North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE And SCHOOL OF MUSIC Minneapolis, Minnesota Presents ......... w; 09 n ' Wivw VIqus r a m, 0.1000 W Forewo rd The primary obiecfive of North Central Bible College is to train men and women in The fundamentals of the WORD so That They in turn may step out info the churches, missionary Fields, schools, omces, and factories and bring the reality of Christ and His more abundant life to c: needy world. Table of Contents Paths to the Uttermost ............. 12 Paths of Leadership .............. 34 Paths of Progress ................ 48 PuihsofService.. ..............1OO Paths of Devotion ............... 106 Paths of Melody ................ 114 Paths of Action ................. 120 North Central Bible College Holding Forth the Word of Life Dedication . . . To Rev. Wilson A. Kcmer, we the graduates of North Central Bible College gratefully dedicate the 1958 Archive. REV. WILSON A. KATTER As Pastor The words that are spoken as you teach are not mere unexper- ienced words of wisdom that you have gleaned from books; true, they are words of wisdom, but they are also words of truth that you prac- tice. You have hidden God's word in your heart. You did not stop there, however. You have successfully strived to teach it to your chil- dren and to the students who sit in your classes. Indeed, the manner in which you walk and conduct yourself in all phases of life expresses the zeol you have for the Lord. To our District Secretory, Rev. W. A. Kotter, who has inspired many to be more patient and zeolous fishers of men, we dedicate the 1958 Archive. As College instructor As District Secretary Honor Rev. I. 0. Miller O Photo by F. Halquist oeep appreCIatIon we, t e coss o A path-it always leads somewhere, to some destiny. It may be a narrow path which is barely visible as it winds up the rocky side of Cl mountain, a path where storms of doubts and fears assoil the traveler. It may lead down into a deep, dark volley filled with sorrows. And it could be a broader, more beaten path that winds its way through soft green meadows and along the cool banks of c murmuring stream, a haven for the weary trav- eler who has been longing for peace, ioy, and content- ment. We, the graduates of 1958, will be treading over many ,paths in the years that lie ahead. Our greatest de- sire is to follow the path of God's choice and to guide others along the most impor- tant path of all, the path that leads to life eternal. Literary Editor, Mary Elizabeth Dyer Editor, David Nelson Assisfa nf Literary Editor, Carolyn Parsley Assistant Literary Edito Lilo Duerksen Assistant Photographer, Dwayne Turner Lyle Larsen i'ror, Ed Ar'r st, Lo y Everett ?zg iness Manager, t t o b b A LI r e b o R r, e In D. a r 9 o f o In P bl n a .r ab 5 s A Marvin Repinski Bus Emil Augustine Assistant Editor, Advertising Manager, Eugene Stran Advisers, Clara Mae Barfels, Virginia Peterson, L. B. Paths to the Uttermost Anywhere with Jesus, Though he Ieadeth me Where the path is rough and long Where the dangers be; Though he taketh from my heart All I love below, Anywhere with Jesus I will gladly go. Anywhere with Jesus; For it cannot be Dreary, dark, or desolate When he is with me; He will love me to the end, Every need supply; Anywhere with Jesus, Should I live or die. Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts of the earth for thy possession. Psalms 2:8 - This lovely family, their faces beaming with happiness, leave their loved ones and friends to follow God's call to the mission field. Let's watch the progress as they carry the Gospel message to lost tribes. The result of God's blessing and consecrated lives: Another church established for the glory of God! hristio new c And ihe The word 0 Go f - fol d Is rec . low the Lord in bQPfiSmelved and converts or . e no I W ready f0 ' d.u M ny believed and were baptize II a Convention Steering Committee Miss Solfau, Dolores Got'r, Waldemar Zastrow, Paul Koesholl, John Burke. NOT PICTURED: Mary Dyer. The World Is Our Business 1M e K I y? Wm M. Missionary Convention Millions Are Waiting was thevtheme of the 28th annual missionary convention held during the week of March 10-15. Our realization of the need of spreading the Light was renewed as we listened to speakers from the four corners of the world. Rev. 8t Mrs. Harry Petersen, Japan; Rev. 8t Mrs. David Kensinger, Costa Rica, Central America; Rev. 8i Mrs. Morris Williams, Nyasaland, East Africa,- Rev. 8t Mrs. Mock, formerly missionaries to West Indies-reappainted to Peru; and Marcella Dart, Indonesia,- returned as alumni speakers. Rev. 8t Mrs. A. N. Trotter, formerly missionaries to Africa were also speakers. The offering goal for the convention was $1,000, and much effort was put forth that it might be reached. 17 We Must Work for Advisor, lone Soltctu The Great Commission to the Church is still valid, and will be so until the Lord Jesus Christ comes again. Today it holds forth a greater, 0 more urgent, and more promising challenge than ever before. This Missionary challenge is being accepted by the many North Central Bible College students who have answered, Here cm I, send me. Over seventy-five missionary alumni have already made this prayer a reality. North Central Bible College has gained the top position in total and per capita giving of all the Assemblies of God Bible Colleges. His Spirit alone has inspired the students to do this. We have seen the rod of God stretched out, and the miracles that have followed after faithful prayer. The Lord of Elijah still lives and he who will use the mantle of faith can still smite the waters and cause them to port before the all- powerful Name of God. The following pages will pro- vide the names of our eleven prayer groups which meet weekly to study needs of each individual field, but the most important minis- try is the student's ministry of prayer. Co-Vice President, John Burke Treasurer, Dolores Gott The Midnight Hour Approaches M 'wg-w. 7.x. x M $5.21 . $$$$$er Bin 9;; wags:- i5 h? n' - .r' '. A ;? President, Paul Koesholl Co-Vice President, Waldemar ch'rrow Secretary, Mary Dyer BAND OFFICERS: President, Wesley Larson; Vice-Presidenf, Dee Center; Secretory-Treosurer, Grace Hogenbeck. BAND OFFICERS: President, An- thony Farina; Vice-President, Paul Mahoney; Secretory-Treas- urer, Carol Leslie. 21 Secrefo ry- Jomes Palmer President, 0 . BAND OFFICERS I G ross Roger idenf, ice-Pres V Theodore Moody Treasurer, 22 BAND OFFICERS: President, Herbert Murphy; Vice-Presidenf, Richard Smith; Secretory-Treosurer, Corrine Murphy hnlarge$ 23 BAND OFFICERS: President, Wesley Smith; Vice-President, Richard Anderson; Secretary- Treosurer, Betty Passmore. 24 ISSIOHS M at B. C. C N 25 BAND OFFICERS: President, David Nelson; Vice-President, Richard Bal- ken; Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Tompkins. 