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Together in His Service . .

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TaylorUniversityFort Wayne Campus

1025 West Rudisill Blvd.

Fort Wayne, Indiana 46807

President:

Dr. Jay Kesler

Provost:

Dr. Daryl Yost

Vice President Fort Wayne Campus:

Dr. Robert Nienhuis

Vice President for University Relations:

Dr. Charles Jaggers

Director of University Relations:

Mrs. Sherri Harter

Director of Alumni/Church Relations:

Rev. William Gerig

FORT WAYNE ALUMNUS is published

periodically by Taylor University, Fort

Wayne Campus for alumni, friends, faculty

and staff by the Office of University Rela-

tions. Inquiries and comments should be

directed to: Taylor University - Fort Wayne

Campus, Office ofUniversity Relations, 1 025

West Rudisill Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46807.

Photography:

Writers:

Jim Garringer

Mark Vermilion Sherri Harter

Lisa Paul Corrinne Mahorney

Taylor University complies with all federal

and state nondiscrimination laws. Taylor

University is an equal-opportunity institu-

tion. Direct inquiries to the Office of the

President, Taylor University, Upland, IN

46989. 3 1 7-998-520 1 , or the Office of Civil

Rights, Washington, DC.

On the Cover. .

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The Fort Wayne Campus . . . together in

His service.

PERSPECTIVE

On a recent Friday morning, I foundmyselfin the Ramseyer

Chapel of Founder's Hall for one of our thrice-weekly

chapel services. Chapel began, as it often does, with

singing led by a worship team composed of students from

our campus.

Matt and Megan were on the keyboards and Patrick wasplaying the drums. Greg was on the electric bass and Daveplayed the guitar and sang. Amy and Angela provided

vocal leadership.

It was a rich time of worship with these students leading us in choruses and songs focused

on our great Savior. Gazing over the crowd of students and staff gathered in the chapel, I

was overwhelmed with gratitude for the privilege ofjoining with this group in praise and

worship.

That evening I returned to the chapel for a gathering of quite a different sort. It was "Loopy

Talent Twix," an event sponsored by the Student Activities Council. Numerous groups of

students had prepared musical selections, skits and dramatic monologues for presentation.

Some of the numbers, like Kevin's rendition of "Tornado Shde," made us laugh, while

others, like AJ's dramatic presentation of "Poem Name," made us think.

Two very different events in Ramseyer Chapel in one day. Two events dominated by some

very talented students. We worshiped. We laughed. We celebrated our friendship.

Our students are the best! ! They have a deep love of God and truly enjoy worshiping Him.

They also enjoy one another and have a lot of fun performing with and for one another.

In a time when people lament the lack of purpose and senseless violence so frequently seen

in young people, I celebrate a group of college students who know both how to pray and

how to laugh.

Thank You, dear Father, for the students ofTaylor Fort Wayne. Deepen their love for You

and for orie another. May their lives always be lived in the Joy of the Lord. Amen.

Dr. Robert Nienhuis

Vice President Fort Wayne Campus

Togothaf m Hin Service

TRAIN UP A CHILD.

Train up a child in the way he

should go and in the end he

will not departfrom it (Prov-

erbs 22:6).

Shani Gray was trained from childhood

to beheve that if you do your best, your

hard work will pay off. It usually does,

but for her, it did not come without a

cost.

As a child, Shani was raised to do well

in school, make good friends, respect

her family and above all, love the Lord.

For the most part, these came easily for

her. Academics were not difficult for

her (in fact, she was the valedictorian of

her senior class), she made friends whoupheld the same moral values with which

she was instilled (after a short bout,

during her elementary years, in trouble

making), loved and obeyed her parents

and family, and from the age of eight

she has loved and served the Lord.

Her commitment to live out her Chris-

tianity started at a young age. Having

made the decision to follow Christ only

four years earlier, at the age of 12, she

became the assistant Sunday School

teacher for the junior class (ages 1 0- 1 6).

She took full responsibility for the class

at 16 and became the Sunday School

secretary then as well. Her responsibili-

ties did not end there. With her mother

involved in Youth for Christ, Shani had

a heritage of Christian service to fulfill.

Her feet were firmly planted as she

entered high school. While Shani did

not want to be involved in YFC, she

decided if she did not, who would. It

took awhile to build a solid group, but

by the time Shani was a high school

junior, 20-30 people consistently met

for Bible Club. The only conflict for her

was her emerging involvement in bas-

ketball. Bible Club was held Tuesday

afternoons, and basketball practice was

held each afternoon after school, unless

there was a basketball game. Not letting

go of what was dear to her, she decided

she would attend Bible Club and go late

to practice, much to her coach's dismay.

God honored her commitment and prac-

tice times were changed. Through her

decision to attend the Bible Club meet-

ings, she gained respect by others, but

also realized the accountability thatcame

with that recognition.

As she entered her final high school

year, all the joys of being a senior

seemed evident. Shani had the top grades

of her class, was basically "guaranteed"

a scholarship to a four year college, and

had the love and support of her parents

and family. As parents tell their chil-

dren, nothing comes easily. Shani

learned this disappointing truth in al-

most every area of her life that year.

As valedictorian of her class, and there-

fore class speaker, she was unable to

make her speech as she had prepared it.

On her way to the platform on gradua-

tion day, she was handed the speech she

had written only to find it had been

censored. And, the four year scholar-

ships she was "guaranteed" were never

offered to her... a valedictorian with no

where to go. To add to her grief, her

father had left her family that spring.

With no where to go, and broken lives

and dreams, hope seemed too much to

hold on to.

This, as with all that God allows us to go

through, has worked together for

good. Growing up Shani never had

to choose what to think and be-

lieve. Her parents had always

done her thinking for her. Her

father had given her goals and

dreams; when he left, she had

to think on her own. Now, she

was left to wonder whose faith

she had, her mom's or her own?

Although she faced difficult

struggles during what should

have been the best year of her

life, they have also made her

who she is today. She learned

that even though it looked

like she had it all, she didn't

have it without God.

Shani decided to attend Taylor Fort

Wayne after she discovered it had many

things to offer her, an authentic Chris-

tian atmosphere, for her aching spirit;

friendly students, professors and staff,

for her hurting heart; and criminal jus-

tice, her intended major not offered at

many other Christian colleges, for her

academic challenge.

Shani came to Taylor Fort Wayne after

a summer of grief to find healing for her

wounds. She found a balm in the chap-

els, friends and professors. "Christ is

evident in the lives on the Fort Waynecampus."

Shani Gray

FACES OF T.U.F.W.

FORT WAYNE

Dr. Brent Baker

Dean of Students

Mr. Mark Burritt

Director ofAccounting

Services/Bookstore

Mrs. Shanna Cliapman

Donor Services

Mrs. Teresa Rciiuschisel

Director ofAdmissions

ANNOUNCING THEOLOGICAL STUDIES CENTER

The Taylor University Theological Studies Center at Fort Wayne, in partnership with

other seminaries, is being developed and implementation of this partnership is set for

summer 1996! Two seminary level courses will be taught this summer, fall and next

spring, with plans for additional instruction being offered based on registration. The

courses taught this summer will be instructed by Winnebrenner Theological Seminary

faculty, and fall courses will be instructed by Taylor University faculty. The concept of

a theological studies center is based on cooperative programs and instruction of each

participating seminary. A one year certificate will be offered by Taylor University and

degrees attained will be granted by the sponsoring seminaries. The Center is the first of

its kind with the idea to knit various seminaries in a consortium arrangement. The cost

for graduate level study is $ 1 70 per credit hour, with the standard course being three credit

hours. To register or for additional information, contact Stephen Resch, Associate Dean

for Lifelong Learning, at 219-456-21 11.

GRADUATE STUDIES

TUFW is once again offering summer

graduate courses in education. Dr. Jay

Platte taught the first graduate class in

Taylor's history and returns to the class-

room this summer to teach Computer

Skills Classroom Application again. The

increasing use oftechnology in the class-

room and the growing need for teachers

to be adequately prepared for this tech-

nology is a large reason for the graduate

class' success. The three credit hour

course will be offered both summer ses-

sions at a cost of $525.00. For more

information, contact the Taylor Fort

Wayne Admissions Office.

PARLEZ-VOUSFRANCAIS?

Beginning this fall, TUFW will add

French to her list of foreign languages

taught on campus. Students pursuing a

bachelor of arts degree must demon-

strate the equivalent of two years of

foreign language study for graduation,

through either demonstrating proficiency

of the foreign language in placement

tests or in classroom instruction. Cur-

rently, Spanish, Greek and Hebrew are

the languages offered on the Fort Wayne

campus.

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Pictured: Dr. Rick Gray, TUFW Url?an Ministries; Justice Franklin Cleckley; Dr. Joseph Jones,

TUFW Criminal Justice. Justice Franklin Cleckley is a native of West Virginia, a state that claims

black residency of less than five percent. He was appointed to the state's supreme court last year

by Governor Gaston Caperton. He is Virginia's first African American Justice and only the 17th

African American to hold a seat in any state's supreme court. Justice Cleckley spoke at a special

lecture on Taylor Fort Wayne's campus. February 15. during BIcuk History Month.

CAMPUS UPDATE

CHAPLAINCY TRAINING SCHOOL

The American Chaplaincy Training School (ACTS), a nonprofit organization which

offers specialized training for those who minister to offenders and their families, is now

headquartered at Taylor Fort Wayne. The school offers a course in contextual ministry

within criminal justice settings with their goal to equip students with theoretic concepts

and ministry skills to effectively support institutional chaplaincy programs and commu-

nity-based ministries directed toward at-risk groups. ACTS, founded in 1985, hosts an

annual residence school where chaplains, ministers and volunteers nationwide come

together for a week of intensive study. ACTS saw its largest residence gathering in her

history last summer. The 13th annual ACTS, under the leadership of Dr. W. Thomas

Beckner, ACTS president and TUFW faculty member, is scheduled for June 9-14, 1996.

Upon completion of the course, a student will earn three hours of undergraduate or

graduate college credit. For more information contact Taylor University at 2 1 9-456-2 111.

The 1995 ACTS graduates, the largest group ofgraduates in ACTS' history!

A VISIT FROMTHE TEACHER

On March 18, the Taylor Fort Wayneeducation department sponsored a lec-

ture with the 1995 National Teacher of

the Year, Mrs. Elaine Griffin. Griffin is

a native of New York and was chosen

because of her extraordinary innova-

tions in curriculum and staffing, her

multicultural vision for education, and

her success in integrating school and

community in two remote Alaskan vil-

lages over the past 20 years. Griffin,

whose range ofteaching excellence spans

subject areas from kindergarten through

high school, is credited with expanding

and significantly improving the educa-

tional, social and cultural environments

of Akhiok and Chiniak villages on

Kodiak Island, Alaska.

ENGLISH MAJORADDED

Taylor Fort Wayne announces its devel-

opment of an English major, planned to

begin fall of 1996. The major will pre-

pare students for professions that re-

quire strong communication skills, the

ability to think critically, and evaluate

and synthesize material. The curriculum

is planned for gradual implementation

with additional course offerings to be

added upon academic approval.

TUFW OFFERS NEW MAJORS

Two new majors are coming to the criminal justice department and three new majors are

being added to the Christian ministry department.

Students can major in criminal justice or now choose to major in law and justice, orjustice

and ministry. For pre-law students, the law and justice major is specifically designed to

meet the expectations articulated by law schools throughout the United States. Those

desiring to serve as chaplains, program administrators, or specialists in parachurch

organizations or public/private agencies, will find the justice and ministry major better

suited for them.

At TUFW students have been able to receive a degree in Christian ministries with a

concentration in five areas, but beginning Fall 1 996, they will have the option to major in

pastoral, youth and urban ministries. The three areas, as well as cross cultural and music

ministries, will still be offered as concentrations of the Christian ministries major.

B.S. DEGREE OFFEREDIN BUSINESS

The business department excitedly an-

nounces the addition of a new degree to

its program. This fall, TUFW students

will be able to receive a bachelor of arts

or science in business. The addition of

the business information applications

(bachelor of science in business ) degree,

underthedirectionof Dr. BobAldredge,

will be implemented on a gradual basis.

allowing 1996 incoming freshmen the

opportunity to pursue the degree.

FORT WAYNE FOCUS

JEREMIAH PEOPLE TO PERFORM

Taylor University presents

the Jeremiah People,

Friday, April 26.

The Jeremiah People,

a ministry of The Continentals,

will be performing

a brand new musical entitled,

"Everyday Heroes.

"

The program explores the heart

of today 'sfamily

in a musical/comedy format,

and examines the lives

and relationships

of ordinary people

who are also extraordinary heroes.

March 8, marked the official date that

TVFWjuniors were "bagged" by the Fort

Wayne Alumni Office. As freshmen, stu-

dents receive Taylor leather key chains, as

sophomores they are inducted into the

alumni association and receive a class

mug, asjuniors they receive garment bags,

and as seniors they receive a towel at

graduation symbolizing servanthood,

along with their diplomas. Nate Hoot, Tui

Walcott and Dr. Nienhuis enjoyed the

pizza andfellowship.

A WINNING SEASON

With one of the most difficult schedules in

the past four years, the TUFW men's bas-

ketball team turned a slow beginning into

a winning season. Bud Hamilton, team

coach, said, "The improved play of Rick

Merrill, who broke a school record with

eight three-point baskets in one game, the

floor leadership of Jon Yeh, and the con-

sistent play of Chad Leichty and Jason

Berkhalter contributed to the turn around."

Seniors Chad Leichty, Jason Berkhalter,

Mark Hammond and Jon Yeh will be leav-

ing with numerous accomplishments.

SEMESTER ABROAD

Kelly Phillips, TUFW junior and Chris-

tian ministries major is studying abroad

this semester at Daystar University,

Nairobi, Kenya. Besides studying, non-

academic activities for Kelly have included

visiting the Maasai tribe, going on a safari

and teaching English toorphan street boys.

In a letter received by Kelly, she says,

"Most of the students here are not Chris-

tians so I am excited for the work God has

for me here."

UPLANDUPDATE

TAYLOR UPLANDSTUDENTS LEAPFOR RECORD

Sub-freezing temperatures did not deter

the 501 Taylor Upland students who par-

ticipated in a unique observation of Leap

Year '96. The students circled the 1 . 1 mile

campus loop for a giant game of leap frog.

The leapers attempted to set a world record

for number of contestants in the game.

Inter-Class Council (ICC) officers sent

the tabulated results to officials of the

GuinnessBook ofWorldRecords for hope-

ful inclusion in a first-time category.

BASKETBALL TEAMSENJOY SUCCESSFUL

SEASONS

The Trojan and Lady Trojan basketball

teams advanced to conference tourna-

ment finals and combined for 47 wins

during the 1995-96 season. The Lady

Trojans entered the conference tourna-

ment as top seed but were eliminated for

the second straight year in the champion-

ship game. Overall, the women set or tied

nine records this year.

The Trojans rebounded from last year's

17-14 record as they rolled to a 23-12

record and an at-large bid to the NAIADivision II National Tournament in

Nampa, Idaho. Three of the Trojans' 12

losses came at the hands of top-ranked

and defending national champion Bethel,

including a 76-62 loss in the conference

championship game.

