Grace University - Charis Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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Reiland, Dean of Men John Schrag, B.A., M.A. Registrar I, K B.A. Miss Elaine Madsen, B.A. Dean of Women 6 Russell G. Jones, B.A., M.Th. Bible John w. Boehr, B.A., B.D. Music Leroy D. Schroeder, B.A. English Miss Anna Rieger, B.A., M.A. Wilbert A. Regier, B.Th. Christian Education Edward T. Schellenberg, B.A., B.Th., M.Th. Greek Miss Marion S. Stanford, B.A. Biology 7 Practical Work Director Richard B. Svehla, B.A., M D fl. xii V Medicine gsm Donald Tschetter, B.A., B.D. Henry D. Wiebe, B.A. Bible History Music xx A Orlando H. Wiebe, B.A., B.D. Roger Wischmeier, B.A. Mrs. Roger Wischmeier, B.A Bible Music Music Vernon Duerksen, B.A., B.D. J. J. Regier Public Relations Public Relations 8 'xiii Y 1 k'43i,fg: . :jj ,1 A.! 'iff' 1 .4 1 1 5 VFX A 9.4 A- 4 A4 JF.. ,, 1 A '-1 1 42. . 11 1 C , 1 , M g3f,51q.1gkJ21 1 ,vgshg 11:1--g.f,.. ,f sl? 1-35222412-gl?-v'- F .-. . , 'H nzlznsfff ' :pf - :-1 O . 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Q , 9 , ,M I L, 13 Mrs. Elizabeth Frey Snack Shop Manager Miss Elizabeth Kroeker Cook . -is 4 Miss Hulda Deckert Cook Mrs. Bertha Kliewer Cook ,hw Mrs. Eldon Walter Mrs. Dan Wiens Cook Cook Y., Y' 2---7 1 A., I AE if 1 J I 14 as - 1. L-, , ' QQ. Desi' ,Q ne 5 1 ku ff'- -3 N 'V ' 'gg-'.. 3 11 Ll' .1 ..- 'N 1' u , , 2 lS.. J aj 2 . ,, ,. e 'ff J 5 f is 'Q www F xx TN V? -9? Bob Radtke, President . Ivan Hunsinger, Vice President Mary Siemens, Secretary Marcella Steiner, Treasurer , 'v ' - -, -- -1.,.: L l 'I i . -1 . s M4 7:7 .lu-1,, , , 4 , 11, 4 ..,f , KWQ' T' W ,'.,Sef3Y7ka' S5711 a'i1q'?iyf fwljk , sf, 15,r-4:51433 , 'v.gwff:1Q'w' ,t 'YQ' if w -44 - . . I.. F 'R Raymond Banner Benton, Iowa Eddie Chambers Omaha, Nebraska 16 Gladyce Bixel Bluffton, Ohio Harriet Bixel Bluffton, Ohio Robert Campbell Dow, Oklahoma Daniel Edwards New York, New York Martha Ewert Marion, South Dakota Melvin Friesen Om aha, Nebraska , . . .,.....:.r.. Doris Classen Meade, Kansas ri, -5' , , , v V Myrna Friesen Verona Friesen Henderson, Nebraska Bingham Lake, Minnesota .v 1 11 -1713 , 11 an N 17 Alva Goossen Colby, Kansas Delano I-Iofer Yale, South Dakota Ivan Hunsinger Aberdeen, Idaho 18 Peter Harris Jackson, Mississippi Toby I-lite Mayersville, Mississippi Leonard Johnson Ringwood, Oklahoma V Ruth Koehn Dolton, South Dakota Grace McFate Callaway, Nebraska Nancy Quiring Cromwell, Indiana Robert Radtke Omaha, Nebraska Roland Loewen Meade, Kansas Bob Lasiter Mansfield, Arkansas Leon Rowland McC1ee1-ey Lyons, Nebraska 19 1 A1 Rasmussen Laura Rempel Omaha, Nebraska Morden, Manitoba . - M wr-'ii' 75553517 Z lf , w Elaine Schroeder Inman, Kansas 20 Pauline Rempel Dallas, Oregon John Safford Waterloo, Nebraska Mercy Sampson Lincoln, Nebraska Geraldine Schultz Meno, Oklahoma Mary Siemens Vancouver, B. C. 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Ellen Blake Donald Dailey Omaha, Nebraska Carolyn Dickerson Billings, Montana Karlene Cast Sheridan, Oregon Dale Aufrecht Loup City, Nebraska Homestead, Oklahoma Agnes Buhler Mountain Lake, Minnesota Lewis Cretsinger Howe, Indiana Darrell Fast Henderson, Nebraska Vernon Friesen Meade, Kansas Julia Brandeberry Middlebury, Indiana Russell George Ericson, Nebraska Rodne Goertzen Y Bradshaw, Nebraska 32 Esther Goossen Colby, Kansas Mayann Goossen Hillsboro, Kansas Arnie Hamill N eligh, Nebraska DaMaris Harms Cleo Springs, Oklahoma Janice Hart Gunnison, Colorado lm, Evelyn Langenegger Newton, Kansas Gary Lora Columbus Grove, Ohio Shirley Huff Omaha, Nebraska Tena Kroeker Jansen, Nebraska Norma Nickel Hillsboro, Kansas Ross Mapson Granada, Minnesota Russell Mueller Enid, Oklahoma 33 Dorothy Rieger Steinbach, Manitob a Marlene Ruth Irvin Penner Whitewater, Kansas Evelyn Scott Pawnee City, Nebraska Ronald Seibel McClusky, North Dakota Souberton , Pennsylvania . l 5 V inf' L I , . Roxy Tschetter Huron, South D Noel Willems Inman, Kansas Dolores Young Palmyra, Nebraska 34 Margaret Snakenburg Keswick, Iowa Richard Thiessen Elbing, Kansas akota Anna Beth Unruh Newton, Kansas SEQ Be Q, r . .-.