Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Guidance Provided Students have lots of problems and Bethel employs four deans to help them iron them out. Each dean is an able leader with special capabilities that fit his particular job. New Deoti ol the College is CLIFFORD E. LARSON. It is his duty to help with academic problems. EDWIN OMARK, Dean of the Seminary, represents the Seminary at administrative meetings and provides able leadership lor all seminary students. First man to hold the newly created position ol Dean • ol Students is V. BLVING ANDERSON. Dean ol Women is EFFIE V. NELSON. Among ofher duties she serves as an adviser lor B.W.A. and Dodien Residence. 13

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Quality Keynoted ... CARL H. LUNDQU1ST President Carl H. Lundquist, third president of Bethel College and Seminary, finds the creative and imaginative leadership of both students and faculty impressive. Equally impressed are the students and faculty by his able leadership. Under his supervision a program of constructive student leadership has developed. Spearheaded in the new office of the Dean of Students it has been reflected in a genuine interest on the part of the students themselves through the innovation of the Student Leadership Conference and the persistent emphasis among student leaders to relate campus life to the spiritual objectives of the school. The faculty, also, has been engaging in a serious effort to continue to improve the quality of the program offered. Regular sessions conducted by the faculty on The Improvement of Instruction and the many self study committees that have been at work this last year are expressions of a healthy faculty concern. It is developments like these that will give enduring significance to President Lundquist's leadership and the work of the current school year. Pictured here with Student Senate President, Gionn Ogren, President Lundquist gives some helpful advice about the senate constitution. 12

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 Working Together Business manager, HAROLD LIDBOM. was kept particularly busy this year purchasing furniture for die new dorms and developing an improved pension plan for the faculty and staff, in addition to his regular purchasing and supervisory duties. Assistant to the President, II. WYMAN MAI.MSTEN'S job often takes him out of town. He does the promotional work lor Bethel and helps raise the money to operate the school. As Director of Public Be lotions. NELS STjERSTROM’s job is to acquaint the general public with Bethel. News about Bethel's campus activities is written up in his office and sent to Twin City newspapers. Shown at an official meeting is the Bethel 3oard of Education and Bethel administrative staff members. Their important decisions help keep Bethel a growing institution of Christian scholarship. Seated: Dr. Philip Sorenson. G. Leonard Erickson. Dr. Henry Wingblade. Ejnar Peterson. Wilford Anderson. Paul Lundgren. Warren Eastlund, V. Elvinq Anderson. Edwin Onark. Edith Larson. Standing: Harold Lidbom. Bev. Warren Magnuson, Clifford Larson. Clayton Bolinder. Arnold T. Wicklund. W. F. Wi Maurice Wessman, Carl H. Lunaquist. Ncls Stjernstrom. H. i man Malmsten. ’• 14