JO H N D E N V E R
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Som e people run
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Som e people crawl
Som e people don’t even move at all
Som e roads lead forward
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Som e roads lead back
Som e folks are bathed in white A nd others wrapped in black
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Some people never get some never give
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Some people never die and some never live
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Some treat me kind
Most folks just go their way don’t pay me any mind
Sometimes I’m satisfied
Sometimes I’m not
Sometimes my face is cold
Sometimes it’s hot
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At sunset I laugh at sunrise I cry
Midnight I’m in between and I’m wondering tuhy
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, smile as small as mine might be Precisely their necessity. E M I L Y D IC K IN S O
Administration This past year President Dale Lar sen, along with his wife Raylene, has been on the go all over the United States promoting good will toward York College. They have gained some new supporters and strengthened the present staunch ones. In his absence, Vice-President Joe A lley has stepped into the position as Acting President. Both men have done admirably with their talents in their new environ ments.
Dr. and Mrs. Dale Larsen stand in fro n t o f their “hom e on wheels” for this year. T hey “ touched base” - a s Dr. Larsen puts it—several times.
Vice-President Joe Alley becam e Executive Vice-President for the year in Dr. Larsen’s special leave from the campus.
Dr. Mabrey Miller continues his service to Y ork College by directing th e school’s academ ic life, and doing a lo t o f o ther useful things too.
A nother busy m an on the YC cam pus is Roger Hawley, dean o f students. Bev Thom pson seems to find him preoccupied at th e m om ent.
How ard Sheldon wants to keep York College fiscally healthy.
Jo Kite som ehow always manages to smile through the tons o f responsibility she has as dean o f w om en at Y ork College.
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Faculty
R andy and Laurie share some pleasant news w ith Bible teacher Jim Anderson:
Herm an B arnett saves energy by burning his own. Comprenez-vous?
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Elm er Baker: a lover o f good liter足 ature, and good students.
W ith Mike Fow ler, w hen one hand gets tired he ju st picks up the brush w ith the o th er and goes right ahead!
D on’t be surprised if Larry Grif fith finds a m om ent for com ic re lief.
Bob Law rence doesn’t think anybody can teach w ithout a chalkboard. It looks like today he found the c h a lk -o r brought his own.
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Y ou can tell b y his smile th a t Mike Lewis generates a lo t o f activity in m any areas o f cam pus life.
Piano teacher Linda Nelson helps students w ith their m ajors and mi nors.
We have q uite a few Bob’s on cam pus and this one can always by counted on to deliver his best for students and faculty.
E ventually it had to happen: a Sikes has returned to Y ork College to teach young er m em bers o f th a t num erous clan! L et’s welcom e Steve.
Bob S co tt is ready to keep another date it seems. R ight dow n his line.
Coach Simpson is wearing a new h a t this year as A thletic D irector at YC. Dave and wife Pat served as dorm parents several years.
Deena T andy w ants to m ake a fish o u t of every landlubber she m eets.
A man o f m any parts, Steve Small is ju st about always where the action is—w hether business m achine or baton.
Chemicals, electrons, form ulas, pro g ram s-H aro ld T andy is in his th ird heaven with all of them .
Ask Mike W esterfield w hat a W ordsworth and h e’ll tell you.
Registrars & Admissions
In addition to being secretary to the Dean, y o u ’ll see Janet N ixon doing chapel checking. K athryn Kirk (standing) is secretary to the Registrar.
Sandra Small is actually secretary to the President.
Steve E ckm an is YC’s forw ard looking D irector o f Admissions.
Shirley Bradley, Admissions secretary, is one of the first to m eet stu dents.
Roy and Carey Beck are b o th in Admissions, she as a secretary and he as an admis sions counselor and director o f the musical group called ‘Friends’.
Roger D unham , admissions coun selor, covers m any miles recruiting fo r YC.
Development & Alumni
Phyllis Mackey is secretary to Vice-President Alley, and Carm etta Francis co ordinates activities of Helping-Hands, a w om en’s auxiliary.
Bill R athe is D irector o f Deferred Giving at YC.
John T h o rn to n joined YC this year as a Field Representative.
Secretary o f A lum ni Affairs is Ila Key.
K athy Merches (left) is an office m achine operator and secretary, and Judy Kok does secretarial w ork in Developm ent.
Linda T reat does secretarial w ork for b o th Mr. R athe and Mr. Hawley.
Library
Business Office
Gerry N ixon, another returned alum nus o f Y ork College, w orked on balance and con trol in m onetary m atters this year. A jo b well done.
Pam White takes care o f countless details in the business office.
Rosa Wagner double-checks the check to m ake sure it checks a g ain st-aw !
T hat genial voice a t the YC sw itchboard belongs to Sue Boggs. She n o t only has to be able to handle calls b u t lots o f stu d en t requests too.
B ookkeeper N orm a Keldsen also makes “ R alph” earn his board ‘n ’ keep.
Cafeteria
A nna Hoover does her jo b in the YC kitchen.
You can always expect a friendly smile from W anda Hoover.
As cafeteria m anager, Effendi Daodsjah finds th at students like to eat seven days a week. Vying for some o f his tim e are Sherri and Rosanna.
Marie Barber’s experience conies in handy in food preparations.
Every cafeteria needs a strong m an w ith a ready smile and a willing hand. A t YC it’s D ean Vaughn, a Y ork graduate.
Laveta Ceveca is also an im portant m em ber o f the cafeteria staff.
Buildings & Grounds
R u th Clow helps keep things ship足 shape in McCloud Hall.
Wilma Haines divides her tim e betw een H ulitt and Levitt Library.
Vance Law, as superintendent o f buildings and grounds, is always on the go.
Dave and Nellie R eppart bring a lo t o f w arm th and friendliness to YC; he in caring for Freem an C enter and she in directing the student workers.
Evan Myers keeps his w atchful eye on McGehee Hall and its needs,
A m an has to be versatile to do the w ork Mike Brown is called on to do.
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Vital Services
W anda Law supervises food and other services in the S tudent Cen足 ter.
B etty Nossaman helps o u t behind the counter at the S tudent Center.
K athy V oy serves o u t the goodies in the evening at the S tu d en t Cen足 ter.
Bruce T andy manages the A-V de足 p artm ent; he also develops m any pictures.
Cap V eteto runs through th e gears on Big Charlie lots o f tim es each year.
Som ehow Mrs. Alley gets it in the right box, correct address or not.
W hether you need six textbooks or ju st the right card, one o f these ladies will help you. From left: R u th H um phrey, Madge Miller, Dixie Reicheneker, and Debbie Pappas.
Dorm Supervisors
Bob and B etty Nossaman look after the male residents at Thom as Hall, having been m om and pop to lots o f YC m en. Sons R ob (left) and Doug are shown.
In addition to o ther responsibilities, Terry and Jo Kite supervised Beacon Hill apart m ents. Sons Derek and Jason can often be seen w ith m om and pop around th e campus.
Larry and Brenda G riffith are learning to grab any q uiet m om ents th a t com e along in their first year as dorm supervisors in M iddlebrook Hall.
If you said “ Mama T ” to hundreds of female YC alum ni th e y ’d know im m edi ately you were speaking o f Alice Thayer, dorm m other a t McCloud Hall. In spite . of her big responsibilities, Mama T finds tim e for quilting.
Dedication
e could bring ud Tennyson
Living in an age where 6ne o finds harsliness before love, inst bility before stability aaqdrresp ibility before responsibility, one finds himself in a continuous se; for leaders who exhibit traits w< thy o f em ulation. In you, we ha discovered these traits. You hay shown us love ariiijrn^erstahdih
:ohfusion. Your dec
srvice to the Lord has given us an xaniple o f responsible dedication :i our purpose on earth. Yes, you ave been more than a coach, a can. a teacher, a frjerid or a leader ou have been a lesson in living. :or this reason, we. the students at 'ork College, dedicate the 1976 fruiader to
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1JO H N D E N V E R
Sliding right into the m idst o f club activities are Lambic officers, (from left) Sue Lowry, athletic director; Pam Hudson, treasurer; Vanessa Sperry, historian; Laurie F outch, secretary; Cherri Dunagan, president; Cindy Martin, dcvo chairm an; R obyn Melville, vice president (seated).
Sharon Westerfield and K athryn K irk do their part well in cultivating the won足 derful Lam bie sp irit.
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Watching over his flock o f little Iambics is Nu Lambda Chi Beau T om Kinney.
Nu Lambda Chi
TRONT (L eft to Right); Robyn Melville, Pam Hudson, Tom Kinney, Sue Lowry, Patty Powers, Cherri Dunagan, K aren MacKay Karen Mimms, Cindy M artin, Dee Mills, Debbie Stockburgcr, Paula Sheldon, Diana R obertson, Kelly W hittiker, Cindy Scofield ’ R honda Rose Laurie I'outch, Jennifer McClellan, Joyce White, Jaym a W hite, Sheila Dalton, Audrey Kok, Karen K auffm an, Laurie Kochi, Cheryl Alcorn, Vanessa Sperry. 35
Koinonia
FIRST ROW (L eft to Right): Abdul O thm an, Cindy Halstead, Dana Taliaferro; ROW 2: Lowell Anderson, Dave Nossaman, Greg Duncan, Larry Fogle, Gabriel N tntgka; ROW 3: Benedict Fzcokoli, Dave Magner, Kevin Blake, Darren Neal, Byum Soo Kim, Jeff Nading, Am ie Klemm; ROW 4: Jerry Cappcl, Dennis [Aw ards, Rick Brown, K enneth Chee, Je ff Russell, Bill Clark, Mike Becker, Mike T hom as; N ot Pictured: Steve Chesley, Danny Wick.
Koino nia Sw eetheart C indy Halstead adds a little b it o f swing to the club.