- A Ta. D F11 i -'i I gb ' ' deg-je X Q il., 41' V , 1 a -m f -' , 2 3,41 ,Y J MMM if 'Q - -- ,ajmg . ' If in f'- fix? .-Suki! 9- I- u r' 5 ,-Iv Fifi rj nv- ,wiv , f ' .4-A, 1ffS +' ' Fw'f'f?' 5 H' 1 , 'ugh 1 ,-- QF? ' if af. 1...2,g2 H 'wifi 1455.3 cl: , EF LQ , L ' . -.4 . .. .1 1 ' ' - 1e?i-Haiifwj.-g2'ff.6 ,554 , V . Y I .' 5.5! i f , -- f -,Z' .'qj'l,--f,fE1Q2'QT1--, If P,:'f79g 1:g,'.sQ:f iw' 12 - .MP fiifr. ff w -ZWLEIG REE? I p i . I:,::2 K i, ' .I .ig ' f:'f::ff3v.:+f-1' n,-ff5'f ren Wlebe, PlCS1dQI1I f .. v , A . ' . '-- .Y --J- 5f5g,5'P ' gmald Reuner, V1cef-P1:.gs1dea1ty:gf7g. Esg'iggipyfii-f , g lg! pane Blpyygrs, creraryigg ' . .4 1, q ' 5. 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Martha Aase Stanley Allen 6 w. ,t I v Richard Birkey I Foosland, Illinois Duane Bixel Bluffton, Ohio Gene Blake Homestead, Oklahoma Diane Blowers Gothenburg, Nebraska Joyce Blundell Chadron, Nebraska Pap1l11on, Nebraska Emerson, Iowa Ruby Becker Marion, South Dakota Ron Benton Lexington, Nebraska Delores Balzer Inman, Kansas Janice Boilesen Ord, Nebraska Elfrieda Bullet Kremlin, Oklahoma 36 Edwin Busenitz Peabody, Kansas Eleanor Busenitz Peabody, Kansas Dorothy Busenitz Newton, Kansas Eugene Busenitz Newton, Kansas Gilbert Busenitz Whitewater, Kansas - w Edgar Calloway Janis Cargill Scotia, Nebraska Mrs. Eddie Chambers Omaha, Nebraska 37 Norman Busenitz Newton, Kansas Velma Busenitz Peabody, Kansas Jackson, Mississippi Shirley Campbell Ogallala, Nebraska William Cheyne Council Bluffs, Iowa fr- ' , 1 '? 1-Hg? 2 'Wg 'jiaff W i e 4..1 f5f-'Q' .Af,':,--fbi: J . . ,fi V ' L', '?' 5 q Y- 1 . f ,' ,I ,pe lf., .. '. L ay -' V' A 5-4' : if QL- L L qw, 4' V ' . 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Henderson, Nebraska 39 'J Tulsa, Oklahoma Verleen Friesen Buhler, Kansas Karen Gates Newton, Kansas James Gerhart Bally, Pennsylvania Maureen Goertzen Bradshaw, Nebraska -- . ,fx 1.-. 1 ' Lillie Hammerstrom Omaha, Nebraska Elfrieda Harder Whitewater, Kansas Robert Harder Meade, Kansas Earlene Hazel Sparta, Georgia 40 Harry Hebbert Ashby, Nebraska Arlis I-lege Aberdeen, Idaho Phyllis Isaacs Turpin, Oklahoma Marlyce J amen Lushton, Nebraska Jeanette Jensen North Loup, Nebraska Joy Jessip Sioux City, Iowa De anna Johnson Ogallala, Nebraska Lane- Q, 4 Quindel King Cortez, Colorado Mrs. Quindel King , Cortez, Colorado Marvin Klaassen Mountain Lake, Mirmesota Ladonna Koelling Ord, Nebraska 41 Deloris Krahn David Kroeker Geanne Kosch Wlndom, Minnesota Humphrey, Nebraska Grace Lamprecht: Hammond, Indiana Jean Lemke Minneapolis, Minnesota ' Jansen, Nebraska Judy Moore Thetis Island Gloria Moser Bluffton, Ohi 42 Luella Meier Randolph, Nebraska Janet Minnear Winona Lake, Indiana Shirley Loewen Steinbach, Manitoba Darlene Long Malta, Montana John Murray Washington, Illinois ,B.c. O L, Carol Nickel James Peters Henderson, Nebraska Shirley Peters Kleefeld, Manitoba 1 Janice Porter Ralston, Nebraska Mountain Lake, Minnesota Rodney Nickel ,N Mountain Lake, Minnesota Marvin Penner Henderson, Nebraska Melvin Penner Henderson, Nebraska Gloria Penner Steinbach, Manitoba Ronald Peterson Racine, Wisconsin 1 Deanna Porter Chambers, Nebraska Jean Porter St. Charles, Iowa , Gary Ratzlaff , Orienta, Oklahoma 4-3 Ruby Ratzlaff Mountain Lake, Minnesota Ardythe Rees Merrill, Iowa Sue Risley Omaha, Nebraska James Rosemond Sandusky, Ohio Larry Rutt Lincoln , Nebraska Reginald Reimer w-if '1- 'C A J' 1 Norman Regier Mountain Lake, Minnesota l Chilliwack, British Columbia ' Richard M. Riegel Richlandtown, Pennyslvania Rebecca Rost Fisher, Illinois Arde an Rowland Columbia, Iowa Carol Sawyer North Loup, Nebraska Edward Seebold Missouri Valley, Iowa 44- I Pauline Schrag Hutchinson, Kansas Joyce Schram Ponca, Nebraska Donald Scholl Delft, Minnesota Kenneth Schultz Mt. Lake, Minnesota Helen Shillingsburg Cali, Colombia, So. Am. L j F ll Phyllis Snakenberg Keswick, Iowa Lila Sommers Potwin, Kansas Roosevelt Slaughter Jackson, Mississippi LaVern Smith N ewton, Kansas Ronald Sperl ing Moundridge, Kansas 45 Gwendolyn Sander Omaha, Nebraska Lawrence Speck Omaha, Nebraska Timothy Stahl Huron, South Dakota Alvin Sternhagen Chadron, Nebraska Orville Stoesz Butterfield, Minn. Nancy