Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Sr £ ••• .) ' vnS LZg Jforctuorb The Northwestern Hihle and Missionary Training School, in its teaching, activities and environment, fits young men and women for efficient, active soul- winning and Christian service. We have endeavored in this issue of the Scroll to accurately set forth our school, give permanent ex¬ pression to the finest memories of the graduating class, to perpetuate thoughts that will strengthen hearts, to encourage young men and women to fit themselves for the Lord’s service, to present the wa of salvation and to point souls to the Savior. If our Annual does these things, the hopes and prayers of the class of 1926 will he realized.

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Cable of Contents SCENES BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES LITERATURE SCHOOL LIFE PRACTICAL WORK HUMOR CU RRICULUM

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if One of the primary aims of our Bible School lias always been to build Christian character. The method by which it is done in our school has suggested to us the idea of drawing a parallel between our experience in The Northwestern Bible School and the process by which gold is taken from the mines and worked into precious products. In doing so, we have divided our Annual into four sections, featuring The Sources, The Plant, The Process, and The Product. It is the purpose of the scenic section to portray The Sources—the varied localities from which God has called us. ' Pile second section presents The Plant. It is in the plant that crude ore is changed into finished products. Northwestern aims to do this with the lives entrusted to her care. In this connection we give a glimpse of our buildings, administration, faculty and curriculum. ’Flic third section gives The Process, featuring school life, classes and literary expression. Here again is drawn the parallelism between the crushing, melting, refining and tempering of gold, and the process of school life by which we become “thoroughly furnished unto all good works”. Our last section sets forth The Product. This is the test of every gold refinery and the proof of the worth of a school. This division features practical work and the accomplishments of the various classes and the alumni in the Master’s service. In all, we have endeavored to bring before you a picture of greatly varied groups of students, called out of diverse environments and every walk of life, who, in the pursuit of their courses at Northwestern arc edified in their Christian lives, built up in character, and melted into one common unit bound by mutual ties to each othei and to the heart of the Heavenly Father.