Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

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The pre- sent hour colls for coreful ond deliberote decisions ond plonning. The future, in God's providence, promises o new doy of opportunities for developing o greot heritoge of witness ond service. I thonk God thot it wos my privi- lege for o few yeors to porticipote in the story of Hesston College. I will long remember these doys of worship ond work on ci Christion compus. l proy for foculty, students, ond friends the gro- cious blessing of God in the future. - President Roy D. Roth m..wW ,U......ea::N..,.4.,-1-.L , ,ww v:.1m,sa-wenumb The effecfual fervent prayer of a righfeous man availefh much. v v Gun 1 Prayer Room Ylew Chuuch Chcuoel Q, xy, .I I ', 4 K? rw H X -- 5 X ' ir ,yi K Y I X A . 4 A-ii A - xx i1.:gfX'xp' if K AA f ilu, X Q I . X l X .. WPG XX ' A X ' me 1: E X x x x M' J. D. Charles Holl of Science cmd Arts N. 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Hesslon College, l94-4 - Qacultq Daniel E. Kauffman, B.A. Kenneth E. King, A.A. Business Manager Ass'f. Business Manager E. Freedley Schrock, M.A Hessfon College, 1946 - Hesslon College, l946 - Hessfon College, l946 - Evan Oswald, M.S. Hesston College l95l - . Leonard L. Lichfi, M.A. v Regislror Clayton Beyler, Th.D. Hessfon College, V949 - Gideon G. Yoder, Th.M. Hesston College, l947 - Lowell J- BYle'f M-MUS Miriam K- Byler, M.Mus. Ellen M. Miller, M.B.A. l'leSSlOl'l College, l95l - Hesgfgn Cgllegel 1951 -- Hesston College, 1949 .. Hesslon College, l95l - Wncel Haw Paul M Hmm xx' XS XS Vincent J. Krabill, M.A. Hesston College, 1949- Slacultq Paul M. Yoder, M. Mus. Hesston College, l953- Justus G. Holsinger, Ed.S. Dean of Instruction Hesston College, l952- Dorothea M. Eigsti, M.A. Hesston College, l953- ' Gail Yoder, B.S. Clifford Amstutz, M.E Hesston College, l953- Hesston College, 1954- 0 xw-eva, Calvm Redekop M.A. Hesston College l954 x l 1 l X X 4 J , N f ,,., Y 1 X ss Vhw-iii l Sfeimyti ?i'fS.yQM4 Nfygvygf: v--QQ,-NWN-ww Y-ww ww--Xwwwxgwww ww- ww-AX --'N-H xx-x www Y-www: ww --xx xf-'-x NX W--W W f--New :C-----wwxwvNWXwW. V l Not Shown M- Harold lller, M.Ed. PaulFrl nA W' 'gl M bN' IMA SSG 1 B Th B J mflel Frei-z, Ph.D. Dean of en Jaco lcke , . - , H C 5 C l - 95 A ' esston ollege 19 7 Hesston ol ege 1955 Hesston College, l957- Hesston College, l 7 ll , 3 r l I N 1 M.S. Ss S fiqzg -Q f l ' 'x'. Q ,NNN ix X isis N.s Edwin Weaver, B.D. Mrs. Edwin Weaver, B.S Religious Counselor Religious Counselor Hesston College, l957- Hesston College, 1957- XXX Mae Nitzsche, B.A., B.S. Dean of Women Hesston College, 1957- Watermelon Feed English lll Taxiderrnist Mrs. Kenneth King Assistant Librarian Gun Stabb Mrs. Henry Classen Laundry Supervisor Richard Schmidt -L he Y in i Leon Horst, Maintenance Managerg Roy Eb- ersole, Church Janitorg and Richard Swart- zendruber, V. S. Worker. Mrs. Esko Loewen Piano Instructor X s x Miss Carol Ratzloff Assistant Instructor in girls' athletics Katie Ropp, Accountant, and Kathryn Steckly, Secretary to the Business Manager fseatedl. ,poxewcvwf Killa. Lois Hershberger, Secretary to the Presidentg Mildred Slagell, Steno Bureau Secretaryg and Ruth Schweit- zer, Secretary to the Dean and Reg- istrar. . Dr Wilmer Harms 4 College Physician X and Barbara Eberly, College Nurse X cerys K of eaaa .QNX as -ev X X Nyfwse S. We Bi 'Y' 5eC'efa'Y in PUb'lC Re' Below left, Emil Yoder, Below, Clare Boehner, Iahons' and Mervm stauffer' ASS'St' Cook and Joan Good V.S Worker and Mrs ant in Public Relations Cabovel. Dietitian Ida Gerber Cook -- - A-I-1 'Hasan-.:.xx'cQ4Lsm.: L! '-- - .. -,-.-.., .... ,.,, ff-51-:V ,111-::1:.:r:,::'n.'m: r.,-x. ,g::..::-.,--:::.u- ,Tx- . .1 ,fl .ilu ,.,-K, .A .. ....m14.,1,Y,4:M,fE: 3 ,. ..g:- . .4 .,., N. .. f N. -- - . V- ' ' zz,-.: - . . 1 fzrxtr Sophomoue Claaa Obbzcena X1 P s Left to right: Joann Erb, Treasurerg Sanford Headings, Vice President Lols Smith Secretaryg Edwin Schrock, President Joan Good and Ken neth Stelder, Sponsors. Colleqe Sophomonea Palmyra MO Howard Birky Y P C A Secretary Speech Shickley, Nebr. Y.P.C.A. Vice-Pres., Pep Club, COGS. X X s QM, XX L .sg X fVlal'l'l'18 Bl'UlJaCl'ieI' Maw Brubagher Lillian Burkey PefOSkeVf Mich- , Petoskey, Midi- Hesston, Kansas Y.,P-C-A Youth FGIIOWQHID Cqm- Y.P.C.A. Prayer end Bible Study Y,P,C,A,, Pep Club Cheerleader, mmeef Sluflenf C0U C'lf Dmmg Committee Chairman, College Student Council Publieiw Com- Hall Commlffee- Chorus, Choral Union. mittee, College Chorus, Choral Union. College Sophomonea Earl Eberly Joann Erb Orrville, Ohio Wellman, Iowa MYVUG ESCl'l 566' Y.P.C.A. President, Bible Fel- Gale Ely Y.P.C.A., Journal Head Typ- Phoenix, Arizona lowship Club, College Chorus, Inman, Kansas ist, Class Treasurer, Collegiate Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale V E, 535952 Choral Union. Y.P.C.A., Dorm Council. Chorale, Choral Union. Choral Union, we RQ. I x . Choral Union. Sanford Headings Hutchinson, Kans. e Y.P.C.A. Hospital Visitation Committee Chairman, Student Council, Class Vice-President, Collegiate Chorale, Choral Y.P.C.A. Christian Life Division UNION- Chairman, Journal Typist. Isabelle Hartzler Goshen, Indiana College Sophomonea Calvin Hershberger Kansas City, Kans. Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale, Marian Histand Lydia Hochstetler MIEIJgldmITeIO,2tSll4 Pryor, Okla. Goshen, Indiana Y.P.C.A. Peace land .Service Y. C.A. ,Publicity Division Y.P.C.A., N.E.A., Dorm Coun- Committe, Bible Students Fel- Arden Kauffman Chairman, Journal Feature cil, College Chorus, Choral lowship, N. E. A., Collegiate Y.P.C.A. Collegiate Chorale, News Ed'l0V- Union- Chorale, Choral Union. Choral llnion. YR: Revs an Q, man, COG QS QNX K x NQSQFXS .sgxxjq A Pi ,offs A.XIAX X X Anna Mae Leichty Wayland, Iowa Y.P.C.A., Lark Typist, College Chorus, Choral Union. ' Genevieve Lind Sweet Home, Ore. Y.P.C.A., Pep Club, N.E.A. Art- ist, Collegiate Chorale, Choral Union. Arnold Miller Midland, Mich. Y.P.C.A. Peace and Service Committee, Athletic Council, Oedipus play, Pep Club, COGs President. College Sophamonea Duane Miller Hammett, Idaho Y.P.C.A,, Lark Editor, Dorm Kathleen Miller Laurel Miller Margaret Rensberger ReP eSeV1Ta'fiVG, Student COUF1- Beemer, Nebr. Wellman Iowa Wayland, lowa cil Publicity Committee Chair- Y.P.C.A., N.E.A., Scrooge Y.P.C.A. Gospel Team Commit- Y. P. C. A. Literature Evang man, Scrooge play, Pep Club, and Oedipus plays, College tee, Collegiate Chorale Business Cornmiffee Chairman, N.E.A. COC-is. Chorus, Choral Union. Manager, Choral Union. HSCVOOQSH Dl3Y- Barbara Saltzman Upland, California Y.P.C.A. Street Meeting Com- . mittee, College Chorus, Choral Union. Mary Schantz Pender, Nebraska Y.P.C.A., N.E.A. :W-f C , 'A .' K 5 + ,- Edwin Schrock Hesston, Kansas Class President, Y.P.C.A., Col- legiate Chorale, Choral Union. College Sophomonea Edith Shank Lois Shetler U Sterling, Illinois Phoenix, Arizona Lois Smith Audrey SDFITIQCV Y.P.C.A. Visitation Committee, Y.P.C.A., Pep Club, Collegiate Garden City, Missouri Minier, Illinois Collegiate Chorale, Choral Chorale, Choral Union, Student Y.P.C.A., N.E.A., Pep Club, Y.P.C.A., Pep Club, Girls' Ath Union. Council. Class Secretary. Ietic Council President. X Marion Steiner Apple Creek, Ohio Y. P. C. A. Missions Division Committee, N o r t h Wichita Work. Treva Swa rtzendruber Kalona, Iowa Y.P.C.A., Journal Editor College Sophomouea Harold Troyer Shickley Nebraska S NCNN X Aden Troyer Sugar Creek, Ohio Y.P.C.A. Chapel Planning Com- mittee, College Chorus Presi- dent, Choral Union, Journal Reporter, Scrooge Play, Speech Council Vice-President. , Y.P.C.A. Youth Fellowship JOYCE VOVGH David TFOYEI' Committee Chairman, N.E.A. HSSSTOU, Kansas Delavan, lllinois President, College Chorus, Cho- Y.P.C.A., N.E.A., College Cho- Bertrand VO'rl'1 Y.P.C.A. ral Union. rus, Choral Union. Newton, Kansas X i Y :,.'V.S'?f X913 X5 fkgf X! x VS X! V A X! XXX x X QQWSS NXQZXX M m W xx wks INC X x f . '5 'Www Win-an . W Q X .3 ,ss X Ns X XX X x CNS XM v . ., f .x X X X is Pg k ' ef SM, P X , was . al 'wsfff ' ' ' ' . ' K' if ,. K- 1 .f N -.X ua , Q V ,, .1 XX .1 ' - 1, ..f,,fc,sQ 4 X,-C 5 ' Vgx Z , -ss K Y . 6 5 bkggfgfi Ei f I K . ' ' .lg 3- K' is X x H ..... . ,. Q . x .S Wt s. , , X , ., . X . X- 'I V, 'ix me fx, X x X X X X gk N. Q X f N ss X Q Q N be ' S' ,f ...M .. ...Q 4, 4 .-Az,-. fix l f ' x v X -,...v..-.-A..-,L -- - f if -vm .,.,. ,.,,- ..,,. 1, - ,Y l .5 ff. 51 if CLASS OFFICERS Phil Zuercher, Vice-President Donna Shenk, Secretary Harold Miller, Sponsor Wilbur Birky, President Carol Histand, Treasurer Vincent Krabill, Sponsor Subiljantoro-Atmosuwito Y.P.C.A. Publicity Committee 1- w C W . N X Eunice Bafhman Andrew Bartel Katherine Bartel Edith Birky Hopedale, Ilinois Meade, Kansas Meade Kansas Sh' kl N b k College Chorus, Choral Union, Y,P,C,A. ' 'C ey' 6? ras a Nurses' Club, Y.P.C.A, Y'p'C'A' gI'EBC'A Nurses Club' pep 32 Wilbur Birky Canby, Oregon Y.P.C.A. Chapel Commit- tee Chairman, Collegiate Chorale, Choral Union, Freshman Class President Y.P.C.A. Peace and Serv- I Q Chorus, Choral Union, John Blosser South English, Iowa ice Committee Colle e Scrooge play John Blough Parnell, Iowa Y.P.C.A. Extension Divi- sion Chairman, Collegiate Chorale, Choral Union Janice Borntrager g Sonya Buerge Bloomfield, Montana Garden City, Missouri Y.P.C.A., N.E.A. Y.P.C.A., Dorm Council, Pep Club, Nurses Club Joan Bu rkey Milford, Nebraska Y.P.C.A. Ma rga ret Bu rkey Hesston, Kansas Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Choral Union, Pep Club 332 Daniel Burkholder Kalona,lowa Y.P.C.A., Student Council Buildings 81 Grounds Com- mittee Chairman, Journal Staff, Scrooge 81 Oedi- pus plays Gordon Buschert Carstairs, Alberta Choral Union 1. fe- .E -lx mba? it -'mi 3 gg 2-af -5:-F 3-w3' Marietta Byerly Dean Byers Anita Castillo Kerrville, Texas McMinnville, Oregon La Junta, Colorado Y.P.C.A.l, N.E.A., Collegiate Y.P.C.A. Jail Service Commit- College Chorus, Choral -Union Chorale, Choral Union, Journal tee, N.E.A. Program Committee N.E-.A. Staff, Scrooge 81 Oedipus Chairman, Speech Council, Col- plays lege Chorus, Choral Union, Scrooge 81 Oedipus plays Susan Coppock Springer, New Mexico Y.P.C.A., Nurses Club Barbara Erb West Po' t, Nebra ka C ll Y.P.C.A., Nurbres Club, Sep Club 0 Dorothy Erb Marcia Freyenberger Leonard Garber Byrdene Gerig Amenia, Noffh Dakota Wayland, Iowa Winton, California Wayland Iowa Y.P-C-A G0SDel Team Com- Y.P.C.A., N.E.A. Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Y P CA Chapel Cgmmii-fee miffee, C O l I 6' Q G CHOFUS, Choral Union Collegiate Chorale, Choral Choral Union Union, N.E.A. 34 Kermit Gingerich Lavonne Gisel Ruth Gisel Filer' ldaho Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Y.P.C.A. YiP.C.A., N.E.A., Dorm Coun- Y.P.C.A., N.E.A. Cl Helen Hartzler l-larrisonville, Missouri Y.P.C.A., Nurses Club, Pep Club Orpha Hartzler West Chester, Iowa Collegiate Chorale, Choral Un ion, Dorm Council K 1 is Vivian Helmuth Alvin Hershberger Gordon Hershberger Thomas Hershberger Glen Flora, Wisconsin Kansas City, Kansas Milford, Nebraska Albany, Oregon Nurses Club, Journal Staff Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Y.P.C.A. Survey Committee, Collegiate Chorale, Choral Choral Union Collegiate Chorale Custodian, Union, Lark Artist, Choral Union 35 Carolyn Kauffman Hammett, Idaho Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Cho- rale, C h o r a I Union, Scrooge play, Dorm Council Mary, Lee Heyerly Tangent, Oregon Y.P.C.A. Bible Students Fel- lowship Secretary, Oedipus play is Carol Ann Histand Harold Edward Y C APrv0r,P?klah?:Ta T Hochstetler .P. . ., Fr man ass reas- K i- ii, M Mary LOU .lOl lrlSTOl'l urer, Collegiste Chorale, Choral Y.P.C.A.? lgilfje Sniilfgaizeiiow Hesston, Kansas Union, Lark Co-Editor, Dorm Ship Chairman Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale, Cguncil Choral Union, Pep Club, C Nurses Club College ' .Q S - 'N,,.w Q s ww Q lgonna Kaugfman Doreen Kauffman Ralph Kauffman Zella Kauffman rownsville, regon I Minot, North Dakota Crystal Springs Kansas M' i N in D ig f Z.P.C.A. Stugenfs Fellolfvshnp Y.P.C.A. Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale, Y,p,C,l2? ' Cgllegea gllaorug, Ommlffeef. 0 699 OVUS, Choral Union, Journal Co- Choral Union Choral Union, Journal Re- Edii-or porter, Oedipus play 36 Phyllis King Harper, Kansas Y.P.C.A., Journal Reporter, Pep Club, Cheerleader Zolla Kauffman Elaine Kennel Minot, North Dakota lowa City, Iowa Y-P-C-A-, C0ll9Q9 Chorus, Cl'1O- Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale, I ral Union Choral union, cms' Athletic Sharon King Council Hutchinson, Kansas Y.P.C.A., N.E.A., Collegiate Chorale, Choral Union 'heahmen Wayne Kratzer Orrville, Ohio Y.P.C.A. Jail Committee Chairman, Bible Students Claude Kremer Mary Lou Lehman Archie Listenbee ' Staples, Minnesota Middlebury, Indiana ChicagQ, illinois I Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Y.P.C.A. Ja il Committee, Choral Union Choral Union, Journal Typ- Journal RGDOVTEV ist, Dorm Council 37 Fellowship, College Cho- rus, Choral Union Susan Long Hesston, Kansas Y.P.C.A., Pep Club Lonnie Loucks John Marner Aaron Martin Canton, Kansas Selma, Oregon New Holland, Pennsylvania Y-P-C-A-1 C0ll6giate Cho- Y.P.C.A. Home Visitation Com- Y.P.C.A. Peace and Service Di- rale President, Choral Un- mittee, Peace and Service Com- visional Chairman, Collegiate ion, Student Council Vice- mittee, College Chorus, Choral Chorale, Choral Union President, Journal Sports Union Editor Allan Mast Hesston, Kansas Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Cho- ral Union College Arlynn McGinnis Deer Creek, Illinois Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Cho- ral Union, Pep Club, Scrooge 8t Oedipus plays Cecil Mil r ' . Newton, Karas Stlgglxg' llgllllefd Margaret Ann Miller Zonda Osborne Y.P.c.A., collegiate choraie, Y P c A Q' O Ora O Y Crystal Sprmgg' Kansas Hessfonf Kansas Choral Unignl Student Coun- ' ' ' ' S-P-C-A-I C0lleQlate Chorale Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale, cil, Speech Council President, Jgililglryhegolgtgrr a l Union, Clh 0 I' H l UFll0l'1, Oedipus D av Lark 8. Journal Business Manager 38 Margarete Oskolkoft Edna Plank Kalona, Iowa Middlebury, lndiana Y.P.C.A., S p e e c h Council, Y,P.C.A,- Oedipus 81 Scrooge plays Sondra Reeves Hammett, ldaho Y,P.C.A. 'lneahmen Marva Rhodes La Junta, Colorado Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Cho- ral Union Alta Mae Pool Calico Rock, Arkansas Y.P.C.A. Literature Evan gelism Committee, Oedi pus 8. Scrooge plays Clance Rofn Janice Roth Lena Roth Janet Schrock Wisner Nebraska Milford, Nebraska Harrisonville, Missouri Garden City, Missouri Y,P,C,A, N'E,A Y.P.C.A,, College Chorus, Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, ' ' ' Choral Union Choral Union, Pep Club Choral Union 39 Anabel Schweitzer Beaver Crossing, Nebraska Y.P.C.A. Donna Shenk Sheridan, Oregon Y.P.C.A. Gospel Team Com Carolyn Snyder Ashley, Michigan Y.P.C.A. Joyce Snyder Filer, Idaho Y.P.C.A., Student Council mittee, Freshman Class Sec retary, Student Council, Jour nal Typist, College Chorus, Choral Union Secretary, Speech Council Treasurer, Collegiate Cho- rale, Choral Union, Oedi- pus 8 Scrooge plays Rosemary Stauffer Milford, Nebraska Y. P. C. A., College Chorus Secretary, Choral Union, Pep Club, Journal Staff Ardys Stoll Casselton, North Dakota Samuel Strong, Jr. l-larrisonbdrg, Virginia Y-P-C-A-, C0lleQlaTe Cl'10I'HlG, Y.P.C.A. Missions Commit- Cl'1Ofal UF1iO 1, OGCliDUS tee, Collegiate Chorale, Cho- Dl3Y, PeD Club ral Union Delores Stutzman Hesston, Kansas Y.P.C.A. l-l o m e Visitation Committee. Chairman, Col- legiate Chorale, Choral Un- ion 40 X s Cecil Swartzendruber Owendale, Michigan Y.P.C.A., College Chorus, Choral Union -1355? assi X ex , so S K Qs XE W YQQ X l Doris WaldelICh Warren Whitaker Gilbert Wyse Ronald Wyse gi.: ArChbOld, Ohio La Junta, Colorado Midland, Michigan Mt. Pleasant, Iowa -if-'c Y.P.C.A., D o r m Council, Y,P,C.A. Y.P.C.A., Oedipus play Y.P.C.A., Collegiate Chorale QT. Nurses Club Choral Union, Student Coun jc cil I, '3neal1men Donna Yoder Harrisonville, Missouri Y.P.C.A., Pep Club l . sf ,X 1 , Leah Anne Yoder Mary Lou Yoder Patricia Yoder Russel Yoder , . - k k G h n, Indiana Hesston, Kansas Y psglfshewana' 'd'a a Y.pfffllfO ROC 'Ar was Y.P.c.A?Si-leo m e visitation Y.P.c.A., college chorus, Committee, College Chorus, Choral Union Choral Union 4'I -'aff E-frfvfffefefrfvfrf-'-are i N S! 