Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

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' wma N flww A' f N , '9Ui gm - W T Q' i w '-w f' Ax, , ,fsqk R STAFF 0 O l Cditor-X11-Clzief ESTIL SCHALE I 'Bzmzzcfs ,jldalzager VEIRNON Vom' O Faculty :Advisers PRESIDENT A. E. IANZFN PROFESSOR ORLANDO HARMS TABUR COLLEGE N HILLSBURU, KANSAS N- K I, W-V . 6 f f ff i W a ll!!! X Bulge! We 644015 Cgwfafafy 3 swf if .,-S. .. Ji' 4 f g , f , UUR EULLEGE-U UR college atlininistration lvuilcling, igz feet in length antl go lieet in witltli, is con- structetl of lvrieli anal terra cotta antl is lireprooi' tlirougliout. Its stately Ionic pillars towering towartl tlie slay make it one of tlie outstantling liuiltlings of its kintl in tlie state. lts seventeen class rooms, each laitl out lor its speeilie purf pose antl provitletl with proper conveniences, also lielp to CIl1pllLlSllL' the lveauty and the prac- tiealility of our college liuiltling. To our presitlent. A. lf. Ianxen, is entrustetl tlie atlnxinistration ol' the ailiairs of our college. llis stately dignity, ealni reserve, and spiritual tlepth are revealed in liis portrait below. The chief executive llas been in liis present position six Years and during that time has seen tlie f 4112150125 5 O college grow larger and larger, and liis own tluties lueeonie more numerous ancl eoniplieatecl. 'lBuild Ye More Stately Mansions N, 8,-jfxx , ,W A Ull,l3lNCl 11 more stately Il12lllSlO!1N requires well-roumlccl activities in ilu- four phases ol' campus lilic-sorizll, spiritual, zicailciuic and physical. Socizillv, Tzlhor has scvcrul trzulilionul functions. The all-school liumlslullic, Christmas nlinncr, monthly licllowships, mothcr-ilaughtcr hzmquct and ihif gradu:llc-iicmlvgrxlclilatf, lumquct numlvcr some ol' thc high lights ol thc school lcrm. Spiritually 'llilvor has helped many students to live Zl Christian lilic, The thrcc mai swf' jor religious organizations, the Y.VV.C.A., Y.M.C.A., and the Mission Band work together to build a high, spiritual standard on the campus. This spirit is also fostered through the daily chapel exercises which are devotional in character. For mental training, the college olliers opportunity to study in the Fields of art, sci- ence, language, speech, and Bible. To spur students to higher goals, oratorical contests and debate tournaments, and voice and piano recitals are held. To supplement mental training, physical education is part of T'abor's curriculum. Basketball, calisthcnics, horseshoe, baseball, and tennis are part of the athletic program which helps to keep Tabor students in tip top condition. Where Coeds Sleep ---And Diners Eat 1 5,1497 M My t X S,-X . A mf . ,Q . ,yy M, an 56' .QV A? 'Q 4, if yi - fe, 3 ,L ,. Z. Ay I V .. sagem I' affix , i M Q ., 87 E I SSH W X. 1' V-' -' 1 5 . .,t 'n' if ff' y ,. f M, ,!.-,ttf-f . -f - - ts, f , - . I - 'Aeriwcz IJmN'HARMs ,,,f,,,,,,,z.f- -1' 'K 1 The Administration Meets lllf .Xdministrative Committee made up oi' the president ol' the school. the tlean ol' the llihle School, the clean of the college anal tluring this year ol' an atlclitional teacher at large, coortlinates the tlivisions of the school. passes upon major issues relating to principles ancl ohjectives in line with the general eclueational aims of the Conference ol' the Mennonite Brethren Church ol' North ,Xmerica anti the lirimmer Mennonite Breth- ren Church. The committee entleavors through the faculty to carry out a constructive program of instruction meeting the needs ol' moclern youth anal changing etlucational stantlartls. Through a curriculum covering the natural sciences, social sciences, language, music and art it seeks to em- phasize the pursuit antl acquisition oi' scientilic liacts as well as the highest ohjectives of lilie hasetl upon the eternal verities set forth in the Wtmrcl ol' Goal anti revealecl hy the teaching ol' ll living Christ. IJEAN LOHRENZ Pnnsrrmvr' IANZEN 0 10 Miss RICHERT Puouassoiz HARMS Miss SAWATZKY Miss BARTEL Miss VOTH Grades in the Registrar RADES to the registrar is not an un- familiar phrase to Tabor instructors. Consequently, the registrar's office is one ol the school's busiest places. Besides grades - registrations, records, transcripts,excuses,and reports are a part of the daily routine. Not infrequently, also, is Professor Harms seen interviewing and advising students about slipping grades or enrollment irregularities. Even such duties as preparation of the an- nual catalog and the writing of puhlicitv copy come under the jurisdiction of the regis- trar. All this could, however, not be accom- plished without the efficient help of the two student secretaries, Ruby Richert and Irene Sawatzky, who are almost constantly record- ing grades, checking records, or pounding the typewriter. 11' ---and Dollars to the Treasurer HEN dollars come to the treasurer work results for Rosa Voth, col- lege bookkeeper and shorthand instructor. Miss Voth, however, does not complain, for as long as dollars come in, her motto is nthe more the merrierf' Anna liartel, also of the treasurer's orlice, has general charge of the orliice and the college book store, besides serving as private secretary to President ,X. E. Ianzen. t k , MQ 1 aww Aw A M 'H 2 A f - wir- 3 25512 15 I ggi' gif, Y H.m,11.7ifXig! gg Mg, QW. gmiffigqww X ww ly Y fs v y 4 ' 2 ,mwfff K , rw ss. 