Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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lze ice evefal l.2WS and the LQel'SOnfle MARTHA UNRUH GOLDIE SEIBEL AND ROSELLA LEPPKE At the Information Degk Assisting in the Registrar's Oflice The Entire Office Force at a Glance- BACK Row: Hulcla Berg, Rosella Leppke, Esther Wiebe, Elfreda Penner, Esther Franz, Martha Unruh, Agatha Wiens, Irene Regier. FRONT Row: Stella Goertzen, Goldie Seibel, Anna Friesen, Verna Ediger, Abbie Funk, Kath. Lentzner, Anna Bartel, Wilma Bergthold. PAGE 12 ANNA R. BARTEL Serrefary to the Prexident JW' WM WW 'K

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aculty A. R. EBEL--Professor of Art and Social Science His wit in our daily history quizzes is what his paints are to the canvas. ALBERT FooTE-Professor of German and Biological Science The interested adviser of the Student Council. He is as capable a teacher in Biology and German. PAUL K. WEIMER-Professor of Mathematics and Physical Science, Director of Orchestra Besides teaching us how to make H25 and to har- ness electricity, he has taught us that a magnetic personality cannot be measured in a mathematical equation. His chief delight is playing first fiddle and keeping the orchestra in time. ENOLA MILLER-PIOfCSSOf of English Her shy, reserved nature reveals her noble person- ality in the same manner in which she reveals to us the deep hidden meanings of the Aeneid and other classics. .J X fx,- ttsw 'ft' 0 L ELLA FRANZ-Instructor in Piano and Violin Always in her place, Miss Franz unravels the sweet- est grace of music with her nimble fingers. Not only does she teach the harmony students the tech- niques of composition, but also that true beauty of music comes from within. ESTHER KAUFMAN-Chief Librarian and Instructor in English Our eflicient and capable library supervisor. Neat and resourceful, Miss Kaufman has won the respect and confidence of all who come in contact with her. PAGE 11 mm ,WN my Q g . l MRS. STELLA GOERTZEN-OfflCC Secretary and Instructor in Shorthand Because she brings in the mail, we hail her appear- ance joyfully. She is as gracious and patient in the business oliice as in her shorthand classes. CLARA LOHRENZ-Instructor in Bookkeeping and TYPiHg Not only has she taught us how to balance accounts, but her personality has revealed to us the value of a truly balanced life. If 4-...L

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p nnucz! Qibfe Gonkrence Tabor College conducts an annual Bible Conference near the middle of the school year. This conference is designed to furnish a brief training course for ministers, Sunday-School teachers, and other christian workers, the meetings of which are conducted in the forenoon and afternoon. In the evening the meetings are of an evangelistic nature and have served to draw many students and other friends to the acceptance of jesus Christ. REV. J. D. HOFER Rosedale, California REV. GEO. B. HUEBERT Reedley, California REV. J. G. WIENS Winkler, Manitoba REV, WM. J. BESTVATER Shafter, California The conference of 1938 was held from january 16th to the 23rd. Rev. G. Wiens had as his theme, Christ in the prophetic garment, in the forenoon serv- ices, and in the afternoon he dwelt on the subject of justification through faith in Jesus Christ. Rev. G. B. Huebert, of Reedley, California, served with messages of evangelistic nature in the evening. The conference of 1939 started on the 29th of january and continued to the 5th of February. The general theme was Preparing the Way. Rev. Wm. Bestvater, Shafter, California, served with discourses during the day. Prof. H. D. Wiebe led the meetings of missions discussiong the Sunday School and Vacation Bible School discourses were under the direction of Dr. H. F. Toews. The evange- listic messages in the evening were brought by Rev. D. Hofer. PAGE 13