Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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LUVERNE GUSTAV SON Secretary to Dr, Graham 5HYRL HILSEN Secretary to Mr. Hartill JoANN FLYNN Secretary to Dr. Sandcn mis McDonald Secretary to Mrs. Riley L«iW :s — T , •WwlsTAfi jv, vW STAFF MARY CAR1BIDES Secretary co Mr. Rea van LORRAYNE EDEERG Secretary to Mr, G. Wilson

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THE DEANS Dr, Richard Clear waters Dcnu of the $emimiry Graduates, you arc going forth as sincere prophets of God with the whole counsel of God to declare as did Peter and John of old. You will find in your world, very prominent, the same three foes of the true Gospel that these early Apostles met: And as they spake unto the people, the priests, and captain of the I emplc, and the Sadueecs, came upon them. Wc have represented here Ecclesiasticism, Militarism, and Rationalism which have always been arch-enemies of the true message of God, Rut he that prophesied) speaker!) unto men to edification, and exhorta¬ tion, and comfort.” I Cor. 14:3. As a Riblc-Tcaclicr-Prophct you will build people up in the most holy faith; as an Evangelist-Prophet you will, like Paul of old, persuade men; and as a Pastor-Prophet you will become a divine channel of solace. Dr. O, E San den Dam of the College To enjoy the confidence of youth is a source ot deep satisfaction—to maintain it calls for the making of right decisions, setting up proper goals and standards, and enabling the students to achieve these goals. It calls for exhibiting of these standards by life and precept, a grave responsibility. ' fhe Cilice of the Dean is established to draw the architectural structure of the College, and seeking to suffuse it with that spiritual motivation and temper which will give proof of its Christian character. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,” The mind is at ics best when the heart is in earnest. Spiritual health fulness is measured often in terms of unselfish and helpful service. Knowledge on Fire” translated into academic terms calls attention to applied as well as theoretical knowledge,. Mr, J. Edwin Hartill Dcit r of the Bible School Not the sound of a hammer was to be heard m the budding of the temple. God had decreed that it be a silent fitting together of the stones, which had each been cut for a particular position. Down in the depths of Solomon ' s quarry, the shaping had gone on day after day until each stone was prepared for its place. During these years at Northwestern, God has used the hammer and chisel to mold, carve and shape your life for His service. It may have meant a little chipping and breaking as He has labored to make you a yielded channel through which His power may be carried to a weak and needy world. As living stones you have been prepared. You have been cut out” for a particular position. You are God ' s workmanship created in Christ Jesus. If

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STAFF EMPLOYMENT Oi l-ICE Mrs. Wilcox EUROPEAN MISSIONS OF MCI: Penny Bjorklimd, Helen Barnick LIBRARY ASSISTANT Florence Bleeker MUSIC OFFICE Harold Sawatzky PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN WORK OFFICE Arnold Roclioll, Ruby Kuhns REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE Betty Lowry, Nick Bazilewich 17