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

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Mingle in selfish strife. 1o.' Freedom weeps. Wrong rules the land. and waiting Justice sleeps. Holland Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it. Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. ---Young gif ix U ard' lmpell'd with steps unceasing to pursue -Some fleeting good, that mocks us with the view. That, like the circle bounding earth and skies. Allures from far. yet. as we follow. flies. ----Goldsmith The muffled drum's sad roll has beat etThe soIdier's last tattoo: No more on Life's parade shall meet The brave and fallen few. On Fame's eternal camping-ground Their silent tents are spread. And glory guards ,with solemn round ' The hiuouac of the dead, -'--O'Hara kim The paths of glory lead but to the grave. --Gray lfgf ffly 1 v. 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T, , wax ' x 'N Q P V God's own voice speaking l through her Iips,. the words A That will bear fruztage for eternity. ---Crowell ,:. Qedkatian The Shield of nineteen hundred and forty- six is gratefully dedicated to Miss Ruth Iones who has faithfully upheld the highest ethics of the teaching profession and has commended herself through zealous Christian sincerity and earnestness to the admiration ot all who know her. ,-rf - at V u K yn A KK . is ' 4 1 V aim X, . L 'll-Ei 535' ' r 5 i ' A N . flu 'm 0-'Tuul' Glen Crawford---Class of 1939 A quiet, sincere devotion, always faithful in assistinq others, humor personified--'these traits characterized Glen Crawford as he walked the Institute halls. Unflinchinqiy he answered the sum- mons oi his country only to pay the supreme sacrifice. This soldier of the King and of his country died on May 18, 1945, as a result of wounds sustained in the European Theater of War. Though it means a battle royal To your vision, child, be loyal And the grain of wheat that dies shall live again. ul. ,ni , i i if 'i Hi ii Ui limi si yi 1, I FQ1 A. -H I . in U Il! U' lr, 111 U M P Building Ccuwtuwtiu According to the grace of God which is given unto ' me as a wise masterbuilder, I have laid the founda- tion, and another buildeth thereon. But let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon. I Cor. 3:10. ! -Ac- ? A N d - K r 27' fl' : 'A' if '42 -- 'Q f ' ,f -A? -f..1 :A-I , 5 I 1 - ,Avg - I -? 13 , f an I, ? mi JA1 F, 3 ' - f , 1' ' - 1 - T E -- ' - ' T E - - 1 . .T 5 S X ' ' 5 - - 2 - Eine is : 5 ::aviyl e '- -'S E 2 ff - 7 .s--- ?: 1 -Y . ,h -.. f' ,. 7 -' E Q - A v 3 r 6: .11 ' - Is'i'a?z2-Q iii 4 ,' '-Ai' fi C ' X- 1' A: 2? -E A A X ' ,,,, 2-' 11 Y v -f. A .1-A f nl: :: - .9 ' if-xii? 9 d 1'-2 ' -, gag , E , ., Y .. B5 - '- - 1 - fn E 1 ii ,ii AF 2 5 111 Q fx . 7 e '. sf .-. ' -f - - , .-- -' W -- -. 4' f L gl if ,. 'ei' 55- 'J -,LZ I I 1. - 1 F57 , -5 H -- X Y E, .1-.f- ' 1- 1 - 11 ' - V- K, , -, f I5 - . H- Y ,. !- .ri . 4, - 55 - --'--' , ' ,' - f , ' ' ? -:J 5' 5 :S 1 1 E .-. '11 ' ' 5 ,TST F11 ' -1' - :'?5ff' 4 ' f 'A' FGQ ' . , -' J 3 '- -- Ykv.-::5 - Y Q Y -f .-1 , - f W rf , 5: xl i cm cfc i- .,ea.,., 4: 2 ' +L- - ,-,--- .- . 1 i -Z I2 Y - - W U- ,,,, is -- ' ---'- ' ' X. : - ' -' :- 'Y - f if '? J -2- ,':.,. ,, rag - f A .. .. A .--f -... - - - 1- -u- '-- 'I ii -I ll r- - -- fff , --A. ,-,...-.:i. ' A 5 . i. - 71 .- -1 -- 4 n QW Rev- C. I. Mason. Chairman SL .73 Remembering without ceasing your work of faith and labour of love and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, in the sight of God and our Father: knowing, brethren beloved, your election of God. I Thess. 1 :3, 4. Their concern for the advancement of our school has been amply demonstrated by their constructive work among us. Prof, H, 5, Brown Dr, V, R, Edmm, Rev. G. A. French Rev. Earl Gulbranlon 'm C4+414L Secretary ,Fa Rev. L, L. King Rev, G, D. Sym!-,m Rev. Cecil Thomas Rev. C. D. Tleszen . ' A L Rev. L. A. Thompson A Rev A. W. Tozer . , Rev- H- P vom Knot plcturedl .Tfwsident-Qlean He shall be a uessel unto honour, sanctified, and meet for the master's use, and prepared unto every good work. II Tim. 2:21 I- z i9i'g dtiasrf ls . 1-t Ex af 3 The one over us in the Lord who qives us added impetus tor spiritual attainment as well as scholarship. 5 -S? Rev. Don I. Kenyon Qean of 'lllafnen Those that be planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our God. Psa. 92:13 One who has had a fruitful testimony and ministry in our midst. He V. G eo 9'e D. ,ghobm f-K - Ve' Y 1 Qean af .Men For we have great joy and consolation in thy love because . . . the saints are refreshed by thee, brother. Philemon 7 His vibrant Christian personality has brought fresh blessings down f I' iv if w.......A upon us. n, 5. Miss Cora Schultz fi And these all, having obtained a good report through faith. Heb. 11:39 God has blessed us with a staff of instructors which has greatly enriched us with much knowledge and spiritual understanding, establishing us upon a good foundation- REV. H. L. TURNER ' Theology Old Testament Survey, Senior Theology, Genesis, Prophecy, Major Prophets, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, Revelation, Bible Doctrine. REV. DON I. KENYON, B. A. ' Theology English, Biblical Backgrounds, Life of Christ, Minor Prophets, Hebrews, Poetical Books, Romans, Theology. Archaeology, Ephesians. REV. DAVID R. ANDERSON, M. A., B. D. Theology l-lomiletics. l 33'..u.'-f -,fy ? C,, Yw-f. .325llq1,cf ' J' gn-! Y7v+ , qi CM-Mwcia.1:f...7 MISS RUTH ALTMAN Christian E a' ucatio REV. GORDON E. XEB, B. A., B. D-, REGISTRAR Christian Education Speech, Pastoral Theology, Ethics, Hermeneutics, Par- liamentary Procedure, Alliance Polity, General Psychol- ogy, Introduction to Child Study, Leadership in Christian Education, Organization and Administration, Mark. Summer Bible School, Child Evangelism, Summer Bible School Methods MISS RUTH IONES, B. A. C Englishiand History English, English Grammar, Church History, Principles and l Methods of Teaching. f .liisin . I bm, REV. PETER A. VOTH, T-H.B. Missions Greek, French, Comparative Religions, Alliance History, Evangelism, History of Missions, Alliance Missions- REV. CHARLES H. SHAW, B. A., B. D. Missions Principles of Missions. MERRILL TANNEHll..L, M. MUSIC IN ED., fif 01 SQ Muszc History and Appreciation of Music, -Hyrnnoloqy, Funda- mentals of Music, Harmony, Form and Analysis, Counter- point, Instrumentation and Orchestration, Music in the Church School, Congregational Conducting, Choir Con- Hucting, Choral Club, Band, Voice, Saxophone, Clarinet. MRS. I. MERRILL TANNEHILL M usic THEODJRE BERGMAN, B MUSIC Airway V Music , Q Piano, Orqan, Keyboard Harmony. Marimba, Vibraharp, Trumpet. . , , . V, --:H . I, is fum.-S WA .Li ALBERT BELLSON M usic Accordion, Spanish Guitar, Hawaiian Guitar. CHARLES ORTON SELSZK5 M usic Vynbi PiCt1'1O. HARQLD BRUNDIN M usic Voice. SW Q. REV. CHARLES H. SHAW Business Manager-Treasurer Not slothful in business: fer- vent in spiritg serving the Lord. Rom. 12: 1 1 Such qualities characterize our never-tirinq business ex- ecutive. Grace unto you and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. II Thess. 1:2 . Our w'sh for MISS LUCILLE FRENCH Bookkeeper a quiet and efficient worker behind the - I D, Zi K0 2,1 1 If Q MISS MARGARET WALDIN Bookroom For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of iove . . . in that ye have ministered to the saints 'LQ and do minister. Heb. 6:10 lust name it, and she'l1 produce it. l MISS CORA SCHULTZ Deon of Women - I haue no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth, III John 4 This is the joy of one who is sincerely interested in the welfare of ecrch one within her core. ferr e Q64 MISS NELL ROSE DCDYLE Secretory IVe are bound to thank God always for you. A A newcomer who hos endeared herself to dll by her sweet smile cmd rddiont life, II Thess. 1:3 MISS MARY HOFFMAN Librcrrion Hearing of thy love and faith, which thou hast toward the Lord Jesus, and toward all saints. Philemon 5 One who hos mode CI reol contribution to the intell- ectuol life of our school. fi Q. J MRS. EDNA TEETER X Q., Housekeeper ' I A lover of hospitality ,... sober. just, holy, temperate. Titus l :8 27?- A tribute to the one who keeps her house in qood order copy two l J' I all X 2 iEf'fg MISSES VIOLA PETERSON AND GLADYS QUADERER Cooks For the administration of this service not only supplieth the want of the saints, but is abundant also by many thanks- givings unto God. II Cor. 9:12 Our thanks qo to these, who have spared not of themselves, that we might be physically tit. REV. IRA ROOT Custodian Knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward . . . : for ye serve the Lord Christ. Fo 3 24 Screws and bolts find their rightful places under his capable hands. ffl 1 ttf . I If ,HTL-1 If Y nb! g Pi tu- . fJ A Qi L I- . lx-. 