North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and atimeto build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn', and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a timeto speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 ARCHIVE197O Published for the students and friends of NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA REV. DEAN EASTMAN, Advisor DEAN ANDERSON, Co-Editor JAY W. WOLF, Co-Editor HONOR REV. RAYMOND LEVANC. ... that reminds me of a story I'd Iiketotellt . . . and he does as he has as he shall be reminded to repeat that one again until droll humor no longer succeeds in inciting the placid to remark . . . ugh! ...sick! ..tgo away! . .. Call him: Compton's incarnate . .. Christianity Today . t. Sports Illustrated a .. Reader's Digest . .. or what have you, But stick around a little bit . .. the Reverend's just starting to unleash ... and he does as he has as he shall continue to be one of the finest instructors that North Central has ever had. The 1970 Senior class and Archive Staff is delighted to honor Rev. Raymond Levang. DEDICATION DR. G. RAYMOND CARLSON He's gone now . .. But we'll still think about him as the man who used to sit at the top desk and make decisions and spur on the building pro- gram and travel to speak in behalf ofthecollege and yet still have enough time fora friendlysmile and even take time out to at- tend our basketball games when possible. He's obtained a higher position now with more responsibility and less time and all the fringe benefits that come with more responsibility and less time . .. But it's still fun to reminisce! It was decided during one of these times of reminiscence that it would be fitting for the Senior class and the Archive staff to show their appreciation for him by dedicating this year's Archive to him. This we have done knowing that we'll probably keep the Archive forthe rest of our life just as we will keep our memories of him. The 1970 Archive is dedicated to Dr. C-. Raymond Carlson. ff: 81: ., xhywvu. 31 .? y. , TOURTELLOTTE GUEST CENTER This colonial mansion was a gift from Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Francis Tourtel- lotte to the Deaconess Movement, which was affiliated with the Asbury Hospital Corporation. The building, which is constructed of grey bedford stone and grey brick, was started in 1913 and dedicated in October of 1915. The original estimates for construction were $60,000, but reached $150,000 when completed. The building is presently being used as a con- ference and guest center. w-g +'- '.7 9 ! 5.21.. MEN'S RESIDENCE Ihls building was used as a hospital by the Methodist denomination. Asbury Hospital, as it was known, was started in 1992, completed m the fall of 1923, and dedicated January 8, 1924. The building was purchased by North Central Bible College in August, 1969, as a part of the expansion program of the college. Q80 kf10 Ln Fwy 0110 i 5 3 hr V P1 3 O1 1 1 , u P3 r W 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 9 ADMINISTRATION ...................... 20 t STUDENTS .............................. 40 x SERVICE ................................ 90 WORSHIP .............................. 118 4 ORGANIZATIONS ...................... 132 O1 . ACTIVITIES ............................. 146 ADVERTISEMENTS ...................... 168 J INDEX ................................. 193 '9 1!! mmWa -' in ?ed d 4 .75: Jidns '0' : ca 151 Isl .1. , .60QO , ii. 4 mczease -. 954 ; 'llldld AM 'I. M , dcd. Mia poem am- My wmcn 6:61 H 8e M K L , M ?MMMMMMM WM t , g7 .NKMMJW MM MMMMMM MMMMMM ,MMMM W ' Ilhounla .b Sbag 1, g i you lama? Mugaul 1301! do is. .. 1m? . , ' June 10 la eta, '. a S e10 61.. e . 7:4 me: o zen i! t WWCI Ltvwx MOUR CITY '5: d: . ram: wis- . ' e'; , , . grgitv' - ,,. .321 ' 1- 33,; r. o . m I . . . . O J Compliments of Northwestern National Bank. CAMPUS For the past eight years North Central has been privileged to have as its lead- er a man widely respected by all who know him. The ministry and laity of the Assemblies of God have shown their confidence in him by naming him one of their Assistant General Superintendents. His family of friends among the faculty and student body and staff at the col- lege extend a hearty thank you to G. Raymond Carlson. We will follow you, Brother Carlson, with our prayers. PRES l D E NT GRAYM o N , v TC'ARLsoN;-;f.7' 1961-1969 President and Mrs. Carlson. l; l l uzCYRIL E. HOMER 3 1970 - i President and Mrs. Homer. ! l 1 l, g l l i l A f l f' - PRESI-ENT North Central is entering upon a new era of development. We are most for- tunate to have as our new President a man who has all the qualifications which will enable him to give proper direction during this era. President Homer, your ministry and service as pastor, chaplain and college. President assure us that we have the right man stepping into the ranks to fill the place vacated by our former leader; God bless you! R rm Iriso moo a N W5 f 1,; CERTIFICA TE of ENDORSEMENT E Th15 15 t0 eertzjjl that north Central Bible College havmg met the requzrement5 for endor5eme11ta5 5et forth 111 the Bylaw 0f the General Council of the A55emhlie5 of God 15 hereby offz'ez'ezlbz recognized and endomed hy the Department ofEdueatz'on 0f the A55emhlze5 of God Given 11t Sprz'ngjheld M155011r1' th15 Fit 5t day of Sept . 11959for the academic year '9 5 9 7D . C25: g$WMZ7 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR W 613 gfwiyl NATIONAL SECRETARY UORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE C1 910 ELLIUTAVE.SO.,MINNEAPOLIS,MINNESOTA55404 0 332-3491 Dear Graduate: Paul makes a statement to the Corinthians and the Philippians which so aptly describes my feelings that I make bold to use them concerning you. I readily recognize that the Apostle used this expression for those who were his converts, nevertheless I wish to borrow his words. He wrote: Ye are our irejoicingi 2 Corinthians 1:14 For what is our hope, or joy, or crown of rejoicing? Are not even ye. . . ? This is the way I feel about you. Your victories and successes are my joy. YOur struggles and problems are my concerns. These years which you have spent at NORTH CENTRAL have been very important ones . Every aspect of your life has been influenced. The contributions you make to society. . .the kind of a family you raise. . . the way in which you cope with both the victories and defeats that make up this life of ours. . .the manner in which you do God's will. . . these and many other extremely vital matters will depend on what you make of the training which you have received. This we share in common - I, too, am leaving NORTH CENTRAL this year. Only I will be gone before you. By graduation day you will have become better acquainted with my successor, Rev. Cyril E. Homer. I know you will have learned to love, respect, and appreciate President Homer greatly in the time which he will have served the college before your graduation. He and I and the faculty wish you God's very best. Let excellence, not just acceptability, characterize your life. Holding Christ preeminent, making Him first, doing all things as unto Him can be nothing but a synonym for excellence. Go in His strength and He will grant you the success that He alone can give. Sincerely yours , President GRC:jk PROGRESS OF NCBC Birthplace of North Central North Central Bible Institute Student body of 1942 Rev. FJ. Lindquist Our founder Change of N.C.B.l. to N.C.B.C. l8 MSELmMWW Proposed Chapel-Auditorium Complex North Central Bible College had its humble origin 40 years ago. In 1930 the Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle was the location where 31 students gathered to learn more of the Word of God. Due to an increasing enrollment, larger facilities were needed. In 1937 the Asbury Methodist Hospital, located at 910 Elliot Ave., was purchased. With the expanded facilities now at their disposal, the administration saw fit to set up a Business Education Dept. In the spring of 1957, the name North Central Bible Institute was officially changed to North Cen- tral Bible College. Rev. F.J. Lindquist was at the helm when North Central first began and continued as presi- dent until he retired in 1961. Dr. C. Raymond Carlson was named as his successor. Dr. Carl- son led us onward, and in 1969, under his direction, we acquired the adjacent property pre- viously known as Asbury Methodist Hospital and Tourtellotte Memorial Home. In the summer of 1969, Dr. Carlson was elected by the General Council to the position of Assistant General Supt. The Board of Regents met, and through God's guidance, proceeded to find a replacement in the person of Rev. Cyril Homer. President Homer is presently bear- ing the responsibilities of his office as well as taking an active interest in the weifare of the students - just as the two men preceding him have done so well. Dr. G. Raymond Carlson Rev. Cyril Homer ?1 a time for ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF REGENTS givwh Y 3 3 4x SEATED: Rev. H.H. Rhode, Secretary; Rev. S.H. Peterson, Rev. E.M. Clark; Rev. S.E. Johnson; Mr. J. Bolin; Rev. A.C. Chairman; Dr. GR. Carlson; Rev. LE. Curtis. STANDING: Kingsriter; Mr. C.M. Nelson; Mr. C..H. Danielson; Mr. A.W. Rev. R.W. Dortch; Rev. R.K. Beachem; Rev. O.W. Lemberg; Cast. The Board of Regents is the principal governing body of North Central Bible College. Each of the five sponsoring Districts are represented by the District Superintendent, an ordained minister, and a prominent layman. The College President, by virtue of his office, is also a partici- pating member of this board. These gentlemen meet as necessity de- mands to review progress and finances, establish school policies, and employ administrative and faculty personnel. This year has been of particular importance to the board, in as much as they have had to deal with problems concerning the purchase of new property and the choosing of a new school President, in addition to their normal activities. 