noble aLouisian 27146 ,223,170 771

,Schwager eDal hKeit 422 BlvdnSwa yBa ,Shore wNe yJerse 30875

,Marion oOhi 24330

,Schwaderer dDonal yRa 4437 dMrn-Edisnr

,Tampa aFlorid 23361

,Schultz nNathaeLawrenc 133E 414 Ave

,Schuerte sDougla dDonal 3222 S yMobberl ,Longview sTexa

0147,15

,Longview sTexa 27560

,Schubert nBe uLeTournea eColleg

2667 rWheele Rd ,Lockport wNe kYor 41409 8223,14

,Schmidt eLavern hKeit 481 lLeve ,Longview sTexa 17560 322 ,Schmitt sThoma tRober

,Denver oColorad 38022 322

,Schmidt nBria nJo 1293S oQuiet

2223,9

,Madison nWisconsi 55370

,Scheel lMichae nDea 0575 tBittrswee

,Waxhaw hNort aCarolin 32817

,Wycliffe xBo 824

,Schanely lPau kMar

09524 322

,Ross sCharle yRa

,Lodi aCaliforni

,Sandford nClifto dEdwar 2155 aVist Dr

,Center sTexa 57593 ,223 916

,Sancton nJoh dRaymon P O xBo 824

,Wheaton sIllinoi ,223,62 ,14 51

,Salseth eMelodi nLy xBo 5

,223,125 6186,6

,Salatin rArthu mWillia Rt ,1 xBo 128 ,Swoope aVirgini 92447

322

,Saison ,Jr. eNo oIgnoci BBoxB aAgan 09691

222 ,Safstrom dDavi eWayn kInnsbruc5794 ,Dunwoody aGeorgi 13034 ,222 512 ,Saint lNathanae Rd ,2 xBo 110 ,Elverson aPennsylvani 01952 ,223 ,156 717

,Saddock ,Jr. yHarr eGeorg 5110 sWell Dr ,Longview sTexa 17560

3498 eBoeingshir ,Memphis eTennesse 63811 ,222 1 ,74 86

,Russell aLind lGai

3222,18 ,Rudoi eIren 5502 kGransbac ,Philadelphia aPennsylvani 01912 ,222 ,70 917

222 ,Rud dRichar nMarti 0300 N yNormand ,Chicago sIllinoi 46063

222 ,Rowe yNanc hElisabet 113 eRosco ,Muscatine aIow 15276

2664 S nSherma ,Littlejohn oColorad 12180

,Roth yCor nAlle

9222, ,Ross nSteve lCampbel 134 eDeLePonc ,Atlanta aGeorgi 83030 ,222 ,158 ,189 915

222 ,Ross nJeaaLorn d2930Juilliar ,Boulder oColorad 38030

h84167t eAvenu N ,Birmingham aAlabam 63520

222

,Rosenberger dRichar nJonatha P O xBo 81 ,Pickney nMichiga 94816

222 65825

,Manvel hNort aDakot

,Ronan eDuan lEar

222

oZumbr ,Falls aMinnesot 15599

lRura eRout

,Roland E M yWood nMorga

222

222 ,Roland eJannSusa oZumbr ,Falls aMinnesot 15599

222 ,Ringler lMichae nAla aAstori1410 ,Irving sTexa 27506 ,222 814 ,Ritchey ,Jr. dFre L 7201 S nGree ,Longview sTexa 17560 222 ,Roberts LeeySidne xBo ,73 hChurc ,Vincentown wNe yJerse 80808 ,222 07 ,Robinson eLawrenc hLeig 420 h45t St nWester ,Spgs. sIllinoi 86055 ,222,61 ,160 116 ,Roden eJoyc Matthes Rt ,3 xBo 1379 ,Longview sTexa 17560

