North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

Norman Hays, Editor Dale Edwards, Assistant Editor LaVerne Jensen, Co-Literary Editor Bonnie Wileman, Co- Literary Editor Bob Ross, Advertising Manager Bob Hanson, Sales Manager LeRoy Stevenson, Business Manager Ken Carlson, Art Editor Herb Murphy, Photographer Gale Center, Photographer John Phillipps, Advisor Raymond Levang, Advisor NORTH CENTRAL Proudly THE I956 BIBLE INSTITUTE Fromm ARCHIVE 321515 of 80Mmf5 VI Administration Students Missions Worship Music Activities Dedicated to MISSIONS, U.S.A. North Central Bible Institute is dedicated to one purpose: to train young people in the fundamentals of the Word of God, equiping them to step out and to bring the reality of Christ and His more abundant life to a needy world. A recent survey shows that a high percentage of graduates entered new fields and built new churches. The school has trained 3,900 young people coming from all around the world. To you who have caught the vision of lost and dying humanity and through faith have stepped out for God; to you who struggle amid heat and cold, blessings and trials, darkness and light; to you who have consecrated your life to God for the purpose of winning others into the kingdom; to you who have left earthly inheritance behind to build your inheritance in heaven; to you who have gone to the four-comers of the world to present Christ to those in the darkness of sin; to you pioneer ministers and missionaries of N.C.B.I. we gratefully dedicate the 1956 ARCHIVE. ngx. $41 ' 3 V. grams. . . w l . um Administrafim And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers? EPH. 4:11 REV. l. O. MILLER Executive Vice President thor if, when we were ene- mies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life? Rom. 5:10 Introduction to Pro- phecy, Romans and Hebrews REV. FRANK J. LINDQUIST President 7 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me? Phil. 4:13 Doctrine I and II, Divine Healing, Parliamentary Law REV. T. J. JONES Dean of the School How much more shall the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered him- self without spot to God, purge your conscience from dead works to serve the living God? Hebrews 9:14 Old T estament, Poetical Books, Typology, Acts, Holy Spirit, Daniel and Isaiah REV. HERBERT SNYDER District Treasurer The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want? Psalms 23:1 Survey of Mission REV. G. RAYMOND CARLSON Minnesota DistrictSuperintendent 11For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain? Phil. 1:21 Pastoral Theology REV. WILSON A. KATTER Minnesota District Secretary 11But as many as received him, to them gave he power to be- come the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name? John 1:12 Personal Evangelism REV. M. C. NELSON Dean of Men hhlf ye then be: risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above, not on things of the earth? Col. 3:1-2 Registrar, Homiletics I and II, Biblical Introduc- tion, Pastoral Epistles, Orientation IONE E. SOLTAU Dean of Women hhAsk and it shall be given you,- seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you? Matt. 7:7 School Nurse, Orienta- tion, Child Evangelism, Visual Education, Vaca- tion Bible School, Child Psychology REV. E. B. ADAMSON District Sunday School Director ttThy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee? Psa. 119:11 Sunday School Organiza- tion, S u n d a y School Methods MRS. WALLACE CHARLES ttSo shalt thou find favour and good understanding in the sight of God and man. Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding? Prov. 3:4,5 Typing, Spanish REV. KENNETH FREIHEIT District C. A. President ttNow then we are ambassa- dors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Chrisfs stead, be ye reconciled to God? II Cor. 5:20 Epistles, C. A. Youth Leadership REV. ARVID KINGSRITER ilThat the name of our Lord Jesus Christ may be glorified in you, and ye in him, accord- ing to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Chiistfl II Thess. 1:12 Director of Public Rela- tions, Christian Service Director, New Testa- ment, Epistles I MRS. LAWRENCE B. LARSEN 111 will sing of the mercies of the LORD for ever: with my mouth will I make known thy faithfulness to all genera- tions? Psa. 89:1 Marimba and Piano REV. LAWRENCE B. LARSEN llNot with eyeservice, as men- pleasers; but as the servants of Christ, doing the will of God from the heart; With good will doing service, as to the Lord, and not to men? Eph. 6:6,7 F undamentals of Speech, Choral conducting, Sight Singing and Ear Training I and II, Counterpoint, History of Music I and II, Evangelaires, Band REV. RAYMOND LEVANG hhThat I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made con- formable unto his death? Phil. 3:10 Hermeneutics, Beginning German, Science Survey, Survey of Ancient His- tory, English Composi- tion, Archive Advisor MRS. ALYCE PHILLIPPS hhl will praise thee, for I am .fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy . works; and that my soul nknoweth right well? First Aid, Obstetrics REV. JOHN P. PHILLIPPS 3 . . and what does the Lord require of you but to do jus- tice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your GOdJy, Micah 6:8 A.R.S.V. Archive and Archette Advisor, Director of Ath- letic Activities, New Tes- tament, General Psychol- ogy, Beginning Creek Advanced Greek, Logic, Pedagogy, Introduction to Philosophy, Music Ap- predation . . Teachers spend time studying to give us advice. We in turn study and hope it will suffice . . . H. N. TANGMO hhHave not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good cour- age be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed; for the Lord thy God is with thee whither- soever thou goest? Josh. 1:9 Christian Evidences, Sur- vey of English Literae ture, Church History, Survey of American Lit- erature, Polemics, His- tory of Religious Educa- tion ESTHER SELNESS W press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling 0 God in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3:14 Conducting, Harmony I, Harmony II, Keyboard Harmony I and II, F orm and Analysis, Ladies Chorus Staff Alice Cool District Office Secretary Clara Mae Burtels Registrar's Assistant Dorothy Edwards Assistant Bookkeeper Estella Burkhart Librarian, Matron Fred Halquist Building Manager Esther Buth Cafeteria Assistant Virginia Peterson Registrar's Assistant Betty Hintz Cafeteria Assistant Arlene Swanson Assistant Matron, Housekeeping Bernice Hudson Bookkeeper Elaine Timm Cafeteria Manager Frank Leroy First Engineer 20 13am! 17f Eirtctors T. J. Jones Not present when group picture taken Front Row: Stanley H. Clarke, Herbert Snyder, l. 0. Miller, Frank J. Lindquist, G. Raymond Carlson, Wilson Katfer, W. E. Weides. Back Row: Clinton Fick, M. E. Culbertson, Edwin Gunderson, Herman Rohde, Loyal A. Miller, Martin E. Gerdes, D. K. Wiley. Not Robert Abbot present when group picture taken School Sfenographers Shirley Hanson Jeannette Tosfen Irene Wykes School Stenographers Maryanne Nelson Corrine Ambs Assistant Librarians Carmefa Thomas Mary Alice Kennedy Cafeteria Help Beverly Guenther Joye Norwood Marilyn Leslie 22 Studmfs Study to show thyself ap- proved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth? II TIM. 2:15 Seniors Three years of study behind us now lie; We stood in the limelight of those who passed by; Our hearts are rejoicing