Stogdill Malvern, Iowa Frances Stucky Monroe , Washington Carol Summerville Mitchell, Nebraska Gladys Thiel Seattle, Washington Wesley Ulrich Winside, Nebraska Joyce Unruh Chicago, Illinois Ruth Wedel Newton, Kansas Gail Weigold Mt. Lake, Minnesota Loren Weibe 1 Abbotsford, B. C. Ruth Weibe Newton, Kansas Lavern Wi ens Lustre , Montana Norma Wienss Beatrice, Nebr. Zadewte Larry Williams Ray, Arizona Mr. Peter Friesen Omaha, Nebraska Mrs. Peter Friesen Omaha, Nebraska Barbara Hibma Harris, Iowa Alice Andreasen Blanchard, Iowa Abe Boschman Winnipeg, Manit Mrs. Lewis Cretsinger - Howe, Indiana Robert Curry McKeesport, Penn. oba Lois Franz Henderson, Nebraska Junior in nursing school Irma Geissinger Old Zionsville, Pennsylvania Senior in nursing school Verla Koehn 3 Orienta, Oklahoma N Senior in nursing school Eleanor Jean Bixel Bluffton, Ohio Senior in nursing school Greta Epp Hutchinson, Kansas Junior in nursing school Elvira Hoffman Munich, North Dakota Senior in nursing school .ny Vera Jean Glover Sargent, Nebraska Senior in nursing ,- school SIT1.-Af,:vIi'n' 4' .1 ,Q '-up r '7 Fern Kruse Hesston, Kansas Senior in nursing school Donna Myers Easton, Missouri Freshman in nursing school Lorena Meinerts Rock Rapids, Iowa Junior in nursing school Lois Pankratz Inola, Oklahoma Junior in nursing school Marilyn Lantzer Aurora, Nebraska Freshman in nursing school I Jean Ann Schram Florence Unrau LOiS WHl1f0Ch Obert, Nebraska Lustre, Montana Stanton, Nebraska Junior in nursing school Junior in nursing school Ff9Shm1'111 111 11'-lfslng school 49 7ZozPemm45 Donald Ahlman, Junior, Neligh, Nebraska Edna Schram, Special Ponca, Nebraska Seconds S Mrs. Eldon Boese Redding, Iowa Mrs. A1 Brandt 1 L Omaha, Nebraska Donald Classen Meade, Kansas Richard Busenitz , - ,.. Whitewater, Kansas 1 v ni I 1 i E Richard Claassen Beatrice, Nebraska 50 Eileen Dyck Peabody, Kansas 'W 7 7' 'ITT71 Verlyn Fast Freeman, South Dakota Christine Francis Creston, Iowa Kenneth Jensen Omaha, Nebraska Gilbert Hamilton Omaha, Nebraska Donald Graber Hutchinson, Kansas Timothy Hollinger Council Bluffs, Iowa Donald Ingram Wichita, Kansas J errie Kaufman Peabody, Kansas Abner Koehn Enid, Oklahoma Bennett Kulp Omaha, Nebraska 51 Roger Lester Barnes City, Iowa Emil Schmidt Wolf Point, Montana Louise Modin Omaha, Nebraska 'Y 'YYY '-4 l Stanley Riche Council Bluffs, Iowa Warren Smith Shelton, Nebraska James Walter ,f A Z fQ Huron, South Dakota 52 Vergene Rasmussen Norfolk, Nebraska Mrs. Etna Stoesz Omaha, Nebraska r - I r' . 1, 5, I y- .4-. 0 I W, e 'F 1 J Y V I V :fi fi M 'a L 1 y l 1 ,P f ! 1 E5 Q 5 ,. g X4 if I ri I 1, PH v I L.-- , . ,t v x A ' ' 'lfsf , X X 1 M 'S ,l I N Vi' 11 .,jg,A1 K ' -gp, ..m . 'Cen df ,914- . , . , 'EHS' l.+'.-.lg . . P -C ' X -1343. ' ' .-N J -H-ff ' if ,J 1 . slag, P , fl -. CT 1-...ia ng W 55? g 'Q L+- c-0'-0,5 22 '.::.'.:J' :: ' -4- -U11 -an piir- '1 5- X I .-'..' , W-, -1. Iulu 1 . . U Vv W , w L:-1 A. 413 W-L5 , A. ' H . I .J .4 Q-,., 1 specific planning with Mr. J. J. Regier was necessary 1n arrangmg an Not only practice but m itinerary. Here the A bassadors Quartet is visiting with J.J. Lots of our musical groups went out to perform at various func- tions, both in the near Omaha vicinity and in more distant loca tions. Every group had to spend hours in the practice rooms, as the Messengers of Life Quartet is doing here. The deans would be most upset if the sign-out procedure wouldn't be completed. This is the Trumpet Trio, satisfying Miss Madsen. Grace owned a '57 Ford station wagon this year. The Melody of Life Trio, as well as the other groups, made use of the station wagon to get to their engage- ments. JT, , , 1.1.3 Trips were more than just driving and eating, though. The Christian Heralds performed in many churches similar to this one. SO many weekend trips involved coming back home to Grace late at night, or maybe early in the moming. Mr. Krehbiel probably didn't enjoy getting out of bed, b at least he was kind enough to unlock the door for the Jubilaires ut Trio so that they could go to bed, and take up another day of class- work in a few hours. A memory common to musical groups is the pleasure of visiting in homes after a program. The Cru- saders, too, enjoyed a lunch and fellowship after a performance. .4 The Music department offers pri- vate lessons in voice, piano, and organ. 