Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

' + A .Ili o 5 ' ,J ., Ka 1-'V 1 V' Sf' . r , '--ful: JE: Ha 4 I n ' + A .Ili o 5 ' ,J ., Ka 1-'V 1 V' Sf' . r , '--ful: JE: Ha 4 I n Study to Show Thysell Approved Unto God . . . Bethel College i947-57 Tenth Anniversary Edition The Administration Th? Student Body Table of Contents Administration ............... Page 7 St dent Body Page I7 Ch 1 S P 9 63 S I F 9 P g 97 Ad r g P g 103 In Chrrstran Servrce In Secular Training 3 Dedication 859' f '7' ' ff- -A xv I Qt ' 4 fi' rf A. ' . - Af- v l: qs Vx ,Q ,Rf if his The Helm Staff takes pride in presenting the i957 Helm to you, Dean Wilbur Sando, for your meritorious service to Bethel College and its students. Your un- tiring labors inthe Departments ofEducation and Science have not only bettered us as students, but have raised the standards of these Departments and Bethel College. We thank you for your service in the field of Christian teaching. You encour- age those who are discouraged, help those who are in difficulty, advise those who need special council, and send from Bethel College teachers, who not only have a sound educational foundation, but a sound spiritual foundation as well. Even with all these tasks -- Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Professor of Education and Science, Chairman of the Credits Curriculum and Instructional Com- mittees, member ofthe Student Relations and Administrative Committees -- you still find time to be an Ambassador for Christ. For all the services you have rendered to God and Bethel College, Dean Sando, we are honored to dedicate to you this tenth anniversary Helm. 4 Board of Directors ggi Rev, H, E, Bgwmqn, Chqirmqn, 1957 Rev. R. P. Punnobecker, Vice-Chairman, 1957 Laboring behind the scenes at Bethel College at the members of the Board of Directors. To these men go our thanks and appreciation for the labor they freely give on behalf of the college. Through the ten years of Bethel College's history, the Board of Directors have had the interest of the college at heart. It is these men who havenurtured and the policies which the College sets forth. The members of the Board are composed of representatives of each of these districts -- indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Nebraska. The Board meets twice each school year -- in the Fall and in the Spring. lt is at these meetings that the school policy is formulated. The Board has final authority on any matter concerning the college. The develop and approve the budget, plan and approve the employment of personnel, approve any plans for building or financing, and give final approval to the curriculum. Again we thank you, Board Members, for the high scholastic standard we now enioy at Bethel College. 'r First Board of Directors of Bethel College - 1947 - 5 fc Bethel College is proud of her faculty of sev- enteen members who serve God and Bethel with sacrificial service. They come to us from four ' states, lndiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Iowa, as well as from Canada. Studying, not only to im- Drove themselves but to improve Bethel and each student that passes through her halls, the faculty strives to be approved unto God, a workman that weedeth not to be ashamed. O -jv- ' x . , , . ft we Q ..ff357 9' if Th . e Admlniggmnon tif From the desk af O Hitherto hath the Lord helped us il Samuel 7:l2J. On this e n 1 tenth anniversary of Bethel College it is fitting for us to give praise to our Heavenly Father for His many blessings to us. God has provided us with a fine student body of 284 in the first semester or three times the initial enrollment of 93. All to- gether over l,0OO students have enrolled at Bethel College during the first ten years. Many of these are already finding their place as members of the Alumni Association in serving Christ and the church both at home and abroad. The Bethel College faculty and staff today numbers 26 which is twice the original number. We feel that the Christian teacher is the corner stone of our program and our greatest contribution to the life of our students. Since i947 God has given to us a Science Building andthe splendid additions to the Administration Building which have pro- vided for offices, classrooms, library, and chapel. Now we are engaged in building a fine new auditorium-gymnasium. These are evidences of God's material blessing. ln finances Bethel College frequently has expenses larger than the income, but God has frequently manifested Himself in our behalf. Through all these years Bethel College has developed a pro- gram that has met with acceptance in leading colleges and un sities of America. Accreditation by the Indiana State Department TWA i ks for teacher training has been a definite contribution in the recent WOODROW I, GOODMAN growth of our institution. A,B,, B,S, in Ed., M,A,, D,D , Through all these areas of progress and blessing of God we D. Litt., President, Professor like to look upon Bethel College as a vine of His own planting. of Biblical Life.-qfure Q U. QF' :Q ' - Y . .X-1' College of Lib eral sor of Science and ,Z ALBERT J. BEUTLE R A.B., Dean of Men, Assistant Professor of Psychology and LILA M. COOKE Biblical Literature B.S. in Ed., Registrar -...J Faculty WILBUR B. SANDO B.S. in Ed., M. Ed ., Dean of Arts, Profe Sa Education JASPER A. HUFFMAN A.B., DD., Dean of School of the Bible, Professor of Biblical Literature PATSY M. CRAVENS A.B., Assistant Professor of Spee h ' c and Christian Education fQ,,,-f 48801:- 'Tum WV WH-I-IAM W' DEAN STEPHEN I. EMERY AB., BOD., Assismnf professor Associate Professor of English of Biblical Literature Bible and EV0n9ell5m JOSEPH H. KIMBEL A.B., M.A., Assistant to Presi- dent in Publicity, Associate Professor of Art fi 2,'mw+ E., A .Y --' Faculty FRANKLIN L. LUSK A.B., lnstructor of Mu Voice fff sic and 4. DELLA M. HERMAN A.B., A.M.L.S., Librarian, Assistant Professor of English DONALD R. MURRAY B.M., lnstructor of Theory and Piano FV' KENNETH L. ROBINSON A.B., M.A., Professor of English and Literature HOWARD H. STEELE B.S. in Ed., M. Ed., Associate Professor of Education, Busi- ness Manager AY fg., , 'fi 's 1 '-'. wx' r ily X V1. Tai X , 'T it L. . P Y 41 FRANCES L. SHUPE Dean of Women Faculty STANLEY M. TAYLOR B.S. in Ed., B.D., Professor History and Philosophy .,..V ,. Vxiap-3 A .i ig 'Wy hu- ot VIRGIL K. SNYDER B. Th., M.A., Associate Protes- sor of Biblical Literature and Christian Education RAYMOND M. WEAVER B. Music, Associate Professor of Piano and Organ 1 43 JJ . Ji f. gui 5l ', '-fvl . if 3fl?'r'g?,f ' -. . , , , any 3' X H I iz-T fvs 7,1 4 i 4 0-.L .li,,,, MRS. FLORENCE BEUTLER MRS. WESLEY HEETER MRS. MERLE HOKE Cook Cook and Kitchen Manager Secretary to Business Manager S fu MISS PHYLLIS HOLDEMAN Secretary 'fo President ff MRS. FRANKLIN LUSK Bookkeeper N--...up 12 194' 19' iv' bf! 19- ,-.1-0 MISS MARILYN RIDDLE MRS. LEO RINGEN MRS ALICE SEVERANCE Nurse Assistant Cook Assistant Cook MR. HARRY SNYDER Caretaker Sta --. - , V . , F ff MR. LAWRENCE SUDLOW Caretaker '12'ecr'5s' , - - swf' Q, Q 5, gif? ' . v 4: Q?N 1 w A ,Q-A i 3 Here and There 6-4 1-A-1- Miss Herman--at her post of duty. Mr. Murray and his family enioy the Thanksgiving Banquet. K A lsn'1that punch delicious, Professor df Snyder? 5 J' Wherever you see him, Mr. Steele is px' -ii 'r 9 A 7. busy. -QSQQ5 3. W 5 f'-ev-,-,gf , all ' ryan X if ' in --.+V ... a EQ -an ' - ! '77 A li ' -.-,,,-f-9 . Y . '. Q ,...-in I ' Nr Calif' ', Himsa 4 ' T x V 3 - 'We 1 14 1 1 x. Wm, l th e 1. H Faculty l if 5 Professor Kimbel--an arfisf af work. Mr. Robinson enioys playing the piano as his hobby. . 1 Y fx, if ' f ff i 5 rv-f . . Q l lzl. ffl? .A-Z1 ,-a , iff- I Around the fireplace with Professor I Taylor and family. Prfi J l Another clay begins for Dr. Huffman. I' The students at Bethel have one purpose in mind and thot is to enrich the kingdom of God. We ore studying that our minds might be so prepared that wherever God leads us we can go ond do the task which He has for us and donit to His honor and His glory. We ore studying to show ourselves opproved and ccceptchle in the eyes of the Lord. 5, in ,, R1 'will A -n.. 3 ' . . X J F . in--Q Q . The Student Bady , smauu1?X A Seniors J ' N' 5' -f. Q yi or fqix ' 'VT' '1TP' 5 u I l s ., ' Y , 'X ,H re-3. .W ,. 