Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

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Iola Slatter A. A. Idaho -- Ladies Chorus, Y.P.C.A. tract manager for 2nd, sezrester. Kwick Kam-era Klique, Audubon. -Can take a joke!! a music box of tinkling laughter, Grandma, works for Koppenhavcr. Elizabeth Shetler iSpecia1J Michigan also Chicago - Cook first semester-frank in expres- sing opinions, void of veneer, friendly, anxiously awaits the mail carrier. Christian Workers' Class Faculty Sponsor, Ivan Lind Erma Zook Missouri - Vice Pres. of class, Business Mgr. of Ladies Chorus, school nurse lst semester, Audu- bons, Bryan Dclphian - Honor Roll, definite convictions, dc- pendable, gets things done. Elta Selzer Kansas - Office Bookkeeper lst. semester, - serious minded, slow drawl, quiet, deep Chris- tian experience. Justine Miller Idaho - Expression Club, Bryan Delphian, Ladies' Chorus, treas- urer of class-From away out west , lVhere's Leta?? , 'Con- scientious, hobby-teasing, Neat and precise. Alice Miller Kansas - New York minded - Ladies Chorus, Bryan Delphian, Y.I'.C.A. Cabinet - jolly, school nurse 2ml. semester, gracious hostess, enjoys good music, gen- erous. Daniel Diener iSDeclal-Not on panel? Kansas - Expression Club, Study Hall Supervisor - Married school master from Yoder, sense of humor, CChip off the Old Blockl, given to much expres- S1011- DEPARTMENT I. Mark Ross iSpecia1-Not on panelb Kansas - Music Director of Short Term, preaches at 1Vichita Mission - Loves to sing, likes a good story, a father, in service for his Master. Elma Voth Kansas - A' meek and quiet spirit, very studious, Unmindful of selfg thoughtful -of others, left after lst. semester.

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,V . l Glen Yoder Missouri - Class President, Ex- pression Club, Men's Chorus, Adv. Mgr. of Lark and Journal, Y.I'.C.A. Cabinet. -works nights at telephone office, chivalrous, Amoelmfs star player, uses his mind, Prof. Yoder's legs, u gen- erous heart. Eldon Rlsser Kansas -- Mr. Duerksen's substi- tute, Pres. of Y.I'.C.A., College Men's quartet, Expression Club, -Unpredictable as a humming bird, study hall socializer, faint- ly lisps, kind at heart, adjusts his face as though it were xx necktie. Prof. Th. B. Students Marcus Bishop i Colorado - Hall manager of the Cao Tract mam f D1 .5557 0 Y.I'.C.A. -Goshen second semes- ter, u perpetual tease, sincere Cl ' t' t t' l t' ins ian es 1n1ony,, near 5 laugh, witty, everyomTs friend. I What a class! Only eight enrolled in the Bible Department? They Won't be able to do anything! These were some remarks heard at the beginning of the school year, regarding our class. But now! Well, we've been busy and have had a full, happy year. , I What have we accomplished? In tangible things there is very little to be seen. Because of traveling conditions we had very few opportuni- ties for service outside of the school. But here we have been busily engaged in those little tasks which some one needed to do. - l Our primary objective was to serve through the Ministry of Prayer. The one hour a week set aside for a period of prayeriwas a great inspiration to all of us. How much good has done been because of these prayers? We can't tell, but we know many of the petitions have been answered and souls have been saved. i The person taking the College Bible Course is rewarded iwith Abundant Riches. We came from Christian homes and Sunday schools thinking we had quite a thorough knowledge of the Bible, yet eager to learn more. We have spent many hours delving into Old Testament History and Old Testament Prophets. We lived again in Palestine when our Lord was on earth, listening to His teachings, and seeing the many wonderful works which He performed. We traveled with Paul for many miles, establishing churches, and enduring persecution and hardships. T Did we know it all? Oh, no! And even though we have dug deeply We have only skimmed the wealth contained in God's Word. i We have also enjoyed classes in Christian Education, Evangelism, Child Study, Psychology, Ethics, Sociology, Public Speaking, Introduc- tion bo Christianity, Bible Doctrines, and others. The world needs the services of Christian young people. Hesston College has provided this course to train us for more efficient service. Accepting the challenge and ideals which have been given to us, vwe are. determined to give our best in His service. CGLLEGE BIBL

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V i Glenn Hershberger Kansas - Class President., Kwiek Kamera Klique - Len- surely gait, argumentative, gentleman, chores, given to teas- ing, likes a good discussion, de- liberate, owner of a hearty laugh. Margaret Pursley A. A. Oregon - Business Manager of Journal, Bryan Delphian - Dim- inutive statue, likes Oregon, study hall supervisor, ambitious, accomplishes much in limited time, enjoys a. good laugh. Ethel Risser Kansas - Class Secretary-Trem surer-Considerute of others, wil- ling to do her part, studious, ap- preciative, poise, friendly, enjoys working' with children. Samuel J anzen Kansas -Class Vice-President, Men's Chorus, College Male quar- tet, Bryan Delphian - Depend- able, courteous, appreciative, thoughtful, loyal and true to convictions, a faithful minister. COL 1 l Wilmer Lancli Faculty Sponsor, t Marie Duerksen i Oklahoma - Ladies' Cghorus, Audubon - Honor student, as- sistant matron, resourceful, faithful to responsibility, man- ifests a genuine christian spirit. I w LEGE