Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1929 volume:

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M X H esston College Bzble School V15 J N A BQ ' ' ff A GD GD QD GD B U The 1929 Lewlq Of and HesstoncjtKansas ooo 000 0 I, VQ oo M557 v nrssron couux , i, ...ff P 3 3 i ' :HUP 1 Dedzcatzon To the late Tlllman M Erb Who by h1s unt1r1ng efforts and sac r1f1c1al servlce carefully gulded the bus1 ness affaxrs of Hesston College from her blrth unt1l h1s death Whose devoted Chr1st1an hfe and per onal mterest 1n every student mspxred us all to a deeper hfe 1n Chrlst Who gave all h1S powers unreservedly to promote the cause of Chrlstlan educa tlon ln the Mennomte church In appreclatxon of hlS l1fe and work the students of Hesston College affec tlonately dedlcate The 1929 Lark Q Q Q. toll' ' - ' ' if ' ., it 1 , '-I llg fle- l'r,,c? in K I gr: Q V f xx SU 'T .- E ' .F ps P' , .--12 , le g df Q-tr . lr, ll V if 's ew--1'f.f g e 1'-. Q L' ll ' n. 4a 1 A 5 l l 3 R ':',:, ..,-,., ,- ,., .. .- --...... - ral A K4-ff N u Q , ' i I X S . . . . s 5 nnssron comucm 1 -HI. 'P' l gc 'TI S nfl! 'xggfi xi' WJ W X F ofrewovfd The staff of 1929 sends out the Lark Wlth the deslre that lt may be To the student-a correct resume of the actlvltlcs of the past year To the alumnus a remmder of bygone days brmgmg back 1n a reahstxc man ner old scenes faces and EYPCTICHCES To our constltuency a means of strengthenmg the bond of umty and fel low shlp between us To all a true plcture of Hesston Col lege with her a1ms ldeals act1v1t1es and accompllshments Only ln so far as thls IS accompllshed do we claxm success for The 1929 Lark 63: rfb db N . Av nfs:- 'll Q' 5-.4 l t' Q2 ' ul: ,,, tw ., -f X -- . , 1 .. ,- . ' h' if Q ' 1' QI N ' fj' r lm 'J . . -LJ ki- ,is-1 X, K or I rf 5 -4 . -,--v- ' L, 1,1 f Nxlwl ' , ' - -- , are ,i'l 1 -A ' , 1 A I ' ., . Q: - H- -Q v ' Q rv, ,1,.,'.J., V9 4 be g e e-e- - - 1, Q X., lf 'A Wa' fa Q-IQ t A T '. . , A 15'-- 'Vai' ' '- VX? sl ., 2 rs, ' ' i , ' Q 5: fr ' . i If ' t N ' 1 ' li A 6 .,.-- . . . V Y - - - 1 1 I . . ' . ' . . i . 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O O A. l 4 ng 'N 4 J B Smxth Alta Mae Elb Melvxn D Landis B SMITH D D A B Ohlo Northern UIl1V6FS1tV 98 Graduate Qtudent Oh1O Northem Umx erQ1tx '99 B D Temple Un1ve1e1ty 17 Completed requlremf nt lll Heblew and Gleek for S T D Napervllle Semlnary Bible Church Hletory AITA MAE LRB A M A B Goshen College 12 Graduate Student UHlWQfSltV of lxansaw 11 ll A M UH1V6TS1ty of Iowa 24 Educatwn M1 LVIN D LANDIS A B A B Heeston College 19 A B Bethel College o Latln H1sto1y MARGARILI HORST A B A B Heaston College 22 Student Bethel College Z4 Student Rtlfkl Mountaln Summer School 25 Graduate Student Unlvualty of lvuwas 20 Lngllsh Lducatlon Dean of Women DANILI D DRIVILR A M A B Heeston College 23 Student Umverilty of kansas 24 A M UlllNCYSltV of Nebraska 25 Mathematlca French Mdl1adI0lHOl I D mel D Ilu Fomteen E me Leung ig ig 5 X- . 5 f 'i 'I9 ' ' ' f ,Q 1 N 1 . l I J. . , . . . . . , G . U .v .Y . . . ,, . , , T ,, . ' ..' 1 . ' . ' . v 4 , .., . . i . , , I S Y , , , . . 7 . 'v ' ' 1 ,F 71. 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A YODER A B A B Goshen College 21 Student Blbllcal Seminary 1n New York C1ty 27 Gradu ate Student Umverslty of Iowa 28 Blology, Blble CHARLES FRICKE A B A B Goshen College 21 Graduate Student Prlnceton Theologlcal Semmarv 7 28 Student Un1vers1ty of Chlcago 28 Physlcal Sclence Blble Physical Pducatlon LLIZABLTH QGISHJ YODER A B Graduate Mlllersvllle State Normal '17 A B Goshen College, 27 Latm Blology, Enghsh J B EPP Graduate Bethel Iunlor College 1900 Graduate Umon MISSIOH Tralmng Instltute 05 Resldence work completed for Th M Southwestern Theologxcal Semmarv Z8 B1b1e German MUSIC J B Efp Smteen 4 E 3?-QE LAIIIQ ig 3 ..,,. 3 'ax , -f 5' ? 3 ' I - GX t O . . . .., v 1 1 . , . . ,.,.' . . . . . , . ' - ' ' .! 7 , Y Y , . , . . y r-, ' - ' sq y ' ' . 'Y 7 I , 5 7 ' . r 1 ' . . . . , . , , . 4 J 41 w , . . . . ' , . 7. , ' ' . ' r 1 . , . Q I .' - r . ' - - , n 1 ' ' .9 r y N ' O . . 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A, . l f , 1- -4 '1 . , , ifinrize ln M emorzam They may rest from theIr labors and theIr works do follow them A man s contrIbutIon to the world IS not only measured by what he has accom pllshed whIle ln Ing but God has o ordaIned that hls lIfe contInues to be fruItful and to Influence the lIves of other men long after hIs body has been laId In the grave The lIves of our Chrlstlan frlends who are now asleep In Jesus, should be a challenge to us Iet us follow them as they followed Chrlst On November 3 1865 the famlly of Jacob and Leah fMlllBY, Erb Mt Joy Penn svlvama was gladdened by the addItIon of another chlld to theIr fam1ly T1llman M He grew to young manhood much as any other boy In that sectIon of th. country notable for Its old homesteads and Pennsylvanla German ways At the age of nlneteen he came wIth hls parents to Harvey County Kansas After two years he returned to hIs former home In Pennsylvama where he 'narrled LIZLIC A Hess They made thelr home near Newton Kansas Here they engaged IH farmIng for th1rty years wIth the exceptlon of a few years spent In connectlon wIth a farmel s creamery at Har peI Kansas Eleven chlldren blessed theIr home nIne of whom grew to l'T'l3tLlI'1tV On September 12 1912 one seven year old daughter was fatally burned by the exploslon of a gasolme lIght plant This same erploslon severely burned Brother Erb on both legs HIs wounds responded very slowly to treatment and three years later hIs Tight leg., was amputated Though he was actlve durmg., the rest of hIs lIfe hlS left leg was never entlrely healed To say that he was an ordlnary farmer does not state the whole fact A busmess farmer would cover the truth more exactly Lessons In book keepmg and buslness Wrltlllg' coupled w1th a natIve bent to buslness fItted hIm for the task awaItIng hIm He wIth a few others became Interested In the educatIon of the young people of the Mennonlte church In the West and thIs Interest grew Into a convIct1on In Sep tembel 1000 Hesston Academy and Blble School was opened hlected as Its Busmess Manager from the start he saw the school grow from an Academy havmg an enroll ment of 21 students housed In a three story frame buIldIng buIlt In a wheat fleld to an Instltutlon of over two hundred students enjoy Ing the advanta es of a modern brlck buIldIng and a well Improved campus Each student In attendance through these years had personal dealmgs wIth Brother Erb Even before students reached the grounds they fIrst Wrote to Brother them a warm welcome typlfvlng the spIr1t of the InstItutIon When students were slow In paylng thelr term bIlls h1s emphatIc characterlstlc remlnder In chapel made an effectIve appeal to negllgent students On Arbor Day hIs brIef e:IposIt1on on the proper method of plantmg trees and shrubs of dlgglng dandelIons of observlng the ethxcs of returnlng borrowed tools enhsted all students to a hearty co operatIon Students maklng part of theIr way through school were no small part of hIs con cern How to provlde more work for worthv students was a constant problem to solve Nor dxd his Interest cease when all work was arranged He saw that they ac cordmgly had the pl oper tools w1th whIch to work and that they used them effectlvely Ever Interested In student act1v1tIes Brother Erb was present at all publlc pro grams often dropped hIs work to llsten to chorus practlces and was an actlve member In such organlzatlons as Audubon Socletv Mennonlte HlStOT1Cal SocIety and Campus Improvement Club In the fall of 1928 for the fIrst tlme In the hlstory of the school Brother Erb took a wacatlon Whlle vIsItIng In the eastern part of the Unlted States doctors advlsed hIm to undergo an operatIon and they furthermore suggested that he return home to haxe It done Durmg the last years of hIs lIfe a cancer had developed and as a last resort hIs left leg was also amputated But the shock of the operatIon was too severe and hIs lIfe went out quletlv at Bethel Hospltal Newton Kansas January 25 1929 As has been lntlmated he was one of the leadlng men In or0IanIzIng Hesston Col lege The most outstandlng feature of hIs work was hIs careful management of the fI nancIal program of the InstItutIon As the school grew In enrollment In currIculum and In equmment the budget for 1tS operatIon was also Increased The Increased needs necessltated clear vIsIon and sound Judgment In everv Imestment In full possesslon of these qualltles he was actIvely engaged IH launchlng the present endowment program whlch wIll provlde a new source of safe and permanent Income for our colleges Nor can we stress hIs work In connectlon wIth Hesston College wIthout acknowl edglng hIs actlve part In church and communlty Hls Interests were not conflned to one Instltutlon but all actIvItIes of the communltv vshlch he saw were an essentIal addIt1on to the welfare of each cItI1en recewed hIs hearty co operatIon and support As blshop he served the Mennomte church In Kansas for over thIrtv years Hls counsel was sought In the dIstrIct conference and for many years he was Its moderator Let hls own works pralse hIm EIg,hteen Yue' Lmuc Q3 . -T-1 5 2 I If ' 'V' I' 1' BI 9 II , ' - 77 , . 1 ,W . . . - . Y . . Y. , S . ' . . . U K l . I ' ' I, I ,. I . I , I L I I s 1 ,Q I . , - 'II Y 7 ' . . A . . 1 . , , . , . . . . . . ., ' - Q, A H . . , . . t U , , . , .T T A U ' . A. r F . , . 1 I ' I . I . I . K . , . ' v. - A I L Y n K Y 4 a Q a u - In n 1 A 4 u - ,I . : ' g n I V . 1 . , 7 ' I Erb askmg for Informatlon relative to coming. In greetlng new students he gave Q D . I V . . I . L, u . , - . n I L I . I I . n ' I 7 7 Y . K . . . , V . i . . . . K . 1 ' ' ' ' K A I 1 I l . . I ' K l ' . ' . I I . . I ' l ' I D R I 6 II .' . I I D. I I ' . . - l l I . ' l : ' l I ' Y . I I I I I ,' I I I . II I' L K . L- ' '. K. ' ' , . . . . 1 y . I LL - , , - I . KK I ' Y L ' 1, ' 1,1 I 1 X!Vfff W S 'X f 9 2 8' mm Illnlll College Study to show thysvlf approved unt God, a workman that needeth not t be aihamed, rlzhtly dlvldmg the d f t th Paul .w Y' '-...,,,mm. S I l QD o , - I ' . -S The Bzble School The lmportance of a knowledge of the B1ble cannot rcadllv be overestlmated The mastery of even the Enghsh B1ble constxtutes a hberal educat1on 1n ltself alone The rlchness of 1tS thought and the vastness of 1ts concepts 1ts elevated tone and lofty ldeals are surely to be numbered among the means for producmg the cultxvated mmd and thls because such quahtxes made for a broadenln of human sympathles an enlarg 1ng of the mental horxzon because they furnlsh the mmd w1th cholce treasure and enable the soul to bulld for ltself more stately manslons As the Word of God the unlque revelatlon of the DIVING w1ll and purpose the Blble IS an mexhaustlble mlne of splrltual truth and lnsplratlon Its study makes men wxse unto salvatlon provldes the means for splrxtual growth and supphes the needed equlpment for actlvlty and Sel'VlC8 Time was ln the earller days of our natxonal hlstorv when the B1ble was a part and often a large part of the elementary educatlon of most chlldren and youth Most education outslde the home was gnen dlrectlv or mdlrectly under the aegrs of the church and so was baslcally rel1g1ous and b1bl1cal This IS now no longer true The state has assumed the task of supplylng elementarx and secondary educatlon 1n our country and to th1s end all cla ses of cxtlzens ale taxed allke for the malntenance of the free publlc schools As a matter of pohcy the B1ble as a book of mstructlon has been practlcally excluded from the schoolroom One result from the absence of the B1ble 1n the pubhc schools IS that many chlldren are today growlng up wlthout any rellglous tramlng whatsoexer and wlth but llttle dlrect moral lnstructlon Total lgnorance of the B1ble also makes a great segment of our llterature hlstory and culture a closed book to many youth 1n our land Alluslons and phrases taken from the B1ble and found 1n hterature and current wrltmgs become meanmgless to ever mcreaslng numbers of men and women To remedy the lack of B1bl1cal and rellglous mstructlon Sunday schools have been wldely developed and more recently Vacatlon and Week day Bible schools These seek to supply B1bl1cal knowledge to all whom they can reach and the work done by them IS abundantly worth whlle Wlth lncreasmg facllltles and better tralned workers they w1ll be able to do stlll more In our own denommatxon Chrlstlan workers ln the past have been malnly self educated so far as thelr knowledge of the B1ble was concerned Thls was no speclal handlcap so long as the congregations were rural throughout and so long as few mem bers had any formal educatxon above the elementary grades As these condltlons gradually change more SpEClflC and complete trammg IS bemg requlred 1n Chrxstlan workers and mlnlsters than heretofore It rs to meet the demand for more defmlte tramlng m B1ble wlth a VIEW to active S6l'VlC6 1n the church that the B1ble College course IS now bemg offered 1n Hesston College and B1ble School It IS a course of colleglate grade and covers a four year perlod of study The flrst two years normally cover the Junlor college course ln liberal arts the pursu1t of whlch w1ll glve the student such a cultural and hterary foundatxon as wlll make the pursult of the spec1f1cally B1bl1cal subjects durmg the last two years of the course most profltable The chxef emphasrs of the course IS to glve the Chrlstlan worker such a mastery of the Enghsh B1ble that he can for hlmself get from It the materlals for spxrltual growth and then to mmxster the same to others ln Sunday school Summer and Week Day B1ble schools young peoples meetmgs mlsslons and in the home Twenty Fil? 