Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

Y Y , ,,.. . U O C r H 1 0 G U D . mx I ll: 1 Q a 5 - a ' u f Q 'nl I '- 'f 1 F7 .0 P n o 'H . + 0 U9 I' Y Y , ,,.. . U O C r H 1 0 G U D . mx I ll: 1 Q a 5 - a ' u f Q 'nl I '- 'f 1 F7 .0 P n o 'H . + 0 U9 I' 1 P ' 0 I O ' r 8 I O . U .0 if , . s o 4 O , RC. O nl' ,- 'I A ' ' ' If . v The 1941 Ista ,Z Xfifzf- puazufmf zu, Me gum Glau BLUFFTIIN CIILLEGE Bluffton, 0hi0 Awe mmftzd cmcf high ,wma - 4 4 cfeaa we awe fa lfnee ' 3 I, . , -WW , A A M 3 Gkmeawazmdfwdaugiwud ancf My Zlaulfz Jfzalf make WL hee DEDICATIO lllllll HifSCl11Cf Lilcf' IL beacon, on thi' hill top Clearer xtill thy light shall shineg Ho1l's protccling cure be o'cr thee, Tllousrmrlx worxllip at thy shrine' To Professor Hirsciuier -..ALQAVSW uring his tlfnirty-seven years of service Imere at Bluffton Pro- fessor Hirschler has exemplified time laiglaest type of leaclerslqip i 30 Christian education. The it 'tw -Q 414 's-,UW ' years of luis life have been u if-fzs'2j:'Z,f4.Ev 414, -,I . 60,4-e I .Qin isial clevotecl to the training 6Q'i.f e:Q,9i-0200 R Y QQ 'I 4- f Nl di a,. - 11 11 -'fx 'gg OE -f,'l +' 'DQ I ' . Q 841-ew eq. B Bluffton Co ege yout I Q ng X ' 06? piyzgwsq - wk, Xi awww 4, that 116 represents t t1z,1Eifef'?.4SR ix Q Q -fifgofffjja xx - ' f- .r of Bluffton We Wis 4 Zs'zfigQf'5fb,,, ,0:4:iifl'QE X N D 01, 'ff M, ' l ' 11- tlqls 1941 edition N532 D I itsfgfig-bQfQQ:.,. lo . . X in 0 X 1m an sincer ? i??f.4tZE:abIZ6 give i vm, str ii :v o -Q3 5 ue ' aff 'u,'i:,j X , , , I in is wor . A ,o'34,q YQ, fx X X Q s X x X Tsgx 0 QNX Xxx QN YQ X Qxgx Ng 7 Q Ss Qi QQ X as ts 'ix xx QS Nifw Q . ix. Q. 5 I' 4, r X ,, 1. X 23 n 7' X Q Q be 1,1 Rf, Q Q. I9 1 'Q I' Q. l lv ' ' 'P 4.. 0, x X g ,O ffvsb X 10:1 , 9 Ao' w 0 . 6 'fl ' G ' Q' 0 K X 11 A ol ' 'sf X9-S 0 dean 07-4 Q 'Q ooo N X boi' Q 4 L X. 'Q A-X xe '4 E 1 ,J Q x A , , X 73 '00 11 FQ xx wzzs ! N N W Sf ' fix. take: X the, S X sQ Q , . . ,Il - 5 ' q X I' xx as fu X Q ,' f H f x- -., .N- '7e. 0 I N ,a'tf X bt .0 N 0lI 'G' Vx - X X Q , X X ' ' fr X , 5, 0 NX W ' f ' X ,I NX 9: N X . X. PEBSIINALITIES 5 J' .I-' ' ls, 8 w 0 N lb' Q- ' L qi t ' X? , ' .' X . Q A . x ' 0 Q x , 4 Us it .F 1. U X I U h V , v A , ig K xc W , 'K Q' as 9 4 t . , ' 'A ' 73 X' M' if 5 X ,Q + Q x k X X , ., S' -S xx. N x x , .x , S - 5 , FJ wn X4 x if x sv wg, .- NN -Y. .. 13. .EV '+-4 -91 4 A an at a M ' S2 R . nw. .Q-.. 'C4' WG.. p X K. fi sw-3 'mf +4 U .Q N PRESIDE LLOYD L. RAMSEYER .fl R77li1P,' IL r'lvf'rf'ry lmllu um rm julrf' fur f'l't I'l1U7lP- srhulur rmrl ulhlefc rililiv D D D D D JACOB S. SCHULTZ A friend and helper to all pefrsonifying the true Bluffton spirit and good 'will J. H. IJJGANBILL DELLA KRr:B1LL R. S. Hufrv Psychology Assistant Treasurci' Registrar H. W. Hmm' O. Hnm'1cAMr' Chemistry Organ and Theory ' e R. A. LANTZ K. T. Movrm School Music French J. P. KLASSEN R. G. WHISLER A1-t Psychology S. HAUENSTEIN MRS. P. B. MANN Orchestral Instruments Pianoforte W., A. C. SCHULTZ EDNA RAMSEYER I. W. BAUMAN Biblical Literature Home Economics S0Ci0l0gY Page seventeen N. BRENNEMAN English Literature 5-,Q-1 . - 23 - , P. W. S'rAI'FFER A. C. BURCKY Speech Athletic Ilirector F M. Il, I'os'rr:N Iv, Tmmx A. Scunrwx Ivffnwmirt: anflHusinf'ss . l ' - Biolngv . at 1m.1t1cs, . uyr 1-lylflvcn GC A. A. AMSTUTZ R. E. HONIG L, MYERS Latin - Librarian Physics English Composition C. H. SMITH R, MQSER History Field Secretary E. TIEFENTHALER College Nurse Page nineteen rlfjn Iuvnl Back Row- Francis Snare, Herbert Klassen, Paul Martin, James Smucker, Royal Thomas fstudent councilj, Robert Leonard. x Third Row+ K Mary Lou Poe, Josephine Conrad, Mary utr fl ullett, 'xlj-7 , . ,V .. ., 'L , Ruth Soldner, Helen Habegger, Eula Locher. N -.X-.i w X4 sw 5, , ..-:..-:,1.....5,w- ,-., , v - 3. qu ' 5 ,, Q,-.gtfr- -ly . M I -3 R ' f -f . wif i ' .. ff 45.95 '4'l53,'f3'ffffN'lL '. 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Esther Mae Geigley, Zitella Gettles, Erwin Gfenn Haldy, Robert Heiks, Mabel Hill. -Row Hestel , Second Row- Ruth Riening, ,Severn Margaret Soldner, Harold Thiessen, Thu , Herbert Traucht. First Row- Jason Tripplehorn, Charles Txuax D 'd ' , avi Vogelgesang, James Welty, Richard Wenger, Vernon Williams, Dale Westenberger, Shirley Wherly, Ruth Zuiderhoek, Robert Zigler. Richard Howenstine, Hugh Lehman, V. Pres., Lee Leh i Safzfaamaaed x V wif? J' FQ? ,fe Q K F ul-fm Charley Lemley, V. P1'es.g Evelyn Hilty, Russell Uycr, Ruth Bonser, George Swank, President. Ray Holcomb, Francis Iialnsfrycw, Richard NVQHVOI Marcille Steiner, Minarll Deeds. l Robert Sornmers, Margaret Berky, Mark Houshower, Thelma Dailey, Fred Cook. John Balmer, Margaret Olivet, David Yoder, Lucile Tschantz, Sec.-Treas.g Dale Good. Page twenty-five ,ff fly: fu 1 nf! Bcrtrznn Smuckvr, Esther Niswznnlm-r, Wudm- Shnnk y Km-vm-yy Wilton Hzzl'tzlm'l'. James Imielich, Evan Soash, Ilnrothy Rurmfr, Russ:-ll l 'Ill4'l'S, John Bm-hr. 1 James Stinehelfer, Pauline Sprunger, John Ellwood, Dorritt Weil, Ruth Henderson, Delbert Gratz. Everett Hiestand, James Habeggar, Lucille Steiner, Eugene Weed, Irvin Penhorwood. Page twenty-seven YIRGILENE ALLMAN BLL'1'F1'0N, OHIO Home Econunzics .Uujur EUGENE BASINGER BLUFFTON, OHIO Sociology Jlujur WILLIAM BURBICK NEWTON FALLS, 01110 English and Spcmclf .Uujur 1-'LURENCI3 E. GEISSINGEI2 :XLLEN'A'UXYN, PENNSYLVANIA 4'll1Ltl1e1mztiv.v .Urzjur RACHEL IRENE CRIBLEZ BLL'1-'1'ToN, Oulu .ILVIIUHSII .Uujor NI YRON BROWN Sx'c'Mm111-:, OHIO .'Ur1flwr1111!i1'.w nliljlll' Page twenty-eight Florence Seniafzfi - I., 3 4 ,3 Ipfff' -f I- I , v J, .f 1 J I J 1 f 1. , -if Jr Y J , J X y s it fs I 4 It 'Q I M X -I J 'Y L' I. I , , 1 , I ,I x If .ft I, M J.- f , 1' r '- ' J 11' -J J, I 1 A I f My I , X 1, lg I J K 1941 I Julia JULIA 'CULP AKRON, OHIO English MfLj07' ETHELYN OYER BLUFFTON, OHIO Mzl.sic Majov' JAMES A. GRIFFITH BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA History Major MARY ELIZABETH AMSTUTZ BLUFFTON, OHIO Biology 0,7151 Clzemiswy Mnjov' MAGDALENE E. GEIGER BLUFFTON, OHIO Home Economics Major MELVIN YODER, JR. GOSHEN, INDIANA History Major Page twenty-nine IDUANE C. TXYAY Pmlx CITY, 01110 Hixtwfyf mul Swcivlvfjlgl jlfljffl' I-'RIEIIA EHRESMAN TRENTMN, 01110 Hu nu Iff-111111111 iv.: .Uujw 1' VIRGINIA FISHER 11131.-X, 01110 Lrlfffl Jlrrjm' RICHARD BAKER Srzamxu, OII10 Sm'iu1ng1f Jlujnl' GEORGE B. RAIFULUYICH I.1x1A, 011111 HI.vIn1'jJ rlnrf ffuf'4fHIn1'llf .ullj IIUNETA GOOD H1.1'1f1'Tf1x, Ullllb l1'll!ll1 1f1'111mf11f1',: ffm V! J ' ' f Pllffl' Ilfirffy ul' f Ifllrlfnjljf Illlljlll' N wx , E 4 Fi 4 I'u11ki11' Rudy 1941 -f MP Lorri e X RICHARD F. MOYER MT. CORY, 01110 Biology Major FRANCES JONES VENEDOCIA, OHIO Music Major DANIEL R. SCHANTZ EMMAUS, PENNSYLVANIA Music Major ELMER J. RAMGA WVAPAKONETA, O1110 Ch emis try Major DALE E. REICHENBACH BLUFFTON, 01110 History Major LOREEN PETERS DEFIANCE, OHIO Home Economics Major Page flnrty one v P I x 'ffi'2fff5iif'9' IP 1 UH , sf 5 li TI ff , fligjrf NI' Nyfv l'1SPQI'HINPl MUHI1 frw,r,ref,'.:, I's.'-'-J'11,'.A'-La 1 , , ,11l.,,,- H 'u 5, ILQEH 1 HYIP 'wsu fl 1 ffff' 'UMW 1 1, .lvlfljuf If .,P.'1.-Aiilf MPQ'IZPlIiIt 1 env, Sym IL'-'w'.'1.'..a'-1.x 1 11f,,f,, -, I' I PJ' '1 I5.1.Y.'51.1..'