Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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MARCH 12-Sclmittke, tenor soloist, presents final concert of the year. 13-14-Vesper Choir makes trip to Hoosier State. 19, 20-Ir. Class Play, The Late Christopher Bean , a big success . . . Stop!! that's enough. 27-Spring Banquet .... Founders Hall turns into an oasis for the Desert Song . APRIL 10-Men dig out debris for gals to see their neat rooms. 14-S.C.A. Banquet-new officers installed. 16-18-Easter vacation. 24-Women attempt to outclean men and invite them in for inspection. 29-Clean up day-campus gets spring iace lifting. 30-Death of Ray Hilty. MAY 5-Work day-money goes for college cabin. 7-9-Vesper Choir travels to eastern Ohio- Lantz's final words, Easy on the Swiss lifting. 29-All college picnic-Weather permitting, 31-Finals begin. IUNE 4-Finals end, hurrahl 5-College alumni return for May Day Festivities. 6-Baccalaureate. 7-College Commencement. -All you Beavers hibernate for the sum- mer-see you next falll

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4-Students reluctantly begin new semester -new books opened for last time until second semester exams. 5-Bake night-proof that fellows too, can bake cakes, tif they use ready mixl. 6-Those delicious baked goods were sold at Niswander lmplement Store for bene- fit of S.C.A. Cthis is not a paid adver- tisementl. 9- Gay Nineties - orchids to the faculty for a grand evening of fun, frolic and entertainment. ll-Girls reveal secret sWeethearts at Sweetheart Sis party. 13-Rec Club throws Sat. night musical variety show, also folkgaming and bunnie hopping . 14- Be my Valentine! 15- Ike has appendectorny. 15-17-Rev. I. N. Smucker challenges BC. students during Peace Institute. 18-High school fans mob campus as their tournaments begin. 19-Caught-Mrs. Dean breaking into kitch- en, t accidentally having locked her- self outl. 21-School of Missions-college students guests at pot luck supper and service. 26-28-Leap Week-a reverse on phone calls, from Lincoln to Ropp . . . Effects: females with flattened wallets and more respect for male position. 27-S.C.A. collects clothes for relief. K5 it 1 4 ,X .ff ' If l S 3 i :fist 5 ff

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A constant source of strength for our lives are the daily chapel services. This year, there were services by students, ministers ot the surround- ing communities, and others who were on the campus for various types ot meetings. Out- standing in these chapel services was the challenging message ot our President each week. CH PEL College church is a religious organization tor college students by college students. lt meets on Sunday evenings at six o'clock in the Lincoln Hall lobby. Its main purpose is to enrich the spiritual lite here on campus. The executive committee strives to plan a variety of programs that will appeal to different students, but at the same time, be a spiritual blessing to all who attend. COLLEGE CH RCH I3