'ff f NX? fr ii -. . BURTON SCHULTZ ' Clawson, Michigan B. S. in Education, Choir-Vice President, Chorus- Soloist, Ambassador's Club, Music Club, Teach- er's Club, Gospel Team, Judiciary Committee, Social Life Committee, President of Freshman Class, President of Senior Class, Fidelian Literary-Treasurer-Vice President -'S' JOYCE EILEEN SANDO South Bend, lndiana B. S. in Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship, Ambassador's Club-Treasurer, English Club, Teacher's Club, Beacon Staff-Editor, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Social Life Committee, Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice President, Fidelian Literary -TJ Q' up--'C DALE ERNEST PETTIFOR Flint, Michigan B. S. in Theology, Ministerial Association, Mis- sionary Fellowship, Ambassador's Club, Student Council, Beacon Staff, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Senior Class Treasurer, S. S. Teacher, Dueuridn Literary STANL EY TAYLOR Class Advisor xg '-4' Q- '9' RITA ELIZABETH GRAY Milford, Nebraska B. S. in Education, Choir, Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Music Club-Vice President-Secre- tary, Teacher's Club, Gospel Team, Senior Class Secretary, Valerian Literary X HAROLD EUGENE BARGER Osceola Indiana B S in Theology Transferred from Fort Wayne Bible School Ministerial Association S S Teacher, Valerian Literary MARY JEAN BEMENT Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Owosso Bible College, Chorus, Ambassador's Club, Music Club, English Club, Teacher's Club-Vice 45 v'--y V-.a nm 42. lk' A 1 L N f President, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Literary ELIZABETH JEAN CAMPBELL Ubly, Michigan B. S. in Nursing, Transferred from Hurley Hospi- tal School of Nursing and Flint Junior College, Chorus, English Club, Radio Club, Valerian Literary CHARLES WILLIAM CARPENTER Port Huron, Michigan A. B., Bible Maior, Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassa- dor's Club-President, Student Council-Vice Pres- ident, Junior Class President, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Literary-President 19 t ll 23 l Seniors Seniors dm an ff? E Q' , ff 'iv m-QF? k MARJORIE A. CAWTHORNE South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Moody Bible Institute, Choir, Chorus-Soloist, S. S. Teacher, Fidelian Literary SHIRLEY MAE COMFORT South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship, Teacher's Club, Beacon Staff, S. S. Teach- er, Ducerian Literary RUTH NAOMI DUNCAN South Bend, Indiana B. S. Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassador's Club, Music Club, Teacher's Club, S. S. Teacher, Gospel Team, Fidelian Literary DOROTHY V. HAYES Bloomington, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from God's Bible School, Missionary Fellowship, Teacher's Club, Fidelian Literary 1 .rf . b ax 5 BEVERLY LOU HOIST Marlette, Michigan A. B., Music Maior, Choir, Chorus, Music Club, Gospel Team, Artist Series Committee, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Literary HILDA MARIE KINGHORN Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Goshen Col- lege, Chorus, S. S. Teacher, Fidelian Literary LEE KREIDER West Milton, Ohio A. B. in Biblical Literature, Chorus, Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship-Treasurer President, Ambassador's Club-President, Beacon Staff, Judiciary Committee, Ducerian Literary- Vice President ROY SAMUEL KRUGER Hardinsburg, Kentucky B. S. in Theology, Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Association-Vice President, Ambassador's Club- Vice President, Music Club, Beacon Staff, Gospel Team, Religious Life Committee, S. S. Teacher, Junior Church Pastor, Valerian Literary l 21 li il 'I . if 0 , .V i I 2 T' Q? ns' L 1X 1. 5. .x ,ef Seniors Seniors AF? .rw ,,- 'g' f ,1 ,v qw. aw JULIA ANN LAYTON Fennville, Michigan B. S. in Education, Transferred from Chicago Evangelistic Institute, Chorus, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Literary FONDA MAY LINGENFELTER Flint, Michigan B. S. in Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship, Music Club, Teacher's Club, Gospel Team, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Literary SHARON LUTZ Walled Lake, Michigan B. S. in Education, Chorus, English Club, Teach er's Club, Student Council-Secretary, Gospel Team, Social Life Committee, S. S. Teacher, Ducerian Literary C. JOE MARTIN Goshen, Indiana A. B., Bible Maior, Transferred from Goshen Col lege, Chorus, Ministerial Association, S. S. Teacher, S. S. Supt., Student Pastor ' fe. pm .exif am. -v h. PUY- Yfff -'jr Ts? r V SHIRLEY M. MARTINDALE Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Theology, Choir, Chorus, Missionary Fel Iowship, Ambassador's Club, Beacon Staff, Gos- pel Team, Judiciary Committee, Sophomore Class Secretary, Ducerian Literary BETTY METZGER Bronson, Michigan B. S. in Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship, AmbassacIor's Club, English Club, Gospel Team, Eidelian Literary CAROLYN ANN MEYER Granger, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Wheaton College, Valerian Literary BETTY YVONNE NORDGREN Port Huron, Michigan A. B., Music Maior, Choir-Accompanyist, Chorus, Ambassador's Club, Music CIub-Secretary-Treas- urer-Vice President, Radio Choir, Gospel Team, Artist Series Committee, Valerian Literary 23 N 4 , - ' ff! Seniors Seniors V ' F .X M D 6 Jsvf '33f-.q. Eg. TTT? MARY ESTHER PAULUS Greenville, Ohio B. S. in Theology, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship-Vice President, Ambassador's Club, Music Club, Gospel Team, S. S. Teacher, Junior Church Leader, Fidelian Literary MARILYN SUE RIDDLE Port Huron, Michigan B. S. in Nursing, Transferred from Henry Ford Hospital School of Nursing, Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassador's Club, S. S. Teacher, VClleI'lGl'1 Liferqfy JANICE LOUISE RIFFELL Gettysburg, Ohio B. S. in Education, Choir, Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassador's Club-Treasurer, Music Club, Teacher's Club-Vice President, Student Council-Treasurer, Beacon Staff, Gospel Team Fidelian Literary I BERNICE SCHULTZ Clawson, Michigan B. S. in Education, Choir, Chorus, AfT1b055Gd0f'5 Club, Music Club-Secretary, Teacher's Club, Gospel Team, Religious Life Committee-Treas urer, Fidelian Literary-Treasurer 'rr' yu-ps-P'- v z Www Ns ta 'x .. 1. wi, I, I , DGNALD HARRY SEVERANCE Mishawaka, Indiana A. B. in Biblical Literature, Choir, Chorus, Min- isterial Association, Ambassador's Club, Gospel Team, S. S. Teacher, S. S. Supt., Ducerian Liter- ary E. WAYNE SPEICHER Elkhart, Indiana B. S. in Theology, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- tion, Student CounciI-Treasurer-President, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class President, S. S. Teacher, Student Pastor, Eidelian Literary NAOMI ALICE SWAN Colorado Springs, Colorado B. S. in Education, Transferred from Colorado Springs Bible College, Missionary Fellowship, Fidelian Literary ETHEL ANNE TOWER Laporte, Indiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Indiana State Teacher's College, S. S. Teacher, Valerian Liter- ary fs'X g,,,A,4 fig' snuff' 'L RHI! fin Seniars 25 i I Seniors DELORES ANN TUCKER Holton, Michigan B. S. in Education, Chorus, Missionary Fellow- ship, Ambassador's Club, Music Club, Teacher's Club, Primary S. S. Supt., Beacon Staff, Valerian Literary REBECCA ANN UMMEL Elkhart, lndiana B. S. in Education, Choir, Chorus, Missionary Eellowship-Secretary-President, Ambassador's Club-Secretary, Music Club, Student Council, Beacon Staff, Helm Staff, Gospel Team. Artist Series Committee-Secretory, Judiciary Committee, Ducerian Literary DONALD LEE WERTZ Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania A. B., Bible Major, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- tion, Missionary Eellowship, Ambassador's Club Music Club, English Club, 5. S. Teacher,VqIeriah Literary MARGARET EMMA WISE Plymouth, lndiana B. S. in Education, Transferred from Apostolic Bible College, Fidelian Literary IG. Q'- I 'bf' X 7' 'lP'5y inf ,' DENNIS PANNABECKER Okemas, Michigan President Pmmmv, .,T, H FRANKLIN LUSK 3 ' Class Advisor I -I ff Q. J. EVEREST, JR. I g 51 South Bend, Indiana I E' Vice President W I 0 'N ETHEI. DOUGHERTY -- Bellwood, Pennsylvania I Secretary JOHN MORAN Elkhart, Indiana Treasurer 27 x ,A -f-I' PATI ENCE BAILEY Mancelona, Michigan ELLSWORTH BASSETT Brown City, Michigan SHIRLEY CARY Dayton, Ohio GERALD CASPER South Bend, Indiana KENNETH DOCKERY 3 South Bend, Indiana 58 iii' X I I-' in DOUGLAS BALL HAROLD BARGER Petoskey, Michigan Osceola, Indiana Juniors JOANN E GOODMAN Mi Itord, Ohio HARLEY DYCK Carstai rs, Alberta, Canada tc: f- if wi W- I ' ' '. f--v I 4 ' 'I f A., ,.-,I ,r, M ! M is - NX S GLEN HARNESS ALAN HATFIELD Cassopoiis, Michigan Laura, Ohio Juniors RONALD LAYTON Mishawaka, Indiana -'lk JERRY LEWIS Lakewood, Michigan ,Q-f fr' wr U, L, , , 4 4 BERWYN HOSKINS Mishawaka, Indiana BELLE IRWIN Niles, Ohio GORDON JACKSON Niles, Michigan YVONNE KIPP CrosweII, Michigan BETTY LUSE Niles, Michigan l 5 Q-1 'wo X Il '-'QQ X -.4 ' 1'N ', -'Ui 4- t-. 1 x Ji Q we 'cr- . ,V .-IETETM 1' W 5- X' ' .,' 5 ?52f-i252f!,'.5 V .. i , '- .4 if 'Q zxkw' i li N. fl! -, 1-vs .L EL ALTA MARKS Jones, Michigan JAMES MARTIN RICHARD MATTESON Mishawaka, indiana Brown CNY, Michigan JACK MULDER ST. Joseph, Michigan A 0 0- an Y' Q..- 4'- WALTER ORTMANN Marion, South Dakota 4, lr M ESTHER MAY PANNABECKER Eikharf, Indiana DAVID READING RALPH RILEY Mendon, Michigan Mishawaka, indiana ORVILLE PHILIPP Port Huron, Michigan qtv-7 30 ,B so ,- Qs im RAYMOND SAHMEI. EDITH SCHOTT Hurley, South Dakota Ubly, Michigdn Juniars PATRICIA SHANER DONNA SIMMONS Elkhart, Indiana Pontiac, Michigan ?s ETHEL SCOTT Thompsonville, Michigan LARRY SECOR Wakarusa, Indiana JANE SENSENBAUGH Mishawaka, Indiana ALVERA SEV ERN Weeping Water, Nebraska JOHN SPEICH ER Elkhart, Indiana 31 ,4. ' I .'7T'x,f WBT .f -Z I 4 , A. I NME fed iffy-5.