The officers of the Koinonia Club keep things putting right along. (Standing le ft), Greg Duncan, vice president; Bill C lark , secretary; Dana Ta lia fe rro , president; Dennis Edwards, athletic director; A m ie Klem m , treasurer; (sitting) Je rry Cappel, devo chair足 man.
Taking a break to discuss the activities o f the Koinonia C lub are sponsors Mike Lew is and E ffc n d i Daoedsjah.
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Pausing in their clim b to success are Kappa officers Sharon Easterly, (Standing) athletic director; and from right, Karen Zehner, courtesy chairm an; Deann Butterfield , secretary/treasurer; Deb Luadzers, president. Not pictured: Deb Arm strong, vice president; Deb Pierce, devo chairm an; Angie Koehler and Pam Loutzenhiser, reporter/historian.
Finding it hard to keep those Kappa women out o f his mind is K appa Beau Greg Duncan.
R uth Hum phrey and Shelia Tandy, Kappa sponsors, say the girls are always full o f pleasant surprises.
Kappa Kappa Kappa
FRO NT (L eft to R ight); Debbie Graham , Sharon Manchester, Ann C urty, Deb Luadzers, Greg Duncan, Diana E lw ood, Rene Poland, Sheryl Jam es, Sue Voights, Pam Loutzenhiser, Becky Gilfilen, Valerie Moses, Cindy Owens, Cindy Cross, Nancy Im hoff, Dolly Willis, Judy Larson, Deann Butterfield, Sharon Easterly, Brenda Baxter, Glenda Hardm an, Gloria Enloe, Eloise Harris, Karen R ettig, and Karen Zchner. 39
Frater Sodalis
FRO N T (L eft to R ight): Kim Matkins, Sue Lowry, Dave Grimes, Barry Bergsten, A fif Sakas, R on Mehlburg, Jed Sm ith, Joe Waggoner, M att Jackson, Tom Kinney, A ndy Bradley, Troy R inard, Jerry P ruitt, Carl Chaffin, R on Sum m ers, Lee Brown, Jerry Wheeler, Crawford Nwosu; N ot Pictured: Steve Matkins, Eric Arm strong, Dick Jernigan, Rocky Tay, Mike Graham , Mark Hamm, Pat Millican, and Mark Rodriguez. 40
Bracing up the leadership o f the Fraters are (top) Dave Grimes, president; Kim Matkins, vice president; (b o tto m ) A ndy Bradley, secretary;T om K inney, devo chairm an; Jerry P ruitt, treasurer. N ot pictured, Mark Hamm, athletic director.
Fulfilling the requirem ents to be a Frater Sw eetheart, Sue Lowry climbs a tree to m aintain the m inim um height of 5 ’6 � .
Questioning w hether there really is a Frater A braham , sponsor, Bob S cott decides to dig deeper into the m atter. N ot pictured, Roy Beck.
Boosting the G atas are Carol R athe and Carmen Lewis, while Sam antha adds the extra touch o f sparkle to the year.
Leland Brown stretches him self o u t for the G ata girls.
Gata officers “up a stum p� (from bottom , clockwise) M argarett Orr, devo chairm an; Deb McBurney, treasurer; Nancy Dillon, vice president; Lorie Russell, athletic director; Sherry Walling, historian; P atty Persinger, secretary; Martha A m burn, president. 42
Gata
FRO N T (L eft to R ight); Martha A m burn, Leland Brown, Nancy Dillon, Bobbijo Fraser, P atti Persinger, M argarett Orr, Lorie Russell, Susan Boles, Deb McBurney, Barb Shackelford, Sherry Walling, Elizabeth Lai, Laurie Charleston, Cindy H enderson, C indy Halstead, Barb Haynie, JoA nn Glessner, Linda Jenkins, Kim McGowan, Debbie W olverton, Bev Thom pson, Lois Foltz, Terez Pem berton; N ot Pictured: Joyce Alilionwu, Bonnie Mingle, Colette B urkhalter, and Debbie Pappas. 43
Sigma Tau
FR O N T (L eft to R ight); Larry Nossaman, Donna Jo Leonard, Greg Ziegler, Mark Williams, Tim Mayfield, Samuel O konkw o, Randy Ervin, Chris Chima, Dale Lukcr, Larry Sullivan, Abel Sanchez, Steve Bcldcn, Tim Halstead, Richard G ray, H ubert Ezeofor, Bruce McGee, Randy McCutchen, Mark W hitliker, Darrel Vanhooser, Jim Moore, Dave Krckel; N ot Pictured; Thang Huy Pham, Dung Van Nguyen, Louie Vcscl, Jim Crider, Dennis Lynn, Nghicp Duy Huynh, Marks Lanham , and Allan Collins. 44
C om pleting ten years as sponsors o f the Sig Tau Club are Elm er Baker and Herman Barnett.
Thinking o f her Sig Tau m en gives Sw eet足 heart Donna Jo L eonard a peaceful, easy feeling.
Bridging the Sig Tau Club are (from top), officers Larry Nossaman, president: Greg Ziegler, vice president; R andy Ervin, secretary; Steve Belden, treasurer.
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Delta sponsors Wylene Baker and LaRee E ckm an fire up the Deltas w ith enthusiasm and encouragem ent.
Beau Noss gets high over his Delta women.
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A peaceful Sunday afternoon is spent in the park by Delta officers Dena Wright, secretary; Sharon W hitm ire, historian; R uth Kelley, vice president; Nancie Magnusson, president; Sue Horsm an, devo chairm an; Peggy U pton, reporter; Shelly Sikes, athletic director. 46
Delta Chi Alpha
FRONT (Left to R ight); Nancy Magnusson, Larry Nossaman, R uth Kelley, Lllcn McClurg, Mary Jane Rhoads, Judy Dean, Shelly Sikes, Mary Herron, Kathy Lundgren, Sherry Frederick, Dcna Wright, Linda Boltc, Monica Chan, LeAnn Schnathorst, Angie Week, Barb Boyle, Holley Mize, Pam W csterficld, Susan Barber, Peggy U pton, J o Dale T horson, Joyce Kelley, Sharon W hitm ire, Judy Browder, Nan Eckstein, Sue Horsm an, Shelly Miller, Charlene Buxton, Debra R ubart. 47
Kyodai
FRO N T (L eft to R ight); Johnny C han, R obert H unt, Scott Bunger, Vic Akers, Steve Owens, R andy Jordan, KYODAI COYOTE, Bill Moore, Cindy Marlin, David Owens, Dale Bunce, Dennis McLotid, Peter Yu, J o h n Hess, Kenny Keeler, Chris R obbins, Dan Gee, T erry B onnett, Mark Williams, J e ff Bright, Paul Pierce, Jo h n Elkins, Joe Lofgrcn, Banny l ay, Jam es Lee. 48
The actively involved sponsors W oody Kirk and Harold Tandy take a m inute from classes to discuss the projects o f the Kyodai Club.
Sw eetheart Cindy Martin finds pleasure in serving her K yodai men.
Standing ready to keep the club in line are Dave Owens, president; V ic A kers, vice president; Bill Moore, treasurer. Not pictured are: Allen French, secretary; Joe A tw ood, devo chairm an; Joe Lofgren, athletic director.
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Up a creek w ith o u t a paddle is n o t the usual predicam ent for Beta officers Debbie R hodes, president; Pam Eckstein, vice president; Mary Kay Pounds, sec足 retary; Mickey Newm an, devo chair足 m an; Lisa Rhodes, historian; Vicki Aspey, treasurer; Melanie Leopard, athletic director.
Taking a m inute o u t o f the hectic pace, Greg Ziegler, Beta Beau, m editates on his luscious Beta wom en.
Pat Sikes joined veteran sponsor Deena Tandy this year to give guidance and inspiration to the Betas.
Beta Beta Sigma
FRONT (L eft to Right); Cathy Card, Cathy V aw ter, Helen F ord, Donna Jo L eonard, Melanie Leopard, Mary Kay Pounds, Vicki Aspey, Mary F raunhoff, Mary Gilliland, Janet Anglin, Deb Rhodes, Greg Ziegler, Pam Eckstein, Brenda Rcicheneker, Mickey New man, Ginger Forney, Lisa Rhodes, Shawna Sikes, Sue Y arbrough, Pam Metcalf, Audrey Banten, Marie Lam bert, Lois T ow ell, Kay Howe, Traci H andy; N ot Pictured: Shannon S co tt, Dixie Harrison, P atty Voylcs, Helen W ilmeth, Ginger Chastain, Cindy Howard.
Alpha Chi Epsilon
FR O N T (L eft to R ight); Steve Batten, Jack Hoagland, Stan Gray, Kenny Wu, S tuart Sherlock, Shelly Sikes, Jack Strong, Randy Frank, Clyde Langston, Don Bahler, Kelly Conrad, Dave Yarbrough, Rich Edwards, Stephen Y uen, Dan Felton, Neil M iddleton, Eugene E zeofor, Zayne Larsen, Kirby F ranklin, Randy K itchens, Dave A rterburn, Fritz Scharrer; N ot Pictured: Larry Lam , and Donnie Sitton.
Is this the usual predicam ent, up a creek w ithout a creek, for Axe officers (front), Dan F elto n , vice-president; Jack Hoagland, president; Jack Strong, athletic director; D on Bahler, secretary/treasurer; Rich Edwards, devo chairman.
Axe club added a touch o f charm and friendliness w hen it chose Shelly Sikes as Club sw eetheart.
Terry Kite and Bob Nossaman, A xe sponsors, discuss the agenda o f a m eeting.