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I r I 'i , ,- A -uf' ,Y , - 4 4 3 9 if l q?' .-x Blble College Jumors E Weavel V Enns T Epp P Yoder P Mmmgex EDWIN WEAVER Hesston, Kansas Men s Chorus, Y P C A Cabinet A Capella Chorus, Lark Staff and mlnd ready and convincing on the platform and withal possessed of a pleasing, per sonallty, all this bids fair to make him a valuable asset in any righteous cause VERNA ENNS La Junta Colorado Bryan Community Chorus Asst Teacher, Journal Staff Class Secretary A dlligent and successful student cheerful and wlnsome in her social relations and well favored ln those qualities that comprise a noble and strong Christian character such as is always in demand in every legitimate walk of life THEODORE EPP Meno Oklahoma Mens Chorus A Capella Chorus Community Chorus Foreign Volunteer Band Bryan German Literary Lark Staff Class President Good natured not easily provoked and true to type is Theodore He has n un usual blend of sangulne temperament and dlgnlty of bearlng and a purpose ln life which assures us he will contribute his nart to the welfare of mankind PHOEBE YODER Hesston, kansas Y P C A Cablnet Bryan Audubon Community Chorus Lark Staff Sec Foreign Volunteer Band B B Team Vice President Tennis Associatlon Assistant feacher Ardent for truth keen in lntellect sy mpathetlc in disposition courteous in manner consecrated 1n purpose and conscientious in the performance of duty these are qualities that betoken for her a useful and beneflcent career in the cause of Christ and the church PAUL MININGER Kansas City Ixansas Delphlan Presldent Y P C A Commumty Chorus Hall Manager Volunteer Band, Editor Lark Because he IS thorough going clearheaded judicious conscientious fluent in public address amiable considerate and tactful in dealing wlth others he will continue to be a leader among his fellows Twenty One .2 LARR . 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' -u 1 ' , ' ra H - A 1 51 qw O ' 1 ' - - - 1,0vi 1111103 ' 1 ' 1'-' Address- Life is Nnw Our Sc11oo1 - - - Kutiv Rvlwr 'Y' z 12 ' 1'-'K s , ' 1 - 'z ' .' - 1' A11 ,.:- Thi 1 1' 0' Lilac - - 1,- V' ., ' ------ s ' ' S ' ----- S ' ' ' 'I'uv111y- W0 -, A WCQC7- ' IMF!--l f- I-' l-- ' w f ' 'N-'rf -173 f 1 fr C J11i..,..--M--V-. , 1 I 1 1, 1 mlm' Sophomofres JOSEPH WEAVER Harper Kansas Delphlan Debater, Communlty Chorus Treasurer of Y P C A Llbrarx Asst B B Team Pres of Ten ms Assn Class Pres A good name IS rather to be chosen than great rlches If Joe starts somethlng 1ts bound to go thru Pos sessed of a logxcal mmd and fluency ln speech he 1s a suc cessful debatcr and publlc speaker H1s cheerful d1spos1 tlon and ever present sense of humor make h1m a dellght ful compamon CAROL HOSTETLER Elkhart Indlana Bryan Lark Staff Ladles Chorus A Capella Chorus Communlty Chorus Y P C A Cablnet Volunteer Band Class Sec A d1sc1ple ready to learn a crusader ready to go Ind1ana has contrxbuted no small part to our class It has sent us Carol Though small ln stature she IS blg of heart She has been a leader IH the socxal 3CtlV1 tles of our class Her mterestlng storles are enJoyed by Youth s Chr1st1'1n Companlon readers DANIEL ECK Rmgwood Oklahoma Delphlan German Llterary B B Team V Pres of Class Study to show thy self approved unto God Cheerful qulet modest yet enthuslastlc IS Danlel H has proved hlmself a real student 1n language and hlstory If there IS a dlfference of oplnlon ln class he IS usually rlght He wlll contlnue hlS work at Tabor College nerd: year LEVI HERSHBFRGER Jet Oklahoma Delphlan Volunteer Band Audubon Communxty Chorus Class Treasurer Unto Hlm who dled I live From h1s farm hfe lll Oklahoma he has developed an lnterest 1n and a love for the soll He quletly goes about h1s work 1n an efflclent and determmed manner He ex pects some tlme to flnlsh h1s college work at Hesston T enty Three K .9 . 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Z As, Sophomores PHIIIP KREIDER Palmyra Mo Bryan X P C A Cabmet Commumty Chorus Mens Chorus A Capella Chorus College Quartet, B B Team Treas of Athletlc Assn Volunteer Band Trust 1n the Iord w1th all thme heart ' He has contr1buted to our school hlgh Chr1st1an ldeals and the essence of flue l1V1I1g' He IS new 61 satlsfxed wlth today s accompllshments but IQ ex er almlng' hlgher Phll s tenor volce vull agaln be heard on the campus next year CLARA BURlxHART Ellzabethtown Pa Bryan Audubon H P C A Cabmet Volunteer Band Orator The alm lf reached or not makes great the llfe Her a1m IS more 8dllC3tlOYI for ffreater servlce and she came all the way from Pennsvlvama to be w1th us W are assured beyond doubt that she w1ll make a success at teachmg school for she 1S not afrald of work NELQON RAUFFMAN Mlnot N Dakota Bryan Pres of Audubon SOC1ety Debater Commun 1ty Chorus Men s Chorus A Capella Chorus College Quartet Asst Hall Manager lournal Staff Leader of Forelgn Band B B Team Y P C A Cabmet Loyalty f1rst Steady true and flrm he dec1des where he IQ gomg and goes there H1s keen mtellect and smcere Chr1st1an 1 e wxll make hlm one of God s useful men He w1ll con tmue h1s work at Hesston next year 1n the Advanced Blble Depaltment ALBERT ECIx Rmgwood Okla Delphlan German Llteralx Mens Chorus Commumty Chorus B B Team Onward and Upward Albert seems to do nothlng but study and h1s work ln the classroom testlfles to h1s Cl6X0t10I1 to h1s StUd16S Hxs unpretentlous vuays and depth of character haxe won for hllTl the respect of all T enty Four .... 3-155 LAUUQ E 3 lm ff 'M Sophomores BILLIE MILLER Hesston lxansas Commumty Chorus Men s Chorus In quletness shall be your strength Consclentlous slncere and ambltlous 1n all he does Blllxe IS lndustrlous Jovlal and perseverlng and we all haxe a better tlme when he IQ ln our mldst He wlll af.,a1n take up the dutles of school dad next year KATIE REBER Wellman Iowa Sec of Volunteer Band V Pres of Y P C A Asst Matron, Communlty Chorus Journal Staff B B Team Rlght actlon IS better than knowledge Ixatle has always been at the top of the honor roll Never glve up mlght be descrlptlve of her efforts She IS always Wllllng' to help anyone out of trouble or 1I1t0 happlness Goshen College wlll recelve a prlze Our school w1ll keenly feel her absence LEVI MILLER Hesston Ixansas Delphlan Orator Do good as ye have opportumty Wherever you fmd Levl he IS always the same optl mlstlc Lee He expects to contmue h1s school work next year at Denver Umx erslty m preparatlon for the ITl6fllCdl professlon When he IS Dr Mlller folks wlll get slck just for an excuse to call hlm HARRY MONROE Hesston Ixansas Delphlan Debater Commumty Chorus Student Asst Seek and Serve In the fleld he loves Harry has been successful as Asslstant Instructor m Agrlculture Mlndmg hls busl ness possessor of a brllllant mlnd land red haxrj a loyal llterary worker and an able speaker are a few of the phrases that characterlze hlm as we know h1m He ex pects to enter Southwestern College next year preparatory to entermg the Mlmstry Twenty Fnve 'i LAI!-Egg 3 E 'nb t i 5 f -:I - .Y . l ., , . . 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V -5 43 iffupgfff - af' Sophomores FLORLNCE SHIRK MlShaWaka Ind Bryan Audubon Communlty Chorus Not I but Ch11st An ardent lox 61 of blrds a master of culmary arts a dlllgent student IQ th1s representatlve of the HOOQICF state Florence s qulet and helpful way has vnon the res pect of her fellow students If posslble she vull be wlth us agaln next year HERMAN YODER Kalona Iowa Delph1an Communlty Chorus Men s Chorus A Capella Chorus Harmony Quartet Bus Mgr Lark N how much but how well He does h1S work well whether 1ts a problem 1n mathematlcs or shaklngc down the furnace 1n the Admln 1strat1on Bu1ldmg If you doubt what a new Ford can do ask Herm Advlce from thlg cool level headed Iowan IQ alvs ays valued TILLMAN YODER Hesston Kansas Bryan Volunteer Band Be checked for sllence but never taxed for speech If perslstent mtelllgentlv dlrected effort 15 a crlterlon of success T111 wlll surely succeed ln all he does His sence of humor IQ dellghtful and sharpens the w1t of every one vuth whom he comes ln contact MARIE EPP Henderson Nebraska Delphlan German Llterary Commumty Chorus Chrlst only Chrlst always A qulet consclentlous 105 al glrl 1s Mar1e Under her qulet reserxe IS a deep llfe of thought and deed After .1 wear or two of teachlng she expects to take up deflnlte mlsslonary work T enty SN EEN LM -31, -E5 ,P If illfgf 00p 00p 0:1 2'Z0p 00p 00 p 00 p 00 p 2 30p 00p 10 00a Hesston College and Blble School CONINII NCENIENT WEEIX CALLND-XR May 31 to June 6 Frlday Max 31 Mualcal Pro ram A Capella Chorue Saturday June 1 Mmmonarw Program Sunday June 2 Mwmonarv Sermon BIISSIOHJTB Program Baccalaureate Sermon Danlel lx tuffm m Monday June 2 Orltorlo The Holy Clty Commumty Choruq Tuesday June 4 Annu rl -Xlumm Meetmg., Academy Senior Ilogram Wednesdax June 5 Mena and ladle-Q Chorus Reumon Junlor College Program Thursday June 6 Commencement Address lrnst F Plhlblad Pres Betham College Awardlng of Dlplomaa T enty Se en 3 T711 LINRIY Q,-tv U .1 P . 3 - ,4 S: 1 one . - A. L 3 -, - ,V - ' 1 1 'I A Y 1 1 l Y: .v S: . m. - - f - - - -' Q , . ! 8: . m. -------- '. .' j ! 11:0 . m. ---- ----- ' ,.' ' t :. . m. -------- ' ' 8: . m. ----- . . , ' , 'z 1 , , . 8: .m. ---- z ' , N' ' ', ' . .' , , 10:00 a. m. ------- Alumni Devotional Meeting 1: .m. -------- z A ' -- ' f 8: .m. -------- ' ' r .' 4 , . : . m. ------ ', . , ' , ' S ' 8: . m. -------- ' Ar 1 r ' : ' . m. -------- ... :I .' . ' , 7. j W' - V T,-f--.1--U , .Q tif: at 6 S, , 1 fi Tw enty Exght Ai lx A E - gm! LAIIIL Freshmen Ruth Byler Hesston Kans Paul Roupp WlChlt3 Kans Ralph Lals Molalla Ore Anna Bender Hesston Kans Wallace Shellenberger Hesston Kans Kenneth Bltlkofer Hesston Kans Esther Law Molalla Ore Vernon Flammg Hesston Kans Ruth Shenk Hesston Kans Mary Holsopple Versallles Mo Earl Bender Hesston Kans Fern Bltlkofer Hesston Kans Sylxan Yoder Wolford N D Lloyd Mlller Conway Kans Agnes Graber Hesston Kans Henry Rohrer Lancaster Pa Mae Dlllman Hesston Kans if ' . 's ,i i .1 oi V' .f-f 7 I -3 a - -- ee I .,f 'M '4v, ' ' V 4, -I , . . , i Louise Zook, Garden City, Mo. Q 1 x ' l , , . Q 1 l I a 4 l . 1 1 Us . ' I 'l , , . ' nf ' Y I ' ! 1 ' ' 1 E . Q , 1 l , , . . . , , t V Q ' ' ' , , . . A 1 a 6 l . 1 1 ' 1 l I ' I 7 7 ' Q 1 , , I I r ' FR Freshmen Richard Mlller Yoder Ixans Marle Janzen Newton Ixans Mary Grove Garden Clty Mo Menno Troyer Conway Kans Eula Yoder Garden C1ty Mo Grace Plank Harper Kans Luke Bender Hesston, Kans Ida Troyer Conway Kans Orle Schlatter Wayland Iowa Rhoda Yoder Hesston kans Bertha Troyer Conway Kane Harold Sommerfeld Canton kans Bertha NltZSCh6 Wisner Nebr Margaret Mlller La Junta Colo Helen Hess Hesston Kans Orpha Cooprlder Hesston Ixans Eva Coopnder Hesston Kans TBP? ,ff D L.....,.... Twenty Nxne l A 1g LARIL 1 Y' U' s I .Aff V A C, 5 1 1 ' T ' ' . 1 . . ,. . . Q , 1 1 A - ' . ' '. 17'-f, .1 , ' .' I , ' -' 1 W if , 1 1 ' ,N 1 1 ' ' T ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 - A 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 -1- . 1 1 - r 1 1 ' ' 1 1 -' ' .W 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - N' - a 1 1 ' I 1 1 '- 1 1 ' f 1 1 - 5 , Q . it '3Lv.li'l2., ery Er College FAVORITE IXAMF EXPRESSION Menno Tr oyel Lourse Zook Helen Hess Vernon Ilamrnp, Margaret Muller Sylvan Yoder n Ilrllrrr Iaul Rnupp Mary Grote Lula Yoder Ilnvd Mrller br ace Plank Wallace bhellenberger Rhoda Yoder Anna Bender Rrchard Mrller Axnrs Graber Ruth Iiyler Orre Schlatler Psther Lars Ralph I ans Ida 110501 karl Bender I'e1n Brtrkofer Mar re Janzen Luke Bender Orpha Cooprrder Bertha Troyer Harold bommerfeld Bertha Nrtzsche Mary Holsopple Henry Rohrer Eva Cooprrder Ruth bhenk Not hardly Por lands sake Hard luck Au Hello Let s see Oh Boy Hey there Good nr1.,ht Oh Girl Aw Henry I don t know W For goodness sakes Thrnk rt ll ram Hy the way Oh John Pass the syrup I should say so I reckon urll I can Pardon I m Boy Hovsdy Cr rcketts Number please Oh Pat Let me seo Boy Hoody Ill ee Oh my We l I ll say I don t have trme Illsy Freshmen HOBBY Drscoverrngz truth Srngmg Studyrng Basket Ball Walking hating and bleeprnp, Srngrng Talkrnp, Walkrnp, Wrrtrng, college notes Teasrnr, Wrrtmg' Letters Basket Ball Chemrsuy Cookrng Steppxnp, Readmg, llrrvrm. flrvvers Takrm, prctures Looking, Chexum, toothprcks Collectrm, poems Rrdrng hrs motorcycle Parntrnf, Llstenrng, to lectures Sleeping Readrng Ezra Hrkrng Keeping order Brrds Readrng Travelrng Teachrng Mathematics I'hrrty AMBITION Proclarm truth Stenom apher Vlslt Calrfornla Heaxy Weuzht Inn teacher IICINIIIFHI of U b Ieacher Archrtect bee Canada Math teacher Governor of lrmmerdale Nurse F0 be A m1lle1 To reduce A lrfe of servrce Iloesnt have any School teacher Fo not a new lor Iiusrntss manager Laundress 'Io sim, ln key of bo Servrnt of Chrrst Musrcr.