Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

 - Class of 1956

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'PHE LARK EDITOR . . Donald White CO-EDITOR .... . . Ellen Penner BUSINESS MANAGER . . Conrad Osborne SPONSORS ....... Merle Bender the truth shall lake yu lree ia BX Wherever we meet a person who IS hold mg on to what us noble and pure and of good report we know there IS a person who IS tune ly aware and richly responsible To such a Muller head ofthe department of English through the study of the world sgreat lltera ture has helped students an therr search of that truth whrch endureth to all genera tlons l i N one we dedicate The Lark 1956. Miss Mary 'f Y 1. I 7 PRESIDENT ROY D. ROTH F I l I i -6 H 1' x s Ml, 'Y I 1 ' v I ' I 1 . 1 W . 1 3 ., K ' fn fs 4, Q I :. L I n I 9 ' I .'I,1 ku 1 :V ., I :I PP , ,fr I. f ' 4, W . . 4-,rw ffm. 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Ezekiel 44:23 DANIEL E KAUFFMAN Busrness Manager B A Goshen College 44 LEONARD L LICHTI Dean of Student Personnel B A Goshen College M A Unrversrty of Nebraska 9 Admini tration ROY D . ROTH President B.A. B.D. Goshen College Th.M , Princeton Theological Seminary JUSTUS G HOLSINGER Dean of Instructron B A Brrdgewater College M A Umversrty of Vrrgrma MERLE L BENDER Drrector of Publrc Relatrons B A Frrends Unrversrty M S Boston Umversrty .14 K l YQ C 3 A ll 40 'L' CLIFFORD AMSTUT Z B S Ohro State Unrversrty Agrrculture DOROTHEA M EIG STI B S , Knox College M A , Bradley Unrversrty Mathematrcs Correspondence CLAYTON BEYLER Goshen College Th M Southern Baptrst Theologrcal Semrnary New Testament and Church Hrstorx Q-.-as N., Faculty MELVA KAUFFMAN A Goshen College M S Umversrty of Wrsconsm Educauon 'Nas-0 C13 -'i xg LOWELL I BYLER B S Goshen College M A Umversrtx ofM1chrgan Musrc MILO KAUFFMAN B A , l-Iesston College B D., Northern Baptrst Theologxcal Semrnary M A , McCorm1ck Theologrcal Semrnary S T D., Prkes Peak Brble Academy Relrgrous Counselor Brble i B,A., Th.B., B.D.. 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University of Iowa Registrar Social Science Faculty tl' -e-...gp VINCENTJ KRABILL B A Goshen College M A State University of Iowa Biological Science ll IVAN R LIND B A Th B Goshen College B D Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary M A University of Iowa Old Testament N9 Iver: A ,..-1 WILLIAM R MCGRATH B A Goshen College Blble ALICE T MILLER B A , Goshen College Dean of Women Home Econom1cs CALVIN REDEKOP B A Goshen College M A Umversxty ofM1nnesota Soc1al Scxence Facu y ALICE RESCHLY B A Goshen College Enghsh and Spamsh 'VSV- ELLEN M MILLER B A Goshen College M B A Denver Umversxty Business Educatxon JOHN P ROGALSKY M A Claremont Colleges Languages 5 V I if 615, MARY M MILLER B A Hesston College M A Unxverslty of Kansas Engllsh and Laun GAIL E MILLER B S Goshen College Physxcal Educatxon and Enghsh EUGENE MILLER B S Goshen College Dean of Men AAS. ? ,Q-.-'T' KENNETH ST EIDER B A Goshen College M S Umversxty of nlll'101S Lxbranan E FREEDLEY SC HROCK B S Bethel College M A Colorado State College of Educanon EVELYNI ROUNER Indugtnal A115 , Umverslty of Iowa M S University of Illmols Home Econorrucs 13 F a ll I , -,ff X, f P' .1 . .. . ., . ., N C , 2 ,,.. 5 Xa . ., . .. . ., . ., LA. . . ' H . . . Faculty MAURICE A YODER B A Goshen College 4'L. fi! i-49 M S Unxverslty of Iowa BlO1Og1C31 SCICHCC PAUL M. YODER B. A. Goshen College Music WANDALEE WEAVER ai B A Goshen College Enghsh and Speech GEORGE BEARE F1eld Secretary F -UIPJQ, JOAN GOOD D1et1t1an l'N TCW DOROTHY DETWEILER Matron of College Bungalow KENNETH KING Duector of Physxcal Plant and Student Work IV I ,Cb fl 1 - ,- .sm I fl ,I K Av fag! A ' gk 1 1 S. 5 'Elma-1 M FRED S. BRENNEMAN, NLD. ' . , H - IRENE BONTRAGER, L.P.N. e Nurse Cohege Physxcxa Colle g EMIL Y ODER Cook DON HOU SER V,S, Worker 5 rw L-,, Staff MRS, IDA GERBER Cook S XX X Mas KENNETH :Him ' Li va Assistam YO me MRS. HE NRY CLAA La SSEN undry Supervisor St RIC H A RD Ta SCHMID aff X i dermbt T -,.,F-gc--I' KATIE ROPP Accountant if AU F PM AN AGNES K s MRS' Gte6U Game MMIOU of MRS. CAL VIN RED EK OP Se cretary to the President LY vom STEOE manage: KATE he Buvnes O T. Y, Seclgl aty ,.....um:U SLAGELL Personnel and Sren o Bureau Secretary A t Lf ,fr WILMA HOSTETI-ER Il SecreI8VY to the Dea and Registrar 17 xx K, 3, S SARAH ANNE ZOOK e Zflialy .to the DifeCtor Ublrc Relations RAY MA . . Worker with Paul Rau pp, construction foreman of Church-Ch RNER-V S apel taii 1 Q Q . L.. DRUBER WART ZEN ,rector ENE 5 me D1 Gixssiscaflt ljical PXSHLXERB ZOOK f Phy S and ALSH LAN? wofws R V. ' Q-,Y A 3 fx e r Manager VS Xfiallfx IVAN KAUFFMAN of Lark 's Nest FLOY Farm D MILLER Manager LEON SHROCK V. S. Worker Study to shew thyselfapproved unto God, oworkman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Il Timothy 2:15 A I ,, X X ,f if CI HSS!! li 12? CPN' D vi 'Dei vi 651 Q1 uni V- pw N SSNKP' 09594 Cviaskaldxew an QUSZY Gu? Q Wmot -gs ALVIN KA He UFFM sston Kansas AV Senior 'N VIRGIL M C010 ra d S3111 633 on S senior , 1 ' .1 R F 0 0 X O N B.R.E. I I A 9 N if N if x X 1 4 N ' Bwxf g Omo plleblo' ILLER 3 '01 8'R-5. . o B. I . O1- . 