Oklahoma Bible Academy - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Meno, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1952 volume:

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Orienta, Okla Alvin Ratzlaff-Secretary , , , Meng, Okla Herman Buller-Member . . Orientz, Okla Rev. Arnold Epp .... . . Meno, Okla Robert Buller . . . . Goltry, Okla Nelson Wedel . . . Ringwood, Okla Albert Schmidt Mrs. John Schultz Treasurer Cook Custod1an 461151131 1 1 1 Q 4 P IY3 PAUL SCHULTZ-Pres. A, F, C, 1.2, 3,4, Annual 3,4, M, C,L, 4, Chorus 2, 3.4, Boys' Quartet 2, 3,4, Class Plays 3,4501- chestra 2, 3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. WANDA LOHRENZ A, F, C, 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2. 3: Girls' Trio 3, Girls' Quartet 4, Class Sec, 3.4: G. C. A. 4. LONGHOFER'S TURKEY HAVEN Home of Broad Breast Bronze 8: Beltsville Whites HARRY PANKRATZ Vice Pres, A, F, C, 3,4, Annual 4, M, C, L. 3, Chorus 3,4, Class Plays 3,4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Class Pres, 3. KENNETH SCHMIDT A.F. C. I.2.3.4: M.C.L. 2, Chorus 2, 3.4, Boys' Quartet 1.2.4, Class Plays 3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Class Vice Pres, 3, 4 We MAXINE UNRUH A, F, C, 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Class Plays 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Quartet 4, Student Council 2, Flash Staff 3,4,, Orchestra 4, Annual 4, G. C. A. 4. Mr. 8: Mrs. S. A. Longhofer 8: Don Cleo Springs , Oklahoma SS' RUTH SCHULTZ A.F.C. I, 2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3g Or- chestra 3, 4. VERNON HIEBERT Chorus 45 Class Play 4, M c.L. 4. - GENE IANTZ V A.F.C. 4g Class Play 4, ' A A Boys' Glee Club 2,3. ' A - 4 ,mm, L V s Congratulations, Seniors! l li,s H A W Sponsored by ll L l l ' as A LONG BELL LUMBER CO., ,V Enid, Oklahoma Ysllr S! A Enids Building Material Stores af ,,s n N ,- tl i L zzs East Randolph Eg nsar 8: 212 East Nlaine 5 MELVIN VOTH A.F.C. I, 2, 3,4g M.C.L. 2g Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Class Plays 3,4g Boys' Quartet I, 2,45 Stu- dent Council I, 2,45 Annual 4g Orchestra 2,3,4, Class Officer I, 2. si DONNA LOHRENZ A.F.C. I,2,3,4g Orches- Ui 3: G.C.A. 3,43 Student Council I, 2,43 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 4g Annual 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Flash Staff 3g Class Plays 3, 45 Class Officer 2. .fm 2 wif 'if' C' i 43 2 5 Q QEEEBKS afiigie f',a223 W CLASSIH TORY 'THE SUNSHINE ST REAIWERN The life of a traveler aboard a train is thrilling and very exciting, but along with it came problems of danger. We would like for you to think of our school life as being a sucessful trip. So we invite you to get your ticket and get aboard the 'Sunshine Streamer' as we very briefly review our past four years. One beautiful day four years ago, sixteen head of freshmen with their luggage boarded the streamliner. Some seemed rather frightened as they traveled over the hills and around the curves. Those aboard the train were Ray Blake, Rosie Boese, Gene Jantz, Donna Lohrenz, Wanda Lohrenz, Earlin Penner, Eugene Regier, Iviarlene Rudiger, Kenneth Schmidt, Paul Schultz, Ruth Schultz, Geraldine Unruh, and Maxine Unruh, For our conductor we chose Ardon Ratzlaff, his helpmate Melvin Voth, and the janitor, Carol Penner, but the one which made the trip a sucess was Rev. August Schmidt, our engineer. We spent the year in the pullman car because of fear to venture out. Even though we were lazy, we got a kick out of watching our engineer pull out the