- U H111 J '.14 1' f 1 -' ...A f LMI. IfH,I,P.I1 II'H'1u 'mm 1 U' I If ll nf, mf, I I X1 .vf'l,f'f1 5 -.1 'A Alma 1941 -v. bb . ' A Q ix ia i Silk ,5 ' 133 1 Y, 1 Lingrel ALBERT NAUM LIMA, OIIIO Businvss IVIf1jo'r JEAN KOLB FAIRVIEWV, MICHIGAN Music Major LEMOYNE LINGREL MT. VICTORY, OIIIO Biology and Plzysicul Educ ation IV1ujo'r JOHN LUGINBUHL, JR. BLUFFTON, O1-110 Sociology Majov' JACK MCLAUGHLIN WADSWORT11, O1110 Business Major RUTH ANN RUPP Music Major ARC111s01,D, 01110 P nga tl1i'rty-tlrrvc ARTHUR RACINE WARREN BLL'FFr0N, Omo Bzzsiness .llrljur CHLOE DELL ROUTSUN MCCQMB, Omo Bible .llujur KENNETH XV. TAPKE WESTON, ILI.1xuis ,1lIlflllU2lltll'S rllul I'l1ffNf4's .llrrjnr GAYLON THOMAS I MCCU3IB,UH1H . ' H14 Suvinluyy Jllljlll' K ..l L I q 6 6 .fr 4 - ' X ' , Q fl! Q v -L v 1 L 1 'AI yu f , i J. V. -, 4 . ' -- M ., , 1 r' . 1 I 2 . A 1 Senioad A A - 2 V1 1 . . A K 'Af . .-4 GEORGE B. HAIPULUVICH: Football l, 2, Il, 45 Baskvtball I, 2, Il, 45 Busc- ball 1, 2, IS, 45 Varsity B 1, 2, Zi, Pres., 45 Witmarsum 2, 35, 45 I. R. C. 4: A1lVlSf1l'y Cabin:-1. 45 Class Pros. 25 House Council 315 May llay Chairman H5 Y. M. C. A. 35. 4. l FRANCES JONES: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, Il, 45 Varsity B 1, 2- Ire-as. Ii, Frm.. 45 Choral 1, 2, Ci, 45 Gospr-l Team 15 Home Ee. 2, fl, 45 Sturlvnt Wvl- farr- 45 Hriiiiccriiiiiiip: Queen 45 Class Treas. 4. CAROL lPIl,l,EIl: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, Il, 45 Varsity B Il, 45 Choral 45 llfmlc lic. fl, 4. MAGIDALENE GEIGER: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 45 Chnir 1, 2, 535 Hmm- Ec. 2, 55. l'ic-s. Al. JAMES GIIIFFITHZ Witmarsum fl, Editor 45 I. R. C. 2, l'rr-S. fl, 4: Pros. Ohio flUJllf'Ill Cmifi-i'c-ncv of Public Affairs 35 Advisory Cabinet 31, 45 Y. M. C. A, l, 2, fl, 43 Gfispc-l T1-am 25 Nc-wman Club, Vice Pres. 3. JEAN KOLH: Choir 1, 2, Scc'y. Ii, 45 Choral 1, 2, Il, 45 Church Choir 1. 21 752 Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, Ji, 45 Grispr-l Tr-:nn Ci, l'res. 45 Home lic. 1, 2, 345 Collegc Church Cmnmitta-rl 4. WILMA NASH: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 355 Thcspians 1, 2, 34, 45 Junior Plilyi Ui'clwstra 35, 45 Varsity B 1, 2, Ii, 4. CHIKJH IIPILI. RUUTSUN: Choir 1, fi, 45 Gospr-l Team l, 2, fl, 45 Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 21, 45 Choral 45 Orch:-stra 1, 2, 3. Pnyr' Hiirly-four RACHEL CRIBLEZ: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral 3, 4, Ista Staff 3, Vars- ity B 1, 2, 3, 4, Witmarsum 4. LOREEN PETERS: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4, Thespians 2, Witmarsum 4, Student Council 2, 3. ETHELYN OYER: Choir 3, 4. JULIA CULP: Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians 1, 2, V. Pres. 3, 4, Junior Play, Witmarsum 2, 3, 4, Ista Staff 3, Debate 1, 3, Who's Who 4. DUANE C. TWAY: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ista Bus. Mgr. 3, Witmarsum 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, V. Pres. 3, House Council 2, Base- ball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, 4, I. R. C. 2, 4, Class Pres. 1. MYRON BROWN: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Witmarsum 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 3, 4, Shakespearean Plays 3, 4. HARVEY BAUMAN: Choir 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Gospel Team 1 4 W3 4, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Ista Staff 3, Church Choir 1, 2, 4, Witmarsum 'A Ibuql I . EUGENE BASINGER: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, .. ..,,,,,--A Iii: :.-i in , A. . 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Comm. Club 4, I. R. C. 4, Church Choir ' ':' ,X ft WILLIAM BURBICK: Y. M. C. A. 4, , el Team 1, Choral 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, i ff ,, MARY ELIZABETH AMSTUTZ. Y. W. , il- 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 1, 2, Witmarsum 2, f- ' 4'7yQf., 5 -kdvisoiy Cabinet 4, Homecoming Attendant if I ELMER J. EAMGA: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, chol-3ls.1sQ '. ' itiarsuin 3, Gospel Team 3, Intramurals 2, Football, Bask,etb'al-lb-'IQBY T ball 1, 2, 3, 4. . A an ' ,3-.. H. LEONARD METZKER: I. - Team 1,22 3,.Pre Junior Play 3, Advisory ,s-EP:-'iQfa.x2:' Social Co1n ,itfQi,.:3' , Thespians 1, 3, Choral 1, A, 'Q-. ' ii-3 '. 7 '.'-L ' QE MELYIN YODER, JR. . . '- -I - -If fl 'Y ,'.. As' Council 1, House Council - , 'ol H K 3:37,-4' - 35: lee Baseball 1, Basketball 1,'2, -3, 4, jTgs.2i, ,gg,4'L DALE FRANCIS: 3 31341 4, Honor Court , .,'4g Whosbh DALE E. ,53fQsketball 1, 2 3, 4, ,lea 2,3 32 2, gf 4, I, Pres- 31,42 .I wi-a , , -c f ' f ' ,-.L f'fi - W--A I . w i? 5 LEMOYN X-i4.5.I3. 'G ' ill 3, 43 , -All f Varsity B' , V ' ..l' C1Ul?,.3I ' ..f.55lf l I 353339311 4 A ll ff ... ' P ' Y. 1, ' 2 ? 9' -'.: 1W2,, 3, Studentigj uncil ff? 5:15 - I? 1193 A T' . . . ff 'I ' iGER2 5 Witm21'S Gospel -A I O1-chew ..I3 . .-,3 . 1 r A-2313+ Irr f 2 Choir .z ffffw-31 . ff? ' : Yew ifj, A. i1,W ,,,f V'f. , ma1'SumF, :,Qi1,Qv 3: Gosbc. 1101181 , . 'I2- I ,,,, 28: 53 SM A: Y. A. 1, NB'- '1, Choral 1, 3, The dvisory Cab et,4, Home gr, , .fi 4, House Council Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 4. 'lv EAII I . DONETA E. GOOD: Y. N C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. VIRGILENE ALLMAN: Y. . C.,' 'I Witmarsum 3, 4, Vansity B 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral 3, 4, Home Ev. , 3, ,. 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 1. 'N DANIEL R. SCHANTZ: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Witmarsum 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH W. TAPKE: Y. M. C. A. Sec'y. 3, Pres. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Thespians 1, 2, 3, Ista Staff 3, Advisory Cabinet 4. ALBERT NAUM: Y. M. C. A. 3, 4, Witmarsum 3, 4, Football 3, 4. RICHARD F. MOYER: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Choral 3, 4, Gospel Team 4, Comm. Club 4. JOSEPHINE MOHR: Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Sec'y. 4, Ista Staf 3, House Council 1, Junior Class Play, Choir 1, 3, 4, Class Sec'y. 1, Debate 1. JOHN LUGINBUHL, JR.: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity B 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, Ista Staff 3, Class Pres. 4, Intramurals 1, 4. GAYLON THOMAS: Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Witmarsum 2, Choral 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Intramurals 3, Cheerleader 3. ARTHUR RACINE WARREN: Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, Comm. Club 3, Pres. 4, Football 2, 3, ,Mgr. 4, Basketball 2, 3, Witmarsum 3, 4, Varsity B 2, 3, 4. 