'W s , xi :fin I I 'Sk wiv A Q Y fs?ag 4 ...:., gi J .v 'f i Graduates 1940 HERbT.XN WARKENTW Dinnba, California Thfofogfcuf Gl'111f1111lz' CHA. 40: Mission Band '-10: Mah- Chorus Y.M. '-UIQ Y,IXl,C'.A. Qnxxrti-'t 'Mig Debate Ulnb 40. IOHN A. Toews Namalsa, Alberta, C. Tlzrologfml G1'111l1111I1' Y,M.C',A, 'RSD-'40, l'abinPt ULU: S1'i1-m'1- Club '39- '40: liznrigiizugo Vlnli '35-4540: Fhoir '40, FRANK BL'so11M.1xN Ulysses, Kansas Tfzcologzkezl 6111111111111- Y.M.f'.A. 'Jill-,403 Mission Band '39, Vivo Presi- dvnl 140. XV1Nox,x Vorn Hillsboro, Kansas 'l'1'11cif1w' T1'111'111'11g !lr111f1111n' Y.XV.f'..X, '405 Vhoii' 'Mig Lailivs' Vhorns '-lo. RosE1.1.,x lsifvrfkia Minneapolis, Minnesota I11111111' College fffllllllllfl' Y.XY.l',A, 'Jin-'40, Cabinc-It 'Iwi Mission Band '39-'Mig N1-c'rot:n1'y Fu-slnnain Class WW: Bulletin Staff 'Sing Scii-vivo Flulw '319f'44': laillllillllffi' Club 439-iflll, LL'EI.1..x Lorniexz Aulnc, Kansas 'l'f'11cf11'1' T1'11iz1z'11g CI1'111!111111' Y.NV.i'.A. 'IW-'4415 Bulletin Staff TW: Musiv Flub 'Ising Vhoir 'ISSIA'-101 Ladies' Uliorus VHP. MANUEL Foora Corn, Oklahoma lzniiw' Coffrgr' Gm1f1111If' Y,Nl.1'..-X, 'ZITVIIPZ Mission llanil '39-'ll1: Vhoii' 311- go, QXBBIE FUNK Hillsboro, Kansas Tfulfhfz' T1'11i111'11g 1111111111116 Y,NY.U.A. '39-'40g Mnsiv Ululr 'tiflg Choir V105 lnulii-s' Chorus '40g 0I'Clll'Sfl'il '39, IQOLAND WIENS Hillsboro, Kansas junior Collegf' fifxlifllllfl' Y Nl 4' -X ill-'40 flnbinvt '401 Mission Band '39- V10: l'r4-sirlont of Mission lianrl '-103 Choir '3!4N-HJ. c:LIFFO'RD EITZEN Marion, Kansas ,IIHIVOV COHFKQI' fiftlllilhlfl' Uollr-go Vioxx' Staff 'iiirg S1-ir-11r'v Club '39-,403 l,I'1llUl'y '-lllg Ilollzlte '-ill. Esrinan PEARL WIEBE Hillsboro, Kansas lI!l1l-OI' Collrgf' 1111111111110 Y.NV.l'..X, '39-'40: S1-orc-tain' Sophoninre. Class 'Mig Choir '-10: Ladies' Chorus '403 Ol'i'l19Sf1'2i i395 String Quintvt '39, PML RATZLAFF Corn, Oklahoma lltlll-01' Colfrgz' U1'111111111r Y.Ri,l',A. '3il.'40, Fnhini-l '-Hug Uhoir 'Sill-'Mig Collvgc- Quurri-I '39-'4U: 0i'r'l14-'-tm '3!1. 0 0 0 LAURA FADENRECHT Munich, N. Dakota TFtIl'!Zl'I' Tl'LIilIflILQ ffflllfllilfl' Y.W.f',A, '40, Cabinet '4lI: Choir' '-102 Lallios' Vhorus '40, Anoufii Ervsz Inman, Kansas Twfhrr Tr'11i111'11g Gr11n'1111fc Y,M,U,,X, '35L'40g Mission Ham! '40: l.il!lg'l1ilf.f0 Club '3W 4H1 Music Flnh 'Jing Choir '39-'40g Marlo Uhorns '40, Asses Qrfnzmo Garden City, Michigan Tmzchrr Tmrinizzg 611111111110 Y.XV.4'.A. 'Silt-'UPS linllm-tin Stuff 'SSDI Choir '30- '4og I.:uli1-s' Chorus '4lI. 'I'f1z'z'r .NlL1fz'.-'!1'c1f-fran Cfllllllll-ll!'L' - II, I.. lHl4'1'f1'f' l,I's'fl'I't'f,' I, li Sru1ff1f'1'11 ,JI-,w'fl'l.l'f,' Nfl .X'Ul'fh!'!'lI lJ1'.f!1'1'r'l,' lx'z'z'. IC. ff. .Su l , .S'm1If1z'r11 ,IJ1'.vl1'1'uI,' lXy!'I'. llllfzfff' lJ1'ff1'ff'l. Xc'f1z'llw1lv'f'g. '. l. fl. U'I,l'll,x'. l'frf1lc.1Ilw!mf H'L1l'A'!'11IIAl1. H. lf. U'11'l1x, C I.lLL1.xN Sczlulflila Pickarclvillc, N. Dakota 'l'mz'hw' 'l'm11'111'11'Q lImfl11.1lz' Y.XY.f'..X. '2i!lf,lH. Yin- I'1'swi1l1-nl 'rwz Misxiull Hand 'CHI-Vlll. Dax NlilfI4'l'1I.IJ Inman, Kansas 'llurvhrl' 'l'ru11'111'11g limffzmtf Y.NI.l',.X. '34SPf'4lP: llulbaxlv 'Tilt XV11.M.x I5Ekcz'rno1,11 XVLILIKOITHS, Oklahoma 'l'1m'f1rr '1'1uz1'f11'f1g fflllullhlff' Y.W.4'..X, '::srf44rg Inllvlin Staff 'iitlg Xlllxiv Vlnlv GED: Vlluil' 'ltr' Lzlrluw' Vhurlls '10, MENNU LOIIRENZ Ilillslvoro, Kansas 111 Ilfor Collrlgz' Gmfflmfr' 1'hm'us '1ll. Lmuixu KLEIN Tz'.lz'hz'1' I. . W . fJl,lVER UNIil'lI llillslworo, Kansas flllllltll' I,'ffffz'Ag: ffilllflhlfl fy, V , ... U 1 ' I waflxwl' ll roslnnan than .mg N lm- l I'1'rldl'llI Snplmxxlnnw' Flaw 310: SL'is'm-o Vlnlm 'tifl-'MII Vlmir' 'iiiI,'41lg Kl:1lv1'llnrnx '10, I'1liRBER'l' Klmrslz Hillsboro, Kansas Tmufmz' 'l'm14111'11lg Gmffmllr' Vhnir 'SHI-'4ll: Mah- 1'hn1'ns '-IH. QXXXA xv0TH Kremlin. c,KlllhUlHIl Trmhw' Y'l'4ll'lIflIg Gfunlzmlz' Y XY C' -X 'ISS'-'Uli Svicllwv fllllr -353-'10, Vhnir 'rw-'tug tnllvgv Quart.-1 'Kev-'4n3 5131.- Tamm Kqnmg Gannon FADENRECIIT Hepburn, Sask. ., . T1-llffyfuq fjmfjmm' Tzmafzfv' Tn11'f11'11lg Glmlznzfr Laflifw' lilvv- Vlnh '3!P. Y.M.f'.fX. '-UV. Y.XV,f'..-X, 'IIEI-AMI: 33 'V' .,,.. LV , ','. V K wi W Graduates 1940 HLYLDA limo Walton, Kansas Tcuclzwa Tlllillfllg Gnnlzmlr Y,VV.0.A, '3!P 40g Unlli-tin Staff ,393 Choir '-105 Lzlflivs' C'ho1'ns HW. Hfxkorn FAsT Fairview, Oklahoma lnnior COIIFKQI' fjlllllllllfl' Y.M.l',A. '39-'40g Science Clnlr '39, Pri-siflvnt Yin. ALVIN HIEBEIKT linid, Oklahoma IIHIIOI' Coffrgz' frfilflllltlfl' Y.M.f'.A. '39-'40g Sr-im-vivo Ulnh '31l: Ori-In-Ntrsi 303 Fhniy' '39-'40g l'nll4'i:4- Ql1ill'll'l 'iiir-'-103 Malo i'lim 1s 'lll. ELMABETII ANN Voor Hillsboro, Kansas Tftllkllfl' 'I'l'i11'11:'11g Grmfmliz' Y.XY,f'..-X. 'asa-'wg Choir 'Mig Laflivs' Vliornx HD, LINDA TH1EssEN Hampton, Nebraska Tmlchw' Tmz'111'1155 Gmzlzmtr' Y.Vl'.1'..K. 'ZSEP-'-403 Music Ulnb 'ISSN Choir 'Mig lAldlt'N' fllltbfllli '40. LIYLA MAE LEPPKE Peabody, Kansas flciufrnzy Gluzdznzfr Y.lV.K'.A, ,till-Vltlg Girls' Glew- f'lnb 'XSL HENRX' HEINIKICHS Enid, Oklahoma Hoolgfqrcpfzlg Grurflmfr Y.Mrf'.A, '4ll: Choir '403 Naxlv Chorus '10, , 1l10fhI'I' n'r1y, .figfzx D13 l'. R. I.ungz', N1I'H1!7!'l' of ilu' fIrln1i11i.fIl'u- five Conznzittff' uf hr' fIl'6'lI7iIl'!'5 Z0 ga home lo Hllflfrr, Kmmzi, from ufhflz' lu' 11'1'iz'f'.f lzrirc ll Il'l'!'k In Ifzlfh fuk' Bilvlc flu. x'.