Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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1 5 r 4 Sl H ? 'f H .1 Q 5 ? Z 5 3 . i S 5 w ! I ,Q g L l , , o 00 W' W9 I presented by the junior class bethel college Qi north newton, kansas QD We, The annual sTaFf of 1954, inTroduce To you BeeGee--who represents The spiriT of The BeTheI Grayrnaroons and who will guide you Through These pages. 'i fs K Ai dedicated to those who have contributed toward making our library a reality ur i ror O L b y A sdnctuciry peaceful F Q OVOUV study h L . A storeh ci wisd OUS9 ere o With leo Old ond ours. om, filled Wh ur minds are g from The mo T f fi 3 V YE BETHEL COLLEGE nr THE MENNDNITE c:HuRl::i-4 nr-' NIJRTH AMERICA NDRTH NEWTDN, KANSAS DFFICE DF' THE PRESIDENT The Graymaroon portrays college lite at Bethel Colle e fo g r the year i953-1954. Even so, rnany ot the significant expe- riences of college life cannot be portrayed. Many of these are etched in the minds and hearts ot the individual. We recognize that this past year has been rnade possible by The cooperation of td ' s U ents, faculty, and friends of Bethel College, To all we express our sincere gratitude. We trust that all the activities carried on will be a continuing blessing to the honor and glory of God. David C. Wedel, academic and deans administration is 1 p,N. Elbo f ri 'V G R Q, KZXSRONOQV Re RA gllsffo r .ia 1 ,jf A XPK .XOQXNSECOGOKN-XCS Deg,-, M XJXRGXNnfHOme SNXBU -APTE Nome 0? Deon H Sf,-,ess . MOnGgSr faculty BENNIE BARGEN Secre-Tcxriol Sfudies PETER BARTEL Physics HONORA BECKER English MILDRED BEECHER Physncol Education JAMES A. BIXEL Music MRS. BEATRICE BULLER Modern Lcxnguolges JACOB H. DOELL Biology HENRY A. FAST Dnrecfor of Public Service ond Buble J WINFIELD FRETZ Socnology WILLIAM FRIESEN Agriculture GILBERT GALLE ATl1leTic Coach MILTON GOERING Physica! Education MENNO S. HARDER Education WALTER H. HOHMANN Music E. G. KAUFMAN Sociology ond Christian Education P R KAUEMAN Industrial Arts and Form Shop i 51311, fav: ,gf- .. ppp, ,in f 5Q.,qf'x551 ff :L ?,:f'i3g'f-jxii , Hgbjsifvf? ,. xi A2 'sf ,, np, 6. ffl f, sick -e' --Q5 , 3'-.f gr 5. - gay N , j,:51.:g,, JOHN KLIEWER , - at, 'A is 10 E 1 If Q5-g vs, ff, ' r my 2, av-my DONALD KLIPPENSTEIN Mathematics MRS. RONALD RICH Speech and English RONALD RICH Chemistry DAVID RICHERT Mothernotics if5i 'w,W MARJORIE RUTH Elementary Education HARLEY J. STUCKY History ond Government mfg 1- it MENNO STUCKY Form Shop ELVERA VOTH Music ERLAND WALTNER .s Bible ond Christian Education LENA WALTNER Art mwwiiy 1 VV. T. WILKOFF Speech and Drornotics MAXINE WILL Home Economics Dietitian l af WILLIS RICH Public Relations ERWIN GOERING Alumni Secretary Public Relations JOHN F. SCHMIDT Mennonite Historical Library EARL KOEHN Assisiam' Business Manager LEONA KREHBIEL Librarian Noi Pictured: ELSA HAURY Voice CHARLES STANLEY Voice CLAYTON AUERNHEIMER Assistant in Public Relations LAVERNA BULLER Secretary, Public Relations LU ELLA BULLER Secretary to the Dean MAYNARD KAUFMAN Maintenance Assistant HARTZEL SCHMIDT Custodian of Funds ILENE SCHROEDER Secretary to the President ARLENE STUCKY Business Office Manager HERTA WILLMS Accountant 'ES' 'Q- staff assistants l Mrs, A. J. Regier Mrs. Amanda Barrel Manager of Bookstore Manager of College Inn Mr. Charles J, KauFFman Mrs. P. J, Peters, Ella Duerksen, Amelia CUVQTO1' Q15 The Museum BClI'l9l, Mrs. l-l. Y. Stlllmldl' Cooks 15 W mfr V :lf - it Sf- lun I Anna Belle Goering, Doris Nikkei Harold Fast Berene Linscheid Maintenance Assistant School Nurses Mr. P. J. Peters Mr. E. D. Voth Maintenance Assistant Maintenance Assistant 56 Mr. Donald Penner Mrs. Myron Schultz, Mrs. Arthur Regier College Farm College Laundry 16 5 qi if .1 f silifl isi1?'53f 'LgmsiLg'. 5' '1 ' . ss5ii25W.1 5: f'EP:i'2'7'i. - Ll.- 7 K board of directors Seafedz Mrs. C. C. Regierg Mrs. A. J. RicherT-Pres.g Mrs E. G. Kaufman, Mildred Pikeg Mrs. James Bixely Mrs. H, F Unruh. STanding: Mrs. W. H. Hohmanng Mrs. D. C. Wedelg Mrs Eldon Groberg Mrs. J. H. Lingenfelderg Mrs, Menno Schrag Mrs. Willis Richg Mrs. RoberT Hauryg Mrs. J. E. Epp. NOT pictured: Mrs. R. S. Hauryg Mrs. Wc1lTer Ennsy Mrs. Herman Andres. Seated: Mr. Menno Schragg Rev. Arnold Funkg Rev, Sam Goeringg Dr. D. C. Wedelg Mr. Chris H. Goering. Standing. Dr. B. J, Sfuckyg Mr. Max Smirhg Mrs. P. S. GoerTz, Mr. Geihard Zergerg Rev. A. J. Dyckg Mr. Lewis Janzeng Mr. Carl Claasseng Rev. Henry Hege. womens association This cicfive organizofion, giving Time and money To needs at Befhel, has, in the pasf, made possible such Things as The Ruefer organ, kitchen equipment and Student Union Room supplies. Af The pres- enT Time They have os their proiecf ci new girls dormitory. CQH O stud nt coun il Here are The students who represent us on our Student Council. They are nominated by their classes and are elected by The student body. Advised by The deans They meet weekly To sponsor and plan school activities, foster school spirit, secure student- Taculty co-operation, and promote democratic living. Roll with Rollie in '53! SEATED: Dr. R. C. Kauffman, Lillian Galle-Secretaryg Roland Duerksen- Presiclentg Marian Claassen-Vice-Presidentg Standing: Jim Behrendsg Har- ry Martens, Paul Harmsg Richard Schellenbergg Art Dickg Miss Virginia Toewsg Kitty Klieverg Charlotte Graberg Le Roy Klippenstein, Vernon Harms. Not Pictured: Norma Jean Voran. