Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1967 volume:

THANKS TO GOD SPIRE BETHEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY NINETEEN SIXTY-SEVEN THANKS TO SOD FOR M THANKS FOR TIMES NO THANKS FOR PLEASAN THANKS FOR TEARS BY ER, THANKS FOR ALL THOU DOST PROVIDE! MEM'RY, THANKS FOR JESUS BY MY SIDE! PRINGTIME, THANKS FOR DARK AND DREARY FALL! GOTTEN, THANKS FOR PEACE WITHIN MY SOUL! THANKS FOR THANKS FOR S THANKS FOR P THANKS FOR G KYERS THAT THOU HAST RMS THAT I HAVE WEA N, AND THANKS EOR PL CE THAT NONE CAN NSWERED, THANKS HERED, THANKS FOR SURE, THANKS FOR INSURE, THANKS TOR FOR WHAT THOU DOST DENY! ALL THOU DOST SUPPLY! COMFORT IN DESPAIR! LOVE BEYOND COMPARE! THANKS THANKS THANKS THANKS FOR R FOR FOR J FOR h SES BY THE WAYSIDE, TF )ME AND THANKS FOR F 1 AND THANKS FOR SOR PE IN THE TOMORROW, NKS FOR THORNS THEIR STEMS CONTAIN! ESIDE, THANKS FOR HOPE, THAT SWEET REFRAIN! DW THANKS FOR HEAV’NLY PEACE WITH THEE! JANKS THRO' ALL ETERNITY! CONTENTS Administration ...................12 Academics ........................22 Classes ..........................SO Organizations ...................102 Sports ..........................122 Student Life ....................152 Seminary.........................182 Ads .............................200 Index ...........................220 DEDICATION Dr. Roy C. Dalton Professor of History Because of your sterling example of consistency in Christian living, Because of your desire to listen to stjdents and to face with them their problems and complaints, Because of our appreciation for your life before us as a servant of God, We dedicate our yearbook to you. Doc Dalton. 4 THANKS FOR STORMS THAT I HAVE WEATHERED . . 5 6 . . . THANKS FOR ALL THOU DOST SUPPLY 7 . . THANKS FOR JESUS 10 THANKS FOR HOPE IN THE TOMORROW . . II — ADMINIQTRATION . . . Thanks for comfort in despair PRESIDENT Prosident Carl H. Lundquist Presidont Lundquist phoned in a bulletin from the Conference daily. In the midst of world despair, comfort was sought by leaders, including our president, in Berlin to discuss evangelism. This was the highlight of the 1966-67 school year for Dr. Carl H. Lundquist. According to the President, the principles discussed at the World Council or Evangelism had concrete accomplishments that can be applied directly to Bethel: It sharpened our focus as a college on the reasons that we are educating students. That is, to renew the emphasis that we are existing to serve Christ by producing well-trained, competent leaders. The meetinq also emphasized the relationship of our Christian services to our academic work. Our president stressed the idea that Bethel s work must never be done in a stagnant, compulsory spirit. The work we do for Jesus Christ now and the continuance of this work after leaving Bethel must always be done in a spirit of love. 'We are preparing today's students to serve Christ. In the month of November students. faculty, and friends, helped President Lundquist celebrate his birthday. His family was present to witness this happy surprise. VICE-PRESIDENT9 AND DEANS Deans: Wallace Anderson, Catharine Williams, and Owen Halleen Many students have come into the deans' offices for consultation or just to talk. The deans are a group of individuals who are very much concerned with the welfare of each individual student within the Bethel community. They act on discipline problems, as advisors to various activities on campus, and in regard to on-campus and off-campus housing. Their biggest concern is helping and counselling students who want their help and advice. Our vice-presidents play an important role to Bethel in relationship to the financial need of the co lege and seminary in addition to their role of leadership as our executive administrators. Dean Webster Muck V.P. and Dean of Sem. Gordon Johnson CAMPUS PASTOR Dedicated to serve the students at Bethel, Pastor Al Glen is in his th:rd year as campus pastor. Leading and planning the chapel services, teaching courses in the Christianity department, and counseling with students are the various tasks of this position. In addition, he works with the Christian Service activities and helps with the spiritual life functions on campus. All of this keeps Pastor Glen involved in a diversity of Challenge.' Pastor Glen ADMINISTRATION Investments and 8onofits H. Wyman Malmsten Comptroller Purchasing and Kenneth A. Whito Enterprises Richard Walters Public Relations Bursor Dir. of Publications Dwight Jessup Milford Carlson Perry Hedberg Many men make up the central core of workers who endeavor to maintain Bethel's role as a top rated Christian college. The public affairs staff strives together to keep the world outside informed of a'l the latest happenings in our Bethel community. The difficult task of scheduling classes and admitting new students lies in the capable hands of our registrar. The men in the business office are constantly working behind the scenes to keep cur school running financially smooth. Development Charles W. Ferguson Registrar and Admissions Paul Finlay LIBRARY Carol Christensen, Dennis Graf, Dalphy Fagerstrom, James Sheldon Bethel $tudert$ find the library useful for that study date, ' for that term paper research, or for the evening paper or magazine review. There are 46,000 books and bound periodicals available to them in addition to music and speech records. A special service offered is a loan privilege through the Twin City public and college libraries. With the aid of the librarians, their secretaries, and student assistants these resources can be used to their fullest extent. 18 Joan Draeger, Mary Leimberer. Eileen Schwarti STUDENT HELP Jerry Loomis—Kitchen Jim Mullins—Post Office Eunic Walkup and Woody DaWberg—Print Shop Approximately 225 students are benefiting this year from campus employment. The more familiar jobs include those in the bookstore, the coffee shop, the cafeteria, and the library. Other jobs are created by members of the staff who choose student assistants to grade tests, to type, or for any other task which needs to be dene. An important position for anyone concerned with dorm life is that of resident assistant. College Work-Study, a program provided for by the government makes employment possible for an increasing number of students by providing 90% of their wages. It is designed particularly for students from low-income families. 8ECRETARIE8 AND 8TAFF Coffee Shop—Margaret Anderson, Alice Steen, and Bernico Oberg Financial Aids—Botty Hardlo Health Service—Florence Winquist Print Shop—Marlys Borg, Gary Quick Without the assistance and support of the loyal secretary a boss can do nothing, which proves to be true of the Bethel administration. Another group which is a must on campus is the staff of dedicated workers who, too often, labor diligently without thanks or recognition. Maintenance—Keith Takautr, Morris Sandberg, and Roubiri Johnson Roberta Damborg, Minnio I r v Accounting—Marilyn Heikes, Ailcnc Norton, and Linda Engstrom Gustavson, Olga Wilson and Beatrice Holm Cocks—(Standing) Marion Swanson, Alvina Rott, Eunice Bliss, John Osborn, Wayne Erickson, Selma Suqg, Alice Johnson [Seated) Fern Schlapkohl, Dorothy King, Margey Sandquist, Lcnore Sundbcrg, Ruth Tellander. Mrs. Miller. Florence Oman, Linda Miller, Jean Lindbolm, Nannette Ward, and Joyce Johannessen Public Affairs—Mary Ahlstrom and Jessie Doan 21 ACADEMICS Thanks for storms that I have weathered . ART The Department of Art serves a valued role in the cultural growth of the campus as a whole and in the specific preparat'on of those who wish to approach art as a vocation. Those who are looking forward to teaching art in the secondary public schools; those who wish basic art training withir a liberal arts program in preparation for graduate or professional art studies; and those who are interested in art as a cultural expression and are anxious to develop their abilities in various visual media are encouraged to consider this field. Eugene Johnson Stu Luckman Robert Nelson 24 25 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 26 The wonder of God's creation In the courses offered by the Department of Biological Sciences, students may achieve a realistic understanding of the significant effect which the sciences have had upon our culture and the life of the individual. Work in the laboratory provides experience in careful observation, reflective thinking, and other elements of the scientific method. The study of human structure and function is essential for an understanding of human behavior and thus is related to work in the social sciences. Through field trips the students may gain an appreciation of the varied forms of life and the importance of conservation. Finally, students are encouraged to develop an adequate philosophy of nature through the consideration of such topics as speciotion and the origin of life. 27 CHRI8TIANITY The purposes of Bethel College demand that aH of its areas of learning contribute to a student's basic appreciation of the Christian life. A Department of Christianity, however, has been established out of the conviction that the Christian faith itself constitutes a significant area of study in its own right. Courses have been designed to help students: (I) gain skills and essential background knowledge for the study of Biblical literature; (2) enter into a fuller understanding of the Wore of God both by viewing it in its broad perspective and by a more intensive study of its individual books; (3) appreciate the essential beliefs of evangelical Protestantism and the role of the Christian church in contemporary life; and (4) develop those attitudes which will lead him into a more sensitive awareness of the deeper dimensions of the Christian life. 29 Robert Mounce Walter Wcssel Pastor Alfred Glenn ENGLISH The department accepts the responsibility of leading students into a meaningful reading of literature. Students are encouraged to relate themselves to the ideas and emotions of men of letters. Such pursuits provide intellectual and aesthetic satisfaction. With the truth of the Bible as a constant focal point, continued read ing and personal relation develop a valid perspective of life, on enriched imagination, on understanding of the strengths and frailties shared by all men, and an enlarging vision of man and his human and divine responsibilities. Then, too. since our society is highly verbal, the department assists the student to understand his language and to master the skills of communication. Encouragement is given in various ways to be creative. One source of satisfaction is reflective thinking and v riting. Critical writing of this kind was presented by majors from the department who participated in the Twelfth Annual Conference of English Majors at Augsburg College. The topic of the conference was Modern Drama. Another source was explored by a major, Robert Monroe, who donated a scale model of the Globe Theater to the department, an invaluable teaching aid. Rolland Hein Max H. James Mary Sodorgren 31 Wallaco Nelson Chris Weinh HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE History and Political Science Studies in history and political science lead to knowledge of how men lived and interacted with other men in the past; how institutions, practices and beliefs cane into being: what men have thought about political relationships; and how they currently practice government and politics. The main concern is that through these and other studies stucents better understand themselves and life about them. Loren Crabtree Roy Dolton Richard Franklin 33 James Johnson James Jordan Olaf Olsen FOREIGN LANGUAGE Foreign language students develop elementary proficiency in speaking, reading, writing, and understanding the foreign idiom and to acquaint the student with important aspects of the culture of the country involved. Today language teaching theory includes strong emphasis upon hearing and speaking the foreign language. In our thirty-booth language laboratory, students may listen to tapes which are recorded by persons whose native tongue is being studied. The laboratory is monitored by assistants who are competent in the various languages. Alta Jacobson Effie V. Nelson Lillian Ryberg Sponivh Club Cabinet I. Cervantes G. Notforlund. B. Millilon, L. Wilson, L. Olson. Learning more about the Spanish culture and missions in Mexico stimulates participation in 'he Spanish Club. Reaching this aim the club took thirteen members and exchanged the snow of Minnesota for the sunshine of Mexico. Other ways which they have reached this aim include a Spanish dinner, Ballet, and picnic with Latin American students from the University. Robert Mounce 35 James Jordan Walter Wessel MUSIC The objectives of the Department of Music are three-fold: I) to extend the cultural, aesthetic, and spiritual background of all students in the college by enabling them to develop an appreciation for music through personal understanding and evaluation. 2) To provide o climate in v hich the music student may develop his abilities that he may become a fully qualified musician-teacher with a distinct Christian mission. 3) To provide opportunity for the development o£ an understanding of church music and to encourage students to assume positions of positive leadership as oianists, organists, vocalists and music directors in the evangelical church. The Music Department feels that through a broad liberal arts curriculum these objectives are best realized. Robert Berglund Gordon Howell Garvin McGettrick Not pictured Cdwoid Tfiorrat Oliver Mogclc C. Howard Smith Julius Whittinger PHILOSOPHY A recent introduction to philosophy is entitled Philosophy For Pleasure. Beyond the almost excruciating pleasure of having gotten through a philosophy final, there is prior pleasure both in the search for and in the possession of reliabe knowledge. Knowledge is for worship (worthship). And the enduring questions: Can I know God? Wlial is good and what is evil? How do we know if it is beautiful? when adequately answered, issue in worship. Dr. Butler listens attentively. From Tillich to Sibley, from metaphysics to ethics, from pacifism to ontology, and from God to society runs the gamit of the philosophy club. Man, the curious student, has confronted man, the knowledgeable teacher, and the ensuing dialogue has been formative of both. At times interest has waned and attendance has dwindled, but the pursuit of knowledge and the development of awareness have served as the impetus for the club's attempt to understand and reiate orthodox theology to the contemporary intellectual milieu. 39 PHYQICAL SCIENCE AND MATH The purposes of the Department of Physical Sciences and Mathematics are two-fold: (I) to provide an understanding and appreciation of the physical world and experience with scientific reasoning and methodology; (2) to prepare students for graduate study or for careers in scientific research, medicine, engineering, teaching, or other professions involving physical science or mathematics. Unpicturod: Kenneth White end Robert Blomgren. James Rodgers II IN THE HOMEGOING of Dr. Quentin Bohne Bethel lost a man who typifiec all of its ideals for a teacher in a Christian college—continued academi growth, high standards of professional excellence, a broad range of human interest, genuine concern for students, personal commitment to Christ and the practical integration of faith and learning. While a full-time teacher at Bethel lie continued working on his doctoral pre gram at the University but then locked to the field of industry for more pract-cal experience and research as an interlude in teaching ... But his calling to the teaching profession remained prominent and brought hir i back to Bethel in 1964 to serve as professor and chairman of the department of physics and mathematics and to further Christian ministries at Bethany Baptist until his untimely death on December 3, 1966. As chairman of the faculty committee on campus planning, his keen analytical mind was responsible for much of the preliminary planning for the relocation o the College to Arden Hills. He has left a great void in our hearts and on our staff. We pray that God President Carl H. Lundquist THE STANDARD January 2. 