Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1919 volume:

Greeting A lllllllllHl1HH'.lHHll ,HHN lllllllllll' llllwllll llilllllllsillllml ull! HW' will! RWM lllll,:lHltHHl1lllllllll3 lllli alll Ali Bo all who claim in common this their llma mater ano to all loyal patrons. we pre- sent to you this volume embooy- ing the pleasant recollection of another school year. we have enoeavoreo, in recognizing the progress our school has maoe. to surpass in excellence the preceeoing publications of the Graymaroon. Go compile an annual worthy of our TAlma mater may have been a task too great for us but if we have succeeoeo in perpetuating the memories of our school life ano projecting the glamour of the hours spent here into new ano wioer realmsxsve shall be content. me Staff ig U' I' Bo ofessor 6. TA.. 7J'l'aury who has for more than twenty-five years. efficiently ano faithfully given. his service to Bethel Glollege as professor ano as secretary ofthe faculty. this volume is affectionately oeoicateo. Nw Jai? I - N 'naw X 'CP ' L -N G6qy'rrLa.voonJW,MWm, M XXEQN kMM,.,m,.EefAefCb!1e e2 'ig ,f I ix , r g -1 A i'fd11mf+gfwr2 :ss 11 ' , Q t ', V tzifilltf t X f- V 2 ,H r 6' ft E. . f, !,fi5, . . A , . .,, N X 'W f ' V 1 t'A ' xf 5 L' ' ' ' t ' t t 1, gi -tj? 1 - Gy ' I -5 1511 if latxitoi--ill-c'11iQr .. Business Maumger. . . L'i1'r'-lllatioll Mz111ag4-1' .... A1lvurtising NIZIIIHQUT. . . Art lielitm' . .. . . . Axttlllft-if' Editor. .. Olgzlilizatitslls .. Humor .. tk42ltl'll41ill' .. Snapshots . . . 3IiSl'UllHI1L'UllS .. . .Elma Ringclmau . . . .Otto Pzxnkratz . . .Arthur Wedel .... .Harry Ilaury Xlwin Y. d. SlIli5S911 . . .Nldzl Ringclman . .Alice Martin . . . . . Laura llcster . . .Noah Burkhard . . .IIOI'I113,I1 U nruh . . .Goorge PCIIIIET ,ty at Gezqynaaaoord 'a N Eetffne! C'olfe,9'e2 ,, ' 'Q t f aiirnnxfl ,fl ii 1 .. 1 1 Table of Contents I. The College Board of Directors Administration Building Faculty II. Classes College Classes Class Views Academy Classes Class Views Specials Domestic Science Domestic Art Woodworking Music III. Organizations Literary Religious General IV. Athletics Basketball Baseball General V. Potpourri Service Flag Calendar llumor VI. Advertising Seven Le, , h,, MGM53 Q,.Q. e x.X.x..,x.Q. xsgE1,1E'g,,e,W.,,.Ee1EAe! Collegfez -- -- - - , uI'u'fIIIii.. , Y .I.I.. , , '.f.., lfflf' WI ' Ii Mwmmmw gswmwmxs Q Board of Directors of Bethel College 'Vg sf 1 A M Eight 7. n I 11-k row Mollttvt. Klie-wer. IvllI'llll. lim-rz. 1l2ll'1lUl'. Frou H1-xp .Xlaralmalml Pallzlallf. H. llocrz ............. J. M. Ifvgwr f'l'I'f'2lSllI'4'l', . .. lim' P. U. Ivlll'llII ...... R1-Y ll. Hiewxl ..... lim' Paul Moutfvt. . . lim' ll. P. Krohbivl .......... HM' P. P. xvfldlxl fSl'l'FlxfElT'.V5 . . . lim' P. II. Rivlwrt Ql'rvsirle-11th . .. lim' H. N. Ilarms ........... lim' P. P. Bullm-F. .. Hn-Y '. J. Gm-ri11g.... HM' H. W. Harrlvr. .. r row- lli1'l1Ul'f. Muller. Rim-sms. Ifilfllllff. Krvllhim-l. Ho1111rlI'id514- . . . .XUWUPII Q ...Xcwto11, ...Hovssc-l ...iicary 1 . . llillslmoro . . . .Newton NlVOlllllvlfi4I.5I0 . . . .lirwssvl xYl1it6W2iTi'l' . . . .Goa-ssm-l Bllllllldlilljfl' v Q Q Q XYllitCW2ltUI', Kansas K' '- ' flllrflo IQZIIISEIS lizmsus Pk! lizlnsns illllilllil KZHIFHS Kansas IQEIIISZIS Kansas lizmszls Kzmsas KZIIISEIS . sxtf , A ff' X Ek Ye' X ' Ggqynnavoorwwwnwn R 449, X' .5efhe-f Coffeyei I -F ,sy 495539-g'0?QaQ9h,V ,A 9 ' , 8653, XXCGE t NEW 2 12 6 HOPE 9 .bvfcb ' 64, lf, E' Q19 I4 4? OTHER YOU DATION CAN N0 MAN LAY YNAN THAI' wmuw e A Q S 5 apo :core nl n 0 'b ' 0 QQ! D glib has Wvoxwmav' V 3, Q Q9 7.4, f K .' ,Q 0 4- 5 D A! 4 Q Q m f' E 4 . W 'f 2. I x' 1 V' Q jx IS LAl0.' WHIC-N IS X 5 fL H ' 03 2 - ' - 0 'Q' W 1A. f QQI V -V 1 Nine Q 52. 'ff' X 6-y a.a orzJ ,Mf x k ,MW,.Eezfr4zef Coffeye' Tm JOII N XY. li Ll EWR H 1'l:r:s1 mzvr Nm, + f Classes f- -ff mf? ff 4 Mgr 'K 4 XR -,QA it 9 Ex 5 :k'!? S1'1'1'nlf'4 Il :snag liiiiiiigil.. ,..,,, ii,...:::: ::::::'L ,,,.. :..3::i ::: ':':::::,:j 1' L: .,,.,, I: xi ,. ...,..... Z .. 0 N . js' 1- N 1, G2symssQQM,W,i? 'i s s- e a jj A ..i...... ....... ........... 7 College Seniors OTTO R. liOl+1WEN. ................. . Major: Mathoniativs and Physics PA UL H. ERB ........................................ Major: Ancient LHIIQIIRQCS and English Liicrat Y V IRMA IJ. IIAIA RX ................................... Major: Gorman and Ech1c'atio1'1 WILLIAM C. VOTH .............. Major: Religion and Ilistory SAM J. HOERING ................. Major: Philosophy and Religion CORA MOLZEN HAUHY ........... Major: History and Eduvafion Eiglztnfn . . . .Nowtmn Kansas . . . llcsston, Kansas . . .Halstearh Kansas . .GofQbo, Oklahoma Mounrlridgc, Kansas . . . .Ncwfoin Kansas ' j W V VQQQ 'WW' k ' YW W ' H 's s A ' W VVVV' 1-1 QQ? U O Q ff ? f ' , f f 0Fl'll'lCI?S I':IiZ2l1PQTll li. Lillwllvifl ............. .... I '1'1'fi1h111f xyilllflil S. lsmnv ......... . ...... ....... S t'1'I'l5t2ll'.Y A. Y. 'l'i1-sxvn. ................................... 'l'l'w1sL1rv1' Klwlm-X111 flu' wllllwn-lws. buf fm' UlllK'l'S 1 EI.IZ.XI3I'lfl'H Ii. l.IXSl'.ll1+1llJ .XI'lill'SLi'f0ll. Kansas Major: Ifhlglisll. ' ' 1 N -1 ' 1 - . k '1 K4 IX. N. A. Q.. 11r1L-1.1. lx. N. 3., 101.1-14,-1.5 B4-tlwl ml.-g.-. 1snQ-11v. csifhmt: Y. W. l'. A. .Prosialm-ntg Alpha HL-tag llmnv Mission Hzllldz Silltrllillf, uncil: Huvinl Sl'il'll1'C Vlub. 1l1's'1'.xv .L H.xl'1:Y. .ll:. XUXYUIII. linllsals Hzljw: lillglisll Ijlxllllliilllk 1915-Hi-llg lfuutlnlll. 1915: Haskvllmll. 1915-l4i-17: llusincss Nl umgvl' UI'2l'X'lllHI'4lUlI. Hilti-llg 'l'l'w1s1l1'v1' Y. M. U. .X.. 19111-IT: .Xtlmlvtiv limlrd, WIN-lf: Hillltl, lfblli-113 Ul'l'll1'SII':l. 155143-Ill f4fllHI':lllH lv.. 15911-ISL lv. N. fx. 1 IN-19. WAXDA S. lS.X.Xl' 1 1'c-v111:111, Stillfll Ilalmtn Majur: Latin. Glu- Vlub. 19113-IT: Uvutsvll Yvwill. IUI6-li: ISM-1-mf ?4tz1H'. IEPIT-19: Sllltltlllt 1 1 1 um-il. 1917-18g Urntm'y. ISIIT-lH:-Xlpln1 l 1-111. Nirzvfefn Xggsx s f is , N W. f K C-ff .,-, , g 1 in ,Q J. ' .. 1 Tim' 71 t y 1 AHIQAIIAM V. 'FIIGSZICN Marion. South Imkotu Major: History and Bible. l'1'4-sim-lit of Home Mission Hillltl. 1917-1S: Y. M. U. A. Czlhinot Memlwr. 1916-17: Football Tm-um. 1916-17: llc-lpliinln, 1918-19: TI'92lSU1'91'- 191N: Sovial S4-i1-11c-e Club. 1918-19: Business BIZIIIZIQPI' of tho Iircezen 191N-19: Tl'l'ilSlll'91' of Souior VIHSS, 1 Major: Iivli, Ylllllilffxill' Ii ' Ibolpliiznl. 1915 Te-ami. 1915-113 - 18: 1'Zllb1lll4f - de-zlvori P11-sim 1, 1917-1N: liusi -, 191N: Vzxptaiii - 18: Iislslu-tlmll - 4lc-nl f'UlIlll'il. ' L- 19, i 1 Uriolufzl. 4,kl2lh1lIll2l Major: Pliilosophy and Rvligiou. Home Mission Baud: I,l'0Sill0l1f. 191Ng Y. M. U. A. 1'rvsi41c-111. 191N-19: fiillbillif Menihvr, 1917- 1N: lmsulvi- of liilvle Flaws. 1915-10, 1918-19: Hoslwl Twuu. 1915-16: Iflqlllliiilll President, 1918: Studm-nt l'ou11f'il. 191S: Sow-iul Sciemrv Ululr. 191N-19: liolmting Tm-:u11. 1919. ICIDXVAIQU IDXVIGIIT SCHMIIJT If'1'v01x1zu1. South Dakota Major: Bilnlivul Lit01'atu1'o. Volulltuei' lizuul. 19133-14. 1916-19: Y. M. V. A.. 1916-19: Ififllilliillll S01'I'l'T2lI'j' mul 'l'l'vzlsu1'e1', 1917: 1'1'eSi4lont. 1919: fll'Zlylll2ll'0U1l Stuff, 1916- 17: Glvo Club. 1917-18: Quzwtetfv, 1917-183 Soc-iznl S1-iem-0 Fluh. 1919-19. m,..,....,5e25f1e-f CDU?-9'e' L' ffff '-- -'-------5----- f -'--' -------- 5, Mmgsfisi m'1M f '1f S Twwzty-one GZ:o,y'n'1. oo , i 6 k '- S MW ,L,.Bezff1efC'Off ,9'e2 11 lfzfyfrfz' 014'l1'l4'ICRS 115111171 IC. Us-sim' ............... ......... . .......,....... I ,I'l'S1l1l'1l11 George II. ILDOIIIWI' ............... ' . ........ S1-1,-1111:11'5'-'l'l'w1s111'0r Uolors--fBl:1c'k :xml Ra-11 F1lbX1'L'1'f1:t'41 Ruse GICOIHIIG Il. PICNXICII 'l3ez1tric-Q, Nvlmlska 1161111113112 'l'1'm-nsllrm-l'. 151111 Sc-vr'ctm'y, 15!18g lfmmtlmll, 19163 'I'mc'lc Team: ciilllfillll, 15117-18g X.M.1'.,X. IAUILX IC. lJ1CS'l'li'1! Deer Vlwck, Ok1211l4l11121 A1p1mBo1a, 11111-1111 Y. W. V. .X. f12l111llL'1, 10181 Yin--l'1'm-si4lc11I, 191!Pg 1101116 Mission Vlgilllllg G1'ay111u1'r+m1 Staff, 15118-121. IIXIIIIY 11. ILXVRY :11'U11Il11l'1l1gl'. IQEIIISRS Dclplmiang Yim--1'u-si41a-111. 15118-191 Y. M. l'. A. 1':1bim-t. 191-1-15g Gran'- 11121111011 511111, 15113-151. Tzcwziy-tu'o Q 1-X959 X Nils N 0 G-6qy'rnaeoonJw,mMM Q A ' Ngfx Bezffxel Coff yel ' -li 'i1 X J ALICE MARTIN Newton, Kansas Gl'2ly1ll21l'0Ol1 Stuff. 1918-19: Alpha Beta. 1916- 193 Bethel Breeze Stzllf, 1918-195 Social Science Club, 1919-19. ALWIN VAN DICK SMISSHN Berne, Illtllilllil. Blulfton College, 1916-183 Delpliian. 1918-192 111'2lj'lllill'4lUll Stall. 1915-19. ELDA K. RINGELMAN Geary. Oklzlhoma Alpha Beta, 1917-193 Student Council, 1913- 195 Glce Club, 1917-193 Grzlymzwoou Staff, 1918- 195 Social Science Club, 1918-195 Y. NV. C. A. Cabinet, 1916-18. NUAII BURKIIARD Roselzlml. Nebraska llelpliizinz Si'l0llf'9 Club, 1917-183 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. 19141-17 3 Vice-Presi4le11t, 191 N-19: Volunteer Band: P1'esi4lent, 1919: Soc-iul Science Club, 1918-193 G1'ay111ux'oo11 Stuff, 1919-19. Twenty-three N 0, 4 Q f5,X,2:a3s X g f ty! Gzwffl- voor!! , 5' gin .Befhelcoll - 63 sf I Twenty-four OTTO B. PANKRATZ Hillsboro, Kansas Delpliian, 1917-193 Treasurer, 191SQ Vice- Presiclent, 19183 Social Science Club, 1918-193 Volunteer Band, 1914-193 Business Manager of GI'21ylll2ll'00l1, 1918-193 Y. M. F. A. ARTHUR YVICIJHL Moundridgc, Kansas Delphian, 1915-19? Social Science Club, 1918- 19? Soil-lice illub, 1915-173 Graymaroon Staff, 1916-173 f1l1'2lylllill'0011 Staff, 1918-19. ICLMA K. RINGIGLMAN Geary, Oklahoma Alpha Beta, 1916-19: U1-4-lie-stra. 1917: Glee Club. 1917-193 Student Council, 1917-183 Breeze Staff. 19183 Student Editor of Bethel College Monthly: Social Sf-is-111-0 lllub, 1918-193 Y. W. U. A., 1917-193 Vice-President, 19183 Edito1'-in- Fhief of G1'ilyIl1fl1'00ll. 1918-19. HICRMAN B. UNRUH Galva, Kansas Delplnian. 1915-19: Vice-President of Class, 1916-17: Baseball, 1915-173 Secretary and Treas- urcr of Athletic Association, 1916-173 Gray- maroon Staff. 1916-17: Science Club, 1916-17. t.. WX? R Beffzez cozfeyey Innulnnmw. .... - VY,,V W VV,,V , V...., - V...,.. .V....V , xr ...VV. ........ . V.V... ',, f- - f - 1' Twenty-fve ,Qs 49' f G6ogyn1a.eoorzJ F X .Beffzef Coffeyel lg . x I OFFICERS Dave llleinpel . . Leon 'lliahrt .. .... .. ...........Presideut . . . . . . . . . .Sem-retary-'l'reasurer I'olorsfSearlet and Blue Hlleaeonv lipp has lots of pep, For in clebate he has the rep, In his ilenieanor he looks the judge, But in his heart he holcls no grudge. Marie Stauffer is a jolly brnnetteg In Math there's no one founil as yet Who can ealeulate the Ualeulus, Anil do it with so little fuss. Sec-oncl Varuso is the ain1 of Iflcl. Geer- ing, His questions in Zoology are quite ilar- ing. In games he's flisloyal to the Sophs, But. nevertheless, he's the pet of the profs. The quiet eharnis ol' fornier Miss Tiahrt Have won for l1er a Bam-helor of Art. Banking and teaehing, her former pro- fession, She has left behind for a nobler pro- gression. Anna Suilerinan is a lussie fair, When she speaks it is with lightest air. If she will, she will and you depenfl on it: If she won't she won't and that,s the enrl of it. 'I'eon, the scientist of all the classes, Never worries about the lassies. Very fonil of novels is he: His aiin is a physician to be. Twenty-six Marie Stueky. the peilagogue of our elass, Will a teacher some day surpass The greatest scholars of our Xation, When she eoines to finish her eclueation. Uelia Davis is a eonseientious student, And in her ways she is inost prurlentl You will finml her at work but once a day, Froin break of inorn till the light farles away. Daily justly fleserves his IIEIIIIO, As President he has the fanie Of being 'tFather', of the Sophs, Who often gets in hail with the Profs. Ile is an athlete strong, And is renownecl in song. A singer we know in P. K. Ilegier, As often in song he fleth appear. He by rights to the Juniors belong, But joinecl the Sophs for reasons un- known. Anil we are proucl of hini so strong: His loyalty to us he has ever shown. .lake is little, but Oh my! To hear hiin rlebate would niake you ery, Out of syrnpatliy for the other buy. Ile slings the hash at the hoarding hall, And gives the signals at Basketball. GZ:q,yrna.eoorxJ 'IW .Eefkef Coffqge t Q it a Q , P5 -':' fix? Nm ,X JACOB DIRKS Greensburg, Kansas ANNA SU DE RMAN Newton, Kansas DAVID H. REM PEL Dallas, Oregon MARIE D. STAUFFER Deer Creek Oklahoma J. LEON TIAHRT Dalton, South Dakota N 1 Twenty-sevfn ? xx Gzlqynaaeoond .bezffze-I Coflegfel Q W nnushnansanuqx Zannnnnnnan X , ' Twenty-eight 4 I' MARIE STUCKY Molllldrirlgo, Kansas PETER K. REGIER Moundridgv, Kansas MRS. JACOBINA TIAHRT Marion, South Dakota EDMUND W. GOEEING Moulldridgo, Kansas JOHN D. EPP Henderson, Nebraska UELIA L. DAVIS Newton, Kansas TIESZEN ffffgfix S .fs ' Q X ' Q G-:Ea se l , L '1 Q P ,,,,, .EezfAe Cofl yei Qdlllllllisunumnsdk Twenty-nine few. N--x S1 .X Gcq.yrr1.a.u-oorzj Q 121331 X .Be-ffzef Coffeyei dlllllhnuvnn ! ' . if Freshmen y VLASS 0FF1l'1'lRS 1111111 E. 1111111111111 ,............................... 1 r11si11e111 jkllllkl 14111115 .............. .......... X 'ice-1'r11si11e11t Fern H1111-k ................ ........ S 00101111'y-1T1'1-11s11r11r 1'1,11ors-11e11 111111 Blavk Flow1-r-White Rose 11111FLEl l'1OXS ANNA ENNS--A pleasiiig 111ai1l, w1111s11 1v11111i11g smile, l111k11s this 11111 11111111 well w11r1l1 while. ISAAV 1'11Al1Z1'I11-'l'1,1 multiply 1110 1111-aslires olf 1111111-ge 11111, 1 11111k 1111111 myself a 1l11r1i11g wife. HELEN WIEHE-0110 wl111 l1eli111'es 111 11C111g' seen 211111 11111 1111ar1l. AIJELINE SVI-111A11+'1'1111 11611111115 a1111 s1111l1o11s member 111' tl1e class. ARTHVH G11AB1+111-Our 111111111 111111 speaker: the pride 111 11111 Fresluuaii class. F11AN1'1'lS 1'1CXNl'll1fl3i11ia111, 1l1011l'S1- a111l fair, wi1l1 11111-liest hair. QN111 11101l1lO1l11lQI her bluslij. KATHAHINE QU111 K-She 111111-r shirks her illllfy at 1'a111l111'11l11 or school. JOHN KA1'FMAN'- Tl11-1'1 give 111 1111- w11r111 111e best. you have 111111 11111 best will come 11a1-k to you. RUBY PERKINS-Now grave, 111111' gay, but 1101'er 111111. VLARA GALLE-S110 is happy, sl1e is spry, 11 youyll ask, s11o'11 tell you why. ROY S1'HOWALTER-Tl11111gl1 El retur111111 s11l11i11r, 111- still retains his hearty laugh a1111 good l11oks. HANNAH DIUK-The 'gpetite i11fa111,, of the 1'1ass, especially bright in English- sh11 likes t11 talk. FERN BLAVK-S11111e1i11111s C3111511 g6B12ll'kQ3'.,, A 11a1k eye11 country lass, who is a jolly spor1 a1111 21 go1111 fI'16111l. H111 favorite by-1111111 seems 111 be Ga11e.,' JOE BEC'KE11-c'M11ses, that great 1111111 of 11111, 1 He was a leader brave H1111 110111. The Freshman Moses, now the ladies, pet, If l1e keeps going, may get there yet. RUTH HOHMAN-Ruth, our jolly Froslmiaii lass, Wears o11 l1er finger the sparkling g1assf?1. Of 11er song we never 11111, An11 her laugh we e'er admire. LILLIAN GEORGE-Beware! 