in His unfailing grace; Our hope is to see Him one day face to face. Our aim is to work and never to shun, That others might know Him, and the work He has done. LEON HAMMACK President 1er3 MM 1m A TOM TRASK SHIRLEY MEINSHAUSEN ROBERTA CUTSFORTH Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 24 We have been honored at three Welcome parties by the C.A.,s 0t Fre- mont Tabernacle, Bloomington Tempte, and the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle. A getvacqua'mted party for the entire school was also given in our honor. It started out weh, but before We got acquainted, the rains came tumbhng down. VOLUME t This year is titled With many thrilL ing and exciting adventures for each of us, but it is not all play and fun. The classes are titled With the presence of the Lord and We are growing in the knowledge and grace of our Lord and To aid us in our social functions and school government the class has elected Dorothy Bosenkrans, Florence Cole, 25 Vacation is a over and We arrive bac at ort C a1 f ur o y ReneWm d acquamta es 15 Yeah hm an ne IS h p y o b back We ave one 6 Wises p Xe 0E the woxld Xead'mg m' dass h year, Kelth He assisted xse. Hanson, Vice President, Barbara West, Secretary and Bonnie Wlleman, Treas- urer. message given y Rev. Hilton Griswold. X UFE AT N.C.B.i. Entering the ha 115 ct N. C.B.1. this fail, We the class of 1956, 1eaiize 0111 B1 'bie scho ooi days will soon e Many 0 0111 numbe1 have d1opped 0111 1anks, bu t we a1e happy for those who did 1et11111. Leadingou 111ciass this year we find Leon Hammac,i?1eside11t, 0111 T1ask, Vice P1eside11t,Shi1iey einhausen, Secretary, an Roberta Cutsiorth, T1easu1e1.u1StudenCtnC01111c1c1i mem bers areB B0 01111 1eAni'mS ,Ca10 oiSchaie1, Shi1ieyBu1khar 1t, B0 b Boss 5311M mPaime1, and hm mQ1 11istad. We extend 0111 pray s t ithose oi 0111 ciassma es wh are activ nChris- t1a11 Se1V1ce in prepa1at1$11 11i0 e time when they 1i be 11 the iuiietime House at Halloween roved uite interesting. y, 1t iss surp1isi11g what a per erson indsa she 10111116175 through the various 1001115. VOLUME Hi Ente1i11g thea ia st lap of the ioumey this second semester h1i11gs aieeiing oi'mixed emotions. T111it he L0 10 has been wonde eriu i to us d111 1i11g 0111 da ays he1e. The missiona 1ycconve11tio11s the past three yea1s shave bee a time 0 g1eat spiritual awakenin g. e 065 We 1dw Wiii io 11g be 1e111e111- bereczi. he Lord has been v e1y g1 acious in givingis 115 th haoppo1t1mityce 0E gmepm- ing i0101k he1e at NGC We extend 0111Stha11k-y011 t0 ach Bot the Bi hie School days and may race he with all the m that love 0111 Lord iesus Christ in since1ity. 27 JEAN BLACKMAN GLADYS BOLINGER Denison, Iowa Clay City, Indiana . . Tometimes quiet but full . . A girl who does her own of pep? thinking and needs little advice? Religious Education Maior Ladies Chorus-2. TheO'Ogy Maior ZMolg BONNIE ANFINSON Perry, Iowa . . This lass so neat with smiles so sweet? Religious Education Muior Student Council-3; Chairman of the Women's Department-3; ARCHETTE Typist-2; Ladies Chorus -2,3; Harvest Time Trio-3; Christ- mas Play-3. , . EUGENE BOWMAN Granada, Minnesota . . Vf innocence is bliss why bother to be wise? Theology Maior Ban-d-1,2; Mule C h o r u s-I,3; BasketbaII-1,2. GALE CENTER ' Rock Island, Illinois . . Tm a bachelor, hale and hearty? Theology Muior BasebaII-1,2,3; BasketbaII-1,2,3; Male Chorus-1,2; Evangelaires-S; Vice Presidenf-I; Band-1,2,3; ARCHIVE staff-3. SHIRLEY BURKHART Toledo, Ohio . . A diamond sparkles on her left hand? Religious Education Maior Student Council-3; Secretary of Student Council-3; Missionary Band $ecretary-2. 30 DONALD COX Willard, Ohio . dBeware, I may yet do something sensational? Theology Maiqr Baseball-1,2,3; Male Chorus-1; Missionary Bdnd President-Z; Mis- sionary Staff Vice President-3. ERVIN COLE Pillager, Minnesota . . What would we do with- out him? Theology Maior ARCHETTE staff-Z; Missionary Band' Vice President-Z; Mission- ary Band President-S. ROBERTA CUTSFORTH Chetek, Wisconsin . . Ifs nice to be natural when youdre naturally nice? Religious Educuiion Muior Evangeluires-2; Christmas Play- 2; Class Treasurer-3. 1am; ROY DIECK JUNE EGBERT Antigo, Wisconsin Ravenna Ohio dgome .thmk the gory is . . Silence in women is like ma for fun and frolzc. speech in men? Theology Maior Theology Muior Missionary Band Treasurer-Z. xWK ? JIM FRANZEN Aberdeen, South Dakota . . He is constant in his labor and seldom fond of play? Theology Muior Band-I,2. BEVERLY GUENTHER Rothschild, Wisconsin . Chic, charming, clever and cute? Religious Education Maior Missionary Band Treasurer-2; W.M.C. Treasurer-1,2; ARCHETTE iypist-Z; Ladies Chorus-2,3; Har- vest Time Trio-2,3; Missionary Stuff Treasurer-3. . . Her ways are ways of Religious Education Muior lEON HAMMACK Canton, Ohio . . The difficult we do im- mediately; the impossible takes a little longer? Theology Maior BasebalI-1,2,3; Evangelaires-1,2; Male Chorus-2; Student Council- 'I; Missionary Band Vice President -2; Class President-3. ZMon ROBERT HANSON NORMAN HAYS Cumberland, Wisconsin F0 Dodge, Iowa . . Ready for anything you . . A steady man with just a ask, be 1t fun or be it a task? little nonsense now and Theology Muior then? Class President-l; Class Vice Theology Muior Presidenf-Z; Missionary Band BusketbalI-1,2,3; BGSEbGIl-L2l3; President-3; Pastor of Meadow- Student CounciI-2; Mule Chorus- dale Assembly of God. 1,2; School Play-3; Missionary Band Treasurer-2; ARCHIVE Ed- ifor-3. DAVID HULTBERG Moose Lake, Minnesota . . No step backward will he take? Theology Maior EVELYN JUNKER Comfrey, Minnesota . . Neatness is a crowning grace? Music Education Maior Evangelaires-I; Chapel Organist and pianist-1,2,3. lAVERNE JENSEN Norfolk, Nebraska . . Good natured and well liked? Mission Maior ARCHETTE Assistant Editor-2; ARCHIVE Co-liferary Editor-3; W.M.C. Secretary-2. MARY ALICE KENNEDY Park Falls, Wisconsin . . Beware, I may do some- thing desperate yetf' Religious Education Maior Evangelaires-I; ARCHETTE-1,2,3; Marimba Trio-2,3. lOEllA lANGMADE JAMES lARSON Elk River, Minnesota Breckenridge, Minnesota . . A gal ymid like to meet . . 1 know a trick thafs anytime? worth two of thatf' Religious Education Muior Theology Maior Male Chorus-l; Mission Band President-3. s o A l 'V IM ROBERT lUDWIG Plymouth, Indiana ' . . A live wire, but never shocking? Theology Muior Great lakes Bible School-l; Christmas Play-3; Chapel Organ- ist-2,3; Missionary Band President -3; Evangelaires-S; Basketball 2 GERALDINE MARSHALL ARLENE MATTRISCH Knoxville, Iowa Found, Wisconsin fNot that I love study less, . . Success is her highest but I love fun more? aim? Theology Muior Religious Education Muior W.M.C Vice President-3; ladies Great Lakes Bible SchooI-L Chorus-3; Missionary Band Secre- fury-2. ZMon ROSE MARIE MABBITT Henderson, Iowa . Sh.e,s gentle, shek shy, but thereis mischief in her eye? Religious Education Maior SHIRLEY MEINSHAUSEN Pound, Wisconsin . M0st of the horn leaders of men are women. Religious Educmion Maior Great Lakes Bible lnstitute-l; Ladies Chorus-2; Banquet Com. mittee-Z; Missionary Band Treas- urer-3; Class Secretary-S. sz I or ' x75 x M! MARYANNA NELSON Clear Lake, Wisconsin . . A smile goes a long way to make many friends? Religious Education Maior Banquet Committee-Z; Missionary Band Secretary-S. RHODA NELSON Duluth, Minnesota $1168 got big brown eyes and personality twice their