Initiation Club initiation started early on the tennis courts with calisthenics. The boys were singing about being raindrops and kangaroos. They were sitting on buckets trying to lay eggs and shooting down air planes. They passionately kissed trees and light posts. The girls were throwing temper tantrums and flirting with guys so they could fill up their date books. They look back now and laugh at all the humiliating things they had to do and realize that they love everyone anyway.
Som eone tell K yodai John and R andy and Delta Ellen and Deb only hens lay eggs.
Lisa and C athy are experim enting w ith a new beauty lo tio n called Eau de E arth.
“I’ll carry your tray, ANYTHING but, please, give me back m y ru b b er duck-
Jerry is trying to convince Karen th a t the food isn’t th a t b a d - “ ask E ffendi!’
Modeling the new autumn fashions of YC is Gorgeous Gata Linda Jenkins.
Don't you guys realize we DO have girls on campus!
YC food is so tasty Doris has to chain it to herself so no one will snitch it.
“ I will never go on a date. I will never m arry. I will always stay in my room ’cause *POOF* I ’ m a fairy.
Inter Club Council
Standing left: Larry Nossaman, Dana Taliaferro, Dave Grimes, Dave Owens, Jack Hoagland; sitting: Martha A m burn, Chcrri Dunagan, Debbie Luadzers, Nancie Mag足 nusson, and Deb Rhodes.
Mike W esterfield was chosen to head the Inter Club Council as sponsor.
This year Tim Halstead, vice president o f S.A., was head o f the ICC while Sue Horsman was selected to be their secretary.
While the Inter Club Council is not a legislative group, its work o f co-ordinating the numerous club activities is vital. ICC provides a cohesion for the clubs and offers a means o f expression for all. The membership o f the council is com 足 posed o f the ten social club presi足 dents.
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Student Association
Sophom ore President Joe A tw ood and Frosh President Mark W hittiker: “ It’s a bird! It’s a plane! I t’s Super Dean!..
Dean Roger Hawley does do super job as SA sponsor.
SA cont’d
SA is starting a trad itio n this year. Billy Chan is YC’s first International R epresenta tives.
Som etim es a solution can be found for a problem if i t ’s viewed from a different perspective. Freshm en rep Holly Mize and Sophom ore reps Deb Luadzers and Greg Ziegler find this true in SA m eetings. N ot Pictured: Joe Waggoner.
Spiritual Life Chairm an Dave Owens and Day Student Representative Russell Scott are o u t looking-for a new fir. ‘W onder who the lucky girl will b e?!’ 58
Phi Theta Kappa Vice-President A inie Klemm, Treasurer Sharon Easterly, and President Bev T hom p son exem plify the Phi T heta K appa sym bols: wisdom , aspiration and purity.
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Dr. R obert S cott, alias “ th e Wizard o f Phi” , guides th e club in their scholastic achievem ent th ro u g h o u t th e year.
F ro n t to back and left to right: Sherry Frederick, Bev T hom pson, R ene Poland, Dave Nossaman, Ann C urty, Ellen McClurg, Judy Browder, Deb Pierce, Marvin Hall, Ginger Forney, Deb R hodes, Joe A tw ood, Larry Nossaman, Sharon E asterly, Nancy Dillon, Shawna Sikes, Charlene B uxton, A m ie Klemm, Russell S cott, D erryl Mor gan, Steve Belden, Cindy Halstead, D ebbie R ubart, Elizabeth Lai, and Debbie Stockburger. N ot Pictured: Francis Blanchard.
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SPOKESMAN The SPOKESMAN Staff has re ally kept YC informed about cur rent events on campus as well as York, Nebraska, and the world. Many times they have predicted campus attractions along with in forming the public about things
which they should be concerned. This class in publications has been learning the many “ins” and “outs” o f a newspaper. We commend the SPOKESMAN S taff for their blunt ness and refreshing appeal.
“Is this your life, Mike Lewis?” ask SPOKESMAN S taff Je ff Nading, Dee Mills, K athy Burr, Dave Magnet, Larry Nossaman, Dave Nossam an, Jerry Cappel, Bill M oore, Stan G ray, and T om Kinney.
E ditor Larry Nossaman pauses for a m om ent betw een scoops.
M om entarily distracted from p u t ting the finishing touches on an article is Sponsor Mike Lewis.
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CRUSADER
E d it o r .........................Mary Kay Pounds A ssista n t..................................Kay Rows F a c u lt y ........................... Vanessa Sperry A ctiv itie s....................Mary Kay Pounds C lu b s......................................... Kay Rowe S p o r ts ...................................Dan Felton Honors ................................Kathy Burr C lasses Liz Forney Ads Lois Towell Student D ir e c to r y Jayma White
CRUSADER Staff: Dan F elton, K athy Burr, Vanessa Sperry, Mary Kay Pounds, Kay Rowe, Lois Towell and Jaym a W hite. N ot pictured is Liz Forney.
On a chilly afternoon in the park, sponsors Bruce T andy and Bob Law rence discuss the layouts for the CRUSADER.
E ditor Mary Kay Pounds zoom s into action . . . slowly.
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The Music Department presents
THE MIKADO
“ A m ore hum ane M ikado never Did in Japan exist, To nobody second I’m certainly reck oned A true philanthropist.”
“Do ye your w orst, m y vengeance-call Shall rise trium phant over all!”
“If y ou w ant to know who we are, We are the gentlem en o f Japan.”
“O h, faithless one, this insult you shall rue! In vain for m ercy on your knees y o u ’ll sue.”
“Will I kiss you fondly thus . . . This is w hat I’ll never d o .”
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“ Oh, never shall I F orget the cry, Or th e shriek th a t shrieked h e, As I gnashed m y te e th , When from its sheath I drew m y snickersnee.”
“ A rt and natu re, thus allied, Go to m ake a p re tty brid e.”
CAST
KoKo: “ H ate you? Oh, Katisha! is there n o t b eauty even in bloodthirstiness?”
N anki-Poo............................................Son o f the Mikado, disguised as a musician LARRY GRIFFITH P ish -T u sh .................................................................................................... A Noble Lord LARRY SULLIVAN P o o h -B a h ..................................................................................... Lord High Everything JERRY CAPPEL K o-K o.......................................................................................... Lord High Executioner BILL CLARK Yum -Yum ..................................................................................................Ward o f Ko-Ko DOROTHY INLOES Pitti-Sing..........................................................................................* ...................................... Schoolgirl d e b McBu r n e y Peep-Bo.................................................................................................................Schoolgirl BECKY GILFILEN K a tish a ........................................................ An elderly lady, in love with Nanki-Poo KAREN MACKAY M ik a d o................................................................................................. Emperor o f Japan LARRY NOSSAMAN
CHORUS PERSONNEL Mickey Newman, Shelly Miller, Sherry Frederick, Lisa Rhodes, Martha Amburn, Janet Anglin, Candy Gronberg, Nancy Dillon, Rich Edwards, Russell Scott, Randy McCutchen, Larry Fogle, D on Bahler, Dave Nossaman, Larry Nossaman.
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THE SUNSHINE BOYS
CAST WILLIE C L A R K ...................... Pat Millican BEN S IL V E R M A N AL LEWIS
Tim Mayfield
........................... Joe Waggoner
EDDIE ...................... ; .............. Dan Felton DIR EC TO R .............................. Steve Lomax PATIENT
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Randy Kitchens
REGISTERED NURSE . . . . Holley Mize
The golden age o f com edy reached its zenith during a fabulous and glorious era known as Vaudeville . . . Fanny Brice, W.C. Fields, Eddie Cantor, Ed Wynn, Will Rogers and a host o f other greats fill its Hall o f Fame . . . There are two other names that belong on this list, but they can never be listed separately.. . They are more than a team. . . They are two comic shining lights that beam as one. . . For Lewis without Clark is like laughter with out joy. . . When these two greats retired, a com ic style disappeared from the American scene that will never see its like again .. . Here then in a sketch taped nearly eleven years ago on the Ed Sulli van show are Lewis and Clark in their classic scene, “The Doctor Will See You No w” . . . THE SUNSHINE BOYS
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“You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown”
“ Y ou’re a good m an, Charlie B ro w n ,. . .k in d .. .in n o c e n t.. .loyal and m ost o f a ll dull, wishy-washy, aw kw ard, and sh y .”
I pledge. . .w ith liberty and justice for all. Amen!
“Look! Snoopy caught a fly ball!’
“I sure wish th a t little redheaded girl w ould com e and sit by m e.”
To show their appreciation to wards the supporters o f the Dra matis a production o f Charlie Brown was presented to the com munity. The admission for this play was food item s which were then donated to the Cornhusker Children’s Home.
“ Linus, give me th a t b lan k e t right now! Are you trying to em barrass me in fro n t o f all m y friends?”
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“ H ere—Jesus loves y o u !” Showing Christ through their skits are (top to b o tto m ) Dave Nossaman, Dave Magner, Eloise Harris, Tim Mayfield, Bev T hom pson, Mike Lewis and Dave A rterburn.
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Dramatis Personnae r..*»»**» £ * 3 Mike Lewis, sponsor, com m ends Terez Pem berton on her perform ance during the Charlie Brown play.
Individuals can accom plish great things if they work together. The D ram atis working together are (top to bo tto m ) Bev T hom p son, Dixie Harrison, Eloise Harris, V alerie Moses, Tim Mayfield, Ellen McClurg, Cherri Dunagan, Holley Mize, Dave Magner, Dan Felton, Joe Lofgren, Steve Lom ax, R andy K itchens, Joe Waggoner, Dave Nossaman, R ick Brown, and Dave A rterburn.
