Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1949 volume:

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I, H -. mfg 1'e'g:aQZ-Wifi.: Q5',,??,g,, ,,:g,, I f - A-jrfQ?, f's m.1g EEf'igQ+:1 'ii' ff+5e24 -'g.g:A.1 , -, I, 1 52' 2 - 5, W m f - -1 lb rj .-w,1f, f gg1,-5s.-- ' : f e , ,.r,f,3.rf,-,yn-' 'f'j 429'gi :mm Q- ft if n w: Vw? '? ' 'T ' ' ' ' ' ' X' E Q v 1 ai H' 7 ? A 4 5 W P If Ll' V MWXW HMS vmms wx QQvQ?wmxm YMXXH YMXWX NYM WMM KANSAS llllllWllllll The thoughts of people tend to turn back- wards, their minds reflecting on past experiences. This reflecting on the past is one of our most valued assets - our memory. ln our reminiscing, we come upon our col- lege days, indeed some of the most pleasant days of our lives. The joy found in recalling some event - enrollment, freshman initiation, an ath- letic contest, commencement, a banquet, a date, yes, even a class lecture - is immeasurable. How- ever, some of these fond memories will not be retained throughout the course of an eventful life. They will sink into oblivion unless some outside force is introduced. It is, therefore, the earnest desire of the C-RAYMAROON staff that this pictorial review of the school year i948-49 will be- a stimulus to your memory so that many cherished experiences will not be forgotten. llllllllllll DEAN PETER S. GOERTZ I886-i948 Dean of Bethel College l93O-1948 - The good that men do lives after them- ln the minds of many hundreds, perhaps thousands, of students and alumni, Dean Coertz is a significant part of Bethel Col- lege which is as it should be. His unshak- able belief in the good in every one of us is the key to a clear appreciation of his per- sonality. As friend or teacher and as dean he seemed always to elicit andguide, never to dictate, thus helping us to believe in our- selves as well as in him and all that he rep- resents: his philosophy, his religion, his mode of life. Hopeful, helpful, under- standing, patient, inspiring - these were his qualities as mentioned most frequently in the many intimate letters of sympathy to Mrs. Goertz after the Dean's unexpected death in August of 1948. His many acquaintances at home and abroad have found their own lives enriched in knowing him. ,.......?...,... f X uk. 4,48 Q. 4 on ,fag . wg yukhiw 'W f 3 ' +.,A'i, -54 1 'A' gi'y J1 x iz' . 4, ' iysixaki R '-. Y , af 9 I f, ,,W., M ,Wi 7 1 5 'ff 4 Q jg Tw' ff 'Ov 314 fm , .ff 4 qu-uv' x ,ng un'-' ' ,I fift- -4 , 4 f i rf, f ,f ff, fri'-ri.,x f .fy .Ni L 'k -'-.. N 1 HM. . ,- RY 4' 'ij H' av 'N 'Y 'X , mf I 21-Lf cnwmmvls AIIMIIIIISIIIAIIIIN IZIIISSIS IIIIIIANIZAIIIINS AIHIIIIIIS IINI2 AIIIS ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT ED. G. KAUFMAN I V L f A W A r i i i DEAN H. A. FAST Professor of Bible l nfl DR. J. WINFIELD FRETZ Dean of Men P f f S ' I RMS ro essor o ocno ogy RN MRS. E. L. HARSHBARC-ER Dean of Women Instructor of Home Economics and English lHl llllllllll DR. CORNELIUS KRAHN Church History REV. JACOB J. ENZ Bible and Christian Education llihle DR. J. E. HARTZLER Philosophy and Bible DR. LEONARD C. KREIDER Chemistry DR. DAVID H. RICHERT Mathematics 1 I The Natural Sciences MR. ROBERT CERINC Biology The Nat ral Sciences MR. DANIEL J. EWY Mathematics wmv 1,11 44' .5213 ' kkk- ' A A MISS JESSIE BROWN Nursing Education DR. JACOB H, DOELL Biology MR. N. PAUL STUCKY Physics The Humanities . E Q DR. WALTER H. HOHMANN MISS HONORA E. BECKER Music MR. JAMES A. BIXEL Piano English MR. VILAS CERBER Music Ihe Humanities M I SS LENA WALTN ER Art AXQXI '-,,..,1 MR. WILLIAM T. WILKOFF Speech and Dramatics M I SS CERTRUDE HOHMANN Voice DR. DAVID H. SUDERMAN Music MISS MARY JO BEIMER Piano Social Sciences ,saw DR. R. C. KAUFFMAN Psychology MR. HARLEY STUCKY MR. J. LLOYD SPAULDINC History V Economics vwwwyw' I I I I Applied Arts and Sciences MR. P. R. KAUFMAN Industrial Arts MISS WILMA TOEWS Home Economics .I . MR. MENNO S. HARDER MISS MARJORIE RUTH Education Elementary Education Applied Arts and Sciences MISS RUTH BAUGHMAN Commerce and Business Administration MR. WILLIAM L. FRIESEN Agriculture MISS FRANCES BECKER Commerce and Business Administration va MISS MILDRED BEECHER MR. ROBERT W. TULLY Physical Education Physical Education AIIMI lllllllllll MR. HARRY E. MARTENS M I SS LEONA KREHBI EL Librarian MR. HENRY CLAASSEN Assistant in Public Relations Business Manager REV. JOHN F. SCHMIDT Historical Library MR. WlLLlS E. RICH Director of Public Relations fm R -az.. O--w-A r -- DR. PETER J. WEDEL Registrar MR. JOHN F. MOYER Assistant Treasurer Alllllll lSlllAllll MRS. ANNA BAUMGARTNER Alumni Association MR. IRVIN G. NEUFELD Instructor in Journalism Assistant in Public Relations MR. OTTO SOMMER Comptroller and Office Manager l 1 l 2l Slllll llSSlSlA iS MARGARET JAHNKE Public Relations Secretary MYRTLE COERING NEVA UNRAU KATHRYN BACHMAN Bethel College Press HERTA WILLMS' , Business Office HULDA GAEDE ELAINE LOGANBILL Secretary of President MAXINE RUTH Dean's Office ww., . 9 MRS. UNRUH, LENA PAULS, MRS. ROUPP, MRS. PETERS, ELLA DUERKSEN Dining Hall P. J. PETERS Janitor of Memorial Hall x,,.f' nf C. J. KAUFFMAN Curator of the Museum SlAllASSlSlA lS LOUISE DUERKSEN Dietician MRS. A. J. RECIER Bookstore and Inn WALDO BRANDT Manager, Bethel College Press Slllll llSSlSlA lS EARL KOEHN Assistant Engineer CALEN KOEHN Chief Engineer ED VOTH Plumber and Electrician KENNETH SCHROEDER College Dairy C- B- COERWC RICHMOND SCHROEDER Caretaker of Campus Grounds Operational Manager, College Dairy Farm HARRISON UNRUH ARTHUR FREY Head Janitor Carpenter Sllllll lllllll LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. H, A. Fastg Eugene Regierg Velma Schroederg Bertha Fast, Sara Marie Enszg Mrs. Eva Harsh Krehbiel, Secretaryg Mary Moyer, Evelyn Coering, Vice- bargerg James Heang Dr. J. W. Fretz. Presidentg Willis Vothg Reford Wedel, President: Fredric The Student Council meets regularly on Thursday evening of each school week. Their purpose is to promote democratic living on the campus. Most major student activities are sponsored by the council-all school parties, clean-up days, freshman orienta- tion, Homecoming Day, etc. The Student Council is the voice of the students. Through the council, it is hoped that the needs of the students may be adequately met. Bllllllll lll IllllllIlllllS g g 2 i k 2 ' is X' 4 BACK ROW: Rev. Henry Hegeg Rev. Sam Coering, Vice- Chairmang Rev. Arnold E. Funk, Secretaryg Mr. Chris H. Chairmang Mr. Cerhard Zergerg Dr. A. M. Lohrentzg Mr. Goering, Treasurerg Dr. Ed G. Kaufman. NOT IN PIC- P. F. Quiringg Rev. P. K. Regier. FRONT ROW: Rev. TURE: Mr. Louis Janzeng Mr. Max Smithg Dr. B. ,J. J. M. Regierg Rev. Phil Wedelg Rev. Abraham J. Dycli, Stucky. BHHH llllllllil WONll 'SASS0lIlAllll The Women's Association is one of Bethel's most active organizations. ln the past it has sponsored some outstanding proj- ects, such as the installation of the pipe organ in the chapel, the large electric oven in the kitchen, and decorating the reception room at Carnegie. At present it is raising money for a new girls' dormitory. Members of Entz, Presidentg Presidentg Mrs Presidentg Mrs the Board are: Mrs. J. E Mrs. H. A. Fast, First Vice -Galen Koehn, Second Vice Richard Blosser, Secretary Mrs. H. R. Ensz, Treasurerg Mrs. Herbert A. Coeringg Mrs. Albert Klaasseng Mrs. H. S. C-oertzeng Mrs. L. C. Kreiderg Mrs. J. H. Lingenfelderg Mrs. P. R. Kaufman. Qa- HM f w'?P: Af ,,7 1 . . Z 1 1 5 X Li 'V a, f 1 , it iv' ll MM-- 3. . it f 8 , X 5... 