Size? Religious Education Maior Student Council Member-1,2; ladies Chorus-2; Band-Z; ARCH- ETTE Reporter-3. OTTO OLSON PHYLLIS OSBORN Onamia, Minnesota Rowley, Iowa . . nHe went about his work . . Trggress is made by work quietly? alone. Theology Maiol- Missions Maior Ladies Chorus-2; Missionary Band Treasurer-S. ZMomz ALICE NICHOLS Barnesville, Minnesota . . She greets you with a friendly smile? Religious Education Muior JubileHe Trio-l; Evangelaires-T; Mission Band Secretary-2; Ban- quet Committee-2. JAMES QUISTAD Terre Haute, Indiana Willmar, Minnesota . . A solid, substantial fellow . . A perfectly contented in more ways than one? person am I? Theology Maior Theology Maior Missionary Band Vice President-Z; Missionary Band Treasurer-3; Stu- Sfudenf CounciI-3; Missionary dent Council-3; Evangelaires-L2; Band President-3. Busketball-1,2. JAMES PALMER ALBERT ROBINSON Kingston, Jamaica . . Know' what you know and know it well? Theology Maior Male Chorus-1,2. MARY ST. JOHN CAROL SCHAFER St. James, Minnesofu Sherburn, Minnesota . . There s a vim and a snap . . She can amuse most any- in her pleasant ways? one? Religious Education Maior Harvest Time Trio-2,3; Student Council-3; Director of Christmas PIay-3; Missionary Band Secretary Religious Education Muior Ladies Chorus-1,2. 1350er ROBERT ROSS Kalispell, Montana . . N0t bold, nor shy, but a mingling of both? Theology Maior Male Chorus-1,2; Student Council -2,3; Student Council Presidenf-3; Mission Band Vice President-2; ARCHIVE Advertising Manager-3; Chapel Deacon-3; Christmas Play o BEATRICE SINGLETON Park Rapids, Minnesota . . hLiked here, liked there, liked everywhere? Missions Maior Ladies Chorus-2; Mission Band Treasurer-3. ' lEROY STEVENSON Moorhead, Minnesota . . hhStately and tall, he walks in the hall?' Theology Maior ARCHETTE Editor-2; S t u cl e n t Council-2. WILLIAM SOLOMON Garden City, Michigan . . Wot a chip off the old black, but the old block it- self? Theology Muior HARLAND UPTON Mound, Minnesota . The proof of ability is action? Theology Maior Pastor of Mound Assembly of God. THOMAS TRASK Duluth, Minnesota . . $0metimes I just sit and think, and sometimes I just sit? Theology Maior BasketbalI-1,2; Class Vice Pres- ident-S; Male Chorus-1,2. W Mala BARBARA TENNYSON Waukegan, Illinois . . V agree with no marfs opinions, I have a few of my own? Religious Education Maior LIFE Bible College-I; Trio-3; Mis- sionary Band Secretary-Z; ladies Chorus-S. MARTIN VENZKE Minneapolis, Minnesota . . Studying, I believe, is hard on the brain? . Missions Maior ARCHETTE Reporter-Z; Missionary Department Presid'ent-3. MARY JANE WANIOREK La Crosse, Wisconsin Independence now, inde- pendence forever? Religious Education Maior lORRAINE VIRES Lima, Ohio . . Wilence has many advanw tages? Religious Education Muior Ladies Chorus-Z; Mission Secretary-S. Band KEITH WISE Waterloo, Iowa YVONNE WILEMAN Shakopee, Minnesota . . Our All-American Girl? . . Some guys are wise, Fm Religious Educaiion Maior otherwise? ARCHETTE R e p o r t e r-3; Class Theology Muior Treasurer-2; Band-'l; ARCHIVE ' Co-liferary Editor-S. Stgdent Counc'l-l; Class President 105mg; CLIFFORD WEllBROCK St. Paul, Minnesota . . Tis a great deal more he thinks than talks? Theology Maior IRENE WYKES Wharton, Ohio iShe: has the sunny dis- fliked best by those who posztzon. know her best Religious Education Maior W.M.C. Presiden1-2,3; Missionary Staff Secretary-3. MARY ELLEN YOAKAM Findlay, Ohio Theology Maior Missionary Band Secretary-3. Nol pictured: VIRGINIA COOK MARVIN SELNESS WESLEY SMITH FRANCIS TROENDLE DAVID WOllIN BETTY ROSS 'n S V' V ; Wrg $ x x75 x M7 . Let each man do his ' best? Theology Maior MARLIN DEBBAN Shawna, Wisconsin . . What he cant do, cantt be done? Theology Muior Salvationaires Male Quarfel-I; Missionary Band President-3,4; Student Council-3. mmyr-n meme I-I70CO-n FRED HALQUIS'I' Minneapolis, Minnesota . . ttH e who sows good nature reaps good friendship. Building Manager- We are happy to announCe the first year of our new four-year plan of higher education here at N.C.B.I. There are ten students in this pioneer class. The need for higher education today makes it an inestimable asset to the ministry and the laity. DAVID BURY Minneapolis, Minnesota . . I dontt have to study history - I make my own? Theology Maior Transfer Student-University of Minnesota; ARCHIVE Photographer -'l,2; ARCHETTE Reporter-I; Band -1,2; Male Chorus-1,2; Mission- ary Band Treasurer-Z; Basketball -1,2,3. NATHAN lUTES Stapleton, Nebraska . . Stoop low and save the chandelierf Thoology Maior Male Chorus-2; Missionary Band Vice Presid'ent-2; Missionary Band Treasurer-2. Not pictured: ALVIN CHESLEY DEAN GllllNGS J. M. NELSON FLOYD SAUR mmyI-n mym- I-JWCO'H TRUMAN VAN lUVEN Saulf' Ste. Marie, Michigan . . Wd think school is great if we didrft have to study? Theology Muior Transfer Sfudent-Western Mich- igan Teachers' College; Missionary Band Presidenf-2,3; Male Chorus -2; ARCHETTE Reporter-2; Bas- ketbalI-I,2,3. ANNABELLE STOLBERG Clear lake, Wisconsin . . A smile goes a long way to make life happyf Theology Maior , Valedictorian LAVERNE JENSEN In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3:6 HONOR STUDENTS Martin Venzke, Shirley Meinshausen, Alice Nichols, leRoy Stevenson, Robert lud'wig, Maryanne: Nelson, Barbara Tennyson, Irene Wykes. Salutatorian ROBERTA CUTSFORTH That the name of our Lord Jesus Christ may be glorified in you, and ye in him, according to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ. II Thess. 1:12 t caught ya! The Cowgirls FatherlY touch! BuggY daYS! Romance Shirley 49 jmim Another year has ended Dear M aster, that it be counted another year of service unto thee. Another year is dawning Dear Master, let it be On earth, or else in heaven, Another year with thee. Marvin lvie President Richard Balken Vice-Presidenf Shirley Hanson Norman Wenig Secretary Treasurer 50 Richard Balken Bethany Beberg Darlene Becker Ruth Blankehship Minneapolis, Minnesota Fergus Falls, Minnesota Cresco, IOWG W0 POiM: Montana Dorothy Borthwick Winnipeg, Canada Boyd Bouchie Grand Rapids, Minnesota Carla Bunn Gordon Bundrock Charles Brown Francis Bowcm Flint, Michigan Britten, South Dakota Glenville, Minnesota Sheboygan, Wisconsin 51 Kenneth Carlson Joanne Carlblom John Burke David Buschow Sioux Falls, South Dakota MinneGPOIis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Wells, Minnesota Mark Carter Rochester, Minnesota Donald Center Rock Island , Illinois Donald A. Davis Donald R. Davis Marlene Delger Roger Dissmore Minneapolis, Minnesovta Menomonie, Wisconsin Wolf Point, Montana Whitehall, Wisconsin 52 Gerald Doyle Donald Dreyer Ila Jean Eckerf Minneapolis, Minnesota . Minneapolis, Minnesota Plymouth, Indiana Dale Edwards Edinburg, Illinois chop'm H MKSS Dorothy Eller Moose Lake, Minnesota 4 a: Sharon Gaylen Esther Galka June Fredberg Garland Elliott Siren, Wisconsin Detroit, Michigan Minneapolis, Minnesota Sfrasburg, Virginia 53 Sherry Hanson Virginia Hone Homer Giles Rice lake, Wisconsin Moville, Iowa Eau Claire, Wisconsin Geraline Heitke Paynesville, Minnesota Ruby Heifke Paynesville, Minnesota Cpsette Herried Mona Hettick . 