Bethel College - Scroll Yearbook (Hopkinsville, KY)

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llntli Latloon. llurlha NlCilt'llLlIll. Norman Wullzuw-. .l. E. Fiilisarlls Scholars All Only excessive study could hring forth big smiles like these. As the assignments pile higher and higher. the smile ol' our students never fade. Norman and J, lf. are intrigued by the various symbols of shorthand, which Ruth and Martha translate as easily. Oh well. lmoy s. cheer up, you will live and learn! Wierlgewood ? Imported ? Previous china is in loving hancls, Here we get a glimpse into the flreams of these girls, Besides wanting their MRS. degrees. I I 0 R S they also have other plans, Imogene favors Home Economics. l 7 Barbara, Betty, and Wanda lean toward teaching. They all enjoy , , ,V .1 ,V J. 1' . . . . 43 ' 1 1,1 f -' A 1, ff '4 If handling heautilul objects of art. K A 1,7 I f i LQ! I ,ff-,f 11. '- ' - ,f lf ,, , f fi , i , I1-'f , -f 'a , . , ,, 'f , L V V , . -.-l- , .4 . L ff llarhara Sutherland. IIIIUQLCIIF Fulkerson. Wanda Williams. Ilelty Atkins i i i il

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Wa-frlfllils ' ' J Slmxwy Oliver. llarliara Cilln-rt. lillt-n citlS'lHl. William llenston Can You Spare a Minute? Surely this is a rare- mx-asiml to catch luur such husy people, lm' even a moment. Slioney ancl Vlfilliain are pastors in addition to ln-ing Y students. lillen and Barbara are preparing themselves for the class- room. and the elementary schools will iselc-mnv such 1-mnpetent young X 'f P ladies. . Y' 1 Lf , id' l ,i at f Picnic Aren't iw ini itt-cl? If there is to he a picnit' ur ai isiener roast. yuu're sure In Hntl this trio present. Rohert. lveing an Phisical lfflucation inajor. is helpful in planning outdoor ew-ills. Joyce I I 0 R S and Stacey. with an eye for liusiness. want to lie sure that the mist omni-s or staxs within the- liuclget. liulvert Amlevsmi. ,luyve llurris. Stavey lleusmi

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llorlha Salyer. Kye Nitfhols. Nlartha Cannon, Ilonna Uakley Autumn Days u0ne-Sided Viewpoint An integral part of life at Bethel is the informal conversation lie- tween students each day, as typified hy these four students. No matter what the point of conversation may he at present, Kye knows that eventually Dortha, Martha, or Donna will present the feminine point of view. What could you expect xs hen you are outnumhererl three to onel l ncler the spreading cherry tree the Bethel cot-mls stand. lin- 7 joying the loveliness ol' Bethel s autumn are Elbert, lVluriell, and Jucly. This is an excellent time to start that czollemztion of leaves. I 0 R S Don t stand there and talk students, Mr. Morris says thirty leaws and thirty flowers must he in that notebook before the grades are hanclefl out. lfllrert Moore. Muriell Stl-gall, ,lufly Squirt-