1, X A 'rn ' . x---F E ff , . L +- .wk 'KM' A . -glhifmgi III ul! . ,.. ,Q M .. . I , 4 . QUNK B ...wW,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,., , ,A.-..,.,,1....-Q-.-ff-v cr I l 2 l C ' ' 3 C rf, '1 1, T ' 5 x. fZ'f'i . N F ,, I Q ws, , 1 ,C li 1 VERNON NEUFELD WIDICK SCHROEDER President Vice-President Music Chemistry Shatter, California Newton, Kansas LINDA KLEIN BETTY NEUFELD Secretary Treasurer Music Music Newton, Kansas Paso Robles, California 40? ROY AUERNHEIMER WANDA BARTEL Social Science Social Science Burrton, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas BEATRICE BULLER EDITH CLAASSEN Social Science Social Science North Newton, Kansas Whitewater, Kansas BHK HERMAN CLAASSEN DANIEL CLASSEN Economics Social Science Newton, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas ARNOLD EPP KENNETH EPP Bible Mathematics Henderson, Nebraska Newton, Kansas i 4 of A.. Z S ., sifilims F ' as 'mi iwrwti l V ll I w I! j ,ui ,.,A 5 4. l VIOLA EWERT BERTHA FAST Home Economics Social Science Hillsboro, Kansas Mountain Lake, Min MARJORIE FAST Music North Newton, Kansas 905. nesota VIRGIL FLICKINGER Social Science Pretty Prairie, Kansas ffl' f ,lf 1 pdf . an EVELYN GOERING OSWALD C-OERINC Music Social Science North Newton, Kansas North Newton, Kansas O'RAY GRABER Sociology Marion, South Dakota WALTER CRUNDMAN Industrial Arts Valley Center, Kansas K 41' E .4 LOIS HABEC-GER Home Economics Busby, Montana 1--f Q'-Z7- MARGARET HETZ KE Music 'I-Iesston, Kansas I SAM HAYDEN Education A Stafford, Kansas RUPERT HOHMANN Music North Newton. Kansas IBN A ly DONALD ISAAC TILLIE FRIESEN JAHNKE History Home Economics Mountain Lake, Minnesota Herbert, Sask., Canada WALTER JOST WILLARD KAUFMAN Music Natural Science Hillsboro, Kansas Cleveland, Kansas GQ' W :ES 53' T' sqgysy U s Q.. ag E acaa HELGA KEMNITZER PETER W. KLASSEN Social Science Natural Science Bad Homburg, Germany Rosemary, Alberta, Canada WILLIAM KLASSEN Natural Science Rosemary, Alberta, Canada LEVI KOEHN Social Science Meno, Oklahoma f::' ,,,, ,,,, , Y, ,..a..?. C.. -- -2:..X r MARLIN KREHBIEL JOAN LAUNHART Chemistry Natural Science Deer Creek, Oklahontia Halstead, Kansas EARL LOCANBILL Social Science California, Missouri a:.A...iit r, fw- HAROLD MOYER Music North Newton, Kansas S? wr ' ,lf bww IQ' f foggy u 5. EDNA RUTH MUELLER ARLENE NEUFELD Education Business Halstead, Kansas Hanston, Kansas DAVID NEUFELD Social Science Rosemary, Alberta, Canada .. N 'Mm ifgi I mg FLOYD NUNLEY Bible Newton, Kansas f gi 5 3, V . , .cs . K ss Q 4 r is 4 S ' 1. I . L 33 L is X S 'X N. 'Nur ,ff I X. c K X . S Q2 IQ f-if Xia. , s - ,A , .., , . f 1 or for , A 'Y m 2 BERNICE RATZLAFF BURT RUSSELL Home Economics Music Inrnan, Kansas Portland, Oregon FRANCES SIEBERT Business Larned, Kansas MAURINE SIEMENS Home Economics North Newton, Kansas f it it r Amis 1' VERA STONEBRAKER HERBERT STUCKY Social Science Economics Newton, Kansas Moundridge, Kansas HELEN TIESZEN Social Science Marion, South Dakota WILLIAM UNRAU History Newton, Kansas 1' eg SK S f Q'ik i an , STANLEY VOTH Sociology Newton, Kansas , A 'Q mln f snug. '-4.1.2 L S Li 48 5 9 'Y AWK JAMES UNRUH TEATSKE VAN DER ZYPP Physical Education Bible Hillsboro, Kansas Rotterdam, Holland FLORENCE WALTER Biology Downs, Kansas i M K. -1. 4v-, ,I ai if hnu...a , Eiivv i t .si:w5917YI3i!5 f V' i SWL? L ffl ii we f' MERLE WEDEL Natural Science Moundridge, Kansas Not Pictured LORIS HABEGGER Halstead, Kansas IVAN C. RATZLAFF Meno, Oklahoma Who's Who Bertha Fast Virgil Flickinger Walter Jost Widick Schroeder Reford Wedel REFORD WEDEL Social Science Moundridge, Kansas IRENEPZERGER Music Moundridge, Kansas 's XJ-if 'W-1 1-ma., F q df . W., ilu 'QSM , R I ,W I ffar tt 2 '15 ,, ' :-,ziffx . ' ' s it H., 42 JU IURS JAMES R. HEAN, Pres. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MARY LOUISE BAUGHMAN North Newton, Kansas GILBERT GOERING, Vice-Pres. Moundridge, Kansas HILDA SCHMIDT, Sec. Newton, Kansas GERHARD BUHR Mountain Lake, Minnesota EUGENE MATTHIES, Treas. Buhler, Kansas VERNON ALLISON Hesston, Kansas ANNIE G. DICK Waterloo, Ontario LOUIS ANDERSON - Newton, Kansas CARL ANDREAS Beatrice, Nebraska JOSEPH DUERKSEN North Newton, Kansas LEROY AN DROES Newton, Kansas EARL BALZER Mountain Lake, Minnesota HELMUTH DYCK Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario HAROLD BARTEL - Hillsboro, Kansas JII IIIIIS lf... I I ARNOLD EWY 2 its 15 Parlier, California F V I FERDINAND EDICER A gg Drake, Sask., Canada I SELMA FAST 3, Newton, Kansas KATHARINE ENNS Inman, Kansas ELSIE EPP Henderson, Nebraska W x . ve e Q it ,,. I 1 WILLIS ESAU Buhler, Kansas s if I Y A ,Tx MARVIN EWERT Dolton, South Dakota IRVINC FAUST, JR. Newton, Kansas ' MARY LOU FRANZ Halstead, Kansas JOYCE R. FREY Newton, Kansas VI RCI L - FREY Newton, Kansas. EDWIN FRIESEN Henderson, Nebraska ELINOR FRIESEN Pawnee Rock, Kansas ORLANDO FRIESEN Aberdeen, Idaho JOHN GAEDDERT Buhler, Kansas . ,QQ 4 5. 'M Jhiim' X, av- K HI' I., 1 J' Q J fu-Q Qu. Q 30 4 , ff an N ng--A ff I., ,,,:qL'Q'- 1 'A:, W I ,I P , q 5 , 6 I I aw Y 'Wilh- 43 X.. ai l -ue , s'r'??- sf 9 A I ki ,, L,,X A,,, ,, , ,f gvfma. f 'av is I -- eww--fa, , 4, gf, ,. ivgjibl I, A. 'F' , 4 gif. V . . -1 4 Wm .NMA 21, if who , ...R N ' x or iw. f9l '+- 'if 3 I Ri S l 3? futlliksaf 'HOP' 1' Kr JII IIIIIS 1 LORRAINE GALLE Valley Center, Kansas MARVIN GERTSEN Newton, Kansas AARON C-LANZER Dolton, South Dakota ELAINE' GOERINC- Moundridge, Kansas MILTON C-OERINC McPherson, Kansas REUBEN GOERING North Newton, Kansas aa. .5 .H 1' 'L ARTHUR ISSAK ' Aberdeen, Idaho -1 ,.,, 4 I, 'A I if 57 Q .ff IRMA JAHNKE Herbert, Sask. MARTY KAUFMAN Moundridge, Kansas sc: 15 , VIOLET GOERING t ' , Moundridge, Kansas , I , - JOHN KLIEWER it 'Q Newport, Washington WILMER GOERINC McPherson, Kansas HOWARD H ERSH BERGER Hesston, Kansas DONALD KLIPPENSTEIN Henderson, Nebraska GEORGE HIEBERT Bingham Lake, Minnesota P'-waning. gg 6- tv , Qiwlff- I me YK if sv P1 A M. 425' ff, if W.- I J Q' '. 'g ,. A Aberdeen Idaho - E' ff-ff E F4 3 , Q gf 8 2 , x 1 gn 4 VA . as-,SN fs 1 r I WK 4 'lf iii? if 3, F49 L:.':f-5 9 Tx I. f uzz-25 ' f I to 'QL1 xi as f auf? lla' f JM 3 If A 415 is ,I 1, f - ,.f '-- ... N .k .III IIIIIS BRUNO PENNER Mountain Lake, Minnesota GERTRUDE REI MER Inman, Kansas EDNA PETERS North Newton, Kansas LEONARD PETERS Henderson, Nebraska MARJORIE REIMER Reedley, California GEORGE POETTCKER Pincher Creek, Alberta HENRY POETTCKER Pincher Creek, Alberta STANLEY ROU PP Hesston, Kansas BETTY QUIRING Frazer, Montana FRANK QUIRING Newton, Kansas E. PAUL RUTH Reedley, California RUTH GOERTZ RAHN North Newton, Kansas CATHERINE REGIER Newton, Kansas FRANCISCA SANTOS LaPIata, Puerto Rico EUGENE REGIER Reedley, California L 1 I Sai I 'H 'QS inf . ,J,,,,,. sa at -Q I . : sit! ut F 5 -3 . rg .: 5 .fl F if 4 ' I 1- X if-.. Jll lllllS CALVIN SCHROEDER Moundridge, Kansas LYDIA SANTOS we , -for Barranquitas. Puerto Rico HILMA SCHROEDER Hillsboro, Kansas WALTER SIEMENS ri if Buhler, Kansas GORDON SAWATZKY In Newton, Kansas A EIQ W BARBARA TIESZEN Osborne, Kansas X x lik' MILTON TlESZEN Newton, Kansas HELEN MAE SCHMIDT Hillsboro, Kansas NOVALIS TOEWS Mountain Lake, Minnesota LENA UNC-ER Abbotsford, Br. Columbia CALVIN SCHRAC- Parker, South Dakota WlLLlAM UNCER Abbotsford, Br. Columbia ARG I L U NRAU Moundridge, Kansas ,L ELMER SCHRAG ALLEN UNRUH Enid, Oklahoma l i Q Pretty Prairie, Kansas - , if FQ mf . 