Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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Miss INEZ PASS Home Economics Miss ANNIE LEE ROSS Ari Mr. DONALD DQCOW Business . H. ARL LADWIG Rev K WALKER . . Mr. STURAT Languages - Religion Violin Miss VENLA WAHLIN DT- INA BELL AULD Library EI'1QI1iSh , 52' 2' ' WM 'M we wwf? f Dr. NORBERT MAI-INKEN Dr. GEORGE KLEH-IEGE History Sociology - Education Page 17 Mrs VERNON IOHNSON Miss ANNIE THEO SWENSSON Rev IAMES CLAYPOOL Mcrtrori of Girls Dorm Speech RGIIQIOH Miss IZA RUTH PLANK Mr. DAVID ANDERSON Mrs. CARL THORSTENBERG Chemistry Chemistry Mcrtron of Ccrietericx Page JR f x W Z Z 0 1 ff HH HHHHNV HH GLASS EE! if +11-'sign ARM Page 20 I A .41 9 l MARIAN BARRETT McPherson: Oboe: Orchestra: Band: College League Council: Council of Religious Organiza- tion: Missionary Society: Student Council: Beta Tau Sigma: Messenger Staff. BONNIE DEE BURKE McPherson: Voice: Sigma Alpha Iota: Music Education Club: Won'ien's League Council: Col- lege League: Assistant in Music Education and Voice Departments. DARRELL CARLSON Smolan: Commerce: Student Council: Basket- ball Manager: Athletic Board: Beta Eta Theta, pres.: International Relations: Alpha Sigma Nu. MARY CI-IADD McPherson: Chemistry: Theta Chi Delta, pres.: Linnean Society, pres.: College League: Women's League, vice pres.: Messiah. GLORIA FYLER Hutchinson: Voice and Music Education: Sig- ma Alpha Iota: Sigma Phi Omega: Music Educa- tion Club: Women's League: Messiah. FLORENCE GUSTAFSON Denver, Colo.: Art Education: Sigma Phi Omega: A Cappella, vice pres.: Lambda Sigma: Wornen's League: Pep Club: Messenger Stat: Messiah. EDLA I OI-INSON Bakersfield: Music Education: Sigma Alpha Iota, sec.: Music Education: A Cappella: English Club: Women's League, pres.: Tau Pi Alpha, pres.: Pep Club: College League: Who's Who: Messiah. KENNETH IOI-INSON Mead, Nebr.: English: College League, pres.: Council of Religious Organizations: English Club, vice pres.: Beta Eta Theta, pres.: Messenger Staff: Chapel Organist: Missionary Society: Messiah. 5 PATRICIA BLUDWORTI-I IOHNSON Lindsborg: Voice: Sigma Alpha Iota: Kappa Gamma Phi, vice pres.: Student Council: Wo- men's League, treas.: A Cappella: Messiah: Attendant to Daisy Oueen: Who's Who. ROSEMARIE IOHNSON Salina: Sociology: Kappa Gamma Phi: Pep Club: College League: Women's League: Mes- siah: Dorm Council. LEE KRAUSE Pretty Prairie: Piano: Phi Mu Alpha: Alpha Sigma Nu: B Club: Music Education Club: Band: A Cappella: Messiah. DAVID LINDELL Minneapolis, Minn.: History: Council oi Re- ligious Organizations, pres: College League, treas.: Missionary Society: International Rela' tions, pres.: Beta Tau Sigma: Messiah. LOIS LINDEMAN Salina: Biology: Student Council, pres.: Beta Tau Sigma, pres.: Kappa Gamma Phi, pres.: Pan Hellenic Council, pres.: Lambda Sigma, pres.: College League, vice pres.: Council of Re- ligious Organizations: Alpha Psi Omega, sec.- treas: Theta Chi Delta: A Cappella: Pi Kappa Delta: Linnean Society: Who's Who: Pep Club. EUNICE LINN Lindsborg: Music Education: A Cappella, pres : Music Education Club: Class vice pres.: Wo- men's League, sec.: Missionary Society, treas.: Band: Messiah. VALERIE NIELSEN Ruthton, Minn.: English: Class sec.: English Club, pres.: Pi Kappa Delta, pres: Messenger, advisory editor: A Cappella: International Rela- tions: Messiah: Who's Who. AVIS MORTON Beverly: Music Education: Sigma Phi Omega, vice pres.: Messenger, editor: A Cappella: Class pres.: Music Education Club: Pep Club: Women's League: Messiah. S Page 21 Page 22 NORMA OLSON Luray: Art Education: Delta Phi Delta, sec.- treas.: Kappa Gamma Phi: Messiah: Women's League: Pan Hellenic Council: Dorm Council. ELOISE PERRY Monument: Music Education, Piano: Beta Tau Sigma, sec.-treas.: Sigma Alpha Iota: Who's Who: English Club: Music Education Club: Mis- sionary Society, vice pres.: Council of Religious Organizations: Women's League: Messenger Staff, A Cappella: Class treas.: College League: Messiah. ADELINE PETERSON Colorado Springs, Colo.: English: A Cappella: English Club, sec.: International Relations: Pep Club: College League: Women's League: Dorm Council: Messiah. KENNETH ROGERS Lindsborg: History: Pi Sigma Chi, vice pres.: B Club, vice pres.: Basketball: Softball: Track: Tennis. BETTY ELLEN SMITH Natoma: Music Education: Sigma Alpha Iota: English Club: International Relations: A Cap- pella: Women's League: Missionary Society: College League. DONALD SUNDBERG Lindsborg: Chemistry: Pi Sigma Chi: B' Club: Theta Chi Delta. 