22 BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. L. B. Larsen; Rev. D. H. Mapson; Rev. M. C. Nelson; Rev. Raymond Levang; Rev. Cyril Homer, Chairman. The Board of Administration functions directly be- neath the supervision of the Board of Regents. It is re- sponsible for the promotion and operation of the Col- lege. This Board is composed of five members, each of whom has devoted much time toward the develop- ment programs of the College, the institution's daily proceedings, as well as its academic and business policies. 23 DEAN OF STUDENTS REV. ROBERT BAYLESS We are more than pleased that the Lord has provided North Central with a man possessing the qualities of leadership seIf-evident in our new Dean of Students. Although he constitutes a new addition to the faculty and administra- tion, we are readily coming to know him. Rev, Bayless is a graduate of South Western Bi- ble College. As an acting Indiana pastor during the preceeding sixteen years, he has had op- portunity to develope a fine reputation as a man of boundless energy and zeal. He is presently serving North Central in the capacity of Dean of Students, acting head of the Discipline and Rules Committee, and also instructs a class in personal counseling. 24 DEAN OF EDUCATION REV. M. C. NELSON As an educator, counselor, and Army Chaplain possessing many years of experience from which to draw knowledge gained, our Dean of Education is rather adept at being able to rem- edy almost any situational problem the average student might devise. Rev. Nelson directs the entire educational program including curricu- lum, faculty, and of course, the students themselves. His duties as Registrar include matters pertain- ing to class schedules and credit requirements for graduation. Dean Nelson is a man greatly admired and a counselor well frequented. These qualities coupled with his daily duties well afford him the position as being one of the busiest men on campus. 48s DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT North Central's public relations would be quite incomplete if it were not for the boundless zeal of our Director of Develop- ment and Business Man- agement, REV. D. H. MAPSON. His responsi- bilities include the finan- cial development of the college, student finances, purchasing, management, and maintenance. Bro. Mapson's extra-curricular activities include a great deal of traveling and speaking in behalf of our coHege. PUBLIC RELATIONS A new and fine addition to the public relations staff at NCBC is KEITH HEERMANN. His ideas and creative pho- tography assist in promoting public interest in the business and expansion affairs of NCBC. He is managing editor of our quarterly publication, Thrust. His work can also be seen in various pieces of literature found around the college. We are glad to welcome Rev. Heermann to the staff and we look forward to more of his creative work in the future. REV. KEITH HEERMANN 25 MISS ESTELLA BURKHART Assistant Librarian, Language , ED 0'? W 31 751A EIAOKIZA REV. DEAN EASTMAN Chairman of the Department of Bible and Christian Edu- cation. Christian Education lies y. 1? 35$;3s3 fa REV. JAMES HEARN Librarian, English REV. JOHN KELLY Bible, Speech, Science 27 REV. JAMES KING Chairman of the Department of Bible and Missions. The- ology, Missions REV. ORILL KRANS Director of Christian Service Ministries. Gospel Hymns Advisor. Practics 28 REV. L. B. LARSEN Chairman of the Department of Bible and Music. Direc- tor of Evangelaires. On Sabbatical Leave REV. RAYMOND LEVANG History, Bible, Missions, Language 29 REV. JOHN P. PHILLIPPS Chairman of the Department of Bible and Pastoral Stud- ies. Bible, Missions, Language, Humanities REV. ROBERT SCHOOLEY Dean of Men. Speech, Bible, Physical Education 3O REV. WILLIAM SNOW Bible, Theology, Language MISS IONESOLTAU Dean of Women. Christian Education 31 REV. DON TANNER English, Speech, Violin MRS. KAREN ST. JOHN Music, Piano 32 . .' A1,. - H V'TH Uzi, VL' ,a'l'J I ' llAJS; 5 Xp 0Q J. PHILLIPGUSTAFSON Voice MRS. BETTY GRAMS MRS. RONNA WYANT Bible, Missions, Language Music, Piano 33 PART-Tl ME FACULTY REV. GARY CARLSON Bible CLAUDE AMITIE Language MRS. CYRIL HOMER English , CZ; C CM? A Q ANNIE KRUIZE L PhysicaIEducation LII'L W ' - W VJN - CAROL VETTER :E mLESkD $Ri wgk I Language X v S msf T?N' :3 My $ A g'quLy qooMayz'QCfig R Sver'k me LL 343mm Cw r? f , L H L EELLHE 9; WE NLHW N05 VOL A Q LA ME bLZSQ-Gp Wk J C0 G VL: Lu mm; WNW LSLLLELJLLTL um MUSIC FACULTY RITA HOFERMAN Piano MRS. WILMA LARSEN Piano CAL RAY Piano, Guitar PAUL QUARINO Organ 35 MRS. ANNA STRUBEL Piano PLANT SUPERINTENDENT: Fred Halquist. ENGINEER Pygman. Holmquist; Georg- Ewbank; Frank LeRoy; JM$W7 STUDENT CUSTODIAL STAFF , I -n-r1:D-IU3 t ophie Halquist. V K P I . MY www Hmur .mw 415M $6ng HOUSEKEEPING: a 63,121 I fxfb t0 094D. $M7MK i wiz? CAFETERIA: Irma Mill r; Betty Hintz, anager; Lila Schwartz. BQOKSTQRE: George Rasmussen, Managern MAIL CLERK: Mary Brown. . kw ' ; . ACCOUNTING: Virginia Peterson, Accountant; Carolyn Mount; Sylvia McWatters. a 1 l IsMS Annie Kruize, Pam Phare. Bowman. SECRETARIES: Linda Ward Rachel Koenig, Recorder; Mary MrJ 'll,Egm MTE RECEPTIONISTS: Shoemaker. Jen McCabe; S T ., J A SECRETARIES: Karen Peterson; Angie Schafer. erman; Karen Saari. LIBRARIANS: Sue Halquist; Yvonne Daly; Delores Sornberger. SECRETARIES: Mary Esther Kelly, SEATED; Rita Hof- Charlotte Tex Bayless and Hayseed Hearn. Guess who 8 guess when? It's all in a day's work. SeHor Phillips veel now teech us dee lesson. 39 M Kw 91:5,? , 4 n?ggzxagng. time for STUDENTS DEGREE CANDIDATES . '3: tazrx;:.ts.kkeutk:4'kyiu ! 3 -' $ 3 .i' CLASS OFFICERS President ..................................................... Art Wood Vice President .............................................. Gary Liddle Secretary ................................................. Sandy Church Treasurer ................................................ Muriel Johnson Advisor ........................................... Rev. Raymond Levang 42 LARRY ANDES Remington, Virginia CHARLES ALLEN Kenosha, Wisconsin DONALD BOWMAN Granada, Minnesota SAMUEL BENSON Akron, Ohio 43 SHERYL BROCKMANN Fairmont, Minnesota DAVID BURKHART Adrian, Michigan EDWARD CALPH St. Paul, Minnesota CLYDE CHAMPION National Mine, Michigan 44 CHARLES CLORE Crawfordsville, Indiana SANDRA CHURCH Beloit, Wisconsin YVONNE DALY Mountain Lake, Minnesota MARSHA COLEGROVE St. Ignace, Michigan 45 GARY DAVIDSON Minot, North Dakota JERRY DENSE Cayuta, New York PHILIP DEVRIES Zion, Illinois 46 THEODORE GRAF Hettinger, North Dakota CARL GRAVES Ethan, South Dakota MARTHA GEFFERT Northfield, Minnesota 47 DAVID HALQUIST Fort Wayne, Indiana MICHAEL HALQUIST j Fort Wayne, Indiana DONALD HARPER Eau Claire, Wisconsin RICHARD HART Bushnell, Illinois 48 WILLIAM HENDRICKS Fort Dodge, Iowa RICHARD HELTEMES St. Louis Park, Minnesota HARLEY HOLDEN Little Falls, Minnesota JAMES HODGES Fort Lupton, Colorado 49 BLANE H USTON Brainerd, Minnesota MURIEL JOHNSON Park Rapids, Minnesota 50 LARRY ITES Mankato, Minnesota VERNON JUNKER Mountain Lake, Minnesota VERNON LATHE Ashland, Wisconsin RICHARD JOHNSON ; Sparks, Nevada . 4 , , Ix - 17 17,, ,,,, ff? 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X L43; ':,r , 94,. , ,, 9, k V i5?! r ' . , V r Iv t , 5 X4 X $ f $1 f 1 C2 7 x f z .12 g .621 7, . 