1 K 1 .ff WW' Executive Committee ll','dg'j 1 x H-'5',i X: .x Fuiure Plans Above the Clouds Peel:-A-Boo Eiliciency Expert GIUGGS .l,, H, if l L PUPPY Happy? Snow Queen , Buy a Cookie ,QS ,rf-' A Alumnl Flddle-Tutor Ri'- :Je-in-1-3 L., V 7 ' ii, ' f1i4,- ' Building We For even. hereunto were ye called: because Chrzst also suffered for us, leau- ing us an example, that ye should fol- low his steps. I Peter 2:21 '-'E-E W., lm I llllll lllllll Wgeihefi Simply I'm trusting the word He has given, Laying up daily my treasures in Heau'n: Walking with Him in the light of His smile, Singing His praises through Iife's brief while. The night may be dark, the storm raging long: His presence is light, and He is my song. There's nothing to fear through Iife's interim-H My secret 'tis this--- TOGETHER WITH HIM . His servant am I, but He calls me His friend. His will is my own, and together with Him I'll walk in His poufr 'till the victory be won: Through ages eternal I'll reign with God's Son. -- -Pauline Mulholland mee Qli-SS-.ffw 5 CL i , m -ii ., ,-14 T' --f-fl' 4 . I I I Never before in the history of man have social, economic, and religious problems been so complex and exacting as in our day and age. As time goes by it is becoming increasingly evident that the solution to these distressing and perplexing issues must come from another source than that of man him- self. In the Wake of the most devastating War of all time there follows a train of physical and spiritual wreckage that shall leave its blight and curse upon generations to come. The cure for these individual, national, or international ills cannot be found in World courts nor in peace treaties, but rather in the bringing of men TOGETHER WITH HIM. Behind us' lies a concentrated and accelerated period of training under able and godly instructors: before us lies a life of glorious service or ignominious failure. In ourselves we shall failp TOGETHER WITH HIM we must succeed. As We pause for a moment to look back and recall the many blessings we have received during our period of training at the Saint Paul Bible Institute, we, like Of Old, Want to raise our Ebenezer and with him say, I-Iitherto hath the Lord ,helped usf. Henry P. Wiens, President Senior Class I J Ls, ,4 Rev. H. L. Turner - Henry Wiens - - - Rose Merrill - - -- L dia Zerbe IHHSS MIIHH Wim mr ,ffm - Aduxser - President Vice-President , Secretary Y - .. ---- - Doris Erickson l0ZVv:J11f.51 --BJ' Treasurer ROBERT BRADSBY Lincoln, Nebraska Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in Thee. Isa. 26:3-. Theology Course: Class Pres. lg Missionary League 25 Choral Club l, 2: A-frica Prayer Band 2, 3: Convocation Speaker lg Class Social Committee 3. ELLA MAY BRYANT Orchard, Iowa For whether we live, we live unto the Lord: and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we Itve therefore, or die, we are the Lord's. Rom. 14-:8. Missionary Course: Child Evangelism l, 27 Talitha Cumi 1, 2, 31 Africa' Prayer Band 1, 2, 3, ax M .. X DOROTHY ALLEN Dearborn, Michigan may know Hmm, ana the power of His resur rectxo and the fellowship of His sufferings, being ma comformable unto His death. Phil. 3 :10. Missionary Course: Island World Prayer Band-Vice Pres Pres. lg Tract Society-Sec'y 1, 2, 37 State Prayer Band- Leader 1, 2, 3: Talitha Cumi 1. Pres. 2. MARSHALL AVERBECK Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Let. us hold fast the profession of our faith witho wavering: for he is faithful that promised. Heb. 10:2 Theology Course: Fishers of Men 1: China Prayer Bang? Vice Pres. ly American Indian Prayer Band-Treas. Wisconsin Prayer Band-Pres. 3. L.,-' I MARIE CARLSON Richey, Montana In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He.shaII direq thy paths. Prov. 316. Christian Education Course. MILDRED COOK Jeffers, Minnesota 1 l Trust in the Lord withrall thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. Prov. 3:5. . Christian Education Course: Talitha Cumi 1. 2, 31 Mimi esota Prayer Band-Vice Pres. 3. t I VIRGINIA DALE Sterling, Illinois ' And the Lord shall guide thee continually, an fy thy soul in drought, and make fat thy bones: an thou shalt be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters fail not. Isa. 58:11. Missionary Course: Band 1: Child Evangelism 1: French Indo-China Prayer Band 2: Class Social Committee 3: World Prayer Band 1. ALLEN DUMKEI Sanborn, Minnesota Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusted in thee. Isa. 26:3. Theology Course. if YVONNE HEIDEN Watertown, So. Dak. QW M Commit thy way unto the Lord: trust also in ' J I nd He shall bring it to pass. Ps. 37:5. hristian Education Course: Missionary Society-Sec'y. 2: alitha Cumi l, Z, Pres. 3. ELMA HOOGE Delft, Minnesota The Lord is my light and my salvation whom shall I ear? The Lord is the strength of my life: of whom shall I e afraid? Ps. 27:1. hristian Education Course: Talitha Cumi 3: Class Social ommittee 3. lean A ' nz I is E Ur lt,- t. C DORIS ERICKSON Moose Lake, Minnesota Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowl- edge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. P1-ov. 315, 6. Christian Education Course: Class Treas. 3: Talitha Cumi 1, 2, 3: South American Prayer Band-Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3. MARIORIE HARVEY Cable, Wisconsin For a day in thy courts is better than a thousand. I had rather be a door-keeper in the house of my God, than to dwell in the tents of wickedness. Ps. 84:10. Theology Course: Child Evangelism Teacher: India Prayer Band-Sec'y 2. ,410 5 I T A , 'P 9 A ' J I , .Q- A n Q:-:z I Qilfiiwti-Uj.I,,Q-,sill ' L -J-iff: ji' uffeffin fr' QR' V me 1 1. E, 'nt1ti,'e'.iLnE:fftf:4v' W I tl , '-:. I l mtgf-17 gxlrl ., -' J ' X -t ' .tr t - .1 ,I I it . gl'EH.:':1'H.Fi. . .fat I ' ' -tiff! e I , 71- .4 . :r',,,. - ' ' 7:iflfl'i-1'- 1-55:1 . is ' , ' 4 .Q ts' fg,J. t '. I' ' A '175'. '-Er-BH s Ili. - .,.. 1. . :v V- -'. -it . ' ' Z- . 1 at f 5 . 'I V ' , - ' : I, 4: - N- -zf ,Qi .17 'fl Q' Z K flllhl a ,- 5-Al ' t I , QJQQH l -- 'iv-ws W' S5512 iw HELEN LATI-IAM Clear Lake, Iowa O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how unsearchable are His judge- ments, and His ways past finding out! Rom. 1 1 133. Missionary Course: Child Evangelism 3: Talitha Cumi 3: Africa Prayer Band 1, 2: French lndo'China Prayer Band -Sec'y.-Treas. 3. WINNIE MELLEMA Milaca, Minnesota Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit. John 15:16. Missionary Course: Talitha Cumi 2, 3: American Indian Prayer Band-Vice Pres. 3. l f . l-- 1 ! , if Eiiff'-U !2y.2'Q ,is .. f HI ,.' ,i k,A.L'--.-rv t s T rjgggif , 1 if t'-E fi1 ' :Li -5 ' ' , il , i if Jia-g stiff ' ' VERVA HOVDA Clear Lake, Wisconsin I count all things but loss for the excellency of the. knowledge or Christ Jesus my Lord. Phil. 3 18. l Sacred Music Course: Ladies Chorus 25 Home Land Prayer! Band-Vice Pres. 21 Talitha Cumi 2, 3: Child Evanqel- ism 3. 1 HELEN HUBIN Maynard, Minnesota For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21. Missionary Course: Talitha Cumi 2, 3: China Prayer Band! -Sec'y. 2. t Mi 'P 1 Pic FS, L- .v- .. ,irq ,yi A1 gl I I A U' 'FIEL- ' gtg L' 1'-'P' J i 1 Q 1L 1-'ilk ' L4 ff?- . -4 1 K r - li F -if .iq J i J .t idly! i fl-rf J ls N 1 , K.WLf, ' My I ,fb 1 l J I w I -ii' f'.!l 'i - j 1 .f z - gi . f -'ifx ,. '::- .N ,E L ,.. , l' 5. f'gJ1fi Vg'.9'l , 1-lil .4 ?' i fi . T 'L A ' i'. t . 'I 3 r ':, .- 1 gf gif' if ff- i ffl. v. i i ii? lf, if-L . L f I, - ' l.efs.z.g, .1 5 -1 .. J ' f., ROSE MERRILL Sioux Falls, South Dakota And we know that all things work together for goo to them that love God, to them who are the called ac- cording to His purpose. Rom. 8:28. Missionary Course: Talitha Cumi l, 2, 3: Class Vice Pres 3: Africa Prayer Band-Sec'y.3. PAULINE MULHOLLAND Zumbro Falls, Minnesota For without me ye can do nothinq. John 15 15. Missionary Course: Class Vice Pres. 2: Student Council South American Prayer Band 2. EDNA PEABODY Remer, Minnesota He must increase. but I must decrease. John 3:30. Christian Education Course: Child Evangelism l, 3. D. IRENE PIPER Watertown, South Dakota Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowl- edge Him and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 325. 6. Missionary Course: Talitha Cumi lg South Dakota Prayer Band-Sec'y. 3: Band l. HARDY REESE Hayes Center, Nebraska Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit. saith Lord of Hosts. Zech. 426. Theology Course: Class Treas. 2: Student Council 3: Fishers of Men 3: Africa Prayer Band 3: Tract. Society- Treas. 2. MADGE RUEDEBUSCH Brookings, South Dakota Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling not according to our works, but according to his own pur- pose and grace. which was given us in Christ Jesus be- fore the world began. II Tim. l 19. Christian Education CouEe: Missionary Society 3g China Prayer Band l, 2, 35 Talitha Cumi l, Z: Child Evangel- ism 1. C F' . ' 2 , -- , ,-. fs I j , kdm :NC ' l , N A 4 'Q l 4,.- ' P iff' la. ., ff ---' - 5, lt!-1' jlj liEE'?in ' Q . y 5 1 .' o . Q 1 .-, - - t a .1 I tit' ' ' ' 'T 5- ' 4 -.'. -'. 4 ' x F f- 'gf' gy ' w ' ' 1 '..'.'Q 'vi ll Q , - , . . 0 I . . , i JA.. - . ,. V I a. ,- v. , . - l' I f 'A 'J f.. a.?,'-'..'. ,' 1 ' ' . 1 ' s ' l . .. ' . . 1 ALMA PROCHNAU Bruderheim, Alberta, Canada Faithful is He that calleth you, who will also do it. I Thess. 5:24. Sacred Music Course: South American Prayer Band Sec'y. 3: Talitha Cumi l. STELLA RATZLOFF Mountain Lake, Minnesota I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye. Ps. 3218. Christian Education Course: Talitha Cumi I, 2: Child Evangelism 2, 3: French Indo-China Prayer Band--Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3. tn fl' ' if ills: 5 -' . . ri . 'ssl 1 'vi' 'PL I' t l 'f VZ11'-'P' ' ' , . .' 1- t ihtltfffvfli - IW - wif' l' ,. .jp 5-4-X av' if -:13'i.?'1l? 'FS15-H.: 21 'gt' Y ll L-4 1 gl JH? V' i,l'f':j1'llrl3 : t Z. Qty' J -' E LELL , -it tgfilegldg. t qi, .. :gf V 'QS . tl . .Ari ' .73- - 'p 1ri E2..i -tV. ,. :k.,,g..y , ,gg-.. 55. ' it TL- Jilin-' . 4 . I-.M h J. 