Meade Bible Academy - Memories Yearbook (Meade, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1963 volume:

« ! i MEADE BIBLE ACADEMY Founded and Grounded on the Word of God 1963 MEMORIES FOREWORD The end of all learning is to know God, and out of that knowl- edge to love and imitate him —Milton We learn to know God by us- ing the keys of knowledge, wor- ship, prayer, using our talent, assuming responsibility, and taking a part in social activities. The Annual Staff hopes to show how students learn to use these keys at Meade Bible Academy. FACULTY URSULA HILDEBRANDT English, Librarian, American Government. ABE HEINRICHS Principal, Bible, Mathematics, Band. FACULTY 4 SUSANNA CLASSEN English Commerce AT WORK WILBUR GROAT Coach, Science, Bible, Phy. Ed. 5 DEDICATION We, the students of Meade Bible Acad- emy, wish to express our appreciation to you, Mr. Dave Classen, for your faith- ful service on the board. The first school board was organized in 1944. Mr. Classen was elected to the board at that time. Since then he has been a member every year except one, making a total of 18 years. He has been president the past four years. Since this is your last year, Mr. Classen, we want to thank you for your untiring efforts on behalf of our school and dedicate this annual to you. BOARD FINANCE COMMITTEE Paying bills is the main project of the finance com- mittee. They meet once a month to decide on- fund raising projects. It is their responsibility to see to it that the school has enough money to oper- ate. The school board is a means of interpreting the school to the community. Every month a time is set aside for discussing problems that arise and making decisions. The board takes care of school maintenance and repairs, establishes school policy, provides for the welfare of the staff, and plays an important part in hiring teachers. STUDENTS PUBLISH PAPER AND YEARBOOK Typist S. Isaac Bus. Manage. D. Rempel Typist S. Isaac Photographer W. Friesen Editor P. Classen Sponsor Mrs. Classen Asst. Editor B. Isaac Hard work, patience, and cooperation all have a part in producing a successful yearbook. The annual staff attended a special school in Dodge City to gain helpful hints on how to assemble a yearbook. The staff hopes that the MEMORIES” will help recapture pleasant memories of the past year. The PROGRESS, the school paper, is published to entertain and inform the parents, students, and alumni of school news and functions. Sponsor Mr. Heinrichs Editor L. Isaac Asst. Editor L. Classen Asst. Bus. Manager J. Friesen Reporter S. Wall Business Manager T. Isaac MEAOE ALLEY OIL CO. 8 KANSAS GOSPEL TEAM The gospel team, consisting of the whole student body', is divided into five smaller prayer groups. Every Tuesday they meet and have special prayer sessions for different mission- aries and other prayer requests. Programs have been given at a number of churches by the gospel team featuring the trumpet trio, boys octet, and a play of a court trial. K. Harms, Sponsor: Mr. Wiebe, M. Seimens, S. Bergen, President: P. Goertzen, Not Pictured: T. Goertzen. SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. DODGE CITY KANSAS DEWELL MOTOR CO. FOWLER KANSAS STUDENT COUNCIL The Christmas Banquet, school socials, homecoming basketball game, and chapel programs are sponsored by the Student Council. The Student Council has also purchased new songbooks for use in chapel. Member, C. Rempel Vice President, C. Classen President, A. Stoll Sponsor, Mr. Heinrichs Treasurer, W. Friesen Member, H. Rempel Secretary, J. Stoll Member, R. Thomas M” CLUB The M Club is composed of boys who receive letters in Sports. They operate the pop machine and manage the Basketball games. With the money made, they buy athletic equipment for the school, pay the referees, and pay all the expenses of the basketball games. President, C. Thiessen Secretary-Treasurer, K. Harms Vice President, S. Loewen GIRLS LETTER CLUB The Girls Letter Club has been organized for all girls that lettered. They sponsored a car wash and bought new uniforms for the Softball and Basketball Teams with the money that was made. President, J. Stoll Vice President, J. Isaac Secretary-Treasurer, S. Wall MIXED CHORUS ”0 come, let us sing unto the Lord: let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation ' The Mixed Chorus has