North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

NOBHTICENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS, MIN N ESOTA PRESENTS THE Endorsed by and oFFIliofed with the General Council of The Assemblies of God. FOREWORD Peace be unTo you are The words Jesus spoke To his disciples who had hidden Themselves because of fear of The circumsTGnces around Them. The disciples soon learned The significance of This phrase and wiTh This peace in Their heorTs They seT ouT To win The world To ChrisT. We sTUdenTs hove goThered here 0T NorTh CenTrol Bible College To sTudy and prepare ourselves To become ambassadors of This peace To This fear Torn generaTion in which we live, Telling Them whoT ChrisT has spoken To our own heorTs peace I leave wiTh you, my peace I give unTo you: noT as The world giveTh, give I unTo you. IT is our humble and prayerful desire To Tell all people of The peace of God, which posseTh all undersTanding. ' TABLE OF CONTENTS WORSHIP.......... ...... 10 ADMINISTRATION. . . . ..... l6 STUDENTS.......... ..... 30 CHRISTIAN SERVICE . . ..... 74 MISSIONS.......... ...... 84 MUSIC..................102 ACTIVITIES..............120 mmmmmmmwmmmmWW i a m mmmBMWMads WLm amm M 9 m m a mm m M . mm m k ermmm n snow n e r R I A .w L m n h J C J m n Y .m. o n a .w m 3 i .r. 3 3 x 3 e 43 . QQNN3 .,. w .. 3333333333333 A333 3. 3 3 .3 m. m 3333, 3 333.3333 3. 9 r- 5 x .x b .. .. m .w . 1 .l g W II o la 3 3 3 3.233. a m m .3. p A . 3 3 3, . .3333 3 33333 3.33. .r. I... .9 mm M x333. vx DSJWMNQNV -3 .m s .w L 3 a 3 d A E N3 N X . . - 3m, 8. 33. x3. 3? m3 3 33333333333333.3333- .. 3.3. , Lb. wx x 3 3X3J peace be unto you John 20: 3 Nxv Q3V333 WW 3vawww3 xNNxv VQVVNJ. .333 3J 34.. 93333, 3 1 9x... 3 v3 3333.3 333.3 North Central Bible College was or- ganized in 1930 for the purpose of training men and women for full time service for God at home or abroad. To this end it has strived, and today North Central students are pastors. teachers, and missionaries all over the face of the world, bringing the PEACE of God to lost souls. With this success we are tnot content, but are inspired . to do more for God in the future. LEVANG RAYMOND K To 0 man who has unreservedly given of his vast knowledge and physical strength, to one who feels The coll of God Upon his life To give his all in Training young people for christian service, To him whose personality hos wormed our hearts mo y Times, To one who has done much for our classes individually and collectively . . . words do not allow us to express our complete appreciation for him, so as o Token of our humble grofi'rude, we, the graduating classes, dedicate The 1961 Arch ve 'ro Raymond K. Levong. E. B. ADAMSON A life That rodiofes The presence of Christ combines with 0 winning smile making this mom's wolk one That God uses and men odmire. Enthusiasm unequaled and devotion unporolleled also combine To make his ministry successful. With These qualities and many more showing forth, he has inspired us to strive noT only for some of his graces, but also To ofioin to o ministry as highly fovored as his has been. For These reiosons we, the groduofing classes, honor E. B. Adomson. wxwuwmwwwm WM Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee. Isaiah 26:3 WORSHIP r M1. y'x: Ian M f: y, 3 h sex $9M! . ., V a 33.12! J'UT: j . CHAPEL OUR PASTOR Rev. T. J. Jones CHAPEL SPEAKERS Rev. E. W. Goodman Rev. Orville Carlson Supt. of Montana District Missionary to East Pakistan Rgav. Pat. Adams Singer, Jock Holcomb Rev. D. C Kingsrifer Philadelphia, Pa. . Missionary to East Africa WORSHIP CHAPEL DEACONS: Jim King, Bruce Tolso, Roy Storms, Mel Johnson. QUIET TIME Glory to God in The highest, and on earth peace, good ,will toward men. Luke 2:14 College life revolves around education in the making. Classes, chapel and assignments consume much of the student's 'rime of each day, but how refreshing, encouraging and peaceful are The Times when he gets alone with God for his personal Quiet Time. Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. Ephesians 4:3 ADMINISTRATION OUR PRESIDENT FRANK J. LINDQUIST Instructor in Doctrine I, Dodrine H, and Parliamentary Law Rev. Frank J. Lindquisf, a consecrated and yielded man of God, opened North Central Bible College in 1930. At That time he was serving as a pastor and District Superintendent, and became The President of North Central Bible College, a position he holds to this day. His life is c: continual help and blessing to all who desire spiritual help. He has po- Henfly and proyerfully guided The school during these years of material and spiritual growth. His contribution to the work of God has been far reaching. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDEN T IVAN O. MILLER Instructor in Introduction to Prophecy Rev. Ivan 0. Miller served as a director in the early years of Norih Central Bible College. He become a faculty member in 1936. Through his spiritual leadership and concern, he has given unstin'ringly of his strength, counsel, and wisdom to help and encourage that which is close To his heart - North Central Bible College. His humble o'r'rifude in the acknowledgement of his dependence Upon God in carrying out his duties as Executive Vice-Presidenf makes him highly esteemed by each sfudenfi. COLLEGE PASTOR T. J. JONES Instructor in Old Testament, Acts, and Prophecy, and School Pastor 20 DEAN OF MEN MARVIN NELSON Instructor in Speech and Orientation DEAN OF WOMEN Instructor in Visual Education, Orientation and Child Evangelism MINNESOTA DISTRICT OFFICERS G. RAYMOND CARLSON, Superintendent. Instructor in Pastoral Theology HERMAN ROHDE Secretary and Treasurer. 22 SEATED: 5. Clarke, G. R. Carlson, W. Koffer, F. J. Lindquisf, Curtis, D. H. Mopson, R. Fischer, M. Olson, M. Gerdes, C. Risk, C. Brotvold, O. E. Carter, H. Rohde, D. Wiley, H. Ford, C. Fick. 0. Miller, H. Snyder, T. J. Jones. STANDING: BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to Right: W. Kaffer, G. R. Carlson, 8. Clarke, J. Strand, M. Olson, H. Rohde, H. Snyder, I. 0. Miller, F. J. Lindquisf. A REPRESENTATION OF THE LAYMEN S ADVISORY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: G. Donielson, C. Ander- son, C. Ve'r'rer, G. Perrin, A. Nelson, D. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: M. Hav- erlock, W. Carlson, A. Ellingson, M. Loven, M. Quiggle. THIRD ROW: G. Dahlgren, G. E. Gunnarson, W. Lee, A. Overson, A. Kingsrifer, A. Peterson. H. R. SNYDER College Treasurer M W. . v .3; $131. ' w-w :.. :3 32W, N..- :05wa m... w Wma w. munm. . W - W. A. KATTER College Secretary 24 E. B. ADAMSON Instructor in Sunday School Organization W. A. KA'ITER Instructor in Personal Evangelism ARVID KINGSRITER lnsfrucfor in New Testament, Thessalonians and Corinthians. ORILL KRANS Instructor in Polemics, Music Appreciation, Bond, and Choraleffes F ACULTY L. B. LARSEN Instructor in Conducting, Music History, Coun- terpoint, Harmony and Evongelaires AMOS LEVANG Instructor in History of Religious Education and Pedagogy RAY LEVANG Instructor in English, Church History, Ancient History and Science HARRY MYERS Instructor in Biblical Introduction ALYCE PHILLIPPS JOHN PHlLLIPPS JOY ROHDE Instructor in First Aid Instructor in Greek, Psychology, Instructor in Religious Education Literature, Philosophy, Romans, and Hebrews LELAND SHULTZ JUDY TEEHEE W. E. WEIDES Instructor in Religious Education lnstrudor in Typing and Shorfhond Instructor in Bible Atlas and His- tory of Missions A wandering Mind??? 26 Just Plain Hard Work!!! G. M. BARNETT INEZ BORK ESTELLA BURKHART Cafeteria Nurse Librarian and Matron STAFF ETHEL HAGUE FRED HALQUIST Cafeteria Building Manager BETTY HINTZ LOIS HULTQUIST LOIS HUNT Cafeteria Assistant Registrar Receptionist 27 CHARLES LAMSON FRANK LEROY ROSE MARIE MABBITT District Bookkeeper First Engineer Cafeteria STAFF VIRGINIA PETERSON Bookkeeper ARLINE SWANSON ARNOLD SWANSON JUDY TEEHEE Assistant Matron and Housekeeper Maintenance District oHice Secretary 28 Gayle Howell Bonnie Fischer Glenna Snook Sarah Krans Irene Van Demark Audrey Storms Judy Nelson David Opie STAF F ASSISTANTS Cofeferio Sfoff Charles Westendorf Maintenance Staff Housekeepi ng Staff Night Watchmen BOOkaore . PEACE ; To give light to them that sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace. Luke 1:79 ST UDENT S President ....................... Donald Upton Vice President .................. Melvin Johnson Secretory ........................ Joon Ansell Treasurer ...................... Sylvia Loukinen CO-VALEDICTORIANS Elaine Lewis Gory Co rlson TRIUMPHAN T IN CHRIST My doors were opened for the first time this fall. Students of all classes are using my shiny blond surfaces and comfortable choirs. I am told that many of the books on my shelves have come to me from a library across the hall. 'I inquired of the librarian, Miss Burkhort, if some of my scholars of former years have also entered my doors. She told me of a class start- ing in 1957 of which 35 now remoin. I am happy for those who have stayed with the class and have had the privilege to use me. We, the class and the library, wish those who are not with us God's blessings. l'Now thanks be unto God, which always couseth us to triumph in Christ. Christ receives all the credit for our triumph. Our will to submit to Christ has been influenced and challenged by our instructors and the speakers who entered our college doors. John, in writing to the early church said, For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world, and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. We, the Seniors, leave these holls with the promise and admonition on our lips, be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life. 33 S.ALUTATORI UM Joo n A nsell ROBERT ABBOTT St. Paul, Minnesota B.A. in Bible and Theology, Student Council 1, Evangel Four Quartet 1, Four Hymns Quartet 3, Evangelaires 1,2,3,4, Archive 1, Basketball 2,3,4, Class Vice Pres. 3. JOAN ANSELL Galvo, Illinois B.A. in Bible and Theology, Jubiletfe trio 1,2, Student Council Representative 2, Evongelaires 2, 3,4, Class Secretary 4, Home Land Mission Bond Secretary 3, Homeland Bond Vice Pres..4, Chapel Pianist I,2,3,4, Bond 1,3. DAVID BALDWIN North Wilmington, Massachusetts B.A. in Bible and Theology RICHARD BALLINGER Schoolcruff, Michigan B.A. in Bible and Theology SENIORS GORDON BIALIK Iron River, Michigan B.A. in Bible and Theology LYLE BLAIR Winnebago, Minnesota 1'3B.A. in Bible and Theology 34 3One semester to be completed. GARY CARLSON Minneapolis, Minnesota B.A. in Bible and Theology, Class Vice Pres. 1, Student Council 2, Asst. Editor Archive 2, Editor Archive 3, Male Chorus 4, Missionary Fellowship Staff Pres. 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. ELAINE CUTSFORTH Dallas, Wisconsin B.A. in Missions, Marimba Trio 2,3, Evangelaires 3, Class Secretary 3. LORENZO CUTSFORTH Dallas, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible and Theology, Mission Band Pres. 4, Missionary Echoes Staff 4. DAVID FINCHER York, Pennsylvania B.A. in Bible and Theology, Zion Bible Institute 1,2,3, Male Chorus 4, Basket- ball 4. BARBARA GILBERT Rice Lake, Wiconsin 3B.A. in Missions, Dorm Council 3, Mis- sionary Ploy Asst. Director 3, Mission- ary Staff Secretary 4, W.M.C. 4. 35 3One semester fo be completed THURMAN GREEN Bourbon, Missouri B.A. in Bible and Theology ESTHER HANSEN Chicago, llinois 4B.A. in Religious Education JOHN HOLMQUIST Park Rapids, Minnesota B.A. in Bible and Theology, Class Pres. 2, Asst. Editor - Archive 3, Editor Archive 4. ESTHER HULTQUIST Belview, Minnesota B.A. in Missions, Choraleffes 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Missionary Prayer Group SeciTreas. 2, Missionary Echoes Co-Edifor 4, Girls' Recreation 3. MELVIN JOHNSON Choppell, Nebraska B.A. in Missions, Missionary Pray Group Vice Pres. 2,3, Basketball 3, Chapel Deacon 3,4, Class Vice Pres. 4. JIM KING Minneapolis, Minnesota icB.A. in Bible and Theology, University of Minnesota, Student Council 2, Class President 3, Chapel Deacon 4, Africa Missionary Pres. 4, Student Christian Service Director 4. 3 4One semester to be completed 6 SALLY LAKE Flint, Michigan BA. in Missions, YWMC Pres. 2, Student Council Representative 2, Pres. of Womens Council 3, Sec. of China Japan Prayer Group 2,3, Pres. of Japan Prayer Group 4, Director of Athletics 3, Floor Rep. 3. ELAINE LEWIS Clinton, Indiana 38A. in Bible and Theology, Mount Vernon Four- square Bible College 1, Class Treasurer 3, YWMC Treasurer 3, YWMC President 4, Missionary Prayer Group Vice Pres. 4. LEROY LEWIS Clinton, Indiana 3B.A. in Bible and Theology, Mount Vernon Four- square Bible College 1, Missionary Prayer Group Vice Pres. 3, Missionary Departmen? Vice Pres. 4. SYLVIA LOUKINEN Onfoncgon, Michigan BA. in Religious Education, Northern Light 3, Class Officer 4. 37 LOWELL LUNDSTROM Sissefon, South Dakota BA. in Bible and Theology, Lake Park Bible School 1,2,3. FRANKLIN McDUFFIE Minneapolis, Minnesota BA. in Religious Education 3One semester To be completed. LARRY MALCOLM Waterfown, Wisconsin .111 x, B.A. in Bible and Theology, Missionary Proyerx Group Pr'es. 2,3, Pastor 2,3,4. EDWARD MESSINGER Seorsdale, New York B.A. in Bible and Theology, Zion Bible Institute 1,2,3. FRED ORR Clarissa, Minnesota B.A. in Bible and Theology, Lake Park Bible School 1, Archive 4, Night Watchman 4. NEAL PAULSON Thief River Falls, Minnesota B.A. in Bible and Theology JAMES RALSTON Cedar Rapids, Iowa B.A. in Bible and Theology, Night Wafchmon 3,4. FRANK STEGEMAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin B.A. in Bible and Theology 38 kOne semester to be complefed HOWARD STENERSON Goodhue, Minnesota 4B.A. in Bible and Theology BRUCE TALSO Minneapolis, Minnesota itB.A. in Bible and Theology, Re-vivolcires 1, Male Chorus 2,4, Student Council Representative 2, Missionary Play 3, Band 1, Missionary Staff Paper 4, Chapel Deacon 4. DONALD UPTON Duluth, Minnesota BA. in Bible and Theology, Class Vice Pres. 2 Archive 3, Class Pres. 4, Mission Band Vice Pres. 4. IRENE VAN DEMARK Kingston, New York '4B.A. in Missions, Library Asst. 3, Mail and At- tendance Clerk 4, Street Meeting Co-Direcfor 4. ROYAL VOELLER Harvard, Illinois BA. in Bible and Theology ILENE WILLIAMS Hampton, Iowa B.A, in Religious Education, Jubileffes 1, 2, Psolmsfers 3, GoIileans 4, Mission Band Sec. 4. 39 4One semester to be completed JUNIORS a President .Gordon Fraser ;$fv , W ' ' Vice President............... ..Vicfor Hedmon Secretary...........................InezBork k3 6 w ,V W Treasurer Beverly Ryan a W 5 wave w 0W 9: sg ,... w ngy 4:.giy a'tEstel Clark VALEDICTORIAN Theology Ray Storms itAudrey Storms SALUTATORIAN VALEDlCTORlAN Theology School of Music ENTERED FOR TRAINING, DEPARTIN G TO SERVEW l'Hello. May I help you?ll Oh yes, I believe there is a room reserved for me. Let's see . . . Mr. Freshman '58, yes, here it is; let me get you a key and please sign this book. I couldn't hear any more, but that was all I needed to know. Yes, the new freshmen were beginning to come. Guess I'd better introduce myself. I'm the door at the main entrance here at North Central. For over 30 years, students have passed my way. As I was telling you, finally, one day in the fall of I958, l4l young people gathered together as the Freshman class. Sharon Turner, Lorrayne Bakken, Byron Krans, Roberta Leslie, Evange- line Heitke, 8i Audrey Paulson were the students in the class who had been awarded scholarships. Later, I over- heard that class elections had taken place and Louis Walton was elected president,- Arnie Gilbertson - Vice president; Judy Dormanen - secretary; and Pat Clare - treasurer. Members of the Student Council were Gerald Abbott, Grace Hagemeister, Karen Larsen, Carl Miller, Richard Moen, and Sharon Turner. The all-school ban- quet, missionary convention, school picnic and Com- mencement were high lights for the students. Vacation passed by: quickly and only 75 students re- turned for the fall semester of I959. Our building had a new look inside for we now used the entire building. This added a new dormitory for the girls and a few 41 class rooms and otlices. Arnie Gilbertson was the new president with Ray Storms serving as vice president, Florence Brodt - secretary, and Lorrayne