1 PATRICIA TAYLOR Kansas City, Mo.: Painting: Kappa Gamma Phi: Delta Phi Delta: English Club: Women's League Council: Messiah. MARTHA USSELMAN Port Ietferson, N.Y.: Art Education: Kappa Gamma Phi, treas.: Delta Phi Delta, pres.: Who's Who: Student Council, vice pres.: Athletic Board: Pep Club: International Relations: W. A. A.: Women's League: Messiah. MARY YOUNG Fort Scott: Piano: Sigma Alpha Iota: Sigma Phi Omega: Music Education Club: Messiah: Wo- men's League. MARGARET VOGEL Stuttgart: Music Education: Sigma Alpha Iota, pres.: Sigma Phi Omega, treas.: A Cappella: Music Education Club, vice pres.: Messiah: Pep Club: Women's League: Who's Who. .iillll 'll ll lll.lEEl.5.. Vice President .... ...... E UNICE LINN Secretary ...... .... V ALERIE NIELSEN Treasurer .... .... E LOISE PERRY Page es Page 21, MARGERY BAUSTIAN Tescottp Enqlish ALICE CARLSON Lindsborqp Music Education MARIORIE CREIGHTON Kingman: Music Education VIRGINIA DROLTE Pretty Prairie: Chemistry BONNIE EASTLACK Hays: Piano IO ANN ELLIOTT WaKeeneyp Economics MARY ANN ENGLE Abilene: Music Education CARL FYLER Hutchinson: Pre-dental MARIELLA GRAY Lindsborqg Art Education RUSSELL HOLM Salinag Pre-dental VALERIA IOHNSON Lindsborqp Home Economics FRANCES IULIUS Axtell, Nebr.p Mathematics HENRIETTA IONES Huichinson: Art Education HELEN LARSON Enterpriseg' Economics CLIFFORD LINDGREN Walthill, Nebraska: History EDNA PALM La Porte, Ind.: English IOHN PETERSON ' Lindsborqp Mathematics EVELYN ROSS Longmont, Colo.: Biology MARIORIE SNYDER Enid, Okla.g Picmo, Voice nm Page 25 Pa SUllHUMllHl3 CAROLYN ANDERSON Clyde: 60-hour Course FLORENCE ARON SON Longmont, Colo.: Science BUD BAHRET Page City: Chernisiry BOB BECK Topeka: Social Science ESTHER BEN TZ Tampa: Piano DELLA BROWN N atoma: Music Education ELAINE CANNON Cunningham: Piano SELMA CARLSON Tribune: Biology ELEDA DAHL Hardy, Neb.: Music Education VIOLA DANIELS Page City: Economics PAYE DEAN EAGER Mount Ayr, Iowa: Piano ' RAY EDWARDS Roxbury: English LOIS FISHER Topeka, Languages MARILYN FREDMAN Kansas City, Mo.p English PI-IYLLIS GARRETT Woodbine: Music Education BILL HEAPS Roxbury: History LOIS IOHNSON Bakersfield, Calif., English I UNE KOONS - Lindsloorgy Economics MARY ANN KRUMBACH Osceola, Nebr.g Voice LOIS ELAINE LOCKSTROM Lindsborg, Commerce IOAN MCGUIRE Abbyville: Music Education WINIPRED MOLL Hutchinson, Violin BETTY LOUISE NELSON Srnolan: English PI-IYLLIS NELSON Boulder, Colo.: English Page 27 Page 28 CHRISTINE NEWELL Stafford: Music Education MARY RUTH PARKER Preston: Art MARION PEARSON Kansas City: Art Education MAXINE PROUGH Haven: Music PAYE RASMUSSEN Vesper: Commerce ILENE ROE Superior, Nebr.: English ALBERT SAMUELSON Mulvane: History MARGARET SAMUELSON . Mulvane: Social Science PEARL SANDAHL McPherson: English GERDA SCHULTZ Kiowa: Piano BETTY SHAFT Elmdale: English IRMA CLAIR SODERSTROM Lindsborg: English GERTRUDE SPENCER Emporia, Art SHIRLEY SWAN SON Kansas City, Mo.: Art MARIE TI-IEIIVIER Page City: English PAUL TI-IELANDER Clinton, Iowa: Biology MAR1oR1E TILBERG Dwight: Commerce : it :-- L f---V ' 3 :- - cf-xRoLYN WALDORP ' g Denver, Colo., Sociology RUTH WALLIN Lindsborgp Piano, Music Education NANCY WALTERS Ellsworth, Voice MARIVENE WOODS Salt Lake City, Utah: English '1 J, 1 1? A 1 'llv , me :.,, . ,W . if' f E .,R,,. Page 29 Page 30 IHISHMIN IAMES ADAMS Great Bend IDA MAE ANDERSON Loveland, Colo. PAUL ANDERSON Smolcm CLARA ANN ANTON Fowler KATHYRN BACICLUND Lindsborq PATRICIA BAUMGARTNER Plcinville MARILYN BIBERSTEIN Atiiccr ZENITI-I BIBERSTEIN Attica LUTHER BIORKMAN Smolcfn FLORENCE BLOOMQUIST McPherson ELAINE BOESE Vonu, Colo. MARILYN BOYDSTON EI Dorado MARILYN BROWN Smolcm COLLEEN BRUNNER Denver, Colo. DORIS CARLSON Salina VELMA CARLSON Tribune GRACE CARLSTEDT Vilas CAROLYN CHELF Denver, Colo. BOB CLARK Roxbury MARGARET DALQUIST Garfield GLORIA DANIELSON Lindsborq LOIS DANIELSON Lindsborq ROY DUELL Ruleton EDITH DUNNILL Galena BUD EDSTROM Denver, Colo. DARLENE FIEDLER Enterprise IOAN GOODELL Overland Por lc PATTY GORDER Lonqmonl, Colo. HELEN GRANSTROM Kansas City, Mo. MARIAN HALVERSON Duluth, Minn. LILA HARMS Great Bend FRANCES HARRINGTON Sun City BETTY l-IEDLUND McPherson ROMA HIATT Newkirk BILLIE MAXINE HILL McPherson MARY ELLEN HUDSON Sylvia ARLENE INGRAHAM Lewis FRANCES JOHNSON Tribune V NORMAN lOl-lNSON Lindsborq VERNON KLIEWER Hillsboro lOHN KUMLI Enid, Okla. ELLEN MARIE LARSON Lindsborq DONOVAN LENNING Longmont, Colo. VERA LINN Lindsborg ELLA MEIER Marion HERBERT MEIER Marion JUNE MONTAGUE Alla Vista BRUCE MONTGOMERY Philadelphia, Pa. 