North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1950 volume:

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Comingsoon. . . .Tthalm. ., 7 ng mama, - . Wkiltdk'hr , , --- .4 3'9T51Vw'wkar 1W ? mm ' 1 , . arr xxx, :,..'x c r. w Nun .. or- u AhI'VjSn . 'rxcwl: mg; 73,31 .1, 5m WV - MAI z. Lqu'Nnny 1 ,3 . a.gxnu M Van: anuvao-JN North Central Bible Institute was founded in 1930 by the North Central District Council of the. Assemblies of God, with classes conducted in the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle for the first seven years of the school. In 1937 the North Central District purchased, renovated, and equipped the five story, fireproof, downtown building which the Institute now occupies. Rev. F. J. Lindquist was the first president of the school and has held that position since its founding. We are grateful to God for the spiritual leadership of the Board of Directors, the Faculty, and many other minister- ing brethren who have given with great spiritual vision their united efforts toward this part of the program'of God. Of the thousand graduates, hundreds are engaged as pastors, evangel- ists and Sunday School workers. In addition, thirty-four of the graduates are now serving the Lord in the far-flung mission fields. North Central Bible Institute, affiliated with the General Council of the Assemblies of God; embraces as a basic standard for its teaching the fundamental doctrines of our movement. Primarily they number four: Sal- vation through the blood of Jesus Christ, Baptism in the Holy Spirit accord- to New Testament teaching, Divine Healing, and the SECOND COMING OF CHRIST. An evangelical institution, N CBI stresses continually the positive message of the Gospel. The history of our school as well as the history of our move- ment stand as constant reminders to the faculty and student body that it is iinot by might nor by power but by- my spirit saith the Lord of hosts? We give the glory to God for what the school is and has achieved in the past and we pray that the future shall reveal even greater achievements. gadicah'on -To REV. DUANE V. HURST, whb began with us as the class of 1947, we now, as the graduating class of I950, DEDICATE this ARCHIVE. His zealous years of untiring labors and teaching at NCBI, his burning enlhusiasm and gracious encouragement to us Ihroughoat our Bible School years brings this tribute to the one whose constant ad- moni ion was Keep Smiling! We HONOR REV. G. RAYMOND CARLSON, who amidst his strenuous duties as Superintendent of the North Central District and Ieacher at NCBI, has infused into our hearts some of his sunny disposition, lender spirit, strengch of character and passion for soul: that he so often displayed as we sat under his instruction. ice gtatt MANUEL SHOUlTS CHARLES CELENTANO Archive Editor Business Manager ARCHIVE STAFF BOARD OF DIRECTORS Back Row: Fred R. Gotlwald, G. 0. Mon, M. G. Freiheif, E. B. Adumson, R. S, Peterson, Robert Abbot, William A. Morken, EdwintGunderson, Allan Snider. Front Row: 0. E. Carter, Ivan 0. Miller, Frank J. lindquist, G. Raymond Carlson, Russell H. Olson, Wilson Kaner N orth Central Bible Institute is privileged to have these men as Direct- ors and Executive officers of the school. These brethren, qualified by years of labor and experience in the Gospel ministry, are invaluable in their ability to minister to us both in spiritual matters and in the execution of business. We are truly grateful for their supervision. 1 . l. 1 , . ,,'3' fill;,7l I .10:- 1,.0 l, II I W .-.-- ...--. And he gave somemevangeiists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the , V I ' perfecting of the saints,wTill we all H D m l n '8 I'- R H I l 0 come in the unity of the faithm Eph. , ' 42HJ3 Oanebidlent The basis of ones faith is a knowledge and understanding of the great doctrines of the Bible. The President and F ounder of our school, Rev. Lind- quist, has imparted these vital truths to us by his spiritual teaching and life. F oresight and a desire to provide a place for the training of young pe0ple brought about the school which we now enjoy. Years of labor have borne fruit in the lives of young men and women working in the harvest field for God. Rev. Lindquist has pastored the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle since 1924 having entered the ministry in 1921. REV. FRANK J. llNDOUlST Pneumatology Gospel Methods Parliamentary law Doctrine l and II Divine Healing As the Apostle Paul draws to a close his first Epistle to the Corinthians he adds some special instructions. He signed the letter with his own hand, and then added the significant statement, iiIf any man love not the Lord Jesus Christ, let him be Anathama, Maranatha? The last two words need translation. iiAnathamaT is in the Greek and means iiaccursedf, The word iiMaranathaf is in the Aramaic tongue, and means, TOur Lord Comethf, Now that almost twenty centuries have sped by, how much more sig- nificant are these words to the Christian. iiOur Lord Cometh.,i All around us the signs of the times confirm this statement. The dispensation of grace is drawing to an end and world affairs are reaching their final great crisis. But, in the darkness of world affairs, there is a bright and shining hope. iiMaranathaT, Our Lord Cometh. Praise God! REV. IVAN O. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER Epistles l and II Introduction to Prophecy REV. T. .I. JONES PRINCIPAL N.T. Analysis 0.1'. Analysis Typology Ad 5 Prophecy l and II This year it has been our privilege to have Rev. Miller return to North Central Bible Institute as a full time instructor. Never to be forgotten are his words of advice and counsel and his example of obedience to the convictions of his heart. Rev. Miller entered the ministry twenty-two years ago and has been an instructor in North Central Bible Institute for fourteen years. Often our hearts have been made to burn within us as we listened to the Spirit-anointed teaching of our Principal, Rev. Jones. A varied experience in the ministry as well as sixteen years of teaching in Bible Schools has given him a deep knowledge and understanding of Cod,s Word. His long years of patient toil and study have .been reflected in our hearts in a deeper appreciation and love for the Word of God. For the past three years he has served as principal of North Central Bible Institute. Wm WM 13 The prerequisites of the teacher of Personal Evangelism are a sound knowledge of the Word of God coupled with a vital personal experience. Rev. Katter has this knowledge and experience along with a burning zeal to witness. He is a graduate of the s University of Minnesota where he received his B.A. degree. Fifteen years ago he entered the ministry and since 1942 has pastored the City of Lakes Church. He serves as Secretary of the North Cent- ral District Council and the North Central Bible In- stitute, as well as manager of the Northern Gospel Publishing House. REV. WILSON A. KATTER SECRETARY AX? wk. Personal Evangelism c2rac thlf REV. D. M. EDSON DEAN or MEN xm. Polemics Hermeneutics Bible Atlas Homilefics l and II r Christian Psychology K Devotional Practice 7h Pedagogy Orientation Press on to the highest goal, no room for lazi- ness, intellectual or spiritual, are the keynotes of Rev. Edson,s instruction and life. As Dean of Men for the past three years he has given his advice and counsel and aided in the solving of many a students problems. A graduate of North Central Bible In- stitute, he has studied at Bethel Junior College and the University of Minnesota. Twelve years of teach- ing and pastoral experience give him a wide back- ground with which to enrich his classes. REV. G. RAYMOND CARLSON DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Pentecostal Truth and Testimony Pastoral Theology REV. DUANE HURST Public Speaking Christian Evidences English Composition American literature Biblical Introduction History of Missions Sunday School Organization Practical Work Director Archive Sponsor One of the highlights of the Senior year is the practical approach to the ministry that is taken in the Pastoral Theology Class. Led by Rev. Carlson, the students enter into many interesting discussions that give a good picture of the work of the minister. Rev. Carlson attended Western Bible College of Winnipeg, Canada, and served as pastor in Thief River F 3115 until elected Superintendent of the North Central District. qachttf How to express our thoughts effectively is an endless task which Rev. Hurst has helped us solve. With a smile for all, he is ably directing the Practical Work Program