Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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10 THE BETHEL HERALD ALICE 0. JORGENSON Slie Is calm because she Is the mistress of her subject—the secret of self possession. Correll, Mian. (MARY L. JOHNSON What dreams arc In her soft brown eyes. Felch, Mich. HARRY P. LUNDELL “Ills soul was like a star and dwelt apart.” Kennedy, Minn. NAOMI L. LARSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Little Falls, Minn. ELSIE MAY LARSON Would that there were more like her. St. Paul, Minn. CLARENCE W. MORERG A genial open-hearted nature; his general all around ability, both athletic and scholastic, have made him liked by all. Napoleon, N. Dak.

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THE BETHEL HERALD 9 ELLEN L. HEDLUND “With such unconscious grace As makes the dream of Art.” Minneapolis, Minn. GENEVIEVE A. IIASSELBLAD A maiden never hold. Of spirit never quiet. Valley, Neb. RAGXHILD JOHNSON A sweet and virtuous soul. St. Paul, Minn. BARTHEL G. JACOBSON “When he speaks the windows stop rattling and listen.” St. Paul, Minn. WALFRED W. JOHNSON The readiness of his doing doth express No other hut the doers willingness. Turloch, Calif. ELMER M. JOHNSON Basketball team—“Jasper”—Defeat. Cushing, Minn.

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THE BETHEL HERALD 11 ©MIL NYLUND Bodily vigor Is Rood, vigor of intellect Is better, but far above both is character. Seattle, Wash. ©DITH E. NELSON We love her for her smile. Her way of speaking gently. St. Paul, Minn. ALFRED W. NELSON The man of many gestures and of many words, which arc Just Interpreters of his thoughts. Omaha, Neb. ALBIN J. NORLING for lie was Just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Svea, Minn. EDWIN J. OMARK Worth, courage, honor—these three. Your sustenance and blrth-rlght are. Kewanee, 111. . OLIVER L. OLSON A good fellow among follows. Kandiyohi, Minn.