222 ,Rider sCharle yWesle Rd 2 ,Rimersburg aPennsylvani 81624

222 sReynold ,Jr. eLehJosep 1115 GSt ,Williams aCaliforni 79598 ,222 016 ,Rice Michael tJarret xBo 222 ,Quincy sIllinoi 16230 3222,6 ,Richards ,Jr. tRober nJoh h1815'/2l2t ,Longview sTexa 17560 222 ,Richmond dDavi eClaud T7409L nMountai ,Mentor oOhi 04406 222 ,Ridder dRichartRober nLaw0520 nWester ,Spgs. sIllinoi 86055

,Paramount aCaliforni 39072

,Reynolds lDanie lPau 61554 yGundr Ave

Smith, Mark Alan 16030 SW 98th

Miami, Florida 33156 224

Smith, Michael Lee LeTourneau College Longview, Texas 75602 224,158, 159

Smith, Richard Michael 28793 CR24W Elkhart, Indiana 46514 224, 158, 159,143

Smith, Steven David 2030 Granada Florissant, Missouri 63033 225

Smith, Wallace Kevin 17763Wisteria Hesperia, California 92345 225

Snyder, Curtis Perry 8118Rhea Reseda, California 91335 225,13,150

Soderberg, RonaldBruce 11 Bevell In N Syracuse, New York 13212 225,143

Sommer, TimothyJohn Rd 1 Harmony, Pennsylvania 16037 225

Stade, Joel Campus 142, 138

Stahl, John Bruce Rd 1, Box 347-A Sunbury, Pennsylvania 17801 225,169,177

Stauffer, DavidBrubaker 6480Main St E Petersburg,Pennsylvania I7520 225,186, 154,74

Stegner, John David 8620 E 81st St Ter Raytown, Missouri 64138 225

Steinkraus, Norman Samuel 2201 N Springfl Chicago, Illinois 60647 225,160

Stephens, Brian Noel 5730 Pleasant Vy Brighton, Michigan 48116 225,166, 103

Stephens, Mark Douglas 614 E Dean Street Longview, Texas 75601 225

Stephens, Mark Kaslow Rt 2 Carthage, Missouri 64836 225,149, 144, 111

Stewart, Brent Erin P O Box 62 Camino, California 95709 226

Stewart, Gary Dean 1901 IstCapitl St Charles,Missouri 63301 226, 73

Stewart, JamesWesley 157 Dillingham Monroe, Louisiana 71201 226

Stieglitz, Beki Jane 417 Cranbrook Waco, Texas 76710 226,224, 140,141,64,11,5, 110, 122,123, 179,75,77

Still, Lisa Grace 414 E Norwood Jennings, Louisiana 226, 140, 141,77 70546

Stoltzfus, David Jay P O Box 225 Elverson, Pennsylvania 19520 226, 166, 184,153, 154, 173, 177, 176

Strait, David Robert 307'/j Main Cornell, Wisconsin 54732 226, 135, 136

Straw, Daniel Richard 106 SeymoreAve State College, Pennsylvania 16801 226, 168, 169,177

