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t:pritaim wr4rrasmisoasvisr.o.,.Ysw.ffoxiaant.:_ trs,s.r,a/_4At.kmnu.vanrmrne.Atos6 , -4,
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Object Description
| Title | Bethel Yearbook 1938 |
| Alternative Title | Spire 1938 |
| Academic Year | 1937 - 1938 |
| Subject |
Bethel Academy (Saint Paul, Minn.) School yearbooks |
| Description | This volume documents the people, events, activities and ideas of the Bethel community during the 1937 - 1938 school year |
| Date Published | 1938 |
| Decade | 1930 |
| Digital Publisher | Bethel University Digital Library |
| Contributors | Peterson, Gordon (Assistant Editor); Schmidt, Luetta (News Editor); Staff: Aronson, Harry; Beckman, Dorothy; Bergeson, John; Blomquist, Alrik; DeCamp, Henrietta; Drotz, Dorothy; Ekstrum, Vivyonne; Erickson, Ruth; Ferre, Gustave; Friberg, Bertil; Lindstrom, Florence; Luhman, Maxine; Nelson, Carolyn; Peterson, Gordon; Racer, Margaret; Schulta, Samuel; Selin, Robert; Shenning, Olga; Sherwick, Winston; Sinkiewicz, Andrew; Ward, Helen; Wessman; Wilson, Harold; |
| Notes | Clarion staff publishes "The Spire" |
| Digital Collection | Bethel Yearbook Collection (1909-1989) |
| Location |
United States Minnesota Saint Paul |
| Time Span of Publication | Published annually from 1909 to 1989 except for the years of 1933-36, 1982, 1984-87 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Original Publisher | Bethel Institute |
| Copyright | Images are available for educational and research purposes and are covered by Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported license. This image may not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the express written consent of Bethel University Digital Library. Contact Bethel University Digital Library at 651-638-6937 or digital-library@bethel.edu. |
| Physical Dimensions | 24.2 x 16 |
| Transcript | t:pritaim wr4rrasmisoasvisr.o.,.Ysw.ffoxiaant.:_ trs,s.r,a/_4At.kmnu.vanrmrne.Atos6 , -4, iiNgnitgarROMM546‘00,1b:li'IMAXSOWe sia!"7,4 1fingeffit affj*ffirgaitA4griliritglknisteett We dedicate this issue of the Spire with appreciation to Professor H. C. Wingblade, who for twenty-seven years has been an instructor at Bethel. Professor Wing-blade has so established himself in the love and respect of his students that any memories of Bethel must needs bring with them memories of "H. C." With his unusual mastery of literature and his own enthusiasm for the works of great men, he has made his lectures alive and interesting, and in his own inimitable way has brought his students the great truths of life. Professor Wingblade has made it easy for students to talk to him — to tell him of their difficulties, discourage-ments and successes because they have always been sure of quick understanding, sympathy and aid. Perhaps that is one of the reasons why he has been chosen the sponsor of every senior class since he came to Bethel. He has been adviser to the student council, to the Junior Col-lege club, and to the annual. (led/Cale /0, AO/re/1404 w• With her beginning in Chicago in 1871, as the Scandi-navian Department of the Baptist Union Theological Seminary, Bethel