Western Mennonite School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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The boys decide matters related to dorm life in dorm meeting. vu lg, g W.M.S. is a Christian school designed to bring 'i i .zz students to a closer walk with God. As a 'A i'i zfz 5 ' mea t th' d d t' h Id h zz, ,I f-:,: ns o is en , orm mee ings are e eac .,,t :i.:. . . g week, usually on Monday and Wednesday eve- . .A k ' ' nings, and prayer cells and private devotions are encouraged. ' ,am , , - we Roommates, Del Buerge and Mike Yoder, use Quiet Period for their private devotions. Boy's dorm listens to exhortations from Mr. Yoder. Russel Kennel meets God fl-'rough Bible reading. 18

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR: lfront row, left to rightl Virginia Slatter, Ruth Becker, Eldon Kropf, Glenn Rogie, Ken Kauffman, Mim Wolfer, Norma Steckley, Mim Horst. fSecond rowl Maxine Martin, Rhonda Buerge, Dan Heyerly, Gary Hooley, Del Buerge, Ramona Schweitzer, Judy Yoder, Ann Strubhar. fThird rowl Janet Kropf, Mari Steckly, Mike Yoder, Dennis Brubaker, Chuck Yoder, Dianna Burkey, Barbara Schrock, Myrene Snyder. lFourth rowl Florence Stutzman, Nola Kauffman, lris Rapp, Calvin Shantz, Ron Diener, Russel Kennel, Virginia Yoder, Karen Hostetler, Yvonne Schlegel. A Cappella Choir A Cappella choir is Western's touring chorus. lt is made up of selected juniors and seniors. The Choir sang in most of the Pacific Coast Conference Churches. The highlight of the year was a ten-day tour of ldaho and Colorado, singing and representing Western as they went. The choir raised money for the tour by sponsoring a Chili supper. Other activities in which the choir participated were the Christmas program and the NFCS Musicale held in Seattle, Washington. Musicale is a two-day music festi- val full of fun and fellowship with other northwestern Christlan.high school students. The choir learns new music in an after- school rehearsal. 20