Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1966 volume:

SPIRE BETHEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY 1966 Growth is tne only evidence of life. Looking back, looking forward, two glances encompassing a life of change, experience, disappointment, and joy. A small yet important part of this life time is spent at Bethel. It is a time when we are confronted with ideas and decisions, ideas and decisions which form a spiral for our glance ahead. This spiral can be seen from two per- spectives-either as a narrowing or as a broadening of our future. We see Bethel as the beginning of an ever broadening spiral which opens to a full and complete life. DEDICATION Continuous energy, radiating cheerfulness, Christian devotion and humility, genuine warmth and friendliness all depict the life of one we know and admire. Because these things are you, Keith Te-kautz, we dedicate to you SPIRE, 1966. 3 BETHEL GROWS MENTALLY Searching, pondering, attaining 4. CO'T'P.3 dev°t|C 6 BETHEL GROWS SPIRITUALLY Meditating, comprehending, manifesting. 6 7 CONSENTS ACADEMICS 10 STUDENT LIFE 3Sk ORGANIZATIONS 56 CLASSES SEMINARY ADVERTISING INDEX 10 ACADEMICS PRESIDENT President ond Mr . Lundquist. V w  C.% . VICE-PRESIDENTS AND DEANS Dr. Clifford E. Larson Vice-President and Dean of I he College Burton H. Wessman Vice-President and Business Affairs Webster C. Muck Dean of Students Effie V. Nelson Dean of Women Eugene Sprinkel Asst. Dean of Students Owen P. Halleen Asst. Dean of Students 13 CAMPUS PASTOR 14 PASTOR ALFRED GLENN Campus life which is Christ-centered needs a Christ-filled man to lead, challenge, console. and inspire. For the second year. Pastor Al Glenn has been doing this. As campus pastor, he is busy with all aspects of the Christian life on campus. Besides his worlc with chapel, religious committee. campus vespers, and Christian service, he spends time with individual stucents. The latter is the main factor in the effectiveness of Pastor Glenn’s position at Bethel. ADMINISTRATION Bursar Milford Carlson Registrar Paul R. Finlay Public Relations Lloyd Russell Comptroller Kenneth White Director of Publications Perry Hedborg and Director of Development Charles Ferguson. 15 The Art Department at 8ethel stresses the close relationship between contemporary art and evangelical Christianity, dispelling notions that this art is an agent of liberalism in Christianity. A 200-300% increase in enrol ment in a t courses indicates that more students are finding art an exciting means of self-expression. Not pictured: Eugene Johnson 16 Robert Nelson William Senter BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Mr. Russe l Johnson Hos been conducting a study for the U.S. Navy during the past year. This program concerned the plants of Southeast Asia as to their availability to be used as food. It is expected that studies will bo added to the Biological Science depart ment's curriculum on various plant life for the benefit of our prospective missionaries. Paul Christian Russel Johnson CHRISTIANITY Continually trying to adapt, updato and expand its curriculum, the Christianity department will be adding Dr. Arthur Lewis to its staff next yea'. This addition will allow teachers of Christianity to enter other classes for example, present the theological aspects of evolution to science students. Not pictured: Robert Mounce Walter Wessel 18 Alfred Glenn ENGLISH This year Bethel was co-host with Hamline University for the annuol William Faulkner English Major's Conference sponsored by the private colleges of Minnesota. The purposes of the Conference were to draw the English majors together for pleasure and the exchange of ideas. The main study this year was The Bear. The entire staff of the English department is now in various phases of Ph.D. programs. Not pictured: Wallace Nelson Jeannine Bohlmeyer Gerald Healy Rolland Hein Max James Betty Tutton Chris Weintz FOREIGN LANGUAGE Not pictured: Effio Nelson Jomos Jordan ( 1  Alta Jacobson Special methods courses in coordination with he education department have illuminated the horizons of the Language department. These coursos will help to meet the needs of the future elementary and secondary teachers. In addition, foreign students hove been utilized in giving contacts with the various languages to our students. HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Through history, man attempts to solve the problems of existence. The results of evaluating political systems collectively is invaluable. History is a record and interpretation of man's interaction with his fellowman. History is also a weekly quiz in Dr. Dolton's discussion groups! Roy C. Dalton Richard Franklin James Johnson James Jordan 21 MUSIC Robert Bergkund Gordon Howell The long term goal of the Vusic department is that of meeting the music needs of Conference and other churches in the area, impressing the importance of precision Christian music. The major need, that of instruments and materials, has been partially alleviated by the addition of seven pianos, supplementary music reference and new stereo record players. Garvin McGettrick Oliver Mcgck Clara Seecamp Julius Whitinger C. Howard Smith PHILOSOPHY Certainly no one who has lived through the past few years con grow to maturity without being disturbed by puzzles of an essentially philosophic hind. The projection of Christian and post-Christian God is dead theologies, the use of a post-Christian new ethics together with the oersistence of war for peace and the conflicting truth claims of the great thought systems of mank'nd is the subject matter of philosophical discourse. The defense for a srudy of philosophy lies in the fact that one must thinfc clearly about these matters. Roy Butler Robert Smith 23 PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND MATH New this ycor is the teaching of Physical Science ond Mathematics by o team of industrial scientists from the Inorganic Chemistry division of 3M. Because of this innovation. Bethel has more directly aligned its teaching with current trends employed in modern incuslry. Quentin Bohne Philip Carlson Howard Dinsmore 24 PHYSICAL EDUCATION With the goal of better physical fitness in mnd. the Physical fcdu-cation department has continued to cxparc and imo'ove its courses. In oddition, new extramural programs of hoclcey. soccer, and swimming have been prompted with the hope that these sports will develop into intercollegiate sports. Not pictured: Dariel Phelps Jean Anderson David Cox Gene Glader Owen Hallcon Marilyn Starr PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Tho Education department has incorporated the professional semester for secondary education majors. This program furnishes half a semester of off-campus study which providos a more realistic understanding of problems teachers will face. The Psychology department this year has employed a new experimental lab. that usos animals as a new learning device. Not pictured: Elliot Donnels Webster Muck 26 Royal Bloom Gary Collins Junet Runbeck Robert Underwood SOCIAL SCIENCES The department of Social Science, a member of the ' Council on Social Work Educe I ion related itself to current problems outside Bethel's com-munity when it became involved in Dr. Fahs research project dealing with the state's medical school. A new pamphlet on sociology and on honorary society—Pi Gamma Mu—have also emerged from the Sociology Department. Future hopes inc'udc a Bethel Research Center. Ivan J. Fahs David O. Moberg Claude Stipe SPEECH Not pictured: Dole Rott Q. T. Smith With the goal of better communication between men, in mind, the Speech department has expanded arc improved its curriculum. Teaching students to relate their Christian beliefs to the world around them through the medium of communication is another basic goal of Bethel's Speech deportment. The areas of debate and argumentation. drama, and radio and television provide the student with many opportunities to better himself for communication with fellow men. Calvin Mortensen LIBRARY He looted up from his text and saw her standing by the card catalogue. Even though there were seven others there, he ' new that she was the one. Yes, our library provides an atmosphere for the blossoming of true romance. Besides this obvious advantage, the library provides a place for study and research. 29 Carol Christensen Dalphy Fagerstrom Francis Milcsa Clara Seecamp Philip Van Dc Voorde SECRETARIES AND STAFF o ro Print Shop: Gory Quick. Lynne Petersen. Greg Libby Maintenance: Carl Hansen. Chuck Bacllund. Robert Kclshcw, Donald Klotke. Evert Larson. Glen Hayne. Coffee Shop: Morgarct Anderson. Mg .. Bernice Oberg. A ice Steen. Post Office: Ruth Wessman. 8arb Cornwall. Irvin Olson. Grace Danielson. eerntary: .indbolm. Dining Hall: Margaret Hayne. Dorothy King, Selma Sugg. Eunice Bliss. Alice Johnson. Mgr., Morgey Sardguist, Wayne Erickson. Lenore Sundberg. Marion Swanson 32 STUDENT LIFE 33 CAMPUS SIGHTS 34 WELCOME WEEK r 37 HOMECOMING 38 — 39 MUNCH MORRIS 40 NIK DAG Scheming to trap a man, calling him on the phone, waiting outside the classroom door, jumping him in the cafeteria—oil were signs that the Nik Dog had barked. Early in the year Bethel's women began tc plan and plot for the annual turn-about weekend. Counting money, trying to borrow a car and trying to get up enough courage to ask the special ore ore oil tr'ols the Bethel woman faces as she approaches the traditional reversal activities. 41 FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS 42 and we beheld His glory . . became the ninth annual Festival of Christmas. The program combined Music, Art, and Speech in a presentation of the glory of the Nativity. Two factors gave added dimension to this year's Festival. The number of participants included 30% of the student body arid the expanded technical facets of the event. The traditional story of the Nativity was brought to life through the united sharing of talents. 43 DR. FAUSTUS SNO DAZE PRINCESS — Sharon Jones 46 The weather man was reading the thoughts of Bethel students as they began to plan for Sno Daze. Snow and low temperatures accompanied Bethel's Winterlude ’ as a banquet at Becky's Chalet Buffet init'ated the weekend of winter activities. Sno Doze Princess Sharon Jones was crowned and given royalty for 196b. Other snow events continued on Saturday with hockey and basketball sparking spectator spirits. Saturday evening brought the end of a fun-filled weekend with a hootenanny and beard judging contest. 47 FOUNDERS’ WEEK The First Century Church In a Twentieth Century Word was a topic vibranty alive at Founders' Week. Highlighting the special sessions woro such renowned coders os Ralph Keiper, Robert Munger, ond Wilbur Smith. Calling forth a dynamic twentieth century church with a first century Pentacost and a personal committment to Jesus Christ, the speakers challenged evangelical Christians to open the shutters and let the fresh winds of the Spirit blow into His church. 