---I - ----f-Y ---- ---v--V. - W -V, X N W F ELLEN STECKLEY ffm?- t Q9 Q, Stouffvilie, Onfario, A 1:3-f , l Canada 4 7 CAROL THOMAS SYLVIA TSCHETTER x . WILLIAM TUCKER Holton, Michigan fx IRMA WASHMUTH Peru, Indiana LOIS WELDY QT? Wakarusa, Indiana I. DALE WHITE Eikhart, Indiana Duncansville, PennsyIvaniaCq,-penfer, Soufh Dqkntq .I II io f S 32 if-' ROMAN MILLER Mishawaka, Indiana Vice President ELAINE UMMEL EIkhart, Indiana Secretary L EON WILLOUGHBY Mishawaka, Indiana Treasurer EDWIN K EENER Marysville, Michigan President DELLA HERMAN Class Advisor F '? ' '. ,f gl' in XI 5 ' 1.1 I' 9 !vw ., ,4,,40 .7- 'Pf- F PU:-L 34 Sophomores i A SARAJANE CALVERT 5 Niles, Michigan ROBERT DEAL Williamsburg, Michigan i mi UL. mm 2 P 9: O 92 EE -0- I Q FU :U I z o ,- RE S 0 Em .31 3 QQ inf, -C gm 5 C 3 Z -- - 5 F' ET Z Q- l 0 I'- S -. I ET rn Q 'g lg 70 3 :1 I-U 3 If 111 Q Z 3 V- O rn 3 C ' rn 1 F' on 73 O Z I ITI 5 rn ZITI gt Z :'- O I g CD 555 iff ' 59 5' I' -n 5 :Q 1 0 Eff' m T- D rn I.. LE. -4 Q -4 U D I 3 :J K, A 'gfiifi X A Ex , , Iii ,-5 , f A 1 Bl K A 9 i ii A Q JA V .Mn AMMMM .O 2 JOHN CARROLL Wes1MilTon, Ohio JULIA FOX Marshall, Michigan i if AWP' eq:- 'Ari-77' ,, X., E ?N Wi r,.,,, L ... . KN , Sophomares . 1 ' YQ Q- .X T I 4- , K'-av I - I A GORDON LILLY - 'E Bronson, Michigan I Pd 1 A ' ' 1 LOIS LUESING I Levering, Michigan lg' x ' . -'m !-' -' ?f. I ' 4 1 JACK MCGLASSON Elkhart, Indiana CHARLES MILLER Lakeville, Indiana . i I Q Q-L bs '35 JEAN McDOWELL Mi shawaka, Indiana MARY BETH MORAN Elkhart, Indiana I DONAL D MARTINDAL E Mishiwaka, Indiana l 1 , JACK LONGLEY South Bend, Indiana VIRGINIA MARTIN Mishawaka, Indiana DAVID MATT ESON Brown City, Michiga If il -,. r 'GD I .1- T, Y ,..4 T1 It I' r' -ff Gas? DAVID SHANTZ LYLE SMAI-I-EY Sopllomores JACK NEWELL Mishawaka, Indiana PHYLL IS NOR TON Homer, Michigan if V ,L Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Mendon, Michigan Ni:-pf POLLY ANN SPEICHER GERALDINE STELLINGWERF Elkhart, indiana Mishawaka, Indiana DONNA JEAN STEPHEY AI-I-EN STOUFFER I X Bremen, Indignq SIOUHVIIIE, OI'liGfiO, Q' Canada 5. '--vs ., , 36 DAVID NORTON Marshall, Michigan JOYCE QUINN Piqua, Ohio -L if Sophomores W se- fn 0' qw. A 'T' -'ff ' RALPH STROME MARCIA THOMPSON 1 Mishuwczko, lndicno POF? HUYOUI MiChi90f1 'Sax Q.. L 'SP EVA TUCKEY DALE WALTERHOUSE an N ,, Brown CiTy, MiChigGI'l Bremen, Indignq .. 1 ' I 55 Q ELLIS WOLLENSLEGLE ' x South Bend, Indiana 37 I' B S 5,1 JAMES BENNETT Kalamazoo, Michigan Vice President f4T,v.'fX nd, BEVERLY BROWN South Bend, Indiana . A A Secretary 1 123, b NORMAN BRIDGES Fiinf,Michigan -W I f' Treasurer 1 1 GEORGE SWANK Verona, Ohio President DONALD MURRAY Class Advisor Y Wx fift- t....,i 1 ' I 9 I K -n X117 I i I A ' fyx 1A VN' :N I T ' we Walkerton, Indiana wi I H L:-A ' .fbi- hflrig W , v .1 Sy l , iyuu 1- -as,-I n AK ,V , ,, Q Y , ' I DONALD ADAMS I W- , A ,EIkharf,lndiano L' 4 ' ' A I .NL fi I- Loss CRANMER I ,I wi ..im1ve--'ff-' vw-rr I THOMAS ARTZ New Carlisle, Ohio I Q, Q 4,,- C7 f . KENNETH CULP Y Y, I Q Williamsburg, Michigan . A QA ' I9 PHILIP BAILEY Q C Mancelona, MiCI1I90 ' 'Ji' J PATRICIA DALE I I I x II Mishawaka, Indiana I ui if' I fl ORVILLE BANKS Brown City, MiCI1I90n TOMMIE DALE Mishawaka, Indiana Q RICHARD BEMENT Mishawalca, Indiana 3 BEVERLY DAVIS Mishawaka, Indiana . ,laik .TT . TREASURE BERENS 2 Dorr, Michigan , -,N Y 1 I , , ROBERT EAGLE I Lincoln Park, MICIWIQGU I ' DALE BOLTON Elkhart, Indiana C Al 0 SHARON EVEREST South Bend, Indiana Freshmen - . I U-.JV ,S -rr q 5 his 'C 1 f i-'- 1 ja BILLIE JO GARNER ,. South Bend, Indiana X 'TY LETA HANCOCK I Owosso, Michigan nb' JACK FERGUSON ' 4 Mishawaka, Indiana 2 A 1 I . i BONNIE HAZARD T Croswell, Michigan . I R ' A HAROLD FORD Y' if Stratford, Ontario, Canada 355' MAUREEN HENDERSON Dayton, Ohio NANCY HITTLE Birch Run, Michigan OsCeoIa, Indiana RICHARD A. GAY FRED HOHULIN I l Mishawaka, Indiana 5: ti S I' -.7 f' , G DEAN GILKERSON , I MishawaI4G, Indiana f Ixiifz I ' A- ' I C: I Gifffi -. 2 , ' ' f sifsiwy ,. I H' x 'JUN T-v D , ,--- W'- , A A , , 7 BARBARA HOKE New Carlisle, Ohio ' if' MARY GRAY Mi Iford, Nebraska MERLE HOKE I Mishawaka, Indiana WILLIAM E. HALQUIST South Bend, Indiana PATRICIA HOPKINS 1 South Bend, Indiana DEAN LONG ' ' I F h Mishawaka, Indiana ESTHER HOSSLER New Carlisle, Ohio I YZF' s - ,Nr ROBERT 1.0515 if I 'X Port Huron, MICIWIQGVI ! X 'V fn ,T, Q 1 f 4 BARBARA JONES Plymouth, Indiana PATRICIA MARTINDALE 1 145 Bradford, Ohio VIVIAN KOCHER Dayton, Ohio CAROL JEAN KRAFT South Bend, Indiana CAROLYN KURZ Grand Rapids, Michigan CARMEN McCORD he .5-. . is he 'Q DANNIE MCCANN Osceola, Indiana Anderson, Indiana 6. .SX SYLVESTER MCGEE , south Bend, indium ' VIRGINIA LANDIS Cassopolis, Michigan ELLEN McMASTER Petoskey, Michigan wg, I . Ap , . Il . i ff5I?EQ ZSf' all Freshmen .uf L I '45 DEAN PETTIFOR Flint, Michigan WILMA MERRIMAN Bronson, Michigan ROBERT PETTIFOR Flint, Michigan DORIS METZGER Bronson, Michigan ALDEN PHILIPP Porf Huron, Michigan HAROLD MITCHELL Elkhart, Indiana I I PATRICIA ANN RADECKI Niles, Michigan' PAUL MITCHELL Mishawaka, Indiana DELORIS REYNOLDS Goshen, Indiana , Osceola, Indiana sg , V ,fl RICHARD MOORE I I X II i GENE RIFFELL , Gettysburg, Ohio 3' JAMES NEWTON 1 Vandalia, Michigan GLORIA RIFFELL Laura, Ohio ' I ' BARBARA NICKERSON .I - I 3 Rolling Prairie, Indiana if , -.TL f,f.ifFili1I 'I W e RX v. J. 1' 7 , , S . , sq- LM rm, ,. 47.1 r ii- ,gf Y Q-1 l Q, 'F' A-up O4 II. 1 t. , . Y fl! ,,,,,. N ,W . 3213, fl ..1i:, 'i.?--' 95' '15 Ii't 'friigl ff' fifiz-films 6 -I E. I x vas ' 2-:-1-9.111 ',. .3- ,, ...ig-115-1 :T-'r -5 inn1.-.n.u.:t.1.L., I9 f. Pl' ' R. .Q v F? Y- KEITH RIFFELL Gettysburg, Ohio Ei ,X . 1' . X V DOROTHY SUTER Wakarusa, Indiana HELEN RILEY Fairborn, Ohio NANCY SWANK Verona, Ohio ! - 'N SHIRLEY SCHOOLEY Elkhart, Indiana BERNICE SZCZYPIORSKI South Bend, Indiana NILA STEALY Elkhart, Indiana 4 . Freshmen Q v ii 'N , ff, Irv J I ,f,??.'-'17Y'w:C U . HL V' i 'A il I' :5 4- , ,vw NANCY TUVELL - V New Carlisle, Ohio A f SHIRLEY STEELE Roann, lndiana CAROL JEAN WEAVER Elkhart, Indiana iwn-mn!- 5 a1a'iL-,aMu I RUSSELL STROME Troy, Ohio MARY JO WHITACRE South Bend, Indiana LARRY STUMP Benton, Indiana kd- -f NORMAN WHITE a,, Marshall, Michigan Freshmen Ixx R I GOLDIE WILSON :I LOIS WOODS ,J NiIes, Michigan X4 I NGPPGUSS, IFldI0r10 s N I' , .,I JI . all Second Semester Students CATHERINE ADES MARTIN ALEXANDER BROOKIE ALLISON ZOE AMES CARMEN ANDERSON ERNEST ANNIS JOHN BAIRD BARBARA BRICKL EY EULA BU RCHBY HAROLD CARMAN DICK CLARK BELVA CRAIN MORTON CRIM EVELYN CUSTER ADELINE DENOTTER MADALYN EADER ROLAND ELLIS ELIZABETH FAIR RUTH FUSON MARY GARRISON CLARA GIBSON MARCELLA HOELSCHER PHYLLIS HOKE MARVIN JEFFREY MARILYN JONES CLARENEN KOANTZ JEANNE KODBA BONNIEMcKENZIE SIRLIN NIVER LOTTIE PICKERL JOAN PORTER EVELYN PLUMMER CHARLOTTE RANDALL VIRGINIA REESE MARY RINGEN LOWELL ROBINSON RUTH SELLERS GORDON SCHAMBER 44 Top Row: Mary Garrison, HaraId TuveII, HaroId Wiggens, SirIin Niverj Second Row: Charlotte Randall: First ROWI Virginia Hiester, Joan Porter, MariIyn Jones, EveIyn PIummer. MARTHA SCHUETTE WAYNE SCHWOB THELMA SMITH KATHERINE STEELE LORENE STONEBURNER DALE STROUP CARROL TRAVIS HAROLD TUVELL SARAH VOUGHT MARTHA WALTERHOUSE HAROLD WIGGINS ESTHER WILLIAMS ESTHER WILSON GERALD WOODHOUSE MARGRET WOODHOUSE JOHN WOODLEY MAE ZIMMER X Evening Students - Seniars ,-is .- A ' lx' First Row: Martha Kennedy, Zulu Mae King, Mariorie Mosher, Second Row! Helen Duncan, Avanelle Cowen, Third Row: Alice Overmeyer, Pauline Weaver, Helen Potts Bethel College offers evening courses to those who cannot attend the regular day classes. Many teachers from the surrounding area enroll in these classes. This year we have fifteen students who will be graduating in the spring. They are: DOROTHEA BAIRD, Bremen, Indiana ESTHER BEUTTER, South Bend, Indiana AVANELLE COWEN, Mishawaka, Indiana LUNA DALE, Culver, Indiana HELEN DUNCAN, Mishawaka, Indiana MARTHA KENNEDY, South Bend, Indiana ZULA MAE KING, South Bend, Indiana MILDRED MARTIN, South Bend, Indiana MARJORIE MOSHER, South Bend, Indiana ALICE OVERMEYER, South Bend, Indiana HELEN POTTS, Washington, Indiana PAULINE WEAVER, Mishawaka, Indiana LOIS WEISS, Mishawaka, Indiana BETTY WETTER, South Bend, Indiana MAMIE McENDARFER, South Bend, Indiana 45 Evening Students - Juniors - , . w V ' 1 ,. 4 , First Row: Joy Vincent, Irene Wells, Second Row: Dorothy Pate, Velma Smith, Margaret Harbaughty Third Row: Delight Nier, Thelma Baughman, Effie Burke, Flossie Fires .. . x 1 3 A g X 'I , . sf- V . x , -114 gf' , - af' -51 fr fi s First Row: Mary Troub, Elsie Horvath, Marie Good Lilli an Foote, Mildred MacMillan, Mildred McLaughlin ln the Junior Class we have twenty-seven evening students. THELMA BAUGHMAN EFFIE BURKE ELIZABETH CRAIGE ADA EMIGH FLOSSIE FITES LILLIAN FOOT MARIE GOODMAN MARGARET HARBAUGH ELSIE HORVATH AMELIA KEGEBEIN ESTHER HENDRICK DOROTHY KERNER MIRIAM KUPFERER MILDRED Mc1cMILLAN MILDRED MCLAUGHLIN DELIGHT NIER EVELYN OESCH MARY PARKER DOROTHY PATE PAULINE PATRICK GRACE RICKELMAN VELMA SMITH MARY TROUB JOY VINCENT RAYMOND WELBORN IRENE WELLS PHYLLIS WOODWARD Second Row Evening Students - Special .. A f.I Y .