Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mrs. W. B. Riley, B.A. Dean of Women MRS. W. B. RILEY, B.A., English Grammar and Composition, Etiquette, Christian Ethics, Editor The Pilot. I ' m a Hawkeye by birth —a Gopher by adoption. All my education—grade, high school, and univer¬ sity—was received in Minneapolis., Born ol god¬ ly parents, I never remem¬ ber the time I did not reverence God and His Word; so I cannot give the time of my conversion. I do know that I ' m a sin¬ ner saved by grace. I taught English and French at West High School in Minneapolis. The World War of 1914 found me in Europe. After a delayed return, I was doing can¬ teen work among our soldiers when Dr Riley urged me to teach English at Northwestern. His per¬ sistence gained reluctant consent. I have made the following progress: (1) part-time teacher in night school 1918; (2) full-time Dean of Women in the day school 1925; (3) the President ' s wife, 1933. Hobby—My home.

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FL L. MOYER, D.D., Doctrine, Hermeneutics 3 i ! I Born of the flesh In 1886, when Mary Eliza¬ beth, wife of Lincoln Val¬ entine Moyer, bare a son, and called his name” Robert LeRoy. Summary of my early life: the mind of the flesh is enmity against God (John 3:6; Gen. 4:25; Rom. 8:7). Born of the Spirit in 1912; same night God called me by His grace . . , that I might preach Him (John 3:6; Gal 1:15- 16). To receive instruction at¬ tended the public schools of Pennsylvania; to un¬ derstand the volume of THE BOOK attended the Moody Bible Institute; My Song of Degrees began with a D.D. from the Northwestern Evangelical Seminary (Prav. 1:3; Ps, 40:7; 121). I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, Who hath enabled me « . . putting me Into the ministry ' first in the work of an evangelist ; now numbered among the pastors and teachers of the First Baptist Church and the Northwestern Schools of Minneapolis (1 Thru 1:12; 2 Tim. 4:5; Eph, 4:11). Robert L. Moyer, D.D. Dean of Men

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FACULTY DOROTHY HANNA r Shorthand, Parliamentary Law, Daily Vacation Bible School Methods, Typing, Dicta¬ phone, Mimeograph, Bookkeeping. I was bom in the air-conditioned city of Duluth. As I was the daughter of devout Christian parents, my early religious training was on an equal basis with my secular schooling. Alter high school, I spent some time in secretarial work as well as college train¬ ing—all of which has furnished a splendid founda¬ tion for my present vocation. Some years ago the Lord led me to Northwestern-— ' from which I was later graduated—and as my ear became more keenly tuned to His voice, I have heard Him say, In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths ' C, A. ALING, M.D., Medical Lectures—I was bom in Minneapolis and educated at East High School and the University of Minnesota. In 1931 I was saved under the preaching of Harry Rimmer. What a won¬ derful change comes into the life of one who gives his heart to the Lord; and what a blessing comes to those who are willing to obey His commands and walk by faith knowing that All things work together for good to them that love the Lord ' W. F. McMILLIN, B.A,, D.D., Exegesis.—A Kansan by birth. B,A. from Westminster College; graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary. Received the de¬ gree of D.D. from the College of the 02arks. Held pastorates in St. Louis, Missouri; Philadelphia, Pa.; and Minneapolis. Taught in Brookes Bible Institute, St. Louis; National Bible Institute, New York; the Philadelphia School of the Bible; and the North¬ western Bible School. I was on the Stony Brook Conference platform for fourteen years. MRS. ALICE VIGEN, English Grammar.—Because I spent the summer of 1939 with relatives in Norway, many think I am a native. I was not bom there, but in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. I was educated in the high school and normal training school there and at State Teachers ' College, Moorhead, Minnesota. Then followed six years of public school leaching. In Minneapolis I did office work; studying languages at the University during spare time. My introduction to Northwestern was as switchboard operator. Hobbies: flowers, books, and music. ( 16 )