Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

4 ' 1 . ' ---,,, v 1 .4 . V . V x . I Sr , -, -w,-A .--KS 2 .b. A 2' .vu . f. . f if T595-ef ai 63 1 f ix' ' n -Q A wwxra is MSE- x ,as-aim' Qfffg. m.f,:,r'J5I'k'?.,1:-,i,'4i,4,ax6i!.,1.m12f: 1 n we Junior Cfadd preaenla lm JL ,9 2 ': 'f5 1,k ,J A IJ . f.QfAJ CML? Worm nwfon , .jcznaari J4Jmznz4fmtz0n CL Ajed Organizaliona flne J4444 JM Law mm oriefi OFQLUOI' 3 Each school year offers many opportunities which become a part of the learn- ing experience. There is classwork and consecrated study. There are plays, family projects, banquets, and Chapels. There are friendships which become increasingly significant and meaningful. The Gmymuroon portrays college life during the school year 1954-'55. May- these experiences become influences which will foster genuine Christian living in the years ahead. D. C. WEDEL President Qlecbcafecl fo fAe ancienf, upon wAicA IAQ mo ern redfd. Our knowledge is the amassed thoughts and experience of innumerable minds. -EMERSON r M4 minidfrafion S! jlf s? ' S I, ff 1 , vzwsfw ,. f ezewwwwz 1 lf! f glib jk i - r f i' Q. - 'E K S X E ?'o f 2 Q l l lf A ,N Q f i ly 5 X l M' W fl? 'QWQNQQ lt Q ffl 5 if N W I' llgbwvygl J l ll f it Moses' ' ell .mass dl .if GSW' . f ll. X W X ll ll, i t llffflllll X 'T CVCH is better for a city to be governed by a good man tha by good laws. -ARISTOTLE Be ruled by time the wisest counselor of all. -PLUTARCH fl M44 vi :,v 1 1 K. .QR ' f minififrafion .1 4.1. f , ,,, A , Ll If J 1' f ff 1 . , I' K 4 'Q f , f , K 1 f' ' X J is IQ bt I if -.Y I n ...X kr 1 e 2 X , 4 v 1' ,cv . V1 1' 1 ,.,.. ve f 7 yr P L 9' k ,- 1 ., X .wit gi . We ' X 'h.WV fl l s - 4 The less government we have the better-the fewer laws and the less confided power. The antidote to this abuse of formal government is the influence of private character, the growth of the individual. EMERSON jimi .zdclminidfrafion DAVID C. WEDEL, Ph.D. President of the College Bible and Christian Education 'film Mmm V'-A F ,,... RALPH C. KAUFFMAN, Ph.D. Dean Psychology . ., f l vm M ll C .t K KK , f sy- fu, K .gp '14, ,, Q ii'-i 1 A I 1 :-k xi x I R ERWIN GOERING, M.R.E. Director of Public Relations HARRY MARTENS, A,M, Business Manager ELDON W. GRABER, Ph.D. Registrar Professor of Education Nature centers into balls, And her proud ephemerals, Fast to surface and outside, Scan the profile of the sphereg Knew they what that signiiied, A new genesis were here. -EMERSON data? BENNIE BARGEN Secretarial Studies PETER BARTEL Physics 8 Z -v OSWALD GOERING Dean of Men Director of Recreation VIRGINIA TOEWS STUCKY Dean of Women Home Economics rf JAMES W. BIXEL Music BEATRICE BULLER French and English 8016? HONORA BECKER English MILDRED BEECHER Physical Education ROSELLA REIMER DUERKSEN Music HENRY A. FAST Director of Public Service Bible and Christian Education 9 QCU6 J. WINFIELD FRETZ Sociology WILLIAM FRIESEN Agriculture Manager, College Farm MENNO S. HARDER Education WALTER H. HOHMANN Music 10 Nj . :. - 'v 1 i. . R ' ' Aa -EH t y. Y f .. .--, W ,cm f ,A J, X 14 y y ty , ,i , i. o' L' at .gh -if 1, -,J-,Ff.,,g , , ' H f.f?:,fQw l ' X25 1 jr: I I I If za ' gf' J' :,- ' ,f'l'.vfg'I'iv1L it 'iii -,lB'EEi2f'fWf5iS2:'Eff ,. ...,,,,,,,1: ,,,- ., 4 l .Q fri' ,K I z y Z.. aa, , 5. aaa , E: 3 f bw K? w ig giant Q? , K , ,A ,,,,,.:.a-1efzf1'f wa I ,,,, wi ,fff.-, ,,: . .. 1 'Law 5 GILBERT GALLE Physical Education Basketball Coach MILTON GOERING Physical Education Football Coach --ff u v hx V . Q -'stiff ' , M rdf f . wvixif f'ff'Wi X.: mm ' 231514 ff' ' . 2 s o - it . if V fs . - 1-' X T J. ' k ' ' E B . . - ,, mee ' +z'ff'1' f, . Q s. V I fi 2 . ' . mf, I Q..-. ,.i... if . 5 i,,... l - J: 4 . is... 1-ff it 1- ' ' lf.. ff natfetfwfx' .V -2 f . 1 . .J ,ir 'i' 5ES1!35 1 x . ief..,,j'f ' . :::f., :Lggg?uf.ff w ' ' . fl-4' :i 'LI -':5?zwf-:- -55, 3: 3 t ge , w,.wf,. , ' --A' YH! ., 2'.F'ii.,f .,' 1 L ?'!'5kv'- , , 'V L' ff ffrl.. K ' .53 i Ai 'TQYFTS' Q if HAZEL KLIEWER Sewing JOHN KLIEWER Biology CICU ED. G. KAUFMAN President Emeritus Philosophy and Religion P. R. KAUFMAN Industrial Arts Sl? ,jssj-51455515525 -s Sw ..k. Z .K l ybw . '. S A issis A Xljiif fl it 5.5 ll - DONALD KLIPPENSTEIN Mathematics CORNELIUS KRAHN Church History Director, Mennonite Historical Library 11 LICM f 'ig' Q' :i::,- 'xx M CHRISTINE MILLER English and Speech RONALD RICH Chemistry DAVID RICHERT Mathematics CEmeritus K MARJORIE RUTH Elementary Education ,J P. E, SCHELLENBERG y Q Ly Psychology yin ,3 1 Admissions Counselor 1 57 fl L., L Mu- L R 'iY' 5 ' 4. , .-1 may Q. E' wxrwf' swfrftfrrfiffri Riiiii iihi H HARLEY J. STUCKY E Q' it X A y History and Government 5 ' tii' xv V ii teee R L ' rtr ,, i,i'L r't' L 4 ,L t 1 R 12 iii' L f - ri'Iifii,ffQff1ii1ffi 'ii ,' R XX i 1 t tr R ELVERA VOTH Music ERLAND WALTNER Religious Life Counselor Bible and Christian Education g6lCllAg MENNO STUCKY Farm Shop DAVID SUDERMAN Music LENA WALTNER Art WILLIAM T. WILKOFF Speech, Dramatics and Debate 15 EARL KOEHN Assistant Business Manager LEONA KREHBIEL Librarian .xdafminiafra five fmifslanla MAXINE WILL Director, Food Service WILLIS E. RICH Director of Development Program JOHN F. SCHMIDT College Publications MAN. ' ?1'.!i'! '. P RAYMOND HARNLEY Bookkeeper HILDA REGIER Secretary to the President DARLENE TIESZEN Secretary, Public Relations -SW! lm V , wa.V,n- ...Q-eq...-v o, oo c sf: Y Q, 2,7 1 V , I Q! ev.. , g L 1 -P. 5 fry-w w .e . M- - K lg X 1 QQ if f l 3 ajim 1 W QSM wade? RE HARTZEL SCHMIDT Office Manager LU ELLA BULLER Secretary to the Dean HERTA WILLMS Accountant Cooks Mrs. Emelia Bartelg Maxine Willg Mrs. H. Y. Schmidtg Mrs. Harrison Unruhg Mrs. P. J. Petersg Ella Duerk- sen. CHARLES I. KAUFFMAN Curator of Museum MRS. A. REGIER Manager of Bookstore NURSES Marvella Pennerg Barbara Linscheidg Bonnie Klassen. SW we u,,...wwMf A ffl 1 4, 5' X n-, L 1 xy , MF LN 'Qi , - ' -. , F ,av 's 'N '-fr-N Elijah ' ' ' 5+ 5- '1.- in . x. H ' ' -5 ra: K Q ., M V N K , , - so SW! Maintenance men. Wilbert Reimerg Maynard Kaufmang Harold Fastg Harrison Unruhg C. B. Goering. ALBERT BARTEL Construction Foreman MRS. ARTHUR REGIER Supervisor, College Laundry DONALD PENNER College Farm 17 STANDING: janver Krehbielg Os- wald Goering, dean of meng Virginia Stucky, dean of womeng Jennie Schmidtg Duane Eppg Aida Reyes, Don Kaufman, vice-pres. SEATED: jim Behrendsg Bobby Standingwaterg Paul Harmsg Dr. R. C. Kaufman, advisorg Art Dick, pres.g Donna Kaufman, sec.