1982 LeTourneau University Yearbook

PIONEER 1982 LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE LONGVIEW, TEXAS VOL. 35

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YEAR OF STABILITY

To most on-lookers, the year was a year of the usual, but to those who had viewed the campus for many years, it was marked by a growing stability.

Much of the responsibility for the year's progress fell on Phil Hook, Board Chairman, and President LeTourneau.

YEAR OF CHANGE

Old Buildings were razed and new buildings were raised as the face of the campus changed.

It was a year of change in the economic area as interest skyrocketed and costs increased. But the price of gas did go down, if only for a while. And Reagonomics had a rocky start.

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YEAR OF SURPRISE

Each new year has its surprises as the flood of new students arrives. This year was no exception.

This year's weather proved the surprise with a record 8-inch plus snowfall.

Frosh Patrick Pettibon took to the skis on the Memorial Center berm for a rare Texas event.

YEAR OF ROUTINE

CLASSES - CHAPEL - SASGA SLEEP - So goes the routine. The student's schedule is pretty much the same each day - with the exception of those few evening breaks and weekend jaunts.

But there are always the usual college activities - like stuffing the clothes dryer for a warm ride.

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NIGHTTIME ON CAMPUS

The campus seems always in battle with the East Texas weather except during those spring and fall days when grass is green and flowers spring to life.

The continuing effort to improve the campus goes on. This year's landscaping of the metal buildings - the removal of several of the old barracks - all made a major improvement on the campus scene.

It is difficult to make grass grow on fields crisscrossed by the feet of generations of students and dotted with the puddles from spring rains.

But at night it is all changed. The sparkle of campus lights casts a new mood on the buildings.

The Student Center dominates the scene, but the arches of the library stand out and the entrance of the new dorms beckons.

The front sign notifies visitors from Mobberly Avenue that the campus exists and new street lights make most of the campus visible. The scene is even more spectacular under a cover of infrequent snow.

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Night casts its own kind of spell over the campus. A special magic took place when it happened to snow.

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NEW RESIDENCE HALLS

'or the iication service was Mom LeTourneai hown E Guest of I LeTou !au Hall looms in the background of this scene as she emotionally thanked the gathe iertaking of the college.

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MIND MEETS MIND

Librairy and Labs may provide a lot of backup - but no single factor can replace the role of the classroom teacher in his role of communication.

Whether it is hands-on in the lab or one-on-one after a class, it is here that mind meets mind.

And here the perennial pursuit for grades goes on.

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HE LIBRARY ROUTINE

If the chapel is the heart of the life on campus, the library must be the mind. It is here that many hours are spent in research and reading - and sometimes it is the only quiet place on campus to study.

Well-equipped with carrels, the library offers privacy. The newest addition to the facilities is the AV units providing video taped lectures in selected courses.

Of course there are typewriters, copying machines and the new word processors to assist the student in keeping up with the flood of paperwork that means college.

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THEIR JOB IS SERVICE

LeTourneau College has been responsible for providing all of the emergency medical service for Longview since the city took over the service from commercial firms quite a few years ago.

The central- station is on campus and several substations are located in outlying fire stations. Full service is now available at three posts. New facilities will soon be opened at Regional Hospital.

Students are trained EMT's who view their jobs as a public service. Some 40 serve.

Phil Kuitems and Larry Heintz man the phane for an incoming service call.

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Facilities are available for the students to study when there is time.

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The Fleet now boasts two new

' mod$ar amhdances in addition to other rnoderdunits. The ropst recent teaching devices are used in the training program.

Director Glenn Butts who guides the EMS, is seen here with secretary Mildred McCabe.

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MISSIONARIES

IN RESIDENCB

Bob Blashke brought experience to the classroom.

Carol Blashke served the students as Campus nurse.

In addition to their own family, the Blashke's could always expect guests for dinner. Mrs. Blashke became proficient at strel ching the food "for just one more." Quite frequently the guests were MK's.

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Bible professor Wayne House drops in for a taste of homemade bread after an evening meal at the Blashkes.

Carol and Bob Blashke were chosen to be the pioneers in a new campus project which came into being as part of the missions program. As the first missionaries in residence, they already had an acquaintance with the campus through their son Bob, a junior.

On furlough from the Republic of Benin, the Blashkes are on loan from Sudan Interior Mission.

LeTourneau College provides a home near the campus for the Blahkes. Bob and Beti are enrolled in the college while Philip, Stephen and Joel are enrolled in the Longview schools.

Bob teaches several courses in the missions department and assists in the coordination of the summer missions project and the missions emphasis week activities. Carol keeps busy in the office of the college nurse.

Their home is headquarters for many of the MK's and others who wend their way to the missionary home around meal time. Hospitality is their major ministry.

One of Mr. Blashke's major tasks was counseling students with interests in missionary service. Seen here is student senate president Stan Carlson talking with Mr. Blashke surrounded by curios from Africa.

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A NEW SERVICE ORGANIZATIOI\

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President Tim Sherbeck receives the charter from Mr Fitzgerald of the Texas Pilot International.

A new student service organization was born

on campus under the auspices of the Longview Club of Pilot International, a service organization of business and professional women.

A carefully chosen group was inducted as the charter membership of the new club. Mrs. Dixie Fitzgerald of Kilgore, Governor of the Texas District of Pilot International was the speaker and presiding officer.

The banquet on the third floor of the Memorial Center honored the new members and introduced them to the goals and ideals of the organization.

Miss Caroline Geer and Mrs. Gerrie Forbis are the faculty/staff sponsors of the new group which is affiliated with the national organization.

Dean Steve Adell watches as Tim Sherbeck returns to th head table after receiving the charter.

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From left: Sara Caille, Elwood Fisher, Tim Sherbeck, Roger Slack, Dan McCabe, Tim Dugan, Vic D'Ettore, John Dubisz, Stan Carlson, David Hunt, Doug Bartsch.

'Mrs. Fitzgerald watches as Roger Slack lights an induction mndle.

Mrs. Fitzgerald brought official greetings from the parent organization.

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HONORS TEACHER OF THE YEAR

Lauren Bittikoffer (Aviation Technology) was chosen Engineering and Technology Teacher of the Year.

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Johnny Williams (Business] was chosen Arts and Sciencqj Teacher of the Year.

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Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.

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ACTIVITIES

ORGANIZATIONS

SPORTS

STAFF

CLASSES

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ACTIVITIES

Professors and advisors endeavor to sort through computer lists to help students finish their schedules.

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THE ACES

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The Aces are a duo of professional frisbee throwers who came to LeTourneau to perform and also teach professional frisbee. They performed many maneuvers both together and individually. Danny McInnis, a frisbee distance champion, showed his skill in distance throwing. His partner performed his championship free-style show. A contest held for the students saw Tom Levtris and Brent Anderson from Dorm 4 as the Campus Champs in frisbee.

An Ace performs a difficult move for the crowd.

Difficulty was the name of the game as the Aces tried all kinds of tricks.

A Techo trys his luck with a finger delay.

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FROSH WEEK

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A. Matt Johnson happily - - - welcomes the new freshmen.

B. Sara Caille gives Doug Roszhart the best gift of all.

C. Marianne Rorvik, Mary Hancock, Alison Adcock, Mary sandemput their faces on for us at the Freshman talent show.

D. Sam Miller doing what he does best.

E. Annie Pruitt shaves Roger Leppelmeier's balloon with success.

F. Martha Cocking was not successful.

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SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK

Dr. Phil Hook of Pine Cove Bible Conference headlined Spiritual Emphasis Week. Hook is president of the college board of trustees and is wellknown as a speaker on campus. His gentle manner and quiet approach betray his academic background as a dean of students and college instructor at Wheaton and Philadelphia Bible College.

Much of his ministry took him to the Hive or to dorm lounges or to one-on-one encounters with students seeking answers, It was a low-key week that produced results. The year was off to a better start spiritually because of this.

Dr. Phil Hook was guest speaker.

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Dr. Hook's relaxed manner appealed to all.

Much of his time was in personal contact.

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Hook had the opportunity to speak to several dorm groups. Here he and his wife speak to the bers of Alpha Omega.

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FALL RETREAT

Pete George was the speaker for the traditional retreat weekend at Ringgold, Louisiana. This annual event draws nearly 250 students and staff members to the camp for the three-day weekend. Bible sessions are interspersed with recreation, singing, loafing - and eating.

Home style meals cooked by faculty chefs always seem to be better than Saga fare.

Highlights of the weekend are the campfire testimony session and of course - the wildest game night imaginable.

Cabins with names like Love, Long-suffering and Meekness remind us that the purpose of the retreat is spiritual growth.

Communion and much time for personal reflection go a long way to reach this goal.

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The chapel was filled for most sessions.

Brenda added her voice to the music.

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There was time to share.

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Game night offers an early opportunity to get acquainted with new college friends.

Total relaxation is the answer for this camper.

The peaceful trees of the lake dwarf the boaters.

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Phuffleboard provided a time of relaxation for some.

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Russ assisted in the cooking of the family style meals.

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AUTO SLALOM

The anoual auto s1aEom was deemed a success by chairman David Leppheier. A total of BOt entries participated in the slalom, mane,uvering and spin-, ning their vehicles around the pY1& of the tight slalom COW,.

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in his class;^A BMW sedan; "Dem'" Dan Kinsinger in a

thanks everyone of you h t watched and participated.

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Vintage models drew a lot of attention.

This exhibit drew a lot of spectators to read the specs.

There was a model for every taste.

The Auto Society's Car Show started as an event for the students to show off their automobiles, but as time went on the Auto Society began inviting some of the public to show off their cars. Now the LeTourneau College Car Show is a major event.

This year the Car Show was better than ever. There were four big rig trucks, Marathon LeTourneau featured their new D-9, and a DeLorean was present. The car show also featured two new classes, the pickup and sport car class. There were several Hot Rod trucks and fast sport cars.

Car and motorcycle dealers in town showed some of the new models, including the new Honda CX500 Turbo.

There were racing films and many door prizes from auto part stores in Longview. Also there was a pinstriping artist demonstrating his talent.

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The Sam Jackcrew worked hard to put on a successful performance.

3rd place went to the punk rock group, the Techomatia with their song, "Techo Friday Night."

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Sam Jack this year took on the theme of

A rendition of "Burt and I" took first place.

a world-wide tour, pruclaiming, "'Around the World in the "80's Craze,"" The Assembly Building turned into a superwide airplane onto which boarded the audience carrying their Sam Jack A i r l h s boarding passeslpmpams, Slide projectors served as windows to various sights as the world was toured.

Co-chairmen Corinne Johnson and D i d Travis saw to it that the trip flowed smoothly due to slides and'"canned" tour commentary of the pilot, The new.judging procedure of audience voting laid to rest previous criticism of judging panels.

As the show progressed, the audience settled a brotherly dispute, visited the proverbially lazy Latin culture, and heard a banjo combo. At the comically laconic "down East" seab~ard,"Burt and I"were ~ u r kin their new fishing boaL The entire audience "were"%vited to go fishing with them another time. A brief transatlantic flight, with patriotic puff palmed for entiertajnm.ent; led into a mini-tour of Europe, followed by an old rock concert by the "Techomatics."

Fallowing the refueling &opt Sam Jack took a short visit t o Africa There, they, observed Steve Adell making little headway in basketball team recruitment in a sketch called the "Pigmies." FoUowiqg thiri ths tour took an extra safety precautians and soared over the Soviet Union, U t h Ing the latest in CIA photography, a Soviet s upon. A "Calc. 9" ~ 1was~ eauedropped polar visit and an Alaskan stop, in which the audience learned of some of the "strange things done in the midnight sun,'" brought the tour back to Longview, whare it w;as sung, 'Tve been everywhere!"

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HOMECOMING QUEEN Vicki McGatlin's face was truly radiant as she was announced and crowned the Homecoming Queen for 1981-82. The Queen and her court were announced at the banquet on Friday evening where Vicki was escorted by Larry Berkley. She was chosen by the Guest House as their candidate and the "Princess of Narnia" on their Homecoming float. Her grace, charm and personality are certainly characteristic of Narnia's true royalty, Lucy and Susan.

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HOMECOMING CARL1 ASPLUND

CARRIE CALLENDER

STEPHANIE DERKSON

CLEETA ELLIOTT

PAULINE FARLEY

MARY JO FORD

rnWY IRWIN

KATHY LOVICK

VICKI McGATLIN

NANCY MIHOJEVICH

BETH ROSS

KAREN SHUMAKER

SYLVIA TABER

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Southwest wing gives their rendition of Snow White and the Seven

I Nancy Mihojevich and Jim Walter welcome people to the Queen Candidate Reception.

Valerie Bergen is looking earnestly for her loving dwarf, Brian Storm.

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The 1981-82 LeTourneau College Queen Candidates and their escorts.

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Vicki wasn't scared, even if it was a dark knight!

Robin Dirks was King of Southwest Wing.

It's all right! We forgive you.

Roger get<a push from 1B. KZX got a sting out of Homecomine.

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Dan and Toni enjoyed a wonderful Homecoming evening with other Techos.

The string quartet performed at the Homecoming banquet.

Mary Ann, Toni, and Dave are graciously awaiting more punch during the banquet.

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The 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, Bonnie Littlefield, escorted by her father.

Eany Berkley with the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen Vicki McGatlin.

Vicki McGatlin and her court: Kathy Lovick, Sylvia Taber, Cleeta Elliot, and Pauline Farley.

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Benny Hester sings to the glory of God.

Benny gets into playing his guitar.

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The Benny Hester concert was the highlight of Homecoming.

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Danny D. presents the spirit trophy to Southwest Wing.

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Coach Basset explains the strategy to A1 m e i.

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Missions Emphasis Week is always a busy week.

This was no exception. A very large contingent of missionary representatives converged upon the campus for a week. They were kept busy with classroom devotions and sharing in various other campus ministries. Though the two featured speakers carried the major portion of the messages, all of the missionaries took part in evening moments of sharing and in hours of counseling at the booths which were set up around the auditorium.

Pledges were taken for the summer mission project and a record number of students applied to minister this summer.

Alumni and Students shared their vision.

Ruth Siemens had an e$aging experiences.

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I Jay Kesler spoke from his experience with the work o: Youth for Christ.

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MISSIONS EMPHASIS WEEK

Alumnus Ron Weener shared his experience with current students at a session.

Sarge Gray tells of the work of Missionary Tech Team.

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MISSIONS

Bob Blaschke reviews Sudan Interior Mission

I Missionsis also a possibility far technology students

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Dr. McKinley's mission is for the Ashes of the Red Heifer

MEMORIES

weekends and all of the good times are always fun to remember.

Tension as the game draws to a close

Remember arrival day?

Rare snow brings back lots of laughter

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WOMEN'S WEEK EMPHASIZES GROWTH The third annual Women's Week was held from February 15-20.

Featuring nationally acclaimed author and speaker Florence Lattauer, and recording star Sandi Patti, the theme for this week was, "in thy light . . . we shall see light." Further complementing the week were chapel speakers Marilyn Laszlo, missionary to New Guinea, Martha Hook, author of two books and many magazine articles, and the First Baptist Church Handbell Choir. women's Week is a special time, not only for the female students of LeTourneau, but also for their msthers and other women in the community, who were encouraged to attend. The purpose, ". . . is not to glorify women, or put women in the limelight!" The prayers and desire of the Women's Council, which sponsors this event, is that the women "grow." For those girls whose mothers couldn't attend, a special "adopt-a-mother" program was initiated for the week among the faculty, sfaff and other women. An exhibit on the third floor of the Student Center displayed six women from Church history. These historical figures are recognized for their fight to uphold the Christian faith. The highlight of the week - Florence Littauer shared her experiences and techniques in applying the Bible to the practical issues and problems facing many women and mothers today. Another speaker, Marilyn Laszlo, career missionary, linquist, and translator works with the Sepik Iwam tribe in Papua New Guinea with the Wycliffe Bible Translators.

A highlight for the week for men and women alike was the Friday night concert featuring Sandi Patti.

Once a back-up singer for the Bill Gaither Trio she now sings solos and appears with the Imperials.

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Luncheons were held daily featuring the special speakers.

Missionary translator Marilyn Laszlo also spoke.

A concert by Sandi Patti concluded the week.

A reception honoring Mrs.LeTourneau was held in the new dorms.

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OPEN HOUSE

Dennie and Bev Martin have Patrick Pettibon sign his life aw as a future member of Alpha Omega.

Open Houses continued in tradition as the Societies, Downtowner, Women's Residence Hall, and the new dorms opened their doors to the public. The five societies hosted open house at the start of each semester, which provided prospective pledges an opportunity to meet members and observe society life. It was a very special open house this year because it was the first one for the new dorms.

Randy Keener and Amy Balsbaugh welcome guests into KZX's open hous

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As Sue Kroh serves Jack Kehl some punch, Gegbamou Shawkey cuts in and gets some also.

Debbie Moreland and Brad Schuldt thrillingly serve visitors coming through TKD.

Terry Irwin, Danny D, and Jim Underwood patiently await the oncoming elevator to tour the Downtowner.

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Frontier RUTH WRIGHT

Big Brother Steve Adell escorts the 1981 queen, Toni Adell, at the Hootenanny.

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1982-83 Student Senate Officers

Danny D emcees the program.

Announcement of the new Senate officers climaxed the activities as the old regime handed over the rein government to the new.

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The Cool Hand Luke egg eating contest brings out the glutton in the best of us as students down huge quantities of eggs.

Armwrestling tests the prowess of campus musclemen and women.

A quick switch of drivers was the secret of fast time in the bike race.

Frontier skills came to the forefront as the students tried their hand at the lumberjack contest.

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Wayne Steege emcees one of the many contests held during the week.

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Recreational activities were designed to test the skills of contestants and all proceeds went to summ4 missions.

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"Hambone" won top honors for Phil Kuitems and Joel Natwick.

The Stage Band gave its usual good performance to add to the evening.

Alumni Bob and Maxine Johnson sang.

For the first time a professional performer tied the acts together.