throttle, trying to help us make the grade. In the fall of '49, three of the original passengers stepped off. The re- maining thirteen which moved on to the diner car, were greeted by Willis Mouttet, Darling Dirkson, LeRoy Unruh, Donald Ratzlaff, Leo Becker, Mavis Becker, and Harold Koehn. We chose as our conductor, Willis Mouttet, his helper, Donna Lohrenz, and Nlelvin Voth as chief cook. The success of this trip is credited to Nfiss Hilda Regier, out engineer. Twelve of the twenty were found faithful on the coach car in the fall of '50, There was added one passenger, Harry Pankratz, whom we chose as our conductor. Harry being the bashful type could not proceed without a couple of helpers, so Kenneth Schmidt and Wanda Lohrenz were chosen. This year had two main high spots, the play 'Raggedy Nan' which was directed by our engineer, Rev. Jantzen, and the junior and senior banquet at the close of the year. By the time we had reached the Vista-Dome car in the fall of '51, we thought we were pretty good, or did we? This year four passengers left us and Vernon Heibert accompanied us. Paul Schultz now took the position as conductor, his partners, Harry Pankratz and Wanda Lohrenz. Our engineer, Rev. Gerbrandt welcomed us over for an evening of enjoyment which was appreciated by all. Along with this evening of fun and many other high lights of this year we can truly say that even though there have been troubles, trials and storms, above all we see the joys and sunshine which came to us. 6 ' ff I 3 Q? 51'fl27 fbmgfgiawrg f 2 U SE IOR CLASS PROPHECY This restaurant looks as if it's owned by a millionaire. Look at who's coming with the menu -- why it's Maxine Unruh! This child evangelism class in New York seems to be quite educational. Why, look at the teacher -- it's Ruth Schultz. Donna Lohrenz, the concert pianist at Carnegie Hall must really have start- ed to practice after she left O. B. A. Bookeeping must have helped Gene Jantz. He's the owner and operator of the First National Bank in Los Angeles. Let's watch Break the Bank on television at 3 o'clock. Who is that announ- cer? Why it's Paul Schultz from Richey, Montana. Remember Melvin Voth's liking for Chevrolets in O. B. A. ? That sign says he's now a great Chevrolet Dealer. ' Have you seen this new ad in the paper? It's for wrecker service and Vernon Hiebert owns it. He always did talk about it when he was in O. B. A. Let's be on our way again. We have an invitation for dinner this evening. It'll be good when the former Wanda L. prepares it. She surely makes a good cook and charming house wife. Well, here we are in the eastern part of the state. Yes, it's good old windy Oklahoma. Say, look at that -- Pankratz Cabinet Shop, Inola, Oklahoma. Harry always was particular in manual training class. Look at this morning's headlines. The Youth for Christ meeting in the Enid Convention Hall was packed to capacity last night as Kenneth Schmidt, the bass E IOR CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1952 of the Oklahoma Bible Academy, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years of work, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last and best will and testament. Vernon Hiebert wills his speedy ford to Dwain Young. Dwain, someday you might need some speed. Gene Jantz wills his dislike for school to Helen Pankratz. Not everything comes from books, Helen. Donna Lohrenz wills her dignified, humiliating, but humorous expressions to Arthur Johnson. Art, expressions often win life partners. Maybe you'd better take a try at it. Wanda Lohrenz