North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

T R A E N G E E C L T H O L O R E C N L l B WNEEEFSOTLAS B Presents ARGHIWE 1963 orewom' 333$ given to us by Christ in . . . John 10:10, ccI am come that they might. have LIF E and that more abundant- ly . . . f, has found expression in the lives of the students of NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE during this memora- ble year and is portrayed in the pages of the 1963 ARCHIVE. These lives, possessing varied degrees of experience, have entered our halls and have become integrated into the many facets of college life e intellectual, spir- itualJ musical, physical, and social. These same lives, molded through the instruc- tion of able and Spirit-anointed instruc- tors, will leave our college for the helds of their calling to minister the Word that '5 ! others might receive the crown of LIFE. The last sound of the 7:25 a.m. bell marks the start of a typical day of classes for North Centralas faculty and student body. Intellectual LIFE has begun. 55$ , Truths discovered in the classrooms of North Central find expression in the LIF E of each student in various ways. Whether it be teach- ing a Sunday School class, traveling with 21 Gospel Team, or meditating in private devo- tions, each student finds his place in the pat- tern of everyday spiritual and musical activi- ty. His experience is broadened; his life is deepened. The 9:30 p.m. confect bell, that shrill blast of the refereets whistle, the rhythmic sound of the ping pong ball, that excited tTd love to goV these and many other fa- miliar sounds indicate the presence of that necessary ingredient in the activities of each student a social and physical LIFE. qumwzom EC mhmmq INTELLECTUAL LIFE . . . 12 SPIRITUAL LIFE . . . 76 MUSICAL LIFE . . . 108 S OCIAL LIFE . . . 122 PHYSICAL LIFE . . . 136 From a successful nine year pastorate t0 the esteemed oHice of District Superintendent, our President pro'- gressed unwaveringly. After giving of himself unspar- ingly to the Minnesota District, he was called to serve as President of North Central Bible College. It is because of his unique abilities in meeting each responsibility graciously that the College has ad- vanced rapidly under his guidance. Regionalization and steps toward full accreditation are just two of the great achievements reached since he was inaugu- rated in hiay of 1961. His pleasing personality and his winning smile are constantly attracting new friends to our College. We realize that all of his accomplishments have been achieved only because of his utmost dedication to God. We know that his devotion, his love, his wis- dom, and his great foresight can be attributed to his complete consecration to the Master. To you, Reverend G. Raymond Carlson, we, the graduating class dedicate the 1963 ARCHIVE. Our librarian has faithfully served North Central Bible College in various capacities for the past twenty- one years. She has served as matron in the past and presently teaches dactylology. It is largely due to her hard work and devotion that our library is what it is today, one of the finest in any of our Assemblies of God schools. We graduates have come to recognize it as an ideal place for study and research. We have appreciated her cheerful, never complaining attitude at all times, and her tine Christian testi- mony. It is with deep respect and gratitude that we, the graduating class of 1963, honor Miss Estella Burk- hart. hmqqmmhhqux. mEjNh W reproofs of instruction are the way of LIFE? Proverbs 6 :23 am h w w w Wm Executive Administrators Board Of Regents SEATED: C. W. H. Scott, G. R. Carlson, F. J. Lindquist, S. H. Clarke. STANDING: S. H. Petersen, L. E. Curtis, D. H. Heuser, B. C. Heinze, F. McNally, G. H. Danielson. N0t pic- tureM A. W. Gast. 14- Regionalization, ccan administrative district? says Webster. Although the word regionalization was practi- cally omitted from the dictionary, the defini- tion aptly describes North Centran new family territory today. Geographically, North Central has been lim- ited to Minnesota as its primary source for financial support since 1935, but by invita- tion of the Minnesota District, in the fall of 1962, the area grew to include Wisconsin, upper Michigan, and South Dakota. Both recruiting of students and fund raising has been enhanced bylthis expansion and once again North Central is moving toward the area support it enjoyed in 1930 when Wisconsin, upper Michigan, the Dakotas, and Montana were a part of North Centralts home territory. Board of A a'm in istm tz'an SEATED: A. C. Kingsriter, G. R. Cabrlson, M. C. Nelson. A. H. Levang, B. Nygaard, D. H. Mapson, STANDING: S. H. Clarke. The papers are signed turning North Central from the Minnesota District over to the new Board of Regents. h JKH-th Kentral Eible Kollege 910 Elliot Avenue South - Minneapolis 4. Minnesota W?! 9' fie army ? LIMIII '0' A WILb-WIII IIIIITIV '0 .-. r I Xv Dear Graduate: You have reached a very important juncture in life. Your decision to enroll at North Central Bible College was important. The decision which you make now at the completion of your Bible college training will likely determine your future. Be certain of your calling. This can be found by complete commitment to the will of God. Although you are an individual, you do have an obligation to fit into the pattern as an integral part of the Body of Christ. Therefore, the wise counsel of older brethren will be of great value. Recognize that everywhere there is opportunity. Then begin where you are to work for the Master. You may be among those who will be preaching, or you may be doing another type of Christian service. As a preacher you must know that you stand on holy ground. Know and hear the Word of the Lord. Be able to say, Thus saith the Lord, with deep humility of spirit. Nothing else is of value. The voice of man does not bring life and hope. Before man's ear is deafened by death, he must hear, Thus saith the Lord. The pulpit must never be used to display human knowledge and human ability. Exalt Christ and the Word of God. May God give you a heart as tender as that of Jeremiah, the weeping prophet. From the heart come the issues of life, so may your heart be always filled with the boundless grace of God. May your knees bend easily, but your backbone bend never. God equip you with strength to bear the burdens of many. May your eyes behold the glory of the Lord and the reality of human need. May your ears be attuned to the voice of the Holy Spirit. May the Lord touch your lips with live coals from the altar that you may experi- ence the thrill of an anointed ministry. And, may God prosper the labor of your hands and crown your life with the suc- cess that He alone can give. Sincerely yours in Christ, ,5. QWWY; $4th G . Raymond Carlson President l7 te Dean 7:00 a.m. sharp - and a typical day with our respected Dean of Education, M. C. Nelson, has begun. The by-passer is sure to be greeted by that familiar, cheerful Good morning to YOUW uMiss Swanson, please bring your tablet? arouses an immediate re- sponse! 18 An administrator at the desk; but a teacher at heart. At noon the office of the Dean becomes a private cafeteria h BUT work must go on! Office hours are shortened as our hTuesday Soldierh leaves to teach his weekly class at Fort Smelling. 