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SENIORS r1.104-• .fec2,790 L .S`.46 °1° 4.6 eg-ic:7 ro Se.ty:. " sola et)? WALLACE E. HENK, B.D. TREASURER St. Paul, Minnesota Male Chorus, 44, 47; Alexis Society President, 48. S. ROLAND GUSTAFSON, B.D. Verona, New Jersey Basketball, 41, 42, 43; "B" Club, 43; Baseball, 42, 43, 44, 45; Student Pastor, 44, 45, 48. "hr:7 ROBERT E. BERGERUD, B.D. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Baseball, 42; Basketball, 42, 43, 44; "B" Club, 43, 44, 48; Clar-ion, 44; Student Council, 44. HAROLD S. CARLSON, Th.B. Jamestown, New York Gospel Team Leader, 43; Vice President, Religious Council, 45; Student Council, 44, 45; Stud-ent Pastor, 45, 48. fcV't.'"\ s o ;'.;\ Ai. • G° "TOC's GARNET ORLEY JENKINS, Th.B. PRESIDENT Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada Student Pastor, 46, 47, 48. ROBERT E. HAILS, Th.B. St. Paul, Minnesota Religious Council President, 44; Gospel Team Leader, 43; Mis-sionary Band Cabinet, 43; Bas-ketball, 43, 44, 45; Alexis So-ciety, 43, 44, 45; Student Pas-tor, 43, 44, 45. LEONA LARM, B.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Vice Presi-dent BWA Cabinet, 48; Secre-tary Alexis Society, 48; Trans-ferred from Northwestern Bible School. page 66 page 67
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|Bethel Yearbook 1948
|Alternative Title
|Spire 1948
|Academic Year
|1947 - 1948
Bethel College and Seminary (Saint Paul, Minn.)
College yearbooks
|This volume documents the people, events, activities and ideas of the Bethel community during the 1947 - 1948 school year
|Date Published
|Digital Publisher
|Bethel University
|Sandin, Robert
|Carlsson, Audrey (Associate Editor); Hamlin, Ted (Art Editor); Stolhammer, Evelyn (Secretary); Nelson, Robert (Business Manager); Skalman, Byron (Photographer);
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|Bethel Yearbook Collection (1909-1989)
United States
Saint Paul
|Time Span of Publication
|Published annually from 1909 to 1989 except for the years of 1933-36, 1982, 1984-87
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|Bethel College and Seminary
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|T L Published by the students of BETHEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA ADOLF OLSON In sincere appreciation for his spiritual counsel and faithful instruction the students of Bethel College and Seminary dedicate the Spire of 1948 to Adolf Olson, beloved professor of systematic theology, who this spring completed his twenty-ninth year of service in the seminary. His mild manner, his quiet dignity, his understanding helpfulness, and his scholar-ship will always be remembered by his students. Bethelites know him as one who is filled with the Spirit of God and whose life strongly ex-hibits the fruits of Christianity. page 4 page S page 6 page 7 page 10 page 11 - . .7",- . r,e - • 4 , G. ARVID HAGSTROM, D.D. President Emeritus • H. WYMAN MALMSTEN, B.A., G.Th. Assistant to the President PRESIDENT HENRY C. WINGBLADE, M.A., D.D. Depth of thought, exaltation of language, and a command of the words of great men mark him as a man of letters. Sincerity in prayer and purity in life and speech indicate that he is a man of God. Combining scholarship with faith, he is a living illustration of the tradition of the school he directs. page 12 page 13 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocricy. James 3:17 page 14 page 15 ts\■0 ok dta, .". 10' '. 3 e s'oN&e' ERNEST G. NORSTROM, M.S. Chemistry Macalester College, B.S.; University o f Minnesota, M. S.; Additional Graduate Studies, University o f North Dakota. ELVING ANDERSON, B.S. Zoology University of Minnesota, B.S.; Bethel Seminary; Graduate Studies, Uni-versity of Minnesota. aUa .cvese EFFIE V. NELSON, M.A. Dean of Women, German, Literature Des Moines University, B.A.; University of Minnesota, M.A. RUSSELL W. JOHNSON, M.F. Botany University of Minnesota, B.S.; Uni-versity of Minnesota, M.F. CARL G. BURTON, M.D. Anatomy, Physiology Macalester College, B.A.; Univer-sity of Minnesota, B.S.; University of Minnesota, M.D. page 16 page 17 MAURICE LAWSON Literature and Freshman Composition Bethel Seminary, Th. B.; Wheaton College, B.A.; Graduate Studies, Northwestern University, Univer-sity of Minnesota. MARINA AXEEN Librarian St. Cloud State Teachers College, B.S.; Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota. SRS. AL4R Preshrnan- T4 Com positio nC H St Olaf Coilege, A.; UStnuidvieersisty, Noof rMthiwnneessteortna .U zliGverarsdiutay,t e QUENTIN BOHNE, B.C.E. Mathematics University of Minnesota, B.C.E.; Graduate Studies, University of Min-nesota. SWAN A. ENGWALL, M.A. Philosophy, Sociology Northwestern University; William Jewell College; University of Chica-go; University of California, B.A., M.A.; Additional Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota. GERALD AHLQUIST, B.S. Mathematics, Physics University of Minnesota, B.S.; Grad-uate Studies, University of Minne-sota. ROYAL A. BLOOM, M.A. Psychology University of Minnesota, B.S., M.A.; Additional Graduate Studies, Grad-uate School U. S. Dept. of Agricul-ture, University of Minnesota. page 18 page 19 ALFRED J. WINGBLADE, M.A. Greek, Religious Education William Jewell College, B.A.; M.A.; Additional Graduate Studies, Uni-versity of Chicago, University of Minnesota. GLORIA KARLSON, B.A. Music Lewis and Clark College, B.A. JUNE BENSON, B.S. Voice University of Minnesota, B.S.; Grad-uate Studies, University of Minne-sota. THEODORE BERGMAN, B.M. Piano McPhail School of Music, B.M. INGEBORG SJORDAL, B.S. Swedish, Physical Education University of Minnesota, B.S.; Beth-el Seminary; Graduate Studies, Uni-versity of Minnesota. VIOLET BERGQUIST, M.A. Romance Languages Wheaton College, B.A.; University of Chicago, M.A.; Additional Grad-uate Studies, University of Califor-nia, University of Havana, Cuba. NELS E. STJERNSTROM, B.M. Speech, Chorus McPhail School of Music, B.M.; Hamline University, B.A. GUNVOR OLSON, B.A. Voice Wheaton College, B.A.; Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota. page 20 page 21 /34, t/Qt 774'.tys, woiv 1/221 i2e . sot,z7 of 41 1 e. PAUL EDWADS, B.A. Wheaton Athletic Director Colleg /3.A.; Nort nesota hern Baptist Seminar e, Graduate Studiesy, ;U Bneitvheerls iStye minary; of Min- FERDINAND SCHULTZ, M.A. History and Political Science St. Paul Bible Institute; John-Fletch-er College, B.A.; University of Min-nesota, M.A.; Additional Graduate Studies, Columbia University. REYNOLD WIK, M.A. History Sioux Falls College, B.A.; University of Minnesota, M. A.; Additional Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota, Harvard University, Uni-versity of Chicago, University of Indiana. DALPHY FAGERSTROM, B.A. History University of Minnesota, B.A.; Grad-uate Studies, University of Minne-sota. CURTIS B. AKENSON, B.A. Political Science University of Minnesota, B.A.; Grad-uate Studies, University of Minne-sota. ARCHIE M. SKALBECK, B.A. Coach Gustavus Adolphus College, B.A. page 22 page 23 Off lCf SIM ANNABELLE SHERMAN page 24 page 25 EDITH LARSON A wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels. Proverbs 1:5 C~ flSS E S page 26 page 27 The year 1947 was an eventful one in the history of Bethel College, for it saw the crys-tallization of plans for expanding into a four-year school. The introduction of the third year of college studies marks the adoption of a new policy for developing the program of the school. Full academic accrediting was secured from the University of Minnesota for the new senior college curriculum, and plans are going forward to provide possi-bilities for majors in literature, sociology, his-tory, philosophy, psychology and education, and religious education. Accordingly, the Spire takes pride in presenting the first junior class of Bethel College. THELMA BURGESON SECRETARY Bristol, Conn. Students are classified as juniors, sophomores, five quarter-credits with an honor point ratio of at or freshmen in these pages according to the follow- least 1.0; sophomores, no less than forty quarter-ing academic standard: juniors, no less than ninety- credits; freshmen, less than forty quarter-credits. ROBERT HAMLETT Chicago, Illinois ALFRED DAHLBERG Minneapolis, Minnesota JOHN M. FINSTROM Kiron, Iowa HAROLD L. CHRISTENSON Muskegon, Michigan VERNON D. ANDERSON Midale, Saskatchewan, Canada ALICE ADELLE BAVIN St. Paul, Minnesota THOMAS P. COLEMAN Stanch field, Minnesota ROY C. DALTON Seat Pleasant, Maryland CHARLES CLARENCE GERMANY Chicago, Illinois ARNOLD M. OLSON St. Paul, Minnesota page 28 page 29 page 30 page 31 DORIS JOAN OLSON Rice Lake, Wisconsin WARREN R. PALMQUIST St. Paul, Minnesota CLARICE M. RHOM Minneapolis, Minnesota MEL SONESON Cook, Minnesota EARL R. TRUDE Minneapolis, Minnesota VERNON S. OLSON Montrose, South Dakota V. HENRY PETERSON Ellendale, Minnesota MARVIN SCHOLTEN Corsica, South Dakota LEONARD W. SUTTON Saum, Minnesota DAVID E. TUTT St. Paul, Minnesota NOT PICTURED MAVIS MCREYNOLDS Clearbrook, Minnesota lik01,1,1 "0, P,S010,1k Vit.F.S 19V,111 sot -Neto Mixt,n,eo. BYRON R. SKALMAN VICE-PRESIDENT San Diego, California Male Chorus, '47; Photog-rapher Spire and Clarion, '47, '48; Gospel Team Lead-er, '47; Vice President Stu-dent Council, '48; Tennis, '48. cSol2 fiomozE . FAYE SEAQUIST SECRETARY Sister Bay, Wisconsin Girls' Chorus, '47, Secretary, '48; Spanish Club, '47, '48; Vice President Women's Dor-mitory Council, '48; Student Council, '48. 4suRp Ns "ithie ehecig°, //4./: orti_ ois 'Y 47, 48 ROW ONE LAURENCE L. AHL Beatrice, Nebraska Male Chorus, 47. BERT E. ANDERSON Chicago, Illinois Band Director, 47, 48; Accompanist Male Chorus, 47, 48. CAMERON I. ANDERSON Wausau, Wisconsin CLIFFORD E. ANDERSON Chicago, Illinois EVERT ANDERSON Lindsborg, Kansas Gospel Team, 47, 48; S w e dish Club, 47, 48. ROW TWO GILBERT W. ANDERSON Carney, Michigan Men's Dorm Council, Secretary, 48. LEONARD J. ANDERSON Midale, Saskatchewan, Canada Male Chorus, 47, 48. LESTER B. ANDERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota MARJORIE ANDERSON St. Paul, Minnesota Transferred from Macalester Col-lege, 48. RUTH E. ANDERSON Chicago, Illinois Girls' Chorus, 46, 48; Clarion Staff, 48; Gospel Team, 46, 48; Swedish Club, 48; Transferred from U. of Chicago, 48. era 11 of 1948— ROW ONE ROW TWO c_S)o fi omo SIGNE ANDERSON Sister Bay, Wisconsin Gospel Team, 47; Women's Dorm Council Treasurer, 48. KENNETH A. BENSON St. Paul, Minnesota Commuters' Club, 47; Intra-Mural Basketball Champs, 47. CARL A. APPELQUIST St. Paul, Minnesota Clarion Staff, Assoc. Ed., 45, Col-umnist, 48; Gospel Team, 45. DALE ARENTSON Harlan, Iowa Gospel Team, 47; Gospel Team Committee, 48; Spanish Club, 47. JOHN M. BALIAN St. Paul, Minnesota Debate, 48; Transferred from U. of Minnesota, 48. KEARNEY N. BENSEND Dallas, Wisconsin GEORGE MILTON BERG Worcester, Massachusetts Men's Dormitory Council, 48; Ten-nis, 47, 48. G. WILLIAM BERG Worcester, Massachusetts LOWELL BERGESON Ogema, Wisconsin Basketball, 47, 48; "B" Club, 48. CAROL BERGSTEN Anoka, Minnesota Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Secretary Missionary Band, 48; BWA Cabinet Treasurer, 48; Women's Dorm Council, 47, 48; Spanish Club, 47. page 33 page 32 c_S'o fi omo 7z. efa o 9 4 WILLIAM R. BERGSTROM Minneapolis, Minnesota WALLACE E. BERKE Cambridge, Minnesota Male Chorus, 47, 48. JOAN BLOMGREN Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 48; Com-muters' Club, 47. ROBERT BRUNKO Iron Mountain, Michigan Male Chorus, 