and sponsoring the 1950 Archive. A graduate of North Central Bible Institute and the Sioux F alls College from which he received a BA. degree, he served as an assistant pastor for three years and has spent the last two summers traveling with the Cospelaires Quartet in behalf of the school. A hand of mercy to the sick and weary, and consecration and love for the Master spring forth from the life of Miss Soltau. Her love for young eople facilitates her work as Girls, Counselor and her seven years of experience makes her a very com- petent school nurse. She is a Graduate of North Central Bible Institute, Vocational Hospital and Dakota Wesleyan University, from which she re- ceived her B.A. degree. This is her second year with the school. IONE SOLTAU Girls' Counselor Child Evangelism D.V.B.S. and Visual Aid ' Child Psychology Mission Band Directr s School Nurse $0303le 16$ny I qac thlj VP J W AER sEmess Ear Training I and II Harmony I and II Conducting I Counterpoint Piano Teaching Methods Increasingly, music is playing an important part in gospel work. Miss Selness, who has taught in the Music Department of North Central Bible Institute for four years, has in her unassuming way endeared herself to the hearts of her students by her godly example and personality. Miss Selness is a grad- uate of North Central Bible Institute and holds a BS. degree from the MacPhail College of Music. She has had seventeen years of piano teaching ex- perience. REV. ROY NOWACK Band Special Chorus 'Generul Chorus Music I Hymnology Wood Wind Brass Class MR. JOHN PHILLIPS Greek l Church History History of Christian Education Archeno Sponsor Music, iithe language of the soul? is the ministry of Rev. Nowack to our school. A Cod-centered ap- preciation of good music plus the ability to train and organize the various groups are the outstanding characterics of his w o rk. He h a s b e e n in the ministry for more than twenty years and has served as assistant pastor of the Minneapolis Gospel Taber- nacle for four years. He has studied at the MacPhail College of Music. qac thlf Hidden in the Greek language are nuggets that can be brought to light by diligent study. Cheer- fully and capably Mr. Phillips is teaching his Greek students how to unearth these treasurers. Already he has won the hearts of the students. A graduate of North Central Bible Institute and Augsburg Col- lege from which he received his 'B.A. degree, for the past four years he has pastored a mission in North Minneapolis. x X. X Cf x REV. H. R. SNYDER - Treasurer Faithfulness has been the mark of Rev. Snyder's service since the beginning of the school. For seven- teen years he has quietly and efficiently served the Bible School and District as Treasurer and some- times faculty member. Rev. Snyder has studied at the University of Minnesota. MR. R. l. KATTER - Director of Finance Devotion to God plus twenty-seven years of busi- ness experience form the foundation of Mr. Katter's executive ability. Since I937, as Director of Fin- ance, he has cheerfully administered financial uf- fuirs, the cafeteria, veteran's affairs, and student employment. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Minnesota. MRS. CHARLES WILSON - Registrar Mrs. Wilson took her training in a governmental business course and served as assistant registrar in a large high school at Mobile, Alabama. Her warmth of personality has won her many friends and her willingness in the iob she has undertaken in keeping records of the registration, exams, and credits of the students has proved to be a valuable asset to WV VV M y W ' W a, V mechanics and electricity. ESTELLA BURKHART - Matron 8. librarian Radiant ioy and a word of cheer at all times come from one whose life is in contact with God. Miss Burkhart's daily walk exemplifies high Christian ideals, as ably, she fulfills her duties. She is a graduate of North Central Bible Institute and has been associated with the school since that time. ARLENE CROCKETT - Assistant Housekeeper Congenial and happy are the words that describe the assistant housekeeper, Arlene Crockett. Indust- riously she goes about the duty of making the school look its best, doing her work as unto the lord. v.70 graduate of North Central Bible lmtitute. i0 W , mas; m ' M W XWJZVZ FRANK LEROY - First Engineer Years of experience make our first engineer well qualified for his work. The iob of keeping things working smoothly and installing new equipment requires good iudgement and a knowledge of lAWRENCE DOUGLAS - Second Engineer Any day of the week you will find Mr. Douglas, our second engineer, quietly pursuing the iob of maintenance and repair. living in the school he is on call at all times. He has been with the school since he graduated in 1943. 20 .VIVIAN HELGREN As receptionist and switchboard operator, Miss Helgren meets a variety of situations with a smile and a pleasant word. MARTHA THOMAS A behind the scenes iob that calls for accuracy and neatness is that of a bookkeeper. Efficiently and capably Miss Thomas has done this for the school and district for two years. OUR COOKS Until the coming of Mr. Johnson in December, Calvin Olson served as chief cook. His excellent work in the culinary arts was appreciated by all. After an absence of several years, Mr. Johnson has returned to North Central as our cook and has done uh remarkably good iob in satisfying our di- verse tastes. STENOGRAPHERS A wide variety of tasks are represented by the stenographers of North Central. They serve in such capacities us attendance secretary, assistant regist- rar and switchboard operator. Student Counc'dl President, leslie King Vice-presidenf, Omer Kallevig Secretary, Ruth Shennum Treasurer, Em: Jane Hameloth 21 ; lucnlle Ibr rian h r a 1 IX f u B :m d OI s E s .6 M . n. a .n a r b H t n a I s .u s A t, d n r e 8 Dick Stevens, I Sales 1 333 2: ,$,.3?m3i I$Hs$z3t g BOOK STORE - Paul Wilson, Bookkeeper. CAFETERIA LINE POST OFFICE - Martha rank, Posim tress 24 iiOur Lord ComethW This is the meaning of the word iiMaranathaf, Evidently it was a word of greeting and parting among the early believers. Those early believers, dogged by persecution, harrassed on every hand, found consolation in the blessed word, iiMaranathaf, His coming would end their trials and their sorrows would be turned to holy joy. His reign would overthrow the evil powers that opposed them. If this was so in those early days of the Christian Church, how much more today! The end of the age is upon us, the night is far spent, the day of His return is at hand! iiMaranathaf our Lbrd Cometh, is 0dr watchword. This is our hope amid the maddening maze of things happening around us. The day will soon break-the trumpet be heard. The conflict will grow more fierce as we near the consummation. Do you see ominous signs about? Lift up your head! Redemption is drawing near! Soon the wondrous rapture will take place, and God,s ready saints will be snatched away to His Pre- sence. Heralds of the King, Prepare His Way! Go forth to benighted lands, and to a world shaking in fear and apprehension, with the tidings of His Coming. Herald the news worldwide! Blow the trumpet; awake the hearts; arouse the sleeper, till readiness is the mark upon every waiting soul. iiMaranatheW our Lord Cometh, peal out the watchword! All the saved shall see His face, ransomed through His matchless grace; And heill find me preaching Jesus when He comes! H ome, like Enoch went, He,ll take us, where of sin thereis not a trace, And H eill find me preaching Jesus when H e comes! When He comes! tWhen He comes! Bridehood saints will shout His welcome when He comes; We shall then have passed in triumph the last milestone of the race, And shall sit down with the Bridegroom when he comes! xxx x Q xscw x X A wSEk N I charge thee therefore before God, and the. Lord Jesus Christ, who shall fudge the quick and the dead at his 8 E n I U R 8 appearing and his kingdom; PREACH THE WORDW 2 Tim. 4zL2 26 $enion Otticenh Donald Miller, prosidenl - David Guenther, vice- president - Virginia Peterson, treasurer - Dorothy Ankurlo, secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Omer Kallevig, Bonnie Berndt, leslie King, Aurlene Johnson, Hattie Raiser, Raymond loven. DOROTHY ANKARLO Milwaukee, Wisconsin Philippians 1:20 - According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I should be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. WALTER L BATTLE Minneapolis, Minnesota Genesis 40:14 - But think on me when it shall be well with thee, and shew kindness, I pray thee, unto me, and make mention of me unto Phar- aoh, and bring me out of this house. lAWRENCE W. AUSDAHL Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 Timothy 4:12 - Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. WANDA BELL Mountain lake, Minnesota Romans 8:28 - And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. genionb DElIlAH BAKKE Grenora, North Dakota Psalms 37:5 - Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in Him; and he shall bring it to pass. DAVID BERGSTEN Red Oak, Iowa 1 Peter 2:23 - l'Who, when he was reviled, reviled not again; when he suffered, he threatened not; but com- mitted himself to him that iudgeth righteously. 