19 Dean Women Ione Soltau 20 Dean 0 S tudents William Snow wines: M anager D. H. Mapson Librarian Estella Burkhart Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Jones 22 Our Brother Jones is looked upon with great respect by student and faculty member alike because of his keen knowledge of and reverence for the Holy Scriptures, his genuine love and concern for the many func- tions of North Central, and his in- spirational Christian life. Personal i132 23 FRANK J. LINDQUIST F l Founder and First President, Doc- acu W trine, Parliamentary Law, Pentecostal Truths T. J. JONES Acts, Minor Prophets, Prophecy, Pente- costal Truths RAYMOND LEVANG Church History, English, Greek, An- cient History, History of Missions, Science MARVIN NELSON Speech, Dean of Education IONE SOLTAU Personal and Psychological Adjust- ment, Visual Aid, Child Evangelism 24 1t ORILL KRANS acu y Essentials of Music, Speech, Band, Choralettes ARVID KINGSRITER JOHN PHILLIPPS New Testament Survey Psychology, Biblical Introduction, . Epistles, Pedagogy, Greek, Philoso- phy WILLIAM SNOW Personal and Psychological Adjust- ment, Old Testament Survey, Eng- lish, Pastoral Theology L. B. LARSEN Department of Music Chairman Conducting, Counterpoint, History of Music, Evangelaires 25 HARRY M. MYERS Prophecy ALYCE PHILLIPPS F irst Aid, Obstetrics WILBUR E. WEIDES Epistles RICHARD DRESSELHAUS English, Literature, History of Edu- cation Faculgy KEN UREVIG Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Prac- tice WILMA LARSEN Marimba, Piano ANNA STRUBEL WILSON A. KATTER PHILLIP GUSTAFSON Personal Evangelism Sightseeing 8L Eartraining, Form 8: Analysis, Keyboard Harmony, Voice Faculgfy INGA ENGEBRETSEN Piano JENNIE SKURDALSVOLD BEATRICE HENDERSON Voice Piano 27 BETTY KOMMERSTAD Piano Pedagogy, Piano, Organ LELAND SHULTZ Administration of Christian Educa- tion ESTELLA BURKHART Dactylology, Librarian Faculty MYRNA QUAM Piano, Violin MARCELLA DORFF Practical Missions LLOYD MEYER Accordian Virginia Peterson Sylvia McWatters Pearl Baldwin Gayle Turner Bonnie Callahan Office Stajf LaDon Held Penny Hunt Adeline Emery Sarah Krans Barbara Griswold Ruth Olson Marilyn Brown 29 Fred Halquist Sophie Halquist Frank Leroy Plant Superintendent Housekeeper Chief Engineer B uz'la'z'ng Stajf Jim Bryant Mel Holmquist Ken May Dave Schaefer Merv Holter Keith Heerman Dave Koechel 30 C cafeteria Staff Betty Hintz Cafeteria Manager Connie Center Ethel Hague Bev Krans LoAnn Erickson Diane Schoessow 31 01750675 Presideni ............ Robert Schooley Vice President ........ Richard Babcock Secretary .............. Peggy Scofield Treasurer . . . . . ;'; ..... JoAnn Battishiil CO.VALEDICT0RIANS DEGREECLASS Glenna Snook Betty Grams Doris Geffert CO .VALEDICTORIANS Thomas Byrtus DIPLOMACLASS 33 MARY BUNTENBACH Davenport, Iowa Christian Education LOUIS COLLINS South Sioux City, Nebraska Bible 8L Theology RICHARD CORN NG Portage, Wisconsin Bible 8; Theology DAVID ASEL Jamestown, New York Bible 8L Theology VIRGINIA ASEL Barre, Massachusetts Christian Education RICHARD BABCOCK St. Paul, Minnesota Bible 8: Theology JoANN BATTISHILL Concordia, Kansas Christian Education Degree THOMAS BYRTUS Milford, Michigan Bible 8L Theology DAVID CUTSFORTH Dallas, Wisconsin Bible 8: Theology MARCELLA DORFF Malang, Java, Indonesia Missions RUTH DROLL Peoria, Illinois Bible 8: Theology LARRY EVERETT Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible 8: Theology C lass CHARLES FAIRFIELD East Tawas, Michigan Bible 8L Theolo'gy BETTY GRAMS La Paz, Bolivia Missions MELVIN HOLMQUIST Park Rapids, Minnesota Bible 8: Theology JERROLL JORGENSON Goodridge, Minnesota Missions JOHN KATTER Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible 8L Theology PETE KOESHALL Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Missions RALPH LEIVISKA Ontanogon, Michigan Bible 8: Theology KENNETH MAY Muskegon, Michigan Bible 8!. Theology ROBERT MCCOWN Elsie, Nebraska Bible 8: Theology GERALD MILLER Mason City, Iowa Bible 8L Theology DARRYL OLSON Milaca, Minnesota Bible 8: Theology JOHN OLSON Devils Lake, North Dakota Bible 8: Theology JERRY PARSLEY Elkhart, Indiana Bible 8L Theology JAMES PHILLIPS Steubenville, Ohio Bible 8: Theology WARNER POST Sussex, New Bruns- wick, Canada Bible 8: Theology LEONARD SALVIG Sacramento, California Bible 8L Theology ROBERT SCHOOLEY Arkansas City, Kansas Bible 8: Theology PEGGY SCHOFIELD Coffeyville, Kansas Missions GERALD SMITH Phillips, Nebraska Bible 8: Theology JACK STROM Petersburg, Alaska Bible 8: Theology DWAYNE TURNER Mystic, Iowa Bible 8L Theology DAVID WARD Clinton, Iowa Bible 8: Theology CHARLES WESTENDORF Mason City, Iowa Bible 8L Theology CLYDE WHYEL Masontown, Pennsylvania Bible 8: Theology JACK WILLIAMS Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible 8: Theology Diploma ELLEN ALDRICH Clawsen, Michigan RON ANDERSON Augusta, Illinois ESTHER BREWER Sorento, Illinois RONALD CALLAHAN Rock Falls, Illinois KAREN CURRY Pontiac, Michigan ROGER DOTY Birchwood, Wisconsin DANIELLE FULK Canton, Ohio DORIS GEFFERT Northfield, Minnesota DARLENE HACHT F ort Atkinson, Wisconsin PEGGY JOHNSON Alexandria, Minnesota ROBERTA McLEOD Minneapolis, Minnesota IRENE MOENING Hubbard, Ohio SANDRA PETRINEC Hazel Park, Michigan VIOLA REED Tomahawk, Wisconsin DORCAS SCOVILL Stillwater, Minnesota JANET SHEPPARD Mogadore, Ohio EVELENE SMITH Minneapolis, Minnesota GLENNA SNOOK Oak Park, Michigan PAT WARE Aitkin, Minnesota JAMES WILLIAMS Schoolcraft, Michigan As the Seniors are in their last steps of prepara- tion to cross the threshold into full time service for Christ, they look back on their life at North Central with a satisfaction equal to the anticipa- tion they feel as they look toward the future. wwm WW 'W-wam WAN X 'rden Adamson Vice President: .......... Kenneth Ross Secretary ............... Esther Brewer M ! i '1 Treasurer .......... Sandra Petrinec 532x 42 Dennis Abbott Arden Adamuson Richard Allen St. Paul, Minnesota Yankton, South Dakota Waterville, Minnesota Cora Alleyne Kitty Village, British Guiana Paul Baldwin Hamilton, Ohio David Briley Lima, Ohio Russ Brown Cincinnati, Ohio Jim Bryant Dave Campbell Robert Coble Hamilton, Ohio Minneapolis, Minnesota Hallowell, Kansas Ronald Coleman Viola Dietzman George Ehara. Chesterton, Indiana Beloit, Wisconsin Kailua Hawaii junior Richard Elie Minneapolis, Minnesota Tom Hartwell Alexandria, Indiana Ronald Held Rockford, Illinois Mervin Holter Columbus, N orth Dakota Verle Howell James Larson James Lehmann Denver, Colorado Conrad, Montana Minneapolis, Minnesota Daniel Lund Lloyd Lutey Dennis Masters Minneapolis, Minnesota Cornell, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota C lass Marvin Mathis Fairview, Illinois Don Meece Ogilvie, Minnesota Carole Myers Minneapolis, Minnesota Charles Myers Minneapolis, Minnesota David Nelson Everett Noble Robert Novak Macomb, Illinois Austin, Minnesota Walthill, Nebraska Dennis Pigman Robert Ramphal Kenneth Ross Minneapolis, Minnesota Kitty Village, Polebridge, Montana British Guiana unz'or C lass Charles Skaggs William Thomas LaCrosse, Wisconsin St. Paul, Minnesota David Thompson Harvey Warren Gerald Watterud Minneapolis, Minnesota Davenport, Iowa Powers Lake, North Dakota 4-6 Therek never an idle moment in the life of a Junior. With two years of Bible College training, we endeavor to make the most of each opportuni- ty presented us. Sophomare: Class mszAstiitx ' am, , Don Adamson Judith Allender Paul Anderson St; Paul, Minnesota Indianapolis, Indiana St. Paul, Minnesota Gene Ansell Galva, Illinois Arthur Beahm Charlestown, West Virginia Joanne Bloom Leodin Bobe CamBridge, Brooklin, Minnesota New York Benjamin Bonnici John Bosak Ruth Brewer Laurel, Maryland Fredrick, Wisconsin Sorento, Illinois Marilyn Brown Clifford Burroughs Daniel Collins Minneapolis, Minnesota Hyat'tsville, Maryland Janesville, Wisconsin Joann Copley Richard Countermine Louisville, Amsterdam, Ohio New York Arnold Cox Bill Darland Willand, Ohio Green Bay, Wisconsin Marilyn DeBord Darlene Decker Paul Derby Park Rapids, Minnesota Monticello, Minnesota Kit Carson, Colorado David Duane Adeline Emery Jim Englehart Kansas City, Missouri Oak Park, Michigan Bay City, Michigan Violet Felton Salineville, Ohio Roger Fredrickson Aberdeen, South Dakota lass Judith Garlick George Gay Lynnfield: Lima, Ohio Massachusetts Curtis Green Dean Gross Jerry Gunhus Lakeville, Indiana Aberdeen, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minnesota My AX Ken Haddaway Julian Hall Charles Hamilton Canton, Ohio Orange, Virginia Stow, Ohio Lois Hawkes Chittagong, East Pakistan Wilbur Hay Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio Robert Hedstrom Ishpeming, Michigan Keith Heermann Flint, Michigan LaDon Held Thomas Hollingsworth Jane Holmes Manitowoc, Wisconsin Aitkin, Minnesota Lansing, Michigan Karen Holt Carol Hull Arne Johnson Saint Cloud, Minnesota Milwaukee, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota Suzan Joines Cheyenne, Wyoming Jan Katter Minneapolis, Minnesota David Koechel Wautoma, Wisconsin Ronald Koland Sandstone, Minnesota Arthur Kost Linda Lohr James Lyons Coon Rapids, Minnesota Canyonville, Oregon Springfield, Ohio Don Mantik Maxine Markwardt Gary Martin Gleason, Wisconsin Velva, North Dakota Sheboygan, Wisconsin Bruce McKinney Hector, Minnesota Virgil Martin Delphos, Ohio Sophamore Marilyn McMaster Patrick Melloy Minneapolis, Green Bay, Minnesota Wisconsin Christina Miller Marlene Miller Andrew Mullen Barberton, Ohio Saint Cloud, Minnesota Ottumwa, Iowa Linda Nelson Roberta Nicholson Eugene Oberley Rapid City, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minnesota Walker, Minnesota Elsie Ostertag Lake Elmo, Minnesota Jerry Parritt