Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Left to right: 1. Barrett ' s Garre!, Jr 2, The iormer in the dell ' 3. Our lacully tramp ' 4. Me and mine. 5. Huh?” 6. Higher Education, 7. The family circle ' 8. Sun in her eyes ' 9. “Flicka, 10. “The farmer takes a wife.” H. Thursday afternoon ' 12. Does anyone want a ride? Ail work and no play makes faculty members dull teachers! ■rlM FACULTY “FUN NILS ( 20 )

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FACULTY C. B. AKENSON, Analysis, Synopsis, Speech,—Ten years ago, after coming to real assurance of salva¬ tion by grace, I entered Northwestern. Three years later, after I graduated, the Groveland Church at Lake Minnetonka called me to its pastorate. Dur¬ ing that ministry, and lor the first year of service at Ihe Prospect Park Baptist Church of Minneapolis, [ attended Bethel Junior College, The year 1937 is a memorable one for three events; marriage, ordina¬ tion, and the beginning of a teaching ministry in Northwestern. Satisfied that our sovereign Lord will accomplish His pleasure, I await with peace the coming of each tomorow, anticipating the joy of serving Him until He come. Hobby: my lake cottage in northern Minnesota, T. B. MADSEN, M,A., Bible History, Church History, Christian Evidences,—As a native of ’The Land ol the Midnight Sun I received my early schooling in Norway. My education continued at Portland, Maine, Theological Seminary of Nyack, Colby Col¬ lege, and several universities, I was saved at six¬ teen while on a trip to Norway. During college years I preached in Congregational and Free Will Baptist Churches. The last twenty years have been spent in teaching and preaching. Hobbies; antiques, chiropractics. I- B. HOUSER, Th.M., M.A., Pastoral Problems, Orien¬ talisms,—Native of Edinburgh, Scotland. Came to the United States as a baby with my parents. Soon after, I was left an orphan, then adopted by a Chris¬ tian family in Mindin, Nebraska, who claimed me for the Lord ' s service. Converted at the age ol sixteen Attended Wheaton College and Union Theological College. Have been in active ministry as pastor for nineteen years. Hobby: collecting stamps. ( 19 )

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s Miss Riley Miss Woods Miss Lovering Miss Gustavson Mr. Robb May we present our friendly and efficient office force? The gentleman at the right is our genial school treasurer, Mr. S. E. Robb, He not only attends to all financial matters of the school but also finds time to be the friend of every student. The tall and stately blonde is Mr. Robb r s assistant. Miss Georgia Riley. Irene Woods finds her position in the office of the Dean of Women interesting and varied, Marian Lovering keeps Dr, Moyer ' s innumerable records in order. Luverne Gustavson is Dr. Riley s capable secretary. The young woman at the information desk is Mrs. Stewart who answers such questions as Where is Dr. Moyer this period? or In what room is Synopsis class? The young ladies in the picture at the lower right are the student office helpers. They are, reading from left to right: Standing—Alice lane Steel, Flor¬ ence Foster, Marjorie Hodder, Harriet Klingler. Seated—Verta Haines, lean Clark, Olive Jacobi, (21)