Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

', . v .P-P' .34 N2 1 . X.-A. Y inv- 4:4 W ' s 4 JI fn Jw. xv J' if v I 'nv ,V .4- ,947 -,. Q , -qw..--, . , - .g,,--' 1--J . -4 The administration building The Helm 1959 Bethel Cellege Mishawaka, Indiana 'I . 1 s sv .'. J A Year at Bethel lncfudes LEW www 1, I W a I.: era fr- 'ST'-15 -va.-1 V' 1' N-'1?,8 W ' ve . A- . ..-,AC wwf Arts and Bible Curriculum. . . . . . Administered by a Dedicated Staff. . . . lleiglltened by Practical Experiences. . . . Supplemented by Student Activities. . . . Brightened by Special Events. . . . Enlivened by 325 Students. . . . Supported by an lnterested Community We Dedicate this Bank to t l Y 'X HELM STAFF Back row: Dave Matteson, Business Manager, Willard Pannubecker, Associate Business Manager, Viviun Kocher, Pqgfewp, Second Row: Della Herman, Advisor, Patricia Hoist, Circulation Manager, Carol Weaver, Typist, Elaine Fair, Secretary, Jack French, Soles Promoter. Seated: Barbara Hoke, Paste-up: Marcia Thompson, Editor, Julia Fox, Associate Editor, Rose Null, Assistant Circulation Manager. Not Pictured- Nancy Ummel T i t H ld . , yp s 5 aro Ford, Sales Promoter, Dave Norton, Bob Keller, and Dave Besko, Photographers. ' 4 5 .l ' A The Helm Staff feels privileged to dedicate the 1959 Helm to you, Miss Della Herman, in appreciation for your untiring and zealous efforts in behalf of Bethel College. Around the campus, in your classes, in the library, at social activities--your smiling countenance and gracious spirit are known and respected. As advisor to the Helm Staff for the past three years and the Class of '59 for the past three years, you have provided capable and willing guidance. For this we thank you. ln the Library your suggestions and help make our search for material easier and our studies more satisfying. For this too, we thank you. Above all else, we appreciate your Christian influence in the classroom where you carefully and conscientiouslyseek to prepare us for service in an ever-changing and needy world. 5 e A Year at Bethel Includes u .--4 K. liberal Arts and Bible Curriculum 7 5 Q I Q 4 - xi Mr. Beutler's New Testament Survey must meet in the chapel because of its size. Bible Theology ' A Bible schol ar, S.l. Emery, opens the Scriptures in one of his several classes. 8 Dr. Goodman's knowledge of many subiects is a challenge to young minds. Education Zfafhrk ' M- I: ' I VSA: , V ,W ,L Reading methods class is taught by Miss Zook 155, - 4 2 M 1 Members of the South Bend fire department instruct Mr. Sando's First Aid class. 9 N Music Art Prof. Nordgren instructs Dan McCann in volce ii' Q J Linda Carroll completes a chalk drawing. 10 2224864 03 1833 3 Psychology Rh. L ... . . V 'lv l i 1 . f- A4 ' Mr. Lcmneck presides over the Mental Hygiene class Science 8 A 'Fx Y If ! at Biology students examine o frog. 'I'l English if EP V' Mr. Robinson's English Composition class. izasbfm Jerold Seach addresses Miss Herman's speech class 12 Sacial Studies Dr. Taylor and some of his attentive students. 'i Charles Taylor lectures on American History 'I3 ::1f22f'::-'5 5 . - .r f, -if .f:aQa f++1:fmm1f.- 4 - f O - f K ., 'A '-A . 'I wx H Admnusfere by a Dedicated Staff. 15 WOODROW I. GOODMAN A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A., D.D., D. Litt., President, Professor ot Biblical Literature Deans WILBUR B. S B.S. in Ed. MlTNEl?ll? Dean of JASPER A' HUFFMAN C I ' , ' A.B., D.D., Dean of School of o lege of Liberal Arts, Profes- the Bible Professor Eme .f I ri us sor of Science and Education ff u , l f ff? cs r 1 t ALBERT J. BEUTLER FRANCES L. SHUPE A.B., Dean of Men, Assistant Dean of W0men Professor of Psychology and Biblical Literature 16 DONALD BYERS Director of Church Relations Q ghd A f 3 'CS' , u W. Ns 1 ':x n 5-ix 'Q K .4 I A . X 1. ' ' ' ' 'ENVI ' '- -'if -1 .' f -1 K 1-:.-f., ,-,,- un 1 ..: Ngf.. ALJ- .fp-, lf' lf- . '- ix ww- '- 4.02 '- has --' a'.'!'4- 4 , ' Eg,-ff--'P -YE, tffgtwi ' l . A .5 ig i rf ' ' vL'f:l?'3-- -' ' LILA COOKE B.5. in Ed., Registrar Faculty WILLIAM W. DEAN A.B., B.D., Assistant Professor of Biblical Literature f on leave of absence I ul l I, Q-Q., 1 -E . - - .23 .5 f,.1-'- , 'V' g .ff ' I 1 c.-iff' ,WTA ' ' . :,,- ' . AME 'E A 4 aa- '. Q.: p, M f 1 fs',,J - ',,Lq-4-r i'..l'f': ' 1 . . vf'-,-:a gi,f.5 3, 1.-f','f'?!.W -As ., 1-s :npr-, . ,Nj,.'-'rk,L.j 'Y ,v 1, . it i Y ' wrt 1 'Q' 4 5-- .7 '-f - ,' 1 ' ,.,. N vw- unfixf ' t .v.-if , H . -'f,f1g3,fl,'f..-.1 X, , v--9' 4 . ,v 1' , .-N ,3.i- X-tg. -5, k --Mi ' '1, ,'-,.14,,',,,Y'1f .'r i-'V ' X, -.z-iii-4 ' 1 v -Q W STEPHEN l. EMERY Associate Professor of English Bible and Evangelism DELLA M HERMAN A.B., A.M.L.S., Librarian Assistant Professor of English I7 JOSEPH H. KIMBEL A.B., M.A., Assistant to Presi dent in Publicity, Associate Professor of Art JOHN LAMEY Director of Public Relations frrif' FRANKLIN L. LUSK ELLIOTT NORDGREN A.B. Instructor A.B., M.A., Instructor of Music and Voice KENNETH L. ROBINSON BRADLEY SI A.B., M.A., Professor of English B.S. in Ed., M.S. and Literature Instructor of Science and Mathematics VIRGIL K. SNYDER L B. Th., M.A., Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Christiarl Education . I riff .f ll f HOWARD H. STEELE B.S. in Ed., M. Ed., Associate Professor of Education, Business mf ' Manager ev- fvs ,Y Yj .' Gs 3 5 ,Q CHARLES M. TAYLOR A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Proteg sor of History and Philosophy A 'Y ii 1 . 463 Tjkiw , :Ee-1:3 RAYMOND M. WEAVER DOROTHY ZOOK B. Music, M.A., Associate Professor A.B., M. Ed. Assistant of Piano and Organ Professor 'I9 ff: . 4... ef, .fn R , -fp ,gain-Y MRS. FLORENCE BEUTLER Cook 9171 'inn-dv' MRS. MERLE HOKE Bookkeeper S ruff MRS. ELLEN NUTT Cook and Kitchen Manager ,Q -Q .-. , , YE 'Nwx f' wr . 'nl 3 MISS PHYLLIS HOLDEMAN Secretory to President Lit, 1 ' L 33 . , 1- 1 Bgl- Tex 5' 3 .1 I5 : Q- la-. 1 - fl MR. HARRY SNYDER 'gN,u.1p, Caretaker A 22114-A. MRS. LEO RINGEN MR. LAWRENCE SUDLOW Cook Caretaker MRS. JAMES TAYLOR Secretary to Business Manager X X ,,.,,,.M.r-ww fy Eva Pcmnabecker is one of Befhel's many student Teachers I . . . Heigllfenea by Practical Experiences 23 Twenty Enroll fer Student Teaching Standing: Miss Zook, Mr. Sando, College Supervisorsp H.W. Oesch, Dallas Wegener, Marcia Thompson. Seated: Mary Beth Moran, Elaine Fair, Elaine Ummel, Ruth Ann Strome, Virginia Martin, Ruth Roop, Darlene Carroll and Julia Fox 24 Y.. Directors of student teachin Twenty student teachers practiced teaching in the schools of the South Bend-Mishawaka area. Through actual practice in the classroom under the supervision of experienced teachers they are professionally equipped to serve wherever their vocation leads them. The year i958-i959 is a red-letter year since it is the year when Bethel became accredited to train tea h c ers for teaching on the Secondary level. 25 g Miss Zook and Mr. Sand I-...iii 0 Student Pastors BACK ROW: Dave Matteson, Bob Deal, John Moran, John Griffith, Dave Archer, Dave Reading, and Arnold Dietz. FRONT ROW: John Carroll, Clifford Quantz, Dave Singell, Berwyn Hoskins, Dale Walterhouse, Roman Miller, and Howard Burger. 26 Gain Valuable Experience ll gnu Professor V.K. Snyder always has time to counsel with one of his ministerial students Fifteen students participated during the first year of Bethel College's Pastoral Relations Program. Each student assists an experienced pastor and gains actual experience in pastoral work. ln this way he is prepared to fulfill his call to the ministry. 