Bethel College - Graymaroon Yearbook (North Newton, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1959 volume:

4 21427711-1120072 30.4.2295 8757741 A 70214 Zaman, Kanada I f TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ond Administration Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Closs Freshrnon Closs Fine Arts Orgonizotions Athletics Student Activities ' ... ....-1.1. -J-H., ' W 1 1 1 1 1 91,1 1 1 K 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 5. Q 1 1 1 ,ll -rf 1 1 J 1 ,.. 'mm YNMJJZHI-'1pf':wu1x1'1 mv.: Lvgs x A f1,1,w -6 mx 1 1 I 1 QW, ff, 11 K qv- 1 X .1-f . V .W f 11-11,1f..wM . -.Q Q, 1 wwf . 1 ,, M 5 Board of Directors lleff To rightl lboffoml Sam Goering, P. A. Wedel, lsucceeded by John C. Suder- manl, Menno Schrag, John Schrag, W. VV. Graber, Topl D. C. Wedel, Carl J. Claassen, Henry Hege, Max Smith, Helene Reisen Goeriz, Arnold Nickel, Gerhard Zerger, John H. Ensz. N.C.A. CO-ORDINATOR VISITS CAMPUS. lleff To righfl Arnold A. Wedel, Dan J. Sfeible, P. E. Schellenberg, J. Lloyd Spaulding, Cornelius Krahn. CLIFFORD AMSTUTZ, M.E. Instructor in Agriculture HONORA E. BECKER, A.M. Associate Prof. of English MILDRED BEECHER, B.S. Asst. Prof. of Phvsical Educatior JAMES W. BIXEL. Mus.M. GERHARD BUHR, B.S. Professor of Music Instructor in Physical Education HARRIET BUNTING, M.A. Assistant Prof. of English KENNETH L. DECKERT, M.S. Instructor in Math. and Physics VIRGINIA EDGETT, M.A. Instructor in Speech and Dramatic H. A, FAST, Ph,D, PAUL A. FRIESEN, A.B. LORRAINE GALLE, M.S. of. of Bible ond Christian Education instructor in Art Deon of Women MILTON M. GOERING, B.S. HAROLD H. GROSS, Ph.D. Dire-Cfor of Afhlefics Visiting Professor of Philosophy ond Psychology i M. S. HARDER, Ph.D. RUPERT HOHMANN, M.M. WALTER H. HOHMANN, Mus.D Associote Prof. of Education Instructor in Instrumental Music Professor of Music ED. G. KAUFMAN, Ph.D. P. R. KAUFMAN, A.M. EARI. KOEHN, B-5- Presiolent Emeritus Assistont Prof. of Industrial Arts Business Mcxnoger Prof. ot Philosophy oncl Religion , CORNELIUS KRAHN, Th.DQ' Associote Prof. of Church History RAYMOND LICHTI, A.B. Instructor in Physics Instructor in Orgon ALICE HOSTETLER LOEWEN, M.M. LEONA KREHBIEL, A.M.A Librorion HARRY MARTENS, A.M. Assistcint to the President CHRISTINE MILLER, A.B. EDMUND J. MILLER, B.D. J. W. NICKEL, M.A. Instructor in English Instructor in Bible Instructor in Philosophy ond Languages I L- DWIGHT PLATT, M.A. LAVONNE GODWIN PLATT, B.S. Instructor in Biology Instructor in Home Economics MARLAN RATZLAFF, B.S. RONALD RICH, Ph.D. D. H. RICHERT, Sc.D. Instructor in Physicol Education Associate Prof. ot Chemistry Emeritus Prof. ot Mothemotics ALMA SAPP, B.M. P. E. SCHELLENBERG, Pl1.D. ERVIN H. SCHMIDT, M.S. IHSTFUCTOV in Voice Dean Assistant Professor of Elemental Professor of Psycltoloav Education HARTZEL SCHMIDT, B.S. JOHN F. SCHMIDT, B.D. Controller Director, News Service Custodian of Funds Assistant Prof. of Journalism J. LLOYD SPAULDING, Ph.D. DIMITRI SOKOLOFF, Ph.D. HARLEY J. STUCKY, Ph.D. Professor of Economics Professor of Biology Professor of History and Governml MENNO srucncv, A.M. DAVID H. suDERMAN, Ph.D. WILMA TOEW5' A-M' Instructor in Form Shop Associote Prot. ot Music Instructor in Home Economics RUTH UNRAU, M.C.S. LENA WALTNER, A.M. Instructor in Business Asst. Professor of Art ARNOLD WEDEL, Ph.D. MAXINE WILL, M.E. Professor ot Mothernotics Dieticicln Public Relations Secretary Loretta Siemens Maintenance Department Ed Claassen Leroy Koehn Paul Barrel Harrison Unruh C. B. Goering School nurses: Kafharina Woelk Lorene Janzen r Admissions Counsellor Vernon Pauls Secretary to the President Alumni OFfice Secretary Hilda Regier Mrs. Bennie Bargen Assistant Registrar Vernelle Waltner Assistant Bookkeeper Joan Graber Bookkeeper Herio Willms Teacher Placement Bureau Secretary Judy Schroeder J W 'il 11 'WE ???15IZ Ns'3?Ef g CHARLOTTE GRABER Psychology and Nursing Salem, Oregon Vice-President LOREN KUEHNY Industrial Arts IRVIN ANDRES Education Elbing, Kansas Deer Creek, Oklahoma President HERBERT BATT Elementary Education sz. at . - E 'A ic -, c reovce BRUNK ' Elementary Education Newton, Kansas l Q Zi Kr l ll Hillsboro, Kansas RICHARD BUTERBAUGH Social Science Erie, Pennsylvania JO LYNN HIRSCHLER Social Science Cucamonga, California Secreta ry-Treasurer IVA JUNE BEVAN Elementary Education Newton, Kansas ARLIN CLAASSEN Social Science Beatrice, Nebraska CAROL CLAASSEN Elementary Education Newton, Kansas HIELKE DE JONG Bible Nievwehorne, Netherlands PATSY DETWEILER Economics Hesston, Kansas DAVID CLAASSEN Natural Science Newton, Kansas ROSELLA DIRKSEN Elementary Education Moundridge, Kansas DARREL DOERKSEN Elementary Education Inman, Kansas MARLENE ECK Elementary Education Newton, Kansas ROBERT EDIGER Biology Inman, Kansas I ELAINE ELY Elementar Education KAUNG FAN Business Taipei, Formosa Y Inman, Kansas ETHEL FAST Elementary Education BARBARA FUNK Home Economics Danvers, IIIinois North Newton, Kansas OMER GALLE Social Science Newton, Kansas MILTON EWERT SociaI Science North Newton, Kansas BONNIE FEY Home Economics Newton, Kansas CLYDE GOERING Elementary Education Moundridge, Kansas VICTOR GOERING Elementary Education Moundridge, Kansas PAUL HARDER Economics Bloomington, lllinois