Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

THE VISIO I96l 4 4-Q-'ax X i V5 ii 6 ,g , .,,- :X 5 fy ggi?-: N V NNARD COLLEGE uNnvERslTv PARK, sowA Q -rr... '52 ,filliffrivlv in :Q A n -- -' - ., l ' A up 1 iv'S tw- . .V q X ln: , '. N f ' x I . 'VL ' ' c A lT,,,:, ,' i ,' .Lge 3- me lx Ak- - .4 f,,,1q.:3 jTQ+.i,f:4Q ffkzg'-.j1.Q'?Q. Xt K ,- ..fL'q:.'xx ifcsvhc -:T:'.y' ' ax Sa A '24-'W 'V ' .94 . y w 1 35353 ix e s x ' ' 84 sf fx- V, Q. U' -..A'5'g1 N 1 s 'vi ' i 4-1 I, .- Y I A 1 I S- U ' 5' ?'9f5f': '61 :L N, w' I ,T44g:gGJ':'.' 1: -.- xot'T'ff?g y.4: V D . 4 V .f J-l.l.LI ,-1N7xE.. t' X N wr, xl- 'Cx s 'if Ii WWA A , :?S i 4 I . WI Wil' 'SK' +r X '- ' ' 2 . v , iffy 4' '. ' 07 affix i Q: 'X K . 1 Vhilfwdf' 4:4 . 'X Q '- fa We Xu or J ' A-.4 j mn ,v. , fgqz, .is in d - Q .,' ' ,fl .fU,?..,' I -' A ,. v f x M, 5 in fx R!!1f5,N '-r VICE Q 1 4 1 IZATIONS .v. 1' 5 1 FOREWORD We, the Vision Staff, are happy to present to you The Vision for 1961. The theme we have chosen this year is CALLED, as suggested in II Timothy 1:9a: Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose. . Because we believe that God has called every born- again believer to some area of service, we are at Vennard preparing ourselves for that calling. In the 1961 Vision we would like to show you that we are not only being prepared for but also being trained in these various areas. God has a purpose for each of us. May we en- deavor to find it and to faithfully fulfill it. The Vision Staff J-,Guy-fC0a,u6 Sharon Clark Editor . Q Q36 xo Q56 - od Q' Q55-ocgob' A Q seosfy A Ox 106 'r . so -,f O 016.6379 S 'Pr 66,31 QQ? Oflb O0 so u pl. I WHo HATHL AND CALLED' HQLY CALLING T0 L-us QWN 'gl pfess tow for the prize of of God in Chr SAVED us us WITH AN , . .ACCORDING PLIRPQSE . . ard the mark the high calling ist Jesus. 99 IIT marhy I 9 lk' '30 fo 'O fd ,Hobs fo ' fro S40 s ff, ff, O ll 6 Qc' Jfsfv . 1 . 1 ewex C2966 Q NCQ 256 . 5 0 PK 'CGXQQO -so ,. io. Q62 XO Q QPG6 O f K 5 gf- 4: .eal ' IQ. k,'.7- P AQ!! f ,, .. - .pf gt ,H ,fi V, ig f' , Kao A. ,ds . 3 yr I' I J -4 1,40 f .-i L 'QQ X edicated in a life of service to God adiant with the light of His presence ed as a doctor, missionary. and teacher ielded to the divine will of the Master evotion that is unchanging nsight to the needs of others bility to fulfill the commissioned work ending encouragement to those around the xx orld areful to do only what jesus would do olinesskthe theme of your life ble to meet the challenges of a changing world nselfish in every way arked by a life wholly committed to Him We are dedicating this 1961 Vision to you Dr Schaum with the prayer that it may prove a rich blessinv to your life ' U 'Lui' -up ,' gv'q14, 1, . 'u',fsIi11 , x,:.!,,I.'vl,,'li'l,u , 1 ull ll 4' in' MI 4 ITDO uzwlf 5 ' Fce ery 11.11, ,bA 'I ywff 8,1 ,Hp ,.o I' ' la !MI'l ' f-Q l,xpRllfIq 1. lin ll'x'n,il'l'l l'IM el I 1' ' Y S I I ' i t I ' I ' 1 ! 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HIM VENNARD VICTORY AND VE TURE Wc loxe thee Vennard College Foundltron ot truth and knowledge Fed lrom the lmnt sprrnv IH Hem en aboye God keep thy teathers lowly Humble rn heart and holy Trll all thy graduates are perfect rn loxe Down from thy mount of blessrng On through the yerdant yalley Follow the nycr from nts source to t e sea Cross o er the mrghty ocean Snowdrlfts and burnmg desert March through the trelcl and torest sons o e ree Co as the Lord commanded Go where the wrecks are stranded Go wlth a burnln heart that lox es trrencl and foe Go wrth the Gospel story Co tull ot .qrrce md glory Go to the uttermost and then Onward Go' keep clear Vennard thy usron Fulfrll thy holy calllng No turnrng backward now be yalrant and brave Trll souls rn excry natron Hearlng of full sllxatlon Ynelcl up thcrr he lrts to Hnm The Mrghty To Save NEIL M ROBERTSON - ' A v L a . .' 4A . ' A - , -' K . L - - , . . . ' 4 U , , , , , . , - - L 1- f I f X - f v . J a f I V f 7 1 U I V 4 Y - - . 7 rf , - y . , - -. . , , , -- X f Y ' ' , t th - 1 . ' I r - f f V '. rl ' 9 f v ' ' ., L- 1 - ' 4 V- -' I L . . ', . 5- A ,, , V A , 4 ' 1. 5 7 V. . -- 3 1 V ' V l 1 H. I A - r L ' A - K . F f v - L - Q V I, . . V . -L 1- , 4, If 1 ' -5- I I A-'xA-2,11 R. lucy: n.. 4-qrnu-nu. .x1vrn-...n...-1 i kW'It l5'r ,IJ 91 rf zur. mr n rw L .. U.,-...f 4 CALLED TO IQE D Listed below are the names of dedicated and consecrated leaders who have felt the call of God upon their hearts to serve on the Board of Trustees for our college. Every college recognizes the importance of the Board Members and we, at Vennard College, thank God for each of their lives and we appreciate their personal concern and interest in Vennard. BOARD OF TRUSTEE FIRST ROVU: Dr. Howard Hamlin. Chairman, Chicago, Illinois: Mr. A, M. Rearick, Treasurer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Mr. C, A. Dammarell, Secretary, Chicago, Illinoisg SECOND ROVU: Mr, .lay Bowman, Chicago Illinois, Rev. Clarence Budensielc, Cedar Falls, Iowa, Dr. D. Vfillia Caffray, Huntington Park, California, Mr. A. N. Carstensen, Chicago, Illinois, Dr. H. M. Couchenour, ljniversity Park, Iowag Dr. J. H. Hamblen, Abilene, Texasg THIRD ROW: Dr. Harry E. jessop, University Park, Iowag Mr, Laurence Luce, Fort Valley, Georgia, Rev, Oscar A. Monson, Marshall, Minnesotag Rev. H. T. Rasche, Fairfield, Iowa, Rev. james Rutgers, Luverne, Minnesota: Dr. C, R. W'.1rner, Marion, Indiana, NOT PIC'I'I'RED: Rev, Ralph A. Vanderwood, Vice Chairman. Marion, Indiana3 Mr. E. O, Fessler, Des Moines, Iowa, Rev. Dale Ward, Breckenridge, Michigang Mr. J. V. Zook, University Park, Iowa. 