Hammond, Indiana C lass Sandra Peterson Ruth Pittman Westboro, Hedgesville, Wisconsin West Virginia Charles Price Russell Pscion Arthur Reif Hepzibah, Indiana Westville, Indiana San Andaes, California Eugene Rich Allen Ruehmann Larry St. Marie Grinnell, Iowa Rochester, Minnesota Clio, Michigan Richard Sandbach Bethalto, Illinois Wayne Sandvig St. Paul Park, Minnesota Fred Santos Fulton, Illinois Marie Schaap Worthington, Minnesota David Schaefer Joan Schnelle Diane Schoessow Sherburn, Minnesota Cedar Rapids, Iowa Seymour, Wisconsin Donna Seawright Detroit, Michigan Janet Swanson St. Paul, Minnesota Edith Shaffer Mt. Lake, Minnesota Kay Smith Springfleld, Ohio Jean Steen Burley, Idaho John Stocker Rochester, Minnesota John Stump Lakeland, Florida Darlene Taves Verndale, Minnesota Dean Smith Bellair, Michigan Gerald Thompson Flint, Michigan Pat Thompson Tony Timeschenko Ronald Traub Big Lake, Minnesota Liege, Belgium Detroit, 'Michigan Gary Vance Donald Wakefield Minneapolis, Owosso, Minnesota Michigan LaVern Watterud Miriam Westlund Powers Lake, Ashland, North Dakota Wisconsin James Wolf Alvin Worthley Duane Young Shawano, Wisconsin Sherburn, Minnesota Wichita, Kansas Sophomore Life at North Central is centered in a Christian environment, Bible inspired Classes, and a variety of activities with fellow students. Jack Albright Virginia Aldrich John Amenhauser Racine, Wisconsin Clawsen, Michigan Oberlin, Ohio Lowell Anderson Minneapolis, Minnesota Alan Bekkerus Barnesville, Minnesota Ardena Bice F aribault, Minnesota Beverly Blomberg Park Falls, Wisconsin Arlene Book David Broberg Ronald Brown Minneapolis, Minnesota Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Adrian, Michigan Jean Bryant Harold Buckland Hamilton, Ohio South Bend, Indiana Thomas Callahan Dixon, Illinois Barbara Carlson Stewart, Minnesc :2 Constance Carlson Trimont, Minnesota Rose Carlson Two Hasbors, Minnesota Karen Childers Robert Clark Marenisco, Michigan Alton, Illinois Mary Butler Ashland, Wisconsin Marilyn Cogill Mason City, Iowa Kathleen Collins Terry Disney Samuel Dobrotka Brainerd, Minnesota Rock Island, Illinois Dearborn, Michigan Marilyn Drysdale Belleville, Illinois Betty DuBois Ypsilanti, Michigan Phyllis Duncklee Bowesmont, North Dakota Virginia Durst Pine Island, Minnesota Richard Eastman LoAnn Erickson Mary Fields Beloit, Wisconsin Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin Gage, Oklahoma Marcia Fjordbak Barbara Griswold Larry Groner Benson, Minnesota Newton, Iowa Canton, Ohio Jerry Gwillim Larry Hale Alton, Glen Carbon, Illinois Illinois F resizman Priscilla Hanna. Paul Hanson Muncie, Manitowac, Indiana Wisconsin Courtney Harding Gail Haskins Rolland Heuser Nassau, Bahamas Green Bay, Wisconsin Waupaca, Wisconsin Joyce Hill Arnold Hubert Penny Hunt Perry, Iowa Bemidji, Minnesota Oak Creek, Wisconsin Kenneth Hutson Indianapolis, Indiana Paul Jackson Cedar Rapids, Iowa lass Pauline Jackson Cedar Rapids, Iowa Sharon Jackson Cedar Rapids, Iowa Randy Johncox Karen Johnson Walter Kelly Schoolcraft, Michigan Ottumwa, Iowa Lakeland, Florida Jim Kirk Jack Knapp Clearlake, Iowa Pearl City, Illinois Charles Koeshall Beloit, Wisconsin John Koeshall Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Delores Krans Perrysburg, Ohio Marilyn Krans Richland Center, Wisconsin Garth Lambie Joan Lange Clintonville, Wisconsin Marshall, Minnesota Karen Knowles Green Bay, Wisconsin Paul Leindecker Quincy, Illinois Thomas Loven Minneapolis, Minnesota Betty Patton Muncie, Indiana Charles Lund Minneapolis, Minnesota Susan Munn Rogers City, Michigan Leona Nicholson Minneapolis, Minnesota Ruth Olson Mountain Lake, Minnesota Peggy Paige Lima, Ohio Barb Pedersen Bellevue, Michigan Duane Mooberry Grand River, Iowa Don Perrote Shawno, Wisconsin LeRoy Peters Larry Pilot Jarrell Pond North St. Paul, Minnesota Salt Lake City, Utah Muncie, Indiana Kenneth Prelog Cudahy, Wisconsin Alan Pownell Devils Lake, North Dakota F resizman F aith Reine Cheryl Robinson Robbinsdale, St. Paul, Minnesota Minnesota Daniel Rothwell John Roy Clarence St. John Staples, Minnesota Minot, North Dakota St. James, Minnesota Karen Sallmen Mary Schafer Tom Schooley Chicago, Illinois Sherburn, Minnesota Arkansas City, Kansas Ralph Simmons Southhaven, Michigan Dave Sigvertsen St. Paul, Minnesota lass Monica Stratton Keith Striley Sparta, Clinton, Wisconsin Iowa Jim Swanson Elvin Switzer Terry Terrell St. Paul, Minnesota Schoolcraft, Michigan Rochester, Minnesota Robert Tripp Darryl Turner Sharon Tutje Warsaw, Illinois Virginia, Minnesota Fulda, Minnesota William Uihlein Steamboat Springs, Colorado Carol Watkins Verndale, Minnesota Joseph Wead Newell, South Dakota Nelson Wertz Bedford, Pennsylvania Kathleen Winter Wesley Wold Colin Ylinen Two Harbors, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota The life of a F reshman is filled with new experi- ences. At times problems arise which require the Freshman to seek the guidance of one more ex- perienced, but life goes on as we study work, and fellowship together. Eldon Albin Sandra Anderson Ralph Bonk Lead, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minnesota Blue Earth, Minnesota Carole Clark Superior, Wisconsin U ml asszfz'ea' Judson Ekblad Carole Finke Willmar, Sherburn, Minnesota Minnesota Janice Hedman Linda Jacobson Jan Koeshall Rice Lake, Wisconsin Rochester, Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota Beverly Krans Barbara Masters Glenna Newman Richland Center, Wisconsin Minneapolis, Minnesota Dallas City, Illinois Myrna Quam Superior, Wisconsin tudents Berneta Rasmussen Bev Ryan Letcher, Lake Geneva, South Dakota Wisconsin Deanna Salvig Retha Sandvig Carolyn Worthley Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Paul Park, Minnesota Sherburn, Minnesota camwwzm :ucham3mcn szQmm BACK ROW Keith Hart, Donald Steen, Roger Shirk, David Smith, Bruce Pope. FRONT ROW Donald Waisanen, Dennis Weber, Danny Tee- BACK ROW Rosalie Ebeltoft, Dorothy Knapp, Louella Reid, Ronna Wiley, Carol Quade, Deloris Scheff. FRONT ROW Sharon Wine, Betty 74 hee, Roy Francis. Not pictured Gerald G. Smith, Dallas Coats, Larry Meade, Roger Striemer, Paul Quarino, Charles Krieg, Larry Jent. 9Q! ... .900g 0 p Vincelli, Linda Jaco, Pat Docusen. Not Pictured Connie Anderson, Susan Anderson, Eleanor Jorgenson, Fran Noble, Harriet Troncin. Reverend O.C. Krans Graduate work at McPhail School of Music, B.A. Music Education. Mrs. Betty Grams Returned Mission- ary teaching Prac- tical Missions and Spanish Graduat- ing in Class of 63 Miss Marcella Dorff Returned Mission- ary, D o r m i t o ry Monitor, Graduat- ing in Class of 633 Reverend Raymond Levang Reverend John Phillipps Post-Graduate work at U. of Minne- Post-Graduate work at Northwestern Lutheran Seminary, Bachelbr of Divin- ity Degree. Special Recognition Rev. 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Alber from Des Moines, Iowa was our guest speaker this year centering his sermons on cthe Lordhs Prayer? DEVOT ONS - an important occurrence in the LIFE of every Christian and especially in the LIFE of each student at North Central. Whether held privately or in a group, these moments be- come the most precious of the day. Chapel Deacons Robert McCowen, Jerry Miller, John Olson and Chuck West- endorf. 82 Chapel Pianists Adeline Emery, Glenna Snook, Roberta Mc- Leod, Ruth Olson, Delores Krans and Keith Heermann. Chapel Chapel Organists Marilyn Krans, Myrna Quam, Janet Swanson, Larry Pilot and David Koechel. Rev. Lloyd Shoemaker Pastor, Alton, Illinois M inistry Rev. J. Millington I.B.T.I. Sussex, England Rev. S. H. Peterson District Superintendent, South Dakota Rev. Eddie Anderson Chairman, Department of Music, Springfield, Missouri. 83 0mg iam iemce Tomm Byrtus, President Bob Schooley, Vice President Jim Swanson, Artist Orill Krans, Director Verle Howell, Vice President Roberta McLeod, Treasurer Adeline Emery, Secretary 84 The function of Christian SerViCe is to help each student to give forth the Word of God. There are many avenues of serv- ice from which each student can Choose what he desires to do for God. Teaching a Sunday School class, singing, preaching, passing out tracts are just a few of the activities available. The Christian Service Department is in charge of every Tues- dayas chapel service. In these chapel services, throughout the past year, special speakers, films, and skits have given the stu- dents encouragement and direction in their service for Christ. 