'E TDS PM Page 31 CAROL NELSON Smolan IRENE NELSON Garfield MAXINE NELSON Lindsborq BEVERLY NIELSEN Ruthton, Minn. DOROTHY NYBERG Houston, 'Texas LOUISE OCHS Hoisinqton DORIS OLSON Assaria DOROTHY PETERSON Eu reka MARY VIOLA PETERSON . , . McPherson be 3 SHIRLEY PETERSON Hoisinqton MYRA PETROWSKY Preston LOIS PRATT Lewis ' ,, , ESTHER RINGS Topeka SHIRLEY ROSS Longmont, Colo. ROGER SAMUELSON Salina DOLORES SCHRADER Leota BOB SEESE Enid, Okla. VIRGINIA SIOGREN Marquette ' IEAN SMITH Beloit MAR1oR1E SMITH Sewell SHIRLEY SMITH Lonqrnont, Colo. CATHRINE SPENCER Valley Center EMORY SWANSON Lindsboxq VERNON TI-IELANDER Osceola, Nebr. Page 32 VELMA THIESSEN Inman MARILYN TOLLE Roxbury ROSALYN TOLLE Roxbury BETTY TRIFFETT Scott City MARY LEE TUCKER Great Bend ROS ANNE WILLOUR Ransom ROSELLE YAKLE I-lerinqton IRENE ZERGER Moundridqe First How: Lee Krause, senior: Bertil Peterson. iunior: Gerald Daniels, junior: Frank Pedroia. senior: Harold Palm. junior: Roy Carlson. iunior: Kenneth Rogers. iunior: Edgar Duver, iunior. Second Row: lack Graves, freshman: Carl Stenfors, iunior: Vada Ely, freshman: Bernice Peterson, freshman: Roberta lohnson. sophomore: Annette Siostrom. freshman: lean Rita Kaiser. freshman: Duane Haqstrand, junior: Paul Sundberq, freshman: Carol Anderson. freshman. Third row: Marlyn Storm, sophomore: Russell Iohnson, freshman: Merle Volen. freshman: Iames Giannangelo. fresh- man: Vernon Karcher. freshman: Nils Pearson, freshman: Bob Scott, freshman. ' Page 33 Page .74 IUNIORS President ...... Margery Baustian Vice President ....... Evelyn Ross Secretary .......... Helen Larson Treasurer ...... William Chandler SOPHOMORES President ............. Bill Heaps Vice President. . .Marjorie Tilberq Secretary ......... Phyllis Nelson Treasurer ..... .... D ella Brown FRESHMEN President ........... Bud Edstrorn Vice President. . .Luther Bjorkrnan Secretary ...... Gloria Danielson Treasurer .......... Doris Carlson -1-X: ff X x Z f 3-ww-nw-sy' UHISIINIZATIUNS FHHTEHNITIE5 SUHUHITIES Pa SlllIllNl IIHUNEII The Student Council is the official governing body of the students at Bethany. This group has much authority in matters that pertain to the affairs of the college and its students. The council sponsors many of the activities on the campus. The council consists ot thirteen members: two are elected from each class and tive from the student body at large. President ....... ..... L ois Lindernan Vice President. .. .... Martha Usselman Secretary ..... .... M argery Baustian Treasurer .... .......... E velyn Ross Sponsor. . . . . .Dr. Norbert Mahnken Members: 'K Paul Anderson Darrell Carlson Patricia Bludworth Iohnson Florence Aronson Virginia Drolte Maxine Nelson Marian Barrett Bill I-leaps Paul Thelander 563' Page 36 llaisg Statt We have attempted to present to you in this year's Daisy a pictorial record of the activities oi the past year. We hope that this volume will reawaken many memories a few years hence. Editor .............. .... E velyn Ross Business Manager .... . . .lo Ann Elliott Art Editor ...,.............. Patricia Taylor Assistant Editor ............... Della Brown Assistant Business Manager .... tune Koons Messenger Staff The Bethany Messenger is the official student publication of Bethany College, which is issued twice a month. It is edited and managed entirely by students. Advisory Editor ............ Valerie Nielsen Editor ............ ......... A vis Morton Music'Editor .............. Betty Ellen Smith Business Manager ........... Helen Larson Assistant Business Manager. . .Esther Bentz Reporters-Faye Rasmussen, Adeline Peter- son, lo Ann Elliott, Mary Ann Mitchell, Vernon Kliewer, Florence Gustafson, Della Brown, Marian Barrett, Lois Fisher, Kenneth Iohnson. Pu IG 17 Page Elllltil HHHIH IIHHNEH The Bethany College League offers to the student body a weekly pro- gram of Christian inspiration and fellowship. Its meetings are highly varied and provide opportunity for student participation and leadership in many different Ways. Programs and activities of this organization are arranged by a council made up of the executive officers and a representative at large. OFFICERS President ........ ........... ..... K e nneth Iohnson Vice President. .. ..... Lois Lindeman Secretary .............. .... P hyllis Nelson Treasurer ................ ..... D avid Lindell Representative at Large .... ........ M arian Barrett Sponsor ,................ .... R ev. Iames Claypool t givin 'l iw: . -V fig . 6 'A 5' , or -NV, wr . . . t ,Q H, 5.3 is ... V Council of Religious Urganizations This qroup represents the student body in arranging the religious activities on the campus. President ...,.... .... D avid Linclell Vice President ....... ...,.... E dna Palm Secretary-Treasurer .................. Norman Iohnson Members-Kenneth Iohnson, Phyllis Nelson, Eloise Perry, Marian Barrett, Eunice Linn, Lois Lincleman, Alice Carlson, Rev. I. Claypool, sponsor. Missionarg Society The purpose oi the Missionary Society is to stimulate among the students a vital interest in World Missions. Presicientr . . . ., Vice President. .. . . .Edna Palm . . . .Eloise Perry Secretary ...... ................... . Alice Carlsen Treasurer .............. , ................. Eunice Linn Representatives .... Florence Aronson, Norman