Bethel Academy - Bethannual Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION H N ttll us th1t 1 rolllnv stont g1thtrS no mois 1 trut s1x,1ng tndttd Surtlx tht Alumnt Assotntxon so bustts ttitlf at all stasons that tt c1n 1ttratt no ltthtn Our ofIf1ttr9h1xt so t11tl1lullx dtsthargttl thttr duttts tl11t 1 rt1l h1nd or unttx h1s tonttnutd bttxxttn tht dtfftrtnt cl1Qsts Prtstdtnt AuquSt Btrg s suc ttssor ltr tht tnxutng., xtar ti Illtlllftl I111l1nd Illtn Htdlund 1nd Ilt1nor Iiondt Rtcordthg 1nd Cotrtspondmg Stcrtt1rtts wtrt so tff Cttnt th1t thty xxtrt rt tltttttl to thttr POSIUODS Pay tht xx'1y Llltn gaxt 1 ptrltct modtl o' rtport at tl1t 1nnual mttttng tt xx19 1 dcltght to htar ll Iait Qprmg tht annual hanqutt xx as htld 1t tht Plrst Sxxcdlsh I51pt1st Lhurch ot Mmneapolts It xx1s 1n occaslon long to be remtmbtred tor roustng fonts for Rtv Hamltn s 1nsp1rat1on1l messagt but aboxt 1ll tor oxct ht1ted In tht xoung o thts xtar xxt h1tl ou1 annual busmtss mtttmg Dr 1nd Nlrs Jon1S Ahlqulit gractd us xxlth thttr prtstnct at thc occaston Dr Ahl qLllSI tof tht class of l9l l I has noxx ltft Amtrtca for a ftxx months study tn I ondon H19 Wtft tclaii of IQIOI and thelr f1m1ly Wlll rtmatrf htrt for Somt ttmt afttr whtch lVIrQ Ahlqutst wtll tom htm tn England and thtx wlll rtturn to I t1n1 Asmm ln Ind11 It ts ot tnttrtst to nott hoxx m1ny of our Alumnl folks haxt bttn YCIIVL ln tl1t xx ork of Chrxst s ktrtqdom 18 mtntittts ot tht gospel 19 tt1thtrS '1I'lLl as phy s1t11nQ t do not htS1t1tt to x 11t s t x not a ftw ot thtit C hrtstnn xx orlttrs rtcttvtd thttr tint t1ll or QWIHLCI 1 grt1t tmpttus tor thttr htgh c1lllng xx hllt thtx xx trt xxtthln tht dtrttt tnflutnct ot tht mitructton 1nd ttlloxxshlp ot Bttlltl Atldtmx Our tonSt1nt pr1xtr1Q th1t Iatthtl mly rtn111n trut to tl1t l11th th1t ti tn Chrtit lteui Max Sht txtr tr1un1pl11ntlx w1vt tht banrtr tht blood St11ntd h1nntr ol our glOI'lOLl9 I ord Il1tn wtll Ht lt1d us on to ttrt1tn XICIOTX Ill 11 A , ,, . , , . , . , - a , . . . - .4 ,, A 1- I9I7J-IIII'BI'II1'XXNL-XI l97J I. If ' , '- ' - . . , , V' ' tt . t t C- 1 I - 1. t . . . '. , I . ' Y Lt. - I x 1 vt. K I I x x LM-xx-. xx' I , . K. . t I., 5 ' I . 7 'I . t c t . - t . 'L I X 3 V 3 3 II 1 Y I I I I I I I I 1 vu I v -, m m catjulcc. 3 Y I I 'I 77 C 4 I X 5iI L I 1 vI ,I x 1 x I - I 1 Y 5 PI 3 Y I I 4 I - I t. f A K I A I II - , I II 3 7 i Y I I VX XX I !I x v I I I I I -A I x f 1 A x - 4 t at L. . - vi. L -.L - ' IIC -. , . I I I , Vx' 1 . ' sa' t . url ' 1 . L Y 3 I iI i xI A I H X I 1 I xI I I V I 3 VV vm 1 VI I i I 1' I i 3 I xb I IN Y' I 4 Vx I 5 B 5 I I H I I I I I I x r 1 .vt I 1 v x x 1 I Y I I X I I II 3 I H H ' Ax I YI Y I11x,xIVotm-11, '. ., .x -,Hn--.x'i.n