MYRON HARMS Mathematics Whitewater, Ka nsas SIEGLINDE HINZ Home Economics Montevideo, Uraguay DONALD HOSTETLER Natural Science Newton, Kansas VINETTE GRABER Social Science Marion, South Dakota BEVERLY HIEBERT Secondary Education Newton, Kansas ,QB SAMUEL HSIEH Bible Taichung, Formosa RUTH ISAAK Physical Education JUNIOR JANZEN Elementary Education Hesston, Kansas Aberdeen, Idaho 'Hu' MARJORIE JANZEN Elementary Education Newton, Kansas ARLAN KAUFMAN Natural Science Newton, Kansas HELEN JANE KLASSEN Elementary Education Lehigh, Kansas JAMES KOEHN Natural Science Hillsboro, Kansas DELMER KAUFMAN Physical Education North Newton, Kansas Tins, DELPHINE MARTENS English North Newton, Kansas ' JACOB NICKEL Bible North Newton, Kansas JEAN MATZENBACHER Social Science and Education Newton, Kansas STANLEY PAN KRATZ Economics GERALD NICKEL Economics Bessie. Oklahoma DEWAYNE PAULS Economics Inman, Kansas Mountain Lake, Minnesota MELVIN PAULS Economics Newton, Kansas GLADYS PERISHO Mathematics Newton, Kansas CLAYTON PETERS Natural Science Henderson, Nebraska MERLYN RATZLAFF Industrial Arts North Newton, Kansas ALMA JEAN REDIGER Elementary Education Hesston, Kansas BERNHARD RATZLAFF Social Science Rosemary, Alberta LOREN REUSSER Economics CHARLOTTE RUTSCHMAN Elementary Education Newton, Kansas Walton, Kansas TENA SHELLENBERG Elementary Education North Newton, Kansas DONALD SCHIERLING History Henderson, Nebraska ELDON SCHMIDT Social Science Whitewater, Kansas ESTHER SCHMIDT Elementary Education MELVIN SCHMIDT English Canton, Kansas ROBERT SCHMIDT Industrial Arts Newton, Kansas North Newton, Kansas WILBUR SCHMIDT Industrial Arts GLENN SCHRAG Elementary Education Hillsboro, Kansas Canton, Oklahoma MYRON SCHRAG Social Science Norwich, Kansas GLADYS SIEBERT Nursing Henderson, Nebraska 4.l 1' Q NORMA SIEMENS Elementary Education Hesston, Kansas OLGA SOKOLOFF A Nursing and Psychology North Newton, Kansas KLAUS SOWA Elementary Education Wuppertal, Germany SHARON STUCKY Elementary Education Aberdeen, Idaho ELAINE TEICHROEW Home Economics Mountain Lake, Minnesota ANNA TOEWS Nursing Ferguson, Missouri INEZ UNRUH Elementary Education Montezuma, Kansas MARCELLA THIESSEN Elementary Education Henderson, Nebraska Q5 gs 5 Q iii A Q -anu- x WR? JEAN UNRUH Elementary Education Tampa, Kansas ELVIRA VOTH Social Science Newton, Kansas JOHN UNRUH History Freeman, South Dakota LEROY UNRUH Industrial Arts Hillsboro, Kansas FELICE VOTH Biology Chicago, Illinois HELEN VOTH Social Science Newton, Kansas DON WEAVER Economics Hesston, Kansas ARLEN WINSKY Chemistry Newton, Kansas KATHARINA WOELK Nursing Abbotsford, British Columbia EQIP VIRGINIA LEE BOYD Elementary Education Newton, Kansas :Vw THOMAS YODER Industrial Arts North Newton, Kansas W? MARIETTA FREY TOEWS Elementary Education Newton, Kansas ALVIN DALKE Goessel, Kansas NOT PICTURED: VIRGINIA BOYD MONROE DOERKSEN ANNA EPP THERESA KREHBIEL WALTER LEHMAN GERALD NICKEL EVA OSBORNE NAOMI COWAN Elementary Education Hutchinson, Kansas AGANETHA PENNER JAMES PREHEIM DONALD LEE SCHMIDT DONALD ROY SCHMIDT ORVAL SCHWARTZ ROBERT SHAAK JULIA WERNER THEODORE ZERGER Mathematics McPherson, Kansas MAYNARD JANZEN Hillsboro, Kansas 'Q'-3' . 1 u ,- E.: ' it WW ' ' 3 , '-:MN W 114-M ., , -rw -f' .-TV3 fn- E ,, ' ,, J W As, l-f.5Q5,lf.1f1,Xf 5.415 yn A V z, Q4-Qiwefiw 1 wal M Af wg M -viwyw ,N ' ' . gfvjfzpa- -1 M M, ' . L'--fr'-1,?Qm 9?'fv f W, 1 .f - xy, y ' . fi- , I C 'T 'Hifi 3,9135 E , 2 . L , sr 2 -fi ' I ll -ff?-if ' -1 if Q , ,, M 5 ' V' 'Im f wif L ' T-'vgg,. E 11 - f 1. ,QQ V, K 4. .Q -,A Le .gk ' ,zffaw F Y 7, -. rw.. 3 4 ., I ' I l X fu ,A fe: . , nfl- ,.'lx,, '1 ' if .Agni W' 1 g - N - , -M1151 3 QQ-lflgxf. 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H Q A x .ll Z' gpm ll A xg STANLEY REGEHR Inman, Kansas ALVIN PENNER North Newton, Kansas JANICE REIMER Lindsborg, Kansas DILORES REMPEL North Newton, Kansas SARA PENNER Inman, Kansas EMMA PREHEIM Marion, South Dakota ARLIN RATZLAFF Orienta, Oklahoma BOBBY RATZLAFF Meno, Oklahoma br JANICE REUSSER Hesston, Kansas MARTHA RICH North Newton, Kansas PAULINE SAWATZKY Pawnee Rock, Kansas JAMES SCHMIDT Canton, Oklahoma LEON SCHMIDT Buhler, Kansas LEROY SCHMIDT Buhler, Kansas LEWIS SCHMIDT Newton, Kansas LYNETTE SCHMIDT North Newton, Kansas R, LAWRENCE SHEFFLER Wichita, Kansas SUSAN SMITH Alta Loma, California JEANETTE SPERLING Hanston, Kansas GLORIA STAUTH Newton, Kansas lfm 1 , .swarm- - .,,s ., la 1 , ssh Y I 1 'P ' - I K f - 5- , ,. - K- r 'V 'fr-'I-5Wy I., 'iifr' :: ' 'fl-27 s53:,. ?1?a'.Q:i : xg, it , ,,,,, ,,., GEORGIANNA STONEBACK Wichita, Kansas DONALD STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas JAMES STUCKY McPherson, Kansas JUDY STUCKY Moundridge, Kansas JOSEPH SCHRAG Norwich, Kansas LOREN SCHRAG Odessa, Washington SAMMY SCHRAG Pretty Prairie, Kansas THOMAS SCH RAG McPherson, Kansas DONALD WEDEL Newton, Kansas ROBERT WEDEL Newton, Kansas VESTA WICKE Deer Creek, Oklahoma DAVID WIEBE Newton, Kansas MARVIN THIESZEN Henderson, Nebraska EDWARD UMMEL Ransom, Kansas JAMES UNRUH Galva, Kansas KENNETH UNRUH Harper, Kansas LENORA VOTH Newton, Kansas MARIE VOTH Newton, Kansas MARTHA VOTH Newton, Kansas MELVIN WAGONER North Newton, Kansas ELAINE WIEBE Filley, Nebraska ROBERT WIEBE DeWitt, Nebraska ARNOLD WIENS Marion, Kansas CAROL ZERGER McPherson, Kansas ROBERT NEUFELD Inman, Konsos NOT PICTURED: MYRON BULLER MARILYN CLAASSEN LLOYD FOLEY ALVIN FUNK VERN GOERING DONALD HARDER ALVIN ISAAC GORDON JONES JEROME KAUFMAN GERHARD KLASSEN LAUREN PENNER KENNETH PREHEIM JANORA RATZLAFF GALE REGIER RUTH SMITH DON STUCKY KENNETH STUCKY DONOVAN UNRUH 3, 5gkj,',.a: Q w ww Hi:- .f M, S-,N 41 ,A Q as k M. 