Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

. •' J. - '• 2 3 THIS IS YOUR LIFE!?! 4 5 6 1. Sharon Johnson 2. Mattress Carrying 3. The Usual Way 4 ?i?! 5. BcrnicScicszinski 6. DanSwanberg 7. Steve Butler 8. Karin Hokanson 9. Drawing Room Guard 10. Charlene Hoswell, Loni Liedstrand, Howard Johnson 11. Dizzy Freshman 12. Big Ben 13. Larry Thompson 7 DID YOU EVER WONDER WHAT IT THAT ISN’T MUD, SCRUT, AND NO PLACE TO PARK WOULD BE LIKE TO GO TO A SCHOOL BUILT YET? 9 HOMECOMING CARNIVAL OF EVENTS 1. Rhonda Dye 2. Brian Johnson 3. Brenda Barth 4. Jim Anderson sells Miss Starr as a Slave. 5. Bo Conrad - Signing Kazoos 6. John Priestley. Dale Osterman. Ross Elkjer. Dan Peterson, Tom Billingmcicr, Eldon Elscth. 10 THE CORNERSTONE LAYING When the Spirit ol troth conies,lie will guide you into all the troth. , John 16 1-3. President Lundqubl filling the stone. 4. Placing the Stone 5. The “finished'' Stone? 6. Before the ceremony. 11 it- HOSTESS FOR A YEAR-SANDI HALLQUIST POISE DIGNITY SPEAKING ABILITY KNOWLEDGE OF STUDENT ATTITUDES INVOLVEMENT IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES ANDRE CROUCH AND THE DISCIPLES 12 I 1. Team 2. Larry Rocholl 3. BobGoodsell 4. Norm Swanson 5. Kathy VanHocser 6. Mike Everson Moving Out 7. Lyn Ford Ralph Gustafson 8. Dan Freeburg 9. Dave Hochl Dave Johnson 10. End of aciion-temporarily 11. Dave Pearson passes 12. Dave Johnson ar.d Coaches 13. Typical?! Crowd 14. Some action 15. Randy Brodeen “A SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER SEASON” 15 1. Harvey Lindgren 2. Sheldon Carlson 3. A tackle 4. Kids starring •‘Freddy 5. Roger Dcnccn congratulates Coach Reynolds 6. Dave Pearson, Sheldon Carlson, Mike Everson 7. Lyn Ford 8. Shcloa Hanson 9. Jane Dalton 10. Dave Holseth 11. Dr. Burton follows as Coaches and team members carry Dave Holseth from the field 12. Team look on 17 CROSS-COUNTRY I Preparation X 2. During 3. Dave Peterson 4. Mike Stevens 5. Paul Loth Harley Turner 6. Steve Whitaker 7. Doug Peterson 8. Dan llaggar 9. D.Pclerson, Dave Peterson, H.Turncr, D.Billman, J.Laucr, S.Whit-takcr.J.Larson, Dan Haggar, P.Loth. M.Anderson, Dr.Gladcr. 10 Mark Anderson II. Dr.Gladcr 18 19 SOCCER GOES VARSITY The best soccer game for the Bethel Soccer Team in the 1972 season was the last game played on October 30 against Gustavus Adolphus. It was the best game, first of all because it was against the champion of the MIAC Soccer Conference, the strongest in the upper midwest. Gustavus Adolphus has been the champion for the last four years. Bethel came from behind to beat Gustavus 5-2, mainly because the Royals played up to their ability; difficult when playing as a club, not as a varsity team. Other highlights of the game were the four goals scored by Steve Jergcnson and the one goal and three assists scored by Steve Voth. The significance of this game is that Bethel, by winning the game, could have gone to the NAIA National Soccer Tournament, IF THEY HAD BEEN VARSITY. Because they were not varsity they did not meet the regulations set by the NAIA. Nevertheless, beating Gustavus meant a lot to the team who fought through the best season in the history of soccer at Bethel. Because the administration decided to make soccer a varsity sport, the possibilities for next year are exciting. Since almost the entire team is returning, plus a coach and some new players, I feel that the Bethel Soccer Team could once again be rated Number 1 in the state. We should have a strong possibility of representing Bethel College in the NAIA National Soccer playoffs. Steve Voth 1. Captain Steve Voth. John Nordstrom, Richard Voth, Joel Goff. Doyle Musser, Dan Lcafblad, Peter Gendhcimcr. Steve Jergcnson, Toomas Hcinmclz. T:m Anderson, Steven Lentz, Craig Marshall. Unpictured: Dan Anderson. Jon Landberg and Alan Vogel 2. Steve Voth. Tim Anderson 3. Team and Friends celebrate varsity status at The Best Steak House 4. Dan Anderson and Tim Anderson 20 NUMBER ONE IN THE STATE 1. Steve Jcrgenscn Alan Vogel 2. Peter Genheimer Dan Leafblad Joel Goff 3. Steve Voth- Captain Alan Vogel 4. Dan Anderson i. Peter Genheimer BETHEL CAME FROM BEHIND TO WIN 5-2 OVER GUSTAVUS, CHAMPION OF MIAC, TOUGHEST CONFERENCE IN THE UPPER-MIDWEST. 22 23 4 1. Kathy Head. Chris Kimball. Terry Schimbcno. Linda Schmid 2. L.Schmid, T.Schimbcro 3. T.Schimbeno 4. Bev Kicl.Sheloa Hanson. Trish Swanson 5. C.Kimball, L.Ford, L.Schmid, L.Drcescn, T.Schimbeno, B.Kiel, K.Head, S.Emahiscr, L.A. Mattson. E.Siebelist, T.Swanson. Coach Brownlee, L.Peterson, P.Schafer. Asst. Coach Kramer, M.Luce.S.Hanson, Unpictured: Mgr. K.Spcncc. 6. K.Head 7. Marilynn Luce 25 FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL: RECORD 3-6 Participation: Ashmun, Timothy Carlson, Richard Erickson. Paul Johnson. Cameron Lawrence, Robert Holmes, Daniel Hofseth, David Joling, Daniel Law, Lanny Peterson, Donald Porterfield, Michael Quanrud, Paul Rocholl, Larry Swanson, Philip Van Ben Schoten, David Witherington, Dale “For me the highlight of this whole season was the few seconds two cheerleaders hugged me after a game.” Lanny Law “It's great to win, especially Homecoming.” Randy Brodccn Madison, Roger Sept 9 Hamline 40 Bethel 0 Meissner, Kevin 16 Bethel 30 Dakota Wesleyan 24 Peterson, William Oct 23 Upper Iowa 26 Bethel 0 Peterson, John 30 Bethel 27 Sioux Falls 16 Shaw, David Nov 7 Westmar 35 Bethel 22 Stake. Thomas 14 Bethel 30 Yankton 7 Stockfish, James 21 Northwestern 43 Bethel 6 Thorson, Mark 28 Concordia 45 Bethel 21 1st Letter: Anderson, Ward 4 Northland 22 Bethel 20 Brandcs, Larry Everson, Michael Hanson, Craig COACH CHUB REYNOLDS Asst. Coaches: Dave Kloslrcich Ray Fischer Bob Olson Captains: Perry Johnson John Faust Captains Elect: Mark Wood Ralph Gustafson “Wc won together, wc lost together, we rejoiced together, we wept together.” Kevin Meissner “I feel Bethel football is on the up-swing and will be from now1 on. Bethel's football team next year will be one of the best produced from Bethel.” Mark Wood 2nd Letter: Brodcen, Randall Catto, William Goodsell, Robert Hoehl, David Johnson, David Karlsgodt, Terry Larson, Douglas Lindgren. Harvey Payne, Stephen Shelley, Marshall 3rd Year Letter: Asp, David Bjork, David Carlson, Sheldon Gustafson. Ralph Hipp, Gary Howard, Mark Johnson, Ronald Lundgren, Brent Wood, Mark 4th Year Award: Conklin. Steve Faust, John Johnson, Perry Pearson, David WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: RECORD 7-3 Augsburg L Pillsbury W Macalcster W Concordia W St Catherine W Hamlinc W St Cloud W Carlcton L River Falls L St Olaf W 26 CROSS COUNTRY September 16 Superior State 27 Bethel 28 Gogebic J.C. 81 23 Bethel J.V. 26 St Paul Bible 29 30 Hamlinc 24 Bethel 48 Southwest 48 October 7 River Falls 136:08 min. St Thomas 137:44 Whitewater 140:50 Eau Claire 141:13 Stout 142:58 Bethel 146:12 14 Bethel 28 Augsburg 40 St Paul Bible 65 21 Bethel 36 Gustavus 38 Augsburg 50 23 Bethel J.V. 26 St Paul Bible 29 28 Westmar 17 Sioux Falls 50 Bethel 71 Yankton 98 Northwestern 138 November 14 NAIA District 13 St John’s 45 St Thomas 53 Ham line 89 Bemidji 113 Macalester 134 Southwest Minn. 156 Bethel 158 Augsburg 183 SOCCER: 6-2-3 Bethel 8 Hamlinc 3 4 Concordia 0 2 Augsburg 1 3 Macalester 0 0 St Thomas 0 2 Concordia 2 1972 Awards Participation Awards: Daniel Billman Paul Loth Mike Stevens 1st Letter: Dan Haggar Jeff Larson Doug Peterson John Laucr - MGR. 2nd Letter: David Peterson Harley Turner Steve Whittaker 3rd Letter: Mark Anderson Captain Most Valuable: Steve Whittaker Most Improved: Jeff Larson Captain Elect - 1973 David Peterson COACH EUGENE GLADER Bethel 0 St Olaf 1 1 Bethany Lutheran 2 0 Carleton 0 5 Pillsbury 2 5 Gustavus Adolphus 2 CAPTAIN: STEVE VOTH 27 CHAPEL: A CHANGE OF SCENE A CHANGE OF ATMOSPHERE A CHANGE OF THOUGHT 1. Bruce Larson 2. DougToavs 3. Dean Olsen 4. Mark Wood 5. Lori Peterson Wendy Mullins Shirley VanWambeke 28 29 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU!?! 30 31 BETHEL DAG DAYS Better known as Nik Dag, is this mixed up time of the year that is set aside for the guys to fall prey to the Bethel beauties. You just love it guys, and we know it. Jim Anderson Dan Lcafblad Dave Horn Y g Imperials 32 REACTION?! I dare you to ask! Byron Carlson Just because I dare you... INTRAMURALS—“FREE FOR ALL?!” 34 1. The Pit and New Dorm One battling it out in the Mud. 2. Dr. Gladcr planning to outmanucver Jeff Larson. 3. Paul Healy watching them closely. 4. Paul and John Van Gorkom and John Erickson - wailing.. 5. Gary Paulson, John Paulson, C..Edward Thomas, William G. Carlson, David Perry, Jack Trager, Doug Erickson, Dennis Passons, Roger Kingsley. 6. The Pit and New Dorm One still at it. 7. SueTrautmann WHAT MAKES IT BEST TO PLAY INTRAMURALS IS THAT YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE THE GREATEST ATHLETE IN THE WORLD TO BELONG TO A TEAM. 35 EXPRESSION I - 2 Bobbie Lamphere 3 Dave Peterson 4 Paulette Johnson 5 Krisia Swcdberg 6 Vicki Larson 7 Jean Allison 8 Debbie Kroll 9 Del Hampton 10 Jeannine Eckels 11 Bruce Peterson 12 JanSpcrlazzo 13 Phil McLain 14 Carolyn Weir 15 Tckle Selassie 16 Tim Nyberg 17 Bryce Lastinc 37 1. •? 2. Kevin Erickson 3. Sue Hanley 4. Carolyn Reeves 5. Diane Hcaly Rebecca Blikstad Chris Fix Linda Larson 6. Andy Peterson Jeed Sriswad 7. Sharon Swanson Dianne Grindheim 8. Gwen Hedlund 9. Ruth Manderson 10. Carey Olson 11. Ginny Nelson 12. Paul Rcasoner 13. David Hanks 14. Bob Cape 15. Our friends 16. Kevin Bishop 17. Nancy Traudt 18. Joanne Monson and friend 38 ANY QUESTIONS? LRC HAS THE ANSWERS 40 OUR STUDENTS ARE QUITE 42 “KEEP YOUR FEET OFF THE FURNITURE, PLEASE” 43 Mark Robertson Paul Redin and Carol Hansen 44 45 Dave Hofseth Donette Hatch THINK OF EVERYONE INVOLVED WHEN YOU EAT A PRONTO DOG! Dan Swanberg Mim Peterson and MGR Wayne Erickson Judy West. Tim Trude. Gary Wright. Tim Leafhlad. Phyllis Bock. Bill Bragg 46 Dan Swenson Dave Peterson John Priestly Jean Burgess 47 Professor Trcccc Profcssoi Gowdy Steve Uarll Prof. Trecce Paul Thompson SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL WORK ANTHROPOLOGY criminal JUS •COURTS E SYSTEM CORRECTIONS 48 Instr. Belton Prof. Correll John Meacham, Sue Veranae. Barb Johanson. Prof. Correll, Dan Freeburg, Joyce Schwartz. Looking at society through the mind of a citizen of the world. 