26 BAND OFFICERS: President, Marvin Repinski; Vice-Presidenf, Homer Giles; Secretory-Treosurer, Crystalle Adomson. bnlorge$ 27 Visiting Missionaries Missionary Activities Food for Pioneer Pastors Missionary Convention booth As we give the monkey climbs Lift the lost, lest they perish 28 . ' 29 BAND OFFICERS: President, Carl Mefoxen; Vice- President, Warren Bengfson; Secretory-Treosurer, Janet Friesen. BAND OFFICERS: President Robert Strand; Vice-President, James Millsaps; Secretory-Treasurer, Sharon Holbrook. MW .. 30 BAND OFFICERS: President, Ruben Bonf- roger; Vice-Presidenf, Robert Ludwig; Secretory-Treosurer, Bonnie Hanson. 31 BAND OFFICERS: President, Clarke Gage;Vice- President, John Prowonf; Secretary-Treosurer, Carla Bunn. 32 Paths of Leadership Who will guide us in the path? Who will teach us where to go, To keep us from the aftermath . Of ignorance, sin, and woe? We need a Teacher's counsel wise, Instructing day by day. They've walked the path and know its guise, So guide us on our way! Kenneth Peterson Where no counsel is, the people fall: Proverbs 11:14 North Central Bible College stands today as a monumental example of what 0 mon yielded to the will of God con accomplish. Twenty-seven years 090 Rev. Lindquist saw the need for training young men and women for Christian service. From a small begin- ning in the basement of the Minneapolis Gospel Tobernocle there has grown a college with on en- rollment of over three hundred. Even as God over- sees his children, so Rev. Lindquist hos proyerfully 0nd patiently guided the school during these years of moteriolond spiritual growth. 36 Frank J. Lindquist President In our president, Rev. Lindquist, we have 0 con- secrated and experienced man of God. He is held in great respect by the many students and parishioners who have benefited from his ministry. As pastor of the Minneapolis Gospel Tobernocle for over thirty- three years he has seen the church develop into one of the largest Assemblies in this area. His life is a continual blessing to all who desire spiritual help. l. 0. Miller Executive Vice-President Rev. Miller, graduate in business administration and former pastor, come To North Central Bible Col- lege five years after its inception. As one of The early pioneers he foo has been on important part in its development. As Assistant District Superintendent he served The state with mature spiritual leadership. Always concerned, as a counsellor and student financial adviser, Rev. Miller has bought help and encouragement to many young people. His spirit- filled ministry in the classroom as well as in ihe pul- pit, is appreciated by all. Each student greatly es- feems Rev. Miller for his humble attitude and acknowledgement of his dependence Upon God in carrying out his duties as Executive Vice President. 37 G. Raymond Carlson, District Superintendent Having served as pastor of the Thief River Falls Gospel Tabernacle for nine years and 05 Minnesota Dis- trict Sunday School Director for nearly five years provides a wide background of experience from which students are now profiting. Since joining the faculty in 1948 his classes in Pastoral Theology have made many young people better spiritual leaders. 38 T. J. Jones, Dean Rich truths gleaned from the Old and New Testo- ments made new by God given enlightenment charac- terize the ministry of Rev. Jones. Daily in the classroom he wins the hearts of students by his varied presentations of God's Word. Always ready to encourage and help, he has become a spiritual father to all. Wilson A. Katter, District Secretary Many cure the duties of Rev. Katter as he serves as District Secretary, Pastor of City of Lakes Gospel Taber- nacle, and instructor of North Central Bible College. The experiences of personal evangelism given in his classes have influenced many students to do more personal witnessing. H. R. Snyder, Treasurer As a splendid example of faithfulness to God's work, Rev. Snyder has served as treasurer of North Central Bible College since its beginning and has been in con- stant contact with students. For many years he has served most capobly as District Treasurer, and has been on in- spiration to each one in the college. 39 E. B. Adamson Instructor in Religious Education. Mrs. W. Charles Instructor in Spanish and Typing Kenneth M. Freiheif Instructor in Religious Education and Bible. Miss Esther Selness Instructor in Music Leland Goheen Instructor in Theology Arvid Kingsrifer Instructor in Bible and Theology. 41 Faculty prayerfully seeks God's guidance In the word is found the wisdom of God Orill Krans Amos Levang Raymond Levang Instructor in Bible and Music Instructor in Religious Education Instructor in Bible, English, Psychology, His- tory, Science and Language. 42 Serving loyally as District and School Treasurer Young Man L, B, Larsen Mrs. John P. Phillipps John P. Phillipps Instructor in Music and Speech Instructor in Missions Instructor in Bible, Philosophy and Language 43 The THEOLOGY department has been designed to train young men and women in the Field of pastoral and evangelistic activities. To preach the Gospel of Christ requires youth with deep convictions, complete conse- cration, and on understanding of God's Holy Word. North Central Bible College The general duties and demands of the missionary are carefully considered by the prospective missionary students. The MISSIONS depart- ment presents the challenge of local, home and foreign needs in mission- ary classes, in missionary prayer bcmds, and through studies in foreign languages. 44 The department of MUSIC provides training for those planning to Fill positions in the church requiring musical ability, and for those planning to teach music in the public school. This course also includes sufficient classes in Bible to qualify graduates to fill positions of youth pastors as well as directors of music. Offers to You . . . There is a constant and growing demand on the port of pastors for young men and women to serve as directors of Christian education. The RELIGIOUS EDUCATION courSe otters thorough training for the potential director of the Sunday School, for the Vacation Bible School worker, and for the church secretary and office worker. Martin E. Gerdes, Edwin Gunderson, Herman Rohde, Robert Abbott, FIRST ROW: John Strand, Herbert Snyder, T. J. Jones, I. 0. Miller, F. J. Lindquist, G. Raymond Carlson, Wilson Kotter, O.E.Corter,D.H.Mapson. Stanley E. Clarke, Melford Olson. SECOND ROW: Clinton Fick, These sixteen men act as coordinators for the spiritual and operational activities of North Central Bible College. Composed of district presbyters and members of the Executive Committee, the Board of Directors have had extensive experience in leader- ship making them most capable for their important work of advising and administrating the oFfairs of the school. 