North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

W0 mtg Canfmf Big; gnzfitufs . 1' mmsnaeo UNTO Bu, ' :3; T0 mmsrm '5' O J zazgnta cw Dale Edwards Editor David Nelson .............................. Assistant Editor Geraldine Marshall ...................... Literary Editor Maxine Ehrat ............................ Co-literary Editor Robert Strand ........................ Business Manager Dick Anderson ................... Advertising Manager Anthony Farina .............................. Photographer Lyle Larson Photographer Kenneth Carlson Art Editor Marie Dissmore .................... Assistant Art Editor Rev. John Phillipps .................... Faculty Advisor Rev. Raymond Levang .............. Faculty Advisor 01kg Canfza 2 Drawing by Durer 93,15 QCE To be called Warriors of the Gospel is a supreme honor, a high and a mighty challenge. Today we, the class of 1957, look and see the out-stretched hands of those who are .hungering and thirsting. Knowing that their future lies in our hands, we go forth bearing the Gospel, that they might be fed. Gaga dug fife Take my life, and let it be Consecrated, Lord to Thee: Take my hands, and let them move At the impulse of Thy love. Take my feet, and let them be Swift and beautiful for Thee: Take my voice, and let me sing Always only for my King. Take my lips, and let them be F illed with messages for Thee: Take my silver and my old, Not a mite would I with old. Today we stand on life,s broad way Before our hands the future lies, Ten thousand voices from the regions beyond are crying, ttCome save us lest we should die? Turn not awa the c of those that are lost. Is it not so, the worl is in His hands As once it was when E pt,s mi hty host Rode to the sea and vanis ed in t e sands? With your hands in His Co forward, teaching precious truths He doth impart, Reaching the hidden depths of every heart. Stretch out a loving hand to wrestlers with the troubled sea- Lead the wandtring and the wavering feet. F eed the hungfing ones with manna sweet. IONE E. SOLTAU In the years that you have been teaching at North Central Bible Institute, your sincere, humble, Spirit-filled life has captured the hearts of many, inspiring them to seek a dee er exFerience with Christ. How seldom we stop in our busy school life to t ink 0 all that is involved in such a position as you hold. The tedious hours of careful planning and the prayers that have ascended to God in our behalf, we will never know, because you have hidden them so Well behind a pleasant smile. T 0 our Dean of Women, one who is a blessing to all, Miss Soltau, we gratefully DEDICATE the ll1957,, ARCHIVE. UI'I'IU 4:90 20 WOZOI 'REV. RAYMOND LEVANG w Admired by all for his vast knowledge, friendliness, and Christian Character, which enables him to give wise and understanding instruction. It is with much gratitude that we the Class of h1957h HONOR Brother Raymond Levang. His teaching, which is so real and vital, cultivated in our hearts a finer appre- ciation for the practical walk of a Christian. Dole Edwards David Nelson Editor Ass't Editor - Sales Robert Strand Business Manager Marine Ehra? Geraldine Marshall Ass'f Literary Editor Literary Editor Kenneth Carlson Marie Dissmore Art Editor Ass't Art Editor Richard Anderson Adveriising Manager Lyle Larson Anthony Farina Ass'f Photographer Photographer J14 imicms 755 Wissianazy The sun has set in the rainbow-tinted sky. Shadows lengthen. Night birds take up their weird cry; The jun leis thick noises grow louder. The air Is a chi y relief from the suns hot stare. The man walking alone does not see or hear, An inner conflict has filled his heart with fear. Stumbling, he enters his mud hut, clean and neat- But empty. No one welcomes him, and defeat Has stalked his weary footsteps through all the day. Heedless of sharp, peering eyes, he kneels to pray. iiFather, forgive me, for Iihave failed Thee, I long seught from sin to set these people free. Oh, help me to show them Thou art still the Light? Darkness settles on the Village - It is night. Is the missionarfs failure his alone? All the anguish and the heartbreak are his own! Should not his burden be shared by you and me? Why such complacency? iiOh, Lord, help us to see The desperate need. Teach us to do our part, May we give of our abundance, our whole heart. Broaden our Vision, in ways beyond compare. F orgive, for we have failed, this is our prayer? H. 33 IV CDMW Band; North Central Bible Institute is noted for its past achievements in the field of missionary work. Upon entering the school, the student is asked to choose one of the twelve missionary prayer bands in which to participate. These groups are considered prayerfull , and Cod,s guidance is desired in each choice. The prayer bands are directed Ky the electe officers of the groups. A variety of services are held as God blesses the ministry of the students. Many of those workin on the mission fields have had experiences that show them the true worth 0 the missionary burden placed upon the students of North Central Bible Institute. North Central Bible Institute has gained the top position in total and per capita givin of all the Assemblies of God Bible institutes and colleges. This is the resu t of the Holy Spirit impressing upon the students the intense needs of the mission fields. With a group of some seventy-five missionaries labouring in the whitened harvest field, of a truth we can say that the sun never sets on the ministry of North Central Bible Institute. t 16 ': Africa GnanM The Lord said unto me - thou shalt go to all that I shall send thee, and, whatsoever I command thee thou shall speak? ttThat which has not been told them shall they see; and that which they had not heard shall they consider? it China and Japan tChinesey idols t0 Ye turned to God from ,, and true God. 1V1ng . serve the 1 ' Europe GermaM Ye shall be witnesses unto me in Jerusalem,, Home Missions 20 There is no eace, saith my God, to the wicked, India WindusthM 2'I REV AND MRS MONROE GRAMS REV. AND MRS. PAUL SCHOONMAKER . . I d' South America n 'a The 27th annual mis- sionary convention of N.C.B.I. was blessed with the return of six alumni as speakers. Thro, these and other speakers God has en- larged our vision for the need of missions, home and abroad. May we as these, ever keep this Vision renewed in our hearts. REV. G.. RAYMOND CARLSON REV. JAMES KING Home Missions Africa REV. AND MRS. A. N. TROTTER REV. AND MRS. RICHARD PALMER ' Africa South America 22 23 Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth, 1 Island World Moro Dialecn ' 24 ttTherefore speak I to them in par- ablesi because they seeing see not; and hearin they hear not, neither do they ungerstandf, 25 Ye shall be witnesses unto me in Judezf, it American Indian Khippewm hThey walk in the shadows of night, but they too can have the privilege of life more abundantly? t: Near East tHebrewt 27 THE HOUR '5 AT HAND 28 ttMultitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision; for the dc 0f the Lord is near in the valley 0 decision? t Russia tRussiam 29 m WE WERLB MB - PRHCH THE 338$. By mountain pass or water way, the story of salvation must be carried,, ' South America $panisM xF' 1-..- Hv A :03. t. - ' . $ 9j$Ih-J iv W, Vigfz YJW ' ' 6:333? f1 Was if Q Kg'n; 31 cgdminiztmtion There are peo 16 who carry life,s burdens, Their own an some others beside; There are people who stand in their places, And who stand there whatever betide. When the kingdom is calling for workers, Or the city is crying for men, Or some cause is seeking supporters, These people will answer just then. Their hands are never too busy, When burdens do heavily oppress The will come with eager assistance To elp any soul in distress. 32 Quickly; FRANK J. lINDQUIST Instructor in Theology, Speech Behold my hands and my feet . . . LUKE 24:39 In the Bible the hand is a symbol of our actions, and the foot is a symbol of our walk. ' The hands of Jesus are fascinating to study. They are a manic hands: he took 0n himself humanity and the form of man. They are pure hands, else he would be challenged as in Psalm 24, TWho shall ascend into the hill of the Lord or stand in the Holy Place? They are invitin hands that say come. The sinful may come for cleansing, the sick may come or healing, the children may come for blessing, the blind may come or sight. ' They are wounded hands. The doubter like Thomas may come and see them, touch them; Israel at last shall see them and recognize their Messiah: he has them eternally in Glory as memorials of Calva . Before he left his disciples, tLuke 245m he lifte these hands in ben- ediction and blessing; then, parting from them, ascended to Glory. Now they are priestly hands raised in prayer as high priest and also as advocate for us. Shall we make them bleed again with our sin, or shall we recognize Him when he returns by the Tprint of the nails in His hands? 