59 Darlene Long practicing her piano lesson. Mrs. Wischmeier giving Janie Wallace her voice lesson. Eunice Huebert performing at a student recital. F17 I- P or sU mi x M B ?'wr W r- , iv w lm' Wav 0? 1 mi 1. M wi v-14, x . GM 415251, I O O n.. . ,Ah I, . 'il v,. 1 fit . : ,N - A' ...n 'J' 4 'W 1 A v ' r L . F - N ,A - K4 14 'rt V ,S uf-.af 1 , u r . HL. ' A 5- ' fi.-f - + L '+V ,5.,: ' 4 W ' ,.., xt Mg, 5 1 ,Q 1 1 '0uup. 't-8 fa. hw - L3 1 -In ' A x l I I4 1 A X iQ , - :pts I X 435' Aa , 4 if Y f q.Q.4'Q i A - ,mn . I 1 . ,I Q I' - I Y J, - Q his? My I J . 4, o ,U-, ESQ Wei' V' 1 Wh' A 9? ' 'ing -u.., ' ' 7-5 , ls.. .i + 1 i . f if ,. 5 xl: .1 5 m s g Vg 1 1. P J iii A , - K ,ff 4 ' 11 Q-K., 1 -,:-sf-? ' A-- fi On September 6 the faculty gave the new students a welcoming re- ception. . . . the students visited one another's dormitories in a regular open house. Life at Grace Bible Institute in 1958-59 seemed to be an endless cycle of activity. . . . and a few weeks later Mr. W. A. Regier was the faculty ad- viser to the Student Body Association. 65 The ones at the head of much of this activity were the officers of the Student Body Association, popularly known as the SBA Committee. This committee ar- ranged many of the activities of the year, and they also appointed some of the committees whose pictures appear in the next few pages of this CHARIS. The SBA Committee met regularly at seven in the morning on Wednesday to take care of their business. Le- land Flickinger was the president of the Student Body Association, with Darrell Fast as vice -president Naoma Wiens as secretary, and Gladyce Bixel as treasurer. Q1 lf' mf ' . g ai. , - L. Q W Like other college -age students, Grace students enjoyed parks and being excused from classes--and two happy days, one each semes- ter, combined these pleasures. The entire Grace family went to Elmwood Park on Wednesday, September 24, where games, mud, sunshine, hot dogs, chicken, ants, sunburns, dates, and devotions in the amphitheater were put to- gether in a combination called the fall picnic. Basketball games and socials con- tributed to the local social scene, as well as to the background con- versation, at various times during the year. .I s ki . v v I ' 'S . . X K I X ' r , . 4 4, ,AA l -4' . L 1 X vi W -1'-5a bi Not all was social life, thoughg most stu- dents enrolled with a weekly load of twelve, fourteen, and even a few students reported nineteen hours. Miss Dorothy Dietz in the book store was always eager to exchange books, paper, pencils, and syllabi for fifteen cents, please, or maybe at registration time for twenty-two dollars and sixty-three cents, please. The faculty also had occasional unguarded moments when THEY relaxed. Everybody at Grace did some kind of practical work every week. The students were given assignments which had to be fulfilled regularly. Directing the practical work was Mr. W. A. Regier, with June Hoch- stettler as his secretary. This is what you might have seen on Monday mornings, any time from before sunrise on. Students crowded into this hall once a week to fill out reports. 1172- f-s Y ' 'Q 1 .A wc HUHE Assignments took the students to various places. Some went to the Rescue Mission . . . or to Rest Homes. 1 l X 5 One group did follow up. Other students did their practical work in Chi1dren's Missions and jails. l 69 You might inadvertently have heard some students glibly talk about an MMF chapel, or an MMF program some Friday night. The initial letters IM, M. F. refer to a missionary organization which every student automatically belonged to--the Macedonian Missionary Fellowship. This association Among the activities of the MMF were contribu- tions to the support of alumni missionaries by means of pledges and offerings . . . had Ray Banner as president this year, with Russell Mueller as vice president, Lucene Hard er as secretary, and Agnes Buhler as treasurer. Mr. Frank Harder was the advisor to this organization. sponsorship of twelve prayer bands on Friday mornings . . . and occasional panels or other functions for Friday evening pro- grams. H159 Ill puwrr. und in th: Hnlg Ehusl' ITFPSIS ri ' ' Demerits, a popular topic of conversation but an unpopular part of a per- manent record , were ad - ministered with the. aid of a judiciary commit- tee, the law enforce- ment arm of the student body. Darrell Fast, as vice president of the stu- dent body, was the chair- man ofthe judiciary . 