Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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' 1 1 V ' 1'v1 , W ' V Y 1 x 1 X X. 1 V 1 '11 V1 'V 1 V V,.V . 31 ' 111 ' ,U .V -1V 1 1 fl 'X A 1 I, ' 1 1 1 1, 1 -. I , 1 I -1 ' ,f ' 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' -.4::. 1..-A.. .., -.-,.. u.'Lx.:n:mn:uu. .v.1wx1,..-. fx. -nn.rf-Q.. 1.11:-. 1 1, 1 x1 arm g .1 Nh 4 Published by The junior Class Of Bethany College ARCHIE ANDERSON, Editor GENE UNDERWooD, Bus. Mgr Printed and bound by Consolidated Printing SL Stationery Co. Salina, Kansas Engravings by Mid Continent Engraving Company Wfichita, Kansas THE IW HUHW UW? YEARBCDCDK CDF BETHANY CCLLEGE . . LINDSBORG, KANSAS 5 . HWWWI H Ti r 7, 5? of 'M ,VZ A ' ,f',g 4 z e 'rl 17, ...Q . .mu-. ,--n.n-,mm-z. ln the classroom and laboratory, on the athletic field, in the school cafeteria, in work and play, our college year has been a continuous series of impressions, some permanent, lasting and enduring, others only the thrill of the moment and soon forgotten. ln the 1937 Bethany Daisy We have attempted to capture and retain for you by means of print and photograph the most valuable impres- sions of this year, your friends, your teachers, your classmates, immemorial good times, and quick glimpses of work and play, hardships and successes. We offer this book of IMPRESSIQNS to you and hope it will remain long in your thoughts as a lasting impression of your college year of 1937 at Bethany. CURRICU LAR 4 N41 ff MM 0N 7!TE2XTRA-- CURRICU LAR I ,, vz - ::-1 1--rv-nz nf 1:-1 1-:qv-ff .- gg-1 v.54.wg.f-mm-B11 A.-rg-.-:fr rq.-rggzfggfigrgrv-1-5-7:.1:3 an--.-4q.14-vqr-111411 :Af-3 vgvg:-1:11 ,u-zz:-1-n 4 5 V 2172? ,f 5 - i 4 X X z 2 kwa PRESSER HALL .4 ..,1.1.A.... 1 :.::uv...1.x-JL... ax. -1.1 -ggi - ' flrs. .-- ,, - - V ' gljj - . 'nf J 11 -,fy ,fl .3v','-.:.'..,,r Q: '.j5-Y-::i,g:5i:,-,-' :li FL,-:..i-Y. : --.. 44.i-- 5 -- ,--.+..--+1,k-4..- .... ..:.L...1x5r- ' - fx v 1-4-155. 1 -1.-L -':.:.m11i:i-5.-QQLLQ1., . ,- ...imngf-f. 1 OLD MAIN BETHANY LIBRARY vi agiww 6 O G Q SWEDISHVPAVILION PRESSER HALL X 1 MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH i Cast of library play, B s Are Dead - Cafeteria capers - Slcee , campus favorite - Dinner table Clissertat' - Library studiousness - Laboratory l ers - Banquet scene - Waiting for the down- beat - Dr. Sandzen sketching in Colorado - Smiles Www, for the camera. NU ' Q, i od some power would give us . .NSI J Q J 'W' ffff W My J M W , . I if ! I DR. ERNST F. PIHLBLAD President of Bethany College This book will go with you down through the years, not because of its intrinsic monetary values, but because of the treasures of the soul contained Within its covers. The faces which you will meet on its pages in days to come will bring back the associations of happy school days spent at Bethany. Sweet memories are among life's most precious possessions, more to be cherished than the fabled riches of Midas. You may forget the lessons which you painfully learned in its lecture halls andlaboratories, but may it help to keep alive in your heart the spirit of faith, hope, and love which Bethany, even with its shortcomings, sought to inculcate. This is the prayer of PREXY r v wifi 'JLWZ sim! ,.'15,,,acd F' , wr nw- Inf , I 5' 4 . :flee ,F mf' M. M CH om-'ici' 5. Mc. SF' :wish it' i 1 4 l I A l l I w I i l ! N i 2 , . fr ' 4 EMIL O. DEERE Dean of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Professor of Biologg Geology Museum A. B. A. M. Bethany College- S. M. Univer- sity of Chicago' Special studies University of Kansas and University of Colorado. Fellow of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science- Life Menmber of Kansas Academy of Science. JENS STENSAAS Treasurer of Bethany College M. Acc ts DR. ERNST F. PIHLBLAD A. B. A. M. D. D. AILEEN HENMON Registrar and Secretary to the President MRS. ERNST F. PIHLBLAD Dean of Wonlen DELIA BERGLUND Assistant to the Treasurer - ' I Y ' ' P- '1 fB 1 C zz Niechanical Drawing, and Curator of msn emo ct lany 0 Lge' ! P Y 3 3 I y . I J age OSCAR LOFGREN Dean of College of Fine Arts, Professor of Piano B. M., Bethany Conservatory. Pupil of Rudolph Ganz with studies in Germany. EDLA WAHLIN LENNARD GUNNERSON Librarian Curator of Musical Instruments, Instruc tor in String Bass A. B., Bethany Collegeg B. S., University of A. B., Bethany College. Menlber National Illinois, Association of Piano Tuners. lPage Seventeen X THURE JADERBORG Professor of Voice B. M., Bethany Conservatory. Studied with George I-lamlin, Warren W. Shaw, George Sweet, and lsadore Luclcstone. ELLEN STROM Teacher of Piano and Keyboard Harmony B. M., Bethany College, Student, American Conservatory, Chicago, Northwestern Uni- versity, Columbia University, Los Angeles Conservatory. WALTER BROWN Instructor in Reed Instruments, Public School Music Ensemble, and Instrumental Ensemble Studies in Clarinet and Piano under William Knecht, Denver, Colorado. Played under many prominent band and orchestra di- rectors, including Lornes, Sachs, Carallo. lPage Eighteenl 1 HJALMAR WETTERSTROM Instructor in Theory of Musicg Teacher of Cornet, 'Cello and I-Iarmonyg Conductor of Bethany Band B. M., Bethany Conservatory of Music, American Conservatory, Chicago. ANNIE THEO. SWENSSON Professor of Expression: Director of Bethany Players A. B., B. O., Bethany College, B. E., Columbia Collegeoflixpression,ChicagogGraduatework at Columbia and Ellison White Conservatory, Portland, Oregon. Travel and studies abroad. Member of National Association of Teachers of Speech. OSCAR THORSEN Professor of Piano B. M., Bethany Conservatory, Studies with Rendahl, Cathedral Organist of Karlstad, Sweden, with Rudolph Ganz, Ansorge and Xaver Scharwenlca, Germany. , ' ' V -riff: . .QQ 1' wi :'. Z J . 1 ' ' -' 2. ,fljiff ' - 1 . V' 1 ' ,v 'mf f 42,2 , f ff .,. , f we . , ws' X ' Q- ' S , f sie. f Vt., , Uv., 11,0 sf ' an '74 X . ' - W' f 2 1 ' ijz MW N UF fSQ?S1,s. Jw f 2 . 1 x . W N 1 ' .a.f..W,sf's. QZNMX f,sf,,, ff .aw A f H , i 3,57 iw Z NJN , f. f inf t, ' ' H1-.Ts .Qt S .. f Fimosis -PM ' ... V fl-ey' Q if Q, ft' ..Ah'?f..,M,5,.,s.. ,Q Q5-. I f bf sf X Q , .,e-pw .. K ,agway My .M . fs 4 ,. 14 . . 0 :www -f fs . .4 2'..4y.' ' A ,X fC?QZ4'e'4f.sa6? f- - ,Z-3 ' S 1 ' .5 ggwv,42.12fswsz!QgQ7 igw' ,,- ' - ..,. , 'ff I gs Wfv 4 f 24 ff 4 Z XM! 1 fd is fy ?Ql1 6 W ,g , , . ,,,,.. , W - . 5 , ,gy -Y 4. .54 f K, A, Jr Q Q ' ' We, sf Q f- 2 X, 2 I A' X 4 R X M f 5 f V f f X k 9 f Z9 f 2 Q f A QS 1 ' +1 if 4' Z 'S' AQ -' 1... 059. ggi' , felis' .ff V, fvi- wt HAGBARD BRASE Professor of Organ and Theory of Music: Director of Messiah Chorus Graduate of Royal Conservatory of Music, Stockholm, College of Slcara, Sweden. GENEVA F. SMITH Professor of Public School Music B. M., Bethany Conservatory. Studies at Baker University, Emporia, Northwestern, Colorado College, American Institute of Normal Music, Boston. Member of Music Supervisors National Conference, South- western Supervisors Conference, Sigma Alpha Iota. BIRGER SANDZEN Professor of Painting, Drawing, and History of Art A. B., College of Skara, Sweden, A. M., Bethany College, Lit. D., Midland Collegeg D. F. A., University of Nebraska. Special studies in Germany, Scandinavia, Spain, Italy, England, Scotland and Mexico. 5 ul 'r 2 'P , W 5 .A 2 Music: u Music, l. nit? .lies 35 csicrn. Ugg of f1lIJ5lC South' Salma ri and A4 M.. gullcifi gfctial -spain, i MILTON KRAFT Head of Department of Education Ph. D., University ofillinoisg Studies at North- western University, University of Berlin. MRS. JOHN ALTENBORG Matron of College Cafeteria GEORGE KLEIHEGE Professor of Sociology and Philosophy B. S., Kansas Wesleyang M. A., Kansas Uni' versity, Ph. D., Kansas University. VENDLA WAHLIN Instructor of Languages and Education: Assistant in Library, second semester A. B., Bethany College. HANS J. HOFF Director of Language Department, Pro- fessor of German, French, and Italian A. B., Bethany Collegeg Ph. D., University, of Illinois, Special studies in Germany, Italy. France, and Russia. At present conducting research on an investigation into the French used by the earliest French missionaries among the Indians on the American con- tinentfl EMORY LINDQUIST Professor of Historyg Coach of Debate A. B., Bethany College, A. B., Oxford Uni- versity, Oxford, England. Receives M. A. this year. LEWIS I. LOVELAND Professor of Latin and Education A. B., Amherst, A. M., University of Penn- sylvaniag Graduate studies at Yale. ANNA MARM Professor of Mathematics A. B., Bethany College, A. M., University of Kansas. Special studies, University of Kan- sas, University of Chicago. Member Mathe- matical Association of America, the Ameri- can Mathematical Society, American Associ- ation for Advancement of Scienceg American Association of University Women, Kansas Association of Mathematical Teachers. DONALD DECOW Professor of Economics and Business . A. B., M. A., and Graduate studies at North- western University. lPage Ninetecnl ARTHUR E. UHE Professor of Violin and Director of Beth- any Symphony Orchestral Studies in Brussels, Studies with Caesar Thompson. Exclusive Victor Artist. MARGARET M. MILLER Instructor in Art B. F. A., University of Coloradog Graduate studies, University of Chicagog Fine Arts Center at Colorado Springs. MARGARET SMITH Principal of Lane Hart Hall E. B. DOERING LILLIAN C. THOMSEN Instructor in Biology, Geology, Physics, and Assistant Instructor in German B. S., Southeast Missouri Teachers, M. S., Ph. D., Cornell. Member Sigma Xig Alpha Sigma Epsilong A. A. A. S. At present doing research in the life histories ot' Ceratopogo- nidae. JOE L. HERMANSON Professor of Chemistry and Physics B. S., South Dakota State College, M. S., Ph. D., University of Iowa. Research work on methods of preparation of Amines. WILLA HOUK Instructor in Girls' Physical Education, Home Economics A. B., M. A., Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege. Research work in Education. LLOYD SPEAR GEORGE F. HALL Professor of Christianity and Greek: Dean of Men A. B., Augustana College, B. D., Augustana Seminary, Ph. D., University of Chicago. KATHERINE WATTS Instructor in Art B. F. A., University of Kansas. DALE MILLER Instructor in Voice B. M., Bethany College, Graduate studies Chicago Conservatory under Herbert Miller RUTH GIBSON . Professor of English Assistant in Violin - Assistant Commercial Teacher A. B., M. A., University of lowag Graduate studies, Harvard University. ffi,.,,f ,..--nf 1-4 f..,,,1 , lPage Twenty .fe l 1 - -if . F ,, fk Ze . ar , , 'Sf tif . 