Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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' WLM '-4 'f 1-'Wea- f'.5-ff Mssf- --'U'-ifev-H--N M9394-vsfu-H: .. ' I 1 ' Choir Travels, Appears on Local Television L as Q .- l 5 l 'r il' V- 1 Y '- 3 Concert Choir Membership: CFRONT ROWJ Prof. Tweed, J. Stim- Q. Tschetter, J. Curtis, L. Hunsberger, J. Tschetter, L. McLaren, son, N. Sabo, W. Zeiger, B. D'Arcy, N. Loney, B. Shepard, C. L. Tschetter, E. Nordgren, S. Reilly, D. Hillman, N. Zimmerman. Stump, B. Doelle, C. Stimson, P. Harris. 2nd ROW: L. Geiger, M. 4th ROW: W. Staufter, D. Engle, R. Phipps, P. D'Arcy, P. McLaren, Phipps, M, Landis, P. Ummel, L. Sherk, P. Tuckey, E, Blosser, D. D. Tuckey, D. D'Arcy, J. Hewett, J. Johns, C. McCarthy, D. Schlo- Dennis, A. Maxheld, V. Yono, R. Hensley. 3rd ROW: E. Carlson, bach, D. Bowers. l The Concert Choir is an effective means of promoting good will between Bethel and churches in the surrounding area. Every year during the Easter season, the Concert Choir makes a tour in several states. This year they traveled through Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, and Illinois. The repertoire con- l sisted of music representing the Renaissance I 9 . . X period, American folk songs and hymn and feature arrangements. l s l The Concert Choir presented on Easter program over A LOCAL TV station. The program was entitled Music of the Resurrection. 24 ft ff --vnnm-:1nnsmm1lv1q1l

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lnt'l Relations Sponsors Films, Seminar Trip The International Relations Club, a relatively new fi T. 'Il I organization, is a fellowship ot students interested ,' Orff in history and current events. Throughout the year the club has participated in civic activities, such as sponsoring a car in the UN. day parade in October. ' ' A series of ten hlms on various countries were shown for all who were interested. 5 4 Several members of the club were able to attend the Federal Service Seminar held in Washington, '- ii- D.C. in February. The purpose of the trip was to see K the government in action. ll Washington bound to see the government in action are Earl Foster Tom Branch, Dr. Charles Taylor, Annalee Leiter, and Marilyn Taylor. lnt'l Relations Club Membership: KFRONT ROWJ David Kolawole, Bonnie Mobley, Stan Carter. 2nd ROW: Lois Bowman, Earl Foster, Darrell Schlabach, Jim Parker, Carol Spencer, 3rd ROW: Roberta Hensley, Wayne Stafluer, Bernie Abendshein, John Hewett, George Bahbah, and Connie Burgess. 23

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5 t 4 AnnAlee Maxfield, Quinton Tschetter and Pat Harris participated in Hlmpressoriof' 'Impressario' Presented at a Night of Opera Music maiors presented The lmpressariof' which was an amusing comedy about the problems of an old- school opera director, Mr. Scruples lPhil McLaren. The plot centered around two prima donnas os they both strive for top billing, Humor is added by Mr. Blulll lDavid Tuclqeyl, Others in the cast were Miss Silverpeal lAnnalee Maxtieldl, Madame Goldentrill lPat Harrisi, and Mr, Angel lCQuinton Tschetteri. On the program with The lmpressarion were selected arias sung by voice students. Elliott Nordgren con- ducted the performances. Music Club Membership: KFRONT ROWJ Dorothy Dennis, Pat Harris. 2nd ROW: Eileen Blosser, Bob Zowciy- sky, Phil Niece, Bonnie Doelle. 3rd ROW: Anniklee Mcixtield, Ed Bertrand, John Nelson, Miriam Landis, Lois Geiger, f - l an ' -a xx mun:i-zunnm-........1.m..- ,..., ..,..,.....,....-,. ,,,.V Y CD