Strayer, Dusty Allen 823 4th Ave Lk Odessa, Michigan 48849 226

Strickler, James Edward Rd 1 Milton, Pennsylvania 1 7847 226,13

Strube, Mary Elizabeth P O Box 487 Missouri City, Texas 77459 226, 179

Strubhar, Pete Campus 156, 157, 153,92,190

Stutsman, Carl Andrew 8514 218th SW Edmonds, Washington 98020 226,138

Sullenger, BillyRay 7320W/LakeRd Lakeport, California 95453 226

Sutton, James Edison 406 E Elm St Wheaton, Illinois 60187 226,100,101, 150

Swanson, George Daniel 1405WhitleyDr Vienna, Virginia 22180

226,229,86, 144

Swanson, Vern Reynold 2335 N 12th Quincy, Illinois '62301 226,145

Swenson, Joseph Paul Box 11

Outing, Minnesota 56662 226,153,160, 161, 122

Syme, RandelStewart 12000 Falls Rd Cockeysville, Maryland 21030 226

Talaasen, Barthol Edward Rt 5, Box 168 Longview, Texas 75601 226

Talmage, David Lee 1602 Burlington Hickory Corner, Michigan 49060 226

Tarr, Daniel Craig RD 1, Box 85'/2 Paxinos, Pennsylvania 17860 227

Taylor, Bruce Edward 910 UnionRd W Seneca,New York 14224 227, 182

Taylor, DeniseElaine 5344 Scotts Vly Scotts Vly, California 95066 227, 101

Teasdale, William Theodore 5649 Logan Ave Minneapolis,Minnesota 55419 227,138

Tempco, Dale Alan 18401 Wildwood Lansing, Illinois 60438 227,106

Temple, BruceRoy 6565 Olde 8Rd Peninsula, Ohio 44264 227, 147

Tennant, John Robert 1931 Cass Ave Bay City, Michigan 48706 227

Thiessen, William Calvin Lot20Con4RR1 Wellesley, Canada OB2TO 227, 205, 67

Thompson, Sherry Larson 596 JeffersonS Hutchinson, Minnesota 55350 227,10

Thompson, Richard Gary 6802 Dante Ct Springfield, Virginia 22152 227, 106

Thompson, Steven Ray Rt 1, Box 190

Gulfport, Mississippi 39501 227,149

Thomson, James Lome 937 Felix Ave Windsor, Canada 9C3L2 227,100

Timmons, James Bruce 730 ByberryRd Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19116 227, 92

Tokatloglou, Timothy Nicholas 4362 W Tufts Denver, Colorado 80236 227,138

Tossey, Ruth Ann MarshallRd Olivet, Michigan 49076 227

Tou, David Keung 508 Nathan Rd 7 Front Kowloon, Hong Kong 227

Townsend, JeromeLee Ekalaka, Montana 59324 227

Trittipoe, Joy Lynn RR1 Elwood, Illinois 60421 227

Tucker, KennethEdward 507 S Jean Longview, Texas 75601 227

Turner, David Wayne 803 W 2nd St N Platte, Nebraska 69101 227

Vanasse, BradleyScott Rt 6, Box 295 Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 227,142

Vander Dyke, Michael Allen 633 S Euclid Villa Park, Illinois 60181 227

Van Gorkom, Thomas Wayne 208 S 34th St Yakima, Washington 98902 227

Vannatto, Paul Gabriel 428 King St Wallaceburg, Canada 8A1H8 227,150

Vannouhuys, Frank Milton 550 Boulder Crt Marietta, Georgia 30060 227

Veele, StephenPaul 3319 160th Ave Holland, Michigan 49423 227,154

Velazquez, Abimael Moras 345

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A FINAL REVIEW

It is not a simple matter to assess the schoolyear; too many complex inter-actions exist. Buton the surface, it has been a good year — all agree that there was little to disturb the equilibrium of the campus.

To some, the calm merely reflected the nation-wide mood of student apathy Severalevents seem to negate this theory

Students turned out to vote in record numbers November 2. The Student Senate election drew a smashing 80% turnout, unprecedented after a series of dull campaigns in recent years "Spirit Days" involved campus-wide participation to support winning soccer, wrestling, and baseball teams. Even a losing basketball team could not complain about a lack of vocal backing

President LeTourneaurevealed a fresh candor when he went before the student body with a mid-year financial statement and progressreport which brought immediate and positive student response.He spent much of the year revamping fiscal and administrative policy to produce efficiencyand stability

The death of second-year student, John E Nauman was a sad beginning for the year. The Dean of Students, SA's, and counsellorswill readily admit that we did not win all of the battles in the area of discipline and Christian living

Oh yes, there were problems and losses, but there was a growing awarenessthat our problems were small in comparison with God's evident blessing on our college

Next year's pre-registration and admissionsrecords seem to predict that all-time enrollment recordswill be shattered with a student body that will over-flow campus housing

The Good Friday communion service embodied the feeling of spiritual unity that matured during the passing months of 1976-77 And we had a lot to be thankful for!

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The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; Yea, I have a goodly heritage Psalm 16:6 (RSV)