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

Text from Pages 1 - 95 of the 1942 volume:

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H .1 51.3, I ,ww f m1fNSr'PQUIIMMOTG ',5-7'a.'f'f1v'f'L'. ff: J' . -16 IPI ! ,live ' li ff Ruth Pierce-Joseph Dqhl '-,f'.fL-fn 'Ur-aff. 1 -A ., '- K ,, fw5,f',jf- XT w 51:75'z'fif'ffff:Q,f43fi -. 1 . e': aTw'15d'giNQgssT MA 'T M9414-isa wzwi, 5- T 1 f- 'T T 1x,!34' -rf Q ' Ri! g F Q My NAGER-Alvin Martin . I' ' . U35 5if1Ff'f2f'1' 5 ., Af '51!3'5f:-'UMW e' . . 1 'T K'- ff 7-'ff ix' :' W'-2 , 1 WWE, :.1,'l.,,y ,J -521,355.5-2zfg,Tgy'.g1s::L 0 MB rum S QPF! u19 p ' o 0 To assist Christian young people to a deeper consecration and larger usefulness through in- struction in the Word of God, prayer, and practical work, toward one objective-to get the Gospel to the ends of the earth. S. P. B. I. is a school of VISION. TRAINING, and SERVICE. 5 If g -. ,l il 5 I if 'Q g, jg-,1 ..-iijf' W 4' r . Q X it Q.. -.,X -...,,.M sms ,W w...,,hmDm. , . I Q, Y WN- f'-, - '-fu... - :- '76 J 4.3. Ahg 4 V f'if'pigtl'1?r, 1' r.. v.r I Y ,f4f'ff,,, . .,,,, .1 .. 'Q e g f-5 HW' -J , M 1,5 . . ,. I J, .44 A I fLST'3,. vr.,:mm5.- . -,I r -xr ,. V,51.q,. K A ty: V. 456 I l K. Q IKVYXEHX I I T r beloved president, Rev. I. A. Peterson, who, through the happy com- o ou bination of executive ability and profound spirituality, has set the example of humble Christian stewardship which has won the hearts and inspired the wills of every student. Mr. Peterson, through his capacity as District Superintendent of the Northwestern District. has been used of God to bless and influence the lives of multitudes. We feel our own lives have been enriched through our association with him, and we sense his vital concern for our individual spir- itual prosperity. And so to you, Mr. Peterson. we express our appreciation and admiration for your unselhsh service for the Master. x i Friend h lclf Bible Sc O Traveler Ei? JS 539145, ' O o c QP Wx.. V 4 -,,.44 A f enee District Superintendent ' ' H 3 ff Qr ' ..,,: ' - ' 'm 4 P V M .,. MX yr 'e , QW .f-ff , y if y.,.- .' eg., l 1 v h V., Q g . The St. Paul Bible Insiitute is situ- w .S 1 ated on a spacious campus. over- 'fu looking a small park. It is a place oi scenic beauty the year 'round. 4 4. ,f 7- ,-N S -'Nw K. 1 ! . If I , A . 1: -'1 X ? . I il 7' lx X, . . ' 4 v l if 1 'lu wr ,si 'X 'A :LW Blossom by blossom the Spring O1-11' CCIHIPUS in Summer ' begins. ee, A xg' we if wimon ' er sth Q o 1 dom' ' omeed ev' Ps oss' c e M eogXe have new es X hknes. p eh We o en' ec does me Xone ces, for eorwfs s bum itglng moe decpkone mag sp X measure, ado cased MX eges o Kong KA SP0 E man- oi on xcooe , we io svlmes. kg'- pe store lfglogs o drone cc , dence, kseX fb ags oi me S 'used s ho he 0 1 Wx' 'the o shadow or mme e s 'fn was 1 E e hkghgl www oe d be Kd 1 Nha me death. Co wie f eoen gn of Psmerkcons upon W1 are the eyes of the Chr Xoohed .... on eoced ko me dood-. sxdes into gwclous Xkght, storm meceXg em' W hen Xoohf oc no be moo, ' beg ord opp ss sub the Ogi. we so e me So., wovd. Y gXorg oi me L Xoovfmg gp, the darhne the bome becomes okctoclousg Yiosvlses the oitecgXoe0 of the comb God gkoes us gikngs, and on them oi grace. The ffomiefs we foo me stars! 3' 9 nu op, eokns W 1 . hkghec c bounded only 5273 ET 4 491 Adm. E 0I:IllStpati0 nd i ll-foe' Aoifigraqlilaa s DL v' 0- ' xislsal Hr' i 0 Us Us Pqgvt .,25Zh ADM I Page Ten 6 A VW XXEV' hdenr Ilfebl Rev. I. A. Peterson, President of the Institute and District Superintendent of the North- westem District, stands at the helm of this school as a humble representative of our great Pilot. The Executive Committee of the Northwest- ern District composes the personnel of the Institute's Board of Directors. Their praying. planning, and iaith have made possible the continual growth and widening ministry ot the St. Paul Bible Institute. Rev. Rev. Rev. man, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE L. A. Perkins, Rev. F. C. Slernemen, Rev. J. A. Schmidt. Earl Gulbranson, Rev. L. A. Thompson, Rev. C. D. Tieszen. L. O. Bodie, Rev. V. Gvtvdy, Rev. J. A. Peterson-Chain Rev. P. F. Waller-Secretary. Mr. Perkins, out of a rich background of ministry to young people and a sympath.etic knowledge of their battles and fproblems, inspires the confidence oi every student who seeks God-directed counsel. Our hearts have been thrilled as we have sat under his teaching. Mr. Richardson. as Superintendent of Men, has the interest of the men of the Institute constantly and Prayeriully upon his heart, and to him we pay our highest respects for his personal concern and help- fulness to every student. . Our beloved Superintendent oi Women, Mrs. New- ell. has won the love and deep confidence oi every Young lady in the Institute. To her belongs the credit for the smoothness with which the various household duties are performed. REV. L. A. fm 4? PER1 DQUDUNS' TH. D '.2.uh'Si' :P ! MRS. W. H. NEWELL REV. S. W. RICHARDSON Superinzendenl of Women Superinfendent of Men Page Eleven FACILTY Page Twelve f A I l I 'jr K 4. '. A' 3 --14 i ' 4+ .jg-fi' U. M P w 1 fa TH- ABEL B YJERKXNS' 'Ielics. Pfflcncal SMAGNEY REV- L' lirics. HOW Q Ienogmphy ' mme 1 frienc Her Sradefif Lf I MRS. GERTRUDE RUTENBER Teacher Training. Church History. Biblical Survey, Missions, Christian Biographies M f REV. G. E. MEYER, B. A., B. D Speech, Minor Prophets, Bibli- cal Psychology. Christian Evi- dences, Ethics, Biblical Theo- logy. Parliamentary Procedure New Testament Outlines A Prince of Preachers, who has im- parted invaluable advice to many an as- piring young preacher-to-be. prepares his proiector for an inspiring program. Not only is Missions the center and cir- cumference of her teaching. but it has be- come Mrs. Rutenber's hobby as well, as revealed by her unique missionary col- lection. Miss Magney, efficient Secretary on the Administration staff, instructs others in her class in Practical Stenography. Mr. Meyer has proved that constant intel- lectual expansion and progress CAN re- sult in an increased spiritual power and zeal for God. Page Thirteen .,, ,J Ol One ol our Bible teachers through an over-flowing Spirit-filled lite, humbly teaches us the mighty Word ol God and how to apply it. Mr. Richardson, during his extensive sum- mer traveling, has accumulated a large collection oi interesting, soul-burdening pictures. Mr. Carlson. our scholarly Greek instruc- tor, sketches blueprints tor cabinet con- struction. Page Fourteen fl J I Miss Iones keeps apcxce with the rapidly changing rules of English grammar: never- theless, she exhibits an interest in the spir- itual as well as intellectual welfare of the students. itil aww, ' x P s REV. S. W. RICHARDSQN REV. CHARLES G. ZEEK Old Teslament Exegeszs, Personal Work. Acts, Theology, Gospels, Hebrews General Epistles. Prophecy, Pauline Epistles nl' LORIFN 1 A . h UMedie1?a1 Hiyicioru Greek ON' TH- G. Tilfing and We Page Fifteen Page Sfxteen NEHXLL, B. JUN J. Mmaxm T AN Mus. us ED. DkrectorfSchooX oi Music E Hgmnologg. Harmong, Funda- pw ROSE mentals, Music Appreciation, AUUO, SOISANB5 Counterpoint. History of Music, rdf Ha fegglb RN Conducting. Chorus, Orchestra, r'7Po,,y' Voice MAX T INE TA . rumpet, MarimbI:N5lTiiLL ' 1 ra Harp OR Pz'aIi74l?E1lEI?1l:iANf B, MUS , mony Q i I '44 i j l iff ff!!! is J jJ If f ,vb , J',, ,jw JI , , Mr. Tannehill has instilled in us a love for the highest type of music and has dem- onstrated its importance in spreading the gospel message. The beautiful tones of Mrs. Tannehi1l's marimba have thrilled every student as she has played the hymns we love. w. w uw .. 374 , MW? Our accom-plished piano artist snatches a few moments with her saxophone . . . Mr. Bergman, one of the Twin Cities' best piano instructors, encourages his students to a more conscientious pursuit of their musical ambitions. Page Seventeen TIT 'PE ,Q he i ', 42 'A 4 I -1-asv 1,1 'Aww Miss Amelia Piper takes our money. ' :MMA keeps our accounts, and gives us a X, smile. i K ua no na? ioung-1uY MaqneY I M153 Mcblelnsmuie Seaway. - - known as 5 siudeuhi' iuen cx iotmauv' h 1, xXMiss Ruth Thompson, the super-sa1es- 5, A X woman, has everything we need in the , A,' J A' J, way of school supplies. pf iw ff Page Eighteen K -X 'I' A F F .vt Y '4 X v ver 110111 ne ' uS me . it Weil. ou' qtacxiun not to xmpd Mtaugiv tor G bn oi xo0 u ice ' ' spiritudx adv .J-'--., . If Od Meep Ys I f .fo ii , h 5, . .sv . MSS G1 i Us w Quo A! v Fi' x 9 01' A ' , Ss Th, 911 fe dere, '1e11- Q Us helps U2 S11 fo prep Uri 12 ge Qssisls me als. iorm' . des pet ohbesx home Our cook. Miss Thimell, who loads wdmn,yA:.1!U:E1S' keeps the our table with good things, ices one The cus etous other i of her delicious chocolate cakes. inf! num . kites bummq' Page Nineteen LET US GO INTO THE HOUSE OP THE LORD. Psalm 122:1 THE THREE TWIN CITY CHURCHES of the Christian and Missionary Alliance have been our sanctuaries this past year. When it has been our privilege to attend, we have felt in each the enthusiastic welcome and spirit oi fellowship which have beckoned us back to worship the Lord in the beauty ol holiness. 