performed at several churches and has sung Christmas carols in town. Living for Jesus has been chosen as one of their favorite selections. FRONT ROW: M. Reimer, E. Loewen, S. Bergen, P Goertzen, B. Classen, S. Isaac, A. Stoll, B. Isaac, S Stoll. SECOND ROW: J. Friesen, E. Friesen, L. Classen, L Isaac, M. Siemens, L. Isaac, S. Isaac, P. Classen, C. Rempel. THIRD ROW: L. Isaac, C. Classen, W. Friesen, R. Thomas, R. Heinrichs, T. Isaac, W. Friesen, D. Rempel, K. Harms, Director: Mr. Loewen, Accompanist: Judy Isaac. MEADE FRIESEN WINDMILL AND SUPPLY CO. KANSAS Every Tuesday and Thursday the band meets to practice for the different occasions at which they play. Some of the highlights of the year at which the band plays are the Christmas program, Academy day, basketball games, and the Spring Music Concert. The trumpet trio, consisting of Susan Wall, Wendell Friesen, Barbara Classen, and their accompanist, Sherry Isaac, goes on trips to the various churches. BAND MEADE KEELING OIL CO. KANSAS OCTET Sherry Isaac Lawrence Isaac Wesley Friesen Clarence Isaac Ronald Thomas Roger Heinrichs Wendell Friesen Don Rempel Paul Classen SEXTET The Sextet and Octet practice twice a week at 8:10 in the morning. They sing at various churches during the year and also have a part in the Mixed Chorus programs. Judy Isaac Anita Stoll Lucille Classen Elvera Loewen Lovella Isaac Betty Isaac Sonja Stoll 14 ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The band opened the program by presenting a fifteen minute concert. A play entitled Birth of the Song, 'Silent Night' by Florence Felten French was presented by a group of students. The mixed chorus concluded the program by singing an arrangement by Roy E. Nolte entitled the Dawn of Christmas. JUNIOR PLAY dodge CITY MCKINLEY-WINTER LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. INC. kansas tszf WOLFE MOTOR CO. SINCE 1913 Dr. ]. A. Loewen, professor at Tabor College, conducted the services that were held in the chapel every morning and after- noon. The mornings were spent in studying the book of James. The afternoons were spent in discussing problems that arise in the Christian life. On Thursday Dr. Loe- wen answered various questions that the students had. Students had time for private counseling sessions with Dr. Loewen. Evening services were held in the EMB church. CHAPELS Every Monday and Friday the teachers speak in chapel. Tuesday the Gospel Team sponsors a special prayer chapel and the Student Council plans programs for Thursday. Wednesday is the day for guest speakers. The guest speakers that are pictured below are Paul Entz and Gerhard Fast. BIBLE EMPHASIS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Faculty meeting in the principal's room! Studying makes for a ravenous appetite! ! Christmas carolers, cold and Gossip Center at all school social! tired! MEADE TWIST OIL CO. 18 KANSAS What won't happen?! ! Rev. Hiebert, Banquet! speaker at Christmas Stag line! ! S. Ediger, J. Friesen, S. Isaac, K. Harms, R. Isaic, C. Thiessen, R. Thomas, T. Isaac, A. Stoll, R. Hein- richs, D. Stoll, D. Rempel, C. Rempel, C. von Mosch, R. Isaac, Coach: Mr. Groat, Manager: W. Siebert. Don Rempel Ron Thomas Charles Thiessen BASKETBALL Ken Harms parrel Stoll Roger Heinrichs DODGE CITY COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. KANSAS Tearn in Huddle c H E E R L E A D E R S ]■ Isaac S. Isaac S. Isaac GIRLS BASKETBALL M. Reimer, S. Stoll, S. Wall, J. Stoll, J. Isaac, S. Isaac, S. Isaac, R. Heinrichs, H. Rempel, A. Stoll, M. Reimer, Coach: Mr. Groat. HOMECOMING Homecoming events took place Jan- uary 4, 1963, at the games between Central and MBA. Charles Thiessen and Priscilla Goertzen were crowned homecoming king and queen of 1963. The attendants were Susan Wall, Lucille Classen, Don Rempel, and Ken Harms. Wilma Bartel and Stella Loewen were the ushers and carried the crowns. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. DODGE CITY, KANSAS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS The highlight sport of the season is basketball. The games are usually preceded by rallies featur- ing a skit or some other feature. Trips to other schools are a time of entertainment and fun to- gether with others. M.B.A. fans were excited when the buzzer rang proclaiming another victory for M.B.A.! Where's the ball? S corekeepers Concessions SOFTBALL Teams have good Season Meade 38 Meade 7 Meade 22 Meade 4 Meade 16 Meade 4 Com 14 O. B. A. 8 Corn 9 O. B. A. 5 Central 7 Berean 1 Season's Record 4-2 SITTING: Wendell Friesen Wesley Friesen Don Rempel Charles Thiessen Roger Heinrichs Paul Classen STANDING: Coach, Mr. Groat Jim Friesen Allen Classen Darrel Stoll Ron Thomas Ken Harms Calvin Rempel Manager, Bill Regehr SITTING: Judy Isaac Susan Wall Joyce Stoll Sonja Stoll Anita Stoll STANDING: Marlene Reimer Lucille Classen Sharon Isaac Shirley Isaac Coach, Mr. Groat Barbara Classen Rosina Loewen Marcella Classen Minna Reimer Season's Record 5-0 Meade 9 O.B.A. 6 Meade 16 Com 7 Meade 19 Com 6 Meade 13 Central 2 Meade 13 Berean 3 REXFORD-LATHROP IMPLEMENT CO. MEADE 24 KANSAS SENIORS DON REM PEL You're really nice--what's my grade? BETTY ISAAC Let's not be different. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mr. Heinrichs; Vice- President, Charles Thiessen; Sponsor, Mr. Wiebe; CHARLES THIESSEN Student Council Rep. , Wesley Friesen; Treasurer, Smiles readily. 7,1 26 Leaving But Not Forgetting Wendell Friesen; President, Betty Isaac. Don Rempel; Secretary, A RUE RIEMER If you give me a scissors, I'll cut it out. PRISCILLA GOERTZEN Screams about - just anything. 27 BARBARA CLASSEN How many A's do you have?” WENDELL FRIESEN I must be getting old; I'm not first in line anymore. ROGER HEINRICHS Stands firm upon his princi- ples--feet. meade BRANNANS Kansas JUNIORS JUNIORS Coming In To Their Own CURT VON MOSCH Never a dull moment-- in English. CLASS OFFICERS: Student Council Representative, Joyce Stoll; Secre- tary, Judy Isaac; Vice-President, Bill Regehr; President, Tim Isaac; ' Sponsor, Mrs. Classen; Treasurer, Sonja Stoll. JOYCE STOLL Mind-changer. SHARON BERGEN TIM ISAAC JUDY ISAAC SONJA STOLL A Bergen in person. Blushing is no shame. I'd love to remember. No vice is as bad as advice. SUSAN WALL BILL REGEHR LOVELLA ISAAC RON THOMAS 1 11 say it so you can Tipity toe. I'll make anything First my car; then hear me. funny. studies. SOPHOMORES Darrell Stoll Sleepy eyes Shirley Isaac Bashful Leander Siemens Speedster No. 1 Rosella Friesen Quit it! Eugene Friesen Crusin for a Brusin Are Old Timers Now CLASS OFFICERS: Student Council Representative, Calvin Rempel; Vice-President, Jim Friesen; Treasurer, Elvera Loewen; Secretary, Shirley Isaac; Sponsor. Mr. Groat; President, Ken Harms. Alan Classen Excuse you! Eileen Rempel A light heart Jim Friesen Don't tell my dad! Elvera Loewen Forge tful Ken Harms Stubborn Sherry Isaac Jolly Marlene Reimer Waldo Siebert Lucille Classen S Oh vou guys Wooly! Graceful Smal Ruena Reimer Ted Goertzen Quiet Goof Off Calvin Rempel Plays piano?? Marcella Classen Hey--?! Clarence Classen Carrots Sharon Isaac Lavonne Isaac Verle Friesen Nice Quiet look Why worry?'1 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Are New But Learning Quickly CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Richard Isaac; Vice-Presi- dent, Rosann Heinrichs; Secretary, Minna Reimer; Sponsor, Miss Hildebrandt; President, Earl Ediger; Student Council Representative, Helen Rempel. Orville Friesen Earl Ediger Russell Isaac Richard Isaac Minna Reimer Rosina Loewen Harry Bartel Helen Rempel Carolyn Franzen Rosann Heinrichs Stanley Isaac WOOLWINE SUPPLY CO. 34 UNDERWOOD T.V. M EADE MEADE KANSAS KANSAS So What! Oh, you don't say! I didn't do it! Got a toothpick? Dreaming! What's so funny?! What's the assignment? Need some hairspray? One more push! Cruel world! Lovely Singing! Entertainment Hour! Something going to happen?! A Hard Life! What's behind the curtain? Peek a Boo! Senior History Class on Historic Field Trip! JOHN WOOD LUMBER CO. CONE GAS CO. Builders Hardware Cook's Paints Fence Posts Maytag Appliances Home owned TR 3-2041 FREDA'S CERAMICS Meade, Kansas for personal gifts and cerimac appliances MEADE GLOBE PRESS CONE FERTILIZER CO. Your County Newspaper Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cone, Owners Phone TR 3-2155 Post Office Box 398 Phone TR-3-2811 Job Printing All Types Office Supplies MULNIX DRUG STORE GODFREY S LAUNDRY Duwane Mulnix, Pharmacist 108 N. Pearlette St. Phone TR 3-2641 Meade, Kansas Meade, Kansas BERT'S BEAUTY SHOP BROWNIES APCO SERVICE Phone TR 3-2831 Meade, Kansas Meade, Kansas LOEWEN REPAIR SHOP Radiator Service FRIGID CREME Body Shop Miscellaneous Repairing Meade, Kansas 211 N. Post St. Meade, Kansas WM. P. ELLIOT INSURANCE DUNN'S If it's worth anything, insure it Foods of all Kinds Office LO 3-7281 Plains, Kansas LO 3-7381 Res. LO 3-7296 Plains Kansas REMPEL'S AUTO REPAIR Engine Rebuilding T. M. DEAL LUMBER CO. 