5 7 .N . f 3 fs 9 ss AG ik , Z RY s, N . , f , ir . X 1, , , I Q2 K, , .letlglflfiq-:I . i ' ' sf-as IE! 15? THEM .ey K ' xx K f M4 ': Seniors . . CHESTER LEMON . . . Lindsborg Economics-Sociology President, Seniors, B Club, Pi Sigma Chi RUTH CHAMBERLAIN . Rock Port, Mo. English Vice-President, Seniors, Cheer Leader, A Capella, Messiah, B. C. W., Sigma Phi Omega PAUL MOORE .... Caldwell Music Secretary, Seniors, Cheer Leader, A Ca- pella, Messiah, B. C. B., Zeta Phi Omega, Alpha Sigma Nu GEORGE LANN A... Axtell Chemistry Treasurer, Seniors, Member, Student Coun- cil, Messiah, B. C. B., Luther League, Beta Eta Theta, Theta Chi Delta, Pi Sigma Chi, Math Club JEANNE NORLIN . . . Lindsborg English Member, Student Council, A Capella, B. C. W., Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Phi Omega if MELVIN AHLSTEDT . . . Salina Instrumental Supervision Zeta Phi Omega, Alpha Sigma Nu ll ROY BENSON . . Kansas City, Mo. English Treasurer, Student Council, Pre-Sem Club, B. C. B., Luther League, Beta Eta Theta ADABELLE BONNER . , . Staiford Music A Capella, Alpha Psi Omega, Sigma Phi Omega SONJA BRASE .... Lindsborg English , Messenger staff, A Capella, Messiah, B. C. ? W., Sigma Phi Omega JAMES CLAYPOOL . . . Lindsborg English B. C. B., Pre-Sem Club, Alpha Psi Omega, 4fdvV y Pi Kappa Delta, Beta Eta Theta H, - LOUIE COOPER .... Lindsborg Instrumental Supervision Orchestra, Band, Blue Dozen, Zeta Phi . Omega, Gamma Kappa Alpha Jegrsfwe K. LORENA DAESCHNER . . Coffeyville Painting Messiah, B. C. W., Delta Phi Delta, Tau Pi Alpha, Kappa Gamma Phi The class of 1937 came ' to out the same time as did the historic blue eagle. We Do Our Part was the order of the day and the new class quickly applied the idea in its 4 . relationships with Bethany.-1 OREN DANIELS .... Page City History B. C. B., Luther League, Council ofReligiOus ' Organizations, Pi Gamma Mu, Beta Eta Theta, Alpha Sigma Nu A JOHN B. DARRAH . . . . Marquette English A Capella, Pre-Sem Club, B. C. B., Pi Kappa Delta, Beta Eta Theta VERNON DENTON . . Great Bend Music Blue Dozen, Zeta Phi Omega, Gamma Kappa Alpha ' b lPage Twenty-onel Seniors NEVOY GERBRACHT . . . Peabody Instrumental Supervision B d B C B Luther League Beta EtaTheta l UTHTGIBSON . ., . . Lindsborg A Business Administration sf Zvf igma Phi Omega P ERIC GLAD .... Kansas City '4 M Liberal Arts W Beta Eta Theta, Gamma Kappa Alpha f , .. A, HAMMER . . . Norway X 1 Sociology ' A Cape , B. C. B., Pre-Sem Club, Pi ' , Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha igma Nu UGTITEQ HEDEEN .... Topeka History Pre-Sem Club, Beta Eta Theta JUNE HENRY .... Lindsborg Science KENNETH JOHNSON . . Brookville Mathematics Pi Kappa Delta, Gamma Kappa Alpha ROY JOHNSON . . . White City English B. C. B., Pre-Sem Club, Missionary Society, Council of Religious Organizations, Beta Eta Theta WILLIE PEARL JORDAN . Konawa, Okla. Art Education Messiah, B. C. W., Delta Phi Delta, Sigma Phi Omega LOIS KILPATRICK .... Newton ' Art Education Tau Pi Alpha GERALDINE KRIENHAGEN . Independence Mathematics Math Club, Kappa Gamma Phi FLOYD LAMOREE .... Russell Band, Orchestra, Blue Dozen, Beta Eta Theta, Zeta Phi Omega, Pi Sigma Chi MONTE LINDWALL . Kansas City, MO. Mathematics-Chemistry President, Student Council, Math Club, Pre-Sem Club, Theta Chi Delta, Beta Eta Theta, Gamma Kappa Alpha LESLIE MALMGREN . . . Lindsborg History B. C. B., B Club, PrefSem Club, Gamma Kappa Alpha CHRISTINE MARGREITER . Cawker City Public School Music A Capella, Messiah, Kappa Gamma Phi MARCELLA MARTIN . . Clovis, N. M. Voice-Public School Music A Capella, Messiah, Sigma Alpha lota, Sigma Phi Omega ' DALE MILLER . . , Glen Ellyn, Ill. Voice-Music Education Instructor in voice, Messiah, A Capella, B. C. B., Zeta Phi Omega, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Sigma Chi ELMER NELSON . . . Marquette History Assistant Coach, President, B Club, Pi Sigma Chi IPage Twenty-twol l 'Pugfp A T. ppp .p.. The members of the class have been active in every phase of curricular and extra-curricular life at Bethany. ln religious activities, athletics, forensics, music, art, dramatics, social life, honor roll, and campus politics, the leaders have been recruited from this illustrious group.- 3 J l x X J l 'ei . S 7 1 l J ,NN TI, 5 I N' X. . mg Vi i s I .JB .1 X X NU A x, I is Nga Y Q i Il l i T Q 'NA A , N2 as ,J A t Bti ii. 1 I ia and uf iwlww ll llffi ,rulffd E 3 ii L' :W WW L ' Seniors . EUGENE NELSON . . . Marquette History Eclitor, Messenger, AlphaPsiOmega, B. C. B. , . Pi Kappa Delta, Pre-Sem Club, Beta Eta Theta ESTHER NEUENSCHWANDER . McPherson , Piano Messiah HAROLD OLSON . . . Lindsborg Business Administration Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Sigma Chi HELEN PETERSON . . . Monument English Messiah, Messenger Staff, Luther League, . W., Council of Religious Organiza- E a tions, Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Kappa Delta MENNO RICHERT . . Moundridge Music A Capella, Messiah, B. C. B., Beta Eta 5 ' Theta OTTO RICHERT . . . Moundridge Music A Capella, Messiah, B. C. B., Beta Eta Theta SIBYL RODDE .... Linclsborg Public School Music Orchestra, B. C. W., Sigma Phi Omega , EVELYN RYDEN . . . Belton, Mo. . Public School Music B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha B. EVELYN SCOTT . Rocky Ford, Colo. , Piano Messiah, Sigma Phi Omega ELMO SCRIPTER .... Detroit Voice A Capella, Messiah, Beta Eta Theta Louis SEEMAN . . . Kensington Public School Music Orchestra, A Capella, B. C. B., Zeta Phi Omega, Beta Eta Theta, Alpha Sigma Nu GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER . Page City Public School Music A Capella, B.C.W., Luther League, Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Gamma Phi RAY STAPP ..... Norton Art Education Messiah, B. C. B., Delta Phi Delta, Beta Eta A Theta, Pi Sigma Chi 'E AGNES SWANSON . . Hutchinson , Sociology-Economics L Messiah, B. C. W., Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Phi Omega . MARCELLE TUBES . . Washington up . Public School Music B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha FRANCES WEEKS . Assaria The mortality rate of the class has been unusually low. The An Eduaatioa group to receive diplomas this spring is almost three-fourths as Messiah, A Qapella, B' C. WH Delta Phi large as the group which matriculated in the- fall of 193'3. Delta, Kappa Gamma Phi s 52751222 121123 ltasS,u:1agemust now go out upon the highways of life RAYMOND YOUNG E Q I forth Platte, Nebr. ' ng is A Council of Religious Organizations, Pre- Sem Club, Missionary Society, Luther League, B. C. B., Beta Eta Theta ' lPage Twenty-threel f lf? wfw - if ' si M0 7 .I it -.f,L'C-fY ' 4 J M VJ WUI 0 I I A IAN, f. 0 ufyg,,ga-'AIT' Y? ' . .I I IN! flpvvifl' 0 I I ,f ,vvq-fr.! U ,L pfiivf - W ? if 'f ' I va. .i,.m,v 0 Y'J P . . . 5: 1 S HELEN JOHNSON . . Golden, Colo. English President Juniors, B. C. W., Pi Kappa Delta, Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Gamma Phi ELIAL C. CATLIN . Lakewood, N. Y. Instrumental Supervision VicefPresident, juniors, Orchestra, Band, Blue Dozen, Gamma Kappa Alpha PAUL PETERSON . . . Lindsborg I-Iistory Secretaryftreasurer, juniors, Bus. Mgr., ' ' Bethany Messenger, Pi Sigma Chi PAUL BERGGREN- . . . Manhattan ' tor I-Iis y Member, Student Council, Cheer Leader, B. C. B., Luther League, Missionary Society, Pre-Sem Club ' LLOYD ANGELL .... Plains Art Education B. C. B., Beta Eta Theta, A Capella ARCHIE ANDERSON . Lakewood, N. Y. Instrumental Supervision Editor Daisy, Band, Blue Dozen, Zeta Phi Oinega, Gamma Kappa Alpha VIOLA BERGGREN . . Leonardville English ' Math Club, Luther League, B. C. W. , Council Of Religious Organizations, Tau Pi Alpha INEZ BLOOMFIELD . . Arkansas City Public School Music Messiah, B. C. W. H NADINE BURWELL . . Smith Center Music Education A Orchestra, Band, Sigma Alpha Iota PERRY CARLSON . Marienville, Penna. English A Capella, Beta Eta Theta, B. C. B., Mis- sionary Society, Luther League, Pre-Sem Club . HAROLD EDBERG . . . Kackley Biology P Messiah, B. C. B., Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha V Sigma Nu KENNETH ESPING . . . Hallville Sociology Daisy staff, B. C. B., Beta Eta Theta, Pre- Sem Club, Gamma Kappa Alpha MONNA GRUVER .... Kirwin Violin Orchestra, B. C. W., Sigma Alpha Iota, Sigma Phi Omega RUTH HAWKINSON . . McPherson Public School Music Kappa Gamma Phi, A Capella GLADYS I-IENDRICKS . . Wellington Art Education Delta Phi Delta, Kappa Gamma Phi Page Twenty-fourl How ea erly, as spirited though awkward freshmen, we g assembled for registration on September IO, just three years ' ' dl ' the ago, and, with heads held high, we marched prou y into halls of wisdom. Then followed those unforgettable months crammed with parties, dates, and initiation, accompanied by a few hours of midnight toil for an A, or even a D.--- -WL.. 5 QL-LJ 4: E gT01 USO Ulm lwu UTM: f , me-A - ----.--1.-0.41.-aJ...-.,-...4a, - -a,.,..,. . ,. . R- , , . ' . ' - . ' ----4--A -A--V-V-----A..-:-...:....fa15:2111.:,afaux.,a:-1.55.-:.. -E -J.-:,,1.::.,-, ., . . i y ue -.ears Q, the Unrhs fd br ,,,, f 44 . ,JJ -f' But time marches on! We are no longer freshmen, but a group of know we alli' sophomores. It was we mighty Sophs who decided that freshman hazing should be counted among the social taboos. But alas! It was only a matter of hours until the lordly seniors took the matter into their hands and properly initiated the freshmen.-Q w: ' E A U Juniors ' .... HELEN HOLT . . . Stratford, Iowa English B. C. W., Council Of Religious Organiza- tions, Luther League, Tau Pi Alpha WENDELL HOLT . . Leonardville Chemistry B. C. B., Council of Religious Organizations, Theta Chi Delta, Beta Eta Theta, Alpha Sigma Nu ALBERT HOLTHOEFER . . . Russell Instrumental Supervision A Orchestra, Band, Blue Dozen, Zeta Phi Omega, Gamma Kappa 'A'Alpha CARL JOHNSON . . . Jamestown Chemistry Messiah, Math Club, B. C. B., Luther League, Theta Chi Delta, Alpha Sigma Nu PAUL KUBITSCHEK .... Salina Art Education Daisy staff, Messiah, Delta Phi Delta DON LOFGREN .... Smolan Trumpet Band, Blue Dozen, Alpha Sigma Nu ESTHER MAJOR .... Dorrance Organ B. C. W., Messiah JIM METTNER .... Lawrence Mathematics B Club, Pi Sigma Chi DOROTHY NELSON .... Vilas English ' B. C. W., Luther League, Tau Pi Alpha EVALD NORDSTROM . . Manhattan Piano A Capella, Messiah, Pre-Sem Club, Beta Eta Theta DOROTHY PEARSON . . Kansas City Art Education Messiah, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha, Delta Phi Delta, Kappa Gamma Phi DORIS QUARNSTROM . . Hutchinson History Daisy staff, Messiah, B. C. W., Luther League, W. A. A., Tau Pi Alpha ' DOROTHY RICHARD . . White City English B. C. W., Luther League, Tau Pi Alpha, Kappa Gamma Phi WALDO RODENE . Stromsburg, Nebr. Art Education B. C. B., Luther League, Beta Eta Theta DOROTHY ROSINE . . . Lindsborg History ' B. C. W., Sigma Phi Omega IPage Twenty-fivel , tff uniors GEORGE RUNBERG ..... . Linclsborg Chemistry Math Club, B. C. B. . HOWARD SANDBERG ...... Roxbury Instrumental Supervision Band? Blue Dozen, Zeta Phi Omega, Pi sigma chi .R LLOYD SPEAR ..... . Lindsborg Violin Orchestra, Zeta Phi Omega KIMIKO TAGUCHI . . . 