Public Relations Studies: Non-Traditional Ministry

When Taylor Fort Wayne in-

troduced public relations

as a major in 1993, Lance

Stiver was the first to sign

up. Stiver, then a freshman, knew he had a

heart for ministry, but did not sense a

calling to traditional vocational ministry

like his father. Instead, he wanted to use

his communication skills in more of a non-

traditional ministry role.

Now a junior, he is one of more than a

dozen students who have majors or minor

areas of concentration in Christian minis-

tries and some area of communication

(public relations or communication stud-

ies). And the numbers continue to rise. In

fact, enough Christian ministries majors

have declared communication minors that

they are the largest minors on campus.

The director of Fort Wayne's communica-

tion arts department, Mark Vermilion, be-

lieves the combination is a strong and

natural one....

Public relations has as one of its primary

roles to keep relationships strong between

an organization and its various constitu-

encies. That organization may be a hospi-

tal, a corporation, a government entity or

a Christian university. But it may also be

a parachurch or church ministry. Andunderstanding how to communicate well

in these ministry contexts is crucial to the

effectiveness of the ministry.

My heart is in ministry. I've worked for

corporations and for-profit entities, but

my foremost calling is to church and min-

istry organizations. I think that is why I

readily connect with students who have an

interest in being ministn' communicators.

Vermilion has used his ministry research,

experience and influence for the benefit of

his students — both in and out of class.

In his interpersonal communication class,

he spends much of the semester develop-

ing biblical foundations for communica-

tion and relationships. In his public speak-

ing and public relations courses, he helps

students make applications to nonprofit,

parachurch and church settings.

Outside of class, he has helped several

students gain valuable internship experi-

ence with nonprofit organizations.

In January, Stiver interned for the Ameri-

can Red Cross. This summer, he has his

sights set on either Promise Keepers in

Denver, or Focus on the Family in Colo-

rado Springs, Colorado. Others have served

as interns or done class projects for a

number of nonprofits: Concordia Theo-

logical Seminary, StillWater Ministries,

Abundant Life Ministries, Senator Dan

Coates, local Christian radio stations and

others.

Junior Hans Kindsgrab has chosen to

double-major in Christian ministries and

public relations, with the primary inten-

tion of being a pastor. Hans shares, I think

its a great combination because public

relations will help me be a better spoken,

written and interpersonal communicator.

It will help me be a better pastor.

In addition to helping students be better

pastors, public relations prepares them to

serve other vital communication roles in

the church and parachurch organizations.

Students are trained to: write and design

newsletters, brochures, posters, annual

reports, books and manuals; work with

other forms of media and the news media;

plan and promote special events such as

conferences and concerts; work with fund

raising campaigns and

donors; work in

cross-cultural

ministries;

develop

interdependent

relationships with other

organizations who have similar missions;

develop a stronger overall communication

environment.

In addition to a strong ministry focus in the

public relations program, there is also a

strong professional orientation. Even this

side of the program has given students a

chance to be salt and light in the Fort

Wayne community. Students gain a strong

base in biblical ethics that many are un-

willing to compromise. This causes them,

at times, to stand out.

Vermilion shares the story of a public

relations professional who came into one

classroom to give a guest lecture. In his

lecture, he clearly showed that his organi-

zation had violated ethical standards for

the profession. The students were "kind,

but firm" in asking him tough questions

about his actions.

Vermilion noted. After the lecture, he

asked me to come and give a workshop on

ethics to his public relations staff. Mystudents made him stop and think about

how unethical his orgcmization had been.

ALUMNI BANQUET 1996

COME ON HOME MAY 17

5:00 p.m. Fellowship Hour - 6:00 p.m. Banquet

Gerig Activities Center

REPORTS-Insights from the past!

Dr. Paul Clasper,

Grandson of FWBC Founder Henry Roth

-View of the Present and Vision for the Future |

Dr. Robert Nienhuis

Vice President TUFW

RECOGNITION-Class of 1996 - Our Newest Alumni

-Class of 1946 - 50th Anniversary

-1996 Distinguished Alumnus Award

-1996 Distinguished Friend Award

CLASS REUNIONSBASKETBALL REUNIONS

You do not need to be an alumnus or a member of

one of these classes or teams to attend. Come and

enjoy your friends in one of the reunions or just

come for an evening of fellowship and inspiration.

CLASS REUNIONS1946 -50th Year

1971 -25th Year

1936 1951 1961 1976 1986

1941 1956 1966 1981 1991

1 personally invite the class of 1946 to our

GOLDENANNIVERSARYReunion begins with a

12 noon lunch in Founders Hall

-John Caddy

1946 Class President

20th Anniversary Reunion

1976 National Champions NCCAA Division II

25th Anniversary Reunion

1971 NCCAA District Champions

PHONATHON '96 REPORT$34,200 pledged to the Alumni Scholarship Program by 854 Alumni

29 Callers talked to 1,008 Alumni

308 Alumni sent in pledges by mail

546 Alumni made pledges by phone

THANK YOU FORT WAYNE ALUMNI!!!

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God so loved the world that he gave . .

.

This is the motivation and the modelfor all ofour lives. Our life properly

understood is a stewardship of the time, talents and resources. It is to me a

great mystery, yet a great source ofjoy, to realize that God allows us to be

co-participants with Him in carrying out His divine purposes. There would be

no Taylor University without the support of individuals committed to being

faithful to the great commission by their giving. I speak in gratitudeforfuture

generations who will be impacted by these gifts as indeed we all are by God's

unspeakable gift ofJesus Christ to the world.

Tradition and Heritage . . .

There are numerous times when we are reminded that the traditions andheritage of Taylor University are very permanently impressed on our minds.

It is on those occasions that we hope Taylor University will never change. It

is amazing how all of us who work at Taylorfeel the same.

Obviously, financial resources do not assure us that Taylor will always be

what each might remember; however, your gifts will help keep the people andacademic programs in place that bring pleasure to our Heavenly Father.

The faithfulfinancial supportfrom alumni, friends and employees of Taylor

University is very important to her stability. We express gratitude for that

faithfulness. Taylor University is your University and it is dependent on your

support. May we count on you for the future?

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Thank you!Two little words yet so important! Two little words that seem to be

inadequate to convey our deepest appreciation for yourfinancial gifts andprayer support over the past year.

We may not say it often enough and we may not say it well enough, so let mesay it again — Thank You!

Thank youfor standing with us in this ministry. Thank you for helping

students obtain a Christian education in preparation for a lifetime of

ministry. Thank you for making a difference.

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$1000+

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carey

Mr. and Mrs. William Carley

Miss Dolores Y. Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cavender

Mr. and Mrs. William Cearbaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Chancy

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. ChapmanRev. and Mrs. John Cherrie

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clapp

Rev. and Mrs. Burley N. Clay

Dr. and Mrs. Jared F. Gerig

Rev. and Mrs. William Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grile

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Guth

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. L. Shirl Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jacobson

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keller

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Koenigshof

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Laymon

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert D. Lochner

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Longcor

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martz

Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Messick

Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Moser, Sr.

Mr. Paul W. Moser

Dr. and Mrs. Ted D. Nickel

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Noble

Harvesters

$200-499.99

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Cleven

Miss Eunice J. Conrad

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Conrad

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crawfis

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowder

Ms. Maxine Dafforn

Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Davis

Ms. Norma R. DeLancey

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dettmer

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ditmer

Mrs. Ruth Double

Mr. Thomas A. DrummondMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. DrummondMr. and Mrs. Ted Dynes

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Eckelbarger

Dr. Paul Erdel

Ms. Dottie Erickson

Rev. and Mrs. Bob Fansler

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Ferrier

Mr. and Mrs. David Foust

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fruechtenicht

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gallaway

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Gamble

Mrs. Helen E. Gase

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geldien

Mrs. Evelyn R. Gentis

Mr. and Mrs. Garri George

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerard

Miss Elda E. Gerber

Miss Prudence Gerber

Mr. and Mrs. Abner Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Lester Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. DeVon A. Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quay

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Resch

Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Riewald

Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Ringenberg

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. James Saddington

Miss LaVera Sauder

Miss Lorene Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. David A. SchoU

Dr. and Mrs. John Schutt

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shull

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tiernon

Mr. Floyd Updegrove

Mrs. Catharine VanZile

Ms. Mildred Vogel

Mrs. Vera VonGunten

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wanner

Mr. and Mrs. John Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Howard White

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Gerig

Mrs. Berniece Getz

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gifford

Mr. John Ginter

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ginter

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldner

Mrs. Vivian Gordon

Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Grabill

Mr. and Mrs. William Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gratz

Mr. and Mrs. Max Gruber

Rev. and Mrs. Tillman Habegger

Mrs. Mildred Hakes

Rev. and Mrs. Donald HammMr. and Mrs. Michael Haney

Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Harrigan

Mrs. Arthur P. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Max Hawkins

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawkins

Mrs. Blanche Haycock

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hayes

Rev. and Mrs. Forrest Hayes

Miss Glenda J. Hebblethwaite

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heffner

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heidelberg

Miss Nancy Helm

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Herman

Dr. and Mrs. Grant Hoatson

Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke

Mr. Jay Hollinger

Mr. Max Holycross

Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hughes

Rev. and Mrs. Wilton Hull

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton HummelMr. and Mrs. Jeff Hutchison

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hyde

;e. Barbara is

esident of the

)atmen's First

, Missouri.

teaching and

ncis College,

e psychology

:ently retired

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ping in Chris-

church, First

n.

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ome from Ec-

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1941

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Being at Taylor has taught

me how to respond to the

challenges of life that I will

encounter. I've been

stretched as an individual to

embrace life with a positive

attitude believing God's

faithfulness will carry me.

Taylor will always be special

to me even after I have

graduated.

— Sarah C. Burke

The memories and

experiences I've had at

Taylor are irreplaceable. It

is while here that I trained

for the pastorate, married

my high school sweetheart,

and forged strong

friendships. I have been

taught many things here at

Taylor but probably the most

important of all was the

ability to teach myself. For

this I will always be grateful.

— Matt Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Inniger

Mr. and Mrs. Loris Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Johnson

Mr. Terry D. Jones

Miss Pamela Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kenny

Rev. and Mrs. James Key

Mrs. Loveta Kiester

Mr. and Mrs. James Kimbel

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kinningham

Mrs. Norman W. Kunkel

Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lane

Mr. and Mrs. Berdell Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. Claren Lehman

Mrs. Dorothy H. Lehman

Mr. and Mrs, Weldon Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer E. Lehman

Miss Kelly Lerch

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lichtenberger

Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Liechty

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Light

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lockwood

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longardner

Mrs. Nola Loose

Miss Donna M. Lutton

Mrs. Naomi E. Macy

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Malone

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Malone

Dr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Mattax

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McCampbell

Mr. and Mrs. James McClain

Mr. and Mrs. David McDeavitt

Mr. and Mrs. John Meek

Miss Mary Mengel

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Messick

Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Messick

Mr. and Mrs. Chelsey C. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. James Miner

Mr. and Mrs. Brice L. Minger

Mr. and Mrs. Loris L. Minger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mishler

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Misner

Dr. Hadley Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morand

Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Moser

Mr. Dwight Moser

Mr. Harry Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Moser

Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Musser

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers

Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Myers

Mr. WiUard H. Naas

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nantz

Rev. and Mrs. George W. Nantz

Mr. and Mrs. David Nesbitt

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neuenschwander

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Neuenschwander

Ms. Margaret A. Norman

Mr. and Mrs. Kip Nussbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ochs

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paxson

Mrs. Esther Perry

Miss Amy D. Philips

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gaylord Phillippe

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pitzer

Mrs. Carol J. Ponchot

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pritchard

Mrs. Naomi Rakestraw

Ms. Mary A. Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Trent Reimschisel

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Renner

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rieser

Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Ringenberg

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Ringenberg

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Robbins

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Rodocker

Miss Cleo K. Roth

Mr. and Mrs. E. David Roth

Rev. and Mrs. Ellis C. Roth

Mr. and Mrs. James Roth

Mrs. Marilyn Roth

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. John Rupp

Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Scharfe

Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Schlatter

Miss Evelyne Schmidt

Mr. Eugene Schwab

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Manford Shank

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherrow

Miss Kathy Showalter

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simmons

Ms. Gertrude Slusser

Mr. and Mrs. C. Carl Smith

Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Smith

Mr. and Mrs. L. Dale Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith

Ms. Floridene Snyder

Mr. Richard Sommer

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sommer

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sommers

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Sowles

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Royle Sprunger

Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Steiner

Miss Susan Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stout

Ms. Sonja Strahm

Miss Mary Stucky

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tiernon

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tracey

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tracy

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troxel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Troyer

Mrs. Kae Linnet Turay

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner

Mr. Daniel Van Gerpen

Mr. and Mrs. J. David VonGunten

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wagley

Mr. and Mrs. John Wanner

Rev. and Mrs. Max Wanner

Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Warstler

Miss Joan Weber

Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Welty

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Mrs. Wilma Wetter

Rev. and Mrs. Gareth Wiederkehr

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wild

Mrs. Daisey Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.Winzeler

Rev. and Mrs. J. Harlan Wright

Mrs. Alma Yerks

Mrs. Clorinda E. Yoder

Dr. and Mrs. Daryl Yost

Mrs. Marceil Zehr

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ZimmermanMr. and Mrs. George A. Zuercher

Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Zuercher

Mrs. Jane Ache

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry AdamsMr. and Mrs. Jesse AdamsMr. and Mrs. Paul D. AdamsRev. and Mrs. Otha Aden

Mr. Robert Albro

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Alsdorf

Mrs. LaVaun Altman

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alvis

Rev. and Mrs. Blanchard Amstutz

Mrs. Irene Amstutz

Rev. J. Pritchard Amstutz

Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Amstutz

Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Amstutz

Rev. and Mrs. Tillman Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerald Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson

Miss Nancy Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Anderson

Miss Mary Andrea

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andrews

Mr. and Mrs. John Armant

Mrs. Frieda Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Arnold

Mr. and Mrs. G. William Ashley

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Augsburger

Mr. Gordon Aupperle

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Aupperle

Rev. and Mrs. Noboru Ayabe

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bagshaw

Mrs. Dorothy Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baker

Miss June Baker

Mr. Robert Baldwin

Miss Dorothy Ball

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Barcalow

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barrand

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bartlett

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Basehore

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bassous

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bateman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. James Baxter

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Baxter

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory BeauchampMrs. Evon Becker

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Becker

Mrs. Lois Bedford

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedford

Miss Carol Beerbower

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bell

Dr. and Mrs. Randall Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bellman

Dr. and Mrs. James Bennett

Mrs. Veda Ruth Bennett

Alumni

Rev. and Mrs. William Beougher

Mrs. Vicki Berchtold

Mr. and Mrs. David Berggren

Mr. and Mrs. Royal Berntson

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berryman

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bettinger

Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Beutler

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beutler

Dr. and Mrs. David Biberstein

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Binkley

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Binkley

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Binkley

Mr. and Mrs. Arlan Birkey

Mr. Merlin R. Birky

Mrs. Mildred Bissett

Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Bixler

Mr. and Mrs. Von Bixler

Miss Georgia Black

Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Black

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Bley

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bliszack

Miss Alice Blodgett

Miss Adriana Boender

Mrs. Mary Boise

Ms. Esther Bolles

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bond

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Booth

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Boren

Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Botas

Dr. and Mrs. Terry J. Bovinet

Mr. Joe BowayRev. and Mrs. William Bowles

Miss Donna Boyer

Mr. and Mrs. H. Daniel Boyll

Mr. Rodney Boze

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Brandenburg

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Braun

Rev. Sue Breiner

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brenneman

Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Brenneman

Mr. and Mrs. James Brian

Mrs. Janet Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brubaker

Rev. Raymond Bryant

Mrs. Emma Buehle

Miss Wava Bueschlen

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bunker

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burden

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Burger

Mrs. Mable Burgess

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Burkey

Miss Agnes Burley

Miss Helen Burley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burley

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burnett

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burns

Rev. and Mrs. Warren Burns

Rev. and Mrs. Mark Burritt

Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Burrus

Dr. and Mrs. James Buswell

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Butcher

Dr. and Mrs. John Butler

Mr. and Mrs. James Byers

Rev. and Mrs. John Caddy

Ms. Judith Caddy

Rev. and Mrs. Michael Cadrette

Ms. Glenna Cairl

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caley

Mrs. Kristin Calvert

Mr. Charles Cameron

Mr. Gregory CampMr. and Mrs. Hugh Caraher

Dr. and Mrs. Clark Card

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carey

Dr. Jacqueline Carl

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carnes

Miss Dolores Carpenter

Mr. F. Meacham Cash

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cash

Miss Vicki Cashel

.Rev. and Mrs. Darel Caulkins

Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Caulkins

Miss Florence Cavender

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cavender

Mr. and Mrs. William Cearbaugh

Rev. and Mrs. George Cecil

Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Chamberlin

Rev. and Mrs. Mervin Charles

Rev. and Mrs. John Cherrie

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Christenson

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Christian

Rev. Robert Chroninger

Mr. Timothy Claassen

Rev. and Mrs. David Clapper

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clark

Mrs. Faye Clauser

Rev. and Mrs. Burley Clay

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice dinger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clyde

Miss Brenda Cochran

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Collins

Mrs. Evelyn Colsten

Miss Sheila CombsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conrad

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Constable

Dr. and Mrs. Ian Cook

Rev. and Mrs. John CookRev. and Mrs. Joseph Cooke

Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Cooley

Miss Barbara Coon

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Corbin

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cordier

Mr. and Mrs. John Cornell

j^e. Barbara is

esident of the

patmen's First

', Missouri.

teaching and

ricis College,

e psychology

cently retired

j^lismFellow-

[oved back to

ping in Chris-

church, First

n.

