Golden Valley Lutheran College - Reflector Yearbook (Golden Valley, MN)

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980 there shall be one flock, one shepherd? -JOHN 10:16 '2 . . . ' 9,,' 9 9:35 , V ' a . ' ' , I 9 ' , 9? ?k 31, ,1 9 9; I , 9 93.3. w V13 'X:9 n .9 . . . .9 ,. MW 47,4799 , .9 - I ' 4', 1'; ,1: ', 9 9 , 9 9 , 9 5 I 1 4 x ' ?wawW ' l ' 'I' 4414 7. K h '4 N. '. 73' 5b., a , 3 . f ' Q 'k't9y 71 . 9 I lf . I k 1 fl I I i T. I ;0 4', W; a Oiganizafions 21

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DORIS ARNOLD Appleton, Minnesota But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the ex- ceeding greatness of the power may be of God, and not from ourselves. -Il Corinthians 4:7. CAROL JENSEN St. Paul, Minnesota And he died for all, that those who live might live no longer for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised. -ll Corinth- p ians 5:15. mission Qiaauafes RUTH MICKELSEN KlYOKO SUDA Lostwood, North Dakota Cianorte, Est. cle Parana', Brazil llYou did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should' go and 'bear fruit and that your fruit should abide; so that whatever you ask the Father in my name, he may give it to you.ll -John 15:16. The spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life. -Job 33:4. EVELYN WU Flushing, New York My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness. I will all the more gladly boast of my weak- nesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. -ll Corinthians 12:9-10. DOROTHY RICK lNot picturedl Minneapolis, Minnesota Through him we have ob- tained access to this grace in which we stand, and we re- ioice in our hope of sharing the glory of God. -Romans 5:2. Kiyoko Suda, Cianorte, Est. de Parana', Brazil; Pastor Gunnar Odelborn, Jonsberg, Sweden; Nellida Poerba, Diakarta, Java, Indonesia.

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mission Gonoocafion Committee The members who are elected by the student ibody meet, twice a week to discuss plans for the mission epel hour which is held every ' V ' 't A rpiects such as urging stu- V missionaries who are now . . K , v or; the mtssm I61 ', selecting a foreign schol- Standing: Nunycy sennurborg, LY Ellie AstIupI Amna 'Ikamhlp student t0 come; a study Gad 5 Word, tang. Gordan Syverson, Ruth Mickeisen; Seated: Dr. A j and recetviag and dis ; . ling ,0 miSSIon Offer' John Gronli. V I I Eng each quarter.- , . ' . eltmlmn geIwIce commitee The members are the student leaders of their . respective fields of Christian serwce. They meet weekly to report and discuss the activities, pro- I grass, and preblems In each area of servicep DecIsions and suggestmns are made as to Ways . of overcemmg problems and of improving the j ' effectiven'es of those who have Chnstmn servIce v , 4, ' assignments. . 'I rte: Anderson, Ardis Rasmussen, A ?llean, Mr. Philip Hanson. David Hernes, Loren Olsen, Art Edit tori 3ohmeh, Business Miss SadIe Pan's dviset. Standiri9- ArdIs 5 I sen, Asmtant B'Im 3 Manager; C x . Asseciute 5dItor, Begbem Shana i . , VMonicc Risers, EdiI6, ,. I . I A A and ta Ual staff is a group of second- Mstudents elected by their class jkhe fall. Work on the year book , gun early in the fall. There were f many decisions to be made and much planning to be done throughout the school year. It is our sincere wish that this 1956 Reflector will serve as a book of memories and reminiscences. With this thought we put forth our efforts to present. a publication which will preserve the remembrances of our days at LBI.