48; Foot-ball, 48. JEAN BUTLER San Francisco, California Clarion Staff, 48; BWA Cabinet, 48. MARILYN BERGUM St. Paul, Minnesota RUTH BERTELL Negaunee, Michigan ALLAN R. BORNE Minneapolis, Minnesota JOSEPH D. BRYGGER Tyler, Minnesota GRACE BYLUND Duluth, Minnesota Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 44, 47, 48; Swedish Club, 47. AUDREY CARLSON Staples, Minnesota Clarion Staff Feature Editor, 47, Asst. Fea-ture Editor, 48; Spire Staff Associate Editor, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Women's Dorm Council, 4 8; Spanish Club, 47, 48. BERWYN J. CHRISTENSEN Manistique, Michigan MARILYN ANN CROSS Minneapolis, Minnesota Girls' Chorus, 47, 48. KENNETH DEJONG Glen Ellyn, Illinois Mg'r. Basketball, 48. VIRGIL DUNEER Alexandria, Minnesota MELBA EARLENE CARSON Chariton, Iowa RICHARD N. CLAY Tacoma, Washington Transferred from Evanston Community College, 48. WILLIS E. DAHLMAN Grandy, Minnesota Male Chorus, 47, 48. JOHN A. DISCHINGER Chicago, Illinois Basketball, 47, 48; "B" Club, 48. WALTER EEROLA Helsinki, Finland page 34 page 35 ROW ONE MORRIS W. ENGSTROM Muskegon, Michigan Clarion Staff, 48; Gospel Team Leader, 47. cSo fiomo ROW TWO NEAL M. FLOBERG Rice Lake, Wisconsin Gospel Team, 47, 48. ROW ONE DONALD L. GOLDSMITH Montevideo, Minnesota Male Chorus, 47, 48, Treasurer, 47; Gospel Team, 47; Spanish Club, 47; Football, 48. BETTY JO GREENMAN San Diego, California Cheerleader, '47, '48; Girls' Chorus, '47, '48, President, '48. KENNETH GREENMAN San Diego, California Basketball, 47, 48; Baseball, 47; "B" Club, 48. RUTH GUSTAFSON Deerwood, Minnesota ROBERT W. HAGEN Minneapolis, Minnesota Commuters' Club, 47, 48. efall of 1948... ROW TWO THEODORE W. HAMLIN McKeesport, Pennsylvania Basketball, 47, 48; Baseball, 47; Spire Art Editor, 48; Clarion Art Editor, 48. JOYCE HASSELBLAD St. Paul, Minnesota ROBERT HED Willmar, Minnesota Basketball, 47; Transferred from Minot State Teachers' College, 47. PERRY 0. HEDBERG Davenport, Iowa Clarion Editor, 48; Gospel Team, 44, 47, 48; Freshman Representa-tive Men's Dorm Council, 47; Transferred from U. of Minnesota, 47. EVANGELINE HEDSTROM Kiron, Iowa Band, 46; Girls' Chorus, 48; Gospel Team, 46, 48; Commuters' Club, 48; Spanish Club, 48. EVERETT ERIC ERICKSON Browerville, Minnesota DONALD E. ERICSON Maple Plain, Minnesota L. MAE FISHER Worcester, Massachusetts Spire Staff, 48. WILLIAM FLETCHER Minneapolis, Minnesota Transferred from U. of Minnesota, 48. RUDY W. FORSMAN Duluth, Minnesota Managing Editor Clarion Staff, 48; Treasurer Religious Council, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Football, 48; Baseball, 47; Student Council, 48; Swedish Club, 48. FRIEDA FRANK Brooklyn, New York Gospel Team, 47, 48; French Club, 48. MARSHALL D. GARVEY Muskegon, Michigan ROBERT D. GILLQUIST Minneapolis, Minnesota page 36 page 37 c,S'o fiomo 1.E HELEN HOFFMAN GRACE JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Ferndale, Washington Girls' Chorus, 47, 48, Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Pianist; Gospel Team, Gospel Team, 47, 48; 47, 48; Girls' Basket- BWA Cabinet Leader, era o 9 4 LOWELL E. HENDRICKSON Montevideo, Minn. Male Chorus, 48; Gos-pel Team, 47, 48; Span-ish Club, 48. BERGE A. HOOGASIAN Waukegan, Illinois Football, 48; Baseball, 47; Gospel Team, 47, 48. ELAINE MARIE JENSEN Dodge Center, Minnesota Girls' Chorus, 46, 47; Gospel Team, 46, 47, 48; Girls' Basketball, 46, 47, 48. DONALD JOHNSON Forest City, Iowa EUGENE E. JOHNSON Spring Lake, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Child Evangelism, 47, 48. ball, 48; Swedish Club, 48. RALPH JACOBSON Tyler, Minnesota CARL L. JOHNSON Ironwood, Michigan DUANE E. JOHNSON Kiron, Iowa Basketball, B Team, 48. EVERET R. JOHNSON Rockford, Illinois Student Council, 4 7; Basketball, 47, 48; Baseball, 47; Football, 48; "B" Club, 48. 48; Secretary Women's Dorm Council, 4 8; Spanish Club, 48. RICHARD JOHNSON St. Paul, Minnesota Football, 48. KARL LACHLER Pottsville, Pennsylvania Transferred from Sioux Falls College, 48. AL LAMBERT Seattle, Washington Gospel Team, 48; Foot-ball, 48; Commuters' Club, 48. PAUL E. LEAFBLAD Bayfield, Wisconsin Male Chorus, 47, 48; Male Quartette, 47, 48; Gospel Team Member, 47, 48. HARLIS JOHNSON Robbinsdale, Minnesota Band, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Commu-ters' Club, 47; Baseball, 47, 48; "B" Club, 47, 48. LEE KINGSLEY Dalbo, Minnesota Debate, 47, 48. CLARENCE LARSON Sioux City, Iowa Male Chorus, 47, 48. VIOLET G. LAVEN Des Moines, Iowa Gospel Team, 47, BWA Cabinet, 48; French Club, 48. DONALD LEMASTER St. Paul, Minnesota Baseball, 47; Football. 48. page 38 page 39 page 40 page 41 ROW ONE J. ALLEN LINDH Kipling, Saskatchewan, Canada Gospel Team, 47; Swedish Club, 47. WILLIAM 0. LINDROTH Belmont, Massachusetts Clarion Staff, 48; Gospel Team, 47; "B" Club, 48; Cheerleader, 47; Vice- President Swedish Club, 48. MARWIN LINDSTEDT Chicago, Illinois Band, 47, 48; Male Chorus, 47, 48; Clarion Staff, 47, Assistant Editor, 4 8; Gospel Team Leader, 4 8; French Club, 48; Swedish Club President, 48. OLOF D. LINDSTEDT Chicago, Illinois Male Chorus, 47, 48; Band, 47, 48; Gospel Team Leader, 47; Men's Dormitory Council, 47, 48; French Club, 48; Swedish Club, 48. ROW TWO WARREN E. LJUNG Alexandria, Minnesota Baseball, 47; "B" Club, 47, 48. EDITH LOVEGREN Birmingham, Alabama Girls' Chorus, 47. HAROLD A. LUNDBERG Groton, South Dakota Band, 47; Male Chorus, 47; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Men's Dorm Council, 4 8, Transferred from Northern State Teachers' College, 47. KAROLYN E. LUNDWALL Muskegon, Michigan Girls' Chorus, 43, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 43; Girls' Basketball, 47, 48, JOEL LINGENSJO Menominee, Michigan Male Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Sec.-Treas. Swedish Club, 48. DONALD H. MADVIG Minneapolis, Minnesota A)0/2, fi 0 112 0 E . eLCL11 o f 19 ... ROW ONE NANCY MARGUERITE MAILAND St. Paul, Minnesota G o sp e 1 Team, 48; Commuters Club, 48; Spanish Club, 48; Trans-ferred from Bob Jones College. PHIL MCLAIN Miami, Florida Male Chorus, 47; Student Council, 48. MARY MARTIN Mount Vernon, Washington Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team. 47, 48; Women's Dorm Council, 48; Girls' Basketball, 47; Swedish Club, 47, 48. FLOYD C. MEYER St. Paul, Minnesota PAUL WARREN NEBEL Braham, Minnesota Band, 47, 48; Male Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 47. ROW TWO JOHN ROBERT NELSON Des Moines, Iowa Spire Business Manager, 48; Student Council, 47; Male Chorus, 44, 47; Cheerleader, 47, 48. MARCELINE D. NELSON Soudan, Minnesota NELS NELSON Oakland, Nebraska Gospel Team Leader, 48; Gospel Team, 47; Spanish Club, 47; Foot- , ball, 48. PHAEON NELSON St. Paul, Minnesota Male Chorus, 47, 48. DONALD E. NEPSTAD Detroit, Michigan Gospel Team, 47, Leader, 48; Foot-ball, 48. efall o 94 8- MARJORIE NORDSTROM St. Paul, Minnesota DORIS C. OLSEE.N St. Paul, Minnesota WALLACE OLSON St. Paul, Minnesota Gospel Team Leader, 47. MILDRED E. OMAN Chicago, Illinois MARGERY J. OSTROM St. Paul, Minnesota Girls' Corus, 47; Clari-on, 47; Gospel Team, 47. GORDON J. OBERG Manistique, Michigan RALPH OLSEN Minneapolis, Minnesota C. ALAN OLSSON Cadillac, Michigan Male- Chorus, 47, 48; Clarion Staff, 48; Gos-pel Team, 47; Spanish Club, 47, 48; Football, 48; Baseball, 47; Bas-ketball B Team, 48; "B" Club, 47, 48. DAVID OSTERBERG Waukegon, Illinois Sports Editor Clarion, 4 8 ; Vice - President Men's Dorm Council, 48; Football, 48; Bas-ketball, 4 8; Swedish Club, 48. C. VICTOR PEARSON Skokie, Illinois Gospel Team Leader, 48; Debate Team, 48; Transferred from Illi-nois Institute of Tech-nology, 48. JOHN H. PETERSEN Dannebrog, Nebraska B Team Basketball, 48. FERN PETERSON Cambridge, Minnesota Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Commuters' Club, 47, 48. ROSE M. PETERSON Rockford, Illinois Girls' Chorus, 44, 48; Gospel Team, 44, 48. RUTH M. PETERSON Mora, Minnesota Transferred from U. of Minnesota. JOHN W. PETLON Aurelia, Iowa Gospel Team, 47; Com-muters' Club, 47. ALLEN M. PETERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota IRMA E. PETERSON Pasadena, California Gospel Team, 47; Span-ish Club, 47, 48. ROYAL F. PETERSON Henning, Minnesota WAYNE A. PETERSON Minneapolis, Nlinnesota Band, 46; Male Chorus, 46; Basketball, 46, 48, Captain, 46; "B" Club, 48. JAMES REHNBERG Bridgeport, Connecticut Male Chorus Treasurer, 48, President, 47; Dorm Council V i c e- President, 47; Spire Staff Advertising Man-ager, 47; Gospel Team, 46, 47. cSoilfiomo page 42 page 43 ROW ONE ROW TWO ROW ONE ROW TWO -•-•C012fi011207,E1... KENNETH SKOV Westbrook, Minnesota Student Council, 48; Clarion Cir-culation Manager, 48. RUTH E. SMITH San Diego, California JOHN G. SONESON Cook, Minnesota Clarion, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; Spanish Club, 47, 48. R. THOMAS STARR St. Paul, Minnesota Spire Staff Advertising Manager, 48; Commuters' Club, 47; Basketball. 47. EDWARD L. STAYTON Yucaipa, California Clarion, 48. WILFORD STEARNS Seattle, Washington Male Chorus, 48. VERNER STENBACK Duluth, Minnesota Gospel Team, 48; Transferred from Duluth J.C., 48. R. EVELYN STOLHAMMER Chicago, Illinois Girls' Chorus, 47, 48; Secretary- Spire Staff, 48; Gospel Team, 47, 48; BWA Cabinet Secretary, 48; Swedish Club, 48. GORDON E. SUNDBERG Isanti, Minnesota ORVILLE C. SUSTAD Viking, Minnesota Commuters' Club, 47; Student Pas-tor, 47, 48. EDNA M. RENSTROM Mora, Minnesota LEROY H. SANDBERG St. Paul, Minnesota Basketball, 47, Captain, 48; Base-ball, 48; "B" Club, 48; Commuters' Club, 47, 48; Football, 48; Spanish Club, 47, 48. G. DEWEY SANDS Willmar, Minnesota Transferred from North Park Col-lege, 48. JAMES SCHUBRING Wausau, Wisconsin ROBERT SCHWARTZ Duluth, Minnesota Male Chorus, 47. CARLTON SEAQUIST Gothenburg, Nebraska EULA M. SHEFFLER Davenport, Iowa Clarion, 47. KATHERINE IRENE SHEFFLER Davenport, Iowa JEAN MARGARET SINCLAIR St. Paul, Minnesota BWA, 48. RONALD F. SKOOG Brainerd, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47, 48; Football, 48; Basketball, 47, 48. page 44 page 45 e fa 0 9 4 c_Cofr, fio mo WILLIAM J. WRIGHT Vinton Iowa Male Chorus, 48. MARGARET LOUIS BACKSTROM Detroit, Michigan Special Student NOT PICTURED efa 1 0 94 &... MARLYS CARLSON Spicer, Minnesota FLORENCE CORNELIUS Aberdeen, South Dakota Gospel Team, 48; Commuters' Club, 48; French Club, 48. DELFORD DAY ROBERT HARING ROBERT 0. IMM RICHARD KELDE Greenbush, Minnesota Escanaba, Michigan Elmore, Minnesota RHOUSE St. Paul, Minnesota LOUIS G. NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota PHYLLIS RADSLIFF Minneapolis, Minnesota HERMAN VAN ARSDALE Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Student Pastor. 