St Paul Bible College - Shield Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 99 of the 1941 volume:

fimwjfyy - f8'E?'N., 4' X I fovgwqxfgaxd 1'-'if' ?L?!.'J1 12 THE 1941 J., . n.,,,n ':++. 5 555121 Qflfiffi SERVXCE VISXON .TRMNXNG . . . 'fi wif 43 2 1 44.- DOL ef 513- J miata U 16419 K3 fb 69715 C9501 paw VL . t ii 5 QYLQMZLL Z ve, Coe CQWQ O L U Q91 19 owsaeoov CLASS X x9AX Sexl The people that do know rheir God sh1l1 . be strong, and do exploits. -Daniel 11:32 asf-Veg O xwgw ve QXA V Come in I 1 M.. QLL ,pf f-hw ,. v , 3 V3 'Z 5 5 . 'M' Y M4 s. 39 N w W , , -H G1--1. an Q- 1 . an nn' - - 4 , -. aff M' ' N 5 A' F' I M 9 ' ' ' , 'Jf1'. 1 fir:-'A N vii.. 'N T, ,g wif H-' 94' my nn. - -. M' ,I m M H r N ., i- , - ., ,. , . x, M.. .Ulr- , 3 .v . - Qi' .Q ,Ml Q A+ .s 9 . .px wt KJ. ull W , K ,an -.wh E V xg 'X .X QQ. -f I N .. V x , ' 14. N ,gg X MM iwim img U '34, QL L 1 H 8 ,fm I w I V 5.0 Qs: , N I '4 f Q .R in , 1 f' 'sm , Y v 1 if q Q ff'-wg 'avril A, 2-J 15 L+ if if QI' g 3' wif' - ,, t I J .'5?Yx- 1 , in ' W A. in wal-QW is EZ' 'X M 'D wld, , -4. , 1 y, m Q X .. .-n-on 'ZEZLLCLQZ . . . The 1941 SHIELD is the oracle of that spirit of transcendent enthusiasm that pervades the soul of the Institute in planning and praying for the estab-- lishment of Christ's reign in the whole earth. We taste a pure, vast joy as we swing onward in student fellowship toward that day. But as we lift our faces from texts, smoke of far lands torn and darkened sweeps our attention. De- spair . . . ? No! Rather the Challenge! Out then, toward the glorious consummation of our brightened vision. ,Q C7 qfVenrztn9s't, EDITOR Th e Institute .fm G4 Du-efofm, ASSOCIATE EDITOR 645702 cflflmffn, BUSINESS MGR ' Page Five Page Six gfliaw V4 Dean Friend 1-. T A QUEW :ii -09 :wx yi-J In D Jicafac! Rizv. I.. A. PERKINS, TH.B. . . . to you, Rev. Perkins, our quiet, intense inspiration, is this 1941 Shield, a footprint in our progressive journey toward that Great Day. Page S even , ' 92124 X .4 YN- .-j 1 ui, .it , - ,:- fffvgixf- - rd ,..-yr.. I bv' ' '-.VAX :fl iv Q. kim Vim 1 1 f., x 1 L. - 'gg'-..,f k i, U1 .rs-, f. -' . , - '- .21 CJ 5 gm x . f .ly . V' :Ryu V 'N 'wily' lik! W, -' V ' -1' W- fl ' .fan ' -. V- ' . v 7 Q-A ..- . -V xi-Hal I I x h 'ig I 'Q ' Z M . -' .wx i x if ,ff . -A 1 A k L f Z1 f I 'Ll 1 -1 RN- TO I ' FPS' xi. Y '. .5 .'-921. - af C f I A, -K.: . - V z-- .-1 , Ax ' af '- .'-'X-C f A 1 miniaffzafion Pgr Lhks meetkng anyhow ? Who caHed Page Eleven Page Twelve Ulla Umtfitufa ADMINISTRATIQN .. Twenty-four years mark the existence of the St. Paul Bible Institute- TO WHAT END? .... To the end that he who has seen visions of service and sacrifice and longs to 6nd a place of their fulfillment finds them hereg To the end that he who loves laughter and song, unselfish living, fellowship and friend- ship without alloy finds them hereg To the end that he who longs to enter the world service of the King over all kings nnds that training hereg To the end that the supreme passion in life--the love of jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour, is developed hereg To the end that he who values the things of the intellect and desires to link them with the supreme things of the Spirit finds this hereg To the end that those who have studied under Christian professors find that training at the St. Paul Bible Institute spells opportunity! Several times a year we have been delighted to have the members of the executive committee fellowship with us fwhen they were not in sessionj. Some of us have met these pastors. Altogether we enjoyed their reports of the Lord's working in the district, and we burned with the desire to share the harvest with them. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: L. O. Bodie L. P. Hustad George French Harold Root L. A. Perkins V. E. Gowdy Telfrid Swanson j. A. Peterson Orde C. Olson P. F. Waller Earl Gulbranson L. A. Thompson Page Thirteen Page Fourteen dyfkdi 'Zi ORF THE J. ARTHUR PETERSON President LESLIE A. PERKINS Dean STANTON W. RICHARDSON Superintendent of Men MRS. W. H. NEWELL Superintendent of Women f G lr President: ARTHUR PETERSON ADMINISTRATION ORDE E. OLSON Treasurer RUTH THOMPSON Registrar AMELIA B. PIPER . Bookkeeper HELEN DUEHOLM Secretary DEAN PERKINS DEAN NEWELL DEAN RIC D ON srmw I N791 Page Fifleen acufzfkzy REV. LESLIE A. PERKINS, Th.D. Hermeneurics, Bible, Homiletics REV. CHARLES G. ZEEK Bible, Theology, Person al Work REV. STANTON W. RICHARDSON REV. GORDON MEYER, B.A., B.D Speech, Christian Evidences, Biblical Psychology, Ethics, Theology MRS. GERTRUDE RUTENBER Teacher Training, Church History, Missions RUTH A. JONES English, Ancient and Bible History Bible Zeek Rurenber H 4 il I . -Lg' +4 I -VK, .P lifnly' . ,, Quit, X . r fl' if ' ,i,.,-.N ', .-aff 'wi v- rn ji, jg. .5 ' if-72 1, i f ,.. .fm I if K. A ' X' '44 al'.Lx' iz, 3' ll- 3.0. Ml 4 Page Sixteen Perkins Bergman Meyer Sanborn 0 REV GE ' ORGE . PH-Yfor 51' FRENCH' 1 mp. 5011 Memorizil Church I LORIEN A. CARLSON Greek J. MERRILL TANNEHILL Director--School of Music GEORGE G. HULTGREN, B.Mus. Voice, Chorus JUNE ROSE SANBORN THEODORE BERGMAN, B.Mus. . . Piano, Voice Piano, Organ, Harmony MAXINE TANNEHILL Trumpet, Marimba, Vibra Harp Carlson Richardson Jones Tilnnehili Tannehill Hultgren 'f ' . A: ,ij Page Seventeen 0 O xx WWSZOY' Rss You c We . ' 98 Y xwfhl 5 A 590 Sdgvnlig is QNX N9 ,MX W Y ,L fl fl! mom' u Qifaff QF AIRS' Xqrrqlfq 11761,-, ' MIC 'I p0J0r A Fcdeljs. . our fi PC0008 f ry A-I L , 1 Thafs the mop-rack Mr. Root's saw ing ar. Otherwise he is the caretaker GFP ICE AND G Com 1 ' SCUCP lfated 25 gh . tarml . 'SY a Mxs K du re th t1 ' C 5 Hel en es are SCh0 1' Duehol no Pr 0 9 m. oblfm ro 4-v-rf ,934 RCDUNDS ,A ,. Mises Quad' 5 wing and Coomf' Me ' . K-eeP- life and Thimell 5 speqglied is no Tail .this studwf body W Sfnllu t3Sk. it Page Nineteen 1 rffffl r if' f.- Y .fasf ?aff . The District Conference met in the Institute Chapel for three days of discussion. Northwestern District problems were solved. Not only were District problems solved, but parliamentary procedure classes profited from the formal discussion, and those of us who sat in on the devotional portions of the meeting observed and shared the blessing of the Lord. We were glad to have the Conference back in the Institute. We look for its return to the Institute Chapel next fall. X ' li if . iexxowshw Y I ' ', yn' Z ,f.u',,- J' J . -n-, 'i ig!! .4-be-P ,,...,.-- ' 'af Page Twenty .- C0196 ko ml I' nn us 'Y Stucwing -Everything KD, Epmfmanfi Page Twenty-on 8 1' mic 'S-J 355012, .95 Ibspczzfnzalzf, Q O Studem Pm submerf., 'A of WaIlic A MS for In hon nderso ' r of fheolo n HY- k,,f A .fig ' 'TQX .nf . . Egtlaltfnb 1 he MuSkCfDix mtv tn L W URL hrcc QQ IHXCQUKDAXC1 i Iywg sus! t -ttf! sac We O bhcn we t t . Parlmeff ., CMXSQDJ ,Dorm W may Ohvixc vmgttcc . u 1 1 dm Ofhe tewm' e211 5 Jang LLQHE Qbgpmfmmf. . To the left is a study of Ed. Schu- macher deep in the throes of advanced Greek. 9 ta .,.- .V V 4, lv 1, ,U -lL'Ri'I7t ' , ' -+tw'+,tsg. ,LMI git Lssionazy fbafzazffnsfzf . . True to Christian and Missionary Alliance program, the Institute propounds missions. Fern Peet is probably labouring over some of Mrs. Rutenber's favorite mission's maps. B554 3 A quick Shot ' Exe into RCV. ' ut fgigtgay have cause1g?:f:,iS3Q'S class in U surel f isturba Sube N Y etumed to PCC, seventy ffvgf hthe Old Testamegle fascinat- Smile jo ave enrolled i '. About spa 'zfhlelzf eNeIson. ll this class, .ual t , 'E' QEQGKE 'L Ummang Dbspafcfmslzf Paste, paint, paper- and a little imagination help Anna Sontra and Margaret Wood through the teacher training classes where practical teaching methods are studied. Page Twenty-lbree Four 5PeHkin Undred . rel S0 00 year! f assrgn- Smmpyeglfia, Paul Ashcraffffarl I-Iedlund fs ook for :heir Wegkancgi Norman en service s. thousand one h . 511 Pastors must spea aug Eafzcvzfmanf . . lc effectively. So says Mr. Meyer. And Robert Sjoblom learns how at the Chapel pulpit. 