Western Mennonite School - Pioneer Yearbook (Salem, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

J, , f 'AM X-, .. . , I if K 4 J 1 Q i I J 1 p 1 f I 4 A 1 i f c I W A i I I I 1, 1 1 I V N I . F 1 i ' x 1 L, W 1 Y ' 'M' -'A -' W v -if .7 3 I K THE PI NEER 'I958 Western Mennonite School Route 1, Box 626 P Salem, Oregon The'Congregations of this district have made on essential contribution to Western, For their energy and gifts have known no end. I 1 To these Congregations, in humblegratituude, , We dedicate the '58 Pioneer i Foreword ln this annual we have endeavored to present our school, which we love, to you that you may feel akin to her and better understandg - Her policies Her work - ' U and f Her purpose. , We trust that through this annual you will develop a deeper appre- ciation 'for Western. A A I , A T I School is over now and you are going out to make your own way in a world of opportunity. You should be prepared to make good use of the opportunities which are yours. However, in looking for opportunities, avoid opportunism, which is taking advantage of others in order to advance one's self. Opportunism is not in keeping with Christian principles for success. What opportunities will you have as you leave School? One of the opportunities you will have all through life is the privilege to make friends. Someone has said that a man is known by the company which he keeps. With the opportunity of forming friendships comes also the responsi- bility to influence one's friends for the right. You will have many opportunities to disci- pline yourself. ln the home and in school others have corrected you and directed your activities to a large extent. If you would succeed in life, you will need to assume the responsibility of your own discipline and direc- tion of your activities. There may be factors, such as abilities, aptitudes, finances or other circumstances which may decide to some extent what your vocation will be, and yet it is your opportunity to evaluate these factors and decide on a voca- tion. lt is important that what you choose is something in which you will be happy, and in which you can supply some needed goods or service for humanity. Opportunities for Christian service and witnessing will not be lacking. The opportuni- ty of Bible reading and prayer is yours, and in this you want to be faithful, lest opportunities for evil overtake you. The world needsa helping hand and the witness of a true Christian. This is your opportunity. God bless you, Seniors. Very sincerely, V Afizff-V --QQ Lia, X..,a.-.Q,sn..41g Edwin L. Keener F 0 Cu I tu r Q W EDWIN L. KEENER B,S, Elizabethtown College Principal Mathematics Industrial Arts CLAYTON K AU F FMAN l , .,.. , K Business Manager use 5 .5i5'Q5iE'.5f1-1,51 ' A I , wr Z ffrozafgi . , Q, L 5 R 1 wk f wwf Q? ul? . fm: V 1 Sponsored by , qw V. Q , M ROBERT LANTZ A, A, Goshen College Music Physical Education SHANK'S HATCHERY Quality Chicks for Layers or Fryers Hubbard, Oregon - Phone 7801 HTF!! LEAH LIND MARCUS LIND Junior College Diploma Hesston College Bible TYPmS B, S, Juniata College Home Economics JOHN MILLER B,A, Eastern Mennonite College Dean of Men Spanish English EMERSON MART IN Junior College Diploma Eastern Mennonite College Librarian Assistant Dean of Men 8 M. BERNARD SHOWALT ER B, A, Goshen College Dean of Instruction Registrar Director of Public Relations Social Science English TIMOTHY J STRUBHAR B, A, Goshen College Mathematics Industrial Arts PAUL YODER B,A,Goshen College B, S, Oregon State College Science Bible TWILA ZIMMERLY A, A,l-iessron College Dean of Women Physical Education Sesfefufv fs fhs Business Mfmsgsff Mqanfen.