4$ V, 49 CAMPUS REFLECTIONS 51 54 55 56 ORGANIZATIONS 57 SPIRE Editorial Staff: Paul Erickson Ellen Franzen Dave Frenchak Bob Monroe Carol Staples Staff: Joar Anderson Larry Baghurst Duane Gibson John Hopkins Liana Linder Pat Murphy Steve Roe Dick Schultz CO-EDITORS C. David Snyder and Kay Moir Ideas, inspirations and pondered thoughts culminated in this final expression. Photographers were notified to be available when ever needed. Deadlines arrived and passed, the midnight oil burning long in the little room on LL-3. Layouts, pictures, copy, advertisements and sporatic use of the circular file kept the staff moving. Patience, endurance, reminiscence, and giddiness were moods frequency felt by the staff os they labored long, d fficult hours. Hans Waldenstrom, Photographer 58 CLARION The Clarion endeavors to reflect the events of significance to the college student, both fo'eign and domestic: and it provides for student interaction with what he reads. With frequent deadlines the office is always busy: copywriters, typists. and an occasional oasser-by. EDITOR — John Halvorsen Clarion staff: John Halvorsen . . Jeff Loomis...... Anita Palm....... Hans Waldenstrom Sene Peterson ... Wallace Nelson .. Editor News Editor Feature Editor Photography Business Mgr. Advisor 59 COEVAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COEVAL Representing o combination of the visual and verbal arts, the Coeval is an expression of Bethel's interpretation of this union. Capable editors formulate Coeval from contributions of self-expression of Bethel's students. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Theso students share both their cultures and thoir personalities through their contributions to the campus and rheir con act with other Bethel students. The students this year come from countries spanning all parts’ of the globe. ART EDITOR Jud Nelson and CO-EDITOR Pheobo Notterlund Not pictured: COEDITOR Miriam Carlson. 60 WHO’S WHO James Keim William Madsen Pheobe Nettcrlund Jonelle Olson Dennis Port Michael Rynkiewich Wm. Swenson Roger Waldenstrom Cabot Dow John Hdlvqrsen Among students in American colleges and universities is made an annual listing o; those receiving extremely high recognition on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and contributions in school activities. Bethel students, outstanding in thoso aroas aro chosen by their classmates to bo included in this national publication. Terri Mounco Connie Oosterbaan Margaret Wessel STUDENT SENATE Secretariat: Karla Guston Lynda Burgess, Bonnie Carlson PRESIDENT WILLIAM MADSEN The Student Senate provides a link between the members of the student body and the faculty and administration, and maintains relations with other schools. The executive branch, comprised of the President. Vice President, Campus Coordinator, and Treasurer, coordinates all student activities planned by the Senate committees. Executive: Bill Madsen, Roger Waldenstrom, Jonel e Olson. Bert Hcop 62 STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Bill ledbcller, Noncy Jo Fredrickson, Stanley O'scn. James Hammer, Dick Schultz, John Halvorien and Bert Heep The legislative branch of the Student Senate makes po icy decisions that affect the student body, and is a breeding place for ideas that are potential issues. Cabot Dow Phil Linden Warren McMullen Mike Rynkiewich Dennis Wall Joan Anderson Richard Lawrence Vern Lewis Advisors: Roy Dolton Owen Halleen Dick Fo cen Kathie Harvey Ray Petersen Paul V. Johnson Terry Kuntz Ronald Stone John Taylor Jaci Clark Barbara Kredit Beverly Magnuson Steve Roe This committee consists of the chairmen of each of the other committees. It has the sole power to schedule student-sponsored on-campus activities. 63 COMMITTEES Advisor, Dalphy Fogcrstrom, Joan Anderson, Mildred StocLwell. Gail Ericsson, John Halverson. Dean Duenow. ACADEMIC This committee exists to serve as an intellectual stimulus to the student body through such activities as providing reading matorial for the student lounge a student academic journal, ar.d provoking discussion through films and book subsidies. ATHLETIC This committee is in charge of the selection of cheerleaders and provides trarsoortation to games. It olso sponsored five Co-Recs this year, and the onnual Koffe Kup game, a basketball game between the faculty and Student Senate. Scaled: Corlynn 8rcitholtf, Solly Cass. Miss Joon Anderson. Sending: Larry Baghurst. Ron Slone. Kon Smith, Tom Hulsl, Jim Hommor. CULTURAL This committee provides opportunities on campus for students to increase their interest in and appreciation of the fire arts. It also makes known to he students of any worthwhile off-campus cultural events. Scaled: Elaino Isonsoo. Pall! Wohler. Kathy Harvio. Jonathan L. Larson. Standing: Sian O son, Don Anderson. PUBLICITY This committee handles all publications of the Student Senate and its committees. It publicizes any event sponsored by these committees as well as the agenda for each Senate meeting. Seated: J. Brand. B. Bloom. C. Pede'ton. D. 8ucklew. J. Larson. Standing: P. Nelson. L. Room, T. BelsHc, G. Wilson. C. Scott. I. Mattson, W. Ledbetter, B. Ruschc. R. Holyer. K. Harvey. R. B'eedcn. C. Marcelis. S. Howard. SOCIAL This committee is responsible for providing some all-school social activities. In addition to the All-School picnic. Moods program, Sno-Doze weekend, the All-School Bonquct and various other yearly events, this year they undertook a very successful variety show and Tune Tangle. L nda McKelvy, Gail Erickson, Advisor M ss Marilyn Starr, Nancy Jo Fredrickson, Dawson McAllister. Roberta Anderson. Jeanne Andorscn. RELIGIOUS Among the religious committee's responsibilities is to initiate and sustain the Student Missionary Project. It also insures available Christian peri- odicols in the Student Center. An add'tion to its tasks this year was the beginning of Sunday Evening Vespers Service on campus, hailed by many as a significant step in strengthening campus spiritua unity. Ellon Fronzon, John Ccwan. Ron Bergman, Mace Slonuor, Adviior Poslor Glenn, Beverly Andcrion, Dic Schultr, Body Book. Barbara Elliff, Richard Lawrence. Urpiclurcd: Don Root. 65 DORM COUNCILS BODIEN Seated: Advijor Miss Effie Nelson. C. Meyer. G. Shunk. J. Musgrave. B. Carlton. L. Peterson. Standing: Mrs. -arson. Housemother, R. Phillips. L. Culver. B. Beek. J.-Younqquist. N. Gostofson. P. Anderson. 8. P.usche. H. Koof. Unpictured: G. Thompson. S. Dreeten. K. Fjeldhein. D. Palermo. Seated: Mi  Effie Nelson, D. Johnson. R. Ek, Mrs. Sorjeont. Housemother. S. Larson. C. Henry. Standing: S. Jacobson. J. Peterson. M. Kullberg. B. Brown. HAGSTROM IDAHO MANOR NancyJo Fredrickson. Gail Erickson. Koren L ndgren. Ellen Fransen. House parents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Clson. The Dorm Councils of Bodien and Hag-strom for women. Edgren fer men. and Idaho Manor for Junior and Senior women, work as independent units in providing and enforcing individual dormitory policies. However, all work together to provide inter-dorm fellowship via periodic socials and mixers. EDGREN P. Johnson, Mrs. Alta Holland. Housemother. D. Petersen, P. Johnson, R. Schult:. Advisor E. Sprinkcl. F. Ludwig. L. Franson, D. Rockford. R. Bcrgrran, D. King, L. Leonard. M. Watkins, R. Foldcn. Advisor O. Halleon. 66 BAND AND ORCHESTRA School spirit, o vital factor within Bethel's community is aided by our band, unoer the direction of Mr. Julius Whitirger. P o-viding a more cultural light for the studerts is the Bethel Orchestra. A highlight of the year was the concert presented by Bethol's Orchestra and the 3M Orchestra. i CHOIRS COLLEGE CHOIR Row I: F. Arderion, L. Ticnelrer. C. Lindorron. A. Kichordion. P. Wohlin. L. Erauer. C. edersen. K. Fieldheim. R. Toavj. M. Stockwoll, K. Hale. S. Jones, M. Thcejfeld, S. Budi h. Row 2: L. Lindgron. G. Jorgcrucn. C. Re d, S. Wilkinson, A. Erandson, N. Gordin. M. Mooro. M. Molino, M. Alien. M. J. Woods. F. Molmjtcn. C. Dotd. K. Kimball, L. Sundborg. K. Guston, S. Larson. Row 3: L. Schulf:. D. Martin. D. Port, A. Toavs. J. Magnuson. G. Olson. R. Swanson. R. Sheppard, N. Lilleberg, J. Splinter, J. Loemit, E. Willmington. G. Fairall. Row 4: J. Tuttle. L. Hook. D. Anderfcn, P. Johnson, A. Hawker. R. Johnson, 8. Lcafblod. J. Finke. J. Halvorsen, J. P. Larson. M. BoMer. J. L. Larson. J. Loomis. A. Heep. K. Matson Tho Women's Choir under the direction of Julius Whittinger presented their concert tour through the upper midwestern states during a twelve day semester break. Or. and Mrs. Collins were the:r lour chaperones. This year something new has been added. The girls had attractive smart-looking dresses sewn for this years concerts. The College Choir, directed by Dr. Robert 3erglund toured the East Coast over Easter vacation. They were accompanied by a nine piece string group. In addition to their sacred concerts, they gave a sacred-secular concert in the fall. For six weeks this summer, the men of the Male Chorus, under the direction of C. Howard Smith will present a concert tour through eight countries of Europe. The highlight experience for the men s year in music will, of course, be this tour. Much preparation must be done musically and spiritually oefere this tour can be undertaken. 68 WOMEN’S CHOIR Front Row: N. Gustafton. M. Andersen C. Ma-cellus, J. Kowal It S. Howard. N. Schmiess. M. Huntley. K. Ask. N. Shephard. J. Brand, S. Lewis, B. Olson, J. FJeldheim. Row 2: C. Schultz, L. Peterson, J. Youngquist, K. Paul, K. Kanne, N. Konncrcd, J. Austin, G. Henry,. L. Paulson, M. Kullberg, C. Simkins. L. Goffin, Row 3: J. Millor. A. Racer. T. Rogers. B. Beki. K. Thompson. A. Anderson, P. Anderson, R. Polm, M. Fratiko, K. Dch. C. Henry, R. Lindomen, Row 4: J. Pearson, C. Michclsoo, M. Erckson, C. Dyess, R. Sovorin, R. Phil ips. K. Swanson. J. 8urgeson, K. Johnson, K. Ostrom, J. Erickson. C. Erickson. MALE CHORUS Front Row: B. Lindman, D. Mussor, J. Hammer, J. Co-wan, 0. Rockford. D. Nydcggor, J. Harrison, A. Ho to, K. Gauorko, Row 2: D. Ahlquist, 0. Dahlberg. R. Stone, S. Wilson, R. Welch D. King, J. Peterson, G. Wickljnd, L. Rekstod. 0. Gilmore. Row 3: H. Waldenstrom C. Peterson. 0. Nordoll, P. Erickson, T. Olson. T. Corno I. 0. Skogljnd, L. t olondor. J. Hopkins. C. Paront, Row 4: 0. Nolson, J. Allen, D. Runicn. M, Sullivan, S. Thompson, R. Peterson. K. Smith, S. McGraw, D. Carlson. M. Wotkirs, D. Snyder. 