-treas., Vernon Harmsg Shirley Suderman. .S?uJenf gounci Student government, though it entails aspects peculiar to a campus environ- ment, is enshrined with the web of democratic ideals. Thomas jefferson, whose views on this subject were indeed advanced for his day, conceived of student government as preparation for good citizenship. If by a good citizen we mean one who is armed with a textbook definition of democracy, and one who has a thorough knowledge of the methods and techniques of putting on banquets, class and sorority socials, then certainly we can and do produce good citizens. But this is hardly what our world is crying for. If by good citizenship we mean an intelligent working knowledge of democ- racy, an appreciation for, and respect for differing opinions and diverse person- alities, free of all labels -then we can, we must, produce good citizens. He who governs least, governs best. As student government evolves further, through nurture and guidance, as well as by virtue of its own dynamic nature, more responsibility to govern less, must be the aim of our nation's institutions and their student governments. -ARTHUR R. DICK ecrea fion ounci Stanley Eitzen, sec.g Ozzie Goering, advisorg Berneil Ruppg Melvin Voth, pres.g Mariellen Shellenbergerg Twila Huebert, Not Pictured: Miss Beecher, advisor. 1 i i l' PE I omen A orm l ounci 7 en A orm ounci STANDING: Horton Flamingg Mar- les Preheim, sec.-treas.g Willard Ban- mang Wendell Wiensg Oswald Goer- ing, dean of men. SEATED: Charles Hammg Marlan Ratzlaffg B o b b y Standingwater, pres.g Paul Harmsg Paul Penner. A SEATED: Janice janzen, vice-pres.g Lois Duerksen, pres.g Carol Geringg Rosella Wiensg Twila l-Iuebert, sec.- treas.g Gene Ann Rothg Orletta Brandtg Carol Gaeddert. STAND- ING: Maurine Neufeldg Berneil Rupp. Not Pictured: Mrs. Stucky, advisor. --.......1.l......1...... Agnew! of lirecfora bra- STANDING: Mrs. H. A. Fast, pgm. chm.g Mrs. H. S. Goertzen, social chm.g Mrs. A. j. Richert, Mrs. August Epp, bazaar Chm.g Mrs. Walter B. Entz, food sale chm.g Mrs. D. C. Wedelg Mrs. W. Bixelg Mrs. E. G. Kauf- man, reporter. SEATED: Mrs. Siemens, second vice pres.g Mrs. C. C. Regier, sec.g Mrs. Harry Martens, first vice pres.g Mrs. Menno Schrag, pres.g Miss Mildred Pike, treas.g Mrs. P. R. Kaufman, banquet co- ordinatorg Mrs. J. E. Entz, publicity chm. Not Pictured: Mrs. Herbert Stucky, planning com. chm.g Mrs. R. S. Hauryg Mrs. Walter Ennsg Miss Margaret Wedel, nominating chm.g Mrs. H. Lingenfelder, auditing chm. 20 STANDING: Mr. Walter Graberg Mr. Carl Classen, alt. mem., Rev. Phil Wedelg Rev. Abraham Dyck. Mr. Gerhard Zergerg Mr. Chris Goering. SEATED: Mrs. P. S. Goertzg Mr. Menno Schrugg Rev. Sam Goeringg Dr. David Wedel. Not Pictured: Mr. Max Smithg Rev. Arnold Funk, Rev. Henry Hege, Rev. Willard Wielueg Mr. Louis 'lanzeng Dr. Howard Nyce, alt. mem. omen Z5 .uocia fion -+-V Fl-24 ., M441- q, Y Z,f- -gg' IL mt ,- .1Tl The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction -SOLOMON Of making many books there is no endg and much study is a weariness of the flesh. -SoLoMoN Education is a possession that none can take away. -MENANDER Ctdded 1341 lnvuwwnzor-un. Brant, taunt, . X A -g ,u,s,'11'11m-5911.1 .lf ' '.-,,- , 'im nr,d0' in 162315 xfduaxgyl I: ' 5 r cv '0l tlwriladlleogngra 'film' M 'Wd Pwsimu. is t:t:.,:.':gf, :.s.:,.sref-, r.':.:, m::'i:'.':,:1fzf 'f-1 - X .5 , .1 sages -mt! hrnnhes 1 I fun' I 'xl lil 'htfl-wlgltiefarum. 'rung uuxsiluxfcltzreiangnlm N' 'Q-il ',,.a-za for me control of pmq.,l,ion . 'NWN ll W ,,,,w'f ,M mdumy, . . on. .Men of ii la me '7 'l Qpn' 0 mpfaimn- me imivauu of me ,. 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F,Jff'cbne, m those oonlumen who . to IW H1 ' members of an 5 ' sw' 'D bu! all yi ,, from lun: num of L,,,nf e .. .Q gf,-5,-pad of ull euphemism thi: Wodumn u 9, 40:8 3 nag so pmmote the rnonqpoy ' man' P509 ia, 41092 i as by individual nellen in of the mx- ,,,.f1- f':,,,eP-fmm Act ma the cuyi.-,,, Aacmwfr, , woum gpbff' r mwng orherwise oompqgn ki - If followed m,,emf Aa' ,A 8 lm. any would 1 - fsxffsikfi-Skt V 41.1459 ' prmhhlg . f IP' 1 on Jwlkti Mid coo 1- , gh! 'Wann l 1' f rdimtc' Fdiicxzu for in J. don, ,nd 1035 .. 'Wt 0 Overall pi ,961 bd,,,,,, M Mamma cQm.,4,,,, M W WRYR IBUKY ...J Srnl lmrgan.-vin nu.. 'ww ma ma :nf 4 ,-5, nn v. vnu. r-,,,, ,,,,,,,' ,inn 'Nhinog1'!:9nsazi-m el IL. aaliniligtm nun new-mpg a fn, os-43 ,,,, pm.-1 nw.. .u nf., Dnjyw-mm., 'p,4C- not ,,,,,.ym, nv. r- Ili Mm vi IM Ins fy!- A .9- 22 I N3 ill S A-an H. ,.,vv'if. ,. K will fr' ' .1 K W V A rf., .. ,W H H E,-wg ' V .,,,,, ,,, H ,.,. 1- f if V ' .4 ' ' ff 1 A , 4 Q if if .,,, , f v' K ,,,. ,pf . 'Y if ii L ,,,. .,z, fi A 4 , Q ,Q 1 ' if m 'lf wvffdng KA - 1, VLJV- -d I ,Zigi .,V, 'UW' ' K n PW it 1 iq, ,,,, unseen, to ' :fi.,.t - ,,,,..3 f A 4-1-:7 ':'A.j, 12. ' -d f will K f The end of all learning is to know God, and out of that knowledge to love and imitate him. -MILTON A little learning is a dangerous thingg Drink deep, or taste not of the Pierian spring. -POPE Where but to think is to be full of sorrow and leaden eyed despairs. -KEATS Nothing in excess. Know thyself. DELPH1 ORACLE eniom JOYCE LOEWEN Secretary-Treasurer English Rosthern, Sask., Canada NORMA BACHMAN Business Moundridge, Kansas VERNON HARMS President Natural Science Whitewater, Kansas WENDELL WIENS Vice-President Biology Hillsboro, Kansas ' , eost , ,f l,, I R R 1 cttt y x 'x? ,da-. Af 2 I ,f I 1 , I I X eniom ARTHUR DAVID DICK Social Science Vlaterloo, Ontario, Canada ARTHUR R. DICK Biology Winton, California ALISON DECKERT English Richey, Montana WILLARD BANMAN Biology Newton, Kansas MIGUEL CARDENAS Mathematics Chihuahua, Chih., Mexico JAMES CHANG Natural Science Tainan, Formosa, China HERBERT DALKE Bible Salix, Iowa I vw- JOHN DYCK Industrial Arts Buhler Kansas HENRY DUECK Social Science JOHN DIETTERICH 'y.......,-4-' X ' gr CountyLine, B. C., Canada ,Fi ii ii Q . -re NM Economics Phoenix, Arizona LOIS DUERKSEN Elementary Education janjgir, India r iii A ii ,' . r .1 N get fi?-'11f'ff.,r5g1 .Qi., ,rf l 'rreen A 'za r .. ' f its fv' X ,K . aeia E' r aaa,ae s n as ? iiear B21 as A 5. Q W 'Si' 1, X , 'k Jw X uw-ga. -..,,,s .fr .' , , .., eniorfi ARLO EWY Bible and English Cleveland, Kansas PAUL FAST Biology Waterloo, Ontario, Canada ANNA BELLE GOERING Nursing Moundridge, Kansas 5: X 55. ,,.. 1 Q 5 Ji X f ' az entord Q 4 1 l y, s g f W LEO JANZEN 5 ' so 1' Industrial Arts 'gy 1 Hooper, Washington ,,,,,V l, M3 RICHARD JONES y nnttAt A ' B Bible . Wichita, Kansas ' MARION JUNGAS f ' Natural Science and Home Ec Mountain Lake, Minnesota is CHARLES HAMM Biology DeWitt, Nebraska TED HARDER Economics Wuppertal, Germany RAYMOND HARNLY Business Manheim, Pennsylvania JANICE JANZEN Business Caldwell, Idaho DON KAUFMAN Social Science and English Marion, South Dakota DONNA KAUFMAN Music North Newton, Kansas BONNIE KLASSEN Nursing Inman, Kansas MARIAN KAUFMAN Speech Freeman, South Dakota .2 - git, ...A ..