1 (Carlson)

omefromEc-

r 36 years of

le serving one

then will be

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the ministry,

j, Iowa, where

or 17 years at

r boys.

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faya. Roger is

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13

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1936

1941

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L

Taylor University has given

me the chance to serve

Christ through leadership.

And through that leadership.

Christ has taught me three

things: To lead by example,

to abide in Him alone, and to

see the life-changing power

ofaccountability groups!

Taylor has been much morethan a University to me. It 's

been the anvil on which

Christ has shaped me into a

tool ready to be used, ready

to bring others into His

kingdom.

— Lance Stiver

Rev. and Mrs. William CoxMiss Donna Craft

Miss Loretta Crall

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crawfis

Miss Dawn Criswell

Mr. and Mrs. Kenn Critton

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Croad

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockett

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cross

Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Culver

Miss Linda CumminsDr. and Mrs. Charles Cureton

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danz

Mrs. Suzanne Darrah

Mrs. Elizabeth Davis

Mr. Keith D. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Douglas Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis

Miss Olive DeCampRev. and Mrs. Paul DeMerchant

Mr. and Mrs. Roy DeMerchant

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Demorest

Ms. Sandra DeMossRev. John DePriest

Ms. Lois Dickinson

Miss Mahala Diller

Mr. and Mrs. Burl Dixon

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobush

Mrs. Jeanne Dockery

Mr. and Mrs. David Donaldson

Rev. and Mrs. Roger Doriot

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DoudMrs. Isabelle Drake

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Duffy

Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan

Rev. and Mrs. Howard Dunlap

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dunlap

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Dyck

Rev. and Mrs. Robert DyeMr. and Mrs. Gary East

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ebbesen

Mrs. Lavinia Ebersole

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Eby

Miss Clara Eicher

Rev. Cyril Eicher

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eicher

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Eicher

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eicher

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eicher

Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Eicher

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Elliott

Dr. Paul Erdel

Ms. Dottie Erickson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eskew

Mrs. Pricilla Etter

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eubank

Dr. and Mrs. Tim Evearitt

Dr. and Mrs. Quinton Everest

Rev. and Mrs. James Evilsizor

Mr. Alex Falder

Mr. Larry Falor

Mrs. Julia Farley

Mr. and Mrs. Troy Feay

Mrs. Tammy Fedele

Mr. and Mrs. Max Felger

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feliciano

Miss Sherry Ferber

Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson

Dr. and Mrs. Dale Ferrier

Miss Harriet Fields

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fields

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleischer

Rev. Thomas Florence

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Forbes

Miss Shirley Force

Rev. and Mrs. Duane Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forster

Mr. Gary Fortney

Mrs. Mary Ann Frater

Rev. and Mrs. Dean Freed

Rev. and Mrs. Harland Friend

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fritcha

Ms. Marian Fritz

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fritz

Rev. and Mrs. Randy Fudge

Mrs. Lydia Fuller

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner

Mr. John and Dr. Dixie Garner

Miss Donna Gamier

Miss Brenda Garver

Mrs. Helen Gase

Dr. and Mrs. Marcelo Gavilanez

Rev. and Mrs. James Geahlen

Miss Evelyn Geiser

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geldien

Mr. and Mrs. Garri George

Miss Elda Gerber

Miss Prudence Gerber

Rev. and Mrs. Dale Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Donald Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Gerig

Miss Geraldine Gerig

Rev. Harold Gerig

Mrs. Idella Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Jared Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. John Gerig

Miss Joy Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Lester Gerig

Mrs. Mildred Gerig

Miss Sharon Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Gerig

Rev. and Mrs. William Gerig

Dr. and Mrs. Zenas Gerig

Miss Margaret Germain

Mrs. Ruth Germain

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Myer Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gifford

Ms. Norma Gill

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gilpin

Mr. and Mrs. Orton Gilpin

Rev. Charles Glenn

Mr. Orlando Gonzalez

Dr. and Mrs. Truman Gottschalk

Rev. and Mrs. Bradley Grabill

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Grabill

Miss Cynthia Graeff

Mr. and Mrs. Paul GrahamMiss Vicki Gramling

Mr. and Mrs. Cari Gray

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gray

Mr. and Mrs. William Greene

Miss Amy Grieser

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Grieser

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grile

Mr. David Gropp

Miss Janet Grubbs

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gruber

Mr. and Mrs. Max Gruber

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunther

14

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Rev. and Mrs. Earl Guth

Mr. and Mrs John Haagen

Rev. and Mrs. Tillman Habegger

Mr. and Mrs. James Hacker

Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Haddix

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Haines

Mr. and Mrs. Max Haines

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hale

Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haller

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haller

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hamilton

Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haney

Mrs. Helen Hanna

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Harle

Rev. and Mrs. Henry Harmon

Miss Lola Harmon

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harpest

Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Harrigan

Rev. and Mrs. William Harrigan

Miss Ardis Harris

Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Hartsell

Rev. and Mrs. Rick Hartsell

Rev. and Mrs. Sanford Hashimoto

Rev. and Mrs. Neal Hauser

Mrs. Ada Hausser

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Haworth

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hayes

Rev. and Mrs. Forrest Hayes

Rev. and Mrs. Glen Head

Miss Edna Heaton

Miss Glenda Hebblethwaite

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heidelberg

Dr. and Mrs. Ray Hein

Miss Nancy Helm

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helzerman

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Helzerman

Mrs. Shirley Henry

Mr. and Mrs. John Henshall

Rev. Arthur Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. D. Kent Herzer

Rev. and Mrs. James Hibschman

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hicks

Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hiebert

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins

Mr. and Mrs. Norvis Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hinton

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hirons

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Hirschy

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hirschy

Miss Shirley Hirschy

Dr. and Mrs. Grant Hoatson

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hodge

Mrs. Ariel Hodgson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hoffman

Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth HoggMiss Mary Hoke

Mr. Stephen Holbrook

Ms. Phyllis Holdeman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert HoUowell

Mrs. Debra HonnMiss Lorissa Hoot

Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Hostetler

Mr. Donald Huffman

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hugger

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hull

Rev. and Mrs. Wilton Hull

Rev. Earnest HummerMrs. Ruby Huston

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hutchison

Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hyde

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hyde

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hyland

Mr. and Mrs. John Imler

Mr. and Mrs. David Ipe

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Isch

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jacobs

Miss Vicki Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jacobson

Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Jaeger

Mrs. JoAnn Jerauld

Rev. and Mrs. Dewey Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson

Miss Lois Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson

Miss Erin Jones

Mrs. Lillian Jones

Ms. Martha Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones

Miss Pamela Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jonker

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joy

Rev. and Mrs. George Kacena

Rev. and Mrs. Niles Kageyama

Rev. and Mrs. Charles Kauffman

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kaufman

Mrs. Jacci Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Lon Ray Keaton

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Keener

Rev. and Mrs. Levi Keidel

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keidel

Mr. and Mrs. David Keller

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keller

Mrs. Florence Kelley

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kent

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Keplar

Miss Margaret Kerby

Rev. and Mrs. Stan Kesler

Rev. and Mrs. James Key

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Kidd

Ms. Barbara Kilmer

Mr. and Mrs. Bob KimmMajor and Mrs. Lawrence Kinde

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis King

Rev. and Mrs. John Kingrey

Mr. and Mrs. David Kiningham

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kirby

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kirby

Miss Kathleen Kirchenbauer

Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Kirchner

Miss Jeanine Klay

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kleiner

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Klopfenstein

Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Klotzbach

Miss Denise Kneubuhler

Mrs. Sylvia Knuth

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Koehn

Mr. and Mrs. William Koehnlein

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kolier

Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Koons

Miss Genevieve Kooy

Mr. Gerald Korn

Miss Margaret Korta

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Kramer

Mr. Jonathon Kraner

Miss Beatrice Kranich

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Krause

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Kreiss

Mr. and Mrs. John Krinn

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuehnert

Miss Kathlyn Kulp

Mrs. Aletha Kutschke

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kwaczala

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lambert

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lampton

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Landfair

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Langdon

Mr. and Mrs. James Lantz

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larson

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Latino

Dr. Anna Belle Laughbaum

Miss Roberta Lay

Ms. Anita LaymonMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lee

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Leever

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley LehmanMrs. Dorothy Lehman

Rev. and Mrs. Harold LehmanMr. and Mrs. Clinton Leightner

Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Leightner

Rev. and Mrs. Dale Leinbach

Mr. and Mrs. Gary LemanMiss Rebecca LemonRev. and Mrs.William Lepley

Miss Kelly Lerch

Miss Lynnette Leslie

Rev. and Mrs. Billy Lewis

Rev. and Mrs. Dale Lewis

Mr. Jon Leyse

Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Liechty

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Livengood

Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon LoewenRev. and Mrs. Phillip Logan

Rev. and Mrs. Martin Longcor

Mrs. Mary Lontz

Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Loraas

Mr. and Mrs. Adrean Louis

Miss Donita Luginbill

Miss Peggy Lundy

Miss Cheryl MacDonald

Rev. and Mrs. G. Robert Magary

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mahler

Mrs. Mildred Mankin

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MannMr. Jay Marquart

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martens

Mr. and Mrs. James Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Martin

Mr. Mike Martin

Mrs. Virginia Marullo

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Mast

Rev. and Mrs. Mark Masterson

Rev. and Mrs. Ric MathewMiss Sarah Mathew

Rev. and Mrs. Paul MaysRev. and Mrs. John McCurdy

Mr. and Mrs. David McDeavitt

Miss Margie McDowell

Miss Jacala McGrewMr. and Mrs. Dave Mcintosh

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Mcintosh

Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKeeMr. and Mrs. Willard McKenneyMrs. Rita McKenzie

Rev. and Mrs. Harold McKnight

Mr. and Mrs. Roger McKuhenMr. and Mrs. Kelly McMichael

Mr. and Mrs, Rodney McQiiillin

ce. Barbara is

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teaching and

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1941

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Taylor University has helped

me to broaden myperspective of life. My

education has provided

many opportunities for me to

gain experience working

locally in my field of study.

Also, the spiritual emphasis

of community life here has

been a real encouragement

to me through my experience

at Taylor.

— Nate Hoot

Myfour years here at Taylor

have definitely been life-

changing. Fort Wayne has

challenged me intellectually,

spiritually, and socially. I

thank Godfor allowing methe great experience of

Taylor.

— Janelle Gunsolley

Miss Sharon Meek

Miss C. Patricia Meier

Mr. and Mrs. Don Meyer

Rev. and Mrs. Jerrold Meyer

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. Duwain Meyers

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Michaels

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miike

Miss Marilyn Millar

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Miller

Mr. Jerry Miller

Mr. and Mrs. John Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller

Miss Sharon Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Millikan

Rev. Edmund Mills

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mills

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Misner

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mitchell

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Moening

Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Mohr

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morehead

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morehead

Rev. and Mrs. Clinton Moser

Mrs. Evelyn Moser

Rev. and Mrs. William Mueller

Mrs. Bessie MumaughMrs. Betta Murdick

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Muselman

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muselman

Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Musselman

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers

Miss Petula Myers

Rev. and Mrs. William Myers

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Nabinger

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nantz

Rev. and Mrs. George W. Nantz

Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Nantz

Mrs. Helen Nash

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Nayrocker

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neel. Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David Nesbitt

Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Neuenschwander

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neuenschwander

Miss Kristine Neuenschwander

Mrs. Jean Neuenschwander

Dr. Robert Neuenschwander

Mrs. Ruth Neuenschwander

Miss Arlene Newcombe

Mr. and Mrs. David Nickel

Miss Janet Nickel

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nickel

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Noble

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Noel

Mr. and Mrs. James Nott

Mr. and Mrs. Kip Nussbaum

Rev. and Mrs. Norman Okasako

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ong

Mr. and Mrs. David Osborne

Dr. and Mrs. Grant Osborne

Rev. and Mrs. Randy Oser

Miss Tara Pammett

Mrs. Esther Parker

Miss Kari Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parks

Miss Lisa Paul

Rev. and Mrs. Etan Pelzer

Mrs. Norene Peoples

Miss lola Perkins

Mrs. Esther Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Peters

Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Petersen

Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pfeiffer

Miss Amy Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickard

Miss Patricia Pittsenbarger

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pitzer

Dr. and Mrs. Daryl Piatt

Dr. and Mrs. Jay Platte

Mrs. Betty Pollock

Mrs. Carol Ponchot

Rev. and Mrs. Steven Ponchot

Rev. and Mrs. Victor Poser

Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prasuhn

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Prentice

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Putt

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quay

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Rager

Mr. and Mrs. William Ragle

Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey

Rev. and Mrs. Roy Ramseyer

Ms. Nancy Raney

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rapp

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Rashley

Mrs. Dorothy Read

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Reed

Miss Julia Reef

Mr. and Mrs. David Reichhart

Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Reifel

Mr. and Mrs. Trent Reimschisel

Mrs. Laurel Reinking

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Repp

Mrs. Clara Reynolds

Rev. and Mrs. Philip Reynolds

Mrs. JoAnn Rhea

Rev. and Mrs. Donald Rice

Rev. and Mrs. Randall Rice

Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Rice

Rev. and Mrs. Claude Richards

Rev. and Mrs. John Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rieser

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife

Mr. and Mrs. James Riggs

Rev. and Mrs. Gary Ringenberg

Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Ringenberg

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Ringenberg

Dr. and Mrs. Roger Ringenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Roach

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Robbins

Miss Rebecca Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rodebaugh

Mrs. Renee Rodrigues

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohrs

Mr. and Mrs, William Rosenberger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross

Mr. and Mrs. E. David Roth

Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Roth

Mr. and Mrs. James Roth

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowe

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ruch

Rev. and Mrs. Michael Rucinski

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Alumni cont.