34 Was mainlant IVAN O. MILLER lnstrucfor in Bible eFor if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the 'death of his Son, much more, bein reconciled, we shall be saved by his 1i e3, Rom. 5:10 UTECLQLLZEZ H. R. SNYDER Instructor in Missions eThe Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want? Psalms 23:1 35 56L REV. T. J. JONES The apostle Paul in the last letter written by him bids Timothy continue in the things he had learned from Paul, and commends him to the sacred Cod- breathed scriptures which he had known as a babe. Ma 1, in these last, closing days of the age, commend you to this blessed Book oinod which will correct you, reprove you, and instruct you in Godis ways so that you may be prepared and specially adapted to meet all of the emergencies which you will encounter. h, to be men and women of God, filled with the Spirit of God and en- grossed with the Word of God! ' 36 M. C. NELSON Dean of Men ttIf 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 on the earth? C01. 3:1-2 37 IONE SOLTAU Dean of Women ttBut if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his son cleanseth us from all sin? I John 1:7 FRANK LUNDQUIST l. O. MILLER HERBERT SNYDER G. RAYMOND CARLSON WILSON KATTER BOCLTCZ W. E. WEIDES STANLEY E. CLARKE MARTIN E. GERDES O EDWIN GUNDERSON CLINTON FICK JOHN STRAND CLAUDE BRATVOLD HERMAN ROHDE o. E. CARTER ROBERT ABBOTT WALDO TRASK 38 REV. G. RAYMOND CARLSON District Superinfendent Instructor in Theology 11For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain? Phil. 1:21 39 REV. WILSON A. KATTER District Secretary Instructor in Missions 11But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name? ' John 1:12 REV. E. B. ADAMSON District Sunday School Superintendent Instructor in Religious Education ttThy word have I hid in my heart, that might not sin against thee? Psa. 119:11 aaufh MISS CLARA MAE BERTELS Ass't Registrar Student Advisor ttF or God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life? John 3:16 MRS. M. WALLACE CHARLES Instructor in Spanish and Typing ttSo shalt thou find favour and good understanding in the Sigllllt of God and man. Trust in t 6 Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own under- standing? Prov. 3:4,5 KENNETH FREIHEIT State C. A. President Instructor in Religious Education and Bible ttNow then we are ambassadors for Christ as God did beseech you by us, we pray you in Chrisfs stead be ye reconciled to God? II Cor. 3:1-2 ARVID KINGSRITER Public Relations Instructor in Bible ttBehold I will make thee a new sharp threshing instrument hav- ing teeth: thou shalt thresh the mountains, and beat them small, and shalt make the hills as chaff? Isaiah 41:15 ORIL KRANS Instructor in Music and Bible ttAs far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us? Psalm 103:12 REV AMOS LEVANG Instructor in History iiIn everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you? I Thess. 5:18 acuity REVl RAYMOND LEVANG Instructor in Psychology, History and language iiI beseech you therefore, breth- ren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service? Romans 12:1 42 REV. L. B. LARSEN Instructor in Music and Speech iiNot 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,i Eph. 6:6-7. MRS. JOHN PHILLIPPS Registered Nurse Instructor in Missions iiI will praise thee, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvelous are thy works; and tha1t1,,my soul knoweth right we . REV. JOHN P. PHILLIPPS Instructor in Bible, Philosophy and Language ii. . . and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God? Micah 6:8 43 muxwtuzxam mmmenzgy: REV. LELAND GOHEEN Instructor in Bible iiBut God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us? Romans 5:8 FRED HALQUIST BuiIding Manager ELAINE TIMM Cafeteria Manager ESTELLO BURKHART Librarian, Matron MW 9 w z: VXW v FRANK LEROY First Engineer MARJORIE DELMONT Receptionist VIRGINIA PETERSON School Bookkeeper ESTHER BUTH Cafeteria Assistant BERNICE HUDSON Districf Bookkeeper ARNOLD SWANSON Maintenance MRS. ARNOLD SWANSON Assistant Matron, Housekeeper DELBERT TARR, JR., Decorator BETTY HINTZ IONE F Cafeteria Assistant REEMAN Bookstore BETTY JOHNSON District Office Secretary CZCMAEZL Lsz GLfZCUZCli Our hands are his to use, Wherever he shall sa : Not only for near an sunny rooms, But for those dark and far away. Where wandering sheep have gone astray, and the light of faith grows dim, Where skies are a murky, twilight gray, Where souls grope after Him, . . . Our hands are his to use, T 0 lift the banner high, No glory for ourselves Tis, Jesus Christ, we glorify. 46 55,250 m JIM QUISTAD ....................... President LEROY STEVENSON ............ Vice President CLIFF WELLBROCK .................. Secretary OTTO OLSON ...................... Treasurer 48 agsaliato u'cuz LE ROY STEVENSON gafutato u'cm ERVIN COLE 49 LARRY BISONETTE Sand Creek, Wisconsin Bachelor of Arts in Bible JMCL na 5515 9 ERVIN COLE MONROE GRAMS Pillager, Minnesota Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Bachelor of Arts in Bible Bachelor of Arts in Bible DONALD LARSON GERALDINE MARSHALL Grand Forks, North Dakota Knoxville, IOWG Bachelor of Arts in Bible Bachelor of Arts in Bible Wszitaz H OTTO OLSON Onomia, Minnesoia Bachelor of Arts in Bible 51 JAMES QUISTAD Willmar, Minnesota Bachelor of Arts in Bible k. Nmum OmB sen Nn-l emu. wmm . mi... 00 Ye 0mm. E B um. ab ni RaB F..In Md.l . ns Min PmA to: Ban. MHm AmJe To B LORRAINE VIRES CLIFFORD WELLBROCK Lima, Ohio Sf. Paul, Minnesota Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education Bachelor of Arts in Bible , ll sutai WARREN WILES Ithaca, Michigan Bachelor of Arts in Bible 53 MARVIN lVlE ----- ;;:$ $ .. ...,...- .- izw' g ; . DICK BALKEN .................. Vice-Preside 3 MA1E ngiMORE 2--..-- - ------- Treasuyer I Wafsdiato u'cm MARVIN IVIE gafutato u'cm JEANETTE TOSTEN Valedidorian of the School of Music 55 04naaclo b: of this CgafLsZ Elgar; It was a moving day in the chapel of N.C.B.I. For the organ and piano it was a sad occasion for they were being replaced by a younger generation. Big fat tears trickled down the cheeks of the instruments as they realized that their duties in the chapel were no longer needed. iiWell, I guess this is it? the organ sighed, as he thought of the many memorable occasions that had taken place during his years of service. Many Classes had gathered in the chapel for services, but to him the most remark- able class of all was the class of ii57ll, IThe first I can remember of this class was when a few of the prospective members congregated here for a music contesf, sniffed the piano. iiYesf, said the organ, II can even recall who won the scholarships. Now let me see -- I believe it was Jeanette Tosten who was awarded a yeafs tuition; Joanne Sturm, Bethany Beberg and Roger Dissmore received a semestefs tuition. This was the first contest to take place here. On the first day of school, the class assembled here for its initial chapel service. There were 155 in number- the largest class in five years. Remembering their schedule, rushing to classes on time, and getting acquainted with all the other students seemed to occupy most of the time during the first few weeks of school. As they attended each chapel hour, it became evident that their purpose in coming to school was to prepare themselves for service in the Masters harvest field. IYesf, inter- rupted the piano, iiseemed that the spiritual tide of the freshman year was on a high level and was climaxed by a revival that came in the fall of that year. If I remember correctly, classes were disbanded for a full week as the students sought the Lord for his anointing and blessings upon their lives. The influence of this revival lasted throughout the year, making it a very success- ful term? iiAndf, said the organ as he probed his memory, Iclass elections resulted in a landslide vote for Dick Balken as President? Other officers were Marvin Ivie, Vice President; Shirley Snyder, Secretary; and Faye Harrison, Treasurer. Joye Norwood, Pat Schenck, Joanne Carlblom, Dean Eastman, John Burke, and Homer Giles formed a team to represent the Freshman Class on the Student Council. I heard wind of welcome parties given by Fremont Taber- nacle and the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle, which added spice and variety to the social life of the class. There were also a school party and a Big-lil, Sister party held in honor of the freshman girls. Other social events were basketball games and an open house held a Halloween? iiIt was a pleasant surprise to me? said the piano, iiwhen Dean Eastman brought back his bride after Christmas vacation? The organ seemed to feel that the TV. program presented by N.C.B.I. was one of the important events of the year. This broadcast was aided by several members of this outstanding class. While the birds were singing outside, the organ and piano were groan- ing within, for the lovely summer had arrived. 