69 DRAMA AND DEBATE Daryl 8crg. Janet Applcquijt. Vir.ee Bloom. Connie Oosterboam, Mary Ruetten and Mr. Dale Rott. Advisor. DRAMA The Drama club finds this form of art a way of enchanting life's experiences and as effective media of proclaiming the Gospel. They oresented one major production per semester. Among their productions were ' Dr. Faustus . New Talents, Conquest in Burma'.' as prosontod in the Twin Cities. In the spring another group toured southern California presenting their message through drama. DEBATE This year's Bethel Debate Squad included twonty students. Unlike other sports, debaters are not divided into conferences according to school size. Bethel, nevertheless, has won trophies for oral interpretation, after-dinner speaking and debating against such schools as the U. of Minneso a. Michigan State U-. Northwestern University, and the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. Seated: E. Jaclscn C. Dolton. S. Lorson, K. Harvey. J. Stephens. T. Danielson. Standing: C. Swenson D. Smith. P. O. Johnson. T. V illiamt. J. 3«iller. D. Nydaggor. Mr. Calvin Mor-omoi. “k TT LANGUAGES The Spanish Club provides ways of acquainting the students with the Spanish culture, the cultural and so cial experiences with the Spanish language and a better understanding of Spanish speaking oeople in many countries. CDAKIICU J. Harmon. G. Erictson. S. Bolet. president, not pictjred: 1 B. Kennedy. P. Anderson end advisor Miss Ryberg. The French Club’s purpose is to stimulate interest in he French langauge. literature, history, culture and people. This gives an opportunity for students to communicate in the French language. A special emphasis is put on missionary work in the F'ench speaking countries of Africa. GERMAN FRENCH Susan Conway. David Eaton Miss Nelson, advisor, V. Nelson R. Folden, D. Gross. P. Fleming and J. Larson. The German Club - centers interest in Gorman music and art. At Christmas timo, the halls echoed with the famiiar carols sung in German such as O Tan-nenbaum. Still© nacht. and Klingeling. S.N.E.A., M.E.N.C., AND Y.G.O.P. SKI C A 0. Gustofson. P. Fleming, president. Dr. Runbeck, ocvisor. S. • Jocobson and B. Anderson. Student National Education Association—is affiliated with tne N.E-A. This is another opportunity for a prospective Christian teacher to improve his understanding of the task of educating and its contemporary issues. Music Educators National Conference—speaks for those teaching music in the schools. The monthly meetings attended by a I students in the music education program, includes insights into elonentary and secondary teaching, tips on instrument purchasing and interesting discussions on issues and theories of music education. Young Republicans—provides for members an opportunity to learn about the organization and activities of a political party by participating in some of those activities. The Bethel c!ub is a member of he Minnesota Federation of College Republican Clubs. Afi EZ Kl D. Anderson, president. K. Hole. D. Rockford, not pictured: C. IVI.C.l'M.t,. Pedersen. D G. Peterson. R. Ivonce. G. von RothkircH, V. We'Is ond P. O. Johrior. 1 72 PHILOSOPHY AND ALPHA THETA PSI PHILOSOPHY James Keiro, Doan Duenow. The Greok letters chosen for Bethel's Psychology club do much lo explain the purpose of the club here on campus. Alpha— for men, Theta—for God, and Psi for psychology: Mari relating to God through psychology. The club tries to give the student a chance to come face to face with the om-phasis of psychology today applying to the Christian arc how he can better understand himsel; and others. Roger Evans. Dr. Collins—Advisor. Mary Johnson. S-ierla Dreesen George Horvey. Dennis Wall. ALPHA THETA PSI In this group are those who seek to know answers to such issues as truth anc validity, the meaning of the world, existence of the mind, and Gcd as a supplement to their classroom mee ings. B.W.A. AND CANADIAN CLUB Soatcd: Gail Erickson. Phyllis Nelson, President, Miss Effie Nelson, advisor. Kathy Fjoldhoim, Nancy Dean. Andrea Richardson. Phyllis Credit. Anne Abrahamson. not pictured: Kay Moir. B.W.A. This organization brings together all the Bethel women in a spirit of friendship. Each freshman girl is given a big sis . Early in the fall the Big and Little Sis Banquet is held to help the girls, become acquainted. In the spr'ng a commencement tea is he'd to give recognition to the women graduates. CANADIAN CLUB Although not cons dered foreigners by their American friends. Canadians have customs and holidays which are unique to them os a nation, and their experiences in the Canadian Club enable them to strengthen these ties. No doubt the most puolicized event sponsored by this club is the celebrating of Canadian Thanksgiving. John Raslc. Leslie Stevenson. Harvey Zink. CHRISTIAN SERVICES This group of men and women were selected from the student body to .assist specific missionaries of Guatemala, Mexico Alaska. New York City and upper Minnesota. This was to help them gain an insight to the missionary's way of life in working with the nationals. Their work varied from shopping and cooking to giving medical assistance, finding background material foi translation or camp directing. Having returned to the campus, they individually reported their experiences in chapel to the student body. STUDENT MISSIONARIES 5. Larson. M. Stccxwell. P. Nelson. R. SVolderstrom. R. Putnam. S. West and 6. West. Not Pictured: B. Johnson. DDE CPM B«ft Hcep. Richard Lawrence Not picturod: Paul ' JEIVI Good mo n. Jim Carlson. The purpose of V .M.F. is to foster interest in missions for both future missionaries and concerned laymen. Missionary speakers present the various aspects of service. Annually W.M.F. sponsors the International Dinner which provides an opportunity for Bethel students to become acquainted with students from around the world. Organized by college men who realize the vitality of the ministry as an integral part of present society, the P-e-Sem club enables those fellas to further their mutual interest through monthly meetings with one another, usualy having a seminary student as their speaker. A hA E Millie Stockwoll. Richord Putnam Miriam • • • Mantilla, Cindy Moyorj, Stanley Aulcma. Max Jemos. Not Pictured: Martha Gimmol. 76 ATHLETICS LL FOOTBALL Row I: E. Stone. P. Erickson. B. Armstrong. J. Brand. D. Putnam. 0. Gchrko. cocaptain M. Rynkiewich. co-captain D. Land. B. Baffa, 0. Martin.' B. Sundqcist. J. Duddlcston, D. Kobiolush. B. Co . Row 2: coach S. Luckman. head coach 0. Cox. manager B. McDonald, trainer J. V ahlstrom. A. Selonc'or. 8. Nolin R. Harris, D. Heido, R. Thie . J. Benson, D. Anderson. F. Thorno. J. Hcopar, W. Bostrum J. Lind. J. Norman. D. Huntley, coach S. Miller, coach V. 8!oom. Row 3: B. Englund. D. Pea-son, J. Carmean. W. Wilson. J. Lindberg, D. Brace. D. Olson. B. Olson. L. Peterson. D. Lundbcrg. D. Norman. R. MeCulley. V. Ekbom. C. Carmean. D. Moss, manager S. Huffman. FOOTBALL SCORES BETHEL .......... 6 BETHEL ......... 12 BETHEL ......... 15 BETHEL .......... 7 BETHEL ......... 15 BETHEL ......... 13 BETHEL ......... 38 BETHEL .......... 7 Hamline ............... 8 Sioux Falls............ 6 Lakeland ............. 27 Northland ............ 13 U. of M., Morris ... 0 Wostma- .............. 13 Jamestown ............. 7 General Beadle ........26 78 Faced with many vacancies left by graduation. Coach Cox made his head-coaching debut by piloting his team through a season of gradual but continuous improvement, culminating perhaps ir a hard-fought 13-13 tie with Westmar, and finishing the season with a 3-4-1 record. Quarterback Bob Nolin ranked 21st in total offense ard was named a starting back cn the District 13 NAIA all-star team. Lauded by Coach Cox was the Royals' pass defense which was 9th best in the NAIA. According to Cox the most encouraging aspect of the 1965 sea-sen was the overall improvement of the squad. In the voting, 17 members recoived votes. 79 On the bottom . . . Milo Rynli«v ieh, t ojt Aggrcwivc, I96S Too invall to p'-: GIVE ME A B ... B 80 jraph . . . Jim B'and, 3©if Dofonjivo Playof. 1965 Don Land .. MVP. 1965 81 CROSS COUNTRY Cooch Gone Glodor, Leon Anderson. 8ob Chryi . Dick Olion. Stove Roc. Norm Kern. Inexperience checked good intentions this year as 8ethel turned in one of its more unimp-essive records in recent years. However. optimistic prospects for the next two or three years tempered the discouragement as frosh and sophomores constituted the entire team. Freshman Dick Olson was voted Most Valuable and also co-captain with sophomore Leon Anderson. Olson broke several records in leading his fellow-runners in nine of the ten meets. GIVE ME AN E . . . E Moj Improved— Norm Kern and Leon Andenon St. Olef............. 18 BETHEL .............. 43 Benvdji St. Var.....23 BETHEL .............. 51 Bcmidj! St. Fro.....63 K-'acalestcr ........ 18 Augsburg ............ 46 BETHEL .............. 66 River Fells ......... 18 BETHEL .............. 45 Winona ............. 16 BETIIEL ............ 58 St. John's.......... 60 Bemidji St...........26 River Falls ........ 33 BETHEL ............. 63 BETHEL ............. 20 St. Paul BC......... 38 Lacrosse ........... 20 BETHEL ............. 43 83 BASKETBALL Row I: Hcod Ccaeh Jerry Healy, Dave Bjorkluid. Roy Peterson, 8ob Nclin, Douq Kelly, Cabot Dow. John Bjorklund. Row 2: Manoger Jerry Wobtrcm, To-n Hagen. George Harvey, Ron Podorton, George Palke. Orlyn Ljrdborg, Jerry Moulton. Coach Lee Baiuniemi. Coach Jerry Healy's 1965-66 edition of the Bethel Roya s proved interesting and encouraging en route to a 12-8 season record. After losing five of its first nine tilts, the Royal and Gold stormed back to cap eight of the last e even. Highlighted during the season was tho ploy of co-caplain Jerry Moulton and Dave Bjorklund and Frosh Ron Pederson. Moulton cracked the 1000 point mark via capturing second pace among career high Bethel scorers. Bjorklund provided steady leadership and shooting all year. Pederson, 6'5 , sported a near 21 po'nt average and in addition broke the Royals' single season rebounding record. I sold, 'Lot’s Proctico'. Northwestern of Iowa . . 56 Bethel .... 57 River Falls 75 Bethel .... 67 Sioux Falls . 77 Bethel .... 74 St. Paul Bible College .. 45 Bethel .... 79 St. Thomos . 84 Bethel .... 41 Winona State 83 Bethel .... 93 Sioux Falls . 88 Bethel .... 79 U. o? Minnesota, Morris 84 Bethel .... 82 Wahpeton . 71 Bethel .... 82 Lakeland 102 Bethel .... 93 Fau Claire . 84 Behtel .... NO Northland 79 Bethel .... 94 Northwestern of Iowa . . 68 Bethel 51 St. Paul Bible College .. 56 Bethel .... 92 Bueno Vista . 84 Bethel .... 85 U. of Minnesota, Morris 83 Bothel .... 89 River Falls . 81 Bethel .... 78 Valley City 78 Bethel .... 82 Northland . 75 Bethel .... 112 Ellendale 86 Bethel .... 