Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

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Fa teuxr ul -J ■ The year is past, a|id f i K ' We know we car?f ' Oi WClie past ' agal Yet, loath to Jf jf ' V With books like this we try to duplicate In words and static pictures what was real. The year is past; these images recall But ghostly echoes and dim shapes 16 mindjfl Then let imagination now translate These spectres to familiar scenes, And capture fleeting faces for our dreams.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Facatty and AdminiAf uttioit Tke Scnian. CtaM Fine AfiiA Tke Junia i CCoAS 0 iganl§atUm A Tke Sophjwno ie C(aA4 Tke fmhmjojn CtaM Student Li anil M ma des

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Dcdicaiiott The profile of Dr. Walter H. Hohmann competes with the treble clef sign as a musical symbol. From the early days when he directed the girls ' glee club, through the first European tour by the Mennonite Sing- ers and the advent of their weekly radio broadcasts in 1952, and to the present day, Walter Hohmann ' s life has been devoted ' to the cause of good music at Bethel College. An ardent foe of mediocrity and a disciple of the great masters, his contributions as director, composer, teacher, editor, and com- munity leader have improved the quality of church music among Mennonites everywhere. The 1957 Graymaroon is dedicated to Doc- tor Hohmann.