Bethany College - Daisy Yearbook (Lindsborg, KS)

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I E , l fllnhern flangnagea l PROFESSOR SANDZEN, A.B., A.M. The aesthetic faculty is one of n1an's noblest giftsg and he teaches to a good pur- y pose who can inspire the student and create ', a dwp glowing fervor of enthusiasm. Pro- N fessor Sandzen's students will always recall . with gratitude those pleasant hours in ad- 1 vanced French, when the bore of conju' N . gating verbs was partly over and there was . a chance to read Balzac and Hugo. He Vitalized the work and we came away with a little niore belief in the necessity of beauty in the work-a-day world. 'X By his devotion to the beautiful, by his 3 talent as an artist, by his untiring zeal to X create an interest in art, and by his success as a teacher, Bethany's Dean of Art and 1 Professor of Aesthetics and Romance Languages, Birger Sandzen, justly nierits the appreciation of faculty, students. and i citizens which he enjoys. 1 Pnorusson Gusrav ADOLF PETERSON, A.B. f A.M. - l Swedish culture has become a recogniza- ble factor in our country to-day. Its music, N art and literature is being ranked with the ' best that the world has produced. It is , imperative that froni Bethany College as a t center of Swedish ideals shall radiate the in- . spiration which will influence the people of the west. Much of what is being done here is due to Professor Peterson's nnfailing enthusiasm and support. As a teacher he is an inspira- tion, and by his precept and example he radiates appreciation of all that is Swedish. Y 1 f 1 l l I . 1 I 3 l A., , --M-- . , , nn ffi 7 2'.g V i:Qg .f'dg5i,,ut1j.-1' K ' ' ' ' ' ' E ?A, , w...,, .q ' N ,Lt Page Tlzirtee ll

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D11 XVALFER P1 TERSEN. Fo1e111ost among Xrnericae lingnis1s s1.1nds 111 Wz11te1 Petersen. Profewor of 111e1l1 .111d Gerlnan D1. Petersen s prepara- 11011 1111 1119 l11e 11 0111 has been thorough and 111111ple1e H19 1e.11Q of training were spent 11 111.11111 Island College, Nebraeka, 1396- 101111 UHIVBISITS of be-brziska 1900-07' Uni- 1015111 of Leipzig GQIIIIHIIY 111115-1,I1ig Yflle I I11V91911X 1006 08 H1111 GV61 D1 PC1f:'1N611 is Qtill -1 Qf11dQllt and IN 111nt1nual1y active 11:1 research stud1 and 11161111 11 or11 along philologieal lineq. His 11 eatieee that flppeai fI'0D1'1'11Tl6 to time in 1111 X111e111an 1011111111 of P11ilology, Journal 111 the 1111e111.1n O11enta1 Society, and other 11-11111151 81161111111 1111b111.1ti1'1nQ of both Ameri- 1.1 and 11e1ma111 have won him 11ide re1-off- 111111111 111 1111111 101111111EQ. 11115111 LUxD AB l1110SS111 11112111 L11nd 11119 been identified 111111 111e 111111111 111 Betham College NIIIQQ '1114 11 11.1t has been Said of the poet 111111 111- is 1111111 11111 n1111e 111211 be 1111111611 to 111e t 11161 IN 11 11 1l0flL1E11f .11111 we 111 1111ed as 11 1l.1S211.11 5111111111 he poxsesses 111 1111 111121111 1111111 11NS111l119d 111111 1111s11111l111 11111 1-1111111x1ux111 111.1l11s 11111 11-1111 IIN 11111 ll VL1 ll 11 1.11 1 s111111-1111, QLII 11111 N eu N 111 1111111x 1111111 S11 111'1'1s11111. - e v 111-11 11 '2S91! 1' ' , ,11 '11 - ' '1l1i'l 111 i , 2'lXl1'l1,,'1 St11d1n ' 1111111 . 11s1 who - 1 1111 's - s - ' -1 ' 1 1 1s111'1s 11'1ll llll' 1111 llli ' 1111 - ' .' ' ' ' I' 1 1' '1 ' ' ' Sf ools ' 'Q lszls :111 fl 11' s'11' .f ' ' ' ' LSR N114 fi 1'1 Gllwamrzxl Manguagra ' V 1 ' fi .v 1 Y 1 L7 v , '-x- -Y, t ' . .L 1.1 1 -V ' . Y U Y , V A i iv I A I . I1.'.3. , 1L.Z' nj- ' ' V' 42 -1 v f ' . - 1 - lj' . 1. . ' ' uf ' .J ' , ' en' rad 'e. 1 ' 'z ' 11710- n 1111411 degree 1111: faculty 0f,1'1Ci11' 1111d f11r1-e- I , ' . K1'Ho - '-g' 11 - ,1 ' 11,11-2111 --d'-1i f-1-lc -1'1-' '-- 1-H11' of .'1l1f1 1.', 11'1 ' -.' 1-' his 1- ' ' T11 111111 1111111011 -1 to 11 - 1111 11 P 1111-shox 11111111 111-1 11 x 1 1111- 1111 1111 .1 - ll 1111- 1- 11- -1 l '1'11 - 11.11'e 111 - 111 C1IlllN9 11161611111 11111 111 '11 - - - .1l1111-11, 11 1111- 1111 1,11 11-.1111e1x S0111 t111111 111 131-1111111 11111 1111- 1lly,1l N111 ot 11 ll d il -1 1 1111 .1111 1111llg 1111111 1-, 1 1111- 111 K 1 Pngr T-'u,l'l'UL' N