- -. his QQ, A '4 W g, N Q 5 1 . Bethel College offers courses to Special and Post Graduate Students. This year we have thirty-three enrolled. ROY ER ALLMAN EVA BERKSHIRE SALLIE ANN BEVERIDGE STANA BOEHNLEIN HOLLY BOWLIN BETTY BUZITIS JOSEPHINE CAIN MARY COOK CAROLINE FEE DAVID FRETTINGER MARGARET GRAHAM ANNA KALISTER FRANCES KIJEK L. KATHLEEN LEE CAROLYN MALTBY MARIE NELAND HERBERT OESCH GLADYS OGLESBY MYRTLE ORR JOAN PHILIPP BETTY POLLEY DOROTHY PROUT EARL PROUT J. H. RAMER ANGIE RAY - MARIE REMLEY MARGUERITE SHIELDS LORRAINE STANTON HAZEL STROUP RUBY WHITE RUTH YUNKER JOE ZIEGLER HAZEL ZIMMERMAN . I5 4.1. ,1-I sql' I rg? W fi S.. T'- - . . nf If I Student Ceuncil 1 A A,A 1 8 f ff- xsfft A. I e 5 Yi i i! I Wayne Speicher-president. Seated: Professor Robinson-advisor, Sharon Lutz, Q. J Everest, Jr., Professor Sando-advisor. Standing: Philip Bailey, Janice Riffell, Rebecca Ummel, John Carroll. Not pictured: Shirley Cary. Judiciary Committee , 1. r 5 2 'WY QQ' NJ Seated: Mrs. Shupe-advisor, Burton Schultz-chairman, Professor Beutler -advisor Standing: David Matteson, Rebecca Ummel, Esther Pannabecker, Lee Kreider 48 it Student Council We 5 Activities Vw' l if . 'Z J- X Each year the Student Council spon- 4 if ' ,i ,R . lj W ' 'lf l , 1- sors the Annual Open House held this 7' F year in November. 5 'A Dorm 6 is decorated for the ocassron i K' i ' ' fi . - In lv Q' KP Q xy- v rg! t -' o . . , - , 'A 'fix' J ' W ' X Yr!!! 'vf -V -11 or 44 e Music Department provided an X, interesting display that attracted the attention ot many. r 4' I 7 ...I 145 The Education Department set up a display illustrating methods of teaching used in the public school today. h The Bible Department had charge of an evening service, plus a lovely display. 'X G .M Y 5 Q ix .ly fi 0 'Wt RTW.. 'Y i , fi iii 1,,'.1l,A ' 15 V,-mn ,L i. FAA. 'Z ' ', 1 , N9 'A i7ff'Q,.-', it .. L,-A .f 'Qi' 47' . T - A V 33, I Y.-N, gl L 'Tia ,yy-, U . ygf ii, , '.,:g' , ' ', F , A - n!'5?5t' , i . , A 1 . W , ,. ., aw x i if 151 :ff'.T'tYS2fft , May, 1956, ground breaking. Ray Sahmel donates time to the building project. Q vu Q.. .X U? nw my , 'FQ A , - fscseae .- -.1,,,. - Q 1 twig.. -ji -,i......t1a3 ,fm un: eggil. - , Z x , . A. , ,,..- f L IN . My . '- .2-r-2 A ' M ,. .ifzfhaw-L '.... .wi - - Z . . -- , , . ., , s-1 v-Y F M. ,,, 1. t I . .atm - - ..f ' Silly., L N vfffz- QQ: ,11A-5'L'- A bird's eye viewl Dur Building The students and faculty members of Bethel College are sponsoring the build- ing of a new gymnasium-auditorium build- ing. This building will provide for our activities, youth conventions, etc. plus tour new class rooms. Even the girls help. , f 5 A. W., A . :'7'- i fFi ' , 2 offs if .. iiw4 i 2:'.'.4i v J X931 rpg . Lgf::?,.,X, V-Q W -.F 1 A, ii YJ . l gill! ii. V -.M-5 . jp., W , f'f1l.,'-ir, 'n , Q be ee 'I 1 2 '4 S x s 1 .VM NSN Y T' 3 a A u TT I The walls keep going up The arches an-ive! 15- - -teb 'Q February, l957, the arches are up! ff:-X T ,av ,f ,H t ti pg, Wi M u fe- Af'- .. . Q , ,, V 5'.g1l'fY 1 Q .i - 1 .1 ,t ' h :N , - . , I , .N 1 V - I -1 ,. ,- if 'I -' .fw .' A 1 9'feL T' ,Zu E W ' 'T X WY vv '1 'Rv .. 1- -mmf' -sglfi ms bn-al' - Q f 41 --.-....-, .r f. , , . Q +e,,: T..,- 1 ' -lg f:.w..,- . if .14 1 It .y . ' 3 : . ggi..-V'-:,A-.Q A V . iw. , Va, Z my , Q was A K ' ' U L. ' ' p ' ' ' H' Q' T' - , Y, 1,5 Q, '. x--.ky .Ye -, , ' i it iMfu W '.1.uz1T.-ifEA'Wiitm dmv it . -' J Beacon Staff Editor.... ..... .... Associate Editor . . . . . . . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . Art Editor ............. Machine Operator . . . . . . . Advisor ........ . . . Reporters . . . . . 0 Q o Patience Bailey Darlene Hatfield David Norton John Carroll Julia Fox Pat Hopkins Howard Steele Keith Riffell Joyce Sando Nancy Hittle Roman Miller Phyllis Norton Pat Hopkins Patty Martindale Mary Jo Whitacre Bonnie Hazard Ethel Dougherty Joyce Quinn Sylvia Tschetter Delores Tucker Mary Gray .P Patti Bailey at her post of duty editor of the Beacon. Helm Staff .. JQT? WLM Of this year's HELM there is still a Question! Editor ......... Associate Editor . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Secretary ....... Typists . . . Copy Editor .... Art Editor ....... . . Campaign Manager . Circulation Manager Lay Out Editors 2 . Photographers 1. . . Q - - - Proof Readers . . Advisor . . . 52 ia Lois Luesing Orville Philipp Ray Sahmel Dale Walterhouse Esther Pannabecker Shirley Cary Sharon Everest Esther Hossler Roman Miller Joyce Sando Q. J. Everest Charles Miller Joanne Goodman Eva Tuckey Larry Secor Bob Eagle Elaine Ummel Lois Weldy Miss Herman Helm Chapel YTN ini Q. J. Everest JL, campaign manager,had charge of the program. The Helm Staff had charge of the chapel hour on November 20th and presented a challenge to the literary societies concerning the Helm con- test. A prize of new basketball uniforms was to be given to the winning society. nouncer on radio and television, spoke to us on the place of sports in our college lite. 4 ,I The Fidelians won 'the contest by selling l97 Q Helm subscriptions. S xf 1- I 1 Q5 . L , -gl. . if' I in f i ' i 'ff ii ,,. i' Gi, .sk r . ,x,.:,u'f -sf, N-' 1-'ffff 4 i - -Q ny A4i4l,-,i'- 1- rr - 1-I .- 'f,.. U 1 ' l fi i 7. 53 Mr. .loe Boland. ig. lx- ILA l John Carroll accepts the uniforms for his team. Congratulations, Fideliansl Mr. Joe Boland, nationally known sports an- ll -in 1' nf' -tl sn, 1 grimy ,iWW 'i Qultllmiul- f- . A ,Q ,' , . .4 fl. M ' ay l W. K f 7 X i N I l 5 i v i S X ,itll Tlx, V I 1 A il i v Q llifl I :V , ,, ,Mlllll ' gi ' Marcia Thompson begins a typical day at Bethel by turning off her alarm at 5: 'IS a.m. Follow her through these pages and get 0 glimpse of college life. The activities ofthe clay begin with ' I V, 'igfi ., .JV private devotions. Spiritual strength R V -li ff if L' ' '53 I -3 for the day is gained by Bible read- l 'x 'K t f - , , s 3 it ing and prayer. Y l 'V tt is - f .asf 7-be ' -'ldl-l?' ..:Q., l- - 4 ' X .J - ' i E f ,el rw 5 , i In the breakfast line. Fruit, toast, J- and coffee give her physical strength l for a busy day. Q 4 A Qfivs-.Z 4. AL-Kvg , R ' Classes begin at 6:50 a.m. Here Marcia fakes an active part in the q class work. Another class, another opportunity for learning. A M , if ul ., One ofthe best tlmes of fl' ' Studying in the college library, dinner' Marcia prepares for tomorrow's lessons. H ll M ? e 0' cy I speak to Mary Jo Practical experience for future days Mary Jo and Marcia decide to get in a bit of recreation. 54 i 1 if N Marcia works in the college kitchen. At Bethel -r How refreshing! A trjp to the local drug store sup- plies Marcia with a new billfold. i leads the group in prayer. A good eating place for that Friday evening dare. Af supper Marcia has devotions and r ' Q t Thanks for a nice time, good-night. Evening devotions. . :- ---, 1 If -- I 5 N . Xi I This hair! I wish it were naturally curly. The end of a busy day. 55 ' ..'. ..-.. ' ' Q. , ,... ........ KI- . 5, 'i 1 y E i .Q .-ff: Don Martindale, president, with the help of Robert Eagle, vice-president, - guided the Ducerians this year. They were assisted by Joanne Goodman, secretary, Q and Elaine Ummel, treasurer. All for them was their advisor, Professor Robinson. .- . . .-.'.-.-.-.-.'.'.-.'.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.'.-.-.'.-.-.'.-.'.-.-.-.-.-.'.-.j.j.j,-.j.'.j.-.-.j.j.j.j.-.jf,-.j.j.j.'.-.L.l,:,-.3-,4--,-,-I-..'-jfq.:.:.j.j.-.j.'.-.',-.',-,-,--,-,-.5 ' .:.:.:.Q.j.:.:.j.j.:.Q.j.j.:.:.Q.j.j.:.:-jg..-'.:-....j...'. .'.-.......:.....A...:.-...-...:...'.:....-'..-fi.-'.-.-.A.1.:.:.:.:.:.:fj.:.:,:.:,f,:,:f:,::7....j.:.:.j.1.j.: '.'.'-'.'.'. s --ng A V ' - .-.:.:.::g.3.g.-. . I-fglgf-.'Z4T'1'I 1-j-'- -.. .. . L , . . .'.'.'.' ' - . . -3.1 ',-.:,:.f.- 4 .'.'.'. . . , -.1.j.- Zjfj' ,Q . . -:-:- - 1-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-t-:-:- ' -'-:-:-:-:- :-:-:- - -:-:-3-tc-I-:-1-2-1-:-:-I -I-I-I-L:-Q .'.'.'.'.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.'.-.'. .'.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .L.:.L,-,- 'I-I'I'1'f-I-Z'I'1-If-l'f'l'.'. 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I... . . s a I.-.'a'-..--.nfl s Q'-'.'-'.'.' . . . .'-.a 5'41iYifilffzii-.-f5.h.fiTT'E'1951fid?.'fG'1S' We done, girls! -1' ........-..-.-.. .... .-...............-.. - .... .... .. ......-- . . ...........-...-........... .., ...v.-..- ..... ... ..... --u -.........'..-n..'.-..',:..---.. v l U ' 5.3 -,s QT v .1 . 'V rf' nc' ksx .. r -u. ..n '.'. n. , .. - : x fnlu.. a'- 4.-...Ui-.-.n'.'.'n...o...i'.'