Bethel Academy - Bethannual Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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BLTHXINNI 9 HAXNAH .JOHNSON Ex I-I HVE CARI SON! Dlplovva ln Plano C erllficate ln l olce Ctrllficate ln Plano MUSIC DEPARTMENT NE of the growlng departments of Bethel Academy IS the Muslc Depart ment The past year has been a very successful one and qulte a number of IWID clty young people as well as Bethel students have taken advantage of the opportunltles offered ln Plano Xf1OllI1 Organ Mandolln XXOICQ Theory HISIOIY Harmony etc both here ln the studlo at Bethel Instltute as vsell as ln the Blanch Studlo 991 Payne Avenue Students have also thls year recelved tralnlng IH the Bethel Choral Club ID the Men s Cwlee Club as well as ln the Glrls Glee Club Boys uartette and the Bethel Orchestra vshlch are under the dlrectlon of Professor Hultgren and hls asslstants Two concerts have been glven thls year at the school The dlfferent musl cal groups have also taken palt ln varlous muslcal programs ln the FWIH Cltles The Glee Club made a trlp throughout a part of WISCOHSIH and Mlnnesota thls year durlnc May IH the lnterests of the school The Faculty of the MUSIC Department consrsts of the follovxlng well known muslc teachers Prof Cleo Cl Hultgren dlrector Prof A H Oberv Plano Mrs Marle Ackerlund Omark Vlolln and Mandolln Mrs Lllllan 'Vlolln Dahlgren Plano and Organ These teachers not only contrlbute to the work here but are much sought after by the muslc lovlng publlc ln the northwest Thls vear one dlploma and tvno certlflcates wlll be glven out a dlploma ln Plano to Mlss Hannah Vlola Johnson a certlhcate ln Plano to MISS Evelyre Carlson and a certlficate ln VOICQ to Mlss Exelyne Carlson As Muslc IS one of the lmportant arts not only to those who lntend to teach but to young people ln general vue recommend heartlly the advantages offered by a muslc school such as ours Proper appleclatlon of muslc 1S equally lmportant Wlth sklllful executlon Page Surly gl- 1925-THE 7 .f YUAI.-1 25 -2- V I , . . l'.j',,i' 5 ,. wg .K V A' i i , L' - -1 , , 7 7 , f f Q .' .' ' 'Q . 'l . l I I 1 v . . . . Y 1 , v . . , , Q V Y . . . , I v 1 . 1 f . . . - 0 . . . V. 1 . . Y p 1 I 1 1 . . . ,

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TI-II BETH-XNNIL 9 Top Rou, Em1lOlen Carl Olsson A Forsten Arthur Elllson Edwm lNylm Mzddle Rou, Fred Swedberg Wrllard Samuelson Lloyd Lennmg Herbert Peterson Arne Johnson Nels Stjernstrom Bottom Rod, Alphxn Conrad Rudolph Dahlqulst Drrector Hultgren Sxgfred Sandquxst Harold Martlnson THE BETHEL GLEE CLUB MONO the numerous actxvltres rn the MUSIC Department the Bethel Glee Club IS the outstandlng organrzauon promotmg and fostermg male chorus Slflglng not only creatmg 1nsp1rat1on rn the school llfe xtself but also furnlshmg a preparatron for future work Professor George G Hultgren the Dlrector of Music and Instructor 1n Volce at Bethel Instltute IS partlcularly fitted for thrs work Mr Hultgren has studled under promment Amerrcan Masters among whom are Davrd Bxsp New York baritone pupll of Dr Reske famous Parls teacher Prof Wlther spoon and Prof Oscar Saenger famous oratorro coach 'l he Chorus IS made up of nearly a score of Chr1st1an young men Almost all are preparmg for actlve Chr1st1an work wlth the exceptxon of a very few The members of the Glee Club represent the plck of the voxces at the lnstxtute and they have had careful trammg under Prof I-lultgren The majority have been associated wlth the chorus for a number of years extendlng through both therr Academy and Semmary work The work of the chorus has been hlghly esteemed throughout Mxnnesota where rt now has made four successful concert tours Churches have heartlly supported the chorus and wxllrngly entertarned them on thelr trrps Ihc arm of the chorus IS not to make money but rather to spread lnformatxon and awaken mterest IH our school to let our churches know about the work that the s hool lS dolng for the Chr1st1an young people of our land Several concerts have been glven ln the twxn c1t1es thls year and at the school A trlp to Callfornla was contemplated but dld not materlalrze I-loyy ever the chorus w1ll make xts annual tour this year golng to Grantsburg Su perxor and Duluth Pig Srxh 0 lf' 1925- i ' T A 'AL-l 25 ham of New York City. the greatest of voice instructors: Oscar Seagle. noted Q . 4 1' I