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Richard Schellenberg President, Harvey Hiebert--Vice-President, Ramo Waltner--Secretary, Ilene Schroeder-Treasurer. When I was but a freshman, And knew not much at all, The world seemed very big to But now it's very small. I'm a Senior! me, When I was but a sophomore, The seniors seemed so wise, Now isn't it amazing My intelligence did rise. I'm a Senior! When I was but a iunior, I was always criticized I never knew the knack ot things But now I'm civilized. I'm a Senior! I When I was but a freshman, I even feared roll call, But now just ask me anything, Because I know it all. I'm a Senior! TIG A 21 .IQ aw .m,,.. oci 'Et THELNIA BARTEL Physical Education Newton, Kansas ELDON BARGEN Industrial Arts North Newton, Kansas MIGUEL CAIQDENAS Mathematics Chihuahua, Mexico MARIAN CLAASSEN cil Science and Elementary Education Whitewater, Kansas MILTON CLAASSEN Biology Whitewater, Kansas 1 ,sw f I ,gf is FLOYD BUTZ Industrial Arts Argonia, Kansas LEO DRIEDGER Social Science Osler, Saslc, Canada ROLAND DUERKSEN English Hillsboro, Kansas ELIZABETH FAST E n g I i s h Mountain La ke, Minnesota PVWT' , s.,, ,K s ' 'f V ' 1 Q 'ffizffv f rs, 5- , , , Qi T X ig? X5 Jim Q gf 5' 25 ,rg X W f R GORDON DYCK Bible Whitewater, Kansas ROLAND ENSZ Industrial Arts Newton, Kansas MERLE EPP Social Science and Bible Hampton, Nebraska DON FRANZ Biology Halstead, Kansas DELTON FRANZ Social Science and Bible Buhler, Kansas A t ig . Q J I X I ,, ..,, , ,fs I v it 3 if -U X if f1+. r'ii212,i,:v greg gif , K .. , .,,,.. f1-f I , c. i- wi 'Q- , Y i M , -' ' gi Q, 0 fli- iii 1 Jil' TARH-lO FUKUDA Bilale Miyazaki-shi, Japan PAUL FRIESEN Bible Buhler, Kansas HARVEY HIEBERT Music Mourifaih Lake, MihhesoTa JAMES HEIDEBRECHT Biology Inman, Kansas VlVlAN l-IOFER JIM GEMBERLING Social Science Opporfuhily, Washihgion Music Duhon, Soufh Da kola FlOl2llNlE HOHMANN Physical Education Deer Creek, Oklahoma V ix: 'E9' ,Lf GERLOE HOMAN FLORENCE HOOGE History Social Science Moundridge, Kansas Plum Coulee, Manitoba, Canada MARGARET JAHNKE LUCILLE KAUFMAN Music Mounclridge, Kansas Bible North Newton, Kansas HAROLD KAUFMANN Natural Science Danvers, Illinois JANE KLASSEN Elementary Education Kirk, Colorado ALBERT DALE KLASSEN, Jr. Social Science and Bible Newton, Kansas ff' .. ,f.-1'ffii:E2'11Ii:1 . . ' i,.:fw-Eve' .. an , , ,,,,. H , .,,,.f1m Lh35,,,,,:.V Z, , QL 488 mf' ag ,ff 'gang , he f , i 'Nm- Q ir ii YD ,, .. ' --,,,-, 1 5 , 3, 3 f 'Q V' ard' ROBERT KOEHN Natural Science McPherson, Kansa ARCHIE KLIEWER Education Frazer, Mo f1fC1l'1C1 VERNON LOHRENTZ Bible Mounclridge, Kansas HAZEL MCFARLANE Education Wichita, Kansas MAX MILLER Social Science and Bibi e Freennan, South Dakota BERENE LlNSCHElD Nursing Newton, Kansas MARIANNE NEUFELD Music Enial, Oklahoma . i iiaiisfif,-YE-5:-ifi ' ' 1 I SV T Y VIRGINIA NEUFELD Business Burrton, Kansas DOROTHY REGIER Elementary Education Buhler, Kansas DORIS NIKKEL Nursing North Newton, Kansas STUART PANKRATZ Biology Hillsboro, Kansas ROLAND RATZLAFF Biology and Chemistry Inman, Kansas MARCELINO RESTO Social Science Worthington, Minnesota RAYMOND REIMER History Steinbach, Man., Canada Wil: FRANCES SCHULTZ Music Pawnee Rock, Kansas RICHARD SCHELLENBERG Psychology Hillsboro, Kansas ELSlE STUCKY Elementary Educafion Moundriclge, Kansas WALTER TIESZEN Natural Science Walton, K GIWSOS BETTY SCHWARTZ Music Prefiy Prairie, Kansas l 2 8 NORMA JEAN VORAN Music Prefiy Prairie, Kansas RAMONA WALTNER Elementary Education Marion, South Dakota DALLAS VVIEBE English Newton, Kansas ESTHER VVIEBE Nursing Deccan, india BONNlE ZERGER Social Science Moundridge, Kansas 29 X I XQBAA Tag! ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Don Kaufman--President, Virginia Claassen-Vice-President, Delia Unrau-- Secreta ry-Treasurer. I If you've learned of the mighty Juniors, You've had the great thrill of your life. For Juniors there's never a worry. They welcome a challenge or strife. With Tools such as nails and a hammer, Papyrus reed, 'hesieve, and glue, A banquet they sparked which was nifty Made Seniors exclaim ah and ooh! With onion skin plus magic ointment, A masterpiece they made-this book. And though eons lapse, mem'ries linger When through these pages you look. I ' WILLARD BANMAN Newton, Kansas NORMA BACHMAN -IANNY BRCUVVER Moundridge, Kansas Alkmaar, Holland VIRGINIA CLAASSEN ALISON DECKERT Whitewater, Kansas Richey, Montana LOLA DETVVEILER ARTHUR D. DICK Newton Kansas Waterloo Ontario Canada ARTHUR R. DICK JOHN DIETTERICH IIIII Winton, California Newton, Kansas I PAUL FAST Waterloo, Ontario, Canada CORA DUERKSEN Hillsboro, Kansas CHARLES HAMM DeWitt, Nebraska ,, .,,i,,?,,L, VERNON L. HARMS Whitewater, Kansas VERA INGRAM Oakville, Manitoba, Canada LEO JANZEN Lehigh, Kansas ANNA BELLE GOERING Moundridge, Kansas LOIS DUERKSEN Janigir, India THEODOR HARDER Wuppertal, Germany RAYMOND HARNLY Manheim, Pennsylvania JANICE JANZEN Caldwell, Idaho MARION JUNGAS Mountain Lake, Minnesota f-L-- Y 'V ' L ' L I . . TIMOTHY KAO Taipei, Formosa DONNA KAUFMAN North Newton, Kansas KATHERINE KLIEVER Minneapolis, Minnesota WANDA LEHMAN Columbus Grove, Ohio JOYCE MILLER Marion, South Dakota HAROLD LOEWER Branch, Louisiana DON KAUFMAN Marion, South Dakota MARIAN KAUFMAN North Newton, Kansas DARLENE KOEHN Meno, Oklahoma JOYCE LOEWEN Rosthern, Sask., Canada SANFORD MILLER Protection, Kansas LUELLA LOHRENTZ Inman, Kansas , 1 ' H, - . -,-- ,E I mrgg,sV,,,,, L 7 -5, .,:f-If 1, -4.1 yy ,2,,L1 ,sw-lf:-,' L A . :i'S'2S'aiL,:1 .FZf'!'5ffg,Zf sm ,f L1 -...X :-1 , V ,. ., . ,Q sq :gg vm ' Y ff . ,,. In A P L if u S : 1 -4 5 1' 'fdiflf C? L 'xy get M. 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P 5 -as-: g ' 1 515q, ' . 1 ' f ,fa 4 1 . 1 ' Mm 52' ' ii , ff' 1,4 Q M mst 1 4 gr I X 1, fl' x - j m3a.,,sj: L1' 1.15, 1.5 wg, 'A ' 5 3' ,,.., Q!-0 'fb- CORNELIA NEUFELD Buhler, Kansas 1 ,Q MINA ERiAN MINA Cairo, Egypt MARLES PREHEIM Marion, South Dakota Fi L, 'ss - .