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Cover photo: Health and physical education teacher Lee Thurber led a minicourse that took a group of high school students to the Grand Canyon. While there, they held an impromptu baptism at a waterfall.

PHOTO CREDIT: LEE THURBER

Bridges is the quarterly magazine of Lancaster Mennonite School, sent to alumni, parents and friends. LMS exists to transform students so they can change our world through Christlike love, peacemaking and service. The school welcomes students without regard to sex, race, nationality or ethnic origin.

Lancaster Mennonite School has four campuses:

Kraybill, grades PreK–8598 Kraybill Church Road Mount Joy, PA 17552 (717) 653-5236

Lancaster, grades 6–122176 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, PA 17602 (717) 299-0436

Locust Grove, PreK–62257 Old Philadelphia Pike Lancaster, PA 17602 (717) 394-7107

New Danville, grades PreK–5393 Long Lane Lancaster, PA 17603 (717) 872-2506

Address alumni and school news to bloomkg@lancastermennonite.org or call (717) 509-4459, ext. 701.

Editor: Stephanie Weaver weavers@lancastermennonite.org

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Lifelong Learning and Back to SchoolSchools are wonderful places of energy and hope, sometimes described as four walls with the future inside. At LMS, there is also the recognized energy of the Spirit as we are convened by Christ, our center.

This summer I looked at some old textbooks dating back to 1875 and noted how many “facts” are no longer true. Some countries and empires that existed in 1875 no longer exist and there are new ones in their place. The United States has more states, and Pennsylvania’s ranking for population and commerce have also changed. Looking at old books quickly makes the case for schools to teach students to be lifelong learners.

There is a reason to teach some facts, but there is a greater reason to teach the following, as articulated by the National Association of Independent School Opinion Leaders:

• Skills and values • Critical thinking and problem solving• Collaboration across networks • More international networking and less parochial • Agility and adaptability• Imitative and entrepreneurship• Effective oral and written communication• Accessing and analyzing information • More green and less wasteful • Curiosity and imagination that lead to innovation

Minicourses, which are featured in this issue of Bridges, are a part of the educational program that makes LMS unique and provide opportunities to learn the 21st century skills mentioned above. These opportunities produce significant positive energy and help our students develop lifelong learning skills. In addition, many minicourses enable our students to grow in “curiosity, wonder and awe,” as called for in our Graduate Profile.

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Since they began in the mid-1970s, minicourses have been a valued and important part of the LMS curriculum as a way to give students a chance to learn beyond the four walls of their classrooms and develop deeper relationships.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNINGM I N I CO U R S E S

As Lee Thurber’s minicourse group finished up their daily devotions and prepared to head out for another day of exploring the Grand Canyon, their tour guide mentioned that their next stop, Deer Creek, is a great place to be baptized.

The gorgeous waterfall falls into a small, calm pool that is roughly waist-deep. The group was planning to make a stop there anyway for a dip, but the moment became much more special.

“The kids had all day to think about it and then, that afternoon, two of them decided to be baptized,” Thurber said.

The experience was just one of several special moments during the school-sponsored trip at the end of the May that allows students to get out of the

classroom and partake in experiential learning.

LMS holds minicourses every other year and offers a wide variety of activities for students to choose from, ranging in price, location and interest.

Mini courses are designed as a way for teachers to provide an educational experience for students beyond what is prescribed in the classroom curriculum.

Since they began in the mid-1970s, minicourses are a highlight for both students and faculty and create some of the most memorable moments of a student’s high school experience.

This year was the third time Thurber took a group of students to hike and backpack at the Grand Canyon.

“I love the outdoors and to have an opportunity to take students to a place where they are unplugged, there are no cell phones, no technology, reminds me of when Jesus went into the wilderness,” Thurber said. “That’s what we’re doing, leaving your comfort zone, leaving what distracts you, and being forced to think about the burdens you’re carrying and not only see one of God’s greatest creations, but to have the chance to think about it.”

Thurber hopes that the students on his minicourses will not only go home with tangible skills of how to live in the wilderness or cook from scratch, but that they will see the trip as another step in their journey with God.

Students on Lee Thurber’s Grand Canyon minicourse take a break from hiking to bask in the beauty of God’s creation.

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Some sights from the 2014 minicourses. Top left: Students take a break during a trip to Boston. Top right: Making use of the shade, a group of students hikes near the Grand Canyon. Bottom photos: While on their mini course to New England, students got to explore architecture and develop stronger relationships with teacher Janet Banks, shown in photo to the right.

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“I’ve done

three theater

minicourses,

including twice to

the Shakespeare

festival in Canada.

One of the things

I enjoy is that it’s a chance to

develop and take relationships

with students to a different

level. On a 10-hour bus ride,

you get into conversations or

end up playing games that you

wouldn’t necessarily have time

to do in the classroom setting. ” - Dean Sauder

While some minicourses focus more on student growth and experience, others are service-oriented.

Duane Evans, who has helped organize minicourses in recent years, said the thank yous the school receives for the work done by students is endless.

This past spring, Evans ran a combined service and overnight canoe trip at Camp Hebron.

“It has been the best of both worlds,” he said.

After helping the camp prepare for its busy summer season, the group embarked on an overnight canoe trip.

“Our first night together was spent in a two-hour discussion of what it really means to be a Christian and how do you relate that to others,” Evans said. “It was great.”

Several teachers agreed that getting to interact with students on a deeper level and seeing them open up and create new friendships with other students is one of the best parts of mini courses.

Michael Charles led a backpacking trip on the Appalachian Trail for the last two minicourses.

“Both times the students didn’t know each other very well when we left, but everyone came back feeling like a family,” he said. “Something magical happens when you create the right social context for sharing. I see students open themselves up to others in a way that seems to happen most naturally in the midst of shared experiences.”

•••The minicourse program has been

discussed and revised several times throughout its four-decade history at LMS.

In the early years, administrators discussed holding them every year versus the current every two years design.

In 2010, administrators discussed the possibility of dissolving minicourses and creating an alternative.

The strengths of continuing the program included the out-of-classroom learning,

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ago. We camped

overnight and the conversations

and lifelong relationship built

were wonderful. We actually got

together again the next summer

for a time of reconnecting and

bonding. ” - Duane Evans

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service opportunities, connecting with the broader church and building community and relationships.

“It was very clear that there was a long, rich history of minicourses,” high school principal Elvin Kennel said. “We needed to modify it, but clearly the students valued it and teachers valued it. It was more about the amount than whether it was a good idea.”

As a result of the discussion, minicourses were reserved for juniors and seniors and new “grade experiences” were created for freshmen and sophomores. This past year, students at the Lancaster Campus middle school also participated in outdoor and cross-cultural education that stretched their creativity.

Superintendent J. Richard Thomas said minicourses and grade experiences are unique opportunities provided by LMS during a time when many schools are needing to cut back on educational trips.

“Minicourses have enabled students to learn more about a special interest, explore Lancaster County, or travel to an overseas location,” Thomas said. “Through planning and participation in minicourses, students have learned to know each other better, developed

leadership, participated in service and grown in their faith.”

For Thurber, there’s no doubt mini courses are teaching values and creating memories that will last with students throughout their lives.

“You can’t learn everything in the classroom, so mini courses provide an exposure to new environments and vocations and allow for a new understanding,” Thurber said. “It’s the highlight of my year and of the best

This sheet lists the minicourses that were offered in 1976, the first year of the program, along with the teachers leading each one, the number of students and the cost.

Grade experiences: Left: Sixth grade students had a chance to test their skills during an outdoor education unit. Center: Seventh and eighth grade students spent three days learning about identity by making masks, food and videos as part of the experience. Right: Freshman interacted with residents from Landis Homes Retirement Community by either writing them letters or playing games with them.

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Seeing the world in the summer

LMS teachers Brett Hartzler and Xiaodong Fan took students to Argentina and China, respectively, this summer to give them the opportunity to experience those cultures firsthand.

To LMS Spanish teacher Brent Hartzler, there’s no better way for his students to become fluent than to fully immerse themselves in the culture.

That’s why Hartzler has been leading student trips to Cheole, Cheol, Argentina since 1994. His family is from the town, so Hartzler is very connected with the community and is able to share that with his students.

He said that he believes after students get two or three years of classroom experience, the next step is for them is to get their feet wet by visiting a Spanish-speaking country and staying with a host family.

“It gets them over the hump of being afraid of making mistakes,” he said.

The July trip to Cheole Cheol is during Argentina’s winter break, so the other young people from the local Mennonite church are not in school and the LMS students can join them for a Mennonite youth retreat.

The 18 students that went on this year’s trip were in for an extra treat since the trip coincided with Argentina’s impressive run to the final in the Fifa World Cup.

As a teacher, Hartzler said he especially enjoys watching the growth in his students’ speaking abilities as they spend time with their host families.

Hartzler has had several students who have returned to Cheole Cheol. This year, 2014 graduate Tyler Newman, who wants to become a high school Spanish teacher, stayed in Argentina to start a year of study and service in the country.

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Hartzler said. “That enthusiasm is contagious and rubs off on the other students.”

During the summer, Chinese teacher Xiaodong Fan also organized and led students on a trip to China.

The first part of the trip involved the students staying and living with Chinese high school students and their families.

Fan said that when they arrived at Hongling High School, the group received a “royal welcome.”

“They were all excited and met and chatted with us in Chinese and English,” he said.

While at the school, the group participated in wrapping dumplings, sitting in the school choir and playing basketball.

The trip also included several sight-seeing trips, including the chance to walk part of the Great Wall of China and a four-day cruise on the Yangtze River, the longest river in China. During the cruise, the group also explored Three Gorges and passed through the biggest dam in the world, Three Gorges Dam.

Opportunities like these trips help connect LMS students to the rest of the world and develop new global relationships. Superintendent J. Richard Thomas said that having LMS teachers who have such solid relationships in other countries enhances the experience.

“LMS global trips are often unique because they connect with places in other countries where LMS staff members have either lived, or are with schools where we have had connections for a long period of time,” Thomas said.

Hartzler sees the trip as a way to mix his worlds of work and family. This past summer, his oldest daughter got married while the students were in Argentina, so they all joined the celebration and helped serve during the reception.

“One thing I appreciate about LMS is so many of our teachers have international experience, they studied abroad or lived abroad, and it widens their worldview,” he said. “For students to be able to do that in their high school years is tremendous. If we can offer these types of cross-cultural experiences, it’s all for the better because it broadens their world.”

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“Lancaster Mennonite

School has been the place I’ve

called home since I transferred here

as a junior in 2012. Looking back on all the

experiences that I have been through the last two

years, this school has encouraged me to discover

my capabilities as a student, a leader and most

importantly, helped me to become a better person.

As I step closer and closer to the next stage of my

life, all the trust and grace that I have experienced

in this school are my treasures that I will carry for

life and will help keep me in the right track of

my career and righteousness.”

— Vy Ho

“Coming into my freshman year of high school, I was slightly apprehensive. Up until eighth grade, my mom had home-schooled me, but since my dad teaches at LMS, I decided to follow in my siblings’ footsteps and switch for my four years of high school. The transition was not the easiest one, but looking back, I know I am more prepared for college and life outside of school because of my experience at LMS. The academics stretched me, but the passion that some of the teachers have for their subjects and their students made the learning process enjoyable. Furthermore, I had the op-portunity to engage in multiple extracurricular activities that helped me advance interests that I already had, such as art and volleyball, and experiment with new ones, such as run-ning track and singing with Campus Chorale. My parents have taught me by example what it is to live a life devoted to God, and many of the values they instilled in

me were reinforced at LMS. I may have taken my experience at LMS for granted at times, but I know the things I have learned and the people I have met in the last four years will continue to influence me positively in the years to come.”

— Hadassah Stoltzfus

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SENIOR PRESENTATIONSIn the last few months of their LMS careers, all seniors give a presentation that reviews their PreK-12 education based on a portfolio maintained throughout the years. The presentations include memories, challenges and dreams for the future and are shared with family, friends and teachers. Here are several excerpts and photos from several members of the Class of 2014.

Aaron Mishler takes a moment to pose with his family after giving his senior presentation. Mishler said his family has helped shaped him into the person he is today.

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“As a sophomore, I certainly did not want to move to Strasburg, Pennsylvania and I definitely did not want to once again be the new kid at a new school. I was coming from Moscow, Russia where I was very happy. I loved all my friends and did not want to say goodbye. Also, the experiences we encountered living overseas were amazing. As a missionary kid, we had lived in a number of countries and had visited more countries than we could count. I dreaded my first day at LMS, but I soon became involved in a number of activities at school, particularly sports. The girl’s tennis team was my first introduction to LMS and I ended up making amazing memories from each tennis season, especially my senior year.

Lancaster Mennonite has truly been an awesome part of my life, despite my negative thoughts about moving at the beginning. My family has also influenced who I am today, and I love it when we all hang out together and just enjoy each other’s company. We have created a number of memories together in the many different places we have visited and lived. Leaving LMS will be bittersweet. The future is exciting and new with many different experiences in store. I am so grateful to the LMS family for all they have done to make me and others feel welcome and a part of this unique community. “

— Rachel Bronkema

“I have had the unique opportunity to attend a Christian school for all 13 years of my education. While attending the Kraybill Campus, I made a lot of great friends and lasting relationships with many of the teachers. My parents gave me the opportunity to choose where I wanted to go to high school, but for me it was an easy decision. I knew that I wanted to follow in my parents’ and older brother’s footsteps and finish my schooling at LMS.I have been truly blessed by my decision. I did not hesitate to get involved around school despite living 40 minutes away. I chose to take advantage of the diversity LMS has in its student population. Over the years, I have thoroughly enjoyed learning more about the different countries and states represented at the school. One of my favorite memories of high school was being roommates with Kassidy Xiao, of China, during our Campus Chorale trip to South Africa. Since Kassidy did not speak English as her first language and the South African people spoke English

with an accent, I often had to interpret between the two. Through the experience, I not only got to learn about South African culture, but the Chinese as well, and then compare them both to my own. My favorite high school experience was my involvement in Campus Chorale, especially our trip to South Africa. I have learned so much from both and can honestly say that I will never be able to look at singing in the same way as I did before. I will forever be thankful to the administration and our director Mrs. Hostetler for allowing us to take part in such a life changing experience.As I looked out among the familiar faces of family, friends, pastors, and teachers I realized how over the past four years I was not only blessed by the experiences and learning in a Christian academic atmosphere, but more importantly by God who placed each one of these uniquely special people in my life. Without their love and guidance I would not have become the person I am today, four years later.”

— Heidi Newswanger

“From Norway, to Ethiopia, to Nashville, to Lancaster, I have had a blessed life. I have truly experienced God throughout my life and my presentation was a way to thank God for all the great people, and experiences He gave me.

Coming to LMS wasn’t something I ex-pected, but I can now say it has been the most amazing and enriching experience of my life. The dorm, and International Students Association have been the most important of LMS. I love diversity and meeting a multitude of amazing people. The independence has taught me to take my faith into my own hands, and I have

loved getting closer to God. “

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sCelebrating AchievementsLANDIS HOMES ART PURCHASE AWARD

In its 20th year of selecting student artwork to add to its permanent collection, Landis Homes Retirement Community chose a drawing of a starfish by 2014 graduate Emily Blank for its 2014 Art Student Award.

