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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

-Li fs I S ,J A - 5 . 7 4 3 A ,, .. S 'a A 4 1 NJN'-1 MEMURIES OF DAYS AT SPBI Yearbook of ST PAUL BIBLE INSTITUTE ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA l. Q 5 I 'V 'Nv- :1 7 K f ,- . L 'wb iii? ,f 99?- Lkkhhkit ORW ARD in Tue Snieuf' we have endeavored to depiet through word and picture the many phases oi schooi iiie. Those who enter the haiis oi the St. Yaui Bihie institute come with the purpose oi acquiring training that wiii heip them serve the Lord, whether it he in the homeiand or in some dark corner oi the worid. Our theme is Yrees . Many times God's Word iihens peopie to trees, some growing and nourishing, others dead and decaying. Our schooi is the nursery where young trees may he strengthened and pruned. Here we become rooted deepiy in the Word oi God that we may withstand the storms ot iiie and bring iorth much fruit. it is our intense desire to have portrayed on these pages a record oi our spirituai growth, which we hope wiii prove a hiessing to aii who read these pages. CUNTENTS Aeinxinistication .... 'Sturiiy Calls' l :N Ciasses ...... 'Growing Pines' i Activities . . . uspreaaing Branches' 'NI Citganizations 'Ml Living X Fruit' K i i N N xuwissioni L . . . qYieiAinQ if Ccachers ir Musicians ir Hume Makers -k Layman if Evaugelisfs ir jlflissizfmzrie Prcaclzvr Cliff! film W0 ker l At horns and abroad thc ALUININI of thv St. Paul Biblc lnxtitutv lmvc xnaintzxinvd nn un- voxnproniiwing tcstixnony for Christ. The-y display thnx rvsult of txXC'l'llf'YlI training and an element of inspiration not glvannd from hooks. Thu dctvrxninzition ol' tliv Alumni to go forward for God has bt-coiiiv u ptittvrn for studvntx who follow tlia-111. The' ALLXINI havc contributcd greatly both uizrtvrially and spiritually. to thc i11mpx'ova-1114-rit of our school and studvnt body. Wlith 11 dvcp scnsc of appreciation wc rvcognizv thvir iontrihution to our alma rnatvr, and dvdivntcf to thvrn tht' SHIELD of 1951. H Rev. C. Wenninger APPRECIA IO WK- honor Rffv. C. VVCnningcr. who amidst Inany dutius, has challvngcd us by a lift' which is wholly dcvotc-d to Christ. His journalistic ability Combined with a willing spirit has been used to stimulate- intvrvst in many phases of school activitic-s. By his brilliant wit and sunny disposition hc has made his Classes not only guiding and instructive-, but also plvasant and interesting. To you. Rev. Wenninger, for all your untiring efforts for SPBI and its stu- dents we offer a salute. ' Ccizcher ' Alumni lvresideuf ' Shield ,llilzfisvr ' Music Dirczffar ' ?rie14d 41359 , M'-'E 'ei 1 . if H ,Hifi f 'W 4 4: Y 2 1 ' wap, Q59 f. . 'v'-2, ,' ig' 4' 2 if 'W i 4 T55- J -3. Q 191 8 . . . . . There under an oak, that was by the sanctuary of the Lorcl. Joshua 241:26 D IN ISTRATIO Dr. G. D. Strohm President wwf :QA . . h,,,.,-.- -:rrp --LT' -W., -..,,,. -- '-'S JB T' -mf 1 hw 4 -.,, Q' Iv.. M., A Gaby 3 Wu s A 1 -sw J. C. WENNINGER ALICE D. LOCKWOOD Bible, Speech, Public Relations Christian Education, Librarian, English, Missions N., Y:-nv f .wil 292' 'fs .ff if ff: .ff if' .il , f --rfz ' ' I, x l' ,jyfiv jj :HA r . I .W Q 7 .zztfl-2255 , on IRVING G. PETERSON ADDIE B. RAINES Bible and Greek Christian Education 13 5 4 if W Q wid ,gi 23 if . 1 5+ M-by u 6:55 -z sw 14 wi Ev 1 my 1, T qu 'k af' X Mesh t 1 ,-uwi, . ik, , ., 1, ru- ff 14. . Q gg .W YS' rillsie liiww IEW r l!i!'lFs af 2 Mi! 5 Egg ff3i'Q3'Q: '- .f 'Sl-a IT' -, 3? C wifi' M, M.,-.. f V-M -f f-' 'W JQQI I W ,,,,.,n... ,, W.'T'w LSEQM igi iwg gwsi X, v if fig lg H3535 :QQ WF ' U 5 . W MQ' .- . 4, Q' -VY H, M rr k f V :fp A -. -:rr rx, 14-A. Y ZA . , +- f M-xv:-wh' ' 'jgsllxma fav fc Fm ,,,, I . I - 3 Q ,Q-., ,VM ' ? fl i 1 l 1 BERNARD S. KING EUGENE R'-MB0 District Superintendent of Northwestern District Business Manager fForrner School Treasurerj SCHOOL BOARD Sc-ated: Rev. Bernard S. King, Chairmang Standing: Rev. Ord L. Morrow, Rev. Lowell L. Young, Rev. Marvin R. Thomp son, Rev. Vernon E. Gowdy, Rev. Leslie W. Pippert, Rev. Colver J. Mason, Rev. George D, Strohm, Rev. Norman Oliver Rev. Cecil R. Thomas. V, ,,.,r.-..M s ,,.e...,.. ,,,,.a-f N 543-. M669 n ww q'vi.s -WV X x IN lcultx N111 tmg EDNA rllEl-LTER, Bookroom Manager .9 fv Q M, Tne MR. AND MRS. IRA ROOT Engineer and Laundry Manager -05s ..fd '-do vw Secretaries: Standing, Eleanor Ritcr, Ruth Sundeen, Yvonne Heideng Seated, Amelia Piper, Thelma Mclntyre, Donna Lee Carr: Inset: Mrs. Smith Knee Thompsonj Vi' wif'-fi ,, -E RACHEL PEATEE, School Nurse f rf CORA SCHULTZ, Housekeeper ETHE1. STREET, Cashier, Bookkeeper vi .ff Cooks. MRS. B. FLEOAL, VIOLA PETERSON, GLADYS QUADERER ,156 .. wr S ff ff if ,uf ' N ' M Q, , - f f 2 . ss, I 'W' 5 , S ag 9 , 5 , f Q f , lk' A 5 x ft if , x , Lx 'N .J A U , W.,- ,A a .., L-2,1 ff ,kk ,1 1 ,,. 1 l I . -ff V .av- ' 4' f-,fm-+ ,, -,,. Q, ,..- -,V..-Q AQ! A -.,. sv-1 A Vi fm 'TQQ o, mr ,Q 1 Q J'-o.r .PFW J .fi x Z 531 -Q 4 'pg '. QW iffy? i gi' i ,ni ik!! . He shall grow like a cedar in Lebanon. Tlxos that he planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our Gocl. CLASS Seniors N f is J'-QQ 'Qi 'Ip .fm 'mQs'1 ' ,. as ,Q ,a 1 I IZ 5 -.- 1.41 A KATHERINE ANDERSON Kennedy, Minnesota Missions Take diligent heed to love the Lord your God . . . to walk in all His ways. Joshua 22:5 LAMBERT L. ANDERSON Oconto Falls, Wisconsin Theology I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand. . . U Isaiah 42 : 6 RUTH ANDERSON Aberdeen, South Dakota Christian Education soul wait thou onl u on God: My , U 1 if 11 , for my expectation is from Him. Psalm 62:5 VVILLIAM G. ARVAN Minneapolis, Minnesota Missions How shall they believe. in Him of whom they have not heard? Romans 10:14 FRANKLIN T. BELL Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology As ye have therefore received Christ jesus the Lord, so walk ye in Him. Colossians 2 : 6 Y- ,.....w- ' nw., if 1 girl ti. hi,- 'ffffe . 1 5535592 55 I4-Q f WT ,,.., , MURLAINE J. BLOOM i 'NJ' y 1: 1T ' Minneapolis, Minnesota Missions the Lord is my -fifeflgfh and my sllieldf my heart trustezf,smmHgg:-i -U Lois MAE BOYER St. Paul, Minnesota 'dawn tm!!- 'qwf 'W Officers Music Degree Be Thou exalted, O God Psalm 57:5 BONNIE BRALEY Clear Lake, Iowa Christian Education His praise shall continually be in my mouth. Psalm 34:1 g.Qa.,,i,,..v..s. in ELDEN D. BROWN St. Paul, Minnesota xy, Missions Degree 'rg-fs...-ff . , . he that winneth souls is wise. Proverbs 11:30 Yagi fi A ii: Standing: REV. G. A. FRENCH, Faculty Advisor, ELAINE SALTWICK, Vice-Presi- dent Sitting: RICHARD LUDWIGSON, Presidentg KATHERINE ANDERSON, Secretary, WM. ARVAN, Treasurer Smiers 1951 X ,,,!', J .XV X I Q., LEILA MAE BRYNSVOLD Garrison, Minnesota Christian Education I the Lord . . . will hold thy right hand, , . . fear notg I will help thee. Isaiah 41:13 FLORENCE BURGER Glen Meyer, Ontario, Canada Missions . , . that in all things He might have the preeminencefl Colossians 1:18 MILDRED CAIRL Louisville, Kentucky Missions Show me Thy ways, O Lordg teaeh me Thy paths, Psalm 25:4 NELSON R. CAIRL Toledo, Ohio Missions f'Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance . . . Psalm 2:8 Donis CHRISTIE Peoria, Illinois Christian Education Behold, ax the clay ix in the potterlv hand, so are ye in mine hand. Jeremiah 18:6 up-G WOW -an---.-f R ' 5255. aw-4' Aw .WN 9 1 ,Y M N 'Ne CLAIRE CHRISTOPHERSON St. Paul, Minnesota Missions In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy path. Proverbs 3:6 ROBERT DAVIS Marshfield, Wisconsin Theology Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is. Ephesians 5:17 MAX A. DEARMEY Holsopple, Pennsylvania Missions . . . Led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God. Romans 8:14 MARIE DEBOER Lincoln, Nebraska Christian Education . . . and let the God of my salvation be exalted. Psalm 18:46 FRANCES DECKER Buffalo, Minnesota Theology Only let your 'life' be as it beeometh the gospel of Christ. Philippians 1:27 'lig- joys of married life '2 Wig K av A we H' A 25 Sealers 1951 BETTY DOBEL Elk River, Nlinnesota Christian Education Faithful is He that ealleth you, who also will do it. I Thessalonians 5:24 HAROLD DONIS lii fy Lincoln, Nebraska Theology Y Call unto me, and I will . . . shew thee great things which thou knowest J. 1 nails, A Mmm Jeremiah 33:3 M., sw S., N ...I lk if fl 1 ' A , Qt, V 2 ,- -A at , S is f M ezz.. 4 V K 537 , x ' X LJ . CLEO EDWARDS Hinckley, Minnesota Christian Education My grace is sumcient for thee.' for my strength is made perfect in weakness. II Corinthians 12:9 BERNARD A. F LEGAL Du Bois, Pennsylvania Theology For whatsoever is born of God over- corneth the world: and this is the victory, . . . even our faith. Ijohn 5:4 STANLEY L. FOCHT Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania Missions . . . must I not take heed to speak that which the Lord hath put in my mouth? Numbers 23: 18 i..1 31 1? 