- w 91 , 'i ARTHUR REGIER Laird, Sask., Canada ,,,, ,,,r S DON ROYSTON I L, 'jj NEWLOFI, K H V. a sas - L I exp . , lil, ,, -'r'k 53W 77 g?5QQ55,ggi,fJ., . , LL MAURINE NEUFELD Hanston, Kansas DALE MUELLER Freeman, South Dakota MARLAN RATZLAFF Pretty Prairie, Kansas LA VERNE REUSSER Mulvane, Kansas ORVILLE SCHMIDT Marion, South Dakofg EM: giiitiiem, 'Q- CARL SCHROEDER ELAINE SHELLENBERGER Mountain Lake, Minnesota ESTH ER SIEMENS Hesston, Kansas DELIA UNRAU Inman, Kansas JAMES WALTNER Marion, South Dakota WENDELL WIENS Hillsboro, Kansas Buhler, Kansas JOHNNY SIEMENS Buhler, Kansas MELVIN VOTH Newton, Kansas DAVID WIEBE Hillsboro, Kansas KENNETH ZIMMERMAN ,YW ' M. , ,,,, -, . . -x A i ' ' 4 , A X I ., , I --3:6 I 'MII T5 . ga -'-' f:I1,:i5sg.vi.Q f R..yW4 1 in ' . -1-wie, ,,---W ' 1 I wigs 4 A 4, ..f,ffi-iwf.. .. I su.. W Beatrice, Nebraska JV, , ,, .,,,.f 'I Not Pictured RICHARD JONES Newton, Kansas ANNA FERN LAKIN Newton, Kansas WILBERT SCHMIDT North Newton, Kansas j N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Paul Harms Pres: den! Glen Goering Vice Presidenf Aida Reyes Secretary Treasurer l i ii Dull class No good Many kids Saw wood. Bur sophomores think! Sophomores learn! information They don r spurn. Sophomores ask! They surmise! Freshmen say, Aren'f they wise! Problems comeg They're unafrciiclg They've studied hard, They've gof iT made. Not C1 Thing Do They lack For in class They did not sack! X1 Qi 1 lt Z ll Q I I ! BRUCE AUERNHHMER BETTY BARTEL Hillsboro Kansas BILLIE BARTEL Hillsboro Kansas JAMES CHANG Tainan Formosa I DAVID CLAASSEN Ne-Wien, KGHSGS .ZF Q li- -Wi-I-el 5953 WENDELL cole l r I '-'rr Pretty Prairie, Kansas X , LOREN DECKERT Larneol, Kansas MARION DECKERT , Q . F? 4,1 .T xp ,. Richey Montana ,fi , i 'hi rrr P DELBERT DESTER f Deer Creek, Oklahoma GERALD ECK Mounclridge Kansas STANLEY EHZEN rr E Rolling Hills, California CAROL ENNS Newton Kansas A' LA MOINE EPP Henderson Nebraska LORENE EPP Buhler Kansas PHYLLIS EPP North Newton, Kansas DELMA FLICKNER Moundriolge Kansas Reed l ey, Ca I ifo rn i a ' .:. 4 , P . -iff? . .si r , U It ' iii . 55222- , Pl' ,I ,,..,,.. . I y e -' ' ,+ iff? x . , , . .H , , 1 ff, yg+:f3--- Qzfri--fil-iifffiieiist fi GLEN GOERING Moundridge, Kansas JOHN JAMES GOERING Moundridge, Kansas LENA MAE FRANZ, Inman, Kansas SHIRLEY FUNK, Hillsboro, Kansas LILLIAN GALLE, Valley Center, Kansas MARVIN GOERING, Galva, Kansas STANLEY GOERING, Moundridge, Kansas DONALD GOERTZEN, Hillsboro, Kansas ROSELLA GOOSSEN, Canton, Kansas ELAINE GRABER, Pretty Prairie, Kansas HOMER GRABER, Pretty Prairie, Kansas JANE GRABER, Pretty Prairie, Kansas ROBERT GRABER, Pretty Prairie, Kansas ROBERT GRAY, Moundridge, Kansas GLEN HA R D E - ' V ,. fasfffwzfz Mountain La ke, Minnesota 44 , it X 4 3 f-1 it Si f 1 'ff l 38 WALTER HARDER Mountain Lake, Minnesota I ., . I PAUL I-IARMS Whitewater, Kansas SHIRLEY HIEBERT Hillsboro, Kansas HILDABETH HIRSCHLER, Jansen, Nebraska LOIS JAHNKE, Herbert, Sask., Canada ROBERT JUNGAS, Mountain Lake, Minnesota KENNETH KAUFMAN, North Newton, Kansas KATHRYN KLASSEN, North Newton, Kansas LE ROY KLIPPENSTEIN, Henderson, Nebraska VERNELLE MILLER, Partridge, Kansas ELMA NACHTIGAL, Newton, Kansas VERNA NEUFELD, Inman, Kansas LETHA KREHBIEL, Pretty Prairie, Kansas NEVA LOU LEHRMAN, Newton, Kansas BRUCE LOGANBILL, Newton, Kansas ANNA LEE NICKEL Hillsboro, Kansas MARY KATHERINE NILES Sedgwick, Kansas 'br rsssssiw wg- . , 'K . . . I, ff' , 'QD' f J +- i 1 is s ,,, s f , X . ,ns 'W Q , p AUL PENNER it A E in wt, 3 as . l' Q A LA 'QL H0'Sfe0df KGHSUS HILDA Rscsieiz Walton, Kansas skis! I .L 4 ,Z ka . fi ?ii:3 3 ,. t f X, n Q , gsm W E at EVELYN NOELL, Burns, Kansas LENORE PANKRATZ, Mountain Lake, Minnesota DONALD PENNER, Whitewater, Kansas AIDA REYES, Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico GENE ANN ROTH, Gibson City, Illinois 1 JANICE ROYER, Newton, Kansas 1 3 , if 3 S JACK SALISBURY, Halstead, Kansas DONALD scHiERuNo, Hsnalsrsan, Nebraska 955 51 J ARCHIE SCHMIDT, Dallas, Oregon MILDRED SCHMIDT, Hillsboro, Kansas DONALD SCHRAG, Kingman, Kansas si Ai 1 ,N 1 ... V Q J FRANCES SCHMIDT, Canton, Kansas 1 :: P . . 1 If ,474 fs! M4192 5, ,Z'h:1kf ? ds ' fi 5 w Q 3 my sf iitifg 1 f 1 , ff! . in ERWIN SCHRAG Marion South Dakota ROBERT SCH RAG Newton, Kansas ,Q ififfiif EF' lm, it ,V ,, A V, CLORIS SCI-IROEDER North Newton, Kansas ALDEN STRATTON Marion, Kansas ELIZABETH STUCKY, Halstead, Kansas ELWOOD STUCKY, Moundridge, Kansas ALBERT THIESZEN, Henderson, Nebraska CAROL TOEWS, Inman, Kansas ANNEGRET VOELCKER, Wuppertal, Germany FLORINE VORAN, Pretty Prairie, Kansas ROLAND VOTH, Newton, Kansas CAROLYN WEDEL, Pocatello, Idaho HANNS WHITE, Newton, Kansas JAMES WILL, Halstead, Kansas JOHN WILL, Halstead, Kansas RONALD ZIELKE, Newton, Kansas HELEN ZITZLAFF North Newton, Kansas H 'rss Not Pictured: 5' I ABRAHAM MOHR Newton Kansas f 37 Wwe--2, 35' J 'X '6 .5 kk L: FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Harlan Graber-Presb dent, Jim Goering-Vice-Presidentg Joan Banman-- Secretary4Treasurer. Now all these upper classmen, I think they're getting worse. Because they think ot foolish things Like walking in reverse. They say we'rc slightly colored- Green to be exact. Now anyone with eyes can see That such is not the tact. They say we just don't know the ropes. We are so very meek. Yet still they yell, Here take my books, l know it's cause they're weak! They say ot that enrollment day, You'll never see the end. But they must lack perspective, For we're eager to attend. We know we'll have to hustle, But perhaps in a year or two, We can teach those upper clossmen To do what we can do! . . - 'XL' ,F Lf 'S' t -VK , 1 9 F' 13- 1, '- 1 st' J L.: .44 ...,, .merit 'rew- 1 iff If Carolyn Bachrnan, Moundridge, Kansas, James Banman, Lehigh, Kansas, Joan Banman, North Newton, KansaS: Lewis Bartel, Newton, Kansas. Charles Abrahams, Hillsboro, Kansas, Velva Adrian, Munich, North Dakota, Harvey Anderson, Newton, Kansas, Thel- ma Andres, Elbing, Kansas. James Behrends, St. James, Minnesota, Sharon Boshart, Cucamonga, California, Pearl Brandt, Hillsboro, Kansas, Carl Calam, Hillsboro, Kansas. Carolyn Cave, Whitewater, Kansas, Ruth Claassen, Whitewater, Kansas, Sara Ann Claassen, Beatrice, Nebraska, Alvin Dalke, Goessel, Kansas. ff ' Waldomar Dick, Newton, Kansas, Dennis Dirksen, Canton, Kansas, Deane Dreier, Newton, Kansas, Merle Entz, Newton, Kansas. ' f , 4 . i 'EF I , . if l , its , , in 3 .:,,,-1 'F i 1 re sgifdv ' , Wh f . Roy Entz, Weatherford, Oklahoma, Jane - 'if' gg ff, EPP, Henderson, Nebraska, Joan Epp, K Henderson, Nebraska, Wayne Epp, , V t y Hampton, Nebraska. 