Meade Bible Academy - Memories Yearbook (Meade, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

rJ f I GOLDEN MEMORIES I. i r I 1 i r L- L f 1 I § s s PUBLISHED BY MEADE BIBLE ACADEMY MEADE, KANSAS g MEADE, KANSAS i i wau w i ia«. •m w 7 tsS To the members of the churches of our community -..no in the past years have prayed for us and have sacrificed for the well’ of our younf’ people and to whom v e 8b look for future support v. dedicate our yearbook. 1 i SCHOOL MOTTO Take root downward, bear fruit upward. II Kings 19=30 M. B. A. SONG (Tune: Sound the Battle Cry ) I.:. B. A., the place of my only choice; Brings me face to face with my Lord. Here we read and pray, study, sir.? and play. For we love the Truth, His Holy '..'ord. liefrain: B. A., the school we love so dearly; Forward, Cnwara, we are unified. B. A., the place that always cheers ne; Christ is Lord and v.o are on His side. One in ur ose clear, v.o would never fear, For the Lord is near, by our side. One in spirit true; we love ,:old and blue; Jesus Christ our Lord, He satisfies. —J. J. Gerbrandt -4tV W4rMNWV V w 4 ; - ' ' • ■ ■ ■ rtf- � ', fir ftV if' '� 4V.� ' «'■ «. r Iiulda Losv.en Asst. Librarian Elizabeth Friesen Librarian School Board J. 3. .iens-Chairman Dave J. Classen--Clerk Pete Cornelsen-—Treasurer I ta Tj. Friesen-! ember Henry H. Herns-Member w 'A w w 4.«! f a 'n '.'i v ■ is Ti ■;,� t v j '4!.w «a 'io' ffpggM8� .K TiRM lyFxmsmrmsismmw. W� V«Y WIVMMVVW '' 1 s vVwlwB Elizabeth Classen '.'liner Classen Secretary Herbert Enns illie Hemnel President Pete Loewen «■Mw mw wxvia M-'.'ii .v u i-,' 'i'zi wz 'i aim! w Edwin '.Vie ns - t f t wr y'Tr vi v t twy r. ' w. 'sa m? Mg iaiyeLU% zsj: iv n s tv sw UftiOESO After twenty-five years the seniors of '49 are scattered to the far corners of the world. A few have lingered near their Alma Mater. Willie Rempel has the honorable position of principal of K. B. A. For a few years Elizabeth Classen taught home economics at the academy, but now she is teach- ing her own daughters the preliminaries of housekeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Loewen own a large, modern farm in Meade. Mr. Loewen works actively for the academy; he is the chairman of the school board. One of their sons is an academy senior. In the city of Meade there is a sign, directing you to Ea1s Studio . The owner is Edwin Wiens, a flourishing photo- grapher. Roy Regier is the proprietor of an ultra-modern electric shop in bodge City. Extensive rural electrification has been a great boom for his business. Erwin Wiens, an outstanding athlete, is coach and athletic director at the Friends College in Haviland, Kansas. His Christian testimony has a marked influence on his teams. The owner of the Western Star ranch in Arizona, Wilmer Classen, has become a distinguished person among cattlemen. His wife shares his pride of owning the largest and best herd of longhorn cattle in the vicinity. Herbert Enns has gained renown as a singing evangelist for the Youth for Christ. His home in Los Angeles is brightened by his wife, a native Californian, and their gentlemanly son. In the cold, desolate land of Alaska Margaret and Sarah Friesen are serving as missionaries. Margaret is teaching child evangelism classes; and Sarah, a registered nurse, is taking care of the sick in this frigid region. Raymond Friesen has found a place among the car dealers in Kansas City. Judging by his spacious home, he must be a very successful dealer. The director of the Youth for Christ at Kansas City is none other than Walter Friesen. Through the years Walter has lost no enthusiasm for singing and testifying of the unsearch- able riches of Christ. KiMMUBm 'i''« msvn 'ii.'ii map '1’ r yt .1. 4Uk President Esther Classen Secretary O. rk .laldo .«lens Geraldine Gerbrandt Levi Classen . Elsie Classen Henry Doerksen ■ISM g Wk WW. rtSY« TV .