Bethel Academy - Bethannual Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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-5 ro 3 5 - 'r' H rs rs ra 'r' Hgrergx N t' Ar, f 112 5 ,re 'Fr QUR CLASS ADVISER HF Senror classes have for many successrve years clarmed Professor H C Vvrngblade as therr counselor and specral patron And each of these classes has vyrth some yanrty thought rtself hrs peculrar favorrte We know that rn the Senror year he has made a last great effort to put the stamp of a Chrrstran edu eatror upon the youth that rs passrng out of hrs sphere of rnfluenc Yet rt rs rot true that we shall entrrely prss out from hrs sphere of rnflu ence We cannot do that ln years to come we shall be led to thrnk of hrm when ue happen on to some lrne of beautrful lrterature that he pornted out to brought us or some age old truth that he restated rn hrs own strrkrng way rmpossrble to forget Lrght and truth are benehcent strll lrght may be cold as a January daV and truth may be sharp as a two edged sword we need warmth to grow S Vlr Vyfrngblade a true and vyrse teacher has gry en more somethrng of hrms lf the yy armth of hrs own personalrty We may lose our Grammar we may Forget who yr rote Layamon s Brut but we shall always retarn the essentrals ol a true educatron for as the esteem and love for our teacher rt has gone deeper than the surface deeper than the head rt has found lodgment rn the heart of each Senror 111 Tzllrxlll if 4, Q 'v J H 3 I 1 . 3 I ' D ' Y. l 1- I . 1 3' I Y! l Q 3 B I I 1 - 3 I I A ! 3 c 3 I ,V L . 4 - our unseeing eyes: but oftener shall we remember some new thought that he ' 1 - ' 1 . o r . ' . ' a ' . ', -- ' ' e , 3 Y I I . Y C, Z A x- r x 1 l H: ' ' h l 1 11 V 1' 7 V I . it ,AAF :ill rl: 'lk

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925-THIS BliTH.XNNlf.-XI.-1925 tg- ROSE JQRGENSQN ---- - - Artichoke Lake, Minn. Secretary. Freshman '23 Secretary. Athcnaean '24 Chorus Deuout. Ye! Cheerful: Active, Ye! Rtsiqned Rox Doxx t Paul Mlnn I Am Nlore Serious Than Vu CNLISIOI77 RUTH HEDQUIST Argvle Mlrn Our Homes Are Chmrzer for Har Snkt Our Doorqurds lirzqhler Bloommq and All About 1h Sona! Azr I9 9v.Ltc or for Ihr Comma RVID GORDH Sr Paul Mmm Student XVe1farc Commlttee Z3 Track 24 27 Basketball 23 BethannualCartoon1st 23 Acme But Hzmseli Can Be Hzs Parallel lu l n uv ' ' - - S. . ' . 'U I 9 A - . , ' A iz, t 459 'fm' ' Cu' ly-. ,,

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9 SENIORS CARI OI ssox e I I xx H11 XIA AI3RAHAxIsox BRAINIRD CIIRIsIIr CARI Ol ssox PMI XXALIIxIuoRI IIO S I surf the oeeem CO1 ORS Szleer and Blue CI Ass P I om R Imk Rose HISTORY re szdenl e re s I e Slecrelezrtl reusurer aledze lorzan Sal Ilutorrun les before ez by Roc I R WIcRs rmxp OUR years ago prospectors from all parts of our land yye1e thrown Into Bethel s meltmg pot Because of the unexplored terrltory lymg before and back of thIs experxence thls group was molded Into a strong cast whleh has proy ed most elurable durlng the course of our journey at Bethel These adventurers moved slowly forward pracncallyf unnotlceel at first ageous explorers won dlstlnctlon In lIter1ry and athletlc lInes Y s It yy as an Illustrlous begmmng but not once was our paee slackened IH the race Our hlstory began wlth a demo ratlc busmess meetmg After eleetIon of officers We chocse for our classpnot lVl1ss Vxolet Wallendorf yy ho seryed most falthfully In thls capaclty Beyond a doubt If yy as because of her excellent lead ershlp that ue got such a noble start The most outstandmg adyenture durmg the first year yy as our Freshman soc1al Eyerythlnv was arranQed to perfectlon but the WISQ upper classmen lalel all our plans waste l ockmg ourselyes In one of the muslc rooms yuth our treasured feed by our slde and the prowlmv upper classmen outslde the door ue debated as to how we should consume our eats We found to our sorrow but rot to our d1sadvantage that our only eatlng utensrl was a pocket kmfe hoyyeyer our fingers dxd not constrtute a handrcap contest thanks to the upper classmen who made the eyemng so joy ous and successful Of course by the carryfmg of excessnye volumes of books and assumlng bewlldered countenances our Identltyf was la1d bare Who can COUCLIYL of a school wlthout Freshmen XVhy the Freshmen axe as necessary to a school as an engme IS to an automoblle No matter yy hat happens to a Freshman he neyet takes offense he IS passlye and green the goat of the school Regardless of what an be sa1d about Freshmen I m sure no one would fancy haylnv thls tItle erased from hls school CXPLFILUCC The fall of the second year found practlcally eyery member of our class back at the reglstrar s desk rone xx as refused entrance so yye resumed our studles I111 len II Il' l 25-'lllllf Bl'f'l'lnl.'XNNl'.AXl,-l975 I L , . A .e.u ..uV 1 1 . l.I, my .5f.'Ixra e7..V.. VI'-0 11 'qj1'nf . e,.u. Q . .' --,---,' l' I- ' ' I l . V . I ------ e e Mo' -fe Q 5 - t' Ie. V I 3. 3 'J nfl' .IA L 1 . . , e , l 1 , e I L D B 1 ' 1 '1 lv In 1 I gk Q I' in F F x C Fx - e , 4 I i L 1 as is the portion of all tenderfoots. However, it was not long before these cour- X 3 r . .... , K Y . . Q Q . YK I Y b H r' I ' 1 1 I 1 . 1 iA D 1 1 I I' I 1 . 1 V 1 Vx ' v ' ' ' v sv ' r 1 mf s s - e L ' Vx I 1 Y L YL.. F LL Al 11 'Y Y ' 3 I N 1 1 I 1 1 ' V 1 1 .A A.l' A V A I Q A V 1 Q ' Vgx 1 ' 3: V V V . 4 4 ' L 1 A c 1 V I I V 1k . 1' V 1 I 1 Y . V3 1 L LL' ' ,y I 3 . I 1- I P 1. 1. V1 ' 1 7 V 1 -n s s V I ' I . V 1 1 V ' S 1 I 1: xl 'vs ss ' L x . 1 m ' I C . v V 1 - v V 6 w y 1 Il. 1 1 1 '1 V1 ' I Y 1 V 1 K 1 1 I ' 1 I VK L 1 tv V 5 'XA 'II HT ily- 1-Irlhf