27 Spreading the Gospel tllrouglr Serviced, T im, t. W5 '- .VY ln the Christian Service program of Bethel College, stu- dents regularly attend 30 different Sunday Schools and Churches to perform such services as Sunday School teacher or superintendent, Assistant Pastor, Youth Lead- er, .lunior and Primary Church Leader, Song Leader, and Pianist. Beside their specific duties many of these stu- dents help in visitation activities and in many other ways contribute their talents to the church's program. There are 24 students teaching classes and 3 assisting teachers in 17 different Sunday Schools and 5 students have the responsibility of Superintendent for a department of the Sunday School. Ten students are engaged in Youth work in local churches, and seven students conduct primary or Junior Church services each week. Another capacity in which thirteen students are using their talent is as song leader or director of music, also, at least six students participate in church choirs. Other musical ability is ex- ercised by five students serving as pianists and two as organists. 28 Qwpslelllll E' 'S An average school year of Gospel Team work includes traveling 20.000 miles, participation in 200 services besides Sunday Schools with fifteen different denominations. This work is done by about forty students who participate as speakers, instrumentalists, or vocalists. L, Miss Holdeman apportions the team assign ments from week to week. ,- ..,,,, 'T' The school car is often the means of trans- portation for a team trip. 29 Sermons and Song MELODY MISSIONARIES Treasure Berens, Alto Alfa Marks, Second Soprano Shirley Fuller, First Soprano CRUSADERS QUARTET Allen Sfouffer, Firsf Tenor John Nihizer, Second Tenor Robert Keller, Boss William Mcphail, Baritone KlNG'S MEN Ron Stump, Tenor Dave Shantz, Second Tenor Don Matteson, Baritone Jack French, Bass HERALDS OF GRACE Esther Hossler, Alto Barbara Hoke, First Soprano Pat Hoist, Second Soprano HARMONETTES Retha Patrick, First Soprano Mary Beth Moran, Alto Annetta Goodman, Second Soprano Judy Jones, Pianist MASTER'S MESSENGERS Rose Null, Alto Judy Post, Second Soprano Verda Williams, First Soprano Marilyn Bricker, Pianist AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST Nancy Ummel, Second Soprano Karen Rohrer, First Soprano Virginia Koclwer, Second Alto Elaine Ummel, First Alto EVANGELAIRES June Baldwin, Second Soprano Vifginid Martin, First Soprano Linda Carroll, Alto Choir Taiirs the West On! The A Cappella choir is made up of 37 voices. This year their tour took them to Nebraska, Iowa, and Michigan. Professor Franklin Lusk is their director. First row: Joni Spencer, Judy Post, Esther Hossler, Deloris Reynolds, Barbara Hake, Karen Rohrer, Marilyn Bricker, Shirley Fuller, Carol Weaver. Second row: Elaine Ummel, Mary Beth Moran, Billie Jo Garner, Vivian Kocker, Gail Thompson, Annetta Goodman, Pat Hoist, Phyllis Riffell, Nancy Ummel. Third row: Harry Ford, Marvin Huey, Pete Vartanian, Duane Beals, Philip Bailey, Jack French, John Vartanian, Don Matteson, Dan McCann. Fourth row, Ron Stump, Arnold Dietz, Jim Bennett, Bill McPhail, Jack Goodman, Willard Pannabecker, Bob Keller, Bob Church. 34 a xQ 'Ik fxl Broadcasting Over WCMR Vx, - ...f 1 Q VW ff 2 4, ., P fesso No dgr d r cfs rh uc 35 nap Sharon arrives for classes. Allen has Ruthie all tied up. Donna gives Barbara a friendly assist. Brilliant debaters wearing their crowns at the senior class di 36 nrlel' Snaps F, I7 Show-offs! Comparing Christmas cards helps while away the hours. K 1,5 E - 'YL Vivian Kocher and Willie Hoover practice self expression in finger painting. l ,Xen 'P g. 5: 43 Mm 'C' .,4a.1 .5 11 ff! 'ate is .1s'- + a -'lfmsbn - .If3?'4sL!li' Hiding something again, Mary Jane? l La I . A XV, 'fn Jr XL K X d Q.'! fx. - ' A A - , 4 - E'--'am --ff -9' fl . , , ,Q -A-' ..-canal' , .:.- .- -upd- K4 .4-. Z.- 1' 'F sf .... - . ' , Pg! ., . Q. 9 4. ' , ' -. ,nl - - ,L ' ,..'-74' , H--. . - - ' - 957 x 1 .n- l ,. A . . . Supplemented by --., ...:i- I -: - fy-- . '5-Q Rnxf-f - 1 -PQ.. is I - 9- - Y . ---9 l 1--1' ' al , gw gal. Student Activities Student Council Sponsors Back row standing: Mr. Sando, Advisor, Edwin Moore, Soph. Representative, David Shantz, Vice-President, Jim Taylor, Sr. Representative, John Nihizer, Fresh. Representstive, Allen Stouffer, Treasurer, Mr. Beutler, Advisor, Front row standing: Norman Bridges, Jr. Representative, Lois Luesing, Sr. Representative, Elaine Ummel, Secretary, Nancy Hittle, Jr. Representative. Seated: John Moran, President. Not Pictured: Kate Schindler, Fresh. Representa tive, Janice Stephey., Soph. Representative. 40 Open House. . . The first weekend of November brought the members of the Alumni, as well as other visitors, to the campus for Open House. Dormitories, as well as, all of the other campus buildings took on a new shine and Bethel College students and faculty members welcomed all comers enthusias- tically. Highlights were the Alumni Banquet, the Alumni-Student basketball game and an Artist Series program. Ed Beck from Asbury speaks at Half-time. f l I u t fix: 4 W. A Dan Null scores for the Students cheer their team to a 55-50 Victory! 41 'vu aka ,21f',.? home team. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson receive applause at the Artist Series. . . . and Work Day Just before the snows come, Bethel College -I? cleans campus and participates in a student workday where students work off campus to raise funds for the Auditorium-Gymnasium. , Y' IV , V ,,1: F . f ' Q W ,W V A donation to the college will pay the students for aiding a homeowner in fall-cleaning. :ef The oak leaves disappear--until the next breeze Windows gleam after a thorough cleaning. 42 Q Y., ig , Coffee break! Committees Engineer. . . B Standing: Barbara Hoke, George Swank, Deloris Reynolds. Seated: Mrs. Shupe, Norman Bridges, Mr. Beutler. 43 the Spiritual Xu-an Religious Life Committee Pictured: Roman Miller, Lois Luesing, Chuirmang Marcia Thompson, Darlene Carrol I, Robert Eagle. it ' .. ,lv lvilf- ' '-- is-'4'Ml!fyl- , 1,4-:A . , . . ' , Rf, and Social life 2 ml Pictured: Gail Thompson, N 4 x i oncy Hiffle, Mrs. Cooke, Advisory Philip Bailey. 45 if E at Bethel My' Artist Series Committee Pictured: David Shantz, Phyllis Riffell, Philip Bailey. 46 New Beacon l A The Beacon took on a new more distinguished look this year. Under Editor Gail Thompson's leadership, many different features have been added. BETHEL BEACON STAFF. Front Row, left to right: Gail Thompson, Editor, and Linda Carroll, Associate Editor. Second Row: Treasure Berens, Carol Weaver, Nancy Ummel, Eleanor Adkins, and Verda Williams. Third Row: Ruth Ann Strome, Virginia Martin, Elizabeth Cripe, Judy Post, and Professor Dorothy Zook. Back Row: David Besko, Jack Goodman, Associate Business Manager, Robert Keller, and Willie Hoover, Business Manager. 47 Yah., 2 qt 'Ni ,xi s Ministerial Association 2 J l t 2 1 2 ? i 1 .A , , IIIIWIA' N s S 1 MINISTERIAL CLUB. Front Row, left to right: John Carroll, Treasurer, David Matteson, President, and Roman Miller, Vice-President. Second Row: Robert DeBolt, Duane Beals, Arnold Dietz, Reporter, Dale Walterhouse, and Robert Church. Third Row: James Coalter, David Singell, Parliamentarian, Donald Byers, Don Matteson, and George Swank. Back Row: John Griffith, David Reading, John Moran, Leon Willoughby, William Halquist, and Homer Bassett, Chaplain. 