« wi N Vfr iY iftY Vfva fWfy .,.; zzz 7 7'rziszzzz .;r .;; a . vra v At «� V«W e� 4V.r «Wit AXMMt rggfafc� -. Rosella Isaac r gkM -jd win lie� ], el B Isaac Classen i� lrca Reiaier g K fc Charles Rogers li n «i ! ......... ... ....._______________ totii v m rww r. r 4Mfv 'w • • WIW«S v r wiv f i t v� vr §•. r j sfllBALL First Team s o r 3 3viin lens Waldo .lens Herbert r.iu Alvin Friesen 'SSytln. Second Team a 5 Walter Friesen Raymond Friesen Roy Rerier V illie Rempel Yernie SioIke ! « ! v • m v ' m «m a with Miss Hulda Loewen as girls' athletic director. iiiuce there were not enough girls in each class t . lay inter-clat-i r during the physical education hour. Kew volleyball rules were taught, and the girl:: vied with each other to become the champion player. Just about the time the girls athlet'ic committee decided we vere ready to play an intra-mural game, weather conditions changed so it vms not possible. The games had to be postponed till spring. During, the winter months the time was spe t playing ping oong. A few ping pong tournaments have been played. Some of the rirls became skillful players. Alma Classen Is our champion; Mvina Isaac, Verna Fiebert, and kosella Loewen rate very close to her. The secpnd semester some of the girls became interested in basket-ball. Since Mias Loewen had never coached basket- ball before and very few of the girls had ever ployed it, the games wore very amateur. However, if plans materellze, s girls' basketball court will be provided which will enable us to improve our playing. The present girls' physical education program is merely a beginning. For the future there are many new plans. - G. 0, .mOTTO1.,1 's a yww w . 'mm? % :ix vyspmTrF i’ 1 r mtw� ■ 'gsgiswg-ff ; UDEMT COTJKCIL Harms, Priesen, Ragier, Loewen, Hempel .toy Heeler--------President ,’illie Rempel---oenior Representative Harold Harms------Junior Representative Dolores Frieson---Sophomore Representative Roselle Loev.en---Freshmen Representative A131UAL .STAFF Stand ini-’.— Rempel, Loe.-en Seated—Loewen, Friesen, Classen, Gerbrandt Elizabeth Classen------iltor Raymond Friesen--------licture .Editor illle Rempel---------Business hanager Pete Loc an-----------Sales lhaa sr Geraldine Gorbrandt----Artist Hulcn Loe ,cn----------S'_ .mcor iLlVaLXU-JJi' JiViSiMtiili.' aA'--' S po iwSKiVl� miM¥fv ' 4 vy t«i' - � Wv8 -yr � v r%v4rvwi iv fftiwr ♦selMNWw stf - v r v yv ;•?? ji Z 22 V © ' 4 - 4 V J n ZjJ o $ ■ 1 - BOYS' UARTST Roy Regier Herbert Suns uldo '.Vions Vfaltor Frieaen aaaaap ■TT ■ ; RL3' GLSH Cl ? vm xvirtrnnn a ( Roselle Isaac ,J '• ' ■ '•' Alvina 2:. ao Geraldine Gerbrnndt Ur. Allan Wiebe, the muaio di- rector, meets with the boys every 1'onday and Thursday for glee club prectioe. They have boen privileged to rend or a few prow- . All of the student, take j rt in the 1 ixed Chorus praotice which is directed by I.r, Wiebe. They are usually busy practicing ror a program of some kind. The girls' ■•loo club, und t t. , every Tuesday and riday for , v: c tioe. They have presented nu song at different programs. ' quartet hove boen privileged tc : render programs. Alma Cln sen and Geraldine Gerbrandt, the pianists, Lave usually accompanied these —tm msr vt .ork l .oving Jhe Buildiiig TTTVBIRM '. VJ SEP «MfVtft ccuracy te3t Boy3 TW Operating crayfish Ground-breaking .iervic incipal's Office ‘Vi ' til ft a ■migflggijgw: Meditating... .Westerner.... Frap] Volleyball..... Loneso; ie.. ...........locri • • .Sarah 1 the ole faithful .. .Sbuf fleboard......Is it that 1 isr...........Ihriatmaa dinner w «w 'X w r ,vTVfyy v.’ 'vw v.v.? .? yr.rrr.1 w va.' ■.?v.’ w y,7 r, v miraaa n H - 1 ,‘f im mu K'H'a'K-g j.iB «area as: arrow rtv t iNwv irws i iv r;ftvfo m m tt iww raaa.v g It's Possible to Find YOUR SECURITY At the Bottom of the Sea BUT YOU'LL BE SURER BY SAVING AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEADE, KANSAS s s g ! WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything Tor the Automobile Radios and Home Appliances Home Owned and Operated by JOE DENTON Meade, Kansas Phone 122 MEADE COUNTY PRESS AEADE COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER $2 Per Year Only Paper in County Presenting Sl ot News Pictures G REY'S LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MEN'S FURNISHING PHONE 123 7 For Long Life and Dependable Service j Buy General Electric Wolfe Motor Appliances Company, Inc. A COMPLETE LINE AT COOPER ELECTRIC Saies Service I Phone 40 Meade, Kansas Meade Phone 281 . Plains 22 John Wood Lumber Company Phone 70 Kansa s Meade i Ji -xTrrrz-rsrilXM «'ffl n 7'.'A’.