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Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA)

 - Class of 1939

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Vennard College - Vision Yearbook (University Park, IA) online collection, 1939 Edition, Cover
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THERE ARE HEIGHTS TO WHICH THEIR ASPIRATIONS HAVE SOARED: THERE ARE DEPTHS THROUGH WHICH DUTY'S PATH HAS LED THEM. BUT ALWAYS IN THE OUTPUT OF TIME, EFFORT IN THOUGHT. WORK AND PLAY, THERE HAS BEEN A VISION BEFORE THEM, INSPIRING THEM TO LIVE. TO LOVE, AND TO SERVE HUMANITY. THUS, MAY THE MOTTO OF JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE. WHICH HAS BEEN CHOSEN AS A THEME FOR THIS YEAR'S PUBLICATION OF THE SYLVIS. BE A RENEWED INSPIRA' TION TO YOU. DEDICATIEIN... . . . TO ONE WHOSE CONSISTENT APPLICATION OF CHRIS- TIANITY TO EVERYDAY LIFE HAS INSPIRED US TO MORE WORTHWHILE LIVING . . . TO ONE WHO HAS CONVINCED US THAT THE BEST IN LIFE ARISES FROM PATIENT PERSE- VERENCE TOWARD A WORTHY GOAL . . . TO ONE WHO HAS LIGHTED OUR PATH OF PROGRESS WITH HER LAMP OF CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE . , .TO ONE WHO HAS CAUGHT A FAR REACHING VISION AND IS ENLISTED IN THE SERVICE OF HER MASTER . . . . . . TO DEAN ANNE C. GREVE WE AFFECTIONATELY DED- ICATE THIS. THE TWELFTH VOLUME OF THE SYLVIS. Y, +- Z LJJ Q Dean Anne C. 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A vxxxxexxu---xxxxxxx x '1x.xxx5.+ -xioxxxxfxox x'xxx-xx1x,xxx+ +xxxxxxxAx 'f,xx,ox.+ +x,xxx,xxAxj f- xxxxox 'vxxxxxx - xxfxox x'xxxQx'xxxxxv fxxxxxxx x,xA,xxxxxx+ +x4xxxxxxx1 xx xx 7 ' f Xx-xxxxxxvxxx xx 'xxxxxyx,xxxf,+ +xLxxxxxx ' - A xxfxo x' xxxix x xx x 1 Q I My X w 'wx xA N x x X A K' K xxx N xx xp xxx xox xx ON xxxl x x xxx x Nxxx x x x-x xxxx xx x xox x xxxxxx x xWN Vxxxxxxx xx 5x0 xnxx I- '-A x -'10 .f x 1AO 1.1 , x41 'x X'- 'w 12 X- SENIOR CLASS SENIORS OF JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE. CLASS OF '39 . .. IT SEEMS IIVIPOSSIBLE THAT FOUR YEARS COULD HAVE COME AND GONE SO QUICKLY. NOW THAT WE ARE STANDING ON THE BRINK OF LIFE . . . POISED . . . READY FOR WHAT MAY COME OF WELL OR ILL. .. SECURE IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE DO NOT GO ALONE OUT INTO LIFE --WE HAVE A GUIDE. A COUNSELLOR, A DEFENDER IN OUR LORD AND MASTER, JESUS CHRIST. THESE YEARS AT FLETCHER HAVE BEEN WONDERFUL YEARS OF PREPARATION . . . WE HAVE GAINED ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE IN THE ART OF GETTING ALONG WITH OTHER PEOPLE . . . OUR MINDS HAVE BEEN STINIULATED TO THEIR UTMOST ACTIVITY IN ASSIMILATING OUR INTELLECTUAL AND CULTURAL INHERITANCE . . . AND IN SPIRITUAL VERITIES. WE GIVE THANKS FOR HAVING HAD THIS TIME TO MAKE READY FOR LIFE WITH ALL OF ITS OPPORTUNITIES. BUT NOW WE ARE CALLED INTO NEW REALMS OF LIVING-TO GIVE OF OUR BEST TO HIS SERVICE. LOVE SO AMAZING. SO DIVINE DEMANDS MY SOUL, MY LIFE, MY ALL. ,. 39 ..-NAI! A Q' ' Q.-. , t j we X T V f. N - ' .Q 'Qt qos. 'R ,xg M . Q l ' L 1 ,Q ,.'9.L. tk X mm' er- , RUTH BOWERS Minneapolis. Minnesota .ll-ljl'rl, lunulisli The girl with the golden voice . . . she charms away the hours singing . . . chorus soloist, instructor in voice, piano player . . . talented reader . . . athletics-basketballl vol- leyball . . . active in Lincoln, vice-president as a freshman . . . member of ladies' trio '37 and '38 . . . her motto: You get out of life just wnat you put into it. LURA BRIDGES Richland, Iowa 51,11-ri, nnnn- .ri-iinnuirs There are few true friends, but she is one . . . a cle-lighter in work-and in play.. . vice- pres:dent of Lincoln Literary as a sophomore . . . president of Home Ec Club as a junior... chancery member , , , librarian three Years . .. her aim in life IS to do all she can to mal-te other people happy. MARJORIE BRUSCHWEILER Minneapolis, Minnesota Alf: ini, lnetnrx To a sophisticated voung lady which is Margie all over ...a big aim in her life watch the U. S. diplomatic service . , , reader with definite talent . . . second honors in after din- ner spealting at state this year . . . member of Parliament . . . Alethem typist . . . besides burning midnight oil over history papers. GERTRUDE DODGE Orchard Iowa Nllli-Hz l-,nxlxyh ,in-l lnsl-lux An efficient miss . . . president of class as senior . . vice-president of junior class . . . harcl-working editor of the Aletheia '39 . . . chancellor of Parliament as a junior- vice- chancellor sophomore year . . , Chancery mem- ber two years . . . elected to Who's VVho in American Colleges . '39 . . , English Guild , . , Student Council . . . concert mistress in college orchestra three years . . . mal-es a good mana- ger . . . hobby is worl- -and drinking coffee. RUTH MARIE FFKAZER Hillsboro. Ohio Xlwu-I, li-nn- iininnnn- The one and only Ohioan . . . an inveterate Chinese checlterer , . . besides sewing, Cooltinq, and study, her interests run to music . . . mem- ber of Parliament girls' quartet, then of trio in '36 and '37 . . . Science Club . . . an old faithful in chorus. band, and pianist for or- chestra . . . a very capable lady for a school marm . ROBERT GAMBLE Minneapolis. Minnesota 1I..jn,Q.n'l.1l Q--'11-ixi-p A versatile young man who expects to preach . . . elected to Who's Who in American Col- leges , '39 . . . class president sophomore year . . . Student council chairman '39 . . , English Guild member two years . . . Bar member. chief-justice '39 . . . member of Lincoln and Conference . . . says he, my hobby's Bobby . . , also likes photography and golf. Times .