514327, L 5371. 4512! A X, vs. CL 0 ia if' if gil' S h a f QQ if- s, QS'T f' . -Q----v Q GENE GRAVES Guthrie, Oklahoma Missions For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Matthew 6:21 ALFRED HAMM O . . M 4y,,, ' De Witt, Nebraska s' , fT A ' Missions 1 . . . the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings . . . :ff.?Qpe,,,,,,,,i..-E Isaiah 61 : 1 JACQUELINE HARRIS Cleveland, Ohio Christian Education I will go in the strength of the Lord God . . . Psalm 71: 16 LEON JEN SE N Tyler, Minnesota Theology That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection . . . Philippians 3: 10 HELEN JOHNSON Orlando, Florida Christian Education I have inclined mine heart to per- form thy .vtatutes alway . . . Psalm 119x112 M. 'N KX . ' 1 'Y-. if . ,N rx Where are th F u, R 4 qu rw fgs A A'A ' ll Q1 11 1- M 5' f in-Q I i Hi e pigeons? Uk if ,M ' NAS X- F -f . 4. XX x N , T 4 is .E is S E li 1 5 ix Seniors 1951 V 'sm' if i x. X it zu.-fs MARCELLA JOHNSON Chicago, Illinois B.R.E. Degree I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go . . . Psalm 32:8 HELEN JOHNSTON Richey, Montana Christian Education Thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ. . . II Corinthians 2:14 BETTY JOYCE KING Los Angeles, California Missions I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God . . . Philippians 3:14 RICHARD L. KLEIN St. Paul, Minnesota Missions Degree . . . ye are not your own, for ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God . . . I Corinthians 6: 19, 20 -'W gjjaf f 'iii' Q if Q ,:lL' A .1 1 Jo,J t ESTHER KOBUS Coleman, Wisconsin Christian Education Order my steps in Thy Word . . . Psalm ll9:133 -as 'fu f-lJ ' Qi? I 3 5, W t J A: Q QW li QL Q ff 6-2, W X as H Y ff R .f it f 'I who ,J 1 QM -v N., It l LAIRD KROH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Theology . . . thanks be unto God who always causeth us to triumph . . .D II Corinthians 2: 14 .' - b,.,,,,LW RICHARD D. LUDWIGSON ' f C 2 St. Paul, Minnesota Theology Degree it - - I l . , . if ye seek Him, He will be found - 1 of you . . . M II Chronicles 15:2 igiii. GEORGE LICDANIEL Franklin, Pennsylvania Theology 'fTeach me thy way, O Lord, and lead me in a plain path . . . Psalm 27:11 NEIL H. AICDONVELL Pontiar, Michigan ff'V ' Missions et a 'In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy path. iv' Proverbs 3:6 ' 5 , K KATIIRYN MANLON'E ww NPR Park Rapids, Minnesota Christian Education 'Y-. . the Lord is the strength of my lzfe , . .U Psalm 27:1 Well, it looks straight! Seniors RUBEN MARTIN St. Paul, Minnesota Theology I press toward the mark . . . of the high calling of God in Christ jesus. Philippians 3:14 VERA MELTZER Oakland, California Missions . . . Behold, I am with thee, and will keep thee in all places whither thou guest. Genesis 28:15 EVELYN MILLER Malta, Montana Missions Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg . . . Proverbs 3 : 5 HELEN MONREAN International Falls, Minnesota Missions Wait on the Lord: be of good cour- age, and He shall strengthen thine heart, Psalm 27:14 MARILYN MoREHoUsE Erie, Pennsylvania Christian Education Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in Hirng and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:5 ww-1..,.,,, sv-e'f Q., ,fe L , f 'Q' 1 si- are an sa g 'Q so so -f in I on QV! Q ANNABELL NEUMAN Lake City, Minnesota Missions Faithful is He that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thessalonians 5:24 WILLIAM DESHUE NG Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Theology . . . thou shalt go to all that I shall send thee, and whatsoever I com- mand thee thou shalt speak . . . Jeremiah 7:9 HARRY J. OWCZAREK Coleman, Wisconsin Missions The Lord is my light and my salva- tion . . . the strength of my life. Psalms 27:1 JACK PATTERSON Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Theology But if our gospel be hid it is hid to them that are lost. II Corinthians 4:3 RACHEL ALICE PEATEE Weston, Ohio Missions A . . . let such as love thy salvation say continually, The Lord be magnified. Psalm 4-0:16 Must be Sunday morning Seniors 1951 'Ts fit 5.1-A aqnnf--'dr' 1 if at e I E RODERICK PURVIANCE Minburn, Iowa Missions Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, . . . go and bring forth fruit? John 15:16 ROLLAND REED Kokomo, Inoiana Missions I will teach transgressors thy ways. Psalm 51 : 13 BETTY REXILIUS Lincoln, Nebraska Theology Thou shalt make me full of joy with thy counterzancef, Acts 2:28 lVIARY RICHARDSON Wendell, North Carolina Missions I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Superior, Wisconsin Missions The Lord is good . . . He knoweth them that trust in Him. Nahum 1:7 '43-A 4 59? K ,, 1 ,. Q if 2 x . s l oy, 5 ,qv Tin , gi, N, 4 .igf1'Ti Q 4' ' 3, Arg-, . -W , A. , fa .A is .z' mg, ,cm -ati -Ju-: ' ' 'fffvf 1 jo ANN RITENOUR Hackensack, Mi nnesota Christian Education . . . more than eonquerors through Him that loved us . . . ALVINA RITTEL Romans 8: 37 Sioux City, Iowa Ss..-vm Christian Education I As for God His way is perfect . . JAMES J. Roman II Samuel 22:31 TS Oakland, California Theology Give ye them to eat. Mark 6:37 'W-n. KEN ROBINSON -'-MM Toledo, Ohio Missions , K - ' 3, Then mid I' Hen' am If Send --'H-'mi 5, K 'XE Isaiah 618 ' iii gi A' I 'Xl' 1 I , N ROSWELL RooT l I Q?- , Wadena, Minnesota Missions . . . to be conformed Io the image of His son . . . Romans 8:29 Q n 1 And we d1dn't win. k if-N as .gm -A 1' .uf Km: .1-' K Seniors 1951 yawn- . L. if' 'X exif? fl - W, 7 in . . f ff , ' :Xl 1, , I ,f .A f HN ? K' 4 ff ,' s 1 ' JAY RUs'rHovEN Berwyn, Illinois Theology In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy pathsf' Proverbs 3:6 ELAINE SALTWICK Duluth, Minnesota Missions 1 will instruct thee . . . in the way thou shalt go . . . guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 CECIL W. STANLEY Henning, Minnesota Theology rr T-he fear of the Lord is the begin- nzng of wzsdomf' Proverbs 9: 10 GENE R. SIEVERT Elyria, Ohio Theology Blessed is every one that feareth the Lordg that walketh in His ways. Psalm l28Zl RUTH SCH UTZ Boyce-ville, Wisconsin Missions Seek ye flrst the kingdom of God and Hts righteousness . . ,U Matthew 6:33 si W s HF' A -s ik' 4 X P ss . it 3? is a , +i I f tw- .BE 'Saw' ,vo Q57 f , 35. F . , .. 'fill .7 i 13 f J life l HAROLD S'roEsz Mountain Lake, Minnesota Theology Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of hosts. Zechariah 4:6 EVELYN STOMBAUGH Minneapolis, Minnesota Missions Christ is all and in all. Colossians 3:11 MELVIN STOMBAUGH Portage, Pennsylvania Theology Behold, all things are become new.' II Corinthians 5: 17 RUTH STROHM St. Paul, Minnesota Missions I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God . . . Philippians 3:14 HARLAN W. SWANSON Monticello, Minnesota Theology The Lord is my portion, saith my soul: therefore will I hope in Him. Lamentations 3 : 24 1 .snunx any f0W 'l'f e ff' The Hallelujah Chorus. f , Seaizfrs 1951 . i 4? we L his Q f Qs: x me ' - 8. A Q MARVEL SWARTZ St. Paul, Minnesota Music Degree Commit th' way unto the Lord I 1 trust in Him . . . He shall bring it to passfj Psalm 37 : 5 MARVIN H. SWARTZ St. Paul, Minnesota Music Degree , . . singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord . . . Ephesians 5: 19 MAV'IS SWENSON Backus, Minnesota Christian Education I have put my trust in the Lord God that I might declare all thy works. Psalm 73:28 WILLARD TOEWS Mountain Lake, Minnesota Missions Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee . . . Isaiah 26:3 ALVIN VAN SCHOOTEN Princeton, Nebraska Missions Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do itf, I Thessalonians 5:24 btw' . S1951 