4 Q I X 49 , -2. 'E- I I D, A N A H th RABER 1 . B. R. E' ' Kell as B. - ' 20 lollvffv ophomores QW ef sits? W rfsy ks Dculs I V fixes Gvl9JGnenus F llhGcnnl 97.0 Betty Wacker Russell Shenk Evelynl Rouner Merle L. Bender Tczklo Tcmcnse Harold Shetler . . Doris Slcgell . . Z1 Student Council Repr . . . . . Vice Secretory President Sponsor Sponsor esentctnve President Treasurer GLORIA BONTRAGER Scott City, Kansas UOHege I wail MARY BONTRAGER Vestaburg, Michigan ophomore TRELLA BONTRAGER McPherson, Kansas CONNIE BRENNEMAN Moundridge, Kansas HOWARD CLAASSFN Beatrlce Nebraska ROYCE ENNS Lajunta Colorado DAVID GINGERICH Chappell Nebraska Goshen lndxana I 9 sf ' ,. FREDA HARTZLER , .Z I . A 4 22 VERLE HEADINGS ROSIE HOSTETLER Halsey Oregon Harper Kansas EUGENE MILLER Huson Montana LaVERA MILLER Protectlon Kansas LUIS MIRANDA Bayamon, Puerto R1co ALICIA RIVERA LaP1ata, Puerto Rrco ,o CAROLYN JOHNSTON Hesston Kansas FOHegv GEORGE MAYFIELD Mountam Home Arkansas ophomore . - Q. d , . x . I I I J U an Z3 v w W - W I 9, I JOYCE SCHERTZ RUSSELL SHENK Saybrook, Illinois Sheridan, Oregon Follogo Sophomore 2 -4 I HAROLD SHETLER DORIS SLAGELL Phoenix, Arizona Hydro, Oklahoma TAKIO TANASE Tokyo Japan JANET VOGT Hesston Kansas BETTY JEAN WICKER LOWELL WOLFER Sheridan Oregon J J Saginaw, Michigan X' gb l 24 Follvgv Freshmen gn '1 Ellen Penner G r E Muller Detta Saltzman Barbara Gell Stephen Hostetler Melvun Schmidt VmcentJ Krabull 25 Student Council Vice President Sponsor Secretary Representat r ve Treasurer President Sponsor A Foliage- 86' ...G H' :P --up ...MM IRENE BONTRAGER shen lndxana MARION BONTRAGER Goshen 1nd1ana RAY BONTRAGER Haven Kansas MILFORD BRENNEMAN Kalona Iowa JANE BASINGER Laluma Colorado TED BERGF! Doylestown Pennsylvama DARLENE BERKEY FAYE BIRKY Fxler Idaho Albany Oregon HAROLD BLOSS ER ROSEANN BOEHME Green Wellman Iowa Valley Hlmoxs J T'- A J M - , 1 .O 5 fa U X 5 Q , . 4 I lffn 3 , I Go , ' A T a li Z6 Fre hmen LOUISE BRUNK LaVONDA BULLER LYLA CHUPP LOIS CONRAD CURTIS DIETZ HAZEL ELY Newton, Kansas Colby, Kansas Glendlve Montana Tangent Oregon Intake Montana Conway Kansas .J 'qr AX vas. .ai 51 1' .21- 'T RUBY ERB Casselton North Dakota LORA ESCH Elkhart Indlana EUGENE GARBER Manson Iowa BARBARA GEIL Gulfport MISSISSIPP1 ! GORDON HACKMANI Allemands Loulsxana T? , X JOANNE HERSHBERGER Albany Oregon 'F f 0 tb' , 7M 5 ,a N 1 gl G1 X MARILYN KAUFFMAN I-lesston, Kansas RAY KAUFFMAN Hubbard Oregon ROBERTA KAUFFMAN Guymon Oklahoma VERLA KAUFFMAN Mmot North Dakota PAUL HORST Ephrata Pennsylvama RAY HORST South Englxsh Iowa STEPHEN HOSTETLER Portland Oregon MARY JACKSON Clarksvllle M1Chlg3D Sa C' J 1 I:-'X i L ' X . vu' . , x Q x. if h A s V f A I A R i A 3' Q ' ' f, ' FE - :: :Al I ., Wf ' 8 ' '-'f,1?Q'i A Q . Q . . . . 5. 3 ', ' . K Q .' X ' L ' I ' H12 . J A A .Ff,,AT 1 if ,f A 'Q f Y 28 Fra hmen DORIS KENNEL NELDA LAUBER MARGARET LIT WILLER KAY MARNER JOHN MAST LEON MC ELMURRY Albany Oregon Shxckley Nebraska Delavan Ilhnols Kalona Iowa I-iesston Kansas Hesston Kansas ,Ma 'f , ST ELLA MECUM Mlddlebury Indxana s4 LETHA MILLER North Lxberty Indlana MARTHA MILLER LaGrange Indrana VELDA MILLER Elkhart Indxana D 1 15, I ., Y' I I4 , gf xX IQ. LI X I 29 S DENNIS RIEFER JOANNE ROTH CATHERINE RUTH DETTA SALTZMAN A fin -vo Canton Ohlo Washmgton Iowa Hesston Kansas Mllford Nebraska follegv DON OESCH Kahspell Montana CONRAD OSBORNE Hesston Kansas ELLEN PENNER Sedgwlck Kansas ANNE QUIRING Inrernanonal Falls, Mmnesota CAROL RATZLOFF DelPasoHe1ghts Callfornla WILLARD RESSLER Dalton Ohlo ih- J C I Mi 7 b -4 ' . 'W ' . xx out ' N 4 'i' -0? - ' C --- ii! It iv V .. ' D 'S' C ' . KE 30 Fre hmen ERNA SALT ZM AN HOWARD SCHMIDT MELVIN SCHMIDT SHIRLEY SCHROCK CLIFFORD SLATTER HAROLD SNYDER x Mrlford Nebraska Greensburg Kansas Canton Kansas Canon Crty Colorado Frler Idaho Salem Oregon CF' X 3 113' ,za-4: Q!! -jf 2' MERVIN STAUFFER Mrlford Nebraska LEON STUTZMAN Goshen lndrana JOYCE TROYER Goshen Indxana JULIA TROYER Goshen Indxana , , rr 1 ' L 73 A: A 'W fir. ' : L C ' 2 'W il L' .C . L 5 it A A! . 