'X ' elite i CW ,, ,lv t.. .. if . :wr 97 ,W l Q-i J 32 MAYNERD SANDBERG Minneapolis, Minnesota A For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it ts the power of God unto salvation to everyone that be- lieveth: to the Jew first. and also to the Greek. Rom. l :l6. Theology Course: Evangelistic Services: Mission Work. E. EUGENE Sl-IIPLEY Adel, Iowa O give thanks unto the Lord: call upon his name: make known his deeds among the people. Ps.. l05Zl. Theolo Course: Fishers of Men lg China Prayer Band QY lg Choral Club l, 2, 3: Shield '45. KATHRYN RUPP Butterfield. Minnesota Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things. which thou hnowest not. Jer. 3313. Christian Education Course: Tract Society 2, 3: Talitha Cumi l, 2, 3: Child Evangelism lg Africa Prayer Band 1, 2: American Indian Prayer Band 3. VIOLA RUPP Butterfield, Minnesota Commit thy way unto the Lord: trust also in him. and he shall bring it to pass. Ps. 37:5 Christian Education Course: India Prayer Band lg Amerie can Indian Prayer Band 3: Talitha Cumi 1, 2, 3. GLADYS SIMPSON Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada And we know that all things work together for goo to them that love God. to them who are the called ac cording to His purpose. Rom. 8:28. Theology Course: Class Vice-Pres. l: World Prayer Band -Vice Pres. 1, 3: Child Evangelism 2, 3: S. S. Class 2: Class Social Committee 3: Student Council 2. MARIORIE TOEWS Frazer, Montana Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of goo courage: be not afraid. neither be thou dismayed: for th Lord thy God is with thee .whithersoeuer thou goest. Josh. l:9. Theology Course: S. S. Teacher 1, Z, 3: Talitha Cumi 3 ANGEL VAGGALIS Lincoln, Nebraska When my father and my mother forsake me, then the ord will take me up. Ps. 27:10. heoloqy Course: African Prayer Band l. 2, 3: Fishers l Men 3: Choral Club 3. FERN Qy1NcEN'll,mmsclQ Swanville, Minnesotc ' My soul, wait thou only upon God: for my expecta- tion is from Him. Theology Course: Choral Club 1, 2, 3: Talitha Cumi 1, 2: Home Missions Prayer Band 2: World Prayer Band l: S. S. Teacher l. FLOYD WIB Re Wing, Minnesota, But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory hy Christ Jesus. Phil. 4:19. Theology Course: Missionary Society 3: Student Pastorate 3: Class Social Committee 3. MARY WIEBUSCH Red Wing, Minnesota Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there .anything too hard for me? Jer. 32:17. Christian Education Course: Home Mission Prayer Band 5: Talitha Cumi l, 3: Child Evangelism 3: Class Social Com- mittee 3. RUTH WALDIN - Poplar, Wisconsin . . . He that is perfect in knowledge is with thee. Be- hold, . . . , he is mighty in strength and wisdom. Job. 3614, 5. Sacred Music Course: China Prayer Band l, 3,-Pres. 2: Talitha Cumi 2, 3: Convocation Speaker 2, 3: Shield '46: Child Evangelism 3: Class Social Committee 3. IDA WESSMAN Mllaca, Minnesota I Thou wilt show me the path of life: in thy presence is fulness of joy: at thy right hand there are pleasures foreuermore. Ps. 16:11. Missionary Course: Missionary Society-Curator 2: Am- erican Indian Prayer Band-Vice Pres. 2: Talitha Cumi l, 2, 3: S. S. Class 2, 3: Child Evangelism 1, 2. My , , -1 V. nfm,-,it . , . . l BW: Q, ., F . ,N . I-tl l xii- ' ' ww S - - 9:1 De- ,W I V , , H ,. if ' :fi 1 T A fr! J, M ,,, . '-' -ff,-' - v AA'-X In ' i l IRENE YSKER Mountain Lake, Minnesota Fear thou not: for I am with thee: be not dismayed: for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee: yea, I will help thee: yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Is. 41:10. Christian Education Course: Talitha Cumi l: India Prayer Band 1, 3,-Pres. 2. . I 1 it 1 HENRY WIENS Wolf Point, Montana Say not ye, there are yet four months, and then comet! haruestf.. Behold, I say unto you, Lift you your eyes, amg look on the fields: for they are white already to harvest John 4:35. ' 'Theology Course: Class Pres. 3: American Indian Praye Band 2. 1 LOIS WOCD Onamia, Minnesota Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thess. 5:24. Missionary Course: Home Missions Prayer Band-Vi Pres.-Pres. 2: S. S. Class 3. abt? LYDIA ZERBE ' Lustre, Montana Only fear the Lord, and serve Him in truth with your heart: for consider how great things He hath do for you. I Sam. 12:24. Christian Education Course: Talitha Cumi-Sec'y. 2: Soul American Prayer Band 3: Class Sec'y 3: S. S. Class ' IDA FERN ZIMMERMAN Fort Worth. Texas Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean n unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways achno edge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3 :5. 6. Missionary Course: Africa Prayer Band 1,-Pres. 3: Cla Sec'y. 2: Talitha Cumi 1: Class Social Committee 3. Jlflan9awefaS e SENIOR SGCIAL CCDMMITTEE Seated: Ruth Waldin Fern Zimmerman ma ooqe Standing: Virginia Dale Mary Wiebusch Gladys Simpson Floyd Wiberq Not pictured: Robert Bradsby LeRoy Pierson Ius! cr Pose! Urchin Whisillng in the Steel Sweei Farmer Zorblto Tull. dark. -- Toothpaste smile-what brand? Bi! o' Sunshine Dignified Senior ,fig ' Z . -14 gg-Y S, a, , Tv, , ,x . .fr V ff s. i L , . . Flower Gul ,, , , Znvovwv Sing? Ovxdoot 59 bows , 'wk L A sk, T: L, lb 1 Y J P.: i l P5 Salute to the Institute Who done in Intellect. Inc. Fire Belle 9 1, L. I K lp ,' lug ' F -g 'li X ' 31 , 4 QL 'List the Cherubic Hes! ' ,, E I' J. v ':?. ' . ' .. . - ' l . ' -.l . 'A' g' 'P .Vg , 1 5 91- rw Furmerelies -I -Q Lei! on Pupds hands? 1 v vfffhi-if '-x54fH' '- l . T '. Z in-lv .Y-bv , Il 'w' I didn'l do il. IHS If X Bev. D. J. Kenyon - - - - Aduiseg Merwin Gordon ...... President Dorothy Ingwerson - ,- Vice-President Lillian McCrimmon .,... Secretary Eugene Gagg ..... - Treasurer YIELDED FOR HIS GLORY, we strive to live consistent, consecrated lives within the sphere of His perfect will. We desire not God's better but His best , cmd as cz class our highest aim is that We might be counted worthy to receive our Lord's fullest commendcition-for work well done- Merwin Gordon, President Iunior Class 3 lfiwg' 'bw 43 w Wt WWE L fl IR M .CAIN i.. LAUREL ALEXANDER lndianola, Iowa LDINE CLOCKSIN W Plevna, Montana St. Paul, Minnesota GEORGE ANDERSON Wright, Minnesota I UNE ANDERSON Minneapolis. Minnesota ELAINE ANDREEN Superior, Wisconsin FERN BOYD Guthrie, Oklahoma ESTHER BROWN Cumming, Iowa WA LEWIS co1.uNs VEDA DEATON Des Moines, Iowa PEARL ESTRIN Dale, Minnesota MARY POWLER Marble Rock Iowa FAUNA PAY GANGWISH Gibbon, Nebraska EUGENE GAPP - . south shore. so. oak. ? MERVVIN GORDON Oakland, California BERNICE GREINERT Greenville, Wisconsin . LORAYNE HABAS Little Falls, Minnesota W X NORMA HARRIS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, ADELIZA HAWLEY Pharr, Texas v lt i'jT'l??ff7l3r7gl V ' BEVERLY HOAGLUND E lf 5 1? .lf 'V . . g BEVERLY LEWIS St. Paul, Minnesota STEPHEN 1-1oKs1NAL2:,g , Q Fort Totten, No. Dak. MARVIN HUDSON Ridgway, Colorado ELIZABETH HU TA St. Paul, s DOROTHY INGWERSON dx Lincoln, Nebraska E ARLES JOHNSON Delano, Minnesot ' I? IANET KINDGREN ,, ,ow St. Paul, Minnesotacp 7 EUNICE KIELLMAN Glasgow, CLAUDIA LARSON Des Plaines, Illinois St. Paul, Minnesota PATRI I KERSE Minneapolis, Minnesot Montana ELEANORE Butte, North Dakota , GERTRUDE LARSON Des Plaines, Illinois BE'I'1'Y LOGEROUIST Sister'Bay, Wisconsin MYRON MALONE Amberg, Wisconsin PAYE LOGEROUIST Sister Bay, Wisconsin CLAIRE MAZUREKQQQWJ ffmll Detroit, Michigan LILLIAN MCCRIMMON Atlanta, Georgia VADA LEIGH Monticello, Minnesota 6 3 aft X74 xp IONE SMITH Aberdeen, So. Dak. WARREN SMITH Scoiisbluff, Nebraska - ' 6 1. I - ALICE STEENHOVEN y:b Y Dundee, Minnesota WDM' Rifrx-r STOESZ . utteriield, Minnesot FAEDT Montana PHYLLIS MUELLER Seymour, Wisconsin LYDIA PETRAK St. Paul, Minnesota ESTHER PULLMAN Huron, So. Dak. ELAINE RATHJEN Ianesville, Wisconsin FLORENCE SCHROEDER St. Paul, Minnesoia EVELYN SCHULTZ Richey, Moniana HELEN SI-IEFFIELD Pontiac, Michigan -'.u,':Iii,' RUTH SUNDEEN I' Lincoln, Nebraska DORIS TAYLOR ' Randolph, Minnesota HELEN TURNER Si Paul Minnesota Q+v143wLe,.L MARCELLA ANG Mason City, Iowa ODIS WARREN Fairoaks, Arkansas I I 4 59- VERNA WILKES Ft. Smith, .Arkansas KATHERYN WILKINS Miiaca, Minnesota IEANNE WIMBERLY QM I WML East Omaha, Nebraska P PM Emir I ,- MWWKWZ CX HllSHMlN . JPEQT- fir' a ., we MJW W5 R Rev. G. E. Meyer - - - Adviser eg R Clyde Decker - - - - President Robert Carlton - - Vice-President SH x N?5rMarjorie Johnson , - -. - - Secretary Q ' Allan Lester - - - - - .- Treasurer -.L - E e I rs sg kgs sri It is our firm conviction that God has laid His hand upon our lives cmd has called us into the greatest work in the world---that of carrying the Gospel of Iesus Christ to lost men everywhere. As we look back over this first year of preparation, we can truly say that God has done great things for us. We lace the future with great expectation. Clyde Decker, President Freshman Class 6-v 1321 634 'sz . LLOYD ANDERSON Hibbing, Minnesoia LORRAINE ANDERSON Hibbinq, Minnesota RUTH ANDERSON Willmar, Minnesota L' . A, , an 45--U, - --J Yeo. E ? 2 .WJ 3 k A LORRAINE ASKEROOTH Underwood, Minnesota , -lb Y, A 1 - H' DORIS EACH mv-'S -'wif'-KAJ, Q I Des Moines, Iowa ll . MARION BAILEY Webster, Wisconsin ELDON BALDWIN Superior, Wisconsin MARY BALIAN St. Paul, ROY BARRETT Atlcmta, Georgia .. ' w w fi, iw at J O BECKER 1 . y 1- - -. - -' qu- J s' 34 by fw 1.1 ja Q '3Q1..7.' Q N. 1 ' ,N- M od, Illin s f W ,J . E BRANDT A' get , Wisconsin - Q ' 1 L PAULINE BREID Wadena, Minnesota DOR TH UTLER A in , innesota lf' MARY BYERS . A LJ' pirit Lake, Iow HENRY CALEY Si. Paul, Minnesoia ' LORRAINE CARL qeon gg, V, M ir' i g fa- seimtiiffgggif MARLES CQSGG St, Lawrence, So. Dak. RUTH DAGUE vemdule. Minnesota A- I -9.1-4'-'f- -'f ' REVA DEATON 1,1---'NJ Carlisle. Iowa 'iff e f lvfhhgvf-M fffjluo-EIL 'ZH' , CLYDE DECKER J' h Bennington, Nebraska DORA DQSHAYES - , K-t '. N3 Mt. Clemens, Michigan - - Qfuafv-L is , Y g I ' .QQ ARLENE DRIVER ' Corvuso, Minnesota 1 L ' ' wijrm ' I . ,,,, if Q' , v, MINNIE Dusols , , Q HM lf Savannah, Georgia CARL ECKDAI-IU! Maple Plain, Minnesota . DONNA EISERT J ' ' Fairbault, Minnesota I 1 fda A . J ,f I RALPH ENGEL md , 0 Seymour, Wisconsin ALICE ERICKSON St. Paul, Minnesota EVA EUMURIAN St. Paul, Minnesota MARGARET GOOSEN Wolf Point, Montana i 1 ,. H-g'f.,', ... . :zu ,-it ,f , -fc- 'P' .fi IRENE GRABEN L, Mayer, Minnesota 'Fi ,L Ev ' . 