'Q r-as ji' ,v I Q ' FRC CUR PRE IDE T So send I you -these words of our Lord first addressed to His disciples are no less applicable to you who, today, we send forth in His name. The world into which we send you is in many ways a vastly different world than that which faced those early disciples, and yet in some ways it is very similar -it is a hostile world-a world, if anything, more impervious to the claims of the Gospel we are com- missioned to preach. The ambassador of the Cross en- joys no special privileges-you must be prepared, if need be, to suffer for Christ's sake, but remember that He who said. So send I you, also said. Lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the age. A MINISTR TIO FERN L. TODD B.S.L., B.A. Vice President and Comptroller MERNE A. HARRIS B.S.L., B.A., M.A. Vice President and Dean H. M. COUCHENOUR D.D. Vice President and Public Relations LEO BALDWIN B.A. Assistant to the President in the field of Development GEORGE H. BLACKSTONE IL-1 Th.B., M,A. ' Registrar , MARTHA HOLLABAUGH B.S.L. '- W 'Z' . I. ir.. X REV. NEIL ROBERTSON Diploma Dean of Men RUBY ROBERTSON Housemother 1-:-HH-'H11'1? '!1 ! l'1'v.4 -HPTT.T'l '1 I 4.',-'7'.'.l?l ?7Kl I '.7, UUE 1 Dean of Women ,.g-...-- X 1 N1 X.. x ..,, XV 5-Ttv - I nn' I CALLED T0 SERVE .i...,,A GEORGE BLACKSTONE Th.B., M.A. Church History Bible Christian Education BENJAMIN BELLUS B.S.M., B.M.E. Composition Form and Analysis FACU LTY ,V V 1,5 ,, S' J, Q4 .lf - , 2 I ' 4, Q, ' 18 5 B 0 l X 1 RAYMOND D. COMSTOCK B.M.E. Counterpoint Piano RUTH ECKERT B.A. Literature MERNE A. HARRIS B.S.L., B.A., M.A. History Theology MARTHA HOLLABAUGH B.S.L. English I ., -1 4 m.1,'.A.u Jhv ?'fT x ,- ' ' V :N Q 'lj ,Jf va., V Fw r.l N l l Zh U. ll' Li r I. A 'Hn'Xl.l 'I i9 .H1MQi1QlG1ml'lmm FACULTY IVAN HOWARD B.A. Leave of Absence MARTHA L. HOWARD B.A.g M.A. Speech HESTER HUMBLE Diploma C.E.I. Diploma Milwaukee Normal Certificate Milwaukee School of Social Service ' Graduate Student Drake University Christian Social Service HARRY E. JESSOP B.S.L.g M.S.L.g D.D. President Emeritus Theology Bible ELAINE KITT ASFAHL B.S.M.g B.M. Music Theory Piano GEORGE KUSHMAN Th.B.g B.A. Physical Education WP' 6:5546 'sv 1 My 33 . i 4 i 4, 'r i f 'ix .,. i XXV. , ilk, if 's w, VU P, if ,fy fly ly KN' l ' ,X X , vi ii l ln S ffl ,f '1 'i c 1 ..l, l 1 ,XII l x l tk Ai, XY X . i 1 5 . SRX V , v .ig 'l if ifk ' 75 1 'x RA., Em ,S , ,xi- f L. N ,LK lm. .in 1' ful' Xxx l 7 , ' 1 .L4,..,-., . K . I Ni K, Arc J x l l NEVA MILLER Th.B.: B.A.: M.A. Bible ' Greek N Christian Education l fl WILMA MORRICAL i R.N.g B.S. Health Problems in Primitive Communities I l I I NEIL M. ROBERTSON I Diploma 1' Theology l l l LYDIA SCHAUM B.A.L M.S.L.: M.D. Missions ' Natural Science l PATRICK SHELBY fNot picfufedy B.M.E. F1 Private Voice 1' DONALD J. SMITH B.A.g BD. Philosophy Theology I8 FACLI LTY 1 'Q--gl Ky W, . Ins Q Q. 1... 'l1A.1.'.ll M 1 .IA LALM' lu l li A ll 'NIJ YPJ'1'l1'4K14 l'l1I6I'l'R'Q'l.Y.Ill'IllllHHm LOIS STANLEY B.S.Ed., M.S.L., M.A. Librarian WALTER W. TINK Graduate MacPhail School of Music Music Voice Choral Groups KATHRYN TINK E.Th.G., Mus.G. Christian Education RUTH WARNER B.A., E.Th.B., M.A. Missions BISHOP ARTHUR F. WESLEY A.B., M.A., D.D. Missions MARION ZABILKA B.A. Music FACLI LTY Qu,-Qi 'NSS X. STAFF MARTHA BIELEFELD B.R.E. Secretary to Registrar ARDETH CHILSON B.R.E. Bookstore and Printing Department ., 1g,' H. M. COUCHENOUR D.D. Vice President and Public Relations rd' fi MARY COUCHENDUR Dietitian rn Q IVAN EDGE Bible Certificate Superintendent of 6 Buildings and Grounds If ,- V lb , Q1 VV.: . Y: ,I-I A ' ix ll' - i'AY'l Q' 3, cr 17 4, 4 . .if J 'Fifi 1 1 . i -fn- ,1 1 n .-1.44: .m.u s -u.mufi.iN l mr 1iuNblul'lt'iIXl. 'L'l'lllBl1 ARTHUR HARRIS Supervisor of Student Center VERTA ITTEL B.S.L. Editorial Department ELLA MAE SMITH B.A. Bookkeeper BARBARA M. SNYDER B.A. Secretary to Vice President, Dean JAMES STARK B.A. Maintenance STAFF S . yi if--g ' vu- CTT fin 'ie ,. f ' 1. .I 4 av Z 1 455 K? 3 X X N X4 ar: -, I , . A 1 ?m. 'fi N MURL STILL B.R.E. Printing Department FERN L. TODD B.S.L., B.A. Vice President, Comptroller IRENE XVEITERT B.A. Field Evangelist MAX ZOOK B.A. Farm Supervisor I All II! TAFF -G 'l' N -QQ .r .1, wp: M I u.,, mmf 11-r1'x1?w1Qxw!M'liMilIlIUlill , , -,, ii-, ..ms..e---an- .,.- ,V ,au-gunna! Bw 5 I 1 I , Q i OUR LIBR RY The Susan Durham Library furnishes the students with an assortment of Christian literature and large collections of books for study, re- search, and recreational reading. The Library consists of 20,000 books from which the students find a variety of subjects that are supplementary to their college courses and their own personal interests. Miss Stanley, who has been librarian since 1959, has been of great help to each of the students. 's ll- rf' . nzuzclri , l ,R 5711 iv. UA l, uh, -ff, if tgp. im, ,' il- 'l- ,V il . . V . 5,1 KH? X. L 'I iff, 4 in ' i 1,1 'Xilli V Qi if-,l ii , Am . xl 3551, wil U1 N., I .L f fplg l I, vi ? .J x X X N ix. iv l ix it ,,, Nfl' jill. Xi 1,4 ' J X, L , x i Wig lil ' xii Hliux' 43 'AU 2, XM, il , Eh ful 'y 5, Vi ' ' l Q r fl 'F J. bfi' z gl u 4 'I . l 11 n N - ix itil: ,. .iw S, f YW x in me lil . ,x,,f1,.,I IAQ ' l TT, :H , v-,Q ,XJX V , , r w i '. V 1, . ,K 'J ' l J, f 'LVHLN W .1 X Vx my ,Y X X, , 52' X' H wi, Q ' l-.M y .ill ,' ri. H , -f l ' 1 '. is Y 23 x i l Q I W it 3- EN-f , at MISS MURL STILL MISS ARDETH CHILSON MISS MARY ANN LEWIS fl! all ...