ARTISTS WIN GOLD KEYS IN LOCAL CONTESTSThe LMS art program had another strong showing in both the Lancaster County

Young Artists Contest and the Scholastic Regional Art Show. Three students won gold keys in the contests, the highest honor for each category.

Sophomore Abigail Beiler won a gold key for a still life drawing, freshman Katie Will won a gold key in ceramics and glass for her clay vase, and junior Haemoon Won won a gold key in Mixed Media for the piece, “Me in Different Weather.” Stu-dents also won seven silver keys in the contests and earned 20 honorable mention honors.

QUIZ BOWL FINISHES FIFTH IN WGAL’S BRAIN BUSTERSFollowing a successful season and a second place finish in the league, the LMS

Quiz Bowl team placed 5th place on WGAL’s Brain Busters game show tourna-ment and won a $2,000 prize. The team consisted of then juniors Emily Rosenfeld, Austin Sauder and Charlotte Schreyer and then freshman Brandon Roe. The team was coached by teachers Lisa Krieg and Galen Sauder.

GAO WINS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COMPETITIONLancaster Mennonite’s reputation for excellence was once again enhanced as yet

another LMS musician captured the top honors in the Lancaster Symphony Or-chestra competition at Franklin & Marshall College’s Barshinger Center for Music Arts.

Jingyuan Gao, a junior at the time of the competition last spring, won first-place honors for his performance of Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto in G Minor, Op 25.

Gao, who goes by Stephen, is from Beijing, China, and hopes to put his $4,000 scholarship toward an education at The Julliard School in New York City. Gao also won a $300 cash prize from the Women’s Symphony Association and had the chance to perform in the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra’s Music Discovery series earlier this year.

TOP DEPARTMENT AWARDSThe faculty honored the dedication and success of twelve seniors with the top department awards at the high school awards assembly in May. The winners were: Logan Garber, agriculture; Emily Blank, art; Isaac Robins, business; Renae Gochnauer, English; Heidi Shuman, family and consumer sciences; Tyler Constein, health and physical education; M. Thomas Wanner, mathematics; Esteban Nieves, music; Caleb Derstine, science; Madeline Garber, social studies; Eric Weaver, tech-nology; and Sophia Mast, world language, pictured to the left receiving her award from J. Richard Thomas, superintendent.

The Quiz Bowl team won $2,000 for its fifth-pace finish in WGAL’s Brain Busters tournament. Above: High school principal Elvin Kennel, then junior Emily Rosenfeld and coaches Lisa Krieg and Galen Sauder with the prize check.

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Emily Blank, 2014, with her drawing that will be placed in Landis Homes Retirement Community’s permanent collection.

STUDENTS SUCCEED AT PA COMPUTER FAIRLMS students had another strong showing at the regional and state levels of the

PA Computer Fair last spring. Junior Cameron Andrews repeated as the first-place winner for Website Design at the state competition. His winning project, www.cameronandrews.com, was to promote his web design business. Andrews serves as webmaster for the LMS website team.

Sophomores Bryce Yoder and Josiah Kratz also participated in the state competition after winning first place at the regional level in the Computer Animation and Digital Movie categories, respectively. Both students were finalists in the state contest.

Four other students also won medals at the regional level of the computer fair. Michael Li and Cameron Garcia placed second in Website Design, and Cameron Graybill and Graydon Briguglio won a third-place medal for an LMS

sweep of the Website Design category.

LANCASTER’S FAVORITE PRIVATE SCHOOLLancaster Mennonite School once again earned the title of

“Favorite Private School” in Lancaster Newspapers’ 14th annual Readers’ Choice Awards.

Regional medalists at the PA Computer Fair, where LMS swept the Website Design category: (left to right) Cameron Garcia, Graydon Briguglio, Josiah Kratz, Cameron Andrews, Cameron Graybill, Michael Li and Bryce Yoder.

Mark your calendar

Oct. 18 Anthony Brown concert, , Lancaster Campus, 7 p.m.

Nov. 6-8 High School Fall Drama, Lancaster Campus, 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 14-15 Fall Festival and Homecoming, Lancaster Campus

Dec. 4 MCCL at Neffsville Mennonite Church, 7 p.m.

Dec. 6 MCCL at Ridgeview Mennonite Church, 7 p.m.

Dec. 7 MCCL at Highland Presbyterian Church, 4 p.m.

Dec. 11 New Danville Christmas Program, 7 p.m.

Dec. 12 Kraybill Elementary Christmas Program, 7 p.m.

Dec. 13 High School Christmas Concert, 4 p.m.,

followed by Campus Chorale Christmas Tea

Dec. 16 All-campus Middle School Christmas Concert, 7 p.m.

Dec. 18 Locust Grove Christmas Program, 7 p.m.

Jan. 9 End of First Semester

Anthony Brown to perform Robeson

tribute at LMSLMS is partnering with Hesston

College to host a special concert by internationally-acclaimed baritone Anthony Brown.

The concert, “I Go On Singing,” is an original tribute to Paul Robeson, an athlete, actor and early leader in the civil rights movement. The concert features a look at Robeson’s life through a special combination of his own words and songs, as performed by Brown.

The concert will be held October 18 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and free for high school students and younger. For tickets, call (717) 509-4459, ext. 703.

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Dave Siegrist, 1964, Lancaster, retired in the spring from his position as a middle school teacher at Lititz Area Mennonite School after 26 years in Christian education. Siegrist previously taught at and was the principal of New Danville Mennonite School, which is now the New Danville Campus of LMS

Dean, 1984, and Jan Steffy, 1985, Mast purchased the Good Enterprises property in Intercourse and held a grand opening of the Old Country Store this fall.

Steve Witmer, 1989, and his family returned to Egypt in August to continue working with the organization, Engineering Ministries International. The family first moved to Egypt in 2009 and recently was back home for a furlough.

Valerie Weaver-Zercher, 1990, Mechanicsburg, was a guest speaker at the 2014 Bridge of Hope National Spring Gala Luncheon. The theme of this year’s event was “The Allure of the Amish,” and Weaver-Zercher spoke about her book, “Thrill of the Chaste: The Allure of the Amish Romance Novel.”

Matthew Hartzler, 1991, Manheim, president of Warfel Construction, built a building in Harrisburg that was named an Eagle Award Winning

Building, a national honor. Hartzler and others from Warfel Construction traveled to Hawaii to receive the award.

Lin Fisher, 1993, Cranston, Rhode Island, co-wrote a new book, Decoding Roger Williams: The Lost Essay of Rhode Island’s Founding Father, that was released in August by Baylor University Press. Fisher is currently an Assistant Professor of History at Brown University.

Silas Crews, 1996, Lebanon, won third

place in the Lancaster 5-Minute Film

Festival hosted by the Lancaster County

Community Foundation. His film,

“Fiddle Creek Dairy,” featured fellow

LMS alumni Tim Crowhill Sauder,

1995, and his wife Frances Crowhill

Miller, 1994, and the 55-acre farm

they live and work on in Quarryville.

Andrew Whitlatch, 2007, Lancaster,

was also a finalist in the contest.

Mindy Nolt, 1996, Lancaster, released

an album of original music in July

called, “Movers and Lovers.” The album

features several other LMS alumni:

Frances Crowhill Miller, 1994, Joshua

Pfarr, 1995, Reuben Miller, 1995, and

Nolt’s husband, Jared Hankee, 1998.

John Glick, 2001, Hershey, has joined the team at Brownstone Real Estate Company in Hershey as a realtor.

David High, 2006, Lancaster, was honored with the Coldwell Banker International Sterling Society award for his work as a real estate professional in Lancaster.

Brandon Dimmig, 2009, Elizabethtown, led a team from Vanderbilt University that won first place in the national NASA rocket launch competition in Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah on May 17. Dozens of teams from colleges sent rockets thousands of feet into the air, trying to win big prizes. Their research results will be used in future design and development of Space Launch Systems and other products, according to the NASA Student Launch website.

Christine Baer, 2010, Elizabethtown, received “Cords of Distinction” for her graduation from Eastern Mennonite University last spring. The cords are the highest honor conferred by EMU on undergraduate students.

Steph Rheinheimer, 2010, and Jess Rheinheimer, 2012, both of Manheim, earned honors with the Eastern Mennonite University women’s basketball team. Steph, a 2014 grad, broke the record for career three-point field goal percentage with 37.5 percent. Jess, now a junior, was named to the All-ODAC second team for her sophomore season.

The LMS class of 1954 held their 60-year reunion May 17, in the LMS dining room. There were 37 classmates present of the 61 that are still living, with some traveling from as far away as London and Florida. The reunion included a “Ceremony of Remembrance,” to honor the 18 classmates who have passed away, with a candle lit for each one by a fellow classmate.

In addition to visiting and reminiscing of their days at LMS and lives since, the members of the class of 1954 also joined together to sing their class song, “Lead On, O Shepherd True,” composed and lead by classmate Charles Hershey and his wife, Eva.

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Brent Dimmig, 2011, Elizabethtown, and his team from Rochester Institute of Technology represented the U.S. at the Freescale Cup Championships in Seoul, South Korea from Aug. 29-30. Freescale involves college students building autonomous model-size vehicles that they then race for the beset time. Dimmig’s team earned second place in the Freescale Cup East Coast Challenge at RIT in April to earn a spot in the international competition.

Gordon Dimmig, 2013, Elizabethtown, had one of his photos selected as one of 13 winners out of 5,000 entries in the national Nature’s Best Photography contest. His photo of friend Wendell Baer, 2013, during a fly-fishing trip, won first-place for student in the People in Wilderness category. The contest winners were on display at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC.

MARRIAGES

Laura Livengood, 2000, and Duane Stoner, Jan. 11, 2014. They live in New Danville.

Jordan Miller, 2009 and Sarah Horst, 2009, June 19, 2014.

Nathan Longenecker, 2010, and Courtney Stoltzfus, 2010, June 19, 2014.

BIRTHS & ADOPTIONS

Armando and Monica Nissley, 1990, Ferri, Cranberry Township, third child, second son, Giovanni Armando, Dec. 4, 2013.

Neal R., 1994, and Stacy Y. Martin, New Holland, second son, Jude Oliver, Nov. 8, 2012.

Eric and Laura Kukich, 1995, Dawson, Blue Bell, second son, Andrew Eric, Nov. 29, 2013.

Stephen, 1999, and Mikaela Hostetter, 2006, Leaman, Lancaster, first child, a son, Alexander Jerry, Nov. 20, 2014.

Rodney and Janae Yoder, 2001, Hostetter, Lancaster, third daughter, Brynlee Grace, March 31, 2014.

Matthew, 2003, and Lindsay Dilworth, 2005, Weaver, Lancaster, first child, a son, Thaddeus Richard, Jan. 14, 2014.

DEATHS

Miriam K. Graybill, 1948, Gap, June 7, 2014.

Romaine S. Miller, 1949, New Holland, May 13, 2014.

Robert Yoder, 1952, Grand Junction, Colorado, June 1, 2013.

Harold Grant Stoltzfus, 1954, Lititz, March 29, 2014.

Lois Ondine, 1957, Chicago, Illinois, June 8, 2014.

Lancaster Mennonite School introduced The Blazer Nation this fall, a new alumni athletic club that allows former Blazer athletes to support current athletes. The Blazer Nation is made up of a voluntary group of former athletes and friends of LMS working to keep former athletes connected with LMS and support the school’s mission to develop strong student athletes and leaders.

The first Blazer Nation event was a tailgate on Sept. 26 following a home girls soccer game. The tailgate served as a meet-and-greet with new Athletic Director Jared Yoder, 2003. For more information about how to join The Blazer Nation, visit www. lancastermennonite.org/athletics.

Delmar L. Sauder, 1965, Gordonville, May 22, 2014.

Gary Lee Sensenig, 1979, Cochranville, March 29, 2014.

Daniel W. P. Hess, 1986, Mount Joy, July 2, 2014.

Valerie Hostler, 1989, Mifflintown, March 18, 2013.

BLAZER NATION KICK-OFF

2014 CLASS REUNIONS1974 u Nov. 15, 2014, 6 p.m. The Gathering Place, Mount Joy Contact: Grace Miller, (717) 653-5218 or epmgsm@gmail.com

1978 u An informal get together on Dec. 26 at a local restaurant for any classmates who are in town for the holidays. Contact: Steve Charles (717) 875-9808, Cynthia Denlinger Mast (610) 620-5919, or Brenda Hollinger Plowman (717) 324-6466.

1984 u Nov. 15, 2014, 6 p.m., Buffet Dinner Four Seasons Golf Course Contact: Cheri Leaman, (717) 917-5670 or cleaman@ptd.net

1989 u Nov. 1, 2014, The Trackside, 21 Stevens Road, Stevens Contact: Kimberly Liese Redmond

2004 u Nov. 14, Lancaster Campus More details online

2009 u Nov. 14, Lancaster Campus More details online

For reports of past reunions, or more information about these events,

visit www.lancastermennonite.org/alumni.

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Mike Eby was born with dairy farming in his blood.

He currently owns and operates his family’s 7th generation dairy farm in Gordonville where he works with 52 pure-bred Holsteins. His wife Lynette runs the 40-year-old bed and breakfast in the family’s large farmhouse, and his four children all graduated from or are enrolled at his alma mater.

But the future wasn’t always so clear.When an arsonist set the family barn

on fire, Lynette said she was worried her husband wouldn’t know what to do next. But the tragedy had an opposite effect.

“It strengthened his faith immensely to take what we have and move on,” she said.

After trying out some different jobs, the Ebys got back into dairy farming and Mike picked up a full-time job with Christian radio station WDAC as a sales representative specializing in ag business.

About three years ago, Mike was approached to help create the National Dairy Producers Organization, which works to improve small dairy farms in the United States. He then helped create, and is president of, Family Dairy Farms LLC, which bottles its high-quality milk for sale at Shady Maple.

“He never had a vision of what his life would look like, but always looked for future reference,” Lynette said of her

husband. “He’s always seen the big picture.”

In addition to helping Mike on

the farm and running the bed and breakfast,

Lynette serves as a teacher’s aide for PreK at the Locust Grove Campus. She said it’s a small way that she can invest back in the school that has been such a big part of their family.

“The school has given us financial aid for all these years,” she said. “We value the Christian education that we went through, and we feel it’s valuable to make sacrifices for our children.”

She said the support system and balance LMS provides is just as strong now as it was when they were students. Neither she nor Mike went on to college after LMS, but said their time in high school taught them many life values beyond just education.

“We felt free to be who we were at that time, and we had a set of life skills that we took from the school as we entered into the workforce,” she said.

Lynette said it’s hard to realize how much their lives have come full circle. The relationships they developed as students have turned into lifelong friendships.

The music program that was a big part of Mike and Lynette’s experience

at LMS is now proving to be the same type of outlet for their children.