-rn Postnrrstress Nurse To be Hood Musrcran To help others Doctor ipeed writer Mrsslonary Bookkeeper Grow tall Teach school 31? N3-F Till Lfxlllf r E I.: I E I , p , lj , 1 ,- , 1 I . , , . .4 .. . . . - .. . v, . . . : , ' ,. rr ,-. ' I Y . . 4 f. - ' . -- -- - r. - -, I t 2 X .. .L D .. .I . r . , Y L I. ' ,. M: , ' an .. .. K.. r. ,, ' 1. .. . U ' . Y i . I . . ', , rr 1 - r .. . 1 - ' U - .. .- t. .. Y ' ' . A ' - , .. , ., . r ,I H '-. f4NO.. . . N , w , .. , . f . - . UA .. . ' l D . , U Y .. . . i . l ' . , ' I .. . . . - n - Y 1 . I ' . , - ., , .. ,. - Y . l Kenneth Ilitikofer Shucks Reading: Banker U , .. .. ,. . r . .K , r V 4, .d .' L' . I . .. K, . -f I . r . Y I . V V -. . - .. . .. , . I. . , f . 1, 'A .. . , .. V. r . V , 4. Y . , I I .. , . ..I ,- if .. . Y , Q 71 ' 1 ' ' Q nn . ll r 1 . V . . . .4 , .. ,- U . . v V , .r .. . - .. .. - .. .. . . . , . .. .. . . , . , .. v r, . l ' , .. . S .. . x V . .. . ., . . ' ' I , . . , .. , . .. . ' - .. . 8 .. . 'B'-l'I','i l ' , - , -, - N: B - M M' ll mmm mp., 1 Q 8 WNW 9 Academy ll ll ' A o HM I u. leu X ' A f, X 'r 1 ' , 1 N A .1 H: L ' f 'I A 1 Z A l 7 Y' 5.2- Qa if Q QD co if '5 2 X 'X X . In , I I' I I1 'll I zlll lllj Lmumlllm... , ,.....ullllluun if - , Thy word is a lamp unto my eet, and a light unto my path.. David 'N Gr , Semovs JOB, 'STRATTON Hssston Kansas Qcrrror Basket Ball llrs open hearted frankncss hrs boyrsh rmnulsrve ness hrs absolute srncerrry and hrs rnherent ever eine sense of humor make our presrdent a general favorrte LIRA HERSHBLRGER Mrlford Nebr Phrlomathean Mens Chorus A Cal ella Chorus Comrnunrty Chorus Harmony Pour Lark Suaff Prcsrdent of Athlctrc Assn benror B B Our xrcepresrdent rs one of the most wersatrle nrerrrbers of our class H rs a urrter a srnger Lartfunrst an executrwe and one of the most natural ulrolc souled funmakers possrble MILIJREIJ MILLER Conway Kansas Phrlomathean Communrty Chorus Lark Staff Our ambrtrous and good natured lrttle secretary wrll lrkely be busy recordrnp. grades rn some lrttle red school house next year ROBERT RUTH Hesston Kansas benror B B Our class treasurer rs a sturdy dependable oblrg' rm, lad He rs mrdely read one of those rare stu dents who not only knows hrs subJects but a great many thrngs out around tlfem FLORENCE BAUER Protcctron Kansas Vrctor ran Communrty Chorus It s Florence you ll know her by her laugh Frrend lrness and cheer fulness are always rn evrdence rn her XVILLIAM BONTRAGER Haven Kansas Vreturran Communrty Chorus It rs not expected that he xxrll say too much but le rs aluays vrrllrnp, to do hrs part RUTH ZIMMERMAN Protectron Kansas Vrctor ran A pleasant-faced rzrrl whose lrfe seems to have been tempered by the years spent in the Kansas sand hills. She is gentle and thoughtful, and yet has plenty of pep when the occasion demands it. Thirty-Two fl. .5 ' '- ' E LARIL . - V si a 'T 1 7' i C .. C., . i A Capella Chorus Fxfth Row H Yoder Krelder J Kauffman Stutzman Lals J B Epp Landis Fouxth Row Enb Dnectm H.-utzlex N Kauffman Snyder Hershberger E Bender L Bender Thud Row R Coopudex Weaver O Cooprxder Hes Muller Wen er '1 Epp E Weaver becond Row Smlth Byler I E1 p look Glxck Kauffman Inst Row Erb Hostetler Lals IJ Epp Ruth The mus1cal program of the school has been enlarged thls year by the formatxon of what IS known as the A Capella Chorus It lb the flrst of ltS klnd IH the hlstory of the school and the work lt has done has been abundantly sufflclent to approve xts ex 1stence and msure 1ts permanency W1th the present day mcreaslng emphasls on choral Slnglng has come also a large amount of musxc especlally adapted to belng sung without mstrumental accompanlment Thls makes posslble a rlcher and more complete harmony than would be p0SSlble by slnglng muslc wrltten for the accompanlment A Capella slnglng IS galnlng more and more recogmtlon 1n muslcal clrcles and the possxbllltles of real muslc of the hlghest class and quallty are belng revealed Th1s chorus largely takes the place that was formerly glven to the comb1ned men s and ladles choruses It IS composed of sflect mlxed volces from the student body faculty and a few alumm m the communlty Smce only students are ellglble for mem bershlp 1n the mens and ladles choruses except under speclal provlslon, thls chorus provldes for the exerclse of good mllG1C3l talent 1n the faculty and others assoclated wlth the school, as well as 1n the student body The work of thlw chorus smce 1ts beglnnlng has been devoted to the smglng' of some of the best sacred muslc, mcludxng Negro Splrltuals Russlan Church Muslc, selections from the repertolre of the St Olafs Cholr and standard hymns from our new church hymnal Tlme would permxt the workmg out of only one program, whlch was rendered at Inman and Peabody before commencement week, and at the college on May 31 These prog., rams were well attended and the chorus felt repald for thelr hard work ln prepar mg the program by the keen apprecmtlon manlfest by all who were present Forty Nme ?F1E LARIQ 4, l . . . . - . . . - . . '- . .' - ' r ' 4 ' 1 ' ': . . . 1, 1 . . ' . I ' . . , . . , . . . V . . , A L . .L . ' . . , . V V , N, . . . . ,N . 4, , V . . . . . . ., . . I ,U ' 1 . . , . . , 1 , . ,. L ,-1 f v 1 . . .' ' ' , . ' ' J ' ' L f . A ' ' - ,I 1 Men S Cho ms Y' E Thu d Ron 0 Schlattel N Kauffman P K1 exdex E Henshbexgex B M1lle1 F NVLAWLI Second Row R Coopudex H Yoder J HBIIZIQI T Epp E Bender L Bendel First Row P Exb Duecton A Eck J Kauffman M Snyder R Lal C Stuuman The work of the Mens Chorus has been both mtensue and extenslve thls year The flrst program IH whlch the chorus had a part was Unen durmg the Spec1al Buble term asslsted by the Ldfl16S Chorus lmmed1ately after this program work was begun on the programs that were to be gn en on the tour durmg the Easter xacat1on There were f1fteen VOICES m the chorus most of the year vuth the followlng per sonnel Flrst Tenor Reuben Cooprlder Herman Yoder Nelson lxauffman, Albert l'ck Second Tenor Jesse Hartzler Orle Schlatter Phlllp Ixrelder F1rst Bass lf zra Hersh berger, B1ll1e Mlller Theodore Lpp Earl Bender, Second Bass Indvun Weaver, Menno Snyder Ralph Lals Cllfford Stutzman tour ever taken 1n the hlstory of the organlzatmn The ltmerarv vsas as follows Mar Z7 Zook Ixans Mar Zh Protectlon Ixans Mar 29 Cher m Colo, Mar .30 Ia Junta Colo , Mar 31 Colorado Sprmgs Colo Apr 1 Llmon, Colo Apr 2 Thurman, Colo Apr 3 Abllene, lxans The chorus vsas glven a very warm receptlon ewervwhere and we consldered the tour hlghly successful After the return of the chorus a program was glven at the College Chapel Hall Aprll 5 Other engagements of th Chorus were at Van Arsdale, Apr ZX and W1Ch1td md Whltewater, Ixans , May 5 HARMONY I- OUR ll Yomlu In Hu hbclger C Stut7man l F1fty a '. v: I ' .I . ' , ' . - ., ' . ., ., . ' ., Av ,. ,,. 4- ,: .I -' , - . ,hy I' , y. . . ,, l. '4 I ,'. . -S 'I v. 4 . . . tv . , . I . ' .y f. ' .' ' ' .' , v - . 1 rv v- Q i - . ' . ' K ' . ' ' . . . . . , , . , , . ' ' ' ' ' . ' - I 4 fa 1 1 l ' . . . . , Y , , : l . . . 1 . ' h Y . , . , . , ' . , . The tour which the chorus took over the Easter vacation was the first extended ' ' - - 5 l K ' '. . I , 1 l - I . L ' . L D . A y v ' 'y - 1 . 1 - 'Q ' I' y ' 1 ' ' ' 1 A ' 7 . .g , 7 . , ., ' . , ., .U , ., ' t ' 7' ' .' . .' ' v. L. , y ' . . . e .. ' . ' , . ' U, ' '. ' ' z -., p .' Y, , ,, . I, ,. E C W ' : l l , : R, Cfmprillb-1' E 'I ,-S 1 r l .uk .fx . . ,Z P e- f p re I, V-- Ladies, Chorus Tlrrrrl Row 0 Cooprrder H Hess I Mrllcr L Wenger M Jan7en E Rempel becond Row P Erh Drrcclnr L Ely H Landrs M Weaver 0 bmrrh A Kauffman Inst Row C Hostetler E Lars L Look R Herwler IJ Epp The Ladres Chorus rs an organrzatron wrthrn the student body Its purpose rs to tram and develop musrcal abrlrty and to cultrx ate an appreclatron for the better type of musrc Smce so many of the former members were not back rn school thrs year, nearly the entrre chorus was changed, for thrs reason not a qreat deal of work was accom plrshed Several publrc appearances were made, houexer, whrch recerwed favorable crrtrcrsm The weekly practrces vnere a real help both rn knowledge and apprecratron Musrc IS one of those frner arts whrch llfts the soul to a brrghter and happrer plane of lrvrng It rs an avenue through whrch one can express hrs rnmost thoughts and feel lngs as rn no other wax Srnce the trme of our earlv fathers mus1c has been used rn worshrp and to express comfort and pralse, rn fact we cannot thrnk of true worshrp of our Heavenly Father vnrthout musrc It rs a xrtal part of the Chrrstrans l1fe and should have a large place rn our school 3Ct1X1t18S Personnel frrst soprano Lors hly Carol Hostetlcr Orpha Cooprrder E ther Lars second soprano Helen Hrss Osle Smrth Helen LADIIIN Myrtle Weawer frrsl alto Lahla Mrllu Lour c Zook Lrllran Wenger Ruth Herlllcr second alto Maru, Janlcr Plrlabuh 'Rempel Alrce Kauffman and llorolhy Env Director Professor Paul I'rb COLLEGL QUARTI- I' N Kauffman P Krerder M bnymlmr R Lars L..-L. Irfry One THE LARIL l 'Z . 'A , . , ... I , . ', . . , . l ' : . ', . '. . , . ' , ', . .' ' 1 v x 1 ' 1 ' Q ' 4 I 1 1 v f l ' r 1 . -. - - -' . ', s- rr 7 A 'I ' -' H' 'T'- - W H '--f - - 1 .-.. . . .. .. lf' 4. f , Z ' 5. . r . . ' ,.' -S I p . i ' ' r- r l - ' 9 r......A.......'....-,,., , A r, ,q ,,, ,Lum ' '1 ' W -A 'i -M +. ' A ,- , - T The 1929 Lang 0 Schlatte1 E Helshberger if is 3 '9 ' Y ' if ,g btandmg: Prof. E, Yoder, C. Hostetler, A. Kauffman, L. Zook, T. Epp, H. Sommerfeld, E. Weaver seared. A. Kauffman, H. 'Yoda-, P. 'Yokel-. P. Mininw-, H. Rohrer, c. Wm 1 4, . -. - . h - - - - - I . , ,- A r ' I ' . , . S , . , 2 , . . . F - - - - - Y. , 'C ---- . 9 K , .tv . Y -, , ' vim . Ldltor ln Chlef Aasoclate Indltor Buslneas Manager Salei Manager Photographer Art Edltor School Llfe hdltor Harold Sommerfeld Rehglous Llterary Athletlc T5 plsts Faculty Advlsor THE STAI' F Paul MlH1Hf.,8F Phoebe Yoder Herman Yoder Archle Kauffman One Schlatter hLra Hershberger Loulse Zook Theodore Bpp Mlldred Mlller Ahce Ixauffman Carol Hostetler Edwsln Weaver CIHICHC Weat HEIIIN Rohler Fifty Two Prof Edward Yoder HE LARIL 5 .-5 Il G The Hesston College owmal Stfxndlm. B N17 he A Ill hbelge E Yule: H Hee R Lals N Kauffman 'S tel 1 ni S M hilly. R Shank M Snule K Rebel V Enns R Hextlllel Indltor Aseoclate Rellg, IOUS I 1terar5 Athletxc THE STAFF Menno Snyder Ldltor Katle Reber Ruth Shenk Bertha N1tzsche Nelson Kauffman College Notes Eula Yoder Albert Hershberger Helen Hess Cxrculatln Manager Ralph Lals Typlsts Ruth Hertzler Verna Enne Alumnl Supplement and Facultx Aclxleor Prof S M lung Fxfty Three IQ? 1 gfryg LARIL ig 3 .ills fi S ' ' Za: , , -4 .. 7 .19 ll . . Q 1 ,sl 15: sit- . 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A' ' 1 x ' . . g , r - - - - - . 5 - Y m 2, Y , K I Z V Y, 1 J 'lil 5 W g , Z M o' I9 IJ 1 V - 5 J Delplman l Top Row Shenk Shellenbel gel H Yoder Plank L Bender E Yoder L Mxller Mlddle Row R Mlllel look Monroe M M1lle1 E Bender Hess L Hershbex ger Bottom Ron IJ Eck G1 oxe A Eck J Weavel Bxukofcx R Yoder P Mmmger As our school year 1S drawmg to a close, we naturally look back and wonder what we have actually accomplxshed Has our work been practlcal or merely enter ta1n1ng We have glven programs of varled nature, trawelogues or1g1nal short storles, debates, contests b1ograph1es of great men, talks on sc1ent1f1c dlscoverles and problems of phllosophy Our programs have been both 6Ht6l't2.1HlIlg and of cultural value We have had just enough humor and soarkhng wlt to make our programs snappy, and enough problem solx mg toplcs to provoke the thoughts of SQIIOUS mlnded students, and also CXPGFICHCQ IH or1g1nal research for the enthuslastlc Thls one hour each week ln soclal and llterarx entertalnment has added color and zeal to our class work It has enabled us to thmk qulckly and clearly, and to flnd ourselves, and our strongest mterests and axerslons, our natural tendencles and hobbys, 1n a way that class room work can never do Some flnd thelr natural self tending to sclence, others to muslc stlll others to phllosophx but above all other features our llterary work has helped us to f1nd ourselves, and when vue have done that vse are on the path to a fuller llfe a llfe of consecratlon and QGTXICQ 1n the fleld for whlch we are best quallfled Flfty Foul 4 fmt? LAIUQ I : . '. . ', . . . . . . ' ': . ', - . ' , - '. . ', . , . U g ' 'C - ', ' ' Q - , - ', '. - H - O - 1 K a . V . . . . '. Y. . . . . . . Y . . Y . . . . . . Y 1 . ' 1 . 