North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Presenting 6 1966 ARCHIVE NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA DEDICATION The 1966 ARCHIVE is dedicated to a man whose devoted life is given to the training of young people for Christian service. By constantly seeking to improve his own education, he has been able to challenge others to study to show them- selves approved. Many discouraged students have found new encouragement through his deep personal interest in them. Because Of his interest in the students and his hard work, North Central now has an active athletic program. His wit, both in the classroom and out, is almost classical at North Central. In appreciation for that which you have contributed to our lives, we, the Senior Class, dedicate to you, Reverend Levang, the 1966 ARCHIVE. Our cafeteria manager has faithfully served North Central Bible College since 1959. Her cheerful attitude and Christian testimony are appreciated by all connected with the College. It is with respect that we, the gradu- ating class of 1966, honor Miss Betty Hintz. TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS ................... 17 WORSHIP ..................... 79 MUSIC .............. ' .......... 113 ORGANIZATIONS .............. 125 ACTIVITIES ................... 139 SPECIAL FEATURES ........... 148 ADVERTISEMENTS ............ 155 9311113; 1 PM 111 1 1mm FOREWORD In the years we have spent here, North Central Bible College has earned our deepest respect. Let us consider the reasons for our pride in, and devotion to our Colle ge: ' She stands for enlightenment, the LAMP of Knowledge. 0 She represents the BIBLE, the inspired Word of God. 0 She presents the challenge of preaching the message of the CROSS. 0 She cherishes the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the DOVE. 0 She is ever progressing to new achievements represented by the LAUREL WREATH. May North Central Bible College continue to train young people for His service as long as the Lord tarries. Listening intentlyt a class lecture. CAMPUS LIF E The enthusiastic rush for mail. Bing Wong takes our student and district pictures. Campaigning for class officers. ' -C-NELsdii Practice makes perfect! Either hds a physical fitness addict, or he needs a raise in pay! But Brother Hearn, I tired! Oh Earl, Fm ready! You donat say! Getting ready for those tours! But why canW I knock on that door? Put her in, Tom! Our Singing Christmas Tree. Anybody for a marshmallow roast? Spring Semester Entrants. Left to right. Row 1: P. V. George, T. Needham, G. Emenecker, G. Bowman, S. Heinemann, B. Mantik, S. Duvernois. Row 2: L. Griswold, J. Webb, T. Ed- wards, R. Mattson, J. Ekblad, J. Bort, R. Kreis, M. Brown, L. Paulson. Row 3: A. Wood, R. McLaughlin, C. Schroeder, D. The Coronation of Queen Danice Miller at Homecoming. Jammed quarters but hilarious moments during College Days. Curnel. Not Pictured: T. Charles, R. Covert, W. Farmer. D. Finnegan, J. Grinder, W. Hilton, D. Lindstrom, T. Little, C. Maynard, D. Moren, C. St. John, L. Sannes, E. Sharrai. C. Stew- ard, G. Wiland, M. Villanova Cramming for final exams! Those miserable research papers! Seated, left to right: Rev. S. Harland Petersen, Secre- Frank J. Lindquist, Rev. Herman Rohde, Mr. Cecil Nelson, tary; Rev. Darwin Heuser, Chairman; Rev. G. Raymond Rev. Lyle Curtis, and Mr. Gunnar Danielson. Inset, Mr. A. Carlson, President. Standing: Rev. E. A. North, Dr. W. Cast. THE BOARD OF REGENTS The Board of Regents is the governing body of the college. It consists of the District Superintendent, an ordained minister, and a layman from each of the districts of the North Central Region. The President of the college, by virtue of his office, is also a member of this board. Left to right: M. C. Nelson, James King, D. H. Mapson, and G. Raymond Carlson. THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION The Board of Administration consists of four members chosen by the Board of Regents. This board has charge of the promotion and operation of the college under the supervision of the Board of Regents. NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE o 310ELLmTAVE.so.,MINNEAPOLIS,lesom35434 : 332-3491 VM L El 6th 816 Q03 t NOR hi? 777 V e0 Dear Graduate: The Christian is called to minister in the task of reconciling the world to God. The human needs in our present world are mounting. The booming population in this strife-torn age presents many problems of meeting the spiritual and physical needs of men. The lostness of a theology that proclaims a God is dead philosophy points up the great need for thorou'gh-going Christian witnessing. The world has never been better informed technically, but the foolishness of men has never been more manifest. It is not knowledge, but wisdom and understanding that are needed. Solomon said, the excellency of knowledge is, that wisdom giveth life to them that have it Ecclesiastes 7:12 bl . The penetrating power of the Holy Spirit will bring knowledge into proper focus, and it will be life-giving, not death-dealing. God is calling His children to dedicated participation in bringing His message to this needy world. To this end, you have spent these years at North Central. We visualize our graduates as men and women who love Jesus Christ with all their hearts, minds, and strength. We believe they are dedicated to living totally for Him. It is our desire that you will be such a man of God communicating the Word of God to a lost world. At North Central, we have endeavored to lead you to a deeper understanding of the truth and power of the Gospel and to stimulate your intellectual insight so that you will think with accuracy within the Biblical perspective. we have purposed to develop your interest in the great missionary challenge at home and abroad. And we have endeavored to impart the rich spiritual heritage of our Pentecostal distinctive. May you be committed to doctrinal soundness and to the authority of the Word of God with a burning passion to win the lost. Remember we will always follow you with our interest, Our concern, and our prayers . Sincerely yours in Christ, G . Raymond Carlson President Bud Hansen Studio DEAN OF EDUCATION M. C. NELSON DIRECTOR OF STUDENT LIF E J AMES E. HEARN IHRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND BUSENESS MANAGEMENT D. H. MAPSON DEAN OF WWOMEN IONE SOLTAU F ACULTY ESTELLA BURKHART Assistant Librarian, Dactylology JAMES D. BROWN Acts, Doctrinal Survey, General Epistles, Historical Theology, Introduction to Prophecy, Patterns of Evan- gelism, Pentecostal Truths, Speech PHILLIP GUSTAFSON Form and Analysis, Keyboard Harmony, Voice DEAN EASTMAN Christian Education of Adults, Children, Youth; Educa- tional Work of the Church; English; History and Philoso- phy of Christian Education; Practice Teaching; Psy- chology; Rhetoric 20 HEMBERS T. J. JONES Daniel and Revelation, Pentateuch, Prophecy JAMES E, HEARN American Literature, English Literature, Personal and Psychological Adjustment ORILL KRANS New Testament Survey, Director of Gospel Hymns JAMES C. KING Anthropology, Biblical Theology, Introduction to Mis- sions, Missions Principles and Practice, Missions Re- search and Seminar, Philosophy of Missions, Compara- tive Religions, Introduction to Assemblies of God Missions 21 RAYMOND K. LEVANG Church History, Greek, Hebrew, History of Western Civilization, Science Survey, Survey of Missions S . 3 i i i L. B. LARSEN Chairman of the Music Department, Choral Procedures, Ear Training and Sight Singing, Essentials of Music, Theory, Director of Evangelaires JOHN P. PHILLIPPS Sabbatical leave of absence MARVIN C. NELSON Speech 22 IONE SOLTAU Personal and Psychological Adjustment KR WILLIAM SNOW Counseling, Greek, Homiletics, Old Testament Survey, Parliamentary Law, Pastoral Theology, Rhetoric CHAPLAIN mAPD EVERETTE J. THOMAS GUEST LECTURER in Philosophy DONALD TANNER History of Music, Principles of Teaching, Rhetoric, Romans 23 APPLIED MUSIC INGA ENGEBRETSEN Piano PAUL QUARINO Piano and Organ JENNIE SKURDALSVOLD Voice 24 FACULTY ANNA STRUBEL Piano C. ED. THOMAS Piano, Guest Lecturer in Piano Pedagogy RONNA WILEY Piano 25 OFFICE MRS. D,ANN BROWN Secretary to Development Consultant MRS. LYDIA JOHNSON Recorder MRS. BRENDA HARMS Alumni Secretary MRS. MARILYN KOLAND Cashier MISS PENNY HUNT Public Relations Secretary and Advisor of Student Publications MRS. JEN McCABE Receptionist 26 STAF F MRS. RUTH MARKS Secretary to Director of De- velopment and Business Management MISS MARY SCHAFER Christian Service Secretary s .uws'sw Wvumwwwy MISS VIRGINIA PETERSON Bookkeeper MRS. BONNIE SHORT Accounting MISS CAROL SCHAFER Accounting MRS. LOU WOLD Presidentss Secretary 27 BETTY HINTZ Manager LILA SCHWARTZ Cook CAFETERIA STAFF ETHEL HAGUE Cafeteria Worker BERTHAL HAGUE Cafeteria Worker 28 FRED HALQUIST Plant Superintendent SOPHIE HALQUIST Matron and Mail Clerk FRANK LeROY Engineer MELVIN HOLMQUIST Assistant Engineer 29 SENIOR CLASS President Vice President Secretary . . . . . . . . . Ardena Bice Treasurer . . . . L w 1 Anderson DEGREE HONOR STUDENTS LE ROY PETERS DANIEL ROTHWELL Cum Laude Cum Laude DIPLOMA HONOR ST DENT JUDITH BROWN Magna Cum Laude 31 ' ! Wm .wi: : g1 LOWELL ANDERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Archive Staff 2: Christian Service Treasurer 3; Gospel Hymns 2,3,4: Senior Class Treasurer. ARTHUR RAY BEAHM Parkton, Maryland Bible and Pastoral Studies Africa Prayer Band Vice President 4-: Archive Photographer 4: Freshman Class President: Gospel Hymns 4. ARDENA BICE Faribault, Minnesota Christian Education Senior Class Secretary 32 WILLIAM BUSCH Cavalier, North Dakota Bible and Pastoral Studies Transfer from Hub City Bible Institute 1L 1'. x DALLAS COATS Effingham, Illinois Bible and Pastoral Studies Dormitory Council President 3; Student Cov- ernmem3. T. G. EASAW Tiruvalla, India Bible and Pastoral Studies Transfer from Long Island Bible Institute 33 JAMES ENGLEHART Bay City, Michigan Bible and Pastoral Studies Dormitory Council 1,2; Homeland Prayer Band Vice-President 3; Lifeliners Quartet 3. CURTIS GREEN Lakeville, Indiana Bible and Pastoral Studies Chapel Deacon 4; Gospel Hymns Student Man- ager 4. JERRY H. GWILLIM Alton, Illinois Bible and Pastoral Studies Christian Service Vice President 3, President 4; Grace Notes Gospel Team 3; Student Govern- ment 4. 34 LARRY HALE Glen Carbon, Illinois Bible and Pastoral Studies Home Missions Prayer Band President 4; Senior Class Vice-President. PAUL HANSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Band 1; Gospel Hymns 2. COURTNEY HARDING Nassau, Bahamas Bible and Pastoral Studies Isles of the Sea Prayer Ba Vice-President 2; - Latin America Prayer ice-President 4. ROBERT HEDSTROM Ishpeming, Michigan Bible and Pastoral Studies Junior Class Vice President; Missions Artist 4. DEANIE HINMON Salem, New Jersey Christian Education Transfer from Zion Bible Institute PAUL JACKSON Cedar Rapids, Iowa Bible and Pastoral Studies Ambassadors Quartet 3,4; Deaf Prayer Band Vice President 3; Gospel Hymns 3,4. 