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9 OI IVIA JOHNSON MEMORIAL MISSIONARY MOVEMENT Send three 1n my place These were the words of a dylng woman stlll rn the pr1me of llfe Vlrss Ol1v1a Johnson was born 1n Blekmge Sweden w here she also found her Savrour when she was fourteen years of age Here too she was baptx7ed and jolned the church She soon felt the call for dehmte Chrrstlan work and came to the Unlted States where she entered the Woman s Baptlst Mlssronary Tralnmg School rn Chlcago After completlng her course she spent seyeral years as a Home MISSIODJYY rn Kansas She then entered Bethel Where she won the love and admrratlon of all After her graduatron IH 1913 she applled to the Eorergn MISSIODHYY Board to be sent to Congo Afrlca As the Board at that tune d1d not send unmarrled w oman to that country she was advlsed to go to the Phlllpprne Islands In the fall of 1913 she set sa1l After flve years of hard work IH the Phlllpplne Islands MISS Johnson re turned to the Umted States to get more tralnrng 1n order that she mlght better equxp herself It was durlng thrs VlS1f that she became slck Wlfh mfluenza and ln January l9l9 God saw Ht to take her Hls ways are not our ways nelther Hrs thoughts our thoughts Is lt any wonder then that the faculty and students of Bethel wlsh to per petuate the memory ofOl1v1a Johnson and stnmulate rnterest IH Home and For elgn MISSIONS The Ol1Vl3 Johnson Memorlal Mrssronary Movement was begun rn l920 by the faculty and students of Bethel Academy Its arm IS to select 1 cholce number of approprlate books for the lrbrary ln the Phrlrpplne Islands whrch wrll serve as a memorlal for Mlss Olrvra Johnson C IEQTHIFR I HNBONI lreszdenl ANNA JOHNSON Seerelarq and lreasurer THE MISSIONARY BAND HE Mlsslonary Band was organrzed for the purpose of promotxng the Sp1r rtual l1fe of the students who automatlcally become members upon regls tratlon From seyen thrrty untll the flrst bell whrch rrngs three mlnutes of erght each school day durlng the entrre year has been opened wlth prayer ses srons J hese meetrngs have been Well attended and have brought blesslngs and happlness lnto the school It has been a great joy to begln the day on our knees God has heard the prayers whrch have been offered up and souls haye been saved Ey ery other Frrday evenlng at slx o clock the Band has had charge of the prayer meetlngs rn the Semrnary Chapel Our meetmgs however are not lrmrted to the school as we extend the work to the varnous churehes IH the tW1n Cltles On Sunday afternoons these students have charge of the Young People s meetrngs Thus studerts are g1V6D the oppo1tun1ty to develop thexr talents by speak1ng smgrng etc Three of the students droye up to Larsmont Mlnnesota durlng Easter yacatron where four seryxces were held O F I- IC F R S O I: SWFDBI-RG Presrdent AI PHINI CONRAD Y :te Presrdent I 1 S Ijllff -1- l 25-THE BI'lTH'XNNL':Xl.-l925 I-' .1 - fini Ynirr A, . ., . . x - f . y v Y y A .A . . , I .A . 7 q V I ,. ' 4 . . . . X . . I 3 l . Y 'Y I I lx I Y . I I I . 1 I 'I 1 1 3 Y v ' ' ' Q s x 1 y . . .u . . . E a . . X . . , . V 1 V s ' I I . en 1 7 . .. . . - . . . . V . x . . . . I . i 1 . . . P . . . . , y . C D 1 I I A X C I 1 OIIIII ERS It . f .' , ----A-- A 1. 1 If SI I , .,,,.. A' I ,- C 6 Q s Q M . . V V . . 5 . w . . ' 7 . . - I XXI , I V I 3 Y I I . I 3 . I 3 1 V1 Il . I . T ll I 1 5 3 I . . x , 3 K . I , 53 71 I 3 7 Y! 7 . Y l V I I I A 3 V I I . K X . Y . A . , . . , . . I . D . V . . . . V ' Y v . v . 4 V l v 7 v. V . . . v '- ' ' ' V- D ,HK f A 4' 'Ffn l