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Sales Service BRUNO HOFFMAN Phone 303 Insurance - Investments Meade Kansas Meade, Kansas PLAINS PHARMACY M M STORE Your Community Health Store Plains Kansas Sundries, Cosmetics, Veterinary Supplies, Drugs Gifts PIONEER MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer SHANNONS DAIRY TREAT Dial MI 6-5232 Fowler, Kansas Sandwiches - Cold Drinks Malts-Cones-Shakes Minneola, Kansas EATON FOOD MARKET Your A. G. Food Store CLARKSON JEWELRY There’s one in your Neighborhood Fowler, Kansas Watch Repair Phone Mission 6-3011 Minneola Kansas 0. R. BYERLEY General Insurance of All Kinds Office TUrner 5-4251 Phones TEL.TU. 5 4511 MINNEOLA. KANSAS Res. TUrner 5-4217 Minneola, Kansas Best In Drugs And Drugstore Service. Meet Your Friends At Our Fountain. GATE'S DRUG CO. RANCHO CAFE Meade, Kansas Home Cooked Meals Home Made Pies Rolls PAYDAY MARKET NEON 203 South 2nd COLTRAN SIGN CO. Dodge City, Kansas 107 2nd Ave. Serving you 364 days a year Dodge City, Kansas Closed Christmas We sign anything. HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY IDEAL FOOD CENTER Paint and Wallpaper Hardware Southwest Shopping Center Your Lumber Number LO 3-7217 Plains Kansas Meade Kansas SOUTHWEST PHOTO SUPPLY CO. F. W. WOOL WORTH Largest Exclusive Camera Shop In Western Kansas America's Family Store 308 West Wyatt Earp 7U4 Second btrcct Dodge City, Kansas Dodge City Kansas Western Kansas Only Complete Sporting Goods Store DODGE CITY SHOE SHOP PENNINGTON SPORTING GOODS Bill and Chet Pennington F. F. (Bob) Robinson Fine Shoe Repairing Dial HU 3-5061 317 Gunsmoke Dodge City, Kansas Dodge City Kansas THE CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY COMPANY MEADE, KANSAS Walter Denslow...............President Roscoe Nash..................Director Guy Little..............Vice-President Peter E. Loewen..............Director Lloyd Sneath .. Secretary-Treasurer John Borger...................Manager We Want To Serve You at Your Place of Business. See Us At Your Service Station For All Your Car And Truck Needs. Call TR 3-2135 or TR 3-2161 For Bulk Gasoline, Oil, and Deliveries. Visit Your Feed Department For Your Feed Needs. Call TR 3-2135 or TR 3-2161 For Propane or Butane Deliveries To Your Farm. We Can Take Care of Your Service Needs Also. Get Our Quotations On Tanks, Bottles, and Carburetion Equipments. Federal Licensed and Bonded Elevator-783,000 Bu. Capacity. The Co-operative Elevator Supply, Meade, Kansas, was organized in 1913 and has been doing business in this community since that time. It was organized by the farmers because they realized the need for it. If you aren't trading with your Co-op, come in and let us explain the advantages to you in doing business with yourself. You share in the savings in direct proportion to the amount of business you give to the organization. BUY FROM YOURSELF—IT PAYS TRACK Sixteen boys participated in track this year. Track meets were were held in Coldwater, Garden City, Meade, and at the MAES. Second place was won at Meade. The Eagles were also awarded the second place trophy at the MAES track meet held at Meade Bible Academv, Freshmen Division Senior Boys' Second Place Trophy Speech Festival 220-Yard Dash Shuttle Relay JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET DEEP BLUE FANTASY Deep Blue Fantasy was the theme chosen for the Junior-Senior banquet. Roy Clark from Haviland, Kansas, spoke on the subject of Fantasies in our Lives Today. SENIOR PLAY The senior class of 1963 presented a Roman play, The Sword and the Scroll. It took place in a Roman guard room and a dungeon where the Christians were being persecuted. SENIOR TRIP The Seniors left shortly after com- mencement on a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs, where they saw some of the famous sights of Colorado. Graduating Class Ushers COMMENCEMENT After four years of work, the seniors eagerly looked forward to receiving their treasured diplomas. 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