0W HOHen Siberf Holmquist .7 ' Vermillion, South Dakota Regan, South Dakota S'kes'onr Missouri Minneapolis, Minnesota 54 r . Ruth Hubbard Lois Hulfquist $9M, ' Dale Hunt Marvin lvie Fairmont, West Virginia Belview, Minnesota Garrettsville, Ohio Bourbon, Missouri William Johnson Minneapolis, Minnesota Duane Juve Gully, Minnesota Phil Kroll Melvin Klingsheim Charles Kelly Paul Katter Oshkosh, Wisconsin Spring Valley, Minnesota Saul? Ste. Marie, Michigan Minneapolis, Minnesota 55 Carol Leslie Ruth Laskey Wesley larson Orville larson Paw Paw, Michigan Winnipeg, Canada Grand Forks, North Dakota Willmar, Minnesota Corwin Lowe Knoxville, Iowa Eeeek ! ! ! Phyllis luther Lima, Ohio 1f Kenneth Mehlhaff James Millsups George Mullen Connie Murphy Sioux Falls, South Dakota Waco, Texas OWJMWG, Iowa v Shelbina, Missouri 56 Herbert Murphy Lowell Nelson Verna Nelson Joye Norwood' Two Harbors, Minnesota Cambridge, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Brainerd, Minnesota Delores Novak Fender, Nebraska Dream on. Morris Ohlin Nekoosa, Wisconsin Roy Phillips Darlene Pearen Cecil Parkerl Maylon Olson Richmond, Missouri Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Barney, Georgia Onamia, Minnesota 57 Muriorie Reckard Dick Quiggle Evelyn Pope Marie Phillipson Aifkin, Minnesota Braham, Minnesota Fairmont, Minnesom Whitehall, Wisconsin Don Reynolds Pawnee, Illinois Howard Richter Shawano, Wisconsin lillie Rothwell George Saint William Schmit Maxine Rose Brookfield, Missouri Poplar, Minnesota Grupeville, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota 58 Eugene Speich Robert Sfrund Earl Stroh Joanne Sturh Tomahawk, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota Herrick, South Dakota Granada, Minnesota Marie Swenson Shawano, Wisconsin Carmefa Thomas Grunt City, Missouri Harry Webster Shirley Ulberg Fahh 1'0 Jeanette Tosten Petersburg, Virginia Minneapolis, Minnesota Watertown, New York Cresco, Iowa 59 60 Norman Wenig Robert Williams Ronald Wing Minneapolis, Minnesota Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Falls City, Nebraska n: in John Wisemun Fern Creek, Kentucky LaVina Ackermann Orville Anderson Don Clark Mrs. Mildred Dickerson lynn Fulmer Herbert Mariama Curfiss Marple Earl Norwood Sam Peterson Not pictured: James Whitlock Don Paulson Bowden, North Dakota David Olson James Poppenhagen Eugene Singleton Leatrice Samson Robert Smith Miles Steam: Patricia Szelasf William Tucker Kenneth Wheeler So sad! Camera fun 50 different! Posing 2k, 5 The winners ! ! 61 ?rcslzmm The Master stood in His garden Among His children so dear, Whom He alone had summoned And trained throughout the year. They in turn are longing To work in the fields so white,- To be ready when he calls them, Be it day or night! David Nelson - President Delores Got? - Secretary LaVonne Lee - Treasurer Waldemar Zusfrow Vice President 62 Crystalle Adamson Ruth Alfhaus Carine Ambs John Andrews Minneapolis, Minnesota Big Stone City, South Dakota Portage, Wisconsin Iowa City, Iowa Brook Banfield Keith Beachem Wayne Bell Wadsworth, Ohio Ortonville, Minnesota Jackson, Minnesota Darrell Birk Eleanor Blauvelt Esther Bellman Austin, Minnesota Thedford, Nebraska Minneapolis, Minnesota Marvin Bontrager Ruben Bonfrager Ardith Bowers Middlebury, Indiana Middlebury, Indiana Delta, Colorado Robert Britten Ff. Madison, Iowa 63 Barbara Brown Robert Buckingham Dianne Budde Kenneth Butler HammondSVillel Ohio Sterling, Ohio WaferfUWn, South Dakota Front Royal, Virginia Donald Carter Anita Clark Frank Crews Ottumwa, Iowa Minneapolis, Minnesota Breckenridge, Missouri Juanifa Cutsforth Howard David Jolene Davis Chetek, Wisconsin Mitchell, Nebraska Hill City, Kansas Juanita DeBord Dallas DeVries Jim Dreger Mary Dyer Park Rapids, Minnesota Willmar, Minnesota Alexandria, Minnesota ' Memphis, Missouri 64 Nancy Edwards Beverly Edwards Maxine Ehrat Charlotte Fishback Pawnee, Illinois Pawnee, Illinois Rock Falls, Illinois Winchester, Virginia Nancy Fredberg Janet Friesen Gay Frisinger Minneapolis, Minnesota Sedan, Minnesota Barron, Wisconsin Clarke Gage Marion Geselle Delores Go Valley City, North Delta : Olivia, Minnesota Cedar Rapids, Iowa Joy Gregory Ermadell Gross Gtace Hagenb'eck Sheila Hamilton Delmar, Iowa Hayfield, Minnesota Thief River Falls, anesoia Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 65 Bruce Hansemann Donald Harmon Helen Hedstrom Dannie Hembree Minneapolis, Minnesota Cambridge, Minnesota Ishpeming, Michigan St. Louis, Missouri Elmer Hergerf Hans Henkel Donna Hoferman Minneapolis, Minnesota Berlin, Germany Storm Lake, Iowa Sharon Holbrook Warren Horton Dorothy Johnson Brainerd, Minnesota Glennie, Michigan Wichita, Kansas Marvel Juve Keith Kirk Alfred chme Faith Krueger Gully, Minnesota Evan, Michigan Terre Haute, Indiana - Minneapolis, Minnesota 66 Pa1-ricia Lambert Helen Landmark lyle l-OII'SOH Reggie 10'50 Davenport, Washington Minneapolis, Minnesota Winnebago, Minnesota Rock Island, Illinois Eva Lathe Bertha lave Evelyn Lawrence Ashland, Wisconsin Ekalaka, Montana Bridgeport, Nebraska Marilyn Leslie laVonne Lee Robert Loukinen Paw Paw, Michigan Alexandria, Minnesota Ontonagon, Michigan Norman McClain Gerald McCowan Stephen? Mcl-Dowel! Robert Markland New Brighton, Minnesota Elsie, Nebraska Sh Lows, M'SSOU laura, Ohio 67 2 xx; Ronnie Masters Samuel Mastrangelo Betty Meinshausen Ella R. Middleton Sioux Falls, South Dakota Richville, Ohio POUNd, Wisconsin SifOSbUfgl Virginia Alice Miles Lowell Miles Anna Mae Miller Trenton, Michigan Des Moines, Iowa Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Beatrice Mohr Bevelyn Moody Marlene Mort Watertown, Wisconsin Nekoosa, Wisconsin Faribaulf, Minnesota David Nelson Jeanne Olson Juaniia 0550 ! Norma Osborn Winnebago, Nebraska Lakewood, California Kewanee, ' inOiS ' Nevada, Iowa 68 Dorothy Ostling Darlene Osterlund Irene Osferlund Carolyn Parsley Onionagon, Michigan North Platte, Nebraska North Platte, NebNaska Elkhart, Indiana div $1 Betty Passmore Carolyn Pederson Bruce Pepe Curwensville, Pennsylvania Worthing, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minnesota i Marvin Repinski Marie Robinson James Schilling, Jr. Stevens Point, Wisconsin Adams, Wisconsin Elgin, IOWG Lewis Smith Mary Smith Marcus Solmes Eugene Strand Silverton, Oregon Walkersville, West Virginia loogootee, Indiana Minneapolis, Minnesota 69 70 Jean Tompkins Lucille Tucker Waverly Tyson A'Ian Van Winkle Rock Falls, Illinois Dodson, Montana Mellen, Wisconsin Plymouth, Indiana Arthur Watts Duane West Cresco, Iowa Eagle Bend, Minnesota Watertown, Wisconsin Waldemar Zasfrow Not pictured: Alice Andrews Wayne Kyle Patricia Beck Ralph leslie Carolyn Gano Paul Muhoney larry Gunn Annette Valentin Elizabeth Hockensmifh leRoy Miller ?miw Students The United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Washington 25, DC. lists N.C.B.I. as ap- proved for attendance by non immigrant aliens. We are glad to extend our welcome to the many students from lands outside of United States. Those who come to us from Hans Henke. across the waters are Peter Holm, Sweden; Hans Henkel, Germany; Albert Robinson Jamaica; and also to those Who come from our neighboring country of Canada. Albert Robinson Peter Holm 71 issims And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature? MARK 16:15 . Miss lone Solfau Marhn 'Venzke Missionary Band Director Presudeni Vice President Irene Wykes Beverly Guenther Secretary Treasurer Missiomry Officcrs 74 I . W0 M414 Karat ii The missionary bands are composed of the entire student body. Each student joins the band of his choice. To head the missionary enterprise, we have Sister Soltau as faculty advisor and a group of