-X. -5 131 D J . W, A pas,- ll- i .Rs N ,z X 'Jr' ?? E -Q, 5- . , I 4 59 EDNA GREVE Emily, Minnesota Pls: l l', lnnin- i'i'llirllI1i'S Efficiency is :-1 powerful word and it means Edna . . . member of Zeta. vice-president as a sophomore. then a Parliamentarian and vice- chancellor as a junior . . . Gospel League and Missionary Crusaders for four years . . . mem- ber of Chancery and Science Club . . . major interests are in homemaking-sewing, cooking. making fancy salads. studying nutrition and all such-like. LLOYD HALL Minneapolis, Minnesota Alwlni' iniliiii--luv He has th: quilifications of a .'ICliCfl113l1f- Alttheia business manager for la't three years . . . and sports editor for his first two years member of Lincoln. president '39 . . . interests :ire musical' -first tenor of Ambassador Quartet, member of chorus, orchestra and male chorus . . . member of Gospel League first three years . . . hobbiesiphotography and travel, MERRILL HARRIS Minneapolis, Minnesota M:ii-'ig lZil+l-- :iii-I iw-lieiiiii-1 I-ilin-:illiin Bump to his friends . . . the inveterate mimic, comic and joker . . his jokes are vet- erans .... 'n important young manfrriembcr of Lincoln . . . '99 Sylvis buginess FHHITEIEICI' . . . Aletheia editcr as sophomore . . . class presi- clcnt Junior year . . .Conference bishop as fresh- men , . . baritone in the Evangel Quartet . . . English Guild three years . . . he letters all the advertising mfitter around-its his hobby. MARY CHARLOTTE JOHNSON De: Moines, Iowa 1l:i,iiii's, lflnxlisli :ml lnsinrx One ycar at Drake. three at Fletcher-work- ing harrl . . . Parliament Chancellor first sem- ester senior year, vice-charcellor as a junior . . . member of English Guild two years . . . Chancery . . . also student council. . . and news editor of the Alztheia . . . clebater at Iowa State Tournam nt '38 . . .hobby is campfire work--it offers opportunity for expression of hcr Christian virtues. ANNE KUHN Scottdale, Pennsylvania Klayiiil Iixlil-4 .in-l iwlluiiiiis I-iliiwnlifiii A lady who loves work-and is thorough in it . . . graduate of Cleveland Bib'e Institute. one year abroad teaching in an English Bible school, two years here . . . worker in Confer- ence, Gospel League, Linco!n , . . Aletheia's alumni editor . , . shc delights in God's out- of-doors with all its wonders. HAROLD KUHN Belleville. Kansas Alalnr, l2nlil-- ini. li-Illliills Q-ilin-.iiii-ii Thoroughness plus a capacity for hard work . . . a student pastor with large interests . . . for two years president of National Young People's Holiness League . . . three years at Cleveland Bible Institute, one year teaching in England, then two years here . . . Wl10'S Who in American Colleges , '39 . , . justice in Bar . . . Conference bishop last year . . reli- gious editor of Aletheia '38 . . . Lincolnian . . . motto: I have kept the faith. ALBERT KLEINSASSER Yale. South Dakota Ma,i'f1', llilile Called von WiEhelm in honor of the Kaiser . . . small, but mighty . . . athletics-volleyball, basketball, track . . . interest in religious ac- tivities . . . Conference superintendent as sophomore . . . Missionary Crusaders three years . , senior class chaplain . . . loyal to Lincoln . . . loves doing personal work and ex- pects to be a missionary to Africa . . . hobby is collecting rare flowers and sleeping. ROSALIE LADUE St. Paul. Minnesota Mujiir. lmnie 1-cwizii-iiiirs Domesticity personified . . . loves sewing . . . and knitting . . . and writing letters . . . but not unathletic-women's tennis champion for first three years . . . member of Lincoln, Sci- ence Club and chorus . . . her life motto: Make me clean in thought, word and deed: make me pure in body, mind and soul. FAYE LIND Cavour, South Dakota Mzijnig iiilillll l'iw- Straightforward and sincere, she meets life with he' chin up . . athletics is her forte- basketball, volleyball, tennis . . . girls' gym director two years . . . F Club member . . . member of Parliament, vice-chancellor as a senior . . . Chancery member two years, chan- cellor '39 . . . no hobbies-to speak' of. MELVIN MYERS Springfield, lllinois Alfyinr, 1'-fliqiniis 1-ililvzltliill A young man of importance, he uses a flash- light-assistant dean this year . . . general tlunkeyu says he . . . member of Zeta, and then of Parliament . . . a justice in Fletcher Bar . . . Conference member . . . several hob- bies, one collecting postage stamps, another buying postage stamps . . . his highest desire: to be in the Lord's work. EVERETT W. MOORE Rose Hill, Iowa ll:i,iiii', viiiiiiiii-iwl One who can be depended upon. which means a lot . . . also one who can work . . . member of Fletcher Bar two years, scribe as a senior . . . member of Parliament . . . Science Club, vice-president last two years , . . Commerce Club . . . and all kinds of athletics--basket ball, volleyball, captain '39, track, softball . . . no hobby, except work. IRENE NASH Oskaloosa. Iowa Blziijf-1', liistiiry A young Eady who loves the good old frontier days when men were men, and . . . but a modern young lady also . . . a reader with decided talent-speech diploma . . . member of English Guild two years . . . member of L-ncoln . . . Aletheia staf-f last two years . . . Syivis staff this year . . . hobby is travelling out west . . . which IS something. '--...... -. P366 1 1 .fn-Q.- 59 -45' ,gt r ,ff 5, . x r fi ev 'V mx-- xx- 4-ur... MILDRED NEWMAN Fairmount, North Daltota Xlly wv', Hill- nal iNl'.ll. rllnlulll--ii One always sees lVliIrhcd Newman. R. N. . . . and one hens shouts of Nursie . . . school nurse 'or to.lr years is an experience .. . Zeta two years, then Parliament . . . mem- ber of Gospel Leaulue and Missionary Crusaders four yeais, president of Crusaders for three ,mhobby ltollectfng religious poetry . . . motto is 1 nurse's Not to be ministered unto, but to mlnlstelf' IVIAFTGARET PATTON Llbertv, Missouri Xlal w lpn' li-In .inil nnlsl- llllwll An enthusiastic young lady and a busy one . . . assistant editor of the Alcthela three years , . . Sylvls st:-ff last two years. USSISIFUW editor as a junior . . . a Parliarnentarian, vice- cl-nncellor as a junior, chancellor as senior .. . English Guild member . . . clerlt of Chan- cery '39 . . . second soprano in Senior Larlic-s' Trlo . . . loves athletics . . . hobbies study of piople. modern music and poetry. and writ' inn headlines. LUCILLE I. PILOT Cleveland. Ohio ll.. Inv, lllnnn-'I-1 She has a combination of sincerity, strength of purpose and business efficiency . . . ha: worl-.ed in business office three years. book- llceoer '39 . . . member of Lincoln . . . was graduated from Cleveland Bible Institute. office secretary there . . . plans to teach or do any- thing the Lorzl may desire . . . her hobby I5 bird study. ROBERTA FZEEVES Des Moines. Iowa ,lla 1. 