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KZX pulled it off again with a win over a strong A 0 team.

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AO is dug in for a long, but unsuccessful pull.

Calf roping provided some laughs for the crowd.

Below: Two West Texas cowboys try their skill.

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GRADUATION 1982

Graduation, 1982 saw 159 students receive recognition for their years of effort.

As seniors gathered in one portion of the Student Center, the faculty donned their colorful regalia in the little theater.

The procession moved across campus to the strains of traditional music.

Dr. Gordon Anderson gave the commencement address and received an honorary degree in recognition of his unique ministry with TeleMissions.

Mark Erickstad topped the honor grads with a 3.98 gpr and 15 others shared the honors.

Relatives and friends packed the assembly hall for the service which marked the end of three days of commencement activities.

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The student procession approaches the assembly hall.

Faculty members paraded in full academic regalia.

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Students await their turns for moving row-by-row to the stage for their diplomas.

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HONOR STUDENTS: Front from left - Sue Kroh, Richard Costner, Tom Krause, Lydia Jordan, Randy Huber, Jim Parker, Jeff Johnson, Sid Cradduck, Back from left - Ruth Wright, John Lehrnann, Mark Erickstad, Steve Van Beek, John Todd, Jim Diebel, Willie Leland, Doug Bauder

Gordon Anderson, commencement speaker and recipient of the honorary doctorate.

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THE HOPE Before a large crowd of over 500, The Hope performed a variety of Christian music. Their mellow contemporary style was characterized by soft tones of well-blended guitars, drums, and keyboards. They performed many tunes including, "Standing on the Rock," "What Have You Got to Lose?" Pat Terry's "YOU Got Love," and an Arlo Guthrie number entitled, "Which Side Are You On?" Another number, "Walk in the Light," was based on I John 1:7.Near the end of the concert, the lead vocalist shared with the audience his personal experiences and the story of the adulterous woman and related how he could apply it to our own livw. He encouraged the audience to not condemn other8 but to look honestly at themselves.

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PETE CARLSON

Captivating the audience from the start with his music and his humor, Pete sang the majority of his songs with his guitar, and the others with the piano.

The evening was a mixture of singing and sharing. Pete talked about some of life's hardships that are faced by Christians, and how Christians should face thein.

Pete also introduced one of his songs to the audience and then had them participate on the chorus. This set the stage for later on; when he sang a popular Christian chorus, the audience immediately began to sing with him.

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dealing with the struggles a Christian has to go through. A Christian has a high standard to live up to. It is not hopeless, but is something to strive for. I want to challenge the students to show responsibility in their Christian walks."

Many of Carlson's songs are expressions of experiences that he's gone through. "A lot of experiences that. a Christian has are not unique only to their own lives. I've gone through them, too. I'm not here to show that misery loves company, but to share hope that these experiences are for Christian growth and maturity."

Well, he accomplished his goal with seriousness and humor. It was a wonderful concert overall.

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TIM SHEPPARD Tim Sheppard is a gifted individual whose ability to compose and sing is second only to his sensitivity in communicating to his audience.

Currently Tim travels across the United States singing in churches, concert halls, Jesus festivals, and various colleges. Tim uses his music to reach out to people in order to teach, uplift, comfort and to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Tim has recorded four albums, his latest entitled "Forever." "Forever" is not country or ~ o c kbut rather a "pop" type album. His songs are mellow and light rockers.

Tim Sheppard has written many songs for other groups such as The Imperials, Truth, The Sharretts, and Andrus Blackwood and Company.

Because of all his writing for other groups and himself, Tim has acquired the nickname "Songtailor." The concert offered an excellent opportunity for students who were familiar with Sheppard's music, and for those who had never heard the "Songtailor."

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THE MEN FROM "GLAD" GLAD is a contemporary Christian group of five members. Each member is very experienced and talented having studied pop and jazz-rock in a major eastern college. Thus, the group sings "classical rock."

The group has backed Debby Boone and appeared on the "700 Club." No matter where they appear, the group is noted for having a "servant" and "humble" attitude. GLAD'S purpose is to spread the Gospel. This purpose is very evident in the lyrics of their songs.

Some of the songs GLAD sings include "All Things" which is based on Romans 8:28, "Beyond a Star," and "Take a Stand."

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RAGAN COURTNEY Ragan Courtney, poet, playwright, and actor, performed Friday, February 5, both in chapel and an evening performance. He has traveled extensively around the country sharing his testimony through poetry and monologues. Using his unique personality, he captures his audience with the dramatic experiences of the Christian and approaches life realistically and creatively. He has performed on Broadway and television, and has directed several productions, including many of his own creations.

His evening performance was a western adaptation of BiblicaI characters. He portrayed characters such as Mary, John the Baptist, and Lazarus, and put them in a Western setting, giving many useful applications relating to everyday life.

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SAND1 PATTI Sandi Patti is a talented soloist who is fast becoming one of the best-loved female vocalists in the gospel recording industry. She is relatively new to this profession, but she is proving to be a skillful arranger and composer.

Her musical career began at San Diego State University (1975-77) and at Anderson College (1977-79), where she continued her vocal training and began concentrating on her ministry as a gospel soloist. She has recorded three albums: "For My Friends," "Sandi's Song," a n d "Love Overflowing."

Besides her convention and church concerts, she has performed at the Christian Booksellers' Convention and has made appearances on radio and the 700 Club and PTL Club. Sandi also recorded television and radio commercials such as Juicy Fruit Gum, Steak-n-Shake, and other regional "spots." This spring she was the featured soloist for the Bill Gaither Trio Tours and various Imperials Concerts.

Sandi Patti not only displays excellent vocal ability, but she shares from her heart the love of God and the joy of living a Christian life.

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MUSIC Music Mania had its beginning as an annual concert sponsored by the Men's Chorus, but has gradually expanded to include a wide variety of campus groups and individuals.

The program is n o n competitive, so everyone joins in the activities.

This year's Christmas c cert was complete with secular songs of Christmas the traditional carols that hav become an important part o our Christmas celebration.

The entire audience jo in on the carol sing, the o one provided on campus t year.

MANIA The program featured the combined Choir and Men's Chorus in the carol sing. The men sang, "I'll Be Home for Christmas," as home scenes flashed on the screen. This bit of nostalgia hit home since 90% of our students are from out-of-state.

Santa appeared. A group presented a sketch of Dicken's "Christmas Carol." The Stage Band added to the Festivities.

Lucky guests received door prizes to top off the night's activities. The men are to be commended for another effort to provide entertainment.

Their efforts should have been rewarded 'by better attendance.

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ANDRUS, BLACKWOOD & CO. Andrus, Blackwood, a Company closed the 81-82 co cert season with a packe performance. Sherman and Terry Blackwood tained t'he audience with m ranging in ~tyle from nostalgia to Gospel and s The group performed so from their four albums in tion to a few specials the country tune: 'Yo to0 low, you got sin in heart." Other popular so were "Soldier of the Light'" "The Well Will Never Drfwhich fmtured a jam don and rweiwed a stan ovation,

Sherman and Terry Share togetherthrough song.

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The band did more than play good music, though. The words also presented a message of commitment to Christ. Near the end of the concert Billy Blackwood, the group's drummer, shared his experiences playing with the Blackwood Brothers and then touring with Elvis Presley. He strayed from the true way, but the Lord brought him back.

With the good music and message, the Andrus, Blackwood, and Company concert was the ideal way to end a year of school and prepare for the summer.

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CONSTANCE KNOX CARROLL A touch of classical, artistic ability graced the LeTourneau College cam us as Mrs. Constance Knox Carroll erformed in concert on t e piano, the second concert sche uled in this year's Artist Series.

Mrs. Carroll, an artist-in-residence at Centenary Colle e in Shreveport, Louisiana, appeared with the Longview Symp ony last spring.

Mrs. Carroll's rogram included "Im rom tu in B-flat Major, op. 142" b Schu ert in which she disp ayed er technical ability by per orming the five variations on a theme from one of Schubert's incidental compositions.

Mrs. Carroll also performed "Appassionata," a Sonata in FMinor, op. 57, a powerful, moving work written by Beethoven as he was growing deaf.

After intermission, Mrs. Carroll resumed her performance, o ening with "Sonatine" by French composer Ravel. While p aying the three movements, Mrs. Carroll dis layed her interretive artistic ability which continued to s ow as she perFormed two selections by Liszt.

"Sonetto 104 del Petrarca" and "Me histo waltz" were both inspired by the poetry of Petrarca an Nicholas Lenau which impressed the composer Liszt. Mrs. Carroll enthusiastically communicated this same impression as she performed Liszt's flamboyant music.

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THE HADDENS Piano Duo-Logues with The Haddens offers a thoroughly unorthodox repertoire - "A Fresh Look at the Greats" - in which the duo played some of their favorite composers representing a wide spectrum of periods and styles. With the sounds of Saint-Saens and Shearing, Mozart a n d Milhaud, tastefully mingled with Rachmaninoff and Rock, Frances and Richard Hadden brought to life the music of all ages.

For years the Haddens have lived and performed together all over the world, encountering a generous variety of pianos and people.

The Haddens are the only duo-piano team traveling in a completely self-contained allseason 25-foot LTD motorhome customized to carry their new 7-foot Baldwin grands.

The Haddens performed "From Bach to Rock and Back."

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MURK FAMILY The Murk family, consisting of Mr. Jim Murk, his wife Donna, son Bill and their four beautiful daughters Beverly, Beck, Brenda, and Barbie, presented a refreshing performance covering a great variety of music that uplifted the soul.

Beginning with a sacred chorus composed by Barbie, the youngest daughter, it continued on with five songs emphisizing a sacred focus, including an interesting medley with Christian variations of secular hits. The young people, all of whom play musical instruments, Picked up their strings and accompanied their singing with an ensemble of two violas, two violins and a cello.

They were also backed up by a piano and a bass guitar. A su'dden swing in the style of music shifted the mood from sacred to secular. Selection included, humoresque, bluegrass, a Venezuelan song, and Mr. Murk singing a solo "The Men in My Little Girls' Lives." A touch of classical music was also added.

A mood swinging back to sacred music wound the concert down to the end. "Praise the Lord, He Never Changes," "If That Isn't Love," and "I'll Rise Again" concluded the program.

The Murk family had impressive musical ability and artistry and provided much spiritual encouragement.

Mr. Murk, his wife Donna and their five children Beverly, Beck, Brenda, Barbiq and Bill.

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DENNIS & , MARY BEL;L The Artist Series presented to LeTourneau College, Mary and Dennis Bell in January this year. This 'very special couple were excellent musicians and entertained a small but noteworthy group of classical music lovers. Surprisingly, Mary was the one in the lead with her musical career as a violinist and has been a concert-mistress. Dennis, however, has done much traveling as a cello soloist and was a guest of the Longview Symphony Orchestra. They played many duets together but were certainly able to hold their own on the solo pieces.

JOHN & MARY LeTourneau College was very privileged to be entertained by John and Mary Giger this past year. They were brought here as one of the Artist Series Concerts in late April and were truly a treat. Their theme throughout the evening was love. Their beautiful and trained voices sang love songs from Germany and Italy, which they sang to each other. Mary, who was expecting their child in early May, sang nocturnal lullabies to their unseen love and they both shared their joy and love in Christ.

A particularly special selection was a duet of a male cat suitor meowing his* way to conquest despite the hissing and purring of the female feline. .

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ORGANIZATIONS

The photography staff shot thousands of pictures, covering every event and activity of the campus year - but here and there a picture stood out from the rest.

These two pages present a few of the photographers' favorites - a student sailing into the pond - freshman week activities - our alert student senate officers - a tense coach and bench - sports - children - a senior's look and the dream of maid service for a dorm student.

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PRESIDENT: Mike Mahan VICE-PRESIDENT: Don Francis SECRETARY: Pam Ritchie TREASURER: Mark Lambert

SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT: Steve Chandler VICE-PRESIDENT: Roger Slack SECRETARY: Kevin Shepherd TREASURER: Elwood Fischer

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JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: Brian Storm VICE-PRESIDENT: Don Norman SECRETARY: Val Bergen TREASURER: Maxine Johnson

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The Student Senate was verv effectivc in achieving their goals this year. A verg noteworthy accomplishment was the school-wide fast to raise monev for the World Hunger Project. They a60 organized a campus beautification project which put trees in front of the labs and they were involved in Homecoming and Frontier Week.

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Dan Futrell Jim Glad Joel Hedgepeth John Holmes Mary Hook Matt Johnson Jeff Johnson Randy Keener Larry Kewin Fred Klerekoper Martin Koschnitzke Dave Leppelmeier Vicki McGatlin .

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OFFICERS MARK ERICKSTAD President SID CRADDUCK Vice President RUTH WRIGHT SecretarylTreasurer

Ten seniors are nominated each fall by the faculty for membership into the Gold Key Club.

They must maintain at least a 3.2 grade point average and also exemplify the club's motto of %earning, Loyalty, and Leadership." They must also have been a campus resident for at least two semesters. The prpoIe of this honorary society is to promote a h@h moral, academic, and spiritual atmosphere on campus. The ten members are: Douglas Bauder, Sid Cradcluck, Mark Erickstad, Scott Ferguson, Randall Huber, Susan Kr Roberson, Timothy Sherbeck, K fwand Ruth Wrigk .:*+ ..,.- ,-*, ;,-,*#, at*pt,@Pit ,, 'fi

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Sid Cradduck Olney, Maryland Biology, B.S. God has given to us many opportunities for involvement. I see them as opportunities for growth. It is up to us to be good stewards of God's time and grab these opportunities for both fun and growth. God has given us a few good teachers. I've been prodded to get to really know them; I have learned and I have grown.

Who's Who, Delta Sigma Psi President, Science Club Vice-president, Inter-Society Council, Missionary Union, Nursing Home Visitation, Gold Key Club Vice-president

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Mark Erickstad Longview, Texaa Chemistry, B.S. The problems and decisions presented by life are seldom easy. If they are, you are not taking full advantage of life, It is important to have a good foundation in God, in knowledge and yourself, I will be eternally indebted for the five years I spent at LeTourneau College.

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Scott Ferguson Atascadero, California Mechanical Engineering Attending LeTourneau has been an excellent growing experience for me and I thank God for the way it has prepared me that much more for a life of service for Him. Gold Key Club Who's Who American Society for Mechanical Engineers

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I am really thankful for the balanced education that I have received here at LeTourneau College. The opportunity to combine liberal arts with technical studies is one that not many schools offer. I am thankful to the Lord for the spiritual, academic and physical preparation I have received that will better help me serve Him.

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Kent Roberson Bristol, Wisconsin Biology, B.S. My years at LeTourneau have been the most formative in my life. I'm sure that the Lord could have sent me to another school and revealed just as much of Himself to me, but He chose this group of people for me.

I'm thankful that he did. I'm especially thankful for LeTourneau's Fall Semester in the Rockies program, where the Christian life became a day to day reality for me.

Gold Key Club, Alpha Omega Society, Science Club, Theatron, Yellowjacket Editorialist, Science Camp of the Rockies Nostalgia Club

Timothy Sherbeck Sheboygan, Wisconsin Mechanical Engineering I came to LeTourneau to learn about engineering, and also about myself. I've seen that my life and the world around me both operate by certain principles, and I like to know them. I find that just like in engineering, the principles guiding my relationships with others don't have any value until I put them in practice, and so really understand them. The best thing I've learned here is how to be more sensitive to the people around me, and let them see who I really am as well.

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Kevin Stolzfus Elkhart, Indiana Aviation Technology Praise God for who we are as individuals; for our ability to love, learn, and grow in a molding atmosphere as present at LeTourneau. With this bage we now have the responsibility to use the resources LeTourneau has made available to us, to bring glory and honor td God alone, Gold Key Club

Ruth Wright Belem, Brasil Accounting "We pray little, not because we have little time, but because we think of oubelves as self-sufficient." My years at LeTourneau have proved over and over again that my sufficiency has to come from God, not from my own abilities or efforts, Gold Key Club Secretary/Treasurer, Who's Who, HYPER Club, Varsity Volleyball

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JOHN ADAMS Bouake, Rep. of Ivory Coast Business/Aviation '"" 0's Who, Society of ..,,nufacturing Engineers, Vice-president of Student late, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Soccer Captain

DAMIAN BARRETT Gresham, Oregon Mechanical Engineering Technology Officer of American Society of Mechanical Engineering, Society of Automotive Engineers, American Welding Society, Student Senate, Engineer-Design Contests, RA

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TIM BUHL Trinidad, Colorado Missions Student Missionary Fellowship President, Young Republic Secretary, Spiritual Life Committee Chairman, Student Senate, RA of Down Towner Fifth Floor

LINDA BURKLIN Fort Wayne, Indiana English Who's Who, Student Wives, Missionary Kid Fellowship, Editor of Yellowjacket

SETH COCKING Quezaltenaugo, Guatemala Electrical Engineering RA of Guest House, IEEE, Who's Who

SID CRADDUCK Olney, Maryland Biology Who's Who, Gold Key Club, Delta Sigma Psi President, Science Club Vice-president, Inter-Society Council, Missionary Union, Nursing Home Visitation

DAN DiFRANCESCO North Tonawanda, New York Mechanical Engineering Who's Who, Student Senate President, Orientation Committee

ROBIN DIRKS Frazer, Montana Missions/Aviation Tech.; Alpha Omega President, Who's Who, Fall Retreat Committee Chairman

MARK ERICKSTAD Longview, Texas Chemistry Who's Who, Gold Key Club President, Science Club

SCOTT FERGUSON Atascadero, California Mechanical Engineering Who's Who, American Society for Mechanical Engineers, Gold Key Club

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f CORINNE JOHNSON Memphis, Tennessee Electrical Engineering KLTC DJ, IEEE Secretary, CoChairman of Sam Jack Amateur Hour, Women's Council, Tour Guide for Admissions, Who's Who

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JAMES PARKER Spokane, Washington Mathematics Student Senate, Computer Team, Putnam Exam Contestant, Who's Who, East Texas Chapter of the Association for Compi~ting Mach nery

TIM SHERBECK Sheboygan, Wisconsin Mechanical Engineering Student Senate, Local Church Puppeteer, Compass Club President, Who's Who, Gold Key Club

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STEVE VAN BEEK 'otter Valley 3usiness Nho's Who, Lettermen's Club, 3aseball Team, Basketball ream

JIM WALTER Hutchinson, Kansas Business AviatiodFlight Men's Chorus, RA, Student Senate, Amateur Radio Club, Who's Who

RUTH WRIGHT Belem, Brasil Accounting Who's Who, Varsity Volleyball, Gold Key Secretary/Treasurer, HYPER Club

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CHOIR The College Choir is the place for anyone who enjoys singing.