2 Q CW A' L, A .L A 1 ... J. 4, IF Q,l 'Q5:h1' , Y if Q, ...aunw sf f - was in T 'AA 'Q it 8 R EY 'if-V51 as . l is so an f .15--Q -- f-sn, W' fr-O9 X ri, Q b L L 1 ',-R' Q . 1 'iii be K gy rss .. ls 'Ugg l sr' gi 1 Y Cx at , as A L l R' Y X X V Q 'P' , wk if 'ya - I L, i, AE 15, 1 : . 5' 'PW ' 1 1 , ': fl .- ' . , ' am. iff . A V . - K .: '-t-QE..-mx. WWJZW 'I ll - i y K. .Ill lllllS DELLA MAE UNRUH Coessel, Kansas LELAND WEDEL North Newton, Kansas GENE UNRUH 1 Meno, Oklahoma ROBERT C. UNRUH Bloomfield, Montana KATHARINE WIENS Hanford, California HOPE VAN DER SMISSEN Carson City, Nevada ,...an6l43. it X 'Ali r mf ,J . , SW' Sr Q OMAR VORAN Kingman, Kansas BENJ. ZERCER, JR. McPherson, Kansas ALDEN VOTH Walton, Kansas HARRIS WALTNER Marion, South Dakota LUELLA4 ZERCER McPherson, Kansas ORVILLE WALTNER Freeman, South Dakota MARVIN WASSER Bedminster, Pennsylvania HAROLD WEDEL Aberdeen, ldaho Rael: 1, ,M az ,r ff - if al 7 sm as M,-,. L - -'A me H l r Not Pictured: OLIN HIEBERT North Newton, Kansas REED KAUFMAN Galva, Kansas BILL KREHBIEL Newton, Kansas 'Q' JOHN ENNS Inman, Kansas CURTIS JAHNKE Herbert, Sask., Canada GEORGE T. MEIRES Newton, Kansas JOH N PLU M MER Newton, Kansas EDYTHE SCHM I DT Newton, Kansas five in 'lf Q if SPICIAI Sllllll IS ANNE HOMAN Appingedam, Holland AGN ETHA DUERKSEN Goessel, Kansas GUSTAV REI MER Danzig, Germany ELAINE WALTNER Marion, South Dakota WOLFGANG FIEGUTH Leer, Germany BETTY ZERGER Moundridge, Kansas ERNA FRANKEN Leist, Holland . NELLIE SCHMIDT Newton, Kansas CARL STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas WILLIS VORAN Moundridge, Kansas ,adm V as . 'Y' Not Pictured: MARGARET PAN KRATZ Newton, Kansas HAROLD PLEN ERT Hillsboro, Kansas 49 ,..-........,,...1-iewne -. 1 fix. -mai' ,Q 5 gifamp R, Jiliria . LQ ,,, I tri .vt , i Q A R VU' .a. l, Q Tl f f A SUPHIIIVIIIIIIS HAROLD DUERKSEN President Hillsboro, Kansas EDWARD DETTWEILER Reedley, California ANNE DYCK Winkler, Manitoba, Canada RICHARD SIEMENS Vice-President North Newton, Kansas LINDA DYCK Whitewater, Kansas GLADYS PEARL SCHMIDT Secretary-Treasurer Newton, Kansas DARRELL ALBRIGHT Pretty Prairie, Kansas VIRGINIA ANDROES MENNO EDIGER Inman, Kansas BETTY ANN ENNS Newton, Kansas Newton, Kansas ,R vi , RAYMOND EWY VIOLET BEARD Parlier, California Witt, Kentucky L a I sf FLORENCE FAST North Newton, Kansas ROBERT BOESE Great Bend, Kansas HEINOLD FAST JOANNE BUHLER Lee Ge a Y Biuftton, Ohio RUTH FAST LAVERNA BULLER NeW'0 ' Kansas Newton, Kansas CORNELIA FRANZ LORENE BULLER Inman. Kansas Sl , - js: lt. I, fs 11f.,f':.,, qv ,'!'lN-Q , . '51 U9 Buhler, Kansas MILDRED CLAASSEN N, Whitewater, Kansas WARREN FULLER '- E R Q ,I Mountain Lake, Minnesota ' N EDGAR DALKEI Burrton. Kansas DELBERT GOERING Moundridge, Kansas ,X W B- X ,si 'I I .sl-5' -':. ' W, , . 'Y 1: 'af is 1 gh. g -- R, -af' rm X ' S3 ,rg it l Ei F lififf'-:fat 1 tf --+ 45 , H' ' Hifi., it + A 5 if P' Prize. as J., at. , Y 53 L 25,7 3q3.,:'f1,a. r 7 L sag A4 ... ai, S0 P Hvllll 0 Ill SW DUANE GOERINC Calva, Kansas EMIL COERING Moundridge, Kansas LOLA BETH COERING Moundridge, Kansas ORVILLE COERING Moundridge, Kansas ROBERT COERING North Newton, Kansas ERNEST COERTZEN Hillsboro, Kansas MARY ESTHER CRABER Newton, Kansas DONALD HARDER Mountain Lake, Minnesota JOHN HARSHBARCER North Newton, Kansas MARY CAUSEY HAYDEN Ysleta, Texas CARL HOHMANN Deer Creek, Oklahoma RANDOLIN HOHMANN North Newton, Kansas PAUL JANTZEN Beatrice, Nebraska CURTlS JANZEN Henderson, Nebraska MELVA KANE Meno, Oklahoma ALLEN DALE KAUFMAN Galva, Kansas MARLYS KAUFMAN McPherson, Kansas VIRCIL KAUFMAN Moundridge, Kansas MARIE KLAASSEN Laird, Sask., Canada JOHN KLASSEN Newton, Kansas PAUL KOEHN Meno, Oklahoma FERN KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas MARLOWE KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas VICTOR KREHBIEL Hutchinson, Kansas t .im V at .. tw 44 f .L , N. fat' P 1 S 2 sa , .tf 8 'W-,f gi Tk , 3 , ,W ,, zlgli T gfrgi if R mf Q eral, ' ill bs. ls , 1 1 7 ul Q IH - 'Il h K . .ffi-,A ' sp, .. 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I ff ail ws 1...,N 2 my - . +-. 52 SIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIS ART LANGENWALTER Aberdeen, Idaho DANIEL LEHMAN Versailles, Missouri SAMUEL LEH MAN Versailles, Missouri FLOYD LEI-IRMAN Goessel, Kansas DORENE LICHTI Deer Creek, Oklahoma HERBERT MARTENS Hooker, Oklahoma MARY MOYER Deer Creek, Oklahoma WALT NEUFELD Inman, Kansas DORIS NIKKEL Lehigh, Kansas JOSEPHINE NIKKEL Lehigh, Kansas KEITH N I LES Sedgwick, Kansas ALICE PANNABECKER Chicago, Illinois HULDA PENNER Inman, Kansas EUGENE PLENERT Hillsboro, Kansas ELIZABETH REGIER Moundridge, Kansas WALDO RENICH Newton, Kansas ARMANDO RIVAS Puerto Limon, ,Costa Rica ARLENE SCHMIDT Newton, Kansas GERALD SCHMIDT Goessel, Kansas VELORA SCHNI I DT Canton, Kansas VIRGINIA SCHROEDER Halstead, Kansas MARY SCHULTS Baarn, Holland MERLE SIEBERT Henderson, Nebraska DORIS SIEMENS Buhler, Kansas 53' 5? -9 A U I ki '-ar' 5 ,ahorf qv Kwan l-1 pd- Ff S is 1 -I 2, f iffy ai -er., :1 ' 'NL my .FL fm lv iw, ,Vg. j D J' I aa- ati' 'Y . mf we . ,, ,. S-Q ,Y iw f A I-fi SUPHIIIVIIIIIIS ALMA SMITH Pawnee Rock, Kansas MARVIN SMITH Pawnee Rock, Kansas JACOB STOBBE Winkler, Manitoba, Canada NAOMI TIESZEN Marion, South Dakota CHARLENE UNRUH Newton, Kansas JACK UNRUH Enid, Oklahoma LOWELL UNRUH Goessel, Kansas ROBERT E. UNRUH Newton, Kansas EVELYN VORAN Pretty Prairie, Kansas MYRON VORAN Pretty Prairie, Kansas E L LA VOT H Newton, Kansas KENNETH VOTH Newton, Kansas LELAND VOTH Newton, Kansas WILLIS VOTH Walton, Kansas ALICE WEDEL Moundridge, Kansas LAURA MAE WEDEL Moundridge, Kansas EVE LYN WI EBE Whitewater, Kansas MARJORIE WIENS S Beatrice, Nebraska Not Pictured: MELVERNE GOERINC Calva, Kansas RAYMOND GOOSEN Newton, Kansas IRIS ROBERTS Newton, Kansas DALTON SHIVE Newton, Kansas BUD WANTLAND Newton, Kansas KENNETH WIEMERSLACE Newton, Kansas C as 'I is wp If I W, as 2' as n :,. in 4 HIISHIVII ELDON BARGEN President North Newton, Kansas NORMAN DALKE Vice-President Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma DELMAR ANDERSON Secretary-Treasurer Oberlin, Kansas DOROTHY ANDROES Newton, Kansas MARGUERITE BIXEL Los Angeles, California ANNA LOUISE BOEHR North Newton, Kansas HAROLD BULLER Peabody, Kansas DORA CLAASSEN Whitewater, Kansas ELEANOR CLAASSEN Beatrice, Nebraska WALDO CLAASSEN Beatrice, Nebraska CLARENCE DALKE Goessel, Kansas EUGENE DESTER Deer Creek, Oklahoma CLAREEN DUERKSEN Hillsboro, Kansas DARLENE DU ERKSEN Inman, Kansas LEONA ENNS Hillsboro, Kansas ROLAND ENSZ Newton, Kansas SARA MARIE ENSZ Newton, Kansas HAROLD EPP Beatrice, Nebraska PAUL ESAU Whitewater, Kansas CECIL FINDLEY Newton, Kansas CHESTER FLICKINGER Pretty Prairie, Kansas C-ALEN FLICKNER Moundridge, Kansas BERNICE FRANZ Marlin, Washington MELVIN FRIESEN Hooker, Oklahoma 4:94 'Y' al-san il X ,r -if L ij 9' 4' gZ1.2 , i, i n A' ,W ,,,,i ig , L, Q5 is 94 I W L ,W - . w V V 4 5 , ' 1 , 9- , v h i ' ' 1. PM 'UP V' ,rj HHS FREDERICK FUNK Hillsboro, Kansas JAMES CAEDDERT Hutchinson, Kansas MENNO CAEDDERT Reedley, California VELMA GAEDDERT Buhler, Kansas ' DONALD GOERINC Moundridge, Kansas MYRON COERINC McPherson, Kansas RAMONA COERINC Kingman, Kansas Ll NFERD GOERTZ Hillsboro, Kansas ROBERT J. GRABER Pretty Prairie, Kansas LEORA CROEN I NG Hillsboro, Kansas HENRY HAMM DeWitt, Nebraska EDGAR HARDER Whitewater, Kansas lllllll LESTER HARMS Whitewater, Kansas VERNON HARMS Whitewater, Kansas DONNA HEGE Corn, Oklahoma KATHARINE HEINRICHS Kirk, Colorado PAUL ISAAK Aberdeen, Idaho MELVIN JANTZ Tampa, Kansas RAMON JANTZ Drake, Sask., Canada RUTH JANTZ Halstead, Kansas VERN JANTZ Odessa, Washington HELEN RUTH JANTZEN Beatrice, Nebraska WINNONA JANZ lnola, Oklahoma LILLIE M. KAUFFMAN Creston, Montana -: if A '13 V f , - 5 ll 'ie is if li 531' I A i E c ll va AQ' 1 wr 5-an-sub ,ff . P. is lr ,a , P 7, ,, E K 35 : .mb cgi, -I R 3 'N s fE 'k -fav, , -Q0 Fw, if w it , I ' 1? 