-' ff. O ANN FRIESEN Hillsboro, Kansas . Iuzrlrm V llrizrlmltc' Y.NY.1',A, 'DEH-'40, f':ll7ill4't 'Sill-'44I1 Mission 'Zill- lflli. RIQBENA LEPPRE Marion, Kansas .lmzlrnzy finnlzmn' Y.W.f',A. 'Ziff-40: 'I'r0:1su1'v1' Sa-11irn'l'lass '4lr. IRWIN SCHROEIJER Mounclridgc, Kansas .lfulzfwrzy frllllillnlfl' Y.3I.f'.A. 'UL TINA C. I-IARIYIS Reedlcy, California ,lzwienzv Umzlmzlr' X.W.l',A, 'zisr-AIU: Mission Hunfl 'IGH-'ltlg Iam- gruagl- Vlulr '::w'11w: SI'l1'Ill'A' l'lnh '::1I'w. ARTHUR HARMs Meade Kansas 7 ,luzrfrnly 1111111111110 Y.N,4'.A. 'RSI-'NUI Mission Band 'Sw-'44l. KATHRYN LENTZNER Larslan, Montana 1 Iulzfcwzy fffxllfllnlfll Y.YV.l'.A. 'IiUA'4U. Vulviuol 'KUI Mission liaurl 'till-'Mig Svc'1'Qt:n'y Senior Vlass '44l: laiiigimirv Uluh '-Ml. XVALDO FUNK Hillsboro, Kansas flmrlrnzy frfcllillllff' Y.M.l'..X. '-Hb: Music Club '39, HARRY ljYCK Sarclis, llritish Columbia .Imnlf'n1Vi' filwlzrim' VERNON VOGT Hillsboro, Kansas lmiim' College Gmzlmztr Y.M.C.A, '40-'41, Cabinvt '-ll: Mission Band '40-'41, Business Manager Blur- Jay '41: Bulletin Staff '40, Treasurer Science Club '-10: Sc-in-nr-e Ila Club H115 Choir 103415 Nlalfx Chorus '40. EL1sAB13TH WIEBE Hillsboro, Kansas Teacher' Training Gmdmzte VVILLIAINI NEUFELD Lockwood, Sask. Y'W'C'A' yu' mbillet ,415 mml' 'U' Thcofogiuzl, Innior Callcgf Gmdmzfr Y.H.C.A. '39-'-Hi-'41: Mission Band '39-'40941' V H , -, , l'i'i-sidem Snlrlxonmru Class 'wily Svienve Club '4l., ILLIL5 KASPER Axonlea' Sdsk' Thcologicul Diploma Gmzlmitc Y.M.C.A, '-1041, Cabinet '-ll: Chairman Student , Chapel Conunittcu- '40, Languagv Club '41. LAVERNA Iosr Hillsboro-, Kansas Trurhrr Tllllillillg Grudzzutc I Y,w.C..x. '41, tuissifm Izumi 'ug si-wi-tary IANICE GKJENTZEL Hillsboro, Kansas Nupmlnorc Qliss 4 I qllP!1l0fllllJ 41 Inmwl College Grmimlnx .' l 1lz.', 1:. .' ' ' . . , ' Y.YV.C.A. '40-'-11: Science Club '40-'Up Choir - 'VX '40-'41, Ladies' Chorus '40. X T P N X' Y l an Religious Ezlumfiozz 1 nuff , Y,M.C.A, '4ig Mission liun '- ' ' b MARION MEHUNCER Marlon! Kansa '4l: Languzigo Ululv 3115 Gospi- Quartet '4 . TMC-j,,.,. T,-dfnfng Gm,jm,,e Y.M.C.A. '40-'-ilg Vive Pri-sidvnt Si-if-in-v Club '-llg Choir '4IlA'4lg Male Chorus '40. PYXITLINE LUEWEN Munich, N. Dakota Tz'm'hw' T7'L1i71fl1lQ Glwdmztf . . 9 Y.ll'.1',.X, '40-'41, ffabinvt '-lug Clioir 'ln-'4l: luulios' Chnrus '40 VVAi.no WIEHE Thf'0log1'ml. Y u4'A 44,141 HARKJLD GAEDE Hillsboro, Kansas Hillsboro Kllnsqq lllllilll' College Gruzfzmlz' , . .. I Y.M.C.A. '40-'4lg Associalv Editor Blue .lay 'llg fllllllll' Collqv Gmffmlfz' Scif-m-v Club VH: Phuir '4l: Di-hate '41, Cubinut 'llrfllg Mulv Chorus llil. ELFRIEDA FRANZ Hillsboro, Kansas . lllusiv Cl'I'fl,ffC1Ifl' f'nlrfm1lc' Rm DEINES Hmsborof Kansas Y.w.C.A. '40-wi. fwunm-t iii: Blue .my Staff j',f,,l-h,1,- T,-,U',,,',1Q fjnnjlnlff, 'Hg Assoc-iatv l'lflitm'.' Bulh-tin' 7401 Treasurer , , , . , f , . . . l r1-shiuan Class 40: Slllflvlll NX Plfare f'llllllIllllt'0 X.Xl,1,A. lib,-ll 1. Bulletin 'Staff Ml: Nuance vu: phoir 4041: Lmliesf Uhuh. '40- Vlub 14 ' mu' 411- 41g Lumlws Ulmrus will. DOROTHY W1sER Wichita, Kansas i .xRc:A FRA1 Buhler, Kansas ,, ,. . . , H 4 I U h lmrlzm' lrizzunzy Imnlmzfc I KAN' ,mining 1'ff 11'f Y.XV,4',A. 'HP-' ll: Vlmii' '10-' ll: lnulivs' f'l10!'llN ,J ' Y.l'.. , UIQ Vlmii' '40-'-H3 liuflin-s' f'l1m'us 'HL 'HL i 'Z MZQLJ HIVIPI fmt IIOKHIAIIIAIIH 1'z'l11m'k.r Run liz'.rl1'l1Ir'1' uf hz' z'pfIfm1f:1'.f lizvflffuzf lrnlfzf fm lzff f1111f1'11f,f. Rvmzx 5223253 2 Q ll 1f0gn1lzl1'1', fm! I'm fvlfff- KLIENN'lili Hillsboro, Kansas fllllllfll' ffollctgv lim1ff11.1fr' Y,Xl.f'.A. HI' il: N-xvylvv klnb Ill- ll, ll:-sl' Taxa li x'.w,4'. tlvvli l-lli l,:1ngn:1g'1- Vlulm '11, DIGER llcmlcrson, Nebraska Tfzwfngimf llzpfrmm Cinzflfzalz' A. ' 10311 : Mission lianml 'Ur-' ll: l.an- Ulliljlt' Ulnlr '40-'41, XV,x1.uo XVEDIQI. Taxnpa. Kansas Tf'l1r'f1r'r 'l'rl1l111'11g fflllrflllllt' Y.M,1'.A, '40-VH: Yi:-wNI:1fl 4lI I1l11e.lnySIat'1' '41: Svi--n4-v Vlnb 'HL l'lxnir 'Ml-All: Rlzxlv Chorus .402 Oratory 'll. ESTIIER HECKEIL Marion. S. Dakota T1m'hz'f' T1111'111'l1g Gmffznm' Y.NY.K,'..-X. 44417112 I.2lllgll2ljJQ4' Vlnb HW. .XRxo1.n G. llXIilDILR Ogallala. Nebraska ,I4!V'f!lUQX lllfllbfll' f nk. VEs'r.x PLETT Inola, Oklahoma Y'f'mhz'f' T1'l11'111'f1Ag Gzwlfnlff' Y.NX'.4'.A. 'HP-'11, ialfinm-t 'Ili Xlissiun llaml '40-'ll' langrnaagf- Vlnb 'IU-'41. XYERNUY K.XIil5lili Ballio, Uklabonma 1if1r1A'A'n'p1'l1AQ Grlfzfrnllz' Y.3l.f'..X. '-UI-'ll: Tr4':1s11l'm-1' Svir-114-v Club '4l2 Vlmil' '10-'lli Nlzllm' Vllnrlls '4ll2 l'4ulls'g'v 4,I11:lrtvt ln. PETE lixs Hillsboro. Kansas Tzmfzw' Tlllllllvllg Gmffznzlr' Y,Bl.l'..-X, '4Uf'4l2 Yivxx' Staff 'Hi l'1'l-sirlvnt l.:xn1:na:1- Club 'Ing 5t'lt'lI1'r' Vlub 'HQ Vlmir 'Ubi Nlalc' flllUl'llN '4lr: Y.N.1',.X. lJu:11'tl-I 'Uri iinspvl 1,Qua1'tw-l 711: Oratory 'UI-' H. CEI.Es'r1a SCHROliDliR Hillsboro. Kansas .lllfffr Cl'l'fl-flltllll' fizmlrllmfr' Y.XY.4'..X. 