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Illlf hun' yall jflalyrrl flu' yu , C4 99 arslty A Hne spirit, attitude and high morale has continu- ously characterized the various activites of the Varsity B's . An interesting intramural program open to every student again proved to be the outstanding activity for the year sponsored by the group. Planning of Homecoming, aiding in May Day and taking charge of concessions at various athletic events were other achieve- ments of the group. The men's club is composed of award winners in every major sport, While the Girls must participate in at least seventy-five hours of physical activity. An annual luncheon is the climax of the years activi- ties for the fellows where they are joined by former Varsity B members for an hour or two of speech- making and good fun. At May Day the girls group also hold a breakfast to which all former members are invited and the year is climaxed in the manner much the same as the boys. FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row- Elmer Ramga, Mgr.: Robert Kerr, Dave Vogelxresang, Alvn Schanz, Herbert Klassen, Dale Reichen- bach. Don Amstutz, Hugh Jones. Floyd Hugus, John Boehr, Robert Zigler, Wade Shook, John Leathers, Coach Burcky. Second Row- Minard Deeds, Melvin Yoder, Albert Naum, John Luginbuhl, Lemoyne Lengrel, Evan Soash, Eugene Basinger, George Radulovich, George Swank. First Row- Lyle Crow, Ray Holcomb, Herbert Fretz, Lloyd Hunsberger, Melvin Eshelman, Dave Yoder, Richard Wenger, Homer Gratz. Page thifrty-wine IUUTISALI. l.I.'l'THlCNIHN In' 1: 7' iLl'N'f I'i'Ql,I,l'.IlF If v V! HU'-H.Q1 MFZKIZ i' mfr! '.'-Tfll, IL lfI4 I, .,I.,.f.l-.I. I,'v'I,IQ 'Ill P'-'. -ttghf.-D H, W p H I , an lsr iv. ',I,'lI1'fl'Q l1'xlvll.UYI'lI ' V ' 'D ..r,m4f,l-1 .fu xrcrc ' Y Inu flax.-H U . 1 1.:,'.mu':,1. 1,r'.f.1:1A1, , lf'x'fl-Q 'mln-,lz Q 1 i '.' r1w1.wr.1la ' Qaafialf f'4l fll l 1 fly! .-. liluiflfm Hlllfflulo lilufftwn Hluiitun Hlufftfm lilufltmn lilufftfm HIHHYIAII Kvlul Sl H1-:1'.'1-I M. Nod ..I1l... Kont Statc 5443 Grand Rapids 20 In-fiancv 7 Ottc-rbi-in 155 Findlay 124 Ashland 0 Kvnyon 242 Assumptinn 263 . . T90 5lh'lVf' . . . Mittuga runs wild . nwn IHS-U ,... Grzuul Rapids nf-Xt .... 4-1' 'md .Iwhn Lupfinhuhl scorn . . . Rapids ton li:-:xwrf M-:inn :If-spwzxtc-ly . . . but lose 20-12 Lcft to Right- 'AL NAUM WADE SHOOK JOHNNY LUGINBUHI LLOYD HUNSBERGEP 'M EL YODER DUTCH BASINGER MINY DEEDS HERB FRETZ MEL ESHELMAN HUGH JONES askefball GAME BY GAME B0i'iingGreen...5rstgame...lose mr'ly1ad...Har01dLeh.mans1andsout ...Score-11-30- lountUnion...Joachim,Baughmank Ga. powerful . . . Ricky 6 Trnax turn hreuxen...putcmteuach...Hount Unionirins-55-Zo. Tol-ah's Bob Gerber stoppai at eleven point.s-..Car1son1akesover...Toledo Firsth0mega.me..-Kenyonbumpai 43-2... Bicky 5tarF.. Ohio Xonbem wins close one. ..-11-36. Bmvers1akeonnelrform...takef2st- snapping dcrrns1a!,ers from Wilherforee to 'rune0f4-331- Fndlay tripped for swuvnd 'lin . . . 31-Z3 ...Hdksandliadukrvichshine Oh.ioba.sketha1lreignssuprune..-Tri- StazeofIndianafaJ1s4l-32...Heiks ladsseorers. Sr:phcnmreAlRam.seyerstars...l'Je6anee hum'stoBurckymem39-34...f0u.rth maighzu-m Q Caiarville is vanquished in hectic battle ...cn-ertime.-.Heikssoores2'5point.s ..Bavers61-Cedarville-59. Page forty-two Out.seoreAu.mni33-28...gameruugh a.ndunnble...sixthstz-aightvictory. Ohio Northern again proves superiority ...br1eakswinstrak...abadnig:t foreveryone...O. X. U. 63-Buiton 30. Kenyonoomestolifeonhomedoor... I'in.s47-40. Blufton vanquished in return game at Find1ay...Trnaxleadsseorers... F.C.62-B.C.50. Bavers shaken by Defanee in return gme...De5anee66...Blufton44. La.sthomegame...Heiksseores20more ..-2,z.meplayedinharn...Cedarville rins52-43. Tri-State...longtrip...everyonetired ...Beaver:sfall4-4-'52...Iastgz'inefor seniors . . . Randy , 'Hel' Punkin , 'Bicky . Seven wins coupled with ten losses againstmanyoftbeforemostquintetsin theStatei.sareeordtheBaversmayhe well proud of. Heiks with spertacular shotnfromallpointsandanglesledthe scorers. LettermenveneGeorgeRadulo- vich, Heh-in Yoder, Duane Tvay, Dale Beicbenbuh,RayHoleomb,BobenHeiks, 'Al' hmaeyer, Clnrles Truax, Robert Lehman,John'l'hutt,andHaroldIrhman. I Q w I BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Row'-left to rightf- Coach Burcky. Ray Holcomb. Richard Wm-rim-l'. Ihmne 'l'wuy, Rohn-ul Lulunann. lilnwl' IC:um:n, Nur Second Row- Melvin Yoder, Alvin Ramseyvr. Imlu Ruin-In-nlwzulli, llolwrl PI4-ilw, livomgu Rzululnvu-Il. First, Row - Harold Lehmann, Charles 'l'runx, Jose Alonzo, 1 1-:nun Imgnnluill. John 'l'hult. gn' furly-I April 25 April 30 May 3 May 5 May 7 May 10 May 19 May 27 May 31 June 7 'Doubleheader Basie!! . Toledo U., here . Findlay, here . Cedarville, there . Findlay, there . Toledo U., there O. S. U., here O. S. U., there . Wilbei-force, here . Cedarville, here Alumni, here Huck Row --left to right Elmer Rnmuu, Mgr.: Earl Lehman. llzile NVestenb:irgei'. Evan Smash. Bob Heiks, Herb Fretz. Conch lhurcky Svcond Row' Herb Trziuchl. Lloyd Hunsberger. lluune Twaiy. John Liqqinbuhl, G. Rudulovirh, Chas. Lemley, Rus. Fellers First Rou- John Leathers, Lyle Crow, Bulb Lehnmn, Ellio Guhrie. Alvin Rnmseyer, Melvin Eshlemun. With the baseball season getting into full swing, the plucky Beavers have trot- ted and scampered through several prac- tices. As u whole the team has been showing up well. When the rough spots are ironed out the Beavers will p.ace on the field one of the scrappiest teams seen in the last few years. Page forty-four With weather ideal the Beaver thin- clads have been preparing early for their four tentatively scheduled track meets. Dual contests are to be held with Ohio Northern and Wittenberg, and a tri- angular meet is planned for Northern, Findlay and Bluffton. The Beaver track- sters may also compete in the Big Six at Bowling Green. ack Row-left to right- .nard Deeds, Eugene Basinger, Herb Fretn. Coach Burcky, Mel Eshleman, Blll Boorse, Bob Blough. 1-ont Row- an Soash, Myron Brown, Dave Yoder. Laurence Burkhalter, Richard Wenger. 6 2 G Only three lettermen will return to form the nucleus of the team. They are: Soash, 440, high jump, Brown, dashesg Burkhalter, hurdles and dashes. Along with these lettermen comes a strong group of prospects including Basinger, Yoder, Blough, Wenger, and Deeds. Page forty fir e i Track Page forty-sir C1111iS Under the instruction of Professor H. W. Berky the tennis team of Bluffton college is getting into shape for their part in Spring athletics. The squad will play four matches, in- cluding O. N. U. and Findlay netters. As yet the dates for the matches have not been set. 1. llfwk Row l fl in Vigil! - am f'u:lf'li l1erI.g.', Iioh Sinn:-ox. Drilr- Rolf-henhm-h. Dale Good, Jason Tripnlehorn. H::ml-l lmlmi-:', Jzicl. linhlw-r. Imrvin Luizinlmhl. Ray Ram'e-yer, Paul Martin Losing Zulier and West from last year, 'Coach' has Reichenhach and Good left from last year's candidates. Of the new- cmns-rs Bob Simcox, freshman from Cin- cinnati, shows promise of service befo1'e the season ends. gb? 1I,5. it EENS BETTY AMSTUTZ FRANCES JONES JOSEPHINE MOHR Page forty-seven Il 0 Eco N G Q EE yB4x.+,w'2X3 ',5 o .. Q- 4f N ' 98 o1G14',i9'sbbeL ,,,s.f..s- Qv9t,.-- Q, N! WF X ., fr - . ff 'ff X271 Qx9vV66' 'P' F , ff f gfQ.f,.fr-Q 'X 1-fiflflfs H '. 9 '. 3l '!'f fi f,,!b' .,,Lw,,,f gfgg, J JF g 'Lg' iff l ,Mlff xgvtgxgtw. Q ,.. 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'g1L 0 A' '1-'ri :I+-' , '- F5 A :ZS 23' , 1 '. V1-.av .ai '-' 5, ..- .L M f 6 , 9 9913 Ida 1 Pi H1-.,11.f -1-r , N11-iv X . T-Zq1'4.. -- I-2.1.-. J - If-1111-f., Lp.1'- 4 rw-1 luv: , ,.- - N 4 x v Iizxi- Hwhfmuly. I I'i.--r.-n.g.:- I--,. V. 'L. H. . 