'S .. . r A A . , Marlin Frey, Newton, Kansas, Vernon A s Frey, Newton, Kansas, Lloyd Funk, Hills. , -t ' 1 . boro, Kansas, Harold Gaede, Shatter, .V Q V California. J l ,Q P ' 'ki ' I J f ? ,, J y 43 in 'F ,ka six'-IWW Q t .awk , IJ. 'l .1 W lg-Qi 2 'J' 4 wr, , NSU -at T Wi , .19 ws' 7 1 af- .gin 'ani f - fp- 1 44 , Harlan Graber, Kingman, Kansas, Joan Graber, Pretty Prairie Kansas, Marcene Graber, Parker, South Dakota, Loren Groening, Hillsboro, Kansas, Edna Harder, But- terield Minnesota, Joan Harms, Newton, Kansas, Rose Mary Harms, Whitewater, Kansas, William Harper Newton, Kansas. Shirley Germany, Newton, Kansas, George Goering, Moundridge, Kansas, Jacquiline Goering, Mound- ridge Kansas, Jim Goering, Pretty Prairie, Kansas, John J. Goering Jr., Castleton, Kansas, Verne Goering, Moundridge, Kansas, Leona Goossen, Oakley, Kansas: Charlotte Graber, Salem, Oregon. Lawrence Hart, Moorewood, Oklahoma, Courtney Hie- bert Newton, Kansas, Luetta Hiebert, Mountain Lake, Minnesota- Twila Hilty, Versailles, Missouri, Daniel Hirschler Jansen Nebraska, Thelma Hirschler, Han- ston Kansas, Thomas Hsueh, Taipei, Formosa, Twila Huebert Henderson, Nebraska. Margaret Isaak, Aberdeen, Idaho, Doris Janzen, Hen- derson Nebraska, Herman Janzen, Tuscon, Arizona, Maynard Janzen, Hillsboro, Kansas, Sara Janzen, Newton, Kansas, Joyce Junhke, Moundridge, Kansas, Arlo Kasper, Hutchinson, Kansas, Clayton Kaufman, Newton, Kansas. l Sy, i get 49365533 y . fo as Delmer Kaufman, Moundridge, Kansas, Gilbert Kauf , man, Moundridge, Kansas, Larry Kaufman, Windom my Kansas, Dwane Klassen, Newton, Kansas, Lloyd Klas R if sen, Hillsboro, Kansas, Ruben Klassen, Newton, Kan 3' ' ee ' sas, Betty Krehbiel, McPherson, Kansas, Don Krehbiel, L V K Nampa, Idaho. 1 . I g Merlin Krehbiel, Pretty Prairie, Kansas, Wilfred Laernmlen, Reedley, California, Audrey Lehman, Aber- deen, Idaho, DeLores Littlebeare, Busby, Montana, Arley Loeffler, Inman, Kansas, Shirley Nachtigal Moundridge, Kansas, Edwin Neufeld, Inman, Kansas, Marna Neufeld, Inman, Kansas. . was W Adella Nikkel, Canton, Kansas, Orletta Nikkel, North ' Newton, Kansas, Walter Ott, Henderson, Nebraska, Gladys Penner, Whitewater, Kansas, Rachel Penner, Inman, Kansas, Lucille Peters, Henderson, Nebraska, Barbara Preheim, Marion, South Dakota, Vernon Quir- ing, Frazer, Montana. Pat Ratzlaff, Goessel, Kansas, Donald Regier, Mound- ridge, Kansas, Fremont Regier, Whitewater, Kansas Jerome Regier, Moundridge, Kansas, Dietrich Rempel Palmer, Alaska, Sylvia Reusser, Deer Creek, Oklahoma Marlin Riesen, Newton, Kansas, Sandra Royer, Newton Kansas. X 1 . . V3 ..i..... Wx N in ff by I Qlmvlt 'V 3 fa H. 'Y 1-. ' . , f is 45 5. afgsz, 'Z ' .2 if 7-1. ' . 'f ,l-11. .. 1 ' ia fi' ' I :-f f.i,:.. ' '92 ,sf ni I All 'ff 1. x - Miners. . 72-7 1? .,., ..., ' A . M 5 -R- X F Y l 2 W Q .- jemv ite .. T' Y 5 5 r , 5 - 6 QW? ' 1 ' .Q S . .W Q eriis .. 45 ll'i I , -Y we it 5 , ,, ,. In 4 af' .gg 1, ,,. A 46 Q . .f S. 3? gl- 1 -K 5,m,55n,5,,,,5,m,,g,5l3,f,w,,g55mW.elf ,hmm-wr iw. f Virgil Schmidt,,Newton, Kansas, Wilbur Schmidt Meno, Oklahoma, Martha Schneider, McPherson Ka , 1 n' sas, La Vera Schrag, Pretty Prairie Kansas- Anne Schroeder, American Falls, Idaho, Myron Schultz, Bloomfield, Montana, Theresa Schwartz, Pretty Prairie Kansas, Arthur Toevs, Whitewater, Kansas, Hildegarcl Schettler, Ritzville, Washington, Delores Schroeder, Newton, Kans, Ella Schmidt, Newton, Kan- sas, lris Schmidt, Newton, Kansas, lva Lavon Schmidt, N - ' ewton, Kansas, Joan Schmidt, Newton, Kansas, Shir- ley Schmidt, Goessel, Kansas, Veda Schmidt, Man- zanola, Colorado. Mariellen Shellenberger, Buhler, Kansas, Roger Siebert L d - ' arne , Kansas, Velma Siebert, Lushton, Nebraska, Miguel Solivon, Auroy, Colorado, Bob Standin w t g a er, Butler, Oklahoma, Carol Stucky, Pretty Prairie, Kansas, E . . . ugene Stucky, Wichita, Kansas, Gloria Stucky, Mound- ridge, Kansas. June Stucky, Moundridge Kansas, Delores Suder , man, Whitewater, Kansas, Shirley Suderman, Hillsboro, Kan- sas, Eldred Thierstein, Whitewater, Kansas- Darlene Tieszen, Walton Kansas, Geraldine Unruh N , , ewton, Kansas, Shirley Unruh, Balke, Oklahoma, lrvin Voth, Newton, Kansas. ' I l' l gr! E ir!! ' :pm t iii J- , AJ Slixli 'til Fi fi, . . ,xii 5 f- .gi ' ,1 l , w c tiff V . I N ,J -. gp. i xr Roy Voth, Newton, Kansas, Ruth Voth, Moundridge, Kansas, Gary Warkentin, Newton, Kansas, Lois War- kentin, Marion, Kansas, Clara Wiens, Montezuma, Kansas, Elva Williams, Newton, Kansas, Ruby Woelk, Newton, Kansas, Helen Zerger, Moundridge, Kansas, Theodore Zerger, McPherson, Kansas, Lola Zook, Abil- ene, Kansas. NOT Pidwfedf V, ',ll' ll li tl Larry Buller, Newton, Kansas ' Darrell Grove, Newton, Kansas , Eugene Krehbiel, Moundriclge, Kansas L. E. Polston, Newton, Kansas 1. ' Keith Rickman, Newton, Kansas Edward Schmidt, Wichita, Kansas itll J, SPECIAL STUDENTS Mrs. S. G. Becraft, Newton, Kansas Velma Broz, Marion, Kansas Lucy Clark, Newton, Kansas Geraldine Ebersole, Newton, Kansas Selma Fast, Newton, Kansas Richard Galle, Newton, Kansas Lena Gemberling, North Newton, Kansas Victor Goering, Moundridge, Kansas Alida Harms, Whitewater, Kansas Archie Janzen, Hesston, Kansas Mrs. Herbert Kaufman, Moundridge, Kansas Edward Kauffman, Hesston, Kansas 47 Mrs. Theresa Krehbiel, Moundridge, Kansas Walter Lehman, Newton, Kansas Berta Miller, Protection, Kansas James Moody, Whitewater, Kansas Mrs. John B. Nanninga, Newton, Kansas Mrs, Grace Robins, Halstead, Kansas Charlotte Rutschman, Newton, Kansas Nickolas Schmidt, Inman, Kansas