Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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C. O. BONIGREN. The venerable patriarch guileless held The tenor of his way. C. O. Bomgren was born in the Land of the JULIA BLAIR QJOWU For if she will. she will. y0l1 may de- pend 0n't2 And if she won't. she won't, and there's an end on't. John tonly intimates call her Johnl was born way out on the grass-grown, wind-racked plains of Western Kansas in 1886. When but two years of age, she was fond of chewing gum and pulling hair, so a basket ball career was prophesied for her. This was fullfilled. She has played a star game at guard for three years. Julia entered Bethany Academy in 1902 as a member of the class of 1907, but she forsook them and returned this year to gradu- ate with the bunch. John won't say why she stayed out last year but in secret we think it was to learn the fine art of housekeeping. Midnight Sun at Boshult, Sweden, September 27, 1880. He imbibed his early education in the public' schools of Painerga and Eskiltuna and spent one year in a Normal Evening School. Departed for the Land of the Setting Sun-U. S., 1901. Attended successively Augustana College, Rock Island, Ill., and Up- sala College, Kenilworth, N. Y., and later ac- cepted principalship of Grossflat public school in Pennsylvania where he taught one year. Enrolled in Senior class, Bethany, 1908. Nine- teen months ot parochial school and sixteen months of ministerial work in the Augustana Synod comprise his professional labors during his student career. Has been assistant teach- er in religion while at Bethany. His theologi- cal studies will be pursued at the Chicago Theological Seminary. Among other places that he may visit, Erwin, S. D., may be men- tioned. MILDRED COLBORN. flVIydiej AlTections are as thoughts to her, The measures of her hours. April 1, 1886 has gone down in the annals of Page Twenty-eight history as the birthday of Mildred Colborn. Hardy, Nebraska, claims the distinction of being her birthplace. Nurtured in an invigor- ating, intellectual atmosphere. she led a hal- cyon existence fora while and was then sent to school. Under such favorable circumstan- ces, she completed the course of the Superior High School at sixteen. With her soul tuned to the music of the spheres, she bent her steps toward Bethany, where she spent a year in the crowded quarters of the Conservatoryg then deciding for a literary career, she is now a candidate for graduation. She is a Y. VV. C. A. worker. professional teacher and ama- teur musician. Her greatest ambition is to travel abroad the next five years-without a chaperon.