Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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RtiUBEN OmARK Because he himself is still a stu- dent ... a pedant exacting and tireless . . . eager to pursue byways of new thought — his classes are swift-moving periods of All alert! Martin Erickson ( Kol Picliired) His personality and conversation glow with love, making his ac- quaintance a permeating experience in everyone ' s life. HOKANSON Tempests raged at the half for the players and winds of anxiety whipped up lashing words but the storms soon subsided and from then on his character offered smooth sailing. Nei.s Stjernstrom The personality of Nels strikes a vibrant chord which quickly pene- trates the separating walls of un- familiarity, leaving the cherished possession of a friend. Mrs. Vhrral The trig class has the privilege of knowing a teacher unknown to the others for the shyness of her sparkling eyes and her pleasing spirit win and secure a place for her in their hearts. Miss Keyes (Not Pictured) Though perhaps diminutive in size, it gives no indication of her personality, for life in every action and pleasantness in every word add up to an efficient instructor in . . . Miss Keyes. A. J. WiNGBLADE Spanning two oceans and the con- tinents with his passionate eal, this missionary - hearted professor has lighted innumerable torches courageously lifted to his own vision. samkiL Eleven

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Effie Nelson There are few people who can say so much in so few words; few, too, who see and hear as much and repeat as httle. Adolf Olson The noise of a deep well is a pervading silence: when he states a case you find he has at one sweep answered all your unstated argu- ments. Eric Anderson (Not Pictured) Eric ' s steadiness is accounted for by the sturdy pillars of experience which have arisen in his decades of service. E. Nordstrom To point to the life of a man who serves with his whole heart, possession and time is the simplest way to produce something inspiring. I Esther Sabel Loyal to Christ and dedicated to service, she has with her few, sin- cere, well-chosen words given the encouragement and help many a student has searched for. Enid Platts Of small delights she creates imaginative wonders and from too energetic college boys she evokes surprised submission. Alice Johnson Infectious with happiness and aglow with friendliness, she has been drafted by the entire student body as bosom-buddy and con- fidante. Ten

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Miss M. Carlson, Miss A. Anderson, Miss E. Larson, Miss L. Erickson. Mr. W. Malmsten. Mr. E. Borgeson. Office Staff Bethel flourishes behind the eflforts ot these folk who perhaps do not receive their due thanks. The vision of Wyman Malmsten reaches out to paint a glimpse of the future, while the office-staff maintains our widespread influence and Eric masterfully keeps our campus beautiful. Rules and regulations are the backbone of any smoothly-run organization: few groups are fortunate enough to be headed by a board filled with selfless desire and surrendered to God ' s will. Their prayer and tireless hours of conference maintain Bethel as God has led. First Roir: Miss E. Larson, Mrs. H. Johnson, Dr. C. Burton. Pres. Wingblade, Mrs. A. Fredin. Second Row: Dr. K. Karlson, Mr. J. Hedburg, Dean E. Johnson, Mr. R. Englund, Mr. R. Anderson, Dr. C. Wall, Mr. T. Knutson. :: akooL ' Board Twelve