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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1973 volume:

REFLECTOR Introduction Classes Administration Published annually tandem ZfjQi',ffjgf'aff Lqrheran oouege, 31222222315 Organizations Athletics X- , , My Aw .W Immanuel ,X 2 Always look ahead to Where you are going-- but never forget Where you have been. Yearbooks are designed to help us look back to Where We have been. Looking through these pages in the Spring of 1973 will recall for us the fresh memories of the past year--close friends, campus activities, mental challenges, happy events, discouraging experiences, and growing relationships with Christ who gives special significance to all these encounters. When We page through this yearbook in the Summer of 1974 or the Fall of 1986 or the Winter of 2001, We will view these memories from a different perspective, one of increased maturity. But the influence of this year and these events will still be evident in our lives. As our little cartoon man leads you through this Reflector , may it remind you of Where you have been. 3 42' W5 ' I E L W--. fi ff, ww ,. , , M M 3 '. , 16' ,F ., 'M 372 CLASSES YN I was A CLK ld 1 Spoke, lkcq Qxmd, -X-Xwuvx+ lk a. Q, ,H Qeoned I Ch ld Www bcacmw A mom ve. 1.11 Ch XA, ein xxfayf, MJ JA.. A ffwnf. ' 6 f 2 N It .1 O 'x rf 3 xke, A 1 3 J if cz , 'I ja 3 A A ru j N 'bg X 7 1- S ophofn ores A year of . . . . . . reviving old friendships . expecting . feeling sophisticated . practicing independence . finding answers . . . . . facing the future With these years behind them, the sophomores face more decisions in life. Golden Valley has given them a place to grow. Marilynn Anderson Mary Ann Baird Dan Bell Lynn Bellows Gordy Benfield Phil Bengtson J , 'fi -- .,.....,.,,, N , rwgw g , rss. A . ossss K .4 ggggg zgk g - 52 .',': Z fl , i 1 - A , if - i , X 2. Zsgfwia . . 'ff X f- . . 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Vicky Huebner Linette Huus Claudia Jacobson Brian johnson David Jacobson Dan johnson Z? gg, ' 7 ff 11 fr fx fs , ,Qs H Q 5 . sq W The library isn't always what it's stacked up to be so Maureen McCann finds solitude elsewhere. Elaine johnson -. jeff johnson Sm 1011119011 5 err. Q f A I0 Val jordahl jim King Audrey Knutson Linda Koenen Tim Krause 'E Joyce Krumrey Denny Lampright Elaine Larson LRue Larson Nathan Larson Sarah Lee Susan Lovas Tom Lundberg john Lundeen Tom Lundeen Terry I.undqu1st Dan Lutz Brad Maitland Ross McAfee Bill Melaas Cindy Moritz Doug Neitzke Paul Meichsner Sharon Mikkelson jon Morse Jean Nelson Gordy Benfield and Bruce McGregor catching up on homework. Scott Nelson Steve Nelson WW their ,ff ,jf5,15'X : Z T it W SI gg? XR gg? My ll of I2 gwmwrwwffmw Qgffmwwwf V 4 'l N ,V ,, h ,Q .,nV , .,:E 1 1-vw. lwfss1r'2Gf:gz, . , ,Q,, lfl , A51 ,E gk I dx F ie at SR sf 1 Q grad, .ik lf SQ ll YL., 1- l ACA ggi? fi? Joanne Olson S Ruth Olson , if it at Q t Er if joan Overlie 4 wit ' Martin Overson Pam Quinn Bill Schardin Mike Sexton Lynnette Sjoquist Darlene Peterson Tom Rattei Susan Schmidt Barrett Sharp Lynnea Sjoquist ttrtt rrrr it, We 'sf--3' iss 'W x V,-Yr? K .srynl in-Q V its 1. ' , li: ' . neil- fit 13 Dale Skeesick Mary Sonstegard Sandra Solberg Paul S01-bo W X N N S 3 x. sttf,,WsgQ Q NNW X K 5 A f ,S 'X 1? f Si is Rx A f ii , C 'y - Q W' 3 if w . . L 3 0 5 MW Q wiv2?f f':mger Mmmm W.. New Asp-r ,V 1 A- it 4' -1 Viv Sorenson proves that Beta-Bottom builds better bods. Rick Sorem Vivian Sorensen Gladys Sternke Tom Stuewe f , ii mane Thompson i'AA I b H Vicky Thorland - ' iii K Cheryl Tofte L ' Greta Torresdal - fx X' a L x 3 3 X fr , N JI- Aa. 1 4 i a in Y effssm.. ffl '11i'-gg1sififsi.fa2W s1.:sN5'ii.g:ifi5i-fmfri?-f X X X G gg, In , Q is L wW,.,:,N lr-5,fiW..