'WDU7-Cficlafl 'WHA , . 417 ., 1 I ,lf ,mr ,r W. ,QEFQ 'fffnsfzf , , Q., 'I is , .1 .,4 . I Q Y , H+ , .f 1, ,, v .1 mu., 2' Q, 'lr I -:w:M,.1'wf7?' if . ,fL,+y,, fl' ' -vV'w?',,:-.- rv y . 9. f' L l ,- , H-p ,f', I V: .1 1 , f, 1., . 1 .n4, . 4 - ..,. ,f , f LLL Jr ' -'?z'1'l 'I ' , . EAW-'6'7.' A Nr 'x , ' ' :f1f.,..-H-1-a la-511. I., 54 -. . M79 - W fp,z.Y I pW.,,,,.l.,.m. ., ,. V -.Y-mf. Page Twenty-four twat ' ' of Aa all A YW lull 95 , . figs refill 9 Yesiecilosoxog txxgieo Eng Eecdon. .558 beiiqihe aovfa. ei me. one We' 0 Ba' SQC,-1 X C el -r 5 . 6855: UEOTLLQ . . . MR. GEORGE HULTGREN, Conductor Bark row: Ashcraft, Dahl, Windle, Spinks, Werner, MacDougall, Rose, Ashmun, Lindskoog, Wil- liams, Comsock. Third row: Smith, Wenninger, Van Dorp, Spreckels, Mills, Van Dorp, Kline, johnson, McAllister. Serand raw: Toews, Davis, Schroeder, Partridge, Pierce, Freiheit, Thompson. From row: Chadderdon, Kruse, Severson, Ernstrom, Sanborn, Hoemke, Flaming, Miss Sanborn, accompanist. 'lagfifza . . . MR. I. MERRILL TANNEHILL, Conductor fLefr to righrj Wenninger, Werner, Ernstrom, Piper, Dahl, Cook, Morgensen, Ysker, Mills, Boese, Knowlton, Hubaker, Ratzloff, Bureau, Williams, Stowe, Swanson, Barber, Mrs. Tannehill, Smith, Van Dorp, Linclskoog, Winclle, Ruth Sanborn, june Sanborn, Ashmun. C A Ten-fifteen to ten-forty-five every morning . . . our hour of inspiration when we WORSHIP THE LORD IN THE BEAUTY OF HOI..INESS. Time Mau Tame - - ' HDFC Life Page Twenty-.seven 1 ....a-uav'K- 'JF ,,,,- V. ,W ...,...,q,...s V1.4 --'anna--h-dun -- -X -'A .. 'fm V ., LLM Jw V I .. xl. ' I , nk A N , W. I ' ,. ,+ l Q .mn - +4 ' w 7 .- ...Xi-nh , ,,, ' b . ' rf 1 J ' -' 'L' .L..a1'1F'?'- ,L . -'W' 5 I ax? 1 W 0. 4zgW,,'p,4,, 'uv .,,gn, ' +0 'f' ' hymn , ' ' .A , N 1 N 4, MJ.. .... -1 ' N M 4 v v V .V M X f , . . N , 9 4' ,- Y, , ,. ' r ,W twat l, K , ' if ., f W - L f 19 ' ,..f- ,4quvvN ' q'4 A N W N..:,,.s.,: - M, , Page Twenty-eigbl if 4'v..,s m0 ? Remembef C0 --.W H tx . Xxx Page Tufenly-nine Page Thirty U55 Umftfufg LH-'E ,. A cheerful hello, a friendly handshake, a general attitude of happiness and contentmentg S. P. B. I. is a school where the joy of the Lord is combined with the pleasure of Christian fellowship. A bowed head, a bended knee, a spirit humbled in the presence of an almighty and loving Godg S. P. B. I. is a school of prayer. A quickened intellect, a ready hand and heart, an instructor practiced in the imparting of knowledge and experienced in the walk of faithg S. P. B. I. is a school of training. The desire to share that which is good and necessary for the salvation of mankindg the supernatural energy of a Spirit-filled life, born in prayerg the co-ordination of well-prepared toolsg the application of man's ability and God's empoweringg S. P. B. I. is a school of service. Here it zrziofz Qfam Pg Tbgy We feel that we have been only intro- duced to our calling. The class of '41 continues, therefore, with the Institute standard Page Thirty-two 516012 . . . VISION for the lort! For this I pray-- that I might bring to them my King To find in Him their Life, His Way. TRAINING for Hi.r rervice--this my part: learning to obey, being humble every day, Praying, seeking with all my heart. SERVICE at Hi: command f'tis not my own His will I dog I must be truej- I go jorlla armed lo make Cbrirl known. -Florence E. jambron, '41 Filled with the joy of Thy Salvation, Armoured with Thy precious Word, We will ever light the pathway Till every tribe and tongue has heard! --Ore! 1. Sonlra, '41 'n .1-- ' ' . . .. . .- ,TIF Qs , g.,. as . 1 3 u N ak .3 X9' , fi 9 f' . rf uyll ' Pg ln . . li. Y . ' 7.1 OIK 15 ' .. -.3 fi -K :li '- 1. 5 w -. s' If E 4 YI' 8. Riva TO THE MEMORY OF RUTH LEONA SWANSON, Daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Edward C. Swanson April 4, 1915 - December 23, 1939. Four years ago she was one with us sharing in testings, rejoicing in victories. learning patience in affliction, and being cheerful in all things. With a willing mind and a ready hand she did those things which were set before her until a year and a half ago her Heavenly Father called her Home. May the memory of her short sojourn here impress upon us the realization that to this life of ours we can add no postscript. We must work now- or never! l Page Thirty-three Page Thirty-four Thirty-eight of us lift eager brows to the strong old wind-swept tower over the Institute, and as many pairs of lips part in a cheer and a song for our Alma Mater. We go now, hearts burning and faces shin- ing. Perhaps it will be our good fortune to be with the living faithful when the Trumpet signaling our Lord's Return rings out. -joe WENNINGER Senior Clair President Editor, The Shield In the beginning, 1938: My Lord, I find that nothing else will do, But follow where Thou goest, sit at Thy feet. So began the three best years of our lives. wid 0-9' Yseq' Now we are seniors, and we graduate. During this last year at the Institute we elected joe Wenninger president, Mary Huff vice-president, Lois Dueholm secretary, and Lowell Young treasurer. Rev. Meyer became our advisor, our gracious co-operator. Our class fellowship is hallowed. What we have learned from that fellowship with Christ and our classmates in our Monday and Wednesday, and Tuesday and Thursday W , class meetings we carry forth to others. Not that only, but the Holy Spirit Himself, Who ennmger dwells within, enables us lo make Chris! known. Huff Dueholm Young Ngo mags 67516415 Known, Page Thirly-fue l I I i WHAT SAITH MY LORD UNTO HIS SERVANT? BE STRONG AND IW Page Thirty-Jix MILDRED RUTH ADE WESTMONT, ILLINOIS Theology EVADEANE ALBERDA MANHATTAN, MONTANA Mixxionary JANE LAVERNE ALLISO HIBBING, MINNESOTA Miuiofzary -V. OF A GOOD COURAGEg BE NOT AFRAID, NEITHER BE THOU DISMAYED 4, . VJ. J' :F I W f, f'ZL WALLACE ROBERT ANDERSON HIBBING, MINNESOTA Theology DARREL E. BERG BOONE, IOWA Theology HARVEY BOESE WINTON, CALIFORNIA Theology QNLC' I, Page Thirty-Jeven FOR THE LORD THY GOD IS WITH THEE WHITHERSOEVER THOU -. . N ,.4y 'AQfW M860 'I My Page Thirty-eight F DA CONWAY fa MIAMI, FLORIDA Theology ELI COOK CULBERTSON, NEBRASKA Theology LOIS A. DUEHO M ST. PAUL, MINNE or . Q Tb o o gy My GoEsT . . I' WILL BE WITH ,,,nus-- My Isfgw GRACE VIOLET ERICKSON ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Theology BEULAI-I BERNEICE FREIHEIT LAKE CITY, MINNESOTA Bible Music ESTHER PATRICIA FRIESEN JANSEN, NEBRASKA Minionary THEE: I WILL NOT FAIL THEE, NOR 37 Page Thirty-nine FORSAKE THEE. . .THIS BOOK OF THE LAW SHALLNOT DEPART Page Forty U 'www ow FLORENCE M. GALBRAITH IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN Christian Education VERNON WAGNER HOWELL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA C lnrixlian Education ROBERT WILLIAM I-IUBAKER Tousno, O1-uo Theology A fi , i911'E'I B' yr in r. 1 ,A - W BMW W5 MM OUT OF THY MOUTHg BUT THOU SHALT MEDITATE THEREIN DAY f J? A MW K 'xXN X Wi MARY LEE HUFF MACY, NEBRASKA Theology FLORENCE EVELYN JACOBSON Sioux FAL1.s, SOUTH DAKOTA C hrirlian Edzzmliozz FLOYD CHARLES JENSEN TYLER, MINNESOTA Theology JJ fx Wm! vim I I Ni 1541 F1-EHSE A Q, Page Forty-one ER E TO DO ACCORDING AND NIGHT THAT THOU MAYEST OBS V Y Page Forty-Iwo W BERNARD SCHAD KING ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Theology MARY LEE ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Miuionary DONALD GILBERT MACDOUGALL ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Theology 'fn 'iw M8 64 Ydis' TO ALL THAT IS WRITTEN THEREIN: FOR THEN THOU phil' Aft? WALTER GROVER MILLETT OMAHA, NEBRASKA Theology FLORENCE MARIE MOBERG PEQUOT LAKES, MINNESOTA Mixxionary MARGARET MORGENSEN K SHELDON, IOWA Q , Bible MuJi . Agfa' WWW SHALT MAKE Q J Page Forty-three THY Page Forty-four WAY PROSPEROUS, AND THEN THOU SHALT HAVE GOOD ROBERT BURTON NAUMANN BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN Theology ARTHUR PETERS ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Theology J f FLORENCE EVANGELINE SETTERLOF ONAMIA, MINNESOTA Cbrixlian Edumtion Wm- King ff Zfefs 641,170 SUCCESS. AND JOSHUA ANSWERED . . . ALL THAT THOU COM- 1 M3 OREL JUSTINE SONTRA ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Miuionary ESTHER STENSGAARD TYLER, MINNESOTA Miuionary MARGARET ANNE STOWE WEQT ALus, WISCONSIN Minionary X ,J 4 JA. we ' 492641793 YW 'Q . axfgfefd XL . -Qii-f,HL -LE, 4rQ,fN.y.g'7a.., .QQ ,WB Qc' ' 4, E344-.. 