1967 t PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department encompasses a vital aspect of a student's educational experience at Bethel. Through the Basic Skills program, physical fitness and the learning of new skills is stressed. Through an extensive intramural program the opportunity is provided for using one's skills to obtain regular exercise, to estab'ish social relationships with others, to develop leadership characteristics, and to have FUN. Through the exoanding intercollegiate program the challenges and demands of athletic competition are provided for the more highly skilled athletes. Through the professional training program, stress is placed on helping to train students to serve in various areas of leadership in the field of recreation and teaching. Foundalicnal to all facets of the program is an attempt to remind everyone that our bodies ore the temple of the Holy Spirit and that everything in life should be done ... for the glory of God. Jean Anderson Dave Cox Gene Glader S’ ! 43 Maurice Shields Marilyn Starr PQYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Psychology has been defined os a science which studies the behavior of humans and animals. At Bethel, psychology courses are designed to familiarize students with the empirical facts and theories concerning the nature and causes of behavior. The courses also provide practical experience in using the research methods of psychology along with investigating the ways in which psychology and evangelical Christianity arc related. The Department of Education provides a program with opportunities for students who are interested in learning to teach. An understanding of skills, methodology, the educative process and children at various age levels ‘s acquired through courses, observation in the schools and student teaching. Within the Education House was provided a Curriculum Materials Center widely used by the students. A 3M grant in audiovisual materials and equipment became a great asset in furthering the program. Working in both elementary and secondary education, Mr. Lyle Hill was addeo as a full-time faculty member this year. Elliot Donnels Junct Runbeck Lyle Hill Alpha Theta Pti Seated: J. Holvoften; G. Oic C. Oostcfboen; Of. Collin . Adviior L. $teven on; R. Peterson. Standing: R. Deegan. B. Nolin. C. Cow B. Julian. 0. OI on. 8 Mclclond. P. Linden. B. Olton. Webster Muck SOCIAL SCIENCEQ Functioning like a division, the Department of Social Sciences has five subject areas and offers five major fieds of concentration besides supporting secondary and elementary education programs. Economics and business offerings were expanded by making Oscar Lund a full-time faculty member.. Benjamin Pearce continued as part-time instructor of Accounting and Robert Underwood also enriched the offerings in economics. Claude Stipe spent the year working on his doctoral dissertation while on sabbatical leave, and Ivan Fahs was on special leave doing research and teaching in the Department of Preventive Medicine of Harvard University. Thomas Correll and David T. Johnson filled their places. Donald Larson came to strengthen offerings in anthropology and linguistics. A new international dimension was added to first-semester sociology offerings by part-time teaching of Nelson Kisulu, a citizen of Kenya. Richard Ericson directed the Bethel College and Seminary Research Center Study during the year, so part of his usual teaching load was shared by Gerald Dahl. Field opportunities in social work were expanded and enriched. Faculty research projects included a study of relationships and moral va'ues by David Moberg, analysis of economic literacy by Oscar Lund, participation in a cooperative college study of student shoplifting, preliminary exploration of interdisciplinary social science courses, and guidance of a large number and wide variety of student projects. Thomas Correll Donald Larson David Moberg Not Not Pictured Pictured Otcor l«md Robert Underwood 47 David Johnson SPEECH This department aims to provide broad training in the dynamic and communicative use of the spoken word. It also seeks to acquaint students with the growing body of ideas identified with the larger p ob'ems of communication. A specialized curriculum is offered to prepare students for seminary training or graduate work in speech. Speech Deportment Chairman Cal Mortenson The objective of the Drama Club is to show man alienated from God, man searching for God. and man finding God. The Speech Chorus has been especially active this year, performing at Experiment 66. Founders Week, end Youth Week The ROy0| P|ayers 0rflma Touring Group mabs t on9 national tours, our or five extended ZTln f°UrS' aid °ne i°: - � Scene from Cup of Trembling” Summit Conference Bethel's debate squad has been in a rebuilding year. However, the squad has met fop-notch teams including Loyola, University of Illinois and Drake Universify. Tournaments attended include those held at Bradly University, Iowa University and the University of Wisconsin. Leading the squad this year in the A division have been the teams of Nelson-McAl-lister and Harvie-Smith. 49 Will the time-keeper please s't down?” CLASSES . Thanks for all thou dost provide 8ENI0RS Daryl Runion—Vic© Pres. Alan Nasman—Treasurer Tom Hagen—President Bonnio Carlson—See. Beverly Anderson Cincinnati, Ohio ELEMENTARY ED. Joan Anderson Ferqus Falls, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Joanne Anderson Northbrook, III. PSYCHOLOGY 52 Kathleen Anderson Slayton, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Roberta Anderson Chicago, III. SOCIOLOGY Stephen Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. ANTHROPOLOGY Nancy Appelquist Los Anqeles, Calif. HISTORY Bruce Armstrong Ponca. Nebr. HISTORY William Barber Minneapolis, Minn. RELIGIOUS ED. Susanne Bauer Cambridge. Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Robert Baustian Grantsbura, Wise. ENGLISH Joseph Beitler Denver, Colo. CHRISTIANITY Kenneth Bell Big Rapids. Mich. SOCIAL STUDIES Daryl Berg Tokyo, Japan SPEECH Ron Bergman Arthur, Iowa ANTHROPOLOGY Karen Bergstrom Wilmington, Del. SOCIOLOGY Sara Bergstrom Minneapolis, Minn ELEMENTARY ED. Donald Bester Kenora, Ontario SPEECH David Bjorklund Henning Minn. MATHEMATICS Doreen Blackburn Beresford S. D. ELEMENTARY ED. Jerald Blair Kenosha. Wise. CHRISTIANITY Arthur Blessing Chicago, III. SOCIOLOGY Marilyn Bohne Hugo, Minn. ENGLISH Sarah Brooks Lonqmcadow, Mass. HIS’ORY Bonnie Carlson Verona, N.J. ELEMENTARY ED. John Carmean Wheaton, III. CHRISTIANITY Betty Cass Bozeman, Mont. ELEMENTARY ED. 54 Diana Christian Grantsburg, Wise. ELEMENTARY ED. Ronald Cook Steep Rock Manitoba Canada PRE-SOCIAL WORK Tom Corneil Willmar, Minn. MATHEMATICS Lorraine Culver Deerrield, III. ENGLISH David Dahlberg Clearbrook, Minn. BIOLOGY Ronald Deegan Bottineau, N.D. PSYCHOLOGY Colleen Dickau St. Paul, Min. ELEMENTARY ED. James Dinsmore St. Paul, Minn. CHRISTIANITY Cabot Dow Sunnyside, Wash. ENGLISH Rodney Dunn Hallock. Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Eunice Edinger Colfax, Wash. SOCIOLOGY Gail Erickson Grantsburg, Wise. ELEMENTARY ED. 55 Andrew Evan Oshkosh, Wise. NATURAL SCIENCE Kathe Fjeldheim Grandy. Minn. PRE-SOCIAL WORK Marvin Flodin Grantsburq. Wise. ECONOMICS Judy Garrison Minnetonka, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Judith Golightly St. Paul. Minn. PRE-SOCIAL WORK Tom Hagen Minneapolis, Minn. SOCIAL SCIENCE Karen Hale Fairmont, Minn. MUSIC ED. John Halvorsen Youngstown, Ohio PSYCHOLOGY Phillip Hansen M'nreapolis, Minn. SOCIAL SCIENCE Gary Hanson Detroit Lakes, Minn. SOCIOLOGY Carol Hards St. Joseph, Mich. ELEMENTARY ED. Ron Harris Chicago Hgts., III. HISTORY 56 Kathy Harvie Owosso, Mich. SPEECH Albert Hawker Nanaimo, B. C. MUSIC ED. Sharon Heinrichs Council Bluffs, la. ENGLISH Cheryl Henry Creston, Iowa MUSIC ED. David Holland Los Angeles. Calif. CHRISTIANITY Roger Inouye Lakeville, Minn. SPEECH Sandy Jacobson Everett, Washington ELEMENTARY ED. Connie Johnson Rockford, III. ELEMENTARY ED. Diane Johnson Rockford, III. SOCIAL STUDIES Paul I. Johnson Mt. Home, Id. ELEMENTARY ED. Paul O. Johnson Cambridae, Minn. SPEECH Bruce Julien Detroit, Mich. PSYCHOLOGY 57 Doug King Lincoln, Ncbr. HISTORY George Klippenstein York, Nebr. MATHEMATICS Robert Kobielush Westbro Wise. ANTHROPOLOGY LaVonne Kohler Rockford, Iowa ELEMENTARY ED. Michael Kubeck New Britain, Conn. PHILOSOPHY Sharon Larson Santa Maria, Calif ELEMENTARY ED. Jean Lee Harwich, Mass PRE-SOCIAL WORK Phil Linden Bremerton, Wash. PSYCHOLOGY Karen Lindgren Kulrn, No. Dakota ELEMENTARY ED. LoAnn Liukonen Braham, Minn. NATURAL SCIENCE Alden Long Verona, New Jersey MATHEMATICS Bette Lucht Robbinsdale, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. 58 Fred Ludwig Latlabra, Calif. HISTORY Orlyn Lundborg Minneapolis, Minn. MATHEMATICS Robert McDonald Hookins, Minn. HISTORY Bruce McLeland Minneapolis, Minn. PSYCHOLOGY Margaret Macy St. Paul. Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Miriam Mansilla Guatema a, Guatemala ENGLISH Cynthia Mickelson Muscatine, Iowa ART Robert Monroe Minneapolis. Minn. ENGLISH Teri Mounce St. Paul, Minn. PRE-SOCIAL WORK Alan Nasman Belmont, Mass. HISTORY Byron Nelson White Bear Minn. ART David Nelson Minneapolis, Minn. SPEECH 59 Karen Nelson Waukegan, III. ENGLISH Leroy Nelson St. Paul, Minn. 3IOLOGY Paul Nelson Owatonna, Minn. CHEMISTRY Dale Nickel Bingham, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. David Norman Minneapolis, Minn. BIOLOGY David Nydegger Kalamazoo. Mich. SPEECH G. Ben Obinger Coon Rapids, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Ghlee Oie Walnut Grove, Minn. PRE-SOCIAL WORK Joyce Okken Anaconda. Montana SOCIOLOGY Gareth Olson Stanchfield, Minn. MUSIC EDUCATION Jerry Olson Minneapolis, Minn. ANTHROPOLOGY Linda Olson St. Paul, Minn. SOCIAL STUDIES 60 Dick Olson Gothenburg, Nebr. PSYCHOLOGY Bob Olson Gothenburg, Nebr. PSYCHOLOGY Timothy Olson DesPlaines, III. MUSIC EDUCATION Connie Oosterbaan Jenison, Mich. SOCIOLOGY Susan Osterhus Robbinsdale, Minn. SOCIOLOGY Darlene Palermo Minneapolis, Minn. ELEMENTARY ED. Jim Palmquist St. Paul, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE Gary Pangburn Frannie, Wyoming ELEMENTARY ED. Gilbert Penner Mt. Lake, Minn. HISTORY David Perry Des Moines, Iowa MATHEMATICS C. Edgar Peterman St. Paul, Minn. SOCIAL STUDIES Debbie Peterson Waukegan. III. ELEMENTARY ED. 61 Joan Peterson Strathmore, Calif. ELEMENTARY ED. Ray Peterson St. Paul, Minn. PSYCHOLOGY Martha Reichel Chicago, III. ART Trula Rogers El Paso, Texas PSYCHOLOGY Barb Rood Moorhead, Minn. ENGLISH Annette Ryding Ames. Iowa SPEECH Carol Schulte St. Paul, Minn. PRF-SOCIAL WORK Carol Schultz Midland, Mich. ELEMENTARY ED. Dick Schultz Decatur, III. PRE SOCIAL WORK Charles Scott Minnetonka. Minn. ART Jacqueline Sherman Minneapolis, Minn. PRE-SOCIAL WORK Karen Sloan Denver, Colo. ENGLISH 62 Dave Snyder Erie, Pa. SOCIOLOGY James Sorensen Storden, Minn. NATURAL SCIENCE Jean Stephens Wheaton, III. SPEECH Leslie Stevenson Coaksville, Ontario PSYCHOLOGY Mildred Stockwell St. Johns, Mich. ANTHROPOLOGY Robert Sundquist Chicago, III. SOCIOLOGY Calvin Swanson Camby, Minn. CHRISTIANITY Stan Swanson Clayton, Missouri BIOLOGY Kathleen Swanson Rochester, Minn. ENGLISH Constance Toavs Golden Vally, Minn PRE-SOCIAL WORK Connie Williams Atlanta, Georqia ELEMENTARY ED. Barbara Wilson Deerfield, III. ELEMENTARY ED. 63 UNPICTURED SENIORS Mrs. June Arnold Minot, North Dakota MUSIC EDUCATION Nancy Ballantyne Racine, Wisconsin ART EDUCATION G. James Brand Iron Mt„ Michigan HISTORY James Egge Willmar, Minnesota CHEMISTRY Daniel Erickson Minneaoolis, Minnesota ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Paul Goodman St. Paul. Minnesota CHRISTIANITY Karla Guston St. Paul, Minnesota ENGLISH Evelyn Hoffman Lennox, South Dakota ENGLISH Bernard Johnson So. Ashbrunham, Mass. PHILOSOPHY Roger Kingsley St. Paul, Minnesota POLITICAL SCIENCE Gregory Kuper St. Paul, Minnesota HISTORY Carol Miller St. Paul, Minnesota ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Linda Miller St. Paul, Minnesota ELCMENTARY EDUCATION Patricia Olsen Wayzata, Minnesota MUSIC EDUCATION POST GRADUATES Anderson, Jean Marie St. Paul, Minnesota Engvall, Phyllis L. Bloomington, Minn. Jessup, Karin M. St. Paul. Minn. Keim, James A. Des Moines, Iowa Land. Donald A. Cambridge, Minn. Ledbetter, Billy R. Chicago, III. Martin, Don James Roches r, Minn. Meckley, Joan E. Minneaoolis, Minn. Miller, Robert W. St. Paul. Minn. Nelson, Paul O. E. Phillips, Wise. UNCLASSIFIED Berglund, Margaret A. Anoka, Minnesota Damberg, Roberta N. Minneapolis, Minnesota Ellison, Janice E. St. Cloud, Minnesota Johannessen, Joyce S. St. Paul, Minnesota Larson, Sylvia St. Paul, Minnesota Lewis, Helen St. Paul, Minnesota Daryl Runion St. Paul. Minnesota SOCIAL STUDIES Karl W. Smith St. Paul, Minnesota PHILOSOPHY Kenneth Thornberry St. Paul, Minnesota ART EDUCATION Vonda Vander Molen Hudsonville, Michigan ELEMCNTARY EDUCATION Theodore Wahlin Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich. ECONOMICS Harvey Zink Winnepeg, Canada PSYCHOLOGY Oman, Florence A. St. Paul, Minn. Pearson, Joyce E. Moline, III. Stickler, Kenneth O. Colombia Hgts., Minn. Waldenstrom, Roger W. Chicago, III. Norton, Allene L. St. Paul, Minnesota Olson, LaVone V. St. Paul Minnesota Ward, Nannette F. St. Paul, Minnesota JUNIORS Marilyn Starr—Advisor Lois Peterson—Trees. Joyce Miller—Secretary Rick Peterson—V. Pres. Rick Welch—President AHLQUIST. DAVID L. Poland. Ohio ALLISON. DONALD W. St. Paul. Minn. ANDERSON. CRAIG P. Bremerton. Wash. ANDERSON. DAVID C. Stromsburg, Nebraska ANDERSON. DORIS MAE Lansing. Iowa ANDERSON. PRISCILLA St. Paul, Minn. APPELOUIST. JANET C. Fairfax, Virginia AR3CRF. SHIRLEY A. St. Paul. Minn. 66 ARMSTRONG. PAMELA S. Massillon. Ohio ASK. KAREN E. Houston. Minn. AUSTIN. JUDITH P. Quito. Ecuador AVEY. MALCOLM J. St. Pau. Minn. BAGHURST. LAWRENCE J. Youngstown, Ohio BFLSHE. TARA L. St. Cloud. Minn. BENSON, JOI IN P. Wayzata, Minn. BERRY. JAMES B. Isle. Minn. BJORK. DOUGLAS K. Minneapolis, Minn. BLOOM, REBECCA A. Dbn. Hgts.. Mich. BROWN. BEVERLY G. Minneapolis, Minn. BROWN KENNETH R. Weimouth. Mass. BROWN. STEVEN H. Minot. N. D. BRUMPTON. RICHARD G. Seattle, Wash. BUCKLEW. DORIS M. Elmhurst, III. CARLSON. DAVID L. Rockford. III. CARLSON. DAVID P. Lake Nebagamon, Wise. CARLSON. MARCIA Chicago. III. CARLSON. SANDRA K. Sioux Falls. S. D. CERVANTES, ISAIAS Dulce, New Mexico COLLINS. KENNETH W. Des Moines. Iowa CONWAY. SUSAN E. Western Springs. III. CRAFT. ROBERT L. JR. Kingsbury. Indiana DANIELSON. THEMEN S. Webster, Wise. DAVIS. KEITH G. Chicago. III. DEAN. GORDON R. Si. Paul, Minn. DeGEEST. BEVERLY J. Grand Rapids. Mich. DELICH. JOHN T. Si. Paul, Minn. DENNY. VELMA J. Spokane. Wash. DORN. MARYBETH Des Plaines. III. D DUD. CONSTANCE J. Minneapolis, Minn. DOWNING. GARY W. Minneapolis. Minn. DREESEN. MIRIAM R. Sibley. Iowa DUMSE. BETTE D. Orchard. Iowa DURSCHER. JANICE . Clermont. Iowa ERICKSON. PAUL M. Karlstad, Minn. FACERSTROM. ELIZABETH Morton Grovo, III. FAHS. MELVIN H. Binghamton. N. Y. FISHEL. RUTH M. Minneaoolis. Minn. GLEWWE. JUDITH K. St. Paul. Minn. GOFFIN. LYNNE M. Wallace, Mich. GRAHAM. SHARON J. Long 8each. Calif. GREGORY. PRUDENCE D. Warrensburg, III. GROSS, DANIEL D. St. Paul, Minn. GUSTAFSON. NELDA A. Debit, Iowa HAMMAR. JAMES P. El Cajon, Calif. HANSON. BONNIE R. Minneton a, Minn. HECKMAN. JUDITH B. St. Paul, Minn. 68 HOLYER. ROBERT K. Sioux Falls, S. D. HOWARD, SUSANN E. St. Pajl. Minn. JENSEN. DARLENE R. Eau Claire. Wise. JENSEN, STANLEY M. Dannabrog. Nebraska JOHNSON. BARRY N. Winnipeg, Mon.. Canada JOHNSON, JESSE J. Pieasan- Hill, Calif. JOHNSON, JUDITH A. St. Paul, Minn. JOHNSON. KAREN E. St. Paul, Minn. JOHNSON. KAY A. Chatham. New Jersey JOHNSON. PAUL V. Grantsburg, Wise. JOHNSTON. ALISON E. Miami. Florida JONES. SHARON B. Blue Earth, Minn. KLIPPENSTEIN. HELEN G. Yorlc. Nebraska KRANZLfcR. NANCY R. Santa Susara, Calif. KRUEGER. THOMASINE J. Mt. Clemens, Mich. KUHR. GERALD L. Bloomington, Minn. KULLB5RG. MARY LOU Williams Boy. Wise. KUNZA, PAULETTE A. Isanti, Minn. LARSON. JONATHAN L. Sherburn, Minn. LARSON S. ELDON Ft. Francis, Ont., Can. LARSON. SUSAN J. Ashland, Wise. LARSON. SUSAN K. Lombard. III. LAU, JAMES M. Sioux City, Iowa LEDKINS, WILTON E. Denver. Colorado LEHMAN. ANDREW J. Rewey, Wise. LINDEN. ROGER P. Minneapolis, Minn. LINDER. LIANA J. Seattle, Wash. 