- -'I W 4552'- iw PRI TI GDEP RTMEN One is welcomed into the Printing Department by the whirr of machines- the Multilith humming as page after page slips through the rollersg the Vari-Typer, as the click of the keys sets up copy for reproductiong the thump of the Addressograph, as mailing after mailing is addressed and finds its way into the homes of Vennard friendsg the folding machine, exposure frame, and other equipment all contribute to the busy life and many duties of this department. Under the direction of Miss Murl Still, school literature, leaflets and letters are produced to publicize the school: examina- tions and teaching materials are prepared for the academic needs of Vennardg and school organizations find department services necessary for their many functions. Miss Ardeth Chilson operates the Vari-Typer, and Mary Ann Lewis assists in the various duties of the department. V i ..., t 1 n an-11.4.11 11 vi x .I mu-3' Nr hi Un'V.l llNl'l'!'l V6'1'.Mi'IMW ii-IGHIIIIIIHII ,.,v,:'v, x 1-di-Stix SP5 'i' vjff A CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Lavender and Silver Turquoise Carnation President JUDY GROSVENOR Vice-President MARVIN ASEAHL Secretary BETTY KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ROSENBERGER SENIORS YE WERE CALLED . . TH T YE SHOULD FOLLOW HIS STEP IPeter 2:2I Vile look back through the years of preparation that we have had at Vennard Col- lege and are thankful that the Lord has led us here. XVe shall never forget the in- fluence and fellowship of the members of the faculty, staff, and student body upon our lives and we thank the Lord for them. Now as we step out of training and into His service we will do our utmost with the Lord's guidance to win souls unto His kingdom by following our Example. IRENE ALDRIDGE, B.A. University Park, Iowa Herebv preteixe we the love of God. because he laid down his life for us, and we ought to lay down our lives for the breathrenf' I john Stlo. Transfer from Musik Sthule. Bremen. Germany. Ora- toriu 2, 5, -Ig Iinsemble I il INIARVIN ASIIAHI., HA., VICE PRESIDENT -rf:-' Cedar lfalls, Iowa I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13. Evangels Quartet Z, S, -lg Class Pres. 11 Class Vice Pres, Ai: Y.PIl.I.. Pres. 3, 'lg Y.P.H.I.. Treas. Zg Oratorio I. Z, 3. -Ig Ensemble 2. 26 H1 1 I --. I I '.'lA All ll li I .l. LAl.A'.' I.: I I. I 1I.i'X.I I 5 lxl'l'!'l'4X1A-1 l11i'1hLl AXIVIWIIIIDILIZ JANET ASPIN WALL, B.A. Inglewood, California I am the Lord thy God which teacheth thee to profit. which leadeth thee by the way that thou shoulclst go. Isaiah 48:17. Transfer from Wheaton College, Ill. Ensemble 33 Oratorio 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Pulpit Supply 2: Vision Staff 5, 4g Current Events Club -i, SHARON CLARK, B.A. Flandreau, South Dakota Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. Proverbs 315, 6. Class Sec. 1g Class Vice Pres. 2: Y.P.H.I.. Vice Pres. 2: Vision Staff 1, 2: Vision Editor 3, -ig Current Events Club 2, 3, 43 Ensemble 2: Oratorio 1, 2, 3, -iq Trio 1, 2: Duet 3. -1. REBECCA FERNANDEZ, B.A. Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in drought, and make fat thy bones, Isaiah 58:11. Street Meeting Team 13 Jail Team I, 23 Oratorio 2, Vision Staff 3. RENA MAY GATES, B.A. Grand Rapids, Michigan Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. Proverbs 3151 6. Transfer from Western Michigan University, B.S. and University of Michigan, M.A. Pulpit Supply 3, 41 Current Events Club 3, 4. JUDY GROSVENOR, B.S.M., PRESIDENT Kellogg, Iowa Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24. Class Sec. 1: Class Pres. 4, Oratorio 1, 2, 3, 4: En- semble 2: Evangelaires Quartet 2, Music Culture Club Sec. 2, 3: Missionary Prayer League Sec. 2, 33 Vision Staff 1, 2. i...--M 7 . . -- -- -- - 1- - - n-.ng--.-.'..-1.-,,-,-I., -t 4, SENIORS .num-nr WIT!-lx! If I IIGVUILJ q!.....,,. -ff 1 27 ' SENIORS INEZ I-IEBEI.. BA. Battle Creek. Michigan In all thy ways .acknowledge Him and I-Ie shall direct thy paths. Prov. 516. Transfer fiom Lucy X'X'elDh Hayes Natl. Training School, XX'aslungton. DC., 13 year gradj Current Events Cluh 2. R. ig Kindergarten 2. 3. ESTHER I-IISAKO ISHIBASI-II, B.A. Tokyo, Japan Nu' is And that He died for all. that they which live should not henceforth lixe unto themselves. hut unto him which tlietl for them, and rose again. II Cor. 5:15. fi' Transfer from Tokyo XY!omen's College and Immanuel N X Puhle Training College. Missionary Prayer League Prayer lioartl Chairman 43 Oratorio 3, ig Internationalaires Quartet 51 Vision Staff -L MARGIE KIES, B.A. Plattyille, Wfiseonsin I tan tlo all things through Christ which strengtheneth X me Phil, -4:13. T' ---f-v' Oiatoriu 1. 2. 3. 41 Gown Chairman 5, 41 Class Sec. 2. Sp Student Council Sec. -ig Y.P.I-I.I. Vice Pres. 31 YPH L. Set. -ig Trio 1, 23 Duet 3. -41 Ensemble 21 Current Exents Club 2. 3. 'lg Missionary Prayer League ll Theta Phi Treas. 2, XXVILPRED KIZIER, BA. Deep River, Iowa 1 Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: . I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ jesus. Phil 3:13-14. Transfer from Cascade College, Oregon. Oratorio 2, 31 linseiuhle 23 Current Events Cluh 52 ,lail Team 2. 33 Street Meeting Team Z. 31 Missionary Prayer League IL Student Pastor 3. -I BETTY KLEIN, B.S.M., Secretary Oakes. North Dakota mf But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteous- ness. ancl all these things shall he added unto you. Matt 6:33. Uraturio 1, 2, 3. -lg Gown Chairman l, Ig President -lg Current Exents Cluh 21 Logios Sotiety lg Student Coun- ril lg Theta Phi Sec. 1, Vice Pres. 21 Class Vice Pres. BQ Kings Messenger Quartet -,HQ Ensemhle 23 Music Cul- ture Cluh Pres Ig Vision Staff 2. J I if 1 x 4..- X I I l.'. '14 Al' llht .I. 2f.Y,1'.' I., r I. . XMNXF I V 1xl'1'I1 'Xl5r1'l1il'UrAt ilflillllhlillli- SENIORS JOHN ROSENBERGER, B.A., TREASURER Cedar Falls, Iowa And my God will supply every need of yours ac- cording to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. Phil. 4:19, R.S.V. Transfer from Iowa State Teachers College, Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Oratorio 2, 41 Kings Four Quartet 2, Evangels Quartet 3, 43 Ensemble 2. MARY YU-MAN SI-IAO, B.A. Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China For I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth . . . yet in my flesh shall I see God. Job 19:25, 26. Missionary Prayer League Sec. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3101'z1tO1'iO 2, 14. CARL SMITH, B.S.M. Little Rock, Arkansas The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me: thy mercy, O Lord, endureth forever: forsake not the works of thine own hands. Psalm 138:8. Music Culture Club Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, 51 Student Council 3, 5g Ensemble 3, Evangels Quartet 4, Sg Current Events Club 4, SQ Oratorio 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. ALVIN WAGNER, B.A. Napoleon, North Dakota For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21. Class Vice Pres. 1g Class Treas. 2g Class Pres. 3: Missionary Prayer League Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 4g Current Events Club 2, 3, 41 Student Council 3g M.H.A. Treas. 43 Pulpit Supply 3, 4. JACK WOLGAMUTH, B.A. Fort Collins, Colorado My help cometh from the Lord, which made heaven and earth. Psalm 121:2. King's Four Quartet 33 Vision Staff 21 Class Vice Pres. 33 Class Treas. 4g Ensemble 33 Student Council 45 M.H.A. Vice Pres. 2. 5 L L11 5 1 ,VI 1 Q rv i' ,, l,,,, 9 is . . fi V1 A lm F3 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .IU CAROL ABENDROTH International Falls Minnesota ,i 'k , -. ,N ii n ' X. . Lx- .- -,-x r . AALJJ .A . IAIN All In , , GENE CARROLL L CAROL ABENDROTH , DOROTHY SMITH JANET HAWKE ORS NEAL ALEXANDER University Park Iowa 4, I ANL! Y YU'iIIiTY!'ld'1illHH.'Q'll'K l .IU IORS RICHARD BLIESMAN Oskaloosa, Iowa GENE CARROLL Ottumwa, Iowa WINIFRED COOPER Park Hill, Pennsylvania DONNA ERB Amenia, North Dakota SAM ESPINOZA Mexico City, Mexico NWT QI' JU IORS JEAN GOODENOUGH Mendon, Michigan LLOYD HANTON Detroit, Michigan JANET HAWKE Lake Linden, Michigan MIRIAM HEILMAN Green, Kansas JOAN HENDERSHOT West Union, South Carolina RAY KOTNVICKI Chicago, Illinois -., . ' 1 A.'.' Il L . 4 IA' Nf lu I in fi -:... ? 118.1 i vi nv-m--xv:-1'.iwrvr1 xvnurln1unH!ll -1-41 7 --...Y ,- - if---W - - Z- 1...,., - .--- -- ..,.,-- --,,-,-,,, ,,,, JU IORS HARRY MILLER Lacona, Iowa RUTH RICO Coahuila, Mexico MY RNA SCHNEIDER Ottumwa, Iowa DOROTHY SMITH Avalon, California JOE WEIGEL Little Rock, Arkansas JAMES WOODARD New Buffalo, Michigan E x . :. 5+ I 5 'f-'iw' ., lg 5 X xm xl, A i v. . I :mgf R-iz . SY M- ..QS'F--Qg'.S,: Mlm. 5 I-.5 sz.. .:.- LLL I ' :NPFEN fix iff, S: X NN 0 Assii .. f Y 42-1:sff':Q ' 'QN 'mfr K vb. . mass-9 4 . 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Pleasant, Iowa SOPHOMORE ROBERT GOOCH Burlington, Iowa MARY ANN LEWIS Oakes, North Dakota XVANDA MINNICK Vancouver, Washington LIL MONTURIOL San jose, Costa Rica SUZETTE MORGAN Belvidere, Illinois LILY NIGHSWONGER Sparland, Illinois ' Q x A l IA'-'JIM l ' Nlfllll if ' sl 6 '36 'haf ws .Rs N 1 lu, muon I NgMI?rUTl.dlG41'!!l'll6Hllll1llMI QI SOPHOMORES aanuamas-.rlllurfz 21I..!l3i'l1l'lIiYll4 Y V 1 . -, R527 'Q' A, I . l , 'gi pf 2, .ll 11 . ., A -. 5 gi, z 5 x og, ll BARBARA ROGERS Columbus, Ohio FRANCES STEPHENS Oil City, Pennsylvania ' ,- WENDELL TEMPLE Portland, Oregon AJ if . 'ln-s-' l E A VX f X xlltv ,i y f.i ,i Q, x 1 W1 'L -. LEO VERMILLION Dana, Indiana RONALD WILKE Lisbon, North Dakota 3 , wx i , V, gl A , , ,XX 'i .n' ,N ' i x , It , , '-v Q ln A' '-.J 1' fi .N . l . 1 ' .K 1. 1.-fi A-L i 1' X . YI , . . , ., . , X.-J . in 'XI U 'xx ,l rf. -' fl. 'W .An . lf' fall' L . N f rx 37 X ,V ,x 'X lax ll '-Xl l i -',2l?152 314 :4J.,AA ,T Ll. nl V 1 l , 9 1 N r 1 1 A 1 I K x F5 f '-1 .l...1.LA nl .u4 4.144 -,.-.A41,-.-.-1..1..u,,-.....- - . - - V President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MAXINE ADAMSON Milo Iowa GN. DAVID KRUSE WILLIAM GOOLD I NANCY PATON I JAY SELDEN FRESHME GABRIEL AKERELE Agege, Ni ge-ria Africa BARBARA BARTHELMAN Oskaloosa Iowa 'vs V ' x fwa 4'-JA X ' ' J'i-x.L-lT1 '.l-J .J I'v'fA'i.-lfrIl.i 'i JQVS'J1'.K hh IH! 1?l.IJ'lJ'I1K'l.Y1'lnHliH1l CLAIRE CARGILL Twining, Michigan PETER CARRILLO Puebla, Mexico LINDA CARROLL Ottumwa, Iowa MERVIN CHAPLIN Indianola, Iowa. BETTY CONKLIN Lansing, Michigan CLARENCE COOPER Park Hill, Pennsylvania FRESHME xi 'Her--r 14 X, ,.,l I T au' W . g fsp?' Sha' Af 'Nw Xl i rigs gy-f -,W . if 5, A X ,-an ln.,-1 .--i.. .-- .-- .- - .... ,mn L- -Q f vlil FRESHMEN WILLIAM GOOLD Page, North Dakota BLANCA GRANADOS Mexico City, Mexico I.eANN HEINEMANN Huron, South Dakota EDWIN KADLEC Elgin, Illinois DAVID KRUSE Rockford, Illinois BARBARA LAKO Arthur, North Dakota n i in I 1.377 11.1-vA1.::1.a,ux1n.Mm1ur'am.:11u'nbl.irli:d'tL!k1t!.llmM FRESHME DONNA LAWRENCE Lansing, Michigan THELMA LEHMANN Lawrence, Kansas CHARLOTTE MEIDINGER Mandan, North Dakota JUDITH PARKS Carson City, Michigan NANCY PATON Detroit, Michigan COLIN ROBERTSON University Park, Iowa 'Wm its x X.. FRESHMEN SHEILA ROBERTSON University Park, Iowa JAY SELDEN University Park, Iowa EVA CAROL STEINER La Feria, Texas OLIVE TINK Leslie, Michigan LYLE VAN AMBURG Portland, Michigan MIRIAM WORMAN Hammond, Indiana gi . iii' 4 JQIX 4- .2 if ' 1 6 17 s jr:-in 4- Q Yr KJ IU! - M J' EY 'iv Q s wa, fi- Ffa b Xi X Q vi Q v ,. 6 15. :.' 3 i if-fi : . ' 1, '- '. 5 qi.-h ,-sri ' T 5 - 'f W . I I I .J I . -ax ll '.',A.i'l.f Wh- wef isvv 1 - -vu:-4'l1u'u.m...L-unarn.-9-an-1. sEcoND ouARTER TuDENTs 1 I 1 T I 1 , 1 A N A,--1 . K 'Q' iff SARA ELLEN ANDREW Washington, Pennsylvania 3 , ALDEN LEWIS Oakes, North Dakota GARY SMITH Norfolk, Nebraska m ' I LOIS ANNE BLACKSTONE University Park, Iowa PAUL BROOKS Oskaloosa, Iowa OT CLASSIFIED LOWELL CARROLL Ottumwa, Iowa RUBY DANIELSON University Park, Iowa RUBY ERB Amenia. North Dakota f 1' If I lf? likll' 1 fl 'mf ,1,' iv'L I Il'- 4lL.1,ll. - lMhFf1AJl'l.i gu-an-5 1-0-n-.Q -fl-lv ' - l'!.P.I 11889 IX . A5 X KERMIT GLADFELDER Moravia, Iowa FRED MUSYOKA Maehakos, Kenya, Africa OT CLASSIFIED LOIS SAMPSON Oskaloosa, Iowa LOUIS SCHUT Oskaloosa, Iowa IUDITI-I RODRIGUEZ Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico ,K . I X! Lv X D I XX 6532 . .