1, nr-Init Tall young lady . . . one major Interest but several others . . . College Parliament, Gospel League. Missionary Crusaders . . , scans closely school lile for a column in the Alethela . . . music for a hobby has done her bit in college chocus . . . her motto: I can do all things through Christ which strengtl-ieneth me. LEONARD SACHSE Montevideo. Minnesota l.l.l ini. lillllw Theres something about a cornetist . . . a silent, dependable man especially . . . first cornetist in college orchestra two years . . . president of Zeta before society merger . . . Conference superintendent '36 and '37 . . . ac- tive in class work. athletics. music organiza- tions .... 1 student pastor who expects to do his part as a regular 1uastor IH comlng years. SHIRLEY SANIPSON Gray, Iowa Xlall rv insllll llnnll lilll ll' A musician planning to do her bit for some high school . , . music one year at Simpson, three at Fletcher . . . first clarinetist in band and orchestra , . . alto an Senior Ladies' Trio . . . member of college :horus . . . director of Sunday Night Choir.. .but not music alone . . , vice-president of Lincoln Literary '39 . . . Sec- retary of senior class. Q5 gb.. ,,.. nv-- 'O ,Jf?k,,Qw- f 41... ...Q gy. I ' 11992 is ,oe 59 ROBERT TROKE Clarkfield, Minnesota M.l,l-ns, Innzlisli :inil si-vial sviwiiwi- A young man with decided views-on a num- ber of topics . . . has finished college in three years . . . is devoted to talking . . . debater three years-to state contest '37 and '38 . . . in- imitable lobbyist . . . AIetheia's assistant editor '36-'37 . . . vice-president of senior class second semester . . . English Guild member . . . Par- liamentarian . . . head waiter in college dining hall second semester . . . hobbies, photography and psychology . . . nice combination. EVANGELINE VAN BREEMEN University Park. Iowa Aliiui, IMIILZIINII Poetry-she writes it-she reads it-she col- lects it . . . her main delight besides music . . . but in addition-English Guild member three years, chairman as senior . . . member of Zeta. then of Parliament . . . Missionary Crusaders . . . chorus and orchestra . . . her hobby, besides poetry, is drawing-drawing caricatures of people. EUGENIE VOSS Alexandria, Missouri AISI-l'Vl', iniisii- Ili.--,ri :ind 1-innn A thinking young woman, accomplished, chic- with that certain dignity . . . Parliarnentarian . . . pianist par excellence . . . reader who went to state contest as a junior . . . columnist for the Aletheia . . . three years on Student Coun- cil, chairman '38 . . . Chancery member . . . president of Gospel League as a sophomore . . . soprano in Senior Ladies' Trio ...all cul- mznated in her election to Who's 'Nho in American Colleges . '39. HAROLD WHEELER West Chesterton, Vermont Alnlini, t'II4'IlIISl,I'j' A delver into the profound mysteries of ions and molecules and things . . . three years at Eastern Nazarene College, two here . . . chem- istry assistant three years . . . president of Science Club two years . . . member of Parli- ament . . . also .1 lover of athletics-tennis, basketball, track . . . a snapshot editor of the Sylvis '39 . . . hobby is photography. SENIOR NDT PICTURED J. B. POOLEY Oskaloosa. Iowa lllljvrly sm'I.iI svlilzwv A preacher with a wife, family, and a church . . . attended J. F. C. in '26 and '27 . . . member of Parliament then and now . . . then to Sue Bennett College, London. Kentucky . . . last year Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illin- ois . . . his business is serving the Lord, hangi paper for a living. fis- -JLINIEIR CLASS EVA SANDERSUN, PRESIDENT IN SEPTEMBER. 1936. ON FLETCHER CAMPUS THERE AP- PEARED A LARGE CLASS OF FRESHMEN-GREEN AS GRASS. SINCE THAT DAY THREE YEARS HAVE PASSED WITH ALL THEIR TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS. THEIR HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS . . .THOSE THREE YEARS HAVE MEANT MORE TO US. THAT CLASS. THAN WORDS CAN ADEQUATELY EXPRESS. THIS, OUR JUNIOR YEAR, HAS MARKED THE TRANSITION IN OUR COLLEGE LIFE. WE HAVE HELD THAT QUESTION- ABLE . . AND ENVIABLE . . POSITION A LITTLE HIGHER THAN UNDERCLASSMEN. A LITTLE LOWER THAN THE ILLUSTRIOUS SENIORS. HARD WORK HAS BESET US ROUND ABOUT. BEING TI-IE JUNIOR CLASS HAS MEANT AN ENTRANCE INTO THOSE TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES ANTICIPATED BY EVERY STUDENT . , . SKIP DAY . . BANQUET . . FRUITCAKE UNEARTHING. BUT THE YEAR AHEAD BECKONS. IN IT WE SEE THE OP- PORTUNITIES WHICH ACCONIPANY THE OCCUPYING OF THE FRONT CHAPEL SEATS AS DIGNIFIED SENIORS . . THE RE- SPONSIBILITIES OF PREPARATION FOR AN IMMEDIATE LAUNCHING INTO LIFE. EOR THREE YEARS WE HAVE BEEN STUDYING, WORKING, PLAYING . . . GROWING IN ALL ASPECTS OF OUR LIVES. WE SEE AHEAD YET ANOTHER YEAR IN WHICH WE SHALL BE BUILDING FOR ETERNITY . !.5i,Xf.x ,. . , V, ,, , ,, . .W X5 xy N' ww Viv . W , 'I 'XT X . gkxw KX O XX N x X NA N, Xxx n X. -' ,qvg X X Q X 'N N XX mx X' A EX-V1 X x ,, , f N , , W E t 1 ,A . K , ., ,H A f' X 3' .Wuxi-x, ., n ,NG ,, X ,Q 4 ' X : 'f 5- ' .-D.. ., , N Q . H 1 ' X Y N Q' R ' ' xx x X , 35.7459 uw V X -.31 ' xv- f Ex 'ik' WELTHA ANDERSON Slzc fI't'lIl!X 14'1'll1 l'1lt't'l'fIllIIt'XS flu' pullz nil 411111. ,.- -snr IVHLO ARMS 1.igl:I of lwurf arm' plzilmulflzfnll nj IIIIUIIJ. FERN BEALL GEORGE BRISBIN Sfu' .xlmll ,wil In fufvfyll fflllffw. IIK lwltffl lu zwur nut llnuz lu FIISI nul. VIRGINIA BENSON LUCILLE CLARK L1'.1.eaf1le in IIPFSOIIIIII-l'l. l'l.g0l'UllS in action. 'She 1f'r1l1!.v In lim' fur lIfllf'l'.X. HARRY DILLON ALTON GARRISON 11Ilr' 1'1Ill 1111! 1111111xx 111' ll 111'111. pl gnml 1191111 111111 I1 11'1'1'1 110011. 11111 11111' 11111 1111111x.X 1-1' 11 llltlll. ARTHUR EIVIERSON 4 V I H KIM GIFFIN 111111 IIIIY 1111111 1111 11111 l11111gs l111111'111y V ' , P 111f11',x'11111' 111 j111.!11, 111111 111AI1'11g. ..,-.-,A,,l 1 ' JOE GILBERT .