Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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.,, ' ' sqm. . f rm.. ' - : .l .:f.If'. TY Y' .' .S 1, NK. i., . agp D. McGinnis, W. Ortman, II. Sgutt, E. Roy, C. Lind, D. Hyde, C. Norton, N. Neumann, F. Schober, D. Walz, W. Schlecht, W. Nicholson. C. Hochhalter, J. Mumby, C. Jeske, D. Olson, P. Shirley, J. Haroldson, L. Johnson, A. Bergquist, V. Langdon, L. Danuser, E. Ouradnik. C. Thorson, L. Haveman, F. Chambers, A. Parker, B. Muir, M. Downer. I.. S. I2. Requirement for membership in the Life Service Recruits consists only of a Christian faith and the determination to express this faith in whatever professon one may undertake. Meeting every third Monday, the organization does a very helpful service in sending out young people, both musicians and speakers, to lead worship services. During the past year such groups have appeared in the Jamestown hospitals, the State Hospital, the Crippled Childrens School, and the Old People's Home. Officers are Emery Roy, President, Carol jeske, Vice-President, Shirley Dickerson. Secretary, and Gilbert Holle, Treasurer.

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.ar-V -- W. Green, C. Norton, G. Holle, E. Roy, R. Stuckenbruck, R. Pearson, A. Campbell, D. Hyde. Y, M. C A. We've told you what they do, with the women, but they have certain activities wherein they function alone. Of course Sadie Hawkins is a protege of the YM. For one day they let her loose and she and her cohorts roam the campus shouting, Hit him in the laig so you slow him downf' while the instigators of the chase look on contentedly from the safety of their perches in the trees. When Sadie is once more hidden away back in the hills the YMCA settles down to more serious business. In their weekly meetings they listen to guest speakers, hold discussions, watch films, or decide when the next coffee forum would be. In April they play host to delegates from YMCA's of other states at the annual Cabinet Training Conference. This year the 125 members voted the following men into office: President, Duane Hydeg Vice-President, Emery Roy, Secretary, Richard Pearson, Treasurer, Gilbert Holle. Not only were they the most numerous campus group, but they also required the most advisors, three of them-Dr. Plantinga, Dr. Miller, and Rev. Armstrong.

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L. Lange, D. Hyde, C. Edin, W. Spotts, DeKrey, M. Sanderson, I. Squires, G. Schafer, W. Flath, R. Pearson, C. Lind, F. Nlelgard, M. Rollefson, O. Poland. M. Heller. D. Boldt. M. Kooker, L. Grimm, C. Hochhalter, S. Knoll, R, Gronos, O. Wanner, L. Boldt, C. Thorson, L. johnson, A. johnson, S. Dickerson, D. Ocler, F, Chambers, E. Haas, D. Thompson. J. S. Black. A. Dick, D. Cameron, M. Andrist, V. South, I. Akre, B. Elner, R. Bozak, R. Lodine B. Shook, D. Bavendick, V. Wheeler, P. Falstad, Haroldson, R. Matz, W. Anderson. Y. Smith, S. Peter, P. Erickson, Benson, P. Campbell, B. Wheeler, E, Dean, P. Larson, S. Smith B. Livesay. M. Loomis, AI. Smith, L. Kuhn, A. Hein. D. McCain, B. Seaborn, M. Rollefson. s Cl-IDRUS The change from a ladies' chorus back to a mixed chorus resulted in the presentation of Handel's great oratorio, The Messiah, the week before the Christmas holidays began. With a present membership of 65, the chorus meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the chapel with joseph Saylor Black conducting and Robert Lodine at the piano. Another project of the year was the presentation of Faure's '4Requiem,,' directed by Mrs. Phyllis Kooker Wallin. The spring tour this year included concerts at Bismarck, Devils Lake, and Fargo. A small group selected from the chorus presented musical numbers during Spiritual Emphasis Week, February 24 to 28. Ofhcers for 1946-47 are, Dick Pearson, President, Shirley Knoll, Secretary, Duane Hyde, Business Manager, Warren Flath, Chorus Representative, Corinne Hochhalter and Barbara Elner, Librarians.