North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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V 02$$ 6b 999 HAROLD TANGMo John 15:16 One who will m'ucr lack sincere friends. EVALYN WESTLUND 2 Corinthians 5:14 Cousixlmt in happy, studious fellowsbiiz. ELLA WERNER Proverbs 3:6 Ever ready for quiet, perfect service. EARL WAID Philippians 4:19 Muvb f0 be said if we could read his mind. XXVIII

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1936 g5 USUAL, in ye fall of ,33, the annual horde of expectante Freshiesll appeared at N. C. B. I. Omittynge the customary tale of efforts at studying, there shall be recounted here only the outstanding events in their Bible Schoole life. The first one of importance was the Christ Ambassador Fellowshype. Then came the annual Thanksgiving dinner and the celebration of President Lindquistls birthday. Under the direction of Mrs. Lindquist a fine tyme was enjoyed by alle. Other high lights that first yeare included our first speakersaeEdith Storlie at the Reception, George Skaret on the China Band program, and Lester Larson at Yuletyde. Doris Carlson, Frances Kooima, and George Skaret were elected to ye Student Council. These Who received passing grades as Freshman were promoted to the exalted rank of Juniors, and during the following yeare many took part in the Christmas cantate, and all were present at the Commencement exercises of the classe of 35. Many were drawn into the lymelight and a few into the spotlight of schoole activities. As classe officers Murray Ramsay was elected president, Kenneth Olson vice-president, and Norma Ojala secretaryetreasurer. Practical Work assignments played an important part in this yeare. We took part in the Chapel servyces, in Missions, in the Choir, and in the Orchestra. Numerous other outlets for labor were opened. A goodly proportion of our groupe were honor students, and ye general percentage was high. More wonderful still was the fact that always God continued working, perfecting, and deepening our lives in His precious will. In a surprisyngly shorte space of time the Senior days arrived. We were just a little awed at first by the realization that ours was now the highest classe, but we became accustomed to our new position and entered the year eagerly. Kenneth Olson was t elected President; Harland Kingsriter Vice-president; Norma Ojala Secretary, and Velma Moeller Treasurer. Thomas Blick, Frances Axtell, and Ada Grothaus became our mem- bers on the Student Council. Perhaps the most interesting and valuable events of our last months at North Central were the conteste for the Commencement Program speakers, and the opening of Glad Tidings Chapel. How God did bless and teach us as we listened to the eloquence of our classmates, and how our sense of responsibility deepened as we became groupc leaders, preachersf, and usong leaders, in our own schoole church. Fellowshipe affairs included a mid-winter partie, a Senior banquet, the annual schoole picnic in beautiful Powderhorn Parke, the Baccalaureate service, and of course Com- mencement week. As our diplomas were received, tearful farewells were spoken, and the classe of ,36 passed from N.C.B.I. as students, but in mind and spirit it will remain forever an integrale parte of the spiritual structure of its well-loved mother. XXX