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RICHARD L. Minneapolis, Minn. PHILLIPS. RUTH Palmer, Alaska POOL. PAULA JO Long 8each. Calif. PORTER. PETER J. Rockford, III. RASKE. JOHN A. Transcona. Manitoba, Canada REM PEL. BEVERLY A. Mt. Lake. Minn. RICHARDS. DALLAS E. Salisbury, N. C. ROBERTSON. RICHARD P. Worthington. Minn. ROCKFORD. DENNIS W. Long Eeach. Calif. RUETTEN. MARY K. Nashua. Iowa RUNBbCK, RICHARD J. Tacoma Wash. RUSSELL. ALLEN E. St. Paul, Minn. SALHAMER. JOHN H. Long Beach. Calif. SCHWARZ. JANE ANN Muscatine, Iowa SEIFFERT. MARLYS A. Cable. Wise. SELANDER. ALLAN R. St. Paul. Minn. SEVERIN REBECCA A. McGralh, Minn. SHEPHARD. NCRENE M. Crystal. N. D. SHOLD. PHILLIP L Duluth, Minn. SHUNK. GRACE M. St. Paul, Minn. SIMMONS. DAVID A. Eugene, O-egon SMITH. KENARD E. St. Paul. Minn. SMITH. MARK I. St. Paul, Minn. SPLINTER. JOHN P. Minneapol’s, Minn. SPURGEON. JAMES N. M . Vernon. Wash. STAGG. DAVID R. Vancouver, B.C. STAPLES. CAROL L. Grand Marais. Minn. STOESZ. JOHN L. Minneooolis, Minn. STOHRE. ARLAN D. Phoenix. Ariz. STONE. RONALD G. St. Paul. Minn. SWANSON. ROGER L. Ludir.gton. Mich. TEGENEELDT, JOHN H. St. Paul, Minn. THOMPSON. CURTIS E. New Brighton. Minn. THORSSEN, RANDEE L. Scion Springs, Wise. TRAN. VAN T. South Viet Nam TRUDE, TERRY L. Mirnetonlco. Minn. TRUDE, TRUDY A. Minnetonka. Minn. TSCHETTER. LINDA K. Windom, Minn. TUNESTAM. EVA K. Chicogo, III. WARREN. SUSANNE C. Whittier, Calif. WATKINS. JOHN M. Youngstown, Ohio WELCH. PATRICK P. Humboldt. Iowa WELLBERG. JAY H. Coon Rapids. Minn. WESSEL. MARGARET A. Roseville. Minn. WHITE. CAROL A. Aitken, Minn. WIDGER. BEVERLY J. Minneaoolis. Minn. WIESE. NORMA L. Denver, Colo. WILKINSON. THOMAS A. Wellington. Ohio WILSON. TOBI A. Glenview, III. WOODS. MINA JO Cedar Rapids. Iowa YOUNGQUIST. JOAN M. Wakayama Ken. Japan YOUNGOUIST. PATRICIA A. Wes Covina, Calif. Unpictured Juniors BARTELS, MARJORIE R. Chicago, III. BRANDON. RAYMOND O. Dinuba, Calif. 8REITHOLTZ. CARLYNN Cokato, Minn. CARLSON. INGRID B. Cleveland Hots.. Ohio CARlSON. JAMES H. 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SOPHOMORES Tom Hulst—Vice Pres. Linda Enquist—Treas. Joyce Lehman—Sec. Craig Peterson—Pres. PLEASE KEEP OFF GRASS ADAMS. SANDRA L. Hoyt Lakes. Minn. ANDERSON. DAVID M. Iron Mountain. Mich. ANDERSON. DOUGLAS W. Minneapolis. Minn. ANDERSON. GAYLORD 8. Tacoma, Wash. ANDERSON. GREGORY K. Vancouver. Wash. ANDERSON. I. ANNETTE San Diego. Calif. ANDERSON. JOEL E. Onemia, Minn. ANDERSON. MARILYN J. White Bear Lake. Minn. ANDERSON. VALERIE F. T'avis AFB, Calif. BACON. LINDA KAY Willow Island. Nebr. BAUSTIAN. JOYCE I. St. Paul, Minn. BERSESON, JANE E. St. Paul. Minn. BERGFALK. LYNN A. Rush City, Minn. BERGGREN, LLOYD B. Minneapolis, Minn. BERGMAN, BARRY M. Arthur, Iowa BERRY. VIRGINIA L. Chicago. III. BIDDLE. DAVID J. McKeesport, Penn. BILHARZ, KAREN L. Wildwood, III. BJORKLUND. JONATHAN O. Henning, Minn. Bl.AHOSKI. WADE T: St. Paul, Minn. BOBBITT. DAVID P. Post Falls. Idaho BOEHLJE, MARCIA A. Sheffield, Iowa BOONE. ROBERT L. Fridley, Minn. BORNER. WALLACE T. Hastings, Minn. BOSTROM. WARREN R. 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Anoka, Minn. COBLE, KAREN S. St. Paul. Minn. DOLTON. CHRISTINA A. St. Louis Park. Minn. DOWNING. MARK A. Seattle, Wash. DRAEGER. JOAN C. St. Paul. Minn. DREISKE, PAUL B. Ingleside, III. DUDDLESTON. JAMES F. Des Moines. Iowa DUNKIN, JANICE K. Des Moines, Iowa EATON, DAVID G. Moline, III. EDGAR, MARILYN KAY Port Byron. III. EICHENBERGER, LYNN E. Santo Maria, Calif. EKBOM. VAUGHN W. Willmar, Minn. ENGLUND. WILLIAM J. Minneapolis, Minn. ENGQUIST. LINDA J. Minneapolis, Minn. ERICKSON. JAMES S. Glen Ellyn, III. ERICKSON, JUDY K. Neenah, Wisconsin EVENSON TERRANCE W. Park River. N.D. FAIRAI.L, GARY F. Davenport, Iowa FEDYNICH, CAROL A. Green Bay. Wise. FJELDHEIM. JANICE L. Lincoln. Nebr. FJELLMAN. BRUCE L. St. Paul, Minn. FLETCHER. DANIEL R. Seattle. Wash. FLOYD. ROGER A. Hayes Center, Nebr. FRYKMAN, FAITH M. Wheaton. III. GAALSWYK, PRISCILLA R. Welcome. Minn. GELHAR, DEBORAH J. St. Louis Pork, Minn. GERDIN, NANCY M. Cambridge, Minn. GIBSON. TIMOTHY N. Lisbon, N.D. 77 GRANT. GALbN G. St. Paul. Minn. GREEN. HOV ARD R. Cedar Rapids. Iowa GUELKER, KAREN L. Staples. Minn. GUSTAFSON. JANE M. Penfwater, Mich. HALL. MARIE B. Andover. Ohio HANSON. 3ARBARA A. Minnetonka. Minn. HANSON. MARY A. Braham, Minn. HARFST. CALVIN P. Napoleon. Minn. HARNESS. KAY E. Lowell, Ind. HEIDE, DONAVAN L. Mountain Lake, Minn. HFNDRICKSEN. JEANNE M. Omaha. Nebr. HENDRICKSON. CHARLES R. Morton Grove, III. HOISINGTON. EDITH C. St. Paul, Mirn. HOPKINS. JOHN R. Milford, Iowa HOTEK. KAREN L. Buffalo. Minn. HUGHES. WILMA J. Federal Way. Wash. HULST. THOMAS R. Tacoma. Wash. INOUYE, RANDY R. Lakeville. Minn. JACKSON, ROBERT L. Otho, Iowa JOACHIM. KAREN L. Corona, S.D. JOHNSON. 8ARBARA R. St. Paul. Minn. JOHNSON. DANIEL W. St. Paul, Minn. JOHNSON. GREGG A. St. Paul. Minn. JOHNSON. RICHARD L. Lincolnwood, III. 78 JOHNSON. ROGER A. Eaj Claire. Wise. JORGENSON STEPHEN H. Seattle, Wash. KARLSSON. CYNTHIA E. Roseau. Minn. KENNEDY. 8ETTY I. Simi. Calif. KERN. NORMAN P. Zion, III. KIRK. ELSIE R. Edmonton Alberta. Canada KNAP3. 8EVERLY L. Excelsior. Minn. K08IELUSH. DAVID C. Westbro. Wise. KOSTELNY. NAOMI S. Evergreen Park. III. KOWALIK. JANICE M. Minneapolis, Minn. KRAUSE. JON D. Coleman. Wise. KREDIT. BARBARA J. St. Paul. Minn. KRONHOLM. SANDRA E. Sc. St. Paul, Minn. LAMPMAN. SUSAN E. New Brighton. Minn. LARSON. DALE W. Cokato. Minn. LARSON. JONATHAN P. Assam. India LARSON. SANDRA D. Alexandria. M'nn. LAWSON. 8RUCE J. Lattabra, Calif. LEAKE. CLARA H. St. Paul. Minn. LEHMAN. JOYCE E. Rewey. Wise. LEHMANN. LINDA C. Wilmette. III. LEPPKE. CORINNE R. Cheyenne. Wyoming LEWIS. SUSAN J. No. St. Paul. Minn. LIBBY. GREGORY S. Ravensdale. Wash. 79 LINDAMAN. REBECCA A. Aplinton, Iowa LINOBERS. DON M. Sawyer, Mich. LIND3ERG. JAMES E. Chicago, III. LINDBFRG. JUDITH E. Boulder. Colorado LOEWEN. ELVA K. Mountain Lake, Minn. LOOMIS. JEFFREY B. Jamestown, N.Y. LOOMIS. JERRY D. Jamestown, N.Y. LUND. CAROL A. Homewood, III. McMURRAY. SANDRA K. Orlando, Florida MADSEN. LINDA K. Aitkon, Minn. MAGNUSON. BETTY L. Lincolnwood. III. MAGNUSON. JAMES B. Rockford, III. MAGNUSON. JAMES M. Minnetonka, Minn. MARCE.LIS. CAROL A. Niagra, Wise. MATHISON, DAVID L. La Mirada, Calif. MAURER. GREGORY B. Minneapolis. Minn. MAYO. JUDITH A. Augusto, Wise. MONROE. JANET L. Minneapolis. Minn. MOODY, LOIS E. Brunswick, Maine MOORE. MARILYN H. St. Paul, Minn. MOULTON, DAVID H. St. Paul, Minn. MUCK. TERRY C. St. Paul, Minn. MULLINS, JAMES R. Correll. Minn. MUSSER. DANA L. Sherbum, Minn. ♦ NEAL, CYNTHIA M. Seneca Falls, N.Y. NELSON. BRUCE E. Owatonna, Minn. NELSON, DAVID J. Cambridge, Minn. NELSON. DEBORAH M. Canfield, Ohio NEWCOMB, LINDA M. New Brighton. Minn. NEWSTRAND. JOHN K. St. Paul, Minn. CLANDER, RICHARD C. Cambridge, Minn. OLOFSSON, MARYANN Chicago. III. OLSEN. BARBARA L. Cresskill, N.J. OLSON, ELAINE J. Bloomington. Minn. OLSON. RICHARD A. Rocine, Wise. OTTO. MARGIE C. St. Louis Park. Minn. PARENT. CALVIN P. Winchendon, Mass. PEARSON. CHARLOTTE A. Excelsior, Minn. PEARSON, DAVID C. 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Minneapolis, Minn. SCHWARTZ. EILEEN M. Benson, Minn. SHAVER. HAROLD T. St. Paul Park. Minn. SHEETZ, CAROL A. Wrenshall, Minn. SIEBELIST, LOIS E. Caldwell, N.J. SIMKINS, CYNTHIA L. Youngstown, Ohio SKURDAHL. OLIVER P. St. Paul, Minn. 82 SMITH, BARBARA E. Cambridge. Minn. SMITH, DENNIS L. Coon Rapids, Minn. SMITH, SHARON K. St. Paul. Minn. SMITH. STEPHEN P. Hopkins, Minn. SODERSTROM. SHEILA I. ludington, Mich. SOLSTAD. PRISCILLA J. Jackson. Minn. SONENSTAHL. JEANNE M. Glenwood, Minn. SPURGEON. SANDRA L. Mt. Verncn, Wash. STANGER. MACEL R. St. Paul, Minn. STEINKE, KAREN M. Windom, Minn. STOESZ, SHARLA L. St. Paul. Minn. STONE. EDWARD A. Rockford, III. SUNDEEN, LEEROY N. Minneapolis, Minn. SWANSON. DONALD L. Chambers, Nebr. SWANSON. SUSAN Pa ton, Iowa SWENSON. BEVERLY A. Escanaba, Mich. TAILOR. GREGORY A. Chicago, III. TECHMAN. MERLE A. Brea. Calif. THEESFELC. MARILYN F. Estherville. Icwa TIBSTRA, JUDITH ANN Evergreen Park, III. lOAVS. ROSALYN R. Hopkins. Minn. TOEWS, BONNIE L. 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GILBERG. SUSAN R. Hopkins. Mirn. MONSON. PATRICIA G. Chicago, III. GROSCH. DANIEL Elmhurst. III. PERKINS. DUANE. R. Skokie. III. HANSLIP. PETER Toronto. Canada SCHROEDER. DAVID A. Wheaton. III. HOLMBERG. NORMAN R. St. Paul. M'nn. SUNDBERG. LINAE M. Minneapolis, Minn. 85 FRESHMEN Ron Slcon—Treasurer Dick Steven—President Pat Keim—Secretary Gary Hasselblad—V. President ADAMS. BYRON E. Seattle. Wash. ADAMS. SANDRA Woukec jon, III. AHLSTRAND. LINDA St. Paul. M nn. AHLSTROM. JENNIFER Jackson, Mich. AKINWALE. JOHN Lagos, Nigeria ANDERSON. BARRY Lockport. III. ANDERSON. GAIL Seattle, Wash. ANDERSON. JUDITH Minneapolis. Minn. ANDERSON, KAREN Roseau. Minn. ANDERSON, KAY Minneapolis, Minn. ANDERSON, KEITH Minneapolis, Minn. ANDERSON. LINDA Salem, S. D. ANDERSON. LYLE Seattle, Wash. ANDERSON. MARCIA San Jose. Calif. ANDERSON. MARCIA JOY Bremerton. Wash. ANDERSON. PRISCILLA St. Paul, Minn. ANDERSON. S. BRUCE St. Paul. Minn. ANDERSON. STEVEN D. Yankton. S. D. ANDREWS, ELEANOR Wallingford. Conn. ANKER3ERG. JAMES B. Naberville, III. ASK. KARLA M. Houston, Minn. BANKESTER. DAVID W. Hollandale. M'nn. BARBER. LINDA M. Youngstown, Ohio BARNES. ANITA M. Wausegan, III. BARNEY. LINDA J. Nyack, New York BARON, CHERYL F. Minneapolis, Minn. BAUER. PATRICIA K. Byron, III. BEEK. EILERT J. George, Iowa BEGY, BONNIE J. Hillside. III. BFRGGRFN. RONALD D. Lafayette. Calif. BERRY, DAVID E. Isle, Minn. BEYER. VICTORIA L. St. Paul. Minn. 87 BJELLAND. JOHN I. Sebu. Ph llipines BJORK. LCIS J. Cambridge, Minn. BLOMBERG. TIMOTHY M. St. Paul, Minn. BLOMSTRAND. THOMAS D. Duluth. Minn. BOMSTAD. NANCY J. Willmar, Minn. BONSTROM. SUSAN D. Minneapolis. Minn. BORCHERT. KENNETH W. Springfield. Minn. BOSTROM. PAUL S. Western Springs. III. BOWMAN. C. KAY Rockford. III. BRITTON. LEE ANN Darien. Wise. BROWNING. M. SUZANNE LeClaire. Iowa BRYANT. ROBERT R. Whittier. Calif. BUELL. ROY D. Oak Brook. III. BUHLER, JANET H. Butterfield, Minn. BUSSIbRt. JAMES O. St. Paul, Minn. BYSTROM. DANIEL D. Appletown, Wise. CADMAN. PHYLLIS S. Kadoka. South Dakota CARLSON. DOUGLAS J. Trumboll, Conn. CARLSON. GWENDOLYN F. Montieello, Minn. CARLSON. LINDA M. Cambridge. Minn. CARLSON. TERRY J. Roscommon, Mich. CERVIN, DONALD B. Minneapolis. Minn. CHAMNESS. LARRY A. Vaipariso, Ind. CHRISTIAN. JON W. Grantsburg. Wise. CLARK. MARYLIN K. Alexandria, Minn. CONAT. JULIA A. Grand Rapids, Minn. COSTICH, MARY L. Rochester. New Jersey COTTON. 3EVERLY J. Bridgeport, Conn. COYLE, MARTHA A. Mundelein, III. CRAFT. DONALD L. Minneapolis. Minn. CRAV FORD. MARY D. Mountain Lake, Minn. DALLMAN. DANITA E. Br'tt, Iowa DAMAR. ANN L Isle, Minn. DAMBERG, MICHAEL A. College Park, Md. DAVIS RANDAL E. Youngstown. Ohio DAY. WILLIAM L. Phoenix, Arizono DEBBAN, ALAN A. Mora, Minn. DEHAVEN. THOMAS R. Vilas. S. D. DELONG. RALPH F. Circle Pines, Minn. DERR. DAVID J. St. Paul. Minn. DICK. MARLYS J. Munich, N. D. DISCHINGER, BRUCE H. New Sweden, Maine DIVERS. KATHY A. Fall City, Wash. DOBLE. KATHLEEN J. St. Paul, Minn. DOBLE. KEITH W. St. Paul. Minn. DOLAN. LINDA L. Klamath Falls, Oregon DRESSLER. JEANNE E. Muskegon. Mich. DUEHOLM, NADINE J. Chisacc City. Minn. EATON. MARGARET E. Moline, III. EBERT. REBECCA A. Cedott. Wise. ECKIEIN, LOIS A. Salem. S. D. ECKSTROM. ELIZABETH A. Hastings. Minn. EIDE. KRISTINE A. St. Paul. Minn. ENGSTROM. SUSAN A. Minnetonka, Minn. ERICKSON. MARY E. Jefferson. Wise. ERICSON. DEAN L. Rockford. III. ERICSON. GALE D. New York. N. Y. EVERS, ELIZABETH R. St. Paul. Minn. EAGERSTROM. SitVEN J. Minneapolis. Minn. FAIR. DARLENE M. Richfield. Minn. FAST. LELAND J. Playa Grande DF Vene7ue'o FELDMAN. ANDREW Wrenviile, Minn. FINNESTAD. DEAN S. Seattle, Wash. FLOBERG. CATHY R. Denver. Colorado FLOYD. RANDY L. Hayes Center. Neb. FOR8ES. JACK R. Owatonna, Minn. FRANK. JANICE K. Rockford, III. GARDNER. KAY E. Muskegon, Mich. GEMAR, CHARLENE Sand Coulee. Montano GERARC. DAVID M. St. Paul Minn. GIBBS. DELLA J. Grond Rapids, Minn. GIBSON. DEAN L. Lisbon. N. D. GILBERT. STEPHEN M. Gree'ey, Colorado GILLSON. RICHARD D. Cushing. Minn. GOODMAN. JACQUELINE K. Milton, Wise. GOODNOW. SHARON K. Sioux Falls. S. D. GOODWIN. WILLIAM A. Lyndhurst, Ohio GRELLSON IYNETTE K. Soring Valley, Cal. GRIFFITHS. JOHN M. New Castle. Penn. HAGEN. PATRICIA J. Minneapolis, Minn. HAGS!ROM. KARIN M. Tampa. Florida HALVORSEN. JOANNE K. Youngstown. Ohio HANSEN. LYNN K. Buffalo, M inn. HANSON. KENNETH L. St. Paul, Minn. HAQQ, MIRIAM N. Hopkins. Minn. HARDER. TERROLD S. Butterfield, Minn. HARING. DAVID A. Elburn. III. HARMS. SALLY J. Blooming Prairie. Minn. HARRIS. BARBARA K. Minneapolis. Minn. HARRIS. CAROL A. Hastings, Minn. HASSELBLAD. GARY L. San Jose, California HASTINGS. JANELL E. Minnetonka, Minn. HATFIELD. JUDITH A. Rolla, Mo. HAVUMAKI. GLENN B. Gardner, Mass. HEINMETS. EVA M. Volley Stream, N. Y. HEINZ, BARBARA J. St. Paul, Minn. 91 HEPPNER. KEITH L. Warroad, Minn. HERSEY. PATRICIA E. Takoma Park, Md. HILL. WILLIAM J. Bremerton, Wash. HIRSCHY, ESTHER R. Neenah, Wise. HUMPHREY. STEPHEN L. Grand Marais. Minn. HUNTLEY. DAVID F. Ft. Huochoce, Ariz. HURT. JANFT K. OmaFa. Neb. IRONS. KENNETH L. Hinckley, Minn. JAMES. MILLARD D. St. Paul, Minr. JOHNSON. JANET A. Si. Paul, Minn. JOHNSON, KENNETH D. St. Paul. Minn. JOHNSON. MARVIN W. Purlock. Cal'forria JOHNSON. NANCY G. St. Cloud, Minn. JOHNSON, STEVEN P. Menonimee, Minn. JONES. DEBORAH D. Glenview. III. KAHL. SUSAN M.. Holstein. Iowa KARLSSON. FAITH A. Roseau. Minn. KEIM, PATRICIA A. Des Moines, Iowa KELTGEN. DEBORAH L. Willmar. Minn. KI LANDER. SALLY S. San Diego, Californio KING, RUDY E. Hollandole, Minn. KINGSLEY, ROLLIN T. St. Paul, Minn. KLING. MIRIAM E. Crystal Lake, III. KOELSCH, SHARON L. Oronoco, Minn. 92 KRONHCLM. LOIS M. Welmcke, III. KULLE. ESTHER D. Seattle, Wash. LAM8RIDES, STEPHEN P. Cheshire, Conn. LARSON. DAVIO M. Portland, Oreqon LARSON. GERALD D. Ft. Frances, Ont. Can. LARSON. RODNEY D. Cambridge. Minn. LARSON. SUSAN L. Fergus Falls, Minn. LEIHY. LINDA R. Richfield. Minn. LEWIS. KENNETH W. Forest City, Iowa LIEW, JAMES Bangkok. Thailand LILJA, LYNETTE A. Wheaton. III. LINDBORG, SHIRLEY J. Little Falls, Minn. LINDQUIST. LINDA L. Spicer. Minn. LINDVALL. SHERIE Rockford, III. LONG. KATHRYN L. Fresno. California LUCE. DAVID A. Nashua. N. H. LYSDAHL, JOHN C. Bruce, Wise. Mc8IRNIE, JILL D. Lenexa, Kansas McCann, Gary l. Coldwater, Mich. MclNTYRE, ROBERT J. Park Ridge. III. McKENNA, JILL E. La Haora, California McKINNIS, MAREE C. Chicago, III. MAGNUSON. WARREN A. Riverdale, III. MARKER, ADELE R. Indianapolis. Ind. 93 MARKETTE. PHYLLIS J. Northbrook. III. MARTINEZ PAMELA J. Fall City, Wash. MATTSON, ALLAN L. Roseau, Minn. MATTSON. LINDA K. Lander. Wyoming MATTSON, SHARON L. Portland. Oregon MECKLEY. ELIZABETH A. Minneapolis. Mnn. MELANDER. NANCY V. St. Paul. Minn. MESAROS, THOMAS W. Fairfield, Conn. MICK. PAMELA M. Bloom'ngton. Minn. MILLER. CANDACE R. Richfield, Minn. MILLIKAN, BARBARA L. San Diego. Calif. MINNIS. KENNETH V. La Porte, Indiana MOHRLAND. JAMES E. So. St. Paul, Minn. MOLLENKAMP. ROGER D. Des Plaines. III. MULDER. CAROL L. Racine. Wise. MULLiNEX. CHERYL J. Vinton. Iowa MYBRO, CHARLES L. Plattevillc, Wise. NEANDER, SHIRLANA S. Chicago. III. NELSON. ARLENE M. Kanabec, Minn. NELSON. BARBARA E. Brooklyn, N.Y. NELSON. DONALD C. Deewood, Minn. NELSON, JUDITH C. Minneapolis. Minn. NELSON. KAREN K. Silver Bay, Minn. NELSON. KENNETH V. Wheaton, III. NELSON. LINDA M. Denison. Iowa NELSON. LYDIA G. Wethersfield, Conn. NELSON. MARGARET R. Oakland. Calif. NESS. PAMELA M. Osceola, Ind. NETTERLUND, GLORIA R. St. Paul, Minn. NEWCOMB. AREN E. Clawson. Mich. NIEHOUSE. CARROL R. Anaheim Calif. NISKANEN. DONALD W. San Leondro. Calif. NOLLMEYER. EILEEN C. Savage, Montana NORDELL, PAMElA D. West Covina, Calif. NORDIN. SHERYL R. Gothenburg. Nebr. NORDINE, MARLENE A. Ellsworth, Wise. NORDMARK, BARBRA A. New York, N.Y. NORDQUIST, JUDITH M. Wahkon, Minn. NCRGREN. HARRIET M. Duluth, Minn. NORLANDER, MARY l Atwater. Minn. NORTON. KATHV J. Anoka. Minn. OGILVIF. VIRGINIA M. Luck. Wise. OLSEN. D. ROBERT Davenport. lowS OLSON, DOUGLAS A. Alexandria. Minn. OLSON. GREGORY J. St. Paul, Minn. OLSON. JOANNE E. St. Paul, Minn. OLSON, JUANITA A. Iron River. Mich. OLSON. JUDITH A. Minneapolis, Minn. 95 OLSON. LINDA L. Minneapolis. Minn. OLSON. NAOMI H. Stanchfield, Minn. OTTO. BRUCE A. Minneapolis, Minn. PAINTER. WILLIAM J. Garden City, Mich. PARKS. ROBERTA J. Wadena, Minn. PAULSON. THOMAS J. Meckling. S.D. PEARSON, BEVERLY J. Monfrose, S.D. PEARSON. LEE P. Richfield. Minn. PEARSON, LOIS A. St. Paul, Minn. PEARSON. MICHAEL J. Dalbo, Minn. PEARSON, RUTH G. Euclid. Ohio PEDERSON. STEVEN I. Chisago City, Minn. PERSON. GORDON E. Iron Mountain, Mich. PETERSpN. CURTIS R. Des Moires, Iowa PETERSON. CYNTHIA A. Grand Marais, Minn. PETERSON. GORDON A. Farmington. Minn. PETERSON, JACQUELYN T. Stanchfield, Minn. PETERSON. MARILYN J. Montrose. S.D. PETRY. MARLENE W. Minneapolis, Minn. PETTIT. DAVID M. Burnsville, Minn. POORT, SHERRY SUE Mts egon, Mich. PORT, SANDRA V. Poland, Ohio POTTORFF, JERRY W. Minneapolis, Minn. POUND. DAVID J. Chorgrin Falls, Ohio 96 REED, ROBIE D. Anchorage, Alaska REIMERS, D ANE C. Minneapolis, Minn. REIT. DANA A. Rialto. Calif. RITTER, SUSAN