3 X ' ,,. x I, Q' is , is X 11 ,, mu 'if -uv -w.,-K IIIISHNII DUANE KAUFMAN McPherson, Kansas NEVA BELLE KAUFMAN Partridge, Kansas DEAN KOPPES Newton, Kansas JESSE KREHBIEL Hutchinson, Kansas WALDO KREHBIEL Deer Creek, Oklahoma DAGMAR KROEKER Mountain Lake, Minnesota HILDA KROEKER Inman, Kansas RUTH ANNE LICHTI Deer Creek, Oklahoma LANOY LOGANBILL Newton, Kansas HAROLD LOHRENTZ McPherson, Kansas MARY FRANCES LYON Salt Lake City, Utah PAUL NACHTIGAL Dighton, Kansas ELDO NEUFELD Inman, Kansas LOIS NEUFELD Hanston, Kansas WILBUR NEUFELD Inman, Kansas ARDIE NICKEL Clinton, Oklahoma JOANNE NIKKEL Canton, Kansas EVELYN PAN KRATZ Hillsboro, Kansas NOR MAN PAN KRATZ Canton, Kansas VERNON PAULS McPherson, Kansas ERVIN PENNER Beatrice, Nebraska LORENE PENNER Hillsboro, Kansas LORETTA PENNER Hillsboro, Kansas MILFORD PENNER Inman, Kansas YQ , ,a, I fa 1-H-' if Q as ll I . I MAJ aww, Wi!-Ea?-fi was as ,, , ,,, 1 ,SP V .I S A , '::- 5 fi? r Q C15 L ... -Q-Q Arif? I , v 1 i , ifil - , in an 1 Gift 'Q' M, 2,31 ' 2 , vt Y ' ' T K' , . ,i,:,'E-f.f1't A ,Zim A . A 3,-gi 'L 1 . , 5, ,.- aft- .s F89 Q as I 'iq-u-wail e-5112131 I , ' , ' TU., f .: . ms' 'I -'auf f' ,T , 'u ,L w ',r+n .1 'f ,xml .as If I .V ,L .L 'nfs I X Q , 1' 1 iiiijstlvx A Q IIIISHIVII SARAH PENNER Inman, Kansas JACQUELYN PH I PPS Newton, Kansas DWIGHT PLATT Newton, Kansas BETTY RATZLAFF Coessel, Kansas MAXINE RATZLAFF Hillsboro, Kansas WILLIE RECEHR Inman, Kansas ROBERT RECIER Mountain Lake, Minn. CHARLES REIMER Whitewater, Kansas CLIFFORD RICKMAN Newton, Kansas MIRIAM SANTINI Barranquitas, Puerto Rico IRENE SCHMIDT Inman, Kansas LOIS SCHMIDT Dallas, Oregon MILDRED JEAN SCHM Newton, Kansas RICHARD SCHMIDT Hutchinson, Kansas ROBERT SCI-IMIDT Meno, Oklahoma VIVIAN SCI-IMIDT Hillsboro, Kansas MARY SCI-'IRAC Pretty Prairie, Kansas FREDRIC SCHROEDER Newton, Kansas LELAND SCHROEDER Newton, Kansas WAYNE SCHROEDER North Newton, Kansas BENJAMIN SAWATZ KY Newton, Kansas DONALD SCHMIDT Hillsboro, Kansas WILLIAM SCHROEDER American Falls, Idaho HELEN SCHWARTZ Pretty Prairie, Kansas IDT ' -I mf , H fs as ei' .f ,an 45' ou, Q ' I 'L I . 1:12, , :QE pf-'Qs sssi Q I 'A fs. I K if I If -, 'iii I T553 'I K' L, 1 ' fwlmii ,N is-.. in 4 QL-'ln 'Fm 57 , . N, I K ,. fm- 9' P ex ,ni 3 is K or '92 'ts va' I ' 0-5- my 4.1. .ivssm ' Q' I pg?- E' 'Fuss g' 'tg 1 'bi J 6 -17 IRISIIMI NORMAN SEIBEL Hillsboro, Kansas CORINNA SIEBERT Henderson, Nebraska DON SIEBERT Larned, Kansas MARVEL SIEMENS Buhler, Kansas HERBERT SLOAN Newton, Kansas EDWIN SMITH Larned, Kansas LAWRENCE SMITH River Forest, Illinois WAYNE STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas GERALD THIERSTEIN Whitewater, Kansas PAULINE THIERSTEIN Whitewater, Kansas GUSTAVO TRON Torino, Italy BETTY UNRUH Peabody, Kansas DOROTHY UNRUH Meno, Okiahoma I A HARLAN UNRUH Mulvane, Kansas ROBERT D. UNRUH Fowler, Kansas g 13 MARY LOU VORAN Belmont, Kansas PETER VORAN Hutchinson, Kansas ERN I E VOTH Newton, Kansas ESTHER VOTH Newton, Kansas LOLA FERN VOTH Whitewater, Kansas MARIE VOTH Newton, Kansas MARTHA VOTH Newton, Kansas NADA VOTH Canton, Kansas VERNON VOTH Newton, Kansas A an ,pq , ,i SllllSHMl 25 ,im are t in an ,Q ,.-H- Q' V LMER WALL Elbumain Lake MARY MARGARET WIENS Mimgesota Newton Kansas BETTY LOIS WALTNER Pretty Prairie, Kansas LAMONT WOELK Mounaridge, Kansas ALDEN LEE WARKENTIN Wichita, Kansas NORMA WOHLCEMUTH Hillsboro, Kansas 6,1 5 F. -s'l s sg, ,f .fan ,,, s - Ia SOD' DELBERT A. WEDEL Halstead, Kansas JAMES ZERCER McPherson, Kansas DELORES WEDEL Moundridge, Kansas MYRON ZERCER if McPherson, Kansas Qi ,Q W A gy ,J if 'O 'L K, ,v 4 CLARIECE WIEBE LOREN ZIELKE X Newton, Kansas Hillsboro, Kansas DALLAS WIEBE Not Pictured: Newton, Kansas JAMES BUEKER Newton, Kansas CHARLES ROBERTS Newton, Kansas CLAIRE GRABER Pretty Prairie, Kansas 1 Y lm ,ff x mu If X X 2 V 1 L si 1 A , 2 A 11 Q5 3 W lm 5,51 Us ,Q nm a 1 ' sf' 2 X ug ! Sz -gm 1 W. 'a E ,. , V2 iz' 3 is ,ff 3 f X 11 E A , if m NX I I AG E in 5 I ut , E it ' lnmmxhmem f 3 55 lm lmsmnissaima , -f fs H fl lil! 'ur gnu lm Ml ' . Q f V v 1 2 wg 1 Q 2 lill Imxnmmmll V' ,M 'W - 5 Q' lm lsmnmlliiml ' . RL fi X 3 V 11 ,- 57 , 'ng ,xuss3x1ml.:u1,A X - Q f 1 W, wi H lb 5.34 w? a Q xii L RQ? 1 mas lmklmllf , was fi fy QMWS' iw uuunmwh ' ' - ki? x iifsgg . ggi E 'tu ,umammz iw H .W fax- ggi? Ni 5 W 2 2 ' , .if ' ew q Q 1 Q Ek 1 5 AZ , s V Q7 V .Qs X K I , 5 5 g ah 1 4 an ,JJ 1' U 1 - 1 t Li - ' Haw. 27.54 :i X ' Q vw ff' .WL k in . Q 1 1 K , 5 f ,Vx 1' I... uw m.fL.M,w4 -3 35 35-53'-3 I. l..4z..'lf LM- gm ,-wma P mga g Q1 W x v, V i A fi . tfv:' :F2 L. xv.. L... V Z Qhlmxwl- , M ln :zz :Ea-+1 'Q 'iff' iii- 1 Q xl Q 111-I1 ll! 1111 x.. r.-:::F :IES In sz-.! 1 ns mv 1111 In 5299 -na. 1. 11111 Li.. SEE:-:sc XL Tftvmqg. -un-.aqua :2 dag, :M Km v,v-v.- ,M 82?- BIUIUIIY Sllllll I-Ill STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gering, F. Krehbiel, G. Poettcker, A. Ewy, P, Klassen, N. Pankratz, H. Neufeld, H. Pankratz, O. Friesen, M. Klassen, R, Unruh, J. Gaeddert. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Tieszen, F. Walter, Dr. Doell, W. Klassen, P. Jantzen, D. Unruh, J. Launhart CHIIII All . STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Ewy, I. Faust, W. Kaufman, D. Goering, G. Goering, J. Kliewer, D. Goering, R. Goering, K. Niles, F. Schroeder, P. Nachtigal, M. Smith, H. Lohrentz V, Loganbillg G. Schmidt, F. Quiring, E. Dalke, Dr. Kreider ifaculty advlsorl, C. Niles SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Klassen, P. Klassen, W. Renich iVice-Presidentl, W Schroeder lPresidentl, J. Launhart lSecretary-Treasurerl, H. Neufeld, M. Krehbiel. The Biology Seminar is a club for all students inter- ested in Biology. The major interest of the club this year is medicine with the majority of its members being either pre-medic or nursing students. Field trips are an interesting part of the club. The programs include lectures by professional men, professors and students, and films of biological interest. The officers are Dr. J. H. Doell and Prof. Gering, faculty advisors, William Klassen, President: Paul Jantzen, Vice-President: and Florence Walter, Secre- tary-Treasurer. The Cheminar is designed to promote interest in the field of Chemistry. The group held bi-monthly meetings at which lectures, films, and demonstrations concerning various aspects of the field were presented. The club also sponsored three field trips during the year. The members made visits to the Carey Salt Mine and Processing Plant in Hutchinson, to the American Flour Mill in Newton, and to several industrial plants and laboratories in Wichita. ln addition, members of the club attended the meetings of the Wichita Section of the American Chemical Society. During the year the club obtained national affilia- tion with the ACS through the establishments of the Bethel College Chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. The Bethel Chapter was the first to be established in Kansas. 