'X Semona GORDON AMSTUTZ Apple Creek Ohio An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow Baxter JANICE BIRKY Adair Oklahoma l had rather do and not promise than promise and not do Warwick LAWRENCE BIRKY-Columbia Falls, Montana The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigatorsf'-Gibbon LOIS BORNTRAGER-Bloomfield, Montana Deliberate with caution, but act with decision and prompt- ness. -Colton WESLEY BORNTRAGER-Bloomfield, Montana The only way to have a friend is to be one. -Emerson ERVIN BRENNEMAN-Hesston, Kansas He who has health has hope, and he who has hope, has everything. -Arabian Proverb HOWARD BRENNEMAN-Hesston, Kansas Youth is the opportunity to do something and to become somebody. +Munger HOWARD BURKHOLDER-Harper, Kansas Girls we love for what they are, young men for what they promise to be. -Goethe PHILIP EARNEST-Nampa, Idaho What sweet delight a quiet life affords. -Drummond ESTHER EBERSOLE-Scottdale, Arizona Virtue alone is the unerring sign of a noble soul. -Boiltaw GLORIA ECK-Val ey Center, Kansas lt matters not how ong we live, but how. -Bailey WILBUR ENTZ-Newton, Kansas Character is the real foundation for success. -Hammond LYLE GINGERICH-Hesston, Kansas lt is motive alone that gives character to the actions of men. -Bruyi re DWIGHT HERSHBERGER-Latour, Missouri Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. --James l:l9 DOTTIE HJELMSTAD-LaJunta, Colorado Good humor is the health of the soulg sadness is its poison. -Stanislaus ALICE HOOLEY-Nampa, Idaho - Enthusiasm is the element of success in everything. -Doane ELEANOR HOSTETLER-Harper, Kansas Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. -Confucius MERLE HOSTETLER-Harper, Kansas ln all things it is better to hope than to despair. -Goethe FLOYD KAUFFMAN-Perryton, Texas Progress is the activity of today and the assurance of tomorf row. -Emerson PAUL KAUFFMAN-Minot, North Dakota He who thinks for himself is a free man. -Klopstock WAYNE KAUFFMAN-Minot, North Dakota The town is a man's world, but this country life is of God. -Cowper JOYCE LIVENGOOD-Tremont, Illinois lt is good to be a part of life. -H. G. Wells Seniona 45 X Senioua MARLENE LOUCKS-Protection, Kansas A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. -Lamb CAROL MARTIN-Wellmanflowa Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasmg -it moves stones. -Bulwer-Lytton CORA BELLE McELMURRY-Hesston, Kansas lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. -Thackeray LOWELL MILLER-Beemer, Nebraska The mind ought sometimes to be amused. -Phoedrus MARGARET MILLER-Phoenix, Arizona Sensibility is the power of woman. -Lavater SUE MILLER-Goshen, Indiana Good humor makes all .things tolerable. -Addison JEANNENE RESCHLY-Mt. Pleasant, Iowa The reward of a thing well done,' is to have done it. - Emerson BECKY ROTH-Washington, Iowa Modesty is the citadel of beauty and virtue. -Demadis ARLENE SCHLABACH-Sugar Creek, Ohio Live as if you expected to live a hundred years, but might die tomorrow. -Ann Lee DeVERA SCHMIDT-Canton, Kansas There is an art of reading, an art of thinking, and an art of writing. -Disraeli TWYLA SELZER-Protection, Kansas Great works are performed not by strength but by persever- ance Johnson X XXX MIRIAL SHETLER-Upland, California No star ever rose or set without influence somewhere' I -Merdith JAN ET SLAGEL-Kalona, Iowa There is no genius in lite like the genius of energy and activity. --D. G. Mitchell JOYCE SOMMERFELD-Halstead, Kansas Talent is power, tact is skill. -Scargill MARY YVONNE STOLTZFUS-Premont, Texas A good laugh is sunshine in the house. -Thackeray RUTH ANN SWARTZENDRUBER-Kansas City, Kansas Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. - Chesterfield STANLEY SWARTZENDRUBER-Limon, Colorado It ain't no use putting up your umbrella till it rains. - Alice Rice CURTIS TROYER-Conway, Kansas One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. -Goethe PAUL UNRUH-Galva, Kansas God's in His Heaven-all's right with the worldl -Brown- ing GERALD VOGT-Newton, Kansas Nothing succeeds so well as success. -Tallyrand LLOYD VOGT-Newton, Kansas Where liberty dwells, there is my country. -Milton RICHARD VOGT Hesston Kansas One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it Proverb Semoua aaa '5fa 6i-22- 1545--1' X ' X D 4 V J . f 4 'Y f 3 1 Q o x . 3 A A , y .xr vu 7 fx 25 ff FU 71 5 3 .. , H David Beacny Yoder, Kansas 5 Dolores Busclfiert Carstairs, Alberta AX s ws t Q s. . , ......., f . .,,, ,i fix XA XS 5 X , 55 X iw :E--, i':'5'g 1 , ' Q X X 4' ' 5 lift ' 5 '-,J A s YX55 AS ii 'i 42 :V 1 N XX Q K 1 A ,. 24. 11 , ssezsxf: 52 -R A HE Y Q X, X N X X X N fx f gix 15 X ei, T t it 1 'N Xxx ,X X5 , ss X ,U H , 1, - o- W 'ski 5 X :K- , as A xv? ,J s X X K 2 Barbara Claassen Newton, Kansas flunioua Irene Classen l-lesston, Kansas Donald'Diller l-lesston, Kansas Adelma Garber Jackson, Minnesota Judy Ga rber Jackson, Minnesota Melvin Glick Eureka, Illinois Ge ra rdo Gonzalez Mathis, Texas Evelyn Kauffman Hesston, Kansas Carolyn Kreider Palmyra, Missouri Kermit Lind l-lesston, Kansas Sponsor Melva Kauffman I , -.f..,v::' NH' ' Q-.1:.-.-' - -.sa-T , , I . . 153 XS- X1 Sw xx it Q swat sq sgt X , X L at si N51 . fx t Q KXYQ. k SXt . . is so .. .X Y 1. 