-4 O el'lLOI 5 MARY KATHERINE KLIEVER Biology Cleveland Heights, Ohio ANNA FERN LAKIN Music ' Newton, Kansas WANDA LEHMAN Home Economics Col. Grove, Ohio I O 2l'Ll0l J MAURINE NEUFELD Business Hanston, Kansas MARVELLA PENNER Nursing Inman, Kansas MARLES C. PREHEIM Music Marion, South Dakota BARBARA JANE LINSCHEID Nursing Arlington, Kansas HAROLD LOEWER Economics Branch, Louisiana MINA ERIAN MINA Chemistry Cairo, Egypt DALE MUELLER Economics Freeman, South Dakota fs A I ,la if www A I M V5 nn,n' Y MARLAN RATZLAFF Mathematics Pretty Prairie, Kansas ARTHUR REGIER Social Science Laird, Sask., Canada LAVERNE REUSSER Economics Mulvane, Kansas DON ROYSTON Economics Newton, Kansas K F lg A ' -i. , P :gf 5- i 2 if ll : I as 'en 'O . Od V V'541?3Q 1'itfff:T7i?3f5,?flW, wgifzrs- 1 -,L n ' - eniom EDYTHE SCHMIDT Nursing Goessel, Kansas ELEANOR SCHMIDT Nursing Canton, Oklahoma HARTZEL SCHMIDT Economics Newton, Kansas .5 M, ick y ,I-:D M. -- - A- ff 4,2 f eniom MELVIN VOTH Economics Newton, Kansas JAMES WALTNER Social Science and Bible and Christian Education Marion, South Dakota KENNETH ZIMMERMAN Social Science Beatrice, Nebraska 'QM' ORVILLE SCHMIDT Social Science Marion, South Dakota ELAINE Sl-IELLENBERGER Music Buhler, Kansas JOHNNY SIEMENS Economics Buhler, Kansas ELIZABETH TEICHROEB Nursing Winkler, Manitoba, Canada 'sf' M 2 1 .1 .,w, 11 V Lev? ' 5 , Q13 2 P, I HQ Mi laecia! .gzwlenfri CORNELIUS BOESE: Walton, Kansas KENNETH BOWEN: Salina, Kansas OLIVE BOWEN: Salina, Kansas HARRIET BUNTING: Newton, Kansas KEITH DECKERT: Saliz, Iowa ROSELLA DIRKSEN: Hillsboro, Kansas ADELINE DIXON: Hillsboro, Kansas SHIRLEY ELLIOTT: Newton, Kansas ALBERT ENSZ: Beatrice, Nebraska HERMAN ESAU: Hampton, Nebraska ALBERT FAST: Bingham Lake, Minnesota ALVIN FAST: Bingham Lake, Minnesota SELMA FAST: Newton, Kansas MARVIN FUNK: Newton, Kansas ELDON GOERING: Whitewater, Kansas ELIZABETH GOERING: Moundridge, Kansas LILLIE GOERING: Moundridge, Kansas VICTOR GOERING: Moundridge, Kansas ELLA GRABER: Pretty Prairie, Kansas IONE GRAYBILL: Burden, Kansas MARY HANNA: Newton, Kansas ERNST HARDER: Butterfield, Minnesota GEORGE HARVEY: Jasper, Missouri GLADYS JANTZ: Hillsboro, Kansas HARVEY JANTZ: Durham, Kansas MARJORIE JANZEN: Canton, Kansas JOHN JUHNKE: Moundridge, Kansas ELLA KAUFMAN: Moundridge, Kansas MAYNARD KAUFMAN: Marion, South Dakota NORMA KLASSEN: Newton, Kansas PEARL KURR: Newton, Kansas LUELLA LOHRENTZ: Inman, Kansas DALE MARTIN: Manson, Iowa HARMINA MEERDINK: Lochen, Holland NORMAN A. NIKKEL: Buhler, Kansas STUART PANKRATZ: Hillsboro, Kansas REINHART PETERS: Henderson, Nebraska MARTHA PHILLIPS: Burrton, Kansas MRS. ALBERT REGIER: Moundridge, Kansas HANS REGIER: Whitewater, Kansas HILDA REGIER: Walton, Kansas MARIAN REGIER: Whitewater, Kansas RAYMOND REIMER: Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada DELBERT ROUPP: Hesston, Kansas CHARLOTTE RUTSCHMAN: Newton, Kansas JAY SANER: Kingman, Kansas SISTER ESTHER SCHMIDT: Moundriclge, Kansas WILBERT SCHMIDT: Hillsboro, Kansas C. D. SCHRADER: Newton, Kansas EMIL SCHRAG: Pretty Prairie, Kansas ESTHER SIEMENS: Hesston, Kansas FRIEDA SUDERMAN: Hillsboro, Kansas MAY THOMPSON: Walton, Kansas DARLENE TIESZEN: Walton, Kansas JACK TURMAN: Newton, Kansas DALE WHITE: Wichita, Kansas WILMA WHITE: Wichita., Kansas uniorri Wfhatever is good to know is difficult to learn. WILLIAM H. EWERT President junction City, Kansas ffl, 1+ s s In K I if X . CAROL BRUBACHER Newton, Kansas DAVID W. CLAASSEN Newton, Kansas -ARISTOTLE 717'-. I . ff ., I M I I+, f' N ga-ff, -1 l LEROY KLIPPENSTEIN Vice-President Henderson, Nebraska EDNA THIESZEN Secretary-Treasurer Henderson, Nebraska .,v H? l r I 7,1 i ' , w ,Af MARION DECKERT Richey, Montana LEONA DOELL Henderson, Nebraska SARAH DYCK Calgary, Alberta, Canada . ' 1-5 lflI'll0l'5 ,,, GERALD ECK ' ' Moundridge, Kansas Vyiy 0 STANLEY D. EITZEN C, ' Rolling Hills, California if A A rrll 2,5 DUANE L. EPP - A ' ' York, Nebraska K I , a i., , L K J -7 V A I, ii 'L K gl' 'Q i:i,AW 'yy w iV, , L jy W . s:e,, C, 'rr1-' K Q l I V 'lx -s I , A E f 3 as l 1 ' i RAYMOND ELDON FREY Newton, Kansas ARNOLD FUNK Winkler, Manitoba, Canada Not Pictured : BERNARD FRIESEN Mountain Lake, Minnesota HORTON FLAMING Reedley, California DONALD GOERTZEN Hillsboro, Kansas ROBERT GRABER Pretty Prairie, Kansas ROBERT GRAY Moundriclge, Kansas CJ .sas K Q15 . TW . COURTNEY HIEBERT Newton, Kansas MARY ANN HOOGE Plum Coulee, Man., Canada TWILA HUEBERT Henderson, Nebraska 34 fi ,f' MMQQ gg: .L A ,ee Q I x , 2-. X Q ffl? . ' f' I-sw: :za ,.,,-- , .afar -l H CAROL GAEDDERT Inman, Kansas JOHN JAMES GOERING Moundriclge, Kansas iii 1 C fegssneei as inn 'ii . I 'lii is ig R553 it iijgggj gi in .,r., .LWkk,A, -ff! 1 15219 - wi , f -.f:zf1awaLf1, gg 3q,13i,.51:L.y,g,. 1 -M. 3 ' Q Ligffwiiiwfi a gig f 5 sE'j,.f,I5gj1'q' 1 , , azjivigzakg-. union! GLEN HARDER Mountain Lake, Minnesota PAUL MERLIN HARMS Whitewater, Kansas F , . A ,fsff fig gfi sg as HAROLD JANTZEN Clinton, Oklahoma ROBERT JUNGAS Mountain Lake, Minnesota ALLEN D. KAUFMAN Galva, Kansas 'K ABRAHAM KRAUSE Mountain Lake, Minnesota BRUCE G. LOGANBILL Newton, Kansas ABRAHAM MOHR Newton, Kansas DONALD PENNER Wliitewater, Kansas PAUL PENNER Halstead, Kansas LUCILLE PETERS Henderson, Nebraska .3 f f 4' A 3 A YW? uniom TILLMAN NUSSBAUM Memphis, Tennessee NEAL NUSS Dolton, South Dakota LENORE PANKRATZ Mountain Lake, Minnesoi -s-an, 6 S 'i five N AIDA REYES Ouray, Colorado JOHN ROGALSKY Reedley, California GENE ANN ROTH Gibson City, Illinois 36 1 ,,,.. , VERNON QUIRING Frazer, Montana MILDRED REGIER Elbing, Kansas MILDRED REIMER Inman, Kansas ,,.L4n JOE SMUCKER Chicago, Illinois ALDEN STRATTON Walton, Kansas RUDOLF STUBENRAUCH Remscheid-Luttrighausen, Germany ALLEN WARKENTIN Reedley, California RONALD ZIELKE Newton, Kansas HELEN ZITZLAFF North Newton, Kansas ' . s -mai. , jif- MQ , , f 'idk 5, ,gig 1 ,K I , cj ji A A a 4' -ur i .,-, - 3 s N Q S .,,.,. l C I ,al WV., i .Ek i fri.. . --.-- ,Q i 7. Q- aff E ax A 7' sf, if N ,,, is ,, iss C is stissist , sssssss C or , ,ss , x z ig H . xg 4 S, Q :gif ,, .5 qs.-far N K , . .,.. ' ff' -I if .-4: uniord DON SCHRAG Kingman, Kansas CLORIS SCHROEDER American Falls, Idaho EVELYN SCHULTZ Marion, South Dakota ,rs .ww f . 