'fd Page Forty-fue MANDEST US WE WILL DO AND WHITHERSOEVER THOU BERYL HARRIETTE THOMPSON CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Cl.7l'fJfid71 Edumtion ESTHER M. THOMPSON CI-IIcAcO, ILLINOIS Theology ' JEANNIE VAN DORP MAPLE LAKE, MINNESOTA C hriftian Education HR. W WE XVILL GO. AND THERE REMAINETH YET ...ai VERY MUCH fa, L... Z if E Z ' K f qv' A os XAAXS SC' ,fp JOANNE VAN DORP Q40 4,4 I gb - MAPLE LAKE, MINNESOTA Eff 4-5 ' Theology XJ' JOSEPH CARL WENNINGER, JR. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Theology BARBARA LOUISE WILSON LINCOLN, NEBRASKA C briflian Education Page Forlyaeven LAND TO BE POSSESSEDX' FromtheB Page Forly-eight LOWELL L. YOUNG BOONE, IOWA Theology LUELLA MAY ZITLOW FT. COLLINS, COLORADO Chriytian Education Q Q , . ook of joshua O Ok , ' dm y -1 ij-. A . - -:LX . 04 Jlfofa TO SIMPSON MEMORIAL CHURCH For three years you have been our House of Worship. The man surely sent from God, Rev. George A. French, has been our Pastor. His smile and cheer, the warmth of his greeting, the enthusiastic welcome and spirit of fellowship that we have felt with the young people, the atmosphere of Holiness Unto the Lord that prevails have made our days with the Lord at Simpson most profitable and pleasant. When we listen for the last time to the message from your Baccalaureate pulpit, all the other messages we have heard here will storm into our hearts and fill our souls again. When we walk across your platform with diploma in hand, we are positive that this is not the end, but that THIS IS THE TRANSITION YOU ARE GIVING US BETWEEN OUR CLASSES AT THE INSTITUTE AND THE WORK THAT LIES WAITING FOR OUR HANDS TO TURN. . Page Fifty Ffffndl y Cam Pu B J 'wi' W Ui Summer Trees 3 Room Four Was Ours Whether in winter or summer, whether we return from our jobs or from our places of worship, whether we come for the first time or return after vacations, your tower has always greeted us ahd your friendly campus'welcomed our laughter, song, and devotion. Our favorite senior classroom we will miss. Wise teachers, the faithful Holy Spirit, and God's gift of sunshine have never failed to stir us to search the depth and width of the Inspired Word. Q The happiest and most profitable portion of our eager lives has been spent in the wise counsel of your halls. We leave you now to others with,the sincere prayer that they, too, will find Christ in your atmosphere. s Snow nd Our TOWCY 5' 1 4 I wt --1 .711 W. Anderson Is Not UJETGKQ mman Page Fiy,,,,,,e Turcotte, Roson Beran, Bonnie B. England, Lynn W. Kline, june E. Nordquist, Ruth H. Rose, Wm. Geo. johnson, Elmer F. jaeschke, june E. Graves, A, Elmira Swan, Ora A. Williams, Ralph L. jessop, Dora joyce Erway, Fern A. Thompson, Warren J. Spreckels, Carol Mae Brunlco, james E. Christner, Loneta M. Caughey, Ruby F ef - McAllister, W. Troy Emmett, Frances jane ' Carlson, C. Oliver Lovaas, Lois A. Stitt, Glenn M. Hill, V. jean ' G'Toole, Anne nl Partridge, Florence I. Cook, Annetta, J. lngwerson, Gail Ingwerson, Clyde D. Sontra, Anna L. Ratzloff, Arno Noble, Myrtle May Barber, Betty A. Doege, john ld johnson, Constance L. Ashcraft, Paul W7 . W we Erifffelf Page Fifty-two M3 4 il y I x lil' 0 f X g W' l' QJDJN 5,-as v G-4 4 M.-W , L WY .0 xAl'Iv'..1-' an Q' E I ll Iwvgb' an an 'fl fr-we lu 'S ff, N., 42 6,311 6 Qff'y,,5j,,gfAf'i ,A 'Ti N27 .MMU 3,10 2? 3 F fmQ0,, ,f .4 Q 'V l . f,i:4'QXb'X54 S- , Q QQ li' U 5 . U 'Q- Rychner, Evelyn M. Hauser, Carl if-ff A W d V Perry, Neretta . oo ,Margaret Schumacher, Edmond C. Kruse, Lucille Swanson, Alan R. Harper, Virginia M. Conley, Lillian V. O'Mealy, Mona V. Bureau, Alice F. Peters, Anna Odens, Roy F. Stensgaard, Ethel M. Taylor, Ed the A. Collitt, Robert F. Mills, Mardelle Nystedt, Esthel H. Williams, Kieth is 3 Windle, jack ' -OFF .agar ,B . . Williams, Mary Ellen Sanborn, Ruth Mae 4: 'ff Lindstrom, Bc-da G. Franklin, James L. Swedberg, Dorothy G. Schneider, Aileen H. Halkett, Isabella E. Fosnow, Albert W. Pierce, Ruth M. Martin, Alvin Hall, Melvin L. Toews, Marie H. Stuempges, Norman Lohnson, Geraldine H. 'ln '6 4 ll Page Fifty-three H 'Q Page Filly-four fa ' Qi- AQ-- L 5.-Ln 311' it Qliit .0-'W -IN-,r 0 V-'Q 6 C. X no ,Tl-1 N INSTITU'liE johnson, Philip E. Schroeder, Dorothy C. Chadderdon, Grace P. Marts, Roland T. Larson, Marian L. Comstock, james W. Baker, Ella Mae Bowen, Doris E. 7frz.Jff4 W 3217 www -9' 6-.17 Tozier, Alice G. Shriver, Orrian I. Scholfield, Genevieve rreth, E. sker, Alvin H. Konrad, Linda M. Waldin, Margaret Teeter, Edna Pippert, Lois Breid, Ferdinand J. Tole, Ruth E. Miller, Gordon E. Lowens, L. Carlson, R. Harrison, C. juhnke, Raymond H. Peters, Kathryn Davis, Muriel E. Conn, Gerald Blakeney, Margaret A. Long, Christine J. Sjoblom, Robert H. Hedlund, Earl W. Baltzer, Hulda H. N or Pictured-Migonerte Kregenow McGillivary, Vera Olinger, john johnson, Charlotte L. Schmidt, Susie Wenninger, Dorothy M. Keplinger, Nell Dahl, joseph O. M. 401 7' ,- 3'-'Qvf yi 0 l M Z' ' ' lo-W 6 -1' Mow Weber, Dorothea A. Ashmun, Raymond A. Flaming, Rosella Peterson, Irene R. Harvey Lucille V. .o Els? .ff'fT2J' MM E M 3 'WH MDW lk flow? E fl'f9'7fff6yAf UA-fi Nl 7304, JOTKR' RW ',f1: ' rt? -r Gtlwlliwf '5' I Q x., ' F, 'I ,ff Z f INSTITUTE Berge, Einar Gildow, Frances Mae Martin, Marvin Erickson, elen I. Hafzluth L. McKinney, Walter E. Spinks, R. C. Kaiser, Dorothy L. Mahn, Ralph L. Nelson, Fay J. Olinger, Adeline G. Heringer, Daniel O. Peterson, Madaline M. Ulam, Kathryn May Nelson, joseph E. Baber, Clayton Peet Fern Gerdes, Edna G. Werner, Norman E. Glaser, Marcia A. Hoemke, Phyllis B. Herin, Robert V. . Knowlton, jean L. Lindskoog, Howard N. Lueck, Margaret R, Holmberg, Lorraine J. Shoemaker, Wayne E. ca zmic ,,:?, r,,. -A if an 6,651-lft3 Van Canneyt, Scott, Robert W. Van Canneyt, Florence E Ernstrom, Betty Lenor Martin, Ruben Page Fifty fre H O .midy IS HALF THE STUDY . AL HE LVFV-S3399 tw-if Qui' we :Luv DNGWTE UCU . xnwedsvm OF A tNtm.ETl'l M Sig MAN 'HW :Hug So said Martin Luther in his student days. Such has been the experience of the students of the St. Paul Bible Institute. Prayer and meditative reading of God's Word have become the insignia of our school. Time is set apart in the morning for a meeting place with God before beginning the duties of the day. A bell at 9:15 P. M. announces the beginning of Quiet Hour, a time of quietness before the Lord. Tuesday and Friday evening prayer meetings have become a source of renewed strength. They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. All hours of the day find the prayer rooms in use. Students of St. Paul have realized the power that is theirs through prayer, the guid- ance that is their privilege in the reading of God's Word. One of the most well known and best loved evangelists of the North American continent pronounced St. Paul a school of outstanding devotional life. By all means and at any cost, let nothing interfere with the sense of fellowship with God that seems to pervade the school, was his advice. Page Fiffy-:fx LQLQVL Page Fifty-:even OZKC! PRAYER BAND The Islanders and God's own people compose the burden of the prayers of the World Prayer Band. A spiritual victory in the Philippines, a revival in Borneo, an awakening among the Sons of Israel, these are born on the knees of prayer. The sound of the Gospel has gone forth-but only the effectual, fervent prayer of God's children will extend its scope to all the world. Shall we not pray? THEIR SOUND IS GONE OUT INTO ALL THE WORLD Back row: fleft ro rightj Collitt, Dahl, Naumann, A. Schneider, Werner, Franklin, MacDougall, R. Williams, Baber, Ratzlaff, McAllister fPres.J, Cook. A Second raw: D. Wenninger, L. Conley, G. Hill, Moberg fCor. Sec.J, Setterlof, Freiheit, Schriver Jacobson, Severson, Nysredt. Front row: Nelson, E. Stensgaard, Lindstrom, Wood, Wilson QV. Pres.J, R. Sanborn, Tole fSec.