Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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£car4 o f hirectctA WwtkuteAtern £chccb • President: W B. Riley, Minneapolis, Minnesota; president. Northwestern Schools • Vice President: Neal T, MacKenzie, River Falls, Wisconsin; manufacturer • Secretary-Treasurer: Dorothy Hanna, Minneapolis, Minnesota; treasurer, Northwestern Schools • Dean of Men: J. Edwin Hartill, Minneapolis, Minnesota; dean of men, Northwestern Schools • Dean of Women: Mrs, W, B. Riley, Minneapolis, Minnesota; dean of women, Northwestern Schools • Dean of Russian Department: Vaclav Vojta, Minneapolis, Minnesota; teacher and minister • Assistant to the President: George M. Wilson, Minneapolis, Minnesota; publisher Curtis R Akenson Minneapolis, Minnesota; minister A, O. Bjorklund Minneapolis, Minnesota; lawyer Walter Bridge Spokane, Washington; minister John C, Buckbee Minneapolis, Minnesota; director of engraving Mrs. B. O. Chapman St. Paul, Minnesota Richard V r Clearwaters Minneapolis, Minnesota; minister John M. Edlund Minneapolis, Minnesota; director of engraving John R. Hauser Sleepy Eye, Minnesota; manager, lumber and hard¬ ware business William E. Kuhnle Milwaukee, Wisconsin; minister Myron H, La Grange Minneapolis, Minnesota; owner of milling company Per Larson Minneapolis, Minnesota; attorney Ardell Look Anoka, Minnesota; minister Olal Pedersen Lovik Winneconne, Wisconsin; physician Peter MacFarlane Sb Paul, Minnesota; superintendent of mission Mrs Angus McLeod St. Paul, Minnesota Earle E. Matleson Minneapolis, Minnesota; stale youth pastor Norman T. Mears St. PauL Minnesota; secretary-treasurer, Buckbee Mears Company A. F. Mettel Minneapolis, Minnesota,- artist • Dr. Walter D. Kollenbach (deceased, December, 1946) Wm, H. Murk St. Paul, Minnesota; minister Martin Nordland Minneapolis, Minnesota; physician Anion L, Olson St. Paul, Minnesota; president of St. Paul stockyards William Edward Paul Minneapolis, Minnesota; social worker and minister Walter Arthur Pegg Huntington Park, California; minister Earle V. Pierce Minneapolis, Minnesota; minister Mrs. E. V. Pierce Minneapolis, Minnesota H. B. Prince St. Paul, Minnesota; minister Wm. H, Rogers El Paso, Texas; minister Mervin E, Rosetl Rochester, Minnesota; evangelist Charles F. Shoop Minneapolis, Minnesota; faculty member at Univer¬ sity oi Minnesota John R Siemens Los Angeles, California; minister M, R. Siemens Eau Claire, Wisconsin; minister Mrs. Peter E. Skanse Marietta, Georgia Henry Thorson Wayzata, Minnesota; transfer and warehouse mana¬ ger Abraham F. Taavs Wolf Point, Montana; farmer S. Marx White Minneapolis, Minnesota; physician Mrs. C. E. Wright Greenwood, Mississippi Archer Young Faribault, Minnesota; broker 15

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Jacultij «Mary Ellon Liem, Music, Speech . . . Northwestern University Earle V. Pierce, Apologetics , . . A.B, r University of Chicago; DJX Sioux Falls College Mary Lou Seuell, Di ploma . . .from Arthur Jordon Conservatory of Music, Indianapolis, Indiana Charles A. Aling, Medicine . . - B.A., B.S., M.D., University of Minnesota Arthur E. Karlstram, Medicine . . , B.S., M.D., University of Minnesota. Not pictured -Stanley P. Stone, Medicine . , . B.A„ Macalesler College; B.S., University o, Minnesota -Thorn McCauley, Medicine . . , RNL; graduate work, University of Minnesota Marv Sochor, Medicine . . . RN. -Pearl Engstrom, Medicine R.N. -Louise Man queling. Medicine . . , R,N.; B.S, Marymoumt College -Thorvald A. Hansen. Medicine D.D.S., University of Minnesota -Patricia J. Person, Medicine . - H,N George Pea¬ body Teachers College, University of Minnesota -William T. Anderson, Medicine . , , B.S., M.D., University of Minnesota -W. F, Widen, Medicine , , ■ B.S., M.D,., University of Minnesota, • George Urban, Russian , , . University of Moscow, Russia -George J. Carlson, System¬ atic Theology . . . B.S., Northwestern University; Th.B., B.D., Th.D„ Northern Baptist Theolog¬ ical Seminary • Evelyn Camp, Religious Education , B.A., University of Minnesota M.H.L,, Northwestern Theological Seminary -Earle E Matteson, Youth Work r . , B.A., University of Minnesota; M.Th., Northwestern Theological Seminary. 14

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MEMORIAL HALL: As seen through the trees of Loring Park, a limestone and brick building of gracious appear¬ ance, modern in style, . . . Three broad marble steps conduct one to the magnificently appointed reception room. Conspicuous are the information desk, switchboard, and the individually locked, private student post office boxes, all beautifully constructed of highly polished natural wood. ... To the right are the busy executive offices—to the left, the business offices, the book store, and the great paneled door leading to the chapel. . , . This huge auditorium has the style of a concert hall, a large platform and an over¬ hanging balcony. . . . The simple beauty and richness is enhanced by the heavy velure curtain which may be drawn across the entire length of the platform, . . . The large several manualed organ console and its handsome paneling along the back of the platform adds immeasurably to the worshipful atmos¬ phere. . . . Marble steps lead to the second floor, where the numerous classrooms are all completely flourescent lighted and furnished with desk chairs, , . . Fronting each classroom are blackboards covering the entire width of the room. . . . The spacious library on the third floor contains twenty thousand volumes shelved in open stacks around the room, . . . Seating capacity is over two hundred. , . . Other noteworthy features of the entire student body as well as the faculty, and the tunnel which makes convenient passageway from the dormitories. . . . From the administration and classroom building one may enter directly the Moyer Memorial Gymnasium, constructed to be of regulation size, fitted out with standard equipment and several shower rooms. l Oh give thanks unto Jehovah; for he is good ' Psalm 107:1a,