56 These summer months seemed endless t0 the piano and organ as they waited expectantly for the return of the Class of 157. Finally the new term arrived. The halls echoed with the excitement and chattering as the students made their way to the chapel for the first assembly of the new year. There were many faces missing, but there were also a number of trans- fer students who joined the ranks. The class was now only 118 in number. The capable leaders of this year were Marvin Ivie, President; Dick Balken, Vice President; Shirley Snyder, Secretary; and Norman Weing, Treas- urer. Serving on the Student Council were Marlene Antonson, Joanne Carlblom, Joye Norwood, Dean Eastman, Bill Schmidt and Corwin Lowe. Again wedding bells rang during Christmas vacation. Our class secre- tary changed her name to Mrs. Robert Hanson. The spring school picnic was held at Como Park. Games, food and a wonderful time were enjoyed by all. The theme for the Missionary Convention, an annual event, was iiNo Man Careth For My Soul? This convention proved to be a spiritual help to everyone, and all received a blessing from the Lord. The Junior class entertained the class of 1956 at the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Leamington Hotel. A good musical program was provided and the speaker, Rev. T. E. Gannon, presented a challenging message. A sigh of satisfaction welled up within the organ and piano as they dis- cussed these incidents. Another year saw the students once again gathered in the sacred halls of N.C.B.I. This time the class was only 80 in number. They finally reached the third year and were looking forward to taking their places in the L0sz army. They chose for their motto iiWarriors of the Gospel? Marvin Ivie and Dick Balken were re-elected to serve as President and Vice President respectively. Joanne Carlblom was given the honor of being Secretary, and Marie Dissmore was elected Treasurer. Members of the Senior Class elected to serve on the Student Council were Jeanette Tosten, Joanne Sturm, Carla Bunn, Roger Dissmore, William Johnson and Roy Phillips. Matrimonial vows were taken by Marie Phillipson and Roger Dissmore during Christmas vacation. The basketball games were quite exciting this year. The Nimrods, cham- pions last year, attained the same goal as before. This team was composed largely of members of the class of ,57. Their years at North Central Will come to an end and be climaxed by a great commencement program. Sixty-nine seniors will receive diplomas on May 28, 1957. As warriors of the Gospel, they will go forth to proclaim the glad Gospel to a hungry and needy world. These thoughts were interrupted by a loud noise in the vestibule 0f the chapel. iiWhafs that? exclaimed the organ. iiLooks to me like the new organ, and piano have arrived? replied the piano, iiand now it is time for us to leave? iiWellf consoled the organ, Tat least we have had the privilege of leaving with the class of ,57 - a class which will in my thinking never be equalled? 57 RICHARD BALKEN Minheapolis, Minnesota Theology Muior Ye have not chosen be, but I have chosen you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit. GERALD BOSCHEN Denver, Colorado Theology Maior Expect great things from God. Do great things for God. -Carey FRANCIS BOWAN Sheboygan, Wisconsin Theology Maior Get wisdom, get understanding: forget it not. 58 RICHARD ANDERSON ?Muson, Wisconsin Theology Maior I am crucified with Christ: never- theless I live; yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me: and the life that I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for ll Wazu'o u f a vx DANIEL BRANDER Proctor, Montana Theology Maior The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble: and he knoweth them that trust in him. Theology Maior I am the light of the world: he that followath me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. GORDON BUNDROCK Oi 5 Britton, South Dakota JOHN BURKE Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Muior Ponder the way of thy feet and let all thy ways be established. DAVID BUSCHOW Wells, Minnesota Theology Maior 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. 59 CARLA BUNN Flint, Michigan Religious Education Muior For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. JOANNE CARLBLOM Minneapolis, Minnesota Religious Education Muior For I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and Him crucified. KENNETH CARLSON Sioux Falls, Minnesota Music Maior MARK CARTER That the man of God may be MinneapoliS,Min'nesota perfect, thoroughly furnished unto Theology Ma'or all good works. But watch thou in all things, en- dure afflictions, make full promc of thy ministry. 60 DONALD CENTER Rock Island, Illinois Theology Maior Holding forth the word of life; that I may reioice in the day of Christ, that I have not run in vain, neither labored in vain. DONALD CLARK Meridian, Mississippi Theology Maior The heights of men, reached and kept, were not attained by sudden flight. MARIE DISSMORE Whitehall, Wisconsin Theology Maior Draw nigh unto God, and he will draw nigh unto you. ROGER DISSMORE Whitehall, Wisconsin Theology Maior For me to live is Christ. 61 ILA ECKERT Plymouth, Indiana Religious Education Maior l'All scripture is given by inspira- tion of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correc- tion, for instruction in righteous- ness.'l Trust heart. DEAN EASTMAN Denver, Colorado Theology Maior in the Lord with all thine DALE EDWARDS Edingurg, Illinois Theology Muior Moreover if is required of slew- ards that a man be found faithfu 62 Ill 0 GERALD DOYLE Quincy, Illinois Theology Maior Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean no'r unto thine own understanding. DOROTHY ELLER Moose Lake, Minnesota Religious Education Maior I do not ask for mighty words, To leave the crowd impressed, But grant my life may ring so true, My neighbor may be blessed. GARLAND ELLIOTT Sfrasburg, Virginia Theology Maior That I might know Him and the power of his resurrection. JANET GILBERT Loyal, Wisconsin EauHCchereR vailrffnsin e Religious Education Maior Theologly Muior Moreover if is required in stew- uN - ards, that a man be found of by might, nor by power, but f '1hf l by my spirit, saith the Lord of a: U. hosts. 63 GERALINE HEITKE Paynesville, Minnesota Religious Education Maior But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst. RUBY HEITKE Payrtesville, Minnesota Religious Education Maior Sometimes on the Rock I tremble, Faint of heart and week of knee, But the steadfast Rock of Ages, Never trembles under me. COSETTE HERRIED Vermilion, South Dakota Music Maior Sing praises to God, sing praises; ORVIL HOLDEN sing praises unto our King. Sikeston, Missouri Theology Maior A place for every person and a person for every place. 