“Those things are really great for educating the whole child,” Lynette said. “There is just an interest in the whole person and who you are and your relationships.”

Mike, 1990, and Lynette Eby, 1991Coming full circle

The Ebys didn’t know what God had in store for them after an arsonist destroyed their barn, but a strong support system and an unwavering faith helped them become leaders in the dairy farming industry.

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When Ty Bair reflects on his years at Lancaster Mennonite School, he remembers something much bigger than classes or basketball games.

He remembers the love and support of the community.

“The teachers really cared,” he said. “You weren’t just this kid that was in the class. They really cared about your future and your relationship with the Lord.”

Bair came from a large family that didn’t have much and he still vividly remembers how one year some teachers held a small birthday party for him with a cake.

“I never had that before,” he said, fighting back tears. “That stuck with me with how I teach kids.”

Now as a social studies teacher with the School District of Lancaster, Bair tries to make that same type of

impact in his students’ lives. Bair has received several awards

for his work as a teacher and mentor. He was named the Wal-Mart regional Teacher of the Year and the Coca-Cola and Dell Teacher of the Year.

In 2013, he won the Essence of Humanity award for his work with Exit Lancaster, an educational mentorship program he began with his friend Shayne Meadows. The award recognizes individuals who go beyond the requirements of their work to demonstrate remarkable human qualities, a spirit of caring and inspiration to others.

Bair said the goal of Exit Lancaster is to help kids create life plans through education.

“We feel like that’s the avenue that’s going to change their circumstances,” Bair said.

The program is not a Christian organization, but Bair and

Meadows are both strong believers and try to show Christ’s love through their actions.

Bair feels Lancaster Mennonite was a huge part of God’s plan for his life of giving back to others.

“Everybody that I came in contact with out there didn’t just preach the word, they lived it,” he said.

He said he wouldn’t be able to do as much as he does in the community with out the unwavering support of his wife Carrie. And while the award recognition is flattering, Bair views it as just another way for him to spread the message of God’s love.

“I’m a Blazer through and through, and getting an award helps to send that message out that I’m doing what I think God put me on the earth to do,”

he said. “If you’re not helping

others, I think you’re just wasting time.”

Ty Bair, 1995‘A Blazer through and through’

After experiencing Christ’s love firsthand through the teachers at LMS, Ty Bair now strives to make that same type of investment in the lives of the students he works with as teacher and mentor.

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Ty Bair is congratulated by J. Richard Thomas, superintendnet, during the spring Dinner Theatre.

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Work begins on new residence hall Wielding a sledgehammer, several

Lancaster Mennonite students took the first swings at creating the school’s new residence hall on Sept 2.

LMS held a special block-breaking ceremony to mark the start of the school’s latest facilities project at the Lancaster Campus. The new residence hall will be in the second floor of the 2160 building, which is partially owned by LMS and located between the Lancaster Campus and Route 30.

Current students, faculty and staff gathered at the 2160 building to

celebrate the start of the project. Along with gifts from many gracious donors, the residence hall project was funded through efforts by students, including the high school’s annual Student Council Mini-Golf

Tournament, an international meal held by current residence hall students and a class gift from the Class of 2014 toward the purchase of furniture for the residence hall’s great room.

The total renovation, including furnishing, will cost $1.8 million. Part of that will be paid through student residence hall fees during a 15-year time period. The facility will include a great room, music practice room, study rooms and an updated security system that focuses on student safety. Residence hall students come from other areas of Pennsylvania, surrounding states and other countries.

Many of the current residence hall students witnessed the start of the project, with six students getting the chance to break some of the blocks of the building. The project is expected to be completed and ready for student use by January.

Donors and residence hall students are invited to the Jan. 9 dedication and open house.

Above: Senior Naomi Abraham swings a sledgehammer into the wall of the 2160 building during the block-breaking ceremony on Sept. 2. Below: First stages of the renovations to the building.

Thank you for your faithful giving to Give-a-thon (formally Phonathon) this past year. Thanks to your generosity and support for our students, we received more than $155,000 in contributions. For 2014-15, LMS will also be participating in the Extraordinary Give.

What is the Extraordinary Give?The Extraordinary Give is sponsored by the Lancaster

County Community Foundation as a way to encourage giving to approved not-for-profit local organizations. To encourage giving they provide a $250,000 match with the money divided among the approved agencies based on the amount that was given to that agency.

How does Extraordinary Give connect with Phonathon?If you give to LMS during the Extraordinary Give day

this can count as your Phonathon gift and you will not be called during Phonathon. In addition your dollars will be increased through the increased match LMS will receive from the foundation based on your giving.

How can you get involved?Between 12:01 a.m. and 11:59 p.m.

on Nov. 21, log on to www.extragive.org and give to LMS as well as to other

organizations you support.

Extraordinary Give: A New Phonathon Twist

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LEADER Agri-Basics Inc.Arbor Gate Ltd.Sylvia ArnoldAuntie Anne’s Inc.Autohaus Lancaster Inc.B & G Lumber Co.Laming Bai & Xiaoxiang ChenDonald R. & Brenda BareE. Robert & Elva BareCCAB Insurance & Benefits, Inc.Clark Inc.D. H. Funk & SonsDinse Dental CareDonegal Mutual Insurance Co.Dynamic Aviation Group, Inc.Elam G. Stoltzfus, Jr., Inc.Estate of Elma L. SpanglerEstate of J. Elvin ‘44 & Edith DenlingerEstate of John H. & Ruth H. HarnishEstate of Marguerite S. SauderFour Seasons Produce, Inc.Charles F. & Beulah M. FreyJay Richard ‘64 & Janet Landis FreyLoretta R. ‘74 & Jerry H. GehmanGibbel Kraybill & Hess LLPJames M. ‘51 & Joan L. GingrichDaniel S. & Sarah B. GlickSusan E. ‘61 & Stanley M. GodshallGoodville Mutual Casualty Co. Todd C. & Stephanie GrambauFlorence Beiler Groff ‘53Mary Ellen ‘65 & Harold M. Groff ‘62Haller Enterprises Inc.Joyce E. ‘78 & J. Richard HallerDavid M. & Renee E. HernleyHershey Advisors, P.C.Hess’s Barbecue Catering, Inc.Charles B. & Sally HooberHoober Inc.Gerald R. ‘65 & Linda HorstJ. B. Hostetter Sons Inc.J. Steven Burkhart Excavating, Inc.King Jefferson AssociatesKinsey’s Archery Products Inc.Laurel Ridge Pig CompanyJustin D. ‘91 & Dawn M. LeamanRodney A. ‘84 & Lauri L. Lefever ‘88Glen & Jean LengacherMartz Plumbing Heating & A/C, Inc.Mast ElectricMellinger Mennonite ChurchP. Dale ‘61 & Carolyn F. Mellinger ‘63Miller’s Greenhouses IncMount Joy Mennonite ChurchNational PennLarry W. ‘58 & Janet W. Newswanger ‘58Nolt Dental AssociatesRichard & Lynne PalazzoPremier Custom-Built, Inc.Quality Stone Veneer Inc.Robert H. Ranck Inc.Rohrer Dairy FarmsClarence H. Rutt ‘49John M. ‘55 & Rebecca C. Rutt

Chad & Deborah RutterJohn D. & Lisa M. SandsMona M. & James E. SauderSchwab Fund for Charitable GivingSharp ShopperSimon Lever LLPSpeedwell ConstructionConnie Heisey Stauffer ‘55Isaac H. ‘70 & Julia StoltzfusStoltzfus Meats, Inc.Student CouncilThe Ripple FoundationJoyce E. ‘69 & J. Richard ThomasTodd C. Grambau DMD PCMatthew A. ‘03 & Lindsay Weaver ‘05Daniel D.’56 & Miriam C. Wert ‘59Weaver Markets, Inc.White Oak MillsTerry A. & Joan G. Yoder

PARTNER Accu-Aire Mechanical ServicesAkron Mennonite ChurchAndrew H. AppelKristine L. & E. Scott Augsburger ‘81B. G. Mellinger & Son Inc.Gerald R. ’72 & Rose Ann BaerSuzanne Y. ‘79 & John M. BakerBeam Leasing Inc.Benuel S. ‘60 & Janet BeilerBenjamin Roberts LTDBlainsport Mennonite ChurchKeri BloomBlossom Hill Mennonite ChurchBossler Mennonite ChurchBowmansville Mennonite ChurchLena ‘52 & Michael R. BrownColleen J. ‘81 & Andrew C. BrubakerJ. Lester & Lois BrubakerRobert L. ‘65 & F. Lois Brubaker ‘64Burnell L. & Carol A. BuchenDoris M. ‘54 & Frank R. BurkhartBurma Road Associates LLCByerland Mennonite ChurchCheryl J. ‘79 & Kevin A. CareyCarl Wingard Inc.Edward M. & Mindy M. CarrerasJonathan E. ‘70 & Rhoda R. Charles ‘72Chestnut Hill Mennonite ChurchDonald G. & Lisa ClarkClass of 1963Class of 2014Fern & Dennis ClemmerJ. Paul ‘57 & Esther Clymer ‘57Community Mennonite Church of LancasterConestoga Country Kitchens, Inc.Conestoga Mennonite ChurchCornerstone Design-ArchitectsCovenant CPA LLPDavid S. Huber TrustJohn H. & Debbie DenlingerDaniel L. & Joanne DietzelBeulah DiffenbachDiffenbach, Scudner & Thomas Group

East Chestnut St. Mennonite ChurchEastern Lancaster County Veterinary ClinicEGStoltzfusElizabethtown Mennonite ChurchEngle Printing & PublishingEphrata National BankErisman Mennonite ChurchH. Glenn & Rachael EsbenshadeEric L. & Elaine Lapp EschEstate of A. Richard & Ruth StaufferExelonXiaodong FanForest Hills Mennonite ChurchMiriam ‘72 & Nicholas B. FreyFurniture Doctor, Inc.Feng Gao and Fan ZhangGarden Spot Village Retirement CommunityGeorge Hutt, Inc.Cora L. & James A. GingrichTrula N. Gingrich ‘75Martin S. & Robin D. GishGlenn Lapp Memorial Volleyball FriendsGlick Fire Equipment Company Inc.Geoffrey C. ‘78 & Janet Groff ‘79Marlin G. ‘74 & Sue A. GroffGroff’s Home Comfort TeamHabecker Mennonite ChurchCorinne J. & Todd C. Han-DanforthCraig K. & Nina Kaufman HarnishMatthew B. ‘91 & Andrea HartzlerHernley Mennonite ChurchDean M. ’71 & Helen S. Hertzler ‘71Michael & Marcia HessMervin W. & Nora L. HessCalvin G. & Janet C. HighHoober FeedsJeffrey N. ‘91 & Alicia Horst ‘92Rodney E & Mary Lou HouserLouetta W. Hurst ‘62Hutt Leasing, Inc.James Street Mennonite ChurchQinyang & Ping JiaDavid A. & Debra KingLaurence ‘49 & Shirley A. KingKing Painting & WallpaperKing’s AgriSeeds, Inc.Van & Lisa R. KnoxBrent R. ‘91 & Kristin Kreider ‘92Kreider FarmsJohn E. Kreider ‘47Kenneth L. & Violet A. KreiderPaul J. ‘64 & Marie D. KurtzRaymond D. & Gail LanasLancaster Bible CollegeLanco Properties, Inc.Elizabeth A. Landis ‘95 & Steven B. Denlinger ‘95Lloyd M. & Anna Mae LappLaurel Ridge FarmsJoel M. ‘96 & Shelley LeamanPatricia ‘66 & J. Harold LeamanRuth D. ‘71 & Emerson L. LesherNelson E. ‘75 & Danielle M. Longenecker

Longenecker’s Hatchery, Inc.Marietta Community ChapelAnn L. Martin & James A. StutzmanBryan L. ‘83 & Andrea MartinEsther H. ‘66 & Lewis M. MartinLaverne ‘54 & J. Elvin MartinRobert W. & Nancy L. MartinTimothy L. ‘91 & Dawn T. MartinCindy S. & Daniel D. Mast ‘77Harold R. ‘65 & Ruth E. Angstadt Mast ‘66Max E. & Martha E. Bingaman Charitable FoundationMerv Miller Builder, LLCAlta M. ‘65 & C. Lehman MetzlerJonathan A. ‘91 & Ann MetzlerMetzler Mennonite ChurchMillersville Mennonite ChurchElecta K. MohlerLamar M. & Sally MoyerDonald O. ‘63 & Erla Nauman ‘63Neffsville Mennonite ChurchMelanie L. ’91 & James O. NellGerald C. & Mary E NissleyNortheast Trading International Ltd.Oregon Dairy Inc.Svetlana OzbayWei Qiu & Xuelian ZhangRachel’s of GreenfieldDorothy E. ‘57 & Harry H. RanckMerle R. & Ruth Ann ReinfordRidgeview Mennonite ChurchBonnie ‘74 & John RohrerSam S. Smucker & Sons Inc.J. Donald ‘81 & Twila A. Sauder ‘81Gary W. & Christina SeldomridgeMiriam E. ShenkDaniel T. & Carol L. SiegfriedAndrew C. & Kristina E. SloyerRobert M. & Lena M. SloyerCarol B. ‘77 & James E. SpicherAndrew L. ‘90 & Joy SteckbeckEdgar StoeszBrent O. ‘80 & Theresa StoltzfusHeidi ‘89 & Rodney StoltzfusRichard G. ‘54 & Elaine StoltzfusStony Brook Mennonite ChurchStumptown Mennonite ChurchSunnyside Mennonite ChurchSusquehanna Garden ConceptsShelby C. ‘81 & J. David SwartleyUniversal Health Services, Inc. of PennsylvaniaWarfel Construction Co.Alvin M. WeaverAnne Kaufman & R. Todd Weaver ‘83J. Michael ‘80 & Valerie K. Weaver ‘81Weaver, Reckner, Reinhart Dental AssociatesWeaverland Mennonite ChurchJerry L. & Denise L. WengerRoy E. ‘55 & Esther S. Wert ‘56West End Mennonite FellowshipRebecca S. WeybrightWillow Street Mennonite ChurchClyde B. & Nancy L. WisslerJames K. & Cathy L. Witter

Hongyi Xu & Shanging GeJiawei XuBeth H. ‘75 & Gary L. YoderMichael K. YoderMiles E. & Dawnell F. YoderTimothy L. & Brenda YoderYoung & Young

FRIEND B. Anthony ‘85 & Kathleen R. Beiler ‘85H. Charles ‘65 & Rebecca M. Benner ‘65Binkley & Hurst LPBlakinger Byler & Thomas, P.C.Martha Jane BombergerR. Todd & Maria B. Bowman ‘94Mary K. & Glenn BucherA. David & Marian BuckwalterRichard Buckwalter ‘77 & Ann Rutt ‘77J. Roy ‘56 & Ada S. BurkhartTina K. & Max CampbellCarpenter Community ChurchMichael ‘05 & Rachael CharlesClass of 1948Class of 1958CNH America LLCCommonwealth Fire Protection CompanyJeremiah C. ‘99 & Kristine DenlingerAnna L. Detweiler ‘69Abram W. ‘69 & Karen L. DiffenbachDouble H. Transport, Inc.John W. Eby ‘58Field Hockey Booster ClubKere J. Frey ‘79Frey Lutz Corp.Fred M. ‘66 & Linda M. Garber ‘66Paul E. & Pauline M. GarberGehman Mennonite ChurchNelson R. ‘73 & Yvonne GingrichMoses B. & Emma G. GlickJohn W. & Phoebe GoodGotwals BrothersJanice M. & Matthew J. GreenleafSharon I. & Franklin GreinerMichael T. & Pamela S GrubicJames & Gloria HeiseyLauren R. HernleyDorothy A. & Dale HersheyDaniel S. ‘66 & Evanna Hess ‘66Paul S. ‘60 & Nancy L. Hess ‘61Marcy and Rick HighElton W. & Sherlyn K. HorstChad G. ‘91 & Coleen M. Hurst ‘92JD InvestementsRoger M. & Barbara JosephianKatherman, Briggs & GreenburgKelly’s SportsPatrick Kelsey & Jennifer SceppaAndrea N. KirkRonald E. & Hollee A. KreiderEric Lam & Iris FanLancaster Archery SupplyMarvin G. & Mary S. LappClair H. ‘65 & Charlene K. Leaman

With deepest appreciation, we acknowledge you, alumni and friends of Lancaster Mennonite School, for your investment in a Christ-centered education. You, along with many other individuals, businesses and congregations gave $2,059,088 during 2013-14, making a huge difference in students’ lives. Every dollar counts!

