Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Table of Contents LITERARY DEPARTMENT— Peso Anabasis............................... : President’s Corner...................... S Five Pointed Program.................... CLASS HISTORY............................. 1 ACORN STAFF............................... 12 EDITORIALS— Signs of Life......................... 1 Commencement ........................... A ; New Stair.............................. 2! CLASS POEM................................. The Parting Word....................... 11 GRADUATING CLASS 1916................. 1'» CLASS PROPHECY— The Seer’s Dream........................ W RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT....................... D ALUMNI .................................... SOCIETY— Alpha Beta............................. 2i Athonaen............................... -2 Svea................................... -2 SWEDISH DEPARTMENT— Fcrlorad och Aterrunnen................ 23 Tragen Vinner.......................... 2i ATHLETICS................................. 2i PERSONALS ................................ 1

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Tlie Acorn VOL VIII MAY 19)6 No. 8 5 mcrar Anabasis Ale. v Uexion The innocent June moon was peeping down upon the tranquil surface of old Lake Erie. Enthusiastic rowers were everywhere enjoying the serenity of the ideal night. Even (Jus. and Amy had ventured out. and were likewise either dreamingly drifting with the invisible current or silently sailing thru the dark waters under the steady dip of the oar. Oh! how beautiful! remarked Amy. Never in all my life have I seen or experienced anything like this. It is certainly grand. A contemporaneous scene was being inaugurated in the nearby office of the Higgins Coal Company, corner of St. Clair Ave. and 55 St. Well, I’ll tell you. Bill, said Jack, upon observing that Mr. Higgins had left the office: lor at times the proprietor would depart and leave the place in care of subordinates. I’ll tell you, ho repealed with increased emphasis, I’ve made up mv mind to get Amy Appel at an price. There’s got to be some way out of it. But the question is how to get there. You see. at the present time Uus. and 1 are on an equal footing as concerns orr relation to her. I’ve got you. broke in Bill. Now let me see.” Thrusting the left hand up under his cap and running his long fingers thru his dark hair, at the same lime throwing up his feet on the large desk right In front of him. Kill assumed a very deliberating position and silently indulged in thot for a moment or two. All of a sudden the hand was jerked from under the cap an t down came his feet with a thud that resounded thru the entire room. Here’s ft plan! he yelled. Here it is! Tell me. Bill, what is it? deman lei Jack. Now you know- that Amy’s a pretty good friend of mine, and that she lives a few doors from me. Yes. l know that.” answered Jack, but what further? I was going to say that some time ago I saw Uus. coming out of a pool-room on Superior Ave. It is one of the worst places down town. Now if Amy knew this he’d get canned right away. I will tell her about it the very next time I see her. She always listens to me; and here is where I can help you, I’m sure.” That sounds pretty good. Bill. 1 hope you can work it out. I know she considers you a mighty fine fellow. What you say wili surely have a bearing. ’