- Treas.J, Schroeder, McGillivary. Page Fifty-eight The Island World's answer to the Challenge of Missions Road - seen fScenej. ISLANDS Ifwldernfarfzon! Efzaafzbysfafzonsaf THE CHRISTIAHGMISSIUMRY S .Stations Underlined 'N 1'-iw CA' nmemssxonm mm N l show '5' swims of OND Teqw42 'a wed snauons Under x 5 A kan KMC-Qt map . SQWQF3? N, f Y aygwjxelxgg' 'P .Uncfia PRAYER BAND THE LORD HATH ANOINTED ME TO PREACH GOOD TIDINGS UNTO THE MEEKg HE HATH SENT ME TO BIND UP THE BROKEN HEARTED: TO PROCLAIM LIBERTY TO THE CAPTIVESg AND THE OPENING OF THE PRISON TO THEM THAT ARE BOUND. Bllllll Pag e Sixty Back row: fleft to rightj Ysker, Mills, Stowe CPres.j, Partridge QV. Pres.J, Gerdes, Harvey, Scott. From row: jaeschke, Knowlton, Taylor QCor. Sec.J, Bowen, Morgensen fSec.-Treas.J, Olinger. Konrad. Without in India. Men and women are toiling without a Bible, without a Sunday, without prayer, without songs of praise. They have rulers without justice and without righteousness, homes without peace, marriage without sanctityg young men and girls without ideals and enthusiasmsg little children without purity, without innocenceg mothers without wisdom and self-controlg poverty without relief or sympathy, sickness without skillful help or tender care, sorrow and crime without remedy, and worst of all, dealla without hope, Yet He who uttered words of hope, of comfort, of life, meant them for these also. To bring the message to whom it was sent is out mission and our rerpozzrioilily. . The spiritual home of the heathen. Many believed on Him for the saying of the woman. --. 111010 ' I geudatory X tates Bril'iSh Provinces fthaman fr N-0 'UE 5 P-7 I I ,X ,QS AJ . ,f 314.2 x 5-N f 1'- AN if gi ij, . wr' ,. A-I zu wmklw tl '14 F1 W-554 sfafzbf F054 QWGYI-S'0?lPgq 21 , 0 K 4 'T' 660 .. .JU XI 1X X ig 541515451 PRAYER BAND tk vu V P5 A Date with Death in the Sudan. Where Cross Challenges Crescent. THE ENTRANCE OF THY WORD GIVETH LIGHT. IN HIM WAS LIFE: AND THE LIFE WAS THE LIGHT OF MEN. A IL ' sniff s J Page Sixty-Iwo Bark row: Cleft to rightj Graves, Swanson, M. Hall fV. Pres.J, Carlson, Miller, A. Martin lPres.J, K. Peters. Second row: Caughey, Cook, Toews, Halkett, Johnson, Ulam, Anna Peters fCor. Sec.j, Erway, Peterson, R. Hall. Front row: Alberda, Tozier, Flaming, H. Erickson, Allison fSec.-Treas.J, Noble, Schneider, Emmert. Africa, a land which sends forth into the world the most brilliant of all refiectors of light, the diamond, still paradoxically bears the name, THE DARK CONTINENT. Would to God that the great care and concern exercised on the discovery and mining of the gem were given to the seeking of the jewel that alone is capable of reflecting the greatest of all lights, the Light of Life-the foul of the black man. iXgST MAURIT NI ENEQUi I Q 1 X lf XX , 1 XX I ayos 9' 9 ,,.qlUU nk6 Sangha Tononkou. - 0 5 xxx Vglingara 'AW X CONAKRY if 9 -5f0Wbf75 of GMISSIUNARY ALLIANCE 7HPdHRa:'Imads++w fJColonies N 5 we Soo l hl0'F 670f I I X R.. , 'Bandia . S Niger J ' mn 3 'RX I gara x L. e ou f 539 Ouahiqouya' 1, oulr f mlm' . -F-S9. 's , -vi '8'f'dW9 X 'A MAKO K 429113 pg 0 mi '8ok6 3 , Bougouni I WS Q0gagadougoz Tenkodogo Sikasso ' I7 i lw I M7 sv! ,xfl-J I K gy N .'a.i MM, Q as , ioyla 'Mum B df I' Odknnf Pun 8' AX Bouaki QGOLD, J X COAST C N I BWI A CRA Page SIXU' 'Hee 'zencfi H2240-676020, PRAYER BAND The Temple of the' Emerald Buddha. A Stronghold of the Enemy. I KNOW THAT, WHATSOEVER GOD DOETH, IT SHALL BE DONE FOR EVERg NOTHING CAN BE TAKEN FROM IT. F'-9133! llll Page Sixty-four Bark row: Cleft to righrj Windle, England, Sjoblom fCor. Seal, King, Rose, Hauser. From 1'ou'.' Keplinger, E. Thompson fSec.-Treasj, B. Thompson QV. P1'6S,J, Perry fPtes.J, Long. World War II. France falls, Thailand aggresses, French Indo-China resists, Japan medi- ates, japan occupies, missionaries evacuate-but praise God, that which He has accom- plished through His servants in the past twenty years can never' be undone. A monument of transformed lives through Jesus' blood can never be destroyed. The flame.of Gospel truth, once lighted, will never burn out. To the French Indo-China Christians is commended the responsibility of Burning with az clear. pure light, to us is committed the task of supplying the power, the dymzmiv needed llarougla prayer. 1 f g g ,,,6T av gg MENU? HE hmm 47 1 f ix 1 'il I. ' ,, ' . A . W N t , . ..' 7' '4 r f + 'iw' Is, V .F 1- 7' A ,- -I 'Rx flier A ' r ouffi cqmaziea. PRAYER BAND Wil-IEREFORE DOST THOU FORGET US FOREVER, AND FORSAKE US FOR SO LONG TIME? Page Sixly-:ix Bark row: lleft to rightj Doege, Comstock, Conn, Brunko, Ashmun, M. Martin, Boese, C. Ingwer- son, Breid. Second row: I-Ierin, Lovaas, Zitlow fSec.-Treas.J, Barber, Tetter, Pippert, Turcotte, Nelson. Franz row: Kruse, Huff, G. Van Canneyt, Rychner, Spreckels, Pierce lCor. Sec.J, Larson, Ade CV. Pres.j. Noi pirlured: W. Anderson fPresidentJ. The Neglected Continent of several decades ago, is now the Minion yield of the Hour. The Roman Church has made the name of jesus known on mountain, ampa, and jungle, but only since the entrance of evangelical missions has the reality ofPthe Living Christ been made known. Only since then can South America be assured that neither God nor His people have forgotten her. And yet, from thousands still sighing, and thousands still dying, their hearts keep on crying, 'How long? How long'? 'Tis a cross far worse than pagan, A cross whose Christ is dead, And a priesthood giving only A stone for the living Bread. Though the false cross long has lured them, The true light comes at last. Let us speed its glorious rising, Till Time's long night is passed. Bo 'Po f 9? 1 '?2 -2 muixl I IAb N 1-,AI .Q Q '-nl, Molk 6 Ari ,Q J awww Rx -jx M, 'JMQf .WV . . ' .dnfU7'f' , . . -1. www i +wWW5HT 3913 24 . . f 'iff' 'J284 f'2: f .. .W 'Z K . 2- 591 L .' V7 A ' ' .' C,v 51, . 1- . ' Ax ',l 1 lux A of ,Lf ' .1 ff: fd rmvf ' .ZJS1 gg T 'a,:g ,cw-I In 1 'Gln : 4x 'EAN' 7 4 4 ' 15 S r lF1IrYlrTA.'lN.1w.lEH!EE' .?s'L ,li X l i Page Sixty-eight Cyfiina PRAYER BAND OUR GOD WHOM WE SERVE IS ABLE. Bark mum' fleft to rightj Davis fCor. Sec.J, jessop fPres.J, Kline, Berg, Jensen fV. Pres.j, Waldin, Schmidt fSec.-Treas.j, O'Mealy. From wuz' Swan, Berreth, Scholfield, je. Van Dorp, jo. Van Dorp, Lueck. Our God whom we Jerve if able, arises in unison from the hearts and lips of genera- tions of Chinese missionaries. Pioneers faced disease, destruction of property, and even death at the hands of Boxers and Communists, yet one hears, Our God whom we serve is able. Today our missionaries face the peril and havoc of 20th century warfare, bu! with the old refrain on their lips, Our God whom we serve is able. Still some 400,000,000 to be reached with the Gospel. Shall not we enlist as missionaries of praying and giving, triumplmnl through faith, till we, too, may echo with assurance: Our God whom we serve is able ? Reflections in Chinese. A Tibetan Priscilla and Aquila. 94904066 5 fx! 09? -1... ffsxfifdz X CUrlRg MN S I N K 1 . M KEASTERN TUJ x. 5 I-:B 45 QLhasa andu , X. Q1 X... . mg! 'V CMM 4l?Y of'f?eM'0f ALLIANCE A h 213 w ,.,, ' 'w 1 I X . gf x 1 AHA i L 1 G 0 ,- If Ka an I ,xl xx H O PE-,I ChGfC: If .1 r , lx! 'KI N 's N A N ,f '- g'-4NHWE I, ia N-. I 155 HEKIANG Jvanchang ' DFUKIEN 1 J NNN' 6 TUN NGKUN' G fc . .alex-734,117 XMXXSXXXXWXXY WXNSYXYXXXXW h af 7940 -fx -arf 2:1 Pwienied of K NPRM WM XNSNXHE i 'JCI 431 551 I Friday. December B. 1940 7 WEMMMWDWHC ' rn. G R A M . Betty Emstrom PRO ' Song . Ladder. Bex-YK Thompson Cfovmklim Wah Many Crowns S0hQ , . We'vo A Story. To 'Yew' French . Rev. George Y smmre aeaamq . emma Kxnq 4 Sgsevh Wennmqer, Koaeph DchX, Ralph Wtlhcms. Wlhxam Rose Axmoqnoimems .h . Rev. George French Oiierlm V ' Around 1119 World in 40 Mmuted' Chmese Evcmqe X I . senAAmeuqm lbvlth 'found ,w ' 'A .,1, r. ... 