45 Staff Fred Halquis'r Building Manager Estella Burkhart Librarian, Matron Betty Hintz Cafeteria Assistant Virginia Peterson Bookkeeper Clara Mae Bartels Assistant Registrar Elaine Timm Cafeteria Manager Frank Leroy First Engineer 46 Staff Delbert Torr, Jr. Decorofor Mrs. Arnold Swanson Assistant Matron, Housekeeper Marjorie Delmont Receptionist lone Freeman Bookstore Betty Johnson District OfFIce Secretory Arnold Swanson Maintenance 47 Paths of Progress Onward! Upward! Sometimes moving with the speed of a racer, sometimes struggling to even keep plodding along, so move the students along the Path of Progress. With each additional year in school, improvement is made as they ad- vance toward the obiective they have set for their lives. Yet, this path does not end the day they graduate. The learning process never ceases. All through life as one goal is reached there will always be another to strive for until the final goal is reached when the path terminates at the Pearly Gates. press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:14 Dale Edwards, Treasurer; Amelda Smith, Secretary; Herbert Murphy, Vice-Presidenf; Richard Balken, President. Seniors 50 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Richard Anderson, Carol Leslie, June Reeb, Robert Strand. 51 History of Class of l58 Commencementl-A paradox- an ending and yet a beginning of many student's lot. Wondering, waiting, and deciding where would be their next stop. It seems that 155 of such students, of which 24 remain, full of knowledge, zeal, and apprehension, came to N.C.B.C.,-their Christian testimony to main- tain- and to further their education. Now, a previous history has been wirtten of the ofticers and accomplishments of this class, so these few lines will iust be committed to what, as seniors, they are doing and let it pass. There were faces that were new as this class began last fall; Wes and Meldy Smith-Bob Ludwig too, who came to supplement their call. Dick Balken, Herb Murphy his veep, Meldy the scribe-Finance Dale. Upon these officers blessings heap for managing all the detail. Vital statistics in this history; congratulations Poppenhagen, Strand and Balken, Valedictorian Kroll, Edwards and Murphy who took T. J.'s advice on First Corinthians Seven. Herbert Murphy Through our schedule thus we went Phillipps, Phillipps, Levang, and Phillipps. Are they lawyers, doctors, management? No, teachers giving Gospel nuggets. Caps, gowns, ceremonies, invitations, the end begins to unravel as seniors advertise their situations, have degree-will travel. Lord, send the old time power thus goes the familiar refrain to prepare us in this needy hour to gather the ripened grain. SaI-utatorian Robert Ludwig 52 Gerald Boschen Denver, Colorado B.A. in Bible Richard Anderson Mason, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible Missionary Band Vice-Presidem 3,4; Sfu- dent Council President 4,- ARCHIVE Advertising Manager 3; Male Chorus 2. John Burke Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Missionary Department Vice-President 4; Missionary Bond President 3; Student Coun- cil 1; Student pastor 2; Student Ass't Pastor 3; Chapel Deacon 4; Male Chorus Richard Balken 23. Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Class President 1,4; Class Vice-Presidenf 2,3; Missionary Bond President 3,- Mission- ary Bond Vice-President 4; ARCHETTE Sports writer 2; Basketball 1; Male Chorus 1,3; Evangeloires 2,3. 53 Donald Center The Lord Rock Island, Illinois B.A. in Bible Missionary Band Vice-President 4; ARCH- ETTE Sports writer 2; Basketball 1,4; Male Chorus 1, 4. Donald Dreyer Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Male Chorus 1. Gerald Doyle Quincy, Illinois B.A. in Bible Dean Eastman Denver, Colorado B.A. in Bible Student Ass'f Pastor 3,4; Chapel Deacon, 4; Evongelaires 1,2. 54 Our Shield Paul Koeshall Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible Central Bible Institute 1,2; Missionary De- partment President 4; Missionary Band Secretary 3; Student Pastor 3,4; Violin Duet 3,4; Evangeloires 3; Revivalaires Trio 4. Dale Edwards Edinburg, Illinois B.A. in Bible Class Treasurer 4; ARCHIVE Ass't Editor 2; ARCHIVE Editor 3; Male Chorus 4. Homer Giles Ecu Claire, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible Chorus 1. 55 Missionary Band Vice-President 1,4; Mission- ary Band Treasurer 2; Student Council I- Sfudent Ass't Pastor 4; Band 2,3,- Mole Great Lakes Bible Institute 1; Missionary Band President 3; Missionary Band Vice- Presidenf 4; Basketball 2,4; Student Pastor 3; Chapel Pianist and Organist 2,3,4; Male Chorus 4; Evangeloires 3. Wesley Larson Oklahoma City, Oklahoma B.A. in Bible University of North Dakota 1; Missionary Band Presfidenf 4; Basketball 2,3; Band 2; Male Chofus.3. Robert Ludwig Plymouth, Indiana B.A. in Bible Missionary Bond President 2; Missionary Bond Vice-President 4; Student Pastor 1; Male Chorus 1,2,4; Evongelaires 1,2; String Quartet 1,2,3; String Trio 1,2,3. Carol Leslie Paw Paw, Michigan B.A. in Missions Missionary Band Secretary-Treosurer 4; Missionary Bond Treasurer 2; Student Council 4; Y.W.M.C. 1,2,3; Y.W.M.C. Vice- President 4; Choraleftes 1,2. 56 Herbert Murphy Two Harbors, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Class Vice-Presiden'r 4; Missionary Depart- ment Vice-Presidenf 3; Missionary Band President 2,4; ARCHIVE Photographer 1,2; ARCHETTE Reporfeir 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Sfudent' Pastor 3,- Sfudent Ass'f Pastor 4; Chapel Deacon 4; Male Chorus 1,2; Stringed Quartet 1. James Poppenhagen Goodrich, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Missionary Band Vice-Presidenf 3; Male Chorus 1 . Morris Ohlin Nekoosa, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible ARCHETTE Sports Reporter 2; Band 1,2; Mole Chorus 3,4; Evangelaires Basketball 1; 1,2. June Reeb Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada Eastern Pentecostal Bible College 1,2; Stum- dent Council 4. 57 The Lord George Saint Jeanette, Pennsylvania B.A. in Bible Missionary Band Vice-Presidenf 3. Robert Smi'lh Huron, South Dakota B.A. in Bible Basketball 1, Male Chorus 1. Amelda Smith Binghamton, New York B.A. in Bible Eastern Bible Institute 1,2,3; Class Secretary 4,- Evcmgelaires 4. Wesley Smith Binghamton, New York Eastern Bible Institute 1,2; Southern Cali- fornia Bible College 3; Missionary Band President 4;,Basketball 4. 58 Our Shield John Wiseman Fern Creek, Kentucky B.A. in Bible Bond 1, Male Chorus 1. Robert Strand Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. in Bible Missionary Bond President 4; Student Council 4; ARCHIVE Business Manager 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3. Earl Stroh Herrick, South Dakota B.A. in Bible Missionary Bond Vice-President 2; Mission- ary Bond President 3. Behold, O God our shield, and look upon the face of thine anointed. Psalms 84:9. 59 Clarke Juniors Student Council Representatives: Betty Passmore, Maxine Ehraf, Crystalle Adamson, Keith Beachem, Lyle Larson, Ro ert Markland. 