1 ,, ,7 ,V , j .uxjgf1 -7 Lacs: tr V , ., ' A v ; t ,5 x; ?'i 1 I 7 9 Iv LK'LJU .7 .1' n'1'..;' a , H j r, ; Kyaam H a An , . , ARLON LEE Benson, Minnesota CARY LIDDLE Minneapolis, Minnesota KENNETH LUNDEEN East Moline, Illinois MARY LUNDQUIST Red Wing, Minnesota 52 RICHARD MC WATTERS PAUL MC NUTT Zion, Illinois Traverse City, Michigan CYNTHIA PAGET Le Claire, Iowa JAMES MIKUL Milwaukee, Wisconsin wmw ' 53 PAMELA PHARE lshpeming, Michigan VAN POE Adrian, Michigan DONALD PITMAN Williston, North Dakota 54 VIRGINIA SCRIBNER Minneapolis, Minnesota DAVID SJOBERG Stillwater, Minnesota MARVIN RICHTER Shawano, Wisconsin 55 RONALD SWIGER Kent, Ohio PAUL TIMM Shawano, Wisconsin 56 J w 22A 6x MELITA TACC-ERT Miles City, Montana DAVID TOSTEN Minneapolis, Minnesota WESLEY VAGLE Duluth, Minnesota WILLIAM TROUTMAN New Castle, Pennsylvania ROBERT VEACH Normal, Illinois JAMES VANGEN Minneapolis, Minnesota 57 JOHN WARD Clinton, Iowa RICHARD WILLIAMS Port Matilda, Pennsylvania LESTER WILFONC- Cottage Hills, Illinois 58 ARTH UR WOOD Granada, Minnesota CAROLYN ZELTMAN Eldora, Iowa PAULA WOMBLE Rockford, Illinois 59 DIPLOMA JAMES HASERODT NOLAN KELSEY Litchfield, Minnesota Newton, Iowa DENNIS KRUGER MARJORIE OLSON Hutchinson, Minnesota Princeton, Minnesota 60 Pound for pound, Paul's a great guy. Did you ever hear a Clore snore? Blinking Thinking Bowman. Would Chuck, chuck wood? 61 JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ............................................ George Thomassen Vice President .......................................... Dean Anderson Secretary .................................................. Judi Johnson Treasurer .................................................. Marge Olson Advisor ............................................... Rev. Don Tanner 62 Butch Amstutz Dean Anderson Leata Ashworth James Baker Minneapolis, Mn. Mankato, Mn. LaCrosse, Wis. Muncie, Ind. Stephen Beery Allen Boe Alton Bovee Jeanette Bowman Bloomington, Mn. Sherburn, Mn. Hibbing, Mn. Granada, Mn. 65' Barbara Brandow Sheryl Brockmann Rocky Bundy . XWA Grand , pids, Mich. Fairmont, Mn. Muncie, Ind. j J Guel Bush Steve Callery Daniel Coborn Richard Cornwall Waterloo, la. El Cajon, Calif. Waterloo, la. Taylor, Mich. Robert Culp Robert Day Martha DePoppe Michael Dickey Southmgton, Oh. Boston, Mass. Brainerd, Mn. Minnetonka, Mn. 63 Ingrid Douglas Dave Eichenberger 1 Joseph Ellis Gary, Ind. Saginaw, Mich. Marion, Ind. Charles Engle Neil Fjeld East St. Louis, Ill. Duluth, Mn. Robert Graham St. Paul, Mn. Paul Greene Trudy Groot Chuck Hamilton Dave Hampton Augusta, Ga. Sheldon, la. Stow, Oh. Stow, Oh. 0 James Hanson Brunhilde Heit Richard Heltemes g. 6g , Luck, Wis. Oconto, Wis. St. Louis Park, Mw $ g $ . T a Kafhleen Hugley South St. Paul, Mn. Rita Hoferman Daniel Hughes White Bear Lake, Mn. Edina, Mn. 64 Larry Hunt Cyndie Jeter Judi Johnson Woodville, Oh. Minneapolis, Mn. Brainerd, Mn. Vonita Johnson Earl Karsikas Michael Kelley Alexandria, Mn. Duluth, Mn. Iowa City, la. Jean Knoll Noel Koenig Graham Lee Jeanine Lee Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Rochester, NY. Brakpan, South Africa Princeton, Mn. Rebecca Lindstrom Sally McClure William McCoy Circle Pines, Mn. Sioux City, Ia. Louisville, Ky. Larry McDermeit Xi Sue Mount LeRoy Nelson Minneapolis, Mn. 1 , I lronton, Mn. Hoffman, Mn. . 'I y7 l 65 Doyle Patterson Homer Phillips Jo Anne Rahman Fort Dodge, la. , Berkley, Mich. Northfield, Mn. V 6953 ngg 4L Calvin Ray William Ripley Richard Saari Acidalia, NY. St. Paul, Mn. Ishpeming, Mich. 4 N-ag x V: 12. A Daniel Schafer Gordon Seefeldt Charlotte Shoemaker Harold Siirila Sherburn, Mn. Milwaukee, Wis. Baltimore, Md. Ironwood, Mich. Nancy Sirvio David Sluka Gordon Snell Milwaukee, Wis. Dearborn, Mich. Benton Harbor, Mich. Ken Snyder James Thomas George Thomassen Manassas, Va. Tomah, Wis. Glenwood, Mn. 66 Raymond Todd Alfred Valdez David Ventling Sullivan, Mo. Milwaukee, Wis. Buffalo, Wyo. Gary Wagner Edwin Weber Raymond Weets Menomonie, Wis. Springfield, Ill. Ocheyedan, la. Craig Wetterlund Gaylene White Patricia White R. Michael White Warren, Mn. Sioux City, la. Barryton, Mich. Dayton, Oh. Ramona Wierson Arretta Williams Donald Wiltshire Ames, la. Pittsfield, HI. Coleman, Wis. Jay Wolf Paul Yaekel David Yannatone Shawano, Wis. Racine, Wis. Rochester, NY. 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS loam JDEICE f . : T $ M2315 CLASSCDHHCERS ' I President .................................. i Jerry Carlson l. Vice President ............................. Marti RomngL;k Secretary .................................. inSEEyJ Treasurer. ................................. Vicki Johnson Advisor ............................. Rev. Robert Schooley 68 Martin Aldridge Vicki Anderson Lawrence Anhalt Dayton, Oh. Cedar Falls, la. Minneapolis, Mn. Phyllis Annoni Minneapolis, Mn. Diane Aue James Beaber Karen Beaber Brodhead, Wis. Shawano, Wis. Shawano, Wis. ,w x Terry Bell Cheryl Benson Martin Bontrager Patricia Caldwell Lonnie Campbell Sioux Falls, SD. Willmar, Mn. Frankfort, Ind. LaFarge, Wis. Waupaca, Wis. Jerry Carlson Judith Carlson Renee Carlson Willmar, Mn. Willmar, Mn. Suva, Fiji Michael Casperson Nevada, Ia. 5x4 $ Harlan Clark Rodney Collver Elaine Corey Marshalltown, la. Madison, Wis. Liverpool, NY. 69 Karen Crowell Chicago, Ill. Sharon Davis Livonia, Mich. James DeMeII Niles, III. James Dahlberg Bonnie Davidson Hot Springs, SD. Minot, ND. Roston Davis Nassau, Bahamas Sharon Dearing Wanda Dell Pontiac, Mich. Appleton, Wis. Lynn Dexter Sandra Dorsey Patricia Drury Thomas Dury Marshalltown, la. Nevada, la. Eau Claire, Wis. Denver, Colo. Alyce Edwards Donald Edwards John Eneboe Racine, Wis, Ankeny, la. Sioux Falls, SD. Douglas Engstrom Orlando, Fla. Donald Erlitz Laura Evans Donald Eyer Stillwater, Mn. Carrollton, Oh. Midway, Ky. 70 i Phyllis Eytzen George Feller Marella Fischer Rice Lake, Wis. Alberta, Canada Roseville, Mn. Kathryn Fisher Verndale, Mn. David Flack Harley Forest I Philip Fratto Bethalto, Ill. Minneapolis, Mn. Vineland, NJ. 49,. . f k :2 Ricky Fredericks David Gainey Beverly Goff Mona Re Grams Becky Griffith Shelby, Oh. Detroit, Mich. Hot Springs, Ark. LaPaz, Bolivia Ludington, Mich. r m $ 6 X 4,27 SH - i513 VJ . x 1 .J' am ! 3:49 I r .9. 9' i i . ' 'V- WOO ' Sp; Marcia Grigsby Bruce Hardt Nancy Hartley 9 Fort Madison, la. Minneapolis, Mn. Des Moines, la. Thomas Hartmann Delavan, Wis. Theodore Haynes Connie Hoekstra Kathleen Hubert Findlay, Oh. Spicer, Mn. Wauwatossa, Wis. 71 Raymond Hudson June Iverson Vicki Johnson Mazomanie, Wis. Cameron, Wis. Kelso, Ore. Lynn Jones Cokato, Mn. Bruce Kallies Samuel Kirk John Krans Menasha, Wis. Clear Lake, la. Minneapolis, Mn. l Sharon Kvasnica Shirley Kvasnica Jay Lammert Deloris Lampert Gerald Lemberg Birch Run, Mich. Birch Run, Mich. Marsland, Neb. Caledonia, Mn. Janesville, Wis. Sharon Lesczykowski Michael Lindstrom Virginia Losievsky Sheboygan, Wis. Circle Pines, Mn. Wayne, Mich. Richard Luedke Coon Rapids, Mn. Allan Lutcavish Kathryn Magee Edward Makaryk Merrillan, Wis. Randall, Mn. Plainfield, Wis. 72 Barbara Martin Crookston, Mn. John McEachran Chamberlain, S.D. Judith McEachran Viroqua, Wis. Richard McDowell Chicago, Ill. Leland Martin Oshkosh, Wis. Roy Miles Mark Miller Mondovi, Wis. Hale, Mich. Robert Miller Marlys Miller Bolivar, Pa. Mora, Mn. Audubon, la. Jonathan Olson Barbara Palmer Becker, Mn. Patricia Novak Deford, Mich. Carey Parr David Palmquist Richland Center, Wis. Cambridge, Mn. 73 Kenneth Moeckl Boyceville, Wis. Ruth Peterson Callaway, Mn. Kenneth Neitzel Shawano, Wis. Judith Monfort Denver, CoIo. Thomas E. Palmer Moline, III. John Poland Larry Powell Berneta Rasmusson Wichita, Kan. Pittsfield, III. Woonsocket, S.D. Lena Remsing Ubly, Mich. Keith Roman Martin Roman Larry Russell Coleman, Mich. Coleman, Mich. Naspau, Bahamas r Jonathan Schafer Susan Schlender Roger Shirk Tim Simonson Sandra SPEiCh Sherburn, Mn. Brookfield, Wis. Kansas City, Mo. Pardeeville, Wis. Tomahawk, Wis. Howard Spriggs David Squire Kimmit Stephens Finday, Oh. Ames, Ia. ElWOOd, Ind. Joel Stocker Rochester, Mn. Mari Storeby Rickey Story Randall Swagger Strandquist, Mn. Colome, S.D. Lake City, Mn. 74 Beth Taylor Diane Templeton Daniel Turner Rachel Turner Paul Van Gorp Alhambra, Calif. Elkhart, Ind. Waterloo, la. Waterloo, la. Reasnor, la. Argene Van Veldhuizen Dale Wagner Robert Warwick Kay Weeks Clara City, Mn. Menomonie, Wis. Tujunga, Calif. Storm Lake, la. M '3 km A m A '1 Fred West Tamara West Darrell Wiley Gaylen Worthley Michael Wyatt Jamaica, la. Clinton, Ill. Center Point, la. Sherburn, Mn. Nucla, Colo. When Ricky was a wee, little man. . . I'll never put my finger in an outlet again! Flash Engstrom strikes again! 75 FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ................................. David Campbell Vice President .......................... Marvin Bontrager Secretary ............................... Michael Pinkerton Treasurer .................................... Fred Tomko Advisor ................................ Rev. William Snow 76 Melvin Adkins Johnny Allison Dennis Anderson Jerry Anderson Leland Anderson Sheryl Anderson Ladysmith, Wis. Orlando, Fla. Brooklyn Center, Mn. Minneapolis, Mn. Tomah, Wis. White Bear Lake, Mn. Wendell Anderson Marilyn Anfinson Annette Arnold RU'SSE AUStin Mankato, Mn. Scranton, N.D. Creston, la. Milton, WiS- Margaret Axmark Rochester, Mn. Elizabeth Bernard Coon Rapids, Mn. Diane Bernander . . Greendale Wis. Those squ1rrelly freshmen should learn how to drive! Gary Bogard Marvin Bontrager J. Duane Branscum Marilyn Briggs Sioux Falls, SD. Frankfurt, Ind. Cannard, Ind. Baraboo, Wis. Valerie Brockmann Craig Bronner Fairmont, Mn. Hot Springs, SD. Elk Lake, Mn. 5L LOUiS Park, Mn. Elkhart, Ind. La Farge, WiS Gary Brown Cynthia Bryan David Butts Bonnie Caldwell 77 David Campbell Linda Campbell Sherry Carlson Stanley Carlson Sally Coborn Nancy Colclazier Audubon, Ia. Toled0, Ohio Bloomington, Mn. Willmar, Mn Fairfield, Ia. HilChCOCk, SD. Linda Cole Linda Collins XX Allen Covington Gayle Crocker Mankato, Mn. Colby, Kan. JK V! Beloit, Wis. Verndale, Mn. John Daniel Kerala State, India R? Q? David Dahlberg Jgd Hot Springs, SD. TLci? T . cw x :- if K. K. Dani of R Danle v, Madras ea N f 085' Y Bro. Snow will try Bismark, N.D. Mb Charles Davis Livonia, Mich. loseph Dawson Donald Deike Ronald Deike Des Moines, la. Marshall, Mn. Marshall, Mn. Michael DeVito Glen Dexter Edwardsburg, Mich. Marshalltown, Ia. Daniel DiCkey Sandra Dickey Randolph Ekanger Marvin Everwine Minnetonka, Mn. Worthington, Mn. Humboldt, S.D. Clay CRY: Ind. 78 134x . V. Constance Eyer Lana Feest Douglas Flanders Ronald Gentry Thomas Geselle Dan Gilbertson Minneapolis, Mn. West Allis, Wis. Richfield, Mn. Colon, Mich, Rochester, Mn. Barnsville, Mn Laura Glenn Gary Grogan John Grover Darlene Cuenther Amboy, Ill. Pittsfield, Ill. lnt'l Falls, Mn. Wausau, Wis. Linda Hall Hartford, City, lnd Larry Gunther Evansville, Ind. Yvonne Hall Thomas Halquist Olivet, Mich. lvish to be alone! F0 wayne' ' d' Douglas Halverson Elaine Hamble Marie Hardin g Karen Haynes Dallis, Wis. Centuria, Wis. Grand Rapids, Mich. BeHefontaine, Ohio Sharon Haze!wood Norman Hieman Brenda Hoffman Lloyd Hohn RICE Lake, WIS. Cambridge, Wis. lshpeming, Mich. Shawano, Wis. Evansville, Mn. David Holmgren Joseph Hood Minneapolis, Mn. 79 David Hostetter Elaine Howdeshell James lverson Janet Jacobson Dean lohnson Karolynn Johnson Washburn, Wis. Wichita, Kan. Cameron, Wis. La Crosse, Wis. Sebeka, Mn. Chappell, Neb. Daniel Jones Karlis Kammerman Georgette Kanada Lois Kellum Penny Klein Howard Kruize Annandale, Mn, Shawano, Wis. St. Paul, Mn. Spencer, la. Cornell, Wis. Donnelley, M - Raelene Kultala Jeffery Lageson Detroit Lakes, Mn. Crystal, Mn. 431 Virginia Lageson Janet Large Medford, Mn. 1' Killbuck, Ohio Linda Larsen Janice Larson Marlene Larson Rebecca Lesczykowski Richfield, Mn. Suva, Fiji Islands Swea City, Iowa Sheboygan, Wis. Anita Line Larry Lundy David Lundsford Vicki Mack Cynthia Mandigo Kathy Martenies Verndale, Mn. Anoka, Mn. Pace, Fla, Anoka, Mn. Anoka, Mn. Rogers City, Mich. 8O ;fgi A$g, A A AAM 1. Arlene Messer Steven Miles Mondovi, Wis. Peggy McVey Southgate, Mich. David Mclntire Chariton, la. Donna McCaleb Larry McCormick Rochester, Mn. Robinson, Ill. Niles, Mich. Barbara Nelson Melford Nelson Richfield, Mn. River Falls, Wis. Jane Murphy Diane Nannfeldt Cameron, Ill. Niles, Mich. Anita Nich ls Little Falls, Mn. Rebecca Nelson Brainerd, Mn. Mikki Olin Virginia, Mn. Karen Norton Rochester, Mn. Ax CA7 - Lyfeu;- f S K? A x 1x 1.1 -'J . h '? 23X. u A K A ' '1, :3 ? $1 $$5x th 1. .AN ,z- A x Susan Olsen LeAnn Osland James Parker Peggy Patterson Northwood, N.D. Sarepta, La. Columbus, Oh. Anoka, Mn. David Pearson Daniel Peters lames Peterson Leslie Peterson Michael Pinkerton Robert Poland Mora, Mn. St. Paul, Mn. Jos, Nigeria Hungry Horse, Mont. Bettendorf, la. Wichita, Kan. 81 Donna Polzin Neillsville, Wis. Darcy Ready Sisseton, S.D. Patricia Ruckman Toledo, 0h. Clifford Sanders Pana, Ill. Almeda Schaible St. Paul, Mn. Steven Scrabeck Alden, Mn. Colleen Powell Baraboo, Wis. Steven Robins Bemidji, Mn. Dayle Schroeder Mountain Lake, Mn. David Seaman Belleville, Mich, AAWX ' Mary Powell Baraboo, Wis. Gerald Seeman Deer Creek, Mn. Shirley Powell Pittsfield, Ill; Sally Shaver Peck, Mich. 82 Patsy Pruitt Creenville, III. Lavona Roman Coleman, Mich. Robert Schwandt Kenosha, Wis. Dawn Shaw Sterling, Ill. LaVonne Purcell Bettendorf, Ia. Richard Rouc Elkhart, Ind. Darla Ryswyk Edgerton, Mn. Daniel Schaefer Elmore, Mn. Alan Scott Knoxville, Ill. Dennis Simmons Lombard, Ill. Marilyn Simmons Michael Smith Norma Smith Charla Sonner Edgar Sornberger Janice Strack Lombard, III. Iron River, Mich. , Joliet, N.D. Wichita, Kan. Jenkins, Mn. Spencer, la. Richard Stratton Anthony Sutake Ruth Synhorst Paul Templeton Carlinville, Ill. Grant, Mich. Slurgis, S.D. Elkhart, Ind. William Templeton Shirley Thomas Milford, NJ. Des Arc, Ark. 5 Curtis Thomassen . . . . Sh 1 Th Glenwood, Mn. Most freshmen are tImIdly approaching the plnacle of success. e' a ompson Newton, la. Marlene Timmons Kalamazoo, Mich. Tamara Thompson Tommy Thorn Christine Tietz Wyoming, Mich. Red Oak, la. Dallas, Wis. 06? ?Ndn' 42$ Fred Tomko Rebekah Turner Linda Turnmire Ellen Tyler Michael VanArsdale Beaver Dam, Wis. Waterloo, la. Mather, Wis. Kalamazoo, Mich. Clio, Mich. lanet VanSickel Marshalltown, la. 83 lerry Veach Terry Veach Jon Vought Filimoni Waqa Kinisimere Waqa Joe Warner Normal, Ill. Mount Pulaski, Ill. Big Lake, Mn. Fiji Islands Fiji Islands Reliance, SD. :5 AA loseph West Mason City, la. Vicki Warwick Tujunga, Calif. 3V3 J Becky White Merrill, la. Raymond Wick Bloomington, Mn. Ramon Wiley Mitchell, SD. Janice Wilkins Kalamazoo, Mich. I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll . . , . ' ' ' Steven Wilson Linda! Williams I sh nnon Cit la. Pmsfleld, III. a y, :3: . i M Candace Woodland Dennis Woodruff Clark, SD. Ila Worth Christine Yaekel Ronald Zimmerman Mf- Freshman Rauson, Oh- Omaha, Neb. Racme, Wis. lndianola, la. Anytown, USA- 84 An Italian bed bug Aw, come on, Rita, she can't be that bad. I mustache these things away Will you please quit scratching your nails on the black- board! 85 SPRING SEMESTER ENTRANTS Emanuel Abraham Lonnie Allman Anthony Benigas Paul Blair Shankarnagar, India Plainweli, Mich. El Dorado, Kan. Winnebago, Mn. , x 5! Ronald Blair Dorothy Dieffenderfer Miltofn'yl Douglas Winnebago, Mn. Marshalltown, la. Erh ard, Mn. Robert Ebaugh Dwight Fearing Kenneth Freeman William Gilligan Clear Lake, la. International Falls, Shepherd, Mn. Southington, Oh. Mn. Linda Hall Thomas Hennessy Jack Huisinga Denver, Colo. Burnsville, Mn. RenVIHE, Mn. 86 Jerome Huisinga Willmar, Mn. Darlene Larson Albert Lea, Mn. 4v Leah Laybourn David Lefurgey Heather MacDonald Kenosha, Wis. Fairfield, Calif. Knoxville, Ill. Peniel Marie Haiti Richard McGivern Darlene Miller Connie Nation Benson, Mn. Milwaukee, Wis. Waterloo, la. Jerry Olson Mark Pendergrass Kenneth Peters Paul Reed Becker, Mn. Wichita, Kan. Farmington, Mn. JaSOHViHE, Ind. Lana Savage David Skeans Terry Sovil Gillette, Wyo. Kenosha, Wis. Iron, Mn. 87 Deidra Thornton Hastings, Mn. Arlene Tibesar Linda Ward Rochester, Mn. St. Paul, Mn. Peggy Wenig Chandler West Ankeny, la. Eagle Bend, Mn. Eldon White Elizabeth Woodard Minneapolis, Mn. Medaryville, Ind. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Anderson Dave Debrotka Sam Debrotka Roger Fredrickson Deverly Gnetz . Rickey Harvey Lawrence Hotelling Say, did you girls ever hear the one about . . . 88 Barbara Kurschner Wesley Larson William Law Robert Perkins Lawrence D. Reed Wayne Stricklett John Weyandt Foreign exchange students? .uumum g p p . f f . . e 89 0! W cm x , a .- - 6a ,.- .. a .. time for SERVICE 93 MISSIONS The Student Missions Staff worked many long hours during the summer months to plan for this year's activities in Missions. They also met two hours each week to maintain and promote Mis- sions at North Central Bible College. Bi-monthly meetings with the Prayer Band officers helped keep them informed. Knowing that the burden of Missions was being developed among our stu- dents made all the long hours of work worthwhile. The Fall Home Missions Festival and the Spring Foreign Missions Convention were the spiritual highlights of the school year. The theme for the year, Time Is Running Out , expressed the ur- gency of the hour and was a constant Challenge for the staff. MISSIONS STAFF: Richard Saari; Jim Thomas; Muriel Johnson; Martha Geffert; Don Bowman; Rev. James King; Sally McClure; Marsha Grigsby; Richard Hart; Wesley Vagle. MISSIONS STAFF Rev. James King, Faculty Advisor Wesley Vagle, President 94 m.w Richard Hart, Missions Extension President; Richard Saari, Vice President, Outreach Coordinator Donald Bowman, Vice President, Program Coordinator Marsha Grigsby, Staff Secretary 95 Jim Thomas, Vice President Stewardship Coordinator Sally McClure, Art and Publicity. Martha Geffert, Vice President, Information Coordinator. 