Bethany Christian High School - Witmarsum Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Concert Choir s X ai, t :Nl , 2 fu gf? 9 fi N 'l K X if a L any E E? , i ' A B- .E 7 g A Qt ,al 9 V 2f,,,zg:w-Q' . 0 A if ll 'X' f s Qc A . Concert Choir xv' i Uwusx 'mane . ,J Y 'Y . Row 1: Rik Troyer, Thomas Charles, Dale Snyder, Roger Kurtz, Kent Hershberger, Rene Maust, Jonathtm Eash, Ron Leatherman, George Smith. Row 2: Cliff Miller, Todd Lederman, Eric Mumaw, Ken Hochstetler, Dave Birky, Ken Hollinger, Loren Hostetter. Row 3: Lois Stoltzfus, Jacque Boyer, Marla Graybill, Susan Loy, Lorna Schwartzentruber, Cindy Hartzler, Donita Schwartzentruber, Anita Maust, Marcia Slabach, Barb Helmuth Mary Lehman. Row 4: Joy Hooley, Jane Miller, Dianne Kehr, Karen Miller, Lorrie Morgan, Renette Yoder, Richele Thomas, Deb Weaver, Ruth Weldy, Krista Miller, Cindy Troyer. Not Pictured: Pam Bechtel, Rachel Miller. if

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Art Art is with us every day, in many different aspects we often fail to recognize. As such, we tend to take it for granted. Art students donit. Because they are con- cerned with learning new concepts and designs, they can teach the rest of us to look at our surroundings in a new way and notice the beauty that we often pass over. Art is the creative expression ofthe artist. Life, like any individual, presents his unique perception of reality. To understand and appreciate the artistls expression, we must learn a little of the artist himself. The art department keeps the rest of Bethany in touch with its workin several ways. The Arts Festival is the main opportunity to display the student's achievements. Yet throughout the year, colorful show- cases and exhibits also add interest to the hallways and provide an opportunity to display the work of students deserving recognition. tax:-nn - i.. Nele Schmidt

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43' Joy Hooley, Lorna Schwartzentrubcr, Cindy l-lartzler 0' i Y' 1 S .'i1f.f,, uN Q 1 , M yi? l - flea Diane Schrock: BA: Music Concert Choir is a select group of forty voices. The number is limited because of participation in Choir Festi- val each spring. Each year, as the choir gathers in the fall, those involved pull their rusty voices out ofthe closet and chug, gaily away to the tune ofinfamous little warm-up exercises. Yet all the tedious- ness is rewarded by the sounds of Han- del and Sateren that are eventually produced. 6 it W L: t W Ai '- -...qi V Rik Troyer, Todd Lcdernian, Loren lflostetter I g 5 bu N21