. . . . A James Martin, president, led the Fidelians from victory to victory with the Q help of Burton Schultz, vice-president. Q.J. Everest, Jr. acted as secretory and Q W w ,. . '. . , John Moron as treasurer. They were strongly backed by their advisor, Professor Murray. -. .. '.-.:5i2E'i21'1'fs?2is5ET5iE2E I ' ' . . I isis? 57 fizfrf' L :Z:1: :Z:3:2:T5vZ:Y:-: 7:2i7?2:?:?:-:' ' ' - 'ETf2fff? ' H . . -1- -tin :cfs--. . . o ' -'.'- . 4 X .A fy -Y al., JS, Ylfaiwa M Z A 1 o Q President, Orville Philipp, piloted the Valerians through the year assisted by vice-president, Raymond Sahmel. Muriel Jolley acted as secretary with Charles 7231 Miller as treasurer. Professor Steele steered them on their course as their advisor. .'.'lI'a'.'u'on-.pu.n..... ...-o',.-Q.--au..4uu..-..---..-.........-.-..-.,1.-.uv-un---9.-n-rn.. ' . 'I . 1 ills!!!-ull:-.Chevalu.nliial . . ........... .... . .... . . . . . .. .U ..... .... ........, ...... . . . . .. l.l. - 'c 'c I I n f.. . . . . .. . ' ' .. . Tj.: . . . . . . . . - n Q l . ...- -4-...- .n.. ....' E Hiyvmg, w N . . V L A . .y,L53v5M,,,. tru- I J, , , n 1 t . 4 I 01 1 n ' Vx x X ' I Ep I Vigil ,.. K 'X . H -. 1 v V' ' , I ' l 1 Q + X n If we don't win, we at least have fun! ' . sk, E W ' . -..... .... .. . .. ,... u---. .............-. ...... ..a..v...-.-...........,..........-s.. .-.--.-....-..n.-a-...-..-.--...-..........-----..--.- They did it again! Basketball champions of the yearljlj . n n . - 4 u v 1 q ' n q '.'.'.','.'.'.'.'.','.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.','.','.'.'.:.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. - . . - .'.'. . . .'.'...:.:.:. ',. 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'.-.-.' 21325153-:-I t-555:-'-' 'I-'.'u'.'lf'.'u'.'.'-'. 4.g.g.g.- . .-.-.--,- '. . .'. . u--'-.f u .al-.Q n . . .'. ' .I-.13 u a o -'. tn... 31:2 Jump, fellows! '- . u -'... u..,.-.'..n:.:.'.' ' ' ' ' a . ' .-.-.:.:. . .j.:. . . .-.-...'.'.'. .-.-.'.-.'. -f'. . .' ' .'.-.-.'.-.A.j.' . v:-g-.- '-:-:g':-:-:- - ' Q.. . . 2... ..-........ .u-.......- ..-...... --. .q...a so ' o s .....-...Q-. Social life The Social Life Committee feels that all work and no play makes .lack a dull boy and, therefore, plans par- ties and banquets to round out our social activities at Bethel College. These are times of fun and fellow- ship that will never be forgotten. if X, SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE Belle Irwin, Marcia Thompson-chair- man, Lila Cooke-advisor, Jerry Lewis v za' After the Thanksgiving Banquet, Burton Schultz and Beverly Hoist take part in the program. ' P C Q I Social life twig, Marilyn Riddle gives the reading 'Twas the Night Before Christmas at our annual Christmas Banquet. al v , After the Christmas Banquet, a play, While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks was put on in the chapel. We again were made to appreciate the Christmas story with all its meaning as we gave our attention to this fine program. The pro- gram was sponsored by the Social Life Committee. The Music Club had charge ot the program following the Valentine Banquet and did a splendid piece of work that provided an enioyable evening for all. Y Bethel College sends forth from its halls those who endeavor to show through their lives and testimonies the power of Jesus Christ abiding in their hearts. Christian teachers prepare to point the youth of our nation to Christy nurses prepare to tell the afflicted ofthe power of God to heal the sin- sick soul, while others prepare to serve in various professions. Bethel is proud of those of our number who are studying to serve in this way, workmen, acceptable. 'an 1,', . L.: x 4 Q9 'Q Q -5' 5 n D, ., -1 Q ,A -a. w, Q tw. 15 3' Q-1 'f. Q. V45 ' v 'bi 4'4 -ful . i 1 I ll I 1 M ' -X: flwz-gr. The Administration Building - ten years ago. Tenth Anniversary Ten years ago Bethel College had its beginning, Ar that time many things we now enioy at Bethel were unknown. ln the pictures below, note the pro- gress made in the ten years that our school has existed as an instifuiion of higher learning. I 1 . I I i ri A a 1 . Z , Ten years ago - the library was housed in who? is DOW the recreation hall. Today we enioy thefacilifies of a new library The Admlnusfratlon Building as we see It today. 51 r 'i 65: A X' .,,, anew 'il ..f-f' -' ' . 7-Ma 'D ' ,.. Through the Help of Dthers Chapel Speakers We -0 REV. HAROLD WALKER One ofthe most blessed hours at Bethel is the hour we lay aside oun studies and activities to gather in the chapel for a time of spiritual refresh- ment. Here our thoughts are turned to God as we share in the experiences of others, as we listen to God's Word, or as we participate in a praise service. We were privileged to have Rev. Harold Walker, nationally known evangelist, as the speaker for our Fall Revival. The ten days he was with us were days of blessing and challenge. Our respon- sibility to God and man was again made clear as we listened to the heart-searching messages God had laid upon his heart. Rev. Gerald Foster, Vice President of Winona lake School of Theology, gave us tood for thought as he spoke to us in October. The National Holiness Association was rep- resented by Rev. Paul Kindschi who challenged us to make the most of our opportunities here at Bethel. Rev. Gerrard P. Jackson, a former actor on the Shakespearean stage, has a unique ministry in giv- ing impersonations of Bible characters. lNote small picture.i R EV GERALD FOSTER REV. PAUL KINDSCHI REV. GERRARD P. JACKSON 66 Chapel Speakers Rev. H. L. Matteson, District Superintendent of our United Missionary Church in Michigan, was the evangelist for our Spring Revival. His soul- searching and practical messages gave us new light and help in our spiritual growth. His mes- sages will long linger with us and continue to bear fruit. Rev. Robert Struhbar ofthe Missionary Church Association spoke to us ofthe importance ofthe Holy.Spirit in evangelism. Rev. Robert Yunker, pastor of the local Meth- odist Church, brought us highlights ol his recent trip around the world. Rev. Weyburn Johnson, one of our own mis- sionaries to India, challenged us with out respon- sibility to the millions of that land who at this hour sit in heathen darkness. On January 17th we were privileged to have Peter VanWoerden with us in our chapel service. We enioyed his music on both the piano and organ and were challenged by his message from the Word of God. Cpicture appears on page 651 gnu-l. REV. H. l.. MATTESON iilgggg Liddell M REV. ROBERT STRUHBAR REV. ROBERT YUNKER REV. WEYBURN JOHNSON i iifi iii i Chapel Speakers Rev. L. L. Wark, principal of Emmanuel Bible 6 College, Kitchener, Ontario, spoke in our chapel on February 27th. He challenged us with using V what we have in our service to God. Mr. J. C. Bontrager of Elkhart, Indiana spoke X to us as one who has been a financial success in ii ., life. The story of his life was of real interest and blessing as we saw what God can do with a life 4. F completely dedicated to Him. .NN M Bishop J. Paul Taylor, bishop in the Free ' Methodist Church, challenged our thinking and spiritual life when he spoke to us on February 8th Rev. Richard Reilly, Foreign Secretary of the REV- L- L- WARK United Missionary Society, gave us a brief report of the mission fields and what he saw there on his recent visit. 514' ' w L.. i MR. J. C. BONTRAGER BISHOP J. PAUL TAYLOR REV- RICHARD REILLY 68 sis 'N-- l l f - 5 J 4 - :HH ! ,. ,, , 1 f I Q Q Q QM h- .? cn-....,,,,m.-Nv Q ' .,,, 4. x jx v 3. . Q' ' -' ,Q 'I ' A jg. r J ff 14 fr! .- 4 yn Thraugh Music P ll i I ,EN fi: 9 .::, l, : A iz 4 I:--. . v- v 1 .,.,,r in . ,x,.-., X 'ktaa .. It ' ,- q w -- ,.,- if BBL 5 ' 5 A 13 'tri President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor . . sq Jack Longley Betty Nordgren Rita Gray Gordon Lilly Professor Murray The Music Club is an organization that was formed to bring together those ofthe Bethel College students who were interested in music. They promote a more sound musical foundation for Bethel and her studentsp one that is based on Christ, the conerstone upon which Bethel is founded. They realize that through music there is growth and enrichment and are always striving to have a program that will realize tis end. Music Club Gospel Teams GOSPEL MESSENGERS Charles Miller, Bass Larry Stump, Tenor Allen Sfouffer, Tenor Gordon Lilly, Baritone Russell Sirome, Pianisf i . u 1 , . yy hy 1, V x, ,- 5 2 g . R. .,,. 