'ili Vlmil' 'lll All: I.arli---' 1'llnv'ns 'UH UI'I'll:-slr':1 'Ill-'llt llwbals- 'UM Graduates 1941 IOHN RATZLAFF Corn, Oklahoma fIllIi0I' College G1'111!11111c Y.M,i'.A, '40-'4l: vFl'9ElSllI'l'I' Sophornoro Class '-Ll: Choir '40-'-ily Male Chorus 'Mig Y.M.C.A. Quartet 310. RUTH LoEwEN Hillsboro, Kansas i-lz'1111'c'n1y Gnlzfmzfz' Y.NV.U..X. '40-'411 Mission Hand '40-'41, Rr'FL7s Lornusxz Hillsboro, Kansas Innior Collage lil'c:vh111i111 SARAH SIIEBERT Henderson, Nebraska Sfl'I1Ugl'rIf7fIl'l' Umzflfillr X.XN.1,A. 411- 41: Nvlrlrlvv fluly ll. l,r'E1.r..x Koop Enid, Oklahoma fl1'111lz'111y filllllllrlfl' Y.XV.C'.A, '-10-'-ll, Vubinot '-H13 Mission lizrnll '40-ill: l'r'vsid1-nt Junior Ulauss V401 Svimxw- Ulnlr '41, ROLAND M. Wnarvs Hillsboro, Kansas T!9!'Il1K1tQil'tIl Gfdlfllzlft' Y.M.C'..X. f'nlrinvT '4l: Mission lizrnvl '-ll. NICK 'PETERS Vancouver, HC. V l ,If'1nlr'n1y ffllllfllilfl' ,Xl.M.l',.X, ill: Atlllvtiv Vmwrxvll '10-' ll. 1 . x Uri ' Esrnria Errznx Marion. Kansas rlmflcnzy 6111111111116 Y.NV.f'.A. '-10341: Scienva- Club '41, XVESLEY KIQIBEKEIK Enid, Oklahoma HOUkkt 6'Pi7Ig 1111111111110 Y.M.l'.A. '41: Trozrsurvr lfrvslirmrn Class 1412 iialviprlrzuzc' Club '4l: Scienvcf Vluh '413 Choir '41, l WALTER NELYPELD Yarrow, B.C. 1'1mflf'11zy Grrzflmzfr Y.M,l'.A. 'Hg l'r1-sidenf Si-uiur Class '-ll. BEATRICE Kool- Enid, Oklahoma flnlffflny fillllfllllff Y.XV.K'.A. '40-'4l: Mission Band '40-'41: Svc- retury Senior Class '-11: Language Club '-10. Mmrrrm W1ENs Meade, Kansas ,-Imrff'111y frfilliltilft' Y.VV.1'.A. '40-'4l3 Trezlsurvr Junior Vlnss 'Mig Svivliw- Ululm '-Hg Iizxliglizigo Uluh '-11. ANDIQEXN' CL.ASSEN Meade Kansas 7 ilmrffwzy Bifvlc' Grizzfllizfzf Y.M.K'.A. '40-'4l: Mission liilllfl 'lUA'4l: Imn- jfllilillx Ululm '40-'-ll. MELINIl.X Iosr Hillsboro, Kansas . lmrlruiy fllunllnlfz' Y.W.l'..X. 'HI-'4l: Iizrngliasfi- Ululr 'Wg Girls' 15109 Vlnly '40, Viskxox R1xTzL,uf1f Fairbury, Nebraska I4r111A'kz'z'j71'11.Q 1i1'i11l11i1fz' Nr'i1'lIi'1' illllll All. 1 .-llfkfvflool ,w4'z'l1f.-', .fflnfrllf zfjxfi gg: pfffzf, mmf ,lrfvor Day arc oufy .1 ffs l frm of ffm' nmny fIl'tlllAll'fIl',l' of lfzf' Sflitllfllf H r'lff1rr CUlHH1fIIl'l', vwn- pufffl of fhrfz' fffzffrlllf lflnl' rlgfzl 1m1c'f1r'1',f. '-ws. ..,,. 1 ,XRTH Lin FLAMINQ Buhler, Kansas ,I4lIt'Ul!lg.y' fllllfril' SELINIA UNIQVH Durham, Kansas 'l'f1wlogy fznzirn' Lamar. Colorado lis'r1L Sm:u.xLE 'llflflllflgll' Illlll-UI' H ERT: IA NVoHLc:E:x1 L'TH Bessie, Oklahoma Almlrlwlly Gfwrllrlzlzf Y.NY.f'.A. '40-'41, Vzxlrixlm-t 'lli Mission ilanrl F111 Nviemw- Ulnlf '411 lulllfllilfik' Vlnlm '411 lilrls' Glu- Vlub '40, liL1x,usH'1'l1 FIKIESEX Hillsboro, Kansas . Imnlrnzy lfmrllmff' X,XX.t..X. 409415 Mission Hand '40-'HZ Lan- Elliljjz' Vlulr '4lv. DAN cl0ERTZI2N '1 Axxx liwxs lack lXDRIAN Slsxx FRIESEN 'hr'ofr1g'y' Xr1frf1ol2ml'v Lelmiglm, 'l'l11'ofogl' llllll-Ill' Dolton, S. I'frf'nfo.Qy l l'z'.fhn1ln1 Colfrgff l:1'1'.vf1n1l111 Ulysses, Hillsboro. Kansas Kansas Dakota Kansas ii 5 Tk I. Rrm' Rxcuulrr Hillsboro, Kansas '12 Cnffcgr S0,f7flONIIl1'F -h X 4 liuwrrw ADIQIAN Buhler, Kaus , 'li!If'UlUg'X' lmifnr ,l X - IK I IXLDENE VVAL1. Hillsboro.K1msus l 2- ffoffllgf' 1 f'r,rl1n1i111 xi S Q ,R 1 Ni ll.ilcoI.D Vim: Hillsboro, KLIHSLIK ffoffrgz' Szfphfzlllfflf l , ' N, 51 i i . ,XX , f X lk linxx NELJIELIJ lnman, Kilim!-.1'kxXXIfl ilimfiw' 'l'1'i11'111'114Q l r'r'.-'fzumfz l X Y i i Q i i Y f llUXY.XI!D llxcziix llillsboro, Kansas AIX HH hm wi Ixgngig i f.'f1fff'g'c l:l'l':'fIH1il!1 , ,,,, ,H in , ll AJ X lfrmxx Nuzxiai. Inman, Rams. ' , ight 'XIIT RXIII x l lllxo CDlxl'll10Il1l Tfimfogdi' flllllifll' 1 . X l i ' , I N Students 1941 I1 1,f 11111 11111u1x:f 51111111-' fm' Ur. If. lx'1'1111z1 111111 1118 1111111 lIll'lI1l7f'l'A' of Ihr l,1'111'11ry CUN1INI,11l'!' 11'111'11 fmukx 1Il'l' 11111-'.f1'11g 111111 1110 ,rI11111'111f 11f1'0n11' r'1'.r111'. x',k' 1411 111K ffmfv 111111. l KA'I'llliX'N L1iN'1'zNE1c Lxlrslam, Montana !,'r111f'g1' l rf'.f1m111z1 Rrsux XVEDEI. Bessie, Oklahoma 1171111' .S'11p11r1n1w'1' ELNA Houma Dclfl, Minnesota H11111' l 1'1af11n111l1 ' v x r Rl'BEx.x Lcmwux Hillsboro. kansas Fluxciis Lmmrixz E Buhler. kansas Bilvlf' l 1'1'.f11n11111 T1.111111' T1'111'111'11Ag 15111-'11z111111 .XBIE IANZEN linicl, Cyklilllljlllll lis'1'111i1z KL.x,xssr1N Nlalrion. Kansas CVUXIFAQI' 1 1'm'11n11111 I.'r1l11'g1' lfrfx-'11r111111 S'15l.xl.x Lokwlax Hillsboro, K1msaS liullila I9xR.xN'1'z Oriental, c,kl2ll'10Il'l1l !,'f1111 Q1' 1512,-'11n11111 f,'f111f'l41' l 1'1'.-11111111 Students 1941 Corn, Oklahoma Ifilvfz' l l'1',+'l1mi111 PIIYLLIS liwiiivi' l Iillsboro, Kansas CYOIIFKI' l'1'4xcl1n1i111 IQLMER lxxrz Hillsboro, Kansas Crfllrgr' l:fl'.f!IlI1illI ixlklilli Nllillik Marion. Kansas Ifuflrgr' l n1v!1121in1 RVBEX CJi.i.ExBi'iuai-:ic f4',,f1,-Aa ffm Nl.X'l'lllI.lJ.X Frau. liffffr' .Yuphu Lois llvlzaxsiix liallio, Ulilalioina fllflilll llcllit, Minncsota Ulflfll' Prcniont. 'llcxas ffollrxqz' l'41'l'.fhHIilll lone SLIIIMIDT lnnian. Kansas Tz'ili'f1f'r 'l'ri11'l11411Ag I 1'1'ff1111i111 FRIEDA SClILIC1'I'1NiI Corn. Oklahoma ffnlfrgz' l'v1'!',w'hlIIiJlI FRIEDA l3A1zTi51. Hillsboro, Kansas Llflfflgf' 1 1'z',:f1r11i1f1 IOIIN Simiiixs Fairview, Oklahoma ffrfffvgz' l l'z'xhl2frll1 IRENE SAWATZKY Burrton, Kansas Coflvgc I71'1's'hn1i1l1 o o o Lynn KL.'x.xssux Hillsboro, Kansas ffnlfvggr linxfhnlizll Fimmzis Voor Hillsboro, Kansas ffuffrgf 1 l'z',-'hnlilll l :LSlE Sm:li,x1f1aia Piclxarnlvillirs, N. Dakota !,'ullz'lqz' I'-1'f'.i'fIU1ill1 'IQENA Slug lilllillili lnnian. Kansas Tr'i14'f1c'r 'I'1'i1l'111'l1g I-'nxrfzlzzilll ff nr l zlzljzlzzrf l'm Llxlwxlll L fuk zvrffrfffffu'-Zoufru' ff Q In 1 f,ff'z'I rllznznly fflzzzl,-3 :lui Ill UI nz um! nfhw' f'1'ml111'z',-'. r x xx Nluumninl !!'k-'jill' 3? ffuflrgr' lf1'z',ff1z11l411 EN Ifulfrgz' X HLNOX I hxwun lfulfrg 1' I X IX x lm xx l.o1ewLN 11 ff- .