-me mon, MANASSA SCHROCK VERA SCHROCK S T A F Assisicnt cook, CLARENE KROPF, and Head cook, ADA SHARER Secretary to the Principal, Secretory to the Registrar and Dean of MARY ELLEN BUCHER 10 Instruction, ANNA RUTH BUCHER ,f . ' n v 1 N z , 1 w 1 W N 12 a Senibr Class Officers I MAXINE LANDIS ----- ----- T REASURER CLARA LEHMAN ---- ---- S ECRETARY DELBERT SNYDER ----------- PRESIDENT ERVIN KAUFFMAN ---- ---- V ICE PRESIDENT GALEN BURKEY -------------- STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE BERNARD SHOWALTER ----- SPONSOR ,Q Ilipfxut SNYDER, owner Sponsored by . . . . .1 1 .. NEW glfi If I 1140 N Pat- uv Goodrich 81 OK Auto Float Tires ' Ph ' 56lu 1' Guaranteed W Q Woodlgrreli Orcfml Wheel Alignment , Y 2 E E Q ' IT MARY ELLEN BUCHER Paul and Ida Bucher, Hubbard, Oregon Butcher - Excells in sports, energetic worker, trailer house camper, lives for her Creator, leadership ability, Sponsored by .... MERLE BITIKOFER Melvin and Cora Bitikofer Salem, Oregon Bity - Senior finance man, bird watcher-nature lover, camera fan, no time for girls, is it a bargain? GALEN BURKEY William and Leah Burkey Shedd, Oregon Shortie - Enjoys sports, easy going, future farmer, hilarious howl, requires introductions fto girlsy, BIBLE BOOK HOUSE SAFFRON SUPPLY CO. 431 FWY Sf- ' Salem- O Cf'10'l PIPES - PLUMBING - HARDWARE Bibles - Christian Literature Gill items - Sunday School Literature 3125 N. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon Phone EM 3-4559 Phone EM 2--U89 DENNIS KAUFFMAN Jacob and Bernice Kauffman Indian Cove, Idaho Dennis the Menace , business manager, fun to tease, back home .... , friendly, loyal Clarion, if 2 GERALD EMMERT Mark and Twila Emmert Sweet Home, Oregon Ged - Tall, big feet, basso, unpredictable, neat, drives his hot ticket , distinctive chuckle, JAY HEADINGS Emery and Nona Headings Harrisburg, Oregon J, P, Morgan - Bashful, foreigner to girls, individualistic, quiet Christian, Sponsored by .... THE WOODBURN GARAGE I. M. riershberger - Since 1931 188 Hayes Street - Phone 2-1141 Woodburn, Oregon 14 - Always A Square Deal - ELIZABETH GINGERICH Fred and Alice Gingerich Hubbard, Oregon Liz - Ladylike, soprano soloist, expressive eyes, radiant personality one dark and stormy night, , , , , , JOHN HEYERLY Earnest and Mabel Heyerly Tangent, Oregon Fender - Gentleman, reserved, good-natured, versatile, thinks before he speaks. RUTH HOFER Pete and Kay Hofer Columbia Falls, Montana . 'f 1'M' Ruthie - Vivacious, contagious giggle, neat ked, loyal to Montana, good things come in small packages, Shawls Q G sis its XWWSU-Xi:l'V f:- . W A JOE HOFER I Q ,ff A' fi Jacob and Elizabeth Hofer, Chester, Montana ' Ms,.,s Weight lifter, Montana cowboy, open the gate , helpful, plays guitar and harmonica, likes to ' chat with the girls. 1 22 + 1 Sponsored by .... , SALEM HARDWARE COMPANY 2 O ROBERT HEYERLY Joe and Olivene Heyerly Halsey, Oregon Bob - Unique sense of humor, always willing to help, freckles considerate, nice personality, 120 N. Commercial Street -- Phone EM 3-4906 - Try Us First - HARDWARPI - GLIDDEN PAINT - HOUSEWARES - SPORTING GOODS DOROTHY GINGERICH John and Lydia Gingerich Hubbard, Oregon Dot - Dainty, friendly, blue eyes, honor student, you rabbit one dimple, likes parties, .. BILL JANTZI Royden and Emma Jantzi Shedd, Oregon Will - Slow and steady, why don't I get better grades? , rods a Ford, drawl, joker lad, black hair and blue eyes, MQ, 5235? 