36 RANDY JOHNCOX Kalamazoo, Michigan Bible and Pastoral Studies VELMA KELLEY Cortland, New York Bible and Pastoral Studies Transfer from Bethany Bible College. GARTH LAMBIE Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bible and Pastoral Studies Archive 3; Dormitory Council 2; Missions Staff Vice President 3,4; Sophomore Class President; Student Government 2,3,4-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. 37 THOMAS M. LOVEN Richfield, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Archive Literary Editor 1, Editor 4; Christian Service Vice President 2, President 3; Chor- alettes 1,2,3,4; Crossbearers Gospel Team 3; Freshman Class Vice-President: Student Gov- ernment 3,4 President 4-. JAMES LYONS Springfield, Ohio Bible and Pastoral Studies Dormitory Council President 4; Gospel Hymns 2,3,4; Lifeliners Quartet 3: Student Government 4 Z. WAYNE MARSHALL Oyster, Virginia Bible and Pastoral Studies Transfer from Zion Bible Institute, Gospel Hymns 4. 38 LOREN MOLSKNESS Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Transfer from Hub City Bible Institute. RICHARD E. ORCHARD, JR. Willmar, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Evangelaires 2; Gospel Hymns 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Northern Light Business Manager 2. PEGGY PAIGE Lima, Ohio Bible and Pastoral Studies Africa Prayer Band Secretary 2; Dormitory Council Representative 3,4; Lower Lights Cos- pel Team 1; Missions Staff Treasurer 4: North- ern Light 1. 39 LEROY PETERS Minneapolis. Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Band 1: Dormitory Council Vice-President 3: Evangelaires 2: Gabriers Trumpet Trio 1,2; India Prayer Band Vice-President 2; Missions Staff Vice President 3, President 4-: Student Government 3.4- Vice-President 3. ALAN POWNELL Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Basketball 1.2. DANIEL ROTHWELL Pine River, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Northern Light 2,3,4- News Editor 4. JOHN A. ROY Minot, North Dakota Bible and Pastoral Studies Ambassadorjs Quartet 3. CLARENCE ST. JOHN St. James, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Basketball 1,2,3A-Captain 3,4; Christian Ser- vice Vice-President 4-; Dormitory Council Pres- ident 3; Junior Class President: Student Gov- ernment 3,4- Vice-President 4. THOMAS SCHOOLEY Arkansas City, Kansas Bible and Pastoral Studies 41 RALPH SIMMONS South Haven, Michigan Bible and Pastoral Studies Archive Staff 3; Gospel Hymns 2,3. JEAN SPRAGG Colon, Panama Christian Education Transfer from Zion Bible Institute. JAMES RUSSELL SWANSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Bible and Pastoral Studies Arbhive Photographer 3; Freshman Class Pres- ident. 42 ELVIN SWITZER Vicksburg, Michigan Bible and Pastoral Studies Alaska and American Indian Prayer Band Vice-Presidenl 4: Christian Service Vice-Presi- dent4. NELSON WERTZ Bedford. Pennsylvania Bible and Pastoral Studies Chapel Deacon 4: Far East Prayer Band Vice-President 4: Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent. WESLEY WOLD Minneapolis, Minnvsota Bible and Pastoral Studies Christian Service Treasurer 2: Crusaders Quar- tet 2.3: Juniur Class Treasurer: Latin American Prayer Band Vicv-Presidenl 1.22 Senior Class President; Student Government Parliamentari- an 4. 43 JUDITH BROWN CAROL EVENSON Port Angeles, Washington Duluth, Minnesota DIPLOMA CL SS ILENE JOHNSON LORETTA STETLER Minneapolis, Minnesota Rapid City, South Dakota Mwwmvwmmw we uh Life is like an infinitely long corri- dor with doors along each side. Each door leads to an addition which makes life richer and fuller. When we, the members of the class of 1966, Opened the door of North Central Bible College, a whole new realm of experience broke forth upon us. September 1962 marked the beginning of Bi- ble college for 115 freshmen. Registration and entrance examinations filled the first few days with plenty of excitement as well as re- lief. It wasn,t long before our class became an active part of North Central Bible College. We settled down to our studies andjoined the crowd hurrying to classes, running off to work, and participating in extra-curricular activities. Our freshman year was one of many adjust- ments. For several of us, it was the first time away from home and being on our own. Our feelings of insecurity were soon replaced by the joy of Christian fellowship. Spiritual Emphasis Week brought Rev. A. M. Alber from Des Moines, Iowa, to us with some very challenging messages on ttThe Lordis Prayer? The presence of the Holy Spirit and the glory of God was felt by all in a most precious way. Consisting of 75 members, our sophomore class was an enthusi- astic and dedicated group of individuals. Many of our mem- bers became very active in Christian Service activities, such as the Gabriels and Crusaders Gospel teams. We will long remember Spiritual Emphasis Week with Rev. Paul Hild. His key to revival was, TTGet under the spout where the glory comes out, and y0u7ll begin to shout, and no longer doubt, and put the devil t0 rout? The Missionary Convention was also 3 won- derful experience. Present were missionaries from Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Pakistan. The morning workshops proved to be very enlightening. The judging 0f booths and badges brought much excitement. The Student Government under- took the project of developing the Student Lounge. The 66Tuck- a-Buck-a-Week-Away Cam- paignTT helped to secure the necessary funds, and it wasnTt long before the Danish modern furniture was purchased and delivered. 47 With accreditation coming early in the year, and 60 of us returning for the fall semester, our junior year showed promise of being an outstanding one from the outset. We will long remember Spiritual Emphasis Week with Rev. George from St. Louis, Missouri. The songs learned during that week still ring in our hearts and remind us of when we drew close to the Lord through the medium of music. In the month of November, Pioneer Pastors Week brought Rev. S. H. Petersen, Superintendent of the South Dakota District, to us as the guest speaker. The week was brought to a climax as the Pioneer Band played, drawing attention to the shoes, which needed to be filled with money for the pioneer pastors. During the week of December 7, the Faculty Conference Room was converted to a Bible Readathon Chapel. From 7 A.M. until 10 P.M. each day, the Bible was read continuously by the students and faculty. It was a stirring moment for all, when on Friday, December 11, at 5 P.M., Rev. Carlson read the closing verses of Revelation. ttHEART TO HEARTW was the theme for that year9s Witness Week. Rev. Gannon, Superintendent of the Iowa District, inspired us to be better witnesses for the King of our lives. 48 Sometimes moving with the speed of a racer and at other times struggling to just keep plodding along, we ap- proached our senior year. Our classes took on a new meaning as we realized our Bible college experience was coming to a close. One of the greatest challenges we faced as seniors at North Central was the opportunity to speak in chapeL Caps, gowns, ceremonies, invitations . . . yes, the end began to unravel as we advertised our situations- ttHave degree-will travelV Commencement! eA paradox-an ending and yet a beginning of many a studentts lot. Our goal of graduation has been reached, but there will always be another goal for which to strive until the final goal is reached when the path terminates at the Pearly Gates. 49 'szf8 ! gowisiw; m W$wia s ; wreSident . '. . L . .V .V ; . V A V?RCEaz-ke' Vice President . . . . . ; . . L R; DQMCCuIlaughf , Secretary . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . Rachel. Koenig Treasurer . ..... . ..... . ..... . . . June Will Herbert Adams Dayton, Ohio Walter Basler Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Alan Bekkerus Barnesville, Minnesota David Broberg Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Judith Brown Port Angeles, Washington Barbara Carlson Pennock, Minnesota Michael Chapman Oxford Junction, Iowa Harley Cherry Adrian, Michigan Lowell Clarke Minneapolis, Minnesota Virginia Durst Pine Island, Minnesota Darrell Eichhorn Sioux City, Iowa Melvin Erickson Kulm, North Dakota Carol Evenson Duluth, Minnesota Robert Friske Elmira, Michigan William Gentry Hopewell, Virginia 51 Glen Gray Pipestone, Minnesota Phillip Griepp Minneapolis, Minnesota Samuel Hays Macomb. Illinois Millie Heaton Macomb, Illinois Rolland Heuser Waupaca, Wisconsin Norman Hillestad Appleton, Wisconsin Marilyn Jabs Elyria, Ohio Theodore Jensen Bemidji, Minnesota Bruce Johnson Berlin, Wisconsin Ilene Johnson Minneapolis, Minnesota Gerald Kath Rudolph, Wisconsin Walter Kelley Lakeland, Florida Lillian Kennedy Gary, South Dakota James C. King, Jr. Minneapolis, Minnesota Rachel Koenig Rochester, New York 52 Annie Kruize Morris, Minnesota Myron LaBruyere Spencer, Iowa Lavonne Larson Hettinger, North Dakota Robert Lee Detroit, Michigan Paul Leindecker Quincy, Illinois Edward Linde Minneapolis, Minnesota Earl Marsh Fairmont, Minnesota St. Joseph, Missouri Raymond McCullough Indianapolis, Indiana Dennis McHatton Jacksonville, Illinois Jerry Miligi Hubbard, Ohio Duane Mooberry Osceola, Iowa Sharon O,Leary Everett, Washington Larry Pilot Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Renz Union, New Jersey ! J. B. Masteller 31! M W w 3:144? Scott Rich Grinnell, Iowa Rosemary Scott Clio, Michigan Ronald Scribner Mankato, Minnesota David Smith Rochester, Indiana Loretta Stetler Rapid City, South Dakota Keith Striley Clinton, Iowa Terry Terrell Rochester, Minnesota David Tosten Minneapolis, Minnesota Michael VanWagner Grand Forks, North Dakota Robert Veach Normal, Illinois June Will Benton Harbor, Michigan Lynnette Witty Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Samuel Wong Hong Kong, China Jonathan Woodman New Lennox, Illinois 54 But Paula, y0u re not cooperating! Oh, another AAA bulletin! i Whafs that I smell burning? I saw him-he talked to me! 55 Secretary .' 7 . . . . . ; . 