-Y, H h W M- ' 'X . Q M, AFS Xxx X3 'f is 'KR .. .. .11 Don Van Der Horst Dave Walker Dean Wangness Brad Van de Voort Sharon Walker Diane Wennerberg Gamma guys have great gastrocnemiuses. Ion Morse and Rick Sorem are only a couple of examples. mm- 8 ,bmw 4 rf we ra, Naomi Wilhelm Dave Wineberg Kevin Wille Jim Wolff Barb Williams Phil Youngdale Lindy Wilstermann Janet Zeidler .f S ophom ores . Adam Lien . Becker Maattala Bloomfluist Manancero . Clausen Mather Cook McCann Dittmer McGregor . Eidem Osmundsen Feltman Schwecke . Goodrick Sengsbusch Iverson Simonson . Johnson Stephenson - Johnson Svenkerud Krause Teigen Krebs Tramm . Kroeger Tufte - Lainsen Welling . Lane :Eu me 11. f X Suye, ways if +o bca-P +50 X Y'acke.+ arf' f V2.9 is-Fra 'ILJ 0 Fl... X f f f 7 4 X W Q 3 Camera Shy Freshmen Aadland W, Gamble Aase P. Gerholdt Alsleben W. Greenwood Anderson P. Gundale Anderson P, Hall Appel B. I-lallet Bartel D. Hart Banke R. I-Iasse Bean A. Hatcher Beck R. I-Iatlevig Benshoof G. Hess Bents D. Holmquist Bisbee D. I-ludon Buck M. Huettl Buffie M Jensen Burtness I. Iohnsrud Campbell V. Joy Carlson D. Kleist Cellette D. Kne Charleston K, Kobs Cla11SO1'1 L, Laugtug Close L, Lee Cooper C. Leland Darling L. Littemi Deichmann A, Loftggard DO112lg9-11 R. Malmborg Eiden K, Mansk Enestvedt B. McLeod Erickson M. McLeod Estrem S, Midtaune Estrem G Miller Findell S, Miller Fleury E. Monson Freeman J, Morrow Friedrich D Morten T. Mueller J. Musgjerd M. Newton R. Nodland D. Norlien D. Olson P. Olson A. Pepple D. Peterson G. Peterson R. Possehl M. Ruedy R. Salmon G. Salter K, Schunk M. Seline R. Sethre M. Shaw E. Sibley J. Silliman L. Sorensen R. Sparrow P. Stavaas D. Stansfield G. Starin M. Stavig M. Stolt S. Stubbs G. Tchouban D. Temp S. Tricker D. Tweeten C. Warner J. White I. Ziegler -- ,- - . 3 K or .,: 'Y . 1 ks 4 -k.k 9 5 is XJ- xi. v i 2 Q ' 1 Sizfsiifkii Lx i Q R sa . in Q X 4 we . , 4. if-f: 2 ea'- 2 . 1,, .ff.ig. Ni o Russ Adamson Bruce Anderson Patty Appling Russ Aldrich Wanda Ankeny LaVerne Archer Kathi Amundson Mark Annexstad Phillip Archer I4 , a, T iff A , A gg uf- ,,A..g' '? 3'f 'figs ' f iff ,, H -4- JM Q WWI! :L 'Fr Dianne Armstrong Carolyn Avelsgaard julie Beck Deby Bedman Neal Belgard Carolyn Benrud john Benson Anthea Berglee james Beyan Linda Bigbee Leah Blais Che ri Bloom Lowell Bromander , , Pam Bunes . , , Wendy Carlson 'A Q' ,I , r.'fL 'L ' QQ .lj , -.Lia , , i Q gli? X 'vp 3 If gt '-Q, l' -uf! S 1 A ,+- . 33 N Q I ' e' Molhe Christensen Judy Cook jeff Danielson 6 1 . Q 37: 1, 4' ,Q up-J,,f ,M , Larry Dean Sue Dille Bob Edwards Doug Ehlers Kent Emerson .V T fl ldd E 1 Freshmen A year of . anticipating . looking innocent . depending on guidance . questioning facing today making new friends Hopes, dreams, Worries, fears. They are all faced when coming to something new. The freshmen have met this challenge in their first year at Golden Valley. 17 2, ' 'A' 47 Up . ,fe 3 V A ,A , Becky Engel Cindy Engelstad V, fffga v ' ' V . , V I if A ,, ,I ag X7 A ', gf' , fffflfl- . - ffff A W mf Y ,fi-'Z'ilWLl '5sfV i vi , 1- 43' 5 'nw ff 'Q, ?L w gi, ' 5 x W4 rww . rv a, H ,VV7 , , X QQ , i g W H ' , t f 1. f ill- N W' ' 5, f ni45i,ffgs2z.1 f,,. Sandi Engesser Doug Evenson Janice Every Connie Evingson Dennis Feldkamp Debbie Finseth in .2 'JJ X A fr 1.1 It's surprising what will come of a stimulatlng and Bette Grewe debate the issue. Darlene Fossum Richard Franson Dayna Fredericks Debbie Gandrud Susan Gartz 1 ,llg ,iu. ,l,,i1,f,, , , L ,i ,1,,u, 4ii A f . ,, 1. A, 4 ,f . 4 V ' . . iw, ,, I ,,.. Z- . or 4.1, , A ,f .1 'Si' .f,, ,,, ' A f '. x , A Y y i V ' ' I . 4 t f' '. 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X h I X X X wx XX 55 Qx X Qi35S3SiQ'?ii?i X SX K 15251: k5iS:1X X X A 2 g K X X..., f QX,:5giXf--91N S W X- g-if X k 2 Aff- g ,rf -N, S x X XXX -XX X X , 5 X gn ,H M , '5Q,Ef ' Z? 3- I! w if ? ' 4 w,afgv,k, ? ' N V ,X ig, ,Wwe '47WL'! V ' ' ,'-'-,v.Q,Xfi'ffJ?ff , fy Mwwgwwwwwwff ,Q 1,-,fX, , , X.....,,X y Z, , ,X Q E 1 Q M Q .,h, .,,, 4 ., .Z f 5 ' aff Q ,Q Z , , ' f' 1 fu J QAQ ,f- 4' AW! ff sf f 75 fi ww , , EZ W 1 ! Q, ? ' 5,2254 f QQ 5 if if , f Q , mmf 4 , Y, a3QQmwQW'i??w5M mQ? fHgi M ,,wQ?g2' 25Qf ' ' E 2 A Y uw iw ,f 5 , I X f . , Q! , Q 11. 