1 'Z .i Aer .f, ffl: wx 1 -2 -7- 1 lr- Students and guests alike have commented on the pleasures of singing at Grace Bible Institute. The Singspiration committee planned for a number of informal times of group singing as well as for a few vesper services on Sun- day afternoons. The members of the committee were Al Busenitz,. Anna Beth Unruh, Linda Underhill, Mr. Wischmeier, and Ron Sperling committee, with the other members being Marlene Ruth, Delano Hofer, Lucille Entz, Doris Classen, Palmer Hohm, and Noel Willems. The Deans, Miss Madsen and Mr. Reiland, were the advisers. Ron Hiebner and Duane Bixel, as head of the recreation committee, were responsible for the planning of socials and recreational activities. Their committee members were Quindel King, Janie Wallace, Jim Peters, Mercy Sampson, Eugene Busenitz, Pat Flaming, Carolyn Dickerson, LaVonne Wal- ter, Virgil Brandt, Norma Wienss, Ed Sce- bold, Diane Blowers, and Rodney Goertzen. Faculty advisers were Mr. Jones and Mr. Tschetter. We even had a cheer-up com- mittee at Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Friesen, Ruth Koehn, and Arnie Hamill were the committee, they were the ones who visited the sick and afflicted with cheerful words and sometimes with extra books or magazines. Posters were drawn up by a special committee, consisting of Deanna Johnson, Karlene Cast, John Murray, Elaine Schroeder, Jim Gerhart, Marlene Ruth, and Beverly Asa. A student paper known as the Student Streamer made sporadic appear- ances during the year, with a variety of com- ments, news, and editor- ializing on the current scene. John Safford and Sharon Blowers edited the paper, with Lorna Rempel helping as assistant editor. After mid-term exams fthat is, in late October and mid-March when the semesters were half overj the classes were dismissed for one week. In the spring Grace had a Mission- ary Conference in keeping with a tradition as old as the school. During the last week in October Grace had a Bible Conference emphasizing pastoral work. i There is an old building on Eighth Street next to the boys' dormitory. It is said that this building was at various times a stable, a classroom, and a library. In 1959 it was known as the Student Center. Students went there for pingpong games, physical exercise, and even for socials. They also went to the snack shop for coffee breaks between classes, for breakfasts missed because of dis- regarded alarm clocks, and for the general atmosphere of relaxation. 76 The Singspiration Committee arranged for regular musical enter- tainment at Friday evening dinners Social experiences were obtained variously in the dormitories or on dates . . Even married students were not altogether left out! 77 t it' nf' The spring banquet was planned by a committee with Roland Loewen as chairman, and Delano Hofer, Marlene Ruth, and Dorothy Nord- quist also on the committee. Senior Recitalists, 1958 The devotional committee is a guide to our prayer life. The reception committee, composed of Ivan 1-Iunsinger, Lois Peters, Bev- erly Asa, and Marvin Dick helped with the youth conference in the spring, pictured on the opposite page. High school students from throughout the area were invited to Omaha to visit Grace Bible Institute in order to see the school and to gain spiritual and social benefits from contacts with the special speakers and the student body. Alumni Banquet, 1958 Messiah Soloists UQ? . 5 . . 1 . 4 xv r, . - - q'I-.. ff Q , Fa g 2 w-- .Q I- SA ,QI 01. 5 E' W , gl ,Q I' , 14 -' . ,,- ' 40 ' ,, '-A y , A V Q aw- -1 S ... y vin . iff Afvifyii . - 7, sr, . Q Fw' 1 5 439 'W' '- 'Ji Q' ' 3 T. , IT 'N H 'B if N ,L B gl. A W ' : Wm' 'i sgfetit? ia4'?i?9,, 1 s A- 2 -f- 1 , . 