four officers, Martin Venzke, President, Don Cox, Vice President, Irene Wykes, Secretary, and Beverly Cuenther, Treasurer. :iHow shall they hear without a preacher? is the question asked in Romans. As we think of the thou- sands of souls in the remote and hid- den areas of the world who know not Christ and His saving grace, our minds repeat over and over iiHow shall they hear without a preacher? Many a heathen has no doubt thought iiNo man careth for my soul? Our missionary groups meet each Thursday. Each band meets for the express purpose of becoming better acquainted with the customs and needs of the various countries. The ultimate purpose in having this knowledge before us is to bring us to a place of deeper realization of our part in this great work. We be- come more aware of our responsibil- ity in praying for the missionaries and their work. Each year the students pledge to- ward missionary efforts. This yeafs goal is $9,000. In 1955 N.C.B.I. was first among the Assemblies of God schools in per capita giving and second in total giving. As we see the iifields white unto harvesti, and hear the cry of the heathen that iino man careth for my 3011?, we are inspired to yield our all to the Lord and answer His call to do our part that they too might know our Christ. 75 76 First Row: I. Osferlund, P. Beck, M. Dyer, P. Szelast, L. Rothwell, J. Storm, A. Andrews, L. Jensen. Second Row: A. Miller, D. Osterlund, G. Marshall, J. lewis, R. Nelson, C. Shafer, M. Robinson, J. Osborne. Third Row: F. Ammefer, D. Brander, F. Bowen, E. Kelting, D. Eastman, l. Stevenson, D. Hulfberg, J. Andrews. D. Harmon. Earl Norwood, Vice President; Geraldine Marshall, Marlin Debban Secretary; Beatrice Singleton, Treasurer. President First Row: R. Hubbard, M. Reckard. R. Blankenship, J. Gregory, C. Murphy, R. Lurskey, L. Nichols. Second Row: M. Smith, L. Langmade, J. Storm, B. Peterson, G. Bolinger, Y. Wileman, B. Anfinson, S. Burkhurf, E. Junker. Third Row: 5. Holbrook, B. Banfield, B. Singleton, J. Olson, B. Meinshausen, B. Mohr, B. Passmore, D. Goff, S. Godding. Fourth Row: E. Norwood, B. Williams, T. Trusk, D. Dryer, G. Doyle, 0. Friend. First Row: N. Fredberg, J. Gilbert, F. Krueger, C. Herried, D. Osfling, C. Parsley, C. Ambs, M. Nelson, E. Galka, N. Schultz. Second Row: C. Gage, K. Kirk, M. Klingsheim, L. Larson, M. Bontrager, D. Schumacher, K. Wheeler, D. Quiggle. Third Row: J. Dreger, R. Dieck, R. Masters, D. Nelson, W. Solomon, R. Bonfrager, B. Loukinen, S. Holmquist. James Millsaps President Ronnie Masters Vice President Maryanne Nelson Secrefary Helen Landmark Treasurer 6him-iapan First Row: B. Moody, C. Leslie, E. Bellman, L Hultquisf. Second Row: V. Nelson, J. Egbert, H. Hedsfrom, A. Paulson, R. Middleton, A. Sfolberg, D. Budde. Third Row: C. Marple, A. Farina, P. Mahoney, G. Elliot, T. Van Luven. Fourth Row: C. Well- brock, D. Gillings, A. Watts, D. West, J. Burke, M. Stearns, R. Wing. Ronnie Wing Vice President Lois Hulfquisf Secretary Carol Leslie Treasurer James Larson President 5112mm ' wnemat 591mm Front Row: J. Quistad, R. leslie, D. Buschow. Second Row: H. Giles, S. Mastrangelo, W. larson, C. Brown. Homer Giles Vice President James Quisiad Secretary-Trea-surer James Palmer President flamdmd First Row: V. Cook, S. Meinshausen, L. lee, A. Bowers, W. Tyson, E. Lathe. Second Row: J. M. Nelson, W. Johnson, 0. Holden, A. Chesley, D. Juve, E. Hergerf, L. Nelson. Third Row: L. Westman, D. Adam, C. Parker, M. lvie, R. Dissmore, H. Mariama, C. Larson. William Johnson Vice President Virginia Cook Secretary Shirley Meinshausen Treasurer Roy Phillips President W X 3733 Xx 8O mymwwxmm First Row: L. Vires, P. Osborn. Second Row: E. Sfroh, R. Britten, K, Waggoner, G. Saint. Earl Sfroh Vice President lorraine Vires Secretary-Treasurer Herb Murphy President 81 islands of the 5m Hugenbeck, Front Row: J. Carlblom, J. Fredberg, E. Lawrence. Second Row: G. G. Center, J. Tosten, C. Adamson, J. Norwood, B. Beberg, S. Ulberg. Third Row: D. Center, P. Holm, R. Larson, R. Bulken, N. Hays, H. David, W. Wiles. Richard Balken Vice President Joye Norwood Secretary Joanne Carlblom Treasurer Dale Hunt President 82 Miaistry of flu: 2354f First Row: M. Kennedy, N. Hultberg. Second Row: M. Phillipson, J. Blackman, R. Mabbitt. Third Row: R. Markland, J. Whitlock, D. Clark, G. Mullen, E. Speich. Eugene Speich Vice President Marie Phillipson Secretary Patricia lamberf Treasurer Robert Ludwig President Norm Amaritaa 1111111111 First Row: J. Davis, B. Lavell. Second Row: N. Osborn, M. Geselle, C. Gano, M. Yoakam. Third Row: H. Upfon, 0. Anderson, 0. Olson, W. Tucker, J. Franzen. Mary Ellen Yoakam Secretary Bertha Lovell Treasurer Ervin Cole President 84 Palestim First Row: E. Gross, C. Thomas, E. Hockensmith, B. Tennyson. Second Row: C. Lowe, L. Miles, J. Poppenhagen. Corwin Lowe Vice President Phyllis Luther Secretary Carmeta Thomas Treasurer Nathan Lufes President Russia Firs! Row: R. Strand, A. Clark, A. Mathis, E. Strand. Second Row: K. Bulken, D. Kallevig, L. Fulmer, B. Hansemann, W. Bell, N. McClain. Third Row: G. Riddle, D. Davis, H. Richter, P. Kaner, H. Henkel, S. Peterson. Sam Peterson Vice President Anita Clark Secretary Robert Sfrand Treasurer Mark Carter President 50qu America it: First Row: A. Nichols, G. Heifke, S. Hanson, A. Mamisch, D. Novak, M. Ehraf, R. Cutsforth. Second Row: M. Juve, P. Kroll, J. Thompkins, D. Eller, D. Borfhwick, R. Heitke, N. Parks, W. Schmit, D. Edwards. Third Row: W. Horton, B. Smith, J. Wisemcm, J. Schilling, G. Frisinger, J. Prowunt, C. Kially, G. Peterson. Fourth Row: M. Repinski, E. Bowman, W. Holmes, M. Ohlin, N. Wenig, W. Zostrow B. Pope, D. DeVries. Robert Hanson President Norman Wenig Vice President Sherry Hanson Secretary Delores Novak Treasurer 87 88 mm! ngcstcr Studmts Firs? Row: N. Schultz, N. Hultberg, C. Sfelter, A. Paulson, A. Mathis, J. lewis, N. Parks, M. Knowles. Second Row: M. Sfrunk, G. Chaffin, D. Kallevig, F. Ammeter, H. Hostefter, D. Schumacher, D. Olson, A. Farina. Third Row: l. Westman, L. Garlit, E. Kelting, C. Gustafson, D. Adam, J. Prowant, C. Olin. With a holy desire to serve the Lord to the best of their ability, these students entered North Central second semester to begin their study in Codts Word. May the L0sz richest blessings rest upon them as they go on through Bible School. W0 Man 6mm 302' My 5011 t We count our Missionary Convention of this year as a great success. Not only were some called to dedicate their lives as missionaries in a foreign field but all were moved to give sacrificially of their time and money. Our goal of this year was $1500 and we passed that by approximately $30 making it a grand total of $1530. For this we praise the Lord. This money is to go to help our Bible schools in foreign lands. We may not all be called to go but we can all give of our money and our prayers to help these people who are bound by the chains of darkness and sinking in the miry clay. As the cry liNo man careth for my sour, reaches our ears we are moved to do our part in helping them out of this miry clay and from the clutch of the devil. Our speakers, coming to us as world evangelists and missionaries, from the lands of Africa, India, and South America, helped to make our conven- tion a great success. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit they brought us heart searching messages that left deep impressions upon our lives of the needs of these fields today. 