Bakken - treasurer. A new policy was adopted this year when the Student Council became the Dormitory Floor Represen- tatives. Sharon Wallace, Sharon Turner, Betty Mindel, Jean Burnett, Irma Larsen, Ray Storms, and Paul Schlinz were members of the class who served in this capacity. The missionary convention, high school days, the ban- quet with the theme A symbol of Promise were main events for the spring semester. In the fall of '60, I noticed only 55 students returning for studies. Seems like many things can prevent one from completing school. The oFFicers this year were Gordon Fraser - president,- Victor Hedman e vice presi- dent; Inez Bork - secretary,- and Beverly Ryan - treasurer. Only the young ladies of the class served as Dorm Representatives and they were Gayle Howell, Joy King, Florence Brodt, and Beverly Ryan. The iuniors are looking forward to another missionary convention, banquet, and finally Graduation. I understand that l4 of the Junior class will be graduating and looking for new doors of service and opportunity. The others are making plans to return and finish their 4th year. For me, I must stay; it is very rewarding to see the many students who are here training for the Master's harvest field. NANCY BENT Oshkosh, Wisconsin Mission Moior INEZ BORK Centuria, Wisconsin Mission Major, Class Secretary 3. FLORENCE BRODT Chicago, Illinois Mission Major, Class Secretary 2, Evangeloires 1, 2, Girls' Dorm Council 3, Latin America Officer 2,3, Missionary Play 3. ESTEL CLARK L 2 2 Traverse City, Michigan 2 2 x : Theology Major, Book Stake 2,3;E J ,. x3;x f ' 2 , THIRD YEA'R BONNIE FISCHER Eagle Bend, Minnesota Religious Education Maior, Harvest Time Quartet 2, Jubile'rfes 2, Psolmsfers 3, Golilecns 4, Choraletfes 1,2,3,4, Band 2,4, Island of the Sea Officer 2,3, Floor Representative 4. GORDON FRASER Mount Ayr, Iowa Theology Moior, Class Pres. 3. 42 GAYLE HOWELL M 1' Plentywood, Montana 1,11 Theology Moior, Omce Assi BONITA JONES Cokoto, Minnesota Religious Education Maior RICHARD McWATTERS Traverse City, Michigan Theology Moior, Maintenance Staff 2,3, Night Watchman 2. DARREL OSBORN Oshkosh, Wisconsin Theology Major, North American Indian, Vice Pres. 2, Newspaper Staff 3, Male Chorus 4. P, . 1 . GRADUATES 1961 271 AUDREY STORMS Rockowoy, New Jersey Music Maior, Choraletfes 1,2, Evangel- aires 3, Messengers of the King 1,2, Missionary Paper 1, Northern Light 3, Band 1,2,3, Bond Officer 1,2,3, Public Relations Secretory 2,3. RAY STORMS Rockaway, New Jersey Theology Moior, Night Watchman 4. Not Pictured: HOWARD TYSON Broken Bow, Nebraska, Theology Major JUNIORS Raymond Bey Regina, Sosk, Canada Douglas Bierke Tomch, Wisconsin Daniel Bowman Granada, Minnesota Robert Bruemmer Peoria, Illinois John Burnell New Burden, New Jersey Sfudious Girls Going Up?? 44 1962 Naomi Burroug hs Fontana, California Douglas Clair Lincoln Park, Michigan Robin Clair Livonia, Michigan David Crawford Fort Madison, Iowa Russell Eckerson Worthington, Minnesota Arnie Gilberfson Minneapolis, Minnesota Victor Hedman Rice Lake, Wisconsin Evangeline Heitke Poynesville, Minnesota Poul Hendren Minneapolis, Min nesofo Samuel Johnson Mandan, North Dakota JUNIORS 45 J UN IORS Jock Pockila Menahga, Minnesota Joy King Rochester, New York Roger Koeshcll Racine, Wisconsin Doris Lonus Chicago, Illinois Darrell Olson Milcca, Minnesota Leon Olson Gully, Minnesota David Opie San Leandro, California Gory Ribble Edgemonf, South Dakota 1962 46 1962 Bennie Shemeld Whitman, West Virginia David Simmons South Haven, Michigan John Sorensen Chicago, Illinois Beverly Ryan Lake Geneva, Wisconsin John Sandgren Hetfinger, North Dakota Jenneffe Standen Aplenc, Michigan Lets Keep Sweefll 47 JUNIORS J UNIORS Marcella Stevenson South Bend, Indiana Eldo St. John St. James, Minnesota Roger Swanson Canton, South Dakota Robert Turner Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Sharon Turner Scotland, South Dakota Lola VeHer Milroy, Minnesota 50 re h VeHer Milroy, Mi nnesota Sharon Wallace Pontiac, Michigan Louis Walton Georgiana, Alabama David Ward Clinton, Iowa 1962 48 IN MEMORIAM David Wiley Adair was born on February 1st, 1940, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. David went to be with the Lord on February 22, 1960, after 0 period of illness. He came to North Central Bible College in the fall of 1958. As 0 student he attended Fremont Tob- ernocle where he was active in youth work. He was a man of high integrity and strong convictions, and felt his responsibility as a Christian to do all he could to win souls for his Master. He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Psalm 91:1 49 SOPHOMORES President . . . . . . David Nelson Vice President . . Kenneth May Secretary . . . . . Erma Aldrich Treasurer. . . . . Koren Cogill 1963 Dennis Abbot? St. Paul, Minnesota Ellen Aldrich Troy, Michigan k c. , 0 w' b! 4W. 0W V s + 0 W. 6 V9 K a a vo WC 2,0 g3 U ad $ 91$ 00 VA y P . 0V5 0,6 9'9 09h . 0 r 0 If n q j xx OJ X v V 4X .50 f vS ' n W x IX ' 0L 08k B X , 2x 1 - xx A p K ' 1 , i !, J A w Apia! NV xf 03 9'3xx 60 K u 00 Yk N 9 0,. Erma Aldrich 4 0 A , Troy, Michigan r V2 Mcryln Anderson Heffinger, North Dakota Richard Bcbcock Brockton, Massachusetts Ba rbo ra Baker Pontiac, Michigan James Bokker Muskegon, Michigan JoAnn Bottishill Concordia, Kansas Rolf Bergman Two Harbors, Minnesota Marlin Bowman Sherburn, Minnesota SOPHOMORES 51 SOPHOMORES Ronnie Brown Winchester, Hlinois Mary Bu ntenboch Davenport, Iowa Mildred Burgess Grafton, Ohio Thomas Byr'rus Milford, Michigan David Campbell Richfleld, Minnesota Craig Carter Rochester, Minnesota Connie Center Lancaster, Pennsylvania Robert Cilke Petosky, Michigan Elwin Clifton Min neopolis, Mi nnesofa Koren Cogill Mason City,' Iowa 1963 52 1963 Ronald Coleman Chesterton, Indiana John Collins Kalamazoo, Michigan John Colwell Wilcox, Missouri Richard Corning Portage, Wisconsin David Cutsforfh Dallas, Wisconsin Charles Davis Adrian, Michigan Ruth Droll Peoria, Illinois Lois Elfstrom Lancaster, Minnesota Eloise Engle Wautomo, Wisconsin Charles FoirFIeld East Towas, Michigan SOPHOMORES 53 Jack Johnson Duluth, Minnesota Jerroll Jorgenson Goodridge, Minnesota 1963 SOPHOMORES Fern GeFfert Northfield, Minnesota Moe Marie Godfrey Cedar Falls, Iowa Beryl Grunewald Minneapolis, Minnesota Evelene Hampton Minneapolis, Minnesota Beverly Hort Topeka, Kansas Ivan Holmquist Park Rapids, Minnesota Melvin Holmquist Park Rapids, Minnesota Lorry Jent Berlin, Wisconsin 54 1963 Robert McCown Elsie, Nebraska Linda Mancini North Canton, Ohio Kenneth May Muskegon, Michigan Jerry Miller Mason City, Iowa Jerry Parsley Elkhart, Indiana James Phillips Sfeubenville, Ohio Ralph Leiviska Ontonagon, Michigan Aldo Moe Low Huntington, Pennsylvania Dennis Pigman Raymond, South Dakota Kennett Redford Rivermines, Missouri SOPHOMORES 55 1963 Peggy Scofield Coffeyville, Kansas Linda Seddon Canton, Illinois 56 Larry Redmond Bozeman, Montana David E. Rooke St. Paul, Minnesota SOPHOMORES Arlene Rosewoll Hartford, Michigan Georgia Rothwell Staples, Minnesota Loretta Rofhwell Staples, Minnesota Leonard Salvig Sacramento, California Gayrene Schooley Arkansas City, Kansas Robert Schooley Arkansas City, Kansas 1963 Mary E. Smith Aifkin, Minnesota Wayne Smithom Duluth, Minnesota Carol Stevens Mason City, Iowa Jack Sfrom Tiogo, North Dakota Alice Szobo Harvard, Illinois Elsie Smith Onondaga, Michigan Gerald Smith Phillips, Nebraska 57 Confec is always good for a teehee. SOPHOMORES 1963 William Winkler Rochester, Michigan Phillip Yoakum North PlaHe, Nebraska 5' , V22 7 Jive; W jut 1 Judy Teehee Coffeyville, Kansas Jeanette Thompson St. Paul, Minnesotcfu 58 SOPHOMORES Arthur Walker Rice Lake, Wisconsin Edward Werronen St. Paul, Minnesota Helen Werronen St. Paul, Minnesota Charles Westendorf Mason City, Iowa John Wibley Grand Rapids, Michigan Richard Wills Calgary, Alberta, Canada IN MEMORIAM Franklin George Meece was born on January 29th, 1941, at Ogilvie, Minnesota. He passed away on October 12, 1960, as a result of iniuries received in on automobile oc- cident. He came To North Central Bible College in September, 