5 ' 5 Q22 5 i-E i t gi: 'T 1 n , CE-fy USS, gy li E, 1-53 -4 A 5 . ,M Eggs? gf 5 ef ff 1 ERVIN KAUPFMAN it Rae' P if , wifi, ff Carl and Elizabeth Kauffman , 2 ji Columbia Falls, Montana Q f' i iiiifsiwiifzisi li NNWQQQSW ' I. ' , 'i ' ' L' szstSi?fff2uw 2 f 1 : ' of in 'A ,, ,Q f f sf' we 'V .. for-2 Ethan - Dependable, always faewmff , -It , 1 'L wt , . f- sa QQ' W -if s. 1. busy, blonde, loyal Vesperian, E ,,.,,.,, subtle sense of humor, a witness V-'gf:,.frl,,Qf it for Christ, - - - , if , vg a ,...V .,,., , W H eff ' - ff 'gs' ,I -5 , 1 fa I-1 . ' rw . Sponsored by . . MIDGET MARKET COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE - Custom Curin f - Retail Meats - Books - School Sn J plies - Ofhcc Suwlics is l I 351 State St. - Phone EM '3-4988 141 N, Commcrcial Sire-cl - Slalom, Urcfon Ps 16 Salem, Oregon Phone EM 'B-'3l6'3 WZ his gd 212 MAXINE LANDIS 1.01115 and Ruth Landis Filer, Idaho Max - Petite, artistic, it gets me so irritated , true Christian, Sponsored by . . . 10:00 A.M. - helpful, CARL SNYDER I v--- rf :,, 1 Q, . Paul and Margaret Snyder Canby, Oregon . ........ nl .1 sa .W ,E , f ,A is E Q 'ist F ww 5 - . - - , , . . . sEgQig,g f?Es: , 4 My as 1 iw srwwaiaa 356312510 , v 8 so 3 I as as use 3 ag, A s 5 , ag my sms 'Q H Ssrsfzsm s r 1 .1-'Y ,, Ki' 1 sw ggi? HMS xxx' eraser will 5 1 Y Q Es ,is 1 .1 1 gigs , E ggi, s , R ga If R 4 1 , as ' 2 92 i 1 ff WW Q ' 2 Y fl A3 Amiable doesn't mind stud in +1 . ' - Y g' appreciates good music, plugs r for Volkswagons, enjoys his 'A Christian life, Y - .f 1f:Q,f'-5,.:',!:v2I.Sf'f.,EI2'IE5:5255fif:.w'.'152ii., H QZSZZQ 325 :IIf:3:is5iI'EE 91 - - 1'1 5' EZ 555555 f .,.,. r I 23 sr 'a ,-., -:L sggeszgsgggggszn ry zrafzi Ei?:i5.'?253iEZ2Q5??'59b KV Q 1 is W I fr V. .,., : ...,: S -N 2 N, ,Lal exft ii is 3211 r ...,.. - ' -'f ' f ' . . STANLEY SWARTZENDRUBER Louis and Ada Swartzendruber McMinnville, Oregon Swartz - Horse laugh, loves to argue and tell jokes, self-confident, happy-go-lucky, I'm financially embarressed ! fi, J CLARA LEHMAN Chester and Alverda Lehman Albany, Oregon Clarabelle - Loves basketball and food, casual, washes tea- towels, well-liked, full of fun, ZION MENNONITE CHURCH Everybody Is Welcome Arfytimen Three miles east of Hubbard, Oregon Sunday School 11:00 A.M. - Morning Worship 7:00 P.lV1. - Evening Fellowship 17 .,.,, ' E T 4 it 51 2 3 i ., t 5 :i ff . ' A ' 2 A f i3'T3,f '2,1,f. f - , ' - i 'A --A-' ' if as Q X. ERNEST MILLER Paul and Lovina Miller Hubbard, Oregon Ernie - Well-informed, brown curls, sports fan, camera essential to his make-up, blue Ford, DELVIN SCHULTZ Milo and Martha Schultz Molalla, Oregon The thing he wants to get most out of school is himself, check those pipes, grins like a tiger, crazy about cars, DELBERT SNYDER Merino and Lina Snyder Salem, Oregon Spider - Cheerful, capable, 1' have an announcement to make, , thoughtful, tenor, intelligent, V- .... ,. . i I --'- f ,...,,, ' ' . s .. mfr. ,.,. 4 sig , -2 ssgfe ii: ' J , ,.., . -4 1 at , A V A ' Y - -I .:.:' -if ' :':21t :': '- -' iz - W . .52-QI' AZ' Q. '-'- , :'1:f- E- is 212.2- -413. grifsis :giving ,- Ugg AML qwgggfgw ' is 325153 if - 5- 5- g ww' DELLADA KROPF John and Myra Kropi Harrisburg, Oregon Plenty of energy, hits the low notes, likes sports, individualistic, jolly, Sponsored by .... PORTLAND ROAD LUMBER YARD Your Building Supply Friends For Phone 4-4433 - 3545 Portland Rd. - Sziiom, Orc. For i 18 -591500 Salt' - Our Utmost Service Witlz A Smilr' f 5CSr1lP MERVIN STUTZMAN Lydia Stutzman Brownsville, Oregon Merv - Big tease, witty, I'm going to STUDY next term , in- terested in Montana's natural re- sources, frost it! Sponsored by