5 .xg g,x , HAZEL PARK ALLIANCE CHURCH Rev. L. A. Thompson, Pastor Page Twenty SIMPSON MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev. George French, Pastor MINNEAPOLIS C. 6 M. A. CHURCH Rev. R. A. Chapman, Pastor ,Am Senior Moda Un!-7a Wzafaftg 7hftawgh GJMMZI Glafu Poem VISION, TRAINING, and SERVICE-those three words Are 'blazoned on our hearts as on a scroll: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit-all have wrought To engraue the Cross of Christ upon the soul. Standing upon the threshold of a sin-cursed world, We wait the instant when Thy guiding hand Shall lead us forth to see the scroll unfurled, Wherein Thou hast recorded Thy command. Behind us lie our three short years of training: Ahead-there stretches all Eternity. We face it unafraid and uncomplaining-- The way is bright: our faith looks up to Thee. Lead us in blood-stained pathways, where Another. With pierced feet and hands, has gone before: Lead us where we may help a fallen brother To find his balance on the Rock once more. We wait Thy will, but labor while we're waiting: The harvest fields are white-Thy blessed,Son' Left us a task: while others are debating. We garner sheaves--we seek Thy praise: Well done! -Lynn W. England 67444 af '42 We, the members of the graduating class of 1942, stand at attention for our last challenge: ONl-to victory through Christ! before We step over the threshold oi what lieth be- tore. We were called by Christ Himself, from the narrow lanes of lite, to be fashioned, moulded, and trained for labor in His great fields of service. Three years we have walked together down the long corridor oi mutual interests, choosing and opening doors of training, delving into nooks and-corners of practical experiences, ex- ploring spiritual attics, and peering through hazy windows seeking to glimpse a panoramic View of our future ministry-motivated by one burning desire: to see Him, to know Him, and to serve Him. Now that we are about to open the great exit door into the future, We will follow Iehovah- nissi, the Lord our banner, ON--to victory I Page Twenty-two Gku Gffxm -- ' f ff WV X151- '04 1 4 f 5. f MS RUTH XNXLX-XP' , NORD 1AEYYjX,feSidenl Vice presIdl3iHST REV. L. A. PERKINS. Th. D. Class Adviser IOYCE IESSOP IACK WINDLE Secretary Treasurer I 11, ani. Ji ,' M 149m Page Twenty-three J A XD' vi This people haue I formed for myself: they shall shew forth my praise. Iso. 43:21. 3 dh Ma if- I r BETTY ALICE BARBER fy Toledo, Ohio ' ' Theology '7 I i ilu V lf I Q Fr' - JEL f' .-,:+L.f gn-af' .M VJ Lf ' V' 624 1 N L , B y .B 4' H 1, 1 V- 'M'--.,,. ' 'f S + , l - ' 'A .' '- 5 Senior soloist-One of our outside girls-Our Bronco -- Keep your sunny side up -Not u care in the world. J BONNIE B. BERAN , Richland Center, Wisconsin X Chrlslian Educurion V n If 1 'X ' A A 1 .1-.1 72 E. BRUNKO ALICE F. BUREAU RUBY CAUGHEY Battle Creek, Iowa Mounldin, Michiqan For! Peck, Monicma Theology Theology Bible Music j 5191 Twenty-four We have this treasure in earthen vessels. that the excellency of the power may be of God, and no! of us. ll Cor. 4:7 'NNQi ff fue ,. ' - ' . 1 ' 1 V' m n . .,.k,,,. l . VL 3 W Q I ,HY . . Headed for home-The efficient librarian-At home in sunny California- A closeup of study- Crackeriaclc Einmert. , A Q5 ge .yi X KJV 'J X Qx lib ni 01511: X- V N X J ic. , ,C ALBERTIWILLIAM FOSNOW St. Paul. Minnesota Theology rbb- is 6' :M U IE, 5 FERN ADELL ERWAY Berkeley, California Missionary , N My W ,X ROBERT F. COLLITT FRANCES EMMERT LYNN W- ENGLAND ,A K NV Beulah Beach, Ohio Mason City, Iowa Redlands. California fffxx Theology Theology Theology K - f., v Page Twenty-Eve nv'm In v 151 . Q I' f4'jx'I'he people that do know lheir God shall be strong and do exploizsf' Dan. 11:32 X, l fl N M' tFLORENCE MARIE GALBRAITH Iron Mountain, Michigan Chrislian lfduculion F ...iw , , - .Vg H, xx xi I I wr- gl iff f . fu 1 MQ i V K XL, Q, fry ,L All big giggles come wrapped in small packages-Ever seen Gravy on ihe lawn?-A Hall in reverse-Chief cook-er, bottle washer- Wisconsin Dairy Maid. A. ELMIRA Gnsvss . 1, I ' f' n Battle Lake, Minnesota ff! I ' J ,'- in ' Missionurgf I lf lf xl 'I X ' IV! ' u '- W' X ' x MELVIN LEWIS HALL Ogden, Iowa Theology Page Twenty-six Him- ' W CARL HAUSER V. IEAN HILL Clarksville, Iowa Marshfield. Wisconsin lhvolugy C.'h1'1'sl1'un Edufalion A fx -I x J ,. 0 , f F -D x I . For lhe love of Chnisl doristrainelh us. ll Cor. 5:14 V ,X 15 X Hx 'fi 1 if ' W v -I 1 'i W .Af f 1, ,-ll 'V xl 1 1.3. X O ij ,fy 1 H 1 V xi 'K 'hy ' r . ' GERALDINE Hnmuntr 1oHNsoN W - 9 St. Paul. Minnesota Ml'SSlAfJl7llfH K M Y. Miss Iohnson, whose car?-Dignity personified-Little Ioybells from Winnipeg, Canada-Yoo-hoo!-The Gail lhal blew from Nebraska. '7 1 A 'lj Xl .fl 'ffm -'SW' b Y J gf H w Qi UV A ELMER IOHNSON St. Paul. Minnesota Theology we W sb x I 4 A , W' K, .:, W .,.. . A r K' GAIL INGWERSON IUNE ELIZABETH IAESCHKE D. IOYCE IESSOP Lincoln, Nebrqgkq Wesl Allis, Wisconsin Winnipeg. Man.. Canada Theology Chrisliun Edur'uH'on Theology Page Twenty-seven Nl N Q I. N ,. an if M' lin.. 'W ww ' lr 'wi N Q l IUNE ELIZABETH KLINE Randolph. Minnesota Cfl7rislr'un EK1'Ll4'llHv0l7 PAYE Mu LEE KMRSJ Sl. Paul, Minnesota Cfhrisliun l5KfLlCflIl'llI7 All power is given unlo me in heaven and in eurlhf' Mall. QBZIB 'OS l it P 'S v Miss Kline, don'l scowl so hard--One of our Trailer Mrs, -Payson Lee-Lovey, is it a business call?- Hallelujah Mack. J, W ff ,-X x 7- ,v '. l 1 f W, . 1 ,A ,fx ' X' J . , X4 . ff H 6- M ' W RAYMOND LEE if fly LOIS ARLENE LOVAAS TROY MCA1-I-ISTEH Sl. Paul, Minnesota I J , 4 Sanla Ana. California Sheridan, Michigan '1'h4-Ulngq I B fy-I Thmlogy Theology ul P Page Twenty-eight K ' I Call unto me. and I will answer thee. and shew thee great and mighty things. which thou knowest not. Jer. 33:3 diir aff' J 2 s 4' yr iS e....., . , On the way to work-Our other Senior soloist--The Noble scars are only shadows-Fiddlinq around lwith a 23 hour schedulel-Napoleon himself. a we 'QB ' 1 -aj Q ESTHER H. NYSTEDT Milaca. Minnesota Chrislian Eduvuzion RUTH H. NORDQUIST Strasbourg, Sask.. Canada Theology X !Xx 3- K rx I f N ' ' ALVIN Mmmn V,-,yr ,tmnapxims c. mms P MYRTLE M. NOBLE Luverne, Minnesoia I Omaha. Nebraska ,' Mflmhfieldf WiSC0hSih Theology X Bible Music M55-Yf0f7f1f!l 1 X , V 1 Page Twenty-nine NV' X F X UW MARIE HELEN ODENS tMRS.l St. Paul, Minnesota Missionary X I x ,, I 1 ANNE O'TOOLE Minneapolis, Minnesota Christian Education N' Ask of me. and I shall give thee the heathen for thine ln heritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy posses sion. Ps. 2:8 ...,.---- Y -..,, J! x - . The Trailer tintype -lust a school girl-The well-dressed Our blushing Ann-The Co-editor forgets her dignity: xx V W ,J' , .1 'ffl' ' I fu ' 'Q Miss Perry n MV, NERETTA A, PERRY ANNA PETERS RUTH MILDRED PIERCE Winnipeg, Man.. Canada Delevan. -Wisconsin Lincoln, Nebraska Theology M'5S'0f7Uf!! Missionary Page Thirty ' A ln all lhings approving ourselves as the ministers of Godf' lICor. 6:4 f 1, ll ,f tx ' 1 'Q 'Y' 4 'h .3 20' X iif5?,,: l . 411, LN ' sz. - TZ? K 1 1 All by herself she caught it-Dependable Evelyn-Bill says, This is the liIe. -California rose sleeping in the sdn--Preparinyptor the auditors. A J! X , Q. U x V yr 1 f v Nu ' , ix ' ,, . , . M 1 I N f f A ' N X 1 4 ' ' ' .pfn-. 3 iq N 85, ' ,-.' ww ., 1, iv G' 'X ISO' ARNOLD FLOYD RATZLOFF NORA LOUISE REGNEHUS Mountain Lake. Minnesota Redlands. California Theology Christian Educulion be 4 fx l' ' AILEEN SCHNEIDER Remer. Minnesota Cjl7f'l'S11'tlVil If d um! ion la' ji ' il EVELYN MARIE RYCHNER Pierz. Minnesota M issiomirg R , , if me . V I QR- tl 4, A , 7 fifygv 71-'lf .,,. -.1 ' - fx f-fifh zcsfi' f- , 1 . A, 1 A. 1 , 1 1:35 . ' u -, 4. ' fig f 1 3514 fi if iii. D 53. I , -'4 I ' .,1.'5'f,f'f 'wi WILLIAM GEORGE ROSE Winnipeg. Man.. Canada Thvologg Page Thirty one Noi by might, nor by power, but by my spirit. saith the Lord of Hosts. Ze-ch. 4:6 pf' EDMOND C. SCHUMACH B, Cleveland. Ohio W1 , H Thmlnyg f My 'EE 52... . -ffl .ff Jill? ,519-at 7-':'ftw nw .137 2-lug 1 1 .:'--5 5. gt, .,, if : I' I! -. J., nlunf 2 ' V, ,fa 1 'I 'O . -isp-I!! ' 1-.'.' .. - 'pq' . .f,N,,,f:., in v. 9 pg J, ',,:f-.,::: .ff'f:'::.A4. , '. ' 1 . , -3 'HU A v . A gn-5 'v'n '44' QU' ' its ANNA LUCILLE SONTRA St. Paul, Minnesota Missiunury , 1 mt Q' . I 4- .n m 'a W .x f . wt i .. I ' , X L, '51, , :,yji2.W , ,H W5 ne: K w 1 :2-- Y! , 'ff Quljj Vik' lu if J. N W CAROL MAE SPRECKELS Harlingen, Texas Bible Musit' Page Thirty-two Q. 'IQ' Iusi a moment's rest from a busy lile-Little Annie from Hazel Parla- The Texas Bramble-A sermon in ihe making--Fas! talking plus Swcmee equals lun! G ,F 3 'QQ GLENN MASON STITT ORA Lf SWAN St. Paul, Minnesota SPUl'kSf Nevada 'fihgofogy ,l'f71'ulog1il , v I Ni Thanks be lo God. which giveth us the uictorg through our Lord Jesus Christ. II Cor. 15:57 ' A ,A ,,,' ima X KEITH MORTON WILLIAMS Mason City. Iowa Thi-ologg X ,xg - One moment of leisure-Who says a Christian can't smile?