Miss Sally Rudy

Rev. and Mrs. David Rupp

Mr. and Mrs. John Rupp

Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Rupp

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rupp

Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Rychener

Mrs. JoAnne Sandonato

Miss Inez Sassaman

Miss Norma Sassaman

Miss LaVera Sauder

Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Scantlin

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Schade

Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Schierling

Rev. and Mrs. Jake Schierling

Mr. Scott Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schladenhauffen

Mr. Kurt Schlatter

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schlatter

Rev. and Mrs. Olen Schlatter

Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Schlatter

Rev. and Mrs. Philip Schlatter

Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Schlatter

Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt

Miss Evelyne Schmidt

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schoenhals

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Scholl

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schrock

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Schrock

Rev. and Mrs. Rex Schrolucke

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schumacher

Mrs. Linda Schumacher

Miss Carol Schuman

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwab

Rev. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz

Miss Traci Schwarzkopf

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott

Mrs. Leora Scudder

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Seek

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Seely

Mrs. Nancy Seibert

Mr. and Mrs. Garry Senkel

Mrs. Esther Shady

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shank

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Shaw

Miss Sharon Shaw

Mrs. Carissa Shell

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shields

Ms. Bonilynn Short

Miss Carol Shoulders

Miss Hazel Shoup

Miss Kathy Showalter

Rev. and Mrs. Merle Showers

Miss Charmaine Siekmann

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siktberg

Mr. Maurice Simmons

Mrs. Evelyn Simons

Miss Elizabeth Simpson

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Singer

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sivits

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Skinner

Mr. and Mrs. David Skofstad

Ms. Helen Slagle

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sleasman

Miss Gertrude Slusser

Ms. Mary Smart

Rev. and Mrs. Berman Smith

Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith

Mrs. Susan Smith

Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Smith

Ms. Floridene Snyder

Dr. Olie Solomon

Mr. Richard SommerMr. and Mrs. Steven SommerRev. and Mrs. Wendall Sousley

Dr. and Mrs. Carl Sovine

Mr. and Mrs. James Sowers

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Sowles

Mr. Kenneth Speakman

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Speicher

Mrs. Noretta Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Spenst

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Sprunger

Mr. Wayne Sprunger

Miss Jill Stacker!

Miss Ruth Stahl

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stahly

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stairhime

Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stalter

Miss TyAnn Standeford

Mr. and Mrs. C. Kent Stapleton

Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Steiner

Mr. Gerald Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner

Rev. and Mrs. Lyle Steiner

Rev. and Mrs. Matthew Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Steingass

Miss Rosemary Stelz

Mr. and Mrs. James Stilson

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stitzer

Mr. and Mrs. John Stiverson

Rev. and Mrs. Weldon Stockwell

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stout

Dr. and Mrs. David Stout

Ms. Sonja Strahm

Mr. Russell Strickler

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stroup

Rev. and Mrs. Peter Strubhar

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strunk

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Study

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Suddard

Rev. and Mrs. Burch Surbrook

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sutherland

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Swedberg

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweemer

Mrs. Sue Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Vance Swope

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tate

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Terui

Mr. and Mrs. Dingeman Teuling

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thayer

Mrs. Peggy Thomas

Ms. Nellie ThumMr. Eric Tichenor

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tidwell

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ticrnon

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tobin

Rev. and Mrs. James Tolbert

Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Tolly

Mr. and Mrs. James Torbett

Mr. and Mrs. James Townsend

Rev. Robert Treat

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Troyer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trusdle

Miss Arlene Tucker

Mrs. Florence Tucker

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker

Dr. and Mrs. John Tuckey

Rev. and Mrs. Dhaniel Turay

Rev. Wildan Tuttle

Miss Verna Unruh

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vale

Rev. and Mrs. David VanGorkom

Rev. and Mrs. Paul VanGorkom

Mr. and Mrs. Kent VanWagner

Mr. and Mrs. John Venters

Miss Millie Vermillion

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Vincent

Rev. and Mrs. Mark Vincent

Miss Constance Vollmar

Mr. and Mrs. Kent VonGunten

Mrs. Vera VonGunten

Mr. and Mrs. William VonGunten

Miss Julie Waggoner

Miss Michelle Wagler

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wagley

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wagner

Miss Mary Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wagstaff

Rev. and Mrs. Phil Wahl

Mr. and Mrs. Ramar Wakenight

Mrs. Stephanie Walk

Ms. Irene Walker

Miss Laura Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walters

Miss Betty Walti

Rev. and Mrs. Max Wanner

Miss Mildred Wanner

Ms. Pauline Wanner

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner

Mr. and Mrs. John Warner

Mrs. Marie Warner

Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Warren

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren

Rev. and Mrs. John Warren

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Waterman

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watkins

Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Watson

Rev. Greg Wayne

Mr. and Mrs. David WebbDr. Alice Joy Weddle

Miss Joann Weddle

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Welbaum

Mr. and Mrs. James Welty

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welty

Ms. Jerriann Heiser Wenger

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Westgerdes

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wheeler

Mr. and Mrs. Carl White

Miss Virginia White

Rev. and Mrs. William Whiteman

Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Widniark

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wiebe

Rev. and Mrs. Gareth Wiederkehr

Ms. Naomi Wiederkehr

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wiggin

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wild

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wild

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilhelm

Mrs. Daisey Williams

Rev. David Williams

ce. Barbara is

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batmen's First

, Missouri.

teaching and

ncis College,

e psychology

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Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Williams

Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Williams

Mrs. Shirlee Williams

Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson

Mr. David Willis

Mr. and Mrs. William Willis

Miss Janet Wilson

Ms. Mildred Wilson

Mrs. Nancy Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. William Winn

Rev. and Mrs. Bryce Winleregg

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wischmeier

Mr. and Mrs. Lew Wolfe

Rev. Neil Wolfe

Mr. and Mrs. Milton WongRev. and Mrs. Richard Woolever

Ms. Nancy Worden

Rev-: and Mrs. J. Harlan Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wulliman

Mr. George Yarian

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yingling

Rev. and Mrs. Donald YoungMr. Ronald Yount

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zehr

Mrs. Marceil Zehr

Mr. and Mrs. Glide Zeider

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zerull

Mr. and Mrs. John Zick

Mrs. Pauline ZimmermanRev. and Mrs. John Zurcher

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1941

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Friends

Being at TUFW has been a

very growing experiencefor

me. Taylor has provided not

only a place, but also an

atmosphere promoting

growth. Various ministry

opportunities have

challenged me to leave mycomfort zone and because ofthis, grow closer to the Lord.

I have been challenged both

mentally and spiritually in

the classroom. Also, I have

found excellent role models

here who love the Lord andhave taken the time to help

me grow as an individual.

— Dehhv Fox

Mrs. G'Nell Abel

Mr. and Mrs. William Abel

Mr. and Mrs. Don Abnet

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aberholt

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adkins

Ms. Myrna Akin

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Altenburg

Mrs. Patricia Altmeyer

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Amstutz

Mrs. E. Angalene Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Amstutz

Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Amstutz

Mrs. Margie Andrews

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Artherhults

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Aschleman

Mrs. Sharon Aspden

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkerson

Mr. Donald Attebury

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Balsiger

Mrs. Marcella Balsiger

Mr. and Mrs. Von Balsiger

Mrs. Helen Barrett

Mrs. Alice Barto

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Baumgartner

Ms. Dorotha Beasley

Dr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Beckner

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beery

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Beitler

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Belknap

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beltz

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bender

Ms. Michelle Bendt

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Benz

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bertsch

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bertsche

Mrs. Darlene Best

Mrs. Ethyl Best

Mr. and Mrs. James Betz

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Biberstein

Mr. and Mrs. Alyn Biddle

Mr. and Mrs. William Bidlack

Mrs. Doris Billiard

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Mrs. Joyce Billings

Mrs. Louise Billman

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Birkey

Ms. Susan Bixel

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bixler

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bland

Mr. Given Blaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Blocker

Miss Bernice Blore

Mr. and Mrs. James Blum

Mr. and Mrs. John Blum

Miss Helen BoehmMr. and Mrs. Donald Bohn

Mrs. Hilda Bolinger

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bolinger

Ms. Marjorie Bonner

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowers

Mr. and Mrs. Harold BowmanMr. and Mrs. William Boyden

Mrs. Mathilda Boyers

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brand

Mr. and Mrs. William Brandeberry

Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Brandenberger

Mrs. Lois Brandenburg

Mr. and Mrs. John Brandon

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandt

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bremer

Mr. and Mrs. John Brenneman

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bresnahan

Mrs. Charna Bricker

Mr. R. H. Brodhead

Mr. and Mrs. David Brown

Mr. and Mrs. James Brown

Mr. and Mrs. William Brown

Mr. Richard Brundage

Miss Marilyn Buchanan

Mrs. Charlotte Bullington

Mrs. Edna BumpMr. Kenneth Burkart

Mrs. Charlotte Burns

Mrs. Ruth Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burry

Mrs. Betty Bushkill

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Byall

Mr. Ned Byer

Mr. and Mrs. James Byers

Friends cont.

Ms. Anette Calicoat

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Campbell

Mr. William Cappelli

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carey

Mr. and Mrs. William Carley

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carnahan

Mrs. Barbara Carrasco

Mrs. Carol Cartwright

Mr. David Caston

Mr. and Mrs. William Cearbaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chaney

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chapman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman

Mrs. Jeanette Chappell

Mrs. Bernita Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Winston Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cherrie

Mr. Vern Chovan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clapp

Mrs. Clella Clark

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cleven

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clevenger

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clouser

Miss Peggy Cochran

Mrs. Maxine Collie

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Collins

Miss Eunice J. Conrad

Mr. Gaylord Conrad

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Converse

Mr. and Mrs. James Cook

Mr. Randal Cooksey

Mrs. Helen Cooley

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cooley

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Corbin

Mrs. Rebecca Corbitt

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Coulter

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cramer

Mr. and Mrs. David Creek

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowder

Mr. Jerry Crumrine

Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Cornell

Mr. and Mrs. Mick Cupp

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Curley

Ms. Maxine Dafforn

Mr. John Davies

Mrs. Marjorie DeArmond

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dekorne

Mrs. Catherine Delagrange

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Delagrange

Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn DeLancey

Ms. Norma DeLancey

Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeLong

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DeMars

Mrs. Edith Deming

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Demorest

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeMuth

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Detraz

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dettmer

Mrs. Effie Dexter

Mrs. Cynthia DeYoung

Mrs. Joanne Diilman

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ditmer

Mrs. Ona Dodge

Mrs. Ruth Double

Mrs. Carolyn Downey

Mr. Willard Dreisbach

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DrummondDr. and Mrs. Richard Dugan

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Duncan

Mr. Franklin Dunlap

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Durham

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dynes

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ebler

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Eckelbarger

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Egly

Mrs. Ida Egly

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eicher

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eisenach

Mrs. Joan Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmer

Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Eloranta

Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Engbrecht

Miss Connie Engdahl

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ernst

Mrs. Grace Esterline

Mrs. Susanna Ezsol

Rev. and Mrs. Bob Fansler

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fegley

Mr. and Mrs. James Felger

Mr. Paul Fetter

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fisher

Mrs. Eloise Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher

Mrs. Martha Fleck

Mrs. Margaret Fleming

Ms. Joan Floor

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Flowers

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foelber

Mrs. Evelyn Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forrester

Ms. Stacie Foster

Mr. and Mrs. David Foust

Mrs. Ella Fox

Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Francis

Mrs. Dorothy Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Robert French

Mrs. Robin Frey

Mr. and Mrs. Ford Frick

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fruechtenicht

Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Fry

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Furlick

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Galbraith

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gallaway

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallogly

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gamble

Mr. Thomas Gamboe

Ms. Sylvia Garza

Mr. Daniel Gentile

Mrs. Evelyn Gentis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerard

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gerber

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gerber

Mr. and Mrs. Abner Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gerig

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gerig

Mrs. Berniece Getz

Mr. and Mrs. David Getz

Mrs. Stephanie Geyer

Mrs. Evleen Ghali

Ms. Pamela Gibbons

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmer

Mr. John Ginter

Mr. Vernon Ginter

Dr. and Mrs. Howard Glen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gloyd

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldner

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Goldsmith

Ms. Bertilda Gonzalez

Mr. and Mrs. G. Greg Goodwin

Mrs. Renee Gordon

Mrs. Vivian Gordon

Mrs. Mary Grabowski

Mrs. Barbara Grafton

Mr. and Mrs. William Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gratz

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gray

Ms. Katherine Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griggs

Mr. and Mrs. William Grossman

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gruber

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Guth

Mrs. Hilda Gutwein

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guy

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hadsell

Mrs. Mildred Hakes

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hamilton

Ms. Susanna Hamilton

Rev. and Mrs. Donald HammMr. and Mrs. Donald HammondMr. Herman HammondMr. and Mrs. Charles Hamrick

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanni

Mr. Robert Hansbarger

Mr. Clovis Harper

Mr. and Mrs. David Harrold

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harter

Mrs. Arthur P. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Max Hawkins

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawkins

Mrs. Blanche Haycock

Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes

Mrs. Wilma Hayward

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healy

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heffner

Mr. Roy Heffron

Mr. Nathan Helms

Mr. Lawrence Helmsing

Mr. Richard Henz

Ms. Verna Herbst

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Herman

Mrs. Opal Herrberg

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hetzel

Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks

Mr. Steve Hicks

Mrs. Mary Ann Hightshue

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hines

Mr. William Hjelm

Miss Miriam Hoffman

Dr. and Mrs. Warren Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoke

Mr. Jay Hollinger

Mr. Max Holycross

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Honegger

Mr. and Mrs. George Hook

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hoot

Dr. E. Randall Horton

Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Horton

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Howell

Mr. John Howell

Mrs. Mary Howell

Mrs. Pat Huffman

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton HummelMs. Joann HummelMr. Victory Ingram

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Inniger

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ludicello

Mrs. Regina Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs. Loris Jacobs

Mr. Charles Jacobs

Mrs. Charlotte Jensen

ce. Barbara is

esidentof the

Datmen's First

, Missouri.

teaching and

ncis College,

e psychology

cently retired

;lismFellow-

oved back to

ping in Chris-

church, First

1 (Carlson)

ome from Ec-

r 36 years of

>e serving one

then will be

., Box 127A,

ited the 30th

the ministry.

!., Iowa, where

3r 17 years at

r boys.

e Doriot are

vith Wycliffe

Uo see if they

(aya. Roger is

II Chronicles,

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1941

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I personally feel that Taylor

has helped to make me what

I am today. God has given

me the privilege ofhaving a

superb education from a

superb university filled with

rich tradition. I truly have

been blessed.

— Jason Berkhalter

The professors andfaculty at

Taylor are a constant

example of Christians in the

real world. What they stand

for and what they teach is

the foundation for mydedication ofputting Christ

in my career. This is what

Taylor means to me.

