Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Faculty ESTELLE II. KNUD SEN, part- time instructor in art, obtained her R,S, degree at the University of Minnesota. She also attended the University of Minnesota where she received her M.Ed. degree. This is Mrs, Knudsen ' s second year of teaching at Northwestern. HAROLD A. MILLER, professor of speech received his IP A. degree at Northwestern College. He at¬ tended the University of Minnesota, where he earned both his M.A. de¬ gree and the Ph.D, degree, Dr, Mil¬ ler is also head of Northwestern ' s Office of Admissions and Records, DON L, BISDORF, professor of music received a diploma from North Central Bible College. lie earned his 1PM us. at MaePhail and his IP A. at Northwestern, He went to Michigan State College for his M.Mus, degree, and Michigan State University for the Ph.D. DONALD P. RICHARDSON, as¬ sistant professor of speech, attend¬ ed Bethel College where he re¬ ceived his R.A. At Bethel Theolog¬ ical Seminary he obtained his B.D. At present Mr. Richardson is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Minn., where he earned his M.A. 24

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Fine Arts Podium, piano, and pallet; communication, performance, and expression . . . the Division of Fine Arts Many and diversified are the activities within the confines of this division. Debate trips and forensic meets broaden the exper¬ ience of the speech student —and increase his repertoire of anecdotes. Endless hours of practice ready the choir for its Christmas triology and Colorado tour The radio en¬ semble works overtime, too, in preparation for its many concerts. These learning experiences, compounded with classroom theory, give the student a greater appreciation for the “finer” methods of expression They also aid in the total preparation of the effective Christian, Class audiences can prove most frustrating for even the best reader. Sandy Johnson attempts to entertain her peers with Mark Twain EDGAR E. EKLOF, assistant pro¬ fessor of music, obtained his B.A. degree from the Duluth branch of the University of Minnesota. lie received his M.Mus, at Manhattan School of Music Mr. Eklof has studied extensively with leading vocal instructors EUGENE L. JOHNSON, part-time instructor in art, received his B.A. degree at the University of South¬ ern California. He has received his B,D. degree from Bethel ' rheolog¬ ical Seminary Mr. Johnson ob¬ tained his M.F.A, degree at the University of Iowa. JERRY JONES, instructor in speech, received his B.A. from Northwestern College At the Uni- ersity of Nebraska he earned his M.A, degree. He is doing graduate study at the University of Minne¬ sota. Mr. Jones coaches Northwest¬ ern ' s debate and forensic teams.

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To pause, examine, ponder, and continue; a creation, the expression of a personality. C. EDWARD THOMAS, assistant professor of music, received his E Mus, degree at Wheaton College At the American Conservatory, Chicago, he obtained his M«Mus, degree At the present time Mr. Thomas is a Fh.D. candidate at the State University of Iowa,