96 Muriel Johnson, Publications Secretary PRAYER BANDS In order to become more aware of the Assemblies of God missionaries, what they do, and what their needs are, students join one of the nine prayer bands which covers the area of the world that they are most interested in. The prayer bands offer opportunities for participation, in order that the student may bet- ter feel the burden for our missionaries. Through the extension program there are many opportunities to become more actively involved in missions. SPECIAL MINISTRIES PRAYER BAND: SEATED: A. Lee, Presi- dent; C. Paget, Secretary; C. Champion, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: J. Baker, D. Templeton, V. Mack, R. Turner, B. Lesczykowski, B. Turner, J. Bachman, A. Schaible, L. Larsen, J. Jacobson, L. Jones, W. Dell, L. Feest, D. Wilfong, R. Bundy. ROW 2: V. Lageson, L. Cole, M. Fischer, P. Ruck- man, R. Wierson, P. White, M. Lundquist, S. Dorsey, S. 97 Schlender, 5. Olson, L. Hohn. ROW 3: J. Parker, D. Halquist, E. Sornberger, L. Lundy, J. Murphy, M. Storeby, W. Ander- son, P. Yaekel, A. Covington, J. Grover, D. Pitman. ROW 4: R. Johnson, G. Grogan, C. Bronner, J. Allison, P. Timm, D. Woodruff, A. Wood, J. Anderson, M. Halquist, V. Lathe, M. Nelson, R. Davis. EUROPE PRAYER BAND: SEATED: J. Krans, President; B. Martin, Secretary; G. Liddle, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: R. Kultala, C. Rydholm, E. Bernard, V. Warwick, N. Sirvio, C. Sonner. ROW 2: R. Storey, D. Sjoberg, D. Jones, D. Halverson, J. Dawson, M. Roman. ROW 3: D. Pearson, K. Neitzel, J. Michel, D. Wil- ey, T. Halquist, C. Davis, J. Lageson. LATIN AMERICA PRAYER BAND: SEATED: E. Weber, Presi- dent; S. Speich, Secretary; T. Haynes, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: A. Edwards, S. Dearing, D. Schroeder, D. Ready, J. Johnson, K. Beaber, D. Guenther, C. Wood- land, T. Groot, M. Grams. ROW 2: K. Norton, L. Ashworth, B. White, R. Peterson, M. Olson, B. Heit, S. Carlson, C. Zelt- man, C. Mandigo, L. Osland. ROW 3: M. Adkins, M. Dickey, D. Dahlberg, J. Wolf, W. Templeton, D. Flanders, B. Kallies, J. Eneboe, R. Deike. ROW 4: D. Squire, V. Poe, G. Thomassen, D. Wiltshire, L. Nelson, R. Hudson, H. Kruize, W. Troutman, H. Clark, D. Schaefer, D. Deike. MIDDLE EAST AND SOUTHERN ASIA PRAYER BAND: SEATED: S. Callery, Vice President; 5. Mount, Secretary; B. Hendricks, President. STANDING: ROW1: M. Casperson, N. Colclazier, P. Caldwell, N. Smith, D. Stark, S, Brockmann, P. FAR EAST PRAYER BAND: SEATED: P. Greene, Vice Presi- dent; R. Carlson, Secretary; R. Veach, President. STAND- ING: ROW 1 : K. Roman, R. GentryI C. Kanada, J. Roman, R. Patterson, C. Tietz, V. Scribner. ROW 2: R. Swiger, L. Camp- bell, C. Hoekstra, K. Waqa, M. Miller, J. Carlson, J. Larson, R. Novak. ROW 2: L. Remsing, J. Wilkens, R. Schwandt, G. Worthley, W. McCoy, K. Hubert, T. Hartman. ROW 3: R. Culp, J. Beaber, M. Lindstrom, D. Palmquist, B. Huston, N. Kelsey, D. Engstrom, G. Snell, J. West. Hoferman, D. Yannatone. ROW 3: R. Shirk, P. Annoni, R. Warwick, P. Van Corp, F. West, P. Klein, C. Bryan, D. Turner. ROW 4: L. Powell, J. Vought, K. Waqa, N. Hieman, L. Mc- Cormick, R. Wick, H. Forrest, P. Templeton, K. Stevens, J. Veach, D. Coborn, C. Allen, S. Benson. a. ' . if .91 I , ,V Ii: . . j . i 0 13$1 1 13$?! u n: - 3 3.: :ti'. :3! ALASKA AND AMERICAN INDIANS PRAYER BAND: SEAT- ED: G. Davidson, President; Y. Daly, Secretary; L. MC- Dermeit, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: P. Phare, P. Womble, B. Davidson, D. Powell, 8. Hoffman. ROW 2: M. HOME MISSIONS PRAYER BAND: SEATED: C. Graves, Pres- ident; M. Colegrov'e, Secretary; R. Weets, Vice President. ROW 1: S. Thomas, D. Hall, B. Nelson, J. Bowman. ROW 2: P. Eytzen, B. Rasmussen, P. Fenske, V. Johnson, V. Brockmann, D. Lampert, B. Palmer, V. Anderson, A. Williams. ROW 3: R. Williams, C. Ray, D. Edwards, S. Robins, R. Todd, R. Ekanger, -u l , I M ' 7ny 4 . a Axmark, S. Thompson, J. Stocker, 5. Berry, M. Richter, K. Martinez. ROW 3: A. Line, M. Anfinsen, E. Howdeshell, D. Peters, L. Campbell, T. Dury, G. Seeman, G. Van Veldhuisen, D. McCaleb, B. Brandow. A. Valdez, M. Bontrager, A. Lutcavish. ROW 4: T. Simonson, E. Makaryk, D. Kruger, D. Johnson, S. Miles, K. K. Daniel, J. Olson, P. Fratto, J. DeMell, M. White. ROW 5: A. Bovee, H. Holden, L. Andes, G. Seefeldt, L. Russell, D. Flack, A. Boe, S. Scrabeck, G. Feller, H. Siirila, G. Wagner. DEAF AND BLIND PRAYER BAND: SEATED: D. Eichenber- ger, President; P. Drury, Secretary, S. Bush, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: E. Corey, S. Dickey, K. Johnson, K. Hugley, K. Fisher, M. Powell, M. Briggs. ROW 2: L. Williams, M. Larson, M. Taggert, B. Griffith, C. Powell, J. Rahman, S. AFRICA PRAYER BAND: SEATED: K. Lundeen, President; J. Lee, Secretary; J. Carlson, Vice President. STANDING: ROW 1: D. Patterson, S. Davis, D. Nannfeldt, V. Tyler, S. Kvasnica, A. Messer, P. Pruitt, C. Parr. ROW 2: S. Kvasnica, J. Large, R. Nelson, D. Polzin, S. Shaver, S. Lesczykowski, R. Lindstrom, :;6va on -ea9;: - v No c v ' wwrwt-r. 4s mu Q ' Church. ROW 3: B. Goff, A. Nichols, T. Palmer, D. Gainey, D. Sluka. ROW 4: K. Magee, J. Knoll, M. Kelley, L. Peterson, M. Wyatt, L. Martin, R. Swagger, A. Sutake, D. Bernander, P. McVey. N. Hartley, G. Lee. ROW 3: P. McNutt, K. Moeckl, S. Carlson, J. Lammert, J. Dense, M. Miller, B. Miller, D. Campbell, J. Hodges, W. Anderson. ROW 4: C. Sanders, M. Bontrager, R. Miles, R. McWatters, M. Everwine, P. Devries, C. Thomassen, J. Peterson,T. Ceselle. BORN TO SERVE THE LORD 102 103 CHRISTIAN SERVICE The Christian Service Staff, through the Christian Service Department, tries to give each student some practical help in addition to what each per- son learns in the classroom. The Staff endeavors to broaden our knowledge as pertaining to active Christian ministry. Every Monday morning during Chapel, the Staff provides a program with themes and speakers in the areas of The Pastor's Wife , The Associate Pastor , The Effective Sunday School Superin- tendent ,am0ng others. Not only are they involved in the Chapel services, but they correlate programs such as Operation Outreach, Teen Challenge, Invade, and working in churches on weekends, thereby involving ev- ery student in practical experience. SEATED: Sheryl Brockman; Melita Taggart; Lynn Dexter; Cindy Paget. STANDING: Richard Johnson; Robert Culp; Darrell Wil- ey; Paul Timm; Charles Allan; Gordon Snell. CHRISTIAN SERVICE STAFF Rev. Orill Krans, Faculty Advisor Paul Timm, President 104 Gordon Snell, Vice-President Richard Johnson, Vice-President Charles Allan, Vice-President Sheryl Brockmann, Secretary Melita Taggart, Publicity Co-ordinator CIMSIIIN SE RV SHUON ASSIGNM l ! nan 8 mm 6 !!! TM?! CIHES ng !! u M4 5m: a ' Dunn. run, WW MMV'YQVOJ 'Iun. N M t I M ,MVLH 1,1. ' 5 ,i t 9; z... .1, M, Robert Culp, Publicity Co-ordinator 05M, 106 Lynn Dexter, Artist Cindy Paget, Treasurer mZO-Anmr-nmz mm-i-r-mWOIm GOSPEL TEAMS Paula Womble, Sheryl Brockman, Nancy Sirvio. 107 Representing North Central and what Christ means to us, the Gos- pel Teams travel to churches in and around the Twin City area. Its been proven an effective ministry as souls have been won and hearts blessed as the singing and preach- ing have gone forth. The excite- ment of traveling to different areas, meeting new people, and singing to worship God, are just a few of the blessings involved in being part of a Gospel Team. Mary Lundquist, Cyndi Paget, Shirley Kvasnica, Sharon Kvasnica. Dave Palmquist Sheryl Brockman Rosemary Patterson Doyle Patterson DECISIONS GOLDEN HEIRS CALVARY ECHOES Marsha Grigsby Marge Olson Judi Johnson 108 Cindy Mandigo Janice Larson Darlene Guenther Mike Casperson Allen Covington Steve Robbins Vicki Warwick Charla Sonner THERKXS Bonnie Davidson Diane Aue Ken Moeckl Gary Davidson Dave Campbell THECRUSADERS 109 . amt , 14.7.3 m.twkx. . A 13: $5.13 a: . D K c x y . . . . . . 0 1 s tn .. $4 .5 .1: a ,9. 110 111 MUSIC In the Garden of Eden, we are first made aware of the complete harmony of nature, as brought to us in the music of its occupants. Surely man must have sung with joy in his early abode. Melodious melody within the hearts of men has existed con- tinually since that time. This melody occurs in deviant forms in various cultures. Music serves many purposes w to encourage, to pacify, to strengthen. Perhaps no other form of human expression is so moving and capable of evoking emotions of equal purity and nobility. Our greatest repertoire of early music was Closely related to religion. This is clearly understood when we realize that music stems from man's deepest emotions. Like the Bible, our sacred mu- sic has survived through the centuries. As an integral part of North Central Bible College, sacred music pronounces its ecstatic utterances on many lives. What a thrill to know that someday weill join in that heavenly Chorus, where we may express in fullest measure the hopes and joys of which we singtoday. w wwwm m A A4 , WWW M e wW u v ww. W; : Z; 4 s ? ? Q x j 50 Y ; ; KW A . ,g, ' i? 5:? :g Vft a 1; g a ? $. 