48. LESTER R. WEKO Duluth, Minnesota Transferred from Duluth Teachers' College, 48; Gospel Team, 48. HAROLD M. TANGMO St. Paul, Minnesota DORIS TURNWALL Chicago, Illinois Girls' Chorus, 48. VERNON P. VOTH Mountain Lake, Minn. Male Chorus, 48; Gos-pel Team, 47. OUIDA WARD Fairbanks, Alaska Clarion, 47. H. ALLEN WEBER Pekin, Illinois Transferred from Knox College, 47. BEVERLY J. THOREN New Britain, Connecticut Girls' Chorus, 48; Transferred from New Britain Teachers Col-lege, 48. NEWTON M. TWEEDY Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Span-ish Club, 47; Commu-ters' Club, 47, 48. VERNON A. WALLIN St. Paul, Minnesota Football, 48. DAVID G. WASHBURN Schenectady, New York Football, 4 8; M a 1 e Chorus, 47. FLOYD M. WELCH Seattle, Washington Treasurer Bethel Mar-ried Couples' Associ-ation, 48. RENA MAY WILLITS Clarks, Nebraska JAMES ROBERT STASSEN St. Paul, Minnesota Transferred from the U. of M., 48. PHYLLIS ASHBAUGH Minneapolis, Minnesota D. ELAINE CHRISTIANSEN Newell, Iowa Girls' Chorus, 47; Clarion, 47. JAY CURRY Windom, Minnesota Go s p el Team, 48; Commuters' Club, 48; French Club, 48. LORRAINE DEITNER St. Paul, Minnesota JOHN A. HARTZELL Russell, Minnesota Gospel Team, 48; Spanish Club, 48. HOWARD JOHNSON Akron, Iowa HERBERT F. LAWRENTZ Chicago, Illinois Transferred from Stanford Univer-sity, 48. KARL W. PEGORS St. Louis Park, Minnesota Transferred from Bemidji State Teachers' College, 48. FRANK SHINDO Seabrook, New Jersey Basketball, 45. SULLIVAN WALDEMAR Minneapolis, Minnesota Student Pastor, 45, 46, 47, 48. SIDNEY WYMA Chicago, Illinois page 46 page 47 9TE1fin2E12... DO vNrteAz-LPIbt S4IV.bIAT ts.t.ozivr Car,zek, zfrichigan CHARLES L. STARR PRESIDENT St. Paul, Minnesota JUANITA MANLOVE TREASURER St. Paul, Minnesota JilAw 4 " 4'44, '4'%1:41:194'1?,90A7 04 Row 1: JOHN R. ADAM, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ARTHUR C. AHLSTROM, Ashland, Wisconsin; ANNE AND-ERSON, Lindsborg, Kansas; CLARENCE N. ANDERSON, Silverhill, Alabama; CLIFFORD D. ANDERSON, Muskegon, Michigan; GEORGENE ANDERSON, Houston, Minnesota. Row 2: KENNETH 0. ANDERSON, Carney, Michigan; CALVIN RUSSELL ANDERSTROM, Lake Lillian, Min-nesota; MARTHA ARMSTRONG, St. Paul, Minnesota; DOTTIE JOYCE ASHLEY, Wheaton, Illinois; JEANNE ATTNER, Worcester, Massachusetts; ELIZABETH BABCOCK, Markville, Minnesota. Row 1: DAVID BACKSTROM, Detroit, Michigan; DO UGLAS G. BALTZ, Wisconsin Rapids, W i s c o n s i n; CARLETON BEARDSLEY, Hopkins, Minnesota; FREDERICK J. BENKE, St. Paul, Minnesota; ROBERT MAR-TIN BENNETT, Skokie, Illinois; OLIVE JEAN BENSON, Wannaska, Minnesota. Row 2: DELORES BERGESON, Clearbrook, Minnesota; JANICE BIXBY, Fergus Falls, Minnesota; SHIRLEY BLOMQUIST, Minneapolis, Minnesota; HAZEL E. BON DESON, Ferryville, Connecticut; ROGER BURKE, Clare-mont, Minnesota; PATRICIA CAL BOM, Mount Vernon Washington. page 48 page 49 Row 1: CHARLOTTE M. CARLSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ELAINE CARLSON, Chicago, Illinois; HOWARD L. CARLSON, Houston, Minnesota; KENNETH W. CARLSON, Bridgeport, Connecticut; ROBERT L. CARLSON, Sister Bay, Wisconsin; EVELYN C. CHRISTENSON, Muskegon, Michigan. Row 2:, JEAN 0. CLAUSEN, Hesper, North Dakota; EDWARD A. CLAY, Stanch-field, Minnesota; BYRON F. COLE, Jewell, Iowa; DOROTHA CRAFT, North Kenovta, Ohio; MARY CRIVELLI, Altoona, Pennsylvania; DOROTHY DALBEY, Mora, Minn. Row 3: BERNICE DALSTROM, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; PAUL E. DANIEL-SON, Warren, Pennsylvania; SHIRLEY DELIN, Minneapolis, Minnesota; FRANCES M. DISCHINGER, Chicago, Illinois; DELORES DOCKEN, St. Paul, Minnesota; FRANK H. DOTEN, Chicago, Illinois. Row 4: DONALD ALBERT DYE, Evergreen Park, Illinois; CALVIN V. EDLUND, Sioux City, Iowa; CHARLOTTE EKBERG, Chicago, Illinois; EDGAR E. EKLOF, Moline, Illinois; GLADYS EKLUND, Brook Park, Minnesota; GLEN ENOS, Vassar, Michigan. 'Z-Elfirl2E12. Row 1: DONALD E. ERICKSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; CALVIN E. FERNLUND, Boston, Massachusetts; CHARLES FILLMORE, St. Paul, Minnesota; DOROTHY ANNE FINSTROM, Detroit, Michigan; J. WESLEY FORSLINE, Cook, Minnesota; HELEN FRANKLIN, Bristol, Connecticut. Row 2: MARILYN FREDRIKSON, Strandburg, South Dakota; ROBERT E. FRYKEN-BERG, Chicago, Illinois; MARCIA GANGWISH, Gibbon, Nebraska; ALICE M. GINTHER, Franklin, Minnesota; ROBERT E. GINTHER, Franklin, Minnesota; BERNICE E. GLADER, Cambridge, Minnesota. Row 3: EARL E. GLADER, Cambridge, Minnesota; DENNIS 0. GOODMAN, Esca-naba, Michigan; DWIGHT GOODRICH, Traverse City, Michigan; DONA GORDON, St. Paul, Minnesota; JAY R. GOULD, Sibley, Iowa; VERONA LOIS GRIBBELL, Tustin, Michigan. page 50 page 51 J. CHARLES GUSTAFSON, Maynard, Minnesota; VIRGINIA M. HANSON, Fergus Falls, Minnesota; R. KEN-YON HARING, Escanaba, Michigan; CAROLYN HEDBERG, Davenport, Iowa; MARGARET HELGREN, Chi-cago, Illinois; CARL HOLMGREN, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 97-Elfi172E12,... Row 1: KATHARINE E. JOHNSON, Burns, Oregon; PA UL JOHNSON, Worthington, Minnesota; PHYLLIS JOHNSON, Tyler, Minnesota; REUBEN V. JOHNSON, Quamba, Minnesota; ROBERT M. JOHNSON, Chicago, Illinois; ROY E. JOHN SON, Rockford, Illinois. Row 2: WALLACE H. JORGENSON, Fosston, Minnesota; MURIEL KELLER, Des Moines, Iowa; DONALD KING, Minneapolis, Minnesota; JOHN R. KLINGBERG, Chicago, Illinois; LAURA CAROLYN KOHLER, Fair-field, Connecticut; GLEN M. LAMPSON, Carlton, Minnesota. Row 1: EVA HOLMGREN, Minneapolis, Minnesota; LLOYD HONEYWELL, Wahoo, Nebraska; EUGENE L. HOVDA, Minneapolis, Minnesota; EVELYN M. HILL, Davenport, Iowa; JAMES H. HUBBARD, Omaha, Neb-raska; JEANNE HUTCHINSON, Chesapeake, Ohio. Row 1: LUCILLE LARSON, Kiron, Iowa; RICHARD L AWRENZ, Sheboygan, Wisconsin; LOIS J. LEAF, Mus-kegon, Michigan; LEO L. LEEDER, St. Paul, Minnesota; CLARA M. LEGGETT, Seattle, Washington; BEVERLY LEWIS, St. Paul, Minnesota. Row 2: THELMA LOUISE JACOBSON, Los Angeles, California; ALETA JEWELL, Pine River, Minnesota; ALICE JEWELL, Pine River, Minnesota; AVIS JOHNSON, Chicago, Illinois; EUNICE L. JOHNSON, Forest Lake, Minnesota; JANE A. JOHNSON, Stambaugh, Michigan. Row 2: ARNOLD LINDBERG, Minneapolis, Minnesota; BETTY LINDBERG, Los Angeles, California; SALLY ANN LINDBERG, Los Angeles, California; MARJORIE LINDELL, Braham, Minnesota; CONWELL D. LIND-STROM, Kiron, Iowa; CAROLYN E. LUNDAHL, Soudan, Minnesota. page 52 page 53 Row 1: IDA MARY LUNDSTEN, Waconia, Minnesota; DAVID LYDECKER, Clifton, New Jersey; DELORES MACKEY, Burlington, Iowa; ROBERT MACKINNON, St. Paul, Minnesota; BERNICE M. MADSEN, Minneapolis, Minnesota; WILBUR MADSEN, Karlstad. Minnesota. Row 2: BEVERLY MAGNUS, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ROBERT C. MALCOLM, St. Paul, Minnesota; ROBERT F. MANTZKE, Minneapolis, Minnesota; WARREN E. MASON, Worcester, Massachusets; GRACE C. MEYER, Chicago, Illinois; PAUL L. MILLER, Rothsay, Minnesota. Row 3: STANLEY MOBERG, Minneapolis, Minnesota; VIRGINIA MOODY, Des Moines, Iowa; MARIAN F. NEAL, Blue Earth, Minnesota; CLARENCE E. NELSON, Rush City, Minnesota; DOROTHY J. NELSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; EDWIN R. NELSON, Rush City, Minnesota. Row 4: ETHEL NELSON, Spicer; Minnesota; PHYLLIS NELSON, Phillips, Wiscon-sin; RONALD NELSON, Omaha, Nebraska; NAOMI NESTERUD, Wilson, Wiscon-sin; JAMES PHILLIP NORDLANDER, Englewood, Colorado; FLORENCE NORD-STROM, Chicago, Illinois. Row 1: BETTY OGILVIE, Luck, Wisconsin; D. SHERWOOD OHLSON, Cherokee, Iowa; ARLIE OLSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; BERTIL C. OLSON, Sister Bay, Wisconsin; DELORES OLSON, Rockford, Illinois; LLOYD W. OLSON, Denver, Colo. Row 2: STANLEY WARREN OLSON, Cokato, Minnesota; ROBERT C. OSGOOD, Minneapolis, Minnesota; HARLAN OSTROM, St. Paul, Minnesota; EINAR W. PALM, Baudette, Minnesota; HARRY E. PANEY, Los Angeles, California; PEARL PARTIN, Red Wing, Minnesota. Row 3: MARGARET PAULSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ROBERT PECK, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin; HOWARD J. PETERSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; MURIEL J. PETERSON, Red Wing, Minnesota; BILL PHILLIP, St. Paul, Minnesota; J. GORDON PLATT, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 97,Elfiti2E12... page 54 page 55 Row 1: PATRICIA POPE, Carney, Michigan; PEGGY POPE, Carney, Michigan; ELENE L. PROVIS, Chica-go, Illinois; ARNOLD REGIER, Mountain Lake, Minnesota; MILTON REGIER, Mountain, Lake, Minnesota; MYRTLE CAROLYN REHNBERG, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Row 1: DONALD L. SHELDON, Twin Valley, Minnesota; LEE. SHERMAN, St. Paul, Minnesota; ARLEEN SHOGREN, Waukon, Iowa; JAMES R. SIM, St. Paul, Minnesota; RUTH SKOOG, Chicago, Illinois; FRANCES J. SMITH, Omaha, Nebraska. Row 2: CARLTON RIDLEY, Morris, Michigan; MARJORIE RUNDQUIST, Silverhill, Alabama; GLENN D. RUNION, Chokio, Minnesota; PATRICIA ANN SALST ROM, Portland, Oregon; WAYNE SANDBERG, Minne-apolis, Minnesota; DONALD L. SANDS, Willmar, Minnesota. Row 2: GEORGE J. SOUCHEK, Bensenville, Illinois; MARILYN M. STARR, Cambridge, Minnesota; MARIAN STEWART, St. Paul, Minnesota; KENNETH STOLHA MMER, Chicago, Illinois; HARLEY E. STULL, Overland, Missouri; MIRIAM RUTH SWAN, Wannaska, Minnesota. 97-Elfin2E12... EILEEN M. SATHER, St. Paul, Minnesota; WINIFRED SCHMIDT, Minneapolis, Minnesota; EDNA SCHULTZ, Omaha, Nebraska; LEWIS W. SCHULTZ, Sioux City, Iowa; CHARLES D. SCOTT, Oldham, South Dakota; MERILYN SELIN, Norway, Michigan. Row 3: M. JEANNE SWANSON, Chicago, Illinois; EARL W. SYNNES, Clearbrook, Minnesota; MARJORIE R. TANQU1ST, St. Paul, Minnesota; GEORGE L. TAYLOR, Bettendorf, Iowa; MURIEL THOMPSON, Stewart-ville, Minnesota; PAUL G. THO MPSON, Muskegon, Michigan. Row 4: R. DEANE THOMPSON, Long Lake, Minnesota; SALLY M. TIERNEY, Meriden, Connecticut; GUS TILLMAN, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; ALLEN TRAVAILE, Ocheyedan, Iowa; DARRELL A. TUTT, Minneapolis, Minnesota; RICHARD T. UPTON, Buena Vista, Georgia. page 56 page 57 page 58 page 59 OTTO M. JANKE HAROLD PEARSON Barron, Wisconsin Maxwell, California REID BERRY Windom, Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota Granada, Minnesota JOHN PORCELLA Crawford, New Jersey DEANE SHAFFER RUSSELL DICKINSON B-ETTA MAYER Windom, Minnesota Costa Mesa, California Row 2: ROBERT E. WILSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota; ELNA WINTERSTEEN, Los Angeles, California; WIL- KENNETH L. HARRIS LIAM G. WRIGHT, Montclair, New Jersey; LOIS ZAGUNIS, Worcester, Massachusetts. NOT PICTURED EINAR BERGE IRWIN W. JOHNSON Bagley, Minnesota Glen, Minnesota HARLAND C. BRASK E. JOANN KILE Frederic, Wisconsin Granada, Minnesota DAVID R. BRUSH ELVIN J. KILE ARTHUR E. BURGESON HARLAN W. LARSEN Bristol, Connecticut Russell, Minnesota SHIRLEY BURNETT ELVA LAWRENCE Minneapolis, Minnesota Delaven, Minnesota KENNETH CHRISTOPHERSON BARBARA LINDQUIST Minneapolis, Minnesota Mound, Minnesota STANLEY COOK GORDON E. LINDQUIST Minneapolis, Minnesota Grand Marais, Minnesota DONALD R. FOSTER DEWAYNE MILLER Henning, Minnesota Russell, Minnesota DOUGLAS B. GARVEY HELEN MOLITOR Muskegon, Michigan St. Paul, Minnesota DONALD L. GORDON SYRIL OHMAN Watertown, South Dakota Aitkin, Minnesota DONALD HALL Davenport, Iowa 97-Elfiri2E/2... EINAR A. OSTERBERG JOYCE TUTT Waukegan, Illinois Minneapolis, Minnesota RICHARD PAULSON HALE VANN Omaha, Nebraska St. Paul, Minnesota FORREST VANCE, Chicago, Illinois; LAVERNA VAN METER, Fergus Falls, Minnesota; KENNETH VICTOR-SON, Stambaugh, Michigan; AUGUST WAAGE, Omaha, Nebraska; DONNA WALES, St. Paul, Minnesota; LA-VERNE WALL, Minneapolis, Minnesota. ROBERT E. PETERSON Glen, Minnesota NEIL PIKE Medford, Minnesota Row 1: FAYE WALTERS, Manistee, Michigan; CARMEN L. WENSTAD, Star Prairie, Wisconsin; MARILYN WESTBERG, Cambridge, Minnesota; PAUL D. WICK, Minneapolis, Minnesota; JANET WIDEN, Hopkins, Minnesota; ELLEN WILLIAMSON, Chicago, Illinois. ALVIN QUIRING Minneapolis, Minnesota WILLIAM D. READER St. Paul, Minnesota GEORGE W. RISER Paterson, New Jersey BURTON L. SUNDBERG Isanti, Minnesota DUDLEY SWEDBERG Minneapolis, Minnesota MARLIN TELLGREN Cokato, Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota Freemont, Nebraska S E M N A R Y Giving no offence in any thing, that the ministry be not blamed: But in all things approving ourselves as the ministers of God. .11 Corinthians 6:3,4a page 60 GS'En2. C-S)CErl.E1 page 62 page 63 page 64 page 65 ADOLF OLSON, B.D. Professor of Systematic Theology Chicago University; Macalester College, B.A.; Bethel Seminary, B.D. EDWIN J. OMARK, M.A., B.D. Professor of Practical Theology University of Minnesota, B.A.; University of Southern Calif-ornia, M.A.; Bethel Seminary, Th.B., B.D.; Additional Graduate Studies, University of Southern California. REUBEN E. OMARK, Th.M. Professor of Exegetical Theology University of Illinois, B.A.; Bethel Seminary, B.D.; Southwestern Baptist Theo-logical Seminary, Th.M. SAMUEL SCHULTZ, B.D., M.S.T. Professor of Ancient History Kletzing College, B.A.; Faith Theological Seminary, B.D.; Harvard University, M.S.T.; Additional Graduate Studies, Harvard University. ANTON T. PEARSON, B.D. Professor of Old Testament Language and Literature Macalester College, B. A.; Bethel Seminary, B.D.; Graduate Studies, University of Minnesota, Southern Bap-tist Theological Seminary. ESTHER SABEL, Ph.B. Professor of Religious Education University of Chicago, Ph.B.; Moody Bible Institute; New-ton Theological Institution; Graduate Studies, University of Chicago. \ 3—e0 ,1' ). -v)e\-r e;c' SENIORS r1.104-• .fec2,790 L .S`.46 °1° 4.6 eg-ic:7 ro Se.ty:. " sola et)? WALLACE E. HENK, B.D. TREASURER St. Paul, Minnesota Male Chorus, 44, 47; Alexis Society President, 48. S. ROLAND GUSTAFSON, B.D. Verona, New Jersey Basketball, 41, 42, 43; "B" Club, 43; Baseball, 42, 43, 44, 45; Student Pastor, 44, 45, 48. "hr:7 ROBERT E. BERGERUD, B.D. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Baseball, 42; Basketball, 42, 43, 44; "B" Club, 43, 44, 48; Clar-ion, 44; Student Council, 44. HAROLD S. CARLSON, Th.B. Jamestown, New York Gospel Team Leader, 43; Vice President, Religious Council, 45; Student Council, 44, 45; Stud-ent Pastor, 45, 48. fcV't.'"\ s o ;'.;\ Ai. • G° "TOC's GARNET ORLEY JENKINS, Th.B. PRESIDENT Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada Student Pastor, 46, 47, 48. ROBERT E. HAILS, Th.B. St. Paul, Minnesota Religious Council President, 44; Gospel Team Leader, 43; Mis-sionary Band Cabinet, 43; Bas-ketball, 43, 44, 45; Alexis So-ciety, 43, 44, 45; Student Pas-tor, 43, 44, 45. LEONA LARM, B.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Vice Presi-dent BWA Cabinet, 48; Secre-tary Alexis Society, 48; Trans-ferred from Northwestern Bible School. page 66 page 67 WARNER LUDNBERG Grantsburg, Wisconsin Treasurer Religious Council; Treasurer Missionary B a n d; Student Pastor. HERBERT D. MCDONALD, B.D. Isle, Minnesota Gospel Team Leader, 41; Gos-pel Team, 40, 42, 43, 44; Stud-ent Pastor, 44, 46, 47. EDWIN C. NELSON, B.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota Pastor; Transferred from Moody Bible Institute. ERNEST L. WARKENTIN, B.D. Fresno, California Transferred from St. Paul Bible Institute. LAWRENCE WAGSTROM, B.D. St. Paul, Minnesota Student Pastor, 44, 46, 47, 48; Transferred from Northwestern Theological Seminary. DON PA1 St. Paul, Minnesota Male Chorus, 46, 47; Business Manager Spire, 46. BEN SHERMAN, Th.B. Blomkest, Minnesota Band, 40; Male Chorus, 45; Gospel Team, 40 42, Leader, 41; Alexis Society, 45, 46, 47; Student Pastor, 41, 42, 46, 47, 48. ROBERT G. SWANSON, Th.B. Sycamore, Illinois Male Chorus, 45, 46; Student Council, 48; Student Pastor, 45, 46, 47, 48; Transferred from Moody Bible Institute. NOT PICTURED ANTON N. CEDARHOLM Forest Lake, Minnesota RAYMOND D. CREER, B.D. Woodville, Wisconsin Student Pastor, 47, 48; Trans-ferred from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. ARTHUR WESTERHOFF, Th.B. St. Paul, Minnesota Transferred from Moody Bible Institute. JOHN D. GREEN, B.D. St. Paul, Minnesota Student Pastor, 45, 46, 47, 48. DON KENYON St. Paul, Minnesota page 68 page 69 page 70 page 71 KENNETH W. CARLSON Chicago, Illinois ROBERT DALEY - Sioux City, Iowa RUTH S. HENK Minneapolis, Minnesota GEORGE S. JOHNSON Rockford, Illinois RAYMOND A. LARSON Ashland, Wisconsin J. LEONARD CARROLL Zillah, Washington EARL V. GRUBB Powers Lake, North Dakota HELEN HOLLE Grove City, Minnesota ZACK A. KLEINSASSER Dinuba, California GUS LUNDBERG St. Paul, Minnesota o• \c1 s%• v t to tAl(t-fw WALTON 0. /01-/NoN v-repi sziperior, izsibzivr 1v4consin NOT PICTURED ELOISE JENSEN SECRETARY Kenosha, Wisconsin WALLACE G. NORLING TREASURER Minneapolis, Minnesota 0 c;0)61,, Sask.) Coado ' 1,4masw GOtAle'&014, s..Cfi"4' -S:)��� s•%1S: sc0 0 - 611s ' e't))6 CARL 0. OLSON St. Paul, Minnesota WILLIAM STANLEY PHILLIPS Minneapolis, Minnesota DOUGLAS H. STIMERS Toronto, Ontario, Canada STANLEY J. PETERSON Moline, Illinois KENNETH J. SAMUELSON Superior, Wisconsin NOT PICTURED WALTER B. EDDY Des Moines, Iowa CARLTON G. CHRISTENSON H. GILBERT FORSLINE St. Pau', Minnesota Cook, Minnesota REUBEN L. DAHL ARLAN H. STOHRE Isanti, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota OLAF ALLAN JOHNSON PRESIDENT Los Angeles, California page 72 page 73 SfM INfl fl V ui-24071m CLARENCE D. ANDERSON Los Angeles, California DAVID H. CARLSON Portland, Oregon GOLDIE ERICKSON Pacoima, California HERBERT JACOBSON Minneapolis, Minnesota MAYNARD JOHNSON Kenmare, North Dakota PAUL D. ANDERSON JOHN A. KRAMER Portland, Oregon Springfield, Ohio ELLIS EKLOF LEO M. LINDBERG Moline, Illinois Kiron, Iowa PAUL HUNTER FRANCISCO LELAND MILLER Brooklyn, New York Sioux City, Iowa HERBERT L. JOHNSON ELEANOR NELSON Stratford, Connecticut Ludington, Michigan LESLIE B. KNEE H. OLIVER OHSBERG Minburn, Iowa McKeesport, Pennsylvania JOHN M. LEGGETT Seattle, Washington ZELLA MAE MCFARLIN Mason City, Iowa DOROTHY E. NELSON Spicer, Minnesota ROY KENNETH NELSON Seattle, Washington JEAN PALMQUIST Belle Plaine, Sask., Canada page 74 page 75 SHIMV page 76 page 77 NOT PICTURED EDWARD E. J. AVEY ROBERT W. BRADSBY Dorking, Surrey, England St. Paul, Minnesota EARL BYLEEN WALTER CECIL Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota THORWALD CHRISTIANSON HAROLD DARK Minneapolis, Minnesota Irwin, Iowa KENNETH R. JOHNSON VALEDA KENWARD Chicago, Illinois Page, North Dakota RAYMOND LEVANG HAZEL L. NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota LOIS NORBERG HARDY REESE Montrose, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minnesota MILTON PAULSON Albert Lea, Minnesota WALTER R. PETERSON Chicago, Illinois JAMES E. RENTZ Mora, Minnesota CHARLES A. ROUB Blue Earth, Minnesota WILLIAM R. TURNWALL Chicago, Illinois JULIA PAULINE PEARSON Cherry Grove, Oregon WILBUR G. PETERSON El Paso, Texas DORIS RICHERT Ortonville, Minnesota RUTH STRAND Stratford, Iowa WARREN H. WITHROW Duluth, Minnesota HMI1U1 And whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by him. Colossians 3:17 page 78 page 79 REV. WILLIAM TURNWALL Chapel Speaker Eft f• oul Councif _S)tuclErzt COLL/2dr Mel Souesol, ptesid.olt; nay Seackuist,\Nometis worm; Ipotot Nelson, secre-toy; Lois Notbetg, Religious Council; and 13vvon SW,Imau, vice-ptesident; Standing.. Clato Ahdosol, IVieu's Dorm; Vail McLain, college sop:hot-notes; 'Robot NI.a Lesli ntike, college freshmen, Religious advisor; Clvtisteuson, college juniots; and Tkuao191-, Vorstuau, Religious Council. Not Victuteac. Vex Audetsotv, t easuset; an ikolpett Swanson., serninavy so-hots; ). Leonata Carroll, eminar-1/4J To.iaaxera-l( uee, semMatv 1(eunetb. Skov, Married DOtTa. The purpose of the student council is to insure close cooperation between the students and the faculty for the welfare of the school, to provide for an avenue of communication between the students and administra-tion and to solve students' queries. The Council this year designed the cultural societies, erected the skating rink, inaugurated the visual educa-tion program, planned the home coming activities and Freshman week. MEL SONESON President Sitting: Maynard Johnson, president; Lois Nor vbiceerg p,r seescidreentat;r y; Standing: -Kenneth Sarnu Roy Nelson, vice presidentelson, Dr. aPneda lrisuodno, lapdhv .iPsoorr;s tMnaenl ,S torenaessuorne,r v. ice president; Page 80 page 8 1 page 82 page 83 ,EUOttonal eommiLLEE Left to right: Dale Arentson, Jim Schubring, Kenneth Samuelson, Ralph Larson, and Walton Johnson. 0042E1 Jam Sitting: Charles Germany, Walter Peterson, Donald LeMaster, Jim Schu-bring, and Bill Stearns; First row standing: Karl Lachler, Reuben Johnson, Wilbur Peterson, Nels Nelson, Victor Pearson, and Roy Nelson; Second row standing: Donald Nepstad, Harold Christenson, Bob Frykenberg, Bob Hamlett, and John Leggett. "Go ye into all the World" Left to right: Miss Sabel, advisor; Ralph Larson, vice president; Wilbur Peterson, treasurer; Carol Bergsten, secretary; and Roy Nelson, president. tidioncyzy Band James Rentz, Paul Leafblad, and Donald Patet. This year the well-known Bethel Male Chorus in-creased their audiences by setting out on March 29 for an extensive tour of two and one-half weeks. The chorus traveled 35,000 miles by chartered Greyhound bus, touching Illinois, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Minnesota, Under the leadership of Professor Stjernstrom, the chorus rendered their interpretations of sacred num-bers, spirituals, and Swedish hymns. Bob Mantzke handled the solo parts and Bert Anderson was ac-companist. Enhancing the chorus presentations was the Bethel Male quartet composed of Bob Sandin, Jim Rentz, Paul Leafblad, and Don Patet. Throughout the year the chorus gave concerts in chapel, during Homecoming, during Founders Week, and before and after their tour. _M= .114a. 1E, ao T1-1,1 0111i. amul page 84 A week's tour of Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and Nebraska, was the prominent event of the year for the Girls' Chorus. The Chorus also participated in the Founder's week services as well as presenting several concerts. Enriching the chorus agenda were the numbers by the girls' trio composed of Faye Seaquist, Evelyn Stolhammer, and Carol Bergsten. Carol Landberg, guest artist, rendered special numbers on her violin. Mr. Stjernstrom, director; First row: Peggy Pope, Carol Bergsten, Evangeline Hed-strom, Marcia Gangwish, Rose Peterson, Adelle Bavin, Dorothy Nelson, Laura Kohler, Patty Pope, and Bernice Dalstrom; Second row: Pearl Parten, Bernice Glader, Grace Johnson, DeLores Olson, Sara Tierney, Edith Lovegren, Marilyn Cross, Georgeno Anderson, Evelyn Stolhammer, and Grace Bylund; Third row: Marilyn Westberg, Marilyn Fredrikson, Fern Peterson, Arleen Shogren, Doris Turnwall, Helen Hoffman, Ruth Anderson, Charlotte Ekberg, Faye Seaquist, Betty Jo Greenman, Clara Leggett, Mary Martin, Faye Walters, and Hazel Bondeson. Mr. Stjernstrorn, director; First TOW *. Robert Sartain, Howard )ohnson, Vernon V oth, Vaal Nebel, lames Behaberg, Dave Carlson., Olot Liadstedt, and Deli-oar laickson, rnsoa; Second row.. )arnes Bentz, 'Willis Dahlman, Leonar d Sutton, Lowell Ileadr Anderstrorn, David Tatt, Leonard Anderson, Clarence Larson, and Marwia CLailnvdins teat; Third row: Veit kaderson, Phaeon Nelson, Joel Lingeasjo, Donald Gold smith, -Robert Mantilce, aa Donald atet, Calvin -Fe-fauna, -Warren. Palragaist, Bill and Pa-al Leafbl. yhillip 1-1-en1c, Vesident; -Raph Latson, Samuelson, tveasur cc; pared Leona Let to Wallace vice president; -Ky. enneth Tfa, secretary. Sitting: Leona Larm, vice president; Miss Nelson, advisor; and Valeda Kenward, president; Standing: Jean Butler, cabinet; Carol Bergsten, treasurer; Grace Johnson, Violet Laven, cabinet; Jean Sinclair, Big and Little Sister Chairman; Signe Anderson, assistant secretary; and Evelyn Stolhammer, secretary. c:74fExli. cS'tuciEnt gpalto '11 E. (W. ,7q. Members of BWA are women students and associate members are faculty wives and student wives. The purpose of this organization is primarily to foster Christian friendship through the presentation of programs of spiritual fellowship and entertainment. BWA sponsors a program of "Big and Little Sisters" who become acquainted at the Big and Little Sister Tea and continue to remem-ber each other on special occasions during the year. The most important event of the year was the formal BWA Banquet in the form of a Smorgasbord which was the last meeting of the year. Row 3: Gilbert Forsline, Walton Johnson, Stanley Peterson, Kenneth Samuelson, Raymond Larson, Wallace Henk, Leonard Carroll, David Backstrom, Leslie Knee, Charles Roub, Douglas Stimers, Ralph Larson, Robert Hails, Arlan Stohre. Row 2: Orville Sustad, Earl Grubb, Zack Kleinsasser, Royal Peterson, Herman Van Arsdale, Reuben Dahl, Arthur Westerhoff, Lee Kingsley, Ben Sherman, Lawrence Wagstrom. Row 1: Warner Lundberg, Thorwald Christianson, Robert Swanson, Walter Eddy, Roger Burke, Harold Carlson, Edward Clay, Sidney Wyma. page 86 page 87 1.1111GODGE CUBS Sj7.