Bethel College - Helm Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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'eceived the performance award and the :reativity award was given to Marty Boyd. 1 Friday night between the basketball tourney games of the 1973 Fall Festival, Beth Riegsecker Lugbill was crowned queen. The Queen's Court consisted of Senior Jeanne Bixler, Junior Marty Boyd, Sophomore Debbie Loblaw and Freshman Luana Fair. Other activities that took place during the weekend include Parents' Day, class :ompetition for the megaphone lwhich the sophomore class wonl, door deco 'ating and the Student-alumni soccer game lwith the students winning 3-ll. Chairman of the Fall Festival Commit- :ee was Ruth Hossler. She and Barb -licks, the chairman of the pageant, fvorked hard to provide an exciting 1973 :all Festival. The rest of the committee :onsisted of Oueen's Reception Chair- 'nan Joyce Hinkle, President's Break- :ast Chairman Vicki Rains, Publicity Ihairman Ruth Brenneman, Treasurer lulie Ruesch and Advisor Howard Bren- teman. l Above: Enjoying the Oueen's Reception is Sophomore Attendant Debbie Loblaw. 5 Above: Sophomore Candidate Jo Dye and Fall Festival Chairman Ruth Hossler take a break during the pageant rehearsal. 2.2 ,J Above: Winners of the talent awards are Queen Beth Lugbill, who was also chosen Miss Con- geniality, and Junior Attendant Marty Boyd. Qlifl! Above: Candidates for the Homecoming Court are lfirst rowl Shelley Miles Seely, Kathy Clothier, Marcia Weiss, Jo Dye, Luana Fair, Barb Krake, lsecond rowl Debbie Loblaw, Sue Tschetter, Marty Boyd, Jeanne Bixler, Betsy Elsbury, lthird rowl Beth Riegsecker Lugbill, Jayna Ringer and lfourth rowl Jean Clothier, 17

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CC ' Honor us Wlth man honors o . . . . BetheI's Fall Festival, Somewlr l over the Rainbow . . was filled v enchantment for fourteen girls compe' for places on the Queen's court. ' homecoming audience of parents, alur students and staff was amply entertai by talent in areas ranging from musii sign language for the deaf. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies the Thursday night pageant, Noverr 15, were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Felix. M cal selections were provided by Absolute. The pageant candidates honored E Riegsecker Lugbill with the Miss C geniality title. Judges Dr. Earl Reir Mr. William Spade, Mr. Dale'Tay Mrs. Donald Granitz and Mrs. Tom F stone made the decisions for the win: of the two talent awards. Beth Lug Above: Jeanne Bixler, Jayna Ringer, Luanna Fair, Sue Tschetter, Barb Krake and backstage worker Dave Franklin relax a bit as they won- der what will happen next in the pageant. Right: Leaning back to watch her work mater- ialize is pageant chairman Barb Hicks. y Left: Larry Wood is caught by surprise while l visiting third floor Oakwood during open house. l Above: The 1973 Fall Festival Queen and Court are freshman Luanna Fair, junior Marty Boyd, nior queen Beth Lugbill, senior Jeanne Bixler, and sophomore Debbie Loblaw.

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There are diversities of gifts. Right: Figaro lBruce Mastl admires and ap- proves the wedding hat of his fiancee, Suzanna lKathy Clothierl in The Marriage of Figaro. A result of the combined efforts of the music and drama departments, Script and Score was a highlight of the Fall semester. This evening of dramatic and musical entertainment was presented three times, November 29, 30, and De- cember 1, and was co-directed by Dr. Earl Reimer and Mr. Dennis Doverspike. The first selection of the evening was the play, The Lost Elevator by Perci- val Wilde. Cast members were, Mike Adams, Kathy Blalock, John Brenneman, Arlene Clement, Diane Erickson, Luanna Fair, Joel Foster, Ron Jenkins, Ruth Kroon, Chip Rinehart, and Laurie Smiley. The play was followed by a series of light operatic selections. Mr. Doverspike introduced the numbers and explained what was happening in each scene before it was performed. Among these were ex- cerpts from The Marriage of Figaro, by Mozart, Don Giovanni, by Mozart, Fidelio, by Beethoven, The Magic Flute, by Mozart, and Speak Up. by Zaninelli. The final production of the evening was Anton Chekov's The Proposal , a farce centered around the attempts of a neighbor, played by Keith Taylor, to propose to the daughter of a widower. Jan Titus played the part of Natalya, the daughter, and Art Heemer was her father, Chubukov. 18 Above: Keith Taylor as Lomov has heart palpa- tations as Chubukov lArt Heemerl and Natalia lJan Titusl argue with him in a great perfor- mance of The Proposal. Below: Practicing for their performance of The Lost Elevator are Laurie Smiley, Joel Fost Diana Erickson, John Brenneman, Ron Jenkins, Ruth Kroon, Luanna Fair, Mike Adams, Kat Blalock and Chip Rinehart. Right: Doyle Banks, Sharon Mast and Wendy Saltzgaber express their disapproval of the lazy son, Dellis Hudson, in Speak-up.