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A Cappella Chorus
FRO N T: D orothy Inloes, M argaiett Orr, Janet Anglin, Bonnie Mingle, Cindy Martin, R uth Poland, Valerie Moses, Deb McBurney, Pam Loutzenhiser, Nancy Im hoff, Pam Westerficld, Shelly Sikes, Sherry Frederick, Karen McKay, Diana R obertson, Nancic Magnusson, Becky Gilfilen; ROW 2: Judith C urty, Susan Barber, Jo Dale T horson, Judy Dean, Audrey B anton, Lisa Rhodes, Mickey Newm an, G lenda Hardm an, Barb Shacklford, Martha Am burn, Bev T hom pson, Denise G riffen, Candy G rom berg, Deb Pierce, R honda Rose, Nancy Dillon, Deann B utterfield; ROW 3: Mark Williams, Dave Owens, Joe A tw ood, Larry Sullivan, Rich Edwards, Am ie Klemm, Deb Rhodes, Deb Stockburger, Sharon Easterly, Donna Jo Leonard, Shawna Sikes, Dave A rterburn, Dave Krekel, Don Bahler, Dave Nossaman, Vic Akers, A ndy Bradley; ROW 4: Jack Hoagland, Tom Kinney, Bill Clark, Joe Waggoner, Larry Fogle, Leland Brown, Je ff Russell, Rick Brown, M att Jackson, Rusell Scott, Larry Nossaman, Greg Anderson, Phil Mitchell, Dennis L ynn, R andy Kitchens, Jerry Cappel, Steve Belden.
As chorus president, Bill Clark’s in terest was in the group’s unity.
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As chorus director, Larry G riffith com bines personal touch and professional ability in a pleasing blend.
Friends
In a restive m om ent betw een practices and travels, (left to right) Leland Brown, Rick Brown and Dennis Lynn paused for this picture.
East Hill Minstrels
The East Hill Minstrels travel in the di rection o f all four winds. One o f the m ost exciting winds blew th em up to Canada. This year’s M instrels were (top to b o tto m ) Pam W esterfield, Larry Sul livan, Shelly Sikes, Don Bahler, Cindy Martin, R andy K itchens, Ju d y Dean, Tom Kinney, and D onna Jo Leonard.
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Mission Studies
Alex H um phrey and Bob Lawrence spend m any hours in preparation for the m axi足 m um effectiveness o f Mission Studies.
This is a typical group o f those w ho desired to leaxn m ore a bout the L ord and His w ork in mission fields here and abroad.
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One o f the jobs o f C oordinator Joe A tw ood was to provide guest speak足 ers for MS.
Devos
No m atter how heavy the study load, m any students were always willing to devote tim e to share the L ord w ith each other.
Jesus is truly Lord. Many YC students com e to devos for m any reasons, m ainly to give and receive encouragem ent to live daily for Jesus.
If G od is not real, nothing matters, If G od is real, The devos were a success due to the planning o f Chairm an Dave Owens.
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Master’s Apprentice Program . The MAP program is a rigorous one spiritually. Only the sincerely dedicated ones receive an assign ment. Parts o f the program are sim ulated here.
A faculty m em ber interviews his stu d e n t to find w hat their interests are tow ard the MAP program .
A fter m uch testing a n d interviewing, th e candidates progress to reading and discus sing “ Have We No R ight?”
A fter receiving their assignm ents, th ey begin to raise support from fam ily, friends, and the church.
The MAP Com m ittee have the hard task The com m ittee is very diligent in trainit’s similar to the m ethod G od used w ith Com m ittee m em bers are (left to right) Sheldon, Millard Key, Jim Anderson,
The candidates receive an invitation to m eet in th e church basem ent for orientation.
The interested candidates are re quired to w rite their autobiogra phies.
Late in the year, candidates re p o rt on their assignm ents and the type o f w ork they will be doing.
of selecting apprentices for th e Master, ing them after their selection. In a way Gideon and his 300 m en. This MAP Charles W hite, Roger Hawley, Margaret Alex H um phrey, and W oody Kirk.
Finally—you are ordained to be an apprentice for a sum m er, a one-year program or a tw o-year program overseas.
Up from the ro o ts o f this new literary club are (left to right) Diana Elw ood, Dave Nossaman, Sherry Walling, Karen MacKay, Joe Waggoner, Joyce Kelley, Johnnie George, Cindy Halstead, and Pat Millican.
Promethians The purposes o f the Promethians are: to provide cultural stimulation on the campus; to encourage creative and critical writing; to provide a learning situation through seminars and workshops; to sponsor the York College Crea足 tive Writing Contest; to publish student work.
Stim ulating the creative writing on YC cam pus is sponsor Mike W esterfield.
Vice-President Dave Nossaman and Secretary Karen MacKay boost President Joe Waggoner throughout the year.
Competition
A LU M N U S FO O T B A LL F o r when the One Great Sco rer com es To write against your name, H e w rites— not that you won or lost — But how you played the game. G R A N T L A N D R IC E 75
Soccer
Back left to right: Coach Small, Jett Russell, Larry Nossaman, Dale Bunce, Kim M atkins, F ritz Scharrer, R andy Stinchfield, Steve Matkins, Loyal Lawrence, Mike Q ubty, Paul Pierce. Middle: Dave Nossaman, Steve Shultz, Dave Grimes, T erry K rum rei, R on Mehlberg, Jerry P ru itt, Mark Hamm, Mark R odriquez, Dave Owens. F ro n t: Steve Owens, Dan F elton, Dennis Edwards, Jack Hougland, Joe A tw ood, R ocky Tay, Kenny Wu, Eric A rm strong, Byum Su Kim. N ot pictured: Banny Tay, Stan G ray, Assistant Coach Harold T andy.
Steve Shultz strikes a pose for a kick pow erful enough to send the ball all the way dow n the field.
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M ark Hamm guides th e ball along until he finds an advantageous m o足 m ent to strike.
A frequent soccer referee fo r YC was G unther Kruse, a YC graduate.
Jerry and Ron, all together now at the count o f three! One, tw o . . .
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IN I T S F IR S T Y E A R
Volleyball York College has always had an intercollegiate athletic team o f men. However, a new trend has been set. This year for the first time YC has an intercollegiate team for women. Their medium is volleyball. This YC volleyball team is to be commended for their sportsman ship especially as a first year team.
Som ething raises the eyebrow s o f Helen F o rd and Mike Lewis.
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YC’s first volleyball team : Judy Trapp, Jaym a White, Joyce W hite, Mike Lewis, Eloise Harris, Cheryl Alcorn, Helen Ford, Deb Arm strong, Pam Eckstein, C olette B urkhalter and R uth Kelley.
Karen K auffm an readies a set-up while Deb A rm strong looks on.
Coach Mike Lewis huddles the team for some helpful pointers.
Eloise Harris watches intently as her team m ate prepares to serve.
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Basketball
L eft to right: R ex Radcliff, Marks Lanham , Jim Moore, D arrel V anhooser, Dick Jernigan, Neil M iddleton, Carl Chaffin, Jam ey Pankoke, Je ff Johnson, A. Stevenson, Derryl M organ and Coach Simpson.
R ex R adcliff stretches his lingers their lim it to get a grip on th e ball.
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Straining for tw o points is Dick Jernigan.
Neil M iddleton is playing “belly b u t to n to belly b u tto n ” to grasp the Panthers’ ball.
T he Panthers tense before springing in to action as Marks Lanhatn leaps intd the air to tip the ball in their favor.
Panther Jam ey Pankoke threatens th e o pponent w ith fierce looks as team m ate Je ff Johnson rushes to the rescue.
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Pep Band
Members include: Susan Barber, Patti Peters, Diana E lw ood, Steve B atten, Sherry Frederick, Karen Rettig, Jennifer R ay, Patti B onnett, Larry Meissner, D ot Inloes, Greg A nderson, Bill Clark, R obert H unt, A m ie Klemm, Joe Waggoner, Mike Becker, Dave A rterbum , Russell Scott, Mike Thom as, Glenda H ardm an, Don Bahler, Larry Fogle, Susan Boles, Lois F oltz, Dennis M cLoud, Jerry Cappel, Vicki Aspey, Jim Ferguson, and Kevin Blake.
and the DYNAMIC STEVE SMALL
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Two o f the new activities for this year were th e rope jum ping and “u p ” contests. Women winners: Sue, Ju d y , Marie and Nan.
Lisa and Greg w on m ixed doubles horseshoes playing “ 21 or b u st” .
Always a popular sport in intram urals is flag football. E xcitem ent is generated by b o th the cheering crow d and team m ates.
The w om en’s cross-country race is a one-mile endurance test. Take y our tim e, b u t hurry! One, tw o, th ree, *BANG*.
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In the lead, Terez Pem berton sprints for the tape and wins.
Intramurals “To be able to fill leisure time intelligently” seemed to be the objective for the intramural program this year. Intramural Director Steve Sikes fulfilled this objective by remodeling the old program and adding zest to it. Thus, more students participated in varied areas than ever before. The program was expanded to include individual, sports skills, and co-ed activities in addition to the traditional team activities. It was so “designed to give ALL students an opportunity to participate in a variety o f recreational activities” . Trophies were awarded to the winners in individual feats and to all the winning teammates. Points were given for participation and placing in an event or sport. At the end o f the year, the three highest point accumulators in men’s and w om en’s activities were awarded letter jackets and sweaters, respec tively.
Jaym a W hite m astered th e PingPong tournam ent.
Intram urals didn’t stop w hen the w eather got bad, it w ent inside. Volleyball was a favorite indoor sport for the m en.
The w om en d idn’t le t the m en m onop olize all the fu n ; th ey joined right in.