PERRY YODER Paul and Flossie Yoder Salem, Oregon Ogre - Immune to conversational barriers, prodigious vocabulary, dimples, enjoys a good argument, good athlete, loves chemistry and food, IDELLA LAIS John and Barbara Lais Junction City, Oregon Extensive vocabulary, blushes, fun beneath her dignity, healthy scream, lives her convictions, anno NEEDY BRICK AND TILE COMPANY - For Your Building Needs in Brick and Building tile - Drain tile - Field drainage - Phone Needy 612, CRes. 611 or 6131 Edward Kenege ----- Kenneth Berkey When we l NSW Eiien lm R menu WSW' D John vi Denms Ervin Cheung heidl Stun erncrd Dorofhv , i Joe ffherd from fefff Maxine fstonchngl were young cada Me-rv ,aww .-onlin ff? V32 Merle Ernie A pose ofthe sneaky seniors in Victoria, B.C 2 W 7,12 SW .wk . fff so ' f' W' 07 Ono diet: A mgeting of the Ladies Aid? .- 0 II IO E n 6 Y - x O I' as O s c er s Sponsored by PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE TWILA ZIMMERLY -------------- SPONSOR LELA FERN KROPF ---------- DON YODER ------------- ------ KENNETH KEENER -------- -U DALE SNYDER ------ ------ TREASURER MARY ROTH ---------------------- SECRETARY SHERIDAN MENNONITE CHURCH W. Madison Sl. Sheridan, Oregon - Pastor: Raymond Mishlcr - Phone TH 'Z-6545 4I7 IVIIII St. ,4 .mL Y H fr'-Y Mm CLIFFO GLEN BO Lebanon, O ND A regon Canby, Oregon RD BECKLER NNA RU TH Hubbard or BUCHER ' e90n :Jun1Qfg1.1.3.1.3. KATHY S RN RODNEY BYER To H A s xem Ofegon U 1 E Y ngem, Oregon ERL Y Y s aa H 3, s if 7 M l Y 'YS -'.' 4 .. ' -L' H 3. z, , 1 2 A '- W In i ll 1, ,,,. ,,,, vlal : : ig ,.. : W 'V X7 i Y A :fi 1 ' aa.. K ' ,Y ...' ,,.-1 '. . yQf,53Z:VQii'JKgg:5 5 i f1' 'Vifllizzs :-- eg :1....,:, wi' f ' V Y RST EN H0 OR t Home' Oregon DAVID JOHNSTONE GARY KAUFFMAN Swee Winston, Oregon A uroro, Oregon 25 ,103 W N KAUFFMAN KENNETH KEENER VIRGINI A KENNEDY SHAR0 Salem, Ore on n 8 Foster, Oregon o Pxurorc' Oreg .2 Q AWQSY -:BN .. N Lum KROPF LQVERNE KR mug OfeQ0 Rio Lindo OPP MO I California P Q ,W g , x 3 DAVID , N LEHMAN Om LELA FERN KROPF RICHARD KROPF PQ 1 . doho Rio Linda, Coleforn'o Hubbard, Oregon -mn? xwfq . ,, . Q97 ? 5 ERLA LEHMAN CAROLYN LIND Nampa Idaho Sweet Home, megan LEE ANN MILLER , Nampa, , dflho Y NACE WLLER MAR MoXaHc. Oregon 2 W ASW S3 MWQKQE skyym P .zfggg vi Y .E me ,, -. TRUM Alban , ER y' Oregon AN MILL 9 s, b X41 K ,.,, z V, 3 WF 2 - xii-z, . f iv wi , QW A i ' 5 i,. . fb R LD NOFUGE RONA ofego-1 MURIEL ROGIE MARY RUTH Canby' Hubbard, Oregon Albany' Oregon ARVXLLP- SC- on Broken Bow, Nebraska Hubbard' Omg - ..,. I-I'S-J-:S5-I-I-I-55555-I-I-5-:Si'5'5 .. H A ,f Q dA d W ggi Vm' A ii xyjfid ,W ,K ..f, 1 fi q ON SNYDER JC nbY Oregon G I at v 3? if ,I e aff-ikfofriv A-Agri! f 3 + BARBARA YODER DONOVAN YODER Nampa, Idaho Sheridan, Ofegon HLABACH LELAND SCHWEITZER DALE SNYDER Filer, Idaho Wm NQ?, 2 A I DAWD Sdlem or MAN ' e90n STUTZ sw-,K QQ, Aug if , 2 Mn Qywff ,, - WHL. Eff W 6 sax biwfw' K, 2 6, 5,2 ,Y - A N Y M Qwwxaig G AR VIN yOD ER rUT'lf5 P GSS, oregon fi I , Sophomore Class OffIcers ROBERT LANTZ ------ ----- S PONSOR SAM EICIIER --------------------- VICE PRESIDENT DERAI.D HOSTETLER -------- PRESIDENT JUDY YODER -------------------- TREASURER IRENE SCHULTZ ----- ---- S ECRETARY ALTA WOLFER ----- ---- S TUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE This page Sponsored by . . FAIRVIEW MENNONITE CHURCH - Located 7 miles east of Allvarzy - 3 ' HER JESSIE GINGRICH WILLIAM GRENFELL EL EXC SANXU egou Albany, Oregon Wren, Oregon Arbanyv Ot L im ' V rf Q ,i2. 1 :f:r5:' . 1. 