48 Sponsors Clinic Rev. J. E. Tuckey, Director of Home Missions in the Michigan Conference, challenges the ministerial students. The Ministerial Clinic was crowned with success. lt proved to be a time of inspiration and challenge to the whole student body but particularly for the ministerial students. Rev. J. E. Tuclcey challenged the prospective ministers with the importance of personal witnessing which is the result ot an experience of full salvation. All of the activities in the two-day clinic were centered around the theme To the King Eternal . Reverends Kenneth Geiger, Harold Bowman, Bruce Pearson, and John Tuckey by way ofa panel discussion deal with problems vital to prospective ministers. , ff! 92 A'7l6':W,0W! Ambassadors Club Goes A l ff' AMBASSADORS CLUB. Front Row, left to right: Deloris Reynolds, Alice Fourman, Mary Riffell, Verda Williams, Treasurer, Donald Matteson, President, Janice Stephey, Secretary, Jack Goodman, Vice-President, Mary Jane Hoffman, Linda O'Dell, and Diana Poynter. Second Row: Patricia Hopkins, Janice Smith, Wilma Doolittle, Evelyn Surbrook, JoAnn lnnes, Rose Null, Judy Post, Gloria Terpening, Sharon Baer, and Judith Zehrung. Thrid Row: Patricia Hoist, Eleanor Adkins, Vivian Kocher, Marilene Banks, Barbara Hoke, Marcia Thompson, Billie Jo Garner, Muriel Jolley, Rosa Lee Bellman, Julia Fox, and Clarabel Wright. Back Row: Duane Beals, Charles Chaney, Robert Church, John Vartanian, Richard Lamphear, Arnold Dietz, Lcsuis Campbell, Fred Hohulin, Larry Rittenhouse, Pete Vartanian, Harold Ford, and Professor Virgil K. Snyder, Adviser. 50 to Chapin Street , J 9 Jock French conducts the on ' f s g servnce or street meeting. ,.,- , , Bethel students sing on Chapin Street. Arnold Dietz winesses on Chapin Street. Donna Byard tells the little ones about Jesus Joe Jones Speaks The missionary fellowship has kept the sub- iect of missions continually before the student body this year. Not only are the members of this club interested in foreign missions, but also the needs that exist here. Each Sunday afternoon a group visits the convalescent home to hold serv lces. MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP. Front Row, left to right: Julia Fox, Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Swank, Treasurer, George Swank, President, Lois Luesing, Vice- President, and Marcia Thompson, Secretary. Second Row: Verda Williams, Shirley Fuller, Helen Dean, and Linda O'Dell. Third Row: Richard Lamphear, Judy Post, Patricia Hoist, Barbara Hoke, Donna Gilkerson, Elaine Ummel, Marilene Banks, and Gloria Terpening. Back Row: Pete Vartanian, David Singell, Duane Beals, Arnold Dietz, John Moran, Donald Matteson, John Vartanian, Dale Walterhouse, and Harold Ford. 52 at Missionary Conventian x I I F c.: , .xv W Q6 V ,Lf ' fx --Y Convention speaker, Joe Jones. November l3, l4, and i5 were the dates of the Missionary Convention. The Lord used Joe Jones, an alumnus of Bethel College iust home from Japan, to inspire students and faculty to a life of dedication so complete that even those qualities distinctly individual are surrendered to Christ. l The Missionary Fellowship used a theme portraying Bethel indebted to a lost world. 53 Music Club Music plays on important part in life at Bethel More often than not it is the music club's duty to be in charge of receptions following the Artist Series. MUSIC CLUB. Left to right: Nancy Ummel, Billie .lo Garner, Mary Beth Moran, Sharon Everest, Secretary, Philip Bailey, Vice-President, Gordon Lilly, President, Carol Weaver, and seatecl, Professor Elliott Norclgren, Adviser. 54 Nurses Club Q I I 1 -.J The Christian girl's interested in the field of nursing. This year the club went on a tour of Memorial Hospital. Alta Mark h I ' ' s, sc oo nurse, is the president ot the club. Nurses Club is made up of those Standing: Alta Marks, P 'd res: ent, Donna Near, Donna Hawk. Seated: Eleanor Adkins, Secretary, JoAnn Copley, Vice President. 55 A New English Club , Q iz I 'H A.. U .. 3, 3 Rx Seated: Willard Pannabecker, David Shanfz, David Norton, Larry Stump, Miss Herman Norman Bridges, Nancy Hiftle. Standing: Mr. Robinson. 56 Teachers Club lxifmii 'S -ilk! CHRISTIAN TEACHERS CLUB. Front Row, left to right: Virginia Martin, Vice- President, Nancy Hittle, President, Treasure Berens, Secretary, and Clarabel Wright, Treasurer. Second Row: Mary Jane Hoffman, Carol Weaver, Nila Stealy, Julia Fox, Ruth Ann Strome, and Elaine Fair. Third Row: Billie Jo Garner, Elizabeth Cripe, Patricia Hoist, Louise Kalister, Muriel Jolley, and Professor Dorothy Zook. Back Row: Vivian Kocher, Mary Beth Moran, Fred Hohulin, Larry Stump, Kay Wagner, and Joyce Glass. 57 Duceriuns Yeh, Dukes! The Ducerian Literary is the largest growing society at Bethel. Let it neve said that the Dukes ever give up. DUCERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. Front Row, left to right: Lois Chesley, Helen Dean, Judy Zehrung, Jack French, President, Jim Bennett, Vice-President, Deloris Reynolds, Treasurer, Nancy Ummel, Carol Weaver, and Margaret Millhausen. Second Row: Ruth Yunker, Donna Near, Annetta Goodman, Sharon Hutchinson, Jane Tompkins, JoAnn Copley, Shirley Fuller, Alta Marks, Carol Doelle, and Donna Byard. Third Row: Alice Fourman, Sally Turner, Marilyn Bricker, Judy Jones, Marilene Banks, Patricia Hoist, Billie Jo Garner, Donna Gilkerson, Elaine Ummel, Nancy Bowman, Patricia Hoeflinger, Gwen Kincaid, Verda Williams, Nila Stealy, and Sharon Baer. Back Row: Richard Lamphear, Donald Matteson, Duane Beals, Robert Pettifor, Lloyd Noaker, Philip Bailey, Terry Rigby, Jack Goodman, Gary Fry, Fred Hunsberger, Larry Rittenhouse, Homer Bassett, Charles Chaney, Richard Culp, Ralph Meredith, and Donald Peterson. 58 Y Fidelians lx f if 14' 55-- p 0 if y 'Jeff I I , . 6 X -1 .J - -Cf , tl,-1 5 g ij .1 'l x-'a . I Oh, we're so glad that we're Fidelians. . The Fi boys were again the champions in intra-mural basketball. FIDELIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. Front Row, left to right: Vera Lilly, Linda Carroll, Clarabel Wright, Esther Hossler, Treasurer, Gordon Lilly, President, Mary Beth Moran, Secretary, Mary Riffell, Nancy Hittle, and Professor Elliott Nordgren, Adviser. Second Row: Eleanor Adkins, Nancy Swank, Retha Patrick, Ruth Roop, Rose Null, Judy Post, Mary Jane Hoffman, Janice Smith, Wilma Doolittle, and Kay Wagner. Third Row: Ronald Stump, Larry Stump, Philip Artz, Vivian Kocher, Nancy Tuvell, Barbara Hoke, Patricia Hopkins, Virginia Martin, John Carroll, John Nihizer, and Robert Yarbough. Back Row: Dan McCann, Daniel Null, Willie Hoover, Arnold Dietz, Bill McPhail, John Moran, David Reading, Robert Deal, David Singell, James Coalter, Calvin Pannabecker, and George Swank. 59 Valerians -. mv-ww. '3 'l I fifmmfl , Small but mighty might describe the Valerians They are tough competitors in any field. VALERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. Front Row, left to right: Diana Poynter, Treasure Berens, Catherine Currier, Harold Ford, President, Gail Thompson, Vice- President, Evelyn Surbroolc, Treasurer, JoAnn Innes, Secretary, Phyllis Riffell, and Elaine Fair. Second Row: Phyllis Tobey, Maxine Kramer, Robbie Gentry, Gloria Terpening, Janice Stephey, Karen Nutt, and Joyce Glass. Third Row: Howard Burger, Linda O'Dell, Donna Hawk, Judith Hunn, Elizabeth Cripe, Sharon Everest, Lois Luesing, Marcia Thompson, Rosa Lee Bellman, Muriel Jolley, Charlotte Randall, Julia Fox, Robert DeBolt, and Norman Bridges. Back Row: Herbert Oesch, David Besko, John Vartanion, Donald Byers, Jim Heminger, Marvin Hughey, John Griffith, Robert Keller, Leon Willoughby, Willard Pannabecker, Fred Hohulin, Virgil Pittman, Louis Campbell, Pete Vartaniun, and Robert Church. 