wills her American History knowledge to Abner Koehn. Abner, get on the ball. American History is required in high school. Harry Pankratz wills his mischievousness to Shirley Baergen. Don't let it get you into trouble, Shirley. Kenneth Schmidt wills his bass voice and quartet membership to George Smith it takes a lot of practice. Paul Schultz wills his position as senior class president to Donald Voth. Donald, be a good pilot for the senior class of 1953, Ruth Schultz wills her skill at making desserts to Lois Baergen. Lois, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so you'd better start practising in good cooking now while you're at O. B. A. Maxine Unruh wills er ability to play piano to Richard Steckler. Richard, better put a little speed behind it and a little less noise. Melvin Voth wills his red hair to Faye Pekrul. Faye, follow Melvin's example and hold your temper down. To the Junior Class we will our ability to cooperate with one another, the faculty, and fellow students and also the fun and privileges of being a senior. soloist sang. '7 Q' 041, S11 ' 011 11-1 Afxhuf Ighngkxahoma ' Ivfenofygliia Tlaff . 00 ' V' '3 o Rmgw 'aeflt Ice-P1-esiderxa P1251 Mary Louise Schmidt Cordell, Oklahoma Secretary-Treasurer Del. 1 Lois Baer gxgahoma Coz-dl:11Bu11er 1 Oklahonza Medford ' Carol Jantz Enid, Oklahoma Uilfuh Abner K htxfn 103 E ' 0912 Kat Oklaho md, Oklahczlma Me1y0 s 8 Schnekaet Wx ygixaboma av Chryston Harms i Cleo Springs, Oklahoma . at Slihmx a qqaxbur Ogxahow Shirley Baergen Medford, Oklahoma Sponsored by ENID BUSINESS COLLEGE Founded September, 1894 Fully approved and accredited Invite s Inve stigation Ma mie Wed el M690 a 9 time Brace .sabrifona i'b1- 1 Dia Ringwood, Oklahoma Rub Y J CDT1-eI1fieE1ff0e11n 13110 'ha Don In Olaa Vo t 11 , Oklahom a Carl M Dec 6110 ke , Oklabz- Oyha Paulme Ge rbr andt Meno, Oklahoma L a G avonlz mr how 015 e P gubxl Bax. gs, Ohm Vice-President ry: Ok ek1'u1 C1eo 591111 Seek 13110121 -aeff' etafy a 91 'T ?re reas U1-er . G Leona Flafniixfhoma Mgggge Smith Mediord, Ok 1 Oklahoma Lois Pankratz M 0 Geraldine schuuz Inola, Oklahoma Meno, Oklahoma do Sponsored by GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Bond Bread Hoppy's Favorite Enid, Okla. .9-1 N - ig, -1.63 '53 La Vonda Buller Colby, Kansas President R oger Smith Meno , Oklahoma FRE HME Sherman Hamm Cleo Springs, Oklahoma Vice-Pre sident Helen Pankratz lnola , Oklahoma Myrna Faye Koehn Meno, Oklahoma Secretary-Treasurer -alfa? Ilayton Hamm Zleo Springs, Oklahoma Jennie Lee Unruh Meno, Oklahoma E a Verla Ann Koehn Wesley Schmidt Oriental, Oklahoma Medford, Oklahoma Carlton Hamm Elma Stine Dwain Young 3160 SP1'iH8S, Oklalwma Ok-arche, Oklahoma Chickasha, Oklahoma uza N. MAIN PHONE 4755 TEIBE BDEHS Minneapolis Moline Tractors. Hanosion and Farm Machinery Magneto Service - Genuine M. Mg Pu-is FAIRVIEW. OKLA. 1 1 Sxokryei Okya seem Cwiienomaboma l E-YV' ' Richard Steckler Ames , Oklahoma Mer lyn R atzlaff Meno Oklahoma DOI, Goltry yofantz .v klahoma oth Bobby Decker Meno, Oklahoma Alta Marie Stine Okarche, Oklahoma Leonard Johnson Ringwood , Oklahoma Sponsored by Faye Pekrul Goltry, Oklahoma Esther Koehn Enid , Oklahoma UNION EQUITY CO-OP EXCHANGE TERMINAL ELEVATOR Total capacity: 33,750,000 bushels 1 Enid, Oklahoma Ver Yeofixoroa We specialize in extra quality Mengeta Un!