60 History of the Junior Class One hundred thirty-seven paths united when the school year of 1955-56 commenced. Towns in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, North and South Dakota, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Michi- gan, and many other states were the sources of these paths. Students from these various places composed the Freshman class. Our freshman year was a busy one, and, as new students, we looked with respect at the upperclassmen, who had traveled the path before us. It was at the beginning of this school year that North Central became a four year school, issuing degrees as well as diplomas. David Nelson was elected as the President Of the first year class; Waldemar Zastrow, Vice-President; Delores Gott, Secretary; LaVonne Lee, Treasurer. One event we really enioyed was the Freshman Class party held at the Gospel Tabernacle. Food and entertainment in abun- dance-but best of all, the blessedness of Gods presence. Summer came, and out paths were separated for a three month period. . Slightly decreased in number We once more ioined ranks in the Fall of 1956. This year David Nelson, Ronald Masters, Carolyn Parsley, and Maxine Ehrat were chosen as the leaders of our class. One bright spot on our pathway was the Missionary Con- vention held in March. It was our privilege to help break the goal for giving, which was $10,000 for the year. As in our Freshman year, the convention was a real source of spiritual growth. Under the ministry of Rev. Edwin Barg we were challenged to go deeper with God. For many days the Lord dealt with us showing us our failures and helping us make ourselves right with Him and others. Valedictorian Corrine Murphy 61 The Spring of our Sophomore year our path led us to Calhoun Beach Hotel for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. As a result of the change to include the fourth year, we had the privilege of honoring the graduates of both the third and fourth year classes. Rev. Emil Balliet, a former teacher of our school, was the speaker. He was richly anointed of God as he ministered to us at school and at the Banquet. Once again the doors of N.C.B.l. closed and our paths were divided for the summer activities of Daily Vacation Bible School, Camp meetings, Revival services, and work. Returning as school opened again, We had. to accustom our- selves to the school's new name: North Central Bible College. As a College we received certain privileges not formerly attainable. We also discovered that more of our classmates were missing. Some had been married,' and others were engaged. The Christmas-Missionary play proved to be a great blessing to the students as well as to the many outsiders who were able to see it. Our class officers were Ronald Masters, Clarke Gage, Corrine Murphy, and Carolyn Parsley. Plans for another Junior-Senior Banquet were made. Collecting dues, ordering announcements, and preparing for graduation occupied a good share of the Spring months. Although it was a busy time, we very much enioyed the Presence and Blessing of God at the Missionary Convention. Graduation brought our paths to another point of separation and we went forward 27 strong, with faith that God would guide and lead us as we traveled along the pathway of life. Salutatorian Crystalle Adamson Valedictorian of School of Music. Third Year Grad uates Robert Buckingham Sterling, Ohio Theology Major Student Council 2; Basketball 1; Male Crystalle Adamson Chorus 1. Minneapolis, Minnesota Music Major Missionary Bond Secretary-Treasurer 3; Stu- dent Council 2,3; ARCHETTE Secretary 2; Chapel Pianist 1,2,3; Evangelcires l, Secretory-Treasurer 2,3,- Masfer's Melodeffes 1,2,3. Kenneth Canfield Battle Creek, Michigan Theology Major Robert Britten Fort Madison, Iowa Theology Major Male Chorus I. 62 Howard David Mitchell, Nebraska Theology Major Lila Duerksen Mountain Lake, Minnesota Religious Education Moior ARCHIVE ASST. Literary Editor 3; Band 1; Evangeloires I; Choralettes 1, Hormon- ettes Trio 3. Juanita DeBord Park Rapids, Minnesota Missions Major Y.W.M.C. 1; Bond 1,2; Choraleftes 1-2; Melode-Aires Trio 2. Janet Friesen Sedan, Minnesota Missions Moior Missionary Band Secretary-Treasurer 2. 63 Grace Hagenbeck Thief River Falls, Minnesota Religious Education Moior Missionary Band Secretory-Treasurer 3; Band 2; Choralettes 2,- Harmonetfes Trio 3. Followers of God Ermadell Gross Hayfield, Minnesota Religious Education Maior Y.W.M.C. 2. Patricia Lambert Metaline Falls, Washington Music Maior Missionary Bond Treasurer I,- Band 1,2; Choralettes 1,2. The Third Year class 64- eaders of Men Zona McLaughlin Wenatchee, Washington Music Major Northwest Bible College 1,2; Choraleffes 3; Harmonetfes Trio 3. Eva Mae Lathe Ashland, Wisconsin Religious Education Mcior Missionary Bond Treasurer 2; Y.W.M.C. I. Robert Markland Laura, Ohio Theology Maior Sudent Council 3; Basketball 2. Marilyn leslie Paw Paw, Michigan Religious Education Moior Y.W.M.C. 2,3; Choralettes I. 65 Beatrice Mohr Watertown, Wisconsin Theology Maior Rebecca Middleion Strasburg, Virginia Missions Major Corrine Murphy Portage, Wisconsin Missions Major Class Secretary 3,- Missionary Band Secre- tory-Trecsurer 2,3; Student Council 2; ARCHETTE Artist 2; Y.W.M.C. 1,2,3. Alice Miles Trenton, Michigan Missions Major 66 Carolyn Parsley Elkhart, Indiana Religious Education Maior Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Mis- sionary Band Secretary 2; ARCHIVE Ass'f Literary Editor 3; ARCHETTE Society Editor and Typist 2; Band 1.2; Evangelaires 1,2. James Rapp Clinton, Illinois Theology Major Betty Passmore Curwensville, Pennsylvania Missions Maior Missionary Band Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Ass : Librarian 3. Marie Robinson Adams, Wisconsin Missions Maior Y.W.M.C. 2; Band 1,2. 67 David Schroeder Stevens Point, Wisconsin Theology Moior Central Bible Institute I. Jean Tompkins Rock Falls, Illinois Religious Education Major Missionary Band Treasurer 2; Missionary Bond Secretary-Treosurer 3; Band 1,2; Choraleftes 1,2,3,- Melody-Aires trio 2; King's Jubiloires 3. We Will Continue to Walk in His Steps. Third Year Non Graduates Alice Andrews Iowa City, Iowa Ruben Bontroger Middlebury, Indiana Keith Beachem Ortonville, Minnesota Dianne Budde Wafertown, South Dakota Paul Bisconfine Rock Island, Illinois Mary Elizabeth Dyer Memphis, Missouri 69 Maxine Ehraf Rock Falls, Illinois Dolores Goff Cedar Rapids, Iowa Anthony Farina Roci ne, Wisconsin Roger Gross Aberdeen, South Dakota Clarke Gage Valley City, North Dakota Sharon HoIbrook Brainerd, Minnesota 70 Paul Mahoney South Bend, Indiana Harold Hostefter Amherst, South Dakota Ronald Masters Sioux Falls, South Dakota Lyle Larson Winnebago, Minnesota Gerald McCown Elsie, Nebraska Reggie Larson Rock Island, Illinois 71 John Prowcmt Rock Falls, Illinois Bevelyn Moody Nekooso, Wisconsin Marvin Repinski Stevens Point, Wisconsin David Nelson Winnebago, Nebraska James Schilling, Jr. Sylvester, West Virginia Dorothy Osfling Ontonagon, Michigan 72 Mary Lee Smith Walkersville, West Virginia Duane West Eagle Bend, Minnesota Eugene Strand Minneapolis, Minnesota Ronnie Wing Falls City, Nebraska Joseph Swenson Minneapolis, Minnesota Lloyd Westman Min neopolis, Mi nnesofo Waldemar Zostrow Waferfown, Wisconsin 73 Unclassified Carla Bunn Prudenville, Michigan NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Davis, St. Johns, Ohio; Kay Swan, Minneapo- lis, Minnesota; Nancy Hunt, Gar- rettsville, Ohio. Coseffe Herried Vermillion, South Dakota Roy Phi l lips Rich mond, Missouri Cecil Parker Barney, Georgia 74 Students Gilbert Klingsheim Minneapolis, Minnesota Donald Davis Minneapolis, Minnesota Marlin Debban Shawano, Wisconsin David Buschow Wells, Minnesota James Palmer Terre Haute, Indiana 75 Vice-Presidenf, Richard Smith,- Presidenf, David Jones; Treasurer, Lois Hunt; Secretary, Elnora Klingsheim. Sophomores STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Linfon Scott, Margery Liddle, Lee Kramer, Carl Metoxen, Joan Weber, Luise Schneller. 