'Jch.e-;K1$erg :' e'rhar Delema Aho Ontonagon, Michigan Robert Albin Gibbon, Nebraska Charlene Anderson Lincoln, Nebraska Mary Andreasen Midland, Michigan Donald Ashworth LaCrosse, Wisconsin J erry Bachelder Benton, Kansas Richard Bailey Dayton, Ohio Kathleen Barness Minneapolis, Minnesota Alan Berry Minneapolis, Minnesota Nancy Bingham Sioux Falls, South Dakota Curtis Bjornlie Thief River F alls, Minnesota Pauline Briggs Baraboo, Wisconsin J ohn Brown Marceline, Missouri Larry Campbell Waupaca, Wisconsin Dianne Chesworth Victoria, B.C. Canada 57 Gary Christensen Glenwood, Minnesota Richard Christensen Audubon, Iowa Donna Christianson Kenosha, Wisconsin Jane Cole Front Royal, Virginia Bryan Collver Thief River Falls, Minnesota Raymond Corlew Morris, Illinois Donna Cubberly Tecumseh, Michigan Carolyn Davis Rockford, Illinois Ronald Davis Des Moines, Iowa ax M Mme MM Donald DeDiemar Spooner, Wisconsin D. Diane Derheim Minot, North Dakota Daniel Dettman Peshtigo, Wisconsin Terry Doane St. Joseph, Missouri Judith Eastman Beloil, Wisconsin Corliss Elfstrom Lancaster, Minnesota 58 Rebecca Emanuele Rochester, New York Elaine Eoff Caldwell, Idaho Dean Galyen Sheboygan, Wisconsin Roger Gray Pipestone, Minnesota Verne Hagenbeck Newfolden, Minnesota Ronald Hamelink Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Judy Hamp Salt Lake City, Utah Sharilyn Hanson Oshkosh, Wisconsin David Harms West Point, Illinois Lila Huisinga Renville, Minnesota Terry Ireland Chicago, Illinois Jesse Isaacs Gary, Indiana Ronald Jennings St. Elmo, Illinois David Johnson Alton, Illinois Ellen Jones Grand River, Iowa 59 Gail Josephs Green Bay, Wisconsin Gerald Josephs Green Bay, Wisconsin Gary Keller Elroy, Wisconsin Bonnie Kinard Quincy, Illinois Gary Kingsriter Paynesville, Minnesota Joyce Kiser Franklin, Indiana Peggy Klein Cornell, Wisconsin Milton Krans Richland Center, Wisconsin ReNelle Kultala Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Willa Lamb St. Paul, Minnesota Harvey Lange Morris, Illinois Sally Lee Superior, Wisconsin Dollie Lemer Warsaw, Illinois David Lehmann Milwaukee, Wisconsin Paul Lehmann Minneapolis, Minnesota Marlys LeRoy Minneapolis, Minnesota Susan Little Middleboro, Massachussetts LaVerne Livengood Hamline, Kansas Claudette Mahar Bellevue, Michigan Sharon Martini Sidney, Montana Olive Marx Beloit, Wisconsin Francis McGivernr Benson, Minnesota Thomas McIntire Niles, Michigan Alan Meece Hutchinson, Minnesota Glenn Miller New Lisbon, Wisconsin William Molby Kalamazoo, Michigan Karrol Monk Emmetsburg, Iowa Coleen Mort Anchorage, Alaska Carolyn Mount Embarrass, Minnesota Kenneth Neitzel Bonduel, Wisconsin 61 Arvid Nelson Minneapolis, Minnesota David Nelson Kansas City, Missouri Sharon Nelson St. Paul, Minnesota Barbara Norris Sidney, Nebraska Larry Olson Devils Lake, North Dakota Marlene Olson Brainerd, Minnesota Donovan Pankratz Staples, Minnesota Virginia Paulson Minneapolis, Minnesota William Pendell Lansing, Michigan David Perkins Gastonia, North Carolina Peggy Pilot Salt Lake City, Utah Sharon Quarino Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dennis Rasmussen Bloomington, Minnesota Duane Rasmussen Estelline, South Dakota Daniel Rector Grand Rapids, Michigan 62 63 Joseph Reine St. Cloud, Minnesota C. Kathleen Renter Dixon, Illinois Dale Siers Motley, Minnesota Marilyn Staudt Redfield, South Dakota Donna Stephens Front Royal, Virginia Jerry Strandquist Newfolden, Minnesota Terry Strandquist Newfolden, Minnesota James Swanson Minneapolis, Minnesota James Thime Miami, Florida Patricia Waid Hannibal, Missouri Donald Waisanen Detroit, Michigan Patricia Wells Mason City, Iowa Bonnie Wilken Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ruth Will Benton Harbor, Michigan James Willey Sprout, Pennsylvania WWW wvw 'OFFICERb Pre idem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert lxvasni'ca: Vice Presiden . . . . . . . . . . . Ldrltnn Jacobson Secretary, .. . Carol Albin Hastings, Nebraska Claude Amitie Andrimont, Belgium J oyce Austin Milton, Wisconsin Ethyl Ball Los Angeles, California William Bare Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Darlene Beatty E. St. Louis, Illinois Michaela Bolt Rapid City, South Dakota Karen Boyer Spirit Lake, Iowa Mary Brainard Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Bruce Braithwaite Baraboo, Wisconsin JoEllen Britton Atlanta, Michigan Lynette Broberg Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Lynda Brodine Taylor, Nebraska Sheran Buman Three Rivers, Michigan Arne Byrd Louisville, Kentucky 65 P. Diana Caldwell Royal Oak, Michigan Sharon Carlson Pennock, Minnesota Raymond Cearley Anaconda, Montana Sharon Chapman Sheboygan, Wisconsin Marsha Colegrove St. Ignace, Michigan Reda Corey Phoenix, New York Linda Corlew Morris, Illinois David Davis Cottage Hills, Illinois Beverly Decker Monticello, Minnesota Bernie DeWitt Osceola, Iowa James Dills Valparaiso, Indiana David Dobrotka Dearborn, Michigan Jacqueline Docusen Wayne, Michigan Kathleen Doyle Delta, Colorado Phillip Dunn Wood River, Illinois Carolyn Edington Indianapolis, Indiana Philip Ekstedt St. Paul, Minnesota Joseph Ellis Marion, Indiana Gilbert Endo Chicago, Illinois Larry Ericksen Frederic, Wisconsin Gary Erickson Montrose, Iowa Nancy Everett Lincoln, Nebraska Darlene Fick Minneapolis, Minnesota Diane Fischer Miles City, Montana Gary Fisher Oskaloosa, Iowa Kathleen Flokstra Montpelier, Vermont Ronnie Floyd St. Louis, Missouri Patty Forehand Hillsboro, Wisconsin Joyce Fulghum LeSueur, Minnesota Betty Gilbertson Rio, Wisconsin 67 Keith Gjonnes Frederic, Wisconsin Retha Graves Newcastle, Wyoming Judith Gray Pipestone, Minnesota Beva Grenz Sioux Falls, South Dakota Paul Gunderson Duluth, Minnesota Ronald Gurden Corunna, Michigan David Halquist Fort Wayne, Indiana Ronald Hamann Shawano, Wisconsin P. Lloyd Harms West Point, Illinois Randa Hart Rochester, Minnesota David Hatchner St. James, Minnesota Darrell Hendrickson Macomb, Illinois Sandra Hendrickson Hartland, Minnesota Paula Hendrix Alton, Illinois Elba Hensley Morris, Illinois Nanci Hernandez Oshkosh, Nebraska Eugene Holbrook Brainerd, Minnesota Jacquelyn Holm Ladysmith, Wisconsin Donald Howland Cranston, Rhode Island Blane Huston Brainerd, Minnesota Carlton Jacobson Rochester, Minnesota Wayne Jennings Wahoo, Nebraska Arda Johnson Clarkfield, Minnesota Dora Johnson Front Royal, Virginia Judith Johnson Berlin, Wisconsin Kay Johnson Willmar, Minnesota Oscar Johnson Newton, Iowa Sharon Johnson Aurora, Minnesota Sheryl Johnson Minneapolis, Minnesota Tom Johnston Lewistown, Montana 69 Kathleen Kingsriter Minneapolis, Minnesota Violet Knapp LeRoy, Michigan Rodger Kodl Kenosha, Wisconsin Robert Kvasnica Birch Run, Michigan Judith Lange Ontonagan, Michigan Vernon Lathe Ashland, Wisconsin Linda Lee Detroit, Michigan Michael Leisner Kenosha, Wisconsin Barbara Liddle Ripon, Wisconsin Vicky Jordeth Minneapolis, Minnesota Richard Jorgenson Brussels, Belgium Linda Kennedy Park Falls, Wisconsin Carolyn Kess Lincoln, Nebraska Bonita King Minneapolis, Minnesota Barbara Kingsriter Paynesville, Minnesota Curtis Longenecker Canton, Ohio Sharlene Losey Port Edwards, Wisconsin Barbara Loven Montpelier, North Dakota Rosemary Lundman Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bonnie Lutey Rio, Wisconsin Richard Mattson Hutchinson, Minnesota Floyd McCown Beloit, Wisconsin Rene McCullough Wausau, Wisconsin Clyde McGee Lincoln Park, Michigan Glen Mersdorf Bay City, Michigan Carl Miller Quincy, Illinois Danice Miller Iowa City, Iowa Nancy Miller Akron, Ohio Paul Mock Denver, Colorado Erma Mooberry Newton, Iowa 71 Glenys Nelson St. James, Minnesota Richard Nelson Hastings, Nebraska Roselyn Nelson Sioux Falls, South Dakota Kenneth Nordin Santa Barbara, California James Novak Kenosha, Wisconsin Michael Oliveri Syracuse, New York Dwight Palmquist Cambridge, Minnesota C. Eugene Parker Chesterton, Indiana Beverly Paulsen Bismarck, North Dakota Ronald Mooberry Newton, Iowa Evelyn Moore Ontonagon, Michigan Marjorie Moore Elroy, Wisconsin Linda Mount Embarrass, Minnesota Karen Myhrer Kenosha, Wisconsin Sherryl Nannfeldt Niles, Michigbn 72 73 Vernon Perdue Rockford, Illinois Mark Petersen Minneapolis, Minnesota Darlene Peterson Thief River Falls, Minnesota LeRoy Peltzer Anoka, Minnesota Ronald Radatz Kenosha, Wisconsin Joseph Ralls Front Royal, Virginia David Reed Tomahawk, Wisconsin Douglas Reiche Wausau, Wisconsin Thomas Reine Minneapolis, Minnesota JoAnn Reuter Dixon, Illinois Marvin Richter Shawano, Wisconsin Paul Rightenour Canton, Ohio William Roberts Wapping, Connecticut Alex Rodgers Louisville, Kentucky Terry Rosenow Sioux City, Iowa Carla Rothe Oshkosh, Wisconsin Patricia Royer Chesterton, Indiana Linda Sager Churchs Ferry, North Dakota Daniel Santa-Lucia Brooklyn, New York Linda Scantling Palmyra, Illinois Vicki Schlafer Minneapolis, Minnesota Ruthanne Schmidt Cleveland, Ohio Karlene Schwandt Paynesville, Minnesota Timothy Senf Ft. Madison, Iowa Ronald Simmons South Haven, Michigan Richard Smelko Gary, Indiana Sherrill Smith Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin Linda Solomon Carpentersville, Illinois David Stachowski South Bend, Indiana Janyce Stefan Milwaukee, Wisconsin 74 Charles Stephens St. Louis, Missouri Judith Stevens Minneapolis, Minnesota Barbara Stierlen Williams, Minnesota Richard Stierlen Williams, Minnesota Harold Stinnett Nicholasville, Kentucky Norman Stone St. Paul, Minnesota George Sturm Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Russell Szep Milwaukee, Wisconsin Roger Thomassen Brockton, Massachusetts Robert Thompson Strandquist, Minnesota Katherine Tilley Bay City, Michigan Jennifer Toborg Rockford, Illinois Judith Turner Wagner, South Dakota Robert Usher Wood River, Illinois Janet Vahl St. Paul, Minnesota Marilyn Vaughn Taylor, Michigan Victoria Votava Hutchinson, Minnesota Alta Wagner Alton, Illinois Evelyn Waisanen Detroit, Michigan Philip Waisanen Wayne, Michigan Dora Walterman Galesburg, Illinois Beverly Watkins Chesterton, Indiana Karen Watkins Morris, Illinois L. Diann Weyandt Roaring Spring, Pennsylvania Charlotte Wheeler Rinard, Illinois Neil Whitaker Tomahawk, Wisconsin Michael White Barryton, Michigan David Will Benton Harbor, Michigan Betty Wilson Winchester, Virginia Terry Wilson Detroit, Michigan 76 Marlene Yoakam Ypsilanti, Michigan Lowell Yung Guide Rock, Nebraska Ronald Zenefski Kenosha, Wisconsin Ruth Zmrzlik Fremont, Michigan There must be a better wayV '99 Who cares about women 77 WORSHIP SPECIAL EMPHASIS SPEAKERS Reverend Wesley F. Morton, well-known evangelist 0f the As- semblies of God, was the speaker for Spiritual Emphasis Week. Reverend Morton stated at the beginning of the week that he desired to see ttGod move in the hearts of studentsf and that he 80 Reverend Richard Dresselhaus, pastor of the Summit Avenue Assemblies of God Church, was the speaker for Stewardship Week, the second week of the fell semester. Reverend Dresselhaus Challenged us with his practical messages on being faithful with our time, talent, and treasury. wanted hstudents to come to know God in a way they had never known Him before? These were the results of Spiritual Em- phasis Week. Reverend Don Tanner, evangelist and faculty member, was the speaker for the Week of Prayer held the first week of January. Along with music presented by Brother Tanner and his wife, inspiring messages on prayer were delivered. Reverend E. M. Clark, Superintendent of the Illinois District of the Assemblies of God, was the speaker for Pioneer Pastors, Week. Broth- er Clark encouraged the pioneering of new churches and was instrumental in raising funds for the church which North Central will pioneer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Reverend Stanton Johnson, Superintendent of the Iowa District of the Assemblies of God, was the speaker for Witness Week, spon- sored by the Christian Service Department. The theme for the week was tiRedeeming the Time? Reverend Johnson challenged us to become more fervent and more consistent in our witnessing about Christ and His wonderful love. 81 CHAPEL GUE STS A number