Thank you to our donors!

LMS celebrated its 72nd commencement on May 31 with 170 graduates in the Class of 2014. Pictured are the 2014 Senior Dedication and Commencement speakers (left to right): Tyler Newman, 2014; Clair Good; Yokabed Jekale, 2014; Beth Good; and Madeline Garber, 2014.

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Joseph Paul ‘98 & Melissa LeamanNorman B. & E. Arlene LeamanDale E. LongRandall L. ‘71 & Marla J. LongeneckerDmitry LyndinLyndon Mennonite ChurchManor Fuels Inc.Gerald E ‘66 & Carolyn ‘67 MartinMelvin J. & Geneva MartinArmand R. and Virginia MartinBrenda & Ajay MarwahaDonald B. ’77 & Marilyn R. Miller ‘77Fred H. ‘62 & Lynn MillerLeon N. & Sandra MillerBeryl A. & Marie Z. MoserMountville Mennonite ChurchRoy D. & Anna L. MusselmanMary J. Myers ‘63Rodney D. & Miriam NafzigerDortha Neil ‘63North Group ConsultantsCheryl A. OeschgerOregon Dairy Farm, LLCOxford Area FoundationRichard G. & Linda R. PeacockRobert L. ‘73 & Lucinda PetersheimPNC Foundation Matching Gift ProgramDonna R. ‘89 & Neil R. ReinfordReinsel Kuntz Lesher, LLPMichael R ‘75 & Karen L. RheinheimerEarl W. ‘45 & Marian R. RohrerRobert H. & Lorraine RohrerJohn L. & Nancy I. RosenberryAnne M. ‘75 & Jay L. RothR. Clair ‘60 & Doris SauderH. Mardene ‘58 & Marilyn SensenigPatricia A. Shelly ‘82James E. ‘67 & Mary E. ShreinerJohn C. SimkinsSlate Hill Mennonite ChurchMary J. & David SmithLinda L.’ 79 & David L. SnaderMartha ‘66 & Lester S. StoltzfusMitsuo & Rev. Yukako SuzukiDonald & Cheryl ThomasTrinity LawIvan R. ‘71 & Connie TroxelDiane & Ronald N. Umble ‘68Shawn D. & Sasha N. WawrzyniakGlenn H. & D. Anne WeaverNaomi R. ‘64 & James W. WeaverPaul H. WeaverSylvia M. & Glenn WeaverShawle WehibeWendy C. & Richard J. WeinsteinClifford R. ‘79 & Carol A. WengerWitmer Automotive ServiceJames M. & Sara Jane Witmer

Peter C. & Phyllis J. WitmerYaoping Xu & Suzhen ZhouLorie B. & Calvin YoderRodney and Sheri L YoderLoren L. ‘65 & Helen Zimmerman ‘65

ASSOCIATE Abram M. ‘47 & Pat HostetterAccuity Advisors & CPAsHarold R. & Joyce P. AndersonBarton’s Body ShopWayne L. ‘ 73 & Debbie L. BechtoldGlenn D. BeckerDon and Anita BeidlerLeon M. ‘82 & Christina J. BeilerDavid & Deborah BenditJohn N. ‘59 & Barbara R. Benner ‘59Linda K. ‘71 & Curtis R. BerryLoine F. BertBingaman & Son Lumber Co., Inc.Bird-in-Hand CorporationMelissa F. ‘93 & Steve BlairDoris ‘49 & James R. BombergerRichard D. & Joyce L BombergerMiriam Book ‘66 & James LappLeroy H. BowmanCharles P. & MaryAnn S. BozymDavid S. & Yen BrenemanJoel S. Breneman ‘01Betty Ann BrubakerDouglas W. & Colleen BrubakerBrubaker FarmsJohn R. ‘56 & Miriam ‘55 BuckwalterSeth H. ‘97 & Karisten Buckwalter ‘99Cynthia R. ‘83 & J. Steven Burkhart ‘83Melvin S. BurkholderSusan R. & Daryl BurkholderDavid C. & Linda L. ByersEmanuel CarrerasCentral PA Rehabilitation Services, Inc.Miriam E. ‘44 & D. Arthur CharlesChristian A. Silvaggio DMD LLCMarian S. Clapper ‘63Mary E. ClarkClass of 1954Class of 1983Sherry L. & Philip CollinsJames A. & Heather L. ConsteinJames Cook & Francesca SantiniKevin S.Crouse & Rebecca A. Kane-CrouseTashya S. ‘92 & Craig DalenDavCo Advertising, Inc.Dwayne L.’78 & Charlene DenlingerJay R. & Marilyn J. DenlingerDerby Don’s Delicious Kettle CornFlorence S. DetweilerMartin D. & Barbara A. DickeyJason J. & Heather F. Dietrich

Peter A. & Marian DimmigJames L. & Grace DiscavageWilliam R. Dougherty & Colleen MatejickaLinda J. ‘71 & Leonard DueckAndrew ‘87 & Michelle DulaSteven M. & Susan P. DunklebergerDutch Valley FoodsJohn D. ‘69 & Carol A. Ebersole ‘69Dennis L. ‘70 & Ellen K. Eby ‘70J. Harold & Kathryn W. EbyWilmer ‘58 & Anna EbyErie InsuranceJeffrey C. & Kaitlin B. EriksonEsbenshade MillsDaryl E. ‘88 & Cheryl A. EshlemanDuane M. & Jill EvansFarm & Land Realty, Inc.Farmer Boy AgGena K. & Edward C. FisherRachel M. Fisher ‘48Brock D. & Holly M. FordMaria L. ‘96 & Tim G. ForryTammy L. & Gus E ForteTina ‘91 & Doug FriesenFulton BankJo Anne Funk ‘76 & Paul Schlitz Jr.Susan L. FurmanCarmen J. ‘03 & Josiah J. GarberLeon S. & Anna H. GehmanRosalyn J. GehmanBrian P. & Elizabeth A. GerhartKeith A. & Joy M. GibbleDustin S. ‘95 & Sarah L. GingrichArlene M. ‘63 & Ronald G. GipeSue ‘76 & Kevin D. GlickGodshall Commercial InteriorsCarl R. Good ‘83Lee A. ‘88 & Rosemary GoodLeon W. ‘60 & Elaine W. Good ‘62Toby & Patrice GoodLois F. ‘58 & Grayfred B. GrayDale B. & Joyce E. GraybillRobert ‘60 & Susan GraybillCharles L. ‘54 & Janet GroffAnna M. HabeckerMarcia L. & Joseph W. HackmanHaldeman Mechanical, Inc.Irene HallerKatherine ‘46 & Willis HallmanSylvia A. & Earl M. HandwerkDavid M. ‘49 & Florence HarnishGregory HartmanGwendolyn K. HartzlerJanet ‘63 & Kenneth HartzlerDebra HatfieldAllen H. & Diane J. HeinlyNelson E. & Joyce Y. HeiseyDaniel C. ‘55 & Jennifer Heller ‘55Paul A. HernleyAnna Mae Herr ‘60James D. & Carol A. HerrAndrew M. ‘72 & Yvonne Hershey ‘76Clifford N. ‘78 & Mary L. HersheyDale L. ‘79 & Martha HersheyHershey Entertainment & Resorts CompanyGlenn C. ‘65 & Helen M. Hershey ‘65Marlin R. ‘67 & Barbara Hershey ‘67Nathan R. ‘78 & Linda J. Hershey ‘79Nelson H. & Thelma M. HersheyWilliam E. & Diane K. HersheyKaren E. Hertzler ‘91 & Aaron CristEdie M. & Maris Hess ‘66Ernest M. ‘60 & Lois E. Hess ‘60Gerald L. & Carol M. HessLarry A. Hess ‘60Rosene Blantz ‘86Michelle L. HippleDanielle M. & Jonathan R. HofstetterL. Kenneth ‘68 & Rosene F. Hollinger ‘67Ruth L. HollingerRebekah ‘85 & Derek HolmesBonita S. ‘80 & Eugene M. HooverCarl L. ‘61 & Janet Hoover ‘61Nelson C. Hoover ‘69Donald & Carol F. Horning

Kriston T. & Christy L. HorstKyle ‘98 & Marta Horst ‘98Stanley R. ‘79 & Wilma M. Horst ‘76Joshua & Allison T. HorvathHostetter & Hostetter, CPAAbram M. ‘47 & Pat HostetterDwane L. ‘62 & Priscilla E. HostetterPluma ‘48 & I. D. HostetterWilliam HunterGeorge M. & Lois Jean HurstNevin ‘91 & Melissa Hurst ‘93Melvin G. & A. Arlene HurstRay N. ‘70 & Brenda M. Hurst ‘74Suzanne F. & Daniel A. HussarAnna R. ‘45 & Donald R. JacobsAndre M. Kalend ‘13Dennis W. & Rose M. KauffmanSharon G. ‘75 & Richard S. KauffmanGerald W. & L. Marlene KaufmanGerald Hernley ‘69 & Donna KeenerGladys E. ‘49 & Carl S. KeenerHerbert S. ‘68 & Barbara KeenerRonald S. & Fern KeenerNaomi W. Keiper ‘56Eric & Hollie KempChristian D. ‘70 & Rose L. KennelElmer E. ‘60 & Marianne KennelElvin N. ‘79 & Wendy S. KennelElizabeth A. & Eric Kennel ‘99Lois C. Kennel ‘68Daniel P. & Lorie L. KerrJ. Craig & Kristine M. KimbarkJessica King ‘92 & Chad MartinKendall J. ‘86 & Heather A. J. KingFred L. ‘74 & Rosalyn KnissAlexandra B. KnoxStephen Korich & Julie McKennaDonald B. ‘63 & Frances KraybillErnest N. ‘51 & Eunice KraybillJoy L. Kraybill ‘91Simon P. & Mary Jean KraybillJames L. ‘53 & Rozetta KreiderThelma H. ‘50 & Elvin L. KreiderKrisko Financial Services CoEkaterina KuliashouEric A. ‘85 & Kimberly M. KurtzLandis Homes Retirement CommunityIra B. Landis ‘48Mark G. ‘53 & Alma M. LandisMary Jane LandisMary L. ‘65 & James C. LandisOdessa C. & William A. LandisScott D. ‘84 & Wendy M. LandisSteven V. Lantz ‘84Alice W. & John A. LappKevin L. ‘81 & Sherry L. LappLarry C. Dombach, Inc.Alice D. & David J. LauverCarolyn J. LeamanDavid E. ‘81 & Marva LeamanIvan B. ‘50 & Mary E. Leaman ‘54J. David & Jewel A. LeamanJames R. ‘64 & Elizabeth Leaman ‘64Nancy L. ‘68 & John M. LeamanRonald H. ‘71 & Joyce Leaman ‘67William C. ‘57 & Mary E. LeathermanMonica R. ‘96 & Joel W. LedermanDaniel C. ‘82 & Kristina Lehman ‘82Dorcas M. & Glenn M. Lehman ‘62Doug P. ‘83 & Nicole M. LehmanW. G. & Ruby E. LehmanConnie L. & Esten B. LeinsterFei & Xiaomin LingDavid H. & Mary B. LivengoodDwain & Audrey LivengoodLMS International Students AssociationLNB Management LLCLance LokenKenton L. ‘83 & Shelly LongeneckerLynn E. ‘90 & Laurie Longenecker ‘90William E. & Elizabeth LongeneckerEunice H. ‘57 & Burnell E. LuckenbaughGregory E. & Annette K. ManskerTimothy G. & Mary T. MarkovitsElvin L. & Esther M. Martin

J. Daniel & Anna MartinJohn R. & Marian S. MartinLew K. ‘94 & Kayleen MartinNelson W. ‘63 & Anna M. MartinPhillip E. ‘69 & Joyce M. MartinRobert A. & Sarah Jane MartinYvonne ‘64 & Kenneth M. MartinAndres E. & Lauren M. MartinyClair I ‘66 & Pamela MastE. Dean ‘84 & Jan L. Mast ‘85Barbara MastMichael M. Mast ‘57Jonathan & Bilita Searls MattesElsie M. MatzDouglas W. & Paige McFarlingPaul E. & Portia F. McLaughlinJayne B. McveyDavid G. & Fern MillerEthel M. ‘51 & John G. MillerJ. Martin ‘69 & Ferne Miller ‘71Jennifer L. & Brett MillerJoe MillerJoyce H. & Ronald L. MillerMillport Mennonite ChurchJudi U. & Peter MollenkofLamar J. & Patricia MyersMabel & Norman L. MyersEllen ‘51 & Roy C. NeffNorma Jean ‘63 & J. Larry NeffHarry B. & Helen M. NellMary E. ‘54 & Daniel K. NessSteven L. ‘89 & Jonel M. Ness ‘89Irene G. NevinMahlon F. & Mary Ella NewswangerR. Wesley Newswanger ‘57 & Janet Breneman ‘67Nancy R. ‘77 & Paul W. NislyLois Nissley ‘65Darlene ‘70 & C. Robert NollRebecca T. ‘72 & Herbert H. NollGeoffrey ‘98 & Stashia NoltMarvin B. & Delores NoltRebecca M. NoltJodi E. ‘06 & Luis OrtizPalm Grove Mennonite Church, Inc.Donald P. PalmerParkesburg Mennonite ChurchDonna Elaine ‘84 & Jeffrey G. PaulsMartin E. ‘54 & Joyce PeiferDavid E. & Fay D. PelletierBetty N. PellmanKim PhippsPhoenix Courier, LTDHarry P. & Lori K. Pierre-LouisRose A. ‘86 & Christopher RappAnna W. ‘61 & Ron H. ReimerMary ‘77 & Dennis RittenhouseCheri M. & Daniel L. RittnerRockville Mennonite ChurchEloy D. & Rebecca L. RodriguezRonald S. Keener Grain, LLCSusan G. ‘74 & Thomas K. RuthGlenn E. ‘49 & Pauline RuttJulia A. RuttPhillip M. ’71 & Marian H. Rutt ‘71Martha C. SangreeClair H. ‘69 & Nancy Sauder ‘69Twila ‘82 & Galen SauderM. Dean & Doris SauderMervin & Mary SauderVernon L. ‘87 & Michele J. SauderJeffrey L. & Susan SchnuppEric C. & Laura SchwenkDonald J. & Kathy K. SeibertDorothy M. Sensenich ‘57Audrey L. SensenigJanice W. Sensenig ‘55Marian SeversonRichard K. & Regina G. SextonAudrey J. Shenk ‘82Betty J. ‘53 & David B. ShenkJames W. ‘71 & Donna ‘71 ShenkJohn B.’48 & Myrtle B. ShenkShow-Ease Inc.Alma ‘57 & Harold ShultzErma J. ‘72’ & Lawrence ShultzReba F. ‘78 & John L. ShumanJ. Donald ‘63 & Joanne ‘64 Siegrist

Seniors Dan Han Choi, Wanje Cho, J.B. Chenk, Daniel Brubaker, Rachel Bronkema and Graydon Briguglio join in singing a hymn during the 2014 Commencement ceremony.