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RA s What are Resident Assistants? They arc sincere individuals who want to help students find answers to their questions, but RAs also want to share in laughter, pranks, and the love they have found In Christ Jesus. Each one is a dependable, re sponsible, and Christ-like individual. They work hard to create and strengthen cohesion between the faculty and students. Deans Jo Kite and Roger Hawley plan activities to strengthen the bond between the RAs. These out ings provide opportunities to in crease their knowledge, and help solve some o f their problems to gether. Also, the RAs attend weekly classes to help them to better under stand people so that they can con tinue to give their best services. NOTICE TO PARENTS: Do not jump to conclusions about these pictures. They are not really break ing the rules, but only demonstrat ing broken rules!
“ B oth o f us were so sure that the d o o r led outsid e-so m eh o w .”
“ - B u t Mama T , I ’m n o t trying to sneak o u t! I'm trying to get back in."
"N o! T h a i’s not my mascara!”
"A lien, I told you the first place they w ould look would be under the bed.”
“ L et’s see. We haven’t tried escape plan No. 105 in a long tim e. Oh, hello Mr. G riffith.”
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Homecoming 1975
Gatas and Sig Tau light the way for H om ecom ing Queen Deb Luadzers w ho is > escorted by Dave Grimes.
Thursday, October 23, 1975, the homecom ing ceremony took place in the Freeman Center during chapel. The ceremony was sponsored by the Sigma Tau and Gatas. They participated by forming two lines and holding candles for the candi dates Deb Luadzers, Ginger Forney, Cathy Vawter, and Helen Williams, last year’s Queen to walk through with their escorts. Helen relinquished her crown to Coach Dave Simpson who crowned Deb Luadzers as the new 1976 Homecoming Queen.
Hom ecom ing C andidate Cathy V awter is escorted by Jack Hoagland.
Joe A tw ood is escorting Ginger Forney, a lovely hom ecom ing candidate.
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Family Days III
Presenting the “ Christian Parents o f the Year Award” to Mr. and Mrs. H am m is Vice President Joe Alley.
The crow d watches as awards are presented a t the annual Parents Ap preciation Banquet.
Dan McCaghren proved him self to be a dynam ic com m unicator.
Once again Family Days was a mixture o f wonderful happenings. The YC campus began to buzz furi ously when students were reunited with their families and friends. On the morning o f October 25th, many people began browsing through the traditional Scarecrow Fair. The wares and homemade refreshments were provided by Helping Hands.
Talking on the subject “W here does the Fam ily Begin” is Alex H um phrey.
Throughout the two days many learned speakers including Roger Hawley, Dan McCaghren and Mr. & Mrs. Dave Reppart expounded on “A Family’s Seasons in the Son.” The highlight o f the event was the Parents Appreciation Banquet in which all the parents were honored. Entertainment was pro vided by Friends.
Jerry N ixon, T erry Kite, and Jim Anderson are “ still” at it.
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Mr. & Miss YC
Leadership and Christian service are ju st a couple of the m any things th a t qualified Shelly Sikes and Dave Owens for first runners-up.
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Second runners-up Bonnie Mingle and Joe A tw ood were chosen for their scholastic ability and con trib u tio n to York College.
D on’t stand there y o u guys! Help m e get these fish o u t so we can have a fish-fiy tom orrow n ig h t-a re goldfish edible?
We don’t need a w ater w heel to smash our pennies flat, we have in flation!
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Dr. S cott inspired us by showing us the tim e to live is now .
E ntertainm ent after th e b an q u et was “ Y ou’re a G ood Man, Charlie Brow n” .
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W ho’s Who in American Junior Colleges Each year on the collegiate scene there are students who distinguish themselves among their peers in ex emplary ways. To be included in WHO’S WHO students must exem plify academic excellence, leader ship abilities, and service to the community. At York College the Christian service dimension rounds out the picture. In presenting our WHO’S WHO students this year we have taken a little different approach. We have presented part o f the real-life social situation at York, showing how the dating scene moves from the ritzy to a cheapie. At the beginning o f the year sophomore guys often try to impress the girls as being big spenders. By the end o f the year it’s a different scene.
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Joe A tw ood know s th a t except in the rare m om ents of cash a car is a luxury. Right, Deb Pierce?
GAS MILEAGE: $1.00 Derryl Morgan is trying to convince D on na Jo Leonard th a t it is m ore scenic to walk to th e park.
BODY ENERGY: $.00
On th e agenda for tonight is a movie. Here we have Steve Belden paying for his date Sue Horsman.
MOVIE TICKETS: $4.00 Larry Nossaman explains to Deb Luad zers how econom ical it is to w atch a movie a t hom e.
TELEVISION SEATS: $.00
Deb Rhodes agrees w ith Tim Halstead th at no one can sit through a movie w ithout popcorn or a coke.
No evening is com plete w ith o u t stopping at Chances “ R ” . Arnie Klemm orders a steak and Bev T hom pson, shrim p.
Dennis L ynn reassures Cindy Halstead th a t there is enough m oney left over for a binge next w eekend.
POPCORN AND COKES: $1.20
RESTAURANT DINNER: $11.98
GRAND TOTAL SPENT: $18.18
During a com m ercial Dave Owens buys a candy bar from th e vending m achine for Ginger Forney.
Russell S cott only has enough m oney for one coke a t the Student C enter to share with Sharon Easterly.
Greg Ziegler p o rtray s to us w hat it is like to take his girl o u t a t the end o f the year,
CANDY BAR: $.20
LARGE COKE: $.25
GRAND TOTAL SPENT: $.45
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T he Sophom ore Officers are dem onstrating their ability to w ork together w ithout too m any snags and to have fun while they are doing it. The officers this year are Vice-President Dave Grimes, Secretary-Treasurer R obyn Melville, and President Joe Atwood.
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Kingsley Abengowe
Deb A rm strong
Steve Belden
Terry B onnett
Leland Brown
Job Adu
Vic Akers
M artha A m burn
Vicki Aspey
D on Bahler
Susan Barber
Barry Bergsten
Barb Boyle
S cott Bunger
Kevin Blake
A ndy Bradley
K athy Burr
P atti Persinger B onnett
Judy Browder
Deann B utterflel
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Bill Clark
Judy Dean
Jim Crider
Nancy Dillon
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Cherri Dunagan
When som eone treats another special, th a t som eone gets m ore than she bargains for; such was the case w ith the Gatas and their beau Leland Brown.
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Greg D uncan
Sharon Easterly
Pam Eckstein
Joni Edison
Dennis Edwards
Cindy Halstead
today i am
Rich Edw ards
Dan F elton
Laurie F o u tch
Tim Halstead
Mark Hamm
R andy Ervin
Ginger Forney
Allen French
It’s getting a little deep here. I’m going to have to roll up m y shorts.
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Glenda H aidm an
Pam H udson
Dixie Harrison
R obert H unt
Jack Hoagland
D orothy Inloes
Susan Horsman
M att Jackson
Dick Jernigan
K enny Keeler
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R uth Kelley
Tom Kinney
Angie Koehler
Mike Laureano
Axnie Klemm
D onna Jo Leonard
Laurie Koehl
M iranda Lo
Joe Lofgren
Steve Lomax
Sue Lowry
Thanks to Mr. Sikes’s conditioning class, Joni can hide behind m ost anything!
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Pam Loutzenhiser
Deb Luadzers
Dennis L ynn
Nancie Magnusson
TVCraig Marsh
Cindy Martin
Kim Matkins
Dennis M cLoud
Dee Mills
Hey, w hat’s the big idea! Who pulled the bench o u t from u n  der us!
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Bill Moore
Deb McBurney
R obyn Melville
Karen Mimms
D erryl Morgan
Lariy Nossaman
Dave Owens
M argarett Oir
Debbie Pappas
Jerry Cappel
Deb Pierce
Sandy Lam
Paul Pierce
Mary Kay Pounds
Jerry P ruitt
Deb Rhodes
T roy Rinard
OUTLINE ANYBODY? Mark Rodriguez
Kay Rowe
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Lori Russell
Shelly Sikes
The food is really n o t th a t bad. I t’s ju st th a t m y corset is killing me. LeAnn Schnathorst
Donnie Sitton
Cindy Scofield
Russell Scott
Vanessa Sperry
A tennis w orkout is as strenuous on the body as a H um phrey Bible test is on the m ind.
R andy Stinchfield
You have to take life as it happens, but you should try to make it happen the way you want to take it. A n old German saying Shannon Scott Siebert
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Debbie Stockburger
'Choose Life - only that and always, and at whatever risk. To let life leak out, to let it wear away by the mere passage o f time, to withhold giving it and spreading it is to choose nothing. Jack Strong
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Louie Vesel
Angie Week
Dana Taliaferro
Finally YC students are able to say, “ L ook, M om , n o holes!� Sherry Walling
Bev T hom pson
Jerry Wheeler
Peggy U pton
C athy V awter
I w rote thirteen letters, and it still says EMPTY!
Joyce White
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Greg Ziegler
Not Pictured: Joe A tw ood, France Blanchard, Apolo Kaggwa, Dave Magner, Bonnie Mingle, Jon O’Hara, Banny Tay, Kelly W hittiker.
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Secretary-Treasurer Marie Lam bert, President Mark W hittiker, and Vice-President Tim Mayfield know th a t team w ork will get the jo b done. T hey w orked together throughout the year to accom plish m uch for their class o f which the All School B anquet was the highlight.
Janet Anglin
Michael Becker
Rick Brown
Cathie Card
Cheryl Alcorn
Greg A nderson
Lowell Anderson
Eric A rm strong
Dave A rterburn
Brenda Baxter
Susan Boles
Linda Bolte
Je ff Bright
Dale Bunce
Colette Burkhalter
Charlene B uxton
Carl Chaffin
Monica Chan
Laurie Charleston
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Ginger Chastain
K enneth Chee
Steve Chesley
Joseph Cheung
Each moment of the year has its own beauty. . . a picture which was never seen before and which Chris Chima
shall never be seen again.