5, , u. ! , . I i ,'7i - VICTORETTES AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST Esther Hossler, Alto Rebecca Ummel, Soprano Polly Speicher, Soprano Elaine Ummel, Soprano Nancy Tuvell, Soprano Deloris Reynolds, Alto Bernice Schultz, Alto a ,l Y -4. Gospel VICTORY QUARTET Q Philip Bailey, Baritone C E SQ David Shantz, Tenor if ' Robert Eagle, Bass 1 ' ' Alan Hatfield TSUOY JV' A., CHRIST'S CRUSADERS KlNG'S KAROLAIRES Maureen Henderson, Soprano Darlene Hatfield, Soprano Viviun Kocher' Alto Lois Woods, Soprano Sharon Everest, Alto Eva Tuckey, Alto Patience Bailey, Pianist Norman Bridges, Trombonist 72 Gospel Teams MARANATHA TRIO Phyllis Norton, Soprano Mary Moran, Soprano Janice Riffell, Alto Esther Pannabecker, Pianist X H' ff ffl -. YVONNE KIPP GRACE NOTES Trombonisf Donna Simmons, Soprqno Ellen McMaster, Soprano Alvera Severn, Alto Shirley Schooley, Pianist A Cappella Choir The Bethel College A Cappella Choir, made up of thirty-tour carefully selected students under the direction of Professor Franklin Lusk, an alumnus of Bethel College has attained the finesse so vital in portraying the beauty of salvation through Jesus Christ our Lord. The choir members represent Ohio, indiana, Michigan, and Ontario. This year they sang in all of these areas. The spring tour took the choir through Southwestern Ohio, Ontario, and Eastern Michigan. When the choir mem- bers, gowned in blue and white, blend their voices --tri- umphant, meditative, or filled with pathos -- audiences everywhere know that they have studied to show them- selves approved unto God. h x-L ,-A -A .qi fi. MWA ,Jr . , Franklin Lusk, Director L. fa 1 1 'ff-T .xlvu NN Oratorio Society The Hallelujah Chorus ofthe MESSIAH continues to ring in our ears when we remember the presentation given this year by the Oratorio Society. Again we were thrilled as we listened to the message of this great oratorio which pro- claims the advent of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The MESSIAH was presented on December l6th in the First Methodist Church of Mishawaka under the direction of Professor Franklin Lusk. This year a string quartet, members ofthe South Bend Symphony Orchestra, accompanied the group and added favorably to the presentation. Professor Raymond Weaver accom- panied at the organ and Professor Donald Murray at the piano. Soloists were Charlene Potterbaum, soprano, Elaine Ummel, contraltog George Elia, tenor, and Eldon Fretz, bass. The above picture was taken at the final rehersal ofthe MESSlAH . The Spring presentation of the Oratorio Society was the dramatic oratorio, UELIJAHH given in the new auditorium of Bethel College. '75 Senior Recirals Betty Nordgren presented her recital on Saturday, April 6tl1. On April l2tl1, Beverly Hoist gave her senior recital. .h. 76 Artist Series -e X S----e-f-1 ,J Artist Series Committee Seated: Professor Murray, Jock Longley, Professor Weaver, choirmong Standing: Betty Nordgren, Beverly Hoist. SERENADER QUART The Seranoders Quartet from Chicago presented cz program on November 12th Sf ws.-qfza-1g7x' . ww f ' A - 4' wx ff-f.8v'1 ?' j Q' ' ' A gg, Y A ' ,N f'! . Q 1. Mbfgxf 4 , .Ar r,.- 1 - . ,NJN 1 ,-,.' , - 4 ,4 . 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Q 4 ' ' ' 5 '4 ' if .H ,L Sim wa .4 The H. ,f' Hffff '. vs 9 7. A ', A J' if - K. g, 77 me f ,L i, , 'qv x.. .A , V, Q' fr Q Q r . ' u 1 -r1..-.- Y r 5:15 .m , L ii ' 4 r 1, Q? x , x . if 1 . 51.11 bg! 6 'fl 2,551 wi-' 1, -F ur... -' W, Af Q,-g'.--,gijgi-cvafg ' X 'MTW 1 X iv , ' - of rx if . ' ' 19' , Q 'P 3.,,w,-.,A-.i 1:5 - Q- viii Y i ,1s.'w' rv' , -. V' I' L ' or . R , .ff 'SJW-1 wife' ,. ' -1 r' W ,L 3,-if qf'1 n vw iq Megs f, r rf ' ' :Lf ,.g2g.e4gf,5.- 12. , .1v'v- X 5- 3. 57Hf,f ' V ,-I .. N . -. . A it 'i. ,2 3F' ,.3 5 ,-3, ' . ' , ,ggs. .:i a, Q ., , , ' Y 17 ' V x -.4 X 1 Y ,I , Q, - . 1' X .A X - W' , J ,ay 1 . it ,xx , rl ,, Bethel, our Alma Mater, we love and honor thee One of our professors in concert, Mr. Murray! Before a banquet! Mrs. Shupe enioys moments of quiet in her home K j, 1' Y S s. 1. H 4.0 Q 1 I XF., nw., 5,A W V7- , -' fir v ,L-.6 . 1 Fl 1, luna- Religious Committee RELIGIOUS LIFE C fi OMMITTEE Seafedz Shirley Cary, Raiph Riley-chairman, Professor Snyder-advisor. Standing: Bernice Schuitz, Q. J. Everest J Gospel RayS h a mel - ready to leave on a team life .J T am Speakers I r I x MI 'W ' ' ix x N , Trip- Larry Secor proclaims the Word of Life in our Flint United Missionary Church. 80 l Dale Walterhou in Xa! se prepares his message for the coming Gospel Tea ' hu. m frlp. TY ilvg IIW' xx 1 ' J XIV! HIV? fl Gospel Team Speakers A 4. 1' If .Z Roy Kruger and Dou Chuck Carpen of God. 'NX ter brin gs deep messages from g Ball are all set to leave! the Word Lay, Prayer prepares Dick Matteson for the message God would have him bring. i --M -,wx V.. smgw-J-. if i,j,,,.g:g72y 4 Harry Ford e cripfures are the basis-for his messages. recognizes that eh S Berwin Hoskins is Sunday School Superintendenf at Wayside Chapel. Practical Burton Schultz directs the choir at Edison United Missionary Church. nhgib Y Chuck Carpenter and his class of Junior boys at the Niles Uniied Missionary Church. i V' , l I. N 9-'95 ki. X 33,11 a Vi 1 -4 Y Y Hello, yes, this is Mrs. Shupe- -sf' ff N X Come on, take the bottle for Mary. Baby Slttmg Bethel College provides many opportunltles for those who wish to work their way through college. Babysitting is one of these ways, and perhaps the most used one. f if '46 Yes, I m ready to go! I like that story, Betty. They are all in bed! 84 Signing in! V , ,,, - Through Student Urganizutions Missionary Fello wship The Missionary Fellowship is an organization made up of students interested in missionary work. This group supports Lester Ike, missionary to Japan, and annually sponsors the missionary convention. Prayer meetings are held twice a week in the interest of missions. Truly they endeavor to promote missions at Bethel College and keep before us the fact that Christ said, Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature . President ....... Lee Kreider Vice President . . . Mary Paulus Secretary ....... Patience Bailey Treasurer ...... David Reading Corresponding Secretary . . . Marcia Thompson Advisor . . . . Professor Dean 86 Missionary Convention Go ye into all the world ..... was emphasised in our missionary convention held November l5th and l6th. Rev. Dale McClain, missionary under the Oriental Missionary Socie- ty, was the principle speaker for the convention. His burning zeal for Christ made a lasting impression upon our lives and the word of God was again made real to our hearts. Miss Goldie Severn, who is one of our missionaries to Africa, took part in the convention. A full house was challenged by the film Mid-Century Martyrs shown in one of the evening services. The challenge and inspiration of this convention still lingers at Bethel College. W A aw 'IN V ' IK, ' XXX x 2' 5 E , 5 5 rw' mtttiiii ld. -' A hge . 1 J .. f.- mimi .. V54 Ambassador Club V gb Street meetings, prayer meetings, services at the missions, and soul ' ' M 1 ' winning classes are on the agenda t I ofthe Ambassador's Club. They endeavor throughout the year to give Christ . President . .... Vice President . . Treasurer . . . . . Program Chairman . , file 88 Secretary . . . . . . . Advisor... aid in service to others as they live their lives as ambassadors for John Carroll David Matteson Darlene Hatfield Janice Riffell Burton Schultz Professor Snyder Ambassador Activities ' .I 1 . ' .' ' .' ' -- - .. , 1 M -ii gi r ,. fr , W.. LEX I. I T' l i of . - if Hope Rescue Mission. The Ambossodor's Club holds ci meeting once o month here. Roy Sohmel, one of Bethel's students, speaks inthe mission telling ogoin the Gospel story and its power to free from sin. The girls help to serve ci hot meol to those who come to the mission for help. Street Meeting. Another service that the Ambossodofs Club holds. Singing, witnessing, and ci short message ore in the evening's program. l Ministerial Clvb The Ministerial Club is a club organized to serve those students who plan to enter the Gospel ministry. Each year the club sponsors a ministerial clinic, when experienced men in the ministerial field come and give practical help and advice to those who plan to proclaim the message of salvation in our churches. Some of our ministerial students take part in our weekly prayer meet ings, others serve as student pastors, and still others serve as gospel team speakers. This practical experi- ence will be of help to them as they leave the halls of Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Chaplain .... Parliamentarian Advisor . . . 90 Bethel College. President . . . . . . . Reporter . . . . . . . Richard Matteson Roman Miller Robert Eagle John Carroll David Matteson Ralph Riley Robert Deal Professor Kimbel llllllllll I 4 g Through Campleted Study We are happy for those alumni to have returned to Bethel College and are serving the Lord at their Alma Mater. They are Betty Lusk CSCI, Franklin Lusk f'52i, William Dean f'50i, Albert Beutler USU, Phyllis Holdeman C'5Oi, and Lila Cooke C'53J. ,-,Q , 5., Elliott Nordgren V551 directs a choir at Owosso Bible College, Owosso, Michigan where he is head ofthe music department. 92 Alumni Rex Hicks CSU serves as Assistant Professor of Voice at Pasadena Col- lege, Pasadena, California and also fills the position of minister of music ata Nazarene Church in Pasadena. Willard Williams C525 is serving as pastor ofthe United Missionary Church, Petoskey, Michigan. Here he makes one of his frequent hospital calls , ,ual ,:, .3 17- Alumni :- ni. I Mr, and Mrs. Howard Brenneman C521 are in the full time ministry of song evangelism. They were with us and sang in our Alumni Chapel this year. Alice lHoywordl Shue l'5ll has a full-time iob as mother and pastor's wife in the Michigan Conference. f as 1 45 .1 i in I, -33 -be-e ,,,,,-- . ,Iggy Joe Jones C'50l, now a missionary to Japan looks over o map of Kobe in discussing tract distribution with Crusade men. 