49 Prof. E. Johnson (across) Paul Erickson Debbie Hamlctt Insir. D.Johnson Instr. Luckman ART: PAINTING, PRINTING, CERAMICS SCULPTURE, DRAWING 50 51 53 Prof. Redin and class Prof. R.A. Carlsen Prof. Redin Prof. Phil Carlson Holly Reed 56 57 PSYCHOLOGY BIBLICAL THEOLOGICAL STUDIES Dr. Lewis Steve Lentz Kenny Kraft Rick Evans Dr. Stein Prof. Kroeger Typical Class Dr. Bob Smith Dr. Stein Dr. Glenn 58 Dr. Lewis Dave Brown Kathy Rogness With the change from old campus to new. the History department profs, like true historians, brought with them some artifacts. The 1446 Arona sign in its potted plant with lanterns hanging from its’ post, greets the visitor to the history department corner. And Mrs. Bodien continues to keep students in line with her watchful eye. Students in the Library Chapel now enjoy the music from the pump organ which once held a place of prestige in the front room of the History house. Faculty and students from all departments come to the homey History corner to enjoy Doc's nicklc cup of coffee and cookie. Although the department now only has a corner to call it’s own, the profs often answer the phone with a fond nostalgic “History House”. The move brought havoc to the “millions” of books that the History profs have collected, and one can often find Jim Johnson gazing at his shelves of books in utter frustration. Probably the biggest change to the History department is that it has become more united with the rest of the campus. Whereas before the History House was outside the walk of the average student’s day, it now is often a slopping point for students from all departments, as well as History or Political Science. One rarely passes the offices without seeing someone chatting about classes, politics, history, or life in general. Sheryl Anderson 60 I HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE GEOGRAPHY 61 Dr. Whitinger and hand Dr. Mogck Dr. Thomas Dr. Mogck 62 63 Dr. Berglund Dr. Thomas HOURS, DAYS, YEARS— of PRACTICE 64 FESTIVAL cn % H cn M x V Uh o FEATURING THE MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA 66 67 ALL CONFERENCE ALL DISTRICT HONORABLE MENTION ALL AMERICAN STEVE SCROGGINS 68 Steve takes advantage of a screen set by Phil Aune. Mike Stevens John Preistley and Mark Robertson Phil Aur.e, Tim Maring, and Wayne Hallquist Paul Rcasoncr 69 Team Members: 52 Phil Aunc $4 Paul llcaly 32 Wayne Hallquist 30 Loren Fasi 10 Odell Johnson 12 Mark Lindgren 44 Tim Maring 34 Carey Olsen 42 John Priestley 50 Mark Robertson Team Members (continued): 20 Paul Rcasoncr 14 Steve Scroggins 40 Ted Steen 24 Mike Stevens 22 Rick Gustafson 70 FRED WITZGALL: MOST VALUABLE IN CONFERENCE 72 73 BEST SEASON EVER! IT TAKES WOMEN LIKE THIS TO END THE SEASON WITH A 9-0 SEASON RECORD AND THEN BE ABLE TO TAKE DEFEAT IN THE FIRST TWO ROUNDS OF THE M. W.I.A.A. STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. They are as pictured; Gcri Hcrsch, Sharon Swanson, Kathy Head, Terry Schimbeno, Carla Gustafson, Trish Swanson, Eunice Siebclist, Barb Elliot, Marilynn Luce, Lynette Dreescn, Linda Schmid, Chris Kimball, Assistant Coach Lyn Ford, and Coach Carol Morgan. Unpictured are Wendy Mullins and Shirley Van Wambeke 77 BASKETBALL awards: Bethel 83 Dordt 82 Steve Scroggins Most Valuable Player 58 Ml. Marty 72 Most Valuable in Conference 77 Superior 87 Honorable Mention: 100 Northland 77 All American 90 Carleton 70 59 Hamline 58 Most Points: Steve Scroggins 51 Macalester 62 Westmar game - 48 points 54 Parsons 79 (23 FG, 2 FT) 64 Avrora 82 69 Morris 77 Most Field Goals: Steve Scroggings 8 Dordt 72 Morris Westmar game - 23 75 Northwestern 94 (ATT-38) 54 West mar 62 61 Sioux Falls 63 Most Free Throws: Steve Scroggins 57 Yankton 73 Morris Game - FT 9 74 Hamline 77 (ATT - 12) 51 Concordia 56 78 Northland 75 Most Rebounds: Tim Maring 91 Concordia 56 Northland Game - 16 95 Westmar 84 58 Northwestern 88 80 Yankton 73 SEASON RECORD: 11-13 89 Sioux Falls 84 103 Trinity 65 WRESTLING SECOND PLACE in TRI-STATE CONFERENCE Bethel 36 Hamline 21 21 Pillsbury 31 12 Eau Claire 39 13 St Thomas 36 20 St Marys 27 32 Gustavous Adolphus 15 30 SPBC 18 15 St. Olaf 16 34 Carleton 7 00 U of Mn-Morris 43 25 Pillsbury 22 47 Concordia 00 21 Northwestern 30 66 Westmar 43 48 Concordia 0 15 St Thomas 27 30 Hamline 9 16 Northland 30 39 SPBC 10 Awards: Fred Witzgall: Most Valuable Wrestler Most Valuable in Conference Led in Take Down - 16 Record: 11-2 Dave Hanks: Second Most Take Down - 15 Record: 12-6 Alan Anderson: Record: 11-5 Bruce Barringer: Record: 5 - 2 Captain: Dave Ekbom Coach Dave Klostreich SEASON TEAM RECORD: 10-9 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Bethel 44 St Olaf 27 42 Northwestern 31 43 Carleton 37 37 Augsburg 28 53 River Falls 49 44 Augsburg 41 46 Concordia 39 48 Hamline 20 43 St Olaf 39 The women’s basketball season enjoyed one of its finest seasons ever. Their record was an amazing 9-0 and participated in the state women’s intercollegiate basketball tournament at Winona State College. The tournament proved too much for the Bethel round bailers, they were defeated in the first two contests. However, Miss Carol Morgan is to be congratualted for doing a fine job in leading the girls to a winning season. The biggest Accomplishment for the Wrestling Team came when Klostreich took three wrestlers to the N.A.I.A. tournament at Sioux City, Iowa. This is the first time that any Bethel athlete has ever tasted national competition. Bethel points were scored by Witzgall and David Hanks. Junior Dave Peterson 1973-74 captain, went scoreless throughout the tournament. “We went down to Iowa just for some exposure and came back with a tremendous attitude for next year,” says Klostreich. SEASON RECORDS: Varsity 9 - 0 BTeam 5 - I State Tournament: UofMn-Morris 35 Bethel 23 Moorhead 54 48 Coach Carol Morgan Asst. Coach Lyn Ford NATIONAL HANDBALL CHAMPION Terry Muck, 1968 graduate of Bethel College won the National Handball tournament at Austin, Texas in February. Terry is now the number one ranked handball player in the United States. Terry defeated defending champ. Paul Haber, in the semi-finals to qualify for the finals. Everyone is proud of Terry’s accomplishment. To help publicize the new handball courts at Bethel and show some of his skill, Terry conducted an evening clinic for the Bethel faculty and students. The response was great and much interest is being displayed in the use of our courts. FOUNDER’S WEEK As for many other things this year, Founder’s Week was held for the first time in Bethel’s new Physical Education Center. As well as involving a new setting, it involved the meeting of old friends, new friends, and new ideas. 80 FEATURED WERE Gordon G. Johnson Henry R. Brandt Millard J. Erickson Tom Gonzalez Frances Hunter Alvera Mickelsen Margaret Dewey Alta Johnson Berkeley Mickelsen Robert Hart James Counihan Preaching in the ’70’s Roles of the Woman and Mother Counselling Tongucs-Speaking Way of Life Plan for the Church Minorities Lay M inistry What God can do through Women Role of the Christian Women Today Role of the Christian Women Today Role of the Christian Women Today Prophesy in its Biblical Framework Your Church and Key 73 Master Plan Church Evangelism 81 SPIT BAND CORNERSTONE SIXTH DAY HOMECOMING Andre Crouch MOODS TARRY NORMAN PHIL KITCHEN 82 NIK-DAG Imperials SPRING FORMAL MICE MEN ALL SCHOOL SNO-DAZE JOE ROACH OEDIPUS STRAW HAT MACALESTER TRIO 12 CHAIRS ALFRED HITCHCOCK CAMELOT HOLLOWEEN PARTY JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN (to name a few) 83 SIMPLE SIMON CAST OF CHARACTERS: Rooster Fred Ogimachi Herald Marvin Shold Attendant Neil Moser Simon Mark Brcndcll Pieman Freddie Free burg Washerwoman Kathy Van Antwerp Queen Sandi Hallquist Princess Jan Spcrlazzo King Greg Speck Executioner Jim Spon Nightshirt Terry Olson Dress Kerry Olson Underwear Tom (Tahiti) Eklo Captain of the Guard Bill Bragg Guards Tim Maring Trees Fred Ogimachi Tannis Hart People of the K ingdom Karen Soderholm Roberta Bjorklund Phyllis Nordin Sue Kipp Debbie Gustafson Rosie Worth Technical Director Greg Best land Director Don Rainbow Set Design Mike Stair Program Design Marcia Barbour 84 85 86 Interim was a session of variety. While some concentrated on WAR Sc PEACE or some independent study, some spent hours in lab experience - such as aiding teachers in inner-city schools. Still others chose CAM PING. Included in this class were instruction and experience in Creative Bible Teaching, Programming, Directing, and Counseling. The course was designed to cover all types of camp situations, but resident camping was the primary concentration. During the course, students were required to compile a notebook with as much helpful material as possible covering the different areas of camping. A specialization project was required in one dimension of camp work, encouraging the student to develop a resource unit in that area. A third project was also required to aid the student in making a Creative addition to a camp program. But the highlight of the course was a week at Honcyrock Camp (Three Lakes, Wise.). Here the campers attempted winter camping. Cross-country skiing, down-hill skiing, snow-shoeing, broomball, sleighing, orienteering, and an overnight in the snow were crammed into the week by all. In the evenings, fantastic programs were provided by the students. The course ended with each camper knowing a strong bond of unity with those who shared the experience, and a new zest for life. (After all. isn't that what we all want and expect?) Thanks to the instructors, Carol. Mary, Jake, and Ken. Most of all. thanks to God. 87 TIS A GIFT TO BE SIMPLE—TO SEE BEAUTY IN ALL THAT IS AROUND US BEAUTY IS A PUPPYS’ WAGGING TAIL BEAUTY IS A SONG OF LOVE BEAUTY IS ONE BRICK SUPPORTING ANOTHER BEAUTY IS A LEAF FLOATING DOWN A RUSHING BROOK BEAUTY IS A FAVOR FOR A FRIEND BEAUTY IS THE SMILE ON A TEAR-STAINED FACE BEAUTY IS A PRAYER OF COMPASSION BEAUTY IS THE CROSS OF A CRUCIFIED LORD BEAUTY IS A TASK COMPLETED BEAUTY IS THE COMPOSITION OF THE LORD THROUGH YOU 90 THE CAST: Guide Brand Ejnar Agnes Gerd Hjalmar Svetla Nils Mayor Gustava Ingrid Olga Kristina Ulsa Hilda Hilma Minnie Bertha Anna Mother Doctor Gypsy Schoolmarm Sexton Provost Director Production Manager Set Design Set Terry Scruggs Perry Hubbard Terry Olson Holly Reed Holly Smith Dave Van Benschoten Barbara Larson Mark K. Johnson Mike Abel Ginni Nelson Julie Berg Patty Lindwell Dianna Paul Hope Ludeman Mona Ryden Charlene Hoswcll Pam Farr Marcia Palmquist Becky McEachern Jo Guinta Ron Hartfield Debi Kroll Judy Harrington Tom Fagerstrom Karl Shafer Dale Rott Mike Stair Mike Stair Greg Best land I.oren Fast Tom Fagerstrom 91 92 93 95 96 Trcsa Wilbcc Trish Swanson Keith Paskicwicz Ron Troxel John Anderson Dale Withcrington Lynn Johnson Steve Jergensen WHAT CAN I SAY ABOUT SOMEONE I LIVED WITH FOR ONE AND A HALF YEARS? THAT SHE LIKED TO LISTEN TO JIM REEVES AND KRIS KRISTOFFERSON? THAT SHE MADE DELICIOUS CHICKEN AND RICE CASSEROLES SPICED WITH CURRY? THAT SHE CAME SPEAKING ENGLISH AND LEFT WITH ALOT OF AMERICAN SLANG? THAT WE BECAME CLOSE FRIENDS AND PLAN TO MEET IN NAIROBI IN FIVE YEARS? WHAT CAN I SAY ABOUT MY ROOMATE? I COULD START BY SAYING HER NAME IS PENINAH APELA AND THAT SHE CAME TO BETHEL IN THE FALL OF 1970. THEN I’D ADD THAT SHE FINISHED HER WORK IN2' 2 YEARS AND RETURNED HOME TO HER HUSBAND AND FOUR CHILDREN IN DECEMBER. I COULD MENTION THAT THOSE YEARS WERE CRAMMED WITH ALOT OF WORK AND NEW EXPERIENCES. YET NO DAY PASSED THAT SHE DIDN’T LONG TO BE HOME WITH HER FAMILY. WHAT CAN I SAY ABOUT PENINAH BUT THAT SHE IS MY FRIEND?! Connie Larson Pcninah Says Good-bye St. Paul HSU .