Allan Collins
Ralph Waldo Em erson
Ann C urty
Cindy Cross
Nan E ckstein
Jim E lliott
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Cheryl Alcorn looks so d o w n c ast-ju st like a little lost pink carnation Lambie.
Diana Elw ood
Gloria Enloe
John Elkins
Eugene Ezeofor
H ubert Ezeofor
Ben Ezeokoli
Larry Fogle
I Liz Forney
Helen F ord
“O kay, K yodai, try to hatch these eggs.” Bobbijo Fraser
Randall F rank
Real friends are those who, when you’ve made a fo o l o f yourself, don’t feel that you ’ve done a permanent job. Sherry Frederick
Mary F rauenhoff
Dan Gee
Johnnie George
Becky Gilfilin
Mary Gilliland
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JoA nn Glessner
Debra Graham
All the w orld’s a big chocolate pie, and I’m right in the m id dle of it. Richard Gray
Stan Gray
Candy Gronberg
Traci Handy
Eloise Harris
Cindy Henderson
Mary Herron
John Hess
Cindy Howard
Nancy Im h o ff
Sherry James
Sam Hung
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Nghiep H uynh
Barb Haynie
Linda Jenkins
I’ve tried everything. If this doesn’t w ork, I’m going to tu rn in m y m eal ticket. R andy Jordan
Joyce Kelley
Dave Krekel
Clyde Langston
Randy Kitchens
Audrey Kok
Terry Krum rei
E lizabeth Lai
Marie Lam bert
Marks Lanham
Zayne Larsen
Judy Larson
Bom Kim
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Loyal Lawrence
Karen MacKay
Bruce McGee
Melanie L eopard
Jennifer McClellan
Kim McGowan
Dale Luker
K athy Lundgren
Ellen McClurg
Randy M cCutchen
Sharon M anchester
Tim Mayfield
Steve Matkins
R on Mehlberg
Stop laughing, Sharon! This is a serious question: Will you m arry me? Larry Meissner
Pam M etcalf
Neil M iddleton
Jim Moore
Mickey Newm an
Shelly Miller
Pat Millican
Valerie Moses
Darran Neal
Cindy Nielson
Gabriel N m orka
Sam Okonkw o
Cindy Owens
Steve Owens
Greg Mukhalian
Whoever finds the contact will only have to eat one raw egg instead o f five. Terez Pem berton
Thang Pham
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Thi Phan
“This is m y first ballgame. I can’t believe I m ade a hom e ru n !” Rene Poland
Jenifer Ray
Chris R obbins
Debbie R ubart
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Brenda Reicheneker
Diana R obertson
Je ff Russell
Patti Powers
Karen R ettig
Lisa Rhodes
Marilyn Rocchio
R honda Rose
Paula Schalten
Fritz Scharrer
Ged Sm ith
Barb Shackleford
S tuart Sherlock
Almas Stevenson
Larry Sullivan
Jo T horson
Lois Towell
Sue Voights
P atty Voyles
Judy T rapp
Shawna Sikes
R ocky Tay
D arrel Vanhooser
L ookout, Olympics, here I come! Joe Waggoner
Karen Ward
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Pam W esterfield
Mark W. Williams
Jaym a W hite
NOT PICTURED: Joyce Alilionwu Larry Bailey Audrey Banton Stephen B atten Billy Chan Eddy Cheung Kelly Conrad Jacqueline Dickey Charles Eze Kirby Franklin Pat Gilliland Gloria Griffin Marvin Hall Greg Halstead Leung Hung John Kinyon Randy LaFevers James Lee Randy McGinnis Susanna Ng David Nossaman Daniel Nwokoli Crawford Nwosu Jam ey Pankoke Patti Peters Rex Radcliff Doris Richardson Abel Sanchez T onni Scheffler Tom Schrader Leigh Stortz Ron Summers Wah-Kam Tam Mike Thom as Mark W hittiker David Wilkins Michael Yoshita
It’ll never w ork, Charlie Brown. The hole in your glove is as big as the hole in your head!
our lives Dolly Willis
Helen W ilmeth
Debbie W olverton
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Second Sem ester Students
Left to right and fro n t to back: Julie Willits, Bev Cox, Sue Bernt, Ron Gallegos, Jim Ferguson, Dave Sim pson, Johnny Li, Gary Dom ina, Kay Horsm an, Theresa Nw abuzoh, Grace Nwajagu, Daryl Griffin, Shane E yer, Njdeka A nunobi.
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YORK COLLEGE graduates o f 1976 are cordially invited to begin their junior year in college at Lips com b on June 21 for the summer quarter or on Septem ber 21 for the fall quarter, in either o f which you will find the studies you need as a first term junior. Y ou will also find teachers interested in you personally and fellow students waiting to becom e your lifelong friends. Try to arrange a visit to the campus, if y o u possibly can—th at’s the only way really to know what Lipscom b offers you . T he Ad m issions O ffice is open M onday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m .; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .; and Sunday, 1:30 to 4 :3 0 p.m. For free packet o f inform ation, write George E. Walden, Director o f Admissions ATHENS CLAY PULLIAS PRESIDENT WILLARD COLLINS VICE-PRESIDENT
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Student Directory Abengowe, Kingsley York College York, Nebraska 68467
Beck, Carey 223 W. 10th Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Bunger, Scott 6689 S. Lincoln L ittleton, Colorado 80121
Adu, Job 4037 L uke’s Church OBBO Alyegunle V Ilorin Nigeria
Becker, Mike 1501 N. Meridian W ichita, Kansas 67203
B urkhalter, Colette 2914 N. 26th St. Omaha, Nebraska 68111
Belden, Steven Box 213, R.R. 1 Clearwater, Kansas 67026
Burr, Kathy R.R. 1 Kenesaw, Nebraska 68956
Bergsten, Barry 1521 Willow Rd. H utchinson, Kansas 67501
B utterfield, Deann 2605 Brookside Brookfield, W isconsin 53005
Bernt, Susan R oute 3 Y ork, Nebraska 68467
B uxton, Charlene R.R. 1, Box 22 Deer Creek, Oklahom a 74636
Blake, Kevin R.R. 1 Colfax, Iowa 50054
Cain, Konda R.R. 1 Utica, Nebraska
Blanchard, France Bradshaw, Nebraska 68319
Cappel, Jerry 709 5th St. Brookings, South D akota 57006
Akers, Vic 2300 Adams Great Bend, Kansas 67530 Alcorn, Cheryl 12189 Parkw ood PL St. Louis, Missouri 63044 Alilionwu, Joyce Chief M agistrate’s Court ABA E.C.S. Nigeria
Am burn, M artha 817 Waverly Emporia, Kansas 66801 . |'A nderson, Greg Box 375 Savoy, Texas 75479
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Anderson, Lowell 3104 42nd Ave. So. Minneapolis, M innesota 55406 Anglin, Janet 2532 T idew ater Topeka, Kansas 66605 Anunobi, Njideka York College York, Nebraska 68467 Arm strong, Deborah 415 S. W alnut Medicine Lodge, Kansas 67104 Arm strong, Eric 415 S. W alnut Medicine Lodge, Kansas 67104 A rterburn, David 1606 W. T hird McCook, Nebraska 69001 Aspey, Vicki Box 237 Hudson, Colorado 80642 A twood, Joe R.R. 2 Albion, Nebraska 68620 Bahler, Don R.R. 2 Oregon, Missouri 64473
Boggs, Thomas 638 E. 12 #3 Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Boles, Susan 522 Colorado Winslow, Arizona 86042 Bolte, Linda 309 S. 1st St. Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 B onnett, Patty (Persinger) 1826'/2 Nebraska Y ork, Nebraska 68467 B onnett, Terry 18261/2 Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Boyle, Barbara 141 N. Cedar Marion, Kansas 66861 Bradley, Andy 715 E. 8th F reem ont, Nebraska 68025 Bradley, Shirley Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Brewster, Judy 544 W .6 th Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Bright, Jeff 509 S. M arket Em poria, Kansas 66801
Card, Cathy 11259 M ontlake Riverside, California 92505 Chaffin, Carl Route 1 Rogersville, Missouri 65742 Chan, Billy 3/F 4 A L iberty Ave. Hong Kong C han,John 16 Man Fuk Road Kow loon, Hong Kong Chan, Monica 4 Li Yuen St. E. 2nd Central Dist, Hong Kong Charleston, Laurie R.R. 1, Box 39 Bertrand, Nebraska 68927 Chastain, Virginia 6025 Sunnyslope Castro Valley, California 94546 Chee, Kenneth 883 King’s Rd. 8/C Hong Kong Chesley, Steve 202 E. 10th McCook, Nebraska 69001 Cheung, Eddy York College York, Nebraska 68467
Bailey, Larry 509 Emery Longm ont, Colorado 80501
B roughton, Suzanne R oute 1, Box 33 Y ork, Nebraska 68467
B anton, Audrey 1415 Missouri L ongm ont, Colorado 80501
Browder, Judy 2012 Ivy M anhattan, Kansas 66502
Chima, Chris 2A Badagry Road Apapa Lagos, Nigeria
Barber, Susan 815 Wamble Grover, Texas 79040
Brown, Leland 2267 Pleasant Hill Rd. Pleasant Hill, California 94523
Clark, Bill 540 S. 3rd Albion, Nebraska 68620
Batten, Stephen 416 S. Purdy Lyons, Kansas 67554
Brown, Rickey York College York, Nebraska 68467
Cochran, John 4215 Pony Express Rd. Kearney, Nebraska 68847
Baxter, Brenda 224 32nd Ave. East Moline, Illinois 61244
Bunce, Dale Ohio Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Collins, Allan 1223 Broadway Larned, Kansas 67550
Cheung, Joseph York College York, Nebraska 68467
C onrad, Kelly 627 Catalina Livermore, California 94550
Enlow , Gloria 2007 Washoe Ave. Anaconda, M ontana 59711
George, Johnnie 106 Jam es Lane Highlands, Texas 77562
Cox, Bev 8856 Inkel Drive Berkeley, Missouri 63134