Lillian Teed, Hutchinson, Kansas Mrs. Lena Wedel, Buhler, Kansas Elmer Zehr, Hesston, Kansas Phoebe Zook, Hesston, Kansas BEE Geri kb for 196 re1Sidf-nt J men? dorm council Elected representatives From every tellovv's dorm Are doing something positive For those vvho don't conform. Q- - . Fl ' Hohmanng Don Franlz n.:zr.21:z'i.is::riaf:iiiSi1s2im i cult advisor- Mariellen Shellenbergelrrthh .. y i . NotoPictured: Charles Hamm: Melvin O Tii i women's dorm council The vvomen's council wants to Rnd The ansvver to your woes, Be it nevv plans, or just to remind You ofthe rules each girl should knovv. l' Nw STANDING: Willard Banmang Stuart Pankratzg Loren Groeningg l-lartzel Schmidt. SEATED: Wendell Wiensg Marles Preheimg Harvey l-liebert -esecretaryg Marlin Ratzlaftg Homer Graloerg Bob Jungasg Harry Martens-advisory Gordon Dyck-president. creation council Want to play chess, or checkers, or knit? How about volley ball, ping pong, or pit? Recreational Council is in the lead To supply entertainment tor everyones need. STANDING: Anne Schroeder, Twila Hueberfg Barbara Preheimg Jane Eppp Janice Janzeng Joyce Juhnkeg SEATED: Vivian Hoferg Virginia Toews--advisory Lucille Kaufman-presidentp Lois Duerksen-vice- president, Cornelia Neufeld-secretaryg Marian Claassen. .M wmv nm: Driedger. fArCgi.g..K?aurmanz Vernon Lohrenfz- Leo 5522125 We'f2iYe'e0E2lf22QSdiRefmeff M President Argakfjl Dfrlliaglnelron Frofnzf Maggillllmeilvice- secretary-treasurer, Misggzfjfciglfz Merle Epp. peace club The Belhel College Peace Club ls earnesl in ils aTTempT To use The really Chrisfian way For peace in The world Toalay. . ' thy , T 'ho Fukuda, TWO 1 SlAND'NG': lS?,OR':li1SnFlT'loeTt?filZl?!llOHi Hilflfggdgifgfeg. KGO7 Mlgue 9 Aida RSYe5? Migue Go R imeli flef: Esther Wlebei' G n'1berlln97 Ruymon - e. Lo Mm' 6 Levod er Anne Fenner, Erwlg ,SO,. Annegret Voelc Drne Q -I Harley J, Stuckyf-a xn ,Hanna Neufeld.. EATED. 1, Mo inf. FlorenCe H0996-Tpfiien 5,000 If Yo The U End TheT YOU' ' Us y fl Ve Ou VVHI Twfee Colflqkinr days h F F0 - Q Q U Y To Safigilgsionsfhafng Vg? on Y This O S TW, for ' A of You ' SX PNOXNC-1-A Oomo Yxooknom Nxofxoo O6CYs6fX',XhN1.XO0 Hokevfsecxekoxqg Nikon Ooosserx-, Loks Ooetkseof reosuxev-, Xlemon Lohvenkz-, Oovowwg Recjxev. S?,p3?,O-, Nlmjwixo CXoossenfv'xc,e-pveskdemq Edond NNoXXnevfodv'xso Govdon Oqckfpveixdenk. 51 PNOXNG-. Bob Yxoebm Nxson Oecked-, Nxede Eppg Nxo-A NAXXQQ. SEPKEO1 LueXXo xowenii-, Comeko NeoSeXdq vien- deXXXNXensg 0eYxo Omoo-, Nxofxon Goossenfsectekcw-, OeX'vorx Yi cmifptedxdenk . Nox Vkduxed-. YloXond DuevXasenfv'xc,e-pwedxdem-, ku- cQxXXe Xkookoony VX. P-. Y'osKfodv'xsov. . U O The Wir Stud h .em !rT1m5ESh'IdrerY9IUn1ee 1 ey GI?OndWOliL'SEfeGISnUre WO O SUCC Ops rking eed Vet . feats ?1f Y befa kappa dz fee me d. e5 G IeC' om . e G The he Q riSTmOSfTl!?Y'rqIQT0nd Oy A'CffQhefi 2 CW?VKhe1f nom FQV ' have po is TUGY TO Kap B6 The ec: ,-if-P STANDXNG: Jonn Dferferfbn, Don Schrog, Don Pennec Glen Harden Pau! Horfns X secrefory-rreosuren Sfon , Effzeng Sfuorf Ponkrofz, Jfny Hefdebrecnfxvfce-,oresidenb Milton Goeringxodvfsor, J SEA TED: Ffoyd Bqfz, Wqfrer Tfeszen, Johnny Sfenve B6GbfCfSf7 O',- 'fkffff SPVVDING: Morfqn Cfgqgsenf Shfffey Funfrl, MQW koy O fO er or c foe er Moz In OZO X Nffesg Horne Sheffenbergerxsecrefory-freqgwec. lofene Epp,-A Zeffvo Krenbfel- Serene Unschefof- Anna lee Nfcffef. pfWfffS 509: Noffno Jeon Voron, ' 'sw SEf17ED.- Jane Croben Snfrfey Hfeberfxvfce-,oresfdef77- Dining gfggmgiflhe Hohmoml' Jomnfe 'QOYSC Defio Unrou,- Nof PlCfUf6O1 Caro! Brubocnen ZUEXXQ Bufferxqdv' tie' I9 Club . kefsf n TIC becuel .ckefs I ' Seclso bgr HO pl' true. Pl'epLeH,er C VVQHTS The TWlqC1T TO Qe ISOH nsg presid enf. ,.mf:':::::: 1eww---.?, VSWR W5f'?55!!W??fwg3S!j. ,,.. l,, H , ,.:.1- ' 1 ffl if, .. 4 xfflg .ni z Q ,fi 'J -569 1 ' CRS '-'in . We 99' --.-,gm 6,4 ...ft M -1. i 4 I 1 , . E 4. Srlqlv lc STANDING: Roland Ratzlattg Paul Fastg Velva Aclriang Theresa Schwartzg Lola Zooky Doris Nikkelg Charles Hammg Berene Linscheidg Jim Heidebrechtg Stuart Pan- kratzg Don Franz. SEATED. Wendell Wiens-vice-presidentg Kitty Kliever -secretary-treasurer, Jacob Doell-advisory Art Dick --presidentg John Kliewer-vadvisor. biology emi nur This seminar deals with sciences, With blooolmobiles and microscopes Their minds are filled with Hologies Their future with biology. Sfuc DNV k G. ner, A Seb.. EU lv ' Jo ,VK '77 Sf-elle ,wife ,WO rehbf VOM Uclf ffe . SSe , el- 8 SEA 7 ii' 35, C lhygflq E02 '90!o,,O, f6Q,Q 17700. Erley SCAUIQ Cfobefh Folie,-k P,-eh . 7506527 lfhglhlfefyh Nfivfdf' 205860 0371. Jcsefpl. D277 . Xp,eSfg7 fveufiefg. Frronceg 34,-fdrege Grogho F 1 6176 ,Q eld Onces S cfwyfz SL-hm. ef c Q X C I . ld '77Of7Q Wgecrefhmldt. Z Elsie O!f'7eE7r'V 'SoUCWe SG r Gb 06 . Y' t a ' ilii it ' ' ' X y Future teachers-tried and true, Bethel is your rendezvous. F. T. A. will help abate Problems you reiterate. -' 1. -425 STANDING: Norma Bachmang Shirley Funkg Lueifa Hieberr, Berene Linscheidg Delores Schroederp Gene Anne Rothg Margarer Jahnke, Cornelia Neufeldp Doro- thy Regier. SEATED: Aida Reyes-publication, Wanda Lehman- secrefary-freasurerg Beffy Barrel-presidenfg Janice Janzen - vice-president, Virginia Toews - advisor: Mary Niles. camera club WhaT's all The hocus pocus BeTvveen shutter snap and focus? The Camera Club inToTo Will rafe your every phofo. cheminar Tesl lUlOeS, flasks, and reTorTs, Bunsen burners and Tar, These are The Things of import Concerning The Cheminar. DeckerT-vice- ' i Harold Kaufmann-president Marion president, Don Krehbielg Alison DeckerT--secreTary- Treasurerg PeTer S. Bartel-advisor. Roland RaTzlalTg Arl Dickg Charles Har'nrn-secreTary- Treasurer, Ronald Rich - advisory Lewis Barlelg Paul Pennerg Paul Fast Milton Claassen-president. ll!! il. ,-pil: B math club EquaTions and X'5 and . , proble , lrllli'?rl?'VlQ.WlTh Theories and SUTE, I 'S 'ld lQ, flguring, TacTual club 5 0' mCIThernaTical bunch. Q T radio club Transmission and recepTion, Radiograms and receivers, This is greaT fun For radio believers. . Roy Klip- ' f, q ry-Treasurer, Le Don Krehblel? MortonlD.edijTirn1erSe51rri1Eerp Marlin Ratzlalll-CTDSTT Pensleml Wendgll' CO ellllike Cardenasp Paul Harms-'PWS' 9 Kiippenswin-fa visor? 