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Ryan A. Siegrist ‘97Ignacio J. & Briala D. SilvaChristian A. & Beth A. SilvaggioJoseph A. & Rose M. SilvaggioRichard H. & Janet SimmsCharlotte A.’73 & Ronald L. SmokerCurry L. & Daniel K. SnellMadeline M. ‘57 & J. Wilbur SollenbergerRachel M. ‘51 & Jacob A. StahlJohn D. ‘76 & Milonica Stahl-WertRobin D. & Robert StaufferJason J. & Maribelle SteffyMelinda & Ryan E StevensMiriam E. Stoltzfus ‘50Robert L. & Pauline StoltzfusVirgil D. ‘50 & Doris G. StoltzfusStrasburg Mennonite ChurchDavid R. & Glenda B. StrongSusquehanna BankSusquehanna BeneficialCalvin D. ‘92 & Michelle M. SwartzentruberTargetJ. Sam ‘68 & Marian ThomasJanelle Thomas ‘91 & Ryan SauderMelvin H. ‘61 & Geneva Rufenacht ThomasVera ‘59 & Ralph ToddDoris ‘74 & Marvin D. TollRichard J. & Mary K. TreesTrout, Ebersole & Groff, LLPDale L. ‘60 & Ruth UmbleUnion Community BankAileen T. Van-NguyenMarvin M. WaltersNancy C. WaltzDawn ‘85 & David WamplerJingmin & Li WangAlma G. ‘47 & John M. WeaverAmmon R. & Rebecca Sue WeaverJoy ‘75 & Nelson WeaverMark A. Weaver ‘77Paul M. ‘52 & Velma WeaverRonald R. ‘71 & Erma J. WeaverElvin WeberTimothy J & Dorothy WeberDavid A. ‘65 & Ruth WengerElizabeth A. Wenger ‘51J. Lloyd ‘59 & Beverly ‘59 WertPaul D. & Michelle J. WilliamsGerald Williamson & Karol Smith-WilliamsonDerek A. ‘93 & Melissa ‘93 WisslerJ. Richard ‘64 & Nancy Witmer’63Todd M .’87 & Deborah J. WitmerJohn H. & Thelma WolgemuthLester & Madge WolgemuthWolgemuth’s Farview FarmsYi WuHarold D. & Luella M YoderHarvey M. & Shirley YoderJamie ‘06 & Amy K. Yoder ‘06Jared A. ‘03 & Meredith R.YoderNelson & Patricia YoderPercy S. & Lois YoderRichard C. ‘75 & Janine YungingerJane ‘66 & Lavern J. YutzyLois R. ‘63 & Sam ZeisetMark ‘66 & Lucille ZimmermanMark B. ‘59 & Karene ZimmermanRichard L. & Kathryn ZimmermanLarry J. ‘80 & Dawn ‘79 ZookTodd A. Zurin

CONTRIBUTOR Janet E. & Alan AceJennifer J. AchenbachMiriam ‘59 & Leroy C. AchenbachAchool Monogramming & Embroidery, LLCStephen W. & Rhonda S. AdsitDarby AlbrachtFranklin D.’76 Albrecht & Elizabeth SotoNichole M. AlbrightTerry & Brenda AlbrightHenry & Janet Albrycht

Dawn M. ‘87 & P. Troy AlderferLorraine E. ‘68 & George C. AllenShirley & G. Robert AltizerGenet E. AmanteDebra S. AmspacherRichard C. & Karen B. AndersonRobert S. AndersonMatthew & Kimberly AnkneyPeter J. & Mary AnninosStephen J. ArnoldLindell ‘74 & Vernon L. AsperAsuncion DentalATF Contractor LLCRhoda AtzeffBrian & Sharon AukampCharles & Pauline M. AukampAllen A. & Wanda M. AultDaniel R. & Katherine A. AungstJoel & Lisset AveryKathleen G. BabbJudith K. & Dino J. BacaBetsy BachDarrell D. & Sharon R. BaerJames W. ‘76 & Valerie K. Baer ‘79Kenton W. Baer ‘07Melanie Baer-Drescher ‘78 & J. Doug DrescherCraig T. Bakal & & Jonell L. WalkerDaniel E. & Pauline G. BakerGeorge T. & Betty S. BakerTimothy A. & Gail M. BamfordRuth M. ‘49 & John J. BareRichard M. & Diane M. BarkerMarilyn S. ‘68 & Richard C. BarnettJay E. BarrBeau B. BarrabeeChristopher C. & Nancy C. BartonCheryl ‘79 & Steve BaugherMabel Jean ‘60 & Dennis E. BaumRobert L. & Joann BaumLlyle W. & Lisa BaumanMarian J. Bauman ‘62Jeffrey L. & Gail BaumgartnerLinell BaylisVerna ‘ 57 & Dwight BeachyDiane ‘79 & Jamie E. BeamKarlene M. ‘92 & Brian L. BeamRobert & Becky BeastonElizabeth J. & Ellis A. BeattieMarlin E. ‘71 & Janet Bechtold ‘71David H. Becker ‘76Esther H. Becker ‘55Kenneth D ‘84 & Anne L. Becker ‘84James M. and Carolyn BeckwithWilliam J. & Cari R. BeenengaDavid BeerJoshua & Anna M. BeersPhilomena & Stephen BehmerE. Kenneth ‘72 & Judy BeilerKatie B BeilerPaul M. ‘61 & Leanna BeilerRoberta & Dwilyn BeilerMary ‘65 & Leroy P. BeitzelMary ‘69 & Wishart BellConnie K. ‘73 & L. Roy BenderDenise L. BenderDoris & J.A. BenderMichael D. & Shirley M. BenderTitus W. ‘51 & Anna BenderDean M. ‘80 & Jennifer M. BennerKirk R. Benner ‘00Lamar M. ‘77 & Cheryl A. BennerLeanne E. ‘77 & Steven P. BennerRobert J. & Dianna L. BerkeyBernard H. Lauer, DMD, P.C.Ryan BevitzPeter K. & Irine A. BillisHeidi & Chris BingamanMax & Martha BingamanR. Alburn ‘01 & Kelsy J. BinkleyAnna M. ‘62 & James V. BishopBenjamin D. ‘98 & Sarah G. ‘98 BixlerBeth M. BjorkmanJon & Carol BlackTegan & Karen M. BlackbirdMatthew L. & Valerie W BlackmonBlackriver Financial ServicesDennis D. Blake

Brent W. BlandPaul A. & Barbara J. BlanfordLester A. ‘47 & Mary Lou BlankCharles A. & Carol H. BleacherCarol BleckerRosemary S. ‘97 & Joshua BlessingDouglas E. & Kristy M. BloomJanet ‘73 & Floyd BlosserBlue Mountain Veterinary Medical ServiceLaurel C. & Robert W. BobstElvin B. & Clarene BollJ. Nevin ‘65 & Mary Boll ‘66Jonathan M. ‘90 & Jan M. Bollinger ‘90 Sharon E. ‘76 & Glen M. BollingerE. Douglas and Teresa BombergerJeffrey A. BombergerJoyce Bomberger ‘63Robert E. ‘87 & Kathy ‘84 Bomberger, Jr.James M. ‘68 & Karen BontragerMichael J. & Eliza J. BoothCarol ‘86’ & Jonathan BornmanKaren ‘87’ & Christopher BotkinKaren & David BowmanLeon M. ‘77 & Deborah S. BowmanJosephine A. BragaAnna R. ‘62 & H. Mervin BreckbillGerald S.’73 & Lisa J. BrenemanPaul E. ‘65 & Janice BrenemanSamuel B. Breneman ‘93Linda ‘93 & Jay M. BrennemanJohn & Karen L. BriguglioJean M. BrooksDouglas L. BrownJ. R. & Deborah BrownJason R. & Amy M. BrownBarbara A. ‘60 & Luke F. BrubakerCarolene S. Brubaker ‘67David J. ‘99 & Olivia BrubakerDiane K. & Jay Marvin BrubakerKenneth & Pamela BrubakerJames D. ‘52 & Carley BrubakerJeremy R. ‘99 & Laura ‘99 BrubakerKenton K. ‘50 & Shirley Brubaker Lois J. Brubaker ‘78Marian ‘69 & J. Donald BrubakerNevin K. ‘56 & Mary BrubakerPaul A. BrubakerRachel Brubaker ‘44Robert & Sandra BrubakerRoy D. ‘88 & Julie ‘88 BrubakerRuth M. ‘67 & Mark G. BrubakerSteven T. ‘90 & Devon E. BrubakerTrilda J. Bucher ‘59Henry L. ‘63 & Mildred G. BuckwalterJ. G. & Linda BuckwalterJean L. ‘58 & Marlin L. BuckwalterJudith Buckwalter ‘63Kelley L. BuckwalterMarian B. ‘78 & Steven C. BuckwalterMarlene ‘62 & Kenneth B. BuckwalterRaymond G. ‘70 & Nancy BuckwalterVerna ‘59 & Kenneth G. BuckwalterEric J. BunchDiane G. & Thomas R. BurkeCheryl L. ‘77 & J. Richard BurkholderJames W & Pauline BurkholderLorraine ‘64 & David A. BurkholderMarie A. ‘75 & Galen E. BurkholderMichael S. & Laura J. Burkholder Nancy ‘79 & Carl E. BurkholderOrpha G. Burkholder ‘67Rhoda G. Burkholder ‘66Susan E. ‘48 & John R. BurkholderDonald W. & Robin M. BushJanice P. BusheyJulie C. ‘05 & Tyler BushongAlta M. ‘60 & Charles R. BussardThomas S. ButerBetty S. Byler ‘46Mark E. CacamisMarie CampbellWinfried G. & Mary Ann CanfijnElizabeth & Charles A. CaramihalisElizabeth Carmer

James R. ‘71 & Arlene Carpenter ‘71Janice ‘67 & Donald E. CarperEugene CarrerasGail G. & James H. CarsonBonnie A. CaulerCenter for Community PeacemakingCentral Penn Nursing Care, Inc.Ngai Man Chan & Man Yin Liza ChuRegina R. ‘62 & Vic ChaneyDerrick ‘01 & Rebekah G. CharlesJesse G. ‘82 & Sylvia N. CharlesLevi H. ‘65 & Eileen Charles ‘65Paul K. & Fannie CharlesJohn E. & Patricia N. ChaseHyun ChoLinda ChristyMaureen ‘88 & Mark A. ChritzmanFaye L. ‘71 & Paul L. ClarkJean and Robert ClarkM. E. & Emma L. ClarkClass of 1978Class of 2013Sally H. CliffKevin & Cynthia CoakleySandra L. CoakleyRichard D. & Jackie A. ColliganRobert D. & Barbara Ann CollinsStephen & Laurie CollinsHeidi J. & Daniel L. ConklinDaniel & Jennifer ConradJeffrey P. & Ann E. ConradLucy S. & Harold E. CooverRonald & Bonnie CornellNancy’ 81 & Kenneth CraulSparford & Carol M. CrawfordFreda & Jim CronThomas W. CunrodCarolyn Cyms & Kenneth DyerJohn G. & Anne B. DalyPaul B. & Karen A DandurandFelicia S. ‘05 & Donovan DanielBrett A. & Pamela L. DanielsCharles L. & Ethel G. DannerGenevieve A. DavisBarbara E. ‘68 & Walter N. DavisonM Lena DeGuire ‘57Richard and Portia DeiblerOdill M. Del RosarioBethany L. DenlingerCorinne ‘88 & Michael L. DenlingerDeryl L. ‘76 & Joan DenlingerDuval L. ‘87 & Tamara S. DenlingerEugene R. ‘71 & Rhoda DenlingerJ Lamar & Mary Ann DenlingerJ. Edward DenlingerJames R. & Kaylene J DerksenAnn ‘66 & Ted E. DerrickDennis A. Deslippe & M. Alison KiblerBruce A. & Beth DetzAntoinette J. DiaddezioAnita S. & Michael F. DickertJo Ann DietzDonald L & Jeannette DillmanDaniel & Sau-Ling DinseBeverly L. DishartDJ’s Taste of the 50’sDoc’s Family Fun CenterWilmer M. & Christine M. DollDonna M. ‘85 & James S. DombachSharon M. DonleyGeme U. & Aster B. ShuramoRobert A. & Jean B. DoughertyCarla L. ‘90 & Steven K. Douple ‘90K. Doneen DourteKeith S. DrozdaSheila J. DruckSandra DullDaniel G. & Nancy J. EabySharon C. & Paul E. EbaughElam R. & Anna M. EberlyDustin T. ‘03 & Katie J. Ebersole ‘03Jay D. ‘70 & Elma Z. Ebersole ‘70Kathryn W. EbersoleRandall & Sarah K. EbersoleStephanie A. & Robert EbersoleAlma E. Eby ‘47