1959. He had been active in his home church of Miloco, Minnesota, and continued that activity OS 0 Bible School student. He carried with him a real spiritual imquence both in school 0nd of his place of employment. Study To shew thyself approved unTo God a workman That needefh not to be ashamed rightly dividing fheword of truth. II Timothy 2:15 59 FRE SHMEN President .................. Poul Baldwin Vice President .............. James Bryant Secretary ................. Glenna Snook Treasurer . ................. Patricio Wore swift; W $ M 1964 BC rbo r0 Adair Minneapolis, Mi nnesota Arden Adomson Vermillion, South Dakota Norma Agee Eaton, Ohio Richard Allen Waferville, Minnesota David Anderson Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Aloe: Atkins Jamestown, New York Marilyn Auld Norris, Illinois Clo re nce Axma rk Rochesfe r, Min nesofa Poul Baldwin Hamilton, Ohio Lannie Berryman Min nea polis, Minnesota FRESHMEN 61 1964 Leon Breckenridge Anchorage, Alaska Darrel Bush Olin, Wisconsin FRESHMEN Ruth Ann Bosak Clam Fall, Wisconsin Evelyn Boyd Camden, Ohio Esfher Brewer Sorenfo, Illinois David Briley Lima, Ohio Sharon Brinson DesPlcu'nes, Illinois Frances Brooks Belleville, Illinois Russell Brown Cincinnati, Ohio James Bryant Hamilton, Ohio 62 1964 Ronald Callahan Rampico, Illinois Willis Campbell Belle, Missouri Beverly Christianson Union Grove, Wisconsin Francine Clausen Mason City, Iowa Robert Coble Hullowell, Kansas Orrin Conklin Sioux Falls, South Dakota Margaret Copley Aifkin, Minnesota Vernon Davidson Sfockfen, New York Bonnie Davidson Sfockfen, New York Viola Diefzmcm Beloif, Wisconsin F RESHMEN 63 FRESHMEN Roger Dofy' Birchwood, Wisconsin James Drown Muncie, Indiana Mariecan Duerksen Mountain Lake, Minnesota George Ehura Kailua, Hoiwaii Richard Elie Minneapolis, Minnesota Melva Engle Waufoma, Wisconsin La rry Foster Berwyn, Nebraska Joanne Freeman Wayne, Michigan Danielle Fulk Canton, Ohio Doris Gefferf Northfield, Minnesom 1964 64 1964 Dorothy Graf Oshkosh, Wisconsin Ernest Griffith Spirit Lake, Iowa Gail Gross Brig hfon, Michigo n Wendell Hagenbeck Newfolden, Minnesota Lois Harms Quincy, Illinois Tom Hartwell Alexandria, I ndiana Rita Hays Macomb, Illinois James Henderson Brainerd, Minnesota Verle Howell Plentywood, Montana FRESHMEN 65 FRESHMEN Kenneth Klinefelfer Jefferson, I ndia na Marilyn Knechf Winnebago, Nebraska Peter Koeshall Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. Ruth Kooi Fulton, Illinois Stanley Kramer International Falls, Minn. Boys' Be nd??? 66 1964 Fred Kuykendoll Hamilton, Ohio Tommy LoValley International Falls, Minnesota Dorothy Lewis Minneapolis, Mi nnesotcu Gary Lidgerding Moose Lake, Minnesota Glenda Line Verndole, Minnesota Daniel Lund Mi nnecupolis, Minnesota Lilo Luther St. Johns, Ohio Lorrell McCullough Wausau, Wisconsin Dennis Masters Milbank, South Dakota Marvin Mathis Fairfield, Illinois FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Ruth Ann Mathis Perry, Iowa Earl Megginson Jacksonville, Illinois Marilyn Merwin Clearlake, Iowa Dolores Metz Dover, New Jersey Sharon Michaelson Kiesfer, Minnesota Jean Mulhollond Rochester, Minnesota Alice Mustain Otis, Colorado Charles Myers Mi n neopolis, Min nesoto Robert Novok Wolfhill, Nebraska Shirley O'Brien Mccomb, Illinois 1964 68 ? Robert Ramphal British Guiana Viola Reed Tomahawk, Wisconsin Kenneth Ross Pclebridge, Montana Thomas Scalf St. Augustine, Illinois Marcus Selness Minneapolis, Minnesota Cho rles Skaggs LaCrosse, Wisco nsin WW Wayne,Micbiga WW X 0 Sc ndra Petrinec Kathy Skionsby Wheaten, Minnesota Twyla Smith Shirlond, Illinois FRESHMEN 69 gfyw;:yj Glenna Snook , s ' kw 4,9 Oak Park, Michigan I Anna Sfoley Marshall, Michigan Roger Sfriemer Aitkin, Minnesota Ethel Sumner LaCrosse, Wisconsin William Thomas St. Paul, Minnesota David Thompson Kandiyohi, Minnesota Carolyn Vermazen Montrose, Iowa Patricia Ware Aifkin, Minnesota Miriam Westlund Ashland, Wisconsin Judy Wieman LoCrosse, Wisconsin 1964 70 1964 James Williams Hartford, Michigan Lawrence Wilson Bellevue, Michigan Larry Wood Clinton, Michigan Ardell Youngberg Minneapolis, Minnesota ?i. Strawberry Pleasell 71 UNCLASSIFIED Sandro Anderson Knife River, Minnesota Ginger Bollweber New England, North Dakota Lonnie Beard Peoria, llIinois Lora Lee Bowman Granada, Minnesota Sandro Canoevit Springfield, Illinois Jane Holmes Lansing, Michigan Beverly Holmgren Estherville, Iowc: Rose McKenzie Sioux Falls, South Dakota Judy Nelson Alpoo, Minnesota Jone'r Shoberg International Falls, Minnesota Cleveland Smalls Min neo polis, Mi n nesofc: Joyce Smith Estherville, Iowa Janice Toyior Pleasant Hill, Ohio Robert Taylor Pleasant Hill, Ohio Phyllis Upton Mound, Minnesota STUDENTS Erma Voeller Harvard, lllinois Pat Walker Rice Lake, Wisconsin Naomi Winters Winnepeg, Canada Arliss Wycmf Mount Ayr, Iowa Darlene Wyonf Mount Ayr, Iowa NOT PICTURED: Delano Blazer - Thief River Falls, Minnesota; Manuel Campbell - Minneapolis, Minne- sota; C. L. Holman - Medina, Ohio; Myra Kuehl - Hutchinson, Minnesota. SECOND SEMESTER ENTRIES FIRST ROW: Albert Pocini, Peggy Backens, Arlene Woldron, Santos, Floyd Puckett, James Dreger, Stanley Roberts. NOT Virginia Campbell, Gerald Wafferud. SECOND ROW: Ever- PICTURED: Marilyn Brown, Fred Campbell, Elizabeth Clifton, eff Noble, Marlene Mullikin, Cecilio Hoffner, Gordon Lee, Clarence Ewing, James Franzen, Charles Hardin, Loren Hol- Mervin Hol'rer. THIRD ROW: Charlene Lemorie, Rosetta AI- man, Daniel Milledge, Dole Peterson. lerdyce, Peggy Elliot, Marian Kucera. FOURTH ROW: Fred 73 And your feet shod with the prepa- ration of the gospel of peace Ephesians 6:15 CHRISTIAN SERVICE James King Director David Wu rd Orill Krons Co-Sfudenf Direcfo rs HRISTIAN SERVICE One of our area churches offended by students 76 Jerry speaking of a CA. Service. Judy leading the children in singing. Francine holds attention through visualoids. 77 CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT MISSION S Students entering one of the local Missions Some students witnessing in song Greeting some who have attended the Mission service. Students of a street meeting CHRISTIAN SERVICE AT STREET MEETINGS Student preaching Passing out Tracts 79 OPERATION OUTREACH . . . Prayer before leaving . . . GO ye therefore and teach all nations . . . November 6, 1960 marked a great event in the history of North Central Bible College as approximately 310 students participated in the fourth stage of Operation Outreach. Under the di- rection of the Christian Service Department, students were placed in groups consisting of a specified leader with 3 to 6 members. With a welI-orgonized program these groups reached 0 total of 60 churches, the farthest point being 320 miles. Operation Outreach has now covered Minnesota four times, besides covering a number of areas in other states since the time of its inception in the school year of 1957-1958. $93 Bonnie Fischer Christian Service Secretary 80 . . , Everybody ready . , , . . . large or small, Jesus will be there . . . . . . scenes on the way . . . u . . a Typical congregation . . . ..o chalk folk . .. . . . We sing because we're happy . . . . . . fellowship with a home missions pastor . . . . . . meeting the congregation . . . 82 food, food, and more food . . . . . . It doesn't hurt too much . . . is done day for the evening . . . music ion Outreach Day for 1960. Thus concludes Operof 83 But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew First, and also to the Gen- tile. Romans 2:10 MISSIONS President . . ...,. . ... Gory Carlson Co-Vice President . . . . LeRoy Lewis Arnie Gilberfson Secretary .. .. . .. . Barbara Gilbert Treasurer . . Advisor . . . Elaine Coors .... lone Solfou 8i MISSIONS BUT we will give ourselves conTinually To prayer, and To The minisTry of The word. The sTudenTs GT NorTh CenTrol ore fulfilling The promise of This scrip- Ture Through foiThful GTTendence To one of The eleven missionary bonds which meeT once each week. These missionary bands enable The sTudenTs To become beTTer acquain- Ted wiTh The needs of The missionaries in various foreign counTries, and gives Them 0 chance To supporT Them in prayer and offerings. LosT year The sTudenTs gave $10,057.20; This year The goal is $10,500. 