-111 1'111-1'geI1'1- 111111 11pl1'111isl11' lllllll. ,I as .cz '1 Q, ROY HARRIS Sl11'1l4ul11 uf 1'11111'1111l1'r 1611165 ils 1llIlIl'8.S.Sl-Ull. .Q 3' if lr Xia' - 1 1 1 1 ov Q 1 ,1- Wk. -l 37 x 'M 1 ' w ETHEL HOWLAND Szveetfj PfffL'IAl lII. JANE HUFF She Il'l'6.S fdlltli as 10611 ELIZABETH HUGHES Kilnfl-Y. Crzlnz. l't1IPtllilt'. DONALD HUSTAD His music ll'flSl1t'S away Jus! of GLVCI'-VIII-S lijff. cu .slw mu Y. ,aw QA was ELIZABETH KLETZING Hum! lnlllzrwfl. u gum! Nflllff 111111 full nl' fyllll l'f'IlIl llze S0111 Ihr Bl-ANCHE pgpgg.-gy She NIH ffm! fl pnlfz nr IIIIIAP UHF. CHARLES PFEIFFER EVA SANDERSON H lu HH lfuk I-nwlffg lmxlf' null llllllljj Slit' Hill fu' rvrnlx 'f'l1 'l f'm1n'x ilu' yrvul lip llllw ff.-r: l f.w'lw1 nurfx. 1-ull In .w'rz'1'u', MARY RUSSELL SAMUEL SCHULTZ .xl,,' ,, ll, ,,,,,f Jw ,,,,,,l.,gf ,, ,,,,,, .I Vllllllllbllllllrllll nl fri! ulnl N111-f'1A1'lx K 1 Nffiiff T' singa-l 'ik l Wx SLIZAN SCHULTZ HN' 111.111 IIIIIAPN yI'1'IIf llf'l' lffv OVELLA SHAFER 1' ffzzfls lIlPl'fl'v! in IIIIIII-llflllll llll.lIIQS. ., .xxx Yx' 4. ' 2 nv '56 M rv 'N xr g' -- ' 3. Vi N, 41429 wa ' . .' ff A -1, ., . f lx -:5:-mi-.-av! -' -L H Sirzrwilrx t'HlIlli!'lIl'I! l!l.l!I II lun' fm' QS? -wk X KATHLEEN SHRAUNER Il'llUlU.VUIl1V fun. ,af 5 .4 - Q Q 16, J MARY LOUISE SLEETH She' lI.l'Cfll IUIIQ :1 fm 11714711 f4'e f. 1 ig ff - 3 ARLENE SPEIRS FLORENCE SPURRELI. .4Irl1'sll'4'. pnzrlll,-ffl. .NHllll11llIt'flV1'. Nln- 1l1'l'1'4ff-.w ruff. BEN SPURLOCK RUTH ALICE TODD Life is not Il'z'ewf in 11 Jay. Win' ffucx ll lvl um! Jmw fl nwll. A .gh Q, X G m :M A G Ma WN I M vt ' 1 Q --A A , V 3-g I BERT VAN BREEIVIEN l flfm'.xl IIH lvlI.'lmx.', KENNETH WILLIAMS Hill funn' Ink 'nu nu! nl fl14HIff'11llI. IVIARJORIE WILSON f1.t'lI:'l nun IILVIIIIIV, CQVIIIIIAIII SDPHDMDRE CLASS PRESIDENTSC DAVID DAVIS, LUVERNE ARMS HAVING SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE FIRST STAGES OF ORIENTATION, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1941 RETURNED TO SPEND THEIR SECOND YEAR IN THE ACTIV- ITIES AND CURRICULAR WORK IN THE ALMA MATER OF THEIR CHOICE, TO WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN UNCEASINGLY LOYAL. IN SPITE OF THE SMALL NUMBER IN THE CLASS., ENTHU- SIASM, COOPERATION. AND UNITY OF SPIRIT HAVE BEEN CHARACTERISTIC THROUGH BOTH YEARS. THERE IS A SAY4 ING . . VALUABLE GIFTS OFTEN COME VVRAPPED IN SMALL PACKAGES. WITH AN ATTITUDE OF HUMILITY, OF FAITH IN THEIR GOD, THE ESSENCE OF THEIR CLASS MOTTO IS EVER MANI- FESTED IN THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITIES OF COLLEGE LIFE . . TODAY WE FOLLOW: TOMORROW WE LEAD. DORAN ADOLPHS LLIVERNE ARMS GENEVA BROWN BOYD DAVIS VIRGINIA EDIVIUND .5 . .,, . K ,Q Q2- ,vox v - +9 Iv' 'S l A -L w- s I fx r x . '17, . x' 4 I -Q, ,-an 4' 'R ., i, xx Zh ,4.b. , , 'TILA .--, -w If fu- r' 'V Q . , R -. -vw I' 4 LLJCILLE ANDERBERG ANNABEL BERGGREN DONALD CUTLER DAVID DAVIS ANNE GARDNER REBECCA GINTER RUTH HAYNES HARVEY LANDIS ELEANOR POSEGATE WILIVIA THARALSON Z1 a-W P 3 rv Q M 'I ' ll iv . ,v J, 'K G 3. Q. 4, YA s ' ' 4 1 1 L x 'R Y- . 1 N., .dapp- r , ff 1' AYL 'A ' A M l AA bg. 2 R Q , ,ij .,,, A . ALBERTA GOODWIN GUY JAMES ROBERTA LEE HELEN SACHSE FRESHMAN CLASS FIRESIDENTSZ STANLEY BENSON, GLEN KENNICUTT IN THE FALL OF 1 9 3 8 THIS CLASS APPEARED ON FLET- CHER CAMPUS FULL FIFTY STRONG, BENT ON THRUSTING THEMSELVES INTO THE MAELSTROM OF COLLEGE LIFE. IT WAS A NEW VENTURE FOR THEM AND IT CALLED FOR AD- JUSTMENTS AND COURAGE. BUT STEADFASTLY THEY AP' PLIED THEMSELVES, AND BEHOLD, THE WEEKS HAVE FLOWN ON WINGS. THIS FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE LIFE WITH ITSI NEW EXPERIENCES AND ASSOCIATIONS LIES BEHIND THEM. THE YEAR HAS NOT BEEN EASY, BUT IT IS PAST AND THE CLASS LOOKS NO MORE BACKWARD, BUT TO THE FUTURE . . TO MORE AND BETTER DAYS TO BE SPENT IN THESE HALLS OF LEARNING . . TO FUTURE HEIGHTS AND DEPTHS IN THINGS SPIRITUAL . . TO BUILD 'ON THE FOUNDATION LAID HERE IN THE SCHOOL OF THEIR CHOICE. THE MOTTO OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS SUITS THEM EXACTLY . . IT EMBODIES THEIR HOPES, THEIR HIGH AS- PIRATIONS. THEIR SOULS' DESIRES . . IT IS THEIR ATTI- TUDE TOWARD LIFE . . TRY, TRUST. TRIUMPH! 5 Q A' ESTHER ADOLPHS Q5 3, V' V ..., 'wx 'E - X N HARLEY BAILEY A-6-A , 1 5 fx, ., f. ,L 57 G PAUL BAIOTTO it 7 ,N 3 Q , 1 ,Q l 'X' i 'wu- A B nh. GLEN BRosTRoM HQ 4, ,E 'S ' D' ' 4 N f? E 5 C795 N. x JANE CARLSON ,N ., I , ' Suplwllmnlu- ww-1111 S l11 'll'l' 3' L, x- ff' NIERLENE ARMS ARLENE BAIOTTO STANLEY BENSON JANE BURKHEAD ROWLAND CARLSON ROBERT CONVERSE 13st Ong ,1- Y EVERT DAGE f 9 fm' -1 1' F 3 Y ROBERT FRALEY ROSS HALL GLADYS HENDERSON In? X Nr i M ,Q Y N3 fs 11 A wh K I x ,, fp fa GERALD CRONK GLEN DUCKWORTH FRANCES HAGERNIAN CAROL HARRIS WESLEY HUSTAD GLEN KENNICOTT FRANKLIN KNOUSE JOHN MACY EVELYN MARQUARDT STANLEY IXEQTRLJSTY .'?3'ff', . 'vw ,..s w , A ...., aww- ..- Q Q. ,GY 3' I I.. - 327 A ,QQ 4.,'v' in 1 ,N -4' x Xuan I -X N' ,,.... Xu.- ,AK 5 x. 3 Ear, ? in ! 4551 ,pa Q1 3158 BQ A ' f.. Q 5 A . 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' A X Nxsxox VvY,c.iAvY.+ +v,vwu3x', '4'1 I xxfxux x'xxxyv.x,xw AKXNY5 +v,VXXxC.v, Af NX+XuX VxXx v,X,xwxA,v exyvv NX-EXON x'Yu6,xA,Y,xW.e +Y,xXNxc.v, XX Q 1 Xxexnx x'Vxv,C.xA,xwA+ +Y,VxNXf,X- YYxY,Q.Y,XNY,-E +x.HNxr,Y. NXH 5-NON vVXx,C,v.xw,+ +Y,'aNxr1 YCMXNY: +Y.BNXC,Y, A 'XHEXOX VV06,C.YAXN'i, Aixkxxcx, A 'XON V l?XL, 'YXCA. 'CQN , 'YlY!kl.A -C 8 '20 . 