85 ASSEMEUEg g; Faithfulness is the key word in Christian Service. Each student is assigned to a Christian Service station, where he is given an op- portunity to participate in the various functions of the church. At Bloomington Assembly of God where Rev. Arvid Kingsriter is pastor there are a number of stu- dents from North Central attend- ing. Among these students is James Bryant who serves as youth pastor. 87 M is: 2'0 723 Every Wednesday night throughout the year has found students participat- ing in mission work. This phase of Christian Service gives the student an excellent opportunity to serve the Lord by obeying His command to ccgo out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in? C CHRISTIA 91 Operation Saturation was a program of the Assemblies of God designed to reach young people for God. It was directed by Rev. Dave Wilkerson who wrote the booklet ttChicken? The students of NCBC, under the direc- tion of oHicers Russ Brown, Gene Rich, and Roberta McLeod, passed out the booklets to teenagers at the U of M, downtown, and at various high schools in Minneapolis. Q? Pm MEQNQMNE Director of Missions Ione Soltau Missions Staff President Peter Koeshall Co-Vice Presidents Jerry Parsley JamesBryant Secretary Peggy Scofield Treasurer Patricia Ware 92 Mrs. Melvin E. Jorgenson Rev. John Burke Missionary to Congo Missionary to Guam 93 Homeland Ag' Jerry Miller President Ronald Callahan Carol Hull Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer LAND OF 94 Jerroll Jorgenson President Tony Timoschinko Diane Schoessow Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Russo-European Richard Babcock President Paul Leindecker Sharon Tutje Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer - Clzz'na-japan David Briley President Arnold Cox Judy Allendar Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer LAND OF EXPECTANEY 97 Robert Schooley President Daniel Lund Evelene Smith Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 98 Dave Campbell President Robert McCown Jean Steen Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Latin America Charles Westendorf President Ralph Leiviska Lois Hawkes Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Marvin Mathis President George Ehara Karen Curry Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 0 F V I :31 UN 101 Harvey Warren . President Daniel Colllns Judy Garlick Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 102 Kenneth Ross President Tom Hartwell Joan Schnelle Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer North American Indian Arden Adamson . President Melvin Holmqulst Janet Swanson Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer A laska Russ Brown President Charles Myers LaDon Held Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 105 The Wall The cast of this yeafs missionary play at North Central accomplished the almost insurmountable task of writing their own lines. The result of the cast,s hard work was a tension packed play dealing with the Berlin situation which stirred the hearts of many. The play premiered February lst and 2nd in the chapel at North Central. During the spring the play was presented to various churches throughout the region. Play Directors e Danielle Fulk and David Koechel 106 thNqu: mmNh Fhey lifted up their voice . . . and in- struments 0f MUSIC and praised the Lord?, I Chronicles 5 :13 FIRST ROW J A. Book, M. McMaster, J. Steen, J. Swan- Young, R. Heuser, W. Kelley, J Bloom, B. Griswold, M. son, M. Quam, L. Pilot. SECOND ROW J C. Robinson, Brown. FOURTH ROW J D. Adamson, D. Eastman, K. K. Sallmen, R. Olson, D. Fulk, L. Lohr, L. Nelson, R. MC- Prelog, J Stocker, R. Babcock, M. Mathis, J. Larson, J. Leod. THIRD ROW J B. Schooley, B. Bonnici, D. Swanson. THE EVANGELAIRES under the direction of L. B. Larsen, Chairman of the Music Department, look back upon a successful year of ministry. A long-play record was produced through hours of practice and painstaking recording sessions. Special vocal and instrumental combinations added that special touch of variety and individuality to each performance by the choir. Director L. B. Larsen 110 Mrs. L. B. Larsen Larry Pilot Robert McLeod Myrna Quam ianist P Larry Pilot Organist 111 112 Thanksgiving brought excitement and nervous moments . . . as the mixed choir waited for the signal to begin their T.V. broadcast from Ft. Dodge, Iowa. hGlorious Night of Miraclesh and other familiar Christmas selections were included in the second annual Christmas concert by the Evangel- aires at Southdale Shopping Center. Evangelaires in sanotea formation be- came the publicity reminder to va- rious churches as preparation was made for the spring tour. Their Zephyr ashome on wheels, was the scene of many sleepy and active moments. 113 DIRECTOR: Orill Krans SEATED: Paul Hanson, Ron Brown; STANDING: Myrna Quarn, Marilyn Krans, Russ Brown, Thomas Callahan. 7726 Concert Band . . . with its thirty-seven members, under the direction of Orill Krans, is constantly preparing for chapel perform- ances, concerts, and the climactic ten-day spring tour. Their annual program culminates in providing accom- paniment for the traditional singing of the ttHallelujah Chorush at graduation exercises. FIRST ROW: French Horns - Pauline Jackson, Pat Anderson, Dick Eastman, LeRoy Peters, Rollie Heu- Ware mot picturedL David Koechel, Glenna Snook, ser; Trombones Donald Mantik, Charles Myers, Doris Geffert; SECOND ROW: Comets Ronald Jack Knapp,Arden Adamson. FIRST ROW: Flutes Barbara Pederson, Miriam Erickson; Saxophones Arthur Reif, Betty DuBois, Westlund, Carole Myers; SECOND ROW: Clarinets Barbara Griswold,Sandra Peterson. LaDon Held, Roger Doty, Joyce Hill, LoAnn The assistance of band manager, Bill Thomas, and librarian, Pauline Jackson, insure the smooth function of the Concert Band. 115 FIRST ROW R. Pittman, B. Blomberg, A. Emery, V. Aldrich, E. Aldrich, S. Jackson. SECOND ROW - M. Markwardt, K. Smith, K. Johnson, F. Reine, P. Johnson, K. Curry. THIRD ROW -- J Sheppard, J. Bryant, D. Krans, J. Battishill, B. PedersenJ M. Cogill. FOURTH ROW C. Meyers: B. Krans, K. Knowles, D. Salvig, M. Krans, P. Hunt. THE CHORA LE TTES 116 Orill Krans - Director Choralette activity began early this year with a two-week tour to Seattle in August. High spots included a day at the World35 Fair and concerts at Billings and Great Falls, Montana, and at Cal- vary Temple at Denver, Colorado. Other highlights of the past year were the week- end tour to Willmar, Minnesota, and the per- formance at the Minnesota C.A. Convention. The annual spring tour eastward to Ohio with intermediate stops in several other states was a time of spiritual refreshing. Deloris Krans e Pianist Ronna Wiley - Pianist In September four GOSPEL TEAMS were formed to rep- resent the Christian Service Department of our College in active traveling ministry on weekends. This ministry in- volves both music and speak- ing. THE GOSPELAIRES consist of team leader, Ron Callahan, with Bonnie Callahan, Esther Brewer, and Jack Knapp. Gospel Bob Schooley is the team leader of THE GABRIELS. From left to right: Dick East- man, Rollie Heuser, Bob Schooley, and accompanist, Larry Pilot. 118 During the past school year, North Central was represented by a Gospel Team at C. A. Conventions in South Dakota, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Minne- sota. Carol Hull, Karen Curry, LaDon Held and team leader, Ron Held, compose the team known as THE HARVESTERS. Teams THE CONQUERORS TEAM is composed of team leader, Pete Koeshall, Jan Koe- shall, Roberta McLeod, Glenna Snook, and Arden Adamson. 119 THE WITNESSES - SEATED: Deloris Krans, Myrna Quam; STANDING: Adeline Emery, Paul Anderson, Don Adamson. nsembles POTTEKS VESSELS Miriam Westlund, Pat Ware, Doris Geffert. JUBILAIRES SEATED: Faith Reine, Karen Johnson; STANDING: Carole Myers, Charles Myers. 120 With the joy of Christian service eminating from their faces, the Har- vesters pose for a picture. Team members are rewarded for their long hours of practice as they present the Gospel in song. Many a great preacher began like this! 121 ml... Delicious home-cooked food highlight for every Gospel Team! e a week-end 025meng With the activities of the week- end still fresh in their minds, the team returns - tired but happy - to the routine of college life. NKNQQCA :11th In holiness and rightousness before him, all the days of our LIFE.,, Luke 1:75 FRONT ROW - B. Krans, K. Smith, E. Brewer, T. Hartwell, R. Leiviska, R. Olson, P. Schofield. SECOND ROW e B. Schooley, J. Strom, J. Swanson, P. Koeshall, A. Adamson, D. 