100 85 GIVE ME A T ... T B SQUAD Coach Lee Boiuniemi. David C. Anderson. Timothy Doniels. Gregg Johnson. Craig Peterson. Duane Perkins. David Mou ton. David Livingston. Thomas Hulsf. Al Selander. A promising and productive freshman team put together a very impressive record and created hopes for more winning seasons for head-coach Healy. Several of the fellas saw first team action which will prove invaluabe in their successive experiences in basketball. WRESTLING Standing: Brcco Hawkensor.. PojI Anderson. Bruce Armstrong. Leroy Nelson. Coach Don Phelps. Kneeling: Dan Wilson, Stephen Pearson, Dorn's Nyholm, Curtis Johnson, Ron Harris. After a strong start, the Royal grapplers lost the majority of the second half of the season as they were plagued by injury and ineligibility. Despite this weak finish, the team was marked with individual improvement. Lauded highly for his exceptional improvement by Coach Dan Phelps was Bruce Armstrong. Regaining consistency could produce a bottor season rext year. GIVE ME AN H ... H 88 Bethel ..................... 31 St. Paul B.C................ 5 Bethel .................. 14 St. Thomas .............. 19 Bethel ..................... 17 River Falls................. 14 Bethel ................. 33 Northland ............... 6 Bethel ..................... 16 Augsburg .................. 23 Bethel .................. 18 Macalaster............... 16 Bethel .................... 28 Concordia .................. 13 Bethel .................. 15 St. Johns................ 21 Bethel ..................... 13 St. Thomas................. 23 Bethel .................. 31 Concordia................ II Bethel ..................... 10 River Falls ............... 23 Bethel .................. 15 U of M. Morris......... 22 Bethel ..................... 3 St. Olaf .................. 26 Bethel ................. 22 Pillsbury ............... 20 Bethel ..................... 16 St. Paul B.C................ 18 89 90 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Jean Anderson, 8a-fcara Lindman, Marilyn Edgar. Bern Anderson, Janice Marlall, Morlys Manlcll, LaVonnc Kohler. Mgr. Donna Saline. Front: Charlotte Rehnke. Sandra Spurgeon, Jane Berqesson. Marcia Roith, Marjorie Rubow, Cynthia Karlsscn, Karen Sieinle. Northwestern .. 31 Bethel .... 42 Fairview Nurses .. .. 34 Bethel . ... .... 26 S.P.B.C .. 15 Bethol .... .... 33 Augsburg .. 45 Bethel .... .... 34 Spring Arbor .. 7 Bethel .... .... 22 Toylor .. II Bethel .... .... 38 Concordia .. 17 Bethel .... .... 33 Winona .. 31 Bethel .... .... 12 Pillsbury .. 10 Bethel .... .... 29 Foirview Nurses ... .. 24 Bethel .... .... 39 S.P.B.C . . 24 Bethel .... .... 38 Augsburg .. 53 Bethel .... .... 33 Gustevus Adolphus .. 29 Bethel .... .... 27 HOCKEY Back Row: Ken Rut;. Jim Friborg. Wade Blohosli, Barry Johnson, Jan Pitman. Doua Ghord. John Newstrond. Don Bcstor. Front Row: Paul Erickson, Vinco Bloom. Craig Kronholm. Carl Smith. Dave Ghorke. Nalion Otto. Larry Shultz. After four frustrating years, hockey has entered the sport scene at Bethel. Despite cold weather and lack of funds, a nucleus of hardy Canadians served as recruiters as practice got under way in Docomber. Willing to do bottle with any and all comers, the Colts' scrimmaged Washington High School, who served as a stepping stone for their Sno-Daze defeat of St. Olaf. 4-3. Hopes are arising for a varsity squad next year. GIVE ME AN E . . .E CHEERLEADERS B CLUB B-Club functions primarily as a service organization. Tho lottormon assumed their annual roles as sponsors of the bloodmobile and ushors at campus events. Fundraising was accomplished by concession sales and a very successful slave sale. 6 GOLF Standing: Jim Spurgaon. Uoyd Otfcrborg Knaaling: Dav M. Andarton. Calvin Harfjt Not pictured: Dave Livingston. Jorry Lommis Rick Petorson TOURNAMENT RESULTS Rivor Falls . .. Cougar Inv. . St. Cloud ... River Falls — Northland Inv. won Bethol . ... lost won Bethel . .. lost won Bethel . .. lost lost Bethel . . . won lost Bethel . .. won A small but enthusiastic group of fellows has made a Bethel golf team a reality this year. Four of these players who contributed much to the team, have earned letters for their outstanding work. They are Dave Livingston. Lloyd Osterberg, Rick Peterson, and Jim Spurgeon. GIVE ME AN L . . . L BASEBALL Standing: Coach Davo Co . Bill Englund. Bob Craft, Al Solandor, Davo C. Andorson, Terry Krnfcr. Doug Kelly. Cabot Dow. John Delich. Doug Andorson. Tom Cornoil. Managor Jorry Wahfjtrom. Knocling: Terry Muck. Dornij Williamt. Barney Co . Bob Nolin, John Dickau. George Harvey, Jerry Moulton. Paul Nelson. Orlyn Lurdborg. Dan Grow. BETHEL! The Bethel Baseball Royals combined seasoned veterans with exciting newcomers enroute to a rospectable 12-8 record. While the won-lost record did not score tho heights of the previous two seasons Coach Cox said the team played higher caliber opposition exemplified by tho Spring Road Trip to Kentucky and Tennessee. John Dickau. captain, teamed with oxplosivo Freshman Terry Muck to form a fine keystone combination and wore voted Co-Most Valuablo Players. Muck hit .297 leading the team with 20 RBI's, while Dickau hit .293. Closely following Muck was Barney Cox and 19 RBI's, who led the team with a .305 average and no errors. Juniors Doug Kelly and Bob Nolin led the base on balls and stolen bases with 17 and 13 respectively. Four-year veteran Jerry Moulton and Sophomore Dan Gross corried the brunt of tho load in tho pitching department. Gross hurled bO' j innings, and Moulton 48 3 innings. Moulton wound up a fine diamond career at Bethel by posting a 1.41 ERA. 98 First Gamo Second Game First Game Second Game Upper Iowa .. 9 5 Bethel ... 2 2 Austin ..12 13 Bethel ... 3 1 Lincoln Memorial .. .. 4 9 Bethol ... 1 Concordia .. 0 1 Bethel ... 9 4 Morris .. 3 1 Bethel ... 0 9 River Falls .. 7 2 Bethel ... 8 13 Mankato .. 0 II Bethel ... 4 2 Stout .. 3 1 Bethel ... 7 0 La Crosse .. 8 Bethel ... ; 12 Northland .. 2 0 Bethel ... 4 4 9 TENNIS Ron Sleiior. John Togenfaldt, Sene Peterson, Bill Peterson, Craig Anderson. Tom Hulst. Ed Carlson, captain his junior and senior years, was this year's undefeated tennis coach. Prospects for the year were excellent. Bill Peterson, undefeated last year continued his perfect record. The scoring of the ir dividua!s on the team was something to be proud of. Bill Potorson won 13 and lost 0. Tom Hulst won 9 lost 4, Gene Peterson won 10 lost 3, Craig Anderson won 9 lost 2, John Tcgonfcldt won 7 lost 3. and Ron Sleitor won 11 and lost 0. SCORES River Falls .. 0 0 Bethel .... 6 9 Hamline .. 6 2 Bethel .... 3 7 Morris .. 1 0 Bethel .... 8 9 Stout .. 2 2 Bethel .... 7 7 Augsbcrg .. 3 Bethel .... 6 LaCrosse .. 4 Bethel .... 3 Northland .. 2 Bethel .... 4 INVITATIONALS Bemidji .. 4 Bethel .... 1 Northland .. 1 Bethel ....13 Totals 27 83 BETHEL!! TRACK Standing: Managor Norm Korn, Dovo Bjorkland, Bill Molyon, Craig Cormoon Ron Podorion. Andy Lehman. Dove Pearior, Dave Dahlborg, Coach Gono Glador. Knooling: Jim Hammor, Bob McDonald, Dove Norman, Tim Williams. Ron Bergman. Oliver Skurdehl, Davo Most. Bethel . 35 Northland . 18 Stout . 73 Bethel . 62 Buena Vista . 74 Bethel • 3l' 2 Peru State .1041 2 Bethol . 78 Kansas Wesleyan . . 67 Bethel . 84 Bethel of Kansas . . 52 Bethel . 81 Midland . 63 Bethel . 83 Northwestern of Iowa . 47 Bethel Relays Bethel .... 54 Gustavus ....49 St. John ....46 Concordia ....45 Augsburg ....32 Hamlin ....26 Bethel ....76 St. Thomas ....38 Hamline ....37 Bethel Invitational Bethel ..............116 Northland ........... 49 Hamlino ............. 48 Concordia ........... 23 Pillsbury ........... 19 Northland Invitational Bethel ..............104 Northland ........... 45 Du'uth .............. 35 Lakehead ............ 30 Superior............. 30 Gogeoic .............. 7 NAIA District Championship St. Cloud ............88 Bethel ...............76 Bemidji ..............27 Macalostor ...........24 St. Thomas ...........22 Concordia ............ 5 Hamline............... 5 Augsburg ............. 4 For the Bethel track teem. 1966 was a ban-ner year. Led by versatile Jim Hammer who pilod up the astronomical total of 20l 2 points, the thinclads made a fine showing on the won-lost ledger besides shattering numerous records. Heading the record shattering barrage. Jim Hammer posted now marks in broad and triple jumps with leaps of 22‘4 4M and 42'6 respectively. He was a member of the record-setting 880 and 440 yard relay teams which enterod tho books by recording fine times of 0:43.5 and 1:32.1. Andy Lehman and Bill Melyon shattered the 120 high hurdlos rocord with BETHEL!!! times of 15.5. and Lehman's mark of 58.3 in the 440 Intermediate Hurdles was also a new record. Along with Dave 8jorlclar d. Malyon and Leh-man also chalked up anothor record with a 41.8 clocking in the 360 low hurdles shuttle relay. Other new marks included Bob McDonald’s javelin toss of 159 8 . Ron Bergman's 13’ po!e vault, and a 6' leap in the high jump by Dave Pearson. Though not setting any records, steady performer Dave Norman was the only one of three trackmen to crack the century mark in points. Season highlights included overwhelming victories in the Bothol and Northland Invitational, and a 2nd place finish in the NAIA District 13 meet. Top thrill of the year was a hard fought victory over 5 Ml AC schools in the Bothel Relays. For the tracksters 1966 is a year to remembor. 