1K-NX ' YK., YYx', VCYN CQ - A XX: .X Vx Ive IQICII THOU CANST NOT PLAY NOR SING NOR SPEAK UNLESS THOU TRULY THINK: NOR CANST THOU THINK IN HIGHEST. NOBLEST REALMS UNTIL THOU DEEPLY FEEL: AND FEELING COMES FROM LIFE ITSELF IN DEPTHS OF HUMAN SOULS- BENEATH THE WHIRLPOOL OF THE SWOLLEN FLOOD IT CALMLY. SWEETLY MOVES LIKE CURRENT 'NEATH A RESTLESS CANYON'S TIDE WITH SILENT, EVEN FLOW, TO SVVEETEN LIFE. SAD HEARTS TO CHEER. TO QUELL THE THROBBING BREAST OF ONE BEREFT . . . THOU ART THAT CANYON DEEP: LIVE RICH, MY DEAR! IZI I'II NI:-I' XI'I.I-IY Ifllrlut Iam. r..lvII-INHII, I-, X-1N3I..Il1Il1If-, I-II II Chairman: Robert Gamble ORGANIZED IN 1932-33 THE COUNCIL WAS DESIGNED TO REPRESENT THE STUDENT BODY IN EXPRESSING STUDENT OPINION EITHER IN INITIAL ACTION OR IN THE FORM OF RECOMMENDATIONS SUBMITTED TO THE ADMIN- ISTRATION AND FACULTY. MEMBERSHIP CONSISTS OF FOUR SENIORS, THREE JUN- IORS, AND ONE SOPHOMORE, WHO ARE ELECTED BY A STUDENT VOTE. AND Ti-IE PRESIDENT OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS, WHO IS A NON-VOTING MEMBER. BEGINNING THE SCHOOL YEAR BY SPONSORING FRESHMAN WEEK, THE COUNCIL IS INTERESTED IN STUDENT WELFARE AND SEEKS TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE SCHOOL. Nwwrnl 1-4-xx. Il IIIIIIIS X IM-11xIIyI,.IfmII-III. Ix'IlIII4HII tudent Council I'r-mi nm XY-III, I.,Il1-IIN. Vlwulx, N:wII, XI Ll:--rII,lI11II 1, S,n111lI-IvIl, XI, .Xlm-, Xllrls I'-IIIII. I. II.III,I'I'lIIfI.XX'1IS--!w,I1 II.Ixl-, XI Ilzllllx S -w1II run Ii.am.I, Im:-, II IQIIIIII, .X IXIIIIH, II:1:ll'uv:ux1, RI:-'Ivy ILII'-Il:--r, S.ul11I--:Run Iiraflu-I I IIIIIII, I:..IIl, Ill--4, Slullxwll IIIIII. .I I':1llrIIll. llllh VII 'I I:1I :mx IIIII-xl Vwvl-v. Ivwml--III. IHII--II. .I Xlrnvx, I XI.I-5. I..u Im-, I' Ilnlrux 'I' '.fI rnwpxlwlpf .I--I- Ixxiyl. KIIVIIIIII I, li.IxI, IZ-:xv IX. I'II:vI. I,. LIMIT, XY:-IIIII-I, IQI-'Iftlug XI XIIIIS EUIIIIII I-In Sllw-'x.4l.uI1:.-III. Iflrul-x, IZ:-I-H+-III, Iilwpplll-' X-Iull Yruu I-III-'11, flzumlrl--. Ill I-I-ln, Ii Il.III. Presidents: Lloyd I'IaII Milo Arms 'THIS THEN HER MOTTO SHALL EVER BE. SIMPLICITY AND SINCERITY ' BY STRIVING TO UPHOLD THIS BANNER LIN- COLN LITERARY HAS FOUND THAT SUCCESS INEVITABLY FOLLOWED. BEGINNING ACTIVITIES IN THE FALL A TRUCK RIDE TO LAKE KEOMAH AND A RELIGIOUS PROGRAM GIVEN BY THE OLD MEMBERS ON RUSH DAY THE S. S. LINCOLN LINER AP- PEARED IN THE UPPER HALL OF THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND NEW MEMBERS SIGNED PASS-PORTS FOR THE FOUR YEAR VOYAGE THROUGH FLETCHER. ALTHOUGH LINCOLN LITERARY FORFEITED THE REED CUP TO HER COMPETITORS, SHE STILL HELD UP THE BAN- NER OF SUCCESS BY WINNING THE BOYS' BASKETBALL 'OURNAMENT AND TYINC IN THE GIRLS' TOURNAMENT, Lincoln Literary IIIIIII Inu. I. x.IIII-I-IIIIIII, XXII--III, Il II.IIIIg ll-IUDI-II. In-, X IZI Il IIII, .I-Ii.II -I XII- .IIIII-S, I',I1IIIII, I,IIIII. I'Ililf'I. NIIII-. XIII-III-, II FIIIISI. IC x.III III--III-II SVI'--IIII I'IIII IQIIIIIIH-. I YIISS, XIIII:.III 'I'II,II,II-IIII. ICIIIIIIIIIII. I-I-YIIII. l'I--f-:.III, If X'-IV. NI.IIIIII,II-II, X-xIIII.III. Sl'-III.1iIIw II SIIIIII. II XXI!lI.I.II, II-I-IDI, IIIIILI-I IVI, IL 4 ,'w' IISIP, XIIILIII1. TIIII-I II-xx. Ii IHIII-IIII, HIIIIIII, Il-IIIIIIH-III. X ILII-IIIII. Il.IIII.A, XIIII-I, IIII4I.- , 'I'-IIII1, FIIIIIX, S S--l.IIIIA, III-IIIIIII-I. SIIIIII-II, XIII!--IIHIQ, ILIIIIYII, I'I:IIIt4 XIIIIII IIII. XYIIIII. NIUIIIS, I'I,III-III IIIIIIIIII I-III' I' ILIIIIIIII, IIIIIIXIII-IIII, XIIIIIIIS, I XIIIIT XY IIIII I 'I'IIIIY-. FIIII NIIIIIIA. 4I,,I,,., ll ,x.IIIIIIIIS, D I,-IIS-III, II III.-I.III. I-,IIIYI IIII Chancellors: Mary Charlotte Johnson Margaret Patton HCULTURAL ENTERTAINMENT -THE SOCIETY'S STAND- ARD POR PROGRAM AND ACTIVITY. CHARACTERISTICS ARE LOYALTY, ENTHUSIASM. AND A DESIRE TO ACCOMPLISH THE END EXPRESSED IN THE SOCIETY'S MOTTO. THE OLDEST LITERARY SOCIETY ON THE CAMPUS. COLLEGE PARLIAMENT IS BETTER KNOWN AMONG ITS MEMBERS BY THE INSIGNIA KAPPA PI. TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR INCLUDED FALL FESTIVAL AND OPEN HOUSE. NOTABLE EVENT OF THE YEAR -THE VVINNING OF THE REED CUP THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN MUSIC. FCRENSIC, AND LITERARY CONTESTS. OIICQC parliament l,',.Iu1 I-In XIumlQ..IIIrI1., I'IIt-www, I,llv+I, Ill-xv, SJIIII II ' X l:,,II. I-In SIIIIIIIL, IZVIII, IIIIIIQM-. .IIIIIII Un. I111I:f.4Il1 II I CI1anceIIor: Faye Lind CHANCERY -AN HONORARY ORANIZATION OF FLETCHER VVOMEN. MEMBERSHIP IS BASED ON SCHOLARSHIP, CHRIS- TIAN CHARACTER AND INTEREST IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. CHANCERY MEMBERS ARE INTERESTED IN STUDYING AND KNOWING THE WORLD IN WHICH THEY LIVE ITS POL- ITICAL. SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS. THEY FEEL THAT THE MEETINGS OF THE YEAR. INCLUDING DISCUSSIONS OF WORLD NEWS AND THE GIVING OF PREPARED TOPICS, HAVE MADE A VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION TOWARD THIS END. MISS ROBERTS. SPONSOR, IS LOVED AND HONORED AS AN EXAM- PLE OF A TRULY CHRISTIAN. INTELLECTUAL, CULTURED WOMAN BY ALL HER CHANCERY GIRLS . TAKING ITS NAME FROM THE ENGLISH CHANCERY COURT. CHANCERY KEEPS TI-IE TRADITION OF AN ANNUAL TWELFTH NIGHT DINNER.THE ONE SOCIAL EVENT OF T!-IE YEAR. I-lu11I1tutYZ I'lul Slznuu, ll Il,n1'11:,1l.nmI1If, Xlfffll-, ILIIAI-In lim-It Iimx: Iinlm, I'I4-IlI'I1, Illxwtu-I Mx-'rf Fletcher Bar Chief Justices: Kenneth Heim Robert Gamble FLETCHER BAR-AN HONORARV ORGANIZATION OF UPPER- CLASSMEN. ONLY THOSE WHO MEET THE BAR'S STANDARDS WITH REGARD TO SCHOLASTIC STANDING AND CHRISTIAN CHARACTER ARE VOTED INTO THE ORGANIZATION. THE MEETINGS, IN WHICH SUBJECTS OF CURRENT INTER- EST ARE DISCUSSED. AID BAR MEMBERS TO A REAL AND VITAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEMS OF THE IVIODERN WORLD. THESE TOPICS ARE FILED IN THE LIBRARY. THE ANNUAL BAR BANQUET IS THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. SPONSORS ARE PROFESSORS SLAGG AND D'ARCY. Iwvnv :Hu U SII.II1r,,I.IInl1A.Ig1, l1...1gI-, X.I5l1, In X.lII l:I 'III II I'xII1vn, Xllss llzlrt-mi, IXIIIX nm XI II,urll'-, 'I'If-II--, I'I-'III--I, IILIIIIIII-', III' NYHII' Chairman: Evangeline van Breemen ENGLISH GUILD DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATION WITH THE PURPOSES OF CREATING A GREATER APPRECIATION FOR LITERATURE AND OF FOSTERING CREATIVE TALENT AMONG STUDENTS. MEMBERSHIP IS LIMITED TO TEN UPPER CLASS- MEN. EACH OF WHOM IS ELECTED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE. AN ORIGINAL LITERARY CONTRIBUTION IS REQUIRED BEFORE AN ENTRANT IS ACCEPTED AS AN AFPRENTICE. THE YEAR HAS BEEN DEVOTED TO THE SUBJECT O.F 'IOWA AUTHORS SOME OF THOSE STUDIED WERE HAMLIN GARLAND. GRACE NOLL CROWELL, BESS STREETER ALDRICH, JAMES NORMAN HALL, HERBERT QUICK. ELLIS PARKER BUTLER. THROUGH THIS STUDY, A REALIZATION OF THE FACT THAT MEN AND WOMEN. WITH THE