'MJ J WY, mama M fwlkmg r Cgfucfanf MISSIQNARY CQNVQCATIQN Philamina, the Philippine Bible School Student, the Non-Christian Hindu, the African Christian Native Woman, the Chinese Evangelist, the French Indo-China Missionary, the World Traveler, and the question, How Long Must We Wait? -all are memories now. On the evening of December 6th Mr. Bernard King led the Missionary Society forth in a new kind of missionary message through the Annual Student Missionary Con- vocation at Simpson Memorial Church-via airway. Around the World in 40 Minutes is not a very long time to spend in a missionary enterprise. Yet we cannot but feel that the Lord in His Own Way moved so that those 40 minutes will result in years and lives spent earnestly plowing the sands for the precious ones-yet lor!! The Missionary Society Qreferred to elsewhere in the book, we are proud to call our own. Upon our hearts it has left an irremovable impression of God-anointed students functioning for Christ. The Friday evening meetings with all of their inspiration, the student pledge of 32,523.50, the Annual Student Convocation at Simpson-they all rise far above being memories. They become forrer, impelling us to run and not grow weary, to haste, to rush-as it were-to those for whom WE ARE RESPONSIBLE. William Rose, Ralph Williams, Beryl Thompson, Mary Huff, joy jessop, Alvin Martin, Bernard King, Rev. Mr. French, Alice Bureau, Betty Ernstrom, Joseph Dahl, joseph Wenninger. Darrel Berg, Neretta Perry, Evadeane Alberda, Lowell Young, Frieda Conway, john Doege, La Vern Loewens. Page Seventy-one S9116-'f1lJ,,,u'0 'wif .,'..5 Lmioncmij SOCKET! '40, 'Lu Bernard King. Prcsiciemg Mary Huff, Vice Presidency joy jessop, ' Treasurer, Aiice Bureau, Darrei Berg, Sccrcraryg Aivin Marlin, Curalors. Ve 1.'l:x fa .gfziafcl Swv you Wenningcr, Edirorg Lois Duehoirn, Ass'r Edirorg .Mvin Marlin. Business Managerg Miidrcd Ada, Mis- sionary Edirorg Barbara Wiison, Aiumni Editor, joe Dahi, Arm Yzditorg Ruth Pierce, Secrelary. 10,5 SOCKET! Ciyde ingwerson, Presi n, WW Secretaryg Wiiiiarn ilose, Treas- i son, urerg Eiorence Moberg, Assistant. 'de L' 'Barbara iflity Missi on lis, Minnesota U, n'I...-A,-Q T li. -4--Us -A --:sqm--.g, 7 .. 4 ' Q1 -411 City Mission lis, Minnesota -ui.. -..,,. lis, Minnesota Paul , Ninne sota The Institute does not stop with mere knowledge of the Bible Not only must 1 uerson I . . . t have a heart experience of the Gospel of Christ, but he must be able to deal with men d . an women in all walks of life-leading them to an acceptance of this Christ as Savio V9. ur and Lord. So, recognized by educational authorities as embodying one of the soundest principles of educational practice, the PRACTICAL WORK DEPARTMENT ' remains V a distinct feature of Institute training. From a tract rack Qabovej Harve Boese and OCU K K Y Anna Peters select tracts furnished by the Institute. rmation Desk, First Bapti od Chapel Prayer Meeting r - Mr- Lowell Young smgpai ....liia.m1, Sth rial Church les do Fry Streets 1, Minnesota - Thompson Sisters Proper preparation precedes an effective testimony. All assignments are handled through the Administra- tion olhce, and then posted with the notice at the head of the list fwhich grows day by day throughout the weekj that reads, PRAY BEFORE LEAVINC-I. Whether the assignment be a single student -the accepted axiom is: Effective work preceded by effectual prayer. So prayer or group must be meetings are held always before leaving the Instituteg at times at the scene before opening a service. Our next stop fright his with this rou ' g p-in prayer that the Weird of the Lord will be properly proclaimed and THAT SOULS WILL BE SAVED. Paul ,V Ifl.LHL1UQU vu- . l - Nordquist-Kline SUNDAY Lmargh - Mr. Lowell Young .. Mr. Gail IngwerSOT1 - Miss Beryl ThomP50n st - Miss Ruth Pie1'C6 1 - Thompson Sisters I I PRACTICAL 'ZCLLIZLFM MI' , d Bile? IVIZH. HK. Ln Mr . Marvin mart in March Qthss ' 1.3.5729 e E-I-U-ljrus pture - Mr. Gordon Miller yer - Mr. Alvin Ysker 1 Schmidt Cook 4, March 9th - 7:00 PLM-. Gospel Lighthouse C JU.I11OI' Fillmore Avenue N. E- .. Mr. Robert Collitt. l st - Miss Beulah Freiheit' 1 - Severson-Schroeder-Pip march 9th - 6:30 RM' 'u .'. WVU!!! Y-Flu. Van Dfbiiilvzi - f ll QDrive with Rev. Riohardsonl uayyiizerea 6th - 7:15. Elle. K .IM A .lf N . . . lv. xx' on. , ' DIZ? .H GW '. .fy AM ' I 5. 5' 'F' ai. '10 . Ari. bb' 9 D' ' 1. f-- , Fil .'1. . ..4,.' , . r f',o .',o' 'I 4'-'ra WZ 'S 0 -J -35,- ,--.-M1 f --. ,Vw Salvation Army 49 West 10th Street Sr- PaU1'MiffneS?Y'Ti , March 9121! 7i151Pl9ka'lP.- Vadnais Chapel l Girlr' Club Leader y L0isDueh0lm - Q ' Q EVERY KINDRED SP7 .X 1 Sunday School Teaclaerr Q 0,3 X x Esther Friesen Q Alvin Martin S - , Ferdinand Breid Qt X Edmond Schumacher Barbara Wilson Anna Peters Melvin Hall Roson Turcotte Robert Hubaker Robert Sjoblom Student Pastors , Wallace Anderson Darrel Berg C hair Direrlorr joe Wenninger Keith Williams Choir Memberr jerry Conn Norman Werner Betty Barber Lois Dueholm Muriel Davis William Rose Howard Lindskoog An inspirational song service with Kieth Williams. Piahirt Aileen Schneider PERMANENT ASSIGNMENTS . . Minion Worker: Don MacDouga1l Einar Berge Arthur Peters Rain or shine, any hour of the day or night, jim Franklin with a grin gets out the school bus Qanother student project-bought and maintained by themj to ' convey a group to a service for Christ. 0. .IR See for yourself what the Lord hath done. In- stitute students have learned how to open the windows of Heaven through tithing and giv- ing unto the Lord from the abundance of His gifts to them . . . and SOULS THE WORLD AROUND FIND CHRIST BECAUSE OF ITL MUSIC 655 ang ttage of 9350 fs CHIVHYY Trio: Jeannie Van DOYP- MU' Men's Quartette: Raymond Ashmun, Ralph Bob Hubaker garet Stowe, Joanne Van Dot . ' ' ' P Williams, joe Dahl, Dellmer Smith. D11 elf joy jessop Neretta Perry EVERY TRIBE james Comstock Gordon Miller Esther Thompson Beryl Thompson lack Windle Robert Hubaker flnstrumentalj PRACTICAL WORK GROUPS Trios Ethel Stensgaard Esther Stensgaard Floyd Jensen AND So, info ffiz Ghfigfiwa 5, cmc! Byways ,Lx , Mm' , . Ki. - yt., One of the many speaking assignments is filled if by Don MacDougall. Margaret Stowe Jeannie Van Dorp Joanne Van Dorp Dorothy Schroeder Judith Severson Lois Pippert Esther Thompson Beryl Thompson Ruth Pierce Mary Huff Frieda Conway Ruth Sanborn Evelyn Rychner Annetta Cook flnstrumentall Susie Schmidt Quarleller Dellmer Smith Ralph XVilliams joe Dahl Raymond Ashmun Sol0iJl.f Margaret Morgensen flnstrumentalj Vernon Howell flnstrumentalj Arcompanisir Beulah Freiheit Ruth Pierce Paul Ashcraft Carol Spreckels Fern Erway lean Knowlton 'Betty Ernstrom The ministry followed with extreme interest is that of the Union City Mission group fLowell Young, Leaderj which goes to the U. C. Mission, the world's largest, every Sunday afternoon to speak, sing, and deal with poor souls that have so long been tossed about. With fascination we listen to the reports of MIRACLES as they happen at the Lord's hand. V , , Summer months are not idle months. Bible Schools, camps and the. like are an ever fruitful field where young souls seek after God-AND FIND HIM while yet children. This particular shot is representative of the Summer Bible School work done through- out the country Cnot only by our school, we are glad to sayj. It shows Ben Farley on the right while he ministered in Appleton, Wisconsin. Does such a vigorous, healthy, happy band of youngsters challenge you to win them for Christ? It does us. . sl 3, 1' 'v 'Jw ft.-V ,rf f fc l. i . ' I t ,x , it L5 1 7 A, I ,f was A A NI J A THCUSANID X I , N569 tc xxllr 'oem uillxel K0 ' . 