61 The Women's Governing Council is an organiza- tion of girls who are elected to represent their various dormitories. They, with their advisor, try to promote fellowship and co-operation among the girls and also between the girls and the entire Bethel family. The officers are Mrs. Harshbarger, faculty advisor: LaVerne Linscheid, President: and Melva Kane, Secretary. The lvlen's Council is a representative group chosen by the men. lt is designed to serve as a men's delibera- tive body, and function as a co-ordinating medium be- tween the men and the administration. Officers for I948-49 were: Virgil Flickinger, Presi- dent: Omar Voran, Vice-President: Jim Hean, Secre- tary. Dr. J. W. Fretz is the faculty member. MM, 2 15' STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kaufman, M. Wienss, F. Siebert. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Moyer, L. Linscheid, M. Kane. ,NOT PIC- TURED: E. Classen, A. Boehr, Mrs. Harshbarger lfaculty advisorl. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Balzer, R. E. Unruh, M. Siebert, G. Goering, O Voran, C. Niles. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Stucky, J. Hean, V, Flickinger R. G. Unruh, W. Kaufman. NOT PICTURED: Harold Duerksen, and Dr. J. W. Fretz MI'S CHUIHI 62 WOMl'S CHU EH ' STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Galle, L. Habegger, H. Schmidt, K. Enns, L. Zerger M Siemens, V. Ewert, J. Nikkel, L. Linscheid, A. Pannabecker. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT L. Santos, M. Santini, M. Voran, P. Santos, I. Jahnke, T.,Jahnke, V Krehbiel B Ratzlaff. NOT PICTURED: Faculty Advisor, Miss Toews. The objective of the Home Economics Club is to train active and effi- cient leaders among young women for home and community life, by develop- ing personality, leadership, initiative, and social poise. The club also attempts to keep its members in touch with current topics and opportunities in the Home Economics world. The officers of the club are: President, Tillie Jahnkeg Vice-President, Velma Jean Krehbielg Secretary-Treasurer, Irma Lu Jahnkeg Reporter, Paquita Santos, Song Leader, Bernice Ratzlaffg Faculty Advisor, Miss Wilma Toews. CUMMIRCI CIUB STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Baughman, C. Wiebe, L. Groenmg E Wiebe M. Kaufman, M. Siemens, M. Claassen, D. Siemens, Miss Becker SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Bartel, V. Schmidt, I. Schmidt, G. Reimer, D. Wedel L Penner A. Neufeld. The Commerce Club is composed of students who are office workers and those who are taking commercial work. The purpose of the Club is to broaden the general knowledge of things pertaining to business practices. The Club meets once a month. Programs consist of outside speakers, panel dis- cussions, inspection of different machines, and a field trip to Newton offices. The officers are Deloris Wedel, President, Irene Schmidt, Vice-Presidentg Gertrude Reimer, Secretary-Treasurer. HUMIIC CIUB Sllllll I iii ,L ,. g 4 It F ,-iz 1 pri! ' ' if il f----------v-frv- - W. ...,.1.,,,.,.,., Sllllll I Illllll IIIIIS S. V. CABINET. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. G. Unruh, E. Claassen, O. Friesen, M. Ediger. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Linscheid, J. Duerksen IPresidentI, A. lsaak IVice-Presidentl, K, Enns lSecretary-Treasurerl: NOT PICTURED, Faculty Advisor, Prof. Enz. IIHIIISIIII SSIIIIIAIIII S. C. A. CABINET. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Tieszen, M. Linscheid, R, Ewy, I. Faust, J, Gaeddert, H. Duerksen, L. Miller, O. Graber, M, Baughman, P. Santos. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Fast ITreasurerl, E. Claassen lSecre- taryl, H. Moyer IPresidentl, M. Siemens, Dr. Fast IFaculty Advisorl. NOT PICTURED: H. Wedel IVice-Presidentl. The purpose of the Student Volunteers is to stimu- late an active interest in the total missionary program ot making Christ known. Various activities, such as Thursday evening programs, prayer meetings, church deputation work, prison and hospital visitation, and work with children in Wichita, are designed to accom- plish this purpose both on the campus and in the sur- rounding community. The Student Christian Association directs its pro- gram toward helping its members in the growth and development of their Christian thinking and living, and in promoting a spirit of fellowship, Activities of this group include a drive to help needy students at a German university, Christian Lite Week in the tall, Wednesday morning chapel services and commission meetings, the Big-Little Sister and Brother program and sending delegates to various conferences. K QF 'R' STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Kaufman, G. Schmidt, J. Gaeddert, R. Siemens, Marlowe Krehbiel, A. Unruh, D. Loganbill, Marlin Krehbiel, R. Goering lTreasurerl, O. Goering, W. Grundman lVice-Presidentl, A. Voth, J. Unruh, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Logan- bill, M. Siebert, D. Isaac, W. Siemens lSecretaryl, F. Quiring lPresidentl, S. Hayden, M. Tieszen, G. Unruh, M. Coering. IIIIIR CIUB The Letter Club is composed of students who have lettered in inter- collegiate sports and who have been formally initiated and accepted as club members. Some of the activities and projects of the club this year included a Halloween Party, initiation of new members, selling of football and basket- ball tickets and, perhaps the climaxing event, of the year, the Buffalo Barbecue. The principal backers of the club and the athletic department are the alumni members. BIIA KAPPAS .0 fill iBQ,Oi,O. 0 as , v ,B ? - . ! 1 I . A . . STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hohmann, L. Enns, S. Ensx, M.'Ratzlaff, D. Duerksen C. Wiebe, M. Siemens, E. Wiebe, R. Goering, V. Schroeder, M. Kaufman, B. Enns, N. Voth A. Pannabecker, V. Gaeddert, J, Buhler, V. Ewert, G. Reimer, M. Fast, F. Siebert, M. Graber SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Schroeder, R, Lichti, G. P. Schmidt, E. Goering lVice-Presidentl M. Claassen lPresidentl, F. Krehbiel ISecretary-Treasurerl, M. Voran, A. Wedel, D Claassen, M. Bixel. The Beta Kappa, the pep club and service organization of the school, strives to promote school spirit, loyalty, and enthusiasm among the student body. Activities of the organization include ushering at all school functions, and serving as the Pepsters for school sports. New members for the club are elected each fall by the entire student body. The membership consists of twenty per cent of the entire enrollment of the college girls. Upon the resignation of Mrs. Eva Harshbarger, the duties of the sponsor' were taken over by Mrs. R. C. Kauffman. ll.. STANDING, LEFT 'ISO RIGHT: A. Schmidt, V. Gocring, Miss Ruth lhculfy Advhorl, J. Nik- kel, Mr. Harder IFaculty Advisorl, V. Schmidt, H. Bartel, M. Fast, E. Plenert, K. Enns, D. Isaac, H. Schroeder, M. Wedel, P. Thierstein, M. Goering, A. Wedel, C. Franz, C. Duerksen. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Nikkei, N. Voth, V. Ewert, H. Schmidt, W, Bartel lVice- Presidentl, B. Ratzlaff lSecretary-Treasurerl, L. Klein, M. Siemens, M. Franz, M. KIM. DRAMA SUCIIII STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lyons, C. Franz, E. Cocrtun, N. Wohlgemuth, l. Jahnke, V. Schmidt, C. Jahnke. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: A, Wedel, L. Goering, C. Regier, Mr. Wilkoff, J. Harshbarger, H, Schroeder, L. Voth, M, Voran. The Christopher Dock chapter of the Future Teachers of America attempts to acquaint prepar- ing teachers for the teaching profession. The local club sponsored the following activities: attendance at Kansas State Teachers Association, observance of American Education Week, and the annual Christmas party. Noted forits activeness is the Drama Society under the leadership of Mr. Wilkoff. This cIub's purpose is to create an interest in dramatics at Bethel., The Drama Society is sponsored by the Speech Department with the club members and other interested persons meeting twice a month for The officers of the club are as follows: President,' John Harshbarger, Vice-President, Catherine Regier, Secretary, Hilma Schroeder, Treasurer, Lola Beth Goering. The club gives Bethel students the opportunity to join the Delta Sigma chapter of the Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatics fraternity. There are four members on the campus at the present time: John Harshbarger, Hilma Schroeder, Cather- ine Regier, Irma Jahnke. F Q W x learning more about dramatics or enjoying benefits. 1' The Radio Club is an organization of potential amateurs and students interested in various phases of radio. The officers are Ozzie Coering, President: Ervin Klippenstein, Vice-President: Ed Dettweiler, Secretary-Treasurer: and Prof. N. Paul Stucky, Faculty Advisor. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in radio and to encourage and assist the members to become radio amateurs. In the bi-monthly meet- ings, many of the problems of a radio amateur are discussed. ' ' .,. . if s 4,5 in 53-3 K ' STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Lohrentz, E. Klippen- stein, O. C-oering, E. Dettweiler, D. Klippenstein, A. Warken- tln, Prof. Stucky. Click! Click! Camera enthusiasts are at it again this year. Thanks to Camera Club the shutters are clicking with more capable and knowing hands. Each club meeting has been devoted to a different phase of photography, and through the mutual assistance of members, beneficial improvement has resulted. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Ewy and the gracious co-operation of Mr. Cering, the club is thriving and members are enjoying their hobby. The president is Marvin Gertseng Vice-President, Curtis Jahnkeg Secretary-Treasurer, Hope van der Smissen. RADIOClUB C3 C3 CAMERA CIUB 'Rauf in M ,s STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Crundman, C. Androes, D. Harder, M. Klaas sen, A. Warkentin, E. Regier, L. Miller. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Neufeld F. Ediger, M. Certsen, H. Poettcker, Mr. Ewy. GHUUP STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Schmidt, C. Andreas, N. Kaufman, D. Platt, N. Wohlge- rnuth, E. Loganbill, L. Miller, l. Faust, C. Schrag, D. Goering, R. Fast, B. Fast. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Waltner lVice-Presidenti, P. Thierstein lSecretaryl, R. Jantz, B. Bullet, M. Ewert, O. Graber. NOT PICTURED: D. Claassen iPresidenti, Faculty Ad- visors, Dr. Fretz and Mr. Spaulding. The purpose of the college Peace Group is to hold regular weekly meet- ings to stimulate interest in peace problems through discussion and speeches. Attempts are made to cultivate attitudes of redemptive good will and to keep abreast of current political and economical developments that threaten peace. The group seeks to develop peace conscious leaders and to stimulate peace literature. SIUDI l Ml ISIIRS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Jantz, H. Waltner, H. Dyck, H. Poettcker, O. Golfing B. Sawatzky, A. Isaak. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Graber, F. Ediger, D. Neufeld L. Koehn, L. Miller, J. Stobbe. The Student Ministers' Fellowship seeks to promote a better under- standing of the task confronting the minister of the Gospel. This is done by formal and informal discussions of the various phases of Christian work. Chairman of the organization is David P. Neufeldg secretary is Levi Koehng editor, William Unraug and faculty advisor is Dr. H. A. Fast. Q 2' STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Ewy, B. Miller, M. Fast, E. Voth, B. Fast, M. Ediger. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Harshbarger, H. Schmidt, K. Wiens, J, Buhler, F. Siebert. llllllllilil The BETHEL COLLEGIAN, a weekly student paper, is used to express the students' views and to bring before the student body campus events. Each year it is customary for the Student Council to appoint an editor and business manager, who in turn appoint their assistants for the editorial and business staffs from members of the journalism department. Earl Loganbill and Frances Siebert were appointed editor and business manager beginning with the third quarter in l948. At the end of the first quarter in i948 lack of time forced Mr. Loganbill to resign his editorship, so the position was filled by Katharine Wiens with the approval of the Stu- dent Council. She completed the remainder of the term assisted by Joanne Buhler, associate editor, Harold Wedel, advertising manager, Barbara Ties- zen, feature editor, John Harshbarger, sports edi- tor, Esther Voth, music editorg Hilda Schmidt, ex- change manager, Marjorie Fast, distribution, and I. G. Neufeld, faculty advisor. The reportorial staff consisted of Bertha Fast, Barbara Miller, Dwight Platt, lvlenno Ediger, Stan- ley Voth, Alice Ruth Pannabecker, Warren Fuller, Lois Habegger, Lamont Woelk, Earl Loganbill, Herb Stucky, Ray Ewy, John Kliewer,Alden Voth, Bill Voth, Don Isaac, and many members from the stu- dent body who made willing contributions. lillllllllllllll With the familiar words, We've got a deadline to meet this week, ringing in their ears, the editor and his staff struggled courageously through the night. With such burning of midnight oil, the i949 GRAYMAROON was somehow pieced together. The Student Council and the Junior Class again had the responsibility of preparing, the yearbook. The class submitted a list of nominees from which the council selected Clarence Niles and Gilbert Goering as editor and business manager. These two then selected the rest of the GRAYMAROON staff from the student body. Most of the photographic work was done by Hagan Studio of Newton. LaVerne Friesen and Mrs. Robert Gering also took photographs during the course of the year. Graymaroon Staff Editor .................................................................... Clarence Niles Ass't Editor ......................... ....... G ladys Pearl Schmidt Business Manager ............... ......... G ilbert Goeging Ass't Business Manager ...... ...... M arvin Gertsen Administration Editor ...... ....... E dith Claassen Class Editor ................. ........ J ames Hean Athletics Editor ............... ........... O mar Voran Organizations' Editor ......... ........ L orraine Galle Fine Arts Editor ........... ........ A lice Wedel Staff Artist ............. .......... B ob Regier Sponsor ............... ....... l . G. Neufeld STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Voran, A. Wedel, M. Gertsen, L. Galle, J. Hean. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Goering, C. Niles, G. Schmidt. - .BME HHH :asm H ,aa i .,?,f. 4 1 J K 1 5 wt Av Q M m. .Q fr' W ffm iff if ifx, V if fig, 1 . 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O Bethel ........................ l2 Nov. 20 Bethel .............. Kansas Wesleyan .......... I 3 'Homecoming Final Kansas Conference Standing Team W Ck Pts, Op. Ottawa ....... ..... 6 l .OOO I 52 25 Bethany ..... ..... 5 833 lOl l 9 Baker .......................... 3 SOO 90 44 College of Emporia ........ 3 SOO 90 Sl Kansas Wesleyan .......... 3 SOO 66 52 BETHEL .............. ..... l l66 68 l48 McPherson .... ..... O .OOO 8 236 Milt Goering, Bethel guard, was named to the all-conference second team. Lanoy Loganbill, Oswald Coering, Rube Goering, Varden Loganbill, and Dutch Crundman received honorable mention. 5 HIINIHIIINIING UIIHN HH! AHINIIANIS I AA 'Rm INDA KL Varden Loganbill, Capt. Cal Schroeder He re There There There Here Here ' Here Here Here There There Here Here Here There There There There Here 'Polio Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. bene Duane Kaufman Lanoy Loganbull 1948-'49 Basketball Schedule I6 Bethel Friends ....... l8 Bethel ......... ..... T abor ......... 30 Bethel Friends ........... 31 Bethel Bethany ......... Bethany Tournament 7 Bethel ...... ..... F riends ........... l l Bethel ...... ..... K an. Wesleyan l5 Bethel ....... ..... B aker ............. 21 Bethel ....... ..... S terling ........... 25 Bethel ...... ..... E mporia State . 29 Bethel ...... ..... C . of E. .......... . l Bethel ...... ..... B ethany ........ 5 Bethel ...... ..... S terling ........... 8 Bethel ......... ..... M cPherson ..... l l Bethel ...... ..... O ttawa ........... l 5 Bethel ...... ..... M cPherson ..... l9 Bethel ......... ..... T abor ............ 22 Bethel ......... ..... C . of E. ...... . 25 Bethel ...... ..... B aker ............ 26 Bethel ...... ..... O ttawa ........... 28 Bethel..:... ..... Bethany ..... 2 Bethel ....... ..... K an. Wesleyan fit game Coach Bob Tully Mel Goering Marlowe Krehbiel Bud Schroeder Cot Esau Final Kansas Conference Standin'gs w. L. Ottawa ................. .. l l l Kansas Wesleyan .... .. l l l Baker ...................... .. 7 5 College of Emporia ..... .. 4 8 BETH EL .................. .. 3 9 Bethany ...................................... 3 9 McPherson ................................ 3 9 Pct. 917 917 583 333 250 .250 .250 At the end of the season Lanoy Loganbill was selected as guard on the all-conference second team. Varden Loganbill, guard, received honor- able mention. The A Squad was coached by Robert Tully with the capable assistance of Rudy Enns. Richard Siemens Wayne Stucky .lim Hean Denard Loganbill LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach Ozzie Goering, Bob Regier, C. Rickman, L. Harms, A. Warkentin. FRONT ROW: V. Kaufman, H. Unruh, R. Schmidt, A. Voth. NOT PICTURED: C, Fiickinger, and R. Kaufman. The Bethel B Squad completed a very successful season, winning thir- teen games while losing only two. These two games were lost to a strong Kansas Wesleyan B team. B E T H E L M A C H l Bethel - Mac if P' .4 yn Bethel - Tabor LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilbur Neufeld, Corinna Siebert, Paul Ruth, Betty Ratzlaff, Harold Lohrentz and Doris Siemens. I IIIAMIIIIAI lllllllllllll LOCAL YOKEIS LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: W. Schroeder, D. Loganbill, Bargen. FRONT ROW: Siemens, L. Loganbill, F. Schroeder, V. Loganbill. Boys' Volleyball NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. W. L. Pct. Homette Dodgers .......... 5 0 I.000 Local Yokels .................. 5 0 l.000 G. H. Bunnies ........ ..... 4 I .800 Sunnyside ............. ..... 4 I .800 W. H. Dragons ...... ..... 2 3 .400 W. H. Ughonites ............ 3 2 .600 Sunrise Court B ...... ..... 2 3 .400 W. H. Scorpions ............ I 4 .200 Shadyside ........ ..... I 4 .200 G. H. Gophers ....... ..... I 4 .200 Schmoos ....... ..... 0 5 .000 Sunrise Court A ..... ..... I 4 .200 To determine the best intramural volleyball team, a play-off was sched- uled in which the two top teams of each league were entered. The Local Yokels proved their superiority over the Goessel Hall Bunnies and the Rolling Pin Dodgers successively to win the championship. The Rolling Pin Dodgers captured second place and the Bunnies defeated Sunnyside to take third. Girls' Volleyball ln a fast field of eight teams, the team captained by Elizabeth Regier came through to capture first place in the single elimina- tion tournament. LEFT T0 RIGHT, BACK ROW: D. Nikkei, B. Neufeld, B Ratzlaff, L. Neufeld. FRONT ROW: L. Enns, E. Regier, E B0 Wiebe. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Smith, P. Isaak, Kaufman, D Klppenstein, E. Klippenstein. l lllllllllllllil IIASKIIIIAII GREEN HORN ETS Boys' Basketball AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pts. Opp. Sunset ................ ..... 5 I IO4 96 G. H. Bunnies ......... ..... 5 I 85 65 W. H. Ughonites ............ 4 2 II7 68 Sunrise ................. ..... 4 2 IOO 90 Bye ...................... ..... 2 4 94 99 W. H. Dragons ....... ..... I 5 76 I35 Married Bucks ....... ..... O 6 77 l I l The basketball intramural season ended with a two-way tie in each league. The American League was headed by Sunset and the Goessel Hall Bunnies while the Green Hornets and Shady- side topped the National League. ln the sub- In the interclass tournament, the Freshmen edged out the seniors 83 to 28 and the Juniors routed the Sophomores to the tune of 35 to 25. The Freshmen then bounced back to wrest the NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pts. Opp. Green Hornets ...... ....... 5 I I22 81 Shadyside .............. ....... 5 I I I4 65 W. H. Scorpions ............ 4 2 86 64 Dodgers ................ ....... 4 2 I I6 76 Sunnyside ............ ....... I 5 84 IO6 G. H. Gophers ........ ....... I 5 69 I34 Railroaders ......... ....... I S 80 I 45 sequent intra-league play-off, the Green Hornets beat Shadyside and Sunset defeated the Bunnies. The Green Hornets became the final victors in the inter-league play-off by defeating Sunset by a score of 35 to 29. championship from the Juniors by 'a score of 38 to 28. The Sophomores captured third place by defeating the Seniors 35 to I4. Girls' Basketball Four teams were entered in the girls' in- tramural basketball tournament. The team captained by Elizabeth Regier emerged as the ultimate victor in a double elimination bracket by defeating Doris Siemens' team. Teams captained by Luella Zerger and Betty Unruh were unsuccessful contenders for the championship. INDU-STRAY HALL LEFT TO RlGHT, BACK ROW: M. Moyer, V. C-aeddert, D. Siemens. FRONT ROW: M. Kaufman, M, Siemens, B. Neufeld, E. Regier. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: V. Androes, V. Schmidt L Penner, R. Hohmann. FRONT ROW: L. Enns E Reguer E. Wiebe. INTER-DORM PLAYOFF The team from Indu-stray Hall proved their industriousness by winning the inter- dorm championship. The winners defeated Hurricane Chamber and Leisy to claim the championship. The girls from Coerz fell by the wayside. . 