- Hillsboro fznnm Ingalls lmmn llillslworo Collcgr' l71'1'.fhn1l1r1 -allay X 1 mm s Students 1941 HULDJX KoIaNELsuN Cullz' IXDIN.-X EIDIGEIK Ml' Crzffrtqr BEIITII.-x ENVERT Coll 1' gf HAIIULIJ Dramas ffrzffrgts Pau. FILIESEN f.'1lllI'iQI' NIARVIN Iosr ffufffqz' R I'TII VV.xIIKEx'rIx Madrid, Nebraska l rf'.ff1n1II11 K rcmlin, Uklahoma I z'r.fh mim Hillsboro, Kansas I rr.fhn1In1 llillsboro. Kansas I f'z',fh mlm Hillsboro. Kansas l'i1'l'jf1 nmu llillsboro, Kansas lfnxvfzfzlizfz llinuba. Caliliornia Lynrx iXlll.LEIi llarvard, Nebraska Ifflflf' I 1'z'.-'f1n1r111 ETIIEI. ILNE SCIIROEDER Hillsboro, Kansas Cullrtar I r1'.-'lIn1I111 l.IrEI.I.ix MAE FVNI4 Hillsboro, Kansas ffuffvgr lflvu-hlzlrlll VV.sL'I'I:II XVEBEII Canada, Kansas fjflllfgl' 1 l'r1fl1l21I1f1 JXLYIN S'II-QBEIIT Hillsboro, Kansas Cullrgr .S0f7hUIl1flI'E' C O C Lynrx Lrzxrzxun Frazer, Montana .l1'Inl1'n1I' lfifwlf' flmrllzizfr' Ioinw l'3IIII.Es LeRoy, Kansas ,lmffrnzly .yflflflilillflff Esriliili PLETT lsebigb. Kansas .Ifm!fz11VI' Infzfnr Orrin l,XI'I,S Parlier, California Hffflr Ifwffhzfzizlz !,'ullz'gz' If1'f'xhr21Ir11 .1f1 f L1 - 1' - ff 4 mf .111 lallllllfldl ,wfnzrff mil.-'luzflly 1'.f.f111'l1g from Prof. Ift'1'f't'l'f If. lx,I41'!II'l'I.w' ,ffmffu Ll. ln' ffmpc:-' lfzr' I'Ol.4f'J' uf .I:'!7IlI'l!lg HCnIl'll,ffll'.H'.H T -' I 1,- S,xk.x1l HAXIQBIS Rccdley, Cnlifornizl XV1L1,1xm FRlliSliX Almffrzzly liifffz' .Ynphfm1ol'f .l4'.nl'rn1 Hl:NNI1i P1.la'1 1' Lehigh, Kansas l.l'c111.1.1Q XUYIKII ,lf.nf1'n1r lmzzm' .lfwfwrw lilmlu xIEiiliR'l' licssic. cbklllhiblllll .Xxuluzw PLIi'1 1' Crlffrtqz' l l't'.w'fIll14llI .l4ml4'211vX' l.LN,x BLm:K Lushton. Nebraska l.1LLl.xx f'IIl1l5IiR'1' Ijillllbll. C:nlit'o1'nig1 X, fmzmr Hillsboro, Kansas .N'ufv0f1n1u1'1' l,L-high. KLIIISLIS .Nvflf7hUH1f1l'f' llillslvoro. Kansas lfrzllrgrf If1'z'.fhnn111 .lulffffnzy .N'r1ph0n1fn'r' Students 1941 AIINYIE FAmiN1uzc:1lT Munich, N. .'11'llIf!'lI1V Ififvfr SupfGon1o1':' l 1mNK EDIGER Hillsboro, .lmrzlfnzy Ifrzxffzlmzfz WILh1.A Bavss liurrton, rlmffcnzy fzznim' Hillsboro, l'lS'I'llIiR Kasvlzlc .luzrlcwzvy .X'opfmn1m'z' Nli'I I'lE Cnxssux .lunfvnly flillffll' Cllamuzl-1 Cnxssux Nlcaclc. .lmrrfwlzy Sfzfwflrffllrfw l'lS'l'llIiR XV1uxs Nlnnicb. N. .lmrlrnzy Hfllfz' flllllllll' Meade, Dakota Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas Kansas lyjlllilllll Flmlwczus Ham Marion, Kansas .lfmfzwzy Hffffc' l r1'.-'flnmzl li,xas,n4A WVIEISIE Hillsboro, Kansas .lflnffnzy fllllllfll' li1.1Z.xBETl1 lilmlcslilc Hcnclcrson, Nebraska .lunlrfzly Hilvff SUf7!IUNIOI'l' Ixslflak S.1.wA'1'ZKY llurrton, Kansas .lrmzzfzflnz-1' lzfrzfm' li1.1s.xBETH P1.1a'rT Lehigh, Kansas .lmrfrnzy lmlfw' o o o bl.XNl'EL Focrrs Corn, Oklahoma Thfofogy IIIIIIVOI' crlklflli Iosr Hillsboro, Kansas I,'oUz'gz' I 1'1',-'fzrmzfl Rm' SEIBEL Marion, Kansas 'l'f1c'of0gy fltllfllf Luo Luswux Hillsboro, Kansas Coffrgr' 1'sf'f'.vhn1u11 sgw, .llflzor Tfilzrlf, fffn1i111'.rh1'rl 7If1f, ung- mwzfnl 6-4-g, ffm-nnzc fmzplz' as .llzlvx Ella l l'AII1Z rc1'a1f,f flu' 1'IlIVf' nzvirf uf lllltfllt' Ia .flzlrlcllls in hw' zffl.-sm. RVBENA LEPPKE Marion, Kansas .Xczxns IQEGIER Meade, Kansas lfvllrgr lfrrffznnzff .lru1rfz'r11y Iflfvlf' .N'f1fvf1o1wfn'f' NVILFRED RICIIERT Hillsboro, Kansas Mus. NIANVEL FOUTE Corn, Ulilalioma . lmzffrnly Sfflllfll' Hifvfz' .Yrffvhrxzzzrxff I..u'uA KL,x.xssEN Mountain Lake, Minn. .Xuan L. Frmasux Inman, Kansas Bifwfc' 1 l'l',fh171dlI lfffffz' l Vz:-'hlznlff l'lERA1lXN XV.xkKEN'1'lN Dinnlva, California l'lI1,n.x Lfmwux lngalls, Kansas I,'IlllI'lQI' l'r1a'fm'.fl'f1'r'ff ,lmzfrnly Iizfvlf' fnnfm' llU.fI'f1'Ul1, rmziy. go, lla' rl zur!! kzmuw rxf11'1zf.fio11 Iliff! fry .lflifi lfmmu .Yrfzlllirfl uf ffm AQfl'l'A' hw' lyping r'fim'1'.f .ff7l'l'Ill Izxff,-' nm! 1'.1'r'l'f'f.-'11-'. O P,u'r. Ilurxzra Hillsboro, Kansas Collrkqr' l'4l'l',x'lINILllI .-Xian Forum Henderson, Nebraska ilzwlrniy l 1'1'.-'hnzml Sunil l'LE'rT Lehigh, Kansas Bffvfr lflzxfhnlizrz Sum KAXSIWEIQ Hillsboro, Kansas ,Ir'mlf'n1Ay' lizfifr fnnfoa' Hmm' ISARTEL Dinuba, California S d B I1 t S 1 9 41 ,'lu1rl.f'111y Imiior lf Ilfmmz liousrg XVcnlherforcl. Oklahoma ly ' if 4, if lr Yom' Lovrg INsTuL'c:T1oN You VVILL BE YVELL INs'1'1u'c:TED fl.x'0CI'L7ft'.Y lfllffz' l l'C'.CfH71l!lI iii Ili I'u,vh1n1, fhir lx not tl fllftyl-QI! wonf, ffm if I'l'1'y fonzmrm fum nzrulflfzztg f7!I.v'I'fI'UII, Izffrf fry Kunz ll lhfh In fzrr .S'hw'Ihi111zf rfizf,-'1xf. I IJAXYERN Louwxxs Mountain Lake, Minn. Illaxiu' Boiisii Hillsboro, Kansas .Iz'im'r'n1y .X'ofrf1r1n1m'r' Illlrfz' Snfvfzoniorc' lhwaox Iiuxax' Hillsboro. Kansas .X14'i'iir'1r Hixruis Mcuclc, Kansas .l1r1dz'r21Vi lflfrfz' flllll-Ni' lfffifr' 1',l'!'s'f1!?Iill1 XKIILLIAIXI l3L'ECK Snrdis, British Columbia l-l'L.x NIKZKEL Hillsboro, Kansas fluzzfvzlly flillffll' Iiilwlc I l'1'.i'6n1i111 lb l.XIiCEI.I..X l3i..xi4m Ilillslworo, Kansas Grzomgig Iinmnu Nlczulu, Kansas ilixtlflfllll' flllll-UV ilrizzlrnzi' Srffvfifnzzfaw' xg A . 