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S anding: H. Regers, A. Bloom-auitl R Olson- G Pa-oxah F Scaled: G. Samuclson. M Law-son, H. Carlson, R. Goodman, C. E. Carlson, J. Johnson. Student Council Before new and returning students had become absorbed in studies, they became better acquainted with each other at a Reception held in the Junior College Chapel on September 15. This was the first all-schccl event sponsored by the Student Council during the 1939-1940 session. The Council has been composed of twelve representatives from seven student activities and the two departments. The executive officers were: Rodger Goodman, president; Maurice Lawson, vice-president; and Henrietta Carlson, secretary-treasurer. The activity interests were promoted by Carl I.indman, Alexis Society; Ethel Tederman, College Club; Ruth Olson, musical organizations; Gordon Peterson, athletics; Alrik Blcomquist, student publications; Herschel Rogers, Religious Council, Joyce Johnson, forensic activities; Bruce Fleming, Seminary; and Grant Samuelson, Junior College. The Student Council was organized to foster a wholesome spirit within the student body, to promote and have general control over student organizations, and to encourage friendly relationships v ith other schools. The chapel song-leader, David Anderson, pianist, Grace Widen, and ushers, Glenn Anderson and Francis Otto, were appointed by the Student Council. A Flower Fund has been maintained through the receipt of chapel offerings. The Student Council and the Boarding Club share a joint responsibility in the maintenance of the Gospel Team bus. Several hundred little cowbells tinkled a welcome to the many alumni and friends for the Round-up Homecoming on November 3. Maurice Lav son was general chairman for this event. The annual student basketball trip this year to Rochester was exciting and interesting to those tha: went. Other all-school functions were: a sleigh ride perty January 29 and a picnic June 5. Meetings of the Council were held once a month when problems and programs of the activities were discussed. The sane advice of the adviser, Prof. C. E. Carlson, has been appreciated. The Student Council has possibilities of becoming a more potent factor in determining student affairs and promoting interest of school activities.
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tyciCuAtif, THEODORE BERGMAN—PIANO If you are full of music That cannot be expressed. Submit your case to Bergman— He'll help you gain finesse. EVERETT BACKLIN—GREEK EXEGESIS Three times a week He greets his class Of students in the Sem. But, ask them what he teaches? They don't know—it's Greek to them ENID PLATTS—ENGLISH A paper you're writing? You need a quotation? You've searched everywhere for relief? Miss Platts has a wealth Of just such, and she'll help You to find just the one you need. WILLIAM ADAM-PHYSICAL EDUCATION You wish for Grace and precision. Good form, muscles, and speed? Just speak to our Coach Adam; He'll prescribe what you need. E. A. FINSTROM—ANTIQUITIES When Seminary students Become weary with theology. They find their relaxation In his clcss of archaeology. GEORGE HULTGREN—VOICE A mass of notes, a group of throats, 'Tis out of these that sweet song floats? Some say It is inspired, I laugh and think— Patience is a virtue, Hultgren has acquired. ALICE JOHNSON—SWEDISH A smiling, happy lady, she. She is our Swedish teacher. And for the Swedish Baptist Church She helps make many a preacher. ERNEST NORSTROM—CHEMISTRY With a formula, formula here. And a compound, compound there. Here a formula. There a compound, Everywhere a formula, compound, Ernest Norstrom teaches Chem, E-I-E-I-O. EDITH LARSON—OFFICE SECRETARY A kindly word spoken And smiles that betoken A love for her work and the schccl, Her influence works like a rule. A. J. WINGBLADE— RELIGIOUS EDUCATION A memory of feces. A knowledge of Greek, Add unending kindness, And Wingblade's complete.
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