9801 Std MX U If we couldn't see the ball we'd suspect Ashmun Sims ww wo' of posing. Windle, Naumann, and Brunko: Tye 10 btw touchdown trio. That was at Como last fall. was re, ,:n4 ' .51 ,V . .1 ,.f - '- ', V is ig 'ht ' , If I 1 - r 1 if X 4 al , ' 2 ' .t T r ' t f if fri S lu J ' 'r 22.1, wig, - e A, - .lfffi 00' 4 . Au- rig,-iw On November eleventh the A 1 last dead leaf on the cam- , gig I pus trembled. It fell at V . M g f' 10:06. So did the rest of H Q A ' 4 'W the elements fthermometer VY, M' U includedj. That blizzard ,, and winter crashed into n wwf. 'w 'l beautiful fall day and snowed us under till the - ' -' 'W' end of March! Sezfenly-.fix X And the Shield kriegs, lectures, SPUI on the pressure with but 18fIS, etc. 2- I , etc., etc., and so forth, x 4,33 Mk' -4 D 'M A Tlliw V s Af. T-Al l'zl T'5?i all Q ' T ' ' f ' 41.44 t N -lg, ,fy i -A ' H ,V .- :-1,-q.,,'hN We - fly t 1 Q. , .. L, 1- , Q, tm' A , - . , H Q Mar. QV: 5- .H ' JP? , - lj r jaws ' Q I ,tn J,-94 My Hx t E .. x .L , , , ' Yi' .. V, I' V' Y V ll .4 K f 1 4, New army men look for their numbers in November. Williams really isn't old enough-- Brunko clears the deck for Thanksgiv- ing battle. Hauser keeps himself very, very busy with the other preparations, 1 5 -m. 3 vflf h we ,D it 1 ' : , , , 5- L la il 'J' f ' t .ar 1: it F 'Wi f , iv QQ- A , i 'fl ' ,, .QQ Q l r 'v2l 'w'i'f1 ' -v Y, AW , ' .,: M ,Wag h... .. YH 5 V ' - f. 1 ,ll 4- 'T Oswald Smith introduces 'Ihen 3 f , , jesus Came. Not so serious qt I this time, the seniors have n lf, 77.-, blow-out. So did Miss Sonrra. A By the way, we have ra hundred memories of Carmen Tnnnehill and Ruthie Strohm Undies nowj -Bannisters and the like. If I-1 Y I 'nl' W I F12 L1 H' lm I 1 . l ll maid-lxdl CMU Ctlxzeiultlkfiss Cook. Is that a yy X . If nggml QED socnr ca . I L H V f U , '44 . r Y ...- , fill rf -ilyljf, t, N 1 . f fr , , ,, 'Q Snow H yet. :Q f HXZQ V Rodclwil The speech classes per- form in chapel just before Christmas - as unusually. Not bad, Miss Schmidt. ver in Chap X- 1 ' g.- -rw f z, 1, if K f -, ,vf,.'f.z!f'- l ' .f 'vu iilfl UXKQTVNJ' 'PE 9 THE QW or mfg QAXEWAW PQ- ,, V 5:13714 f A 'fix . Vi 4380 'Zi' ' ' ,,:,5wh. QSQ C ' Q 'C' Wherever Perry is goinfi, we hope she comes bac . Probably home for Christ- ITIZIS. Reunion after the vacation. Careful, Baber. ,i 59503 ll A f 4 +,,. lv Convocation rouser. ,' 3 r .ls 'I fl ' M if gjmsr s N ,seal A . gs-V A 5 ,- fl' 'ri .. .- LT W 4 - 4 7' lg ,1 ' 4519-iw 4.4 fi Rv Y' ' ' ' ' ' -f Af :Q A Q , Q A Y Hmgzxiwq 3511? s ZHE211 4. V ,I 'QQ , . V N, .' 'vi ,-,-- JL V 'Y L . if . 'Q 11 , ig. 5, V: ' - k,'Z vw 4 A . it W 9 the Ul' ' Regime il Qu- J. X xy? 5 nw , A Contrary ro convention: Cal rear view. fbj See that Berg's room had curtains up that clay. Smile a while. If you smile some one else will smile, and soon rhere'll be miles and miles of smiles. , . M Page Eighly . ' 1 1 'li-al, Ny 4 ,, The king of the Midwest winter reigned here not so long ago. Yo for li' IOO, my f wel ri ve cents 63133 can be C E111 -1 Urn' week' Hftisf X . 1 pls. -P? l ff v X. X 1 r ',,. , if w him, - .. ' ' yi' rl , ' l fl'-fflilli ' X ,a ' NLWM-9 T 'vm -1 'FYI' V- . 3 -Q , ze 'l' , , .,i. fm -- 'l 413. ' -f ' J 'tfi ' I f 'L' BYC Y ' wm Nhn. . Q 'J 1 . l 1 ' . mam. we SueSS 'mls S 0, no. 005, wen, H6816 bless You 8 now, an cqfumni cqetwity SINCE 1936 Here are listed those we have discovered in aclive rerifire beginning with the class of '36. Those who are not here listed and incomplete facts we were unable to obtain. The Institute is proud of its service record. 1936 Brazil, South America .....,.... Anderson, Rosemary ................... ........ fMrs. Angus Cunningham J Bradly, Mr. Harold .................. ,... .... Chisholm, Minnesota ....... Chisholm, Minnesota ..... Bradly, Mrs. Harold ............. ........ Burt, Charles .................. Carlson, Mr. Ronald ...... Emmert, Evelyn .............. fMrs. Ronald Carlsonj Zarse, Mr. Robert .......... Zarse, Mrs. Robert ..... Erickson, Ruth ......... Glauner, Gertrude .....,. Holmberg, Ralph ....... Magney, Mabel ....... Miller, Viron ........... Morrow, Ord .............. Carlson, Mr. Loren ........ Penhollow, Margaret ...... fMrs. Loren Carlsonj Tole, Leonard ................ Westerfield, Genevieve ..... Wood, Henry ............... Carlson, Mr. joseph ...... Davis, Robert .................... ....... Eggebraaten, Mr. Lester ...,... ....... Erickson, Eleanore .............. ...... Peterson, Everett ................ ........ Phelps, Mr. James ............... ....... Schellenberg, Rev. Abram Barkey, june .................. CMrs. joseph Carlsonj Covich, Rev. Walter ...... Hyink, Ella D. ............. . fMrs. Walter Covichj Eastman, Rev. Martin Fast, Helen .................... Ibach, Rev. Robert .... Ibach, Mrs. Robert ..... jessop, Winnie ........ Larson, Louise ......... Mendel, Rev. john ..... Sellner, Bernice .................. ,,,,,,,, Wendt, Helen ....................... .... lMrs. Maurice Andersonj Creighton, Nebraska ..... Lansing, Minnesota ....... Lansing, Minnesota ....... Wheaton, Minnesota ..... Wheaton, Minnesota ...... .. .........Missionary .......Pastor .......Pastor .......Pastor ..........Pastor No. Lumberton, N. C ....... .,........................ M issionary Luck, Wisconsin ........... Nyack, New York .............. Hayes Center, Nebraska Princeton, Nebraska ........ . .......... Rural Mission 'Work ..............................Pastor .......Institute Secretary ....................Pastor .......Pastor ........................................... .... P astor Pastor Omaha, Nebraska ....... ............... M ission Work Upland, Indiana ........ ...... S tudent, Taylor Uni. 1937 Edmonton, Alberta, Can ....... ..................,........,..,...... P astor St. Paul, Minnesota ............ ......... S tudent, Bethel Institute Washington .............. ................. C hristian Work .Africa ................... Janesville, Wis. ......... . St. Paul, Minnesota ........ Canada ......................... 1938 Edmonton, Alberta, Can. Alaska ..... Alaska .................... Verndale, Minnesota ........ Minneapolis, Minnesota ......... .............Missionary ........................Pastor .......Christian Work .......Pioneer Worker .........Missionary ...........................Pastot' ........Nurses' Training Lynch, Nebraska ........... ....... ......................................... P a stor Lynch, Nebraska ........... china ........................................ ,,,.,,, ...... ,r1...,,f ....., Lf ...,.,. .lf,,..Missigary Minneapolis, Minnesota ............................................ Nurses' Training Pastor Milwaukee, Wisconsin ....... ......... T abernacle Secretary Page Eighty-one Alfors, Willis ............ Anderson, Maurice ....... Anderson, David ....... Dilgard, Caroline ...... Farley, Benjamin ........ Fox, Walter ................ Galbraith, Bernice ...... Gant, R. Edythe ........ Harris, Marie ......,. 1939 .........I-Iamlet, Nebraska .........Osceola, Wisconsin Paul Minnesota........ Paul, Minnesota .........Dulutl1, .........Western Minnesota ...... Canada ............... .........Saskatoon, Sask., Can. .........Nyack, New York.......... ........Pastor Pastor Student, Bethel Institute .......Post Graduate, S. P. B. I. . ....................... Missionary .........................Deaconess .......Student, Nyack Training Institute Keller, Russel ............... ......... O regon ....................... .................................................... P astor King, Stanley .................. ......... S t. Paul, Minnesota ........ ,............ .... S t udent, Bethel Institute Lewshenia, Constantine ...... ......... N ew Jersey ......................... ......... R ussian Mission Work Lindskoog, Emil .............. ......... S t. Croix, Minnesota ........ ................................... P astor I.und, Lillian ................. Fort Totten, N. D .......... ............ M issionary flndiansj McBirnie, William ....,.. ......... D es Moines, Iowa ...... .......,..................................... E vangelist McDonald, Florance ..... Ontario, Canada ........ .................................. E vangelistic Work Nelson, Dagmar ........ Nost, Lucille .......... Olsen, Mabel .......... Pierce, Charles ........... Rambo, Burneatta ..... Ratzloif, Everette ....... Rupp, Anna ............ Toews, Marvin ...... Walker, Gertrude ..... Tanner, Francis ...... Smith, Dellmer ......... Mickelson, Neva ........... fMrs. Robert Mainj. Chance, Marie ..... Craig, John ............ Dueholm, Helen ....... Fast, john .............. Schuman, Rose ........... fMrs. john Fastj Fast, Leander .......... Hilton, Kenneth ........... Jensen, Martha ................ fMrs. Kenneth Hiltonj Honeywell, Russell .............. McNaughton, Elizabeth ......... iMrs. Russell Honeywellj Jacobson, Adeline ................ Main, Robert .................... Odens, Arthur ........... Richardson, Stanton ..... Sanborn, june .................. Stubbendieck, Lorena ...... Salina, Kansas .................. ......... D ean of Women, Salina Bible Inst. Kentucky Mountains ....... Kentucky Mountains ....... Lincoln, Nebraska ............ Kentucky Mountains ....... Spirit Lake, Iowa .......... Onigum, Minnesota ...... St. Paul, Minnesota ........ Western Canada .......... Kentucky Mountains ......, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mattoon, Illinois .......... 1940 ,..fffIIfiiiQi2lHLif'iSLiiHiiii fffff... St. Paul, Minnesota ....... .........Omaha, .........Omaha, ........................Missionary .......Mlssi0nary ........................M1ssionary ............Missionary flndiansj P. Nebraska ..... .......... ....... . . . Student, Bethel Institute ........................Missionary .......Missionary ........Evangelist 's Work, Choir Director ............Taylor University ........Institute Secretary Nebraska ..... ........................................................................ .........Nyack, New York.............. .........Mexico .........Mex1co .........Barnes City, Iowa .........Barnes City, Iowa .........Wisconsin .........Mattoon, Illinois Paul, Minnesota... Paul, Minnesota..............Instructor and Paul, Minnesotan... .........Nyack, New York............. Student, Nyack .Student, Nyack OUT IN WORK BUT NOT GRADUATED ..............M1ssronary Lee, Raymond ............ Rowe fMrsi Rash, Kline, K Mrs. Fay .......................... ......... Raymond Leej Wayne ................. ......... Venrta .............. Wayne Rashj Schrag, Marie ............ Sidorovich, Mary ........ Sande, Andrew ............... Rueter, Helen .................. ......... McDonald, Anna ............ ......... 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Yes, Mr. Doege. 27 - 29-Fri. - Sun. - Annual Missionary Convention - Simpson Church. Missionaries-Mr. Barnes, Mr. Stadsklev, Mr. Kowles, Mrs. Stadsklev. OCTOBER 1-Tues.-SHIELD Staff presented in Chapel. 2-Wed.-First School Outing-Como Park. 4-Fri.-Mrs. Stadsklev, Fr. West Africa. Missionary Pledge taken-.S2,523.50. George Millett's Anniversary. 7-Mon.-DAY OF PRAYER. Presentation of lamp to Mr. and Mrs. Richardson from students. 8-Tues.-DAY OF PRAYER Continued. Northwestern District Conference convened here and is promptly blitzkrieged by the SHIELD. 11-Fri.-Missionary Meeting: Mrs. Martin Ekvall-China. 13-Sun.-Union City Mission assignment begins. 14 and 15-Mon. and Tues.-Chapel-the happiest man in the world, Mr. Franciz, japan. 16-Wed.-SHIELD Prize Books presented, men, sign up for the army. 18-Fri.-Oswald 1. Smith in Chapel. 21-Mon.-Separate Chapel for men and women. Men instructed in line art of housekeeping. 25-Fri.-School picnic at Como-and the belated photographer takes the fireside shot. 26-Sat.-Conscription numbers posted. The men are wondering. 29-Tues.-First conscription drawing in Washington. Men hurry to the Hamline Hotel for the first look at their fate. 30-Wed.-Where did the seniors go? All we can tell is that Wallie insists il'r the Gospel truth. He wanted to spell it out, too. NOVEMBER 5-Tues.--Election day, Mr. Roosevelt againg day of prayer in Chapel, Dear old Dr. Philpott begins meetings. 11-Mon.-First snow-AND HOW. 12-Tues.-Still snowed under. Only four Twin-City street cars going. 15-Fri.-Dr. Philpott finishes at Simpsong dedication of lives during Chapelg end of prayer chain. ir LOOKING FORWARD TO Y. .I .,,A 5. ' 4' I GOSPEL SERVICE? THE ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE -OFFERS- COMPLETE TI-IEOLOGICAL AND IVIISSIONARY COURSES I-'OR TI-IE TI-IREE BEST YEARS OE YOUR LIFE ! ! ! ir FALL TERM REGISTRATION September II - IZ, 1941 WRITE TO OUR DEAN For cr New Catalogue I36I Er1gIeweed Avenue SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Ps Esby x Evnhsa, Nut mutha, Qlnnnt CLuke 6:46l THE ALLIANCE CHURCH 1300 Grand Ave. S. MINNEAPOLIS - MINNESOTA RAYMOND A. CHAPMAN, Minister HAZEL PARK ALLIANCE CHURCH East Seventh Street and White Bear Avenue REV. L. A. THOMPSON, Pastor SUNDAY- Sunday School .............. Morning Worship ........ SERVICES Y. P. Prayer Service ......... Young People's Service... Evangelistic Service WEDNESDAY- Bible Study and Prayer. 9:45 A. M. 1:00 A. M. 6:30 P. M. 7:00 P. M 7:45 P. M 7:45 P. M EF Ugg ggacikc 00129 7.89 afiona. Ufiwwfi Mississippi and Genesee Streets St. Paul, Minnesota SERVICES SUNDAY- Sunday School ................................... ........ 9 245 A. M Morning Worship ........ ........ l 0245 A. M The entrance of Thy Words Christian Endeavor ..... ......... 6 :45 P. M giveth hghtj' Evening Service ........... ......... 7 145 P. M WEDNESDAY- CHARLES G. ZEEK, Pastor Bible Study and Prayer ....... ......... 7 :45 P. M Page Eiglaly-eigbl flflfgsn ou, 51515 . . MOTTOS . . . Beautiful Scriptures. ' PLAOUES . . . Rustic Art Wood - Sunshine ' CHRISTIAN LITERATURE. ' SONG BOOKS . . . Specials and Congregational. ' TESTAMENTS . . . Christian Workers' Sizes. ' BIBLES . . . Assorted Sizes and Editions. ' BOOKS . . . Pine Assortment. IN SPIRATION AL Christian Colportage Series DEVOTION AL Springs in the Valley ..................... .......... Streams in the Desert ................................ Krystal. Mrs. C. Cowman Mrs. C. Cowman Days of Heaven Upon Earth ........... ........... A . B. SIITIPSOH PROPHETIC The Remarkable Iew ......... Back to Patmos ................ MISSIONARY The Niger Vision .............. Pioneering in Kwangsi ........ S. Harrison B. Simpson -.....-....Roseberry .....--...-Oldfield BIOGRAPHY Life of A. B. Simpson ......... .................................. T hompson After Fifty Years ............. ........... A History of the Alliance SPECIAL BOOKS Cruden's Concordance ....................,... Alexander Cruden Smith's Bible Dictionary ......................,......,.. William Smith Christian Workers Commentary... ................... Iames Gray ' SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL HANDBOOK EOR TEACHERS. CA Comprehensive Course of Study for Your Vacation Bible School.J Klflfzihs fo . THE ALLIANCE BOOK ROOM 1361 Englewood Avenue - St. Paul, Minnesota Page Eighty R 6. K MIDWAY SERVICE STATION DEPARTMENT STORE 1592-94 University Ave. Snelling at Minnehczha fN6C!1' Snellingl MIDWAY 2936 The School Bus driver, Iim Franklin, receives quick service at the R CS K Service Station. And the S. P. B. I. l bus is off on another round of assignments or to take the outside girls home again. H 5- K lubricates, repairs, refills, and cleans our wincl- shield. l Bargain hunters, Misses Allison and Wilson, know where to go to secure values. Not only for the ladies, but for the men as well there are bargains. Adam Hats and Shirts, Lee Work Clothes, Hy-Test Safety Shoes, Red Goose Shoes-all are on the Mid- way Department Store counters. OAK GROVE DAIRY NESTOR 7595 The Institutes food is of the finest. Here Miss Tozier and Mr. Boese en- joy a treat drinking Oak Grove Dairy milk. Fresh milk sealed in alumi- num is clelivered each clay to the school. Oak Grove serves us. Let them serve you. If f Saint Paul. Minnesota Page Nirzely them. DAVID C. COOK PUBLISHING CO. ELGIN - ILLINOIS Eager Iaces and hungry hearts drink in What an efficient Sunday School teacher, Mr. Bried, has for Cook Company publications, such as teacher helps, church aids, etc., are invaluable to a pro- gressive church. Send for informative catalogue. LEARN TO PLAY . . . f ' Accordion Guitar v Banjo Mandolin Violin PRIVATE LESSONS REASONABLE RATES SUCCESS GUARANTEED 'Gibson and St. Angelo Instruments Sold Popular Sheet Music - Strings - Accessories 376 St. Peter St. St. Paul, Minn. 