5' 15' 'fr 5 1 x . 1: L , 1 Ay IVY Xi ,5 my I' 1 C w sf' Ns. ,IDA V 31 L MELVIN WOLFER IR Sweet Home, Oregon BARBARA YODER Mxddlebury Indlana NORMA ZEHR Manson Iowa ERMA ZOOK Canby Oregon College Fra hmvn MARLIN TROYER JAMES UNRUH LOIS UNRUH DON WEAVER DONALD WHIT E if Hutchinson, Kansas Galva Kansas Galva Kansas Hesston, Kansas Peabody Kansas 4 B Lillian Burkey . Charles Freeney . Freedley Sclwrock . . Donald Miller . Donna Bontrager . . Frank Brenneman CNot shown Calvin Redekop CNotsl1ownl. . . . Treasurer . .Vi ce -President . . Sponsor . President . . . . . . Secretary H .Student Council Representative . . Sponsor 33 N-. J fdff' f ' X in ,.-Q 'i i I s I FRANCIS BAKER Protection, Kansas RICHARD BAKER Protection, Kansas CLAIR BECHLER Pigeon, Michigan NORMA BENDER ' .A Palmyra, Missouri ,H -. f IERRY BLACK ' Cleveland, Ohio B Il I 0 r DONNA BONTRAGER '47 BESSIE BOURN Peoria Illinois Haven, Kansas IA ic ,l Lf? lf xg 1 I FRANK BRENNEMAN Moundridge, Kansas JIM BUERGE Albany, Oregon LILLIAN BURKEY Hesston, Kansas HAZEL CHAPPLE Newton, Kansas SHA RON DIETZ. 13 Intake, Montana BARBARA ERB West Point, Nebraska EARL EWY Halstead, Kansas CHARLES FREENEY Chic ago, Illinois JOHN GLICK Minot, North Dakota LAURA GERIG Lebanon, Oregon BARBARA GRIESER Frazee, Minnesota f MYRNA ESCH Phoenix, Arizona W 'TL-:J enior NOREEN GARBER Jackson, Minnesota Q. R Q r ' fs . ,X XI 1' I -Mean. . if' '. Q11 I SUSAN I-IERSHBERGER Canton, Ohio LaWAYNE GUENGERICH West Chester, Iowa th CALVIN HERSHBERGER Kansas City, Kansas U . ,I DA LE HERSHBERGER Latour, Missouri MARIAN HISTAND ' . 'Y' llllllll' cg -Q. 'ii -'S ...-23. ELLEN KAUFFMAN Tofield, Alberta Pryor, Oklahoma E. Jil DOREEN KAUFI-'MAN Minot, North Dakota IVAN KAUFFMAN Colorado Springs, Colorado PAULINE KAUFFMAN Haven, Kansas SHIRLEY KAUFFMAN Lajunta, Colorado MARLIN KIM Hesston, Kansas 3 5 l NE LS-ON KRE IDER Palmyra, Missouri JUANITA LIVENGOOD Tremont, Illinois LARRY MARTIN Minot, North Dakota Filer, Idaho JAMES MOSLEY Chicago, Illinois RODNEY PENNER Durham, Kansas VIRGIE REDIGER Milford, Nebraska IRENE LOUCKS Windom, Kansas DONALD MILLER 0 I-I I 0 r LAUREL MILLER Wellman, Iowa ELISABETH SC HRAG Newton, Kansas NORMA SIEMENS Hesston, Kansas EDWIN SCHROCK Hesston, Kansas LOIS SHETLER Phoenix, Arizona CAROL RICE Columbiana, Ohio BARBARA SA LTZM AN Upland, California GENEVIEVE SCHMIDT Attica, Kansas MARY LOU SMUCKER West Liberty, Ohio HOWARD SNYDER Lalunta, Colorado JOYCE SNYDER Filer, Idaho W.. 'Ulf IANICE SOMMERFELD Halstead Kansas JOYCE STOLL Wheatland North Dakota DON STUTZMAN Hesston Kansas THE LMA YUTZY Haven Kansas WILMA YUTZY Haven Kansas VERA ZOOK Latour MISSOUII l 6 gil GARY UNRUH Durham Kansas JOYCE VORAN Hesston Kansas RONALD WEAVER Wellman Iowa Bllllll' RIC HARD WIDMER Colfax Washxngton ALEXANDER YOUNG Cleveland Ohlo 3' -Q- tg, G 1 Miriam Byler Cecil Miller. Lowell J. Byler. . . Ellen Widmer Ralph Kauffman Joy Kauffman .Vice . Sponsor -President . Sponsor Secretary President Treasurer Gordon Hershberger . Student Council Representative X366 Q99 22008 VX QNWXW M635 MARGARET BURKEY JOAN BURKHOLDER Hessmon Kansas Harper Kansas Y LLE C00 Q N pflngs E B 6,51 X o Cobra DW Chlgan Ca 5EVlue M1 '23 Ar GORDON HE RSHBE RGER M11ford Nebraska KERMIT GERICH Fller Idaho I Junior HERSH Kan ERC Sas Vw.. UVIF -is RED H0 glon S Junior A Ivo, M CAROL HISTAND Pryor, Oklahoma Q MARY LQU 'Cf FEMAN Hesston Kari?-INSTON EVA KAU as Haven Kansas G9 on Dc? X389 QSQON 3 SHAR 9 ON KING SSEN 909 Hutchmso QOANNE KLA 4- T 2 xx SUR ww 9 dd Q00 n Kansas mman Kansas 42 NPS - we ' 2 l n: 1 x 4... , 1 W S w YE K 1'1' S In R T E 'Qeia . Iowa ' ZOLL TER , M1170 KAUF W ETL t F XA ga ' U, AN A W ix ,rot xx. i A . ' , . -- x xfv A ' , 1 g 1' 1 ' M N 3 'S' Q3 ., x in 5- X' RALPH KAUFFMAN Crystal Springs, Kan Z LU! nfaus K , -'vw Minot Nor FF TW! Q v Dalrot X3 a WPS Qi ARLENE L UGEANBEAL Peor a 11mo1s NG SUSAN L0 -alt '57' MARLE P NE Q' Hesstofl Kansas 43 . MAN U7 8 S 1 , 1 A ' Sona' H 29 ' Q ,. 5 ,,Lk , 2 . ALLAN MAST J Junior A ,Vst T M al Sprlngs ILLER Ka ffyffg' if ALM a A SJVYDER Cojorad Us DE CECIL MILLER Newton, Kansas YK R01 QM P5662 Seb asv XNX z BERGER ONDA OSBORNE MARC, ARET Pins Hesston Kansas Wayland Iowa 30 l G sa?