'sf aw X6 was W ' ggzzsffiizgi 74222 W . , ,W AL,k , . V . A - ' g' fb I , 5 :rf i .. N K' Q W 3 'I 9 Q 3149444 5 s ff' Q 5 1 V ' Y 1 -v - Q : llfilnriuus Memories VERY Monday and Friday afternoon Tabor halls resound with the Orphean strains of the Tahor College Choir, one ol' the major musical organizations on the campus. Rehearsals under the direction of Prof. H. C. Richcrt give the select group ot fifty voices an intimate knowledge of choral music. During the season of 'SQ and '40 the choir visited the Mennonite Brethren Churches ol' Kansas an.l eastern and central Oklahoma. The .40-'41 choir made two tours, one covering the churches in Ole lahoma and the other reaching the churches ol Kansas and Nehraslxa. The Ladies' Chorus of '40 also made an extensive tour through Nebraska. Iowa. and Minnesota. ln addition to these major group activities, many music students also appeared as soloists in after' noon and evening recitals. presented hy the music department. m...i... . 'Ng' Tile Holy City The Uratoriu Sucietg VERY fall Professor ll. C. Richert invites music lovers ol' the commu- 11ity to join the college choir and chorus in presenting the oratorio, l'The Holy City hy Gaul. This oratorio society had its he' ginning in IQII under the direction of Professor A. D. Schmutz. Since then oratorios have been presented for twenty- seven consecutive years. For the last nine years Professor Richert has directed this mammoth chorus of zoo voices. The soloists lor IQ..lI were: Sopranos, Aldene VVall and Ethel Schroeder Contralto-s, Iosephine Grocning and Ce- leste Schroeder Tenor, H. C. Block Baritone. Herman VVall Accompanist, Miss Ella liranz The Male Chorus 1939-4U 1011 omit-Hitt! img.-1 ' ALIPORNIA, here we come! was the slogan ol' the Mens Glee Cluh of '39 and '40, during their daily musical workouts in the spring of Ilj.1,0. Inspired hy the vision of the coming trip the men worked industriously at rehears- als and private practices. School closed May 24, and on May 28, the male chorus hegan its long anticipated trip to the VVest Coast. During the course of the ,go-day tour, thirteen states and the Dominion of Can- ada were visited hy the glee cluh, covering a total of 6,700 miles. Membership of the male chorus was as follows: Back row-V. Karher, M. Lohs renz, O. Worhlgeiiitith, W. Wielve, H. Voth, U. Unruh, H. Krause, I. Ratzlafii, P. Ens. Front row-H. Dyck, A. Fnszc M. Mehlinger, I. Wall, Professor Richert, NV. XVedel, V. Vogt. P. Ratzlaff, A. llief hert. F. Schale. Not in picture: H. VVar- kentin, Il. Heinrichs. 036 -Q Q 7 3 wi 'wv, y Q , Q 93 ,Q 2 is 5595 3 3 3L gi! ?,ygf Jigga 5856 Coflege Quurlet 139-140 Xlrixxu Imllmaxy xv!-QRYON IQARISEIK P.xl'1- R.X'I'Zl.AIflf .XLYIX III!-QISEIVI' Y. M. C. A. Qzmrzfz '39-'40 Hummx XV.-XRKliX'l'IN Iunx R.x'1'xL.x1f11 PETE lim Ioux XVXLI. C allege Quartet ,411-J41 l.0XVliLL llxczlax Ifxrl. Flmisl-Lx H x1m1.D XvU'I'lI IUSEPII SKIIIIXIIIJT Gofpel Quarlet ,40-,4I q Llalim' PENNER YV.x1.'I'1i1a Plixxlilc gf IJERIXIAN XVARKIQNTIN Four-Part Harmnng fi x' iw s TUDliN'l'S visiting the auditorium at four o'clocl4 on Tuesdays and lfridavs l ef4ddc'd - Altracliozzcc M.X1-l.ER ensemhles, too, lintl expres- sion among the musical elliorts on the 'll The Urchestra The Trios 39 0 have seen Professor F. ls. Klaassen. baton in hand, directing the Tahor orchestra. At the ivory keyboard sat Ruth Fran- xen, while Ella liranx and liertha lfweri hovved their wav to the iirst violin sec- tion. ln the reed section Paul Ifriesen and llarold Voth played clarinets. Since hass support is essential in an orchestra. Ioe Schmidt played the tuha and Lucille Yoth the hass viol. Francis Lohrenz lillecl in the saxophone parts while Arthur Flam- ing, French horn. and Herman NYarl4en- tin, trumpet. completed the hrass section. Ahie lanxen, Lois Duerlisen and Celeste Schroeder played second violin. NVith the comhinetl ellorts ot these students melodious harmonies occasionallv lloxved through the halls as the orchestra pre- sented programs in chapel and assisted at recitals. 'I'ahor campus. These small groups do not organize for the express purpose of giving outside entertainment hut rather plav just for the sake of music. One ol these, an instrumental trio, composed ot llertha lfwert, violin, and Professors lilla Franz, piano, and Frank B. Klaassen. clarinet, together with Professor A. R. libel, chalk-talk artist, gave a program in llenderson. Nebraska. High School. They have also played occasionally in chapel. Frequently, reed instrument sounds were also heard emanating from the pi- ano practice FOOIH. Upon investigating, it was found that a trio composed of Paul Friesen, Harold Yoth, and Francis Lohrenz, were harmonizing with two clarinets and a saxophone. Later the hovs also appeared in chapel exercises. 41 .kvxnbi Y. W. II. A. in Action PPROXINI.X'l'lil.Y seveiityflive girls have enjoyed the spiritual and social aclvantagcs ol' the Y.XV.C..X. cluring ll,J.lO-41. The primary aint ol' tliis or- ganization is to promote Cltristian tel- lowsliip among the young women anal to tleepcn their spiritual lite lvy nietlitation upon Collis Wortl, especially at tlic reguf lar Tliurstlay evening prayer meetings. The nucleus of tltc various Y.VV.Cf.rX. activities is the caliinet. 