111 t11e preael1er's black-ey1111 f13ll,Qf1l16'I'. Great things are always put up 111 small packages. ESTHER EPP-Reminds one of a bir11, Hitting now here-11o1v there. Make no remarks about her for she is s11r0 to be wi1hi11 hearing distance. KATHHYN 1.0H11ENTZ-By the i11111111111'e 111 K?111lT'.Vll,S smile a1111 helping llifllltl, This old 11101111 will some 11ay gain a loftier s1a1111. HERMAN GRABER-It is sometimes said: You can judge 11111 looks 111 a man by the 113.1118 of his 10VV1l.,, This, i1111ee11, happens to 1111 1l1e ease with Herman Graber of Pretty Prairie. JOSEPHINE HOWARD-Tl1o11gr11 her 113.1116 501111118 much aki11 to coward, You can 111111 1111 trace of the same 111 our Howard. Straight 111rwar11 yo11 will always 111111 her face, A1111 with her to I'Q1l121111, inevitably means Npacef' GUSTAY FREY-11' love is bli1111 111811 ma1'ria1re must have 118011 Mr. 1+l1'0y's eye- opener. 2' Thirty J, XRQQQS M Thirty-one W-v.e.'!ss.ifw. X Gioyrnax-oornJ XXX X .Eezffzef Coffeye' Nllulnullulnnlg i O Q . , . . 'M'W 'W' , D Thirty-two QW A egg -fi? Q 'y 'J - nl Q' it awvq f Q- M ef ef CO!! -ve' J sklullnnuux delusional! 1' Tlzirty-tlzzvc S QQSI'-x L Q . X , k.,, MG, Q-Q.QQQ-X W-5eff1efC7Offe.9'e2 ' 'k ' ' ' 1 M xwggxgxgxwx 1 5 . Q. Thirty-four Ggdfyffr-6-voofvlw. .,.,.. x , ..xx.,QX,.XR kX...,.,R , ,x.Q, .,. - W.5eff1ef Coffeyed f'if ,' irffrrl 'VVV V ..., Wifflfffffllfflfl. ff gg l fflflfflfflllfflfllllkbli ff 'g imfflffffff'fff.lf ..'g---------v---V Vfrr ,ffrrrr W lZlf,fff,fQffl,fifffm Swmmmm-NXQlR:l'Q Egwwwvwwxms N Q :A f A 'fc -Q xi 3 l I , 'L M x . fqqx Q' 4' wx X 2 ' Q25 X ,cg 'zfffwi' -- NN- f'A',. ,:- r' X 'r f' The Academy' Tlzirfy-fz'w GEQ-Yh'1-am:-oonJ QQ' We Ng- S Eezffzef Coffe el J' .Q I I , I , gh 15 Q, 2 ,,:i. , , 1 ' 5 1 1 5 ' 1 A 'X' N 1 1 1 1 r, 1 2:1 1LL1 1 K h m: b 1 1 1 if 1 R 1 11 1 H ' . Academy Seniors of 1918 OFFICERS Jac-ob Spenst .. .. .. Iresldcllt Anna Enns . . ...... X me I rexlden Leona Staufor .. ...Sccrutan lreasurer Thirty-six CLASS ROLL Uppvr 1f0lL' Frank J. 1511115 Ida B1-rgor Josuph Becker Alma 1511115 J. A. Spenst Leona Sftluffxl' Ray Killlflllall 0111110 1.11111-111-111 Lolwcr lion' 161111113 flooring Esther Scllluirlt Florence Ullacc Paul Dyck IIe1'111i11a Svlunidt Lewis VVIIOIIIHS Grace llohuer Ruth P011111-1' ge - li X 'EJ 'Ma a CgE a.u on2mNmmmjifM4fY -V B .Bezffzef Coffeye, .. .. ., Q,, Q: i N ' .f N 4 fi K1 ff hf 672 UFl+'ll'l'lRS lilizabetli Funk . . ...... President George Nam-htigal .. ...... hvllZ6-PI'CSlllQllt Bertha Yoran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secfretary-'l'reasurer l'olors--l'urple and Gold Flowe1'fYiolet Bethel Vollege, January I, 1027. llear old pal: My radio is a sueeess. 1 niounted from l3ethel's new seienee huilding to the height ol' 30,000 feetg l pressed the radio button, the niaehine responded, as il' by niagie, gravitation was instantly neutralized. l remained stationary while the earth revolved heneath 1110. By nieans ot niy new radio-teleseope and your radio telephone, I was ahle to hear and see all that went on heneath 1110. At Washburn, Marie .l. was sedately ehec-king out hooks. and Berdie', was receiving floral offeri11gs 1lI'l1111 her kindergarten tots. At, Lawrenee l heard Lyd teaveliing the scale in high soprano tones. lin i'ineinnali niaroon letters shone out from a gray baekgroiind-A. B. B. B. S. Co. fdenoting Aaron Bethel Basket Ball Suit C'o.J. ln Wasliington the Honorable Addie, Kansas Eighth llistriet Uongress- man, spoke eloquently for Ll111VC1'S2ll Free Vollegres. llere too the Margarets were rlenionstrating their new niatheniatieal theory which tllll-Y discovered at Bethel, 1010, that arithnietie may he taught hy juniping up and down on tahles and sur- prising the pupils. At Lisbon Anihassador 'Peepah and his t'llill'11ll11gI wil'e, Mike. were entertaining the Anieriean Legation. I11 Turkey, Harold was reeoveriiig 110111 a shoek received while wiring the new Mennonite Mission Clollege, under the eare- l'ul adininistration ol' Nettie and Mart. Un Mount Arafat I diseovered Ben who had retired for perleet quiet, while writing his long expec-ted novel- Sq11eeel1ies. At Tibet, Ella and Liesehen were doing helpful work as doetors and Tillie as preaeher. Pete, at Peking, was entliusiastieally teaehing llllllltllllltll football. ln Japan, llelen was nursing a silk-rohed prineess. Baek i11 l'alil'ornia again. Naeht- igal was engaged in scientific: 1,2-l.I'111lllg, while Mary Ann niade his eheese and hut- ter. Hawkins, i11 Salt Lake, eondueted a 111ission to the Mornians. At Denver so111e ot Gussie's famous Cartoons were all the rage. I tell you, pal, l ani proud of the part llly elassinates are playing in the world ref-onstruetion work. Hip-Ilip-Hurray-'l'hree cheers for the elass of 1010. Yours, Babe. Thirty-sewn 6 iffgialxaw' X QOH Hill 9, -, .P , , , ,X Q GEqynfz. z:oonJ,,,,,M,M 'W W N36 X m,,,.EezfAe! Coflegel .f .Q f Thi,-fn,--ffgllf ELI ZA H ET Il F UN K Uziixziflzl. 'Kansas 'l'lw Scnior 4-lass may always feel proud Ol' llilYll1g' hail l.icsrAli0n as their leader. ADDI IC .Xl.I1'l'l SIICBIGRT Pawiiel- lim-k. Kansas Tootsie will allways lm I'0Il191lllJ6I'CL-l as the suiisllliic ul tliv class. MATII l Ll XX WEIVJEL llillslvoro. Kansas Tillivls Sllillllf' spells floterliiiiialion and willpuwm. BICITI' HA VORAN Basil, Kansas Birllics am- small :xml so arc the critical tliiiigs in lilo wliivli aw the Starting points in llllllltlll clvstiilios. XV1S1101ll 11111111 gow with 1.CYVl'St WOI'115.v 1 ing for 1111+ b11tte1'111c11t of 1111111a11ity. wx fu , 1' 35 'xtfsx' CS'-E:oyrna1.aoonJ W I '43 A11X1C'1'.X BOESE SIlI'1l1g1'11'111. 81111111 11111111111 N1111i11's 11111110 is 111211 111' S11p111111111s. HH111-11 Befaez Coll gez W A W if Xxx S ...,.,.............. Q ig if 111.X11GA111i'1' EPP 1'1111t1111, K1111s11s 111111111 is s11111'1, 13111 sw111-1 211111 1l2lI'l1 to 119111. O IIIGIIMAN A. HEUKICR MQ1111, 111i1211lOlll3. 4XH1'1Ill 11u1i1-vos 111 1111111151 joy 111111 s111'1'ow as they 011111e, 11111. 111111 11111111 Ulllj' 101,111 011 his 1362111111142 1'-111111t11111111c1e to see that he is woxk- 1'I1111A 1,I17I1'1'1 11l'l'I' 1'1'111111, 01i1a111111111 1 - ... 11.1111 11115 11121116 111-1' 1-11111111 111 1111- as 21 lllll'SC 111 21 1'111'11iQ11 1111111. Thirty-nine -.:7'e:qyn1a.coorzJ fl' ,,,.., I ....,, i l 'i IZ,LI1KT'i,L,1,, ' Forty iwxgfsk S 7 ' is at i D . aefaez 601164761 I I,UREXl'lC MICIIAEIQ Newton, Kansas Mikc mhevrs us all with hor si Smilv. HAROLD GOERZ Ne-wtoii, Kansas Harold. The I'l'VVilI'4i ol' a thing X is to haw mimic itf, 1 MARGARICT UXRUII ihstzuitial Of all the girls that arc so bright, no one like our own Snlarty. PETER R. LINSCTHEID Arlingtoii, Kansas Pete in athletics has won his fam H0 wins a BU in every game. vi-ll mi one there is Q: Z? Q so. W ixgkwg I W N W . Xxx O, W Eei'Ae! CO!! -ge! , ,.k. jf.. . CQ'-:Eoyrna,coonJ snlusllnisun MARIE J. HEHIEH Wllitowzltor. Kansas Mario Jfs aim is high anal no rlonbt she will rc-zn'l1 hor nmrk. l3l'INJ'AMlN FIZEY Nowton, ,Kansas Still Zlllfl mleep-tlxillkillg' is Hen. Yot he is jolly and ph-uses ewry 111211. MARTHA GOEHIXG 'Mounrlri1lg1e, Kansas For willpower' strong and noble aim, We look To Mart, our modest dame. OTTO WIXSIXUER 1lI0llllllTlIlQIE', Kansas lu scicllcc, Babe is a shark, As an QlCl'TI'lf'l?lll, he has lnanlc his 1ll2ll'li g Forty-one 1 4 ifwgyigw S GE rna.coon2 'I Bezffnef Coffe,9'eJ W tiling uI an 424. ix, t . , . . H ' vi 1' -QM N .. x arty-two LYDIA ZIGRUICR Mu11114l1'i11gc. 1i2lIlS2lS Lydia is 11111 swm-test 411 all singers. 111120 11311.11 1 111111:111, 1iZrlllS2lS LXII41 still 11111' 111111111-1' g1'mVs, 1 Huw l'vQ11:1117s 111-1111 11o111s 2111 he knows MARY -XXX l.0li.XXHlLL 1'10I'1llllil, Missmlri 1111111111-11a11z1 1,1114-s 11411 1illUXV 11143 1D1ll1'S. GERIIARDXAl'lI'l'lGAl1 Pvll1l16l'. Kansas , Hcorgv 15 111114-1 H1111 s1uw 111 f161'ISlO1l. 11111 what 111- dow. 110 dues with L1ctv1'111i11ati1111 To otI14fl'5, Iillssinlk wit many Inu 4'UIll'lI2IIl'4I, Hut Tu us. :ls Svuiws. It is 1'ex'1-zllvrl. Um' IDI't'2U'Ilt'I' Imlx' wllosn- mlvsirc it is In Im-:UI utI1v1's mtv lmtlls ui' 1'Ig,1'IlICLIIlSIlk'rS. II 11655. C9'2ayrna-.uoonJ Y .Ee-zfr'-Ie! Coffeyed AX . N ,f AI'Gl'S'I'.X ILXIQZEII lim-ssvl. IQEUISZIS SIIIXICY IIAWKINS XL-wtull. Iiallsas II ICL IC NA ICW Ii IIT II1IIsImr4+, IXHIISZIS vIc11's Q11-zltest QIIIIIJIIIOII is In IIN Iii111I- 1 was IIUOIIUII. -X Im':lI Wnl'I II ICN IIY II ICG I ICI? IYIIIfOW2lfL'l'. IQEIIISZIS IX NI ICBIUIIIAM Ilia-+I-IIcw11llw1', WIS wr. IIGYVI' Inllmgg wlwrm- Iwlp l o1'fy-1'l11'f'1' g g i Q, 8 Nmmmwx Qbi, X 1 G25-.,y'l'fl-6,5'OOI'I2X,,W,,. xX.x W 1 ' .l.. x..X M .,.x.X.,,NN . .,,.Beff1ef C'o!fe.9'eJ U 'A , :Ii .....,. Qffzlfflfffr V V fwffzfwir , , , fmf ff..f--f-f.If'.lfff'i'ifflf 7 , 'flllfzfllzly I V V f ,,,,,,, , W fmfMfff..f---f -'-- f if--f--in-f Q ---nm - X f x. X .NNI l m'ty-four g, f Yf?Y2-W f X 6141 im: W -X Ge-l'o,ynfz.a.cooruJ. 'gi ' Big i X Befhef Coffegel I uimiilerg OFFICERS Martha Kliewer . . .......... President lihna Sehroetler .. ..Seeretary-Treasurer Motto- Xot who, hut whati' Flower4l'arnation Colors-Green ancl white FLASH HISTUIZY llistory frequently mleals surprises of more or less pelinanent nature anil one whieh has shown itself to he a lasting lll2lFVf3l in the annals ol' Bethel is the aclvent of the elass of 1920. ln spite of the clisgust of the Senior, the insolenee of the Junior, anml the sneer of the Sophomore, twenty-six l'lI'GSll1ll0ll bravely pushetl on through nine long' months ancl at the enml ol' the sehool year left their ,l's on the big' hook in the oftiee. When sehool openecl in the tall ol' 1917, nine ol' our uuinher were missing, hut new ones joinecl us until we were a elass even larger than the year before. We confess, we were not always hlittle lambs that year, but we are proutl of the progress we inamle even though no one ontsifle of the elass reeognizecl it. Then on a lmeautiful morning' in Septeinher, 1918, we startefl in our Junior year. Only twelve of those who hail heen with us the previous year haml returneil and several of them joinefl the Seniors. During the year new inemhers ealne to fill up the ranks anml share our ups anml clowns. As Juniors, we think we have inafle a goocl reeorml. We have pnlletl our share of ulJ011CllO2NlS,, anrl otherwise eontrihuteil to the various aetivities of the sehool. We have trierl to ilo our lrest anil thus prove our loyalty to our Alina Mater. We intenfl to preserve our goocl reeortl hy cloing greater things next year. We are really to step into the Senior ranks anil we lmelieve vve eau assure that class that we will he an honor to the name of Senior. 1 or1'y-jffef wx A X XXSN X CX Q X N W Q, G2 ayrrz, an o orzJ X N ,.., - .Be ffzef Coffeyel X xX....,.........X.....X..X...N.xx..x.xx...Xx Nm XX 5 ..N...Xx..xX.xxX...xX .X.... . . x.....xx .. 2:Q3ggg'gggg5fggggg'fg'f wgwgiqqrmz:411:'ff::::g:ggg1::gg,.: 1 ,, ,,,,.,,,gf --- '- ' 3 gg' 1 Nwmwwwm L- lforfy-si.1' A 5 7 E IH .J -1 I., Z P 1 2 7 f. . H L 7 -4 1. .I 1 1 2 .L is 1..C9'5?,yv2,aMvQQn4,mwff lQ1 W--M-- f Coffeye ,V,wqqw quq q, Q ., , ,, q q, , hqz qq . ,, ,,,,, ,, 1 Foriy-svwn by , 9 A K X 9206546 X f filing: Q . . E 5 'Xa .X Ggoeynaaaoord 'Q' J ?4Q X .Be-zffzef Coffe e! ix J iiltionores OFFICERS Dorris Schultz. . . . ......... President H. B. Selnnitlt. . . . . .Vice-President Alive Haun. .. . .S9f'Y'0t2'lI'y-TTGEISIITCI' Helene Riesen. . . . . .Class Professor Motto--'CNot at the top, but Vlllllljllltfn Flower-C 'llI'f'S3.1ltll9111llll1 Class Colors-Green ancl Gold THE SO PHOMORES A group of sophomores are we, Happy anfl gay anml free. None you eoulml tinml as lmright If youil search from inorn till night. Some of us are as siniple anml true As the reml, White and blue. If you this truth cleny Of you the proof we will pry. One is a basketball shark, Anil sings like a lark. For is he not the eaptain ot our squacl 1 Who rules us with iron rocl? Soine stuily Alvfelmra both ml-iv anml night, Anil others say Geoinetry is a frigrlit. But nevertheless they all hope to re- verve A inatlieniatieian,s degree. r- ' . f orIy-Fight ln class, on sehool clays, We niay pull lmoneheafls font-e whilej, But on Saturday and Sunday We are always in style. When things go wrong' and fail, Ancl we reeeive no praise, We to the clevotions go, Or to the ten vent show. High is our aiin. For We love Denioeratie fame, Anil some flay in hooks of fame We rlesirv to print our naine. in a M. D. F ew Gllowma-:oof1Jy....W KW CQZZQG' '- bg ' ,-1 in ,.. , , L v-C3 H-1 7. J . S ,gi -ls. E7 il' f Z Z.: ,T 'iv-1 525 'Zz QI is ,- fi.. 'v .P 4 'IJ- ivl AL TIA -. ga- rvv fi-4 ,A L:- ,, ,- :Li 1? :Z 4: . ,- P'- , :Q 3-4 22 -L L.2 i L4 7 I: .. ,... i Z :E L. C '! ,-1 L-I 6 i 'J P 1 P 1 I rn'ly-izim' X, . ' ' , G' Qtggmigsxx 5 A fc: 1 U'-3-Q1Cn6+U9,9Qx. QQQXx f -QQQQQ-QQQ. M K .zfimw ,.Q,.,.Q.Q, . , ef e O fe ex '-- ---' - V W '--'---' --------- - Q: Z ....... S .'. I ....'V ' ' W , JLLJLYL, ' X jf Fifty 'vw C-gZ0:-Yfna-UOOVIJ M Beffxef Cofle f el 'li J' Qgllllilllimll OFF ICHIIS Edna Ruth Tioganhill ....... President Elmer Dirks .. .Yiee-President Rnie Ratlalf ...... Seeretary-'l'reasiu'er llelen lsaae .... ...Vlass Professor Motto- Not acts, but deedsv Flower-Pink Uarnation C'olors-Blac-k and Gold THE ACA D He is never idle, Always ready for the task, Even if the task is rude, Ile will try hard to he good. llie will never say, l eannot,', But will 'fry his level best, If l only try my best, Then I think Pll get the rest. EMY F HESHMEN lle is always climbing upward, Ulimhingr, climbing, every day, Always trying to accomplish, .Xll he van, and not delay. lle will always try to be, llelpful to this world of ours, That some day with all the rest, lle eau hear, You've done your QAn Academy Freshm hestf, anj Fifty-one 'viii' ,.N. . gi L iQ ..X......, ., Mgezfrluel Coffeyel - ' ' .., run-un-n x J' A? sg , , ,' 05.555 cg , I l iffx1'-fzcw 7 ,... I, , QI 5 ff ... .