-EWR 3 nawea LORES ST TZM AN Hesston UTZMAN S STU DQUGLA Kansas Heggion Kansas 44 vs.. L It 4 5 ,,, A V W S J' A1 in C1' RE K A Y 3 I k , ei. as ' 1 QA. 5,., 4, sh IA .igly If 4 . !,!,!f I ff 4' 1 'Y X10 Junta, A Yung 5 O . ARLE5 SCHWDT MIRIAM SHETLER Q CH Amca Kansas germ Michigan Alwy 1' M1 -I 17 T eboygan ii, E ST WL 0 ISC 011310 H6590 NNXOWR Q, 9 W Nw aww COW' EY ELASNEY CKL Nagle: Co1orad0 jf- GLENFORD ZURCHER Apple Creek, Oh1o RUSSEL YODER HeSSton Kang as mot NO, U7 o Y I Junior L' A ' , Qs K3 ., ' A , K Q, MWSZ, A -:1 4 xg l , I ,, s A ffl' -N X ' ' - Pi - ' ' -'iff '. QDGVQ S S Yxkansas EA S ' '00 M4 . YODER L iv Dali' 3 1 ' ' If 44 ' ' x 45 ophomorcs Daniel D. Driver ....... Sponsor Willis Kauffman .Student Council Representative Rebecca Roth . . . . . Secretary Paul M. Yoder . . . Sponsor Marjorie Brenneman . . . Treasurer Howard Brenneman. . . . Vice-President lvanWl'1ite . . . . President Freshmen Donald Dyck . . . President Leila Kauffman . . . . . . Treasurer Judy Garber. . Student Council Representative Evelyn Kauffman . . . Secretary Wandalee Weaver . . . Sponsor Adelmo Garber .... . Vice-President Ray Kauffman lNot shownj . . Sponsor ophomore WES A4 ERVIN BRENNEMAN Hesston Kansas ' LOIS BORNITRAGER B100 f LEY BORNTRAGER Bloomflel rn 1e1d Montana d Montana HOWARD BRENNEMAN MARIORIE BRENNEMAN M HOWARD BURKHOLDER Ha oundndge Kansas rper Kansas ,. 40 ,L PETRA DeLEON Marhxs Texas GLORIA ECK Valley Center, Kansas 2' ' . f O x t W' fx - . if , Q Hesston, Kansas N M P X x IN X , as A ' - fn X l f A 4, fr E x DWIGHT IANTZ. FLOYD KAUFFMAN Ww- W .IOYCE LIVENGOO ILLIS KAUFFMAN Alleman D Tre Sophomore LY LE GINGRICH MERLE HOST ETLER Hesston Kansas Harper K ansa of Galva Kansas Perryton Texas PAUL KAUFFMAN gl Mrnot North Dakota W AYNE KAUFFMA ds, Louxslana mont, Ilhnors Mmot N orth Dakota S . f 23 ax f I Wie S!! ' . r AA W K I N . 1 You -4 S DAV ophomore ll N-'9 ID MILLER art Indlana EDDIE MILLER DeVE MIRIAL SHETLE RA SCHMIDT R On C tarxo C8I1fOI'l'113 CARO1 MARTIN BELLE MCELMURRY l IVEIIITIEIH Iowa CORA Hesst on Kansas Elkh Hesston Kansas SUE ORSBORN Buffal 0 Arkansas RE BECC A RO TH W ashmgton Iowa anion Kansas r, .A J ' , ' -4' -J . ,, hqg. . .LM ,Q 5' I, 'Vw li A Dfw ophomore PAUL UNRUH GERALD VOGT IVAN WHITE JOYCE SOMMERFE LD CURTIS TROYER Halstead, Kansas Conway, Kansas Galva Kansas Newton Kansas LLOYD VOGT New RICHARD VOGT He Peabody Kansas 50 ton Kansas sston Kansas ADE LMA GARBER Jackson Mmnesota JOYCE HEADRICK Lalunta Colorado EVELYN KAUFFMAN Hesston Kansas LEILA KAUFFMAN Colorado Sprmgs Colorado Fre hmvn IRENE CLASSEN Hesston Kansas DONALD DILLER Hesston Kansas DONALD DYCK Peabody Kansas 1'-ai T' JUDY GARBER GERARDO GONZALES Jackson Mmnesota Matlus Texas 'F ,Inca-4 fd 15 51 .. -l o Q Q ff K Q W . 4 1 M' ' X . , , X. 4 vs V, .pl J 'S- .4. fi-i, Riff? if , ,F 'ft .. v fr. S A 1 fm K Q V I l 2 JOYCE SCHMIDT Atuca Kansas MARY LOU STEWART Seeley Lake Montana LARRY VOGT Hesston Kansas CAROLYN VORAN Hesston Kansas I fb Fre hmvn KERMIT LIND . Hesston Kansas ' NADINE ROUPP V j Hesston, Kansas REBECCA RUTH Hesston Kansas w pae- STANLEY CUNIMERFELD Halstead Kansas 52 - -,f wx Seann emi' lvl' Apple Creek, Ohio College Freshman Upland, California Junior Parnell, Iowa College Freshman Fredonia, Kansas College Sophomore Allemands, Louisiana Junior Perryton, Texas Junior Reedsville, Pennsylvania Special Reedsville, Pennsylvania College Freshman lliuuter llilule Term STANDING Roy Ehnsman Beamer Nebraska Fred Landrs Alpha Mrnnesora Don Roth Wrsner Nebraska JamesRoth Mrlford Nebraska George Beare Presrdent Roy D Roth SEATED MaryReyno1ds Mountarnl-Iome Arkansas Lyd1aMaeHochsret1er Goshen Ind1ana Mary Kauffman Phoenrx Arrzona M110 Kauffman Drrector January l6 l956, seven students enrolled for the Wunter Buble Term Although the class was small, we feel ut was worth ut In spute of our lumuted number, we had some unterestung duscussuons Spurutual and unspurung courses were offered un Devotuonal Lufe, Evangelusm, Young People s Problems, Mussuons, Practucal Chrustuan Luvung Genesus, General Epustles, Sunday School Teachers Traunung, and General Shop We have had a very profutable tume un fellowshup and Buble study These sux weeks were well-spent and gave us a new understandung and unsught of the Buble The classes were taught by George H Beare, returned mussuonary from lndua, and by other regular faculty members Wunter Revuvals by Nelson E Kauffman were unterestung and unspurung To anyone who cannot go to a full year of college, Wunter Buble Term us worth the sacrufuces Lydua Mae Hochstetler Presudent Lydua Mae Hochstetler Vuce Presudent Fred Landus Secretary Mary Reynolds 54 - u s v n u I 1 1 u u u n - 0 I s r 1 1 s 1 1 u 1 ' . 