-uh 6 oxkffxl Elsie Becker , Oklahoma milling wheat Oklahoma-Spearman Branch Origin Ofna Ambassadors for Christ Practical Work Committees PRUfBRi MEEXXW Q09 Street Meetings Iviary Louise Schmidt Melvin Voth X O act D. I Sign Commxlflxms Donaldlsifrlbution Wilbur SC 16.5 Home Uhr 6112 Qld Pe0PPankratz House Visitation Harm' rgen Kenneth Sch - is Bae G rnldt L0 race Janzen Child Evangelism Delila Buller I Lois Pankratz. fd t Z, E fillff, ,ggpggqtuw ANNU L BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Schultz, Assistant Business Manager, Harry Pankratz, Business Manager, Grace Iantzen, Assistant Art Editorg Carl Decker, Photographer, Chrys- ton Harms, Art Editor. FRONT ROW: Miss Wiens, Sponsor: Melvin Voth, Editor, Maxine Unruh, Typist, Donna Lohrenz, Assistant Editor. STUDENT COU CHl ff -Al J BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Merlyn Ratzlaff, Freshman Member, George Smith, Sopho more Member, Faye Pekruel, Freshman Member, Grace lantzen, Junior Member. FRONT ROW: Donna Lohrenz, Treasurer, Donald Voth, Vice -President, Melvin Voth, President, Geraldine Schultz, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Schmidt, Senior Member. 1, E..7, QISC fr ,, . 171' -7 ' fx A !L 12 January 11, 1952 -'g gf X543 V53 THOUGHT Fon THE WEEK 'VJ'- cixl HAVE YOUR TOOLS RE-ADY3 GOD WILL FIND YOU WORK. X ANNUAL L' M F. JUNIOR NEWS X I During the two evenings that The play committee for the the Annual Staff' has E lhev 'O' claw PPP 'Fung have como' lay? 12 page' pages l5 bho best thi red '-I ilms sole of C P81310 che an' lc or FLASH STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT. Harry Pankratz, Assxstant A Editourg Marilyn Schneider, Editor: Maxine Unruh, Typlstg Mrs. Pinegarpsponsor. AIA., chwr ho L Pong dorm: ng was he ld Tues, night, and a new committee vsp f-- the month of Jan. was eledted. MT. J , was CP , I.1Jte0 are: F' 'F-J A nw, , Sponsored by ENID AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION FRED BOSTON Lincoln and Mercury Keith Kirton Enid , Oklahoma PONTIAC 8: CADILLAC CO. Pontiac and Cadillac HUMPHREY CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet KITCHENS MOTOR CO Dodge and Plymouth HUME MOTOR CO. DeSoto and Plymouth MONEY MOTOR CO. Oldsmobile . I P EEJOELITY Mo'roRs1 I A Chrysler and Plyznouthl HQLIIEEFMOTOR co. Packard and GMC PAR KINSON-NEAL MOTORS COMPANY Ford . GUY 'COLE NASH CO. Nash STEVENS BUICK CQ. Buick SI SILER MOTOR Studebaker A FREEMAN EQUIPMENT International I 65? ni , School Chorus Director, J. J. Gerbrandtg Pianist, Geraldine Schultz Sponsored by A sign of Courtesy - Quality Price J AITRIKS Eg REDSQUARE ,E ,W P Orchestra ANTRIM LUNIBER CO. Enid, Ok1ah0I1'1-3 Director, J. J. Gerbrandt: Pianist, Maxine Unruh RCHE THA l r 5 fi 5 1? tif? CHO0L CHORU I ,, I . r xv- ' f f . Z, TRIPLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Clydene Boese, Myrna Koehn, LaVonda Buller, Esther Koehn, If TRIO Helen Pankratz, Shirley Penner, Faye Pekruel, Elsie Becker, Jenny Unruh, Miss Wiens, Director, R.: S Naam N l , I , r GIRLS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pauline Ger- GIRLS' LEFT TO RIGHT: Maxine Unruh, TRIO brandt, Marylin Schneider, Ruby QUARTET Donna Lohrenz, Lois Baergen, Buller, Wanda Lohrenz, MENO GUARANTY BANK Peposit Insured up to 510,000 Cecil H. Unruh, Cashier Frank Fuller, President Not size, nor age, but helpfulness Meno Oklahoma Faculty, students and parents of O. B. A. always welcome I g,tx?lu,lffv s5 X 1 ' f srllfl? BOYS' QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilbur Schmidt, Paul Schultz, Kenneth Schmidt, Melvin Voth. I, gb GIRL ' PHYSICAL ED CATIO Girls' Basketball - a ?reXu01n 1565 Jump Ball Girls' Soft Ball Sponsored by KOEHN GR OC. AND PRODUCE Buyer of Cream-Eggs-Poultry-and Hides Memo Phone 531 Oklahoma 18 YSICAL EDUCATI Basketball QV nikk- -4 I f x - A 1 P 'i f - .Q , Football Baseball Q W4 9325? In Act Wo' 3 l I bf.. 5 nf , ,,9YW ' N Q' fi! 