Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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FOREWGRD Bethel College, previously shad- owed from the public eye, has in the last few years emerged with 0 new impetus. As a result of student participation and well-planned oc- tivities, the community has been in- troduced to the potentialities of the college. It is the purpose of this yearbook, The Helm, to show this new concept of Bethel through the news media. We present this year- book to the students, faculty, staff, and the community portraying Bethel in the News. The Helm Staff 5

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DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF IVIR. LAWRENCE SUDLDW In the beginning There came a man among those Oaks. He earned no great scholarly degrees, or held no high administrative office, but he was willing to work. He possessed no great talent, but developed useful skills greatly needed in the development of a college. His hard work and faithful service stands as some of the foundational building blocks in our college. This man who came first among us is now gone, but we the stu- dents, faculty, administration, staff, and even the oaks will remember. 4

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X 9 v- President Pcnnubecker reflects 0 look of satisfaction with his new ofiice. Corolynn Case serves as one of the many receptionisfs in the redecorofed Shupe Hall lobby. Shupe Hull-os beciutified by the new surrounding gross. A new landscape gives the Hall of Science o look of dignity Z. .. A,....,.L.s,