1 . Rocky Forcl, COlO. Violin Orchestra, B. C. W., Sigma Alpha Iota, Sigma Phi Omega I CLARENCE TEED ..... . Linclsborg Sociology Messiah, Blue Dozen, Pi Sigma Chi VIVIAN THIEL ..,.. . Colby Organ Kappa Gamma Phi, Orchestra in KENNETH TRAIN ..... . . Lindsborg A Mathematics B. C. B., Alpha Sigma Nu MIRIAM ULRICKSON .... Fort Worth, Tex. Art Education B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha A GENE UNDERWOOD ...... . Agra Business Administration Bus. Mgr. Daisy , Messiah, Pi Sigma Chi MYRON VANN ....... Lindsborg Instrumental Supervision Blue Dozen, Band, Orchestra, B. C. B., Zeta Phi Omega ROSA LEE VANN ..... . Lindsborg Public School Music A Capella, Messiah, B. C. W. ILA WOODRING ........ Chanute Public School Music Orchestra, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha, Kappa Gamma Phi INGEBORG WIDEN ...... Kansas City History Debate, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha, Kappa Gamma Phi lPage Twenty-sixl And now we are Juniors. Juniors who realize that the attainment of permanent success is a gradual process-so gradual that those who achieve it are always more concerned with the task at hand than with the ultimate goal for which they strive. No man's success ever becomes finished and complete. But all men can reach higher standards of well doing by constantly doing all things well. 1' . ,.i Q! G., 1 Q 'Q 4 . ,G I . -5-5 rg 1 ' x ,Az ' x Lia .. ,I . 1, In Beth fOr ri Clm ' In V I l n ' PM -' 4 ' ' V 4 Y A 1'rmgi' 'W.132 ' D L ' C, :si i 1 f . F I . ,, hu 141.1 lull 'ufftf L LIB 'JU J J' J. 1564 Y , . if ,f T Q Wsssrwimsas satis or W an.. ya. ep ' 'KW' U' f ,ff if In September, 1935, ninety-two new students entered Bethany College, students intended to prepare themselves for their lifes' work. All cherished hopes of graduating in the Class of 1939.--- ll Sophomores HASKELL SEXTON Hamllfon M0 Instrumental Supervision President Sophomores Orchestra Band Blue Dozen A Capella Choir Zeta Phi Omega Da sy Staff GREGG RANDALL Dawson N M Instrumental Supervision Vice President Sophomores Band Blue Dozen P1 Sigma Chi MAURICE LYSELL Lmdsborg Economics Treasurer Sophomores Blue Dozen P1 Sigma Chi CHARLOTTE RICE El Dorado Art Education Memb dent Council Messiah gma A,-f mega THY SA 11999,-'ETB Ogilga Sociology Me r Student Council Messiah B C W A A Tau Pi Alpha Kappa Gamma Phi RUTH ALEXANDER Pueblo Colo Music and Piano Kappa Gamma Phi FERN ASPELIN Dwight History B C W W A A Kappa Gamma Phi ALLEN BARTEL Shafter Calif. , Cornet Band Blue Dozen Pi Sigma Chi LILLIAN BENGTSON . . . Lindsborg Special Student B. C. W. W A. A. ANDREW BERGGREN . . McPherson Business Administration Band Blue Dozen Gamma Kappa Alpha HELEN CAMPBELL . ' Waynoka Okla. Piano Orchestra B. C. W Tau Pi Alpha Kappa Gamma Phi MAXINE CHAMBERLAIN . Florence Colo. Violin A Orchestra CLEORA COLE .... Turon Piano A Capella Choir, B. C. W., W. A. A. . Joi-iN O. COLE . . Lakewood, N. Y. ' Chemistry Mathematics Club, Theta Chi Delta HAZEL ERICSON .... Mentor Mathematics B. C. W., W. A. A. THEDA FELTON . . Council Grove Piano . Orchestra, B. C. W. GOLDIE HANSON . . . Gypsum ' Music Education, Piano B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha THELMA HAROLDSON . . Lindsborg Music Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Gamma Phi lPage Twenty-sevenl KATHERINE HAR MAXINE JOHNSON . . . 1 1- E 55 ' J ' X ' X a..,,.Am 'T ' was WM v MQW ff Mau, W lv . . . Sophomores PER . . . Ashland Piano, Messiah B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha N . . . Lindsborg CARL JACOBSO Business Administration PI Sigma Chi BARBARA JOHNSON . . . Republic iano P A Capella, Messiah, B. C. W., Sigma Phi Omega GEORGE B. JOHNSON . . Linclsborg Business Band Blue Dozen, BH Club, Pi Sigma Chi Assaria Business Administration Kappa Gamma Phi RICHARD KRYSL . . Sylvan Grove Violin Orchestra, Band, Beta Eta Theta, Zeta Phi Omega MARGARET KYNER . . Wilson . Piano Sigma Phi Omega DOROTHY LANE .. . . Tescott Sixty-Hour Certijicate A Capella, Messiah, B. C. W. MYRTLE LARsoN . . . Lindsborg V Business Administration ALBERTA LEADER . . . Galva f Music Q , Fjy HOWARD LINCOLN . . . Lindsb I Chemistry , 9, ' Band, Blue Dozen, Pi Sigma Chi, aisy'7 taff MERTON L. LUNDQUIST . Lindsborg History Debate, PrefSem Club, B. C. B. JEAN MOLLER . . . Tucson, Arix. Cornet Band W. A. A., Kappa Gamma Phi LUCILLE MUELLER . Manzanola, Colo. Piano A Capella, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha, Kappa Gamma Phi GENEVIEVE NORDELL . . . Clyde Sixty-Hour Certificate Messiah, Luther League, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha MILTON OLSON . . . Waterville General Music Supervision A Capella, Messiah, Alpha Sigma Nu MELVIN OSTLIN . Kansas City, Mo. English A Capella, Debate, B. C. B., Missionary Society, Luther League, PrefSem Club, Pi Kappa Delta PATRICK PAXTON . . . Osborne Political Science BM Club, Pi Sigma Chi lPage Twenty-eightl ' S D -'-PL i I . B Lax FX 1 - sims- A ' Y i . ' li- . ' If'k if QL ,sT 5 'LL K' ,F N .Q MQJY x1.Ci.5.k- - Q lim 'lr 'Ufbvf ri - fu ,. fr , I' Wx is-.L,,.A-,,,.k-',,,.Li - K., yxh.. X I I '-wmes, 7.3, Some students were unable to continue, others took their places to form the Sophomore Class of 1936-37. During their two years of college life, members of this class have taken active part in all forms of athletics, music, debate, dramatics, painting, Student Government, and, above all, have ranked high in scholastic attainment.--- J' ,g pg .. if ,V W... . uaaimwmsw. .,,, Q l xl'-Q -lf? .N mu. .log-M L.. F 1. W4-A-E 3 l 2. l ,i- E T . : n . Q ' I 9 5 S U ri l C Ei Z if T al 0' Ti The sophomores look forward to fresh successes in their next Sophomores . . ALICE PEARSON ,... Olsburg Liberal Arts l?Jil?SSi3h, B. C. W., W. A. A.,.Luther League, issionary Society, Council of Religious Organizations EVALD PETERSON . . , Lindsborg Chemistry EVELYN PETERSON . . Morganville l English B. C. W., W. A. A., Tau Pi Alpha FRANCES ROSANDER . . Lindsborg Liberal Arts B. C. W., Pi Kappa Delta LOLA SCHOEN .... Lenora Piano Messiah, B. C. W., Math Club, Kappa Gamma Phi EDWARD SHINDLER . . . Agenda Music IOIrchestra, Band, Blue Dozen, Alpha Sigma u HELEN STENSAAS . . . Linclshorg Liberal Arts Messiah, B. C. W., W. A. A., Math Club, Sigma Alpha Iota, Kappa Gamma Phi FRANCES STRICKLER . Willow Ranch, Calif. Violin g Orchestra, B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha, Sigma Phi Omega , VIVIAN TORELL . . . Lindsborg Pian o A Capella I KENNETH VALLELY . . Pueblo, Colo. Voice Zeta Phi Omega, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Sigma Chi MOLLIE VANG .... Kinsley - V Voice . Orchestra, A Capella, Sigma Phi Omega p RUTH VoioT . . Fort Worth, Tex. li two years, and hope to carry on with them the fine standards I Public School Music with Organ , J V they have so far establishecl. Chapel Organist, B. C. W., Luther League, ' Tau Pi Alpha . O . J j.LA1TEN WEED . . .t ' . Portis 1 Instrumental Supervision 01' Zeta Phi Omega, Alpha Sigma Nu 'elf llleir T HOWARD YOUNGBLOM . . Topeka ,dpfn f English lines, Pre-Sem Club, Luther League, B. C. B., A ,nggil Missionary Society, Beta Eta Theta ' 0 ERA JUNE ZIMMERMAN . McPherson Piano 0 B. C. W., Kappa Gamma Phi ' 5 lPagc Twenty-ninel L Q 1 E if ai - '-we Ni, V , Economics 4451 ,XA X ,V ,V,.A A W Ay hman class We came one hundred and three strong-the fres of 1936-to seek admittance to Bethany on the eighth day of September. We were welcomed heartily into the college family b a week of bewildering experiences such as lectures, entrance N d 'tation, culminating in a get-acquainted exams, an regis r dinner.--- J l 1 ff, X l f 'Q . i Pr, ffeshr lead r F - - n 1.1.1 J a ' X, Freshmen . . . . MARIAN GIBSON . . . McP'hers I - Commerce B. C. W. ' EUNICE GUNNARSO . L . Lin sb L' al Art ' I . .R TH Rl ' .... ight ' I flu! En X .O .- , , A I ' J A'-B Sf?-CQON . l Cam O, x. MJ 5 5 M it the ati , . .W, Pi All I ' 2' fl JA, ,l K S ' . tchinhx I1 s ta , f ' L Wine estra Bgi-iid, ueD eTrI,SB. C. - AUVER- TT . pri I Bel , Colol, 8 C i et wi-A nd,B.C.X ., PIA I A . 1 0 - ' P RUT O SON . ' . . Mafksville S I Public I usic , H C. W., Tau Pi Al' - ' jf 1' .ff ' VIRGIL JOHNSO .... fD ight i Libe l Q W I B. C. B. I I X X 'WINIERED JOI-INSON' .... Luray Public School Music Messiah, B. C. W. CLAIRE JONES .... Gary, Ind. Foreign Languages Pre-Sem Club, Beta Eta Theta T LAVERN LINDQUIST . . . Lindsborg Business A Capella DOUGLAS LUTHER ,. . Cimarron , - Voice WN A Capella, B. C. B. jill JAMES MARTYN . . LaJunta, Colo. A Violin WNW I Crchestra JAMES MAUPIN . . . Lindsborg WMM, English B Club s LEWIS MAYHAK . . . Gary, Ind. Foreign Languages ly M' g,..f5g.,. V. H Luther League, B. C. B., Pre-Sem Club, 'fl I 'i's's' T' Beta Eta Theta y -,J D ' -Ji' 41 '70 LAVERNE MECKFESSEL . . . LCWIS VH! 'L JJ' . , . . Piano ,, -' Prececlzng jielcl clay in which we won freedom from wearing . .f M5 l . Band, Messiah .,,,.i1 of freshman caps, we organized and elected our class officers to JF- :lu l leacl us in our first year of collegiate effort.-Q DONALD MILLER , , , Smglan if i lr,.Q General Supervision f'!lf,,,J B. C. B., Beta Eta Theta ,Trl-1' . , MAVIS MINCH . . . . Beloit French Horn Bancl, Orchestra, B. C. W. lPage Thirty-Onel ununnliili l I l l l i I i l l l 1 l l I l s l l l . I l i l I , I l l I I l l l I . . Freshmen WALTER NABHAN . . . Gary, Ind. Liberal Arts Beta Eta Theta NORMAN NORBURG . . Smolan English B..C. B., Beta Eta Theta JANE OLCONNOR . . . St. John Liberal Arts B. C. W., W. A. A., Tau Pi Alpha LINETTE OLSON .... Assaria Voice A Capella, Messiah, B. C. W., W. A. A. VIVIAN PARTRIDGE . . Tucson, Ariz. Piano B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha . JANE PEAK .... Hoisington Voice LOUISE PERRY . . . . Meade Voice - B. C. W. ' ANNABELLE RAYMER' . . Belpre Piano B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha BETTY SAGER ..... A Clyde Public School Music WILLIAM SCHROEDER . . . Colby Painting Beta Eta Theta VELMA SUMNER . . . Burr Oak Music B. C. W. HILDA SWANSON . . Greele Colo. Y, Piano-Voice B. C. W., Tau Pi Alpha VIOLETTE SWENSON . Seneca Falls, N. Y. Y 7 , 1.3, 'I . F L 1 I M 1, ,Ln.,,'-ft ,,,,,,., ., I 1 1 K axes Huw' rv ,yv i 1 X I ...I I .1 f - . -,, . .if,.. 