Hastings College - Bronco Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Assls+an'rs Keeping temperamental musicians in line and efficiently manag- ing the conservatory office is Dr. Fuhr's girl Friday, MRS. MAR- JORIE I-IARTMAN. Mrs. Harlmuu MISS ELSIE M. NEEDHAM, Assistant in the President's of- fice, presides over the college calendar and somehow manages to keep the dates straight and everybody happy. MISS CHRISTINE KREIGER, Assistant in the Dean's office, has proved an invaluable assistant to both Dean Weyer and the en- tire student body. Assisting her in the office are MARILYN SCHUKEI, BARBARA VORPAHL, MARCIA SMITH and DON- NA GARLAND. Alix: Nrmlbunz Transcripts, honor rolls, student records and registration prob- lems are all part of the day's work to the assistants in the registrar's office, MISS DORIS HARPER, MRS. VIRGINIA MAGRUDER and MRS. BETTY JO OLNEY. Miss Krivgrr Doris Harprr Marcia Smilb Mrs. Magrmlcr Mi1r'il1'11 Srbnlzri Mrs. Olney Barlmm Vorpabl

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'Sqn-sur' Ancl Their Assisting with the many financial details of the college and supervising the maintenance of the physical plant is MR. JOHN E. FORSBERG, assistant business manager. Y M r. F0 rslufrg Donna MISS DONNA JEAN YOST, in addition to her work as a student served as the very capable assistant to the president of the HC Alumni Association. MR. JACK THORNE, Admissions Counsellor, travels far and wide to interest prospective students in Hastings College. Assist- ing him with this important work are MARGARET SAUL, VELMA SMITH and JANET ARRASMITH, students at Hastings College. an YDS! Experts in the art of balancing books, writing checks and keeping accounts are business office assistants MRS. MAUDE E. ANDERSON, MRS. MARY CLARK and student DEBORAH LEONARD. lurk Tlmrut' Murgarel Saul Mrs. Clark Vvlmu Smifb Drblziv Lrrmuril ItIl1'f Arrutmilh Mri Amlfrson

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The Depar+men+ DR. HAYES M. FUHR, Director of Depart- ment of Music and Professor of Voice. To this old master, more than to any other one man, goes the credit for the high standards and wide reputation of Hastings College in the field of music. Dr. Fubr MR. GORDON OHLSSON, Assistant Professor of Voice, a former student who returned as a professor to carry on the HC tradition in great music. MR. WARREN L. BERRYMAN, Instructor in Organ and Music Theory, is a veritable wizard at the organ. MR. RICHARD S. FISCHER, Instructor in Violin and Or- chestra, will be remembered by students for his chapel programs and his conducting of the Civic Symphony. MRS. RUTH FISCHER, Instructor in Violoncello, will be long remembered for her great performance as guest soloist with the Hastings Civic Symphony. Mr. Oblsxon Mr. Berryman Mr. Fischer Mrs. lfiirlvrr 'QM -2 2-.