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Delvin Martin Minot, North Dakota Dawn Miller Nampa, Idaho Elwood Miller Milford, Nebraska flunioua Nadine Roupp l-lesston, Kansas Stanley Sommerfeld Halstead, Kansas La rry Swa rtzendruber St. Johns, Michigan Paul Troyer Conway, Kansas Jerry Unruh Surrey, North Dakota Larry Vogt Hesston, Kansas Carolyn Voran l-lesston, Kansas Je rry Weaver Hesston, Kansas Kermit Wenger Canton, Kansas Sponsor Daniel Kauffman Sponsor F reedley Schrock Sophomouea Joan Bitikofer Canton, Kansas Joe Brenneman Hesston, Kansas Robert Bourn East Peoria, Illinois Bonnie Burkey Hesston, Kansas James Chapple Newton, Kansas Roma Jean Diller Hesston, Kansas Luanna Friesen Hesston, Kansas Dwaine Kauffman Minot, North Dakota Marilyn Kaufman Moundridge, Kansas Robert Kim Hesston, Kansas Dwight King Hutchinson, Kansas Ann Krabi ll Hesston, Kansas Wendell Kreider Palmyra, Missouri Gordon Unruh Galva, Kansas Eunice Schrock Hesston, Kansas Retta Smith Hesston, Kansas Roger White Peabody, Kansas Harold Widmer Colfax, Washington X xN QX ANS X X XX XX X X XX X-xv .Z X XX, XX XX X XX N if 4 XX X a . pg X 22 I :ff S. X- I X A jf? Xafwwt N YJ 7 1+ , is X 'L X X S wf X A My XX S X sl fgff : W X XM! E Ronald Brunk Newton, Kansas Ruth Classen Hesston, Kansas Yvonne- Dreier Newton, Kansas Betty Graber Newton, Kansas Gloria Kauffman Hesston, Kansas Jerry Lind Hesston, Kansas Patricia McElmurry Hesston, Kansas Dennis Meagher Belle Vourche, South Dakota Phillip Osborne Hesston, Kansas DuMont Schmidt Canton, Kansas Sponsors Edwin Weaver and Mae Nitzsche Martha Smith Hesston, Kansas Gordon Sommerfeld Halstead, Kansas Ma rva Stutzman Hesston, Kansas Roger Vogt Hesston, Kansas Betty Voran Hesston, Kansas Ka ren Weave r Hesston, Kansas Daniel White Newton, Kansas Darwin White Peabody, Kansas Imo Jeanne Yoder Hesston, Kansas Judith Smith Hesston, Kansas 'Jneahmen X A' X, an ,,f D It .ii 'il X ,XXV 1 YW s f X ' E if WX 4 ii U X ,VXI 1,!, X., ,ff S W X f . X WX J i W A X- W Q ff S M Xt S y ? WXXX'Vf'XW401 i xwiwm 4 1 N X XQ X QXY X X mf 7Xxff QQ? 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'X'Q 4 f fe 0 arf s QQ ff New 5 N Q, Q Q 75 fi' NNW? VAS x ssyesj 'fa 'f W 7i'SWNs'fWgs 'w fz 'fZ Qwfafz fr'f'7ffQ r M-ww wr W--Wnffy ff ,W W-WNW. ,. . , f f fm My ' 3 ,?W,,gf' l The Y.P1C.A. is the largest organi- zation on campus. lts purpose is to strengthen the students in their Christian life and to train members for Christian service. Many opportunities are open for witnessing through the five divisions: Peace and Service, Publicity, Extension, Institutional, and Christian Lite. The truth shall make you free. The Executive Committee, Fern Bontrager, Treasurer, Clayton Beyler, Sponsor, Norma Bender, Secretary, Howard Birky, Vice- President, Earl Eberly, President. . 'T K 5 Sri is 5 .XE ' X Q Q 5 X -, K3 x .sc Q N s s - X if X S' at R S X s s ts Yr. The Y Cabinet with Pres. Eberly presiding. The Cab- inet consists of the Division Chairmen, the Executive Committee, and the Sponsor. 56 Qani. lS lg lSllan isiian ll lor 5lCflS1 ision, X -.s 1 YS Q. P 5 X 'Nba sc my X . rbi . X .X A . QC. 1 .XG ogg ss X rfffi QXWW few. .. Q was T 1 toys. XX R+. OEQTQF-sly ' .Qs xi.-fi viii.. xx... -R .C W sg ye .X . C x X Civ-iYzf3: r -. if A X ...... A X The Publicity Committee at work with Chairman Marian Histand standing be- hind Carol Kauffman, Carol Zehr, and Vivian Helmuth. gs 5 - ikx S FXTNVQ s P X e vfff Below: A. Martin and committee mem- ber prepare tapes. 1 '. S Q Above: The Peace and Service Committee is was just organized this school year re- placing the Peace Society of former years. i.f. j- xbi Chairman is Aaron Martin. Right: Two other members of this division are shown here informally discussing plans for future projects. Youth Fellowship Com- mittee. Isabelle Hartzler, Divisional Chairman, standing. Harold Troyer, sea te d, is committee chairman. Here is the Chapel Program Committee with Wilbur Birky as chairman. The three committees of this division are grouped here with Divisional Chairman, Cecil Swartzendruber, on extreme left. fyyf X X If ZZ! .M l' A Saturday evening jail service at Newton. A ' The Prayer and Bible Study Committee under Mary Bruba- cher is responsible for planning prayer meetings, morning de- votions, etc. Below and picture on other page show quartets singing at the Old People's Home and a community home. S. Headings and D. Stutzman are chair- men of the committees in care of this work. C sw N as ' 1 xt Margaret Rensberger, chair- man of the Literature Evan- and gelism Committee, Lowell Miller passing out X tLx.. 1 i f ixkmf my A , A . X- Q Akxlzf New 5 John Blough, Extension Division Chairman, with the committee .NS V, WS S X fff tracts. l g X - T xv fiwxxxt X .xt- E QXEQ 1 X :ssc essex six - X-ss A xxx-,y X X--lift 'RN Wx N its fs T 0 of l L Sunday School at the lOth St. Church. chairmen in the Divi- sion. ' Ewa Sams ,Q My Qt X A Upper right: Pastor Raber and wife with the members of his church in Wichita. N fw. K X QMS . QQ 2, N x 'WK , x ilssgiiw The North Wichita workers returning from visitation. X ,OW The Y Gospel Team that toured during Christmas vacation. Kw- The Speech Council The Speech Council is in charge of all forensics on the campus. This year, drama was stressed, and such plays as Oedipus, King of Thebeis provided an uplifting aesthetic experience for both audience and actors. Other activities included poetry and dramatic reading contests, a peace oratorical con- test, and an anti-alcohol contest. Speech Council flctiuitiea Above: Marley's ghost, A. Martin, and Scrooge A.Troyer, in the Christmas Carol. ow: Scene in the Oedipus play. ow left: Queen Jocasta and King Oedipus YC. t 5 s X S Nw be A . N X m :LQ tl x if S X gr Q N sa N Q S5 RX ,kg R E X N 5 . S tt Xxx . . S X Q jsq X .'?