Brett D. ‘92 & Jennifer R. EbyGeorge E. & Serena Y. EbyBud ‘60 & Susan L. Eby ‘61John E. ‘65 & Audrey H. EbyKristina & J Matthew EbyLynette J. ‘91 & J. Michael Eby ‘90Melvin R. ‘64 & Joyce Eby ‘65Melinda A. & Christopher EdieLinda M. EdwardsJames & Linda K. EnckLeslie & Randy EnglandMarcia ‘85 & Michael H. EngleMarjorie A. Ernst ‘52Adam B. & Alta EsbenshadeWilmer R. ‘65 & Janice Esbenshade ‘65James W. & Eunice L. EschElias S. & Anna M. EshJanet C. EshLoretta ‘75 & Mervin EshIsaac L. & Toni J. EshbachSharon EshelmanLeon C. ‘66 & Dianna EshlemanMabel H. ‘49 & D. R. EshlemanRobert M. ‘65 & Anna R. Eshleman ‘65Carol L. & Michael D. EspenshadeNorman R. & Karen E. FableJames W. & Cindy A. FairchildEnanga D. Fale ‘99Richard A. & Patti A. FarmerRandall L. & Dorcas A. FellenbaumMarilyn K. FelterNorma J. FerdinandRukshan & Jody L. FernandoMary M. & David J. FerruzzaDennis Fischer & Andrea BrownBrian & Victoria FisherJohn L. Fisher ‘49Kenneth & R. Mildred Fisher ‘44Susan H. FitzgeraldJoseph Flanagan ‘07Effielow ‘52 & J R. FleagleHarry E. & Muriel C. FletcherGail C. & Eldon S. FordK. Matthew ‘91 & Tammy M. ForreyJohn P. ForwoodRosemarie and Dan FosterRobert F. FrakesHuguette FrancoisNaomi A. ‘49 & Richard H. FrankJohn & Harriet FrantzTomas & Naomi FredlundCaroline ‘92 & Chesen FreyDonald L. Frey ‘63Dorothy J. ‘52 & J. M. FreyKathy L. ‘79 & John M. FreyKristopher L. ‘91 & Annette Frey ‘93Karmen C. & Kristen D. FriesenLeroy & Sharryl Lindberg FriesenCarolyn M. FritzKenneth H. & Joann FrySteven R. & Bonnie L. FrySuzanne L. FryRichard & Sharon FryeSixta FuentesDavid A. & Karen M. FugeA. Edith ‘60 & LeRoy FunkJ. Scott & Celesta FunkMarian ‘67 & James E. GaffneyWendy S. & James GambiniSelvathambi & Jayanthi GangadharAnnette D. ‘98 & Jared GarberDaryl D. & Lila F. GarberDavid GarberGene & Karen L. GarberLois ‘48 & Jay C. GarberDavid A. ‘78 & Shirley GarberBeverly H. GardnerBarry L. & Sandra L. GarmanShawn L. ‘87 & Joan L. GarmanPriscilla ‘65 & Millard GarrettGary Phillips Auto Sales & ServiceLyle J. ‘76 & Regina GaschoAnne J. GaulVicki L. & David GeeningerEdith ‘56 GehmanJanet N. Gehman ‘52

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John M. ‘82 & Norma Gehman ‘82Joyce A. GehmanLester W. ‘74 & Ruth Ann GehmanLois ‘69 & David L. GehmanM. Gregory & Karolyn S. GehmanMargaret A. Gehman ‘58Nelson D. ‘75 & Dianne K. GehmanBarry L. & Dawn M. GeibVerda ‘59 & Homer E. GeibRichard J. & Ann Marie GeigerMilton & Mary Jane GeiserDennis R. & Christine H. GemmillFrancesco J. & MaryEllen G. GenoeseMatthew George & Fancy ThomasJennifer L GerlachMary J. Gerlach ‘68Robert C. GerringerJames L. & Linda L. GibbleCharles B. & Eva GibbsLouva A. GibbsWilliam & Claire GiblinDebra J. ‘77 & William E. GibsonMiriam E. ‘68 & Ronald GiegSusan’ 71 & Paul T. GierschickJack L. & Eileen P. GilbertArlene ‘52 & Paul GingerichEli & Mary GingerichBarbara L. Gingrich ‘76Blanche E. ‘44 & John M. GingrichDale R. ‘74 & Gladys A. GingrichDavid R. ‘71 & Marian Gingrich ‘71Jan A. & Beverly A. GingrichJohn M. ‘68 & Rosanne Gingrich ‘69Karen J. Gingrich ‘82Kenneth L. Gingrich ‘78Sandra L. GingrichTwila N. Gingrich ‘75A. Samuel & Grace GishNancy L. & James W. GishJ. GiuffreJason L. & Julie M. GivensKaren ‘73 & Dale Glass-HessDavid B. GlickKarl G. ‘61 & Charlotte GlickDoris A. GochnauerRuby ‘65 & Donald R. GochnauerCarol J. ‘68 & Darrel H. GoodHarold M. & Norma R. GoodJean ‘79 & H. Leonard GoodPhillip H. ‘95 & Holly A. GoodDavid E. & Jenna A. GoodlingGoodville Mennonite ChurchBetty ‘63 & Donald E. Good-WhitePhyllis GoyneNelda G. ‘56 & James R. GraberRonald P. GrayAnn GraybillEmma E. Graybill ‘65Norene & M. Daniel GreenleafE. Anne GreiderMichael C. & Elizabeth GrieserNathan J. & Katharine E. GrieserBridget T. & William B. GriffinBrenda J. ‘74 & Daniel B. GrimesAbram B. ‘52 & Betty GroffAlma ‘57 & Clair GroffAnna M. ‘02 & Brian GroffDonald B & Elnora GroffDwight L. Groff ‘80Elizabeth H GroffEric S. ‘86 & Glenda S. GroffHeather D. ‘92 & Brett E. GroffJ. R. & Laurie M. GroffJohn H. ‘56 & Margaretta GroffKirk L. & Anjanet S. GroffMarian A.’58 & John B. GroffMerle E. ‘80 & Shirley GroffMildred V. Groff ‘48Shirley A. Groff ‘65Christine A. & Jeffrey Alan GroshSusan ‘65 & Phillip J. GuengerichRonald A. GuentherDoris ‘67 & Verlin E. HaarerJack & LaVerne HaasJohn C. & Jennifer G. HaasJanet ‘65 & Nelson R. HabeckerAndrea ‘99 & S. S. HackmanEmily S. Haler

Joy L. ‘03 & Thomas R. HallerJames J. & Jana L. HamiltonChristopher T. & Barbara J. HaneySeth T. ‘95 & Melissa HankeeDoris HarkerFrank B. & Kimberly A. HarkerAnthony A. ‘97 & Karen L. HarnishBernell L. Harnish ‘90David F. ‘83 & Sandra K. Harnish ‘82G. Evan ‘54 & Dorothy HarnishH. Joanne HarnishKirk A. HarnishMarian ‘74 & Robert A. HarnishMiriam ‘62 & John A. HarnishNelda I. HarnishRobert E. Harnish ‘62Sherry L.’00 HarnishMichael & Patricia L. HarrisonKeith A HarshmanDervin ‘62 & Charlene HartJeffrey M. ‘99 & Amy C. Hartenstine ‘99Brent L. & Lourdes HartzlerJ. Alex Hartzler ‘86Lois ‘55 & Roy T. HartzlerW M. & Sonja Denlinger HaughtBarbara S. & Lance S. HaverkampMatthew J. & Heather L. HaverkampArlene E. ‘44 & Nathan B. HegeCaleb & Elisabeth A. HeidebrechtPaul S. & Shelia HeilSusan ‘69 & David A. HeimbachDarlene M. & Allen S. HeinConnie S. HeindelDonald L. & Donna J. HeindelJonathan D. ‘03 & Megan Heinly ‘04Karen A. & Dean E. HeintzelmanMadolin D. & James N. HeiseyLawrence R. & Linda C. HelleinDaryl F. ‘88 & Charlene HellerSylvia ‘73 & Leslie N. HelmuthJanet L. HenryKeith M. & Vickie A. HenryAmy ‘67 & M. D. HerrBrian P. & Kelly L. HerrJ. Genn Herr ‘67John L. & Joann M. HerrMary ‘51 & James W. Herr ‘50Nevin L. ‘78 HerrSusan D. HerrKevin & Dr. Leanne HershEdna E. ‘58 & Dwight L. HershbergerBarbara A. HersheyCharles D. ‘54 & Eva HersheyCleo R. ‘61 & Mary A. HersheyJ. Allen ‘66 & Cynthia A. HersheyJ. Wilson ‘68 & Donna HersheyJohn H & Mabel HersheyMary Ann & Clarence R. HersheyHershey Mennonite ChurchRobert L. & Debra F. HersheyStephen & Heidi HersheyWarren W. & Betty M. HersheyRuth Hertzler ‘60Connie A HertzogArlene H. HessDavid HessDavid W. ‘85 & Starla Hess ‘86Eunice HessHelen ‘50 & James R. HessJoseph S. ‘74 & Jane HessLuke C. ‘66 & Dorothy HessMarshall E. & Karen HessMilton E. & Luetta F. HessRichard B. ‘72 & Joyce Hess ‘73Ethel T. HicksDale & Lucy HiestandPeggy ‘59 & J Curvin HighRebecca ‘67 & David F. HighKrista ‘88 & Franklin D. HighamDavid HillRachelle ‘89 & Gregory HillJess HilliardJohn & Sandra A. HilsherMarilynne D. HinkelMary E. & Rickey R. HinkleLeone HippleBonnie Hitchens

Michael S. & Tara A. HitchensGregory R. & Cynthia G. HitzGregory R. & Stacie A. HitzVy Tra Truc Ho ‘14Paul R. & Caroline M. HofferDavid L. & Theia HofstetterOren L. & Naomi F. HofstetterArlan L. & Diane M. HollingerClyde M. ‘64 & Elaine L. Hollinger ‘64Harold E. & Ruth H. HollingerClifford W. & Joyce G. HollowayJames R. & Joan HolmanJane C. HolmanCharles A. ‘82 & Diane M. HooberJoyce A HooverPaul R. & Janet F. HooverTroy ‘95 & Stacy HooverVirginia O. HooverDenise F. ‘88 & Nevin S. HorningHenry W. ‘48 & Lela HorningArlene G. HorstCarmen D. HorstClifford L. ‘89 & Roberta J. HorstLorene ‘65 & Earl HorstSteven ‘86 & Brenda HorstJulia ‘80 & Jeffrey S. HorstKeith A. & Erica S. HorstLarry J. & Barbara L. HorstLinda K. HorstLuanne ‘72 & Vernon D. HorstM. Rosene ‘94 & Keith HorstRoy R. & Doris J. HorstV. Jean ‘68 & James E. HorstYvonne L. & Thomas J. HorstSteven D. & Ruth M. HorvathJ. Glen & Patricia HostetlerJ. Maynard ‘68 & Mary Hostetler ‘69J. Elvin ‘74 & Sharon J. Hostetter ‘78Janae A. ‘01 & Rodney HostetterJeanette Hostetter ‘49Randy & Carolyn HostetterMiriam M. HousmanPatricia HowardJunYi & Haiying HuCarol D. HuberDaria ‘80 & Frank J. HuberDorothy R. ‘49 & James HuberEarl E. & Charlotte L. HuberLarry ‘69’ & Carol HuberJoyce A. Huber ‘65David & Deborah HummerElsie HundleyBarbara A. ‘53 & James P. HurdBrent ‘07 & Alanna Hurst ‘08John M. & Arlene W. HurstRandall T. HusbandsEric F. & Terra HussarJanet D. ‘53 & Gerald H. IhleImperial GraphicsJames V. & Gail M. IsbellKenneth D. & Kristen R. IsleyThomas J. & Doris E. ItalianoEleanor S. JacksonBrian J. & Maureen D. JacobsPaul E. & Tammy K. JacobsLowell & Ruth V. JantziRalph E. & Shirley JemisonKathleen M. & Gary A JenkinsKim R. & Donald JerasaJoel’s Painting Inc.Jane A. JohansenCarl & Rhonda JohnsonRobert E. JohnsonJohnnie & Bonnie M. JonesMiriam L. ‘61 & David R. JonesRuth ‘67 & Timothy S. JostEugenio Jumelles & Mirka CastroLamar E. ‘78 & Cheryl KanagyLeo R. & Carrie KanagyEdward J. & Joan KaneHelen ‘64 & Ronald W. KasemeyerAaron M. Kauffman ‘97Barbara ‘60 & Titus F. KauffmanJim KauffmanLee S. ‘86 & Kris R. Kauffman ‘87Richard W. ‘74 & Janet E. KauffmanScott L. & Marsha A. KauffmanDonald L. & Lois Kautz

Nancy E. ‘72 & Kenneth L. KeeferFred A. Keener ‘69Jay G. ‘76 & Cheryl J. Keener ‘79Jeryl A. Keener ‘95Paul D. ‘70 & Marian Keener ‘70Robert E. ‘68 & Rhoda KeenerTimothy A. ‘01 & Melissa Keener ‘05John & Gail KeeneyByron V. & Lauren A. KehrMildred M. KehrHelen ‘45 & Richard KeiperFred H & Patricia KellerLois ‘53 & Harold H. KellerMabel KellerTimothy K. & Alicia E. KellyLois ‘68 & Larry E. KennedyMary E. ‘82 & H. L. KennelPhilip N. ‘71 & Kathleen S. KennelKenneth L. Carper, Jr., Real EstateDavid H. & Catherine J. KennettRoger H. & Carol L. KennettJames M. ‘84 & Debra L. KepiroJennifer M. KerrMarlene E. KilhefferCharlotte D. KincerMichael & Marie R. KinchBetty J. & Timothy J KindelbergerBeverly A. King ‘87’Lamar ‘02 & Grace KingDorothy J. King ‘53Margaret ‘56 & Harry KingRandy L. ‘89 & Rhonda KingSharon ‘58 & Martin G. KingSheryl J. King ‘78Susanne J. King ‘52Tonya ‘88 & Brian KingAnn ‘71 & Jerold King-GroshHarry & Linda KirkJoyce L. ‘58 & Kenneth E. KisamoreDorothy KlaseLinda K. & Joel E. KleinTheda ‘69 & Ulrich H. KlemmJohn W. & Linda M. KnappTeresa D. ‘86 & Steven F. KoenigJ Ryan KolbRuth ‘60 & Elvin S. KolbKate ‘67 & Harley M. KookerKoser JewelersBrian & Marie KovalsickBrent & Wendy G. KradyDaniel M. Krady ‘46Jeremy J. ‘95 & Leah M. KratzPhilip A. ‘97 & Jennifer Kratz ‘97Ray & Mary E KratzRonald D. & Laurel A. KratzJ Elvin ‘66 & Esther KraybillJ. Nelson ‘72 & Ellen G. KraybillJohn H. ‘49 & Thelma M. KraybillNevin M. ‘55 & Barbara Kraybill ‘60Frederick M. Kreider ‘64G. F. & Barbara E. KreiderLloyd ‘63 & Mary Lois Kreider ‘64Janet H. Kreider ‘46’John E. ‘82 & Carolyn S. KreiderKaren Q. & B. Robert KreiderLaura Mae ‘59 & Lester KreiderLydia H. & Robert E. KreiderMarlin L. & Elsie KreiderNoah W. Kreider Jr.Diane L. & Jay E. KretzingLisa A. KriegOlivia Kruis ‘12Clyde E.’62 & Jane E. KuhnsNancy ‘66 & Jay KuhnsRay E. ‘64 & Sharon K. Kuhns ‘67Ruth A. ‘72 & John D. KulpFloyd W. ‘73 & Beth KurtzJessica N. KurtzMaynard Y. ‘54 & Hilda KurtzPaul S. ‘47 & Lydia H. Kurtz ‘48Phillip D. Kurtz ‘73Sharon J. ‘81 & Gerald H. KurtzWayne D. ‘60 & Kathleen KurtzCharles & Connie J. LacquementEarl R & Ellen LambertPeggy A. LampeLancaster Moose Lodge #299SGOCLancaster Nissan