1 ld nt. Hvfold KOUlmO'm VlCe Pres' e T T lvslcfsi A ,1- WMM alpha psi omega All ye Belhel sludenls Think of your coireer! Alphci Psi Omega Will help you while you . H Q V phyilis PP Logfl 1recS M Yncr t W'T,Will4O x Mueller :DONT ROW Bruin Noell secrewnllxrion Kouirnun G l SFNDX-Ngnnegret V0elCker Diciiiido RSQW' l i fl Y Hao smiley Gemon orion Koulmcn' drama clu All ye odors ond ocfresses l-leoir ye ofDroirnc1 Club lore' Tryoufs ore open for rnony ci ploy Memoroble events ore in store Alison Deckert and Joyce Loewen, asso- ciate editorsg Robert Schrag, editor. Collegian Repor ters finding who, where, when, Galleys, and heads, and type, The COLLEGIAN editors get at the news Before it becomes quite trite. . Arlo Ywmm' new is D Len Regierz Egoliiiebetlf - do Shit Toewsl l,lCgloO5Sem Cfllol osellfi Yloldell R ni Glen N N ' Sgggpef. BOOYUO KOUQ m0 STANDING: Lenore Pankratzg Harvey Hiebertg Delton Franz, Walter Harden Harlan Graberg Dave Claassen. SEATED: Ray Harnly, business man- ager, John F. Schmidt, faculty advisor. As memories seem to do, The Graymaroon staff has planned this book Especially for you. n It memories will linger Section Editors: Virginia Claassen, faculty, Elaine Shellenberger, fine arts, ' I Wiens, organizations. Not Pictured: Cornelia Neufeld, write-ups. Art Dick, athietlcs, Wendel B. Bargen, staff advisor, Kitty Kliever, artist, Norma Bachman, business manager. Not Pictured: Don Kaufman, assistant business man- ager, Don Franz, photographer. Marion Jungas, editor, Donna Kaufman and Lois Duerksen, associate editors. 4 I S mennonite singers Their song is flung upon the air, Their voices ioin unitedly, They tell of ways to banish care, They sing it out so joyously. Then listen to their joyful strain, Forget your small and seltish world, They lift the chorus once again With happiness in every word. SOPRANOS, Carolyn Bachman, Sara Claassen, Lena Mae Franz, Shirley Funk, Florine Hohmann, Donna Kaufman, Lucille Kaufman, Shirley Nachtigal, Frances Schultz, Betty Schwartz, Theresa Schwartz, Delia Unrau. ALTOS, Norma Bachman, Marian Claassen, Virginia Claassen, Phyllis Epp, Marcene Graber, Twila Huebert, Vernelle Miller, Marianne Neufeld, Pat Ratzlaff, Elaine Shellenberger, Mariellen Shellenberger, Annegret Voelcker, Ramona Waltner, Helen Zerger. TENORS: Charlotte Graber, Marna Neufeld, Gene Ann Roth, Darlene Tieszen, Art Dick, Wally Dick, Wayne Epp, Vernon Frey, Max Miller, Stanford Miller, Donald Regier, Eugene Stucky, Wendell Wiens, Arlo Kasper. BASSES: Jim Banman, Milton Claassen, Gordon Dyck, Paul Fast, Don Franz, Maynard Janzen, Kenneth Kaufman, Bruce Loganbill, Fremont Regier, Orville Schmidt, Irwin Schrag, Eldred Thierstein, Kenneth Zimmerman. 62 'Mm-WA insslvvi gi 3 rl'- ' vocal en emlole The vocal ensemble All formally dressed, Sings loeaufiful music Wifh perfect finesse. They sang The year 'round VVi'rhouT much recess. Their Tour af Chrisfmas Was quife a success. Joan Banman, Glen Goering, LaVera Schragg James Waltnerg Lenore Pankrafzg Harvey Hieberlg Norma Jean Vorang Maries Preheimf Florine Voran. Arm string en emble Each insTrumenT blends for a pleasing whole When The bows Touch The waiTing sTrings, When The players ioy in giving To all The pleasure which music brings. art club To informal discussions on arTisTic Things, Like impression, expression, or cube, Or houses, anol furnishings, likes and dislikes, The ArT Club will welcome you. Lois Duerksen, Marion Jungas, WalTer Harder--president Paul FasT. NOT Pictured: RoberT Funk-advisor, Hildegard Schefflerg Billie BarTel, Eugene STucky. G Fern Lgklni band The olrums provoking rhyThm, The blasT of music louol, The pep band plays above The clin Of The noisy game-Time crowd. h Tom Tlseu NN4eloe Donna KOUTVVOU' DQllaS l ' N ' the ummonmg of eueryman Then l must go, To make my reckoning, and pay my debts Because l know my time is nearly spent, Have mercy on me, God. Messenger . ..Delia Unrau The Voice of God Death .. . Deceitw, . Cowardice Fellow... .,.. Gordon Dyck . . ,.,... James Banman . . ..Marianne Neufeld . ,,.,r,... Don Kaufman Everyman . Confession Five Wits Strength . . .Bruce Loganbill Conscience. .,., ..... E ldon Bargen Cousin, ,.,.. Marian Claassen Kindred , ., .,.....,. Elizabeth Fast Conceit ,.,.,. ,...,.... . .Max Miller Malice. . . . . . .. Art Dick Faith . ., . .. ,Donna Kaufman Evil.. ,, . Annabelle Goering Goods ., .. ..,... ..... D on Franz Good Deeds ,. Frances Schultz Knowledge ., Doris Nikkel Florine Hohinann Discretion ,. Margaret Jahnke Beauty . .... ...Betty Schwartz . Bonnie Zerger Jack Salisbury melody I love to memorize .... if gives me somefhing of ci feeling of .... of power over The music. I could ploy blind, I guess. Professor Gilbert Fenfinoff Melody Merrill. . George Merrill . Constance Merrill, .. Dovid Merrill ,. .. .A Jimmy Grcinf Doug Linden. , Muriel Linden , ., Jerry Monsters, . , Alice Sfendhcill , . Louroi Jennings., ., Police Officer, , .. ... Docfor Sleinmelz ,.. ,... .. Two ombulonce offendcinfs. Eldon Borgen In Allll ,4EIc1ine Shellenberger .. ., ,..BiIIie Bcirfel ., Virginia Cloossen Chorles Homm ..,...,.....Arf R. Dick .,.,.PouI Fosf .. .,..., Lillion Galle . .. , Don Koufmcxn .. ..., ..,Jone Epp ... .Joyce Miller .. .,.. Don Regier . .. Ming E. Mino ., .Gene Sfucky Loren Deckerf ,X jf Aggin This yecir ST. Clc1udic1 wc1s senT ouT To surrounding communiTies os C1 public service of The BeThel College Drgmci DepolrTmenT. The high lighT of The yecir was ci Trip To The eclsT including Goshen, Blufl'Ton,c1ncl oTher