27 WMW $9., BONNIE A. BERNDT Cedar Bluffs, Kansas Galatians 2:20 - I am crucified with Christ nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me: and the life Whiflh I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. GLADYS BROBERG Detroit lakes, Minnesota atthew 6:33 - But seek ye first the ngdom of God, and his righteous- ess; and all these things shall be dded unto you. lUCILlE H. BERNDT Culbertson, Nebraska Philippians 1:21 - For to me to live is Christ. and to die is goin, THOMAS BUCHANAN Carrington, North Dakota Romans 11:33 - O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and know- ledge of God! how unsearchable are his judgments, and his ways past find- ing out!! SenionA CATHERINE BLOCK Wilment, Minnesota Psalm 145:8 - The LORD is gracious, and full of compassion; slow to anger, and of great mercy. DANIEL A. BURGDORF Evansville, Indiana Ephesians 1:3 - Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, wh hath blessed us with all spiritual ings in h avenly places in Christ ' MARTHA BURGDORF Evansville, Indiana John 15:16 - Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you . . . that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. EVERETT F. COLE Pillager, Minnesota Deuteronomy 33:27 - The eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms: and he shall thrust out the enemy from before thee; and shall say, Destroy them. SHIRLEY CASTNER Hackettstown, New Jersey Psalm 27:1 - The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? GAIL C. COPPLE Trenton, Missouri Romans 8:2 - For the law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death. . ' .f .t' 'VU . gentonA VVN V - 1r , y '1. L 1-! 1 t t J a w .Jffiw XOV t w W V 31 M J JAY! ELNXQ V5. ,1 X f M W r V 3er t ' W CHARLES S. CELENTANO Gary, Indiana Philippians 3:14 - I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. DALE COVERT New Castle, Pennsylvania Galatians 5:1 - Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage. 29 $enionA THELMA CRAWFORD Oakland, Minnesota Isaiah 26:3 - Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed Clay City, Indiana on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Philippians 3:10 -- That I may know Him, and the power of his resurrec- tion, and the fellowship of his suffer- RALPH DAVIS ings, being made conformable unto Alexandria, Virginia his death. Genesis 3:15- And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and betwen thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel. ix, THEO DAWSON Moorhead, Minnesota Ephesians 6:6 - Not with eyevservice as menpleasers; but as the servants of Christ, doing the will of God from the heai't. MIRIAM DESSEM Worthington, Minnesota Isaiah 40:11 - He shall feed his flock like a shepherd: he shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry them LOIS DORSEY in his bosom, and shall gently lead Huron, South Dakota 039 that 0'9 W'lh YOl-H'lg-ll Psalm 118:1 - 0 give thanks unto the lord for he is good: because his mercy endureth forever. 73M. LX M lVI DREWS McCook, Nebraska QIRI , wig I Corinthians 3:9 - For We a e Iab- CHESTER . DUNBAR ourers together with God: ye are Almeria, Nebraska 90d; husbandry, ye are GOCIIS bUIIdt Galatians 2:20 - I am crucified with '9' Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. HILDA L, EYTZEN Columbus, North Dakota Psalm 37:4 - Delight thyself also in the lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. I I RIS MAYE FORCE . Gillette, Wyoming l 2 Timothy 1:12 - For I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I DONALD G. GIlSDORF ' have committed unto him against that MiIIViIIe, Minnesota - M day. Philippians 3:14 - I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. t WARREN GOBLE x Pequot lakes, Minnesota Deuteronomy 33:27 - The eternal V God is thy refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms: and he shall thrustI ut the enemy from before thee; and 5 say, Destroy them. 31 lElAND GOHEEN Aberdeen, South Dakota Jeremiah 33:3 - Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. MAXINE GRUETZMACHER Paynesville, Minnesota Romans 1:16 - For I am not asham- ed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. - X! t . HENRY GREENWALD, JR. Minnesota lake, Minnesota 'I Peter 2:24 - Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed. DAVID J. GUENTHER Rothschild, Wisconsin 'I Peter 2:9 - But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of dark- ness into his marvelous light. gammy; CALVIN R. GRUETZMACHER Paynesville, Minnesota Colossians 1:10 - That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God. MILDRED GUTTORMSON Minot, North Dakota tRomans 8:38-39 - For I am persuad- ed that neither death, nor life-shall ; te us from the love CZstgus our N. lARRY HALL Eden Valley, Minnesota Philippians 1:21 - For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. DONALD HENNESSY Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 John 2:6 - He that saith he abid- eth in him ought himself so to walk, even as he walked. CLIFFORD lEROY HANSON Cumberland, Wisconsin Matthew 5:8 - Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God. MARILYN HERMONSON Harvard, Illinois Romans 8:,9383 - Far I am per- suaded that neither death, nor life- shall be able to seperate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. $enionla ROBERT C. HANSON Minneapolis, Minnesota John 10:10 - The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. ERMA HIRSCHBERG Topeka, Kansas. Colossians 1:10 - That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every 9 d work , and increasing in the knoleedge of f M 33 WIlMA M. HOAGLAND Ypsilanti, Michigan Zechariah 4:6 - Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts. ARDELI. HOLMSTROM Rice lake, Wisconsin Proverbs 3:5,6 - Trust in the lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. GLADYS HOlM Moorhead, Minnesota Psalm 42:1 - As the hart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O God. FRANK L HOSTETTER Britton, South Dakota Isaiah 1:18 - Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red ke crimson, they shall be as wool. genionl: ARTHUR HOLMES Minneapolis, Minnesota Psalm 27:4 - One thing have I de- sired of the Lord, that will I seek after,- that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to enquire in his temple. GEORGE HOWELL East Hartford, Connecticut Isaiah 41:10 - Fear thou not; for I am with the: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee;-yea, I will up- hold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. PAUL HUll Cecil, Ohio Matthew 6:33 - Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteous- ness; and all these things shall be added unto you. y'l am crucified with less I live; yet not I, in me: and the V live in the flesh I Set the Son of God, nd gave himself for ElMER R. IGNELI. Minneapolis, Minnesota Romans 5:8 - But God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Sparta, Wisconsin Isaiah 26:3 - Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. genionla ROBERT B. INGERSOLL Park Rapids, Minnesota James 5:7 - Be patient, therefore, brethren, unto the coming of the Lord. Behold, the husbandmen waiteth for the precious fruit of the earth, and hath long patience for it, until he receive the early and latter rain. M. EARL JOHNSON Granite Falls, Minnesota Romans 5:1 - Therefore being iust- ified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. 