Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Extra our Meant Time T Relax ltlveii though we hail set a goal of Qratluatina with li tm n it r . still we i e, -. neetletl time tn unwiml. relax. and t just plain rest so that we multl evetitually fulfill nut' goal. llus rert autl relaxation tank un many liorins. We slept in the lilnrary or played ping pong in the luttnge. wt-1.tt.t siimrhall fights nn Satunlay nights. Utlu-r times we tallietl to a frientl. reall a lmuk we mijuyt-tl. ui' spent time in tlevutioiis autl prays-r to Him. Swine ut' the heat times we hatl were these times we sat tuuler a tive antl watchetl the sky. ui' walketl tliruugli the h an l l it xx' s feeling the the breeze. smelling the fl'ilgl'tlll4,'t' ol tht- seasuu. :intl simply nutu-ing W, 1 lmlv llllnsb that Coll lm made' Above: Freshman initiation is a time when the freshmen use their leisure time to please upper- 'tN't?t't' lteglltltlltg lu llP1'ttlllt' LiXYL1t'0 tbl classinen. Here Ruth Hossler entertains her peers in the Cafeteria. Observing her antics with hu- tht, lulrluwk, in livin., ,ind hwinu. mor are upperelassmen Carolyn Seeker, Barb Krake, Doug 0'Hime, and Lexa Washburn. ,. F . C, His w01'ltl. S , 'K v h x. Q- s if fy! IV' . R 'xlmwz Stan Skinner .intl .lfllllt Vary applatul il Pilot hasket during Z1 uv'-vkvtttl ltaeketlittll gain:-. ltr-tha-l -porta avtixitie: gin- students a vhauev to ftippurt their tt-am ae iwll af to han- fun with their friends. Right: l'at Still takve time- nut nl ln'-r lvufy day to wt Mike Malonek hair in .tu Afro hair etylf-. Thix in just uint of the many ways that Bethel -tu1l'-nt- limi In xp'-n-l thi' tuauy hours they are not Nturlying.

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.af Above: Ramona Longshore and Randy Severn listen to President and Mrs. Pannabecker dur- ing the Student-Faculty Reception. This af- fair provides an opportunity for students to meet and interact with professors and admin- Below: Music' is an integral part of the lives of most Bethel students. By using our musical talent we can often express ourselves and our feelings. Participation in the fine arts gives llx a new awareness of how we can fit into istratorsipeople who are always willing to lis- life. ten to and assist students. S0 much of life we all pass by With heeclless ear, and careless eye. Bent with our cares we plod along, Blind to the beaugf, deaf Z0 the song. Below: Julie Yoder relaxes a moment on the window ledge as she works washing dishes in Bethel! kitchen. Student jobs offer finan- cial support and valuable experience. making students more alert to what life really is about. -Mau.

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