Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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m Vice Presidents Burton Wessman and Harvey DeVries get a chuckle out of an economic magazine. Comptroller Ken White relaxes as he ends another hard day of work. VICE PRESIDENTS and DEANS The main concern of the deans of Bethel is that of over-all climate among Bethel students. This year more responsibility was given to those students living in off-campus apartments along with the opening of a new apartment house. Office doors are always open to those individuals who seek guidance and counselling. Our deans act as advisors for student activities on campus and carry out disciplinary measures when necessary. Our vice presidents serve as administrative advisors to our president. These men head the various phases of business and public affairs. They meet weekly with the president to discuss administrative matters. Lee Kajuniemi, Dean of Men. and Doc Dalton. Dean of Students show disgust as Miss Starr. Dean of Women, can’t seem to end her conversation. (Typical woman!) Registrar, Dr. Findlay, always has time to chat with students. IS

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This marks President Lundquist’s fifteenth year of leadership on Bethel's campus. Together with the vice-presidents, our president carries out the business, the public, and the educational affairs of Bethel College. He also devotes a great amount of time representing Bethel and carrying on a Christian ministry in our churches. Being at Bethel these particular fifteen years has been an exciting adventure of faith in the development of the new campus and a stimulating partnership with the keenest, sharpest kids I’ve ever known.” President Lundquist expresses his ideas and feelings about campus life many times a day. PRESIDENT Contemplation. 14

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CAMPUS PASTOR As Campus Pastor. Dr. Al Glenn plans and directs most chapel services. He also enables students to find areas of Christian service in which they can become involved while studying at Bethel. Pastor Glenn's ministry at Bethel is much appreciated by students. He is always easy to approach when one desires help or encouragement in his spiritual life or in other areas as well. His genuine concern for students makes him a popular figure at Bethel. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Walter Wessel has served the last year as acting Dean of the College. He views his administration activities of this past year as having given him a chance to work with the faculty on a different level than before. His experience here has given Dr. Wessel a deep appreciation of the dedication and work of the faculty. All at Bethel are grateful for the dedication of Dr. Wessel himself and the great job he has done in this position. 16