of guest speakers were welcomed to the Chapel of North Central throughout the year. Our spiritual lives were enriched by the messages presented by these speak- ers and musicians whom we were privileged to hear. Left: Reverend Herman Rohde, Superintend- ent of the Minnesota District Lower left: Reverend Waldo Trask, pastor of the Clad Tidings Assemblies of God Church Below: Reverend Richard Orchard, pastor of the Willmar Assemblies of God Church. Above: Dr. F. J. Lindquist, founder of North Central Bible College, and pastor of the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle. Above right: Reverend T. E. Cannon, Assistant Gener- al Superindent 0f the Assemblies of God. Right: Reverend and Mrs. Wesley Morton, evangelists 0f the Assemblies of God and speakers for Spiritual Em- phasis Week. Below: The Golden Nolen Trio. 83 Above: Rev. and Mrs. Leo Gilman presented the challenge of work among the American Indians. Right: Rev. Doyle Vaughn from Detroit, Michigan, visited with us. Below: Rev. Robert Bartlett, Director of Teen Challenge in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, presented the need of workers among deliquent teen-agers. Rev. Harold Kamppi, Minnesota District Sunday School Director and CA. Presi- dent, presented a message dealing with the ministry of the Sunday School. Rev. Robert Strand discussed the minister and his schedule in a Christian Service lec- ture. Rev. Einar Waermo, a famed Swedish sing- er, delighted us with an hour of sacred mu- sic. 85 Left to right: Rev. and Mrs. Hargrave, Charlene Carlblom, Rev. Carlblom, Rev. McIntyre, Rev. Heuser. MISSIONARY CONVENTION North Central held its annual Missions Convention from March 14-18. Throughout the week, missionaries from several lands spoke 0r lectured on missions. Rev. Heuser, Wisconsin-Northern Michigan District Superintendent, covered home missions, while Rev. Carlblom, Rev. Hargrave, and Rev. McIntyre concerned themselves with foreign missions. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, missionaries spoke to the student body. Tuesday and Thursday mornings were given over to workshops. On each 6f these days, students had a choice of workshops in which they could hear lectures on topics ranging from Literature to Women in Missions. Services were held every night. These services were divided into two parts-one part on life on the mission field, and a second part consisting of an evangelistic service. The theme for the convention was ttSounding Forth. The goal of the convention was to make the students want to ttsound forthh the gospel of Christ both here in America and in foreign lands. The annual Missions Convention was first instituted in 1937, although the prayer bands have been functioning since the foundation of the College in 1930. 86 CHAPEL DEACONS The Chapel Deacons are appointed each semester to help make the chapel as com- fortable as possible. They assist in the seating of guests and the collection of of- ferings. During the fall semester, Lowell Anderson, Courtney Harding, Paul Jack- son, John Roy, and Ralph Simmons served. In the spring, those serving were Dallas Coats, James Englehart, Larry Hale, James Lyons, and Richard Orch- ard. 87 The objective of the Christian Service Depart- ment is to cbrrelate the classroom theory and the development of the practical side of the work and future ministry of the students. Under the capa- ble direction of Reverend Orill Krans, and a faithful student committee, the Christian Service Department is responsible for each Tuesdayts chapel service, the publication of a weeklyhul- letin, the assignment and regulation of Christian Service Stations, the formation of Gospel Teams, and the development of the Intern Pastor Program. Rev. Orill Krans, Advisor THE CHRISTIAN SERVICE STUDENT STAFF J. Gwillim C. St. John President Vice-President D. Galyen B. Emanuele Treasurer Artist 89 E. Switzer R. Koenig Vice-President Secretary D. Rasmussen B. Kinard Publicity Co-ordinator Publicity Co-ordinator Faun gggx Mt $14?! ?.ge,k Minutes are regularly recorded by Rachel Koenig. President Jerry Gwillim makes notes in preparation for a staff meeting. Elvin Switzer confers with Jerry over a great program idea. 90 Dean Galyen reviews the schedule of Gospel Teams. E S T A?9:g V 3;$ msnx i alao GM! $f 'Niw 3:: a nonpv; T$mv gs 1W! 55$ aha W 13 5g xfwagrnpu 9g!!! awww ,9 ,w 11 VH1 gt $3 ' i 9W : Hr Clarence St. John reports on the Christian Service assignments. 91 Dennis Rasmussen, Becky Emanuele, and Bonnie Kinard work faithfully to- gether 0n publicity and promotion. STUDENTS IN CHRISTIAN SERVICE ACTIVITIES The cars are tightly packed as the students leave the College on Sunday morning and make their way to their Christian service stations. Don DeDiemar expounds the Word of God. Charlene Anderson assists the church by playing the organ. 92 ReNelle Kultala teaches an object lesson. Mary Brainard helps in childrenis church with the choruses. Judy Johnson helps the children with some handwork. Tom Molby favors the congregation with a guitar solo. 93 THE AMBASSADORS Keith Striley Paul Jackson Ray Gentry Wayne Hilton THE GALILEANS Joyce Kiser Ellen Jones Corliss Elfstrom THE GOSPEL FIVE Daniel Rector Sam Hays Darrel Hendrickson Joseph Ralls Timothy Senf 94 THE GOSPEL HYMNS9 TRIO THE HARMONETTES Jennifer Toborg Karen Myhrer Peggy Pilot Nancy Hernandez Carolyn Edington Darlene Peterson THE GOSP L TEAMS THE MIXED QUINTET THE TORCHBEARERS David Davis Coleen Mort Robert Kvasnica David Will Kathy Kingsriter Larry Pilot David Dobrotka Dean Galyen 95 Roger Gray gives some last minute instructions before the students break up into teams of two. T EEN CHALLENGE Following the inspiring example of Rev. David Wilkerson of New York, the Teen Challenge group emphasizes personal contact with youth. The group goes out on weekend evenings with literature and a message of God,s love burning in their hearts. They go out in all kinds of weather, to all kinds of people, learning and practicing personal evangelism. This yearis group was under the capable direction of Roger Gray, pictured at the right. Right: One of the workers discusses the story of sal- vation with two young boys sitting on a doorstep. Left: Two of the young ladies distribute tracts to a couple of fellowc Below: It is on corners like this that the students distribute gospel literature. 97 N MISSIONS The program of the Bible and Missions Department is designed to develop understanding and ability in world missions outreach. It provides academic training, spiritual Challenge, and practical experi- ence for Christian missionary work in the local church, pioneer ministry, the home, and foreign missions. Under the capable direction of Reverend J ames King, Sr., the Student Missions Staff provides leadership for the student missions prayer groups, the annual Missionary Convention, chapel presenta- tions, and a variety of student missions activities. Rev. James C. King, Advisor THE STUDENT MISSIONS STAFF L. Peters G. Lambie President Exec. Vice-President J . Brown P. Gray Secretary Treasurer 99 D. Eichhorn Vice-President G. Gray Artist L. Clarke Vice-President J. King, Jr. Artist Darrell Eichhorn makes a last-minute check before making a progress report. President Lee Peters gives his smile of approval on the latest bulle- tin prepared for the Thursday morning missions hours. Lowell Clarke and Garth Lambie 100k enthusiasti- cally involved in a staff session. J udy Brown and Peggy Paige count the offerings and make sure the books balance. Jim King gives serious thought to the publicity and program co-ordination. Glen Gray sketches some drawings for the missions display window. lOl Pres. Herb Adams AFRICA Sec. Rachel Koenig V.P. Ray Beahm 102 Pres. Dan Rothwell ALASKA Sec. Coleen Mort VP. Elvin Switzer 103 Pres. Bob Lee DEAF Sec. Sharon Martini VP. Sharon O,Leary Pres. Larry Pilot EUROPE Sec. Lila Huisinga V.P. Randy Johncox 105 Pres. Alan Berry FAR EAST Sec. Bonnie Kinard VP. Nelson Wertz Pres. Larry Hale Sec. Becky Emanuele HOME MISSIONS V.P. Lowell Anderson 107 Pres. Don Waisanen LATIN AMERICA Sec. Marlys Le Roy VP. Courtney Harding 108 Pres. Bob Albin EAST Sec. Ruthanne Schmidt V.P. Anne Kruize 109 MISSIONARY ALUMNI OF N.C.B.C. AFRICA Mr. and Mrs. Norman Correll Miss Mildred Duncklee Mrs. Kenneth R. Durst Miss Mary Edler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hargrave Miss Sylvia Hawkinson Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hurst Miss Martha Jacobson Miss Evelyn Kile Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Kingsriter Mr. Merlin Lund Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tarr Miss Phyllis Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Morris Williams Miss Carol Wingren CENTRAL AMERICA Miss Virginia Carpenter Mrs. Dorothy 0150m Cedarblom Mr. and Mrs. David Kensinger Mrs. Gladys Kensinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larson Mr. Arthur Lindvall Mrs. Donna Lores Mr. Gordon Marker Mr. Harold Mintle Mr. and Mrs. Einar Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shirman EUROPE AND MIDDLE EAST Mr. George Goomas Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jorgenson Mr. Kenneth Klefsaas Mr. Kenneth McIntyre Mr. Donald Ohman Miss Olga Olsson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sundell FAR EAST SOUTH AMERICA Mr. Peter Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Grams Mr. and Mrs. David Guenther Mr. Harmon Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kersten Mr. Clifford Larson Mr. and Mrs. John Mazurek Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mock Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Niles Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer SOUTHERN ASIA Miss Christelle Evans Miss Colleen Cuinn Mr. Calvin Olson Mrs. Harriet William Schoonmaker Miss Thelma Tate HOME MISSION Miss Eldeth Adkins Mrs. Ethel Ne1s0m Andrus Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beckstrand Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bisonette Miss Edna Brown Miss Mary Buntenbach Miss Doris Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cutsforth Miss Ruth Droll Miss Vera Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster Mrs. Edna Khiepm Graetz Mr. John C. Gunderson Miss Cecilia Haffner Miss Anna Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson Mrs. Gerald Larson Mrs. Pearl McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olson Miss Geraldine Tornfelt Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carlblom Mr. and Mrs. Orville Carlson Miss Marcella Dorff Mrs. Lucille Oferheyem Erola Miss Edna Hudson Mr. and Mrs. James Larson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larson Mr. Glenn McCollister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson Miss Palma Ramsborg Mrs. Marjorie Tru1m Richert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sholtis Mrs. Ardelle Anders0m Sondeno Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trask 110 From the doors of North Central Bible College, these men and women have gone forth with a passion for lost souls burning within their hearts. Their paths and tasks may vary considerably, but their goal has remained the same to make disci- ples and to build the Church. North Central Bible College is proud of what has been done, and what presently is being done, through her alumni mis- sionaries for the glory of God. Rev. Ray Trask goes on an evangelistic tour via elephant in Burma. Mrs. Kenneth Andrus 0f McGrath, Alaska, greets the people after a service. Rev. Henry Mock assists with the construction of a church building. Rev. Richard Palmer, director of a Bible School in Lima, Peru, hands a diploma to one of the graduates. And thus, the work continues to go on-kindling a Hame in others that they in turn will ignite still others. 