Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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DEAN EMERY JOHNSON Oun. ean i Our dean, is a versatile man. His outreach is broad, and his out- look is still broader, but into every one of his activities he brings practi- cal Christianity. He came to Bethel in 1933, and in three short years he rose to the deanship of our school. He now serves as a Minnesota senator and holds numerous positions in the defense program. Midst all of his busy curricula. Dean Johnson still finds time for play, and yet it ' s grave business — raising a victory garden. DR. K. J. KARLSON Dr. Karlson has fulfilled the duties of Seminary dean for eighteen years, and has done them well. All the students know him, wheth- er in the College or Seminary, and are all well acquainted with his distinctive chuckle which so read- ily betrays his sense of humor. Not only is he known among the students but also in the Conference because he serves actively on several committees. Indeed we are proud of him and are proud to be able to say that we know him. ten

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