'lx Grace Loucks F562 prepares class at a local school. jf her lesson for tomorrow's Missionaries, Rev. and Mrs. Richard Ummel l4'534l and their twe boys, Ricky and Teddy, celebrated their first Christmas in Xambre, Brazil this year. Alumni r,,--- Doris iwitmerl Jones l'50l, missionary to Japan, studies language with her teacher, Mrs. Yamazaki, in her home. -l0SePh Veramay C521 is president of the Alumni Association of Bethel College. He is also coach at the St. Johns, Michigan high school plus being a teacher of Government and Social Living. t . Walter Stump i'52l is pastor of the Trenton United Missionary Church, Mt. Pleasant, lowa. He is the first Bethel alumna to be on the Board of Directors of Bethel College. Here he does visitation work among his church people. N... Alumni 47' , - x d ' ' l' , . . Q I - .vi -. . -gy .. - Ag ,- .. -.I , - dx- 'V Alumni, Franklin Riffell l'52l, Jerry Freed l'52l, William Balmer l'52l, and Carlyle Wise l'56l, look over the building program with Dr. Goodman. i . ,li 1' rg X. M iiillw ll 1. f-I4 ig... t--my - .plz , . Q., . x,-il1:fl 'fi- : re' rl Q -qi-,ll '. l q.Gf.Y5w.'5 . :1 -Qvflefxill ' ' v, lf, ' !i5'L.ll ':' . .wb U, ,if l 1.2 ' , igfgif i .:. 'Nl 4, J?4 3' Xl-. , j,,l'f,:,J ,, -s :Zfiyv-' Q l fx 6 xii... Q. ., Robert Clyde l'50l has been a Navy Chap- lain and is now in the U.S.N. Reserve. At present he is teaching at the Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener, Ontario. Richard Carpenter l'56l, professor of music in our Mountain View Bible College, Didsbury, Alberta, directs the choir in its practice. He is also assistant pastor of the Didsbury United Missionary Church. -ah-'Q 'lun Dale Sherry l'54l fills a busy schedule as pastor at the Pleasant Hill United Missionary Church in the 1 C- ? ri Indiana Conference. Studying, calling, and preaching make up his daily rou- tine. mv' Life at Bethel not only consists of acquir- ing knowledge but- practical experience as well. Serving the Lord with their many and varied talents, students fill the needs ofthe sur- rounding churches, always striving forthe birth of Jesus Christ in every individual con- tacted. We study that we may be spiritually educated always reaching forqthose spiritual advancements that will make us better serv- ants of Jesus Christ. -1 . - -f, L11 J l 'L e -.,..1f1 ' 1- M 1 ' 1 . en, - -, 4 '- -. ,, - '- .-Y,- .fyvv-' X ik 'U ' f 1 tra- i 3 . Qi , Q all . I f Q. , A .. ' 'v-..,i,-., 7--Q.,- -.- - ,- , V 5 x 1 ! 'ia- ' -- -,. -. 100' In Secular Service VG fmt A -we Kel I M . ,! I'i'I. ':,..-.,. 3.-A u - 4 - ug., in m. .4. 1. .i gy, rx S I si: e x be 7 Teachers' Club The Teachers' Club is our newest club at Bethel College. Its members ore those students interested in being public school teachers. The endeavor of the club is to bring before its members some of the difficulties and problems arising in the field ond their solution. These students realize that their task is not merely to educate young minds but that they must be an example for Christ to the students they will teach. President . . . . Treasurer . . . Advisor . . Vice President . . . Secretary . . . . . . . Belle lrwin Janice Riffell Bernice Schultz Patience Bailey Professor Sando Student Teachers U.: 4. V Q . 1 D T, A t, . 1 fl vi' r I' 'i'lI,t,rZ? U 4: ' - 2. Q . 4' A . ,I E, 4 Student teachers. V They practice now f fi I and begin the Joyce Sando Mary Phillip hares the Chris s s School. tmas party wi 99 ir teaching iobs in the fall. th her pupils w hile student te aching at Student 49x Teachers Burton Schultz enioys his class of students ot the Moran School. Fonda Lingenfelter help her students with th 100 Y' ff eir Weekly Reader at the School. Nurses ,M In i ,1- , y-., all 'D -i if 6 NHT' R i I I l Marilyn Riddle, first semester Alta Marks is our school nurse school nurse, in college dispensary. for second semester. if X . 'Q 25 5 g-SN sim V T ., .5 K Q- K, Y.. , VL .L . 'iii ll , 5 iw x V 7 lvl F if l l x Q- i A 5 1 J, if Q Y' 1 5, - - I - 'll v Y - 1 N ,L 1: ' ,, K W l 3' X N 1 ' P Bethel College offers forthe second year a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree. Recently organized at Bethel is the Christian Nurses' Fellowship, a club Il ovide times of profit and blessing for those interested in nursing. Our that wi pr d b t ho e for 'the soul through Christ Jesus. nurses not only have help forthe bo y u p 101 ' Q i Guidance The Guidance Program at Bethel College has been given much thought and consideration. The two main areas covered ore Testing ond Counseling. ln the testing program all students are required to take certain college ability tests: students in Orientation classes are given occupational interest testsg and all students have the privilege of taking various aptitude tests. The main use of the results of these tests is thot the instructors may better know their students and be able to help each one individually, more effectively. They also enable more efficient ond more satisfactory counseling as the student comes in contact with his own personal counselor--some member of the faculty. A Guidance Committee of the College composed of five members is in charge of the Guidance program. This committee in turn ossists other faculty members in doing a better job of aid- ing the individual student. 102 ' Bethel College students taking the College Ability Test Advertising B R A D Y ' S Shoe Repairing Men's ond Boy's Shoes INSURANCE For every need see William L. Har+man 822 Cleveland Avenue Nunn-Bush Mossogic ELKHART, INDIANA Weyenberg Phone 3-5049 510 N. Main Phone 5-8044 Member of Zion United Missionary Church COMPLIMENTS OF The Mishawalca Enferprise EsTabIisI'Ied I855 St. Joseph Counfy's Oldest Newspaper Compliments of DILL CAMERA SHOP Photographic Equipment Sz Supplies Greeting Cards SI-3Ii0f1e1'Y 119 South Main Street BL 5-6285 Mishawaka, Indiana 3 S ELL X . '14--4.1-S. Q1 . Er' 1 Your Car's Best Friend LUKE'S SHELL SERVICE 3623 East Jefferson N South Bend Indiana CE 3-0529 Il!!! aim. -64.1, K E I S E R ' S ouAurv sl-los REPAIR JORDAN MOTORS, INC. and ' fferson Boulevard MEN, 009 East Ie S SHOES Mishawaka, Indiana Established in 1911 I d,ana,S Largest n 1 0 No,-gh Main Mishawakc Dodge-Plymouth Dealer BL 5-9628 Compliments of WILL'S JEWELRY STORE 107 L, W. E. Mishawaka Phone BL 5-9004 BARNARD HARDWAR E Since 1914 A COMPLETE FLOOR OF HOUSEWARE 118-120 L. W. E. Mishawaka, Indiana Phone BL 5-1621 - BL 5-7842 THE WHITE SPOT DRIVE-IN JUST GOOD FOOD n !...-. . ', - - -,-,,.L z . --af 4- x BEE I 4 , , . I W -.JIlla..4,-11... ,...L:n1.- 4 l -' .. . - --squat 423 W. McKinley Avenue Mishowokc, Indiana on U. S. 20 P11006 BL 9-3731 Kuss Bakery BUTTERNUT BREAD You Just Can't Buy Better Bread Johnny Whitaker QUONSET Frame and Front End Service 1028 EAST JEFFERSON BLVD. Frame Straightening - Brake Service Front End Aligning - Wheel Balancing Shock Absorber Service PHONE Bl 5-8689 MISHAWAKA, IND. Congratulations C lass of 1956 MISHAWAKA PAINT AND -WALLPAPER STORE MISI-IAWAKA'S PA INT CENTER Greenhouse 1215 Liberty Drive Powell the Florist MISHAWAKA, INDIANA Flowers for every Occasion Phone Bl 5-2588 Members-FIorist's Telegraph Delivery l Mr. Murray--Man of many talents Z ,f.qm...-.,E..f..,. Dil' 0-- Comp iments JOHNSON PRINTING SERVICE Compliments of YODER READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO., INC. CONCRETE MIXED IN TRANSIT 901 NAPPANEE smear ELKHART, INDIANA PHONE 3-0604 COMPLIMENTS OF L. O. GATES GREENWOOD SHOPPING I i CENTER '52 -Eg :gE? Corner South Bend Avenue and 5155525 fi' E , ' Ironwood -W , South Bend Indiana CHEVROLET Headquarters for the BEST DEAL in New and Used Cars 333 Western 202 Lincolnwcry Eost South Bend Mishowoko I AT 8-T421 BL 5-9651 I Fun Loving Fideliuns 107 ' B555 1175 -fccocsa' D D i l 0 I , A ,fy .K I jf. 