-Weighing the problems of lile-The little one from Redlands-The girl with the pleasant disposition. ROSON MARY TURCOTTE Turtle Lake, Wisconsin Missionary X . l X , ,l , ' DOROTHY GLADYS SWEDBERG EDYTHE TAYLOR I WARREN IULIAN THOMPSON Si. Paul. Minnesota Redlands. California St. Paul, Minnesota M1'SS1'0f7t1fy M issionurg Theology Page Thirty- three ,tif Go ye therefore. and.teach all nations . . . and. lo, I am MARY E. WILLIAMS KMRS-7 Mason Ciiy, Iowa Theology with you always, even unto the end of the world. Mem. 28:20 N ,R if l is 33' ' ' Y xv 8 .Vu 1 f Af- we 11. - 1 X if RALPH WILLIAMS Mason City, Iowa Bible Musir lust Merry Mary-Gimme iHJall ol it-lack ophone-The anis! in mediiaiion. uggugnu w. . PlQ,ru4.,A7 574-uv-. l5:f Q his melodious sax- I ships. IACK WINDLE MARGARET EMILY WOOD Younggiown, Ohio Onamia, Minnesota Theology Theology Page Thirty-four To the Undergraduates, we bequeath the aood times we have had in our Senior fellow- WWA M' ',niW .,25ZfL U Il RGIIAII UA I , I . , . .4 w . ,hr V G rud Alb rdh' Raymond A. Ashmun iii Y, 1- l r- -'-'. l -1 was ' ts:- 4 1 , Q, . , X att ,Mo iana Fremont, Nebraska W .. I9 J Q N-QD V30 vn- Q r ,K i' 4 Clayton E. Baber M ' Baker Hulda Ballzer Mattoonfl ' is Q1 Held, Iowa Alpena, South Dakota Margaret Blakeney Ferdinand I. Breid C. Oliver Carlson Toledo, Ohzox Wadena, Minnesota Monti lo, Minnesota -4 f A ls, 51- s xx, Gerald Conn Joseph Dahl N Muriel Davis I Toledo, Ohio Mason City, Iowa Taanan, Manchurta W . N -. .eff P l '-L R 4 , , di gg. 1:5 - ng ' .W Edna Gerdes Lenn Gilliland Marcia Glaser Bingham Lake, Minn. Ortley, South Dakota Sl- Paul, Mrrlflf-S010 . , 'A 's 1 ' 1 Page Thirty-six f.. -I 'J fa! I. iw, ta il l i HU Einar Berqe I if K - jj Bagley, Minnesota If , , , ff , V f , ,ll f xx N xiii- 1 J, , 1 . I in 16' xl V' 'R Nw - . if w.- 1 -, f x ' x ,N k ,-ef. 9 rib '. A Grace Chadderdon Iames W. Comslock Lillian Conley LeCenter, Minnesota Oklahoma City, Okla. Birminghanl, Michig .9 , -A QW is he 'Q K fb Q y 99' Fl . A ! . 'QV i Q i , 5' si.-'59 f. Nh' u' ft L .'l' Q I 6 W 'LPI' Rosella Flaming Willmar, Minnesota Iames L. Franklin Watertown. S. D. 'John L. Doege Glen Ellyn, Illinois xy '-N . if Lucille Harvey Earl W. Hedlund Robert V. Herin Cable. Wisconsin Waite Park, Minnesota St. Louis. Missouri swan PM J Qfn.,X J A. ri X ,. T' . it 'Li' f' ' 6' X ,. f wr K 1 ll ' K J ,NE li' V' Daniel Herinqdrt- Phyllis Hoemke 0.6 Lambert. Montana St. Paul. Minnesota V I tp N i Ui 1 l Q: f ,dr C J rv -A 0. I5 A M ' I 'ws N ' A 1 x ' Wy e ' As -I '-. ll ' X , nj Charlotte Iohnson Philip E. Iohnson Dorothy Kaiser. N611 KBPUHQGI' iv St. Paul, Minnesota St. Cloud, Minnesota M wwgdnvont. W. Va. x it Y. J, t f ful N '3 B. , x V - N 'A 1 ' ' 3 A NL 'V in 4 AX . A , T Ly. W: ' Ei, .35 . f . A if , N ' ' M fe' :et 'LL R ' It V Um ... . 1 3 f ' 7 an A In Iqkil 1 f 4 7 leon Knowlton Linda Konrad Klaus Kroeker Marian Larson Howard W. Lindskoog I- Qh1'iBllIl9 I-0119 Lincoln. Nebraska Highmore, S. D. Jansen. Nebraska Cromwell. Minnesota Taylors Falls, Minn. Miami. FIOFIUU l.-M1 ' A '1 '21 'FM' W - ,.,,.,l-., -we fe , AJ ' OX xx If I A, . l- Q Q i . e . n xi. X J Nlxxlqm . ,. wc. lx at X. Vera McGillivary Wcilter E. McKinney ' IWIIQCJ W- MUIH1 Marvin MUTUH FUY U HUVPS Center. Neb. St. Paul, Minnesota Q Elk Rllfxf. Minnesota Laverne, Minnesota Q11 . MIUHPSOIU W I A A- I 94 4 Q 'V' ' 'J . Q X V if X , ' gli X- -1 K Y 'sq ' K V 1 .. li, 'lf' r J x ., b It .., M ,ls ,, . Iogeph E. Nelson Roy Odgng Adeline Oltnqer Iohn Olinqen Nellie Olson Fern P991 M1'gmflFlOrl'da Holland, Minnesota Salem. South Dakota Salem, SQutlj1A?ak'ota Princeton, Minnesota Sfafy- MIVIVTPSOYG Nr - F ful L' Page Thirty-seven Ut l . c L A s sfo F 1943 tcomb X . , M, I f X I f ' ,I ll . l V GR as. , Q' f ' fw A 1 ' I Pl gs l 'l1i2fii'i5iL. U- i l .A Lois E. Plppert Elry Pontleue Ruth Sanbom A. Mae Scanlon Susie Schmidt Mason City, Iowa Crystal, Michigan Remer, Minnesota Oconto, Wisconsin Frazer. , dl, N41 W 5 1 Q ,' H wi 4 . -4 is 'fm 'as 0 , ,W 7 K. W Atwood Schneider Romer, Minnesota GOHGVNVO Svholfivld D0!0ihY 5011100401 Lorraine Schumacher lMre. Judith Severson Wayne E. Shoemaker Robert H. Siobiom Clevvlilnd. Ol7l'0 Greenbush, Minnesota Hamlet, Nebraska Remer, Minnesota Council Bluffs, lOwr1 Paynesuille, llfgnnesota X jgywxgp an Qs f 6 s 'tif Q ry tl Alan R, Swquw V' Edna Teeter Elizabeth Tschelter Ruth Tele 'Margaret Waldin 10 Alex T. Washinqtbli Big Lake. Minnesotq' Mankato, Minnesota Huron, South Dakota Omaha, Nebraska Poplar, Wisconsin! 01' Boone, Iowa 'lx l kt J, 0.5--'yi QNQNG ny., f- , 94 V itiwm J ef 1, N ' , ,. The members of the Junior Class of the St. Paul Bible Institute 'it' N' inherit the traditions that the seniors of this year and the years before have perpetuated. Among them are found all the qualities of leadership, scholarship, and service for God which have made S. P. B. I. an out- standing school for Christian training. H Norman E. Werner M enasha, Wisconsin N g!UA!,p.1 ' X j 1 71, ,. Page Thirty-eight Alvin H. Yeker Mountain Lake, Minn L ,IP vf ' 1 INTRODUCl U lt ll SS llll , ,ff fe L. 0. Q6 ay- W Joy, ,Ay ,237 t l - M, Q 1944 ,s 1 D 1 .. ,X H, . iff' B X of ll X f z nl xl V , xr fl, ,- ef If 1 ff l A JU E a J K, xl -z' 1 5 f 0 t, , M If N ' get ,gs ,.a,.. v . V022 '?'.,'8 'X I' O ,Q-, . 1 4 . .L . 1 . eg- gg- V 5' b K ...Q 3, x kim I' Viola Arnold ' Phyllis Bader Rosle Bader Alvin Baltzer Noelle C. Baur Elalne Berdan Oakland. California Fremont, Nebraska Fremont. Nebraska Alpena, South Dakota Toledo, Ohio Malta, Montana -' .1 GN , si, ,ln , M T , . Y Qin ly' A is . V ,N V, . E '+L , fl I ' J. f . 'J' ,T . E A . , I N Ha.. Kenneth P. Berg William Bifkabak Ervin F. Boettcher Geraldine 'Boetlcher llVlrs.l Priscilla Bryan Vlrqlnla llurgau Boonel lowa St. Paul,'Minnesota Wisconsin Peshttgo. Wisconsin Red Wing, Minnesota Sebeka, Minnesota ,lf rw-H 31 4 P ' l' , A r 1, 3 . 4. I i. 4'I'wI ICQ I V - 4, iff, , I ' , st we ,Q FL' XM! lun gil' L' ll' ' 'J' Henrietta Canno Ruby Casiens Iames F. Conner Florence omellus Iames S. Comforth Robert Dellrlel Afdmore, Oklahoma Watertown, S. D. Kalispell, Montana Aberdeen, S. D. Watertown, S. D. Excelsior, Minnesota tl all v Deloris Dooley Omaha, Nebraska l f llLASS or '44 From the four corners of the United States have come the members of the Freshmen Class. Though they have been here but one brief year, they have come to love the school and the banner which she upholds, and they recount with joy the blessings they have received thus far in their training. ' -x i I if 5 U il ' . W Fern Dresbach Mason City, Iowa Page Thirty-nine 0 Q, , 59 , ua M -is -s gr an ' I , A -I - , A 1 M' '- - -f , J . 4' fltqv pu a Prlscllla M. Dudley Nlyrn B2 Dunton Iennetta Eldred Center, Nebraska Smith Center, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska - . fl -0-.,4,. 5 f Wilt TE . ,, -ew. ' fl! , Q ' . V 13 f X GR if 5' S6 x'x, ' 1 f- 7 fl , , Af . 7 ff t Q ,fl I ig l-:ll '. ffl? .-Q-: L5' 1'5 M l A , 1 ,7 . : 4 f Mildred Erickson Betty rnstromx, lohn W. Ewert Do ores Farrell Violet Funk Glen Flora, Wiscons1'n Seattle, Washington Kasota, Minnesota Qjoldo, Ohio ff, Fort Peck, Montana 0+.,s,5fg .. Q., ,A flil 11 ' mx 1 s ' ' . r- f' .- '. Q 'xt , t in Y I4 I f Kip Lois Gephartx X Fe n L. Gibson Edith M. Goetz KK Carolyn Hall 119, . fqflhll W I l w l 1. 5 ft I ir .v '. ry. 1 . ' : HJ -: - ' Txlfff ., . .. X W 1297 , .f ,4 ' 4 , I af t Kenneth E. HaPP9 MUSOVY Cify, IOCUU Redlands, California Milwaukee, Wisconsin Afppleton, Wisconsin Wadena, Minnesota McAllen, Texas X 41,QQ10::a, , ,, , V . a ,,, 7 J 1 . A C ' - gl ,lff .,,,,,u Q. , , .a k I W 'A SQ, -i .'..-NA. x QQ far Q, I N D H ' lv sw' f 4 .I . I I l Arthur Harper Lucille Hanes Phyllis Herman I 'Opal Hersch , I' Olive Holmes Madge Hubbard Chicago. jllinois SI. Paul, Minnesota Brinsmade, N. D. Big Lake, Minnesota Redlands, California Aurora, Illinois 1 1 . ,, 'ny' VA A l All Mat ' all ' lim ' Q I ., , an Q ,Mg ,Ai 'Se' vs.. ' v 'N' , 5' 'W xg' V 5 f. - L ' - ' 'N 11, , of 4- ' D V N X . X f ,,., 2 3 b ' N . jf' ' . ' X A tis'-.n tl Q X I Helen Hubln David B. Hustad Della M. Iverson Xanthia Iacobzi. Herbert Iahn Hqrgld S, Ighngqn Maynard,,Mtnnesota Minnesota Hitterdal, Minnesota Neenah, Wisconstnx Sl. Paul, Minnesota Sumfsiong, Minnesol ,V ,fl 1 I. ' . 1 , Page Forty , If A . ' ' , l t l Uitss 44 X. l , v t . .wi l n , , My 1 XXX, ta sm, X' .aria if-A 'A .,. - M - ll cj V, M , Paul L. Iohnson Lyle, Minnesota x t'l'3t 8. l v ' Robert D. Kenny Glendale, California .ig 4 4' il .t I tix! Pi fit. Hettie Lawson Williamsbur , Kentucky W,,,q,, if 4 . 5 t, S ' , Ri df' . :V I 'f F 4 lg' Ml gf. va. , I QR lst W U l he - W , Q , hi! Ml ' V wi , , ,A it ffl: '15 ,. , ,QW ., t , . gjii - I R . l I A i . Faye ll.. Leach ' Helen Lemke lflucille McKean7'H. J' A Esther Mahalfey Wanda Manee , I 1 Yi West Allis, Wisconsin Mason City, Iowa Minneapolis, Minnesola Cleveland, Ohio Windoml Minnesota f M- . 