— Emily Fish

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jewett

Mrs. Beulah Johnson

Ms. Kathryn Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Johnson

Rev. and Mrs. Weyburn Johnson

Mrs. Ada Jones

Mr. Dan Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones

Ms. Jane Hubbard Jones

Mr. Terry Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Justice

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kan-

Mrs. Pearl Keefer

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kenny

Ms. Donna Keuneke

Mrs. Highla Ellen Kiessling

Mrs. Loveta Kiester

Mr. and Mrs. James Kimbel

Mrs. Barbara King

Mrs. Sandy Kinghorn

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kiningham

Mrs. Gladys Kipfer

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirchenbauer

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kistler

Miss Ornell Kitchen

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klemer

Rev. and Mrs. J. Mark Klinepeter

Ms. Connie Klingler

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klinker

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Klopfenstein

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Knape

Mr. Monty Knepler

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kneuss

Mrs. Virginia Knoll

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Koch

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Koehn

Mr. Howard Koenigshof

Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Krill

Mrs. Norman Kunkel

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kuntz

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kupferer

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lahrman

Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Lane

Mrs. Elnora Langham

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Langston

Mr. William Lankford

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lantz

Mrs. Thais LaRue

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laskowski

Mr. and Mrs. Harold LaymonMrs. Midred Lederman

Dr. and Mrs. John Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Berdell LehmanMr. and Mrs. Claren LehmanMrs. Dorothy Lehman

Mr. and Mrs. Weldon LehmanMr. and Mrs. Wilmer LehmanMs. Emilie Lasher

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lichtenberger

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lichtensteiger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Light

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linn

Mrs. Ann Litwiller

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Litzenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lochner

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lockwood

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longardner

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Longcor

Mrs. Nola Loose

Rev. and Mrs. Paul Loucks

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lude

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luginbill

Miss Donna Lutton

Mr. and Mrs. Vance Lytle

Mrs. Naomi MacyMr. William MaheyMrs. Gladys Mailer

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Malone

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Malone

Miss Lois Mannix

Mr. Lester Marker

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marquart

Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Marshall

Mrs. Arvilla Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martz

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Masloob

Mr. Carl Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Edward MasonMr. and Mrs. Kirk MasonMr. and Mrs. John Mathews

Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Mattax

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mavis

Mr. Louis Mayle

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAfeeMrs. Ramona McAuliffe

Mrs. Garnett McBaneMr. and Mrs. R. G. McCampbell

Mr. and Mrs. James McClain

Mr. and Mrs. John McCollumMs. Pamela McCordMr. Paul McCormick

Mr. and Mrs. Audie McCrayMr. Edward McDougal

Miss Joyce McNamaraMr. and Mrs. Ralph D. McNealMrs. Grace McVayMs. Christine Meade

Mr. and Mrs. John MeekMiss Mary Mengel

Mr. V. Edward Merillat

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Messal

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Messick

Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Messick

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Messick

Mr. and Mrs. James Messinger

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meyer

Mr. and Mrs. Chelsey Miller

Mr. and Mrs. George Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller

Mr. James Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller

Mr. and Mrs. William Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Brice Minger

Mr. and Mrs. James Miner

Mr. and Mrs. Loris Minger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mishler

Dr. and Mrs. William Miskelly

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchel

Dr. Hadley Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moats

Mrs. Frances Monroe

Dr. and Mrs. John Moran

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morand

Mrs. Florence Morehead

Mrs. Corabel Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John Morr

Miss Dorothy Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Moser

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Friends cont.

Mr. Dwight Moser

Miss Earlene Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moser

Mr. Harry Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Moser

Mr. Paul Moser

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moughler

Mrs. Nancy Mulder

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Muntzinger

Mrs. Lucy Murphy

Mrs. Lula Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Musser

Mr. and Mrs. James Myers

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Myers

Mr. Willard Naas

Ms. Evelyn Nafziger

Mr. Robert Neeson

Mrs. Susan Neptune

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nevil

Mr. and Mrs. James Newell

Dr. and Mrs. Ted D. Nickel

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Nienhuis

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nieter

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Niswander

Mr. Joe Nixon

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Noble

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Norman

Ms. Margaret Norman

Mr. and Mrs. David Nussbaum

Mr. Thomas Nylund

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ochs

Mr. Willi Oertner

Mrs. Julia Oldenkamp

Mrs. Beverley Oliver

Mr. Jay Oliver

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Osborn

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Outcalt

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oyer

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paff

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parton

Mr. and Mrs. George Patrick

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pattison

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paxson

Ms. Teri Payne

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peake

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pebley

Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Peck

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Pellmann

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Pepple

Mrs. Zoa Marie Pequignot

Mr. and Mrs. Darryle Pharr

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gaylord Phillippe

Mr. and Mrs. DeVon A. Phillips

Mrs. Irene Phillips

Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Phipps

Mrs. Edith Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Piatt

Mr. Ken Podor

Ms. Jacqueline Ponce

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ponsot

Mr. Wayne Porter

Mr. Gregory Postel

Ms. Annmarie Potts

Mrs. Rebecca Powell

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell

Ms. Shirley Powell

Mr. and Mrs. David Prahl

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pressler

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pribble

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pritchard

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Prowell

Mrs. Mary Jo Putt

Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Rainforth

Mrs. Naomi Rakestraw

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ralston

Mr. John Ramos

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rash

Ms. Mary A. Reed

Miss Mary Edith Reiff

Mr. Rick Reiff

Mr. Ed Reinhard

Miss Sylvia Reinhard

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Renner

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Resch

Mr. George Rex

Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Gale Rickner

Mr. and Mrs. Don Rietdorf

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rinehart

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ringenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ringenberg

Mr. Simon Ringenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Darin Ringger

Ms. Alicia Rivera

Mr. George Robbins

Mrs. Susan Robertson

Ms. Gloria Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Robrock

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rocke

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Rodocker

Mrs. Lura Roebuck

Mr. Kenneth Rohrer

Mrs. Gertrude Rohrs

Mr. and Mrs. David Rollins

Miss Cleo Roth

Mrs. Gladys Roth

Mrs. Marilyn Roth

Mrs. Alice Roush

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruble

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rupp

Mr. and Mrs. William Russell

Mr. and Mrs. James Saddington

Mr. and Mrs. John Sanner

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scare

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Schamerloh

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schantz

Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Scharfe

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheiderer

Mrs. Lois Schepman

Miss Lorene Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. William Schindler

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Scholl

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scholz

Mr. Jacob Schrock

Ms. Ruth Schroeder

Mrs. Earl Schumacher

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schwab

Mr. Eugene Schwab

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schweikhardt

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schweitzer

Mr. Charles Scott

Mrs. Marlene Scott

Mr. Daniel Seeley

Mr. and Mrs. Manford Shank

Ms. Ruth Sharp

Mr. Philip Sharpc

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Sheeler

Mrs. Helen Sherman

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherrow

Mrs. Jennifer Shipman

Mrs. Ronnie Shipman

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shoaf

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Short

Mr. and Mrs. John Short

Mr. and Mrs. Everett ShuU

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shupperd

Mrs. Gloria Sidell

Miss Ruth Silvers

Mr. James Sims

Mrs. Mary Sipla

Mr. and Mrs. C. Carl Smith

Mr. and Mrs. L. Dale Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith

Ms. Phyllis Smith

Ms. Ramona Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Estal Smuts

Mrs. Helen Smuts

Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Snyder

Mrs. Frances Soldner

Mr. and Mrs. Willis SommerMr. and Mrs. Ray Sommers

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Souers

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Spohr

Mr. Edward Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Sprunger

Mrs. Irena Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Ornell Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Royle Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprunger

Mr. and Mrs. John Staehle

Ms. Linda Startup

Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steiner

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Steury

Miss Elizabeth Stieglitz

Miss Lavada Stieglitz

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strahm

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Strait

Mr. Jeffrey Strauss

Mr. and Mrs. John Strom

Mrs. Irene Stucky

Miss Mary Stucky

Ms. Cheryl Studebaker

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stutzman

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Summers

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Surelle

Dr. and Mrs. Jon Swanson

Mrs. Helen Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swihart

Mr. and Mr. Jack Talbert

Mr. and Mrs. Denver Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor

Mrs. Ruth Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thatcher

Ms. Edna Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tiernon

Mr. Michael Toomey

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tracey

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tracy

Mr. and Mrs. C. James Tranter

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tra.xler

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tripp

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Troxcl

Mr. and Mrs, Keith Tucker

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The education at Taylor is

outstanding! The professors

here are incredible. Never

have I been so challenged

and stretched to make use of

my abilities. The teachers

are not only excellent in

their teaching methods, but

in their concern for the

students cmd their lovefor

the Lord is evident. The

education experience that I

have received will no doubt

help me throughout mylifetime.

— Nicole Wireman

Friends cont.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner

Mr. Floyd Updegrove

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Updegrove

Mr. Jeffrey Vallosio

Mrs. Jan VanDeusen

Mrs. Janet VanDyke

Mr. Daniel VanGerpen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael VanHuisen

Mrs. Dorothy VanVleet

Mrs. Catharine VanZile

Mr. Adam Varnell

Mr. and Mrs. George Varnell

Mr. and Mrs. WilliamVamell

Mr. and Mrs. David Vinton

Ms. Mildred Vogel

Mr. and Mrs. J. David VonGunten

Mr. and Mrs. Lee VonGunten

Ms. Deborah Vreeland

Ms. Beverly Wagner

Mrs. Mabel Wagner

Ms. Ruby Wall

Ms. Susan Walstra

Ms. Carolyn Walters

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Walters

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wanner

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware

Ms. Pamela Warner

Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Warsinski

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Warstler

Mr. Darryl Waters

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Waters

Mr.and Mrs. John Waters

Ms. Mandy Waters

Ms. Willie Wattley

Mr. and Mrs. James Weber

Miss Joan Weber

Mrs. Thelma Weddle

Ms. Robin Wehr

Mr. Henry Welty

Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Welty

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wendt

Mr. Keith Wenger

Mrs. Wilma Wetter

Mr. J. Richard Wetzler

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weyeneth

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wheeler

Mr. and Mrs. Charles White

Mr. Sam White

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whiteford

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Williams

Mr. Norman Williams

Mr. Warren Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson

Mr. H. Alden Winslow

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Winzeler

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wittwer

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick WoodmanMr. and Mrs. Philip Wren

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Wuertemberger

Mr. and Mrs. James Wyatt

Mrs. Edith Wyse

Mrs. Alma Yerks~~

Mrs. Clorinda Yoder

Ms. Florabelle Yoder

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yoder

Mrs. Dorothy Young

Dr. and Mrs. Daryl Yost

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zehr

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Zehr

Mrs. Martha Zeigler

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Zimmerman

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Zimmerman

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zintsmaster

Mr. and Mrs. George Zuercher

Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Zuercher

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zurcher

I praise Godfor giving methe privilege of studying here

at TUFW. During myexperience here, the Lord

has drawn me closer to

Himself enabled me to see

the world through His eyes,

and allowed nw to see more

clearly His specific willfor

my life. The training I

receive in the classroom and

in the off-campus outreach

ministries I am involved in

have been humbling,

challenging, stretching, and

very practical

— Henry Farrurr l^^lJ 22

WBCLAVBCY

The familiar words of the song. Wind Beneath My Wings, have been on my Hps numerous times

over the last several months as the prayers of WBCL's listeners have literally "carried" us through

the changes of life. The instant death (in a car accident) of our beloved co-worker, Jeff Carlson,

who was operations manager and morning announcer for 18 years, left us reeling in grief.

But the prayers, cards and letters of thousands have brought healing and renewed hope to the WBCL team.

With Sharathon '96, the reorganization of WBCL, relicensing of both stations and equipment installation

already facing us for early 1 996, that Friday in December found us asking how we could ever go on

with such a heavy load amidst our grief. Ultimately we found that the answer was not profound.

It was a matter of leaning totally on God while simply putting one foot in front of the other

to get the job done. And that has brought us to this point of praise as we have watched Goddo what we could never have done for ourselves.

We are praising God for:

Sharathon '96, where the goal of $750,000 was exceeded by $85,000. The amount beyond the goal

will be used to purchase the $ 1 20,000 digital studio equipment package which Jeff had been researching

for the nine months prior to his death. The equipment installation will be completed in late summer

in Studio A which will be renamed the Jeff Carlson Studio.

ce. Barbara is

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Tim Yazel, who joined us on March 1, as assistant manager for operations. What a joy

to have someone on the team with both electronic and computer expertise.

The finalizing of the applications for relicensing both 90.3 FM and 89.5 FM. This lengthy application

must be filed with the Federal Communications Commission every six years.

The finalizing of the application for a new 501.C3 tax exemption number. Under WBCL's reorganization as

Taylor University Broadcasting, Inc., a tax exemption separate from that of Taylor University

was necessary so we could continue as a not-for-profit organization. The hours on this application for both the

Federal IRS and the State IRS made relicensing seem like a "piece of cake!"

(WBCL is still owned by Taylor University,

but is now a separate corporation with a separate board of directors.)

Phil Reaser, who will join us on May 6, as morning announcer. Having worked in secular radio

for many years as a non-believer, Phil is excited to be able to share his faith via Christian radio.

Pray for Phil as he and his family move from Alaska where Phil is an instructor at Alaska Bible Institute.

The accomplishments of the last few months are not a matter of "been

there, done that," but the reality of God is here! God is doing this!

-Char Binkley, General Manager

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Since coming to Taylor, mylife has made a dramatic

change. My outlook on life

and the way I view things is

so much better now. Myprofessors that I have had

have really challenged me to

grow spiritually and gain a

deeper desire to know Godin a way like never before.

Most importantly, myrelationship with God has

changed and the happiness I

now have in knowing God is

so exciting.

— Jeremy Short

Taylor University means

more than just academics

and career training. It means

growing in the Lord andbuilding friendships that last

a lifetime.

— Estefana Ponce

Memorial Gifts

In Memory:Fred and Violet Millikan

Walter Froelich

Beverly Beckley

Joe and Mary Klopfenstein

Rhoda Ringenberg

Irene Moellering

Eddison Reynolds

Harvey Ache

Ruth Ache

Clifford Grabill

Bryan Heindel

Herald Welty

From:Loren and Jeanne Millikan

Raymond Tripp

Raymond Tripp

Barbara King

Harold Ebler

Ian and Ruth Cook

Joy Gerig

Emerald and Gwen Gerig

Lois WeedSimon Ringenberg

Don and June Rediger

Paul and Ruth Steiner

Earl and Lydia Fuller

Lawrence and Naomi Heidelberg

Poorman's Heating & Air Conditioning

Spencer PTO

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parton

Mr. and Mrs. William Russell

Thomas Nylund

Glen and Maxine Head

Cyril Eicher

Larry and Janice Roth

Jean Tye

Helen Snyder

Alpha Delta Kappa

Wayne and Doris Heindel

Fran Kuzeff

Bill and Joyce Gerig

Bill and Joyce Adkins

Ted and Mary Lepper

Duane and Kathryn Baughman

Michael and Dixie Lough

Ted and Rose Ann Nickel

Ronald and Karen Flickinger

Joyce and Marion Zuercher

Darol and Kay VanMeter

Robert and Cynthia Gerard

Danny and Marjorie Dafforn

Ian and Ruth Cook

Anita Laymon

Garr Consulting

Lawrence and Naomi Heidelberg

LaVera Sauder

James and Juanita Baxter

Sylvan and Ruth Coulter

Clayton and Lilah Steiner

Prudence Gerber

Fred and Pauline Geyer

Alice Joy Weddle

David and Donna Harrold

Suzanne Horton

Norval and Margie Rich

Eddie and Clara Reynolds

Jeffery and Victoria Ling

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Memorial Gifts cont.