5. . , gwwvdlviwr, ,r. M img ' ff::QI:jf:.:jfff5:f:f:jf:jf:f:jf:ISjf- A 5''55555555:5E55:555555E55555:5555:'' L ,gv , if r,,, A 'fsfsf' ' ' w il gi ,, fr L 7 2 g ,,,Ai ' ' figfri.-fffif12g: 1 552 , ',r, 2 , DE E RA L ,gig HQRST . - D HO ,..L V SEANETTE 6 oregon R10 Lmda CSTETLER 5we'?i Hom ' , ahfofnia r Sheriff, TETLER .1 11, Oregon LARRY HOSTETLER Nampa, Idaho ga 2 Ha 'S .....f-X N, . 1 'z'. .:r-:2?:i':2 :xiE:I.E g:i:5i4rL4 QQ: 2? if Q ny if ' My , ,.,. Y, , , LaVERNE LIND Salem, Oregon AVON KAUFFMAN Hubbard, Oregon .rw ,w MER gOXX can Y' r l g Ivl RUTH Rogfegon p,XbHUY ' , an S 3 , 1 if Q ,jf - : G , ' 0 152.52 I 2 2 , 1 ,xg ,!Zf!I2f?E:'e - . M. ., W -gif R. , Qfgiffigifg' ,Q -., .-, 4, ,,,2L,fA Y M. Q J ju-',Rv-f.'Y,,gy. fvwfw r Q.. ,za fr 1 Awww. . fa lil.-'v, . r - , Us Q. ,- .'3'.'f3': exam, , .2 , Q, aw., rv .., . ,. fir .' i'5:7,g'q,'.?'5',Lg-I fu 1 fl 'I 1 if t , ' 'elf' iv 1 U' zu' 2325? f 'aiu ,gn . DANIEL 1 rf 'gk' -'I r- I SMHHQ. Quad: Leb MILLER 311011, Ore S011 M-f ng a , LIIEDYS RUTH Hllyy Oregon VIRGINIA ROTH Canby, Oregon 14? luvvkiik CmABrxCH IRENE SCIIULTZ. MARY S-CHWEITZER XRENE 5 6 on Woodburn, Oregon Albany, Qregon Saxem, Or Z - . .... .. - K 1 o o r Q ii- 'V sri or Igi M sumx CHARLOTTE E Elgar Home, Qfegon Woodburn, OIWI MER D egon Wk -.. 1 E ' 1 . jf E 2 53451, H -Q 'NYIQ-:fff Q , '-7223, ,Q K J y A f- L j o.oo fr 2 , ..,. r or ,,o, LK. 9 ,, 3 . , JUDY Y C31-lb ODER I Y. Oregon ALTA WOLFER Sweet Home, Oregon s hm en a Ss .gk Z, L tm STANLEY KROPF ----- ----Q- S TUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE JOHN MILLER ------- ------ S PONSOR LARRY STECKLY ----- ------ V ICE PRESIDENT IAABEL KROPF ------------------ TREASURER DARREL KAUFFMAN ---------- PRESIDENT ' I' MARLENE NICE -------- ------- S ECRETARY ,Z I I Sponsored by . . . MEL'S FEED 8c SEED yi' - Bolcns 'I'iIIcrs 81 Mowers - - Cro-Green Fcrtilizcr - 575 IVI Lum- - Phono EM 7-2502 Swcvl Homo. Oregon 3134 by I xi M Y RALPH Bwgigon 533,14 an, ERVIN BITIKOFER WILLIS BYERS Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon 3? K ks 5 g gr :KL if 'z . MERT EMBV Oregon Sweei Hom REBECCA HORST Merced, California 34 'ir 3 ,, my - 3 ' r E rr SHARON IIORST Sweet Home, Oregon ...v ., wg. MA RILY on DA RQEL .Nur -I KfxUFFM om. Qrcgon ,AN IRIS KAUFFMAN DELORIS KR-QPF JOY Hammett, Idaho Albany, Oregon HQIHSIEROPF UI' g' 0538011 MAB N LEONA Kwiniegon R10 LQILQKROPF . Harrxsburg, ' California -019' .,,,. 12 ' ' J I if OPP - HEY K? I ' 519963, grnriomw IRENE mrs EILEEN LIND LL . , WO .IUIICIIUII Crip, Oregon Salem. Oregon is I 5 I I I! I I al' WP WN 1 'Ai 135-P 2 :-., a x, CAROL NAFZIGER MARLENE NICE Nampa, Idaho Willamina Oregon - 2 MILLER NPIRNA rx Axbanvf Otago 'fr QQ . NLEY REESER sm Oregon F QSICY 1 LaDoNNA' scnw EITZER Broken Bow, Nebr-215143 IVAN SNYDER Salem, Oregon SHARO Salem, Agrfiglsr OH 5 . ff W Nrror I I - -r-', Q LARR I Azbany STECKLY I Y, Oregon I Z 5 A ' I 9 . Student Body Officers SECRETARY EXECUUVE VCE PPESDENT WCE PRESDENT TREASURER SPONSOR Student Council ea are l 1 : I 5 ry- it who ,,t N31 if 59 all Q A in rx or ,Q in tit ,Z t . Y ::,: .. Q rJ,, . 2 24253 .,..,: 1 EL 3 1 + f -Q-- 1 if 1 t 7 F! V .. r -V ',-..,. , UB ,E x ir X uf First Row - Perry Yoder, Bro, Lind, Idella Lais, Elizabeth Gingerich, LaVerr1e Kropf, Donovan Yoder, Second Row - Delbert Snyder, Judy Kropf, Dorothy Gingerich, Mary Ellen Bucher, Alta Wolfer. Third Row - Dale Snyder, Stanley Kropf, Ervin Kauffman, Galen Burkey, Truman Miller, David Stutzman September came--and everybody said, Let's have lots of parties. Then came days of plan- ning--last minute Trips to town--looking for bargains --oh dear--tomorrow's the social --guess we'd better get on the ball--hurry--whew!!