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Kansas JOANN BARTEL Wolfpoint, Montana LARRY BECKER Liberal, Kansas JOHN BEVAN Newton, Kansas gk , ,. ,,,, ,L ikir hzffff WERNER BORN ' Backnang, Germany fs A fi' aff BRUCE DAY Newton, Kansas KATHYRN DICK Winton, California LORENE DICK Turpin, Oklahoma WILBURN DILLON Newton, Kansas JANET ENNS Newton, Kansas WILBUR ENTZ Newton, Kansas AMANDA EPP Henderson, Nebraska Q ii'f F. MARK CLAASSEN Beatrice, Nebraska MARY ANN CLAASSEN Newton, Kansas EDWARD DAWSON Newton, Kansas MARLIS DOELL Henderson, Nebraska LAVON EDIGER Moundridge, Kansas JOETTA ECK Meno, Oklahoma LORETTA ECK Meno, Oklahoma sf sie r' I ' iz Ffa ' I 5 lm. 1 1ZEI?f3,g5' rf L, We 1 Bill? 4 K, , I i , I ,I , A L f fl I I MARLENE FRIESEN Henderson, Nebraska MARLYCE FRIESEN Aurora, Nebraska MILDRED FRIESEN Aberdeen, Idaho RONALD FRIESEN Bradshaw, Nebraska MENNO FROESE Rufhven, Ontario MYRTLE FUNK Aberdeen, Idaho JAMES GAEDDERT Moundridge, Kansas BARBARA EPP Henderson, Nebraska VIRGIL EPP Elbing, Kansas DENNIS FLAMING Hillsboro, Kansas JERRY FREEBURNE Newton, Kansas DELORIS FREY Newton, Kansas DUANE FRIESEN American Falls, Idaho ELIZABETH FRIESEN Meade, Kansas In JANET GOERTZEN Henderson, Nebraska RICHARD GRABER Pretty Prairie, Kansas RONALD GRABER Kingman, Kansas LARRY GUHR Newton, Kansas CURTIS HARTENBERGER Newton, Kansas DOREEN HUSE American Fails, Idaho DELORA JANTZ Newton, Kansas HELEN GOERING Pretty Prairie, Kansas NORMA GOERING Newton, Kansas LARRY GOERTZEN Henderson, Nebraska H F311 255 it weigh A so K . I , : seiifigfffig ff-'w is' iii.: ,,, ALFRED HABEGGER Reedley, California GORDON HARDER Bingham Lake, Minnesota LOIS HARDER Whitewater, Kansas RONALD HARDER Butterfield, Minnesota Tisf fffl' 1' ' ' is . 1 . - 5 'if'.e:i.:f,?? .Sir ,. F fa 'LW L -Tiff- Z, . 174, 1 - i X :LI-1 f , A Q -5 ,ar ms as 1, i U 1 7 LEOTA KESTER McMinnville, Oregon DONALD KLAASSEN Newton, Kansas JOLEEN KLASSEN Walton, Kansas WlNONA KLASSEN Dinuba, California AGNES KWAN Hon Shing Kwan, Hong Kong BEVERLY KROEKER Chouteau, Oklahoma DOREEN LEWIS Bronx, New York JAMES JANTZ Wichita, Kansas KENNETH JANZEN Turpin, Oklahoma DAVID JANZEN Newton, Kansas ARTHUR KOEHN Carnegie, Oklahoma RAY KRAUSE Grant, Nebraska GLADYS KREHBIEL Pretty Prairie, Kansas JAMES KREHBIEL Ritzville, Washington I -Y V, A ' Es: KK T . . 5-fI,?M,, 'S .5 in K 1 I4 I MARY MUCI Newton, Kansas JAMES NICKEL Newton, Kansas HELEEN NIKKEL Canton, Kansas THEODORE PANKRATZ Cassoday, Kansas LEO PAULS Inman, Kansas GEORGIA PATI LLO Newton, Kansas LOYD PATRICK Kingman, Kansas LOEL LOGANBILL Newton, Kansas KENNETH LOHRENTZ Moundridge, Kansas LOIS MARTENS Newton, Kansas LAWRENCE MCGAUGH Newton, Kansas BERNADINE MELLOTT Peabody, Kansas MARILN MIERAU Henderson, Nebraska MARIS MILLER Crystal Springs, Kansas 1 'F' , 'N I' 2 QS' MARLENE PETERS Henderson, Nebraska ELDON REGIER NewTon, Kansas IVAN REGIER Madrid, Nebraska JANICE REGIER Buhler, Kansas i X DONALD RUDICEL Kingman, Kansas GLENN RUPP Newton, Kansas PHYLLIS SAWATZKY Pawnee Rock. Kansas V , :, ,Q it , ll. xx 5 w if W Gif f is L . Q YFSZ, C ii ggi X sb-ha nz, r Q E -K-fri I 5 1 x sw ss-:rm , swf ,, .XM in , is tl L M L. 336: 6 L .sk A X H is-K mi ff? CHARLES PENNER BeaTrice, Nebraska PAUL PENNER Inman, Kansas ARLYCE PETERS Aurora, Nebraska LARRY REGIER Henderson, Nebraska JOHN REGIER Newton, Kansas LUANA REIMER Canton, Kansas RUTH RELMER Goessel, Kansas H, I K I , . I, I 2 y ,vs , - ., E X'L, -I ' ' IS, I 8 , ' y - wc' K I I - : f fii ' g - sris ZX . if - ,M ' ,W - f 1 . 4 hm! LX, , I , ,L N xl , is gm Q s -- ' s 2--,I , , - K 0222 'i ' ff ., . 9 -' ' . x, . 1-iffexki. 51 s . ' ff A 1 '5-'-f'i1- if I I -is ' .I PM gt e 2 K f ff' , . ',. 1' K ,si 7223 Q R ff L' ' 'i k zx M, iii Yi, RUBY SCI-IRAG McPherson, Kansas TERRANCE SCHRAG Kingman, Kansas BONNIE SCHROEDER American Falls, Idaho DUANE SCHROEDER Moundridge, Kansas ROBERT SIEMENS Walton, Kansas CARYL SMITH Inman, Kansas CAROLYN SOFT Pretty Prairie, Kansas KATI-IRYN SCHIERLING Inman, Kansas MARGARET SCHIERLING Inman, Kansas ELAINE SCHIMDT Whitewater, Kansas BETH SCH RAG Odessa, Washington DELMER SCHRAG Pretty Prairie, Kansas GALEN SCHRAG Pretty Prairie, Kansas MARILYN SCHRAG Pretty Prairie, Kansas 5 h y Egl. I ,Qfm , Qt I I I if ROBERT UNRUH Newton, Kansas ELIZABETH VOTH Inman, Kansas ARVID UNRUH Durham, Kansas STANLEY SCHMIDT Ferndale, Washington DELMAR STUCKY Peabody, Kansas LARRY STUCKY Burns, Kansas JOHN SUDERMAN Newton, Kansas CHARLOTTE TEICHROEW Mountain Lake, Minnesota . ' - P1 4 ,I -J Xxx fu wt ixfwfj Xi , ,,,x?q5ik?Q L , - . IMAX I ia' X XR fax not .Ng ix I N Q ' I 7 ' .?1f?,QgiLfz,jjf :ws i: ,- : If ' I 'I' 'ii-I , A, K 557. ,3:A,j.i f,L::,.... szg in I f Q E ,F 95 ff tt ' - few-fs Iv , .En 3? 