Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Teaching those things rhieh concern the Lord Jesus Christ with all confidence Acts 28:3 J

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(Da,. fUlsu A stalwart man ,I man of fanu ' A man with hair like sturw A man who prays A man who fights A man ion proud to know -—a student. jhsudinqA. to Uhl CIo a, oft- W Two years ago we celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the founding of Northwestern. The Class of r 44 therefore has the distinction of being the fortieth to graduate from our loved institution 1 Your predecessors have given the school many occasions of pride. From you we expect yet greater things. As your president 1 have watched your course with fatherly interest and felt that you would not fail your Alma Mater but add to her pleasure instead. You go out at a time when war has wrecked the world. You will necessarily participate in its recon¬ struction. Fortunately you are equipped to have a prominent part in that colossal task. The only hope for the future is with Christ, whose apostles you are, and with His Gospel, the only panacea that promises the health that can result in peace and prosperity. We congratulate you therefore and bid you Godspeed, as you set your faces to the future, and offer hands and hearts to the sore needs of a sinful and sick world) —W. B. RILEY, D.D. TWIN OAKS LODGE Twin Oaks Lodge, the beautiful rustic home of Dr. Riley, is located north ol Minneapolis on the Golden Valley Road. Here on the very outskirts of Ihe cilv within easy driving distance of Northwestern is a home with all the atmosphere and seclusion of □ country lodge. This home is of Dr. Riley ' s own plan and design. The house itself has a distinct rustic architecture. This is further enhanced by its setting which is in a grove of oak trees. Each year Dr. and Mrs. Riley are host to the Senior Class for on evening of get-together 4 The ground surrounding Twin Oaks affords ample room for games and recreation. Alter the bonlire the class usually gathers around the huge stone fireplace where Dr. Riley amuses them with his famous stories while refreshments are being served. Twin Oaks has rich memories lor many Northwestern students. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N