1'-Q , aw 4- , J' ' JF +1 5 W2 CAROL TOEWS Inman, Kansas . FLORINE VORAN Pretty Prairie, Kansas ROLAND VOTH Newton, Kansas .SZIQ OITL 0l'8:i All wish to possess knowledge, but few- are willing to pay the price. -JUVENAL JIM GOERING Pretty Prairie, Kansas President HARLAN GRABER Kingman, Kansas Vice-President LUETTA HIEBERT Mountain Lake, Minnesota Secretary-Treasurer THELMA ANDRES Elbing, Kansas JAMES BAN MAN Lehigh, Kansas JOAN BANMAN North Newton, Kansas LEWIS BARTEL Newton, Kansas JAMES BEHRENDS St. james, Minnesota ELEANOR BOHN Pandora, Ohio SHARON B051-IART Cucamonga, California CAROLYN CAVE Whitewater, Kansas SARA ANN CLAASSEN Beatrice, Nebraska X 38 iw! .,f: - Q QQ' 4 sm 5 5 5 4 Q fi C :ff is f- 'i ....-qv -H-4-CY :g,:1E25?!iQ1z::!Sf2S . K a, at H,-,,W ,.,, ..,. ,,.. . ,,,,,,., . , .. H- fa. - if w l'm,,s, aa L1 ' if as i w k y 5 G. fe E t E .- , v,y. .Ji :,, 'ff:,r.: E'fS?VfiI.Efff7 551 5::: if -IIf11:rr ' E 7f,f'f rr':1,5f'I'Y:-'f- ' i t W . , ' iy. Q isttsr :fs t A kVhk V I , K A 1 0l'll 0l'26 WALTER DYCK Winkler, Manitoba, Canada DELILA JANE EPP Henderson, Nebraska WAYNE EPP Hampton, Nebraska HAROLD GAEDE Shafter, California GEORGE GOERING Moundridge, Kansas JACQUELINE GOERING ' Moundridge, Kansas JOHN JAMES GOERING, JR. Moundridge, Kansas VERNE GOERING Mounclridge, Kansas CHARLOTTE GRABER Salem, Oregon LOREN GROENING Hillsboro, Kansas HARVEY GRUNDMAN Valley Center, Kansas HENRY HAINIIM, JR. De Witt, Nebraska EDNA HARDER Butterfield, Minnesota LINDA HARDER Whitewater, Kansas JOAN HARMS Whitewater, Kansas ROSE MARY HARMS Whitewater, Kansas ez is f .J .O if ,,,, ,O ig 1 ,kiyk like ,ig ,v s- , WILLIAM HARPER Newton, Kansas JOHN HEESE Rosthem, Sask., Canada ROBERT HEINZE Hillsboro, Kansas DARLENE I-IINAMON Reedley, California DANIEL HIRSCHLER Jansen, Nebraska THELMA HIRSCHLER Hanston, Kansas JANE HOLMES Creighton, Nebraska MARGARET' ISAAK Aberdeen, Idaho MYRON JANTZ Marion, Kansas MARILYN JANZEN Wichita, Kansas MAYNARD JANZEN Hillsboro, Kansas SARA MAE JANZEN Newton, Kansas ARLO KASPER Hutchinson, Kansas DELMER KAUFMAN Mounclridge, Kansas GILBERT KAUFMAN Moundridge, Kansas LARRY KAUFMAN Windom, Kansas .3 V. in ' I tin :K . Q' 'lv Q ts 'Ss' A i '- ST I , gf g iv , 1 I - 11 is '3 ,I -- V, .,.,,, , -f. 'Sy M24 X ix I , , ,117 ,W . a li? if 1: .,:.' -59:2 if . i ff: , r '5.f2'ffTY 1-emeix ,:, , .,' C27 b TAE TXVON KIM Seoul, Korea BETTY KREHBIFL McPherson, Kansas MERLIN KREI-IBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas WILFRED LAEMMLEN Rccdlcy, California AUDREY LEHMAN Aberdeen, Itlaho LAVERNE LEI-IMAN Castorlancl, New York ARLEY LOEFFLIER Inman, Kansas VELMA LOEPP Inman, Kansas BILLIE SUE MOORE Newton, Kansas SHIRLEY NACHTIGAL Moundridge, Kansas JANICE NIKKEL Bessie, Oklahoma ADELLA NIKKEL Canton, Kansas ORLETTA NIKKEL North Newton, Kansas MALINDA PAULS Marion, South Dakota WILLIAM PENNER Goshen, Connecticut BARBARA PREI-IEIM Marion, South Dakota .SZIQ 0I'i'l ored 1 ' 'f-'Y 5 45 if --aw It 4' 25 .. '4 f ' 1 'ii J A Q. agar . ,,,i 1 X 1 fi X if gg, we was wt 3 h 4 42 if PAT RATZLAFF Goessel, Kansas FREMONT REGIER Wliitewater, Kansas OTTO REGIER Elbing, Kansas DIETRICH REMPEL Dinuba, California MARY REMPEL Dinuba, California SANDRA ROYER Newton, Kansas MARLENE RUDIGER Great Bend, Kansas EDNA SCHMIDT Goltry, Oklahoma IRIS SCHMIDT Newton, Kansas SHIRLEY SCHMIDT Gocsscl, Kansas WILBUR SCHMIDT Canton, Oklahoma LA VERA SCI-IRAG Pretty Prairie, Kansas ANNE SCHROEDER American Falls, Idaho MYRON SCHULTZ Bloomfield, Montana Tl-IERESA SCHXVARTZ Pretty Prairie, Kansas MARIELLIEN SHIELLENBERGER Buhler, Kansas 0171, 0F06 saaat S g af, A 5 L , f ,, mg l '.:. la at . it Q sllfffa S S, A S A if A .. v Su . 1 M. f 4' of R -,M 1, f, X f l s ag ROGER SIEBERT Larned, Kansas MIGUEL SOLIVAN Ouray, Colorado 31,0 0l'l'L0l'25 BOBBY STANDINGWATER Butler, Oklahoma CAROL STUCKY Pretty Prairie, Kansas GLORIA STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas SHIRLEY SUDERMAN Hillsboro, Kansas DOLORIS SUDERMAN Whitewater, Kansas ELDRED THIERSTEIN Whitewater, Kansas WILFRED UNRUH Newton, Kansas CAROLYN BACHMAN Moundridge, Kansas DONNETTA VOTH Montezuma, Kansas ROY VOTH Newton, Kansas GARY WARKENTIN Newton, Kansas RUBY WOELK Newton, Kansas HELEN ZERGER Moundriclge, Kansas VORAN I. I IE 1 -L 7, ,X 'sf , rt, K :Qi water R -ml: xx his I Not Pictured: ALICE BENDER Goshen, Indiana DARRELL GROVE Newton, Kansas EUGENE BILLY KREHBIEL Mounrlridge, Kansas 45 JOHN BERTSCHE Pontiac, Illinois President MARYON SCHELLENBERG North Newton, Kansas Vice-President GLENNA KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas Secretary-Treasurer JOYCE ALBRECHT Pretty Prairie, Kansas jl 2:5Al'l'lQI'l HERMAN ANDROES, Newton, Kansas NORMAN ANDROES Newton, Kansas JOY AUERNHEIMER Reedley, California GLADWIN BARTEL Hillsboro, Kansas All things were in chaos when and made order. - it is ' S '5 fa tial' -Q 1 J, .Y ' 2:57, Z , - K ', Us ' ,, A ' f ' z sq 2 ,Qi . if - f Q ' '-,gf 1 i i NAOMI CLAASSEN Newton, Kansas ROSEMARIE CLAASSEN Newton, Kansas EARLE DIRKS Buhler, Kansas ADENA DOERKSEN Meade, Kansas 44 'rf .x fi- J f , X 1 1 I ' fu' 452-.f.f,sf ' 1' VERLIN BARTEL Newton, Kansas NORMA BARTON Newton, Kansas WI' ' HOWARD BECHTEL Deer Creek, Oklahoma 1 MARILYN BLOMGREN Chicago, Illinois GEORGE DOERKSEN Inman, Kansas MARY DUERKSEN Hillsboro, Kansas MARY DUNN Buhler, Kansas ZVELYN DYCK Whitewater, Kansas ,JR mind ANAX HIOSC AG ORAS J - .44 , v as ORLETTA BRANDT Hillsboro, Kansas ALBERT BULLER Henderson, Nebraska ARLO BULLER Peabody, Kansas MARY CLAASSEN Beatrice, Nebraska 2,72 l 'Q , A , , it j 5 N ' f i A ,Y . ELDINE FRANZ Buhler, Kansas GILBERT W. FRANZ Walton, Kansas HAROLD FRIESEN Bradshaw, Nebraska LEROY ERIESEN Aurora, Nebraska 19? In-:I MARLENE FRIESEN Henderson, Nebraska JOANN FUNK Inola, Oklahoma DARLENE GALLE Valley Center, Kansas CAROL GERING Mountain Lake, Minnesota vit' A TY ts., 'R A M llaa - 1 L .gf ,a.. is I A w I 'W sr ,HQ CARL HEGE Aberdeen, Idaho JOHN HIEBERT Mountain Lake, Minnesota NANCY HIEBERT Newton, Kansas VICTOR HIEBERT Walton, Kansas VIRGIL HIEBERT Walton, Kansas ROSALEA I-IOSTETLER Harper, Kansas GRACE JANTZEN Oraibi, Arizona BEVERLY JANTZEN Henderson, Nebraska jI'2ffAl'l'lQI'l GEORGE EDIGER Inman, Kansas DARRELL EPP Henderson, Nebraska LETHA EPP Beatrice, Nebraska VVALDEEN EPP Henderson, Nebraska W -P ,, N5 r its mf: iz ,g ..,, . , I , ,,., 15' ., . ,ff I ,K HARRY GOERING Peabody, Kansas I-IOMER GOERING Pretty Prairie, Kansas WARREN GOOSSEN Henderson, Nebraska ALANA GRABER Kingman, Kansas tr., - , trsaars , KAY EWERT Abilene, Kansas HOWARD EWY Halstead, Kansas ELLIS FLICKNER Kingman, Kansas FLORENE ELICKNER Moundridge, Kansas 'ivmiill'-2 9 V EVELYN GRAEVS Newton, Kansas PATRICIA HARMS Whitewater, Kansas RAMONA HART Moorewood, Oklahoma DONALD I-IEADRICK Hesston, Kansas A 1 . 