Bethel Academy - Bethannual Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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51- 5 T H A N-N-L7 A L ---L9 2 5 1l I'Hr ATI-IL!-TIC' BOARD Alphm Conrad John I-Iedwall Roland Erbst Charles Entner Bessre I eM:1ster Mrss Ingeborg Bel gren Faculty Member Flsre Erxcson THE INTER CLASS TRACK MEET N MAY 3 the annual Inter Class Track Meet was held The Semors Won by scorrng 60 JOIPIS Junlors 50 pomts Freshmen 36 pomts and Soph omores 26 polnts The lndlvrdual pomts scored were as follows R Wrck strand 23 Hugo Mossberg I8 J Hedwall I5 L1 Russell I4 L Lennmg I2 L Hanson 5 R Erbst 5 E Sjolund 5 D Cubney 3 V Errckson 3 C Helander 3 G Phrlllps Z M Johnson 2 F A Johnson 2 R Anderson 2 P Ohlln l The one half mlle relay race was won by the Junrors glvmg them five pornts Freshmen second glvxng them 4 POIHIS and Senrors thxrd grvrng them 3 pornts B CHRISTIE Pg? ly l A. Conrad 12, N. Sandquist lf, C1ustafson'9, Peterson I7, Porsman 5: U I' A 21'F7l

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TH BLTI-IXNIYL 9 4 ARNE JOHNSON HILDUR JOHNSON GORDON CARLSON Suea Declamatory Alpha Beta Declamatorq Oratorrcal Contest Contest Winner Contest Winner Winner THE ALPHA BETA LITERARY SOCIETY ITERARY societies are inherent parts of an institution like Bethel The literary activities are the wine of school life Not even students can get on with bread alone The Principal encouraging new students to Join one of the literary societies said You would mdeed be one sided queer people were you to take part in no activities outside the classwork The Alpha Beta society sponsors the literary programs carried on in the English language Numerous graduates of the school testify to the fact that the experience received in appearing before an audience at such programs has been of great value to them Its platform gives the speaker a real audience and the advantage of helpful constructive criticism at the same time This year a good deal of interest was shown in the oratorical contest eighteen entered the prellmlnaries The girls seem to be the best declaimers The series of inter class debates scheduled for the last part of the school year has attracted the attention by classes especially The debate is beneficial to a greater extent than any other public discourse in that it compels the speaker to be alert and quickly decide on the best way to refute the opponent s state ments in short to plan think and speak while on his feet OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEVIESTER LAVJRENCE SELIN Preszdent LLOHD LENNING Presxdent LLOYD LENNING Vice President JOHN HEDWALL Vrce President Secretary EDITH JACOBSON Secretary Treasurer HANNAH JOHNSON Treasurer Page Sezrnlj T4 0 33' LLlL9L2 5 1- EL I - LLL, ' A If- 1 25 L study of the solids, languages, history and science, may be the bread, but the