2 , V$memmwvuw 0 Xx FRONT ROW: Graham Lee; Sheryl Brockman, pianist; Paula Womble; Jeanine Lee; Nancy Sirvio; Dan Coborn; Roston Chuck Davis; Darrell Wiley; Dennis Woodruff; Bob Gra- lan Kelsey; Anthony Sutake; Steve Wilson; Mike Pinkerton; Davis. BACK ROW: John Krans, director; Marti Roman; BiII ham; Tom Palmer; Dave Palmquist; Ed Spriggs; Randy Swag- Hendricks; Ed Makaryk; Doyle Patterson; Dan Hughes; No- ger; Jim Hanson; Ted Haynes. 112 THE GOSPEL HYMNS The Gospel Hymns, the male chorus at North Cen- tral, with the help of a girls' trio, and soloist, blended their voices together to bring priase to God through song. Many hearts were blessed and Challenged as they presented their sacred concert in various churches in the Twin Cities, and on the annual springtour. The concert included a variety of songs and arrange- ments, and gave opportunity to express their love to God in many different ways. This year the Hymns are being directed by John Krans, who is the son of the advisor, Rev. Orill Krans. Rev. Orill Krans, Advisor 113 114 THE EVANGELAIRES MEMBERS PICTURED: Dean Anderson Wendell Anderson Phyllis Annoni Leata Ashworth Nancy Colclazier Wanda Dell Jack Eneboe Doug Engstrom Phyllis Eytzen Doug Flanders Phil Fratto Tom Ceselle Mona Grams Linda Hall Rita Hoferman Dave Hostetter Judi Johnson Lois Kellum Sam Kirk Robin Kultala Linda Larsen Rick Luedke Donna MC Calab Steve Miles Marge Olson Dan Peters Darcy Ready Steve Robins Darla Ryswyk Almeda Schaible Ken Snyder Charla Sonner Joel Stocker Curt Thomassen George Thomassen Paul Van Corp Vicki Warwick Candy Woodland Dave Yannatone Rev. L.B. Larsen, Director We Come With Music .. . the Evangelaires under the direction of Rev. LB. Larsen blend their voices together to bring praise to God through music. Traveling to various churches in the area, and cli- maxing with a tour in the Spring, the choir presents songs ranging from stirring patriotic anthems, to inspiring hymns of praise and testimony. The presence of the Lord has been felt as the choir, through prayer and cooperation with a talented director, present the gospel in music. 115 Fall Music Festival. RECITALS Sam Kirk Steve Wilson Gary Davidson 00 av TELL Mona Grams Bonnie Davidson Candace Woodland 117 Ct gw? Mi $23 $ m ' a time for WORSHIP CHAPEL SPEAKERS Rev. Ernest Moen Rev. Donald Schorsch Spiritual Emphasis Week Service Mens' Representative Rev. Ed Cole Rev. George Elwyn Lee National Co-ordinator of Impact '70 South Africa 120 Rev. Andrew Hargrave Missionary to Nigeria Rev. Curtis Ringness Home Missions Secretary ?ma gag; m5 Big John Hall Rev. Mark Denyes Pastor; Fridley, Minn. 121 Rev. Richard Dortch, Witness Week Mrs. Betty Grams, North Central Instructor Ron Swiger peaks. Soloist Gary Lemberg 122 Paul Timm speaks. Jay Wolf leads song service. George Thomassen and Archie Lee minister in song. Art Wood speaks. 123 Dactylology class signs a song in Chapel. 124 The Golden Heirs. Yvonne Daly presents a prayer band. Judy and John McEachran blend their voices. Carl Graves presents a prayer band. 125 Gospel Hymns perform in Chapel. Graham Lee renders a solo. Gordon Snell ministers in song. ' v ' Iorb s'mb mt Reflections harmonize in a song of praise. 126 Raymond Todd presents a prayer band. Chapel ushers perform their weekly duty. 127 FALL MISSIONS FESTIVAL In stimulating and informative talks, five men, representing five different districts, expressed the need of the Home Missions Ministry. Each man spoke of the Home Missions program in general, and dealt with the need of his individual state. Booths set up in the halls depicted a small picture of what Iowa, Illinois, South Dako- ta, Wisconsin and Northern Michigan, and Minnesota, are doing in Home Missions. Many Pioneer Pastor families had an enjoy- able Thanksgiving dinner with the money and food raised at the Trading Post. All these factors contributed to a successful first Home Missions Festival. Rev. Lyle Curtis IN WHATS ' YE FIN-.EVE. THE! ' Wis. - No. Mich. and Ill. Booths Rev. Robert Schmidgall 128 Rev. 5. Harland Peterson 111i Rev. Stanton Johnson Went flOrfB TO 5W brought. forth fnm Iowa Booth Most fashionable couple? Old Fashion Da 5 proved to be interesting and fun. Students, faculty, and staff dressed up in the cos- tume of a century ago. Please buy our cornflakes! Waiting for the stagecoach, girls? Can you see my new contacts? 130 OPERATION OUTREACH Sixty teams saturated the state of Wisconsin, November 2, 1969, with music, lessons, stories, testimonies, and preaching. Direct involve- ment in the ministry lead everyone to great spiritual blessings, not only for the students, but also for the great number of congregations reached through Operation Outreach. Operation Outreach proved to be a real op- portunity for individuals anticipating a future ministry. 9 Cal Ray and Barb Martin blend their voices in song. Bob Day travelled with the Calvary Echoes. A typical Operation Outreach scene. 131 time for ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT Rising early and working hard, the Student Government has worked diligently this year, taking care of our school picnic and several other parties throughout the year. They were also in Charge of the planning for the Homecoming activities, which were so very successful this year. They take care of business concerning students also. This year they were instrumental in changing our rule book. We appre- ciate their concern for and interest in us and what they are doing for our good. Advisor ............................... Rev. Robert Bayless Student Government President ................. Ron Swiger Senior Class .................... Gary Liddle, Vice President Arion Lee Martha Geffert Junior Class ................. George Thomassen, President Charlotte Shoemaker Doyle Patterson Sophomore Class .................. Jerry Carlson, President Becky Griffith John Bontrager Freshman Class .................. Dave Campbell, President Almeda Schaible Dennis Woodruff Archive .................................. Dean Anderson Christian Service ............................... Paul Timm Men's Dormitory Council ..................... Marti Roman Missions ................................... Wesley Vagle Women's Dormitory Council .................. Judi Johnson President Ron Swiger 134 GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: Arlon Lee, Martha Geffert, Ron Swiger, Marti Ro- Griffith. BACK ROW: Wesley Vagle, Jerry Carlson, Dennis man, Georg? Thomassen. FIRST ROW: Dean Anderson, Woodruff, Paul Timm, John Bontrager, Dave Campbell, Rev. Almeda Schalble, Charlotte Shoemaker, Judi Johnson, Becky Robert Bayless. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Ron Swiger, President Arlon Lee, Vice President Martha Ceffert, Secretary Marti Roman, Treasurer 135 ACADEMIC HONOR? WITH HIGHEST HONOR Yvonne Daly Gary Liddle Ronald Swiger WITH HIGH HONOR WITH HONOR Paul McNutt 4. Harley Holden 3' These honors are based on three year's work. Pamela Phare Wesley Vagle 136 DORM COUNCIL SEATED: Pat White; Mari Storeby; Miss lone Soltau, Faculty ter; Marella Fischer; Beverly Goff; Kathy McGee; Elaine Advisor; Judi Johnson; Sue Mount. STANDING: Lynn Dex- Corey; Nancy Sirvio; JanetVan Sickel; Sharon Davis. The girl's dormitory is represented by a group of elect- ed girls who intercede for their rights and privileges. They are a government set up by the girls .,. for the girls. They help to make and enforce the rules and regulations of the dorm. They also set up parties and entertainment for the girls, making their stay in the dorms of North Central more enjoyable. 137 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. Dean Eastman; Rev. M. C. Nelson; Rev. James King; Rev. L. B. Larson; Rev. J. P. Phillipps. The department chairmen: Eastman, King, Larsen, and Phil- lipps, along with Dean Nelson have been working for two years toward a new curriculum. The new curriculum will be in use in the school year 1970-71. It will follow the lines of the standard four-one-four program, but will deviate in that it will offer principally three credit courses. The major Changes will take place in the freshman year where every student will be enrolled in courses represent- ative of each of the four majors. These are Bible and Theology, Christian Education, Music and Missions. The second major change will be in the length of study units. The first term will be thirteen weeks long; the second, or inter- im term, will be four weeks long; the third will be thirteen weeks. 