3 W ie, 3 .,,. , A X ',f ' x ' ,C X,,, ' I , LZ' fm, E Q ' A 3' 2, Z , ADMINISTRA TIUN FACULTY, STAFF The -Hum ' - Summm b' S3 '1'xhQ'gtkje,aExw5jvQiou WE OM' OL Semen ....... QD Q5 , , v-5lL--- XX President Bernt C. Opsal During the past two years you have been in the pursuit of knowledge and understanding. You have sought to know and to understand more about your- self, your fellowmen, and the world in which you live. You have also had the opportunity to know and to understand more fully, through a study of God's Word and fellowship with other Christians, what it means to have jesus Christ as a personal Savior and Lord. This is an ongoing experience which can continue the rest of your life. You will need to discipline yourself to continue in this pursuit. He will help you if you let Him. Seek the Lord daily through His Word and in prayer. Enjoy the companionship of fellow Christians. Serve your Lord, your church, and your fellowmen through your chosen vocation and Christian service in your everyday life. We shall pray for you every day. Remember us in this ministry. God bless you. li it My first year at the college fi has provided an enjoyable change of pace in my life. The antics of students are always intriguing. . . and so C are their accomplishments. 1. I think we have a great group l of kids on our campus, and I am pleased to be associa- A ted with them. David Anderson Several years ago Dr. Ove A A Olson, my predecessor as dean, included these words in the paragraph he wrote for the Reflector : Never stop praying, learning, growing, and serving. If you can somehow manage to do all of these things during the span of your lifetime, you will have accomplished something very worthwhile. ln addition, you will have set an example that you can be proud to have future students at GVLC emulate. Dean David Anderson and Dean Henry Folkerds Henry J. Folkerds i, Qy., Q af 'S BOARD OF REGENTS--FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pastor Richard J. Bingea, President Bernt C. Opsal, Charles R. Pihl, Chairman, Pastor Leman V. Olsenius, Vice Chairmang Dr. Lawrence M. Brings, Treasurer, Pastor Hoover Grimsby, Secretary. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrew E. Miner, Arthur A. Mai, Dr. Leslie B. Nelson, Peter G. Heinrich, Pastor Lasse J. Stohl, Pastor Ewald P. Hinck, Dr. Elmer S. Hjortland, Vice Presi- dentg Oscar A. Savik. NOT PICTURED: Charles W. Arnason, Pastor Burton L. Bonn, Howard B. Casmey, Dr. Calvin J. Eichhorst, Pastor F.E. Geske, Pastor John R. Groettum, Pastor William J. Hyllengren, Lyle M. Jensen, Earl L. johnson, Elwood H. McVeety, A. Herbert Nelson, and Pastor Paul M. Youngdahl. Sue Lueneburg English fh- Kathryn Swanson English YOU- kNoW you'v6 family 50+ Q, probly,-,, when g ydq 'fell Q fIQsfy W' P0056 -jake 'A' NH' -I-eaclncr .... 74190 you 1101-mf, has nap, ' 5 ' Cow zA1AF.s.e,'fff, C3 Q 4 RIGHT: jacqolyn Cherne English Kathryn Krueger English Kathlyn Mattson English Richard Laue History, Political Science ww Mm ,d,,m.mq..,swm..1- Q1n.'i, :Lr11 W Herbert Loddigs Biblical Studies, Greek V, 2 5 V,,,iWW 3 l Russell Vikstrom Biblical Studies, Applied Christianity Christopher Tang Biblical Studies, History Wilson Fagerberg Biblical Studies V, LEFT: Russell Nelson Theology, Philosophy Gail Lando o 155 ,, Y. I S .1 gi , E ,Z SA K W5 , .Ji ,,f Ks 3,3i,l ,,,Y9l i 11 if 1 ,,5 5 - ,M , 3 ,Q i 5 7 W . I I H Q. ,IQ 459, M, ,V., I W,,',:WaWfTh,-fwmw f-Wqf3.:1' fgfv' T' I r W ' if w:QZi2iCz?w:V:'M Gerald Swanson Art Dean Dainsberg Music Dorothy Seagard John Seagard Music MuSiC LMQMHMNQ ,,,,,W,, ,, ,A f L'-' LEFT: Meta Maneks Psychology, Sociology Carol Baker Registrar .,fnas7,,.?Q,,f 5. 