76 Emil Augustine Binghomfon New York Delores Aelmore McPherson Kansas Lannie Berrymcxn Minneapolis Minnesota Mary Ann Biscontine Rock Island Esther Bonan Illinois Minneapolis Minnesota Jacquelyn Blonchong Toledo Ohio Dorold Blieler Blonchardville Deloino Blazer Thief River Falls Minnesota Wisconsin Jeanette Bodie Crosby Minnesota Gordon Biclik Iron River Michigan 77 Warren Bengsfon Minneapolis Minnesota Marvin Bonfrager Middlebury Indiana Arlene Duerksen Mountain Lake Minnesota Barbara Cramner Findlay Ohio Nelson Clair Livonia Michigan . Vernon Estebo Lorenzo Cutsfort Kansas City Dallas Missouri Wisconsin Donald Dahlager Sacred Heart Minnesota Earl French Hermon Nebraska Richard Curtis Independence ldwa 78 Doris Holberg La ke Itasca Minnesota Helen Hedsfrom lshpeming Michigan Betty Froehlich Lisle Illinois Thurman Green Bourbor Missouri Shirley Hill Custer Michigan Charles Froehlich ll-i'zloeis David Gunnarson Twin Valley Minnesota James Hagemeisfer Dodge Center Paul Fisher Minnesota Tawas City Michigan Eva Gallagher Necedah Wisconsin 79 David Jones Minneapol is Minnesota Harvey Junker Comfrey Bernard Johnson Minnesota Minneapolis Minnesota George Johnson Raymond Junker Minneapolis Comfrey Minnesota Minnesota Donald Hansen Minneapolis Minnesota Paul Johnson Minneapolis Elnora KImgsheIm Minneapolis Minnesota Minnesota Vanifc Hosier Des Moines Iowa Lois Hunt Garrestville Ohio 80 Lee Kramer Rock Falls Illinois Darrell Martin M ea olis James Layne Ir'm p . , anesofu Minneapolis Minnesota Beverly Kennedy Sioux City Iowa Margery Liddle Si ren Wisconsin Gary Masters Minneapolis Minnesota James Mayes Colorado Springs Colorado William Maxwell Sterling Illinois Ruth Loukinen Ontonagon, Michigan Carl Mefoxen Oneida Wisconsin Donald Michaelson Kiesfer Minnesota 81 Gene Milligan Akron Ohio Theodore Moody Minneapolis Minnesota Daisy Pearson Jock Norwood Minneapolis Minneapolis Minnesota Minnesota Alice Musfoin Otis Colorado Grant Peterson Jock Pagef Siren Minneapolis Wisconsin Minnesota Hazel Pasley Amboy Illinois Gerald Penn Chesterton Indiana Kenneth Pete rson Minneapolis Minnesota 82 Kenneth Toth Calumet Michigan Jack Sullivan Minneapolis Minnesota Ga le Peffyg rove Minneapolis Luise Schneller Minnesota Milwaukee Wisconsin Karen Swdnson Hankinson North Dakota Gory Ribble Edgemont Linton Scott South Dakota Whitfield Jamocia Richard Smith Beaver Dam Virginia Robbins Wisconsin Waupaca Wisconsin Jacob Schneider Milwaukee Wisconsin 83 Douglas Utz Dixon Illinois Harlan Wortenbee Watertown South Dakota Pearl Carlson Kane Pennsylvania Madelyn Payette Max Webb Minneapolis Lansing Minnesota Michigan 3 Jack Taylor Milwaukee Wisconsin James Tolliver Ypsilanti Michigan Virginia Turner Mystic Iowa 84 Joan Weber Portage Wisconsin Charles Wefel Minneapolis Elwyn Kelting Belle Glade Florida Minnesota Modelon Widman Edward Wlhowskl Miiwcukee Greeley Wisconsin Colorado Jock Williams Mendon Michigan Marilyn Williams Seelyville Indiana NOT PICTURED Delores Aelmore Beverly Kennedy Arthur Robins Jackie Saint James Zellers Sioux City Iowa 85 Corriene $mifh,Treasurer;Jesse Hammer,President; Lyndon Robinson,$ecretary; Gary Carlson, Vice-Presidenf. Freshmen STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Deanna Menz, Joanne ScoH, Erlene Miller, Richard Larson, Robert Ab- bott, Dick Dresselhaus. 86 Robert Abbott Sf. Paul, Minnesota Yvon ne Bclken Ruth Adams Minneapolis, Minnesota Merrill, Nebraska Lyle Blair Laurette Adams Winnebago, Minnesota Cameron, Wisconsi Lee Boyum International Falls, Minnesota William Bowles Attica, Indiana Joan Ansell Galva, Illinois Jack Brooks Sissefon, South Dakofu Norma Burkhort Toledo, Ohio b 87 Jack Cary Mishawako Indiana Gerald Chenowith Peoria Illinois Charles Carlson Hardin Missouri Douglas Clair Lincoln Park Michigan Gary Carlson Minneapolis Minnesota Darlene Carpenter Granada Minnesota 88 Evangeline Cory Henning Minnesota David Crawford Fort Madison Iowa Wanema Cummings Edgemont South Dakota Francis Domoto Akron Ohio Ann Davis Rogers Ohio Larry Everett Esther Davis International Falls Des Moines Minnesofo Iowa Janet Hammons Lima Ohio All n F otz William Devlin 0. a Toronto Wmner . South Dakota Oth Joan Foster New Providence Iowa Bonnie Fischer Eagle Bend Minnesota Dick Dresselhous Decorah Iowa Grace Fredberg Minneapolis Minnesota Rhoda Fredrickson Rice Lake Wisconsin 89 Horace Garlick Madison Wisconsin Marianne Gerdes Villard Minnesota Verlene Graham Wadeno Minnesota Jesse Ho m mer Fort Madison Iowa Ca rol Graefz Pound Wisconsin Rozelle Ham Janet Hommons Grafton North Dakota Lima Ohio Marvin Hamburger Mitchell Nebraska Bonnie Hanson Emerson Nebraska Gerald Hanson Minneapolis Minnesota 90 Sally Johnson Gclesburg Illinois Patricio Ju nge Moorheod Minnesota LeRoy Johnson Betty Harmon Alexandria Miamisburg Ohio Minnesota Roger Koesholl Racine Wisconsin Y Holden Ernnneeapolis Melvin Johnson 1 Minnesota Choppe 1 Nebraska Roger Johnson P ' t John Holmquisf Mince Otn I neso a Park Rapids Minnesota Esther Hu ltquisf Beiview Minnesota 91 Shirley Ludemann Lancaster Pennsylvania Carol Luther 51'. Johns Richard Larson Ohio Plummer Minnesota Jim Lehmonn Minneapolis Larry Malcolm Minnesota Watertown Wisconsin Rose King Iowa Falls Iowa Sylvia Loukinen onfonogon William Malez Michigan Rockford Illinois Sally Lake Flint Michigan Duane Land Seymour Wisconsin 92 Sadie McDermeif Pine City Minnesota Franklin McDuffie Minneapolis Minnesota Mae Meixner Pasadena California Clarence McNeely Deanna Menz Lupaz Hutchinson Indiana Minnesota Everett Miller Fort Madison Iowa Lois McNeely Erlene Miller Lopaz Fort Madison Indiana Iowa Bonnie Morehart Milton Pennsylvania Ruth Novak Fender Nebraska 93 Eddie Ohman Fergus Falls Minnesofa Vernon Ohmon Minneapolis Minnesota Albion Osferlund North Platte Nebraska Darrel Osborn Pawnee Oklahoma Ruth Os'rlund Gryglo Minnesota Phyllis Poul Marshall Minnesota 94 Don Poulson Jamestown North Dakota Neal Paulson Thief River Falls Minnesota Joyce Peterson Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Ma ry Plants Oneonfcx New York Joanne Scott Roaring Spring Pennsylvania Carol Shannon Minneapolis Minnesota Marie Price Lynden Robinson BOU'lder Regina, Sask. Co 0. Canada Janet Sheppard Mogodore Ohio James Rols'ron Cedar Rapids Sharon Sabin Minneapolis Iowa . Minnesota Berna Rice Carol Scherbel Storm Lake St. Paul Iowa Minnesota Mildred Rightenour Roaring Spring