Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Talents in usicc Pictured here are only four of The numerous groups who repre- sented H.C. as Ambassadors-012 large. Right: Diane Russell and Beverly Miller. Below: Beverly Miller, Lindo Cherry, and Cathie Molson. r

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.Cds mllmsss orsserttzlloermge ilspllemy Vllqlheilir' Na P 1 ls fi ,J Above. Mole quartet, Ron Baker, Lynn Chrvrngton, Charles Roberts, and Randy Smith sung at the Alumni Banquet. Right Carol Johnston, Pot Cotton, and Bonnie Lubbs, with Bernadrne Young at the piano M K L-...4 Using their musical talents to the glory ot God, various groups of students sing to all kinds of organizations, service groups, and churches. They also per- form frequently in chapel. Each time they leave campus these groups represent the col- lege and do invaluable work in recruitment by encouraging those in their listening audiences to support the college by be- coming students or donors.

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Huntington, like all colleges, has its share of students who complain about a lack of things to do, Actually there's plenty of things any student can find to till his spare hours it he only wants to. The essential success element in any organization or activity is participation. Only students can give this and as with most things, students can get trorn the College and life there, only what they put into it. participation I X Upper Left: Showing approval for the Foresters actions, the cheerleaders and fans give support, Top Right: Jay Ocker displays his first prize winning beard at the All-Campus Outing.