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W 1 illeltgrun ALFRED BFRGIN, -X B A M, Ph D Guntavus Adolphue College -Xuguetana Semlnalv, UH1V61Q1fS ot 51111116 sota Pxeeldent ot Boald of 1,ll'QLtU1S of Bethanv College PlOf9SSOI of Lhllktldlllfx DANIEL Nxsrnou VX B, B D Lhlcago fheologlcal bEll1lI1El1V, Xuguwtana Sellllildly, Pastol of Nleielah Llllllfh, Ploteqsol of QIIIISTIQIIITW CARL FREDIRILIx Cmnnm AM Ph D De P11119 UH1V9FS1fX , LTHIVBISIUQS of XV1se0ns1n and Chleago Vlce PIBSI dent ot Bethanv College L1b1a11an, Plofessol of Intelnatlonal Law and Ch11QflJ111tW The dcsue to g1V6 IHSTIHQTIOD IH the punuplee of CllI1SflJI11tY and to tldlll the soung nlen and 5oung women to become actne Cl1IlSflZlIl forces 1n Nouetw was the motlvy pon QI that led to the toundlng of Bethanw College It has ex 91 been the ann ol those xx ho hate labored and Qaulficed tol It qnce lt uns founded that 1t must CUIITIIIIIP to exalt the spnltnal tultume and 8lBV21fl0ll of tht student Phe depaxtnlcnt ol bllllilldfllfl IS one ot the chlet tnctom 1n the lidlllqlfltill of tlus ann, and onex ltx stlength and IIJHHQIIKG to the effluent ln Stllllflllll ol the scholzulx 1nd HIHNLICIIJIIOUS lnen uho ue QIVIHQ the couwes The uollt ln the thas loom xx onls n put oi the lllbllfillllfllfl uhnh these 1n Sflllftfllk h.uL tol the fldllllllg lll fllI1Nl13Il l6ild6lSll11l D1 Calhut extends tht Influence to 'Ill thc xtndentx ln lux lllktlllkflhkt chapel tlllw and D1 Belgln md Rav Nlutxoln are tXC1lLlllQ 1 xt1ong mlluenee tlnough then lIlNPl11I1g sumons lo land the south ot ou1 countu to lntelpxet llte ul tenne of tht loltwst ldcals IDOSSlblL and to sud them tn the 1e.1l1L.1t1on ot these ldenli .ue tht llllltllli tqmpottulntnx ot the t llllwfldll l ollg L XLW the tune neve1 come nhfn I ctham tenses To put tht xt unp oi C llllNfl1lI1 manhood and n 0Il1Ell1l100d upon thou xx ho tome lllldPl ns lnfluenme Page Fourteen uh . , In rt, I 5.4131 ' 0' . - A 4 S A . ., - . - . 1 . . . ' . . . ' . ' . ' W ' ' ., . . , . ., L ., l V ' 1' l A A ' . A ' z ' ' A I dw 1' 1 .A ' vi L 4 vi' A A , . . . . Q . A 7 'l 1 Y' I 1 I I ' 4 1 I 'v Q t W.. , . L . - L w , - . ' 4 W .' 1 ' ' v , L , . ,. 4 G 1 V . . . . V . . A U' I .V l Y ' . . . V v : ' 1 4' n 0' ' .xv 1 1 n ' 1 A i 4. '4 . v A , 1' . ' ' - v . ' ' 1' .' ' ' .'- '. ' Y . u ' v v v - ' 4 A n . 7 1 1. ' I 1 . . ' 7 ,, ,' V v. C ' A V 1 . V ' ' L V . v - V- 1 v 1 A I ' ' '1 v A Yu A 4 1 ol a A Q.. ' 4 . ' V J . , V . A ' A .' x '. ' y ' V V ' . ' ' '. . . ' .MV HI. ' . v .H . ' . A v IV. ' VL. L, V . . ' . V .' ' , ij . . 'V f :V-. .'v 2 . L-fl ' ,1 v Q 5 :V -' ' - . ,K I Each one is well equipped for his work and deeply interested in the students. v .v ' . z Ss, . ',. .1 2 I . ' V 3 V V . ' .V . ' . K. ' - if . . 7 .At . vl ' . .. ' ' ' ' 1 .'l-1 V' .LV1 ' V. .. f. Q , Ar Q ,IA Q A vb, .V .V ?Avl.' va ij . ' .V , ', ' S ',' tl. '1 VV 1 v ' V V. rr .v ' . . V ' V. A 3 I V ' I A- v IW. ' A L V ' ' . 4 lr n ' ' '1 . ' 1 4 A n ' 1 ' 4 - ' 'A- ' A Y' -' - '. 'V ,lg-1 t 1 - ' . . wg r '. 4 Q '1 ' 'A A -t . '55 - I! L 1 , 1. ,, , V A V , ' '- W 3