-4 ,.. i : ,.. Q , .. ,T- ,-1 ,- if if f J. .L SL P if -Z-E .:. L1 -+5 '5I,.l -1.1 -P Ti' :E -'F if 1fI 9- Y .1 1.3- ..- '-,J if 3? 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'l'he lllilll 1111 ll e l'a1111 1-aziiiol hive all ol' l1is teehiiieal work clone without emisiclerable 1111-o11x'e11ie11ee Hllll loss of time. There will he small h11ilrli11g1s to ereef, hay raeks to make, plow shares to sharpen and re-point, broken bolts to welll or replaee, Njlllllllt walks and tanks to i'0llStT'lll't, lll2li'lll1l0Ty to alter klllfl l11lIPI'0YO. etc-. These faels Illllllilllll 4-o11si1le1'atio11 lll hiiilcliiigjthe larger and better Bethel. lll oriler To provimle for the ahove iieeils. there shoulml he afhleil To lhe llI'K'S0llt eq11ip111e11t, a hlaelisniith shop, 1ll2lC lllll0 shop, fo1111clr'1' aml pattern iuakiiig facilities. This eq11ip111ei1t llO6ll not he amhleml with the view ol' t11r11i11g out tea'-l111ic-al experts, but sinee hoys Oll the fa1'111 work with all kimls of 111o1ler11 lll211'lllllUl'j'. they shoulcl have 801110 0l7lH0l'Tll1llTy ol' l62lI'llllI45I to make grooil repairs ancl also to gain a niastery over 11aT111'e. Sueh t1'ai11i11g will make l'a1'111 work more Glljlbykllill Bethel College has provifleil for the fraiiiing of team-liers. preaeliers a111l mis- sionaries. 'What sl1all the answer he to those young people whose iiiterests are along the lines of l'ar111i11g. ete? lf Bethel is to l7l'C'0lllC more IlL'lll0i'l'2ltll' if IIIIISI seek to ilierease its range of serviee io a large llllllllllll' of people. Fifty-sewn Q25 i5. RI'gai G Bo.yrna.a-con! 'El .Seibel Coffeyei M f 4 . K . 5 ' WMM, J .. 3 M1:s,Il,xl:l:l+.r Ilmlm HLIQY Ififly-vig ll t Miss FICIIX IJEMAR II1Sll'l1l'fHI' ul' Yuivu TH 1-1 S'1'l7mo Y ., F9 melts .Eeffzef Coffetgel G::qynnauoonJ , V'-' '2- Z ' 'QQ 'X ig, f Af ICLDA HINGELMAN ICLMA RIxur:LM.xN RUTH IIOHMAN Tcachefs Ucrtiiia-atc Diploma in Voice Teacher's C'ertiHca'ke Vourse Fourse Kzltlu-Film Win-us, Gorfrudo Hauvk, I32l1'IJ2lI'2l Kollvr. Artlulr Bylvr ' ' 'PSR WIS '1'I'IAl'IIEH'S i'ElI'l'1Fll'AlL ROI 1 Fifty-nine GU 6-.Y'Y1'6'UOO l2N. kXXx.xXX.X...x.XX.Xx.XN... 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'l'l1is .war insteml 111' l'11llm1'i11g' this 111'es1'1'il1c1l lll'0gl'2llIl. tlu-5' 21111 lllillilllg cx1w1'i1111111ts i11 the Ilvlwl ul' 1l1'z1111a1liv z11'1. l'l1ll' this it Wilw lllllllglll 11111111441-ss:11'.x' to 1-l11111g'v tlll' 11z11111- of 1 tlw s111-1111-1' Zlllll llll' 1-1'111s1il11ti1111. ll was 4l1-1-iplwl that 111 lw11'11i11g' the 1-tiq11ett11 of ilu- fll'2llll2l tlw smml ll'2lllllllQI Villllll lu- 2ll'qllll'l'4l 11'l11vl1 I'l'QLlli1I' l11v1'z11'.1' wrwrla 2lSSllI'0ll. Sixty-folzr f 5 121 .. ,,.,.,, 191 5 My-WW-5eTi4efrCQ4i2zef.. lbirks. B1-1-ker. Rv111pol. 121111. Goc-1'i11g. liailzoiz SC'l1lllltll. liilllflllilll. I 1'ey. 1'0111l0l'. 'l'i11l11't. 'l'ieszo11, Pzinkrzitz. V. ll. Sxnissen, Hl1l'kll21l'd. H2llll'j'. Regii-1'. Tliiosseli. NVe'1l4-l. l l'2ll1fZ. 1iI'tllbi'l'. Delphians. 'l'l1e lk-lpl1i1111 Literziry Sorioty is tl11- 0110 orgziiiization i11 Botliol College to wl1i1'l1 only college 1lll'Il aro eligible for 111o111bersl1ip. For the first time in the his- tory of its existcnco :ill ol' tlie 1-ollego men are 1110111l1ors. 'l'l1e sooioty gives ample opport1111ity for the 111-Volop111e11t of tlio proper l'or111 of litorary culture and debat- ing, roarliiigs, 11111511-, parli11111e11tz1ry oxoroiso are tho lines llp0ll Wl1ivl1 it acts pri- marily. -X progra111 is givou oz1c:l1 Momlay ow-11i11g', dealing with some topic of i11tv1'1-st. 'lllie soviety holds its olevtioiis ovory lllllll weeks tl111s giving it a more il6l1l0l'I'Hll1' basis of working aIl4l giving Cilvll lllt'IlllM'l' a c-l1z111c 0 to sorye frequently and i11 several cliilforciit C2f1IJ21C'ltll'S. lfiifloiibtcflly the lllillllilll'Q of tlio literary train- ing 1'1-veiyorl ill tlw llolpliizm som-iety will aid the stiulciit greatly i11 approciati11g his OVYII almilitios. Tlio stufloiit limls that tlio litorary work clone i11 tlio sorioty gives him c'o11:2if'l01'al1lc- ability to c-arry into 1-tfovt some plmso of the public speakors work. livery your tlio llolpliians are pmseiitoil i11 tho i11t.o1'1'ollegiz1te rlolmato team and in tlie oratorival co11tcst: four 1111-11 wr-ro l'll0St'll from tlwir lIllll1lJOI' to roprcscut lletliol i11 the mlvlmato svrios. Tlireo 1-11tc1'1-el tlio 0I'2ltUI'lf'?ll 1-ontost. No cloubt the 111e111l10rs will some ilay look lmvk with iiitvrost :uid approx-iatioii to tlio hours spout i11 litorary work. Sixty-five X fs' N' N IIIININNIHIIIII v--- , ----- M- -u-- W e ,,YYYY----,,---- -M ,.V.. ,.....Y Y.---- YY,,, W .,.. wmv. Winans: Kidronians The liimlronian Literary Soeiety was organized i11 the fall ol' 1917, for the pur- pose of mleyeloping a more perfeet irlea of good literary li0l'111S. lt is an organiza- tion eoniposetl ot Aeaclelny girls. The soeiety takes its HH1110 i'I'0111 the little ereek, Kiflron, whieh winmls through the west sitle of the eainpus. lt is interesteml in all phases ot' literary work wliieh is shown by the great yariety ol' programs. lt eon- eerns itself with lnnsieal seleetions, 1'eatli11g1s, rlehates antl essaysg some yery knotty political prolilenis ancl those ot' a more llllll10T0llS nature are mlehatetl. Pantoniines, plays, and stunts afltl to the hunior and goodwill ot the society. Oeeasionally tl1e society represents SUIIIQ interesting thing that has happened on tl1e eampns tluring the year. The motto of the liimlronian is: Always B natural. sonietinies lit sharp, hut never B flat. The motto suggests that they are not lacking for rnusieal talent. The flower ot the soeiety is the Hell Rose 1 this represents them as an ever hlooni- ing society. The soeiety works with the Aearleiny IIl0ll,S society in working out the Academy public- programs. The type ot work flone by the soeiety represents the proper type ot' literary work for the aeacleniy. Sixty-six Qs C ' x-----.- .. ,..gk.... ,W U ' W 'Y ' 'n ' ' gSillQmsssssssisSkY ' W I- The Excelsior Literary Society. s - 51 '1'110 1,1111111l12l11l1111l 111111 .X11101111111 11110r111'y S11010111-s 11101 1111 01-1111101' 22. 11111, for 1110 1ll11'1111rl' 1111 11111111131 1110 11111 s111110110s. M11 11110 B1'4'1il'1' was 110111111 111'0s111011t 111111 Mr. 11. 11. 1iw0r1, s1-1-1'0111ry. O11 001111101' 251, 11117, 111l1y 111L'11E113.I21111 211111 1110 11011' 1'0llS111l111Oll was 101111 111111 1111?1111l1l11l1S1y 111111111011. '1'110 two 111011 1'11r111011 WI1111 1s 111111' 1110 1'1X1'l'1S11l1' 1,1101'111'y Society. 7111111 11111'1111s0 111' 1111s S11l'101f' 1s 111 11111 11111 s111110111 111 1110 111'1111111'0 111' 1131'- 11a1110111111'.x' 111w, 111 011111110 111111 111 01111111101 El 11100111111 1l1'0110l'1Y, 111 111-111'01' 111 1111 111- 1011100111 1ll2l111lt'1' 111-111111-s. 0ss111's, 111111 s11000110s, 111 1101011111 21 121810 11111 g111,111 1110r11111r0, 111 Sl1111111'lllUll1 s1-1111111 11'111'k 111111 111 11V11l1I 1110 boys 10152,'1'11lQ1' 111 21 s1101111 XV213. '1'110 S1lt'1l'1y 1s 11111110 1111 111' 111l' 111'21111'lllf' 1111ys. T11l'.Y 211'l' taking 11 111011 111101051 11l 1111s W1D1'1i 111111 s1111w 11 11111111011 111111r111'01110111 5111111 1'2l1i111Q 1115 11111 work 111 1110 11111. W0 1111110 111 11111110 1111s S1ll'101'N' 21 5110111 s111'1'0ss 111111 W0 1111110 111s11 111211 1110 1'1X1'1'1S101' 111101'111'.1' S110101'v 11'111 E11W?1f'S 110 1111 011110111i1111111 1'1'211111'1' 1,11 13011101 f'11110g'0. S1.1'fy-.vvwfn . ASX '-, ' A . ... . .Q.-XQ-QQ-.-h s ...s5eff1e! Colfe-.vez ... .. . . .... .. ........ .... . Q Q . .. ,,,, .... ..... X i: if Huhuizimi. Linsm'l1c-ill fPr4-silk-litr. SfilllffUI'. Stuvky. Sl1ll9l'Ill2lIl. Blau-k. Funk. Galle. Iloste-r. liims. Klivwvi'. W Y. VV. C. A. .Ks a nionibur ol' thi- National .Xssovizitioih our Y. W. ll. A. has umlczimrcml to Garry mit the piiqumsl- uf uniting' the yoiiiig wolmiii in loyalty to Christ tlirougrh f'hristi:111 sciwic-v. With a nu-mlwrsliip of niiicty it has triml to me-ot thu stwial mill spiritual not-4ls of tho girls tlirougli tho various mlcpartiiieiits. llvgular :issue-iatioii l11Ol'flllQIS im- hvlil on-i'y Wcllucsllaj' at whit-h timi' topics of interest are clisvussoll by outsimlu spvzikers or stiulcnts. 'l'o fiirtlicr mltsvolop 1lllT'lSfl2lll Qrmvtli, five wmliiiltzirw' Bible :mil Mission stullx' l'lZlSSQ'S wore- wffaiiizccl. . . ' . ' . ' . , ,C Bt-siflos the rcwiilzii' ?lSSOt'l21tl0Il work, war work was vm mlinsim-fl. lllrmwli llvrl . F' . . . . . . F' Cross Work :incl li21l'lIl'llbtlTlUll 111 tho various war work VEIIIIIIPIIQHS. the girls ox- presswl tht-ir attitmle tuwarml Worlml Fvllmvsliip. Thi- -Xssrwizilimi trim-s to keen in tuiwli with thi- work at larife fhI'0ll'fl1 g'Thc ' ' YY ' , YY D D .Xssm-mtmii Mmitlilyl' :xml Ihr llnrltl Oiitluukf lheii. too. llvlogati-s lizive horn sont lu this llistrivt cl0llf6l'l'IIt'L' at Wivliitzi, tht- Sllllllllkll' ll0lllll'l'Clll't' at llollistvr, Mo.. :xml tho Xzitimml i'm1l'ci't-iiw alt Uliivago. Sixty-riyht . - ' --f:.. '3P:.9 .xx CgE:a.kyrna.uoonJWMmW k,,N ,Mwwieffzef Coffeyex ,.............1 ................ 'V . .., J Y. M. C. 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T11is it 1111115 by pr111'i1,1i11g 11111 11e1'11ss111'y 1111v11ti1111111 mcetiiigs 111111 111'g1111izi11g Bible 111111 111issi1111 stucly vlasses 1114 111111 11s l11I't't'111lg t11e s111-i11l life 111' t111r 1111111. .Xt 513115 1111 W1-11111-s1l11.1' 111111'11i11g t111- 111'g1111iz:1ti1111 11111Qts for its T'0gll1HI' Weekly 11e1'11ti1111111 s11r1'i1-e. 011tsi1111 s111-11k111's 11r1+ SL'1'l1I'Q11 to s111-1114 11t 1111-se 11111eti11gs 1111 1'ari1111s 11111i1's 111' s111'i111 111111 rvligioiis 1iF11. 131-si111-s t11is 11111 11rg1111iz11ti1111. t11g1et111-r 11'it11 t111- Xvllllllg W111111-11,s l'11risti1111 -Xs- s111'i11ti1111 s111111111'ts El 1111ti1'e 111issi111111ry i11 11111i11, 111111 1'1111t1'i1111t11s yt?2l1'1y to t1111 11111-1'11ati1111111 P11111 State Y. M. 1'. .X. f111111s. '1'1111 1-111111111111ity s11r1'i1-e 1111p11r1111e11t pr111'i11es special singing in t1111 lovnl 11115- imitals. 71111 stiulcnts Wllll 111-1-11 1'i1111111'i111 11ssist11111111, t111- 1111111111y1111-11t. 11111'ea11 offers 111111211110 21111 111111 l1111111s t11 1axt111111 its scope 111' s0r1'i1'11 i11 the 1'11t11rc. 1'rcsi111f11t .......... . .P. li. Frantz Vivo-l'1'1-si111111t. . . . .X01111 B11l'k1IHF11 R111igi1111 1'l11111'11ti011. .J11l111 'l'l1i1-ssen 1'111111111s S11r1'i1'11.. ..... P. K. Regior T1'Q2lSl1TCI' ................ J. 11. 121111 Secretary ............... J. K. llirks C'111111111111ity S1-r1'i1-11 .... .... ......... . . 13. 11. Relllpfil Sixiy-nine S. 0, V igirixxi Q1 X i Qt l 3h E 5 1 7 tg-fn' 14: Qynaaaoordwwmm ' if xg X ,,,,W,,,.Beffzef Coffeyel . X J. .1 I v 1 I'11p1'r NflIl'--liilllflllilll. XV1llSkj'. 111-'11111111. S1'1lI'2lX. 11. I1111'k111'. H11111'i11g. i1IfII11 l1'r111'-1-19111-1'1x. S1'l1111i1l1. P2lll1il'2l1Z. J. I11't'1il'1'. 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A 1 ,, OIII' Timesi' ln' lI11111'1' C'l1111'1'l1ill King l'111'111s H111 l111sis of H111 1lis1'11ssi1111s, 11lH1111,1ffl1 1 2'1 1 1 H1111' 111'11 ill 1111 W111' li111it111l 111 it. ll111 I311111l l111I1es 111 l111 111' s11r1'i1111 t11 tl111 1111igl1b111'- i1111' 11111111111111iti11s l11' Lfiximr 11'11g'1'11111s 1l111'i11g H111 l11tt111' 111111 11I' H111 111111: 'llllfi 111'- P . . . l . , H111-11s 11l' H111 l'311111l 11111 l'. K. l!11gi111'. l'1'11s11l1111t 11111l Mrs. .-X. Y. 'l'i11sx1-11, S11111'11t111'y. S1'1f1'nty-01112 Cgga-J -6-UOOHJ, X.,. . ..N.. . .,...x.,,... ' m1.m..M,.-W,,BefAef Coffeged -msxwmxwx S '- ' .'.: ':::::::::Jauunlx ,' 1, ,, ' ,,',' W 1,11 S Ns? , x lgl 'i2 'N .XFFI lIH.X'l'lYl'l 'l'lC.UI April ll-l'viit1'z1l at llvtlivl. April 25?-llulliol ill l'4mi,wi'. mul flvlnm- won li-V llvllivl 2 lu 1 l'. IC. l4'r:1iitz. J. lb. Epp Iiosolwnlz 'l'lial llic lJ1'1lf'l'ill Gow1'i1umi11l slioulil own :mil OIJt'l'2llt' tlio 1-ntire railway systm-in ol' ilu- l'niln-rl S Nl-Iii.XTl YE 'l'lC.XNI April 11-HL-llwl at Fi-ivucl April Qflflloopur all Iii-ilu-l. First flvlmlc won liy Bvtlicl. 110- cision 2 to I lor Nogaliw. 'l'liv oml rlvlmte won liv Bm-llwl I3 to ll. S1 ZJF71f.1'-f7,U0 F. tiller. 499- J. K. lbirks. Artlmr Gruber l 11'st clvluilv wwu lay Iivtlu-l. flu- vlsiml 2 tu l lm' .Xll1i'i1iut1w. Nfl'- , -.,, A GC Q-Yfn 6-UOOVIX kk.x . , N..X.x - N.Xx..x....x.N N EifiSgii'.N.., X..x.....x , Naefhef Coffeya if - if V - -'fwfgf'ffffffiffflffffffifff..f. 1 ''lffff'ff 'ff f'ffffff'flff'f gg' f fgfjfxfkllfflfnffif'Ql.f', Q'iISx 1 ?5QllfllI i g ' IfI..QQ'. QfI.I.fIf' ........ W I 'iffll ' W ' ' ' ' ' kwxwmwmgg xwwmwwws v v . . , . . Ilugu Hull. Gt-'I'IlilI'1I Mu-htlgznl. Iillzulwllm 14 unk. Mzlru- RUQ10I' .XIKXIJICMY lDl'II3A'I'IiRS IIusuIw1I: 'I'I1z1t the I'nilwI Statws sIwuI1I prollilmil IIIIIIIIQVEIIIUII IIl'HIll IIw . , 3 . . . . I lI1'l'l1 IIv1111spI1v1'v Im' il Iwwwllswxln-tlmm pn-r10rI UI Ilw wz11's. May 20-1311114-I vs. MI-I'Iuc1'sm1 at ISIIIIIQI. UIIA I IIIIII AI. I UN I I',h'I' .Xprll 2-,. 1.II.I XIII u ...... ....... N Ion s Ql1:11't1-In IIwu11sIruvtillg :1 XYZISU' I'01IIlIl'f'u, .. 'I'Ill' IrI1'z1 HI' Sm-Iz1I I'4rllIl'1rI Ill IIC- IIw I'nss111g11I Xaltlmlzlllsllx' ....... XTIIIIII' Ura f XYIIIIIIIIQ Umtiull- 'I'I1c PEISSIIIQI HI' X11- 2 lf . AI'II1lll' Gl'ilIPl'l' Szwvniy-t111'f'1 Youll I3111'IcIm1'rI Arllm 1' WcwIvI Msg-by V V.V...V . H ,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,, Q ill .......,...,, lx, , , , , ,,,,,,,, ,K , 1 . i , 5 1 Gzzayrnanoonj 1 ' ,. Q in Q ,..,..,......, Ae Off g'6J I'ppvr I.'n11A--I,i11s1'1111i11. 1:t'C'1il'1', S1ll1K'1'l1lilll. H:1wki11s. Funk. xV11lY411lQ'l'I'. l1Ul1'f'l' I1'u11'-151111. 1.11ga11111i11. 'l'11i11ss1-11. 1ii11g1-1111z1l1. 1.i11s1'h1'i11. Student Council 1111 S1111t0111111-1' 221. 15117. the st11111111t 1lll41j' of 111411111 1'11111-gh :1111111t1-11 111l' 1'1111stit11ti1111 f111' the Slllllttllf Avtivity 1'111111c'i1. A NYl'1'1i I:1t1-1' t111- 1'e111'vse-11t:1ti1'1's i11 t11is 1'1111111'i1 W1-1'v 1-'10l'1K111 by the sl11111-11ts. 'F1111 spirit i11 whivh tho St1111e11t Avtivity 1'111111f'il was 111'g1111iz011. 