0 I . . . . .s . . . . -. . ss - . . . 4 Q. - .. .1 . . I I .n . . . . - . . .. . as - . . . - . .. s . Q 1- -..-. - . . ' ....... O sing unto the Lord a new song: sing unto the Lord, all the earth. Sing unto the Lord, bless his nameg shew forth his salvation from day fo day. Declare his gloryamong the heathen, his wonders among all people. Psalm 96:l-3 piritual High Light mi 1 as m s is 1 a g I ll lu rl iv ff- ' - f ' ff D . O 9 4 1 l ' Secretary ..... v wr A 6' ff , if 'Y V- 5 iii i'u a 1 lv.A.km ,,4 'l , - I I . 'gm - -- . H, ' .. un ll, !! 'S,!! Qs, if-,S . Mary Bontrage ' ' ' Custodian . . , . . Conrad Osborne 'N ibn 575 Q 0 exif: my ? X I 1 R 9 N Q 1 km 715 Q E 'Q5'???i3y?S' 36322 55 ?8'Ef'2FQ4 Sift: Q W' 5 'ganna Q? ga G A J T ff, ' 3 Q99 LO Fi A 9, 'Y 'B an 0 - - Ensenlhles COLLEGIATE MEN S QUARTET Harold BIosser First Tenor Harold SI1etIer Second Tenor Marion Bontrager Baritone Donald White ass A.:-we COLLEGIATE LADIES' QUARTET Lora EscI1 ........ Second Alto Doris SIageII ....... First Soprano Freda Hartzier . . Mary Bontrager . . . . . . First Alto . . Second Soprano VARSITY TRIO Irene Loucks Second Soprano Sharon Dietz A to I ' . . . . . B 2 I It 1 f' 5 Q 'A +1 ' I F I IQ ' I I I Margaret Miller . . . . .First Soprano gf I' 4 ' 6 VI 1 n . . - Q, f, 9 It an , . . . . I I5 I M ,, 1 -. ,V Q' . , . 0 W, ' I I I - I I , 60 ,- Detta Saltzman, Treasurer ,fr ff? we Russ Shenk, Vice President 4.2 Velda Miller, Secretary Merle L. Bender, Sponsor 5 9 Young Pooplo s Christian Assooiation i B I' V I3 S Lowell Wolfer, President The Y.P.C.A. is the largest organization on the campus . It provides opportunities for students, staff, and faculty members to witness for Christ and to strengthen their own spiritual lives. The work ofthe Y.P.C.A. is directed through five divisions: Missions, Publicity , Extension, Christian Life, and lnstitutional . 61 Through Missions X! Verle Headings, Divisional Chairman Workers prepare materials at the Colored Mission sgo., 11:00 a.m.: Classes begin Sermon for adults ar 11:15 Through Puhlioity Through Exiousiou I him 'N ini Melvin Schmidt, Preparing the Y Drive display Service Committee and John Glick, Divisional Chairman 62 Divisional Chairman Verle rounds up the children . . and brings them to the mission. ., XEVN Church is over. Home In I Christmas Vacation Gospel Team GOSP'-31 Team Sidelights 63 ,Y Through Christian lilo Faye Birky Divisional Chairman Informative Committee at work Sunday Morning Missions Fellowship Chapel Program Committee Through Institutional Work 1 ,I ox 1 a a S Nelson Kreider, Divisional Chairman, 64 County jail services consults Sheriff Morford. V+ . i ' ' WWW 5 Q Q ,. I., ti lol ii' il GIDEON G. YODER Conrad Grebel Lecture , , Ministers' Week January 23-27 Ed ' ' ucarron and Evangelrzauon of Chrldren Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Blackwood Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth.. . Ecclesiastes 12:1 indent Council .gag X l THIRD ROW: Nelda Lauber, College Bungalow: Don Weaver, Day Studentsg Barbara Geil, College Freshmen, Verle Headings, The Elmsg Wesley Borntrager, Kauffman Hallg Willis Kauffman, Sophomoresg Harold Shetler, College Sophomore Vice Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Leonard L. Lichti, Sponsorg Cecil Miller, Junior Vice President, Adelma Garber, Freshmen Vice Presi dentg Charles Freeney, Senior Vice Presidentg John Glick, Vice Presidentg Irene Loucks, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW Judy Garber, Freshmen, Howard Brenneman, Sophomore Vice President: Ellen Penner, College Freshmen Vice President Vera Zook, Green Gablesg Howard Snyder, Athletic Hall. STANDING: David Gingerich, President. NOT SHOWN: Dar- lene Berkey, Kliewer Hallg Gordon Hershberger, Juniors, Frank Brenneman, Seniors. The Student Council appointed four committees at the beginning of the year to work on specific areas of its iurisdiction . The Social Committee fchairman, Frank Brennemani sc hedu led several Saturday night basketball games, planned a series of dress-up suppers, as well as a number of social events. The Dining Hall Committee, headed by Ellen Penner, was responsible for the music played duringthe evening meal .The Buildings and Grounds Committee, headed by Harold Shetler, worked for ' further improvement of our physical environment. The Publicity Committee was responsible for increasing sociability between the boys and girls. Barbara Geil was chairman of this committee. This year the Student Council established the Committee on Student-Faculty Relations, set up to bridge the gap between the students and the faculty and ad- ministration. This committee andthe council as a whole were partly responsible for the change in chapel seating and roll taking. Comm' lflee 67 on Stl1dent-F a culI,V Reyations F. 