'xiii V I 1 . O CJ? ff 1957 NORTHERN INDIAN -A GOOD PLACE TO WORK A BRASS CO. ' PLUM STREET ' ELKHART 108 INDIANA -. WIN EY'S SPECIALTY SHOP leading Lines of Hosiery, Underwear, Dresses and Accessories Gifts for HER our speciality MISHAWAKA 105 West Lincolnway SHOP THRIFTY CHRlSTIANSON'S in MISHAWAKA for Furniture Appliances Carpets E 53 ill' i Blow big: Sharon! I .45 5 With Compliments of the HUFFMAN OIL Phone BL 5-7346 Auto Loans HARVEY E. HUBER, STATE FARM When it comes time to Frame your diploma see the largest AGENCY selection in the Michiana area 80-20 Coverage , , Auto Life Fire 813 D, . i 1 Street Picture Framing IVIS Ol . u Mishawaka, Indiana Arllsl Malerlal ll7 N. Main St. South Bend Isaiah 25:3 Phone CE 3-2409 Congratulations STAR to the CLASS DF T957 MACHINE, INC. Elkhart, Indiana MAKIELSKI WATCH SHOP YOUR WATCH SPECIALIST Licensed Watch Maker YOUR ELGIN WATCH DEALER Clem A. Makielski Phone BL 5-0303 114 Lincoln Way West Mishawaka, Indiana The Copp Music Center I22-I26 East Wayne Street South Bend I, Indiana EVERYTHING IN MUSIC 110 li Visit the - BIBLE BOOK CENTER Where Christian Friends Meet 413 South Michigan Street Christian Literature 8: Supplies for your every need! Authorized Distributor for Church-Craft Projected Visuals Our Newest Service To YOU! Low-Cost Auto insurance to Christians and Non-Drinkers See Mr. D. B. Johnson District Representative Central Security Mutual Insurance Company JOHNSON 'S MOBIL SERVICE Every Service Your Car Needs Including Tune-Up Tubeless Tire Repairing 12 Volt Battery Service Washing 401 West jefferson BL 5-0536 Mishawaka DULEH'S Your f General Electric Dealer A complete line of electrical suppIies 124 L.W.W. Mishawaka BL 5-9697 l Honest, Mr. Dean, do you wont to be a buche- I 7 Of. Come See Our High Quality Mobile Homes at SHRUM'S MOBILE HOME CENTER U.S. 20 at Fir Road Sales Park Service BL 5-3889 - BL 5-8388 - BL 5-0737 BL 5-8641 ONE STOP SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS FROM II I 'I ' CM' T Q -' I 'A I E In E fi OOOO .AOOOk U fi :SQ '1- 'ggi Q 'QF-I XUQIII. IT A 5 ' I if XQAEI - I I I IX it 1 fs iI3iI I I ' I' WI I LII In I ik - ml -I I . L A ,J V, 63 566 AMERICAS FINEST INCLINABLE STRAIGHT SIDE d GAP POWER PRESSES I6 TO I5O TON CAPACITY JOHNSON EIIAACHINE 81 PRESS CORPORATION AND Highways, Sewers and S+reeI's BY BONTRAGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Divisions of BONTRAGER CORPORATION ELKHART, INDIANA 112 ZION United Missionary Church Menon at Hively Avenue ElKHART, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 R Rev. Russell M. Miller Pastor Sunday School I I 9:30 Morning Worship 10:30 Young People's Meeting I ,I I, 6:45 Adult Prayer Group 7:00 Children's Meeting 7:00 Evening Evangelistic Service II I I ,I 7:30 Every Wednesday Evening a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.rnI Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 paw. with special classes for I . ,uw D ' ,4 'Tig n '. III L A' -5 1. .J ,R 7.4 lf JI I r I ,m w .' v Q- I...-':.. 15? I I - I Sf- I' ,J-ll. WW- 'r FJ. ' H1 we ' mv-f ' lif 4 . , v '-wi W I f I x' , .1 I i , 1 SJ. ' 'F -' ,I I 1 4' xi. s - 1 J. 1. XI' ' m4NI I ,ax ,xf A 1 IQ NEWMAN'S PHARMACY I022 W. Jefferson A L L E N ' S BARBER SHOP Haircuts with and chndren without appointments Doyt M. Allen Bob Allen Joseph Hartman E. H. Arsenault CE 3-0722 2927 Mishawaka Avenue ii . N , II 5 E PARKETTE DRIVE IN In Ig: if E 'I I 'r 'E Q I l I' i .F 1- A I 'I 7 e., I ' 2323 Mishawaka Avenue 1, ll ' Il: 4 River Park ' I A- ' - - I ' --95. .. . I Qi. 'I -A . yyyy gig From Snacks to complete D1nners aiilE1.i+r'f5i?f'ff'-AJ1'i Curb Service I - -rtl 7 After dinner chit-chat on Sunday Phone CE 3-0981 113 CONGRATULATIONS FROM BETHEL PUBLISHING COMPANY 1819 South Main, Elkhart, Indiana Church and Sunday School Supplies Now, Maureen, let Sharon sew tha Q-M. .-wM.g4n ' x.- t button. Business Phone Residence Phone AT 8-1234 BL 9-3043 ZEI GER MOTOR SALES Across from- John Adams High School Buy - Sell - Trade A Friend of Bethel College LEO'S TEXACO SERVICE Your Friend in Need Tires Batteries Havoline McKinley Highway at Logan St. South Bend, Indiana Phone - Bus. CE 3-0877 House BL 9-3098 Office Supplies G E R A R D I S Royal Typewriters Brief Case, of Mishawaka Adding Machines Cards Phone BL 5-3000 For All Occasions 109 Lwf. SCHLOSSER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Good and Good for You SOUTH BEND PLYMOUTH Tel. CE 4-4440 Tal. 2161 GOSHEN COLLEGE Goshen, Indiana PauI Mininger, B.D., M.R.E., Ph.D. s . F President . Seminary IGraduateI . Liberal Arts . School of Nursing . Teacher Education E' Efficiency experts, Pat and Vivian. DR. MAURICE R. KUHN O PT OM E T RIS T For The Only Eyes You'II Ever Haven 2002 Mishawoka Avenue South Bend PHONE CE 4-1627 Across from Patawatomie Park 115 .sans I beef? I T :T 1-at at I lug I 5-Q I Eg. U I f-xg j- Ill Fil I' I I I vi V ERIE va I ,.mnL-1 ,- ,.,. I I c--as-,--+,- I HOLHS FUNERAL HOME We are proud of Bethel College and are happy to have itlocated in our community. We wish this Eine institution continued success. Con- gratulations to the class of I957. We wish them much success in their chosen fields. Also, we are very proud to have Mr. Ral Ph Riley, one of Bethel's students, with us. Yours for continued success, Earl C . Hollis 81 Staff DIRECT MAIL AND LETTER SERVICE, INC. BYRON EAUSTS' 520 South Michigan South Bend I, Indiana Phone AT 8-3355 A CREATIVE SERVICE FOR ADVERTIZERS Advertizing Art and Layout Gffest Printing Bindery Typography Duplicating Mailing Addressing he First National Bank of Mishawaha and its Branches MIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 116 g..h H. u E Z Congratulations H E R E ro the I ' I' New Graduates J McKINLEY PHARMACY 2930 McKinley Avenue South Bend, Indiana Congratulations RIVERSIDE DAIRY CO. Serving Mishawaka and South Bend for 30 years P HO N E BL 5-2931 Mishawako Indiana 117 Congratulations to a fine Christian school RUSSELL SCHUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Lapaz, Indiana Phone SU 4-2441 V455 I Compliments of I THE ENCHANTED COTTAGE Distinctive Gifts and Flowers 322 N. Ironwood Drive South Bend, Indiana Phone CEntraI 2-2366 Bev rly and Sharon hold tete a tete lil?-. il EDISON PARK SHOP Solgdnlgggrmess SOUTI1 Bend GUARANTEED FURNITURE A SMQN1-HSHURCH Over 50 years selling QOOCI A LARGE Mission lufmiufe 115-117 South Main Streef Donald R. Young-Pastor Mishawakal Indiana BEST WISHES TO YOU AND TO BETHEL COLLEGE Young Men's Christian Association SOUTH BEND, INDIANA BETTER APPLIANCE 81 T. V. STORE Kelvinator-RCA-Whirlpool Home Appliances Hoffman Television Easy Laundry Equipment 511 N. Main Street Mishawaka BL 5-3815 118 FAIR-WAL TRAILER PARK and SALES. INC. 716 W. Jefferson Blvd. Mishavvaka, Indiana BL 5-6264 New 8. Used Trailers COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE Dial BL 5-3I4I H - ,, THE Mome HARDWARE a. VARIETY STGRE 2096 discount to Bethel College 505-O7 N. M . S T Sludenls Mishawaka,aIR1diIlrTj Paint Housewares Electric VBVISIY Plumbing 5C 31 IOC XT: Compliments of HILLVIEW DAIRY a complete line of dairy products ..h5':'? Corner Ironwood and Ireland Road Pasturized by the Electro Pure Process Am' A-A Phone AT 8-2088 The helm in its winter dress! 119 BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office - Forf Wayne, Indiana Life Group I-Iospifalizafion Medical Expense PROTECTION AND SECURITY FOR LOVED ONES Bear ye one anofhens burdens and so fulfill fhe law of Chrisff' Galafians 6:2 li 1.3, 4 C' af Enfer fo Worship - Deparf fo Serve GOSPEL CENTER CHURCH 930 3O+h Sfreef Minisfering fo The communify The cify The world The love of Chrisf consfrainefh us Quinfon J, Everesf - Pasfor Elmer Reisf - Associafe Pasifor Earl Prouf Minisfer of Music Pra'rer Phofo Equipmem' Developing Service lor all Film PHOTO EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES lor Amaleur or Professional Open evenings unlil 9:00 I Mi. E. ol Mishawalca on U.S. 20 Phone BL 5-5257 SCHAEFER Dislrilouling Company Wholesale Building SUPPIIGS Ki+cheneers I I39 Weslern Avenue Souih Bend, Indiana Orville Philipp - BL 9-2790 Franlc X, Schaeler - AT 8-l045 ,-L A. Wilh deep gralilucle and apprecialion lor BETHEL coLLEeE LIBERTY UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Mishawalca, Indiana Carlyle Wise. Paslor We welcome Belhel sludenls The Freshmen Class has ci PGYYY- Our Phone Always Answers CE 2-I45l Pirsl in Qualify Fairesl in Price ' Faslesf in Service BURGET COMPANY Healing - Air Conclilioning Sheer Melal Norge 81 Servel Appliances Sales 31 Service 6I2 E. Sample 725 Wilber S+. Sou'I'h Bend, Indiana Congralulalions 'ro The Class ol l957 UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH of WAKARUSA Rev. H. J. Buwalda Paslor 77cwacw4 Violi Bro'rher's Shoe Repair Cash's Barber Shop Van Rie -the Jeweler Brown's Store for Men Fran's Cleaners Swede Johnson S'fein's Shoe Store BEULAH UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Elkharf, Indiana Sunday School .,.,.r 9 30 Morning Worship .r,, I0 30 Evangelisfic Service 7 0 House of Power , We 7 30 Broadcasf Schedule WCMR, 6:30 a. m., Mon. F Rev. Gordon Bacon Pasror 122 5, 4 I ,K-iir, Q 'f- I Clean-UP CGPSVS Ge? fha? silverware iust right, Jim. I Snap V pq. . The Ohio students and faculty members have a ge?- fo-gefher at Professor Sando's Z- Dave Schanfz delivers Yhe Comm ' E encement address! X01 . ,., if,- Are You sure You have YOU' md'- h open enough' Tiny? :Q 4 The snow Wl'1Gf'S fhe mufier, Jerry?' AK h looming had begun in T e g I Up and over. Mr. Sfeele prom 4 fb: Va I 4 otes the building fund. Uuuloal Sndallxls eowanos BPOUTGQS, IHC Au Ada., Ilhelllsm Hvl.,'f ' -- -1' 'HW' I 1' r 1-.qt , 6 I H n n' 'F ' w ' J X, i , M V 1 'F ' 53-5 ' . -FE' A U , 47 f .h pu 01 - - Ku ..A A' ' ' f 1 I A. 1. ..r. 1,.', , fm 'Fu IW I 1 x 53 'W'7W'sgi3? , , W 1 1'-3 A x .Vw ,I H -. n I' 4 r. . Q. ,, Qs , Us Jl- ,-'11 .PF 5 ' ,1 -If ri - I 'I QA. ' il, ll. , I F77 11'