Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Board of Directors 1951 CURTIS B. AKENSON Minneapoi is, Min neso ta PORTER BARRINGTON Van Nli ys, California A. O. BJORKLUND Minneapolis, Minnesota WALTER E, BRIDGE Spokane, Washington J. COLGATE BUCKBEE Minneapolis, Minnesota C. A. BURNHAM Minneapolis, Minnesota VICTOR P. CHAMBERLAIN Minneapolis, Minnesota MRS. BENJAMIN O. CHAPMAN St. Paul, Minnesota PRANK E. CLAWSON Minneapolis, Minnesota R- V. CLEAR WATERS Minneapolis, Minnesota JOHN M. EDLUND Minneapolis, Minnesota T. A. HANSON, D.D.S. Minneapolis, Minnesota PAUL K. HENDRICKS BrainertI, Minnesota HORACE H. HULL Memphis, Tennessee PER M. LARSON Minneapolis. Minnesota R. C. LOGEPHIL, M.D. Minncapolis, M in nesota O. A. LOOK Anoka, Minnesota O. P. LOVIK Winneconne, Wisconsin PETER MacFARLANE St. Paul, Minnesota neal t. Mackenzie River Falls, Wisconsin LIONEL V. MAYELL Los Angeles, California NORMAN T. MEARS, SR. St. Paul, Minnesota RALPH MITCHELL Philadelphia, Pen ns vl van ia J. PALMER MUNTZ liufTalo, Nett ' York WM. H. MURK St. Paul, Minnesota MARTIN NORDLAND, M.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota W. E. PAUL Minncapol is, Alin nesota EARLE V. PIERCE Minnea pol is, AI i n n eso t a WALTER RESCHLE1N LaCrosse, Wisconsin JOHN R. RICE Wheaton, Illinois PAUL W. ROOD Glendale, California MERVIN E, ROSELL LaCanada, California GEORGE BEVERLY SHEA Western Springs, Illinois CHARLES F. SHOOP Al inneapolis. A! innesota JOHN R. SIEMENS Mtnneapolis. Minncsoin LEON 1-1. SULLIVAN Wa n c, Pen nsy I va n ia A. F TO A VS Wolf Point, Montana ROBERT C. Van KAMPEN Wheaton. Illinois S, MARX WHITE, M.D. Minneapolis, Minnesota GEORGE M, WILSON Mi n neapol is, Al innesota T. W. WILSON Dothan, Alabama 25

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Administrative Staff CHARLES A. ALING, M.D. School Physician ERVIN B, BUTLER Veterans Counsellor LEROY GAGER Practical Work Director DOROTHY HANNA Assistant to the Comptroller AGNES JOHN, R.N. School Nurse ETHEL WILCOX Student Employment Director DOROTHA WILLIAMS Librarian

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To meet educational demands and institutional requirements, a reorganization plan has been adopt¬ ed, known as the Common Course” plan which has resulted in the establishment of the Bible College, the College of Liberal Arts, and the Theological Seminary, Both the Bible College and College of Liberal Arts offer courses leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. The Seminary offers a Bachelor of Di¬ vinity degree after a three year course in Theology and related subjects. The Common Course” plan means that the Bible College and College of Liberal Arts, both on the collegiate level, have basically the principal ele¬ ments of the first two years in common. During the first two years of both courses there is an inter¬ change of professors and courses, but a tendency to stricter specialization characterizes the upper di¬ vision of work.