'V ,wr-if - f ,, L 1 . ' 1 if if rf lx I A , ew I F fsff ' V cf '-1 VA, Vg, j- M. ' l ' ,I fy,-,gif , ,, ,ff r.. I f 1 ff , 0 ff I may I fy 1 a .V 5 l I lg-li Avena.,- li l l Piano ' E B. C. W. , REBECCA TODD . . . Gary, Incl. lg English ji Q Tau Pi Alpha DORIS VELEN .... Cleburne 9 . Liberal Arts MJ Messiah, B. C. W., W. A. A. k J ' ol' ' JEAN WALLIN .... Liriclsborg QF , Liberal Arts . . il 0' Throughout our freshman ar, artzes, . Crchestra , N I football and basketball g X X ncerts l I 4 DALE WEST ,,,, Greensburg and even grade cards, liaxy afle ' ur sta K H 1 Piano We have learned that collegglife a f of ,I l - Orchestra, B. C. B. fdcfs, fun, fTieml5l1ll75, an I itll- - lr i .ae ' T , l NAOMI WIGGINS . . Amarillo, Tex. - - g l Clarinet 5 X Orchestra, Band, A Capella, B. C. W., - ' -,, f is Tau Pi Alpha 1' 4 . S I Q' XX El? I W r il lPagc Thirty-twol Q X ' 1 . T -ck N I I I 3 J' l if ' , Y F PEVX ST 3 G LT rg K 'Q I 'I X x. 'jo-af wi v -'l N..- Q1 3 O filflf LW? J L, jg I gif . Page Thirty-flmrl Miss SONJA BRASE Beauty Queen Miss THYRA SAHLIN PWD by Gfofldfll Homecoming and Diamond Jubilee Queen e ,.-A...g..A-1.14.-:..u4h lPage Thirty-fi ve i i 1 I Y K X M i F I I i l fi f I . w 1 l E 5 5 I I 1 Y N W l I X V w R I: 4 1 Wwfw A? I 2923 , I kfY7Jwf'! . W 1 K i r X 1 1 u J f X l 1 V I I l l 3 I Towering basketball men, all over six feet - Balancing in the breeze atop Main - Football enthusiasts before train time - A pose on the way to coffee - A salute to his chief - Two equestrian exponents - A happy mood - Capers in the snow - The Gospel Team on the west coast - Personality plus - Far from Bethania. lPagc Thirty-ninel gf. T if cull Fortyl W W, MJ, X, The rush after chapel - Noise Cirregular vihrationsl- Back to childhood days - Eskimo? coulcln't top this Cthey wear fursD - Nature study - The campus twins - Bethany belles on the bleachers - A winter pose - Attention, faculty members, who'll he next? - A river rendezvous - The first clay of school - A study in torso - The day after exams. ' 1 l l 1 aa -.1 a,,,....-...1. 4 S l r l 1 l r l i i l i i i l 3 I V1 4 V r '4 l l l l Q l Student Government . 1 X The Student Council is the Official governing body ofthe student affairs of Bethany College. The council sponsors school parties, lyceum courses, student publications, picnics, f and other activities throughout the school year. Among the events sponsored by the Counf cil are the following: iftwo all-school parties, a freshrirlan party, an all-school picnic, field T , day, open forums in ' reparation for the National election, a radio party on election night, If and numerous suppers in the basement of Presser Hall. The Council has a large amount of authority on many of the important questions of student life. The most outstanding accomplishment of this student council has been the revision T , of the constitution. The council has also furnished a room on second floor in Main Build- ing Where meetings are held. 3 QQ The Council consists of thirteen members, two of whom are elected from each class, T and five from the student body at large. Council members are elected each spring at the l general election. OFFICERS l President . . .... , MONTE LINDWALL Vice-President . . . GEORGE LANN Treasurer . . . . ROY BENSON Secretary . . . . . GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER T ' MEMBERS T ROY BENSON JEANNE NORLIN Q, f 31 PAUL BERGGREN MARTHA NELL PINNEY N A O ' f PAUL ENC-STRAND CHARLOTTE RICE K 4 - , , , 1 l is 1 E LUTHER HEDEEN THYRA SAHLIN . A L - j 1 J 1 il GEORGE LANN GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER A 1 J ' Y Q ,Q MONTE LINDWALL MAX WALMER t - I . EUGENE NELSON 5 V A .I 2 1 ,.,.,,,,, ,,.,. A , ,,,, , MW H A - 4 , Ai l 1 '!v , P 'N A Y l L1 Qs- A ' H1 L L aff 3 A f-6' f 2' f 5, T l ka. ' JJ' U ' ,ry ww' My Page FOM 115-Oahu.. u-of-. Baritones: ' H-.A at ' M n Bethany Bancl - f . A My P UW A T' ' ' Z H Mr. HJALMAR WETTERSTROM, Director The Bethany Band represents the first attempt at Organized instrumental music of the college and community with an unbroken history covering a period of sixty years. Mr. HJALMAR WETTERSTROM, conductor for thirty years, and the hand interpret modern hand classics in fine concert Style. The personnel of the organization is as follows: C larinets: L Saxophones: I QV WALTER BROWN FLOYD LAMOREE GEORGE JOI-INSON NAOMI WIGC-INS GREGG RANDALL ISABEL LANDON H. G. JOHNSON A. C. FALEN JEROME STENBERG JAMES JENKINS EDWARD SHINDLER LAVERNE MECKFESSEL MAUVERDENE JETT Flutes and Piccolo: NADINE BURWELL WINONA WISE BETTY ELVING NEVOY GERBRACHT ' Bassoon: HOWARD PATRICK Page Forty-twOJ Mrs. WALTER BROWN VERNON DENTON JACK BEELER Cornets: HOWARD SANDBERG HASKELL SEXTON ELIAL CATLIN ALLEN BARTEL WARNER BESSEY BETHEMEN BOEVE DONALD LOFGREN JEAN MOLLER VERLYN QLSON HAROLD PATRICK Horns: WAYNE ROBINSON VELMA HUNT LEMON RAYMOND 'OLSON ANDREW BERGGREN MAVIS MINCH MAURICE CALLAHAN HOWARD LINCOLN Drums, Tympani and Traps: CHARLES CUMBO CARL GUNNERSON ARNOLD RODDE Trombones: LOUIE COOPER MYRON VANN ARCHIE ANDERSON EUGENE TICE WILLIAM TAYLOR Brass Basses: ALBERT HOLTIIOEEER W. KUIILIN ROYAL CLAYCOMB String Basses: LEONARD GUNNERSON EMIL FALLQUIST iz ' ' J' 1 l i 1 l s 5' ll 4 ll , lg 7 . fr, lf J s Q B 5 s , I 2 1 1 l 1 ff'yVv 2 J' P :--'E' ,f '6 f 1:-a'Erz'1 f2: 51'1:1.f-'E'ff'-,Qu 1- -1-'EP W' i - ff ' :FEL -' ' ' 'S 1 ' - ' 1 i R, f . f :fffr-11f1'1-Af a,. ' x f f :sf .f - Ei it f Q- - . 5 - A .7 fp , 'pf I ls J M jd Qs? i g N R, rf, Bethany ymp ony Grchestra -pb ' , R W ' U ' V .. Y f fx - 4 C ' fJ4-wg-1 i Y, LQVJAQ, K X MR. ARTHUR E. UHE . . . . Conductor j 5 MR. LLOYD SPEAR . . Concertmasrevi?J7 L-4-Q 'dw QM, 7' This organization should more properly be known as the School of Orchestra l Its specific objective is the training of the routine orchestra player. Beginning at the open- ing of the school year, it continues in rehearsal throughout the entire period of thirty-six Weeks. Its Work is organized strictly on the class basis for which due credit is given toward graduation. With complete instrumentationthe department gives concerts during the season, which afford students with the proper background and preparation to do solo work on their special instruments. f Mr. ARTHUR E. UHE, Professor of Crchestra Playing, is superbly prepared for his task. His experience includes appearances as violin soloist with some of the outstanding orches- tral organizations of the World, such as the orchestra of the National Qpera of Paris, and Covent Garden in London. For a long period of time he was identified as artist with the Victor Talking Machine Company. Mr. UHE has also gained for himself an enviable reputation as a composer. lPage Forty-thteel id, 'Q x .iwdll WA .li ,AX ,-rx wxl, 'kk X' 'MTN W W 1 x Q K, KAXQDKKQ G ax 5, 'X A J' gi eff? 51 ef Q 9 ,if I-44.0 S The Messiah Chorus of Bethany College, now known as the Bethany Oratorio Society, has been a nucleus from which has radiated an influence throughout Kansas and the entire Southwest. EDNA REINBACK, writing a monograph on Music and Musicians in Kansasf, published as an official document by the Kansas Historical Society, has the following to say about the achievements of this organization: In any survey of the musical history of this state the Lindsborg Messiah Chorus stands predominant. It is both the result of and at the same time one of the most influential factors in the wide popular interest in music in Kansas and in the cultural growth of the state. Certainly nothing in the realm of arts has brought more renown to Kansas, and the fame of this remarkable production has spread over the United States. Bethany College was the pioneer and to a large extent has furnished both inspiration and leadership. The Cratorio Society was organized in 1881 by Dr. CARL SWENSSON, who had, a short time before, founded the school which grew into Bethany College. To interpret Handel's Messiah,' was, at the time, the prime objective of the society. The first performance was given in 1882, and was directed by J. CSBORNE of Rock Island, Ill. Every year there- after the society has presented the oratorio at least two times, once on Palm Sunday and again on Easter Sunday. The Bethany Symphony Crchestra accompanies the renditions. ln recent years another oratorio, St. Matthew's Passionf' by S. BACH, has been inter- preted by the society on the evening of Good Friday. Dr. HAGBARD BRASE, the present director, has been in charge since 1915. lPagc Forty-fourj any ietyiig Q - 1 , ag I 2-rc! resic , DR. ERNST F. PIHLBLAD vw C , . Dr. HAGBARD BRASE f ompanist . . Prof. ARVID WALLIN 'AiA Q , oncerr-Master ........... Prof. ARTHUR E. UHE J X-A. is Bethany A Capella Choir Conductor .... Dr. HAGBARD BRASE President . . . JEANNE NORLIN Vice-President . . . RUTH CHAMBERLAIN Secretary .... . , SONJA BRASE Treasurer and Manager . . LUTHER HEDEEN ' FRANCES WEEKS Social Secretary ............. In February, 1935, a small choir consisting of thirty members was organized by Dr. HAGBARD BRASE for the purpose of assisting on a program commemorating the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the birth of I. S. BACH. In the fall of the same year this group, with additional members, was organized as the Bethany A Capella Choir. The present choir consists of fifty-six members. Membershi to the choir is open to students who successfully pass examination in P voice and general musical ability. The purpose of the A Capella Choir is to study intensively unaccompanied choral music, and to present frequent public performances of the best literature in this form of vocal art. The choir has appeared with success in concerts both in Lindsborg and neighboring cities, and made its first extended tour this sprin giving conce ts n several communities in Kansas and Nebraska. N K Cole6QI33m Dietrich, Linette Olson, Tureda A EP Si J First sopranos: Winifred Anderson, Adabelle Bonner, o, Qlson, Marie Seeliger, Rosa Lee Vann, Vivian To '. , Second Sopranos: Ruth Hawkinson, Lucille Mueller, - rn McCa g , ristine Margreiter, eanne Norlin, Margaret Walmer, Vivian Wells. -TX First altos: Barbara johnson, Dorothy Lane, Velm e , Dor' trom, Evelyn Ryden, Hilda Swanson, Irene Segerhammer, Ruth Voig 5 Second altos: Sonja Brase, Ruth C mberlain, M r et li , tr de Snellbacker, Mollie Vang, Frances Weeks, Naomi Wiggins. ' ' First tenors: Perry Carlson, 'c Glad, Roy johnson, ouglas uther, LaVerne Tarnstrom, Max Walmer, Dale Miller Paul Moore, Louis