1 1 ' .. Q , , '.. , ,f 4, , , L m l r E-:Z .:'52ii- if ' akin 95-. .r'-' .f-xg, '91, f-1 1 AG 'en-A. , E31 2? ' -, -Sf? 723' .P3'.'1'Q QQ. l .2 ' 21 -5 ' ,,,f-f ff .qi wifi! 1- r A-' X' :'m,: ?:4., ' ., W-- 1 'KM Q' i: '...' ' 1 3' , L. JWIJ. '41 ,-L i WF, W 5 :Ze Pbgg- 'aiu' ' x' 1 - ' fy. 1-.-1 'Wh ff AEA 3 5 '- lf 'YQ fgiglxlixg i Q 'Ffa ' ' ,U fi-Z-N nc- , gl.. , Q r, 54 Q' ,.-gr 'V s - 'sf If' .Q .., I 1. 1 36: ' 'w 1 J! R 'Q . y :- 1 r x, V 7? Xt I I '11 . 45 V - 'Y vQ.'n . v ' H 1' A H , 'T W ' 134 I '. L' ' X ., ,Lv -4 X 3 -X . I ,V . xy 1- K A o. Y. Compliments Of STUDENT BODY ASSOCIATION AND MACEDONIAN MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP for EVEI'IY'1'llING in high fidelity 'lIi-Fi Components Mllape Ilecorrlers 'Stereo Systems All Accessories Popes S1 Ilecorclers Custom Installation 'kliecorcling Personalized 'klllanlc 'llupe Intercom Systems 'Ili-lf'i Publications If's Omoha's HIGH FIDELITY Headquarters THE HOUSE OF HI-FI 4-628 Dodge Phone GL 4434. The Christian Voice of the Valley in Central California KDRU 1240 on your Radio Dial Dinulma California Presenting Christ to the heart of a great city. BENIIS PARK BAPTIST CHURCH Omaha 34th and Burt Nebr. Sunday Services 9:45 A.M. Church Bible School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 6:15 P.M. Youth Meetings 7:30 P.M. Gospel Hour Wednesday Service 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Congratulations Grace Graduates! 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BLACKBIRD UNION Compliments suNnAY scHool. of Lyons Nebraska Dr. SVEHLA A place where the A.S.S.U. Has Raised the Cross of Christ Phone JA 4221 MCDERN LITHC Offset Printing-Lithographing Wedding Invitations 1612 California Street Omaha Nebraska DEAN--Dr. John R. Dick All courses have a Bible major. Students may minor in Missions, Theology, Christ- ian Education, Music or Nurses' Training. PRESIDENT--Dr. Joseph W. Schmidt Grace extends a welcome to all Christian young people who are sincere in purpose and who desire to be their best for Christ. We challenge you to join our fellowship of training for God. BUS INESS MANAGE R- -Frank Harder How much will it cost? Let's see--for an average 15- hour load you will pay no more than 5317.50 per semes- ter, not counting books or private lessons. REGISTRAR--John Schrag The task of this office is to keep the records of our students accurate and com- plete. DEAN OF MEN--Gilbert Reiland VVhi1e most of our men students are single, there are always a number of married students enrolling each year. We need more men, married or single. DEAN OF WOMEN--Elaine Madsen Have you ever lived in a dormitory? In a Grace dorm- itory you will experience the 3 F's--Friendship, Frm, and Fellowship. PRACTICAL WORK--W. A. Regier In order to have well trained leaders tomorrow, we encourage practical training today. Students carry a weekly assignment in or outside the city of Omaha. MUSIC DEPARTMENT-- Henry Wiebe Can you sing or play? If not, would you like to learn? Come to Grace where you can join our Chorale, Chorus, Band, or smaller groups. LIBRARY--Russell Jones They say Grace has one of the largest libraries in our field in the country. A recent inventory totaled 33,519 books and pamphlets. Study facilities have been enlarged to accom- modate 75 students. EMPLOYMENT--Marie I-Iooge Since classes convene only in the forenoon, the afternoon is free for students to pursue gainful employment. EXTENSION--J. J. Regier Go is one of the cap- stones at Grace. Students GO on week-end trips and extend- ed tours. GO is a vital part of Extension Work. COMPLIMENTS OF THE John W. Boehr John R. Dick Frank S. Harder Russell G. Jones Miss Elaine Madsen Wilbert A. Regier Gilbert J. Reiland FACULTY Miss Anna Rieger Donald Tscheffer Edward T. Schellenberg Henry D. Wiebe Joseph W. Schmidt Orlando H. Wiebe John Schrag Roger Wischmeier Leroy D. Schroeder Mrs. Roger Wischmeier Miss Marion Stanford Richard B. Svehla TOP FROST The aristocrat of Frozen Foods FOOD CLUB The Wor1d's Finest Canned Foods E.V. T. Meats Extra Value Trimmed Pick ofthe crop Fresh Fruits and vegetables featured at HINKY DINKY FOOD STORES Compliments Of RIHA PRINTING 1417 South 13th Omaha Nebraska Telephone AT 6884 YOUR BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INS. 