89 Rev. Maynard Ketchum - Field Secretary to Asia Rev. Richard Palmer - Peru, South America Rev. Melvin Jorgenson .. Belgian Congo, Africa Miss Palma Ramsberg - Formosa, China and India 90 Mrs. A. N. Trotter - former missionary to Africa Rev. Winwurd - Tibet Rev. Andrew Hurgraves - Brazil, South America and Africa Mrs. Fern Olson - world evangelist 91 h Russia - First Place In order to portray before the student body and our visitors the needs of these dif- ferent mission fields, each band puts up a booth representing the needs of these various fields. All booths are original and constructed by members of the hand. A contest is held each year in which the visiting missionaries, acting as judges, select the three top booths. They are judged on originality, theme, and neutness. Africa - Second Place Palestine - Third Place 92 In costumes of India , Skit - The lord wants you 94 mm 7 was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord? PSALM 122:1 Rev. Noel Perkin CHAPEL SPEAKERS Teach me, dear Lord, what thou wouldst have me know; Guide me, dear Lord, where thou wouldst have me go,- Help me, dear Lord, the precious seed to sow; Bless thou the seed that it may surely grow. Rev. Tommy Hicks Mrs. Billie Davis Rev. Abner Dahl, Rev. Curl Olivebring 96 Eitristian 5am Hopkins Assemblies of God Dale Edwards - C.A. President Maxine Ehraf - C..A. Secretary Every Tuesday in Chapel the stu- dents have an opportunity to fill out their Christian Service Cards so that each student will have a com- plete record of his Christian Service for all the time he attended N.C.B.I. Each student finds a place of serv- ice in one of the various churches of his Choice here in the Twin Cities or surrounding areas. At these churches they are able to assist the pastor With their preaching, teaching, singing and helping in Visitation. 97 Eitristim Smite St. Paul Indian Chapel Front Row: B. Singleton, Sunday School Superintendent; R. Bucking- Tract Distribution ham, Assistant Sunday School Superintendent; E. Norwood, C. A. President. Back Row: H. Giles, Sunday Evening Pastor; M. Bonfrager, Head of Visitation; R. Leslie, Choir Director. 98 Ekristim Service Full Gospel Temple J. Millsaps, C.A. President E. Strand, C.A. Vice President Ready to go fo Church 99 ??xi'fff'i73'lp .- I V I , ,lw F5! . M4,. ix 5;: ? ,V, 4! f. Mfg; 4. - z . f; . 11 ,3- 1322,, Maxim. xi;- irfd$ A I I N - m ; ,6 ; u. 7 v , f1 . l I f t Kin f, kg! 1' If: E l a ,4 ,7 1- , l r ' , ,' 1 .1 V 3, 5 I :7 . I, , 1 f ,3 '9, z , I X, 1 4f. ! I .4 i I f .. t ; J! , h t ,1 t 1 h Ki ,1 4 t . c. ' t ' Wllllng ' Workers .- 7, x 1' V II ; V. ,A w, .7 ;4i '1 V 3 I I I j 1 ; 4.; .31 ' h I Kg 2' I .I A f .I I 5 y. 5 3 fr ,: V V l. . . . I l x l I y. . t , , : 7 K : I . , I I f , . ' 7V ' u r? .J' ft ,' , r . - . 9 'V A ml, 17 v E? ,1 ,5 '7 V gCM-LINJTQF vvzx,.,$l I I11 ' I , ,u ,2 ,m 1 L . ,f e 'f V; . f , xv! av . 'e Z. IW -.w 7,. are? If, , ; ,1 ,u , O . h . ' h :3 I, 5. :f , e I I l I I, t The Young Women,s Missionary Council caught the vision for missions, and with a willing heart and working hands has con- tributed to the work in foreign lands as well as at home. Most of the time was spent in making clothes, toys, quilts and various other articles to send to the missionaries. Prayer also prevailed throughout our entire Y.W.M.C. meetings. God met in a wonderful way. Officers of this organization are the following: Irene Wykes, President; Geraldine Marshall, Vice President; Joy Norwood, Secretary; Patricia Szelast, Treasurer. Singing '35 my work Working ihaf others might be happy Refreshments are always refreshing 101 One prayer I have - all prayers in one- When I am wholly thine: Thy will, my God, thy will be clone, And let that will be mine; All-wise, almighty, and all-good, In thee I firmly trust, Thy ways, unknown or understood, Are merciful and just. 102 During quiet hours, Which are from 7:30 until 9:80 and from 10:30 until 11:00 every week night, we find several differ- ent phases of school life taking place. Students are studying in their rooms or in the library. Then too, many find ample opportunities to find a quiet place alone with their Bible and God. Still others gather together to discuss various lessons and have a pleasant time of fellowship in their rooms. uict Um AS flows the river calm and deep, In silence toward the sea, So floweth ever, and ceaseth never, The love of God to me. What peace He bringeth to my heart, Deep as the soundless sea; How sweetly sigheth the soul that clingeth, My loving Lord, to thee. 103 104 m sing unto the LORD a new son : sing unto the LORD, all the hearth? PSALM 96:1 Music Dtpdttmmt The Music Education course is a four year Normal course which prepares a student for public school teaching. Our affiliation with the MaCPhail Col- lege of Music enables our graduates to earn a Bachelor of Music Degree with just one additional year of study at the MacPhail School. This course was inaugurated in 1946 and we are'happy to know that every alum- nus who holds this degree has a teaching position in a public school or Bible School in various parts of the country: Texas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Washing- ton, Arizona, Missouri, and Wisconsin. The public school music teacher has a great influence on the social life of the chil- dren, and is usually looked up to in the community, thus becoming an example to the children. This presents a fruitful field of service for a consecrated young person who does not feel called to full time Christian service. k The music course also plays a part in training musicians who plan to do full time Christian service in the field of music. Calls are constantly coming to us for church music directors and youth pastors. Another course available in the Music Department is the Applied Music course. A preparation for teaching private lessons in voice, piano, and other instruments. Out of the greater alumni, several are doing private teaching. Others have been able to transfer credits to State Normal Schools without forfeiting any credits and have completed their course at a normal school. We have a staff of nine music teachers giving private lessons, in voice, piano, organ, marimba, woodwind, and brass. 106 ; a A V 3 Miss Esther Selness ; Director of Music Department , Rev. l. B. Larsen 107 Arvid Kingsriter Marilyn Keenan Orill Krcms Wilma larsen 108 ilO sing unto the LORD a new song: sing unto the LORD, all the earth. Sing unto the LORD, bless his name; shew forth his sal- vation from day to day. Declare his glory among the heathen, his wonders among all people. F or the LORD is great, and greatly to be praised: he' is to be feared above all gods? PSALM 96:1-4 ; Jennie Skurdalsvold Oliver Mogck Donald Putz 109 'I'IO David Olson President 3716 Elzmyclaims Under the able direction of Rev. L. B. Larsen the Evan- gelaires are spreading the gospel forth with song. The Messiah was given as a Christmas Recital here at North Central. They have ministered in song at Little Falls, Minnesota, World Missionary Convention in St. Paul, Min- nesota and they also made a two week tour taking them through Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. During the later part of the second semester their schedule was filled almost every Friday and Sunday eve- ning as they glorified their Master in song. WW 6W idi 1H 112 135114;! String Duet case e Herried Donna Hofferman Allen Van