Hastings College - Bronco Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Twin towers of McCormlck and Rin,i;laiKl frame the flag as it waves in the Nebraska wind, ri; ht. Look- ing north from the library, this view shows the main thoroughfare on the campus going past these buildings. Familiar Campus Scenes Standing as a guidepost and land- mark, Ringland Hall, Icff, is the busy center of all activities on the campus; administration offices, class rooms, social and student un- ion rooms, and the men ' s dormitory are included in the buildinc. ( : Sports fans are welcomed by the cheerful gleam of the gvm- nasium lights across the campus. Always in use, the gym this year opened its doors to soldiers for physical education classes. -14—

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HoiiDicil on iliis page arc seven I ' atuliy niembcrb who have lonj; been recogni ecl for llielr loyal service to riastings College, lo generations ot college students they have served as a real Inspiration, and to them this page is dedicated. I hree of these professors — Mr. I ' uhr, Miss Carpenter, and Mr. Kent — have taught over thirty years. The other four — Dean Weyer, Mr. McDill, Miss Altnian, and Miss NX ' ood — have participated in Hastings College activities for over twenty years. Hayis M. I-uiiR (U-fi) ... 30 yean . . . ltd i26,000 campaign in Ufccnibcr . . . extended hospitality to service men on the campus. Jani r C-ARi-LNTnR (left) . . . J6 years . . . invited others to share her car in order to save tires and gasoline . . . appreciated soldiers ho sat upright and kept their feet on the floor in her classes. F. E. WrviR (below) ... 24 yean . . . acted as president of the college . . . included among his many duties teaching pivotal classes in secondary education. n R. M. McDiLL (above) ... 25 ycjrs . . . wrote booklet on educa- tion of the American Ne ;ro . . . remembered boiler in Hansen field for scrap drive. Vt ' Ai.Ti R J. Klnt (below) . . . 3 2 years . . . taught classes in meteorology . - . made necessary weather forecasts for the local am- munition depot. Clara Amman (below years . . . arranged radio grams . . . tried to convince every- one of the necessity of knowing Spanish. Angi:lini: W ' oon (below, right) active in Red Cross and war work . . on the campus. . . 21 years taught first

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Hold Cherished Memories McCormick I I.ill, ir ' , oldest building on the c.mipus, silcntlv ' and ni.ijcctic.illy looks out over curving w.ilks .ind roads. McCor- mick is headquarters for speech, dramatics, and chemistry activities. K , ' .; ' : The afternoon sun casts long shadows on the much-traveled steps of the library. Scene of many kinds of activities, the library also houses biology and physics labora- tories, as well as the museum. Always picturesque, the familiar doorway and steps of Taylor Hall, left, women ' s dormitory, are en- hanced by the shadows playing upon the snow. The college Dining Hall is in the basement of the building. — 15—