1, . ' FAR RIGHT Janice Eggersgluess Business RIGHT: Janice Gravdahl Business Shirley Locker Parish Work William Lundquist Physical Education Ervin Irmiger Physical Education 'SZMY Q , , -::,. iggiigipwp Q. aw I Bill Bolm ' Physical Education Severt Le gred Physical Education Mahlon Pitney Lee Kasberg Psychology Librarian FAR LEFT: Roy Bloomquist Radio LEFT: Phyllis johnson Nurse N N 55 ., A , i1 if M. Z E Re. i. S gk s Qt 5 A President's Office - Martha Halsten, Mardelle Sorbo Staff Personnel ABOVE: Bookkeeping - LaVonne Svenning, Florence Forsberg, john Strelnieks. BELOW: Business Office - Vivian Wiemerslage. E X it SS iii ii LEFT: Development Department - Ruth Stone. RIGHT: Rhonda Moody, Marion McQui11an, Sharon Pemberton. 'r' nf' ,X k'- -Xr. I 5 'r N O Q 32 v l s 7 a QI Elf? f ,Q ' i e r,:+4.. .. --X ABOVE LEFT: Mary Duffee, Faculty Typistg Marge Overson, Business Officeg Jeanette Pederson, Sec- retary to Dean of Studentsg Sylvia Skolos, Corre- spondence Course Department. LOWER LEFT: Anne 1 Peterson and Ingrid Johnson, Receipting Ethel Stillar Becky Palmer Bookstore Admissions is Q KE? 4' E ard JW fc' Z , 5 'yiz A I 2, 5 L is T BFALLQ icsnn Food Service - Mina Hopman, jim Wood, Bob Hackendahl, Mary Maki, Cindy Mau, Tom Thorson, Shirley Hansen. if ., t ssx . .Q 1 r'sr E ik XX if L F . 33 .antennas-iss 54 s'i1ma,,sH'si ' sf giwzgiilia if is if Galinton and Alice Bryan Resident Heads at Alpha Life in Alpha Dorm is in keeping with the biblical tradition, as we are often referred to as Sodom and Gomorrah! Seriously, time here has called for a lot of adjustments in terms of personal development and group interaction. As resident heads, we have been learning, along with the rest of the guys, what respon- sibility is all about. Such respon- sibility of a resident head is well defined in Hezekiah 4:31 .... Chuck, Marge, and Phillip Kvern Resident Heads at Beta A chance to live and grow to- gether: that has been our oppor- tunity of living in Gamma dorm this year. We've come to find that jesus Christ is able to use many varied ways to touch lives and make His love known. His touch, through 64 fellow residents of our home, has been a great ex- perience for us. This has been a chance to really see the meaning of love, hope, joy, patience, and sadness come alive as we all grew together. This is a year we will always cherish. 'Twas the night before finals, when all through the Dorm Not a student was studying, in Beta Dorm! fI'll leave the rest to your imagination! J All in all, it's been a great year living with the greatest students of all - the Beta gals. Our daily prayer is that each one may come to know Christ as her personal Savior before they leave this dorm. For I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will hear you. You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart. Jer. 29: 11-13 Kent and Linda Bohls Resident Heads at Gamma Y M . z14ltamtz ,sag ACTIVITIES , if -V L4 CQPL Y GO AHEAD AND 7195: To HAVQ A Gooo d4f PESQNQLLV 7 L'l VK Yo P Q, 1 Q 1 el' I. . IJLL 72,5 GNC! RIGHT--Queen Rea Maattala and King Ross McAfee. BELOW--Court jesters, jim Feltman and Ross McAfee. The Talented Ones 1: Carl Hedstrom and Murray Adam 2: Sarah Lee, Sandra Solberg, Claudia Jacobson 3: Pepper Fog 4: Sharing fFred Dittmer, jon Morse, Murray Adam, john Cerwinske, Randy Sparrowj 5: john Cerwinske 6: The Bethel Truckin' Co. fGeorge Tchouban, Tom Schrackj e ,5 Sl X Q. E 2 A Royal Homecoming 36 it IM Homecoming Week of 1972 activated every GVLC student in some way. A few signs of expression were staying-hushed-or-paying, painting signs, being a slave or the driver, wearing the school colors and being old-fashioned. Football cheerleaders took in over S100 on the slave auction, Dale Skessick and Debbie Bedman got free dance tickets for making the most people of the opposite sex talk. Friday night, October 13, the Talent Show preceded the coronation. Can- didates were: CFreshmenJ Pam Olson, Sandi Estrem, Marilyn Lund, jennifer Hendricks, Mark Annexstad, Erik Monson, Loren Gustafson, and