Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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' t I I 41 A Qi if l tk A I t lk f , f .I X I ? ' r Q W , 'l t I WX Memories . . . each day of these nine 4 t 1 it it , it x months has made its contribution to the 1946-47 book of memories. As We look back with wonder and delight, we find that hopes for the return of a normal college atmosphere have been realized. The Wild excitement of the first post-war football game . . . the hilarious glee of the Halloween masquerade . . . the gaiety of the Christmas banquet . . . the thrill with an undercurrent of sadness of the gradua- tion ceremony-these thoughts come to us as we View the familiar college campus. To each individual the year has had its special significance. More than just a group of buildings, Bethel College is a scene for the building of a peaceful world community. It calls men and Women from all parts of the globe to renew happy memories, The Graymaroon staff has attempted to reproduce life at Bethel realistically and accurately. It is hoped that this issue of the Grayrnaroon Will furnish an entertain- ing and informative record of familiar scenes and familiar faces-now as Well as in the future. the Editors. 4

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One of the best known and most beloved figures on the Bethel College Cam- pus is that of Dr. I. H. Doell, who for the past thirty-six years has been proa fessor of biology. With his hearty handshake, warm smile, and unique sense of humor he has won his way into the hearts of all. That subtle bit of humor creates in his classroom a cheerful and delightful atmosphere. In those who approach the specimens of a biology laboratory with fear and trembling, he has instilled a new determination and interest. To the students Dr. Doell has been not only a professor but a true and sincere friend. His conversations with students reveal his sincere personal interest in their happiness. As a tribute to his devoted service to Bethel College and his genuine interest in the welfare of every student we dedicate this, the 1947 Graymaroon, to Dr. Iacob H. Doell.