--glad that's over!!-- All school banquet comes next--any ideas?--Yeh! Winter Wonderland -- O.K.!--let's have an igloo!-- no time to make one--Oh well--we'll have lots of snow all over!--work like crazy all day--it's done!! --now we can relax!! Time for another dress-up supper already? Only one more to plan--social committee'S running out of ideas--it was lots ot fun though!! Compliments of . . Social Committee Clara Lehmang Dorothy Gingerich, Chairman and Mervin Sturzman, , . f OREGONS OWN STORE SINCE 1857 SALEM EM 3 22ll , r I 1 ' i , Athletic Committee Ruth Rapp: Galen Burkeyg and Truman Miller, Chairman, Religious Welfare Committee Leia Fern Kropfg Ervin Kauffman, Chairmang and Maxine Landis, Sponsored by .... ' Ping-pong tournaments,basketball games, purchasing new equipment, class and literary volleyball tournaments, horse- shoe, badmitton, softball games, the track meet... all sponsored by the athletic committee and all a means of making lite on the campus more enioy- able. The spiritual well-being of the campus is important and religious activities need to be planned--thus the Religious Welfare Committee and a great respon- sibility. The varied activities and program have been helpful and inter- esting. They have provided Christian fellowship for those who have shown their interest by their presence and participation in the activities. NEEDY BRICK AND TILE COMPANY - For Your Building Needs in Brick and Building tile - Drain tile - Field drainage - X Phone Needy 6l2, CRQS. 611 or 6133 40 Edward Kencge ----- Kenneth Berkey The Extension Committee was respon- sible for sending groups off-campus to witnessp by singing and by spoken word. Each week we sent a group into Salem to pass out tracts. Every other week we sent singing groups to the Rest Haven Home and the Cottage Conva- lescent Home in Salem. Several times this year we sent singing groups to the Rescue Mission in Portland. We trust that many souls were blessed and were drawn to a closer walk with God as a result of our efforts. Every Friday the students had charge of chapel. Usually their program in- cluded several talks on subiects which are vital to the lives of young Christ- ians, and special music. These were planned and presented by the students themselves. A lot of work goes into the preparing of the Friday morning chapel programs- -at least you would come to that con- clusion if you could have peeked in on one of the meetings of the chapel committee. There would have been books strewn all over the table. You'd have seen Dave tearing his hair, Judy wearing a frown of concentration l?l and Liz writing everything but programs dn her paper. Don't worry that's iust their way of making genius burn. Extension Committee Marlene Niceg Mary Ellen Bucher, Chairmang and Carl Snyder Chapel Program Committee l Elizabeth Gingerichg David Stutzman, Chairman: and Judy Kropf This page sponsored by . . . . O. K. RUBBER WELDERS Where YOU SAVE on Tires - B. F. Goodrich 86 O. K. Auto-Float Tires Albany, Oregon agua. 1, All School Banquet 2, Bible Club 3, Reading Contest Winners 42 Jr, Quartet at the Valentine Social Cottage Meeting Dorothy Stutzman, a Student Chapel speaker 1. Strong Man 2. Senior Lovebirds 3, That English project! 4, Interested ? 