AV H+ ffm 'ii ll BARBARA JEAN VOLSTAD Billings, Montana Missions Declare his glory among the heatheng his marvelous work: among all na- tionsf' I Chronicles 16 : 24 VERNON P. VOTH St. Paul, Minnesota Theology Degree Teach me thy way, O Lordj I will walk in thy truth: . . .U Psalm 86: 1 1 DOROTHY WEsT Hicksville, Ohio Christian Education And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men. Colossians 3:23 MILDRED WHITE Menahga. Minnesota Missions That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection . . . Philippians 3:10 CHARLES M. WRIGHT Saegerstown. Pennsylvania Theology Degree He that glorieth, let him glory in the Lord. I Corinthians 1:31 juuiv s M' 1951 -tty Allen oris Anderson Q2 uv' Eugene Anderson Marc'ia Anger Helen Argo Joyee Baldwin ifyiikfigfff , ' 1 K I 5 Q75 K :ii -If ,w ..,.. gt ' 4 s l if Betty Baker Ruth Bartholomew Edith Berg James Bieha it , 0 V Marjorie Block John Bostrom .Adelaide Bouchard Donald Boyer mg., 4-is-f X. 4, ,f 1 Robert Boycr Doris Brandt Dorothy Brant Donald Brown X , A 15 24.0 q..w.4Y qw Ina Nina- Bruno Rhoda Bryan Hsthcr Carnphvll Mabvl Carson qv--my 58 Nuroda Cartrr Elinor Cavrs 5 'ad' 'ir- ' X 5 NIKE? Nl tx Q53 1 7 Elbvrt Ccarfoss Vvrna Mae Chvstcr J... N, A A . W . Uztlc Church lloyt 0 Cornforth Ottlct-rs: Standing, Irving Pctt-rson, Advisorg Paul Wood, Treats. Sitting, Roht. Gibson, Prf-5.1 Lorctta Stott, St-cz: Dorothy Porter, V. P Leslie Cross Wesley Daniels juniors 1951 .,,-N.. ligan- David Davison Raymond Deitz Charles Dickinson j fv- Marie Drake -fm. Tomme Ann Dresbach Alice Englehardt Ca I Harold Floth Harold Fryday QM Arlis Evans Charles Fiero Robert Gibson Arlene Gilmore if A Delores Grosz Robert Hahn Shirley Hahn Joseph Harrison Edward Horst Harold Hosrh .l:,,is, V' , h R if ffl f .i ag . 'X f Viola Hubbard fi -is , 8 Gordon Jensen Gordon Howell Stirling Hubbard A Hy:-W. james Johnson Mcrrilynn Johnston I 1: David Jones Alice Klempel Blub, blub Richard Knowles Evangeline Kooy fi?-K Marie Lundin W Q,,., I ,.. r 'f f' -+ 'ka , Edward Miller M A af 2 -an junivrs 1951 Hannalee Kobus 'B-08 1T 'T'P Verna Mae Leyh Alita Lindb gals., M 'bn :l ' X51 e ,yea K ' ' 1. , , T254 'i ' If fri' Tiff? IV Richard McLaughlin Thelma Meacham l70FiS MCiSSDf'r W! 191 an lJeWayne Miller Kenneth Morgan Richard Mourlam UFS Howard Lininger pus 'Vx '02 in 3 .1525 Bcvvrly Mumrna Glenna Partridgc Bctty Lou Paulson Virginia Nino 4 Ronald Partridge ,K -nw' mm. .V ,gk my ilg, Q. SQ A ' , A. . Albert Port Donald Ord Phyllis Orn ...ax 'tau ,S rx S Eva Patterson Lloyd Patterson Dorothy Porter Karen Purviancc -s- Barbara Rattray Norman Rcdigcr Why docsn't he write? ! Audrey Reich Kenneth Riggenbach juniors 1951 Marilyn Robinson janet Roland Elaine Root Wilma Sehlatter mlhv -CPN Alvin Schoenhals Alena Sehutz Betty Schwab Loretta Scott T---. KQV' ag, gags. 'W Beulah Shepard Charles Sibley Eileen Simpson Gordon Simpson 'H-. wi 'iv 2 2 a Gerald Sritr Marlin Sundeen Shirley Sutton M X-?::'..K Gerald Sm anson Winfield Swanson Rex Talmage Betty Thiessen William Tilley Alan Uthoff Myron Voth Marjorie Voth ii., -Qs' - Y 'V .0- ik? ,K Robert lNaggoner Eli Wfalter wwf? Wal' gf'-L K ' flfsww Harrison Weaver Polly WVcrncr wi n K gy ' f z A k y Aga. ay . l V Q K K . -1. . 1 , fl 54 4- W 1 x gl' h , . , lf . , ' k k 2 .N f an 55, 914 ,si iunizfrs Marjory Winter Albert Wright Alda Wood Paul Wood Highway between dorms. Roy Almond Herbert Baker 67111 firm W0 ker -addlv-ll-D vu' Harland Brask Norman Church Marv Lou Fxsher ,41- vw- r ' r ' d . Q ,. 5: Spencer F Iesner 9, Gi, r L , .L ir-7 .,, Q YQQQN, f,-f ,, x X344 Ronald FlCfChC'f Harold Franz Victor Gross Whc-re's the snow crew? E A X 4 'Galaga x - acob Van Kckcrix Bruce Lcastman Fred YE-arsley We hmm 1951 3-u'? Nlargaret Bowman Ruth Bowsher 'rut' A , :F X3 , -N, Q 1m,A ki' Charles Cain Mack Carlson 3 L 1' r Howard Cromer Donna Crosby is-in 13 A , Robert Anderson Edwin Backie 32- Helen Bergstrom Joanne Bookamer Leonard Brandt Lynette Burnett J21Ck BUYS r 5 r Q Q -sr L .. N 2? J Lawrence Christian Paul Clapper John Cook Q R: 4. sf' , B W e Russell Crosby Darlene DeBoer Rosella Denison W ' Q '91, 1 'K'-7' , , A -, x I .an g 3 fin-Q. .S 1, :fi AM' his-f to Eugene Donovan XV' Q.. Robert Falrburn Ethel Farnum ' W ,t K x oseph llcld Esther French Ls, Edu ard Fullcr Doris Geist is ff- A :Fe W we . if-.:.. ,ww ' J- M ff '-, s ,E if Dons Gllmore Nicholas Gisondi im l R john Eldred Y 4. -gr' ' 5 'E e 5 'lf Alfred Fast Qs Ralph French aeob Fr1edl1 Officers, Seated: Joanne Gowdy Sec y Alfred Fast Vlce Pres Standing: Billy Ross, Treas Norman Peterson Pres Rev Wenninger, Advisor. ?rc' hm lfl 1951 ,ff i if' Q, i , , - H, an rg. K ,,., i Beverly Havens Habla Arbin Hill Harley Heckman joan Hubaker ,2: Wifi4K9iQiWi?WW1r' ffff- ff-gm ' W H f' ff ' ...gf 1? ,l.l 'ff' ii - l' eve- Q i W' feel ,- K A ,Q PQ - ii ji igl Wilburljunker joseph Kissell JoAnne Gowdy , lil H an Howard Grossoehme 25 2' Charles Helrnken fi lH, ' V my Q 1 l, Emmagean Irish , 31- 1 ' ., . ,E 1, Ruth Klernpel Robert Henry n M.. . QL S. ,MW i W'ayne Jensen '-aging? E 55' Patricia Knudsen X ? , ' f...f' -YP e 'NN 7' if j 'l l Harvey Greenburg fr' -RQ , LQ-ip, A-spa Hui x Nr- K X X A Clarence Hagar 'UN Juanita Hill Anne Johns Marie Larson , ' x. if A .4 'ff L f N W r'- . 'v ik gg, X ,,.. , Q fl- , A K . . J K V. .x L? A . ' -' 7 ' - ' sgci I Riehard Larsen Cleon Laughlin ' Q : K X Frei ivy . - -. Q 5 if 'Ta Kenneth Lundell Richard Lundmark dl e L Walter Martin Betty Mitchell i Q , Wlallaee Nelson Elwood Nielsen VOL? Gary Olson Mary Owen ,'.:iy Q. lf -' H .Q ,sa V f .. 1! I. Si wwf W ' P if 1' ff- X if to if- E' fe ,el, , ffl? X iwwifizz X Ah Q 2 4 Amjf? Dorothy Lewis 'VK Ay - . ' ': . K I . , lf ' ' - wwf--. , K 4 N-1 Janet Lewis Dolores Longpre 2 l l l .p- M 'Qi n 1 iv Rose McFadden Marjorie MCKinzie Nancy MeKown K JoAnn Mourlam Paul Needham Joel Nelson Wednesday night prayer meeting. gre hm 14 1951 Ada Parker iso' Carolyn Peat ii '- L A Theron Pearl V513-A m ' A ...Q , lu.. . . A , N in iii? 1. Richard Prndcll N.- Bcrncda Peterson LceRoy Peterson Norman Peterson Lorrainc Rico William Ross 5,1 . .4 A 'lily lr . W ki Zkk ,-l:: fy in R P des Joyvv Rowv Mary Samplf- Waltvr Schlicting Sue Skor Ivan Slocomb 51 E if ' in -A in Val K ' -as QM Al-A Marcelyn Smid JOHHHC Spfirlgvf Paul Stcrncrnan Clifford Storm Gail Sundecn ,aw fri 5' Y A Q.. .ai 'f sf Clare Sutherby Af? I ' N-Mu. uf jack Wagoner M-f '7' ap.-.A ffl Ethel Teal Verniee Turnquist Edward Ulrich joym Urban Q, 1. 51 I 5 K' A: 1 A.. ,,,a,, f mf Q S fx. ' 51. . Blair Walters Kenneth Weaver Ralph Weaver Charlpg Wg ldon ,gh at-. 7 A - , s Eleanor Willoughby James Weinzierl Harriet Wobbema Robert Zink The Sunday parade Special fuderzfs' Eleanor Gross av- 'U- W . 4 fait-71, 5' i , Charles Hallock H W ps .f i is . 'vw . R 2 5 4 :ff ' .1 Robert Hallquist Marilyn Mueller Alvin Nelson Deloris Nyman Isabel Anderson .gm 'A U' .fix Q , .2 tk L Anita Dietz 4 mx 3 M-N... j R il V , 1 i ele y y k M August Bertsch -'ffxwvwv A,-im J w N' W A Mary Lou Friesen J u. st,-v. -.. .: 1.,: A ' :. sy q Q A Martha Horst ,m ,, I, i 'ts L ,QV ' Eunice Larsen Fred Peterson osalie Schlieting .... 5, , ' .W f A Mamie May Slayton Margaret Swanson Erna Wiebe Dorothy Williams Dewey Haberman Second Semester Students Seated, left to right: Valarie Palrnquist, Ardis Anderson, Lola Sommars, Vera Smalley, Dorothy Anderson, Irene Fisk, Joanne Peterson. Standing: Phil Rychner, Richard Byrne, Wayne Kern, Edgar Mason, Oliver Lundell, Richard Bennett, LeRoy Gross, Earl Leeder, Stanley Weiser, Philip Dahlberg, Donald Lindburg. Not pictured: Leslie Anderson, Lawrence Berge, Geraldine Blexrud, Wilbur Blickenderfer, Arlith Brask, Wayne Dykeman, William Easterling, Ruth Easterling, Mrs. L. Gross, Merline Grossman, Mrs. Harley Heckman, Donald Henderson, Robert Holmlund, Dorcas Mantz, August Maurer, Donald Nelson, Lloyd Norby, Edna Secstrom, Ruben Strecker, Robert Swanson, Eileen Swant, Patricia Ann Voelker. ,,,...,,. li 5 E .J an L3-f' if if , Slain it ' ' ' , E '06 'GAA 0' awk ,i , V 1, ,, . : A . '- L X'f' ' ' H v- . W ' 'S' ' . . V f3f','f 'W' ' - V ,N Alkili 'iff Af 1' 1' YM-'HMFU If W 1354, :HT 'SM '93 4 P 7 V V-' ., ff lf' Qfs1-'ways ' ., 1 ,., . nga ' 2,4 ' Q f J' Aw K Ur. - kj VK: ' I kdyifr JA . , . , 3f'f,f'Ng,QiX: if X A I .. Y Q. ' f wifi' gg S ' ,Q ' -,Wg- , -vim, ' ag Mk J ' ,L ,lf ' W ' , gf f -z. ,,g -A r b , gf .m.af g?1, , 4 Q .wwf 'fx , -'. 