D. Kent, Wash. ROBERTS CONSTANCE C. Oak View. Calif. ROBERTSON, SARAH R. Worthington, Minn. ROBINSON. EMILY F. Greenville, Penn. RODBERG. KAREN E. Chicago. III. ROCMCR, PETCR T. Solon, Ohio ROUSHEY, JUDITH E. Rockford. III. RUNBECK. G. TIMOTHY Tacoma. Wash. RUSSELL. GAIL R. Creve Cceur, Mo. RYLANDER. KATHLEEN L. Minneapolis, Minn. SALZMAN. JANIS L. Peotone. III. SANDBERG, PATRICIA M. Camo'idae. III. SAUNDERS. GEORGE W. Los Alamltos. Calif. SAWYER. DONN C. Braham. Minn. SCHMOEKEL, SUSAN J. Janesville. Wise. SCHOENFELDER, BONNIE L. Bemidji. Minn. SCHOENHERR. JANET M. Racine, Wise. SCHRCEDER, MARIE C. West Chester, Penn. SEHNERT. DIANE E. St. Peel. Minn. SHAW. BRUCE G. Minneapolis, Minn. SHUPE. DAVID A. Atlantic, Iowa fife 97 SHUTE CAROL ANN C. Markville, Minn. S'AMIS. SUSAN L. Hillside, III. SIEBERT. RUTH A. Denver. Colorado SITTE. MURRAY J. Sister Bay. Wise. SKIPTON. SUSAN P. Pasadena, Calif. SKOGLUND. LINDA D. Canova, S.D. SKON, RONALD W. St. Paul. Minn. SKURDAHL. DAVID G. St. Paul, Minn. SMITH, CLARICE L. Princeton. Minn. SMITH. ELIZABETH E. St. Paul, Minn. SMITH, LYNDA R. Laurel Sprinos, N.J. SMITH. SUSAN L. Hopkins, Minn. SORENSON. J. MARK Minneapolis. Mirn. SOULE. EDWARD A. Winnebaqo. Minn. SPARKS. LINDA A. Forest City, Iowa STANDAFER. NONA M. Worthington. Minn. STANGHEI.LE. DARLENE M. Lake Lillian. Minn. STOUTER. RANDY F. Grantsburg, Wise. STEINKE. JUDITH A. Wirdcm, Minn. STEVEN, RICHARD K. Grand Rapids. Minn. STEWART. BRENDA K. Fort Lee. Virginia STEWART. DAVID C. Brighton. Colorado STOCKING. THOMAS E. Schenectady. N.Y. STOESZ. RONALD G. St. Paul. Minn. STONE. SUZAN M. White Bear Lake. Minn. STREGE. SANDRA K. Roseville, Minn. STUEMPGES CANDYCE D. Isanti, Minn. SUNVOLD. LINDA M. Sacred Heart. Minn. SWANSON. CARL W. Morton Grove, Hi. SWANSON. KAREN E. Des Moines. Iowa SWANSON. LARRY R. Willmar. Minn. SWANSON. RICHARD A. Mound, Minn. SWANSON. RICHARD C. Oak Park. III. SWANSON. THOMAS E. Anchorage. Alaska SWEDBERG, FREDERICK W. Gardner. Mass. SWENSON. RUTH J. Glen Ellyn, III. SWISHER. JAY R. Minneapolis. Minn. TAFT. SUSAN J. Michigan City. Ind. TANGVALD. MARY A. Bellingham Wash. TARMAN, GERALD C. Richfield, Minn. TAYLOR. JANET M. Orland Park. III. THORPE. DEAN A. Minneaoolis, Minn. TIMMING. KATHLEEN M. Minneapolis. Minn. TOMAN. EDITH E Muskegon, Mich. TORELL. LINDA J. Minnetonka, Minn. TORGERSON, LORNA D. Clearbrook, Minn. TROGE, CYNTHIA L. St. Paul. Minn. TRONES. SHERRYL L. Edina, Minn. UNGER. ELIZABETH J. Cedar Lake. Ind. VANGNESS. PEGGY A. Kenyon. Minn. VANTREASE. KAREN J. Ilienra. Alaska VERSAW. DANIEL E. Colorado Springs, Colo. WAGNER. GARY C. Puyallup, Wash. WAHLIN. MERRY P. Grosse Point, M'rch. WAILFR. TIMOTHY M. Stillwater. Minn. WALLIN. NANCY K. St. Louis Park. Minn. WEIGEL. BILL L. Pillager, Minn. WEINBAUER, LINDA C. West CHicaqo. III. WEKO, TIMOTHY R. Sister Bay. Wise. WESSNER. PRISCILLA J. Winnetka, III. WHITE. DONALD R. Aitken, Minn. WIEDEMER. HELEN L. Darien. Wise. WIENS. JOHN H. Charles City, Iowa WILLIAMS. REBECCA R. St. Paul, Minn. WILSON. KENNARD R. Parma Hgts., Ohio WILSON, LYNN M. Hebron. Ind. WOBIG. MAXINE J. Salem. S.D. WOODARD, JANET L. East Lansing, Mich. Unpictured Freshmen LEEHANE. THOMAS J. Minneapolis, Minn. LUNDBERG. CAROL A. Minneapolis, Minn. PETERSON. LEE W. Minneapolis, Minn. RUTZ. KENNETH J. St. Paul, Minn. 101 _J ORGANIZATIONS . . . Thanks for all thou dost supply 8TUDENT 8ENATE The Student Senate is the governing center of the student body. Senate attempts to maintain a vital and active program of activities designed to fill out the well-rounded student life. Eiocutive Secretary—eev Swenion Not pictured— KetKe fjeldheim This year the Senate has been activist . They have taken an interest in providing a student voice in administrative and educational policy, spurring social life, and supporting a hockey team. They sponsored a major remodeling of He coffee shop. They backed a concert series and initiated several direct student services. The work of the Senate is carried on by the Senators, executives, and appointed officers who are elected by the students as typifying what the student body wants in Christian student leadership. Proiidant of Sanato—Jim Keim Executive board—J. Kcim, T. Mounce, J. Hammar. D. Livingston Student-sponsored activities were organized by the campus coordinator, James Hammar. and his committee chairmen, and integrated with the over-all school calendar in an effort to produce a functioning program on student interaction. 105 Student Life—Standing 0. Robertson, L. Nelson, R. Runbock. Seated T. Polerton. J. Hommar. S. Howard, B. Armstrong. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE Chairman Richard Runbeck and his committee produced intellectual stimulation through an investigation of student s academic grievances and publication of a teacher and course critique. 6. Holyer, J. Saihamcr, N. Appclquist. J. Tegenfoldt. R. Runbecc. 0. 6uctlow 8. Olton. J. Andorton. D. Selhar, 8. Armstrong, P. Roomer, 8. Pointer. Unpictured, E. Stone. J. 8onton. $. Bauer. CULTURAL COMMITTEE Working around the Senate sponsored Concert Series. Trjdy Peterson and committee enhanced the student cultural atmosphere with various programs including the Walker Art Center Tour, the Mankato State Madrigals, and the Theatre of Concern. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Besides sponsoring Co-Recs and the faculty-student Senate Coffee Kup game, Bruce Armstrong's committee furnished the beautiful cheerleading uniforms for the girls, initiated varsity letter awards for ma'e cheerleaders ano co-sponsored our great hockey team. P. W� Mfior. S. lompman, N. Toth, J. Kowalk, L. Enquist, T. Pctorson. Unpictured, Keith Andorson. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The activities calendar and new bulletin boards were sponsored by Sue Howard and her committee. They also publicized athletic events and student activities. S. Howard. L. Bchenburger, 3. Cornwall. B. Smith. N. Kostelny. L. Peterson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Dick Robertson chaired his committee in a product:ve year which included Moods, a riotous all-school picnic, a ripping Wells Targo night, Halloween carnival, dress-up dinners, Tune Tangle, a whizzy Talent Show, and two great banquets: Srow Daze and the All-School. J. Graham. J. Peterson, C. Johnson. G. Grant. J. Potorson. Not pictured D. Robertson. J. 6urgcson. V. Anderson. RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE Sunday evening Vespers, new prayer groups, Inter-Varsity Fellowship, Student Missionary project, and religious convocations comprised the activities of the committee and its chairman, Leroy Nelson. SPIRE The SPIRE is Bethel's annual history. Extracting the highlights of campus life and reordering them in a meaningful way is the job of this journal. Harried by the perennial deadlines, the publication tells the story of a campus that spent the last year living itself out in the lives of each of its students. Editor-in-chief Debbie Gelhar Sack Row: I. Baghurst, G. Wi'tor, A. Mark©-, 0. Snyder. Second Row: I. Torgcrson. D. Gclhar. P. Andor-lon, C. Gemar. 8. Armstrong. K. Anderson. Front Row: G. Sounders. C. Courtney. Not Pictured M. Soder-gron. Advisor. 108 Business Manager— Larry Baghurst Spire Photographer—George Saunders Staff Conference Layout Editor—Gary Wilson Editor ot work! 109 CLARION Editor-in-chief Sports Editor Layout Editor Photography Business Manager Advisor Jonathan P. Larson Lynn Bergfalk Jane Bergeson George Saunders John Tcgenfcldt Wallace Nelson Ec'itor-in-chief Jon Larson. As a weekly journal, the CLARION has the responsibility of digesting on 4 paces the salient features of the international scene, sustaining a progressive editorial policy aimed at campus problems, highlighting impo tant campus news items, staging college professors in their specialties, and serving as a sounding board for student opinion. The freedom o: the letters column and the editorial page has provided a valuable means of communication. STAFF— 8 ck Row—L. 8crgfall. J. Hal-vorten, J. Tcgenfcldt. Front Row— J. Bergeior, J. larion. 6. Saunderj. I 10 COEVAL The COEVAL, Bethel’s creative publication, embraces a wide array of art forms—music, literature, and the graphic arts. It embodies Bethel's venture into the life of fine arts. Its purpose is to provide an outlet for campus creative energies. Such wioely diverse themes as Life, Death, God, Man, Love, and Nature find their expression in the modes of this magazine. Nancy Appelquist did a yeoman's duty in corailing talent and staff for this year’s publication. Editor-in-chief Nancy Appelquist Jonathan P. Larson. Nancy Appel-quit . Editor. Dave Shupe. John Tegenfeldt. Net pictured, Esther Pearson. Carol Pederson. Mr. Hein. Advisor One of ihe or! entries of this publication WHO’S WHO From the colleges and universities all over the notion, o listing is made of students who are outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership and cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities. Students at Bethel who are recommended for this publication are selected by their class mates and approved by the faculty. Thomas D. Cabot J. Dow Gail A. Erickson Comeil Senior Senior Senior Melvin H. Fahs Junior Kathryn J. Fjeldhcim Senior John G. Halvorsen Senior James P. Hammar Junior Kathleen M. Harvie Senior Paul V. Johnson Junior Jonathan L. Larson Junior LoAnn C. Liukonen Senior John D. Livingston Junior Teri A. Mounco Senior Linda C. Olson Junior Richard D. Olson Senior Constance L. Oosterbaan Senior Barbara J. Rood Senior Richard S. Schultz Senior Ronald G. Stone Junior 112 DORM COUNCILS IDAHO MANOR Front L-R 8. Cass. L. Stevenson. K. Lindgrcn. 0. Christian. Back L-R Mr. I. Olson. Mrs. t. Olson. Dorm councils comprise students who work for understanding between students and student grievances. In Bodien and Hagstrom new rules, desk duty, and more freedoms, marked a year of experiment and change. Idaho Manor, for junior and senior women, and Edgren Dorm for men, along with Bodien and Hagstrom unite and plan parties for studert interaction. EDGREN L-R B. Olson. 0. Anderson. J. Peterson, J. Ericlsor, G. Anderson, 8. L«wson. Mrs. Peterson. Mr. Bajuniemi, J. Cowan. J. 8erry. S. Roe. R. Inouye. C. Herfst HAGSTROM L-R Mrs. Williams. 6. Conway. A. Johnston, K. Hotelr. N. Wiese. C. Henry. P. Peterson. K. Bilharz. Mrs. Serjeant. BODIEN Front L-R S. Wilknnson. C. Simkins. J. Fjeldheim. R. Phil ips. Second L-R Mrs. Larson. Mrs. Willioms. K. Dahl. 8. Lindamcn. Third L-R N. Schmciss. J. Youngquist. S. Jones. J. Lehman. L. Gotfin, J. Wynthcin. 113 INTERNATIONAL 9TUDENT9 The international students represent many different countries; among these, Iran, Nigeria, Thailand, Viet Nam, India and Mexico. During the year an international dinner, for which they all make d shes representing their particular country, is held for students from other universities surrounding Bethel. Support which brings to Bethel these different cultures lies in the hands of our missionaries and Bethel administration. L-R V. Tran, M. Hagg. M. Manilla. J. ALinwale. I. Carvonlei. J. Liew. Unpictured H. Nohashon. S. Bolbulian. PRE REM CLUB AND BWA With a membership of close to forty men, the Pre-Sem Club gives the student an opportunity to become better acquainted with the ministry. Monthly meetings have included both professors and students as speakers with the objective of making the student aware of the total ministry of today's church. Standing L-R C. Carmcan. F. Swedberg, S. Radich. J. Youngquist. B. Weigel, P. Droisko. Soafod L-R J. Whennen, C. Swanson, G. Havumaki, C. Swanson. B. Goodwin Big-Lil Sis, as BWA is often referred to, is an organization set up to meet the needs of incoming Freshmen girls and an informal attempt at instigating friendship among college students. This year, under the assistance of Mrs. Williams, the officers planned a banquet in the fall, and a senior commencement tea. L-R Mrs. Williams. B. 8rown. D. Palermo. C. Meyers. L. Paterson. J. Anderson. M. Huntley. S. Jones STUDENT MISSIONARIES Tor the post four years our student body has sent several of its members each summer to work in actual mission situations. The purposes of the Student Missions Project can most easily be summed up as I) to benefit the directly participating student—giving him a glimpse of himself ard his usefulness in the context of a missions situation; 2) to benefit the missionary—working with him in his everyday tasks os well as extra projects; and most important, 3) to benefit the student body, shewing us how we can better relate to missions in other places. Standing—L-R. 8. Craft. C. Thompson. Mr. James. Scatod—P. Solstad. D. Jonsen. C. White. 116 SNEA AND MENC L-R G. Erielton, R. 8au-slian, K. Ajl. N. Guitof-son. Advisor—L. Hill. The Student National Education Association is a pre-professional organization for these students who are anticipating a teaching career. Meetings have been designed to give the student a better understanding of the teaching profession and have included discussions with Bethel alumni who teach in the Twin Cities and presentations of new educational programs such as the Head Start program. This year Bethel’s student chapter of the Music Educator's National Conference united with the National Music Fellowship and adopted the name Chi Sigma Delta. The main purpose of the organization is to provide programs for those interested in music education and church music. Included in their meetings have been music workshops, vocal demonstrations and lectures, and discussions with musicians in the Tv in City area. Dr. Borglurd as Advisor to MCNC od-drosses his audience around the President's Dining Room. 117 WOMEN'S CHOIR ip BETHEL COLLEGE ( ) V WOMEN'S CHOIR '( The Women's Choir, under the direction of O'iver Mogck. presented their concert tour during semester break in the North Central United States. With their chaperone, Catherine Williams, Dean of Women, the girls traveled thirteen days, praising Goo by songs and testimonies and enjoying the felowship of the many people they met. The girls also participatec in Festival Choir, Founder's Week services, and graduation exercises. Front Row L-R. N. Gustafson, P. Murphy, 6. Wun. $. Mattson. $. Port, S. 3our. L. Ne.'son. 8. Harris, J. Fjeldhaim, 8. Clson. K. Ask. Second Row L-R. O. Mogck. 8. Knapp. J. vOunquist. D. Fair, B. Evers. C. Molline . N. Sheppard. N. Toth. L. 8ritton. L. Barber. M. Ktlberg. C. Honry. Third Row L-R. P. Horsey S. Wilkinson. S. Larson. M. Dick. 8. Scverin. R. Phi lips, J. 8aus!ian. J. 8crqcson. C. Simpkins. L. doffln. Fourth Row L-R. S. Harms. N. Di.nholm. . Roobarg. C. Stumpges. 8. Pearson. P. Paterson. J. Erickson. K. Nelson. B. Lindmen. C. Thomas. 118 MALE CHORUS Forty voices made up the 1966-67 edition of the Bethel Male Chorus, the majority of which were incoming freshmen and transfer students. In addition to performing several local concerts, the chorus was privileged to tour the deep South—a first for any Bethel choral group. The chorus performed in several Southern Baptist Churches as well as churches within the Baptist General Conference, presenting a program including selections from a trumpet trio, a trombone quartet, anc bass solos by Dan Wickman. Accompanying the chorus on the piano was Dennis Rockford. Traveling with the Chorus was Dr. Roy Dalton, as well as their director C. Howard Smith. Front Row L-R. S. Wilton. G. Peterson. J. Wcnnon. D. Skurdehl. R. Inouye L. Baghur -. D. -innestad. L. Rekstad. S. Pede-son. Second Row L-R. D. Dahlberg, J. Spurgeon. J. Ankerberg. G. Person. R. Weld . D. Nelson. D. Rockford. S. Humphrey. T. Wilkinson. S. Gilbert. Third Row L-R. A, Cobban, R. Stoesr. R. Gillson. 0. Wickman. C. Peterson. 0. Simmons. 8. Dischinger. J. Hopkins, 0. Stewart. Fourth Row L-R. 0. Snyder B. Nelson. S. Redich, D. Erickson, R. Swanson. T. Blomstrond. K- Smifh. D. Gordh, 0. Carlson, C. Parent. r 119 COLLEGE CHOIR A testimony and witness for Christ and the standards of Bethel College were the ultimate coals for each member in the College Choir. Through each member’s musical experience, and willingness to rehearse strenuously, a peak of musical excellence was attained. Under the leadership of the choir's enthusiastic director, Dr. Robert Berglund, the choir presented a sacred-secular concert in the fall, and in the spring toured with a brass ensemble throughout California and was heralded in Chicago's Symphony Hall at the close of their concert season. Front Row, L-R P. Mick. C. Nordin. L. Tschetter, J. Appelquist. J- Holvo son. C. Marcollis, J. Miller, C. Mickelson, S. Gilberg, M. Woods. P. Wohlin. P. Gregory. R. Toovs, S. Jones. 