60 ,. F xf x,, J ,hr xli.. Volleyball relaxes students after a hard day of classes. gf The Valerian irls end ' h lntra-mural Sports fi'-f+ , A .lL'V. '!'! f 'Hg K R Gig, 9 UP WI? a triumphant year. - l, 'vs G Sad' sod Slow told at the Pep muy' 61 The girl's fight it out on the basketball court Inter-collegiate Team DAN NULL , I V 7 L ff I L MR. BEUTLER RON STUMP PHH.ARTZ LARRYSTUMP -E 0 Aff .QM M E7 gy if M ff' X x 1 GARY FRY Sophamores Buy letters ll' 1 H l 1 l - l l x -53 '! . U n l Bethel adds some new beacon lights. is 'M l Mailtime means a letter from home - Syria! l il fr E-il if 5.223 A I nw l f An educated Scarecrow Slap happy sophomores Don Matteson and Jack French 64 and Juniors Sell Coffee. . . 1:11 o .Wt 4.- F' .- I iw A-3 Y- 115 Vivian Kocher and Sharon Everest man the acorn - ' My, but it must be cold. Could this be bun Patrons of the iuniors at coffee break time. ..r i . ' a ' 3 '. ig, Q G9 '?!:Uk o of 3' 3' .4 1 Q 0 v 5, . dling? 4 - flax' A 'I The iuniors are having a hilarious time? 65 While Freshmen Play Now take a letter. . . lf's amazing what alittle paint can do! R Tl1ey're getting younger every year John and Bill survey the auditorium. and Seniors Sneak ,1- - :- The seniors sneak to the forest primeval Turkey Run. Donna Jean can still smile. The Pannelseckers cross the suspension bridge. ':- fvr- - - ' 7 Miss Herman Can t pretend to keep up with the Seniors 67 5 1 l had Ducerians present their own original Shaw Bom, l l N Fidelians concocting trouble for sleeping beauty. The Semester Begins -:-53, Valerian Willie Pannebecker attempting to detect the kidnapper of Miss School Spirit. Each fall the three literary societies present some kind of entertainment intended to induce incoming freshmen to ioin the particular society to which the program participants belong. This year the Fidelians portrayed Sleeping Beauty, the Ducerians presented Show Boat and the Valerians performed in a skit The Rescue of School Spirit. 68 The Semester Ends i Cla-an -AA Offl1e making of books there is ls Beverly really able to study. 69 l'4 end. ,rf Brightened by Special Events 71 Special Days and Special Speakers. . . ' Rev. R.P. Pannabecker spoke to us in our fall revival campaign. The Lord visited us and gave us a good revival. Bless the Lord oh my soul, and forget not all his benefits. Our souls are fed daily with the manna of the Word. Rev. Willis Hunking, missionary to Nigeria, ministered to us in our Spring Revival. We were made once again to realize that our allegiance to God should have love as the basis, rather than fear. 72 P l if'Tll 8- l . k Dr. J. A. Huffman, professor Emeritus, speaks in honor ofthe United Missionary Church's Diamond Jubilee. Rev. Donald Byers promotes the sale of the Helm during Helm Chapel. The need of Home Missions is presented to the students by Rev. Harold Bowman, Chairman of the School Board. 73 Elfii Rev- Wolfe' Sf'- UP: an alumnus of l9521 addressed the Elliott Nordgren, Franklin Lusk, Dale Sherry and Eldon students on the sub'ect Kno Th lf. I W Yse Fretz formed a quartet that sang during Alumni Chapel. The Asbury team chooses Jim Stratton to be the speaker for their chapel program. 74 Speech Contest Mr. Lamey proudly gives N winning first prize in the speech Comesf, Under the direction of Mr. John Lamey, a speech contest was held. The speech was to be centered around Alchol1olism. 75 orman Bridges recognition for his 17' Gloria Terpening and Alta Marks win third and second place in the speech contest. Senior anil Junior Recital: li , Y f' 14 R ff ll oice recital. Philip Bailey's iunior voice recital. 76 Xl II 77 I A Gordon Lilly gives his iunlor recital Billie Jo Garner's piano recital. , .......,3k.. ,-. ff' it i I 1 I v. A New Dorm lt's a reality! Yes it's true. A new girl's dorm has been built and is in use. Show me thy faith without thy works, and I will show you my faith by my works. My Through the east window of 2l3. The Big Snow '-X 'is Digging out of the drive. N K I k W ..,. 1 X Q A J vx , V ' 5 n lgrifli 'l' ' wh- Eh' l ' 4 1 'l .f'1,..- .Q 7 ,-xg! f 'Q 4. gr.: 3 F gg, E, .- What a shame to disturb that ffff Q ,Q j,. ., . lovely white blanket. nf' fly' V+' t ' '-I nf ' ' ' ,ff-'f', 5?fllf3i'fi vt, : --7-i-3-Tl ' 'RLQMFL 'f A: W- , Every pine, every fir, every hemlock wore ermine to dear for an earl 79 .J I , Q... 'K I A -. r Q. . 9 i A H3 ix I Prize-Winning Phafos gb. Campus Life lst Campus Lnfe 2nd Campus Life 3rd Dorm Life lst Dorm Life 2 d . I' I A s 5 ., -ul 1 L --A , v . f . ',I l I A :X Q , 1 Grand Prize Campus Scenery lst I llli Ill Campus Scenery 2nd I Dorm Life 3rd X nfl Q. - Campus Scenery 3rd .N ,N KZ.: ..., ,nn . 3' W--HE' ','v f.T ,, iq fn fe. 'sf keg, C331 7Q'P,x'1T1 :fi stuff vhjf 1-X 5- .lcyar Nix 'IH-2f5i?5?fif:Tv f .fd -M S we-x, . -. P ' .- F' M: :-. kt . , g if . 8 ' X Q Q- ff. E G I X X13 S 4 -4 1 Enlivened by 325 Students 83 Past Graduates eit Nat Pictured I 'kb A -.A u 'O ' F-3 JOAN SHOEMAKER Q- . 1 -f 'P . S A HELEN TAYLOR I mes? BETTY BENNETT ELEANOR HATFIELD Port Huron, Michigan South Bend, Indiana Special Students f he xl , Sie ' f S 6 6 - -R do , ,A 3 Ref 'I 1 L: x 1 I , is ., ,,:. z Q 4- I 1 THELMA AGNESS CHARLES COLE South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indiana EDYTHE GOSNELL auth Bend, Indiana CORA SUE BROWNING ALLEN DUNCAN Mishawaka, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana r-N A 'U' , il hp L ' gl -A -ghd. is 8, Y - 1? WW? it -r--. '1':: ive' L 'R L LOIS HAINS HARVEY MCFARLANE ANNE NUCCI South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indiana ROSALIE MCEWAN VIRGINIA MURRMANN South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indiana . ,' T' 'fb-fix 'L zq . x , I A ,ia fe Lim IRIS Pnl-UMMER ARLENE SNYDER DOROTHY TAYLOR I-C'keV'I'Ier Indiana ELOISE SHELBY South Bend. Indiana Mishawaka, Indiana 34 BARTLETTE TAYLOR Mishawaka Indiana i I ' New Carlisle, Indiana Freshmen 1 Q 7' s: ' 1 .af 'Q h -zz -Y -ff' , ' 7 xv CALVIN PANNABECKER RONALD STUMP LINDA CARROLL Elkhart, Indiana Benton, Indiana West MiI1on, Ohio President Vice President TYSGSUYSI' u'm'5 -1 'U -5. MARILENE BANKS '- Brown City, Michigan -I A K 1.., , in ,Aa - ff A I L ROSA LEE BELLMAN DAVID BESKO Bremen, Indiana Defroif, Michigan 'l,-:7I. .X ,-fy, , LGS' mf-Qi L51 :I '37 gl.. SALLIE BEVERIDGE South Bend, Indiana ELEANOR ADKINS Fairborn, Ohio 1 NANCY BOWMAN Goshen, Indiana .ai .fs-fl' f 4 ,.--H' Q., W I ' I QQ-I is - Q 'H IQ if cg' K A 4? 5 , .-L.. 'M MARILYN BRICKER WILLIAM BROWNING DONNA BYARD Yale, Michigan Mi shawaka, Indiana I-eVefIn9f MICITIQUH I JOHN cHENowETH A 4 South Bend, Indiana LOIS CHESLEY Leslie, Michigan , gi ,, ,Q , Q!,V H F A ul.. . W' ' . I 4 I, f I ',..g, Q. f, 'ti F' ii Y ' , .,2,q ,Q A' M, I Fi nLI I - Wi I I I, ihi ' ' . K CHARLES CHEW ELAINE COOPER JO ANN COPLEY CATHERINE CURRIER Edwardsburg, Michigan Bremen, Indiana Riverton, Nebraska Burr Oak, Michigan 86 'FSP I CAROL DOELLE MeIvin, Michigan 'fe 'rg' '? . .A swf ,. 7 rd!! WILMA DOOLITTLE JEAN EVEREST East Leroy, Michigan Elkhart, Indiana CLIFFORD FOSTER Mishawaka, Indiana wn.LiAM FosTER if Elkharf, Indiana V iii 1 3 , I ' L 1 - I :qi , 1l ' g fs:- I 1 P iz ' I , 'Y ALICE FOURMAN GARY FRY ROBBIE GENTRY JOYCE GLASS Arcanum, Ohio Mi shawaka, Indiana Dowagiac, Michigan Wyandotte, Michigan 87 A1 J ANNETTA GOODMAN NORMA GROSS South Bend, Indiana LGP0rte, lndivrw I, 59 X el PAT HOEFLINGER A .fx Osceola, Indiana Q at f , X I I, 1.