Iohnson Page .19 Linnean Sucietg The Linnean Society is the common meeting ground tor students in all branches of science. It endeavors to retain the open- minded, searching attitude, which has been the mark of greatness in men ot science through the centuries. President .................. ,..... M ary Chadd Vice President ..., ....... V irqinia Drolte Secretary ....... ..... F lorence Aronson Treasurer ...... ...,.. S elma Carlson Page 40 Beta Tau Sigma Beta Tau Sigma is an honorary scho- lastic fraternity found on the campus. This fraternity is open to junior and senior stu- dents who have maintained a high scholas- tic record. President , ...... .... .... I.. o is Lindemcm Secretary-Treasurer. ..................... Eloise Perry Members-Marian Barrett, David Lindell, Bonnie East- lack, Eloise Perry, O. A. Lofqren, Alma L. Olson, Lois Lindeman, E. O. Deere. lnternational Relations Club The purpose ot the International Rela- tions Club is to promote the growth of in- terest in international affairs. Stimulating and educational discussions are led by club members and professionals. ' President .,....,,.. .... D avid Lindell Vice President .....,.. ....... E velyn Ross Secretary-'Treasurer .... .... F lorence Aronson Program Chairman ..... .......... L ois Iolmson Sponsor ............ ...Dr. Norbert Mahnken 'English Club The purpose of the English Club is to guide its members in Worthwhile reading, to increase appreciation ot literature, to stimulate creative Writing, and to foster tel- lowship among those interested in these activities. President ....... .... V alerie Nielsen Vice President ...,.. ..... K enneth Iohnson Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Adeline Peterson Sponsor ........,. ..... D r. I. B. Auld Pago 01 Wumeu's League The purpose of the Women's League is to create a feeling of good will and coop- eration among all the women of Bethany College. The Leagues governing body is a council consisting of representatives from Wornen's organizations on the campus. President. .............................. Edla Iohnson Vice President .... .,... M ary Chadcl Secretary ..... ...,............ E unice Linn Treasurer ..... ..,. P atricia Bluclworth Iohnson Music Education Club Music Education Club is an organiza- tion to challenge students to greater musical achievement and performance, to promote professional ideals and practices, and to 'foster a spirit of fellowship through music. President ....,........................,.. Eunice Linn Vice President ..... ..... M argaret Vogel Secretary ........ .... F aye Dean Eager Treasurer .... ...... D ella Brown 1 l. Am. - A Page 42 V . La 5 iTop Picturel PI KAPPA DELTA This is an honorary fraternity for those who have clone outstanding Work in public speaking. Members- Valerie Nielsen, president: Lois Lindeman, Frank Pedroia, Florence Aronson, Lois lohnson, Dr. Emory Lindquist, sponsor. ALPHA PSI OMEGA It is an honorary fraternity tor those interested in dramatics. MemberseMarqery Baustian, clirector: Lois Lincleman, manager: Stanley Talbott, Einar Iaderborq, Bertil Peterson, and Annie T. Swenson, sponsor. iBottom Picturel LAMBDA SIGMA Lambda Siqrna is an honorary frater- nity for those pursuing work in biological science. Members-Lois Lindeman, president: Evelyn Ross, sec.- trees.: Florence Gustafson, Don Musick, Emil O. Deere, sponsor. THETA CHI DELTA Theta Chi Delta is an honorary frater- nity tor those pursuing work in chemistry. Members-Mary Chadd, presidentg Virginia Drolte, Lois Lindeman, Don Musick, Don Sunclberg, I. R. Plank, sponsor. Page 43 T-3-:fi .'i 'f. i ' '? IE 744. N N ' T'-f-'- - v-L- I -2- affix In -r-:'f1j g off- iii MTS -A X .sl llllf f - ' 1' iii: nmn lt P' tl MQ ltItt 5 Q ttllttll ..- I L 'T I ly.,- A Cla.-, ui f 'Sgt 1' P H U l ' , 'Z :ii M4350 - ' -1--E xg 'V' if 1'-' - n ,Q xkf df Z-L-:E ti f X Q uma , 5,3531 fi-5 'x N Y Q, -7- jg: Bam, k gs- , yd ty, Sit gut ia' U' 'f NV ' 1 N 3 ' V Q ' was .id-' , 5 fi --f f f J JN 'Exlll if' W -E bf l I ' I 112, I f.-V - 'ut , 1 'EE A - i,?g-'f'-- Delta Phi Delta is a national honorary art fraternity founded in 1904, with the Delta Chapter oi Bethany being chartered' in 1920. Exceptional ability in art and high scholastic standing are the basic requirements for membership. This organization with the Smoky Hill Art Club is the sponsor of lectures and exhibitions of arts and crafts oi various schools during the year. Honorary President ........,......,.............,..... Dr. Birqer Sandzen Councellor ........... .... M iss Annie Lee Ross President ....... .. ...... Martha Usselman Secretary-Treasurer .........,....... . ...................... Norma Olson Members-Dr. Sandzen, Margaret Greenough, Martha Usselman, Norma Olson, Patricia Taylor, Mariella Gray, Annie Lee Ross, Henrietta