Winkle 113 C. Herried - . : J. Fredberg Harvest Time Trio W Saxophone Quartet 'l'l4 3ovhwrs The Mader's Melodeffes Crusaders Four-Chriat Carol Schafer Dianne Budde Morris Ohlin Roger Dissmore Bob Ludwig Herbert Murphy Jim Millsaps Orvil Holden Steve MacDowelI 116 Sam Peterson with accompaniment . all Ekstiml F9 7 Each fall N 0 r t h Central is favored with an evening filled with music Be it health or be it leisure, Be it skill we have to give, Still in spending it for others Christians only really live. known as the Fall Festival. This pro- gram is sponsored by the Music De- partment of the school. Dwight Pelfzer f 6 I . Girl's Quartet Sax Quintet 118 Activities thor bodily exercise profiteth little; but godliness 2's profit- able unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come? I TIM.h4:8 120 Archaic Front Row: B. Wileman, R. Nelson, M. Kennedy, M. Ehrat. Back Row: 0. Holden, M. Debban, M. Ohlin, D. Center, D. Nelson, D. Eastman, Editor. For a bird,s eye View of the activities and inter- esting moments of North Central, we turn to our school paper known as the Archette. This paper was put out this year by Editor Dean Eastman and his staff. Studmt Emma? First Row: J. Carlblom, B. Anfinson, S. Burkhor'r, M. Ehrat. Second Row: K. Beachem, W. Tyson, C. Schafer, J. Norwood, A. Van Winkle, B. Schmit. Third Row: C. Lowe, J. Quisiad, D. Eastman, J. Palmer, P. Mahoney. Bob Ross President The Student Council is a group consist- ing of representatives from each of the classes. Rev. M. C. Nelson is supervisor for this group. The duty of Student Council is to discuss the problems of the student body and attempt to find a solution to these problems. Officers include the President, Bob Ross; V ice President, Floyd Sauer; Sec- retary, Shirley Burkhart; Treasurer, Joye Norwood. Bonnie Anfinson is Chairman of the Woman,s Department. School parties and the Christmas program were planned by this group. Other functions include the directing of early morning prayer meetings and maintaining a quiet atmosphere during study hours. 121 122 yr. and Sr. Banquet Spring is here!! We know that by the look of the couples as they step forth to attend the yearly Jr.-Sr. Banquet . . . Girls in their new spring dresses and hats and the fellows in their dinner jackets and bow ties. Yes, they made a pretty sight on April 22nd as the 1955 Jr.-Sr. Banquet commenced. Toastmaster at the banquet, which was held in the Calhoun Beach Hotel, was Keith Wise, PreSident of the Junior Class. We had a tasty steak dinner and much fine entertainment after which our speaker of the evening was introduced -Rev. Hilton Griswold. He brought us several numbers in song and then a heart stirring message from Cod,s Word. So when the ,55 banquet was brought to a close we felt we were well fed both in body and soul. Hilton Griswold, C.A. President of West Central District mmmt 6mm: ' Amati! 5?le Picnic Our yearly school picnic is held each year in May a couple of weeks before school is out. We usually have it in Como Park where there is ample room to play ball, g0 hiking and enjoy other outside activities. We always have lots of good things to eat. It is a time when teachers and students alike enjoy a day free of studies and full of fun!! Dramatics Although there is no course in dramatics offered in N .C.B.I. some of the students Who enjoy putting on plays get together and produce one play a year. This is usually the Christmas play. This play is directed and sponsored by the Student Council and is put on in the chapel just before the Christ- mas holidays. Everyone enjoys the plays and Wishes that there was time in our schedule for more plays during the year. 125 parts In the basketball line this year we have about 40 fellows turning out every Thursday night from 7:00-10:00 at the Vocational Gym. There are five teams who call them- selves the 0Nimr0dsf 0Square Headsf, 0P. Kfsf, 0Bucketeersf, and 0Y0 Yds? The champion team is the Nimrods. Other sports that fellows participate in are Soft Ball, T ouch F ootball and Tennis. The girls also play basketball on Tuesday night. They are led by Dianna Budde. They have a lot of fun and really enjoy playing basketball. F ellows and girls alike enjoy participat- ing in the sports offered to them here at school. John Phillipps Athletic Director Front: Rev. Phillipps, Don Reynolds, Dick Quiggle. Back: Roger Dissmore, Herbert Murphy, Dal DeVries. w Starting it off Rebound 127 I28 Grab if! Out of the Park Swing Bill 129 Faculty foo Slam it! Steady Lunch Time Studying or iusf posing? 131 Norman Hays, Editor Bonnie Wileman, Co-Liferary Editor Arckiw 5t Ken Carlson, Art Editor Rev. John Phillipps, Faculty Advisor 132 Dale Edwards, Assistant Editor LaVerne Jensen, Co-Literary Editor Bob Ross, Advertising Manager Rev. Ray Levvang, Focuhy Advisor leRoy Stevenson, Business Manager 133 ARCHIVE - 3:00 A.M. That's music? Autoymmg Shirley and Tom Snack Time Corn Pickers 13'4 S see Now lef' Puppy love ior ic Ma Mus Blub Oh, for a wife! 135 The Cowgirls Crystal Peek-a-boo Room-motes Take Your Pick 136 Sisters! ! No longer Bachelors! Advice I forgot 137 CONGRATULATIONS LABORERS WITH HIM CITY OF LAKES CHURCH Minneapolis 10, Minnesota Chowen Avenue South at West 43rd Street W. A. Katter, Pastor Dave Bury See Dave Bury about our special accordion purchase plan for N.C.B.l. students Accordion College of Accredited Instruction Learn to play religious music on the accordion and earn your credit at North Central Bible Institute. Accordions loaned to students. Liberal discount to theological students ACLO'd-on Sihool 9 rnosessmnmmusuc cenm NATiONAL CHAMPIONS 1700 West Lake Street Gl26'l'l or Gl2612 138 CONGRATULATIONS LABORERS WITH HIM FROM THE MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Mame of North Central Bible Instituta 910 Elliot Avenue South, Minneapolis 4, Minnesota G. Raymond Carlson, Superintendent Ivan 0. Miller, Assistant Superintendent Wilson A. Katter, Secretary Minnesota Christ's Ambassadors District Sunday School Department Kenneth Freiheit, President E. B. Adamson, Director $$mJ- Xx Leland Schultz, Secretary Now then we are Ambassadors for Christ Fulfilling the Great Commission Women's Missionary Council Thirteenth Annual Mrs. E. B. Adamson, President Lake Geneva Bible Camp Mrs. E. F. Lundquist, Vice-President June 28 - July 8, 1956 Mrs. G. S. Lee, Secretary :5? We minister as unto Christ Ralph M. Riggs and U. S. 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Alumni Association and Living Endowment Fellowship 141 GRANADA GOSPEL TABERNACLE Honors its students at N.C.B.I. J. Sfufni H- L. Laurson - E. Bowmah + Gospel Tabernacle at Granada, Minnesota + Calvin R. Risk, Jr. Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 601 N. Michigan Plymouth, Indiana W. M. Van Winkle, Pastor Honoring Senior Robert G. Ludwig 1956 L Ila Jean Eckert - '57 Allan Van Winkle - '58 Robert G. Ludwig LATHROP PAINT SUPPLY CO. 'I 19 50. 