'SI r Sr i MERLIN THIESSEN Meade, Kansas NAOMI TURNER Lamar, Colorado MARY UNRAU Newton, Kansas SHIRLEY UNRAU Lehigh, Kansas 5 'Q XX R E 24 Q AS ag sf 1,,a2,5sI af -' I-sf.fes,5gggw2fA . H: ' , K , WINONA FRIESEN Henderson, Nebraska THEDA SPESSARD Arlington, Kansas PATRICIA STAUTH Newton, Kansas DELAINE STUCKY Galva, Kansas 1 , , mfgsiififss SEQ2:5,'esM-325-if-fii!?ff:f1,s'ali- f.i:s,L-'-f -- fsirigfffzrfsfgzifigf'T'M ' ' f-2,5-:,,f gag,--fx .. Q5?7'v+:::wISff?f 35:-ffii? ' 1 'f?5r? 'fl1,.:?':jiI3Ff5f fm i5fi7fii.355ff'fll?+i' V f:54'lf,'S5JfV. fi :SI 71. EA: ' ,, , 51,41-ffwf, mein-555 . '55,--wiv ,9w?P'3:aa4a: v,'HlfY'TifE SW-i'il75 1fi 'f5 -.- -, V . ,f'-ff '-5-'szsfiser . -3 :Q 1 515a5i?2fsfifii' ' 'If , -'f'f?f554szs?f52l I ' s,'w-filet--'fi '. , ,,-ffz'?vm ss Q,-,M . . , :.. .,,- , ,gyms-i, .sgfgl 'mf 2 , sf- r fixyfsrev-,ff 2:15, , , .PEW ,ws 4.,,,,g, Q ' g f' N, w. we if I, 555555 5575 fl sf 'iii-3, ',.f5E,,,f',:4: ,EJ ,WSFTQ fi-'45 if , Sr. NOT PICTURED: DUANE BARKER NORMA BECKER ALAN CARNEY RONALD CONNER DELBERT CONRAD CHARLES COOPER VIRGIL GRAVES LARRY HANKE ROBERT HOOVER, HOWARD HOUSE LOYAL KLASSEN JOHN KLIEWER MARELLYN KOEHN BARBARA LEHMBERG MARINO LUJANO DUANE MARTENS WILLIAM OSWALD CURTIS VOTH DANIEL WALTERS , 5 f iR s'f223? is -11121285 sr-f a re If , -- - -- far ,, - 1 -' A F' . ,.,, . -. -- 21.2 N 5 Q , ,,-f-Jam es, ' 1522 ,- , . W,.., D I,L.f 5,---swat-' - A I--15----, , ss- -w,,--. I . V . if-ss A mfr--'f-lv.-,,q'gi,,fe-Q-,K f gf gwg,5QQ51 sfi ,I .12 , W f e I 2 .,K,.X,. , W, ,MW . K ,W A H, .. xv gs gqfgw -,.?i .5iewf3 , I - I is .wi -H ., .: -fi V Wm at t.,.4wg-V -We - -I '7 Ji? 'snr' - - ' 1, ,- ,tm , .- Lt ,. ,, ,,, . L., I ll. , , , -- I 1? ,Q ,, GLORIA WILLIAMS Newton, Kansas KAREN WIENS Hutchinson, Kansas ALVIN KROEKER Inman, Kansas RICHARD GAEDDERT Moundridge, Kansas SANDRA MARTIN Newton, Kansas GAIL ZEHR Portland, Oregon DARRELL ZIELKE Newton, Kansas wi iii? zsbfwzezz .-I nm 4. 2155725755 ,, Q Q i V t,E?I55?. ,L ,f-ma, W tg ,,,.., W,- f.-f, 5- , , ,, .,., .I -,,,- 7 ,H aff. .-,,ms,gs5i,- 27 I fmxifi ---.:i :,' -W,--fm -- I .II. .ffsgs3f'em A124432 1 ts, fig: awk, ,.., ,,- ,, . . -- Ns, ml, ,----f limbs.- Agt- ,--Sqwwffi ,. .1 ii: fiY?:liiTie7gl7'3 -- 3 . slew--,, , . tin f 2 A ---- - + . Y, wif is , ,lex W, , fa wiv ,, aff X 2' ' 531223 z 4441 EB! A .wfbyu x t if B 1' NH 'K 1 1 12 1 gy 9311 sw' 5 - - W rf as I ., M Q21 1 ,Y , A 4 W is is Q . alt 2 K, 1 f-, q 9 5' ei, 4' ill et ' KENNETH WEDEL Newton, Kansas GEORGE WIEDEMANN Burdett, Kansas EDNA SCHWARTZ Pretty Prairie, Kansas KENNETH FRANZ Newton, Kansas GERALD JANTZEN Plymouth, Nebraska CHOU YONG RHEE Seoul, Korea BYRON WINANS Newton, Kansas ALVIN ISAAC Jordan, Ontario Qs N xg, X 5' X .XX xx xv x XXX N , uk X , '-A ig V' 3 Members: Phyllis Collier, Marvin Thieszen, Elaine Banman, Harvey Harms, Carolyn Friesen, Maynard Janzen, Shirley Unrau, Rozella Schmidt, Elizabeth Voth, Randall Schmidt, Rosalie Voth, Clyde Goering, Dorothy Harms, Leon Janzen, Ardis Fliginger, Gerald Dyck, Kathryn Dick, LaVon Ediger, Elizabeth Schrag, Wendell Rempel, l.aVera Goering, James Ruttin. 6 The Chorale under the direction ot Dr. David H. Suder- man appeared from 45-50 times at various churches, service clubs, conventions, conferences and over radio. States visited by the 21 members during holiday trips include Oklahoma, Western Kansas, Nebraska, Minnee sota and South Dakota. The repertoire ot these trained musicians included two Bach Cantatas, Christ Lag in Todes Bandenw and 'iCome Jesu, Come, as well as many other religious and secular selections. gig 'Q' ty I, i,f51i2f45 'g3i 5 3 2 5833333533 3 ,L A' 1 N S Ki.. .Q 4,1 ar if an W, A sf I J, if I if , VE 1 h 'fs 2 ii 2221 er' The Orchestra, consisting of 35 instru- mentalists under The direction of Rupert Hohmann, performed two concerts dur- ing The yearg The hrst in November and The second in February. Their repertoire consisted of varied music including such great works as Grieg's Peer Gynt Suite and Handel's Watermusic. The Flute Trio performed at the orchestra concert in February and also over T.V. during the year. The Concert Band, created during the spring quarter from members of The pep band, performed at the program given by the Department of Music on May 24 and at the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. fvwwfwvwwvwwm C051 FAN TUTTE QWOMEN ARE LIKE THAU DEUS MOZ7-KRT Ezo Da Ponte and Thomas Martin J BY VIA DEPARTMENTS DLLEGE MEMORIAL HALL MAY 8 AND 9. I959 8100 P. M. i XMMMAMMMM llllllll ell :Q h X ffl' Vl -4' i 1 55 7 '-5 A 111' .- '-A X X , ' ffggqfizif' ii XE' Q A F25-Zi' .ll Q lla-Q Q ffl l T A Fl : N li ll lil l il ll ll ll Hill' l VNI ll! ll Q Xi ' T 'T , i X Xi X l lil i Y Tllll ll ' ii XX Xl, IX X i X X XX ,XXi ' 1 X LXTX I ' lXZX XX X 'X , i i X X T H 'T l i 5 Hi All Al ll l l 1 , i X X X ll X' 'li A lil X i Il X WX, ll X T 1+ 'l l lll ilihlll l ' ' T ll ll lhl X X X l ' l lX i ' l X l , X X XX X -. , - X, iX'lX fi ll :-GFX X fs.. ll lil , - Y '- ' COSI FAN TUTTE is a comic opera wiTh a lighT safire on women and romance. Enraged by Don Alfanso's slur upon Their sweeThearTs, Ferrando and Guglielmo accepT The old philosophers wager ThaT he can prove Their sweeThearTs' fickleness in 24 hours if They follow his plan expliciTly. AfTer a Touching farewell scene The lovers deparT for The wars and leave The brokenhearfed ladies in The hands of Their maid, Despina, who is