0. Nelson. P. Sandberg. Second Row, K. Long. N. Schmiess, J. Kowolik. S. Goodnow, J. Gustofson. N. Go'din. K. Fioldhoim. E. Tunestom, P. Youngquist, C. Dowd. M. Kimball. N. Olson, L. Bjork. M. Stock-well. L. Sundberg. K. Halo. Third Row. S. Anderson. L. Schulh. 0. Marin. J. Magnusort. D. Seion, R. Johnson. J. Keim. M. Watkins. J. Holvorson. J. Loomis. J. Larson. Fourth Row, J. Tuttlo. M. Downing. P. Schonbachlor. R. Swanson. K. Lowis, A. Long. D. Ahlquist. B. Craft. P. Hanslep. M. 8owlin. J. Loomis. E. Wilmington. G. Monro-. Unpicturod, F. Swedberg. J. P. Larson. K. Hegstrom. R. Brumpton, D. Port, Director, Dr. Berglund. 120 BAND AND ORCHESTRA BAND—The two major concerts given this year by the Bethel College Band under the direction of Julius Whitinger were a benefit concert for SPAN and a spring concert. The band also performed nightly during the Festival of Christmas. Football and basketball games were once again enhanced with the presence of the band. ORCHESTRA—For the thiro consecutive year the Bethel Orchestra under the direction of Julius Whitinger put on a concert in conjunction with the 3-M Orchestra. During Founder's Week, the orchestra provided music at the smorgasboard. A chamber orchestra presentation was made in the spring followed by participation in Brahm's Requium. QPORTS . Thanks for Jesus by my side FOOTBALL Front Row—E. Book, 0. Mots, J. Wiens. T. Swenson, D. Bystrom, L. Poforson. Coach- Devo Cox, E. Slono, 8. McDonald, M. Johnson, L. Anderson, D. Pearson, V. Elbom. Second Row—Coach Rynkiftwich. Troincr Woh'stron. 8. Anderson, D. Swanson, D. Pound, J. 83nson, C. Peterson. J. Brond. G. Wilson. D. Anderson. M. SiMo. P. Erickson. A. Selender, W. Bostrom. 8. Englund, Coach Geute, Coach Shields. Third Row—D. Norman. 8. Olson, D. Gordh, 8. Olson, C. Peterson. L. Pcorson, K. Irons, K. Johnson. R. Pederson, 8. Sundquist, F. Swedberg. O. Lundborg. Not Pictured—R. Harris, B. Weiglo, J. Dudd eston. Inexperience, and inability to hang on to the pigskin, contributed heavily to a mediocre 3-5 Royal football campaign. Coach Dave Cox, who concluded his tenure as the gridiron head, had counted on a strong veteran nucleus. However, he lost half of his starting backfield—Barnell Cox and .Bob Nolin, and the unexpected loss of senior tackle 3ruce Armstrong hurt the line. There were, nevertheless, signs of promise. Though oft-intercepted, sophomore quarterback Bill Englund compiled over 900 total yards, most of them by air. Senior co-captain Jim Brand garnered the Most Aggressive and Best Defensive Player awards. Co-captain John Carmean copped the MVP award while freshman tailback Dave Pound was voied Most Improved . Junior guard John Benson was voted Best Blocker , and junior end Larry Peterson snared 34 aerials to set a single season record. Below Englund sets to pass as Dave Moss protects. Co-captains Jim Brand arc John Carmean are left standing. Larry Peterson set passreceiving record. SEASON RECORD Bethel ..................... 0 Hamline ................41 Bethel ..................... 0 Sioux Falls.............10 Bethel ....................33 Lakeland................22 Bethel ....................14 Northland...............12 Bethel ....................14 Morris .................33 Bethel ....................13 Northwestern (Wise.) .. 7 Bethel ....................13 Mayville ................37 Bethel .....................14 Valley City.............21 Dave Anderson sets up blocks for Lee Pearson and Dave Moss. 125 Best Blocker' John Benson assists runner through the line. 126 Most Improved player Dave Pound scoots for running room. QB B'll ErglunC lounchcs another aeria . Coach Cox explains strategy at half-time. MVP John Carmean Senior tackle 8ob Sundkist to captain the 1967 Football will teem with ................................. Royals. 127 CR098 COUNTRY L to R. Standing—Norm Kern. Ken Minnij. Sieve Johnson, Dave Moulton. Coach Gene Glader; Kncoling—Rich Swanson, Dave Haring. Captain Steve Roe. Plagued by the loss of every returning letterman due to ineligibility, injury or acaden'c problems, the 1966 Royal Cross Country Team spent most of the season rebuilding. Under the tutoring of Coach Gene Glader and the loading of 1966 Honorary Captain Steve Roe, - hey were able to conclude a satisfactory season. Clock Watcher Gene Glader Because of the loss of several key 1966 performers, Bethel started from scratch. As a result, exactly six of the six letters awarded were given to first time letter winners. his group of six runners presents Coach Glader with an experienced nucleus upon which to build his 1967 squad. This experience, in addition to the hopeful return of several 1965 performers and another promising group of freshmen, brightens the future for Bethel Cross Country. Most satisfying fo” the harriers was the downing of three MIAC teams is a quadrangular meet on Oct. 22 Homecoming. Possib'y, suggested Coach Glader. Cross Country has not developed as expected, but Bethel does offer a consistent and established program which provides tough competition each year. Summary of 1966 Cross Country Season Sept. 24 Augsburg 22 Bethel 34 Oct. 1 St. homas 32 Bethel 42 Hamline 50 Oct. 8 River Falls 19 Gustavus Adolphus 28 Oct. II St. Olaf 16 Bethel 43 Oct. 15 Bethel 27 Gustavus Adolphus 28 Oct. 22 Bethel 40 Concordia 44 (Moorhead) Homline 58 Oct. 29 Bethel 22 St. Paul 33 Bible Nov. 6 LaCrosse 15 Bethel 45 Mankato 18 Bethel 38 Nov. 12 Minn. AAU 10.000 meter Cross Country Championship at Como Golf Course St. Cloud 19 White Bear 50 R.R.C. Bethel 51 Most Improved Dave Moulten Nov. 19 NAIA District I 3 Champiorship St. Cloud 28 Winona 73 Macalester 33 Bethel 103 One ... Two ... Three ... TRIP!! 'Most Valuable” Stove Johnson 129 BASKETBALL 8ack Row—0. Robertson. T. V olo. R. Pederson. T. Hoger. L. Peterson. Front Row—Coach M. Nettleton. E. Peterman. R. Peterson. D. Livingston. 0. 8jor' lurd. C. Dow. Unpictured, D. Moulton 8EAS0N RECORD Bethel .......... 81 Jamestown .. 84 Bethel .......... 96 River Falls ... 82 Bethel .......... 54 St. Thomas ... 87 Bethel .......... 76 Buena Vista .. 79 Bethel .......... 80 Carleton .... 91 Bethel .......... 70 Hamline.......67 Bethel .......... 96 NW (Iowa) ..104 Bethel .......... 73 Sioux Falls ... I 18 Bethel .......... 80 U of Manitoba 55 Bethel .........' 79 Stout State .. 100 Bethel .......... 89 Northland ... 72 Bethel ............ 85 Sioux Falls ... 95 Bethel ............ 69 Winona........ 83 Bethel ............ 83 Morris ........106 Bethel ............ 84 Buena Vista .. 91 Bethel ............ 58 Northland ... 79 Bethel ............ 72 Bem’dji ........ 83 Bethel ............ 95 Dordt...........70 Bethel ........... 70 Morris......... 95 Bethel ............ 81 NW (Iowa) ... 63 Bethel ...........104 Westmar .... 83 130 Bjorklend. Woko. Moultor, and Pederson close around a robound. Playing perhaps its most rigorous schedule in school history, the Basketball Royals compiled a 7-14 won-loss record for 1966-67. Inability to win away from home (one win— ten losses), the loss of several returning let-termen, and the tough schedule all contributed to the losing season. The Royals were guided by interim coach Mac Nettleton, and led by Senior Captain Dave Bjorklund and Sophomore Ron Pederson. Bjorklund averaged 23.6 points per gome en route to an individual season scoring record of 495 points. Pederson broke his own individual gome rebounding record of 26 by four, his own individja1 season re-bound’ng record of 312 by nineteen, and the career rebounding record of 336 by seven. In addition. Pederson tallied 399 points for the season. The players head down court as Weko cont'ols the ball. 131 132 CF - ... but in the game is the payoff. B SQUAD Standing—K. Nelson. S. Bostrom. A. Feldman, K. Borchod. Bottom—M. Sit toe. J. Tarmon. D. Erickson. D. Berry, T. ?unbock. Not pictured—F. Swedborg. Conch D. Senjion. HOCKEY CLUB Back Row—Coach 8. Emshiior. P. Erickton. 8. Johnion. 0. Go'dh. $. Smith. W. Borror. W. 8lohoski. Front Row—M Smith. K. Rut . L. Schulte K. Smith, D. Gchfke. D. Baiter, J. Magnuion. Not pictured: N. Otto. W. Wieier. J. Friefcorg. 0. Merlin. Johnson protects thfi puck. The 1966-67 version of the Bethel Royals Hockey Club finished with a respectable 3-2 won-lost record while providing excitement and oromise. Much of the excitement revolved around the play of the first offensive line, consisting of center Nelson Otto, wingmen Don Bester and Larry Schultz, and goalie Karl Smith. Otto took individual scoring honors and Smith did a commendable job of tending the nets before he left at the semester break. The season also indicated promise for the future. Led by its first hockey coach, Bob Emahiser, the Royal puckstcrs increased last season's schedule by four games, donned new club uniforms, and created enthusiastic student interest. A combination of these factors have led school personnel to consider the possibility of hockey participation on an intercollegiate level in the future. The past two seasons the Royals have operated as a Club , a competing atnletic group which does not operate under normal elegibility regulations. Roya pjcksters relax in the warming house. SEA80N RECORD Bethel ............. 4 Hamline..........3 Bethel ............. 3 St. Thomas.......6 Bethel ............. 4 Carleton ........ 2 Bethel ............. 4 River Falls......2 Bethel ............. I River Falls.....10 Scrimmage: Bethel . ........... 5 GOAU!! Gustavus J.V. .. 12 Left: Goalie Karl Smith makes a save. Below: Defense men at work. 135 WRESTLING Front Row—D. Haring. B. Andorion. E. Oohlberg. S- Anderson. 0. Vorww. Back Row—Capt. B. Armstrong. C. Petersen. B. Olsen. E. Stone. L. Bergfeik. Coach A. Taylor. Plagued by inexperience and the loss of such veterans as co-captains Bruce Armstrong and Ron Harris, the Royal grapplers struggled through a rugged schedule, posting a 2-14 season record. Lacking the vital experience which would have pushed them over the top, Coach Al Taylor s charges lost over one half of the meets by 5 or less points. There was, however, room for optimism: Bob Olsen, a standout freshman from Davenport, Iowa established a perfect 16-0 record. The talents of Barry Anderson and Steve Versaw have given considerable encouragement to Coach Taylor, who looks to next year as one in which the Bethel team promises to make its mark. Bob Olsen prepares for a pin. John Carmean pick up throe points on his way to a match vicrory. Schedule Bethel (Triang.)...... 14 Concordia............48 Mich. Tech...........54 Bethel ................. 6 St. John's...........33 Bethel ................. 8 Pillsbury............27 Bethel ................ 22 S.P.B.1..............27 Bethel ................ II Concordia .......... 30 Bethel ................ 18 Northland .......... 23 Bethel ................. 3 U. Morris............34 Bethel ................. 5 Pillsbury............35 Bethel ................ 18 Northland ...........23 Bethel ................ 20 U. Morris........... 19 Bethel ................. 6 St. Thomas ......... 27 Bethel ................ 23 S.P.B.1..............20 Captain Bruco Armstrong, injured mid-season, gives instruction and encouragement to Dan Versa . b J 138 GIRL S BASKETBALL Scramble for the ball MEMBERS OF THE TEAM B. Anderson L. Kohler 8. Lindman B. DeGeest M. Dreesen R. Machnee S. Spurgeon C. Karlsson M. Edgar M. Rieth C. Smith K. Ask P. Ness P. Morkette L. Newcomb N. Applecuist Manager COACH: Jeon Anderson This season was difficult but most exciting for the Girls Basketball team. Seven veterans formec the nucleus of the squad which attracted many new members. Most thrilling was the great victory over Augsburg. Playing on a team such os this is richly rewarding spiritually and mentally as well as physically. Every game is played for the glory and honor of Jesus Christ. Schedule Bethel 28 Bethel . 32 S.P.B.C. ... 12 St. Cloud . . 29 Bethel 38 Bethel . 20 Fairview ... 41 Winona .. . 39 Bethel 36 Bethel . 42 Augsburg . 34 Auqsburq . . 40 Bethel 52 Bethel . 41 L.B.I 15 U. of M. . . 43 Bethel 28 Bethel . 36 Fairview . . 37 River Falls . 38 Bethel 39 Gustavus Adolphus .. 18 Pam Ness begins a drive around a block set by La Vonne Kohler. 139 CHEERLEADING Under the leadership of advisor Miss Anderson and Captain Joan Anderson, this year's cheerleaders again provided and created athletic interest. The group had to cope with bad weather, losing athletic seasons and a frequent lack of fan enthusiasm. The group, composed of four girls and four guys, introduced several new features. The girls came up with a set of new and stylish outfits. They also traveled in style, flying a representative to the Bemidji basketball game. This, of course, was a first in cheerleading. Because of the lack of student interest, few buses were chartered for away athletic events. The Cheerleaders are hopeful, however, that this situation will be chanced before next fall. Serving as a link between sport and spectator, the Roya Lion furnishes yuks for the younger fans. FIGHT!!! B CLUB 'I've got three do I hear four? Composed of letter winners of various sports, B Club seeks to integrate physical, mental and spiritual growth of its members. B-club sponsors concession sales and is a service organization on campus. Pictured at right is the executive council: B. Armstrong—vice-pres., T. Corneil—sec., J. Benson—pres., and D. Moss—trees. 144 THE CALM BEFORE . . . 161 THE 8T0RM . . . 91 99. 9NII I003W0H On Oct. 21, ot 7:00 p.m., the Cup of Trembling officially inaugurated Homecoming festivities. Highlighting the evening was queen coronation v hich was followed by a second presentation of the drama. A-lion-ate the Troians stimulated the Royals to a 14-12 victory. Competition raged among classes and organizations in float production, the sophomores copping the prize. Sacred music by Dick and Louise Anthony made on oesthetically and spiritually exciting concert a most memorable conclusion to a pleasurable weekend. 165 MARCIA CARLSON BECKY BLOOM i TERI MOUNCE A-LION-ATE THE TROJANS SHARON JONES 166 The Bethel Gridders contributed to the success cf Homecoming 66. by annihilating the Trojans 14-12. 167 HALLOWEEN Grubbies . . . bean bags . . . childhood prizes . . . Mounce's smooches . . . flying pastry . . . You're safe at 8:00 in the fieldhojse!!! 168 FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS 170 Glory to God rose from a 200 voice festival choir composed of three choral groups accompanied by the college band, art, and speech departments. An added attraction this year was an open house to decorated dorm doors. festival of chrisjm a 9N0 DAZE 67 Highlighting this year’s Sno-Daze activities was a formal banquet held at the Came-lot, culminating with the coronation of Sno-Doze Princess, Bev Swenson. Athletic events for the weekend included a hockey game, a wrestling match, and a basketball game. The 67 Best Beard award was presented to Jim Peterson at half-time of the basketball game. FOUNDERS' WEEK Roger J. Vojlcuyl Guest speakers brought their specialities to bear on the theme, God's World, God's Word , as they represented a variety of backgrounds. Opportunities were offered for learning for both guest Founder's and campus personnel, with activities taking place continually throughout the week. New to the scene this year was the transformation of Edgren’s basement into a children's nursery, and the woman's locker room into a living area for the male guests. 178 BETHEL CONCERT 9ERIE8 180 Jerome Hines—October 10. Munich Chamber Orchestra—October 31 Directed by Stan Olsen, the Concert Series became a reality this year after several years of discussion by the Student Senate. Us purpose is to stimulate the cultural atmosphere on campus by attracting interna-•ionally known personal and performing groups. An excellent array was presented this year ranging from opera by Jerome Hines to blues and standards by Norman Luboff. Also included, but not pictured was Eva Knardahl, concert pianist. Norman Luboff Choir—March 10 - _J SEMINARY Thanks for hope in the tomorrow . . . A CALLING . . . 184 185 «• tefi DEAN Gordon Johnson Administrator Scholar 186 PERSONNEL Librarian—Mr . Sharron McCann Secretory—Helen Holm berg Dietician—Mr . Vi Cunningham Secretary of the Dean—Edna Scholz Rccoptioniit—Marilyn Johnson Custodians—Chuck Pcterrran, Ernio Bliss SENATE Front Row L-R. M. Halcomb—tec.. J. Spiclelmiei—vice-pros.. 6. Well—pres- . Smalley—Ireas., C. Anderion—advitor. Back. T. Port 0. Johnson. E. Friesen, M, Colornan. C. Linden, D. McCann. Seminarian In the second year of publication, the Seminarian has continued to serve the seminary constituency by providing provocative articles to which the student body may interact. The Seminarian provides the seminary student with material which stimulates discussion of pertinent issues, and gives the student an opportunity to express his views. The Seminarian staff is pictured at the right. 