Charlie Warner: CSophomoresJ Lynn Bellows, Sue Lovas, Nancy Hanson, Sarah Lee, Larry Kroeger, Kevin Wille, jim Feltman, and Curt Laingen. Queen Rea from the House of Maattala and King Ross from the House of McAfee were crowned and kissed by the returning king and queen of Homecoming 1971. Saturday was cold, but the pom-pom girls did their thing. The football game with Itasca ended with a score of 33-42. Saturday in the Park couples danced to the Pepperfog 3 the dance and snacks following were CSA sponsored. Although Sno-Daze fell in a rather barren Sno-Daze Week of winter, Gamma managed to gather enough snow and ice for a snow sculpture, and the pond stayed frozen for the site of the coronation. Queen Sarah and King Curt reigned over the festivities which included a campus talent show, a Royals Win over Lakewood C81-705, and a dance, lcicles, Popsicles, and Rain- bows , With music by the Rise and Shine. if I 1 H l fx f M K Queen Sarah Lee and King Curt Laingen. Royals Rooters Sno-Daze Royalty, left to rightg Ann Goudy, Kevin Wille, Diane Thompson, Dave Lane, Sarah Lee, Curt Laingen, Lynn Bellows, John Bosma, Liz and Dave Fagerberg 11972 Queen and Kingy Barb Pavnica Dan Lutz and Tim Krause Thomas Nee directing the Symphonic Choir and the Civic Orchestra of Minneapolis in Berlioz's The Childhood of Christ. Marilyn Lund, Wearing the crown of Sant Lucia, followed by Debbie Bedman fleftj and Sue Vikstrom frightj. Top row, Sylvia Lerud Cleftj and Pam ' Haarstad. The Festival of the Christ Child opened December 10 with the presentation of Santa Lucia and her four attendants, chosen from the ten freshmen Women i students with highest scholastic standing by vote of the student body. Santa Lucia and her court presided over the Christ- mas Tea in the college dining room, which was followed by an all-college Christmas concert in the auditorium. The concert ended with the traditional candlelight recessional to Silent Night. The Symphonic Choir fcombining the A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir, and Normandale Lutheran Church Choirb and the Civic Orchestra of Minneapolis, under the direction of Thomas Nee, presented The Childhood of Christ by Berlioz on the second Sunday of the Festival. 40 OR GANIZA TIONS 7-DAQ 11+ A LZ-N7CR'f To ACLQOMPL SH 5 M In ng. L. Ke, QT7' G- 'Vl-H2ouC',-H T H' -X. 2 AX . . -1 X 0 1 IN ' u A I o ef I 1L ,1x. A ', fry i ll. ,AA- A We Are One in the Spirit 42 L - , - 1ST ROW, L. TO R., K. Hovde, S. Solberg, C. Hauge, D. Wennerberg, K. Christianson, S. Vikstrom, D. Heino, L. Wilstermann, 1. Langseth, C. Jacobson, D. Thompson, R. Maattala, S. Anderson, K. johnson, B. Grewe. 2ND ROW, L. Larson, I. Schultz, V. I-luebner, S. Lerud, P. Quinn, S. Mikkelson, L. Youngdale, S. Lee, B. Pavnica, V. Thorland, N. Wilhelm, N. Osmundsen, D. Fossum, P. Velde, S. Merkouris, V. Sorenson. 3RD ROW, T. Lundquist, R. Ellefson, G. Salter, P. Bengtson, L. Gustafson, 1. Peterson, D. Jacobson, M. Bogen, R. Heuer, M. Adam, R. Carlson, C. Warner, I. Grapevine, B. Hatlevig, L. Dean, I. Morse. 4-TI-I ROW, J. Cerwinske, D. Skeesick, I. Lundeen, N. Larson, I. Bosma, G. Tchouban, D. Olson, D. Nelson, 1. Feltman, R. McAfee, D. Walker, C. Laingen, E. Bergh, R. Sorem, B. Sharp, T. Worner, D. Masterman. Music can be a form of expressing one's self, a form of pleasure, a way of living and can be a way of witnessing for Christ. To the A Cappella Choir members, music is at least one of these for them. For Mr. john Seagard, Director, music is everything, thus creating wonderful leadership for the choir. The choir has taken four tours throughout the year. Three weekenders to Southeastern, Southwestern and Northern Minnesota and a 12 day tour to Southern states including Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico. The choir often gave evening concerts or Sunday morning worship concerts here in the Minneapolis area, especially during the Christmas and Lenten seasons. Singing has given the choir every opportunity to witness to people and share their love for Christ. Their conduct reflected that they were truly one in the Spirit. This past Christmas season, the Symphonic Choir Ca combination of the Chapel and A Cappella choirsb was given the opportunity of singing Hector Berlioz's Childhood of Christ with the Minneapolis Civic Orchestra. Two performances were given, one here at Golden Valley and the other at Coffman Union on the University of Minnesota campus Minneapolis. 