00. The Lord has richly blessed Those who have been foiThful To Him, and many of The sTudenTs have heard and answered The coil of God on Their lives for service in The homeland and across The seas. GUEST MISSIONARIE S HGFVY PenningTons Floyd HOFST Delmar KingsriTer Africa Philippines Africa James King President AFRICA FIRST ROW: F. Clousen, E. Aldrich, B. Christianson, L. Luther, Bent THIRD ROW: R. Ramphal, W. Thomas, R. Allan, D. Lund, R. P. Ware, J. Adomson, B. Davidson SECOND ROW: D. Stevens, Coble, V. Davidson, D. Abbott FOURTH ROW: J. Bryant, F. L. Elfstrom, R. Bosok, E. Hampton, D. Grof, K. CogiH, D. Mefz, N. McDuf'fie, C. Meyers, J. Smith, P. Koeshall, J. Phillips, J. King. 88 FIRST ROW: T. LaValley, D. Hacht, M. Corning, B. Hougen, D. Gefferf, J. Gross, J. Holmes SECOND ROW: 5. Michaelson, M. V. Reed, M. Godfrey, D. Mathis, C. Meyers, L. McCul- Youngberg, M. Burgess, J. Battishill THIRD ROW: J. ALA SKA J. Henderson, 0. Conklin, R. Doty, R. Brown, R. Bollinger FOURTH ROW: 5. Johnson, M. Holmquis'r, C. Axmork, G. Lidgerding, W. Hagenback, A. Adomson, M. Selness, L. Redmond, L. Breckenridge, D. Rooke, B. Talso, N. Paulson. FIRST ROW: N. Burroughs, G. Howell, E. Heitke, S. Turner, B. D. Simmons, D. Fincher, R. Swanson, L. Lundsfrom, T. Green, D. Jones, M. Stevenson SECOND ROW: D. Bierke, D. Bowman, L. Crawford, A. Gilbertson FOURTH ROW: D. Word, L. Olson, J. Salvig, J. Burnell, D. Clair, R. Koeshcli, V. Hedmon THIRD ROW: Sandgren, L- WGHON, P. Hendren, B. Sheffield, D. Baldwin. ARABIA AND THE N EAR EAST David Ward President Penny Lake President CHINA-JAPAN FIRST ROW: D. Thompson, J. Collins, D. Osborn SECOND ROW: C. Davis, R. McWotters, N. Winter, G. Gross, T. Smith, P. Lake, A. Wyant. 91 Charles Westendorf President H OM EL AND Schooley, R. Novak, M. Westlund, S. O'Brien, R. Droll FOURTH ROW: R. Bruemmer, J. Miller, R. Turner, M. Bowman, D. Anderson, H. Stenerson, J. Williams, C. Skoggs FIFTH ROW: W. Smithom, R. Striemer, J. Rolston, J. Johnson, C. Westendorf, F. Kuykendoll. FIRST ROW: G. Schooley, E. Storvik, M. Knechf, R. Hays, S. Petrinec, J. Freeman, SECOND ROW: D. Briley, M. Quam, B. Holmgren, L. Bowman, J. Sfonden THIRD ROW: K. Klinefelter, R. FIRST ROW: M. Johnson, D. Meece, J. Jorgenson, J. Drown SECOND ROW: E. Hulfquisf, P. Scofield, A. Low, M. Smith, K. Curry, M. Engle, J. Wiemon, G. Rothwell THIRD ROW: G. Blair, E. Grimth, E. Sumner, D. Upton, R. Elie. INDIA Jerrell Jorgenson President FIRST ROW: K. May, V. Howell, R. Callahan SECOND ROW: E. Cufsforfh, B. Fischer, A. Rosewoll, B. Hort, E. Lewis, G. Ehora THIRD ROW: L. Cufsforth, K. Skionsby, I. Williams, M. OH, R. Leivisko. ISLES OF THE, SEA , Xi'5 Lo renzo Cufsfor'rh President David Nelson President LATIN AMERICA FIRST ROW: D. Wyonf, A. Storms, G. Line, F. Brodf, M. Cepley, Wood, R. Storms, R. Abbott, M. Mathis, J. Larson, R. McCown, V- Howard, L. Moening SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, E. Engle, 3- C. Fairfield, L. Wilson FOURTH ROW: E. Megginson, K. Ross, Adair, R- MOThiS, R. KOOi, G- SHOCK D- Lewis THRD ROW: L- D. Masters, D. Nelson, T. Scalf, D. Campbell, R. Babcock. 95 Fred Orr President MIDDLE EAST FIRST ROW: 5. Brinson, M. Bunfenboch, D. Wyanf, J. Teehee. SECOND ROW: G. Fraser, E. Werronen, R. Anderson, R. Corning, W. Winkler, F. Orr. 96 FIRST ROW: B. Krans, T. Byrfus, J. Taylor, R. Taylor, E. Aldrich. SEC- V. Diefzman, B. Grunewold, S. Loukinen, C. Vermozen, S. Canoevit, 0ND ROW: T. MacDowell, A. Mustain. P. Yookum, T. Allen, H. F. Brooks,E.Clif'ron. Warren, E. Burkhcm. THIRD ROW: M. Anderson, E. Smith, J. Bokker, MINISTRY TO THE DEAF Elwin Clifton President FIRST ROW: D. Cutsforth, H. Tyson, L. Foster, T. Hartwell. SECOND ROW: A. Walker, L. Harms, E. Hansen, E. Brewer, P. Walker, I. Bork, A. Sfoley, C. Center, J. Thompson. NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS David Cufsforth President Gordon Biolik President FIRST ROW: G. Biolik, P. Baldwin, K. Redford. SECOND ROW: A. Reif, C. Stevens, E. Boyd, R. Cilke. 99 A view of 0 conference held in Japan ON THE MISSION F IELD A Christ Ambassador's group in Nigeria, West Africa Acholi Drummer in Africa 100 Masai Warriors, Africa Harry Pennington and trained workers in Nigeria, West Africa Native Dress Entrance to The New Auditorium of the Tokyo Bible School PEACE Ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace: the mountains and the hills shall break forth be- fore you into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands Isaiah 55:12 L. B. Larsen Chairman North Central School of Music, affiliated with MocPhcil College of Music, offers 0 Music Education course preparatory to public school Teaching in both elementary and high schools. Annually, a scholarship contest is held in The field of music. MUSIC FACULTY SCHOOL OF MUSIC ORILL KRANS Choraleftes, Brass, Woodwind ARVID KINGSRITER Male Chorus PHILIP GUSTAFSON Music Instructor, Voice 104 WILMA LARSEN Marimba, Piano JEANNE PALMER Accordion ROSS ROOT Org a n STUDENT TEACHERS APPLIED MUSIC FACULTY INGA ENGEBRETSEN Piano JENNI E SKURDALSVOLD Voice ELEANOR SNYDER Piano ANNA STRUBEL Piano AUDREY STORMS . Piano DAVID WOOD Piano 105 JUNIOR GRADUATE North Central School of Music oFfers to its students a fhree-yeor music course designed for the purpose of Training young men and women for christian service in The field of music. A music diploma is received by each graduate. North Central School of Music is also oFfiIi- ofed with MocPhail College of Music and upon completion of their work of MocPhoil, students receive a Bachelor of Music degree, which enables Them to Teach in public schools and Bible colleges in various parts of the country. Audrey Storms Rockaway, New Jersey Music Major Janice Adomson Minneapoiis, Min nesota Elaine Coats Effingham, Illinois Barbara Haugen Min neopolis, Minnesota Beverly Krans M Richlo nd Ce r, Byron Krans Richlond Center, Wi sin SOPHOMORES 106 SOPHOMORES Delores Math is Perry, Iowa Lloyd Meyer Eagle Grove, Iowa NOT PICTURED: David Wood - Dayton, Ohio Irene Moening A Hubbard, Ohio David Nelson Macomb, Illinois Roger Pa n krafz Staples, Minnesota News From Home 107 1963 James Larson Conrad, Montana Ted MacDowell Gold Beach, Oregon FRESHMEN Thelma Allen Fort Wayne, Indiana Ronald Anderson Augusta, Illinois Janet Cedarlund Minneapolis, Minnesofc Marianna Corning Portage, Wisconsin Karen Curry Pontiac, Michigan Judy Gross Aberdeen, South Dakota Darlene Hachf Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin Velva Jo Howard Bolivar, Missouri 108 1963 Co role Myers Minneapolis, Minnesota Elaine Olson Paynesville, Minnesota Myrna Quom Superior, Wisconsin Arthur Reif Son Andaes, California Delmar Skaret Lewiston, Idaho Donna Stevens Minneapolis, Minnesota Elaine Sforvik Milwaukee, Wisconsin Harvey Warren Davenport, Iowa Ronna Lou Wiley Fargo, North Dakota FRESHMEN 109 ACCOMPANISTS: Janet Cedarlund, organist,- Myrna Quam, don, Janet Shoberg, Joan Ansell, THIRD ROW. Robert Schooley, pianist,- FIRST ROW: Tammy LaVolley, Danielle Fulk, Phyllis Up- Charles Skoggs, Peter Koeshall, Arden Adamson, Harvey War- fon, Janice Adamson, Ruth Mathis, Sharon Michaelson, Audrey ren, David Rooke, Robert Abbott, Marvin Mathis, James Larson, Storms, SECOND ROW: Delores Mathis, Glenna Snook, Barbara Arthur Reif, Russell Brown. Adair, Victor Hedman, Douglas Bierke, Ethel Sumner, Linda Sed- EVANGELAIRES DIRECTOR L. B. La rsen $531.2: 1M DIRECTOR Orill Krans CHORALETTES ACCOMPANISTS: Ronna Wiley, pianist; Donna Stevens, organist; FIRST ROW: LorreH McCullough, Fern Geffen, Viola Reed, Ilene Wil- liams, Judy Teehee, Darlene Hochf, Koren Curry, Mary Bunfenboch, SECOND ROW: Barbara Haugen, Koren Cogill, Shirley O'Brien, THIRD ROW: Patricio Ware, Bonnie Fischer, Joy King, Doris Gef- fert, Melva Engle, JoAnn Botfishill, Carole Myers, Elaine Coats. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Krons, Miriam Westlund, Eloise Engle, Sharon Wallace. FIRST ROW John Wibley, Charles Fairfield, Darrel Osborn, Robert liam Winkler, THIRD ROW: Bruce Tolso, David Baldwin, David Nel- McCown, David Briley, SECOND ROW: Roy Sfroms, David Fincher, son, David Wood, Wayne Smifham, James Bryant, Dennis Masters, Roger Pankrofz, David Crawford, Charles Myers, D vid W Wil- Fred Kuykendoll. MALE CHORUS DIRECTOR Arvid Kingsrifer PERCUSSION J. Cedarlund, R. Brown, D. Stevens, F. Geffert. WOODWIND FIRST ROW: R. Doty, E. Smith, B. Baker, SECOND ROW: E. Coors, M. Off, B. Adair, R. Wiley. MIXED FIRST ROW: M. Wesflund, C. Myers, SECOND ROW: B. Fischer, P. Wore, D. GeHerf, THIRD ROW: A. Storms, J. Adcmson, A. Reif, M. Mathis, L. Solvig. DIRECTOR Orill Krons 114 FIRST ROW: R. Do'ry, E. Smith, B. Baker, M. Wesflund, C. Myers, L. Olson, C. Myers, A. Adomson, B. Krons, THIRD ROW: J. Cedar- S. Wallace, R. Ponkratz, R. Anderson, SECOND ROW: E. Coats, M. lund, R. Brown, D. Stevens, F. Geffer'r, A. Storms, J. Adomson, A. OH, B. Adair, R. Wiley, B. Fischer, P. Ware, D. Geffen, D. Hochf, Reif, M. Mathis, L. Salvig. BRASS FIRST ROW: S. Wallace, R. Ponkrotz, R. Anderson, SECOND ROW: D. Hachf, L. Olson, C. Myers, A. Adamson, B. Krons. 115 HERALDERS Rita Hays Lois Harms Shirley O'Brien ENSEMBLES JOYBELLS Koren Curry Joy King Sharon Wallace 116 POTTER'S VESSELS Doris GeFfert Patricia Ware Elaine Sforvik Miriam Wesflund ENSEMBLES WAYMAKERS Myrna Quam Delores Mathis Ruth Mathis Russell Brown Charles Skoggs 117 JUBILAIRES Judy Gross Jcm Cedorlund Lorrell McCullough Jock Strom Craig Corfer N SEMBLES REVIVALAIRES Phyllis Upton Linda Seddon Jon Shoberg Marvin Mathis Douglas Bierke 118 GALILEANS Ron Callahan Sam Johnson Ilene Williams Ronno Wiley Bonnie Fischer ENSEMBLES GOSPEL GLEANERS Jerry Parsley Gayle Howell Judy Teehee Peggy Scofleld 119 PEACE Behold, how good and how pleas- ant if is for brethren to dwell to- gether in unity! mecca ' Psalms 133:1 ACTIVITIES THE 1961 ARCHIVE STAFF YEARBOOK ADVISORS: L. B. Larsen, Orill Krons, Raymond Levang, and Virginia Peterson. EDITOR; John Holmquist ASSISTANT EDITOR: Jerry Parsley vmw$3$y$$ m9 ' 2w u 122 LITERARY STAFF: Delores Mathis, Ronna Wiley, and Judith Teehee. PHOTOGRAPHER: Lannie Berrymon ARTISTS: Anna Stoley and Fred Orr. BUSINESS STAFF: Tomm Byrtus and Craig Cc r'rer. wm SOPHOMORE TEAM: Ralph Lei- viska, Charles Fairfield, Kennett Redford, Charles Westendorf, Tomm Byr'rus. .NOT PICTURED: Byron Krans. COACH Levang. B ASKETB ALL JUNIOR-SENIOR TEAM: Darrel Osborn, David Fincher, David Ward, Gary Carlson, David Baldwin, Raymond Storms, Rob- ert Abbott. 124 FRESHMAN B TEAM: Verle Howell, Kenneth Ross, Lloyd Lu- tey, David Anderson, Wendell Hagenbeck, Thomas Scolf. LEAGIJE COACH Phillipps FRESHMAN A TEAM: Stanley Kramer, James Larson, Marvin Mathis, Pete Koe- sholl, Mark Selness, James Bryant. Anofher open shot! Is that how it's done, Coach? FIGHT, Wend FIGHT. The senio 5 star. Roses are red, Violets are blue, I play basketball, How about you? Rebound Chucks, instead of woodchucks. Offside! m: Guess who's lonesome? SKATING to skate? horde , girls. Crack the whip, Peg! Looks like it's OK? Partners? PING-PONG Freshmen of work. Slam that ball, pro! 129 FIRST ROW: Twyla Smith, Marianna Corning, Audrey Storms, Ruth Bosok, Jon Cedarlund, Velvo Jo Howard, David Rooke, Jim Bakker, Carole Myers, Kathy Skionsby, SECOND ROW: Sally Thomas Scolf, John Wibley. Lake, David Opie, Koren Curry, Viola Dietzmon. NOT PICTURED: NORTHERN LIGHT - SCHOOL NEWSPAPER ' , , CoEdi'rors; Jim Bakker and David Opie confer with members of the stoFf. ADVISOR: Arvid Kingsrifer. 130 ARCHIVE Devotions First Place By Leonard Solvig PHOTO Sleepingll - Beouiy?? Second Place By Judy Teehee CONTEST Leaving Bro. Jones' Class??? Third Place By Evangeline Heitke 131 Brawn agoinsf Brain ARRIED COUPLES FELLOWSHI Friendly little chat??? The chow hounds Beverly Ryan, Lois Elfsfrom, Viola Diefzmon, Tommy LaVoIley, Florence Brodf, Joy King, Gayle Howell. Not pictured: Judy Wiemon and Bonnie Fischer. DORMITORY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIV lone Soltau Advisor 133 Mwww m 4 . ppm u,vw, ' .v, !,V' a. Ina 134 OF F ICERS: Linda Seddon . Elaine Lewis Treasurer President lone Solfou Eloise Engle . ..............Advisor Secretory Judy Teehee Vice President A tired crew ARCHIVE STAFF IN ACTION Ho rd of it 135 The directors, Beverly Ryan and Erma Aldrich confer wiTh The Missionary om. cers, Gory Carlson and Barbara Gilbert. MISSIONARY The ReTurn of Chandra was The TiTle of This year's successful Missionary ploy. Chandra, Cl naTive of indie, come To Amer- ica To sTudy medicine. On his reTurn To India, he renounced ChrisTioniTy because of The racial prejudice he encounTered while in America. When Chandra saw a Missionary sacrifice The life of his own son for ThoT of a low cosTe Indian, he once again reTurned To ChrisTioniTy. THE PLAY CAST OF THE 1961 MISSIONARY PLAY 136 ACTIVITIES After hours of work in preparing for the Pioneer Pastors collections, the Missionary s'rczFf released many clever promotional features. Included among These ideas was Brother Jones' own personal television pro- gram. There were enjoyable moments for the students and faculty alike as they all pitched in to give nineteen Pioneer Pastors a Thanksgiving basket. A Student Preached. A Natural Pose. Here's how I study. 138 Egg , yaw What a toothache A CUTE couple! 29 AM. Monde 7 .2 4. ?iz 1.1; Last mi nute touches. Mary had a little lamb. 139 Sleep on girls. CONGRATULATIONS from HIGHLAND PARK Assembly of God E. B. Adamson Pastor Sunday School 9:45 Worship Service 10:45 Evening Rally 7:45 Wednesday Service 7:45 Friday Youth Service 7:45 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 W. A. Katter, Pastor CITY OF LAKES CHURCH 3520 W. 43rd Ave. So. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASSES! We Have Enjoyed Knowing You and Ministering to You. from . Official Board . W.M.C. . Christ's Ambassadors . Entire Congregation 1 . Pastor and Family Romans 1:16 EHimt 6355211111113 of 0791121 1615 Texas Ave., St. Louis Park Rev. Donald R. Putz, Minister NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLY OF GOD CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1961 Honoring All NORTH DAKOTA STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS! from 1st ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Fargo, North Dakota Raymond R. Wiley, Pastor 61Take heed unto thyself, and unto the Doctrine. HNever let your schooling interfere with your EDUCATION. We pray God's best for you, and offer 0 place of service to you! Heortiesf Congrouflations from the MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE 13th Avenue of Lake Street Honoring Graduate James King WlllMAR ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH A HEARTY WELCOME TO EVERYONE West Fifth of Minnesota Avenue Willmar, Minnesota AN ACTIVE PROGRAM FOR ALL AGES Sunday School ................... 9:45 am Morning Worship ................. 11:00 am Evangelistic Service ............... 7:45 pm Wednesday Evening Bible Study and Prayer ........ 8:00 pm Thursday Evening Christ's Ambassadors ........... 8:00 pm Released time religious instruction for school children every Tuesday. R. E. Orchard, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 Who sfickefh to As Zio , ' movefh . be removed, but abideth Psalms 125:1 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 61 from the MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL Meme of North Central Bible Collegd ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 820 East 14th Street, Minneapolis 4, Minnesota G. Raymond Carlson, Superintendent Stanley H. Clarke, Assistant Superintendent 33km Herman H. Rohde, Secretary WOMEN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL Mrs. E. B. Adamson, Presi'dent DEPARTMENT Mrs. G. Raymond Carlson, Vlce Pres. Mrs. Stanley R. Johnson, Secretory Thirty-Fiffh Annual V E. B. Adomson, Director gg $CHOOL DEPARZ Lake Geneva Bible Camp 9X$ 4? June 29 - July 9, 1961 l 'FULFlLLlNG THE GREAT . HWE MINISTER AS UNTO CHRIST COMMISSION ' Speakers MINNESOTA T. E. Gannon Cyril Homer MEN'S FELLOWSHIP CHRIST,S AMBASSADORS Lee Shultz, President Harold Kamppi, Vice President Lorry Hall, Secretary HTO ENLIST ALL MEN Herman H. Rohde, Director 'NOW THEN WE ARE AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE Minneapolis, Minnesota Extends its Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1961 This modern Flre-proof building, a city block in length and five stories high is the home of North Central Bible College. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS F. J. Lindquist, President I. 0. Miller, Exec. Vice-Pres. G. R. Carlson, Dist. Supt. W. A. Kotter, Secretory H. R. Snyder, Treasurer T. J. Jones, Deon Stanley Clarke J. M. Strand Melford Olson O. E. Carter BOARD OF DIRECTORS F. J. Lindquist I. 0. Miller G. R. Carlson W. A. Katter H. R. Snyder Stanley Clarke J. M. Strand Melford Olson Clinton G. Fick Hermon Rohde Calvin Risk 0. E. Carter Ronald Fisher Martin Gerdes Claude Brafvold Denman Mopson Richard Orchard FACULTY F. J. Lindquisf l. 0. Miller G. R. Carlson W. A. Kofter T. J. Jones E. B. Adamson Estella Burkhorf Phillip Gustafson Arvid Kingsriter Orill Krans L. B. Larsen Amos Levong Raymond Levang Harry Myers M. C. Nelson Alyce Phillipps J. P. Phillipps Leland Shultz lone Solfou Judy Teehee W. E. Weides STAFF Gladys Barnett Inez Bork Estella Burkhart Ethel Hague Fred Halquist Betfy Hintz Lois Hulfquisf Lois Hunt Sarah Krans Frank LeRoy Rose Marie Mabbitf Virginia Peterson Arline Swansbn Arnold Swanson Lloyd 'Westmcm PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTORS Inga Engebretson Phillip Gustafson Orill Krans Wilma Larsen Jeane Palmer Ross Root Jennie Skurdalsvold Eleanor Snyder Audrey Storms Anna Struble David Wood WE SALUTE YOU - CLASS OF 1961! Our Twin Cities Churches have been enriched and blessed because of what you have added with your presence, your talents and your in- spiration. As you find your place in life in God's harvest field, keep sharing what you have received from our Master with others! Fremont Tabernacle will not forget what it has meant to have so many of you students with us this year. God Bless You! PASTOR AND MRS. HARRY M. MYERS FREMONT TABERNACLE OFF'C'AL BOARD 25th and Fremont Avenue No. OF DEACONS Minneapolis, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 ROCHESTER ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1705 Elton Hills Drive Rochester, Minnesota ' O. E. Carter - Pastor A Ch ist Centered Church in the Medical Center of the World. ,. HONORING , Jean Mulholland Clarence Axmork Craig Carter What's funny Down There? A Smile For Jerry. The End of a Long Road. What a Life Kenll 146 How Much does she weigh? The Pose of Study. What Big Teeth You Have!!! Spooks . . . Hour offer HOUR! 147 A Prediction for 1963! N0 Prediction. 9 J 471sz 1W K5049 X447 wtevaeL; Wwe?g1?7 K99 M2Wy ,yuam. M256 Wayg mu 07 LM 6? 43 6a a WWM mXW XKiVO Gm 9M 2W0 M j YFCZ 622M gwbww eraay WWJKLV -I: WM 0Z2? WCL-o 4643 164: gm? KW WKW ?meyaa? ,5 MW 4470 Km 56442W5wgyem CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 7961 to the CLASSES Of afeteria 1961 HONORING from Your ILENE WILLIAMS And we know that all things ARCHIVE STAFF work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his pur- I I ANOKA ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH P053- 45 o. m. Sunday School Hour , 11:00 a. m. Worship Service Rom' 828 8:00 pm. Evening EvangelIstic Rally Radio Broadcast e Every Sunday at 8:30 am. over KANO on the dial Pastor and Mrs. L. G. Tandberg CONGRATULATIONS . x TO THE GRADUATES OF A 1961 HARVEST IS PASSING, ' NIGHT DRAWETH NIGH . . . FROM THE NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MISSIONARY DEPARTMENT H President: Gary Carlson Co-Vice Presidents: Arnold Gilberfson LeRoy Lewis Secretary: Barbara Gilbert Treasurer: Elaine Cootes Advisor: lone Solfou ASSEMBLIES or 600' ml Council of the Asscml lies of God 434 West Pacific Street ' Springfield'l, Missouri OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 John Everett Pastor 11Ye should earnestly Contend for the faith which was once delivered to the Saints WORTHINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD 51h Ave. at 131h Street Worthington, Minnesota 11The Friendly Church Presenting a living message. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1961 ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE Thief River Falls Honodng Neal Poulson, Jr. 41h Year Graduate Waldo Trosk Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 FOURTH STREET CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST HFinally my brethren be strong in the Lord . . I Timothy 6:10 Elder Wm. B. Williams Pastor Lannie Berryman Minister of Youth II 7WZJS Wilbur E. Weides Minister Best Wishes From: Board of Trustees And All Departments of the Church. Congratulations Classes of tt61 from the Congaefation of SUM l AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Summit $ Victoria .Street St. Paul, Minnesota A Friendly Full Gospel Church - Richard and Elnora Dresselhous Ministers of Music and Christian Education Mildred F. Weides Minister Be Ye steadfast, un- moveable, always obounding in the work of the Lord, foras- much as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. I Cor. 15:58 TRIUMPHANT IN CHRIST SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 11Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life 11Now thanks be unto God, which always cousefh us to triumph in Christ . . . II Cor. 2:14 Rev. 2:10 11THE END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH . 'W, ,; w m 5555 BETHELASISEMBLES OF 600 CHURCH . 57th 81 Nicollet Avenue, South CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1961 Mrs. R. c. Hanson 11In Due Season We Shall Reap, If We Faint Not. Gal. 6:9 Rev. R. c. Hanson Dick Larson, Youth Leader and Music Director POS'O' CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Rice Lake GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rice Lake, Wisconsin 11Where Jesus Is Real Honoring Our Students CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES BARBARA GILBERT CLASS OF 1961 VICTOR HEDMAN from PASTOR 81 MRS. MELFORD A. OLSON ROGER DOTY and MR. 81 MRS. ART WALKER FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY .1 1 1 Edgerton and Minnehaha St. Paul, Minnesota Pastor and Mrs. R. A. Doorn A 11Going Church on St. Paul's East Side 1Class of 1511 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 MAY YOU JOIN THE MULTITUDES IN 11CON- TENDING FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS. JUDE 1:3 CONGREGATION CHURCH BOARD SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE MM 2300 Bloomington Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota THE CHURCH WITH THE FULL GOSPEL MESSAGE AND WELCOME RECORDS The A mph'fl'tm Na fruscame : Ernest .3. Williams 3.95 GEOEE BIBLES Dictionaries Books Gifts Awards Record Players Records Tape Recorders New Testament Translations a. Amplified b. Berkeley c. MoFfoH d. Williams e. Confrofernify 00 use with CotholicsE Mottoes Pictures We NORTHERN GBSPEE Wlalzm Aim 910 Elliot Avenue Sout MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. oFfers Counseling on all types of insurance Bob Moring lCloss of '501 Robert L. Moring 1515 East Lake Street Phone PA 4-3607 Mpls., Minn. Res. WE 5-2689 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1961 BECKY1$ CAFETERIA 1934 Hennepin Avenue Mpls., Minn. Home of Fine Food and Christian Fellowship v ' o w D ' 9 Clayton Sonmore owner A special full gospel welcome to all Christian Groups THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND LIVING ENDOWMENT FELLOWSHIP OF N.C.B.C. EXTENDS Congratulations to the Diploma Class of 1961 Degree Class of 1961 and welcome to the Alumni Association. Amos Levang President Arvid Kingsrifer L.E.F. Director Melford Olson Clara Moe Bartels V. President Secretary HISTORY OF ALUMNI HISTORY OF l..E.F. GIVING ASSOCIATION Sept. '53 - Aug. '54 .................... $ 4,510.26 Sept. '54 - Aug. '557 .................... 21,089.80 Sept. 155 - Aug. '56 .................... 6,506.28 Sept. '56 - Aug. '57 ............... . ..... 8,181.56 School opened in 1930 Sept. '57 9 Aug. '58 .................... 9,559.77 Graduates-- ---.--- ---- 1,724 Sept. .58 - AUQ- '59: : .................... 