1' 1 51,1 if W ttf, gg, J , ' be . f' si 'W 'W - , Q , GM , 5 HN JVAN Quad- 15 D all 'N an 31 ti.. l ,JK fy- N . V .-,A . . V .L I V1 - 3 l in V4 , ,. ' ,JJ A lv 2, vlllflalt of'-'I W. Mildren Duane Morscheck 3'VOnniB Morschefrk K. Marie Nielsen Dlmie I.lOrr 'lean Paul Kaltspellj Montana Ow n, Wisconsin ' Owen, Wisconsin Wagner, South Dakota Harlingen, Texas St. Paul, Minnesota l,yS.Q,,4!- fjfhf ,. ,. .J j F: Q R . , . X' fx N it -ar 3 Q sig. - ' . ' 'N ,H 5 5, , Q 'nib h' l flkgkxfl' A 5- ' -' 'I ,, gl M 11 QT. Nhxfy , KN 1 1, ,nh ,J -f f uf- ' t 1 , X lx ,IDQQ1 IZ -. A , V ' B . ,5- 1' t 7 ' , -yy ,y it QQ ,ffm 'f ihfs R f'A ' ' libs il- ' Elvin E Peters Norma Peterson Ethel Petterson Loret - Price lean Rider Ralph Rider Mountain Lake, Minn. McAllen, Texas D Lake Park, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Waubay, Obn- Mx' X X Q F xxx E' wllyne Roberts Ruby Roos Ellsworth Q. Runyon , Glen W. Schafer Audrey Schroeder ambert, Montana Maple, Wisconsin Buckley, Michigan - Renvzlle, Minnesota Paynesuzlle. Minnesota X. Waubay. South Dakota Ralph Sherman Bovey, Minnesota .., t 1. , .1 Page Forty-one' '9 uf , I ., .1 I6 ' r .f lf-'K ! t xo 9 I . W' ULASS 0F 44 cconin ,- 'Y I , , t I J Al Fw Ji ,. K Q- .W , NH ' . .1 f f V gi wtgffm- IW' 55 X . , -f if' 7 l -fy! Io 'Sta qers Hilda A Stengladbold Sam I. Stoesz A. Randall Swanson Dllwyn Studebaker Luther A. Ullberd Y 9 - Osceola, Wisconsin South Shore, S. D. Mountain Lake, Minn. Big Lake, Minnesota Fresno, California Chisago City, Minneso 100- 3' 7 'lbs ldv lin.- ., LD MU'-J avid l g - l U ,-rf ,',,i if 1 Q. .ts wa, Paul I. Undheim Florence Van Canneyt Mary V. Venclll Willa Lee Venclll Iune Weber Dorothy Young Malta, Montana Yellow Lake, Wisconsin Harlingen, Texas Harlingen, Texas Watertown, S. D, X Mason City, Iowa , J Y . K X .. . . NXKJHJJ 0 ',1, '. X HA, -0' X I f - t P E C I A L I fl T ,VJ 3 if ref kv, l s 1- V 4 lf 1 l ,L - f . .Q , X , r 4 lu. h k . 7 - 3 If 'I' ' ' ' fi Q., . 2, e- stil I J 5 A . 1 of 27 xx 1 . :Y It A . I-Oi! Kilim Thelma McAllister Arthur Odens Mona O'Mealy V., fiHClQl Richardson lMrs.l Lucille dollly St. Paul, Minnesota Green Bay, Wisconsin St. Paul, Minnesota Qgonfo, Wisconsin .' St. Paul, Minnesota W no n, S051 X ff, l 'ity 14- 1 ' ,4 ,J 0 , yy, . Q f' t,yt -, -Trj , . ,l ' I . nA' 'L 'X X T f ,fm -wtctnltttlof t M Mt Q f V ,,.': l L x' ix N J fgyjlyyjt X ,lt X - 4 :flu . 'lfI.X1uhnk9 Robert Mallory Esther Malmquist Margaret SlmPf0 Togo, Minnesota Manhattan, Montana St. Paul, Minnesota Sanborn, Minnesota Umm Lorraine A. Adam: Anna Dyk Marlon W. Iohnson Page Forty-two 5 4- f err S it, S. D. Paxton, Nebraska Northfield, MUYV7 2556 x I G7 OUT OF THE CO-EDITORS' DESK- Scrambled Accumuletions of a Year. -i K Registration 4. Q t ff . ' t 2 . Q- i f , 1- ' I . I, 1 Z' 7 '-'- -............q.... ir s R F Patiently waitin . eep- er's office-Welcome to our school-Waiting line--What's on the bul- letin board?-T lc ' J-.-.,g,,...,..-H. q to register tsecond semester!--First stop bookk a en by surprise--The Reception Committ A ee- ny mail for me?-Ah, ut last! Page Forty-four Fall Froliv At Como W kno- . ' - L fa.-1..- N, X N I sun W' ' 'Villi- www, H Nlw Who Rook whose PlCWf9 Ah' We eau Youth In G . f Q baby lock Ofnlon Mm' Newell and the Stl ll Back to ihird, Rich l 51661 base' Bwnko qii6mP'9 10 Page Forty-five r , ,, ,fr 'f ,pg ffh 'll Famlly-- Sunrise Semade -Whafs the trouble. boys-Mardelle gets her domestic lrcxininq- Cullforniu snowbird-Getting ready for break- fast-That was a close shave-Secret ol a successful day-Meeting the bread line-Are we late for supper?-Isn'l it a wonderful day? Page Forty-six A- 5 wt i l 1 Q'-1, 9.0.1 f Daily intercession for missions- Study to show thyself ap- proved unto God -Marching into the dining room--Enioy- ing all the comforts of home --Evening family iellowship-- Hanging out the wash-The Outside Sisters-lt's funny to everyone but me. x -IJ. 'I , 7 'J , ef asf v 3 at v 4'f '1. , V x 75 A1 in L J 0 ' ,IR ,. .X , V 'Ne as 5535 ' x Si After supper dxversxon Hold the door! Home Sweet Home Grandma what blq feet you have! V lor victory Winter recreatxon Dear mel Students business Pl phone-Baber up a tree Page Forty-eight Vlfhxther bound Conner Professor Sanlca Galley crew aboard ship lSenior party!-Chrxstxan ser- vice in uniform-Pals Werner and his camera JM .7 xsfsf ' v ' ' ri, Ai! X l , -'Whig S . 'x ff , , J ' V12 1 , I ,fr 1 Fx K t I il . X It ' x' ' sl 4 . ,314 ' I f' td 1.1 3 v 0 'wg I YM ' I ll' bfi n lj t A X KN ' tx 1 A tl N. ill V N1 .f, .H XI FQ Un VM The laundry crew in action-Building the new garage- Are my eyes deceiving mo?-Golng our way?-All dressed up-Coming home from church- Study to be quiet in ihe llbrary-Relaxation in the recepiion room-Mr. Smlih works on the Gospel Messenger-The bachelors' club. Page Forty-nine Iggy The adviser entertains the Shield staff--The end of a waffle good dinner-Climax of a skating party-Packages from Texas fl-low about a bfte?l-Thanksgiving waitresses. P arts We realize our bodies are the temples of the Holi' Ghost and at- tention should be given to their care and development. To this end the students, although they do not engage in inter-scholastic sports competition, are encouraged to participate in hearty. wholesome, healthful exercise. .2555 DEPARTMENTS THEULUGICAL DEPARTME 'I' 5 1. MISSIIINARY DEPARTME 'I' 1. an This department has been designed for students who are preparing for the pastoral and evange- listic field. Its success has been proved by the increasing demand for our graduates. Page Fifty-two Those interested in training for foreign missions enroll in this department. Mission subiects are combined with the features of the Theological Course, thus fitting students for effective mission- ary service. IIIIRI 'IIA IIIIUUATIO IIEPARTMET ...M Tw- 'um-v'u K ,f -11. .- .sm -. W IP: ,Inna U. um- K W: .Mc ' X 1' rr M, .fa N. 2 p,,,f The Christian Education Department has been insti- tuted for those desiring training as Sunday School teachers and leaders oi children's work, as well as other forms of Christian teaching. IIIIILII II IU IIEPARTIVIE 'I' This course has been designed to equip stu- dents as gospel singers, instrumental play- ers. directors of music and composers of gos- pel music, and to build up a high standard of musical appreciation and ability. Page Fifty-three Q' Y' Sopranos: Arnold, Barber, Bryan, Funk, Goodrich, Mills, Sprerkcls, Young. Basses: Ashmun, Conn, Lindslzoog, Rider, Schneider, Windle. Tenors: Carlson. Conner, Hustad, Paul Johnson, Ponlious, R. Williams. Altos: Caughey. Henes. Hersch, Jacobs, Manee, McAllister, Morscheck, Nelson, D. Schroeder. Herbert Jahn, Pianist. Prof. J. Merrill Tannehill, Director. On Tuesday aftemoon of each week, there may be heard melodious music waiting through the doors of the Institute chapel. Members of the chorus sing not only for relaxation and inspiration, but when occasions demand, share the blessings ol song with others. To be a member of the orchestra is the desire of every musically-inclined individual or a who enters the school. The enioyable times will not soon be forgotten. The hours of long, hard practice are rewarded by opportunities tor service as the orchestra min- isters in public. First Row: Dahl, Mills, Hustad, Carlson, Bureau, Barber, Sprechels, Schoemaker. Second Row: Werner, Piper, Eldred, Alberda, Conn, R. Williams, A. Swanson, Windle, Happe, Ratzlolf, Ashmun, Sanborn. Standing: Johnson, R. Swanson, Prof. J. Merrill Tannehill, Conductor. L 1-,mem ,25Zk PRACTICAL .il Eh TRACT SOCIETY The Tract Society sponsors the rolling and distri- bution oi tracts by the student body. It also finances the activities of the Practical Work De- partment. s L, . Oliver Carlson' TWS' .1 Ha Flaming' . Pres.: R059 Melvin Hull' Behold I have set before thee an open door. Rev. 3:8 The Practical are consiantly received from churches in and near the Twin Cities for preachers. gospel singers and players, mission workers, Sunday School teachers, etc. We count it a real privilege and opportunity to go out on such assignments to tes- tify the Gospel of the grace of God k sage lor today. Work Department is a distinct feature of Institute training. Calls . nowing that this Gospel is the only mes- THE MUSICAL TANNEHILLS MISSIQNARY LEAGUE The Tannehills and Miss Sanborn, in- structors in our Music Department, travel extensively, oifering a wide selection of the hi h ' Reverend Perkins and his splendid quartette, comprised of Joseph Dahl, Ralph Williams, Ray Ashmun, and David q est type of music in evangelistic Hustad, represent the School throughout the year with campaigns, conferences, and sacred con- certs. pictures, inspirational music, testimony, ar..i message. l D- Schroeder. Rider, Bryan Trio QC MARIMBA SOLOIST Carol Spreckels REPRESENTATIVE GROUP OF STUDENT PREACHERS Berg. Lee. Schumacher O Pettersonf' fRllCE TR! SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Standing: I.. Schumacher, Schneider. Graves. Harper, Breid. Baber. H ' Martin. Sherman, Rose. Ratzlotf, Iessop, Waldin. Hersch. Seated: 5uv1 Y I. McKean, F. Lee, Cornelius, Pierce, Hoemlce. Not Pictured: E. ohhwn. R. Lee, Malm, McKinney, O'Toole. Perry, Schollield, Turcotte. Page Fifty-seven QNlST Sitepgyndle RS AMB ASS A036 Atiister Barber. scmbom' GOSPELAIRES vgrson R O K. Williams, M. Williams . cos THE CHILD EVANGELISM TEACH program portraying an actual Child Evangelism Cl ass. Students active in this new evangelistic enterprise: Bureau, Dooley. Dresbach, Erwa ERS present a chapel y, Farrell. Lovaas. V. Morscheck Hubbard. Hubin. Jacobs, Kepllnqer, Kaiser, Kroeker. A. Schroed . I. er . Schumacher. Tschetter. W Scanton we I a Ernetrom' owe 7: GOSPEL HERALDERS Undhetm, Rider. Roberts. Iohnson . SSENGERS KINGS gfgelx, 1-tubxn Wcobs' niSi Schneider, Accompc PIANIST AND OR SOPHANO a Arn Qld Rychner-Schmidt Duet ,I DUET UGHY-Y . CONLEY 'CA Accompcnlsl mbefda' SOPRANO SOLOIST Notdquist-Kline Duet Dorothy Young GANIST Q V . Hotbar' Iahn Page fzfty-ugh! 1 V . wo, S01-Ozsr SA' TROMBONIST Gerald Conn Representative group of students who participate in the Union City Mission services each Sunday. T1-:NOR S my Pongfzzsr .2556 . Missionary t 4-is ' b ' . ' ' Robert Sjgg Eeadef,'311fg2C': Wtllmam iiamtsosasae SGW ' Treds-' Our eyes continue to look upward, whence shall one day come the Son of Righteousness. Nor can He come to reign until the last tribe and tongue has been given the gospel witness. We as students would say, Even so, come quickly, but realizing this can never transpire until the world is evangel- ized, we have become vitally concerned with the Foreign Missionary program. The missionary activities of the Institute are under the capable direction ol the Missionary Society, which is elected annually by the student body, Page S ixty Society . Keith WH' Louaasy Cutaxnrrrlold Ratzloff, atofi Lots ViCe Pres es. I fn Cut Peters' ROSC, Pr E A practical step of faith - the students' missionary pledge for 1941 - 42. Each day the students gather for a half hour of prayer devoted to missionary needs. Missionary Prayer Bands, of which there are six, meet each Sunday after- noon, at which time we intercede for the missionaries ot the respective fields and plead for the benighted souls for whom they are responsible. We look forward with great anticipation to the Friday evening missionary meet- ings. which are prayerfully arranged by the Missionary Society. At these meetings we have the privilege of listening to many of God's servants from the fields, and we are again reminded .of the whitened harvest. It has been during these programs that many students have been called of God to a lifetime of foreign ministry. The highlight of the school year is the Student Missionary Convocation. On the evening of December 5th we were presented with the Challenge of the Spirit Led Life in relation to the opening of the various mission fields by Spirit-led men of God. Surely with such influences during our days of training, it is almost impossible to leave these halls without a missionary vision. As we lift our eyes and look on the whitened fields, may we have the compassion of the Master and, realizing that the time for reaping is short, may we truly occupy till He comes. Student Missionary Uonvooation Standing: R. Ashmun. R. WiIl1'ams, J. W1'ndIe. T. McAllister, R. Sanborn, B. Barber. L. Louaas. A. Peters, W. Rose, Rev. French - Chairman, R. Sjoblom, S. Schmidt. K. Williams. M. Mills. C. Spreckels, R. Nordquist, J. Dahl, D. Hustad, J. Ewen. Seated: I. Malm, A. Harper. E. Graves, A. Ratzloff, V. Arnold, J. Brunko, A. Yslzer. Page Sixty-one PRAYER BAND d d ali' JR' nv' 1?-v 1 Nielson. C ner-S0C 'I-ret? Zilclirgg Rtggirth Rlflwllt on . r r - ' a 1 - ,Cor -Sec Ersuuaydd-XlditjieitjsplahaHeyNgalgqxgrcd:0Carlson, Emmerif ,H Graves . Row: C rr, dlund, Peters. . - K- Be'q'Pufz Bader, Th Adams. f First ROW' 1, Hubbard- ' tin R. Stuar'1S0n' Kutsvr. Nob Lllndhrim, A' Mar ' A, Stuunsvnf ' Hlwlflger' Caugheg We wait for light, but behold obscurity: for brightness. but we walk in darkness. Down through the sutiering centuries Africa has been called The Dark Continent. It was a land of death and darkness when first entered by missionaries, and in the early years many had to lay down their torches. Not until the close of the last World War was the interior oi Africa penetrated. Rapid proqress has been made, however, because God had prepared the hearts ot many 'ere the Gospel witness came. Yet thousands still are asking, How long must we walt? May the challenge burn deeply until it kindles the flame to Pray, Go, and Give, that the Mes those that dwell in the land of the shadow of death. Can we to men beni sage of Liqht may shine upon qhted the lamp of life deny? graft ' N, 4, FRE UH l llll-lllll AMER BAND N..- or 'Y- Ffrsl Ro . Mafniryuwl Kflnnysll p R, 4 fs Srobf A ' fes--Kvpl' Rllflf. NOK Piggrcdlrlggd ROWI1nfg,f,Efr?.. W. Venti!! Ml - rr Q . 0 f a S Fl Corr. Sec., ROSZY- Ha.0D0. Fouzh g2CJTgas, Second!! : ngfand Runowdlausef B ' HOU. Phil Jo L f ' hf7SOn My heart and my flesh crleth out for the llving God. This is the Cry. the Call, and the Challenge coming irom French lndo-China and East Thailand, the land where races, lan- guages, religions, and problems ol Asia meet. So lew know ol the God who hears and answers prayer. ldols they have. but they see not, neither do they hear. Short Tenn and Bible Training Schools were established in 1913, thus preparing Christian native evangellsts to preach the Word. As the missionaries have had to evacuate, these trained workers have heard the Cry. and are answering the Call. At the present time the doors are closed-but the Challenge remains. Pray that God will baptlze the native workers with the Holy Spirit. Indeed, pray for every member of the True Church. that they may be bullt up in the Lord and lalthfully witness for Christ. so that the heart-cry of those still outslde the fold shall be satisfied. h ' 'V wil. 'J' X mg X 255' I PRAYER BAND gf RF- Secorid Rowz . ,,Sec,-TreaS- Row. Doole'J' i Washmgron, r. pourrh Corr, SGC Ngllj1jAlE.rn5Irl2m' Hamm, Olmge , Jaeschfie-' I Ot' . - Ysherf-Pns.. First ROW' Baur. h dR0W' ' . h TWIN' Chaddcrgsg: gZul3neg,Cornel1us Hersc . Hblmes, Shocm , DL-1y'J!OTlv Sir, give me this water that I thirst not. The first monsoon which ushers in a good rainy season ls eagerly awaited in India: famine and distress ensue without lt Even with no famine. sixty per cent oi the people are undernourished. an easy prey to sickness and disease. But-lndia's 400.000.000 thirst for more than material water. The many religions and political factions agitate the masses, sowing discord and iealousy. Hinduism has held the people in rigid thraldom bythe caste system. The debased outcastes are treated with scorn and contempt. But the depressed and despised poor o! yesterday are belng used oi God to bring the tloodtides of Salvation to India. Their lives have been so transformed, that others are stirred to seek the Living Water. The stream from Heaven is ever abundant-who will give them the Water that satisfies? N in I 1 N z. , - 'Q . , , S',,, 5 114- , ' 1 sz -We ,. , . 1 7 S. ' r U' A ,v , f 5 1,1113 3,0 ' ' .' r .. ,, , ,.. 4 sr- ' ' I' t ll PRAYER BAND Nw MMV, V '54, --M First R0 M. V W: Schofield Schmliirrclg. Hubfn' Dgforjz Trees., Wald- ' - Ctmlon, CO ' Sfbeffer T . 7xCorr. S, rnforlh, N fl h1rdROW, 'CU Bureau ot Pictured, Cow Dudley, Efdnry- Pres. Har ey, Good,-kk L , vssop Der-xpres ,S ' a - S Unborn. Lepgggn- Fourth Rocxifing RAZW: Roos, . Ofsfheck, Who hath delivered us from the Power oi Darkness? Out ol eternlty's night many Chinese are lifting eyes from dead ruins. beholding a new Light: the sunrise of Heaven has brought a new day into their lives. As the frontier is belng bombed, the Christian refugees flee to the interior, scattering the precious Seed as they go. Thus the Lord ls using bombs to spread the Gospel. Thousands are turning from darkness and death to tind peace and ioy that surpasses all the ache and pain of alfllctlon through which they are passing. 000.000 are still in heathen darkness because they have never heard of the Bright and Morning Star -our Lord and Yet-440. Saviour, Iesus Christ. 