'J viii!! , A 4A, J ,f 55 S mx XV' l 9 I l l L l ' 7 T. T fi x ' - l 1 kwa' , ,I XY Q 'A ...WV Ming 1 . F. . Xiu!! Qi -rr wx.: fm rw, . 1.1, ' wm-q,,s- f l ... , , ..: 1fk ll ,,,,S5gK.,4eg,sz1f-, 1.uff.g.:-f -fi: wuzgww . g , g.. ' E fi wflfw A ., . E. 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Call it right! 21 18. 19. 20 Z1 22 23 24 25 Chief You can't I Treading Air Funny McGee Skating partners Alpha Omega Balancing ? ? wx u S0911 13.44, gs -:.1'fQ. ,, 431 o on , lg.. 1 e A, H' ...qu .. 5 1 4:12.71 E ?. lm , M a- s.. s if Ylxfimf' me Q ff o Y nw, mn 9 SMITH OIL CO. Champlin Products Whole s ale and R e tail FAIRVIEW STATE BANK The personal service bank, Each Depositor insured by FDIC up to 510,000.00 Member Federal Reserve System. Cooper Tires - Batteries - and Accessories We give S. 8: H. Green Stamps Phone 191 Meno, Oklahoma uqlours gor Qctier elppealanccn O H BIS WIIT IROADWAY PHONE 1248 ENID. OKLAHOMA Rev. Arnold Epp Pastor Meno, Oklahoma EIDE MENNUNITE CH RCH Inola, Oklahoma REV. G. B. REGIER, PASTOR Compliments of SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Enid, Oklahoma HAYES FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Big enough to serve you Small enough to know you 206 W. Ivfaine Enid, Okla. Enid, Oklahoma Photographers for seniors of O. B. A. SEE OR CALL US FOR - - - Good Dry Cleaning In Passing School Zones Take It Slow Let Our Little Prospects Grow. Quality, Not Price Lasts Longest ! WARDROBE CLEANERS Phone 4343 518 S. Van Buren Delicious Golden Wonder SCHMIDT POTATO CHIPS 1101 N. Grand. Enid, Okla. Phone 1973 Where Quality Tells and Service Sells E. W. BANK LUMBER COLAPANY 230 East Maine P.O. Box 727 Phone 748 Enid , Oklahoma Best Wishes from GOLD gigs? SPOT QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS John Deere Sales 8: Service OKLAHOMA FARM MACHINERY CO. Enid, Oklahoma Congratulation Seniors It Pays to Trade at CRESCENT FURNITURE COMPANY Crosley Refrigerators Radios Electric Ranges Real Estate, Loans, Insurance PERCY PORTER Zion Independence Enid, Oklahoma B 8: K GROCERY Goltry's Shopping Center' Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and meats ENID PAINT AND WALL PAPER CO. Window Glass Phone 445 125 West Maine Phone 72 Goltry, Oklahoma Enid , Oklahoma HAT WORK 214 West Broadway Fu' COATS Q Pugne Sa Q CIoIIuers S. A. Wilenzick Co. North Side of Square Enid, Okla TRADE WITH L ll ES ENID, OKLAHOMA DeWITT HATCHERY JOHN J. VATER ONE OF THE BEST IN THE SOUTHWEST 1 ,ga N and Sporting Goods MR. Ann MRS. o. D. DEWITT fgpuf.. , PHoNs 390 n l E ,d FAIRVIEW, OKLAHOMA X lfflff m Oklahoma NEHI Compliments of ROYAL C DAVIS PAINT ROWN BOTTLING CO. 118 E. Randolf Enid Cklahoma Enid , Oklahoma on An fs f Mmxm wma!! . PEPSI-COLA Enid Bottlers MF EDS Compliments of ELSID MAE KOEHN Enid, Oklahoma IITAILIIHID llll FREEMAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER PRODUCT Moron fnucxl ENID' OKLAHOMA -raAc'rolll ' MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS 47,-157 YEA R300 KS -g ' ,mf-1' v Jglin, ' bg ci? , 'S' A. X, 1 5, S Q ,, , J, 4 ..u,,. ., J, 1 4 ., ,jg v ' 'nfN.-nf ' X e, ,,. J. , - 2.-. P- :'I .'T-' yff- 'i15K,',2 1 . Ei ian: 'rf,4?'3 lm, 'i ' W' A iii ,,.'2Jw,:X f.',w1?i5-m f u- '- -QA , 4 .Q - ,-'iw ' :K-1. 1 JI.. H 5 2 X ,ffgflg S . ' 55 5 Y S W 5 fx' 5 ,, . I 'f 1 9:4 MI 5 - ' L .1 ., 3 J. . i Q 'Q W 3 - - 1 r J.. 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