'Exclusive Cedar 8820 A THREEEOLD MINISTRY IN WHICH YOU MAY HAVE A PART The Bible Institute Colportage Association of Chi- cago was founded in 1894 by Dwight L. Moody to circulate the simple gospel message by means of: 9 PUBLISHING books, Scripture portions and tracts CEng1ish and Foreignl to the extent of more than 700 titles and editions. ' SELLING through the usual trade channels but particularly through Christian book missionaries. 9 GIVING literature to Christian Workers in prisons, hospitals, CCC camps, mountain and pioneer dis- tricts of America, Latin America, Africa, India, etc. For F ull Particulars Write to The Bible Institute Colportage Association 841a N. Wells St. Chicago, Ill. CRISPY WAFFLE SHOP DELIA M. WATKINS, Prop. REGULAR DINNERS DAILY 1611 University Ave. St. Paul. Minn. Diamonds, Mountings. Watches. Wedding and Stone Rings ROY R. DUE MANUFACTURING IEWELER OPTICAL REPAIRING Office-Cedar 6011 Res.-Van Buren 0207 304 Ryan Building St. Paul, Minn. I. MERRILL TANNEI-IILL, Director School ot Music, St. Paul Bible Institute THE MUSICAL TANNEHILLS ARTISTIC aosPEL MUSIC Evangelistic Campaigns Conferences Conventions Sacred Concerts -- .........-...1 THEODORE BERGMAN Instructor of PIANO ORGAN HARMONY ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE MacPHAIL SCHOOL OF MUSIC Organist-First Baptist Church--Minneapolis USELMAN'S GOLDEN RAY BAKERIES DISTINGUISHED BAKED FOODS IUST 1815 Selby ............ 0627 WE 2040 Marshall ...... MI. 7768 CALL 784 Grand ............,. El. 1153 DELIVER Page Ninely-one U55 LYCLKEIZCZCIJZ Continued I7-Sun.-Student night-Simpson Radio Program. 18 20 -Mon.-Wlmcm put all those cartoons in my mailbox? -Wfed.-School's out. Thanksgiving vacation begins. Speech class program. 21-Thurs.-Did you Meet the joneses at the party in room eleven? And do you remember Millett and Scott rolling their eyes ? 22-Fri.-Commencement of Student Missionary Conference with Walter Covich and pictures and Rev. Eicher. DECEMBER 4-Wed.-Mr'. Richardson meets with calamity in at dark hall when the lights go out-Minus an upper. 5-Thurs.-Mr. Ysker's first night out. Oh, Tineyl SHIELD otlice moved to the Chapel service. 6-Fri.-Annual Student Missionary Convocation at Simpson. 7 9 11 13 16 and 17-Mon. and Tues.-Rev. Mosely in Chapel. -Sat.-Marie Glauner and Rodney Von De Linde married. -Mon.-H. Rodeheaver in Chapel, trombone and all. -Wed.-Tlie seniors are gone again. Tsch . . . Tsch. Fri.-Miss Edna L. Larson, China Inland Mission. 19-Thurs.-Debate in Chapel. Resolved, We Shall Organize a Student Council. Mr. Berg wants a horse and buggy. 20 Fri.-Speech class presents choral speaking program. Christ- mas vacation is HERE! 21-Sat.-Most everybody is gone. 22-Sun.-Cantata night. JANUARY 7-Tues.-Vacation's over! And it's good to get back. 8-Wfed.--Chapel taken over by Midnight Brigade. Two cows. First and second year students: Do I look all right? 9-Thurs.--Mr. Meyer gives faculty's views on the SHIELD. 10-Fri.-Nomination Committee elected to nominate otlicers for Missionary and Tract Societies. 13-Mon.-- XX!hy didn't I study during vacation? Exams. 17-Fri.-Miss Esther Carlson, Venezuela. 21--Tues.-New faces! Wlelcomel Registration. Miss Bohleen leaves St. Paul for points west on her return trip to the P. I. 23--Thurs.-A new semester begins . . . new opportunities! 24-Fri.-Rev. Pickett, Belgian Congo. INSTITUTE CLEANERS PEERLESS CLEANING 61 DYEING CO. 729-31 N. Snelling Nestor 6311 C. 1. 6. H. W. ANDERSON IEWELERS and OPTOMETRISTS 1573 University Ave. 1956 University Ave. Midway 9910 Midway 3400 ARE YOU INTERESTED IN . . . SUNDAY SCHOOL LITERATURE TI-IAT IS TRUE TO Tl-IE WORD OF GOD? Samples of the Christian Life Series covering the various departments in the Sunday School will be sent tree on application. UNION GOSPEL PRESS Box .6059 Cleveland, Ohio Page Ninety-two Compliments From - MINNESOTA CHEMICAL CO. Minnesota Chemical Co. 2285 Hampden Ave. I St. Paul, Minn. USE . . . A. P. W. ONLIWON Double - Folded PAPER TOWELS AND TISSUES - Nestor 1331 - TODAY The superior flavor . . . the unusual goodness of Home Brand Coffee. It gives you more cups of better coffee. ENIOY flume Bran V Griggs, Cooper 6: Company St. Paul, Minn. ,f U55 C76lfSl2C!6l'Z Continued -Mon.-Chapel-A confused flower- What did l say that I shouldn't have said? -Tues.-DAY OF PRAYER. -Thurs.-Election of ofhcers of Missionary and Tract Societies. Congratulations. -Fri.-New Missionary Society takes oltice. Miss Pearl Englund, Bolivia, S. A. FEBRUARY -Tues.-Coming of Cleveland Colored Quintette to Simpson Chu1'ch. Once heard, never forgotten. -Fri.-- To be sure just clean everything! -Sat.-Open House at S. P. B. I. District Young Peoplc's Rally. -Mon.-End of special meetings at Simpson with Cleveland HAMLINE CASH MARKET 732-734 N. Snelling Colored Quintette. Packed house! 26-Wed.- Uncle George Millett. It's a girl-7 lbs. 7 ozs. 28-Fri.-Rev. Win. Paul, Candidate for French Indo-China. MARCH 7-Fri.-Ecuador, S. A., Miss Rosalie Robel. 10-Mon.-Senior Class Othcers Shieldize. Contest for final sub- scriptions. Whtm's going to win that lamp? 11-Tues.-Prof. Hultgren-the man of the hour-8:30 P. M.- A Cappella Choir. 14-Fri.-Rev. Mrs. Phillip Anderson, North China, Mongolian Border. 16-Sun.-Asbury Singers--3:00 P. M. 20-Thurs.-Miss Bohleen sails for Philippine Islands 21-Fri.-Rev. F. Blackman, Ozarks, Arkansas. 25-Tues.-No more subscriptions now. 28-Fri.-Mrs. Wm. S. Sirag, Borneo. APRIL 4-Fri.-Rev. Will. Shillingsberg, Colombia, S. A. 11-Fri.-Special Good Friday services. Miss Margo Chosen QOld Koreaj. I3-Sun.-Easter Sunday. 15-Tues.--Orchestra trip begins. 18-1711.- Rev. Grifhn, Shanghai, China. 20-Sun.-Rev. H. E. Nelson arrives at Simpson. 25-Fri.-Rev. H. E. Nelson, Simpson Church. MAY 2-Fri.-Orchestra Concert. 5-Mon.-This is final ! 7-Wed 9 . - Please sign by your picture. -Fri.-Fellowship League-Senior Banquet. 1 1-Sun.--Baccalaureate. 1 2-Mon .-Senior Class Night. 13-Tues.-Commencement. Lee Lewis, Ne. 7227-7228-Free Delivery Fresh fruits and quality groceries are the last word with the Hamline Cash Market and with Miss Zitlow and Miss Sontra. The food is the best. The girls' expressions say that. The Hamline Cash Market serves the St. Paul Bible Institute. Let them serve you. ' x MIDTOWN BARBER SHOPPE 634 Snelling Avenue Nestor 9214 i,. We see now how Ralph Williams and Oliver Carlson maintain their well groomed appear' ance. The school barber on Snelling Avenue is the place to go. Midtown Barber Shoppe it is called. Page Ninety-three Pg Nin Cyfziziifian cmcf 5IfIimio12a'z Gqffianca H NORTI-IWESTERN DISTRICT MINNESOTA WISCONSIN NORTI-I DAKOTA SOUTI-I DAKOTA MONTANA cmd NORTHERN IOWA . ALSO 1361 ENGLEWOOD AVE. ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA DISTRICT OFFICERS REV. I. A. PETERSON ................................................ 1...Superintendent REV. EARL GULBRANSON ............. ......... D istrict Evangelist REV. P. E. WALLER ................ ................. S ecretdry MR. ORDE OLSON ............................................. ............ T redsurer DR. A. B. SIMPSON ............. ......... F ounder DR. I-I. M. SI-IUMAN ............. ............ P resident SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 . . . We extend hedrty congrdtuidtions to the twenty-- iourth grddudting cldss of the St. Pdui Bible Institute. We wish edch member OI God-orddined dnd Idnredch- ing ministry. NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE ery-four A Pfl0706'Rv4PflER.S' TI-IE I-I. 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