7 . Y V ' Y I , . . FF? -3 . v ' if 'ff Bryan Top Row Snyder Holsopple Sommerfeld M Troyer I Troyer I' Yoder I-Iostfetler Mlddle Row 3 Yoden Iwmtzsche Kxeldex B Txoyen A Kauffman Burkhalt Schlattex Bottom Rou Shnk Epp P Yodex N Kauffman Dxllman O Smxth Enns No student should pass through College wlthout taklng advantage of the tra1n1ng offered by llterary work The one hour a week that IS spent ln thlg way wlll be worth as much to the student that takes thls work serlously as some of h1s regular courses ab1l1t1es we may have, and to learn how to express oulseleves The world expects a college student to be able to say what he means and say It clearly It expects h1m to appear IH publlc wlth a certaln amount of ease and self confldence Thls part of ones education 1s provlded by the hterary society As we renew the tune spent m llterary during the past year, we thlnk of QGTIOUS moments, of wlt and humor, of mterestmg stones, of talks of chlldhood of trembllng hands and qulwermg volce of CI'ltlC1ZlIIg' and of belng crltlclzed These experlences have been pleasant and w1ll never be forgotten In our programs we haue thought together of standards of life and conduct of hlstory of antlqulty, of nature, of muslc and many other thlngs that were provlded for by our program commlttees We competed wlth one another 1n wrltmg orlglnal poetry, and orlglnal storles, 1n debates and ln Scrlpture verse contests We llstened to many comblnatlons of vocal muslc and although we have no dlstmgulshed al'tlStS ln our soclety we have muslcal talent of hlgh quallty In all vue have enjoy ed our llterary work xery much and feel that our ln es have been made rlcher by It Fnfty Five HE LAR IQ 1 I, L of , In llterary we meet to entertaln and be entertamed, to be lnformed, to develop the , . . . . . A - ' L I. 1 . I --.. . A I Q 4 n . . , I . ' 1 V 7 ' ' ' v y 5 I , 1 - L ' , A ' L ' Z: x Q-1, - f ' l9'l Y: - 'QD qu rs? Excelszor Plulomatlwan as 'QQ 202 4233 '6- 0201 'lo 25+ Q04 UPPER PICTURE Fourth Row Clnassen R Yost lummex man Smnth Yoder Ifautv Busomw J lvnuffman Thu d Row L Yost C Egy Ntutlman Sommel felal El b Hex lllel Ox lm Ill Second Rmx Ill nc: R Ecy W bmlth Moyex Muller Ho: st Mxllex K Kauffman LOWER PICTURE Fxfth Row J Bxennefnan B Hostellel VV Yodel WCZXEI F Hoslellex Glabex Wenger L Mlllcl Troyer Vogt Fourth Row B Yoder Young, Epp Harden M Mullen Mxshlex Ely Ruth Vols! M Third Row Coopxxder Hertzlex bpanblex Schroedex Rlsser Krendel look Wedemeyex Helshbexger Second Row Page T Blenneman Mumgbel J Bxenneman Haxulen R BOTIIIALGI Fust Row Kaulfman bhenk Schlock V Mxllen Landls Mel axlane I Bonuageex Miller E Yoder West Ixulp Academy Lzteffcwy Soczetzes We state w1th a feelmg of satlsfactlon that our academy llterary socletles have been a success thls year Each soclety has made a speclal endeax or to l1ve up to xts motto, and each has found encouragement ln the rcxllzatlon of YlCt0ll6S vxon, VIC torles over such monsters as stage frlght, self conscxousness, dxslnterest, tardmess, and careless preparatlon At the begmmng of the year manv of the soclety leaders of 1928 were keenly missed but these decreases m membersh1p haxe been more than made up bx our new members and every society has been able to produce competent, enthuslastlc leaders A real treasure of talents has been Cl1SCOX6I6d The weekly programs hate conslsted of both muslcal and oratorlcal contests, de bates, lllustrated lectures, rellgxous humorous, lmpromptu, and topxcal programs An actlve mterest has been taken m the publlc proglams gn en durlng the year Fifty Svc 2- giant Lmuf 9 .,--- 5 E. s , Q Q 4 i 0' 2 A ' T 4 if W 5. - .4 3 , '. 4 . P ' 1 S , ' Q D 4 o 4 f ' X, i N - f ' ': .. , . . , ' . ' . '. ' 1- -' ' 1. - '- ' First Row: Coe.:-tz, llVhitaker, Brunk, Leasa, RlssexglN5Veaver,,Roupp Q ': . '. '. . ', ,. ' -, I ', , , f, . ' K , 2 . . v. V. v l . - , n 1 p . L . V s .v V 1 . V ' l . ' . ' .. . . l t , . f . I . ' I . - 1 f Q P L f Q f-uf Q 1 Vzctomm German Lztemvy ?..-Ss ,ff 333 '38 oo ,oy 09 .op I. PPER PICTL RE Fourth Roxx Snyder Toexxs MQSQIS Llmmexrnan L Schla W Schxap, H Kauffman L Yodex A Kauffman Thnd Roxx Wlney L Yodex Monroe W Yoder G1ns.ex1ch Honuaxrex B ex Stuunan Second Roxx Mullet A Vogt M Vogt. E bmxth J Kauffman K Ymlex C irmth H haulfmm bust Roxx Bauer lletxxnlex Umuh J Eek D Eck H9lShbClL9l Txoxex Ralzlqff 0 NlY'lllh Fourth Roxx I Epp M Harder Foexxs D Eck J Eck W SCIWIAL M Vogt F1 bex Thud Roxx ll Eck Ent.7 fhxesben T Epn Rempel I Schx u, Ratrlafl Second Row Innns Umuh Claaqaen A Eck Buxkhalt .I R PppA Von Fuel Roxx Waxkentlne K Halder Pauls A Slucky ll Epp A bmuclxy Effort has been put forth to render programe of the xery hlghest tx pe for xxholeeome entertamment hach member has been glx en a chance to dex elop hls 1nd1x1dual talentq The LXCSISIOTQ, VlCt0Il3HS, and Phl1OYl'ldth83IlS were represented m a Thanksglxmg program So successful wae the entertalnment that a number of Qtudents xxho had not xet glven ln thelr appllcatlon for memberehm 1100111641 they xxele mm mg an 1m poltant phaee of Qchool llfe and Jomed one of our Qocletles One of the most unlque entertammente glven durmg the xear vxas a Farm pm gram -Xgam xxe Qurprlsed the audlence vxlth our xxlt and oratoxx The Scotch, Irwh, kngllsh Pennsxlxama German, Hlgh German, and Negro dla lects were represented ln a program whlch conslsted of readlngs and muelc Our mUSl cal talents have been greatly dexeloped during the xear and nearly ex elx program con S1StS of one or more muelcal numbers The fact that xxe reahze that our efforte haxe not been ln xam, that each member feele a dex elopment of his own talenta, that our proglama haxe been appleclated, glxec ue the llbertx to Qag. we haxe had a proeperoua xear Fifty Seven THE 1. Au If I f A VV,'Nw A A 1 1 f e l ' S , -. S , ' ' 1 I 0 1 ' p . 3 If V 4 4 I r 4 V , E V 4 a , P A p . . l'N', K . ' ' I ILOWE,R T'ICTIdRE t , V I , , L L p W . I ' . I. A . F . . I S. , ,, , ax , 1: , - .L . y -S Y Dv' v . . . l D . . '- ....-Lgl., il I . 5 i: . A I Freshman Sophomore Debate 'Ri l gsm N01 on Kauffman Joe Weavex Hally Momoe Kenneth Bltlkofer O11e Schlatter Farl Bender Resolx ed That a subst1tute for trlal by Jury should be adopted Freshmen Aff1rmat1ve Sophomore Negatlve O11e Schlattel Capt Joe Weaver Capt lxenneth B1t1kofer Nelson Kauffman Earl Bender Harry Monroe The College Freshman Sophomore Debate 19 an annual event For weeks the de baters read and re read materlal 'md plle up evldence whlch IQ bound to prove that thelr content1ons are 11ght The contest not only mterests the two classes but when the tlme comes for the debate an 6l1tl'1llS13St1C aud1ence IQ always wa1t1ng to hear the flow of oratory and the rmg of clashmg arguments The aff1rmat1ve contended that the Jury system IS ant1quated SIHCC condltlons today are essentlally dlfferent from those of the tlmes that brought 1n the Jury that the Jury IS 1neff1c1ent masmuch as the Jurors are not quallfled much t1me IS wasted and the system cannot be repa1red that the expert Judge IS the best substltute, as he IQ tralned for the Job and 1S not subJect to the same errors of Judgment that lead astray the layman The negat1ve answered that the rlght to trlal by Jury 1S an essen t1al to democratlc government be1ng const1tut1onally guaranteed and h1stor1cally Justl f1ed that the Jury IS eff1c1ent present ev1ls belng due to bad procedures rather than to the system that there 1S no satlsfactoly subst1tute the lone Judge system belng too autocrat1c and also subJect to human error The debate was Judged by Cec1l B Lamb a member of the debatlng team of Beth anv College He gave an extended analvs1s and cr1t1c1sm of the debate wh1ch was poss1bly the best thlng of the k1nd ever heard here In h1s Judgment the afflrmatlve was superlor ln the1r analx sls of the case but the negatlve was superlor IH del1very The negatlve was bettel than the aff1rmat1ve 1n meet1n squalely 1n rebuttal the oppos 1ng arguments Part1cularlV fatal was the fa1lure of the aff1rmat1ve to meet the negat1ve proposals for the reform of the Jury rather than 1tS abol1t1on The declslon therefore, went to the negatlve w1th wh1ch declslon the debaters and aud1ence were IH full agreement Fxfty Elght HE LARIC in Q - . .9 Q' R ' - r ' 5 - e :Q -' B 7 r 1 fv X . A ,X l N 1 1 1 i 1 4 1 , J . . - ,...- 1 1 , ,,.., . . ,., ., , .. . -,,,-.. ,, 1 ' .. ,J S ' I - ', ' ' . . I , , 1 Y .- . . . . ., Q , . , . . . 1 I L - . 1 . . . .L ' I .. . . - I f v ' r ' 1 x ., . g J J i ' Q 9 - 7 1 . Q ' . , D v Y . , , . ' -' . K 7 , . N' . , . . 1 . . . . 01 ' . - ' rn , , , . . , , . A ' Z' , T? -P J , ' ' H X sap? signal Bryan Delplmm Omtorzcal Contest Clara Burkhart 0118 Schlattex Many Holsopple Mary Grove Lev: Mullen Eula Yoder Fhe Annual Contest between the two College Llterary Socletles was a Peace Ora torlcal Contest Besldes stlmulatmg Interest 1n llterarv work It was a means of brlng mg the subject of Peace before the publlc The contest was held May 22 and was too late to glV8 the results m the Lark BRYAN Peace Wxth Honor Orle Schlatter Non Reslstence 1n Everyday Llfe Mary Holsopple DELPHIAN The Transcendency of Peace Levx Mlller The Ways of Peace Mary Grove The Pr1ce of Peace Eula Yoder Academy F o'rens1cs A contest between the three Academy Llterary Socletles IS an annual feature of great mterest whlch thls year consisted of Readmgs Addresses and Muslcal Selectlons The contest was not held untll May 24 therefore the results could not be prlnted The contestants were as follows VICTORIAN PHILOMATHEAN Address Lo1s Wmey Address Ellzabeth Kulp Readlngs Readmgs Humorous Cleo Smlth Humorous Ralph Bontrager Dramatlc Leah Yoder Dramatlc Ellen Hertzler MlX6d Quartet MlX8d Quartet Lucretla Stutzman Allce kauffman Lols Ely Lllllan Wenger Albert Hershberger Waldo Schrag Reuben Cooprlder Ezra Hershberger EXCELSIOR Address Wllson 'Vloyer Readmgs Humorous Ruth Hertzler Dramatlc Bertha Leasa Mlxed Quartet Florence Erb Ruth Hertzler Wxlson Moyer Chfford Stutzman Fifty Nme 3 rg W3-f T714 Lnnuf g Q3 T i 5 T A - P? X ,QS Q9 ' l 2 I - I . . ,, - 'Zyl' ' - If xx 1 E 2 i L. 6 ' ' 0 f. lv 1 ,Q . L . . I ' A , L ' ' U 7? Is Peace Possible? ----- Clara Burkhart . . 4, l . . , . . . . . z , . , . , Y . V, . .- '1 7 1 ,. ---- ' 1 Y - I ' md M Q-H if XE 'jr' ' '- L P - 1.17 . 1 i Audubon Socrety The most unnecessarr organrzatron rn the school' Faculty members and students runnrng half a mrle after a sparrow to see whether rt has three whrte bars on rts wrng' Srttrng on a stump and gorng rnto raptures over a saucy chrckadee or a black throated Warbler' Wastrng perfectly good mornrng hours that mrght be spent rn sleep' No doubt thev are well meanlng people and farrly rntellrgent as an average but the rest of us prtv them and are sorry for all thrs mrsdrrected energy spent rn torl for whrch they nerther get pay nor credrt lovers of learnrng alwaxs hare been consrdered queer The men who learned how to xaccrnate hoes for cholera, who found varretres of wheat that would grow rn the far north and who stopped the ravages of pellagra by proper foods were consrdered queer, too We all know, of course, that man can lrve and get rrch wrthout knowmgf the drfference between the Greater Meadow Lark and the Western Meadow Lark, b so could one lrve and get rrch wrthout knowrng the drffr rence between hi Guernsey and a Jersev cow We all take delrght rn accumulatrng exact knowledge rn some freld of learnrng The Audubons hare merely drrected a part of thrs knowledge accumulat rng z al to the rdentrf catron and studyrng of brrds Contrarv to what one mrght ex pcct, kansas rs a good place to study brrds Last year one of our enthusrastrc Audu bons rdentrfred one hundred twelre drfferent specres A person who has not studled buds could perhaps scarcely name a dozen And thrrll after thrrll comes to the one who sees for the fu st trme a spccres he drd not know lrved rn our localrtv The ac rvrtrcs for the Audubon Socrety for thrs year were the usual ones of brrd lrrkes, erther as a group or rn pairs or rn solo hrkes, the usual fall and sprrng breakfast after rnxrgoratrng contests to drscorer the most specres, and a successful Chrrstmas Brrd Census Srnce our readers may be rnterested rn knowrng Just what the drfferent specres seen wrthrn a ten mrle radrus of Hesston are, we w1l1 grve the names of the brrds seen here last Vear Flicker Rusty Blackbrrd Cedar Waxwrng, Marsh Hawk Redwrnrz Blackhrrd Bluebrrd Mallard Krlldecr Towhee Blue Jay Mllal mt Shrrke Cowbrrd Bronved Gr aekle Mournrnr. Dose Sparrow Hawk House Wren Lrncoln Sparrow Whrne throated Sparrow Saxannah Sparrow Greater Snow Geese Amerrean Coot Mockrm, Bud Swamp Spar row Brewer Blackbrrd Phoebe Bewrck Wren Arkansas Kmrzbrrd Belted Krngfrsher Purple Martrn Grasshopper Sparrow Wrnter Wren Vesper Sparrow Catbrrd Drckcrssel Lark Sparrow lranklrn Gull Brown Thrasher Solrtary Sandprper Maryland Yellowthroat Barn Swallow Yellow headed Blackhrrd Ruby crow ned lxrnrzlrt Chrpprng Sparrow Connectrcut Warbler Whrte crowned Sparrow Tennessee Warbler lxrnrsbrrd Yellow Warbler Least Brttern Lrtlle Blue Heron Hermrt Thrush Myrtle Wrrbler Orchard Orrole Balrrmore Orrole Scrssor rarled Flycatcher Crested llyeatcher Blue Wrnged Teal Wood Pewee Redheaded Woodpecker Yellow Throated Vrreo Prne Warbler Krrtland Warbler Rrnr.brll Gull Black Tern Bonaparte Gull Clay Colored Sparrow lesser Yellow Legs Water Thrush Green Heron Spotted Sandprper Prothonotary Warbler Sennet Nrbhthawk Nashxrlle Warbler Chrmney Swrft Indrr,o Buntrng Amer rcan Redstart VVhrte Eyed Vrreo Sh up-tarlld Sparrow Blue Headed Vrreo Phrlarlelphra Vrreo Boholrnk Black and Whrre Vlalblel least lflyealcher Ialnr Vlarbler Scarlet Tanager Black Ioll Warbler Wood Thrush Vlrrlson Phrush Srxty Yellow brlled Cuckoo Semrpalmated Sandprper Olrve backed Thrush Ruby throated Humrnrnlrbrrd Clllt Swallow Rose breasted Grosbeak Cc r ulearr Warbler Sh rr p-skinned Hawk Audubon Or role Red eyed Vrreo Oren Bud Swarnson Warbler Yellow breasted Chat least Sandprper Yellow bellred Sandprper Iavulr Bunrrm, Blue Grosbeak Upland Ploxer Prarrre Owl Tree Swallow Black headed Blue Warbler Wrlson Warbler Bachman Warbler Blue Winged Warbler Prarrre Horned Lark Harrrs Sparrow Tree Sparrow Slate colored Junco Brown Creeper Quarl Harrrs Hawk Prarrre 1-alcon Qcreech Owl Burrowrng, Owl Harry Woodpecker llnwnv Woodpecker Gl0HlLl Meadow lark Vlestern Meadow Lark Pmzlrsh Spurow Song Sparrow Black Capped Chrel-radee Cardrnal Robrn Q QWM. 