Audra LandersRichard L. & Janis M LandesEdwin J. ‘50 & Almeda G. Landis ‘50Howard & Dena LandisJay B. ‘50 & Peggy H. LandisJohn D. ‘65 & Mary K. Landis ‘65June M. & Jacob S. LandisMelinda ‘96 & Keith R. LandisMartin S. LandisNancy J. LandisSara J. ‘62 & Charles D. LandisStuart L. ‘79 & Starla J. LandisTimothy N. ‘74 & Barbara J. LandisLandisville Animal HospitalMichael C. & Laura M. LanePaula A. LanePatrecia A. LangleyBen F. & Geraldine LappDaniel R. ‘69 & Orpha M. LappDouglas L. & Suzanne M. LappGregory L. Lapp ‘87Helen ‘54 & Samuel J. LappJames R. ‘74 & C. J. LappLoretta M. ‘53 & Jacob R. LappSteven J. & Lynette S. LappCaryl C. LargeAnnamaria LattanzioGayle LawrenceCarl M. & Frances LeamanCheryl ‘84 & Randall S. LeamanDiane E. LeamanDouglas E. & Kelly A. LeamanJ. Harold & Doris A. LeamanMark C. ‘94 & Andrea E. Leaman ‘94Patrick D. ‘88 & Kristine LeamanRobert H. & Judy A. LeamanStephen D. ‘99 & Mikaela Leaman ‘06Tobias G. ‘67 & Lonita LeamanEvelyn G. LearAndrew ‘58 & Dorothy Leatherman ‘60Gerald S. ‘68 & Evangeline LeathermanRebecca ‘53 & Paul A. LeathermanGloria I. & Gary G. LeboKenneth E. & Donna L. LeedNorma M. LeedDale H. ‘61 & Dorothy A. LefeverDavid H. ‘74 & Sharon Lefever ‘74Duane & Irene E LefeverConrad B. ‘87 & Cynthia L. LehmanGalen R. ‘66 & Gloria Lehman ‘66J. Andrew ‘90 & Beth Lehman ‘89Lola M. Lehman ‘59Nelson R. & Cheryl LehmanSteve R. ‘78 & Mary A. Lehman ‘78Ruth S. Lentz ‘49Chi LeongJay P. & Karen H. LeprellJeanette M. LewisYatao & Mingrui LiDoris LinderNate LinderRichard E. & Beverly A. LindsayRodney J & Nadine LingoDaniel A. & Deborah M. LippleElizabeth LitzFaye E. LoberLoeffler - Pitt Dental Associates, P.C.Peter LokenCharles B. ‘50 & Barbara Longenecker ‘52David G. ‘71 & Linda K. Longenecker ‘77Edward M. ‘59 & Rhoda Longenecker ‘60Louise E. & Paul L. LongeneckerRobert LongeneckerMax S. & Mariouse LubinLawrence T. & Mary LucarinoRosemary C. LucarinoBetty L. ‘76 & Richard H. LullDavid J. & Linda Freed LundGregory & S. Teri LuscherGina M. ‘02 & Robert J. LuskStefen & Elsie LustigNancy J. & Jay H Lutz

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Frank McSorleyFrank J. & Sharon L. McSorleyKatherine R. MeduriDonald L. ‘54 & Alta M. Mellinger ‘56Lois E. Mellinger ‘56William G. & Theresa A MellingerWilliam G. & Elizabeth A. MellingerGlenda May Mellott-MyersRobert T. & Elizabeth J. MerkiKathleen G. & David R. MerktPaul B. & Evelyn G. MerriamElizabeth S. ‘60 & Glenn D. MetzlerGladys M. MetzlerJames E. ’53 & Rachel G. MetzlerJohn J. ‘51 & Alta J. Metzler ‘51Leanna H. ‘73 & Thomas L. MetzlerMary L. ‘53 & Earl D. MetzlerRichard E. ‘57 & Roxie A. MetzlerShaun M. & Michelle N. MetzlerTerry M. MeyerW C. MeyerAlan E & Kathleen MillerAndrew D. MillerAndrew G. ‘57 & Naomi P. MillerAnn E. Miller ‘52Christopher J. & Jennifer B. MillerMiller Contracting & DesignDavid L. & Cheryl L. MillerElizabeth A. Young ‘00Helen L. MillerJ. Mark ‘79 & Mary K. MillerJ. Mark ‘63 & Kathleen B. MillerJames D. & Pamela H. MillerMarie L. ‘76 & Stephen J. MillerMarilynn Y. & Thomas G. MillerMary L. ‘65 & John H. MillerMelodi R.’94 & Jonathan P. MillerMerle G. ‘73 & Beverly A. MillerMildred B. Miller ‘50Nathan R. MillerPaul F. ‘65 & L. D. Miller ‘65Kathryn E. Miller-Jensen & Kyle L. JensenRosemary Miner & Charles H. CarpenterChristine M. Minnich ‘03David & Jane MironPatricia L. MittenMLM Anesthesia, LLCWalter E. MoneyMadeline MontanezJ. Kevin & Heather MooreA Lynn MoorheadOtto & Marie E. MorchMary L. MorettChristine MorganDennis J. & Margery E. MoriMoges B. Abraha & Abeba T. MetekuEmily N. MorrisDorcas L. Morrow ‘51Jeanette ‘78 & Steven MoserKaren ‘69 & Steve Moshier-ShenkThelma MowrerDonald S. ‘64 & Diane L. MoyerHarold M. ‘70 & Alta M. MoyerSharon ‘92 & John P. MuhlfeldMatthew P. & Nina M. MullinsA. David ‘07 & Jade C. MummaJoyce M. MummaLawrence R. & Evelyn M. MummauMurphy DesignJ. Emmett Murphy ‘62John E. & Joanne MurphyLorraine Murphy ‘60Shirley Ann MurrayRichard A. & Sandra M. MussaAlice M. MusserBryan S. & Kristi A. MusserEsther M. MusserGerald M. & Regina K. MusserKenneth D. & Linda L. MusserRichard L. ‘50 & Dorcas MusserSamuel & Gladys MwangiDorothy A. & Carl G. MyerCarol M. MyersMyers Gas RefrigerationDona MylinLawrence M. & Linda S. Mylin

Eldon R ‘65 & Alicia NafzigerKenneth ‘68 & Phoebe Nafziger ‘68John D. ‘70 & Lois Nafziger ‘70Kenneth L. ‘74 & Judith R. NafzigerC. Melvin ‘64 & Dorothy J. NeffJohn W. & Irene S. NeffSterling & Connie NeffCharles T. NelsonWilliam L. & Lois B. NeudeckerBernie K. NevarezPaul G. & Barbara Ann NewmanAaron K. ‘60 & Marian NewswangerOrpha A. Newswanger’55Doreen G. ‘01 & Gregory NicholasMarilyn & Rich NicholsonRebecca Nicholson ‘62C F. NickelKeith NislyWayne & Luella NislyA. Martha ‘49 & Clayton R. NissleyBarbara S. Nissley ‘67Clarence ‘54 & Anna NissleyDarin L. ‘87 & Ramona J. S. NissleyJay L. ‘64 & Barbara Nissley ‘68Kathleen M. ‘79 & Dennis L. NissleyMary J. Nissley ‘60Nancy M. Nissley ‘61Holly E. & J. Kevin NollBrian D. Nolt ‘81Miriam ‘58 & I. Leroy NoltTeresa ‘85 & Kenneth M. NoltRoger & Carolyn B NorthDean M. & Stacy L. NovosatGail L. & David NovosatCarol K. NyerPamela J. NyeSmithLori J. & Terry R. OberDouglas & Joy OberholserThomas A. ‘92 & Denise D. Oberholtzer ‘92Ayodeji Oladeji ‘98Bolaji O. Oladeji ‘00Toyin O. Oladeji ‘99Julie A. OldhamOlaniyi & Olajumoke OluleyeCharlotte A. ‘72 & Marquel OrtizMyron L. Otto ‘89Ann L. ‘68 & Thomas L. OverlyScott T. OverlyCatherine L. PaglowKarren E. PalermoJoseph R. & Dawn Y. PalmerArlene W. ParhamMary E. PatrickRichard K. & Peggy J. PatrickTrevor & Tamara PatrickCarol ‘73 & B. F. PeacheyUrbane & Gwendolyn PeacheyJana ‘84 & Michael PeacheyKaren J. ‘82 & Dwayne A. PeiferNicola & Penelope PellegriniHeidi A. ‘93 & Bryan E. PenceRuth & Gerald R. PennayJanet L. Pepper ‘69Doris ‘57 & Cecil PerkinsE. William & Lorraine PetersElla L. ‘53 & Galen R. PetersLinda B. & Col. Frederick PetersFreda ‘76 & Jerald M. PetersheimGreg L. ‘77 & Krista G. Petersheim ‘77Leo F. & Andrea S. PetrokonisMabel I. Pickel ‘51Virginia A. ‘65 & Donald R. PickellCathy J. & Ed PickettErnest PinckneyGrace M. PlateMary Lou PlattJohn H. ‘78 & Pamela M. PogueLaura E. PontzDaniel A. & Tina M. PoormonArlan & Dori PreheimMichael A. & Rhonda K. PriceWilliam & Sheryl QuickelQuilt Expressions of Lancaster CountyDennis RaberWilliam R. Rainwater

Carl E. ‘85’ & Mary Beth Ranck ‘84’Merle L. ‘79 & Charlene Ranck ‘80Parke H. & Emma V. RanckReba ‘60 & J R. RanckTheodore J. RanckMark W. & Nancy J. RandallJean C. RaymondRed Clover DesignCynthia ‘76 & Robert L. RedcayPaula M. ReeceFrederick W. ReedDonald A. & Anita ReiderSharon M. ReiffDarlene ‘61 & Ronald L. ReighardMichelle E. & Andrew J. ReinhartPaul L. & Mary C. ReinhartMelvin N. ‘62 & Pauline H. ReitzDavid L & Lee ResslerMarlin G. ‘66 & Catherine M. ResslerValerie ‘82 & Doug W. RheinheimerGene E. RhoadesVernon D. & Jeanette K. RiceDan C. & Donna K. RingWilliam A. & Peggy M. RisbonKendra ‘80 & James L. RittenhouseMarcia & Jeffrey RittenhouseCraig K. & Jill R. RobbinsHoward D. & Emily J. RobinsElizabeth S. RobinsonGary & Sandra D. RockJill Marie RodgerJudy G. & Gary L. RogersPaul D. & Judy RogersAda M. RohrerBradley S. ‘02 & Zoe D. RohrerClara G. RohrerDonald M & Lois RohrerElmer H. & Ruth G, RohrerJ. Stanley & Lynne D. RohrerR. Tyler & Jennifer J. RohrerRyan C. ‘95 & Michelle RohrerRohrer TransportWilliam G. Rohrer ‘80Arlene L. RohrerDarlene ‘76 & Marvin L. Rohrer-MeckClyde and Laverne RootFaye E. RosenberryNancy L. & Eldon P. RosentraterMegan C. ‘98 & Andreas RosenwinkGlen A & Annabelle RothJ. Wilson Roth ‘07Lynn L. & Nancy RothJohn C. Rowe ‘02Ruth & Carl J. RudyMiriam E. ‘61 & Harvey RuhlSteven E. Ruhl & Dorothy KeenerDavid & Laurie D. Rumer

Jon C. & Marjorie L. RushDoris Fern RuthHarvey A. & Donna H. RuthJohn L. ‘48 & Roma J. RuthNaomi K. ‘81 & R. C. RuthG. Roger & Pamela RuttMervin S. & Gladys RuttMichael N. & Judy A. RutterTodd M. & Debbie L. RutterRhoda B. ‘53 & Ali A. SalimRichard J. & Carolyn SalisburyPatrick J. & Bethany G. SampsellRuby SampsonVirginia ‘59 & John SanerG. Scott Sangrey ‘89J. Nelson ‘64 & L. Jane Sangrey ‘65Leigha A. & Michael G. SatherAnna Mary Sauder ‘67Daniel L. & Anna L. SauderDavid L. ‘59 & Joanne SauderDonald L. ‘66 & Linda Sauder ‘69Esther D. SauderEvelyn ‘56 & Laurence SauderEvelyn M. Sauder ‘58Glenn E. ‘64 & Joyce E. Sauder ‘65Jay R. ‘80 & Bonita J. Sauder ‘81John A & Phyllis SauderJohn D. & Bonita SauderKenan SauderMartha L. ‘58 & Norman L. SauderMelissa J. Sauder ‘08’Nelson Sauder ‘66Colette J. & John L SaufleyLeon K. & Jean R. SaufleyMichael & Alice M. SaufleyMarjan A. V. & Matthew T. SchaikShane M. & Amber M. SchickelHeather SchnaderJack & Ilene SchnaderCarol A. SchreyerJoel & Gloria SchrockSarah C. ‘99 & Ryan D. SchrockJames W. & Dorothy J. SchultzPatricia A. SchwabeFrancis V. SchwenkJames E. & Joyce M. SeatsMiriam ‘58 & Walter D. SeigfriedDelbert & Mary F. SeitzDorothy B. SeitzEthel L. ‘54 & Glen M. SellLinda M. ‘64 & Richard W. SemkeGerald L. & Charlene R. SensenigGrace ‘70 & Noah SensenigGrace A. & Jonas O. SensenigJean L.Sensenig ‘84 & Daryl SniderJulia A. ‘72 & Jay C. SensenigRichard J. & Jennifer Lyn Sexton

Lara Weaver, 2014, receives her diploma from J. Richard Thomas, superintendent.