“•x6jp TI©W - HE jjjrf SiliDBflJs'Wt 1 ONt '’fcE EF%B . ; eve lftSPElfc£D.T:ANQ' llA'tVKS, W tf S'HlP PfoAlSE M Aay %;--. BfcTflEL SWJSIENTS Vh4 niF'.nj frffi AMBMfc wots PvTT)V;11 ■ ro THE baseM STubfeNT. CErtt'THTWf OifllLIBRAfiY).' ..; . - t %Nf E -(rrffiljf WERE T i THtR ,t.WO '. w ! •', • programs.Goria on v4t 'ME, m?e C « , ■' ATTENDED CATACpM V B -V AEXOW£X rH %E. V ' THAT MD( COMk. A IVlOA'a-- lNTi:iM j|i [yATE, PEltsdNAI,': a ■ b SkAR BRAVEit'‘TIP DAVE AXKNI®im C« l?MA y Qg 'v „ • ' fcyfjfcoMBs rcoMMrTrE tf aM ED pteoak � Mg' Which • :v ■ , . VV| RE ' UNSIGNED ' P RSfl jN 1- i ’’ ’ ’ sp ke$ t!®S : . 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A FEW OF THE WORDS AND SLOGANS USED WERE “AGGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP44, “COMMUNICATION”, AND “FOR THE STUDENTS”. BECAUSE OF A WIDER VARIETY OF PERSONALITIES AND INTERESTS INVOLVED, THIS YEAR SAW A LARGER TURN OUT THAN IS TYPICAL OF THE BETHEL STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS. VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Harley Turner Dan Bloomquist Jeff Van Vondcrcn 100 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES: Z o an rT Wh H VI D 0 1 Cu _) Qi UNPICTURED (for other photos of John see listing in index) RON CARLSON Z X o 101 - MONOPOLY ROOK Diane Larson Cordell Dick Tim I.eafblad 104 105 106 As time passes: “I just can’t wait until we can move to the new campus!” “What day do you move? “Well, we were supposed to move on the 17th but maybe we won’t move out ’til sometime toward the end of next month.” “I think I’ll live on old campus next year.” 107 LOGIC PHILOSOPHY 108 ■ 109 no 111 GERALD W. HEALY MRS. B. MICKELSEN CHRIS WEINTZ JAMES T. ANDERSON 112 113 A EDUCATION Shirley Goodwin Mrs. Ludeman Ginny McKean and Miss Runbeck Tom Johnson 114 Marcia Wilkins Linda Skon 115 MEN’S CHOIR TOUR 1 16 President Glen Grindahl Student Director Tom Adelsman 117 NEW BELL SYSTEM: To be removed after‘trying'trial NEW BUSINESS: period. Should lightbulbs and T.P. be furnished in the LYN REIMER PUTS HOLE IN ONE: INFLICTS WOUND IN TOWNHOUSE CEILING townhouses? ART DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZED: The Bethel Art Department began the year in a fantastic manner by running away with every CLIC AWARD offered. Congratulations! BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT MAKES GAIN: The new greenhouse will be located on the south side of Building B, rather than on the north side as original plans indicated. STU LUCKMAN STRIKES AGAIN: State of ecstasy with arrival of new bronze foundry! FROM SEX TO THE LORD’S SUPPER TO HELL - ALL IN ONE WEEK FROM DR. GLENN IN THEOLOGY I. LRC MEANS LIBRARY: EXTREME CONFUSION CREATED BY NAME REVISIONS 60 PERSONS CRAM INTO MS. DEWEY IS DWIGHT JESSUP’S HONORED WITH BACKYARD: THE HISTORY SHOWER POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HAS ‘SMASHING’ PARTY. COMPUTER USES CONTINUE TO BE DISCOVERED BY WIDER AREA OF STUDENTS ELECTION PARTY AT JIMMY JOHNSON HOME FOLLOWED BY TRAGEDY: NIXON LANDSLIDE WITH LEAK IN WATERGATE THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE-ADMINISTRATION REMAINS IN BRANCH OFFICE: (even the dorms have been swept out to greener pastures) CHAPEL ANNOUNCEMENTS-GETTING CARRIED AWAY, OR JUST CRACKING EVERYONE UP? CHAPEL HIGHLIGHT: JOHN STOTT SENIOR RECITALS-OFF ON A GOOD NOTE RATE OF BROKEN LEGS INCREASES IN CORRELATION (?) TO CASUALTIES AT WOUNDED KNEE CHANNHASEN CHOSEN AS SIGHT FOR SPRING FORMAL PAUL MAIER VISITS: AVAILABLE FOR AUTOGRAPHING HIS PUBLICATIONS Fencing Class Coach Reynolds Karen Johnsen and Diane Watson Linda Schmid Kathy Head Encouragement marks the year for our Physical Education Department. For the first time in the history of Bethel, graduates produced by this department will step in line on Diploma Day. Even though only three graduates display diplomas this year, the future looks great with 13 anxiously planning their turn next year. Interest among the underclassmen looks encouraging also. Despite the fact that this department offered a strong minor previously, several new courses have been added to fulfill the requirements for graduating with a major concentration. 120 121 — fO K Marvin Shold Jean Allison Bill Peterson Marcia Wilkins Charlene Hoswell Phil Aune Debbie Wessel Jill Johnson Pumpkin Head Dan Chalmers and Linda Tanquist Joan Nystrom Brad Meinecke 123 124 DEMANDING INVOLVEMENT ON THE REAL ISSUES: LIKE-SAY BUSSING! 1 26 127 AND THEN WE STOP TO WONDER 130 Don Stuart Anderson Operations Mgr. Steven Craig Ferrario General Mgr. (Chief Hall Monitor) Johnathan Van Gorkom Program Director (Executive Floor Sweeper) 132 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 KJV “KA-BY was characterized by; lack of space until registration ended, lack of equipment all year, and an anxious staff.” Steve “The Radio-Staff is happy to have been assigned ‘space’.” Don “The radio - station lettered it’s window, and counted it’s records, and watched a lot of television.” Mrs. Ross “As with most student organizations, good faculty advise did not exist.” John (A bove) Don Anderson (Left) Brad Meinecke Promotion Director (Right) John Van Gorkom 133 Senators: ’72-'73 Jim Anderson Wendcl Leppke Sue Kipp Sue Hanley Denny Peterson Ralph Gustafson Peter Enchclmayer Nancy Meyer Harley Turner Tim Martens Don Anderson Craig Brcnneisc Gary Wright Fred Freeburg Dave Ekbom Charlie Cosgrove Linda Benson Kathy Buxton Kim Bowen Phil Swanson Dean Erickson John Merritt Dan Nelson Marty Mauk Dr. Ncttlcton -Adviser STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1. President Dan Nelson 2. Vice President Marty Mauk 3. Treasurer Ron Blomberg 4. Secretary Nancy Meyer 135 THE BLOODMOBILE 136 THE F.C.A. (FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES) WAS FORMED AT BETHEL THIS YEAR WITH THE PURPOSE OF HAVING FELLOWSHIP WHICH CAN ONLY BE HAD BY ATHELETES. CERTAIN THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS ARE EXPERIENCED, UNDERSTOOD AND EXPRESSED BY ATHELETES ALONE. TO HELP EACH INDIVIDUAL BETTER INCORPORATE CHRISTIANITY INTO SPORTS AS A GROUP, WAS THE GOAL OF MANY PARTICIPANTS. A HEALTHY AND SOLID FOUNDATION HAS NOW BEEN LAID. THE MEETINGS FOR THE YEAR ALL CONSISTED OF BIBLE STUDY. IN THE FUTURE, IT IS DESIRED THAT STUDY OF THE WORD WILL REMAIN A STRONGHOLD, BUT OTHER ACTIVITIES MAY BE ADDED. SOME OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE GROUP ARE: DALE WITHERINGTON, FRED WITZGALL, JOHN LAUER, MARK ANDERSON, BRIAN JOHNSON, DAVE PETERSON, BOB GOODSELL, DOUG PETERSON, DAN HAGGAR, JOHN FAUST, AND JIM STOCKFISCH. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FACULTY MEMBERS WHO HAVE EARNED ADVANCED DEGREES! MA: JUSTIN ABRAHAM MS: DAVE PERRY MA: MELVIN STEWART Ph. D.: TOM CORRELL Ph. D.: RUTH LUDEMAN Ph. D.: WEBSTER MUCK FAREWELL TO PAUL MAUGER WHO HAS DECIDED TO MOVE TO FLORIDA. FAREWELL TO JAMES RODGERS WHO WILL BUSY HIMSELF AT WESTMONT (CALIFORNIA) DURING HIS LEAVE OF ABSENCE. FAREWELL TO JAMES MASON AND PHIL CARLSON WHO WILL BE ON SABBATICAL ALL OF 73-74’ FAREWELL TO OLAF OLSEN WHO WILL BE ON SABBATICAL 1ST TERM AND INTERIM. FAREWELL TO STU LUCKMAN AND OLIVER MOGCK WHO WILL BE ON SABBATICAL DURING INTERIM AND 2ND TERM. 8CI 139 SOME SAY IT TAKES BRAINS AS WELL AS BRAUN! THE CLARION 140 GOOD OLE ERIC... was left behind. Since the move, Erie has remained at the old campus to keep vigil over his second home (since he came from Sweden around the turn of the century). Yes, he is still holding the fort. He checks the boiler constantly, mows the lawn, cheers anyone visiting our deserted grounds, and whatever else he can find to be done. In another sense-Eric has not been left. His place at the New Bethel is filled with rcminsccnce of the Old Bethel and his boundless supply of Swedish jokes over a cup of Margaret Anderson’s coffee. We can’t forget those frequent challenges offered to anyone who might pop into the gym at the same time as this respected “HORSE” player. His offers arc seldom accepted by anyone who has been around enough to know that he is super-tough competition. This is only, of course, during those long afternoons when he has no work to do. «- o OO u •o — c o S3 O .12 - o -C w 13 JZ C ce o CC 00 c JZ — £ 15 o D E t- o z o V- -C JZ -o X S3 —- S3 d c T3 Si 3 o O i— 4 c 1 l—« S3 — - ul —• X . Si .00 Q - S3 JZ £ Mi c Cl UJ BETHEL’S LIVING LEGEND BASEBALL 142 143 Team as pictured Above; Coach Glader Dave Van Benschoten Steve Whitiger Jeff Van Hooser Craig Hansen Tom Henrickson Dan Haggar 144 Mark Anderson Steve Butler Harley Turner Paul Loth Ward Anderson Dave Shand Asst. Coach Reynolds John Lauer, Mgr Trainer John Alvin Bruce Peterson Dave Asp Tom Schafer Dave Peterson Doug Peterson Odell Johnson 145 GOLF REQUIRES ALOT OF PATIENCE TEAM MEMBERS: Bob Elliott Rick Cole Ted Johnson Orin Linde Pete Anderson John Van Gorkom John Merritt Craig Brenneise John Erickson Marv Hadenfeldt Phil Carlson AN OUTSTANDING TENNIS TEAM FIGHTS FOR RECOGNITION 150 Row 1: Coach Brownlee, Eunice Siebclist, Trish Swanson, Kathy Head, Candy Johnson, Sheri Drcntcr; Row 2: Shcloa Hanson, Carla Gustafson, Bev Kiel, Lyn Ford, Lori Jo Wik, Terry Sch-imbeno; Row 3: Asst. Coach Linda Schmid, Marilynn Luce, Shcrill Kramer, Lynette Dreesen, Asst. Ardie Vance, Mgr. Diane Larson; Not Pictured, Betty Dean 151 BASEBALL - RECORD: 8-14 Indoor: TRACK Bethel 2 Macalester 8 Northwest Open (no team score) 4 8 Carleton Invitational (no team score) 0 Yankton 4 1 9 Superior State 67 0 River Falls 3 Bethel 33 5 7 St. Olaf 71 5 Wcstmar 7 Hamline 59 10 5 St. John’s 22 2 North Central 1 Bethel 20 14 2 Macalester 91 ' i 3 Sioux Falls 4 Bethel 55 14 7 3 Concordia-St. Paul 6% 13 Carleton 9 Westmar 84 0 3 Nort h wester n-1 owa 50 1 Northwestern II Bethel 41 8 9 Pillsbury 39 3 St. Olaf 5 Concordia-St. Paul 5 1 0 Condordia 8 9 Outdoor: 4 3 Bananna Relays - North Dakota 1 Northland 0 State School of Science 80 10 3 Southwest Minnesota State 64 Bethel 47 Worthington J.C. 47 •Conference Games University of Minnesota - Morris 27 Records were broken this season in each of the following events: Javelin 2 Mile Relay High Jump Distance Medely Relay Pole Vault 360 yd. High Hurdle Shuttle Relay 880 Yard Run 360 Shuttle Hurdle Relay MVP: Steve Whitaker Co-Captains ’74: Dave Asp Steve Whitaker Leading Scorer: Harley Turner (competition in as many as 7 events in one meet) Manito Relays - St. Olaf (no team score) W'heaton Bethel North Park Lake Forest 25th Annual Carleton Relays (no team score) Gustie Relays (no team score) Bethel - Macalester Relays St. John’s Hamline Concordia - M oorhead Macalester Gustavus Bethel Augsburg