BACKGROUND OF OUR OWN MIDWESTERN ENVIRONMENT HAVE BECOME AUTHORS OF MERIT, HAS GIVEN AN ADDED CHALLENGE TO THE MEMBERS OF ENGLISH GUILD. MAJOR SOCIAL EVENT ANNUAL BANQUET. Englislw Guild lfrwlnt run: 'W IIuft,III, 1' I'I.IIlIN. Ilnntr-,, Ilnxw , Sm 'I'Imr1!ps--11, IC X'-rw, 1hI.I.Ixx1n, Ir..XIIIIh FI-Iwrrrnl rum: I'I:Il'Ix. .X ILIIIIIIII. Xsrsln, II Sqnvlww. IZ-mr-I XI I x Il XXII I II I I. - ' , lLI1'::rv-11, KI-I :mln-x. SIM-III, IIII'I.I1:uxI, Xrn'I-u- II 'l'Illr'4I rmwi 'I'II:1l:IINvl1, Hu-xv, Nvxxrrmll, Ihvx -4-, 'l'wI:I, Iran. I Xl x X I IIII II I In X':r11I?IIt1-11, N1w4.In, I Yusx, I' Xlwx Young peoples I-Iolmess League Presidents: Charles Pfeiffer Kathleen Shrauner YOUNG PEOPLE'S HOLINESS LEAGUE OF JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE PROMOTES THE INTEREST OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE DEEPER TRUTHS OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. AT THE WEEKLY MEETINGS CONTINUAL EMPHASIS IS GIVEN TO THE SCRIPTURAL ASPECT OF THE SANCTIFIED LIFE OF THE BE' LIEVER AS IT IS PRACTICAL IN EVERYDAY LIVING. ONCE EACH MONTH THE MISSIONARY CRUSADERS PRESENT A PRO- GRAM ENIPHASIZING THE RESPONSIBILITY WHICH CHRISTIANS HAVE IN PROCLAIMING THE GOSPEL TO ALL THE WORLD. THE LEAGUE SPONSORS SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE OS' KALOOSA JAIL AND CONDUCTS THE GREENVIEW AND THE THIRD AVENUE SUNDAY SCHOOLS. THUS MANY STUDENTS ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN GIVING OUT THE WORD OF GOD. THE LOCAL LEAGUE IS A CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S HOLINESS ASSOCIATION: HAROLD KUHN AND DELBERT ROSE, LOCAL MEMBERS, SERVE RESPECTIVELY AS PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. IIIHXI IIIIXIZ NISII. X. Ixl IIN. II, Ixl IIN, IIII.I,1INA4 XIILS l,IXlI. UN, II. FII XIVICII. III I'I.I-III. FIIIIXII IQHIRQ I'li1II4. .IuNls. I', NIMX, 'I'lINIIXI.NuN. 'l'lI0XII'SuN, X.l1l-'XMIM UIlIII..1. II IIIIIIS SIIICXI NI'III. IIUIII-IIS. ,..,., . IIIIIIII IIHIII IxNUl SIL IIXIIAIZX. I-'lIXI,I'1I.I'II1DNIx.IHl.I.. II'I',II'I'I-sh. IxI'.NXII.lIl I. 4-IXIIlI.Ii. IIN IC'I I'I',N. XI, XIIIXIS. Bishops: Harry Dillon Rowland Carlson THE FLETCHER CONFERENCE AIMS TO DIRECT STUDENTS INTO THE ACTIVE MINISTRY OF PREACHING. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AT THE WEEKLY MEETINGS THE MEMBERS HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF PREACHING TO THIS ASSEMBLY: CON- STRUCTIVE CRITICISM BY THE CONFERENCE CRITIC PROF- FERS THE STUDENT A VVHOLESOME OPPORTUNITY TO PRO- GRESS IN HIS HOMILETICS. OTHER FEATURES SPONSORED BY THE CONFERENCE ARE INSTRLICTIVE LECTURES GIVEN FROM TIME TO TIME BY PROMINENT AND EXPERIENCED MINISTERS: HELPFUL HINTS AND ADVICE GIVEN IN REGARD TO PASTORAL DUTIES. IN THE CHOICE OF THE PASTOR'S LIBRARY. AND IN THE DISCUSSION OF OTHER PRACTICAL PROBLEMS, ON SUNDAYS THE CONFERENCE CONDUCTS SERVICES IN THE COLLEGE CHAPEL. THE LIGHTHOUSE MISSION, AND' THE CCC CAMP OF OSKALOOSA: THIS AFFORDS THE STUD- EMTS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE FIetcIwer Conference I-'IIIIKT RIIIYI NIIS5 IIICXYI-IIITIIX, IxlIIiIN5XrSlfII. SXNI NI Ill I I! II II I NI II X I'llhIiI-I'I'I . II. III STXII, II, II IIIIIIS ?III UNI! IQIIIII Ii. I IX IIIII'IzXII-N. H. XII XVICII, SXXIII IIS IIIQIAIS. NIHIIIJN. I. XIISS, SI.I,I 'I'II, 'IIIIIIII RUXII lIUNlzh. XIIIIII-.M IIII IIFS I3IIHIIX,f.n1IIIIIIX IINIII X I XII Ill XXIII-QIININ. III, IIIIx. President: MiIdred Newman THE MISSIONARY CRUSADERS CHALLENGE THE STUD- ENTS OF JOHN FLETCHER WITH THE GREAT UNFINISHED TASK OF IVIISS!ONS AT HOME AND ABROAD. AT THE SEMI- MONTHLY MEETINGS REPORTS AND NEWS FROM THE VARI- OUS MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES IN FOREIGN LANDS KEEP THF STUDENTS IN CLOSE CONTACT WITH THE ACTUAL NEEDS SEMI-MONTHLY EARLY MORNING PRAYER MEETINGS GIVE THE MEMBERS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR UNITED INTERCESSION FOR THOSE XNHO ARE OUT IN ACTIVE SERVICE, FINANCIALLY TI-IE CRUSADERS HAVE ASSISTED MISSIONARIES WHO ARE SAILING FOR THEIR FIELDS OF LABOR AS WELL AS WORKERS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. DURING THE YEAR VARIOUS CRUSADER TEAMS HAVE BEEN ACTIVE IN PRESENTING THE NEED OF MISSIONS BY CONDUCTING SUNDAY SERVICES IN VARIOUS CHURCHES. THE MISSIONARY CRUSADERS WERE ORGANIZED THIS YEAR AS THE FIRST AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL HOLINESS MISSIONARY SOCIETY, FORIVIERLY THIS GROUP WAS ORGAN- IZED AS THE STUDENT VOLUNTEERS. The faxletheia STAFF MEMBERS GERTRUDE DODGE EdItOI I!1'Chl9f IVIARGARET PATTON Assocnnle Edntor DEPARTMENT EDITORS MARY C JOHNSON NeW5 CHARLES PFEIFFER Spoy-Q5 MARY JEAN IVIICHIE Sportg ANNE KUHN Alumm EUGENIE VOS-R Llfe,-3,-y VIRGINIA BENSON Exchange SUZAN SCHULTK Religious BEN F-PURLOCK OVELLA SHAFER Columnists REPORTERS SAMLJEL SCHULTZ ARLENE SPEIRS EVERETT MOORE MARY RUSSELL IRENE NASH MARGARET WOLFORD BUSINESS LLOYD HALL Business Mfmnger LUCILLE ANDERBERG Circulation MARJORIE BRUSCHNNEILER Staff Typust THE SCHOOL PAPER A REFLECTION OF STUDENT LIFE. ACTIVITIES, OPINIONS, STANDARDS AND IDEALS, THE ALETHEIA REPRESENTS A STUDENT BODY NORMAL IN ITS INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES. W'-IICH POSSESSES THE AD- DITIONAL MERIT OF TEMPERING ALL WITH THE SAME HIGH CHRISTIAN STANDARDS WHICH HAVE CHARACTERIZED TI-IE SCHOOL SINCE ITS FOUNDING. TO THE EDITOR. I'I-IE ALETHEIA MEANS A TASK HARD IN IHE DOING BUT NOT WITHOJT ITF, SATISFACTION WHEN NNELL DONE. TO THE READERS' INCLUDING STUDENTS ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, THE ALETHEIA MEANS THE TRUTH ABOUT FLETCHER . STAFF MEMBERS VIRGINIA BENSON ROY HARRIQ MARGARET PATTON SAMUEL SCHULTZ EUGENIE VOSS OVELLA SHAFER STANLEY BENSON ROBERT TROKE HAROLD WHEELER THEODORE MARSH IRENE NASH CHARLES PFEIFFER MERRILL HARRIS MILO ARMS AUDRA BRAZELTON Ednfor Assnstant Edntor Class Edntor Reluruous Edntor Organlzatnons Personalntles Art Edutor Snapshot Edltors Calendar Athletics Busmess Manager Asslstant Advusor THE 1939 SYLVIS-CREATED THAT THE STUDENTS MAY HAVE A YEARBOOK WORTHY TO SONUE SMALL EXTENT OF THE SCHOOL