1C CLASSES I( CLASS BANQUETS FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR-SENIOR 106 10 ALL SCHOOL 108 PREPARATION 10 CONSUMMATION DEPARTURE J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don Land. Treasurer, Joe Marcea, Vice President. Linda Mckolvy, Secretary John Larsen, President SENIORS Anne Abrahamson Brockton. Mass. Elementary Ed. Donald Anderson Blaine, Wash. Music Ed. Fern Anderson Rockford, III. Sociology Jean M. Anderson St. Paul, Minn. Sociology Jean S. Anderson Norway, Micb. English Judith Anderson Bremerton, Wash. Anthropology Judith Appel Sister Bay, Wise. Social Sciences Stanley Aukema St. Paul, Minn. Anthropology Robert Baffa Chicago, III. Sociology David Beek George, Iowa Political Science Joyce Bergstrom Barnum, Minn. Elementary Ed. Mary Ann Black Spencer, Iowa Elementary Ed. 114 Vincent Bloom St. Paul, Minn. Speech Samuel Bolet Santurce, P. Rico Psychology James Brand Iron Mt., Mich. History Gene Brunzell Evergreen, III. Social Science Gary Buer Lockport, III. History Miriam Carlson St. Paul, Minn. English Bruce Carman Mpls., Minn. Natural Science Ruth Chan Hong Kong, B.C.C. English Gerald Christensen Luck, Wise. Anthropology Nancy Dean St. Paul, Minn. Christianity John Dickau Bakersfield, Calif. Sociology Robert Drake St. Paul, Minn. Philosophy 115 Sharon Drake St. Paul, Minn. Art Sherla Dreesen Sibley, Iowa Sociology Dean Duenow Excelsior, Minn. Sociology Carol Erickson Dolton, III. Elementary Ed. Dennis Erickson St. Paul, Minn. Political Science Marjorie Erickson Neenah, Wise. Psychology Roger Evans Rockford, III. Psychology Dwight Ferris Decatur, III. Math Patricia Fleming St. Paul, Minn. Biology Ellen Franzcn Chicago, III. Elementary Ed. Nancy Jo Fredrickson Seattle, Wash. Elementary Ed. Richard Fredrickson Fxcelsior, Minn. Biology 116 Amiec Frenchak St. Paul, Minn. Elementary Ed. Kenneth Gauerke Abbotsford, Wise. Psychology Judith Gause St. Paul, Minn. Elementary Ed. David Gehrke Mpls., Minn. Art Martha Gemmel Glenview, III. Anthropology Duane Gibson Chicago, III. Pre-Social Work Dennis Gustafson Wauwatosa. Wise. Biology Karla Guston St. Paul, Minn. English George Harvey Gurnee, III. Psychology Albert Heep Hillside, III. History Etta Heikes Mora, Minn. Psychology Glenda Henry Hawardcn, Iowa Elementary Ed. 117 Larry Houle Grove City, Minn. Political Science Louis Husmann Villard, Minn. Elementary Ed. Stanley Hustad Marshalltown, lov a History Patricia Jaynes St. Paul, Minn. English Curtis Johnson Chicago. II!. Art Mary Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Sociology Peter Johnson Grantsburg, Wise. Natural Science Sharon Johnson Ellsworth, Wise. Psycho ogy Charles Jordan Savanna. III. Psychology Glenda Jorgensen Sioux Falls, So. Dak. Music Ed. Karen Kanne Waseca, Minn. English Lindon Karo V ayzata, Minn. Psychology Christianity 118 Susan Kattas Bovcy, Minn. Art James Keim Des Moines, Iowa Christianity Verla Klassen St. Paul, Minn. Elementary Ed. Rosalyn Klein Salem, So. Dak. Elementary Ed. Keith Kraakevik Fertile, Iowa Math Phyllis Kredit St. Paul. Minn. Elementary Ed. Craig Kronholm St. Paul, Minn. Psychology Marcia Kronholm St. Paul, Minn. English James Larsen Grand Maris, Minn. Psychology John Larsen Okla. City, Okla. Psychology Phyllis Larson Blocmincton, Minn. Art Sharon Larson Long Prairie, Minn. Elementary Ed. 119 Richard Lawrence Powers Lk., No. Dak. Psychology Lantz Leonard Willmar, Minn. Psychology Vernon Lewis Forest City, Iowa Psychology Judith Lindberg Chicago, III. Elementary Ed. Robert Lindman Pillager, Minn. Math Lucile Livingston Wash.. D. C. 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History David Sochan Marshfield, Wise. Math David Sprague Ossee, Minn. English Sharon Strand Elk River, Minn. Elementary Ed. Michael Sullivan Art Donna Swanson Minneapolis, Minn. Music Ed. 124 William Swenson Escanaba, Mich. Social Science Alice Tegenfeldt Rangoon, Burma Social Science Gloria Thompson Whittier. Calif. Sociology Richard Thompson St. Paul, Minn. Anthropology Alson Toavs Hopkins, Minn. Music Ed.Mu Lora Toedter Staples, Minn. English Gene Van De Walker So. St. Paul, Minn. Elementary Ed. Edward Van Dyke Aberta, Can. Anthropology Theodore Wahlin Grosse Pt. Shs., Mich. Social Science Gerald Wahlstrom Slayton, Minn. Biology Hans Waldenstrom Wildwood, III. Political Science Roger Waldenstrom Chicago, 111. English 125 Dennis Wall St. Paul. Minn. Psychology Marie Weigum East Mobridge, S. D. Sociology Nancy Whitney Stronach. Mich. Elementary Ed. Paul Wicklund St. Paul, Minn. Chemistry Philip Wicklund Sioux City, Iowa Social Science Nancy Will Berkley, Mich. Pre-Social Work Samuel Wilson Denver, Colo. Natural Science James Wolff Chicago, III. Social Science Timothy Olson Chicago, III. Music 126 UNPICTURED Dennis Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Christianity Genevieve Ferry St. Paul. Minn. Elementary Ed. Stanley Olson St. Paul, Minn. Political Science John P. Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Social Science James Austin San Francisco Calif. Psychology William Barber Minneapolis, Minn. Religious Ed. David Berder Youngstown, Ohio English Marvin Bjurlin Alexandria. Minn. Art Marilyn Bohne New Brighton, Minn. Enqlish Alan Brown Minot. No. Dale. Math Rodney Busard Burlington, Iowa Philosophy Wendell Carroll St. Paul, Minn. Art James Dinsmore Davenport. Iowa Christianity Dwight Ferris Decatur, III. Math Donald Fisher Blue Earth, Minn. Christianity Albert Hawker Nanaimo, B. C. Music Ed. Richard Ivance St. Paul, Minn. Natural Science Merrill Kindall St. Paul, Minn. History Judith Klassy New Glarus, Wise. Sociology Richard Korol Pittsburgh, Penn. Philosophy Donald Land Cambridge, Minn. Natural Science Billy Ledbetter Chicago, III. History Lloyd McConnell Winnipeg. Man. History Sharon McMullen St. Paul, Minn. Religious Ed. William McVey Chicago, III. History Robert Peterson Farmington, Minn. Elementary Ed. Michael Rowe Babbitt, Minn. History Carol Schulte St. Paul. Minn. Sociology Patricia Wahlin Wayzata, Minn. Music Ed. 127 JUNIORS John Allen Coeur d'Alene. Idoho Beverly Anderson Circinnoti. Ohio Joan Anderson Fergus Falls. Minn. Joanne Anderson Skokie. III. Kathloon Anderson Slayton. Minn. Robert Anderson San Bruno. Calif. Roberta Anderson Chicago. III. Stephen Anderson Minneapolis. Minn. Nancy Appelquist Fairfax, Va. Bruce Armstrong Ponca. Neb. Susanne Bauer Cambridge. Minn. Robert Baustian St. Paul. Minn. Joseph Beitler Denver. Col. Kenneth Bell Roscommon. Mich. Daryl Berg Tokyo, Japan Ronald Bergman Arthur. Iowa Karen Bergstrom Wilmington, Del. Fred Berndt St. Paul. Minn. Donald Bester Kencra. Ont., Can. Mary Birmingham Hortonville, Wise. Doreen Blackburn Beresford, So. Dak. Jerald Blair Kenosha. Wise. George Blomberg Ogema. Wise. LaVon Brauer Kulm, No. Dak. 128 Sarah Crooks E. Longmeodow, Moss. Bonnie Carlson Verona, N. J. Betty Cass Bozeman. Mont. Diana Christian Grantsburg. Wise. Caroleo Clauson Forest City, Iowa Ronald Cook Steep Rock, Mon., Can. Thomas Corneil Willmar. Minn. Lorraine Culver Mundelein, III. David Dahlberg Clearbrook. Minn. Ronald Danielson Rutland. Iowa Ronald Deegan Bottineau. No. Dak. Beverly De Geest Grand Ropids, Mich. Cabot Dow Sunnyside. Wash. Susan Dumser St. Charles. III. Eunice Edingcr Gackle. No. Dak. Marilyn Ehresman Ord. Neb. Ruth Ek Pine River. Minn. William Ellis Winnipeg, Men., Can. Gail Erickson Grantsburg, Wise. Andrew Evan Osh osh, Wise. Colleen Ferguson St. Paul, Minn. Kathryn Fjcldheim Grendy, Minn. Marvin Flodin Grantsburg. Wise. Richard Folden Norwalk, Calif. 129 Judith Garrison Minnetonka, Minn. Judith Golightly St. Paul, M'nn. 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Minn. 133 Margaret Wessel St. Paul. Minn. Gary Wicklund Cambridge, Minn. Connie Williams Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Barbara Wilson Deerfield. Mich. Harvey Zink Pittsburgh, Pa. UNPICTURED Thomas V. Anderson Minneapolis. Minn. David A. Bjorkiund Henning, Minn. John M. Carmean Wheaton. III. Arthur Dykstra Racine. Wise. Lester Fair Minneapolis. Minn. James A. Friberg St. Paul. Minn. Paul L. Goodman San Jose. Calif. Bruce R. Hawkenson Vancouver B.C.. Can. Bernard E. Johnson S. Ashburnham, Mass. Roger L. Kingsley St. Paul. Minn. Carol L. Klein St. Paul, Minn. Robert D. Nolin Orr. Minn. James P. Palmquist St. Paul. Minn. Lynne A. Petersen S. St. Paul, Minn. Timothy D. Williams Grand Rapids, Mich. OFFICERS Kathy Fje'dheim, Ronald Harris Unpictured: Connie Williams. Karen Bergstrom 134 135 SOPHOMORES Robert Ahlberg Milaca. Minn. David Ahlquist Poland. Ohio Elsie Andersen Closter, N. J. Leon Andersen Karlstad. Minn. Craig Anderson Bremerton, Wash. David C. Anderson Stromsburg. Nob. 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Marcia Carlscn Chicago, III. Sandra Carlson Sioux Falls. So. Dak. Isaias Cervantes Dulce. New Mexico Lome Christensen Minneapolis, Minn. Robert Chryst Minneapolis. Minn. Kenneth Collins Des Moines, Iowa James Conway Minneapolis. Minn. Susan Conway Western Springs. III. Barnet Cox Long Island. Kan. Robert Craft Kingsbury, Ind. 137 Theman Danielson Webster. Wise. Richard Day Seottle. Wash. Gordon Dean St. Paul; Minn. John Delich Minneapolis. Minn. Velma Donny Coeur d’Alene. Idaho Brian Dexter Evert. Wash. Cheri Dietz Wilmette. III. Marybeth Dorn Des Plaines. III. Constance Doud Minneapolis, Minn. Miriam Dreesen Sibley. Iowa Cheryl Dyess Shakopee, Minn. Diane Edlund Marinette, Wise. Timothy Eide So. St. Paul. Minn. Carol F. Erickson Grove City, Minn. Diana Erickson Minneapolis, Minn. Paul, Erickson Karlstad. Minn. Arlene Erlandson Anoka, Minn. Melvin Fahs Binghamton. N. Y. Lorna Fischer Wheaton, III. Cynthia Ford Rapid City, So. Da . Luther Fransen Gree ey. Colo. 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Donald Johnson Sawyer, Mich. Jesse Johnson Fort Ord Calif. J. Thomas Johnson Assam. India Karen Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Kay Johnson Chatham. N. J. Leonard Johnson MilwauWe. Ore. Paul V. Johnson Grantsburg, Wise. Stephen Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Warren Johnson Siren. Wise. Alison Johnston Miami. Florida Sharon Jones Blue Earth, Minn. Helen Keef San Jose Calif. Nancy Kennerud Edina. Minn. Helen Klippenstein York. Neb. Arlene Knapp Bremerton, Wash. Donald Kobielush Westboro. Wise. Thomasine Krueger Mt. Clemens. Mich. Michael Kubeck New Britain, Conn. Mary Lou Kullberg Williams Bay. Wise. Sandra Kulle Richfield. Minn. 140 Terry Kuntz So. St. Paul. Minn. Paulette Kunza Isanti. Minn. Janet Larson St. Paul. Minn. Jonathan L. Larson Sherbtrn. Minn. Kathleen Larson Rothsoy. Minn. Susan J. Larson Ashland, Wise. Susan K. Larson l ombard. III. Sydney Larson Phillips. Wise. Wilton Ledkins Denver. Colo. Norman Lilleberg Willmar. Minn. Don Lindberg Sawyer. Mich. Liana Under Seattle. Wash. Barbara Lindman Pillager. Minn. Heather Lindquist Minneapolis. Minn. J. David Livingston Washington, D. C. Mark Lundholm St. Paul, Minn. Dawson McAllister Minneapolis. Minn. Gloria McDonald Alexandria. Minn. Richard McMaken Chicago. III. Constance Majeske Ba'sam Lake. Wise. William Malyon Glenwood, Minn. Janice Marked Minneapolis, Minn. David Martin Cheyenne. Wyo. Larry Melander St. Paul. Minn. 141 Cynthia Meyer Amana. Iowa Cynthia Miller Grove City. Minn. Joyce Miller Worthington, Minn. Gail Mitchell Tacoma, Wash. Patricia Monson Chicago, III. Carole Moore St. Paul, Minn. David Moss Harbert, Mich. Patricia Murphy Zion, III. Janice Musgravo Sioux Falls. So. Dale. Gloria Nelson Derver. Colo. Judith Nelson Minneapolis, Minn. Stephen Nelson Interntl. Falls. Minn. Patricia Nordine St. Paul. Minn. Donnis Nyholm Minneapolis, Minn. Barbara Jane Olson Staples. Minn. Barbara Jean Olson Ft. Snelling, M Inn. Linda Olson Minneapolis, Minn. Robert Olson Morningdale. Mass. Rosemary Palm Westboro, Mass. Linda Paulson Atlanta. Ga. Bonita Pearson White Bear. Minn. Stephen Pearson Aitkin, Minn. Carol Pederson Walworth, Wise. Marilyn Penner Kenora. Ont., Canada 142 Nancy Penner Red Lk. Rd.. Ont., Can. Jo Anne Peterman St. Paul, Minn. William Petersen Aurora. III. Jane Peterson Kenosha. Wise. Larry Peterson Cokato. Minn. Lois Peterson Lincclnwood. III. Richard Peterson Grantsburg. Wise. Ruth Phillips Palmer. Alaska Peter Porter Rockford. III. Alice Racer St. Paul. Minn. Jon Ramsay Minneapolis, Minn. Cheryl Reed St. Paul, Minn. Beverly Rempel Mt. Lake, Minn. Dallas Richards Salisbury, N. C. Douglas Ring Glastonbury, Conn. Richard Robertson Worthington, Minn. Dennis Rockford Long Beach, Calif. Linda Roon Binghamton. N. Y. Donald Root Chetek, Wise. Mary Ruetten Nashua. Iowa Beverly Rusche Sturgeon Boy. Wise. Mark Russell Wayzata. Minn. Joanne Rust Skokie. III. Suanne Ryden Scion Springs. Wise. 143 Gwyn Sadler Bristol, Conn. Marlys Seiffert Cable, Wise. Rebecca Severin McGrath, Minn. Norene Shephard Crystal, No. Dak. Ralph Sheppard Sioux Foils, So. Dak. Phillip Shold Duluth, Minn. Grace Shunk St. Paul. Minn. David Simmons Eugene, Ore. Dean Skoglund Alexandria. Minn. Ronald Sleiter St. Paul, Minn. Kenard Smith St. Paul, Minn. Mark Smith St. Paul. Minn. Eleanor Sorensen Wetaskiwin, Alta., Can. David Sparks Forest City. Iowa John Splinter Richfield. Minn: James Spurgeon Mt. Verson. Wash. Enid Sroczynski Milwaukee, Wise. David Stagg Vancouver, B. C., Can. Dean Stanghelle Lake Lillian. Minn. Carol Staples Grand Marais. Minn. Ronald Stone Minneapolis. Minn. Donald Strickler Richfield. Minn. Ardith Svenning St. Paul. Minn. Eva Swanson Turlock. Calif. 