North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

THE ARCHIVE VOLUME V 1937 Annual Publication of the Senior Class of North Central Bible Institute Minneapolis, Minn. THEOLDHOME . . . . .. NORTH Central Bible Institute has carried on in this building, the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle, for the past seven years, since its beginning in the year of nineteen hundred thirty. They have been grand and glorious years with the en- rollment growing each year until erection or buying of another building to adequately take care of the increasing influx of students became absolutely necessary. . . . . . . THE NEWHOME 'THEREFORE after much prayer and consideration the old Asbury Hospital Building, located on Elliott Avenue, be- tween 9th Street South and East Fourteenth Street, Minne- apolis, Minnesota, was purchased. The building is fireproof throughoutand ean easily be adapted to a fine dormitory Bible School,twith sufficient classrooms for at least 450 students. THE SCHOOL THE school is not a mere building of cold brick and unresponsive wood. It is an organized body of students all striving for the same goal e to study to show themselves approved unto God, preparing themselves for service in the Master's Vineyard under the inspiring and capable min- istry of the beloved faculty. The great need of the world at large spurs the students on to greater consecration; motivates them to renewed action, that their example as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ might cause many to turn to God. 1' Kg. 1' K a; l 'r u. g. V .; p '5 ' , m v.1; N . NVXJ X J gid, ' fOr e111 mama inciwe gyofeveg , c' e an Coast, ?hearus f0? our . ; 1'16 IVE an , g. e an WelOVche most, .. Ff. IS 3+ 4 n l EHT ' ---M 4k H ;+ .i -l 5 u u,.xun;. 71. ....L: mu, . fgf . ?. m . 15....- I I1..- . . Ill .. 2......3 nun ??? . . u E: . E..E.........m. , . b - . . CLASS HISTORY YE have not chosen me but I have chosen you are the words Jesus addressed to His disciples more than nineteen hundred years ago. These same words were again sounded into the ears of young men and women in many parts of the United States, and as we yielded to the will of God, we found ourselves assembling in N. C. B. I. as the Freshmen class of 1934. At first, it seemed strange to us, but the cordial welcome which we received from the Dean, Matron, and members of the Faculty made us feel right at home. That first year was a most blessed year, for God' 5 presence was so real to each heart. There were times during our classes when books, papers, and pencils were laid aside as that great teacher, the Holy Spirit, spoke to our hearts and melted and broke them before Him. How swiftly the year passed by! Before we realized it, our school term had ended and we found it hard to sever friendships made in N. C. B. I. It was with willing and anxious hearts that we returned as Juniors, for now we felt that North Central Bible Institute was truly our spiritual home. During the summer months, members of the class had been engaged in assisting with Gospel work. Because of the great need which the fields presented, we felt God confirming His call upon our lives. And so as we entered school with the tug of the Spirit at our hearts, we determined to press into the depths of God's inspired Word. We desired His divine will to be worked out, and were confident that the only way to be at our best for our Master was to do as Paul wrote, HStudy to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Our course of study proved equally as interesting and inspiring as that of the first year. Day after day we listened to the hidden riches of God being unfolded to us by Spirit-tilled teachers, and we counted it a privilege to sit at Jesus' feet and to learn of Him. God's presence was in our midst continually and we found our wills conforming to His will as our lives were purified by God's refining process. Now, as members of the Senior Class, we are brought to the realization of the responsibility that rests upon those called of God. It has been a busy year but wonderful in which God' 3 power has been greatly manifested. Our hearts are saddened when we think of leaving North Central Bible Institute never to return again as students. Yet, there is a peace and joy in our souls because God has chosen us to go forth in the name of Jesus and point men and women to the Lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the world. Commencement has come. We feel indeed appreciative to our beloved Faculty for the encouraging words and tender instruc- tions of the past years. And now, as we receive our diplomas, we rededicate and recOnsecrate our lives unto Him who has commis- sioned us to HGo into all the world, and preach the Gospel to every creature . 8 DIRECTORS THE Board of Directors of N. C. B. I. con- sists of the members of the North Central Dis- trict Council presbytery and their far reach- ing Vision has been conducive to the ever in- creasing growth of our school. Their faith and courage in advancing the cause to Which the Lord has called them is an inspiration to all. We, as a senior class, sincerely extend to them our appreciation for their interest and prayers. . -WI-IO THEY ARE THE acme of every school's efficiency could not be reached Without a board of directors. A board endued With the wisdom of God is essential to the school's progress and advancement. . Each year the churches of the tull gospel movement of the North Central District Council elect such a board comprised of capable men in and out of the school Whose aim is to ever promote the interest of the school for the glory of the Lord. .4. A A MIRA. BOARD OF DIRECTORS . . . . F RANK I. LINDQUIST' President District Superintendent Pastor M innea poliS' Gospel Tabernacle Minneapolis, Minnesota IVAN O. MILLER Dean Assistant District Superintendent Minneapolis, Minnesota MAerN C. MILLER Secretary District Secretary Minneapolis, Minnesota: I2 E. ELSWORTH KROGSTAD District Presbyter Pastor W illmar Gospel Tabernacle Willmar, Minnesota OSCAR W. KLINGSHEIM District Presbyter Pastor Rochester Gospel Tabernacle , Rochester, Minnesota LUTHER SHERLUND District Presbyter Pastor St. Cloud Gospel Tabernacle St. Cloud, Minnesota ROY K. REED District Presbyter Paster Sherburn Gospel Tabernacle Sherburn, Minnesota . . . . BOARD OF DIRECTORS THE FACULTY. . . . . IN the faculty of North Central Bible Insti- tute are found the true qualities essential to an efficient teaching staff. Each member has proven his inestimable worth. Their godly influence is felt over the entire student body and in every department of school activity. There can be no more worthwhile calling than that of being instrumental in the shaping of Christian Character and personality. Our beloved faculty has well kept its Charge, maintaining this god-given gift of divine wisdom in imputinq Christ in every school department. . . . AND ITS INSPIRATION WE find the secret of Daniel's Victorious life in Daniel 6:10. He kneeled upon his knees three times a day, and prayed, and gave thanks before his God . Here then lies the secret of God's blessing on our school in the lives of our faculty members, who are found upon their knees interceding in behalf of North Central Bible Institute each school morning. FACULTY........ FRANK J . LINDQUIST President Doctrine, Divine H ealing, Pneumatics, M ethods in Evangeiism IVAN 0. MILLER Dean E pistles, English, Parliamentary Procedure, H ermeneutics ANNA E. FROLAND Supervisor of Women Etiquette MARVIN C. MILLER Old Testament Synthesis, Dispensational Truth, English, Prophecy, Polemics, Sunday School M ethods WILLIAM H. BOYLES ' Church History, History of Missions, Personal Evangelism, Pastoral Theology, Christian Evidences, Typology EMIL BALLIET Music, New Tes$ament Synthesis, Homiletics, Effective and Public Speaking, Chapel, Programs, Practical W ork OFFICE FORCE . . . . THE North Central Office Force consists of Rev. F. I. Lindquist, North Central District Superintendent, President of the school, and over-seer of the office department; Rev. Ivan Miller, Assistant District Superintendent, Dean of N . C. B. I. and official correspondent of the school; Rev. Marvin Miller, District Secretary, Editor of the Gospel Broadcast, and manager of the North Central Print Shop; Mr. Herbert Snyder, Treasurer of the school and of the North Central District; Miss Ruth McLeod is office secretary and head stenog- rapher; Miss Anna Froland assists in the mimeographing and notes department; Thomas Griffith acts in the capacity of ste- nographer and assistant of Rev. Lindquist and Rev. Ivan Miller; Melvin Iorgenson is assistant of Rev. Marvin Miller in the prepara4 tion of material for the Gospel Broadcast. . AND THEIR DUTIES THE Office is a busy place since the duties of its Force are many and varied. Besides taking care of all business connected With the North Central Bible Institute, it han- dles the business of the North Central District, of Lake Geneva Camp, of the Gospel Broadcast and of the North Central Print Shop. OFFICE FORCE . . HERBERT R. SNYDER Treasurer RUTH J . MCCLEOD 019566 S ecretary Stenographer THOMAS J . GRIFFITH Stenographer MELVIN J ORGENSON Stenographer !Ill l'r w Emmi ; ' $$ -' 1y 1; '41- . I..4'V : ,1M CHRISTIAN WARRIORS There is glory in a battle, But there's pain and hardship, too. Patriotism may inspire us With a will to dare and do When we see the marching sol- diers e When the Vict'ry seems assured. But the battle's not all glorious When we know what they've en- dured. When we see how they have suf- tered, F aced the toe with no retreat, Sang, although their hearts were heavy, To the tune of marching feet. Then we see 'twas not all glory, Not all easiness nor fun, But 'twas worth the price it cost them When the Victory was won. So the Class of thirty-seven, Volunteers in Christian War, Thinking not of gain or glory, Or of what the hardships are, Has enlisted in an army: All the chosen ones of God Who are ready to surrender All, and take the path He trod. For we know in Christ is Vict'ry 'And we're sure to win the fight If we follow our Commander Whether dark the days, or bright. So whatever lot befalls us Whether gain or whether loss, We will count it all as glory For our Saviour of the Cross. e Katherine Williams THE CLASS OF '37... A. Class is made up of many personalities and characters, all different and highly in- dividualized, each contributing his share to the spiritual good of the school. It is these personalities and characters that have been, for the past three years, in the process of moulding and development for a fruitful min- istry in the whitened harvest fields of our Lord. Each student knows, and he Will do well to remember, that though this is a culmination of three long years, it is just the entrance upon a life occupation, a point of time from Which succeeding years will surely be reck- oned. As men and women they will continue toincrease in the knowledge of the Scriptures and to develop those traits of Character Which have been moulded during their lives as students. These experiences as individu- als and as a class Will never be forgotten. . AND ITS RESPONSIBILITIES WE of the class of '37 acknowledge our debt to those who, with the eyes of faith, pierced the veil of years and of hindering circumstances, and saw that which did not yet appear e an institution in which young men and women might be equipped more fully to serve God and humanity. And we will not forget those who prayed and gave of their means to make that Vision a tangible thing. We cannot repay; but we can pledge that, by divine help, we shall keep that which is committed to our trust and make N. C. B. I. a credit to them and to the kingdom of Jesus Christ. SENIORS......... CARL CORNELIUS C lass President Crookston, Minnesota hKThat I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings? Phil. 3:10 WALTER STROM Class Vice-President Minneapolis, Minnesota t'That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his hsufferings, being made conformable unto his death? Phil. 3: 10 ROSELLA ALSTAD Class S ecretary Fergus Falls, Minnesota Isa. 40 :31 KATHERINE WILLIAMS Class Treasurer Egeland North Dakota iNow unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us. Eph. 3:20 26 hBut they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength? LEROY FINKE Student Council Member Sherburn, Minnesota Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have it entered into the heart of man, the things God hath prepared for them that love him? I Cor. 2 '9 GENEVA CZESKLEBA Student Council Member Port Edwards, Wisconsin i Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be than dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whitherso- ever thou goest? J osh. 1:9 EMMA HUTCHINSON Student Council M ember Poynette, Wisconsin iiCod is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psa. 46:1 LIALA COOKING President Missionary Society Fergus Falls. Minnesota iiThou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee? Isa. 26. 3 SENIORS. . . . ... VIVIAN ANDERSON Big Lake, Minnesota hhThefe is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit? Rom. 8:1 AMANDA BOLSTAD Tioga, North Dakota Tasting all your care upon Him; for he careth for you? I Pet. 5:7 RALPH BRUBAKER Crocus, North Dakota hhlf we walk in the light, as He is in the light, we have fellow- ship one with another? I John 1:7 . AUGUSTA DEHNEL Minneapolis, Minnesota hhThe Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want? Psa. 23:1 28 VIOLA DRINNEN Sioux F alls, South Dakota 'lF or I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believethf Rom. 1 :16 ESTHER ENGLUND Ironwood, Michigan W or the Lord God will help me; therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed? Isa. 50:7 GEORGE FLETCHER Rolette, North Dakota l7 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13 VERA FRANZEN Minneapolis, Minnesota llBut seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you? Matt. 6:33 29 SENIORS......... ORTWIN HANSON Frost, Minnesota hhHe that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things? Rom. 8:32 CARRIE JAGERSON Sherburn, Minnesota V am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me? Gal. 2:20 REINO J UHALA Buffalo, South Dakota nJesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever? Heb. 13:8 JOYE KENSMOE . McClusky, North Dakota 'hThey t'hat sew in tears shall reap in joy? Psa. 126 :5 3O EDNA KING - Bonesteel, South Dakota hhHe that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of- the Almighty? Psa. 91:1 VIRGEL LARSON Detroit Lakes, Minnesota thehvld, I say unto you, Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields; for they are white already unto the harvest? J ohn 4:35 STELLA LUND Silva, North Dakota hhln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths? Prov. 3:6 ANNA MARTENS Glasgow, Montana hhlf ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you? John 15:7 SENIORS......... F LORENCE MARTINI Homestead, Montana 14Fear not: far I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name 1-, thou art mine? Isa. 43'1 MONA BELLE MILLER Kansas City, Missouri thet the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in thy sight, 0 Lordi 9my strength and my edeemer? Psa.1 . '14 FAITH OLANDER Sioux Falls, South Dakota x0h that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful marks to the children of men!,, P'9.1 10 07:8 ARTHUR OT'TESON' Fergus Falls, Minnesota Behold; God is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song? Isa. 12 :2 32 AVA MAE PEDERSON J asper, Minnesota Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall hnd; knock, and it shall be opened unto you? Matt. 7:7 KATHRYN PHELPS Poynette, Wisconsin 11Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, that whatso- ever'ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you? John 15 16 RUTH RECTOR Grand Rapids, Michigan 1Th ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature? Mark 16:15 HELGA ROGNESS Clam Falls, Wisconsin nHe that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him? Psa. 126:6 33 SENIORS........ NIILO SEPPALA Buffalo, South Dakota 1iL65 us hold fast the profession of our faith without waver- ing; Nor he is faithful that promisedif Heb. 10:23 MARGARET BRAUN Crookston, Minnesota ihThou, therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christf, II Tim. 2 3 ELSIE SJOLA NDER Mora, Minnesota thut thanks be to God, which giueth us the vicfrry through our Lord Jesus Christ. I Cor.15'5 MINA STAYTON Great Falls, Montana 1cFear t'hou nor; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will uphold thee with4 the right hand of my righteousnessK Isa.411:0 34 MARGARET WANDREY Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin 20 taste and see that the Lord is good: blessed is the man that trusteth in him. ,, Psa. 34 8 HELLI TILUS Buffalo, South Dakota llBut my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Phil. 4:19 ALVINA TOMMERDAHL Detroit Lakes, Minnesota clWhat shall I render unto the Lord 6for all his benehts :12 towards me?,, Psa.1 RHODA TOUT Superior, Wisconsin VI will never leave thee nor forsake thee? Heb. 13:5 MARJORIE TRULIN Powers Lake, North Dakota nFor me to live is Christ, and to die is gain? Phil. 1:21 THE UNDER- CLASSMAN . . . . ALTHOUGH the Archive is essentially a Senior publication, the underclassmen, con- sisting of the Juniors and Freshmen, are an important factor in the complex life of the school and deserve recognition. The Juniors are the middle classmen, and it is they who are soon to receive the crown of seniorship e thus to set the example for the increasing numbers of yet unknown underclass students. The Freshmen are the first year class, and they Will soon receive their promotion to Juniorship. These classes, Juniors and Freshmen, have supported the Seniors in all projects Which have been put before them; and es- pecially the task of upholding the Archive. Great versatility is found in the Classes e singers, preachers, poets, artists, and musi- cians their talents consecrated to the Lord. . .AND THEIR IMPORTANCE THE greatest number of students and a considerable amount of talent lies in these lower classes. 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During this year, Polemics, the study of false doctrines, in connec- tion With the subject e Personal Evangelism was taught by Rev. Marvin C. Miller. The Friday class was devoted to the study of the subject of Epistles and was taught by Rev. Ivan Miller. FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY 1936 - 1937 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday,May 11, 1937 ttChristian Soldier? ttJESUS I MY CROSS HAVE TAKEN,, ............................. Mozart The Senior Class INVOCATION .................................... Rev. E. E. Krogstad ttARISE MY SOULn ........................................... W agner The Student Choir SALUTATORF-GOWS GREAT CHALLENGE ................ Arthur Otteson flESUS PLL BE TRUE, ........................................ Hatch Girlst Trio THE DAWNING DAY ................................ Emma Hutchinson ttAVE MARLW-Organ, Piano Duet ....................... Bach-Gounod Ava Mae PedersoneRuth McLeod HOLINEsseGODts GREAT REQUIREMENT ................. Elsie S jolander uDOMT GIVE UV ........................................... Gabriel Male Quartet VALEDICTORYHTHE ARMOUR OF GOD ..................... V irgil Larson OFFERTORY-JVFHE HEAVENS ARE TELLINGn .................... Haydn Student Orchestra HALLELUJAH CHORUS ...... . .- ........................... Handel The Student Choir AWARDING 0F DIPLOMAS .......................... Rev. F . J. Lindquist BENEDICTION ................................... Rev. Ivan 0. Miller CLASS MOTTO: ttWe Have Heard Thy Call, . . ...... , . .......... .. .. ...... . . . .................................... We Will Arise And Go? CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Silver and Blue The Rose CLASS SCRIPTURE: ttThe night isefar spent, the day is at hand : let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light? Romans 13 :12. MUSIC........Q. MAKE a joyful noise unto the Lord. Serve the Lord With gladness; come before His presence with singing. 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And so we pledge that by His grace And by the strength which He shall give, We'll tell the story everywhere That dying souls might hear and live. , ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS ONWARD, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war, With the cross of Jesus going on before; Christ, the royal Master, leads against the foe; Forward into battle, See, His banners go! Chorus: Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war, With, the cross of Jesus going on before. Like a mighty army moves the Church of God; Brothers, we are treading where the saints have trod; We are not divided, all one body we; One in hope and doctrine, One in charity. Onward, then ye people! Join our happy throng; Blend with us your voices in the triumph song; Glory, laud, and honor, unto Christ the King; This, thro' countless ages Men and angels sing. ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . STUDENT life at N . C. B. I. would be strangely incomplete Without the strengthening bond of organizations. Some of the organizations existing are the student council, the missionary society, and the practical work groups. These groups are not merely for entertainment but for the spiritual enrichment of the lives of the students. Beautiful memories of these gatherings shall spur them on to greater ministry after Bible School days are over. . . . . . IN SCHOOL LIFE BESIDES developing the talent of the students, practical work proves to be a blessing both to the students and to those to Whom they minister. The Student Council, a representative group of the stu- dents, help the faculty in conducting the school along Biblical lines. In the Missionary Band meetings, inspiration has been imparted and love for the souls of lost mankind deepened. Definite calls into God's harvest fields resulted as the needs have been presented of the lands beyond the sea. 30206an $9.5. lo 653235 nmmnmz .anobpmmimzom mmEoJB .gomnmiounm MEEM .MAoEmwNO mkrwnmmu .oxnmh kommj iSom Eunww .uamxxnnm 3930 Smxomuh Mgomz 5:9. B. :04 dommmwm cl $95.50 vSwwdum mm-H- ACHIVE STAFF ARTHUR OTTESON Business Manager KATHERINE WILLIAMS Assistant Business Manager VIRGEL LARSON Editor LEROY FINKE Assistant Editor ii: i iiiiigsgh t 3 gm? M! n m: w: m i 5i 3 1;! SH to right: Donald E son, Marjorie Truhn, Thomas Hollingsworth, Myrtle Nelson, Robert Brandt, Faith Olander, Melvin Jor- genson, Katherine Williams, Niilo Sppala, Marian Williams. Arthur Otteson, Business Manager, kneeling in front. GROUP leaders i1:i Archive contest. Left WINNERS MYRTLE NELSON,S group, winners of the 1937 Archive Contest. This group reached the highest number of points, 188. elvin Jorgensonis group reached second place with 183 points. Niilo Seppala's Group won third place with 175 points. The total number of Archives sold this year is 1200. NIILO SEPPALA, Margaret Braun, Myr- tle Nelson, Rhoda Tout, Melvin Jorgenson. They sold the most archives. Rhoda Tout sold 35 and received as first prize, a set of Dr. J . A. Seissr books Lectures on the Apocalypse? Second prize went to Niilo Seppala, who sold 34 Archives, a Cruden,s Complete Concordanceii. The remaining three each received a Smith,s Dictionary of the Bible for having sold more than 30 Archives. PRACTICAL WORK . . . . . . THE entire School participates in Practical Work. Within a week of the opening of Bible School, the whole student body is divided into groups corresponding to the number of meetings to be con- ducted each week. A leader and a speaker is then arranged for each of these groups as well as a definite place for the group to meet for the arranging of a program for the meeting to Which they are as- signed. Each group is composed of Seniors, luniors and F reshmen. This system makes for good fellowship as well as definite training for each student in regard to Public and Platform appearance. The speakers and leaders are changed each month, thus assuring all of the experience desired in Gospel work. The Bible Institute has each year conducted a Chapel of its own in some needy portion of the City. This year a mission called Glad Tidings Chapel was carried on at Lake and Second Streets. Meet- ings were held each night of the week for the duration of the School term. Beside the Glad Tidings Chapel, regular weekly meetings were conducted by groups of students in a number of the Salvation Army Corps in Minneapolis. We are happy to