-5,4 I , , hgh, v'fi 'E Il xx .D 3 MARY JANE HOFFMAN MARVIN HUGHEY Goshen, Indiana Battle Creek, Michigan ,M .....,,' 1 DONNA HAWK Cleveland, Ohio JAMES HEMINGER Elkhart, Indiana JUDITH HUNN South Bend, Indiana 'fi W4 ,I v 42 I -7 fi. J. ' I - , 5 -:7 f' FRED HUNSBERGER SHARON HUTCHISON JUDITH JONES Nappanee, Indiana Elkhart, Indiana Mishawaka, Indiana VIRGIL KING South Bend, Indiana g JOHN KURTZ Bad Axe, Michigan f 'I . I A -3 ' I f 1 N, , I . --, T' 1 I' X Ii Ag g A ' 'I WILLIAM MCPHAIL RALPH MEREDITH IRA MILLER Worth, Illinois Port Huron, Michigan Mishawuka, Indiana 89 MARGARET MILLHAUSEN Carp Lake, Michigan Jw? ' ',f.Zii'3: 'i GARY MOTZ Mendon, Michigan ,K 'sm 54 iw .l K ij. W if X4 Xi JOHN NIHIZER Potsdam, Ohio LLOYD NOAKER Grand Rapids, Michigan ARMOS PETERSON i V q : Carsonville, Michigan 'Q , - 'V Y ii,'i' . 5 , 'fy 1 f AA DONALD PETERSON VIRGIL PITTMAN DIANA POYNTER Flmff Michigan Mishawaka, Indiana Homer, Micigan 90 -sd . 9 .4 I 1 1 1 QQ ai.. RAMONA REBER South Bend, Indiana KATE SCHINDLER South Bend, Indiana is 2 'H 'TT- aih.- i MARILYN SELLS Mishawaka, Indiana TERRY RIGBY Elkhart, Indiana F5 ei 4 6- .,.. M 3 JANICE SMITH BVOFISOFI, Michigan 91 III' 'I 5 5 LARRY RITTENHOUSE LeweIIen, Nebraska JACK RUFFNER South Bend, Indiana 4 ,J QI .1 ii JONI SPENCER Yale, Michigan 4 ,. in J w MARY STITH EVELYN SURBROOK PHYLLIS TOBEY Orange, California Cass City, Michigan Brown City, Michigan SALLY TURNER lmlay City, Michigan 3 ff t'i, el -ff? A V N gl y . v Si' , X- ,A X b -A - ' - A -f., T . DENNIS TUTTLE PATSY VOSS Osceola, Indiana South Bend, Indiana 92 JANE TOMPKINS , Elkhart, lndiana if KAY WAGNER Nappanee, Indiana ROBERT YARBOUGH South Bend, lndiana I 'IU 'f A Q, 'R' ..., , . ,Y Q Y A JIMMIE COALTER New Carlisle, Ohio Presidenf PHILIP ARTZ Dayton, Ohio Sophomores -tix 'FT -uri, L JUDY POST Springfield, Ohio Secretary RUTH ANN STROME New Carlisle, Ohio Treasurer T. bf Tv? 61. Q DONALD MATTESON Detroii, Michigan Vice President 'il -'GW' e.,0 We---v ff, 'Q SHARON BAER Elkhart, lncliana fi JUNE BALDWIN Brown City, Michigan Brown City, Michigan HOMER BASSETT f RJ' 'F A his DUANE BEALS Lincoln Park, Michigan -at R JAMES BENNETT Kalamazoo, Michigan 15. xo Fsqzgbl X iififiisi N L, . TREASURE BEREN5 ROBERT CHURCH BRUCE COMFORT Dorff M'Ch'9Un Rochester, Michigan Mishawaka, Indiana 94 Af 'Q r '1- I ...... RICHARD cuLP HELEN DEAN ROBERT DEED'-T Williamsburg, Michigan South Bend, Indiana Bronson, M'CI '90f1 ...f JOHN FRENCH FIin'r, Michigan Qi? 'dv , ,IQ DONNA GILKERSON Ellsworth, Michigan , of fi I f I ULU. JACK GOODMAN WILLIAM HALQUIST South Bend, Indiana Mi Iford, Ohio 95 .U K jd E fl ,E I WILLIE HOOVER ROBERT KELLER DAN McCANN Wakarusa, Indiana Defroif, Michigan OflGf1d0, FlOI'idCl JAMES NEWTON Vandalia, Michigan 3' . .SN J' I ..-- ..a ' IN... DORIS METZGER Bronson, Michigan 4: 'L EDWIN MOORE Elkhart, Indiana I A ROSE NULL Goshen, Indiana 5 'v Ei x -1 E481 LINDA O'DELL LaPorte, Indiana CN MARIE REMLEY Granger, Indiana is is WI LLARD PANNABECKER Elkhart, Indiana Y, MARY RI FFELL Gettysburg, Ohio I A I g I , M .X X , -X CLEMENT SCHOTT NANCY TUVELL BARBARA TURNER ' I Ie, Ohio Elmira, Michigan Mishawaka, Indiana New Car is 97 -sf' I ' 3 I JACK VANDEWALKER JOHN VARTANIAN Rolling Prairie, Indiana Aleppol Syria P ETE VARTANI AN Aleppo, Syria I '37 VERDA WILLIAMS Mancelona, Michigan Not Pictured ROSEMARY RAMSEY ELIZABETH CRIPE JERAI-D SEACH PATRICIA HOIST JANICE STEPHEY JANENE LAKEY GAIL THOMPSON SYLVESTER McGEE BETTY POLL EY 98 x Juniors M F.: I 'F' fi , ' P , N ' GEORGE SWANK HAROLD FORD VIVIAN KOCHER Brookville, Ohio Stratford, Ontario, Canada Dayton, Ohio President Vice President Secretory I 2 6- ,N 5' Q . I 1 4-- 'NY J, -4 ' ,,. - In ---fl PHILIP BAILEY CAROLYN AUGHINBAUGH ARNOLD DIETZ Mancelona, Michigan South Bend, Indiana Galahad, Alberta, Canada Treasurer V. ,f X . 'S A l ,I 1, K - ' . ' . I x I 4 - . g . I ix 1 1 ly' 4 an ROBERT EAGLE SHARON EVEREST BILLIE .IO GARNER Lincoln Park, Michigan South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indiana I . X av, 1, 1-Q, W Q., L K. NANCY HITTLE Birch Run, Michigan F BARBARA HOKE ' New Carlisle, Ohio X .G , MW b Z ESTHER HOSSLER New Carlisle, Ohio 1 'ie at RUTH ANN LEHMAN GORDON LILLY South Bend, Indiana Bronson, Michigan 1 l'.T I si I .51 45' , : 5 'NE 1 II 2 PATRICIA HOPKINS South Bend, Indiana N'-A-xv JQANN INN ES 5Uf1dUSlCy, Mi ch i gan GENE LONG South Bend, Indiana 100 w R 41,4 1 CAROL KRAFT South Bend, Indiqnq I . an 4 W. '. ' .. Y' X -' A 7 ' 114 2' N . N EA il.. In ROBERT LOSIE JACK MCGLASSON BEVERLY MILLER Port Huron, Michigan Elkhcflf Indiana Lokewlle' lndmno ! I A I I A 1. ' ', 1 44 C - , 'AI I I. q -5- I' I v 'Y ju , 4 If! . A CHARLES MILLER MARILYN NELSON JACK NEWELL Lakeville, Indiana Rolling Prairie, Indiana Mishawaka, Indiana K' I ' V fy Q.. 7 1 I . I I I 'fix 1 . ' . 1 .bf I I W G LaVON OGLESBY CHARLOTTE RANDALL DELORIS REYNOLDS North Liberty, Indiana Union Mills, Indiana Goshen, Indiana l0'I n - ' Y:-Q fi RUTH ROOP South Bend, lndiana im' .-u' 1.1 'lf GLORIA TERPENING Porf Huron, Michigan , ifr- x. 1 I ,. I ' ' J. 9 'A V' sd' 3' ' R 1? F 1 1 il 1, - RICHARD ROSS INEZ SEARS SOUH1 Bend: lhdlfma Rolling Prairie, lndiana 7 X ' N- A '. -'rf Q S ' x i: , 'W' lr. I ',.. 2 i'i h dwg LORRAINE STANTON NANCY SWANK BERNICE SZCZYPIORSKI New Carlisle, lndiana Brookville, Ohio South Bend, lndiana -'f 755 iv , 9, W, Y' 'ff ' R X M 'ii MAURINE WARD Mishawalco, lndiana Mishawaka, lndiana TEENA WARRING 'I02 I s ' I g '. P ? f A , . .Q 9 S 'T m I 'V , -, .r. X tj wr W . 'W f . I I A , hx BARBARA WEATHERWAX CAROL WEAVER DALLAS WEGENER South Bend, Indiana EII4I'lGfTf INCIICNU Mishawaka, IndIGnG CARMEN ANDERSON PHYLIS BOOOS DALE BOLTON NORMAN BRIDGES NELLIE BROwN LOREN BUSSERT DOLORES CALLANDER MADONNA DAHLIN BEVERLY DAVIS MARGARET DICKEY NORA DOWDING CAROLINE FEE VERETTA FRITZ ALAN HATFIELD BONNIE HAZARD m J Og ' 'A ESTHER WILLIAMS Sou'fI'I Bend, Indiana Nat Pictured MARCELLA HOELSCHER FRED HOHULIN CHARLOTTE JONES STANLEE KAUFFMAN ALBERT KETTRING BETTY LANDGRAF RUTH LAUGHLIN RONALD LAYTON KATHLEEN LEE ROSE LENIG BETTY LUSK MILDRED MacMILLAN JESSIE McMILLAN ROBERT PETTIFOR SHIRLEY NORDGREN 103 'F' .R I I-xx 2, L EON WI LLOUGH BY Mishawaka, Indiana LOTTIE PICKERL ANGIE RAY AGNES SALYER GL ENNA SHU EY NILA STEALY LORENE STONEBURNER LARRY STUMP CARROL TRAVIS CATHERINE TUCKER DENNIS TUCKER MAGDALEN WILCOX RUTH WILLIS JOANN WOLFE RUTH YUNKER MAE ZIMMER Seniors JOHN CARROLL Class Vice President ,ov ELAINE FAI R Class Secretary I0 4 ALLEN STOUFFER Class President, Y. i .A , , f6 7Il'iV,l 1. v ,x i Q-F' if 'i me - S-f , J. .L N ,313 A . ,X N, Q - . - .eff Q-213' fAr '5Ci ifffslisk-,L Jfll' f x bff1WffZi17'?- 'iaie will .1 -affi x Ml 1f'1Vf7f'f-f -S . Hip fm,1',f,'f W f7Qiff,i-1,665-4', . A' A 'c3'lgfg,L fglliiiqiififilik-iff -- yfif. f.ifff.i.w: 1, H Hi- vi:-5411, 'fl f Q AZNWW yy? ff, ' fzififwffkv 3' gj DAVID SHANTZ Class Treasurer DAVID ARCH ER HOWARD BARGER ,.kL MADALYN EADER ROBERT DEAL 105 SARAJANE CALVERT -Q91 4-we AX If Xl A 1 K.. -8. fx: . ,YN QQ DARLENE CARROLL 'E ' DONNA JEAN STEPHEY EAGLE SHIRLEY FULLER MARGARET HARBAUGH JULIA FOX fd? BERWYN HOSKINS '05 MURIEL JOLLEY LOUISE KALISTER AMELIS KEGEBEIN LOIS LUESING MILDRED MCLAUGHLIN 107 CLARRENA KOONTZ QW Vx Wzzzf JACK LONGLEY DONALD MARTINDALE VIRGINIA MARTIN ALTA MARKS us DAVID MATTESON Suv' ESTHER MAY PANNABECKER MATTESON 108 .sum ROMAN MILLER JOHN MORAN ll MARY BETH MORAN 4' U- .,p ' HERBERT OESCH EVA TUCKEY PANNABECKER 109 ,Z-,gs :- - .a...i' BERTHA MORRICAL f U Ex - ,' A N X DAVID NORTON DAVID READING w . 