Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

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'lll li YUI T NCQ PLlOPl,E'S ClHRlS'l'I,'XN .XSSOClI.X'I'ION fllontinued from page toj The Social group are entertainers, Cietvacquainted socials are the regu- lar routine. An occasional Friday night party or Sunday afternoon pro- gram is given to elevate the morale ol' lonesome students. Our Campus is kept intact. by the Campus Club whose eyes are being trained to see the need ol improve- tnent and whose abilities are applied to do the requirecl act. 'Iihe Emergency Relief group could well be likened to a Militia. A mo- ment's notice and thev're at your service. Their main activities lor the year have been: giving help at the M.Cl.C. center in Newton. mak- ing boxes at Christmas lor Mission Stations. doing nice things lor vit'- titns ol' ottr numerous epidemics, cleaning the home oli our new Busi- ness Manager. 'l'he Community XVell'are group have centered their activities on the children ol the neighborhood. .X Sat- urdav morning Bible School is being conducted bv members ol' this group. .X training class lor prospective Bible School teachers is also sponsored bv this group. liaclt lfridav and Sunday evening a program ol' song is given over the loud speaker at the Admin- istration Building. lIlllCl'C has been a line spirit ol' eo- operation shown among the students this year and the Lord's Blessing has been granted to us. 'lill'l.l-Q5 or I'tc:'rURt1s Top lo lioflmn 1. Y.l'.lI..X. Drive in the hlaking 2. Clampus Club at lvork jg. ,-Xlter 'l'oil Comes Rest .1. .lames Presents a Part ol the Need fy,-

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EH ,,,,, A An ...R B EXTENSION GROUP Back row: Fred Stoltzfus, Charles Allison, Kenneth Torkelson, Earlin Geil, Donald Driver, Emery Gerber, Donald Eash, Robert Stoltztus, Iohn Litwiller, Robert Snyder. Third row: Lillian Schrock, Martha Loewen, Betty Mae Burkey, Ruth Yoder, Irene Detweiler, Margaret Friesen, Dorothy I. Miller, Darlene Regier, Grace Widmer, Mary Lou Weaver, Louise Swartzendruber, Martha Buclcwalter, Marilyn Kinsinger, Iustine Miller, Rachel Driver, Wilma Davis, Mary Weaver. Second row: Mylin Hooley, Lester Horst, Minerva Yoder, Pauline Kenagy, Ada Shaum, Marjorie Lais, Ioyce Cooprider, Mary Louise Mumaw, Gladys Mumaw, Dorothy Ginqerich, Violet Stucky, Bonnie Welty, Lois Buck- walter, Wanda Lee Weaver, Carolyn Bontrager, Helen Vogt. Front row: Frederick Erb Qleaderl, Miss Messner tsponsorl, Rachel Horst, Luetta Johnston, Helen Marner, Barbara Snyder, Margaret Webb, Madge Peek, Dorothy Frye, Esther Berkey, Dorothy I. Miller, Edith Schrock, Viva Stoltzius, Verna Vogt, Florence Weaver, Miss Litwiller tsponsorl. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT GROUP Back row: Walter Penner, Dwight Swartzendruber, Wayne Zimmerman, Eugene Diller, Ionathan Moyer, Morris Hershberger, Iames Cooprider, Dean Swartzendruber, Ioe D. Freyenberger, Vernon Schrock. Third row: Mr. Hershberger tsponsorl, Erna Lou Zimmerman, Lavina Wuthrich, Wilbur Rostetter, Wilbur Young, Earl Shaum, Samuel Leatherman, Dale Hostetler, Paul Wenger, Harold Beck, Donovan Cooprider, Mr. Oswald tsponsorl, Nadine Hostetler. Second row: Dewayne Iantz, Marvin Zook, Clifford Bitikofer, Nellie Zimmerman, Nona Iantz, Shirley Hoylman, Hildeqard Epp, Marjorie Yoder, Dale Yoder, Linda Dirks, Gladys Wiebe, Kenneth Miller, Wilma Hershberger. Front row: Albert Boupp, Albert Epp, Margaret Hostetler, Elda Roupp, Doris Wuthrich, Velma Hostetler, Bessie Swartzendruber, Mary Ellen Beachy, Wileta Voran, LaVerne Hartzler, Wilma Sparks, Margie Hostetler. SOCIAL GROUP Buck row: Dwight Slaubaugh, Paul Sitler, lames Bond, Donald Weaver, Robert Kauffman. Third row: Kenneth Bond, Delmar Byler, Howard Stutzrnan, Earl Swartzendruber, Maynard Good, Bernard Showalter, Leon Horst, Eva Birkey, Henry Barber, Esther Buckf walter, Verna Yoder, Monroe Miller, Anna Suderman, Elaine Driver. Second row: Miss Burkholder tsponsorl, Barbara Brenneman, Margaret Hetzke, Donna Lou Byler, Iames Hershberger, Iames Bute, Betty lean Yoder, Alta Beyler, Ruth Reber, Helen Kieifaber, loan Ely, lane Swartz, Miriam Kauffman, Claude Swartzendruber. Front row: Lois Bachman, Mary Yoder, Norman Hostetler, Don Yoder, Hilda Miller, Lois Eichele berger, Pauline Miller, Helen Ianzen, Irene Schmidt, Betty lane Miller, Norma Zimmerman, Barbara Ann Miller, Alma Miller, Royce Buckwalter.