In Memory of Herald Welty cont:

Forrest and Mary Lu Durham

Bernice Getz

Richard and Sharleen Price

Ira and Ina Steiner

Hazel N. Shoup

Tillman Habegger

Evelyne Schmidt

Mrs Alvin BumpBarbara Fleming

Dale Brubaker

Stephen and Char Binkley

Brent and Sharon Davis

Don and Mildred YeomanGaylord Conrad

Pamela Seidel

Wilbur Thompson

Hubert and Dorothy Lochner

James and Patricia Welty

Naomi Pollitt

Harold and Naomi Jewett

Roswell and Virginia Story

Willis and Faith Outcalt

William and Rose Marginson

Woodburn Missionary Church

Madge Miller

Bob and Rene Weyeneth

Ed and Phyllis Helmke

Clovis Harper

Susan King

Blanche Fuller

Lynda Bennett

Eduardo Zunzunegui

Harvey Braun

Dennis and Carol Bunn

Dennis and Julia Eakes-Zvosec

Mr and Mrs Jerry Welty

Maxine and Glen Head

Paul and Ruth Steiner

Carl and LaVaun Marquart

Cyril and Mildred Eicher

Decatur Missionary Church

Wava Bueschlen

Elosie Grile

Melvin and Mabel Ehresman

Walter and Joann Sprunger

Margaret Anderson

Gerald and Alilcia Steiner

Sam White

Christian Homemakers' Class,

First Missionary Church

Mary Ethel Mengel

Gerald and Betty Wulliman

Norma VonGunten

Wilmer Lehman

Carl and Beulah Egly

Theodore and Deloras Latuerberg

Daniel and Cheryl Price

William and Eunice Cox

David and Margaret MeekMilton and Helen Noble

Earl and Dorothy Steiner

Central District of the Missionary Church

Michael and Reneau Kan-

Helen Heiser

Violet George

Tim and Mitzi BuUmanWillis and Jama Mitchell

Donavon and Ladonna Gerig

Kent and Lois Vongunten

Dennis and Sue Litzenberg

Philip Sharpe

Garr Consulting Group

Edgar and Esther Shady

Helen Sherman

Carl and Lavada Williams

Gerald and Sheryl Rocke

Robert and Gail Calcutt

Floyd and Rosemary Dilley

Doug and Pam Barcalow

Naomi Crompton

Richard and Carol Dugan

M. Amdre Garr, Jr.

Allied Physicians

Reese and Jeanette Chappell

Mr. and Mrs. George Hook

James and Carolyn Johnson

Vernon and Wilma Peterson

Alice Roush

Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Rupp

Daniel Seely

Hanan Shaheen

Royal and Elaine Sprunger

Dwight and Marie Steiner

Henry Welty

Lyle and Thelma Steiner

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church, First

n (Carlson)

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Business & Industry

Matching Gift Companies

ited the 30th

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, Iowa, where

3r 1 7 years at

r boys.

Allied Physicians, Inc.

Allied Corporation Foundation

Amoco Foundation, Inc.

Archer Daniels Midland CompanyArtisan Interiors, Inc.

AT&T Foundation

Banc Ohio National Bank, National City

Bancorp

Bellwood Chiropractic Office

Berne Apparel CompanyBK Farms, Inc.

Bridgedale Terrace Apartments

Bristol-Myers Fund, Inc.

Bristol Myers Squibb

Brotherhood Mutual Insurance CompanyBrown Funeral Home, Inc.

Burns Wedding Service

Cars and Parts

Caterpillar Foundation

Central Soya

Central District Missionary Church

C F C Distributors

C L Beatty Insurance, Inc.

Cooper Tire and Rubber CompanyDana Corporation Foundation

Deister Machine CompanyDow Chemical CompanyDrummond Construction

Dutch Made Cabinetry

Eli Lilly & CompanyFord Matching Gift Program

Ford Motor Company

Fort Wayne Printing Company, Inc.

Fort Wayne Track Club

Garr Consulting Group

Gen Corp Foundation, Inc.

GLM Transport, Inc.

Golden Rule Sewer Service

Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyGTE Service Corporation

Harlan Cabinets, Inc.

Harper Collins Publishers, Inc.

Hercules, Inc.

Hoch Insurance Agency, Inc.

Huntington Community Care Center

Indiana Michigan Power CompanyIndiana Fiber Recycling

International Business Machines Corp.

ITT Corporation

J C Penney Company, Inc.

Kat Industrial Division

Keebler Company Foundation

KeyCorp

Kipfer Nutritional Consulting

Klopfenstein Furniture

Lincoln National Corporation

M & R Pizza of Bluffton, IN, Inc.

May Sotres Foundation, Inc.

McCampbell Enterprises

Mennonite Mutual Aid Association

Milan Center Feed & Grain, Inc.

Montgomery Ward Foundation

Moss Engineering Corporation

Motorola Foundation

Myers Plumbing Heating & Air

Nationwide Foundation

NBD Bancorp

National City Bank

Nemco, Inc.

New Revelation Hair Care Center

Norfolk Southern Foundation

North American Philips Corporation

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

Peoria Heights High School

Performance Truck Sales, Inc.

Phelps Dodge Foundation

Poorman's Heating & Air Conditionins

Prudential Foundation

RR Donnelley and Sons Company

Sonoco Products Company

South Side Booster Club

SPX Foundation

Super Valu Stores, Inc.

Swiss Craft Precision Grinding

Textron, Inc.

Tokheim Company

Tri-State Associates

TRINOVA Corporation

20th Century Homes. Inc.

United Technologies Corporation

Whirlpoi)! Foundation

Winco Printing

Wood-Mi/cr Producls. Inc.

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Taylor University Fort

Wayne means opportunity. It

provides opportunity to look

at things in new ways andbroaden my education. It

provides opportunity to makenew friends, to build new

relationships, to makepractical application ofnew

skills, and to participate in

internships that provide

valuable trainingfor my newvocation in pastoral

ministries. It provides

opportunity to interact with

dedicated caring faculty,

staffand students who also

profess Jesus Christ as

Savior.

— Terry Courtright

Aboite Lutheran Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Agape Ministry,

Muncie, IN

*Albany United Church of Christ,

Albany, IN*American Baptist Church of Michigan,

East Lansing, MIAnderson Mennonite Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

Antwerp United Methodist Church,

Antwerp, OHApostolic Christian Church-North,

Bluffton, IN

*Beaverton United Methodist,

Beaverton, MIBelievers Bible Fellowship,

Churubusco, IN

Bethany Baptist Church,

Peoria, IL

Bethel Bible Church,

Edwards, IL

Beulah Missionary Church,

Goshen, IN

Blackhawk Baptist Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Bohon Road Baptist,

Harrodsburg, KYBrenneman Memorial Missionary,

Goshen, IN

*Broadway Christian Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

Brookside Community Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Calvary Chapel Worship Center,

Auburn, IN

Calvary Evangelical Church,

Van Wert, OHCalvin East United Presbyterian,

Detroit, MICentral Mennonite Church,

Archbold, OHCentral Mennonite Church,

Leo, IN

*Chapel Hill Missionary Church,

Union, MIChristian Service Foundation, Inc.,

Fort Wayne, IN

Christian Homemakers Class,

Fort Wayne, IN

Christian & Missionary Alliance,

Muncie, IN

Church in Mentor,

Mentor, OH*Church of Christ,

Montpelier, IN

*Church of Messiah.

Detroit, MI*Church of Nazarene,

Grand Rapids, MICountryside Chapel United Methodist,

Convoy, OHCountryside Wesleyan Church,

Marion, IN

Covenant Christian Center,

Fort Wayne, IN

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Crescent Avenue United Methodist,

Fort Wayne, IN

Dayton Christian Schools, Inc.,

Dayton, OH*Decatur Church of God,

Decatur, IN

Defiance Area Youth For Christ,

Defiance, OH*Dover Baptist Temple,

Dover, OH*Edgerton Christian Church,

Edgerton, OHEvangelical Mennonite Church,

Archbold, OHEvangelical Mennonite Church,

Grabill, IN

Fairview Missionary Church,

Angola, IN

Faith Chapel United Methodist Church,

Huntington, IN

Fellowship Missionary Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

First Baptist Church,

Bryan, OHFirst Baptist Church,

Coldwater, MIFirst Baptist Church,

Decatur, IN

First Baptist Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

First Baptist Church,

Gregory, MIFirst Baptist Church,

Kendallville, IN

First Baptist Church,

Montpelier, IN

First Baptist Church,

Morenci, MIFirst Christian Church,

Kendallville, IN

First Christian Union Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

First Church of Christ,

Hicksville, OHFirst Church of God,

Defiance, OHFirst Church of God,

Wauseon, OHFirst Church of Nazarene,

Decatur, IN

First Church of the Nazarene,

Grand Rapids, MIFirst Missionary Church,

Berne, IN

First Missionary Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

First United Presbyterian Church,

West College Corner, IN

Forest Hills Bible Chapel,

Grand Rapids, MIFort Wayne Area Youth for Christ,

Fort Wayne, IN

Grabill Evangelical Mennonite Church,

Grabill, IN

Grace Bible Church,

Sun City, AZ

Churches cont.

Grace Bible Church,

Washington, IL

Grace Missionary Church,

Mooresville, IN

Grace Evangehcal Mennonite,

Morton, IL

Grosse Pointe Baptist Church,

Grosse Pointe Wood, MIGroveland Missionary Church,

Groveland, IL

Harvester Avenue Missionary,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Heritage United Methodist,

Clearwater, FL*Hillside Missionary Church,

South Bend, IN

*Hope Fellowship,

Loogootee, IN

*Interfaith Fellowship,

Green Bay, WIJonesville Christian Church,

Jonesville, IN

Kentwood Community Church,

Kentwood, MILake Chapel United Methodist,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Lakeside Baptist Church,

South Range, WILiving Faith Missionary Church,

Yoder, IN

*Living Stones Fellowship,

Crown Point, IN

Maple Grove Mennonite Church,

Topeka, IN

*Maplewood Mennonite Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

Maranatha Church of God,

Fort Wayne, IN

Mayland Community Church,

Terre Haute, IN

Mayfair Bible Church,

Flushing, MIMona Shores Baptist Church,

Muskegon, MIMt. Victory Church,

Decatur, IN

Nevada Mills United Methodist,

Fremont, IN

New Hope United Brethren Church,

Camden, MINew Life Lutheran,

Fort Wayne, IN

*New Testament Fellowship Church,

Payne, OHNorth Christian Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

*Northview Christian Life,

Carmel, IN

*Novi United Methodist,

Novi, MIOak Grove Church of God,

Columbia City, IN

*Ovid Community,

Anderson, IN

Park United Brethren Church,

Bluffton, IN

People's Bible Church,

Goshen, IN

*Pettisville Missionary Church,

Pettisville, OHPleasant Hill Missionary Church,

Bronson, MIPlymouth Wesleyan Church,

Plymouth, IN

*Rose Hill Church of God,

Paulding, OHScranton Road Baptist Church,

Cleveland, OHSomerset United Methodist Church,

Somerset, OHSonrise at Aboite United Methodist,

Fort Wayne, IN

St. Joseph United Methodist Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

*St. Mark's Lutheran Church,

Uniondale, IN

*St. Peters Church of Christ-Fiat,

Baltic, OHTrinity United Methodist Church,

Berne, IN

Trinity Wesleyan Church,

Lima, OHUnion Chapel Ministries,

Muncie, IN

*Vevay Assembly,

Vevay, IN

Victory Barn Church Youth Group,

Edgerton, OHWakarusa Missionary Church,

Wakarusa, IN

Washington Center United Methodist,

Columbia City, IN

Waynedale Baptist Church, Inc.,

Fort Wayne, IN

Westview Alliance Church,

Fort Wayne, IN

Willon Creek Community Church,

Barrington, IL

Willoughby Hills Friends Church,

Willoughby, OHWoodburn Missionary Church,

Woodburn, IN

Woodlawn United Methodist,

Somerset, IN

Word of Liberty Church,

New Haven. IN

Young River Ministries,

Farmington, MIYouth for Christ,

Indianapolis, IN

Zion United Methodist Church,

Huntington, IN

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ALUMNI NOTES

30 's 40 's cont. 50 's cont

Elda g36 and Prudence Gerber g39

have moved from Fort Wayne to Swiss Vil-

lage in Berne, Indiana. Their new address is

1350 West Main St, Suite 233, Berne, Indi-

ana, 46711.

BUILDING NAMEDAFTER ALUMNUS

John g36 and Bernice (Moore) Tuckey

fs36 were recently honored by the Davison

Missionary Church. The Tuckeys began the

church in 1957 in the town fire hall. After

many years in other pastorates and as Michi-

gan district superintendent, the Tuckeys (in

retirement) have returned to be actively in-

volved in the Davison Church again. The

church built a new gym/educational com-

plex in 1991 and have now named it the Dr.

John E. Tuckey Family Center. Rev. Allen

Sudmann g83 is senior pastor of the church.

40'

s

Burley g44 and Alice (Cone) Clay g44

were honored on January 28, 1996, at their

church. Redeemer Missionary Church, To-

ledo, Ohio. Dr. John Moran, president of the

Missionary Church, presented gold watches

to them for their 50 years of faithful pastoral

ministry. All six Clay children were present

along with three grandchildren and two great

grandchildren. Relatives present who are

Fort Wayne alumni were: sister Ruth (Clay)

Germain g46; children David g73 and

Doris (Dyck) Clay g73, John Clay fs73,

Daniel fs80 and Carolyn (Talley) Clay

g78, Darwin g86 and Polly (Clay) Dunten

fs86; nieces Margaret g80 and JudyGermain fs80; and grandchildren Scott

g91 and Kathy (Motter) Huguen fs91.

Eudene Keidel g44 has just recently

published her third book, African Fables

Book #3. She and her husband Levi, al-

though retired missionaries, are still active in

ministry. For almost two months last year

they volunteered their services to World

Radio Network (WRN) in McAllen, Texas.

WRN is the North American extension of

Radio Station HCJB, Quito, Ecuador. It has

six stations along the U.S.-Mexican border.

Vernon Petersen g45 has accepted the

position as visitation pastor for the Grabill

Missionary Church.

Ira Gene g46 and Ina Steiner g34 are

now living in the Woodcrest Retirement Com-munity in Decatur, Indiana. They are excited

about the many opportunities they are hav-

ing to serve and encourage others.

Howard Harris fs47, after working many

years as a sign painter in the Detroit, Michi-

gan area, has retired and moved with his wife

to Gulf Shores, Alabama. They celebrated

their 30th wedding anniversary this year and

are pleased that their two sons are very active

Christians in the Hope Baptist Church, a

mission of Bob Jones University in Ander-

son, South Carolina.

50'

s

Don g50 and Betty (Blosser) Young

g50 retired on July 9, 1995, from the pastor-

ate after serving seven churches over a per-

iod of44 years. All but one ofthose churches

were Missionary Churches and most in

Northern Indiana. They are at home at 218

Center Street, Berne, Indiana, 467 1 1 . Pres-

ently, Don serves part-time on staff at Grace

Missionary Church, Celina, Ohio, in pasto-

ral care.

Abe g52 and Marie Schierling fs52 are

back in St. Petersburg, Florida, after giving

a year of their retirement to spearhead a new

camp project in the Dominican Republic.