'Y m . . ' -W' . jk A , Rage O., gag' LQ yvffjn 15,31 Ziff!!! wir 'Fil V' g I V Q 'XQMQ ,, N , 1. U Q' Wfzgfg, ,' f Qs, , i 'S 1 , fr fs'sX9? 92 'f'fg NM 1' M Q '94 A' 'f ' -. .L f ',,3,M J, an K .,gbL.1,i . I , . . .121 in 4, .gf W ,y ,Q-Wa fx W r, MM sag Y ' Qi S- A Y .K 'Af J. , ,xgF,5y,,svq.g,vg' M- 9 A . , . 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'e x lk M .ff ' . . . . . That they may be caueci trees of right- eousness, the planting of the Lord that he might be glorified- Isaiah 61:3 Y' Ozyfmi ation '6His branches shall spread, and his beauty shall be as the olive tree . . f' Hosea 14:65. Student organizations are the branches which provide nourishment for the growing school activities. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council. cfmnposed of represen- tatives from each class. brings student ideas to the attention of the faculty. One of the many ideas brought before the council and carried out was a place on the campus for the students to ice skate. ,tp ' '- if N Members, Seated: Rev. Turner, Ruth Strohm, Betty Allen, Lynette Burnett, Theron Pearl. Standing: Dick Ludwigson, Elden Brown, Bob Gibson, Myron Voth, Norman Peterson, wfi s L , 5 Q!-fi it , ef P i tif' 'iff K 1 K K' 2 rl Standing: Nick Gisondi, Barbara Volstad, Charles Hallock, Leila Brynsvold. Seated: Billy Ross, Harold Hosch, Marlin Sundeen, Darlene DeBoer, Gail Sundeen. ffgt llhis is what makes tracts possible. THE TRACT COMMITTEE This is a group of dedicated workers, who stamp and fold several thousand tracts each week. These tracts, purchased by contribu- tions from the students, are used by them on Christian Service assignments as well as in their daily contactsi 59 NDS BA ER AY PR ,-, SLAND WORLD CHINA Qui: gif DSW if-WW MW ,f ,QM Q' ,pf--'5,...., 4 1 X '35 N1 f1sg,,Q,, W sE 1 -l y 1 . 1 gg. A ...- ,P x D mf-..., 'WO-Q 's Scatcd Llcft to rightjz Wilma Schlattc-r, Assistant Missions Editor: Paul Wood, Editorg Shirley Hahn, Class Editor, Standing: Hanna Lx-ct Kobus, Art Editor: Betty Rcxilius, Missions Editorg Betty Allen, Assistant Editor Left to Right: Lloyd Patterson, Business Manager, Cleo Edwards, Treasurcrg Charles Hallock, Sales Managcrg Robert Gibson, Advertising Manager. 'xx if THE TAFF Srcrctarics tlcft to rightl: Doris Christie, Ada Parker, B:-tty Lou Paulson, Dorothy Brant, Joanne Springer Advertising Sale-snwn Cleft to rightj z Robert Waggoner, Howard Grossoehrne, John Bostrom, Myron Voth, Robert Henry, Clarence Hager Albert Erickson. Y HIELD UF 1951 W? s ' My , ,gs ' i V , W4 L34 f, 3' X ' gflgwgfiffiffg GV: CHRISTIAN SERVICE Under the able direction of Rev. George A. French, the Christian Service Department sends the students into mission services, street meetings, child evangelism classes, tract distribution, and other phases of Chris- tian service. 'Ke I fc t iw 4 it vi We Serve Olll' LOIJ. . . At hospitals At Mission Farms s --t J, wt At Union City Kiission On tract assignments At othcir missions di I U F, , wwe- : , .Q rr 5. Ei , ?,. W1 if Z l .I ft Mgguiio.. ' f if ,M-A ,,,,,...' 6 Q xw..,t,,q as 'X' . Y ,I g f f, - Wt., L-N, . 41 . V aw, Q A V A V, , gr, , Q, - ,, M W' . , , , , 4. .. MQ 5 5 V, ,, , , ., , .ss, A ' i ' 5 f . at we-sea, , . I. K , ,- W A m 'Mf-w--.q....W,,,,m,,WvwKm,V 2 Q . ,iv 7 g V W , ,K V, f. ,,,, .,,,M,VM ' .: ' ' H' , t 1 . f -K , U , K A P ' , v,1. i ijalj Kwan-ull' Wig? f ' nw I s 5293? , 66 Sopranos: Helen Argo, Esther French, Jean French, Delores Grosz, Juanita Hill, Joan Hubaker, Patricia Knudsen, Evangeline K T . . . . . . ooy, helma Meacham, Virginia Nine, Deloris Nyman, Phyllis Orn, Joyce Rowe. Altos: Katherine Anderson, Margaret Bowman, Mildred Cairl, Joyce Cornforth, Donna Mae Crosby, Betty Mitchell, Beverly Mumma, Barbara Rattray, Marilyn Robinson, Janet Roland, Elaine Saltwick, Betty Schwab, Sue Skor, Marvel Swartz. Tenors: John Cook, David Jones, Richard Ludwigson, Edward Miller, Jack Patterson, Roswell Root, Jerry Stitt, Marvin Swartz, Blair Walters. Basses: Nelson Cairl, Russell Crosby, Wesley Daniels, Raymond Deitz, John Eldred, Gordon Howell, Joseph Kissell, Richard Knowles, Howard Linin e P l N dh R' ' ' g r, au ee am, ichard Pendell, Nmmun Rcdiger, Ken Robinson, Gordon Simpson, Clifford Storm, Robert Zink. A Miss Janet Kindgren, organist: Mrs. Anita Deitz, pianistg Ralph French, truck driver. 4 ulfdlis , . 5 1, J rg 'Mgt - ii ' ' 2 s i it , .-P .... l THE ST. PAUL CHORAL CLUB This musical organization is perhaps the most unusual group traveling from any school in the United States. By the end of the summer tour. the Choral Club and its director, M. Tannehill, will have travelled approximately 12,000 miles and presented over 90 sacred concerts. More than 100,000 people will hear their message of Christ in song and testimony. ffl 'A-:Q tsl ?x'5 ' 191.51-al Where docs this wirc go? takes a lot of practice. Wg!-L ip, Q -9 5 4, f 1 :if f ff , , K, 1 , 'if . gg: YA! x...l2 ORCHESTRA 'llivw inusivians arc- dcvvloping tht-ir inusival talvnts for the Lord's servicv. Firsr row: Gordon Simpson, L:-ila Brynsvold, clarinetg David Eldrr, Lois Boyer, flute: Patricia Knudsen. Gallo Drlorc-s Grosz, Polly Werner, First violin. Second row: Joycc Rowe-, Marilyn Robinson, Delores Longpre, saxophone-g Bob Davis, Marvvl Swartz, Marvin Swartz, Juanita Hill, second violin, Third 'rows Gordon Howell, piano: Ed Miller, tromboncg Paul Sternernan, Mildrvd Cairl, jay Rusthovcn, trurnpct R. Allison Flcglfr, director. in X N RECITALS Svnior rcfitals, pn-svntvd by music dcgrvv studr-nts, arc a wal of musical zittainrnvnti Pirturvd is lwlrs. Lois Boyer prvsenting her svnior organ recital. ,slug . ,ff .,.v Y A35 I . r A lv Ig First row: Arlene Gilmore, Eileen Simpson, Karen Puryiance, Marie Larson, Mary Sample, Esther Campbell, Marcelyn Smid, Marie Drake, Polly Werner. Second row: Ruth Anderson, Marcia Anger, Mary Owen, Marilyn Mueller, Marjorie Voth, Adelaide Bouchard, Doris Gilmore, Doris Meissner, Beverly Havens. - Third row: Beverly Olson, Wilma Sehlzitter, Eleanor Willoughby, Ruth Schutz, Jackie Harris, Ethel Teal, Doris Christie, Dorothy Williams, Darlene DeB0er. Fourth row: lN1t-rrilynjohnston, Marjorie Block, Carolyn Peat, Frances Dfcker, Gail Sundeen, Claire Christopherson, Jo Ann Ritenour, Helen Monrean, Helen Bergstrom, Dorothy Porter. Not pictured: Nureda Carter, Marjory Winter, Betty Lou Paulson, Betty Summers. GIRLS CHOIR l The Girls' Choir, directed by Mrs. Lueille Brown, refleets the gospel mes- sage through life and song. These 38 voiees all blend together to make a , serviee of song that is long remembered and eherished in the hearts and minds Mrs. LuCil1C Brown of their listeners. 70 l M, 7 Asking God's blrssing. ff? -5 1 'Vi K ff.. 4 Q ,, , 5 L t 4 H1 Q4 'Q ' ,. W Af Q R - , PH 5 .QTA X, wx - ' gg 4 -.L...5v .. 5 , 'N x ' W :W H Z 5 X 9 K VK, . x t 1 vi 5 af W, A af Q w j2'L5,z4u: ' - , A - f5U' N A W iffypl , -f aturday mght Qoclal 'EL X .f ' Two minutes early! NX N is Q' nf' wmv Q . G' -nv -- KI Ik, bd Lounge pastlme. N Aitcr bra-zxkfast Comv rlass lv Sf-5, X N Q0 K. W' RW 1--.,.,,,N-Ox L, QXOXXN 1 N wk QQNO NIu5t bn lxundrx X A - hu lu XS hu, 501 .Al My C, S ,af ., , .... 'fn-1:-': . , Vs?fffEi,gff: 2 I... . ,':' .. 'V 1. X :if 1? - 2, iffiim ' V, ' bk 6- : af ,L Y, .,. X. W- f yh f- 1 XZ., , HALLOWEEN PARTY ix Ei Il! Wider, Ruben 5 llllllllilw 'S 1 i X Pie- face '-if 4 . T, A close shave. CAMPUS DAY Twice a year everyone takes a day off to help polish up the eampus. Each does his part to see that the buildings and campus are Nspie and span 1 F Banquvt spvakvr. ni HOME COMING Goan-d to the thcmv, UK:-cp Them Going . the First Annual Fall Homccoming was a major suvvffss. Two hundred and eighty-six attended thv banquet. Dr. R. R. Brown and Dr. Paul Rees were thc' honored spcakvrs. Thrcocx happy days were graced with a spiritual flavor and ri campus full of dworations and alumni. Mxxl ,gm 5 ,gl :xt work. Students with alumni children. Winning campus decoration. 3 ' 1' Banquet waitresses with master of ceremonies. f19ll.Lis.HL UI 'K They made the airwaves ring. MUSICALE In the spring of 1950, the annual musicalc' was held in the St. Paul Auditorium. This presentation highlighted Commencfxmcnt week. Curtain time. Freshman gxrl mavbc . ,.1.1M , Q, ,gl H-.5 fm- 4'3!f5?'