Seeman, Kenneth Vallely, Second tenors: Ralph Harrell, orman Hammer, arson, Milton oison. if X. ma., Larvae- T INA Amore I n Dari-ah. Charles Gibson, LaVerne Lindquist, Haskell Sexton. - - 1 1 - fs 1. h 1 F 1 AAAI ' I I ' 5 . lPage Forty-five i X , ..iiisii 15 4 if as x It if ,BMJ ' I' Bethany College Pep Band The Bethany College Pep Band, formerly an organization Of twelve members known as the Blue Dozen, is now comprised of twenty-seven musicians selected by examination from the entire student body. First and foremost, this band is a pep Organization. The group lends encouragement at all athletic events in which the Swedes participate, whether at home or abroad. By their playing of peppy victory tunes and standard marches, and by their excellent drills and formations on the field, this organization, led by the baton Of Mrs- VELMA LEMON, Drum Major, can without doubt claim first honors as the most efficient marching unit and most musical playing group in the Kansas Conference. In addition to its activities as a pep organization, the band performed several concerts the past years in Lindsborg and other cities, with Mr. MAURICE CALLAHAN as director. Mr- CALLAHAN and the band gave their interpretation Of many standard band classics including overtures, novelties, and marches. The personnel of the band is as follows: Corners ..... I-IASKELL SEXTON HOWARD SANDRURG Trombones . MYRON VANN . ELIAL CATLIN LOUIE COOPER '. WARNER BRSSEY ARCHIE ANDERSON -XM ALLEN BARTEL WILLIAM TAYLOR 0 A ' oz ' E armefs - ' LOYD LAMOREE Baritone . HOWARD LINCOLN GEORGE JOHNSON VERNON DENTON MAURICE LYSELL Bass . ALBERT HOLTHOEFER EDWARD SHINDLER A GREGG RANDALL Percussion ARNOLD RODDE JAMES JENKINS CLARENCE TEED ' CHARLES CUMBO Horns . . WAYNE ROBINSON DONALD LOFGREN Drum Major MRS. VELMALEMON ANDREW BERGGREN ' RAYMOND QLSON Director . MAURICE CALLAHAN sign-, V V ' ' ' Wage Forty-sixl Mgr' Ri 'vm 3 5 l .9 A wal, 54, P, lf. KLM .f Qc MN ,MQ 'UN I l 5' ff' Gamma Kappa Alpha President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor . . Vernon Denton + Eric Glad Louie Cooper Kenneth johnson Monte Lindwall Ronald Dye Qlst Sem.j Walter Nahhan Waldo Rodene Norman Norburg David Gustafson Charles Swanson J 1 Q, JL-047' 6 uf!-fl fr-4412156 WM- T Colors-Grange and black Flower-Tulip OFFICERS Members Leslie Malmgren Arnold Rodde Kenneth Esping Archie Anderson Louie Hafermehl Pledges William Tayl la james Jenkins Lloyd Lundstrom William Schroeder john Altenhorg Eugene Tice KENNETH JOHNSON VERNON DENTON KENNETH ESPING T. it 22,1 E. DORE Andrew Berggren Albert Holthoefer Wayne Robinson Charles Jaquiss Elial Catlin Royal Morris Paul Engstrand Lewis Mayhak Donald Miller james Martyn Erland Polson fyliqif 'Ji-Lf.. fvw ? XJ? X flfbcr- V l l'fI' f'.flf'f, -ff ,Jfvs-f'v ! A g in LfA.,lli,r'!r'if.LwQf1-bf fMU -44 14-M' 'f2 J ' ff U uklflxffhtgf A P' lfx-gli Q, 7,-14' X G K ':'4TPage rrv-SCV l L U y X3 flf . x. - - 'J X t J 't'rl W l Ml 4 'G ' A ' 7 Fi1a3:.-it-ini Melvin Ahlstedt Max Walmer President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Cren Daniels Norman Hammer Louis Seeman J. Laiten Weed Paul Moore Clst Semj Paul Berggren Alpha Sigma Nu Colors-Purple and white Flower-Sweet pea DFFICERS Members Wendell Holt Donald Lofgren Harold Edberg Carl Johnson Pledges Lloyd Angell Douglas Luther NORMAN HAMMER . CREN DANIELS WENDELL HOLT CARL JOHNSON Dr. JOE E. HERMANSON Robert Hurty Edward Shindler Claire Holmstrom Kenneth Train Milton Olson Clifford Nelson Bern ard Elcherg ,ew r W' ,4,451 7 ,iff ,fVV:f09 g fi ff f'fwfWf ' ,VAX lllage Forty-cighrl l I I J nn,-,A,nt-:,,.5 -. ,.1. .,L..,,.,.,-.--. .v.-. . ifv S Y l X J 1 . f is Ps l l l 'o fl l1Wf 5. , i ,f ,A J ' E- If ff' .6 ,111 f f 1 '.lr1 X! fi, s - Q-741 i , ' 4 41 f 1 l President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor . Maurice Callahan Marvin Killfoil Chester Lemon Floyd Lamoree James Mettner Dale Miller Elmer Nelson Harold Olson Howard Sandburg Clifford Lillian Clst Sem.j Claire jones John Carroll Robert Smith Harris Hetzler Pi Sigma Chi' Colors-Maroon and blue Flower-Red rose OFFICERS M embers Ray Stapp Clarence Teed George Lann LaVerne Tarnstrom LeRoy Uhler Gene Underwood Ernest Ireland john Warren Allen Bartel Pledges james Maupin Kenneth Dick Otis Gaston Jack Beeler 1 1 l . JAMES METTNER . GENE UNDERWOOD . HOWARD LINCOLN . . GEORGE LANN . Dr. W. W. PETERSON SidUSY,IfLQ9El9.1l,,lL Ca?l Jacobson Howard Lincoln Maurice Lysell A 1 F Paul Peterson E lx: g 1 Gregg Randall wil wrgwtgg Kenneth Vallely 2rAfC,o..J., o.,,ifLllg,5oMe.lV1,Q George Johnson JU? P x Bethemen Boeve Carl Albert Brodine ,' 1 Dale West E- E .fn lfr. my WI '4LUrW 6' Emory Giannangelo Warner Bessey 'S ,fm K '-re-Y ., ,, an All do Jo E 3-is-I 'ft -inl,.'Z5:il-,.LK5I . . 0 it fvwfvhfef?-1 F fi si ff Q A llniv N 9 ,,f- rw Aix I ,iff 'J ' V' ,114 I L ' A A ls k !rqi L,iff,.f-Like ggfa h Clif- sf' if y,,y1,f gd, -9 If of ,' f ' r Z , V ,'QQ:f V L 1 fly-. I , ,f ,f jjyjlfl, ,rj 56 5- . K 'ff D fl KJ f J'-2937 ff J' J V f' J J or Q7 l lPage Forty-ninel ix Z WM ,,A g M is . A Beta Eta Theta ' OFFICERS President . . . . . MONTE LINDWALL Vice-President . . . . . CLAIRE JONES Secrera-fy , . EUGENE NELSON Treasurer . . . FLOYD LAMOREE Custodian . . ...., HEDRICK NELSON Mail Distributors ........ ROY JOHNSON and l.EW'IS MAYHAK Beta Eta Theta is the men's dormitory club, their official body for social gatherings and parties as well as an instrument for Obtaining and maintaining fine living quarters and study opportunities. This Organization was founded in the spring of 1934. All the students living in the men's dormitory are included in its membership. lts purpose is to promote friendliness and good living conditions in the dormitory. There are over 50 members in this organization, and the boys realize it is a privilege and a pleasure to stay in these quar- ters. This is shown by the fact that the building is always filled to its capacity. Meetings are held regularly once a month in the organization club room on the third floor. Refreshments and a social hour are a regular part of these meetings. In addition to the usual monthly social meeting, the boys are hosts to their companion dormitory club, Tau Pi Alpha, once a year. This is always an exciting event with many surprises and thrills prepared for the guests. The club provides a pingfpong table and a radio for the convenience of the boys. Ping-pong tournaments are very popular as the indoor winter sport of the dormitory, Many a warm battle is staged in contest for the coveted title, Champion ping-pong player of Beta Eta Theta. Mr. DEERE is sponsor and advisor for this organization. Wage Fiftyl . . - - .,.. '.,.,.-V,-.H-:.:':'.w Y'-'H '-- W-'- ' ' ' fl ii l I 1 4 l l l i l l l 1 w ily -r lg . XA I , 1 l l Y La 1. l Aw xi ,r 4. L if 1. l 1 I 1 l ll 3 kj' A,- 'TZ ' ',f' y ,,,ycf V T I,.,,v-IL-y sf, I, V, ,. r 'Lie if 'fa-'tr wif' r. .- fin S ..f-,-f lu if ,, V' ,. 1ffr'4, -4 1 . ff -1 if V 'ff' A - ,ff ,153 , m ,f , S 1 K lv 1 1 1 l i 'N l if' 2 -'f7,f .f-fa: M...-i,,f AY!! ,s?,I 'd' Q,,ff,9 fn ff '-.4111 I 'V ,ff k l , N , I l ' IPL '+L 'gfufztxf .f-MQ , , TAT s ,ly Y -.-f ' J ' ,,. Q f -1 . 0 -4' --- ,W I f Tau Pi A1 ha X ..,-,5,. . P 2' oFF1cERs ' 'f-ff K f , ff ' ' , ff' .,',JfhlQZLlf- 4, .A x..Zk.-f . . . . . GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER . - LQRNP: MCQ5RTX . . LUCILLE MUELLER ,, President? . s,.:ff ,. f' Vice-President . ,f ' ,7 ' ' Secretary . 7., iq! l Treasurer . . . MIRIAM ULR1cKsoN fwfr-jfrogram Chairman . . ANNE BENosroN -. 2 it fCRefreshment Chairman . . . . . . . FERN ASPELIN ', u,. '-..f' X..-f ln 1930, the girls of Bethany organized a club which they called Tau Pi Alpha. The ,fjff y K J, immediate purpose of this organization was to stimulate and promote congeniality and ,, V, M Us A , 4 K 0 n l i 7 I friendliness among the girls, and to have a means of increasing the social life and contacts of the girls. Membership includes only the girls who reside at Lane Hart Hall, with sixty girls in the organization this year. Miss MARGARET SMITH is matron of the girls' dormitory and advisor and sponsor of this club. Business and social meetings are held the first Monday of each month, and they are very interesting affairs. After a short business meeting, a lively and entertaining program is given, and then refreshments are served. Besides the regular meetings, the girls sponsor a Christmas party, an open house, a party for the boys' dormitory, and similar activities. The open house this year impressed every visitor with the attractiveness of the dormitory interior, and with the careful attention given to every girl's room. The name, Tau Pi Alphaf' describes the building in which the girls live- Three Stories High. Tau Pi Alpha, since its organization, has accomplished much in a social way to carry out its purpose, and to make Bethany a happier place for many of its girls. Hinge Fifty-onel .45.'L1L.3m:I1Lz15.2iL3L'.ZLT3955LEi LSI 4.7 .' X N Kappa Gamma Phi N. President . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsors Lorena Daeschner Geraldine Krienhagen Althea Lundstrom Christine Margreiter Helen Johnson Thyra Sahlin Maxine Johnson Vivian Thiel Clst Semj Vivian Wells Qlst Semj Dorothy Richard Clst Sem.j Ingeborg Widen Clst Semj Ila Woodring Clst Semj 'Q Era June Zimmerman Clst Semj Ruth Hawkinson Colors-Rose and gray F lower-Sweet pea OFFICERS . FLORENCE GOBLE, Members Dorothy Pearson Helen Stensaas Frances Weeks Gertrude Snellbaclcer Helen Campbell Violet Fellows Pledges Ina Mae Anderson LuRuth Anderson Winifred Anderson Gathleen Beyer Gleora Cole Irma Dietrich Honorary Members L J Louise Weaver KW LORENA DAESCHNER . HELEN JOHNSON MAXINE JOHNSON HELEN STENSAAS MARGARET SANDZEN Gladys Hendricks Thelma Haroldson Fern Aspelin Ruth Alexander Jean Moller Lucille Mueller Lola Schoen Eunice Gunnarson Ruth Johnson LaVerne Meckfesse Patti Myers Annabelle Raymer Jean Wallin Ruth Weaver I I . - W ' Eiffel ri ft , wage FMQM4 1 ' X I J? 