4 15- 51-1i5',':-,L , . , EMI, 5- --,H , I . -, in ,- A fn be ' - f :pf f Q., fm ti LEALAND GRABEN 1 -' Mayer. Minnesota 'I gf V ' Y ., ITS ax I , W P ,J , V , fir M ff nfl ,li ' V v 1 ' BETTY MARIE HALVERSON 'Y Battle Lake, Minnesota CAROL HERMAN BEVERLY HURD Sioux Falls, So. Dak. 1 LORRAINE IOHNSON 9 Duluih, Minnesota HELEN IOHNSTON Richey, Montana ETHEL' KILLGROVE Chicago, Illinois MYHLE KNOOP Shell Lake, Wisconsin ELSIE KNUTSON Fo1eY. Minneso GLEN KRATZER Linc , ebraska K FRANCES KRUGER - 93'-9' Sherman, So. Dak. ljvvvoff' wiv,-M f E HAZEL KUECK , Lincoln, Nebraska WW EVANELLE ' LAIB Superior, Wisconsin ROBERT LARSEN Fremont, Nebraska EFFIE LARSON Oak Park. Minnesota LAVERNE LEGARY Windsor, Essex. Oniario Brinsmade. No. Dcrk. A RUTH HOLMGREN Henning, Minnesoicr MARJORIE IOHNSON Duluth, Minnesota I ALLAN LESTER 1 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada . MAXINE LICHLITER .- ' - Beatrice, Nebraska 'A L t . a ARNE LIEN LIENWOOD LOUDEN Glenville, Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota ADA JEAN MQCTAGGART Minneapolis, Minnesota PHYLLIS MARTIN 'ORMAN , XX Ogllvle, Minnesota 'ws 71 Warn-V21 ' d.Q14LCf.,.l4cL. MARGARET OLSTAD LAURA PARNI-IAM Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ' Q MERLE PAVEK 5 f L LUCILLE MATHES l Auburn, Nebraska Lawtey, Florida MAURICE MULHOLLAND Zumbro Falls Minnesota CAROL ANN NEWFELD Mountain Lake, Minnesota Sisseton, So. Dak. if '1 -' HARRIET PETERSON Bowlus, Minnesota OLIVE PETERSON ll Hager City, Wisconsin 13-' Woodbury, Iowa 'wtf ' , i -' , T215 H 1 2' S ELEAN OR PEDERSON Milwaukee, Wisconsin f ANITA RAGLAND Valley Station, Kentucky -up .9 , , X T! -in ,iv DORIS ROWE St. Ansqar, Iowa f' MARIAM SENSENEY Brunswick, Nebraska RAY SHODIN Minneapolis, Minnesota HAROLD SIGL FAITH RICCITELLI ,L Roselle Park, New Jersey ROBERT ROPER North Redwood, Minnesota DOUGLAS ROSTAD Mountain Lake, Minnesota PHIL RYCHNER Pierz, Minnesota ELAINE SALTVICK Duluth, Minnesota ppleton, Wisconsin BERNICE SINK it it Minneapolis Minnesota HAZEL SONTRA St. Paul, Minnesota WILLIAN STEWART Norwalk, Iowa MARGARETH STIGELMEYER Mound, Minnesota RUTH STROHM St. Paul, Minnesota ARLENE SWANSON '59,-Q,L6,g M,J ' it Lambert, Mcntlna fa SHIRLEY SWANSON .0 uf ' ' I Q3 Lambert, Montana f 5- 03 4 ' CARMEN TANNEHILL 4 . St. Paul, Minnesota 5 V 1- OHN TIESZEN - Mountain Lake, Minnesota LEONA TIESZEN Mountain Lake, Minnesota PEDER TOFT St. Paul, Minnesota BETTY TOTH St. Paul. Minnesota DONALD TUFTS Minneapolis, Minnesota ,jj M, ' HELEN UNRUH Li 1 Vi Bloomfield, Montana ' EILEEN VanderPLOEG I toux Center Iowa 7, 'V1,1f.J,i.,w 'WA ALVIN V EN Princeton Nebraska w ,Q'fZif1f'!n5,- at - Swwpxweaiv, MILDRED WHITE Se e , Minn o ' fofflx BELVa,lEZPs5,,::?:55, USN mg'-fizdfz., ,, CYW-X ANN WIEBE ountain Lake Minnes IAMES WILSON St. Paul, Minnesota WYLMA WOLTERS Little Falls, Minnesota ANN WRIGHT Tulsa, Oklahoma fi an '-, M., 'J7mmP'1flL'!93l A CM-rv' w-1 '- . ONALD ZERBE ' Wy Lustre, Montana WNW 'YWH .. Ywx,f MK-Luau-Q DONNA ZIMMERMAN Bertha, Minnesota YI WW Bbw SPEEIHIS HAZEL DALE Sterling, Illinois St. Paul Minnesota GLA DYS HUGHES Iax, Florida , N Ne Y ' N TV cysb nesota N X R ELSIE RATHERT HENRY RATHERT St. Paul, Minnesota Aa K' VIOLET FISCHER Eagle Bend, Minnesota 5 sfnunu sims... ..nm1s Not picluredz FERN ASHMUN St. Paul, Minnesota DEAN WEBER Wateriown, So. Dcxk. 351 Qs? of fs, gba? Q If ' Q' w' iid? ,.-ff' 4wfR,Qf,f,f'f' FRONT ROW: D. Overton, I..- Beecher,QJB. Hulinsgf R. Caley, M. Becker, E. Raebel, B. Mofici, I.. Pust. SECOND ROW: B. Mummu. I. Sydow, . Mu , O. Tcxckett, R. Iohnson, A. Youngberg, M. Town- send, M. DeArmeyg THIRD ROW: K. Dobson, W. Clark, R. Kuriz, G. Diehl, P. Davis, E. lone F. Moffatt. FOURTH ROW: W. Myers, D. Kelley, I. Raschick, W. Rcxebel, C. Schmeiser. W. Pust: V. Thompson, K. Kurtz, Rosemary Mcdm, G. Payne, D. Tutt, M. Vcxrce. um wJL6J,,,,P ' Q S. 32. 53. 1. Eueuing Sbfiaol Difference ol Opinion Grady Returns? Drols Rehearsal Full Picnic . Strike One! ,' 3111-IGW Brain Trust rf f L si' X H y .PMI F Q 1 AV, fl .' J 1 , , 5 i . s. ' ' r X an- ' 5-'Els T ME Civ QRQXRQQW l ' IWIIHHN MIWIHI open unto us a oor o utterance to speak he mystery of Chrzst C 4 3 1113 I 'ir' l' X ,,,4-' .-Q1 -qj '-Q Building .Slpecafcc 1-.,.. X mill Wm YW 'X E KAR s---ami nav. H. L. TURNERU'7'Wy In the Bible and TheolOQY departments a deep spiritual attitude coupled with a high grade of scholarship is being constantly strived for in order that an accurate and concise knowledge of the Scriptures may be gained. 4? F I ROBQT flheafagg Rev. H. L. Turner, the helmsman the Theology department, is well clg acterized by his keen sense of wit intelligent mastery of the Word. Anyone who has been tutored Rev- Don Kenyon in his superb exe ical studies oi the Word will confcl the fact that he teaches with rare qrc and convincing truth. Rev. David Andersonspurs his bitious theologians on to gre heights in the art and mastery of giv forth the truths through the medium Homiletics. BRADSBY ,, f-rf . . ,ru . ' ., 1, ,,- Y- L, E Cl, G, 1 fl 'tfi J' . ,,v' J - - ROBERT BRADSBY. LINCOLN. NEBRASKA I first felt the call of God to the ministry when I was about 15, but had planned to take up law. When I was awarded a law scholarship after high school, it was a great test, but I am happy in His will. The practical courses here, based on what the Bible says, have been of great help to me. . ,ef X Jydufw GEORGE ANDERISON. WRIGHT. MINNESOTA I was I8 years old when I was saved, and it was only a I few months later that the Lord spoke to me about His service. I am thankful for the well-rounded course of study and espec- ially for the Bible subjects. The most interesting? Well I think the study of Theology itself. LEALAND GRABEN, MAYER. MINNESOTA I first enrolled for the night classes in the Institute while, farming in 1944, driving in each Monday night. Now that I am a full-time student, it is a joy to study the Bible and learn of Christ without a denominational emphasis, and with devo- tion taking precedence over technicalitiesf' K! nav. conDoN B. MEYER Students in Child Evangel- ism labor diligently to win the children to Christ in their weekday classes which are taught under the supervision of Miss Ruth Altman. - ---wg Cflfubtian Educatian 4- 4 Rev. Gordon E. Meyer, who c ably fills the office of registrar, charges his duties in this departm with equal capability. i With his pleasing personality, inspires as well as trains his dents to so learn and teach 3 Christ, who taught the rnultitud. might be exalted in their work. i t' ,wer ,'j.,w-,X t Nw., - RUTH SUNDEEN, LINCOLN. NEBRASKA I was saved when I was a child but first became interested in His service when Rev- Strohm showed the school pictures in our church. I arn looking forward to working with children, and the practical Bible, child study, evangelism, and similar classes have been at real profit. wider view of God's plan and service. LYDIA ZERBE. LUSTRE. MONTANA t After taking business training, I was busy in a fine position . Vg in Spokane, but the Lord was dealing with rne. I wanted a good knowledge ol the Bible, and the scope of the classes here is ' has certainly provided me with a practical training and a ,c9Mfv7?7 ri iX.R5.Jt1!V1f9 K . Mt me MW ww, . X fx itww ' Sill -fffi, lf2? g5 X'-f 4 , V- . if- it ,ti A 2 ,V r it t N32 gg, H 1 g'1 l-Qtq i- u'-- .5 .L ., t- ,f ,ti,if.q, ' x' v-nf' , ' N .L - B in-z ,if I- i . .,-Q.: f, v fe 2' 4. 0-Q?-L EKTE '52 Ri RUTH STROHM. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Ck , ' 2 ithout a definite plan in view for my life, I felt upon grad Q if A, eads. . bd uation from high school that I should turn to the Bible Instltute I it I for a definite Bible background. I know that after this training I ,N -. I will be better prepared for following in the direction the Lord ,,.f' same We mum 1 A Prof. I. Merrill Tannehill, the! Director of the School of Music, never ceases to impart to his stu- dents a love for sacred music. Rich in musical background, to him goes the honor of keeping the musical affairs of the school func- tioning harmoniously. Pnor-'. 1. MERRILL TANNEI'I1I.LClMrfpQ.eC,,,,.,o,,,Q Prof. Theodore Bergman, the Direct- or of the Piano and Organ department, continually inspires his students to high- er attainment. PROP. RE Bac MAN ELAINE RATHIEN IANESVILLE, WISCONSIN I was saved when only I3 and by that time had several years of music training I came to school in September, 1944, after making the decision only in Iuly. I feel the music field is wide open in opportunities for Christian service. The Bible- music courses are a wonderful preparation. RUTH WALDIN. POPLAR, WISCONSIN I started to prepare for a nurse's career, but the Lord inter- vened, and even though it had not been my plan, my work in the Institute has been a great joy. I foresee a great oppor- tunity for Christ in the radio ministry, and my courses here have given me a fine background for that field- WW X gEI.VA,WHlTI5I-EEESE. DuBOlS. PENNSYLVANIA I enteredmie Schoo usic in the Institute because of my early music training, my love for music, and my desire to be ready for the Lord's plan for my life. In my future ministry I feel that I will be prepared to reach young people through music---then help them in a knowledge of Christ. JA'- FQ' 'fu-f to 'X ., ff -ri' REV. PETER A. VOTH . ,-4 .5 ,, The Missions Department is enqdqed in equipping men cmd women to wield the Sword of the Spirit crqoinst the forces of darkness. Eoch dcry it becomes increoss- inqly evident thot the pre-cichinq of the Gospel to those still in dork- ness must be done speedily ere Hts return find us empty-handed. Rev. Peter Voth, with his vitol bctckqround of missionary work in French Indo-Chino, hcts instill- ed in the he-orts of students the need of those who know notL Christ. With cm interim of service in the Neotr Eost, Rev. Chcrrles Show combines his duties os busines mcxndqer with instruction in thi' vitol issues of missions. l t-,MISS10 NS HISTORY CLASS N l ,1,i L I '1 it R Y' PLE Q L4 L , . L . 