.'fjf'i'5 ' Q-K-'vQ:,,,,,h.g.w.,5xg?Q: mu X F h?gnA Q,3l, ,z ,fb Whig 'W in 47 'M 5, ,- qi' ww ' f4K5f'f,'2,j-W'gM,5f 'W-ka-af MW E452 -V --A. vu? 1: . ' .4 W 1 if ww vw 9? '54 A Wig, A niwlff F L Q H. , A A L 'sw L? at .,.,, 11-1 , .ff ff 1533 fx., M'X.'?fNk'3H gl ' A -vs ' R. ,H -1 rg'-,-n. , -M1 445 Q' . .V , ' ffm., , .36 .ww ff' -in-ar' ' 1' 2 - X 't 4 ' '?kf,, an A : .' Q Ju , . F . . X51 v J' mfs 1 wl! '1'5 1' W my stiff' 4- f K -. , -4 Aftkffv J' i a v , K Q X -wp. Then I will give you rain in seasonp anci time ianci shall yieici her increase, and the trees of tile fieici shall yielcl their fruit. Leviticus 26:41 MISSICJNS n i Xl W J XX, g is Y, ic in-' f' M1 ' 55151 5 A T. . 1 A FV 2 First Semester Missionary Society. From left to right: Alvin Van Scthooten, 'llrensurerg Katherine Anderson, Curatorg Neil McDowell, Presidentg Robert Hahn, Curator: and Evelyn Stombaugh, Secretary. Second Semester Missionary Society. From left to right: Marilyn Morehouse, Secretary: Jay Rust- hoven, Treasurerg Richard Klein, President: Rachel Peatee, Curator: William Ng, Curator: and Merrilyn Johnston, Vim--President. wlsi M L? A r iz, - ' ' ' V E ' .5 W 'il s X X N f W -5-,-3, 3 'Q, QQ. ,pls '- t 3 A If , L . ,Q ,,, 4 , , G A ,- A fy t I ' K Q1 sq - ' ' Q Y' sk in K ll ' if ,ft ' l ,M Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Ratzloff Palermo Brothers FRIDAY NIGHT MISSIONARY SPEAKERS Miss Beryl Girard x Ai Rev. Charles Anderson Rev. H. Woodward 85 K fl 531 if ,I L , I, 3, 5 MISSIONARY PLEDGE BOARD We are proud ol' our foreign rnission's pledge this year which totals over 310,000 Last year's pledge of 38,500 was overpaid. Our desire is to give that others may hear. GIFT ENVELOPE Thesc attractive envelopes are for the R xumx convenience of the students for their X individual Contributions. asran, SH1dt'IllN gutlmn-1' lm' nvrclx whxvll Thr' Nlimiollzlrx' fold purpow in than II1i5SiOT1Z1I'y 'n ix-f'N'9'f:f'T qs- 'W-if 1-'N .. 'f' ,QQ Q, .m p V. I-- MINI' -,.,,..f'-Y-1137 . ak ,Q aw .- P A. M 'Mfg Q,fff,eQi11-Qsxgrp fg 2585 ga K ,, xiii x Q .,-. . fm J' ff , ,' -M' ozuvrooav I H S i f 'J , ' ? ff f 5, f 1 .....--..-, 2 W N ,yfjff il as N .wwf 5 1' 2 x a Qxnxf 1 ii mi 3 n 4 6 . Hip? 2 , V fax ' Q ,, ,ff ' 1 ' -LL. f ' f -' . 3 5 I g g I , . A ' I 41 ' iii V1 1 , ,.1, I ' 1 . I I I 5 gf, 5 ,Wg T' M -I ,ff 3 1fsfs2 A ' -M... . fa.. 43 lkk., , O 22 r J. 0-' N ' s ' .. ,F - I 1 . X , . ' k 5, ? g -ALS i 7 1 . . Q I V 1: Q: ,qv A xx Q, 1,35 Q - fx- nh ' .rf ' 1 n xi . U' Y .Y 1 4 7 v .Mas Qo- if C Some of the YM natives Ili 'r -u In former years only a part of the student body actually participated in the staging of YVORLD MISSIONS NIGHT. This year, virtually the entire student body was employed. This included the wr-ll-known St. Paul Choral Club, Girls' Choir, and a host of ushers in strange Costumes. There- were approximately 200 costumed natives in full authentic foreign dress HBH 'LLM lve We A SPBI student becomes a Turkish Moslem '-x 43 X ia 1 f Q S 7 1 H. i R25 lx. ag as Q i ,. 9-2 ,L,, , E . , 2 s 2' i .I :Lf ay h Ll Q ,,,,Lw..,-amen W ' If gfk k g 5 i 5 if If 3 EXX, World Klissions Night Speakors: Ruben Niartin, Shirley Hahn, Wlilliarn Ng, and fvlyron Voth. Specially arrangfhd missionary rnusici aCCr'ntcd thcsf' four stuclfint spvakvrs pointing to 'gThc' World , The Fic'ld . Thc- L'rgvnciy,,. and 'l'hc Challc-ng6 . lt is 4-vidvnt that God has hlm-ssvd Wlorld Nfissionx Night to hwonic onc- of thr- nution's forceful iIlllL1C'Ill'i'S in thc Causr- of missions, and that it has hm-voiiiv thc' largcst artvridvd missionary rally on thc continent. sf un, K hs 9 f i E i S if iv 5 K - g X ' V ww W , ,i ir,gg' ' -Qu. fmwgf Miz. if ,www THE A ERI ,North America South America S0 near to civilization, and yet so far from Christ. Pray that the cloor of Gos- pel opporrunity shall not be closed. De- spite every lminclrance, We must press on in dependence upon our Lord. , In ,a w '4 -wi' 'f'5:iv1. ' - , -, 4. 'f'gg-wig? - t 1 In 5,41-ILQEU I 'VQQNH7154 l f 'E' 2 1 ' ' 'Ig' Brix H' - V lvlv .MAH 5 . ' ifv. , J Q. ,M 1 4, 9 r ff H 1k.L M : 3 2 S NEAR EA T furvpc Africa Palestine Great anti effectual cioors are open to us -- let us enter each one and occupy until Christ comes. Never have foreign missions faceci greater opportunities for pioneer Witness, soul-Winning, and the huiiciing of the Church than tociay. 95 A fe 45' ' I 51,413 1 -e 4 'i,lA,i,?'iAf.l,-' I fffj I ' ,1 ,,'::',?'.1y'f.f! ' ' if 1,-inf? ,' 15W f 19. . , 'YW' 1512? a 1' 4 v3'A'?'if'xt -A , .1 1.515 IH? 'H' ' , W ya. , TI, ' ,Q gg 1' ffgafg ,f Mi' f:,7G,i V., .,,LfQ! 'v' v4 ' g'Q.!',,' in? 'ii' 15' fl E er' ' f. K .. nv Wk, M. M yay: M V- Hnuw -Wm-H km wiv-ill' - W 'ks 'Nu lf FAR EA T Siam i Kilim: india Bench-Judd Hhimz This Woriz is not yet finisixecl. Workers are iainoring migiitiiy in the deepening ciarizness -- an urgent challenge -- open cioors anci iiungry hearts are compel- ling onr missionaries to asia for iieip. Sf Q! a A is -. - - -'if ,f , ,l I ss. . S, r cl-,,5 a N RL- Q 1: Q51 W - X s,' + . Q N , aw. gg YM -fs hi ,5Q.., .9 C I LAND ORLD japan Earned New Guinea Plzilzjvpimf Islands From isianci to island, and from trilne to triiie goes time gooci news -- Jesus saves! The natives Want to give up their fetisiies, and accept time Iesus Way. 95. ,Q 9,9 .. ,M K I Ii. inn' -v Q , is .Y 8 L xr! Y A K ' RUSH- I Q,.,Af' ' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Recognizing the valuable assistance and wholehearted contributions of efforts extended by students, business firms, and friends, the Shield staif wishes to acknowl- edge the following: Rev. C. Wenninger, Rev. H. L. Turner, Miss Amelia Piper, Miss Ruth Jones, Mr. Gene Rambo, Mrs. Donna Lee Carr, Mr. Eldon Brown, Mr. Donald Boyer, and Miss Polly VVerner. VVe also wish to express our appreciation to Lincoln Printing Co., Composition, Buckbee-Mears Co., Engraver, S. K. Smith Co., Covers, lXfIcGill-Warner Co., Print- ing, National Bookbinding Co., Binders, and Clarence Larson, Photographer, Charles M. Wright Studios, Pictures. To the team captains and the entire student body for their co-operation in selling the book, we say, Thank you . THE SHIELD STAFF OF 1951 MOKAIIIIM BIBLE M . SCHOOL CASS LAKE, MINNESOTA Schoo' TRAINING INDIAN YOUNG PEOPLE for it 'S CHRISTIAN SERVICE AMONG THEIR OWN PEOPLE Chapel Qagmmlemm CLASS of '5I! You are going forth from the school of jesus, You have sat at His blessed feet, You have drunk from truth's celestial fountain, You have tasted its honey sweet. You are witnesses for our Blessed Master In a world where friends are few, And He sends you forth with the watchword holy, Whatsoever it costs, Be true! -A. B. S. May God,s richest blessings rest upon your lives and work. THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE National Headquarters 260 West 44th Street New York 18, N.Y HAMLINE DRUG STORE 719 North Harnline Wan 441014141 Guan fbuq Sian GEO. C. PAUL, Reg. Ph., Prop. 1.1- n we SPECIALIZE IN PREscmP'rloNs DRUGS, CANDY, In I'0IIIl'I'ADl SERVICE USELMAN'S GOLDEN RAY BAKERIES YOUR DAILY BREAD Distinguished Baked Foods I8I5 Selby - Ml 0627 2040 Marshall - MI 7768 CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of '51 and God Bless You I WESTERN CANA L DIAN BIBLE INSTITUTE THE ALLIANCE SCHOOL SERVING CANADA 720 BROAD STREET, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN From +he Hear+s of Members and Friends of fhe UMAHA GOSPEL TABERNACLE IN THE HEART OF OMAHA and from 'Ihe Audience of lhe World Radio Congregalion CONGRATULATIONS You will find a welcome in all of our services. Tune in each Sunday morning al 8:30 lo WOW and KTIS lo America's iirsl non-denominalional radio church service. TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY, APRIL EIGHTH COMPLIMENTS OF . . KNOX PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH Minneapolis, Minnesoia We Preach Chrisf Crucified LOOK TO I FOR EVERY BEDDING NEED For 73 years, lhe Salisbury Company has served lhe people of The Twin Cilies and lhe Upper Midwesl. I+ is a name Icnown for reliable service, iusl as Salisbury Spring Air mallresses and olher Salisbury sleep producls are Icnown for 'rhe BEST in sleep comforl! THE S . I04 Second Ave. S.E. COMPANY Minneapolis, Minn. MAKERS OF FINE BEDDING FOR SEVENTY-THREE YEARS Chicago Avenue al Sevenfh S+ree'I' Sou+h Minneapolis, Minnesola MINISTERS PAUL S. REES ORVAL BUTCHER ROY ERICKSON REUBEN JOHNSON SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday School, Classes 'For AII Ages .,..L.. 9:45 A.M. I3 College Age Groupsl Morning Worship Service. . , .........., I I:00 A.M. Broadcasl' Over WDGY, KTIS-FM, Minneapolis, WHLB, Virginia Evening Worship Service .,......,.....,... 