Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Faculty DR. G. ARVID HAGSTROM President Emeritus Bible Practical Theology ADOLPH OLSON Ethics Systematic Theology C. EMANUEL CARLSON History Political Science ERNEST NORSTROM Chemistry F.FFIE NELSON Dean of Women German REUBEN OMARK Exegctical Theology ENID PLATES Speech English FR1DOLPH NELSON Sociology Economics THEODORE BERGMAN Piano ESTHER SABEL Bible- Practical Theology ALICE JOHNSON English Swedish EDITH LARSON Office Secretary NELS STJERNSTROM Voice WILLIAM ADAM Coach Physical Education H. WYMAN MALMSTEN Field Representative A. J. WINGBLADE Religious Education

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ADMINISTRATION Rev. Henry C. Wingblade Returning to the halls of Bethel last fall after a three-year absence has been Rev. Ilenry C. Wing-blade. The students and faculty were quick to feel the loss when he left the Bethel faculty in 1938 to accept the pastorate at the Addison Street Baptist Church in Chicago. They were equally quick to express their admiration for him when he returned to Bethel last fall as president. His outstanding record of Christian service and charming personality have made him loved by all. To most new students at Bethel the dignified, yet jovial, Dr. K. J. Karlson is among their first favorable impressions. Dean of the seminary since 1926 and professor of psychology in the junior college and an assortment of classes in the seminary, Dr. Karlson has come to be known by his abbreviated expression of laughter, heh.” His picturesque personality, fine administrative ability and foresight, and enviable reputation among educational circles have indeed placed Dr. Karlson high in the esteem of the Bethel faculty. Dr. K. J. Karlson Dean Emery A. Johnson Much of the present success of our junior college must be credited to Dean Emery A. Johnson. As professor of zoology at the University of Minnesota until he accepted the present position as dean of Bethel, he was held in high repute by his colleagues. As dean of our junior college, he has used his administrative and educational abilities to good advantage. Dean Johnson's presence at Bethel is indeed appreciated by students and faculty alike.

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SEMINARY SENIORS HARRY ABRAHAMSON Iron Junction. Minnesota Male Chorus 2, 3; Missionary Band president 2. 3; Class president 3; Chapel Choir 3; Student pastor 2. 3- HENRIETTA DcCAMP Gothenburg, Nebraska Band 1.3; Alexis cabinet 1. 2. 3; Class secretary 2; Class treasurer 3: Missionary Band cabinet 2; Sunday School Missionary 2. WILLIAM HAGSTROM St. Paul, Minnesota Missionary Band president 1. 2; Religious Council 1. 2; Class treasurer 1; Student pastor 2, 3; Student Missionary Conference vice president 2; Student Missionary Conference president 3. SYDNEY LARSON Seattle. Washington Male Chorus 2. 3; Alexis vice president 2; Student pastor 1. 2. 3- CARL LL'NDQUIST Sioux Falls, South Dakota Male Chorus 1. 2. 3; Student pastor 1, 2. 3; Alexis cabinet 2. 3; Student Council president 2; Boarding Club board 1. ERNEST ANDERSON Yucaipa, California Student pastor 3- RAWLIN JOHNSON Henning, Minnesota Student Council 3; Alexis cabinet 2; Student pastor 2. 3. GORDON LARSON Seattle. Washington Male Chorus 1. 2, 3; Chapel Choir 3; Student pastor 1, 2. 3- PAUL LUNDGREN Stanchfield, Minnesota Religious Council 1; Spire staff 2; Class vice president 2; Alexis president 3; Student pastor 3; Boarding Club board 3. FRANCIS McOLASH Ellison Bay, Wisconsin Band 1. 2. 3; Director 3; Male Chorus 1. 2, 3; Student director 3; Chapel Choir 2. 3; Director 3; Baseball 1. 2; B' Club 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1, 2; Boarding Club steward 3-