3 5 L vs ll -NN.NX.x s I9 X C . .. X 5-13 Blah- Building . AX ft 12 PJ U ,Q f S2118 tiff, N.z.4-J' if-' - '1' L' - -E . ..... -I A Lg xii., ,wr-4: O 'A' I s q W Q S H' I4HHNU', . f- Ass' Hu Fl Xxx . wages. and 5 I,,,,.,,x - ,,,f zuefh ' ' P- N- ' h rece ill- ..5 , J . ' -1 W-V x har feapet life Wm JON' 4' He th ffLll'I Llnro In am llll n x fm' 1 1 umm. num u rw n mmImnrrfufqllnlwrlnu I h e ref xxumxmmkwwvmwxx XxxmxxwNKNXXNXNWWWWXXXXNXXKXXXXXQ E X Nwxxxxbxif 'NWRVS I YXWND Q ? I V s I ! 'Ill ' I Il 'I Il In 2 7 f Z 1 5 . . 1-1 - ' ' Tlii- A -1 - .-3.-.---.--.. 5--' ' 1 George Anderson ..... President Helen Sheffieldf- rifgrd-Q Vice-President .flflzkmianwcg I Sncietg E We offer our sincere thanks to the Missionary Society of 1945 which untiririqly served to faster continual interest in the work of which our Master said, Lift up your eyes. and look on the fields: for they are white already to har- t vest. l Yvonne Helden ...... Secretary Floyd Wiberg - ..... Treasurer Madge Ruedebusch ..... Curator Myron Malone ...... Curator .Q ' i 45' ,dm X liilafi' , N i 5. f Q . 3 Lb A' 2 4 1 .9119 r qw' i , Unto the utter- i A A A most part of the y if earth Acts 1:8 ' . l r L. af A .iq V. A ,' J-igllii V vi i ,Zim A ,Q ' ,V . .lf ', l M fi 'W' s t P ,- .,'. M ' 1 . 1, i t 4 ,A . - ALT., . . T1 'i YN :tau A fig ' ' f ii' A A. M - i ff? ' Q In ni ?' QfM '2f...,' mf t gf , - I ' ' ' Nj,-.r nj-. 4 11 1' , P 1 I! ,Q-Of' Bi- 'ff I --tl ,saw K- ROSE MERRILL. SIOUX FALLS. SOUTH DAKOTA Without early Christian training in my home, it was 1942 l before I felt God's call, and l am interested now in the chall- enge of the African field. l have profited much from the Bible work, and the missionary classes give us a realization of what we will face as missionaries. ' - U1 'i CLAIRE MAZUREK. DETROIT. MICHIGAN l It seems that every bit of the training I have received in the Institute has been practical, and I know that is important in missionary work. The French Indo-China field seems to beck on to me, and I know I will be glad for the Bible knowledge 1 which is the backbone of the courses here. In , 'E 1 . ' .'u' f:X1. jc' A figf1Q.l,Qw?:,,Q.Ql Lang?-Moi - xpmiiqfb ETH KILLGR VE. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Saved when I was 15, the Lord did not get a chance to impress me definitely with the wor1d's needs until I was through high school. My interest now is in the Latin-American field. The Bible courses and the many missionary contacts make this school a great place in which to prepare. .kr 4-.V X f 1' ' Y - A' -ie' - 4 , ,'. A15 .xy N5 Il, .f 4 ,Lu MISSICDNARY On February 12, l946, the St. Paul Municipal Auditorium opened its doors to the St- Paul Bible Institute for the presentation of World Missions Night. With our own inimitable Theodore Bergman at the organ, the Institute Choral Club, dynamic missionary messages by six student speakers representing the fields of the world, and God's blessing and manifestation endowing the whole of the evening, this new chapter in missions of the Institute was successfully launched. This forward step of St. Paul's missionary program is assured as a forthcoming yearly event. CQNVCDCATICDN Clyde Decker, Island World armed forces in the Pacific found friendliness in- ead of opposition when they landed on the islands cause years before missionaries planted the seed of e Gospel. Claire Mazurek, India nless the barriers of caste are brolzen down, the man India will go to his doom without having once ard the matchless name of Jesus. L George Anderson, Africa the evangelization of the pagan people of Africa not done without delay. large parts of Africa will e almost irretrievably lost. Ruth Waldin, China Look at China's history and marvel at the way God has preserved her integrity for over 4,000 years. and you cannot but feel that He has a great purpose for that great people in these closing days of the age of grace. Iames Wilson, French Indo-China Indo-China is teeming with twenty-seven million people. most of whom watt for the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pauline Mulholland, South America The missionary in South America is the best ambas- sador of good will for our nation. but his supreme purpose is to present the Irving Christ to sm-darkened hearts. U FRONT ROW R Anderson L Petrol: P Martin, Flimmerman, President: F. Gangwish, Treasurer: H. Merrill, Sec- retary E Laib W Wolters SECOND ROW M. Iohnson, L. Parnham, P. Mueller, V. Leigh, B. Greinert, M. Carlson, E Pullman E Bryant L Johnson BACK ROW H. Reese, M. Gordon, R. Bradsby, I. Piper, A. Steenhoven, H. Tumer, A Vaggalis G Anderson W Stewart L Pierson, Vice President Knot picturedl. Yonder in the village there is a comrnotion. The Women are wailing as they gather around the hut of a departed relative. Above the rumble of noises, chanting and wailing comes the sound of a drum. It is broadcasting the message of death. On the mission station there is heard the call of the drum. There is no note of death nor rhythm ot dance but a clear call to come to hear the Word of God. What a contrastl ln the message ot death there is no hope: in the call to hear the gospel there is eternal salvation and victorv through Christ. ---Inland Africa. Dec.. 1945 .76cune.!Vl1b ' FRONT ROW: D. DeShayes, F. Vincent, C. Decker, President: V. Wilkes, Vice President: E. Gapp, Treasurer: E. Rathien, M. White. SECOND ROW: M. Stigelmeyer, L. Askerooth, M. Wang, R. Deaton, D. Mittelstaedt, R. Holmgren, B. Sink. BACK ROW: E. Saltvick, M. Mulholland, D. Kelley, M. VanSchooten, H. Caley, O. Warren, H. Iohnston, I.. Anderson. N. Harris, Secretary Knot picturedl. Someone has stated that in America there are over 60,000 losed churches--our cities have become like Sodom and omorrah. Divorce is accepted as necessary. Our prisons, form institutions and asylums are filled to overflowing. merica has become one of the greatest mission fields of e world. A multitude of faces in Europe daily reflect the misery, espair and hopelessness which fills the hearts of their wners---faces deeply lined by poverty and hunger, old eyond their years, wearing the veils of superstition and ar. Today you can see millions of faces like these in Europe, America, in Mexico, all over the globe, millions who ave never seen a copy of the Word of God. This is the hallenqe of Home Missionary work. ---Home Missions Roundtable, Oct.. 1945 ,405 N . -3' . -IY Lr- -WX D ' ' iiii eil? China FRONT ROW: L. Legary, Secretary-Treasurer: R. Carlton, Vice Presiztentg I-I. Sheffield, President. SECOND ROW: I-I. Hubin. M. Clegg, M. Senseney, M. Lichliter, E. Brandt. A. Ragland. BACK ROW: H. Kueck, P. Kersey, R. Waldin, M. Ruedebusch, M. Olstad, V. Fischer, M. Knoop. In Shanghai a group of Chinese women had gathered to pray. The building in which the meeting was held was very fragile and the walls shook from the reverberation ol the bombs. But they prayed, they prayed for themselves, their suffering people, their soldiers on the battlefield, clos- ing their prayer in intercession for the Iapanese people. Love for their enemies. Yes, never has Christian love and grace been put to a more severe test. Through the sweeping away of material necessities the Chinese have come to see the things that remain are those that really count. China's doors are wide open to missionary activity now that it is no longer a theater of military oper- Htifhu ations. The future of the gospel work in China is an opti- W' rnistic one and we must fulfill our duty NOW- g -My y ---Missionary Digest, Jan.. 1946 fl ' Wvnnrvx ' I E N QW KN 'C' A 2 ' I ,ak ,-Zlg, -..-i'--'-3'-'TI xi ei 'Kr - X 'Eg '- ff: .7nda-Chin FRONT ROW: H. Latham, Secretary-Treasurer: E. Baldwin, Vice President: S. Ratzloff, President. BACK ROW: L. French, M. Cain, E. Pederson. Only two missionaries now remain in French lndo-China, and conditions make it impossible for others on furlough to return immediately. But the challenge is greater than ever before. The people are awakened nationally, and stand at the crossroads. They are seeking, advancing, leave ing old traditions behind, and reaching out towards the new. lt is a prepared country: there are roads, buses, trains, boats, planes, and at the end of the roads are the millions of people---Annamese, Cambodians, Laotians, scores of tribes as yet untouched by the gospel. Q ' ---Alliance Weekly, Jan. 12, 1946 t X. l -f-'ir . . ri-1 'i'i - . Q1- -- N' 1 xx .- 1, 3-N-'.'-l:7- A mlm - ... fluke , . ,iff f , ,I --,.-ll il V, , . ,ff W x I H ' indian FRONT ROW: M. Averbeck, Treasurer: R. Strohm, Secretary: W. Mellema, Vice President: S. Hoksina, President. SECOND ROW: E. Peabody, I. Wessman, M. Cook, K. Rupp, V. Rupp, E. Hustad. BACK ROW: R. Daque, L. Ander- son, H. Siql, M. Pavek, Y. Heiden. X t IX , , s r t Xas- f . f Lg, I, -:Q-Af --'-'-' - 5- V f- ' -i 4 xxx MJ ' 4,1 51, 2?xsNN- Kklfl - xg-k Q . a ,.-22.4 fax :a Art typically features the white man's common conci tion of an Indian, which is something red behind a 7, broken nose, and a feather duster hung on the head for war bonnet, but the Indians of our land are very mu different. Despite propaganda about Indians increasing, anotl' decade of impracticalness will end the Indian race for I tribes in the U. S- A. The Christian Indians and the palefax churches of our land owe a tremendous debt not only the unevangelized native Americans, but to the vast numb ot their brother Indians, still in the dark, reaching from t plains of the Dakotas and Montana to the tip of Pategon They have long been calling and are calling still, by thi ignorance and need, Come down and help usl Bring I the gospel of the redeeming love of God in Christ. 