Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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Wi The Spring The soul of a college is the personality complex of the faculty. Each member in his own singular fashion brings his personality to bear upon the changeable element of a college-the student body. These men and women who aim to lead us to higher levels of learning and living come from many communities and states. They are a product of the particular environment that has produced them. Significant in this environment are the educational institutions from which these faculty members have received their degrees. The imprints of these institutons upon each one have been carried into our school and have helped to make her a school of many influences. Our Bethel faculty represents a fusion of the more subtle influences and finer qualities that eminate from the universities in this land. They come, as it were, from the north and the south, the east and the west to give credit to our insti- tution. Students look with satisfaction upon the fact that each year more men are securing Ph. D. degrees in order to be of greater service to the school. This is done in spite of the meager income and the uncertain future before them. To the soul of our school this means growth. The outstanding thread of unity binding the faculty into a single pur- pose is the effort of each instructor to teach in acco1'dance with the Chris- tian principles of living. Such unity in the purpose of instruction when so many diversified personalities are involved points to the uniqueness of the school. It sets for us an idealism we cannot do wrong to follow. Thirt

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i l The Faculty DR. J. W. KLIEWER, S. T. B., D. D. President Emeritus Dr. Kliewer is the Bethel College Church pastor. And in this position he proves lo be a great master. PROF. P. J. WEDEL, A. M. Registrar of College and Assistant Chemistry. Professor in Chemistry and also the Registrar. Who enrolls all the students that are. PROF. J. F. MOYER, A. M. Professor o Treasurer of College and Instructor in Economics Professor Moyer, you know, is King of Finance. And with lots of our hills, he takes a big chance. PROF. A. J. GRABER, A. M. Business Manager and Assistant Professor of English. Dramalics is Professor Graber's idol, And to this end, his mind was never idle. DR. J. R. THIERSTEIN, Ph. D. Professor of German and French. German is his hobby. Hard he works both clay and night, To leach students their Dutch aright. PROF. D. H. RICHERT, A. M. Professor of Mathematics. Our Uncle Davy is a jolly, good-humored. Good mathematician. who is loved by all. PROF. J. H. DOELL, B. S., A. B. Professor of Biology. A big botany man from out there , Who does his bragging before election. PROF. J. E. LINSCHEID, A. M. Professor of English. With the Literature masters of his kind, In search and research has he spent much time. PROF. W. H. HOHMANN, Music M. Director of Department of Music. His fingers swiftly glide over the piano keys and hands and arms talk to the chorus when it sings. PROF. A. P. FRIESEN, A. M. Professor of Physics. Our Einstein spends long hours in his laboratory students and on various experiments. PROF. R. E. ANDERSON, Music M. Professor of Voice. Uses his voice to bring joy to himself and others. Sponsor of the remarkable octette. PROF. J. B. HEFFELFINGER, A. M. Supervisor of Critic Teachers. J. B. Heffelfinger is our student-teachers observer, And in this work, he puts forth much fervor. Fourteen his working with