Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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in language, education, and religion meet Pre- The and Christian Ed. Row 1: C. Stein, R. Bogert, E. Kloep- ping, ]. Bridgett; Row 2: C. Bounds, S. Haese, V. Shively, A. Krombolz, J. Tschudy; Row 3: H. Schivegmann. P. Townsend, W. Hoffman, G. Dietrich, B. Broadhead, B. Ehekircher. Pre- The and Christian Ed. Row 1 : R. Brandon, J. Pecoul, C. Sur- kamp, D. Klass, J. Stadermann: Roiv 2: W. Rumpf, P. Pic, K. Press, M. Bowers, J. Modschiedler, J. Bock, E. Fromm; Row 3: F. Dietz, W. Mueller, F. Hei- merdinger, D. Carlson, J. Schultz, G. Kuether, J. Helm, K. Mulbolland, E. Schnierer, R. Siever, L. Watson.

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Enthusiasts Hungarian Club Row 1: W. Tolnoi, W. Kish; Row 2: S. Matesz, V. Szaniszlo, M. Stefan, B. Cory; Row 3: Rev. Molnar, B. Makert. E. Karmazsi i, B. Angi, C. Makay. Spanish Club Row 1 : I. Pohorille, R. Winneoke, At. Cantrell. L. Scbiffman; Row 2: E. Cotsirillos. V. Wylie, D. Greig. E. Steffen; Row 3: j. Kulton, R. Klein, R. Witt. C. Carpenter, D. Luecke, Mrs. Jones. S.N.EA. Row 1: G. Scbrieber. M. Stefan. J. Berger. G. Baker. N. Sullivan; Row 2: C. Haas, E. Cotsirilos. M. Patterson. P. Patrick, S. Holtman. E. Steffan. A. Michael. L. Hagemann; Row 3: Mr. Wukasch. D. Blagbum. J. Storck, N. Schoenwolf. V. Jekabsons, B. Utke, P. Boesch. M. Cantrell; Row 4: M. Klassy. ]. Thompson. B. Custard, R. Mertens. G. Gruen- wa ' d. N. Piepho. ]. Meerse. M. Zitlauf. E. Allricb.

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Music instruction provided on campus. One of the college ' s finer features includes the ex- cellent music school situated in Irion Hall. From morning until night, one can always hear different musical strains floating out from all the lesson and practice rooms as interested individuals earnestly en- deavor to master a vocal number, the piano, or a reed or wind instrument. As a result of these lessons and practice periods, many college students partake in general and senior recitals in order to exhibit their musical abilites for the public. This fall, Mary Ellen Vehlow, soprano; Art Ellersieck, tenor, and Howard Hess, bass, gave a combined general recital for the public. Again in the spring, another recital featured Marjorie Klassy, soprano, and Ron Hunter, clarinetist. One of the most outstanding recitals this year was performed by Barbara Ehekircher. This being her senior year, at Elmhurst College, she performed her senior recital in the college chapel for the public. There are many more hours of individual practice and rehearsals with accompanists. As mastery is reached and public performance is warrented, laurels are certainly deserving to those individuals seeking to develop their musical abilities for themselves and for enjoyment by the public. Art Ellersieck, a junior, presented a recital in the fall. A pretheological student and phil- osophy major, Art previously was a member of the Chapel Choir but has sought to con- tinue with his voice training under Mr. David Austin. Another recital performance was ren- dered by Hoivard Hess, a junior. Howie, as he is more popularly called, is also a member of the Men ' s Glee Club and sings with the quartet of that organi- zation. 30