1 ---This is the Indian. Aug., 1943 4 4 .flndia IIT ' fs: ' 7 7 A ' N . - fTf'? 'i 1 FRONT ROW: R. Engel, President: C. Mazurek, Vice President: M. Byers, D. Rowe, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. Bach, C. Herman, L. McCrimmon, Secretary: D. Ingwerson, M. Harvey. BACK ROW: E. VanderPloeg, I. Ysker, B. Whitehouse. Let us take an early morning visit to the sacred Ganges River in India. There We find throngs of peace seekers bath- ing in the dirty waters, believing this ritual will wash away sin and gain favor with the gods. They pour this dirty, sacred water over their heads from a brass pot carried for this purpose. Yes, they drink this water. They purify their souls here and some immediately after wash their hair and brush their teeth in the same waters, then continue their worship of idols at one of the roadside shrines- India is one of the most difficult missionary fields on the globe, there the missionaries wrestle against the strongholds of deep-rooted superstitious religions, the fiery darts of the wicked one on every hand. ---Biblical Missions, Feb.. 1946 ui - ?l 4- 1? a .. P, Q l A. Sk X XXX! .K xxx 'SQ Snutfz am S' X YY. FRONT ROW: L. Habas, B. Toth, A. Lester, Treasurer: A. Prochnau, Secretary: D. Erickson, Vice President: W. Smith, President: L. Alexander, C. Newield, P. Mulholland. SECOND ROW: G. Kratzer, V. Deaton, I. Wimberly, L. Zerbe, A. Wright, F. Boyd, R. Boyd, E. Eumurian, C. Tannehill, F. Riccitelli. BACK ROW: R. Larsen, I. Becker, D. Rostad, B. Loqerquist, C. Larson, F. Loqerquist, G. Larson, E. Brown, D. Zerbe, I. Christiansen. Nh KSN X Zu Xxxyxx. iv Q f ,.,- if .F Q53 .-PF g- r Q - , - 1 - 1-N' Geoqraphically, South America is large, in population it ranks hiqh---l25,000,000 is a conservative figure. Brazil is a land covering about 200,000 sq. mi. It is a land of strange contrasts, with modern styles and primitive customs side by side, The population of Bolivia is between 3,500,000 and 4,000,000 people, and many tribes which have not been touched. There are today numbers oi unreached, unknown in South America---we know not how many there are- They are sheep without a shepherd. VV'ho is going to occupy? Now is the time, now it must be done before the door is closed, ' ---The Way, Dec., 1945 , 9 ink ,, ,......- S ,,,.... - A.. mxxi ' 'l xx .- ' 1 ....-5--'- Q-I .1 'lllmdd ,fr- ff FRONT ROW: R. Stoesz, President: G. Simpson, Vice President: E. Andreen, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: L. Tieszen, B. Hurd, D. Allen. A. Iohnson, H. Unruh, E. Dobson. BACK ROW: P. Braid, D. Eisert, S. Swanson, A. Swanson, D. Butler. Strange stories have come out ot war, but there are prob- ably few more surprising than that of a group of soldiers, stationed on foreign soil setting up a Bible institute and seminary for the nationals of the area in which they were located. Yet that is exactly what is happening in Manila today. But this is only the beginning of the strides that Christian Gl'S are making for unprecedented missionary activity in bringing the gospel to the islands. Missionaries in this field have endured hardships during the war years, and not a few laid down their lives in sac- rificial service. New recruits rnust be ready soon to carry on the work which has begun there and to press the spiritual battle in the island world to its ultimate conclusion. ---Sunday. Feb.. 1946 O 'ab X fm ff 2, its , ,Nfl ff W .hu ,vi , ? xx iff Q an--Ji. i i - Y if -F' . , I It w. 1 ax Q! lf, . w efxdliffk, was Q. Q L Hi. Dick! QL '-2' ' gy! 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Anderson, SECOND HOW:. E. VanderP1oeq, H. Turner. C. Tonnehill, F. Loqerquist, R. Stoesz, A. Wright, B. Loqerquist, F. Gang- wish. THIRD ROW: C. Mazurek, C. Larson, A. Swanson, B. Whitehouse, G. Larson, D. Zerbe, D. Rostad, E. Shipley. BACK HOW: I. Becker, C. Decker, E. GQPP. A. Lester, I. Tieszen, M. Pavek, R. Larsen, W. Smith. .7 ' K3 d Jwtatute J an 1 L r, -A FRONT ROW: L. Graben, B. Halverson, C. Newfeld, B. Toth, H. Holmgren, E. Baldwin, E. Brown, A. Wriqnx, F. Loqerquist, E. VanderP1oeq, D. Rostad. BACK ROW: R. Larsen, V. Leigh, C. Larson, B. Loqerqu1st,.L. Askerooth. M. Pavek, M. Byers, A. Lester, B. Greinert, A. Iohnson, G. Larson, C. Tannehill, I. Becker, F. Ganqwxsh, D. Mittel- staedt, M. Mulholland. I. Merrill Tannehill, Director. .Student Council FRONT ROW.: Rev. Don Kenyon, Elaine Rathjen, Ada lean MacTaqqart, Pauline Mulholland, Rev. G. D. Strohm. BACK ROW: Hardy Reese, Merwin Gordon, Iohn.Becker, Henry Wiens. Let all things be done decently and in order. I Cor. 14:40 An organization with a representation from each class of the stu- dent body cooperating with the faculty to a unified school qovem- ment throuqh which problems can be solved properly and effective- ly. - Exact Sacietg With good will do- ing service as to the Lord. and not to men. Eph. 6:7 Students are sup- plied with tracts for both practical distribu- tion and Christian ser- vice throuqh- the min- istry of the Tract So- ciety. . J Q Hardy Reese, Kathryn Rupp, Miriam Cain, Robert Carlton. V ,vt T ' .A , B .ww :I V i, ei ,T e Pl- t 'fl-ii A Q' , If 1 'jr n , t t . .. t T 1 'F' z , i sf 7 4, .A M' X 4 T Y Y ,S ,JN , 'v 1' '4' Hi , . M ,I-. - f , , , , jg.. -, 15.7 ,.' ,R ' -Q , 'ji, 45 5 I I ? Q J , L t t 2 :t vt ' ' A Loqerquist-Larson Instrumental Quartet . ewzz:-,,n fra - -,! ff' I . qw:-, j'a7i'-- :- 'F-xx K J . , L .1 1 QM, Q ' ' 4 3- fig: , . 1: '53, it ,V , 1 ,. if --2 . ' ' ' 'A 1 Lf . , ., Y I 3 ., ' U- fv - i:H. I, L .. V Pei! Phvms Mu A-Q , ,, Y 1 i nz' r, 'aw' 5 ' W ,uv - 1 1. - H -13, , KQTSQY ok. H0095 T110 Sher S oloi. St i i Klfldqren VJ . I 1 , ' 1 , , X bolozst Becker, Lester Instrumental Duet n Enckson sb 'Yxrwf-il, Chapeg or ' heffiel C1 - ' Cure Mqzurek 60,01-SI .AN Zerbe, Sheffield. Gcmqwxish, Erickson, Wcxldin Cffnapel Pianistgf Las! 1 I . ,cyan Fi. V tsfzwff f t tie . 1 ,f:'y1y1 .A 1 , , K. ,gl , .Nl gy fn . - - :f X L ' 'v ' , '1 -5 's . i V . .' ' j f ,f . ,. 11 it get t fig I - .... ganlSfS .j. -x , ., 13--, . . f': ,3l, 4 Q A .29 1 . f fifi 1 I-'Tri' :'.z' I -' '1-5 F A -,4.,, .i .vw 41:0 -.5 ' ,-. ' H f H. W-U: .1 , -A 4.3, if is , J M Q 1 Qi T. W1ebe VcmderP1oeq Whitehouse Tcrrmehlll Vocal Quar et ,. ,wif M CCTFOI ..' ' m Eggfrw.. . .. , ffalitfza Cami ' T ,.,, in 'T,g? '. q,,,.Q V,.15'1:fs' iw- 7...-. tl:'5l'i?EEF-' fi - t THQ - ii T. l.z' ' wx. , 1 ' 'T-,.. .V '93, ,I , 'ia 131, . W' '1 -rl' ,f. . , FRONT ROW: A. Erickson, P. Kersey, B. Hurd, M. Cain, R. Merrill, L. Pamham, R Deaton, D. Erickson, P. Mueller, Hooqe, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: L. Petrak. D. DeShayes, M. White, A. Ragland, P. Mulholland, I. Wessman, . Stigelmeyer, D. Zimmerman, M. Senseney, H. Sheffield, M. Clegg, R. Boyd, F. Boyd, W. Mellema. THIRD ROW: L. Legary, V. Rupp, H. Hubin, P. Martin, O. Peterson, H. Kueck, D. Eisert, E. Pederson, H. Johnston, C. Mazurek, E. Saltvick. FOURTH ROW: C. Newfeld, K. Rupp, M. Toews, V. I-lovda, V. Fischer, H. Latham, D. Mittelstaedt, E. Pullman, C. Herman, P. Breid, R. Strohm, M. Wiebusch, R. Anderson, M. Iohnson, R. Waldin, D. Rowe. BACK ROW: M. Cook, V. Denton, E. Brown, V. Leigh, R. Stoesz, R. Holmgren, L. Askerooth, M. Olstod, E. Brandt, A. Iohnson, E. Bryant, A. Driver. E. M Therefore we his servants will arise and build. Neh. 2:20 This year has witnessed an in- creased volurne of service in this or- ganization designed to give opportun- fe5' ity for the women of our school to serve xmbeiw, iifnefsofif their Master in places of need. iecnnet. W UOYOW Sectetoplt vtesxdefl . Rainier! widen' game qvofm . gm liiecxsilfet' fii ,Fwfw i' .Q .. .gig 'll ' ' .A -1 L A V ' -' e 41 FRONT ROW: W. Smith, C. Decker. President: I.. Anderson, Vice President: D. Tufts: SECOND ROW: E. Bald- win, H. Rqthert, A. Vcggalis, R. Carlton. A. Lien, H. Ccley, P. Toftp THIRD ROW: G. Kratzer, H. Reese, I. Becker. D. Rostud, A. Lester, W. Stewart, R. Enqel, I. Tieszen, P. Rychner, E. GGPP: BACK ROW: M. Pcvek, M. Gordon, O. Warren, R. Barratt, R. Brcdsby, M. VanSchooten, C. Eckdcxhl. G. Anderson, S. Hoksincx, L. Graben. Christ sent me . . . to preach the gospel. I Cor. 1:17 E. The experience gained both in theory and practice of Christian work has qiven results which will only be revealed when we meet before the throne. . A nah or ol MQ, r Student Speafiefw I. Wilson, M. Malone, W. Stewart1IF. Wiberq. R. Larsen, A. Vagqalis, C. Decker Yet in church I had rather speak five words with my understand- ing, that by my voice I might teach others also. I Cor. 14:19 Each Lorcl's Day these Sunday School teachers endeavor to sow the Word of Life in the hearts at the children knowing that it will bear fruit unto life eternal. Jesus said unto him. . . . go thou and preach the kingdom of God. Luke 10:60 These students, like Paul and Barnabas, find qreat joy in ministering the Word to hearts that bespeak the need of Christ and also gain in- valuable experience to- wards their hiqh calling. Sun Scfiaae fleacfzew SEATED: E. Hooqe, I. Wessman, R. Larsen, C. Newfeld, L. Alexander: STANDING: M. Toews, I. Tieszen, R. Sundeen, L. Zerbe, W. Smith Dr. Vincent Bennett Expectant hearts were filled to overflowing as Rev. King oi Lincoln, Nebraska, inspired us with his reverent, hallowed approach to the Word of God. The prayer rooms bore outstanding evidence of the fact that souls met God in repentance and consecration. His ministry left us refreshed and revived in our spiritual lives, and we face the future better equipped to serve our Lord and Saviour as a result of his messages to us. Jlflemwcieo Surely God was gracious in sending Dr. Ben- nett, our own Dr. Bennett as we like to call him, to us for the fall revial services. lntercessory prayer paved the way for a week of real heart-searching messages which, through the Holy Ghost cleansed and renewed hearts. Live in Me,'Lord Iesus , Iesus, My Blessed Iesus , and I Love Thee, Lord Ie-sus , choruses written and taught to us by Dr. Bennett, will long live in our hearts and minds. is 5 1 Y Rev. L. L. Kinq The devotional chapel services held each day have given us some of our most cherished memories. Vital messages from well-known, Spirit-filled speak- ers as well as from our own faculty have inspired us to live better and more holy lives in preparation for our high calling. f t evffk ' - 5 '-' ORS arm X LevflS X Dorothll inqw r Y ers0n' Beve that ,NOW is 1 , rx. 1 thi! Glue H efpwsgxs did zlxoglefvuol the :situ of -hifi: cowl' - the be wou C Khouqhlgugz-S. minds. Wuid xhey have Ciate e on the mmme mem A5 ghietd- Ziven T0 our xg ADVERTISING-SECRETARY utidn Merle Pcxvek- Eva Eum d 1119 H dictates: She mkes' Cm X ngl BUSY' adsecorne in- Haig 103-,es success of but it is well ods .G great ded on our b00k depen the results of their busts' V ,S-mg' .