Tones. Page M SIHMH Htl'HH IHIH Sigma Alpha Iota is a professional fraternity for Women in the field of music. lt was founded in 1903 by seven faculty members and advanced stu- dents of the University School of Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan, who felt the need to organize the serious music students so that they might develop all possibilities for musical advancement. There are 87 chapters 'throughout the United States. The total member- ship in 1945 was approximately 15,000 initiated members. Our chapter, Alpha Alpha of Theta Province, was organized in 1923. Every chapter must be prominent in the musical activities in its school and the individual members must strive to represent the highest possible ideals in their school work and general activities as well as advancing their abilities in their chosen field. President ........ .... M argaret Vogel Vice President .... ..... B onnie Eastlack Secretary ...,... ....... E dla Iohnson Treasurer ................ . .... Faye Dean Eager Colors-Red and White Flower-Red Rose MOTTO Life is short, but art is sweet Vita brevisy ars 1onga Page .05 HHHHNY H Eltllltlltl EHHIH Director Dr. I-IAGBARD BRASE MEMBERS Sopranos- Altos- Christine Newell Arlene Ingraham Clara Ann Anton Roma Hiatt Nancy Walters Betty Hedlund Faye Dean Eager Patricia Bludworth Iohnson Carolyn Chelf Rosanne Willour Marjorie Creighton Helen Larson Margaret Vogel Avis Morton Esther Rings Edla Iohnson Lois lohnson Marcia Griebel Ella Meier Shirley Peterson Frances Harrington Lois Lindeman Alice Carlson Betty Ellen Smith Eunice Linn Florence Gustafson Marilyn Boydston Della Brown Gloria Danielson Edna Palm Adeline Peterson Valerie Nielsen Tenors- Paul Thelander Russell lohnson Donovan Lenning Clifford Lindgren lohn Kumli lames Adams Roger Thorstenberg Albert Samuelson Basses- Bud Edstrom Bertil Peterson Roger Samuelson Bruce Montgomery Norman Iohnson Harold Palm Vernon Thelander Lee Krause Stanley Talbott Carl Bahret OFFICERS President ....... ........... .......... E u nice Linn Vice President .... ..... F lorence Gustafson Secretary ....... . ..... Bruce Montgomery Treasurer ................................... Helen Larson P41116 46' HHHHNY HHHHIHIII SHEIHY The Oratorio Society was organized in 1881 by Dr. Carl Swenson, the founder of Bethany College. It gave its first rendition of Hande1's Messiah, March 28 to April 3, 1882. Since then, the students of Bethany College and the citizens of the community have sung the immortal music of Handel and Bach. The present director, Dr. Hagbard Brase, has been in charge since 1915. The reputation of the Messiah Chorus has spread to all parts of the United States and the world. Recordings have been made for the past three years and rebroadcasts have reached the far corners of the world. This past year choruses from Hande1's Messiah were presented by the Bethany Oratorio Society in the Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Missouri, in observance of the eightieth anniversary of the Salvation Army. The recog- nition Lindsborg and Bethany receives has been made possible by the splen- did cooperation of the students, faculty members, and town people who constitute the chorus and orchestra, and the fine performance and under- standing oi the score by Dr. Brase. Each year professionals are engaged as guest soloists for the Easter Week Festival. ln addition to their Sunday performances they present in- dividual recitals for the public. The soloists this year were Irma Cooper, soprano: Ianet Bush, alto: Iames Montgomery, tenor, and Orcenith Smith, bass. To the thousands who have heard the chorus sing, the Messiah Festival represents the acme in choral music. Each Easter finds Linclsborg a Mecca for a constantly increasing host of those who love good music. Page 57 P11116 48 HH The Bethany Symphony Orchestra is a musical organization open to the students desiring a professional training in symphonic music, opera and oratorio Work. Our present conductor, Mr. Sturat Walker, is a big help in the training of many young orchestra players due to his variety of experience. Flute- Gloria Danielson Elecla Dahl Betty Trifiett Clarinet- Duane Haqstrancl lean Smith Marqaret Dahlquist Trumpet- Roqer Thorstenberq loan McGuire French Horn- Vernon Kliewer Trombone- Bob Beck Tympani- Myra Petrowsky Violin- Bob Seese Irene Zerqer Ruth Wallin Marilyn Fredrnan Roselle Yakle Viola- Bonnie Eastlack Virginia Drolte Violoncello- Iack Graves Esther Hinqs Contrabass- Marjorie Smith luanita Steen Oboe- Marian Barrett Bassoon- Zenith Biberstein KHlMHH HHH Kalmar Hall is a newly organized dormitory for women students at Belhany. It offers fellowship and cooperation among its members. The girls are afforded social fellowship through numerous parties, teas, and