Institute has progressed during the in-tervening years into her present bi-departmental organi-zation as Bethel Theological Seminary and Bethel Junior College. With the exception of three years -- one spent in St. Paul and two in Stromsberg, Nebraska — the work continued in Chicago until 1914 when the Seminary was moved to St. Paul to join the Academy, which had been previously established in Minneapolis in 1905. In 1914 Dr. G. Arvid Hagstrom became president of the combined school organization of the Academy and Seminary. Two buildings, one known as the Academy building and the other as the Seminary, were erected on the present campus located on Snelling Avenue. Feeling the need of trained lay workers, the school launched the Bible and Missionary Training department in 1922. Soon the need for collegiate training became apparent and as a result the Junior College was estab-lished in 1931. The Academy, Junior College, Bible and Missionary Training department and Seminary existed until 1935 when the General Conference voted to dis-continue the Academy and Bible Department. A Chris-tian Workers' Course, offered in the Junior College, was substituted for the B. M. T. course. The present organization of Junior College and Sem-inary has been in existence for three years with an in-crease in efficiency, in enrollment and in general growth of curricula. ditoid-v4,04,14,1a64# o/14,e,/ 91441/1kble Poid,a/4 dvicsarth athic,4 haae ed,eizeci EMERY A. JOHNSON, B. S. Dean of Junior College Zoology KARL J. KARLSON, Ph. D. Dean of Seminary Hebrew, Psychology, Church History EDITH LARSON Office Secretary WILLIAM ADAM, B. A. Athletic Coach Physical Education THEODORE BERGMAN, B. M. Piano, Organ, and Harmony C. E. CARLSON, A. M. Social Sciences G. ARVID HAGSTROM, D. D. President Pastoral Theology, Homiletics aze h,/%44il/teaciicat_ „ „ .23/4. c7.17a,rythzam ,Z2eciika 25 ,e.caa a4 d-choal head GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES e.11ecte GRADUATES C. W. C. GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES G. ARVID GORDH, TH. D. Greek GEORGE HULTGREN Director of Male Chorus and A Cappella Choir Voice ALICE M. JOHNSON, A. B. Swedish EFFIE V. NELSON, A. B. Librarian German REUBEN NELSON, S. T. M. Educational and Promotional Secretary Bible, Christian Sociology, Comparative Religions ADOLF OLSON, A. B., B. D. Ethics, Biblical Introduction, Systematic Theology, and Missions ESTHER SABEL, Ph. B. Practical Theology ALFRED J.WINGBLADE, A. M. Religious Education ERNEST G. NORSTROM, M. S. Chemistry HENRY C. WINGBLADE, A. M. English, Speech, and Bible Appreciation e.1 4. /e, a cith, ai46 1 e - ----- A. A. AL A. ■ A. A. A. veaia gOidel a Sominail 400,04 HARRY ARONSON Student Pastor, 2 Gospel Team, I, 2 AYMOND ANDERSON Student Pastor, 2, 3 A Cappella, 2 3 Male Chorus Pres., 2, 3 OLIVER LOOK Student Pastor, 1, 2, 3 GORDON E. MEYER Student Pastor, 2, 3 FLOYD N. RICHERT Religious Council, Missionary Band Pres., 2, 3 Student Pastor, 2 Gospel Team, 2 Baseball, Basketball, 2, 3 ANDREW SINKIEWICZ Student Council, 3 Clarion Staff, Student Pastor, 2, 3 Gospel Team, I, 2 Baseball, 1, 2 Alexis, 3, Pres., znd semester LOIS SORLEY A