Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The tension nears its peak. With the score knotted and just under two minutes left to be played, an entire season of sweat and sacrifice awaits the clocks final verdict. Sensing all that is at stake, the coach wisely calls for a time out The team huddles around. No one speaks, all eyes fixed on the coach. Calmly, confidently, he maps out the new strategy and reaffirms his faith in the team. Then there is silence, each member rethinking his own duties while hop¬ ing to capture that second wind. The whistle blows. There is one last cheer. And the game goes on. I ! Time Out

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sm « W ,Jt It doesn ' t matter if you win or lose, it ' s how you Dlav the game. Such may be true for an athletic contest, or a Survey test in which prizes and grades are soon forgotten; but, in the battle for life, nothing shy of winning can be tolerated. Winning makes toil worth its price. Nothing exceeds the joy of victory, and nothing compels one to strive yet harder than the small sample of the final success. In the game of life, in which crowns and lives are eternal, victory means everything, for advancement comes only one win at a time.