Macalester Invitational (no team score) Concordia Invitational Bethel Concordia - St. Paul Pillsbury Augsburg Northwestern - St. Paul Tri-Slate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship Sioux Falls Wcstmar Northwestern - Iowa Bethel Concordia - St. Paul Yankton 95 56 27 4 106 97 72 70 61 31 20 105 558 44 33 2 10616 8816 54 27 7 4 The team was greatly strengthened this year by the addition of four freshmen. However, the team suffered by injuries early in the season. Prospects for next year look good. The only senior to graduate is Mark (Gunnar) Anderson. John Lauer GOLF-RECORD: 6-5 Bethel 394 Hamline 364 307 Augsburg 300 5 River Falls 10 397 Concordia 413 397 NCBC 440 438 Northwestern 403 322 Dordt 347 322 Sioux Falls 342 340 Morris 318 391 Concordia 415 391 SPBC 440 Tri-State: 1. Westmar 471 4. Concordia 511 2. Northwestern 476 5. Sioux Falls 550 3. Bethel 478 6. Yankton (0) Captain: Bob Elliot MVP: Rick Cole All Conference: Rick Cole Orin Linde SOFTBALL-RECORD: 4-1 Bethel 23 Carleton 7 4 Gustavus 7 28 St. Olaf 8 12 Concordia 0 25 State Tourney Carleton 10 6 Winona 11 11 Southwest 15 TENNIS INFORMATION UNAVAILABLE CAPTAIN-KIM GUSTAFSON MVP-DAVE HOFSETH PIZZA PAPA’ FREE FAST DELIVERY TO BETHEL COLLEGE FEATURING ALL V AK.lt. 1 ico OF PIPING HOT PIZZA AND TASTY SPAGHETTI! EAT IN CARRY OUT DELIVERY ALSO SERVING LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS DELIVERY STARTS AT 5 P.M. 1748 N. Lexington 488-5585 153 X ™?u! were the days ALL SCHOOL BANQUET Cast: Jim Spon Jim Anderson Peggy Birk Tom Eklo Pete Genheimer Jo Guinta Tannic Hart Dave Horn Steve Jergensen Dan Leafblad Tim Leafblad Steve Lentz Dave Me Knight Kerry Olson Jack Starr Mark Thorson Shirley Van Wambeke John Wilzewske Rosey Wirth Mark Wood Script Writers: Jim Anderson Jo Guinta Dave Horn Dan Leafblad Tim Leafblad Greg Speck Jim Spon Directors: Greg Speck Jim Spon Master of Ccrcmonics-Gcrry Hcaly Invocation-President Lundquist Dinner ‘•‘Those Were the Days’ Senior Reflections Scripture Thanks To God RADISSON SOUTH 155 _________ Mon I «n but at J? pditf a £ £ � '• '°9 wHiwm. So tharr i� Horn whftowl d P Ct$ng ih paradox J � o on oortt eon sot mo froo from tha ClulCfMS Of my own tmiul ns tuts? I Ihsnk Cod IhSfS • a way W«rowgh Jotos Christ out Lard. ?0f Ih nsw spiritual prmoots Ol Ilfs in Christ lifts rr T owl Ol in old riotous Cif da ol tin and dsfih. COMMENCEMENT 1973 BETHEL COLLEGE SEMINARY SAIN! PAUL MINNESOTA 1. The program 2. The diplomas 3. Dave Perry George Robinson Gordon Howell 4. Marie Tjernlund 5. John Andrew Al Mullin Steve Lea 6. President Lundquist 156 7. The first one there 8. Bob Coombc Debbie Van Loon 9. Gabe Ofotokun Carolyn Opien 10. Claire Kolmodin Irish Brownlee 157 AN END TO MORE THAN FORMAL EDUCATION, A BEGINNING OF MORE THAN MAKING-A-LIVING. 158 • i 1. Dean Olsen 2. David Skurdahl Claire Kolmdin 3. Singing the Bethel Hymn 4. Debbie Van Loon Marilyn Starr 5. Ceremonies continued 6. Joan Negley 7. Even the deaf could hear. 8. Ben Haglund Rick Carlson 9. Keith Paskicwicz 10. Eugene Johnson 159 Sgl-Mif SENIORS BEGIN HERE. 1. Ken Kraft - Biblical and I heological Studies; St. Louis Park. Minnesota 2. Nancy Roos Carlson • Secondary Ed English St. Paul. Minnesota i Dave Anderson • Psychology, and friend Craig Anderson, Lacrescenta. California et those who Wait orthe LORD will ain New Strength; hey will Mount up f i r x: With Wings like Eagles, They will Run and not get tired, They will Walk and not get Weary. 1. Paula Black • Psychology Glen Ellyn. Illinois 2. Marcia Brandes • Psychology Madison. South Dakota 3. Roger A. Deneen - Philosophy and friend Melissa McCool • Red Wing. Minnesota 4. Charles Carlson - Biology Grove City. Minnesota 5. Glenace Ecklund • Christianity Psycnology Deloit. Iowa 6. Sue Alvin - Elementary Education, and friend Mark Howard Minneapolis. Minnesota 7. Debbie Anderson • Sociology Summit. So. Dakota Sue - Give a child a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a child to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. 1. Phyllis Nordin • Elementary Ed. Gothenburg. Nebraska 2. John Peterson - Physical Ed. and Elementary Ed. Morton Grove. Illinois Marie Tjerlund - Sociology and Elem. Ed. Palatine. Illirois 3. Keith Paskiewicz- Speech Hamden, Conn. 4. Tim Price - Political Science Lakewood. Colorado 5. Jeed Sriswad - Chemistry Udonthani. Thailand Andrew Peterson - Chemistry Wrershall. Minnesota 6. Faye Rodine - Elementary Ed. Delta. British Columbia Faye - Let everyone mind his own business, and endeavor to be what he was made. (Thorcau from Walden) Keith - Magnify the small, increase the few. Reward bitterness with care See simplicity in the complicated Achieve greatness in the little thing. (LoaTzu) Tim • Let my wisdom be pure, peaceable, gentle, reasonable, full of mercy and good fruits, unwavering without hypocrisy, so that I might conform to God's standard, both living and spreading Peace. Rick - When you part from your triend. you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in -iis absence.'.as the mountain to the climber is clearer trom the plain. (Kahil Gibran) 1. Richard Carlson • Biology Walpole. Massachusetts 2. John Meacham • Biology, and family St. Paul. Minnesota 3. Jeff Knighton - Economics St. Paul. Minnesota 4. Steve Falk • Biblical and Theological Studies. Racine. Wisconson 1. Joyce Bjorklund - Medical Technology Fergus Falls. Minnesota 2. John Andrew - Social Studies Waterloo. Iowa 3. Ken Ullman - Social Science Deerfield. Illinois SV; 4. James Bjelland - Math-Physics, and friend. Steve Gabel Watertown. South Dakota 5. Leona Dally - Elementary Education Brier. Washington 6. Saralyn Olson - Music Education Spicer. Minnesota Carol Anderson - Psychology Brainerd. Minnesota 7. Steve Carlson - History St. Paul, Minnesota 1 2. Donna Goudy- Sociology Underwood. Minnesota Karen Soderholm • Drama Reading. Minnesota Barbara Stocking - Political Science Schenectady. New York Karen Williams • Psychology Youngston. Ohio Linda Johnston • Sociology Casslake. Minnesota 3. Richard Evans - Biblical Theological Studies. Abilene. Texas - and friend Allison Leach PLEASE BUY OUR CORNFLAKES! 4. Stephanie Waalwyk • Biblical Theological Studies. Haze Crest. Illinois 5. Bob Vork • Art Morgen Belgian Horses R.G.Vork and Geoff Vork Box 47 Sandstone, Minnesota 55072 1. David McKnight-Philosophy (Wilmington. Ohio) 2. Gabriel Ofotokun • Chemistry (Via Sapele. Nigeria) 3. Virginia McKean - Elementary Education (Tampa. Florida) with nephew and niece. Todd and Tanya 4. Jewel Osbrink • Elementary Education (Miami. Florida) 5. Janice McDougal Chemistry (New Sweden. Maine) £ W Jewel-In a word. Bethelto me has meant GROWTH, both outwardly toward other people and inwardly in my relationship to Christ. Thank you. Bethel. Janice - For me. to live is having Christ's Spirit live within me and seeing him in the lives of other ocoplc: at Bethel. 11 ved abundantly. Eventually the entire world may come to be viewed as a spectacle .. . that crowds in the cities would think of themselves as audiences for unexpected events constantly happening in their lunch hour and on their way home, or all day for the unemployed or otherwise leisured. And all was banned as an interference with the progress of the continuing spectacle. 4 Herbert-And your ears shall hear a word behind you saying, This is the way, walk in it, when you turn to the right or when you turn to the left. (Isaiah 30:21) 1. Linda Eilers- Elementary Education, and friend St. Paul, Minnesota 2. Nancy Seaberg Carlson Elementary Education, St. Paul, Minnesota, and husband 3. Sunthi Chookiatsiricha - Christianity St. Paul. Minnesota, and wife Bev 4. Herb Bowers - Philosophy St. Paul, Minnesota, and wife Ines 5. Kirk Freeman - Art Federal Way, Washington 6. Denny Peterson - Biology St. Paul, Minnesota Dave Ekbom - Biology Wilmar. Minnesota David and Greg- To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to weep. And a time to laugh; A time to mourn, And a time to dance; And a time to embrace. 1. David Sage - English Victor. Montana Greg Brunko-English Evergreen Park. Illinois 2. Jean Allison - Chemistry Litchfield. Minnesota 3 and 5. Steve Swenson - Psychology Glen Ridge. New Jersey Paul Burgess - Economics West Caldwell. New Jersey and friends: Gary Edwards and Dave Johnson 4. Bill Catto - Art Louisville. Kentucky 5 Larry- When Mr. Einstein’s theory becomes a trifle weary. We must down to earth again relax ... relieve the tension No matter what the problem or what may it prove; The simple facts of life are such They cannot be removed. You must remember this: A kiss is still a kiss A sigh is just a sigh The fundamental things apply As time goes by. i 1. Ginger Medealf Art - Waverly. Minn. 2. Larry Ostrom Art - Cambridge. Minn. 3. Arnold Bergstrom Sociology St Paul. Minn. 4. Joyce Wolff Elementary Education Chicago. III. Jean Carlstedt Elementary Education Oak Lawn, III. Linda Rodborg Psychology Palos Park. III. 1. LeAnn Hagen Elementary Education Phoenix. Ariz. 2. Donna Gilliland Social Studies White Bear Lake. Minn. 3. Shirley Goodwin Elementary Education Lyndhurst. Ohio 4. Sandra Hallquist Elementary Education Fairfield. Conn. 5. Sue Hillmer Elementary Education Waukesha. Wise. 6. Ben Haglund Music Education St. Paul. Minn. Donna - Jesus, I am resting, resting In the joy of what Thou art; I am finding out the greatness of Thy loving heart. From the first baffling semester to the final exhilarating one, God has truly been with me; and now I am resting in him. Shirley - There are three things that remain - Faith, Hope, and Love - and the greatest of these is Love, so let Love be your greatest aim. (ICor. 13:13, 14:1) 1. Perry Johnson Chemistry - Isle. Minn, and wife Mary 2. Sherill Kramer Physical education Slayton. Minn. 3. Steve Heilmer- Art Minneapolis. Minn 4. Connie Larson Social Science Isle. Minn. Peninah Apela English Nairobi. Kenya 5. Susan Law - Art Daly City. Caiif. 