-Y-1? . Below: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Lonnie Loucks ............. Vice-President Carol Martin. . . ...... Secretary Arnold Wyse . . . . .President P. M. Yoder. . . .... Sponsor Refrigeration Service Student 5 : II o Council Student Council next Tuesday . . . Dress-up supper Fri day e-vening at 6:OO . . . The Council in session . . . the min U tes read . . . old and new business . . . records bought for the dining hall . . . complaints to be settled . . . Easter work d ays . . . dorms provided with magazines . . . refrigeration service for the dorms . . . student cleanup day . . . and so O Student D N.E.A. The purpose of the students' division of the National Education Association is to acquaint the student with the teaching profession and with the problems he will face as a teacher. The goal of each student is to become the teacher who will lead children into happy, useful lives as citizens. Right: N.E.A. OFFICERS Ruby Horst ........... .... S ecretary Harold Troyer. . . .... Pr.esident Byrdene Gerig . . . . .Treasurer n, until the inevitable Il move we adjourn . . . and the resident dismisses. , , 1 fx' ' Q, . ,X N M , ' ' ,, , , us.. , .. Duane Miller, editor, showing Carol Histand, co-editor, some l I fm w plans for the 58 Lark. 4 f C W , 428 ? t7A , r 5 r ,,nA ,l . ,.,.xA.. M , , ,, r , Z ' 1 gr c . ' i i ,1 N, x A., ' ' X -we : i f gr-f A 1 , fi? ' l -- , , Q I MVK -. . 1. f - l 3 '.:N,: X: if f X f . Cecil Miller, business manager, at the - books trying to balance the budget as lil my Kenneth Steider, sponsor, looks on. ff L ...,. 'W t Q WN sr WSW! -5: Making posters such as these is one of the jobs the Lark artists, Carol Zehr and Tom Hershberger, per- form. The Lark typists, Anna Mae Leichty and Ruth Ann Swartzendruber, dis- cussing a problem. 1' 1 it Q X fx K '-hX Q X E x ss: J L -XM - st- -Q Ks QW NN sax was Q A x XX N X XN NX wg XXL X Y X X ss XX .X N L L, ivxi Ns Ralph Kauffman, ass't editor, Treva Swartzen- druber, editor, Faye Birky, proofreader, and Ken- neth Steider, sponsor, examine a Journal. 1-Wiiggfagf ttt, Q SSX L Xt af' X. W s s F Vw it E Here, Wendell Kreider, Circu- lation Manager, spends his spare time mailing out the Journal. 5 5 Qounnal NWN XML Ph Tw on iygggt wi o Q 'ffwgy gf. W, ,.,. :Nh My 'W -114--wa ,V f f ff ---A--, N Xxx V X ssxxxyww s, x Xt QWM ,X pg, MSR ?,,?Q,. , ,ly X xx X xg 1 The news editors, Lonnie Loucks, ivan White, Twyla Selzer, and Marian Histand, get to- gether for a chat about recent happenings on campus. Feature editors, Daniel Burkholder, Aden Troyer, Kermit Lind, and Norma Bender, busy with pencils and paper. .,N,Qs1Xt ,W L ,xy 3 ,X . Y td., Sskgxft 'hug 5 I X. .3 Wrgiiigz , -, L X xx ,N .N ., XX , :Nt Nr at . . 339 gf: LTN-L 'X sw so M, Q L L S, ii .Q jiswxsx V - X- g s X Sq L wt .. Left: When there's typing to be done for the Journal, these typists take care of it. They are Mary Lou Lehman, Isabelle Hartzler, Donna Shenk, and Joann Erb, head typist. . Bible Studenta' flellowahip The Bible Students' Fellowship meets to discuss various prob- lems of the Church and of the Christian life. Guest speakers have been very helpful in giving the members a broader outlook of the work of the Church. N Ylunaea' Club The purpose of the Nurses' Club is to give the student a better insight into the field of nursing. This is done through discussion, lec- tures, and films. A good nurse can be of great service to mankind. no gi QR X Coqa The name of the astronomy club, COQS, comes from the Latin words which mean ce- lestial observing group. This year the mem- bers of the club fixed up a 7-inch telescope, learned constellations, saw astronomy films, listened to astronomy lectures, and mapped meteor showers. Getting together and learn- ing about this great universe not only in' creases one's knowledge, but at the same time gives him a new respect for an even greater God. an 4 W Gd Jr I Seated: Arnold Wyse, Aden Troyer, John Blosser,GiIbert Wyse. Kneeling: Phil Zuercher, Howard Birky, Dennis Zimmerly, Ronald Wyse, Dean Byers. Standing: Laurel Miller, Wayne Kratzer, David Troyer, Ronald Weaver, Stanley Roupp, and coach, Harold Miller. 'J- un qmmxvw v X X 1 'J'- Vauait if i H L-LX. J 4, Q ...W x.NX..,. ., ,, .K R V X f ig i l l l l COACH-Harold Miller TEAM MEMBERS-Dwight King, Jerr E Lind, Robert Kim, Phil Oglf borne, Joe Brenneman, kneel- ing. David Beachy, Wesley Borntrager, Dwight Hershber- ger, Larry Vogt, Wayne Kauff- man, 2nd row. Lawrence Birky, Howard Brenneman, Wayne Yoder, Kermit Lind, Jerry Wit- trig, Jerry Weaver, 3rd row. Gun Hiqh School Vanaitq l ll ii l l ' i l i ' l mi lll ill in fl li ll ll SPONSOR-P. M. Yoder 1 OFFICERS- Ql Laurel Miller, President, , , Carol Martin, Vice-Pres- l ident, Donna Shenk, Sec. 'i V, l -Treas. 1 l CHEERLEADERS- il 5 COLLEGE Lillian Burkey, Rosemary it 5 Stauffer, Ardys Stoll, , Phyllis King, l ll CHEERLEADERS-H.S. Becky Roth, Evelyn Kauffman N ,L , - X XXV? KKK, 'Pep Club X FN 1 A qvg' H I' 1-1 5, 9 SOFTBALL CO-CHAMPIONS - Sophomore A , Captain Arnold Miller and Freshman A , Captain Wayne Kratzer. Champ L 'Jeama VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS- Sophomore A . A. X M X. A L e AX E . ' -' L T! BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS- Sophomore A 94 7 C5 X. Z Z I 0 Y Q9 . . 5 MAQNN Nmamw X ss--iv, asxgww wavsy ,,b X Xe S X1 ,, , mx .W 41 2 ff N, N-wx N wx- THE SENIORS CAME OUT VICTORIOUS IN VOLLEYBALL AND BASKET- BALL. The captains for the volleyball and basketball teams were Becky Roth and Mirial Shetler, respectively. inl'a G Jntnamunala Lena and Carol enjoying the fall weath- er on the schuffleboard court. Byrdene trying hard to score in the Sophomore vs. Freshman game. i Xe: ,. l NW, X 1 M1 f. 5 X' Q 5 4, ' Vx .4 1 11, 1! 1 ,z W Z ,M 1,1 ,, . . . . X 1 5' , W' 'ix , 1 5, ,' f' , , , 1 4 1 N ' 4 'J 1 '-'X Q4 t . , 1 , Qu wi 'z 1 10' eu 11, ,, . - 2, f 'Nw ' ' , 2 . 