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Object Description
| Title | Bethel Yearbook 1945 |
| Alternative Title | Spire 1945 |
| Academic Year | 1944 - 1945 |
| Subject |
Bethel College and Seminary (Saint Paul, Minn.) College yearbooks |
| Description | This volume documents the people, events, activities and ideas of the Bethel community during the 1944 - 1945 school year |
| Date Published | 1945 |
| Decade | 1940 |
| Digital Publisher | Bethel University Digital Library |
| Editor | Anderson, Mabel |
| Contributors | Larson, Jane (Staff); Larson, Dana (Staff); Peterson, Walfred H. (Staff); Peterson, William (Staff); Lundquist, J. (Staff); Widen, P. (Staff); Lyster, J. (Staff); Thompson, William. (Staff); Anderson, Gloria (Staff); Nyman, Eugene B. (Staff); Schouweiler, Marianne (Staff); Johnson, D. (Staff); Larson, Jane (Staff); Larson, Dana (Staff); Peterson, Walfred H. (Staff); Peterson, William (Staff); Lundquist, J. (Staff); Widen, P. (Staff); Lyster, J. (Staff); Thompson, William. (Staff); Anderson, Gloria (Staff); Nyman, Eugene B. (Staff); Schouweiler, Marianne (Staff); Johnson, D. (Staff); Larson, Jane; Larson, Dana; Peterson, Walfred H.; Peterson, William; Lundquist, J.; Widen, P.; Lyster, J.; Thompson, William; Anderson, Gloria; Nyman, Eugene B.; Schouweiler, Marianne; Johnson, D.; |
| 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 Junior College and Seminary |
| 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 | 27.3 x 20.5 |
| Transcript | ex_,eihrii '45 JaIL Contents Campus Page 6 Faculty Page 11 Classes Page 19 Activities Page 33 Athletics Page 43 JOreWOrd • • I . . We, the staff of the Spire of nineteen hundred forty-five, present a pictorial review of the life at Bethel. THE SPIRE Bethel Junior College and Seminary 1480-92 N. Snelling Avenue St. Paul * * * to thole who here gave their /ivei that that nation might live * * * , . . . Campu,3 • . . ..S7em,in,ary YeJtercla all\AI itA\ , _ . . . 2ormitor , Eight , . ^ • ��� `‘'.• . _Jacttitv 'tlfl j Soint•tlIIVer. VOW , . . . goy3' 2ormitory 400 am,OPPOW Eleven H. C. Wingblade—President His winged words indicative of his poetic soul; his kindly deeds mute testimony to his abounding spirit; his entire person reflective of peace, love, and grace. Twelve Karl J. Karlson—Dean of Seminary Kindly geniality and un-prepossessing brilliance de-noting one whose guiding and moulding influence shall reach out even into eternity. Emery A. Johnson—Dean of College Serious efficiency and a quiet capability demonstra-ble in channels professorial, executive, and legislative. Effie Nelson—Dean of Women Counseling and advising, teaching and administer-ing, all combining to reveal facets of versatile personal-ity. AMIONNIPMPINIMPF 4 Thirteen •?. Fifteen Myra Ward Intimate acquaintanceship with the literary masters and unusual understanding of creative writing lending unmistakable authority to a quiet method of instruction. Paul Edwards Enthusiasm and exuber-ance sparkling contagious-ly to ignite desire for phys-ical poise and vigorous vitality. C. E. Carlson Quietly contemplative with a philosophic sagacity that wins respect and ac-claim for this historian and educator. Theodore Bergman Brilliant technique cou-pled with dynamic tempera-ment to effect superb mas-tery of the keyboard and in-spiration to aspiring pupils. Esther Sabel Practical experience indelibly stamped by warm-hearted devo-tion qualifying her for leadership in religious education. A. J. Wingblade Kindly benevolence and devotion to duty shining through his loving perform-ance in halls of endeavor, both numerous and vari-able. Ernest Norstrom Deliberativeness in speech and demeanor be-lied by a keenly incisive scientific mind which en-compasses immediately the problem at hand. Adolf Olson Mildness of manner plus quiet dignity to characterize one whose life patternizes his every conviction. Reuben Omark Diligently studious and tirelessly zealous in peda-gogical pursuits setting a highly desirable standard well worthy of adoption. Nels Stjernstrom Unusual capability de-monstrable in harmonious combination of music-mas-ter and rhetorician in one popular personality. Edwin Omark (not pictured) Dignity of bear-ing, impeccability of attire, infectious humor unmistak-takably marking this popular sem-inary professor. Fourteen c H. Wyman Malmsten Verve and optimism spreading contagion as visions of future growth create staunch supporters for a beloved Bethel. Swan Engwall An alert modernity tempered by in evaluation to chan-nel the social and psychological into proper patterns for Christian living. Ingeborg Sjordal Admirably thorough and thor-oughly admirable in devotion to the task of provoking linguistic efficiency in aspirants to a mas-tery of the Swedish tongue. 