64 JUNE FREDBERG Minneapolis, Minnesota Religious Maior The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise. SIBERT HOLMQUIST Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior I am the way, the truth, the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. LOIS HULTQUIST Belview, Minnesota MARVIN IVIE Religious Education Muior Bourbon, Missouri If God be for us, who can be Theology Maior against us? Take heed to the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord, that thou fulfil it. 65 WILLIAM JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior Steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the lord. PAUL KATTER Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior That ye would walk worthy of God, who hath called you unto his kingdom and glory. CHARLES KELLY Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Theology Maior l'ln everything give thanks; for MELVIN KLINGSHEIM this is the will of God in Christ Spring Valley,Minnesota Music Mdior God is the King of all the earth; sing ye praises with understand- I ' I mg. Jesus concerning you. 66 PAUL KOESHALl Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Theology Maior Only one life, 'fwill soon be pasf; Only what's done for Christ will last. PHIL KROLL Oshkosh, Wisconsin Missions Maior If we live in the Spirit, let us also walk in ihe Spirit. DAVID KU York, Pennsylvania Theology Muior I have set the Lord always before me; because he is my right hand, I shall not be moved. ORVILLE lARSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you. 67 WESLEY LARSON Grand Forks, North Dakota Theology Maior Keep the Victory. RUTH LASKEY Winnipeg, Canada Music Education Maior Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him and he shall bring it to pass. CAROL LESLIE Paw Paw, Michigan Missions Maior The Lord is my light and my sal- JOHN McCOLLOUGH vation; whom shall I fear? The Phoenix,Arizona Lord is the strength of my life; Theology Maior of whom shall I be afraid? Delight ?hyself in he lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. 68 KENNETH MEHLHAFF Sioux Falls, South Dakota Theology Maior He giveth power to the faint and to them that have no might he increaseth strength. GEORGE MULLEN Ottumwa, Iowa Behold the Lord's hand is not shortened, that he cannot save; neither his ear heavy, that he cannot hear. HERBERT MURPHY Two Harbors, Minnesota JAMES MILLSAPS Theology Maior Waco Texas For ye know the grace of our Theolog'y Maior Lord Jesus Christ, that though he But he that glorieth, let him was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his 0 II glory m the lord. poverty might be rich. 69 EARL NORWOOD Brainerd, Minnesota Theology Maior I am the light of the world; he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. LOWELL NELSON Cambridge, Minnesota Theology Muior He giveth power to the faint and to them that have no might he increaseth strength. JOYE NORWOOD Brainerd, Minnesota Religious Education Maior I am crucified with Christ; never- theless I live yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me. 70 Minneapolis, Minnesota Lord; I will sing praises unto my God while I have being. DELORES NOVAK Pender, Nebraska Religious Educafion Maior Wherefore he is able to save them to the Uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever livefh to make intercession for them. MORRIS OHLIN Nekoosa, Wisconsin Theology Maior My God shall supply all your needs, according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. CECIL PARKER Barney, Georgia Theology Maior In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. ROY PHILLIPS Richmond, Missouri Theology Maior Trust in the lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 7'l DICK QUIGGLE Braham, Minnesota Music Maior Praise the Lord, for the Lord is good; sing praises unto his name for it is pleasant. WILLIAM TUCKER Dodson, Montana Theology Muior But the end of all things is at hand; be ye therefore sober, and watch unto prayer. MARJORIE RECKARD Aitkin, Minnesota Religious Education Maior For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 72 JAMES POPPENHAGEN Goodrich, Minnesota Theology Maior Wherefore he is able to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them. GEORGE SAINT Jeannetee, Pennsylvania Theology Maior Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. LEATRICE SAMSON Saginaw, Michigan Religious Education Major The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise. ROBERT SMITH Huron, South Dakota Theology Maior Be strong in the lord. 73 WILLIAM R. SCHMIT Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. EUGENE SPEICH Tomahawk, Wisconsin Theology Maior Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters and he that hath no money come ye, buy and eat. MILES STEARNS Naples, New York Theology Maior Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it; except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain. ROBERT STRAND Minneapolis, Minnesota Theology Maior EARL STROH Our help is in the name of the Herrick, South Dakota lord, who made heaven and Theology Maior earth. Where there is no vision, the people perish; but he that keepeth the law happy is he. 74 JOANNE STURM Granada, Minnesota Music Maior I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord. JEAN ETTE TOSTEN Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law. JOHN WISEMAN Fern Creek, Kentucky Theology Muior Let the workers of Christ man- ifest God Holiness unto the whole world. 75 KENNETH WHEELER Antigo, Wisconsin Theology Mdior Go to the ant, consider her ways thou sluggurd and be wise. . Delores Goff, Corrine Ambs, Crystalle Adamson, lyle Larson, Waldemar Zusfrow, Robert Buckingham. gtudant gounaif agapzsgantatiaaz cgaaorzcl 55,725;th Entzigz Lila Duerksen, Helen Hedsfrom, Dove Schroeder, Kenneth Cunfield, Rodney Miller. Not pictured: Poul Biscontine, Howard David, Robert Loukinen, Laurel McClain. CRYSTALLE ADAMSON CORRINE AMBS Minneapolis, Minnesota Portage, Wisconsin ALICE ANDREWS Iowa City, Iowa KEITH BEACHEM Ortonville, Minnesota KENNETH BALKEN Minneapolis, Minnesota WAYNE BELL Jackson, Minnesota PATRICIA BECK Wohc Point, Montana DARRELL BIRK Austin, Minnesota ESTHER BOLLMAN RUBEN BONTRAGER Minneapolis, Minnesota Middlebury, Indiana 78 ROBERT BRITTON DANIEL BROLLIER Ft. Madison, Iowa Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT BUCKINGHAM Sterling, Ohio JUANITA CUTSFORTH Chefek, Wisconsin DIANNE BUDDE Watertown, 80. Oak. JOLENE DAVIS Hill City, Kansas JUANITA DEBORD Park Rapids, Minnesota DALLAS DEVRIES Willmar, Minnesota MARY ELIZABETH DYER MAXINE EHRAT Memphis, Missouri Rock Falls, Illinois 79 ANTHONY FARINA JANET FRIESEN Racine, Wisconsin Sedan, Minnesota CLARKE GAGE Valley City, No. Dak. 33km DOLORES GOTT CAROLYN GANO Cedar Rapids, Iowa Hill City, Kansas ROGER GROSS Aberdeen, 50. Dok. ERMADELL GROSS Hayfield, Minnesota GRACE HAGENBECK Thief River FaIls Minnesota DONALD HARMON HERRIS HEIDENREICH Cambridge, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 80 HA'NS HENKEI. DONNA HOFERMAN Berlin, Germany Storm Lake, Iowa SHARON HOLBROOK Brainerd, Minnesota PETRU S H OLM Stockholm, Sweden MARVEL JUVE Guily, Minnesota KEITH KIRK Evart, Michigan ELWIN KELTING Clewiston, Florida WAYNE KYLE Plymouth, Indiana PATRICIA LAMBERT LYLE LARSON Davenport Washington Winnebago, Minnesota 8'I REGGIE LARSON EVA MAE LATHE Rock Island, Illinois Ashland, Wisconsin MARILYN LESLIE Paw Paw, Michigan PAUL MAHONEY South Bend, Indiana RALPH lESLIE Charlotte, Michigan ROBERT MARKLAND Laura, Ohio RONNIE MASTERS Sioux Falls, 80. Dak. GERALD McCOWN Elsie, Nebraska BETTY MEINSHAUSEN REBECCA MIDDLETON POUHd, WiSCOMin Sfrasburg, Virginia 82 ALICE MILES LOWELL MILES Trenton, Michigan Des Moines, Iowa ANNA MAE MILLER Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. BEVERLY MOODY Nekoosha, Wisconsin BEATRICE MOHR Watertown, Wisconsin DAVID NELSON Winnebago, Nebraska ROBERT MUIRHEAD Benton Harbor, Mich. CLINTON OLIN Minneapolis, Minnesota JEANNE JUVE NORMA OSBORN lakewood, California Nevada, Iowa 83 IRENE OSTERLUND North Platte, Nebraska DOROTHY OSTUNG Ontonagon, Michigan NAOMI PARKS Baltimore, Maryland CA ROLYN PA RSLEY Elkhart, Indiana BETTY PASSMORE Curwensville, Penn. ALICE PAULSON Jamestown, N. Y. DUANE PHILLIPS Kalispel, Montana JOHN PROWANT Rock Falls, Hlinois JUNE REEB Port Colborne Ontario, Canada JAMES RAPP Clinton, Illinois 84 MARVIN REPINSKI MARIE ROBINSON JAMES SCHILLING, JR. Stevens Point, Wis. Adams, Wisconsin Elgin, Iowa LEWIS SMITH MARY LEE SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH MARCUS SOLMES Silverton, Oregon Walkersville, W. Va. Binghamton, N. Y. loogootee, Indiana EUGENE STRAND JEAN TOMPKINS WAVERLY TYSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Rock Falls, Illinois Mellen, Wisconsin ALLAN VAN WINKLE DUANE WELST LLOYD WESTMAN WALDEMAR ZASTROW Plymouth, Indiana Eagle Bend, Minnesofa Minneapolis, Minnesota Watertown, Wisconsin 85 gzaigman AMES HAGEMIESTER ---------------Presidenf UNTON SCOTT - ...... --u-.,...d.mVice President 1015 HUNT gnrrnfnry sauxkrnoenllcn w-m---m------Treasurer EMIL AUGUSTINE Binghamton, N. Y. RICHARD BALLINGER Schoolcraff, Michigan IRENE BAUMAN Clarinda, Iowa WARREN BENGSTON Minneapolis, Minnesota GORDON BIALIK DELAINO BLAZER Iron River, Michigan Thief River Falls, Minn. DONALD BLEIlER Blanchardville, Wis. lARRY CALDWELL Ames, Iowa JEAN