collaboraTing wiTh Don Alfanso. The Two men come back as Albanians and make love To Fiordiligi and Dorabella, who do noT recognize Their lovers. In despair The Albanians prefend To Take poison, buf are revived by Despina in The disguise of a docTor. Their ardenT advances are renewed and The ladies Hnally weaken and agree To marry. In The midsT of The mock ceremony The lovers reTurn undisguised and discover The marriage conTracT. The producfion sTaTT was headed by Mr. James Bixel as musical direcfor and Mrs. Virginia EdgeTT as dramaTics direcTor. Rozella SchmidT and Dorofhy Harms accompanied The opera. Fiordiligi Elaine Banman Dorabella Rosalie VoTh Guglielrno Donald PeTers Ferrando Donald PeTers Despina . Judy GaedderT Don Alfonso Gerald Dyck Chorus of soldiers, servanfs, musicians, and Townspeople. oaX STN P-X. Nm YE uk NNEXAXAOXAXTE 90 BeWeX C.oXXe9e Campos Yffxaaq aaa Samxaoxl. Nxovdo b aaa 'I , XQBQ PM ad'w'vc'xes are Xdem'xc,aX on bow aaqs. P-'ckemooo Eoketkdmmeok at X100 9.10. Hog 'ouNdoev'mg, sausage qoavlmg, 'ooxkev makxng, aukkxag, weadmg, axspXaqs ok Row cvafd, German RoXV.Xo1e Hams ekc. These emevkammems ave hee. he 'aosage NXXX 'oe soXa at the Y'es,X'waX. Reheshmd Co6ee Break: 'LxN'xe'oacX4, Nw Yxa?See. 'LOG - A100 pm. Oknnes on Nseoo, 1136: Mke e Low Sebvoaane K Roqge-Bio Gee, Y Getm Edsckwo 'C . KNO:-ado , Seve Guffye, X40 Txcxeks 'cox dxooeu Q. 0066! xv. Evedmg Enketkdmmenk, 8:00 pm., tow-I Gannon 9Xo1s bi Nada 01c.KfNxemotKoX Bok. Kssrvermon k5c.'ovIev1.e:N and Vmsixon 9Xo1s f Chopd 'm hdnfxdxstrakkoo Bokkimg. 'ookxo GXJGYAOQS o'c Nxovdn b and 7. s and cXixXaveo, 5Oc, Sv! ,mm Aram aaldlfq heed The Bethel College Drama Department presented Quality Street by James M. Barrie on October 3l and November l, 1958. The play, under the direction ot Virginia M. Edgett, was a light comedy taking place in England during the time ot the Napoleonic Wars. The cast ot char- acters were: Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Patty Fanny Willoughby Henrietta Turnbull Willoughby Susan Throssel Phoebe Throssel Recruiting Sergeant Valentine Brown Miss Charlotte Parrott A Ensign Blades . Waterloo Veteran .. Lieutenant Spicer Marilyn Schrag Carol Zerger Beverly Hiebert Esther Schmidt Vinette Graber Susan Smith Ronald Friesen Allen Pauls Marilyn Mierau Robert Loewen Ed Ummel Larry Guhr -hw----....,,,, On December T8 The Drama DeparTmenT presenTed The Chrisfrnas PageanT under The direcTion of Virginia M. EdgeTT. The Drama DeparTmenT was aided by The school Choir in The presenTaTion of The ChrisTmas STory by Jane Taylor Miller., The sTory was depicTed in six scenes each con- sisTing of a reader and a Tableau. The readers were VineTTe Graber, Jean MaTzenbacher, Helen VoTh, Susan SrniTh, Dilores Rempel and Carol Zerger. On February 6, 1959, the Bethel College Drama Department presented the Childrens Theatre Production ot Alice in Wonderland directed by Virginia M. Edgett. This play was also pre- sented in Wichita on March 7 as guests ot Wichita Children's Theatre and Mrs. lrene Vick- GTS Baker. Alice . ..., ., .. , Margaret, Her Sister The The The The The The The The The The The White Rabbit, , Cheshire Cat Duchess Knave ot Hearts King ot Hearts Mad Hatter , ,, March Hare Dorrnouse .. Queen of Hearts Gryphon Mock Turtle Rita Mae Ediger Elaine Schmidt Kenneth Lohrentz T Carol Zerger Esther Schmidt ., Allen Pauls ,, Robert Loewen Maynard Janzen Marilyn Schrag Phyllis Sawatzky Bonnie Schroeder ., Ronald Friesen Arlyce Peters Memorial Holi Series presents The GAY TYROLLIERS from Austrian Alps, November 25 cz!! new HON. ERNEST GRUENING, senofor ond former Governor of Aiosko, gove o presentation, on Aloskca on Jonuory 17. MARK TWAIN presenfed by Hal Holbrook was The fourfh Memorial Hall Series program given on March lO. Memorial Hall Series presenfs SLONIM SKY, composer, pianisf, lecturer on Feb ruary l2. Ni? . ' iff i K' W 7 L, I f . J ,- Ji .hr , B99 541 5, ' dipln -ad' an Rfk N59 vw K' K x fn w..-ww- H 1 1+ sin mdkihv ,R SNN5 Vwwmi mmm.. A.,-mf v-qw, ,pp-. Wnffswirw .gk .Q awww!- -Q 'W' M w wg A PEACE AND WORLD ORDER The Peace and World Order .commission strives to promote their views on peace to the sur- rounding community through deputational work and an annual peace play. This year Bethel sent a large delegation to the United Nations at New York where the annual Intercollegiate Peace Fellowship Conference was held. Officers: Omer Galle, president, Melvin Goer- ing, vice-president, Doris Janzen, secretary- treasurer, Don Schierling, cabinet representa- tive, J. L. Spaulding, faculty advisor. 