Pennsylvania Erlo Stewart Bayard Nebraska Franklin Sfonebro ker Attica Franklin Stegeman Indiana Milwaukee Wisconsin Walter Sfegeman, Jr. Milwaukee Shirley Strange Wisconsin South Bend Indiana Corrine Smith Eou Claire Wisconsin Kay Stefler DeSofo Roger Swanson Missouri Canton South Dakota Gordon Smith Butte Nebraska Phil Smith Pigua Ohio 96 Bruce Tolso Chicago I Ilinois Marlene Testa St. Paul Minnesota Robert Turner Fort Atkinson Wisconsin Patricia Trask Concord Ed no Tyg ref Dayton California Ohio Donald R. Upton Mound Minnesota Dwayne E. Turner Esther Uldin Mystic Tulsa Iowa Oklahoma Irene Von Demark Kingston New York Royal Voeller Harvard Illinois 97 Helen Marie Wolf Showano, Wisconsin Gloria Young Milwaukee, Wisconsin Douglas Whiteside Minneapolis, Minnesota Ilene Williams Hampton, Iowa Paul Vogler Mt. Vernon, Ohio Jeanette Ruth Wiltshire Athelstone, Wisconsin Mavis Marie Wonttie Aberdeen, South Dakota James Welling Portage, Wisconsin 98 Second Semester Entries FIRST ROW: Glenda Line, Foye Ekberg, Patty Lou Humphrey, Morlys Anderson,.BeHe Glomm, Jane Robertson, Judith Fred- ricks. SECOND ROW: Howard Stennerson, Margie Hall, Mary Jo Newton, Barbara Gilbert, Janice Rood, Esther Hansen, Darlene Sheets, Lorry Foster. THIRD ROW: James King, Del- 99 bert Fuller, Lorry Hallblude, Wayne Smifham, Zeibranf Nues- land, DOnald Icenogle, Robert Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Margaret Chenowifh, Juanita Cutsforfh, Clayton Johnson, John Maffulo, Wayne Mullen, Cleveland Smalls, Marlys Zenz. Paths of Service 0 Master, let me walk with thee In lowly paths of service free; Tell me thy secret; help me bear The strain of toil, the fret of care. Help me the slow of heart to move By some clear, winning word of love; Teach me the wayward feet to stay, And guide them in the homewarcl way. Teach me Thy patience; still with Thee In closer, dearer company, In work that keeps faith sweet and strong, In trust that triumphs over wrong; In hope that sends a shining ray Far down the future's broadening way; In peace that only Thou canst give, - With Thee, 0 Master, let me live. Washington Gladden . . .who then is willing to consecrate his service this day unto the LORD? l Chronicles 29:5 The CHRISTIAN SERVICE DEPARTMENT is one of the most essential features of our curriculum because it provides an opportunity to put educa- tion to work. The experience gained by these ac- tivities is valuable to the student; wisdom is gained by using that which has been acquired. Among the activities included in the Christian Service Department are missions, Sunday school teaching, tract distribution, and week-end services. In these various capacities the student finds an outlet of service in ministry of word and song. The primary purpose of the Christian Service Department is to reach lost souls with the Gospel of Christ. Students do not conduct these services just because they are assignments, but because there is a longing in each heart to be of service to the Lord. All ready for a Christian service trip. Roger leads a rousing song service. No matter where we gather, Jesus will be there. Musical numbers are a treat in any service. 103 Operation Outreach, organized under The supervision of the Christian Service De- partment, was an enlarged vision of student ministry, which God richly blessed. The stu- dent body was sent in groups to cover the majority of churches in Minnesota, Novem- ber 24, and Wisconsin, March 16. These days will always hold many memories of God's goodness fo the students of North Central Bible College. Pastor for a day ccd congregdnon A w Pastors- hospmmy d Studems enioy the 104 Reaching Everywhere Wwwwwwmm Sunday afternoon at the mission Everyone enioys a Bible story. The Ladies Chorus ministers in a Sunday evening service. 105 Paths of Devotion In the quiet of the morning As the sun begins to rise, l kneel and thank my Saviour For His mercy and His love. And then I pause and listen Perchance He'd speak to me, Whisper words of comfort Tell me of His will. Show me the path to follow A hungry soul to fill. In the shadows of the evening When the sun has hid its head, I kneel and thank my Saviour For guidance from above. And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13 The early morning sunlight penetrates the chapel, where within a few hours fhree-hundred students will gather to worship God. Chapel is a blessed time. Chapel Speakers Pastor T. J. Jones Rev. T. F. Zimmerman speaks of the Speed the Light Rally. Sunde School is imporfcm'r, declares Rev. D. V. Hurst. Rev. Ernie Moen drives home a point. India's millions need Chrisf, pleads Rev. Schoonmcker. 109 Let's sing that verse agoinl Chapel Speakers Rev. Maynard 055 Rev. 0. E. Balken The faculty and student body pray God to bless the mid term graduates as they leave. Chapel Deacons 4' Quiet The altar of prayer: .IIII w W 7 x i 112 Time Our meeting place with God 113 Paths of Melody In God's great fields of labor All work is not the same He hath a service for each one Who loves His holy name. And you, to whom the secrets Of all sweet sounds are known, Rise up! for He hath called you To a mission of your own. And, rightly to fulfill it, His grace can make you strong, Who to your charge hath given The Ministry of Song. Frances R. Havergal And he hath put a new song in my mouth Psalms 40:3 North Central . . . School of Music Esther E. Selness Rev. L. B. Larsen 116 Ia V O S e F .K S Mu .m F Music Faculty Oril Krans Marion Kingsriter Arvid Kingsriter Choralettes, Essentials of Music Piano Male Chorus, Trombone Wilma M. Larsen Marimba, Piano, Vibrahorp Philip Gustafson Jennie Skurdalsvold Jack Symons Voice Voice Organ, Piano David Bury J. O. LeVahn Don Putz Accordion Piano Violin Eleanor Snyder Piano Jeanette Tosten Marvin Selness Joanne Sfurm Clarinet, Piano Trumpet, Soxoohone Piano Student Speaker Paul Koeshall FIRST ROW: Lauretfa Adams, Nelson Clair, Deanna Menz. SECOND ROW: Mae Meixner, David Crawford, Dianna Budde. THIRD ROW: Crystalle Adamson, Dick Dresselhaus, Phillip Smith, Roger Johnson. 120 Evangelaires Accompanist, Elnora Klingsheim. FIRST ROW: Eu- gene Strand, Marlene Tesfa. SECOND ROW: Rob- ert Abbott, Corriene Smith. THIRD ROW: Eddie Ohman, Ameldo Smith. Director L. B. Larsen 121 North Central Bible College offers scholarships in the field of music and speech. A one semester scholarship is offered in the cute- gories of woodwind and brass, piano, voice and violin. An addit- tional semester scholarship is given for the over-oll winner in music. This year for the first time, the speech department will otter two scholarships of one semester each. Master's Melodettes Eva ngel Fou r Dick Bolken Harmonettes Dianna Budde John Burke Roger Gross L King's Jubilaires Coseffe Herried Gordon Bialik Trebletfes Kings Ambassadors Torchbearers Ronald Masters and Paul Biscontine 123 Male Chorus FIRST ROW: Arvid Kingsrifer, Director; Dick Quiggle, Roger Gross, Deon Eastman, Bob Ludwig, Paul Fisher. SECOND ROW: Jock Williams, Jim Lehmann, Lorry Everett, Clarke Gage. THIRD ROW: Morris Ohlin, Ronald Masters, David Nelson, James Millsops, John Burke. 