144 Kathleen Swanson Rothsay. Minn. R. Calvin Swanson Canby. Minn. Roger Swanson Ludirgton. Mich. Esther Swenson Strandburg. So. Dak. Marjorie Talbot Naugatuck, Conn. Naomi Tatter Redla e. Minn. John Taylor Evanston III. John .Tegenfeldt Rangoon, Burma Curtis Thompson Sugar Grove. Pa. Mary Thompson Minneapolis, M'nn. Steven Thompson St. Paul, M'nn. Randee Thorssen Solon Springs. Wise. Dennis Tooker Fresno. Calif. Von Tran So. Viet Nam Terry Trude Minnetonka. Minn. Trudy Trude Minnetonka. Minn. Linda Tschefter Windom, Minn. Eva Tunestam Chicago. III. John Turnquist Edina. Minn. Victor Van Campen Ball Club. Minn. Mary Vasilopulos Alsip. III. Gregory Von Rothkirch St. Paul, Minn. Robert Walker St. Paul, M'nn. Mark Watkins Youngstown Ohio 145 Susan Wehrley Hayward. Calif. Patrick Welch Humboldt. low« Jane Widen S . Paul. Minn. Beverly Widger Minneapolis. Minr.. Daniel Wilson Denver, Cole. Diane Wodahl Grand Rapids. Minn. Mina Jo Woods Cedar Rapids. Iowa Joan Youngquist Wakayama-Ken. Japan UNPICTURED J. Douglas Bcukema Bradley. W. Va. Lynda E. Burgess West Caldwell. N. J. Keith G. Davis Chicago. III. James R. Jennings Minneapolis. Minn. Gerald L. Ruhr Bloomington. Minn. Andrew J. Lehman Rewey, Wise. Richard E. McCully Chicago. III. Keith L. Mattson Mt. Prospect. III. Judy R. Mortensen St. Paul, Minn. John A. Rasko Winnipeg. Man.. Can. Allen E. Russell Sprague. Man.. Can. Allen R. Selander Mora. Minn. Jay H. Wcllberg Coon Rapids. Minn. James L. Westlund OFFICERS Dallas Richards. Kenneth 6rown. Doris Bucklew, Peter Po ter G'and View. Wise. Sharon L. Wilford Moline, III. 146 147 FRESHMEN Kathryn Ackerman White Bear Late, Minn. Marilyn Allen Coeur d'Alene. Idaho David J. Anderson Minneapolis. Minn. David M. Anderson Iron Mountain. Mich. Donna J. Anderson Minneapolis. Minn Douglas Anderson Minneapolis, Minn Ellen Anderson Muskegon, Mich. Gregory Anderson Vancouver. Wash. I. Annette Anderson Sen Diego. Calif. Joel E. Anderson Onemie. Minn. Kathrinc E. Anderson Rockford. III. Marilyn J. Anderson White Bear. Minn. Mary M. Anderson St. Paul, Minn. Valerie F. Anderson Tacoma, Wash. Marilyn Alice Atwood Rochester. Minn. Linda K. Bacon Willow Island. Neb. Bonny D. Baki Littleton. Cclo. Irene A. Balogh Trumbull, Conn. Eleanor Bartholomew Shawnee Mission. Kans. Joyce I. Baustian St. Paul. Minn. Barbara J. Bell Youngstown. Ohio David G. Benson Bigelow, Minn. Jane Bergeson St. Paul, Minn. Lynn A. Borgfalk Rush City. Minn. 148 Bruce Berggren Minneapolis, Minn. Barry Bergman A'thur, Iowa Deanna Berry Wayzata, Minn. Virginia Berry Chicago. III. David Biddle McKeesport, Pa. Karen Bilharz Wildwood, III. Jonathan Bjorklund Henning. Minn. Wade Blahoski St. Paul, Minn. Beverly Blaud St. Paul. Minn. David Bobbitt Post Falls, Idaho Linda Bodach Rockford. III. Marcia Bcehljc Sheffield. Iowa Robert Boone Fridley, Minn. Wallace Borncr Hastings. Minn. Warren Bostrcm St. Paul. Minn. Herbert Bowers Hardland. Vermont Lylaine Bowers Lakeside. Arz. David Brace Chicago. III. Judith Brand Iron Mountain. Mich. Barbara Brice Cincinnati. Ohio Kathleen Browning Davenport, Iowa Susan Budish New Ber in, Wise. Paul Bunger Pine Bluffs, Wyo. JoAnn Burgeson Gardena. Calif. 149 Ronald Capotz St. Paul. Minn. Clayton Carlson Oaklawn. III. David G. Carlson Muskegon, Mich. Douglas Carlson Cambridge, Minn. Craig Carmcan Wlieafon, III. Richard Carstcnscn Odebolt. Iowa Craig Cervin St. Paul. Minn. Linda Christiansen Muskegon. Mich. Michael Clafton Grand Rapids. Minn. Jacqueline Clark Rockford. III. James Clem Crystal Minn. Linda Clemons Akron. Ohio Barbara Conway Western Springs III. Frances Cook Sioux City. Iowa Dale Cope Detroit. Mich. Barbara Cornwall Iowa City, lowo Kathryn Cotton Volga. So. Dak. Curtis Courtney Delhi. Iowa John Cowan Litchfield. Minn. Deborah Coyle Mundelein. III. Sharon Crow Washington. D. C. Karin Dahl Ludington, Mich. Ellwood Dahlberg Milbank. So. Dak. Timothy Daniels Ladora. Iowa 150 Merle Danielson St. Paul. Minn. Sheldon DeLuca Chicago. III. Monica Dillman Greenfield. Wise. Warren Disbrow St. Joseph. Mich. Ines Doberstein Anoka, Minn. Karen Doble St. Paul. Minn. Christina Dolton St. Louis Pk., Minn. Gerald Drake Robbinsdole. Minn. Paul Dreiske Ingleside, III. James Duddlesfon Decatur. III. Janice Dunkin Des Moines. Iowa David Eaton Ongole. S. India Marilyn Edgar Port Byron. III. Daniel Ehnstrom St. Paul. Minn. Lynn Eichenberger ■Santo Maria. Calif. Vaughn Ekbom Willmar, Minn. A. Wayne Eller Slayton, Minn. Barbara Elliff Long Beach. Calif. William Englund Minneapolis. Minn. Linda Engquist Minneapolis, Minn. James Erickson Glen Ellyn. III. Judy Erickson Nccnah, Wise. Torranco Evenson Park River. No. Dak. Kathleen Evers St. Paul. Minn. 151 Grace Fahrenkrog Chicago, III. Gary Fairall Davenoort. Iowa Carol Fedynich Green Bay. Wise. Roger Fell Mt. Vernon. Wash. James Finke Kenosha. Wise. Linda Fish Vinton Iowa Janice Fjeldhoim Lincoln. Neb. Bruce Fjellman St. Paul. Minn. Roger Floyd Hayes Center. Neb. David Frcdinc Garden Grove, Calif. Christine Froelich Sayner. Wise. Priscilla Gaalswyk Welcome. Minn. Sharen Garten Minneapolis. Minn. Melodye Gentilcow Sherman Oa s. Calif. Nancy Gerdin Cambridge. Minn. Timothy Gibson Lisbon. No. Dak. Galen Grant St. Paul. Minn. Howard Green Cedar Rap:ds, Iowa Daniel Grosch Chicago. III. Jeanette Gulian Sawyer, Mich. Jane Gustafson Penfwater, Mich. Marjorie Gustavson Youngstown. Ohio Helen Haatoja Deer River. Minn. Mary Anne Haburn Spencer. Iowa 152 Rebecca Hagerman Fairmont, Minn. Victor Hagstrom St. Paul. Minn. Marie Hall Andover. Ohio Renee Hamlin Minneapolis. Minn. Daniel Harder Kingsley. Iowa Frank Harder Kingsley, Iowa Calvin Harfst Napoleon, No. Dak. Burl Harms Muskegon. Mich. Jerry Harrison Plymouth. Mich. Linda Hedeen Sister 8ay, Wise. Donovan Heide Mt. Lake. Minn. Linda Helfenstein Minneapolis. Minn. Charles Henrickson Merton Grove, III. Edith Hoisington Stiliman Valley, III. Norman Holmberg St. Paul, Minn. Raymond Holmberg Watertown, Minn. John Hopkins Milford, lowe Karen Hotek Buffalo, Minn. Carol Hough San Diego. Calif. Eugene Hudson Berkley. Mich. Thomas Hulst Tocomo, Wash. David Huntley England Carolyn Iblings Seattle. Wash. Randy Inouye Lakeville. Minn. 153 Elaine Isensee San Diego. Calif. Robert Jackson Otho, Iowa William Jackson Otho. Iowa Jolono Jacob Sheffield. Iowa Kathleen Jahn Duluth, Minn. Karen Joachim Corona. So. Dak. Barbara Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Daniel Johnson St. Paul, Minn. Gregg Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Richard Johnson Lincolnwood. III. Roger Johnson Eau Cla ire. Wise. William Johnson Fort O-d. Calif. Randall Jones Los Angeles. Calif. Cynthia Karlsson Roseau, Minn. Steven Kee Sioux City, Iowa Judith Keim Des Moines, Iowa Betty Kennedy Simi. Calif. Norman Kern Zion, III. Margaret Kimball New Bedford. Mass. Beverly Knapp Excelsior, Minn. Naomi Kostelny Evergreen Park. III. Janice Kowalik Minneapolis, Minn. Barbara Kredit St. Paul. Minn. Sandra Kronholm So. St. Paul. Minn. 154 Susan Lampman New Brighton. Minn. Glenn Larsen Grand Marais, Minn. Dale Larson Cokato, Mipn. Jonathan P. Larson Assam. India Sandra Larson Alexandria. Minn. Bruce Lawson Whittier, Calif. Clara Lcalce St. Paul. Minn. Joyce Lehman Rewey. Wise. Linda Lehmann Wilmette. III. Corinne Leppke Cheyenne, Wyo. William Lewis Minneapolis, Minn. Susan Lewis St. Paul. Minn. Gregory Libby Ravensdale. Wash. James Lind Isle. Minn. Carol Lindaman Bristow, Iowa Rcbocca Lindaman Aplington. Iowa James Lindberg Chicago. III. Janet Lindberg Boulder. Colo. Judith Lindberg Boulder, Colo. Lora Lindgrcn Green Bay. Wise. Larry Liukoncn Braham. Minn. Elva Loewen Mountain Lake. Minn. Jeffrey Loomis Jamestown, N. Y. Jerry D. Loomis Jamestown, N. Y. 155 Timothy Lund Homewood. III. Joy Lundgren Omaha, Nebr. Jonathan Lundh Montclair. N. J. Diane Lundholm St. Paul. Minn. Steven McSraw Wauconda. III. Robert McIntyre Pork Ridge. III. Ronald McNeill Wheaton. III. Jane McTeer Birmingham. Mich Linda Madsen Lakefield. Minn. Betty Magnuson Lincolnwood, III. James B. Magnuson Rockford, III. James M. Magnuson Hopkins. Minn. Marlys Mankell New London, Minn. Carol Marcellis Niagara. Wise. Irene Mattson Williston Pa'k, N. Y. Gregory Maurer Minneapolis. Minn. Judith Mayo Augusta. Wise. Sandra Miller Tacoma. Wash. Meredith Moline Spring Volley. Calif. Janet Monroe Minneapolis. Minn. Pamela Montgomery Bloomington, Minn. Marilyn Moore St. Pau. Minn. David Moulton St. Paul. Minn. Terry Muck St. Pau. Minn. 156 James Mullins Correll, Minn. Dana Musser Sherourn, Minn. Jennifer Nash Norwood. Mass. Joan Nash Berkley. Mich. Cynthia Neal Seneca Falls. N. Y. Bruce Nelson Cwotonno. Minn. David J. Nelson Cambridge. Minn. Patrica Nelson Ludington, Mich. John Newstrand St. Paul. Minn. Michael Nordcen Eveleth. M nn. Daniel Nordell Wortiington. Minn. Arlene Nordgrcn Chicago. III. Nancy Nordness Minneapolis. Minn. James Norman Minneapolis. M:nn. Gregory Nyquist St. Paul. Minn. Richard Olander Cambridge. Minn. Maryann Olofsson Chicago. III. Barbara Lynn Olsen Cresskill, N. J. Larry Olsen Warren, Pa. Marc Olsen Detroit Lakes. Minn. Elaino Olson Bloomington. Minn. Richard Olson Racine. Wise. Doreen Oppertshauser Maple P ain, Minn. Doris Oppertshauser Maplo Plain. M:nn. 157 Margie Otto St. Louis Pk., Minn. Anita Palm Wheaton. III. Calvin Parent Winchendon, Moss. Virginia Patterson Whitehall, Wise. Karen Paul Benson, Minn. David Pearson Lyndhurst, Ohio Esther Pearson St. Paul. Minn. Yvonne Pearson Aitkin, Minn. Rebecca Pederson Wayne, Neb. Ronald Pederson Willmar, Minn. Duane Perkins Skokie. III. Craig Peterson Willmar. Minn. James Peterson Porterville. Calif. Joel