7:30 P.M. Bible Sludy and Prayer, Thursday ...,.,..... 7:45 P.M. YOUTH ACTIVITIES Four age groups comprise THE FELLOWSHIP OF YOUTH LEAGUES, providing an oullel for lhe in'leres'I's of oulh. A CHRIST-cenlered program of buoyancy and enlhusiasm, geared lo our +imes, includes worlhwhile speakers, discussions and socials. Youfh League lI8-24l each Friday ..,..,.... 8:00 P.M. come AND WORSHIP win-I us AT I' 105 THE NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT OF THE cmd Adds Its Gongratulafions . . . to the thirty-third graduating class of The St. Paul Bible Institute, and wishes each member a God-ordained and far-reaching ministry. ln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direcf fhy paths. DISTRICT OFFICERS Rev. Bernard S. King . . . Superintendent Rev. J. S. Rehn . . . Secretary Rev. L. W. Pippert ...... Treasurer NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT DOM'S srror: srror I332 W. M'haha MIDWAY 7288 Cornpliments of I I Marvin Cleaners DRY CLEANING NEstor 0I36 I346 W. Minnehaha Ave. IIIIIIISTEIISIIIYS SIIIIE STIIIIII P2 North Snelling Avenue Mldway 5230 ST. PAUL 4, MINN. Midtown Barber Shop 634 North Snelling Ave. The Students of the School appreciate the neat work and pleasing atmosphere of this Christian barber shop. There is a reason why this slcilled Christian barber is always busy. I HAMLINE HARDWARE HAWKINSONS JEWELRY DIAMONDS - HAMILTON - ELGIN WATCHES TE'-' M' 3037 SILVERWARE - SHEAFFER PENS - BILL FOLDS . E w I1 R ' ' S e'I '9 and Englewood 491 N. Snellihagrbt ugijefsififpamng PRior 1077 Gurflanaw of LLOYDS PHARMACY MIDWAY DEPARTMENT STDRE A ' University Near Snelling PRESCRIPTION SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES 720 N. Snelling 0.1. and H. W. ANDERSON JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS I573 University Avenue Mldway 99I0 LIBERTY STATE BANK SELBY AT SNELLING AVE. NE. 868I NEstor 90I9 WASHING - GREASING - TIRE REPAIR TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Bob's Shell Service KEISER'S BARBER SHOP Hamline at Thomas Imline and Thomas St. Paul, Minn. Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Ro' Ro D UE Cmopfs Inc. of St paul Manufacturing Jeweler - Watches 8: Diamonds CONSUMER OWNED Mountings - Wedding and Stone Rings - - Office-CEdar 60II 5I0 Bremer Arcade Hamline and Minnehaha St' Paul Res. Van Buren 0207 St. Paul I, Minnesota lourt Beauty and Barber Shop PECIALIZING IN . . . PERMANENT WAVING Open Evenings by Appointment YOUR NEAREST BARBER SHOP Iamline and Minnehaha Saint Paul PHONE NE. 9I96 COMPLETE SERVICE Storey's Shell Service KARL STOREY, Prop. 756 North Snelling Ave. St. Paul 4, Minn. 107 Student Directory ALLEN, BETTY. Nortli Talbot Road, Roseland, Ontario, Canada ALNIOND, ROY, Savage, Montana ANDERSON DORIS, Rt. 1, Box 125, Hector, Minnesota ANDERSON EUGENE, Rt. 4. Grantsburg, Wisconsin ANDERSON ISABEL, Kennedy, Minnesota ANDERSON, KA11-t1iRINE, Kennedy, Minnesota ANDERSON, LAMBERT, Rt. 1, Oconto Falls, Wisconsin ANDERSON ANDERSON ROBERT, Rt. 2, Maple Plain, Minnesota RUTH, 1023 S. Second St., Aberdeen, South Dakota ANGER, MARCIA, 618 Northampton, Buffalo, New York ARGO, HELEN, 4003 Ridgelea Dr., Austin, Texas ARVAN, WILLIAM, 3237 Grand Ave. So., lvlinneapolis, Minnesota BACKIE, EDWIN, 1157 Burns Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota BAKER, BETTY, Sauk Rapids, ltlinnesota BAKER, HERBERT, R.R. 4, Estherville, Iowa BALDWIN, JOYCE, 2222 East 5th St., Superior, Wisconsin BAR'1 HOLOMEW, RUIH, 10 Denman Pace, Cranford, New Jers BELL, FRANKLIN, 3612 Colfax So., A t. 6, Minnea olis, Minnesota BERGSTROM, HELEN, 1783 Pleasant St. Paul, Minnesota BERG, EDITH, Pequot Lakes, Minnesota BERTSCH, AUGUS1', Venturia, North Dakota BICHA, JAMES, Willernie, Minnesota BLOCK, MARJORIE Hatfield. lklinnesota ev FLESNER, SPENCER, VValnut Grove, Biinnesota FLETCHER, RONALD, 1610 Edmund Ave., St. Paul. lklinnesota FLOTH, HAROLD, Savage, Montana I FOCHT, STANLEY, 1759 Ashland Ave.. St. Paul, Minnesota FRANZ, HAROLD, 4063 Lakeland, Robbinsdale, Minnesota FRENCH, ESTHER, 2210 Maplewood Ave., Toledo, Ohio FRENCH, MARGURITE JEAN, 1203 Gordon, Toledo, Ohio FRENCH, RALPH. 2210 Maplewood Ave., Toledo, Ohio FRIESEN, MARY LOU, Butterfield. Minnesota FRIEDLI JACOB, 4502 Baldwin St., Lincoln, Nebraska FRYDAY HELEN, 18 Fernbank Ave., Toronto, Ontario FRYDAY, HAROLD, 18 Fernbank Ave., Toronto, Ontario FULLER EDWARD. 709 Ash St. Elie Pennsylvania GEIST, DORIS, Babcock Blvd.. Pittsburgh 29. Pennsylvania GIBSON, ROBERT, Onamia, Minnesota GILMORE, ARLENE, Cortland, Nebraska GILMORE, DORIS, Cortland, Nebraska GISONDI, NICHOLAS, 405 Division Ave.. Ellwood. Pennsylvania GOWDY, JO-ANNE. 2801 W. First St., Duluth, Minnesota GRAVES, GENE, 865 Pusey, St. Paul, Minnesota GREENBERG, HARVEY, Rt. 2, Anoka, Minnesota GROSS, VICTOR, Bowdle. South Dakota GROSS ELEANOR Bowdle South Dakota BLOOM, MURLAINE, 3900 Nokomis Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota BOOKAMER, JOANNE, 600 First Avenue, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania BOSTROM, JOHN, Box 405, Wheaton, Illinois BOUCHARD, ADELAIDE, Savage, Montana BOWMAN, MARGARET, 3236 'rand Ave. S.. Minneapolis, Minnesota BOWSHER, RUTH, R.R. 1, Lima, Ohio BOYER, DONALD, R. 4, Box 238, Erie, Pennsylvania BOYER, LOIS MAE, 1361 Englewood Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota BOYER, ROBERT, 1361 Englewood Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota BRALEY BONNIE, 625 Tenth Ave. N., Clear Lake, Iowa BRANDT, DORIS, R.D. 1, Cabot, Pennsylvania BRANDT LEONARD, R.D. 1, Cabot, Pennsylvania BRANT, DOROTHY, 2206 East Fifth St., Superior, Wisconsin BRASK, HARLAND, 1188 Payne Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota BROWN, DONALD, 803 - 23rd Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota BROWN, ELDEN, 1644 St. Paul, Denver, Colorado BRUCE, INA MAE, 145 E. Apple St., Dayton, Ohio BRYAN, RHODA. 203 Washington St., Northfield, Minnesota BRYNSVOLD, LEILA, Garrison, Minnesota BURGER, FLORENCE, R.R. 1, Glen Meyer, Ontario, Canada BURNETT, LYNETTE, 625 - 10th Ave. IN., Clear Lake, Iowa BUYS, JACK, 168 N. Victoria St., St. Paul 4, Minnesota CAIN, CHARLES, 975 Euclid St., St. Paul, Minnesota CAIRL, MILDRED, 2605 Algon uin Pkwy., Louisville, Kentucky CAIRL, NELSON. 823 Fernwoog Ave., Toledo, Ohio CAMPBELL, ESTHER, Box 128, Ogden, Iowa CARLSON, MACK, Onamia, Minnesota CARSON, MABEL. 700 E. North St.. Park Rapids, Minnesota CARTER, NUREDA. Hawley, ltlinnesota CAVES. ELINOR, 5641 Judson, Lincoln, Nebraska CEARFOSS. ELBERT. 1759 Ashland. St. Paul. Minnesota CHESTER. VERNA MAE. Dravton, North Dakota CHRISTIAN, LAWRENCE, Ridge Ave., Falls Creek, Pennsylvania CHRISTIE, DORIS. 4241 Live Oak, Arcadia, California CHRISTOPHERSON. CLAIRE, 1763 Blair Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota CHURCH, DALE, 824 N. Albert St.. St. Paul, Minnesota CHURCH, NORMAN. 852 E. 22nd St., Erie, Pennsylvania CLAPPER. PAUL. R.D. 1. Box 533, Barberton, Ohio COOK, JOHN, 248 S. Lyman St., Wadsworth, Ohio CORNFORTH, JOYCE, 2632 Third Ave. S., Minneapolis, bfinnesota CROMER, HOWARD, Maple Plain. Minnesota CROSBY, DONNA MAE, R.D. 4, Greensburg, Pennsylvania CROSBY. RUSSELL. R.D. 4, Greensburg, Pennsylvania CROSS. LESLIE, 2233 Wellesley, Windsor, Ontario, Canada DANIELS, WESLEY. 5060 Balmoral Ave., Chirago 30. Illinois DAVIS. ROBERT. 164 S. Central Ave., Marshfield, Wisconsin DAVISON. DAVID, 1538 Edgzehill Ave. S. E.. Warren, Ohio DeARMEY. MAX. R.D. 2, Holsopple, Pennsylvania DeBOER, MARIE. 5412 Iudson, Lincoln, Nebraska DeBOER, DARLENE, 7052 Colby St., Lincoln, Nebraska DECKER, FRANCES. Buffalo, Minnesota DEITZ, ANITA. 29 Springer Ave., Hamilton. Ontario. Canada DEITZ. RAYMOND. 122 Province St. S.. Hamilton, Ontario. Canarla DENISON. ROSELLA. 3142 - 34th Ave. So., Minneapolis. Minnesota DICKINSON. CHARLES. 200 High St.. Garrett, Indiana DOBEL, BETTY. Box 297, Elk River. Minnesota DONIS. HAROLD. 