1/4 Standing: Gladys Biller, Mildred Lindbloom, Lois Thomas. Seated: Marjory Johnson, Edith Larson, Alice Anderson. Office Staff Effectively performing innumerable tasks, each merging self into the well-inte-grated and smooth-running unit of office machinery. Mrs. John Nylof Our girls' dormitory mother is distinguished by her quiet step, neat appearance, and snappy judgment. Rev. H. P. Archer Calm composure with soft-spoken pleasantness in every word causing this cleric to be be-loved of all his Romance language devotees. Seventeen .74we We __Ileard • • • efaiJeJ Paul Eblings, Dr. Ernest Smith, Chaplin Egan Hadley, Lois Martinson, Sven Liljeblad, Dr. Victor Sword, Dr. John Herrman, Dr. Earl Riley, Major Dilton. Nineteen raclaate3 . . ANDERSON, GLORIA . . . College A.A.; Clarion Staff '44, '45; Spire Staff '45; Arian Chorus '44, '45; Vice Presi-dent Sophomore Class '45 ; Gospel Team '45. ANDERSON, JOEL . . . Seminary B.Th. ; Treas. Junior Class '43; Vice president Middleman Class '44; Presi-dent Senior Class '45; Vice president Alexis Society '44; President Alexis So-ciety, 1 Semester '45; Treasurer Mis-sionary Band '45 ; Chairman Boarding Club '45; Student Pastor '42, '43, '44, '45. ANDERSON, MABEL . . . College A.A.; Clarion Editor, 1 Semester '44; Vice president Freshman Class '44; Vice president Sophomore Class, 1 Semester '44; Spire Staff '45; B.W.A. Cabinet Chairman '45; Cheer Leader '45; Girls' Basketball '44; Gospel Team '45. ANDERSON, VIRGINIA . . . College A.A.; Arian Chorus '45; B.W.A. Cabinet Chairman '45 ; Gospel Team '45. AS H MAN, RAY . . . College A.A.; Treas. Sophomore Class '45; Gos-pel Team '45; Student Pastor '45. BILLER, GLADYS . . . College A.A.; B.W.A. Treasurer '45; B.W.A. Cabinet Member '44; Gospel Team '44. BRAS K, ARLETH . . . College A.A. ; Bethel Club; Gospel Team '45. BURCH, ORVILLE M. . . . Seminary B.Th. ; Vice president Senior Class '45; Gospel Team '45 ; Student Pastor '45. CEDERHOLM, ANTON . . . Seminary Th. B. ; Student Pastor; Radio Pastor. CHATFIELD, MELVILLE . . . Seminary B.D. ; Student Pastor '45. ENANDER, LUELLA . . . College A.A. ; Gospel Team '45. ERICKSON, LADELL . . . College B.R. Ed.; Girls' Trio '43; Arian Chorus '43 ; Gospel Team '43 ; Dean's Secretary '44, '45. GAN STROM, DONALD . . . Seminary B.D. ; Pres. Religious Council, 1 Semes-ter. GILBERT, JOYCE . . College A.A.; Clarion Staff '44; Arian Chorus '44, '45; Band '44; Gospel Team '44, '45. GROTHEIM, CORY H. . . . Seminary B.Th. ; Student Pastor '45. IBLINGS, ALMA L. . . . College A.A. ; Arian Chorus '42 ; Pres. Arian Chorus '44; B.W.A. President '42, '45; Sec. Missionary Band '43 ; Sec. Religious Council '43 ; Sec. Sophomore Class '43 ; Church Missionary '43, '44, '45. Twenty-one JANSEN, LORENE . . . College A.A.; Clarion '45; Gospel Team '45. JOHNSON, ELMER . . . College A.A.; Gospel Team Leader '44. JOHNSON, LILY W. . . . Seminary B.Th.; Arian Chorus '42; Secretary Mid-dleman Class '44; li.W.A. Cabinet '44; B.W.A. Vice president '45; Bethel Club '42, '43, '44; Highland Park Church Worker, 3 years. KLASSEN, GLADYS . . . College A.A.; Arian Chorus '45; Gospel Team '45. LARSON, JANE . . . College A.A.; Clarion Staff '45; Spire Staff '45; Treas. Freshman Class '44; Sec. Mis-sionary Band '45; Ass't Sec. B.W.A. '45; Chapel Choir Pianist '44; Student Council '45 ; Bethel Club '45 ; Gospel Team '44, '45. LINDBLOM, CECIL M. . . . Seminary B.Th.; President Junior Class '43; Vice president Religious Council '44; Treas. Missionary Band '44; President Mission-ary Band, 1 Semester '45 ; Treas. Stu-dent Missionary Conference '44; Base-ball '44; Gospel Team Leader '43; Stu-dent Pastor '42-'45. JOHNSON, PHYLLIS . . . College A.A.; Arian Chorus '45; Treasurer Ar-ian Chorus '45; Gospel Team '44, '45. MCBIRNIE, WILLIAM STUART, JR. . Seminary B.D.; Spire Staff '45; Student Pastor '45; Volley Ball '45. c Twenty-two Twenty-three MCCLURE, HAROLD F. . . . Seminary B.Th.; Pres. Missionary Band '44; Pres. Student Council '45 ; Gospel Team '42- '44; Student Pastor '45. NELSON, MIRIAM . . . College A.A.; Girls' Trio '44; Arian Chorus '44, '45; Band '44, '45; Ass't Treas. B.W.A. '45. NILSON ANDERS . . . Seminary B.Th. ; Student Pastor '45. NORSTROM, ROBERT E. . . Seminary B.Th.; Male Chorus '43, '44, '45; Pres. Male Chorus; Treas. Male Chorus; Stu-dent Pastor. NORQUIST, KENNETH . . . Seminary B.D.; Basketball '40; Band '41-'45; Male Chorus '44, '45; Treasurer Alexis Society '44; Gospel Team Leader '41; Student Council '43; Student Pastor '44, '45. NYMAN, EUGENE B. . . . Seminary B.D.; Clarion Staff '41, '42, '43, '45; Spire Staff '41, '42, '43, '45; Male Chorus '42-'45 ; Student Council '43; Class President '41 ; Class Vice Presi-dent '43 ; Class Treasurer '45 ; President Alexis Society '45; Basketball '41-'43; Co-captain '43; Baseball '41, '42, '43, '45; "B" Club '41-'44; Vice president '42, President '43; Gospel Team '41; Student