190 SENIORS RONALD D. BERGMAN Isanti, Minn. GEORGE G. BRECHEISEN St. Paul, Minn. LORNE A. CARLSON Gwynne, Alberta Canada WILLIAM A. DAMBERG College Parle, Md. LEROI D. DANIELSON Tcrest Lake. Minn. DONALD C. DELICH JR. Minneapolis, Minn. KENNETH A. GABRIELSON Dalbo, Minn. WILLIAM C. HARPER White Bear Lake. Minn. DAVID F. HARTZFELD Greensburg, Penn. CHARLES R. JOHNSON Grantsburg, Wise, DARREL L. JOHNSON Cokato, Minn. PAUL R. JOHNSON St. Paul, Minn. 19! M. WAYNE LANGHEIN Ladora, Iowa CARL J. LINDEN Bremerton, Wash. Unpictured MORRIS E. ANDERSON ARVID E. BERG RICHARD D. BOLD NORMAN D. BOND JOHN W. CARLSON KENNETH E. LUNDQUIST PETER D. TODD BEN V. WEST JAMES C. McGARRAHAN Zion, Illinois LOREN K. McLEAN Isanti, Minn. JOHN V. MASON Bismarck. N.D. GEORGE MUNCHINSKY Minitcnas, Manitoba Canada MILTON C. OLSEN Cambridge. Minn. LAWRENCE A. OLSON Duluth, Minn. RALPH D. OLSON Chesterton, Indiana SIDHOM SIDHOM Choubra Cairo UAR WALTER W. WIESER Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada 192 MIDDLERS William C. Anderson St. Paul, Minn. Robert D. Bahr Vancouver B.C. Canada Philip C. Bolinder Coon Rapids, Minn. Roger L. Brown Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Geoffrey W. Caufman Minneapolis, Minn. Tommy L. Collins Reidsvillo, N.C. Cody L. Crandall Denver, Colo. Charles T. Eagle Hinckley, Minn. Carl C. Epp Hutchinson, Kansas Delinc M. Eslinger Jamestown. N.D. David J. Frenchek Butler, Penn. Eugene R. Friescn Delft Minn. Dale M. Goit Seattle, Wash. Michael P. Halcomb Mansfield, Illinois Wayne E. Hauser Minneapolis. Minn. James R. Henry Punxsutawney, Penn. Robert L. Hurt Chicago. Illinois B. Wayne Johnson Battleford. Sask Canada Charles J. Johnson Minneapolis, Minn. Duane M. Johnson Turlock, Calif. Richard W. Johfson Si. Paul. Minn. Rodger L. Jorgenson St. Paul. Minn. David W. Kastelein St. Paul. Minn. Ginger Kelley St. Paul, Minn. Monty R. Okken Anaconda. Mont. Terry R. Port Poland. Ohio John A. Quam Minnetonka. Minn. Leo Reck Jr. St. Paul. Minn. Gory T. Smalley Minneapolis. Minn. Dennis R. Smith Shaker Heights. Ohio Robert J. Sorley Minneapolis. Minn. Irving L. Stauffer Duluth. Minn. David G. Stribling Lake Stevens. Wash. Jesse E. Watson Hillsboro. III. David F. V edeking Des Planes. III. UNPICTURED David Bonder Wayne W. Boyer Richard L. Dresselhaus Bruce D. Erickson Ronald A. Fox Edward M. Holden William R. Hoyt Roger D. Lee Garvin McGettrick Robert G. McNeill Edward C. Nelson Harvey Nelson James L. Spickelmier Charles F. Syverscn Ronald L. Wiley David E. Wilson Bruce R. Youngquist 194 JUNIORS John W. Arbore St. Paul. Minn. Stanley A. Aukema St. Paul, Minn. Michael H. Bohlen Burlington, Icwa Rodney F. Busard St. Paul. Minn. Roger P. Camerer Austin. Minn. M. Donald Campbell Minneapolis. Minn. Mark O. Coleman Minneapol s. Minn. Ronald E. Davis Jamesville. Wise. John C. Diekau Bakersfield, Calif. Bruce M. Elliott Buffalo, Minn. James G. Ellison Bruno. Minn. Howard B. Engnell Minneapolis, Minn. Dennis L. Erickson Cedar Rapids. Iowa Roger M. Evans Rockford, III. James $. Fennick New Castle. Penn. Kenneth E. Gauerke Abbotsford. Wise. James W. Gordon Cedar Falls, Iowa Daniel W. Gregg Quincy. Wash. Robert W. Gustafson G'ontsburg, Wise. David John Harmon Wayne. Mich. Bert F. Heep Hillside. III. Wayne A. Herstad Duluth, Minn. Gary L. Johnson St. Paul. Minn. Lindon P. Karo St. Paul, Minn. 195 Ronald J. Koland Sandstone. Minn. Trcett M. Lawson La Habra, Calif. Howard R. Macy Burnsville. Minn. Donald R. McCann New Brighton. Minn. Keith W. Meerdink Orchard. Iowa Robert A. Nelson St. Paul, Minn. Calvin W. Netterfield Ft. St. John, B.C. Wesley R. Nordstrom White Bear Lake. Minn. Stanley S. Olsen St. Paul. Minn. Gordon W. Palmquist Minneapolis, Minn. Jack C. Perdue New Virginia. Iowa Duane E. Perry Des Moines, Iowa David S. Petersen Sioux City. Iowa Gordon L. Peterson Hoquiam. Wash. Dennis W. Port Poland, Ohio Paul R. Siwek Minneapolis. Minn. Arnold W. Sodercren Stockholm, Maine Richard D. Thompson Sugar Grove. Penn. Jerry H. Wahlstrom Slayton, Minn. Robert F. White Now Brighton, Minn. UNPICTURED Richard Fredrickson Goorgc C. Gianojlis Monte D. Hansen Frederick G. Lund James A. Keim Ronald E. Pitkin John A. Ryberg Gary T. Sanford 196 SOURCES OF CHRISTIAN FAITH A major in Bible will learn the disciplines of exegetical skill and be lead to an understanding of the historical progression of redempted revelation. He is aided in delineating the major Biblical themes and doctrines ard gains an appreciation for the cultural and spiritual contexts of the Scriptural message, and he becomes acquainted with the history of traditional and contemporary ideas and trends in Biblical studies. A. Conrad A. Miekoltan E. Omark R. Youngblood R. Ward INTERPRETATION OF CHRISTIAN FAITH The course offerings in the historical field seek io 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 provide a working understanding of the providential purposes of God in the world through the church as well as a basis for an awareness of his position and mission os a Christian. M. Anderson C. Boss D. GSuston V. Olson N. Magnuson APPLICATION OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH This department instructs the student how to inact the seminary motto, The Man of God Communicating the Word of God. It is this division which fulfills the second half of the seminary's two-fold approach to ministerial training: study in books and study in life. The goal is to foster awareness of the breadth and depth of human experience while relating the word of God to human needs and to provide opportunity for the seminarian to express himself as communicator and interpreter of the Biblical message which motivates hearers to decision. C. Anderson J. Baumann Dr. C. Larson R. Omark ADS . . Thanks WHAT IS A CONFERENCE BAPTIST While the ideal Confe'ence Baptist shares the ’’eeling of the Apostle Paul that he is far from having reached full spiritual maturity, he is pressing on toward that goal in the light of New Testament standards which constitute a dynamic uplifting influence upon his life. His own Christian journey began with God’s miracle of the now birth. Awareness of his personal salvation has imparted to him both a sense of certainty and an evangelistic zeal. He has become so genuinely concerned about the neec of all men to acknowledge Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord of their lives that ho participates actively in the world of the chu-ch and witnesses personally about Christ to those with whom he comes in contact. His witness is strengthened by a genuine commitment to the Lordship of Jesus Christ in which everything in life has become important to him only in its relationship to Christ and His kingdom. His personal life has a warm contagious quality, reflecting the presence of the Holy Spirit through such characteristics as love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, meekness, faith, and self-control. He has made the Bible his standard for faith and conduct and is growing in his Biblical knowledge. The Affirmation of Faith of the Baptist General Conference is for him a helpful summary of the major teachings of the Word of God which has become the handbook of his life. He is now as much at home in the unseen spiritua world as in the material world. He has discovered devotional exercises which assist him to live in both of these worlds at the same time. His quiet time with God serves to deeoen his ultimate impact for Christ upon society. He belongs to the whole church of Jesus Christ. While he is a conscientious member of a Baptist General Conference church and participates in its worship, witness, and service with conviction and enthusiasm, he numbers as his brothers and sisters in tho Lord all who ove Jesus Christ whatever may be their denominational affiliation, racial background, or cultural standing. Consequently, he desires that his work in his church contribute to the -whole body of Christ. f course, no Conference Baptist completely fulfills this ideal. But the mission of the Baptist General Conference is to lead an increasing number of people throughout the world to begin this journey by personal commitment to Jesus Christ and then to assist all to grow in the achievement of these spiritual goals. BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE 5750 N. Ashland Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60626 LLYOD'S PHARMACY Congratulations to Bethel and her Graduates IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Reliable Prescriptions Greeting Cards—School Supplies 1016 Grand Avenue Waukegan, Illinois 720 North Snclling Corner of Minnehaha and Snelling Walter O. Olson, Pastor J. Marshall Petorson, Asst, to the Pastor Mrs. Fern Miller, Office Secretory THE FALCON BARBER SHOP 1703 N. Snclling Ave. PERSONALIZED SERVICE STRANDQUIST TEXACO SERVICE Hamline Hoyt Ml 6-9272 First and second place winners of five state area competition: in men’s hair shaping and styling. FOR APPOINTMENT Call Ml 6-2323 St. Paul, 13, Minn. 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John H. te esos director of Missions THE MINNESOTA BAPTIST CONFERENCE composed of 20,000 fellow workers in 144 churches, conveys to the Bethel College and Seminary graduates of 1967, our well wishes, prayers and congratulations in this hour of your achievement. You have done well and we anticipate God's blessings as you enter into the next significant phase of your life work. Cordially yours, -JX . dbhcuJL S. Bruce Fleming, Executive Secretary Minnesota Baptist Conference 204 The Man from Equitable makes these benefits available to you Five Minutes from Bethel to CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Whore ROBERT FRYKHOLM. Pastor and STAFF Funds for rotircmont or for emergencies. Money for your children's education. Repayment of your mortgage if you die. Protection for your business, and for your family if you're not there. Call the Man from Equitable. He'll be glad to show you a Living Insurance plan that moots your special needs. Hopo to make your friendship and contribute to your spiritual growth. BETHEL STUDENTS Are warmly welcomed at all services A. E. (Bud) Waage 535 Hamm Bldg. St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Office 224-2397 Home 644-5023 THE EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society of the United States Home Office—New York, N. Y. Sunday 9:45 A.M. Bible School 10:50 A.M. Morning Worship 5:30 P.M. CYF Groups 7:00 P.M. Evening Service 8:30 P.M. College Age CYF MINNEHAHA BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Bible Study and Prayer 41st Avenue and 42nd Street So. Minneapolis James Spickelmier, Youth Director Leonard White, Choir Director LIDO CAFE 1611 West Larpenteur Avenue St. Paul NOER'S BARBER SHOP 1546 W. Larpenteur Avenue The finest in Italian and American dishes Falcon Heights Center Enjoy our take-out service! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1967 MIDWEST BAPTIST CONFERENCE If all the world shall ever know The home base must ever grow. 6278 North Cicero Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60646 736-4773 205 BADEN'S PURE OIL SERVICE FALCON HEIGHTS PHARMACY 1525 W. Larpenteur Avenue St. Paul. Minnesota, 55113 Tune Up—Complete Brake Service 1707 N. Snclling Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 646-0609 Tires—Batteries GREETINGS IN THE GOSPEL BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Ryan Street Gardner, Massachusetts Bruce W. Jones, Pastor from FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tenth and Harmon Place MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA Dr. Curtis Akenson, Pastor CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Roy and Shields Streets Ml 6-2751 Morning Worship ..............9:00 11:00 A.M. Colloge 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 Congratulations to the Class of '67 STAPP BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Our Pastor and people unite in expressing our appreciation to Bethel students for their fellowship and service among us during the past year. 206 613 Marie Ave. So. Saint Paul 455-5200 Warron Mognujon Pastor ‘De i mecC s Hair Fashions TWO LOCATIONS 1709 N. Snelling Falcon Heights Center 644-8771 646-6104 1692 N. Lexington Lexington Plaza Center 489-5202 489-3161 EDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH YOUR CHARM IS OUR CONCERN Fast efficient service at the JOHN W. IVANCE COMPANY 1618 Pioneer Bldg. 224-7358 INSURANCE CONSULTANTS JOHN W. IVANCE, SR., 633-4369 JOHN W. IVANCE. JR.. 645-7183 JOHN G. CHISHOLM 776-2084 Fire—Auto—Life—General—Bonds Casualty—Accident Health Hospital ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 Minneapolis, Minnesota Proudly Supports Our School BETHEL COLLEGE Congratulations From BAPTIST HOSPITAL FUND, INC. —promoting Christ's ministry of healing through— EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALS PROGRAMS Midway Hospital Mounds-Midway School of Nursing Mounds Park Hospital School of Medical Technology School of Radiologic Technology Clinical Pastoral Education BAPTIST HOSPITAL FUND, INC. 1700 University Avenue Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55104 L. MELVIN CONLEY GORDON E. SMITH Executive Director Director of Education and Development 207 SWANSON'S Paint and Wallpaper—Artist Material Quality and Service for Over 75 Years Main Store: 512 N. Snelling Ave., 646-7178 Branch Store: 1072 Payne Ave.. 771-5121 Dutch Boy, Pratt, and Lambert Paint and Varnishes Thanks to all the Bethel students who have helped the Minnesota Baptist Conference extension churches in the Twin City area this year. NORTHWEST (New Hope) SALEM (New Brighton) SHOREVIEW (Shoreview) GETHSAMANE (South St. Paul) COTTAGE GROVE (South St. Pa CEDAR GROVE (Eagan Township) BEREAN (Burnsville) EDEN PRAIRIE (Burnsville) HAM LAKE (Anoka County) ul) BETHEL BOOKSTORE Congratulations to the Class of 1967 ADDISON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 1242 West Addison Chicago, Illinois God Bless You and Use You. SOUTH _ i—-ini i arrovI|Mad BAPTIST ASSOC I $ � J UJeJcame. ou ... TO THE 88th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION CLOQUET: Grace Baptist Church 601 —14th Strcot Charles W. Franson, minister DULUTH: Bethany Baptist Church 330 North 59th Ave. W. Maurice Lundh, minister Bethel Baptist Church 1102 East 4th Street James M. Smith, ministor Ebcnczcr Baptist Church 40th Ave. W. 4th St. Emmanuel Baptist Church 1505 Eklund Avenue E. James Schubring, minister Lakeside Baptist Church 4501 Glenwood Street Wm. P. Hamren, minister Mount of Olives Baptist Church 3226 Decker Road North Shore Baptist Church 15 South Lakewood Road Nels E. Nelson, minister Temple Baptist Church 202 West 3rd Street Clarence D. Anderson, minister Woodland Baptist Church 3815 Woodland Avenue GRAND MARAIS: First Baptist Church 3rd Ave. E. 3rd St. Roger L. Hedberg, minister SANDY LAKE: Sandy Lake Baptist Church Rt. I, Barnum Dennis O. Goodman, minister TWO HARBORS: First Baptist Church 712—3rd Avenue Jack R. Smith, minister DULUTH JUNE 24 • 25 • 26 • 27 • 28, 1967 Greetings from FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF COON RAPIDS 10936 Foley Boulovard 755-3748 Coon Rapids, Minnesota REV. BOUNDER—pastor UNCLE JOHN'S PANCAKE HOUSE Snolling at Highway 36 Open Till 3 A.M. Fri.—Sat. Tho Krooger Holporj wish to mate the following acknowledgements: to Tom Cornoil, Davo Eaton. Vaughn Elbom, Davo Kobiolush, and Dana Mui-sor for standing in; to Wibby Smith for moral support; to Paul, Robbia, Betty, Doodar for ne'er a dull momont. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 From ROSE BOWL LANES 2057 North Snelling Avenue Frank Gallob, Mgr. Ph. 631-1142 or 631-1143 Student Discount on Open Bowling Anytime!! HERME'S FLORAL COMPANY 2001 Wost Larpenteur Avenue 646-7135 Artistic Corsages BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Galesburg, Illinois JOHN F. ANDERSON, Pastor BETHEL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION To Help Alumni With Bethel and With One Another” 210 FIRST FIRST BAPTIST BAPTIST GRACE BAPTIST FIRST BAPTIST PAUL LUNDGREN Eiaeutiva Socrotary Congratulations to the graduates! Greetings to the entire student body and staff of Bethel. The welcome mat is out for you to visit our churches when you pass through. Should you move into cur area we would be delighted to have one of our churches become your church home. PAUL LUNDGREN Executive Secretary FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Cairo GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Woiton SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH STROMSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH WESCOTT BAPTIST CHURCH . LIGHTHOUSE rS macxmm baptist CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hordvillo BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 211 FIRST BAPTIST Rush City, Minn. George Asp, Pastor SOUTH ISANTI BAPTIST Isanti, Minn. Clarence Wood, Pastor ELIM BAPTIST Isanti, Minn. Loren McLean, Pastor GREETINGS AND GOD'S BLESSING To the Students of Bethel College and Seminary NORTH ISANTI BAPTIST Isanti, Minn. Roy Johnson, Pastor FIRST BAPTIST Cambridge, Minn. Floyd Welch, Pastor Lloyd Button, Associate BRUNSWICK BAPTIST Brunswick, Minn. Clyde Dalbey, Pastor FISH LAKE BAPTIST Harris, Minn. Gene Kelly, Pastor SPRINGVALE BAPTIST Stanchfield, Minn. GRASSTON BAPTIST Grasston, Minn. Clyde Dalbey, Pastor OXFORD BAPTIST Stacy, Minn. Sidney B. Nelson, Pastor DALBO BAPTIST Dalbo, Minn. W. R. Gray, Pastor EMMANUEL BAPTIST Mora, Minn. Richard Wiens, Pastor STANCHFIELD BAPTIST Stanchfield, Minn. Gordon Nelson, Pastor We extend to you a warm welcome to worship in our churches when in our area. East Central Minnesota Conference Churches. 212 Congratulations to the Class of 67 from DROVERS STATE BANK TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1367 So. Main St., Brockton, Mass. Our Prayers and Best Wishes for the Class of 1967 WILLIAM A. HADEEN JR., Pastor GEORGE J. REBSAMEN JR.. Pastoral Ass't. 201 North Concord South St. Paul 451-6822 Bank by moil; we pay postage both ways. HOUSE OF WONG 1163 Larpenteur Avenue 488-6687 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1967 for A Life of Christ-Directed Service from THE EDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS D. THURLOW YAXLEY, Pastor 213 For a Stimulating Worship Experience Attend BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 13th Ave. So. at 7th St. (on Route 55), Minneapolis, Minnesota 338-7653 Free Transportation Morning Worship—11:00 AM Evening Praise—7:00 PM Chapel Worship—8:45 AM Bible School—9:45 AM Ass't. Pastor WILLIAM MALAM C. E. Director—CHAR RANSOM Youth Director—GARY SMALLEY EXTENDED MINISTRIES: Radio—WP8C (980 AM. 101. 3 FMJ. Woalcnights 7:00 PM— —'The Inspirational Commentary Tolophonc—Recorded DIal-An-lnspiration (24 Hrs.) 724-4333 Pastor—ROBERT A. FEATHERSTONE Greetings from FORD PARKWAY BAPTIST CHURCH 1901 Ford Parkway, St. Paul 698-6387 MICHAEL EVAN, Pastor SANDBERG PRINTING INC. EAST PARK BAPTIST CHURCH Johnson Parkway and Beech Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55106 A Church Where YOU Are Needed Call REV. M. E. VanANTWERP 484-6358 Printing—Lithographing—Publishing 2213 Snelling Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 721-6454 GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 2120 East 38th Streot REV. RALPH E. COOKE, Pastor Congratulations to the Class of '67 BODIEN DORM Edina Baptist Church 5300 France Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota REV. EUGENE B. McALLISTER, Pastor Sunday School—9:45 Evoning—7:00 Worship-! 1:00 ALFRED C. STAHNKE Insurance—Auto—Fire—Lite Homeowners Package Policy 1410 Payne Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 771-5442 We don’t care what you wear when you eat at the Arden Inn... just as long as there’s a place for your wallet! Carden Inn 2131 h. SMlfaf Across (« Thant CJM«H 214 SORINI'S PIZZA PARLOUR 1569 University Avenue St. Paul OUR SLOGAN: No Better Than the Best, But Better Than the Rest and Reasonably Priced! BETHEL COFFEE SHOP 799 Grand 225-7883 Selling and Servicing Quality Appliances, Television and Stereo for Over Forty Years. ARVID EDBLOM Sales Manager TOM THUMB Open 8 a.m.— 11 p.m. 7 Days a Week Corner of Snelling and Larpenteur Polka Dot Dairy Products cxptl tr ku vchr 215 GRAY'S DRUG STORE 1552 West Larpenteur Congratulations to the Class of 1967 WEST ESSEX BAPTIST CHURCH Congratulations to the Class of '67 WILLOW GLEN BAPTIST CHURCH San Jose, California GLENN D. ANDERSON. Pastor RICH SAMUELSON. Youth Pastor LOREN ENDSLEY, Minister of Visitation Temporarily Meeting in Mountain High School West Orange, New Jersoy REV. RAYMOND F. SMITH, Pastor EARL'S MR. PIZZA Compliments of 467 North Snelling 1748 North Lexington ACE HEATING CO. 935 Arcade St. Paul, Minnesota L. PETERS—Owner EYES EXAMINED N. M. KLAERS, O.D. 1673 Arona Near Larpantaur 644-4093 777-4357 BROOKLYN CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH 59th and Humboldt North, Minneapolis DELMAR DAHL. Pastor Congratulations Class of '67 from ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH 685 13th Avenue North East Minneapolis Pastor—REV. EMMETT JOHNSON Assistant Pastor—REV. DURY MILLER Pastor Johnson and the members of Elim Baptist Church invite students to make Elim their church home away from home. 216 HARVEST PUBLICATIONS brings you the best in materials and services to strengthen your church end your own life. For al the best in Christian literature and teaching aids, look xo Harvest. HARVEST PUBLICATIONS 5750 N. Ashland, Chicago, III. 60626 Publication Arm of the Baptist General Conference Best Wishes the SPIRE editor Bethel College of 1967 and says THANK YOU to Bethel Seminary LARRY BAGHURST Classes of 1967 BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH GARY WILSON BRUCE ARMSTRONG GEORGE SAUNDERS CURT COURTNEY CHARLENE GEMAR LORNA TORGERSON 2025 W. Slcillman at Cleveland and all the rest who helped to make St. Paul our annual a reality. ALBERT WINDHAM, Pastor 'V' 217 THIS STORY ENDS . . . We still face Life—for each his own, Yet there to never walk alone; Though the faintest path be tried .. . THANKS TO GOD WHO'S BY MY SIDE. 219 COLLEGE Ac'ams. Byron E. 86 Aeams. Sandra Lee 86 Adams. Sandra L. 74 Ahlquist. David L. 66 Ahljtrend. Linda A. 86 Ahlstrom. .cnni:er J. 86 Akinwolc. John T. 86. I 14 Allison, Donald W. 66 Andorson. Loon M. Anderson. Barry H. £4. 124 136 Andorson. Beverly L. 52. 139 Anderson. Craig P. 66 Anderson. David C. 66. 124. 12 Anderson. David M. 74. 113 Anderson. Doris M. 66 Anderson. Douglos V . 74 Andorson. Gail C. 86 Andorson. Gaylord 8. 74 Anderson. Gregory K. 74. 113 Andorson. I. Annotto 74 Andorson. Jean M. Andorson. Jean L. 52. 115. 140 Andorson Jeanne E. 52 Andersen. Jcel E. 74 Andorson, Judith E. 86 Anderson, Karer A. 87 Anderson, Kathleen A. 53 Andorson, Key F. 106 Andersen, Keith P. 87 Anderson, Linda M. 87 Anderson, Lyle S. 87, 124 Anderson, Marcia Jean 87 Anderson. Marc o J. 87 Anderson. Marilyr J. 74 Anderson. Priscilla D. 87, C8 Anderson. Priscilla L. 66 Anderson, Roberta J. 53 Anderson. S. 8ruco 87 Anderson. Stephon C. 53 Anderson. Stovon D. 87. 136 Anderson. Valerie F. 75 Andrews. Eleencr 87 Ankorbcrg. James E. 87. 189 Apoelquist, Janet C. 66 Appelquist. Nancy M. 53 III Arboro. Shirloy A. 66 Armstrong, Bruco A, 53. 105 108. 109. 136. 144 Armstrong, Pamela S. 67 Arnold. Mrs. June M. Ask. Karen E. 67. 118 Ask. Karla M. 87. 117, 139 Austin, Judith P. Avoy. Malcolm J. Bacon. Linda K. 75 Baghurst. Lawrence J. 67. 108. 109. 119 8oliontync. Nancy J. Bankcstcr. David W. 37 Barbor. H. William 53 8arb«r. Linda M. 87, 118 Barnes Anita M. 87 Barney. Linda J. 87 Baron. Cheryl F. 87 Bartels. Marjorie R. Bauer. Patricia K. 87 Bauer. Susanna J. 53. 118 Baustion. Joyce I. 75. IIS 8oustion, Robert R. 53. 117 Beck. Eiler J. 87. 124 8egy. Bonnie J. 87 Beitler. Joseph H.. Jr. S3 8cll. Kenneth J. 53 Belshc. Taro L. 67 8cnson, John P. 67. 124 Berg. Daryl J. 53 Bergeson. Jane E. 75. 11C Bergfalk. Lynn A. 75. 110. 136 Borggren. Lloyd B. 75 Berggren. Ronald D. 87 Berglund. Margaret A. Bergman. Barry M. 75 Bergman. Ronald W. 53. 140 Bergstrom. Koran E. 54 Bergstrom. Sara Jane 54 Berry. David E. 87, 133 Berry, Jamas 8. 67, 113 Berry, Virginia L. 75 Bester. Donald N. 54. 134 Beyer. Victoria L. 87 Biddle. David J. 75 Bilheri, Ka en L. 75. 113 Bjelland, John I. 88 Bjork, Douglas K. 67 Bjork. Lois J. 88 8jorklurd. David A. 54. 130 Bjorklund Jonathan O. 75 Blackburn. Doreen S. 54 Blehoski. Wade T. 75. 134 Blair. Jerald L. 54 Blessing. Arthur Marshall 54 Blomfcorg. Timothy M. 88 Blomstrand. Thomos D. 88. 119 Bloom, Rebecca A. 67, 166 Bobbitt Davio P. 75 Boehljo. Marcia A. 75 Bohno, Mrs. Marilyn 54 Bomstad. Nancy J. 88 Bo-istrom, Susan D. 88 Boone, Robert L. 55 Borchert, Kennoth W. 88. 133 Corner, Wallace T. 75. 134 Bostrcm, Paul S. 88. 133 Bostrom. Warren R. 75, 124 Sowers. Horbcrt H. 75 Bowman, C. Kay 88 Boyd. Lanny A. 75 8rand. Garl James 124 Brand. Judith A. 75 Brandon. Roymond O. Breitholtr. Carlynn E. Britton. Leo Ann 88. 118 Brooks. Sarah Boyer 54 Brown, 8cvcrly G. 67, 115 Brown. Kenneth R. 67 Brown, Stovon H. 67 Browning. Marietta S. 88 Browning, W. Kathleen 75 Brumpton. Richard G. 67 Bryant. Robert R. 88 BucUew. Doris M. 67 Buell. Roy D. 88 Buhlor. Jonet H. 38 Eunger, Poul C. 75 Bu-gescn. JoAnn E. 75 Bussloro. Jamas O. 88 Bystrom. Daniel D. 88. 124 Cadmen. Phyllis S. 88 Carlson. Bonnie E. 54 Carlson. Clayton W. 75 Carlson. David G. 76 Carlson. Dovid L. 67. 119 Corlscn David P. 67 Carlton, Douglas J. 76 Carlson. Douglas John 88 Carlson. Gwendolyn F. 88 Carlson, Ingrid B. Cerlson. James H. Carlson, Linda M. 88 Carlson. Marcia L. 67. 166 Cerlson, Sandro K. 67 Carlson, Terry J. 88 Carmaan, Craig E. 76, 115 Cormoan, John M. 54. 127, 129. 137 Cess, Batty Lea 54, 113 Cervantes, Isaias 67. 114 Corvin, Donold B. 88 Chemnoss, Larry A. 88 Christensen. Judith A. 76 Christian. Diana R. 55. 113 Christian. Jon W. 88 Clark. Marilyn K. 89 Clark. Myron S. Clemons. Linda M. 76 Cleveland, Priscilla G. Clewley. Elgine A. Collins. Kenneth W. 67 Conet. Julie A. 89 Conway. Borbaro L. 76. 113 Conway, James J. Conwoy. Susan E. 67 Cook. Ronald L. 55 Cope. Dal© A. 76 Cornell. Thomas D. 55. 112 Cornwal1. Barbara E. 76 Cosfich. Mary Lou 89 Cotton, Beverly J. 89 Cotton. Kathryn J. 76 Courtnoy, Curtis W. 76. 109 Cowen. John H. 76. 113 Co . Barnat J. Coylo. Deborah S. 76 Coyle. Martha A. 89 Croft. Donald L. 89 Croft. Robert Jr. 67. 116 Crawfcrd, Mary D. 39 Cudnoski, Valory Leo 76 Culver. Lorroinc A. 55 Dahl. Karin J. 76. 113 Dehlbcrg, Dovid L. 55. 119 Dahlberg. EHwood E. 19. 76. 136 Dallman. Danito E. 89 Damar. Ann L. 89 Dambnrg. Michael A. 89 Dembcrg. Roberta N. 20 Daniels. Timothy K. 76 Danielson. Mode W. 76 Danielson. Thcmon S. 67 Davis. Keith G. 68 Davis. Randal E. 89 Day. William L. 89 Dean. Gordon R. 68 Dobben. Alan A. 39. 119 Deegan, Rona'd J. 55 DoGeest. Beverly J. 68. 139 DeHavcn, Thomas R. 89 Dolich. John T. 68 DoLong, Ralph F. 89 DeLuca. Sheldon W. 76 Denny. Velma J. 68 Derr. David J. 89 Dick. Merlys J. 89. 118 Dickau. Colloon F. 55 Dillman, Monica J. 76 Dinsmoro. James K. 55 Disbrow. Warren L. 76 Dischingor. Bruco H. 89. 119 Divers. Kethy A. 89 Doberstein. Ines E. 76 Doble. Karen S. 76 Doble. Kathleon J. 89 Doblo. Keith V . 89 Dolan. Linda L 89 Dolton, Christina A. 76 Dorn. Marybeth 68 Doud, Constance J. 68 Dow. Cebot J. 55. M2. 130 Downing, Gary W. 68 Downing. Mark A. 76 Draeqer. Joan C. 76. 118 Droosen. Miriam R. 68. 139 Drciske. Paul B. 76. 115 Dressier. Jeonne E. 189 Duodlcston, Jomes F. 76. 124 Dueholm. Nadine J. 89 1 IB Dumso. Botto D. 68 Dunkin. Janice K. 76 Dunn, Rodney K. 55 Durschcr. Janice K. 68 Eaton. David G. 76 Eaton, Margaret 6. 9C Ebert Rebecca A. 90 Ecklein. Lois A. 90 Eckstrom, Elizabeth A. 90 Edgar. Marilyn K. 77. 139 Edinger, Eunice M. 65 Egge, Jamos J. Eichonbcrger. Lynn F. 77 Eide. Kristine A. 90 Ek. Ruth M. Ekbom. Vaughn W. 77. 124 Ellis, William J. Ellison. Jonicc E. Englund. Williom J. 77, 124 Engquist, Linda J. 77 Engstrom. Susan A. 9C Engvall. Phyllis L. Erickson, Daniel E. 119 Erickscn, Goil A. 6S, 112. 117 Erickson, Jomo S. 77, M3 Erickson, Judy K. 77, 118 Erickson Mary E. 90 Erickson. Paul M. 68. 124. I 3 Ericson. Dean L. 90, 133 Ericson. Gale D. 90 Evan, Andrew P. 66 Evenson, Terrance W. 77 Evers. Elizabeth R. 90. 118 Fagcrstrom. Elizabeth E. 68 Fagcrstrom. Stovon J. 90 Fahs. Melvin H. 68. 112 Fair. Darlene M. 90, 118 Fairall. Gary E. 77 Fasl. Leland J. 90 Fedynich, Carol A. 77 Feldman, Andrew 90, 133 Finger, Undo L. Finnestod, Dean S. 90. 119 Fishol. Ruth M. 68 Fjeldnoim, Jan'co L. 77, 118 Fjoldheim, Kathryn J. 56. 112. 166 Fjollmon, Bruce L. 77 Fletcher. Daniel R. 77 Floberg. Cethy R. 90 Flodin. Marvin A. 56 Floyd. Randy L. 90 Floyd. Roger A. 77 Forbos. Jack R. 9C Frank, Janice K. 90 Frylrnon. Failli M. 77 Gaalswyk, Priscilla R. 77 Gablor, Timothy R. Gardner. Kay E. 90 Garrison. Judith C. 56 Golhar. Deborah J. 77. 108. 109 ' Gemer, Char one 90. 108 Gerard. David M. 90 Gordin. Nancy M. 77 Gibbs. Della J. 90 Gibson. Dean L. 90 Gibson. Timothy N. 77 Gilberq, Susan R. Gilbert. Stephen M. 91. 119 Gil Ison, Richard D. 91, 119 C!cw o. Judith K. 68 Goffin, Lynne M. 68, 113, 118 Golightly, Judith A. £6 Goodman. Jacqueline K. 91 Goodman. Paul L. Goodnow. Sharon K. 91 Goodwin, William A. 91. 115 Gordh. Douglas E. 119. 126. 134 Graham, Sharon J. 68 Grant, Galen G. 78 Green. Howard R. 78 Gregory. Prudenco D. 68 Grellson. Lynotte K. 91 Griffiths. John M. 91 Grosch, Doniol A. Gross. Daniol D. 68 Guelkor, Karen L. 68 Gustafson, Jone M. 78 Gustafson. Nelda A. 68, 117 Gus'on, Karla A. Hagen, Patricio J. 91, 130 Hagen. Thomas A. 56, 132 Hagstrom, Karin M. 91 Hale. Karon A. 56 Hell. Marie 3. 78 Halvorsen, Joanne K. 91 Halvorsen, John G. 56. 110. 112 Hammer, Jamos P. 68, 105. 112. 140 Hansen, Lynn K. 91 Hansen, Phillip G. 56 Hanslep, Potcr Hansen, Barbara A. 78 Hanson. Bonnio R. 68 Hanson. Gary E. 56 Hanson. Kenneth L. 91 Hansen. Mory A. 78 Haqq. Miriam N. 191, 114 Hordcr. Tcrrold S. 91 Hords. Carol A. 56 Horfst, Calvin P. 78. 113 Haring. David A. 91, 128, 136 Harms, Sally J. 91. 118 Harnoss. Kay E- 78 Harris. 8arbara K. 91. 118 Harris. Carol A. 91 Harris. Ronald R. 56. 124 Hor ie. Kathleen M. 57. 112 llossclblod. Gory L. 91 Hastings. Joncll E. 91 Hatfield, Judith A. 91 Havumaki. Glenn 8. 91, 115 Hawker. Albert E. 57 Heckman, Judith B. 68 Heide. Donavan L. 78 Heinmets, Eva M. 91 Heinrichs, Sharon L. 57 Heinz Barboro J. 91 Hendrickson. Jeanne M. 78 Hcnrickson, Charlos R. 78 Henry. Cheryl J. 57. 113, 118 HeFpner. Keith L. 92 Herscy. Patricia E. 92. 113 Hill. William J. 92 Hirschy. Esther R. 92 Hoffman. Evelyn Hoisir.gton, Edith C. 78 Hollond. David J. 57 Holmberg, Norman R. Holyor. Robert K. 69 Hopkins. John R. 78. I 19 Horn, Paul W. Hotek, Karen L. 18. 113 Howard, Susonn E. 69. 105 Hoyt. Gwyn S. Hughes, Wilma J. 78 Hulsf. Thomas R. 78 Humphrey, Stephen L. 52, 119 Huntley. David F. 92 Hunfloy, Mary K. 11 5 Hurt. Janet K. 92 Inouye, Randy R. 78. 113, 119 Inouye, Roger T. 5 Irons. Kenneth L. 92. 124 Jackson. Robert L. 78 Jacobson. Sondro J. 57 Janes. Millard D. 92 Jensen, Darlene R. 69. 116 Jensen. Stanley M. 69 Jessup. Korin M. Joachim. Karon L. 78 Johannessen. Joyce S. Johnson. Barbara R. 73 Johnson. Barry N. 69. 134 Johnson. 8ernard E. Johnson, Constanco J. 57 Johnson, Daniel W. 78 Johnson, Diane B. 57 Johnson. Gregg A. 78 Johnson, Jarot A. 92 Johnson. Josso J. 69 Johnson, Judith A. 69 Johnson, Karen E. 69 Johnson. Kay A. 69 Johnson. Kenneth D. 92, 124 Johnson, Lawrence M. I2B Johnson, Morvin W. 92, 124 Johnson, Nancy G. 92 Johnson. Paul I. 57 Johnson. Paul O. 57 Johnson, Paul V. 69. 112 Johnson, Richord L. 78 Johnson. Roger A. 79 Johnson. Steven P. 92. 128 Johnson. Warren E. Johnson, William P. Johnston, Alison. E. 69. 113 Jones. Deborah D. 92 Jones. Sharon B. 69 113 116 Jorgenson. Stophen H. 79 Julien, Bruce P. 57 Kahl Susan Mario 92 Karlsson, Cynthia E. 78. 139 Karlsson. Faith A. 92 Kee. Steven D. Keim, Janes A. 104, 105 Keim, Patricia A. 92 Keltgcn. Deborah L. 92 Kennedy. Betty I. 79 Kern. Norman P. 79, 128 Kilander. Sally S. 92 King. Douglos W. 58 King, Rudy E. 92 Kingsloy, Roger L. Kingsley. Rollin T. 92 Kirk. Els e R. 79 Kling. Miriam E. 92 Klippcnstein. George R. 58 Klippcnstcin. Helon G. 69 Knapp. Beverly L. 79. 118 Kobielush, David C. 79 Kobiolush, Robort W. 58 Koelsch, Shoron L. 92 Kohler, LaVonno E. S3. 139 Kostelny, Naomi S. 79 Kowalik. Jonicc M. 79 Kraozler Nancy R. 69 Krause. Jon D. 79 Kredit. Barboro J. 79 Kronholm. Lois M. 92 Kronholm. Sandra E. 79 Krueger. Thomasine J. 69 Kubeck, Michael 58 Kuhr. Gore Id L. 69 Kullberg, Mory L. 69, 118 Kollo. Esther D. 92 Kunza. Paulette A. 69 Kupnr. Gregory P. Lambrides. Stephen P. 93 Lampman. Susan E. 79 land, Donald A. Larson. Dale W. 79 Larson. David M. 93 Larson. Gerald D. 93 Larson. Jonathan L. 69. 112 Larson. Jonathan P. 79. 110. 120 Larson, Rodney D. 93 Larson, Sondro D. 79 Larson, Sydney E. 69 Lorson. Sharon A. 58 Larson. Susan J. 69 Larson. Susan K. 69 Larson. Sjsan L. 93. 