111 ' Wsmww mm W. Q Row 1: C. Rothe, C. Elfstrom, R. Hamelink, R. Szep, B. Liddle, C. Jorgenson, C. Jacobson, T. Strandquist, R. Gentry, T. Doane, G. Mort. Row 2: E. Eoff, D. Carpenter, R. Kultala, D. Rector, .1. Cum- Erickson, J. Will, M. Jabs. Row 4-: C. Davis, M. LaBruyere, C. Ami- mings, L. Stetler, M. Staudt. Row 3: L. Huisinga, S. Martini, R. THE EVANGELAIRES The Evangelaires, NCBCS mixed choir, have recently completed a year Of suc- cessful singing and representing Christ throughout the upper Midwest. Through a blend of melodic tones, harmony, and words, the Evangelaires have presented Christ to their audiences. The group is made up of 34 members and several small instrumental groups within the organization. Under the direction of Reverend L. B. Larsen, the choir has presented concerts for Southdale, Revival- time, and has participated in the ttSinging Christmas Treey The group is eagerly anticipating another successful year. 114 Rev. L. B. Larsen, Director tie, R. Thomassen, J . Strandquist, T. Senf, T. McIntire, M. Richter, J. B. Swanson, C. Evenson. Kathy Kingsriter, Pianist 115 Miss Ronna Wiley, Director Row 1: M. Yoakum, P. Royer, D. Stephens, B. Wilken, B. Decker. Row 2: J. Johnson, B. Emanuele, R. Koenig, S. Hanson, O. Marx, J. Stefan. Row 3: B. Wilson, S. Hendrickson, J. Eastman, P. Hunt, D. Waisanen, Soloist; T. Loven, L. Clarke, B. Collver-Male Assistants 116 M. Bolt, M. LeRoy, C. Wheeler. Not pictured: D. Miller, R. Nel- son, .1. Stevens. THE CHORALETTES The Choralettes, the ladies, Chorus 0fN.C.B.C.,100k back upon a year Of service in song with satisfaction and thankfulness to God for His many blessings. It has been the aim of the Choralettes throughout the year to project the image of Christ and to draw the attention of both the saved and the unsaved t0 the Cross of Christ. Their program consists of a wide variety of sacred melodies. including instrumen- tation. The second halfofthe program contains songs and narration about the life of Christ from His birth to His death. With anticipation and excitement, the Choralettes are looking forward to their summer tour in June. They plan to visit many states in the West and Middle West. 117 Left to right. Row 1. C. Edington, J. Toborg, P. Pilot, R. Lee, G. Swagger, D. Walterman. Row 2. W. Marshall, L. Anderson, B. Johnson, D. Calyen, D. Will, J. King, M. Chapman, R. Kvasnica, D. THE GOSPEL HYMNS The Gospel Hymns, the male chorus of N.C.B.C., consists of 18 men and.a girlsi trio and soloist. As a unit, the groupie purpose is to tell the lost of the living Christ. With thankful hearts, the Gospel Hymns reflect back upon a successful year in which they presented concerts of favorite hymns and gospel songs. The theme of their concerts was the greatness of God in our vast universe. Looking forward to an inspiring summer tour and the coming year, the Gospel Hymns continue to prepare and favor their audiences with their ministry in song. 118 Rev. Orill Krans, Director Lehmann. Row 3. D. Davis, M. Krans, W. Jennings, P. Waisanen, D. Dobrotka. Larry Pilot, Pianist 119 THE CONCERT BAND The Concert Band, under the direction of Lloyd Meyer, has been a great asset to our College this year. The group played for the C.A. Convention, Homecoming, the District Music Conference, and the graduation ex- ercises. The instrumentalists also helped to create enthusiasm and school spirit by play- ing at the basketball games. 120 Lloyd Meyer, director The Band plays for Homecoming. The Band spent many hours preparing or concerts. 5 I The Gospel Hymns The Evangelaires North Centralts musical ensembles prepare for the many concerts they present throughout the year. Each group meets at least twice a week for regular practice sessions, besides having special rehearsals. Many hours of hard work and prayer are put into presenting the living Christ as they minister throughout the country representing the College. 122 The Choralettes The Chapel Choir The Concert Band Parliamentarian Wes Wold, President Thom Loven, Secretary Loretta Stetler, Vice President Clarence St. John, Treasurer Garth Lambie. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government is one of the most important organizations at North Central Bible College. It is composed 0fthe President and two representatives from each class and 0f the President of each student organization. Beside presenting proposals to the administration for approval, the Student Government has initiated and promoted the first annual North Central Bible College Homecoming. 126 STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES Student Government President ............................ Thom Loven Freshman Class ........ . ................... Robert Kvasnica, President Darrel Hendrickson Vicki Jordeth Sophomore Class .......................... Jerry Strandquist, President Ronald Hamelink Lila Huisinga Junior Class ................................. Lowell Clarke, President Loretta Stetler Ray Gentry Senior Class . . ................ . ................. Wes Wold, President Garth Lambie Clarence St. John Archive ...... . ..................................... Rachel Koenig Christian Service ..................... . ...... . ....... . . Jerry Gwillim Men,s Dormitory Council ................................ James Lyons Missions ............................................... Lee Peters Northern Light ....................................... James King, Jr. Womefs Dormitory Council ................ . .............. Joyce Kiser 127 Government members, Lowell Clarke and Lila Huisinga, take their work seriously. Garth Lambie seeks recognition. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Secretary Lorie Stetler bus- ily records the minutes of the meeting. 128 Senior members, Jim Lyons, Lee Peters, and Wes Wold, consider the business which is being discussed. N SESSION President Thom Loven recognizes a member who wishes to speak. Standing: Sam Hays, Blane Huston, Richard Jorgenson. Seated: James Lyons. MEN?S DORMITORY COUNCIL The Menis Dormitory Council is composed of elected representatives. They are in Charge of the weekly prayer meetings in their dormitory. They also work Closely with the Dean of Men in making improvements throughout the menis dormitory. 130 Standing: Kathy Reuter, Mary Andreasen, Ellen J ones, Carolyn Mount, Donna Cubberly, Donna Stephens, Miss Ione Soltau, Dean of Women. Seated: Millie Heaton, Joyce Kiser, Corliss Elfstrom. WOMENS DORMITORY COUNCIL The Woments Dormitory Council, under the supervision of the Dean of Women, is comprised of representatives from each of the floors in the girls, dormitory. The Council presents proposals to the Dean of Women for her approval in making dorm life as pleasant as possible. These girls are also responsible for the weekly prayer meetings and the bulletin boards on their respective floors. 131 ARCHIVE The 1966 ARCHIVE staff is unique in that most of its members were selected from the newly formed journalism class. Amid pictures, proportion dials, tidummy sheets? and the coffee pot, the staff produced the 1966 ARCHIVE and learned the principles of journalism. The year was not without its moments of fatigue and frustration as Editor Loven and his staff worked far into the night to meet the seemingly ever-present deadlines. The new, conveniently located office was appreciated by the entire staff. The work involved in this publication, although difficult at times, was a pleasure and honor 0n the part of the staff. We trust that the hours invested have proved worth while by producing a record of the events which made the 1965- 66 school year one of the finest in the history of North Cen- tral Bible College. Thom Loven Editor Editor Loven and his assistant, Rachel Koenig, consult Advisor of Student Publications, Miss Penny Hunt Assistant Editor, Rachel Koenig, reminds the staff of the work that must be done to meet the next deadline. NM JNM pr Mis Penny Hum dVlSOI' Photographer, Ray Beahm, prepares to hshooth a chapel speaker. Photographer, Dave Davis, catches another subject off guard. 133 Business Manager Dennis Rasmussen plans the layout for an ad he has sold. Business Secretary Carolyn Edington types one of the many letters sent to churches and businessmen soliciting advertis- ing. Dave Lehmann offers Sharon Martini a suggestion for the Mis- sions Section. Kathy Kingsriter prepares the copy to complete an assignment made to her. Sharilyn Hanson, Darlene Fick, and Beverly Decker work on the layout of the faculty section, as Business Manager Dennis Rasmussen gathers incoming mail. Classroom preparation leads to a successful publication. Robert Veach, Dan Rothwell, and Dean Galyen correlate their plans for the next issue. James King, Jr. Editor-in-Chief THE NORTHERN LIGHT The Northern Light is the official student publication of North Central. It presents a varied format consisting of college news, editorials, features, humor, and student interest stories. The Northern Light has two objectives: th to inform the students on current events, and CD to stimulate them toward a more progressive student body. Many considered the 1965-66 editions of the Northern Light to be some of the best ever published. The use of more pictures, departmental columns, humor, and letters to the editor contributed much toward a new style of paper. Considerable emphasis was placed on writing in correct journalistic style. 136 Editor Jim King consults the Ad- visor of Student Publications, Miss Penny Hum, as Assistant Editor Ron Davis looks on. Photographer Ray Gentry and Business Manager Ray Corlew discuss the next issue. Peggy Pilot, Columnist; Vicky Jordeth, Typist; Milt Krans, Sports Editor; A1 Rodgers, Columnist; Linda Scantling, Layout Editor; Rosemary Lundman, Typist. wm$x 3 3 $6 RECREATION , Myumm. Wm. 140 141 Left to right: Bonnie Lutey, Lynnette Witty, Jackie Docusen CHEERLEADERS Another facet has been added this year to North Centralhs growing student activity program. Six girls have been chosen to represent the hCrusadersh as a cheerleading squad and to promote school spirit in athletic events and other social activities. hWe want everyone to know that we think NCBC is great? say the cheerleaders. 142 , Linda Solomon Jan Stefan 9 ilken Bonnie W First Row, left to right: D. Reed, N. Hillestad, P. Waisanen, G. Lambie, Clarence St. John, R. Hamann, T. Strandquist, V. Hagenbeck. Row 2: Advisor Ray Levang, D. Hendrickson, T. