Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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-41929 BETHANNUAL 1929 }; - Clarence Gilbert Henry ITeartberg Alvin Johnson Elmer Kalltnan Allan Lee Champ Lundin Joseph Mattson David Morgan Tony Orest George Sinding Albert Sorenson Willie Swan Stuart Swanson William Tapper Theodore Tupa Sun spots Bashfulness Married Writing letters Explosives His chattering Too studious Blow outs Ailments Self-assurance His gestures Snap shooting Creckology Class giggles Temperament Ashman for oilburn-ers Butter and Egg man Missionary in India Picking imperfect teeth Polishing goldfish scales Attractive giant Aeroplane Salesman Cop at 7 corners Marcelling pigs' tails Concert player Jewish speaker Delivering baby food Setting ocean waves Running for president Successor of Henri Ycrbrugghen Speedy stride Forelock 11 is size His good looks One of the trio His agility Hidden worth Variety of cars His bluffing Good understanding His thatched dome 11 is graceful walk Baby blue eyes Facial adornment His philosophy Senior Class Will WE, THE Class of 1929, in the City of Charlatanry. State of Coma, do hereby declare this to he our last will and testament, and do put into subjection all former senior class wills. First—we direct that our hereinafter named executor do honestly pay all inevitable debts, and iron out all difficulties accumulated during our dictatorship. Second—we proudly transmit by inheritance: Art. I. To Mr- A. J. Wingblade 1. The distinction of having turned out such a brilliant class. 2. Our most profound sympathy in his lamentations over our departure. Art. H. To Mr. II. C. Wingblade 1. The proud distinction of having been the adviser of the most loyal, scintillating and intellectual class that ever left the portals of Bethel Academy. Art. ITT. To the Teachers 1. The valuable experience they have received in teaching our distinguished selves: also any valuable information wc have given out in brilliant recitations. 2. Vitamin D which has great recuperative ixnvers, to help them regain lost energy. Art. IV. To the Incoming Seniors 1. The right to occupy our high and mighty place. 2. The catalepsy furnished by Bacon. Milton, and other Literary historic bores. 3. The privilege to hold illogical arguments with the instructors. 4. The franchise to sit in the front rows in Chapel. 5. The satisfying feeling to cal free'' at the J. S. -v

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