Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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jjS»X s M - ♦ Lucy Bulhod, St, Louis, Missouri, has worked with Japanese young people and has been a great asset to the A Cappella Choir Harlow Butler, Minneapolis, Minnesota, wishes to return to foreign service—this time, to serve his Saviour. He will go on to school in further preparation Jaok Cochrane, Dearborn, Michigan, expects to travel in evangelism and work with youth. He has been Forum president this year Mabel Collin, Aitkin, Minnesota, has the quiet personality that the Lord can use in children ' s work. Next year she plans to attend the Internationa] Child Evangelism Institute Floy Cook, Mora, Minnesota, has enjoyed singing in the Glee Club this year. She looks back on her Doily Vacation Bible School teaching days with joy Elaine Crooks, Ionia, Iowa, takes as her testimony these words— Only one life ' twill soon be past; only what ' s done for Christ will last. She plans to come back for the Medical Missions Course £elma Divers, Jamestown, North Dakota, will start nurses ' training Ihis fall. She has .been a faithful in Scroll • Robert I. Drown, Curlew, Iowa, is planning to go to the University of Minne¬ sota in preparation lor medical missionary work The Seniors elected him as vice president of the class. 27

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5 ehiorA • John C, Benton, Creswell, Oregon, awaits word that he and his family are accepted as missionaries to China under South China Boat Mission. He has lent his voice to Choir. • Rosalyn Elver Betlenga, George, Iowa, has helped to bring victories in sports to the Senior girls. She values her practical work experience Evelyn Bigelow, Bassett, Iowa, plans to go on in medical training in order to serve the Lard in a more acceptable way on the mission field + Viola Mae Blilie, Redwood Falls, Minnesota, is planning to work among children in the Hawaiian Islands. Photography is her hobby Alice Bly, Spring Valley, Minnesota, has spent much time in trio work and with the A Cappella Choir H. Joyce Bollinger, Flasher, Horth Dakota, plans to tour with the trio this summer, ■ Lawrence Bong, Worthing, South Dakota, plans soon to move to Waukon where he is pastor of the Baptist Church. He has been marvelously used in personal work Paul E. Bridge, Spokane, Washington, is entering Whitworth College this fall to take pre-medical work, planning to go lo Brazil.

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enicrA Eades, Cedar Falk, Iowa, can be heard singing her favorite song— To]] Me the Story of Jesus. She has been active in A Cappslla Choir • Edith D, Eastling, Minneapolis, Minnesota, plans to come back to take the Medical Missions Course in view of India ' s great field Hertha Eberhart, Eureka, South Dakota,, hos given time to upholding the alia section of the A Cappella Choir. Her desire is to work with children Edna Fast, Fraser, Montana, has chosen a favorite Scripture verse— The Lord is my strength and my shield: my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped , , , r ' She has been active in chil¬ dren ' s work WiJma Fleming, Henderson, Iowa, quotes her lavorite verse— Set your affection on things above, not on things on earth. For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God. Working with children and young people has occupied much of her time Jane Alice Franz, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is an unusually dependable person, one to whom the Lord will entrust much responsibility. She plans to serve Him in the medical field Marian L Geiszler, Fargo, North Dakota, realizes the need far children ' s workers in Palestine. She will take nurses ' training prior to her going JaNeta A. Giflord, Thermopalis, Wyoming, gives as her testimony— Not knowing me, you ' ll miss nothing; not knowing my Lord, you ' ll miss everything. JaNeia has worked a great deal with children. 28 . 7 --- .....