10th Street FE 6-6323 Minneapolis, Minnesota + Distributors of Beniamin Moore and 'Go. PAINTS - VARNISH - ENAMELS CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1956 God Bless You As You Take Christ To A Needy World. BRAINERD ASSEMBLIES OF GOD TABERNACLE Bernice R. 8L Stanley H. Clarke Pastors + +++ + + ST. JAMES ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH SALUTES THE CLASS OF '56 Fight the good fight of faith. Walter Hatchner, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 705 E. lst Street Shakopee, Minnesota + Honoring . . . Bonnie Wileman + Pastor Richard HoILmquist 142 Rev. and Mrs. Our C I . Douglas M. Henderson, ongratu ations Elizabeth, Rebecca, To The and Paul Douglas Laborers With Him and Class of Congregation 1956 Rev. David Bury Youth Pastor 'and Pauline Hultquist Secretary North Central Betty Olson Bible Institute Church Missionary Rev. Wilson Katter, Rev. David Bury, Rev. G. Raymond Carlson, and Pastor Douglas Henderson Gaunching the Fall Enlargement Campaignt THE NEW PEOPLE'S CHURCH 4lst and Van Buren St. NE. Minneapolis, Minnesota Our Goal: To win the lost, and to encourage consistent Christian living! Gospel in Song Radio Broadcast KWLM - 1340 kc Thursdays 7:15 P.M. Your many friends in Willmar are proud of you, Class of '56! We know that you are going to do great things in advancing the Kingdom of God throughout the world. May God bless and prosper you in all your undertakings! Honoring our studenfS: WILLMAR ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Dallas DeVries Marion 0559 ? West Fifth at Minnesota Avenue Donald Kallevng James Quistad Harry M. Myers, Pastor 143 144 Preaching in Berlin, Germany, July, 1955. Tent seating 2000 and Rev. Richard Ruff interpret- ing. Many conversions each night sometimes 50 to 150 per night. Hal Herman and Richard Ruff were doing a great work for God here. HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 23RD SENIOR CLASS OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE From Pastor and Mrs. F. J. Lindquist' The Congregation Sunday School Church Board Christ Ambassadors Men's Fellowship Women's Missionary Council of the MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle The Church with a warm welcome. HonoHng Audrey Anderson Loella Langmade David Wollin Otto Olson Compliments of CRAVENS PRINTING C0. + + 2415 Bloomington Avenue PA 4-6270 Minneapolis 4, Minn. May God's Richest Blessings be yours Class of '56 + + + NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE CAFETERIA PRINTING lITHOGRAPHY ART DIE CUTTING 0' 0 0' amnmo 43' G xlll - Congratulations - Laborers with Him May you ever press on toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. + + + We unite our prayers with yours, as you go forth as one of His laborers. + ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH South St. Paul, Minnesota Lawrence R. Mather, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 PHILADELPHIA CHURCH 2605 Taylor St. NE. Minneapolis, Minnesota Pastor - O. S. Balken + + + + And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work. II Cor. 9:8 145 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE A FRIEND 146 Calvary Temple Sunday School Hour KEYD-TV Channel 9 - Sat. 1:30 P.M. + Soul's Harbor KEYD-TV Channel 9 - Sun. 12:30 P.M. 44am M. M JiizzrllllllelJlllllll1111111142; CALVARY TEMPLE CONGRATULATIONS LABORERS WITH HIM REV. GORDON K. PETERSON Hear The Man with a Message Daily Monday thru Friday - 4:15 P.M. KTIS KFNW KNWS Minneapolis Fargo Waterloo But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matt. 6:33 Rev. Gordon K, Peterson Mrs. Gordon K. Peterson 147 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 PASTOR AND MRS. J. M. STRAND AND CONGREGATION FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE 2300 Bloomington Avenue ' Minneapolis, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 FROM CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS 352? SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Summit and Victoria Streets, St. Paul Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Weides, Ministers 148 CONGRATULATIONS TO LABORERS WITH HIM Class of 1956 from FREMONT TABERNACLE CONGREGATION BOARD SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS A. N. Trotter Mrs. A. N. Trotter Pastor Behold I come quickly and my reward is with me to give to every man according as His work shall be. Rev. 22:12 I49 CONGRATULATIONS LABORERS WITH HIM FROM THE FRESHMAN CLASS CONGRATULATIONS Laborers with H im Second Year Students SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to the LABORERS WITH HIM ir NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE has been training the Youth of Today for the Gospel Ministry of Tomorrow THREE AND FOUR YEAR COURSES OFFERED IN IN ' THEOLOGY ' MUSIC ' MISSIONS ' CHRISTIAN EDUCATION For information write to Registrar NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE 910 Elliot Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota 151 152 CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS OF '56 Honoring Irene Wykes But e shall receive ower p . . . and ye shall be witnesses. ROBBINSDALE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Nathan H. Lutes, Pastor CALVARY TABERNACLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 2921 Brentwood Blvd. Brentwood 19, Mo. C.A.'s, Tuesday Prayer Meeting, Thursday Sunday morning and nights C. F. Hembree GLAD TIDINGS OF DULUTH + CONGRATULATIONS ' CLASS OF 1956 FROM CHRIST AMBASSADORS SUNDAY SCHOOL W.M.C. OFFICIAL BOARD + May God humble us to be LABORERS WITH HIM + Waldo Trask - Pastor N Pastors and Congregation Extend SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO LABORERS WITH HIM NCBI Students and Friends Always Welcome Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Torr and Dennis ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Hopkins For we are laborers together with God: Ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building. I Cor. 3:9 Rev. and Mrs. Del Torr, Jr. mare and more motorists stop at this sign to- Be sure with Pure GASOLINES - LUBRICANTS - PROPANE DOMESTIC 8 INDUSTRIAL FUEL OILS AGRICULTURAL 8 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS W. H. BARBER COMPANY 825 S.E. Thornton 0 Minneapolis 153 154 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 North Central Bible Institute's Missions Department Martin Venzke, President Don Cox, Vice President Irene Wykes, Secretary Beverly Guenther, Treasurer Motor Tuneup Accessories La borers Towing, Snow Plowing With DI EHL S TEXACO Him 28th Street and Chicago Avenue + + + W gag??? Phone RE 9925 Congratulations F to . y- -L Q, ,. laborers with Him c.'. 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KRONICKS 4;: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 THE EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE In the heart of the Capital with the Capital at heart 536 University Avenue ST. PAUL 3, MINNESOTA Eugene Conway, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 Bloomington ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 86th and Cedar Rev. A. Kings-riter, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 Our fellowship is with the Father, and His Son Jesus Christ lJohn 1:3 Deon Bergstrom, 0F gpgrcuuncu AssemgCEg k Pastor exxnxacr w THE ANOKA ASSEMBLY OF GOD located on 5th Avenue and School Street in Anoka, Minn., Congratulates you, the ciass of '56. Heb. 13:8 + + + Pastor and Mrs. L. G. Tandberg When you or your friends are looking for a new or used car contact NORTH SIDE MERCURY 800 WEST BROADWAY ALDRICH 7676 ALTON ELLINGSON 158 NORTHERN GOSPEL PUBLISHING HOUSE 910 Elliot Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minnesota in the North Central Bible Institute Owned and operated by the Minnesota District Council of the Assemblies of God Wilson A. 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