'l'. il. STANDING: Trella Bontrager, President: Russ Shenkg Doris Slagell, Vice President: Milford Brennemang Mary Bontrager: Marlin Troyerg Lowell Wolferg Melva Kauffman, Sponsorg Dory Kennel. SEATED: LaVera Miller, Secretary-Treasurer Nelda Lauberg Roseann Boehmeg Joanne I-Iershbergerg Shirley Schrockg Ellen Pennerg Rosie Hostetler. NOT SHOWN: Betty Wicker. if-1+ An F.T.A. Chapter has been organized at Hesston College this year . Future Teachers ofAmerica is a national organization . The Hesston College Chapter has been named the Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi Chapter after the great Swiss educator, Pestalozzi . Members of the organization are students maioring in edu- cation. They meet once a month to learn more about the teaching profession and problems in the education field. urses' Uluh CLOCKWISE BEGINNING WITH: Maurice A. Yoder, Sponsorg Roberta Kauffman, Secretary-Treasurer, First semesterg Bar- bara Geil, Vice President, First semester, Norma Zehrg Martha Miller, President, First semesterg Joyce Troyerg Hazel Ely, Ruby Erbg Mary Jackson, Detra Saltzmang Cathie Ruth, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Second semester, Margaret Litwillerg LaVonda Buller, Vice President, Second semester, Erma Zook, Presi- dent, Second semesterg Julia Troyer. NOT SHOWN: Lois Unruh. Nurses' Club is composed of fifteen members this year. Through the club an opportunity is given for the members to work together as a group outside of their regular classes. Their activities have included films on various phases ofthe nursing profession, and field trips to nearby hospitals. vienna llluh STANDING: Vincent J. Krabill, Sponsorg John Mast, Vice President, Second semesterg Donald Diller, Leon Stutzman, Vice President, First semester, Secretary-Treasurer, Second semesterg Allan Mast, Russel Yoder, Marlin Troyerg Ray Horst, President, Second semester. SEATED: Ronnie Lile. NOT SHOWN: Howard Burkholderg Merle Hostetlerg Leon Mc- Elmurry, President, First semesterg Charles Schmidtg Ray Kauff- man, Secretary-Treasurer, First semester. Members of the Science Club want to know what makes things tick. They look for the what, why, and how. Seeing science in its everyday work clothes, they learn to put its principles to use. The meetings are spent viewing and discussing films, giving reports, doing experiments, or demonstrating individual proiects. Expression Club 'sf f t T x xx 'S A Bessie Bourn, Vice-President, Marilyn Kauff- man, President, Wandalee Weaver, Sponsor, First semesterg Ivan Kauffman, Assistant to the Presidentg Alice Reschly, Sponsor, Kenneth Stei- der, Sponsor, Second semester: Lillian Burkey, Snaps from the play, THE BOY WITH A CART S V- K ecretary Treasurer. The Expression Club is made up of students who are interested in drama, public speaking, prose reading, vocal and instrumental music . The development of the whole personality for the betterment of Christian character is the aim of the club. This is carried out through club meetings and programs forthe public. The Expression Club is one of the largest clubs on the campus. iluduhuu Club dentg Joan Good, Sponsorg Milford Brennernang Noreen Cressman, Secretary-Treasurer. Nature is like a picture, an unending record, and an una- bridged book. The twitter ofa bird, the architecture of an ant, and the hop of a rabbit portray only a finite part of God's wonderful works. Audubon Club members have tried to develop a better under- standing of God's creation through becoming acquainted with it by study and direct contact. ludu trial Art llluh STANDING: Shirley Kauffmang Mervin Staufferg Don Oeschg Carol Riceg Joyce Stollg Carol Histandg Clarice Rothg Freedley Schrock, Sponsorg Willis Kauffmang Donald Dyck, SEATED: Shirley Schrockg Dory Ken- nel, Vice Presidentg Joanne Roth, Secretaryg Carol Ratzloffg Erna Saltzmang Faye Birkyg Ellen Kauffmang Barbara Saltzrnang Sue Orsborng Joyce Livengood. NOT SHOWN: Ervin Brennernang Barbara Erbg Wini- fred Horstg Dwight Jantzg Miriam Kauffmang Paul Kauffmang Stanley Rouppg Harold Snyderg Joyce Som- merfeldg