6. Steve Lentz Psychology Seoul. Korea Sue — He who bends to himself a joy Doth the winged life destroy; But he who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity’s sunrise. (William Blake) Gary - Our gifts and attainments are not only to be light and warmth in our own dwellings, but are to shine through the window, into the dark night, to guide and cheer bewildered travellers on the road. (Henry Ward Beecher) Dave - The great use of I ife is to spend it for something that will outlast it. (William James) swt: 1. Dave Peterson • Chemistry Stanchfield, Minnesota 2. Gary Russel - Sociology St. Paul. Minnesota and wife Marnie 3. Greg Speck - Sociology Walnut Creek. California 4. Daniel Riden • Botany Joice, Iowa 5. Richard Robine • Christianity with.Beth, hirrsolf. Rod. Mary Ellen. Rex. and Robin. Greg - Whosoever, therefore, shall humble himself as this little child, the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Thank you Lord!! Barb - To express my feelings about Bethel would take pages. The people -both students and faculty • have been an important part of four exciting and rewarding years. Jan And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God. and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. (John 17:3) 1. Barabara Swanson Elementary Education Morton Grove. Illinois Karen Reimers - Elementary Education Bloomington. Minnesota 2. Linda Schmid - Physical Education Poland. Ohio 3. Bruce Sarrella • Biblical and Theological Studies 4. Jan Ruppelt - Psychology Watertown. South Dakota 5. Linda Skon-Elementary Education and Mathematics • St. Paul. Minnesota and husband 6. Gregory Simmons • Elementary Education Minneaaolis. Minnesota and wife 7. David Skurdahl Applied Music St. Paul. Minnesota Dave - Singing lighters the heart. Sounding low or high the part. Though it is an art The impact of it reaches the heart. janci'D«u «i is. . Late night rap sessions, water tights. Rook. Good Times. Inc.. New Dorm, togetherness, love joy in Jesus, real friends - these things I II remember. 1. Janet Mabel Urspringer - Biblical •and Theological Studies. Minneapolis. Minr. 2. Rosalie Welker - Music Education Elkhart. Indiana 3. Susan Verunac - Biblical Studies. Linguistics, and Anthropology Skokie. Illinois 4. Paul Anderson • History Biwabik. Minnesota 5. Jim Dillon - Mathematics Psychology Shi Saitama Ken. Japan 6. Pat Robertson - Music Education St. Paul. Minnesota, and husband 7. Ed Klink - Psychology St. Paul. Minnesota, and wife. Carol - Life is a journey, not a destination. 1. Carol Shimmin-Christianity (Cloquet. Minn.) 2. Paul Stoneberg - History (New Brighton, Minn.) 3. Ron Troxel - Speech (Hamilton. Ohio) 4. Myrna Brandt - English (Millet. Alberta Canada) and Chuck Nystrom 5. Paul Swanson • Philosophy (Kihu-chu. Japan) 6. Carolyn Opien - Elementary Education (Duluth. Minnesota) Myrna - Love is anterior to life, Posterior to death, Initial of creation, and the exponent of breath. (Emily Dickenson) God is Love. (I John 4:8) Mary Beth and Vaughn Bethel is a school we shall rawer regret going to. Though wc have •aced many ‘rustrotions. doubts, and other earthly problems there, we si II are thankful for its Christian aoproach and the impact it has on one during his college career in helping him to learn from Christ, the greatest teacher. Gloria - For I know the plans I have for you. says the Lord. They are plans for good and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. (Jer. 29.11) 1. Mary Beth Williams • Music education Soudan. Minn. Vaughn Jefferson Psychology St. Paul. Minn. 2. LaDonna Vantries - English Alexandria. Minn. 3. Gloria Wahlin - English Warren. Minn. A. Marie Tjernlund Sociology Elem. Education Palatine. Ill Sue Hanley Psychology Skokie. III. Penny Watkins Elcm. Education Minneapolis. Minn. Laura Johnson English Cambridge. M nn. Cindy Smith Elem Education Minnetonka. Minn. Elementary Educe Paducah. Kentudi Nancle Hamlett Psychology Socl Chicago. Illinois J- Life moves on and we mustt TVThe past is alive only in mem The Lord bids us press on To the world he holds ahead. S .'(Lynn Stassen) STUDENT INDEX A Abel. Michael D.91 Adam. Brian J. Addington, Jeff C. Addington, Thomas G. Adelsman, Mary B. Adclsman, Thomas J. 116,117 Agee, Cynthia L. Ahlstrom. Jennifer J. Albjerg, Lesley E. Allison. Jean K. .17,122,180 Allison, Judith L. Alvin. John D. Alvin. Susan R. 165 Amman. Connie R. Anderson. Alan K. 79 Anderson, Barbara J. Anderson. Bruce W Anderson. Carol D. Anderson. Carol J. Anderson. Daniel F. Anderson, Daniel G. 21-23 Anderson, David F.. 163 Anderson. Deborah J. Anderson. Debra J. I6S Anderson. Donald S. 132-134 Anderson. James B. 10,32,83.119,125.134, 155.169 Anderson. John A. 97 Anderson. Joyce Anderson. Kristen M. Anderson. Margaret E. Anderson, Marilyn J. Anderson, Mark S. Anderson. Mark W. 19.27,33.137.139.144. 169 Anderson, Mary B. Anderson, Norris E. Anderson, Patti J. Anderson, Paul C. 192 Anderson, Peter M. 147 Anderson. Ruth E. Anderson, Sheryl L. Anderson, Steven M. Anderson. Thomas K. 169 Anderson. Valerie K. Anderson. Ward R 26.144 Andrew, John M. 33.156,170 Ankerberg, Carol J. Apcla, Peninah 0.98,186 Armstrong, Linda L. Arvoid. Diane J. Ashmun. Timothy R. 26 Asp, David G. 26.144.152 Asplund. Linda G. Aunc, Phillip B. 69-70.122 Austin. Kathleen A. B Babrick, Ellen M. Bachncr. Denise N. Bacon. Vickie J. Baker. Fredda L. Baker, Larry I. Baker, Leslie C. Bamc. Shery D. Banc, Earl B. Baranski. Peter A. Barbour, Marcia L. 84 Barker, Jean M. Barnett, Sheryl J. Barringer. Bruce E. 73.79.138 Barth. Brenda G. 10.111 Bass, Carolyn B. 41 Bauman, Jcrral D. Baylc. Debra K. Bean, Susan E. Beckman. Glenn R. Beckman. Jancll V. Bchn, Caryl L. Bciscr, Manon Bcndcll, Mark D. 84 Benhardus. Timothy W. 149 Bennett, Barbara M. Bennett, Duane R. Benson, Linda K. 134 Benson. Rcnac M. Benson. Richard L. Berg, Julie 119 Berg, Robert P Bergerud, Lois A. Bergeson, Steven C. Bcrglund. Dale E. Bcrglund, Donna J. Bcrglund. Greta J. Bcrglund, Susan I. 29 Bergstrom. Arnold W. 119.183 Bergstrom, Dale R. Bernston, Tcrcr.cc W. Berry. Aria K. 223 Berry, Linda J. Bcstland. Gregory J 84,91 Bic, Dianne J. Biederman. Paul A. Billings. Rebecca K. Billman, Daniel O. 19,27 Birk. Peggy J. 155 Bishop, Kevin J. 39 Bjcliand. Dorothy J. Bjeliand. James C. 170 Bjork, David T. 26,29,45 Bjork. James E. 27.53.83.129 Bjorklund, Joyce E. 170 Bjorklund. Roberta J. 84 Black. Paula A. 164 Blair, Rita A. Blair. Sherry L. Blake, Davie E. Blake. Katherine M. Blake. Lawrence R. Bliesc. Bonita J. Blikslad. Rebecca D. Blomberg, Ronald W. 135,223 Blomquist. Daniel T. 100 Blomquist, Julie M. Bloom. Richard K. Bloycr, Charles G. Bluhm, Constance J. Bobby, Janet L. Bock. Phylis A. 46 Bohne. Lauralyn L. Bonnema, Mike D. Booman. Jeris H. Boquist, Jeffery L. Bovee. Becky S. Bowen. Kimber L. 134 Bowers, Herbert H. 178 Bowman. David R. Bragg, William W. 46.84,94,111 Brandes. Laurence J. 26,83 Brandcs, Marccne L. 164 Brandt. Myrna A. 195 Brcnneisc, Craig S. 41.134.139.147 Brenton, Deborah M. Brodccn. Randy I. 15.26 Brooks, Deborah A. Broughton, Cyrus A. Brouwer. Ardith L. Brown, David P 59 Brunko, Gregory B 180 Brunkow. Nancy J. Bryce, Timothy J. Brynildson. Jeffery W. Buell, Allen R. Burcss, Jean E. 47 Burgess. Paul R. 181 Burgess, Rebecca S. 33 Busch, Arthur A. Butler, Stephen P. 7,144 Buxton. Katherine J 134 c Cain, Robert W. Cameron, David J. Cape, Robert M. 39 Caress, Gail C. 82 Caress, James M. 82 Carlson, Bonnie J. Carlson. Byron H. 33,34 Carlson, Charles W. 165 Carlson. David A. Carlson. Jack W. Carlson, Karen L. Carlson. Kenneth W Carlson. Nancy K. 163 Carlson. Nancy L. Carlson, Nancy (Scabcrg) 178 Carlson. Patricia R. 223 Carlson. Philip R. 83,116.147 Carlson. Richard A. 26 Carlson. Richard H. 159.168 Carlson. Ronald L. 101 Carlson. Ronald P. Carlson. Sheldon J. 16.26 Carlson. Stephen D. 171 Carlson. Vicki J. Carlstcdl. Jean D. 183 Carpenter, David P. Carroll. Michael T. Catto, William D. 26,181 Cederberg. Jeffery A. Chalmers, Daniel B. 105,123 Chookiatsiricha, Sunihi 178 Christensen, Joy L. Christensen. Joyce L. Christensen, Roger L. Christenson. Bryant E. Christian. David P. Christian. Susan L. Christiansen, Dale R. Christiansen, Joyce E. Christiansen, Linda S. Christianson. Sandra A. Chryst, Gerald A. Clark. Karen J. Cole, Ricky D. 147.153 Colton. Carolyn C. Combs. Susan D. 223 Conklin.Cliffords. 26 Conwav, Marilyn L. Cook. Mary K.' Coombe, Robert L. 157 Coombe. Susan K. Corncil. Peggy J. Corrcll, Linda J. Cosgrove. Charlie H. 64.119,134 Crabtree. Deborah J. Crary, Gilbert G. Crum, Nancy E. 136 D Dahl. Carla M. Dahl, Craig R. Dari. Roger J. Dahlbcrg, Richard S. Dahlc. Vance S. 116 200 Dahlman. Bruce M. Dahlstrom, LoisC. Daley. Dianne E. Daley. Wanda S. Dalke, Marie P. Dally, Leona C. 171 Dalton, Jane K. 17 Davidson. Calvin C. Dearborn, Martha G. Dcjdar. Ronald A. Deluca. Maria E. Dcnccn, Roger A. 164 Denier, Connie R. Dcnoblc, John C. Dick. Cordell G. 103 Dick, Marianna L. Dicsslin. Cynthia J. Dillon. James C. 193 Dillon. Robert M. Dischingcr, Karen M. Dobbcrstcin, Marc Doc. Ruth D. 96 Doherty, Diane L. Donley, Deborah K. Doten. Carla E. 129 Dow, Sherrie L. 223 Draper. Kenneth A Drcescn, Lyncttc E. 25,76.151 Drcntcr, Sheri D. 1S1 Dubbcr, Theresa L. Dye, Rhor.da J. 10 Dyer. Mcrilec P. E Earll, Joan M. 119 Eastlund. Karin L. Fast hind. Kathleen A. Ebb, Donald C. Eckels. Jeanninc A. 36 Eckiund. Glcnacc M. 154.165 Eddy.Jane E. 223 hdwall. DcanC. Edwards. Gary S. 181 Edwards. Janet L. Egclston. Michael R. Eggc. Janet E. Eggleston. Thomas L. Eilcrs. Linda K. 178 Eitzcn. Twyla F. Ekbom, David R. 79.134,179 Eklo. Thomas J. 84.154.155.169 Eliason. Kav M. Elkjcr. Ross W. 10.169 Elliott. Barbara D. 76.9S Elliott, Kimberly A. Elliott. Robert L. 99.147.153 Elscth, Barbara J. Emahiscr, Susan J. 25 Emanuelson. Cheryl L. Enchelmaycr, Peter A. 134,223 Eng, Denise L. Engblom, Mark R. Englund, Bonnie S. Engstrom. Kathleen J. Engstrom, Randy C. Erickson. Carl A. 138 Erickson, Cynthia J. Erickson. Dean W. 134 Erickson. Dianne L. 105 Erickson. Dianne M. Erickson. John K. Erickson. John P. 35.116.117.147 Erickson, Kevin M. Erickson. Lee E. Erickson, Lcslyn D. Erickson. Paul A. 26.50 Erickson, Ruth E. 83 Ericson, Dean L. Erlandson, Patricia A. hsscls. David W. Esselstrom. Douglas P. Fsslingcr. John W. Eltcl. Roger G. Evans, Francis D. Evans. Richard M. 58,172 Everson. Michuel K. 14,16.26 F.wcrt. Edith B. F Eager, Susan C. Fagcrslrom, Thomas H. 91 Fair. Daniel J. 119 Falk. Jane M. l alk. RcneS. 168 Farr, Pamela M. 91 Fast. Loren D. 70.91 Faust. John H. 26,137 Feig, David T. Fcilcr. Lynn E. Fclska, Kenneth L. Fcrrario, Steven C. 87,132.133.223 Fcrrin. William D. Finkc, Dale A. 175 Finney. Michele E. Fisher. James D. Fitch. Gary C. Fix, Christina R. Flatcn. Janet L. Fletcher, Susan A. Ford. LynA. 14.17.25.76.79.151 Ford. Pamela S. Foss. Cynthia M. Foy, David A. Fredericks, Debbie L. Freeburg. Daniel F. 14,16.49,84,134 Freeman. Kirk R. 179 Fricscn, Dale L. Friesen. Loren D. Fricscn, Star C. Frykraan. Diane R. Fufa. Tcferi 129.138 G Caalswyk. Fred A. 54.128.138.139 Gabel. Stephen P. Gacklc. Roberta B. Gannaway. Marcia L. Garcia. CaridadC. Garcia. Margarita C. Garcia. Miriam R. Gerry, Paul R. Gcery, Walter L. Gcnhcimcr, Patricia 1.. Gcnhcimcr, Peter L. 21-22,155 Gibson. CarollJ. Gibson. Connie L. Gibson. Michael D. Gilliland. Donna E. 184 Giunla, Josephine A. 99,155 Glaser, Elizabeth A. Glaser. Susan M. Goddard. Paul W. 42 Goding, John M. 138.139 Goff. Joel H 21,22.136,154 Goff, Priscilla E. Goldcr, Barbara J. Gonzalez. Celcrina Goodscll. Richard C. 96.116.117 Gcodscll. Robert G. 14.26.128.137 Goodwin. Shirley F. 114,184 Gcokin. James J. Gorin. David T. Gorsuch, Craig A. Goudy, Donna 172 Gould. Lynda M. 223 Graf. Theodore B. Grassman, Debra S. Grassman, Mark A. Grccly, Paul J. Green, Pamela S. Griffin. Mark L. Griffith, Elizabeth M. Griffith. Susan D. Griffiths. Debra D. Grindahl. Glen U. 116 Grindcim, Dianne C. 39 Grobc, William J. Grove. Anne B. Gunderson. Carol L. 42,223 Gustafson. Carla J. 29.76.109.150-151 Gustafson. DcboiahJ. Gustafson. Gayl L. Gustafson. Kim W. 149.153 Gustafson. Ralph W. 11,26.100.101.134,139 Gustafson. Richard C. 70 Guston, Patrice H. Guthrie, Dale A. H Haag, Stephen R. Haalar.d, Charles L. Haalar.d. Sally E. 129 Haalar.d, Susan L. flackenberg. Deborah R. Hadcnfcldt, Marvin L. 147 Hagen. Lcann L. 184 Hagen, Richard J. Haggar. Daniel T. 19.27.137.144 Haglund. G. B. 159.185 Hall, Susan E. Hallquist. Sandra L. 12.13.84.161.185 Hallquist. Wayne E. 42.69.70 Hallstcin. Ciudia J. Halter, Rebecca A. Halverson, Norma J. Halverson, Richard Hamictt, Deborah M. 50,51 Hamlctt. Nancic L. 199 Hampton, Dclund E. 37.64 Hanks. David B. 38.73.79 Hanks. Rachel J. Hanley. Susan W. 38.134.197 Hanley. Willard T Hansen, Craig C. 26.144 Hansen. David A. 223 Hansen. Lir.da R. Hanson. Cheryl L. Hanson. Daniel W. Hanson. Pamela L. Hanson. Sharon L. Hanson. Shcloa L. 17.24,25.151 Hanson. Susan L. Hanstad. Marica E. Hare, Teresa L. Harkins. Maureen Harrington, Judith A. 91,223 Harris. Ronald D. Hart. TannisD. 