Pastor '43, '45. OLSON, ALICE . . . College A.A.; B.W.A. Program Chairman '45; College Club '44; Social Chairman '44; Gospel Team '45. PETERSON, M. ARLENE . . . College A.A.; Band '43; Student Council '44, '45; Treas. B.W.A. '44; Treas. Religious Council '44; Gospel Team '43, '45. PETERSON, WALFRED H. . .. College A.A.; Clarion Staff '44, '45; Spire Staff '44, '45; Basketball '45; Student Coun-cil '45 ; President College Club '44. SEAQUIST, NORMA . . . College A.A.; Clarion Staff '44; Clarion Co-edi-tor '45; Arian Chorus '44; Gospel Team '44, '45. SIVERTSON, ADELINE . . . College A.A. ; Gospel Team '44, '45. TRUDE, EARL RICHARD . . . College A.A.; President Sophomore Class '45; Student Pastor '45. WAGSTROM, LAWRENCE . . . College A.A. ; Student Pastor '44. TOP Row: W. Lindblom, K. Norquist, C. Grotheim. MIDDLE Row: H. McClure, A. Cederholm, R. Youngquist, M. Chatfield, V. Tanyas. BOTTOM Row: W. McBirnie, L. Johnson, 0. Burch, J. Anderson, M. Green, E. Nyman. The Senior class this year was one of the largest that has been graduated from the Seminary. There are many opportunities for those graduating now; the chaplaincy, full-time pastorates, and part-time pastorates and additional schooling. The Seniors had a party at Cedcrrholm's at Forest Lake and at Dr. Karlson's. The class gave as its gift to the school, a desk for Edwin Omark's office. The officers of the Seminary Senior class were: Joel Anderson, president; Orville Burch, vice president; Marie Green, secretary; and Eugene Nyman, treasurer. Not Pictured JANZEN, NORMA . . . College A.A.; Gospel Team '45. ‘.; . . . -Senzirtar _S7en,ior.3 MATTSON, LLOYD D. . . . College A.A.; Male Chorus '43; Gospel Team '43, '44. JENSEN, VIOLA M. . . . College A.A.; Church Missionary '44, '45. Twenty-four Twenty-five y T 9 =?.7* • • • TOP Row: P. Meyer, F. May, P. Nagano, C. Fox, R. Bergerud, J. Windle. MIDDLE Row: J. Agee, L. Pipkin, W. Peterson, A. Gustafson, W. Magnuson, E. Johnson, H. Carlson. BOTTOM Row: G. Swanson, H. Soder, H. Youngquist, D. Larson, G. Mitchell, M. Olson, B. Ankerberg. TOP Row: C. Sahlin, M. Lundh, J. Green. BOTTOM Row: R. Hanson, H. Johnson, D. Danielson, L. Nordstrom. The Middlemen of the Seminary boasted the largest class. Its members filled student pastorates, acted as church mission-aries, and preached in different neighboring churches. The Mid-dlemen's greatest task of the year was sponsoring the annual Seminary banquet. This year the Seminary banquet was held in the Y. M. C. A. in Minneapolis. The officers of the Seminary Middlemen class were: Dana Larson, president; Harris Youngquist, vice president; and Gloria Mitchell, secretary. This year the Junior Class of the Seminary was the smallest functioning body of the school, consisting of only seven mem-bers. Seven for '47 could be their slogan. Many have felt that they could better serve their Lord in the Armed Services than continuing in school, and plan to return after the war is over. Due to its size, the class did not sponsor any activities alone but assisted the Middlemen in sponsoring the Seminary banquet. The officers of the Seminary Junior Class were: David Daniel-son, president; Ray Hanson, vice president; and Lloyd Nordstrom, Treasurer; Harris Johnson, Secretary. _seminarI uniom Twenty-six Twenty-seven TOP Row: J. Lindblom, M. Nelson, L. Thomas, E. Wood, R. Rask, B. Nyman, L. Raymetz. MIDDLE Row: A Nilson, L. Wagstrom, R. Ashmun, W. Peterson, E. Trude, E. Sundberg. BOTTOM ROW: N. Seaquist, M. Bergfalk, M. Schouweiler, A. Sivertsen, G. Klassen, A. Peter-son. Toe Row: A. Olson, A. Iblings, N. Janzen, V. Jensen, M. Anderson, J. Larson, H. Rolle, L. Enander. MIDDLE Row: G. Clausen, J. Gilbert, P. Johnson, L. Janssen, G. Anderson, A. Brask, L. Erikson. BOTTOM Row: D. Dahlman, V. Anderson, B. Edson, K. Darling, M. Jensen, G. Biller, E. Ballantyne. Cogye .Sophomore3 . . Class Officers R. Ashmun, G. Anderson, L. Thomas, E. Trude. The highlights of the Sophomore Class activities for the year '44-'45 included the all-school powwow in Como Park in the early fall and the spring concert given by the Bethel chorus groups. The officers for the last semester were: sponsor, Professor C. E. Carlson; president, Earl Trude; vice president, Gloria Anderson; secretary, Lois Thomas; treasurer, Ray Ashmun. The first semester Kay Shimatsu served as president and Mabel Ander-son as vice president. At the Junior-Senior Banquet the class presented their grad-uating gift to the school which was a donation toward the pur-chase of a movie projector. The graduating Sophomores were guests of the Bethel Alumni Association at the Alumni Banquet and of the Freshman class at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Twenty-eight Twenty-nine To Row : F. Shindo, R. Sandin, R. Swanson, H. Rakow, E. Shimatsu, G. Peterson. THIRD Row: J. Walker, H. Quiggle, E. Pegors, S. Stoesz, D. Patet, W. Thompson, G. Sher-man, M. Thomas. SECOND Row: E. Sahl, M. Rademacker, M. Peterson, P. Widen, I. Parsons, C. Peterson, V. Waller. BOTTOM Row: E. Jensen, A. Bavin, V. Peterson, F. Peterson, B. Person, J. Wingblade, A. Skarp. In spite of wartime conditions, this year's freshman class boasted of being the largest in the history of our school. Not only was the class large, but it was also outstanding in many respects. Its members were en-gCtged in all of the school activities. Al-though many of the class members were called into the armed forces throughout the course of the year, the class continued to carry on in an enthusiastic manner. Sev-eral successful parties and shuffleboard and ping-pong tournaments were held during the year. All in all, from freshman week to the last day of school, -the freshman class helped make this year at Bethel another successful year. Class Officers W. Anderson, R. Daley, D. Swartz, D. Jensen TOP PICTURE FOURTH Row: B. Menefee, M. Ostrom, D. Johnson, A. Krueger, J. Hamlett, P. Krueger. THIRD Row: F. Heilman, I). Johnson, R. Larson, R. Nelson, C. Lauer, C. LaGesse, R. Lundquist. SECOND Row: N. Liljemark, E. Herbold, J. Lundquist, G. Johnson, G. Jorgenson, I. Hess, A. Johnson, I-N el son . BOTTOM Row: J. Holmgren, V. Gaydosik, C. Hintz, L. Kirstein, I). Jensen, E. Nelson, J. Lyster. BOTTOM PICTURE FOURTH Row: C. Germany, H. Dark, C. Ekstrand, G. Forsline, \V. Eddy, A. Gustafson, R. Daley, C, Applequist. THIRD Row: M. Bjork, L. Amstutz, L. Beauhall, L. Go thberg, G. Fredrickson, G. Finstrom, M. Hedberg, M. Averbeck. SECOND Row: E. Freeman, J. Berry, E. Anderson, M. Anderson, D. Carlson, A. Edwall, D. Engwall, N. Baustian. BOTTOM Row: E. Buller, N. Anderson, E. Bowman, J. Carlson, V. Dahlman, P. Noreen, I). Erickson. Thirty Thirty-one AcSuitieJ TOP Row: P. Lang, D. Reichel, I. Hess, A. Peterson, J. Lyster, J. Fisher, A. Johnson, E. Freeman. BOTTOM Row: N. Larson, J. Johnson, A. Wingblade, E. Sabel, E. Norstrom, G. Frederickson, D. Erickson. • • • Realizing the value of the Bible subjects offered in the Chris-tian Worker's Course, twenty-seven students have enrolled in one or more of the classes along with their college curriculum to further their knowledge of His Word. This training endeavors to give the student a more thorough knowledge of the Bible and to better equip him in dealing with the problems of Christian leadership. The training also enables the student to teach Sunday School and Bible School more effi-ciently. Many have made good use of their practical training during the year by helping in the churches in the Twin Cities. The instructors of the various classes are: Professor A. J. Wing-blade, Miss Esther Sabel, Rev. Swan Engwall, and Professor E. G. Norstrom. Chridian WorZer'J Course . . Thirty-two Thirty-three SEATED: E. Norstrom, A. Iblings, H. Youngquist, D. Danielson, H. McClure, R. Rask, W. Peterson, W. Peterson, J. Larson, H. Carlson. STANDING: W. Magnuson, A. Peterson, W. Thompson. kb/glow Cou,n,cif . . The program of spiritual activities at Bethel is sponsored by the Religious Council. Noon prayer meetings, fellows and girls meeting separately, and a united prayer service after dinner were held each school day. This year the council purchased three tract racks. Two of these were placed in the college and one in the Seminary. The largest undertaking for the Religious Council were the Deeper Life meetings in the fall with Missionary Eric Frykenberg, and in the spring with Dr. John Herrman. The Religious Council officers were: president, Donald Gan-strom; vice president, Harold Carlson; secretary, Helen Soder; treasurer, Gloria Mitchell. Here is the legislative organization of the Bethel student body. The group heads-up the activities of the entire seminary and college organizations. It functions as an intermediate board be-tween students and faculty. The membership of this large body is composed of one mem-ber from each of the classes, each publication group, and of the major clubs of the school. The officers were: president, Harold McClure; vice president, David Danielson; secretary-treasurer, Ruth Rask; seminary, War-ren Magnuson; Junior College, Bill Thompson; Religious Council, Harold Carlson; Alexis, Harris Youngquist; Forensics, Arlene Peterson; Publication, Walfred Peterson; Athletics, William Peter-son; B. W. A., Alma Iblings; Missionary Band, Jane Larson. . Stacen,i Coan,cil Donald Ganstrom, Helen Soder, Gloria Mitchell, Edwin Omark, Harold Carlson. Thirty-four Thirty-five Joel Anderson, Cecil Lindbloom, Jane Larson, Harris Youngquist. The Missionary Band again this year made a forward step in its missionary program. A goal of $1,000 was set for further sup-port of Bethel in Jorhat, Assam, India, and for future "Bethels" in China and South America. This