Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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P Q i I est, Keligian Religion plays an important part in the lives of Heiflellmerg stuclents, Higliligliting' reli- gious activities are vesper services every Sun- clav evening: ln tlie picture Runalcl Kraclien- lmuelilf speaker, anml lJvn'0tliv Heckner conduct a typical vesper service. ,Xu annual event is the lveliginus lfniphasis XXI-elq prugrain xvlien visiting pastors and lay- men elaine ui lrleiflellpe-1'g' to conduct chapel services, seminars. anal private conferences. Here, fuur stuflents and the Rev. Harold li. Ditzler glance over tlie lmuks on sale during the vveek. .X beautiful little spot fur quiet meditation is Kleclitatiun Liliapel on the tliircl floor of Founders llall, Tvvw stuclents fincl a few quiet innnients liere. .Xu inipurtaut phase ul H6iilellJerg's reli- gious life are its fleputatiwn teams to many Cliurclies. Here tiliarles XYarren entertains some cliililren at the lfurt lYa5'ne Cliiltlren's Home, lniliana, cluring the Hallmvcen week- end. :tx K ,V 1 i if i i l .- ri M v .v.,,f-YJ .,,,.. ini i ii, ' i . l'....,...5:....f.., gg? 5 , Q Q s-MA , ..., waym .xp ,Q xx' fy.:-s A Q,-V ' Y S, Q ,M M -ef-wwil.-M-X-ffAf', ' ' '. 'TH' Y V, .f , if ' V ' il ' ,Q l Q q- , l e . x ea. ' , E f f Misa in gif. , i J 1 E? 5 5 i , x X2 E A 9 . 1-2 - ,Il s J' ., il if as . Q , Ji yr Z l K ,Av I f , g L' P I v 2 i A -. 'W I v 5 ff 5, 'I a .- 2 . , ty C' - I 'lf If 'U r ,IU ,f -f-1 UE. 4u.L'.Lrf., , swf! ful.- . g,,lCV2G13bJwsQ.Q-V f . G fz 5 fif0f'Vf F' ' v. gJ:i'z ' .7 ti ' W wr? ,.'Z.i:1m 'fi' -Aff' - ' NT' - i :1 3 - - 'fx at fe. , 1.1-we ' , . V 'WA?.l3kQmxs.A 5 .. v. i f Was- 2 fi 'g ' ' .ii : , Bang.-aw.-rf-Q-, YJ' g , bJZ' ' n'51'J f Y rf? . A 54311191 1' A I A i ' mlm 'f:f'F-'iff - par -:-+1 .M-. V., A V- V Mr z- 1 f-457: Q W, . A . '- 4.,p:.'m-fi w J , ggugfye-fr' ' vi . 1 A 1 5 X! I. , a 5. Stal- 4 A Zsgflifg il ,i,.- ,,. ff.Q:g: ' Qfq L L: A if tx

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The climax of four eventful' and exciting years came Monday morning, june 6, when at 10 o'clock Heidelberg College held its annual Commencement exercises. This Oc- casion was- the final step for 108 Heidel- berg seniors as they received their diplo- mas. The site of this event was the Commons lawn which gave an ideal setting for the service. The traditional Pomp and Cir- cumstancef by the College Orchestra pro- vided the processional as the Commence- ment began. The Reverend Dale C. Recker gave the invocation and the program con- tined with a number of selections by the Concert Choir under the direction of Pro- fessor Eugene Pearson. The address to the senior class given by Dr. Paul Scherer was entitled, The Christ- ian Faith and Qur Heritage of Freedom. Highlighting the program was the confer- ring of degrees by President XY. T. XYick- ham as the seniors were presented their sheepskins. To end this annual Commencement serv- ice the Reverend Cecil A. Albright gave the benediction. As the recessional music of March Noble resounded, the gradu- ating class of Heidelberg College, June, 1955, said farewell to their friends andAlma Mater. f 1 X-. NCQ in E