35 PAULINE M. JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Romans 8:28- And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. WILBERT l. KEITH Barnesborn, Pennsylvania , luke 10:2 - Therefore said he unto them, The harvest truly is great, but the labourers cure few: pray ye there- fore the Lord of the harvest, that he would send forth labourers into his harvest. JERRAI. C. JONES Mt. Sterling, Kentucky Psalm 118:17 - I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord. lESLlE KING Detroit lakes, Minnesota Ph'lippians 3:10 - That I may know Hi , and the power of his resurrettion, a -.fe pfyship of his sufferings, b 9 had qtconformable u n to his d h' 3 s K7 Vb? OMER KAllEVIG :' t Willmur, Minnesota 3 fJ John 15:16 - Ye have not chdsen me, but I have chosen you-that what- soever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. YUKI KO KUME Williston, North Dakota Philippians 1:21 - For to me to live is Christ and to die is gain. GlADYS J. lARSON Eureka, California Psalm 37:5 - Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass. . I 4121 ' ,, y, L, 8:11 i RUTH XNN turf, Quincy, Illinois Isaiah 40:8 -'V The grasps! w'ithereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever. U ' ALFRED YODA :79 f. Hilo, Hawaii f H Romans 8:37 - Nay, in all these r.-Q' things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. genionl; RAY lOVEN Kulm, North Dakota Isaiah 40:31 - But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. TINI MINKEN leCenter, Minnesota Psalm 100:2-5 .. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing. 37 I1:an IMILLER St. louis, Missouri I I 4,? , Philippians 2:16 - Holding fdrth the word of life; that I may rejoice in the day of Christ, that I have not run in vain, neither laboured in vain. ESTHER NELSON Douglas, North Dakota Jude 24 - llNow unto Him that is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the pres- ence of His glory with exceeding icy. ROBERT MORING Moorhead, Minnesota Isaiah 50:7 - For the Lord God will help me; therefore shall I not be con- founded: therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed. VICTOR NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Luke 11:9 - And I say unto you, Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Senionl; WARREN L MUNSON Bassett, Nebraska Philippians 3:14 - I press toward the marl: for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. DOROTHY J. NOLLSCH nu, - Rapid' City, South Dakota 1 Peter 3:12 - For the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his eurslure open unto their prayers: but the face of the Lord is against them that do evil.ll HARRY E. NOLLSCH Rapid City, South Dakota Isaiah 45:22 - Look unto me, and be ye saved, 0 the ends of the earth: for I am God and there is none else. GO' DON'nOlSO WPJ 4' or a t th;' 5 . MARJORIE NYMON Fargo, North Dakota Romans 8:38-39 - For I am per- suaded that neither death, nor life- shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus Our Lord. HELEN OLSON Burnesville, Minnesota Acts 3:6 - The; Peter said, Silver and gold hc:ve l have give Jesus Ch 5 walk. $enionA lOlS OHMAN Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 Corinthians 12:9 - My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfe'nt in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. v LOIS A. OLSON St. Paul, Minnesota Psalm 7:17 - I will praise the Lord according to his righteousness: and will sing praise to the name of the lord most high. 39 VIRGINIA PETERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota John 15:16 - Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you-that whatso- ever ye shall ask of the KFather in my name, he may give it you. HARlAN F. PYGMAN Granada, Minnesota Matthew 7:8 - For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened. MARGUERITE PETRUCCI Millville, West Virginia 2 Timothy 1:12 -- I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day. HATTIE H. REISER Rice lake, Wisconsin Romans 8:31 - What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us? $ani0nla MERWIN PRICE Poynette, Wisconsin John 15:16 - Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you-that whatso- ever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. ANETHA REMUS Edgar, Wisconsin Proverbs 3:5-6 - Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, And he shall direct thy paths. ARLETTA REMUS Edgar, Wisconsin Philippians 3:10 - That i may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unt,o his death. CALVIN R. RISK, JR. Minneapolis, Minnesota Hebrews 4:15 - For we have not on high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin. ROBERT ROSIN Rochester, New York 'l Peter 2:9 - But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. Senionl: BETTY ROMAN Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 Thessalonians 5:24 - Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. ROBERT D. SCHARNBERG $ Rosholt, South Dakota 3 Psalm ll9zl'l - Thy word have I- hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee. ElNORA SCHNOOR Des Moines, Iowa Psalm 37:4-5 - Delight thyself also in the lord: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the lord; trust also in Him, and he shall bring it to pass. MANUEL V. SHOULTS St. Clair, Missouri Colossians 3:2 - Set your affection on things above not on things on the earth. CHARLES C. SHERWOOD Murdo, South Dakota Philippians 4:13 - I can do all things through Christ w h i oh strengtheneth me.' I RUTH SPAHN McCook, Nebraska Galatians 6:9 - llAnd let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Senionl: VIOLET B. SHERWOOD Murdo, South Dakota 1 John 5:13 - These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. VERlA MAE SPENCER Brainerd, Minnesota Zecheriah 4:6 - Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts. NAOMI SPlllERS Kalamazoo, Michigan Romans 8:28 - And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. MARION ROSE SUTTON Rapid City, Michigan Proverbs 3:5-6 - Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. P. DONALD SUNDEll Jamestown, New York Romans 8:37 - Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. ' f JACOB l. STROH Herrick, South Dakota Philippians 4:19 - l'But my God hall supply all your need ac'co ' his riz-hes in glory by h ' 'y'x ' ' I genionla EDWARD J. SUNDQUIST Blackfoot, Idaho Philippians 4:13 - I can do all things through Christ w h i c h strengtheneth me. CORA SWENSON Scobey, Montana Isaiah 41:10 - Fear thou not for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will up- hold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. 43 44 M71 1 h 11;, ?gflsaiaf giudsnti EDNA SWENSON Scobey, Montana Philippians 3:10 - That I may know Him, and the power of his resurrec- REV; CHARLES WILSON MISS lEONE WILSON tion, and the fellowship of his suffer- Mobile, Alabama M0509, Illinois ings, being made conformable unto his death. Presenting senior gift to school Ow: Santana DOROTHY AN KARLO Student Council I Girls Chorus I Mixed Chorus I Class Treasurer 3 AIM: Child Evangelism lAWRENCE w. AUSDAHL Mixed Chorus I Male Chorus 2 AIM: Missionary DElIlAH BAKKE General Chorus 2,3 AIM: Child Evangelism WALTER l. BATTLE Practical Work leader 3 AIM: Pastoral Work WAN DA BELL Mixed Chorus I ladies Chorus I Band 3 AIM: Christian Service DAVID BERGSI'EN Mule Chorus I General Chorus 3 Practical Work leader 3 AIM: Pasiorul BONNIE A. BERNDT Student Council I,3 Missionary Officer 3 ladies Chorus I General Chorus I AIM: Missionary to India lUClllE H. BERNDT Class Treasurer 2 General Chorus I Archene Reporter 3 Missionary Band General Secretary AIM: Missionarydo South America CATHERINE BLOCK AIM: Christian Service GLADYS BROBERG Mixed Chorus I,2 ladies Chorus 2 AIM: Children's Work THOMAS BUCHANAN Band Mixed Chorus Mule Chorus AIM: Bible Schools in Foreign Fields DANIEL A. BURGDORF General Chorus I,2,3, China Band President 2 Practical Work leader 2,3 AIM: Missionary MARTHA A. BURGDORF General Chorus I AIM: Missionary SHIRLEY L CASTNER Archetle Staff 2 Mixed Chorus 3 AIM: Chrisfian Service CHARLES S. CELENTANO Class Vice-President I Mixed Chorus I Male Chorus I Archive Staff 2,3 India Band President 3 General Chorus 3 Practical Work leader 3 AIM: Pastor EVERETT F. COLE General Chorus I AIM: Evangelistic GAIL C. COPPlE Mule Chorus I General Chorus I Homeland Band Vice-Presidem 3 AIM: Evangelist DALE COVERT Student Council I Practical Work leader 3 Homeland Band President 3 AIM: Pioneer Work THElMA CRAWFORD AIM: Children's Work RAY S. CROUSE AIM: Pastor RALPH DAVIS European Band President 3 AIM: Evangelistic THEO DAWSON AIM: Child Evangelism MIRIAM DESSEM Band 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus I,2 ladies Chorus I,2 AIM: Music Educaiion lOIS DORSEY General Chorus I ladies Chorus I Archene Stuff 2 Archive Staff 3 AIM: Church and Sunday School Work MEl DREWS General Chorus I Mixed Chorus 2 Male Chorus 2 Palestine Band Vice-Presidenf 3 AIM: Christian Service CHESTER A. DUNBAR AIM: Pastor Work 45 46 Gun HILDA l. EYTZEN General Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 ladies Chrous 2 AIM: Child Evangelism DORIS MAYE FORCE Band 1 General Chorus 1 ladies Chorus 1 Band 3 AIM: Public School Teacher DONALD J. GILSDORF Practical Work Leader 2,3 AIM: Teaching WARREN QGOBLE