Ervin, R andy 349 Hillcrest Haysville, Kansas 67060
Georges, R uth 1022 Kiplinger York, Nebraska 68467
Crider, Jim 22 Palmer Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
Eyer, Shane ; , 3525 Way m an Flagstaff, Arizona 86001
Gilfilen, Becky 7101 R alston Road Arvada, Colorado 80002
Cross, C ynthia 1802 S. Orchard Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Eze, Charles Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Gilliland, Mary 635 Opal Maize, Kansas 67101
C urty, Ann 1901 How ard Dr. Independence, Missouri 63501
E zeofor, Eugene Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Gilliland, Pat 1418 Odium Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108
D alton, Sheila 1725 Viaherm ana San Lorenzo, California 94580
Ezeofor, H ubert Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Glessner, Joann 206 N. Johnson Pierre, South D akota 57501
Dean, Judy 2203 M cIntosh Wausau, Wisconsin 54401
E zeokoli, Benedict Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Glouser, Barbara Route 1, Box 33 Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Dickerson, Ronald 718 E. 7th York, Nebraska 68467
F elton, Dan R oute 2 Elk City, O klahom a 73644
Graham , Debbie 1425 W. 101 Northglenn, Colorado 80221
Dickey, Jacqueline 411 Nebraska Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Ferguson, Jam es 1009 McKaig Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Graham , Michael 511 La vista R oad Pueblo, Colorado 81005
Dillon, Nancy 147 N. Lee Clearwater, Kansas 67026
Fogle, Larry 210 N. 5th Rogers, Arkansas 72756
Gray, Richard N16W 27564 Pheasant La Pewaukee, Wisconsin 53072
Domina, Gary York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Foltz, Lois 1601 Oak Hoxie, Kansas 67740
Gray, Stanley 3205 Shackleford L ittle R ock, Arkansas 72205
Dunagan, Cherri R.R. 3 Grand Island, Nebraska 68801
F o rd , Helen 2324 Home Hastings, Nebraska 68901
Griffin, Daryl 4369 Miller Ave. Palo A lto, California 94306
Duncan, Greg 226 S. Beaver Oberlin, Kansas 67749
F orney, Liz 1920 S. Niagra Denver, Colorado 80222
Griffin, Gloria 174 S. Stuart Denver, Colorado 80219
Easterly, Sharon R oute 2, Box 144 S trafford, Missouri 65757
F orney, Virginia R oute 2, Box 33 A lbion, Nebraska 68620
G riffith, Brenda York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Eckstein, Nan 1913 S. Main Portales, New Mexico 88130
F o u tch , Laurie 941 S. 4th Salina, Kansas 67401
Grimes, J. David 6124 Read Om aha, Nebraska 68152
Eckstein, Pam 1913 S. Main Portales, New Mexico 88130
F rank, Randall 4562 14th St. S.E. Loveland, Colorado 80537
Gronberg, Candice Climax, M innesota 56523
Edison, Joni 2974 Robindale Placerville, California
Franklin, Kirby 3650 W. 84th W estm inster, Colorado 68467
Edwards, Dennis 6925 W. 5th Lakew ood, California 80226
Fraser, Bobbijo 500 S. Isadore M itchell, South D akota 57301
Edwards, R ichard 319 S. T hornw ood Ave. D avenport, Iowa 52804
F rauenhoff, Mary 3210 S. Logan Englewood, Colorado 80110
Ekwuem e, Elizabeth Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Frederick, Sherry 4929 S. C St. #1 O xnard, California 93030
Elkins, John 2713 N. Orchard Boswell, New Mexico 88201 E lliott, James Box 313 Assaria, Kansas 67416 Elw ood, Diana 4716 Greenbriar W ichita, Kansas 67220
French, Allen 520 Vine Springfield, Nebraska 68059 Gallegos, R on 3502 A lta Vista Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Gee, Dan R .R . 3 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Hall, Marvin R.R. 2 F airm ont, Nebraska 68354 Halstead, C ynthia 1124 4 th St. Brookings, South D akota 57006 Halstead, Greg 1014 E. 12 Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Halstead, Tim 1124 4 th St. Brookings, South D akota 57006 Hamm, Mark R.R. 1 P ratt, Kansas 67124 H andy, Traci 8880 M arathon Longm ont, C olorado 80501 Hardm an, Glenda 1802 S. 2 4th Ave. Yakima, W ashington 98902
Harris, Eloise 815 Via Bregani San L orenzo, California 945 80 ’
Jordan, Rari'dy 2806 Gano Great Bend, Kansas 67530
Lam, Sandy 97 F uk Lo Lseun Rd. 2nd FI. Konloon, Hong Kong
Kaggwa, Apolo Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467 I
Lam bert, Marie 1234 Rolling Hill Ct. Martinez, California *94553
Haynie, Barbara 100 Howard Dr. EAFB, South D akota 57706
Kauffm an, Karen R.R. 3 A udubon, Iowa 50025
Langston, Clyde 6187 .Balsam Arvada, Colorado 80004
Henderson, C ynthia 3728 N. Prather Rd. Kansas C ity, Missouri 64117
Keeler, Kenny 305 E. 37th Hutchinson, Kansas 67501
Lanham , Marks 311 6th SE Childress, Texas 79201
Herron, Mary R R 3 York, Nebraska 68467
Kelley, Joyce 1132 Monroe Q uincy, Illinois 62301
Larsen, Zayne York College York, Nebraska 68467
Hess, John 1502 E. 3rd Winfield, Kansas 67156
Kelley, R uth 1132 Monroe Q uincy, Illinois 62301
Larson, Judy 3841 Lennox. Ave. Cedar Rapids,' Iowa 52402
Hoagland, Jack 12004 W. 21st Way Lakewood, Colorado
Kendall, Tim 236 S. East St. E xeter, California 93221
Horsman, Kay 613 Jackson Scott C ity, Kansas 67871
K houry, Francis 1619 Lincoln Ave. Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Laureano, Miguel 1004 McKaig Y ork, Nebraska 68467 i '' ’ W jr /, Lawrence, Loyal 427 East Ave. ; York, Nebraska 68467
Horsman, Susan 613 Jackson Scott C ity, Kansas 67871
Kim, Byum Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Lee, James 405 N. Olive Jefferson, Iow a 50129
Howard, Cindy 3612 E. C. V. Blvd. Castro Valley, California 94546 Hudson, Pam 1502 Sham rock Duncanville, Texas 75116
K inney, Tom R .R . 4 Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501
Harrison, Dixie R.R. 4, Box 308 St. Charles, M issourf63303
H um phrey, R uth 915 East 9th York, Nebraska 68467 Hung, Leung Y ork College York, Nebraska 68467 H unt, R obert Box 402 Lytle, Texas 78052 H uynh, Nghiep York College York, Nebraska 68467 Im hoff, Nancy R.R. 2, Box 66 Osceola, Iowa 50213 Inloes, D orothy #60 R.R. 2 Q uinter, Kansas 67752 Jackson, M atthew PO Box 602 Evergreen, Colorado 80439
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K inyon, John Y ork, Nebraska 68467 K irkpatrick, R uth R oute 1 Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Kitchens, Randy 308 W. 16th Law rence, Kansas 66044 K ite, Jo York College York, Nebraska 68467 Klemm , Arnold 135 Ithaca Secuirty, Colorado 80911 Koehl, Lauri 841 S. Hillward Ave. West Covina, California 91791 K oehler, Angela 10959 109th Denver, Colorado 80233 K oeppe, Louis 2017 Avenue B Kearney, Nebraska 68847
Jaco b so n ,Jean F airm ont, Nebraska 68467
Kok, Audrey R.R. 2, Box 71 Corsica, South D akota 57328
James, Sheryl 1824 Cheshire Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001
Krekel, David 301 Bluem ont M anhattan, Kansas 66502
Jam eson, Mark 334 S. Douglas Springfield, Illinois 62704
Krum rei, Terry Versponckweg 229 Haarlem, Holland E urope
Jenkins, Linda Keyes Denair, California 95316 Jernigan, Dick 1300 Crabapple Memphis, Tennessee 38117
Lafevers, Randy S S R t., Box 73 West Plains, Missouri 65775
Johnson, Jeff Blueview Farm Strom sburg, Nebraska 68666
Lam , Larry Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Lai, Elizabeth Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
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Leonard, D onna Jo 1901 G arnet Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901 Leopard, Melanie 1118 Spruce Hills Dr. B ettendorf, Iowa 52722
, York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Lo, Miranda 406A Des V oeux Rd. West 7/F F ro n t, Hong Kong Lofgren, Joe PO Box 61 E xeter, California 93221 Lom ax, Stephen 100 Campbell Potosi, Missouri 63664 Long, Eddie Box 61 Waco, Nebraska 68460 L outzenhiser, Pam 1304 Burr ■ St. Paul, M innesota 55101 Low ry, Sue 223 N. W ater Sparta, Wisconsin 54656 Luadzers, Deborah R oute 2 California, Missouri‘65018 Luke, J. Dale R oute 2, Box 89 Hollis, O klahom a 73550 Lundgren, Mary 2081 Wesley Salina, Kansas 67401 Lynn, Wm. Dennis 11407 Jackson Kansas C ity, Missouri 64137 MacKay, Karen R.R. 1 Douglass, Kansas 67039
Mackey, Phyllis York College York, Nebraska 68467
Mills, Dee B ox 116 Nichols, Iowa 52766
N w abuzoh, Theresa York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Magner, David 1807 Johnson Albert Lea, M innesota 56007
Mimms, Karen R oute 3, Box 142 Muleshoe, Texas 79347
Nwajagu, Grace York College York, Nebraska 68467
Magnusson, Nancie 4107 E. 4 7th Tulsa, Oklahom a 74135
Mingle, Bonnie 3013 Michael Newbury Park, California 91320
Nw okolo, Daniel York College York, Nebraska 68467