0 PRAYER BAND Gephafr. WS' 'den ,Treds-' A Schfle' - en-fsec' Herman- A , Raflloff' Plpp fell' ROW Harm.. ch,V. Presxfoungyvlljifin Fogttl? Johnson, -zo ' ce. . ' au da,Corr. Sewaigffqeerelibzgl gtrgzgilhlendshoog. r,fPfe5 guggbs, TurC?Ttd1?1Yh, Sprgjgxi Huslaibn. ,ggchfie Row: 0, Rowi pgith he' Pelef FHS: RQW . Secogd Ch' Thttd nn, Doege. rber, Juhn birch, Baheril, M0'sfAheMartin- Cioiiicruredi Ba Perrersontl Berqe' Brunho. N0 Werneft Roberts, Ashmunv The sorrows oi death compassed me. Shew me the path oi life. South America, with its sin, sorrow and superstition, has the largest unevangelized territory in the world, with 20,000,000 people of no religion whatsoever, and the remainder steeped in Catholicism and Paganism. The Romanist, knowing the Cross of the Dead Christ, needs the risen Lord of Life to bring him resurrection power: the fierce savage, practicing cannabalism and witchcraft, needs the Lord of Lite to banish his sorrow and death. Opportunity calls from our neighbor continent: are YOU willing to go? These are written that ye might believe that Iesus ls the Christ . . . and that believing ye might have life through Hts name. How can they believe if they have not heard? :par-4- 'A5Y ' 'I W 0 R LD PRAYER BAND 'Na Firsr R Van C OW: Swanxy annvyl, Gr1l1,,w.U7lPxs., T- MCQAIIII r S LDFSPFQ5-'I orr, S Lawso F'f '7' P- 3ac1' y. 1 th ROW: Dgffg' Llglyifbroerzzgzlgl.SEUzf.1on, H. Bal gms, QOH. C rofder, F fler, 017- gc., A lit. ourfh Oole, W fnold Row:Leag-17, A3?g7lThir?ggxTreas. Sem d 'wary A THU! N n Row. , . Schnelde? elson KI, . ,Dyk 61. fm-, ' 5-Yvn. d the Netherlands, Oh God. be not lar from me, Oh my God, make haste lor my help. Thousands of souls have been redeemed from heathenism and savagery in the Philippine Islands an particularly in Borneo and the Wissel Lake region ol New Guinea. But-many tribes are yet unevangelized. The Psalmist said, Surely the Isles shall wait lor me . . . the Holy One ol Israel. And not only the Isles. but Syria. dan and even Palestine. itself, walt. To the World's wailing cry for sympathy. and to the appeal lor help. Christ ls expedient that we make haste to give them Salvation so that they. too. may know the Holy Trans-Ior . the suflicient answer. lt ls One of Israel. K...- -Q- M 1311 I .xfl 'L . sz. N Y.. xv. g 1 Itetrospeot . . ,Z Under the anointing oi God. the St. Paul Bible Institute oi the Christian and Missionary Alliance. has grown from a nucleus of four students in 1916 to its present enrollment of over two hundred. IZ' From this beginning in the home of its founder Rev. I. D. Williams, the Institute moved the next year into a new building on Sherburne, where it continued lor eighteen years. In 1935 Rev. Edward C. Swanson, who was then President. Superintended the move to the present location at Englewood lCapitoll and Hamline. In 1936, the Missionary Training School was incorporated as the St. Paul Bible Institute. God has wonderfully answered prayer for the Institute and honored it with a total enrollment of over two thousand stu- dents. Many of these have scattered everywhere preaching the Word. Eighty-nine graduates have gone forth to proclaim the gospel on foreign soil. Others are preaching the Word in the homeland. The unsurpassed ministry of this God-ordained Institute is written in bold letters across its twenty-five years ol history. 1? fo Sv ' E 441, Snfgj 20.7 e, I .Sf oiogvfes Sivggd grggrig W of' SG S15 ins uofeosfly faqs Wibhreof C. nowevebj from G- ms, 071' . 151.57 he 007177. DQ O ,179 SIU Dlsbk comblwqs rlyssbnslo' ofd Ai fhsfriljzlenl ered fe IOLPOWQ the no e. webs agen 33 OrfL Qbs' eqrs A 9017 Q , . Of I eng Qdjb FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE PAST 25 YEARS: Rev. I. D. Williams, Mrs. I. D. Williams, Rev. Arthur Peyne, Miss Grace Allen, Miss Annette Holsted, Miss Mabel Smith, E. Ioseph Hogue, Rev. Harold Freleigh, Mrs. Gertrude Rutenber, Dr. W. H. Chandler, Rev. George D. Strohm, Rev. Charles Zeek, Rev. Iacob A. Schmidt, Miss Ruth Iones, Rev. L. O. Bodie, Rev. L. A. Perkins, Th.D,, Lorien Carlson, 'l'h.G., Rev. E. F. Mapstone, Miss Maude Street, Rev. Gordon E. Meyer, EA., B.D., Mr. I. Merrill Tannehill, B.Mus. in Ed., Mrs, Maxine Tannehill, Mr. G. G. Hultgren, B.Mus., Mr. Theodore Bergman, B.Mus., Rev. loseph Carlson, Mr. Henry Listiak, Rev. E. E. Backlin, B.D., Miss Iune M. Barkey, Miss R. E. Gant, B.A., Robert Plundstein, B.A., B.Mus., Rev. S. W. Richardson, Miss Iune Rose Sanborn. Page Sixty-nine Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. 20 19 U ll alendar 14-Welcome to Simpson Young People's Society. 15 Opening Exercises conducted by Mr. Perkins. --Reception for new students - Irving comes to school. 19 21 27 30 'First Missionary Meeting--Mr. Perkins shows S. A. pictures: Miss. League Quartette. 28-Missionary Convention-Mr. Snead, Mr. Roseberry, Mrs. Stull. -Two weeks' ban off!! Hauser off to the woods . . . -Are we going to have a Shield this year? ? 1-Uncle Morgan is still going to Heaven the first chance he gets. 5-bf-Response to welcome of Simpson Y. P. 7--Senior Class officers elected. 10-SHIELD staff formally fand informallyl announced. Missionary Meeting---Mr. Mitchell, Wlndia. 14--Cleveland Colored Ouintette and Rev. Payee. 15-Rev. and Mrs. Ioseph Carlson holding meetings at Pacific Congregational church ---in chapel today. School picnic at Comos- cameras everywhere you look. 17--Missionary Meeting Rev. Pol. 20-Day of Prayer. 22 Northwestern District Conference begins. -eDr. H. M. Shuman, President of Alliance. 24-Missiona ry Meeting-fDr. Shuman. 28 -29-- Joe and lune Carlson. 3--Mr. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Garrison. 4 f 5---Seniors' pictures taken. 6- That was a good chapel service fl-lomiletics speakers. 12---Mrs. Chapman---Mysticism. 14-Rev. Robert Reid, South America. 17---Rev. Clifford Lewis, Bob lones College. 18-The SHIELD staff makes its second public appearance-'fIoe's turkeys by a SHIELD. 19-Thanksgiving program by Speech 1 class. Vacation!! -Thanksgiving party. 24-Classes resume. Rev. G. A. Skitch, Supt. of N. W. District of Canada, begins special meetings. Senior Class party,--'Mr. Martin likes to play Statuary . . . l-Mr. Skitch's final address. Beginning of wonderful revivalg close of special meetings. 3-Dr. W. l. Wilson, Kansas City, Missouri. 5, 8 16 -!f'Rev. Peter Dyneka. Missionary Convocation at Simpson Church. Rev. 'Maurice Iacques, Miracle Book Club. -The SHIELD office fpapers and alll transported to the Chapel. 18----Christmas Program Bethlehem story dramatized. H -Vacation againsf- Goodbye 'til next year!!! Merry Christmas! Uh. Feb. March April May Calendar 6- Have a good vacation? Classes resumed. Wh d'dn't I study during vacation? 12-16-Semester Examinations- y 1 16-Missionary Meeting-Miss L. Baker, Bolivia, I7-Mr. Richardson shows last summer's travel pictures-Remember He wouldn't SPLIT with mel ' 19-20-Registration-New faces. 20-Como skating party-back to t e nr g 21-Classes begin- I'm going to STUDY this semester. 22-Rev. C. M. Shaughnessy, Union City Mission: Miss Larson inspires us to rise and soar . 23-Missionary Meeting--Mrs. Cody, Kodiak, Alaska. 27-Rev. William McBirnie and Mr. Marvin Toews. 28-R v. Carl W. Nelson, Evangelical Free Church. e 29-Another SHIELD program-Ysker auctions a SHIELD tor: 52.80. Ralph Williams and Ferdinand Breld. 30-Officers of Missionary h di 'n room for sandwiches and cocoa. Prizes awarded to Society and Tract Society elected. 2-R . Paul Peterson, Ft. Atkinson, Wisconsin. ev 3-Rev. John Mitchell, Portland, Oregon, Multnomah School of the Bible. Missionary Society goes into office. 4-Child Evangelism program. 8-Palermo Trio of Chicago. I2-Senior Valentine Party- Give me a heartl A 13-Major W. B. lobe: Commissioner Pomroy, Salvation rmy. 16-The first fifty-six pages of the SHIELD due. lust made it in time! Zl-Everybody's cleaning furiously for open house-especially the 23--District Y. P. Rally at Simpson--Open house at the Institute. 24-26-Mr. A. Lloyd Hunter, organizer of Rural Bible Crusade. 27-Chief Whitefeather speaks and sings ln chapel.. 3-Pep talk and presentation of SHIELD cover by Mr. Richardson SHIELD staff entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Richardson lwafflesl 6-Missionary Meeting-Miss M. Carlson, Soudan Interior Mission tleper colonyl 9-13--Rev. H. E. Nelson, Home Secy. of C. Gt M. A., in chapel every day. 16--SHIELD work is done! Staff can study tand sleepl now. men. 5-Easter sunrise chapel service. 24-Have you signed my annual? 4-8-Final examinations- Hope I pass. 8-Fellowship League--Senior Banquet. 10-Baccalaureate. l 1-Class night. 12-Commencement. -ini One of the most unusual times of spiritual blessing St. Paul Bible Institute came during the closing week of November, with the Lord bless- ing the ministry of Rev. Gordon Skitch of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Old-fashioned scenes of melting up, confession and restitution characterized the chapel convocatrons and evening meetings held each .ti day. Such scenes, undoubtedly, had never been wi nessed before by any of the student body, and with- out question this time of refreshing will go down in the minds of many as the outstanding experience of their Christian lives. , ,I I , 2 'f l Jv1.,m.4-4...Qlf.Ja? . H Page euenty-oil ever to visit the lar we . The hield Mardelle Mills. Secretary: Alvin Marlin, Business Manager: Ruth Pierce. Co-Editor: Rev. S. W. Richardson. Adviser: Phyllis Hoemke. Corresponding Secretary: Robert Sjoblom. Circulation Mandg o-Editor. ' f .7 fjxdo 'u The 1942 SHIELD is the fourth annual student publication ot the St. Paul Bible Institute of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. It was spon- sored by the Senior Class, with Rev. S. W. Richardson as faculty adviser. Sales were promoted by students under the able direction of eleven team captains selected from the Senior Class. The production and distribution oi the book' have been made possible through the splendid cooperation on the part of the faculty. student body. alumni, friends. and advertisers. Page Seventy-two WM a 51577 pm.. .N 1xm.f,.