Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dr. W. B. Riley, President fc-V S. E. Robb, Treasurer; C. K. fngersoll, cashier. Van Dusen-Harrington Elevator Uo. f Archer Young, business man, Faribault, Minn,; C. H, Atkinson, business man, Brookings, S. D,; J. Colgate Buckbee, president, Bureau of Engravina Minneapolis, Minn. Peter McFarlane, superintendent, Union Gospel Mission, St. Paul Minn ■ Pro- lessor C T. Shoop University of Minnesota; N. T. Mears, president, Buckbee- Mears Engraving Company; John R, Siemens, pastor, First Baptist Church, Oshkosh, Wis., A. O, Bjorklund, attorney, Soo Line Railway Co. W H Schmeke 1 , business man, Indianapolis, Ind.; A. J. Bisbee, accountant Hallet-Carey Grain Co.; Dr E. V. Pierce, pastor, Lake Harriet Baptist Church Minneapolis; Dr. S. Marx White, physician, Minneapolis; Dr. G G Vallentvne ' pastor, Park Avenue Methodist Church, Minneapolis ' Y

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MRS. MAUDE F + GROOM, T. S, HIGGINS, Th.B r B.A., Th.M Evangelism Bible History Church History Greek Hebrew Christian Living W. F. McMILLIN, B.A., D.D. Exegesis Greek WALLACE G, MKKELSON, BA, Th.B. Church Polity DOROTHY HANNA Daily Vacation Bible School Methods Shorthand Typewriting Parliamentary La v Secretarial Ethics Bookkeeping HELENE RENSCH Journalism English Editor, The Pilot Adviser, The Scroll A. A. SMITH W. B. RILEY, M.A., D.D. ( LLD. MRS. ALICE VIGEN Church Polity Pastoral Problems English Homiletics Indicates Seminary subjects. ( 16 )

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OFFICES We snapped the office force in an informal moment at a birthday dinner. They seemed to be discussing a matter of no great import, judging (rom the happy expressions. In order to know our secretaries better, we did a little research and discovered their hobbies. We ' ll let you in on the secret. Miss Engstrom, lL our hello girl ' is a basketball enthusiast. In lact, her attendance at the games practically assures the team of success. What little time she has left alter taking Dr. Moyer ' s dictation. Miss Lovering devotes to long rambles, (not alone, we hear). We don ' t know where she gets the l, pep rr after a day in Mrs. Riley ' s office, but Miss Woods practices on the violin and even goes for a swim—(in a pool, of course). We think Mrs, Weniger ' s hobby is batching up on work when Dr, Riley goes away. Marjorie Hodder likes music as a relief from checking students ' board bills. It ' s piano lessons, by the way. Gardening, dogs (wire-haired terriers), and home movies she takes herself occupy a few of Miss Riley ' s lighter moments. She needs them after a day of bookkeeping in the treasurer ' s office. Mr. Robb, the treasurer, contrary to popular belief, does not eat, sleep, and drink money, for he finds time to play with a baby granddaughter and to have a beautiful garden. How he does it, with all the meetings he attends, we don ' t know. ( 18 )