ETTE BODI E Crosby, Minnesota BARBARA CRAMNER RICHARD CURTIS Findlay, Ohio Independence, Iowa LORENZO CUTFORTH New Auburn, Wis. DONALD DAHLAGER Sacred Heart, Minn. MARY DARLEY Shelbina, Missouri FERN DAY Traverse City, Mich. 87 ARlENE DUERKSEN Mountain Lake, Minn. ELWARD ENGLE Wautoma, Wisconsin VERNON ESTEBO Minneapolis, Minnesota ELVA FARSTER Rock Falls, Illinois SANDRA FISHER PAUL FISHER Truesdale, Iowa Tawas City, Michigan BETTY FROELICH EARL FRENCH Lisle, Illinois Herman, Nebraska PATRICIA FRIEND Oifumwa, Iowa CHARPES FR-OEII'ILICH WILLIAM FRY Lisle, lllmons . . . Minneapolis, Minnesota EVA GALLAGHER Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. GERALDINE GESELLE Olivia, Minnesota THU RMAN GREEN BOMBOR, Missouri JAMES HAGEMEISTER New Ulm, Minnesota 88 JANET HANSEN Sioux Falls. So. Dak. ESTHER HEDMAN Rice Lake, Wisconsin SHIRLEY HILL Ypsilanti, Michigan JUANITA HOSIE'R Des Moines, Iowa VAN ? HOSIER LOIS HUNT Des Momes, I0W? Garrettville, Ohio JANICE JACKSON umwa, Iowa HARVEY JUNKER Comfrey, Minnesota DAVID JONES Minneapolis, Minnesota RAYMOND :IUNKER ELNORA KLINGSHEIM Comfrey, Minnesota Spring Valley, Minn. GILBERT KLINGSHEIM Minneapolis, Minnesota lEE KRAMER Rock Falls, Illinois JAMES KREIN Minneapolis, Minnesota NANCY KURTZ Sturgis, Michigan 89 MILDRED LEIVISKA Onionago, Michigan HARVEY lEWIS Minneapolis, Minnesota MARGERY llDDLE Two Harbors, Minn. RUTH LOUKINEN Ontonagon, Michigan MARTHCELTHA DONNA MARTIN MAHNKE Aberdeen, So. Dak. Hibbing, Minnesota JAMES MAYES Manzancla, Colorado GARY MASTERS Sioux Fall, 80. Dak. JANICE MASTERS Sioux Falls, South Dakota CARL METOXEN DONALD MICHAELSON Oneida, Wisconsin Kiesfer, Minnesota RAYMOND MILLIGAN Akron, Ohio THEODORE MOODY Minneapolis, Minnesota ETHEI. NOBLE Austin, Minnesota JACK NORWOOD Brainerd, Minnesota 90 JACK PAGET Minneapolis, Minnesota HAZEL PASLEY Amboy, Illinois GERALD PENN Chesterton, Indiana GRANT PETERSON Siren, Wisconsin KENNETH PETERSON GALE PETTYGROVE Minneapolis, Minnesota Champlin, Minnesota ARTHUR ROBINS Pelican Rapids, Minn. JAN ET PRINTY Mystic, Iowa RITA RAE REYNOLDS East Port, Idaho VIRGINIA ROBBINS lOLA ROBINSON Waupaca, Wisconsin ' Adams, Wisconsin NORMA ROSS Polebridge, Montana JACKIE SAINT Jeanette, Penna. JACOB SCHNEIDER Milwaukee, Wisconsin LUISE SCHNELLER Milwaukee, Wisconsin 91 llNTON SCOTT Whitfield, Jamacia RICHARD SMITH Beaver Dam, Wis. RUTH SOLCH EN BERGER Adams, Wisconsin DAVI D SOREY Woodbine, Iowa NOT PICTURED BARBARA KELLY ROBERT REMICK LLOYD McINTIRE KENNETH TOTH MADELYN FAYETTE PAUL JOHNSON JACK SULLIVAN KAREN SWANSON Minneapolis, Minnesota: Hawkinson, Now Dak. lAVONNE TOSTEN Lime Springs, Iowa JOYCETEACHOUT lensing, Michigan NAOMI THORMODSGAARD Sioux Falls, So. Dak. VIRGINIA TURNER lEONARD UNDERLUND Mystic, Iowa Bucyrus, No. Dak. DOUGLAS UTZ Dixon, Illinois GLENA WALTH Fairfax, So. Dak. HARlAN WARTENBEE Waterfown, So. Dak. MAX WEBB Moran, Michigan 92 JOAN WEBER Portage, Wisconsin CHARLES WEF EL Minneapolis, Minnesota MADELINE WIDMAN Greeley, Colorado EDWARD Wl HOWSKI Milwaukee, Wisconsin JACK WILLIAMS Mendom, Michigan JAMES ZELLERS Sioux City, Iowa MARILY-N WILL!AMS MAYLO WILSON MARILYN WOLD Seelyvnlle, Indiana Fort Madison, Iowa Vinna, South Dakota SECOND SEMESTER ENTRIES Row 1: Jack Taylor, Alice Mustain, Mary Manz, Mary Ann Bisconfine, Doris Holberg, Ann Bohan Barbara Kelly. Row 2: Lloyd Vagle, Pearl Carlson, Delores Aelmore, Bernard Johnson, lannie Berryman, Nelson Clair, Barbara Vires, Daisy Pearson. Not pictured: Kenneth Butler, David Gunnarson Donald, Hansen, Berverly Kennedy, James Layne, Darrell Martin, William Maxwell, Sandra Steverlu, F. L. Stuffelbeam, James Tolliver. 93 W0 Q5512 Una: W0 1:542 To worship God in spirit is the service and honor of the heart; it comprehends faith and fear in God. To praise the Lord with gladness is not a work of man; it is rather a joyful suffering and the work of God alone. It cannot be taught in words, but must be learned by one,s own experience, even as David says in Psalm 34 - Oi taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man that trusteth in Him? He puts tasting before seeing because this sweetness cannot be known unless it is exper- ienced and felt for oneself; and no one can attain to such experience unless he trusts in God with his whole heart. Then David goes on to say in Psalm 63 - iiI will lift up my hands in thy namef meaning, after experiencing such blessings from God, that he can lift up Holy Hands unto God in praise and worship. May our hearts ever be filled with a spirit of true worship and our hands lifted in Holy adoration unto God. 94 0w: Oaztoz REV. T. J. JONES THE OHMANS REV- C- A- BATES THE MARKERS REV. H. PENNINGTON CHAPEL SPEAKERS DEDICATION CHAPEL DEACONS 97 C75 u'aficm 5510505 REV. ARVID C. KINGSRITER Director Christian Service Activities Every student is required to do Christian Service while attending Bible School. Their activities are as varied as Heinz,s 57 varieties, ranging from pastoring churches to ushering people to their seats. The emphasis is placed upon evangelism in the T uesday Chapel services, which help students keep soul- winning foremost in their thinking when going to their respective assignments. Christian Service activities have not only provided valuable experience, but they have been avenues through which many precious souls have been led to find salvation through acceptance of the Lord Jesus Christ. INDIVIDUAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE REPORT Name Date , 195h Group Leader i Station Chapel Att. iTuesi Exmiqed i tation AttendecL Farmmpd Church Att. Sunday S SchoogMorning Worshiphmh Name of Church Evening Service Mid-Week Shh. P. Mtg...h.h Name of Church Name of Church PLEASE RECORD ALL CHRISTIAN SERVICE ACTIVITY Children's Work MiqreHanemm PreachinghScripture ReaLw Song Leading Spprinl Mnsir' S S Teach Tpsfimnnipc Tracts given out Vieifminn Witnessing RESULTS: iSouls won, reclaimed, eth Names and Addresses tDo not fill ini Comments by Group Leader regarding Cooperation. Attendance at Group Meetings. Services. BIC A 98 DAVID JONES, C. A. President Tract Distribution A helping hand Visitation MAXIN E EHRAT Church Secretary 99 Ohla'waif gaagsu LEATRICE SAMSON, Secretary; ELWARD ENGLE, President; CARL METOXEN, Vice President; MAX WEBB, Treasurer Harvest Seekers is the name of a tract club formed by a group of students who meet daily for prayer. On Tuesdays and Thursdays they distribute tracts and witness from 7:00 to 3:00 P.M. The club members, for whom Rev. Kingsriter is counsellor, has adopted as their motto: iiFor me to live is Christ? Their scripture is Romans 1:16, iiFor I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believethfi To win souls for God is their main objective in organizing. The Lord,s blessing has been very evident as souls have been saved while dealt With by these students. Lasting results are obtained as converts are contacted personally or by correspondence in the concentrated follow up program. ELWARD ENGLE, EARL FRENCH, DON MICHAE'LSON, MAX WEBB, LEATRICE SAMSON, BARBARA CR'AMNER, CARL METOXEN, DOUGLAS UTZ 100 Assistant and Student Pastors : DAVE NELSON DEAN EASTMAN RONNIE MASTERS ROY PHILLIPS PAUL KOESHALL Bloomingfon Columbia Heights Maple Grove Browns Valley, Minn. Amery, Wisconsin MARVIN IVIE HERB MURPHY JOHN BURKE LARRY BISONETTE GORDON BUNDROCK Milaca, Minnesofu Stillwafer White Bear Lake, Minn. Sand Creek, Wis. Havana, No. Dak. eBe still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I Will be exalted in the earth? PSALMs 46:10. 102 Unto me men gave ear, and waited, and kept silence at my counsel? JOB 29:21 103 Magic hO sing unto the Lord a new song; for he hath done marvelous things: his right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten him Victory. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise. Sing unto the Lord with the harp; and the voice of a psalm. With trumpets and sound of cornet make a joyful noise before the Lord, the King. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before is pres- ence with singing? h PSALM 98-100 MISS ESTHER SELNESS Director of Music Department REV. l. B. LARSEN Music Instructor gagool, of didactic The Music Education Course is a four year program preparing the student for public school teaching or as a minister of music in local churches. The affiliations with MacPhail School of Music and Minneapolis Music College enable our students to obtain Bachelor of Music Degree by complet- ing their fourth year of study at either advanced college. It is notable also that all degree graduates are today employed in teaching positions in various sections of the country. In any realm of education, application is as essential as learning. Calls for musical groups are always reaching the school, making possible frequent ap- plications. Many of our churches are constantly desiring music directors and youth pastors, making available constant avenues of service in the field of music. Another course available in the Music Department is that of Applied Music. This is a preparatory study for the teaching of private lessons. Several groups frequent their schedules with weekend trips and extended tours. The Evangelaires completed a very profitable tour of the eastern states this year while the Choralettes made several appearances in the midwest. The Male Chorus and various small ensembles are used extensively. Our fine staff of twelve music instructors is being greatly used of God in training young people to spread the gospel through the great ministry of music. REV. ORILI. KRANS MRSq lAWRENCE B. LARSE'N Male Chorus Marimba and Piano MRS. ARVID KINGSRITER REV. ARVIlD KINGSRITER REV. DAVE BURY iano Trombone Accordion REV. DON PATZ once Violin REV. PH . GUSTAFSON ' MRS. HERBERT R. SNYDER JACK SYMONS Voice Piano Organ and Piano 107 DAVID NELSON, President CRYSTALLE ADAMSON. Secretary-Treasurer RONNI E MASTERS, Vice President L. B. LARSEN, Director 108 i 5 First row, Ruth Laskey, June Fredburg, Joanne Curlblom, Gene Strand. Second row, Coseffe Herried, Carolyn Parsley, Don Dahlager, Nelson Clair. Third row, Crystalle Adamson, Ronnie Masters, Dallas DeVries, Paul Fisher. guanya Joanne Carlblom, Donna Hoferman, June Fredberg, Ruth Lcskey Coseffe Herried, Crystalle Adamson, Firsf row, LaVonne Tosten, Paf Friend, Jeanette Tosten. Second row, Jeanette T099 , Elnora Klingsheim Roger Gross, Dick Quiggle, Dianne Budde, Ila Eckert. Third row, Grant Peterson, Rodney Miller, David Nelson, Elnora Klingsheim gains; 109 DIANNA BUDDE CRUSADERS FOR CHRIST QUARTET ALLAN VAN WINKLE 110 COSETTE HERRIED lAVONNE TOSTEN EARL NORWOOD I'll 0 zafgtfai First row, Vanita Hosier, Juanihu Hoiser, Barbara Cramner, Glencl Wulth. Second row, Karen Swanson, Juanita DeBorcl, Janice Jackson, Janet Hansen. Third row, Margery Liddle, Lois Hunt, Pat Lambert, Mildred Leiviska MISS ESTHER SELNESS Music Director 112 wags C750 ZUJL James Hagemeisfer, Elwurd Engle, Dick Balken, James Tolliver, James Krein, John Burke, Chuck Wefel, lyle Larson, Morris Ohlin, James Millsaps, Mark Carter, Roger Dissmore, Gilbert Klingsheim, Kennefh Peterson, Wesley Larson, Melvin Klingsheim, Earl Norwood, Orvil Holden MAYLO WILSON, RITA REYNOLDS JOAN WEBER, JEAN TOMPKINS REV. ORIL KRANS Music Director 0J2. Songfellows Quartefte Clarinet: Jeanette Tosten, Grant Peterson, Patricia Lambert, Grace Hagenbeck, Lola Robinson. Flutes: Joan Weber, LaVonne Tosfen. Trumpets: Donna Hofferman, Emil Augustine, Dianna Budde, Ralph Leslie, Carolyn Parsley. Saxophones: Don Dahlager, Barbara Cramner, Jean Tomkins, Vanita Hosier, Carla Bunn. Horn: Juanita LaBord. Trombones: Marie Robinson, Paul Fisher, Gary Masters, Jeanette Bodie, Eugene Strand. Baritone: Jack Williams. Bass: James Tolliver. Drums: Pat Friend, Marcelfha Mahnke Cosie and Paul THE QUISTADS 115 gagofamgill Content Each spring a contest is held at N.C.B.I. permitting students in various fields of music such as piano, voice, woodwind, brass, and Violin to participate. This con- test is for Christian high school seniors and graduates. N.C.B.I. students are not eligible. A one semester scholarship will be given to the winner of each of the above men- tioned fields - piano, voice, violin, wood- wind or brass. The highest of these four winners will receive a second semester scholarship or a full year,s scholarship. These apply to any of the four regular courses of the year, i.e., Theology, Mis- sions, Christian Education, and Music Ed- ucation. We now have eight students attending N.C.B.I. who have won scholarships. They are Joanne Sturm, Jeanette Tosten, Donna Hoferman, David Nelson, Roger Dissmore, Kenneth Peterson, LaVonne Tosten and Elnora Klingsheim. MELODY-AIRES JAMES HAGENMEISTER, EMIL AUGUSTINE DONNA HOFERMAN PAUL KOESHALL, COSETTE HERRIED JUBILAIRES 116 THE GOSPEL HERALDS TH E CHAMBER GROU P DAVID KU, RUTH LASKEY HERBERT MURPHY JUBILETTES H7 Oqcficn'h'ai 955 W0 11212 Big; Christ has no hands but our hands To do His work today; He has no feet but our feet To lead men in His way; He has no tongue but our tongue To tell men how He died; He has no help but our help To bring them to His side. We are the only Bible The careless world will read; We are the sinnefs gospel, We are the scoffefs creed; We are the Lord,s last message, Given in deed and word; What if the type is crooked? What if the print is blurred? What if our hands are busy With other work than His? What if our feet are walking Where sints allurement is? What if our tongues are speaking Of things His lips would Spurn? How can we hope to help Him And hasten His return? 118 cngatta Captain: DAROLD BLEILER; First Mate, RONALD MASTERS; Secretory, CRYSTALLE ADAMSON; Business Manager, EMIL AUGUSTINE Let's See Now Attack Crystalle Adamson, Ronnie Masters, Darold Bleiler, Emil Augustine, Marie Dissmore, Lois Hunt, Corrine Ambs, Casetfe Herried, Carolyn Parsley, Marge Liddle, Pat Friend, Elnora Klingsheim, Marvin Repinski, Dolores Goff, David Jones, Ervin Cole 120 Mary Smith, Ruth Loukinen, Doris Halberg, Janet Prinfy, Carol Leslie President DELORES NOVAK Vice President JOANNE STURM Secretary ........... IRENE OSTERLUND Treasurer ............. CORRINE AMBS Advisor MISS sonAu Maxine Ehraf, Geruline Heifke Dorothy Eller, Dolores Goff, Ruby Heitke $$$$$3 4n: let's Print '500' Deadline Tomorrow SALES JET TOSTEN GRACE HAGENBACK PAT FRIEND ELNORA KLINGSHEJM MARGERY LIDDLE LAVONNE TOSTEN JUNE FREDBURG wgiws CAPTAINS MARK CARTER PAUL KOESHALL RONNIE MASTERS MARVIN REPINSKI EMIL AUGUSTINE JACK NORWOOD JACK WJLLIAMS DEE CENTER giuclsnf Co unaif MISS SOLTAU, JEANETTE TOSTEN, ROY PHILLIPS, ROGER DISSMORE, JOANNE STURM, CARLA BUNN Row 1: Corrine Ambs, Marge Liddle, Delores Go , Crystalle Adamson, Pa? Friend, Arlene Duerksen. Row 2: Ervin Cole, Lyle Larson, Emil Augustine, David Jones, Bob Buckingham, Bill Johnson 123 JOHN PHILLIPPS Director of Sports Program N.C.B.l. Basketball Squad The focusing of attention on sport activities at North Central Bible Institute crescendos with substantial spark and Vigor during basketball season. Each week the individual teams meet, resulting in several exciting contests. There are various other sports in which many students take an active part, some of which are touch football, softball, tennis, ping pong, and hockey. In shaping and molding lives we believe that the beneficial value of sports becomes very evident. A world-wide youth organization states. iiIt is not whether you Win or lose the game, but ifs how you play it? 124 Swish. REACH 125 leisure Time The Nimrods 126 Is it baseball, swimming, or touch football? Glimpse of Campus Welcome Halloween Social 130 O gapzismgaz Christmas Pageant Thanksgiving Semester Exams 9557110, 137 Valentines HURGHAMTY m, 4; WW Missionary Convention 132 gga mzuaf $721029 Bang uet The Calhoun Beach Hotel was the site of the Spring banquet honoring this yeafs graduating class. The evening proved to be a great spiritual blessing as they gathered April 5th, for the annual affair. Several musical numbers were presented, the program being climaxed with a stirring message by a former instructor of N.C.B.I., Rev. Emil Balliet, a pastor at North Hollywood, California. The honored students were made to further re- alize the prayerful interest all have had for the TWarriors of the Gospel? REV. EMIL BALLIET I33 Commgnaamsnt Wedding; ILA JEAN ECKERT MARJORIE DELMONT WAVERLY TYSON SCENES JEANETTE TOSTEN, KATHERINE SWANSON JOHN PHILLIPPS 136 M. C. NELSONS 137 138 H a a2 : . w $3xnxwaf w, . fl w A . .uuwwu.lh n ; w u u in m I'm ,. u. x: mam mu. '1? 