Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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3 T-H-E 1'9'1'4 D-A-I-s:Y gg .N ARTH UR LAWRENC E P ET ERsoN Is a Nebraskan by birth and still resides at Bertrand Where he was born about twenty-eight' years ago. True to the teach- ing of the Silver Tongued Orator from that state Art'l is a democrat, but outside of that is a line fellow. He has been a teacher and is just now coming back to earth again to gain the popularity that he deserves. He will make good, no doubt, either as a preacher or-or street ear conductor. 28 ESTH ER J. LARsoN Denies being Irish. ls a member of every society in college, but is most prom- inent in the Woman's Suffrage and Roose- velt Clubs. She is the younger of the Lar- son girls, giving the date of her birth as Aug. Sth, 1892, and her residence as Sean- dia, Kans. It is rumored that she might have a ease but she is most too studious. She walks with her sister, talks like her sister, and is a good student with her sister. Chl Sir. l'm going to teach.',

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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

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ga T'H'E 1-9-1- 4 D-A-I-s-Y 3 EULA CHARLOTTE WAHLIN Landed at lVIcPherson, Kans., about lllarch 22, 1891, but not being satisfied with conditions in that city, came to Linds- borg about six years ago. She has been in almost every organization around these parts from the Svea society to the Wilson club and all clubs intervening. She always digs in when Called upon and says: that's not half what l can do. fx i x n X Ax 151, IC. I SAACSON Better known as Ikey, is not an Amer- ican by birth. He chose Samalkat, India, as his earthly landing place, said landing occurring lVIarch 1-I-th, 1894. He is enlist- ed in the ranks of the R. I. B. and is es- pecially in favor of Jewesses and less work for college students. He had laid few plans for the future, but will perhaps sometime become a great teacher. He has such an extravagance of Words with a hypertrophy of thot. P. S.-He Wrote this himself. 29 l