Student Council 2 India Band Vice-President 3 AIM: Poster lElAND GOHEEN Male Cltorus 1 Archene Staff 2 Practical Wgrk leader 3 AIM: Pioneer Work - Teaching HENRY GREENWALD, JR. Male Chorus 1 General Chorus 1,2 Missionary Band General Vice-Pres. AIM: Evangelistic and Pasioral CALVIN R. GRUETZMACHER Band 1,2,3 Instrumental Quartet 2 AIM: Evangelistic or Pastoral MAXINE GRUETZMACHER AIM: Children's Work DAVID J. GUENTHER Sfudeni Council 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Mule Chorus 1,2 Africa Band President 2 Archive Staff 3 Class Vice-President 3 AIM: Evangelism: and Missionary MILDRED GUTTORMSON Mixed Chorus 2,3 AIM: Sunday School Work N. lARRY HALL Band 1,2,3 General Chorus 1 AIM: Evangelistic or Pastoral Work CLIFFORD LEROY HANSON Male Chorus 1 AIM: Christian Service ROBERT C. HANSON Male Chorus 1 Practical Work Leader, 2,3 AIM: Mission Field DONALD HENNESSY General Chorus 1 Archive 1,2 AIM: Evangelistic MARILYN HERMONSON Great Lakes Bible Institute 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Ladies Chorus 1,2 Band 1 Chapel Pianis' 2,3 AIM: Music Teacher genionla ERMA HIRSCHBERG Ladies Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 AIM: Christian Service WILMA M. HOAGlAND Band 1 General Chorus 1 AIM: Christian Service GLADYS HOLM General Chorus 1 AIM: Mission Field ARTHUR J. HOLMES Mule Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 AIM: Missionary to American Indians ARDELL HOLMSTROM General Chrous 1,3 A1M: Children's Work FRANK 1.. HOSTETTER Mixed Chorus 1 General Chorus 1 Band 2 Practical Work leader 2 Class Vice-President 2 Missionary Band General Pres. 3 AIM: Mission Field GEORGE HOWELL Japan Band Vice-President AIM: Missionary to Japan PAUL HULL AIM: Christian Service ELMER R. IGNEll Mule Chorus 1,2 King's Men Quartene 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 3 AIM: Christian Service ROBERT B. INGERSOLL Mule Chorus 1 Practical Work leader 1 AIM: Missionary AURLETTE JOHNSON General Chorus 1,2 ladies Chorus 1,2 Archette Staff 2 Archive Representative 3 Student Council 3 AIM: Child Evangelism CHARLOTTE JOHNSON ladies Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Orchestra 1 String Quartet 1 Freshman Girls' Quartet AIM: Field of Sacred Music M. EARL JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 1,2 Male Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3 AIM: Pastor PAULINE M. JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 1,2 ladies Chorus 2 European Missionary Band Secretary 3 AIM: Child Evangelism Oun Seniona JERRAl C. JONES Practical Work leader 2 General Chorus 2 Male Chorus 2 Archene Staff 2 Typing Class Teacher 2 AIM: Evangelistic OMER KALLEVIG Freshman Class Treasurer General Chorus 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Mule Chorus 1,2,3 Student Council 2 South America Band Vice-Pres. 2 Student Council Vice-President 3 AIM: Pioneer Work WILBERT 1.. KEITH General Chorus 1 AIM: Pastoral Work lESllE 1.. KING Student Council President 3 Practical Work Leader 3 AIM: Pastor JOHN KUBESCH AIM: Sunday School - Evangelistic GlADYS J. lARSON ladies Chorus 1 General Chorus 1 Student Council 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Band 3 AIM: Mission Field RAY LOVEN Practical Work Leader 3 Siudent Council 3 AIM: Push RUTH ANN 1.UF1' ladies Chorus 1 Band 1,2,3 Girl's Trio 1,2,3 Chapel Pianist 1,2,3 General Chorus 1,2 AIM: Children's Work TINI MENKEN General Chorus 1,2 AIM: Christian Service DON MILLER Class President 1 Palestine Band Vice-Pres. 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Male Chorus 1 Homeland Band President 2 Archive Staff 3 Class President 3 AIM: Evangelistic ROBERT l. MORING Band 1 Male Chorus 1 Practical Work Leader 2,3 South America Band Vice-Pres. 3 AIM: Evangelistic WARREN 1.. MUNSON Male Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 General Chorus 1,2 AIM: Missionary Work ESTHER NELSON General Chorus 1 AIM: Missionary VICTOR A. NELSON General Chorus 1 Male Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1 AIM: Christian Service DOROTHY J. NOLLSCH AIM: Pioneer Work - Missionary HARRY E. NOLLSCH Practical Work Leader 3 Alaska Band President 3 AIM: Pioneer Work - Missionary MARJORIE NYMON General Chorus 1,3 Africa Band Secretary 2 AIM: Christian Service 1015 OHMAN ladies Chorus 1 Practical Work leader 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Student Council 2 AIM: Children's Work GORDON OLSON Archive Staff 2 Band 1,2,3 Instrumental Quartet 2 Alaska Band Vice-Presiden! 3 AIM: Pioneer Work HELEN LORRAI NE OLSON General Chorus 1 Ladies Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Practical Work leader 2 AIM: Child Evangelism 1015 A. OLSON European Band Treasurer 3 AIM: Children's Work VIRGINIA PETERSON ladies Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Chapel Pianist 2,3 Band 1,2,3 Practical Work leader 3 Archive Staff 3 Class Treasurer 3 AIM: Missionary MARGUERITE PETRUCCI General Chorus 1,3 Mixed Chorus 2 AIM: Children's Work MERWIN PRICE Mixed Chorus 1 Misionary Band Vice-Pres. I General Chorus 1,2 Male Chorus 1,2 Student Council 2 AIM: Evangelistic HARLAN F. PYGMAN General Chorus 1 Alaska Band Vice-Pres. 3 AIM: Pastor 47 48 Gun Santana HATTIE H. REISER General Chorus 1,3 Student Council 3 AIM: Chidren's Work ANETHA REMUS Mixed Chorus 1,2 AIM: Sunday School Work ARLETTA REMUS ladies Chorus I Mixed Chorus 2 AIM: Sunday School Work CALVIN R. RISK, JR. Class President 2 Africa Mission Band 3 AIM: Children's Work BETTY ROMAN Archene Staff 2 Homeland Band Secretary 3 AIM: Missionary LEORA ROSIN AIM: Missionary ROBERT ROSIN Mixed Chorus 1 Male Chorus 1,2 Chapel Pianist 2 Practical Work leader 1,2,3 AIM: Pastoral - Missionary ROBERT D. SCHARNBERG Male Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Archette Staff 2 Practical Work leader 3 Archive Staff 3 AIM: Christian Service ELNORA SCHNOOR ladies Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 General Chorus 3 AIM: Missionary CHARLES C. SHERWOOD Palestine Band Vice-Pres. 2 Palestine Band President 3 Mixed Chorus 3 AIM: Pastoral Work VIOLET B. SHERWOOD AIM: Children's Work MANUEL V. SHOUlTS Mixed Chorus 1 General Chorus 1 Male Chorus 1,2 Archefte Co-Editor 2 Student Council 2 European Band Vice-Pru. 3 Archive Editor 3 Practical Work leader 1,2 AIM: Evangelistic RUTH SPAHN General Chorus 1 AIM: Missionary VERlA MAE SPENCER General Chorus 1 ladies Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1 ArcheHe Staff 2 Class Secrefary 2 Archive Snuff 3 Missionary Band General Treasurer 3 AIM: Child Evangelism NAOMI SPILLERS ladies Chorus 1 General Chorus 1,2 Girl's Trio 1,2,3 n AIM: Chrisiiun Service :5 DONALD SUNDELI. Student Council 1 Male Chorus 1,2 General Chorus 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Archetfe Stuff 2 Isle ofjhe Sea Band President 2 Practical Work Leader 3 Archive Representative 2 AIM: Pusioral MARION ROSE SUTTON Great lakes Bible Institute 1 General Chorus 1 Girls Trio 1 Band 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Practical Work leader 2,3 AIM: Child Evangelism EDWARD J. SUNDQUIST Male Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 King's Men Quartette 2,3 AIM: Music Teacher JACOB l. STROH Student Council 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Africa Band President 3 AIM: Evangelistic CORA SWENSON Mixed Chorus 2,3 AIM: Christian Service EDNA SWENSON Mixed Chorus 2,3 AIM: Christian Sorvica ALFRED YODA AIM: Christian Service VALEDICTORIAN W CHARLES CELENTANO e CO-SALUTATORIANS VIRGINIA PETERSON DONALD HENNESSY 49 Hospitd Room lock Montag oi work in the dork room. McN'mer Rev. R. E. 50 .g D I . in mm .xz! x . 3a. J x O x.4..!45 Vmwfw . k4 0194...: OIIV;$. laol. , vukutuoo , en.wivxaaaoy .nnxwoo.m......n.mnv thl .9; Ix 4 64!, 2 aQMvaucd A .. 6475, ; . $ .4099. .oaG 0V3. . ., O. a .s oust, 3.0a? vWJ .30 o ?NK Cv u v a X... r9, .2473 . amno xntf S JUNIOR if? up your draweih and l ion ings begin to come for your redempi then look up, Luke 21 And when these th heads to pass, 28 . o v h mg Junior; OtticenA Tate, Treasurer Roy Rasmussen, president - Danton Moore, Vice- W . GM president - laVonne Olson, Secretary - Thelma v 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Eunice Beck, Gordon Johnson, Ruth Shennum, Clif- ford larson, Etta Jane Hameloih, luwerance larson. 