16,666.67 Sept. '59 - Aug. '601'1 .................... 15,900.73 Greater Alumni ................................ 2,879 $ 5 Grand total -- $81,415.07 Total membership-------------------------.4,603 5Silver Anniversary M3Oth Anniversary eHort, THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY - 1960 closing on December 31, 1960 Private Lessons in: Piano, Voice, Organ Woodwinds, Brass, Accordion, Marimba, Strings W W..A N D m megawatt: L. :3 F.,.,.Im.$gs;: Open Doors to Opportunities for Organisfs, Pianists Choir Directors Ministers of Music Public School Teachers Ministers of Education Applied Music Teachers LEI For further information, contact Chairman: SCHOOL OF MUSIC 910 Elliot Ave. South Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Telephone: FE 2-3491 CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES of the CLASSES OF 1961 NORTH CENTRAL PRESS The Printing Department of North Central Bible College HOPKINS 1 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF '61. From Our Congregation and Pastors REV. AND MRS. E. A; HIL'L Pastor Amos Levong and Family BROOKLYN CENTER ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 6018 Xerxes Avenue North Minneapolis CONGRATULATIONS AND MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU CONGRATULATIONS KNOF-FM 95.3 mc from the SELBY i CONGRATULATIONS 1 CLASS OF 61 SHAKOPEE GOSPEL $ Honoring - H ASSEMBLIES or GOD M'SS'ON 1347 S lb Edward 8 Helen e y , Shakopee, Minnesota Ave Werronen E. B. HOLLEN, PASTOR sf. FOUL Editors of the Full .x Minnesota y..- Gospel Radio Guide CALVERY ASSEMBLY 4; WHITE BEAR, MINNESOTA HThe ChUI'Ch j with 0 mission James Gust, Pastor '0 lost j and dying humanity CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1961 Honoring LeRoy 8 ' Elaine I Lewis $h Pastors Fred 8 Grace Adam CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '61 PEOPLES CHURCH 4054 Van Buren Street NE. Where Every One Is Welcome Rev. Douglas Henderson Pastor SU 8-3822 SU 4-4896 BLOOMINGTON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 941h and Portland SERVICES . . . SUNDAY ArVId Klngsrlter, Pastor 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Morning Worship WEDNESDAY . 6:30 Christ's Ambassadors 8:00 P'M- Prayer Meeting 7:30 Evening Service STUDENTS ARE WELCOME CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 from FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Coffeyville, Kansas 1504 West 81h Street Phone CL 1-3220. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Rohde HONORING Posfors 408 Elm Street Phone CL 1-5046 Judy Teehee Peggy Scofield CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 61 FROM THE JUNIORS CONGRATULATIONS . MucPHAII. FROM THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC GLAD TIDINGS CHURCH H28 LoSalle Avenue SERVICES Sunday School ............. 10:00 am. . . . Morning Worship .......... 11:00 o.m. aneOPO'ISr anesota Sunday Night .............. 7:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer ......... 8:00 pm. OUR WHERE THE DEPTH OF THE WORD CONGRATULATIONS IS PREACHED LA REV. ROY s. NOWACK, Pastor C 55 OF 1961 Brake Service Accessories Compliments of KELLER DRUG STORE, NO. 2 10th Street and Chicago Avenue Towing Motor Tuneup FILMSHOPS INC. DIEHUS TEXACO 9 w. Nth 5+. Phone TA 3-9925 FE 563608 281h Street and Chicago Avenue A complete phomgmph'c center featuring PAKO film services Mpls. 7, Minn. Phone PA 4-8594 COMPACT BEAUTY SALON Creative Hair Styling and Permanent Waving WEDDING INVITATIONS 810 S. Tenth Street FE 6-2730 Helen Haugen, Manager THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS the ARCHIVE Personalized Napkins, Cake Bags, Matches, Coasters and Other Items for the Bride 4517 - 31 st Ave. 5. Mrs. C. U. McClain Minneapolis 6, Minn. Compliments of FALCONERS LAUNDERERS 8: CLEANERS FOREMAN AND CLARK SUITS AND TOPPERS $25 to $45 Minneapolis - Hennepin and Fifth St. Paul - Seventh and Wabasha Compliments HESSBURG BROS. 1201 Washington Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minnesota K. C. CORNELIUS JEWELRY 628 Nicollet Third Floor Manufacturers of Distinctive Rings DIAMONDS Masterkroft Rings Exclusive 35 Years Compliments of CRAVENS PRINTING C0. COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICES 2415 Bloomington Avenue PA 4-6270 Minneapolis 4, Minn. Linda's out on her Sat. night date. Snooky makes beauty amongst the books. It's too big, I tell you. Watch that pole! Retired, of nineteen? Is it or isn't it yours, JERRY! 162 Sunshine, sunshine in my . . . Smile, John, SMILE! Sally is a . . .? Is it real? You shouldn't pose, Verle. or is she a . . .? All thumbs? 163 THE CHOICE OF STUDENTS Watch for Our Specials he mosf' m DRY CLEANING WWW ? -- - ' Service as YOU want it! Tenth at Chicago FE 3-5321 JOHNSON MEAT COMPANY Specialists in Meat Processing for Restaurants, Clubs, and Institutions 1417 Nicollet Avenue Mpls., Minn. - FE 3-6365 THE CHEF CAFE INC. 806 E. Franklin Open 24 Hours, Sundays, and Holidays FE 8-6955 IN MINNEAPOLIS THE CURTIS HOTEL Largest and Finest in the Upper Mid West All rooms with private soft-water bath Single rooms from $6:00 Double Rooms from $8.50 iiSPECIAL FAMILY PLAN UNDED 4 X CONGRATULATIONS to the Classes of 1961 J. PHILIPP GUSTAFSON NEW YORK lIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 5509 James Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minnesota WA 6-9918 CA 2-8455 Life, Annunities, Accident 8 Sickness Pension Trusts, Group Insurance Best Wishes KAPLAN BROS. 1425 - 35 E. Franklin Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota ARTHUR HARDWARE, INC. Everything in Hardware 1033-1035 East Franklin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota SAVITT BROS., INC Wallpaper and Paint 1021-23 Hennepin Avenue FE. 5-2187 340 East Lake Street TA. 5-8312 1003 West Broadway JA. 1-8171 5304 Excelsior Blvd. WA. 7-8081 We invite you to use our decorating service. BUY WITH PRIDE AND CONFIDENCE AT NORTHSIDE NORTHSIDE MERCURY-COMET SALES and SERVICE 800 West Broadway FOR NEW AND USED CARS AND SERVICE JA 1-7676 Special discount to ordained ministers or full time Gospel Workers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF '61 MR. and MRS. ALTON ELLINGSON 25E: - 35X: SAVINGS Helps You Insure Your Church Home Business More Adequately IIIIIHIIIIIIHIHHHHllIIIIHIIIWHH Ehdrch INSURANCE COMPANY E mu ual E HHHlHlllHllHllWIHHHlllllllllllll! 11m-- Q ssssss MSRRIU. WISCONSIN wwwmmw m wawamysz . .- . 5,; Jumxmmma I' FAMILIES M412 CHILDREN x 2919 27th Avenue South Minneapolis 6, Minnesota PA-9-1375 For Special and Fast Service Potronize Our Own Laundry and Cleaning Department Located in Our Hall Daily Pick Up and Delivery GROSS BROS. KRONICKS north central bible college 9l0 elliot avenue south Minneapolis 4, minnesota 430mm February 10, 1961 As tha last few pages 3re being com thQi and sent off to beche a part of the 1961 ARQEIET , we ggnnot help but thanMQf how close we are to the 631 of q5r school year. On 6f our school this year Qill go ny young peovle NhOy le enter God's vineyard to b: workers along with 3578 Qho havg gone bafore. M QQill be returning agalQQto Q0 on Qith their schoo but whether me: ong into God's wori or remgr' for more schooling, Q w of; he nhudIvJ Staff 203gy this year's 8:? will bee A thQir lives geace, and far away still have from the a Cleft in t: 3 storm swe1t QQQ , my sincere thanks Ion has helped in Qish to ezsress satiently Qith us ways, too aqurous lcnjs to the the finanCin Son 11y want to , . .. 1 W eerion; Jerry, 10mm, cruig, Fred, Lannie, J y, Roana, Belores, and Anna ave 3iven unsuwrlnulr of their t;313mn 5 ani time. I wish I could th;nk them more than thislfor zords ennnot prress my complete agpreciatiom. R wouli iii QQ expra -bodq QhQQQQQOOpe . . hock. Also to all thes stN e the prepargtion o 3. thanks to tha Advice :ni to the Facultv; -Our prayer is that God's QFEAQE will be upon all of you who read this volume anQ that He will use this ARCQIVE in the enljrgeme nt of His Kingdom. sincerely, Q M 22:? Q Was a; John Holmiaist iaeace be unto. you john 20:19 168 d? 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