They were a great help to the mission and the

national church, and had a wonderful time

renewing friendships from their many years

of missionary service in the Dominican.

Bill g53 and Barbara (Fowler) Bowles

fs52 reside in Independence, Missouri. Bill

is a bivocational pastor, serving the Trinity

United Methodist Church of Henrietta, Mis-

souri, for the last 16 years while working as

a letter carrier for the Post Office. Barbara is

secretary for the senior vice-president of the

Trust-Real Estate division ofBoatmen's First

National Bank of Kansas City, Missouri.

Jackie Carl g53 is in a teaching and

administrative role at St. Francis College,

Fort Wayne, as chairman of the psychology

and counseling department.

Arlene Newcombe g53 recently retired

after serving with Child Evangelism Fellow-

ship for 42 years. She has moved back to

Michigan where she will be helping in Chris-

tian education at her home church. First

Baptist, Temperance, Michigan.

Lester g58 and Sharon (Carlson)

Meisenheimer fs58 returned home from Ec-

uador in early April after over 36 years of

missionary service. They will be serving one

year on home ministry and then will be

retiring. Theri address is RRl, Box 127A,

Walnut, Illinois, 61376.

60 's

Jim Key g61 just celebrated the 30th

anniversary of his ordination to the ministry.

He and his family live in Eldora, Iowa, where

Jim has been State Chaplain for 1 7 years at

Iowa State Training School for boys.

Roger fs62 and Suzanne Doriot are

involved in a special project with Wycliffe

Bible Translators while waiting to see if they

can get a visa to return to Irian Jaya. Roger is

working on the book ofRuth and I Chronicles,

introducing a translators' handbook written

in simple English for mother tongue transla-

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INTRODUCING THE FORT WAYNEThe new Fort Wayne Campus Alumni Council has officially started! The new council meets at least twice a year and will support,

seeks to preserve the heritage of Fort Wayne Bible College and serve as a liaison between alumni and the University. Your 1995-96

Rev. Ricliord Baxter

Class of 1970

Director of Career

Development, Student

Ministries, Taylor

World Outreach and

Conferences, TUFW

Highliglit:

"I remember the tremendous experiences

with the Annual Youth Conferences. God

really moved! It was my pleasure to serve as

faculty advisor for over 10 years."

Purpose:

"I desire that alumni and friends are well

informed about the dynamic events taking

place on this campus. I also desire that alumni

would provide prayer and financial support

so the campus can continue and enlarge its

programs."

Mr. Arlan Birkey

Class of 1964

Associate Professor

of Religion,

TUFW

Purpose:

Arlan hopes to be a liaison between current

students, alumni and the council.

Highlight:

Youth conferences. Among his memories:

special speakers, Uteraliy wall-to-wall con-

ferees in the dorm, kids from his home church,

ensemble music and the comicality.

Rev. Cyril Eicher

Class of 1932

Retired pastor

Member emeritus

Purpose:

"As a member of the alumni council, I hope

that in some way I can help to assure and

maintain the support of the many alumni of

Fort Wayne Bible College and Summit Chris-

tian College for Taylor University, Fort

Wayne Campus. I am so greateful that Tay-

lor is continuing the ministry programs that

we were committed to in the former institu-

dons."

Highlight:

Having the opportunity to have shared in the

training and character development of thou-

sands of students who enrolled in the pro-

grams; especially during the 15 years he

served as Dean of Students.

Mr. Tim Everly

Class of 1995

Youth pastor

Highlight:

Meedng and marrying the love of his life,

Haydee.

Miss Joy Gerig

Class of 1952, 1966

Retiredfaculty member,

and director of

Christian service

Member emeritus

Purpose:

To continue to build the council and to com-

municate the activities of our alma mater to

keep alumni informed, which will build sup-

port.

Highlight:

Being the director of Christian service. "I

enjoyed helping the students by giving them

practical experience. Even today, they call to

tell me how the experiences helped them."

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Miss Cara Glassie

Class of 1995

Receptionist,

Huff& Campbell

Insurance

Highlight:

Serving as a Resident Assistant for two years.

"I learned so much and grew under the lead-

ership of the Student Life Administration."

Purpose:

"Being a part of the Alumni Council will

enable me to do the best I can to see that the

quality I have known in Taylor Fort Waynecontinues for the benefit of future students."

Mr. Dan Herr

Class of 1984

and 1989

Full time sales,

on staff at a

local church

Purpose:

Dan hopes to serve as a liaison between the

current status of the college and the opinions

and beliefs of the former students.

Highlight:

The Flood of 1982, because everybody was

sandbagging and classes were dismissed.

Mrs. Susi

(Laymon) Jones

Class of 1971

School teacher

and children's

music director

at her home church

Purpose:

"To encourage good relations between the

community, alumni and University; and cause

the alumni to be involved in the University,

more than just financially."

CAMPUS ALUMNI COUNCILencourage and assist in the advancement and development of the Fort Wayne campus of Taylor University. The council also

council representatives and a highlight of their college experience and/or their purpose for serving on the council follows:

Mr. Matt Level

Class of 1993

Customer sen'ice

representative for

NBD

Highlight:

Putting together the Baccalaureate service.

Purpose:

To see that more alumni scholarships are

given.

Miss Tamara Lugar

Class of 1994

Assistant to the

Registrar, TUFW

Highlight:

"Not until I stepped on the campus of SCCdid I realize what Christ did for me. Thanks

to my brothers, sisters and the faculty from

the Fort Wayne campus who impacted me!"

Mrs. Lois (Haycock)

McKiihen

Class of 1968

E.xecutive Assistant

to the President

of Wood-Mizer

Products, Inc.

Highlight:

"The College provided a systematically

taught biblical foundation for successful life

and world view, offered numerous leader-

ship and personal developement opportuni-

ties, and built cherished lifelong friendships."

Purpose:

"To return a few shovels full of the mountain

given to me by the College; and to focus

creativity, prayer and action on identifying

and enhancing the opportunities God is bring-

ing to TUFW through and for the alumni."

Miss Corrinne

Mahorney

Cla.ssofl996

Class president

Highlight:

"Years down the road, when I am remember-

ing back to this part ofmy life, the thing I will

remember the most will be this year, mysenior year. Five of my friends and I have

shared a house and have formed the closest

friendships. We have shared in each others'

happiness, sadness and fears. We have prayed

together and watched as God has answered

our prayers! I thank the Lord for everything

I've learned and every blessing I've received."

Mr. Verlin Rice

Class of 1973

Case Manager,

Child Protective

Services

Highlight:

Falling in love with his wife.

Purpose:

To bring awareness, unity and healing by

bringing together people who represent

FWBI, FWBC, SCC and TUFW.

Mrs. Violet (Egly,

Ringenberg

Class of 1945

Housewife

Purpose:

"As a member of the Alumni Council, I hope

to help promote interest in Taylor by encour-

aging greater prayer support, more alumni

giving, and recommending our fine Chris-

tian higher education program to prospec-

tive students, parents and churches."

Highlight:

"The privilege to have been taught by men

and women who emphasized godly living,

learning, obedience to God and a servant

attitude."

Miss Evelyne

Schmidt

Class of 1960

Retired bookkeeper,

SCC:

current

swithcboard

receptionist, TUFWMember emeritus

Highlight:

"For me, it was ajoy to be under the teaching

of godly men and women who helped estab-

lish me in my Christian faith."

Purpose:

"As a member of the Alumni Council, mydesire and prayer is to assist in some way to

promote our alumni and assist in making

various decisions."

Dr. Carl Sovine

Class of 1969

Counselor

President of the

Alumni Council

Highlight:

Marrying Tamra.

Purpose:

"I have gained an expanded opportunity to

move the work which the Lord began years

ago into an increased effectiveness for His

Kingdom. I simply desire that the alumni

join with me in sharing this vision for an old

friend."

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60 's cont. 70's cont. 80 's cont.

tors (MTT's) to use all over the world. MTT's

are nationals who are translating the Bible

from English (or another major language)

back into their mother tongue.

The Doriots have been working in Bible

translation and church planting in the Nalja

tribe in Irian Jaya with UFM International

since 1975. Most of the New Testament has

been translated. The Nalja tribe of 8,000

people now has 14 functioning indigenous

churches, and about 2,000 baptized believ-

ers. Visas for Irian Jaya/Indonesia have been

very difficult to obtain or retain recently, so

the Doriots will wait a year or so before

attempting to get a new visa.

Steve Morley g65 and his men's basket-

ball team finished third in the Southwestern

College (Phoenix) NCCAA Division 2A na-

tional tournament held at Faith Baptist Bible

College in Ankeney, Iowa.

Dave Osborne g67 and family have been

living in Royal Oak. Michigan, for many

years. Dave is in his 26th year as an elemen-

tary public school music teacher.

Bob g69 and Joan (Duthie) Parker g69

are residing in Royal Oak, Michigan. Bob is

an operations manager for the Sports Au-

thority in Livonia, Michigan, and runs a

custom imprint sportswear business on the

side. The business is called Diamond and

Court Lettering.

JO'S

Marty (Orndorff) Ellis g71, husband

Stan, and children, Christopher (15), Eliza-

beth (10), and Benjamin (6), are living in

Dothan, Alabama. They are active in their

church and Christian school where Stan has

been administrator for the last four years and

Marty has been teaching. She is presently

recovering from a bout with myasthenia

gravis.

ALUMNI SERVING IN

RUSSIA WITH CO-MISSION

Please pray for these alumni friends who are

serving in the former Soviet Union with the

Co-Mission.

John Erdel g80

Rachelle (Steiner) Nelson g89

Todd Nelson g93

Janet Nickel g74

Jon Sevall g68

Judy (Reavis) Sevall g67

Preparing to go to Russia:

Janet (Mast) Longcor g79

Mark Longcor g78

Bruce g72 and Linda (Roath) Masopust

g74 are serving at the Pine Trail Camp in

Saugatuck, Michigan, where Bruce is the

executive director.

Janet Nickel g74, former Sierra Leone

missionary, has been reassigned by World

Partners, the missionary arm of the Mission-

ary Church. Due to the continuing strife in

Sierra Leone, Janet left in January for a

ministry in Russia with the Co-Mission. This

is a one year opportunity and Jan would ap-

preciate your prayers.

Wayne g75 and Carolyn (Paxson) Allen

fs71 have completed their deputation minis-

try and are hoping to arrive in Jamaica some-

time in April. Wayne will be a professor at

Jamaica Theological Seminary and the

Carribean Graduate School ofTheology with

special emphasis on developing a world mis-

sions program.

Larry Lewis g76 and his family are liv-

ing in Yorba Linda, California, where Larry

is the vice-principal of the Friends Christian

Middle School.

Russ Rogers, RD in Schultz and Dean

of Men 1976-1979, was back on campus as

speaker for the February Spiritual Renewal

week and the Staley Distinguished Christian

Scholar Lecture Series. Russ is now a re-

search and organization development spe-

cialist with Inter Act Associates, a human

resource development consulting firm based

in Chicago, Illinois. His clients have included

Nabisco, General Motors, Inland Steel,

Matsushita, American Dental Associates,

UCLA, University of Michigan, the Provin-

cial Government of Ontario, Canada, and

many others. It was a great week to have

Russ back on campus and to be spiritually

renewed and challenged.

Tim g78 and Glenda (Nussbaum)

Stephenson g78 have gone west to live in

Colorado Springs, Colorado. Tim is working

in the national headquarters of the Christian

and Missionary Alliance as the director of

employee benefits. His main responsibility is

to oversee the medical and retirement ben-

efits plans for all C&MA workers.

80 's

John g80 and Lorena Erdel left the

United States in January to begin service in

Russia under the direction of the Co-Mis-

sion. They are supported by World Partners

of the Missionary Church and are looking for

long term missionary service.

John g81 and Julie Gerig are in Russian

language study in St. Petersburg, Russia.

They are serving there with World Partners,

and are involved in the St. Petersburg Chris-

tian College.

Chris (Morgan) Warren g81 and her

husband Bryan have moved to Ridgeley,

West Virginia. Bryan is a prison guard in the

new federal prison in Cumberland, Mary-

land. Last Christmas was very special to

them as they traveled to Romania to bring

home a new four-year-old daughter named

lonela Marianna. Our congratulations to the

Warrens.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Jackie Huggins g83 has been asked to be

one of the speakers at URBANA '96. She

has served with Wycliffe Bible Translators

since graduation and, along with Carol

Pebley g83, has been working in the Phil-

ippines translating the New Testament for

the Kagayanen people. Jackie appreciates

our prayer support as she prepares to speak

to 18,000 young people in December at

URBANBA '96.

Jim Marstaller g82 , his wife Myra, and

children Jonathan (10), and Malia (2), are

involved in beginning anew church in Naples,

Maine. Jim was ordained by the Conserva-

tive Baptist denomination 1 1 years ago and

is excited about the possibilities for the new

Cornerstone Gospel Church.

Marcus g82 and Brenda Warner were

saddened by the death of their baby boy bomMarch 13, 1996. He was bom with only half

of his heart and died later the same day.

Marcus teaches at a Christian School in the

Indianapolis area. Their address is 245

Parkview Place, Carmel, Indiana, 46032.

Their daughter Stephanie is four years old.

Martha (Rupp) Paxson g83 lost her

husband Joe to cancer on December 30,

1995. Martha married Joe some years ago

after his first wife died, leaving him with six

children. Two more children were added to

the family and Martha now has six children

still living at home. Her address is: 7564 S

150 E, Poneto, Indiana. 46781.

Bob g84 and Ruth (Scull) Batson fs 73

are living in Sylmar, California, where Bob

is the pastor of the Foothill Baptist Church

and Ruth directs the worship team and serves

as church secretary.

Bill Lepley g84, his wife Sally, and fam-

ily have moved from ministry at the Faith

Missionary Church in Flint, Michigan, to

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80's cont. 80's cont. 90 's

Grabill, Indiana, where Bill has accepted the

position of senior pastor for the Grabill Mis-

sionary Church.

Trent fs84and Laura (Coffman) Sailor

g84 left for England on April 1, 1996. They

will be working under the direction of One

Way Ministries, 8266 E. Sunrise Drive, Syra-

cuse, Indiana, 46567.

Bob g85 and Nancy (Hodges) Vale g85

are living in Springfield, Georgia. Nancy is

teaching pre-school at Marlow Elementary

School and Bob is the pastor for youth and

Christian education at the Springfield United

Methodist Church.

Mark g85 and Lori (Sonnentag)

Vincent g85 moved to Elkhart, Indiana, this

past summer as Mark was asked to direct a

joint program for two denominations: the

Mennonite Church and the General Confer-

ence Mennonite Church. Lori continues her

role as minister of youth for the Indiana-

Michigan Mennonite conference. Mark'sjoint

program is a five-year stewardship educa-

tion project for all the U.S. and Canadian

churches of both denominations. Writing

materials, teaching, administration and much

traveling are all part of this project.

ALUMNI IN CHURCH PLANTINGSHARE THEIR VISION

Cal Rychener g81 and his wife Susan

(Patrick) g81 moved to Peoria, Illinois, in

1990 to begin a new Evangelical Mennonite

Church. This seeker-targeted church called

Northwoods Community Church has grown

to a Sunday morning attendance of over

1,000. Cal was invited to be the workshop

leader for the annual January Pastor's Insti-

tute held at First Missionary Church, Fort

Wayne.