'I R l Members 0 L 2, t I V rg T S Xrigcg Ml Sigma Ph' Qunega - ,W . lil PY X lfgll V- i Y l' X si N NACO rsgecl X' l l Flower-Red carnation Q X oFP1oERs SS President . ..... RUTH CHAMBERLAIN Vice-President . . . . SYBIL RoDDE Secretary . ..... WILLIE PEARL JORDAN Treasurer . ....... MONNA GRUVER Sponsors . Mrs. RUTH Joi-IANTGEN, Mrs. DEDA PATRICK -r il xl NX:s WUQPI V' I 3 ribs yr, Sonja Brase Ruth Chamberlain Willie Pearl jordan Marcella Martin Jeanne Norlin Charlotte Rice Sybil Rodcle Evelyn Scott Agnes Swanson Monna Gruver Velma Hunt Lemon Dorothy Rosine Maxine Maltby Adeline johnson Ruth Gibson Barbara Johnson Linnea Lindahl Kimiko Taguchi Thelma Olson . j + Pledges , 1 Mollie Vang Qlst Sem.j Julia Dawe Margaret Louise Walmer Frances Strickler Qlst Sem.D Isabel Lanclonf Mauverdene Jett Adabelle Bonner Qlst Sem.D Winifred Johnson Betty Sager Margaret Kyner Clst Sem.j Mary J. Williams Louise Perry Marion Gibson I Naom' Wiggins Barbara Isaacson Jane Peak Jew Jane O'Connor 4. QM JV I wyf Kart s il .2 ' Sis? ' lg Pj J ' 'X lpageriffy-rhfeel M 51 im Jigwi T ' ' Hr- 'J..1f.,f':'l ,J .. .A L - - - -- fljjdimdw Bethany Christian Brotherhood OFFICERS President . . . . . . WENDELL HOLT Vice-President . . HOWARD YOUNGBLOM Secfegayy , , A . . HEDRICK NELSON Treasurer .... - RAY YUUNG Membership Chairman . - PAUL BERGGREN Publicity Chairman , ......... ROY JOHNSON Pianist . . . ........... RALPH HARREL Program Committee . . HOWARD YOUNGBLOM, HAROLD SANDBERG, RALPH HARREL The Bethany Christian Brotherhood is an organization which strives to furnish Oppor- tunities for the deepening of the Christian life, recognizing that the fostering of high ideals is an important part of college training. The purpose of the organization is suggested by its motto, Be Christ's Brothers. Dr. HALL is the sponsor of this group. Devotional programs areiheld weekly, and occasional social gatherings are sponsored. The attendance at these meetings is very encouraging as the organization is a popular one with an important place in the college life of the men students of Bethany College. The main purpose of the meetings is to allow the members to exchange their own Christian experiences and Outlooks for life. Consequently, most of the speakers are students. How- ever, several members of the faculty have also served as speakers and contributed their fellowship. The two outstanding social events of the past year were the B. C. B. and B. C. W. reception at the beginning of the school year, and the Thanksgiving banquet. Musical numbers by the students are an integral part of each meeting. The Bethany Christian Brotherhood, with its uplooking ideal, furnishes an apt means for Bethany men to exchange their ideas for Christian living. lPage Fifty-fourl -A , ac., . . -..- -c-..f:.,- -V, -.Z --1-amz..-J.,-1 ...L..,-.- Bethany Christian Womanhood OFFICERS President . . .... . . JEANNE NORLIN Vice-President . . GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER Secretary . . . . TUREDA OLSON Treasurer . . . HELEN HOLT Pianist . . . EVELYN RYDEN Program Chairman . . ALICE PEARSON Membership Chairman , . ROSA LEE VANN Social Chairman . . . FERN ASPELIN Poster Chairman . . DOROTHY PEARSON Reporter . ............,. HELEN STENSAAS 4 The Bethany Christian Woomanhood is an Organization similar in many respects to the Y. W. C. A. organization of Other schools. The purpose of the organization is to reach as many of the girls of the campus as possible in order to bring them into a more intimate Christian fellowship. The group strives to help all of its members grow into deeper faith, hope, and love toward God and man through jesus Christ, and seeks to unite the girls through social, physical, and religious activities. The motto of the Organiz- ation is Be Christ's Workers. The association chapter is the love chapter found in the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians. Every fall the B. C. W. sponsors a big sister movement in order to help the new women students become acquainted and feel at home. Each girl new to Bethany is pro- vided with a big sisterl' who is one of the older students. Several projects are carried out during the year, such as the annual Christmas tea and the distribution of Christmas baskets to several needy families. Ar the meetings, which are held every Thursday evening in the religious organization room, programs in keeping with the purpose mentioned above are given with discussions or talks made by members, women teachers, or women from the city. lPage Fifty-fivel .rua -wr aa..f-1-....a,.s5.e,a -- J353g.1-A--1:-ri-fs L-537.gif , , I Y 1 9 Council of Relrgrous Organizations OFFICERS .9 President . .... . GREN DANIELS E. Vice-President . . HELEN PETERSON Secretary , . HEDRICK NELSON 15 Treasurer . ...... DORIS QUARNSTROM Faculrv Advisors EDLA WAHLIN, MILTON KRAET, GEORGE HALL T ya fi . J 'I For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain-,' Phil. 1:21. The Council of Religious 4 Organizations is composed of the executive members and sponsors of each religious or- ganization on the Bethany campus, The Bethany College Luther League, The Bethany Home and Foreign Missionary Society, The Bethany Christian Womanhood, The Bethany Christian Brotherhood, and The Pre-Sem Club. 3 l I . The Council serves as a directing and unifying force for all of the religious activities Fl on the campus. One of its chief functions has been to introduce and advertise the Christian I f activities of the college to new and prospective students. In the furtherance of this, the Council has sent folders and pamphlets to tentative students telling of and explaining the f aims, functions, and activities of the various Christian organizations at Bethany ' The Council meets once a month to discuss the problems which arise from the organlz ations together with the Christian development of the students This group provides a rather unrque fellowship and source of inspiration to the leaders of the Christian aCt1V1t1CS lPage Fifty sixl rx P . . I . . . . ' I - . :II .wi f ' EL Ig!- I 3 A' V ' Y l The Bethany Home and Foreign Missionary Society OFFICERS President . . .... . RAY YOUNG Vice-President . . VIOLA BERGGREN Secretary . . . . . . ROY JOHNSON Treasurer .............. ALICE PEARSON Board Members . PERRY CARLSON, PAUL BERGGREN, HAROLD SANDBERG, JEAN NORLIN Faculty Advisors .... EDLA WAHLIN, MILTON KRAFT, L. I. LOVELAND Sponsor . . ...... DR. GEORGE HALL The love of Christ Constraineth Us. 11 Cor. 5:14. The love of Christ which passeth all understanding must be the constraining power, the driving force, the motive of all missionary activity. It was this love of Christ that motivated a group of students to organize the Missionary society following a meeting of the Prayer Circle in 1919. Ever since its organization this society has been a growing and a most active one on the Bethany campus. During the school year students who are interested in the religious activities are afforded an opportunity to tell the gospel message by word, music, and song. A special project of the Missionary Society is the summer tour. Last summer it sponsored its most extensive tour thus far. The gospel team, consisting of six young men, traveled through eleven western states. Cn this tour many Augustana Churches were visited, a few of the United Lutheran, and some institutions of mercy. The purpose of this missionary work is twofold. Firstly, to spread the gospel of our Lord and Master, and secondly, to help support home and foreign missions. The funds, derived from freewill Offerings received from the congregations in which programs are given, are used to help support two tent bands, one on our field in China, and one in India. All students, faculty members, alumni, former students, and friends who are interested in the extension of Godls kingdom are eligible to membership in this society. lPage Fifty-sevenl C'- 1 l X . 1 r xi ,ff K5 L, e.e.. LL f WML ' 'f'-'W XG' E f - 'IVV 'gin L6 '4 he I7refSem Club y 1 OFFICERS V President . . . . JAMES CLAYPOOL Vice-President . . . . ROY JOHNSON Secretary , . HOWARD YOUNGBLOM - Treasurer .............. HAROLD SANDBERG The Pre-Sem Club was founded in 1931 with the purpose of furnishing an intimate Christian fellowship, and the development of a deeper Christian spirit among those who are interested in Christian work, especially those preparing for the ministry. Looking back upon the last six years, it is evident that the club has been successful in its purpose. The membership this year is about three times as large as that of the original club. Weekly meetings are held each Monday at which a supper is first served, followed by a program. Speakers at the meetings have included visiting pastors, members of the faculty, and students. Open forum discussions with the exchanging of personal experiences and problems have also been very helpful. The organization has sponsored several projects which give its members practical experience in Christian work. Une Luther League program each month at the Messiah Church, and services every other week at the Bethany Home are given by members of the Pre-Sem Club. Cnce each month during the first semester of school, services were held at the Enterprise congregation. Two of the clubis members hold regular charges, and others occasionally speak in the surrounding churches. Dr. GEORGE F. HALL is the club's new sponsor, and through his influence the individual lives of the boys as well as the spirit of the club have been strengthened and enriched. The Pre-Sem chorus, under the direction of LUTHER HEDEEN, is in its second season. Besides singing at several congregations, the chorus this year made its initial radio broadcast. lPage Fifty-eightl ,Wi 1 .ff ,D Luther League OFFICERS ' President . . . . . GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER Vice-President . . . OREN DANIELS Secretary . . Dorus QUARNSTROM Treasurer . . . . . . Dorus QUARNSTROM With the Luther League motto, Une Win Cne, in mind, the Bethany Luther League strives to spread among the students the spirit and motives which are the essence of Ghris- tian living. Both the eternal joy and the missionary spirit are suggested in the motto. The Bethany College Luther League meets for an hour each Sunday evening before evening services. The programs are rendered mainly by the students themselves with the cooperation of the members of the faculty. The programs have been of a varied nature including talks, song services, and open forums. At each meeting musical numbers are given by the students. ' The two main purposes of the League are: to draw the students into a closer relation- ship with Jesus Christ, and to provide opportunity for training in Christian leadership. One faculty member states that he is lost unless he begins his week at the College Luther League. Many of the students gain some of their real experience in speaking at League meetings. This year the organization seems more successful than last. A definite spirit of worship and reverence is present at each meeting. That youth is hungering more and more for Christ is evidenced by the large increase in both attendance and interest. The Luther League provides a quiet hour at the end of the Sabbath Day in which the college youth can begin a new week with Christ. The organization is a member of the Lutheran Students Association. 