THEY HAVE ATTENDED. AND THAT ALL WHO READ THE BOOK MIGHT ATTAIN TO HIGHER GOALS THROUGH THE USE OF OUR COLLEGE MOTTO. VISION PRECEDES SER- VICE . WHICH IS ALSO THE THEME OF THIS BOOK. EDITING THE SYLVIS INVOLVES MANY STRENUOUS HOURS OF PLANNING ON THE PART OF EDITOR AND BUSINESS MAN- AGER. EFFICIENT LEADERSHIP, COOPERATION OF THE STAFF AND THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE STUDENT BODY HAVE MADE THIS YEAR'S ANNUAL POSSIBLE. The SyIvis Ill-'III I'-fu: I'I'-II .I-In--S. IfIISSvII, Sum N'II1IIIf,, I-I. X1-rw, Il I I Inn II ILIIIX I-In I'uII--II,S1111-I-Irwwll, II .XIIIIIIIIV-, NIIIII ,XI'IIIb, I IIII II I xx I Chairman: Eugenie Voss AN ORGANIZATION WITH A PAST OF VVHICH IT IS PROUD. THE LONG LINE OF FIRSTS FLETCHER HAS SCORED AT STATE MEETS IN DEBATE, EXTEMPO. ORATORY. ARE HONORS MER- ITING PRIDE BUT MOST OF THESE ACHIEVEMENTS ARE TOO FAR BACK IN THE PAST , THE REASON FLETCHER STUD- ENTS HAVE BEEN MORE INTERESTED IN OTHER ACTIVITIES. FORENSIC FORUM IS ENDEAVORING TO AGAIN MAKE JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE UFORENSIC-CONSCIOUSH. AT THE STATE FORENSIC MEET THIS YEAR THE COLLEGE WAS REPRE- SENTED BY A MEN'S DEBATE TEAM, AND MARJORIE BRUSCH- WEILER PLACED HIGH AS AN AFTER-DINNER SPEAKER, AND ALSO READ POETRY. FOR NEXT YEAR EXACTLY ONE HUN- DRED PERCENT INTEREST AND SUPPORT IS SOLICITED. IJIUIIT ww: I'r'nI', Ilwlw, I-I111w1-xml, I111kIu11, XX'rlr.4m, Y, It--1154.11 XXI:--f'If1' S'n1u+I-fy-XMI, I4I.w.1v Blmm-, II, Kuhn, M155 Hlw-xw N-wvlmul Nm: Ifhlllnllllwl, KI-t11ll1L', L.: lm--, 12:11-Imr, II SIM,-I 5I.Ir1ll1,nnII, XIIIIIII-mr. .I-llnlmxnu, 'l'.1fIII, .X Kuhn, II-Ixxlnnll, XXMI1.-MI, NI Maw Thin-II V-fu: .X11II1'uwv11, lh-xuuu-11, HIIIT-'11, Slum-wx, 'I'wl.., XX lIlwI,n1I .Lum -, Mxmb-II, U11-xw-, I4IkIII'l'l'II, Iluqlu-A President: Harold Wheeler QUATRO SCIENCE CLUB-MADE UP OF THE FOUR SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS. BIOLOGY. CHEMISTRY, MATHEMATICS AND HOME ECONOMICS. EACH DEPARTMENT HAS ITS ORGANIZED CHAPTER, WHICH PRESENTS PROGRAMS BEFORE THE ENTIRE CLUB. THE PURPOSE OF PROGRAM IS TO STIMULATE INTEREST AND BROADEN KNOWLEDGE OF SCIENCE AND ITS DEVELOP- MENT. SOME OF THE SUBJECTS PRESENTED DURING THE YEAR WERE: USE OF MODERN CHEMISTRY, PHOTOGRAPHY. NUTRITION, SOME CONTROVERSIES ARISING IN THE FIELD OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, AND FILMS SHOWING THE WORK OF THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY IN RECONSTRUCTION AFTER THE EASTERN FLOOD AND THE WESTERN TORNADO. udtro Science Club Im,,-,- I.Ixx xx IIIIAI.I.I IIWIE., I, H,I1I.l1 IIQIIIIA, xx'I.II-II-.I. III-, XX'O1!,5l'i R- H- S11-'IIS-w x,III ILIHIIIIII. lb llIIHI,I-1.1.-I, III x:II1 lil-'I-IIIIIII, Ig ,g, , xx Q-I,lyI1, 4.II:II.A.I1I, 'l'.,I1,i, I'1:Ixt-III, XYIIHIIII, ll llzull, l.IIx'IIx. I. Sal--IIS--, NlI,l'::II1. Hans Wolf, Conductor FLETCHER AUOIENCER HAVE ENJOYEO THE WORK OF THIS ORGANIZATION UNDER THE BATON OF OR. HANS WOLF THE CONCERT GIVEN AT THE ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL WAS THE OUTSTANDING RUELIC PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR JOHN FLETCHER COLLEGE IS JUSTIFIEO IN TAKING PRIDE IN ITS MUSIC DEPARTMENT. HEADED BV INSTRUCTORS OF THOROUGH MUSICIANSHIF, STUDENTS ARE AFFOROEO MUSIC TRAINING WHICH IS RECOGNIZED AS SUPERIOR. I1 III I xx I Itlnlt I- Im nl 4'I:nrk, nr Simi.-1-v I-g.yq..H. I H,,,,,, g1,,3,,m,.,, I x'.,X, my Il 'I'Iul1x1.pNI11, II Sn- IIN, Nxxlu S 1111 xx XI I I Xl 1 lIII x, 42.11-Ill'-1, I-I x.In Ill'-'Ill-lr. 'I'I.:1rII-1111. XXWIII-VIII, SIIIIIII I, IH XX II XII Inl XI X-uw, I1lllIxI1v-.1-I, NIUII-x. .I l':xlIA-vu X Ixxllm, Ihlggr--vx I I xxll IIIII Il I ull x- IIIIII 1 xx I mln um IIIIIIL, Img-, I. II.lII, Sn- Sx!,'II1c. rnwixxxxx, 'I'wIII. Hp:-I-, I A It I I xx IA, I l:uz :, S I1-IIN-lu, xx' Ilxxf-l.IIl, Nlx-I-. KI II.Il1x I mill! xx I Inll I IIIIII1 II IIu1-LIII, II Iu1I.lx. Iam- ' x.Il1IC1v-In lx, IZIIIH II Choir UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. HANS WOLF. THE CHOIR HAS BEEN THE MOST ACTIVE MUSIC ORGANIZATION ON THE CAMPUS. AT THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. THE MESSIAH WAS GIVEN IN COOPERATION VVITH THE CHOIR OF PENN COLLEGE. OTHER SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC APPEARANCES INCLUDED THE GIVING OF THE EASTER ORATORIO, OLIVET TO CALVARY BY MAUNDER, AND MENDELSSOHN'S '4ELIJAH , THE SINGING OF WHICH WAS THE OUTSTANDING PROGRAM OF THE MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL. THIS WAS PRESENTED WITH THE ASSIS- TANCE OF THE CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR. A RADIO CHORUS COMPOSED OF A SMALL GROUP SELECT- ED FROM THE CHOIR GAVE CONCERTS FROM WOI, AMES. IOWA, AND WHO, DES MOINES. IOWA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SHIRLEY SAMPSON AND ROSS HALL. THE SUNDAY NIGHT CHOIR MADE UP OF VOLUNTEER MEMBERS OF THE REGULAR CHOIR I-IAS MADE AN APPRECI- ATED CONTRIBUTION TO THE SUNDAY NIGHT CHAPEL SER- VICES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. iff. XXI -I- x IIII--tml, Mm. Nlgulml .lwIII1wtm1, Il-ly llullll, I1-V1 XJIII I1I'l'III II THE STRING OUARTET ORGANIZED LAST FALL. IN THE NIUSIC DEPARTMENT. THIS GROUP HAS PROVIDED DINNER MUSIC IN THE COLLEGE DINING HALL AND THIS SPRING PRESENTED PART OF 'IHE PROGRAM IN THE NIAY MUSIC' FESTIVAL ring Quartet lim II:nrI1A-, IXIIIIII1' Inu -In, Ir--rv Iluxlsu-I. NI-IIIII II.n,l1,N THE EVANGEL QUARTET WAS ORGANIZED EARLY IN THE YEAR WITH THREE MEMBERS OF THE FORMER COLLEGE QUARTET AND ALTON GARRISON AS FIRST TENOR. THEIR SUMMER'S WORK STARTS WITH A CAMP MEETING AT HOOPLE, NORTH DAKOTA, AFTER WHICH THEY WILL TOUR FROM COAST TO COAST, SPENDING CONSIDERABLE TIME IN THE PACIFIC STATES AND IN EASTERN CAMP MEETINGS. AL- TOGETHER, THEY EXPECT TO SING IN ABOUT THIRTY DIF- FERENT STATES BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS IN THE FALL. vamgel Quartet 'K . ,ax I we qw 'ET' M K. II1:1x1-5 I,.IlllIIb, I,I-I5-I II.ulI, Sunni.-5 ll.-n 11. 