- Mu 1 .1 'swf' 'bmtal VENUE - Q A gsm V , . -.1000 V 'est om FNGU- MWNSSQTA PP-UL 2 xusx-MUTE STM? BL s'f PA Wzfffifjgj, ,f MW W' IW WWZWL , wwimffmfgzxz ,,..,if f , u . lwfggfjhiwfpg .effu- iapde liigiwfjzif if WN -,fhwpwm ,mwaxfww 'df ff!! 1, f , MW IK m Muwxtwq f: V A . ' ,Mu , .,.. - I I . ut. Bl ij A W EM? f Q'f,...Lff3gjZZWf i . . , wlffikpf-fawqhfi M14 Inltevognition . . . The staff wishes to recognize the following Whose valuable assistance has made possible the comple- tion of the 1942 SHIELD: INSTITUTE . . . Rev. L. A. Perkins. Th. D.. Dean. Miss Amelia Piper, Treasurer. ADVISER . . Rev. Stanton W. Richardson. TEAM CAPTAINS . Iune Sanborn ' Rosen Turcotte Betty Barber Margaret Wood Bonnie Beran Ora Swan Ruby Caughey Robert Collitt Melvin Hall ' Ralph Williams Iames Brunko ' High Sellers - Prizes awarded: Ralph Williams, Ferdinand Breid. PHOTOGRAPHY . . . Kenneth M. Wright Studios. St. Paul Association of Commerce. Student Photographers--Viola Arnold. lack Windle. Student Contribution. ADVERTISERS . ENGRAVER . . . Buckbee-Mears and Co. tSt. Pauli. PRINTERS . . . Harrison-Smith tMinneapolisl, pages l through 72. Northern Gospel Publishers tMinneapollsl, ad section. TYPE . . . Northern Gospel Publishers, Mr. Rolland McMasters. PAPER . . . E. I. Stilwell Paper Co. tSt. Pauli. BINDER . . . National Bookbindinq Co. tStevens Point, Wis.l. NOTE: The NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSO- CIATION has accepted the SHIELD into its member- ship. The SHIELD has again been submitted for critical analysis and National Rating. it scnol get 43, tllltlml 194'-42 XB PW-Uassoctm Page Seventy-thrcc ge Seventy-four am uw weqm af Me aww The Alumni Organization is C1 fellowship of former students of the Solint Paul Bible Institute. To make the next 25 yeorrs count for the qrowth of the school you corn help through . . THE 600 CLUB . . . THE CHAIR PROIECT . . . YEARLY MEMBERSHIP DUES . . ACTIVITY IN LOCAL CHAPTER . . YOUR LETTER IN THE MESSENGER . 1 1 The project for l942 is the buy- inq of l5O much needed class- room chczirs. Every student will be benefited either by your I subscription for one choir ot X 535.45 or by your contribution as X IIELLIIWSHIP LEAGUE oi the ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE 1361 Englewood Avenue FIT. PAUL. MINNESOTA Uhristiau .'ervioe tkmnpany 403 Ryan Bulldlnq Mth tloorl CEdar S155 St. Paul. Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Nelson show their fine store of Bibles and Re- ligious books to Mrs. Williams and Miss Reqnerus. Scripture cards, tracts, Gospel music. Church and Sunday School sup- plies may be purchased at the Christian Service Company. LIlllili'l'Y . I'ATIl Ili K Selby at Snelllnq NEstor 8681 St. Paul. Minnesota Miss Piper makes a deposit lor the Shield at the bank. This is a glimpse oi the newly decorated lnterlor of the Liberty State Bank where the Institute has done its banking for many years. R. A. MYERS 6 COMPANY 1535-39 Marshall St. Paul, Minnesota MANUFACTURERS OF Sanitation Chemicals Loans for every Individual or Family Need SEABOARD FINANCE CORPORATION R. P. WOODBURN. Manager 348 Robert Street o St. Paul. Minnesota GArIield 7691 Not slothful in business, fervent in spirit, Extermmqtors serving the Lord. Romans 12:1 1 Office CEdar 5352 Res. NEstor 0154 Diamonds. Mountlngs, Watches, Wedding and Stone Rings D R. N. V. L A D U E nov R. DUE D-ENTIST MANUFACTURING IEWELER OPTICAL REPAIRING Office-CEdar 601l Res.-VAn Buren 0207 304 Ryan Building St. Paul. Minnesota 407 Bremer Arcade Study lo shorv thyself approved unfo God. a workman that neeclelh noi' to be ashamed . . . II Tim. 2:15- The BEST in Christian Literature at the BIIILEI TITUTE CULPURTAGII ASS' 843 North Wells St.. Chicago, Illinois FREE illustrated catalog upon request. W E L C O M E OMAHA GOSPEL TABERNACLE of the CHRISTIAN 61 MISSIONARY ALLIANCE REV. R. R. BROWN, Minister In the Heart of Omaha-You are . Never a Stranger. Home of the Chapel Studio. World Radio Congregation Broadcasting each Sunday Morning 8:30, Station WOW 2006 Douglas Street Omaha, Nebraska Page Seventy-Iivc L REV. GEORGE A. FRENCH Pastor IMP 0 ME llllllllg Ulll RCH Corner Charles and Fry St. Paul, Minnesota . . . wishes the continuation ot the lnstitute's successful ministry ot the past twenty-iive years. congratulates the Silver Anniversary Graduating Class. RADIO SERVICE Sunday Night. 8 - 9 WLOL - 1330K ORDER OF SERVICES Qivfmi' l SUNDAY . 9:30 A. M. Sunday School l0:30 A. M. . Morning Worship 6:30 P. M. . . Senior Young People 6:30 P. M. . . Intermediate Young People 7:30 P. M. . , . Evangelistic Service TUESDAY . 7:30 P. M. . . Choir Rehearsal WEDNESDAY . 7:45 P. M .... . Prayer Service LADIES' PRAYER BANDS . Thursday, 10:00 A M. . Southside PROP. I. MERRILL TANNEHILL Thursday, 2:00 P. M. . Northside Director of Music Page Seventy-six WHATSOEVER GOD DOETH, IT SHALL BE DONE FOREVER. 1:124- aa rqfze rqlwaqd fnaiier! 7a 7!ne ALLIA CE G0 PEL TAISERNACLE OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 616 N. Delaware Avenue Mason City. Iowa As a church We wish tc' express our appreciation for the rich past ministry of the St. Paul Bible Institute. We wish and pray for its continued success. I To its Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Gradu- ating Class we extend our congratula- tions. REV. V. E. GOWDY fPastori Page Seventy-seven PPV 'Z 48 V 51.2.55 'E 'gE,1,,2E A 2: . f?w,55pQi5E5i-.5- 155. ':f '-v':: :'.::7'::EEEf- I '12-. .q -'Q-Atlif b ' -. , .. 1 ,-,:,. . -. ' 11' ' 525. I . : .:---:-zE:,fl221:?41?i:-1-:2:-. :' 7:Tt1?3 ':-:QC If- .. ... l...r .N 'I -,' . ., ,-.1-: 1w: ff'a:1:effQ.y, ' 11-'-'+1:5:a:'-2:2 1.e:2:f1sLL:a 0 , . . 'I ,-5152212-g.j f'-1 1-1 1-1:,:, 41.5.1--1 ' 1 . 2,3515-Q5 - 1.11 1:s:e:s:z:ig:g4: f ., , G1:a:zwe:2-afar-f-If . j5Q:fI 5 'i ' 7:5:3:5:g:':g:g3:-351. 2 . C1 ai i2 . 'Wi'1 ' 235 -m5112912 ' , ,r ,L 1-2-1 '- btw - Il t -- .Jah-1 1I If. ' 'A' ::.-4g:g3:51:y-:-.: 5.- ' 1 11 .....,.,.,,.-., ,.4.,.,... , -:5g::::1:fg-Q:,.gg1g ,- - ,Q coma m M4 gg wr'r'r-r A is e ' , A puctrer srze .dm :ra wrth all the rea tures ul-:unrerus-rl fwru: the 5 ru.: lnleruhnrrgcanlr PLS , ellrrllensan lens Nurrnsr. Q rnrermertrarr ur Q-r-n-w mu' crurr. Color muvres .rnry ISL an Action sucrrc. Clank snr! . while only luc. md as -arm- f3.5 lc co cake .as srrapsnurs. The camera zhsr captures d . Lens co ays pleasures rn ru . .olorr for future enjovmenr. te'ch 9e b1e Wrll use regular Errsrmsn ur Agfa Ecunumv HJ-tl. Reel H . W . F I S H E R PI-IOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY COMPANY GA. 3112-381 Minnesota Street St. Paul, Minnesota lim Franklin and Robert Collitt appreciate the neat work and pleasing atmosphere of this Christian Barber Shop. There is a reason why these skilled Christian Barbers are always busy. MIDTOWN BARBER SHOPPE 634 Snelling Avenue NEstor 9214 Our student, Mr. Breid, who works for Charles Department Store, tits a sweater on Mr. Lindskoog while the manager shows a new tie to Mr. Brunlto. This busy little department store stocks a complete line of men's and women's apparel and shoes which are altered to the students at a IOM, discount. UHARLE IIEPARTME 'I' 'llllill DA1e 2088 639 Selby Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Page Seventy-eight 4 ST. PAUL FEDERAL SAVINGS 6- LOAN ASSOCIATION Axel A. Olson. Executive Our thousands of customers with over a million dollars invested in our association invites you also to become a member. We have never paid less than SM. Fourth Street near Wabasha St. Paul, Minnesota AJGMENGRAVER BUCKBEE-f1vrEA1as and co. Garfield 1321 ST. .PAUL MINNESOTA THE MINNESOTA CHEMICAL CO. 2285 Hampden Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota C. I. 6. H. W. ANDERSON IEWELER,S and OPTOMETRISTS 1573 University Avenue 1956 University Avenue Midway 9910 Mldway 3400 'ri The Pacific Congregational C h u r c h Nnssrssrppr AND GENESEE STREETS ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA E if Sc-Juuc' ed S U N D A Y -- Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship . 10:45 A. M. Christian Endeavor 6:45 P.M. The entrance of Evening Service 7:45 P.M. Thy words giveth lzght. WEDNESDAY- CHARLES G. ZEEK. Pastor Bible Study and Prayer 7245 P-M. NOT BY MIGHT, NOR BY POWER. BUT BY MY SPIRIT. SAITH THE LORD OF HOSTS. fZechctric1h 4:65 THE ALLIANCE CHURCH 3Ist. and Grand Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota RAYMOND A. CHAPMAN Minister SERVICE SUNDAY . . . Sunday School . . . . . . . Morning Worship . . . . HAE L PARK ALLIA UE UH llllll EAST SEVENTH STREET and WHITE BEAR AVENUE S . 9:45 . 11:00 Senior and Iunior Prayer Service . 6:30 Senior and Iunior Service . . 7:00 Evangelistic Service . . 