Peterson Hutchinson. Minn. Patricia Peterson Chicago. III. Terrilyn Peterson Kiron, Iowa Trudy Peterson Minneapolis, Minn. Winifred Peterson Sister Bay, Wise. Jan Pitman St. Pau. Minn. Sheryl Putnam Azusa. Calif. Margaret Quiring Wayne. Mich. Charlotte Rehnke Marvin, So. Dak. Lloyd Rekstad Hostings, Minn Lovella Rempel Bingham Lake, Minn. 158 Dale Rendahl Des Moines. Iowa Linda Richardson Bloomington, Minn. Marcia Rieth Three Oaks, Mich. Susan Ritter Seattle. Wash. David Robcrtshaw Erie. Pa. Philip Rodriguez Dalbo. Minn. Steven Roe Pasadena. Calif. Charles Rosenquist Buena Park, Calif. Marjorie Rubow Hoyden Lake, Minn. Kenneth Rutz St. Paul. Minn. Leonard Sammons Cedar Rapids. Iowa Carolyn Sandquist St. Paul, Minn. Michael Scandrott Klamath halls. Ore. Pamela Scheerer Hinsdale. III. Nola Schmiess Munich. No. Dak. David Schrocdor Wheaton. III. Eileen Schwartz Isle. Minn. Heike Seelig Sawyer. Mich. Donna Seline Sfanchfield. Minn. Harold Shaver St. Paul Pk.. Minn. Lois Sicbelist Caldwell, N. J. Klaus Siemieniec Portland, Cre. Cynthia Simkins Youngstown. Ohio Oliver Skurdahl St. Paul. Minn. 159 Barbara Smith Combridqe, Minn. Dennis Smitn Coen Rapids. Minn. Sharon Smith Kenosha. Wise. Stephen Smith Hopkins. Minn. Susan Smithson San Diego. Calif. Sheila Soderstrom Ludinqton, Midi. Priscilla Solstad Jackson, Minn. Connie Sponsler Bloomington. Minn. Sandra Spurgeon Mt. Vernon. Wash. Macel Stanger Des Moines. Iowa Lanny Stapp St. Paul. Minn. Susan Steinhaus Isanti, Minn. Karen Steinke Windom, Minn. Linda Stenke Country Club Hills, III. Ruth Stimers Manistee. Mich. Sharia Stoesz No. St. Paul, Minn. Keith Stokka Minneapolis. Minn. Edward Stone Rockford, III. Robert Strickland Wallace. Mich. Linae Sundberg Minneapolis. Minn. Eileen Supplee Minneapolis, Minn. Paul Swanson Bloomington. Minn. Susan Swanson Pa ton. Iowa Beverly Swenson Escanaba. Mich. 160 Sandra Swenson Grantsburg, Wise. Gregory Taylor Chicago, III. Marilyn Theesfeld Esthorville. Iowa Linda Thimsen Minnetonka. Minn. Karen Thompson Golden, Colo. P. Forrest Thorne Manlius, N. Y. Rosalyn Toavs Hopkins. Minn. Noreen Toth Circles Pines, Minn. John Tuttle Duluth, Minn. Eunice Walkup Minneapolis. Minn. Michael Warring Bethel, Minn. Diane Weatherly Elk River, Minn. Carol Webb Klamath Falls, Ore. Virginia Weber St. Paul Minn. Cynthia Weddle Riverside Calif. Dennis Wenti Mundelein, III. Sharon West Lakewood. Calif. John Whennen Chicago. III. Gordon White Bloomington, Minn. Daniel Wickman St. Paul, Minn. Roger Wiens Munich. No. Dak. Dennis Williams Milaca, Minr. Miriam Williams St. Paul, Minn. Sylvia Wilkinson Amboy. III. 161 Edwin Willmington Kenosha, Wise. Charles Wilson Lincolnwood, III. Wayne Wilson Iron Mountain. Mich. Lois Wilzewske Pori Edwards, Wise. Marilyn Wisner Bridgman. Mich. Warren Withrow St. Paul, Minn. Nancy Worden Minneapolis, Minn. Judy Wynthein Elburn, III. UNPICTURED Jerry P. Boen Santa Susana, Calif. Mark A. Downing Seattle, Wash. Joan C. Draeger St. Paul. Minn. Karen M. Groff Minneapolis. Minn. David Kobielush Westboro. Wise. Thomas J. Leehane Minneapolis. Minn. Lois E. Moody Brunswick, Maine Richard D. Thiel Henning, Minn. Dean A. Thorpe Minneapolis. Minn. Janice Youngquist Minneapolis. Minn. 162 OFFICERS James Peterson. Valerie Anderson. Jennifer Nash. Warren Withrow UNCLASSIFIED Roy A. Badih Halba Akar, Leb. Sara Jane Bergstrom St. Paul, Minn. Marguerette Younger St. Paul. Minn. UNPICTURED Jean D. Christian St. Paul. Minn. Roberta N. Damberg St. Paul. Minn. Verna L. Erickson Biwabik, Mirn. Marilyn E. Heikes Mora. Minn. Alta R. Holland St. Paul, Minn. Judith D. Olson St. Paul, Minn. LaVone V. Olson Doreen E. Otto Winnipeg. Man., Can. Ruby P. Rott St. Paul, Minn. Carl J. Sanders Barbara G. Sharp Sally A. Wall Mpls.. Minn. Barbara R. White Thorne K. Wittstruck Pipestone, Minn. POST-GRADS Michael Bohlen Burlington, Iowa Kermit Grenz Bismarck. No. Dak. Karen Neslund Stanwood, Wash. Gordon Olson Bloomington, Minn. Ian Paterson Upper Montclair, N. J. UNPICTURED Edward C. Carlson St. Paul, Minn. Florence A. Oman St. Paul, Minn. 164 SEMINARY SEMINARY LIFE The following pages seek to give a pictorial sketch of seminary life on Arden Hills campus. In this lovely setting conducive to solid study end healthy interaction the task of theological education of preparing students to communicate the gospel to our world is happenirg. Such responsibility means acqua'ntance with two worlds —the biblical and the contemporary. That demands depth study in the source of our faith—the 3ible. These communicators must feel at home in the biblical materials so that its :diom culture and history do not suggest a strange world. 3ut they must also be acquainted with the real world around them, ’he gap between the biblical world and the contemporary cannot be bridged without such understanding. Along with his previous liberal arts education the student acquaintance with the contemporary world must continue to grow, for effective communication of the good news. That. too. is the task of the seminary. Studies in the Application Division seek to form a bridge between these two worlds. Course work in the varied areas of church ministries is an integrative experience where the relevance of the Word of God for our day is discovered. Field education involves the student in cur world so that biblical and theological studies do not remain theory. 166 1 A further task of the seminary is to keep f-esh a sense of mission. Our world needs Jesus Christ. It must be evange ized. Each servant of Christ must be highly motivated for that task. As a crowning responsibility students are cuided in becoming men of God. The atmosphere of the school, the influence of faculty, the impact of course work, chapels, lectures, fellowship and meditafen all contribute to the development of mature men of God. That is the task of the seminary. 167 DEAN 168 169 Custodians: Morris Sanborn and Chuck Peterman IS SOURCES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH The Biblicol discioine propose to assist the student in the development of exegetical skills, to lead him into an understanding of the historical progression of redemptive revelation, to aid him in delineating the major Biblica1 themes and doctrines, to give him an appreciation for the cultural and spiritual contexts of the Scriptural message, and to acquaint him with the history of traditional and contemporary ideas and trends in Biblical studies. A. B. Mickelsen Ronald Youngblood Not pictured: Alphin Conrad Reuben Omark Anton Pearson 170 INTERPRETATION OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH The course offerings in the historical field seek to develop in the student a knowledge of. the historical, cultural, and theological backgrounds out of which the great movements and ideas in the history of the church have arisen, and a working understanding cf the providential purposes of God in the world through the church, as well as a basis for an awareness of his position and mission as a Christian. Not pictured: Clarenco Bass N. Magnuson David Guston Marvin Anderson Virgil Olson 171 APPLICATION OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH Not pictured: Ronald Berry Gordon Johnson, Deon Carl H. Lundquist fcdwin J. Omark The Man of God Communicating the Word of God implies the further phrase to people. of the church and of the world. And it is this division which fulfills the second half of the seminary's twofold approach to ministerial training: study in books and study in life. The coal is to foster awareness of the breadth and depth of human experience whilo relating the Word of God to human needs: opportunity for the seminarian to express himself as communicator and interpreter of the Biblical message which motivates hearers to decision. Clifford Anderson J. D. Baumann STUDENT WIVE’S SEMINARS Training for future roles. Basically, this is the purpose for Monday night sessions with Seminary faculty and Seminary wives. Preparing for the role of a pastor's wife requires a personal readiness important to her future position. Emphasis is placed on her knowledge of her own spiritual life, her dedication to the Lord and people and her maturity. 173 SENATE President ........ Vice President .. Secretary ........ Treasurer ........ Senior Class Rep. Middler Class kep. Junior Class Rep. . Senate Advisor ... Larry Peterson Richard Young Alfred Wieser Carl Linden Larry Haworth Robert Clouse Ben West Lome Carlson Gary Smalley Duane Johnson Clifford Anderson PRESIDENT — Larry Peterson SEMINARIAN HFTUEl. Sjv.ial I t'UMil.Ts W  vL Issiii M i n nca pot is Church reaches community Being informed is dr- essential part of any organization, and Bethel Theological Seminary is no exception. With the move to a separate campus, the need for a separate and original newspaper become on obvious necessity. The Seminarian provides the Seminary student with discussion of pertinent issues, an opportunity to express his views, and a place to be well-informed on campus activities. .• . i m hi srmoi'MV AU.« | IV .- M |. «...  . .V«U« O W.WJ. ,U . M IW 0.0 I..• ..«- J I IMIW AO « • •! • « - « 1 |W IW -M..4 • '■.O  «• A IaOWi. ................... ... IV. .. S • ••• i« .v.UnA Iv.  « • ViM .1 « •I . .v.ll Uw  .• %0 4 4  -•« c-r , • Kl I ... I- • « .Of.ii (  IW.. • v-i-... ..... (.• Mm ; n   •  . «'H Wl- «• Wl. - U.J I. • • OlW M If. f . - .  tl Ua.4 III IW I.I.. vMWhm.lUI  • .. .... l«. . - Ml .  i . .. .. r ...w.-v -..i.w.-i. if. .mm. ..... •• . li'.i •«.. V.n i'W.Mi.m I. i Editor .................. William Damberg Assoc. Editor ........... Dick Johnson News Editor ............. Don Delich Copy Editor ............. Bob Sorely Layout Editor............ Dave Frenchalc Business Manager......... Geoff Caufman 175 CONSTRUCTION f ' 4 176 TRANSITION 177 DEDICATION RETREAT 179 ACADEMICS 180 STUDENT LIFE SENIORS Norman Anderson Elk River, Minn. David Barkey Fi. Collins, Colo. Ronald Brisson Manitowish Waters, Wis. T. Harrison Bryant Arlington, Va. LeRoi Danielson Forest Lk., Minn. Leland Eliason Rochester, Minn. Lawcrence Haworth Reseda, Calif. Robert Hill St. Paul, Minn. Haddon Klingberg New Britain, Conn. Bruce Leafblad Waukegan, III. Kenneth Lundquist Minneapolis, Minn. John Mason Bismarck, No. Dak. 182 Keith McConnell St. Paul, Minn. Larry Petersen St. Poul, Minn. Allen Rogers St. Paul, Minn. Thomas Schintz St. Paul, Minn. Robert Swanson Minneapolis, Minn. Richard Young No. St. Poul, Minn. UNPICTURED Robert Clouse Minneapolis, Minn. Arthur Erickson Hopkins, Minn. Beniamin Geho Los Angeles, Calif. 