2 xi z fs Ax r W- X ua 'lr gk 3i'3 4, s , xpi':-'?,,Ajfq, kr, f ' f Q' fl ,rf 77' 4.1-1 'T I N .' f'1'Y'NH- Tiff 1'- ' I-315-' .c-:A.'.'b?T'f':'f'Z. ti'-fp 'L fixfffsf V1 A I' CLIFFORD QUANTZ RETHA PATRICK ew-r . Lf' af! PHYLLIS RIFFELL WILLA ROTH 110 EUNICE RUSSELL LARRY SECOR LILLIE SHERK DAVID SINGELL MARC! A THOMPSON JAMES TAYLOR 'III VELMA SMI TH . 7 Yfrrj ! Y if . , 5 ELAINE UMMEL CLARABEL WRIGHT 3 . E 1 , 3 3 3 E :- E L 5 DALE WALT ERHOUSE l'I2 WILLIAM DAVID ARCHER Acadia Valley, Alberta, Canada A. B. Bible Maior Transferred Mountain View Bible College Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- ltion, Missionary Fellowship, Radio I Choir Soloist, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Assistant Pastor, Valerian Literary HOWARD BARGER Elkhart, Indiana 3 B. S. in Theology v IAGNES BARR ISouth Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education I JACK DONALD BRAHLEK I I In I I. I I Mishawalca, Indiana A. B. Biblical Literature Chorus, Ministerial Association Treasurer, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Junior Sunday School Superintendent, Choir Direc tor, Valarian Literary SARAJANE CALVERT Niles, Michigan B. S. in Education Teachers' Club, Sunday School Teacher, Junior Church Director, Ducerian Literary FRANCES DARLENE CARROLL West Milton, Ohio B. S. in Education Choir, Chorus, Ambassadors' Club Secretary, Music Club Secretary, Teachers' Club, Beacon Staff Asso- ciate Editor, Gospel Team, Religious Life Committee Secretary, Freshman Class Secretary, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary Senior Activities JOHN ALL EN CARROLL West Milton, Ohio B. S. in Theology Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- tion Treasurer, Ambassadors' Club President, Student Council, Beacon Staff Ass't Business Manager, Gospel Team Speaker, Junior and Senior Class Vice President, Sunday School Teacher, Assistant Pastor, Fidelian Literary President GEORGE ROBERT DEAL Mishawalca, Indiana B. S. in Theology Chorus, Ministerial Association Sec- retary, Beacon Staff Art Editor, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary MADALYN L. EADER South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred From Indiana University DONNA JEAN STEPHEY EAGLE Bremen, Indiana B. S. in Education Chorus, Ambassadors' Club, Music Club, Teachers' Club, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary ELAINE JEAN ETTE FAIR Port Huron, Michigan B. S. in Education Transferred from Port Huron Junior College Teachers' Club, Helm Staff Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Valerian Literary Secretary JULIA ALTHEA FOX Marshall, Michigan B. S. in Education Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Am- bassadors' Club Treasurer, Teachers' Club, Beacon Staff Reporter and Art Editor, Helm Staff Associate Editor, Sunday School Teacher, Valarian Literary 'l'l3 SHIRLEY CLARISSA FULLER Plainwell, Michigan B. S. in Theology Choir, Chorus, Missionary Fellow' ship, Ambassadors' Club, Radio Choir Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Ducerian Literary DORIS M. GAMBLE New Carlisle, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Stevens Point State Teachers, Wisconsin, and Goshen College JOHN ARTHUR GRIFFITH Port Huron, Michigan B. S. in Theology Ministerial Association, Sunday School Teacher, Assistant Pastor, Valarian Literary MARGARET RUTH HARBAUGH South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Indiana University Valarian Literary BERWYN LEO HOSKINS Yuma, Colorado B. S. in Theology Chorus, Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Sunday School Superintendent, Student Pastor, Fidelian Literary MURI EL RAE JOLL EY Croswell, Michigan B. S. in Education Chorus, Ambassadors' Club, Teach- ers' Club, Sunday School Teacher, Valarian Literary Secretary ANNA LOUISE KALI STER South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Teachers' Club, Ducerian Literary AMELIA KEGEBEIN Hamlet, Indiana B. S. in Education CL ARR EN A A. KOONTZ South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Indiana University J.ACK CLAYTON LONGL EY South Bend, Indiana A. B. Bible Major Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- tion, Music Club President, Radio Choir Organist, Gospel Team, Artists Series Committee, Fidelian Literary LOIS LOUISE LUESING Levering, Michigan B. S. in Theology Chorus, Missionary Fellowship Vice President, Student Council, Helm Staff Editor, Religious Life Commit- tee Chairman, Sunday School Teacher, Junior Sunday School Superintendent, Valerian Literary BONNIE MARIE MCKENZIE South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Central Teachers Edmond, Oklahoma MILDRED MARIE MCLAUGHLIN La Porte, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from North Manchester ALTA IRENE MARKS Jones, Michigan B. S. in Nursing Transferred from Swedish Covenant Hospital School of Nursing Chorus, Music Club, Nurses' Club, Gospel Team, School Nurse, Sunday School Teacher, Ducerian Literary Seniar Activities VIRGINIA FAITH MARTIN Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Education Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Teachers' Club Treasurer and Vice President, Radio Choir, Beacon Staff, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary DON.ALD EUGENE MARTINDALE Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Education Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassadors' Club, Teachers' Club, Sunday School Teacher, Assistant Pastor, Ducerian Literary President DAVID JAMES MATTESON Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Theology Chorus, Ministerial Association President, Beacon Staff Associate Business Manager, Helm Staff Busi- ness Manager, Judiciary Committee, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Student Pastor, Fidelian Literary ESTHER PANNABECKER MATTESON Levering, Michigan B. S. in Education Choir, Chorus, Missionary Fellowship Secretary, Music Club, Helm Staff Secretary, Gospel Team, Judiciary Committee Secretary, Class Treasurer Class Secretary, Sunday School Teach- er, Fidelian Literary ROMAN MILL ER Argos, Indiana A. B. Biblical Literature Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Associa- tion Vice President, Ambassadors' Club Vice President, Radio Choir, Student Council, Religious Life Com- mittee, Class Vice President, Sunday School Teacher, Student Pastor, Valerian Literary 'I'I4 MARCELLA MILLION South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Purdue University JOHN PATRICK MORAN Elkhart, Indiana B. S. in Theology and Education Transferred from Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute Ministerial Association Vice Presi- dent, Missionary Fellowship Presi- dent, Student Council President, Helm Staff Business Manager, Reli- gious Life Committee, Class Presi- dent, Sunday School Teacher, Studen Pastor, Fidelian Literary MARY ELIZABETH MORAN Elkhart, Indiana B. S. in Education Choir, Chorus, Music Club Secretary Teachers' Club, Radio Choir, Gospe Team, Social Life Committee, Sunda School Teacher, Fidelian Literary Secretary BERTHA BAIR MORRICAL South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Butler University DAVID L. NORTON