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E ve e no f J 'B v Athletic Council if -a Standmg Charles Frlcke Helen Hess Phllxp Krelder D D Driver beaved Bertha Nltzsche Ezra Hershberger Esther Good Athletzc Assomatzon The Athletlc COUDCII IS composed of the EXCCUt1V9 Commlttee of the Athletlc Assoclatlon and the Faculty Athletlc Commlttee The dutv of thls councll IS to con slder all questlons whlch concern the relatlon of the Assoclatlon to the College 'lhe prmclpal undertaklng of the Athletlc Assoclatlon th1s year was the placmg of new floor 1n the gymnaslum The old floor was becommg weak and unstable Early ln the year a commlttee was appomted to 1nvest1 ate the adxlsabxllty and cost of puttmg lh a new floor Th1s commlttee conjolntly w1th the Admmlstratlon Comm1ttee of the school declded on a plan of actlon The Local Board authonzed us to go ahead and the Athletlc Assoclatlon agreed to the plan A commlttee was appomted from thls con Jomt commlttee to haue direct oxerslght of the plans J R Dlller a frlend of the school superused the work After the old floor had been taken out and some d1rt fllled ln a cement floor was run oxer the entlre surface On top of the cement was placed the old floor and over all thlg was put a new hardwood floor Mr Dlller donated the use of h1s cement mlxer and part of h1s tlme Students donated most of the labor They were anxlous to do thls ln order to get a place to play Of course some monev had to be collected to take care of the expenses The assoclatlon was able to sell some of the materlal that came out of the old floor The students and a few alumnl and frlends of the school were S0llClt6d for cash contrlbutlons About 1270 was ralsed ln thls way To meet the lest of the efcpense tne Assoclatlon Issued bonds to the amount of S5240 The par xalue of these bonds 1s S10 They bear 4 per cent mterest pavable annually Four of these bonds mature each year untll the entlre ISSUE ls pald off The total cost was about 1111 1 a llttle more than we had antlclpated, but we belleve we haue a floor now whlch wlth the proper care will last for years Svcty One E LAR It . . 3 . 5. wa' : . , ' . . . . 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' ' ' v .. ., v y v . l 1 v' 1 v Q i ' - J ju-gg fp to rr g it lx, ll 7 ljiaqi, if 1ffLg,JieJY,, age Lf lr 1 , V Boys Basket Ball CHAMIQI College Freshmen Champs College S01 homole Academy bemoxs Academy boy homore Basket Ball Not least among the sports of our school the past year was basket ball The new gym floor greatly alded 1n stlmulatlng such an mterest The season was formally opened with a program and dedlcatory game for the new floor The past number of years the boys have been usmg the Round Robln System whlch though not altogether satlsfactorv IQ we feel the best that has yet been trled It was ex ldent from the start that the College Freshmen would be one of the strongest teams and that the Academy Freshmen would be the weakest But one would hardly expect youngsters Just out of the elghth grade to take the champlonshlp Wlth C Frlcke as thelr coach they were nlcely progressmg bv the end of the season At the begmnmg of the season It was planned that the two teams com1ng out at the top would play a three game tournament Thxs fell to the lot of the College Fresh men and College Sophomores Basket ball fans of the school antlcxpated a l1vely trlad of games In thls we were all dlsappolnted Wlth the exceptlon of the College Freshmen who easlly snatched up the flrst two games and It was all over Durlng one of the last games of the season the all star teams were chosen Players IH each team were Academv All Star W Hartzler f C Stutzman f Jxm Brenneman c Joe Brenneman g and captam E Hershberger g College All Star L Mlller f W Shellenberger f V Flammg c and cantaln P Krelder g P Roupp All Star school team W Shellenberger f C Stutzman f Vernon Flamlng c and captaln P Roupp g Joe Brenneman g It would certa1nly be unjust lf nothlng were sa1d concermng the gxrls basket ball games A very 1nterest1ng tournament vsas plaved four academy and one College team partlclpatmg The College team and Academy Semors clashed IH the flnals The College won B8S1d6S the tournament games the gxrls played games ln other comblnatlons such as Green Gables us Outs1ders College vs Academy Republlcans xs Democrats These were more enthuslastlcallx supported than the tournament games Sxxty Two 1 7 1-Jill' -31 Q J 4 A 1 f s... 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' QQ J Gwls Basket Ball CALM PI ONS Pl 0 Q obo 444-1 College Lhamls nl: my Srnror Ae rdenry b01l'DIHUlC uk my Junror s Tenms ervrce, ball one A deucr set ou grme Sum txpressrons can be he rrd comlnt, from the tennrs court most rm trmc, ol' the du and 1 prsszr hx who would stop and look mlght su, Nelson lx ruffman and Nlr F rckf dres cd rn whrte pl u ng, tournament, or Josre Mrshler and Verna hnns practrcrng for the mr rd double tourna ment whrle the onlookers aeated on the benches along, the fence cheer frrst om md then another weather rs permrssrble lf tennrs cannot be sard to be the most popular game at Hesston College rt doee hold a xery promrnent place among, the sports and rs one of the best forms of recreatron It also helps one cultrx ate accuracw qurckness, and good sportimanshrp Although the tennrs assocratron rs not as lrrge as the -Xthletrc Assocratron rt 1s not lackrng lrfe The rntercst taken rn tennrs ha been err rter thrs sprrn than usual The good plaxers are becomrng so numerous xt rs lard to tell xx ho rs the best The old adage that practrce makes perfect seems to be makrng, rtself rranrfr st The two fall tournaments reaultcd wrth Vernon Flamrn md Phrlrp lxrerder wrnners of the men S doubles tournament and Helen Hess vsrnner of the ladle rngles tourna ment The last two tournaments vxhrch were started thrs sprrngg the mrxcd doubles and mens srngles were not completed rn trme to record the results rn the lark Sixty Three QS-Q 31491: LARIY . 7 - . xl' 'll 'f , , M1 Q W , B' 1 , O I ' ' Y' ,Q X N5 , . ,J ' f , ' - rg. Ac: - S- ' 's -1 ' 1. ' Ac: - ' 9 0 S ' r, 'C 1 2 , I, U Q z -. -l .' 1 . tl ' ' r 1 ' S z j ' r - 2 j ' z - '- L' ' ' .' ' ' - Q 'z ' ' . '. r X wus: ' ' ' , :ji f . KJ '.. . . . ' L. -. ' ' ,. . '21, 5 - . - y , ' - L. . . ,,. . ,- 3 , , 1 . ' .C , L We have three good courts on which to play and they are usually full when the ..' l . ' ' ' l ' .' ' r' ' l. ' . . ' . . ' V f V ' f ,- yy A4 I ks L1 ' '.- I. 1 l f 'l. A ta I fl . ' L. H h. , 5. , ' , ' I. A. ' L. . V . K. . K , I . ' :I 2 ' ' ' . ' .' L ', 5 ' ' ' ' ' s' s' 1' Q '- I -. . -. . ' V L. , D. .' ry '--3 ,N f ,A A. 44, I I i 'ill ,W ' l 1' . I TL ' . Y A T W 7 , glib:-5 32 Q Atbletzcs Mzscellaneous Athletzcs Fortunately not all the students are lnterested 1n the same sports The emphasis of the year depends a great deal on whlch of the varlous games played here has the best support If there are qulte a number of real baseball players for a gxven year there IS bound to be a great deal of baseball play mg for that partlcular year The sarne vslll applx to basket ball or tennls We offer such a xarlety of athletlcs that the 1n cl1nat1on of all IS sure to be sulted Besldes playlng basket ball tennls and baseball the standbxs there IS track touch ball horseshoe wollex ball and croquet The physl cal educatlon classes also do mat and sprml, board work Perhaps because of so great a varlety the popularlty of any partlcular game out s1de of the maJor games 18 short llved Following the basket ball season there was flrst wollex ball then horseshoe now the late sprlng fad IS croquet Even the faculty has the croquet fever and has purchased a set of thelr own Now students and faculty members max be seen at most all h0UlS of the day plavlng th1s gentle game Pro fessol J B Smlth holds the champlonshlp so far though there lre a number of young men aspnnu, to h1s place of supremacy Svcty Four j 1 e ' l 39 I 1 I e Q 1 ff Q WI 8 I 4 , . -,,,?-P' 'fm' ffl I 'K 1- Mr' I J - . K X Y I ,pc K ' 1 V 5575 'i ,fr '. ' ' ,N . . . y . . . S . i . 7. , . , , .v- 7 9 1 9 Y .Y y - ' . 54 5 5. . 0- 0 1 K A1 i 1 4 . . ' , - ' l ' ny 'nl 5' ' I I 5 5 v .Y , 5 5 , . . 1 'ul ' -Y 5 ' 5 ' .5 , .1 . - 4 ' . ' . . ' 3 ' x ' , 2 51 . '. r lx ' 5 , n ' T J Q A Y ' 2- 5 THE LAR we 2 . 3 g - fx Semorfs BEULAH HOSFFTLER McPherson kansas Ihrlorrrrllre rn Lommunrty Lhorus Senror B B An rsrrrrrrrr. tercher who takes her Srurlres ser rouslv but rs never too buxy to hfrxe fun ALICE KAUFFMAN Scottdale Pa Vrctorran Communrty Chorus A Capella Chorus Ladrea Chorub Lark btall Her xxrrle rearlrng hrs tmrrsprrrted her rnto a sort of farrylanrl In sprte of that ihe has a great deal or good practrcal knowlerlee and common heme MELVIN HORST Peabody Kansas Lxcelsrcrr Communrrey Chorus He rs a quret fr rendly person and a enrrrl student who Lhrnks more than he Qays Hrs hrp,lr .rsprrdrrrrnm and steady aplrlrcatron urll lrkely xxrn lrrm sr may to hrs goal Fxcelsrm Irelres Chorus. Comrrrunrty Chorus She re alufryq buqy rnd her ready smrle and laugh rm, blue eyes show that she rs lr rrrrry too FLIYABETH KULP Cheraxs Colorado Phrlorrrrllrean Communrty Choru'i Serrrur B B A frne fr rerrrl to all 'rnrl an eager helper to those rn need of assrstance ILORLINCE. HOSTETLER Harper lxansab Phrlomathean Audubon Communrty Chorux She hu rrrrrved that one ern be quret rnd yer be 5.0041 comrrrny BERTHA LFASA Blue Sprrnp Mo Fxcelsrrrr Communrty fhorus Secretary Tennrs Amucrfrtron A lrxely xrell lrked Senror uho rrres a ere rt many thrngb arrrl rloei rlrem all remarkably well Tlrrrty Three E LARIL y so 'K f I l RUTH HERTZLER Hesston, Kansas i ' f - ' ' - 5 z , . l 1 A A .. ., ,. I ...x i ,Q Semovs llAVlIl 1' CK Rrnmxooml Okla N llllll 1411 Gu nr rn Lllu .-11 y 11.1 xuxul .11 rl wc-rrous rs thrs son rr Okla nm yd 1 lxnourr y hls lr lLl1Klh lu possess a rfrrc qualrly of humor WAI D0 GRAIN' R Moumlrrxhrr. Karrbfv-. I lrrlorrr rthr :rn Germ rn Lrlcrfrry Allrlurr skrll mul r nfrtrvc sen'-c ol lrumor are only ruo ol thc. rrrfrny rdmrrfrblc qufrlrlrea that bhuk pos HLNSLB 1' RILDA BRUNK Wrmlorrr Kansar. Lxcclmror Lomnrurrrty Chorus 5011101 B B If thorn 110 any good lrmes to be had Fredfr lb dlxxfrys ruuly to Jrrlrr lll hcl happy and carefree may IDA I' I P Mono Oklahoma llrr'-ul lu rr rrt cr mill ro 551 amlu 114. Ilrrlomfrthcrrr Gcrman Lrterfrry Lfulrcs Chorua A Cfamllfr Lhorus Cnmrrrunrty Chorus An efu nut Chnstran an efrper thorough student and an rnrcruung com,en111l character IRM! L1INC1l'.RICH Vcrbarlles Mo x7lCt0ll8D Communrty Chorus A rrcxson lAlll'll1L'f hrgh rn scholarshrp rn school and rn Chrrbtran crtmenshrp JOE ECK R111g,v1o0d Oklahoma Vrctorrfrn Gcrnmrr Luorary A quret Jollrty and optrmrsrn are factors 1n deter mrrrrm, hrb character mY LVIA GRABILL Hesston Kansas She rs .rn excellont tylrrst and xuth her character lNllC frrondlrncss and good humm ra aure to have happy luture Thrr ty Four 'L E LARIC 1 4.15. ,- Q - - 1- ' l . , . . J V ' 1 1 7'. 1 'mf 1 ' 1-1 , O Qu'-. -n .4 -' ,- .- f - ho '. '- lrv 's ' ' b 4 , 1 1 ' I -, 7 ' 1 1 ' - 1 ' 11 - . , . . P f . . . ., 1 . , ' B. ' , -. 1 -1 11 1,1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 . A1 , . 