0 lPage Fifty-ninel . xg il QLQLQ H T1-2552.2 'E President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Assistant Treasurer Chaplain . . Sergeant-at-Arms Editor . . Sponsors . Patronesses . Resident Members: Frances Cooper Ruth Iohantgen Gertrude Snellbaclcer Non-Resident: Jean Roemer Erma Anderson Florene Pruitt f uf? C , 3 ,, Sigma Alpha lota . RUTH JOHANTGEN, T 5 . MARCELLA MARTIN . Kimuco TAGUCHI . . MONNA GRUVER LUCILLE STOCKENBERG ' . NADINE BURWELL . RUTH JOHANTGEN GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER . HELEN JOHNSON Mrs. HELEN JADERBORG . . . Mrs. ELSIE UHE, Mrs. MARIE FALEN MEMBERS Chapter Honorary Member-Mary Lewis Marcella Martin Monna Gruver Kimikuo Taguchi Helen johnson Juanita Ward Mary Frances Hipp Nadine Burwell Thelma Haroldson Helen Stensaas Bernice Peterson Beulah Moore Vivian Stephens Sigma Alpha Iota is the largest and oldest women's musical fraternity in the United States. It was founded in 1903 at Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the University of Michigan School of Music. Its membership totals over 8,500 Alpha Alpha chapter was established at Bethany in 1927, and is composed of girls who are outstanding in musical ability. Every member is active in the various musical organizations of the college and in individual performance. ln addition to the musical achievements of the chapter, scholastic ability is stressed, lPage Sixtyl QNX K Xygapf igffliii.-nn fry- l Y Alf-, X s X, ZW! dai'-fr! MJ f 4442445 si 7O2z',6f.v!7l Alpha Psi Cmega OFFICERS Director . . . . . . ADABELLE BONNER Stage Manager . PAUL Mooms Business Manager . DALE MILLER Publicity Manager . . . JEANNE NORLIN Faculty Director . ANNIE THEO. SWENSSON MEMBERS Ruth Chamberlain Marcella Martin James Claypool Dale Miller Adabelle Bonner Paul Moore Kenneth Vallely Harold Edberg Althea Lundstrom Eugene Nelson Annie Theo. Swensson Norman Hammer Jeanne Norlin Alpha Psi Omega is the largest national honorary dramatic fraternity in the United States. ln addition to this, it is one of the three largest Greek letter organizations in the United States, being composed of one hundred and forty casts at present. The standards of the organization are very high, and membership is attained only by outstanding work in the field of dramatics. Zeta Zeta cast at Bethany was chartered on May 29, 1935, and' since that time has been very active in the presentation of plays of the highest type. llwage Sixty-onel 1 Smoky Hill Art y T Club The Smoky Hill Art Club serves as a means of promotf ing interest in att through lec- tures and exhibitions. The club sponsors a number of art exhibitions each year, the one held during Messiah week being the largest and most important. Delta Phi Delta f ' f ternit which holds a prom- Delta Phi Delta is a national honorary art raternityg a ra y l ' Bethan 's att circles. This organization is the sponsor of a inent and important p ace in y number of exhibits and lectures during the year. ' The purpose of Delta Phi Delta is to stimulate higher scholastic attainments, to develop creative interest, and to recognize potential professional abilities. lPage Sixty-two rx 1 f 3 c J 3 sf, 31,4 D35 new Sly J, TX .2 4 ,J jr Q V 2 rx c fl as is by si ji 9 ,J ff TE .1 r H! 9 N A V11 IF o B ll '7 ' '57 ,TJ 'if i ff' 'f 15 , ' 'fi 'J- T-.l7?: frff' A V - 7 . I ' 'f-'1,-127-Q. - ,-- , . Y - vii-is-W:-L-5::,,?:gQ :a,3QQim:,1.:.::-:tef,:a,.f -1: -124:-,.1:.,-f.-,,:..r, V. .. . . - - r - ,I f j -435,4 , Q, ,. A A,,g ,g,J..l.Z,s-.4:4..,----qf-'14-A-be-fr- ? '7tf'f' 4 ' , , Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu has as its purpose the inculcation of the ideals of scholarship, ofthe scientific attitude and method, and of social service in the study of all social problems. This society has been reorganized this year with a number of pledges to augment the actives, and, under the sponsorship of Dr. KLEIHEGE, is rapidly gaining strength. Pi Gamma Mu is an honorary national social science fraternity. Theta Chi Delta T The purpose of Theta Chi Delta, national cnemistry fraternity, is to promote an interest in chemistry and stimulate high scholarship in its study. Regular meetings are held once a month. Marked ability and interest in the field of chemistry are the requisites for entrance into this club lllage Sixty-three Mathematics Club President . . Secretary-Treasurer . Program Committee . VIOLA BERGGREN JOHN COLE HAZEL ERICSON WENDELL HOLT CARL JOHNSON GERALDINE KRIENHAGEN OFFICERS . HARRIET NEYWICK . . CARL JOHNSON GEORGE LANN, ARNOLD RODDE, HARRIET NEYWICK MEMBERS JAMES METTNER HARRIET NEYWICK HAROLD OLSON ARNOLD RODDE GEORGE RUNBERG LOLA SCHOEN GEORGE LANN HELEN STENSAAS MONTE LINDWALL KENNETH TRAIN The Mathematics Club was Organized in 1921. The purpose of this Organization is to promote interest in the study of mathematics, to aid in obtaining more definite ideas of the meanings and uses of mathematics in modern life, to determine the relation of mathematics to other fields of learning, and to show the great scope for further development of mathe- matics. At the meetings questions and problems not ordinarily discussed in the classroom are studied together with papers concerning mathematics and its related subjects. Members of the club are advanced students of mathematics. Miss ANNA MARM is faculty sponsor and advisor for the organization. lPage Sixty-fOurJ Ny ' R X . v fliiwy A A Pi Kappa Delta OFFICERS President . . . . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer MEMBERS Helen Johnson Kenneth Johnson Eugene Nelson Melvin Ostlin Frances Rosander Harold Sandberg Ruth Chamberlain Cpledgej Annie T. Swensson Cfacultyj George W. Kleihege Cfacultyl Emory Lindquist Cfacultyj LaVerne Billings James Claypool A john Darrah Norman Hammer . . EUGENE NELSON JOHN DARRAH LAVERNE HOCH-BILLINGS . FRANCES ROSANDER Barbara Lacquement Cpledgej Helen Stensaas Cpledgej Roy Benson Cpledgeb Ina Mae Anderson Cpledgel Doris Quarnstrom Cpledgej Merton Lundquist Cpledgeb Howard Youngblom CpledgeD The Kansas Mu Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta was founded at Bethany in 1923. The past forensic season has been a successful one. The debaters have won more than half of their decisions in five of the six tournaments in which they have participated. Bethany girls placed first in the Kansas Debating League. HELEN JOHNSON and BARBARA LACQUEMENT reached the finals in the Mid-South Tournament held at Conway Arkansas. RUTH CHAMBERLAIN won first in womenis oratory at the provincial meet held at Hays, Kansas. 'Miss ANNIE T. SWENSSON, coach of oratory, and EMORY LINDQUIST, coach of debate, deserve much credit for the success that Bethany has achieved in forensics. lPage Sixty-fivel Clippings .... The Bethany Messenger is the official student publication of Bethany College. It is issued twice a month, edited and managed entirely by Students, the staff for which is appointed for the year by the Board of Publications. Subscriptions and advertising make it self Supporting. The Messenger is eagerly looked for by the student body and faculty, as it contains all campus news, sports, and activities, as well as interesting alumni news. Editor-in-Chief . . EUGENE NELSON Business Manager PAUL PETERSON ASSOCIATES ANNE BENGSTON QLIVE OSTERMAN SONJA BRASE MELVIN QSTLIN PAUL ENGSTRAND HELEN PETERSON KENNETH ESPING GERTRUDE SNELLBACKER RUTH HAWKINSON MAX WALMER JAMES METTNER VIVIAN WELLS lPage Sixty-sixl 1 W N f , 51. - -- - .. ' 4- - f - -' 3 'jr -. ' -- - f, ' ' -',. ' ' F V ' ' - --...-..,,-.-hem-'sal'nyc-L-E.,,,,:-,.:.,f,-.-..1 -W C1101 nc Impressions WX MK U-'N M K-L78 ' ln compiling this book we have attempted to fu ll the purpos o N , Y R every good yearbook worthy of its name, that of serving as an oflicial you c E g f sf 0 i - ML wx y --is . W X and informal record of the school year by being a true reflection of school life, a pictorial history and a complete record of the events and accomplishments of the student body and administration. We have moved toward a definite goal, that of presenting a graphic picture of one school year. Although there are shortcomings in our volume, we sincerely hope that it will reawaken in your heart a few years hence some of the fine memories of your college life, a college life of history making at Bethany. THE DAISY STAFF Editor . . ....... . ARCHIE ANDERSON Business Manager . . GENE UNDERWOOD Photographer . . . PAUL KUBITSCHEK Associate Editor . . GERA1.D1NE KRIENHAGEN Associate Business Manager . KENNETH Q. ESPING Associate Editor . . . HASKELL SEXTON Sports Editor . . . HOWARD LINCOLN Copy and Proof Reader A . Doms QUARNST 4 ,data X .gnu X ' I 1 J Q- M was A gk' wil, Q..Jt'3- 'f-sniff 3- ' u MW Page Sixtyfsevenl G y xx X X 1 x -Ai' X N tw N Football Bethany 7. . . ................. 19 Kearney Teachers Bethany 14 .... ........A..... 6 Bethel Bethany 2 .... .... 7 Kansas Wesleyan Bethany 6 ..... ........ 6 Haskell Indians Bethany 19 ..... .... 6 College of Emporia Bethany 6 ..... .......... 2 McPherson Bethany O ...... ........... O Ottawa Bethany 14 ...................., . . . . ...... O Baker Bethany, in her 1936 season, made the best record of any Bethany football team since 1928, finishing the Kansas Conference race in a tie for second place. The Swedes lost to only one conference opponent, and tied with another. A Coach SCHAAKE this year fully demonstrated his ability as a football mentorg lt has been many years since a Bethany team has won such loyal support from the school, and Lindsborg as well, as have the Swedes of 1936. No Bethany squad since 1928 has inspired and so successfully maintained a positive school spirit. NEUT NELSON, stellar center of previous years, but out with an old injury this season, has assisted, sharing honors with SCHAAKE and his former teammates. This season has truly been unusual. Bethany distinguished herself by placing four men upon that mythical eleven, The Kansas Conference All-Starsf, Cofcaptains CHET LEMON and JIM METTNER, JOHN WARREN, and ERNEST IRELAND were thus honored. llbage Sixty-eightl ' ,, ...., - pf' 1 T l l l P l E l l l 4 l l I l After two short weeks of practice, the Bethany Swedes opened the season against the powerful Kearney, Nebraska, eleven in a non-conference game. Outweighed nearly twenty pounds per man, the Swedes resorted to an aerial attack, which though it netted them more yardage and first downs, failed to produce the necessary winning touchdowns. Kearney won 19-7. Bethan , in the second ame, also nonfconference, won a stirrin battle from Bethel Y S g 14f6g but lost the first conference game 732 in a heartbreaking battle with Wesleyan, who finished in first lace. This was the onl conference Game that the Swedes lost. The P Y D passing of HlRISH,n Bethany's diminutive quarterback, kept the Coyotes guessing through- out the game. Twice the Swedes were halted on the verge of a touchdown, once on the five-yard line, again on the twelve. Bethany scored when a Coyote punter was forced to cover a bad pass from center behind his own goal line. Bethany next played a 6-6 tie with the Haskell Indians at Lawrence, on a muddy, slippery field. The Swedes outplayed Haskell decisively, ten first downs to two, 154 yards from scrimmage to 62, and S3 yards on passes to O. The game ended with the ball in Beth- any's possession on the Haskell two-yard line. ln the next two games the Swedes proved that they were composed of championship material. lPage Sixty-ninel 4 1 rj Ni' 'Gm L0 A ,Q 'gif rc., 4 Gulf ,, x WJ U Q, fr - X f gg: A-ar .2-.w.:.Mf-:.