£12Cfi Left to right: Jim Rehnberg, president; Beverly L e w i s, secretary; Miss Violet Berg-quist, faculty advisor; Myrtle Rehnberg, treasurer; and Roy Dalton, vice president. .• Le cercle Francais, the Frevieli club, featioea anvil-1.ge its ini-tial yeas, pictures oi Fiance and. syealcets isoo Yvanc This eve to its rnerabevs mote oypottnnities to learn an and nse the lantnage and to nnaecstana the - French people and thos coxintry• `Vher geroine intecest was sr needy vo.clont and senaing font boxes of. clotlling to fotvc needy families Yvance Wss Bergquist was tlie facility advisov • c572arziA "Buenos Noches, Senores y senoritas," and the Spanish Club was in full sway. Meetings conducted in Spanish, movies of Mexico, and speakers who were ac-quainted with Latin America, helped to further the understanding of the Latin-American people as well as their language. Dave Tutt presided over the meetings and Miss Violet Bergquist acted as advisor. cSw-EcliJ. fi The pre-requisite for membership in the Swedish Club is an interest in the Swedish language. The meetings conducted in Swedish and the Swedish films promote an interest in the customs, culture, and traditions of that country. This newly organized club had an average attendance of forty at each meeting. The officers pictured above are left to right: Bill Lindroth, vice president; Marwin Lindstedt, president; and Joel Lingensjo, secretary. Left to right: David Tutt, president; Edna Schultz, vice president; and Signe Anderson, secretary. page 88 page 89 LEE KINGSLEY HAROLD CHRISTENSON [WHIN As a final climax to the year's activities Bethel, rep-resented by Lee Kingsley and Charles Germany, took the junior college debating trophy at the Minnesota Col-legiate Debate Tournament, which was held at the Uni-versity of Minnesota. Sitting: Lee Kingsley, Mr. Schultz, Harold Christenson; Standing: Charles Germany, Bob Daley, Edward Avey, Victor Pearson, Doris Richert, and Virginia Hanson. Lee kingsley was one of two representatives from the jun-ior colleges who discussed world federation in a panel, which was broadcasted over the University of Minnesota radio station. Highlighting the forensic program of this year was the Rocky Mountain Speech Conference held at the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. Our first team composed of Harold Christenson and Lee Kingsley established a superior rating and were un-defeated in debate, receiving award certificates. Lee Kingsley won first place in public speaking receiving the Watchel Award given by the Tau Kappa Alpha Forensic Honor Society of the Uni-versity of Denver. Harold Christenson won an ex-cellent rating award in discussion and public speak-ing. Although this team was Bethel's first entry in the Rocky Mountain Speech Conference, they es-tablished a very worthy reputation for our school among the judges and participants of the colleges and universities of the Rocky Mountain area. The national debate question for the year was, Resolved: "That a federal world government should be established." Besides the Rocky Mountain Speech Conference, the team participated in the Annual Discussion and Debate Conference at Iowa State Teachers college, the Annual Red River Valley For-ensics Tournament at Concordia college, the Eau Claire State Teachers College Speech Meet, and the Northwest Annual Debate Tournament at St. Thomas college. They competed against such teams as Notre Dame, St. Olaf college, the University of Denver, the University of Southern California, the University of Colorado, the University of Iowa, and others. In all of these tournaments our students es-tablished a very commendable record in debate, discussion, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking. Locally our teams debated with St. Thomas college, the University of Minnesota, and Hamline univers-ity. ROBERT DALEY CHARLES GERMANY page 90 page 91 MARVIN LINDSTEDT Assistant Editor DAVID CARLSON Feature Editor TED HAMLIN Art Editor RUDY FORSMAN Managing Editor ELVING ANDERSON Faculty Advisor acvzion staff page 92 L First row: Ruth Anderson, Doris Olson, Bernice Madsen, Jean Butler, Carolyn Hedberg, Patricia Pope, and Hazel Bondeson; Second row: Muriel Keller, Marge Helgren, Audrey Carlson, Zella Mae McFarlin, Lois Leaf, Virginia Hanson, and Jeanne Swanson; Third row: Harry Paney, Rudolph Forsman, Morris Engstrom, Perry Hedberg, Milton Regier, John Soneson, David Carlson, and Byron Skalman; Fourth row: Alan Olsson, Robert Hamlett, Harold Christenson, David Osterberg, Calvin Fernlund, Bill Lindroth, Marwin Lindstedt, and Ted Hamlin. page 94 page 95 First row: Robert Sandin, editor-in-chief; Audrey Carls-son, associate editor; and Ted Hamlin, art editor; Second row: Evelyn Stolhammer, secretary; Robert Nelson, busi-ness manager; and Byron Skalman, photographer. Evelyn Sto/harnmer Audrey Carlson Professor Lawson Mae Fisher S'taff j. ROBERT NELSON The pleasure and work of preparing the 1948 Spire was indeed our privilege and we will be fully rewarded if you enjoy it. The aim of the newly organized Bethel Mar- ,L7Lia9lbton-2.,71-1ciff ried Couples' Association is to provide fellow-ship and opportunities for its members to become better acquainted. Throughout the year pot luck dinners and socials were part of the program sponsored by the association. The officers of the association viewed above are left to right: Vernon Anderson, president; Rose Peterson, secretary; Stanley Peterson, vice-president; and Floyd Welch, treasurer. Kenneth Skov, student council representative, is not pictured. C 0 M M U T E R S The commuters' club func-tions to bring together Beth-elites who do not live on the campus. Highlight of the year was a Christmas party for needy and unfor-tunate children. The faculty sponsor was Swan Engwall. The officers of the execu-tive committee pictured above are: Marilyn Cross, secretary; Valeda Kenward, treasurer; and Robert Gill-quist, president. page 96 page 97 The men lived in Edgren Hall and in the Seminary Dorm, affectionately known as the "cell block," under the adequate honor system. Odors of coffee-brewing permeated the halls as the witching hour approached and the mid-night oil burned brightly. The dorm council provided a means of securing equipment for the recrea-tion rooms, and succeeded in obtaining a coke machine for the dormitory. Professor Edwin Omark was faculty advisor and Rev. Paul Meyer served as supervisor of men. Rev. Meyer, Professor E. Omark, David Osterberg, Harold Lundberg, John Kramer, Robert Bergerud, Conwell LincEtrom, Charles Germany, Clarence Anderson, George Berg, George Johnson, and Dick Lawrenz. Mrs. Meyer Rev. Meyer Ed9TEI2 G7Varf _Bodin cREliciEnzE Sitting: Mrs. Lawson; Goldie Erickson, president; and Miss Nelson, ad-visor; Standing: Faye Seaquist, vice president; Grace Johnson, secretary; Signe Anderson, treasurer; Mary Martin, sophomore representative; Helen Franklin, freshmen representative; Audrey Carlson, and Carol Bergsten, sophomore representatives. Mrs. Lawson page 99 Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong. I Corinthians 16:13 page 100 page 101 First row: Roy Johnson, Mel Soneson, Bob Brunko, Douglas Garvey, Warren Palm-quist, Roy Nelson, Clarence Anderson, Bob Daley, and Ronald Skoog; Second row: Berge Hoogasian, Vernon Wallin, Dwight Goodrich, Donald Goldsmith, Alan Olsson, Donald Nepstad, David Washburn, Jim Schubring, Nels Nelson, and Everet Johnson; Third row: Calvin Fernlund, Calvin Edlund, Earl Lambert, Leo Leeder, Richard Johnson, Bob Mantzke, David Osterberg, LeRoy Sandberg, Charles Starr, Frank Doten, Rudolph Forsman, Gilbert Anderson, and Robert Ginther. Roy Nelson Warren Palmquist COACH ARCH SKALBECK CO-CAPTAINS FOOTBALL TALLY Bethel 0 Rochester 19 Bethel 0 Rochester 39 Bethel 0 Austin 7 Bethel 18 Estherville 0 FOOTBALL COMES TO BETHEL Football is now a colorful part of Bethel. Regular college conference foot-ball has been the dream of the athletic department ever since the days of former coach Bill Adam. Last fall this hope was realized when thirty-five fellows came out for football. Arch Skalbeck was engaged as coach, and out of this material he molded a comparatively strong team. The Indians played their initial game on September 19, 1947, on the memorable Edwards Field in a muddy game with Rochester. Other games were played with Estherville and Austin junior colleges, the game with Austin being the Homecoming game. Throughout the season Bethel lost three games and triumphed once. There is much potential strength for a great team next year since football has become a first-rate sport at Bethel. page 102 page 103 Chuck Starr, Back Nels Nelson, End Bob Mantzke, Tackle Don Le Master, Back Dave Washburn, Center Vern Wallin, Back • Jim Schubring, Center Al Olsson, Back Don Nepstad, Guard Roy Johnson, Back page 104 page 105 "Doc" Goodrich, Guard Don Goldsmith, Tackle Left to right, standing: Everet Johnson, Roy Nelson, James Rentz, Coach Edwards, Lowell Bergeson, Conwell Lindstrom; seated: John Dischinger, Kenneth Greenman, John Porcella, LeRoy Sandberg, Edgar Eklof, Wayne Peterson. IRalkEtgaff Rudy Forsman, Back Berge Hoogasian, Back John Dischinger Lowell Bergeson Everet Johnson Conwell Lindstrom Wayne Peterson Ed Eklof Roy Nelson One of the most successful basketball seasons was completed at Bethel this year. Out of fifteen games played, eleven were decided victories. A good representation turned out for basketball, many of them being regulars from last year's cagers. Weeks of practice and scrimmage under Coach Edwards brought the team into fine shape. In the first game of the season the Bethel quintet edged out Bethany 40 to 36. The Indians, led by their captain, Leroy Sandberg, triumphed over Rochester, 39 to 38, in a thrill-packed game. Two hard-to-lose games were dropped to Sioux Falls college and Northwestern Bible school, but at the close of the season Bethel reinstated itself by whipping Northwestern 49 to 35. Many commendable achievements were gained by this year's cagers. One of the most significant was Bethel's capturing second place in the South-ern Minnesota Junior College Conference. Also, Kenneth Greenman, Bethel's ace guard, was elected to the All-conference team. page 108 page 109 Sandy gives 'em the word Come to me, baby Bco.kEttaff c—CCOTEgOCZTC1 Bethel 40 . . . Bethany 36 Bethel 39 . . . Rochester 38 Bethel 41 . . . °Northwestern 45 Bethel 42 . . .