43 Sing Unto God! ROW 1, L. TO R., D. Brown, D. johnson, B. Sorenson, S. Gartz, 1. Teigen, D. Palrud, C. Avelsgaard, D. Fredericks, S. Burns, C. Tofte, B. Williams, D. Bedman, Mrs. Seagard. ROW 23 P. Quam, G. Norell, L. Larson, P. Olson, M. Lund, D. Schuermann, J. Avery, O. Sharp, K. javner, L. Ostley, C. Benrud, S. Walker, D. Peterson, S. Ostroot. ROW 35 R. Opsal, E. Bents, I. Beck, D. Gandrud, M. Nelson, I. Jensen, G. Imsdahl, G. Sternke, D. Finseth, D. Nelson, C. Bloom, C. Krahl, L. Olson, M. Baird. ROW 45 R. Seeger, L. Bromander, G. Hoffbeck, T. Kingstad, B. VanderVort, P. Gundale, D. Flom, P. Youngdale, D. Svenkerud, I. Benson, D. Olson, G. Starin, S. Hacken, J. Loose, P. Gerholdt, B. Anderson. 4. Q fn. 44 The Chapel Choir president, Phil Youngdale, and director, Mrs. Dorothy Seagard, did a grand job of arranging a four day choir tour from March Zlst through the 25th. Some of the stops were St. Louis, Missouri, Rock Island, Illinois, Chicago and the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. The Chapel Choir owes much to the accompanists, Debbie Brown and julie Beck. Valuable contributions were also given by Cheryl Tofte, secretary, Marilyn Lund, music librarian and Mary Ann Baird, devotion leader. A spirit of hard Work and excitement was shared by all members throughout the year's practices and engagements. MADRICALS: FRONT ROW, L, TO R.g K. Hovde, R. Ellefson, L. Wilstermann, D. Olson, C. Jacobson, B. Pavnica, P. Cundale. ZND ROWg C. Hauge, R. Carlson, N. Osmundson, R. Heuer, I. Schultz fhiddenj, C. Laingen, S. Anderson, D. Masterman S. Merkouris, T. Worner. L. TO R. J. Cerwinske, R. McAfee, L. Enger, M. Christensen, R. Carlson, C. Warner, Mr Dainsberg This is the second year of the instrumental program here at Golden Valley. It has grown rapidly in number and enthusiasm largely due to the enthusiastic leadership of the director, Mr. Dean Dainsberg. The band took part in the Festival of the Christ Child, playing several numbers in the opening section of the concert. As of press time the band is planning to take a brief tour in the spring, performing at other colleges in the Minnesota area. Plans are also being made for a Band Festival to be held on campus in the spring. Besides this, the college provides an opportunity for experience in small ensembles such as Brass, Percussion and String. fny it .,' Z A Y r X i . Qi 41 i i l Z 46 A THLETICS .QQD Hom G- O 59 l fed I W- , . f. La 1. FIRST ROW-Jeff Danielson, Tim Mueller, Joel Tufte, Bill Melaas, Barrett Sharp, jim Feltman, Marty Overson, Dave Eidem, Curt Laingen, Larry Kroeger, Phil Archer, Dean Kleist, Randy Appel. SECOND ROW-Mitch McLeod, Gene Johnson, Jim Leiske,- Rick Sethre, Mark johnson, Charles Warner, Steve Mosher, Carter Leland, Bruce Volelc, Mike Huettl, Dwayne Smith, Fred Beck. THIRD ROW -Don I-laugo fAssistant Coachj, Steve Thompson, Bob Close, Brian McLeod, Mark Siegbied, Kent Emerson, Steve Burtness, Mike Gray, Gregg Miller, Pete Eiden, Neal Belgard, Mark Annexstad, Rich Noclland, Keith Klawitter, Loren Laugtaug, Paul Stavaas, Tom I-Iaugo fAssistant Coachj, Coach Bill Bolm. 2. Sue Lovas 3. Doug Sill 4. Jeff Danielson Opposite page: 1. Jim Feltman 2. Curt Laingen 3. Bill Melaas 4. Marty Overson 5. Joel Tufte 6. Barrett Sharp 7. Bruce Volek 8 . Assistant Coach Tom I-Iaugo, Head Coach Bill Bolm, Assistant Coach Don Haugo 48 5 7 A V 4 -X L ill, i SQ 'Xxx Q XE- Q GULDEH