'Masters, T. Byrtus, D. tSchaefer, D. Briley. Representation with a Smile Student Governmemt omcers from left to right: Tom Hartwell e vice-president; Esther Brewer e secretary- treasurer; Ralph Leiviska - president. Legislating body, co-ordinator, and designer of stu- dent activities e that is the Student Government. Under President Ralph Leiviska the government worked on the following projects in the past year: socials, student stationery, student parking lot, and student lounge. Perhaps, the most signiflcant undertaking of the Student Government this year was the writing of the constitution. The government, under the supervision of Advisor William Snow, is a representative body; its mem- bership includes the president of each student or- ganization, the president and secretary of each class, and a member at large. 124 FRONT ROW - B. Bonnici, T. Hartwell, F. Santos. SECOND ROW - D. Meece, W. Sandvig, D. Briley, J.Eng1ehart. Darmz'tory C ouncz'ls FRONT ROW: M. Brown, D. Schoessow, V. Dietzman, E. Ostertag, B. Krans, J. Swanson. SECOND ROW: J. Hedman, G. Snook, R. Droll, J. Schnelle, B. Ryan. 2m30$ 125 N 0717mm Light The Northern Light is the ochial news- paper of North Central Bible College. This publication contains news of happenings around our school which are of interest to students and faculty members alike. The Northern Light had a Vital part this year in promoting the new student lounge. Reverend Arvid Kingsriter Advisor Jack Strom Carole Myers Editor Assistant Editor 126 John Bosak Sports Editor Dick Eastman K. Collins, J. Bloom, M. Stratton, Business Manager C. Clarke, K. Winters. Staff Writers Jerry Gunhus Photographer 127 Dennis Masters Editor Kenne th Ross Assistant Editor A rchz've Amid pictures, proportion dials, carbon paper, and pop bottles, the 1963 ARCHIVE came to LIFE. True to precedent, it had its ups and downs, seldom hitting the stride the editor hoped for. There were a few difhculties a the day the polaroid camera broke just before a big deadline, the continual, mysterious disappearance of the ARCHIVE typewriter, the time the camera lens froze while the missions staff posed for a picture atop the Rand Tower, the unforgettable experience of trying to meet our biggest deadline during final exams and the tense moments that en- sued as President Carlson inquired about our progress. ARCHIVE activity was set in motion in the fall when part of the staff participated in a yearbook seminar at Hamline University. Invaluable help was received in the areas of lay- out, copy, and business administration. The life of the staff was not without its social aspects a like the night Editor Masters and his wife were hosts to a pizza party in their home, and the time we spent a delight- ful day at St. Croix State Park. Our new omce offered a privaCy never before known. Join- ing the rest of us itrookiesh was Professor Richard Dressel- haus, who acted as our faculty advisor. Here it is, your 1963 ARCHIVE, the product of inspiration, perspiration, and many hours of frustration. A ctz'vz'ty Proving that three heads are better than one, Ron Koland, Glenna Snook, and Arden Adamson, of the literary staff place finishing touches on final copy. Advisor Richard Dresselhaus gives his support to the staff. Doris GefTert of the literary staff assembles pictures for the Junior and 'Senior sections of the book. 129 Artist Penny Hunt carefully sketches ideas for the Presentation Page. Dan Lund gained valuable experience as ARCHIVE photographer. Mary Schafer and Elsie Oster- tag receive helpful hints from Literary Editor Thom Loven. Secretary Sandra Petrinec types one of the many letters sent to churches and businessmen soliciting advertising. Business Manager Dave Thompson grins as he se- cures an ad from the Minnesota District Council. Editor Masters awaits final verdict from approval committee: J. P. Phillipps, G. R. Carlson, and M. C. Nelson. is found when books are laid aside and students gather for an e ening of Christian fellowship. The parties we have had at North Central this past year have been a real highlight to our well-rounded college program. ...And... T hroughout the year the SOCIAL LIFE of the students at N orth Central takes on many aspects. The various class parties, all school socials, and Married Couples Fellowship gatherings prove to be enjoyable for all who attend. 134 thNCanw Uj'Ij'Nh the LORD is LIFE . . W the strength of my Psalm 27 :1 a X Intramum John Phillipps Ray Levang Directors Seniors Jerry Miller Pete Koeshall Bob Schooley Chuck West'endorf Mel Holmquist juniors Tom Hartwell Verle Howell Jim Bryant Russ Brown Marv Mathis WON LOST Basketball J7 1 Senior........................6 2 Sophomore...................2 6 Freshmen....................1 7 Sophomores John Bosak Jerry Parritt Pat Melloy George Gay Gene Rich Jerry Gunhus F reshmen Paul Hanson Allen Pownell Jarrell Pond Duane Mooberry Clarence St. John 12$ 9AM, xx $ 1 .55, . x 41 32,yygg$gs$223,ygv 222 3:, V2 S 143 DVERTISING We express our thanks to the following advertisers which have contributed to- wards the financial success of the 1963 ARCHIVE. w x AMA BOARD OF REGENTS G. R. CARLSON STANLEY H. CLARKE LYLE E. CURTIS G. H. DANIELSON A. W. GAST B. C. HEINZE D. H. HEUSER F. J. LINDQUIST FRED McNALLY S. HARLAND PETERSEN 1:24fo A . gkfgw A ' QKDMMWWMDN BOARD OF ADMINISTRA TION G. R. CARLSON ARVID KINGSRITER AMOS LEVANG D. H. MAPSON M. C. NELSON BERT N YGAARD ALUMNI OFFICERS AMOS LEVANG, PRESIDENT DAVID N ELSON, VICE PRESIDENT VIRGINIA PETERSON, SECRETARY 148 N 07th Central Bible Callege MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SCHOOL OF THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION FA C UL TY RICHARD DRESSELHAUS PHILLIP GUSTAFSON T. J. JONES w. A. KATTER A. C. KINGSRITER BETTY J. KOMMERSTAD 0. C. KRANS L. B. LARSEN RAYMOND LEVANG F. J. LINDQUIST HARRY MYERS M. c. NELSON J. P. PHILLIPPS w. s. SNOW IONE SOLTAU KEN UREVIG w. E. WEIDES $3 $ALDQDAWESQ STAFF PEARL BALDWIN ESTELLA BURKHART BONNIE CALLAHAN ETHEL HAGUE G. F. HALQUIST SOPHIE HALQUIST BETTY HINTZ MEL HOLMQUIST SARAH KRANS FRANK LEROY SYLVIA McWATERS VIRGINIA PETERSON GAYLE TURNER REPRESENTING NORTH DAKOTA J. Olson, Devils lake; J. Roy, Minot; A. Pownell, Devils Lake; P. Duncklee, Bowesmont; R. Fredrick- son, Lisbon; L. Watterud, Powers Lake; M. Holter, Columbus. Kenneth E. Olson Charles Jackson CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL Devils lake, North Dakota Mel J. DeVries District Superintendent Ass't Dist. Superinendent District Secretory-Trecsurer CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 721 West Havens Mitchell, South Dakota S. H. Peterson - District Superintendent B. C. Heinze - Assistant Superintendent W. F. Recihelt - Secretary-Treosurer CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1963 KANSAS DISTRICT COUNCIL Women's Missionary Council Mrs. B. C. Heinze - President Christ's Ambassadors Department Peter Dahlberg - President Men's Fellowship Department Leonard Wipf - Director Sunday School Department W. F. Reichelt - Director THE POTOMAC DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Kelley Wigfield o. L. Harrup Superintendent Asst. Supt. Wallace P. Odum Secy.-Treos. Arvid Kingsriter, Pastor Class of 1941 BLOOMINGTON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD A BIBLICAL AND SPIRITUAL MINISTRY TO ALL AGES OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 Honoring our students Bob Novok Deanna Salvig Marie Schoap Ye should earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints. Jude 1:3 BOARD MEMBERS Ralph Berger Bennie Gerdes Don Bruxvoort Art Schoap WORTHINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD 5th Avenue at 13th Street Worthington, Minnesota THE FRIENDLY CHURCH PRESENTING A LIVING MESSAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO TOMM BYRTUS AND THE CLASSES OF 1963 THE REDFORD FAITH TEMPLE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 18513 Lohser Road, Detroit 19, Michigan 13 blocks south of 7 Mile Road1 Rev. E. R. Mallory, Pastor IF JESUS IS KEPT OUTSIDE THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG INSIDE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 63 BENSON ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11th 8: Utah Avenue Benson, Minnesota Harvey Junker, Pastor In honor of Marcia Fiordbak ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 550 Baker Street Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin extends CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF 1963 Graduate: Peter J. Koeshall Student: John Koesholl BEST WISHES TO THE 1963 GRADS from Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Post of the SUSSEX PENTECOSTAL CHURCH St. George Street Sussex, N.B., Canada Services: Sunday gchool .H. --10:00 A.M. Morning Worship ...................... 