North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT REV. D. H. MAPSON Money, maintenance, and management are all included in Rev. Mapsonls schedule. It is his duty to give leadership to the entire financial promotional program including Development, Public Relations, and the supervision of all auxi- liary enterprises and general staff, He supervises purchasing, plant and property management, and the insurance program. He has oversight of maintenance and repair, and has the responsibil- ity of fire prevention. North Central is glad to have such a capable person filling this position. DEAN OF WOMEN MISS IONE SO LTAU The bright smile of Miss lone Soltau is indicative of her friendly nature and eagerness to help. Having spent eighteen years on our faculty, she is well expe- rienced in her oHice. She serves as the counselor of the women students, and has supervision of the womenls dormitory and employment. She is the advisor to the Ladies3 Dormitory Council and is in charge of the monitors. Miss Soltau is a living testimony of Godls healing power. 25

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DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS REV. CLARENCE E. ROHDE Coming to North Central this year from Canyonville Academy in Oregon, Rev. Rohde has already made many friends through his vibrant personality. As Director of Student Affairs, he is responsible to the Dean of Education. He is charged with the general supervision of all studentslof the college. He serves as the advisor to the Student Government Association, and supervises chapel seating and attendance records. Though towering above us in height, he is appreciat- ed for his down-to-earth approach in counseling. DEAN OF EDUCATION REV. M.ClNELSON The oHice of Rev. M. C. Nelson is often visited by students with numerous questions regarding their scholastic programs. Recognized as a very conscientious worker, he always shares a gener- ous portion of patience and understanding with them. As a member of the administrative staff, he directs the entire educational program including curriculum, faculty, and students. He also serves as Vice-chairman of the faculty. His many years of service as an Army Chaplain have given him a rich background of experience that contributes to his integrity.

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FACULTY MEMBERS. . . MRS. REBECCA ADAMSON gtIt does not take a great mind to be a Christian, but it takes all the eRaines mind a man hasf, Journalism, Rhetoric, Student Publications Advisor REVJAMES D. BROWN hThe heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden Hight, but they, while their companions slept, were toiling upward in the night? eLongfellow Acts, I and II Corinthians, Doctrinal Survey, Historical Theology, Homileties, Introduction to Prophecy, Patterns of Evangelism, Pentecostal Truths, Phillipians-Colossians-Philemon, Speech, Thessalonians-Titus, Senior Class Advisor MISS ESTELLA BURKHART ttln the swift rush of great events, we find ourselves groping to know the full sense and meaning 0fthese times in which we live. In our quest of understanding, we beseech God,s guid- ance. t, -Eisenh0wer Assistant Librarian, Dactylology 26