open house. President . . . .... Carol Nelson Secretary . . . . . .Marilyn Brown Treasurer ...... ............. E lla Meier Dorm Mother. . . . . . Mrs. Norbert Mahnken Members--'Marilyn Fredman, Marilyn Brown, Doris Carlson, Carol Nelson, Ella Meier, Helen Granstrom, Lois Pratt, Marilyn Biberstein, Ioan Goodell, Florence Bloomquist, Marie Theimer, Shirley Swanson, Frances Harrington, Zenith Biberstein, Mary Ellen Hudson, Virginia Iohnson, Elaine Boese, Lila Harms, and Gertrude Spencer. Page 49 Nils and Pete-always so diqnifiedg The foursomep You'll get wellg Siqninq upg Kappa pledgesg Lindy and McGuire: No, not thirsty: Iust three and a half: Omega pledges: Hi Ealog Omega formaly Bibersteins cmd Granny: Loafing in front of Main: Shirley, Nancy, Bonnie and Ruthie: Iust leaving: Look at our pigtailsg Schuster's reception: Going to class 1?Jg Hubba, Hubba. Pune 50 HlIlHH SIHMH NH Wendall Everhart Duane Haqstrand Lee Krause Undergrad Slanley Anderson Lee Belknap Alan Carlson Virqil Carlson Gene Foss Marvin Hale Maynard Iohnson Colors Members Frank Pedroja Bertil Peterson Vernon Iohnson uate Members of Alpha Sigma Gaillerd Mattson Ioe Merritt Olin Parker Dean Peterson I. I. Ramsey Donald Weddle Flower N Purple and White Sweetpea 11 Page 51 Ill SIHMH RHI E Bob 'Beck Roy Carlson William Chandler Marvin Downie Edgar Duver Russell Holm Members Bruce McClure Don Musick lohn Peterson Kenneth Roqers Don Sundberq Stan Talbott Officers President ......... ......... ....... E d qar Duver Vice President .... ..... K enneth Rogers Secretary ....... .... W illiam Chandler Treasurer ............ ..... I ohn Peterson Sponsors ............... Dr. Norbert Mahnken Mr. Thure Iaderborq ' W t x t X Flower Red Rose Colors Maroon and Blue Page 52 HHMMHItHI1IlHHtPHH We oi Gamma Kappa Alpha wish to dedicate this page to two ot our fraternity men who lost their lives in World War Il. SECOND LT. HARVEY K. SNELLBACKER Second Lt. Harvey K. Snellbacker, a pilot in the U.S.M.C., enlisted in the Navy January 2, 1942, and received his Wings in the Marine Air Corps April 27, 1944. He saw extensive combat duty in the Marshall Islands for ten months prior to his death in a plane accident in that area on luly 16, 1945. ERIC BOLLING Eric Bolling, a member of the Naval Air Corps, is still reported missing on flight in the South Pacific. Mr. Bolling, who attended Bethany College prior to his enlistment in the Navy, was active in Bethany campus activities. Flower Colors Tulip Orange and Black Carl Stentors Elmer Iohnson Page 53 HHH HH IHHH Beta Eta Theta is an organization of the boys living in the boy's dormitory. lt has helped to promote union and fel- lowship among the boys. Although this is one of the younger organizations on the campus, it has more than succeeded in reaching its goal. The second semester of this year has seen a sizeable llncrease in this group. fl President CFirst Semester? ........ Darrell Carlson CSecond Semester? .... Kenneth Johnson Secretary-Treasurer ......... ...... B ill Heaps Page 5.4 XX. lHH Ill HIPHH Tau Pi Alpha is an organization for the women students living in Lane Hart Hall. Self-government is made possible through a council composed of officers and proctors elected by the girls themselves. The name Tau Pi Alpha describes the building in which the students live-three stories high. The present dorm mother, Mrs. Vernon lohnson, is a popu- lar and capable housemother to all the girls. Mrs. Christine Larson is an ever efficient housekeeper. Social fellowship is afforded the girls through an annual open house, numerous parties and teas. Through regular eve- ning devotions and cooperation with the council of religious organizations, this organization offers a spiritual fellowship as well. Tau Pi Alpha has accomplished much toward mak- ing Bethany a happier place for Women students. President ..... Edla lohnson Vice President ...... Evelyn Ross Secretary ........ Helen Larson Treasurer .... Faye Rasmussen Page 55 Actives- Margery Baustian Esther Bentz Marjorie Creighton Io Ann Elliott Gloria Fyler Florence Gustafson Betty loyce Koons Iune Koons no Helen Larson' Avis Morton li SIHMH PHI tIMtHH Irma Claire Soderstrorn Margaret Vogel Pledges- Marilyn Biberstein Zenith Biberstein Lois Danielson Darlene Fiedler Helen Granstroni Betty Hedlund Billie Maxine Hill Lois Elaine Lockstrorn Maxine Nelson Christine Newell Louise Ochs Myra Petrowsky Margaret Samuelson Dolores Schrader Betty Triftett Marilyn Tolle Rosalyn Tolle Mary Young OFFICERS President. .......,............ Margery Baustian Vice President ,... ...... A vis Mortcn Secretary ....... ...,.. G loria Fyler Treasurer ..... ..., M argaret Vogel VSPQNSORS . Colors-Red. and White Mrs. L. W. Soderstrom Amy Lundquist , , , , , Flower-Fted and White Carnations Alumni Organization Page 56 rw? H I1 PH nnllnmgmnl X if Lois Fisher Patricia Bluclworth Iohnson Rosemarie lohnson Lois Lindernan Ioan McGuire Norma Olson Faye Rasmussen Evelyn Ross Betty Shaft Marjorie Tilberq Patricia Taylor Martha Usselman Carolyn Waldorf Ruth Wallin President ......... Vice President .... OFFICERS Della Brown Colleen Brunner Doris Carlson Carolyn Cheli Margaret Dalquist Gloria Danielson Bonnie Eastlack loan Goodell Marion Pearson Shirley Peterson Nancy Walters Roselle Yakle . . . . . .Lois Linoleman . . . . .Patricia Bludworth lohnson Secretary ....... ............. M arjorie Tilberq Treasurer ..... .......... M artha Usselman SPONSORS Annie Lee Ross Alba Malm Colors-Rose and Gray Flower-Sweet Pea Page 57 Guess who? The procession: The jump: Queen and her attendants: Time out Here's one in the bosketp Cheer for dear Beihcmyp Cheerinq section: McGuire, Wallin, Beniz, ond Brown: Those ierrible Swedes. Page 58 Z X Z ff 7x if W f KZ f f W Yea, Team, Fight' SPHIHS fx V, - -y-- Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. lan. lan. Ian. Ian. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 16 30 3 8 13 9 11 26 30 31 2 4 9 14 18 19 23 4 f HHSIttltlHtt Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany Bethany 19 32 52 33 43 52 31 46 33 36 35 46 30 53 47 56 46 56 Smoky 1-lill Air Base Hays .............. Smoky Hill Air Base Bethel ............. Baker ............. College of Emporia. . McPherson ........ Bethel ............. Ottawa ............ College ot Emporia. . Ottawa ............ Ster1ing ........... Hays ...... . . . Sterling .... . . . Baker ..... . . . Friends .... . . . McPherson . . . . . . Friends .... .... Page 60 LUTHER BIORKMAN ROGER THORSTENBERG BUD BAHRET EDGAR DUVER Forward Center Guard Gucxrd ROY CARLSON BOB CLARK WILLIAM CHANDLER BILL HEAPS Guard Guard Forward Center IOHN PETERSON D. F. DeCOW Forward Coach 'Page 61 The Pep Club is one of the youngest organizations on the campus. It is the nucleus of the student enthusiasm for college athletics. New members are elected each year to complete the membership of twenty-three. President ...... . . .Helen Larson Vice President ....... . . .Io Ann Elliott Secretary-Treasurer .... .................... E velyn Ross Members-Maxine Nelson, Avis Morton, Zenith Biberstein, Rosemarie Iohnson, Marion Pearson, loan McGuire, Helen Granstrom, Iuue Koons, Shirley Ross, Esther Bentz, Edla Iohnson, Lois Iohnson, Adeline Peterson, Martha Usselman, Betty Hedlund, Margaret Samuelson, Florence Gustafson, Margaret Vogel, Marjorie Creighton, Lois Lindemany Margery Baustian, Herbert Meier, and Helen Larson, cheerleaders. Page 6:2 ,mg 5 Sllllllll This group comprises the fall softball team. Several games were played with Central College, McPherson College, and town teams. Players-David Lindell, Bill Heaps, Carl Bahret, Paul Anderson, Bud Eclstrom, Luther Biorkman, Darrell Carlson, Bob Clark, and Clifford Lindgren. The Bethany B Club is an organization on the campus, Whose mem- bership is composed of those who have earned a letter in a major sport at Bethany. President ......... ..... B oy Carlson Vice President ....... .... K enneth Rogers Secretary'Treasurer ............................ Bill Heaps lvlembers-W Carl Bahrel, Bob Beck, Luther Biorlcman, Roy Carlson, William Chandler, Edgar Duver, Bill l-leaps, Einar Iaderborg, Lee Krause, Emory Linfors, Bruce McClure, Don Musick, Iohn Peterson, Kenneth Rogers, Marlyn Storm, Don Sundlnerq, Roger Thorstenbe-rg. V' , 3 P11118 63 Three iennis shcrrksp Stop: Still polishinqg Girls cmd more qirlsp A basket Welch the windows: Oul for cr bil of fresh cxirg Anoiher Ross: Take me out to the bull qcxmep lust Q frog in her hcmclg Supposedly I-leopsg Out lor tennisg Showing oil again: A ride: Eager, Fisher and snowy Football stcrrp Congo line. Page 64 -'VX IIHHHM ZZEKWI n Nancy Walters Attendants Avis Morton Patricia Johnson DAISY QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN' Estbeef Bentz Attendants Nancy Walters Margaret Samuelson BRUCE MONTGOMERY HELEN LARSON M0515 Popular Boy and Girl No wonder tt's goody Bethany waiters: A dreamy party: On top of the worldg Leqsg Comodo Heiqhtsy Prouqh, Theimer and Fredmang Small one: Watching the qamep Happy, girls? lust thirsty: The cheapest wayy Studiousg Bentz and Peterson: Smiley Vacla and her kittens. Page 69 CC V Sweater qirlsy WSSF Weekg King Oscar for Schusterp We see you, Bruceg Bobby-sockersp Charm from Kalmar Hallg Chance of a lifetimey Smile, Miss Wahling You :guessed it--Longmont Time off from lessons: Winter: Hold it, prexyg Campus co-edg Carlson, Iohnson and Roep ls that snow? Faye and Bev: Dr. Erase. Page '70 Song birdsg Ready for the take-oth Dottieg Coloradoans, Texans and Kansansg Taking it easy: What a qay qroupg All dressed up: Noticeg