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1965:66 DATE Dec 4 Sat. Dr. Martin Luther College There Dec 11 Sat. Concordia Here Dec 13 Mon. :kSt. Paul Bible College Here Dec 18 Sat. Northwestern College Here Jan 15 Sat. :kPillsbury Here Jan. 22 Sat. Concordia There Jan 29 Sat. iSt. Paul Bible College There Feb. 4- Fri. Lutheran Bible Institute There Feb. 5 Sat. Metropolitan Jr. College tHomecomingi F eb. 7 Mon. Northwestern College There Feb. 18 Fri. Lutheran Bible Institute Here Feb 24 Twin Cities Bible College and 26 Tournament YMCA Mar. 1 Tues ikDr. Martin Luther Here Mar. 5 Sat. a'gPillsbury There iAll these games are conference games. 144 Rosenow, R. Thomassen, M. Krans, D. Mooberry, T. Reine, R. Kvasnica, R. Simmons, D. Rector-Student Manager. Not pictured: J . Strandquist, Carl St. John, R. McCullough. BASKETBALL The Crusaders team this year was made up mostly of sophomores and freshman. Two practices were held each week. Due to work schedules, it was not possi- ble for all the Crusaders to be at practice together at one time. Despite this handicap, the team displayed real skill and sportsmanship. This was the first year that the Crusaders partici- pated in the Minnesota River Valley Conference. F acuity Advisor, Ray Levang, serves as Vice-Presi- dent of the conference. At present, there are four teams in the conference-North Central Bible Col- lege, St. Paul Bible College, Dr. Martin Luther Col- lege, and Pillsbury Bible College. Each team in the conference played each of the other teams twice during the season, one game being played at home and one away. I i? gig. , G. Lambie and Clarence St. John. Captains Co jump low 9 igh Jump h illipps and Rev. Raymond Levang. . John Ph Rev Faculty Advisors - 145 Hey, thafs the w ong basket! Jump, pretty boy! Milt scores again! Lond0n Bridge is falling downy, LINDQUIST RECEIVES HONORS At the 1964 Commencement of North Central Bible College, the College conferred its first doctorate upon Reverend F. J. Lindquist, Founder and first President of the College. The Board of Regents of the College authorized the granting of the degree. President G. Raymond Carlson read the citation. Dean M. C. Nelson assisted Rev. Lindquist as he donned the doctoral robe, placed the mortar board on his head, and adjusted the colorful theology hood. Dr. Lindquist stood at the head of the receiving line with the students to receive the congratulations of the College faculty and friends. The Class of 1965 presented an oil portrait of Dr. F. J. Lindquist to the College as the class gift. Recognition of the conferral of Dr. Lindquist1s degree was made to his congregation at the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle on Sunday evening, January 16, 1966. President Carlson read the citation again as he presented the diploma to Dr. Lindquist-ttln recognition of your vision for the expansion of God,s work, your faith to believe it possible, and your courage to found an institution for the prepara- tion of workers for the Kingdom of God, we confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Divinityfi 150 Presenting the oil portrait of Dr. F. J. Lindquist at Commencemiant 1965. Recognition before the congregation of the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle. January 1966. NCBC PIONEERS CHURCH During the annual Pioneer Pastorsi Week, Rev. E. M. Clark, Illinois District Super- intendent, challenged the students with the need for more Assemblies of God churches. It was pointed out that our task was greater than ever before due to the great increase in population and the many areas yet without a Pentecostal witness. We were also reminded of the effect pioneer work has had on our foreign mission- ary work. From the time the Assemblies of God was organized in 1914, the ratio of churches in the homeland to foreign missionaries has remained approximately 10 to one. When we had 2,500 churches, there were 250 missionaries; when 5,000 Churches, there were 500 missionaries; and with 8,500 churches, there were 850 missionaries. Our foreign missionary work has grown in proportion to the increase in number of churches in the homeland. During Pioneer Pastorsl Week, North Central Bible College students and faculty pledged $5,300 toward opening a new church this summer. The Church is being built in Greenfield, Wisconsin, 3 Milwaukee suburb, and will be pastored by Rev. Morris Ohlin, a 1958 graduate of North Central Bible College. All details relating to this effort are being worked out in close cooperation between the Wisconsin-North- ern Michigan District and the College. 152 PLANS FOR NEW CHURCH Hm - :::.... I ' -'- - - 1,- u .. . - .-,.,.Illl C-b 217:2 153 Congratulations Graduates of '66 U MINNESOTA gosm DISTRICT COUNCIL Meme of North Central Bible College 820 East I4th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55404 CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE u 1 SCHOOLANODF MUSIC: Minnesota Students attending North Central Bible College DISTRICT EXE CUTIVES Hermon H. Rohde, Superintendent Secretory-Treosurer, Kenneth M. Freiheit SECTIONAL PRESBYTERS Julius Olson, Southwest Roy Collver, Northwest Walter Hatchner, South Central Robert Scharnberg, Northeast 0. E. Carter, Southeast Rowland Deon, West Central Robert Hanson, West Twin Cities Melford Olson, East Central E. B. Adomson, East Twin Cities Richard Orchard, Middle West Amos Levong, North Twin Cities Martin Gerdes, Central Frank J. Lindquisf, Honorary G. R. Carlson, President, N.C.B.C. DEPARTMENTS . SUNDAY SCHOOL Harold Komppi, Director Harold Kamppi MEN'S FELLOWSHIP E. B. Adomson, Director LAKE GENEVA BIBLE CAMP Kouples Komp College 8: Career June 10-12 June 17-19 Family Comp June 24-July 4 Jr. High Comp Sr. High Comp Girl's Comp Boy's Camp July 11-16 July 18-23 July 25-30 Aug. 1-6 CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS Harold Kamppi, President Sam Peterson, Vice President David Nelson, Secretory ROYAL RANGERS Lester Hughes, Director Mrs. S. R. Johnson, President Mrs. Stanley Clarke, Vice-Presidenf Mrs. Hermon H. Rohde, Secretary MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL BOOKSTORE 910 ELLIOT AVENUE SOUTH D MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55404 REV. GEORGE RASMUSSEN, MANAGER D CAROL VAN WAGNER, SECRETARY THE ALUMN I ASSOCIATION AND THE LIVING ENDOWMENT FELLOWSHIPF WELCOME THE CLASS OF 1966 DAN NUNGESSER President REV. DAVID NELSON Vice President JEANETTE TOSTEN Secretory ALUMNI COMMITTEE Don Nungesser, Chairman STATISTICS Arvid Kingsriter Alumni Amos Levong Graduates .............. 2000 David Nelson Greater Alumni ........... 3180 Marvin Nelson Total Membership ......... 5180 Virginia Peterson Jeanette Tosfen Plan To Attend The 1967 Baccalaureate . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 21 Alumni Banquet . . . . To be announced Commencement . . . . . . . . . . . . May 26 Please send items of interest for publication in THRUST to: The Public Relations Office, N.C.B.C. Notify us of any change in your address- - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1966 Present Your bodies a GRADUATES OF N.C.B.C. Living sacrifice Rom 12:1 WISCONSIN AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN DISTRICT COUNCIL of the ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Waupaca, Wisconsin Darwin H. Heuser, Superintendent Lyle Curtis, Ass't Supt. Charles A. Anderson, Sec.-Treas. DEPARTMENTS PRESBYTERS Sunday School Bronnie Sfroud John V. Ohlin, Director N. L. Shotwell Christ's Ambassadors Herbert Kolendo John V. Ohlin, President Gordon Johnson Women's Missionary Council Irvin Bowers Mrs. Darwin Heuser, President Victor Hillesfod Men's Fellowship Ofto Lemberg William Hicks, Director Andrew Eyfzen Donald Skaggs WE INVITE YOU TO ASSIST US IN FULFILLING THE GREAT COMMISSION OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Honoring our Students from Rochester O. E. Carter Craig Carter Pastor Assistant Pastor Carlton Jacobson Rondo Hort Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him and he will direct thy paths. Rochester Assembly Of God Church A Christ Centered Church in the Medical Center of the World The South Dakota District Council Offers Congratulations to the Class of '66 To this graduating class of North Central Bible College we commend the personal experience indicated by these words in your every endeavor for Christ. llJESUS HIMSELF DREW NEAR, AND WENT WITH THEM Luke 24:15 SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 721 West Havens Mitchell, South Dakota 5. H. Petersen A. S. Teuber W. F. Reichelt Superintelndent Assistant Superintendent Sec'y-Treosurer Congratulations Class of 1966 From BETHEL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Robert C. Hanson Paul Hanson Randy Johncox Mrs. R. C. Hanson Pastor Assistant Pastor Assistant Pastor As long as he sought the Lord, God made him to prosper. ll Chron. 26:5 .k. The End of Your Search For a Friendly Church. OUR CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1966 The soul of the sluggord desireth, and hath nothing: but the soul of the diligent shall be made fat. Proverbs 13:4 CHURCH BOARD MEMBERS John Everett . Mrs. John Everett pastor Ralph Berger Bennie Gerdes Don Bruxvoort Art Schoop Henry Tims WORTHINGTON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 5th Avenue at 13th Street Worthington, Minnesota Fundamental Evangelistic Distinctively Pentecostal Bob Moring mlass of '505 THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Offers 0 Life ' Auto ' Hospitalization 0 Fire and casualty ' Accident 8: sickness Robert L. Moring 1515 Lake Street Member of NCBC Insurance Development Program Phone 724-3607 Mpls., Minn. Res. 935-2689 Counseling On All Types Of Insurance WHEN THE NEED CONGRATULATIONS To Class of IS SPECIAL555 1966 City of Lakes Church A SPECIALIST 3523iffh133'i'5 IS NEEDED CHRIST OUR LIFE95 am. Rev. W. Katter, Pastor 2E Illl Illlll W .. - l NV' - o h hx e .-x e hfy z x e xye hx , h. e r h .i , h y' ! e Xe x X .x xh.x h . y ,y ,v y . I x h e h x h h All are architects of Fate . . . Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has said in his poem, The Builders. And, so we all share in o commOn destiny under God. We look for o . . . city which hoth foundations, whose builder and maker is God. As you leave the halls of learning you become a port of the great army of the Lord, going forth to bottle. Whether in the ministry, as a businessman, or in some profession, you have a contribution to make to the future we share. Some sow, some water, and some reap. However, glory is not in the kind of task, but in a job well done. GENERAL CIIUNCIL'ASSEMBLIES 0f Gilli I445 liminville Avenue, Sprilgliell, Missouri 65802 CONGRATULATIONS i O'TH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE? h GRADUATES .' ANU 1 iSCHODL OF MUSIC. NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL First row: left to right, Barbara Loven, Linda Sog- DeVilS L0 ke, NONh DO kOTCI er, Beverly Paulson, LoVonne Larson, Dione Der- heim, Back row: B. Bush, M. Erickson, M. Van Wagner, M. LoBruyere, L. Olson. Kenneth E. Olson Charles Jackson Raymond Loven District Superintendent Ass't. Dist. Superintendent District Secretary-Treosurer Bless! Class Of 1966 ASSEMBLY HOMES Incorporated MINNESOTA HOMES IN- Glenwood Hoffman Austin Clorkfield Redwood Falls Bornesville Inver Grove UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN- St. Peter BOARD OF DIRECTORS L. D. KRAMER President IVAN KRAMER Vice President DENMAN H. MAPSON Secretory-Treosurer HERMAN H' ROHDE THE NEW HEADQUARTERS OFFICE G. RAYMOND CARLSON of Assembly Homes, Inc. at Glenwood CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS! to the Class Of We thank God for you who have heard the Master's call 1966 to service. May His sweet presence from be with you always! Friends and Members of the r ANOK A ASSEMBLY OF GOD ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Sherburn, Minnesota 540 East River Road Anoko, Minnesota Pastor 8: Mrs. L. G. Tandberg MELVIN 13- HANSON, Pastor 8: Girls SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Full Time Part Time Interesting Good Pay Immediate Opening We Need You Mpls. 827-2961 N. Mpls. 521-8891 ST. Paul CA 6-1918 Personnel Dept. Personnel Dept. Personnel Dept. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 J. PHILIPP GUSTAFSON 5509 James Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota WA 6-991 8 CA 2-8455 Life, Annuities, Accident 8: Sickness Pension Trusts, Group Insurance, Health W. Leroy Bottle PSG. 46:1 NCBC Graduate '50 Mpls. Gospel Temple 1908 4th Avenue 80. Mpls. 5, Minnesota THE CHURCH WITH A WARM WELCOME. PASTORS OF HOUSE OF REFUGE Residence: 220 E. 42nd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Congratulations to NCBC, a place we will always cherish for the spiritual foundation received, as well as the Biblical training. May God bless its staff, student body, and you. Mrs.Willie Lee Bottle Prov. 14:26 NW Graduate '56 St. Paul Gospel Temple 247 No. Grotto St. St. Paul 4, Minnesota THE CHURCH WITH A WARM ATMOSPHERE. Listen to The Hour of Deliverance Each Sunday from 10:00-10:30 p.m. Station WMIN On Your Dial WE FURNISH FREE BUS SERVICE FOR YOUR CHILDREN OUR CHURCH FAMILY OUR PASTOR'S FAMILY Congratulote Graduates and Welcome Students PAYNE AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Payne 0 Jessamine, St. Paul Phone 771-4109 Rev. Claude Bratvold, Pastor and CONGRATULATIONS from Class of 1966 BRAINERD ASSEMBLIES OF GOD TABERNACLE 1 N. E. Washington and Gillis Avenue BRAINERD, MINNESOTA Melford A. Olson, Pastor Deon C. Gross, Youth Pastor WE SALUTE Gene Holbrook Blane Huston Duane Mooberry CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 That he might present it to himself a glorious church. Present your bodies a living sacrifice. Romans 12:1 Eph. 5:27 7300 Bloomington Avenue Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Pastor J. M. Strand CHURCH WITH THE FULL GOSPEL MESSAGE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS TgF I966 ARDENA BICE :k a: 9!: Congratulations Pastor 8 Mrs. O. W. Apple Assembly of God Church Church Board Members 8: Friends Of Howard L. Shaffe'r'r, Pastor FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD mm 81. 8 IOth Ave., S. FARGO, N. DAK. Faribault, Minnesota k :k 2 CONGRATULATIONS Greetings From the Twin Cities Class of 1966 FARGO MOORHEAD Honoring Our Own Home of State University of North Dok. DANIEL ROTHWELL Concordia College and Moorhead State College Assemblies of God Church Pine River, Minnesota FARGO The Gateway to the West Rev. Del Yefley, Pastor Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Honoring our student: Earl Marsh FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 400 North State Fairmont, Minnesota Preaching CI Chongeless Christ to a Changing World Rev. and Mrs. Robert Schooley OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Congregation- Church Board Pastor and Mrs. B. C. Heinze ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 400 North Main Street Minot, North Dakota In The Heart of Minot with Minot of Heart HONORING STUDENTS: Dione Derheim, John Roy, and Alan Pownell Rev. Abbott, Juanita Scott, Steven CONGRATULATIONS Class of '66' HONORING OUR FINE STUDENT ARDA JOHNSON II Serve The Lord with glodness . . . Psalm 100:2 CLARKFIELD GOSPEL TABERNACLE I213 - 13th Avenue Clarkfielcl, Minnesota BLOOMINGTON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD HONORING GRADUATES: THOM LOVEN WAYNE MARSHALL A BIBLICAL AND SPIRITUAL TOM SCHOOLEY MINISTRY TO ALL AGES Rev. Arvid Kingsriter, Pastor OUR CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1966 WE HONOR OUR STUDENTS Garth Lambie Bonnie Wilken Our Church JON Stefan Our Pastor: Ernest J. Moen MILWAUKEE GOSPEL TABERNACLE 5511 West Burleigh Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee's Voice of the Full Gospel for 59 years CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 Rev. Richard Dresselhaus, Summit and Victoria, Pastor St. Paul, Minn. SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD . . . that in all things he might have pre-eminence. CoI. 1:18 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1966 IN HONOR of our STUDENTS MOUNT from NEWTON OLIVET FIRST ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY Rev. Hilton Griswold, Pastor OF GOD OF 301-Isf St. S. Newton, Iowa GOD CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1966 MINNESOTA'S FIRST 'SITES FOR SOULS' BETHEL TABERNACLE CHURCH First Assembly of God 14200 Cedar Ave. So. 1025 N. 70th Sf- Rosemount, Minn. Milwaukee, Wisc. E. E. KIRSCHMAN, Pastor CONGRATULATION S CLASS OF 1966 from The WEST CH ICAGO ASSEMBLY OF GOD THE CHICAGO AREA'S NEWEST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD WORK HONORING OUR PASTOR: THOMAS M. LOVEN F IRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD KENOSHA, WISCONSIN JOHN WILKERSON , , . Pastor h'. . . if any man minister, let hum do if as of the ability which God giveth: that God in all things may be glorified Through Christ Jesus . . . i DICK EASTMAN I Peter 4:1 1 Assistant Pastor MAY GOD BLESS YOUR FUTURE MINISTRIES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 966 N. R. HANSAMANN CO. 4020 Minnehaha Ave. DISTRIBUTORS OF ' TIRES, TUBES, TIRE REPAIR MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES SERVING THE TIRE DEALER SINCE 1928 Call - PA-2-662l Special Recognition To Ministers, Missionaries, and Students Affiliated with N.C.B.C. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 J OHNS MOBIL 40th and Lyndale Ave. So. MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE 13th Avenue at Lake Street Miss Estella Burkhorf Carol Evenson Deonie Hinmon Edward Linde Jim Lyons HONORING: LeRoy Peters Lorie Sfetler Jean Sprogg Lost class in Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle, 1937. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1966. Picketing by Labor Union in 1937. as: we prepared 910 Elliot for fall enrullment of 4-00. President Lindquist receives check for $85000 from the Bethke Estate. 1959. NCBC's New Home, 1937. The ADLER Tippo with Deluxe Zipper Case See Our Full Line of Adler Typewriters Manual 8: Electric ADDO-X SALES AGENCY FEderol 2-6514 Per G. Palm Owner 96 South 11th St. Minneapolis 3, Minn. addo-x Swedish adding machine ADLER West German Typewriter IN MINNEAPOLIS THE CURTIS HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE Largest and Finest in the Upper Midwest All rooms with private soff-wofer both Single Rooms from $7.00 Double Rooms from $9.50 Special Family Plan K. D. Cornelius Jewelry Company Creative Jewelers 628 Nicolle? Avenue Rooms 320-324 Minneapolis, Minnesota Bryan Collver-Student Representative GOLD BOND BARBER SHOP 1530 E. Lake Street Phone PA 4-0400 Jock Fie'rcher CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF '65 From NORTH CENTRAL PRESS CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1966 Betty Hintz Cafeteria Mgr. For good food and reasonable prices It's your own CAFETERIA THE NEW BECKY CHALET BUFFET 5201 Excelsior Blvd. and BECKY,S CAFETERIA . ' I934 Hennepin I Extend a Special Full Gospel Welcome to all Christian Groups and Parties B To 30m CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 SOUTH REALT MLS REALTORS FOR SALE REALTORS 4113 CEDAR AVE. SO. 7 12 5533 Ca 11 721-5533 All Assemblies of God Personnel DEAN BERGSTROM WALLY HULTQUIST BOB MILLER Frank 8 Dollie Alsdunc Dick Johnson CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 FROM BERNIE 8: JIM'S FRIENDLY Standard Station 3rd Ave. 8. Franklin Minneapolis, Minnesota Jim and Bernie CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '66 BING P. WONG - Photographer CHARLES-EDISON STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS from HARRIS FURNITURE THE CHEF CAFE INC. Open 24 Hours, Sundays and Holidays 806 E. Franklin FE 8-6955 FILM Congratulations PA K 0 Class of '66' SERVICES COOKIE J AR BAKERY Phone 869-9960 66th 8 Penn Shopping Center Phone 922-3982 5006 Xerxes S. Mpls., Minn. THE FINEST DECORATED CAKES AND PASTRIES The Drug Store That Serves North Central KELLER DRUG STORE;tj: 2 HEADQUARTERS FOR DRUGS, PRESCRIPTIONS, AND VITAMINS 10th Street and Chicago Avenue FE 2-0036 CONGRATULATIONS T CENTURY CAMERA SHOPS . 0 Down Town 26 South 7th Sfreet-Fe 8-5857 Your Photog rophic Department Store Campus 1327 41h Street 8 E-Fe 1-7777 ACE HEATING CO. St. Paul, Minn. Leroy Peters Sr. Congratulations and Best Wishes DEAN OF MEN Rev. James Hearn The Choice of NCBC W m . S Students 3 . Watch for Specials 2 , , 0 Free Summer Storage 0 Next to Keller Drug Store SUNSHINE CLEANERS Jack 3 Joyce Spencer One-hour cleaning Phone: 333-2863 Tenth at Chicago AFFILIATED WITHG.K 621 Olson Hwy. Minneapolis, Minn. 335-2225 DON'T FORGET OUR SPECIAL STUDENT LINEN SERVICE Each Week You Receivet ' Two Sheets 0 One Pillow Slip 0 Two Bath Towels ' One Hand Towel ' Two Wosh Cloths All this for ONLY $25.00 for the ENTIRE school year For Further Information See the Housekeeping Dept. BUY WITH PRIDE AND CONFIDENCE AT NORTHSIDE NORTHSIDE MERCURY-COMET SALES 8: 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 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ellingson SELECT YOUR FAMILY PLOT IN BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE CEMETERY ONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST CEMETERIES HILLSIDE OFFERS: Reasonable Prices Easy Terms Perpetual Care Acres of Resrful Grounds Call Sterling 9-1420 for Assistance l9th Avenue N.E. af'l-lighway 8 Peterson Albinson CHAPELS Two New Identical Chapels COLUMBIA PARK NOKOMIS PARK CHAPEL CHAPEL 3207 Central Avenue 1838 E. M'haha Pkway. St 9-8889 PA 1-1651 Russle 8: Joyce Peterson Funeral Directors A Christian Home to Serve You CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS '66 from The JUNIOR CLASS 967 SO RUN, THAT YE MAY OBTAIN. Congratulations Graduates of 1966 from The CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Jerry Strondquisf IIP V.p Terry-StronquiST uf 0n the whole armor of Sec. Joyce Kiser 60d! that ye may be able TO Treas Donald DeDiemar stand against the wiles of STUDENT GOVERNMENT: the Devnl. Lilo Huisingo Ephesnons 5:1 1 Ron Hamelink Rev. Orill Krans HONORING: AL POWNELL N ORTHEAST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 1418-28th Ave. NE. Mpls., Minn. Where Christ is the Answer Fridley's Friendly Family Church Congratulates The Grads of 1966 WORK FOR THE NIGHT COMETH F RIDLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 472 Osborne Road Minneapolis, Minnesota Pastor 8: Mrs. Mark Denyes WE FIX BROKEN HEARTS Compli ments of your friendly NATIONAL FOOD STORE JOSTEN7S ' CLASS RINGS ' YEARBOOKS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 DIPLOMAS '. AWARDS 134 Foshay Tower Mpls., Minn. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS! ROSEVILLE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH Chotsworth and Grondview Sunday School 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00 C.A. Fellowship 6:00 Evening Service 7:00 Wednesday Service 7:45 Royal Rongers-Friday 7:00 E. A. Lundblod, Pastor S N m T A L U T A R G N O C 25 w an Fnzuour Nauru Minneapous, Hmurson gifemaui :Jmmmdk n OUR COMPLIMENTS To THE CLASS OF 66 FROM evsnv DEPARTMEMT AT Fnsmou'r, HosT cnonon To MANY N-c.B.C- sruoeurs 51?? WW 5 chP-runm. peurecosrm. $Pikn'wu. 20 am am WWJafVM Rev. EDMUND Lo-rHER, PASTOR CONGRATULATIONS Our Congigo'rulotions CLASS OF 1966 The Class of 1966 Honoring our Fine Students from Duluth E '5' SE '5' 98 Paul Gunderson Mike Von Wagner TEXACO Now The God Peace . . . Make you perfect in every good work to do His will, working in you tho? which is well pleasing. Heb. 13:20-21 54TH 8C PENN When vacationing in Duluth, we invite you to worship with us. GLAD TIDINGS JENS J ENSEN ASSEMBLY OF GOD PROPRIETOR 1901 E. 4fh St. Duluth, Minn. Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Upton Pastors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS WALSTAD INSURANC E AGENCY 2907 Portland Avenue Clarence E. Walstad Minneapolis, Minn. 55407 Gemm' Age' Telephone: 822-9274 MUTUAL SECURITY IF! INSURANCE COMPANY FORT WAYNE, INDIANA LIFE FORMERLY BROTHERHOVOD MUTUAL Serving the Insurance needs of the College, Staff 8: Students Year after year. Offering all types of insurance plans, including: A Special Student Security Policy of lowest cost. A Family Protector Policy for young couples. Savings contracts in amounts as low as $1,000. Brood coverage Hospital and Surgical Plans. Home-Owners Fire Insurance Plans. Non-Drinkers Auto Insurance J. KEN ASPLUND Member of Whiie Bear Assembly Home Phone: 429-5239 Office 823-1 191 Burkhart, Fstella-ZO Brown, D'Ann-26 Brown, James-20,49 Carlson, G. Raymond-12,13,15, 48,151 Eastman, Dean-ZO Engebretsen, Inga-24 Gustafson, Phillip-ZO Hague, Berthal-28 Hague , Ethe1-28 Halquist, Fred-29 Halquist, Sophie-29 Harms, Brenda-26 Hearn, James-Q, 18,21 Hintz, Betty-6, 28 Holmquist, Me1-29 Hunt, Penny-26, 117,132,133, 137 Adams, Herbert-Sl , 102 Aho, Delema-57 Albin, Carol-65 Albin, Robert-57, 109 Amitie, C1aude-65,96,114 Anderson, Charlene-57,92 Anderson, Lowe11-30,32,48,87, 92, 107, 118 Andreasen, Mary-57, 130 Ashworth, Donald-57 Austin, Joyce-65 Bachelder, Jerry-57 Bailey, Richard-57 Ball, Ethe1-65,92 Bare, William-65 Barness, Kathleen457 Basler, Walter-Sl Beahm, A. Ray-32,102, 138 Beatty, Darlene-65 Bekkerus, Alan-Sl Berry, Allan-57, 106 Bice, Ardena-30,32 Bingham, Nancy-57 Bjornlie, Curtis-57 Bolt, Michaela-GS, 117 Bort, Jol'm-ll Bowman, Grace-11 Boyer, Karen-GS Brainard, Mary-65,93 Braithwaite, Bruce-65 Briggs, Pauline-57 Britten, JoEllen-65 Broberg, David-Sl Broberg, Lynette-65 Brodine, Lynda-65 Brown, 101111-57 Brown, Judith-3 1,44, 51,99, 101 Brown, Mary-ll Buman, Sharon-65 Busch, William-33 Byrd, Arne-65 Caldwell, P. Diana-66 Campbell, Larry-57 Carlson, Barbara-Sl Carlson, Sharon-66 Carpenter, Darlene-114 Cearley, Raymond-66 Chapman, Michael-Sl, 119 Chapman, Sharon-66 Charles, Timothy-ll Cherry, Harley-Sl Chesworth, Diane-57 Christensen, Gary-SS Christensen, Richard-SS Christianson, Donna-SS Clarke, Lowe11-50,51,99,100, 116, 127, 128 Coats, Dallas-33 Cole, Jane-9,58 Colegrove, Marsha-66 Collver, Bryan-58, 116 Corey, Reda-66 Corlew, Linda-66 Corlew, Raymond-58,137 Covert, Rachel-ll ADMINISTRATIVE INDEX Johnson, Lydia- 26 Jones, T. J. - King, James- 13, 21, 99, 151 Koland, Marilyn- 26 Krans, Orill-21,89,119 Larson, L B.-22,115 LeRoy, Frank-29 Levang, Raymond-4,5,22,46,144, 145 Lindquist, Dr. F. J.-12,83,150, 151 Mapson, D. H. -13 , 19, 151 Marks, Ruth-27 Mever, Lloyd-IZO McCabe, Jen-26 Nelson, M. C.-13,18,22,151 Peterson, Virginia-27 STUDENT INDEX Cubberly, Donna-SS, 13 1 Cummings, Joyce- 114 Curnel, David-ll Davis, Carolyn-58,114 Davis, David-66,95,118, 133 Davis, Ronald-58,137 Decker, Beverly- -66 ,117,135 DeDiemar, Donald-56,58,92 Derheim, Diane-9,58 Dettman, Danie1-58 DeWitt, Bemie-66 D1115, James-66 Doane, Terry-58,114 Dobrotka, David-66, 95, 118 Docusen, Jacqueline-11,66, 142, 143 Doyle, Kathleen-66 Dunn, Phillip-66 Durst, Virginia-Sl Duvernois, Sharon-ll Easaw, T G. -33 Eastman, Iudith- -58, 17 Edington, Carolyn- 67, 77, 95, 118, 134 Edwards, Thomas- 11 Eichhorn, Darre11-51,99, 100 Ekblad, Judson, -11 Ekstedt, Philip-67 Elfstrom, Corliss-58,94, 114, 13 1 Ellis, Joseph-67 Emanuele, Rebecca-59, 89, 91, 107, 6 Emenecker, Glen-ll Endo, Gilbert-67 Englehart, A. James-9,34 Eoff, E1aine-S9, 114 Erickson, Larry-67 Erickson, Gary-67, 114 Erickson, Melvin-Sl Evenson, Carol-44,51, 114 Everett, Nancy-67 Farmer, William-ll Fick, Darlene-67, 135 Finnegan, Donald-ll Fischer, Diane- 67 Fisher, Gary- -76 Flokstra, Kathleen- 67 Floyd, Ronnie- 67 Forehand, Patty-67 Friske, Robert-Sl Fulghum, Joyce-67 Galyen, Dean-59,89,91,95,118, 136 Gentry, William-51,94, 114,127, 137 George, P.V. -11 Gilbertson, Betty-67 Gjormes, Keith-68 Graves, Retha-68 Gray, Glen-S9,99,101 Gray, Judith-68 Gray, Peggy-39,99,101 Gray, Roger-59,96 Phillipps , John-22 , 145 Quarino, Pau1-24 Schafer, Carol-27 Schafer, Mary- 11 , 27 Schwartz, Lila- 28 Short, Bonnie-27 Skurdalsvold , Jennie-24 Snow, William-23 Soltau, Ione-19, 23 Strubel, Anna-25 Tanner, Donald-23 , 81 Thomas, C. Ed-25 Thomas, Chaplain Everette-23 Wiley, Ronna-25, 116 Wold, Lou-27 Green, Curtis-34 Grenz, Beva-68 Griepp, Phillip-52 Grinder, John-11 Griswold, Larry-ll Gunderson, Pau1-68 Gurden,Rona1d 68 Gwillim, Jerry- 34, 46, 49, 89, 90, 127 Hagenbeck, Verne-ll , 59 , 144, 147 Hale, Larry-30,35,92, 107 Halquist, David- 68 Hamann, Ronald- 11, 6,8 144 Hamelink, Ronald-59,96,114,127 Hamp, Judy- 59 1Hanson, Pau1-35,117 Hanson, Sharilyn-59, 117, 135 Harding, Courtney-35 , 87 , 108 Harms, David-59 Harms, P. L10yd-68 Hart, Randa-68 Hatchner, David-68 Hays, Samue1-52,94, 130 Heaton, Millie- 11 , 52 , 131 Hedstrom, Robert- 3161 Heinemann, Sonja- Hendrickson, Darrel-168,94,127, 144 Hendrickson, Sandra-68,116 Hendrix, Paula- Hensley, Elba-68 Hernandez, Nanci-69,95 Heuser, Rolland-47,52 Hillestad, Norman-SZ, 144 Hilton, Wayne-11,94 Hinmon, Deanie-36 Holbrook, Eugene-69 Holm, Jacqueline-69 Howland, Dona1d469 Huisinga, Lila-11,59, 105,114,127, 128 Huston , Blane-69 , 130 Irel and , Terry-59 Isaacs , Jesse -59 Jabs, Marilyn-52,115 Jackson, Pau1-36,87,94 Jacobson, Carlton-64, 69, 114 Jennings, Ronald-S9 Jennings, Wayne-69,118 Jensen, Theodore-52 Johncox, Randy-37, 105 Johnson, Arda-69 Johnson, Bruce-SZ, 118 Johnson, David-59,96 Johnson, Dora-69 Johnson, Ilene-44,52 Johnson, Judith-69,93, 116 Johnson, K. Arlene-69 Johnson, Oscar-69 Johnson, Sharon-69 Johnson, Shery1-69 Johnston, Tom- 69 Jones, Ellen- 59, 94, 31 Jordeth, Vicky-7O,916,127, 137 Iorgenson, Richard-30, 70, 114 Josephs, Gail-60 Josephs, Gerald-60 Kath, Gerald -52 Kelley, Walter-SZ Kennedy, Lillian-52 Kennedy, Linda- O70 Kess, Carolyn-7 Kinard, Bonnie- 60, 89, 91, 106 King, Bonita- 70 King, James Jr. -52,99, 101, 118, 127, 136, 137 Kingsriter, Barbara-70 Kingsriter, Gary-GO Kingsriter , Kathleen-70,95, 115 135 Kiser, Joyce-56,60,94,127, 131 Klein, Peggy-60 Knapp, Violet-7O Koenig, Rachel-SO , 52,55, 89, 90, 102, 117, 127, 132, 133 Kodl, Roger-70 Krans, Milton-11, 60,118,137,144, 146, 147 Kreis, Rebecca-ll Kruize, Annie-53, 109 Kultala, ReNelle-ll , 60,93,114 Kvasnica, Robert-64, 70,95,119, 127, 144 LaBruyere, Myron-53 , 114 Lamb, Willa460 Lambie, Garth-37, 99, 100,126, 127,128, 144,145 Lange, Harvey-GO Lange, Judith-70 Larson , Lavonne -53 , 55 Lathe , Vernon-7O Lee, Linda-70 Lee, Robert-53,55,104, 118 Lee, Sally-60 Lehmann, David-GO, 119 , 134 Lehmann, Pau1-6O Leindecker, Pau1-53 Leisner, Michae1-7O LeRoy, Marlys-61, 108,117 Liddle, Barbara-70,114 Linde, Edward-53 Lindstrom, Dean-11 Little, Suzanne-61 Livengood, Laveme-61 Longenecker, Curtis-71 Losey, Sharlene-71 Loven, Barbara-71 ,96 , 116 Loven, Thomas-38 ,48,126,127, 129, 132 Lundman, Rosemary-71, 77 Lutey, Bonnie-71, 142, 143 Lyons, James-38,127, 129,130 Mahar, Claudette-Gl Mantik, Bethe1-11 Marsh, Ear1-53 Marshall, Z. Wayne-38,118 Martini, Sharon-61,104, 114, 134 Marx, Olive-61,117 Masteller, J. B. -53 Mattson, Richard-71 Mattson, Robert-11 Maynard, Charles-ll McCown, Floyd-71,146 McCullough, Raymond-SO, 53 McCullough, Rene-71 McGee, C1yde-71 McGivern, Francis-61 McHatton, Dennis-53 McIntyre, Thomas-9,61,114 McLaughlin, Richard-ll Meece, A1an-61 Mersdorf, G1en-71 Miligi, Jerry-53 Miller, Car1-71 Miller, Glenn-61 Miller, Nancy-71 Miller, T. Danice-11,71 Mock, Pau1-71 Molby, William-61,93 Molskness, Lorgn-39 Monk, Karrol-61 Mooberry, Duane-53, 144 Mooberry, Erma-71 Mooberry, Ronald-72 Moore, Evelyn-72 Moore, Marjorie-72 Moren, Danny-11 Mort, Coleen- 61 ,,95 103,114 Mount, Carolyn- -61, 131 Mount, Linda- 72 Myhrer, Karen-72,95 Nannfeldt, She'rry1-72 Needham, Thomas-ll Neitzel, Kenneth-61 Nelson, Arvid-62 Nelson, David-62 Nelson, Glenys-72 Nelson, Richard-72 Nelson, Roselyn-72 Nelson, Sharon-62 Nordin, Kenneth-72 Norris, Barbara-9,62 Novak, James-72, 77 O'Leary, Sharon-53 , 55,104 Oliveri, Michae1-72 Olson, Larry-62 Olson, Marlene-62 Orchard, Richard-39 Palmquist, Dwight-72 Pankratz, Donavon-62 Parker, Eugene-72 Paulsen, Beverly-72 Paulson, Lorraine-ll Paulson, Virginia-62 Pelizer, LeRoy-73 Pendell, William-62 Perdue, Vernon-73 Perkins, David-62 Peters, LeRoy-31,40,47,48,99, 100, 127, 129 Petersen, Mark- 73 Peterson, Darlene- 73, 95 Pilot, Larry- 9, 47, 53, 95, 105, 119 Pilot, Peggy- -62, 95, 118, 137 Pownell, Alan-4O Quarino, Sharon -6 2 Radatz, Ronald-73 Ralls, Joseph-73,94 Rasmussen, Dennis-62, 89, 91, 134, 135 Rasmussen, Duane- Rector, Danie1-62,94,114,144 Reed, David 73,144 Reiche, Douglas- -73 Reine, Joseph-63 Reine, R. Thomas-10,11,73,144, 146, 147 Renz, Richard-53 Renter, C. Kathleen-63,131 Reuter, JoAnn- Rich, Scott-S4 Richter, Marvin-73,114 Rightenour, Pau1-73 Roberts, William-73 Rodgers, N. A1ex-73,137 Rosenow, Terry-11,73,144 Rothe, Carla-74,114 Rothwell, Daniel-3 1 , 40, 96, 103 , 36 Roy, J ohn- 41 Royer, Patricia- 64, 74, 117 Sannes, Linda-11 Sager, Linda-74 St. John, Car1-11 St. John, Clarence-11,41,46,89, 91,126,127.144,145,146 Santa-Lucia, Daniel-74 Scantling, Linda-74, 137 Schlafer, Vicki-74 Schmidt, Ruthanne-74,109 Schooley, R. 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