11l111S 11X111'1-ssi1111 i11 t1111 111'e:11111111' 11f th11 1'1111s1it11ti1111: 1V1'. tho st11111J11ts of 111-tl11-1 f'111111g0. fs-1-lin: t111- 111-1-11 of il 1-e111-11se11t:1Iivv 1111115' 111 111211111116 l't'1'1Z11ll st11111-11t 111111-1'111'is1Js. 111111 1'e1'11g11izi11g tho i11he-1'1111t right of thc' s111111111t 1111113' 111 g11v141'11 t111J111s1'1Ves. 1111 111-1'1111y 111'- gzinizo 211111 11st:111lish this 1-1111stit11ti1111 :ns 1119 111'g:111i1- law of 2111 1-x1-1'11tivv :11111 11'gis1z1tiv1- 1111113' 11f sI11111111ts hy thv llillllt' uf Stu111111t A1-tivity V1111111-il. As 111'11Vi111111 hy t111- 1,-1111stituti1111. th11 011-'1'111lll uf the 1'1111111'il 1110111111-1's f111' 191N-111 111111: 11111111 0Zl1'1j' 111 the s1'1111111 j'0il1'. T1111 1'111111g1- 1'1'111'1-se11t:1tiVes :ire 11111111 'l'l1i11ss1-11. 11111111 1111121-'1111111. J. 11. 111111. J1111 1191'1il'l'. 1i1iz:111et11 11i11s1'h1Ji11, :11111 lxllllil S11111-1'111:111: tho 11111- 1'0s1-11t11tiV11s of thv 2ll'2l1161l1j' :11'1' Mziry lxllll 1,11ga1111i1l. 1'lliZz11111t11 Funk. S11111l-lj' l1:1Wki11s. 11t111 XVi11si11ge1', 111111 Pete 1,i11s1'111'i11. The 11111111-il 111'g:111ize-11 itself with the f111111wi11g 11fIi1'1-rs: 1'1'vsi111111t. .111111l '1T1l1PSSl'1lQ Vi1'v-P1'11si111111t, 11111111 Ri11g1'1111:111: S1-1-1'11tz11'y. Mary A1111 l.11g:11111i11: '1'1'e:1s111'e1'. .1. 11. 161111. 1'11111111ittv1-s fm' At1111Jti1's. l11'2l1lDI'j'. 111111 11141111111 W1-rv 11111111i11t1-11 whu t11g1-1111-1' with 1'1As111'1'tiv1-ly 11111111i11t1-11 f2lC'1111X 111v11111e1's I11'l'211lQl'11 fm' il 111111111111' uf St111lv11t Activitios. The 1-11:1i1'111e11 11f t111-sv 1-11111111itt1-1-s W1-1'11 1'11s11111-tiwlyz 1'11112l lii11g111111:111. 1i1iz111111tl1 I.i11s1-hil11. .1. 11. IC1111. 011tsi111- of the 1't'L1'1l1211' 1111tivs that fall tu the 1-1111111-il. tho most i11111111'ta11t was the Il1'111'11l'11l2' of thv 141111101 S1-1'1'i1'e Flag 211111 H1111111' Roll. SFi'l'lIf-1'-f-Ulll' Vixisswe X f ,s .sz xx GEQQl'l'7'l-6-5'OCI'l2M,,,,,,, M I XEQN .gezffzef Coffeyel nudists fqnnnnnux ' .. if lfppw' RUll flvlll'2lll. M. Epp. IC. lipp. Wielre-. Blau-k. I7tl:ll'tll. Jliflrllr' H0lfllflllgfxllllilll. Sllllt-Wlllilllll. l'.ol11'entz, Holnnun, Rilljilqlllilll. Klic-wer. Lolrrv' lfYIlI'A-SClllllfZ. Ze-rger. Lograiibill. 111-Mui' fI,ll'4.'L'flYl'l. Munn. Logzliihill. Bethel College Glee Club. The Girls' Glue C'l11li is lllldk'l' the clirec-tion ol' Miss Fern llc-Mar, the vocal i11- strnctor. 'l'l1c girls are pwirtiving with 21 great clcal ol' pleasure and interest and are looking l'orw:11'1l to 21 series of spring C'0lll'6I'iS wliivli tln-1' will give in tln- towns lying close to Newton. 'l'l1c-1' realize tlns lllllDO1't2lllC6 ol' sncli visits. It is not only arl- niirzilmle training for tliu girls, but tln- spirit of Q-ollc-gr lifi- van lncst 1111 intorprctvfl to tlie rop1'eso11t21ti1'o connniinitics in tliis mlircot way. Tln- girls tool il greater rv- sponsibility lwr-z111so Hivtlivl mloos not lniw 11 inc-n,s glee vlnlm tliis ywir to assist tl1c111 in ilissoniinating tin- spirit ol' Betlnil. lllFt'l'fOI' . .. .lil-r11 Ile Blair Presimlent ....... ..l'Il1l:1 liillQI0lllli1ll Business Mziiniger. . . . .Anna S111le1'n1a111 'l'rez1s11re1' . ....... .... l lelvn Wiobc Pianist .. ...Ellllil lliiigoliinin Scffzwzty-fifzff lil Qf- I1 'bb--f11f Colle-76' i f11mW R1-givl' B1-1'k1-1' R1-111111-l Balm-1' The Quartette. B111'e111s11 111' H111 small 11111'11Il1111-111 of 1111-11 st111l1f11ts ill l311tl11-I, 1111 M1111,s Glue 1 1 i'l11l1 has lll2lTl'I'i2lliZl'l1. ,X !1lIilI'fl'TtG, l111w1w'1'1', was 111'g1111ix111l 11111 111' Hlvo l lub 11111111- 111-rs 01' I'111'111111' y11z11's. It has l1111l its daily V1-l111a1's11Is t'111' tl111 11111'1111s11 111' WUI'lii114Q un 11 1-1111111111 XVllil'l1 if 1-x11111'ls 111 gin' ill s111111- 111' t111- 1111igl1l111ri11g t11w11s. It has also s111'1'1-1I 1111 1lifTA111'1111t 11111-11si1111s ill l'11ll11g1- 111111 11utsi1l1- a1'tix'iti11s. Miss Wz1111la ISZIQIK7 has 11111-11 111-11111-1' a111l ilt 1'1llllli2lIliSI fm' the f1llEll'tl'It4'. Seventy-six iii if 51? .ff 1 se GC 6yf'Y'b6-vo ond k,xQk.,Q..Q.Q Q..QQKQ.Q f .Q., ...Q.Q.,Q..,,.Q , ..1,.5efAe! Colleyez . ......, , ..::.gg:::'g :g::iI::g1g,..:.:i.Z ...' gs -VV. V 1 ,.kk , , ,xg ':::'g '-,,, ..,, , 1,g,,:::n:n1'- , , , N Q 1 gJ The Social Science Club. 'l'l1e H111'iz11 S1'1l'111'1' 14111111111 1111111111 l'11111'g11 wus 1:1t111y 111'g1111i:41111 1'111' 11111 llll1'1HlSC 1 ' 'A 11 11' 2 's ' - Lf s ' 1s. is l'1Ill1 ms-1 111' 1111-111t1' 1111111111115 111 111111111f1,111, N1 1111111 11111 .111111 1111.11 11111 11 1 1 1 A 111111 111111115111 S1l1IV1l'Il1S. 1XIQ1l11l0l'S1l11D is 1111 i111'i1:1ti1111 1111153 '1'1111 aim is 111 i11vi11: 5111-11 p1-11p11' to 1111111111111's11ip as ilI'L' 1p1:11i1i111l. hy i11te1'1-st 211111 t1'11i11111g 111 profit hy 1111- 1 111'11l11-1':1ti1111s H1141 aivtivities 111 1111- c1111P. Thus 12111 11111'1-1'1111y pr11p:11'e11 papers 111111: 11111-11 1'1-1111 111111 1lis1-11ss1-11 111111 h111111s 111111 111z1gz1zi1111 111111-I1-s 1'11vi111V1111. T1111 1'111111Wi11g ' '1 -' 1 4- 's '1'- - 1T1UllI1'i11D1l' His- 1111pz11't11111111s oi 1111-1'11111g1 1111 1sp1111111.x 111t111.1111 11. 1111. 111zg11111A. , 1111 FI 110 11' 1 S 1 X BY .tt 1 11 tl 1 1 1 1111111 ,1 111-11 ' 11. .1'111111111i1's 11111 111-111 ogp. L' '1 11111 inc' 11- 1111111 ings of tm .YQ h11t11 111a1 11111's 111111 st11111111ts 1111111 2111 11pp111't11111tj' 111 fi1111i11g 11111 what is h11i11g 11111111 i11 11111 11i1'f111'1v111, 1111pu1'11111111ts of 1111- s01-1:11 s1-i11111'e g1'1111p. T111111. 11111 1110 1111111 affords :1 g'111111 1'1pp11rt1111i1y 1'111' 511111141115 111111 t1Jz11'111-1's to get 111111 1'111s1-1' t11111111 with 11111111 11t11111'. 111'Fl1'1'I'S 1111' 1111- spring' s111111-sfei' W1-1'11Z 1l1'6S1l1l'I11. Prof. if 12 111fgi1-1'. 111111 sev- 1'1-tzl1'y-tu-z1s111'111'. Miss 1511111111-111 1,i11s11111-111. H1111-ti11gs z11'11 1111111 211111111 11111'1- 21 1111111111. Sffwnly-sffwrz -Q.Q ' -. G' X x 3 'L ' Galle. H1P1l1l12lll, ls1111e, lI?ll'1'ill. li11.ze1'. II:1111'y. H1-1111e1'. Tieszen. The Bethel Breeze , , . . . . 1 . 11111 Breeze 15 21 weekly p11l1111'11t11111 e111te11 hy t11e 51111101115 111111 I1l11J1lS1ll1I1 111 every 111l1QS41?ly e1'e11i11g issue of t11e Newton D11i1.v Tq2l11Sil1l. T11e Stl111t'lltS 1'e1t the 116911 of 21 p11per 111111-11 they 1-011111 1'1111 entirely t11eir 11w11, f't11lS0l'1110llt1y when this offer was 111111111 11-1' the K1111s1111 1'11111p1111y, it was Q12l111j' 111'eepte11. The p11p1-1' gives the st1111e11ts 2111 11pp11rt1111ity to i11te1'pret the spirit of eollegc 1ife 11s they see it to 1111 who are 111 Elllj' way 11lfU1'l'SfQf1 i11 t11e s1-111101. The jc1111'11111isti1- k1111w1e11ge c1eri1'e11 fr11111 the work gives it e11111'11ti1111111 Ykl11ll' 111111 11s s111'-11 reeeires 1'ee1,1g111iti1'111 1'r11111 the 1'111-111ty. The eitizehs 111' N1-wt1111 are also 11r1111g11t to feel more 1'it1111y the i111p11rt11111-e 111' the t'1111ege. hy 1l2lY1llgI this seh1111l tltI110Sl11191'C l1r1111g'11t I'141l'1l1 i11t11 their h11111es. It exte1111s Bethe1's i11t11112111-1- 111111 that is the 111111 Gf every p1'11gressi1'e se1111111. The iirst 111111l1M'I' 111' the Breeze was p11111ishe11 J?11111?11I1y H. 11118. with NYl'1SO11 K1'ehl1ie1 11s 1C11it111'-111-I'hie1'. Sinee 111011, A11'1'1-11 11i11s1-hei11. 11121111121 1s11111' 211141 -xI'11l11l' 11rT?117l'1' 111111- serv1-11 ec 1111111' w1111 111 t11is 1-11 1111'it1'. 1 , . Sffzwzly-rigl1l - :ix ....,-....-fff.--:? U5 X wzll- ' I -Z : r k w G' X 5 5A 1 C zz cag.yn1a.,a-oormixx. ..x.xX,X .mm,x X.x. , x . mxx.x .xX.x 5 :iii xm.. X... . ..x..... X ..m.... XX.X.X . e e O eye! A Bm gg Qk. Q:x::g::w::::zzrrrzaraazzzizixxgafs::::i:::'ffsi.ng, 1 NWMMNMNN 1 r r N .-.-..--1. I-llllllllnn u----.-un. OIQIIIIIIII uunmlnunnn umm-.- up Hllfllllllllllll llllllu-I 'ICP illllil -.-----1 - .- TFEIKB 9 fwz fy-Him X Gzaymwoov we .5efAezcOzzeye, gunning mnunununun 1 'Q ' X x . H 1 Q ..,N s N . Yi WWW ., , .. ..,h . Eighty 9 I' f Fw Qixsw' ..:,. 49: 0,5 G' ' f?xF':s 'X z:q.y'rna.aoonJ R if .Belffze-f Coflqyel nu-:nn-an ii Jfxnuni . . I To Mr. Goerz belongs the credit of keeping athletivs at Bethel up to the reeoguized stanflarrl. ln 1917, he took up the work of coaching our teams and last year, as well as this, his efforts in their behalf were unlimited in spite of the fact that he is one of the busiest men in New- ton. He has won the admiration of all the Students zuul it is fleeply regretted that this is his last year in this work. ll hen towards tlu aloe of thi bfrtball Season, Mr. Goerz found himself too busy to give the time that he wishecl to voaeh- ing, Mr. llotson otferell his servives as active Ooaeh for the rest of the time. ll'e are gratified iiuleecl for the services of this famous Newton basketball starg the training he gave the boys in a short time is sufficient eviilenee of his capability. Eighty-one .-QQ-x, 1, -1.5eff1ef Coffeyef fr fffff --f--------,ff V V- ,,,,, f ,,,.',g.. , , , xx .1 .... :.:..:.:.:::i::g,::,:: ,... 1.:'::::::,: ,,., ,, ,:: r':,::,, ',,' ,,,,,,.,g,mz'g3ggg-11 -11 Eighty-l'wo kmwwmwwxxwm 11s.1.,.11..1.....1....s Basketball 1918-1919 JOIC 111'11'1i1'I11... ...11il1112l1ll 111111 111121111 J1111, 11'i111 11111111 1l'211'S 111 Y2l1'S11.X' 11X- p111'i11111111 11111111111 111111, 11111111's 11111 211111111 111111-- 011g1111 211111 is 'F11111 1111a1i1i1111 1111' 1111- 111111111' 1111 1J0111Q' l'il1l12l1l1. 1111 11111 111111 1i111111's 11111 ga11111 11111 111a1s i1 211111 111 his I111si1i1111 as Tl1llll11l11' g11a1'11 was i1111is111111sa11111 111 1111' t1?2llIl,5 s11111111ss. Ilis 11111111511 :11111 111'1AL'11S1' 211'11 911112111-Y s11'1111g. 1J1l1 1111 11x1-11111111 111 I111111' 11'111'1i 111111 in g1'1'111ll11'11111 111111 111111111111 l121I1g1'l'Z1,l1lC 8,1111 111111 11111 1'a1'si11 1111'1'i1111'1. W111111 1111: signal was 11'1X'1'11 11111' .-1x1115Q5,, 11,1 1111111 1111' 1111' 011', CYl'1'.Yl11ll1 1111115111 jiifl as 111111 g111 11111 111, 11111 11'a1 1l11l 2ll1S1,' 111' was 1111111111 111 g111 i1. 1'1'1'1'1'1 1,1NS1'1111I11J . ............. 111121111 P11111 1111111111 21 111111111 ga11111 1111'11l1g11111l1 11111 e111,i1'e s11as1111 211111 i1 1111114 21 1111151111 11111111 1112111 111 get 11as1 his 511111111 111111 111111sis111111 fLfl1i11'11- ing. 1111 was il s11'11a11 111 i111111'111111ti11g 111113 passos 111111 111.1011 11111111111 a 1111I'1111si1'11 111111 2111 011111151111 111111 111 his 111111111 11'111'k. Y1111 11111111' 11111111111 11i111 nappiiigg 11'i1h 1,01011'112l1'111llg11lC 1111111111 g11a1, 1111 111111 was 11'111'1'ic11. JUNK '1'HI1CSSI'ZN . ....... ...1'11111111' lx1t1l4J111I11 '1'hi11ss1111 1a1'1k111l 11111 11x11111'ic1111c that 11111s1 111' 1.11151 111111111 1112111113 112111, his 1V111'k at 1111111111 5111111111 w1111. 1111 was 1'111'1 s11111':11ss- 1,111 i11 1l'1'111llg 11111 tip-1111 111 the 1'a1'si11 1111111 111111 1v1111sis111111111 111111111 Q.Il1ll0I'1ll1S 1111111ril1111i1111s 111 11111 1lll1111J1'I' 111' goals, l'11ll1P1'11llg' 1111151111 wi111 11Ill'1111 i11 11111 1111111 111 111111115 111a1111. His p1a1i11g was 1-101111 21111 11111111 211111 1111 was -1111111111011 11111 s11111 a1a11 1i11111s. A xx 'x' VT 'x xg ' llll ' 'Y' Y ' l l l ' l g'gK ' fVl l'U VX lll'll .. ... .... .F4ll'Wi11'lil lflll'llll was 21 lll'W1Il2lI1 ill school this yi-ar, lllll Slltlll llislillgllisllllll llilllslllf :ls 21 voll- ll-lllllll' lllll' tllll li1ll'W?ll'll position. lll- llllvol' lzliloll lllll hall Wlll'll it clzllllo ill his Qli1'l'1tllO11 Zlllll llis slllll-l'll shooting llllllol' thu goal was llis strollg' Ilflllll. lll- was llorllaps tho ll1OSl, 2ll'1'lll'illL' llooll llllI'll'l' till tho tl,-alll Zllllil ll-ll his ll'EllIllllZllUS ill g'2ll'Il4'I'llIg,1' llllslwls. HQ hall 311 illl-xllallstilllll SlUI'l' ol' lil-Il Zlllll always XVCIIAB lllltb llll- gjillllti lilll- El wllirlwillll. ILXYIC lllCNll'l'll. . .............. Folwarll llUlllIIQl lllllll llis olll position al right FOI'- warll illlll tllllrll 1llSIDl2lf'Cll that W0111l4'I'f1ll spl-ml H11 tho llool' Wllll'll was lfbllgj llllliglltell lil-tlllll llaslwtllall liillli Xu Q.f1lElI'1l was too U'llill'l0llS for him to gl-t away lcI'Ulll Zllltl his llll'li at l'HQlllQI long 0lll'S was a sollrlfe ol' dc- Slbilll' to tl1l'lll. H0lllPl'l playl-ll a ll2ll'Il g2ll11O illlll lllzlllagl-ll to get 1ll4Jl'6 lN'lllSOS than Elly lllllow U11 tllll toalll. A ll.Xll0llD GUEHZ .... ......... I 'ol-warll Harolrl showoml liiiklll l'UlllPCtll,l0l1 for a lllac-Q all lc0l'W2lI'll Qlllil is a sllrll collll-l' for lllllt llositioll. As sllhstitllto, lll' has lllalle a good sllowillg' allll with a lilllo more cxpl-l'i0ncc will lw a rllzllialllll 1112111 ill Tho flltlllll. His lY'llC Elllll ill shooting for lil-Ill goals is llarll to exl-lll illlll U11 tho fI'l'0 throw lille, Tho 1101115 is Ceftilill. Eighty-Il1rc'1f 0 -as fkfozaf? s' I fkA '-fx X'-X G-f:o9frrza.uoor:JWM,m ,,,, '25 M xxgg X W,MN.Beffzef Coff ez Q .. I .XR'l'lll'lI lill.Xl3l'fll. Gum-il. .lziiiimijv Zif- .lziiiiiaijv 131- l l'lll'll2ll'vY T- l'xl'lll'1l2I ijx' 133- l t'llI'1l2ll Y 21-f M2111-li 5- lmve llumpvl Hilo lvlll'lIll . .lnllll 'l'lllQ'SSllll l'vlc l,iiisc-lwiil ,luv lgl'l'lQl'l' , . llzvmlil lim'1'x .Xrtliiir iil'?llll'l' Eighty-four lin-Tlivl lim-llivl lfletlii-l Hvtlwl Hellim-l Hotlwl I' rivml Tlicniigll liralwi' lias lliv llillltlltilll ul mvx- pei'ivl1c'e, lu- has il goml wmwlqiiig liiiowlwlgc uf tlu- gaim- and has tlw iiialciiigs ul' a striving playvr. 'l'lic tiim-s lim- was given ai Cll21llL'C to vxliilmil, lic plzlyvcl il lively gaiiiv :it gllklld illlll slimvi-sl flu- piwiliui' lighting spirit ill1'0llg'llOlll,. TII li S ICASON 5. Mc-l'li1-1'sm1 all lx1Yl'l,llCl'SUIl . ...Sli-lil l'i'iL-Nils at Iivtlii-I . ..... ...ll-3515 5. lla-tliziiiy at liimlslmrg . . ...Zii-:SI lhtlmiiy at Iii-tlivl . . ...QH-131 ops-r at livtlicl . .......... .. .49-13 lxzuiszis Wvslvyaiis at llvtlic-l. . . . . .52-ll? lm'l1'it To Bvtlirll ............ .. 2-ll Ill'X'OIZlJ OF' l'l.AYl'llZS Fil. li. 19.11. P. ',l'. Pts. . I 223 li 1 ST . .738 ll Sl T 56 . .'2li 0 I ll 52 . Il li i ll 12 .. li ll Z3 1 12 .. S i l 0 23 .. 