Hi, Smitty: Glamourp Dr. Lindquist and Lois: Look at usp Goose-stepping, no doubtg What's funny? Lindy and Ross: Catch that ballg Like to ride? Going someplace? Page 71 On stage: Helga and Trudy: A fine performance: Library steps: Who? Cute Swede: Glamorous: Must be funny: Bethany flicks: A bright day: The three: A gay group: Smith and Gorder: Windy: Pat: Don't fall off: Chemistry QD. Page '72 A DEDICATED TO THE STUDENTS OF . BETHANY COLLEGE BY THE CITY OF LINDSBORG LIGHT, WATER 81 GAS 1886 1946 The Farmers State Bank LINDSBORG, KANSAS Betlzanyis Bll7ZI2Z.7'ZLQ' H ome for M ore Than Sixty Years EBBA FORNBERG, President LEONARD RUNBECK, Director LUDVIG NELSON, Director GENEVA STROMQUIST, Asst. Cashier E. V. LILLIAN, Vice President C. A. ABERCROMBIE, Cashier ETHEL HAGSTKAND, Teller ELSIE UHE, Teller Dr. C. L. Reed DENTIST X-Ray Service Office Phone 113 Res. Phone 267 David L. Peterson Insurance Agency REAL ESTATE and LOANS Phone 111 Lindsborg Kansas NYAL DRUGS Gif!! for All Orcariour CANDIES - SODAS Chas. Liscum Drugs CAlmost Perfect Servicej Dr. Wm. Holwerda Physician ancl Surgeon Office Hours: Daily 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Evenings and Sundays by Appointment Phones: Office 192, Res. 194 Hanson's Clothing Co. Style fm- if if if Economy Quality C rf 111 ffl fill wifi' 0 7 0 P AT S C A F E Fine Foods and Fountain Service Open From 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. Phone 222 LINDSBORG KANSAS School Books and Supplies - Music - Art Supplies - Parker Vacuumatic Pens l2aton's Always Correct Stationery - Gibson Greeting Cards Gift Merchandise Olson's Book and Music Store BUS DEPOT Phone 155 110 N. Main St. S. D. LOPER APPLIANCE STORE O NORGE I with Rollator REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS - IRONERS - RADIOS All Thai IJ Elerrriun LINDSBORG, KANSAS Cong1'nlzz!41ti01z.v . . . To You G7'll6fIllll6.f I-IOTEL BRUNSVVICK Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Weddle, Proprietors Linclsborg, Kansas Buy Your Ice Cream, Butter and Pasteurized Milk from BACI-IMAN ICE CREAM CO. LINDSBORG Phone 66 KANSAS GET YOUR BAKERY SUPPLIES AND PASTRY At TI-IE CITY BAKERY Try Ozn' Delifiozzf L1 111L ' Ivey U7bicb Af1l'cly.I' 5'u1i.s'fy Harolclson Sc johnson, Proprietors ' COYIZIUHIIIEIZAI' of . . . LUNGSTROM MACHINE S MFG. CO. LINDSBORG KANSAS Iso'Vis Motor Oil Polarine Motor Oil Quaker State Motor Oil Atlas Tires -- Atlas Batteries VVALLERSTEDTS STANDARD SERVICE Students' Headquarters for . . . C0lilIlff7ll61llJ' STYLE AND QUALITY Leaders in Men's Wear of ., , 0 F. VV . Grahem D . Wlllblad Clothmg Co. Your 5 - 10 - Zia' Store CLOTHIERS in Lindsborg From Head lo Fool LINDSBORG KANSAS If lf',f New in Giflr . . , WHfCl1CS Clocks Uye I-lure 11 JCWCUY Expert Repair Work LADIES ACCESSORIES HALLMARK GREETING CARDS gf . C. W. Beekstrom 'lxhii' NOV'Clfy Shop Lindsborg Kansas Cozzgmfzrlaliolu' . . . lo You G'mci11n1e.r GIBSON STYLE SHOP o Ready-to-Wear N 1 W 1 C, N H Grocery N Meats Sportswear HH' f A ie .' . . . 'Uni' muson Lmgerre and Hosiery Phone SI 4 A Hats 0 Lmdsborg Ixrmsns Lindsborg Kansas You Can Pay More for Your Food 1211! You Can't Get Better Food fbrw ar lbe ROYAL CAFE Anderson Drug Store The Rem!! Store is' JOHN ANDERSON, JR. Druggist Lindsborg Kansas N A S H S A L E S S E R V I C E C 0711 fzlim wily of AA Danielson Funeral Home A C . A . VA N N L1NoS1soRo, KANSAS Phone 25 LINDSBORG KANSAS SAFETY FIRST The Enriched All-Purpose Family Flour I MADE IN LINDSBORG BY The Lindsborg Milling 81 Elevator Company DIVISION RODNEY MILLING COMPANY ll'7l76ll in Li11rf.rb01'g . . Llllflsbofg Produce Carb Buyer Stop At The Poultry, Eggs and Cream Ciarlton l-lotel FEED OF ALL KINDS Mr. and Mrs. Cnrhiener, Props. Rllbfffl A- Nelson Levin Store Company rn 4 I ' . . 0 Good Wood Works Merchandise See Quality Thorstenberg Lumber C 0 Lindshorg, Kansas LINDSBORG KANSAS Heavy Duty Wrecker Delco-Remy Complete One-Stop Service Auto-Lite Motor Rebuilding A.C. Spark Plugs LEAF MOTOR CGMPA Y Telephone 48 B. P. LEAF, Proprietor LINDSBORG, KANSAS Gates Batteries Body and Fender Works Carter Carburetors Painting National Tires Wheel 'Aligning SMOKY VALLEY MILL FLOUR - FEED LINDSBORG KANSAS PHILLIPS 66 STATION A Good Plure I0 Tracie for fbe Bef! in G'.1.i' and Oily Phone 20 for Service City Barber Shop Dave and Art Dr. l-l. G. Johnson DENTIST SOFT WATER , Expert Hairdressing X'R11Y Sffvifv 41 ' . , Office Over Barnes Hardware Evelyifs Beauty Shop Telephone 89 Office Phone 296 Res. Phone 105 Gunnerson'S Service Station if GASOLINES A o1LS - GREASES CAR WASHING S GREASING if Phone 44 Lindshorg Kansas Swanson Furniture Store Dealer fm' GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Anderson Plumbing X Heating Hilmar C. 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