Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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gs T-H-E 1-9-1-4 D'A'I'S-Y E x f I l ALPHILD LARSON The older of the Larson girls was 'born at Scandia, Kans., where she arrived in this world Jan. 18th, 1890. Alphild is phys- ically small, but magnanimous in mental capabilities. Is one of the few students who is not taking Campusology. Has taught the Deestrict School and unless waylaid by some man who is in favor of Woman's Suffering, she will probably make that her profession. During the past year she has spent most of her time in the class rooms and when not there she was thinking about them. She's a popular student. CARL SAMUEL ODELL ls not very old, but he has had lots of experiences in his life. He has been affected with girlitis- two times and once came near being wedfdj. Carl found his way into this world at Axtell, Kans., May 4th, 1892, but has since moved to Lindsborg where he hopes to live well and die happyf' Is a member of the Student Council and a lot of the good work done by that body should be credited' to him. He's quite a good fel- low, too, by the way. 26

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I. 3 T'H'E 1-9-1-4 D'A'I'S'Y Q., joi-IN BILLDT Almost a real Swede, born in Sweden, Nov. 28th, 1881, he rapidly took on the likeliness of a good man and decided to have a college education. ln search of a good school he traveled over most of Sweden and parts of America, finally landing at Bethany in 1909. He possesses a strong bass voice and sings in the lblale Chorus and the lVIusi- cal A1't Society. He appears regularly on the program of the Collegiate Debating Club and the Svea society, is a member of the Y. M. C. A. and the Luther League and an all 'round good Indian. John's life will be devoted to the ministry. 1 INGEBORG linux S U Nus'rRoM Stole quietly into the home of her parents on a beautiful April evening in 1893. She thot Lindsborg good enough so she stayed and began to study History of Edn and talk in favor of Woman's Suffrage. Strange as it may seem, she numbers every member of the Senior class among her friends. She is clearly a superior woman, but that is the way with woman's intellect when they are good, nothing quite equals their acuteness and their rapidity is almost excessive. 25

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E T'H'E 1'9'1'4 D-A-I-S-Y 3 GALE LORAINE PARSONS Wamego, Kans., wherever that is, lays claim to Gale and her giggle for it was there sometime in the Nineteenth century that she put in appearance and promised to come to Bethany if they'd allow her to stay. She promised this in order that she might study Swedish in all of its phases including love affairs. She is a pretty good singer too, and again Bethany was the college cho- sen for the development of her vocal powers so manifest in her very early life. Any way she's O. K. , X 1 I' ' f Liaizoy C. JOHNSON Who signed the date of his birth as Feb. 2-ith, 1891, and his birthplace as Savon- burg, Kans., is quite a gun at Bethany, a great booster for athletics thru the columns of the Messenger of which he is editor-in- chief. It is hard to give all the honors which Johnson has won at Bethany, for they are too numerous to mention, but here goes for a few: President of the Athletic Association and the Wilson Club, a mem- ber of the Cloven Hoof, Civic League, Y. M. C. A., Collegiate Debating Club, N. I. S. and has served three years on the Messen- ger staff. Likes fun and is altogether the kind you like to meet. 27