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic Service ..................... 7:00 P.M. Tues. Prayer Service ..................... 7:30 P.M. Thurs. Young People .................... 7:30 P.M. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 Honoring our fine student from Brainerd Kathleen Collins Pastor Olson BRAINERD ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE 1 NE. Washington 3 Gillis Ave. Brainerd, Minnesota Melford A. Olson, Pastor THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Alexandria, Minnesota Robert M. Abbott, Pastor THE FULL GOSPEL IN THE HEART OF VACATIONLANE HOME OF LAKE GENEVA BIBLE CAMP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Honoring: Peggy Johnson CONGRATULATIONS from the Church located in the heart of the city of Newton, with the city of' Newton at Heart. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 301 -- 1st 'St. S. Newton, Iowa Rev. Hilton Griswold, Pastor W MINNETONKA - e 7, ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Rev. David L. Nelson, Pastor LOCATED IN THE BEAUTIFUL LAKE MINNETONKA AREA OF WEST MINNEAPOLIS CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1963 We have enioyed your presence in our services CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '63 CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 3030 F Avenue NW. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Rev. B. P. Bell, Pastor DETROIT LAKES ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Summit 8 Front Street Detroit Lakes, Minnesota HONORING: David Broberg PASTOR AND CONGREGATION WELCOME YOU! Rev. 8: Mrs. C. Brafvold, Pastors Sharon, Pauline, Paul Jackson, Joan Schnelle CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 from FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1504 West 8th Street COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS Phone CL 1-3220 Rev. L. J. Choate, Pastor WHERE JESUS IS REAL 408 Elm Honoring: Graduate Peggy Scofleld Coffeyvil Ie, Kansas erwgmmmb O 1.. Best wishes from all departments of the church mCZmee q-ggccn Students attending Summit: Summit Paul Hanson Wayne Sandvig G and Retho Sandvig Jon Swanson 0 Victoria Jim Swanson Bill Thomas Cheryl Robinson Jud Ekblad D 51-. Pout Lodon Held Chuck Skaggs Minn Ron Held ' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 May You Join the Multitudes in ttContending for the Faith Which Was Once Delivered unto the Saints. Jude 1:3 Congregation, Church Board, Sunday School, Christ's Ambassadors HONOR OUR GRADUATES: ,k Robert Schooley z't Robert McCown t't James Williams PastorJ.M.Strand FULL GOSPEL TEMPLE 2300 Bloomington Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota THE CHURCH WITH THE FULL GOSPEL MESSAGE AND WELCOME BIBLES - BOOKS RECORDS - RECORDERS SHEET MUSIC - MUSIC BOOKS SUGGESTED BIBLE TRANSLATIONS ': Amplified - Old and New Testament i': Williams - New Testament ;' Phillips - New Testament :' Berkeley Version - Complete Bible DEVOTIONAL BOOKS - COMMENTARIES Your Own MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL BOOK STORE 910 Elliot Ave. 50. Minneapolis 4, Minn. GOSPEL RECORD CENTER KNOF-FM - 95.3 MC. A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the SELBY GOSPEL MISSION SACRED KNOF RECORDINGS 1357 Selby Ave., St. Paul - Ml 5-8271 Norma Lee Grace Fred Donald Gina Dixie Lee Vickie ADAM Reverend Fred and Grace Adam President and Founders of KNOF-FM CONGRATU LATIONS GRADUATES lAKESIDE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Moon 8: Minor Streets Muskegon, Michigan GRADUATE: KENMAY- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 SHAKOPEE ASSEMBLY OF GOD East First 8x Market Shakopee, Minnesota Pastor: Ed HoHen Kloss of 1953 Honoring: Melvin Holmquist Ralph Leivisku CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 HIGHLAND PARK M G E. B. Adamson Pastor AN UNCOMMON BOND . . . an uncommon bond... We were classmates... is something akin to saying i'We are brothers. . . Your bond with your school and with fellow students will be ari unusual one, for it was forged in the fire of a shared faith in united prayer, and in wholehearted dedication. Similar ties reaching into the future unite all of us in the great endeavor of extending the kingdom of our Lord. Congratulations, graduates, and our best wishes to students, faculty and administration. m w GENERAL COUNCIL -:- ASSEMBLIES of GOD SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI O. E. Carter Pastor Congratulations Graduates of 1963 ROCHESTER At G 1705 Eaton Hill Drive Rochester, Minnesota A Christ Centered Church in the Medical Center of the World HONORING OUR STUDENTS: Craig Carter Assistant Pastor John Stocker Linda Jacobson Allen Rhuman Terry Terrill Kg? a 1m MSEMBWY 31W ' mm CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1963 MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL WOME OF NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE 820 East 14th Street, Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Stanley H. Clarke, Superintendent Harry H. Myers, Assistant Superintendent Hermon H. Rohde, Secretary ASSEMBLIES OF GOD DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPA RTMENT C sCHOOl. 05m, SQXQV. $94? uFULFlLLING THE GREAT COMMISSION MINNESOTA CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS NOW THEN WE ARE AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST WOMEWS MISSIONARY COUNCIL V 4 HWE MINISTER AS UNTO CHRIST Thirfy-sevenfh Annual LAKE GENEVA BIBLE CAMP June 27-July 7, 1963 Speakers Robert Ashcroft Maynord Oss President Evongel College Pastor Springfield, Missouri Yakima, Washington MEN'S FELLOWSHIP TO ENLIST ALL MEN THE WISCONSIN AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1963 lN ALL THY WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM, AND HE SHALL DIRECT THY PATHS Darwin H. Heuser Superintendent Lyle Curtis Assistant Superintendent Poul Bickef Secretary-Treasurer l---------------------------1 . DISTRICT GRADUATES l l I Richard Corning Darlene HGChf Ralph Leiviska I I DOVId CUfoOrfh Peter Koeshcll Myrna Quum I I Roger Dory Beverly Krans Beverly Ryan I I BE THOU FAITHFUL ' WE ARE AMBASSADORS OF CHRIST Ernest J. Moen Director WOMEN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL MEN'S FELLOWSHIP av WE MINISTER AS UNTO CHRIST TO ENLIST ALL MEN Mrs. Darwin Heuser H. Redfield Brown President Director CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 ttCHRIST OUR LIFE CITY OF lAKES CHURCH Chowen Avenue At 43 Street Wilson A. Katter, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF '63 To the members of the Graduating PASTOR: HARRY M. MYERS Class of '63 we extend our sincere best wishes as you go forth from NCBC to labor for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May the years you have spent in Bible College bring forth much fruit from now until our blessed bridegroom comes in the clouds. '7wmvt. 13h 64:02:34 7amdq of 7645 ?zmddl' PAYNE AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 114 Payne Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Extends Congratulations To The Graduates Honoring RICHARD BABCOCK Pastor and Mrs. O. S. KNELL A Going Church on St. Paul's East Side BETHEI. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 57th and Nicollet Avenue South CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 11In due Season we shall reap, if we faint not. Gui. 6:9 Rev. R. C. Hanson David Nelson Pastor Student Pastor Jack Williams Mrs. R. C. Hanson Student Pastor 2 Serve The Lord With Glodness . Psalm 100 GOD BLESS YOU, GRADUATES FRESHMAN CLASS O T S N w T A L U T A R G N O C CLASS OF 1963 Rev. and Mrs. . Peterson d SfoFf K Ion on G o Congregat CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 63 Why Stand Ye . . . Idle? Matt. 20:6 FROM THE NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MISSION DEPARTMENT lone Soltou Secretary: Peggy Scofleld Faculty Advisor: Pete Koesholl Treasurer: Pat 'Wore President: Co-Vice Presidents Jim Bryant Jerry Porsley NORTHERN LIGHT North Central Bible College, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 20, 1962 PRESIDENT GOES TO BRAZIL Volume 4 Number 2 ALBER IS SPEAKER AT NCBC A M. Alber, pastor of First As- sembly of God in Des Moines, Iowa, has just concluded a special series essages on the Lord's Prayer. The messages were deliv- chapel mome of November 13 through 16 Classroom schedules were spe- cially arranged to permit an ex- tended period for Brother Alberis ministry to the students and faculty of North Central Bible College. Revi Albei' has ministered in the mrnhlies for the past 47 years. HOPE ABANDONED Hope of finding an Assemblies of missionary lost in Alaska, Octobei 18, has been abandoned. according to reports received in the denomination's Home Missions Department The Rev. Carl S. Glick was fly- ing his small plane from Anchor- age to Kenai when he encountered stormy weather and lost his bear- ings The last word from the mise sionary was a radio call indicating N living through a snowstorm Kean eni'zed CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF i253 Freshmen Experience Outpouring of Holy Spirit The student body at NCBC was believing that the Lord would bless our school in a real way during Spiritual Emphasis Weeki But the freshmen tilled with ex- pectancy did not have to wait for Spiritual Emphasis Week to experi- e during their last class. At this time one freshm man E1 win Schweitzer, a m: R antism. deav '1 visit Brazil from November 15 through he General Council to the Brazil- k'nn in Recife. Previous to 4mnls in Rio de BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THE MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE F. J. Lindquisf Pastor 13th Ave. At Lake Streef CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 30th SENIOR GRADUATING CLASS HONORING GRADUATES John Olson - Jock Sfrom - Danielle Fulk - Myrna Quom Rev. David Wilkerson, Captain Paul Delino, Rev. Howard Bush of the Tri-Section Rally Dec. 2nd 1962 Overflow crowd to hear David Wilkerson Dec. 2nd and 3rd. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 111963 FROM THE CLASS OF 1964 They that wait upon the Lord Shall renew their strength . . . Isaiah 40:31 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 When established in Jesus, faith is unafraid - unwavering - unfailing BEREAN ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 421-110th Avenue N.W. Coon Rapids 33., Minnesota Rev. J. Swanson and Congregation CONGRATULATIONS SHEFFIELD ASSEMBLY or GOD TO THE 5915 Winner Rood Kansas City, Missouri C. W. Quattlebaum, Pastor Don Abbott, Education Jerald 099, Music CLASS OF 1163 CONGRATULATIONS AND MAY GOD FROM THE BLESS YOU PASTOR: AMOS LEVANG BROOKLYN CENTER ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 6018 XERXES AVE. NO. MPLS. ARCHIUE STAFF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 ANOKA ASSEMBLY Church Board Christ Ambassadors W.M.C.'s Men's Fellowship Pastor and Mrs. L. G. Tandberg Kathy, Linda, and Bonnie Congratulations Class of 1963 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Mountain Lake, Minnesota HONORING: Edith Shaffer -- Ruth Olson Clarence St. John Julius 0. Olson, Pastor SINCERE GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 k $Mml- :99; 3,; . THE WILLMAR ASSEMBLY OF GOD WILLMAR, MINNESOTA R. E. Orchard, Pastor R. C. Johnson, Assistant Pastor Serving our community through missions and radio. As long as he sought the Lord, God made him to prosper. ll Chron. 26:5 CONGRATULATIONS MAY YOU ALL FIND GODS SPECIAL PLACE FOR YOU THE SHERBURN ASSEMBLIES OF GOD SHERBURN. MINNESOTA Melvin B. Hanson, Pastor We, The Members of SIREN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Appreciate The Fine Work And Clear Witness of N.C.B.C. SIREN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Siren, Wis. Art. D. Gust, Jr., Pastor As A Light That Shineth In A Dark Place GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 1418 South Faraday Peoria, Illinois Pastor, Harold A. Hamilton CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 - Congregation - - Church Board - TTAnd They Went Forth, And Preoched Everywhere, The Lord Working With Them, And Confirming The Word Mark R. Carter With Signs Following. Pastor Mark 16:20 N.C.B.C. Students And Friends Always Welcome At The RICE LAKE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 136 West Evens - Rice Lake, Wisc. Honoring Students: Roger Dofy 6 Janice Hedman Broadcasting The Gospel Daily In The Heart Of America's Dairylond CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 TTTHE CHURCH WHERE JESUS IS REAL PEOPLES CHURCH ATst and Van Buren Street, North East Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Rev. Douglas M. Henderson - Pastor ................ SU 4-4896 Rev. Derek Prince - Associate Pastor ............... SU 8-3822 ANTON G. HANSON AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE $ BONDS 1513 East Lake St. Mpls. 7, Minn. Phone -- PA-9-7346 Friendly Reliable Insurance Service Since 1914 K. C. CORNELIUS JEWELRY 628 Nicollef Third Floor Manufacturers Of Distinctive Rings Diamonds Mastercraft Rings Exclusive 35 Years Student Representative Jerry Gunhus CONGRATULATIONS CLASSES OF 1963 FOR 11ETERNAL LIFE' INSURANCE SEEK JESUS JOHN 3:3 FOR YOUR TEMPORAL INSURANCE NEEDS AUTO - LIFE - F1RE SEE FRED E. CAMPBELL FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP FAST 9- FAIR 9 FRIENDLY SERVICE 333-2947 962-9919 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1963 GRADUATES FOR GOOD FOOD AND REASONABLE PRICES IT' S YOUR OWN CAFETERIA BETTY HINTZ CAFETERIA MGR. BUY WITH PRIDE AND CONFIDENCE AT NORTHSIDE NORTHSIDE MERCURY-COMET SALES ax SERVICE 800 West Broadway FOR NEW AND USED CARS AND SERVICE Jo 1-7676 Special Discount to Ordained Ministers or Full Time Gospel Workers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ellingson Congratulations to the Classes of 1963 J. 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Ask about our new savings plan dMldchy 9-9914 18:3 GlerfTerroce Sh P61? MacPHAIl SCHOOL OF MUSIC n28 LaSalle Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota OUR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 Congratulations 0 Good Luck Graduates Of 1963 WASICK'S STANDARD SERVICE Grant 8; Portland Ave. 50. Minneapolis Minnesota JOSTEN'S ' CLASS RINGS ' YEAR BOOKS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' DIPLOMAS ' AWARDS 134 Foshoy Tower Mpls., Minn. GOLD BOND BARBER SHOP 1530 E. Lake Street Phone PA 4-0400 Jack Fietcher l c A A R M F s' E E l- T o N - E , 0 R l 5 A BLOOMINGTON 8: LAKE STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM CLARENCE E. WALSTAD, Gen. Agent 2907 Portland Ave., Mpls., Minn. Taylor 2-9274 Offering A Special Student Security Policy Of Life Insurance To Christian Youth And Auto Insurance For NON-DRINKERS BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE '2. a , ECTION 1 . 5' 2- A PROT PREFERRED RISK AUTO INSURANCEW FURNISHING STUDENT LINEN SERVICE NORTHWEST LINEN SERVICE AFFILIATE OF GROSS BROS. - KRONICKS BECKY,S CAFETERIA 1934 Hennepin Avenue, Mpls., Minn. Home of Fine Food and Christian Fellowship Clayton Sonmore owner A Special Full Gospel Welcome To All Christian Groups COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TA-2-1845 2922 Chicago Bing P. Wong, Photographer Charles - EDISON STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS Evenings by Appointment Across from Sears Parking Lot Ave . THE OHIO NATIONAL lIFE INSURANCE CO. OFFERS Counseling on All Types of Insurance Robert L. Moring: 1515 Lake Street Phone PA 4-3607 Bob Mo MPLS., MINN. Res. WE 5-2689 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1963 ring 1CIass of '501 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 This amazing new Stroll-o-Chair unit instantly converts into nearly all of baby furniture needs. CONGRATULATIONS! If you are expecfig your first baby, we will pre- sent you with this beautiful Stuffed Animal Nurs- ery Lamp Free. CALL: TA 7:4971 or WRITE TO: STROLL-O-CHAIR lFrcmchised by Earl Norwood1 Class of 1957 5456 Nicollet Mpls. 19, Minn. SOUTHTOWN MIDWAY APACHE 781h 6 Penn Ave. So. 1400 University Ave. 130 Apache Plaza UNion 9-1414 Mldwoy 6-2911 SUnset 8-9121 0. .w .0 1 l l l ONTGOME RY l l 3 STORES SERVING THE TWIN CITIES WITH SELECTION . QUALITY . PRICE GUARANTEE Unsurpassed the World Over SERVING THE TIRE DEALER SINCE 1928 ikGOOD YEAR TIRES AND TUBES x ' ;kA.C. SPARK PLUGS AND FILTERS :kDELCO BATTERIES CALL PA-2-6621 N. R. HANSEMANN C0. 4020 Minnehaho Avenue SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO MINISTERS, MISSIONARIES, AND STUDENTS AFFILIATED WITH N.C.B.C. 