-. , ',,.mm...m........,J3fgg,4. ,, no o.,,,...u4unenuuooo nun...,. :, .gf , :..,.u..muun:o::v' gffgpgg nr: '. 'una nane 0' ', vfuflqfffuu neu nun' n 'QQ' nn. ,,'n..u-.nu '. u 1 w --.. nu .nn N- 'fn , :: -,unnnnu on:: :,.. , . .munpnunu r ' -1 -nuuu. ...pug 1 'QQ' 0 .. .-nuff. FOREIGN STUDENTS I 'li I P HISAKO ISHIBASHI LIL MONTURIOL RUBY del CID Honduras Japan Costa Rica 1 I I I I Q, .rfh S 5 I -. . PEDRO CARRILLO, SAMUEL ESPINOZA, BECKY FERNANDEZ, RUTH RICO, BLANCA GRANADOS. Mexico I 1' GABRIEL AKERELE FREDERICK MUSYOKA Africa COLIN ROBERTSON SHEILA ROBERTSON Scotland v 1 :ld I' I 1 YU-MAN SHAO Formosa .......L. CALLED TO IT ESS LW OR TGRIO CHORUS After a rather slow beginning, the Oratorio Chorus was active throughout the year. The Christmas section of the Messiah, which was presented after only 5 practices tbecause ot' the absence of Mr. Tink during the first quarterj, was an outstanding event with a most gratifying response in audience and appreciation. In addition to special music at Commencement and Baccalaureate the presentation of the Faster section of the Messiah on Easter Sunday composed the principle activities of the Oratorio Chorus for the year. XVA LTER W. TINK Director ELAINE ASFAHL 'Q'- JUDY GROSVENOR Accompanists '-x I . I A-..' I - .4 Mn L If l l L.l I IU ' lKl'X1'l I 11-V. l'lll QIIHIHIIIIIIH- 5 PREACHERS Alvin Wagner, Janet Aspimvnll, Carol Abendroth, Lloyd Hinton, Marvin Asfahl, Tim Driskell, David Kruse, Harry Miller, Donald Danielson, Jay Seldom, Ray Kotwicki, Wendell Temple, joe Weigel, Gabriel Akerele. CHRISTIAN SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Miriam Worman, Janet Hawke, Myrna Schneider, Esther Ishibashi, Mary Ann Lewis, Miriam Heilman, Becky Fernandez, Irene Aldridge, Mary Dorothy, Thelma Lehmann, Alvin Wagner. Mervin Chaplin, Clarence Cooper, Winifred Cooper. FRESHMAN TRIO: Nancy Paton. Betty Conklin, Maxine Adamson. CHRISTIAF -:gf ERB TRIO: Lola Erb, Donna Erb, Ruby Erb. I I IK 1 K--NX Tlt'. 'f1A.1.',!l H X . If LAMB' lx.-I lx f Un'V,l lhl' Nl U-4'1'lU4'fl'!Y 'KLVCIZIIFIUIH1 ERVICE U, yo.-K ', GIRLS' QUARTET: Thelma Eldred, Claire Cargill, Lily Nighswonger, Myrna Schneider BOYS' QUARTET: Marvin Asfahl, Carl Smith, Gene Carroll, john Rosenberger. CHRISTIA DUET Mryna Schneider, Harry Miller s ,-- ,tv-ev-Q PIANISTS Thelma Eldred, Frances Stephens, Miriam Heilman, Jean Goodenough, Wanda Minnick, Betty Klein, Colin Robertson, Nancy Paton, Judy Grosvenor, Claire Cargill, LeAnn Heinemann. J' , 'l INSTRUMENTALISTS Claire Cargill, janet Aspinwall, Harry Miller, W'illiam Gould, Nancy Paton. YI I '4.ll l'l' 'xr r'1.- .ll 7' ' I 1x..A .. ui-J.l l'k4'f.'l -lf. 'Ji'5l'If1ll'l 'V l ll! IHIHZI KI'Yl'lCl i'1'IAhiLl9!'1IlkJSllllDIl1 -ii-- f---f- -------41--,-:,:-1-.-....-- ... ? 1.12111 -.7 151, 1- y x SERVICE DUET Sharon Clark, Marge Kies SOLOISTS Lily Nigswnnger, Edwin Kndlec. Wanda Min- nick, Judy Grosvenor, Irene Aldridge, Betty Klein, ..,,..-ff -.. JAIL TEAM Eva Carol Steiner. 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H' G ' I XE? xx gwg gi'-I lj' xx Lb, n- 1,,y, L A -X45 ,- ,' VM X ,.', - !'l,, XE, , . 211'-X '1 HYXXXHAHI 2 X N, i, x :X f 1' 'NUM' fill' .1 !Hx:.s,4x ' ' 1 HIE 1 5 X31 lx! K I 'NYJ TI U' ' 51. D A V XS ' f' ' 'L ' P f.,,x.x-- x-.. . mmm ww H Hlllillf Hi 11' l iH,Xx.NNA lx, X X vi, xrgslx 'AA -x . UI l'faHl K 'x --1 l-- AEIJS 1 0 O O 6' 0 Q f Oth 0 as o,Ve,-5 The Second week of October was special on the Ven- nard Campus when alumni and guests joined to celebrate the anniversary of the school and pay tribute to Dr. Ivan Durham Vennard, who caught the vision and began the work fifty years ago. Special classroom sessions were held for the campus visitorsg hearts were refreshed at the morning chapel hour each day, and the afternoons proved stimulating with workshops pro- vided to meet the varied interests of our guests. An inspira- tional hour was held each evening, with the Reverend Dale Ward, alumnus of Vennard, bringing a challenging message, and alumni of the school participating in music and testimony. The activities came to a climax with a banquet on the final evening, followed by the pageant, ALABASTER AND SPIKENARD, which presented the life story of Dr. Ven- nard. During these Spirit-filled days, the mantle of Dr. Vennard and her Spirt-filled life rested upon the campus once more. ,,,1-v- , fm-'T gb.. - . nf L,-f Y , Mau-54 ., '.:t f lf- ' ' A fl l' . ,. v ' ' ' l .3 i i fi i L. I V .1 ml'-rn -4.1 rfvffhx-nu-:mamma-nrun. ,-. - GQNQER 5 WEE 50 AN vzasmfl 1 si M . av. Y. 'Tl LS' 1 L ALLIED T03 f UNITY 3 its THE ISIO STAFF Editor SHARON CLARK Assistant Editor THELMA ELDRED Business Manager ROBERT GOOCH Assistant Business Manager and Secretary MARY ANN LEXVIS Layout MARY DOROTHY CHARLOTTE MEIDINGER MYRNA SCHNEIDER Typists JANET ASPINWALL THELMA LEHMANN LIL MONTURIOL NANCY PATON MIRIAM XVORMAN Photographers BETTY CONKLIN JOE WEIGEL Sales TEDDY DODD EVA CAROL STEINER OLIVE TINK RONALD WILKE Advisor MISS MARTHA HOLLABAUGH :N 5' 'x a-5131 sa N 'Q V -44 fi...- .. -1111 I ..M1. 2 ...-W.. --- ----...- ---,---.x-W -,-- -----..f.a,......