Manchester, Sharon Davis C ity, Iowa 50065
Mitchell, Philip 1500 C hoquette Dr. A ustin, Texas 78757
Nwosu, Crawford York College York, Nebraska 68467
Mize, Holley R oute 3, Box 8 C ulbertson, Nebraska 69024
Nzoiwu, Nkem jika York College York, Nebraska 68467
Moore, Jim 6355 Vance Arvada, C olorado 80003
O’Hara, Jonathan Box 71 McCool, Nebraska 68401
Moore, William 905 W. State St. A lbion, Nebraska 68620
Okeke, M argaret Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Morgan, Derryl 3733 Avondale Snyder, Texas 79549
Okonkw o, Samuel York College York, Nebraska 68467
Moses, Valerie 9983 Cody Overland Park, Kansas 66214
Orr, Margaret 1702 Virginia Idaho Springs, Colorado 80452
Mousa, Semeh Rama Village Israel
O thm an, A bdul 32 Hagan St. Banjul T he, Gambia
M ukhaiian, Greg Ben-Gurion Ave. 39 H aifa, Israel
Owens, Cindy R.R. 1, Box 156 Com anche, Texas 76442
My er, Phil 1616 E ast Ave. Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Owens, David 829 S. 10th Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822
Nading, Jeff 10 Garden Circle B abbitt, M innesota 55706
Owens, Steve 829 S. 10th Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822
N eal.D arran 135 W oodland Havelock, N orth Carolina 28532
Pankoke, Jam ey Fairm ont, Nebraska 68354
Marsh, Craig R.R. 1 Greene, Iowa 50636 Martin, Cindy 129 Edison Joliet, Illinois 60433 Matkins, Kim Box 177 Wilcox, Nebraska 68982 M atkins, Steve Box 177 Wilcox, Nebraska 68982 Mayfield, Tim 5209 Hickman Des Moines, Iowa 50310 e McBurney, Deborah R.R. 1 Toddville, Iowa McClellan, Jennifer 1403 Catalpa Lane Mr. Prospect, Illinois 60056 McClurg, Ellen 815 Lilac Joliet, Illinois 60435 McCutchen, Randy 6455 S. Sunnyside W ichita, Kansas 67233
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McGee, Allen 10986 Copperopolis Rd. Stockton, California 95205 McGinnis, Randy 1730 S. 4 5th Lincoln, Nebraska 68502 McGowan, Kim 335 Troy Rd. Robins, Iowa 52328 Mcloud, Dennis Route 1, Box 174 Q uenem o, Kansas 66528 Mehlberg, Ron 2260 Brook Florissant, Missouri 63033 Meissner, Larry 15842 S. 5 th St. Lathrop, California 95330 Melville, R obyn 11301 Rd. 248 Porterville, California
Newm an, Mickey 1921 Enloe Clovis, New Mexico 88101 Ng, Susanna Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Nguyen, Dung Van 3 Wilshire Ter. W ebster Gr., Missouri 63119 Nielson, Cindy 1529 S. 26th Lincoln, Nebraska 68502 N ix o n ,Jan e t Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Pappas, D ebra 511 Debra Lane White Bear, M innesota 55110 Pem berton, Terez 7532 Interlachen San R am on, California 94583 Peters, Patti 720 Delaware York, Nebraska 68467 Pham, Thang 1004 McKaig Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Phan, Nien 800 E. 7th Y ork, Nebraska 68467 Phan, Thi 723 E. 4 th Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Metcalf, Pam Kearney, Missouri 64060
Nm orka, Gabriel 140201 Agbor Midwest, Nigeria
M iddleton, Jay Neil 627 S. 14 Clinton, Oklahom a 73601
Nossaman, B etty Y ork College York, Nebraska 68467
Miller, Shelly 625 Ohio Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Nossaman, David Y ork College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Poland, Rene 503 N. Main Park Rapids, M innesota 56470
Millican, Pat 1301 N. Lincoln Lexington, Nebraska 68850
Nossaman, Larry Y ork College York, Nebraska 68467
Pounds, Mary Kay Box 370 T ipton, Oklahom a 73570
Pierce, Debra 302 S. 2nd Seward, Nebraska 68434 Pierce, Paul 302 S. 2nd Seward, Nebraska 68434
Powers, Patty 2426 Sue Cr. Mesquite, Texas 75149
Sm ith, David 30031 Stagecoach Blvd. Evergreen, Colorado 80439
Pruitt, Jerry 959 W. 10th Lexington, Nebraska 68850
Russell,-Jeff 5040 Grand Gurnee, Illinois 60031 // / . Russell, Lorie 521 N. Cedar Red C loud, Nebraska 68970
Q ubty, Michael Hamagenem 42, PO Box 1895 Haifa, Israel
Sakas, Afif York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Stevenson, Almas 415 Glennsm ith C linton, Oklahom a 73601
Radcliff, Rex 927 Hutchins Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Sales, Patty 2721 Ave. A Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 jSM, \ • • p. Sam, Hung . 1010 Kiplingcr Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Stinchfield, Randy 7339-15 Ave. S. Richfield, M innesota 55423
Ray, Jenifer R oute 3, Box 193 Lillington, N o rth Carolina 27546 Reicheneker, Brenda 723 E. 4th Y ork, Nebraska 68467
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Reicheneker, Dixie 723 E. 4th York, Nebraska 68467
Riverside, California 92505
R eppart, K athleen Y ork College York, Nebraska 68467
Scharrer, Fritz R.R. 1 Willmar, M innesota 56201
Sperry, Vanessa 700 Keith Ave. A nniston, Alabam a 36201
Stockburger, Debra 42 S. Hill Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
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W olverton, Debbie R oute 1, Box 364 Grainvalley, Missouri 64029
W hitmire, Sharon 25 Lynn Lam ar, Colorado 81952
W right, Dena 645 Locust W aukee, Iowa 50263
Waggoner, Joe •? 210 N orth 5 Rogers, Arkansas 72756
W hittiker, Kelly 1245 Nadine Dr. Cam pbell, California 95008
Wu, Kenny No. 638 Kam Pik House Choi Kowi, Hong Kong
Wall, Sherryl R oute 1, Box 106 v Henderson, Nebraska 68371 j Walling, Sherry * 1621 E. 4 th f Y ork, Nebraska 68467 t Ward, Keren 605 Garfield Ave. R ockford, Illinois 61103 & Week, Angela | R oute 2, Box 352 1 O xford, Alabama 3 6 2 |ll
W hittiker, Mark 1245 Nadine Dr. Campbell, California 95008
Y arbrough, Dave 2513 15th Ave. N.W. R ochester, M innesota 55901
Wick, Dan 1115 Beacon Hill Apts. Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Y arbrough, Sue 2513 15th Ave. N.W. Rochester, M innesota 55901
Wilkins, John Box 2, Y.D.C. Geneva, Nebraska 68361
Yoshita, Michael R oute 2 Scottsbluff, Nebraska 68361
Williams, Mark S. 11821 Belmont Kansas C ity, Missouri 64138
Younis, M ahm ood York College Y ork, Nebraska 68467
W esterfield, Pam * 1206 P o tter Rd. Bellevue, Nebraska 68005
Williams, Mark 2109 Glcnway Dr. SE Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52403
Yu, Peter 540 Degonia House So Uk E Kawloon, Hong Kong*
W esterfield, Sharon ^ 725 Iow a '• Y ork, Nebraska 68467
Willis, Dolly 811 S. Bell Lyons, Kansas 67554
Yuen, Stephen ' York College
Wheeler, Jerry 1789 Galtier St. Paul, M innesota 55113
Willlts, Julie Box 48 Strom sburg, Nebraska 68666
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W hite, Jaym a 4040 E. 1 4th Place Gary, Indiana 46403
W ilmeth, Helen 4768 Sagebrush Cheyenne. W yoming 82001
Zehncr, Karen 7613 W ashington Evansville, Indiana 47715
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HANDLE WITH CARE! This looks like an ordinary yearbook, but do not be deceived. It is a creation. It is what YOU made o f York College. My friends and I only collected som e o f the mem ories you strew around carelessly. Some were beautiful dew y creatures o f hilarity, peace, excite m ent, friendship-m om ents you always want to remember and cherish. We also collected som e horribly mangled creatures-ones you tried to abandon and forget-heartache, rejection, humiliation and the loneliness when no one seemed to take time to listen, to understand, to love you . They are creatures o f yours. Whatever they are, you cannot change them. They are permanent. You can only create new ones. Kay and I have tried terribly hard to collect memories that are representative o f this year. Som etim es we were patient with each other. Many times we were n ot. As pressures m ounted, we tangled ourselves in each other’s nerves. O ften, we wanted to annihilate anything faintly resembling a yearbook. Now much o f those mem ories are fading in the exultation o f this final deadline’s com pletion. Maybe, som e day I shall be glad we passed that way. However, some o f you will still not be satisfied with litis year book. I didn’t think you would. Y ou who appreciate the results, even if you-didn’t know what exactly went in the preparation, we did it for you. Remember: Handle this 1976 CRUSADER with care. It is not only-a yearbook but a year o f your life in the way yo u molded it. Harken to this past year and when you mold your life today you can mold it the way you want, but to be perfectly molded takes a more skilled pair o f hands than yours. Put your hand into the Father’s Hand and He will perfect you above precious gold. My prayer is that you grab hold and never let go! Mary Kay Pounds Editor
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