1...: le- If-m Ur. Vflye fifty-four 9 k U' 9 la J- ,- to Charlie for getting the UI' pictures taken on time. to Jim Habegger for 'and the group pictures. to Evelyn for your to Peg for to Jim Leidich to Margaret to Lucile fo portant tasks toW I' 6 and Page fifty-jifve Q' iw ubllcatlon of Blufl- caldlnal aim of Thls ob t- geneial W1thout Witmarsum the paper Business Stalf not only is avail- able for but also provides publication. A few given to the membership in and the for the cuts appearing in The Ista. The staff is divided into two separate divis- the and the circulation. The latter re- the handling and mailing of the Wit to countless alumni, faculty members, high schools, colleges, and to those interested in the activities of the college, as well as the distribution of the paper to local advertisers. Wfiimafzdum EDITORIAL STAFF Back Rowf George Swank, George Radulovich, Duane Tway, Ruth Severns, Earl Moreo, Betty Lane, James Smucker, Delbert Gratz, Ray Ramseyer. Second Rowe Helene Sams, Thelma Dailey, Magdalene Oyer, Jeanne Baumgartner, Virginia Fisher, Mary Lou Poe. Frances Beckenbach. Lena Boyer. First Row- Zitella Gettles. Margaret Berky, Albert Naum. Bctlty Keeney, James Griffith, Editor: Julia Culp. Richard Baker, Loreen Peters. BUSINESS STAFF Standing- Myron Brown, Lee Lehman. Evelyn Hilty, Rachel Criblez, Wilton Hartzler, Daniel Schantz. Seated- Lyle Messner, James Habegger, Ehverett I-Iiestand, Business Manager: Josephine Haldy. . i 4 R Page fifty-seven ,GJ .-S' ILUO jzftg-vigil! Y .. Gamma! X Q 1 Q 2 .- 5: Y G' ff 5, 2 u r S VF u ,.w9wm' S'l'l'IHiN'l' 1'llIN1'll. lfwlwxw-I NN'::v.n-I, Mzwvlznl-In-' Uxwl, fVl:1lf'1l- Nlvmv'l'. I,l4-wi llnllwluvlml ..f.-I .l1'--l-P,m-- Muhu, Ru-41-ll U51-I, Hn'h:ll1l I1nl.4-nl I'zf--'nl-ml, Ill Srl' AIIYISUIKY l'AI4lNl'I'l' ,awk mu 'J-Ium Y:-In-v. 4,.v4.1v-- lizulwmxuh, Hzwlln' XN.u- n, I,um:nl1l Mflfl 1 lunlulll lull: .uni .l.uln- 'VMIMIM IVA uuw- Kuna lxvl, I-:Hx Xu: lllln, l n:nlvv- .lun-', lfliulu lkhll I ll :lullll Stuclent Cotlrici Since its reorganization in 1937 the Student Council has been the foremost method of student control on the campus. It deals with problems of activity regulation, student dscipline, and general student-administration relations. The four classes are represented in this governing body of nine members, Whose term of office is for one year. The weekly meetings are supplemented by meetings with the Advisory Cabinet. The general informal in tone and are cussion. Dr. J. S. Schultz serves as group. 1net Cabinet of heads compris- namely: Committee, Varsity B, Mens Varsity B, Club, Y. W. C. A., and meets jointly With the Student Council for the purpose of advising the Council on pertaining to student organizations and arrang- ing the activity schedule for the year. Frances Jones, president of Girls Varsity B, an auto- matic member of this group was chosen to represent thc group in Student Welfare committee. Page fifty-nine of our ,Q-'..,M Qu r gi rl M The 'Y. W organiza- A tions on the contributes the college ness. only is the indi- All the differ- social among lend themselves the goal of realizing full and creative people . the events sponsored by the campus religious groups for co-eds wc1'e: the Mixer, Week of Prayer Services, Big and Little Sister Tea, joint meetings with high school Girl Reserves, Geneva Banquet, Sweetheart Sister party and candle-light services. Mrs. A. C. Burcky served as faculty advisor. O Y. Ill. C'. A. Standing- Richard Weaver, Richard Howenftinc, Ray Ramseyer, Ray Holcomb, William Holtkamp, Alvin Beachy, Duane Tway. Leonard Metzker. Seatedi Wilton Hartzler, Gaylon Thomas. Pres.: Kenneth Tapke, Prof. Schultz, Robert Sommer, Myron Brown. Y. W. C. A. Standingi Rachel Criblez, Lucile Tschantz, Ivlargaret. Berky, Marcile Steiner, Ruth Henderson, Lora Schultz, Loreen Peters. Seated- Frances Ramseyer, Evelyn Hilty. Mrs. Burcky, Betty Amstutz, Pres.: Esther Niswander, Magda- len Oyer. fmcmrz. W. .e. 4. Page sixty-one M W 6601 en '4 l'rly1ff f'lff?l 1l f, V1 V v 1.1 1 y v I I1 1 I 1. V. .fm i Iulvn. In ' I IC, ,H MIIKLS fillSl'lul. fli XM w- I. lf N-. I.I'v:g. Ilvf. 1, lfvnh Iinihnwfll Ylvvxmn l'1 hw, N'l:u!wl Hwll, Muzw. 1.1: nu r, Mm - 'LP'-1'f.'I-N Ifnh H- 11- A III,-, rV If IN i 1 v I1 HM .4wI4!mv, 511mm Inu Vw, Ml 1- Swinrm-L,, l,m-in Mru 4-1, Hnllx' NIH-:rum .11 1- -' vw H-If-v. llulnygw, W1my:w-I Frwllul .Ium Kullnl IH:-,, 'lhalmn linull-x, 'Lum--' .Xfln N11-INS lLUSl'l'1l. TICAM ,I -1'1 Iv.4vv-, wwf- 1.1111 '.v:.b,f-1, lCw..4l 'lhurmag llmfvlfl 'Hnuf4u, I.:zurmu- I4-nkhnllu rm, rvd ' Omvff. l,4,l. N11 vu, HMP.:-'fl fviurrlrrm, Alun lil-:41'hs'. Hlllw Hulhln-'. f'Xl'1han 'lhif-r-:ll gum- Iizlruyylf, I,f1.u.m:l F-'lfv7'r.s-r, Vrw, In Hzmlnzun, Hnlwn'1 Sulnlnvr, Hn: 1 w GTFTS Gospe C3111 Value of personal religion is stressed in the weekly meetngs, held each Thursday night by the Wornen's Gospel team. During fthe past year, the team frequently met jointly with the Men's Gospel team when outside speak- ers were secured. These hours of Christian fellowship, meditation, discussion and prayer have brought to each member unmeasureable values. A deputation group was organized to offer in near-by churches. The quartet consisted Steiner, Thelma Dailey, Lucille Steiner, J The group received much inspiration interested sponsor, Miss Alta Schrock. Seven veais need for strengthen to its meets spirtual con iibuted deepening of the Together with Gospel team con- 'lllllo to promote booklets however, are not confined to the campus. The traveled over six thousand miles dur- year. They gave services in churches, and Old Folks homes in Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri and Pennsylvania. program consists of selections by the quartet and sermons by Leonard Metzker and Robert Sommer. The first quartet is composed of John Boehr, Robert Sommer, Leonard Metzker, and James Habcggar. The other Edmund Zehr, Paul Soldner, Glenn Graber, and Harvey Bauman. Page sixty- three Particpation orchestras of probably marked the college very highly eerts, and for them a The mately year than give a an active December. It is concerts College the rchestra College orchestra, The orchestra concei ts mentioned 0 21' rf' Page sixty-four members, has been vith the combined Manchester ason for to be con- the latest interest in the mEmbClS and ,o'.,,M ,gxf 5.5 , 1 hav , Strains of entrance of in black and Oil' hymn announce the Choir, robed Under Russell A. Lantz, the from music written by' in t churches of college. composers writers services, the , and gives communities. co ribution is the special services at various o the year. Prior to Easter The Seven Last off Christ by Dubois was rendered by the choir. group has truly become an integral part of the ORCHESTRA Ruth Henderson. Paul Soldner, Lora Schultz, Ruth Soldner, Mary Alice Howe, Richard Berky, Laurence Burkhalter, Pres.: Professor Hauenstein. James Smucker, Harold Thiessen. Paul Emmert, William Holtkamn. Richard Howenstine, Harold Lehman. Richard Mumma. Arthur Thiessen. Delbert Gratz, Marie Zuerchcr, Esther Niswander, Barbara Triplett. Keith Plank, Robert Zigler, William Boorsc, Mary Jane Mayberry, Lucile Medler. CHOIR Back Row- James Welty. Richard Howenstine. Ellis Guthrie, Alvin Bean-hy, Herbert Oyer. John Boehr, Laurence Burkhalter, James Smucker. James Leidich, Glen Graber. Paul Soldner. Leland Lehman, Wilton Hartzler. R. Neuenschwander. Delbert Gratz. Russell Oyer, Ellwyn Hartzler. Third Rowf Harvey Bauman, Pres.: William Boorse, Marcile Steiner, Lora Schultz. Jo Haldy. Mary Alice Geiger. Dorothy Burner. Margaret Berky, Lucile Steiner, Shirley Werley, Gertrude Deiwiler, Betty Amstutz, Thelma Dailey, Jeanne Baumgrartner, Edmund Zehr, Earl Lehman. Second Row- Wanda McDowell, Josephine Mohr, Betty Lane, Frances Ramseyer. Ruth Buikhard. Ruth Zuiderhook Helen Habegger. Ruth Neuenschwander Alice Jean Ste' R , 1 mer, uth Ann Rupp, Ann chuch,'Ma,fda1en5 Oyer, Marie Zuercher, Bettye Lewis, Viola Amstutz. First Row- Paulin Sprungrer, Chloe Dell Routson. Phyllis Steiner. Jean Kolb. Etheyn Oyer. Frances Ramseyer. Professor R. A. Lantz. Esther Geigley, Frances Beckenbach, Ruth Soldner, Wanda Suter, Esther Nis- wander, Loreen Peters. ahah Page Sixty-fire ,flu Ax ,ff ,,,-L-7, THl,'l'lANF f . .YN 1 Il'-'1 u ' fl-' U r - 'v l,,' :1 ' - .. . HU Y' I'-1 'v1:',': --' Ulvzf lf' H1 Nllrlt VLAN 1 H 1' ni- ' 'v ,ww li- '. H-1' -. F-1:w lin-A-Y ,.