Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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Orlando Schmidt Schmitty, whose home is in Buhler, Kansas, went through his four years of college On Wings of Song. An excellent pianist, his time was inter- spersed playing solos for various occasions and ac- companying voice recitals. He also took part in such activities as Student Volunteers, being on the cabinet of that organization in his junior and senior years and serving as its president in his junior year ; S.C.M., serving here also as a cabinet member; A Cappella Choir; and I.R.C. He was a member of the Student Council ' 43- ' 44, ' 44- ' 45, and was vice- president of the organization ; similarly he was vice- president of the senior class. For his life work he plans to do some type of full-time Christian service, perhaps mission work. His two major fields are English and Bible with a double minor in music and biology. —23—

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Delsie Tieszen Beautiful marimba music and a lot of vitality and enthusiasm will leave us when Delsie graduates. This year ' s seniors were well guided in choosing her to fill the place of class president. Being a native of Marion, South Dakota, she graduated from Free- man, South Dakota, Junior College, and then came here to finish her last two years of college. While here she has been active in the Student Volunteers and the Student Christian Movement. She also took part in such musical organizations as Or- chestra, band, and the A Cappella Choir. In her junior year she was a member of the Collegian staff, and in her senior year was Assistant Business Manager on the Graymaroon staff. She graduates Yviih a major in English and commerce, and plans to go on and do some type of secretarial work. 2 2

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H. Marguerite Sprunger Marguerite, elected to the position of secre- tary for the senior class, came to us from her home in Berne, Indiana, after spending three years at Moody Bible Institute, and one year at South Dakota State College. Her two years here were active ones. A Student Volunteer member for both years, she was a member of the cabinet in ner senior year, serving as program chairman. She was also a member of the Home Economics Club ttnd president of that organization for a year. In her junior year she worked as a linotype operator in the print shop, and in her senior year worked as assistant to the Dean of Women. With a keen interest in ' art, Marguerite has found that her abil- ity along that line has been an excellent asset in her field of work. She plans to follow some type of missionary work, perhaps in South America if she feels led to go there. She graduates from Bethel with a major in Home Economics and a minor in Sociology. —24—