446 E. St.. Lincoln, Nebraska DONIS. KATHLEEN. 446 E. St., Lincoln, Nebraska DONOVAN, EUGENE. 122 Fairground Ave., Dayton, Ohio DONNEL1.. OLGA. 419 Sherbourne St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada DRAKE. MARIE. 1463 E. Seventh St., St. Paul 6, Minnesota DRESBACH, TOMME ANN, R.R. 1, Mason City, Iowa EDWARDS, CLEO, Hinckley, Minnesota ELDER. DAVID. R.D. 1, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania ELDRED, JOHN, Echo, Minnesota ENGELHARDT, ALICE, 1431 So. 72nd St., West Allis, Wisconsin ERICKSON, ALBERT, 1816 Dunlap Ave., Marinette, Wisconsin ESCHENBRENNER, JAMES, 409 Newton Bldg., St. Paul 1, Minnesota EVANS. ARLIS Hines, Minnesota FAIRBURN, ROBERT, 620 West St., Lima, Ohio FARNUM, ETHEL, Pine River, Minnesota FARR, ARDIS, Poplar, Minnesota FAST, ALFRED, 612 North Highway Jackson, Minnesota l FEHL, HAROLD, 428 Hazen Ave., Ellwood City, Pennsylvania FIELD, JOE, Stephen, Minnesota A FIERO, CHARLES, 2422 Como Ave. W., St. Paul 8, Minnesota FISHER, MARY LOU, 4375 E. 32nd St. Court, Des Moines, Iowa FLEGAL, BERNARD, DuBois, Pennsylvania 108 GROSSOEHME, HOWARD, 1624 So. 32nd Ave.. Omaha. Nebraska GROSZ, DELORES. 1123 Third Ave., Moorhead. Minnesota HABERMAN, IRVING, 144 Breese Terrace, Madison, Wisconsin HAGER, CLARENCE, R.D. 1, Greene Co., Clarksville. Pennsylvania HAHN, ROBERT, R.D. 2. Greenwich. Ohio HAHN, SHIRLEY, R.F.D. 2, Greenwich, Ohio HALLOCK, CHARLES. 230 Naperville Rd., Westmont, Illinois HALLQUIST, ROBERT. 3116 E. 24th St.. lNIinneapolis, Minnesota HAMM. ALFRED. Rt. 2, DeWitt, Nebraska HARRIS, ,IACgUELINE, 1470 E. 118th St., Cleveland .Ohio HARRISON. J SEPH, 17 Cruikshank Ave., Toronto, Canada HAVENS, BEVERLY, Lyle, Minnesota HECKMAN, HARLEY. 1493 Reaney Ave.. St. Paul. Minnesota HELMKEN. CHARLES, Box 13. Murrysville, Pennsylvania HENRY. ROBERT. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada HILL, JUANITA, 517 Ballough Rd., Daytona Beach. Florida HILL, ARBIN, 517 Ballough Rd., Daytona Beach. Florida HORST, EDWARD, Stkyds. Sta. Rt. 1, Box 73. Denver, Colorado HORST, MARTHA, 616 E. Stanhope. Sydney. Montana HOSCH, HAROLD. 720 Bonnie Brite S. E.. Warren. Ohio HOWELL. GORDON. 132 Second Ave. E.. Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada HUBAKER, JOAN, 3043 Colby Dr.. Toledo, Ohio HUBBARD, STIRLING. 1378 W. Minnehaha, St. Paul. Minnesota HUBBARD. VIOLA. 1378 W. Minnehaha. St. Paul. Minnesota HUTCHINSON. ABBIE, 1286 Seminary. St. Paul, Minnesota IRISH. EMMAGEAN, R. 1, Edmore, Michigan JENSEN, GORDON, 5908 - 11th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota JENSEN, LEON, Tyler, Minnesota JENSEN, WAYNE, Mountain Lake, Minnesota JOHNS, ANNE, 2407 Duss Ave., Ambridge, Pennsylvania JOHNSON, CLINTON, 371 I lehart Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota JOHNSON, HELEN, Rt. 59, Iiox 211 E. Orlando, Florida I JOHNSON, JAMES, 2818 Cedar Ave. S., Minnea olis 7, Minnesota OHNSON, MARCELLA, 4857 Hutchinson St., Chicago 41, Illinois OHNSTON, HELEN M., Richey, Montana OHNSTON, MERRILYN, 309W N. Kendrick Glendive, Montana ONES, DAVID. 7123 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago 36, Illinois UNKER. WILBUR Mountain Lake, Minnesota KING. BETTY, 5316 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles, California KISSELL, JOSEPH, 803 Summit St., McKees ort, Pennsylvania KLEIN, RICHARD, 771 N. Pascal, St. Paul, Biinnesota KLEIN, LILLIAN, 771 N. Pascal, St. Paul, Minnesota KLEMPEL, ALICE, Lambert, Montana KLEMPEL. RUTH, Lambert, Montana KLINE. PETE. Splooner, Wisconsin KNOWLES, RIC ARD, Mahoning Loc., Hibbing, Minnesota KNUDSEN. PATRICIA. 1327 Monona St., Boone, Iowa KOBUS. ESTHER. Coleman. Wisconsin KOBUS. HANALEE.. Coleman. Wisconsin KOOY, EVANGELINE. Box 321, Orange City, Iowa KROH. LAIRD. 142 Poplar Dr., Pittsburgh 28. Pennsylvania LARSON. MARIE, 517 First St. S. W., Wadena. Minnesota LARSEN. RICHARD. 345 W. 9th, Fremont, Nebraska LARSON. EUNICE. Onamia, Minnesota LAUGHLIN. CLEON. 822 Butler St., Peoria, Illinois LEASTMAN. BRUCE, 1239 Hewelt St.. St. Paul. Minnesota I.EWIS, DOROTHY. 1555 Fairgrounds Rd., Salem, Oregon LEWIS, JANET. 210W S. Main St., Bryan, Ohio LEYH. VERNA MAE. Bertha, Minnesota LINDBURG. ALITA. Ronan. Montana LININGER, HOWARD. 226 West 20 St.. Erie, Pennsylvania LONGPRE. DOLORES. Watertown. Minnesota LUDWIGSON. RICHARD, 1457 Edmund Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota LUNDELL. KENNETH. Kennedy, Minnesota LUNDIN. MARIE. 3204 Elliot Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota LUNDMARK. RICHARD. 2800 Bryant Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minnesota MANLOVE. KATHRYN. Park Rapids. Minnesota MARTIN, RUBEN. 859 Fry St., St. Paul, Minnesota MARTIN. WALTER. 3704 - 41st Ave. So., Minneapolis. Minnesota McDANIEL. GEORGE. 122 Maple St., Franklin, Pennsylvania McDOWELL. NEIL, 497 Arthur Ave., Pontiac, Michigan MCFADDEN, ROSE. Fort Totten, North Dakota MCKOWN. NANCY. Maple Plain, Minnesota McKINZIE. MARIORIE. 1002 Duck St., Stillwater, Oklahoma McLAUGHLIN. RICHARD. 1300 Lowry N.. Minneapolis, Itfinnesota MEACHAM, THELMA, 3519 Shaw Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio MEISSNER, DORIS, Spooner, Wisconsin MELTZER. VERA. 1008 San Pablo Ave., E1 Cerrito, California MILLER, A. EDWARD, Wauneta, Nebraska SONG BOOKS CHORUS BOOKS TEXT BOOKS DICTIONARIES CHILDREN'S STORIES FLANNELGRAPH OBJECT LESSO BIBLES NS PLACOU ES STATIO NERY BOOK MARKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS BOOKS FOR CHURCH BOOKS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL Wine VI 'ACF l r-W' T-. ' 59 Q t E598 G TIKOOVNQS E l Siotxxr-'I 'TB the waimo- Q A 0 YWIOHSEV-Vs. 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PAUL 4, MINN. 109 tuclent Directory MILLER, EVELYN Malta, Montana MILLER, FREDERICK, Russell, Minnesota , , , MITCHELL, BETTY, 333 Lyndhurst Ave. Morgantown, West Vlrglnla MONREAN, HELEN, International Falls, Minnesota A MOREHOUSE, MARILYN, 130 West Fourth, Erie, Pennsylvania MORGAN, KENNETH, 371 Iglehart St., St. Paul, Minnesota MOURLAM, JOANN, Clarion, Iowa MOURLAM, RICHARD, Clarion, Iowa D I . MUELLER, MARILYN, 8537 N. Crawford, Skokie, Illlnols MUMMA BEVERLY, 1531 South 19, Lincoln, Nebraska NEEDHAM, PAUL, 1011 Ramsey, Hastings, Minnesota ' NELSON, ASVIN, 2411 Buchanan N. Ei, Minneapolis, Minnesota NELSON, JV EL, 141 W. Quincy St., Westmont, llinois NELSON. ALLACE, Clarissa, Minnesota A NEUMAN, ANNABELL, 523 Lakeshore Dr., Lake City, Minnesota NG, WILLIAM, 715 Sandusky St., Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania NIELSON, ELWOOD, 1210 Kendall Ct., Walnut Creek, California NINE, VIRGINIA. 1817 E. University, Des Moines, Iowa NYMAN, DELORIS. 4116 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota OLSON, BEVERLEY, 2226 Oakland, Minneapolis, Minnesota OLSEN GARY, 1018 E. 4th St., St. Paul, Minnesota ORD, DONALD, R.D. 3, Aliqnippn, Pennsylvania ORN, PHYLLIS, Turtle Lake, Wisconsin OWCZAREK, HARRY, Coleman, Wisconsin OWEN IVIARY, 178 Overlook Ave., Wadsworth Ohio PARKER, ADA 69 Gage Ave. N., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada PARTRIDGE, GLENNA, South Haven, Minnesota U PARTRIDGE, RONALD R.D. 5, Box 300, Warren, Ohio PATTERSON, EVA. 5026 Madison, Lincoln, Nebraska PATTERSON, LLOYD. R.D. 1, Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania PATTERSON. JOHN, 2182 King St. E., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada PAULSON. BETTY LOU. Foster. Nebraska PEARL, THERON, Box 307. Eagle. Michigan. PEAT, CAROLYN, R.D. 4, Irwin. Pennsylvania PEATEE, RACHEL. Weston, Ohio . PENDEl.L, RICHARD, 2495 Harrison Rd., Col. 4, Ohio PETERSON, BERNEDA. CIISIBF, Ohio PETERSON, FRED. 2218 So. 6th St.. Minneapolis, Minnesota PETERSON. LeeROY, Rt. 1, Fremont, Nebraska I . . PETERSON. NORMAN JR., 3225 Shore Acres, Madison, Wisconsin PORT, ALBERT, 14411 Wake Ave., San Leandre,.Californla PORTER, DOROTHY, 100l' Albert St., Lima, Ohio PURVIANCE. KAREN. Minbilrn, Iowa PURVIANCE. RODERICK. Minburn, Iowa RATTRAY, BARBARA. 1221 - 28th St.. Sioux City, Iowa REDIGER, NORMAN. 107 W. JeH'crson, Morton, Illinois REED, ROLLAND. 721 N. Waugh K Indiana RE1cH. AUDREY, Revilln, South Dakota REXILIUS, BETTY, 4200 No. 70, Lincoln, Nebraska- V RICE, LORRAINE. 