9omwm. w- X I X X XXWARRIORS CFF THE GOSPELXX X Cong thufationi . I have finished!i my course, I have kept the faith. X IX Timothy 4:7 X l have fought a good fight, X X. 140 ...from THE FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 315 National Road West Richmond, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS DIPLOMA and DEGREE GRADUATES of 1957: Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creo- ture. - Jesus Christ Seniors, great are your opportun- ities; greater are your responsibil- ities; greatest will be your reward for your faithfulness. God bless you as you take the gospel to a lost and dying world. - William Van Winkle Wm. Van Winkle Allan Van Winkle Pastor Sophomore Reaching the lost Preaching the gospel Teaching the saved Rev. A. N. Trotter I t t . Rev. J, T, Trotter Congratulations . . . h Warriors of the Gospel yr ' ...from... FREMONT TABERNACLE Mrs. A. N. Trotter Mrs. J. T. Trotter ...The Church that... Believes the Bible . . .Exalts Jesus Christ. . . Honors the Holy Spirit I41 CONGRATULATIONS LABORERS WITH HIM FROM THE MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Mame of North Central Bible Institutd 910 Elliot Avenue South, Minneapolis 4, Minnesota G. Raymond Carlson, Superintendent Ivan 0. Miller, Assistant Superintendent Wilson A. Kattesr, Secretary Minnesota Christ's Ambassadors District Sunday School Department Kenneth Freiheit, President E. B. Adamson, Director Leland Schultz, Vice President Larry Hall, 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 27 - July 7, 1957 Mrs. G. S. Lee, Secretary W .W, Speakers: :1 v Bert Webb and Watson Argue C.A. Speaker: We minister as unto Christ Forrest McCllelan 142 'N MINNEAPOLIS Congratulation to the Class of 57 CHAMBERLAIN'S CHAPEL TH E CU RTIS HOTEL Assembly of God East Glenn-Terre Haute, Indiana Largest and finest in the Upper Mid-West Rev. Wilson W. Shabaz, Pastor .Be strong and of good courage-the Lord is with thee Joshua 1:9. The Church with the Community at heart. ANOKA ASSEMBLIES OF GO Fifth and School Street Anoka, Minnesota + Congratulations to the class of 1957 All rooms with private soft-water bath + GOSPEL TIDINGS Single rooms from $5.00 KANO 1470 on dial. Double rooms from $100 Every Sunday at 8:30 A.M. Special Family Plan L.G.Tandberg,Pastor FOR SPECIAL PRICES AND FAST SERVICE PATRONIZE OUR OWN LAUNDRY AND CLEANING DEPARTMENT LOCATED IN OUR HALL DAILY PICK UP AND DELIVERY 4.? GROSS BROS. KRONICKS 143 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to the WVARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL i NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE Training the Youth of Today for the Gospel Ministry of Tomorrow Four and three year Courses offered IN ' THEOLOGY ' MUSIC ' MISSIONS ' CHRISTIAN EDUCATION For information write to Registrar NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE 910 Elliot Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota I44 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 From Congregation Sunday School Christ Ambassadors Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Weides Preaching . . . The Whole Gospel For the Whole Man SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Summit 8: Victoria Street :: St. Paul, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL FULL GOSPEL YOUTH UNITED We join our hearts and our hands Wdll march as one Christian band , U is for Unity, Youth unites for victory? DAMARIS OLSON, chairman REV. DAVID BURY, Minneapolis Evangelistic Auditorium , . . assistant chairman DELORES BEULOW, secretary LESTER HUGHES, treasurer Haven Of Hope Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle Betty F-roelick -- Robbinsdale Association Donna Rousu -- - Evangelistic Tabernacle Betty Testa ........ Full GOSpel Association Jerry Riddle ---------------- Calvary Temple Bob Strand Full .Gospel TngIe Mary Howe ---- Four Square Association Dale Edwards ........ Hopkms Assocmhon Sh 'll W 'd S . A Dave Nelson m- Bloomington Association err: 6' es -------- ummlt ve. A55 - Decm Eastman .............. People's Church Warren Bengston ---- Spring Lake Park Dick Balken ............ Philadelphia Church Bruce Hanseman City of Lakes Assn. 145 WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL V gong zatufa L'OIu. 5 k. gonymtulatims... 61455 of 3' 7 North Central Bible lnstitutek a . $ vaO IOMW.N xss sxx $ $Rw$ $0 Missions Department 147 TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Diploma Class of 1957 and Degree Class of 1957 So teach us to number our days . . . Psalms 90:12 Go ye into all the world, and PREACH . . . Mark 16:15 Go ye therefore, and TEACH . . . Math. 28:19-20 N.C.B.I. Alumni Association and Living Endowment Fellowship 148 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 w ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 86th and Cedar Rev. A. Kingsriter, Pastor Bloomington ad CONGRATULATIONS WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL + HonoHng Kenneth Mehlhaff + ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH + Rev. Fred Halquist, Pastor THE SALEM CHURCH Joseph L. Vitello, Pastor JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK A Church for those who love Gode Word CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 THE EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE + In the heart of the Capital with the Capital at heart 536 University Ave. SAINT PAUL 3, MINNESOTA Eugene Conway, Pastor Saluting . . . We not only sing the praises of our King, but we also sing the praises of the North Central Bible Institute. + May the rich blessings of God rest upon you as you graduate and fol- low after your Saviour, Healer, Baptizer, a nd Soon Coming King! Sincmst Kanyratulatims... 611155 of 16' 7 .I Z Honoring . . . Our students in school this year: Dalas DeVries Marion Gaselle Orville Larson James Quistad + Compliments of . . . The CA: The Pastor The Board and Congregation GOSPEL IN SONG RADIO STAFF Station KWLM - 1340 KC. - Every Thursday at 7:15 P.M. Willmar Assemblies of God Church West Fifth and Minnesota Avenue HARRY M. MYERS, PASTOR When near Willmar, plan to visit the church where Everybody's welcome! It pays to look your best . . . TOM'S BARBER SHOP SPECIALIST ...in... Good Hair Cutting HESSBURG BROS. 1201 WASHINGTON AVENUE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SAVITT BROS.,INC. DISTINCTIVE WALLPAPER CUSTOM PAINTS 1021-23 Hennepin Avenue Federal 5-2187 340 East Lake Street Taylor 5-8312 Tom O'Connor, progrietor 805 Ninth 51. 30. Minneapolis, Minn. BUSINESS FURNITURE, incorporated Compliments Of COMPLETE LINE ...of... WOOD 3 STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE DESKS - FILES - CHAIRS CRAVENS PRINTING C0. + + + . + 2415 Bloommgton Avenue PA 4-6270 Minneapolis 4, Minn. 301 So. 7th St. FE 3-6571 THANK YOU, CLASS OF 1957 for selecting us as your Class Photographers H. Larson Studio 2919 Twenty-sevenfh Avenue South MINNEAPOLIS 6, MINNESOTA Phone: PArkway 9-1375 '. n . Pnoussuoun anocurms 1Vm. Joh nson EVENINGS: UNion 6-5901 PORTRAITS... commercial and candid P H O T O G R A P H Y T O B E S U R E - Have a professional photographer photograph your wedding 150 Konymmlatims... 611155 of 3' 7 from.... Christ's Ambassadors Congregation Pastor $ Mrs. J. M. Strand Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abound- ing in the work of the Lord, forosmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. I Corinthians 15:18. SERVICES: Sunday School ................ 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship ............ 10:45 A.M. Wednesday Prayer ......... 8:00 P.M. C. A. Service Friday ........ 8:00 P.M. FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE 2300 Bloomington Avenue :: Minneapolis, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO , ' WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL 0' In all things we are more than conquerers through Him that loved us. Romans 8:37 WORTHINGTON ASSEMBLY. OF GOD CONGREGATION, SUNDAY SCHOOL CHURCH BOARD and C.A.'s The friendly church presenting a living message. Pastor and Mrs. Herman H. Rhode and Family 152 A TIP OF THE HAT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF II'I 957i! TO THE CLASS OF '57 And they went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following Mark 16:20. ROCHESTER ASSEMBLY OF GOD look to the 31 1-4th Street SE. ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA A Christ-centered Church in the Medical Center of the World. A R K E T T E O. E . C A R T E R , P A S T O R for the best in school news coverage THE PEOPLES CHURCH 41st and Van Buren Street NE. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Betty Olson tCIass of 19541 Church Missioncury Pauline Hultquist 1Class of 19481 Church Secretary Ruth Stanton 1Class of 19551 Asst. to Church Sec. Decm Eastman 1CIass of 19571 Student Pastor REV. DOUGLAS M. HENDERSON 1Class of 19481 Pastor Our Congratulations to the WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL Class of 1957 NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE REV. AND MRS. DOUGLAS HENDERSON and CONGREGATION 153 Minneapolis Evangelistic Auditoriume + WHERE PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS COME TOGETHER + + AND GOD BECOMES REAL TO THEM ALL..... + WISHES TO CONGRATULATE WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL M. E. A., in the heart of the great Twin Cities, is dedicated to constant evangelism at home and abroad. Several thou- sand have sought Christ since its opening three years ago. The Olsons have won thonotnds more in their crusades in other countries. Pastor Russell Olson Sister Fern Olson . SUNDAY SCHOOL ................ 9:30 AM. MORNING WORSHIP ............. 10:30 AM. EVANGELISTIC RALLIES ........ 2:30 PM ,, , 7:30 PM. Services every night of the year except Monday and Tuesday. W I54 Congratulations to the class of '57 C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S ! II II DAVE COPPLE Classof1957 Alumni God bless you as you take Christ SPECIALIZING IN MINISTER'S to 0' needy wo'ld' LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE BRAINERD 1400 Portland Ave. 50. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Fe 8-0201 Residence: ioffice Fe 5-7259 TABERNACLE Also Bernice R. and Stanley H. Clarke PREFERRED RISK AUTO INSURANCE Pastors FORREALESTATE CONGRATULATIONS Mortgage Loam. and Insurance UK to the c - Fm x1 CLASS OF 1957 + Anton G.HansonCo + BONDS . NOTARY PUBLIC from... P0 9-734 6 P0 2-3882 ST. JAMES. ASSEMBLY OF GOD REV. W. D. HATCHNER Pastor 1513 East Lake St. CONGRATULATIONS TO Warriors of the Gospel Home of FINE FOOD and CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP BECKVS CAFETERIA 1934 HENNEPIN AVENUE SOUTH :: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 155 North Central SCHOOL OF MUSIC PRIVATE LESSONS Day or Evening Accordion Marimba Violin Vibraharp Trumpet Trombone Clarinet + Piano - Organ - Voice Accredited Teachers Recitals Students May Enter Any Time + Fe 2-3491 Ta 4-4198 910 Elliot Ave. MUSIC EDUCATION COURSE 4Public school music teaching For details contact Director of Music Keep Banner Congratulations ! WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL + + Contending for the faith once delivered to the saints. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 201 Sixth Ave. No. SOUTH ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA Lawrence R. Mather, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS! . . . WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL Christ Our Life CITY OF LAKES CHURCH HONORING: CRYSTALLE ADAMSON AND PAUL KATTER Chowen Avenue at West 43rd Street W. A. Katter, Pastor HONORING Dale Edwards HoxggiNghlin Jeanette Tosten Cosette Herried Kenneth Carlson Phil Kroll Rev. and Mrs. Del Tarr, Jr. Pastor and Congregation extend sincere congratulations ...'ro... WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL NCBI Students and friends always welcome HOPKINS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 28 - Ninth Avenue South 157 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1957 Rev. and Mrs. G. K. Peterson and Staff Aug 44 w, W TuneuP Ammrm CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 TH E DOUGLAS CO. 620 12th Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Towing Brake Service DIEHUS TEXACO 28th Street and Chicago Avenue + iv + + + MANFACTURERS Minneapolis 7, Minnesm AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING Phone RE 9925 SCRIPTURE EMBLEMS 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. Kotter, Mgr. - lone Freeman, Sales - Joyce Teachout, Clerk + + BIBLES CHRISTIAN BOOKS + GIFTS AND AWARDS + SONG BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC + CHILDRENtS STORIES Flannelgraph 3 Object Lessons + VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL MATERIAL + VISIT OUR BOOTH AT LAKE GENEVA BIBLE CAMP Ask for our free catalog of Books and Gifts 159 To the Class of 57 GOD'S BLESSINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Mountain Lake, Minnesota + HonoHng Raymond Junker - Harvey Junker Arlene Duerksen Rev. D. L. Nultemeier Congregation - Sunday School and Christ's Ambassadors Congratulations WARRIORS OF THE GOSPEL + And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever. North Central Bible Institute Cafeteria MISSIONARY? ....May56? Interested in foreign missions? Oh, you're iust preparing, but it could be. Your interested in foreign missions auto- matically creates a need for financial protection for your family. You are quite aware after the episode in Ecuador that you are planning to put the wel- fare of your family at a high risk. For- eign mission boards and societies under- stand this and allow a definite number of dollars to each missionary for the purchase of life insurance and retire- ment income. Did you know that no company will issue Waiver of Premium Disability to a missionary or a mission- ary candidate? Did you know that a missionary going to or inuMexico, Al- giers or Belgian Congo pays from $15 to $25 per $1,000 extra premium for his life insurance? Dollars that should be going to the purchase of additional life insurance or being set aside for retirement must be paid into these extra premiums. This can be eliminated if you act soon enough. Next year may be too late. For further information I urge you to call alumni, Robert L. Moring at either PA 4-3607 or WE 5-2689 or write Box 144, Glen Lake, Minn. + THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY + Robert L. Moring, Special Agent 160 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALL OF us AT THE MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE TO THE 24TH SENIOR CLASS OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE Honoring: Joanne Corlblom more and more motorists stop at this sign to- Be M will Pure GASOLINES - LUBRICANTS - PROPANE DOMESTIC 8t INDUSTRIAL FUEL OILS AGRICULTURAL 8 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS W. H. BARBER COMPANY 825 S.E. Thornton - Minneapolis 162 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE INSTITUTE A FRIEND 163 Available 10: NORTH CENTRAL SCHOOL MINISTERS 0F MUS'C STUDENTS PRIVATE LESSONS in Marimba - Accordion - Violin CHRISTIAN FRIENDS Vibra Harp All Wind and Brass Instruments + ACCORDIONS WHOLESALE aife Time Guarantea + Hand Made Reeds Terms Available ACCREDITED TEACHERS + Piano Voice Organ MUSIC EDUCATION + Wublic School Teaching For information write For further information, contact NORTHWEST MUSIC SUPPLY DIRECTOR OF MUSIC SCHOOL 910 Elliot Ave. BOX 340 Phone Fe. 2-3491 Ext. 27 VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA After hours: L0. 4198 Congratulations . . . Warriors of the Gospel from the.... HonoHng CecH Parker PARK ASSEMBLY Pastor and Mrs. Donald Putz Church Board Sunday School Women's Missionary Council Christ's Ambassadors Texoscf'lbfh ST. LOUIS PARK, MINNESOTA 164 Remember, now or in the future, you and your friends can place CONFIDENCE NORTHSIDHEWMERCURY FOR NEW AND USED CARS and SERVICE JA 1-7676 Special discount to ordained ministers or full time Gospel workers Ill Congratulations to Class of '57 - Warriors of the Gospe Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ellingson Rev. and Mrs. 'Dolly Ann Max EIeioH 165 .1, x 31 JV 01$ genital? Biggs gnzsh'tutz... + With a sigh of mixed emotions we come to the conclusion of another Archive. We trust that you have enjoyed these pages, even as we have enjoyed compiling them. Of a truth we can say: iiThe Lord hath done great things; whereof we are glad? Psa. 126:3. It has been the constant aim of the editor to display this year as an integral part of Gods purpose for our school, by cor- relating the words of Faculty members, faces of the students, and activities of the organizations. Being honored with his position, the editor has had the op- portunity of making acquaintance With many personalities who have an association With North Central Bible School in various ways. Through this opportunity it has been discovered, and all agree, that although North Central has always had a perpetual betterment, the year 1956-57 has been a very outstanding and remarkable year. I could not feel the annual complete Without formally thank- ing all who contributed their time and efforts to make the ii57ii annual a realization. My warmest thanks are extended to the Staff for their indis- pensable service and support. SINCERELY, DALE EDWARDS 168 W Mgqug, ' JH ' ; Wynn; ;, h H k W gm?! .th EWAW ?.rm .,, E;