No matter the voice, Christ was the bond and they are great. The student body enjoyed them in a few chapels and some special times at Christmas and during Missions' Week. The group meets twice a week to practice under Trudy Stewart and is accompanied by Mary Hancock. We were also blessed this year with Carol Mumme, a signer for the deaf. She has made us more aware of barriers to be crossed daily among God's people. Keep on singing!

Members: Keith ~ n d e r s o n ,Beti Blaschke, Larry Cappella, Glenn Cayes, Naomi Crandall, Tom Ehresman, Andrea German, Andy Gifford, Mary Hancock, Ken Harrison, Mary Hook, Dave Kipp, Wes Lewis, Janis Longenecker, Kathy Lovick, Dan Mann, Carol Mumme, Jeni Niewald, Mike Powers, Greg Pringle, Annie Pruitt, Beth Ross, Greg Scobee, Dee Dee Slagle, Kirsten Stuber and Craig Verner.

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MEN'S CHORUS The purpose of the Men's Chorus is to glorify God through music and song. It is under the direction of Trudy Stewart. They meet regularly to rehearse on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 5:30.

The Chorus performed often in Chapel and in the spring did several concerts in churches throughout the Longview area. A special event sponsored by the Men's Chorus was the Chistmastime production of "Music Mania." This event included door prizes, humorous stories and skits, a quartet singing "Mr. San-ta, bring me a dream," a slide show, and many Christmas carols.

Officers: Jim Benson, Pres.; Gregg Sweeten, V. Pres.; Dan Mann, Sec. Members: Jim Benson, Arnold Burklin, Dave Castle, Keith Davis, Jim Donaldson, A1 Dumdei, Rick Dunbar, Andy Gifford, Ken Goodman, Roger Hartzell, Dave Johnson, Scott Johnson, Dan Mann, Loren Mulder, Darcy Spady, Chuck Schickley, Randy Schirman, Greg Scobee, Grant Sension, Gregg Sweeten, and Jim Walter.

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PEP BAND Although faced with fluctuating attendance, the Pep Band still regularly to practice. They performed regularly at the home Yello jacket basketball games and also at the soccer games. They ad variety by boosting spirits and providing entertainment during t pre-game and half-time out. The band showed up in full force for t Homecoming game providing lively music to increase campus spir They used the traditional pep band songs, but also branched out in jazz and pop tunes, They kept up the spirits even in the games th began to go the other direction.

Members included: Rhonda Bennett, Jay Slagle, Dave Bush, Gregg Sweeten, Dugan, Les Bishop, Mike Vehmeier, Mark Matteson, Steve Zurbuchen, Charles Drozd.

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STAGE BAND The Stage Band has been sounding their brass louder than ever this year. This was the group that kept the student body tapping their toes and snapping their fingers during Sam Jack and Hootenanny. This band, which was started five years ago, grew out of a desire to play a different type of music. A little bit of jazz and a pinch of pop made a really great sound swing out of those guys. Some of the other functions that they played for were Music Mania at Christmas time and the Country Fair during Frontier Week.

Advisor: Trudy Stewart, Members: Dean Smith, Tim Bartel, Dave Berge, Mark Brillon, Doug Roszhart, Gary Sweeten, Gregg Sweeten, Bill Teasdale, Phil Kuitems, John Blasongame, Mark Matteson, Dan Palmer, Dave Rawlings and Stan Robertson.

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Our very own LeTourneau Singers have been very busy this1 1981-82 school year. They traveled far and wide across Texas sing in churches and for organizations almost every weeken Under the direction of Russ Callison, singing first tenor, the grot for this year consisted of Jim Benson, the baritone, Rick Dunbi singing bass, Randy Schirman their second tenor, and Andy Gj ford another bass and "Mr. Piano."

I The student body received a taste of their music as they sang fl a few of the chapels. The LeTourneau Singers' basic style could 1: categorized as auartet ~ o s ~with e l some contem~orarvselectioi ranged by their tour director Trudy Stewart.

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THEATRON Theatron was organized as a Christian ministry drama group. Their motto is "Sharing Christ through drama." Directed by Mr. Ralph Gilbert they performed throughout the year in area churches and also toured extensively during the summer in the midwest. Theatron presented a spiritual theme through humor and biblical stories. This year some of their presentations included the story of Jonah, the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican, and the story of Thomas and Mary.

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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers was founded to advance the knowledge and practice of mechanical engineering.

The Society meets monthly, usually featuring a guest lecturer.

Some special projects sponsored by the group include various plant tours, a design contest, an egg drop contest and special lecturers.

Officers: Stephen Hill, Chairman; John Levander, Vice and Program Chairman; Gerald Gehrnan, Sec.; Ted Timmons, Treas.; Damian Barrett, Membership Development Chairman. Members: Steve Anderson, Damien Barrett, Doug ~auder;Wavne Bland. Robert Brandt. Damon Cole. Tohn Dav. Ken DunkerleG

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CUB CLUB Any students that had their private pilot license and that have seen or been in a 1946 Piper J3 Cub were probably in Cub Club.

Since 1974 they have been playing with Rodger C a d s antique plane but the official club began in 1981. The group flew more than it met which was only when business needed attention. They had the most fun when they held their annual competitions. The first was the shortest landing from touch to complete stop without brakes. They had a sand bag drop at targets and the favorite, letting a balloon o;t then poppingit wiih the prop. It sounds like fun and games but it was pretty tricky business.

Advisor: Rodger Carr, Officers: Rick Fehr, Pres.; Jeff lohnson, Vice Pres.; Steve Bush, Mechanic, Members: Tom Brewington, Caroline Geer, Rich Best, Phil Kuitems, Mark Johnson, Chuck Marble, Nelson Kneebone, John Swaney and , Steve Thomas.

IEEE The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers is an organization dedicated to stimulating interaction among its members. Contemporary electrical and electronic progress is the subject of their discussions. The organization also sponsors field trips, films, and lectures by guest speakers who are professionals in the electrical and electronic world.

Officers:Jim Steenland, Chairman; Kevin Robery, Vice-chairman; Scott Lenney, Treasurer; Corinne Johnson, Secretary. Members: Deborah Aiken, Nelson Blank, Larry Cappella, Stan Carlson, Steven Clemons, Richard Costner, Bruce Elge, Walter Gartner, Stan Gingrich!, Lawrence Hess, Brad Howald, Steve Iwan, Peter James, Franklin Jones, Larry Kewin, Tom Kipper, Weston Lewis, Todd McLallen, Stan Miller, Scott Petticoffer, Paula Phillips, John Reichart, Andrew Roeda, Donald Shellhart, Earl Shook, Claude Vignali, Robert White, Drew Whitson, John Wilkinson, Jonathan Zupke.

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The American Welding Society is dedicated to furthering the members' knowledge in welding technology. The organization brought in special speakers who are experienced in industrial welding to talk about advances in welding methods. In addition to the monthly meetings, the group sponsored a special chapel service in which welding alumni spoke about careers in welding. Each year the society sponsors a field trip to visit an industrial welding site. This year was no exception as the group travelled to Houston to learn more about industrial welding.

Officers: Barney Burks, Jr., Pres.; David Crement, Vice-Pres.; Paul Broda, Sec. Members: Randy Berger, Larry Craig, John Holmes, Mark Stewart, and Keith Trosen.

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STUDENT WIVES CLUB The Student Wives Club this year witnessed the fulfillment of ma hopes, dreams and prayers. One of the goals accomplished was to i plement a baby sitting service so that couples on very low incomes ca enjoy the special events on campus without having to worry about baby sitter. Some of the special events sponsored by the club included luncheon for the new wives, a movie: a dinner, a Stress Seminar, the annual Christmas party, a Tasting Bee, and a Craft Fair.

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Officers: Patt Olsen, President; Melissa Beheymer, Vice President; Maxine Johnson, Secretary; Wendy Peterson, Treasurer; Cathy Cole, Chaplain; Trish Stephens Hospitality Chairman; Eunice O'Brian and Laura Straw, Refreshments; Barb Knickerbocker, Representative; and Susan Blake, Historian. Membership consists the wives of LeTourneau students.

WOMEN'S COUNCIL The purpose of the Women's Council is to meet the needs of the women students, faculty members and wives of LeTourneau College.

The Council consists of one freshman and one upperclasswoman from each wing in addition to the R.A.'s, faculty and student wife representatives. The Council initiated many projects and events. Included in their projects was the obtaining of a drafting board for the women's study room and the new typewriter in the library. They also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Weekend and Women's Week. Women's Week featured special luncheons, special speakers, ledtures, and seminars on women-related topics. They also kicked off the Adopt-AGrandparent program through the Longview Recreation Center.

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borg, Patti Boadway, Beth Ross, Karen Shumaker, Kristine Forker, Val Bhrgen, Nancy Mihojevich, Carrie Callender, Corinne Johnson, Kathy Schroeder, Barbie Knickerbocker, Irma Brantley, Linda Fitzhugh, Ilene Foote, Gerrie Forbis and Tdudy Stewart.

HYPER HYPER Club is geared toward the further education of the Health, P.E. and Recreation majors. The club is dedicated to serving God first, others second and themselves third. Under the direction of Dr. Dan Chrouser, the members meet once every two weeks and have set goals.

At their regular meetings, they plan seminars, assign people to help take tickets at the basketball games, and discuss special projects. Some of their special projects include donut sales, recreation day for the handicapped, canoeing seminar, biking seminar, and a trip to a Recreation Convention in New Mexico.

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Officers: Jim Benson, Pres.; Dave Bush, V. Pres.; Steve Bortles, Sec. Members: Toni , Adell, Diane Angell, Diane Armstrong, Marlene Baer, Amy Balsbaugh, Jim Benson, Scott Bietendorf, Dan Blair, Steve Bortles, Dave Bush, Dave Carr, James Cheely, Lori I Cooper, Robin Dearstone, Brooke Forrest, Brian Greer, James Hayes, Harold Hubler, Melvin Jefferson, Sue Kasefang, Jeff Kieffer, Gary Kockh, Sue Kroh, Robert Larsen, Janis Longenecker, Lynn Longenecker, Lee Mitchell, Dave Moore, Don Norman, Omar Rodrigues, Jerry Sharpe, De De Slagle, Jay Slagle, John Stahl, Matt Strong, Bob Turnipseed, Doug Vail, Steve Van Beek, Dan Weedman, John Whitney, Rod Whitney, , Becky Wick. i

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Officers: Kyle McKinrris, President; John Holmes, Vice President; Steve Chandler, Secretary; Dave Tuttle, Treasurer. Members: Steve Fox, Craig Ingram, Arnold Burklin, Dan Kinsinger, Kenneth Cam Walter Burklin, Tim Wirten, Sponsors: Miss Ge% Mr. Alexcib, Mr. Ghss, and Mr. Archer.

STUDENT MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP

One of the featured meetings during Inter-Varsity's Urbana '81.

Dr. Billy Graham was one of the featured speakers at Urbana.

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The LeTourneau chapter of Inter-Varsity's Student Missions Fellowship proposed to inform the campus of world needs, missions opportunities and help motivate students toward action and prayer for summer missions and career missionary activities. One of the main thrusts of SMF was to inform and coordinate the campus for Urbana '81. They helped initiate films and literature to help students to better understand mission work of today. The group sponsored a series of missions oriented presentations by various missionaries. They organized a world prayer meeting which met weekly to pray for missions throughout the world. Much research also began into career positions in engineering and technology overseas to inform the campus of where training could be used worldwide.

Officers: Tim Buhl, President; Steve Curtis, Vice President; Ivonne Guerrero, Secretary-Treasurer. Members: Soren Flagg, Julie Castle, Frank Dubisz, Tom Coe, Chuck Livermore, Ken Burk, Tim Dunn, and Donna Shull. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaschke are the "missionaries-in-residence" this year.

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WINGS FOR WITNESS Wings for Witness has given the studknts of LeTourneau a chance to better understand the opportunities for service in missionary aviation. Drawing from the many students in the Aviation Department, the attention of this organization is centered on aviation. The organization met weekly to discuss aviation possibilities, sponsor campus films, and work on aircraft. This year they helped to re-construct a donated Cessna 310 for training aviation mechanics. They also helped in the re-organization of the lab facilities. Another special project that the group had taken on was to raise funds to help train natives of Zaire in Missionary Aviation Fellowship's pilot program which will allow that people to be less dependent upon foreign aid.

Officers: Tom Ehrsman, Co-ordinator; Mark Parrott, Sec.; Lowell Deering, Chaplain. Members: James Abell, Mark Berg, Bruce McMillin, Steve Spangler, Dave Zoutendam.

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STAG The Student Technical Assistance Group is an organization of student volunteers who aid the Longview area with technical skills and labor. The group offers its ser&es to any deserving person or organization. This year, STAG was involved in numerous projects.

They welded bookshelves for a Christian organization in Longview, and constructed picnic tables to be placed near the pond. A sheetmetal barn was completed for Frontier Camp, and repairs were made to their canoe fleet. One major project helped a senior citizen of the community by furnishing the repairs and painting necessary to refurnish her home, Officers: Co-Presidents - Jay Slagle, Frontier Camp projects and general; Jon Hansen, city projects; Steve Hill, welding projects. Members: Doug Coy, Bill Elliott, Ted Hammett, Charles Holtan, Stan Kindig, David Kipp, Mark Lehman, Steve Widder, plus other temporary volunteers.

KLTC KLTC is a ministry of, by, and for the students of LeTourneau College. They began broadcasting on the FM -band in early January 1982 with programming consisting of cantemporary Christian music. KLTC is a ministry with a staff made up of volunteers. The purpose of the station is not only to play good music but also to make a positive spiritual impact on the campus: KLTC broadcasts six days a week from 4 to 12 Monday through Friday and 7 to 12 pm on Saturdays.

Officers: Russell Davis, General Manager; Carol'Mumme, John Sheppard, Assistant Managers; Brian Dobben, Program Dtrector; Larry Berkeley, Assistant Program Director; Frank Ward, Engineer; Terry Cassis, Secretary. Members: Dave Berge, Jim Berge, Chris Broby, Dan Ca~e,Woody Dudley, Nadine Eck, An,gel Garcia, Andy Hammer, Jeff Havenq Dave Hussman, Corinne Johnson, Doug Kollmar, Dave MacKnight, Dan Mann, Dan Maxwell, Joel Natwick, Barry Op dahl, Bill Panagotopulos, Cheryl Rybka>Greg Schultz, Gegbamaou Shawkey, Bill Sloat, Bill Taber.

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K5JEF is the call sign of the Amateur Radio Club. Now in its 26th year of service, K5JEF provides an opportunity for students to improve their ability as Ham operators and increase their knowledge of radio and electronics. The club also provided communication between missionary kids and their parents.

This year the club moved to a new location in the maintenance complex. They also erected a new antenna to extend their range, In the fall, the club sponsored a contest among members for the most contacts. The group met on Wednesday nights to discuss techniques of radio operation.

Officers: Wdly Bowles, President; Wes Lewis, Vice President; Bill Kennedy, Secretary; Bob White, Treasurer. Members: Ralph Buckles, Harry Johnson, Doug Kollmar, Tom Lewis, Stewart Ogden, Mark Rice and Greg Smith.

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SAM The Society for the Advancement of Management is the student counterpart of the American Management Association. The goal of the organization is to provide an opportunity for engineers and business people to meet on common ground. The campus branch sponsored meetings with special speakers which combine engineering and management. They also sponsored field trips to Dallas to meet with the Dallas chapter of the AMA. Through these activities, SAM hopes to improve communication between engineers and business persons.

Officers: Gary Blackwell, Pres.; Hagop Ketenjian, V. Pres.; Bob Brandy, Program Manager; Lydia Jordan, Public Relations; Lisa Sutton, Sec. Members: Benjamin Assam, William Baumner, Jon Carruth, Keith Caruin, Julie Castle, Steve Chandler, Peter Daley, Brian Dobben, Woody Dudley, Lorin Flagg, Mark Jonew, Mark Johnson, Jay Kottke, Mark Lee, Willie Leland, Christopher Markham, Charles McCabe, Kurt McCoy, Dwle Prentices, DAve Ramsey, Dave Riggs, Steve Roeda, Dheryl Rybka, Steve Schmidt, Brad Schuldt, John Swaney, Gerald Tahash, Philip Talmadge, Ted Timmons, John Todd, Paul Wagner.

FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Fellowship of Christian Athletes was a new group of students on campus this year. They met to give athletes a chance to get together and share experiences. Their activities included meeting with different high school FCA groups in the Longview area, attending a national FCA convention in Houston, periodic films, and times of discussion.

Officers: Dave Tuttle, President; Duane Nixon, Vice President: Dede Slagle, Secretary; Karen Bachert, Treasurer. Members: Amy Balsbaugh, Janis Longnecker, Marla Jo White, Duane Nixon, Bennie Sampayan, Peter Daley, Victor Willis, Tom O'Hara, Dede Slagle, Karen Bachert, Ruth Wright, David Moore, Tim Green and Dave Tuttle.

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PIONEER The Yearbook staff worked long and hard through many late nigl: deadlines to complete the 1982 Pioneer. In addition to the 1982 editio~ the first half of the year was spent on finishing up the 1981 issue. Th first weeks were times of orientation and organization. Many membe~ of the staff were first-timers and the yearbook provided a valuable er perience in teamwork and co-operation. This year's staff consisted ( Stan Griffin returning as editor and Nancy Mihojevich as assistal editor with Jeff Gibbs, Charlene Hide, Greg Scobee, Donna Shull an Bill Sloat filling out the staff.