11 S E C ch C Hohmann H Lohrentz M Goering, A. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Dan wy, oa 5 . , . . V Warkenting P. Esau, E. Penner, L. Voth, M. Siebert, D. Schmidt, H. Unruh. FRONT ROW: idt, E. Schmidt, G. Unruh, A. Langenwalter, A. Kaufman, C. Flickinger. E. Dalke, C. Schm Spring is the time when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of baseball, track, and tennis. Bethel men welcomed spring by showing a great deal of interest in spring sports. Bob Tully coached the baseball team, Dan Ewy had charge ofthe tracksters, and Ozzie Coering tutored the tennis squad. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: P. Voran, R. Schmidt, W. Stucky, P. Koehn, A. Warkentin F, Funk. FRONT ROW: Bob Tully, Coachg A. Unruh, F. Schroeder, J. Unruh, D. Coering. fl.: l e nw' K m f . 4 uv 11 NX it . 2 ls 1- S 'V it 5 ,J 4 'fit 'Q db 'ffixi .W U ,ff g, in .7 , if P, gs kg. 33,3 rf, II? lf ,lf ll hi f I n I, A. Nl- if 'ff .- ' 3 w T V f 'T 1,2 'H 1 ? 1- 11 vi' H M y-'dir' 3 'W K' ,. . ,. . . ' ' , I If ,rv 1' ,g' W, H W f ff ' X Q- .Qii,..:1' i ' A f I W' W ,A M , l ' ' A ,,i, ,m., I , A h h L W . 1, V - ' , 5, i.-, fa' ' ., ww. ,- Y L1-4 ,,.,,,.,f .,k.,,-.uc...., -I .,.,...,,.v-far.,-.11-wwf'-'B5C f' FJ? 57' rf, ,A 1 an fa A ,wr xt, ' 'll if Cua rdsmen Qua rtette Hn Cornelia Otis Skinner MllVllllllAlH ll SERIES .......... October 9 Seamus lvlaclvlannus ........ ,..... Cuardsmen Quartette .... Cornelia Otis Skinner Paganini String Quartet ...,..... One World Ensemble ......... Paganini Strinz Ouartet November I3 November 29 ...January I8 ........April 4 One World Ensemble f l llllil SIDS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Harshbarger, Elmer Wall, Vernon Harms, Cecil Findley, Gladys Pearl Schmidt, Reford Wedel, Mr. W. T. Wilkoff, Coach. Bethel College debate teams were represented in the pre-Thanksgiving debate tournament at Bethel College in which thirty-five teams took part. They also attended intercollegiate tournaments at South- western and McPherson College. The teams debated both the affirmative and the negative sides to the question: Resolved that the Federal Government should adopt a policy of equalizing educational opportunities in tax supported schools by means of annual grants. Participation in forensics entitles a student to mem- bership in Bethel's chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, a na- tional speech fraternity. Members of the Bethel Col- lege Chapter are Reford Wedel, Carl Stucky, Gladys Pearl Schmidt, Cecil Findley, Vernon Harms and Elmer Wall. Clarinet Quartet LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Reimer, Neva Belle Kaufman, Joanne Buhler, Mr. Gerber. CLARINETS Marjorie Reimer Kenneth Epp Neva Belle Kaufman Joanne Buhler Burt Russel FLUTE Myron Voran Nellie Schmidt SAXOPHONE Luella Zerger TROMBONES Robert Unruh Lorene Penner Loretta Penner TRUMPETS Leland Wedel Paul Nachtigal Melvin Friesen Ruth Fast PH' llfl ll FRENCH HORN Harold Moyer BARITONES Willard Kaufman Robert Regier BASSES Edgar Dalke Earl Balzer DRUMS Donna Hege Delmar Anderson IIIIIZHISIIIA VIOLINS Rupert Hohmann Irene Zerger Marjorie Fast Dallas Wiebe Ruth Fast Ramona Goering Dora Claassen Sara Marie Ensz Virginia Sch roede PIANO Linda Klein I' VIOLAS Joe Duerksen Harold Moyer CELLO Alice Wedel CLARINETS Marjorie Reimer Neva Belle Kaufman Burt Russel FLUTE Nellie Schmidt OBOE Marty Kaufman CORNETS Leland Wedel Paul Nachtigal TROM BONES Robert Unruh Loretta Penner BASSOON Vernon Neufeld DIRECTOR Vi las R. Gerber The Bethel College Orchestra, under the direction ofAVilas R. Gerber, has performed at various school functions this year. The orchestra accom- panied the soloists and chorus in the annual presentation of HandeI's MESSIAH. It also assisted in three senior piano recitals. 5 li ll ma, ALTOS LaVerne Linscheid Marjorie Fast Esther Voth Elsie Epp Irene Zerger Mildred Claassen Betty Waltner Anne Dyck Linda Klein TENORS Robert Schmidt Ernest Goertzen Raymond Ewy Menno Ediger Paul Jantzen Delmer Anderson Irving Faust will l l clvviiil iznoin Helen Tieszen Mary Lou Baughman Marie Klaassen Evelyn Goering Gertrude Reimer Pauline Thierstein Marjorie Reimer Betty Ann Enns Velma Jean Krehbiel Myron Voran Paul Ruth Walter Jost Robert E. Unruh Harold Duerksen Eldo Neufeld Theodore Pankratz SOPRANOS Eleanor Claassen Betty Ratzlaff Wanda Bartel Helen Schwartz Elaine Coering Corinna Siebert Velora Schmidt Dora Claassen Doris Siemens Annie Dick Marguerite Bixel BASSES Walter Siemens Rupert Hohmann Roland Ensz Vernon Neufeld James Caeddert Robert C. Unruh John Harshbarger Harold Moyer Marvin Ewert Carl Hohmann Melva Kane Marty Kaufman Leona Enns Maurine Siemens Betty Neufeld Elaine Waltner Nada Voth Randolin Hohmann Florence Fast DeLores Wedel O'Ray Graber Leland Wedel Willis Linschied John Caeddert Willis Voth Eugene Regier Novalis Toews Wilbur Neufeld Earl Balzer Allen Kaufman The Bethel College A Cappella Choir, under the very capable direction of Dr. Walter H. Hohmann, was enjoyed throughout the year. ln addition to campus appearances, the choir gave concerts in many surrounding communities. During the past summer, they made an extensive Your of the Pacific Northwest and the West Coast. MM .Qi ,,., .. i LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. David H. Suderman lbirectorl, Burt Russel, Eldo Neufeld, Walter Jost, Theodore Pankratz, Novalis Toews, O'Ray Graber, Walter Siemens, John Gaeddert. l3llll'S Sllllll 90 LEFT TO RIGHT: Randolin Hohmann, Miss Gertrude Hohmann lDirectofl, Evelyn Goering Anne Dyck, Helen Schwartz, Maxine Ratzlaff, Betty Ann Enns, Nada Voth. Ml 'S lllllll All SlIH0lll Pllll My Heart-'s in the Highlands On November 5 and 6 the all-school play, My Hearf's in the Highlands, by Wm. Saroyan, was presented in Memorial Hall. The play was directed by W. T. Wilkoff, the dramatics instructor. The characters were: Ben Sawafzky, Jessie Krehbiel, Hilma Schroeder, Earl Balzer, Harold Duerksen, Mary Lou Voran, Alden Voth, Wayne Stucky, Ernest Goertzen, John Harsh- barger, Eldon Bargen, Donald Coering, and Velma Gaeddert. I Remember Mama l Remember Mama, by John Van Druten, was presented by the Junior Class Friday, January 28, under the direction of W, T. Wilkoff. lrma Jahnke was starred as Mama and Leonard Peters assisted her as Papa. Other members of the cast were: Helen Schmidt, Catharine Regier, Curtis Jahnke, Annie Dyck, Luella Zerger, Lorraine Calle, Velma Krehbiel, Fred Ediger, Violet Coering, John Ciaeddert, Arthur Isaak, Katherine Enns, Earl Balzer, Ben Zerger and Uncle Elizabeth. The play was again given February 5 under the sponsorship of the Speech and Dramatics Department. is v u C4 99 SIXIIHH NNIVHISARY Excavation site On way to Health Center I . 5?aQf N3 gig -f24?'g?Q65?'?M ia, H , L 'fel ' ' fav? Q SISTER LENA MAE SMITH DEDICAIIUN UF HEAlIH EENIER DR. H. R. SCHMIDT 1 PRESIDENT KAUFMAN and REV A J. DYCK lAYlNli III HBRARY BURNER SHINE Left to Right: J. A. Ewert, Arthur Frey, Rev. A. J. Dyck, Pres. E. C. Kaufman, lAYIli0F lIRRARY EUR IR Carlson Campaigns Carlson and Rich - N ew - f , l 1 J! l X 5 . Loyalty Dinner l Il!! 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