4 .j 3 ' 1 11 ',f 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , . W' 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 - ,- 1'. ' 1 7- 1 1 ,- . V .1 A , . ' , f . ., - ' . ' y 1 1 23 ' ' ' . S ' '- -1' A - ,-5 Semors LOUISE YODER Pettus Texas Wlctorlan Communlty Chorus Volunteer Band A loyal Texan who ns loyal also to the hlghest aspirations of llfe MILDRED VOGT Moundrxdge Kansas Victorian Community Chorus German Lxtexany She has a. mmd of her own that still admnts co operatlon and gives her the respect of her class mates FANNIE UNRUH Greensburg. Kansas Vnctorxan German Literary A wllllng heart coupled with a hearty vnll make her a fme character CLARENCE WEST Hubbard Oregon Phllomathean Lark Staff A whole souled Westerner without the least blt of affectatlon His xzenumeness IS appealing, and has won hum many friends DESSIE TROYER Hesston Kansas Community Chorus Semor B B A quiet sedate little lady who can be depended upon She has von respect through her dllxgence xn her tasks MARIE WARKENTINE Mountain Lake Munn German Lxterary Community Chorus A sincere Chrnstlan who takes llfe seriously and hves xn quiet confidence LOIS WINEY Colorado Springs Colo Victorian Audubon An ldealxst a dreamer who hves m Wordsmor th ean realms Her thoughts though are noble and her ambxtnons pure and unselfxsh Thirty-Five 24 ' - 1 m.Ani2 1. if 1 LJ22-sf Semorfs LILI IAN SCHRAG Cheney Kansas Vrctorran German Lrterary A cheerful soul whose character rs the krnd that url! drrwe her on untrl her hu,h ambrtrons are ab tamed RUTH QCHROEDER Hessbon Kansas Phrlomat hean She has an rctrve spontaneous rnterest rn every thrm, that rs not boo hard or dry especrally rn those thrm.s uhrclr appeal to the aesthetrc or emotronal part of lfe MENNO SNYDER Aurora Oregon Vrctorran Mens Chorus A Capella Chorus Com munrty Chorus Colle1.,e Quartet Volunteer Band Journal Edrtor A thorough student whose drlrgence to hrs tasks rs prompted by a desrre to lrve out Gods plan for hrs 1 e OSIL SMITH Kansas Crty Kansas Vrctorran Ladres Chorus A Capella Chorus Com nrunrty Chorus Volunteer Band She loves musrc and Nature and enjoys showrnfr the beauty rn them to others WILMA McFARLANE Hessbon Kansas Senror B B Good rn her school xsork graceful rn basket ball Jolly and frrendly to all HELEN PULLEN Hesston Kansas Senror B B A frrendly lrttle person a graceful basket ball player an almost rdeal student and the Valedrctrorran of the class CLIPIORD STUTZMAN Mrlford Nebraska Excel:-.ror Communrty Chorus Mens Chorus A Capella Chorus Harmony Iour Senror B B Audubon He has won honors rn musrc and athletrcs but bet ter than that he rs a true Lentleman who has ad mrrable drgnrty and reserxe coupled wrth genurne frrendlrness Thrrty Srx TIN Lfilllf L 4 ,,. ro r 9 ' - ' 1 4 ' , L . 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A r - , - - , f v . f- Semorfs FREDA QPANGLER Hesston Kansas Phrlomathean Her frrenrllrness sympathetrc rnterest strarghtfor uardness and love for a good trme make Freda a very congenral comparrron LEAH YODER Hesston Kansas Vrctorran Communrty Chorus Senror B B The rr1,ht. person to have on a Lark sellrng contest rt rs not her fault rf her srde does not urn At an outrng or basket ball game she rs always found lrnrng thrngs up ORPHA ZIMMERMAN Harper Kansas Excelsror Qhe rs rrch rn hawrng, a mme of hearty humor and a fund of quret common sense on uhrch to draw ARCHIE KAUFFMAN Y P C A Cahrnet Lark qlaff Bryan Kenmare N Dakota A 1ealous Chrrstran whose utmost arm rs to serve hrs 'Vlaster well Those havrng, rnsuffrcrent cretlrt to grarluale WILLIE VORAN Hesston Kansas Senror B B A quiet krnmlly farmer lad who trres to make the world happrer JACOB KAUFFMAN Aurora Oregon Vrctorran Mens Chorus A deep drgnrfred yet practrcal Chrrstran character marks hrm as a man that xull Do somethrm, WAYNE YOIDER Pettus Texas Vrcrorran Communrty Chorus He laughs rhmks and phrlosophrzes but rs deter mrned to move hrmself and others to rrght. actron Thirty-Seven Q H---l.-..,-l :Q 3fgTr1rE Lmuf ,- Z Z1 ew 41 .L 1 Thu ty Elght E-' 35532 LWHOTS Edward Mmmger Kaneas Clty, Kans Dorothy Epp Meno Okla Arnold Smlth Heaston Kans Dorothy Troyer Conway Kans Reuben Coopmder Hesston, Kans Edith Roupp Hesston Kans Arnold Deschner Hesston Kans Ahne Sommerfeld Canton, Kans Cec1lEgy Hesston Kans Lols Ely Inman Kans Orvllle Smlth Hesston Kans Barbara Yoder Hutchmson Kans Esther Zook Tofleld Alta Lahla M1lle1 Hesston Kans lVllSOIl Moyer Hesston Kans HE LARIQ 3 ri TTR , . r Q o if Ei MHIOTS Myrtle Mlller Mazeppa Alta Dan1elClaaQQen Beatrlce Nebr Florence Flb Caretalre Alta Ioqeph Brenneman Tofleld Alta Allce Roupn W1Chlt1 lxane Jacob Duxer Garden Cltw Mo Florence Young Coalrlclge Mont Wllbur Page Heaston lxanw Iewle Ruth Heqeton lxans Waldo Schxa Prettx Pralrle lxana Naoml Detwller Cherry Box Allda Stucks llIOUI1dl'lllf.,9 lxane Helen Vogt Hesston lvlne Daud Mlller Xoder Ixana Ralph Bontrager Elkhart Ind 45 L xwe-sxx GY..-L. Thu ty Nnne LARIL. E 5 I ,A I A r - I V l 1 1 - . Q K .. , ' , . . 1 A 1 , . 4 n, 4 . ' , V1 -I l r 1 1 f . l P ' 1 A 3 e - ,, , ' , r , 5 . ' A , ' ' 1, ' .. l .2 Q Q l . , , Q., A . x , O ' 6 4 , lf , .. ' ' .. , .. , ' .'. , r 5 Gladys Goertz, Hesston, Kaus. 3 Q . . . , 5 1 r - 1 f 1 MO. Q ly 1 X. ' ' .', ' ' , ' 5- I ' V f L, , 4 ., , . . U , .. , 4 .. r ' V. I x Y 7 Y B ' A u., I ! 7 ' l, , if - ' L . W Y - Y V A ,,,. -1 T. 'S 4 313241 an Q 'LWHOTS RALPH BONTRAGER Energetlc courteous and a good sport IS Bonny, our classmate from Ind1ana JOE BRENNEMAN He IS thorough IH hls work and an ac comphshed athlete DANIEL CLAASSEN Qulet steady and flrm 1n h1s com 1C tlons REUBEN COOPRIDER A cheerful sc1ent1f1c Jun1or haxlng a rlch tenor volce NAOMI DETWILER She IS the same happy Naoml wher ever you meet her WILSON MOYER Our presldent IS a trawehng encyclo pedla He knows everythmg but hlS lessons ARNOLD DESCHNER A good athlete who IS qu1et ln h1s ways LOIS ELY dutles DOROTHY PPP The only real Amerlcan 1n the Jun1or class FLORENCE ERB A loyal classmate from Canada CECIL EGY Dependable and lndustrlous IS thls farmer from Arkansas GLADYS GOERTZ Newton Hlgh School has sent us th1s talented Jun1or MYRTLF MILLER She IS consclentlous and true to hel frlends LAHLA MILLER Studlous and eff1c1ent She tends to her own busmess DAVID MILLER Hls droll humor IS enjoyed bx those he meets E. Forty I DWARD MININGTR Comlcal mdustrlous and YINHCIOLIS 18 our v1ce presldent AI ICE ROUPP An all round good athlete AI INE SOMMERFELD She has a strong d6t8I'l'l1lI13.t1OY1 and f1I'llSl'l8S what she beglns ORVILLE SMITH Fnthuslastlc 1nqu1s1t1xe and good natured AI IDA STUCIxY Helpful She would do amthmg for anybody WALDO SHRAG An mtelllgent student from Pretty Pralrle DOROTHY TROX ER Her fr1endsh1p IS true and lasting HELFN VOGT Reserved amlable klnd and t1ue look mg after her own thoughts and pur poses BARBARA YODER FSTHF R 700k She thlnks tW1CC befole she speaks FLORFNCI' YOUNG Meek She IS a lower of the qu1et EDITH ROUPP A kmd hearted and fr1endl3 kansas g1r ARNOID SMITH He IS a great help vshen we all get grouchx for he can see the humorous slde of the blues JI SSIE RU'IH She IS falthful 1n her studles and nex er leaves a task undone JACOB DRIVER Jake IS an eagel nnpulsne Mlssounan wlth a klndly heart and 1 generous axray of talents WILBUR PAGE He IS a qu1et gentlemanlx countu lad who thllU.,S a great deal more than he says and has an unsuspected fund of humor Q iETr1F LAI!!! ig 3 5 is II' - Q M- E 1 , - I9 I - ' ' . , ff :f .J C L ' .1 , L. .-V. .L . 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Emerson Yoder Laet fall we saw some new faces rn our group We were glad to Qee thoee nevr students Jom the class as a number of our former claqimateo dld not return Thrrtx two IS the number of our preeent enrollment Our plesldcnt Wrllard Hartzler, left Qchool after the begmnlng of the second semester and went home to help hm father James Brenneman was elected as our new presldent On November 24 the day students entertarned thelr dormrtorx claeemates at a soclal m room D of the AdIT1lH1StT3.tlOH Blllldlflg Another exent of lnterest vu re the entertalnment of the class by our Qponsor at hrs home on March 9 We enjox ed the opportumtles of gettmg together as a class We can say that we have enjoyed belng ln the Sophomore claw and are novr lookmg forward to the t1me when we wrll regrster ae Jumore Forty Two fue Lmuc ..., , .9 .1 - g ' v: . . , I H . ., , , . . 1 . . , , I ' r 1 ' - fp ' r . , . I . - . . . r 1 . , . ' - . . . ' . . . - . 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Roland Yost Henly Thles an Wxltel H udex lxcnneth Kxuflm An loulth Row Vlrllma Ritllalf Salome Ii 101 Pstnel Srhroclx l'l1l xlxth Rmmpel Iucletla Nlullmln Anna bhenk Thud Row Beulah Ymlu lleen Smllh C ldeon Yoder H uold Knulfmm Mlllllill Bllluu Vc-lnll Mlllhl cond Row lxson lxxuffm an Lfhl Rlssu S4 Hnbcxl lxauffmm Insnlenl Plot Chnl es Inc 0 Flrst Row Pxma Kauffman katie Yoder Althul Hluckey ll xnlc Mullsl Wayne Smith Lenx Tloyer We are .1 11x ely bunch of Flcshmcn commq from seven states of the Umon besldes Ixansae We staltcd off' wlth twents flght IH Humbnl, three more soon Jomed us, but before Qprlng four members left school In the flrst few weeks of school we elected our off1cers, class sponqol, and adopted a c0nst1tut1on We haxe been Qtrnme to excel 1n our class work Although we are not as wlse as the Sophomores, Jumols, and SGHIOTQ, set one of our membere heads the academy honor roll Our flrst soclal 3.CtlX1ty was a welner roast at Proutx s qroxe A Chnetmas party ln room Y and a Valentme party at the home of I' thel Rlsser were other soclal featuree of the class The sprlng outmg at Halstead li an ew ent whlch ex erx Freshman eagerlv antlclpates We we flocked together from near and far To nourmh the talente our Nlaster hae gn en However dlfferent our wew polnts may be To be true to Chllst s stand we xe Qtrlwen Tis not xet known w hat God would haxe us be We are only a plant, God make us a gee W lully Three ij-F TWH Lrsu if .V 5 7 Las 5 - , . 491-if - , I . l -5 A K fu, f 2 ' I 'T x ye. ' gp I , ' ' In 5' 1 4 . ': -' s ' - , 2 ' 1' ', 'v - z 'z ' 'z ' S' - 4 ', ' I .z ' - -, .1 'V' .' '. z . Se ': .zx 'z z , ', e -' -' 1 , - . . 1 'E .' k , Sponsor, Velma VVezxx'el'. V. Pres., Fannie Bonlraprer, 'I'1'0us,, Claude Miller . ' . v . ,. , ' 1 Y . ' ' v A . K4 1 1 , v. v v- sk' A ' 3 1 K ' ' . l v ' vl V - ' n 1 1 v 1 v. ' sf l Y . 1 I I Y. v v v ' 1 v, 1 v . Y l . v I' ' v v 1 ' 1 .. , . 1 . . 1 ' v v I Y Y v v - Y. V . Q v I ' l .' . 1. . . ,1 v ' , 1 ' . v v , V v 4 . . I . . , , . , 'T Y Vg ' I' ' 4 e . e -, ? 5 -a up uf Q2 ,. 1111: Specml Bzble Term Thlrd Row Axthur NltZSCh6 Emery Kauffman OlVlll0 link Sam Eglx Walter Claassen Second Rou Phoebe Helshbexger Elsle Egll Albert Busenltz Maude Suaxtzendxuber Mm tha Shant1 F11 t Row Ruth Stutzman Ollie Swartzendruben Calrle Swartzendluber Anna Kauffman Fannie Yoder Fifteen students enrolled for the Spec1al Blble Term at the begmnmg of the New Year Although th1s number IS llttle more than half what It was last year It was by no means an un1nterest1ng group of young men and women This class was especlally noted for 1ts talent and soc1ab1hty having orgamzed a Basket Ball Team a Mixed Quartet and a Ladles Quartet S1nce the regular M1d Wlnter Soclal was not held untll near the close of the term, the Speclal Termers got busy and held an acqualntance soclal for themselves in Room D They were also en term the entire group gathered around a long table prepared for them ln the Dlnlng Hall of Green Gables to enjoy their last meal together Perhaps It was because of there being such a few ln the class some how every one felt as though they were just one large family and It was with a feellng of Joy and sadness comblned that they bade farewell to classmates and the many fr1ends wh1ch they had made dur1ng thelr short stay at Hesston College Instead of havmg a speclal lnstructor as has been the custom, the subgects were taught by regular members of the faculty Besldes the various Bible subjects offered for this course there was one of part1cular mterest to all young people called Young Peoples Problems The entlre class vsas enrolled m thls course FortyFour 3 ,K 1 L nn if 7' I l 1 r 1 - - ' ' ' ' u ' sr ' . . . . - tertained a number of times in various homes in the vicinity. On the last day of the 7 ! .,, . . . K . . , L . . L , . . V , , . Y . . . i ' '1 7 K .e , AHF s . xl- -,' f ,ei-V V I , AWN mf IIN 1, 1 - t . 5 it v -f 15525 X , .' , , 2 if- 2 Q- - ME i I Xia, I Cu 94 I1 V I I E ' I M V-qv .-,Q I ' - a Xwflf 53 ,345 mf? 2 7 -X IM is-, he wgg' mm -r , 3 A M , ' : X -: , N :pl S bw ..f1 . 5 f . ,j,is'I, es' in 523' - , if ' 2 sh F 'ig x QF' g I ' ,X . L..-4 E , A--' -T. .-- nu : ' J! In is 4 A 5 V . '4-, -.-.., ,,.,.. . w AN : , 1 N .K xii we 9 'L J E ' ! . ' Y ' 252: 1- Q1 I i , if . 229' Yi 5322 ' Ti, ! - 1 4-:M 1, . - , , f , , 15454 3- gi ,Z DX 5 K A M. .Inf ,N M 1? 