52 . Grace Adam Paul S. Adams Virginia Anderson Gone Andres: MinneOPOIiSI Minn. Grand Rapids, Mich. Ottumwa, Iowa Oberlin, Ohio Q; Arlene Boron: I lois R. Bernard South Bend, In Nrfh Braddock, Pa. . Mavu Robert P. Bornord Don Bisdorf lawronco Bisonene Anita Borchers North Braddock, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Birchwood, Wisc. . Verndale, Minn. Jeanette Bruivold lois Brink Fred Cool Joyce Copplo Homestead, Mont. Fosston, Minn. Glasgow, Mont. Trenton, Mo. 53 54 Dick Cornell Grand Rapids, Mich. Leona Duerksen Mountain Lake, Minn. John S. Gerlicher Rochester, Minn. Melvin F. Gable Benton Harbor, Mich. laurena Demmer Patricia Dolezilek Hastings, Nebr. Topeka, Kan. Kenneth C. Durr Doris Erickson Iron River, Wisc. . Ug.ZDesMAjoines,Alo:m: . aunton V JFCWJT-zo Esther Gionnes . Alton Glaze Frederic, Wisc. 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Minneapol'sx ' St. Paul, Minn. .5; Q7. mg 3; R .. s a . h ix M6; Q; xxixSHKi xg x REA man, 2 xx Rik 29 Eleonora Mausling Thomas McDonnell Toby Melville Helen Michelson Vanna Vac Millard Farmingtonlg Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Novinger, Mo. St. James, Minn. Tulsa, Okla. : 1; w 43 .1: ; rr Ramona Monomer! Wahpeton, N. D. Salem, Ore. i 5:. B my J. Mincks Mariorie Manson Thelma Morrison I Vermllllon, $.D. Belvuew, n. Norma Monger Morris Nelson Pa! Nelson Carol Nisula Dorothy Olson Kadoka, S.D. Monong, Wis. Willmar, Minn. Duluth, Minn. Minnapolis, Minn. Elmer 1. Powell Alton, III. Ila Rmh Panerson Florence Perronne Clifford Peterson Einer H. Penrson Topeka, Kan. Deerfield, Ill. Duluth, Minn. Duluth, Minn. 3a.. 2 k XXL? :3; . ?52': ' $3fo Wilbur! Remus Verona M. Roth Mylo R. Rowcliffo Richard Schlupp Carol Soderberg Edgar, Wis. Wutertown, Wis. Deadwood, SD. Louisville, Ohio Grand Forks, ND. luster Stun Marian .I. StoIelmy Sylvan, Pa. Hugh Stevenson Decorah, Iowa Moorhead, Minn. I 43:? L8 0W Janet Sunderlund Maxine Swanson Agnes Tesky JoAnn Thompson Inn. Thomson Sioux City, Iowa Willmar, Minn. Venturia, N.D. Council Bluffs, Iowa Canton, Ohio Elaine Timm Evert Tornfelt William Trewhma Clifford E. Tuton Shawano, Wis. Ely, Minn. Leed, S.D. Omaha, Neb. r 0? ngnmhman ? Fred E. Wallace Beverly Jean Williams Georg. Wiliiumson Jim Wilson loonard J. Wipf Duluth, Minn. . Kadoka, $.D. Kenosha, Wis. Scobey, Mom. Huron, SD. Anna Mae Worthington Eleanoj Ritchoy - BQNY Schufor ' 'Muscaf'ne, Iowa St. Louis, Mo. Sherburn, Minn. i 68 .v x xx WW1 WLC.03.3. Hal; 0. . . . Mechanic Optometrist Churks Sherwood Robert Rosin Barber Butcher Bakers Charles Wilson Manuel Shouhs David Gunther, Bernard Rosenthal Ionk Employu Stonographor sol girl Clifford Larson lois Monica Delilah Bakke Women Shoo Salesman Photographer Maxine Holsingof Robert Hanson Fred Hulquist 69 $chooQ Eme013ment Elevator Operators John Kubesch Gail Copple Floorworkers Night Watchmen Charles Celen'ano Cafeteria Employees 70 Ill. 0 ' m m n n l ' I .321, NW gr: mi? 9 e f N? iemawem mgmm :53er g; 599 imiy arm 5 5mg $193 mmion ma Que: c; h Ema gay, Names: 05 amigie gxxm ? mEg ?EW: 0? ??m :9: its? mm Q i 1' i a $5? SQ S emk 25: ms? m eye 52336: M; f 9 Lk 63 w imti 34m . 3 V k H v 9 3. Max M $9 $3 km; 5.2 5: r3 CWlLLAiC QnAtnuctonA REV. ROY NOWACK, MISS ESTHER SElNESS $AXOPMONI SECTION FlUTIST HORN IN F TROMBONE SECTION TUBA CLARINET SECTION PERCUSSION TRUMPET SECTION 73 SPECIAL CHORUS MIXED CHORUS Alfred Johnson Walter Homolink M d l' J h a eme 0 men Virginia Peterson, Marilyn Jacobson Dick Stevens, David Peters, Earl Johnson 75 lucy Shubux David Gunther, lucy Sheba, Gladys lama, Donald M: ywxav 1;? Laffb M471. mm L :41 ' L770 ,1 L4 V Ruth Ann luh, Naomi Spillen, lulu John- son, and Pat Nelson Charlotte Johnson Bud lagerwall Virginia Torr, Carol. Menling, Marian Russum 77 Chapel Pianist! and Organist: loner Sveen String Clan :' Kermit Gui tad Z M .zx W. M M5, MM ,, ?ny M 4 MM Mi. ,. WWWC? . f x74 V M 7, M . Mg 4M MMXC , xVMXxMM N ?QxMWMWMW M; ???VMMMMMV M; Z? M zxXM 4f 4 May 1 1f 5 ya? am? ?his bread ami 'i G $112; $??85 Fay II S no vs. a L 0.. awn M: w e in Ma Q m i? x 3 a awn $5.. ? Car. 33:26 h LCE. ion $5110 n u m m o C 6... . . a . 4 own? I w , 11W 1 A IV! . 75... NW: $L. l Wt y'luw Janagen 7cm sick Bul thou, when thou pruyest, enter into thy closet, and when thou has! shut lhy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward the. openly. Man. 6:6 Ahoy received the word with all roadinus of mind, and searched the scripfuns daily, whether 9hoso things were so. Acts 17:11 82 Chapef guehtla Rev. and Mn. Eornio Robb James Nicholson Rev. and Mn. Mel Hurg Rov. I Henry Sohau V Clarence Benson ilfrod Brown W Rev. Rev. H. A. Parlio mi. 3 31v. r. , z! I 5. v9.47 , 7M??? II. Mm, 0,. 1'0 Ll 83 Phil Kerr and Arnio Hartman Rev. and Mn. Don Mallough IuMuin Evans. 'uic Pony Rev. and Mn. Glenn Millard Rev. Po onous, missionary from Alaska V 2, -:V And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the and come. Mot. 2444 XX , ' , 'WW If i n ??W1 MWX 5; x7, yew 4! M W. i,- wmmwdymmmmM, 5 . wumum 2 . . .I MISSIONARY BA V W m6 .2. ?.mg Nume m N23 N mehUt 'Iss lone Sohuu, directross; heusurer. sident; eSpence en NHSSSIONe BAND OFHC CER , secretary, wld, VIc ce- pre S Frank H osieher, pres es'ldenI;V Mae - o d 9 AUIIII'I Is 'o aII. Old 5 I . I 5 '0 I.'d$ AFRICA BAND - Giving to missions. Jacob Slroh, president; Calvin Risk, vice-prosidont; Anita Borchers, secretary; Doris Erickson, iroasunr. ALASKA BAND - Cold in Minimum! fool Pnparu'ion. Harry Nollsch, president; Gordon Olson, vice-presidom; Mariorio Mifchom, socroiary; Wilma Harri , treasurer. CHINA BAND - Studying Ih- googruphy of the land. Daniel Burgdorf, president; Donald Wanquist, vico-prosidonf; Bordonc Kromo, secretary; Richard Stevens, treasurer. EUROPEAN BAND -- Preparing packages for tho mdy. Ralph Davis, president; Manuel Shouhs, vico-presldenf; Pauline Johnson, mMary; lois Olson, treasurer. 89 HOMELAND BAND - Praying for revival. Dale Covert, president; Gail Copplo, vico-prosidem; Bch Roman, actuary; Morgan? Williams, 'roosurer. ISLES OF SEA BAND - S'udoms from the country reporting to class. lawrence larson, president; Charles Wilson, vice-president; Elam. McKenzie, secretary; Donna Simmons, treasurer. INDIA BAND - Moving pictures aid in studying 9h. nood of I. councry. Charles Celentano, president; Warren Gable, vico-prosidont; Ellen Olson, ucruury; Virginia Torr, treasurer. JESUSW g g Japanfs need of I179 iwur .. JAPAN BAND - Rudy to go, ready to do Iheir part! Melvin Soderstrom, president; George Howell, vice-president; Norma Huisingu, secretary; Carol Metfling, treasurer. 91 PALESTINE BAND - Studying the Word 'ogdhor. Charles Sherwood, president; Melvin Draws, vico-pruidont; Phyllis Caner, secretary; Ma '0 Hind, trousurur. SOUTH AMERICA BAND - Getting acquaint ! with the language. Tod Moring, president; Robert Rosin, vico-presidonl; Florence Vanda, uenfcry; Martha Frank, treasurer. AFRICA Gladys Mae Siock Henry Duhlberg Russell and Ruth Schirmun James King Martha Jacobson Morris and Alice Williams Merlin lund CHINA Palma Ramsborg Floyd and louise Horst Donald and louise Rich INDIA Elsie Bridgman Christa . Evans Edna Hudson Hurriol Schoonmaker A XX X x Xx X XX XX c WXWXQTR XQX . X $J 9'41 A X QRX XXX I X X X Xxx AX N TX X A Nu Belgian Congo Ivory Coast Ivory Coast liberia Nigeria Nyasaland South Africa China China China India India India India A M NW ' :AA A W ' W Wham: Have CQnAurenedl cThe, Cau lATIN AMERICA James Nichqlson Kenneth and Martha Mclnfrye Henry and Rosalyn Mock Thomas and Florence Hollingsworth David and Ruth Kensinger Gladys Kensinger Elmer Niles Marforie Trulin Virginia Carpenter Richard and Evelyn Palmer Andrew and Doris Hargruve lesfer lurson ISLANDS OF THE SEA Harold and Jean Carlblom W Cuba Cuba Cuba Costa Rica Nicaragua Nicaragua Nicaragua El Salvador Cuba Peru Brazil Chili 94 CUumni QtticenA left to Right: Estelle Burkhun, assistant treasurer; Rev. Donald Edson, treasurer; Rev. Willis long, president; Rev. Duane Hurst, vice-president; Martha Thomas, Editor North Ceplrulian; Mrs. John Phillips, secretary. Not pictured: Mrs. Elaine Grams, as- sistant secretary; Rev. F. J. lindquist, faculty advisor. The N . C. B. I. Alumni Association was organized in 1934. F ellowship is promoted among the members through the publication of the ttNorth Centralianf, which is the official organ of the group. At present, from among the ranks of the association, there are many pastors, evangelists, missionaries, Childrens, workers, and Sunday School workers engaged in full time Gospel work. The objective of the Alumni Association is to render service to the Alumni and also to the students of Norh Central Bible Institute. Mr. John Phillips, faculty advisor EDITORS: John Gerlicher Samuel McKinney Sylvia Phillipson U'bUN-d Three little sisters Jake or Joke? Big preachers Yum, Good! IO. 11. 12. 