--1nn:.r.ma-.m tial' sTuoE T couNclL President , ,. . JOE WEIGEL Vice-President , HARRY MILLER Secretary , MARGE KIES Treasurer EVA CAROL STEINER Class Representatives Fl'6.fb77ZH72 , i EVA CAROL STEINER Soploomore , . . THELMA ELDRED jmziorf , HARRY MILLER DONNA ERB Seniors , ,, CARL SMITH MARGE KIES Advisors MISS HOLLABAUGI-I MR. HARRIS The Constitution of the Student Council sets up two main objectives for this organiza- tion. They are: C15 To act as a liaison group between faculty and students, and QZQ To aid in maintaining a family unit and in developing a deeper spiritual life in each individual student. This is truly a busy organization performing the following duties: assignment of Big Brother and Big Sisters during the summer, a Get-acquainted party in September, super- Vision of the publication of the Annual, Open-house activities, Christmas decorations, Valentine party, election of Student Council president and delegates, and the selection of an Annual-Staff editor. The constant prayer of each member is to be willing to work toward the accomplishment of these goals. YGLING PEOPLE' CLINES LE GUE The Young Peoples' Holiness League is a student organization designed to encourage spirituality among the student body in areas not reached by other groups in the school. It conducts a fall and winter retreat to help fulfill this objective. The main activity of the Young Peoples' Holiness League is organizing plans for the annual Youth Conference which is held over a weekend in the spring. Young people from many states convene on our campus for rich, spiritual challenge and fellowship dur- ing these days. Our theme this year was Establish Your Hearts-The Lord Draweth Nighf' The Reverend Mendell Taylor of the Nazarene Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri, was our speaker. President , . MARVIN ASFAHL Vice-President CAROL ABENDROTH Secretary ,, , , MARGE KIES Treasurer ,. . LLOYD HANTON 60 -- :+:..-...-f .-----......,,-,., fgx.--ff: :-f--asv-na I tn PR YER LE GUE DONNA ERB President Nw 'NSR The main objective of Missionary Prayer League is to provide prayer support for the l missionaries who hase gone out from this school. Special chapel programs are sponsored by this organization throughout the year to help L create a missionary vision among the students. l It is the prayer of MPL that Vennard College will continue to be the college Where i God will find many laborers for His fields that are ready for haryest. 'V OFFICERS: President-Donna Erb Vice-President-Alvin Wagner Recording Secretary -Barbara Rogers Corresponding Secretary- anet Hawke Treasurer-Lil Monturiolg ' Literary Secretaries: Prayer Board-Esther Ishibashi' Bulletin Board-Ruby del Cid and Mary Shao' Advisor-Dr. Schaum. 6l MIS SICNARY ,N l mb l i t I Nc 4 eq Q 5 N' s ' ' l , f J , 9 Y- -,..-,-,,- f7Ls J K ff H1650 K Daughters i af light OFFICERS SUE MORGAN, President JOAN HENDERSHOT, Vice-President LIL MONTURIOL, Secretary MARY ANN LEWIS, Treasurer The second Tuesday of every month the girls in the dormitory gather in the lounge for a time of fellowship and discussion of problems pertinent to dormitory life. In its beginning this organization was known as The Women's Housing Association. Desiring a name that was more suitable for the concepts it had of drawing one another into a closer fellowship with Christ, striving with His help to govern, develop, and pro- mote all phases of dormitory life and to enrich student living, the name was changed to Theta Phi, meaning Daughters of Light. Presentati n f the dormitory drapes, which was ' I the group 1 r jed th's year 0 is ' L ' 1 ' N O 1 ' . ' I 4 1 g 62 ' I , ,- I X Wfalk as Cbifdfen 0 lzglrrt ilk' i 'l 1 IU' E34H9kli'BUl!6Q:-LLLKK President LLOYD HANTON Vice-President and Treasurer ALVIN WAGNER O FF I CE RS Secretary , HARRY MILLER -Q l ' Atar xl? O O Q The Men's Housing Association, Cl form.il org.1niz.1tion of the students living in the men's dormitory, has two main purposes, First, it gives the men an opportunity to express their needs and w.1nts to the Administration on matters pertaining to dormitory life, and, Second, it functions as 11 means of enriching the lives of the men socially and spiritually. The association has a monthly business meeting, .it which time various problems of dormi- tory life are discussed and social and spiritual activities are planned. kws. '71 i LISIC LILTLIRE LUB Advisor . . . WALTER W. TINK President . . . CARL SMITH X Who can forget the remarkable performances of Patrick Shelby, Raymond Comstock, Tuscon Boys' Choir or the Chicago Little Symphony! Without Music Culture Club these events and many others would not have been enjoyed by the Vennard students. The club co-operates with the Oskaloosa Community Concert Association every year, which sponsors four concerts of outstanding professional artists. In addition, meetings are held frequently during the year by the club. These meet- ings are informal, such as the evening Raymond Comstock discussed and played the violin. This year the club presented Mr. Comstock .and Mr. Shelby in a joint recital, which we remember so well. Music Culture Club acquaints the students with the great music of the Mastersg it promotes music worthy of the attention of a Bible College studentg it encourages participation in concerts and other music activities. - 7 f-. -..---Y-T-.,..---..v..- --T.-U ft-1-5-31.11-fi-v-vu, SENTI G CLIRRE T EVENTS CLUB Contrary to general opinion, the main goal of CURRENT EVENTS CLUB is not to meet regularly at the home of our Dean and Advisor for refreshmentsfalthough it must be admitted that this is an important part of an CEC meeting. ,More correctly, the club members, numbering about 20, gather to discuss topics of momentous importance to them as citizens, Christians, and future church leaders. Since its first meeting five years ago. CEC has considered Calthough probably not I I Refreshments CEC Members solvedj numerous world and national problems. But this year, unprecedented U. N. sessions, nations coming into existence, and, of course, our own national election, have afforded topics which will undoubtedly ex- tend their influence through many years to come. Perhaps some would say our views are unseasoned and our conclusions naive. Not- withstanding that, we CECers are making a diligent effort to become informed citizens and leaders. Qt, 's .fu ' i-Qgwis The Student Center, located in the basement of the Music Building is a place of delicious food, good service, lots of fun, and Christian fellowship. It is sponsored by the College this year. Mr. Arthur Harris, Champs, is the well-liked and much- appreciated manager. If Gramps is not around, Frances Stephens or Thelma Lehmann will be happy to render you service and relieve you of your money 4:90 ego 4' 15 E . G go .cg 7 Mmager Workers MR. ARTHUR HARRIS THELMA LEHMANN and FRANCIS STEPHENS l 1 l l l l l VANGELS Q Q UARTET - ' W 'wr lv all X. l NP: 1' wwivx Marvin Asfahl .lohn Rosenberger Gene Carroll Carl Smith While representing Vennard College and presenting the Gospel through the medium of song, the Evangels quartet appeared in sixteen states. They traveled 13,000 miles in their eleven-week tour. v an 68 4 1 .