The Photography staff assisted both the Pioneer and Yellowjacket 1 providing the many needed pictures. Processing the large orders ke] the photo staff busy shooting, contacting and printing. The staff this ye; consisted of four first-timers, James Abell, Jay Snelling, Don Wolfra and Dan Varga, under the direction of returning photo editor, Bi Panagotopulos.

YELLOWJACKET 'lne school newspaper, the Yellowjacket, provided comprehensive coverage of happenings on campus along with features and editorial opinions. Co-editors Linda Burklin and Gary Sweeten kept the work flowing smoothly along with faculty advisor Ilene Foote. A new special feature this year, the "ScrewTech Letter" added a touch of satire, C. S. Lewis -style, to the editorial section. The paper was published bi-weekly for the students and included such features as current campus issues, sports reports, upcoming events, and cartoons.

Staff: Linda Burklin and Gary Sweeten, Co-editors; Bill Panagotopulos, Photography Editor; and Greg Sweeten, Advertizing Editor. Reporters: Tim Dugan, Kent Roberson, Tim Ruohoniemi, Kevin Shepherd, Pete Wenninger, Mark Lee, and Monty Hillborne.

AUTO SOCIETY Auto Society is a group of people dedicated to MEMBERS: the maintenance and improvement of Marlin Rast automobiles. The society provides an opportunity Dave Leppelmeier for the automotive-minded student to further his Andrew Chapman knowledge and abilities. In addition, memberSam Mabry ship provides a clean, safe place to work on Matt Neinas vehicles along with close fellowship and a ChrisBruce Cole tian atmosphere.

Steve McDonald This year, as always, the society sponsored Jeff Bell numerous events. In the fall semester they held Rob Eldridge the first go kart sprint of the year and the auto Bob Dunn slalom. In the spring the auto show, go kart sprint, Bill Devemey go kart enduro, and the auto cross were held.

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John Eleutheriou Rick Dunbar Philip Schmidt John Solt Dan Kinsinger Archie Henderson Scott Dunn Joe Farlow Paul Colvin Gary Martin Tom Justus

OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: MARLIN RAST I i VICE-PRESIDENT: DAVE LEPPELMEIER SECRETARY: ANDREW CHAPMAN I TREASURER: SAM MABRY PUBLICITY ' AGENT: MATT NEINAS

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With 118 Missionary Kids enrolled here at LeTourneau College this year, a new group was orga5ized to encourage the participation of MK's in college and community life. The MK Fellowship has established several goals. The first goal is to assist MK's and international students in adjusting to life here in the States. The organization is to be supportive of mission-oriented organizations.

Promoting cross-cultural understanding is another goal. The final goal is to provide insights into missionary life.

The officers are the following students: Eddie Holeman, chairman; Paul Cooley, vice-chairman; Drew Whitson, treasurer; and Charlene Hide, secretary. The organization's sponsors are Mr. Steve Armstrong, a former missionary from the Philippines, and Mr. Steve Beacham, a former MK from Nigeria.

INTERSOCIETY COUNCIL Intersociety Council is the controlling body for the five societies at LeTourneau College. The council encourages society membership and activities and promotes society life on campus.

In addition to the Intersociety Open Houses and the Annual Rope Pull, the Council sponsors many special projects which this year included installing new basketball goals in the gym parking lot.

Officers: Peter Daley, President; Martin Koschnitzke, Vice-president; Emil Thyr, Sec.-Tres. Members: Robin Dirks, AO; James Cheely, Stan Miller, TKD; Wayne Steege, Fred Klerekoper, KZX; Sidney Cradduck, John Barshinger, DSP; JeffJohnson, and Andrew Eagleton, LAS.

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Alpha Omega has been organized with the sole purpose of developing the whole man under the lordship of Christ. We of Alpha Omega feel that a lack of growth in the spiritual, mental, physical, and social facets can only mean a poor development of the total man. We find that our bond of commitment of Christian brotherhood provides us with a unique environment for maximizing this development.

Don Bates Mike Beale Dave Benshoof Scott Bishop Gary Blackwell Peter Daley Robin Dirks Mark Lee Tom Mitcheltree Joel Natwick

Jeff Neidigh Duane Nixon Scott Oakes Marlin Rast Kent Roberson Brian Storm Gary Sweeten Emil Thyr Ted Timmons

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President - Sid Cradduck Vice-president - Toby Shannon Secretary - Clark Farrar Treasurer - Scott Ager Chaplain -- Don Norman

Delta Sigma Psi is a group of Christian young men with a four-fold purpose. The first three purposes are to develop the soul, mind, and body, and to use these gifts to build each other up. Our fourth purpose is to utilize strength of soul, mind, and body in ministry to the campus and community. Examples are active 'support of campus activities and ministry to Cleaver Memorial Nursing Home.

John Barshinger Ben Benedick Arnold Burklin Rick Costner Brian Dobben Ron Donovan Wally Gartner John Iseminger

Chris Jarvis Dan Mann George Manus Scott McKay Bill Panagotopulos Stuart Shapiro Gegbamou Shawkey Doug Smith

Bill Somers Trent Sommers John Stahl Dave Stelzl Gregg Sweeten Dave Tuttle Dave Wilkinson

KZX President - Wayne Steege Vice-president - Todd Anderson Secretary - George Tisdale Treasurer - Fred Klerekoper Chaplain - Dean Waskowiak House Chairman - Dave Dingeldein

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KZX stands for the Greek phrase - "Kina Zoa Chresto" which means "New Life in Christ." The ultimate goal of Kappa Zeta Chi is to glorify Jesus Christ. Secondly, Kappa Zeta Chi is organized to provide a high standard of better living, study, and social conditions for its members. It also promotes the advancement of the members and the college. KZX has actively .participated in intramural~,Frosh Week, Homecoming, and Frontier Week this year. KZX also sponsors the annual Easter Service on campus

Larry Cappella Mark Clinesmith David Harvey L. Randall Keener Steve Kester Dave Russell

Dean Smith Keith Trosen Steve Wolford Thomas Wolford Paul Wood

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TKA President - Stan Miller Vice-president - Jeff Kieffer Treasurer - Keith Carvin Secretary - Peter Muller Sergeant-at-Arms- Tom McCormick

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Founded in 2961 for the purpose of organizing our skills into a functioning body with Christ as our head, Tau Kappa Delta continues to strive to serve our Lord on the LeTourneau College campus. As members, we desire to show loyalty to our college, initiative in serving others and the development of the qualities necessary to face the challenges of the future. We in Tau Kappa Delta endeavor to develop fully each area of our lives, growing spiritually, achieving academic success, and demonstrating physical prowess.

James Cheely Robin Hurley Tim Johnson Gary Koch Russ McClellan

Mark McMillan Brian Miller Mike Reno Jim Rogers Brad Schuldt

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AAC President - Jeff Johnson Vice-president - Steve Bush Secretary - Glenn Schuringa Treasurer - Larry Heintz

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The LeTourneau Aviation Society was founded for four main purposes. The most important is to promote the name of Jesus Christ. In addition, the society exists to unify the Aviation Technology and Flight Technology students and to develop a harmony and cooperation between those associated with the Aviation Department.

Finally, they aim to better the'scholastic standing of Aviation Technology and Flight Technology students.

Doug Burnham Dwight Christiansen Andrew Eagleton Rick Fehr Dave Hoyt Randy Huber Jack Kehl Mark Kendall

Phil Kuitems Dave LeMaire Dave Mann Mike Palmer Rohn Shearer Wayne Weis Tim Witten

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Varsity Soccer Team: (Back Row) Coach Steve Beacham, David Ramaly, Otto Ziedses des Plantes, Tim Greene, Ozzie Rodrigues, Daniel Stairs, David Schotanus, David Moore, Charles Drozd, Jeff Gibbs. (Front Row) Andy Voth, Omar Rodrigues, Jay Lind, Odilon Rodrigues, John Adams, Mike Powers, Ken Burke, David Drozd. Not Pictured: Don Amborski, Jeff ~ a r n e sDoug , Adams.

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Odilon Rodrigues challenges the opponent.

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Injuries plagued the 'Jackets.

David Drozd blunts the opponent's attack.

Dave Schotanus moves up the field in complete control.

Scores Record: 11-8-1 LC Team 0

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Texas A&M St. Paul Bible College Northwestern College Centenary College University of Dallas Stephen F. Austin St. U. Houston Baptist Hardin Simmons University East Texas Shootout St. Mary's University Houston Baptist Austin College University of Dallas Bethany Nazarene College Rockmont College Bartlesville Wesleyan Col. Baptist Bible College John Brown University NAIA Districts Austin College Midwestern State University

David Moore heads the ball clear.

NCCAA Districts John Brown University

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Jeff Barnes outdribbling an opponent

John Adams on the breakaway.

Jeff Gibbs looks for a teammate to pass to.

Despite many setbacks, the Yellowjackets had a good year and finished better than had been anticipated. They finished with a record of 11 wins, 8 losses and one tie. The wins this year equaled the 1976 club record of 11and improved last year's record of 10 wins. Seven of these wins were shutouts. Early in the season the 'Jackets captured first place in the St. Paul Bible College Invitational and later took second in their own East Texas Shootout. The season closed with the 'Jackets capturing second place in their NAIA district but were unable to make it past NCCAA district playoffs.

The 'Jackets scoring was led by strikers Odilon Rodrigues and John Adams, and halfback David Ramaly making 12, 10 and 7 goals respectively, with the team averaging 2.3 goals a game. each. Along with these setbacks, inexperience also contributed to the team's inability to finish as were unable to play and missed two full games each. Along with these setbacks, inexperience also contributed to the team's inability to finish as strongly as had been hoped. With the close of another winning season Coach Steve Beacham looks forward to next year and hopes of capturing the four year elusive NCCAA district championship.

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Odilon Rodrigues passes the ball with style.

John Adams gets his leg taped.

Coach Beacham talks to the team at half-time.

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MEN'S AND WOMENS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY

Another race begins, a run against others and yet a contest against self.

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B. J. Beacham pressed on to the finish line.

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Doug Watson leads the pack.

IW the Women Ir the second year in LeTourneau College have been able to put together a Cross Country team under the direction of Coach Ken Roden. Their season began with eight runners but like most anything there were a few drops during the season. The season closed with five team members; B. J. Beacham, Heidi Carstens, Brook Forrest, Lydia Jordan, and Sue Kroh. Since the team is still in the building stages, their season was not very long. It consisted of 11 races, 4 wins and 7 losses, which is quite good for a young team.

Womens Cross Country learn: Sue Kroh, Lydia Jordan, Brook Forrest, B. J. Beacham.

The team was able to win an NCCAA District 6 race as well as being able to participate in the National NCCAA Race. There were two team members that made All District in both the NCCAA and the NAIA, they were Brook Forrest and B. J. Beacham. So once again the season has come to a close and the girls are one more step up the ladder to building a top class team. They are looking forward to next year with the opportunity to glorify Christ through the running ability that God has given them.

Determination shows as Lydia Jordan sets her pace.

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Men's Cross Country Team: (Back Row) Tom D'Hara, Ira Nelson, JimHoekstra, Brian Miller, Doug Watson. (Front Rov John Levander, Tom Wood.

This year was the fifth year for the Men" V ~ I sity Cross Country Team. Though they came int this year with the loss of All-American runniE Brad Erickstad, the team still produced a gooc season. The team started out with nine runner participating, but due to unavoidable problem the team finished with six team members; Jamc Hdekstra, Brian Miller, Ira Nelson, Ton OHan Tom Wood, and Doug Watson. The 1982 Cro: Country team had two of its members receiv District honors, Doug Watson was named A1 District in both the NCCAA and the NAIL and James Hoekstra was given the same title i the NCCAA.

Endurance is the key as Tom Wood pushes for another step.

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Although the team was holding a record of 20 wins and 25 losses in dual comparisons they were able to participate in some of the larger tournaments. They won the District 6 NCCAA race and placed second in the District 8 NAIA race.

The team was also able to compete in the NCCAA National race where they placed eleventh.

Being able to participate in the National NAIA race was a great honor for the team even though they were unable to place. This season was a success with both the wins and the losses for in it all the team endeavored to glorify the name of Christ. With the close of another season Coach Roden looks forward to what next year holds.

Speed is essential to Brian Miller in keeping the pace.

Concentration presses Doug Watson onward.

The runner's world is a lonely one for Gerry Murphy.

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Mark Lambert opens a round with the advantage

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Coach Kieffer and teammates congratulate Tim Belcher.

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As the wrestling season opened this year, Coach Roger Kieffer predicted that this Yellowjacket squad could be the finest to ever take the mats. This prediction was well founded as could be seen at the close of the season. In dual meets the Yellowjackets had their fifth consecutive winning season. Tournament competition was rewarding for the 'Jackets.

The matsmen were able to take two firsts, and two second places in regular tourneys as well as a third at the NCCAA Midwest Regionals. The highlight of the season was the National NCCAA Tournament, where LeTourneau College took a fifth place overall. There the Yellowjackets gained their first national championship ever.

Tournament action took the 'Jackets to the University of Texas and pitted them against some of the toughest competition in the Texas region.

Returning home for the LeTourneau Invitational the grapplers bettered their second at the University of Texas with a first. Here Stan Gingrich, Doug Watson, and Mark Lambert took firsts in their weight classes. Five other 'Jackets placed second to give the team a first place in the tournament.

The dual meets pitted the 'Jackets against rivals from Texas A&M,Richland College and Stephen F. Austin University. As in the past the Yellowjackets finished strongly, winning five out of eight meets.

With the close of the regular season NCCAA Midwest Regionals came and went giving Stan Gingrich, and Doug Watson each a first place.

Third places were won by Tim Belcher, Vic D'Etorre and Ed Norman. This placed the 'Jacket squad in third place in the NCCAA Midwest Region. The third place allowed LeTourneau College to progress on to the National Tournament.

This year gave LeTourneau College its first National Champion, Freshman Mark Blessing. Mark put on a fine performance at the National tourney pinning his first two opponents and then decisioned his last opponent 11-4 to become National Champion and All-American for the Heavyweight Division. Doug Watson, also a freshman, wrestled in the 126 lb. division and became the third wrestler in LeTourneau College history to win a silver medal. Stan Gingrich and Ed Norman placed fifth in their respective weight classes. These placements were to give the 'Jackets their best finish ever - fifth place in the NCCAA.

Tom O'Hara stalks his opponent.

SCORES Dual Meets Record: 5-3 Team

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National runner-up, Doug Watson, swarms over his opponent.

Dan Parks looks to pull his man back into the ring.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL A new year, a new season, and a new coach gave the Yellow Jackets a new boost in basketball. The season was a tough one competing the 'Jackets against much taller teams. With a new head coach, Sheldon Bassett, the team's performance under pressure has improved. In light of this the highlight of the season became the trip to NCCAA Nationals where the Yellow Jackets took a fourth place.

This year proved to be one of transition under the coaching of head coach Sheldon Bassett. The Yellow Jackets learned to use the clock to their advantage and to make the big shot down the stretch. An example of this was the victory over Tarleton State. Fighting back from a nineteen point half-time deficit the Jackets stole the victory. This was accomplished by shutting down the opponent's offense and capping the game off with a winning free-throw in the closing seconds of the game.

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Keith Brown shoots for the bonus.

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(Back Row) Coach Sheldon Bassett, Keith Brown, Daniel Carr, Robert Larsen, Chris Hollins, Gene Birky, Dale Robinson, Mike Brown, Alan Dumdei, Manager Steve Sutherland

Closing out the regular season with a record of thirteen wins and seventeen losses the Yellow Jackets moved into post season play in the NCCAA District VI playoffs. Defeating Oklahoma Baptist College the 'Jackets went on to play John Brown University to decide the district champion. Following a second-half surge against John Brown the 'Jackets found and kept the lead required to gain a berth to National Tournament in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Entering the National Tournament seeded seventh and fifteen point underdogs, the 'Jackets were to play number two ranked Bethel College.

As in the past the 'Jackets used tough defensive tactics to slow the opponent's offense and then made key baskets in the final minutes of the game to win 60-59. Continuing on in their venture for a national title the 'Jackets proved unsuccessful, losing to Spring Arbor College and Concordia College. However, the performance of the Yellow Jackets did give them their best ever finish. Fourth out of ninety-five teams in the NCCAA.

Basketball Scores Record: 16-19 Team

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Wiley College ---Texas College Austin College Southeastern Coll.

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Texas College Jarvis Christian Tarleton State Oklahoma Baptist Stephen F. Austin East Texas Baptist Oklahoma Baptist Bartlesville Texas College Mary-Hardin Baylor Dallas Baptist

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Coach Bassett eyes his bench line up.

Mike Brown foils a block by Bartlesville.

A jumper for Rich Verrett that will go swish.

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VARSITY BASEBALL

Varsity Baseball: [Left to Right] Coach Roger Kieffer, Mark Armstrong, Peter Daley, Jeff Kieffer, David Carr, Mike Miller, Greg Miller, Don Korenczuk, Brad Crawford, Roger Hartzell, Jeff Roszhart, Dave Omley, Tim Savas, Jesse Low, Assistant Coach Duane Nixon. Not Pictured: Steve Van Beek.

Jesse Low pitches a record 96 strikeouts.

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Greg Miller led the team in hitting.

Spring saw the coming of another baseball season for the Yellow Jackets. With the return of seven lettermen the 'Jackets put together a team that jumped off to a fine start with four wins in their first six games. However, a lack of depth and experience haunted the 'Jackets as they reached midseason. Regaining their composure the Yellowjackets were able to take a second place in the NCCAA District Playoffs.