1 ii 1 1 2 Y '- 'k:9,a57 ,ffkvsgs .X Gzoaf a o w g X255 X .Beffzef cozzeye-J ,J Standing-O. Unruh. Schowalter, H. Vogt, Goeringr, Sclnnitlt. NeulcdYDirks, NV. Vogt, J. Becker, H. Ifllfllll. A. Becker. Voran. V. lb. Smissen. Baseball 19 1 9 The basketball season was harrlly at a close this spring when the boys huntecl all their baseball paraplienalia and began making preparzltions tor this other great cliversion. Tip to the time of this writing, there has. been little opportunity for a real workout at practice game on account of rain and eolml weather, and consequently the line-up has not taken definite form. There is not the wealth of material this year as in times past anrl prospects for an exceptionally strong team are not so gooil as they might be. But, the essential thing is to keep the national sport alive in 'Bethel anrl the interest inanifesterl in it is doing that. Four letter men are back on the job. They are: Joe Becker, llerman Becker, Herman llnruh, and Dare liempel. Out of about twenty other cantlimlates the following will very likely be chosen to fill various positions: lflrl. W. Goering, Martin Yormi, Henry Yogt, Walter Vogt, Alvin Yan iler Smissen. Otto Tnruh anml Roux' Scliowaltcr. Games are being schedulecl with about live mlilferent sehools. Eighty-jfwe X x,Qx. ,..Q,.kxQ..,. , Beffnef College' lfig llfj'-Nix Q f1Y3.,V Q, G' o ff' 'ark 's e:qynfz.a..u-con! sg gg Beffiel Coffeyel l ' X .. 1' ' Basketball Season 1917-1918 INCE Bethel's basketball history is rather short, it probably will be of E interest to the friends of the school and to the basketball fans to have the inter-collegiate athletics. The reports of the first three years are found in former annuals and in this yearis annual we do not want to neglect give a glimpse of last year's tussels. ' When the basketball season opened, there was quite a little anxiety as to the makeup of the team because there were only Bempel and Becker of the former year's team who were trained by coach Schroeder. This meant that the new coach, Mr. Goerz, was obliged to select three new men, a thing which was, however, not so difticult for right in the beginning, Dyck, Graber and Linscheid p1'oved to the coach that they were entitled to the vacant positions. With this lineup-Rempel and Graber, forwards, Dyck, center, Linscheid and Becker, guards-all the nine varsity games were played. The work of the team was fine. The men played together consistently and there were no attempts on any one7s part to play the game alone. Captain Rernpel, forward, was a fast, heady fioor man, his dexterity in making baskets from impos- sible angles was remarkable and because of his speed, few guards were able to keep up with him. Graber, Rempelis partner in the eaging business, played a steady, dependable gameg coming in with little basketball experience, by the end of the season he was doing excellent work. Dyck, center, was high man in goal shooting, having 58 to his credit when the season closed. His foul record was remarkable. he had only eight ehalked against him in nine games played. Dyck was the team's pride, with him and the ball under the basket, a goal was as good as made. Irin- seheid played waiting guard. The few baskets credited to him show how faithfully he stayed at his position while as a result, his man could not be counted on for many baskets. J. Becker, running guard, kept his opponent so closely covered that his chances at the basket were poor to say the least, while at the same time, Becker managed to make enough baskets to come third in the list-. The substitutes, N. lfrehhiel, B. Krehbiel, A. Becker and J. Thiessen did excellent work whenever they got into the game. However, their chances to display their ability were rather connected statistics of every year in which our school has participated in if limited because the regular men were able to play practically all the time. The season as a whole was ia success. To be sure, three games were lost, but our boys fought. gamely and lost each one by only a small margin. .Ks against a total of 214 points for opponents, we had 329. THE GAMES January ll-Bethel Friends at Bethel .... . . .19-21 February 8--Bethel Cooper at Bethel ..... ...G1-23 February 15-Bethel Bethany at liindsborg .... .. .30-37 February 20-Bethel Fairmont at Wichita ..... ...I4-17 February 22-Bethel Friends at Wlichita .... . . .27-20 February 28-Bethel Washburn at Bethel . . . .. .48-24 March 1-Bethel Fairmont at Bethel .. . . . . .29-24 March 4-Bethel Bethany at Bethel .... . . .37-26 March 6-Bethel Cooper at Sterling ....... 64-22 Eighty-seven W A QR Ggzaynnacoohd ,,x.XN.kXXi..x , , xxxxxxx I ...xx gf -'--' gg g-:g.,:.5 '---- : : :::::::::.gg.::: ' ' ' ' ,,,,,,,,, ,, H , , . ,. .. . .. . . Y . W -Y-f MNWWMNQQX , XMNKNWWN E 'glziy-right S Y .4 : z ,Q -- .29 EZ :E Z-E .Li.' 3? 2:4 .42 ,.. -A 2.5 .1 57 .25 ,- :L -.. gli LZ N 9, ya 'VX X instant! 5 as he-f ', . ' I 0 -1 Giqyr-r1.a.u-ooru' W0 haf- Eeffzef Coffqgei is .f' as if I Q45 5 Krehbiel Baseball 1918 HIC baseball SQHSOII opened in 1918 with only a small nucleus of 111e11 who had intercollegiate experience i11 the national game. Walter Xiles, a veteran of three seasons behind tl1e plate. had graduated the previous spring. Ernest l'enner, who had eavorted around the keystone bag for three years. was also lost to the team by the graduation route. Oswald Krehbiel, who used to be stationed at center field, had graduated too. E. liichti. third lJ2lSt'lllHll ol' the previous year. was not in school. Omer Sehowalter, short 1 were also missing we1'e the Coach Goerz stop, Herbert btucky, left Held, and Herman llnruh, right field, when the season opened. Moses Becker, pitcher, Hlltl Nellie o11ly letter representatives of the team ol' the former year. faced the proposition ot' developing practically a new team. ln as mueh as football had lJOQll discontinued, the previous fall had been devoted to baseball and l1e was thus able to get an early lille on his IIGXV men and also to instil a few baseball ideas into tllelll. The team that was. finally selected consisted of Hohman, catcher, wl1o had a good peg a11d allowed little pilfering as long as he was on the job. Moses Becker, who had demonstrated his ability as a slab artist in previous years. ca111e up to expectations. He had a selected variety of benders that was sufficient to set most of the opposing batsmen on their heads. His control was excellent and he used to advantage the grey material under his cap. Nelson lirehbiel held down the initial station in first class shape. His great reach enabled hin1 to retrieve lllillly otherwise wild throws and his innate baseball sense was of great value in bolstering up the defense of the team. He batted in the Cleanup position and was a suretirer on the Usqueeze play. Willard Graber covered second base i11 capable fashion and his heavy hitting was ra material aid to the offensive powers of the team. Pete liinscheid had command of the show field position. He was the intiator of double kills that always relieve a pitcher when he is in an Olll- barrassing positio. At third, Dave Hempel held sway and gave promise of becom- ing a baseball player. Out in the outer gardens was A. Schmidt, while l1is long hits were timely and they kept. the scorer busy, his fielding ability was 11ot far be- hind his prowess as a hitter. Aaron', Becker, a brother of the redoubtable Moses, 'fshaggedv the ones that came out into the 111iddle grounds. He was good for an oceasional long wallop. Ralph Eyman was designated for duty in right Field. He was a careful player and few balls passed l1i111. The unsettled conditions in the country at large had compelled 111any of the other colleges to drop baseball and so some high schools were given a place on the schedule. 'l'he team's playing was characterized by close defensive as a. rule, oe- easionally blowing. They were past masters at the squeeze play and had it down to a nicety, being crushed very rarely, indeed. The team as a whole hit well and were ll0t dependent on anyone single 111etl1od of attack. THE SEASON April 2-L-Bethel vs. Bethany at Bethel ....... .. li- 0 April 213-Bethel vs. Wichita H. S. at Bethel .... .. 2- 3 April 29--Bethel Bethany at Lindsborg ........ .. 9- 2 May 3-Bethel vs. Hutchinson H. S. at Bethel .... .. 5- 0 May 8-Bethel vs. St. Johns at Bethel ........ .. 4- 1 May 10-Bethel vs. Hutchinson at Bethel ..... 8- 2 May 13-Bethel vs. Wichita H. S. at Wichita... ...... 12-13 Eighty-nine 5' ipvvtfsw N . .5 gh av GEQ-Y'fnavoonJ 'H 95? Xxx- .Beffzef albumin Jfauulnuuvaus .. I Inter Class Basketball 191.9 Niizety ACADEMY FRESHMICN ACADEMY SUPIIUMURES AVAIPIGMY JYNIHKS Cl PLLEGIC JFNIURS M x:,3Dz:fxsN' K iwllltlutln lanthanum!! swf '. 'J' I Q .Q GEvma.uooru 3, g ?gs -5655615011 , S, li .. if Inter Class Basketball 1919 COLLEGE FRESHM EN 'UOLLEGE SC lPH1 PMORICS ACADEMY SENIURS fl,ll121II11Dl0I1Sj Tl IIC FUI' PERFIGNTAGIG Academy Seniors ...... College Fl'9Sl1lll0ll ...... Academy SO1lll01I10Pl'S. . Avadellly F1'9SllID9l1 .... Aczulenly Juniors .... Vullege Juniors ...... College Solulmlllores.. . . 101 ll D . N323 . 666 . 100 .333 .llili .V00 r' Ninety-one GEq,ynfz.a.aoon2 by D so ,,,,,,,,,,.Betffze-f C'ofl ,9'eJ by i,f0 ' Eighth District High School Basketball Tournament 'f 'K' QOH the second time, Bethel played host to the Eighth District basketball teams, staging a tournament in the college gymnasium on March 21, after- noon and evening, in which Wichita high school won the championship title and cup in class A, and the Newton seconds took first honors in class B. lt was unfortunate that so few schools of the lflighth District could take part in the meet this year. Moundridge and probably several other teams were kept out of the tournament by a 'fflu' scare and similar cir- cumstances prevented a number of other high schools from entering the race for the title. PRELIM lX-X HIES Wichita defeated Mcllherson in the first game of the afternoon, coming up at the end of the fourth quarter with 48 points to Mcl'herson's 24. Wichita started off by tallying two ringers in initial moments of the game and kept right on go- ing. Helfke, at forward, totaling 10 field goals, and Ungar, all A. Y. l., and all- state guard, both played an admirable game. McPherson had a pair of aggressive little forwards in Staplin and James, but they were pretty well smothered under Wichitais long-armed guards. The Xewton highs met Halstead in the second game of the day, and in the first quarter looked like an assortment of puppets at the mercy of the Halstead team. Halstead came on the fioor strong in the first quarter and, using their big center, Rupp, as a key, worked the ball for seven field goals while Newton could claim only one. The second quarter began to tell a different story for the famous Newton criss-cross passes were becoming very much in evidence and the old time accuracy in shooting had come back. The first half' ended 21 to 18 in Xewtonfs favor, and the final count stood -LO to 29, the local lads having the heavy end. Hal- stead had a .good man in Schowalter, forward, and llupp, at center, these two men having probably more experience than any of the Newton team, but they lack the fast company in which the members of the Arkansas Valley league travels. Fl NALS Newton seconds and McPherson seconds put up an interesting exhibition in their clash for the class B title, as the first game of the evening series. Xcwton won easily by a score of 42 to 9. llfichita played Newton in the championship game, winning the cup and the title after four quarters of hard playing. Helfka and Wheeler, at forward for Wichita, did all of the shooting and did their work well. Newton team played its usual good floor game, but was handicapped by size. Dave Rempel and Joe Becker officiated at all but the final and championship game which was handed over to Mr. R. A. Goerz. The officials handled the games well and good will and clean sportsmanship prevailed in all the contestants. The Newton Rotary Club offered the beautiful cups which were awarded the winners in each class at the end of the evening, by President Kliewer. The Student Founcil very much appreciated the friendly spirit and the good will which these awards by the Rotary C'luh indicated. Ninety-two Pax? X Q . . 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Ninrly-four l i l X 3' V G2Q'Jf'Wl0UOOmJat,t,, Q,.Q. , .QQ.Q..Q.XQ Q....Q..Q.. , e,.Be-Me! Coll e: wwrwsmm awww .,,x.,, XJ. . , .. i Tennis For the stuflents who want exern-ise and flu not mlesire to indulge in the minor sports, tennis allorfls a great mleal of pleasinw-. lt. is a game that is not toe stren- uous for the normal girl and yet appeals to the niost active nf men. lt requires Skill, ac-vilraey and training. 'l'l1ere is no walling in as in football or hasketballg it is a game that takes hrains :incl gmail juflgnient. There ninst he llelicac-x' in play- ing, and a careful placing of the ball means niore than does a hard sniash. The game develops activity and agility, it requires a keen eye anml Speedy thinking. Bethel has romn for a number of courts, hut they neefl ware: hackstops in par- ticular are necessary. 'lflie ground shoulfl he put in such shape that a rain would not niake them worthless for a Week. LETS PUSH TEYYIS AT BETHEL. Ninety-five Agfa. f GeT:q9'n'x-a.af:oorlJ .Beffze-f Coffe el ills! Qctlnlqum E SEQ 3-Qxw .X 5? xswq, ,WN Q 'lg x , . I ZVfnf'ty-six wx 'fx N of K I C3ca,ynfz.e..v:oorzJ m m N31 L Eetfzef Coffeyej nwxwesfmzwwwxmmmwmmmm- X Q MQ .-X .M A Sw5WwxwQwxx www NM-Q AmwmNvwwmmxvsmmxww . WN Nmwxsl X XXX-as A,..