2' , E H1 MNXX' . ?y V 15365, E- a ,- f ' 1 31 Q- 5 K if I i si-5-5 ' ' E3 O5 Lk Q ' f g 3 H 3 ff 1- V PM 5 : ' ' ff-1f5'l' ' - ig ffm Q ' g . . ,Seefeff X N' Q: 5' '-' N X E. QQLIQCQCI E .4 BULLETIN BOARD Y F' C A NOTICE COLLEM LITLRKY fr' G ATHLETIC DEVOTIONAL B4 I 5 TONGTE J VOLUNTEER BAND LECTURE COURSE flgfd.. ch.. IAEI KYLE LECTU ou we nc Be ye doers of the word and es not hearers only Jam Z 5 Actwmes if Relzgzous Y P C A Hesston College was foundm d rs 1 Blble School growth of the devotional and spiritual attitude is rn the institution 'lhe relrglous rde of our school llfe the high arm of the xarrous organmrtrons to keep it The Houng Proples Chrrstrrn Assocratron rs an :nd cxcrxthrng that fosters the Cllllft keepin with thc sprrrt of rs the most important slde rt 1s the most important 0lL,l.Tll7'1t10ll through which the relrglous lrfe and interest of each student 18 relped personally The offlcers for each xear are clccted during thc last month of th preceding school year at some regular Thursdav evemng Devotional Meeting Nrne committees are appointed to carry on the actlvrtrcs of the Y P C A The members of the cablnet are the chairmen of these committees The Rellgrous Meetings Bible Studv and Soclal commlttees h we two drxrsrons the X oung Men s and X oung Womf n s drxrsrons Hence there are slr. cabinet members from these three commrttem s A meeting of the Cabrnet IS helld monthly to report the rctlxrtres and to discuss the religious interests of the schoo The new students found a wmlcome into the socr rl hfc of the school on the ex emng of Sept 18 IQZS rn the Drnmg Hall 'lhe few hours spa nt tof ether that cxcnmg wrth contests music, talks and light refreshments, not only made the nmw and old students rcquarnted but aroused rn students and faculty membc rs a sprrrt of Christian unity At the beginning ot the second sc mestcr the Social commrttee again arranged a good fellowship function held 1n the Drmng Hall Pollowlng a two course dinner the varrous classes provrded the evening s entertamment The Membership Committee solrcrtcd each f cultx member and student 'rs a re sult the total membershlp for the xear has reached one hundred and fortx three Countv Jarl and the Bethel Hospltal rn Newton, and also at the Countv Poor Farm As a vrsrble result of this work one member was added to the church Srnce many of our students are workrng their wax through school the I mployment Commrttee has been of service to them Places to work on Saturday and after school hours were provided The mrssronarv meetings during., the year were planned bv the Missions Commit tee On Feb 0 a special meeting was held to awaken us to the needs of the rural fields Bro Harry Drener discussed the work rn the O7arks helping us to realize our part rn carrvrng out the Great Commission During the year the dex otronal meetrngs for Thursdax ex enrngs were provided sub rects and leaders by the Religious Meetings Committee Among the practical subjects for open discussion were The Chrrstran s Secret of 1 Happx Llfe Checking Our Thought Irfe by Scripture, Praxers rn Song, and Wholesome Social Actrvrtres Manx of these devotional meetrnfrs were held separatelx for men and women Each week the Bible Study Committee drstrlbuted a guide for Bible Studx rn each student s prrx ate dex otlonal lrfe for the week These little pamphlets were a great help rn the Christian life of the student The annual Y P C A drive was rn the Extension fund and S50 rn the tron believes that the mrnrstry of the ponse to this feelrng 99250 was given held during Special Bible Term 525 was placed Expense fund of the orqanlzatron The Assocra Gospel IS to heal both soul and bodx As a res to furnish a room rn the Mennonite Hospital at La Junta Colorado 375 was applied to the Student I oan Fund This latfcr rs a source of frnancral subport for worthy students from w hrch loans amounting to the turtron max be QIXQH This year two students recerx ed help from this fund VOLUNTEER BAND Leader Charles Frrcke Secretrrx, katie Reber On Sundav morning at erg ht o clock the Volunteer Band has its regular meetings This xear as usual rt has occasioned countless blessings The presence of the Holy Sprrrt has been most exrdent As volunteers we are wartrng, watching, and wrtnessrn While preparrnq for fu ture defrnrte mission work we haxe been engaged rn xarrous actrx 1tl9S whlch give expressron to our .aeal and interests Forty Six gil? iii 1 Lhlllf Ti K. ,lt Y a ,, --1'- ' ' , no r -f ' C C X at - 4, -1 Q 22' 1 2 211 ,Q 1' ' s . . - A V K . . I I 'N' -A n . ' . ' ' . ' ' 2' s s , s 1 .' s . 5 S ' . ' V. ' F. -. 'V Z ' L ' V , A. ' . . ' 2 's r 'z ' 'fa It ' f ' ' ' ' 5 ' ' . A. if I. 1 'be 1 T L. . V- ' A- V V V - . . , V .' ,. , . LV 9 V ' ,- K. V V . K . .L. . ' . I ' . V ' ,.. ' ' L. 4 . 1 1 l 1 ' ' - gk. l . ' ' I qs. . ' ' ' 1 s 2 ' 'P' s 2: ' fs, ' 2 , ' ' s z ' s- 2 ' 2' '.' ' ' 2' 2 's ' ' ' ' . 1 C1 ' 22 ' 1' 2 ' ' c : ' 2 2 ' .' 'z ' 2 . ' f ' . ', I 1 U1 ' ' ' ,- . H ' V .L. L. E Pl. . . , V , ' ., V' . ., ' s, ' ' 2- s . ' , 2 ' .' .' ,J ' ,. ' K. S! A. , . ' ' f ,-. ' V . - . K .... . v . , Y. Y' Y - ,L . . S -' . l . 'JI ' ' . ' ' zz j , .' :.' '- During the year the Extension Committee provided for services at the Harvey A . . '5' . F. ',. , 1 V L. V 5 A . I 1 ' ' . Q ' 2 ' ' . ' ' ' : G . rs N. Y Y Y ' p . - ' D ' I L. 'V 4 4 ' ,- . L. V 5 A. ' . 1 w 7 ' 4 M I K a I- K .1 7 . L -1 ' ,- ' , , ,' , u - , - 1 1 , ,' - as as ' . J' ' H ar ,, , - ,rs u -, ' ' ' 11 A' . l I ' ,fl 'V f il . K 7 ' V- I V ' ' . . L. 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Q . . f 2 .. f S - f 5 ., 3 E22 J Larly rn the year a relrgrous census of the surroundrng community and all the tcrrrtory wrthrn a f'1ye mule radrus around Hesston was taken under the drrectlon of the Volunteer Band Our Sunday morning programs have been yarred rn nature but all lnsprratlonal and educatronal Some of those who spoke to us durrng the year were Bro Paul Erb Vthat Constrtutes a Call and Frelds of Seryrce Bro Melvrn Landrs Chrrsts Pro gram for the Church Bro D H Bender The H1 torv and Work of the General Mrssron Board Bro Orre O Mrller The Volunteer s Call ln Busrness and Mrssrons Bro J l Stauffer Our Call to Seryrce Bro J B Epp on hrs work among the Hopi Indlrns Bro -Xlyrn Xordy 'lhe Power of the Lryrn Chrrst and Rev G W Hunter secretary of the American Puropean Fellowshrp on mrssronarv work rn Russra Besrdes our regul rr Sunday mornrng meetrngs the Band has also grven programs rn y urous churches of this and surroundrng commumtres Durrng Thanksgrvrng vacation a group of frfteen students went to Oklahoma where a number of programs were gry en Over Easter yacatron srmrlar work was done at Harper Ixans Everywhere we receryed the same cordral welcome and we feel that the blessrngs we have recerved from our work haye been many FOREIGN VOLUNTEER BAND Leader Nelson Ixauffman Secretary Phoebe Yoder Thrs rs a student organrzatron conslstlng of those who are partrcularly 1nterested rn forergn mrssronarv work and have felt the call to be messengers of Chrrst rn the heathen lands The arm of thrs Band rs to studv the qualrflcatrons of mrssronarres and to prepare the members for servrce Whenever rt rs possrble mrssronarres whose ercperrence on the freld rs recent are brought rn to talk to the volunteers In thrs wav thf prospectrye workers become acqualnted wrth the condrtlons on the mlssron freld the problems that must be faced and the specral tralnrnp that rs nece sary A riefrnrte study has been made of the needs rn order that effectrve work may be done through fresh rn our mrnds so that when new mrsslonarres are needed the MISSION Board may frnd yolunteers ready rn thrs organrzatron Our Band has rts regul lr meetrngfs each Wednesday evenmg The programs thrs year were of a mlscellaneous nature Amonfr the toplcs drscussed throughout the year were the followrng Responsrbrlrty Steadfastness Passron for Souls Confrdence rn God Personal Work and Prayer Specral tudy was made of the African South Amerrcan and Ru sran Frelds We were prrvrleged to have wrth us at varrous tlm6S durrng' the year a number of brethrer who are rn drrect mrssron work They ,rave us some rnsprr 1ng lnstructlye talks Bro J I Stauffer spoke on The Forergn Mlsslonarv Hrs Pre paratlon and Work Bro I F Bressler Frndmv Yourself Bro J B Smlth The Mrssronary and Hrs Blble and Bro Daniel Ixauffman on What the Mrssron Board Expects of Its Volunteers Say not ye There are yet four months and then cometh harvest Behold I say lunto you Llft up your ey es and look on the frelds for they are whrte already to aryest MINISTERS WEEK CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE AND LIFE CONFERENCE Near the end of Speclal Blble Term one week was grven especrally to the mrnrs ters Durrng thrs week from Jan 15 18 a specral Mrnrsters Conference was held Each day two drfferent subjects were drscussed bv two of the brethren These talks were followed by a general round table drscussron conducted by Bro D H Bender The surroundrng congregatrons were well represented bv the mrnrsters and deacons present there were also sey eral here from a conslderable drstance The latter part of the week from Jan 18 20 a verv profrtable Chrrstran Doctrrne and Lrfe Conference was held Varrous talks on Consecratron the Atonement the Power of the Resurrectron and Chrrstran Reslstance to Evrl were glven by vrsrtrng mrnrsters and members of the faculty The conference closed approprrately with a subyect rncentlye to better Chrlstran lrvlng the Second Comrng of Chrlst A great many truths were brought home to us thrs week that were the means of enrrchrng our lryes An rnsprratronal trme lrke thrs rs essentrally a call to greater mrssronary effort and a hrgher form of servrce for the Kmg of Klngs Forty Seven Q-EVWWW Lrsnlf . . Q F A9 ' l , I f V V . V V VV V . . V . . . ' ' . , ' s ' f ' : . , it V 1 , ' , , , 77 KK ' , Y' ,Y! ' ' U ' I - . , . , . , . . ,. .. . .vv H 'Q . ' , . . . , . . .. , ,VY , ' ' H J ' ' ' .' ,71 , . . , . . .. , , . 1 - U 1 v' .U ' ' .. . ' .- ' , -4 - 1 ,' ' ' -1' .T - .n. . ., . I V ,, V , 1 ,H V . , V . . I. , . ' ' 'V' ' - 1 ' '. , .. K .. . .' .f z ' ' ' 1' ' f. . - . ' . ' . ,. . ' L. K. v ' V I v 1. 4 u ya . -l ' 1 7 r 1 7 ' Y ' ! L , ! ' V ! . . . , . V V .V V V. . . . . L. . V f I , I, prayer. In thrs way our convrctrons and responslbrlrtres are kept strengthened and .' I' ., . . . l , . V A . N. ,-. ' I ' ' I .' ' .I c . ,., D. .' .. . ' ' r: : .- g,. ' . .., ., V., V , I. . 1 V .. V . S V, , V V V V . . l V . . 'ss' 4 . 1. l ' 7, . ' ' . . . . 1. . H r C. I ' e ' , , ' ,!? , AK ' ' v .YY ' ll , . . . . .. , , . , . . . , .VV. V V V .V . ,, . , V ,, . . ' yn l U 1 v 1 1 . . l ' , 'Y ' 1 K V . V V A . . -1 Y . 1 ' 'Y , n , , . . V V .i K . . , - . V . , V . -V , . . . . . A , , ,. V, . . , , . l - ' V a ' 'Isl l Q .K K. L s , 9 Q ,Q . . V. V K 1 . , ,- ' v . K 'Lf .h I.. Y . . .rs 1 l 1 1 . i i fs ' L , P , f , I - , K, e A-- K J . gig!-11i3jl'?' a Q, ' ,QQ j if T P C A Calumet btandlm, E Weaxe N Kauffman Krelder Snyder Lals Irxcke Txoyer A Kauffman healed Ho lctlcl J Weaxer Rebel Mm1m,er Cooprlder Yoder Burkhart Paul MIUIHQQY lxatlc Rebel Lxa Coopuder Joseph Weawer Menno Troyer Calol Hostetler Clara Bulkhart Charles Frlcke Phoebe Yodel Nelqon lxauffman Phlllp lxlelder Menno Smder AlCl'll6 lxauffman Ralph Lam Portyiilght Presldent VICE Prealdent Secretary Treasurer Relzglous Meetlngs Rehgxous Meetmgs Soclal Blble Study Blble Study Extenslon MISSIOH Membershlp Employment NOmlHat1H ll? gi fm LARIY ,l ' 'f: . . , ' . 3 '. ' . ' . . : S ', . ' ', '. ' ' ' , ' . . ,l . V - - - - - - . I L. 41 YI 1' v - - - - - - , ...... Edwin Weaver - ---- - - Social 4 ' - ...-- I , - - - - - - - . . U n C2 M 1 WEN Il 3 ix X5 WIMN I School Lzfe all A el 'w' m 'Iq, f Q af ,f ' xx - 1,4 ff X 2 51.-ind' l'i4:! H ' if w Z. ' QD 5 I E- QD cm fi' f' 5 2 47 w 5 1 n A II I I ml ' - 'l Ill muullllm... , ...mldhll qi, - A man that hath friends mu show himself friendly. Solo ff 'Hof J , , . R. ' 2- -lr - y ax ,J ,. A f Ll JUNTA UDYIYM. an 14? XWNQKJN FIND I TEMPT GQEAT runes rok Q L 'pn-we EXPENSES ME vi rrmxst A M naar-mx ! 