Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

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F i E E V s. First row--Anna Schrag, Minnie Kehn, Ruth Kuhns, Shirley Miller, Margie Hostetler, Mary Ellen Herr. Second row- losie Kenagy, Don Yoder, Walter Shetler, Clinton Gingerich, Elsie Francis, Leabell Troyer, Margaret Carlisle. Third row-Alice Buckwalter, Sponsor: Eunice Mullet, Ruth Goossen, Doris Burkey, Eva Birky, Mdfliifie YOCieT. Erna Lou Zim- mermang Ruth Reber, lrene Schmidt. Fourth row-Dale Nitzsche, Marvin Miller, Walter Penner, Lawrence Regier, Lavern Gerig, Emery Gerber, Eugene Diller, Gilbert Wolfer, Kenneth Bond, Floyd Yoder, Not on panel--Rachel Nice, Wilbur Rostetter, Elirieda Thiessen. Cgentlz grade We have enjoyed a wonderful year together. First of all, we enjoyed the spiritual blessings, then the classroom and social activities. We hope to see our classmates back next year and we hope many more will join us as we prepare ourselves that we might serve Him better. -,,,x sr 2, MGIiO1'i9 Yfbder, Reporter: l0Sie Keflagy. Secretary: Eugene Diller, Treasurer: Gilberi Wolier, Presi- dent: Marvin Miller, Vice-President. 10

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First row-Beulah Eerne Boss, Rhoda Martin, Doris Webb, Velma Ewy, lrene Hostetler, Margaret Brenneman, Shirley Gerig, Ioan Yoder, Elsie Garber, Iohn Nussbaum, Curtis Miller. Second row-Naomi Brubaker, Sponsor: Minnie Gerig, Virginia Neufeld, Alvina Schwietert, Anna Yoder, Patty Long, Linda Harder, Dorothea Begier, Elsie Bond, Bryan Stoltzfus, Dorothy Penner, Virgil Vogt. Third row4Ella Mae Wideman, Betty Vogt, Lois Nitzsche, Iohn Hersh- berger, Gene Swartzendruber, Alma Brubaker, Mary Alice Shaum, Iohn Reber, Lewis Entz, Maurice Miller. Fourth row-Emma Birky, Paul Harder, Wayne Lapp, Iacob Birky, Clayton Gerber, Walter Entz, Dorel Neufeld, Bernhard Regier, Iohn Harder, Grace Bontrager. intl: Qra e We arrived enthusiastically upon the campus of Hesston College, ready to participate in the organiz- ing of the largest ninth grade class in the history of the college. We have enjoyed our Work and play together and look forward to further preparation that We might serve Him better. Gene Swartzendruber, president: Grace Bontrager, secretary: Emma Birky, treasurer, Bryan Stoltzfus, vice-president. 9

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tgntrocfuction, to unlor Gollege The Iunior College offers a four-year program consisting of the two upper years of the traditional high school and the first two years of the liberal arts college. Statistics compiled by the American Association of Iunior Colleges reveal that the Iunior College marks the end of the period of formal education for about seventy-five per cent of those who are enrolled. The Curriculums of the Iunior College are designed to meet the needs both of stu- dents who will terminate their formal education upon grad- uation from Iunior College and of those who seek a general education as a foundation for more specialized work in the upper divisions of college or university. Whether the student continues his formal education or not, a broad foundation of general culture is desirable if he is to make his greatest contribution to society.