« «‘A’, M raar?; ■■:•. a v. y; Home Lumber Supply Company WE BUILD WE HAVE IT SEE US •LUMBER •PAINT •BUILDERS' HARDWARE •WALLPAPER •INSULATION •POSTS SHINGLES MEADE IS A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE BERT GREEN, MANAGER PHONE 37 JEEPS Sales-Service LAYMAN TRACTOR SUPPLY CO. Phone 60 Meade, Kansas Meade Globe-News Your County Paper Since 1885 Leading in •News ♦Circulation •Service NEWS WHILE IT'S NEWS Sunday and Thursday Your Patronage is Appreciated at (jtctm led The Friendly Store L.A. and Gladys Hartley, Owners Phone 97 Meade Kansas HOME OF BETTER DRESSES Jean DeLone Paul Sachs Gay Gibson Stylart Meze Marrs Twist Complete Line of Men's Clothing and Shoes Marrs Twist Department Store Phone 266 Meade, Kansas 5 g 3 '.v'u mw vn � '. imw !!SiVm?v.rm'jfi'f 'mj-H'X suaff fi 228 East Carthage Phone 396 D.L. Kens low Johnny Homer Fred Dickerson Body Shop Body Rebuilding and Refinishing Phone 236 MeadeMetal Supply Company Plumbing Sheet Metal Jacuzzi Water Systems Phone 59 Meade, Kansas HOLMES CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES and SERVICE Champlin Gas-Oil-Grease Phone 1 Meade, Kansas I I HOLMES IMPLEMENT CO. SALES and SERVICE Oliver Massey-Harris Maytag Appliances Phone 292 Meade, Kansas Keeling Oi I Co. Dist. for Phillips Farm Products Supplies Fishing Tackle Phone 119 Meade, Kansas Fletcher Furniture Co. Established 1905 FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Phone 98 Meade, Kansas v-i� ' tt-Sf mWM U -■ v mr swvrvMtii fmn m-vmw aranrew� rnmvr mr. rr. ?.ra ,■?• . Ideal Food Store SOUTHWEST'S SHOPPING CENTER Fresh Fruits Vegetables Quality Meats Meade, Kansas McDonald Food Market Where it Pays to Pay Cash Fresh Pastry Garden Fresh Produce Top Test Meats Phone 76 Meade, Kansas Barns Bros. Cleaners Established 1921 Phone 131 Meade, Kansas Harvey Motor Co. PONTIAC CARS GOODYEAR TIRES We Appreciate Your Patronage Cheerful Friendly Courteous Service MULNIX - DAUGHERTY DRUG STORE The REXALL Store Prescription Specialists Phone 103 Meade, Kansas The City Market Bill Boyd. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 34 Meade, Kansas Ford’s Body Fender Shop Clarence Ford James Evans Painting-Welding Glass Installation Complete Wreck Rebuilding Phone 34-8 Meade, Kansas Pioneer Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service Goodyear Tires and Tubes Standard Gas and Oil Phone 3 Fowler, Kansas 7 rTO DEWELL MOTOR COMPANY KAISER FRAZER Sales Service U.S. ROYAL TIRES Good Values for Used Tires EXPERT MECHANICS Your Satisfaction is our Guarantee Phone 8 Fowler, Kansas Ben Loewen Adolph Wiens Jl eusen -d fioiox Sax's ice. Junction of Highways 54 and 56 PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS GENERAL MOTOR REPAIRING Phone 131 Fowler, Kansas BRANNANS Sales Service International Trucks McCormick Farm Machines McCormick Tractors International Refrigeration Krause Oneway Plows Farmhand Stacker Loaders Goodrich Tires Phone 288 Meade Kansas M Firestone Eaton Food Market The Home of Fine Foods Phone 117 Fowler Kansas La safer b Mendenhall Phone 88 Fowler Kansas Bibles Christian Books Gifts S. 0. S. GOSPEL BOOK GIFT STORE Meade Kansas Siachc Studio. Meade., Kansas vg-v vt 'tm im w xwv '• i in J! msmi 'au1.' ays wa mxmmrryjzr, V � Kir TT Compliment Your Letter WITH Your Dealer Has It! M M Drug Company Meade, Kansas g? iB VJW K' VWtvM- VMV IWWMWti H IW WDtf. i . k .■ !■, DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS 7 SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK MTWTFS LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED ORIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE ANO PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3R0 WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1 T EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. For Use In Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES the other changeable letter FACTORIES insert- OFFICES (Letters are not included) STORES CLUBS PUBLIC SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 'A gUU 0|| JQg AND 1 INCH LETTERS 512.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48”.............S30.00 30 x 60”............ 32.50 36 x 48 ............. 31.25 36”x 60”.............. 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO 30”� 30 � 36”� 36 � 48” ........... 544.85 60” ............ 51.40 48” ............ 49.40 60 ............. 59 35 3 DISTRIBUTORS: School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. MISSOURI ml