Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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to BETHEL HERALD STAFF, 1920-21. THE BETHEL HERALD

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20 THE BETHEL HERALD Mary Johnson’s quietness to Lila Fred-lund. August Berg’s good looks to Eleanore Bonde. Gordon Bodien’s musical voice to Carl Ackerman. Vernon Berg’s artistic taste to Esther Bergfalk. Esther Dufstrom’s dainty fingers to Enoch Johnson. Edith Nelson’s dimples to Elizabeth Carlson. Elmer Palm’s husky muscles to Schugy. Edwin Omark’s curly hair to E. O. Anderson. Jasper’s baseball glove to Bertha Rask. Ruth Forsberg’s dignity to George Ferre. Myra Peterson’s leadership to Dora Wal-lendorf. Ragnhild Johnson’s studiousness to MacMillan. Amy Peterson’s modesty to Palmquist. Naomi Larson’s jokes to Carol Taylor. Emily Satterberg’s medicine-kit to Henry Johnson. Alice Jorgenson’s spectacles to Theodore Anderson. Ellen Iledlund’s gloves to Adolph Johnson. Elsie Larson’s poetry to Reubin Tanquist. Elmer Palm’s kodak to Elvira Scherling. Mabel Peterson's mouth organ to Sigfrid Sandberg. Clarence Moberg’s pompadour to Edward Viren. Naomi Tornblom’s pocket-book to Linden Moberg. Alfred Nelson’s stage-fright to Margaret Olson. Emil Nylund’s new tie to Edith Larson. Oliver Olson’s picture to Esther Bodien. Edythe Bjorklund’s candy-pan to Miller. Bart’s pep to Lillian Tclandcr. Walfred Johnson’s French to Hammer-strom. Ragnar Wall's Caesar, to Inkey. Genevieve Hasselblad’s cheer to Wm. Turnwall. Albin Norling’s popularity to Edwin Moberg. DOWN IN THE CELLAR WHERE IT’S COOL By A. W. NELSON, ’2-1 Down in the cellar where it’s cool We cook our grub while going to school. One gas range with burners four, Three forks, a knife and one spoon more, One cracked kettle and a frying pan, Bavin’s the cook and feels like a man. Breakfast we eat at half past four, Nine cakes each and not one more, Syrup on top and butter below Thank God, for this He did bestow. We scrub the dishes in the tub And wipe ’em by putting the towel to rub. Dinner we don’t eat quite so slow. Forty-five minutes and to school we go, Rice, and oats and corn fish stew, Cooked the way the Indians do; Just push the pan on the fire bright This grub we eat but do not sight. Supper’s the meal that’s all the go Cause time’s nothing after school, you know, Fried spuds brown and onions, too. Just the food that’s good for you, There aint no style or fancy quibs Just plain grub that sticks to the ribs. Sunday’s a day of rest for us Cause we’re dressed too nice to cook and fuss, So we grab what’s cold and let that do Till we get doughnuts at the B. Y. P. U. Then we’re always ready to start the week right With an empty stomach and a big appetite. Ten dollars a month it takes for two To furnish all that's needed for stew. The work it takes don’t need much time Cause it’s all fun, aint worth a dime, When you’re hungry come for a treat We do it well and do it cheap. Who could happier be in school Than Nelson and Bavin down where it’s cool. Sitting together on a box and board And placing grub where it ought to be stored Laughing and being to each other kind Each telling the other the thought of bis mind.

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The Bethel Herald A monthly published during the School year by the students of Bethel Academy and Theological Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.00 PER YEA if STAFF WALFREU G. HOLMBERG, Editor-in-Chief Bengt Anderson, Business Mgr. Emil T. Carlson, Circulating Mgr. SEMINARY ACADEMY Martin C. Hamlin.............Eng. Dept. Fred Moberg.................Swed. Dept. Axel A. Anderson...............Rapportor Einerie C. Gustafson....Ass’t Bus. Mgr. Adolf Olson, A. B.........Faculty Ass’t. Barthol Jacobson..... Ragnar Wall.......... Milton Ward.......... Naomi Larson......... Myra Peterson Fredolph Anderson ) H. C. Wingblade A. B, .....Eng. Dept. ----Swed. Dept. Ass’t Bus. Mgr. Ass'n Circ. Mgr. School Items ... Faculty Ass’t BETHEL HERALD Snelling and Nebraska Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota Entered as second-class matter Dec. 15, 19 19, at the Post Office at St. Paul, Minnesota under the Act of March 3, 1879. PRINCIPAL ALFRED J. WINGBLADE It is now fourteen years since Prof. A. J. Wingblade began teaching at Bethel Academy. He assumed the principalsliip in 1912 succeeding Dr. Gordh and has since then been at the head of the Academy. The students who have studied under him as well as the Swedish Baptist denomination as a whole are deeply indebted to him for his loyalty to the denomination and unselfish devotion to the best interests of the students. It has meant no small sacrifice for him, as well as all the teachers of our institution, to devote himself to the cause of Christian education. But he has considered what sacrifice he has been called upon to make well repaid in the satisfac- tion and joy derived from serving God and his fellow-men by inculcating Christian ideals into the minds and hearts of young lives. Our best wishes follow him for God’s richest blessings and many years of service in the work he loves so much. SEMINARISTS FEMTIOARS.U BILEl’M Nar Svenska Baptisternas i Amerika Allmanna Konfercns sammantrader i St. Paul denna heist, liras i samband d rmed grund-laggandet av samfundets seminarium av dr John Alexis Edgren i Chicago, 111. hasten 1S71. Denna hdgtid horde vara anledning till att alia broder, com graduerat eller studerat i seminariet, vanda sina steg At