*Superior State 64 Bethel 48 . . . Concordia 42 Bethel 65 . . . Worthington 36 Bethel 64 . . . Luther 44 Bethel 50 . . . Bethany 40 Bethel 38. . Austin 32 Bethel 29 .. . Rochester 32 Bethel 75 . . . Luther 53 Bethel 41 . . .*Sioux Falls 54 Bethel 41 . . . Tracy 42 Bethel 55 . . . Tracy 54 Bethel 36 .. . Waldorf 50 Bethel 37 . . . Austin 51 Bethel 68 . . . Concordia 50 Bethel 73 . . • Waldorf 50 Bethel 49 . . .'Northwestern 35 * Non-conference games page 110 page 111 First row: August Waage, Roy Johnson, Duane Johnson, Alan Olsson, John Petersen and Ronald Skoog; Second row: James Sims, Forrest Vance, Clifford Anderson, Calvin Fernlund, Clarence Anderson, and Howard Peterson. 3 awn Left to right: Virginia Hanson, Lois Leaf, Goldie Erickson, Helen Hoffman, Charlotte Ekberg, Marge Helgren, Florence Nordstrom, Elaine Jensen, and Doris Richert with ball. gadELfr 47 Bethel 17 Northwestern 0 Bethel 13 Bethany 5 Bethel 17 North 3 Bethel 10 Luther 9 Bethel 2 Concordia 8 Bethel 3 Concordia 4 Bethel 5 Waldorf 4 Bethel 6 Luther 10 Bethel 29 Bethany 18 The Bethel Indians, always an important threat in con-ference athletics, finished their 1947 baseball season in third place in the standings, having won six and lost three in both conference and non-conference play. Pitch-ing duties were shared by Starr, Sandin, LeMaster, and Captain Carl Olson. Home games were played at Dunning Field and Como Park. page 112 page 113 efizE,LiEn NE rl (Amgen. arli 7,ella I,eit to rigb: Bob Nelson, agnus, Beverly M page 114 page 116 page 117 Eancl tizt 47 1947 _cPicnic OTacluation, . . 47 page 118 Hostess Thelma Burgeson and Host Robert Hamlett "Game in Rain" M F N ot-io mzeo ming Co rnmitLE Left to right: Carl Appelquist, Harold Christenson, Helen Hoffman, James Rehnberg, David Carlson, Byron Skalman. page 120 page 121 ecifEE Cul2 Oan2-E Perry Hedberg, representing the victorious Clarion, team, receives trophy from Dean C. E. Carlson. page 122 page 123 Tow'. g1iEncii,9 cSLI212112.9 eEntET ffl ~ CO N 7411 Totvz AW.o1212b29 VARIETY SiONf 1532 Larpenteur Avenue MIdway 7849 . . EVERYBODY LIKES WORK DONE BY HIM CIMHIS 1541 Larpenteur Ave. W. .. - A close clean friend".. APPLIANCE COMPANY C. J. Lessard and Walter Lucke 1534 W. Larpenteur Avenue Phone Ne. 6379 Saint Paul 8, Minnesota At eoseidete .Cute . . of . . 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Gifts for all occasions Children's wearing apparel Shoes - Nursery furniture " 9leedg BAKER Y WHERE QUALITY MAKES EVERY PRODUCT DELICIOUS 1535 W. Larpenteur SAINT PAUL MIdway 8583 MINNESOTA page 124 page 125 ROBLEE Look for the Name AIR STEP .4* C. J. g H. W. ANDERSON JEWELERS — OPTOMETRISTS 1573 University Avenue — St. Paul, Minnesota — Mlway 9910 ea7tt4- , FLOWER SHOP -EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS AND PLANTS"" University at Snelling NEstor 7941 ktedteadeu4, BROWNBILT SHOE STORE Snelling at University — Tel. MIdway 5230 OKEN BROTHERS, Inc. Institutional Wholesale Grocers — Restaurant Equipment and Supplies 1101 Washington Ave. S. — Minneapolis 15, Minn. EAT AT . . PINKYS For the BEST Haircut . . 634 N. Snelling Ave. St. Paul 4, Minnesota Midtown Barber Shop LeRoy Runion, Prop. "A Christian man who is interested in your appearance"" Sandwich Shop and Grill 1605 University at Snelling ST. PAUL MINNESOTA Open day and night . Closed Sundays . . PARLOR ROOMS 1174 Payne Ave. St. Paul 1, Minn. TOwer 1551 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES . . from . . 7'e ietfite 011 toetieird 20 W. 5th Street CEdar 7335 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA c:71-lactrkinlonl jEaTErzy DIAMONDS - SHAEFFER PENS WATCH REPAIRING 491 N. Snelling at University ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA PRior 1077 MIDWAY DEPT. STORE 1592 University Avenue at Snelling ST. PAUL - MINNESOTA .. Where the whole family shops .. Just remodeled for your convenience Come a n d get acquainted AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL and page 126 page 127 927 RICE STREET HUmboldt 1338 Cor. Snelling and Thomas NEstor 8621 page 128 page 129 606 Hamm Bldg., St. Paul and 250 Builders' Exchange Bldg., Minneapolis 1\11EILE11-M 9caterde eitaftet 575 W. University Ave. ST. PAUL MINNESOTA LADY ASSISTANT PRIVATE CHAPEL ELkhurst 0423 You get the best service at . . naffieedo.;/ Cities Service Snelling & Blair Streets . . NEstor 9074 . . Cliff Danielson, Lessee "One of our own Conference Men ' Your car is insured while in our hands Lloyd's Pharmacy MIdway 5873 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS HALLMARK CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 720 N. Snelling Corner of Minnehaha and Snelling (WE Eat (WEltruncA, INEaf ffill11111 111114-1 IHHE . . QUICK FREEZE SERVICE . . MEATS . . POULTRY . . DAIRY PRODUCTS a n d FROZEN FOODS Diamonds - Mountings - Watches Wedding and Stone Rings CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE 233 Hamm Building ST. PAUL MINNESOTA mie p,iedd Roe/ Rs, nee MANUFACTURING JEWELER CEdar 6011 510 Bremer Arcade Why don't you give me a ring? .. EVERYTHING . . IN FINE PRINTING 4 2 1 0 East 34th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Telephone DUmont 2011 . . ART BUTLER & SON Barber Shop HAIRCUTS FACIALS SCALP MASSAGES 1337 Pascal Avenue On the Snelling Car Line Laundry bags! 7/i, folutdoo P'evzstaze, The Rexall Store STORE HOURS Weekdays 8 am to 9:30 pm Sundays 9 am to 1:00 pm Fountain Specialty Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes . . For Drugs at lowest prices call . . MIdway 4917 Quality Work Prompt Service Midtown Cleaners odenieda egeaaiie9 10% discount to students 1535 Como Ave. & 1672 Hamline Ave. MIdway 4287 . . GREETINGS from Noruectd- Weedeoetv Zended, &trued The Mounds-Midway School of Nursing, established in 1906, offers a three year course leading to a diploma and the title of Registered Nurse. It is operated in connection with Midway Hospital and Mounds Park Hospital with opportunity for affiliation in Pediatrics and Communicable Disease Nursing. Requirements for admission is Graduation from an accredited high school with rank in the upper third of the class, sound health, church membership and commendable character. Nursing offers you a career in any of many varied fields, including Public Health, Hospital Nursing, Veterans Administration and Missionary fields. Requests for information may be addressed to: Director, Mounds-Midway School of Nursing, 200 Earl Street, St. Paul 6, Minnesota. page 130 page 131 aswr, come EAST SIDE FLORAL SHOP When you say it with flowers, say it with ours TELEGRAPH and CITY-WIDE DELIVERY Corner Mabel Rogalla Case & Payne Proprietor TOwer 1516 COMPLIMENTS OF 4004€14 Ea4etei 1193 Payne Avenue ST. PAUL - MINNESOTA A beautiful boquet THAT CAR NEEDS SERVICE from 011 J. I-IhIKIMS1111 TEXACO PRODUCTS 1111 Payne Ave. St. Paul 1, Minn. . . . COMPLIMENTS OF Riverview Cleaning Co. 531 Ohio Richard "Dick" Lundholm, Proprietor JOHNSON - ANDERSON 9caretai eatite Harold C. Anderson, Owner 932 Payne Avenue TOwer 2761 St. Paul, Minn. Saleadoa etodeita FURNITURE . . HARDWARE . . . . . . ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TOwer 1514 990 Payne Ave. TOwer 6967 Transfer and Storage Long Distance Moving Frank L. Peterson & Son COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL Stokers and Oil Burners 1087 Payne Ave. St. Paul, Minn. emir." lir .. COMPLIMENTS OF THE . . St. Paul Federal Savings and Loan Association AXEL A. OLSON, Executive Secretary 353 Roberts Street Between Fourth and Fifth Streets SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA tot lout pitoto9tapial • • • "family qtoups We?invys qtauction Potitaits Duplicate prices: Under One Dozen: First print $2.50 Per dozen . . $10.00 Each print thereafter . . $1.00 Application prints (double weight - 3 x 5 size) Half dozen $4.00 One dozen $6.00 KENNETH H. ~ BIGHi STUDIOS 48 - 50 - 52 East Sixth Street ST. PAUL 1, MINNESOTA page 132 page 133 -W E~COMF aim page 135 fewegew FINE WATCHES and DIAMONDS 716 Main Street - Evanston Illinois "The Store of the Golden Rule" DR. MARCUS LA DUE, D.D.S. 403 Bremer Arcade Building St. Paul CEdar 5352 General Practicioner BUD WEBER . . agent for Hamline Cleaners Prompt . . Complete . . Courteous QUALITY CLEANING SERVICE Your Satisfaction Assured 724 N. Snelling Ave. MIdway 5885 St. Paul, Minnesota Did you miss breakfast? Enjoy a snack between classes at BETH EL'S COFFEE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lundberg Managers H 0 1 11 1111 111111H ziltia n CEntE7 George S. England, Executive Director UNDER THE MAMMOTH GOSPEL SIGN Ninth and Hennepin Minneapolis gfiE O'ZZO. t atilt/an CE12tE7 FOR THE ENTIRE UPPER MIDWEST * * * * . . also . fiE FISPIT[11111 IMISE Three dining rooms - Second floor Norman H. Kuehl, Restaurant Manager SERVING EVERY DAY Luncheon 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Dinner 5:00 to 7:30 PM Sunday Dinner 1:00 to 5:00 PM We preach Christ crucified, buried, risen and coming again. We exhort all Christ-ians to live a holy, separated life, by the power of the Holy Spirit. "God Is Able," II Cor. 9:8 EmEzacci oquEnttE atizcfi FIFTY-NINTH STREET at EMERALD AVENUE CHICAGO 21, ILLINOIS VIRGIL A. OLSON, PASTOR Eleventh Street Baptist Church WEST ELEVENTH at BIXEL STREET LOS ANGELES 15, CALIFORNIA Rev. W. G. Backlund, Pastor 77- Miss Madge Hill Church Missionary A sincere and cordial welcome to every visitor to California page 136 page 137 ne of the chief assets of the St. Paul Bible Institute is its spiritual bond and fellowship with Bethel. May it continue thus for the training of young people for greater . . 714estea9 Smeece ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE 1361 ENGLEWOOD AVE. ST . PAUL, MINNESOTA CONGRATULATIONS AND GREETINGS FROM Minnesota Baptist Conference 100 eke:eke eoeftftetatisef ea Nedatued ea 716.."outed.ota Veda Owe Veautijae &&e elotot at Eig. °Twat Zak ALBERT J. BERGFALK, Executive Secretary ORVILLE M. BURCH, Missionary HEADQUARTERS AT BETHEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY 1480 NORTH SNELLING AVENUE ST. PAUL 4, MINNESOTA rage 138 A HOUSE OF WORSHIP . . A SCHOOL OF THE BIBLE .. A CENTER OF FELLOWSHIP the South Short Baptist Church COLES AVENUE AND CHELTENHAM PLACE CHICAGO 49, ILLINOIS C. EDWIN GRANHOLM, PASTOR page 139 rate Tgapti5t eburtb.. BRISTOL - CONNECTICUT Rev. J. Stanley Rendhal, Pastor - 175 Goodwin, Bristol • • J. WHEN IN THE TRI - CITIES VISIT . . 13ttbartp ji3apti5t eburtb . . in . MOLINE, ILLINOIS Rev. E. E. Eklof, Pastor "WE BACK BETHEL - Immanuel Baptist thurch WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS J. GORDON PETERSON PASTOR Our Bethel Students this year are: BERGE A. HOOGASIAN. DAVID N. OSTERBERG. EINER A. OSTERBERG. race TS apti5t eburcb Wilmington, Delaware B ulwark for the Faith, E vangelical in doctrine, T rustworthy, H eart-warming, E ver forging ahead, and L oyal to the Word of God. CONGRATULATIONS! Rev. A. C. Conrad, Pastor GREETINGS FROM . . . Tbe jfir5t TBaptist eburcb ALCESTER, S. DAKOTA Clifford M. Dickau, Pastor "We're Boosting for Bethel - THE jOapti5t Tem* 360 Colorado Avenue near Fairfield Avenue BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT Sunday Services . . . 