Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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First row Kantzer M Lageschulte Tweddell Eenigenburg Rigg Jervis M Tillman Second row Abbey Tell J Lageschulte Peterson Blegen Walles Murphy Kraft Westphal Thompson Conyers Novak Goddard Third row Waddle Bob T Carlson Jansen Shufelt Dnrector Cummins Instrumental talent Extreme left Emery Cummins first semester Band director left Duane Benlomln second semester Band director There can be much blessing received and given in a two-day period, as we learned on the tour which took us to Kankakee and Piasa, Illinois. In the first half of the program the band played a variety of secular music, the latter half was com- posed of sacred music presented by soloists, small ensembles, and a ladies trio. Although the brass greatly outweighed the Woodwinds, we didn't con- sider this a hindrance to honoring the Lord through music played for His glory. And the Homecoming Concert, Christmas Concert, Mid-Winter Musicale, and the Spring Concert afforded us opportunity to do this. 72 engaged mumcall l3QEAALY'Lq,A

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1-1' 4-o ....,.lA.i. 'v T 3.4- 7 1 ...N wwf' ly., Second semester new students, seated: Jerry Olson, Sherry Evans, Corol Kellington, Marcia Smith, Margaret Steed, Judy Lou Moore, Arden Pyle. Standing: Roger Olson, Dave Kreager, Ken and Dan Brown. Williams, , U,Qoru-:cl the clay, ot oun tathena, .T Ig.: Don Moneysmith and Bob Snelgrove make history under the statue of the famous Stephen Douglas. Lincoln's Tomb was an important site of interest on the list of musts . The U. S. History and P.A.D. classes went to Springfield on a field trip under the direction of Mr. Askew. The weekend pro- vided ample time for ci complete tour of the historical capitol of Illinois. 7l

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Nl 5:7 Kneeling: Smith, Kincaid, Van Hovelin, Miller, Mead, Nichols, Ray, Seely, Dennis, Pringle Lausangum, Niswonger. Seated: Hurst, Engstrom, Glazier, Abbey, Burton, Morse, Epp, Anderson. Standing: Miss Springer, Shufelt, Hoppe, D. Petersen, N. Petersen, Herman, Scott, Crapuchettes, Tillman, Valle, Allen, Brown, Markham, Sandbloom, Robinson, Hinlclin, Carlson, Hoffman, Mortenson, Eenigenburg. aa wx-:llll aa Aociall aclljuatment, u Gert Jerrilou almost gets a proposal from Clem leilani gamma sigma chi 0' 'he Gamma P'f'Y- Throughout the year, Gamma Sigma Chi was one of the busiest groups on campus. Meeting every other Tuesday, they heard many interest- ing speakers, including a hair stylist, florist, psy- chologist, and model. Two girls were in charge of food for each meeting and a contest was held for the best table decorations. New officers were elected at the end-of-the-year picnic which Q was held by the barbeque pit. . i l