Bethel Academy - Bethannual Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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lr. 19g5 1THE 315jHANNuAt1ipr925 Ig, I'op Rou, Rudolph Dahlqurst Edwm lNylen Ernest C A Nelson Roger Wxckstrand C Martm Frlcsson Ioseph I-rrberg Gerald Norton Wzddle Rou, Cladys lewns Ingrnd Stjernstrom Ruth Adele Johnson Gladys Rundqunst Elna rorssell Agnes Damelson Mrs Grace Wllson Chas Entner Izrst Rott Ilmlly Satterberg Elsxe Incson Esther Sabel Esther Fhnbom Irances Anderson Carl Ackerman llnnea Stjernstrom I.l11abeth Iarson FOREIGN MISSIONARY CANDIDATES I-IIS Gospel of the kingdom must first be preached m all the world for a wrtness and then shall the end come These are the Master s words What an opportunlty hes before us The vastness of the fields ought to appeal to us All are not called to enter the forelgn work but are there not many who have neglected to obey the VOICE of the1r Master' What vast contrnents are shrouded rn almost utter darkness and whlle hundreds of mllllons suffer the horrors of heathemsm and of Islam the burden of proof rests on you to show that the clrcumstances 1n whlch God has placed you were meant by God to keep you out of the forelgn fields were the words of .Ion Kelth Falcover as he closed one of hls addresses to the students of Edm burgh and Glasgow Umversrtres As appealmg as those words once were are they not more appealmv now, Shall we because of selfishness keep the vosp l to ourselves, No Bethel Instltute has an organ17at1on whlch consxsts of members who have chosen the forelgn Helds as the1r life SCFVICG The Student Volunteers have held meetmgs ln the varlous churches m the Twin QIIIBS have v1s1ted Old People s I-Iomes M1ss1ons and elsewhere So rn thus Way Jesus Christ IS made known and after all IS not the Great Commlssxon for all of us to Go and dlsclple all natrons and then we shall hear I-Irs words Lo I am Vllfh you always even unto the end of the world OI-I ICERS ESTHER EHNBOXI Sdfclufy FRANCIS AND! RSON Ireasurer lm S-unly ru' 'I V , ' , I y , '. . , 1. . . , 1, I 'I .I . . . . . ,. I . f' VI - ' ' I ' . I H . . - VV V . . ' . V Q H . . I s V V - VV V A ' . V fx O . , , O IL , s x V - II - - VV II VV - - - VV ' II - r VV - . V ----- - - ,- , I . I 5 I' - Y - - ' ' ' P . ',. . '. I V .I- -F

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9 l'HI BLTHANNL-XI 9 Top Row Gerald Norton Eldon Lmdberg I-nthxof Johnson Clarence Wallxn Paul Ohlm Karl Eric Anderson Ca l Hasselblad Harold G Ellsworth I'olke Ekolad O Fred Swed berg Edwm Nylen Mrddle Row Lawrence Selm Inmg Ellls Joseph Prxberg Alum Johnson Burger Swenson Vxctor Erxckson Ernest A G Nelson Adolph Carlson Alphm Conrad Carl Olsson Fzrst Row Martm Errkson Gordon Carlson Arne Johnson Chas Entner Lloyd Lennmg Alfred Larson Gunnar Lmdahl George Schlofmann No man Sandqulst Erlc Sjolund THE MINISTERIAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION HE MIHISIEIIBI Students ASSOCIBYIOH cons1sts of those who wxll some day be our great preachers and denommatxonal workers In the meetings of thls Assoclatlon the farmer boys bankers clerks and others have thelr begm nmg as future preachers They usually meet twlce a month when some of the boys put outlmes on the board or preach short sermons Thls IS then dlscussed by the class and the dlrector a member of the Semmary faculty glves hmts on how the sermon should be arranged Professor Olson was unable because of hxs classes at the UHIVBYSIIV to meet wlth us as he prevlously has so we dld not meet regularly unt1l Dr Hag strom offered to take Prof Olson s place We certalnly feel mdebted to Dr Hagstrom and Professor Olson for the help ln HOm1lCflCS whlch vue have re cerved under the1r leadershmp The students are arranged IH four groups wxth some of the old and new students 1n each group These groups have charge of varlous I'6l1glOllS servlces throughout the twm c1t1es Some of the Mmlsterlal students have churches vshlch they serve every Sun day Whlle nearly all the MIHISICIIHI students take churches durmg the summer vacatxon A few years ago We had only speakers rn each group but smce the Mus slonary Tralnmg class has Jomed us we have smgers and p1an1sts as well We appreclate the help they render and we also enjoy thelr fellowshlp LLOID IENVING Pres1denI AI I-RED I ARSONY I :ce Presrdent CHARLES ENTNIER Secretaru GUNINYAR I IINDAHl Treasurer I :gr S zrnlj four -1. 1 25- 1 - -.1 es fr. . . l , . v v . ' I Y 1 v 1 - , I . . . . 1 . ' . , - , V A V ' - .I ..... . . , ,... .... . . , ,,.. . . . . ln 4 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,K -l '

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LQ- 1925-THE Bl1ITHANNL'.-Xl,--1925 ,Q- Lawrence Selm Jefford Loren Alun Johnson Arne Johnson Gxlbcrt Phmlllps Laura Rundqulst Hannah Flood Carl Olsson THE STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Councll IS a group of students chosen by the student body as a whole to represent them IH all vltal matters concernlng the school or government Wlthlfl the school Each class has xts representatlves there The Senlor Class has three the Junlor Sophomore and Freshman classes have two each the Commerclal Department has one representative m th1s body The dut1es of thls body are man1fold although the1r power 1S of course l1m1ted The faculty when they deem It advxsable to do so present the suggestlons of the student councll to the student body wlth an opportunlty to vote their ap proval THE ATHENAEN SOCIETY HE Athenaen Soclety xs a soclal organxzatlon for gurls A g1rl on entermg Bethel automatically becomes a member of thxs Soclety Miss Jacobson has been our faculty advlser durmg the past year and deserves much credlt for her advlce and help ln all the act1v1t1es of the SOCICIY 1924 25 has been a year of acttvlty and lnterest On the afternoon of Oct 19th a large group of glrls met and went for a Pow Wow to Happy Hollow After refreshments had been served a short msplratxonal program was g1ven around the glowmg embers of the camp fire A red letter day durmg thxs season was November lst when the So xety gave a Lxterarv program Durmg the Fall of 1924 the SOCIBIY took an offerlng 1n chapel and this money went toward buylng toys whlch were sent to Mlsslonarles Damelson ln Indla and Gustafson m Chma On Feb 13th the SOCIGYY had a valentlne party whlch was enjoyed by a great number of glrls pgs lj . . , . 1 V - V , - V . . F. c . - , a e rfrrn '-Six