7:45 REV. L. A. THOMPSON. Pastor ILM. A-M. WEDNESDAY . . gg- BIBLE STUDY P.M. AND PRAYER 8:00P.M. Page Seventy-nine PRIVATE LESSONS REASONABLE RATES SUCCESS GUARANTEED 'Gibson and St. Angelo Instruments sold Sheet Music - Strings - Accessories BELLSON MUSIC CO. 376 St. Peter St. St. Paul, Minnesota 'Exclusive CEdar 8820 COMPLIMENTS HAMLINE DRUG STORE Minnehaha at Hamline St. Paul, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF A gamma! I. Merrill Tannehill, Director School oi Music, St. Paul Bible Institute THE MUSICAL TANNEHILLS ARTISTIC GOSPEL MUSIC EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGNS CONFERENCES LEARN TO PLAY E I Ill BANJO MANDQLIN vroL1N CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Specializing in the Deeper Life BOOKS, such as the writings oi: Mrs. Iessie Penn-Lewis, T. Austin-Sparks. L. L. Legters, and many others. 3025 Irving Avenue South PLeasant 3293 Open evenings till B o'clock Minneapolis, Minnesota HOURS: 9A.M. to 12M. Ito 5P.M Evenings By Appointment DR. A. A. MORAN OPTOMETRIST Eye Examination and Correction 1586 University Avenue at Snelling Midway 9062 Second Floor St. Paul, Minnesota THEODORE BERGMAN Instructor of PIANO - HARMONY W- ORGAN ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE Mac.PI-IAIL SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONVENTIONS SACRED CONCERTS Organist - First Baptist Church - Minneapolis I .f i I A , U Gam ' awk we TO THE 5 f J, .-SJZWHG Gltllll ATI GCLASS OF 1942 NORTHERN GOSPEL PUBLISHING HOUSE 910 Elliot Avenue South Minneapolis Minnesota Page Eighty I - . Iames Brunko and Robert Herin know where to go for a line assortment oi delicious pastry. Uselman's Golden Ray Bake1'Y supplies our dining room tables with baked foods. IUST CALL U S E L M A N ' S GOLDEN RAY BAKERIES Distinguished Baked Foods 1815 Selby ...... . MI 0627 2040 Marshall . . . . MI 7758 784 Grand . . . . EL 1153 WE DELIVER NM. , ...M 4, we ,,,. M, . Mattie' G.8zli. EIWIUII 'PA'I'l0 GREASING-WASHING 365 Snelling Avenue North NEstor 9052 St. Paul. Minnesota G. 6. R. SERVICE extends the prompt and pleasing service every motorist appreciates. Here is where lim Franklin buys gas and oil for our School Bus that transports the students to their many Practical Work Assign- ments. 'Q' OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 AS YOU GO FORTH INTO SERVICE Your publishing house will be at hand to assist you as you go torward into the Master's service. CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL REQUISITES .4 SUNDAY SCHOOL LITERATURE BOOKS -- BIBLES - N OVELTIES THE ALLIANCE WEEKLY CHRISTIAN PUBLICATIONS. INC. Third and Reily Streets Harrisburg. Pa. Samples ! Samples I Samples I A F ull Line of sUN15i2iZY SCHQOL .fziefmiwze ITUNDAIVIENTALLY SOUND Uwlow Gomfli vniss Jin Cleaners TAILORING DELIVERY SERVICE Dllle 8545 674 University lnear Dalel St. Paul. Minn. The Iahn Cleaners have during the past year extended expert one day cleaning service to students and faculty members. Ray- mond Ashmun, student agent. has made this prompt and satis- factory service possible . . . Need your clothes cleaned? See Ray! Page Eighty-one elif BIBLES and NEW TESTAMENTS if MOTTOES and PLAQUES 'DZ SONG BOOKS Q32 CHRISTIAN LITERATURE 131 BOOKS Inquire at the Alhance Book Room for any new and outstanding Christian Publications. We Nllzmce BW R Mldway 0870 NEstor 6087 1361 ENGLEWOOD AVENUE ST PAUL MINNESOTA 'Wm fffecizwe Qhmffm Schuco! VISION - TRAINING - SERVICE b 4 DISTINCT COURSES OF STUDY 1. THEOLOGICAL z a. MISSION 4. BIBLE Music . CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ARY . For catalog and oiher iniormution . write io our Dean. ST. PAUL IIIIILII INS'l'I'I'U'I'II 1361 ENGLEWOOD AVENUE ST. PAUL - MINNESOTA FOUNDED .... . . 1916 . .25 YEARS or-' ACTIVE szavrcr: TO PROSPECTIVE MISSIONARIES PREACHERS TEACHERS SINGERS -.i. -1-ui-l -... .l-isnt-:Ili INTERDENOMINATIONAI. CO-EDUCATIONAL Page Eighty-three AA.:-4-A P 1 .T Yum --N. W . . 1 k vs N., A45-At' ' ' Q ' +7 'ik-5 N , XN , WE 'PLUN' COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Quality Meats cmd Provisions Fish cmd Poultry e4, we bake Jawa czncf geam CALL US . . . WE DELIVER Telephone-NEstor 8621 597 N. Snelling Avenue St. Paul. Minnesota WESTLUND'S 6 IOHNSON AND BARNES CSdme Address ond Phoneb J0llN 0 and BAR E if ' - r ,. SNELLING at THOMAS. It ST. PAUL, MINN. FREE DELIVERY NEstor 8621 A Iormer S. P. B. I. student, Mr. Doble. shows a few Iirst quality canned goods to Miss Spreckels and Miss Graves. The Iohnson and Barnes Fairway Food Store serves the Institute. Try their courteous service and tine quality groceries. Page Eighty-four An interior view of West- lund's complete modern meat market. Miss McKean and Miss Goodrick examine some of the meat which is served at the St. Paul Bible Institute. For best quality meats and provisions shop at Westlund's. f W' Q : Ai Ts hh Mg A4 ' UAK GRUVE DAIRY N Estor 7595 Students enioy the nourishment from Oak Grove's rich pasteurized milk. Miss Magney serves her table with a smile. Have you tried Oak Grove Dairy's milk? MIDWAY DEPARTMENT STORE C R I S P Y W A F F L E S H O P The Biggest' Lillle Departmenl Store In The Midway . WEARING APPAREL FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN Townwecrr Hosiery Red Goose Shoes Satisfczcfion Guaranleed ! Merchandise purchased here must be to your entire satisfaction Or money cheerfully refunded. REGULAR DINNERS DAILY DELIA M. wnxms. Prop. 1611 University Avenue St. Paul. Minnesota Wu A. P. W. ONLIWON Double-Folded 1592-94 University Ave. Near Snelling PAPER AND Midway 2936 St. Paul, Minnesota I -NEStOr 1331- er, Mr. Breid, has for them. . for Sunday School Workers DAVID C. COOK PUBL ELGIN. ILLINOIS ISHING CO. Eager faces and hungry hearts drink in what an efficient Sunday School teach- David C. Cook publications, such as teacher helps. story papers, church aids. etc., are invaluable to a progressive church. Send for free copy of Handbook Page Eighty-live .fqle lffiddian efzwzcfz Jfawfey Killa efuwcfn BERNARD S. KING, Pastor I. A. SCHMIDT. Pastor BOX 136 LYLE, MINNESOTA BOX 73 HAWLEY, MINNESOTA May the past quarter century contribution ot the Saint Paul The Hawley Bible Church Ioins the throng ol Christian irlends Bible Institute to Alliance leadership and missionary vision in expressing its appreciation tor the blessed ministry ot the be multiplied and extended till Iesus comes. St. Paul Bible Institute. IEEEHAHA ACADEMY A FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL WITH A POSITIVE EVANGELICAL, CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS For particulars, write to PRESIDENT E. O. FRANKLIN 3107-47th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota phafaqaapfby . . . . P plays an important part in our lives 45 A . . I 4' R'-1 70 Kefmeik if Wafqkf Silmfnca ! 3 plays an important part in the photography of the leading schools. I , y v .. ,O S, 114050: QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY AT REASONABLE PRICES .,-,N,g P , Ask those who have had photographs made at SCHOOL ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS FAMILY GROUPS PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Best wishes to the class OI 1942 KENNETH M. WEIGHT 'EEEIO 50 E. 6th Street GArtield 4430 St. Paul, Minnesota St. Pau1's only ground floor Studio Page Eighty-.six THE HHTHWH TEH IH THHHIHF THE CHHJ TIAH HHH NHSSIH AHY ALLIA HE EXTENDS Qcmqfzallnfaficmi . . . to the Twenty-fifth Graduating Class of the St. Paul Bible Institute, wishing each member a God-ordained and far-reaching ministry. EXTENDS 7kanA4 . . . to all who have helped to make possible the success of the past twenty-five years oi the St. Paul Bible Institute. EXTENDS Nm ffwziaizan . . . to all who have not become acquainted with the District Publica- tion of the Gospel Messenger to become a subscriber. Through its revision it is now recognized as the monthly publication containing not only vital District news but also important news oi the St. Paul Bible Institute. DISTRICT Ugzcew . REV. I. A. PETERSON . . Superintendent REV. P. F. WALLEIT . . Secretary MR. ORDE OLSON . . Treasurer DR. A. B. SIMPSON . . Founder DR. H. M. SHUMAN President DISTRICT 7efmZcQW . MINNESOTA WISCONSIN NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA I MONTANA NORTHERN IOWA DISTRICT Sahara! . . . ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE Fall Term Registration-September IU-l I, 1942 Write to Dean of the School tor Catalog. DISTRICT Jeadgnmfeaa Located at the ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE 1361 E GLHWHHH AVE UE PA L HIHHH HTA Page Eiqhlf D Vw W 'S IJ 651. Mm 'f Q V V Q , L, '74 A 10: Cv 'XL' W M B ibjiilqx, 2 'X-I ,Aly ' 'DK ' -' 1 .-,-JZ L f f l M 1' 1 ' KREHN X .!r 1,l .f X Xrlk -Q Hsu, . ,:.'fy,?..f'.: 'x', S 5 X A V7 ' ' N' w -by ,,, , . .Dx Qpbwfk MQ gffd f7 ' 1f'.'? 'l A , , ,, -ff, fi f i1y , N .1 I L :fre-1. ,f-,M .lf frlfljh, 13,1 A, ', -ADX 0. 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