9:45 AM Bible School 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Youth Fellowship 7:30 PM Gospel Service . . . Wednesday 8:00 PM Midweek Service S. Willard Samuelson, Pastor 101 Elmwood Place Phone 67-8439 A cordial welcome to our services when in this area &Our T6apti5t eburtb W. Carter Johnson, Pastor 386 Neponset Street Norwood, Mass. ARTHUR, IOWA SENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 AND GREETINGS TO ALL CHRISTIAN FRIENDS Central Baptit4t eburcb SIOUX CITY - IOWA Earl D. Sherman, Pastor -Visitors are always welcome" A. A. BLOMQUIST, Pastor "The Just Shall Live By Faith" Corner Pennsylvania & Small Streets DES MOINES - IOWA Rev. Clayton Bolinder - Pastor Lois Sorley - Church Missionary SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School 10:00 AM Morning Worship 10:50 AM Young People's Service _ _ 6:30 PM Evening Service 7:30 PM GREETINGS from . . "No church with a warmer welcome" fir5t jOapti5t eburtb MIDWAY BETWEEN THE TWIN CITIES AND DES MOINES ON HIGHWAYS 9 AND 69 jfore5t City = REV. FLOYD BERGFALK, PASTOR. * * * * SERVICES Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship _ _ _ _ 11:00 a.m. Junior, Senior B.Y.P.U. _ _ 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Midweek Service, Wednesday _ _ _ _ 8:00 p.m. WELCOME to Kidron when you travel . . . Located on the short route from Minneapo-lis to Omaha. Four-teen miles north of Highway 30 at Den-ison, Iowa. A General Confer-ence Church with a General Conference Gospel Message . . . Christ and Him Cru-cified. Carl L. Holmberg, Pastor. Greetings and God's Blessing on Bethel. 3bbi5on _street j6apti5t eburtb 1242 Addison St. CHICAGO 13, ILLINOIS John A. Wilcox, Pastor Eliabeth Rikard Educational Secretary Five of our young people are attending Bethel College "We preach . . Jesus Christ the Lord; and ourselves your servants for Jesus' sake." II Cor. 4:5 "THE CHURCH THAT CARES" When in Chicago favor us with a visit page 140 page 141 first Swedish Baptist fiturch 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 GREETINGS from . . ilminanuet 38apti5t eburcb IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH. Arthur E. Ellison Pastor CHRISTIAN GREETINGS from: THE ItrEit apti5t Its SUNDAY SCHOOL, LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY, and the YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY Jacob Peterson, Pastor Tustin, Michigan Etim 3Baptist eburcb 16827 Appoline Ave. Tel. UN. 2-2549 DETROIT, MICHIGAN Dr. Morris Peterson, Pastor 13516 Indiana Tel. WE. 4-7175 Detroit, Michigan GREETINGS from . . . Broadway Baptist Church MENOMINEE - MICHIGAN Rev. Fred C. Nelson, Pastor . . GREETINGS FROM . . jfir5t Tgapti5t eburtb Corner Cypress and Fourth Streets MANISTEE MICHIGAN Rev. Elmer Johnson, Pastor drd; ap5ibe apti5t eburcb MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN INVITES YOU OUR PLATFORM: The Book, The Blood, and the Blessed Hope. OUR PURPOSE: "That in all things Christ might have the preeminence." OUR PROCLAMATION: "But we preach Christ crucified." OUR PASTOR: Melville Chatfield, B.A., B.D. ashington Hue. Baptist church WASHINGTON AVENUE and DANAHER STREET 'Ludington, -Michigan Pastor - Warren R. Magnuson Assistant Pastor - Evar F. Anderson SUNDAY MORNING BROADCAST, 11-12 AM OVER STATION WKLA (BRANCH STATIONS IN VICTORY, CUSTER, HAMLIN) "Holding for the the Word of Life - TbeWarp jgapti5t eburtb . . of . . ESCANABA - MICHIGAN Corner of 15th Street and 2nd Avenue North GREETINGS TO OUR GROWING AND STRATEGIC CONFERENCE SCHOOL Calbarp'5 ifie55age: From the Past . . For the Present CHRIST CRUCIFIED . . RISEN . . COMING AGAIN page 142 page 143 GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATES from the first baptist Church of bur Whenever in Willmar visit the First Baptist Church " A City- and Christ-centered Church - Our compliments to Bethel, our school, in the success of training lives for service in Christ's Vineyard. OUR MESSAGE IS: J oyful in tone. E arnest in spirit, S atisfying to souls, U plifting to all, S ane in appeal. GREETINGS a n d CONGRATULATIONS . . from . . "The Little White Church on the Hill" Bethel Baptist Church Front and LaFayette MANKATO, MINN. David M. Schwartz Jr., Pastor "To know Him and to make Him known" WE WELCOME YOU page 194 Rotb5ap 36apti5t eburcb Rev. Harold Lepplee ROTHSAY, MINNESOTA "Holding forth the Word of Life. - Phil. 2:16 When in the Red River Valley plan to visit THE liarlstad Baptist church A friendly church with a cordial welcome to all GREETINGS FROM eatharp aptila eburcb 3rd Ave. N. & St. Germaine St. ST. CLOUD, MINN. R. G. Chisholm, Pastor Aleck Olson - Our Missionary to Nigeria, West Africa I Robert Swanson, Pastor MUSKEGON Bethany Baptist Church palmville and Stafford Baptist Churches 59th Ave. W. and Ramsey St. DULUTH, MINNESOTA David G. Danielson, Pastor * Our Students at Bethel this year are: GRACE BYLUND REUBEN DAHL WARREN WITHROW RALPH LARSON GREETINGS FROM atho apti5t eburtb DALBO, MINNESOTA When you are in Duluth, be sure to visit BETHANY Lee M. Kingsley, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF . . latimibe f3aptifit eburtb Denmark at Miner 2129 Miner Ave. Phone 51-184 Office Phone 53-300 jfir5t apti5t eburcb COKATO, MINNESOTA A. E. Applequist, Pastor Greetings to Bethel and congratulations to the graduates of 1948 MICHIGAN' Lester E. Thompson, Pastor page 145 We preach Christ Crucified, Risen and Coming King CONGRATULATIONS from the South isanti baptist Church THREE MILES EAST OF ISANTI, MINNESOTA Reuben Dahl, Pastor GREETINGS .. . and COMPLIMENTS . . from . . first Baptist Church FERGUS FALLS, MINN. Vern A. Wessman Pastor * Visit us when in Fergus Falls John W. Walkup, Pastor apton 3:6Cuff apti5t eburcb East 5th and Mendota St. Paul 6, Minn. tantbfietb j6apti5t eburtb S. Bruce Fleming Ocer 7,eastoget faciee 1873 - 1948 JUBILEE WEEK, AUGUST 8 --15 "St. Paul's East Side Gospel Lighthouse" Minister Sunday Services . . 9:45 — Sunday School 11:00 — Morning Worship 7:00 — Youth Fellowship 7:45 — Evening Service II Corinthians 9:8 STANCHFIELD - MINNESOTA . Central 113apti5t eburtb . 74 ekete4 744at eared ROY STREET AND SHIELDS AVENUE — ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA L. E. PETERSEN, PASTOR A LOYAL FRIEND OF BETHEL FOLKS . . . . WORSHIP WITH US REGULARLY * * Bethel Baptist Church 24th St. and 28th Ave. So. MINNEAPOLIS - MINNESOTA COMPLIMENTS . from THE gorth 35anti jOapti5t eburrb H. L. PETERSON, PASTOR S. E. Waldemer, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 11:00 AM Young People's Meeting 5:30 PM Evangelistic Service 7:30 PM Mid-week Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday 7:30 PM A Friendly Church with a Gospel Message COMPLIMENTS OF Orbe fiethanp f3aptiEit eburcb One block northeast of University & Raymond ST. PAUL, MINN. CAMBRIDGE, MINNESOTA Lloyd E. Specher, Pastor We invite you to worship with us. page 146 page 147 Edick A. Anderson, Minister CAMBRIDGE - MINNESOTA Ralph C. Nelson, Pastor .. and Congratulations to Graduates of 1 9 4 8 "WHERE CHRIST IS PREACHED" Calbarp 3:13apti5t eburtb Corner, Snelling & Nebraska ST. PAUL EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1948 * GREETINGS from the Sam Tgapti5t eburcb Thirteenth Ave. & Madison St. N. E. MINNEAPOLIS John G. Johnson, Pastor WELCOME TO MINNEAPOLIS AND TO THE . . jir5t jBapti5t eburrb Tenth and Harmon A friendly staff to serve you Curtis Akenson, Pastor George Jennings, Assistant to the Pastor Nels Stjernstrom, Pastor's Assistant and Director of Music Evelyn Camp, Church Secretary GREETINGS apne 2bcnue 13eiptigt eburtb Payne and Sims ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Walter Olson Pastor "Behold the Lamb of God - * * Welcome to our Services page 149 GREETINGS . . . a n d CONGRATULATIONS WELCOME TO BETHEL STUDENTS . . from Bethlehem Baptist Church 8th St. & 13th Ave. So. Erick Lindholm, Pastor Sunday Services: 9:45 AM Sunday School 10:50 AM Morning Worship 6:15 PM Young People's Services 7:30 PM Evening Service HORDVILLE, NEBRASKA fir5t T8aptifit eburcb - Greetings f r o m your Conference Church in the World's largest Rubber Center- Olt Paugbton 35 McNaughton St. AKRON - OHIO Cecil M. Lindblom, Pastor GREETINGS FROM . . . . and from . . Bethlehem Baptist thapel 5501 Chicago Ave. A. A. Swanson, Pastor Sunday Services: 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Young People's Service 7:45 PM Evening Service page 148 ■ imp5on Actuarial eburtb (W11fiZi. LO gzacitiatEl J. C. WENNINGER, Music Director PAUL KENYON, Pastor Clint igaptit ebtirtb SEATTLE WASHINGTON jfir5t f3apti5t eburtb SISTER BAY WIS CONSIN page 150 page 151 ** BALLARD BAPTIST BELIEVES IN BETHEL ** Tempte Tf3apti5t eburtb N. E. 7th Avenue and Clackamas Street PORTLAND - OREGON Dr. Linus Johnson, Minister Miss Helen Tjernlund, Minister of Music SERVICES 10:00 am Sunday School 5:30 pm Young People's Service 10:30 am Radio Service 7:30 pm Gospel Service 11:00 am Morning Worship Service MIDWEEK DEVOTIONAL SERVICE, 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY Because we believe in BETHEL we will: Pray God's blessing upon her, Invest in her life and ministry, and Encourage our young people to attend BETHEL. West 63rd St. and 20th Ave. N. W. SEATTLE - WASHINGTON Donald G. Peterson, Pastor 8030 - 21st Ave. N.W. 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J. 90, 29 Babcock, Elizabeth 49 Backstrom, David 49 Backstrom, Margaret 47 Ballan, John 33 Balt., Douglas 49 Bavin, Adelle 29, 85 Beardsley, Carlton_ 49 Benke, Frederick J. 49 Bennett, Robert . 49 Bensend, Kearney 33 Benson, Kenneth 33 Benson, Olive Jean _49 Berg, George Milton 33, 98 Berg, Gordon 33 Bergerud, Robert 67, 96 Bergeson, DeLores A. 49, 85 Bergeson, Lowell 33, 109 Bergsten, Carol E. __ 33, 99, 87, 83, 85 Bergstrom, William R. 34 Bergum, Marilyn H. 34 Berke, Wallace 34 Bertell, Ruth 34 Bixby, Janice _ 49 Blomgren, Joan 34 Blomquist, Shirley _ 49 Bondeson, Hazel 49, 6, 96, 85 Borne, Allen 34 Brunko, Robert E 34 Brygger, Joseph 34 Burgeson, Thelma A. 28 Burke, Roger 49 Butler, Jean F 34, 87, 92 Bylund, Grace 34, 85 Calbom, Patricia L. 49 Carlson, Audrey I.__ 35, 95, 99, 92 Carlson, Charlotte M. 50 Carlson, David 74, 93, 92, 84, 121 Carlson, Harold 67 Carlson, Howard Lloyd 50 Carlson, Kenneth 50 Carlson, Kenneth W. 71 Carlson, R. Elaine 50 Carlson, Robert L 50 Carson, Melba E 35 Christneson, Berwyn J 35 Chhristenson, Evelyn C. 50 Christenson, Harold L. 29, 90, 91, 82, 8, 92, 121 Clausen, Jean 0 50 Clay, Edward A. 50 Clay, Richard H. 35 Cole, Byron F. 50 Coleman, Thomas P. 29 Cook, Stanley M 50 Craft, Dorotha L. 50 Crivelli, Mary 50 Cross, Marilyn A. 35, 96, 85 Dahlberg, Alfred W. 29 Dahlman, Willis E. 35, 84 Dcrlbey, Dorothy V. 50 Daley, Robert 71, 90, 102, 91, 105 Dalstrom, Bernice 50, 85 Dalton, Roy C. 29, 8 Danielson, Paul E. .5G DeJong, Kenneth B. 35 Delin, Shirley A. 50 Dischinger, Frances 50 Dischinger, John 35, 111, 108 Docken, Delores A. 50 Doten, Frank H. 50, 102 Duneer, Virgil A 35 Dye, Donald A. 5C Edlund, Calvin V. 50, 102, 106 Eerola, E. Walter 35 Ekberg, Charlotte V. 50, 113, 80 Eklof, Edgar E 50, 111, 106 Eklof, Ellis 74 Eklund. E. Gladys 50 Engstrom, Morris W. 36, 92 Enos, Glen M. 50 Erickson, Donald E. 51 Erickson, Everett Eric .36 Erickson, Goldie 74, 99, 113 Ericson, Donald E. 36 Fernlund, Calvin E. 51, 102, 92, 112, 84 Fillmore, Charles J. 5i Finstrom, Dorothy Anne 51 PInstrom, John. 29 Fisher, Lillian Mae 36, 95 Fletcher, Wm. M. 36 Floberg, Neal 36 Forsline, J. Wesley 51 Forsman, Ruc101ph 36, 81, 102, 80, 92, 123, 106 Francisco, Paul 74 Frank, Frieda 36 Franklin, Helen 51, 99 Fredrikson, Marilyn 51, 85 Frykenberg, Robert E. 51, 82 Gangwish, Marcia 51, 85 Garvey, Douglas 102, 103 Garvey, Marshall_ 36 Germany, Charles ___29, 90, 91, 82, 98 Gillquist, Robert 36, 96 Ginther, Alice _ 51 Ginther, Robert 51, 102 Glader, Bernice __51 Glader, Earl 51, 85 Goldsmith, Donald_ __ _37, 6, 102, 82, 106 Goodman, Dennis 0. 