Cappella, I, 2, 3 Class President, Class Secretary, 2, 3 Sem. Alumni Scholarship, 2 Honor Student Camera Shy DONALD TANQUIST SEMINARY UNDERGRADUATES BACK Row, (left to right): Folke Ferre, Maxwell Franzen, Carl Lindman, and Bruce Fleming. THIRD Row: Rodger Goodman, Raymond Martin, Ned Holm-gren, Herman Tegenfeldt, and Orville Johnson. SECOND Row: Maurice Lawson, Henrietta Carlson, Harold Wil-son, Ruth Tegenfeldt, Paul Backlin, and Florence Lindstrom. FRONT Row: Henry Rahn, Wilbur Sorley, Carl Young, Edward Nelson, Clifford Dickau, and Maurice Wessman. LUETTA SCHMIDT Student Council, Clarion Staff News Editor, I, 2 Gospel Team, I, z College Club Vice Pres., 2 B. W. A. Secretary, Honor Student SAM SCHULTZ Missionary Band V. Pres., I, 2 Gospel Team Captain, 2 Band, I, A Cappella, 1, 2 Male Chorus, 1, 2 WINSTON SHERWICK Declamatory Contest, Clarion Staff, 2 Gospel Team, i, Oratorical Contest, I, 2 JOHN VALINE Gospel Team, A Cappella, 1, 2 Male Chorus, i, 2 College Club Vice Pres., Quartet, 2 HELEN WARD Religious Council Secretary, 2 Clarion Staff, 1, Missionary Band, Gospel Team, Camera Shy NED H. HOLMGREN RAYMOND MARTIN HENRY RAHN C. W. C. GRADUATES (Left to Right) PHYLLIS SWANSON, BLANCHE SHERMAN, and MILDRED SYNNES HARRY ARONSON Student Pastor, i, 2 Gospel Team, 1, 2 JOHN BERGESON Religious Council, Clarion Staff, Missionary Band, Gospel Team, Basketball, Officer of College Club, GUSTAVE FERRE Student Council, Clarion Staff, Missionary Band, 2 Gospel Team, 1, 2 Baseball, 1, 2 Basketball, I, Treasurer of College Club, 2 Recreation Club Trophy CARL HOLMBERG Student Council, Religious Council, Treas., Boarding Club Board, 2 Baseball, 1, 2 Basketball, A Cappella, I, 2 Male Chorus, Finan. Treas., 2 College Club, 2, Pres. CAROLYN NELSON Student Council Secretary, Clarion Staff, Missionary Band, Gospel Team, A Cappella, i, 2 Quartet, 2 GLADYS PETERSON Missionary Band, 2 Gospel Team, 1, 2 Basketball, 1, 2 A Cappella, B. W. A. Vice Pres., 2 GORDON PETERSON ' Clarion Staff, Asst. Editor, 2 Baseball, 2 Basketball, 2 Band Director, 2 A Cappella Student Director, 2 Male Chorus, Student Dir., Sophomore President, Quartet, MARGARET RACER Clarion Staff, 2 A Cappella, I, 2 geh,micil IS co&v,e 464404 dludemi A. AL. A, AL. A. it,eept tape C 2/16124,9Azatuiue COLLEGE FRESHMEN BACK Row (left to right): Paul Lundgren, Vernon Pearson, Olof Nelson, Walter Julien, Arvid Edblom, Hilton Hanson, Bertil Friberg, Robert Perrin, George Darry, Truman Halvorsen, and Bennet Carlson. FOURTH Row: Francis McOlash, Wyman Hanson, Robert Peter-son, -Willard Anderson, Ernest Norquist, Allan Johnson, George Ohsberg, Gerald Ahlquist, Warren Johnson, and Arnold Lidbom. THIRD Row: John Stynesberg, Ruth Olson, Ethel Johnson, Mabel Blomstrand, Annabelle Sherman, Audrey Martin, Ethel Ahlquist, Carolyn Wuerch, Gordon Carlson, Robert Davis, and Robert Seline. SECOND Row: Neoma Sund, Elva Barker, Sylvia Danielson, Mar-gery Ericson, Ruby Swenson, Ruby Christenson, Jeanne Trets-ven, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Beckman, Maxine Luhman, and Ardis Orttel. FRONT Row: Margaret Christensen, Helen Lundquist, Doris Lundquist, Stanley Paulson, Florence Dunning, Rev. Reuben L. Nelson (adviser), Arthur Slaikeu, Esther Schlipf, Ruth Erickson, and Merle Bergfalk. ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC FORENSICS RELIGIOUS ATHLETICS INFORMAL 74,abui4 ,_Vaileed/t heactl ....... eici4,1644 "Wie gpPbe " STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Clifford Dickau, Herman Tegenfeldt, Andrew Sinkie-wicz, Ned Holmgren, Paul Backlin, Laurence Lee, and Edward Nelson. • SEATED: Gustave Ferre, Carolyn Nelson, Florence Lindstrom, and Luetta Schmidt. CLARION STAFF BACK Row (left to right): Samuel Schultz, Maurice Wessman, John Bergeson, Bertil Friberg, Gustave Ferre, and Robert Seline. SECOND Row: Olga Shenning, Dorothy Drotz, Dorothy Beck-man, Ruth Erickson, Maxine Luhman, Carolyn Nelson, Helen Ward, Ruth Olson, and Henrietta DeCamp. SEATED: Gordon Peterson, Miss Nelson (adviser), Florence Lind-strom, Luetta Schmidt, Vivyonne Ekstrum, Alrik Blomquist, and Harold Wilson. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL STANDING (left to right): Vernon Pearson, Ned Holmgren, Alrik Blomquist, Earl Sherman, Willard Anderson, Robert Peterson, Bertil Friberg, Samuel Schultz, and John Bergeson. SEATED: Edward Nelson, Helen Ward, Paul Backlin, Prof. Adolf Olson (adviser), and Rawlin Johnson. MUSIC STUDENTS BACK Row (left to right): Clifford Dickau, Orley Eastlund, John Valine, Alrik Blomquist, Henry Rahn, Maxwell Franzen, Wy-man Hanson, Rodger Goodman, Maurice Lawson. FRONT Row: Alice Anderson, Margaret Christenson, Phyllis Swanson, Dorothy Beckman, Evangeline Wingblade, Ruth Niel-sen, Margaret Larson, and Ruth Fredine. AT PIANO: Theodore Bergman and George Hultgren. A CAPPELLA CHOIR BACK Row (left to right): Rodger Goodman, Wyman Hanson, Maurice Lawson, Rodger Nordell, Earl Sherman, Bruce Fleming, and Carl Holmberg. FOURTH Row: Gordon Peterson, Maxwell Franzen, Henry Rahn, Walter Julien, Hilton Hanson, Orville Johnson, Herman Tegenfeldt, and Samuel Schultz. THIRD Row: Carolyn Nelson, Margery Ericson, Ruby Christensen, Ruth Olson, Audrey Martin, Phyllis Swanson, Dorothy Beckman, Doris Moberg, and Helen Lundquist. SECOND Row: Esther Schlipf, Neoma Sund, Ruby Swenson, Ruth Erickson, Ruth Tegen-feldt, Gladys Peterson, Dorothy Drotz, Margaret Christenson, Alice Anderson, Doris Lundquist, and Lois Sorley. FIRST Row: Evangeline Wingblade, Ruth Fredine, Margaret Larson, Clifford Dickau, Prof. George Hultgren (director), John Valine, Ruth Nielsen, Olga Shenning, and Henrietta Carlson. MALE CHORUS BACK Row (left to right): Folke Ferre, Rodger Goodman, Earl Sherman, Henry Rahn, Ned Holmgren, Clifford Dickau, and John Valine. SECOND Row: Carl Holmberg, Rodger Nordell, Bruce Fleming, Orville Johnson, Gordon Peterson, and Samuel Schultz. FRONT Row: Hilton Hanson, Arthur Slaikeu, Maurice Lawson, Prof. George Hultgren, Prof. Theodore Bergman, Maxwell Franzen and Herman Tegenfeldt. BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: Samuel Schultz, Henrietta DeCamp, Esther Schlipf, Earl Sherman, Ethel Johnson, Alrik Blomquist, Francis McOlash, Robert Perrin, Wyman Hanson, Vernon Pearson, Ernest Norquist, Arthur Slaikeu, Caroline Wuerch, and Gordon Peterson (director). MUSIC GROUPS