Marshall, Michigan A. B. English Major T I I Y English Club President, Beacon Staff Business Manager, Helm Staff, Clas President, Sunday School Teacher, Valerian Literary HERBERT WILLIAM OESCH South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Indiana University and Bluffton College Valerian Literary S EVA TUCK EY PANNABECKER Brown City, Michigan B. S. in Education Choir, Chorus, Music Club, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Artists Series Committee Secretary, Valerian Lit- erary RETHA JEAN PATRICK Dayton, Ohio B. S. in Education Transferred from Marion College Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Teachers' Club, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary CLIFFORD N. R. QUANTZ Calgary, Alberta, Canada A. B. Bible Major Transferred from Mountain View Bible College Gospel Team, Student Pastor, Fidel- ian Literary DAVID MAHLON READING Mendon, Michigan B. S. in Theology Choir, Chorus, Ministerial Associa tion, Missionary Fellowship Treasur- er, Ambassadors' Club, Student Pas- tor, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary PHYLLIS ANNE RIFFELL Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Music Choir, Chorus Soloist, Music Club Vice President, Teachers' Club, Beacon Staff, Gospel Team, Artist Series Committee, Valerian Literary WILLA ROTH Mishawalca, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from University of Omaha EUNICE R..RUSSELL South Bend, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred From Indiana University Senior Activities LARRY EUGENE SECOR Wakarusa, Indiana B. S. in Theology Choir Librarian, Chorus, Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassadors' Club Treasurer, Beacon Staff, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Assis- tant Pastor, Fidelian Literary Vice President DAVID WARD SHANTZ Kitchener, Ontario, Canada A. B. Literature Major Choir Vice President, Chorus, English Club, Student Council Vice President, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Artist Series Committee, Class Treasurer, Ducerian Literary Presi- dent LILLIE MAJOR SHERK Bremen, Indiana B. S. in Education Transferred from Western State Teachers' College, Bowling Green, Kentucky DAVID SINGELL Mishawaka, Indiana B. S. in Theology Transferred from Malone College Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Sunday School Teacher, Student Pastor, Fidelian Literary VELMA B. SMITH Mishawalca, Indiana B. S. in Education ALLEN PHILIP STOUFFER Stouffville, Ontario, Canada A. B. History and Biblical Literature Majors Choir President, Chorus, Radio Choir, Student Council Vice President, Gospel Team, Judiciary Committee Chairman, Class President, Fidelian Literary 115 JAMES ALBERT TAYLOR Newmarket, Ontario, Canada A.B. Biblical Literature Major Ministerial Association, Student Council, Gospel Team, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Vice Pres- ident MARCI A KAY THOMPSON Port Huron, Michigan B. S. in Education Chorus, Missionary Fellowship Sec- retary, Ambassadors' Club, Helm Staff Editor, Religious Life Commit- tee, Social Life Committee Chairman, Sunday School Teacher, Valerian Literary MARGARET ELAINE UMMEL Elkhart, Indiana B. S. in Education Choir Secretary, Chorus Soloist, Missionary Fellowship Secretary, Radio Choir, Student Council Secre- tary, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Artist Series Committee, Class Secretary, Ducerian Literary Treasurer DALE JOHN WALTERHOUSE Bremen, Indiana A.B. Biblical Literature Major Chorus, Ministerial Association, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassadors Club, Helm Staff, Gospel Team, Judiciary Committee, Class Chaplain Student Pastor, Ducerian Literary CLARAB EL WRIGHT Laura, Ohio B. S. in Education Chorus, Missionary Fellowship, Ambassadors' Club, Teachers' Club Treasurer, Beacon Staff, Sunday School Teacher, Fidelian Literary ,z-'L , , i z1zr ' JL'-T' at X' 1 O Our Class Presidents patronize Newman's Pharmacy, a place where Bethel siudenfs always feel welcome. Supported by x e an Interested Community. 1'I7 CONGRATULATIONS FRON' Americo's Finest Inclinoble, Stroightside, Cap ond Horn Presses JOHNSON MACHINE AND PRESS CORP. 620 West Indiana Avenue Elkhart, Indiana W I N E Y ' S Specialty Shop Leading Lines of HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES Gifts for HER our specialty MISHAWAKA 105 W e s t Lincalnway I 118 I formcmon with a I I I I llll Compliments of HANS A. VOSTEEN AMERICAN UNITED LIFE ELKI-IART UNITED LIFE Home Ph. 2-5134 sus. Ph. z-8699 SCHLOSSER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS GOOD AND GOOD FOR YOU Webster 6-2161 Plymouth, Ind. ,E H? 4 ' ww I'1 UF L,-4 i f T. :Il is I nl ,Lf Y ,qi Ill I W lilllielllli ll V E ' 1-1 - . . 54. '13 Q, ku' l. Lori- ,. lrii 3.1, 1 - - f-' 'Q Y , M.-- ,-,ny . I--I V f I x Our alma mater DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY WILL'S JEWELRY STORE 107 Lincoln Way East Mishawaka, Indiana JOHN E. WILL Proprietor Ph. BL 5-9004 I Y...-.-1.1-Q. We are proud of Bethel College and are happy to have it located in our community. We wish this fine institution continued success. Con- gratulations to the Class ' 7 of 1959. We wish them much success in their chosen fields. Also, we are very proud to have Mr. Berwyn Hoskins, one of Bethel's students, IIIIIII ITII E H, he ,Hi i., -'I- I '-AI-' 5 Q k with us. Yours for continued success, H O I. I. I S EARL I-I. HOLLIS if STAFF FUNERAL HOME 11 9 1 1 . t . 4 . f .rf , an , ,W lj V3 -. 5- 14 Q ps t - N ' '- .L ' I P' e I e in . 'V ...- ff' 'XV' F ifi - A ' . 3 . Alla, 1 i g' xni giup f I L. li... . W ,.,, 11 rl -:Z n f , L - I J-, .4 W . 5 I S K Q X I ,-Lf Zion Youth and Fellowship Center SPONSORED BY Zion United Missionary Church MORTON AND HIVELY AVENUE ELKHART, INDIANA Youth and Fellowship Center is available for rent. K E I S E R ' 5 QUALITY sHoE REPAIR and MEN'S SHOES Established in 1911 110 NOHII Main Mishqwgkq COMPLIMENTS OF Simon Brothers, Inc. Institutional Food Wholesalers ... ' 'e l .' fx ,'. 1 ,'..A,'13,j' h'Mg' ww!! Q ' if ' 1' .if . Aa' ' 165+-'if' Sanitation Supplies Paper Products South Bend, Indiana AT 8-4433 120 is 1' -' me fr-:-afie.'w-m l ..-.Q .lets The business manoger's home oglow in the snow. Es? 0175 xgwvw 5 fo 640 Cjwawid af 1959 Il as rg fi:-K 'g jg I .4 !f ,Q I Q IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II IIIII I III I IIIIII III I II .....,,, ,.,l,,,,,,,A, ,l..,,,,,,V,,.,.,,. ,.,,,,,,,,, ,.. .... ,-,- ---' ---- ' ' I ' ' ' ' I ' A G o o D P L A c E T o w o R K NIBCO INC., ELKHART, INDIANA 'I2I L TT7 'TW', J ig Y ing?-! if 1 -I'-'F-S: L sl 2 QE i -ig 5-1.-ss! E:-. 2:L 'f ', . , Since 1914 A COMPLETE FLOOR OF HOUSEWARE 118-120 l..W.E. Mishawaka, Ind. Phones: BI. 5-1621 - Bl. 5-7842 YOUR CAR'S BEST FRIEND! S and H Shell Service 3623 EAST JEFFERSON South Bend, Indiana AT 9-0644 WITH DEEP GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION FOR BETHEL COLLEGE liberty United Missionary Church Mishawaka, Indiana Carlyle Wise, Pastor John Griffith, Student Pastor We welcome Bethel students He's what they call u fresh air fiend. IEEIQAIQIYS 0 f M I S H A W A K A Religious Goods Hallmark Cards 0'Brien's Paints Social and Office Stationery O Phone: Bl 5-3000 109 Lincoln Way East MISHAWAKA INDIANA THE WHITE SPOT DRIVE-IN 'clust Gqod F ood t E y ' . 