- .- 1 -, ,f , .'.-1 'H Fw ' HI'- ,fr CSPTHHS The Thespians, rg eted y- other successful season as the center Y l entertainrnent. Etzflfiffifer 5 'TH ' L in dramatic enter- tainm 'j N - pe -55, ar's activity with xiiiinzll qflwl f ond The Hormon- .L-af' . c cf--ri 'I -ff--JL P A1 - programs pre Q Vm,fgl.VAals Thumb Theater. EQ, asrfthe rnncleus-pofx-agtivlty and offers active participation iniap ost every phase if , . ,, efaifv. caslonal plays, readi ,ar d other forms A E: :?fjY:'?f?g roduced befo .gif-' own organiza- - 1- 'i :' M pre al Shakespearean U 1 ' , , EZ? ' -1?.g'1i- . fam ' , , . f- .. K' .1 xg 1-.3 .5-1- V, ftowiay D y festivities. 1'511:'Li?: J A r 'P-vef?9v .aw 1 1. w tix A 1 .For , Ja n ew gtiorey Aogra of the col- -' lege,'chapel, ' hespians pirel ious drama entitled The E' L ' i 3' the college chapel and i , QQ Sntiggixfgtage N 'iti will assist L-alex:-as- -M.:-V--ex, . uesff '5,ffi'ifet- -.xi -. , .' . . . ,ffggfqgi ..,, r'j-gg, ,,,.,1 'eatly in fu AL M 1' xmatl activity in Kyears. 1 ., . Qeeree' ' ' e. 4 , X- ' fy ,f 511- Q , . , I ,ffxiizailf mc -' .. f- . 5-.e . T f - A 'V 2 J.--f i l , ,,., if-ET eiifg-is 'fl' Q- YT' ' ' X51 . ' ,. lg-f.,f'f5 Charm, ex 1 my-21' distin ned the ' fi dramatization o i 'miffOld e by thye ' -B iol' f, ' class on iivi35'l+'3--23 26, 1941. ' llf CAST Miss Mary Ainslie . . Ruth Hende Jane Hathaway Margaret rky ' Ruth Thorne . Bernice Carlton Carl Wenfield . Sophony Trotter Doctor Howard Patterson Hepsey . . Joe Pendleton . James Ball . Betty Keeney Margaret Olivet Mark Houshower . Evelyn Hilty George Swank Frances Ramseyer Bertram Smucker Richard Weaver Page Sixty-seven OUSC OUIICT S The House and Lincoln Hall are chosen each the dormitory students. Thev the dormi- tories. It is stu- dent group living. Each two Thanksgiving and Christmas another at'whieh time thev and friends Both had an year under of Ropp Hall, the ! ' f gf' be The Home endeavored to ut as stated 1 in its 111 To en- courage and f2y To pro- vide responsibility and help! 3 133 To assura e MJ To frien ship of club through cooperation commo interestsg Q51 And to develop the profes- in rest. I 4- carry ' o , programs that the club sponsored were: An initial get-together in the form of an outdoor supperg an illustrated talk by Miss Dolores McCarty, a talk on the food and clothing of France by Miss Ramseyer, a Progressive Party, and a trip through the Dunbar Fur- niture Factory of Berne, Indiana. Page Sixty-eight 0114141488 ' M. HOUSE COUNCILS Standing- . Russell Oyer, Alvin Ramseyer. Ann Chuch, Melvin Yoder. Lucile Tschantz, Alvin Beachy, Albert Naum. Seatedw 'l 04116 C Richard Weaver. Alice Jean Steiner, Frieda Ehresman. Miss Schrock, Gaylon Thomas, James Welty. HOME EC. CLUB Back Row- Blenna Brown. Lucile Tschantz, Marilyn Fackler, Marcile Steiner, Ruth Reining. Mary Alice Geiger, Ruth Neuenschwander, Shirley Bailey. Second Row- Esther Mae Geigley. Carol Diller, Alma Schrock, Betty Keeney. Jeanne Schutz, Frieda Ehresman. First Row- 'Y ret Olivet. Magdalene Geiger. Pres.: Miss Kumler, Loreen Peters, Frances Jones. Donita Good. Manga Page sixty-r11'ne .iedde 1 E V: I L Q .1 Social Dl'flSA'l'fI ' ' :vin 1' I I ll I luvru, lhllvin lnvilxllvxlul, Iiilim fl1Hhvl'iI'. 1 I I XI v ll-wx lmv. 1, Ilwlwv l l'41Y, ,Uxln Ilvzurlly. 'iUl'l1'zl. l'llIVlMlTTl1I!'1 ru 1 rlmnvmfm. l'n'rvI'. ll:-lllnmp, l'ruf, Muvr'l', Nlnrl. llulnlmwn Y 'll J Vllfjr' rl ocia The Social campus this each Saturday hikes, folk backward and teur program worked with gram and with Fal.. The members ehate committee are the upper classes and faculty. for During' the Debate team under the direction , participated in many was: Resolved, That CTS with the Green. saw' Form a Bluffton debat- at Bowling at Wittenberg, at Capital University, Ohio tour- and question. Metzker, Page seventy-one Hail to Ye College. hue: GlorilicAuon Much. ' ' Emu ln'n.':0 Gnome: Rosunxnua. Arr. by Hun Bun, 'TL .--1. . -. - r 9-4 g, F 1- W 13122. ' 63 L ' - nel :ZF Tl Tlue i lschoolthlfl knovnlo All, By the put-ple md the while: We Zeer --1 - - is E Hg- 3? A -gf. - H 1- 1- I- 1'- , v, ,AM Si: 'f-11:72 - - :-121:21 iv: ' -iid? '31 5, 1-1 . : s-s , PEI- IJ ,- lly thu lhe il All ngmf F-rr her col-un we will All light. Oh, fl if P - IL l- fl f . . II l I Q L- 'Y' 4-' 4. I P1 I 4. f .: -- ' if 2 M 7 . F - lly. the il A no - ble scho0l.Old Blui-tan proud and lair: Ol her 52274 ' lei 5+ 'S: - 1 3 :- I v Y ,- -, 1. 1- I - v- . , s N N l 5 ' s el r -4 5' ' xii. 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Y.IL111i111' girls cat 1'1'L1l Il:1li1111 :'i111g'l11'tti 111 I1u's l1i1'tl11lay di1111c-1'. -I 111'11111l Thz111ksg'i1'i11g l11111qL11-t. -Vz1cz1tir111 l11-g'i11s. flluclc z11g'z1i11. N1L1l'IJ,'2ll'f'l :mil lliclq l'l'llHl't ll NYtllllll'lfLll ti1111- i11 Ginslivii. ,Fl-lata ilrivv l11'15i11s. DECEMBER 1-College church debate on regular church attendance. 3-Trifan finally goes down in defeat tor is it in a bed?J. 4-First basketball game lost to Bow.ing Green. 6-Beavers journey to Mt. Union-Lose. 'I-- Backwards party. Ruth and Lu give corsages? 8-Candlelight service in Mennonite church. 10-'Buckyl' triumphant over Kenyon. Band makes its debut. 11-Y. W. pancake supper-Graber boys gain record-Jerk 30, Glen 29. 12-Russell Horton appears on music concert series. 15-The Messiah presented. 16-Ropp Hall Christmas party. Santa Claus comes twice and even the three wise UD men show up. 18-Y. W. Christmas party in Kopp Hall. Eve- lyn Hilty finally understands about Twin- kle, Twink.e Little Star. 20-Christmas banquet. Dale Francis explains about Christmas-Thespian plays-caroling afterwards. 21-Vacation begins and a long trip home brings trouble for some. JANUARY 6-Vacation ends. 7-Doneta Good has Hrst program in new chapel. 10-Beavers win from Wilberforce. ll-Hike to Carol Diller's for chili. 12-Open house at the Lantz's! 15-Bluffton wins from Findlay! 31-25. 18-Basketball with Tri-State. Another victory! 19-lcev. Shel.ey speaks at chapel dedication. 22-You've guessed it-exams begin. 25--What's wrong with this? Prof. Trifan leaves and Miss Ramseyer returns. 27-Faculty reception for students. 28-Junior class sleigh rides to Pandora. 31-Beavers top Cedarville, 61 to 59. FEBRUARY 1-Alumni game:-varsity wins. 2-Vespers with J. C. Meyers of We-tern Reserve. 5-Wilberforce chorus and speaker present program at joint Y meetng. 8-We lose to Kenyon. 9-Concert by the orchestras of Bowling Green, Manchester and Bluffton colleges. 12-International Day at Wilberforce attracts large group. 14-St. Valentine remembers Lu and Dotty with roses. Beachy de.ivers his to Indiana in person. 15-Ropp Hall open house. 