- u ,v::1sr- 7 ',-mfg. ,' 'f -r- I, 4 MN., , ,. -Y w .. ,W r wffir ' . Msf: L...L.v-'- vfx da--' h, -Li, . EDITOR IN -CHIEF Florence Schroeder Smiles and encouragement fro m our editor produced ease and efhc ency in our labors Her tact and ability to handle business transac tions and to assemble ideas and have successfully guided the of this year's Shield. L.-'Exp Y --. LA Let's cooperate. He circulated for ad ' ' ' verhsmq, while she adver- tised Ior circulation. Theirs has been a task which is deserving of Thanks . ADVERTISING- CIRCULATION Robert Larsen. Ruth Waldin smpp Benq W . SECRETA 1e e'm1Zug?u'e QU' fb Conjs responsibl 90 out U hztehouse AAO RIES . maine Ask 31' Help 0 ess not . es Pond 6 for YES. th for the booince. as Weuffistthof HZ' e 'YDS ETA . 1, ,.... is - --.-eu: Ad ART EDITOR Q I Just een M CTf19qan look Und Qt 0 . We fejsethtgf -lab: rgfysion Pages cornplighed Q was Cl faskwlxz Ihers, becutifuyy dsngac. 051 1 Clppmeciatia : THE SHIELD STAFF OF 1946 WISI-IES TO THANK: REV. CHARLES H. SHAW usiness Su ervisor We wish to extend our appreciation to Rev. Charles 1 Shaw for his invaluable contribution in solving the prob- A lerns confronting us from time to time. We will not soon forget his inieresi and careful con- fig' j sicleration of our many needs. - REV. GERALD B. SMITH Editorial Supervisor With a volume of duties commanding his aiieniion, Rev. Gerald Smith still found time to give valuable advice and assistance toward the publication of our yearbook. We wish to express our sincere thanks for his cooper- ation and ingenuity. l2wL Qfzateful Clcknaw ment . . . to all whose cooperation helped to make this book a success PHOTOGRAPHER . . . KENNETH M. WRIGHT s'rUD1os, se. Paul, Minn ENGRAVER . . . BUCKBEE-MEARS AND CO.. St. Paul. Minn. PRINTERS . . . MCGILL WARNER. St. Paul, Minn. lpcqes 1 through 801 NORTHERN GOSPEL PUBLISHING HOUSE. Minneapolis. Minn. BINDER . . . MCGILL-WARNER. St. Paul, Minn. COVERS . . . SHELBY CRAFTCO. Chicago. Illinois ADVERTISERS . . . NOTE Their contribution made this publication possible. Pntronize them . The NATIONAL SOI-IOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIA- TION has accepted the SHIELD into its membership. The SHIELD has aqain submitted for critical analy- sis and National Rating. xwlsaub mm fi M e'fivAssonPWI me fvwzimfm mm: af ffm CHRISTIAN and MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 4444 an ewmwawm . to the twenty-ninth qrcrducztinq class of the St. Paul Bible Institute, cmd Wishes ecxch member ct God-ordained cmd iczr-reaching ministry. Let no man despise thy youth . . .' BMW? Ugzcwi . REV. O. I. MASON E-. ,... ---,-Superir1ter1dent REV. P. E. WALLER-I-.- .--W .-. Secretary REV. L. W. PIPPERT -.--- .----,-Trecrsurer Wmfhwaiwn Inicio! . . MINNESOTA WISCONSIN NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA MONTANA NORTHERN IOWA 0 0 U Y Cfmsfmn 6 Missionary Alliance Clmrcll ff tr w-n1w. , WADENA. MINNESOTA Rev. H. D. Wagner, Pastor ....,.,.. , W- ..,.-..-....,n, Congratulations to the 29th graduating class of the st. Paul Bible Institute. The Lord hath done great things for asf whereof we are glad. Ps. 126 :3. Du1uth's Evangelistic Centre Alliance Missionary Church 28th Ave. West at first Street DULUTH 6, MINNESOTA REV. WALTER M. FOX-Pastor-Evangelist MRS. WALTER M. FOX-Director of Music MISS EVA HEIKKINEN-Church Missiona y SERVICES Sunday Bible School ...................... 9245 :LLM- Worshz'p Service ........n...... .......... 1 1200 A-M- Evangelistic Service ....,.....es..... e----- 7 230 P-M- Family Night of Praise and Prayer - ....... Wed. 7:45 P.M. Every Sunday Night Service is a Singspiration 'an4,.. To rife flass of '46 WELCOME To the Fellowship of our Alumni Organization at Home cmd Abroad. You can help the School NOW by participating in: THE LIBRARY PROIECT THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN THE DORMITORY BUILDING FUND YEARLY MEMBERS-HIP DUES ACTIVITY IN LOCAL CHAPTERS YOUR LETTER IN THE GOSPEL MESSENGER The Scholarship Plan has been inaugurated recently to give financial assistance to a Iunior who has achieved an outstanding record in his classes, con- duct and leadership in the spiritual life of the Insti- tute. The award is to apply on the student's expens- es for the Senior year. FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE Alumni Organization of the ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE 1361 Englewood Avenue St. Paul 4. Minnesota N I 1 HAZEL PARK ALLIANCE CHURCH East Seventh and White Bear Avenue St. Paul. Minnesota REV. L. A. THOMPSON, Pastor 74 place Za WML! ' iKigl'gten11nnvm1 nut nnlg malta a natinn: 311 malta ax life. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 3100 Grand Ave. Mpls. -Ministers- RAYMOND CHAPMAN RAY ASHMUN NORTHFIELD ALLIANCE CHURCH 1921-1946 107 West Water St. Northfield. Minnesota THEODORE BEHCMAN, B. M. IT W' Instructor of IANO - HARMONY - ORGAN I 25 Ye A. T. WASHINCTCN, Pastor urs UNDAY- Sunday Bible School ......... 10:00 A.M. u ' - U Mommq Worship . ' - I 11:00 AM. Earnestly contendmg for the Fazth Jude 3 Prayer Service . . . . 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service . . 8:00 P.M. IEDNESDAY- Btble Study and Prayer . . 8:00 P.M. I ,1,,. HURSDAY- .. YO'-mg Peoples' Fellowship - - - 8:00 PM' my Splflf, Swrh the Lord of hosts- THE ALLIANCE MISSIONARY CHURCH . Paul Bible Institute MaCPhail School of Music Bethel College 1. H. ROSTAD-Pastor MOUNTAIN LAKE, MINN. Northwestern Missionary and Bible Training School Accornpanist, APOLLO CLUB, Minneapolis A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL, ALWAYS rganist, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Minneapolis gcmqfzczllarlczllicwzd and QLJLMZZQ14 Qfzeeiixfzqd, . . . We appreciate being affiliated with such a splendid school as S. P. B I. in our unique and blessed ministry of preparing young people to preach the Fourfold Gospel. . . . May God bless our '46 Graduating Classes in taking this message to the ends of the earth. . . . We extend to you a cordial invitation to enjoy with us the keen spiritual atmosphere of The Mountain of Prayer and Blessing , and to avail yourselves of the thorough training M. T. I. affords. NYACK TRAINS IN -t I TI-IEOLOGY MISSIONS MUSIC CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IVIISSIONARY TRAINING INSTITUTE The School That Prepares Today for the Work of Tomorrow Charles and Fr g St. Paul, Minn.Y 761 jifnps-ann emurial Qllqurnlq GEORGE FRENCH - Pastors - RALPH WILLIAMS Tune in Every Sunday' 6:15 - 7.00 P.M. Tuesday Thru Saturday 6:30 - 7:00 A.M. WDGY-1 130 KC. 5000 Watts IT Bethel Junior HENRY B BAPTIST EDUCATIONALLY E WOETIIY T Ti-IANKFUL H IHoUsE or con EXTRA-CURRICULAR E ACTIVITIES L LOYALTY College and Seminary WINGBLADE, President 862 Baptist Students 962 Baptist Faculty IOOVI Baptist Board Credits transferable to any college or univer- sity recognizing the University ot Minnesota. Thankful for your prayers Thankful for your cooperation Thankful tor your gifts Bethel means House of God Graduates and students, former and present, testify to this fact. Gospel Teams, Forensics, Glee Clubs, Chorus Groups, Basketball, Baseball. To Christ First To Swedish Baptists To Northern Baptists For Futher Information Write BETHEL INSTITUTE Saint Paul 1480-92 North Snelling Avenue Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '46 And when you need tools for Christian work, remember We have them. gs 7 ,QYIIEI p W! -2 . I I ni P- A YQ 'tilt' ,H I :ID V ! 1' . .N I, ' fffyql l-i f 4 E W, I , If - 2 X , ijlc- jr. It ' .I I CX 'I A... ' I' GREETINGS I To The ST. PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE From the MISSION CHURCH Lyle, Minnesota HOWARD E. ROOT, A' if if Pastor N Reference Books S. V. B. S. Materials If Hymn Books if? Child Evangelism Supplies 7'2f S. S. Literature ir? Flannelgraph Stories EVERYTHING FOR THE CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Free Catalog on Request CHRISTIAN PUBLICATIONS, INC. hird and Reily Streets Harrisburg. Pa. Zllirzi Glnuvnant Qlhnrrh 9:45 11:00 11:00 6:00 8:00 7:30 7:45 MINNEAPOLIS MINISTERS DR. PAUL STROMBERG REBS REV. A. CABOT JOHNSON Etqhth Avenue South at Seventh Street Minneapolis, Minnesota A.M. Sunday School Classes for all Aqes Men's Bible Class-Dr, Rees A.1Vl. English Worship teach Sundayl Broadcast over WDGY A.M. Swedish service in Chapel First, Third and Fifth Sundays P.M. Sunday Iunior and Senior High Groups P.M. Wednesday Collegiate and Senior Youth Groups P.M. Sunday Evangelistic Service P.1VI. Thursday Bilole Study and Prayer Hour COMPLIMENTS Nnrth SID? Allianrr Glhurrh of MINNEAPOLIS EMERSON AVE. N. AT LOWRY CTernporary locationl PAUL W. GUN Tl-IER, Pastor CHRISTIAN 6. MISSIONARY ALLIANCE - CHURCH - Corner of 2nd Ave. E. QS Ash Street Sisseton, So. Dakota REV. H. HOKANSON, Pastor Compliments of Coast to Coast Store IOE PAVEK, Owner Sisseton, So. Dal: SOUTH SIDE MISSION 2120 Minnehaha Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. George Martens in charge The word of our God shall stand tor ever. Isa. 40:8 THE RESTAURANT CHINA COMPANY 213-13 E. 4th St. CE 8481 ST. PAUL 1, MINN. Opposite Union Depot SUNDAY SERVICES Worship ------ 11100 A-M GREETINGS to the CLASS of 1946 Sunday School . ..... 