118 Lau. James M. 69 Lawson. Bruce J. 79, 113 Leake. Clara H. 79 Ledbetter. Billy R. Lodkins. Wilton E. 69 Lee. Jeon H. 58 Lcchanc, Thomas J. Lohman, Andrew J. 69 Lohman. Joyce E. 79 113 Lehmann, Linda C. 79 Leihy. Linda R. 93 Leppke. Corinne R. 79 Lewis, Helon Lewis. Kenneth W. 93 Lewis. Susan J. 79 Libby. Gregory S. 79 Liow, James 93. 114 Lilja. Lynette A. 93 Lindaman. Rebecca A. 80. 113 Lindberg. Don M. 80 Lindberg. James E. 80 Undbcrg. Jud th E. 80 Lindborg. Shirley J. 93 Unden, Philip $. 58 Linden, Rogor P. 70 Lindor. Liana J. 70 Lindgren. Karon L. S3. 113 Lindmon. Barbara A. 70. 118. 139 Lindquist, Linca L. 93 LindvalL Shcrie J. 93 Uukonen, LoAnn C. 68, 112 Livingston. John D. 70, IC5. 112, 130 Locwcn. £1 vo K. 30 Long. Alden B. 38 Long, Kathryn L. 93 Loomis. Joffrey B. 8C Loomis. Jerry D. 19, 80 Luce. David A. 93 Lucht. Botto J. 58 Ludwiq, Fred R. 59 LOnd, Carol A. 80 Lund, Timothy L. Lundborg, Carol A. Lundborg, Orlyn H. 59. 124 Lundoon, Rogor E. 70 Lundoll, Muriel F. Luncholm, Mark R. 221 Lysdahl, John C. 93 McAllister. Dowson J. 70 McBirnia. Jill D. 93 McCann. Gary I. 93 McCulloy. Jano P. 70 McCullay. Richard E. 70 McOonold. Robert Q. 59. 124 McGrow. Stevon W. McIntyre. Robert J. 93 McKenna. Jill E. 93 McKinnis. Morec C. 93 McLelond, R. Bruce S9 McMurray. Sandra K. 80 McNeill. Ronald S. McNeilly. Gregory L. Machnee. Ruth A. 139 Mocy. Morgoret L. 59 Madsen. Undo • 80 Magnuson. Betty L. 80 Magnuson, James B. 80 Mognuson, Jomes M. 80. 134 Magnuson. Warren A. 93 Majeskc. Constanco F. 70 Malyon. William H. 70 Mansille. Miriam 59. 114 Marcollis. Carol A. 80 Marker. Adele R. 93 Markette. Phyllis J. 94 Martin. David L. 70 Martin, Don J. Martinez Pamela J. 94 Mathison. Cavid L. 80 Mattson. Allan L. 94 Mattson. Irene K. Mattson. Keith L. Mattson. LoVon M. Mattson. Linda K. 9 Mattson. Sharon L. 94. 118 Maurer. Gregory B. 80 Mayo. Judith A. 80 Meckley. Joan E. 94 Melarder. Lorry W. Melonder, Noncy V. 94 Mosaros. Thornes W. 94 Mayor. Cynthia R. 70. 115 Mick. Pamela M. 94 Mielolson, Cynthia J. 59 Miller. Candace R. 94 Miller. Carol J. 70 Miller. Joyce A. Miller. Linda J. 21 Miller. Robert W. Millikan, Barbara L. 94 Minnis, Kenneth V. 94. 128 Mitchell. Goil L. 70 Mohrlond. James E. 94 Mollcnkomp. Roger D. 94 Monroo, Janot L. 80 Monroe, Robert W. 59 Monson, Patricia G. Moody. Lois E. 80 Moore. Carole M. Moore. Frances M. Moore. Marilyn H. 80 Mortenson. Judy R. Morton. Karcr R. 70 Moss. David A. 70. 124 Moulton, Cavid H. 80, 131 Mounce. Tori A. 59. 105. 112. 166 Muck. Terry C. 80 Mulder. Carol L. 94 Mullinoi. Cheryl J. 94. 118 Mullins. James R. 19. 80 Murphy. Potricia A. 70, I 18 Mutgrave. Janice E. 70 Musser. Dana L. 80 Myrbo, Charles L. 94 Naheshon. Hudson N. Nasmen, Alan 8. 59 Neal. Cynthia M. 81 Nuondcr. Shirlana S. 94 Nelson. Arlene M. 94 Nolson, Barbara E. 94 Nelson, 8rtce E. 81 Nelson, Byron L. 59, 119 Nelson, David E. 59 Nelson, David J. 81. 119 Nelson. Deborah M. 81 Nelson. Donald C. 94 Nelson. Judith C. 94 Nelson, Karen K. 94. 118 Nelson. Karon L. 60 Nelson. Konneth V. 94. 133 Nolson. Leroy M. 60, 105 Nelson. Linda M. 95. 118 Nelson. Lydia G. 95 Nelson. Margaret R. 95 Nelson, Paul L. 60 Nolson. Pou O. Nelson, Steven A. 70 Ness. Pamela M. 95. 139 Netterlund. Glor'e R. 95 Newcomb. Karon E. 95 Newcomb. Linda M. 81 Nowstrond. John K. 81 Nickel. Dale V. 60 Niehouse. Carrol R. 95 Niskonen. Donold W. 95 Noble. Robert G. 70 Nolin. Robert D. Nollmeyer. Eileen C. 95 Nordoll. Pamela D. 95 Nordin. Sheryl R. 95 Nordino. Marlene A 95 Nordmark. Barbra A. 95 Nordguist. Judith M. 95 Norgrcn. Harriet M. 95 Norksnder. Mary L. 95 Norman. Dovid A. 61. 124 Norton. Ailene L. Norton. Kathy J. 95 Nydoggor. David L. 60 Nyholm, Dennis W. 70 Obingcr. G. Benjamin 60 Ogilvie. Virginia M. 95 Oie. Ghlee J. 60 Okkcn, Joyce I. 60 Olandor. Richard C. 81 Olofsson, Maryann 81 Olsen. 8erbero L. 81 Olson. Donald R. 95. 124. 136. 140 Olsen Patricia V . Olson. Barbara J. 70. 118 Olson. Barbara J. 70 Olson. Douglos A. 95 Olson. Elaine J. 81 Olson. Garoth L. 60 Olsen Gerald R 60 Olson. Gregory J. 95 Olson. Joanne 6. 95 Olson. Juanita A. 95 Olson. Judith A. 95 Olson. LaVone V. Olson. Linde C. 71. I 12 Olson. Lindo G. 60 Olson. Linda L. 96 Olson, Noomi H. 96 Olson. Richard A. 81 Olson. Richard D. 61. 112 Olson. Robert A. 61. 124. 113 Olson. Timothy W. 61 Oman. Florence A. Oosterbaan. Constance L. 61. 112 Osterhus. Susan M. 61 Otto. Bruce A. 96 Otto. Margie C. 81 Painter. William J. 96 Palermo. Darleno R. 61. 115 Polmquist. James P. 61 Pongburn. Gory M. 61 Paront, Calvin P. 81, 119 Parks. Roberta J. 96 Paulson. Thomas J. 96 Pearson. 8«vcr!y J. 96. 118 Pearson, Charlotte A. 81 Pearson. David C. 81. 124 Pearson, Esther M. 81 Pearson, Joyce E. Pearson, Lee P. 96. 124 Pearson. Lindo L. 81 Pearson. Lois A. 96 Pearson. Michael J. 96 Pearson. Ruth G. 96 Pederson. Ronald O. 81. 124. 128. 129. 132 Pederson. Stevon I. 96. 119 Pcltz, George A. 71 Pennor, Gilbert P. 61 Perkins. Duane R. Ferry. David M. 61 Person, Gordon E. 96. 119 Peterman. Charles E. 61. 128 Peterman, JoAnno 71 Petersen, Doborah E. 61 Peterson. Williom C. 71 Poterson, Cra g A. 81, 126 Peterson. Curtis R. 96. 119, 126. 136 Peterson. Cynthia A. 96 Peterson, DcIRoy M. 62. 128 Peterson, Gordon A. 96. 119 Petorson, Jacquelyn T. 96 Peterson. Jamos P. 81, 113 Potorson. Joan C. 62 Poterson, Lorry D. 71, 124 Paterson. Leo W. Potorson. Lois K. 71. 115 Peterson. Marilyn J. 96 Potorson.. Potricia A. 81, 113 Peterson. Richord D. 71 Petorson. Terrilyn J. 81 Potorson, Trudy L. 81 Peterson, Winifrod R. 81 Potry, Marlene W. 96 Pettit. Dovid M. 96 Pettman, Richard L. 71 Phillips. Ruth 71. 113 Pool. Paula J. 71 Pocrt, Sherry S. 96 Port, Sandra V. 96. 118 Porter, Peter J. 71 Pollerff. Jerry W. 96 Pound, David J. 96. 124 Radich, Steven A. 82, 115, 119 Roske, John A. 71 Rood. Robie D. 97 Rehnko, Charlolto C. 82 Reichel, Martha L. 62 Reimors. Diane C. 97 Reit, Dona A. 97 Reksted. Lloyd J. 82. 119 Rumpel, Beverly A. 71 Rempel, Lovella J. 82 Rordohl. Do Io S. 82 Richards. Dallas E. 71 Rleth, Marcia J. 82. 139 Ritter. Susan D. 97. 19 Roberts. Constanco C. 97 Robertson, Richord P. 71, 128 Robertson. Sarah R. 97 Robinson. Emily F. 97 Rockford. Dennis W. 71. 119 Rodberg. Karan E. 97. 118 Roe. Steven A. 82. 113 128 Roemer. Peter T, 97 Rogers. Trula E. 62 Rood. Barbara J. 62. 112 Rosenquist, Charles J. 82 Roushey. Judith E. 97 Ruettcn, Mary K. 71 Rjnbeck. Grant T. 97. 133 Runbeck. Richard J. 71. 140 Runior. Daryl G. Russell. Allen E. 71 Rjssell. Goil R. 97. 140 Rutz. Kenneth J. 134 Ryberg. Ragcne R. 82 Rydinq. Annette E. 62 Rylander, Kathleen L. 97 Seilhemer. John H. 71 Salzman. Janis L. 97 Sammons. Loonord R. 82 Sandbarg. Patricia M. 97 Sandquist. Carolyn L. 82 Saunders, Georgo W. 97. 108. 109. 110 Sawyer. Donn C. 97 Soxon, Dale A. 82 Saylor. Forest L. Scandrott, Michaol W. 82 Schaeffer. Barbara L. 82 Scheerer. Pamela J. 82. 113 Schmiess. Noe J. 82 Schmoekel. Susan J. 97 Schoenfeldcr. Bonnie L. 97 Schoenherr. Janet M. 97 Schonbachlar. Patrick J. 82 Schroedor. David A. Schroodor. Mario C. 97 Schroodor. Rhcda M. 82 Schulte. Card E. 61 Schulte. Carol A. 62 Schultz. Richord S. 62, 112 Schwartz. Eileen M. 82. 13 Schwarz, Jan© A. 71 Scott. Charles R. 62 Sehrert, Diono E. 97 Seiffert. Marlys A. 71 Selonder. Allan R. 71. 12 Soverin. Rebecca A. 71, 118 Shavor, Harold T. 82 Shaw. Bruce G. 97 Sheet?. Carol A. ft? Shephard. Norene M. 72. 118 Sherman. Jocgueline G. 62 Shibly. Elias J. Shold. Phillip L. 72 Shunk. Grace M. 72 Shupe. David A. 97, III Shute, Coro! A. 98 Siomis, Susan L. 98 Siebo'ist, Lois E. 82 Siobert, Ruth A. 98 Simkins, Cynthia L. 82, 118 Simmons, David A. 72. 119 Sittc. Murray J. 98. 124. 133 Skipton. Susan P. 98 Skoglund, Linda D. 98 Skor. Ronold W. 98 Skurdahl. David G. 98 119 Skurdahl. OKvor P. 82 Sloon. Karen M. 62 Smart. William 8. Smith, Barbara E. 82 Smith, C arice L. 98. 139 Smith, Dennis L. 83 Smith El'zobcth E. 98 Smith Kcnord E. 72. 119 Smith. Lynda R. 98 Smith. Mark I. 72. 134 Smith. Sha'on K. 83 Smith. Stephen P 82. 134 Smith. Susan L. 98 Smith. W. Kart 134. 135 Snyder. C. Oovid 63 IC8. 119 Soderstrom. Sheila I. 83 Solsfad, Priscilla J. 83. 116 Sonenstahl. Jeanne M. 83 Sorensen, James L 63 Sorensen J. Mark 98 Soule. Edward A. 98 Sporks. Linda A. 98 Splintor. John P. 72 Spurgeon. James N. 72. 119 Spurgeon, Serdro L. 83. 139 Stogg, David R. 72 Stordofor, Nona M. 98 Stonger, Macel R. 83 Stonghelle. Darlene M. 98 Stoplos. Carol L. 72 Stauter, Randy F. 98 Steinko. Judith A. 98 Steinke. Keren M. 33 Stephons. Jeon C. 63 Steven, Richard K. 98 Stevonson, Loslio E. 63, 113 Stewart. Bronda K. 98 Stowart, David C. 98. 119 Stickler, Kenneth O. Stocking. Thcmas E. 98 Stockwcll, Mildred A. 63 Stoesr, John L. 72 Stoosz, Ronald G. 98, 119 Stoesz. Sharia L. 83 Stohro Arlan D. 72 Stone. Edward A. 83. 124. 136 Stone. Ronald G. 72. 112 Stone. Su:on M. 99 Strege, Sandra K. 99 Stuompgcs, .Carsdyco D. 99, 118 Sundbcrg Linec M. Surdccr. LceRoy N. 83 Sundquist. Robert A. 63. 124 Sur.vold, Lindo M. 99 Swersor. Cart W. 99 Swanson, Donald L. 83. 124 Swanson. Earl S. 63 Swersor, Eva L. Swanson. Karen E. 99 Swanson. Kathleen M. 63 Swanson. Larry R. 99 Swanson. Ray C. 61. 115 Swanson, Rchord A. 99, 119 Swanson. Richard C. 72. 128. 115 Swanson. Roger L. 72. 128, I 5 Swanson, Susan 82 Swanson. Thomas E. 99. 124 Swcdberg, Frederick W. 99, 124. 115 Swenson, Beverly A. 83, 104. 140. 172 Swenson. Ruth J. 99 Swishor, Jay R. 99 Taft. Susan J. 99 Tengvold. Mary A. 99 Tar-nan, Gerald C. 99. 133 Taylor. Gregory A. 83 Taylor. Janet M. 99 Teehman. Merle A. 83 Tcgenfeldt. John H. 72. HO. Ill Theesfeld. Marilyn F. 83 Thomas. Connie 118 Thompson. Curtis E. 72. 116 Thornberry. Kenneth D. Thorpe. Dean A. 99 Thorsscn, Rondeo L. 72 Tibstre, Judi-h A. 83 Timming. Kathleen M. 99 Toavs. Rosalyn R. 63 Toews, 8onnie L. 83 Toman. Edith E. 83 Torell. Linda J. 99 Torgcrson. Lome D. 99 Toth, Noreer. M. 99. 118 Tran, Van T. 83. 118 Trcge, Cynthia L. 72. 114 Tronas. Sherryl L. 99. 140 Trudo. Torryl L 72 Trude, Trudy A. 72 Tschetter. Linda K. 72 Tjneslam Eva K. 72 Turnguist, John E. 83 Tuttle. John A. 84 Unger. Elizabeth J. 100 Vander Molen, Vonda M. Vangnoss, Peggy A. 100 Vantreasc. Karon J. 100 Vcrsaw, Daniel E. IOC, 136 Voss, Miriam L. 84 Wagnor. Gary C. 100 Wah in. Merry P. 100 Wahlin. Theodo-o R. Waldenstrom. Roger W. Walkup. Eunice J. 84 19 Waller. Timo-hy M. 100 Wallin, Nancy K. 100 Ward. Nennotfe F. Warron, Susenno C. 72 Watkins. John M. 72 Webb. Carol E. 84 Weige. B lly L. 00. 127. 115 Wcinbauer, Linde C. 100 Welo. T mothy R. 100. 130 Welch. Patrick P. 72. 119 Wcllberg. Jay H. 72 Wertz. Nelson A. Wcssel. Margaret A. 72 Wossnor, Priscilla J. 100 Whennen. John F. 84, 115. 119 White. Carol A. 72. 116 White. Donald R. IOC Wickman. Daniel M. 119 Widqer. Beverly J. 72 Wicdcmer. Helen L. 00 Wiens. John H. 100. 124 Wiens. Roger D. 84 Wiese. Norma L. 72, 113 Wilkinson. Sylvia S. 84, 113, 118 Wilkinson, Thomas A. 72, 119 Williams. Connie M. 63 Williams. Dannis R. 84 Williams. Rebecca R. 100 Williams. Rodney 8. 84 Willmington. Edwin M. 84 Wilson. Barbara J. 63 Wilson C. Gary 84. 124. 108 Wilscn. Kernard R. 100 Wilson Lynn M. 100 Wilscn Samuol T. 119 Wilson. Tobi A. 72 Wilton, Wayne D. 84 Wilzcwske Lois J. 84 Wisner. Marilyn J. 84 Withrow, Warren H. 84 Wobig, Maxine J. 100 Woodard. Janet L. 100 Woods. Marion E. 84 Woods. Mino J. 72 Wright, Paul E. 84 Wurz. 3eatrico D. 100. 118 Wynthein. Judy L. 84. 113 Youngquist. James H. ICO. 115 Youngguist. Janice E. 84 Youngquist. Joan M. 72. 113, 118 Youngquist. Patricia A. 72 Zink. Horvoy G. SEMINARY Anderson. Morris E. Anderson. William C. 193 Arbor©, John W. 195 Aukemo, Stan ey A. 195 Bahr. Robert D. 193 Bondar. David L Berg. Arvid E. 8ergman. Ronald D. 191 Bohlen. Michaol H. 195 Bold. Richard D. Eolinder. Philip C. 193 Bond. Norman D. Boyer. Weyno W. Brecheiscn, George G. 191 Brown. Roger L. 193 Buiord. Rodney F. 195 Camorer. Roger P. 195 Campbell. M. Donald 195 Carlscn, John W. Carlson. Lome A. 191 Caufrren. Geoffrey W. 193 Coleman, Mark O. 191, 195 Collins, Tommy L. 193. 195 Crandall. Cody L. 193 Oambcrg, William A. 191 Daniolson, LaRoi D. 191 Cavis, Ronald E. 195 De ich. Donald C. Jr. 191 Dickau, John C. 195 Dresselhous, Richard L. Dune. Rodney K. Eagle. Charles T. 193 Elliott. Bruce M. 195 Ellison. James G. 195 Engnell, Howa-d B. 195 Epp. Carl C. 193 Erickson. Bruco 0. Erickson. Donnis L. 195 Eslingen. Delino M. 193 Evans. Roger M. 195 Fennick. James S. 195 Fox. Ronold A. Fredrickson. Richard Frenchak, David J. 193 Friesen. Eugene R. 193 Gebrielson. Kenneth A. 191 Gaucrke. Kenneth E. 195 Gienoulis. George C. Goit. Dale 193 Gordon, James W. 195 Gregg Daniel V . 195 Gustafson. Robert W. 195 Halcomb, Michael P. 193 Honsen, Monte D. Harmon, Davie J. 195 Harper, William C. 191 Ha-tefold. David F. 191 Heutor. Wayne E. 193 Hoap, Bert F. 155 Henry. James R. 193 Hcrstad Wayno A. 195 Holden. Edward M. Hoyt. William R. Hurt. Robert L. 193 Johnson, 3. Wayne 193 Johnson. Charles J. 193 Johnson. Cnerlcs R. 191 Johnson, Darrel L. 191 Johnson. Duano M. 193 Johnson. Gary L. 195 Johnson. Paul R. 191 ADMINISTRATION Johnson, Richard W. 193 Jorgunson. Roger L. 193 Karo, Lindon P. 195 Kestelein, Dovd W. 193 Koim, James Kglloy, Gingor 193 Kola ad. Ronald J. 195 Lenghein. M. Wayne Lawson. Truett M. 195 Lee, Roger 0. Linden. Carl J. Lund. F-ederick G. Lundquist, Kenneth E. Macy, Howard R. 195 Mason, John V. 192 McCann. Donald R. 195 McGarrahan, James C. 192 McGohtric.lt. Garvin McLean. Loren K. 192 McNeill. Robert G. Mecrdinlc. Keith W. 195 Munchinsky. George 192 Nelson. Edward C. Nelson, Harvoy Nelson, Robort A. 195 Nntterfield. Calvin W. 195 Nordstrom. Wesloy R. 195 Ckken. Monty R. 194 Olsen. Milton C. 192 Olson, Stanley S. 195 Olson. Lawrenco A. Olson. Ralph D. 192 Palmquist, Gordon W. 195 Porduo. Jack C. 195 Perry. Duo no E. 195 Peterson, David S. 195 Peterson. Gordon L. 195 Pitkin. Ronald E. Port. Dennis W. 195 Port. Terry A. 194 Quam. John A. 194 Reck, Leo Jr. 194 Rybcrg, John A. Sanford. Gary T. Sidhom, Sidhom 192 Siwok. Paul R. 195 Smalley, Gary T. 194 Smith, Dennis R. 194 Sodorgren, Arnold W. 195 Sorlcy Roberl J. 194 Spickelmior, James L Stauffer. Irving L. 194 Stribling, David G. 194 Syverson. Charles F. Thcmpson. Richard D. 195 Todd, Petor D. Wahlstrom. Jerry H. 195 Watson. Jesse E. 194 Wedeking, David F. 194 West. Ben V. White, Robort F. 195 Wiosor. Waite W. 192 Wiley. Ronald L. Wilson. David E. Youngquist. 3ruco R. Anderson. Wal'ace IS Carlson. M. 17 Christensen. Carol 18 Dahlquist. Dean C. DeVries. Harvey Drocgcr, Joan 18 Fagerstrom. Dolphy 18 Ferguson, Charles W. 17 Finlay. Dr. Paul 17 Graf, Dennis 18 Halleen. Owen P. 15. 45 Hanson. Bonnio Hardle. 8etty 20 Hcdborg. Forty 17 Hendrickson, Lowell Jessup, Dwight 17 Johnson. Dr. Gordon G. 15 Loimborer. Mary 18 Lundquist. Dr. Car. H. 14 Malmsten, H. Wyman 17 Muck. Webster C. 15 Schwartz. Eileen 18 Sholdon, James 18 Wallers. Richard 17 Wossmon, B. 15 Whito. Konncth 17 Williams. Mrs. Cathorino 15. 115 COLLEGE FACULTY Anderson. Jean 42, 139 Ardorson, R. Wallaco Bartholomew, Dr. Roymord 30 Bergert-d. Robort 30. 117 8erglund. Dr. Robert 38. 120 8lomgren. Robert Bloom. Royal F. 45 Bohlmeyer. Jcannine 36 Busr, Jock 26 Butlar. Dr. Roy 39 Christian, Dr. Paul 26 Collins. Dr. Gary 45 Corrcll, Thomas 46 Cox, David 42. 124 Crabtree, Loren 32 Dalton. Dr. Roy 3. 32 Dcnncls. Elliott 44 Fagerstrom. Or. Dalphy Finlay. Dr. Paul Franklin. Richard K. 32 Gladcr, Eugene 42, 128 Glen. Alfred A. 15. 29 Hoin, Rollord 31 Hill, lylo 4. 117 Howell. Dr. Gordon 36 Jacobson. Alta M. 34 James. Max H. 31 Johnson, David T. 47 Johnson. Eugene 24 Johnson, Dr. James 33 Johnson, Russoll 26 Jordon. James 33. 35 Larson. Dr. Donald 46 Lewis. Dr. Arthur Luckman. Stewart 24 Lund. Oscar McGettrick. Garvin 36 Moberg, Dr. David 46 Mogck. Oliver 37. 118 Mortenscn. Calvin D. 48 .Mounce. Dr. Robert 29. 35 Muck Webster C. 45 Nelson, Effie 34 Nelson. Robert 24 Nelson. Wallace 31 Nottloton. M. 13D Olsen, Dr. Olaf 33 Rodgers. Dr. Jamns Rott. Dale Runbeck. Dr. Junet 44 Rybcrg, Lillian 34 Sensicn, Donald Senior. Bill 25 Shields. Maurice 43 Smith. C. Howard 37, 119 Smith. Dr. W. Robor 39 Sodorgren. Mary 31 Sorvig. Richard Starr. Marilyn 43 Stipe, Claude Thomas, Edward Underwood. Dt. Robert Weintz. Chris 31 Wosscl. Dr. Walter W. 29. 35 Whifinger, Julius 37. 121 8EM FACULTY Anderson, Clifford 191. 199 Anderson. Dr. Morvin 198 Bass. Dr. Clarence 198 Baumonn, Daniel 199 Conrad. Dr. Alphin 197 Guston, David 198 Larson. Dr. Clifford 199 Magnuson. Norris 198 Miclolson. Dr. A. Berkeley 197 Olson. Dr. Virgil 198 Omark, Edwin 197 Omark. Rejben 199 Tcgcn-'oldt. Herman G. Ward. Richard 197 Youngbood. Dr. Ronald 197 Addison Street Baptist Church 208 Arden Inn 214 Arrowhcod 8aptist Conference 209 Bodon's Pure Oil 206 8aptist General Conference 202 Baptist Hospital Fund. 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