Up­per­class­men Or­ga­nize Car­ni­val

MISHAWAKA—On Fri­day, Feb. 21, the up­per-class com­mit­tee or­ga­nized a car­ni­val for Bethel stu­dents in the Good­man Gym­na­sium from 7-10 p.m. The car­ni­val in­cluded fish-pong, bal­loon darts, a can toss, ring-a-pop and plenty of food and mer­ri­ment; ac­cord­ing to Shelby Moody, pres­i­dent of the up­per­class­men stu­dent coun­cil, ap­prox­i­mately 125 stu­dents at­tended the event. 

Pie-throw­ing was one of the evening’s fea­tured ac­tiv­i­ties; for $1, stu­dents could pur­chase a pie to throw at a Bethel fac­ulty or staff mem­ber. A to­tal of six in­di­vid­u­als vol­un­teered to be pied: Dr. Am­ber Beamer-Ro­hde, as­sis­tant pro­fes­sor of psy­chol­ogy, Dr. Kent Eby, as­so­ci­ate pro­fes­sor of mis­sions, Dr. Dave Schmidt, as­so­ci­ate pro­fes­sor of his­tory, Dr. Theo Williams, as­sis­tant pro­fes­sor of com­mu­ni­ca­tion, Dr. Keith Koteskey, as­sis­tant pro­fes­sor of Chris­t­ian min­istries; and Nat Mon­tiel, res­i­dent di­rec­tor of Oak­wood. Dr. Eby was the evening’s most-pied par­tic­i­pant. 

All pro­ceeds from the pie-throw­ing were do­nated to Hope Min­istries; in all, the game raised $101. Ad­di­tion­ally, the up­per-class com­mit­tee do­nated the left­over food and drinks to Hope Min­istries. 

See our photo gallery of the event here: in­sta­gram.com/​bethel­bea­con