-.wJ.'y.4 1:4-.r.:.:., . A.. ., .,.1,wLug :,L.:z Wage Seventy-onel Qlv-'MM Q It af.f.a'L , .Ji' ' MQ Basketball From the standpoint of victories won thc Bcthany Swcdcs havc not had a successful basketball season They were able to chalk up only two wins, both against thc Sterling quintet The Swedes, however, have gained the reputation of being a hard fighting, fast playing ball team This combination should have produced more victories, but somehow these victories never seemed to materialize Yet none of their opponents could classify a Bethany game as a set up Always there was the possibility that the Swede attack, functioning intermittently all season, would suddenly click transforming them into a team very hard to beat. Several of this year's freshmen have shown themselves to be very promising ball players. These men, together with such veterans as UJOHNNYH WARREN, LEROY UHLER, MARv K1LLFo1L, and BUD JOHNSON, should raise Bethany basketball to a much higher level next year. We wish to take advantage of this opportunity to express, in behalf of the student bod of Bethany, our appreciation of Coach SCHAAKE's untiring efforts during the 1936-37 Q spor season to make Bethany rank high in Kansas athletic circles. ' . -. A .m .x .x ,x .x 5 . . . A . 1 o v Q o CC 7? ' ' ' ' 0 . . . . gg . 7, . . six , x I f-. Wage Seventy-twol rcsaamr. nm JOHNSON JCQRRU Q1 an Track At the time of this Writing it is too early to predict Beth- any's track successes for the spring of 1937. At present fourteen men have reported to Coach SCHAAKE for the sport with only two veterans on the squad, CCOPER and HAMMER. Cther candidates for track honors include GLAD, C. NELSON, JONES, BARTEL, BEssEY, CLAYPOOL, METTNER, HENMON, IRELAND, DENTON, T. CARROLL, MAUPIN and DICK. QfVQ Tennis The graduation last year of all of Bethany's tennis letter- men offers to this year's fresh- men a fine opportunity of making the tennis team. A large number of men have ex- pressed their wish of trying out for the team. Bethany tennis has ranked high in the Kansas Conference for a long time, and we sincerely hope this record can he continued into the spring of 1937. Wage Seventy-fourl We -wfgf The following have reported for tennis: HEDEEN LYSELL, MARTYN, LINDWALL, GLAD, JACOBSON MONSON, BRODINE, EDBERG, GERBRACHT, UNDER WOOD, and ANDERSON. ' President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Chester Lemon Marvin Killfoil Norman Hammer LeRoy Uhler. John Warren Ernest Ireland Leslie Malmgren Patrick Paxton james Mettner B Club OFFICERS aaflh ELMER KcNEUT,, NELSON . . CHESTER LEMoN . JAMES METTNER MEMBERS ' Elmer Nelson Clifford Lillian Sidney Henmon, Jr. George Johnson John Altenborg Otis Gaston Emory Giannangelo Walter Nabhan James Maupin In past years the B Club has not taken an active part in school life, but has served as an honor associated with obtaining a varsity B in athletics. This past year new life has been injected into the organization by the sponsoring of several activities. Among the events sponsored were the appearance of Wheldon, the Century of Progress magician, and an athletic carnival. The carnival, under the supervision of CHESTER LEMON, proved very successful. lPage Seventy-Hvel Women's Athletic Association 'v The WOIUCH,S Athletic Association activities are many and varied with outdoor and ,J ' indoor sports, folk games, and self-testing events included in its programme. This year I! 1 , haslcethall, baseball, deck-tennis and ping-pong tournaments were held. Besides points' 'A , and indiividualrawards made to each girl, W. A. A. also awards a silver loving cup to the, I 'rf organizgaition whose team wins the most points in one season. ,l f X MlSiS4ViWILLA HOUK is the ' ector of W. A. A. activities 5,s,w A .gdb fl, lu Page Seventy-six A i is Highlights of 1936f37 President's reception for faculty ...... School opens and scholarship contests .... Freshman dinner ................... B. C. B. party ...................... Convocation exercises. . . Allfstuclent party ........... .... Omega party ....................... Homecoming banquet and football game. . . Evelyn Swarthout recital ..... ........ Lecture by CARL voN HOFFMAN. .... . . Bethany College Pep Band Concert. . . Staples entertainment ............. Pi Sigma Chi formal party .... Orchestra concert ....... .... ...... Thanksgiving vacation Wheldon's Century of Progress show. Football banquet .... .... Art carnival .......... Omega formal party ......... College play ..... ............ Sigma Nu and Gamma party .... A Capella concert ........... Bethany band concert ..... School Christmas party. . . Christmas vacation Kappa formal party ....... Salvi concert ................ SUE HASTINGS marionettes ........ Library play, Books Are Dead . . . Stunt Nite .......,......... Q . . Gamma party ............... All-school party ................. Lecture by Dr. FLOYD SCHMOE ........ HARREL-WALMER cluo-piano recital .... Lecture by Dr. RICHARD SUTTON ..... Athletic carnival ....... ..,....,.. Rendition of Messiah . . . . . . . Bethany bancl concert ............... Renclition of St. Matthew's Passion ............ Recital by ZIMBALIST and Rendition of ' Celebration of Old Main ....... . . . Orchestra concert ..... ..,........,.. Bethany College Pep Band Concert. . . May fete ..... ...................... Junior-Senior banquet ..... Kappa formal party ..... College play .............. Gamma formal party ........ Pi Sigma Chi formal party .... Baccalaureate ................. Presiclent's reception for seniors. . . All-Bethany banquet ......... Commencement ...... 'Messiah ... Sepn ... Sept ... Sept ... Sept ... Sept ... Sept Oct. Oct. . . , Nov. . . . Nov. . . . Nov. . . . Nov. . . . Nov. . . . Nov. Nov. Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . Dec. . . . 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Cafe FREEMAN., SHQES Lz'ndsborg's Headquarters 012211 DHY and Night SOLE MATE HOSE 151 N. Santa Pe Ave. G-.1 rl-412-1-9-51 SALINA KANSAS LINDSBORG I KANSAS LINDSBORG CHAMBER .OF COMMERCE A community organization, the purpose of which is to promote, encourage, and support all enterprises that are considered to be for the economic, civic and social Welfare of Lindsborg and Surrounding territory. The organization of the Board of Directors consists of Various committees, most im-I portant of which are Good Roads, Trade Extension, Good Fellowship, Agriculture, and Greater Lindsborg, While its service to the community at large is unlimited. BOARD OF DIRECTORS I-ljalmar Winblad, President Elof Haroldson, Vice-Pres. Dr. E. E. Ebling, Treasure Paul A. Gustafson, Secretary Erank Carlson, Karl Lockstrom, Chester Abercrombie, J. VJ. Johantgen, I-larry Lindquist, Paul A. Peterson A The Entertainment Center of Central Kansas ADVENTURE ROMANCE LIFE ITSELP Brought to You in the World'S Greatest Talking Pictures at the ' FOX A WATSON SALINA KANSAS ?wi.c.,4xbw.X T 0 .,.1,..,ru,G, MALM BROS. SL CG. 'NYNM LINDSBORO, KANSAS J Wk wo S 030 .gi ' Brownies Lunch Dealers ln You P t A ' t Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes, and Painter's , r fa ronage pprecla ed Tools for any kind of painting. W .SKC-TG. CARLSON 'Wall-paper for any kind of a room. Tube Colors, Canvas Stretchers, ie'-be-3 g Pfopz-iefor Artists' Brushes and Material. l A Complete Line LINDSBORG KANSAS lPage Eighty-eightl Y OSCAR BERELUNIST The Salina Mercantile -ef'YwuLo.v ST v0., C- Prescription Drtzgggstm C0mpany DRY GOODS Rexall Store and 4 Ready-to-Wear Garments LINDSBORG KANSAS SALINA KANSAS -Q el-valvvaln 0- LU'-244 DEDICATED TO - THE STUDENTS OE BETHANY COLLEGE bbs-c ' 1 .ra eil? 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Main Office Phone 28 Res. Phone 128 O. M. Iaquiss, A. B., M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON EYES TESTED GLASSES FITTED Oflice over Berglund's Drug Store Oflice Phone 25 Res. Phone 277 Dr. W. W. Peterson DENTIST Carlton Hotel Building X-RAY SERVICE OHCICQ Phone 170 Res. Phone 512 Dr. P. D. Langerrnan CHIRoPRACToR Lady Assistant Oflice Hours 8:30 to 12 A. M. - 1:30 tio 6 P. M. Evenings by appointment 119 E. Lincoln OHice Phone 79 Residence 78 lPage Ninety-onel A V- E- -- ' f Q-H m m: ff uv.L.1In-1-419-:fr y -' W 'f'.1L A 'v g ' ...gL4 ' ,f J x x HEALEY MQTQRS , ,fffw Best in the World xf V, 'X Iliff U ' i , Alf! 'I rf V . h ' W X f fw ' Ag! , I X FURD Lincoln Zephyr LINCQLN HEALEYIZED USED CARS Q XA-o-s-sf - 0.,,,x,,Lx'U,Lxxk-, -x,xq,k,J QQ 227 N. Santa Fe Phqmg SALINA, KANSAS 434 r 1 4 MEN'S WEAR - Jackets, Suits, Hats, Shoes WOMEN' S WEAR - The Popular Place . . . The Best of Food Always B vi' at Moderate Price t,v-n..s.A,.a-bs.-lL bk 'LA f Ready to Wear, Hats, Shoes ou uv and Lo C. R. Anthony Co. FOUNTAIN SERVICE .,oP,ul , em SALINA, KANSAS LINDSBORG KANSAS Compliments of The Bethany Printing Company LINDSBORG, KANSAS GRAMMARS DiSfiHCfiVG . . . . in SALINA These Foods Labeled - Lee - Pure. Wholesome, Every Fruit or Vegetable Where Bethany Students Meet Sun Ripened, Packed at the Moment of Soft Drinks Noon Lunch Perfection - Distinctive Flavors and Perfect Foods -- Popular Priced. H0139 Made THE GUIDE TO Candies HIGH GRADE FOODS SALINA KANSAS Tl'1eH. D. Lee Mercantile CO. Once again Molloy Made quality and workmanship Scores as the 193 7 Daisy is cased in a Molloy Made cover. The David Molloy Plant 2857 North Western Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS 'Lxpxluv b it ur-511. 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