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John 4:23 COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND Congratulations 1959 Graduating Class Welcome into the GRACE BIBLE INSTITUTE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1945- 1946- 1947- 1948- 1949- 1950- Il 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1 957- 1958-' ' S4 Sl 66 it if GS if 1956- Class Mottos: To Triumph in Christ. II Corinthians 2:14 Occupy till I come. Luke 19:13 Holding Forth the Word. Philippians 2:16 Whithersoever Thou Sendest Us, We Will Go. Joshua 1:16 Christ shall be Magnifiedf' Philippians 1:20 To the Praise of His Glory. Ephesians 1:12 Laborers Together with God. I Corinthians 3:9 Chosen in Him. Ephesians 1:4 Separated unto the Gospel. Romans 1:1 Bearing Precious Seed. Psalm 126:6 In Him We Live. Acts 17:28 Ambassadors for Christ. Il Corinthians Conquerors through Him. Romans 8:37 Arise and Build. Nehemiah 2:20 5:20 Aase, Martha Ahlman, Donald Allen, Stanley Amunrud, Arla Andreason, Alice Asa, Beverly Aufrecht, Dale Balzer , Doris Banner, Raymond Becker, Ruby Benton, Ron Birkey, Richard Bixel, Duane Bixel, Gladyce Bixel, Harriet Blake, Ellen Blake, Gene Blowers, Diane Blowers, Sharon Blundell, Joyce Boehr, John fFacultyJ Boese, Mrs. Eldon Boilesen, Janice Boschrnann, Abe Brandeberry, Julie Brandt, Al 7vwiez 36 50 36 4,24,57,77 47 23 ,24,71,74,79 32 4,24,57,77 16,70 36,56 36 36,56 4,36,73 16,65 16 32 36 35,73 24,59,74 36 2,7,l0,55,76 50 36 47,71 32 24 Combs, Norma Cretsinger, Lewis Cretsinger, Mrs. Lewis Curry, Robert Dahl, Ardys Dailey, Donald Darlington, Hanorah DeBoer, Violet Decker, Lyndon Decker, Vohn Deckert, I-lulda fStaffJ Dick, Dr. John CFacultyJ Dick, Kathleen Dick, Marvin Dickerson, Carolyn Dietz, Arlene QStaffJ Dietz, Dorothy QStaffJ Diller, Marvin Dockter, Katherine Doerksen, Arnold Duerksen, Vernon CStaffJ Dyck, Eileen Eck, Kathy Edwards, Daniel Ellison, Sheryl Emerson, Delbert Brandt, Mrs. Al Brandt, Virgil 50 24,73 Enns , Marjorie Entz , Julia Buhler, Agnes Buller, Elfrieda Buller, Marie Burkholder, Anne Busenitz, Allen Busenitz, Dorothy Busenitz, Edwin Busenitz, Eleanor Busenitz, Eugene Busenitz, Gilbert Busenitz, Norman Busenitz, Richard Busenitz, Velma Calloway, Edgar Campbell, Robert Campbell, Shirley Cargill, Janis Chambers, Eddie Chambers, Mrs. Eddie Cheyne, William Claassen, Donald Claassen, Donovan Claassen, Oren Classen, Arlene Classen, Doris Classen, Eldin Classen, Linda Classen, . Richard 32,70 36 24 24 24,523.72 37 37 37 37,66,73,76 37,69 37 50 37 37,76 16,71,79 37 37 16 37 37 50 38 38 38,69 17,72 25 25 50 Entz, Lucille Epp, Carl Epp, Frieda Epp, Larry Epp, Marilyn Ewert, Martha Ewert, Philip Fast, Darrell Fast, Grace Fast, Verlyn Flaming, Pat Flickinger, JoAnn Flickinger, Leland Frances, Christine Frey, Mrs. Elizabeth QStaffJ Frey, Rose Friesen, Elizabeth Friesen, LeRoy Friesen, Leroy E. Friesen, Mary Friesen Melvin Friesen Mrs. Melvin Friesen Myrna Friesen Peter Friesen Mrs. Peter Friesen Verleen Friesen, Vernon Friesen, Verona 38 32 47 47 25,79 32 38 4,25,61 38 23,25 14 5,6,9,87 38,56 25,68,69,76,79 4,32,68,73 12 22,67 38 38,77 38 8,67 50 38,68 17,71 38 39 39,56 4,25 25,72,78 39 26 39 39,78 17,71 26 32,58,61,65,72 39 51 26,73 39 26,65 51 14 39 39 39 39 39 17,73 ,77 73,77 17,79 47 47 40 32 17,61 Gast, Karlene Gates, Karen Geary, Robert George, Russell Gerhart, James Gill, Geraldine Goertze Goertze Goossen Goossen n, Maureen n, Rodney , Alva , Esther Goossen, Lorena Goossen , Mayann Goossen, Ralph Graber, Donald Gustafson, Carol Hall, Es Hamill, ther Arnie Hamilton, Gilbert Hammerstrom, Lillie Harder, Elfrieda Harder, Frank QFacultyJ Harder, Lucene Harder, Marlene Harder, Robert Harms, Dalvlaris Harris, Peter Hart, Janice Hazel, Earlene l-lebbert, l-larry Hege, Arlis Heinrichs, Rachel l-libma, Barbara Hiebner, Ronald Hite, Toby Hochstettler, June CStaffJ Hofer, Delano 1-lofstetter, David Hofstetter, Ruth fStaffJ Hohm, Palmer Hollinger, Timothy Holzworth, Paul Hooge, Mrs. Marie fStaffJ Huebert, Eunice Huff, Shirley Hunsinger, Ivan Ingram, Donald Isaacs, Phyllis Janzen, Marlyce