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John 10:10 A utogmplzs Abbott, Dennis 43 Adamson, Arden 42,43,104,115,119, 124,129 Adamson, Don 49,110,120 Albright, Jack 61 Aldrich, Ellen 38,116 Aldrich, Virginia 61,116 Allen, Richard 43 Allender, Judith 49,97 Alleyne, Cora 43 Amenhauser, John 61 Anderson, Connie 74 Anderson, Lowell 61 Anderson, Paul 48,49,120 Anderson, Ronald 38,115 Anderson, Sandra 72 Anderson, Susan 74 Ansell, Gene 49 Asel, David 34 Asel, Virginia 34 Babcock, Richard 32,34,96,110 Baldwin, Paul 43 Battishill,'JoAnn 32,34,116 Beahm, Arthur 49 Bekkerus, Alan 61 Bice, Ardena 61 Blomberg, Beverly 61 Bloom, Joanne 49,110,127 Bobe, Leodin 49 Bonk, Ralph 72 Bonnici, Benjamin 49,110,125 Book, Arlene 61,110 Bosak, John 49,127,139 Brewer, Esther 38,42,118,124 Brewer, Ruth 49 Briley, David 43,97,124,125 Broberg, David 61 Brown, Marilyn 29,50,110,125 Brown, Ronald 61,114 Brown, Russell 43,91,105,114,138 Bryant, James 30,43,87,92,138 Bryant, Jeanne 62,116 Buckland, Harold 62 Buntenbach, Mary 34 Burroughs, Clifford 50 Butler, Mary 62 Byrtus, Thomas 33,34,84,124 Callahan, Ronald 38,94,118 Callahan, Thomas 62,114 Campbell, David 43,99 Carlson, Barbara 62 Carlson, Constance 62 Carlson, Rose 62 Childers, Karen 62 Clark, Carole 72,127 Clark, Robert 62 Coats, Dallas 74 I ndex Coble, 'Robert 43 Cogill, Marilyn 62,116 Coleman, Ronald 44 Collins, Daniel 50,102 Collins, Kathleen 63,127 Collins, Louis 34 Copley, Joann 50 Coming, Richard 34 Countermine, Richard 50 Cox, Arnold 50,97 Curry, Karen 39,101,116,119,121 Cutsforth, David 35 Darland, Bill 50 Debord, Marilyn 5O Decker, Darlene 50 Derby, Paul 50 Dietzman, Viola 30,44,125 Disney, Terry 63 Dobrotka, Samuel 63 Docusen, Patricia 74 Dorff, Marcella 28,35,75 Doty, Roger 39,115 Droll, Ruth 35,125 Drysdale, Marilyn 63 Duane, David 51 DuBois, Betty 63,115 Duncklee, Phyllis 63 Durst, Virginia, 63 Eastman, Richard 63,110,115,127 Ebeltoft, Rosalie 74 Ehara, George 44,101 Ekblad, Judson 72 Elie, Richard 44 Emery, Adeline 29,51,82,84,116,120 Englehart, Jim 51,125 Erickson, LoAnn 31,63,115 Everett, Larry 35 Fairfield, Charles 35 Felton, Violet 51 Fields, Mary 63 Finke, Carole 72 Fjordbak, Marcia 64 F rancis, Roy 74 Fredrickson, Roger Fulk, Danielle 39,106,110 Garlick, Judith 51,102 Gay, George 51,139 Geffen, Doris 33,39,115,120,129 Grams, Betty 33,35,75 Green, Curtis 51 Griswold, Barbara 29,64,110,115 Groner, Larry 64 Gross, Dean 51 Gunhus, Jerry 51,127,139 Gwillim, Jerry 64 Hacht, Darlene 39 Haddaway, Ken 52 182 Hale, Larry 64 Hall, Julian 52 Hamilton, Charles 52 Hanna, Priscilla 64 Hanson, Paul 64,114,139 Harding, Courtney 64 Hart, Keith 74 Hartwell, Tom 44,103,124,125,138 Haskins, Gail 64 Hawkes, Lois 52,100 Hay, Wilbur 52 Heermann, Keith 30,52,82 Heidman, Janice 72,125 Hedstrom, Robert 52 Held, LaDon 29,52,105,119,121 Held, Ronald 44,119,121 Heuser, Rolland 64,110,115,118 Hill, Joyce 65,115 Hollingsworth, Thomas 52 Holmes, Jane 52 Holmquist, Melvin 30,35,104,138 Holt, Karen 53 Holter, Mervin 30,44 Howell, Verle 44,84,138 Hubert, Arnold 65 Hull, Carol 53,94,119,121 Hunt, Penny 29,65,116,130 Hutson, Kenneth 65 Jaco, Linda 74 Jackson, Paul 65 Jackson, Pauline 65,115 Jackson, Sharon 65,116 Jacobson, Linda 72 Johncox, Randy 65 Johnson, Arne 53 Johnson, Karen 65,116,120 Johnson, Peggy 39,116 Joines, Susan 53 Jorgenson, Eleanor 74 Jorgenson, Jerroll 35,95 Katter, Jan 53 Katter, John 36 Kelley, Walter 65,110 Kirk, Jim 66 Knapp, Dorothy 74 Knapp, Jack 66,115,118 Knowles, Karen 66,116 Koechel, David 30,53,82,106,115 Koeshall, Charles 66 Koeshall, Jan 72,119 Koeshall, John 66 Koeshall, Pete 36,92,119,124,138 Koland, Ronald 53,129 Kost, Arthur 53 Krans, Beverly 73,116,124,125 Krans, Delores 60.66.82.117.120 mans, Marilyn 66,82,114,116 Krieg, Charles 74 Lambie, Garth 66 Lange, Joan 66 Larson, James 44,110 Lee, Alfred 74 Lehmann, James 44 Leindecker, Paul 66,96 Leiviska, Ralph 36,100,124 Lohr, Linda 53,110 -Loven, Thom 60,67,130 Lund, Charles 67 Lund, Daniel 45,98,130 Lutey, Lloyd 45 Lyons, James 53 McCown, Robert 36,99 McKinney, Bruce 54 McLoed, Roberta 39,82,84,91,110 11 1, 119 McMaster, Marilyn 54,110 Mantik, Don 54,115 Markwardt, 1Maxine 54,115 Martin, Gary 54 Martin, Virgil 54 Masters, Barbara 73 Masters, Dennis 45,124,128,131 Mathis, Marvin 45,101,110,138 May, Kenneth 30,36 Meade, Larry 74 Meece, Don 45,125 Melloy, Pat 54,139 Miller, Christina 54 Miller, Gerald 36,94,138 Miller, Marlene 54 Moening, Irene 39 Mooberry, Duane 67,139 Mullen, Andrew 54 Munn, Susan 67 Myers, Carole 45,115,116,120,126 Nelson, David 45,161 Nelson, Linda 55,110 Newman, Glenna 73 Nicholson, Leona 67 N icholson, Roberta 55 Noble, Everett 45 Noble, Fran 74 Novak, Robert 45 Oberly, Eugene 55 Olson, Darryl 36 Olson, Ruth 29,60,67,82,110,124 Ostertag, Elsie 55,125,130 Paige, Peggy 67 Parritt, Jerry 55,139 Parsley, Jerry 37,92 Parton, Betty 67 Pedersen, Barbara 67,155,116 Perrote, Don 67 Peters, Leroy 68,115 Peterson, Sandra 55,115 5 Index Petrinec, Sandra. 40,42,131 Phillips, James 37 Pigman, Dennis 46 Pilot, Larry 68,82,110,111,118 Pittman, Ruth 55,116 Pond, Jarell 68,139 Pope, Bruce 74 Pope, Warner 37 Pownell, Alan 68,110 Prelog, Kenneth 68,110 Price, Charles 55 Pscion, Russell 55 Quade, Carol 74 Quam, Myrna 28,73,82,110,111, 114,120 Ramphal, Robert 46 Rasmussen, Berneta 73 Reed, Viola 40 Reid, Louella 74 Reif, Arthur 55,115 Reine, Faith 68,116,120 Rich, Eugene 56,91,139 Robinson, Cheryl 68,110 Ross, Kenneth 42,46,103,128 Rothwell, Daniel 68 Roy, John 68 Ruehmann, Allen 56 Ryan, Beverly 73,125 St. John, Clarence 68,139 St. Marie, Larry 56 Sallmen, Karen 69,110 Salvig, Deanna 73,116 Salvig, Leonard 37 Sandbach, Richard 56 Sandvig, Retha 73 Sandvig, Wayne 56,125 Santos, Fred 56,125 Schaap, Marie 56 Schaefer, David 30,48,56,124 Schafer, Mary 69,130 Scheff, Deloris 74 Schnelle, Joan 56,103,125 Schoessow, Dianne 31,56,95,125 Schooley, Robert 32,37,84,98,110, 1 18,124,138 Schooley, Tom 69 Scofield, Peggy 32,37,92,124 Scovill, Dorcas 4O Seawright, Donna 57 Shaffer, Edith 57 Sheppard, Janet 40,116 Shirk, Roger 74 Sigvertsen, Dave 69 Simmons, Ralph 69 Skaggs, Charles 46 Smith, David 74 Smith, Dean 57 Smith, Evelene 40,98 183 Smith, Gerald G. 74 Smith, Gerald W'. 37 Smith, Kay 48,57,116,124 Snook, Glenna 33,40,82,115,119,125, 129 Steen, Donald 74 Steen, Jean 48,57,99,110 Stocker, John 57,110 Stratton, Monica 69,127 Striemer, Roger 74 Striley, Keith 69 Strom, Garnet 37,124,126 Stump, John 57 Swanson, James 60,69,84.110.124 Swanson, Janet 29,57,82,104,110,125 Switzer, Elwin 69 Taves, Darlene 57 Teehee, Danny 74 Terrell, Terry 69 Thomas, William 46,115 Thompson, David 46,131 Thompson, Gerald 57 Thompson, Pat 58 Timoschenko, Tony 58,95 Traub, Ronald 58 Tripp, Robert 70 Troncin, Harriet 74 Turner, Darryl 70 Turner, Dwayne 38 Tutje, Sharon 70,96 Uihlein, William 70 Vance, Gary 58 Vincelli, Betty 74 Waisanen, Donald 74 Wakefield, Donald 58 Ward, David 38 Ward, Pat 40,92,115,120 Warren, Harvey 46,102 Watkins, Carol 70 Watterud, Gerald 46 Watterud, LaVern 58 Wead, Joseph 70 Weber, Dennis 74 Wertz, Nelson 70 Westendorf, Charles 38,100,138 Westlund, Miriam 58,120 Whyel, Clyde 38 Wiley, Ronna 74,117 Williams, Jack 38,161 Williams, James 40 Wine, Sharon 74 Winter, Kathleen 70,127 Wold, Wesley 70 Wolf, James 58 Worthley, Carolyn 73 Worthley, Alvin 58 Ylinin, Colin 70 Young, Duane 58,110 F rz'ena's . . . Before I close for the last time the door to the office which I have occupied this past year, I wish to pay proper respects to . . . . . . American Yearbook Company for publishing the yearbook and their representa- tive Burt Hedstrom for his skillful direction throughout the year, . . . Mr. Bing Wong of Charles Edison Studio for his admirable services as our pro- fessional photographer, . . . Our faculty advisor, the Reverend Richard Dresselhaus, for his continual support of the staff and its goals, . Kenneth Ross, Associate Editor, for his assistance and complete cooperation, . . . Business Manager David Thompson and Literary Editor Thom Loven for their able assistance in their respective fields, . . The staff members for their ideas and hours of work in bringing iILIFEii to the i63 ARCHIVE, . . . The students and faculty for their varied contributions . . . to all I express my earnest appreciation and sincere thanks. I offer congratulations and Godis richest blessing to the graduates of 1963 on be- half of the ARCHIVE staff. As you give your lives wholly to God, may the IILIFE you have found in Christ radiate joy, peace, and blessing. To the Editor and staff of' the 1964 ARCHIVE I give my sympathies and best wishes as you search the recesses of your minds to create the I1964 ARCHIVE? SINCERELY, b e-wvxks. L. m 113 m3 Dennis L. Masters 184