report that God has blessed the Practical Work Department in the development of the Students and best of all to the salvation of precious souls. MISSIONARY BANDS . . . . THE entire student body of North Central Bible Institute, divided into bands, comprise the Missionary Society. These bands are formed for the pur- pose of crystallizing the inter- est and prayers of students in the country with which they are most concerned. Correspondence with the Missionaries on the various fields of the world furnishes fresh impetus for definite prayer, and also enables the society to keep their fingers on the great pulse of both For- eign and Home Missionary work. Enthusiastic giving and earnest, definite prayer have been honored by God in that North Central Bible Institute expects to send its first Mis- sionaries to the Foreign fields very soon. 58 ' c a a I I six 2 .3 ii I 1' :3 Si: :53 it: RESULTS ON F OREIGN F IELDS . . LIMITED space on this page allows but few words and pictures concening the results of Missionary work on Foreign fields. In these few is enough information to bring joy to our hearts, and to cause us to pray the more earnestly for such a good work to go on, and on, till I esus comes for His own. Per- haps the Lord may say, HGO thou and do likewise . In the pictures at the right are seen Miss Helen Gustav- son With three native work- ers and a fine congregation of Chinese in front of their place of worship at Pu Chi, Shantung, China, a Baptis- mal Service in the Incomati River, Africa, and Mission- aries Mr. and Mrs. Austin Chawners and some of their workers in Mocambique, Africa. Below, at the left, is a picture of a large number of people in Poland Who have been converted to the Gospel of Christ and are now ready to be immersed in Water Bap- tism. Rev. Herbert G. Schmidt is standing at the extreme right of the picture. In the picture at the right, below, is Rev. Walter Erickson and some of the members of his fine assembly in Caraz, Peru, South America. i DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLS . . . . DAILY Vacation Bible Schools offer one of the greatest opportuni- ties for Christian service. The necessity of instilling God's Word in the hearts of the children can never be gainsaid. HTrain up a child in the way that he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6. No Sunday School should miss the opportunity for service that the Daily Vacation Bible School affords. In a school of three weeks duration, five days a week and three hours a day, there are forty- five hours, all of which can be devoted to teaching the fundamentals of Christian character and the need of a personal contact with God. Below, at the left, is a picture of the group of children who at- tended the school in charge of F aith Olander. At the right is a pic- ture of part of Ruth Rector's group. During the summer of 1936, several students of N. C. B. I. were very active in Daily Vacation Bible Schools in various parts of these central states. Five members of the Senior Class were among the several, namely: Marjorie Trulin, Faith Olander, loye Kensmoe, Amanda Bolstad, and Ruth Rector. Marjorie Trulin was engaged in this work for two weeks at Powers Lake, North Dakota, and two weeks at White Earth, North Dakota. Faith Olander had charge of a school at the East Side Gospel Tabernacle in Sioux F alls, South Dakota, with an attendance of sixty-four children. Joye Kensmoe conducted a school for one week at McClusky, North Dakota, with twenty children attending. Amanda Bolstad was engaged in a school for one week at Tioga, North Dakota. Ruth Rector was engaged in a school of two weeks duration, in the month of July, at Grand Rapids, Michigan, with sixty children attending. Eternity alone will reveal the ultimate good that ha: been aromfl'shod if: such work. SOCIAL LIF E OF THE SCHOOL . . . . THE bell has rung and from various parts of the building scamper- ing feet hurry their way down to the Freshman Room. tiCome and Dine echoes up the halls, calling those who are late. The blessing is asked and the students pass by the loaded tables to receive their eatables in cafeteria style. It's Friday at N. C. B. I. - the Social Hour has begun; once more students, faculty, and Visitors are enjoying fellowship around an imaginary table. Soon everyone is satisfied and the program begins. Reports of Victory from Visiting alumni who have come in from their field of labor, gladden our hearts. Evangelists, pastors, and missionaries inspire and encourage us iito press on toward the mark for the prize . Powderhorn Park offers wonderful opportunities for recreation and helps to relieve the mental and physical strain from a week of hard study and work. During the winter, spare moments find the student racing around the skating rink on Powderhorn Lake. The warm spring weather turns the park into a beauty spot of nature e green hills and trees - the lake with its little green island. In different parts of the park some are playing tennis or kitten-ball, e some are sitting down by the banks of the lake. After a wonderful year of school we find that, Hit. we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship one with another and the blood of Jesus Christ, His Son, cleanseth us from all sin . We praise God for that blessed tie and fellowship that binds our hearts in Christian love and leaves us with memories to be remembered long after school is over. TAKE all five of us on that picture - Hey, flks! Come on up here - Something 15 going on out in the street a Let 5 play some games - Wait a minute! Brother Miller is taking our picture a Well, if you want to take our picture we 11 go out into the street and pose for you -- The bell has rung, but we 11 stop for one more snap if you want it a Take just us girls - We all room at the same place, and we re just about to have some dinner, but we ll pose for you a Want a picture of the Men 5 Trio? Just a second till we get fixed on this bench a We got our heads together, now take the picture - We re all ready to go home now, just waiting for the street car a Nice pose,A1ice. FOUR happy girls - A nurse, and now a Bible student -- Two chartered busses took us for a visit to the Ford Plant in Saint Paul -- Rev. and Mrs. Christian Hild and some of their converts - A preachefs daughter poses, Paul- ine Hurst - Niilo's happy about something o Stand still, you three, while we get your pic- ture - And now we,ll get you two girls o Here are the Snyders o All three of us are from De- troit Lakes - Ch, don,t take our pictures while we are perched here - Margaret and Margaret o Herets now Naomi and Mona will appear in campaign work - We're going skating - Skat- ing is lot's of fun. THE faculty and student members of N. C. B. I. hold their annual picnic on the last Friday of the school year. Here are several pictures of activities at the picnic. Foot-racing, tug-of- war, kitten-ball, tennis, hand ball, tree-climb- ing, posing for pictures, and eating a grand picnic lunch help to make up the fun of the day. SPIRITUAL LlF E OF THE SCHOOL . . . . ONE of the greatest assets to a training in N. C. B. l. is the con- tinual spirit of prayer that prevails over the school. Not soon shall be forgotten the many days when God saw fit to Visit the school, not only with mercy drops, but with real showers of blessing. Books were laid aside, Classes, and study periods were devoted to prayer. God answered with real deluges, resulting in many infillings of the Holy Spirit, according to the pattern in Acts 2:4, calls to various fields, and inspiration and refreshment for every hungry seeker. Each morning school is opened with a chapel service, selected students participating in the singing, playing, and preaching. Be- fore going to their respective classes, the students kneel in prayer and invoke God's blessing for the day. Even as daily bread satisfies the physical being, so that daily fresh manna satisfies and strengt- ens the spiritual being. Besides the precious visitations of God's spirit in the school, there have been wonderful privileges of sitting under the ministry of missionaries, and evangelists from all parts of the United States - and foreign countries. The messages of these godly