'f C COLLEGE A DRIVE GoAL 5400 WILL WE MAKE lT 1 FREELY HAVE YE RECUVEO FREELY QVE 1 Fig 'A vt, l'llf35l0ll V23 J GW l K Freshman rlrc bocrates lrevrsedl 'S bnoysbrrds 1 Therefore bert resolved Injuns 6 After 7 Before 8 As a last resort College Notes QEPTEM BER Sept IR Prrst Chapel 'iervrce Registration begrns Acquarntance Soeral Sept l'l Retrstratron oontrnues Dr Yoder gryes the openrng address Qept P0 Llass work bel.rns synth l'H students enrolled bept Ml Grrls gym class hrkes to ipanglers Grove Charles Frrcke Oc Oc Oc Oc Oct ct Oc Oct r' gryes after drnner speech to thc boys OCTOBER 1 Archre Kauffman RIIIXOS from North Dakota l Iaul Roupp funds hrmself lyrnt. on the floor NVhy Harxes- trrs from North Dakota announr-4 thur arrnal 'l Kenneth Kauffman has a wxrestlrnp. mrtch at mrdnrght to expel sleeprny. xrsrtor I After dinner at Creen fables the Harvester Four srnp., Archie tells hovs he and lhe boys frlled srlos ll Shower for Prof and Mrs Maurrc Yoder lr Base ball Lame between the men and the mrnors The mrnors os I0 John Snyder who holds a som, book rnxerted thrnks the pub lrsher made a mrstalte of puttrng, the pages rn up srde down I0 Why all the pre bakrnp, Z0 College Freshmen haye therr annual outrm, at Wrchrta The f -.1- XQ X Q 4049 ll Tllll Oct Oct Oct Oct Oc Oc Oct Nov rest srste 29 non 9 and Wea of the College and faculty 3,0 to Lyons and the salt mrnes Bro Frank Showalter grxes a talk at Green Gables Bro T M Erb leayes for the Last Evangelrstrc meetrnfzs beern at the Orpha Lars called home because of r Frrst basket ball :fame of the season Kansans Sore 'O to ' rn fum Frrst snow fall Halloyye en supper rn the Gym by the Academy grrls bpooks more spooks college the serrous rllness of her between the Kansans and of the non Kansas men NOV1' MHLR College literary socretres have Parlramentary Assembly Joe yer yyxshes that a copy of the decrsrons be sent to Mrss Smrth Nov 3 A number of college students see and shake hands vuth Wrec- Presrdent elect Curtrs Nov 4 Ewangelrstrc meetings close A fur of the college gurls were entertarned at the home of Rhoda and Corrnna Yoder Nm w Clarence West lost a tooth and earned a trrp to Bethtl Hos pltal as a result of an accrdent on the Gym floor Noy 6 Athletrc Assocratron has charge after chapel presentrng, the problem of a new Gym floor Nov 4 Prof Byler applauded when he comes rnto chapel Wl1y Mrss Donna Lou has come to help make therr home happy 1 Qx We 1 1 se S lllv N. Q X X NOT x fi XR NX Je me lllrlllh DAy can -,ln NOV 5 NOV7 S 'X , 6 'Zi' .- --L fl A - A- ,fu -, N1'i-in A! k In ' A - l' A f-'...lr-2'7' Q , an V .1 , A . L f 5 ,,. , l9 OU,,l'y'f-I ' ,, X xi .z ' S4lll 4:55, j Q, ' t - nz. ' A K ,, '54 - ' ' ' .' Q F r r 11 ,V lf. - A 'O YP 5 ' 2 , 5 'l - -x r .. XM ,hgh ' sy ' I Vg , f - 'l ,, r 7 . A 75 r r .- 4 so .. I , qt A P7 t ' ' .. ' A .. ' ' 73- 1 el A , ,J A so .larsl in t V- 5 , O . ., . H K 3 1 ns- t X I , y V 53 T Q, I , t a .X W' I 'W ' , l L 33' 1 ' ,K A .. ' 5:1 -y y ' ' ' K l ' ' ' ' . 23. . . . ' ' U . ' ' ' . . . . . . 26. f ' ' ' f' f . .K.. '..'W Y' W 1... -. . V . 4?T. ' is ' U '- ' - ' - . Q L L2 ' 1 r r - - . t. 2 . ' ., ' . . 31, ' ' ' ' ., ' , t. I. ' s ' . ' j I D . 'T ' 1 Q Oct. 5.5 Slrower held for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lals. . 2. f ' 1 L ' ' 5 A - 1 - - '. - I I L N . . .1 . . . ' , Z , ' -, -Y I Q v. 5 Y .S. K- A1 .SA L. . h r .-r. ' v -, , Q 'Y Q - ' . T? r r -y . 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S. .np Nm Nm Nrrx Nm Nrn Nm Not Nm Nm Nm let ter loc Ir :- Mum1xN xultmi ' The Prreke QITIIIO Prrcel Poet C OIF Prnnrc rm-slcrN r At the Mennontte IIoNrrrtrI 6 At work trrlryfr G Nturlf-ntN rrrrrr ecmte the four tem of .fr few f wulty member Q rttrrrrl thf Nl ttf I'4.4Cher'N Mutrnq rl IIUICIIIYINUII rr It lx y,rnN on the nut in rn Ilmrr I rt Nt rnnu rl Audu mn H1164 n I NC u4It rrtN hr r I rt er Mcl'h1 rNrrn N Il ck nr tn Q.xnrt.rr elf-ctr tc I UI xx ho hlkr UN:-ul r ut I RuNNr rn Syrrrphfrnrc ihmr rt I1n1INIwr't.5 rryxrnthrrrrum Nfrlc I'rI Mrnrngu ructrnnut mme 1 N tt II rII Ixcornn rc ru rrntrr xxrth their lrt e 5INIil .nvk up N r 1 oe :dur rn yr tN of e rubbrih 'Y Th.rrrItNp:1xrrrL Nfrcrtrrmn l'ut,rnN IhrrNf who rrmrrnul ,rt lrreen rcN re te rr INN tr mm Ilut HIL! ward rn Norm tr tu Ntur fntN emu 'e rn rm-1 Irrr r11Ir A k JoNre MINIIICI Ill Bm Abner Yoder come-N to Green C rblm Nrck IJFFFWIIIFR 'I TI1'1DIx9L,lXlHL X rvatmn entIN Thr- rlrnnf-re are pretty well Qet 1 I thrN tr ur It lump the neu h'111Iuom flno rn the Cn IJIKIIIN 1 r e 0 rt n rm J r rn an Afttr tltrrner tfrll-I At the lIIYIlHLI .4 nrrrp, h hofrrdus enjoy t.-xffy pull Br c-NNler mx Gi lec- let' If-0 In c IL 1 Ilec lu' let' Iec' Jun Jan Jan Jan 4+ A fc-xx NturIentN L0 to Inman, trltrnu Clrrenvc- NMNI rltrng as ch rutfrur nc en rom rer xc- Ll n Ir lp 0 I .atc N Irrrtht r e mwNt1rrrruN5 N r the nex txu IrtrurN u u N rr rN to be nvxt rhr rrnrnrrn Nqll t gun nfm I1rIN r 1 rr Ntr r N r un rr N t It rNt onre ysfrr 'Ihr bop 4 grrl-. 1x1'h HIL! NINII I 1Iru1trN rrtugrfr I ChrrNtm,rN rurtrurr JLLIIIS urnrfurt un I tr rrc N ul mm helm rn r rr r IrrrN iumer X! IN n'II'X i ln I t. IVIUXI A! ht IA rr 1 . JANLARY ertmn cIoNc-Q rt '4 nerr it r 1 frm Ntun 4 n N1r-ul: er fr vw 1 0 I 'N X X 4 rc 117 rrd 1 rr N rrrrketl Nturlr n N, r Lrrrrrp uf Crt :Le N url: ntN cn rn 4 r rm rtrfr f rrr rx fNr11rn1t Neue I Nrrrxx pr 1 x ut t thx 1 n l 1 r Netxrrcs mgrfrrrr on urc lrrntrtne rn t Q l 0'3- ,I l 7'llAluuqrv1wq Aunrron Df-C8 I A --- 5' :lx 5'Q3v.a -n 1, r- t.-- f rm im 3- ff. - . 1' - -In ,' 4 tl 1 . , , -L. 1 . . v ' V . r. ' - I I , 4 - A , f ' I ts ' . I. I. .' .. L.. ' . '. 3. 1' . .. .. 4. ' 'P' ' T, ' .'1. , ,' 7, I t4,. ' '. X. .' 3 1 ' I ' ' ' 1 ', I . .. ' I I ' 1 1' 1 . '. lil, 'Wt -VL it -l ' I '. I 1 I I . llfl. Joe IVV!-1 '-r' tak I' I I to I fvr- 11 r'itIr- to 1- ele- Ni - -- 4Iit't't-rent S11-cies are s-en. Ir - his I: y. Jo - xl' rliszrrrrrr-1rr',' frr' , it ', IIS. St - .' -11' I'1 ul Rsl ' :rt ' -'J . '-rrty-tour' '. lt. Ask i Miller' the rletzrils ot' the - ' .' ' ' 'y I , 13. VI I I Vh '. 9 '.' at '. I - . 15. Orr 1 Zimr -' 1 r'1-01-iv:-S 1r rrru1'Ir-II:-sirr-tl .' ir' ' . '. If. M I. 'f ' 1 .' ,' . I -'. 16. S '- 1 I: In-ark the mon rt try nt' .' rrr- pt-orrlt-'s lift-. '. IGI. FI - -. I ' ' -', 1 ' --'. . ISI. I'I1dl'I1 .'turIt-nt in 4'r':- G1Ile-N 1-I1-uns Iris rwrrrrr :rt -1.' a '. IN. Iir 1 Iiylf-l s 1 - ' 1 1 1' 'I ' ' tl '. ' - 1-rnl f .' -.' 1 r- s zrftt-I' tu- ' ' .' ' 'm. I - . 3 , V1 ' I- ' I it'rr-1-rr r-rrjrxy thc: - nf '. 154. I '- :1l-. J WVU sm ,- .' r'irI th, ' ', , Gr'-- i1II1-N. hzrnrlks-r'1'lria-fs, ink. rraper, and even 1r pair' of urrrn1rtr'h1-4I gloves. Ibec. 22. At Z 1r. rrr. Mr: I t'ic'ke is sur'rrr'i:4r-tI tn firrtl IrimNs-If starim: into '. L . ' 1 ' - H J- ' '- 1' - ' tht- bu -I uf 11 :It - , - I ' th- It1rl Is ut' 1 Sky '1 ' , f21rIl-.' 1111- inx I -1I to tI horrrf' I Mft' I-Ifth-' I' I. '- III- '1.' '.t1k- fm' 1r his-f. tif .' I f I - .' I- i 11. 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I 7' vu, te 05 B e e Nat 3 Mar 15 Bro J B Smith Hupetxtses thc construction of a facu ty croquet court and opens the season ar 1't A few of thc students hear thc Holy City as grscn by the Tabor College lhorus at Hillsboro Mar 0 Ilanrel Fla-sen goea home to rfst sexeral flaw after an oper ation for an abscess on hw neck caused by the mumps Mar E Miss llella Lehman teacher at McPherson College grxei a rr-arlrng program at the College Mar 1 Messiah at Lrntlsborg Sexeral students need thawing out after hating come back rn a car which tried to force its xxay t rough the closul foor of a garage at McPherson Su Urre Schlatter for details Mar h The Nexxton Punrng Ixansan Rtpublrcan springs a surprise concerning the morroxx Mar M ns o s ue on t tour thru Western kansas and ooraflo Our prcsrttnt o Benn er an: Nrstlr 'Xnna krerfler are unrtul rn marrrayn by Bro Maurrcf Yotlcr at mluen forty fue A M four I M Iruuttia Ntut7man celelrratls htr haster Vac rtron at tht dormitory tnttrtarnrnr, the rrrumps APRII l Those who .pw nt faster X rcatron at frrecn bables go tn Hal ul for picnic liacun and eggs ture me f As work rgrrn rtsumed aftrr chapel tour Xpr Mr Apr 'E Mens chorus returns from their Mem rr Xpr Apr Apr Apr rr Xpr Apr Arr 'Arr Arr bu that ml, ht 6 Silence Bucltet Brigade lrrst baseball practice of the seaion IM an Schuerlsr of lxansaa Lnrxersrtw telegrapha that he cannot her ens fhorus grxes a program instead sanding of the half moon drrxe completed College boys show then skill tn sand shotelrml 1 A number of students attend orrlrnatron Qerwrces at Pa church harl Buckxsalter was ordained to th mrnritry throws taccrdentlyj country Ask them of the year rs here o me Ilenxer Colo ant Bro H Horse shoe tournament begins Grace Plank uno rrngers Normal Senior: XISII chools rn the hovs to start a Porfl by puahrnrg rt I'ht trme when a young man 'H fanctea turn to thoughts lit llcbate at Wichita Judge B Lindsay of llr Jr nltrns of kansas City on The Kompamonate Marrmy. ll leke Hershberger zlricowers kennfth Kauffman shaving, e ue now conxrncr-rl that he hae somtthrng to learn yct for he vias unknowingly usrng a :lull ra7or ID A Yoder of I-lkhart Indian: and 0 O Miller of Akron a a rrxe for a ftu tlaye s Bro Miller talke on Christian uf rtorrum Ilormarr 'un rns tru m r s s ut :nts rbnrtnt., tn 4 ough tlantlt lu n t Panvlt lion Not ral t ol 1 e 1 1 o sge llnll rans to s 1 rr me 1 t t ham rurgtr frx un rompa H L ie rrr Acultmy tnrstr t as- grxts progra o xx tr ltllt ruxr V 1.411 a 1 0 ma rc rt ru- a ,t ffefes Q , grff 's l mf Fl- Ana? sbs?- - ix xxx, X . .4 f J He.. ll ff- API!- '31 ' . .x L 1 , - e s ix , f 1. 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xrrtrm of the mumps Her fellow cass rnatss tht rr rdr rnx Snplrrrs go to Halstead on thcrr annual outrng aurrrx rrr rr 1 to the Gro rr-turns rrom Bethel hosprt l Mrss Horst nt fn r lrrttrrrr rnottu to tht mrls rn east rung of second foor Green fables for berng the quretest urnpz for two weeks May 10 Professor lung entertarns the Psychology classes at hrs home May ll Academy Junrurs have therr annual outrng Rams all day but they enjoy thcmselves at the Newton park md town hall Boys show Professor Prrcke how to play hot hand May 1' Bro I W Royer of Orrvrlle Ohro preathts at the college 'Vlay 14 A Capella Chorus grves a program at the Mennomte Church rn Inman May 16 Bro Lauxer mrssronary rn South Amer rca preaches at the col ege rn the ewenrng May 18 A number of students and faculty members lerve for the Mrs sron Board Mtetrnrr held at Garden trty Mo May 1 14 Normal Senrors take State Teacher s Ifxams rn Newton May 1,9 A Capella Chorus from Tabor College sluts rn the college hall rn the afternoon readrng May 30 May 31 Last exams begrn Commencemtnt programs begun Old fr lends return JUNE Exams are over Let s get ready for Home Sweet Home Commencement address grwen hx 1' nxt I lrhlblad Preardent Bethany I ollege Axxatdrnt: of drplurrr rs hood byte. are heard from every corner as students are leaxrnu: for thtrr homts Prrends must part but frrendshrps are not broken June 3 June 6 ,Sinai Ch H as QQN as-.-5, ,-,r1 X 'B Y' DHT Il W' ,if 1 xxx -Q OQK .XG r N V.. raw X A 'Ve .ff an .-1 IPINE4 3 5:-,S ,. 5,-. lk ,..., avr-' -1 Edrtorzally Speakmg Just before gorng to press the edrtor haxmfr reserved er space for hrmself xxrll tmlu or lrttle trme from the rush and hurry of the 1.1 t weeks oi school to pjrxe expressrou to d fexx of hm scattered thoughts md rmpreserone The Qchool wear 1025 N29 wrth all rts efforts 'rccomplrshmerrts succe l u ures vurll Qoon be hrstorx ru x lt hae been 1 short md lrusx re r s we oo brck vue belrewe we can sax with confidence th rt It hrs been 1 stcce sful school xc ll 'lhe support and rntere t of the student has been m unt une d rn ull the dctrxrtre f thc school Hesston College ende.1r.ors to gl e the COIlOCt emphusrs t ll Il ses f th student s lrfe 'lhe students prrrtu tl lrfe should l doe rece ru frrst consrdf r rtron Lnless Chrrst and Hrs Vlord hone been pre emrnent rn our chool lxfe the pl t xe rr It has been a fdllure It rs emtlfylnf., to know th rt quits a number hue been led to 1 deeper coneecratron md .1 closer walk wrth God srrce enterrne school lrst frll tfxtron Intereet rn extra currrcular dctrxrtres, however rs not on the declrne Athlctre h.ue recerwed due recogrnrtlon .md hue been the me ms of relrexrne both the mrnd and bodx from the stream of studxrng The Irterfrrx Socretres deserx honor rble men tron for the splendld vsork done .and for the mterest of most tudents rn th rt part of therr school llfe A fme sprrrt has been manrfested 'mrong the cl 1 se There h is bee rr enough class sprrrt wrthrn each group to create loyalty .md meuntarn rnterest thruout the rear The rncredsed enrollment rn the Junror College Deprrtment .urd the ore mu rtron of the Brble College Department are other slgns whrch df note progress rn the rreht drrectron What of the future ' Hesston College WVcls born of prxxer founded upon the Word of God and dedrcated to the Iord and to Hrs serxrce QhI'lStll!l lducfrtron nr th: Nlennonlte Church has come to stu The present endowment proerim belne spon bored bx the Mennonrte Board of 1'flUC1t,l0Il rs onlx one ofthe rggns of' 1ts permunencx For the past twentx tears Hesston College hr endeuxored to rem un true t Chrlst, and Hrs Word .md to foster the prmcrples of the 'llennonrte Church Onlx rnsofeir as students fucultx member md Alumm ure loxul will thr be posslble ln the future Let Us pledge ourselxes to be lox al to God to Hrs Word to the church md tr Heeston College Seventy One I ' 'mf X, , Y r X l l E I -'r J 5 2 V. ini . . . 5. r L . 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