program has been very well supported by the students. Monthly meetings were held with interesting programs con-sisting of moving pictures of challenging fields, and talks by visit-ing missionaries, the highlight being the visit of Rev. Sten Lind-berg, first missionary to go out under our new Conference for-eign missions program. Another event of the year was the annual Missionary Day when guest speakers were Dr. Earl L. Riley, Dr. Glenn Tuttle, and Rev. Walfred Danielson. tmion,ar gan,c1 SEATED: Miss E. Nelson, Alma Iblings, Arlene Peterson, Mabel Anderson, Virginia Anderson. STANDING: Gladys Biller, Jane Larson, Lily Johnson, Maxine Olson, Violet Carlson, Alice Olson, Barbara Edson, Miriam Nelson. If you were to enter the reception room of the Girls' Dormitory on the second Thursday of every month at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, you would be welcomed by the feminine group of Bethel including all College and Seminary girls, teachers and faculty wives. This group is known as the Bethel Women's Association of which Miss E. Nelson is the advisor. Throughout the year the cabinet chairmen consisting of Mabel Anderson, Virginia Ander-son, Violet Carlson and Alice Olson, together with their groups, have been responsible for the programs. The object of this organization is to bring all Bethel women together in a closer fellowship with one another and with God. The officers for the past year were: president, Alma Iblings; vice president, Lily Johnson; secretary, Barbara Edson; assistant secretary, Jane Larson; treasurer, Gladys Biller; assistant treas-urer, Miriam Nelson. . . . &gel Wonien'3 _Amociation, Thirty-six Thirty-seven TOP Row: R. Swanson, C. Sahlin, E. Nyman, A. Gustafson, R. Youngquist, E. Johnson. BOTTOM Row: W. Peterson, D. Danielson, L. Nordstrom, W. Mag-nuson, M. Lundh, K. Norquist. Male Quartette The Bethel Male Quartet consisting of David Danielson, Lloyd Nordstrom, Wil-liam Peterson, and Roger Youngquist, has made itself a popular and well-known group both inside and outside of Bethel. Not only has the quartet taken part in chapel programs, Twin City Church services, and Gospel team work, but it also took a large part in the concert given by the Bethel choral groups at the First Baptist Church in Minneapolis. TOP Row : P. Krueger, N. Baustian, M. Nelson, I. Hess, G. Jorgensen, E. Pegors, R. Rask, E. Sundberg, C. Peterson. SECOND Row: L. Nelson, L. Beauhall, N. Larson, E. Herbold, V. Dahlman, C. Hintz, J. Fisher, V. Waller, J. Holmgren, V. Anderson. THIRD Row: A. Krueger, C. LaGesse, J. Lundquist, A. Skarp, G. Klassen, G. Anderson, M. Bjork, H. Holle, F. Hedman. BOTTOM Row : D. Jensen, A. Bavin, J. Gilbert, G. Clauson, D. Dahlman, J. Hamlett, P. Johnson, J. Wingblade, V. Peterson. With a group of thirty-eight members, this year's Arian Chorus under the able direction of Professor Nels Stjernstrom, had many successful singing engagements. Besides singing in many of the Twin City churches, the group also sang at the St. Paul Youth For Christ Singspiration, and made a trip out of town to Cambridge. The Arian Chorus, which was organized at Bethel only five years ago, is for the musical training and de-velopment of Bethel girls. Officers for this year included: pianist, Ruth Rask; president, Dorothy Dahlman; vice president, Jean Hamlett; secretary, Gretchen Clauson; treasurer, Phyllis Johnson; and librarian, Vir-ginia Peterson. This year, the Bethel Male Chorus under the direction of Professor Nels Stjernstrom, consisted of fourteen mem-bers. The officers of the group were: president, Lloyd Nordstrom; vice presi-dent, David Danielson; secretary, War-ren Magnuson; treasurer, William Peter-son; and librarian, Clarence Sahlin. A concert given at the First Baptist Church in Minneapolis featured the Male Chorus along with the other Bethel musical groups. We also have had the privilege of hearing this group in chapel pro-grams. Because most of the members of the chorus were student pastors and had other duties, the chorus was not able to sing at any other affairs. Clarion Staff FIRST Row: E. Pegors, A. Skarp, N. Seaquist, M. Anderson, D. Dahlman. SECOND Row: R. Sandin, R. Gustafson, W. Peterson, W. Thompson, R. Nelson, E. Ekstrand, J. Larson. If we as a staff of the forty-five "Spire - are to claim any publication records, we must boast of speed. The difficulties involved in obtaining mate-rial due to wartime restrictions for a time seemed to make publication impossible. But with the aid of the students, and the co-operation of a willing staff, you read this and similar pages. As we look at these pages, yet in copy form, we feel proud of our accomplishments. Your thanks is already given by your support and enthusiasm. Spire Staff FIRST Row: J. Larson, D. Larson, W. Peterson, W. Peterson, J. Lundquist. SECOND Row: P. Widen, J. Lyster, W. Thompson, G. Anderson, E. Nyman, M. Schouweiler, D. Johnson. atrion . This year the Clarion has enlarged its circulation to include all servicemen who have left Bethel since school started, this year and last year, and to all others who have requested it. A subscription drive was launched during Homecoming Week in the fall which also increased the Clarion's circulation. For Homecoming a six-page issue was printed. The first part of the year Mabel Anderson was editor, and her assistant was Carl Applequist. In March Co-Editors Norma Seaquist and Audrey Skarp took up their duties. The business manager for the entire year was William Thomp-son, and the business advisor was Dean Emery Johnson. Forty Forty-one . . . AtA.Lti,J Student Pastors are young men from all classes of the Seminary. Each week end they take up their charges at missions and churches in the Twin City area and outlying towns and rural communities. Some have steady pastorates while others are kept busy supplying pulpits at various places where the need arises. Because of the shortage of pastors clue to chaplaincy enlistments, our Seminary stu-dents look out upon fields white with harvest but where labourers are few, and are brought face to face with the challenge of a needy world. Student aJtoro . Forty-two Forty-three r gov, &Ida!, .. . cir4 gohed, Captain Bob Sandin Although wartime travel made extended trips im-possible, although equipment proved difficult to ob-tain, and although few squad members could re-port for practice, the Bethel basketball team had an interesting season. The new coach, Paul Ed-wards, who came to Bethel after a brilliant basket-ball career at Wheaton College, did remarkable work with the small squads. FIRST Row: W. Peterson, R. Nelson, R. Sandin, R. Hails. SECOND Row: P. Edwards, C. Sahlin, H. Youngquist, R. Daley. Captain Eunice Wood The girls' basketball team was fortunate in hav-ing several players from last year's team back again this year. As a result, it had a good season with a full schedule. The team made a trip to Cambridge, Minnesota, and also played several games at nearby colleges, but most of the games were played in the college gym. During the fall semester, Betty Danielson acted as coach; Paul Edwards took over in January. The team's captain was Eunice Wood, and Marianne Schouweiler served as manager. FIRST Row: C. Peterson, B. Nyman, E. Wood, L. Raymetz, P. Widen, M. Schouweiler. SECOND Row: E. Ballantyne, G. Jorgensen, M. Hedburg, D. Johnson, J. Hamlett. 'sr 'Forty-five Forty-four FIRST Row: Harris Youngquist, C. Sahlin, W. Eddy, R. Sandin. SECOND Row: R. Nelson, P. Edwards, W. Lindbloom, W. Peterson, R. Gustafson, E. Nyman. Although they encountered difficulty at the begin-ning of the season, Bethel's diamondmen had, on the whole, a successful year. Six men returned from last year's nine to form the nucleus for one of the finest squads in the history of the sport at Bethel. A standout throughout the season was Captain Clarence Sahlin, whose steady play both in the field and at the plate con-stantly drew the attention and praise of the fans. 1 Bethel vs. Concordia 8 7 Bethel vs. Luther 6 4 Bethel vs. Augsburg 7 0 Bethel vs. Hamline 1 ea„Lii Forty-six „,„ +ZA 1. "When?!!!" 6. Miss Olson poured. 10. Girls. 15. Orange. 2. The reverend. 7. Republican. 11. "Thumb" pose. 16. 17. Head lock. "Got a good hold on that 3. Winter scene. 8a. Bull. 12. The reverend. window? 4. Copper. 8b. Study in posture. 13. 18. Gaffed Herring. 5. Weighty play. 9. SHUT MAH MOUTH!!! 14. Girls plus. 19. Male group and Ganstrom. Forty-eight 11. 12. Study in posture. 5. SHUT MAH MOUTH! ! ! 9. Girls. 6. Leisure. 10. Touching. 7. Democrat. 8. Boys. 2V-a/uf-el 22/e L/1 V ROGER OUNGQUIS t, 0U/I 6,441 yt, '49 45: • 2/4, -,-/eee Wi-zZO-‘/ 13. Slumber. 14. Erick—standing still ! 15. Oh, Honey. 16. Clarion Office 17. 11 : 30 A.M. tick unoe 14,4 4 YO U1 1. Commencement. 2. Girls. 3. One slick chick. 4. P. U. Fifty the COLLEGE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH .410421E4:1)14i ,14,044 "Ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints." West 1 1 th at Bixel St. (Downtown) LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Eleventh Street Baptist Church Fifty-four The Swedish Baptist Church of Karlstad, Minnesota First Baptist Church Midway Between the Twin Cities and Des Moines on Highways 9 and 69 Forest City, Iowa Gordon E. Johnson Pastor SERVICES Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Junior and Senior B.Y.P.0 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Midweek Service, Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Always interested in Bethel "It We feel that we have contributed materially to the welfare of BETHEL by sup-plying it with a cook for many years—none other than "Ma" Olson, beloved by all. This year we have two girls in the Junior College, namely, Ruth Lundquist and Audrey Skarp. 