Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Versatile Memorial Hall auditorium has many uses. Students crowd its confines for the regular daily chapel (above) and ardent band members rehearse within Its walls, (below) Spring Is the Time Spuinc is a rather indefinable tiling. Nobody really hnows when it begins or ends. Hvery- one longs for it to come and then, when it is here, ll lev pine for summer. Some people identify spring with mud and slusli and rain. Others of more aesthetic quality choose to think of flowers and grass and sunshine. At Northwestern it is merely another season that forms part of another semester that combines with itself to form another school year. It is like the oilier seasons in that it is chock full of activity and different onlv in that it forms the welcome culmination of the school year, I he i Tonic missions conference occurs in the spring and is a welcome time of education for the students. It is under the influence of th is conference that manv of the students decide to work for the Lord in camps, schools and villages during the summer. Just before Easter vacation the choir takes off nn its an¬ nual choir tour which is labelled hv choir members as the wildest two weeks of the year. The choir has the opportunity to sing to the glory of the Lord as they travel all over the country. Last spring they traveled East through Niagara, New York, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and points East and West. The season seems to lend itself to outdoor activity. 1 lie juniors sponsor a canoe trip down the St. Croix river (or those who care to participate in wet clothes and sum hurn; ll ic seniors plan and execute a skip day that leaves the rest of the students “holding the school” for a day, while they silently and suddenly steal away for a rest from last min¬ ute cramming. As the old philosopher has so wisely stated, “Spring is sprung, the grass is riz, I wonder where the students isL In the true spirit of spring house cleaning, Roto Jenkins removes winter ' s refuse from the windows of the administration building. 17

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Spring is a time of rehearsal for the A Cappella choir in preparation for conning concerts, the oratorio, St. Paul arid many chape! performances. Spring fever lures Fred Rowden into its clutches as studies go by the board for a refreshing perusal of the recent comic page. Spring is election time at Northwestern. Former student body president Paul Bergeson introduces the four candidates, Dick Morrow, Steve Shel don, Mac Soderquist and Dwayne Cole to the student body for careful study, Spring manifests itself in many dif¬ ferent ways one of which is a rack full of boots.

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First bagger Denny Bragg goes into the dirt for a peg trying to catch the man leading off first 18 ivV Northwestern Baseball, Back row from left to right Coach Molkenthln, Walt Green, Bob Breen, Ralph Young, Jim Carlson, Denny Bragg, Bob Gardner, A! Ingals and Dale Johnson, Front row: Larry Moon, Al Elliot Don McIntosh, Dwayne Cole, Lee Judson and Don Trott.