7 STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Student Christian Fellowship is the over- all organization embracing three commissions which work in the specific areas of Peace, Serv- ice, and Fellowship. Influence from the SCF is felt off campus as well as on, through such activities as deputation trips, Sunday school extension proiects and other services which take Bethel students into the neighboring commu- nities and states. Maior campus proiects in- clude Christian Life Week in the fall, and Vol- untary Service week in the spring. The Big Brother-Big Sister program is another way in which the SCF serves to welcome new students. The executive committee-,serves as the co-or- dinator for the three commissions. Officers: Melvin Schmidt, president, Arlin Claas- sen, vice president, Harry Neufeld, treasurer, Vinette Graber, secretary, H. A. Fast, faculty advisor. was ri l CAMPUS FAITH RND FELLOWSHIP The Campus Faith and Fellowship commis- sion sponsors such activities as the daily break- fast devotions, prayer meetings twice a week, planned recreational activities on the campus, and deputational recreational work in outlying areas. Officers: Marvin Thieszen, president, Harvey Harms, vice president, Harriet Jost, secretary- treasurer, Robert Thieszen, cabinet representa- tive, Esther Schmidt, recreation chairman, Emma Preheim, devotions chairman, Miss Harriet E. Bunting, faculty advisor. CHRISTIAN SERVICE AND OUTREACH The Christian Service and Outreach Commis- sion of the SCF carries on such proiects as the Indian work in Wichita, weekly singing groups at Bethel Hospital, recreational work and devo- tional programs at Prairie View Hospital, visita- tion and worship services in old peoples homes, and deputation work in churches. Officers: Robert Shellenberger, president, Robert Shaak, vice-president, Carol Jones, secretary, Ruth Isaak, treasurer, LeRoy Unruh, proiect chair- man, Charlotte Graber, program chairman, George Ediger, deputation chairman, E. G Kauf- man, faculty advisor. V--A s E'- ti w Wuppertal Auction S' -1 Dilores Rempel, Wuppertal Exchange Student, 1959-60. 70 Z Former Wuppertal Exchange Students. , A-' fu 13,3193 O Zayed? lTopl Ted Doherty. lMiddle and Bot- toml Christ in the Concrete City' presented by Omer Galle, Carol Zer ger, Charlie Flowers, Lawrence Scheft- ler, Esther Schmidt, Stanley Pankratz FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The foreign Language Club was organized this year by students interested in German, French, Spanish and Russian. At their semi- monthly meetings they become acquainted with the different languages and cultural back- grounds through informal and spontaneous par- ticipation, singing of folksongs, guest speakers, and films. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB East meets West-this is Bethel's International Relations Club. Meeting once a month for fun, fellowship, and a learning experience, the group is made up of students from many countries, including Korea, Formosa, Nigeria, France, Hol- land, Uruguay, Canada, Germany, and the Unit- ed States. Programs are often concerned with world-wide problems of youth. V i STUDENT COUNCIL Acting on behalf of the student body, the Student Council, consisting of students nom- inated by their respective classes and the stu- dent body, has the job of working out various campus problems. lt not only introduces new policies and ideas, but revises old ones to meet the rising needs of the students and student organizations. All in all, it acts as an agent to promote democratic Christian living, secure co- operation of students with the faculty, and foster school spirit. STUDENT COURT The Student Court is a student organization elected by the student body. The court considers all violations of campus conduct brought to its attention by faculty members or students and tries to deal with each case in a redemptive manner seeking to reinstate the individual into a good standing with the school and the student body. Members: Robert Shellenberger, chairman, Karen Gilchrist, secretary-treasurer, H. J. Stucky, faculty advisor, Tom Schrag, Dorothy Harms, Carol Jones, Felice Voth, Melvin Goering, Kenneth Unruh. ' CIRCLE K This is a boy's service organization. One of their proiects is the annual car check. BETA KAPPA This organization of 23 girls, selected by the student body, is often seen ushering at Mem Hall programs, College functions, basketball and football games, plus serving refreshments at football gomes. They are not only a service organization, but a pep organization which aims to promote loyalty and enthusiasm in the student body. RAYMARDONS LETTER CLUB The Letter Club is composed of winners ot school letters in intercollegiate competition The purpose of the club is to promote high stondords in othletics. This yeor they sponsored o cor- nivcil, worked on homecoming octivities, ond highlighted the yeor with the onnuol BufTcilo Borbecue. Members: Clyde Goering, presidentg Myron Schrog, vice-president, Bob Voron, secretory- treosurerg Milton Goering, foculty odvisorg Eldon Becker, Dole Bullerg George Buhrg Dole Goed- dert, Del Koutmong Jerome Koutmong Loren Kuehnyg Jerry Nickelg Sherwin Niehogeg Virgil Pennerg Morlin Rotzloftg Don Schierlingg Eldon Schmicltg Rondoll Schmidt, Joe Schrogg Tom Schrogp Bob Shook, Bob Siemens, Don Stuckyg Jim Stuckyg Kenny Stuckyg Arlo Kosper. MEN'S GOVERNING COUNCIL The Men's Governing Council is a group com- posed of representatives from the various men's dormitories. Their purpose is to discuss and try to solve any problems which may arise con- cerning the dormitories. Members: Gary Franz, president, Del Kaufman, vice-president, Dwayne Schrag, secretary, Joe Schrag, LeRoy Unruh, Warren Kennedy, Randall Schmidt, Maurice Penner, Melvin Schmidt, Edwin Willems, faculty advisor. WOMEN'S GOVERNING COUNCIL Helping to uphold a real family atmosphere as well as standards of conduct among Bethel girls is the Women's Governing Council. The group copes with dormitory problems as they arise, and is also in charge of the All-Girls Christmas Party. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club seeks to create and cultivate interest in its specific field and also in related fields through field trips, demonstration, and special speakers. Members: Tom Yoder, president, LeRoy Unruh, vice-president, Harold Kroeker, secretary-treas- urer, Robert Schmidt, Edgar Harms, Richard Reimer, Gary Unruh, Robert Wiebe, Dale Buller, Earl Dirks, Wilbur Schmidt, Eldon Becker, George Wiedemann, Leland Albrecht, Menno Stucky, faculty advisor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Affiliated with the Kansas Home Economics Association and the American Home Economics Association, Bethel's Home Ec Club offers varied monthly programs open to all girls interested in homemaking. This year, an interior decorator and a marriage counselor were among the speakers sponsored by the club. Senior girls of the organization are traditionally honored at a breakfast in Spring. ALPHA PSI OMEGA To become a member of this national hon- orary dramatics fraternity, an interested student must acquire a certain number of points by participating in Bethel College dramatic presen- tations. The members of the Alpha Psi Omega then nominate and elect eligible candidates into the organization for their outstanding contribu- tions in the line of dramatics. This organization endeavors to cultivate appreciation of the best in drama. PI KAPPA DELTA The Pi Kappa Delta is a national forensics society. The purpose of it is to stimulate progress in and to further the interests of intercollegiate speech activities and communication, to encour- age a spirit of fellowship, brotherly co-operation, and incentive for achievement. Members: Lavern Stucky, president, Bob Shellen berger, vice-president, Mel Goering, secretary treasurer, Melvin Schmidt, reporter, H. J. Stucky faculty advisor. Eligible for membership: Ken neth Lohrentz, Robert Rich, Don Hofer, Roy Voth Charles Flowers, Arlan Kaufman. MATH CLUB The main purpose ot this club is to promote interest in the field ot mathematics, It is organ- ized tor the pleasure and benetit of those in- trigued by mathematics above and beyond the activities ot classroom mathematics. The club holds bi-monthly meetings at which members ot the club present various interesting topics. Members: Gerald Schrag, presidentg Ted Zerger, vice presidentg Mary Beth Harms, secretary- treasurerg Darrell Zielkeg Gladys Perishog Alvin Dale Schragg George Dickg Myron Harmsg Ken- neth Deckertg Nabil Khabbazg Arnold Wedel, faculty advisor. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club seeks to provide programs which stimulate and intorm students interested in biology on vocational opportunities and new developments in the various fields of biology. l mr-r ' 'J-F, ,X YI! M COLLEGIAN The Bethel Collegian functions as part of the college by publishing a tour-page paper bi- weekly. It strives to print educational editorials and human interest articles, as well as all ot the latest campus news. Serving in the position of editor for the past three quarters has been Dorothy Galle of Moundridge, Kansas. Other staFF members were Janice Reusser, Hesston, Kansas, assistant editor, Donald Schierling, Henderson, Nebraska, sports editor, John Unruh, Freeman, South Dakota, business manager, and John F. Schmidt, faculty advisor. 'I'llI , 1' Graymaroon Staff lt is the duty ot the Graymaroon staff to produce an annual. Members: lBackl Robert Tieszen, Ken- neth Neuteld, Gerald Dyck, IFrontl Anita Fast, Doris Janzen, Nancy Schroeder, Dilores Rempel, Virgil Penner, Acknowledgments: Caryl Smith, Pauline Sawatzky, Amanda Epp, Tony Epp. DLLEGIAN 4 ,.. PHI BETA LAMBDA The BeThel College chapTer of The naTional organizaTion oT The FuTure Business Leaders of America known on our campus as Phi BeTa Lambda was organized This year. This is a pro- fessional business club giving professional serv- ices and social opporTuniTies To iTs members. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS The organ sTudenTs of The campus organized an organisT's guild This year To culTivaTe Their inTeresT in organ music and Techniques by play- ing Tor each oTher and having guesT players. f- .iw - Q., Aff' - , . , I, r an. 1 3 . K zyfr.. 33, --: V: -- -iss, , yr - sf, fli' O O OQOOQ S CAMERA CLUB This is an organization for Those interested in the artistic and technical aspects of photography. RECREATION COUNCIL This council plans and provides campus activ- ities throughout the school year. This year we enioyecl weekend moviesg parties after games, such as Bethel Goes to Paris, tolkgames, and bowling and skating parties. -fx 43. 'ilu Q. xx ar A 1' 4' 'I 'F' , I Top Row lleft to rightl FOOTBALL SQUAD Assistant Coach George Buhr, Dick Buterbaugh, Bruce Day, Werner Born, Dick Gaeddert John Bevan, Beryl Brown, Merlin Thiessen, Don Stucky. 3rd Row Manager Myron Schrag, Tom Schrag, Max Graber, Arlin Ratzlalf, Gordon Goering, Franzie Loepp, James Stucky, Leroy Schmidt, James Gaeddert, Ivan Regier, Manager. 