'r Fifty-five A Church with a Bible Teaching- Preaching Ministry GERALD P. NORTON Pastor Temple Baptist Church Portland, Oregon Dr. Linus Johnson, Minister Miss Lois Sorley, Missionary Miss Helen Tjernlund, Minister of Music CHURCH SERVICES RADIO SERVICES Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Swedish Half Hour 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. English Half Hour 1:15 p.m. B.Y.P.U. Service 6:30 p.m. MIDWEEK SERVICE Gospel Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Washington Avenue Baptist Church Washington Avenue at Danaher Ii011111111111111 1111 11 : 00 a.m. Morning Worship ( this service is broadcast over our local station) 2 : 30 p.m. Mission Sunday Schools Wednesday 7 : 45 p.m. Midweek prayer and Bible Study Thursday 7 : 45 p.m. Young People's meeting "From Heaven he came and sought her To be his holy bride, With his own blood he bought her, And for her life he died." * Fifty-eight Fifty-nine G. Arvid Hagstrom, Pastor Virgil A. Olson, Associate Pastor Phone: Stewart 5204 Phone: Aberdeen 3080 Sunday School Swedish Service, String Band English Worship Junior Church Young People's Gospel Service Saturday, Radio WDGY 8:00 p.m. Midweek Prayer Service Friendly Church on Chicago's South Side! Fifty-ninth Street at Emerald Avenue ti `t. WELCOMES YOU! Church Bible School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Junior B.Y.P.0 7:00 p.m. Good Tidings Service 8:00 p.m. Senior B.Y.P.0 9:15 p.m. Philip N. Backstrom Pastor Our Desire:— "That we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus." Col. 1:28 First Baptist Church CAMBRIDGE, MINNESOTA In the heart of the Swedish Baptist Churches of America RALPH C. NELSON, Pastor MILACA, MINN. "We love to tell the story Of unseen things above, Of Jesus and His glory, Of Jesus and His love." Sixty Welcome, Bethelites, to the CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Roy St. and Shields Ave. (One Block Southwest of Snelling and University Avenues) EDWIN J. OMARK, Interim Pastor The Path]) '..gaptist C4itrch- DAVID G. DANIELSON, Pastor You're always welcome at DALBO Dalbo, Minnesota $ VI Sixty-one ‘), PAYNE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Payne and Sims Avenues ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA MARTIN ERIKSON, Pastor Sunday School and Swedish Service 10:00 a.m. English Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:45 p.m. Midweek Service, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. A CORDIAL INVITATION TO STUDENTS Compliments of the Young People's Fellowship of the NORTH CHAMBERS STREET BAPTIST CHURCH GALESBURG, ILLINOIS Red Wing Minnesota Harris Minnesota BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES BIBLES ST. PAUL MINNESOTA Sixty-two Sixty-three 7 r First Swedish Baptist Church 11 The First Baptist Church "Holding Forth the WORD of LIFE" Phil. 2:16 ORVILLE M. BURCH, Pastor of Boston 286 Ashmont Street Dorchester Massachusetts Services: 9:45 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 7:00 p.m. "The church of a friendly welcome" E. A. FERNLUND, Pastor BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Twenty-Fourth St. and Twenty-Eighth Ave. S. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA S. E. WALDEMER, Pastor Res. 2332 31st Ave. S., Phone DU 2026 Sunday School Morning Worship Young People's Meeting Evangelistic Service Midweek Prayer and Bible Study 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. "A Friendly Church with a Gospel Message" When in New York City Be Sure to Visit the Trinity Baptist Church DAVID GUSTON, Pastor 250 East 61st St., New York, N. Y. Phone : Regent 4-2732 Conveniently located in mid-Manhattan GREETINGS! from Harris Baptist Church ROBERT SWANSON, Pastor 126 Fifth Street Phone: 887-R MINNESOTA BAPTIST CONVENTION Congratulates Bethel Institute and the Class of '45 on the completion of a good year's work. Your purpose and ours : "UNITY IN EFFORTS FOR THE EVANGELISM OF THE WORLD" Always a Hearty Welcome at Baptist Headquarters E. PALMER FOSMARK, Executive Secretary 706 National Building 529 Second Ave. So. MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA NELSON'S CHRISTIAN SERVICE 116 Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minn. CE 6155 Church and Sunday School Supplies, Scripture Text Greeting Cards for all occasions, Plaques and Novelties, Bibles, Bible Study Books, Christian Fiction and Hymn Books. Gospel LightPress Sunday School Material Always in Stock Here GREETINGS TO BETHEL and CONGRATULATIONS to GRADUATES of 1945 from YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY Evangel Baptist Church Youngstown Ohio BARR'S FLOWER SHOP University at Snelling NE 7941 "Everything in Flowers and Plants" BETHEL BOOK STORE AND COFFEE