1 X , 9 , 5 7 4 , ,V ' 4 T 1 s V Q A ' xg TN QE' M11 'f M71 W' ,I P59254 4' 1 1 S, , 11 W 1? 2 M-...Ja K ' gmxylf. , ' ' 1 Y x . M: 'Q 2 , ,.1 1 . 14 - 4 '7-gxffff .-X ,N ' , , W ' ' X W . xy, X 1 Q -M-3.11 4, , ,- X AX , X , rw ,J fxfxx X ,f'5W3f1f N1 ' N , ,11 wa ' -,V ' , g 'wx Q 3 1 ZX X ,. 5 4' X x Law- XFTTFJQP K Y 1 2 AN My w ,.w.,,,, fkf, ,. RQ f, , ,N - , ' A 4. - ww, -'4' 'f. Right: Lois Shetler, Fern Bontrager, Byrdene Gerig, Delores Stutzman. Below: Lonnie Loucks, Edwin Schrock, Sanford Headings, Ralph .Kauffman Chonale Right: Lowell Byler, director, looks at the flowers on his ca- rnellia plant. Mr. Byler's hobby is gardening. 75 xx X ' NX, r '10 ,Mwm 5 X ix N asv , ' ,MRNXX X , .N fx X ix X XX ' x Q? 5, J, ' X N , x 9,5512 9 YT ' V my Nw x Ng I fffzxewgx ' wh. E ,,QN N- Q X X 1. 0 wg. Q x X - 'P x SI 5 xx WS X 1 N . X X f .. V M wi t ' 3 , 1. is :,, 2 k 3 ' 4 - 21:- i vw' E . U X ,f a n M 3 W'-X A '. L ii Right: Joyce Livengood, Becky Roth, Alice Hooley, Lois Borntrager. Below: The Watchmen Quartet - Wendell Kreider, Ivan White, Ronald Wyse, Dwight Hershberger. S sh xg Q f Choflale Right: P. M. Yoder, director, takes time out from.his duties for a cup of coffee. Dining Hall Scenea Left: Paul Miller and Clare Bechler chat as they prepare food for Us fo Gal. Below: Waiting for dinner: Right: The waitresses eat a quick bite before another hand goes up. Below: Becky Roth and Audrey Springer clear tables after a meal. !-. W-, if NJ M--+1 Below: A din ing hall scene Q N it N Fi Us.. ,. o To ii. 1 Si K : , Y, ' - 2 - 1 I t 3::'K:- '3'v g Q. l,,s ,N . . l 1--'N -' I ' - an N'-. 1 ..,' -Q- Agf-. ..,..K.1. V. -'.' . 2 :N Y x ... . 1 ' A 5 x gi.. .. 5 S , tk 3 - Ng I ' IL Campua Wonh Pnoquam Right: Gordon Hershber- ger is seen here sorting our mail.' S X s Z I S S ii: ' l X s Q, 5 S X is Above: Wendell Kreider performs his daily duty of unlocking the doors of our school buildings. Right: Dishwashing time comes after every meal. Below: Margaret Ann Miller is receivf ing her work payment from the busi- ness office. 1, t , cs , .xxx rrisji s Wg fy: S: ,M XXX, MN ff M, 5, Mis bfi. SN5XXNY2'Eiqg ii i. fi LV. 71:4 it I 9 ,Q av '11 Left: Mr. Sawatzky shows Joann Erb and Phil Zuercher, Civiliza- tion students, a historic country on the map. Above: Miss Mil er's high school Typing class pounding at the keys. Dean Miller with Ralph g M Kauffman and Cecil C Miller work out a lab Below rightg Bert experiment in the Voth burns some zinc C0lleQe Cl eml5'f Y and sulfur dust as Class- ss i f Zeke looks on. f Below: A few students in the high school Chemistry class. What do you have there, Lyle? 1 CXQX X Right: Some of the faculty that va- X X L X. 4 Ny ' ,NLL fir? Below: Mr. Driver and Mr. Yoder, class sponsors, eating lunch under a shade tree at t e '-fX ef class outing at Salina. cated to the cook's lounge during the Christian Men's Banquet be- cause of the extra guests present. .. f , Sy . XXH - N VSA XF, Aisgmw QXXQ7 xi NX AN fe Sw X eww std l. cm. fb 4 at of zw 'fsifi X ' X J' Z 'bfgl 'sffkxf-V 1,35 Zfxsffklw' 'NEMO Above: Communucatlon term papers were the mann subject of the College Freshman durnng the week of Feb. 23-28, Here Joyce types up the Ina draft. Below left: Mr. Am- stutz shows Wa ne Below: Mr. Krablll s how to use some equlp- hugh school Sclence ment In the Farm Shop students learning as the rest of the class In some facts nn the A Il t h. classroom. gruculture wa c xy ZQQN w ,, X: X - QQRQJNXWBA Myron Augsburger, evangelist ' The College Octet ' Lark and Journal contest The old lady who lived in a shoe ' Sugar Creek Gang Quartet The shoe Fw The Chrlstmas Banquet fjsu r ffigx sk wsw- K X ' ' . I ' . X ses Get It straught, Arnle HOW S that SQGIH? Archle The after effects of the hunt Girls' Open-l-louse l l 4 ...F- T x M ff ,ZW W RX is x S My i Slurp, slurpl Work days, bah!! Ed fou rs XX i 1 ' i i Chef Roth Kansas City, here we come! Ah, dinner at last. Reallyp? Studying or . . . ? Where's Scrooge's money? Pluckthose string Q s ::.::: ii :A- Ladies' Merger Wie gehts? S ' I Q, : :. ': s's'... X. wx 0,4 45 I 1 , , f ' hw f ,W -.fo . A515 . ., Q .jnsf 5 -il.. -s 0 . k X J 'SY'- ,Q x XX XX 5 X f XXSQX S55 ARS vw X X XX mx X fxxgtxxxgx x X xx X A sa X XX X 6 wi' X-:X 'SQ Q E X . N X - . . X 9 XS XX v S X XPS X X x A N sw X ' 'XXXN ' V X sb X . Ns X S eff - f . XM, X' X xi XV : X XX RX X NI. x XS x is r xx' 'X X Y XX X S 0 X X X A N .. . x 'T K X N X ,, X X X Q X X K1 . , W X x y 5 XX sw X X X .X 5 X X dp XX 1 XX- gg S Q, - N N X X X S ,kvf -ii. XX X XXX X . N X N X XX is X X Q Xw fi! . XXX? NX X K ' .XA X 1 X X r - S E 2 Christmas vacation-Rocky Mountain d -th ' l HBOYI itfs a nice dayl ma S e dllch' Snow sculpturers? let's play tennis? Bottle of rubbing alcohol- Sophomore class party, 7:30 p.m. in the 3 0Ommafe - What mOfe Sophomores make the letters gym. does One WENT- HC on the Oklahoma Capitol steps. HESSTON STATE BANK l OId and ReliabIe H esston, Kansas l ll ll Our Fifty-first Year Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STATE HANK Building the Community 5 by TRAINING, and, I , I 7 TECHNIQUE A KING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I ini I 'I HESSTON CONCRETE Co Build for llfe with concrete No Muss No Fuss 1 Call Us Phone 133 Hesston . 