North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A row 1: m. dahlstrom, 1. holm, a. larson, a. adell, n. lindestrand b. anderson, g. benson, c. kline, f. mc reynolds, a. lun- dell, c. Johnson, e. carlson, r. badgley, d. gustafson, b. steen, j. norberg. row 2: m. carlson, b. sturdy, b. axelson, b. erickson, p. moxon, m. Johnson, m. mueller, d. Johnson, r. jacobson, h. John- son, v. shevchuk, b. tissell, d. noreen, s. froberg, g. lindfeldt. iow 3: j. dahlgren, 1. mcmillan, d. Johnson, j. anderson, w. adell, w. peterson, h. nelson, 1. olund, e. Johnson, d. ainlay, d. olson, 1. kent, j. sandberg, j. Johnson, t. martin, c. nelson. row 4: 1. maier, 1. young, a. ulner, c. berggren, c. Johnson, k. randall, r. magnuson, r. carlson, m. olson, d. Johnson, r. lysaker, p. Johnson, v. anderson, a. edstrom, a. peterson, t. beers, h. nelson, j. hawkinson. college choir director donald ohlsen this year ' s choir upheld and deep- ened an honored tradition at north park by again presenting the finest choral music as a challenge and an inspiring spiritual experience to all who heard them. the choir presented numerous con- certs throughout the year in and around Chicago, participating in a music fes- tival held in the moody memorial church on march 23, and giving their annual concert in rockford on march 30. a two-week tour of the west coast with concerts in minneapolis april 25, spokane the 27th, Seattle the 28th, ta- koma the 29th, portland the 30th, oak- land may 2nd, turlock the 3rd, kings- burg the 4th, los angeles the 5th, and denver the 8th, spread the fame of north park, and gave memories to the members of the choir that will always be cherished. the last full performance of the year, the climax to the choir, was pre- sented in orchestra hall on may 20, there leaving an indelible impression, as another year of christian choral his- tory closes at north park.

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student council the student council is the group that represents the students, presents their needs to the faculty and admin- istration, and arranges activities for the enjoyment of the student body, all of the activities of homecoming were taken over by the student council. remodeling the basement of Caro- line hall for a recreation room was an- other of their projects, the big event of the year, the college banquet, which was held on may 16 was also planned entirely by this organization, the all school roller skating parties and the fun-nights are some of the other un- dertakings of the council. j. erickson, 1. Johnson, p. j. larson, d. falk, a. skog. b. tissell, b. Johnson, m. berquist, s. erickson, a. skog, v. hultman. row 2: b. norman, a. larson, n. freeman, s. anderson, e. thomas, b. anderson, j. erickson, m. sandell, n. linde- strand, c. Johnson. row 3: d. olson, d. matheson, d. ialk, p. Johnson, j. king, j, Johnson, d. fohlin, a. hianik, r. peterson. row 4: p. larson, 1. Johnson, p. sparrman, a. edstrom, j aspegren, j, nelson, a. swanson, b. bankson, e. solie. 103

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college quartet the college quartette t hat toured the west coast during the summer of 51 traveled between Canada and mexico, a total of over thirteen thousand miles, they had the distinc- tion of being the only quartette ever to give a full concert in old faithful lodge in yellowstone national park. they traveled through the redwood country, the salt flats, the desert land, the corn belt, and the beautiful moun- tain area of the western part of our nation, leaving lasting memories in the minds of the quartette and leaving be- hind them a tribute to their god and their school. the choir combined with the fes- tival chorus and presented handel ' s messiah on december 17 and 18. the seven last words of christ by dubois were presented on palm Sunday, and the festival chorus participated in the annual music festival held on campus in the spring. standing: n. peterson, d. sturdy, e. Johnson, a. edstrom. seated: c. porter. festival chorus