183 OFFICERS Lawrence Hayworth, Norman Anderson, Keith McConnell. Unpictured: Robert Clause, Daniel Baumann, Advisor. MIDDLERS Ai Ifltlill Morris Anderson St. Paul, Minn. Arvid Berg Minneapolis, Minn. Ronald Bergman Isanti, Minn. Richard Bold Aberdeen. Wash. Philip Bolinder Muskegon. Mich. George Brecheisen Si. Paul, Mipn. John Carlson Effie. Minn. Lome Carlson Gwynne Alberta. Can. Bonnie Courtion Hartford. Conn. William Dambcrg College Pork. Md. Donald Dclich Minneapolis, Minn. William Harper White Bear, Minn. Robert Hurt Stillwater, Minn. Wayne Johnson Battleford. Sask., Can. Charles Johnson Granfsburg, Wise. Darrel Johnson Cokato, Minn. Paul Johnson Minneapolis, Minn. Richard Johnson Minneapolis, Minn. David Kastelein St. Paul. Minn. Carl Linden Bremerton. Wash. James McGarrahan Zion. III. George Munchinsky Minitonas Man, Con. Edward Nelson Anoka, Minn. Milton Olsen Cambridge. M:nn. John Quam Wayzata, Minn. Donnis Smith Shaker Hgts, Ohio Robert Sorley St. Paul, Minn. David Stribling Lake Stevens, Wash. Peter Todd Dunforrrline, Scotland Ben West Lakewood. Calif. Walter Wieser Anola Manitoba, Can. UNPICTURED David Frenchak Butler, Pa. Kenneth Gabrielson Dalbo. Minn. David Hartzfeld Greensbtrg, Pa. Garvin McGettrick Cortez, Colo. Loren McLean Spokane. Wash. OFFICERS Bonnie Courtion, David Hartzfeld, Ed Nelson. Milt Olson, Dr. Ronald Youngblood, Advisor. JUNIORS Jack Anderson Oak Park. III. Robert Bahr Vancouver Al, Con. Carol Brisson Menitowish Waters. Wis. Roger Brown Coeur d'Alene. Idaho Geoffrey Caufman Minneapolis. Minn. Tommy Collins Reidsville. No. Carolina Cody Crandall Denver, Colo. Rodney Dunn odney Uu Hallocs, Minn. Charles Eagle Hinckley. Minn. Gary Eakin Spirit Lake, Iowa Delino Eslinger Jamestown. No. Dak. Timothy Foster Kansas City, Mo. Eugene Friesen Delft. Minn. Dale Goit Seattle. Wash. Michael Halcomb Mansfield, III. Wayne Hauser Minneapolis. Minn. James Henry Punxsutawney. Pa. Lyle Hill St. Paul. Minn. William Hoyt Plainville, Conn. Charles Johnson Minneapolis, Minn. Duane Johnson Turlock. Calif. Roger Jorgenson LoBolt. So. Dak. Roger Lee Stanton. Mich. Ramona Lucht Minneapolis. Minn. Robert McNeill Wheaton, III. Harvey Nelson Minneapolis Minn. Monty Okken Anaconda. Monr. Terry Port Poland, Ohio Leo Reck St. Paul. Minn. Gary Smalley Portland, Ore. Albert Snyder Minnetonka. Minn. James Spiceland Carleton, Midi. James Spickelmier Denver, Colo. Irving Stauffer Duluth, Minn. Ronald Wiley Fixeyvillc, Va. UNPICTURED Ronald Fox Kinde hook, III. Carl Sanders Long Beach. Calif. David Wcdeking Des P aines. III. 187 OFFICERS Terry Port. Dr. A. B. Mickelsen, Advisor. Carol Brisson, Michael Halcomb, Cody Crondall. 188 ADVERTISEMENTS J THE BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE A United M'ssion For Christ OUR CONFERENCE IS EACH OF US . . . Redeemed . . . Dedicated . . . Committed . . . Witnesses—stewards—servants of Jesus Christ . . . 93,000 believers, individuals knowing their Gcd in a vital faith, wanting to communicate the Saviour. OUR CONFERENCE IS OUR FELLOWSHIP OF CHURCHES . . . Over 640C autonomous churches across the United States and Canada each manifesting a valid reason for existence . . . Preaching . . . Praying . . . Producing for Christ . . . Obedient to the Great Commission at home and abroad. OUR CONFERENCE IS OUR DISTRICTS . . . Interdependent local churches grouped in ninteen districts from Florida to Alaska . . . Providing an arm of Church Extension . . . And an arm of mutual assistance in Christian Education . . . The formation and preparation of new churches for a satisfying experience in fellowship and service . . . Cooperative fulfillment of a total ministry stimulated by Baptist General Cooperative ship. OUR CONFERENCE IS AN OUTREACH TO THE WORLD . . . United States. Canada, Mexico. Virgin Islands, Ethiopia. Japan, Assam, Philippine Is'ands. Brazil and Argentina . . . our ministry committed to salvation in Jesus Christ. —throughout our v orld mission fields, —by evangelizing the North American Continent, —in our Christian higher education and preparation of men for the ministry, —by the printed word, —in reaching out through Sunday Schools and in maturing our Christians through training, —through the concerted efforts of women to serve Christ and His Church —and by mobilizing men for God and His work! Through the Baptist General Conference thousands joininc thousands in a common task . . . International Headquarters 5750 N. Ashland, Chicago 60626 We welcome all Bethel Students WOODDALE BAPTIST CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Roy and Shields Streets Ml 6-2751 Morning Worship . . . 9:00 11:00 A.M. College Bible Class........10:00 A.M. Probucols...................5:15 P.M. Evening Gospel Hour.........7:00 P.M. Transportation Provided EDWIN J. OMARK—Associate Pastor ALBERT HAWKER—Minister of Youth 71 Street and Nicollet Avenue Richfield, Minnesota PETER UNRUH, Pastor 9:45 A.M. Church Bible School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Service 6:00 P.M. Youth Service 7:00 P.M. Evening Service Our Pastor and people unite in expressing our appreciation to Bethel students for their fellowship and service among us during the past year. Warren Magnuson Pastor Rev. $. Bruce Floming Executive Secretary Rov. Lee M. Kingsley Director, Christian Education Rov. John H. Borgoson Director of Missions THE MINNESOTA BAPTIST CONFERENCE composed of 19,000 fellow workers in 144 churches, conveys fo the Bethel College and Seminary graduates of 1966, our well wishes, prayers and congratulations in this hour of your achievement. You have done well and we anticipate God's blessing as you enter into the next significant phase of your life work. Cordially yours, S. Bruce Fleming, Executive Secretary Minnesota Baptist Conference 191 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1966 FARMERS' UNION GRAIN TERMINAL ASSOCIATION WEST ESSEX BAPTIST CHURCH Formerly Bethel Baptist, Montclair, N. J. and Pleasantdale Baptist, W. Orange, N. J. JOHN W. IVANCE GENERAL INSURANCE Auto, Casualty, Fire, Hospitalization, Life and Bond 1618 Pioneer Building 224-7358 224-7359 700 Pleasant Valley Way West Orange, New Jersey BETHEL STUDENTS Are warmly welcomed at all services Sunday Wednesday 9:45 A.M. Bible Schoo 7:30 P.M. Bible 10:50 A.M. Morning Worship Study and Prayor 5:30 P.M. CYF Groups 7:00 P.M. Evening Service 8:30 P.M. College Age CYF MINNEHAHA BAPTIST CHURCH 41st Avenue and 42nd Street So. Minneapolis 6, Minn. CLIFFORD R. HOLM Pastor LEONARD WHITE, Choir Director i n • . Il.lll •( ... •• .1 nn a.MIKOHUl Five Minutes from Bethel to CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Where ROBERT FRYKHOLM, Pastor and STAFF Hope to make your friendship and contribute to your spiritual growth. Congratulations From BAPTIST HOSPITAL FUND, INC. —promoting Christ's ministry of healing through— EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Mounds-Midway School of Nursing School of Medical Technology School of Radiologic Technology Clinical Pastoral Education BAPTIST HOSPITAL FUND, INC HOSPITALS Midway Hospital Mounds Park Hospital 1700 University Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55104 L. MELVIN CONLEY GORDON E. SMITH Executive Director Director of Development ALUMNI COUNCIL '65-'66 Rodney Erickson (BA 53) President St. Paul St. Paul Dr. J. Richard Burton (C 51-53) Chairman, Alumni Fund St. Paul Dwight Jessup (BA 60) Alumni Director St. Paul TERM 1963—1966 Rev. Delmar Dahl (BA 51 BD 54) Mpls. Richard Dahlquist (BA 52 BD 58) St. Paul Mrs. June Leafblad (BA 62) St. Paul Rev. Stanley Starr (BD 54} Mpls. John Tyberg (BA 60) Mpls. —TERM 1964—1967 Rev. John F. Anderson (BA 58 BD 62) Whittier. Calif. Dr. Dalphy Fagerstrom (AA 40) St. Paul. Rev. Robert Featherstone (BD 55) Rochester, Minn. Miss Edith L. Larson (AC 22) Phoenix, Arizona Mr. J. Robert Stassen (C 47-50 S 48-50) So. St. Paul —TERM 1965—1968 Rev. William Adam (AC 32) Mpls. Rev. David Danielson (C 42 S 45-46) Portland, Oregon Dr. Alan Espelien (C 51-55) St. Paul Rev. Orville Johnson (AA 37 BTh 40) Cambridge, Minn. Mrs. Marilyn Stevens (BA 55) Skokie, Illinois BETHEL COFFEE SHOP BETHEL BOOK STORE E. G. SWANSON, Loc. Pres. CALIFORNIA REALESTATE, ASSOC. 431 East Main Turlock, California 632-3912 NOER'S BARBER SHOP 1546 W. Larpcnteur Avenue Falcon. Heights Center Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 BADEN'S PURE OIL SERVICE 1525 W. Larpenteur Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55113 Tune Up—Complete Brake Service Tires—Batteries FLOWER CITY The Store Dedicated to Makinq Your Surroundings More Beautiful — Permanent flowers and Gift items for all occasions. 1553 W. Larpenteur Ml 5-i 533 FALCON HEIGHTS PHARMACY 1707 N. Snolling Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 646-0609 UNCLE JOHN'S PANCAKE HOUSE Snolling at Highway 36 Open Till 3 A.M. Fri.—Sat. LIDO CAFE 1611 West Larpcntcur Avenue St. Paul The finest in Italian and American dishes Enjoy our take-out service! HOUSE OF WONG 1163 Larpenteur Avenue 488-6687 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From HOWARD JOHNSON'S Thank you for your four years of patronage. May our acquaintance continue in your successful years ahead. HERME'S FLORAL COMPANY 2001 West Larpenteur Avenue Ml 6-7135 Artistic Corsages Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ROSE BOWL LANES 2057 North Snelling Avenue FRANK GALLOB, Mgr. Ph. 631-1142 or 631-1143 Student Discount on Open Bowling Anytime!! 195 ALL YOU CAN EAT—COME AS YOU ARE LUNCHEON 99c Serving From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Children Under 10, 79c) DINNER Serving From 4:30 pm to 8 pm . . . SUNDAY, HOLIDAYS Serving From 11 am to 7 pm . . . In Illinois and Florida Look for Scanda House Smorgasbord (Children Under 10—99c) Beverage and Dessert Extra on Each Meal. NO TIPPING—PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ' Where Service Quality are Synonymous'7 Snelling University Sun Ray Shopping Center, St. Paul 27th Av. E. Lake St. Lowry Av. Stimson Blvd. N. E. 6620 Lyndale Av. S. Crystal Shopping Center 5th Nicollet 98th Lyndale Success to the Class of 1966 FALCON BARBER SHOP DELARNED’S HAIR FASHIONS Falcon Hoights Center WIRTH PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 4111 Olson Highway Congratulates the Class of 1966 Pastor—WILLIAM ADAM Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From THE PIT BOYS Jim Peterson Roger Wiens Dave Anderson Larry Liukonen Duane Perkins Bob Craft Dave Ahlquist Joel Peterson Jim Finke J. Mark Watkins David G. Carlson Jim Carlson Fred Lund Ron Pederson Craig Carmean Galen Grant Butch Baghurst Herb Bowers Dave Moss Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 From THE EDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH of Chicago, Illinois D. THURLOW YAXLEY, Pastor '76 ' SaKttuanq, (ZoK taHt £wi $clC m and (Z tf t iK SducattoK ■ ■ r HI 198 — 199 200 201 202 K O -N 'I - «_?;•' “k. S- “ '_S a cr.Ecr.r.E:r.cr. 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