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l '59 , - e 4- if -he ips' Fri 'F Q' 'W ,Q 1 , my WRX X YS .ass .5 in Q , 'P Ze ' Q ' Jie .K - 3 -fl, my V yi 1 - V xml? N ' F . 'Q iiii as .-,: . ... E .1 ,N I J K Q :I 'L' 5 1, ' ni. in 5 fiiflf 21 KX' A fa' I 4 Q X 7 Ii N si , H X at . Y K W l , ir if fs I .. . LADIES CHORUS Back row: Clra 'C Viicern lots Burkwaiter, Gladys: Minnow, Arlrrwr M1slile1,Mn1am Kauttntan, loan Weaver, lfr-ther Fv14l4':.'aliF1', Hafite Vlrivfr, Martha Burlcwalter, Ada Shaum Dorothea Good, Betty lean Yoder loyfo Vooprider Grace Vlfidmfr. Second row: Dorothy Hosvetler, Rarhel Horst, Margaret Vlebh, lane Swartz, Helen Voat Mary Slaaell, Mary Weaver, Miriam lVlof,'er Elizabeth Glick, Hilda Miller, Bessie Swartzendruber, Mary Ellen Beafhy Iustmf Miller, lmria Dirks, Front row: Bonnie Welty, Mary Inez Royer, Ruth Roupp, Erma Zoolc, lA'anda lee Vffaver Donna Lou Syler, LaVcine llintzler, Verna Vcat, l'lerent e Vileaver, Carolyn Bontrager, Velma Hostetler, Mary Louise Minnow. Not on panel: Miriam Kuhns, Elizabezh Hershberqer. PREP. SCHOOL CHORUS Back row: Luetta lohnsion, Shirley Hoylman, Ruth Reber, Barbara Brenncman, Nona Iantz, Vilayne Miller, lames Bond Emery Ger- ber, Henry Barber, Lavern Geria, Russell Miller, Kenneth Bond, Dorothy Sehrock, Helen Kieitaloer, Carolyn Ross, Helen Ianzen, Viva Stoltztus, Edith Schrork. Second row: Minerva Yoder, Irene Schmidt, loan Ely, Erna Lou Zimmerman, Esther Buckwalter, lames Hershberaer, Eugene Diller, Earl Shaum, loe D, Freyenberaer, Earl Swartzendruber, Delmar Eyler, Mariorie Yoder, Mary lou Vlleaver, Gladys Vlfieloe, Eleanor Zock, Barbara Ann Miller, Barbara Snyder. Front row: Pauline Kenaay, Nadine Hostealer, Madge Peek, Elda Roupp, Verna Fayr Garber, Wilbur Rostetter, Don Yoder, Myhn Ho:- lcy, Harold Bock, Clifford Bznkoier, Mary Weaver, Mary Yoder, Betty lane Miller, leannettc Wiebe, Marais Hostctlcr. Ladies Chorus Nlcloclics in thc trcrblc czlcf played an activc part. in making this school year a musical unc. Laclicw Chorus with its membership of thirty- cight sliarcrd tho rvsponsihility of giving well- lmalancccl programs and regularly sang several groups of numhvrs when ralled upon. They c-rttcrvcl into thc: spirit of Thanksgiving and Clhristmas, and wfzrc an indispensable part oi thc' flUITllllCIlCC'YTl6fI'lL program. Prep. School Chorus lht- 'lilianksgiring Chorus Prograin wit- ncsscd thc- initial appcararuwt oi thc PrCp. Sclmol Clliorus which this ycar fanlc into lx-ing as uutlct. tor musical cxprcssion for our Ninth and 'IK-nth grads stuclc-nts. The Chorus mart ont: period carh wcck for singing and study ol' thc fundamentals of music. The stuclvnts sang numbers for mixccl voices, and thc' girls cnjoyvcl thrcc:-part arrangements 0 good hymns. The interest which was civi- clc-ncc-cl this yuan' would indicate a futurcf for this group olf young music' c:nl,husiasts. I.