1 if - . . ,,, 1 ,T- ' -v l . H' ' , I . I . I. I - l LL il I L , - ,M i ,- ,, - ' .1-1 .II s- J. ...LZTQJ 'fw2'3 4n., . A if ,., - Y also MOTEL GARRETT 423 W. McKinley Avenue Con US-201 MISHAWAKA, INDIANA PHONE: BL 9-3731 MenuugII's CIIiIdren's Wear, Inc. ,LA 4 A f-ug,-. . I I QT EVERYTHING FOR THE fl YOUNG sEr I ' fs-N I os-IIo L.w.E. ,se H M -4-In I. 5?-jk EXIT fixing I . , Q 'I-I MISHAWAKA INDIANA gg, 'W 1 Q if ' Nl ' -E ,Ie,eI -OIT I ' -rg See Us For All WET' TT YOUR MOBILE HOME NEEDS H 5, V. WLM -. 'I li ., A, -I .:uI'l'XL4ik , Tiff O-'bu ,CIA SHRUM'S MOBILE Hom: CENTER I us-zo at FIR ROAD 'W' ' ' ' Park Phone: Bl 5-3889 Miss Zook makes those windows shine on clean-up d y Sales and Service: BL 5-3128 ROY and EDDlE'S BARBER SHOP 8:00-5:30 Weekdoys - 8:00-5:00 Soturdoys CClosecl Wednesdoyl Phone: CE 3-8898 MCKINLEY SHOPPING CENTER Benner's Super Market GROCERIES AND MEATS Complete Line of Cosmetics, Party Supplies ond Household Supplies. Store Hours: 9 o.m. to 8 p.m. NO LIQUOR OR SUNDAY BUSINESS Q at i. 1,314 , Y- 1 ' .Z .mv -7 , sw x If I I lm Norman gets paid back in full. S D U L E H ' S Your K General Electric Dealer A complete line of electrical supplies 'i rf I :L if V f ' X - X f V . NP I ' Nhf: all mixed up 4 124 L.W.W. Mishowoka BL 5-9697 The Copp Music Center 122-126 East Wayne Street South Bend I, lndionu EVERYTHING IN MUSIC SHOP THRIFTY CHRlSTIANSON'S ,I f An impromptu skit at the senior cIass dinner. 1 MISHAWAKA for Furniture Appliances Carpets McKINLEY SINCLAIR SERVICE Tires Accessories Bafferies Ign. Service ROAD SERVICE 3621 E. McKinley SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Compliments of YODER READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO., INC. CONCRETE MIXED IN TRANSIT 901 NAPPANEE smssr ELKHART, INDIANA PHONE 3-0604 125 CONGRATULATIONS! RIVERSIDE DAIRY COMPANY Serving Mishawaka and South Bend for over 30 years H 111101115 Bl 5-2931 Mishuwuka A lmliunu l. 0. GATES J-1151 ' - --:H --A - 4-sri P .. , , - ...,.5.315.535151315::315135-1ri211121rg.5:g:-:I1-g 'fSEr5.5.QQ-.,:s.:E:5122ErE'I?..IQ'. 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J '''' fl:-:+RI23555255:51i-EfEfE2::7:?:1:2:1:1:2fIEfEIE1E1E1EI51E1:2f'' 'Q f 3 .......-.-4::.:.gg:5,:3:4:5:::5:,:,g,:-::::- , , ,f H ' 'cg' 'f:i:2:-:-:-:-: Chevrolet Headquarters for The BEST DEAL in New ond Used Cors 333 Western 202 L,W,E, SOUTH BEND MISHAWAKA AT 8-1421 BL 5-9651 D k 126 Lamphear? Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Mishawuku Paint 8. Wallpaper Store, Inc. 112 L.w.w. BL 9-3795 C ' Service and Satisfaction For 22 Years Kuss Bakery 'W -7 Ni l BUTTERNUT BREAD Mother told me tl'1ere'd be days like this. You Just Can't Buy Better Bread CONGRATULATIONS from the listening audience W WCMR Q to the graduates of i959 1270 wherever you go Pokey little pupp 127 K 2 The senio ponso f e bake sale during Heart Week. Complimenfs of For Men and Boys BOTANY SUITS - MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR ROBLEE SHOES - STETSON HATS 'HO L.W.W. 2209 N. Mein Mishewcko, Ind. Mishawcko Indiana DR. MAURICE R. KUHN OPTOMETRIST For The Only Eyes You'll Ever Hove 2002 Mishowcka Avenue South Bend PHONE CE 4-1627 Across from Pcrfawafomie Pork Congratulations from Bethel Publishing Company 11' 1819 South Main Street Tl'1ey're good girls 29 i -' 1 ffzizffmfw Jock Longley captains the losing senio t om in the Helm contest Fine furniture, carpets and gifts 115 South Main - Mishawaka Blackburn 5-1772 COMPLIMENTS OF The Mishawaka Enlerprise Established 1855 St. Joseph County's Oldest Newspaper Congratulations To a fine Christian school RUSSELL SCHUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Lapaz, Indiana Phone SU 4-2441 VAN RIE, The Jeweler ESTABLISHED 1912 Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society 109 SOUTH MAIN STREET Mishawaka Indiana Greenhouse 1215 Liberty Drive Powell the Florist MISHAWAKA, INDIANA Flowers for every Occasion Phone si 5-2588 mmuffqgg ' Members-FIorist's Telegraph Delivery . ,j e 1'-g ffi '-i' f f? fl as AT' 'i 1 . a ?'b.- I.. ea -Q 11. 1 Dr. Huffman r Memorial plaque at the Thanksgiving banquet. 130 . T . Y-- . Y Jack French opens the subscription campaign for the Helm. Enter to Worship -- Depart to Serve GOSPEL CENTER CHURCH 930 30th Street 'I' Ministering To THE COMMUNITY THE CITY THE WORLD The love of Christ constraineth us 'P QUINTON J. EVEREST, Pastor KENNETH DOCKERY, Associate Pastor FRANK LUSK, Minister of Music 'I' Home of YOUR WORSHIP HOUR on 23 Stations iiisrhii ' 49,5 'Ev 7 ' I' PRINCESS FLOWER E5 GIFT SHOP 2I:I7 NURTI-I MAIN STREET MISI-IAWAKA, INDIANA PI-Inu: BL 5-4DCID ORDER BY PHDNE WITH CONFIDENCE MAKIELSKI WATCH SHOP YOUR WATCH SPECIA LIST Licensed Watch Maker YOUR ELGIN WATCH DEALER Clem A. Makielski Phone BL 5-0303 114 Lincoln Way West Mishawaka, Indiana 'I3'I IT I. .fs-C, Congratulations to the New Graduates McK I N LEY PHARMACY 2930 McKinley Avenue South Bend, Indiana EDISON PARK CHURCH Solomon and Congress South Bend A SMALL CHURCH WITH A LARGE MISSION Leroy Wi se -- Pastor DILL CAMERA SHOP Photographic Equipment and Supplies Greeting Cards - Stationery Photo Finishing - Color Processing Mishawaka, Indiana H9 South Main Street BL 5-6285 1 Apparently the iuniors are In a vicious mood. 2 - if-ff 35 MN, 8, 1 9 Bernice sure knows how to give a party Compliments JOHNSON PRINTING SERVICE Our Phone Always Answers AT 8-4747 First in Quality-Foir in Price-Fost in Service f I BURGET COMPANY I Delco Heating-Air Conditioning Sheet Metal - Norge Appliances Sales and Service li, 1 612 E. Sample South Bend, Ind. -'ff e Campus cap s Brotherhood Mutual Life Insurance Company Home Ottice - Fort Wayne, lndiana Lite Group Hospitalization Medical Expense PROTECTION AND SECURITY FOR LOVED ONES Bear ye one anothefs burdens and so tultill the law ot Christ. Galatians 6:2 'I33 FAIR-WAI TRAILER PIARK, INC. 7I6 West Jefferson Boulevard BL 5-6264 Mishawaka, Ind. United in Effort Missionary in Zeal i'a ., . -, . Tii,f,,,A. ' I rs-,ff-ff-I -- ., .- ' 2'.'3f 5'I. ,. II - WAKARUSA UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Wakarusa, Indiana DONALD R. YOUNG, Pastor I Kitchen duties are sometimes agreeabl Christian Best Wishes Class of 1959 Shop with us! It's easy as A-B-C A UDIO RECORD LIBRARY -Complete Recorded Sacred Music Center B IBLE BOOK CENTER -Sunday School and Church Supplies C ENTRAL SECURITY MUTUAL INS. --Low-cost Auto Insurance for Non-Drinkers DALE JOHNSON - Repr. 413 s. Mach. sf. - Ph. AT 8-4743 'I34 N E W M AN ' S PHARMACY DON M NEWMAN R. Ph. West J8ffEI'S0l'l Mighqwqkq, Indignq BEULAH UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Pastor-Rev. Gordon Bacon Asst. Pastor-Edward Oake Sunday School ..........,........... 9130 a.m Morning Worship ................ lO:3O a.m Youth Fellowship .................. 6:45 p.m Know Your Bible Club .......... 6:45 p.m Evangelistic Service .............. 7:30 p.m Beulah Sunday School Broadcast W.C.M,R. ........ 9:30 a.m l-lour of Power-Wednesday.. 7:30 p.m Corner of 9th and Blaine Streets ELKHART, INDIANA I Wm. 5 ,Jaw v IH 'I 4 1 X 1 3 y Q II.'8? xv- v ,tv R g,A1I.'le'4 In .I ,H H 'w 1 ' ' x ii '- 1, f tx- Q A W: :QA M v . V , -I ,fbi A- L 2 I -Y' Q' 1, X A A 4 2? ., .ii V , 1 v ,Y I fr x WHEN YOU ARE OLD AND GRAY AND FULL OF SLEEP AND NODDING BY THE FIRE, TAKE DOWN THIS BOOK AND SLOWLY READ AND DREAM OF THE SOFT LOOK YOUR EYES HAD ONCE AND OF THEIR SHADOWS DEEP... WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS 9!!'.'j H' I . WUT . .,.L A . 1, .L -4 an T f er L, H :,.'.'f -f va, 1, 4' , Vit-. 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