Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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BLUFFTON COLLEGI: l-UNLEKI :mira FOUNDERS HALL ocronxsn ze, 1953 -,-M mini mn. . 'M-1 Fw OCLOCK .rm ..f 4 Y .1 .,f,, y .,.. 1. ,.,, ww- THE, IYHULIEHS . LOWELI. momxs S., um-ummm: main ummm .fn hue :lm I I V5 M' 'f ff'rrlHfvgrnln.1 1.1 rf-f rw 1.-M in 0 1, vw .ma hong and mmf, fp 1 C0 ERT ERIE Another fine series of musical performances was greatly appreciated by all who were able to attend the Concert Series of Bluffton College this year. We are very fortunate in having such first-rate musicians come to our campus. The faculty and friends of the com- munity who are interested may buy season tickets. The admission fee of the students is included in the Activity Fee paid at the beginning of the year. This year's program included the following: The Tyroliersu-fourteen young natives of the Tyrol per- forming their native folk songs and dancesg the Heisman Trio-three sisters performing chamber music on the piano, violin, and cellog David Bar-lllan-brilliant young Israeli pianistp and Glen Schnittke-one of the country's leading tenor singers of oratorios and concert Works. GLAMBUR, VITMITY A AND INCREDIBLE 1 sekies BLUFFTON course coNcER gunna 1 1953 NDYIAMSEYER CHDTPEL EIGHT O'CLOCK David Bahlllan rt PMMST f Wednesday Eve., Dec 9 g ,pri-s it limi nfl limi -A sm, f. 1.tum:1'1:1e qgm,-EL - ,. -, 1' sa-vxlrr-cl 31 vi., V 5l.Ul hlmll. ll.u:1v11s11-,H hmm 4.0 I r n...l.'r r lynn JJ ,Nugp-tbl? :ind sind? 'WZ-i .. .ind llurh. HHH 1,51-M hnmm 'Lu I wits ruin .pw fm im'- 15

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I CHRI TIA LIEE EEK Another high point in our college career was the Christian Lite Week held from April 30 to May 2. Dr. Harold Gross was the speaker. He is at present the Dean ot Freeman Iunior Col- lege, Freeman, South Dakota. Our lives were enriched and our minds challenged by the thoughts which he presented to us. I4 BIBLE LECT RE A spiritual highlight oi this year was the Week ot Bible Lectures in November, with Edward K. Zeigler, B.D., D.D. as the speaker. Dr. Zeigler is the Director of Evangelism in the Church of the Brethren, Elgin, Illinois. In the evening series at the First Mennonite Church, he spoke on the prophet, Ieremiah. In the morning series in the chapel, his thoughts centered about how Christ Changes Life . PEACE I TITUTE Rev. I. N. Smucker, pastor of the Woodlawn Mennonite Church, Chicago, Illinois and editor of The Mennonite , challenged the student body With messages on the meaning, price and implications ot the pacifist position of the Christian. There were five meetings from February 15 through 17-three evening services and two in chapel.

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