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Ashley & Kirk R. ShafferRuth Anna ShaieblyCarolyn L Shank ‘60Edwin & Lois ShankKathleen K. ‘80 & Stanley S. ShantzLoretta ‘70 & Donald D. SharpKimberly A. & Michael D. ShaverDonald M. ‘66 & L Ann Shellenberger ‘66Harold M. ‘75 & Lucinda S.Shellenberger ‘75Richard M. ‘64 & Pam ShellenbergerDavid W. ‘55 & K. G. Shenk ‘55Dorothy A. Shenk ‘56Ethel M.’55 & Kenneth E. ShenkHelen C. ‘49 & Lewis C Shenk GoodHarold A. ‘58 & Mary G. ShenkHelen E. ‘50 & Glenn H. ShenkMarilyn B. ShenkWarren G. ‘49 & Arlene ShenkMervin E. ‘81 & Karen J. Shenk-ZeagerJohn W. ‘61 & Henrietta M. ‘61 ShertzerKristina M. & W. Lee ShertzerMs. Lita ShillennAllan W. ‘60 & Ruth A. Shirk ‘60Betty H. ShirkEva L. ‘59 & Walter H. ShirkMaynard ‘65 & Alice ‘65 ShirkPeter M. ‘01 & Elizabeth J. ShirkSteve ShirkSusan D. Shirk ‘65’Jacob H. & Rebecca R. ShisslerEugene C. & Nellie ShoffJean M. Shonk ‘60’Marcia W. & Edward M. ShoreCarolyn F. Showalter ‘72James & Lynda ShrumJoni ShueyJohn A. & Karen E. ShumanKathleen R. ‘77 & James R. ShumanJudith A. Sides & L. Wayne RitchieLester and Rebecca SiegristWilbur P. & Rachel SiegristArlene D. SigmundRichard G. Simms, Jr.Anna R. ‘64 & Louis SimonettiDorothy R. ‘46 & Robert M. SingerVarinder J.Singh & Sukhwinder KaurJason D. & Kim D. SingletonWilliam M. & Margot M. SloyerJanae ‘85 & Christopher SmileyDoris M. Smith ‘57’James B. & Bernice T. SmithMary E. ‘59 & Charles SmithRonald L. & Phyllis D. Smith

Susan F. SmithGayle ‘81 & Reuben SmokerSmoketown Family DentistryDonna L. SmuckerJohn E. & Myrna SmuckerSadie A. SmuckerJerry L. & Janice E. SnavelyMatthew J. ‘89 & Janine SnavelyEsther R. & Jay H. SnookWilbur & Bondia SnookDoris SnyderCharles & Miriam W. SollenbergerElsie Mae SomersNancy SotoTammy SpackmanGlenn R. & Alice M. SpanglerNathan & Julie SpanglerRandal & Linda A. SparksKathryn SpenceMatthew D & Leslie SpurrierSusan ‘57 & John D. StahlDavid & Linda L. StaplerCharles R. & Martha L. StarrAmanda J. StaufferBeverly S. & David StaufferDoris S. ‘60 StaufferEdward L. StaufferJeffrey M ‘76 & Sandra K. StaufferLeon StaufferMary E. StaufferNorma ‘70 & Bruce A. StaufferRobert B. & Mary Ann StaufferW. Gary & Pamela J. StebbinsWayne G. & Janice M. StebbinsMillard L. & Fern I. SteckbeckCarol SteeleHeidi L. & Scott SteffenRita H. ‘90 & Anthony J. SteffenJ. Scott ‘75 & Susan ‘76 SteffyMary L. SteffyMatthew S. & Stacy C. SteinkampStephen P. & Claudia SteinkampWalter D. & Laura C. SteinkeJames M. & Betty G. StewartCharles W. & Louise A. SticklerWilliam & Carolyn G. StinsonRobert K. & Alice M. StittBenuel K. & Barbara J. StoltzfusDon M.’ 71 & Linda ‘78 StoltzfusDonald J. & Judith C. StoltzfusElmer S. & Valerie StoltzfusGeorge B. ‘63 & Mae Stoltzfus ‘63Grant H. ‘79 & Susan StoltzfusHenry K. Stoltzfus ‘79Jonathan C. ‘95 & Tricia B. Stoltzfus ‘94Ken ‘75 and Karen ‘72 Stoltzfus

Martha ‘69 & John F. StoltzfusMerle ‘46 & Esther K. Stoltzfus ‘49Omar L. & Sandra D. StoltzfusDr. Robert T.& Joyce K. StoltzfusRuth A. ‘68 & John F. StoltzfusRuth E. ‘55 & Daniel B. StoltzfusSally J. ‘87 & J M. Stoltzfus ‘87James C. ‘66 & Sharon E. StonerMalinda B. Stoner ‘04Melissa A. Stoner ‘86Harold & Ann StoppardSteven W. & Victoria StricklerLucille E. Strite ‘63Jesse & Tammy StuverTimothy K. SuSummit Rock Enterprises LLCScott E. & Wendy J. SundbergWillard M. ‘54 & Mary SwartleyRuth A. ‘48 & Robert P. SwartzM. Duane Swartzentruber ‘59Jerry SweetenBrian & Mechele SwopeSharon L. & Donald SwopeLinda & Peter SydorkoT & N RentalsJoseph TattaChristine H. TaylorEstel F. ‘05 & Renee I. TaylorBruce C. & Frances B. TegtmeyerTedros TekluCharles E. & Betty R. TempleBenjamin N. & Kara Ann TeyssierE. H. & R. A. ThomasJohn H. & Eileen M. ThomasJayne E. ‘99 & Timothy L. Thomas KennelMiriam Thomas ‘63Thru It All Body Shop, Inc.Tin ‘N’ TreasuresJohn R. ToddRuth ‘65 & Jay L. ToddCraig and Emily TomkoRuth ‘60 & Charles TorielliLeon A. ‘95’ & Heather TragerKen P. & Tamara TravisMarshall Martin & Angela TrimbleAmy S. ‘87 & Greg L. TroyerChristy TroyerRoger & Verda TroyerSylvia L. TrupeLinda TumaJohn M. & Karren J. TurnerKristen & Ian B. TurnerTyco Electronics Matching Gift ProgramLinda A. ‘66 & Warren L. TysonHelen M. UhlmanAlejandro A. UlloaBrian M. & Valerie M. UmbergerMarian L. Umble ‘63Michelle L. Umble ‘88William L. ‘77 & Diane Umble ‘79James E. & Gina M. UngerKatherine E. VandermarkPatricia & Joseph VandermarkKatherine & Stephen C. VanderwallThomas & Brenda A. VergheseJonathan Vipond IIIMary E. & Richard K. VogelsangRomulus & Wilsa VoigtCarol VollmerClifford & Mary Beth WagnerHelen S. WagnerJohn C. & Joyce E. WagnerRonald L. Wagner & Nicole AbenesWalter & Randi WaldvogelNancy ‘64 & Bob WalkerShawnae WalkerJohn L. & Margarite E. WallerRichard J. & Marilyn J. WaltersNancy WalvatnePaul W. WarfelDonald L. & Mary Ann WarnickMark A. & Peggy A. WarrenJohn F. & Janet I. Waser TteeSusan K. ‘68 & Raymond E. WatkinsKenneth J. & Barbara A. Wawrzyniak

A. Richard ‘56 & Ruth S. WeaverClair H. ‘67 & Betsy J. Weaver ‘69Dale E. ‘65 & Deborah WeaverDavid L. ‘67 & Dawn E. WeaverDemple & Marvin WeaverDon R & Linda WeaverDonald E. ‘73 & Lucy A. WeaverEdna Weaver ‘52Irene M. WeaverIrvin G. ‘56 & Dorothy J. WeaverJean R. ‘53 & Robert E. WeaverJohn H. WeaverJoyce M. ‘70 & Nelson E. WeaverLara M. Weaver ‘14Melvin R. ‘50 & Marian WeaverMiriam K. ‘74 & David W. Weaver ‘69Rodella M. ‘62 & Luke L. WeaverStephanie M. Weaver ‘06Trisha N. Weaver ‘04Vera B. WeaverBarbara A. & Kevin J. WeberIrene S. Weber ‘49John S. & Janet F. WeberAlemayehu & Lydia WedajoStephen S. ‘88 & Cathy WehibeDarren L. Weinhold ‘08Theodore H. & Janice L. WeitkampLaurie L.’97 & Matthew WeitzelVirginia S. WelkBenjamin H. ‘65 & Lorraine M. Wenger ‘66Betty J. & Melvin M. WengerCarol ‘88 & Sherwin WengerEugene S. & Doris WengerLarry L.’72 & Donna WengerLloyd D. ‘54 & Pauline R. WengerMarian ‘72 & Dale WengerRobert B. ‘53 & Lena WengerRon E. ‘71 & Tina WengerSheri L. ‘81 & Gordon L. WengerByron C. Wert ‘83Melvin J. ‘59 & Dorothy M. Wert ‘60Petrina J.’96 & Paul WestfallMary P. WheelerAnn L. White ‘76David H. ‘48 & Betty M. WhiteGriffin W. & Mary WhiteJames S. ‘62 & Evelyn WhiteSharon ‘84 & Christopher C. WhiteJulia M.’91 & Nate WhitfieldBlair R. & Amy L. WhitneyWilliam H. & Mary Ann WileMary L. ‘55 & Dharl L. WilfongArchie L. & Shirley E. WilkinsMary Beth & Steven M. WillMarilyn B. WilliamsAmy WilsonMichael R. & Tricia A. WilsonVerlin J. WilsonJ. Michael Winey ‘81Marian E.’55 & J. Richard WineyLinda ‘76 & Thomas WingardDonald J. ‘59 & Pauline Winters ‘59David L. & Donna R. WisePaula A. & Clarence H. Witman

As part of the school’s thank you program, the LMS board of trustees adopted the following giving categories:

Contributor ................... Up to $149Associate .......................... $150–499Friend ............................. $500–$999Partner ..................... $1,000–$4,999Leader......................$5,000 or more

If your name is not listed or is listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apologies and contact us at (717) 509-4459, ext. 701, or bloomkg@lancastermennonite.org, so we may correct our records.

Alan & Kimberly WitmerChristopher L. & Kelli WitmerDavid L.’03 & Rebecca WitmerE Ray ‘55 & Meredyth WitmerLeroy & Betty A. WitmerJason WivellDavid R. ‘65 & Donna WolgemuthEllen M. WolgemuthLois B. Wolgemuth ‘53Randall S. ‘83 & Elizabeth G. WolgemuthMarta WoltejiRichard F. & Carol P. WoodcockBenjamin F. & Lucinda WoolridgeBrooke WorsterBeth E. WrayM. Lonnie Wu ‘59Glenn C. ‘65 & Janice WybleRobert R. ‘61 & Naomi WybleDawson L. & Wanda F. WynnJudy WyseKatrina WyseC W. YaharaDale R. & Joanne Z. YoderDavid D. & Shirley J. YoderDoris A. Yoder ‘67Gladys ‘50 & Jesse L. YoderHelen H. YoderJanet ‘81 & Denton YoderJulia M. Yoder ‘47Julie M. ‘83 & J. Dwight YoderMarian E. ‘66 & Keith E. YoderSylvia J. ‘76 & Darrell E. YoderVernon & Barbara YoderDaryl E & Marlisa Yoder-BontragerKenneth W. ‘00 & Megan Yost ‘00Jared L. & Allison YoungRuth ‘65 & Buddy ZaleP. Nicholas ‘05 & Teresa M. ZamoraJeffrey H. & Teresa M. ZechmanBetty K. ‘55 & Ralph D. ZehrMary K. & Michael D. ZehrMaryanne Zeigler-Kern & Merle Zeigler Carolyn M.’52 & Paul S. ZeisetFred J.’90 & Jolyn Zeiset ‘90Joyce L. & James W. ZellersGlenn W. ‘62 & Kathleen ZendtDereje & Tsega ZewduAlma N. & David N. ZimmermanBetty M.’69 & Richard G. ZimmermanLois ‘56 & George L. ZimmermanLois J. ‘56 & Leon R. ZimmermanM. Craig ‘76 & GraceA. Zimmerman ‘76Naomi ‘75 & Leon S. ZimmermanPaul M. ‘64 & Janet L. ZimmermanDorcas G. ZookDuane E. ‘70 & Genie W. ZookElizabeth M. Zook ‘47Hilda J. Zook ‘71John E. & Margaret A. ZukorAbraham ‘78 & Mary Zuniga ‘58Gary S. & Judy A. Zurin

Seniors Day Day, Jewan Dawkins, Emily Crane and David Forte make their way to the auditorium for the 2014 Commencement ceremony.

JONATHAN CHARLES

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3v3 BasketballHelp support student-athletes through the

tournament that benefits the Athletic Trainer

Endowment. Separate tournaments will be

held for men, women and families with games

beginning at 8:30 a.m. Saturday.

Country Breakfast A Fall Festival favorite, FFA students will once again serve an

all-you-can-eat breakfast for $5, 7:30-10:30 a.m. Saturday.

Iron Bridge 5KTie up your laces and join hundreds of runners in the 9th annual Iron Bridge Run/Walk at 9 a.m. Saturday. After the race, be sure to cheer on some young, budding runners in the half-mile Kids Fun Run.

Join us for a nature-themed weekend full of friendly competitions, home-cooked meals and the sounds of fall as we celebrate Christ-centered education at Lancaster Mennonite.

Hess’s Pork Roast Come enjoy Hess’s famous pork barbecue with meals at $10

for adults and $5 for children. Takeout is available from 2:30-8

p.m. and all-you-can-eat dine in is from 4:30-8 p.m.

Sounds of AutumnCampus Chorale and Sopa Sol will be

giving a free, nature-themed concert at

7 p.m. Campus Chorale is working with

nature sounds this year and both groups

will perform songs focused on the

natural environment.

Nature WalkEnjoy a peaceful stroll throughout the beautiful Lancaster Campus during a nature walk at 11 a.m. Saturday. The walk

will explore unique aspects of the campus with current and

former faculty. A scavenger hunt will be held for children.

Benefit Dinner and AuctionArtist Liz Hess, 1983, created this gorgeous scene of her red umbrella figure by the Mill Creek on the Lancaster Campus. The Iron Bridge can be seen through the fog in the background. The painting will be auctioned off along with many other specialty items during the Benefit Dinner and Auction at 5 p.m. Saturday. Contact Keri Bloom at events@lancastermennonite.org or (717) 509-4459, ext. 701 for reservations.

For more information, contact Tina Campbell at (717) 509-4459, ext. 709 or campbelltk@lancastermennonite.org.

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Parents: Each LMH alum receives a personal copy of Bridges. If this is addressed to a son or daughter who has established a separate residence, please give us the new address. Contact Keri Bloom at bloomkg@lancastermennonite.org or (717) 509-4459, ext. 701. Thank you.

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SPECIAL CONCERT Friday, October 18, 7 p.m., Lancaster Campus“I Go On Singing,” by Anthony Brown, an internationally-

acclaimed baritone. The concert is a multimedia tribute

to Paul Robeson, an American hero for peace and

justice. Tickets: $15 for adults, free for high school-age

students and younger, call (717) 509-4459, ext. 703.

FALL FESTIVAL & HOMECOMINGNovember 14-15 (see page 23 for details)

� Hess’s Pork Roast, Nov. 14

Take-out, 2:30-8 p.m.; Dine-in 4:30-8 p.m.

� Sounds of Autumn concert, Nov. 14, 7 p.m.

� FFA Country Breakfast, Nov. 15, 7:30-10:30 a.m.

� 3v3 Basketball Tournament, Nov. 15, 8:30 a.m.

� Iron Bridge Run/Walk, Nov. 15, 9 a.m.

� Nature Walk, Nov. 15, 11 a.m.

� Benefit Dinner and Auction, Nov. 15, 5 p.m.

Thank you to our Fall Festival sponsors: Dynamic Aviation, John and Lisa Sands,

Weaver Markets, Hess’s Barbecue and Catering,

Turkey Hill, EG Stoltzfus, Chad & Colleen Hurst

and Xpressway.

Upcoming Events

POSTMASTER: Time Sensitive Material. Requested in Home Dates Oct. 13-15