- m-n -141 un-1,.n1:s 1-nranunnnl lgnmnnwaawmnlwmrimmrx-!.n5W MQ -tdvwts, ii ,.-'15 'S-., VA Mis. Thelma Elclred Lily Nighswanger K.1edonn.1 Cooper Myrna Schneider 4 Ng 445:51 UQ - N 'O' ' , a!l1! '? 9 N 2 'SX iss' ings .md churches. The Cnrillons traveled 2,500 miles through five states for three weeks, L15 they represented Venmrcl College in camp meet- 69 H Illllllllllllll Senior Recital Commencement Alumni Day rf r 1 Faculty Love Feast 1 lm x x s 'i' XX' X Xil-Y-.IU CYT'3..fXi' XTX 'Nlfzffflff 'lJJ'1Nf'.fm -- - ff--f- --f Y -E---.--.--:- Faculty Love Feast junior and Senior Banquet Showers of Blessings ACTI ITIES Sophomore Easter Breakfast Freshman and Senior Reception Christ Hath Conquered, Why Tarry Ye? The Divine Forge I i 5 i f .qv .., ,awffe-zz YQLITH CONFERENCE w Evening Service Youth Conference Can SO RUN THAT YE MAY OBTAIN A .Q .ami TEAM STANDING Gospel Tabernacle First Baptist Calvary Baptist Open Bible College Wesleyan Methodist We They 65-33 125--33 48-40 45-26 58-19 TEAM MEMBERS Bill Goold Alden Lewis joe Weigel Ray Kotwicki Dave Kruse Lyle VanAmburg Jay Selden 73 --ii' .pt - A - f. My f ..-I ,I .hx . f , 7 ,.: 'f- -1 4-i.v.a..:sf.L....,1..,. A V Dr. and Mrs. H. M. f Couchenour E E Edge W i I Mr, and Mrs. Ivan -, Mrs. Miller and Miss Weiten Mr. and Mrs. Max Zook ia Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tink and Mrs James Stark 74 ACLILTY AN ir., jul U A I w.L4..fm1.,f.rf.'r,m.' lyf:x1:7m4.r1rag:s:a.1ui:1,w1LQLai511EAC1.lis5J17jXu ' if V M' . 'b.f .'Ms A AY X? President , ,,-.-----1, ?.----,.---.-i1--3- -.x1::l:1mv1l1l'liat.'13g-,5, T FF HO ES J. S. Logan - QT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris, Miss Stanley, Dr, Schaum Mr. and Mrs. George Blackstone: iw Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Howard Mr. and Mrs, Meme Harris Dr. and Mrs, Harry Jessop aid'-D Bishop and Mrs. Arthur Wesley 75 I Get ready! Set! Go! Home of Harry S. Truman Independence, Missouri Truman Museum -1.-.. ' X1 -H. es -..... .... l f23? b3 5 -MA 45 is : N , if A 1 SENIOR , Ready . . .Aim . , . Fire! Ft. Osage Museum Pieces 'The end of a perfect day! Kansas City, Missouri Y V' ef SKIP rrrrr r i D Y Qfjiff- ., .8 We I Q .vii Y 76 , A1 I 'I 11.1 A ni we J ' ---.fy .5-1, 'vzv'-if-ev-L...L.g1 rl4NNf1!T,1 -I -:!.L'jz 1'!'-1-i i ik-X'.6 -U'VY!f'14'r..lMxl5!!NJ.-LHQEIIEHIP ' pol I- rro SHOHIES For Boys 910' Girls mix- FITTING W 66 649 E im gf R QT IPN EPSI' OU' + . ' R 45,2 6, so as BY 1 L. -A E s 2 1 ' 'E F -1 E ,ll 1 am Q' 0 rf' 1? F 5 gr Z0-'PISTSTY-L 'inf c 0 fo mg A A' 'E' . :' Iffil. COWG' Qfifizgiii' E -'.1 Q- 22252325353 g ADVERTISEMENTS 77 CLEANERS THAT CLEAN HAWKEYE MONARCH LAUNDRY LUMBER COMPANY Dry Cleaners phone OR 3-3497 406 High Avenue, Wesf OSKALOOSA, IOWA REBMAN GRA:-lAM's WHOLESALE co. Leader Candy and Sundries Depalurmenlt Phone ORchard 3-5244 Share Owner, KEN PARLET Complimenfs of M.N.N. GREEN 8. BENTLEY SCHULTZ MQTQRS 2l5 High Ave. Easf Save Wm, Safew osKALoosA, lowA Phone ORchard 2-2542 Your 00496 Dealer osKALoosA, IOWA Phone 2-2587 M 1' f .XV.'.T 1t-z4hm'Ll.1fZL2rQZI.27.Z'v12n' fix-f?iUl,'x'L3f3ZEQ1 ' if 1 THE FIRST EVANGELICAL MET:-lonlst 5 CHURCH of LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Wishes to Commend Its Two Vennard College Students CARL SMITH JOE WEIGEL Psalms use-a Isaiah 64:8 J I fun . ,R fi 1:4--Q.-r I-1N'Ji'v'.fi' 1 ':'-L'.X'1T-7-'JU I'v'.'A'7'7LW Hf.'1I5 -,UIYI -L'Ydi.fv'lf71AlW.I U MAHASKA BOOK STORE Nor+h Side of Square E. A. McFADDEN RAY L. SWANSON STAPP'S PURITY DRUG Prescripfions by Specialisfs Drugs Wi'rh OuaIi+y Service Wi+h a Saving Refreshmenrs Thai' Safisfy 20l High Ave., Easi' PHONE 3-7736 CONTINENTAL Manufacturing Company 607 Sou'rh Firs+ OR 3-3485 Boys' Magilcnee Wes'I'ern Jeans NON-DRINKERS Buy 'Ihe Besf Au'I'o Insurance for Less PREFERRED RISK MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone 3-7558 GRADUS J. DEKOCK II9 Norih Markef GRADUS J. DEKOCK Phone 3-7558 CompIimen+s of THE PARK STORE UNIVERSITY PARK, IOWA Phone 3-5320 Drugs and School Supplies Mears and Groceries MAHASKA BOTTLING COMPANY GREW5 Mcaneoows FORD LCON FURNITURE sronz FA LINCOLN OSKALOOSA, IOWA PURITY ICE CREAM II's Always Good PHONE 3-7726 SHIPP'S SUPER SERVICE lool SOUTH Il+h ST. .vw 'GI Power X 'II1e Super Fuel Sinclair Ex+ra DuI'y Mo'ror Oil Your Friendly SI'ore WOOLWORTH'S SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED SEEGER Auto Supply Company Ca r-Truck-Tra cfor Paris Machine Shop Service PHONE OR 2-2525 Always Boosring Vennard College BENZ CENTRAL BOOK STORE WAYS RST OUALIT OSKALOOSA, IOWA GREEVE'S FLORIST THE BEST IN FLOWERS ROSES OUR SPECIALTY Safisfacrion Guaranieed STEWART'S SHOES Soufh Side of Square OSKALOOSA, IOWA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH The Voice of Holiness in Feed-Grain-Coal YQUI' Ccmmunifyli Avenue Eagf and Soufh Eigh+een'rh S+ree+ DONALD D. CALHOUN, Pasfo all-time favorite! fi QS' ' Ii' ..,, ,.., . , , , , . , , N Zli' A Tii e , , i . ie, , eie , ie . iie I ieEe A i iiee f i li: ' i:' ' 'i I 'I .,ii , 'I , i . I X 7 hx ?