men and women have been in- spirational, instilling in the hearts of the students, the determina- tion to carry on in the face of hardships and seeming failures as they have experienced on the fields of labor for the Master. VISITING Ministers whom we had the pleasure of hear- ing during the school year of 1936-1937. DR. J. N. HOOVER Santa Cruz, California HIRAM BROOKS Song Director for Dr. Hoover Springfield, Missouri DR. OTTO J. KLINK Opa Locka, Florida EVANGELIST GEORGE HAYES Houston, Texas T. L. BROOKS Song Director for Evangelist Hayes MISSIONARIES who Visited the school during the school year of 1936-1937, and told us of the work of the Lord in foreign fields. REV. PAUL B. PETERSON President R. E. E. M. Chicago, Illinois REV. H. B. GARLOCK Missionary to Gold Coast, Africa REV. PAUL S. RAHNEFF Field Secretary R. E. E. M. Sohz, Bulgaria EVANGELIST IRMA MILLER Missionary to Brazil, S. A. REV. C. AUSTIN CHAWNER Mocambigue, Africa REV. HOWARD OSCOOD Yunan Province, China MRS. HOWARD Oscoon Yunan Province, China 67 AN etching showing the location of the new home of North Central Bible Institute, Elliot Avenue Same as' Ninth Avenue Southl between Ninth Street South and East Fourteenth Street, facing beautiful Elliot Park. 7 . . ??Uf' I 00000 .. SOUTH ' . '. , .54 .- - s ., - m.f-n ' . qn - 3 . . . . g - ':' V . . . ' e 'I . A xx -: V' C? 3A5 .' - xxx w. ' w . X X x ' E .y 'FOUKTEiNTH - 3TRE.E.T ' EASTV . l $ m r F W ' AVENUE, - NINTH - TENTH 0E LEVENTfi -F1FTEENTH . STREET . EAST 7 F WF THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS MINNEAPOLIS is now the fifteenth largest city in the nation. Steady progress has marked its advancement from a sawmill to a metropolis of nearly half a million. The popula- tion has never failed to gain 22 percent or more in any U. S. Census decade. Students of North Central Bible Institute work in many of the finest homes in the city of Minneapolis. Many young men and women would not be able to attend any Bible School if it were not for the fact they can work and thus support them- selves while attending school. During the past school year Minneapolis has provided work for North Central Bible In- stitute students in the aggregate sum of twenty-five thousand dollars. Minneapolis' beautiful buildings, parks, drives, lakes are not surpassed by those of any city of the world. No other city has eleven lakes within its city limits. The Parkway system of the city is valued at $60,000,000.00. It comprises 143 parks Covering 5,232 acres and hundreds of playgrounds and athletic fields. There is one acre of park property for . every ninety-two residents. This progressive city With its Wide streets, fine homes, beautiful parks and lakes, thirty- story buildings is surrounded by the pine woods and resort country of the Land of 10,000 Lakes. MINNEAPOLIS, City of Lakes, and Gateway to the Land of 10,000 Lakes, from the air. The three lakes in the pic- ture are beautiful Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, and Lake Harriet. MINNEHAHA FALLS, historic spot known to ev- ery school child in Amer- ica from the study of Henry Wadsworth Longfellows' poem, HThe Song of Hia- watha . Above the falls is the statue of HHiawatha and Minnehaha . LOOKING down on Min- neapolis shopping district, while conventioners march on Nicollet Avenue. DISTINCTIVE bridges span the Mississippi River, connecting the Twin Cities, Minneapolis and Saint PauL A BEAUTY spot on the edge of the business dis- trict. MINNEAPOLIS INSTI- TUTE OF ARTS is known as one of America's great- est museums. Representa- tive examples of the world's best art are contained in the fifty exhibition galler- ies, and thus comprise one of the best collections in the country. STATEMENT BY THE COMMITTEE ON INSTITUTIONS . . . . THE North Central Bible Institute, an institution for the training of young men and women for the Christian ministry in the homeland and foreign fields, operated by the North Central District Council of the Assemblies of God and located at Minneapolis, Minnesota, was, during the month of January, 1936, visited and inspected by the committee on institutions sent out by the General Council of the Assemblies of God for the purpose of fostering a move to standard- ize the Bible schools of the fellowship. This school was found by us to be a well organized institution, being supervised and directed by a very efficient faculty. The courses taught and the credits given were very much in line with and according to the standard of the Central Bible Institute of Springfield, Missouri. The arrangement effected with the Minneapolis tabernacle con- gregation to use their spacious new. brick Church edifice tor the housing of the school was very pleasing to the committee, and the building seemed to be quite adequate for the taking care of the present school needs. The committee was also quite favorably impressed with the op- portunity afforded for student employment in the city of Minne- apolis, which seemed to make it quite possible for many students to attend who might otherwise be unable to do so. The student body, at the time of our Visit there, consisted of one hundred and seventy of what seemed to us to be of the finest type of young men and women, forty-five of whom were of the graduat- ing class of that school term. An expression by Brother F. I. Lindquist, president, together with other faculty members, was to the effect that, should the com- mittee have suggestions as to possible advancement or improve- ment in the manner of conducting the school, they would be glad to receive them and endeavor to act accordingly. With Rev. F. I. Lindquist, president, and teachers and other officials, in the persons of Rev. I. 0. Miller, Rev. M. C. Miller, Rev. E. A. Balliet, Rev. W. H. Boyles and Miss Anna Froland, constituting such an efficient faculty, with the convenient housing facilities of the school, with their well-rounded-out curriculum, and with Close supervision of the fine student body by the Rev. I. 0. Miller, dean of men, and Miss Anna Froland, supervisor of women, this school should give, to the world Biblically intelligent, morally sound Spirit- ually embedded young ministers which would help hold in check the on-approaching tide of spiritual wickedness of the last day, and do much to assist in evangelizing the world as Jesus tarries. REV. E. l. BRUTON REV. FRED VOGLER REV. G. F. LEWIS Committee on Institutions R AA . w?awdki e : $411! ztfi-LW , w x lawman ,yWe:A'4C-7M.x.mw' v .n. r :- HM .' V , .n,.. 9 MMM w V h ' N422; 1., gymwv-wv-v 1,14 63.2; rx- q; vv:?,IUZ,. v 9 d4 J4: ??,j and MM 22 e m k?! 2414392?! ' . 15W ROSTER1936-1937 75 Seniors Alstad, Rosella ................... Fergus Falls, Minn. Lund, Stella ..................... . . . .Silva, No. Dak. . Anderson, Vivian ................... Big Lake, Minn Martini, Florence .................. Homestead, Mont. Bolstad, Amanda .................... Tioga, No. Dak. Miller, Mona Belle .................... Barclay, Kan. Braun, Margaret ................... Crookston, Minn. Olander, Faith ................. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Brubaker, Ralph ................ Rock Lake, No. Dak. Otteson, Arthur ....................... Dalton, Minn. Cornelius, Carl .................... Crookston, Minn. Pederson, Ava Mae .................... Jasper, inn. Cocking, Liala ................... Fergus F alls, Minn. Phelps, Kathryn ....... '. .............. Poynette, Wis. Czeskleba, Geneva ............... Port Edwards, Wis. Rector, Ruth ................... Grand Rapids, Mich. Dehnel, Augusta ................. Minneapolis, Minn. Rogness, Helga ...................... Shawano, Wis. Drinnen, Viola ................. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Seppala, Niilo ..................... Buffalo, So. Dak. Englund, Esther. ................... Ironwood, Mich. Sjolander, Elsie ........................ Mora, Minn. Finke, LeRoy ....................... Sherburn, Minn. Stayton, Mina .................... Great Falls, Mont. Franzen, Vera ................... Minneapolis, Minn. Strom, Walter ................... Minneapolis, Minn. Hanson, Ortwin ................... . ..... Frost, Minn. Tilus, Helli. ....................... Buffalo, So. Dak. Hutchinson, Emm'a .................... Poynette, Wis. Tommerdahl, Alvina ............. Detroit Lakes, Minn. Iagerson, Carrie ................... Sherburn, Minn. Tout, Rhoda ......................... Superior, Wis. Iuhala, Reino ...................... Buffalo, So. Dak. Trulin, Marjorie ............... Powers Lake, No. Dak. Kensmoe, Joye .................. McClusky, No. Dak. Wandrey, Margaret. ................. Wautona, Wis. King, Edna ...................... Bonesteel, So. Dak. Williams, Katherine ............... Egeland, No. Dak. Larson, Virgel. . ................ Detroit Lakes, Minn. Juniors Adamson, Floyd ................. Vermillion, So. Dak. ones, Beulah .................... Comertown, Mont. Anderson, Walter ................. Grand View, Wis. Kensinger, VeOra .................. Cando, No. Dak. Bakke, Sigrid ...................... Union, No. Dak. Kingsriter, George ................ Paynesville, Minn. Benson, Emil .................... Fergus Falls, Minn. Krans, Milton ........................ Glidden, Wis. Blount, Theron ........................ Portage, Wis. Korfe, Sylvia ....................... Windom, Minn. Brandt, Robert ...................... Perth, No. Dak. Krueger, Cecilia ..................... Glidden, Wis. Burhrow, Harvey ....................... Berlin, Wis. Kvamme, Mercedes ................ Red Lodge, Mont. Burger, Edward ................ Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Larson, Dorothy ..................... Shawano, Wis. Burkhart, Gladys ................... Cando, No. Dak. Lathe, Dorothy .................... Grand View, Wis. Crump, Alice ......................... Pittsfield, Ill. Lupnitz, Violet ........................ Moran, Mich. Dahl, Norma .................. . . .Dawson, Minn. Mikkelson, Lois ...................... Delphia, Mont. Davis, Jean ....................... Livingston, Mont. Moody, Carol .................... Minneapolis, Minn. Danielson, Agnes ................... St. James, Minn. Mollgaard, Lillis Mae ............ Vermillion, So. Dak. Danly, Sylinda ................... Bismarck, No. Dak. Nelson, Myrtle .................. Detroit Lakes, Minn. Dascher, Erma. . . . . . . .......... abasha, Minn. Niles, Ralph ......................... Mauston, Wis. DeIarlais, Isabelle. . . . ........ Minneapolis, Minn. Opsal, Avis ...................... Sisseton, So. Dak. Doran, Chester. . . . . . .......... Sioux Pass, Mont. Oxentenko, George ................... Kief, No. Dak. Ferguson, Ruth ........... . . .Minneapolis, Minn. Roosendaal, Robert ..................... Pease, Minn. Frey, Ruth ...................... Moorhead, inn. Strese, Dorothy ................... Rosemount, Minn. Frickey, Naomi ....... . ......... Oberlin, Kansas Sjelen, Ruth ..................... Maple Lake, Minn. Froland, Bertha. . . ............... Alexandria, Minn. Strauman, Anna ..................... Superior, Wis. Griffith, Thomas. . . . ........... Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Taylor, Melba ...................... Ironwood, Mich. Haack, Gertrude ............. . .Battle Creek, Iowa Titus, Belva ..................... Bonesteel, So. Dak. Henders, Lloyd .................. .Ranger, No. Dak. Toycen, Irene .................... New Auburn, Wis. Holter, Esther. . . . . ............. Columbus, No. Dak. Wahl, Irene ........................... Barron, Wis. Houk, Gerald. . . . ..... . ..... . . .. .Regal, Minn. Wagner, Paul ................... Clearfield, So. Dak. Iohns, Eunice ...................... Ironwood, Mich. Yocum, Mary .......................... Marietta, Ill. Freshmen Adamson, Harold ............... Vermillion, So. Dak. Corbett, Alice ......................... Toledo, Ohio Anderson, Florence ........... Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Davis, Ardyce ..................... Donaldson, Minn. Anderson, Harvey ................. Sisseton, So. Dak. Deason, Albert .................. Granite Falls, Minn. Barness, Harold ....................... Barron, Wis. Demmer, Ethel. ........................ Dent, Minn. Black, Erma .......................... St. Louis, Mo. Demmer, Iva ........................... Dent, Minn. Brandt, Durard ...................... Perth, No. Dak. Detjens, Lillian ..................... Erma, No. Dak.. Brown, Lela ..................... Elbow Lake, Minn. Dubbels, Harold ....................... Askov, Minn. Brown, Nola. . .................. Elbow Lake, Minn. DuMarce, Margaret ............. Brownsvalley, Minn. Brubaker, Donald ................. Crocus, No. Dak. Dumke, Agnes. ..................... Underhill, Wis. Buck, Ruth. . . ................... Arlington, S. D. Erickson, George. ................. Crookston, Minn. Carlblom, Lorraine ............... Minneapolis, Minn. Fisher, Grace .................... Grenora, No. Dak. Carlson, Sanford ...................... ells, Minn. Flaherty, Harvey. ................... Lucas, So. Dak. Chaoman, Naomi. . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . , .Rochester, Minn. F ransen, Esther ................... Comertown, Mont. Chenney, Violet. .................. .Melrose, Minn. Gillingham, Lucile. . . . . . . . . .. . .Richland Center, Wis. Cole, Melba ....................... Fairhaven, Minn. Haarstad, Viola ................... olumbus, , . Cole, Milo ........................ Fairhaven, Minn. Halstead, Loretta .................... Brainerd, Minn. Cook, Lorraine .................. .Wells, Minn. Hawk, Edythe. .................. Lake Wilson, Minn. Higley, Carol ...................... Sherburn, Minn. Hollingsworth, Thomas. . . . . . . . . . . .Meckling, So. Dak. Huisinga, Dorothy ................... Willmar, Minn. Hurst, Pauline ..................... Painsville, Minn. Johnson, Dorothy ..................... Benson, Minn. Iorgenson, Melvin .................. Crookston, Minn. Kiemele, Edna ................... Bismarck, No. Dak. Kingsriter, Orrin .................. Paynesville, Minn. Klapel, Carl ...................... Fort Ripley, Minn. Krueger, Opal ...................... Willmar, Minn. Kruse, Hazel ....................... Watertown, Wis. Larson, Melvin ................... Cambridge, Minn. Lee, Evelyn .......................... Benson, Minn. Leek, William ..................... Saint Paul, Minn. Lewis, Norine ........................ Anoka, Minn. Long, Willis ........................ Brainerd, Minn. Mathon, Vernon .................. Maple Lake, Minn. McKinnis, Alice .................... Roundup, Mont. Magnuson, Ben .................. Minneapolis, Minn. Magnuson, Inez ..................... aley, No. Dak. Mortenson, Wallace ............... Grenora, No. Dak. Nelson, Alfred. ................. Detroit Lakes, Minn. Nordby, Frank ...................... Willmar, Minn. Olson, Gladys ..................... St. Cloud, Minn. Otteson, Olga ........................ Dalton, Minn. Palanuk, Stella ................... Bismarck, No. Dak. Peterson, Virgil ..................... lark, So. Dak. Portinga, Ruth ....................... Willmar, Minn. Price, Erma ......................... Wyocena, Wis. Rector, Florence ................ Grand Rapids, Mich. Rocheleau, Lorena ............... Oak errace, Minn. Schwilk, Ida ......................... Glidden, Wis. Scharnberg, Clayton ............... Rosholt, So. Dak. Shaw, Pearl ...................... Gregory, So. Dak. Schultz, Ida ....................... Milwaukee, Wis. Torgerson, Thelon ..................... Watson, Wis. Turner, Florence. . . . . . . . . . ...... Vermillion, So. Dak. Wahl, Jonathan ........................ Barron, Wis. ead, Lloyd ................... Rapid City, So. Dak. Wendt, Mr. Elmer ................. Sleepy Eye, Minn. Wendt, Mrs. Elmer ................ Sleepy Eye, Minn. Williams, Marion .................. Egeland, No. Dak. Woods, Wesley ..................... Tioga, No. Dak. Special Studen ts Andrews, Jack ................... Bismarck, No. Dak. Christian, Irene ................ Turtle Lake, No. Dak. Coxe, Elizabeth ................... New Brocton, Ala. Edson, Donald ...................... Moifit, No. Dak. Johnson, Alyce ................... Grenora, No. Dak. LeRoy, Mr. Frank .............. Underwood, No. Dak. LeRoy, Mrs. Frank .............. Underwood, No. Dak. Morris, Dorothy ................... Rock Rapids, Iowa Rosen, Edward ..................... Verndale, Minn. Vasilicos, Benita ................. Minneapolis, Minn. Alumni 1936 Axtell, Frances ........................ Valier, Mont. Barrett, Robert ................. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Blick, Thomas ...................... El onte, Calif. Branvold, Stella ....................... Racine, Wis. Burger, Lawrence ............... Vermillion, So. Dak. Carlblom, Gladys ................ Minneapolis, Minn. Crookshank, Reatis ................ Maritevido, Minn. Dobson, Dorotha. ................ Minneapolis, Minn. Geske, David ....................... Mankato, Minn. Grothans, Ada ..................... Rochester, Minn. Hild, Paul .......................... Fargo, No. Dak. Jacobson, Martha ...................... Racine, Wis. Johnson, Helga Mrs. D. Johnsom Lake Nebagamon, Wis. inneapolis, Minn. . .. . .Paynesville, Minn. Kensinger, David ................ Kingsriter, Harland. . . . . . . . . . Klapel, Elda ..................... Minneapolis, Minn. Klapel, Millie .................... Minneapolis, Minn. Kruger, Lorraine ..................... Oshkosh, Wis. Lantz, Phoebe .................... Great Falls, Mont. Larson, Lester ................... Minneapolis, Minn. Lawyer, Mildred .................... Camp Point, I11. Martinson, Effie .................... Princeton, Minn. Martini, Elma ..................... Homestead, Mont. McCasland, Margaret Mrs. I. Geskey .Mankato, Minn. Miller, Carrie Mrs. Geo. SkareD. . . .Livingston, Mont. Alumni1935 Axtell, Lucille ......................... Valier, Mont. .Valier, Mont' Barger, Genevieve Mrs. C. Conkliny .Huron, So. Dak. Axtell, Tillie . ....................... Barger, Winnifred .............. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Blick, Ada ....................... Crocker, So. Dak. Brenden, Arne .................. Columbus, No. Dak. Busch, Charles ..................... Menahga, Minn. Carlson, Robert ........................ Chicago, Ill. Conklin, Claude .................... Huron, So. Dak. Crump, Mary ......................... Pittsfield, Ill. Crump, Ruth .......................... Pittsfield, Ill. Culver, Mildred ...................... Carlinville, Ill. Curtis, Lyle ......................... Poynette, Wis. Duffy, Ferne. ...................... Cando, No. Dak. Erickson, Myrtle Mrs. Marvin Flater . .Crookston, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Foster, Mildred ....................... Ellis, So. Dak. Frederick, Ada Mae. ............ Rapid City, So. Dak. F lessing, Lillian .................. Moeller, Velma. .................... Hettinger, N. D. Mock, Henry ..................... Yankton, So. Dak. Movchan, Anna .................. Minneapolis, Minn. Ojala, Norma .................... Minneapolis, Minn. Olson, Kenneth ................ Powers Lake, No. Dak Paulson, Arthur ..................... Fargo, No. Dak. Platt, LaVeIne Mrs. I. Davm .......... Madison, Wis. Rawdon, Agnes .................... Keewatini, Minn. Reddick, Mary ......................... Quincy, Ill. Sanders, Ann .................... Walhalla, No. Dak. Skaret, George .................... Livingston, Mont. Stiles, Henry .................... Minneapolis, Minn. Storlie, Edith ................... Osnabrock, No. Dak. angmo, Harold. ., .................. Lakeview, Minn. Waid, Earl. ..................... Minneapolis, Minn. Washburn, Edna ................... Rochester, Minn. Werner, Ella ....................... Fairfax, So. Dak. Westlund, Evelyn ................... Tioga, No. Dak. Wilson, Rita ..................... Minneapolis, Minn. Gruneich, Edwin .................... Fargo, No. Dak. Hudson, Edna .......................... Quincy, Ill. Jackson, Wayne ...................... Ellis, So. Dak. Jess, Freda ........................... Havre, Mont. Kooima, Frances ...................... Jasper, Minn. Miller, Helen .......................... Chicago, Ill. Nordstrom, Bertha ................ Minneapolis, Minn. Noel, Emma ....................... Cando, No. Dak. Olander, Rosalyn. .............. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Otteson, Ruth .................... Minneapolis, Minn. Pederson, Marie .................... lama, No. Dak. Peterson, Esther .................... Princeton, Minn. Strom, Irene ........................ Tioga, No. Dak. Wellbrock, Alma .................. Saint Paul, Minn. Welter, Gladys ................. Park River, No. Dak. Westxand, Myrtle CMIS. V. Olsonf . .Minneapolis, Minn. Williams, Harriet ................. inneapolis, Minn. Zimmerman, Elmer .................... Pequot, Minn. 76 Alumni 1934 Lindblad, Edna ...................... Hawkins, Wis. Martinson, Thelma iMrs. H. Iohnsoni. . . .Duluth, Minn. Nelson, Marvin ................. Rapid City, So. Dak. Niles, Elmer ...................... Barnesville, Minn. Olson, Gladys iMrs. R. Whitei .......... Omaha, Neb. psal, anda .................... Barnesville, Minn. Peck, Mervin ..................... Great Falls, Mont. Podruchny, Alice ...................... Max, inn. Ramey, Gwendolyn Meckling, So. Dak. Ramsay, Jean iMrs. nHarold Carlblomi Minneapolis, Minn. Ramsberg, Palma. .................. Lakefield, Minn. Stohl, Vivian ..................... Minneapolis, Minn. Alumni 1933 Anderson, Lawrence ..... , ......... Crosby, No. Dak. Ashley, Virginia ................. Minneapolis, Minn. Bitner, Mattie iMrs. g2. Iohnsoni ....... Washburn, Wis. Brett, Bernice iMrs.E.Ni1esL. Barnesville, Minn. Carlblom, Harold ................ Minneapolis, Minn. Dawes, Ray ................. . ....... Kimball, inn. Flater, Marvin ..................... Crookston, Minn. Gage, Louise iMrs. Paul Schiewekiu Rider, Nb. Dak. Herrigstad, arrie ................. Sisseton, So. Dak. Hommedahl, Ida. ................ Minneapolis, Minn. Jenny, Elice ...................... Delmont, So. Dak. Johnson, Ruth ........................ Hawkins, Wis. Leitzke, Herbert ...................... Augusta, Wis. Adamson, Earl ....................... Wall, So. Dak. Beem, larence . . . . . . . . . . ..,Bonesteel So. Dak. Burlingham, Phyllis ............... White Bear, Minn. Cory, Franklin ....................... Webster, Wis. roland, Anna ................... Minneapolis, Minn. Griepp, Frank. ..................... Marshall, Minn. Griepp, Herbert .................. New London, Wis. Hagaemeister, Herman ............... Mankato, Minn. Henningsen, Dorothy iMrs. H. Hagaemeisteri Mankato Henningsen, Bernice . ..Williston, No. Dak. 77 Jacobson, Leona .................... Hecla, So. Dak. Jensen, Alta ................... Lake Andes, So. Dak. Johnson, Mildred 1-EM1:5. M. KimbalD Langiord, So. Dak. Lamb, Ivis iMrsJ-X .MoiriH . New Deal, Mont. Olson, 01 g.a .................. Kalleberger, Sweden Ramsberg, Stella ................... Lakeiield, Minn. Stains, Zelma ................... Aberdeen, So. Dak. Syverson, Joseph ..................... Benson, inn. Timm, o n ......................... Comfrey, Minn. MW GOD BLESS YOU! FRAZEE FULL GOSPEL CHAPEL Paul Hild, Evangelist Remember Graduates: Don't Give Up - Keep Prayed Up - Keep F ired Up - and Soon We'll Go Up! CHRISTIAN GREETINGS To the Class of 1937 from Chateau Gospel Tabernacle Chateau, Montana and GREETIN T THE SENI R LA S . . GS 3121937 0 C S Fa1rf1eld Gospel Tabernacle Powers Lake Gospel Tabernacle Fauheld, Montana Pastors: Powers Lake, North Dakota GEORGE HENRY SKARET L. Jorgenson '- Pastors - K. Olson CARRIE MILLER SKARET HURON GOSPEL TABERNACLE HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA Services: Sunday ............ 9:45 a. m. Tuesday ............. 8:00 p. m. 11:00 a. m. Friday ............... 8:00 p. In. 7:45 p. m. CLAUDE CONKLIN, Pastor H. GENEVIEVE CONKLIN, Co-Pastor THE NEW HOME OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE on Elliot Ave. between 9th Street So. and East 14th Street, Minneapolis, Minn. A Full Gospel School for the training of Young Men and Young Women for the Christian Ministry, both in the Home Field and Foreign Lands Write for Free Catalogue 78 BETHEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH AN D The Christ Ambassadors SISSETON, SOUTH DAKOTA Congratulates the Class of 1937 God Bless You Richly Sunday School Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship ......... 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic .............. 