The season opened with a doubleheader against Austin College. In the weeks that followed the team traveled to colleges in Hawkins, Arlington, San Antonio, and Nacogdoches. On this tour the 'Jackets saw their wins of the season, soundly defeating Arlington Baptist 18-1 and 10-4. Upon their return, the batsmen hosted Trinity College to a four game series of two double headers.

Coach Kieffer shows concern for the team's play.

As the playoffs for NCCAA District Championship rolled around LeTourneau played host as the defending champions. Teams from Gulf Coast Bible College, Tabor University, and Bartlesville Wesleyan College arrived to compete. The 'Jackets opened their action against Gulf Coast and won 8-2. This led to a game against Tabor and again the 'Jackets had the sting to win. Pressing on the 'jackets took on Bartlesville but were unable to defeat them.

Moving on to the Consolation the Yellow Jackets were able to defeat Tabor once again to hold second place in the district. The season closed with the 'Jackets splitting a double header with Centenary.

Brad Crawford provided depth as a relief pitcher.

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Pete Daley catches a fly in center field.

Jesse Low awaits his turn at bat.

Baseball Scores Record: 11-22 Team Austin College Austin College Jarvis Christian Jarvis Christian Arlington Baptist Arlington Baptist Trinity University Trinity University Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin Trinity College Trinity College Trinity College Trinity College Wiley College Wiley College Louisiana College

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Louisiana College Centenary College Centenary College Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin McKendree College East Texas Baptist East Texas Baptist Jarvis Christian Jarvis Christian NCCAA Distrist Playoffs Gulf Coast Bible Tabor College Bartlesville Tabor College

Jeff Kieffer awaits the hit on second base.

Mike Miller chooses his pitch.

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Stretching for the ball, Dave Omley makes a play for the 'Jackets.

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ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Richad Verrett, second year as an NCCAA team 2 all-American.

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As the seasons end for each sport the individual efforts of those that are rewarded. To some the reward may be just to finish the season, but to the rewards come from national and district awards. This year proved to be very successful for the wrestlers, Mark Blessing became the first wrestler in LeTourneau College history to win a national title. He won first place as a heavyweight at the NCCAA Tournament. Teammate Doug Watson captured a second in his weight class. In Basketball Richard Verrett was awarded a place on the second NCCAA AllAmerican team.

On the district level many more athletes from the various Yellowjacket squads reaeived AllDistrict Awards. From the soccer team John Adams, Dave Ramaley, Odilon and Omar Rodriques all received NCCAA District VI positions.

These fared even better with B. J. Beacham, Brook Forrest, and Doug Watson taking alldistrict award in both the NCCAA and the NAIA. Jim Hoekstra also took an all-district award in the NCCAA for cross-country. Keith Brown won a place on the NCCAA All-District VI team for his outstanding performance on the basketball court.

Finally in baseball Pete Daley was chosen W P of the NCCAA District VI baseball tournament.

NCCAA HEAVYWEIGHT WRESTLING CHAMPION

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Women's Varsity Volleyball: Back Row: Coach Ruthanne Calkins, Melissa Kirgan, lanice Longenecker, Noami Crandall, Ruth Wright, Pam Ritchie, Amy Bansbaugh, Deidre Slagle. Front Row: Benni Sampayan, Beti Blaschke, Marla Jo White, Robin Dearstone, Karen Bachert, Carol Mumme.

Carrie Callender returns a volley.

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Beti Blaschke powers a spike to the opponents.

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This was the second year for LeTourneau College Ladyjacket Volleyball. The team sported a roster of 15 women, 10 of which were freshmen, leaving the team with a decidedly young look.

With Ruthanne Calkins coaching for her second year the Ladyjackets finished the season with a record of 5-15. Team leadership was provided by Ruth Wright.

Scheduled games this year took the Ladyjackets to Trinity University, John Brown University, and Austin College. The season opened with the Ladyjackets pitted against Arlington Baptist.

The match was closely contested with both teams trading games before the Ladyjackets bowed in the fifth. Then the Ladyjackets traveled to San Antonio where they showed their first win against Our Lady of the Lake University. The season closed with the Ladyjackets showing hard fought wins over Richland College and Dallas Baptist College.

Over the season the squad showed improvement on offense as well as defensive play. Offensive improvement was seen in the progressive increase in the spiking percentage and the effectiveness of setting. Coach Calkins commented that overall the team moved and hustled better as they became acquainted with the 6 - 2 system of play This year was a building year for Ladyjacket Volleyball. Despite this year's losses Coach Calkins looks ahead to next year, which will see the return of 11letterwomen.

Karen Bachert leaps to spike the ball.

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Ruth Wright serves for another point.

Melissa Kirgan returns a spike.

Game Scores Record: 5-15 Team Arlington Baptist College Wiley College Richland College Bishop College Our Lady of the Lake College Incarnate Word Tarleton State University Trinity College Austin College Dallas Baptist College Richland College Wiley College Arlington Baptist College Dallas Baptist College Austin College McMurray College Bishop College Jarvis College Paul Quinn College John Brown University Coach Calkins encourages her team between games.

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Naomi Crandall sets the ball up for her teammates.

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WOMEN'S EXTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL

Terri Irwin questions the referee about a foul.

Bennie Sampayan shoots from the outside.

This year started the beginning of another extramural sport for women's basketball. Competing in the local city league, the team played a ten game season. Despite the more experienced competition the ladies played hard, showing a lot of desire and heart. The season closed with a record of 2 wins and 3 losses.

The athletic department expects this venture to develop into a varsity program much the same manner as did the women's volleyball: competing on a local level and working up to varsity status, The members of this year's squad were: Pat Mark Diane Angel1 Amy Balsbaugh Gay Olmsted Bennie Sampayan Andrea German Anita Irish Dee Dee Slagle Sylvia Taber Terry Irwin JanisLongenecker

Terri Irwin hits the board with a lay-up.

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Dee Dee Slagle shoots for two.

Thwarting blockers Andrea German puts up a shot.

Coach Steve Beachem provides instructions for plays during a time out.

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INTRAMURAL SOCCER FLOODERS GAIN A NEW CROWN

Bruce McMillan and Jeff Morris vie for control of the ball as teammates and spectators look on expectantly.

Dave Cobb avoids an attack by Dave Stelzl.

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In control, Bob Brandt avoids John Harness.

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Goal keeper Don Reeder stops a break by Ocelsio Rodrigues.

Intramural Soccer kicked off for a big season this year. The season went well, and when the final rounds for the championships ended, 2B, dB, and the Flooders remained undefeated. 2B was able to defeat their opponents and to go on to play the Flooders in the final round. The match for number one played out, and when the whistle blew, the Flooders had won another championship. 4B and 2B played off for the consolation, and 2B won in overtime with penalty shots 2-1.

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M/OC clears the ball to blunt the Flooder attack.

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Intramural Volleyball

TEAMWORK DOMINATES

Duane Nixon spikes as Bob Smyth and Jeff Morris block.

Dave Ramaly with the bump as Randy Berger backs him UP.

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Dan Hall spikes as Dave Husmann and Jeff Gibbs block.

Steve Bortles sets the ball up.

A winning serve for the Flooders by Jeff Morris.

Ed Owens spikes as Duane Nixon and Scott Oakes attempt to block.

Intramural volleyball proved to be very competitive again this year. Three of the four final teams were undefeated as they entered post season play. The Flooders, 4B, and A 0 entered the finals with perfect records. TKD, having won the wild card slot, completed the lineup of championship teams. Semi-finals pitted the Flooders against 4B and A 0 against TKD. The winners of this round, the Flooders and AO, went on to the final rounds of competition.

As the finals began the Flooders swamped A 0 with a shut out. The second game proved different. A 0 rallied and won to tie the game score, 1-1. The third and final game proved to be decisive. Both teams battled for the lead but in the end the Flooders came out two p i n t s ahead to win the championship. This the IM Volleyball championship to the men in orange for the second year in a row.

The quality of team play was much better this year than has been in the past. This was characterized by the three undefeated teams in the finals. As this year closes, the teams look forward to better teams to play against next year. ~tan Miller sets up for TKD.

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Intramural Football FLOODERS WIN AGAIN

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Flooder Quarterback, Dave Carr and Steve Davison run left as Ted Timmons reaches for Carr's flag.

Paul Sonnenberg attempts to block Jeff Roszhart's pass.

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rickso on and Jeff Roszhart strain for the ball.

Steve Roszhart stretches for a pass as Kevin Trefzger rushes to defend.

Flag football as every year is a main event in fall intramurals. This year saw the return of the Flooders to the final four for the third straight year.

KZX, A 0 and 1B completed the roster for the semi-finalists. When the flags had been pulled and the balls been caught and set down, two teams emerged to go on to the finals, Flooders and KZX. A 0 and 1B battled for third place, A 0 coming out victorious.

The Flooders defended their crown by defeating KZX in overtime. A touchdown pass from Dave Carr to Jim McQuaig near the end of the first half of the 20 minute overtime period ended a deadlocked 6-6 tie. Paul Broda scored the extra point to put the Flooders ahead 13-6. This gave the Flooders their third consecutive Intramural football championship.

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ZA GUARD THEIR TITLE

John Whitney, of the champion ZA team, puts up a shot against Married Off Campus.

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basketball playoffs this year. As the teams moved towards the semi-finals the excitement grew as Dorm 40 battled for a place against TKD in triple overtime, only to fall and leave TKD undefeated.

Last year's Champions, ZA, were back in fine form trouncing 3B in the early play-off rounds.

1B was the surprise team with a wild card that played them against undefeated 1A. 1B was able to beat 1A to gain a spot in the semi-finals. The Flooders completed the roster for the semi-finalists.

Semi-finals saw 2A defeat 1B and TKD beat the Flooders. 1B was able to beat the Flooders for third place. In the final game 2A built momentum in the first half as TKD's scoring power was cold.

In the second half TKD regained their composure and were able to come within one point in the final seconds. One last shot for 2A from Tim Bauder sealed another championship for 2A,

Dave Hoeks attempts to block a pass by Kevin Trefzger.

1B and 1A battle for a jump ball.

Dr. Fowler shoots for the bonus.

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Intramural Softball

DORMS 4 AND 11SWEEP UP TITLE TOGETHER

Tim Johnson gets a hit against Dorms 4 and 11.

As the intramural softball season opened the favorite to win seemed to be 1A. 1A remained undefeated up until the final game when a littleheard-of team began to show their abilities. A team composed of members of Dorms 4 and 11 made up a team that grew in strength as the softball season progressed. When the final game was played these two teams battled it out for the championship. Capitalizing on their hitting power Dorms 4 and 11defeated 1A to become the 1982 Intramural softball champions.

Hitting determined the outcome of the finals.

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Pitcher, Tim Belcher, awaits the ball.

Tom Jett eyes the ball to left field.

KZX gets a hit, a grounder.

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INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS MENS INTRAMURALS Team Sports: Volleyball Football Soccer Basketball Softball

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Rick Dunbar

200m:

Rick Dunbar

400m:

Steve Bailey

800m:

Mark Wolaver Gerry Murphy

400m Relay:

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TRACK AND FIELD 1600m Relay:

TKD Tom McCormick Brian Miller Gerry Murphy Doug Watson

Broad Jump:

Bill Wood

Discus:

Ed Norman

Shot Put:

Ed Norman

High Jump:

Tim Belcher

GOLF Team: Individual:

Tom Lewis

BOWLING Team: Individual:

Todd Kjell

TENNIS Singles:

Charlie McClendon

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Charlie McClendon Pat Pettibon

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SPECIAL EVENTS: 2nd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS RELAY'S Mary Hancock Alison Adcock Kirsten Stuber

Sara Caille Pam Ritchie Bonnie Littlefield

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Student Index James Kim iatu Ahell 70068 ~ o u t fUtica : Tulsa, OK 74136 118.124.220 Douglas Stewart Adams 12 South Slei h St Naperville. !I 60540 142.220 John Howard Adams 204 Bobolink Longview, TX 75603 39.88.96.142,144,145.220

Diane Jean Armstrong 1226 Kensington 48104 Ann Arbor. MI 114,221

David Allan Bartholomew P.O. Box 36A 28173 Waxhaw. NC 221

Mark William Armstrong 6806 Winthrop Detroit. MI 48228 158,221

Ronald Bruce Bartnick 6811 SW 9 Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33023 221

Brian Jay Arndt 208 West Pine Sturgeon Bay. WI 221

Dou las Jay Bartsch ~t l%ox 115 Bingham Lake. MN 185.221

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Diedre Alison Adcock 111 Sun Circle Shelbyville. TN 37160 29,189,220

Randy K Arndt 116 E Avalon Longview, TX

Tonya Gayle Adell 234 S Main Lindsborg. KS 67456 88,114,220

David Paul Arnholt Rt 4 BOX411 Renick. WV 24966 221

Scott Alan A er 1188 Scqnk i d Sun ~ r a l n eW? .

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Carli Ann Asplund 3542 Parkview Omaha. NE 68134 41

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Deborah Sue Galliford Aiken Star Rt 2 Box 277 Hibbing. MN 55746 110.220

Benjamin Assam 7712 Box Longview. TX 75607 122.221

Jeffrey David Aiken #634 Box 7001 Longview, TX 75607 220 David Webster Allen BOX40 Rd 2 Cochranville, PA 19330 220 Glenn Robert Allen Route 4 Box 282B Salem. IN 47167 220 Sherry Lisa Allen Box 274 St. Croix Falls. WI 220

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Paul Donald Aubrey 149 Quakerhill Rd Monroe. NY 10950 89.221

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Larry Dean Augshurger 7280 NW 5 Ct 33317 Plantation, FL 221 Mark Daniel Auran 3489 Martin 48092 Warren. MI 221

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William Anthony Alonso P 0 BOX647 W Palm Beach, FL 33402 89.220 Donald George Ambarski 306 Bliss Dr Urbana. IL 61801 142,220 Daniel Scott Amstutz 719 City Park Ave Portsmouth, VA 23701 220 Beniamin Nate Anderson Box96 Cope. CO 80812 220 Keith Edward Anderson Rt 1Box 15 Corn. OK 73024 102.220 Phili Earl Anderson 238 Befashion Marion. CT 06444 183,220 Ruth Hallene Anderson 335 Niles Street Lakeview, MI 48850 Steve Wayne Anderson 518 Girard St Centralia, WA 98531 108.220 Todd Layne Anderson 3310 Heritage Eagan. MN 55121 220 Todd Mark Anderson 100 Main St Starbuck. MN 56381 134.135.220 Diane Marie Angel1 4714 Slyvaner Lane Birmingham. AL 35243 114,168,221 John Benjamin Anibal 10235 New Lothrop Rd Durand. MI 48429 David Alan Arms 129 Coun3Place 75601 Longview X 221

Karen Jean Bachert Star Rt 4 Box 4500 Bloomfield, NM 87413 123,164,165,221 Jer Howard Bacon

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Marlene Ruth Baer Rd #I Box 37 Cheswick. PA 15024 114.221 Steven Douglas Bailey 2827 Sharon Lane Racine. WI 53406 185.221 Peter Paul Bakker 821 Sheridan Rd 98310 Bremerton, WA 221 Steven Patrick Balgaard 2913 7 Ave E Hihbing. MN 55746 185.221 Amy Beth Balshaugb 10 W Lincoln Ave Myerstown. PA 17067 54,114,123,164,168,189,221

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Donald William Bates Rd 1 Cambridge, NY 12816 131.221 John Raymond Battle 2068 Driftwood Memphis. TN 38127 221 Douglas Richard Bauder Rd 1 Millersville. PA 17551 67.90.91.108.221 Timothy Roland Bauder Rd 5 Box 295 Quakertown. PA 18951 91.221 David Loren Baugh Rt 2 Box 885 Hollister, MD 65672 221 William Louis Baumner 13035 93 Ave N Seminole, FL 33542 122.221 Roland Jose h Bayt 681 Jennie Lafayette. CA 94549

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Be Jane Lacey Beacham 832eve1 Longview, TX 75602 147,149,221 Michael Jose h Beale 1695 ~ o l o n i a f ~ o u t h 30207 Conyen. GA 89.131.221 John William Beatty 1004 Coushatta Longview. TX 222 75601 Robert Philip Beatty 1004 Coushatta Longview. TX 75601 222 Adrian Crisostomo Becerra 5645 W Cheryl Dr 85302 Glendale. AZ 222 Alan Dean Beck 7611 Burdell Dr Columbia. SC 29209 222 Martin Charles Beckman 2116 Blackriver 72116 N Little Roc, AR 222 Vicki Sinclair Beckham 200 Muller Garden Rd Tyler. TX 75703

Alan Wa ne Barclay 159 ~ a r l $ o r oRd Lawrenceville. NJ 08648 221

Lance E Behymer 205 Maryknoll Dr Stillwater. M N 55082 222

Jeff Dean Barnes 2816 Sprin Valley Charlotte, ~ J c 28210 142,144,221

E Paul Beiler 1862 Rockvale Lancaster, PA 222

Damian Gerard Barrett 1710 SE Wendy Ct 97030 Gresham. OR 89.96.108.221

Timothy Alden Belcher 322 West Olive Columbus. KS 66725 150,152,181,186,222

John Robert Barshinger I1 Rd #I Windsor. PA 17366 129,132.133.221

Jeffrey Wendell Bell 107 Yorkshire Greenville. SC 29615 126.222

Andrew Carl Bartel 21205 Francis St Clair Shore. MI 221

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Timothy Wayne Bartel Munich. ND 58352 105.221

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Daniel James Benedict 1232 Evergreen Rd Homewood. IL 60430 222 Bruce Alan Bennett

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Rhonda Lynae Bennett Route 2 Box 132 Mansfield, MO 65704 104.222 David Howard Benshoof 1837 N 77th Ave Elmwood Park. IL 60635 131.222 James Rt 1Box Allan 76 Benson Mayer. M N 103,114.222

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Teresa Lynn Benson P.O. Box 345 Lake Delton, WI 53940 222 Brian Scott Berg 3199 81st St E Inver Grove Ht. MN 222 Mark Elroy Ber 1211 Rid e w o o j Garden &ty, KS 118.222

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David Robert Berge Rt #2 Box 352 Cass Lake, MN 56633 105,120,222

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ames Michael Berge o BOX 333 Cass Lake. M N 56633 120.222 Valerie L ne Bergen 1214 S ' l l r ~ vEe Newton. Iowa 50208 42.87.113.222

1 Randall Berger Sr 5 Box 198 22709 Aroda. VA

Lawrence Dale Berkley 10952Lesure Dr Sterling Hts, MI 48077 45,120.222 Richard Edwin Best 8111 Bayberry Ct Indianapolis. IN 46250 109.222 Keith Duane Betsch 2300 Shades Rd AL 35216 222 Birmingham.