'liliis year it lias sponsored liilaes, picnics, anal occasional social gatherings. .Xmong tliese were a get acquaintecln party, a liig anti Little Sistcr Xllcela, antl a niotlwerftlauglitei lwanquet. tlie IIIOSI iniportant soeial lunc- tion ol' the organization, liesicles tliest social aetivities the Y.XX'.C,..X. lias prof vitletl a lilirary antl a prayer rooni es elusively tletlieatetl to saeretl prayer. lint'- tliermore tlie girls clo house visitation :intl ltospital work antl support a natixe inisf sionary in lntlia. The ealwinet nieinlwers Cas pieturctl alvovej arc: lzlizalvetli NVieluc. X esta l'lett, l.uella Koop, lfltretla Penner. Nettie Clas- sen, Susan l'riesen. Mrs. .X. lt. Ianfen. sponsor. lflliriecla liranz. Pauline l.oewen, lgL'I'tl12l VVolilgeniutli, Katliryn l.entxner. r ...afy , iff, we ' .QW . f ' Q 1, fr- Q pr. gg' ff? Y.bl E.A. ILXLIZING the great need for men who are staunch in the faith and re- liahle in every phase of Christian life and service, the Y. M. C. fx. takes for its motto I Corinthians 15:58. Be ye steadfast, unmoveahlef' and prays these qualities might characterize the life of every Tahor man. Primarily, the Y.Nl.C..X. affords ad- vantages of religious fellowship and so- cial companionship to the young men of Tahor. The organization meets every Thursday evening to voice praise in song and testimony, read the NVord and make petitions for fellow students. Besides these weekly meetings the as- - ts in Achon sociation has a prayer room which has proved a hlessing for many of the hoys. The extension vvorla, which is the major project of the Y. M., includes the Nlarion County Iail, the Marion County Poor liarm, and street meetings in Marion, Peaf hody, Durham, and Tampa. Each year the social department pro- vides for the physical and social need of the hoys vvith the annual watermelon feed, a chili feed, and a breakfast hilie. The cahinet memhers as pictured ahove are: lack Adrian. Iohn lidiger, XValdo VViehe, Iohn lfwert, Iulius Kasper, Vernon Vogt, Estil Sehale, Dan Coertzen, presi- dent, Roland VViens, Professor Fadenreeht, faculty adviser. Mission Band Works Un IIIQ MISSION HAND is an or- ganization existing lor the pur' pose of stimulating and fostering the missionary spirit in the student botly. At the weekly meetings, series of lectures on various subjects are given, and special speakers are engaged to present the problems and needs of the various lields in which they have laboretl. Students are thus enahfcal to share in the missionary enterprises by holding up through uniterl intercession the hands ol' those who labor to make Christ known. Besides the weekly meetings the Hand members carry on an extensive program ol' Vacation Iiible School work, give missionary programs .lt clifferent churches, and serve at the Cioessel Home of The Aged. Uncler the sponsorship of Dr. H. VV. I.ohrenf and the leadership of Frank Nickel as president. the membership of the Band has been increased by nineteen mem- bers Lluring the last year. '44 45' Added Activities Science Club MONG the many activities spon- sored by the 1940-'41 Science Club were a lecture on synthetic diaf monds, movie reels on various subf iects, and a trip to the lndian Burial Mounds at Salina, Kansas. The aim of the organization is to foster an in- terest in practical science among the students of the school. This year Rue ben Kliexver has served the club as prexy and Prof. Harold T. VViebe has been active as sponsor. Art Class HARCOAI, drawing, pastel and oil painting. and chalk talking have all gained recognition in Tabor College through the instruction ot Prof lessor A. R. libel. Under his direc- tion more than forty students are now engaged in learning the art ot self-ex- pression through studying and re-ere- ating works of art. Language Club REEK and dialects of High Ger- man and Low German are lan- guages which receive special attention at the Language Club. Dramatic po- ems, speeches, and songs are pref sented at the trifweekly meetings of the organization. The Adviser, Dr. C. Krahn, has done much to foster and promote interest in languages among the students. Under the presidency ol' Iohn Ewert the Club has sponsored various interesting features, including an illustrated lecture by Dr. H. A. Fast on the Mennonite colonies of South America. UITINCI a yearbook is not all lun. NVorli. xvork, work-fplenty of it-antl heaclaehes too, are merely a part of the regular routine. l3ut what journalist tloes not have a feeling of satisliaetion after creating something which will live longf-longer than he, per- haps. With this thought in mind the stall members- lftlitor Fstil Sehale, Associate Etlitor Harold Gaetle, Business Manager Vernon Vogt, Departmental litli- tors lillirietla Franz, Dan Uoertzen, Wziltlo Weclel, and Bill Friesen, together with the sponsors, President A, lanzen antl Professor Orlando Inlarmsw-busietl themselves vvith taking and gathering snaps :incl lining them up, They obtained information from stutlentsg they interviewed club members: they WFOKC on every- thing lirom clairying to teaching. Night alter night found Sehale :ind his gang work- ing late to meet the next tleatlline. Busy section ecl- itors enlistetl the services ol' their friends who spent hours writing countless lines of copy about campus activities anal organizations. Thus the staff worked on and on to give you a bigger and better annual. Blue Jag Intelliqentsia 046 4 7 l Thr' l'l't1:' sniff tif lf'Ul'A'lB!'I'Ihil I1'14'1'11, Dim ffUl'l'IXl'l1, lfffif .X'f'f1i1fz', llldllfll l1',i4!l,l, lyifp 1311,-, lmy .X'f'1'fi1'l. I'a'offyvfm- !N'fi111zff1 flirrni.