13. I4. And the lord said unto ihe servant, Go out into the highways and hedges, P R I I H l- W 0 R K and compel them to come in, that my . house may be filled. Luke 14:23 98 0515 igaf 905g; fo'ztg and! waafzetl: PRACTICAL WORK DEPARTMENT The Student Practical Work Department is a liv- ing, moving, throbbing organism. Under the wise and tireless administration of Rev. D. V. Hurst the student body is active in this program which allows them to give of that which they have so freely received while studying and praying. For the past three years Rev. Hurst, as director, has made openings for those who desire to be busy in Gospel work and reaching souls for Christ. Among the activities included in this Depart- ment are Missions, Sunday Schools, tract distribu- tion, pioneer works, musical units, and weekend serVICes. I must work the works of Him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work? John 9:4. Group Leaders Baring pzsaioui 555C! 33y! ; 6.7. w w A' ' ,.. t v ? w 3? a ,. u Gtound breaking service held on the new location for City of lakes Church now under construction. Though the temperature was -13, on January 29th, the hearts of the saints were warmed at the thought of God's wonderful blessings of the past and look- ing forward to the outpouring of His Spirit in the future home. We will arise and build . Under the direction of the Pastor, Brother Wilson Katter, the church has grown from a Sunday School of six pupils to 80. w Week-end tr'p rx?- V :4 y l uyt. I ' l 4' 5,; Cotored Mission Cygaff Jougffsu coma again y N Pioneering at Buffalo lake, Minnesota . Witnessing at mission Teaching Sunday School of Mlnnehoha Chapel ' 100 Wig zafoiain Madison Chapel Sunday School Speaking at outstation Going to Bethel Temple Helpcrs 'IOI 31029029 555 agsausi witg gim. Week-ends are no time of rest for Arthur Holmes and If: wife, extreme left on picture, as they travel to various Indian Rsrvations to preach the Gospel. This picture was taken at White Fish, Wisconsin, about I20 miles from Minneapolis. Each Sunday three services are held among the Chippewa Indians and God: blessing has been upon Arthur's work. Working among the Sioux Indians at Eglaston, Minnesota, about 50 miles out of Minneapolis. 102 On the line Co-operution Smile You do it! Mr. and Miss F ends His wife Hiding 9. 'IO. 11. 12. Nosey Per-usual Twins DownIown 103 104 look Oh! Johnny Lazy Student Pete Chums I3. l4. l6. 'l7. l8. Stuck up F ends The bell - rang It's cold outside! Hi Henry Hit me easy 7. Rev. Loven 8. Motherly 9. Digni ied 10. Big feet or moufh? H. Champ 12. low ceiling Hit it easy The champ Christmas Party Tho Olson Boys Oh, Henry! 105 106 From Wisconsin Beast Future Wanda's house Remember when? ??KQ ?QSFQI mm: 37123;?K5 A '9'? 5M? 9. Oh! Johnny 10. The 'son's H. Old Wyoming 12. Baby makes three TO THE HERALDS OF THE KING Congratulations and Best Wishes for a fruitful ministry. We reioice in the privilege that has been ours of sharing in your preparation for the Gospel ministry. Realizing the imminent return of our Lord Jesus we pray that with the compassion and zeal of Christ you will thrust in the sickle for the fields are white unto harvest and the laborers are few. May we look forward to the continuation of the fellowship which has been ours during the time you have made your home with us. NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT COUNCIL of the ASSEMBLIES of GOD 900 Block Elliot Ave. 5., Minneapolis, Minnesota HOME OF THE NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE IAND LAKE GENEVA BIBLE CAMP 6. Raymond Carlson Russell H. Olson Wilson A. Kunor Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Secretary 107 TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY C ELEBRATION for Pastor and Mrs. F. J. Lindquist May 13, I4, 15, 1949 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 18TH SENIOR CLASS FROM THE MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE CONGREGATION CHURCH BOARD in m M31311 ,, 7 9? 1m , ' WW ,, ,, fijfWW' w.i-;;;WM f': uaun -; ,, niinydrucx a 31111.2, . Attwflc't. khle CALtNiLzJ WilEUilWEQIWAS CJQSPIEFQ WQVBIEKERHgE TiHULLMn AVLNUL JOUTH Of LAKL .3TKLLT MHHQLAPOLD - M311 K' Architect's drawing of the new Sunday School addition to our church on which the construction has now started. The cost is estimated to be $102,000. 108 .vameNa: Mg Mwymwww SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS EIGHTEENTH SENIOR YEAR CONGREGATION CHURCH BOARD SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS Occupy till I come. Rev. and Mrs. Russell H. Olson FREMONT TABERNACLE Fremont at 25th Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota 109 ongratulatfons gydm af 1950 ; 7:34 3580M $tj38 I $$mgamIQEnmnh: Hcomlly 1: 81nd Mackubnn Sits NW Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Weides HonoHng Lois Olson Marilyn Hermanson The whole Gospel Don Gilsdorf for The whole man Philippians 1:6 110 Congratulations Class.o1c '50 Honoring: Ruth Spahn Bonnie Berndt Lucille Bernd'r Melvin Drews C. T. Been Class of '33 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 811 East C. Street M: Cook, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES 1950 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 610 lime Street Topeka, Kansas Pastor and Mrs. Claude J. Utley .II A Friendly Church where Jesus is Rea God Bless You Heralds of the King HOPKINS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Assemines of 60$ 16 -7th Ave. South Hopkins, Minnesota George Rasmussen, Pastor Ho. 7235 Rev. Douglas M. Henderson Pastor ng Emmy: I ...if GOD is in your plans make them B l G! SUNDAY SCHOOL Minneapolis 21 CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of '50 Faculty, Students, Alumni from l'he ?eoplek ithurth iEnlumbia Heights 4151 and Van Buren N. E. Minnesota CONGREGATION CHURCH BOARD CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS 1H CONGRATULATIONS! Class of '50 CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Wausau, Wisconsin Church Board Sunday School Christ Ambassadors H Thess. 1:11: Wherefore also we pray always for you, that our God would count you worthy of this calling, and fulfill all the good pleasure of his goodness and the work of faith and power. Corner Sixth and Stueben St. H. J. WALTERMAN, JR., Pastor CONGRATCJLATIONS! Behold I am the Lord the God of all flesh; is there anything too hard for me? Jeremiah 32:27 NEW ULM ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH Pastor and Mrs. H. L. Hagemelster Congratulations To the Class of '50 CASINO FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Pillager, Minn., Rt. 1 Harry Olsen, Pastor Look on the fields; for they are white already to Harvest CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WILLMAR GOSPEL TABERNACLE West 5th St. and Minnesota Avenue WILLMAR, MINNESOTA O. E. Carter, Pastor 112 OSHKOSH GOSPEL TABERNACLE Sincere Congratulations Forest and Elmwood to the Oshkosh, Wisconsin Class of '50 GREETINGS Be thou an example of the believers in word, in - conversation, in charity, in Edward F. Lutz A.W.Nelson spirit, in faith, in purity. Pastor 'I Tim. 4:12 Pastor Ass. of God Hr. Sun. 9:00 a.m. K W O A 730 on dial ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH ' .1 1518 Miller 81. CONGRATULATIONS The Friendly Church Class Of 1950 May God bless you and make you a blessing REV. AND MRS. R. S. PETERSON and CHOIR Worthington, Minnesota Broinerd, Minnesota Heard 8 to 9 every Sunday night on KLIZ 1400 on the dials Presenting a Living Message ... y CITY OF LAKES CHURCH - now under construction In due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Gal. 6:9 CITY OF LAKES CHURCH - MINNEAPOLIS 4121 Ewing Avenue South 1present address1 Chowen Avenue South at West 43rd Street Guture address1 Wilson Katter, Pastor Wh. 7777 113 Congrclw'cm s CONGRATULATIONS from BETHEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sen'OFC'Ossof 50 4th and Dickerson St. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Pipestone ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 623 - 3rd St. 8., W. from the F. D. Eide, Pastor K. M. Freiheit, Pastor Congratulations THE GARY FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Class of '50 Gary, Indiana 8th .Avenue at Conneticut Street THE EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE Congratulates you In the heart of the Capital with the Capital at heart Class Of 1950 St. Paul3,Minnesota Honoring our own Charles Celentano Glenn M. Horst, Pastor 536 University Avenue A Warm Welcome Awaits You. A. V. GUSTAFSON, PASTOR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I950 33'. 