Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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A Rot nell con “a . a Me. Amahl and the Night Visitors MUSIC The college chorus started the year out with a ten day tour of Nebraska. Under the able directionof Mr. Day, they presented nu- merous concerts both in the high schools and churches. After their return they presented severalhome concerts and special music for chapel. They also presented the oratorios, The Peaceable Kingdom and ''The King- dom . Westmar's outstanding band, under the capable direction of Mr. Parker, started its year out by leading the Homecoming parade. After giving several home concerts, they too, went onatenday tour of Colorado, presenting both afternoon and evening concerts. The music department with the cooperation of Mr. Dorrell presented ''Amahl and the Night Visitors , a modern dramatic version of the Biblical story of the Three Kings.

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saat an seagate ota ene eereeasetcr-oempnteonenten ean: ‘ HOKE Geos Row 1: Paulsen, Morehead, Utzinger, Bartel, Blumer, Bengston, MacCanon, Martinez, Paris, Miller, Hughes, Job, Schaible, Andrews, Herzberg, Beeman. Row 2: Davis, Walker, Dreeszen, Bockenhauer, Marks, Schindler, Unruh, Wuflestad, Carpenter, Haack, Straube, Brown, Alexander, Andersen, Pirkl, Butler, June, Zumwult, Gehlbach, Giron. Row 3: Coppack, E. Schuler, Reeves, Sherman, M. Schuler, Thompson, Gonnerman, Petersen, Mueller, Driscoll, Knapp, Danne, Kehrberg, C. Hughes, Armold, Iszler, Foster, Nibbe, Scherbenske, Day, Bobst. Row 4: Turner, LaFrenz, Savage, Thiele, Howland, Buller, Divelbiss, Gebhart, Hefty, Streyffeler, Shelton,- Bradley, Koth, Grauberger, Brown, Pickett, Adelmann, Daugherty, Dahmes, Itterman, Woelfle, Williams, Rees, Loechner. Row 1: Lake, Bengston, Utzinger, Schaible, S. Paulsen, Barnes, S. Miller, Kammlade, Bishop. Row 2: Thiele, Job, De Graw, June, Morgan, Hughes, Rees, Hodgson, Heizig, Itterman, Loechner, E. Reiner, F.Reiner, Klingensmith, Schuler, A. Miller, Kullmer, Koth. Row 3: M. Paulsen, Huber, M. Miller, Kelly, Andrews, Bradley, Robbins, Burgett, La Frenz, R. Paulsen, Zumwalt, Johnson, Nibbe, Savage, Knapp, Daugherty, Black, Kehrberg, Withee. Row 4: Brown, Buttermore, Herrick, Thompson, Hefty, Wichelt, Herzberg, Danne. 82

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- ol Under the guiding hand of Mr. Dorrell, the all college play ''Dear Ruth ' was pre- sented to the student body. Long tedious hours oflabor were spent by both direc- tor and cast. The play, itself, was about the trials of Ruth Wilkins, who, after discovering that her teen-age sister had written love letters to a service man, using her name and picture, had to entertain the gentle- man during his furlough. Although Ruth was engaged to a hometown boy, she fol- lowed the play along, not wishing to ruin the soldier's stay athome. But in the end, she breaks off her engagement and married the service man. Asecond production, ''All My Sons was presented in the spring. Dora, the maid....... .Phyllis Baker Mrs. Wilkins. ....... Ruth Loechner Miriam Wilkins....... Sharon Miller Judge Wilkins (0.00705 seers er DilLlGelgem Ruth Wilkins .... Mary Lee Thompson Lt. William Seawright. ... Robert Link Albert Kummer...... Richard Brown Martha Seawright .. Betty Klingensmith Chuck Vincent. ....... Merlyn Banek Harold Klobermeyer... Lawrence Kullmer