Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Carl Young Ray Appolquist Page Thirty

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B. IV. A. and B Club The chapel has been transformed into a living room, a table is set with silver service. Only one meaning could be applied to such a procedure—the Bethel Women s Association is to have its meeting, and its tea. Very exclusively a girls' organi2ation, the B. W. A. is an active group having interesting meetings arranged by the girls themselves. Officers for the first semester were Ruth Tcgenfeldt, President; Margery Ericson, Vice President; Jeanne Tretsvcn, Secretary; and Henrietta DeCamp, Treasurer. Those elected to serve as officers for the second semester were Margery Ericson, President; Florence I.ir.dstrom, Vice President; Ruby Christenson, Secretary; and Annabellc Sherman, Treasurer. A hoard of rcd-swcatcrcd, broad-shouldered giants are swarming toward one particular room. That means B Club meeting. This is an organization of lettermen, athletes all. Usually the)- are extremely informal, but one night they invited the fair maidens to join them, and they had a banquet. The B Club banquet, a gala affair, was held in'lhe coffee shop, which was properly decorated for the occasion. Even dressed in their Sunday best, these he-men” had a good time. Elected by the organization at the beginning of the year were Virgil Olson, President; Clifford Dickau, Vice President; and Ray Appelquist, Secretary-Treasurer. B. w. A. Third Row. M. Melin. C Johnson. G. Widen, L Webster, R. Peterson, D. Webster. H. Carlson. G. Peterson. E. Hull, O. Shenmng. H. Gustafson, H. Heath. D. Wilson. A. Nordstrom, D. A. Johnson. A. M. Johnson E Flam-.ng. P. Tferniund. G. Hanson. E Larson. E. Ze.loth. R. Erickson. E. Miller. A Anderson. M. Lareon, G. Hammar. M. Erickson. Second Row: E. Antcnscn, O Anderson. V. Waihe’.a. F. Dunning, S. Danielson. R Swenson. H. DeCamp, V. Fons. D. Eggleston. E. Elmgron. E. Ahkjjist. D Drots. D. Beckman, R. Fredine. B. Anderson, R. Olson, M. Lager. ✓. Ncrdquist. L. Ottoson. D. Asplunc. H. Bergfclk. H. Bjork, E. Finstrom. J Tretsvon. First Row: M. Borgfalk. L. Smith. C. Anderson. K. Tedorman, A. Sherman. F. Lindstron. Miss Nol son. M. Ericson, R. Christenson. M. Lovegren. C. Swanson. A. Martin. E. Youngquist. P. Potorson, E. Seaman. B. Snerrr.an. B” CLUB Third Row: D. Johnson. D. Petor-son. C. Young. A Slaikeu. V . Sor-ley. O. Johnson. H Tegenfoldt. G. Potorson. Second Row: F. McOlash. S. Paulson. V. Pearson. G Anderson, N. Holmgren, B Fribcrg, J. Berge-son. First Row: C. Holmberg, V Olson. Coach Adam. C. Dickau, A. Blomquist, S. Rendahl. mgm Paf-e Tu cuty-nine

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Basketball BASKETBALL TEAM Second Row Coach Adam. R. Hovincn. W. Sorlcy. S. Paulson. B. Friborq. First Row: G. Ferre. D. Johnson, C. Young, D. Peterson, R. Appel-quist. Under the watchful eye of Coach Adam our boys this year reached lofty heights in the basketball world. Five lettermen returned to form a nucleus for this year’s team, and three new members were added. As the team went through the schedule with victory after victory, all eyes turned toward a possible conference championship. However, the deciding game with Rochester Junior College was lost by the heart-breaking score of 28-27. Although disappointed, the team went on with their usual pluck and fight, and came out a close second in the J. C. Conference. The credit for this smooth-working team cannot be placed in any one place. Commendation goes to very efficient coaching, splendid co-opcration on the part of the boys themselves, and good backing by both the school and student body. At every game that our team played at home there was a good-sized crowd of rooters to cheer them on to victory. When they came out onto the floor in their bright red outfits, there was always a rousing cheer to make them fight and win. Both the team and the students believed that this year the basketball team would attain great heights, which they did. Carl Young captained the boys to their place as runners-up in the conference, and Bert Fribcrg took care of the fellows when they weren't on the floor. Bert was the man who did the dirty work behind the scenes—he washed the socks(?). DelRay Peterson did enough brilliant shooting in nearly every game to become the high scorer of the conference. Hats off to the team, its captain, and its coach! Page Thirty one