-- FLAC: Q.J Potpourri .x'fll1'lj'-.Yr 4 r II BL 1 - i f? Q GE:Q9 rrl,6u:-oorlj I . .. ..... xgix Eeffzef J .. .r Tffon 1' ll Frank Abbey Jolm Andres Mattie Albertson, R. C. Prof. J. H. Bac-lnnan. Y. M. C. A. Menno S. Baehman George Baergen II. T. Boese Harry B. Becker Paul Bartsch Maurice Benfer Adolf Boese Alfred Brauer II. B. Buller Edward Baumgartner Harry Crandall IVilbur Uhallans Ralph Davis Isaac Dell Pete A. Dell Emil A. Dester John C. Dester Walter Dettweiler Frank Devlin Isaac' Dirks Gus Dunkelberger Joln1 Gaeddert Kurt Galle Oswin Galle Ralph Galle George German Jac-ob Goering Henry S. Goertzen Willard Graber Daniel Goertzen Otto G1'aber Harold F. Glover David Goertz Prof. Irvin Haury Gus Hanry. Jr. Alfred Haury R. Hersc-hel Hawley Karl Hohman NValter Hohman ' Luke Horseh Theodore Harms Paul Haury Arnold Jantz lilauriee Kline Nelson Krehbiel Roy Krelibiel P. T. Neufeld Herman E. Nickel Fayette Niles Menno Niekcl Ernest Penner Earl Penner XVilliam Penner YValdo Petter Jolm J. Plenert Otto Pankratz Henry Quiring Dr. XValter Quiring Emil Regier Paul G. Regier P. J. Rempel J. F. Riehert Gustav Ric-hert Alvin Ruth Dr. G. D. Ruth Dr. Henry Richer: Sylvan Rohrer Albert Sehmidt Chester Sehmidt Paul Schmidt Marvin J. S1-hmidt La Rue Duff Paul B. Dyek Herbert Dester Abraham Duerksen Edward Duerksen G. J. Ediger Bernhard B. Enns Frank J. Enns John Entz August Epo Henry C. Ewert Stephen Eversull Arnold D. Ewert Eli Eek Anna Friesen. R. C. H. A. Fast John Flaming Alvin Funk Karl Friesen Lauren Finnell Henry Friesen Peter Friesen Herman E. Friesen Abraham Gaeddert Gus R. Gaeddert B. J. Rempel Melvin Kates J. C. Kliewer P. S. Kliewer Fred Klassen Jonas Kaufman Albert Langenwalter Emil Langenwalter Arthur Lattseher XVilliam Lattscher Elmer Liehti Milton Lichti Otto P. Linsvheid Jolm E. Linseheid Leo G. Linseheid Alfred I.inseheid Ernest Linseheid Robert T.oewenberg Henry Lohrentz Abraham Lohrentz Linnaeus Lelnnan Roy Molzen Peter E. Miller Earl Morgan Milo Neuensehwander John T. Neufeld J. J. Rempel Esther Schmidt. R. C. B. R. Schroeder David E. Sehroeder Paul St-liroeder Omer Sehowalter Elriek Smith Carlton Smith Hall Somers Bernard Stueky O. Sehmidt Glenn Somers 0. M. 'Poews Frank H. Toews Dave V. Ilnrau Gerhard Vostt Franeis E. VValden Bert Walker Ben XVedel Henry R. lVedel Herman P. IVR-be Joseph A. IVollmau Fred VVolter '1'I190tI0l'6 VVedel Johannes A. XViebe Rudolf G. Warkentine Ninety mm' YS '09 5' ifvxxt' GZ2'59' nJ i Q 'R ' S ,,,,.Eezf'r'1ef Coffeya IRVIN HAURY LAUREN FINNICL OMER SHUYV.-U.'1'l'IR lrvin llaury graduated from Bethel Vollege in the spring of 1916. The fol- lowing year he reeeived his master's degree at the University ot Kansas. The year 1917-18 he was Professor of French and Spanish at Bethel and on March 26 he was united in marriage to Miss Fora Molxen. May 27 he went to Vamp Funston Where he was employed in the receiving station: his death oeeurred September 28 at the camp after two days illness of meningitis. His exemplary qualities made him a favorite on the campus, in school, and at the Camp. Lauren Finnel of Newton entered Uollege in the fall of 1916 ln the follow- ing April war was declared and the eall for volunteers went. forth. Lauren was one ol' the first to answer the eall, he belonged to Company K which had its head- quarters at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. In the spring they left Camp Mills, N. Y., for France and there in October he fell in the Battle of the Argonne. Omer Sehowalter of Moundridge began his associations with Bethel in fall of 1914. He remained here two years when he entered business. The eall to serv- iee interrupted his work and he was enrolled at Camp Funston. Here in October he contracted pneumonia and died October 2T, 1918. 'l'he astronomical slab, im- bedded in the ground south of the eollege, was partly his work and has his initials. lt will remain a fitting memorial of a young man of admirable qualities. One Hundred '-,1 xww-...wwgsxlg Swwwwmwx. R-,F A h 11 RID C863 , X Q 1 MATTIIC ALUICRTSQ IN ANNA FRIICSICN HSTHER Sl 'HM II VL' NICXVTUN Rlilb VHUSS l'AN'l'l'lliN Om' 111111111771 One Q. ff-f' as E- , 'N XS, S S2 qy ac o ordwuh xmwv WML, Befhef Coffegel X k ' ' ' Jnnunnluuun Omf Ilundrea' Two 23:31 l Gt-Qqynnavoonj Q i Q' i Beffzef figs. Kg lx MN is J Calendar SE l l'lCMB IC ll Seliool opens. 12-llegistrat ion. First, general Assemlilv, opening address. lnv Prof. lVedel. -Y. W. C. A. has a get aequainteml social. -First semester Y. W. and Y. M. soeial in .Xlumni llall. -Student eonneil organized. Conneil deeides to put out the :'Breeze.', lleath of lrvine llaury at Camp ltlunston. Ol l'OBlCll Funeral serviees tor lrvin lliaury. -College Sophs have lirst outing to Sand Ureek. , i First HHN ' vacation begins. Many go home. Some dec-ide to stay for the week which lengtliens to tour. The boys eharivari alloc tlid. Selnnidtj on aeeount ol' the false report that he was married during his short trip to Oklahoma. -Misses Ligo and Warren walk to llutehinson. At the end of one mile Miss Warren gets blisters on her feet. 4Yolley Ball game in the gyinnasium. The dorm girls have a lmrglar scare. Dean Burlchard and President Klievver investigating the wl1y's and where- t'ore's of the Yolley Ball g3I11C. llempel and the gym key separate. Great day in the hoarding hall. .Xs the result of the faenlty's deeisien to close it to punish the Yelley Ball playersg everyone hunts a new plaee to eat. XOYHMBICII The Armistice signed. Students gather on the campus after the flu scare. Great day for eeleluration, students help. Seven in one drive. 331,000 raised. Juniors deeide to put out the Grayniaroon. ii rl 'Q gi' filly, JR? X 4 K f W f 'Xf v w it ' SPM 'n L . f W- ' iq 1 ff 'Q',.f 0 1 CHARIVHR Fon Doo ,X K One Hundred Three G-'fwnfvd-fv00HJ lax V Beffzel Coli- 1 63 M ix ' K .. I, I 18-Lecture course, rlowntown-WIlerlmert L. Willet. 20-Aaron takes his last vocal lesson. 22-Hobo Convention. 'First snowfall. 23-Aeacl. Seniors social in the Gyin. Prof Doell anml Henry Hegier clispute at long range. 27-Lyman Howe Show in town. 28-First snowball tight. after breakfast. l'nion Tlianksgiving services at M. E. Church in town. College vs. Academy Basketball game. A Puritan Thanksgiving supper. Turkeys were unfortunate. 29-4'F'reekles', in town. Profs llegier anrl Kliewer fall into their own trap by leaving their books in the hall for the janitor to carry into PreXy's office. DECEMBER 1-Harder anrl liek lmy their tirst aXew York Special in the Crystal. lleeimle they are good. 2--Prof. liegier, Prof. Warren, Anna Enns and Davicl liempel rliseussing history in the hall by the ramliator. 3-llelphians ileeicle to purchase a Xitrogen hulge tbulbl to furnish more light for their hall. 4-Mens meeting with the Dean i11 room 14. Ghl'rof. anrl Mrs. llegier present the Junior Class with a son. Donalcl Wilson Corporation meeting. Stray horses anal mules visit the Campus in front of the college, 12 130 P. M. 'I'-Twelve lmoys fooleml into going to the lioarfling hall at 12 o'eloek P. M. to get a 6 oleloek breakfast. 8-A beautiful clay for hikes. fl+SQCO1lfl tin recess begins. Ladies' mlormitory is turned into a hospital. A. van der Smissen runs erranrls of carrying eats from the boarcling hall to the members of the taenlty. Sl-25-Farmer's short course in astronomy. 14-H. M. liegier flies of the 'tiluf' , 15-Funeral of H. M. liegier. 23-Prof. Hartzler somewhere on his way back 'from Ukla. with the train gang opening the snow mlritts. He is longing for the flesh pots ot Egypt. 25-Xmas. 26- Flu reel-ss enfls. The greatest storm known in Kansas. llailroacls lmloekefl. Stuflents are slow in coming back. ,,.,-f . li-f.fiio' 9-..- 4,552 4 I 4 1 l tf r fi n. L One Hundred Four 'Pl W G1'2q.yn'r.a.aoonJ V77 N .Eezffzsf Caffe ei 5' Fa ' N .. ,' r -O. B. Winsinger breaks way for 'ttlld Jerkyf, -No church services. Theological students conference spend time framing answers to Prof. Reffier's uestions. C -Harold and lflukie have bible class up in the gallery. J AN U ARY Yew Year begins. Boys in the White House see the old year out and the new Year in. -Dr. Kalbfleisch the vounff IllCI1lS doctor comes back from the C21ll1JS. - 3 O . , . . -Ilerman Becker goes to the hospital Where he has his appendix removed. First church services after the Huw period. Many go skating -The Quartet sings at the Grange meeting. -First chapel services after the Hun vacation. Girls take a hike in the snow for their Gym class. -Missionary Brown speaks in chapel. A -The A. Y. l. makes another attempt to break the snow. -Albert Schmidt leaves school. -'l'he Quartet sings at the city Y.-M. C. A. The volunteer band gives a pro- gram in town and in chapel. New equipment arrives for the wood working department. -N. Hurkhard and P. li. Regier go to Topeka for the Y. M. C. A. convention. Meribeth Haurv makes her debut. 'ttlrpheus Four in the city auditorium. Mrs. A. Y. l. decides she does not like to cook on Sundays and leads A. Y. I. to the boarding hall. Announcement in the boarding hall: 'rlf anybody has missed anything today, see Harry Ilauryf, -The Alpha lietas organize. W. S. l. runs around for fifteen minutes hunting her pen and finally tlnds it in her hand. -Board of directors meet. liyeryhody wonders what happened. -Nothing spectacular. llnlueky day. Skidoo. Varsity team at McPherson, 513-19. John 'l'. dreams of playing center all night. Ilelphians pose before Murphy. Interclass schedule of BB. games begin. Aaron promises Moses a '4Goodnight kiss because of his excellent job of refereeing. A -Great day to go Kodaking. Col. Freshmen, Acad. Seniors, and Acad. Freshies go out. Prof. Hartzler at the city Y. A most important event in the history of the Minnesota home: Fnllback had the courage to rise at six o'clock in- stead of at eight or nine, the usual hour. ..-p M., A Jbwff, 3 Um' Hunzlnfd l'li'L'l'7 G-Eqyrnaaoonjw, .xk.... M gw-WMM .feffzef Coffe ey W,WW,,,gN. ,, , W . , , , .,,, x Jggumu-Q-nun. ' ' .. 1 Mar. 2 Jem. 10 Mar. T2 F1-lm. Z0 UW. fi Jem. 5 Xfw. 22 One Hundred Six ' V neva :7 - 159 mx -rg s ianiu nathan-nn C97'3Q-J'ff1-0-voofrdiii 75 Mi, N fsefaez Cof z ef 'lg .1 27' -Newton Y. W. entertains Bethel Y. W. 28-Volunteer band entertained at ,President Kliewers by Mr. and Mrs. Brown. 31-Presentation and hanging of the Service Flag and Honor Rollf' Bethel vs. Friends here, -13-33. Large crowd comes up and the A. Y. I. decides to go on beyond the track for a change. FEBRUARY 1-Academy Juniors vs. Academy Freshies. Freshies win. College Sophs. vs. Academy Sophs. Aeads win. 4-Four Artists Concert. Martha liliewer finds her bed upside down. 3-8-Regular work and exams. The usual rushed and worried look prevails. 5-Professor Regier purchases a baby carriage for Donald lVilson.'t T--Yarsitv team at llindsborg. Thev win, 23-JET. 8-The iirst issue of the t'Bethel Midget appears. First semester ends. 9-General discussion of grades. A datv of vacation between semesters. 10-Second semester begins. 12-Pep meeting in the gym. in preparation for the Lindsborg game. 13-Yarsitv vs. llindsborg here. 28-31. 14-l.ec-ture in town. 120 on the ear coming out. 15-Debate tryout. lid. Schmidt comes tor 8:-L5 chapel. Sophomore-Facultv re- 1 fi 1,7-2 ception in the library. Prof. 'licgier sings a solo entitled, Sold Stork visits l'rot'. lloellts and leaves. Homer llana. 0-Ur. Abbey Holmes gives a series ot lectures for the girls. The boys enter- tain themselves in the library. 20-Bethel vs. Cooper. 49-23. 21 22 23 2-1 A 26 27 28- -A little noisier than usual in the Zoology Lab. Haurv and Burkhard the actors on the scene when Prof. Haury makes. his appearance. Silence begins im- mediately. Academlv Juniors vs. College Freshmen. Freshmen win. A ehillv day. Motorman tries to run his ear and talk to the girls at the same time. lt does not work and the car runs off the track. -H. B. 'I'nruh gives his first number on his original idea, a pipe organ solo, in Delphian literary. -Music recital. Quartet sings at the Farmer,s Grangev in town. Secretary Melfean speaks in chapel. J' l l! One Hundred Sefven G2'Q9'ff'-6-UOOH2 y 'f N .Eeffze-I Caffe el ' 's li vi........ . 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Seniors and Juniors go out koclaking. -Iflxeelsiors hike to the Sank Creek at 7 :15 P. M. Wooml's illustrated leeture on eleetireitv in the City. -Rev. Musselinan speaks, in the evening, in the ehapel. Bethel vs. Kansas Wesleyan. Our first time to plalv them. Bethel Wins. Prof. liegieris house on fire. Much exeiteinent. Prof. and wife lnove to Prof. Haurv's. v. nl. S111lSS811 plays the hero and carries out the fainting damsel. ---Vollege Juniors vs. Freshinen, 8-238. Am-aileniv .luniors vs. Seniors, 11-51. Y Aearleiny Debate 'Iryout. -Anna Sumlernian spenrls the night in tl1e reeeption rooin. -Out with the fire hose to re lair the ffvin. sewer. 'Boston Granrl O vera Coni- 23. pany in town. -College Juniors are gloriously mlefeatell by the Aeamleinlv Seniors, 11-61. -Another new baby on the earnpns. Olin lingerie liurkhard hollers his first holler. .Xeacleniy Sophomore boys ent-ertainecl by the Sophomore girls in the gym. -A ilav of stornis with first heavy rains. -P. l'. Tselietter gives a serlnon in the evening. -Hilcla Hiesen flies of Hlllli, and pneumonia at Bethel hospital. -A bnneh of bovs anrl ifirls are invited to ladies, florni to an earlv inorninff feast . F' . C of fl3,l1f01'Ill3. oranges sent. by the llorseh girls. Musle Heeltal. 'tllearts ot the World at eitv auclitoriuni. -Wilbur li. Thonnis. General Secretary of Frienils Serviee C'onnnission, speaks at Chapel. School is nlisniisserl in the afternoon so that the stnmlents Inav attenrl the fun- eral of Ililcla lliesen at Hillsboro. Eighth llistriet ll. S. 'll011I'I12lI11Ullf is helrl at Bethel. Wichita wins the Ulass -X enp, Newton sec-onml team the lflass B eup. Une HlllZdI'I'I1 Eight Ya I Eelke! Coff Q-N G-6qyn1e.eoornJ 'fi Y .a:1m z.s '., 'ii ' 'fi law. 253,352 X p lf? 'i' A ' 6' 'lx ,f 22- 23- 26- 27 28 29-- 30 31 5 9 10 11 12 13 14 10 17 18 19 21- 22 23 2-L 25 29 N 1 Horse shoe throwing comes back into favor. Rev. G. A. Linscheid, missionary among the lndians in Montana, preached. Lyman Howe at the Auditorium. A scarcity of eats is noticed upon the campus due to the Zoology class's need for subjects upon which to experiment. -William S. Battis gives impersonations of Dickenls characters. The Li- brarians conference visits the college. --The College .gives the first public Literary program of the year. Otto Unruh sc1'ubs his floor for the first time this year. Voran ducks Busenitz under the hydrant. Acadeniy Junior-Senior Banquet. Men's Quartctte sings at Boyer. College Junior-Senior Banquet. APRIL Glee Club sings at Lehigh. College Juniors at Prof. ltegiers, picking nuts and making fudge, an informal reception. -Acad. Seniors win the cup in the interclass B. B. series. First number of the debate. Bethel wins with both teams. Galli Curci in Wichita. Large group of Bethelites attend. -Wanda is curious. She receives a package of chewing gum through the mail. -Extra session of the Board of Directors. -The Glee Ulub at Whitewater. The Board asks the faculty to grant a few days vacation over Easter. Students prepare to take advantage of the few days. Many students leave for their Easter vacation. Ladies' Glee Club at Pretty Prairie-secular concert. Mens Quartet at Walton-secular concert. Glee Ulub at l'rett'v l'rairie-sacred concert. 