Ivan Whiteg Harold Shetler, President, First semester. Students who are not enrolled in a regular crafts class, as well as those who are, may join Industrial Arts Club. There they may work with leather, metal, wood, and plastic under the competent instruction of Freedley Schrock. Harold Blosserg Calvin Hershbergerg Alvin Hersh- bergerg Merle Bender, Sponsorg Eugene Miller, Presi- llihle tnilent ' Fellew hip i 'nvuuwi ' me rt is C x g l H, A' X- ,L '.g0fl,,xq 311 6 .,g,gtgiZg V X' A -we , ei 0 fA, rf, nn., U C- 4 Clayton Beyler, Sponsorg Eugene Garber, Chairmang Eugene Millerg John Bloughg Howard Claasseng Clifford Slattery Ray Horstg Luis Mirandag Lowell Wolfer, Secretaryg Marion Steinerg Noreen Cress- many Milo Kauffman, Speaker. NOT SHOWN: D.A. Raber, Assist- ant Chairman: Dennis Reiferg Virgil Millerg Willard Resslerg Mil- ford Brenneman. The Bible Students' Fellowship is a bi-weekly meeting of Bible students and other students interested in the cause of Christ. The purpose of this organization is threefold: encouragernentand develop- ment of convictions for Christian servicep acquaintance with the avenues of service for Christ and the churchp and acquaintance with the problems that the church finds as it serves Christ in the world. tndent Pnhlie Relation Committee Gloria Bomragerg Don Weaverg LaVonda Bullerg Harold Blosserg Janice Sommerfeld. Personnel for the Student Public Relations Committee is chosen each year by the Director of Public Relations, and approved by the President. The five members of this committee are carefully selected to represent a cross section of the students . They assist the Director of Public Relations by serving os a barometer of life on the campus. Conrad Osborne BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Mrller and Merle L Bender Don Weaver ADVERTISING MANAGER PUBLICATIONS SPONSORS Simon Schmidt, LARK PHOTOGRAPHER Donald White and Ellen Penner, Anne Quiring, LARK TYPIST LARK EDITORS bf' 1 -L sf i JOURNAL REPORTERS AND COLUMNISTS Ivan Kauffman, JOURNAL SPORTS EDITOR BACK: Laura Gerigg Lora Eschg Dory Kennel: Dave Gingerichg Russ Shenk. MIDDLE: Trella Bontragerg Mary Ellen Cookeg DeVera Schmidtg Anne Quiring. FRONT: Larry Marting Gordon Hackman. Journal taff Doris Slagell, JOURNAL EDITOR Betty Wicker, ASSISTANT EDITOR Freda Hartzler and Stella Mecum, JOURNAL TYPISTS Nelson Kreider and Mary Bontrager CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ,D '! ' fra, I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodiesa living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Romans l2:l lloy ' and Girl ' Athletic Council STANDING: Kermit Lind, Freshmen: Lyle Gingrich, Sophomoresg Alex Young, Seniorsg Douglas Stutzman, Iuniorsg Royce Enns, College Sophomoresg Dori Weaver, College Freshmen. SEATED: Ray Kauffman, Boys' Athletic Director. STANDING: Cora Belle Mc!-llmurry, Sophornoresg Joyce Headrick, Freshmen. SEATED: Gail Miller, Girls' Athletic Directorg Sharon Dietz, Seniors: Barbara Geil, College Freshmeng Mary Lou Johnston, Juniors: Gloria Bontrager, College Sophomores. The Athletic Council is composed of two bodies, the Boys' Athletic Council and the Girls' Athletic Council. Each group is made up of one member elected from each class . These organizations help the Athletic Directors to plan the athletic program for the student body in their meetings throughout the year. , WIONS BUYS CHA moms cones' Sm Softball GQLS College ZZZMPION In en 1 Compliments of MANUFACTUMNG co., INC. ei' 1 1 J l DON WEAVER Guard MARION BONTRAGER Forward 'X f! MARLIN KIM .1 Guard ,A HESSTON .Y L 1 I I k- S-vnu f '--fu-rf v-, Q , DON MILLER , Y v. HAROLD SHETLER , onrad Osbomeg Leon McElmurryg Royce Ennsg Ray Kauffman, G d ' coach. FRONT- Marion Bontra er F uar ,., . g g rancis Bakerg Don Millerg Marlin Kim: If , A X Howard S d - A ROYCE E1-:Ns ' 495 :gs Z If W 2 BaskethaH GIRLS' CHAMPIONS College Sophomores S19 'iw' if 204,13 VuHeyhaH BOYS' CHAMPIONS College Freshmen A 77 ' . GIRLS' CP' mvm MmE2,Amv1os Agcusxw QQUET Millar Sports TABLE TENNIS TENN15 B 7 8 Beni' Schrag, GIRLS. S HORSESHOE HUFFLEBOARD CHAMPIQN Partners In Safety Building Saier Highways . .w -'4,hA A ,,, .5 d' it , , Th' - 75.51 f Lv h Whee! ,G 0 f Hiiz 9' 'Sd at ,mttivi gt io! W 49 w I , ' 7 4 xk g xr' 'x J 8 v if r .Q V I I 'g -0 4 w .naps e s,--V r News from home Bei! N0 cuStOmCY5? . Q, ' Once upon a time. . - Ready for Dinner 0e s it 51? 3oURNAL my -rw! 51 t-had L.