'IH-II XI111'sIn Ambassabor Quartet THE AIM OF THIS QUARTET IS TO BE AMBASSADORS FOR THEIR LORD, WHEREVER HE WANTS THEM TO GO. THEY ORGANIZED LAST FALL AND HAVE BEEN SINGING EACH WEEK AT THE IOWA VALVE COMPANY IN OSKALOOSA. DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS THEY EXPECT TO HOLD SERVICES FROM SOUTH DAKOTA TO NEW YORK. CONCENTRATING MUCH OF THEIR TIME IN CAMP MEETINGS IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. THE AMBASSADORS EXPECT TO CONTACT NEW STUDENTS FOR FLETCHER IN THEIR SUMMER'S WORK. ...uw pdf? XI II fI1IIy,F2lIII S-'IIIIIIL XXIWI--x lIllfI.n-I, Iml- I,-xm Messenger Quartet XNITH THEIR THEME SONG. ONLY JESUS . AS THEIR MOT- TO, THE MESSENGER QUARTET. ORGANIZED LAST DECEMBER IS GOING OUT THIS SUMMER TO SURROUNDING STATES TO PRESENT THE GOSPEL IN TESTIMONY AND SONG. THEY EX' PECT TO BE IN IOWA: MINNESOTA: MANITOBA. CANADA: VVIS- CONSIN: ILLINOIS: OHIO AND KANSAS. IN THEIR OWN WORDS. THEIR OUTLOOK IS THIS: WE CAN DO LITTLE OURSELVES. BUT WE HAVE A WONDERFUL SAVIOR. I,u'.'-lull Xfuw, blulllw-x 5.IlllII?X4'Il, Xlsuazznr--l I'.xltm1 fl, fm fl full ll ll1'l1 .muy Ill flu llllll ff Hur hull' nmnx ,slluff ,ww rf I fu mf! fmf! IIIINI VI lfla' fmlfl, lmilllll IH '1 enior Trio 1111I,1--1't.1 In--. Ilvl-118.11-in . .X11l1.1l.1! 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Just a green and lowly freshmailman. 5 A G- S .f -5 sf Cute, aren't they? One of the Stewheads. Won't somebody analyze the situation? N'lerilyn's personality smile. Yah. ln the sprig. Beautiful as any horse. W. P. A. a la library. Yassum, l'm comin' Aunt Jemimah. Heavy, heavy hangs o'er thy head, and it's not mistletoe. What's all this about setting an example? Then there was the Brown famuly-a scrawny looking bunch. h..-an ,....-- -nw nf' 9- gas 1' e - I di wb- - 'Sym -f-f ,wma Lmcolnians :md prospectives breakfast These are April foolers. Snap out of it, Kam. They had bacon and eggs. Hu, Bobby! Sophomore musical musketeers. Uhl - pardon me. And one morning George could stand it no longer. Just a sleepy old Swede. Among the hills. Graceful No, girls, that's not done at Fletcher. West steps of Ad-Con in background. The answer to a maiden's prayer. 2 .. , fm. 6. . , x 11.5, J , Y f x -. - 4, -4 . .9 T, may ? ny gl e 2u:ff1' ' ' '7' :A '13-5' X 5.. A, lv . X . D4 : .gg ' , ,on Z 43 N . 7' E99-E n X ,Q - W fllw l .-5 in 3 .M W 1 1-s Jonathan Awesu, alumnus, and family First and second semester post-card CSHSOTS. Ye olde gavel wielder. The morning after. Where's Stanley? . . And everywhere that Wl1o's the :mile for, Ted? Ethel went Grandpa, Donny and Davy. Sun in your eyes, Ella? There are ways-and ways. Oh? Snow in Iowa? Sign here for Kappa Pl. Ella and Esther. Notfce the puck-it's a goal. Vlla-.21-a-a-gon Whe-e-e-l:- l Q. ,,-f., K fx . 1 '58 X ' s N A 'W . si -W -9 r 'P-AZ. Mtg' '. f 1 ,,, , Q, 1. W 5 I 1 f' .R X, x .ff , - My .QA-e a .4-L. A 4 4, fi K. Q, A 4 ' s ' a' 4 .J .1 -My s Juzt before thc test, Professor. Huh, that's just what I thought. Hop: you'll excuse the accidental back ground. A Iuttle mere cspressnvo . Is It always thus? Alone,--Alone. Six reasons why. Conjecturc. The man with the draw-knife. Take your pick. ls that the game leg, Esther? Hands across the table. Well, well, well. . . . Imagine that! Thanksgiving,-and the next dayfsj we had hash. What changes time doth reveal. TDP ' I' Perhaps we'd better not interrupt you Ruth. Pardon meabut mail's in. VVe scientists. What's the decision, Judge Adair? Moore follows. lsn't she Ducky? Chicago almcst got these fellows Qtooj. Drei Schultz. Les Inseparables Gferm, among others, funds rest here. They impress the profs. One of the commoner sights at Fbtcher. And thereby hangs a tale. Blessed are they. . . Foo-Flu! The :un's pretty bright. ei? -va , . . .. ...., . . , ,.,, ,. Wkgfjflkfl .. . U' Q p ,ME f .. .. . ,V - A s, fkrf .... -ng? fig i,.WW15ig,?Egw, c my-., as AA .gf Q.. gb 3 -flf . Y f 1: Z5 lv Lk ,, I . It was a great garre, folks! Chorus presents Olnvet to Calvary George and Nl:-rge. Nluice. the trainer. Hu, folks! A new couple on the campus. What tume are lnghts out. Mel? Aristocratic Helm Ledntors dellghtj Wl1at's the trouble here? Four ladies Yea, some lows. Flash! Miss Williams Fraley piano virtuoso poses Cold, Jur1ior7 H- fr Q L X ,..i3i-hui J' f x? r ' I ' , ' 1 s , 4 5 K. xx- A 'G 1 ,u 1 was Q Even married couples are chaperoned The pause that refreshes. l'II Carol my way. When day is done. Just waitm'. Dar k eyes Students in crime. Is Eva sticking her tongue out at us? The next scene wasn't taken. Deserters. Those lily-white hands. Working?-Just Sue. Why does the background seern smokey? Even the faculty enjoyed this. CLASS OF '37 . BENSON. JOHN I'-iiii.i, Ii 'Y-I IiicIi:.iiifiIly employed BLATHEPTV. ICK. ELOISE JOHNSON Ifi I .iIi,1'4iIiil.iiIii DRAKE. NAOIVI ii ,iliiii .i, lung Secretririnl position ELLIS. r-IELEN l'i.1x- ieiix IEIIIX lim.i Nursing FRITCH. FERN XX-Iwi--i, limi Teaclimri GETTY. DONALD 5I.i-lieiiil. Xiu .Ii-ix-x Drew Seminary student HARDER. JOHN I'-'uii,i, Illiiim- lndustrialiy employed HARRIS. VIOLET WOLFORD Klfiiuiifi, I-ini CLASS OF '38 . ANTLE. BERNICE E. Xliiliiiii, liixx.i Teaching BEALL. LOIS M. Agiiiix, I-.xml Teaching BEALL. LOLA B. H:ii'-I-ii Vllx, Siiiiiii lP:iIuiT:i Teaching BUSHY, GEORGE l'iiii--ieiix I':iiIt. Iiixx.i Post graduate work at DEWEY, CLIFFORD S. Tliirlliliiiiu, Iiixxri Preaching DICK, GUSTAV Iwi-iizi, IIIIIIHI- Industrially employed FRAZER. IVIELVINA . iIiill, iiiiin Teaching HACKBARTH, ARLEN F. I'i.'..- iii, I-:un Gi-wclunte student HANNES. MILTON R. XXV I Hiiwi, I-ixxsi Preaching KORB, CONNELL G. Yiiiiii, I-I-.i.,i Teaching Fletcher JOHNSON. HAYS I.iii--xllli-, I-ixx.i Teaching KEOPPEL. KENNETH Siiiiiif: lIilI, liiwxx Teaching KRAPF, EDWIN l'Iiii-:i:ii. Illiiif-IQ Preaching LAUDENSLAGER, CLAUDE l'I::iii, S-riiIIi II:iltiil:l Teaching NIEYERS. GORDON FI. l':iiiI, Klllllli-siilzi Teaching and preaching RODE, AVIS 'I'lfrx Hills, liiuzi Teaching BOHNSTADT. ELIZABETH VAN BREEMEN XI ivliiuxin 4'il x. Iiiiliqilizx LANDIS, JOHN M. .Xhil-'ii--, Ii:iii'-un Evangelistnc ministry NIURDOCK, MAXIENE .Xin--s, I1rxx.i Teaching PORTER, K. 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