5, Joe and his stunts 6, Beautiful dreamer 43 A Cappella Chorus Director, Robert L0nfZ Sponsored by .... CAL'S SHOE REPAIR New Shoes and Shoe Repair Shoes Dyed and Cleaned 6ll Wallace Road West Salem, Oregon 44 Third Row - Carolyn Lind, LaVerne Kropf, Oren Horst, Carl Snyder, Gerald Emrnert, Marvin Yoder, Kenneth Keener, Clara Lehman, Second Row - Sharon Kauffman, Dellada Kropf, David Stutzman, Delbert Snyder, Donovan Yoder, Dorothy Gingerich, Judy Kropf, Marlene Nice, First Row - Elizabeth Gingerich, Barbara Yoder, Idella Lais, Mary Ellen Bucher, Anna Ruth Bucher, Kathyrn Heyerly, Mary Roth, Lela Fern 'Kropf, Director Robert Lantz, H O W S E R B R O S . Equipment-Sales and Rental Service H85 South l2th Street Salem, Oregon - Phone EM 3-3646 Iohn Howser Res. Phone EM 2-7720 i 1 Ladies Chorus Second Row - Joyce Kester, Judy Kropf, Mary Roth, Joy Kropf, Lois Hostetler, Sharon Kauffman, LaVerne Kropf, Barbara Yoder, Dorothy Gingerich, Idella Lais, First Row - Lela Fern Kropf, Dellada Kropf, Mabel Kropf, Marlene Nice, Elizabeth Gingerich, Irene Lais, Mary Schweitzer, Alta Wolfer, Edwin L, Keener, Director, Not pictured- Dorothy Stutzman, Edwin L. Keener, Director Sponsored by .... MONTGOMERY WARD MATTSON'S ICE CREAM AND FOOD LOCKERS Shopping Headquarters for Ice Cream and Meats all the Family . ' Phone EM 3-3191 1085 N. PHCIFIC H1ghWay' - Phone S011 Salem, Oregon VVOodburn, Oregon 45 Mens Chorus Second Row - Emerson Martin, Gary Kauffman, Jay D, Headings, Ervin Kauffman, Marvin Yoder, Duane Emmert, First Row - Director: john Miller, Ivan Snyder, Donovan Yoder, Carl Snyder, Glen Bond, Stanley Reeser, Stanley Kropf, rw, Director, John Miller DE LUXE ICE CREAM COMPANY Bulk Ice Cream C. H. OSTRIN AND SONS Fliiopsicgef Sick Ice Cream 1857 State Street - Telephone EM 3-5774 Fountain 2155233 ices , Dixie Cups SHICITI, Oregon and Tgpplngg School Chorus Sponsored by ARTZ PHO'TOGRAP'HY 325 Court Street Salem, Oregon Phone EMpire 2-4716 Reber? L antz, Di rector Lx M fm? , ' gs ' ,Q ' ' .:, :s ' r f i Y 1 5 L- A wiv in H If W .gm S, 4 3, V I 151 J. A in f v y 4 rr gy 3 Q ii 3m 1. Tripelettes 2-3, Junior Lrios, 7, Freshman Sextet, 4, Senior Trio, 5, Faculty Quartet, 6, Freshman Octet 1 R. vi srriris 5 A Cappella Chorus Tour is We 1, It's not a river, just a flooded California Freeway, 2, In the land of sunshine and palm trees, 3, Are you going to ride in the trunk, Delwin? 4, The chorus in Los Angeles, 5, Time to round up the cattle, 1 49 ' Y a i v- E Vesperian Literary 5 V I .XA Jullwrrfd .... 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Commercial Street Phono Needy 26-F-3 - Phonc EM 2-8492 - Route I - Hubbard, Oregon 94 .N ,lwwwa Nw 1- - f :WEE 'G il . Aiw QW iwmgga G ' 5 X W 1 Y 42451 gay ,i ,7 2 ,kylsgz M-Mg, . , W. K ,. N , . W M U 42 ' 'A nka Wx' ' W W8 F S S 25ff:x...WS,g - ff ,gf a .www 4' 1' A nf, .hw f Q 4 c 1' I vi l I 4 S 1 1 . 1 , 1 I , D x. 1 o Nature Club Through the Hi-landers Club, Twila leads her Fresh- man and Sophomore girls closer to their Creator. This year they hiked almost every two weeks---rain or shine. They learned how to build fires and cook out and how to really appreciate the out ol doors. l-li-lite of their club activities was a trip to lvlt. Hood in Feb- ruary. 56 We thank Thee, Father, for the beauty ol the earth, and of the heavens overhead. What can surpass in loveliness the tiny snowflake which thou hast so intricately designed or sun- set which is ever new and each more beautiful than the last? For this privilege that we, the nature club, have had of looking into the wonders ot thy great creation we thank Thee. Hi-Landers Club The disappointments of duck-hunting, competitive target practice, .lim Bond's wild lite picture, the strenuous hours of basketball, the thrill of chasing a coon, all these will be held as fond memories of Sports- men's Club. Thanks, Bro. Showalter, for