Over the summer Bethel College Threshers of KS & the NAIA revised their logos. They added new 'BC' & 2D threshing stone logos with wheat stalks. Only school with the Threshers nickname -since 1960. #WeAreThreshers
Over the summer Bethel College Threshers of KS & the NAIA revised their logos. They added new 'BC' & 2D threshing stone logos with wheat stalks. Only school with the Threshers nickname -since 1960. #WeAreThreshers
Over the summer Bethel College Threshers of KS & the NAIA revised their logos. They added new 'BC' & 2D threshing stone logos with wheat stalks. Only school with the Threshers nickname -since 1960. #WeAreThreshers
Over the summer Bethel College Threshers of KS & the NAIA revised their logos. They added new 'BC' & 2D threshing stone logos with wheat stalks. Only school with the Threshers nickname -since 1960. #WeAreThreshers
Over the summer Bethel College Threshers of KS & the NAIA revised their logos. They added new 'BC' & 2D threshing stone logos with wheat stalks. Only school with the Threshers nickname -since 1960. #WeAreThreshers
You may wonder what Threshers are. Threshing is the loosening of the edible part of grain from the straw, in this case, wheat. The roller-like stones were pulled over the wheat to thresh. Today it's done by combines & the stones are artifacts found in central Kansas.
You may wonder what Threshers are. Threshing is the loosening of the edible part of grain from the straw, in this case, wheat. The roller-like stones were pulled over the wheat to thresh. Today it's done by combines & the stones are artifacts found in central Kansas.
You may wonder what Threshers are. Threshing is the loosening of the edible part of grain from the straw, in this case, wheat. The roller-like stones were pulled over the wheat to thresh. Today it's done by combines & the stones are artifacts found in central Kansas.
You may wonder what Threshers are. Threshing is the loosening of the edible part of grain from the straw, in this case, wheat. The roller-like stones were pulled over the wheat to thresh. Today it's done by combines & the stones are artifacts found in central Kansas.
You may wonder what Threshers are. Threshing is the loosening of the edible part of grain from the straw, in this case, wheat. The roller-like stones were pulled over the wheat to thresh. Today it's done by combines & the stones are artifacts found in central Kansas.
Kansas may be the Sunflower State but they're leaders in wheat production. Too bad Wichita State Shockers & Bethel aren't huge rivals because their mascots compliment each other perfectly. #shockers #threshers
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