16-Evelyn Hilty entertains the gang at Pandora. Who called Lee Lehman a lap lizard . 17-Maurice Dumesnil presents piano recital. 18-Jo Mohr explains the peculiarites of the Penna. Dutch. Page seventy-fire 19-Beavers lose to Defiance. 241-O. N. U. and Findlay faculties meet here with our OXYI1. 21-Thespian plays. Now we know why Bert is a hachelor and why Weaver wishes he 17 18 XX't'l't'. MARCH 1-Amateur night. Ann Rollins takes the prize. 2-Ycspcrs. Bishop Paul Jones of Antioch. 3-Miss Ramscyer speaks in join Y meeting' U-Shook takes the fatal step. 10- 11- 12.- -J-1 Al Ramseyer and Bob Lehman discover what the seminary stacks can be used for. Tsk, tsk! Librarians hold farewell part for Al Naum. Houshower and Beachey debate with Rut- ger's squad. -Fellows' Varsity B banquet. -Ray Holcomb elected May Ilay chairman- Charlie Lemley Clean-Up Day head. College party at Star Theatre-Philadelphia Story. .fo--.lo Mohr cliomin May Qu4-cn with I,orrif- 'ts nianl of honor. 1143 Y, W. iiciicya inothcr and vlainghtcr hanfl ut-t Junior class play HI1LlYl'llIll'l' unil Uhl liacc .IT-'lln-spnin group tram-ls to Toll-ilo to se-1 14 lf. 10 'l'lnAw- Shall Hi- No Night . Julia pumps 151 a tire! fill-V-Vlnoir f'4P!ll'6'l'1 'Tllt' Sow-ii liost XVIIVIIS of 21 Vhrist. ixricn, 2 I-V-lfiw in thi- flininc' halI'.' I Vx'-1 '.'. onl:j, .s violin t'tblN'l'lil provhh-. 1-yi-ni lm 1-nt:-rtninnn-nt. Seniors win intrainuiul QU chainpionslnp. Z .-'xt ln.-t itl.-. lwrv. l'fl-oi ifinfif- 'llf Us -Anil already it's gone. What ilicl I do with that vacation? -Y. W. cabinet retreats at Bc,-tty Amstutzl -Ch-an-up Ilay! Orchids to Charlie for a fine job. -Box social in thc barn with that famous Pennsylvania auctionccr. -Lcirlich joins thc Y. W. and hclps collcct papers. -Education groups visit Univ:-rsity High School at Columbus. Thi- l ratc-rnity of Six is founded. -Opt-n house- at Lincoln Hall. -Studi-nts vote straight IH-mopublican tickt-1, after rousing' rally. Tha- promised blackout must have he-lp:-all MAY -Pres, Francis and his followers take over. Breakfast in bed-checkup on chapel attend- ance-l2 o'clock for all and music in the stacks. -Annual Wit banquet. Congratulations Edi- tor Berky, the best of luck. Bluffton meets Cedarville. Wins 6-2. -Comprehensives for Seniors. -Y girls rise early. May Day breakfast. -Seniors royally received at Prexy's after last of comprehensives. 10-Pacifist Youth Conference on campus. -Governor Bricker is chief speaker at Booster Banquet. Who said Bluffton isn't on the map? -New Student Council heads for 1941: Ray Holcomb, Pres.g Mark Houshower, V. Pres.: Marcile Steiner, Sec'y.-treas. -Home Ec. girls demonstrate the newest fashions. -Gads, but these women are forward! Well, leap week comes but once a year. Penny Carnival in the barn proves the undoing of many. 23-Beavers meet up with Wilberforce in tennis and baseball. Frannie's organ recital makes us realize how much we'll miss her. 26-Ruth Ann and Danny prove themselves a hard-to-beat combination by their joint re- cital. 28-Juniors fete seniors at banquet and theater. 31-Our 'Jeannie with the light brown hair demonstrates her well-known ability as a soprano. JUNE 6-Julia's last performance on the organ will long be remembered. 7-Grads return for alumni banquet followed by Ethelyn Oyer's recital. 9-Bluffton Day. Jo and Lorrie even more charming than usual. Shakespearean play- The Taming of the Shrew. 10-Commencement address given by A. E. Holt. Goodbye and good luck to all-graduates, those who are leaving, and of course to the Bluff- ton College students of the future. Ruth Henderson posmvnv ND lainie! PAGE A A. Hauenstein 8: Son. V 34 Amstutz Cannery.-. ,.... 98 Artwill Dress Shop... .. . .. . 83 Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co, .,., .. .. . 93 B Badertscher's Grocery .. VV 85 Barnes Grocery ',,,,, V ,,,,,, .V V. .,,,,. .... V V V V V- 89 Basinger Bros. Meat Market VVVVV VVVVVVVVVVV V VVVV 3 4 Basinger, Drs. Francis and Evan-.. .. 89 Basinger Furniture Store ,..,.,, 94 Basinger Jewelry Store.. . .. V 82 Berne Hardware... . .. .,,.. . V 8-1 Bigler Bros. Meat Market.. 95 Bixel Motor SalesV . V V V 99 Bixel, Drs. D. C. and Gordon.. 89 Bixel, Dr. Munson R. .. .. . . . .. 82 Bluffton Co.lege .... . . . . 81 Bluffton Implement QQ Harness Co. 85 Bluffton Milling Co. VV V... V . V 94 Bluffton News, The. . V...VV 88 Bluffton Stone Co.V V V .VVV VV 98 Board of Public Affairs ...V 98 Burcky, A. C. V VV VVVVV 92 Bursley R Co., Inc. . 85 C Citizens National Bank, The ....... ...... 9 1 City Market. . .... . . 98 College Book Exchange. .. .. 98 Community Market . 94 D Diller Company, The V. 99 Diller Funeral Home 935 Diller Insurance Co. V 90 E Economy Store, The .V.... 83 Eilerman's Clothing Co. V 89 F Feldmans 90 Fred Gratz Store, The 92 G Grove Milk Co. . 100 Grove Street Greenhouses 95 H Hankish Confectionery 82 Harry's Men's Wear . 86 Hartman 8: Son 81 Harts Jewelry Store. 94 Hilty Drug Store. . .. .. . 82 Hofeller, Hiatt and Clark. . 85 Holcomb, R. E. . 81 Hughes and Son 83 Hy-Grade Dairy . 89 Page seventy-eight l I Ista, 1942 .................... . ...................... ......... . Indianapolis Engraving Co .............. J J. C. Penny Co., Inc... .................. John Fett and Son Hardware ..... ...... K Kib's News Stand .. ....... .,.... . . L L. T. Greding Hardware... Lape Co., The- .. .. Leader Store, The VVVV VV.. VVVV V . . V Lehigh Structural Steel Co. ....... M Madisons Morris Bros... .,,. . Mortons Men's Shop C. H. Musse.man ....... .. N Xeu-Art Studio .. . .. Niswander 8: Herring. Niswander Implement Store.. P Page Dairy .. . . Pandora Garage... . Pandora Milling Co .V... .VVVVV....VV Pats Barber Shop, . .... Peter Gratz Dry Goods Store. ...... . Pine Restaurant.-. .. R R. T. Gregg 8: Co. Ramseyer, A. C .... . Risser's Sandwich Shop . Sidney's Drug Shop .... .. Siefleld's Bakery. .......... .. Snowflake Laundry.. . .. . . Soash, Melville D., M. D ..... .. Souderton Building 8: Loan Co .... ....... Stanley Basinger Funeral Home. Star Theatre ...... .... . . ........... Steiner Chevrolet Sales.. Steiner, Dr. J. S.. .... ......,. . .. Steiner Hatchery.. .. Steiner and Huser. . Steinman Lumber Co.... . 82 .. .. 8.9 PAGE 96 92 99 80 86 . .... . 87 .. .... 83 .. .. 87 . ...... 9 1 . ...., 84 . ...... 79 . .... 90 94 .. .. -99 92 8:1 n . 86 80 95 80 79 79 92 ..... 93 .....100 93 .86 . ..... . .. 91 95 84 83 86 84 95 T Travis, B. W., M. D .... ..... ........ . ..,.. . . . ..,........, ...,, , .. 98 Triplett Electrical Instrument Co ....... . . ,..... 97 U Union National Bank 81 Trust Co.. 86 W Western Auto Supply......... 87 Compliments of Xxlff -E 0 3 1 'W' V C. I-I. cmd Emma G Musseimcm Compliments of Compliments of A' RfiSSCI',S Ranlseyer S311ClWiC11 21I'1Cl Class of 1941 NEWS R. Gregg STAND 51 C0- Lima, Ohio ---A-A -A--iglrvn-r -57.4-T.:--iafoiniz-T Ihfvl 1 -A-:gage---L-1--f-f-------1---F--:..-::.-c::::::::1: i:i:i:::i:cv:n Compliments of U ll ii IIARTMAN SIINS u . . II Furniture and Undertaklng ii Rugs. Norge Refrigerators, Maytag Washers, Hoover Sweepers Ambulance Service Day and Night Branch Store at Kalida Columbus Grove, Ohio Qi H !.! . II Compllments of fi ii II O O R E HGLCGMB H !! F! Wadsworth, Ohio QQ U ,-..-sq-num.