124 ChoraleHes FIRST ROW: Carlo Bunn, Karen Swanson, Bonnie Fischer, Joanne berg, Juanita DeBord, Grace Fredberg. THIRD ROW: Jean Scott, Gloria Young, Verlene Graham, Rhoda Fredrickson. Tompkins,, Bonnie Morehart, Carol Groe'rz, Janet Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Marlys Anderson, Esther Hulfquisf, Faye Ek- FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Biscontine. PIANIST: Lyndon Robinson. Director, Orill Krans Soloist, Jess Hammer 125 Clarinet Saxophone Phillip Smith Barbara Cromner Pct Lambert Margie Hall Elwyn Kelfing Franklin McDuFHe Flute Carol Graefz RlChmd and Bonnie Balken. Carlo, Bunn, Clara Mae Bortels and 125 Kenneth Peterson Band Trombone Cornet James Ralston Joan Ansell Larry Hallblade Wayne Smitham Dwayne Turner Linton Scott Trumpef Allan Foafz NOT PICTURED Jim Hagemeisfer-Trumpet Jeanette Wiltshire-Trumpet Jim Tolliver-Bass Don Hanson-Drum Grant Peterson-Clarinef Gordon Smifh-Clarinet Rhoda Fredrickson-Saxophone Verlene Graham, Ilene Williams and Sharon Holbrook 127 Paths of Action Studies, books, devotions, and gospel services all have their place. Still there are other paths which stu- dents delight to follow. These are paths where they may forget, tor a time, the duties and cares of the day, paths where they may release their excess energy. Yes, Paths of Action can lead to happy, ioyful times. do all to the glory of God. I Corinthians 10 .whatsoever ye do, 31 Student Council Richard Anderson, President and Chairman of the Men's Division; Margery Liddle, Secretary; Betty Possmore, Chairman of the Women's Division; Keith Beochem, Vice-President; Maxine Ehrat, Treasurer. The Student Council is a group of representatives elected from each of the four classes. This elected group of students, under the supervision of Rev. M. C. Nel- son, meets regularly to discuss the problems of the student body. The Student Council is the governing body, and has advisory authority over student conduct and regulations. The Student Council has been active, planning and directing parties and maintaining c1 quiet atmosphere during study hours. 130 ow. ix 9 5,; The librarian, Miss Burkhort, is always ready to assist each student. Library The provspecf've minister must learn To cul'rivafe The habit of methodical study and the school library is the proper place and atmosphere for such effort The North Cen- t'ral Bible College library confains approxi- mately eight Thousand volumes of the finest literature available with odd: Ions being made almost daily. An exciting moment A word of prayer We won! The League Leaders A brisk afternoon on the ice Before the game Hif that balll Last minute instructions from Coach Phillips 133 Cafeteria 051 Office 134- rchive ales Captains Young WomeWs Missionary Council Once each month they gather President, Corrine Murphy; Vice-President, Carol Leslie; Sec. refory, Marilyn Leslie; Treasurer, lone Freeman. 135 Marie Robinson, Jeanette Wiltshire, Marilyn Leslie, and Betty Harmon. Jecmetfe Tosfen Carla Bunn BeHy Possmore 136 Joan Weber Grace Hogenbeck :3; mm m mg: mm gm Delores Aelmore James Lehman From Institute to College Around Quiet Please. Only in a skit can you look like thisl 138 Christmas dinner away from home N. C. B. C. Bro. Jones dedicates this life to God. Ready and waiting. Give one dollar and we'll sing for you. 139 TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Diploma Class of 1958 and Degree Class of 1958 So teach us to number our days . . . Psalms 90:12 Go ye info cull the world, and PREACH . . . Mark 16:15 Go ye therefore, and TEACH . . . Moth. 28:19-20 N. C. B. C. Alumni Association and Living Endowment Fellowship Congratulations Graduates of 58 Bloomington ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 86th and Cedar Rev. A. Kingsriter, Pastor ASSEMBLIES OF GOD TABERNACLE Thief River Falls, Minn. Robert Abbott, Pastor In Honor of Our Students Grace Hagenbeck Delaino Blazer Neal Paulson Dick Larson Congratulations Compliments ofa FRIEND FOR REAL ESTATE Mortgage Loans, and Insurance Call Us First Friendly Reliable semce since 1921 ANTON G. HANSON CO. ' BONDS NOTARY PUBLIC 1513 East Lake St. Pa 9-7346 Pa 2-3882 CONGRATULATIONS N.C.B.C. GRADUATES FOURTH ST. CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 1318 S. Fourth Street Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Wm. B. Williams, Minister ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 201 Sixth Ave. N0. 50. St. Paul, Minn. Extends Sincere Congratulations to Class of B8,, Pastor 81 Mrs. Lawrence R. Mather 81 Philip Congratulations Graduates of 058 His Truth; Our Shield,, Followers of God; Leaders of Men,, THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Bob Moring hclass of 05m offers Complete counsel and service through special agent Robert L. Moring 1523 E. Lake St. Phone PA 4-3607 Mpls., Minn. Res. WE 5-2689 MADISON CHAPEL Rev. Verlyn Nelson Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 'C A, Service 7:00 P.M. Evening Service 8:00 P.M. It Pays to Look Your Best TOM'S BARBER SHOP Specialist in Good Hair Cutting 805 Ninth Street S. Minneapolis, Minn. Tom 0, Connor Proprietor Congratulations Class of 1958 Co-Pastors Robert Hanson Monzelle Hanson BETHEI. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 57 and Nicollet Ave. So. Presenting a Changeless Christ for a Changing World CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Eight from FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Edgerton 81 Minnehaha 0 St. Paul Melford A. Olson, Pastor Woe Is Me ifI Preach Not the GOSPEU Honoring students who attend Bethel Mr. 81 Mrs. C. McNeely Ruth Ostlund James Poppenhagen Evangeline Cory Gerald Doyle Bonnie Fischer Clarke Gage eorge Saint Mary Anne Gerdes Janet Sheppard Harold Hostetter Earl Stroh Ruth Loukinen Joseph Swenson Sylvia Loukinen Duane West Clarke Gage Youth Leader and Choir Director Contending for the Faith Delivered Unto the Saints,, Suffer the little children to 1 come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God. Mark 10: 14. Rev. 81 Mrs. Douglas M. Henderson Elizabeth, Rebecca and Paul PEOPLE'S CHURCH 4lst and Van BurenSt. N.E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein? Mark 10:15. Congratulations and Best Wishes t0 the Classes of 1958 Honoring Degree Graduate, Dean Eastman, our Student Pastor Congregation, Sunday School Church Board and C. Afs CONGRATULATIONS Class of ,58 But ye shall receive power . . .and ye shall be witnesses? N.C.B.C. CAFETERIA STAFF Compliments HESSBURG BROS. 1201 Washington Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn. TE CO Brake Service Accessories Towing m Motor Tuneup DIEHL'S TEXACO Phone TA 3-9925 28th Street and Chicago Avenue Mpls. 7, Minn. CON GRATU LATION S GRADUATES OF 1958 From Rev. 81 Mrs. W. E. Weides and Congregation SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Summit and Victoria St. St. Paul, Minnesota mmbI-n 700-2: : I 4125 GOD'S BLESSING Sanctify them through thy truth; thy word is truth. . .John 17:17 COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD LIMA, OHIO Rev. T. E. Hartshorn, Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF KAPLAN BROS. 1425-35 E. Franklin Ave. Minneapolis 4, Minn. SAVITT BROS., Inc. PAINT and WALLPAPER 1021 Henn 340 E. Lake 1003 W. 