1 1 Liberal Arts College Teacher Education School of Nursing Biblical Seminary GOSHEN COLLEGE Goshen, Indiana xr - 'Q3Ne Congratulatzons to the Class of 1958 J. G. STUCKY AND SONS Wally-Class of '39 Herman-Class of '23 The House of Quality HERMAN'S FEED AND Finest in Fresh and Frozen Foods l Moundridge - Hesston Wellman, Iowa Bryant and Carrier Furnaces and - Air Conditioners HESSTON LOCKER SERVICE Mayco Water Softeners F F d M C . -. t - sheet Metal Work men 00 S ea urmg WELTY PLUMBING SHOP Plumbing and Heating Slaughter Service T. M. and Eva Brenneman Hesston, Kansas Phone 120-N-11 Hesston, Kansas S The feed mill supplies feeds HESSTON MILL AND Royal turkey dressing plant ROYAL TURKEY ELEVATOR FARMS, INC. tilt .6 Q. .guna . Tru er Q . W-NJ'?ffff+ 6 1 fm : s : 9, Ph. 67 ,Q 4, ,Q , Ugg! 'll' Roy S. Troyer 81 Son, Ordo Albert H. Weaver cQ Roy S. Troyer NEBERGALL SERVICE Your Independent and Home-Operated Super Station and Garage VILLAGE MOTEL Comfortable - Clean Hospitable Better Books for Better Livingi' BOOK AND BIBLE ROOM Hesston, Kansas ' John'S Radio Shop ,Zenith High Fidelity Instruments I COMPANY Home of the Hesston Record Job Printing ' Harold and Ida Sommerfeld I I I I I I I I RAZOOK'S APPLIANCE Full Line of Sunbeam Appliances RCA, Admiral, Zenith, and Emerson Hotpoint Appliances and Whirlpool Washers Furniture Everything for the Home Amazing Trade-in Offer Phone 82-N-I1 Hesston, Kansas SMITH WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP Hesston, Kansas Telephone 95-N-12 See us for your truck. and pickup unloading troubles We are agents for Harsh Hoists and Omaha Hoists Blacksmithing and General Welding W e weld everything but a broken heart For Quality Portraits at Moderate Prices Hurry to ' SCHMIDT STUDIO E Weddings, Family Groups, Baby Portraits Phone Goessel 47-K-I7 3 Miles South of Goessel A.I.A. THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE HESSTON MENNONITE CHURCH EMPLOYED ARCHI- TECTS LICENSED UNDER KANSAS STATE LAWS, AND MEMBERS OF THE ARCHITECTS NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 4 I I I I Q I II I I I I S I I I I I W. I Your Central Kansas Headquarters When in Hesston for ' Religious Books . Vlslt the ' ' Greeting Cards VHESSTON CAFE I Bibles 1 General Conference Publications for ' Gifts and Novelties Discounts to Ministers and Churches MENNONITE BOOK STORE Mildred and Mary Swartzendruber - 720 Main St. Newton, Kansas food and fellowship Hesston College Student Headquarters for Y B k . wk Pgljnal Needs Congratulations to the class 'A' Sheaffer Pens of 1958! if Wilson Sporting Goods y f R0Ya1TYPeWfitefS BEARDEN Foon Co. 1' Snacks ' s 'i Wichita, Kansas RUYSTON MUTOR SELVY INTERIORS Complete Interior Decorating Services 1 Furniture - Paint Drapery - Wallpaper - Carpet 713 Main Street, Newton, Kansas Free Consultation ' Ph. AT 3:1050 Ph. FO 3-024-6 Car, Truck, and Tractor Parts 811 Main , 1619 E. Central Newton, Kansas WiChit3, Kaflsfis NEWToN DAIRY Amd - - ' Pasteurized-Homogenized Grade A Milk and Other Dairy Products A Fuuyi Accredited uWe Make our Own Ice Creamw Four Year Christian Liberal Arts ' College 204 West 6th Newton, Kansas - Study to show thyself approved . . . Dwight Pierce, Owner ll Timothy 2:15 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1958 ELMER P ZEHR Your insurance counselor Phone 128-N-12 Hesston, Kansas CENTRAL KEY 81 SAFE COMPANY Safes Opened Repalred and Combinations Changed Door Closers Sales and Service Expert Gunsmlth Guns and Ammunmon Officer and Transport Badges A Key for Every Lock 305 N. Market Wichita, Kansas Compliments of Maxwell Flowers - Newton, Kansas Wichita Brush 81 Chemical C0.- Wichita, Kansas Abhlah Hotel Supply 4 Wichita, Kansas Building Materials 1 Wichita, Kansas HESSTON APPLIANCE CO Wiring of All Types GE' Appliances Berco Electric Heating Phone l04-N-22 EPPVS JEWELRY sz PHOTO NOBLE CARPENTER SHOP SUPPLIES North Newton, Kansas P Watches, Clocks, Cameras 81 Film Watch Repair 81 Film Service Contractors 'and Builders John Rooohly, Prop. Noble, Iowa P.O. Mt. Pl easa nt, Iowa Phone Wayland - Alpine 6-2551 Compliments of M. M. VOGT HARDWARE Try I-lesston First Phone 65 Hesston MID-KANSAS TELEPHONE, INC. Organized in 1897 I xw N 'Heaaton College Sonq ln the heart of the nation with faith flaming strong Lives the answer to vision and prayer Over age mellowed prairies come strains of a song In the fragrant and velvety air O Sweet as romance in the whispering night Flows the melody Truth makes you free So haunting alluring in mystical might Comes the call of the College to me In the heart of the state on the nurturing sod Hesston College enhances our lore And with loyal faith honors and glorifies God With silvery soft lyric outpour The tender and fervent devotion to Christ And submission to Holy decree Yield spiritual riches and wisdom unpriced' To His glory our College shall be. ln the heart of the tawny and burnished wheat lands Glows the answer to prayer and to dreamst And the glad sun caresses with soft golden hands Where the spirit of holiness gleams. ln my yearning and dreaming unbidden tears start. Hesston College is calling to me O dear Alma Mater enshrined in my heart I pledge my devotion to thee. QQAHASLL 55,4 A0 X l l z l 1 .S ,i K O Qxiix l Q lf l, J, Sl, 6 f - X -.---X , O g X .5 HOLY e..cc My A. .,tCc .5,BLE X' ff?-T17 Wigs t 1 5 LU xt -A I IRRFT :-'TLRQNI .5 2 ! Itff. fy-a1I'g5't, .gclicgfr 3 -f .S -5:-tr,-.. 'W' :pac .- .N -- f F1 f 5, 'X 'Q' gr Cla- XQS : 4:9 A 1, flslftx YQ!! t, S fo ,a .,.Z.?..fi S:X..,,0 1 909 ' 7 . 942: . Q I 4 5 I J x . ' l K 'f I 1. f'0 N 'vt' . A .. ' Q . ' , Q I9 ' an -A , ' , ' 3 'ku , hx 4, Fifi YEARBOOKS Io, Qumlv ,Ln Z 5 al, WLNWA 'dn ,iw , Q,-i ....,..97 ,AMN -'UK xr '-4 nu NM-,K gvi K ,x6 'be-, ,Nw '7. ' , -.Harm-w. V ,.., gl ' 1 .sv - ., . L 1 , -Lwqqf, -- t1?E?5-A If 'iii-'B lx if I F 7 F1 V fi I i I 1 IQ