-', I1'lz'1'11i1 l.ur14'w1. The View Gees te Bed coyxefle' ff gf xxn 2 ik xabaoxxe ff ' ' ' gesfg ., , X vt vs Z . QV xi W: -, t. ' Yugo x eos-.N gf .fp , u ,ii . fi' sz- NW' H mc' ,S fl ,-ut .xf lf'.,. PM ,ts-X llc , it A .i : A xwxv' mgursiv Wu Noi wax .- ,n x' YH. U Q5 Ve' fi 0 F YOU VISIT the college on Tuesday you will see students dashing in and out, tracking news, or pounding typewriters. These are embryo iournalists striving to get enough copy to till the Colfcge View for the following day. You might visit the office that same night and watch the stall' members 'Aput the paper to bed, make the dummy, write the headlines, prepare the copy that had been turned in, write the last minute stories and read the proofs. Unlike some other divisional publications the Col- lege View is edited, managed, and published entirely by the students ol' the Iournalism class. Instead of being permanent the stall positions rotate, each mem- ber holding each position lor one issue. The Tabor College Bulletin is published weekly in two allotted columns in the llillshoro lournal. Niem- bers to key positions on the Bulletin stafii are elected by the student body. P NDER the supervision ot t'ro1'essor lfzttlen- reeht, Conch Niels Peters. ttntl .Xssistnnt Clozteh Harold Voth, the :tthtetie department ot'- ters intramural eompetition to more than sixty students ezteh yeztr, in ettlisthenies, hitskethutl, tennis, trtteti. horsehoe, eroquet. ttntl httsehttll, Distinctive hronze trophies :ire oiterett this yezn' for the tilt-around championships on th: high httr, the parallel har. :intl tumhling on the mzlts. Metal pins are also ztwurdetl for inch Xitttlill winners on these zippttrzttuses. The hatskethttil seztson stiw one ot the best teams Tutxir hns tmtl in gt numher ot' YCLIYS, In this yeztr's events Clklnthoinn toolt the regional tournament :Intl the freshmen won over the sophomores in the nnnunt interetxtss tourney. Athletes In Action S Coed Calisthenics VERY Tuesday and Thursday afternoon the girls interested in gymnastics and sports report for the physical training classes in the college gym. After :1 thorough workout in calisthenics mcmhers of the class build pyramids, play haskethall, or take part in some other favorite game, directed hy Coaches Niek Peters and Adina lidiger. This department ollicrs the girls a chance to de- velop skill in physical performance as well :is to im- prove and safeguard their health. Diversion from the regular class routine as well as sportsmanship and lair ala are thus dcvelo ed. Y P Diversified Athletics T NOON and after school hours the southwest corner of the campus reveals great activity and even greater enthusiasm as a group of industrious students compete with each other in some good old- fashioned sport. On one corner a loud clanging sound is sent through the air as someone slings another ringer in a close game of horseshoe. From another direction comes the sharp crack of a croquet mallet by some enthusiastic player like Dr. Krahn. From still another direction comes a rhythmic swishing of tennis rackets by a few lads, lassies, or both. Thus, Taborites have the opportunity to take part in at least one of the many activities on the athletic program. 1J1'fnztz'1'.r.' Prof. ll. T, YViebe. coach. I. Schmidt. I. Friesen. lf. Lohrenl. l,. Klaassen. .X. l.oexx'en. ll. Ilaede. Onzfww: Prof. H. T. VViebe. eoaeli. ll. lleines. ,X. Siehcrt. li. Lolirenz. l,. lilaassen. .X. llnns. I. Schmidt. P, linns. XY. Wedel. li. Sehale. Forensic Echoes EALIZING that L'Wise men argue causes, but fools de- cide them, Tabor College stresses the importance of debate. This year six glib arguers under the direction of Coach Harold T. Wiebe participated in a number ol prac- tice debates and in the Economy Debate Tournament held at McPherson. .Xt this tourney Harold Gaede and lilvina Loewen won three out of live rounds with Claede ranking as high point speaker in four out of hte debates. Another of the outstanding activities sponsored by the public speaking department of Tabor College is the annual intramural oratorical contest. This year Iistil Schale out- spolie several seasoned orators to win the right to represent Tabor in the State Intercollegiate .Xnti-Tobacco Uratorical Contest which was held at Tabor College on March 14. Last year Roland XViens won the local contest and took second at the state meet. X x QT'-x 5? 'T 1 ? 1 -Ai an N4 iv jimi Q KP s ,, 55 qi- .a,.., .,L, MH . ., W W , gg A ,1 4 K . H if Q - K A I 'M ff!! JV ' ' ' ' ' 4 5 A Q- Si f qw if Q s Rf' Aw QA 3 is 553' H9 K ,, TY' J 341 M 3, Liie In The Agricultural Realm 5 O ljliFS'l'E.XK and chops from tlic collcgc liairm grunted by Mrs. Mary llielvcrt Prftkcr. llutlcr. milk. :incl cream from rhe dairy. ll. VV Siemens, supervisor. Below: The Finance Committee looting the bills-li. VV, Flaming I. VV. NVnrkentin. A. F. Iimzcn. x Better Vision and More Comfort DR. D. R. HOEPPNER DR. 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