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LOUIS PARK, MINNESOTA Pastor and Mrs. Donald Patz Class of ,48 Church Board Sunday School Women,s Missionary Council Chrisfs Ambassadors One semester scholarships are granted to qualified high school valedictorians and salutatorians whose applications are approved. The semester award must be applied over an entire school year. CONGRATULATIONS CQNGRATULATION S GRADUATES OF ,58 CLASS OF ,58 PORTLAND AVE. SHELL SERVICE RICE LAKE 14th 81 Portland h Mpls., Minn. Phone FE 2-9283 GOSPEL TABERNACLE Reasonable Rates to N.C.B.C. Students Rice Lake, Wisconsin Open 24 Hrs. OUR STUDENTS Towing h Tuneups h Accessories Rhoda Fredrickson Bonnie Morehart CONGRATULATIONS Barbara Gilbert CLASS OF 958 Patty Lou Humphrey Give all thou canst; Heaven rejects the lore Pastor 81 Mrs. R. A. Doom Of nicely-calculated less or more,, hClass Of 195D William Wordsworth N.C.B.C. Students Always Welcome ALEXANDRIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD at Rice 1ngqu7 Home of Lake Geneva Camp7, Warren E. Phifer, pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF ,58 SERVICES: Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and Sunday School .................. 9:30 A.M. shew thee great and mighty things, which thou Morning Worship ................ 10:45 A.M. knowest not. Evangelistic ..................... 7:30 P.M. Jer. 333 Wednesday Prayer ............... .- 8:00 P.M. C.A. Service Friday .............. 8:00 P.M. FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE 2300 Bloomington Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota THE CHURCH WITH A FULL GOSPEL MESSAGE AND WELCOME Rev. J. M. Strand Pastor Robert J. Strand Youth Pastor Rev. A. N. Trotter Rev. J. T. Trotter Congratulations. . .Graduafes of '58 from FREMONT TABERNACLE Mrs. A. N. Trotter Mrs. J. T. Trotter . . .The Church that. . . Believes the Bible. . .Exalfs Jesus Christ. . .Honors the Holy Spirit CONGRATULATIONS uHIS TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE? FROM THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TO THE GRADUATES OF ,58 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 587 from the MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD H0me of North Central Bible Collegw 910 Elliot Avenue South, Minneapolis 4, Minnesota G. Raymond Carlson, Superintendent Ivan 0. Miller, Assistant Superintendent Wilson A. Katter, Secretary District Sunday School Department Womenk Missionary Council E. B. Adamson, Director Mrs. E. B. Adamson, President Mrs. G. Raymond Carlson, Vice-President Mrs. Kenneth Freiheit, Secretary Thirty-Second Annual Lake Geneva Bible Camp l June 25-July 6, 1958 v Fulfilling the Great Commissionv, HWe minister as unto Christ7, Men's Fellowship Harry M. Myers, Director C.A. SPEAKER Hilton Griswold Minnesota Christ's Ambassadors Kenneth Freiheit, President Leland Schultz, Vice President Larry Hall, Secretary Now then we are Ambassadors for Christ T0 Enlist All Men,, . gay Na? 3 CONGRATULATIONS! Degree Class: His Truth Our Shield Diploma Class: F ollowers of God: Leaders of Men Christ Our Life,, CITY OF LAKES CHURCH Chowen Avenue at West 43rd St. W. A. Katter, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58 OUR THE CONGRATULATIONS DOUGLAS CO. T0 620 12th Ave. So. the Classes of ,58 . . . In all thin s we are more aneapohs, an. g . than conquerors through H1m Manufacturers that loved us.,, Automobile Advertizing-Scripture Emblems Rom. 8:37 ' H. H. Rohde Pastor T0 the Classes of ,58 GODtS BLESSINGS WORTHINGTON ASSEMBLY from the ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH OF GOD Mountain Lake, Minn. . h Honoring h 5th Ave. at 13th St. Raymond Junker h Arlene Due'rksen Harvey Junker h Lila Duerksen Rev. 81 Mrs. D. L. Nultemeier Congregation - Sunday School C.A.s, 81 W.M.C. Worthington, Minn. The Friendly Church- Presenting a Living Messagey, CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 't1958e Rev. and Mrs. G. K. Peterson Staff and Congregation CONGRATULATIONS. . . GRADUATES OF 587, NStand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel?7 Phil. 1:27 b BECKYeS CAFETERIA Home of Fine Food and Christian Fellowship 1934 Hennepin Ave. South Minneapolis, Minnesota $95,510 ,, mm; THANK YOU, CLASS OF 1958 Ptomsuoun for selecting us as your Puorocurum Class Photographers H. LARSON STUDIO 2919 Twenty-seventh Avenue South MINNEAPOLIS 6, MINNESOTA Phone: PArkway 9-1375 EVENINGS: UNion 6-5901 PORTRAITS. . .commercial and candid QpTOGIqA PHOTOGRAPHY g E, TO BE SURE-Have a professional photographer photograph a g 42 .5 ION o1 31 your wedding FULL GOSPEL BUSINESS MEN'S FELLOWSHIP NJesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever? Hebrews 13:8 By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another. John 13:35 1934 Hennepin Ave. S. Mpls., Minn. Phone FR'4-2747 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH Redwood Falls, Minn. DEAN BERCSTROM, Pastor Registration for Fall Semester 1958-59 scheduled for September 2, 1958 For Further Information Contact DIRECTOR OF MUSIC SCHOOL 910 Elliot Avenue So. Fe 2-3491, Ext. 27 After hours Ta 4-4198 gong ,ZCLAfLLfa ion; ! CLASS OF 58 ...from THE FRESHMAN CLASS Thy WORD is a LAMP unto my feet, and a LIGHT unto my path. Psalms 119:105 M-mmeAWAM w ,W Honoring Elizabeth Hockensmith Orville Holden It may be hard to believe but this is the first class and the Faculty of North Central Bible Institute when it had its beginning in the Mpls. Gospel Tabernacle. 1930 The Garden Tomb of the Lord Jesus, outside the walls of Jerusa- lem, visited by Pastor and Mrs. Lindquist, in 1955. HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS 25th SENIOR CLASS OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE from Pastor and Mrs. Frank J. Lindquist and every department of The Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle 13th Ave. at Lake St. CONGRATULATIONS t0 the class of 58,, from the members and friends of the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH of Anoka Pastor and Mrs. L. G. Tandberg and girls WRITE TO: Registrar North Central Bible College TRUMPETSOUND 910 Elliot Ave. so. GOSPEL SIGNS Minneapolis 4 Minnesom Thief River Falls, Minnesota for a catalog of school activities CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 58, To Class of THE EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE ,58 V In the heart of the Capital with the Capital at heart SIGNS FOR THESE TIMES 536 University Ave. SAINT PAUL 3, MINNESOTA EUGENE CONWAY, Pastor FOR SPECIAL AND FAST SERVICE PATRONIZE OUR OWN LAUNDRY AND CLEANING DEPARTMENT LOCATED IN OUR HALL DAILY PICK UP AND DELIVERY $3 GROSS BROS. 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