Scott Arnold Bietendorf 761 S Calle Escndido Tucson. AZ 114.222 Kevin Richard Bi s 12187S Union Manteoa. CA 95336 222

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Alfred Evans Birkelund 1410 Centenary Longview, TX 75601 Gene Samuel Birky BOX921 Homer. AK 99603 155,222 Jalena L n Bishop n 106 W ~ c n Dr Longivew, TX 75602 222

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Benjamin Joel Benedick Rose Ave and Musser Rd 17506 Blue Ball, PA 132,133,222

Leslie Lee Bishop 106 W Glenn Dr Longview, TX 75602 104.222

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Gerald William Bjorkman 76 St Mark's Ln

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Havre, MT 189.223 Gareth Wayne Blackwell Jr Main Street 04427 East Corinth, ME 122,131,222

David Stephen Bradley BOX2719 Agana. GU 96910 224

Daniel Bruce Blair 1551 Wayne Ave York. PA 17403 114,222

Peter John Bradley P 0 Box 2719 Agana, GU 96910 224

Robert Wilson Blake Route 2 Box 368 Frostburg. MD 21532 223

Todd David Brammer 508 13th Ave 50112 Grinnell, IA

Glenn Brian Bland RR 4 Grandvalley, ON LON IGO

Robert Daniel Brandt 3092 Main St Yorkshire. NY 14173 108.122.172.224

Wayne Thomas Bland RR 4 Grandvalley. ON LON IGO 108.223

Irma Dell Brantley Let College Box 46 Longview. TX 75607

Nelson Richard Blank Rt 2 BOX2394 17527 Gap. PA 110.223

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Elizabeth Ann Blaschke 604 Evelyn Dr Longview. TX 75607 102.161.223 Robert Edman Blaschke 12 Columbia Rd 08859 Parlin. Nj 223 John Neil Blasongame 7382 Santa Domingo Buena Park. CA 90620 ,105,223 David Russell Bledsoe P.O. Box 313 Canton. TX 75103 223 Mark Fredrick Blessing 8018 South St Hastings, NE 68901 150,152,163,223 Martin effrey Block 6951 Eelvidere Rd Caledonia. IL 61011 223 David Roy Blo 14909 ~ o m p t o n r Woodstock, IL 60098 223 Patience Ann Boadway 10430 Lippincott Blv Davison, MI 48423 223 Lori Jane Boatner 701 N Irene Dr Longview. TX 75607 223 Thomas Edwin Boehm Box 9 Brady, MT 59416 223 Lisa Jean Bombero 191 Huntin on St Shelton, CJ'!

06484 223 Steven Allan Bortles 1523 Ontario Dr lanesville. WI 53545 114,174,223 Shari Lynn Bos Robbie Road Moodua CT 06469 223

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lonathan Francis Bresson N75 W22119 Chestnut Sussex, WI 53089 224 Ruth Marie Brewington 1209 Baxley Longview. TX 75604 224 Timothy Edmond Briggs 5633 Eastbourne Dr Springfield, Virginia 22151 224 Mark Ste hen Brillon 2645 ~ o m i a r dAve 95116 San Jose, CA 105.224 Gerald M Brillowski Jr 711 7th Street Baraboo. WI 53913 224 Christine Si 'd Broby 2108 Tryon &Apt J1 Longview, TX 75601 120.224 Randall Glenn Brock 578 Sprin Creek Dr Derby. K !

67037 224 Paul Mark Broda 265 Guyer Ave Sunbury, PA 17801 111,184,224 David Sterlin Brown 102 S Arden 8ircle Norfolk. VA 23505 89.185.224 Keith Andre Brown PO Box 955 Jasper, TX 75951 154,155,224 Michael Wayne Brown PO Box 955 75951 Jasper, TX 155,157: 224 Kevin Fred Brownlee 704 South 16th Worland, WY 82401 224 lohn Karl Brubaker 2201 Harrisburg Pike Lancaster. PA 17601 224 Michael Philip Bucher 6820 Miami Lakes Dr 33015 Miami Lakes. EL 224

Scott Nelson Bowen Star Route Chivington, CO 81031 223

Ralph B Buckles Jr Let College - Box 1036 Longview, TX 75607 121,224

Eric Lynn Bowker Route 3 Box 259H Gladewater. TX 75647 Jeffrey Allen Bowker' P 0 Box 1533 Longview. TX 75606

Timothy Charles Buhl 736 Colorado Trinidad. CO 81082 89.97.117.224

Teri Kay Bowles 7000 32 Ave N St Petersburg, FL 223

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Walter Allen Bowles Jr Box 248 Waxhaw, NC 28173 121.223 Michael Ross Boyum Simpson Rt

Duane Ed ar Bur en 2130 Vau i n 202f Aurora.

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Linda Moran Burklin 223 Mobberly Ave Longview, TX 75607 97,125,225 Walter Gustav Burklin 2223 S Mobberly Ave Longview. TX 75602 115.225

Shanna Elizabeth Carruth 804 Harmon Dr Longview, TX 75602

Barney BurksJr Dixiegarden 5300 Shreveport. LA 71105 111

Heidi Adele Carstens Rd 6 Box 75 Newton. NJ 07860 225.268

Douglas Stuart Burnham 15 Standish Rd Welleslev. MA 02181

Keith Walter Carvin 9011 E 29 Place Tulsa, OK 74129 122,136,137,225

Dale lacob Burns 104 Cynthia Drive North Syracuse, NY 225

Daniel Edwin Case 31 Hillcrest Ave Port lefferson. NY 120,184.225

Jonathan Dale Carruth 560 Lau hlin Vidor, 'fx 77662 122.225

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lames Chester Burns 104. Cynthia Dr. N Syracuse. NY 13212 225

Terry Lee Cassis 3022 Mountainwood 99801 Juneau. AK 107,120,225

David Melvin Bush 1003 Kuhn #6 60187 Carol Stream. IL

David Kevin Castle RR #2 School St Washington. IL 61571 103.225

Steven Charles Bush 990 Garland Dr Prescott. AZ 86310 109,138,139,225

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Hubert Bushey kKames d 1Box 37 Skyview Dr 05465 ' h o , VT

William Randall Casto 841 West Marion Rd Mt Gilead. OH 43338 185,225

Craig Arthur Busse 104 Melanie Lane Longview. TX 75603

Glenn Alan Cayes 363 Elm Street Laconia, NH 03246 102.225

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Glenn Allen Butts Box 7001 Longview, TX 75607 15

Stephen Marston Chandler 849 Chestnut St Manchester, NH 03104 86.89.115.122.225

Sheila Dianne Butts BOX7001 Longview. TX 75607 225

Andrew Ronald Chapman 23W583 Pine Dr 126,127,225 Wheaton, IL 60187

John Alvin Byrne 6863 Bonnieview Dr 92119 San Diego. CA 225

Jonathan David Chapman 23W 583 Pine Dr Wheaton. IL 60187 225

Sara Ruth Caille P 0 Box 223 Wilder, ID 83676 29,188,189,225

James Ste hen Cheely 401 S. 1 7 t f ~ v e Houewell. VA 23860

John Daniel Calhoun 3500 Hoopenvay 99502 Anchorage. AK 225

Ronald Eugene Chitty Jr Rt 1Box 1058 Monetta. SC 29105 226

Carrie Lynn CaUender 7050 Prince Dr 94566 Dublin, CA 41,87,113,164,167,225 David Allen Ca e 46511 Betty ~ i l f Plymouth, MI 48170 184,225

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Dwight Richard Christiansen ,RED Newell. IA 50568 138.139.226

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Daniel Paul Clark 6610 Elmore Little Rock. AR 72209 226

Laurence Dale Cappella 63 Bell6vue Ave West Haven. CT 06516 102,110,134,135,225

Glenn Arthur Clark Rt 4 Box 269 97058 The Dalles, OR

Layne Gordon Carlson Rt 2 BOX361 Spicer. MN 56288 225

Russell Todd Clark 1406 Ave H NW Childress, TX 79201 226

Marilee Joy Carlson Rt 3 403 11'h St NW Valley City, ND 58072 225

Timothy Brett Clark Kidder Hill Road Irasburg, VT 05845 226

Stanley Gordon Carlson 415 Kocher St Rockton. IL 61072 110

Timothy Earquharson Clark 224 N Blanchard St Wheaton. IL 60187 226

Carol Ann Carr 111Bin ham Rd White 8ak. TX 225

Stephen Leigh Clemons 1309 Dellmar Joliet. IL 60435 110.226

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Daniel Thomas Carr lI&Ijin~qhamRd lte ak,TX 75693 155.225

Paul Reade Cleveland 5 Maidstone Drive Walden. NY 12586 226

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David Leland Carr 111 Bin ham Rd White &k, TX 75693 114,158.176! 225

Mark Richard Clinesmith P 0 Box 2198 99803 Juneau, AK 134,135,226

Arnold Wayne Burklin 3973 Elmsct Dr Stone Mountain. GA 30083 103,115,132,133,225

Kenneth Noel Ca'rr 1655 NE 145 Street 33181 North Miami. FL 115.225

Gene Elton Coats P 0 Box 2307 Longview, TX 75601 226

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Kenneth Paul Burk 11259 Po e Ave 90262 117,142.225

David Marshall Cobb Jr 675 Long Hill Ave Shelton. CT 06484

Susan Anne Cordre 400 Powell Dr Tyler. TX 75701 226

Steven Bryce Davison 2925 Lucinda Ln Fort Worth. TX 76119

Richard Dean Cochran Rt 8 Box 830 Gilmer. TX 75644 226

effrey Francis Cornier 0 Box 74 Deer Isle. ME 04627 227

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Ralph Leonard Dawson 122 West G St Oakdale, CA 95361 228

Timothy James Cochrane 8508 Buena Tierra Buena Park. CA 90621 226

Richard Paul Costner 9620 SW 45th St Miami. FL 33165 67,110,132,133,227

Jay Gary Dean 3906 Park St Westmont. IL 184.228

Martha Joanna Cocking Rt 2 Box 336 Kilgore. TX 75662 29.89,226

David John Cottrill 10 Leawood Drive Grimshy. On L3M 4E1

Robin Ala hare Dearstone 19185SE guthgate 33458 Jupiter. FL 114,164,188,228

Ruth Priscilla Cocking 17 Bell Aire Rd 80906 Colorado Sprgs, CO 113.226 Seth Andrew Cocking Apartado 78 Quezaltenango. GT 97.226 Thomas Magnason Coe 15217Sobey Rd Saratoga. CA 95070 117.226 Benjamin Richard Cole 17156 Rome Road Addison. MI 49220 226

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Bruce Dou las Cole 14 E Park %r Woodstock. ON N4S 3MB 126,226 Charles Thomas Cole 2218 Eastwood Dr Richardson, TX 75080 226 Christian Marlon Cole 3166 W Black Hills 91361 Westlake. CA 226 Damon Marcus Cole 7001 Letourneau #373 Longview. TX 75607 108.226 Mark Lindsey Collins

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Ronald Albert Collins Box 68 Websterville. VT 05678 226 David Paul Colvin 5200 Magnolia Ramona. CA 92065 126.226 Eric W Condreay 4421 Ichabud Lane Juneau, AK 99801 183.226 William Paul Conforti Jr 339 N Plum Grove Rd Palatine. IL 60067 226 JamesDavid Conner 257 E Florida Youngstown. OH 44507 226 Kevin Wade Connor 1140Rue Calais 70458 Slidell. LA

Douglas Glenn Coy 11531W Sunset Lane Greenfield. WI 53228 119.227 David Patrick Crahtree 30 West Court Lafayette. IN 47905 Sid Eu ene Cradduck 17479 dueen EIZ Olney. MD 20832 67.90.91.97.129,132.133.227 Larry Alan Craig 1134 Ash Brid e West ~ h e s t e r . % ~ 19380

Lowell Stanle Deering 18 Robintide (Sourt Agincourt. ON MIT 1V1 118.228 Mark Stewart Degler 1340 Liberty Ave Kenhorst, PA 19607 William Steven Dehaan 5667 Buttonwood Ct St. Mountain. GA 30087 228 JamesTimotby Deibel Box 31 Waldport. OR 97394 67

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Brian William Dobben 1022 Mstr Ave Ashland. OH 44805 120,122.132.133.229 Michael John Doherty APDO 3-660 Mexico 3 DF, MX 229 James 519 Jones Earle St Donaldson N 103.229 TX Longview.

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Daniel Duane Donley 453 Sunset Ln Pueblo. CO 81005 229 Ronald Harold Donovan 3325 Oxnard.

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Rebecca Sue Dorwart RD #2 Box 132 Elizabethtown. PA 17622 229 Donald Scott Doty Box 32 McHenry Rd Stillwater. PA 17878 229

Daniel William CrandaU Box 24 Laceyville. PA 18623 227

Daniel Vincent Delano Rt 1Box 1625 Kenat, AK 99611

Charles Ernest Drozd 318 S Stonehedge Dr Columbia. SC 29210 104,142,229

Naomi Sue Crandall 840 Sleights Rd. Traverse City. MI 49684 26,102,164,167,227

Paulo Filipe Delgado Cidade Da Beira Lisboa. PO 228

David James Drozd 318 S Stonehedge Dr Columbia. SC 29210 142,143,229

Brad Allen Crawford 2380 N McDonel St Lima. OH 45801 158.159,227

Daniel Jay Dennis #6 Clayton P1 Longview, TX 75601 228

Frank Albert Dubisz Gibbs Rd Rd #I 502 Altamont, NY 12009 89,117,229

Bradl James Crawford Rd #&ewmill ~d 16101 Newcastle. PA 227

Mark Ford Dennis 378 W Rid e Pike Limerick.

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John Edwin Dubisz Rd #I Box 502 Altamont, NY 12009 229

Vivian Ann Crayton 2604 Wylie St Longview. TX 75602 227 David ohn Crement 1669 d a p l e St Des Plaines IL 60018 Scot Alan Crouse RRiBox9 Chester, NE 68327 227 David Lee Cu 1550 Silver ~ r z Napa, CA 94558 89,227 Stephen Glenn Curtis Box 93D Rt 7 Manchester. NH 03104 117.227 Ronald Marion Czapla 8600 E 129 Ave Crown Point. IN 46307 227 Victor Allan D'Ettorre 9 North Main N Fairfield, OH 44855 89.227

Carrie Lyn Cook 8503 N 40 St Augusta. MI 49012

Glenn Harold Daffern 1037 Rector Road 08807 Bridgewater. NJ 227

Paul Ja Cooley 56712 Alver ~d Three Rivers, MI 128.226

Peter Bennett Daley 26 Thurston Dr Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 122.123.129,131.,158.160.227

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Lori Ann Cooper Let College Box 416 Longview, TX 75602 89,114.226

Glen Warren Daniel Rt 1Box 13678 78163 Bulverde. TX 227

Gordon Timothy Copeland 708 Matthews Court Arlington, TX 76012 226

Eldon Keith Davis P 0 Box 8806 Anchorage, AK 99508 36,103,227

David Williams Copp 28 Lincoln Circle Paxton. MA 01612 226

Russell Leonard Davis 100 Scarlet Ct Elkton, MD 21921 120.227

Arthur Neil Cordre 400 Powell Dr Tyler. TX 75703 89,226

William Roger Davis 2222 N Overbrk Largo. FL 33540 228

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Stephanie Marie Derksen 1307 Chestnut Ln Rochester, MI 48063 41.228 Philip Omar DeSouza Mahuma #51 Aruba. NA 228 william George Devenney 107 Mullin Road Wilmington. DE 19809 126,228 Paul Leroy Dible RR lBox 111 Rexfnrd. KS 67753 228 Brenda Armstrong Diffenderfer 2500 N Eastman #2152 Longivew. TX 75601 228 Daniel Joseph Difrancesco 723 Niagara P N TonawandaSY 14120 47. 55.88.98.177.228 Martin Arthur Dillaha 7201 Kingwood Road Little Rock. AR 72207 Carl Anthony Dilling R R 2 Box 265 Hagerstown. IN 47346 228 Christopher Adam Dilworth RD 1Box 479 E Spring City, PA 19475 228 David Ernest Din eldein 424 ~ a n k e Bushsd e Warren. PA 16365 134,135,228 Robin Dale Dirks 16 Rue Rieux Boulogne. FR 43.98.129.131.228 Charles Michael Dixon 116 Kiekbusch Borger, TX 79007 229 Dwi ht Arthur Dixon 220 %insmore Awe Punxsutawney. PA 15767 229 ThomasRaymond Dixon

Linwood Matthew Dudley 2 Cannoneer Circle Chadds Ford. PA 19317 120,122.229 Timothy David Dugan 3042 South D Street Oxnard. CA 93030 104,125,229 Alan Wayne Dumdei 3950 W Richmond Rd Aberdeen. SD 57401 47.103.155.229 Richard Steven Dunbar 3652 Dayrd 14094 Lockport, NY 103,126,185,229 Kenneth Leroy Dunkerley Box 2353 Rd 2 Grove Citv. PA 16127 Robert Allen Dunn 2802 Sterrettan Erie, PA 16506 126.229 Scott Allyn Dunn Rt 14101 Richland 126,229 TX 75662 Kilgore.