Jensen, Jeanette Jensen, Kenneth Jessip, Joy Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Shirley Jones, Russell fFacultyJ Kaufman, Jerrie 32,74 40 40 32 4,40,74 26 40,57,69 ' 4,31,32,63,73 13,53,79 31.33 26 33,5e,73 40 51 26 40 33,73 51 40 40 5,6,9,67,70,87 27,70 40 4,40 33 18 33 40 41 41 4,27,58,61,68,77,78 47,56 Kelemetz, Delores King, Quindel King, Mrs. Quindel Klaassen, Marvin Kliewer, Mrs. Bertha fStaffJ Koehn, Abner Koehn, Ruth Koelling, La Donna Kosch, Geanne Krahn, Deloris Krehbiel, Erich CStaffJ Kroeker, David Kroeker, Elizabeth Kroeker, Tena Kulp, Bennett Lamprecht, Grace Langenegger, Evelyn Lasiter, Bob Lemke, Jean Loewen, Roland Loewen, Shirley Long, Darlene Lora, Gary Madsen, Elaine QEacultyJ Mapson, Ross McCleerey, Leon McCleskey, Bud McCleskey, Mrs. Bud McFate, Grace Meier, Luella Minnear, Janet Moore, Judy 27,73 Moser, Gloria 18,78 Mueller, Mayre 12,68 Mueller, Russell 18,72,'79 Muhr, Karolyn 27,56 Murray, John 12 Myers, Nancy 4,27,72 Nickel, Carol 51 Nickel, Norma 4,27 Nickel, Rodney 13,87 Nordquist, Dorothy 27,59,79 Penner, Gloria 33 Penner Irvin 15,18,55,79 Penner, Marvin 51 Penner Mary 41 Penner, Melvin 41 Peters, James 41,69 Peters, Lois 51 Peters, Shirley 41 Peterson, Ronald 41,74 Porter, Deanna 18 Porter, Janice 27 Porter, Jean 6,10,5'7,73,87 Porter, LeRoy 51 95 Quiring, Mrs. Joseph CStaffJ 27 41,73 41 41,58,78 14 51 19,73 41,57 42 42 13,58 42 14 33,71 51 42 33,56,69 19 42 19,69,79 42 42,59 33,56 ,69 6,9,66,72,87 4,33 19 28 30 19 42 42,68 42 42 28 33,58,61,70 4,28 42,69,74 28,61 43,57 33 43,69 13,28,69 ,79 43,69 34 43 28 43 43,73 28,61,79 43 43 43 4,-43,64 43 28,58,61,78 13 Quiring, Nancy Radtke, Robert Rasmussen, Al Ratzlaff, Gary Ratzlaff, Ruby Rees, Ardythe Regier, Norman Regier, J. J. CStaffJ Regier, W. A. Clfacultyj Reiland, Gilbert CFacultyJ Reimer, Reginald Rempel, Laura Rempel, Lorna Rempel, Pauline Riegel, Richard Rieger, Anna CFacultyJ Rieger, Dorothy Risley, Sue Rosemond, James Rost, Rebecca Rowland, Ardean Ruth, Marlene Rutt, Larry Safford, John Sampson, Mercy Sawyer, Carol Scebold, Edward Schellenberg, Edward QFacultyJ 19,58 13,15,19 20 43 44 44 44,56,66 8,56 7,10,57 ,65,66,67 6.9,72,87 35,44 20 29,74 20 44 7,10 34,64 44,57 44 44 44 34,72,74,79 44 20,74 26,73 44,57 44,623.73 7,10,71 Schellenberg, Mrs. Edward fStaffJ 12 Schmidt, Dr. Joseph Qllacultyj Scholl, Donald Schrag, John fFacultyJ Schrag, Pauline Schrag, Ruth Schram, Edna Schram, Joyce Schroeder, Elaine Schroeder, Leroy CFacultyj Schultz, Geraldine Scott, Evelyn Seibel, Ronald Shillingsburg, Helen Siemens, Mary Slaughter, Roosevelt Smith, Aaron Smith, LaVern Smith, Mary Frances Snakenberg, Margaret Snakenberg, Phyllis Sommers, Lila Sonder, Gwendolyn Speck, Lawrence Sperling, Ronald Stahl, Timothy Stanford, Marion Clfacultyj 5,6,9,55,67 ,87 45,56 6,9,87 45 29 30,50 45 20,74 4,7,10,17 21 34 31,34,55,77 45 15,21,55,61 45,56 21 45 21 34 45 45 45 45 45,58,72 46 7,11 Steiner, Marcella 15,21 Sternhagen, Alvin 46 Stoesz, Carolyn 29 Stoesz, Orville 4,46 Stogdill, Nancy 46 Stucky, Frances 35,46,57 Stuhl, Harry CStaffJ 13 Summerville, Carol 46 Svehla, Dr. Richard CFacultyJ '7,11 Terry, Nathan 29 Thiel, Gladys 46,57 Thiessen, Larry 4,29 Thiessen, Richard 34 Thiessen, Rosalie 4,29,47,61,'76 Tobin, Audrey 4,29 Tschetter, Donald CFacultyJ 8,11,67,'73 Tschetter, Roxy 34 Ulrich, Wesley 46 Underhill, Linda 29,72 Unruh, Anna Beth 34,72 Unruh, Joyce 46,64 Unruh, Raymond 30 Unruh, Virgil 30 Vogel, Carol 21,56 Vogt, Wilma QStaffJ 13 Voth, Richard 22 Wall, Esther 22 Wall, Marvin 22 Wallace, Melva Jane 3O,59,73 Walter, Johnnie 22 Walter, Lavonne 22,73 Walters, Mrs. Eldin fStaffJ 14 Wantoch, Willis 22 Wedel, Ruth 46 Weigold, Gail 46 Whittamore, Lynn 30 Whittington, John 30 Wischmeier, Roger QFacultyJ 8,11,55,'72 Wischmeier, Mrs. Roger fFacultyJ 8,ll,59 Wiebe, Henry Cllacultyy 8,11,55,61,8'7 Wiebe, Loren 35,46,55,58 Wiebe, Orlando QFacultyJ 8,11 Wiebe, Ruth 47 Wiens, Lavern 47 Wiens, Mrs. Dan CStaffJ 14 Wiens, Naoma 61,65 Wienss, Norma 30,4'7,73 Willems, Don 23 Willems, Noel 4,34,66,72 Williams, Larry 30 Wilson, Paul 30 Wright, Pearl 30 Young, Dolores 31,34 Zimmerman, Dorothy fStaffJ 12 371.897 , CHA Charis 1959 'I 959 6605