-4. S ' - . prmg 15 In the an s I wr I M Y Roommates in a row And this is m qSnap Contest winnerj Y aunt Bird be That's some gadget ye View Ladies and Gents 'I' Ev com? W In -5115- 4' The Mill providesemployment for College alumni ........ and serves alumni turkey feeders HESSTUN MILL AND ELEVATUR Roy s. Troyer as. son ofdo o o O Tro er . fnoolunfn 1 rein I o,m..s1,o Ogg! IIESSTUN VARIETY STURE ANI! CAFE Meals--Short Orders--Lunches--Confections Sundries--School Supplies--Gifts Sporting Goods--Painf and Wallpaper Miscellaneous Clothing LOIS You're Always Welcome BILL naps use Tw1ns f Jw L-.J Semicircle of Seniors Sophomore Coffeetrme uffx 9 +71 :Wi 1 W Re - admgffo Roo ff he .TVJQS 1 Ffltouis' ' . ut be KOW K woik 7716 5 Cu 4011? S C 177 XN ze, va,-+.,-f. ,..af4, J . -4, , Sanilot 2 Fountain of Youth 'Um Pretty enough to frame O it. way KO d Future Nurses Bemis me Double doses Look what w o The Khewer Clan llllSS'l'llll STATE BANK Old and Reliable Hesston , Kansas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Hot One ls Even Hotter. HESSTON SAI-Es Co- The Auction House Jos GQERING CHEVROLET co. 0fHess,omdComm,,,,i,y Moundridge, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. G.A. Rostetter Owners and 'Operators 'E IILL ASS uns FllizSlslliNS'BILirillo 'E sm Uvsrnnnm U0 nor ,msgs IS, uvfsgfsfnr x 1 gi H 1 Snaps Sh-h-h! ,.HeII here af! what do U1 . ,V Is Illne Ofoll mean b - s day., y cowng 5 3 Belle from Colby Chef M1 In pursuit of much knowledge. x nhl Charter members - F.T.A. Sprrngtrme . 'im ' beat Q6 05 3 160 QN Iohn's shirt? o 9 aww COW The team was in a huddle. . . Believe I will have another 11 b' d k.' 84 MBIIOU s Ryrhmtrme Band. lg ran Look first to SALES and SERVICE Bryant and Mueller Furnaces Carrier Air Conditioning KROPI: LUMBER COMPANY Mayco Water Softeners Sheet Metal Work Manufacturers and Distributors of West Coast Lumber WELTY AND SON Molalla, Oregon Hesston, Kansas Plumbing and Heating Phone 120-N-li Hesston, Kansas Home of the Hesston Record Job Printing Harold and Ida Sommerfelcl Ethel Loucks Build for life with concrete No muss--No fuss--Call us Phone 133 Hesston !,,i,,, .,f7 JA, 6 Grandma Erb The height of mental absorpuon s.X,, ag + ...gn 'vnu - , NEBERGALL SERVICE Your lndependenf and Home-Operated Super Sfafion and Garage ---4 LONG'S GROCERY AND MARKET Hesston, Kansas Santalie if QUALITY if DEPENDABLE FOODS '-Vs sr -sf I 5 lqw :gigs mullf f XX x Q41 fir , 1 in 1' 'N VW . if. . 5 X 'Q -f F ' :- X Q ' 5 ----m-up-:' 4 H' For Your Family. . .Serve K? I Santa Fe Foods BENDER PRODUCE Cash Buyer Poultry--Cream--Eggs Phone 444l Milford, Nebraska Service With A Smile , 9 , 'V K 51172, Nh i ' ywvks q A Btwnnz won-GQ'IiRs w A in -L ,R is C tooguvupff 50 o Q Liberal Arts College A Q M 5, 04 sn-0 ,4 .199 9 Teacher Education School of Nursing Biblical Seminary Goshen College Goshen, Indiana Kitchen crew OUR BUSINESS IS DEDICATED TO SERVING OUR COMMUNITY WITH THE BEST PURI NA CHOWS F OR-IIVESTCTZTCTE TPCUT. T RY OSWALD PRODUCE CO. Chappell, Nebr. Phone 66 lI.I.1I. THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE HESSTON MENNONITE CHURCH EMPLOYED ARCHITECTS LICENSED UNDER KANSAS STATE LAWS, AND MEMBERS OF THE ARCHITECTS NATIONAL ORGANIZATION: THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS EASTERN MEN NONITE COLLEGE Harrisonburg, Virginia Extends Best Wishes to Students and Faculty of Hesston College and Bible School RAZOOK S APPLIANCE RCA Admtral and Emerson TV Hotponnt and Whnrlpool Appllances Furniture Everythmg for the Home Amazlng Trade In Offer Phone 83 Hesston Kansas When In Hesston vrsrt the HESSTON CAFE Special dinners every Friday night Mlldred and Mary Swartzendruber SMITH WELDING AND MACHINE Hesston Kansas Telephone 95N I 2 See Us for your truck and pnckup unloadang troubles We are agents for Harsh holsts and Omaha holsts Blacksmlthlng and General Weldnng We weld everythrng but a broken heart QR 1 ss f ixkx ,1 ff exlx 4 7' Tggvgidk LEE FINER FOODS ALWAYS A BETTER BUY For Quality Portraits at Moderate Prlces Hurry to SCHMIDT STUDIO Weddings Famrly Groups Baby Portralts Phone Goessel 47KI7 3 Mules South of Goessel Attend BETHEL COLLEGE A Fully Accredited Four Year Chrlstlan Liberal Arts College Study to show thyself approved II Ttmothy 215 STUDENT HEADQUARTERS 'School Supplies 'Books Personal Needs 'Royal Typewrrters 'Shaeffer Pens LARK'S N EST BITIKOFER AUTO REPAIR Complete Automotive Repair Body and Fender Palntung Radiator Shop 2I2 West Smith Street Hesston Kansas ' I I . 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