8:00 p. m. Wednesday C. A.'s ....... 8:00 p. m. Friday Children's Service. . 7:00 p. m. Friday Bible Study ........ 8:00 p. m. We welcome you to our services Rev. A. A. Anderson, Pastor ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH COMPLIMENTS OF 213 9th Street North Great Falls, Montana Evangelist GEORGE HAYES and Music Director TASKAR L. BROOKS We extend our Congratulations to the Faculty and to the Class of 1937 Home Address: 1105 Kern Street Houston, Texas F. G. FRANK, Pastor WESLEY R. HURST, Pastor PAYNESVILLE, MINNESOTA, Box 532 PAYNESVILLE GOSPEL TABERNACLE Welcome to 6111 Visiting brefhren SERVICES Sunday Wednesday . Sunday School ........... 9:45 a. m. Prayer Meeting ........... 8:00 p. m. Morning Worship ......... 11:00 a. m. Friday Evangelistic Service ....... 8:00 p. m. Christ's Ambassadors ...... 8:00 p. m. ' BEST WISHES TO THE COMPLIMENTS GRADUATING CLASS of FARGO GOSPEL TABERNACLE Richard R. Carmichael Adele Carmichael Pastor Evangelist Morning Worship ................. 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evangelistic Service. . .. . . . . 7:30 p. m. Midweek Praise Service. . . . . . . , . . . . 7:30 p. m. Friday Prayer .................... 8:00 p. m. Sunday School ................... 9:45 a. In. Christ Ambassadors ............... 6:00 p. m. The PORTAGE GOSPEL TABERNACLE W. Cook Street at Wisconsin PORTAGE, WISCONSIN LAWRENCE N. OLSON, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO N. C. B. 1. from Dallas and Hillsdale Assemblies DALLAS AND HILLSDALE, WISCONSIN REV. 1. VERNON CARDIFF, Pastor 79 HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1937! WILLMAR GOSPEL TABERNACLE 11A live church with a live message 5th Street and Minnesota Avenue Willmar, 'Minnesota Sunday School ........... 9:30 a. m. Tuesday Prayer Meeting. . . 8:00 p. m. Devotional ............... 10:45 a. 111. Wednesday, Outstations. . . 8:00 p. m. Evangelistic .............. 7:45 p. m. Friday, C. A.'s ........... 8:00 p. m. E. ELSWORTH KROGSTAD, Pastor Compliments of the Sunday School Preparing future students for N. C. B. I. ROCHESTER GOSPEL TABERNACLE 311 FOURTH STREET, 3. E. O. W. Klingsheim, Pastor County Jail Service ............... 9:00 a. m. Sunday School ................... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship. . . .' ............. 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Service ............... 7:30 a. m. Prayer Service Tuesday ............ 8:00 p. m. Y. P. Service Friday ............... 8:00 p. m. You Are Always Welcome at CONGRATULATIONS! SENIORS TheTABERNACLE REV. L. WESLEY IAEGER Richmond, California CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES! FERGUS FALLS GOSPEL TABERNACLE FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA BARTLETT PETERSON, Pastor Broadcasting KGDE -- 1200 Kilocycles Tuesday through Saturday 9 8:00 to 8:30 a. m. Sunday 9 9:00 to 9:45 a. m. MECKLING GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rev. F. R. Gottwald, Pastor Services: Sunday School ............................... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worhsip ............................ 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening: C. A. Service ................ 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic ....... ' ........... 8:00 p. m. Rev. G ottwal d Tuesdays and Thursdays ...................... 8:00 p. m. EO COMPLIMENTS to the 1937 SENIORS ALEXANDRIA GOSPEL TABERNACLE W. A. MORKEN, Pastor MIDWAY GOSPEL TABERNACLE MORAN, MICHIGAN A. D. JOHNSON, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Sunday School ................... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship ................. 1 1:00 a. m. BRAINERD Christ Ambassador ................ 7:00 p. m. GOSPEL TABERNACLE Evening Worship ................. 8:00 p. m. REV. WALLACE ROSS, Pastor Midweek Prayer, Wednesday ....... 8:00 p. m. SAINT PAUL GOSPEL TEMPLE Corner of Holly Avenue and MacKubin Street SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA REV. W. H. BOYLES, Pastor Sunday Services : Sunday School ........... 9. 45 a. m. Worship ................. 11:00 a. m. Evangelpistic .............. 7:30 p. m Weeknight ServiceS' . Tuesday ................. 8:00 p. m. Thursday ................ 8:00 p. m. Lively Singing - Full Gospel Preaching Orchestra Music - Special Singing With best wishes and prayers for every GRADUATE STUDENT THE MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rev. F. I. Lindquist, Pastor 81 HGiving no offense in anything, that the ministry be not blamed. - 1 Cor. 6:3 CHRISTIAN GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1937 NORTHWEST BIBLE INSTITUTE East 69th and 8th Avenue N. E. Seattle, Washington BEST WISHES FROM THE WINNING GROUP 01- THE 1937 ARCHIVE CONTEST MYRTLE NELSON, Leader Number of Archives sold by Group - 188 Grace Fischer Emma Hutchinson Isabelle Dejarlais Myrtle Nelson Harvey Anderson Esther Englund Elmer Wendt Jean Davis George Kingsriter Dorothy Johnson Edward Burger Dorothy Strese Florence Rector Beulah ones Helga Rogness Esther Holter Lucille Gillingham Lillis Mollgaard THE NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL EXTENDS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 01- N. C. B. I. 1937 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES GOD BLESS YOU! 82 CONGRATULATIONS ! SENIORS FREMON T TABERNACLE REV. RUSSEL 1-1. OLSON, Pastor Fremont at 25th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota . WISHING GOD'S BLESSING ON COMPLIMENTS THE CLASS OF 1937 THE GOSPEL BROADCAST FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE MILES CITY, MONTANA W. P. IONES, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE SECOND PLACE WINNER OF THE 1937 ARCHIVE CONTEST MELVIN JORGENSON, Leader Archives sold by Group - 186 RHODA TOUT - School's Highest Seller - 35 Archives Vera Franzen Ruth Rector Harvey F laherty Ruth Portinga Harold Barness Reino 1uhala Alyce Iohnson Sylvia Korfe Ruth Frey Orrin Kingsriter Stella Palanuk Iva Demmer Violet Luepnitz Gladys Olson Dorothy Larson Edythe Hawk THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS 1937 ARCHIVE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Specials: Shampoo2Fingerwave .................. $0.35 French Oil P. W. Complete .............. 1.35 COMPLIMENTS FROM 1911 011 TUIipg'Ilylvgorgpletel1 ........... 3.32 ??Siiftliswfcampietf??ex.1:: : ::: :: 3:25 BENSON MUSIC HOUSE HARRY,S BEAUTY SERVICE AT. 8818 1225-29 Washington Avenue Drexel 9943 1719 East Lake Street COMPLIMENTS OF DR. LeROY T. OSTER HARRY HANSON Dentist BARBER SHOP 1407 East Lake Street 1035 East Franklin Avenue M. G. Anderson Ed. I. Anderson ANDERSON BROS. Funeral Directors Embalmers 12th Avenue South and Lake Street Minneapolis, Minn. Phone Dr. 1906 WIDE AWAKE TAILORS AND CLEANERS Hats Renewed Shoes Rebuilt Quality and Service Guaranteed Spotless Shine PAPPAS 81 SHIANAS, Props. 1511 East Lake Street MAX Z. KAPLAN Men's Wear 734 East Lake Street POWDER HORN Barber and Beauty SHOP Permanent Waves, Specialties B. Bryngelson 3551-53 Chicago Avenue Re. 5111 Res. Re. 2592 If you don't know your fur know your Furrier Over 30 Year's Experience DAHL,S FURS Wm. O. Dahl 712 E. Lake Street Near Park Avenue THE GOSPEL BROADCAST 3015 13th AVENUE SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Subscription Rates: 1 year for 50c; 26 months for $1.00; 5 years for $2.25 HOLTMAN 8c NELSON Phone Lo. 0731 3301-3303 Fourth Ave. So. GROCERIES AND MEATS FUR COATS FUR STORAGE Restyling Cleaning Relining Millinery and Hosiery Dependable Quality 3 Low Prices E. C. OLSON COMPANY MANUFACTURING FURRIERS 1512 East Lake Street Du. 8212 BLOOMINGTON-LAKE NATIONAL BANK BLOOMINGTON AT LAKE STREET Affiliated With F IRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 84 ZINTSMASTER STUDIO 816 N icollet Avenue Minneapolis Photographers for the Class of 1937 P. M. MEHL G. O. MEHL Commercial Photo Service Photo Craft 3248 North 6th Street 3909 3rd Avenue South CHerry 6344 COlfax 3908 PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 1936-1937 STUDENT BODY GROUPS OUR SPECIALTY SCHOOLS CAMPS CONVENTIONS BANQUETS KELLER DRUG CO. WE DELIVER GLADLY Just Call DRexel 5431 85 LET ANTON G. 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