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A A f N, if ' 5' 5745. 1 :pg 1, Lf is ,, A s 2 2 K z is 5 N il A .. !r!v:iAw4f::..', ra, as .wwf if s Hr 5, PAUL KREHBIEL Cleveland, Kansas ROBERT KREHBIEL McPherson, Kansas VERA KREHBIEL McPherson, Kansas ARNOLD KROEKER Inman, Kansas -fa V MARGARET KOEHN Newton, Kansas ALVIN KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas CAROL LEE KREHBIEL Ritzville, Washington JANVER KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas ORIN PANKRATZ Kanoraclo, Kansas MELVIN PAULS McPherson, Kansas BERDI NE PENNER Aurora, Nebraska LAWRENCE PENNER Hillsboro, Kansas 46 RUPERT PENNER Dinuba, California CLAYTON PETERS Henderson, Nebraska ELVERA PETERS Henderson, Nebraska JENNIE PETERS Henderson, Nebraska jfedkniell JUNIOR JANTZEN Hillsboro, Kansas ROINE JANZEN Lushton, Nebraska VERNON JANZEN Newton, Kansas WILMA JANZEN Liberal, Kansas fi ,. 1' A vs+ef::fsgisag,'1,z I 2' Ifqfgs , , s .Qi rl' fx fl REX IQWH is , f, if ' Ill ERWIN LOEFFLER Inman, Kansas MARCIA' MIERAU Henderson, Nebraska BEVERLY NACHTIGAL Moundridge, Kansas ALBERT NEUFELD Inman, Kansas Q - ive: f 5, fr' Z 'ig l N lm' -f' '- :fa - .. 1 4 K' Sf 1 --,..-.S 5 x .fr if Q al If Q jf. mn' IM ,R , A fl L . -.,.:, , ,, ,, 5 CLARA Josr Hillsboro, Kansas ARLAN KAUFMAN Galva, Kansas ARLENE KLASSEN Newton, Kansas EARL KNUST Peabody, Kansas F, ,,,, ,z :EY 5 i , ', I E g M, G Q '21 x ,, X Z, 5 DELLA NEUFELD Buhler, Kansas LOIS NICKEL Oakley, Kansas TED NIKKEL Canton, Kansas GENE PANKRATZ Wichita, Kansas X MA x 1 v-0' avr STEPHEN ROBERTS Marlin, Washington MARLIN ROEDER Valley Center, Kansas MARCIA ROYER Newton, Kansas BERNEII.. RUPP Mounclridge, Kansas V515 is INIARILYN SIEMENS Buhler, Kansas LOIS SOMMERFELD Halstead, Kansas ROBERT STRATTON Newton, Kansas CURTIS STUCKY Pretty Prairie, Kansas will E 'll I , -A ,. il k rrf fr, I ,T 't ' N Us so ,s,, sss, , IRIS SANTINI Barranquitas, Puerto Rico CAROLYN SCHMIDT Inman, Kansas DONALD SCI-IMIDT Newton, Kansas GLENNA SCHMIDT Buhler, Kansas M K ,M ,, ., ., O A - Yu 5 er? 41- i QF t my 5, at-,g,,z',,:, as was-az F ., . 2:-1-tis:-1 I F , , ,'f'5?i5' , 5,1 ELLEN STUCKY McPherson, Kansas JAMES STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas SHIRLEY STUCKY Galva, Kansas jyI'Q:fAl'Yl2l'l ZONA PLATT Newton, Kansas KATHRYN RATZLAFF Lehigh, Kansas EVELYN REGEHR Inman, Kansas AGNES REGIER Cordell, Oklahoma fl .' Isl 'Q 5 .f if i .1 DORIS REIMER Whitewater, Kansas JOAN REIMER Goessel, Kansas DELORIS REUSSER M ulvane, Kansas DWAYNE REUSSER Mulvane, Kansas A f aa, U- i Q if tg. , 'iffy JENNIE SCHMIDT VELMA SCHMIDT Newton, Kansas Gotebo, Oklahoma KENNETH SCHMIDT VIRGII. SCHMIDT Peabody, Kansas Newton, Kansas PAULINE SCHIVIIDT HELEN SCI-IROEDER Newton, Kansas Halstead, Kansas ROSELLA SCI-IMIDT GLADYS SIEBERT Newton, Kansas Henderson, Nebraska I 1 4: T , ig A Iliff? 'leffizf' a ,. ..,, 112 .. i .f!s,,., ,. Q' -.,- , X ,',. L VERNON PLETT if 4 L r f, E A L WANIETA sTUCKY ii 5 -it McPherson, Kansas I A m ,. - f ig ! ' tt, , P x X WILLARD STUCKY X, , . ,. , McPherson, Kansas I LOWELL Trzcnaoiiw Mountain Lake, Minnesota yy W n l y MURIEL THIESSEN ,tif A 5-5 x ' North Newton, Kansas t ,fi l I '1:,. sk VI RGI L UNRUH Newton, Kansas ARMENA VICTORIA UREY Lower Careysburg, Liberia, Afriga HOWARD VOGT Halstead, Kansas MARLENE VORAN EMMA VOTH Newton, Kansas LLOYD VOTH Halstead, Kansas VIONETTA VOTH Independence, Kansas EUGENE WALTNER Pretty Prairie, Kansas Pretty Prairie, Kansas ,fi A kwa My 'J 'A vt: as, I ,, , ,J I nf Q 1 ji . 15 ? J, 48 'sf ANNA WIENS Inman, Kansas ,rv ROSELLA WIENS Inman, Kansas STANLEY WIENS Newton, Kansas KAY WOELK Abbotsford, B. C., Canada , 1 i rfgii t JS .. 5' i ,Ui Q.. ,V.,, .- . l a JO ANN WALTNER Hurley, South Dakota LOIS WARKENTINE Marion, Kansas WILLIAM WATKINS Newton, Kansas GLEN WEDEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas 219 M . ilfefg s 'S-5,1 8:5Al'l'l2I'l CARL THIESZEN Henderson, Nebraska MARVELLA Tl-IIESZEN Henderson, Nebraska RUFUS UNRAU Lehigh, Kansas LOIS UNRUH Hillsboro, Kansas si J LEOLA WEDEL Halstead, Kansas ELSIE WICKE Deer Creek, Okl ARCHIE WIEBE Goessel, Kansas GUSTAV WIEBE ahoma Ritzville, Washington Not Pictured: ANN GRABER Newton, Kansas JANET KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas Turpin, Oklahoma VELDA SCHMIDT Buhler, Kansas JACK STAUFFER Denver, Pennsylvania ALLEN SUENRAM Moundridge, Kansas rganizafionfi -1....- 4, 3 --nQ -ff ,.,- . - 4 V , 1 9 M ff . ' ,vw 1 br Q, is es ., s ' i -QQNN Gglfiksf Q1 .1 ii are v s is - so . ff -!40nYl'l7 ' S ' QQQSA x ' x ,. 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I ' ' X o mwx h jf. --Homsn - - 1 ,-ff' 'Ink' -- U ,1f:412 211?2 L'f 11 bl ' l'k d f ' d o, -.-h , V W AQ ,I -.f4 ,f, 1 e as no essing 1 e a pru ent rlen . iff, I -4 A-3: ff-5, - ir 1 'r 1 ...1. . Q --Euxupxnas sf Z gf? .2?:2'1'? N f T, 0 R f 6 rganizafiond ,Aw . , J 50 The bird a nest, the spider a web, man friendship. The only way to have a friend is to be one. -BLAKE -EMERSON .gzwlenf inidferd STANDING: Don Kaufman: Henry Dueckg james Waltnerg Miguel Soli- vang Abe Krausej Bernard Friesen: Harold jantzen. SEATED: Dr. Fast, advisor: Arthur Regier, pres.g San- ford Miller, vice-pres: Arthur D. Dick, sec.-treas.g Dr. Waltner, ad- visor. Not Pictured: john Bertscheg Carl Thieszeng T. L. Nussbaum: Ray Reimer: Herbert Dalke: Bobby Stand- ingwaterg Allen Warkenting jack Staufferg Gilbert Franz. .gnfernafiona QL fiona FIRST ROW: Miguel Solivang Mina Minag Klaus Neufeldtg Quang Huang Fang Frank Pang. SECOND ROW: Kay Woelkg Armena Urey: Sara Lig Aida Reyes: joy Auernheimer, pro- gram committeeg Harmina Meerdinkg Tae Kwon Kimg james Chang. THIRD ROW: Romona Hart: ROS- ella Schmidtg Iris Santini: Helen Zitz- laff, pres.: Alison Deckertg Lois Duerksen, vice-pres. F O U R T H ROW: Mike Cardenasg Evelyn Dyck: program Committee: Rudolf Stuben- rauchg Gustov Wiebeg joe Lange. Not Pictured: Willard Stucky, sec.