Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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1, Hugley, Preston, Lopez, Dahlmeier, Arends, Steiber, Daugherty, D. Miller, Pittam, A. Miller, Kelly, Bartel, Cruz, Kruger. 2. Beuer, Rippey, Merkel, Collins, Dreeszen, Mortensen, Vermilyea, Schwarz, Straube, Scharf, Graling, Ko- sanke, Martinez, Andersen. 3. Kornelis, Wellensiek, Hanson, DeGraw, Fountain, Janke, Glaser, Morehead, Kruse, Schrotenboer, Shonts, Penning, Giron, Masters, Leaders, Walker, Winterfeld. 4. Haack, Newdquist, Reeves, Timmer, Blum- er, Boch, Stubbe, Enevoldsen, Loechner, Esterly, Aylesworth, Fireoved. 5. June, Till, Moet, Brandt, G. Tesch, Reiner, Angove, Hoffman, B. Job, Ross, M. Miller, Butler, Duffield. 6. E. Job, Huber, Wittenberg, Holden, Haney, Witt, Eller, Hess, Ferguson, Herzberg, Thiele, Foster, Nelson, Wilts, Wiersma, Schindler, Beeman, M. Paulsen, Plummer, Lang, 7. VanLeeuwen, Black, Winkelman, A, Fischer, Bishop, Muyskens, Elliott, Johnson, Zobel, R. Paulsen, Fosberg, Pres., Plummer; V. Pres,, D. Miller; Sec-Treas., Haney; Prog-Chm., Coles. Future Teachers of America The FTA has the honor of being the largest student organization on the campus. It is composed of 102 future educa- tional leaders who study problems of their profession. : 26

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1. Ros. Strutz, Plummer, Miller, Collins, Hanson, Schaible, Machmer. 2. Kruse, Winkelman, Bauer, Rol, Strutz, Grau- berger, Job, Butler, Pres., Miller; V. Pres., Machmer; Sec-Treas-Hist., Plummer. The Sigma Tau Delta, which is composed of the English majors and minors, is the oldest club on campus. The purpose of this club is to study and discuss literature and to promote the creative expression of its members and others. This year the club studied modern drama. Sigma Tau Delta Student Volunteer This is the organization for those students who are planning on entering the mission field and for those who are in- terested in the advancement of Christ's kingdom through missions. On Sunday afternoons they sing at the old people's home and hospital and conduct services at the county jail. This work is both challenging and inspiring. 1, Pittam, MacCanon, A. Miller, Bengtson, Daugherty, Graling, Kosanke, Preston, Hugley, Leaders. 2. Newquist, Es- terly, G. Miller, Shonts, Stolte, Scharf, Dahmes, Wellensiek, Schrotenboer, Masters, Walker. 3. L. Machmer, More- head, Dragoo, M. Angove, Fountain, DeGraw, E. Reiner, Glaser, Andersen, Alcares, Arends. 4. Beuer, Mueller, Reeves, Eller, Ferguson, Bobst, Janke, Duffield, Bartel, Dahlmeier. 5. Kornelis, Holden, J. Alt, C. Miller, G. Tesch, Thiele, Wuflestad, Beeman, Schindler, Butler. 6. Gonnerman, Weinert, Savage, Graff, Unruh, A. Fischer, Herzberg, Voy, F. Reiner, Nelson, Roepke. 7. Wichelt, Huber, Yenger, Ellerbeck, Johnson, Tietje, Wetzel, Bonde, Mathews. 8. Zobel, Carothers, Loechner, B. Alt, A. Angove, Sellers, Maisel, M. Scott, Parriott, Hughes. 9. Yoder, Crotser, Prestholt, Mar- tin, Elliott, Marty, Stryker. Pres., Elliott; V. Pres., Marty; Sec-Treas., Shonts. agin % z 2 ee x

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2 The membership of the Albright Fellowship includes all pre -theological students who join together to have fellowship with others of their profession and to learn more of their profession. Along with its other functions, this organization sponsors several deputation teams and helps support foreign students and girls preparing for mission work. Albright Fellowship 1, Reiner, Docter, Wolff, Withee, Link, Adelmann, R. Miller. 2, Saxton, Mathews, Yenger, Dumke, Wiener, Divé l- biss, Kirkus. 3. Carothers, Angove, Grauberger, Hermann, Ellerbeck, Doeden, Hughes. 4. Thompson, Crotser, Sellers, Armold, Maisel, M. Scott, Minter. 5. Buller, Stryker, Gonnerman, Prestholt, Job, Zobel, Roder. 6, Wetzel, Marty, Winkelman, Bauer, Duehn, E. Miller, Parriott, Zuehl, Pres., Minter; V. Pres., Bauer; Sec-Treas., Kirkus; Dep. Mng , Smith; Disc., Wiener. | 27