20-Glee C'lub at Deck Ureek-secular and sacred concert. lflaster vacation ends. Ladies, Glee Club at Buhler-secular concert. Oratorical contest. .Xrthur Graber wins. Acadeniv and College men have a scrap in the White House. Dean leads in the cause of peaceful settlement. -.X 'tTank on exhibition in Sand Ureek. Parks Vadman lectures on: The Task of llebuilding the World. P. E. Frantz has a date. The final debate. Bethel against Uooper. One Hundred Nine Q -'Q .3420 X s' X QQ' X .s , G50-J 'n6-voorrJ W '1 , ' mwiefhel College .. 1 2-11U2ll1111g vullfvsf. Z5-0011111-x' Fair. MAY 20-Aw1r1c-uly flvlrzltv with BIl'l,1ll'1'S0l1. JITNIC 1. Sumlny 3215 l'. H.MI3m-01112111roam- Sk'1'1lll111. 1'r01'. -1. 15. 11z11'1Z1U1 12:15 1'. M.-Nxalns ond. 5. 'l'n1vs11a1y 2:00 11. H.-l.ac1ies' 11109 Vluln. -1:00 1'. M.-,Xtlllotiv ovellt. 8:15 1'. BLA-.xl'HK1UIl1.X' SQI114b1' l,1'0gI'2l1l1. 1. xVt'11I11'Sl1il'Y 0:45 .X. M.-lmst vllzlpol. 10:15 A. M.- ?:00 l'. M.- -1:00 I'. M.- S:15 1'. M.f .Xlma Mater llwotillgr. l'011vgv S011101' c'XQrC'isc's. .Xtlllotiv went. Ul'H10l'1l'2l1 c'0l1u'1'1. 1. 'l'11ursf1uy 0:00 l'. Biff1111111lll'114'01llU1l1 l'X1'1'L'1Sl'S. 111'. Moo. 11. 1201+ 11:30 A. M.- M4'l'0r111i1'li S01111ll2ll'1', is 1110 S111-:1k0I'. .Xlumni lliunvr. .X11l1l1l11 Husim-ss xl1'l'11llQ'. One Ifundred Ten G'-f by vo fv . i f E6 Befhel Colle el f .. ix I. N .. z Blish!!! Nltvnllllnnltl Deacon: 'tlf I were you I would change my name, Kaiser? Kaiser: I have told you several times ltll wait until l get a chance? Wanda: HI don't see why everybody has to pick on mef, Fern: ul didn't know that anyone had picked youf' Prof. Schmidt: Who were the tax collectors in New Testament times PD John Thiessen: The Pharisees. Aaron was telling at the table how the Freshmen were always hitting him on the mouth while playing basketball, when Noah remarked: 'AI don't see how they could miss it? Prof. Burkhard Qin Psychologyj : '4How long can you attend to any one thing, say to this pencil point ? Buck Balzer: '4Indefinitely, if I want to. Prof. Then wetll have to take you to the state hospitalf, Jake Dirks, speaking about the Phylogentic Forces in Sociology, made the re- mark: Romantic love is what got me. Uncle Davie: 'fWhat causes the rings about Saturn ? John Thiessen: Gas.', Uncle Davie: Is it like the hot air you are feeding us ?', Penner: Say Mose, I heard Rempel was awful sick? Mose: Oh no, he isn't sick: he has just got the 'fluf Moses: Say Fern, I sang to A Hat yesterdayf' F'ern: I am going to C today. Moses: I bet I can go lower than you anyway? Fern: Well then, you go down and I'll go up? Walter Vogt: 4I'Oh boys, there is a lecture tonight? Ilirks: NAre you going to make a date IJ Vogt: 4'Yes, if I do not get dischargedf, P. E. F.: Say Doc, Qlfld. Schmidti you are going to give a report on demonolovv at the next Social Science Club, aren,t vou ? F- . . - , P. Iv. R.: You can give that without any notes, can't you ?' Galle: '4Has a lobster an backbone W P. K.: UNO, he is like you: he has none? Galle: How do you know. One Hundred Thirteen 9 axles Ge-::qyrrz.a.vooruJ Q 3? Beffzef Coffe el 'XS ' . I Q Um' Hu11d2'f'd I ourtren I W G6?'l7'l-6-UOOIWJ 'W 6 E ..5efAelCo11 el as I r I Fritz CAnna Lohrentzj talking about studying for English exams. Kaiser: Let,s review together. Fritz: UI want to get some more tdates' first. C' Anna: Martha, did you know rabbits lay green and pink eggs ?,' Martha tdreamingl : No, honest, do they ?,' Anna: '6Yes, Easter eggsf' . Prof. Schmidt: Who really determines what is womanly?', Pete Frantz Qeagerlyj : Why, the menf' FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS Marg. Epp: 'Heh du liebe shueksf' Helena Ewert: It ean't. he helped. Esther Moutett: Oh people, oh children. Marg. Unruh: '4You might know? Elizabeth Linseheid: Good, George Penner: N ow, see here guy. Clara Galle: Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Hanna Dyck: Go het. Miss Riesen: Helpful, Miss Isaae: 44011, yesf' Celia Davis: 'tl read Where it said. Esther Goering: 4'Oh, girls. Mary Ann: 6'Really. Ruth Hohman: ffSay, that's keen? Wanda: 4'Honest.', Ted Penner: MI say sof' Moses: 'fOh, I know something. Rempel: Any-Way lv Elma Schroeder: I.et's def' Addie: KAW' fiddlef' Anna Enns: uYes sir-H .Take Dirks: '4Xo thanks? Eukie Kaiser: UAW, piftlef' Miss DeMar: 'fReally nieef, Prof. Schmidt: Lets put it this Way. Prof. Regier: 4'Let's see now. Aaron: Hot dogs In Marie Harms: Well, you're mean. Isaac Balzer: Xow, come on-M 77 One Hundred Fifteen 9 1 4, N- ! X. sl. G'5Qo'fYI-G-vO0'1J ff? K 'QQ S .Befhel Cb!!-1 ev H fx fs .. z' FOR LIGHT SUMMER READING I fought a good iight, but my razor was dull. . How to get something for nothing ........... Elements of Oratory ..................... My Lady of the South .................. Sainty Reputation, How to Cultivatc it ..... Beauty Secrets ......................... Gospel of Weatlh .................... Why I am going to be a Deaconess ...... Experiences in a Chemistry Laboratory .... My Boys in the lVork Shop .................. . . .Deacon . . . . .Fullback ..........Noah . . .P. K. Regier . . . . .Eukie Kaiser . . . . . .Alice Haun . . . . .Otto Pankratz . . . .Anna Suderman . . . Doc Schmidt . . . .Prof. Burkhard CAN YOU IMAGINE? Prof. Wedel in a Minstrel show? Moses a preacher? Clara and Fern together? Dave getting married? Deacon shaving? Noah being extravagant? Doe really in love? Harold teaching Bible course in the balcony ?-Eukie a student? Professor Doell talking in the hall? Ted Penner editing 4'Our Hope ? Helena Ewert, a society butterfly? Professor Regier talking to the preachers? Hugo a lawyer? The Y. W. room empty? Leon at the dorm? Pug walking into the library quietly? .U 9,mp1eI.sl Miko .. at 04 thin-'fic'- 1 4' lean ba-ann.-.a.1l',4x4 -1-C113-uf Tvvp-Hilfe To an ' . ' do Th:1-if:-H 1fu,,71,1Qlr14nJ5, SIDE SHOW WONDERS Walking Map of Germany .......................... .......... B abe W. Sleeping Beauty ........... The East ................ Girl's Plaything .. . Self Humiliation ...... Polished lmpudence . Jumping Jack ........ Bethel Pigmies ...... Gold Mine ...... One Hundred Sixteen . . . .Martha Kllewer .........M1ss Ingo ...............Moses . . . . Elizabeth Linscheid Penner Johnny Kaufman Gus Haury and Leon Tiahrt Dave Rempel X V G-Qq.yrnauoonJ 'I fa N I HOBBIES Little Lectures .... ........... Brown Eyes ..... Eating Candy. . . Writing Letters. . . Singing ........ Faculty Chums .... Clothes ........ Talking ...... Worrying . . . . Confidences . . . Whistling . . . Studying ....... Medics ............ Apt Illustrations . .. John Dewey . . . . . .BefAel Co!! 63 S fzfw. V it JW' '33-3? -s 9 vi ' ' ix 1 EVERYONE WANTS Why Deacon and P. K. received a package. Why Miss Warren doesn't eat potatoes. Whether Pete Frantfs case is for sure. Who rang the bells on Xew Yearis eve. Why all the girls like Roy Showalter. Why Dorris is so popular. Why Mose wanted to take up a collection. TO KNOW WANTED ! Boys and more, more boys. . . ........ . . . . A place to leave our books ..... Chewing gum .................. Letters written in purple ink .... Xight watch ................... Someone to baby me ............... Someone to keep order in the hall ..... More catsup ..................... Sleep ......................... Someone to talk to ............. ..... Something to do for someone ............... Someone to keep me quiet at B. B. games .... A chance to talk to the dean .............. . . . .Martha Kliewer . . . . . . .P. li. Regier ... . . . . . .Helen Wiebe Elizabeth Linseheid . . . . . .Joanna Schmidt . . . .Noah Burkhard . . . .Anna Suderman . . . . .Hanna Dyck . . . . . .Celia Davis . . . . . Sarah Franzen . . . .Pete Lindscheid . . . . . .Ted Penner . . . . .Ella Lichti . . . . . .Prof. Hartzler . . . .Prof. Burkhard . . . .Mary Ann . . . .Students . . . . .Eukie . . . .Wanda ...........Add1e .............Florme . . . .President Kliewer . . . . .College Juniors . . .Marie StauH'er . . . .Sarah Franzen . . . .Mr. Groneman . . . .Henry Vogt . . . .Walter Vogt One Hundred Seventeen 2 ml .Tx I X Gzqymasoowww fr llagtx Maefaez C0115 Z e2 'ig J' ,. I nnMARKAB1.1-1 REMARKS Though I shall have all knowledge and have not common sense, I am as sounding brass.-Samuel Burkhard. Everytime I open my mouth l stick my foot in it.-Celia Davis. I don't want anything in the annual that l do, think or say.-Mary Ann I,-oganbill. 1 The most famous line in the English language.-Miss Ligo. A 1' ter reading several quiz papersg perfectly true, perfectly general, perfectly meaningless.-Professor Regier. Better be in the game of life making 10,000 mistakes every clay than being on the grandstand eating peanuts and explaining the game to the ladies.-Professor Hartzler. I shall never enter politics because l was born in Fanada-if I can't be the president I wonit be anything at all.-Wanda Isaac. The indestructibility of matter was discovered in a college boarding hall.- Professor Doell. Gregory YIII was pope from 590 to 1025.-Mose Becker. Closing remark for first semester work in Sociology: This finishes public opinion. -Professor Schmidt. Doctor Kalbfleisch told me that I and another lady were his only Huw patients now.-IIcrman Ilnruh. Deacon will understand women better after he has married one, he will learn not to contradict them.-Professor Doell. ' IVhen I used to go to school here, I was awfully fat, just like a butterball 1 why I was as fat as the hills.-Miss Frieda. Oh! I wish it were summer so that I could go to Oklahoma for Christmas.- I'. K. Regier. Hermann Graber to Art Ilvedel: HDid you teach school last year ? Art: 'fYesf' Herman: You surely must have had to put a big reducer on your vocabulary to teach youngsters. 2 Noah: IIasn't he a rubber on his pencil '? Incle Dau No he has it on his neck George Pcnner: Busenitz, you ought not to guy me like that. Busenitz: 'fWell. that's all you are good forf, f'W.l. Stllvlclr. Xi 4 I A ,,,4:' ,' ' ,sa ,- J- -Z , t . , , .0 . 4 7 li I , QT , U, , L, , -1 552 , y, ff Iyivgl . ff, ,, ,va.-,,,. 1 ffl, ,V ff! af,-4.1772 f 1 1 cc ,L ff ' 2- V c- ff' ' '?'Z'e,--W- 77 il 15,5 , 'A' - 4 fifvif -'ml One Hundred Eighteen f .,, 69' 'fix +X Gfzq-ynnaeooru dsx X .Eeffzel Colf yel is .f' I .- I IIer1nan Becker: Say, Burkhard, can you tell nie where to find the books on biography and friction tfictionj V, Prof. Burkhard: '4How do we know this is a yard stick or a ruler W Isaac Balzer: '4Hy past experience. Miss Warren: 'illo you like grape fruit PM Florence Michael: ls there any difference between grape fruit and grape- nuts? Elizabeth fwhen Prof. Rcgier had the Nfliiwj: Say Addie, Prof. llegier said his iAC'3Kl3.lIl.Y, history class was punkf' Addie: Oh kids, I didnit know he was dclirious.', Edna Ruth: 4'Marv Ann are vou takinff Teachinffs of Paul ?', Y . 7 I . D C Mary Ann: UN 0, 17111 taking the Gospel of Johnf' Anna S.: 'fGirls. letis tell how we want our proposals. Elizabeth L.: '4It7s too late for mef, Wanda: 4'Oh, its settled then ?', Esther: '4Marie told me you told her that secret. I told you not to tellf' Alice: Its beastly of her to have told you that! Why, I told her not to. Esther: Well, I told her I wouldnit tell you she told me. So don't tell her I didf' Laura: '4Edna Ruth, please make my bed. Pll will all my property to you some day if you do, my cameo, my muff, my watch, and all my silk dresses? Edna Ruth: '6Good, how much longer are you going to live IJ Kaiser, at the sun er table said: Sav bovs I wish somebody would ffive me 'i' l'lFl 5 ' 6 a rife 1n a itt e orf. Busenitz: Did you ever see a big Ford PD Prof. Ilichert: Miss Dick, supposing you try to tell Ifnruli how far the sun is away from the earthf, Hanna lliek: HI don't. think Pd be able to.', Prof. Richert: nIs he so dense ? One Hundred Nineteen 7 N 1. One Hundred Twenty adlator ourse Dean: lflclward Busenitz, P. D. Q. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY l SATURDAY 4 l 4 4 , 4 4 7:45. . . Principles of Rest Art of being an Principle. of llcst Art of being an Principles of Rest Principles of Rest l Ambulance Amlrulalwe l I George Fenner r. fl. Snzissen George Fenner r. rl. Smissen George Penner George Penner 8 145. . . Dateosophy lHall Garlrling Dateescphy Hall Gadding l llateosophy lHall Gadcling Jlary Ann Fern Blau-l.' ,llary Ann llfern Hlaclc allary Ann Fern Blael: 9 245. . l Chapel 1 Chapel Chapel 4 Chapel Chapel l llhapel 10 :15 . . . Heartograplrv Charrnation Heartography Charmation l lleartograplly Centrariatrics Doc Schmidt Roy Selzowalter Doc Schmidt 'Hoy Selzozraller 'Doc Sell mill Pete Frantz 11 :15 , . Gigglioinetry G irlics Giggliometry Girlics l Giggliometry l Girlies ,Clara Galle Jo Beclrer yfllara Galle Jo Beelfer Glara Galle Jo Becker 12 :15. . . Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 1 :15 . . . Boyology Boyology Boyology Boyology Boyology l Boyology ll'a.nala Isaac Wanda Isaac Wanda Isaac Wanfla Isaac I Wanda Isaac Wanda Isaac 2 :15. . . Useless Cuts Posmatics l llseless Cuts I Posmaties V Useless Cuts l Posniatics Dare Rernpel Lillian George lllare Rernpel Lillian George lllare Rernpel iLllllan George 3 115. . . Canipussasiuni Flirtononiy Harmony I Flirtonmny flauipussasiuiu Flirtononiy J alive Dlrlfs Esther Epp ,Pete Linsclzelrl Esther Ifpp ,Jalee Dlrles llfstller Epp 4:15. . Elements ot the Higher Boyology Elements of thelligher Boyology llfllenients of the Higher Boyology K iss K Kiss l l Kiss Herman Becker Ella Llcllti l Herman Becker l Ella Lirlzti 1 Herlnan Beal-gr 'Ella Lighfi 6:00. . . Dinne jDinner Dinner Dinner p Dinner Dinner 7 215. . . Picture Shows ' Gallery H nniletics Picture Shows Picture Shows Gallery Homiletiffs Picture Shows Harry Haary 'Harold Goerz Hairy Ilaary llarry Haary Harold Goerz Ilarry Haury 10:15. . . Magnetics Magnetics I Spreads Magnetics Spreads Spy-Qads Ealalle Kaiser 1 Ealalle Kaiser Laura llester l ltalalie K aiser Laura Dester Lawn. Dexter 7-A 5 1 X 5 Q ILLENJG Q J YOU WULIL S - If W Qs- Y f .Y s . 