VAHEY 11111157 L f' we 'B . g 5 mmm unufv ki, E VV V .. f f 1 .mhf Golden Valley Lutheran, with only four returning regulars from the 1971 season, experienced a discouraging 1-7 season record. Utilizing the single Wing offense, GVLC averaged 19 points per game, however defensively they gave up 24 pOintS per game. A bright spot in the season Was the naming of Phil Archer and Larry Kroeger to the All-Conference team. Honorable Mention went to Fred Beck, Dwayne Smith, Bruce Volek, and Captain Marty Overson. Larry Kroeger was recognized as the 6th lead- ing punter in Junior College football with a 41. 7 average on 40 kicks. Rich Nodland led the team in total offense with 659 yards. Tim Mueller led in total yards rushing with 521 yards and led scoring with 54 points. Mark Johnson led in total yards passing with 393 yards, and Larry Kroeger led in pass re receiving with 13 receptions for 214 yards. 49 Phil Archer and Dwayne Smith led the team in assisted and unassisted tackles with 85-43 and 55-35 respectively. At the football banquet the following team members were honored: Ca tains for the D 1973 season, Tim Mueller and Phil Archerg Best Hitterancl MostValuable Player, Phil Archer 5 Outstanding Sophomore, Larry Kroegerg Best Student, Most Inspirational Player and Outstanding Lineman, Marty A Oversong Most Improved Player, Barrett Sharp 5 Outstanding Freshman and Out- standing Back, Tim Mueller. You Losing ' 4-W And -I-hc.Yl f Ybulose' Q FLW mmm X 5 ! ' I n 9 Q ll' I i tt 1- ll, ' My-W M ,, ,, -W .vvv V , ' WW? -We V, Cross Country LEFT: Gordy Benfield crosses finish line in National meet, placing second. ABOVE RIGHT: At the sound of the gun. . . . LOWER RIGHT: Don Hudon on the move. 51 The Cross Country Royals climaxed their most successful season in history by placing 7th in the National Junior College Athletic Association meet at Pensacola, Florida. Gordy Benfield, undefeated going into the meet, finished second and was named to the All-American Team for the second straight year. Brad Einseth was also named to the All-American Team, having placed 18th. Bruce Laffrenzen, Jerry Speese, Keefe Schunk, Dennis Lampright and Don Hudon also ran in the national meet. The harriers posted a 48-l season record enroute to successfully defending their state and five-state Region XIII crowns. Luther College, at the St. Olaf lnvitational was the only team to defeat the Royals, by only a fraction of a point. In the state meet, GVLC swept five of the first six places, and they won the regional meet by 27 points over runner-up Lake Region. Bruce Lampright, Don Hudon, Dave Cooper, Rick Cellette, Bill Greenwood, Marc Ruedy, and Doug Ehlers also contributed to the successful season. Sev Legred was the happy coach. ABOVE: FRONT ROW--Gordy Benfield, Brad Finseth, Dennis Lampright, Don Hudon, Coach Sev Legred. BACK ROW-- Dennis Feldkamp fManagerj, Bruce Laffrenzen, Doug Ehlers, jerry Speese, Rick Cellette, Keefe Schu.n.k. LEFT: Cross Country Cheerleaders, FROM TOP--Pam Olson, Kathy Weatherford, Mrs. Sev Legred fchaperonej, Marcia Nelson, Sharon Walker, Joanne Jensen, Dawn Palrud, Barb Williams. Opposite page: 1. Carleton and GVLC meet 2. Bill Greenwood moves ahead of St. Olaf 3. Dave Cooper 4. Dennis Lampright 5 6. Bill Greenwood Brad Finseth I'l1I1l'1 Winning four of their final five games, the Royals basket ball team finished their 1972-73 campaign With an 11-11 Win-loss mark overall, and 6-6 in conference play. Head Coach Erv lnniger, in his fifth year as the Royal mentor, had a 13-man roster, using five experienced sophomores and eight freshmen. The upperclassmen included Dave Lane, Larry Kroeger, Don VanderHorst, Dave Pinson, and joel Tufte. The freshmen Were Art Pepple, jeff Musgjerd, Erik Monson, Pete Eiden, Carter Leland, Bruce Hallet, Duane T Weeten, and Rick Banke. Pepple led GVLC in scoring, averaging 23. l points per game which was also good enough for second place in the region Csix-state area.J Art also led the team in assists With 85. Lane and Musgjerd also averaged double figures With 12. 