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THIS HAPPENED S E P T E M B E R Sunburneel crowd pours rnto Academy xacatlon IS ox er Freshman from the red school house xxants to knoxx xx hat faculty means Broncho makes marden speech at Get Acqualnted So ral gra nmar teachers lookrng forvx ard to busy season New dlscoxery made Professor VV1llman rs afrud of mrce Homesrckness sets rn Dearest Vlama I haxe noxx been her one xx eek and two days Frrst Alpha Beta decrcies that The old rs better than the new Deer slon 50 JO rn faxor of us OCTOBER Atmosphere at first Svea IS dangerously charged xxrth polrtlcs Bethel rs slam rn first football game wrth Luther S ore O I8 Carl Olsson rn maugural after long suspense tells nevxbaked Senlors You ve got youth Athenaeans pow wovx rn Happy Hollow partake of grapes and cookres Coolrdge and La Follette address Alpha Beta croxx d they vxear the same swallow tall to saxe on rent Bethelrtes w1th Dr Hagstrom rn the front rank unflrnchrngly face gun of photographer Domestic orchestra appears rn whrch John Hedvx all blows hrs own horn Boys uartette and sundry other talent go to Sandy Lake rn snortrng Ford to surprrse mtrves Vklfh meetrng Clyde Gustafson observes that the low grade on qu17zes rs probably due to the poor grade of paper they are wrltten upon Of a dull evenrng Lrnnea srghs Oh I vxrsh somebody xxould tell hrm Go West young man NOVEMBER Mrnlsternl hunters plus Rudre Ehnbom start out for Northern xxoods Deer bagged but Rudre spends nrght wrth the bears Elect1on sp1r1t rntense Senrors vote rf possrble for Magnus or Schall Annual hrkers vxade through snow Mrs Berggren does surxlxe rt drd enjoy lt Svx edrsh Royal Vrce consul speaks at Svea Martln Errcson brrnvs hrm a glass of water Armrstrce program Dr C S Howard makes us vxeep and laugh for an hour and ten mrnutes Look out my vaccrnatron Some were shot 1n therr arms none rn therr noses Brg fire at Grbney s Hanna Flood roasts a covx on rt for hungry fellovs Senrors Hazel brmgs forty seven to Thanksgrvrng Concert She vyrns Clarron out jammed vsrth pow wow reports Mrs Swedberg rs sard to have had charge of pantry at faculty s outrng Basketball team vxhettrng knrves for comrng encounters P9 ly I 1925-TIIICBIi'I'II.AXNNl'AI,-l925 !-' e 3 I 7 V Y I 1 V3 V ,. V V V ,. V., 1 . .. . 1 V V . 3 F. V . e T . ' Y V 1 Y ' l I . . U X . e . ' QA 3 'P ' ' YH V 11 7 3 Y 'I . . e - - .I - H - 1 1 L Q s s s s . s- , I D i V' 4 ' - t. - I . . ef '. - . K I s y x V V .. e H K, , , Yi ml .. - .. .. V. 3 I V .1 I V I .. - -- V . . . . . . V . Y V - I. - V. v Q g . . V. . e . 1 . . . A, . . s r v r . V Y .. , . . . . . 1 V e . . -. x l . , 1 1 V I y V. Yi n F . . , Y I - ' o Y . . V V H . . ,H .. .. . . V . . . . , V - V . . . V. ,, . ,. , . . - Y ' I . 1 .. M v - V . . . a e fi hly