'l 5 1 Mlfwiifgf. , ' H SN-'X N 'W ' f22:2 f' - X f X 65' fb? N A M 7' M'MEffM.LlIiIV l NW ., f w ,V B I 1 fx 9 Vf WZ XQZP 'XKYQN Olildl 5 PLEASE NOTE! Through the generous assistance of the NEWTON BUSINESS MEN, this undertaking of ours has been possible. They have given us their hearty co-operation. Therefore, STUDENTS OF BETHEL COLLEGE, give them your hearty support and patronage. The Graymaroon staff thanks each advertiser most sincerely. An Index list Adair Haherdashery .... Anderson's Book Store. . . Barnum, N. K Co. ..... . Bethel College ...... Brunner. Chas. J ..... Century Clothing Co.. .. China Emporium .. . . . Cockley's . .......... . Conrad, A. B. ......... . Crystal Confectionery .... Duff Sn Son. ........... . Evans Bros. ........ . Faherty Shoe Shop ..... First National Bank .... Fritz Printery ......... Furlong's Barber Shop .... Goerz Flour Mills Co. .... Graybill Bros. ........ . Gross, Dr. Alexander S .... .. . Guymon lJendroy's ..... Hanlin Lewis Merc. Co.. .. . .. Hauck Tailor Co. ...... . Haury, Dr. A. O. ......... Haury, Dr. R. S. ............ . Herold Book and Pub. Co. .... . Hetzel's Clothes Shop ......... Houston-Doughty Lhr. Co.. . . . Kansas Gas S: Electric Co.. . .. Kansas State Bank ........... Kopke Bros. Merc. Co. ....... . Lehman Hdw. S1 Imp. Co. .... . Livingston's ............ One Hundred Twenty-Iwo Page 126 127 123 143 128 126 139 133 138 132 134 138 142 137 139 126 124 135 135 130 128 140 134 134 136 142 139 127 134 142 127 136 of the advertisers : May, XYill ...... .. McManus K Co. ............ . Mennonite Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Midland National Bank ...... Murphy Studio .......... .. Nelson, Oscar F .......... .. Newton Ice Cream Co .... .. Newton Lumber Co. .... .. Newton Music Co. ...... .. Newton Tire Hospital ........ North Side Furniture Co. .... . Palace of Sweets ......... .. Reed's . .................... . Reese's Drug X jewelry Store. Rich Mercantile Co. ......... . Richert, A. ul. K Co. ..... .. Schmidt, Otto R ..... .. Smith, Dr. L. T. ............ . Smith's Drug Store .......... Sprinker, Henry J., Undrtkr.. Sprinker, Henry J., Furniture. Stovall ..................... Sutorius Bakery ......... .. Swartz, S. M., Lbr. Co .... .. The Bootery ........... . . The Racket ......... . . Up-to-Date Laundry . .. lYallace, bl. K. .............. . XValter, Henry. ............. . lVelsh Transfer 8 Storage Co.. lYoods K Sterha ............. XYoolington Motor Car Co. .. 126 137 128 131 141 140 140 142 138 139 140 133 132 128 138 125 138 135 132 129 129 142 140 136 123 137 139 136 135 137 131 133 STYLE SHOES OF QUALITY What's New We Show THE STORE WHERE QUALITY MEETS PRICE. THE BOOTERY Unruh and Linscheid, Props. 511 Main Street. Newton, Kansas 5' Once Tried Always Bought 65 Years of Knowing How to Make Good Clothes. Stein Bloch Brand Knox Hats. Arrow Brand Shirts and Collars. Nifty Toggery for Young Men. X-CL' I N. BARNUM CE, CO. Established 1878 ,bl Veg f E C 'LEW' 115, Isp X . 5 if ll 11. A 'WML . ,?,,41 'fy T 1 l' rl f 1 f I ffafClofl1e5 H. N X11 . gf . 517 Main St. Newton, Kansas Om' Hundred Twenty-flu Ready for big business- 6'Ameriean Aeei' The Flour of the Nation With a New Milll, a New Brand and New Friends R. A. Goerz, Pres. and Mgr. J. C. Reid, Asst. Mgr. C. I. Norton, Sales Mgr. W. C. Corby, Traffic Mgr. A. D. Schmutz, Accountant E. W. Penner, Grain Buyer Mrs. A. E. Elliot, Stenographer Miss E. Halstrom, Stenographer The Goerz Flour Mills Co Newton, Kansas Member of Food Adrninistratxon O ffundrwl TiC'1'IIf,1'--ffllll' The Home of Hart Sehaffner 81 Marx CLOTHES FOR MEN 2 434' I ' f W K I 5 A. J. RICHERT CH, CC. Cash Clothiers 505 Main Street N t K Clothes for the Young Men The fellows who demand the very latest in styles, Ht and fabric, know our clothes and furnishings meet their every desire even to reason- ablesness in price. Society Brand , Michaels- Stern Ed. V. Price U ST EINKIRCHNER'S Century Clothing Company What's New We Show Felix Furlong Will May Barber Shop We Cater to Students, GOOD SHOES THAT FIT A Shop for Home People. Four Chairs and a Bath All New but the Barbersi PTIOUC NO. 702 By Royal Theatre Main Stfeet. 518 Main Newton, Kansas Newton, Kansas The Adair Haberdashery Men's Furnishing and Made to Measure Clothes The little Store with big bargains 421 Main Street O mf Hundrrfzl Twenly-si.r EASTMAN KODAK AND FILMS KODAKS BROWNIES PREMOS 57.50 to S60 S2 to S18 S1 to S20 PROMPT SERVICE FINISHING In at 10, out at 6 the same day. ANDERSON'S BOOK STORE Near Depot Sole Dealers, Victrolas HARDWARE SPECIALTIES Razors, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Cooking Utensils, Stoves, etc. Lehman Hardware 8z Implement Co. Kansas Gas 8z Electric Co. Phone 52 Be Up-to-Date Use Electric Light Electric Iron Electric Cleaner We Are at Your Service Give Us a Trial 1. D. NICHOLSON, Supt. One H11111lI'fd T'Lc'f'nt1 Hanlin - Lewis Merc. Co. Newton, Kansas. You will find our store a Friendly Store, where you will be able to secure the MERCHANDISE YOU WANT. Where the PRICES ARE RIGHT and a place in which you will feel at home while shopping. Ready-to-wear and millinery MEN'S FURNISHINGS SHOES HOSIERY SILKS DRESS GOODS The Store That Shows The New Things First Have Your Ey es Examined by a Registered Optometrist at R E E SE ' S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE Chas. J. Brunner Dealer in GROCERIES, FRESH AND CURED MEATS, OYSTERS AND FISH 117 W. 6th St. NEWTON, KANSAS We Appreciate The Mennonite Mutual Fire Insurance Company Insures against Fire, Lightning, Cyclones, Tornadoes and Wind- storms at very reasonable rate. Straight and Honest Losses are paid promptly. General OFfice, 119 W. 6th St., .- Newton, Kansas. J. W. Penner, Pres. J. H. Richert, Sec. One Hundred Twenty-eight Henry J. Sprinker UNDERTAKER Funeral Chapel 117 West Sixth Tel. Chapel 87 Residence 615 Henry J. Sprinker FURNITURE My big furniture establishment is located at 519-521 Main Street I have what you Want for your home One Ifundrfd Twentj Guymon - Pendroy's THE STORE THAT HAS THE GOODS n xr S gr . NEWTON'S Big Department Store O Hddll ,- rv f, ,32 4 fm, A U U to H31 MQW els - a x cfs ' Q Q W1 X ' ' a Q Q 3 - N X A K lvl lim. BETHEL GRADUATES Have made this store their gift headquarters for years past. There are good reasons why-Largest Assortment, Highest Quality, Prices Always Lowest, Con- sistent With Best Quality-jewelry, Watches, Diamonds - The Better Kind WGODS 8z STERBA Newton's Dependable Gift Shop. The Midland National Bank Appreciates the accounts of members of the Faculty and Stu- dents. If you are not a customer of this bank now, we shall be glad to welcome you as one at any time. H. E. Suderman, President H. A. Ingold, Cashier J. C. Nicholson, Vice-President W. F. Decker, Asst. Cashier D I R E C T O R S : R. A. Goerz J. C. Nicholson I. M. Grant G. W. Young Dr. R. S. Haury H. E. Suderman E. F. Evans Walter Trousdale One Hundr'0d Thirty-one Smith's Drug Store 515 Main Street Phone 400 Try Our Ice Cream It is always the best. Pure as the snow, cold as the frozen north. CRYSTAL CONFECTIONERY 525 N. Main Telephone 850 Newton, Kansas. Your Clothing Needs Supplied at REED'S One Hundred Thirty-two Dodge Nash Cadillac The three American Aces of the Allied Armies. We have one of the most modern and largest Fire-proof garages to be found in the state. Open day and night. STORAGE ACCESSORIES PENNSYLVANIA TIRES AND TUBES Woolington Motor Car Company Newton, Kansas. 119-121 W. Broadway Phone 511 GQMNG Cockleyis Ask your grocer for X'li jf! , Butter - Nut Bread REA 624 Main Street Phone 155 The enormous volume of our business is strong evidence of our ability to serve you clean and sanitary lunch at all hours in shortest possible time. Our Ice Cream and Drinks are made from the best material that money can buy. The Candies are absolutely Home Made and Wholesome. Our intention is to Satisfy you. PALACE OF SWEETS POULOS BROS., Proprietors 508 Main St. Phone 390 Newton, Kansas. U 114' Ifundred Thir ty-three C. F. Claassen, President C. B. Warkentine, Vice-President C. W. Claassen, Cashier Glenn Miller, Asst. Cashier john J. Ediger, Asst. Cashier fu- ' e.q? IVNq5q ff, THE KANSAS STATE nhuiarllf - i qlrlvr M 33-g x mir , jf BANK -I 2-ri-Tin I I Capital and Surplus. ......... S120,000.00 . -- o f Newton, fe 2 N W . :aw ' M Zigi 6 S4 Deposits Guaranteed 0-1.,,,.i..t: D I R E C T O R S : C. B. Warkentin, J. H. McNair, J. H. Linn, J. T. Axtell, S. A. Hanlin, Thos. Sheridan, J. Regier, O. Moorshead, Frank S. Hupp, C. F. Claassen, C. W. Claassen. Phone, Office 112 Res. 1067 RICHARD S. HAURY,M.D. DR. ARTHUR O. HAURY , Surgeon Dentist 5272 Main St. Newton, Kansas 5272 Main St. Newton, Kansas FURNITURE RUGS UNDERTAKING 124-126 East 5th Street Store Phone 262 Residence Phone 325 U 171' H11nd1'1'd Tl1i1'1'y-four GRA YBILL BROS. WE FIT MEN OUT FROM HEAD 'ro Foor Stetson and Mallory Hats Styleplus and Adler-Rochester Edwin clapp, Walk-Over and Tilt Clothes Shoes Superba Neckwear Lion Brand and Wilson Shirts Cooper Spring Kneedle Knit Under- wear ' Lion Collars and Soft Collars 571 Discount to Students Hours: 8 to 6 Phone 374 Dr. Alexander S. Gross Surgeon Dentist 6022 Main St. Newton, Kansas L. T. SMITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Phones: Residence 216 Office 215 Newton, Kansas. Henry Wa1ter's Shoe Shop Electric Equipment New shoes for men and women Back of Midland National Bank 111 West 6th Street Newton, Kansas. One' I'11lIldI'E'll Tllirty-fir? Herold Book CQ, Publishing Co. 728 Main Street Newton, Kansas Get all your SCHOOL SUPPLIES at the Herold. Good stock of Fountain Pens, Kodaks, Art Goods Pianos, Organs, Grafonolas, Records, Music Rolls, Sewing Machines. S. M. Swartz Lumber Co. Good Lumber and Building Material South of Depot. Our Motto- On The Square J. K. Wallace Furniture and Undertaking Complete House Furnisher NEWTON, KANSAS Night Phone 1217-J Day Phone 98 Home of Good Eats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables High Grade Canned Goods SERVICE QUALITY PRICE HLIVINGSTON' S Phone 1426-1427 Bakery 115 U 111' Hu llfllffd Thirty-six Staple and Fancy Groceries THE MCMANUS CO. NEWTON, KANSAS FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEWTON, KANSAS Oldest Bank in Harvey County. Phone 47 or 956 for WELSH TRAN 129-133 West Sixth Street Taxi Cab, Auto Livery and Baggage. SFER CG, STORAGE CO. Newton, Kansa When You Want Anything In a Present Call at THE RACKET We Have It A Little of Everything One lfunflrf dTh 1 Newton Music Company 513 Main Street A EVanS Established Twenty Years . F ,i Bros. xxgwv '-aff Cash Buyers and Cash Sellers. . Hardware - Sportsmens Goods Best Values for your Money in 'f i PIANOSR PLAYER PIANOS XFN PHONOGRAPI-is CO and .fasamqly Liberty Bonds Accepted. EG 1 lmuwi Otto R. Schmidt Harness, Tires Vulcanizing Retreading a Specialty 116 W. Sixth Newton, Kansas 01. .Oomvm Newton, Kansas RICH MERCANTILE CO. FOR HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS AND TRACTORS Henry Diston 8z Stanley Tools Buy the Litt Multi Blade Razor Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pm? ffzlnzlrrd Tlzirfy-eight J. B. Fritz N. M. Fritz H. R. Fritz FRITZ PRINTERY Quality Printers Phone 423 114 East Fifth Newton, Kansas - Don't Forget To Figure With The Houston-Doughty Lumber Co. Builders, Material, Hardware, Silos, Fencing, Hay Tools, Etc. 200 East 6th St. Phone 323 Newton, Kansas UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY Phone 14 204 Main THE CHINA EMPORIUM 504 Main Street China, Glassware and Athletic Goods NEWTCN TIRE HOSPITAL McCauley and Thompson Tire Repairing, Retreading and Tire Halfsoles Sheridan Tires and Inner Tubes All Work Guaranteed Phone 403 115 West Broadway Newton, Kansas Um' Hundred Thirty-nim 1 IDEAL BREAD Nuff sed Sutorious Bakery Phone 170 130 West Fifth Street FURNITURE RENTED FOR THE SCHOOL TERM See us before buying. North Side Furniture Co. 715 Main Street HAUCK TAILORING CO. 113 W. 5th St. Phone 768 NEWTON, KANSAS Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing I C E C R E A M BOTTLED SODA Made in a Sanitary Factory Phone No. 247 Order From Newton Ice Cream Co. OATS 81 HAY Next To a Good EDUCATION The best preparation for the future is a Policy with The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance CO. It will provide for your old age if you liveg it will provide for you if you are totally disabledg it will provide for your loved Ones in case of death. Oscar F. Nelson General Agent Randall Building Newton, Kansas Un? Hundred lforty Like Bethel College Also Like Bethel We Give Satisfaction For twenty-two years We have photographed the Bethel Graduating Classes without one break. Do you think they would have kept on coming if they had not been satisfied. 6ZZ1'e Murphy' Studio Um' Hl111ff1'f11 I When your shoes need hxin', come to BERT FAHERTY SHOE SHOP 710 Main Street Service Satisfaction KOPKE BROS. MERC. CO. Newton, Kansas. 623 Main Phone 524 Newton's Largest Grocery Store Make this Store your Headquarters Otto J. Kopke, Manager STOVALL Portraits and Kodak Finishing Newly Eqwpped Ground Floor 621 Main NEWTON LUMBER CO. Newton, Kansas where Good Service and Lowest Prices Prevail Phone 1212 108 East Broadway HETZEL'S CLOTHES SHOP Newton, Kansas We Clean, Press and Repair A11 Work Guaranteed On? Hundrffd Forty-two Bethel College Extends Special Greetings to the Readers of the Graymaroon. Do you wish to continue your education? THE ACADEMY admits you as soon as you have completed the grade or the district school. THE COLLEGE receives graduates of high schools and academies. All work, both in the College and Academy, is accredited by the state. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT, giving elli- 'cient instrumental and vocal instruction leading to certificates, is open to all. HOME ECONOMICS and WOODWORK- ING are new features. THE SUMMER SCHOOL and THE SHORT BIBLE COURSE may suit your needs. If interested, write for our catalogue or any special information. PRES. W. KLIEWER BETHEL COLLEGE NEWTON, KANSAS One I-11111511 ed I mtj thrfe Snap Shots of City Views View from Main St. Looking North from 5th St Une Hundrm' Forty-four lv:- iii? Q... 'ZQJCZ :flsi asf, :F f-liz, 15:15 I '11 .'f-. -1. , :sf-3 334' YE: :-e4 - ft- 53: in 4. . C73 ' nw :-S5 :i'3'.'