51 Goodrich, Dwight 51, 102, 106 Gordon, Dona Joy 51 Gould, Jay R. 51 Greenman, Betty Jo___.. 37, 85 Greenman, Kenneth_ _ _ _37, 108, 111, 123 Gribbell, Verona L. 51 Grubb, Earl V.. 71 Gustafson, J. Charles 52 Gustafson, Roland 67, 123 Gustafson, Ruth 37 Hagen, Robert 37 Hails, Robert __67 Hamlett, Robert 29, 92, er Hamlin, Theodore 37, 95, 92, 123 Hanson, Virginia 52, 90, 92, 113 Haring, R. Kenyon 52 Hasselblad, Joyce 3 7 Hed, Robert 37 Hedberg, Carolyn 52, 92 Hedberg, Perry 37, 90, 92, 123 Hedstrom, Evangeline 37, 85 Helgren, Margaret 52, 92, 113 Hendrickson, Lowell 38 Henk, Ruth 71 Henk, Wallace 66, 86 Hill, Evelyn .52 Hoffman, Helen R. 38, 113, 85, 121 Holle, Helen 71 Holmgren, Carl 52, 115 Holmgren, Eva 52 Honeywell, Lloyd 52 Hoogasian, Berge A. 38, 102, 106 Hovda, Eugene L 52 Hubbard, James 52 Hutchinson, Jeanne .52 Jacobson, Herbert 74 Jacobson, Ralph 38 Jacobson, Thelma 52 Jenkins, Garnet Orley 66 Jensen, Elaine 38 Jewell, Aleta. 52 Jewell, Alice 52 Johnson, Avis 52 Johnson, Carl Johnson, Delmar E 31, 84 Johnson, Donald D. 38 Johnson, Duane 38, 112 Johnson, Eugene 38 Johnson, Eunice 52 Johnson, Everet R._ _38, 102, 111, 109, 104 Johnson, George S 71, 98 Johnson, Grace 39, 99, 87, 85 Johnson, Harlis E. 39 Johnson, Herbert 74 Johnson, Howard .84 Johnson, Jane. 52 Johnson, Katherine 53 Johnson, Maynard 74, 81 Johnson, Olaf Allen 73 Johnson, Phyllis 53 Johnson, Reuben 53, 82 Johnson, Richard W.____39, 102, 101, 104 Johnson, Robert 53 Johnson, Roy__ 53, 102, 112, 104 Johnson, W. Paul 53 Johnson, Walton 70, 82 Jorgenson, Wallace H. 53 Keller, Muriel 53 Kenward, Vleda 87, 96 King, Donald_ 53 Kingsley, Lee 39, 90, 91 Kleinsasser, Zack 71 Klingberg, John Robert 53, 27 Knee, Leslie 74 Kohler, Laura Carolyn 53, 85 Kramer, John A. 75, 98 Lachler, Karl 39, 82 LaGesse, Keith D. 73 Lambert, Earl A. 39, 102 Lampson, Glen M. 53 Larm, Leona 67, 87, 86 Larson, Clarence 0. 39, 84 Larson, Leslie • 73 Larson, Lucille A. 53 Larson, Ralph W. 70, 86, 83, 82 Larson, Raymond A. 71 Laven, Violet 39, 87 Lawrenz, Richard 53, 98 Leaf, Lois J. 53, 92, 113 Leafblad, Paul E. 39, 884 Leeder, Leo L. 53, 102 Leggett, Clara M. 53, 85 Leggett, John M. 75, 82 LeMaster, Donald 39, 82, 105 Lewis, Beverly Jean 53, 89 Lindberg, Arnold Edwin 53 Lindberg, Elizabeth 53 Lindberg, Leo M. 75 Lindberg, Sally Ann 53 Lindell, Marjorie E. 53 Lindh, Allen. 40 Lindroth, William 0. 40, 88, 92 Lindstedt, Marwin_ __ _40, 93, 88, 92, 84 Lindstedt, Olof D. 40, 84 Lindstrom, Conwell D. 53, 109, 98 Lingensjo, Joel M. 40, 88, 84 Ljung, Warren E. 40 Lovegren, Edith. 40, 85 Lundahl, Carolyn E. 53 Lundberg, Gus 71 Lundberg, Harold A._ ___.. 40, 98 Lundberg, Warner C. 68 Lundsten, Ida Mary 54 Lundwall, Karolyn E. 40 Lydeckker, David 54 Mcnonald, Herbert 68 McFarlin, Zeller Mae 75, 115, 92 McLain, Phil 41, 80 Mackey, Delores 54 Mac Kinnon, Robert 54 Madsen, Bernice M. 54, 92 Madsen, Wilbur 0. 54 Madvig, Donald H. 40 Magnus, Beverly L. 54, 115 Mailand, Nancy Marguerite 41 Malcolm, Robert C. 54 Malm, Marjorie 73 Manlove, Juanita J 48 Mantzke, Robert F. 54, 102, 80, 84, 101, 105 STUDENT INDEX Martin, Mary R. 41, 99, 85 Peterson, Allen M. 43 Mason, Warren E. 54 Peterson, Fern G. 43, 85 Meyer, Floyd C. 41 Peterson, Howard J. -- 55 Meyer, Grace C. 54 Peterson, Irma 43 Miller, Dewayne 119 Peterson, Muriel 55 Miller, Leland 75 Peterson, Rose M. 43, 97, 85 Miller, Paul L. 54 Peterson, Royal 43 Moberg, Stanley H. 54 Peterson, Ruth 43 Moody, Virginia 54 Peterson, Stanley J. 72, 97 Peterson, V. Henry 30 Neal, Marian F. 54 Peterson, Walter 76, 82 Nebel, Paul Warren 41, 84 Peterson, Wayne A 43, 111, 108 Nelson, Clarence 54 Peterson, Wilbur 76, 82, 83 Nelson, Dorothy E. 75, 80 Petlon, John W. 43 Nelson, Dorothy J. 54, 85 Phillipp, Bill P. 55, 84 Nelson, Edwin C. 68 Phillips, William Stanley 72 Nelson, Edwin R. 54 Platt, J. Gordon 55 Nelson, Eleanor 75 Pope, Patricia 56, 92, 85 Nelson, Ethel 54 Pope, Peggy 56, 85 Nelson, John Robert 41, 115 Porcella, John 108 Nelson, Marceline D. 41 Provis, Elene L. 56 Nelson, Nels A.____41, 102, 82, 101, 105 Nelson, Phaeon 41, 84 Reasoner, Rollin 31, 117 Nelson, Phyllis 54 Regier, Arnold 56 Nelson, Ronald C. 54 Regier, Milton A. 56, 92 Nelson, Roy Kenneth 75, 81, 102, 103, Rehnberg, James B. 43, 99, 84, 121 82, 83, 108 Rehnberg, Myrtle C. 56, 44 Nepstad, Donald E.____41, 102, 82, 105 Renstrom, Edna M. 4 Nesterud, Naomi L. 54 Rentz, James E. 76, 84, 109 Norberg, Lois _ . 81, 80 Rhom, Clarice M. 30 Nord lander, James Phillip 54 Richert, Doris 76, 90, 113 Nordstrom, Florence 54, 113 Ridley, Carlton 56 Norling, Wallace_ 70 Roub, Charles A. 76 Norstrom, Marjorie 42 Runion, Glenn D. 56 Rundquist, Marjorie E. 56 Oberg, Gordon J. 42 Ogilvie, Betty 55 Ohlson, Sherwood D. 55 Ohsberg, H. Oliver 75 Olseen, Doris C. 42 Olsen, Ralph E. 42. Olson, Arlie 55 Olson, Arnold M. 29 Olson, Bertil C. 55 Olson, Carl 0. 72 Olson, DeLores 55 Olson, Doris Joan 30, 87, 92 Olson, Lloyd W. 55 Olson, Stanley Warren 55 Olson, Vernon S. 30 Olson, Wallace 42 Olsson, C. Alan 42, 102, 92, 112, 101, 104 Oman, Mildred 42 Osgood, Robert C. 55 Osterberg, David N. 102, 93, 98, 92, 123, 104 Osterberg, Einer A. 42 Ostrom, Harlan 55 Ostrom, Margery J. 42 Palm, Einar W. 55 Palmquist, Jean 75 Palmquist, Warren R. 30, 102, 103, 84, 101 Paney, Harry E 55, 95, 92 Parten, Pearl A. 55, 85 Patet, Donald 68, 84 Paulson, Margaret E. 55 Paulson, Milton 76 Pearson, C. Victor 42, 90, 82 Pearson, Julia Pauline 76 Peck, Robert D 55 Petersen, John H. 43, 112 Salstrom, Patricia Ann 56 Samuelson, Kenneth J. 72, 81, 86, 82 Sandberg, LeRoy H.____44, 102, 111, 105 Sandberg, Wayne 56 Sandin, Donal-1 48 Sands, Donald L. 56 Sandin, Robert 28, 84, 114, 123 Sands, G. Dewey 44 Sather, Eileen M. 56 Schmidt, Winifred 56 Scholten, Marvin 30 Schubring, E. James____44, 102, 82, 105 Schultz, Edna 56, 89 Schultz, Lewis W. 56 Schwartz, Robert J. 44 Scott, Charles D. 56 Seaquist, Carlton J. 44 Seaquist, Faye 31, 99, 85, 80 Selin, Merilyn_ 56 Sheffler, Eula M. 44 Sheffler, Katherine Irene 44 Sheldon, Donald L. 57 Sherman, Ben. 68 Sherman, Lee 57 Shogren, Arleen 57, 85 Sims, James R. 57, 112 Sinclair, Jean Margaret 44, 87 Skalman, Byron R. 31, 95, 80, 92, 121 Skoog, Ruth 57 Skoog, Ronald F. 44, 102, 112 Skov, Kenneth D. 45 Smith, Frances J. 57 Smith, Ruth E. 45 Soneson, J. Mel__ ___30, 80, 81, 102, 106 Soneson, John G. 45, 92 Souchek, George J. 57 Starr, Charles L. 48, 102, 103 Starr, Marilyn M. 57 Starr, R. Thomas 45 Stassen, James R. 47 Stayton, Edward L 45 Stearns, Wilford 45, 82 Stenback, Verner 45 Stewart, Marian 57 Stimers, Douglas 72 Stolhammer, Kenneth W. 57 Stolhammer, R. Eelyn 45, 95, 87, 85 Strand, Ruth 76 Stull, Harley 57 Sundberg, Gordon E 45 Sustad, Orville C 45 Sutton, Leonard W. 30, 84 Swan, Miriam Ruth 57 Swanson, M. Jeanne 57, 92 Swanson, Robert 69 Synnes, Earl W. 57 Tangmo, Harold N. 46 Tanquist, Marjorie R. 57 Taylor, George L. 57 Thompson, Muriel J. 57, 92 Thompson, Paul G. 57, 117 Thompson, R. Deane 57 Thoren, Beverly J. 46 Tierney, Sara M. 57, 85 Tillman, Gustave 57 Travaille, Allen Travaille, Bernard 66 Trude, Earl R. 30 Turnwall, Doris 46, 85 Turnwall, William 76 Tutt, Darrell A. 57 Tutt, David 30, 89, 84 Tweedy, Newton M. 46 Upton, Richard T. 57 Vance, Forrest L. 58, 112 Voth, Vernon D. 46, 84 Van Meter, LaVerna 58 Victorson, Kenneth 58 Waage, August 58, 112 Wagstrom, Lawrence 69 Wales, Donna 58 Warkintin, Ernest 69 Wall, LaVerne 58 Wallin, Vernon A. 46, 105 Walters, Faye 58, 85 Ward, Ouida M. 46 Washburn, David G. 46, 102, 105 Weber, H. Allen 46 Welch, Floyd M. 46, 97 Wenstad, Carmen L. 58 Westberg, Marilyn 58, 85 Westerhoff, Arthur 69 Wick, Paul D. 58 Widen, Janet 58, 117 Williamson, Ellen 58 Willits, Rena May 47 Wilson, Robert E. 58 Wintersteen, Elna 58 Withrow, Warren 76 Wright, William G. 58 Wright, William J. 47 Zabel, Clayton G 58 Zagunis, Lois N. FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS Ahlquist, Gerald 19 Fagerstrom, Dalphy 22, 123 Akenson, Curtis B. 22 Hagstrom, G. Arvid 13 Anderson, V. Elving 17, 123 Hails, Mrs. Robert 24 Axeen, Marina 18 Jacobson, Mrs. Bertha 25 Benson, Mrs. June 21 Johnson, Russell W. 17, 123 Bergquist, Violet 20, 99 Karlson, Mrs. Karl E. 20 Bergman, Theodore 21 Karlson, Dr. Karl J. 64 Bloom, Royal 19, 123 Larson, Edith 24 Bohne, Quentin 19, 123 Lawson, Rev. Maurice 18, 95 Borgeson, Eric 1.23 Lawson, Mrs. Maurice 99 Burton, Dr. Carl G 17 Lindblom, Jean 24 Carlson, C. E. 15, 30, 123 Malmsten, H. Wyman .13 Carlson, Milford 25 Meyer, Rev. Paul 98 DeLaitsch, Mre. Marian 18 Meyer, Mrs. Paul 98 Edwards, Paul 23, 123 Nelson, Ef f ice V. 16, 99, 87 Engwall, Rev. 19 Norstrom, E. G 17 Olson, Adolph 4, 64, 5 Olson, Gunnar 21 Omark, Edwin J. 64, 98 Omark, Reuben E. 65 Pearson, Anton T. 81, 65 Peterson, Walfred 23, 123 Sabel, Esther 65, 83 Schultz, Ferdinand P. 22, 123 Schultz, . Samuel J. 90, 65 Sherman, Annabelle 25 Sjordal, Mrs. Alvin R. 20 Skalbeck, Mr. Arch M. 23, 102 Stjernstrom, Nels 21, 85, 84 Wik, Reynold 22 Wingblade, A. J. 20 Wingblade, Henry 12
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|SENIORS r1.104-• .fec2,790 L .S`.46 °1° 4.6 eg-ic:7 ro Se.ty:. " sola et)? WALLACE E. HENK, B.D. TREASURER St. Paul, Minnesota Male Chorus, 44, 47; Alexis Society President, 48. S. ROLAND GUSTAFSON, B.D. Verona, New Jersey Basketball, 41, 42, 43; "B" Club, 43; Baseball, 42, 43, 44, 45; Student Pastor, 44, 45, 48. "hr:7 ROBERT E. BERGERUD, B.D. Fergus Falls, Minnesota Baseball, 42; Basketball, 42, 43, 44; "B" Club, 43, 44, 48; Clar-ion, 44; Student Council, 44. HAROLD S. CARLSON, Th.B. Jamestown, New York Gospel Team Leader, 43; Vice President, Religious Council, 45; Student Council, 44, 45; Stud-ent Pastor, 45, 48. fcV't.'"\ s o ;'.;\ Ai. • G° "TOC's GARNET ORLEY JENKINS, Th.B. PRESIDENT Stockholm, Saskatchewan, Canada Student Pastor, 46, 47, 48. ROBERT E. HAILS, Th.B. St. Paul, Minnesota Religious Council President, 44; Gospel Team Leader, 43; Mis-sionary Band Cabinet, 43; Bas-ketball, 43, 44, 45; Alexis So-ciety, 43, 44, 45; Student Pas-tor, 43, 44, 45. LEONA LARM, B.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota Gospel Team, 47; Vice Presi-dent BWA Cabinet, 48; Secre-tary Alexis Society, 48; Trans-ferred from Northwestern Bible School. page 66 page 67
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The New York Mets insist they have no interest in "slugging'' outfielder Nelson Cruz. Let's hope they don't waiver from that position.
Quotes belong around the word slugging because who really knows if he's a genuine slugger or a chemistry project?
Cruz served a 50-game suspension for his connection in the Biogenesis case so the legitimacy of his numbers must be questioned. After four non-descript seasons totaling 22 homers, Cruz busted out to hit 33 in 2009.
Then 22, 29, 24 and 27. He never had more than 90 RBI in that five-year span. What can you make of those numbers, especially in a line-up as loaded as the Rangers?
Basically, that's erratic power, but is it real or chemicals? And, when did he start? How long had he been using?
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If Cruz had no doubt about his legitimacy, he should ask for a one-year, incentive-laden deal to prove himself, but he didn't. Why?
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