3:00 P.M. Christian Young Peoples Fellowship . 6.30 P.M. REV. 6 MRS. I. S. RAHN Whosoever will may 'COME' Phone MAin 2755 Aberdeen. South Dakota A BIBLES and NEW TESTAIVIENTS ik IvIeTTeEs and PLAQUES A SCDNG BUCKS i A CHRISTIAN LITERATURE A EQQRS A ELANNEL-eRARI-I MATERIAL Complete Lines Devotional, Inspiration e Alliance Book Room for any n and outstanding Christian Publications. 72a zgffzcmce gawk Qcecam Km-fi Nvwww filagfwfwm, 4-,QAM b?,l ?fvnm.nJ2.J2.r. i ' of 0321? iffil 3 W f miifwwvw Ag ' Y1,u'i?'Z0u4.Q?v Q gg ii M QQ Q5 F Q-22 My A7 I V EMM M . XW?fffMQ5ffa3wWMW ' gE fg:0?L 4ll5ii 16 6gff6zg,z'?L! C21-1141 qj5 5552-Jw 5552, X555 iw Q35 ifgigfiis age QSM, mm? E21 M W wG3? ifgYr?x E?:q3w E E 1'ii :W ACCORDION GUITAR LEARNTGPI-AY HAMLINE HARDWARE BANJO MANDOLIN VIQLIN Snelling and Englewood Tel. Mldway 3037 Private Lessons at Reasonable Rates 'Gibson and St. Angelo Instru- ments Sold. Sheet Music, R Q Y R, D U E Strinqs, Accessories. , I Manufacturing Ieweler B E L L S O N M U S I C C O. Optical Repairinq 376 St, Peter Street St, Paul, Minnesgig Diamonds, Mountinqs. Watches, Wedding 6: Stone Rin- Exclusive CEdar 8820 Office-CEdmn 6011 510 Bremer Arcade Res.-Van Buren 0207 St. Paul, l, Minnesota SINCE 1933 S-L-A-T-E-R-S ' U THE OSBORNE CO. 1557 Unlverslty Ave' 706-708 No. Snelling Ave. - for - NEW Furniture and Pianos COMPLETE MEALS I Robt. Geo. Osborne We Specialize in Swa ll A.M. to 8 P. M. Phone MI. 8500 i l MIDTOWN BARBER SHOP HAMLINE DRUG STORE The students oi the school appreciate the neat Work 719 North Hamline and pleasing atmosphere oi this Christian barber Hymn Mandi comer Dm Storen shop. There is a reason Why this skilled Christian Y g Bfffbef is UIWQYS busy- Gso. c. PAUL, Req. Ph., Prop. MIDTOWN BARBER SHOP We Specialize in Prescriptions 543 Snelling AVG. St. Paul, Minn. DRUGS, CANDY, and FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sanitary Service HAMLINE CLEANERS DALE SCI-IMITZ, Prop. Prompt - Complete - Courteous COMPLIMENTS CLEANING SERVICE K E S 'I' I N G M U S I C f Your Satisfaction Assured NELS K. LANGSTENI Prop- l 724 Snellinq Ave. N. MI 5885 J Complete Line oi Band and Orchestral Instrument Pianos Repairs Electrical Appliances COMPLIMENTS OP A FRIEND 34 E. sixm sz. CE 479V I COMPLIMENTS OF Simpson Bible Institute The Gateway to the Pacific Northwest, The Orient, and the Islands of the Sea. Specialized Courses Offered In MISSIONARY TRAINING THEOLOGY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION and SACRED MUSIC REV. RAYMOND L. CBAMER, B. D., President-De-an 101 West 58th Street Seattle, Washington COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND C. I. and H. W. ANDERSON Iewelers cmd Optometrists 1573 University Avenue Midway 9910 7yf.'26 fflfl Zhu Jacek Jef iq Me NURTHERN GOSPEL PUBLISHING HUUSE 910 Elliot Avenue South Minneapolis ' ' - ' 12 'ff-t',fr11-sri, ' -1 g. '52, .vi .fi ' .1 S qi flfszfl' This is on exterior View of Uselmorfs Golden Ray Bakery which supplies our dining room tables with baked qoods. If it is doctrinally sound, ethically sponsored, USEl..lVlAN'S GOLDEN RAY BAKERIES and perfectly printed, it's probably . . . NORTHERN GOSPEL Distinguished Baked Foods 1815 Selby-Ml 0627 2040 Marshall-Ml7768 784 Grand-EL 1153 wfififmy W' O bi V if W , W5 C if 'QYM Best Wishes cmd Sincere Appreciatio for the Assistom Furnished Us duri q th p t y' r MONTGOMERY WARD 62 COMPANY OAK GROVE DAIRY Oak Grove's rich dairy products are served at each meal in our dining room. EL. 1018 Saint Paul 1 For the Unusual in' Flowers NELLING COAL 6. OIL co. BABES 518 N. Snelling gfcfwefl 55071 Snelling ai University St. Paul 4. Minn. FURNACES - STOKERS - OIL BURNERS NE 7941 MI 9970 HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Centrally Located at v 7th and Wabasha Saint Paul, Minnesota Kenneth M. Wright Studios Saint Pau1's Leading Photographers PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS - FAMILY GROUPS - PORTRAITS 50-52 East 6th Street GA. 4430 ST. PAUL FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION AXEL A. OLSON, Executive Secretary Our thousands ot customers with over tive million dollars invested in our association invite you to become a member. Each account insured to 355,000 353 Robert St., between 4th and 5th St. Paul. 1. Minn. R. 6 K. SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Products Snellinq and Minnehah LUBRICATION BRAKE WASHING IGNITION We call for and deliver your car. lust call us at Mldway 1960 'Meedzictianaad ?fzemont. 7Zcdza4464 Martin L. Edwards, Minister Our Message: Behold the Lamb of God THE CHOICE OF MANY Over 35 years experience , PEERLESS CLEANING , QSDYEING- CO. 1 729-31 No. Snelling NEBSII I IUST GOOD FOOD Without Liquor QUALITY TEA ROOM CAFETERIA Snelling Near Minnehaha, St. Paul COMPLIMENTS of the MIDWAY DEPARTMENT STORE UNIVERSITY AT SNELLING WEARING APPAREL AND SHOES The biggest little Department Store in Midway PAINTS Everything in.Pain1, Wallpaper and' Painter's Supplies DEVOE ARTIST MATERIALS COMPLETE ART DEPARTMENT Electric Dustless Floor Sanders, Edgers, Scrubbing, Butfing and Polishing Machines, Plane Sanders, Disc and Rotary Sanders For Rent. Qfunn ong- flnce la93 Zn, WESTLUNDS Quality Meats and Provisions Specializing Servicing Restaurants: Hotels and Institutions. Quick Freeze Service and Frosted Foods 597 No. Snelling, Cor. Thomas NE 8621 COMPETITION May Be the Life of Trade but COOPERATION Is the Lite of the People! Cooperative Principles l. Open membership: Anyone may join. 2. Democracy: One person, one vote: no proxy voting 3. Non-profit: Profits returned to members on basis ot patronage. 4. Neutrality: Neutral in Race, Religion and Politics. TWIN CITIES COUNCIL Oi CONSUMER COOPERATIVES 2645 University Ave., St. Paul, Minn. NE 2816 I -Congratulations to the President-Dean of the St. Paul Bible Institute and all his associ- I ates, upon the completion of another successful year of preparing young men and women for spiritual leadership in the church of tomorrow. The Western District OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CECIL R. THOMAS, Superintendent -1- 6910 S. LOWE AVENUE, CHICAGO 21, ILLINOIS Gocl has honored and called these young people from our V church to preach the Gospel or to serve in Christian service. Alta Spucler Boyer Robert Bradsby Marian Campbell Bustard lune Barkley Carlson Frances Caves Glen Crawford Dorene Eldred Iennetta Eldred Ruth Erickson Barbara Wilson Franklin Gertrude Hoffman Vernon Howell Clyde Ingwerson Gail Ingwerson Dorothy Inqwerson Dorothy Lear Phoebe Craycralt Miller Viron O. Miller Ord L. Morrow Charles Pierce Ruth Pierce Marlin Ruth Suncleen Angel Vorgqalis Hazel Kueck I-IAVELOCK GOSPEL TABERNACLE 6433 Havelock Ave. LINCOLN. NEBRASKA REV. L. L. KING, Pastor l MR. I. G. GABRIELSON, Asst. Pastor 4 Co ye into all the world and preach the Gospel. F0fZ The kind that will meet the needs ol any consumer plus deluxe service COMMANDER KENTUCKY'S FINEST STOKER COAL, BLUE POINT POCAHONTAS, KOPPERS COKE, STOTT and GLEN ROGERS BRIOUETS, PETROLEUM COKE cmd REX FUEL OIL. Phone us your order NESTOR B511 GREAT LAKES COAL 6. DOCK CO. 2102 University Avenue GREETINGS FROM CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Sixth Street and Baxter Avenue GREETINGS from the HRISTIAN ci MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH REV. D. A. NEEDHAM, Pastor Superior. Wisconsin Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today and forever. Heb. 13:8 10 S. Ashland Ave. Green Bay, Wisconsin I-I. P. VOTH, Pcrstor . ' 1011 N. Zlst. St X UN ws LABEL 500,80 I fda Means Good Food J UN THE TABLE P0 , mul.:-'I.,N-QD: cameos, cooman s. co. TWIN CITIES 'FARGO o DULUTH MCGILL-WARNER COMPANY P R I N T E R S Binders, Mop Makers Lithogrctphers Ninth Crt Sibley St. Paul, Minn. CEdc1r 3601 ORTON SELVIG Instructor of PIANO - ORGAN St. Paul Bible Institute McrcPho:i1 School of Music CGMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Orqotnist ond Choir Director AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN CI-IURCI-I,' Minneapolis COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND St. Paul Bible Institute ...VISION... . . . TRAINING . . . . . . SERVICE . . . '74, Sedan! 6445 eww fm vmmw' Presents for 1946-47 THE INSTITUTE -COURSE--- Majoring - Theology - Missions - Christian Education. Leading to Diploma TI-IE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY--- GO hours college pre-requisite Majoring in Theology - -Missions Leading to Th. B. degree THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC-e Majoring in Voice - Instrumental - Music Education. F our years leading to B. Mus. Degree - SCHOOL CALENDAR - FIRST SEMESTER Faculty Retreat ...... Sept. 5-6 Fall Registration . . . . Sept. 10-ll Fall Revival . . . . Sept. 30-Oct. 4 Thanksgiving 'Holiday . . . Nov. 28 Christmas Vacation .... Dec. 20-Ian. 6 SECOND SEMESTER Registration ...... lan. 27-28 'Commencement . . May 28 aund-.93fzealiing fox .Mew ilafnmitwzg April 24, 1946 Rey. Gordon E. Meyer, Rev. George D. Strohrn, Prev. C. I. Mcrson .-.--- .... , -.l..-.---- WW- -Y-Y. -r -,,,-,,,, ,, ,, ,, , , , , , L , ,, , 4 of our new dormitory, we enter upon cr new phctse in the development cmd forward march of the St. Paul Bible Institute. -Rev. H, L. 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