Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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NAME Grace Hague ..... Ethel Berglund ... Winifred Hlcckor Tlielnm Brandt .. Harold Brygger .. Agnes Danielson . Victor Erickson .. Katherine Pclthous Dorothy Florin ... Lawrence Helandcr Loretta Henderson Florence Johnson . Gordon Johnson .. Hollis Johnson ... Margaret Johnson Evelyn Lange Hilding Lind .... Anna I.undgren .. Olga Mngnuson .. Carl Xordcll .... Edwin Oster ..... Robert Peterson .. Eleanor Sackctt . . Marvin Sainuclson Anna Sorhom .... Marie Stocsr...... E:nesl Thorsell .. Roy Wexler ...... Paid Wohlford ... AGE AMBITION Just Right ...........•]•,) he a Saleslady ... About so old ............To he quiet in class .... Antique .................To play a hand organ . You'd never guess To laugh out loud ------ Old enough to know To get his English IV .. better .............. KM-XX=l’nknown To use the Reception Room ................ Ask Olga ................To Ik a magician and change — s name Ask her inn .............To get a poor grade ... You’d be surprised To he more “Ernest ... Judge by his height ...To sing in the Farmyard quartet” ................................. Her dad can’t remem- To he near—? ............. her ................. Sweet Id and never—?.. To learn music ......... Don’t judge by weight.. To graduate from college of “Broomology” .. Thinks lie’s grown up .. To play mnrblcs ...... She won’t tell ..........To smile ............ Youthful ................To make sheets for a flower lied ......... Old enough to Stay hi To he an opponent of Reception Room ...... Shakcspcnre ........... So young ................To take public speaking ........................................... Records are lost ......To sing ................ He doesn’t shave yet ..To Ik short ........... Ask “Flo” ....... .....Watch him .............. Old enough to he To watch somebody ... married ............. Spring chicken ..........To Ik- polite ....... Not quite ...............To he big as “Pa”.... Looks are deceiving ...To play a mouth organ . I give up................To shell nuts for monkeys .......................................... She's got him beat ----To be natural .......... Beyond imagination ...To recite Swedish ....... He can vote ............To make square basket halls ............... YE SHALL KNOW FAULT FUTURE OCCUPATION THEM BY: Talking too much . Peddling peanuts in a zoo. . . . Her smile Singing too loud . Selling Ice-cream cones in Alaska Her alto voice Too talkative . Matron in .Man-Haters' House Her Dignity Dark Hair . Running a Bcautv-SI»op Her Ciggies Saving, Katy did.”... . Selling straw-hats to Kski-inocs His Laugh Doesn't know Keeping house for—? . Her desire to be matron He can’t tell . Herding grasshoppers . His ‘ .enl Too noisy . Someltodv’s Stenographer ... . A Bostonian “pastor's wife . Her sweet smile English 1V . Her Company Kitchen help . Washing windows without a ladder His ability to carry a tune without a handle She can’t help it . l ooking someone's meals . Her place in tiic hall lie knows—? . Boiling water without burn-ing it Her words of kindness about “Ed. Too far to Duluth . (lathering holes out of dough-nuts His gracefulness Too young . Debt Collector ,111s hot air about women Studying . Selling button holes Her determination to pet her English Hasn't found it . Keeping bees from buzzing .. Her personality Star gazing . Author of a more complete Dictionary His love affair Her willingness . Making wigs “No letter to-day . Her power lof attraction . IIis heard Lost it , You’ll he surprised Leaving too soon , Shoveling smoke Ilis Missouri brogue” California Bringing Ikmiio the bacon .... His, “Ruth. Ruth, Ruth Her laugh is too loud., Singing frogs to sleep Her headlights That ,,one Wondering how lie ever got along without her Ilis question, Has the mail come vet?” Canoeing , Trying to make him go to church Her unhobhed hair Bashf illness 'I'eaclung Public Speaking Her artistic ability Dreads a “No Treasurer of a Free Air Station His Boston Talk His little Mary Ann “Cot that article yet?”.. Teaching “team-work on a Davenport ' Tlie way lie speaks of “Alice May”

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19 2 8 B K T II A N N U A I 19 2 8 SENIOR PROPHECY Twenty Years Ilencr ONE cold day Mrs. Fred Wing (Thelma Brandt) sat in her home at Lone Man’s Point, Alaska, with a radio on the table before her. While waiting for her husband to return from hunting seals in his airplane, she tuned in on Station BLAB. To her surprise, over the waves of ether came, Bethel Broadcasting Station— Class of 1928 now asking for the whereabouts of the various class members; last heard of information being as follows: Grace Hague—Playing for country’s tennis team, raising a racket.” Ethel Hcrglund—Suffragette, popularly acclaimed a second Susan 13. Anthony. Winifred Hlecker—Still receiving the thrills that come under the familiar two-cent stamp. Harold Hrygger—A woman-charmer, handsome but harmless. Agnes Danielson—Special nurse to the crown princess of the Fiji Islands. Victor Erickson—A manufacturer of yarns, thin but Interesting. Dorothy Florin—‘If your eyes rebel, see Thorscll.” Lawrence Hclnndcr—A midget in Harnum !t Hailey Circus. I.orctta Henderson—Still observing Leap Year, only more frequently. Evelyn Lange—Happily married and envied bv the other 80 of us. Edna Larson—Mothers Club speaker on “How to get fat without eating.” Hilding Lind—Publisher of a monthly nugaxinc, “Green Grass for Theme-writers.” Anna I.undgrcn—Rejoicing in her recently patented hair tonic. Olga Magnuson—Having obtained Victor(y). Carl Nordell—An explorer having discovered the tomb of Adam. Florence Johnson—Completing her masterpiece in German, Zeigen Sir dem Hursch die Tur” (Show that Fellow the Door). Gordon Johnson—Conductor on train “Too-doo-loot” (To Duluth). Hollis Johnson—Playing the shoe-horn in Sousa’s Hand. Margaret Johnson—Cartoonist for the comic section of the Standnret.” Edwin Osier—Now wondering what attraction he found on St. Clair St. Robert Peterson—Professor of Pig Latin in South St. Paul. Eleanor Saekclt—“I can sing in almost any flat provided I have the right key.” Marvin Samuelson—Singing bis latest hit, “When you know you’re not forgotten by flic girl you got for notten.” Anna Sorboin—Formerly the Gift, now the Giver. Marie Stoesr.—Her habitual greeting, “Wlmt can I do to get thin?” Margaret Storvick—Concert accompanist for the great Marion Talley. Ernest Thorscll—Teacher of chemistry, specialising in Florin(c) gas. Roy Wcxlcr—Illustrating wrappers for match” boxes. Paul Wohlford—Famous writer on love and athletics, for they’re the same things —they both have their ups and downs. Information concerning any of these members will be greatly appreciated by the St. Paul Police Department, c o Katherine A. Felthous, Secret Service Expert. Twenty-Five

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