Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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OREWORD Three lean years have passed since the publication of the last Gray- maroon. The students' purses could not stand the strain. The students, however, have felt a need of historically recording in Bethel's annuals the student life unique to this time. Student conditions five years ago do not compare with today's set-up and that they will continue to change is most probable. Therefore, we say that the purpose of this annual is to record for our- selves and posterity a few glimpses of student life which will be worth remembering. This book is not specifically the Work of a staff. Several score persons have shown an interest in the annual and have contributed material with only the thanks of the editor as compensation. That this book may be a reminder of our college days in all their phases is the desire of the staff. If vga-