sTops. Playing The pc1rT of Clouolic This yeour was Marion Kciufmcan ond Delmcz Flick- ner, ond Pilc1Te, Bruce Logoinbill ond KenneTh Kciufmon. Claudia Prese-nTed on Founder'S Day, OcTober 12, was The pc1gecinT, They Mclde Q PoTh. IT presenTecl The his- Tory of ChrisTic1niTy from The eorly church To The presenTclc1y. they made a path o 000 D 0 P9060 Drew memorial hall neg mvxfxo G I S 9 I' I QS Pro-Musica Antiqua Momma sv X 006 o CO 69 CONGO rdllq C ho,-, 54? P130 Wu N, -qw-,, ,,: V :.,,, -aw' -8 w 'W .Qi :iw--f:fv..w-Lung, mmwgwmfwww-1. .AN3 STANDING: Bob Graber, Vernon Quiring, Bob Gray, Clayton Kaufman, Jerome Regier, Eu- gene Krehbiel, Larry Kaufman, Delbert Dester, Jack Salisbury, Junior Goering, Arley LoeFFler, George Goering, Stan Eitzen, John Dietterich, Marlin Ratzlaft, Walter Ott, Don Penner. KNEELING: Milton Goering-As- sistant Coach, Gilbert Kaufman, Floyd Butz, Delmer Kaufman, Walter Tieszen, Harold Loewer, Don Schrag, Harlan Graber, Gilbert Galle-Coach. Co-captains Lefty Ratzlaff and Floyd Butz 74 1' RNEEIE pd 'c xefxdon eefene Uhsche X homecoming Porodes, o queen, onol sometimes snov Alumni coming home, A bonquef ond The senior ploy, For oll o very hoppy doy. S1701 0177. MQ,- I Ofl Cfqosse I7 lf ' if fm? u HQ f ' .. fig? if' K CE V. 4 X 952 A ff ff -Q 'W 5l' wisely , ,,,..,, no '12 . M , tw 5 YGC' for the cl b . Yea for their Sieaigilt S Qot the pep! Wi vi, .J ' l . Cheerleader YE' nh fl it ' ,Q J iere , I A f JV fi: ., FlOFll'1e H lt o mann- Marc Resfo. Anng Lee . 1 N . , Marion Junggikelf Bob Koehn, Joan Schmidt? Delma Hilda Regier: Th ' Flickner, Darlene Tieszeng Sy ey re on Th b Martha Schneider? Pat Ralzlattg Annabelle o , Gy-Qymg e eC1m! Goering, June Stuckyg Joyce Juhnkeg Luetta l-liebertg Gloria FOOD Pep Club! Stucky, Twila l-luebertg Lena Mae Franz, Audrey Lehmang Wan - RGIW! Roh' R hi do Lehman, Lillian Galley Anne Schroeder, Joyce Millerg Mama ' G ' Neufeld, Sharon Boshartg Jane Klasseng Ruth Vothg Betty Kreh bielg Darlene Koehng Ramona Waltner, Charlotte Graberg Lois Jcihnlcep Thelma Hirschlerg Rosella Goosseng Carol Stuckyg Joyce Loeweng Cloris Schroeclerg Shirley Nachtigalg Delores Schroeder Doris Janzeng Betty Bartelg Carol Toews,-secretary-treasurer Bonnie Zerger-evice-presidentg Kitty Klleverf-president? Shire Suclermang Adella Nilckelg Rose Mary Harmsg Carolyn Wede ' - Orletta Nikkelg Carolyn Bachmonp Joan Ban Shirley Schmidt, ' llen Shellenberger, many Mane Helen Zergerg Doris Nilckelg lvia Reusserg Lucille Kautmang G ering- Jackie SEATED Johnny Slemens Jerry Eck Marlon RQTZIQFF A STANDING: Paul Hc1rmsglRichc1rd gchellenbergg Sfon: EITZSD., Arley Loemer, B team 7 8 f--- 'F if -- Maron McPherson, Ba Humb e lfer Edge B111 d ogs In 2 Oyertimes 2nd Conf Mn WE THE Mldcats e B e t h el 64 Y 1 - emerged with t 71 glzyfjzzvesrem 58 jcxzlcigrlihsg 93106 triumph f 72 rqbor 555 Tldeats 67-eo 'Wl l stand as ond 88 phillips 72 Hoot. Jerry mg thrlllers off 54 OHQWQ 69 s all around f3'1'5ftiZl 61 81 . , e - the Bulldogs f Qgzflflefson 84 'E Befhelztes two overtlme 67 Boker 58 arters were Bethel galned 73 C. of E. S but many Ma?'g full 00 58 Bethany 56 red a four. dcuvely agai 64 Friends 42 the Wanin he pre-season 63 Ottawa 7 half Bethel's to the Bd 65 KWU Q6 Eck and sie nvherson s 62 Mcpherson 70 Baker tealn lead thr 59 Boker 69 succeeded IH f play, wi 59 C of E. 69 1 scoring on ding at 1 62 Southwestern 76 rasions. The 26. The 83 Bethany 82 out m front B however, 74 Friends 52 u 3 an their 32 per cent shoot- l SCOP f the nm half to hit 55.3 tm' fouled 0 ent during the rem ind J mes Behrfivds evening. Th 8 . , Q . L J . G e Gruber- Georg? Cgalirstfgqcooch Glb G r ' . I loCl55en' ave C . , LQO me Regler' 119- Alvin Dalkej Jem ,H Goerl f CoOCh M' mg een ut ln the thi'-f' er of er after sitting out rv e Maroons broke Sfecond period' EV' 4 lead for the first time in ,dld a V before Mac ery capah could score mg hi quarter. T ' m. hls pl--' f Hint S I. ber? De . Bob Gro - I KC1SPer' n. Roger Sieberf' AVO ze , xg Kowcmon' 79 . . lemme OevifN9' adel- Rowr Geoff? gfgiljlonefioe B194 . tee lon swfi X vteeiel' ROW: Bun.- Nl Cl FRlc?1.X0l'li HOV intramural tournaments volleyball l l BACK ROW: Lucille Pefersg Betty Bor- lelg Leno Moe Franz, Wanda Lehman, FRONT ROW: Shoron Boshortg Anne Schroeder, Shirley l-lieberf. basketball BACK ROW: Wondci Lehrnong Betty Bcxrfelg Carol Toews . FRONT ROW: Lorene Eppz Flofifie Hohmcnnnf Shirley Nochligcxlg Shirley Funk. Prehf RCW. I!Off. Agnli Deybgomes B ,QO Qrfq rf D Ofy bf 'VT fee Pre ester. 'mmf A4 Ogsen. f ,james eCl'7f, P 5977, ' 'QOIQ Or ICQSIZ nd Rofz Hefde W f nwmrm in JL. was-an Wyx'Mem17t11'Yaf5 -4 ,533 5 gr ,. ,F .f U. -if f ,-f. ..f ,, M41 f -v NA. 'N Sf. QN, ' L 7, fhQ alumni page golden anniversar i 'f 1 1 'j , v . ,i -Q Roy L. Freeman, 1808 Palmcrott Drive N. W., Phoenix, Arizona, retired store manager and rancher, Henry P. Goertz, 2335 How- ,li ard Drive, Laket Forest, P. O. Orlando, Florida, retired lumber ,' dealer, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Chicago, Jacob H. Franzen, ' Y teacher, principal, superintendent, Marion County Superintendent of Public Instruction, now retired since July 1, 1953, Hillsboro. RIGHT CENTER: Mrs. Glenn Krider lAvis Reynoldsl, with family, 1205 Western Avenue, Topeka. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Will Guthrie lEleanorAllison1, Wal- ton, Charles C. Hart, 121 East Second Street, Newton, William T. Tangeman, 329 Armsley Square, Ontario, Calf itornici, former manager, Ontario Works G. E. Co., Mrs. Chauncey Yeomans lOlga Krehbiell, 2113 North Eye Street, Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Daniel A. Hirschler, 1428 Rural Street, Emporia, President-Emeritus ot the College of Emporia. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1904 STANDING, Henry P. Goertz, Daniel A. Hirschler, ' Bethel College elumnl Selvte yew, Cless et 1904, for Frieda Voth, 'John H. Epp, Olga Krehbiel, SEATED, 84 Htty years ot devotion and service. May you have many Avis Reyngldsl WP, J, Wiengi 'Anng E, Schgwglteri continuing years ot joy and happiness and many bless- 'Agnes Harder, Jacob H. Franzen. ed meVY'lOflSS- Deceased xxbf GV X5 the new Q. 3 I, , yy Q student mu 9 w QL? 'Il-' Q1 osx Xxoieovsx XX BX rgundeday Classes ff f7 N4 ff I Committee cmd club meetings 6. fe! 1? 77 Gx O' 'XD7 I 125 . QQ' gn h if 2:3 Q 1f 57? 53,5553 . 0 K9 uf! 0'9 62253 ..,.u-fl K WB nf NV gg ,,.. we 4 ,ef .,:,gi5! .,f',1:iY?itiw k -P-FU ef MW -' r ,Maxx In s1,1fff'f'1 1 grgegfw seg? e u.Si15fi?i2fi 7'c ns ,, i25W:' M272 ' 2 :HIM ' V1 Us s eww 3 M: ' ' sys ,,,--my ,- s5f2YfaY1?? 591' iss' ,, r 5 .mfiif ., ' ?i?Ii?2'9 X 54 if ,f I in my gg' V+ . -.:r,:7Q'r1- 2 .. , , W 'if'-7: Lrfiff' 'f:.l:'! A' 19-B' -1'nj 2? 1 i Q. 'K .af:..Q eva- T5 :fe -H21 fs-oz: ' - vnzzw... Wu .. .a- w +5 9 sl I? n' +- l if , A A 3 2. Q 1'- 5: W -' . f:A15.',f '2 EEE Chrisffnos wos hlhe hdd Whll OVSC Gnd New Veors was ,oosf f70'4 7 Svlfflffflf, Und so hod our cosh. S UD 177 Ollf fOO'nS, We oil heard such o cloffe We SDFOUQ ffO'n our desks fo see whof was fh '4l'1f0y fo fhe lounge fhen we flew like Q We slid down fhe steps and frfppeo' The sfudenfs had gofhereof- ol We knew in o nvofnenf i Down fo fhe loun Bw' nof fhe s His eye QS . er fh ohf USI' We eni oke reny His efnofver fl h ov lw fm ge Ods slo d r 6 e frosh. ed fo s be 7f If so offe or who so fri led- fhou h Thou Q hle Mih ai ee. .ul n would sf hod o ghfeneof' ' fs, fhey w gh prof While i 44 r sw do Of? ro! his O'77,0. comp. honds, how fhey ere scoffered- his 'hind unofssefnh ere ol! ,oleosonlj loud chorfered h' 'ns encircled his heod like o wre if Words lofeq when his comps w said Know 60144 when, wh fhey fe fun. led is feefh, ofh. ere done, ig ond you 71 Eno' new ' -N rhe okr, e Sprmg Krr The BOY. 'ost Mk 'rwo of X1 PXoy, ond, r ber Goss Ts poy. r wos gr omh rwrh Jurfror QXQZQTT eorhe the rh the We eod, The W orred ' crores, d Xeop be r We sr ks Xe rh on ks ro rXeod. 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Buhler Enns Motor Company Newton Epp's Jewelry and Photo Supplies North Newton Farmer's Co-operative Association Service Station, Store, Lumber Yard Moundridge First National Bank Newton Frey's Jewelry Store 133 West oth, Newton Martin M. Goering, Milking Shorthorns Moundridge Graber Hardware Newton Herald Book and Publishing Company Newton Hogans, A Little of Everything Newton H. F. Janzen, M.D. Hillsboro Kansas State Bank Newton W. L. Kaufman Lime Rock, Phosphate, Road Rock and Crane Work, Moundridge Klassen Brothers Groceries, Produce, Meats Whitewater Lehman's Hardware Newton Mennonite Press North Newton Mennonite Publication Office Newton Mennonite Weekly Review Mennonite Family Paper, Newton Midland National Bank Newton Millers Cleaners Newton our boosters Ott's Bootery Newton Raltety Jewelry Newton A. K. Ratzlaft, M.D. Goessel Reed's Clothing Store Newton Regier Loan and Abstract Newton D. E. 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Ml 'Q ,Q .-.- ., , 'K was Q . 4 3+ I I V W l always Told you, Gwendoline, my name was Ernesf, clialn't I? Well, if is Ernest after all. l mean if naturally is Ernest. John Worthing ., ,. Art R. Dick Algernon Moncrieff tl l rwllce Bruce Loganbill Gwendoline Fairfax Frances Schmidt Cecily Carolew Judy Morgan Lady Bracknell..Marian Kaufman Miss Prism .. .,..,. Bonnie Zerger Rev. Canon Chasuble Max Miller Merriman .......... .Charles Hamm Lane ....... ...,.,. D on Kaufman ' mp egtn ll , Qafll i b H19 4i wed XO' X wzrssiof will Trl. guxof Nxeei ,K 1 lofi X r ee lrivflgu gem' ll Qvodvo X05 Nxeeex .UXOOQU XGK Nxe -UXQOQU SV wel 5 geosmon pw'-e wi x XL XN Q? . X54 Bexhe xl X SX BGXYSS X Si 'Y 6 gelxmg flood grove' lo Q eeillel SEATED: Wilfred Loernrnleng Del- mer Kciufmcxng Leslie Dyckg Don Schrogg Glen Goeringg Ted Hor- clerg Mina Minc1pMc1rles Preheim. STANDING: Vernon Harms, Lo- Moine Eppg Stun Eifzeng Arley Loefflerg Arlo Kcisperg Lawrence Hoff, Don Pennerg Don Hirschler -mcnogerg Not Pictured: Milt Goering-coochg Gilbert Kouf- mon. ,wb I Tabor THEY 9 Fffends gk I2 McPherson 0 TObOr l 114 4 F Y Cpherson O ffends N Mfpherson rlforfeffed SEATED: Stuart Pankratz, Lewis Bartelg Don Schierlingy Delbert Schragg Johnny Siemens: Bob Schragg Bob Gray, Virgil Schmidt. STANDING: Walter Ott: Paul Harmsg Delbert Desterg LeRoy Klippensteing Jerome Regierg Al- bert Dale Klasseng Marlon Ratz- laffg Gib Galle, coach. 0 0 14 4 7 14 5 511 gig: If L-, 5- 0 eet B Ji , .ai nv, all COH'lmQl'IC6l'l'lQHf baccalaureate Of friendly halls and ivied walls Of Kidron's grassy ways We hold the sacred memory And sing the ardent praise. The evening chimes, the happy times With well-known book and friend Are part of all we love, a store Of wealth that will not end. Dear Bethel, now we give our vow Ot loyalty to thee, Oh, spirit ofthe school we'Il love Until eternity. Oh hear our prayer, be with us where, Oh God, you'ol have us go. And to our Alma Mater may We only honor show. Planting the lvy P--1-'-2 -g N ,J W-f -f 'S-rs.'Hs.v .lgwm-mia: c -fygse-A-1 x-:bs 'O --' 1-52. X., -L fry? --I A ff X --.E'.i' M Wm -My pm- 1 5'n N-fi-..g A N' 'H'-f v.:-nv. ' J. ..6::o' ..k s- -xzvv-v vi- J X . 'Qfiifgi ff1.1:s'r+ -Zi-A'ffrir-1i:Qfff - '-:Q'4.l5.'-,i:3' ::L-:5,i?55-f':i2-157,41:aff-'- '4':'T-'siifsgza-mfw-. . . -. . , ,. V :.-4 13:35:77:-ir-:f51 ' ntl-'TT :T'f'Y' ' ' U 1 - - ,. . - N - -W: -' , - A ,.L.. Q , N-.4 Nga- -5,01 --f ,AJ 'r , . - qs' - .-eff, ..-..,v- f-En, ww.. :Y-+ -if A,K,,,,,1 ,- f.:.......::Q. ,L -, .1 W. 2:-.111 , 1- ,. -' , pf? 5' ' A Li-Tffeza.-L. -. ' T42- ' H L-1f'i-'S-T513-lv. '.,.1Y ,.:-,ff--,-YQ ::f:k:f -JH.. I - fi-fazfgri-1ffYQT+...' '- ,::'4-I: L. ...lf-4: .,.., '- 1 ' ' YE nooxs . :. ', Kg 1 .1 :Har 1.3:--rf '


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