Thomas F Dunn Rt 14101 Richland Kilgore. TS 75662 117 Timothy Paul Dunn Rt 14101Richland Kilgore. TX 75662 Timothy David Durling 848 Elm Rd R 3 Hudson. MI 49247 229 Andrew James Eagleton P 0 BOX471 Henderson. TX 75652 89,129,138,139,229 Daniel Alan Eash Letourneau College Longview. TX 75607 229 Nadine Lydia Eck 52 Laurel Dr Sumers Point. NJ 120,229

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Bruce Brian Fast #39 Granby PI Penhcton. BC V2A 223

David Lawrence Ee 11703Hawthorne g a y Huntley, IL 60142 229 Thomas Emanuel Ehresman 2002 S Paseo Way Denver, CO 80219 89,102.118.229

Daniel Connell Fauber 1721Brooks Dr Arlington. TX 76012 230

David Wesley Eisemann 521 Talbott Dr Wilmore. KY 40390

Paul David Faunce 312 Laredo St San Marcos. TX 78666 230

Robert Kevin Eldridge 4562 B Moen Rd Concrete. WA 98237

Rick Allan Fehr Box 732 Rosthern, SK SOK 3R0 109,138,139,186,230

John Peter Eleutheriou 1704 Gunnin Dr ~ i l m i n g t o n , % ~ 19803 126.229

Rodney Dale Fellenbaum 508 N Plum St Mount Joy. PA 17552 176.230

Bruce Victor Elge Rt 2 Box 129 Aurora. NE 68818 110,229

Dwight David Ferguson 5695 Rosario 93422 Atascadero. CA 230

Cleeta Renee Elliott Rt I Box 277 Ore City. TX 75683 41.45.229

Scott Graham Ferguson 5695 Rosario Atascadero. CA 93422 90.92.98, 108.230

Michael Lynn Elliott 630-C Meadows Rd Manheim. PA 17545 229

Dennis Charles Field 2130 Estrada Hemet. CA 92343 230

William Claude Elliott 1618Wellington Birmingham. AL 35209 119,229

Louis Elwood Fixher P 0 Box 175 85630 St David, AZ 86.230

David Gene Elmer Rt I Bluemounds. WI 229

Andrew Soren Flagg One Ardor Drive 94563 Orinda. CA 117,122.230

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10011SW165 Ter Miami. FL 33157 Thomas Lanier Frantz P 0 Box 99 Salem. VA 24153 230 Dean Mark Frederick Rd 4 Amsterdam. NY 12010 230 Paul Douglas Frederick Rd #I Box 13 Whitney Point, NY 13862 230 David lames Frederick5 3224 Patterson 86001 Flagstaff. AZ 231 Paul Edward Freeman 919 Edgewwd Havertown. PA 19083 231 Paul David Frick 301 Century Dr Columbia. SC 29210 231 Edward Jacob Friedman 120 S Penn Ave Rockledge, PA 13111 231 Daniel Trahey Fry 1201W Chicago Blvd Sea Girt 08750 231 Bryan David Fuqua 2410 2nd Ave Rockford. 1L 61108 231 Daniel Norwood Futrell BOX65 Spartansburg, PA 16434 89,231

Lar Baker Erdman 2 2 3 x ~ o b b e r l #204 y Longview, TX 75601 229

David effery Fleming 216 Ruby Lane Longview. TX 75604 230

Steven Lee Erickson 3942 Scott Ave Robbinsdale. MN 55422 177.229

Kenneth Dale Flemming 2055 Schooner 32952 Meritt Island. FL 89.187.230

Ted Erick Erickson 4815 Newburg Rd Rockford, IL 61108 230

Jon Leslie Flowers 2185 Clark Rd El Centro. CA 92243 230

Mark David Erickstad 2100 S Mobberly Longview, TX 75602 87.90.92.98.230

Christopher Robin Follett 92 Walton St Alexandria Bay, NY 13607

An el Luis Garvia 71 fiendrix s t Brooklyn. NY 11207 120.231

Kenneth Alan Follmar 2406 Airfield Ave Kingman. AZ 86401 230

William Lyle Garfield. Jr P.0.Box 7484 Longview. TX 75607 231

Mary Jo Ford 301 N Main Sullivan, IN 41.230

Donald Richard Garrett Jr 810 Noel Drive Longview, TX 75602 231

Scott William Ericson 124 Leafy Lane Kokomo, IN 46902 230 Timothy Steven Etheredge 6432 McKinley St HolIywood. FL 33024 230 Peter Douglas Evans Bo$124A 22190 Waterford. VA 184.230 David Paul Eveland 1514W Willow St Shamokin. PA 17872 230 Michael John Faber 16 Arbutus Ct Greenlawn. NY 11740 230 John Arthur Fantin 85 Christy Rd Battle Creek. MI 49015 230 Pauline Joan Farley 3648 Day Road 14094 Lockport, NY 41,45,113,230 Joseph Branson Farlow 4706 Rehobeth 27406 Greensboro. NC 126,230 Clark Ernest Farrar Route 1Box 17A Norwich, KS 67118 132.133.230 David Kenneth Farrell 3012 Keystone Longview. TX 75605 Hobert Kenneth Farrell 3012 Keystone Longview, TX 75605

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Charles A Ganger 75 Whitehall 14220 Buffalo, NY 231 Leonard Noah Garaway 313 Ruthlynn Longview, TX 75601 231

Kristine Connie Forker 8320 Standard Rd Magnolia. TX 77355 113,230

Walter Edward Gartner 11697Grove Street 33542 Seminole, FL 110,132,133,231

Brnok Forrest 4818 E Hinsdale PI Littleton, CO 80122 107.114.147.230

Ga Clifford Gearhart 31 auickset Rd Levittown. PA 19057 231

Paul Martin Forster 26843 Pleasent Place Elkhart. IN 46514 230

Richard Edward Gebhardt 2 Wildwood Lane Huntington. WV 25701 231

Andrew Jackson Foster jr P 0 BOX1254 Flint. MI 48501

Ter David Gebhardt 2 ~ T d w o o dLn Huntington. WV 25701 231

Claire S Foster 601 East Melton Longview. TX

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john William Fowler 622 Riverhill Circle Columbia. SC 29210 230 Donald Dorst Francis 7277 Woodland Dr Hamburg. NY 14075 86.230 Steven Frederick Fox 1980 Galena Rd Galena. OH 43021 115.230

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Herbert Oscar Gedicks 111 Rd #1 Box 6 7 4 08867 Pittstown. NJ 231

JamesBrian Gettmann 5715 N Hazel Fresno, CA 93711 232 JeffreyAlan Gibbs RD 1 Altamont. NY 12009 124,142,144,174,232 Andrew William Gifford 3326 Brckpt S rpt Rd 14559 Spencerport.

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Randall Todd Gifford 7500 W Camp Wisdom Dallas. TX 75236 232 Scott Alan Gilbertson 1940 Ash Dr Lake Havasu, AZ 66403 184.232 Russell Craig Gilleylen 2223 S Moberly 75602 Longview. TX 232 Stanley E Gingrich 103 Centerfield Dr Harrisburg, 110,150,152,232 PA 17112 lames Allen Glad 1203 16th Central City. NY 89.232

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ohn acob Oswald j1351 Kesmar Rd Lamesa. CA 92041 89.244 Laura Beth Nielsen 6249 N Newcastle Avi 60631 Chicago. IL 243

08550

81324

Roger Allen Powell 14901 Mission AVe 60452 Oak Forest, IL 245 Ronald Anthony Powell 14901Mission Oak Forest, IL 60452 245

.Mike Watson Powers 4920 County Rd 36 Donald George Olson 309 W. Mankato Duluth. MN 55803 244

Platteville. CO 80651 102,142,178,245

Scott Douglas Paulson Rt 1Box 172 Dodge Center, MN 55927 245

Daniel Ja Olthoff 80 Arrowgead Thornton. IL 60476 244 David Axel Omley P 0 Box L-2

Christopher Mark Preissler 9032 Lantern Lane 46256 Indianapolis. IN 245 Dale Robert Prentice 4325 Ma le Park Stow.

44224 122.245

OR

John Daryl Peck 22 Norchester Dr

Allison Lee Preston

517 Post Rd Greenland. NJ 245

Pamela June Ritchie 28 Beekman St Plattsburg. NY 12901 86,164,246

03840

Elizabeth Ann Pruitt Rt 3 Belt Rd Box 396 Easley. SC 29640 29.102.245

246 T Marlin Rast 4012 49 St S Cranbrook, BC VlC4H4 126,127.131,246 Richard Grant Rawlins 13252 Geoffry Warren. MI 48093 246 Stephen Dean ~ e a s d n P 0 Box 7001 Longview. TX 75607 246

Daniel Robert Redmond 382 Cedarwood Tr 75644 Gilmer. TX Wilburt Don Render 2280 Cherithbrook DI Mason. MI 48854 173.246

Darrell Mark Rice 1312 Meadow Lane Charlotte, NC 28205 121,246

James Donald Richardson RR 1 Box 563 Atkinson, NH 03811 246 Timm Robert Richardson 819 Dearing Rd 48640 Midland. MI 246

Dave Lee Riggs One So Cypress North Aurora. IL 122.246

60542

Carlos Rudoi 5025 Gransback St Philadelphia. PA 247

19120

Timoth Jon Ruohoniemi 232 d o n Ave Minneapolis, M N 55403 125,247

Kent Wade Roberson 1353175th St Bristol. WI 53104 90.94.107.125.131.246

Paul Stephen Ruppert 304 S Shore Rd Absecon. NJ 08201 247

Kevin Daniel Robery 1405 Vine Ave Park Ridge. IL 60068 110.246

David Lee Russell 1822 Ninth St Rockford. IL 61108 134,135,247

Dale Steven Robinson 17 Edgewood Rd Asheville. NC 28803

Timothy Ray Ruwe 415 N Downing Fremont. NE 68025 247

Paul Kevin Schufeldt BOX460 Moose Jay, SK S8H 4P1 248 Robert Russell Schuit 238 Crescent Ave Wyckoff, NJ 07481 248 Bradley Ray Schuldt 7361 E 21st Av Apt B 99504 Anchorage. AK 55.89.122.136.137,248

Che l Ann Rybka 737 #portage Path Akron, OH 44303 120,122.247 Stephen Francis Rodrigue Rt 3 Box 51 A Vacherie. LA 70090 246 Odilon Roque Rodrigues Rd 1 Box 3 Emporium. PA 15834 142,145

Benniel n Salvador Sampayan 2071 1 0 t K ~ v e 94116 San Francisco. CA 123,164,168,247

Omar Roque Rodrigues Rd 2 BOX196 Emporium, PA 15834 114

john Brent Sams 4589 Slehurst North Olmsted, OH 247

Osvaldo Roque Rodrigues Rd 1 Box 3 Emporium. PA 15834 142

Stephen Stewart Sandberg 7420 Villa e Drive Prairie viaage. KS 66208 247

44070

Andrew Robert Roeda 549 E 161st St 60473 South Holland. IL 110,246

Grego Eric Scobee 801 oxdadale 75602 Longview, TX 102.103.124.248 David Blair Scofield 9838 Foley Blvd Coon Rapids, MN 55433 248 Edward Charles Sebring Old Milford Rd Milford. PA 18337

Kevin Michael Severe 8808 West Lane 77355 Magnolia, TX 248

Stephen Ronald Roeda 549 E 161st St 60473 South Holland. IL 122.246 lames Frank Rogers 7448 Faculty Dr Orlando. FL 32807 136,137,246

Timothy ~thanasibsSavas Rt 2 BOX84 Lynchhurg. VA 24501 158,247

Gerald Timoth Rohrer 101 Eastbrook i d 17572 Ronka PA 246

Jeffrey Robert Sawyer 20 Fairview Dr Brockporc NY 14420 150,184,247

James Alexander Rollins 2615 W 83 Leawood. KS 66206

Melisa June Rhoades 843 South Park Ave Chesterton. IN 46304 246

08015

Michael Gene Roach Star Route Box 50A Silver Bay. MN 55614 246

Robert Paul Ramsey 1538 Cassidy St 92054 Oceanside. CA 245

Randerson koed 1Berry BOX 153 Claysville. PA 15323

15 N Branch Rd Browns Mills, NJ 247

Fred Ritzema 1219 Cloverlane 75601 Longview. TX 246

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Paul Dou~lasRandall Star Route 101 Prairie City. SD 57649 246

Miriam Grace Ruble

Kenneth Edward Saxe 1861 Ridgewood York. PA 17402 lames Brastrup Sayoc 511 N 49th St 68132 Omaha, NE 247

David john Rosene 120 W McDaniel Auburn. CA 95603 246

oel Keen Schappell kKutztown. d 3 BOX337-20 PA 19530

Elisabeth Lynn Ross 1821 Terracewood NW Rochester. MN 55901 41,102,113,246

Rand Allen Schirman 6261 Jivercliff ~n Dayton. OH 45449 103.247

185,247

Douglas Scott Roszhart 1408 A St Aurora, NE 68818 29.100.105.246 leffrey Paul Roszhart 1408AStreet 68818 Aurora. NE 87.89,158,176.179.246

Phili Dean Schmidt 25 E gwamp ~d Quakertown, - - . - PA 18951

Steven Alan Roszhart 1408 A Street Aurora. NE 68818 246 Robert Guy Rountree 4705 Klondike Ave Anchorage. AK 99509

Stephen Berkeley Schmidt 509 Washington Glencoe. IL 60022 122,248 Craig Allen Schmitt Box 38 Frazer. MT 59225 Stephen Jay Scholz Box 84

Geor e Robert Shambo 5745 hadison St Hollywood, FL 33023 248 David Wendel Shank RR 1 Syracuse. IN 46567 248

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Tecate. CA 248

Shankula 92080

Allan Lynn Shannon 1314 Trailwood 75605 Longview. TX Stuart Alan Shapiro Route 90 Wapp Falls. NY 12590 89,132,133,248 Gerald Alan Sharpe 1662 Shenna Blvd 76114 Fort Worth. TX 38.114.249 Jeffrey Allen Shaub RR 3 Rolla, MO 65401 249 Gegbamou Frederich Shawkey BOX1716 Monrovia. LI 55,120,132,133,249,269 Rohn Mark Shearer PO 39 jackson. MN 56143 138.139.249 Ardel Ray Sheffield Gateway Rt Bx 495 Madras. OR 97741 Donald Frederick Shellhart 1631 53 Ave SE Olympia. WA 98501 Kevin Wayne Shepherd 3405 Waterlick

Lynchburg, VA 86,125,249 Dean Patrick Smith 4621 Mtn View Boise, ID 83704 105.134.135.249 John David Sheppard 1109 Stonewall St 89701 Carson City. NV 120.249 Mark Alan Sheppard 501 Cedarcroft Ave 08106 Audubon. NJ

Douglas Loren Smith Box 216 River Rd Belle Mead, NJ 08502 132,133.249 Drew Franklin Smith 102 September Dr Butler, PA 16001 249

17801 Sunbury. PA 114,132,133.250

Rd 1 Craftsbury Com, VT 114.251,33

George Lenn Stalford 40 Longrid e Rd Carlisle, M?A 01741 250

Kirsten Elizabeth Stuber Rt 2 BOX172 Longview. TX 75605 102,169,251

Scott David Stallard 528 S Derby Derby, KS 67037 250

Robert Eugene Sturm 56 "0; St 98550 Hoqmam. WA 251

05827

Eric Charles Smith 1355 Green Acres Trl Bessemer. AL 35023 249 Frederick Todd Smith 718 Orchard Drive 26164 Ravenswood. WV 249

Charles David Shickley 414 Rockland Dr Youngstown. OH 44512 103.249

Gre ory Dwight Smith Rt l%ox 8A Carrizo Spgs. TX 78634 89,121.249

Bruce Allen Starook 32 South Wildwood Prospect Hgts. lL 60070 250 Wayne William Steege 1240 Mchtosh Wausau. WI 54401 129,134,135,250

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erral Lynn Svehla 1Box 44 Holdrege. NE 251 68949

Daniel Shawn Shields 722 Lowell St 01960 Peabody. MA

Thomas Alton Smith 3920 Hamlet Rd Colorado Sprgs. CO

Mark Wayne Shrimplin P 0 Box 209 Sublette, KS 67877 249 Donna Lynn Shull 2901 West Cnty Rd 6 Berthoud, CO 80513 117,124,249 Karen Elaine Shumaker 1547 Gaylord Dallas. TX 75217 41,113,249 Kris Alan Sidle 520 11th St Tell City, IN 47586 249 leffrey Scott Sievert 1552 4thAve RR 3 Manistee, MI 49660 249

80917

Randall Dean Smyth 4230 140th NE Bellevue, WA 98005 250 Robert Gerald Smyth Jr 3234 S 184th Seattle. WA 98188 108.174.250

Philip Petrou Sode 7116 Selers Ave Upper Darby, PA 250

19082

john Jacob Solt 299 Green Hill Telford. PA 16969 William B T Somers 527 South Main Geneva, NY 14456 132.133.250

David Allen Sones 202 Newport Avf? Ventura, CA 93004 250 Paul Daniel Sonnenberg P 0 Box 73 Tok.AK 99780 176.250

Deidre Ann Slagle 3508 Fifth Ave Altoona, PA 16602 102.114.123.164.168.169.249

Darc William Spady P 0 Bbx !43 Three Hdls. AB TOM 2AO 103.250 Steven P Spangler 427 E Lexington Rd Lititz. PA 17543

jay Harley Slagle 3508 5th Ave Altoona. PA 16602 104,114,119,249

Elizabeth Ann Stephens 409 Hillmont Longview, TX 75601 250

John Peter Swanson 940 S Western Dr 14701 Jarnestown, NY 251

Brett Eugene Sterrett 6200 Gamble Rd 37341 Harrison, TN 250

Ga Ross Sweeten 203%ings Hwy Mt Royal. NJ 08061 105,125,131,251

250

Clayton Sherman Swift 4359 Swift Road Nashville. MI 49073 251

Mark Alan Stewart Rt 1Box 691 Silsbee. TX 77656 111.250

Keith Eric Swimley Rd 2 Ovid. NY 14521 89.251

Scott Christo her Stjernstrom 511 Cynthia g r Longview, TX 75601 250

Sylvia Jeanne Taber 22 S Washington Muncy, PA 17756 41.45,168.251

Paul Ryan Stoll 750 E Main St South Elgin. IL 250

William Michael Taber 215 Sand iper Ave $3411 ~ o y ~aa ~P mB C ~FL , 120.251

Clinton Stewart kames t BOX691 Silsbee, TX 77656 1

Aden D Stoltzfus Rt 4 Box 62 Honeybrook, PA 250

60177

19344

Gerald John Tahash Jr G-1040 Alton Ave 48507 Flint MI 122,252

Kevin Lamar Stoltzfus 57781 S 9th St Elkhart. IN 46517 90.95.250

Loraye Jane Talaasen Rt 9 Box 168 Longview, TX 75601 252

Kenneth Alan Stone 45 Whitestone Dr Lynchburg, VA 24502 250

Philli Donald Talmage 1602 B)urlington Dr Hickorv Corners. MI 49060

Brian David Storm 906 Oak St Delavan. IL 61734

Sharon Lynn Tate 533 Williamsburg Memphis, TN 38117 252

John Strash 910 Coushatta Trl 75601 Longview. TX

William Edward Sloat Rd 3 Box 143A 19508 Birdsboro. PA 120,124,249

Brian Warren Smith 498 Lake June Rd NW Lake Placid. FL 33852

Harold Albert Stemp 764 Lower Dix Ave Hudson Falls. NY 12839 250

Gre Rambo Sweeten 203 m s Hi hway MOEt i o y i f NJ 08061 103.104.105.125.132.133.251

Sheldon Hugh Sievert 407 SE 4th St jamestown. ND 58401 Roy Kenneth Skinner 10516Lipan Northglenn, CO 80234 249

Lisa Ann Sutton 406 E Elm 60187 Wheaton, IL 89,122,251

Daniel Richard Straw 106 Se more Ave 16801 State 2o11ege.PA 251 Gary Clifford Stabell 449 Major Drive North Lake. IL 60164 john Bruce Stahl Rd 1 Box 347-A

Michael Stephen Straw Rd #2 Box 338 16833 Curwensville. PA 251 Matthew Hans Strong

William Theodore Teasdale 5649 Logan Ave So Minneapolis, MN 55419 105 Gre ory Bruce Thomas 633B Street Salida.