SHOP "Direct Your Feet to Pete's Retreat" Where Bethel Students meet over the coffee cup 1480 North Snelling Avenue THE ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE "The School of Vision, Training and Service" As we complete twenty-nine years of train-ing Christian young people, we rejoice in the fellowship that has marked our relationship with Bethel. We send greetings to the Graduating Classes and wish each gradu-ate and each student God's blessing upon life and ministry. Faculty, Staff and Students of the St. Paul Bible Institute Bethel Junior College and Seminary HENRY WINGBLADE, President 86% Baptist Students 96% Baptist Faculty 100% Baptist Board Credits transferable to any college or univer-sity recognized by the University of Minnesota Thankful for your prayers Thankful for your co-operation Thankful for your gifts Bethel means "House of God" Graduates and students, former and present, testify to this fact Gospel Teams, Forensics, Glee Club, Chorus Groups, Basketball, Baseball To Christ first To Swedish Baptists To Northern Baptists EDUCATIONALLY WORTHY BAPTIST THANKFUL HOUSE OF GOD EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES LOYALTY For Further Information Write BETHEL INSTITUTE SAINT PAUL 1480-92 North Snelling Avenue MINNESOTA Sixty-five GIRL GRADUATES OF BETHEL Present plans for courses at BETHEL INSTITUTE preparing girls for work as Church Missionaries and Secretaries includes one year's work at CABLE'S SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Be smart and enroll in an All-Girl, All-Graduate Commercial Training College, the only school of its kind in the West. Thorough Stenographic, Secretarial, and Civil Service Courses. Day School for Girls Only : , Begin any Monday Night School each Monday and Thursday evening open to all boys, girls, men and women. High School graduation not necessary for entrance into Night School. CABLE'S SECRETARIAL COLLEGE 1547 University Avenue Telephone: Midway 9644 Burton A. Cable, President Grace Cable, Principal Compliments of the 1945 "SPIRE" STAFF Sixty-four creetinv to &the/ . . CLAUSON AND HANSON DEPARTMENT STORE OLSON FURNITURE STORE Forest City Iowa Expert Wedding and Commercial Baby Photographers Industrial Personality Portraits Professional Home Portraits Theatrical Antirrs on *tuttio Your Neighborhood Photographer 25 Years' Experience in the Business 1547 University Ave. Bus. Ph. MI 3690 Ground Floor Home Ph. EM 9681 ASHTON BUILDING SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA HENDRICKSON'S Motor Service 3601 Chicago Ave. MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA Bus. Ph. RE 9835 Res. Ph. DR 0979 Complete Service for Your Car Washing and Greasing Motor Tune-Up Our Specialty TIRES Compliments of the ST. PAUL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AXEL A. OLSON, Executive Secretary 353 Robert Street Between Fourth and Fifth Streets SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA Compliments of STANDARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 604 National Building MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA Sixty-six Sixty-seven COMPLIMENTS OF GUST A. LARSON Buick Pontiac Sales 809-811 Third Street West Ashland Wisconsin Office : TOwer 6967 Transfer and Res.: TOwer 7196 Storage, Long Res.: VAn Buren 0599 Distance Moving FRANK L. PETERSON & SON COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL STOKERS AND OIL BURNERS 1087 Payne Avenue Saint Paul Minnesota GOOD LUCK TO . . BETHEL STUDENTS ! WALDORF PAPER PRODUCTS CO. Save Waste Paper for the War Effort 2236 Myrtle Avenue Saint Paul Minnesota Compliments of AHLSTROM FURNACE COMPANY "We make warm friends" Ashland Wisconsin FRED W. JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME 334 N. Snelling Ave. NEstor 4037 EMerson 2438 St. Paul, Minn. "Class of 1913" WE STLUND'S QUALITY MARKET 597 N. Snelling Ave. NE 1321 927 Rice St. HU 1338 St. Paul, Minn. Compliments of LOFROTH BAKERY 1193 Payne Avenue TOwer 7114 St. Paul, Minn. HURLEY'S WOMEN'S AND MEN'S WEAR Home of Nationally Known Lines at Popular Prices University Near Snelling Midway 3130 St. Paul, Minn. MIDWAY DEPARTMENT STORE University at Snelling Wearing Apparel Shoes - Sportswear OPEN EVENINGS Monday - Thursday - Saturday Compliments of NELS E. STJERNSTROM VOCAL INSTRUCTION TIP-TOP BAKERY 15581/2 Como Ave. W. Open Evenings and Sundays Until 8:00 P.M. C. J. & H. W. ANDERSON JEWELERS - OPTOMETRISTS 1573 University Ave. Midway 9910 St. Paul, Minn. • 4 Sixty-eight Sixty-nine Seventy Seventy-one CEdar 4786 Expert Repairing KESTING MUSIC STORE - SCHOOL Finest Band and Orchestra Instruments Combination Instrument-Instruction Plans PIANOS - RADIOS NELS K. LANGSTON, Prop. 34 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, Minn. 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