3317 - 37th Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota RICHARDSON, MARY, Box 111, Wendell, N. C. RICHARDSON, VIRGINIA, 602 Winter St., Superior, Wisconsin . l RIGGENBACH, KENNETH, 117 So. Washington St., Westmont, 11115013 RITENOUR, JO ANN. Woman Lake Road, Hackensack, Minnesota RITTEL, ALVINA. Tripp, South Dakota ROBERTS, JAMES, 325 So. 28th, Lincoln, Nebraska l ROBINSON, KENNARD, 4804 Harvest Lane, Toledo. Ohio ROBINSON. MARILYN J.. 4804 Harvest Lane, Toledo, Ohio. ROLAND. JANET R.. 1916 Eleventh St., Altoona, Pennsylvania ROOT, ELAINE R., Wadena, Minn.. ROOT, ROSWELL l.,, Wadena, Mlnn. ROSS. WILLIAM H.. Cass Lake, Minnesota ' - ROWE. JOYCE C.. 531 Tusculum, Clnclnnatl 26, Ohio RUSTHOVEN, JAY. 6715 W. Roosevelt Rd., Berwyn. Ill. b SALTWICK. ELAINE C.. 1009 N. Central Ave., Duluth, Minnesota SAMPLE. MARY E.. 3142 Blaisdell Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota SCHLATTER. WILMA M., Beulah Beach, Ohio SCHLICHTING, ROSAIIE L., Ogallala. Nebraska SCHLICHTING, WALTER M.. Weatherford. Oklahoma SCHOENHALS. ALVIN. Box 841, Darroulzett, Texas SCHUTZ, ALENA L.. Boyceville, Wisconsin SCHUTZ, RUTH E., Boyceville, Wisconsin econcl emester ANDERSON, ARDYCE, Kennedy, Minnesota ANDERSON, DORTHY MAE, Box 131, Oconto Falls, Wisconsin ANDERSON, LESLIE JAMES, R.F.D. 4, Box 89, Grantsburg, Wisconsin BENNETT, RICHARD OMAR, Box 292, Walker, Minnesota BERGE, LAWRENCE RODNEY 1784 Walnut, St. Paul, Minnesota BLERCJRUD, GERALDINE MARIE, 5107 France Ave. N., Minneapolis 22. innesota BLEXRUD, GERALDINE MARIE, 5107 France Ave. N., Mpls. 22, Minn. BLICKENDERFER, WILBUR, Box 216 Holton Rd., Verona, Pennsylvania BRASK, ARLITH, Frederick, Wisconsin BYRNE, RICHARD, 2002 Pauline St., Ft. Wayne, Indiana DAHLBURG, PHIL, Barnum, Minnesota DYKEMAN, WAYNE, 337 West 6th St., Fremont, Nebraska EASTERLING, WILLIAM, 1903 N. 26th St.. Milwaukee, Wisconsin EASTERLING, MRS. WM., 1903 26th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin FISK, IRENE, Frederick, Wisconsin GROSS, LeROY, Bowdle, South Dakota GROSS, MRS. L., Bowdle, South Dakota GROSSMAN, MERLIN, 2612 Hampshire St., Minneapolis, Minnesota HECKMAN, MRS. HARLEY, 1493 Reaney Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota HENDERSON, DONALD B., 7430 Forest Pr. Drive, Chicago, Illinois SCHWAB, BETTY M., Rt. 2, Box 371 Albany, Oregon SCOTT, LORETTA I., 1509 Rebecca St. Sioux City, Iowa SHEPARD, BEULAH L. Pine River, Minn. SIBLEY, CHARLES A., lstnt 40s Watertown, Minnesota SIBLEY, WILLIAM W. Lester Prairie, Minnesota SIEVERT, GENE R., 222 - 9th St., Elyria, Ohio SILVEY, JOHN A., 851 Van Buren Ave., St. Paul 4, Minnesota SIMPSON, EILEEN M., 539 Crawford Ave., Windsor, Ontario SIMPSON, GORDON G., 539 Crawford Ave., Windsor, Ontario SKOR, SUE L., Wildrose, North Dakota SLAYTON, MAMIE MAY, 4334 McGee St., Kansas City, Missouri SLAYTON, WILFRED G., 4-334 McGee St., Kansas City, Missouri SLOCOMB, IVAN O., Beach, North Dakota SMID, MARCELYN J., Box 147, George, Iowa SPRINGER, JOANNE I., 5 Barnesdale Ave. S., Hamilton, Ontario STANLEY, CECIL W., Box 372 Hennin , Minnesota STERNEMAN, PAUL F., 1361 Englewoog Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota STITT, JERRY E., R.R. 8, Anderson, Ind. STOESZ, HAROLD, Butterfield, Minnesota STOMBAUGH, EVELYN E., 1300 Lowry Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn STOMBAUGH, MELVINI R., 1300 Lowry Ave. N., Minneapolis, Minn STORM, CLIFFORD W. Lambert, Montana sTRoHM, RUTH E., 1400 En lewnnd Ave., st. Pnnl 4, Minnesota SUMMERS, BETTY L. Merrillan, Wisconsin SUNDEEN, GAIL F., Cedar Falls, Iowa SUNDEEN, MARLIN J.,- R. 4, Lincoln, Nebraska SUTHERBY, CLARE N., R.R. 2, Bangor, Michigan SUTTON, SHIRLEY I., 16175, Monica, Detroit, Michigan SWANSON, GERALD M., 1056 Churchill, St. Paul, Minnesota SWANSON, HARLAN W., Monticello, Minnesota SWANSON, MARGARET M., 1361 Englewood, St. Paul, Minnesota SWANSON, WINFIELD E., 3161 Englewood, St. Paul, Minnesota SWARTZ, MARVEL GWEN SWARTZ, MARVIN H. SWENSON, MAVIS C., Backus Minnesota TALMAGE, REX D., Hines, Minnesota TEAL ETHEL D., 1007 - 7th St., International Falls, Minnesota THIESSEN, BETTY Ji, Lambert, Montana TILLEY, WILLIAM ., Rt. 2, Box 32, Onamia, Minnesota TOEWS. WILLARD, Mountain Lake, Minnesota TURNQEIUIST. VERNICE. Rt. 1, Box 422, Lake Worth, Florida ULRIC , EDWARD. 1226 Heinz Ave., Sharon, Pennsylvania URBAN, JOYCE, 4509 N. Highland Grove Downers, Illinois UTHOFF, ALLAN, 536 Seventh St. S. E., Mason City, Iowa VAN KEKERIX, JACOB. 498 E. Lynhurst VAN SCHOOTEN, ALVIN Princeton, Nebraska VOLSTAD. BARBARA, 306 Yellowstone, Billin s, Montana VOTH, DEAN M., 1011 N. 21st St. Sugnerior, PVisconsin VOTH, MARJORIE, 1011 N. 21st St., ugzrior, Wisconsin VOTH, VERNON, 371 Iglehart St. Paul, innesota WAGGONER, ROBERT, 824 Colfax St., Toledo 6, Ohio WAGONER. JACK, R.R. 5, Box 193, Danville, Illinois WALTERS, BLAIR, R.R. 1, Erie, Pennsylvania WALTER, ELI, Car enter, South Dakota WEAVER, HARRISON, 2101 Beverly Ave., Dayton, Ohio WEAVER, KENNETH, 2101 Beverly Ave., Dayton, Ohlo WEAVER, RALPH. 2101 Beverly Ave., Dayton, Ohio WEINZIERL, JAMES, 3142 Gardner, Berkley, Michigan WELDIN. CHARLES, Osage, Iowa WEST. DOROTHY, 232 W. Arthur St., Hicksville, Ohio WERNER. POLLY. 732 W. Fullerton, Chicago 14, Illinois WHITE. MILDRED. Menahga, Minnesota WIEBE, ERNA, Meade, Kansas WILLIAMS. DOROTHY. 6833 So. Carpenter St., Chicago 21, Illinoif WILLOUGHBY, M. ELEANOR, 745 Jefferson St. N. E., Mpls., Mil WINTER. 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Scholarly ACAUENIC STANDING full! ltttltllhd CLEAN LIVING faculty and students IMI HIGH Cllrlstlan PIIICIPLIS PROPER BALANCE Smit. Shorts, Culture, Sllrltuallfy Wrlte for FREE VI EWBO0 K YOU will llnd than QUALITIES and tho courses you want A, wi-In may n npr. oo UI Y L U II L'..T'.'.Xfff.S.LT.i 122 CONGRATULATIONS . . . From LIINII EQUIPMENT CII. Menominee, Michigan ARNOLD LONG, Proprietor HoIding Forth the Word ot Life Philippians 2:I6 CONGRATULATIONS AND THE LORD'S BLESSING TO THE CLASS OF l95l from THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Corner Fiffh and Harfman Slreels McKEESPORT, PA. MONTY BOYD, Pasfor clyve J hWKlI SERVICES . . . Wednesday, 7:45 P.M.-Mid-week Prayer and Praise- AIIe dl 9 SPE' Main Audilorium ea im Young People's Service .........,. ..... A Basemen+ ' Friday, 8:00 P.M. ..... ..... C o++age Prayer Service Salurday, 8:00lP.M. .... ..... M en's Prayer Service Sunday- 9:45 A.M. ..,.,.....,........... Sunday School I0:45 A.M.-Morning Worship ........ Aucliforium Junior Church ..........,..,....... Basemenl 6:45 P.M.-Young People's .,,..,...... Basemen+ 7:45 P.M. ........,.,,,...,. Evangelislic Service ALL ARE WELCOME CONGRATULATIONS We Welcome You +o Worship Wifh Us Sunday School ...,.,...............,... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ,... ..... l l:00 A.M. Young People's ,,... .4r.. , . , 6:30 P.M. Evening Service .,..,, , . ...r,., A A . 7:45 P.M. Daily Radio Broadcasli. .,..,. Monday 'l'hru Friday KEYD .. ..r, ,... M inneapolis-S+. Paul KPDO , .4.. Por+land, Oregon KSAN . . . . . San Francisco, Cal. KJAY ...,. ,......r... T opelza, Kansas CALVABY TEMPLE souus HARBOR Fif+h Avenue and Tenlh Slreef Sou1'h Minneapolis, Minnesola SOUl.'S HARBOR TELECAST . . . WEDNESDAY, l0:45 P. M. WTCN-TV - Channel Four Firsl in The Norlhwesl and One of 'lhe Firsl in 'rhe Nalion . . . 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We of the Western District consider it a privilege to be associated with the St. Paul Bible Institute. THE WESTERN DISTRICT THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 6910 SOUTH LOWE AVENUE, CHICAGO 21, ILLINOIS Cecil R. Thomas, Superintendent BEST WISHES FROM IMPSON ME ORIAL CHURC CHARLES AND FRY STREETS SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA COLVER MASON, Pastor BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I95I from PraH' 8: Lamberi' Birge I Paini' and Varnish Fine Wallpaperg CompIeTe CoIor Service for Any Job I WAGNER PAINT COMPANY ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CHURCH 66 WEST SEVENTH SAINT PAUL Larpenfeur and EusI'is S+ree+s REV. C. C. I-IAINLEN, Pasfor SERVICES Sunday School . . ....,,.. . . . ..,.. 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ..,,. ..,,. I I:0O A.M. Young People's Service ..,. 6:45 P.M. Evening Service ....,...... .... 7 :30 P.M. Bible S+udy, Wednesday ....,....,..,..., 7:30 P.M. 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