-treas.g Dr. Harley Stucky, advisor. STANDING Robert jungasg Norma Bachman Carol Toews Lucille Pet- ers CarlTh1eszen Dr Fast, advisor SEATED: Wendell Wiens vice pres., Sara Ann Claassen sec Lenore Pankratz, treas james Waltner pres Not Pictured Robert Standingwater , .siluclenf Cdriafian je! owd ip The statement, Unless there is growth there is decay, expresses truth whether said of an organization or of an individual. The student body of a Christian college needs the united effort and witness of a core of interested students if the activities and atmosphere of the campus are to be on a high spiritual level. It is the purpose of the Student Christian Fellowship to provide an organized channel through which students may express their common concern for a high quality of Christian life and relationship on the campus, and for an active program of worship, study, and service which seeks a fuller understanding of the implications of the Christian faith and a larger application of its message to the needs of men. Thus through the various activities of the SCF, there is opportunity for spiritual growth of the students individually, and as a body. Whether through the activities of the Campus Faith, Fellowship, and Recreation, Christian Service and Outreach, or Peace and World Order commissions, there is opportunity to worship, work, and play on the common ground of Christian brotherhood. Through Christian Life Week, the sponsorship of a German student, VS and Mission workshops, service projects, deputation trips, chapel, and worship programs, a need in the student's life is met which the academic part of school life overlooks, For those of us who have had the privilege of working toward the formation of the SCF, and have had a share in the experiment toward oneness, it has been a thrilling experience. However, as the novelty and newness of the SCF wears off it must continue to grow and develop if it is to live and do its work effectively. May its purpose be achieved and may its aim ever be to strive toward maturity. -JAMES WALTNER Ckridfian eruice ana! OufreacA STANDING: Robert Standingwater, pres.g Dr. Erland Waltner, advisorg Arthur D. Dick, project chm.g Abe Krause, assistant deputation chm. SEATED: Charlotte Graber, program chm.g Alison Deckert, seC.g Delores Suderman, treas.g Twila Huebert, dep- utation chm.g Edna Thieszen, assistant project chm.g Eleanor Bohn, program committeeg Lucille Peters, vice-pres. amlaud Said jemwd ila , an mama fion N o r rn a Bachman, representativeg Wendell Wiensg Carol Toews, pres.g Ozzie Goerings advisorg Mariellen Shellenberger, sec.-treas. Not Pic- tured: Marles Preheim, vice-pres. QGCQ an MPA! Olwlel' Carl Thieszen, representativeg Robert jungas, Pres.g Maynard janzen, vice- pres.g Marilyn Blomgren, sec.-treas. Not Pictured: Dr. Fretz, advisor. w Pa' gufufe jail' QF5 of America FIRST ROW: Vernon Harms: Bar- bara Preheim, sec.-treas.g Lucille Pet- ers, pres.: Shirley Schmidt, vice-pres.: Arlo Ewy. SECOND ROW: Helen Schroeder: Nancy Hiebert: Edn a Thieszen, Mariellen Shellenberger, Carolyn Cave: Joan Harms, THIRD ROW: Florine Flicknerg Rosella Wiensg joan Reimerg Delores Reus- serg Gloria Stuckyg Norma Bachmang Donnetta Vothg Donna Kaufman: Elaine Shellenbergerg Dr. Harder, advisor. FOURTH ROW: Lois Som- merfeldg Miss Marjorie Ruth, ad- visorg Thelma Andres: Mary Rempelg Joyce Loewen: Courtney Hiebertg Henry I-Iammg Dr. Graber, advisor. Ollie COIIOITILCJ CAL FIRST ROW: Luetta Hiebert, pres.g Wanda Lehman, vice-pres.: Gene Ann Roth, sec.-treas.g Mary Niles, publicity chm. SECOND ROW: Marcella Thieszeng Donetta Voth: Velma Schmidt: Barbara Linscheidg Darlene Hinamon. THIRD ROW: Margaret Isaakg Adella Nikkelg Elsie Wicke: jane Eppg Ellen Stuckyg Aida Reyes. FOURTH ROW: joan Funk: Lois Nickelg Bonnie Klassen: Janice Nickelg Wanieta Stuckyg Mrs. Stucky, advisor: Marvella Penner: Vera Kreh- biel. go ogy eminaz STANDING: Paul Fast, pres.g Art Dick: Vernon Harms: james Chang: john Kliewer, advisor: W e n d ell Wiensg Charles Hamm, vice-pres. SEATED: Eleanor Bohn: Katherine Klieverg Theresa Schwartz, sec.-treas. WMA Marlan Ratzlaff, vice-pres.g Miguel Cardenas, pres.g Paul Harmsg Le- Roy Klippenstein, sec.-treas.g Loren Groening. Not Pictured: Donald Klippenstein, advisor. Rufio Peter Bartel, advisorg Verlin Bartelg Harold Frieseng Robert Strattang Wal- deen Eppg Rupert Penner, sec.-treas.g Marion Deckert, pres. Not Pictured: Arlan Kaufman. 6Aemin an Paul Penner, pres.g Paul Fast, vice- pres.g Lewis Bartel, sec-treas.g Ronald Rich, advisor. 2? Eid JQ,0,m STANDING: Bob Grayg George Goeringg John Dietterichg junior Goeringg LeRoy Klippensteing Arley Loefflerg Paul Harmsg jerry Eckg Harold Loewe-rg Don Schrag. SEAT- ED: Glen Harder, sec.-treas.g John Siemens, pres,g Stanley Eitzen, vice- pres.g Marlan Ratzlaff. 56 BACK ROW: Donna Kaufmang Iris Schmidtg Charlotte Graberg jane Eppg Luella Buller, sponsorg Pat Ratzlaffg Lucille Petersg Mariellen Shellenbergerg Marion jungasg Shirley Sudermang Luetta Hiehertg Darlene Tieszen. SEATED AROUND TABLE: Phyllis EPP, vice-Pres.g Theresa Schwartzg Bonnie Klasseng Audrey Lehmang Mary Niles, sec-treas. Not Pictured: Carol Brubacher, pres.g Florine Vorang joan Banmang Elaine Shellenberger, Sandra Royer. Cbfzffel' C ug .A PAC! ai mega STANDING: jerry Eckg jim Ban- mang Orville Schmidt, vice-pres.g Bruce Loganbill. SITTING: Don Kaufmang Lois Duerkscng Marion Kaufman, pres.g Mr. W. T. Wilkoff, advisorg Mina Eriun Mina. a 'Zf,.i BACK ROW: Maynard jantzen, vice-prcsg Melvin Paulsg Carol Ger- ingg Arnold Krockerg Marian Kauf- man, presg Eldrcd Thierstcing W. T, Wilkoff, advisor. FRONT ROW: Kay Ewcrtg Roselcn Hostctlc-rg Agnes Regicrg Orletta Nikkcl, SCC.-treas.g Zona Plattg Berneil Rupp. 223666, SITTING: Carol Goeringg Marion Kaufmang Kay Ewcrt. STANDING: Dale Muellcrg Mr. W. T. Wilkoff, coachg Ted Harder. Aff ,- K. ,L 4X,,m,W 'Weir l'agH'laI 00I'l Cofdgion STANDING: Dale Muellerg Arthur R. Dickg james Waltnerg Don Kauf' man, james Goeringg Luetta Hiebertg Lenore Pankratz, John F. Schmidt, advisor. SEATED: Bill Ewertg Wen- dell Wiensz Florine Voran. Not Pic- tured: Glen Harder, business mgr. Arlo Kasper, sports editor, Orville Schmidt, editor, james Bauman, asso- ciate editorg Marian Kaufman, asso- ciate editor. w-Sr Marion Deckert, editor, Carol Toews, associate editor. STANDING: Paul Harms, LeRoy Klippenstein. SEATED: Bennie Bar- gen, Robert jungas, Lenore Pankratzg Lois Duerksen. Not Pictured: Mary Niles. ine .fgrfd R A ' X i 7 '! 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' 7 u u -SAPPHO 7' f-ff -1-L Beauty is a natural superiority. , -PLATO All who have excelled either as philosophers, or statesmen, Z or Poets, or artists, seem to have a touch of madness in them. fx., Lf'-I -ARISTOTLE WDW M3 ,W tg J sr' X x, , ...-'it JT 3 . 