2nd Row Bob Voran, Manager, Dale Gaeddert, Kenny Stucky, Virgil Penner, Delmar Kaufman, Eldon Schmidt, Eldon Becker, Randall Schmidt, Jerome Kaufman, Sherwin Niehage, Jerry Nickel, Ma nager. Bottom Row Milton Goering, Head Coach, Loyd Patrick, Terry Schrag, Ronald Harder, Ronald Graber, Ted Pankratz, Don Rudicel, Marlon RatzlaFf, Assistant Coach. Virg Penner liuniorl First team all K.C.A.C. Guard for the second year. SEASON RECORD Won 3 Lost 5 Tied 1 Conference: Won 2 Lost 4 Tied 1 Bethel Opponenf T4 'Southwestern 0 O 'Northwestern 52 lOklahomal 0 McPherson 34 6 Ottawa 6 O Bethany 26 21 Friends 7 20 Baker 41 26 College of Emporia 35 39 Kansas Wesleyan 14 'Non-conference games Coach Goering insfrucfing full- bcnck Randy Schmidt. 1 Bethel bench 1 Resting The Iosf rninufes 1 ! F Qian: ' fb K xii. ,,,. ,,,7,1,5,., , .1 WA, 1. , 1-,Egg L: K , ' Q ki??2?ZgiEf3A ' 51: g ws' at , ,,. ggw',:LQazfQea1g we f ' Gamma- 55-QMHM, A.,, -V 351 : , TE' -4 , :W fi-1-W, . V Amin. sifqxwm 11 wx .mf f, 1v,: F 15 f- -fwxwi , , A an LA., . K.. A r H f mmf., Y3i?'i111A ' iii' my UM ,. sis, gag-swf N.: -E-, , ,, , ,gw sg ,ff X 8 Y 3 K Z K ,Q . Ky. , 'Hifi 'Q -f fsz ds, s qw ,, dm. ww LH My L55 g .: .. xx llett to rightl Warren Friesen, Elaine Ely Eldon Becker, Queen Vinette Graber Captain Eldon Schmidt, Charlotte Graber Del Kaufman, Michelle Friesen. Homecoming Banquet l .,. xx xxnx gnnmux xxx I .r rr: :rv favrfufa ' .3 .ww FY .f 3 ima ., , ,,if3ff9f5 1ffxf ' -HW ' - ' ' ' 1 ' lads '1 Eldon Jerome Becker SEASON RECORD Won 10 Lost 13 Conference: Won 5 Lost 9 Bethel Opponent 45 'K Sterling 58 T McPherson 54 T Bethany 56 Southwestern 61 ' Tabor 53 M College of Emporia 92 M Sterling 74 M Friends 88 Friends Loepp 75 Ottawa 58 Kansas Wesleyan 60 McPherson 80 Tabor 73 Baker 64 College of Emporia 77 Bethany 67 Friends 41 Ottawa 58 Kansas Wesleyan 77 McPherson 67 Baker 74 College of Emporia 61 Bethany 'Non-conference games S T Moundridge Tournament lon M MchPerson Tournament Regehr Tom Schrag Don Wedel Kaufman Jerry Nickel Schmidt Top Row lleft to rightl BASKETBALL SQUAD David Janzen, Ken Franz, Duane Friesen, George Wiedemann, Jerry Nickel, Delmar Stucky. Middle Row Tom Sclfirag, Art Coleman, Gordon Jones, Fronzie Loepp, Leroy Schmidt, Bob Wedel, Mel Goering. Bottom Row Stan Regehr, Jerry Nickel, Clyde Goering, Eldon Becker, Jerome Kaufman, Don Wedel. Not Pictured: Gordon Harder. Pre-game instruction. Cheerleaders Karen Gilchrist, Mordy Rich, Bob Shook, Jeanette Sperling, Joan Bcrfel. Pep Band 7 7mm 3+ Nd, 4 , ,, A 1 2 'M I K 1 i . ,f5,,, K. viii? fr Q 2 ie TRACK SQUAD Top Row lleft to rightl Cociclt Morlcin Rotzloff, Ken Frcinz, Jerry Nickel, Ron Jcantz, Myron Schrog, Art Colemon, Eorl Dirks, Dovid Wiebe. Middle Row Bob Voron, Monoger, Al Hcxbegger, Howord House, Dole Buller, Don Rudicel, Terry Schrcig, Mel Goering. Bottom Row Virgil Penner, Joe Schrog, Tom Schrog, Robert Shook, Clyde Goering, Del Koufrnon, Wendell Rempel, Mcix Grciber. The teom ploced second to Ottowo dt K.C.A.C. Conference Track Meet ot Ottawa. Mile run High hurdles TOO yd. dash 220 yd. dash High jump !1l . f-- 1 T, k,- 1, pi Time- Time- Time Time 6' 3 , ,,.-,jggwf if L'fJ!?fi 'few ,lifzslfi if? L ' ff'w1129'ZEw: Women's Intramurals: Coach Milf Goering, lleff To right! 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Sfuclermf help in kitchen A,Mg,wyr if Giiiffsif Q. , ff -We for X: if MM 1 Q Jars :L . -5- faiwsifgw' R51 :qZ'. f .1 no ri Where are you from? Rosalie and Judy iw- gig Q iff fr- ,V sw , I3 wi rm ,, ., ,.,. . . i l l l i i l l i i l i i l Vim .9 ' it GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CLASS OF 1909 John A. Ewert, Hillsboro, Kansas. Farmer, teacher and minister. Margaret E. Giesbrecht, Aberdeen, Idaho. Public schoolteacher, county superintendent, 1925-1931. Reverend J. M. Regier, North Newton, Kansas. Pastor, member of Board of Home Missions. Mrs. Katie lLinscheidl Schmidt, Tucson, Arizona. Wife of Dr. A. B. Schmidt, mother of four daughters. B. A. Ruth, Cutler, California. Hardware merchant. Mrs. Daisy lKoppesl Launhart, Newton, Kansas. Teacher, housewife and mother. Mrs. Margaret iFranzl Langenwalter, Walla Walla, Washington. Teacher, nurse, wife of J. E. Langen- walter and mother of two sons. Herman S. Kliewer, Great Bend, Kansas. Teacher and farmer. Lorena lDirksl Kliewer, Great Bend, Kansas. Wife and mother. Mrs. Elizabeth llinscheidl Regier, Newton, Kansas. Teacher in public schools and in Bethel College. Dean of Women, Bethel. Alfred Wiebe, Orosi, California. Missionary among Cheyenne Indians in Oklahoma and Montana, citrus fruit farmer and pastor. Anna B. Rupp, Moundridge, Kansas. Teacher. Peter J. Voth, Newton, Kansas. Farmer. Helen llsaacl Moyer, North Newton, Kansas. Teacher and Dean of Women at Bethel College, wife and mother. Edmund J. Kaufman, North Newton, Kansas. Missionary teacher, professor at Bluffton College, former president of Bethel College, lecturer in the Mennonite Biblical Seminary. Ernest E. Leisy, Dallas, Texas. Professor of English in Bethel College and Southern Methodist University, Dallas. Clara Schmutz, Newton, Kansas. Secretary and bookkeeper. Laura Haury, Halstead, Kansas. Homemaker for father and sister. William H. Tangeman, Cucamonga, California. Former president of the General Electric Hotpoint Company. Isaac B. Fast, Newton, Kansas. 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