-ML X .S X6 s 'KM A -.,- 533, . . . ,,1..r . .. . , ., Ez21::-.., . M 'lm V The Tops in Dry Cleaning Free Pick Up and Delivery Drive-In I-Day Service STEPHEN DRY CLEANERS WALKER-OLDS CADILLAC 202 Sou+h EIeven+h OSKALOOSA, IOWA Tglfnox THE KNOEPFLER Sl ARMY SALVATION CHEVROLET ARMY OSKALOOSA, IOWA Hear+ 'ro God: Hand +o Man Sales and Service Phone OR 3-3447 OSKALOOSA, IOWA 1- Ig lFL11'f.K' 7 H-4 Ji f I .IF'L7I'J FYI 'A' GMI vfls'r.ll21jQfI.'3LI.-I1 ' DR. HAROLD HUSTING Livermore Building HICKLIN MARKET The Finesi' in FruiI's and Vegerables OSKALOOSA, IOWA Complefe Line of Groceries A A Official Phoiographer wffgh The Vision I96O-I96I ' JOHN SYBENGA STUDIO 2O4'f2 High Wesi' Dial OR 3-4236 OSKALOOSA, IOWA Souihern lowa's Religious Service Cenier OSKALOOSA BOOK STORE Il8-ISI' Avenue Easi' OSKALOOSA, IOWA DON JOB Phone: Manager HAC KERT'S Frozen Food Lockers Fresh Home Killed Mears Groceries, Ice, Ice Cream CANARY COTTAGE Fine Food Nor+h of Courihouse Jusf Off I'he Square OSKALOOSA, IOWA DOWNING HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP II4 SouI'h Firsf Phone OR 3-3473 OSKALOOSA, IOWA BLUE BIRD . . A Name You Can Trus+ in Buses . . For Schools, Churches, and Business ,,,. 4 Y X r I Y f. If I A BLUE BIRD BODY COMPANY FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA 84 ' f 'I 'QI:17 fAfY.:?QQi LI .1 I'Ili'-5Vf.w'Ir.'r..II5xI.JfI5iI l.5!n.I1Ix'I?i'JnH'iHlBKllilK A. M. Rearick Company CONTRACTORS-BUILDERS Safisfied Cusfomers Since I927 Cochran and Greenfree Roads PITTSBU RGH 20, PEN NSYLVAN IA Telephone LOcus+ I-2759 - Riff? ,4iWe'Kf, X I ff ALsoP's f 'VW gf DEPARTMENT STORE SU NSTRUM'S Sfore for Men NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE OSKALOOSA 2 when You DRESS Your Besf 1 You DO Your Besf Young PROGRAM This year as in fhe pasf, fhe commiffee is presenfing a pro- gram fhaf we feel is geared fo fhe young people of our sc ool and of our nafion. We are frying fo presenf fhis by' fhe sponsor- ship of our fall and winfer refreafs, and by our Youf Conference. Peoples PLAN By fhe above informafion, if is easy fo see fhaf we are aiming our plans foward a school life fhaf will be bofh enriched and inspired as fhe sfudenfs and off-campus youfh fake parf in our scheduled acfivifies. H oliness PURPOSE Our purpose in presenfing fhis fype of program is fo help young people gain a deeper and more experienced walk wifh fhe Lord, fhrough recreafion and spirifual fellowship. League PROCEDURE Our procedure is 'Ihrough league or combined ac'I'ivi'I'ies. Every- one is invifed fo fake parf and every sfudenf is a member of our league. Our organizafion is successful as we work fogefher. Y.P.H.L.-a parf of building sfrong Vennard warriors for fhe Lord's work. FIRST CHURCH of fhe NAZARENE 3rd Avenue and Soufh lI+h ALECK J. ULMET, Pasfor JAMES MAIN, Minisfer of Music The singing church wifh a vifal message THETA PHI An Organizafion Fosfering Beffer Spirifual and Social Life Among 'rhe Women Congrafulafes THE CLASS OF I96I STUDENT COUNCIL Congrafulafes fhe CLASS OF I96I 86 ,ifshrsi ly- ufzctif-.ss.n..1sL uzmmxt:fa:l,miZ11?1JI3'1'sAfs1IGBZIJZLXHWIKM' S' ' ACHIEVEM ENT Spiri+uaI-CulfuraI-In+eIIec+uaI f?-I VENNARD COLLEGE i ? A Bible College Offering Courses in Bible, Theology, CI1ris+ian Eclucalion, Missions, Music. and CI1ris+ian Social Service 0 G5 Q OSKALOOSA SOUTHERN IOWA CAB COMPANY YOUTH FOR CHRIST Youih for cmd I24 Firs+ Avenue Eas+ and OSKALOOSA, IOWA Chrisf for You+h! RALLY ONCE EACH MONTH THE VISION STAFF Wishes to Congratulate the CLASS OF I96I 5 WCRLD GOSPEL 9 MISSION -c I' , Box 949-Marion, Indiana World Gospel Mission, an inierdenominaiional organiza- rion wiih 2I2 missionaries 1 l208 acfive, 4 refiredl minis- iering 'lhe gospel in I4 fields around The world. is graleful for +he missionary inferesi' of Vennard College. Nearly one- Mrs. William Cox, an alumnus serving wilh WGM. minislers The gospel Through a record player in Urundi, Africa. are sewing eifecfively. Close fourih of our missionaries have s+udied in your school and ries have bound Vennard and WGM 'logefher in fulfilling Chris+'s commission. The his- fory of bofh dares back lo l9I0. ln fact WGM was born af Universify Parlr in 'lhal' year. WGM wishes God's besl' for +he adminisfrafion, sfafi, sludenfs, and alumni of Vennard College. We congralulale +he gradualing class of l96I . J. S. STAFFORD AGENCY, INC. Insurance II4 Norfh Marker S+ree+ OSKALOOSA, IOWA Phone OR 3-3476 BON TON BAKERY 2l2-Isl' Avenue Easf Pasfries and Cakes for All Occasions Phone OR 3-8 I 37 Congrarulafions +o- MISS MARJORY KIES Upon Her Gradua+ion From Vennard College From Her Church PLATTEVILLE PRIMITIVE METHODIST Sponsor: Men's Group 88 .4 11 f 1 I x-eff' :ref-..1.. 1- A xii f ,T 'I wx. Ja 'c H-Fav! lk-1'.r -Uvulgmm L'l.W13.L'ln.l13:l'Ri?mLlih -...J 7 ..-zT..:: -1 Yi. - ----mul--.m.x-gvpoviuu.-1-sum-mmm.-4 MCCURDY SEED COMPANY Hybrid Seeds Corn Sorghum Oafs FREMONT, IOWA W. C. MCCURDY W. LeROY MCCURDY JAMES MCCURDY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of VENNARD COLLEGE fo THE CLASS OF I96I We cease noi' fo give +hanks for you, making men- iion of you in our prayers, 'ihaf Ihe God of our Lord Jesus Chrisi, +he Fafher of glory, may give uni'o you 1'he spirif of wisdom and reveiafion in 'I'he knowledge of him: 'Ihe eyes of your undersianding being enIigh'I'- ened: +haf ye may know wha+ is 'I'he hope of your caliing and whaf is 'I'he riches of 'I'he glory of his in- herifance in fhe sain+s. ,.... I ,' M, THE VISION PARTY The reward for the hard-working annual staff was a trip to the Ox Yoke Inn at Amana, Iowa. There were some anxious moments because of the heavy snow storm and we wondered if we would get there. When we finally arrived, we found a cozy atmosphere and delicious food waiting for us. 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