'HJ 7, .' He that winneth souls is g V, WISE-H Prov. 11:30 Mme ., MM u- ' ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Fourth Avenue South and Eleventh Street MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA Rev, and Mrs, Alex Karmarkovic Radio Broadcast - Every Sunday - 8:30-9:00 A.M. over KVOX U340 KO H4 Greetings dear Seniors of N.C.B.l. May God's richest blessings descend from on high. Go forth in the service of Jesus your Lord, Be led by His Spirit and Best Wishes Heralds of the King from the stand on His Word. EVANGELIST ANNA B. lOCK ARCHETTE Galva, III. STAFF Congratulations: i HERALDS OF THE KING God's best be yours as you Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, faithfully labour for Him. quit you like men, be strong. Let all Keep that which is committed to thy trust. I Tim. 6:20 your things be done with charity. I Corinthians 16:13'14 Rev. Joe 7V. Shoults, Pastor, St. Clair, Mo. THE CHRISTtS AMBASSADORS NORTH CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OF GOD offer CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT CLASS AND A GREAT SCHOOL WE ARE NORTH CENTRAL BOOSTERS ROBERT ABBOTT, President VERNE MAC KINNEY, Vice President KENNETH FREIHEIT, Secretary SECTIONAL CHAIRMEN ROBERT ABBOTT, North East KENNETH FREIHEIT, South West CHARLES LAMSON, North West WILLARD BAND, South Central DAN ROEHL, West Central W. F. HARDING, South East ARVID KINGSRITER, East Central DEAN ROHNER, Middle West VERNE MAC KINNEY, Central WILLIS LONG, Twin Cities MOST OF THESE MEN ARE NCBI ALUMNI 115 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! It has been a pleasure to serve you. The Nelson Studio 808 laSalle 3': Specializing in candid and studio wedding photographs a5: OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 1950 ARCHIVE Compliments SWAN LAUNDERERS Cleaners 8: Dyers 819 Portland Ave. AT. 0431 Minneapolis, Minn. CLAIRS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complete car and garage service 8th Ave. and 8th St. Minneapolis THE CURTIS HOTEL MINNEAPOLIS Largest and Finest in the upper Mid-west Single Room $3.50 - $4.50 Double Room $4.50 - $7.00 All Rooms with Private Soft Water Bath CHRIST FOR ALL FOR CHRIST CONGRATULATIONS I I! from THE CHRISTS AMBASSADORS of the MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Go forth in the power of HIS Might. Preaching and TeachMg All. Men of the lOVE of God! H6 FOREMAN 8x CLARK Suits and Top Coats $20 to $40 Danielsonts Hennepin and Fifth Medical Arts Pharmacy, Inc. AT 0685 It Pays to Look Your Best TOM'S BARBER SHOP Specialist in Good Hair Cutting MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Two Entra nces Tom O'Connor, Proprietor 825Nicollet-7850.NinthSt. 805 Ninth Street South Telephone ATlcmtic 3317-3318-3319 HANNAH3S CAFE Always open EXCLUSIVE PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Chicago Ave. at 15th w. Danielson Drug Co. Danielson Drug go. 2339 CentralAve. 3990 CentralAva. Just good food GRanville 1312 GRanville 6734 No beer or liquor served $3111!an w x xemple Soul's Harbor - All things Anchored in Jesus REV. AND MRS. GORDON K. PETERSON AND STAFF EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Gordon K. Peterson The Man with a Message - TELEVISION - The First Pentecostal Church in the nation to appear on Television Every Wednesday Evening - 10:15 W.T.C.N. T.V. - Channel 4 That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of his sufferings being made conformable unto his death. Phil. 3:10 Truth on Fire on the Air Monday thru Friday Minneapolis- St. Paul Portland, Ore. K.E.Y.D K.P.D.Q. Vk i San Francisco California K.S.A.N. Topeka, Kans. K.J.A.Y. H7 SUNNYSIDE tVARlETY STORE 809 50. 9th Street Dry Goods - School Supplies - Notions Houseware - Hardware - Toiletries PHONE AT. 9174 LINGUIST MUSIC CO. Musical Instruments - Pianos Accordions low Prices ' Easy Payments 26 No. 8th St. AT 8233 FOR REAL ESTATE Mortgage Loans. and Insurance Call Us First Friendly Reliable Service since 1921 Anton G. Hanson Co. BONDS - NOTARY pueuc Du. 734s 1513 East Lake St. 90- 3882 TRUE VALUE IS MOST IMPORTANT THESE DAYS Quality at right price is what we consider a true value . . . not iust price alone. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS have always held up to their famous reputation. For your painting requirements and for beautiful, distinctive wallpaper designs, write or pay us a visit. We will be glad to recommend a reliable decorator. Iathrog 13a; Qin5uEEI$GA 119- 123 50. 10th St. Geneva 6323 MINNEAPOLIS 2, MINNESOTA CONGRATULATIONS Jesus. HERALDS OF THE KING Welcome into the fast growing Alumni fam- ily. May your labors of love with us be exemplary of the high calling in Christ Rev. Willis G. Long, President H8 MAY GODlS RICHEST BLESSINGS REST UPON THE CLASS OF I950 Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness. Isaiah 41:10 CLASS OF 52 CONGRATU LATIONS Heralds of The Kingll Be patient therefore brethren unto the coming of the Lord. Behold the husbandman waiteth for the precious fruit of the earth and hath long patience for it, until he receive the early and latter rain. James 5:7 CLASS OF SI 119 LAKELAND Color Press ' REVERE Advertising A COMPLETE, PRINTING AND AGENCY SERVICE FOR CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS BOX 28 0 BRAINERD, MINNESOTA 640 ANDRUS BLDG . ' MINNEAPOLIS MAJESTIC CLEANERS AND lAUNDERERS INC. i 1721 Chicago GE 3341 We feature Sunday Dinners Catering Io College Kids ALLEN'S CAFE 171716 Chicago Avenue Congratulations Class of '50 Pastor Warren B. Straton and Congregation BETHEI. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH North Goodman at Ripley Rochester New York CONSECRATED MISSIONARY CALLS of the Class of l950 ' ., .m- , 4mg 'c' mum 'm cuss 1950 120 Compliments of. CRAVENS PRHNTHNGJ Cm, 2415 Bloomington Avenue Rexel 6270 Minneapolis 4, Minn. CONGRATULATIONS and wishing you the best of success in your chosen field EXCLUSIVE-INSURED. MOTHPROOF CLEANING TENTH AT a1 CHICAGO M DRY CLEANERS 0 LINEN SUPPLY HATTERS 0 FURRIERS MAin 3331 lAUNDERERS 0 RUG CLEANERS 0 DYERS 0 DIAM-ONDS Reliable Watch Repairing I.A LONE JEWELERS David Klemke Owner Phone: Pleasant 1847 3008 Hennepin Ave. Christian Greetings Class of 1950 MINNESOTA GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE, Inc. Rev. Henry J. Saltau, State Director 2022 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Objective: Promoting the Kingdom of God through Prayer and Applied Christianity The Sign of Real Quality pS Ice Cream and Sherberts appeal to Everyone. They are wholesome, healthful and are properly balanced nutritious dairy foods. Kemps Ice Cream and Sherberts are served exclusively at your school for your enjoyment. KEMPS ICE CREAM COMPANY - Minneapolis, Minnesota 121 INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL PETROLEUM 'Pnooucrs V ' W. H. Barber Co. MINNEAPOLIS A. FINE ORIGINALS, INC. Manufacturers DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR and UNIFORMS 510 First Avenue North Minneapolis 3, Minnesota Telephone - GE 4900 3 O ALLEN ELECTRIC ORGANS O Nationally advertised RADIO - PHONOGRAPH - TELEVISION COMBINATIONS and PIANOS . AAGAARD MUSIC CO. Corner 8th and LaSalle Minneapolis AT. 4355 7x 3 3 S IOR 3 35333 1;: 3 3 W F 3 3 3 m TE ; 3 f3 3 .33 $3 39 3 07M;m,9 744 W 3 3 3 r, WWIW'7M g 3 3 R. D. Plumley E. E. Ostlund RE. 4322 BOB 8 ELMERtS SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Body and Fender Work 3033 4th Ave. 80. Minneapolis Your Neighborhood Cleaners Best quality work for less money Special price to Bible students ARTISTIC CLEANERS, DYERS, FURRIERS 320 8th Ave. 50- See us for summer storage CONGRATULATIONS! Class of '50 RIVERSIDE GOSPEL CHAPEL Sand Creek,Wisconsin Rev. Arne T. Thomassen, Pastor Best wishes to the Class of 1950 SIOUX FALLS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Arthur F. Berg Anna C. Berg Ministers 118 East 13th St. Sioux Falls, South Dakota ACCORDtONM QUALITY FIRST Over 300 of the finest Italian accordions to choose from. All standard makes at a 4070 saving. Our motto is 'The Best for Less' Accordions loaned to beginners with lessons FREE TRAFICANTE ?..4. f1. u, A AT 0381 41 So. 8th Street o, q. Ww'h CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 A FRIEND Congratulations Class of '50 In Memory of the late REV. A. W. WILSONL FOUNDER 4th St. Church of God in Christ 1318 4th St. Rev. Wm. B. Williams, Pastor 123 Northern Gospel Publishing House 900 Elliot Ave. 5., Minneapolis, Minnesota in the North Central Bible Institute i Owned and operated by the North Central District Council of the Assemblies of God Books . . 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