LEFT: trumpet trio, Wyman Hanson, Arthur Slaikeu, and Ernest Norquist. UPPER CENTER: mixed quartet, Gordon Peterson, Mar-garet Larson, Carolyn Nelson, and John Valine. LOWER CENTER LEFT: clarinet duet, Esther Schlipf, and Henrietta DeCamp. RIGHT: saxophone duet, Francis McOlash, and Earl Sherman. RIGHT: girl's trio, Doris Moberg, Dorothy Beckman, and Ruth Olson. MSC'! S/ai,e miptpicia Q614C6-14 Pdell4OK de%tdalp4 d-C1401621 /2044C1 DEBATE LEFT TO RIGHT: Burnis Rogness (coach), Samuel Schultz, Willard Anderson, and Gustave Ferre. ORATORY AND DECLAM LEFT: oratory winners, Gustave Ferre, Bruce Fleming, and Rob-ert Perrin. Declamatory winners, Ned Holmgren, Doris Lund-quist, Robert Peterson, and Olga Shenning. MISSIONARY BAND BACK Row (left to right): Bruce Fleming, Earl Sherman, Alex Stone, Gustave Ferre, Wil-lard Anderson, John Bergeson, Vernon Pearson, Paul Backlin, and Laurence Lee. THIRD Row: Carl Lindman, Albert Sandstrom, Arvid Edblom, Maxwell Franzen, Herman Tegenfeldt, Robert Peterson, and Olof Nelson. SECOND Row: Florence Lindstrom, Ruby Christensen, Berniece Anderson, Helen Ward, Carolyn Nelson, Mabel Blomstrand, Ruth Tegenfeldt, Bertha Pankratz, Ruby Swenson, and Henrietta Carlson. FIRST Row: Dorothy Drotz, Alice Anderson, Marie Dahlberg, Floyd Richert, Prof. Adolf Olson (adviser), Samuel Schultz, Ruth Olson, Gladys Peterson, and Merle Bergfalk. STUDENT PASTORS BACK Row (left to right): Rodger Goodman, Edward Nelson, Herman Tegenfeldt, Bruce Fleming, Bertil Friberg, Maurice Wessman, and Folke Ferre. SECOND Row: Ned Holmgren, Raymond Martin, Albert Sandstrom, Arthur Slaikeu, Orville Johnson, Wilbur Sorley, and Clifford Dickau. FRONT Row: Floyd Richert, Pierre Tangent, Maurice Lawson, Harry Aronson, Andrew Sinkiewicz, and Clayton Bolinder. Qemi,u41 wii44 M co,a1,62, gam gch,u,i0 heac& GIRLS' BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Adam, Henrietta Carlson, Dorothy Drotz, Esther Schlipf, Vivyonne Ekstrum, Margaret Larson, Gladys Peterson, Jeanne Tretsven, Ruth Tegenfeldt, Audrey Martin, and Marie Dahlberg. BELOW (left to right): "Mrs. Tege.," "Peggy," T. C. S. B. L. bas-ketball trophy, "Jimmy," Come On! "Viv." VARSITY STANDING: Coach Adam, Clifford Dickau, Wilbur Sorley, Arthur Slaikeu, Arvid Edblom, Herman Tegenfeldt, Stanley Paulson, and Vernon Pearson (manager). BELOW: Carl Young, Gordon Peterson, Floyd Richert, Allan Johnson, and Gustave Ferre. SNAPS: Sly "Cy," Gordie, "Will it?" "Rick," and "Al." CJinGt' sea,m wii/a `I. C. S I A62,pil "&a" wach,e ka,ms "B" TEAM BACK Row: Bennett Carlson, Herman Tegenfeldt, Arthur Slai-keu, Robert Perrin, and George Darry. FRONT Row: Alrik Blomquist, Robert Peterson, Coach Adam, Orville Johnson, and Stanley Paulson. BASEBALL TEAM BACK Row: Coach Adam, Gordon Peterson, Allan Johnson, Or-ville Johnson, Arthur Slaikeu, Warren Johnson, and Gustave Ferre. FRONT Row: Paul Lundgren, Francis McOlash, Clifford Dickau, Cyril Allen, Carl Holmberg, and Alrik Blomquist. " k,a,"frt aid ,Zia/seieci,il ka,m ,lize a,nci 4,e;1,e, øi |
| Language | English |
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| Title | bua-1938 1 |
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