-in BLUFFTGN COLLEGE Invites you to enjoy the best in education A christian democratic environment H ll I t ii u 1.1 1! M A competent faculty and sound scholarship A beautiful campus and fine facilities Abundant opportunity for self-expression Reasonable tuition and blow expenses Lloyd L. Ramseyer, Ph.D., President In 1+ i !! II ---.---1-1011-eec1-1,1-1g-:of 10191010 . 1 . 1 .ia-lhiuzo Page eigh ty-one -:'..7'i '1 -.1 --------r -7--1-1---r-:ff-gff7:7-:-57:-3-5-5-:-1-5-5--,G ' R 0.1 MORRIS BRCS. Hart Schaffner 8 Marx and Hyde Park Clothes Stetson Hats Wilson Bros. Sportswear and Furnishings 217 N. Main Lima. Ohio - -1 aan CHAR LES HANKISH Wholesale and Retail lee fl'03lll and Candy Try Us On Youi Next Order You're Welcome In Our Ice Cream Parlor Wc're For Quality and Service in :i fi :V vu :I fx ri ri u in n ii n o is is 4. o U it n 4. ----3 --- -- -t-1.11 cis-.izoi:-19:az:1:11-11-isis::-i:f1:1:-s-T-'----- -..- ,P ,,-,,,,,,..-,,A-,-,..4,..,..r..,..s-,-.5,.,,l,.- -516--C-C1,,T,c,o-51:12 : v ,X V, Basinger's Jewelry Store Diamonds and Watches 110 N. Main St. Lima. Ohio Quality at Lou: Cost We have in stock well known and standard Merchandise of Reliable Quality PETER GRATZ CORNER DRY GOODS STORE Compliments of M. R. BIXEL, M. D. Phone 120-W Bluffton, Ohio Compliments of R E X A L L DRUG STORE A. S. Hilty, Prop. Pandora, Ohio v i v' ii U l! !! !! H !! F! H H !! lr ll H 11 H H H :- :Q :QL-1.1-111 :Q :wifi-131911: ::1:1::a11o:o I I ffllrly-Vhrg g.Z......1g.2 D D D D D D ffl? 1:gf,y,'j Q S ii Chelsa .... A dainty, smartly-styled Gruen. Yellow gold filled, Guildite 3 back, 15 jewels .,,.,......,,..,...,..,.......,.,..,..,... .,,.,,S24.75 Complete Selection of Men's and Ladies' Watches ll H. w. Anhaus L. D. Thutt for Graduates HUGHES sl SON Q - J 1 Bluffton' Ohm Public Square we ers Lima, Ohio E Compliments of I I Pcm orc: Ml Ing Company Q U Dealers in All Kinds of Il GRAINS, SEEDS, COAL, ETC. Q II Phone -19A Pandora, Ohio ll W-1-it-M'C-w - - -'-W -C-C-k-h-'-'- -V--'- -M-W-M-M-M-C-'wwlj' ' 1 Lima S Greatest Department Store ii !! U U !! !1 Lima, Oh10 U II F! Compliments of Compliments of II ARTWILL il DR. J. S. STEINER H DRESS SHOP gg Main 7873 Office Citizens Bank Bldg. 227 N. Main Lima, Ohio Phone 215-W -.:.:.:.:.:.:.Z.:...:.:.:.:.E.:.:.:.:.::.:.:.:.I.:.I.:,--,-.---J Page eighty-three 11.11. 1, 111. 1:-151 1:141...,.1,:1f1:::1:1-:ini vcicicicizi: 1:12:12 Prescriptions Hospital Supplies STEINER 81 HUSER A. Hatieilsteiil FOR H S011 CLOTHING FURNISHINGS The Corner Drug Store SHOES Soda Stationery Phone 283-W Bluffton, Ohio 1-Q1-Q1-z..-are14:-1::,:1-:::4::::-:zzz-:i 1-:1--1 1 2 lcicipt:-1-zz-:zainzozni .1 .1 BASINGER BROS. MEAT MARKET Home Dressed Meats A Large Selection of Luncheon Meats T116 Hat 3,552.95 Featured by lf it's Hardware we have it B E R N E HARDWARE CO. Phone 117 Berne, Indiana Beauty Comfort S T E I N E R CHEVROLET SALES Bluilton, Ohio M 0 R T 0 N 9 S Body and Fender Repairing a Specialty 9 Economy Durability J 4-iyhflf-four L :Pg Congratulations Class of 1.941 o,.,.,,l:,-.,.E I 5 :lo a m :Tam:-G:l:i:W,- all .MQ o H J P . ll ! Bursley 81 Co., Inc. gf u - rr 5 1 f 'mxmx .34 W Home of llttle Elf Food Products Lima, Ohio 1---.1 1515151 1 1- .11 1 1 1,- 1.5. 1 .- .- 1 .- .- init:-91411.-101 1 1 BADERTSCHEIVS Best Wishes Bluffton Implement GRUCERY 8z Harness Co. John Deere Line of Farm . - Equipment Frlendly Service Woman's Friend Washers Harness and Collars 106 Vine St. Bluffton, Ohio Bluffton, Ohio PANDORA GARAGE The Young Men'-S Shop of Lima Dodge 1 Plymoglth Fashion Park 81 Charter House Sales and SEFVICC Clothes Replacement Parts 8: Accessories Automotive Service foo' 27 Years M Pandora, Ohio 237 N. Main Lima, Ohio Page eighty-fi o'o 1: , ---.-.-.-.---------.-.- :e:::.,:, U !! 2 Compliments of Compliments of , I H . , H . , , Q P A T temer s Hatchery U ll H and 5 BARBER HOP M. t F d M11 gi H dS Bl' ee l .. H ll Bl ' ' li ., utt ton, Ohio , , ,, ll Bluffton, Ohio H U F! ll ll 3 Smart Clothes for L. T. GREDING 35 Dad and Lad Q HARD RE Q Mallory Hats New York Suits , N . , F urnaces - Stoves . Dobb Hats Sterling Suits . II Q Roofing and Spoutmg n Harr 's Men's Wear lj y Bus. Phone 228-W ll 208 N. Main Lima, Ohio Res. Phone 345-W ll H ii hte-1,1Q1,1,1.1e1J1 1-.1 1-121211212121 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1-1 1:-1-1 1-1-1-1-:1:o:o ge:::e:Q:e:f:::::1-225: :e:C:..:C: : 1-,:a:n:a1e:a:e,.,......:.e: :-: :,f, H U UNION NATIONAL SOUDERTON BUILD- , li I BANK SL TRU T CO. ING 8z LOAN ASS N. H ll Souderton, Pa. Souderton, Pa. ll C- K- Gotwals- Pre? Henry S. Detwiler, Ass't Sec'y. H H. M. Detwiler, Cashler ll 'I As of Feb. 5, 1941 4- Statement of Condition ASSETS At the Close of Business on 151111,---Q-ei -4.-- Mei -.'4- ir-4 - lll 4 my nan or ,range ,mins ... it , M Aprll 4' Straight lVlm'tg:n:e Imzinri ..... ... PxEI,5UlI llll .. . ... Il -- 14.1 v' I .1 S .,.. , n,9m.lm REBOL Rl Lb Sdrlxllfat Ixsiiijitmlll . . .......,,.... AIT.-1145 UH 'V ll Howl! nml Securilws ............., Sl,IH5,3'41! H41 Real Iistntu .,................,...... 7,875.00 ' lnums mul Invmmrvienle- .... .. .... l,-tlZ4,140E0.LIl Iicul Estate- Under Agrrement of Sale. 2,410 ull l Real I-Jamie and Izhuipmem. ,... .. 113G,7n'1.I4I1 Img! 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SJ.-In-r,.p..h,lIJ nU',l,UwMl Money V' N ' I7 Mm HU ,, i Fu Il l': il Sh ri- ,,,. ... llIi.74m no ir ii Total Trust Ilwunds, SJD6,746.9h Alivrninixl Ptiglilnliw- ,,... ... farm UU Cnntinm-nl lim-N-i'vv ...,.. , . . 2H,4l4fl.il0 5,11.'1gTy - Sffffvlf-'lf - STRENQTH rmm nm- sh...-1-h..nle.-H lH5,H4l6 in ii M..,,,,,.., ,M,.,,,, ,,.,,,,,,l ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1-,,,,,,,,,,i,,,, 'ro'mi. I.IAlill.l'l'lES ............ smmnvni I ll I!111:1J1e1:1L1:1.-1e1::ee1:121:11:11.-121:-131:-1010101-.1.-1:11 1 1 1e1u1oico:: l'uyr eighty-Hi: ze: znzezciaininininininl- 1-uinl-01010:nznzazozmnzniaznznzniuz 1 -ui .', ----oe 9 o o LEHIGH STRUCTURAL ii STEE L CO B U ' U II E ii ENGINEERS ' FABRICI-lTORS 0 ERECTURS H ll Commercial Galvanizing - Radio Towers Steel Buildings - Transmission Towers Q !! Branch Olfices: New York -- Boston - Washington - Philadelphia Baltimore - Home Office 81 Plant: Allentown, Pa. Cable Address: Lehistruc, Allentown, Pa., Western Union Code. II ii DRY GUUDS i 3 C id iiii U MILLINERY ii oroazt or U READY-To-WEAR f 1n U T h e I- G P 9 'iii 'iiirrrz 0 m p n y Millen C. Geiger, Owner r r.J:.,-r:U:0:i,-,-u:: :UZUMUI Fiffioi QTL r rr -CJ Page eigh ty-seven -:--,1,----,,,--,,1.---:-:-:-:ir-asc::1:1:i -r1:1:1:L-:i '7f1.i4 :annual earned 4400! Me pftedd- of 744 Eiuffiw Pwafzmf ancf ea. N744 ,dame of 41418 Punta? gzqgzw, ow ---1:1111 e1:ae.ic::::::i 1:1:1:.1o1o1a1:.1o1sq1o1:1:.1:1n1o1s1c1s1 1 1 1:1 1:1 1:1:1:1s1:.1e v1o1o111c1:1:1c1:1o1a1 1 1.11.11-:1c1c1 11:1 1:1 1.:1c1s1n1 1 101010101 Bl11flton7s most ro ressive flair P S Y Wislies every stuclent tlle lnest of lucli. :J my my :J D D my HY- GRADE DAIRY Paul L. Detwiler Graduate '39 Compliments of D. C. E1LERMAN'S GORDON BIXEL Suits Doctors of Optometry Splglitugilgats Citizens Bank Bldg. Bluffton, Ohio 74 Public Square Lima, Ohio Phone 364-W G H Barnes Dr. Francis Basinger ' ' Dr. Evan Basinger ' Dentists X-Ray FANCY GROCERIES Bluffton, ohio Page eight 1 1.14 :nic-13. Q c c e c U U !! c ri YA-r-.7-1.-,-.A.ii.,.--,.1.,,.1.1.,.,,1-1-1,1,1-c,.,,,,,--,.,.-,,-.. NEU-ART TUDIO oFFlclAL ISTA PHOTOGRAPHER 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 E. H. Neuenschwander, Portrait Artist Della K. Neuenschwander, Color Artist BLUFFTON, - ----OHIO ' -7 l.1.