5-4 ine .fdrfd Art takes nature as its modes. -ARISTOTLE Beauty is truth, truth beauty. -KBA'rs Art is the gift of God and must be used unto his glory -LONGFBLLOW Moa HJQINAA Joan Banmang Janver Krehbielg Lenore Pankratzg john Hiebertg Phyllis Eppg james Waltnerg LaVera Schragg junior janzeng Miss Elvera Vothg Elaine Shellenbergerg Marles Preheimg Florine Voran. ennonife ingem FIRST SOPRANO Mary Claassen Eldine Franz Joyce Loewen Beverly Nachtigal Carolyn Voran Lois Unruh SECOND SOPRANO: Donna Kaufman Harmina Meerdink Zona Platt Kathryn Ratzlaff Berneil Rupp FIRST ALTO: Norma Bachman Sharon Boshart Sylvia I-lege Orletta Nikkei Mildred Reimer Shirley Suderman Edna Thieszen SECOND ALTO: Charlotte Graber Twila Huebert Gene Ann Roth Mariellen Shellenberger Helen Zerger FIRST TENOR: Verlin Bartel john Bertsche Art Dick Myron jantz Virgil Unruh Wendell Wiens SECOND TENOR: George Ediger Wayne Epp Howard Ewy Harold Friesen Charles Kaufman Abe Krause Joe Smucker Gary Warkentin BARITONE : jim Banman George Doerksen, jr Daniel Hirschler Arlan Kaufman Bruce Loganbill Eldred Thierstein BASS: Henry Hamm Paul Harder Carl Hege Neal Nuss Paul Penner Orville Schmidt Kenneth Zimmerman james Stucky Dr. Sudermang Leona Kaufmang Edna Harderg james Yoclerg Sara Ann Claasseng Alana Graberg May- nard Janzeng Harmina Meerdinkg Marlene Vorang Bruce Loganbill, i n 2 I' 5 iann i .SZAiccAi Comic Opera in One Act by Giacomo Puccini Sung in English Gianni Schicchi .,,,,,., Lauretta ,................ Zita ....,..,,........... Rinuccio ,,......, Gherardo ........ Nella .................Y Gherardino ,Y..,..,..,. Betto of Sigma .,,,...,. Simone .................. Marco ............,...,,..... La Cxesca. ,,,,,......,........ ..,., . . Master Spinelloccio.. Amantio Di Nicolao ..,.v,,,,, Pinellino ...............,.,, Guccio ...............,..,............... .....,......... Accompanists ...,,,., Es ......,.Bruce Loganbill ....,,,,,.Florine Voran ....H.....,...Phyl1is Epp .,......Marles Preheim rr.r.,,,janver Krehbiel ....,.,,.LaVera Schrag ,,,,,,,,,,,,Carolyn Voran .,,.....E1dred Thierstein ,,,,,,,,,.,..,.,..Paul Fast ....,,,,,.Maynard janzen Sara Ann Claassen ,,,,,,,r.,,,r.Abe Krause .,,.,....john Hiebert janzen .Orville Schmidt ther Siemens and Carol Gaeddert Myra ........,,.. .....,.. D onna Kaufman Elizabeth .......... Wyland .........,. Rutherford, ...., Chang .........,,,. Conway ........ Mallison .......... Miss Brinklow ...... Katherine Kliever ................Ray Frey ,............Mel Voth .........Mina Mina ........Carl Thieszen ......Don Kaufman .,Marian Kaufman Barnard ......,.......,.....,... Charles Hamm The Tibetan .......,.... Lowell Teichroew Ai Ling ...........,.. Anna Belle Goering Helen ,.... ....,.........,,...,. M arion jungas L0 Tsen ............,. Elizabeth Teichroeb The High Lama .....,.. Bruce Loganbill Tashr .........,,....... .,.,,..,, J oyce Loewen cc K7 SN . v Orff 0I'tZ0l'l f...pY' ,n fax V - WESTMINSTER CHOIR The world famous choir comes back to Bethel for the fourth time. emoria cya! DOROTHY MAYNOR She has virtually everything need- ed by a great artist: superb voice- exceptional musicianship and accu- racy of intonationg emotional inten- sity and communicative power. -New York Time NORMAN COUSINS The Editor of The Saturday Review spoke for man, in offering a log- ical program for peace in the midst of world anarchy. i ,mm Q c, C efleff THE SERENADERS Four highly skilled specialists, each a soloist of some distinction in his own right, yet they have accom- plished much in the perfect blend- ing of their voices. 5 CONCERT TRIO just two accordians and a bass viol but they sounded like a little sym- phony. giridfmad ageanf 5743 JM, ,4,.,,1 me U, Rev. Martin Gregory .,...... Arlo Ewy jenny .,..........,,.................. Pearl Kurr Margaret .,....,.,,............ Agnes Regier Mick ...,..,.,,,,......,.,..... Herbert Dalke Aunt Lydia .,,..,,, Harmina Meerdink Aunt Bridget .,.,.......... Carolyn Cave Richard Wyndham ......,. Mina Mina David Paterson .,.......,,. joe Srnucker ,23Q5 'S X XJ l QA O Z' - ,r X xL Vgiw M A f GX X ff W X J ,ll X KX ' E K Ny N , S X J 2' n X f ' N Al 1 - ways to exce . 'Z -Homin 02 He conquers twice who conquers himself in victory. I -SYRUS X MX .f4fALficd 70 To love the game beyond the prize. -NEWBOLT There are many victories worse than defeat. -Gsoxca ELIOT Sept. 18 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 2 5 Oct. 29 Nov. 6 ftherej Qherej Qtherej Qtherej fherej fherej fherep ftherej jootlaf Don Penner, co-captaing Marlan Ratzlaff, captaing john Diettcrich, co- captaing Milton Goering, coach. S C H E D U L E CONFERENCE STANDINGS Bethel Opponents W L Sterling --A-----A 12 13 College of Emporia 7 0 McPherson ........ 18 1 3 Ottawa 5 1 Ottawa ......... 14 38 Bffhfl 4 2 Bethany .',', . 19 0 Kansas Wesleyan 4 2 Friends -.'.- 19 12 McPherson 3 4 Baker ...................... 33 7 Baker 2 5 College of Emporia 7 41 BethanY 1 5 Kansas Wesleyan ...... .. 27 27 Friends 0 7 BETTY TEICHROEB lleen an ,4ffmJc-mfg MARVELLA PENNER ELAINE Sl-IELLENBERGER 72 ity: 2,-gf omecoming W. - - - --4- . ' X-sf wr 'CFHNEQ I , , L fffma, li 1 1-,f 1 11' 1.11 U41 1 . . ...-f-f'9 J' il ,Q 4 ff .-C I 1, xx , -X .U .ws -5 5 I - I . . . -.'A l jk wijzgw , g .-fn Y If We ' 'W Mg, fm v jg: A, .. Img,-v-W. H we H' Www .1 'K 5' fahwfi.-W 'W 4, ,-, -Q. f rg 5, H ' S 'L ,, .. A V I ., in , ,: 5.:f.f . ' - 1 'X ., 'I ' M as-Jr, -an Qg . ff L, A A ,WV A , . r . . , H Q - X- . 1, 1' , L 5 4- -11,3 -!Q.1 ff: K K M Q' 4' 'V Ig l.Q Y+,i,'-10 '42 . +I ' ,- ,cur - 'mwya . ,K '31 'L as-Q ik: ix M. 4 . www W LEFTY RATZLAFF Center, All Conference Team FRONT ROW: Gene Suenram, Mar- lan Ratzlaff, john Goering, Arley Loeffler, Larry Penner, Stan Eitzen, Harvey Grundman, Don Schrag, Wil- fred Laemmlen fmgrj. SECOND ROW: Bobby Standingwater fman- agerj, Behrends, Gilbert Kauf- man, Arlo Buller, Harry Goering, George Goering, john Dietterich, Howard Bechtel, Cot Graber, Vern Quiring, Homer Goering. THIRD ROW: Milt Goering Chead coachj, Delmer Kaufman, Wilbur Duran, Don Headrick, Sheldon Steinle, Don Penner, Erwin Loeffler, Marlin Roed- er, Earl Knust, Harold Loewer, Wal- deen Epp, Gib Galle fasst. coachj. BACK ROW: Allen Dale Kaufman, jim Lehman, Klaus Neufeldt, Ted Nikkel, Bob Graber, Dulane Pan- kratz, Junior janzen, Ellis Flickner, janver Krehbiel, Ozzie Goering fasst. coachj. Not Pictured: Duane Epp. Cot Graberg jerry Eckg George Goeringg Paul Harmsg Bill Ewertg Stan Eitzeng Bob Krehbielg Larry Pennerg Arley Loeiflerg Dave Claasseng Bob Grayg johnny Siemens. CENTER: Gilbert Galle, coach. CC 77 eblfll Oppmzenfl' We Southwestern ,,,,, 67 Tabor ,,,.,..... ., 95 Bethany ...rr, .. 71 Tabor ...,.,..,...,,,,, ,, 59 Southwestern ,,,,r,,, ,, 74 Kansas Wesleyan .,,... ,. 81 Baker ,,,.......,..,...... ., 69 Friends ,.,...,,Y,...,, 79 Ottawa .,,...r,r,,,,rr,,, ,, 56 Kansas Wesleyan .,.,., .. 76 McPherson .,.....,,.,, ,r,,rr 8 0 Tabor ,,...,....,.,,.......,,. ....., 1 02 Baker ..,,....,..,............... .. 61 College of Emporia .....,.. .. 58 Bethany .,r.,,r,,r,rr,,,r,,.,,. ,, 63 Friends ...........r.,,....,,, ,, 86 Ottawa .................. ,, 72 Kansas Wesleyan ...... ,, 75 McPherson ................ ,, 60 Baker ,......,,,................. .. 63 College of Emporia ........ .. 75 Bethany ,,,,,.,..,.,,,,,.,..... .. 57 Frlends .,.,,.,..,,,,,r,,,,.,, ,, 71 They 93 67 64 57 78 85 73 70 62 81 71 79 63 65 55 67 74 88 58 53 72 72 44 FINAL KCAC STANDINGS W L Ottawa .,.,..............,..,,... ..... 1 1 3 College of Emporia ,....., ..... 1 0 4 Kansas Wesleyan Baker .,,,,,.,...,........,,,, ,, Bethany ,...........,.,.. ,. Bethel ......... McPherson .... Friends .,..... .. 9 5 8 6 8 6 .. 7 7 .. 2 12 .. 1 13 Z?a5LefLaf PAUL HARMSC Sixth in national fN.I.E.A.j free throw percentage 66 77 j QCLITL BACK ROW: Alvin Dalkeg Gladwin Bartelg Arlo Kasperg Dwayne Reusserg Bob Heinzeg Marlin Roeder. FRONT ROW: Milt Goer- ing, coachg jim Behrendsg Ronald Kirkpat- rickg john Hiebertg Delmer Kaufmang Harry Goering. Not Pictured: Bob Krehbiel. 77 1 A we gf H 4 fest 9' BILL O k JIM ARLEY 78 GEORGE LARRY COT ,. 1' we BOB faynld P00715 M 'B Q? wx RRRRR fi O 15, O ZQPL 5 1 ,rg-.' JERRY RRRRR R RRf STAN PAUL 4 E JOHNNY BOB 6A2el'L6lJ2l'5 jane Eppg Myron Jantzg Marion jungasg Melvin Vothg Shirley Suderman. yn tI'dl'l'll,l,l'a! Saorfd KNEELING: Arley Loelilerg Roger Siebertg Rupert Pennerg Larry Pennerg jerry Eclc. SITTING: Erwin Loeiflerg Duane Eppg Gladwin Bartelg Orin Pankratz. BACK ROW: Elsie Wickeg Luetta Hiebertg Leola Wedel. FRONT ROW: Mariellen Shellenbergerg Edna Mae Schmidt: Delores Reusser. 80 Ufeyzaf i Grace jantzeng Letha Eppg Carol Geringg Anna Grace Wiensg Adella Nikkelg Kathryn Ratzlaffg Rosella Schmidt. Not Pictured: Orletta Brandt, captain, .galfefdaf or J 4' as Mel Vothg Ronald Zielkeg Lewis Barrel: Gary War- kenting Charles Kauffman. Not Pictured: Gene Suen- ramg Darrel Grove. emoriefi ,WD fuk- x, M X'1 'f Z 'pdf 2. 0, ,- I H'h.l X I wx QV? ?i?7!f'. r .f -Ki 1,-V WV vwNu.? -A 1r1E::-g:E!lFs:::E: -- va Q .2?5EiiE:::1I!gi5a2ii! Z Z 5 V 55'E:::::5sI.ggi:::::l Q sssQ:H:2::::i.maasa -t --f-- PT. ,5 : ::: lg-' Q H . 1- n rlll I- rr Z A-Er 1 A V Q l X l I N I . ' - M K - ..U I ' 'H , f :!5 Qsgaf1z1:11:mff A ' P- ' l , - ! kL4.L:.MMf ff? . .J nu I 3 ff' 1 Z . , ff's-W if a 'M iW1WW f fi mu lumlrllllllum l HI N lllll W IWW WM fi f f . . , - A Z A i ig' :ff - Eff' , E' - gp - , I - '71 4 Z r Q,, A -945.5214- gp! ,Y 1 7-ly Qllflf Mem y ' h reasury and guardxan of all thmgs. -Cxcsno F pl b -Ovm Rev. J. E. Entz, Route 3, Newton, Kansas. Assistant Pastor, First Mennonite Church, Newton, Kansas, 1903-17, Pastor 1917-46, Pastor Emeritus, 1946-. President Board of Directors, Bethel Deaconess Hos- pital, 1917-52. Board of Directors of Bethel College, 1921-38. Bernhard j. Schmidt and Mrs. Myrtle Uohnsonj Schmidt, 6826 Gifford, Bell, California. Farmer, Pawnee Rock, Kansas, 1905-26. Head Custodian of Schools, Los Angeles, California, 1926-49. Died june 19, 1954. Mrs. Schmidt taught music 1928-38, Rev. j. F. Balzer and Mrs. Alieda, fvan der Smissenj Balzer, fs., 1904-05, Crete, Nebraska. Graduate collegiate department. A.B. Carle- ton College, 1910. M.A. Chicago U. Divinity School, 1913. Teacher of Bible and Dean of Bethel College, 1913-18. Teacher Bible and Soci- ology Carleton College, 1920-37. Pastor Congregational Church, Crete, Nebraska, and part time teacher Doane College 1937 . Bethel College Alumni dedicate this page to you, Class of 1905. They are grateful for your 50 year record of devotion and service. May the blessing of God continue with you and may happy memories brighten your days. I-ITB I -ww, FIRST ROW: 'Clarence Lawryg 'Juliette Roff. SECOND ROW jacob F. Balzer, 'Martha von Steen, 'Bernhard Schmidt, Myrtle John son, 'Frank M. Unruh. THIRD ROW: Ona Walton, john E. Entz 'Emma Halstrom, 'Frank Albrecht, Mabel Brown, 'Robert Werner. 'DEcEAsED umni nib , .M ..,, V. V 7?:iT5?'fW In 1 4. I In I I 'I I II ,I ,- ,I ,I II II 'I I 'I II II ll I ,I I II In In an atv Qs. Shut., 4, N QM? 4 's. Grits, -Sins' If H.. FIM., gf ,a Dfuno 1 I-.--.. . . l:.-..---- I 5 ,,, ,,Ib, K-L. X ff, if 1' I I 2 1 4 Y V Igffizliifif F 71 ' ? 771, I --'2, ,- 4 'L' - PQI . y. - I 'M I J I 5 x A ' Q r -N. P 1,-I gum. Kg, , M- . I ': ' 25 I . L' 5 ,, ew x 1 I 'f- I-...,., ,4r,u'w., 4 I 414 'wa I, ,kr 4-atv? 5. 4' fweqrqe .: -an S. mama Skauevg '51, f ol en J ormz ary I . 47- hh, H., 5 HIM HW , ,- M, IIIIIIII I, 1 'Q - llillln 2 E61 W I I 1' A Q qi cf, av 'gg 'Q 5 45 1 1 4'2 .gi gg is 1 ft F .353 races ' 1.2 'U 342 OZ? far? KCLMWHICLFL udeulfl re:5Aman .gnifiafion Qu' QQ? v -m., ,A i V ,f4K u S . A Wi .v , .. ,gg All m read ions Bethel has much in common with many other schools--a unique set of customs, and codes, its own language, pedago- gism and othcial sentiments. Its domain lies sprawled on the dusty fields of Kansas. The Bethel campus is populated by ten different nationalities and every conceivable Mennonite clan. Two-thirds of the student body is related and the remainder would be except for geographical factors. A seemingly necessary formality in uniting this motley crowd is the unchallenging regression to high school days, namely, Freshman initiation. Newcomers to B. C. have all hopes of remaining anonymous blasted by blurbs of Bethel boosting. The freshman vocabulary rapidly expands to include such inimitable expressions as sack, chow, drive, gunner, goofed, drilling, racking, snowed, clueless, faked out, apey. The social life has been paired downto a bare minimumg two by two no longer means coupled, it forms a code. How- ever, certain feminine inhibitions have been overcome through the inauguration of leap week. At least during this time conduct otherwise construed as misbehavior may be taken for enthu- siasm. Bethel is a place where excessive motor transportation is prohibited, yet pedestrians are at a premium. Platonian, philos- ophy is interspersed with Pogo and comments about the dining hall food. Let it here be said in defense, however: The com- ments on food are merely traditional. Bethel is unequalled anvwhere for its odd and intense com- binations of sounds. On no other campus is mid-day announced by blaring the bell-tower version of Ave Maria over a loud- speaker. And yet there is no sound so welcome in the evening as the sounds of the chimes tolling some memory nearly for- gotten-of home. The memories we cherish from a year at Bethel are humorous, they are tender, they are ironic. They are indelible. -Mary K. Claassen ,....- s wi! PHOTOGRAPHERS: james Chang David Claassen Raymond Harnly Don Royston Nw if . ,.,, K, Y . AV ,il wi - f lli A ,CJAQ cfm! 92 Nothing now is left but a majestic memory. Farewell, and heaven bless thee. LONGPELLOW -Homin , V ,hcblx AL vmzmusus Ol QUKHYY ' OW