7 and 11. 9 points respectively. Musgjerd, totalling 211 rebounds, led the club in that department. Larrylliroeger grabbed 174 caroms While Dave F inson collected 172. Dave Lane was selected the team's Most Valuable Player. For the year, the team hit on 778 of 1994 shots for a 39 per cent shooting average, and they hit on 75 per cent of their attempts from the free throw line. 54 Basketball OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGI-IT--Doug Sill fAssistant Coachj, Rick Banke, Art Pepple, Dave Lane, Duane Tweeten, Pete Eiden, Dave Finson, Erik Monson, Larry Kroeger, jeff Musgjerd, Bruce Hallet, Don Vanderl-Iorst, Carter Leland, Coach Erv Inniger. LOWER PICTURE--Carter Leland scores. PICTURES ABOVE: 1. Cheerleaders, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT--Sue Lovas, Denise Clausen, Sarah Lee. MIDDLE ROW-- Pam Olson, Becky Engle. TOP--jennifer Hendricks. 2. Dave Lane poised in a jump shot. 3. Rick Banke goes for a rebound. 55 :i..,.,.., XS: -Z 73 'As -1. aw-mix, .ISI if is s 1 i f TI he R Q , 9 ' if Pom Pom Girls, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP--Linda Dugan, Beth Christensen, Iane Fox, Cindy judas, Debbie Garvy, Claudia Jacobson, Charlie Krahl, Sharon Walker, Sue Gartz, Patti Appling, Helen Hubbard, Cindy Hendrickson. Larry Kroeger on the hee throw line. Citizens of Royal Country. Two hands are better than one. fy -, . . n N his i. W GIRL ' BASKETBALL 1. LaRue Larson sets a shot. 2. Molly Christensen bringing the ball down court. 3. Back row, left to right: Audrey Knutson, Kathy Weatherford, Lynette Sjoquist, Lynnea Sjoquist, Sherri Rasmussen, Vicky Thorland. Middle row: Stu Johnson Qcoachj, Joyce Krumrey, Ann Goudy, Sue Merkouris, Diane Sasse, Jerry Householder fcoachj. Front row: Molly Christensen, LaRue Larson, Marsha Becker, Becky Sorenson. 57 The Royalettes finished the season with an impressive re- cord of eight Wins and one loss, the one loss being to a four- year college. Audrey Knutson was the lead- ing scorer for the team again this year. Lynnea Sjoquist led the rebounding, and Sherri Rasmussen came in to save the Anoka-Ramsey game by shoot- ing the winning free throw. The team was lead by coaches Jerry Householder and Stu Johnson. BA. EBA LL 1. Back row, left to right: R. Possehl, M. McLeod, A. Pepple, J. Musgjerd, R. Appel, B. McLeod, G. Miller, D. Hanson D. Lane, J. Cook, J. Lieske, D. Kne, R. Lernke, and R. Banke. Front row: B. Massey, D. Wineberg, B. Close, G. Harms, B. Van de Voort, Coach B. Lundquist, K. Tramm, K. Darling, M. Johnson, S. House, T. Sprunger, K. Klawitter, T. Lundeen, S. Nelson. 2. Keith Tramm at bat. 3. Dale Hanson meets a Sliding Kelly. TRACK Back row, left to right: Coach Sev Legred, N. Belgard, D. Smith, B. Lampright, M. Siegfried, D. Walker, J. Speese, G. Starin, R. Cellette, and D. Ehlers. Front row: D. Feldkamp, C. Warner, G. Benfield, D. Cooper, D. Lampright, B. Finseth, D. Bell, M. Rudolph, B. Erwin, D. Hudon, and J. King Hurdler Brad Erwin. Dan Bell passes baton to Jerry Speese. Dan Bell running for GVLC. ! Y RA DOM REFLECTIO S in . i 6 P W x i , mi we WI W 'TPJ W I Musa , We ff 1 A F 4 1 or -f. at ii haf: it ,Y Ki V .-r it ' .. The Royals Golf Team. Front row, left to right: Bruce McGregor, Richard Benshoof, Steve Sveom. Back row: Coach Erv Inniger, Bill Melaas, Don Vander Horst. From the Black Friars' production, David and Lisa. Left to right: Joe Ziegler, Cyndy Hendrickson, Dan Morten, Bonnie Bisbee, and Linda Sorenson. Prayer and Praise Days speaker, Pastor Herbert Chilstrom. David and Lisa , Joe Ziegler and Linda Sorenson. The last round-up of the Reflector staff. Back row, left to right: Debra Gandrud, Gladys Sternke, Jim King, Becky Helgeson. Front row: Marilynn Anderson, Sharon Mikkelson fEditor5, Shirley Locker fAdvisorJ. .ff I lm I' 1 :sal - o