the fun we've had in Sportsmen's Club. Science Club Sportsman Club Current scientific happen- ings played a big,role in making Paul Yoder's Science Club especially active this year. Talk of sputniks and rockets created an interest- in making and launching a rocket. The boys also saw scientific films, made crystals, and con- structed a geniac or human brain. ln April the club at- tended the state fair in Corvalis. Hurry or weill be late, out in- to the stormy night we slip. One illetated memberslips on the mud- dy path. Each girl clutches in her honda carefully guardedsheaf of papers. Through the darkness a cheery light shines, soon there is an answer to our knock and once more we are in the abode of one of our church's tinest writ- ers. Each member reads the manu- scripts which she has written. Perhaps it is poetry or a bit of prose. Next we'll listen to the words of some of the world's es- tablished literary figures, which brings very vividly to our minds the ambition of every writer to some day produce a work worthy of publication. Aremac Club . M. ,NM Y ,G,Q5,v, Q -ret f Writers Club vm.. . 5 fx , W , 490559 Newham Sure, lill help you develop your pictures. Let's go to the dark room. You get the film ready while I mix the chemicals. Okay, turn off the lights and welll run it right through this solution. There, that did it. Just let them sit tor a few minutes and theyill be all ready. Now turn on the light and lets look at our finished product. Oops! What hapf pened? l guess the camera wasnyt any good! Oh,,well, we had fun this year in Aramac Club, didn't we? Astronomy Club ls it a bir-il? ls it sputnik? No, itis lust one of the model airplanes made in model club. Besides making airplanes the members of this club make boats, cars, trains, busses, and other moclels which develop skill an:l craftsmanship ot the hancls. It is amazing how skill- ful these boys have become in the intricate, artistic hobby of building morlels. The Astronomy Club, the newest club on our campus, consisted of five members under the expert soponsorship of Timothy Strubhar. The most important project that the club unflertook, with the help of Brother Strubhar, anal several of the fellows, was making a tele- scope. The aim ot the members was to learn more about the heavens and to learn to appre- ciate the wonders of Go:l's creation. Model Club Crafts Club Five energetic boys with Brother Lincl as sponsor, tested their ability in hitting the bulls eye each club night in the gym. Long range shooting outside was attemptezl also. The poor old target is nearly shatterecl from being pierced so often by the arrows of the boys from the Archery Club. 60 Twelve girls met in the reception room for fellowship as they worked with their hands on pretty and practical projects these girls with Emily Lantz made up the Crafts Club. Re- member fhe neecllepoint--the friendly chatter--lvan's leather tooling--makingChfistmas cards --rag dolls. Archery Club HY'-'MA Beaver, on The At work for once. S other hand... Solutions A ond R ore mixed ond di sfilled ond...H Three geniuses and the Genioc And in 0 day or Two Hin be ready to HY' Young inspired ostronomers. Spwzmrvrf by .... E. BURR MILLER OIL CO. YQUR TQWN PRESS i w1zi'S11ppliwr'ufSl14'f!Pwlmlf-11111 lhwlzlcfw -164 iii-i'ry Strvvl 2680 Pnrllzmd Rumi Sain-m, Orcgun liiwm' PM 'S-'HS6 Judy Kropf, Assistant Editor, and Oren Horst, Page Editors Gary Kauffman, Mary Roth, and LaVerne Kropf Editor Breezes Staff QE :Vi ' S9095 Q6 . 1,60 WM nd Anna Ruth Bucher. 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