CO 81201

Cordelia Ann Thompson 3623 McCann Rd 1068 Longview. TX 75601 Timothy Forrest Thornton 5535 Sanford Houston. TX 77096 252 Emil ay Th r 5959 River Medina. OH 44256 229,131,155,156,253

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Ted Allen Timmons RR 1Box 4 Ivanhoe 79579 Woodville, TX 108,122,131,176,252

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Fred JamesTinkler 158Avondale Rd Norristown, PA 19403 252 Geor e William Tisdale 1476gunbar Rd Mount Vernon. WA 98273 134,135,252 Ionathan Llo d Todd 24 ~ a m p b e ~ $ l a c e Prt La Prairie. MB RIN 2H2 67,122,252 Robert Charles Tomenendal 1109 Glenside Dr Virginia Bch. VA 23464 252 David Edward Tomm Rt 4 BOX4270 95963 Orland. CA 252 Stephen FrancisTrail Houghton College Houghton, NY 14744 252 lerrold Darwin Traphagen 2224 Capri Dr 76114 Fort Worth. TX Richard Scott Travis 627 Hubbard Ave Santa Clara. CA 95051 89.252 Kevin Phillip Trefzger 10200 Mt Vernon Auburn. CA 95603 177,165,252 Mark Elroy Treihel 518 Faraday Rd Hockessin, DE 19707 252 Mark NicholasTricarico 6 Carlise Dr Farmingville. NY 11738 252 Cheryl Lynn Tri leth 1100 centenary h r Longview. TX 75601 Keith Ferd Trosen RR 2 Cass Lake, MN 56633 111,134 135.253 Michael Jon Turnbull 5047 Laird Lake Rd Hale, MI 48739 253 Robert Lawrence Turnipseed 156 Alexander Nutley, NJ 07110 114,188,253 Theodore Lynn Tutt 302 S Lake Farmington, NM 87401 253 David Sharp Tuttle 909 H i c k o r y w d Houston, TX 77024 115,123,132,133,253 Har Milton Underland a 6B ~ e l t o n Longview, TX 75602 253 Carla Jane Underwood Rd #2 Box 215 Laceyville, PA 18623 253 James Patrick Underwood Sr 50890 Fairbanks, AK 99701 55.89.253 Do las Paul Vail P O%X 3-4044 99501 Anchorage. AK 114.253

Bruce Wayne Valle Letourneau College Longview, TX 75607

280 Carothers Drive

,Turtle 132,133,254 Creek. PA

Cindy Dee Valle Letourneau College Longview, TX 75607

Steven Scott Warren 1460 Rhode Island Ct Concord, CA 94521 89.253

Stephen Edward Van Beek 19200Rid ay potter CA 95469 67,101,114,155,158,253

Louis Dean Waskowiak 1113Siringo Ct 87501 Santa Fe. NM 134,135,253

Molen effrey Scott Vander 05280 dauman Ct West Chicago, IL 60185 253

Daniel Daivd Waters 313 E Avalon Ave Longview, TX 75602

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.

Timothy Craig Vanoy 2314 N 7lst Dr Phoenix. AZ

Larry R Waters 9308 Demunda Ave Niagara Falls. M 253

14304

Arley John Watson BOX 12 Corn, OK 73024 253

Gregory Charles Vant RR 2 61061 Oregon. IL 89,253 Daniel ohn Varga 1933 NLimount Milwaukee. WI 53208 124.253 William Eugene Vargo 3791 S Huron Englewood, CO 80110 253 Michael Allen Vehmeier RR 1 Dakota. IL 61018 104,108,253 Craig Verner kames t 2 Box 1068 Center, TX 75935 102.253

Richard Dean Verrett POBox384 .

Jasper, TX 75951 155,156.152.162.253 David Verwey 1-6-1 Habikino Shi, Osaka.

Iwan 253 Robert McClellan Vetter 63 E Dogwood Trail Kittyhawk NC ohn effery Voncannon kLongview, dox972TX 75605 t2

15145

lohn Charles Wilkinson 256 Roosevelt Ave Elyria. OH 44035 89,110,254 Geor 'e Bain Willcox P 0 8 x 7575 Longview, TX 75602 David Mark Williams 10 Melody Ln Horse Shoe. NC 28742 108,254 Mark Frederick Williams BOX7001 Longview, TX 75602 254 Todd lames Williams Rt 1Box 76 Giltner, NE 68841 36,254

Douglas Allan Watson 5 Woodside Dr 12302 Scotia, NY 146,148,149,150,153,186,253 Daniel Clifton Weedman 314 Eastman Rd 46017 Chesterfield. IN

Victor Reid Willis Box 265 Dillinghan AK 99576 123,150,254 onathan Edward Wills LItlBox65 Potter, Nebraska 69156 254

Richard Earl Weiandt ' 56803 Cowhn Rd Three ~ i v e r s , % ~ 49093 254

Robert lames Wilson 105 Chariot Ave 13060 Elbridge. NY

Stephen Mark Weiandt 56803 Cowling Rd Three Rivers. MI 49093 254

Todd Robert Wilson Box 7001 #I45 Longview, TX 75607 254

Wayne Dale Weis 339 E Rodney Ave Appleton. M N 56208 138,139

Douglas Leroy Wingert 9767Hades Church Rd 17225 Greencastle, PA 254

Peter Michael Wenninger 619 S. Wheaton Ave Wheaton. IL 60167 125.254

Herb L Winters Rd #I Schroon Lake. NY 254

Jason Charles Wenhvorth 1815Chestnut St Kenova, WV 25530 254

Timothy Allen Witmer 303 Wed ewood Dr ~larksvifiaTN 37040 254

Neil Patrick Westbrook 6112 Garraway Cir Ocean Springs, MS 39564 254

Timothy Witten 27 Crest Hill Oak Ridge, Nj 07438 115,138,139,254

12870

Andrew Roger Voth 247 CoWland St 49341 Rockford, MI 142 Randall Scott Vroom RR 1Box l38A Crete. IL 60417 253

Ken Evan Whipple 4580 Woodgreen Dr West Vancouver, BC V7S 2V2 254

Mark Wyman Wolaver 19430SW 88 Court Miami, FL 33157 185,254

Bryan Alan White 4233 jonesboro Rd Atlanta. GA

Elon Rene Wagler Route 1 Partridge, KS 67566 253

Marla 10 White 1240 Yale Suite #203 90404 Santa Monica. CA 123,164.254

Mark James Woldt 357 West Southpark Oshkosh, WI 54901 254

Paul Alan Wa ner 7915 ~itchfielif 77373 Sorinn. TX Bret T Walker 10818Timbergrove Corpus Cbrish, TX 253

Robert Earl White Rd 1 Cooperstown, PA 110,121,254 78410

Gary Edward Walker Route 20 Box 198 Bridgewater. NY 13313 253 lames Edward Walker 3587 E 100 S Marion, IN 46952 lames Edward Walsh 236 Lambtown Rd Ledyard. CT 06339 253 James Arthur Walter 901 N Jackson Hutchinson. KS 67501 42,101, 103,253. loel Gordon Walvatne 2374 W Lake of Isles Minneapolis, MN 55405 253 William Franklin Ward 111 1108Baywater Dr W Columbia. SC 29169 89,120,258 Brian Keith Warren 1904 Covey Ct

16317

john Allen Whitney Rd 1Box 48 Sherman. NY 14781 178.254 Rodney Lynn Whitney Rd #1 Box 48 14781 Sherman. NY 114,254 Drew Alan Whitson 3639 Binkley St Dallas, TX 75075 110.128.254 Rebecca oyce Wick 10827NJi?S Beach Dr Bainbridge Is, WA 98110 114 Larry Allen Wickens 107Willow Road East Kingston. NH 03827 254 Steven Scott Widder 1505 North 21 Street Shehoygan. WI 53081 119,254 Timothy Edmund Wilcox 7305 Red Hill Upperlake, CA 95485 254 David Russell Wilkinson

lames Benjamin Wolf 819 East B~rdsong Longview, TX 75602 254 Stephen Paul Wolford 206 Knox Ahingdon, IL 61410 134,135,254 Tom Marvin Wolford 206 Knox St Abingdon.

134,135,254 IL 61410 Donald Edward Wolfram 78 Crusaders Rd Springfield. IL 62704 124.254 Paul Canter Wood 8209 Fore% Cir Seminole, FL 33542 134,135,254 Thomas Richard Wood 315 East Center Concord. MI 49237 William Dewey Wood 2302 Ahaiki St Pearl City, HI 96782 178,185,186,254 Curtis Roger Wright 117E Edgefield Longview. TX 75601 255 [ohn Paul Wri ht 192 Arapahoe% Carol Stream. IL 255

60187

Ruth Ellen Wright 17231Lenore 48219 Detroit, MI

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56.67.90.95,101.123,164,165, 166,167,168,

255

Hal Gene Wychopen Rt 2 Box 1946 MCAllen. TX 78501 255

Robert Roger Young Rt 9 Box 566AA 75601 Longview, TX

O h & a n Yaddaw Westmoreland, NY 255

14293 In ram Liv0nia.b 48154 255 Kurt James Yorgey 5550 S Fairway Readine. PA 19606

13490

Kevin lames Yapp

Roland Edward Young 401 W Glenda Longview. TX 75608 255

Michael Robert Zabel 1315Oxeola Ave Saint Paul. MN 55105 255 Otto oost Ziedses-Plantes P 0 $ox 7001 Longview. TX 75607 142.255 Anthony Zinnah Elwa 192 Monrovia. LI 255

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2801 Bill Owens Pkwy Longview. TX 75605 118.255 p & a n Carl Zupke Randalia. IA 110.255

52164

Steven Robert Zurbuchen Rt 2 Box 162 Smithville. MO 64089 104.255

David Wayne Zoutendam

Faculty Index 75b04

W. C. Crisman 1104 Lake Drive Longview. TX 75601

Richard E. Johnson 1201 Bluerid e Parkway 75605 Longview,

Paulette S ringer 411 E. Hi gland Kilgore, 'fx 75662

Peter C. Alecxih 506 E. Young Longview. TX 75602

David Crowson 1717 Lakeshore, B-1 Longview. TX 75604

Roger Kieffer 405 Jewel St. Longview, TX

John Strash 910 Coushatta Longview. TX

Larry Anderson, 1305 Hyacinth Longview. TX 75601

Joy D. Dennis 312 S. Fredonia. Apg. B 75602 Longv~ew,TX

William Kielhorn 2500 Fernwood Drive 75601 Longview. TX

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Terry L. Ap legate 3617 ~ a n v i l y ~ r i v e Kilgore, TX 75662

Martin W. Donner 802 Harmon Drive Longview, TX 75602

A. Paul Kubricht 1715Tulip Lane Longview. TX 75601

Johnny M. Williams 2000 B Majestic PI. Longview. TX 75604

Elton W. Archer 900 Young Street Longview, TX 75602

Thomas F. Dunn 35 Geneva Street Longview, TX 75601

Daniel H. Larsen 706 Harmon Drive Longview, TX 75602

EMERITUS PERSONNEL

Stephen Armstrong 1106 Annette Longview. TX 75604

Kenneth Durham 15 Country Place Longview. TX 75601

Donald P. Lerch 2900 Signal Hill Rd. Lot #I8 Longview. TX 75602

eta Fae Arnold

502 Mockin bird Lane 75601 Longview, 'fx

Roger Erickstad #3 Cornell Circle Longview, TX 75601

Richard H. LeTourneau NL 21 Lake Cherokee Longview, TX 75603

Do IasArthofer 213youth Mosley 75601 Longview, TX

Hobert K. Farrell 3012 Keystone Longview, TX 75605

Ted LeTourneau 108 Marion Drive Longview, TX 75602

Sheldon Bassett BOX7001 Longview, TX 75601

Ilene Foote 1219 S. Fredonia 75602 Longview. TX

Frank Lewis 1206 Centenary Drive Longview. TX 75601

Steve G. Beacham 830 Level Street Longview, TX 75602

Douglas I. Ford Rt 2. BOX52 Hallsville, TX

Paul Leiffer 1815 Garland St. 75602 Longview. TX

Philip H. Beatty 1004 Coushatta Trail Longview. TX 75601

Richard Fowler 513 Helane Drive Longview, TX 75604

Ine B. McGraw 1316Evergreen Longview. TX

Bryan Benson 805 Martin Longview, TX

75603

Michael Fratzke 1615Laney Drive Longview, TX 75601

Timothy McGuire 833 E. Level Longview. TX 75602

Richard Berry 111Kate Street Longview, TX

75601

Betty Iane Fratzke 1815 Laney Drive Longview, TX 75601

Kenneth McKinley 606 Evelyn Drive Longview, TX 75602

Floyd L. Bishop 106 West Glenn Drive 75602 Longview. TX

Donald Garrett 810 Noel Drive Longview. TX

J. Melvin Miller 111 Peterson Place Longview, TX 75603

Lauren Bitikofer Rt. 3.100 Madison Dr. Longview, TX 75603

Brent Garrison NorthMosley Circle. Rt 5 75601 Longv~ew,TX

William S. Morgan 704 Diane Drive Longview, TX 75603

Robert Blaschke 604 Evelyn Drive Longview, TX 75602

Caroline Geer 1806 Bell Longview, TX

75602

Walther A. Olsen 3214 Dundee Rd. 75604 Longview. TX

Thomas Brewington 1209 BaxIe Lane ~ongview.& 75604

Ral h W Gilbert 113%oodway Lane 75605 Longview. TX

Robert H. Ralston 907 Coleman 75601 Longview. TX

Ruthanne Calkin 2502 N. Eashnan Rd, Apt. Longview, TX 75601

Keith Glass 307 Magnolia Lane 75601 Longview. TX

Carolyn Rester 114 Wendy Street Longview, TX 75604

Roger L. Carr

William Graff 804 Harmon Drive Longview. TX 75602

Rick Reynolds 3409 (B)Denson Longview. TX 75604

Barbara Chrouser 800 Evelyn Drive Longview, TX 75602

1. C. Harder

350 West Lomax Drive Longview, TX 75603

Kenneth R. Roden Rt 3. Box 379-1 Longview. TX 75603

Daniel Chrouser 600 Evelyn Dr. 75602 Longview, TX

David E. Hartman 109 Peterson Place Longview, TX 75603

Isabelle Seeger 8 Iris Circle Longview. TX

Donald R. Connors 1311Vanderbilt Drive Longview, TX 75601

Reyna Hortrnan Route 7. Box 225 Longview, TX 75601

Joel Smith 1002 Rosedale St. 75604 Longview, TX

Jack Crawford 603 Harmon Drive Longview. TX 75602

H Wa ne House l(l12 A t c h i n s Blvd.

75602 Longview.

Richard W. Spottswood 1115 john Street Longview, TX 75603

Steve Adell 1003 Evergreen L0ngvi.e~.TX '

111Bin ham Rd.

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75601

ohn W. Stuber oute 2. Box 172 Longview. TX 75605

Bauman. Paul R. 809 Longview.

GordonTX 75601 Raymond Gin rich 1720 ~ e w p o r t t a n e 33516 Clearwater. FL

U. S. Moser 512 Meadowbrook Dr. Longview. TX 75601 Earl Thompson Route 1, Box 119 Henderson. TX

75602

Conrad Vernon 505 Young Street Longview. TX 75602

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AN ERA FADES TEMPORARY? Well, we have called them temporary barracks buildings since 1946 when the college began - but they have seen long years of service.

As new buildings have been built, these old remnants of WWII days have been removed to make room for the new growth.

Dorms 4, 11 and 35 fell to the wreckers' hammers this year and the area between the new residence halls and the memorial center was opened up. With the completion of the new A 0 house, still another building will fall.

284 / Closing