84,155.223 Hartficl. Ronald W.9I.116.138 Hartman. Deborah L. 140 Harvey, Norman W. 116 Hatch. Doncttc G. 46 Hautamki. Lois E. Head. Kathleen L. 24.25.76.77.120.150.151 Healey. David P. 128 Hcaly, David J. Hcaly, Dianne R 38 Hcaly, Paul E. 35.70 Hedbcrg, Jane A. 201 Hcdbcrg. John P. Ilcdlund. Gwen D. 39 Hegarly, Gary L. Hcglc. Jane E. Heglc, Mark A. 116 Hegyera. Barbara A. Hcikkila. David L. Meilmcr. Steven L. 186 Heim, Elizabeth C. Heinmets. Toomas E. Heintz, Pamela S. Held. Dean D. Helwig. Karl L. Hcmpcl, Susan K. Hcnrkkson, Janet Hcnrickson. Thomas W. 144 Henslin, Tom R. Herbst. Dctlcf F. Herrmann. Linda L. Hersch. Gcri 76 llcrzbcrgcr. I.arry M. Hess. Ruth A. Hieb. Timothy C. Hilcebrandt. Anne D. HiWcbrandl. Steven j. Hill. Debbie S. Hillegas. Cynthia J. Hfllmcr. Susan L. 185 Himes. Laurie J. Hipp. Gary T. 26.29.144 Hobbs. Anne Jo E. Hochl. David A. 14.26.110.155 ilofker. Richard A. Hofseth. David K. 17.26.46.148.149.153 Hokanson. Charlotte H. Hokanson. Karin A. 7 Holinc. John W. Hollister. John T. Holm. Mark C. Ilolmbcrg, Barbara M. Holmes. Daniel D. Holtzlidcr, Anita M. 198 Hoogasian, Anne Hooge. Marilyn K. Hopp. Robert G. Horn. David G. 32.82.83.155 Hoswcll. Charlene D. 7.91.122 Howard. Brian R. Howard. Clyd E. Howard. Mark A. 26.165 Howell. Brian D. Hubbard. Debra K. Hubbard. Perry J. 34.91.138.223 Huber. Susan K. Hudson. Lori L. Hunt. Karen t. Huston. Rosalie A. J Jackson. Charles C. Jackson. Gloria D. Jackson. Marilyn F. Jacobs. Wade J. Jacobson. Barbara A. Jankc, Connie L. Jankc, Michael K. Jefferson. Vaughn R. 196 Jcllcma, Jolcnc I'. Jenson. Terry L. Jergenson. Stephen P. 21.22.83.97,110,154. 155 Johanson. Barbara L. 104 Johnson, Karen L. 104.120 Johnsen. Linda J. Johnson. Brian D. 10.137 Johnson. Cameron B 26 Johnson, Candace R. 151 Johnson. Craig L. Johnson. Curtis L. Johnson. David W. 14.15,26.181 Johnson. Diane K. Johason, Donald W. Johnson. Douglas R. Johnson. Drenda G Johnson. Eric L. Johnson. Howard R. 7,34 Johnson. James G. Johnson. Janice M. Johnson. Jill K. 122.129 Johnson, Karen L. Johnson, Keith E. Johnson. Laura M. 83,197 Johnson, Lcann M. Johnson. Linda M. Johnson. Lynn K. 97 Johnson. Marilyn C. Johnson. Mark D. Johnson. Mark K. 91.223 Johnson. Mary K. Johnson. Nancy b. Johnson. Ned T. Johnson. Norris D. 116 Johnson. Odell E. 70.144 Johnson. Paulette I. 36 Johnson. Perry L. 26.186 Johnson, Randy L. 108 Johnson. Rebecca S. Johnson. Robert B. Johnson. Ronald G. 26,223 Johnson. Shari A. Johnson, Sharon M. 7 Johnson. Shclcon P. Johnson, Stephen A. Johnson. Susan M. Johnson, Theodore H. 26,147 Johnson. Timothy M. Johnson. VernG. Johnston, Linda G. 172 Johnston. Terri A. Juling, Daniel J. 26,74 Jones. Gaylenc C. Jordan. Michael J. Jordan, Robert P. Jordan. Stephen D. Jorgensen. Paul E. Jucckstock, John D. Justice, Mary A. K Kaiser. Belinda K. Kananen, Dennis R. Karlsgodt, Terrence R. 26.73,75 Karlsson, Teresa R. Karnes, Steven D. 113 Keiry, Cheryl R. Kennerud. Judy A. Kiel. Beverly j! 24.25.151 Kiel, Debra J. Kimball. Christy K. 25,76,77.121 King. Daniel L King, Paul D. King, Sharon L, Kingsley. Roger L. Kinney. Janet L. Kipp. Susan M. 84.134 Kjcsbu, Loretta L. Klein. Melanie J. Klenk, Jeanne M. 64 Klelzin, Linda C. Kline. Cheryl R.3I Klink. Edward W 193 Kling, Paul E. Klingclhofcr. Craig A. Kluck, Sandra K. Knauf, Keith H. Knieff. Cynthia S. Knight. Diane K. Knight. Marcia M. 119 Knighton. Jeffery G. 168 Kocltcr. Kathy L. Koetter. Kimberly A. 125.128.136 Kolmodin, Claire A. 157,158 Kolstad. Ava E. Kolstad. Kari A. Kosterny. Kathleen L. Kovach, Lynne S. Kraft. Kenneth E. 58.162 Kramer. Pam S. 29 Kramer, Shcrill A. 25.151.186 Krievans, Lila A. Kroll. Deborah S. 37.91 Kruse, Jerry A. Kusnerik. Julie E. L Laakso. Louise A. Lagessc. Rebecca A. Lai. Anthony WaiS. Lamphere. Barbara J. 36 Lampi, Kirsten J. Landberg. Nancy R Landin. Dennis C. Larson, Anita L. Larson. Barbara E. 91 Larson. Bette L. Larson. Bruce 28 Larson. Connie J. 186 Larson. Constance G. Larson. Diar.c R. 102,129.151 Larson, Douglas M. 26 Larson. James A. Larson. Jeffrey M. 19.27,34.144 Larson. Kevan L. Larson. Lavernc S. Larson. Linda E. 38.129 Larson, Martha J Larson, Racann Larson. Stephen M. 116 Larson, Trcncltc A. Larson. Vicki M. 33.36 Laskowske. Norccn E. Lastine. Bryce G. 36 Laucr. John P. 19.27.137.138.144.152 Law, Lanny L. 26 Law. Susan J. Lawrence. Edward N. Lawrence. Robert N. 26 Lawson. Roberto. 53 La'-ton. Darcy L. Lea. Diane E. Lea, Sharon D Leafblud. Daniel P. 21.22.32.83.155 Lcafblad, Timothy A. 46.103.155 Ledin, Sheila M. Lee, BevelynJ. Lee. Steven W. 149.156 Lentz. Paul b. Lentz, Stephen K. 58.83.155 Lepien, Kandis J. Leppke. Wendell b. 116.117.134.138 Leung.Jonathan H. Lewis. Diane M. Lewis. Jane A. Lexen. Janine R. Lidstrom, Paul L. 50 l.iechty, Jar.ct K. 202 Licdstrand. LoniG. 7 Licdstrund. Melody A. Liggett. Nancy K. Lind, Sharon Lindahl, Paul R. Lindberg, Stephen H. Linde, Orin D. 147,153 Linder. Lorraine H Lindgicn. Harvey D. 16,26 Lindgren. Mark S. 70 Lindh, Daniel A. Lindstedt, Karen J. 223 Lindwall. Patricia A. 91 Linschcid, Lila J. Loomis. Bill H.223 Loth. Paul J. 18,19.27.144 Lott. William A. 45.73.74.96 Lovaas, Jean E. Luce. Marilynn A. 25.76.77.87.121.150.151 Ludeman, Hope K. 91 Luedtke. James W. Lund. Twila E. Lundgren. Brent E. 26 Lundholm, Nancy J. 105 Lundquist. Jill J. M Mackcdanz. Carla R. Macnab, Margaret J. Madison, Roger D. 26 Madsen. June M. Madvig, Karen E. Magnuson. Karen Magnuson. Larry A. Manderson. Ruth H. 39 Mann, Elizabeth N. Maring. Timothy R. 69.70.78.84,128 Martens, Timothy W. 101.134 Martin. Rebecca S. Martini. Darlene A. Mason. Norma N. Masters. Deborah L Mattson. Lou A. 25 Mauk, Martin E. 134.135 McAIIastcr. Phyllis A. McBride, Mary E. McCarty. Roger B. McClonc. Terrence P. McCracken. Richard C. McDougal, Janice E. 175 McEachern, Rebecca S. 91 McKean. Virginia R. 114.174 McKenzie. Melodic A. McKnight. David F. 111.154.155.174 McLain. Phil C. 37 McLennan, Heather L. McNeill, RonaldS. 53 MeSparran. Dave K. 41 Mcacham. John C. 49.168 Mcdcalf, Gir.gcr F„ 182 Meineckc. Bradley C 123.133 Meissner. Kevin P. 26.109.116,117 Meng. Daniel Merritt. John C. 147 Merritt. William L. Messer. Barbara N. Meyer, Dave A. Meyer, Nancy A. 134.135 Miko, Janice R. Miko, Robert W. Miller. Christine F. Miller. Gregory R. Miller. Corinne Linda Miller, Michael D. Millikan. Debra K. Miner, Joyce M. Mobley. Michael D. Monson, Janet 13. 33 Monson, Joanne K. 38 Mooney. Elaine A. 65 Moore, Allic J. Moore. John M. Moore, Raymond E. Moore. Roger A. Moriarily, Susan L. Morrison. Deborah L. Moftensen, David R. Moser, Carol D. Moser, Neil W. 84 Moses. Kirstin M. 65,129 Mowry, Barbara A. Muck, Sandara S. Mueller, Leslie A. Mulder, Anne S. Mulder. Kaye E. Mullin. Albert J. 156 Mullins. Wendy L. 28.76 Munson. Kristen M Murphy, Dawn E. Musscr, Daryl V. Musscr, Doyle M. Myrbo. Cheryl L. N Ncbcrgall, Joy V. 175 Negley. Joan M. 159 Nelson. Daniel C. 31.100,101.134.135,139 Nelson. Dorothy A. Nelson, Gary L. 83 Nelson, James R. Nelson. Janice F. Nelson, Joy M. Nelson. Kathy L. Nelson, Linda L. Nelson. Linda S. Nelson, Linnea J. Nelson, Lloyd H. Nelson. Richard L. Nelson, Sharon J. Nelson. Sheila A. Nelson. Steven E. Nelson. Timothy R. Nelson. Virginia C. 39,91 Ncslund. Gerald G. 116 Nclhcrcott. Jure I. Ncufcld. Debra M. 128 Newcomer, Jill M. Ngai.YiuK. 116 Niederkorn, Jill A. Nilsson. Karen A. Nishihata, Hidcu Nollmeycr, David E Nollrneycr, Duane L. Norberg. Kevin M. 105 Nordenstrom. Lucille A. Nordin. Phyllis A. 84,166 Nordquist. Nancy A. Norton, Robert S. Nuckols. Bonnie J. Nugent. Loren L. Nyberg, J.37 Nydegger. Sharon R. 65 Nyquist. Gary R. Nyslrom. Carolyn J. Nystrom, Dale P. 128 Nystrom, JoanC. o Ode, John B. 176.177 Ofotokun, Gabriel 157,174 Ogimachi. Fred F. 84.140 Okcrlund. Larry B. Oklobzija. Blair L. Olsccn, Cynthia A. Olsen. Donald P.83.138.139 Olsen. Kenneth L. Olsen. Robert W. Olson. Carey W. 39.70 Olson. Daniel V. 51 Olson. Denise V. Olson. Jennifer M. Olson. John F. Olson, Jonathan G. Olson. Julie A. Olson. Kerry J. 84.110.155 Olson. Linda M. Olson. Saialyn S. 171 Olson. Terrence L. 42.84.91.96,105.116.117 Olson, Timothy A. Olson. Wade J. Olson. Wendy K. Olsson, Beverly M. Omanson. Deborah E. Opicn. Carolyn A. 157,195 Opsata, John T. 34 Orr, David E. 144 Osbrink, Jewel A. 175 Oslin. Craig A. 144 Ostenson. Mary K. Ostrom, Larry E. 51,155,183 P Palcn, Theodore E. Palermo, Dianne M. Palmquisl, David C. Palmquist, Marcia A. 91 Parker. Elizabeth A. Parker, Lynnda L. Parker. Tom K. Paskicwicz. Keith L. 97.159.166 Passons, Beverly Paterson. Donald R. Patterson, Merri L. Paul. Dianna J. 91 Paulson. Gary S. Paulson. JohnG. Paulson, Karen D. Paulson. Robert K. Paulson. Sharon L. Paulson, Wendy C. 29 Pauluk. Wayne R. 116 Payne, Stephen J. 26 Pearson. Carol D. Pearson. David J. 15.16,26.29 Pock, Sheila L. Pedersen. Robert C. Pengra. Vicki C. Petersen. John E. Petersen, Rebecca J. Petersen, Steven W. Peterson, Andrew F. 38.167 Peterson. Barbara L. Peterson. Bruce R. 36.144 Peterson, Cheryl J. Peterson. David C. 18.19.27.36.47.74.118. 