Mike Cadrette g85 and his wife Sharon

(Wilson) fs78 have been involved in starting

anew Missionary Church in St. Clair, Michi-

gan. Mike was on campus for a week in

January to address students enrolled in se-

nior seminar for Christian Ministries majors

coordinated by Dr. David Biberstein g66.

The Crossroads Community Church of St.

Clair is developing rapidly and is going off

district subsidy one year ahead of schedule.

Tim Yazel g86 is part-time pastor at

Faith Community Church in New Haven,

Indiana, and on March 1, 1996, hejoined the

full-time staffofourown radio stationWBCLas an engineer. Welcome to the family, Tim.

Mark Pyles g87, his wife Stephanie, and

their children Olivia and Christian are now

serving in the Dominican Republic with Cal-

vary Ministries, Inc. Their main responsibil-

ity is to establish a Christian Training Cen-

ter, a school whose mission is to prepare for

ministry those who feel the call of God on

their lives.

Kent Ulman g87 completed a Master of

Divinity degree at Southern Baptist Semi-

nary last May. In November, Kent, Nancy

(Watt) fs80, Sarah (13), Elizabeth (11),

Timothy (9) and Ruth (3) moved to Rantoul,

Illinois, where Kent is the pastor of the First

Baptist Church.

Ron Williams g87, along with his responsi-

bilities as director of Student Life at Fellow-

ship Missionary Church, Fort Wayne, has

joined Kingdom Building Ministries as an

associate itinerant. Ron has served at Fel-

lowship for over five years and his wife

Laura (Skees) g87 is a high school social

studies teacher for Fort Wayne Community

Schools.

Anita (Artz) Oechsle fs88 and her hus-

band Joel lost their house and everything in

it in January when a Navy F-14 crashed into

their home outside Nashville, Tennessee.

We are grateful they were not home at the

time and their lives were spared. They would

certainly appreciate your prayer support.

Janelle (DeMond) Bauer g89 and her

husband Mark recently lost their new born

son Nathaniel Mark. Nathaniel was bom on

January 3, 1996, with very serious problems

and passed away on the evening ofJanuary 6.

The Bauers are in the process of launching a

new Missionary Church in Merrillville, Indi-

ana, called New Community. They expect to

have the "grand opening" on Easter Sunday

this Spring. Please remember the Bauers and

their daughter Jana in prayer as they seek to

continue ministry while they work through

the heart break and disappointment of losing

Nathaniel. Their address is 48 Indian Trail,

Merrillville, IN, 46410-4754.

Richard Dugan, Vice President for

Academic Affairs 1982-1994, is presently

working in the Stewardship Department of

the Missionary Church, Inc. and his wife

Carol is on the staff ofWBCL. In December

Dick was diagnosed with a rare form of

cancer called mantel cell lymphoma. The

treatment for this type of cancer is relatively

new and quite intense. Dick had a total of six

treatments over a period of 12 weeks at the

Loyola Cancer Research Center in Chicago.

The Dugans would appreciate our prayer

support at this time.

Kent Kessler g91 is the assistant pastor

at Hanfield United Methodist Church in

Marion, Indiana. He is a 1994 graduate of

Asbury Theological Seminary.

Greg Carlyle g92 is now on staff with

Fort Wayne Area Youth for Christ. He is the

campus life coordinator for Northrup High

School and Carroll Middle School. His wife

Tami (Miller) g96 will complete her studies

here at TUFW and graduate May 18. 1996.

ALUMNI FAITHFULLYSERVE NORTHEASTINDIANA YOUTH

The Northeast Indiana Office of Youth for

Christ (Auburn, IN) has been greatly im-

pacted by alumni of Fort Wayne Bible Col-

lege. We praise God for the faithful service

ofthese alumni and for the hundreds ofyouth

in Northeast Indiana whose lives have been

changed by the power of Christ.

Ron Hege g66 (19 years)

Executive Director

Ken Conrad g71 (17 years)

Assistant Director

Bob Kraft g85 (11 years)

Club JV Director

Rick CoUins fs86 (1 1 years)

Club JV Staff

Two recent additions:

Lynn Loewen g85 (first year)

DeAnn Ludeker g94 TUU

Wendy (Hay) Ingram g93 and her hus-

band Michael are living in Charlotte. North

Carolina. They attend Garr Memorial Church

and Wendy teaches in the church's day school

.

Clark Woods g93. after eight years in

Fort Wayne, is moving back to his home

area. Fort Washington. Maryland. Clark plans

to complete his M.BA. at Bowie State Uni-

versity while beginning career negotiations

in Washington, D.C.

Deb (Gavranic) Kirk g94 and her hus-

band Dave have moved to Kirkwood. Mis-

souri. They are enjoying living near St. Louis

and ministering to the youth of a church in

Kirkwood.

Petula Myers g94 is attending Bali State

University, Muncie, Indiana, working on a

master's degree in TESL (Teaching English

As a Second Language). She is also a gradu-

ate assistant and teaches four days a w eek in

the Intensive English Institute. Next summer

she is planning to teach English in

Kazakhistan.

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Janet Wilson g94 moved back to Fort

Wayne from Loogootee, Indiana, and now

works for ARC. She graduated with a major

in psychology.

Joe Boway g95 has been working for

many years, before and during his student

years, with the Lutheran Bible Translators in

the preparation of the Krahn translation of

the New Testament. Joe is from Liberia and

is a member of the Krahn tribe. All the years

of hard work have resulted in the Krahn NewTestament being sent to the printers just

before Christmas, 1995. Joe is seeking the

Lord's will for his next step, possibly return-

ing to his troubled country or beginning

graduate studies here in the United States.

Tim Claassen g95 is attending Asbury

Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky.

Rosemary Stelz g95 has accepted a

position as secretary to the English depart-

ment of Wheaton College. She assists 14

professors and is secretary to the chair of the

department. Included in her responsibilities

are planning the Writing and Literature Con-

ference and the "Wheaton in England" trip

for next year. She plans to begin graduate

studies in the fall.

WEDDINGS

Susan Metzger g91 and Keith Smith

were married October 21,1 995, in Bronson,

Michigan. Susan is working in LaGrange,

Indiana, and Keith works in Orland, Indiana.

Janetta Fleehart g95 and Chris

McCormick fs93 were married December

2, 1995, at Avalon Missionary Church in

Fort Wayne. Jenny works in the office of

One Church, One Offender. They live at 733

Candlelite Ct, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46807.

Haydee Neptune g95 and Tim Everly

g95 were married July 29, 1995, at Faith

United Methodist Church, Fort Wayne. Timis the director of youth ministries at the

Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Fort

Wayne. Greg Carlyle g92 participated in

the wedding.

Christa Allaby g96 and Jason Bartlett

were married May 27. 1995, in Sarnia,

Ontario, Canada. Participants in the wed-

ding were Joy Duncan g96 and Kristin

(O'Malley) Calvert g95. The Bartletts re-

side in Kitchner, Ontario.

Rebecca Pancake and Eric Flood g96

were married July 22, 1995, at Calvary

Temple Worship Center in Auburn, Indiana.

WEDDINGS cont.

Erica Galbraith g96 and Gabe Drake

were married March 2, 1996, in Cincinnati.

Ohio. They plan to live in Cincinnati with

future plans to serve on the mission field in

Venezuela.

Chris Mathew g96 and Ken Snyder were

married on December 16, 1995, in Gregory,

Michigan. Chris' father Ric Mathew g72

performed the ceremony and her sister

Sarah g95 and Peggy (Freese) Brown g94

were also in the wedding party. The Snyders

are living in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

BIRTHS

To Gordon g78 and Anne Marie Nickel

a son, Landon James, born February 9, 1 996.

Gordon is the Headmaster ofPlymouth Chris-

tian Academy. The Nickel's address is 7950

Kaiser, Canton, Michigan, 48187.

To Kevin and Lorraine (Meek) Roth

g82 a daughter. Amy Elizabeth, bom De-

cember 17, 1995. Lorraine is the former

secretary to the vice president.

To Phil and Beth (Louks) Landfair g83

a daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, bom December

11, 1995. Beth and Phil live at 7490 Reisert

Drive, West Milton, Ohio, 45383.

To Hal g83 and Susan (Zimmerman)Lehman g82 a daughter, Stephanie Joy, born

June 29, 1995, in Elizabethton, Tennessee.

The Lehmans live in Fort Wayne and are

looking for a missionary aviation position.

To Tim g87TUU and Joan (Ronde)

Smith g85 a daughter, Geena Marie, born

May 6, 1995. Her brother Douglas is three.

The Smiths live at 7 Armstrong Crescent SEin Calgary, Alberta. Canada. T2J 0X2.

To Bill g88 and Ruth (Wampler) Davis

g88 a son, Dalton Benjamin Paul, born De-

cember 9, 1995. Sisters, Kathryn and Brit-

tany and brother. Rex. welcomed their baby

brother.

To Scott g88 and Susan (Kornhaus)

Stombaugh g88 a daughter, Anna Eliza-

beth, born Febmary 10, 1996. Sister Meredith

is 18 months old. Their address is 1504

Capitol Avenue, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46806.

To Graham g88 and Lori (Fazio) West

fs86 a son, Matthew Graham, born February

29, 1 996. their address is 74 1 8 Elwood Drive,

Charlotte, North Carolina, 28227.

To Greg and Sue (Downey) Collins g89

a daughter, Hanna Marie, born January 17,

BIRTHS cont

1996. Their address is Rt 1. Box 430, Pine-

wood, Minnesota 56664.

To Jeffg89 and Sharon (Barron) Eagen

g87 a son, Austin Jeffrey, born March 1,

1996 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Brothers

and sisters are Joshua (8), Alyssa (6), Emily

(4) and John (2). Their address is RR#1, Box

351 A, Mildford, Pennsylvania, 18337.

To Jim g89 and Laurie Gippert twin

girls, Rebekah Grace and Hannah Louisa,

born November 20, 1995. Other children are

Caleb (age 6) and Rachel (age 3 ). The Gipperts

are serving with Youth With a Mission Stra-

tegic Frontiers in Colorado Springs, Colo-

rado. They are making preparations to leave

fall of 1996 for ministry in Central Asia.

ToTom g90and Patty (Owens) Schakat

fs86 a son. Noah Thomas, born October 10,

1995. Tom is associate pastor at Zion Mis-

sionary church in Elkhart and their address is

2206 Prairie Street, Elkhart, Indiana, 465 17.

To Brian g91 and Deborah (Messinger)

Eicher g93 a daughter, Alysia Danae, born

January 16, 1996. Brian is youth pastor at

Grace Church in Mooresville, Indiana. Their

address is 1305 Autumn, Mooresville, Indi-

ana, 46158.

To Jon g91TUU, employee TUFW1991-94, and Stacy (Watterson) Ford

g92TUU a daughter, Natalie Ruth, born

November 8, 1995. Big sister Hannah wel-

comed her home. Jon and Stacy are on the

staff at Camp Barakel, Fairview, Michigan.

To Brian g91 and Jenny Gerig a daugh-

ter, Dakota Eliza, bom December 19, 1995.

Dakota has a big brother Kiah who also

welcomed her into the family.

To Louis and Susan (Ball) Griffith g91

a daughter, Abigale Jean, born October 12,

1995. Their address is 3821 Wayne Trace,

Fort Wayne, Indiana, 46806. Grandma Dee

and Grandpa Brad Ball g86 are living nearby

and enjoy their seventh grandchild.

To Gary g92 and Leann Martens a son,

Benjamin James, born January 23, 1995.

Gary and Leann served in the Dominican

Republic with New Horizons Ministries and

are now living in Marion, Indiana, where

Gary is setting up the computer network in

the New Horizons offices.

To Jason g93 and Laura Hoffman a son,

Joshua Aaron, born June 19, 1995. Their

address is 1848 Crescent Avenue, Fort

Wayne, Indiana, 46805.

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BIRTHS cont. INMEMORY cont INMEMORY cont

To Stuart and Catharina (Crowder)

Miller g95 a son, Micah Stuart, born Decem-

ber 1 3, 1 995 . Their address is 328 East Cherry

Street, Bluffton, Indiana, 46714.

INMEMORYEsther Roth g23 passed away December

27, 1995.

Harriet (Hiles) Tuttle g30 passed away

November 29, 1995, in Omaha, Nebraska.

Evelyn (Himebaugh)Maheyfs35 passed

away March 7, 1995, in Sun City, Arizona.

Alfred Clough g40 died in Lutheran

Hospital, Fort Wayne, on Sunday, March 1 0,

1996. Al served the Lord as a pastor from

1940 until 1982. Five of those years he was

the district superintendent ofthe North Michi-

gan Conference of the Wesleyan Church.

For 14 years he was a bi-vocational pastor,

working in maintenance and purchasing at

Taylor University, while pastoring the

Farrville United Church of Christ.

Richard Swedberg g43 died December

23, 1995, at Abbot-Northwestern Hospital in

Minneapolis, Minnesota, at the age of 83.

Richard pastored several Evangelical Free

Churches in the midwest including Rose Hill

and Longford, South Dakota; Loomis, Ne-

braska; Trade River and Grantsburg, Wis-

consin; and Lawson at Dassel, Minnesota. In

retirement he was summer camp pastor at the

Cokato Camp Grounds. His wife MaryEvelyn (Ringenberg) fs43 lives at 570 Sev-

enth Street East, Cokato, Minnesota, 5532 1

.

Roma (Welty) Probst fs48 died June

20, 1995.

Frances Staley fs49 died July 1 8, 1995,

following heart surgery in Fort Myers,

Florida. Fran was employed in the business

office of Fort Wayne Bible College for sev-

eral years.

Janet (Ford) Hefner g54 died October

29, 1 995, in Kenton, Ohio. She is survived by

her husband Rev. Joseph Hefner g55, five

sons and six grandchildren.

Edna Manyan g58 and g60 passed away

November 18, 1995.

Bryan Heindel g89 passed away De-

cember 12, 1995. Bryan was diagnosed with

a brain tumor just a year and a half before his

death. He was youth pastor at Living Faith

Missionary Church in Yoder, Indiana.

Tim Terrell fs93 and his daughter

Miranda Joy (2) died February 1, 1996, in an

automobile-train accident. They were deliv-

ering newspapers with his son, Zachary (9).

Tim was the father of six children; pastor of

Bethel Center Church of the Brethren, Hart-

ford City, Indiana; and was continuing his

studies at Taylor University, Upland. Zachary

survived the accident and is still recovering

in the hospital. He was born with spina bifida

and is known as the family's "miracle child."

Tim is survived by his wife, Rosanne, four

sons and one daughter.

Jeff Carlson, 1978-1995 WBCL, was

killed in an automobile accident on Decem-

ber 8, 1995, as he was returning from the

transmitter site in Archbold, Ohio. Jeff was

host of Rise and Shine, station operations

manager, Mid-Morning engineer, host of

Saturday Night Gospel Sing, co-host of Kids'

Kaleidoscope, Sharathon anchor and partici-

pant in countless public appearances. Jeff is

survived by his 1 1 year-old daughter Darci

and his wife Beckie.

Nelson Gould, former faculty mem-ber, passed away December 20, 1995. Mr.

Gould lived in Warsaw, Indiana, at the time

of his death. He is survived by his wife, Jean,

and sons Tony, Phillip, Nelson g62TUU and

David g83.

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Welty, Rick Herman, Joy Gerig.

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