--l.1,T.T,,.,, v,4p..:e:a1-.:1:.c:-:::e:e:.-ez:---------,---.---.-J-J-J-,-L -av:-.-, 2-3- 11 le- f- --A-f-A-l '1-1-n-LA1::ci:-.-:ici:ic1:-pcif:::1c.1:-:-:-:-:- e Q w Q OVER 50 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE Style-right Apparel and Accessories for Women and Children lFiaLtfau,m,tW 1,ima's Store of Specialty Shops For over twenty years our agency has served this community and tried. to keep abreast of the rapidly changing insurance complexities. Since we have departmentalized our otfice one man can ably take care of your accident and health needs, another knows the last word in your automobile insurance, and still another department takes care of the life, fire, general liability, livestock and inland marine lines. Clarence D. Diller Hiram D. Diller Cyril S. Hilty Agents DILLER INSURANCE AGENCY lliIl4'rs' Pnliriifs Puff Phone 70-A Pandora, Ohio sf.-ei 1-2.1-11-si is-'.-L-7::'-Li:--217 :T-ei:1:14-uiriuiz::1:1::::u::1L-311101411010 l'uy ninety 1:1:1:1:n1c1:11-:1:1-:1:1:1c1c1:1c1:1:1c1c1c11c1-:1:1u1n1n1c1 1: Stanley E. Basinger Funeral Home Ambulance Service 129 So. Main St. Bluffton, Ohio Greetings to the Class of 1941 DISON'S 67 PUBLIC SQUARE The Fashion Shop of Lima c..-:1:1:.1u1:1:1:1u1u1u1u1u1.1 1:1-1 1 1-11 ------v----1-1-1Y1-1c1c1.1c1c1L1c1 1 1 1:c1o1c1 11:1 1 1 1 TIQUN . Prompt and Obliging . . . This Bank Offers Helpful Cooperation in Business to Depositors. Q Your Checking Account Invited THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ic1-:1:1u1:1c1:-11:1u1J1u1u1 P9 ff ,,-1,1 -,,1,1-,,,,...e,...,,..... 1,-1-..-.-L..-1-.1 icigcini-.-.-.,..-L.----1- Get It At Compliments of Sidney? Page Dairy Company Drug Shop A Complete Line of . Always Patroluze A Drugs 8: Drug Sundries page Dealer Stationery and College Supphes Manufacturers of .l Store fffl 1'1'r11vl1yS11 1 Quality' Products i:iei::1ie-3-1-::-1--1 :::.:::n1n:ni--ic:-c.-:f:.t .1 .iz .1- .1 .1 ...1 ..-1 ...1:i:v1n Compliments of J. C. PENNY CO., Inc. Market at Elizabeth Lima, Ohio Smart Clothing for Every School Need F d G t 1815 1911 re Z Uh vsurl some power the gifte gee us To ,wo our 'wifldy' as ithers see 'er With money to ha'e for kith Q for kin, Or u sign .it the stoop-Jwash taken in'. O A. C. BURCKY New York Life Insurance Co. Clothmg 841 Shoes 1:19 umm- su. Bluffton, Ohio I I rain: ly-lzlff, 2 1 1:1-nic.:cicicicia1:11:10-in-gazeic1ozcioiczoipniaznzcic.-gcicic iniczczoinicinl-nioiuicici BAKERS OF Quality Breclcl and Pastries .fs + he ' , if f! 5 N4 ' fr' X . SIEFIELD'S BAKERY zszziuiuiuiuiuiuzua in-Lsignin:11:41:41:aio:alaiuiuluzuzuzuiuzuiziul-L Diller Funeral Home Bluffton, Ohio FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE Complimenfs of THE ATLANTIC 8a JUHN FETT 82 SON PACIFIC TEA CO. Everything in Hardware , Bluffton, Ohio C E A kerman, Mgr. i:i:ie1oic1:i:i:1 :i:i:::::::: 1 1 141 1 1 1 1--151.-1-lf:121:11:i:1:izirl-?:4::.a:e::1:::11:i:ii UMBMWMAM... . . to the students and faculty of Bluffton College are extended through the Ista We appreciate the liberal patronage which has been extended to us in the past and hope to merit a continuance of these favors. It is our t-'instant aim tu furnish your home complete at the lowest possible cost, consistent with highest quality. ' 9 3lSlll Bl' S Fnmplete Home Furnishers ,1,1-1.1.1.1.1.1,-1 1 1.1.1.1 1J1J1.f1....1J1,1,1J1-1v1:1,11,z11 firinit-ze.-:f-.:.:1.:.:v-lcirir1 1:1-ni .1-, -1:-1:1-z.::..-:11a:.-:::1':11:1-:-1:1-:1-:i Compliments of DRS. N ISWANDER and HERRING Veterinarians Hart's for Diamonds Diamonds for Sweethearts COMMUNITY MARKET E. M. Ingalls, Prop. QUALITY FOODS Compliments of THE BLUFFTON MILLING CO. H A R T ' S Our Sweet Home and Golden Sheaf Flours xv. St. Iilnlil, Seeds, Feeds, f-'oal and 1, n lflvluuf BIGLER BROS. cis:ic-gc-iziclrzinioiciciciciciao1..1.,7-:-:s1e:1..-:-atcinic The College Function Say It with Flowefrsn MEAT MARKET W T I g h Fl e ee rap owers ' GROVE STREET Home Dressed Meats GREENHOUSES Compliments of Compliments of STEINMAN B'ROS. Melville D. Soash, LUMBER CO' M' D' Bluffton, Ohio Jenera, Oh PINE RESTAURANT C mP'i 'e tS of Sz HOTEL I Special Sunday Dinners Short Orders Greyhound Bus Station Wayne Candies Meadow Gold Ice Cream O Findlay, O. and Bluffton, O. Star Theatre Bluffton, Ohio 31:151:11131:-gciaixi:1-:i:i::::i:1:i:i:::::i:1:-':1:i:i:::1,v1-1-7, P g nine ill .s U U UI U U U U U UU U U UI UI U UI U U UU U U U U I U U U U I UI U UI U U UI I I I II UI II II U U II .us1.11-1,1,1,1..--ii-1-,N-,vvwiwi-1-1-17-ii-1-1,ciriwin-Y v F paeaiew of Iffze 194.2 DEAL CENIC REMENDUUS TTRACTIVE PAUI, SOLDNER LEE LEHMAN Editor Bus. Mgr. - -- -- -1 -M--A----'-- ----2-1:-1 1-:ic-1:14, '.',.i::.:::i.: 1111411 1-11 1 11-1-1-1 11-1 1.1 in IUJ ety II 7fze 1qmeaica.n Way Of awe Zwieapaue . . . 'lgfzall fl' Meand '70 Wan AS you leave school to take up the serious job of earning a living, remember The American Way and American Standards of Living are the best in the world. OUR country and its institutions are fundamentally sound. Those who assert the peak of American opportunity has passed are not taking into consideration that individual initiative is the driving force which accounts for all human progress. . WITH the passage of every day, research workers give us new jobs that never existed before. Between 1900 and 1930 the number of jobs in the United States increased at the rate of 68 per cent while the country's population was increasing 62 per cent. Far from having reached its peak, American industry will continue to expand and develop. ALWAYS remember The American Way is best. Always do what you can to help preserve and promote it. There still is plenty of op- portunity for those who have initiative, patience and perseverance. Live with the thought to leave the world better than you found it. A Bluffton Institution Since 1904 'VII Lsr THE TRIPLETT ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Page ninety seven 27,5-.,ap412,1,1,1-1,1. ,L-S. 1 iozcici THE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Municipal Electric Service and Water Works Plant Eli Deppler, Pres. Will Luginbuhl A. C. Burcky :iz'-1:1:-if::ici:-:f:1:i:1:1-nzsinz-51:17---..7,-,1n1.,1n,,.1,1 Compliments of Bluffton Stone Co. Crushed Stone of All Kinds Agriculture Sand High Grade Coal ii 1,1,1.,1.1.,1,,1,1,1,1,,.,,-.----.-.--e1,1.,1Q.,-,,.1.,1.-in,-,,1,, A W YOUR CITY MARKET Home of Quality Foods Bluffton, Ohio Compliments of COLLEGE BOOK EXCHANGE College and Public Library J obbers New Books of All Publishers y gh! Compliments of B. W. TRAVIS, M. D. Bluffton, Ohio AMSTUTZ CUSTOM CANNERY Fruit, Vegetables and Meat Bluffton, Ohio I ---p19ie- n1-7----A---5:.g-- ae-------1v----- ---------i a1o1o.pe-----A------A---A-f---:2------A-f-A-If---nf---------f----505.-ai. FOR YOUR HOME FOR YOUR BUSINESS FOR YOUR INDUSTRY .7'4 DILLER FLUORESCENT Q Protects precious eyesight with cool, glareless light. Q It Pays For Itself by slashing current costs in half. Q Brings daylight indoors. You can buy with confidence . . . with faith. We sell direct to you. Yes, sir, you'll be money ahead when buying fluorescent futures to contact- The DILLER Company A QUALITY NAME IN MANUFACTURING FOR OVER 50 YEARS BLUFFTON, OHIO Milburn F. 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