137.144 Peterson, Denton R. 134.179 Peterson. Donald A. 26.144 Peterson. Douglas L. 19.137,144 Peterson. Grace A 45.113 Peterson. John E. Peterson, John M. 26.166 Peterson. Judith K. Peterson. Kent M. Peterson. Lance J Peterson, Lori A. 25,28 Peterson. Marcia J. 203 Peterson, Roger A. Peterson. Thomas A. Peterson. Wendy J. Peterson. William G. 26.123 Pinkert. Talora L. Pittman. Mark A. Polluek. I .eland C. Port, Susan J. Porter. Robert Porterfield, Miehuel T. 26 Powell. Harold R. Price. Robert I.. Price. Timothy I.. 167 Priestley. John I.. 10.29.45.47.69.70.101 Pritchard. George W. 198 Pusl. Phyllis A. Putnam. Gail M. Q Quanrod. Paul E. 26 Quaring. Galen R Quinion, Duane F. R Rahine. Richard P Raines, Deborah G. Ramsland, Philip A Ranzingcr, Jean E. Raper, Craig N. Raygor. Howard W. Rcasoncr. Paul H. 39.69.70.113.148.149 Reed. Beverly J. Reed, Donald I). Reed. Holl) A. 56.91.110 Reeves. Carolyn J. 38 Reeves. Glenn T. Reimer. Lynn C. Reimers. Karen J. Reimers. Nancy A. 65 Rcngel. Elizabeth K. Repp, Nancy J. Repp. Patrick J. 74.75 Riley. Bruce L. Rinden, Daniel V Ringold, Bonnie J. Robertson. Mark A. 43.69.70.96.116 Robertson. Patricia K. 193 Robertz. Karen J. Robinson. Bonita L. Roeholl. Larry A. 14.26 Rocholl. Linda A. Rodberg. Linda J. 183 Rodinc. A. F. 167 Rogers. Diana L. Rogness. Cathy J. 59 Rollins, Roy A. Roos, Kathryn A. 118 Rosas. Gregory R. Ross. Grace Rossi. Jack D. Roufs. ElizabethG. Roufs. Rebecca J. Rowe, David M. Rowton. Robert G. Rubfccrl, Deborah I.. Rude, Deborah A. Runion. Ruth F. Ruppelt, Janice A. 190 Russell, (iary S. 188 Russell. Marnic R 188 Ruthardt. Christine A. Rutzen. DouglasC. Ryden. Ramona J 91 Rydholm. Joyce L. 52 Ryschon. John R. s Sage. David L. 180 Salzbrenner, Richard W. Salzman. Beryl R Salzman, Laura L. Samuclson. Craig R. Samuclson. Vicki R. Sandell. Mark A. Sandstrom. Barbara L. Saracoff. Gregory R. Sasser. John S. Sather. Steven L. Savage. Judith L. Schafer. Mark R. Schafer. Peggy S. 25.83 Schafer, Tom K . 144 Schavc. Mary A. Schcrz, Sandra M. Schcvenius, Jean E. Schimheno. Terry I.. 24.25.76.77.150.151 Schimpp, Joyce M. 129.136 Schmid. Linda J. 24.25.76.77,120.151.190 Schmidt. Lianc Schmidtkc, Karlccn A. Schmicss. Steven W. Schoff. Don A. Schultz. Pamela K. Schwartz. Joyce L. 49 Scicszinski. Bernard P. 7 Scroggins. Steve L. 68.70.78 Scruggs. Terry H. 91.94 Seidl. James R. Selassie. Tckle G. 37.94 Sclvog, Hans H. 29 Seumc. Riehard S. Sexton. Steven E. Shafer. Karl E. 91.217 Shafland, Karen J. Shand. David VI. 144 Shaw, David H. 26 Sheetz. Terry A. 117 Shelley, Marshall B. 26.99.102.103.140.142. 223 Shcvcland, Earl S. 96 Shibrowski, Colccn K. Shimmin. Carol J. 194 Shold. Marvin A. 84.122 Siebelisl, Eunice G. 25,76.121.151 Simmons. Gregory S. 191 Simpson. Michael G. Sjoblom. Gayle L. Skon. Erik W. Skon. Linda D 115.191 Skoog. Bonnie M. Skov, Richard H. Skurdahl. David G. 158.191 Smith. Ann E. Smith. Cynthia A. 197 Smith. Holly J. 91 Smith. Rick A. Snicalc, Jeffrey A. 21 Sodcrholm, Karen A. 84,172 Sonnenberg, Kenneth (j. Spain. Galen M. Speck. Gregory O 84.111.155 Spence. Kathy L. 25 Spcria o. Janet D. 36.84 Spon, James C. 83.84.110.154.155 Sriswad, Vacharcc 38.167 Stafford. Thomas S. Stair, Michael L. 84.91 Stake. Thomas A. 26 Starr, Jack S. 155 Starr. Miriam R. Starr. Rebecca L. Starrctl. Michelle R. Steen. Theodore B. 70 Stcllcr. Jane M. Stennes. Mary B. Stevens. Michael D IX. 19.27.69.70 Stewart. Thomas G. Stiles. Carla G. Stockfisch. James E. 26.137 Stocking. Barbara J. 172 Stodola. Jo A. Stoesz. Wendell J. 223 Stone. M. G. Stoneberg. Paul E. 194 Strandberg. Joyce E. Strandquist. Jane L. Strong, Thomas M. Stritesky. Lee A. Stumbo. Margaret Sukut. Mark E. Sukul, Nora J. Sundberg. Darrell W. Sundberg. Gerard B. 198 Swjlboski, Marlys R. Swanberg, Daniel L. 7.46.94 Swjnson. Barbara J. 190 Swanson. Ernest D. Swanson. Janette L. Swanson. Jolaync M. 198 Swanson. Kristie J. Swanson. Norman A. 14,136 Swanson. Patricia H. 24.25.76.97.124.151 Swanson. Paul L. 116.195 Swanson. Philip H. 26.52.134,138 Swanson. Sharon F. 105 Swanson. Sharon M. 39 Swanson. Susan C. Swedberg. Carol E. Swedberg. Krista D. 36 Swenson. Daniel A. Sw-enson. Mark W. Swenson. Steven L. 181 T Taber. Christine A. Taber, Diana R. Tanquist. Eric R. 136 Tanquist, Linda R. 123 Tervunen, David A. Testa. Suzann R. Thimsen. Jean S. Thocn. Debbie J. Thoman. Richard C. Thompson. Daniel J. Thompson, Jean P. Thompson. I arry I 7 Thompson. Paul B. 48 Thorpe. Arnell L. Thorson. Mark A. 26.155 Tillman. David M. Tillman. John D. 34 Tillman. Vicki A. Tippett. Kathy J. Titus. Peggy V. Tjcrnlund. Donald J. Tjcrnlur.d. Douglas J. Tjcrnlur.d. Marie A. 129,156,166.197 Toavs, Douglas V 28 Toy. Deborah K. Traudt. Dec J. Traudt. Nancy L. 39 Truutmann. Susan J. 34 Treleaven. Larry L. Triggs, Marilyn J. Troxcl. Ronald L. 95.97.194 Trude. Timothy E. 46.105 204 Trygg. Daniel C. Turner. Harley I9.27.IOO.116.117.134.144. 152 Turner. Mitchell 116.117 Turnwall, Brian R. Tyberg. Betty L. u Ullmunn. Kenneth L. 170 Unger. David H. Urspringcr, Janet I. 192 V Vail. Harlan M. Van Antwerp. Kathleen (i. 84 Van Bcnschotcn, David B. 26,91.144 Van Ciorkum. John I) 35. I32. 133.147.223 VanCorkom. Paul D. 35 Van Hooser. Jeff K. 144 Van Hooser. Kathleen R. 14 Van Loon. Daniel R. 116 Van Loon. Debra A. 157.158 Van Vondcrcn. Jeffrey J. 100 Van Wambeke. Shirley J. 27.76.119.155 Vanirics. I.adonna J. 86,196 Ver Stralen, Rebecca L. Verunac. Susan C. 49.192 Veth. Barbara A. 223 Vogel. Alan R. 21. 22 Vogel, Gary L. Vogel. Marcia D. Vondelinde. Mark J. Vork. Robert G. 173 Voth. Debra J. Voth. Steven M. 21-23.27 w Waalwyk, Stephanie G. 173 Wahl. Sandra M. Wah’.en, Pamela J. Wahlin, Dwight G. 116,117 Wahlin. Gloria F. 196 Walbcrt. Sarah A. Waldenstrom. Carl S Walcn. Karen L. Walker. Allen D. Walker. Debra A. 136 Walker. Margaret L. 136 Wall. Rachel A Waller. Rebecca T. 198 Walton. Cynthia B. Warcham, Stephen C. Warkcnticn. Joyce S. Warner. Debra J. Watkins. Linda K. Watkins. Penny I. 197 Watson. Dennis S. Watson. Dianne Watson. Sharon R. 76.128 Weir. Carolyn J. 37 Wcitzcl. Tom F. 43 Weldon. Gary D. Welker. Rosalie A. 192 Wells. Beryl J. Wells. Kristine F. Wcsscl. Deborah J. 123 Wcsslund, l-ilcen R. Wessman. Barbara I.. West. Judith A. 46 Wcsllund, Gary T. Westman. Barbara K. Wclzcll. David H. 96.136 Wetzcll. Karen I-. Wheeler. Patricia J. Whittaker. Judy M. Whittaker, Steven R. 18.19.27.144.152 Widen. Jean F Wierson. Daniel D Wik. LoriJ. 151.223 Wilbcc. Tresa 97 Wilkins. Charles W. Wilkins. Marsha L. 115.123.199 Williams. Barbara A. Williams. Karen L 172 Williams. Mary B. 65.196 Williams. Sally M. Wilson. Gregory D. Wilson. Janet I:. 30 Windham. Christine !•.. Wingc. Charles T. Wir’.h. Rosanne 11.84.155 Withcrington. Dale A. 26.97.137.142 Witzgall. Frederick L. 72.79.137 Wobig. Cindy M. Woerner. Susan L. Wold. Daniel P Wold. Joyce M. Wolff. Joyce K. 183 Wong. Faith Y. Wong. Wan Chi M. 41 Wood. Mark R. 26.28.155 Woodard. Clay F. Wray. Bruce R. Wright. GaryS. 46.47.134 Y Yardch. Nancy S. York. Sandra Youngblood. Carolyn J. Youngquist, Joan K. 154 Youngquist. Thomas J. z Zadciaka. Marlene h. Zadcraka, Marvin II. Zopfi, Rebecca A. Zoscl. Paul W. Zupfer. Beverly R. 223 ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH 19333 Lahser Road Detroit, Michigan 48219 313 533-7253 Organized 1916 Affiliated with the Baptist General Conference Christian Greetings First Baptist Church Sierra Draper Streets Kingsburg, California Pastor Gordon Platt NORTHSHORE BAPTIST CHURCH John A. Valine, Pastor 10301 - N.E. 145th Street Bothell, Washington 98011 CONGRATULATIONS FROM BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Gardner, Massachusetts ROSEVILLE COVENANT CHURCH Rev. Edwin F. Lindquist BALDWIN HILLS BAPTIST LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Hamline Avenue North at County Road C SUNDAYS Church School Worship 9:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. “A Gospel Church With the Heart of Christ” Congratulations Graduates 206 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 from COLLEGE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 4747 College Avenue San Diego, California 92115 Rev. Robert E. Luther. Pastor Welcome to ROSEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Proclaiming the Good News Just 5 Miles From Campus 211 W. County Rd. B-2 Roseville - Phone 484-9604 Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 10:50 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 A.M. Community Church Affiliated with the Baptist General Conference Visit us if you're visiting California Fellowship with us if you settle in Orange County Irvine is the largest planned city in the United States Today 13,000 people live here. By 1990 there will be 450,000 people in Irvine. If you can’t be one of us, please pray for us. Irvine Hills Community Church Rev. Richard D. Samuelson, Pastor Suite 107 2082 Michelson Dr. Irvine, California 92664 (714)833-3836 207 SAWYER HIGHLANDS BAPTIST CHURCH Red Arrow Highway Sawyer Michigan 49125 CONGRATULATIONS 1973 GRADUATES Roy A. Williamson Pastor Temple Baptist Church Rockford, Illinois Berean Baptist Church DROVERS STATE BANK “Your Full Service Friendly Bank” S. Concord St. I 494 South St. Paul, Minn. Phone 451-6822 FDIC 309 East County Road 42 (Just Fast of I 3SW) Burnsville, Minnesota 5533? (612)432-7168 208 COMPLIMENTS BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE OF NEW ENGLAND FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 1280 Arcade Street Norbert E. Johnson. Sr. Pastor Paul H. Erickson, Assoc. Pastor Frances M. Anderson. D.C.E. Sunday Services: 8:30 11:00 Our Young People Attending BETHEL COLLEGE: John M each am, Sharon Nelson. Steven Nelson FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin MINNEHAHA BAPTIST CHURCH 4155 41st Avenue South Minneapolis. Minnesota 55406 Telephone: 724-6000 Pastor: Clifford Holm Minister of C.E.: Daniel Weir “Building God's Kingdom With You In Mind 2220 EDGERTON STREET AT HWY. 36 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA “GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD...’’ MEADOWS BAPTIST CHURCH ROLLING MEADOWS, ILLINOIS 209 BAPTIST GENERAL 1233 CENTRAL STREET CONFERENCE EVANSTON ILLINOIS 60201 PHONE: 312-328-8500 210 PASTORS: edina baptist ROBERT S. RICKER WM. L. HENDRICKS JAROL F. DUERKSEN MUSIC DIRECTORS: JULIUS WHITINGER MAC SODERQUIST CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES EDINA BAPTIST CHURCH INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP, FELLOWSHIP, AND SERVE WITH THEM SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 10:50 a.m. Worship 7:00 p.m. FELLOWSHIP HOUR WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT DINNER 6:00 p.m. VARIOUS MINISTRIES 7: 15 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 3355 Constellation Road LOMPOC, CALIFORNIA 93436 805 733-3545 PASTORS: WALLIS A. TURNER JAMES M. DAHL Congratulations to all of you on the new Bethel. We praise the Lord with you. Our students at Bethel: Rita Blair Terry Karlsgodt Craig Hansen Marcia Peterson LaDonna Vantries FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ALEXANDIA, MINNESOTA north star state bank 1820 North Lexington Avenue (3 Blocks North of Larpenteur Avenue) Drive-In Daily from 7:30 A M. TiU 6:00 P.M. (Except Saturday) 9:00 A M .4:00 P.M. Friday till 7:30 Free Checking 489-8811 211 INDIVIDUAL PATRONS A.F. Tessing Chicago, Illinois J. Malcolm Landen Sawyer, Michigan John E. Nielsen St. Paul Minnesota C.I. Anderson Allendale, New Jersey Arnold P. Hultgrccn River Forest, Illinois W.F. Widen St. Paul, Minnesota Robert O. Ashbach St. Paul, Minnesota Violet Bergquisi Chicago, Illinois Richard Osborne Cleveland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thoren South Yarmouth. Massachusetts Mr. Donald E. Benson Edina, Minnesota Oscar Berglund Spring Valley, California Emery C. Holzworth Lincoln, Nebraska Rev. Emery C. Holzworth Lincoln, Nebraska . . . a word of thanks, Bethel students. . . We’re glad for the opportunity God has given us to minister to area students. But it is not a “one-way” street. You have enriched our services, our music, our church, our lives. God be with you as you take your next step. Welcome to Bethany. . .always. Bethany Baptist Church 2025 W. Skillman at Cleveland St. Paul (Roseville) Minnesota Albert M. Windham, Pastor Donald R. McCann, Assoc. Pastor BETHEL COFFEE SHOP 212 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BOX 322 PHONE: (612)857-2495 GROVE CITY, MINNESOTA 56243 JOHNATHAN L. LARSON, PASTOR MEMBER OF THE BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE CROSS OF GLORY BAPTIST CHURCH COUNTY RD. 3 AND SHADY OAK RD. HOPKINS, MINNESOTA PASTOR LEONARD KARLBERG ASSOCIATE PASTOR MARK WATKINS COLUMBIA BAPTIST CONFERENCE 14032 AURORA AVE. NO. SEATTLE, WA 98133 206-365-9890 BE COMPLIMENTS OF HEL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Fourth and Maple GREEN BAY. WISC. 54304 Albert R. Siebert, Pastor BORGSTROM PHARMACY YOUR PHARMACY AWAY FROM HOME 1585 HAMLINE AVE. NORTH 646-2034 646-8036 Compliments of MID-ATLANTIC BAPTIST CONFERENCE MALONE GRAPHICS 213 FALCON HEIGHTS PHARMACY Pizza IftrT 1650 SNELLING DRIVE 1707 N. SNELLING AVE. (LARPENTUER AT SNELLING) 646-4555 FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY TO ARDEN HILLS CAMPUS ELWOOD CARLSON OPTICIAN Glasses Contact Lenses 272 LOWRY MEDICAL ARTS ST. PAUL, MN. 55102 HARVEST PUBLICATIONS ♦Pass-along take-homes ♦THE STANDARD and Tips ♦FAMILY TIEdevotionals ♦Bulletin Service ♦Audio-visual ministries ♦Communication media YOUR SOURCE FOR QUALITY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MATERIALS •Harvest curriculum •Evangelical Sunday school and VBS materials •Camp curriculum Mail order supply service to the churches of the Baptist General Conference. 1233 Central St., Evanston, Illinois 60201 Phone: (312)328-8500 214 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BE NICE TO THEM. THEY’RE BUILDING OUR NEW CAMPUS! LAKE HARRIET BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR: Wendell K. Grout ASSOC. PASTOR: Mr. Gary Bassham MINISTER OF MUSIC: William B. Berntsen “A message from the Word-A mission to the World 4954 Upton Avc. So. Minneapolis. Minnesota 55410 Phone: 920-4767 SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 A M. Morning Worship: 10:45 A.M. Evening Service: 7:00 P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1000 EAST SIXTH STREET WILLMAR, MINNESOTA, 56201 SERVICES: Sunday 8:00 A.M. Radio over KWLM 9:45 A.M. Sunday School. 11:00 A.M Morning Worship 7:30 P.M. Evening Gospel Hour Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Family Nice Services PASTOR WILLIAM TILTORN ASSIST. PASTOR JIM CLARK GREETINGS IN JESUS NAME EMMETT V. JOHNSON-EXECUTIVE MINISTER ROBERT W. KOBIELUSH -ASSOCIATE MINISTER OF YOUTH CAMPING RICHARD TURNWALL-ASSOCIATE MINISTER FOR CHURCH GROWTH SPECIAL MINISTRIES OLIVER C. KRANHOLM -BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR 216 Congratulations Graduates from your friends at the Whittier Area Baptist Fellowship 10005 S. Cole Rd.. Whittier. California 90603 J. Daniel Baumann. Pastor ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH 5th Polk - Anoka 646-71 35 Ctfetonrt oui %otn u ny, nc. 2001 West Larpenteur A� «nuo Saint Paul, Minnesota 55113 Dclmar Dahl, pastor Students: Jaacll Beckman esr. i9oo STORE ANO GREENHOUSES 175,000 Sqvot F« l of Glou Richard Bromley. Frank Evans Eagle Rock Baptist Church 1499 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles, California 90041 INDIAN LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH Our Centennial Year 1873-1973 A Century with Christ - Eternity Ahead. Hebrews 11:39-40 Carl L. Holmbcrg. Pastor FALCON BARBERS KitchenAid • MOTOROLA FALCON BARBERSHOP JIM—MONTE—GARY Fast efficient service at the JOHN W. IVANCE COMPANY 1618 Pioneer Bldg. 224-7358 INSURANCE • INVESTMENTS JOHN W. IVANCE. Sr. JOHN W. IVANCE. Jr. JOHN G. CHISHOLM RUSSELL AKRE Life-Auto-Home Business-Mutual Funds ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101 217 NO CO BETHEL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The 8500 members of the Bethel Alumni Association congratulate the 1973 class and invite you to join us as an active and participating member of Bethel’s expanding alumni program. 219 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CAMBRIDGE, MINNESOTA LELAND SUDERMAN, PASTOR DAVID WICKLUND, ASST. PASTOR laiiiiiiiiinii PIZZA PAPA’ EAT IN CARRY OUT DELIVERY Also serving Luncheons and Dinners Free Fast Delivery to Bethel College 1748 N. LEXINGTON 488-5585 OPEN MON-THUR 7AM-2AM FRI-SAT 7AM-2:30AM SUN IIAM-IAM GO z o H 04 First Baptist Church. Red Wing. Minnesota Spring Vale Baptist Church, Stanchficld. Mn. First Baptist Church. Roseau, Minnesota First Baptist Church. Atwater, Minnesota Fosston Baptist Church, Fosston. Minnesota Calvary Baptist Church. Boston, Massachusetts Galilee Baptist Church, Denser, Colorado First Baptist Church of New Sweden. Maine Kcnmorc Baptist Church, Bothell. Washington Trinity Community Church. Minneapolis. Mn. First Baptist Church of Lakewood, Long Beach, Ca. Bethel Baptist Church. Fort Frances, Ontario Evanston Avenue Baptist. Muskegon. Michigan First Baptist Church, Winnebago, Minnesota First Baptist Churches of Clearwater, Kooskiu and Stites. Idaho Brunswick Baptist Church. Mora, Minnesota First Baptist Church, Litchfield. Minnesota Forest Lake Baptist Church. Forest Lake. Mn. Killam Baptist Church, Killam, Alberta Calvary Baptist Church. Montevideo. Minnesota Bethel Baptist Church. Hayes Center. Nebraska First Baptist Church of Cook. Minnesota Lansdownc Baptist Church. Edmonton, Alberta Bethany Baptist Church, Mason, Wisconsin Syndicate Avenue Baptist Church. Thunder Bay. Wi. First Baptist Church, Westminster, Massachusetts First Baptist Church, Crown Point. Indiana Isle Baptist Church, Isle. Minnesota JD D D 3 w 0 sz - d a) «- t 3 2 00 D S % . 3 t w 0 • = 2 so 3 z O IJ2 75 c - § 3 ■— D x: i- O tri 3 +- 0 c 3 CQ D - 0 0 printing and creative graphics - -Vjl Sr-Mt 6C __ _ - e lus maLone 1545 QP phiCS w.LaRpeirceuR inc. St.paul 646-1762 Bermel Smaby ocAirncc •' 271 Silver Lake Road 636-1670 “Buy all the land you can cause they ain’t makirf no more.” Will Rogers Compliments of; Dale Lindberg Eldcn J. Elscth Bob MacCornack 220 ■ IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1016GRAND AVENUE WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 60085 REV. J. MARSHALL PETERSON REV. WILLIAM J. WRIGHT OPEN LATE! 12:10 n.m. Sun tfctu Thun All NIGHT FBI L SAT UNCLE JOHN’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Klll •• M,,w.0, )1 Pastor Charles London FORD PARKWAY BAPTIST CHURCH 1901 Lord Parkway Phone 698-6387 St. Paul. Minnesota 55116 BETHEL BAPTIST IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Rev. Roger T. Goodson, Pastor 2307 17th Avenue 1633 Wilson Ave. Greeley, Colo. 80631 Chicago Heights, III. 60411 THE GREAT PLAINS BAPTIST CONFERENCE PAUL LUNDGREN. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 3341 S 113th St., Omaha. Nebraska 68144 Twenty-Five Churches and two Mission Po-.nts ministering to the spiritual needs of the Stale of Nebraska since 1971. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Of Sim i Valley 2000 Royal Ave SI MI VALLEY. CALIF. Bruce llcrrstrom Ron Elliott Pastor Minister of Youth 221 Dear President Lundquist: I am just writing to express my joy and appreciation for the role played by Bethel College students at the premiere showing of “Time To Run.” As 1 write this letter, the film has one more day to run. We have shown to about 14,000 people and over 1,100 have responded to the invitation to receive Christ or to renew their committment to Him. Our counseling staff has had a very large and very rich task. Among the key people on our staff of counselors we have had a good number from Bethel. As a matter of fact, wc could not have had the quality ministry that we did have if it were not for Bethel students. We are deeply appreciative. The idea of preparing a task force to penetrate society for Christ is an ever increasing reality! So I say “Thank You” to you and your colleagues there at Bethel. We extend our appreciation as well to the students who did much to share with so many. Sincerely yours in Christ’s love. Daniel H. Lambrides “Time to Run” Counseling Director DHL:FJM DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE, DAN PETERSON PRAISE 222 CORNERSTON CHRISTIAN SERVICE PARTNERSHIP WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO RECOGNIZE THOSE STUDENTS SERVING THE LORD THROUGH OUR SUMMER MISSIONARY PROJECT. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS: TANNIS HART SUE COMBS BARB VETH WENDELL STOESZ MARK JOHNSON LYNDA GOULD JENNY EDDY SHERRI DOW ARLA BERRY RON JOHNSON JUDY HARRINGTON RON BLOMBERG CAROL GUNDERSON DAVE HANSEN BEV ZUPFER KAREN LINDSTEDT PATTI CARLSON PETE ENCHELMEYER STEVE FERRARIO JOHN VAN GORKOM MARSHAL SHELLEY PERRY HUBBARD LORI JO WIK BILL LOOMIS FLORIDA CONFERENCE ALBERTA CONFERENCE INNER CITY: DEAN STREET, NEW YORK INNER CITY: CENTRAL AVENUE, CHICAGO NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN MISSION SPEARHEAD IN MEXICO HONDURAS MINNESOTA CONFERENCE GERMANY ALASKA VENTURES FOR VICTORY KENYA SANDPOINT, ALASKA 223 “I SHALL RETURN!?!?!” ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY PHOTOGRAPH SPRING 1959 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO— LYNETTE DREESEN, EDITOR BARB ELSETH, ASSISTANT EDITOR WAYNE PAULUK, ASSISTANT EDITOR JAN MIKO, BUSINESS MANAGER DALE NYSTROM, PHOTO MANAGER DUANE BENNETT. PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT DOUG JOHNSON. PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT PAUL ERICKSON, PHOTO LAB RICK NELSON. PHOTO LAB KEITH PASKIEWICZ. PHOTOGRAPHER GREG ROSAS. PHOTOGRAPHER STEVE BUTLER. PHOTOGRAPHER SHARON WATSON, PHOTOGRAPHER BYRON CARLSON. PHOTOGRAPHER JAMES TREECE. “BRAND PHOTOS MARY JOHNSON, TYPING AND PRODUCTION KAREN HOKANSON. PLANNING AND PRODUCTION DIANE LEWIS. MAILING DEBBIE GUSTAFSON, MAILING RON BLOMBERG. BOOKKEEPING CHERYL ANDERSON. COPY MRS. MICHELSON. ADVICE DALE JOHNSON, ADVICE SENATE, PATIENCE AND FINANCIAL AID CLARION STAFF (Marshall. Fred. Debbie, and Jcanninc). MORAL SUPPORT AND TO ALL THE REST OF YOU WHO MADE THE YEAR AN INTERESTING AND ENJOYABLE ONE TO RECORD!