North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SEN CLASS In joyous retrosp: ct, we as Seniors reflect upon our days spent in Bible School, for to us this year is the culmination of three years of study and preparation. As we meditate, we recall with joy many happy days spent within the walls of North Central, and in our reminiscence we think of the day three years ago when we came together from all walks of life to make up the Class of 1946. Although we came from a great variety of backgrounds, our one object was to study the Word of God, and our chief desire, to catch a new vision of Christ, so that we might better present Him to a lost and dying world. As we leave school, each of us will carry with us the precious memories of classes spent together when our longing hearts were satisfied with the knowledge of truths gained from God's Word, the Iich outpour- ing of God's blessing in our morning Chapel services, and times of meeting with God in our periods of private devotion. We will recall, too, fearing that great and terrible day when it would be our turn to speak in Chapel, work- ing together on practical work assignments, practicing The Hallelujah Chorus, and cramming for examin- ations. Behind us lies our three years of trainingeebefore us, the open door of service. Our field is the world, and our challenge, to bring the message of salvation to all who have not heard. Imbeclded in each heart! as we go forth from North Central, is a desire that we might be accounted as faithful servants, and some day hear the words, Well done, thou good and faithful servant.

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CLASSES A steward is one who is given charge of that which belongs to another, and it is the duty of the steward to be true to the, interests of his Lord. We as Christians are stewards of the message of sal- vation. When Iesus Christ died. He left a legacy to all the world, and because of this, we as His stewards are in debt to the whole world. All who have bellen greatly used as stewards of God have spent time in preparation, and Bible School is the medium whereby young people of today receive that preparatory training. Young people have come to North. Central Bible Insti- tute from all parts of the United States, and from all walks of glife, to Study the Word of God to better fit themSelves to be good stewards of the glorious gospel of Christ. Paul said, Let a- 'man so account of; us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards lot the mysteries of God. It is the motive of the faculty of North Central to instillin the hearts of theflstudents the Word of Gad, that they in turn! may be instrumental in giving out the Word of Life; Many of the students felt the call of God on their lives before they came to school, while others came because they desired to know more of God's Word. Often these students receive God's call while they are in school and after graduation go out to be real soul winners.

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PRES DENT Gordon Marker VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Douglas Ramsey Dorothy Upton Charlene Rowland STUDENT COUNCIL Laurel Zipf Virginia Harvey Abraham Solomon Verlenne Summerlet Orabe Smith