138 WOMEN'S AUXILIARY v. :V'f'i :1. Q -. 4 v14 - ac. Mrs. Alyce Phillipps, President $$ t The Women's Auxiliary of North Central is an organ- ization made up of the wives of faculty and adminis- tration members together with the ladies from the staff of the college and many other faithful women from our churches. These ladies meet regularly under the leadership of Mrs. Alyce Phillipps, Presi- dent, to engage in all kinds of helpful activities on behalf of the college. Among major projects of the auxiliary have been the financing of lighting improvements in the lower hall of the main building, furnishing and decorating the faculty lounge and girls' lounge and sewing of new draperies for the cafeteria. The auxiliary members often provide volunteer help for mailings from the public relations office of the coHege. Furniture in Faculty Lounge furnished by Women's Auxiliary. Group 0 wo- men help with College's mail. 139 MARRIED COUPLES FELLOWSHIP The Married Couples Fellowship encourages the mar- ried students to get together for fellowship and spiritu- al encouragement. It also serves to get the married stu- dent more involved in school activities. The highlight of the year was a Valentine's Banquet, which was enjoyed by all who attended. OFFICERS: Mr. 8w Mrs. Art Wood, President Mr. 8x Mrs. Joe Ellis, Vice-President Mr. h Mrs. Van Poe, Secretary Mr. 8! Mrs. Clyde Champion, Treasure Rev. h Mrs. Dean Eastman, Advisor 140 Jay Wolf, Co-Editor Dean Anderson, Co-Editor The Archive Staff is loyal, dedicated, sincere, sleepy, and awfully glad this year's publication has been com- pleted. We consist of Advisor Dean Eastman, Co-Edi- tors Dean Anderson and Jay Wolf, and a sparse multi- tude of subservients found everwilling to heed their each and every command. This Archive puzzle was carefully pieced together with you in mind ... please remember this the next time you find yourself tempted to casually toss it beneath your bed or some other place of similar importance. Hl'm Editor! . . s No, I am! Rev. Dean Eastman, Faculty Advisor 141 Marge Olson, Literary Assistant Chuck Clore, Artist Doug Engstrom, Literary Editor Leata Ashworth, Secretary 142 Ron Swiger, Business Assistant Flash Gordon says: Photography is no Mickey Mouse job. HPraise the Lord, we're finaIly done! Sally MC Clure, Literary Assistant 143 time for ACTIVITI ES w BACK ROW: Chuck Davis, Manager; Jay Wolf; Jon Olson; son; Jerry Veach; Coach Robert Schooley; Kim Stephens; Dennis Woodruff; Paul Timm, Captain; Gary Lemberg; Dean Anderson; Rick Story,Manager. Bruce Kallies. FRONT ROW: Ron Swiger; Wendell Ander- The North Central Chiefs, under the combined leadership of Coach Robert Schooley and captain Paul Timm, produced a team that made each game an exciting and eventful evening for the spectators. In a season of unpredictable outcomes, the Chiefs faced two games of special importance. In De- cember, the team traveled to Missouri and gained a hard fought victory over Central Bible College. In February, the Chiefs downed St. Paul Bible College by a convincing score. This victory added the finishing touch to our festive Homecoming weekend. The prospects for next year look encouraging, since the team has only two members graduating this year, Paul Timm and Ron Swiger. HHHH HHHH NHHH' g Coach Robert SchooIey 146 HONORING OUR TWO SENIORS 73w Paul Timm Ron Swiger Mad Dog Schooley and his gang. Paul and Denny on Operation Outreach. Keep looking up boys, for the rebound draweth nigh. 147 All right now boys, you need to go after it! Jon adds two more points to the Chief's fead. The Chief's fast break takes off again. 148 The mood of the moment. Second half tip-off Chiefs vs. Minnesota The Cheerleaders try their best to help the ball School of Business. go in. Hey, you guys, hold it! They're not done praying yet! 149 Denny is always on his toes! A . . These two pictures show K1. ' the opening tip-off and 7 w nag h the final score of the Chief's thrilling victory over Central Bible College. Alumnus Paul Hild supported the Chiefs vigorously. Paul goes high for two more points 150 Little Fella stuffs another one. Two bits, four bits make a big sum. All for North Central sit down and hum. Oh, I do hope it goes in. Hey, Becky, I told you not to put that banana peel there! 151 Becky Griffith Beth Taylor Kaptaim COACH: Karen Norton V-l-C-T-O-R-Y. These enthusiastic and energetic young ladies led the fans in this cheer many times, with good results. They helped promote school spirit, while cheering the team on, whether in victory or defeat. Sheryl Anderson Jo Anne Rahman Fay Poe Diane Nannfeldt All cheered out? 153 QUEEN PAULA QUEEN PAULA WOMBLE escorted by WendelI Anderson. 154 PRINCESS CINDY PAGET PRINCESS MELITA T'ACCART escorted by Jon Olson escorted by Dennis Woodruff mmm NWMMW owaom-vdv 1.WW MNWW mum mm b . PRINCESS JUDI JOHNSON escorted by Tom Benigas 155 PRINCESS MARGE OLSON escorted by Dave Skeans mmmmng-W'U DZ-ZOmmZOI OVLD-l ll 1969 HOMECOMINC QUEEN SOPHOMORE PRINCESS SANDI SPEICH ESTHER MILES, escorted by Marvin Richter escorted by John Jackson The Pages for the Homecoming Coronation were Tracy School- ey and Steve Hearn. FRESHMAN PRINCESS DAYLE SCHROEDER escorted by Bruce Kallies 156 Ron Swiger served as Master of Ceremonies The Philadelphians perform at Coronation wm awww'WV x THE 1970 HOMECOMING COURT 157 Queen Paula announces the starting line-ups at the Home- coming game. Her Majesty Paula honors the departing Queen Esther. The Pep Band added some gusto t0 the Homecoming game. 158 R A jump ball in the Alumni and students vs. the junior varsity game. 159 ,g- In K Coach Schooley plows through the Chief's teepee nvwmmlm : 15mm; WMJV The judge has pronounced thee . . . North Central Summer Home - summer home, summer not. am Anybody want to help me work on my V.W.? I Notice with me if you will ... ' 160 Who knows what evil lurks in the minds of the bright- eyed and bushy-tailed? This time there was a broom in the inn. Silly Sally selling sweets. Little Bo Peep, where are your sheep? Boo hoo! I'll never get all of Bro. Levang's reading done by tomorrow. 161 Bro. Hearn and his Texas toothpick. The South will rise again. 162 Dear Archive staff, please do not print this picture. Smile, you're on Candid Archive. John likes to catch a few winks between classes. The wilted among the quilted. 163 K7 W7 XX2j777f XXXXXXXVWngM 7M WWX 7;wa Z777X6 4X7777z7 W 7 7W1? WXWW XXX X 72 7ZZ ?WWW W WWXX 7 MW 66X aZEVXX XXXXM XX? XXXX W7 7 QWXXJZQ QXXXZXXX XX WW 777 A U T O G 77X77 R $7272? XW A 277777727 72 y P H S VVXXXXME xXxIXm-awg Z4622 77777 7 7 QJXX'XZXW AUTOGRAPHS 165 ii!!!,., I H; g. m 3 :11 ime or DVERTISEMENTS ASSEMBUES or GOD Au m g osm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1970 GRADUATES OF N.C.B.C. MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL 820 East 14th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 Home of North Central Bible College DISTRICT EXECUTIVES Herman Rhode Melford Olson Kenneth Freiheit Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Secretary-Treasurer SECTIONAL PRESBYTERS Nimrod Anderson, South Central Omer Kallevig, West Central John Everett, Southwest Arvid Kingsriter, West Twin Cities Ronald Fischer, Northeast Orill Krans, North Twin Cities Clark Gage, East Central Robert Leen, Northwest Martin Gerdes, Central Larry Mather, East Twin Cities Roger Johnson, Southeast Ernest Moen, Middle West F. J. Lindquist, Honorary DEPARTMENTS . .. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND YOUTH CHI ALPHA thgjpha Richard Dresselhaus, K. K. John, Vice President Director Gary Carlson, David L. Nelson Secretary MEN'S FELLOWSHIP ROYAL RANGERS Lester Hughes, Director Arlo Swanson WOMEN'S MISSIONARY MISSIONETTES COUNCIL Mrs. David Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth Freiheit, Mrs. Claude Bratvold Vice President Secretary President ASSEMBLY OF GOD BOOKSTO RE 910 Elliot Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 George Rasmussen, Manager ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CONGRATULATIONS SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL S. H. PETERSEN - SUPERINTENDENT A. S. TEUBER - ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT G. E. ROHDE - SECRETARY Paul Murry ........................... C. A. President J. M. Cummings ............................ Presbyter Sarah Walking ....................... WMC President R. K. Beachem ............................. Presbyter Allen Bouslaugh ......................... SS Director L. A. Shelton ............................... Presbyter Fred Hallberg .......................... MF President W. H. Rudnik .............................. Presbyter Mrs. Tiahrt .......................... Missionette Dir. R. O. Tufte ................................ Presbyter CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES HONORINC: Marilyn Anfinson Ted Graf Jenny Bachman LeAnn Osland Roger Danley Donald Pitman Bonnie Davidson Norma Smith Gary Davidson NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL K. E. Olson Marcus Bakke Raymond Loven District Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Secretary-treasurer J k ASSEMBLY OF GOD BOOKSTORE 910 Elliot Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 Telephone: 333-3700 Area Code: 612 GEORGE RASMUSSEN Business Manager xf' CLAss OF 1970 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES LYLE E. CURTIS Superintendent OTTO W. LEMBERC Assistant Superintendent HARLEY W. OLSON Secretary-Treasurer RONALD C. HELD Director, Youth and Christian Education MRS. HARLEY W. OLSON WMC President GRANT E. SPONC- MF Director PRESBYTERS Andrew A. Eytzen Darrel R. Bush Herbert D. Kolenda Gordon M. Johnson Irvin E. Bowers Victor N. Hillestad H. Ray Collver John M. Wilkerson E. E. Kirschman Honoring WisconsiNNorthern Michigan Students. WISCONSIN NORTHERN MICHIGAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLIES OF GOD OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 FRIDLEY'S FRIENDLY BEST WISHES TO OUR STUDENTS Bill Hendricks Leroy Nelsen FRIDLEY ASSEMBLY OF COD 1 472 Osborne Road Rev. C. Mark Denyes, Pastor FAMILY CHURCH 9WE FIX BROKEN HEARTS- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 First Assembly of God 109 So. 3rd. Ave. W. Newton, Iowa 50208 William C. Hamilton, Pastor We pray God's best for THE CLASS OF 1970 Recognizing Our Students David Halquist Michael Halquist Thomas Halquist Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine; continue in them: for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that bear thee. lTimothy 4:16 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4001 South Anthony, Fort Wayne, Ind. D. Fred Leader, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Come to the Friendly Country Church POUND ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pound, Wisconsin HONORING OUR STUDENT Don Wiltshire Pastor Herbert D. Kolenda CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF CLASS OF 1970 1970 AFTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD BETHEL TABERNACLE Afton, Iowa 50830 3332103213565. E. E. Kirschman, Pastor Annette Arnold Steve Wilson Sam Henning, Assistant Pastor FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fort Dodge, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '70 Bill Hendricks D le Patterson D. Underwood, Pastor 0y D. Mooberry, Assistant CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE Thirteenth and Lake Sts. Cyril Homer, Pastor Russell Brown, Associate Wishing God's Best to the CLASS OF 1970 SHERBURN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sherburn, Minnesota Rev. D. J. Torgerson, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS! GRADUATES OF 1970 Pastor Howard Cummings FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9th and Lincoln S.W. Huron, South Dakota The Friendly FuII-Gospel Church zE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1970! Your graduation coincides with the full implementation of the second year of the Five-Year Plan of Advance- IMPACT '70: Go and Tell Wherever you are, wherever you go, Keep telling the world about Jesus! Assemblies of God 1445 Boonville. Springfield. Missouri CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! DISTRICT OFFICERS Stanton E. Johnson, Superintendent; Allan Ullestad, Sec.-Treasurer; George Edgerly, Youth Director and Sunday School Representative. IOWA DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 4512 Merle Hay Road Des Moines, Iowa HEADQUARTERS BUILDING In Him: reachin . ,ward m worsh , Inwar comltt en, . an , ,, outward 1n evange sm. Summit Avenue Assembly of God Richard Dresselhaus, Pastor CONGRATULATION. OFFERENCA? $ MINKSTR'Y V , .. .. . , ARVIDKINGSRITER . I DQN ?ANNEQR ,SiIbAV'EV'ETHOMPSON Pastor AsSkPastot'g . . 7'Yoz3thPastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Honoring our students Judy Carlson Connie Hoekstra Jerry Carlson Jack Huisinga Stan Carlson Jerry Huisinga Pastor 8: Mrs. Moen 8t Family THE WILLMAR ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 9th. and Willmar WILLMAR, MINNESOTA Our Congratulations To The Class of 1970 But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness . . . Matthew 6:33 A Pastor John Everett Mrs. John Everett Honoring our students Church Board Members Sandra Dickey Ralph Berser Dale Eckerson Ray Weets Don Bruxvoort Bennie Gerdes Worthington Assemblies of God Church 5th. Avenue at 13th. street Worthington, Minnesota Fundamental Evangelistic Distinctively Pentecostal WE APPRECIATE AND HONOR THESE GRADUATING STUDENTS THAT HAVE BEEN ATTENDING OUR ASSEMBLY Van Poe Carl Graves Don Pitman SOUTH ST. PAUL ASSEMBLY 2016th.Ave.No. CONGRATULATIONS! 1970 GRADUATES ASSEMBLIES OF GOD TABERNACLE 315 Duluth Avenue North Thief River Falls, Minn. Robert G. Leen, Pastor For Me To Live ls Christ 0 Phil.1:21 MAY GOD'S BEST BE YOUR PORTION CLASS OF 1970 Fergus Falls Assembly of God Church Pastor Walter Hatchner OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS 1970 May God Be Honored And His Word Lifted Up In Your Lives And Service To Him SHAWANO ASSEMBLY OF GOD Shawano, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '70 Honoring our Students Karen Beaber Kenneth Neitzel Bruce Kallies Jay Wolf Karles Kammerman James Beaber Lloyd Hohn Marvin Richter Pastor Wesley W. Wold The Road To OPPORTUNW Y IS THE ONE THAT TAKES YOU TO THE ILLINOIS DISTRICT OFTHE ASSEMBLIES - W'- v6 OFGOD MINNEAPOLIS OPPORTUNITY THROUGH: 4.! INTERN PROGRAM DIS TRICT OFFICERS: t VIGOROUS HOME E. M. CLARK MISSIONS THRUST DIST. SUPT. 1' PASTORS, ASSISTANTS, G. E. MANDEL YOUTH PASTORS, MUSIC hASST- SUPT- DIRECTORS AND CHRISTIAN RICHARD W. DORTCH SEC. -TREAS. EDUCATION DIRECTORS FOR MORE INFORMA TION WRITE: ILLINOIS DISTRICT COUNCIL PO. BOX 323 CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS 62626 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF1970 leltltjl-S A World In Trouble Is Out There Waiting For You EVANGEL TEMPLE Minneapolis Rev. Russell H. Olson D.D. Rev. Paul R. Olson Congratulations to the Senior Class FREMONT TABERNACLE 25th and Fremont Avenue North In the heart of Minneapolis Serving the hearts of a city HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE . .. PHILIPPIANS 2:16 The Church that ministers to individuals not just people. Pastor Edmund Lother Phone 612-522-4796 Featuring: Youth coffee house LI F E C ITY. Ministry That is Really Different 26th and Emerson Avenue North WHERE CHRIST IS LIFE Don Bowman Jim Thomas Ma rtha Geffert 1 0,71 f: $337,- .. .g' - 36335 .- ':;$ay' ' - 50$ . 3! f; a Marcia Grigsby SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS FROM MISSIONS STAFF mm as Rev. James King Charlotte Shoemaker Dick Hart Wesley Vagle Richard Saari Sally McClure Pat White Muriel Johnson jmf ; E21325? WW WMMJa zfc gyw Wm, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Betty Hintz Cafeteria Manager EVANGELISM BOOK CENTER 904 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minn. 55403 Your downtown Christian Bookstore for Bibles, Books, Christian Education Materials, Music, Gift Items Forgoodfood and reasonable prices It's Your Own CAFETERIA CLASS OF 1970 May God Bless You Richly HONORING Blane Huston Martha DePoppe Judi Johnson Becky Nelson Assemblies of God Tabernacle 1N.E. Washington 8! Gillis Ave. Brainerd, Minnesota Rev. R.W. Schaible Rev. John Olson - Youth Pastor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 PIES INC. 908 Centennial Place Minneapolis, Minn. 55404 Portraits 5 Weddings - Commercial We Specialize in Living Color HOLIDAY STUDIOS 858 University Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 James and Sherrill Robinson 225-7473 STIG'S BARBER SHOP 1417Vz 11th. Avenue S. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 Dr. Wm. P. Ashworth 529 Main St. LaCrosse, Wisconsin Visual Training Contact Lenses CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 BOB PATTERSON'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 1405 11th. Ave. S. Mpls., Minn. MISTER DONUT 66th. 8: Penn. Ave. S. Mpls., Minn. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 Take Out The I N Donut by the dozen Open 7 Days A Week 869-9809 Life Insurance is mo stly LOVE Sure, there are things like dividends, annuities, guaranteed pensions . . . but after all, life insurance is mostly love. It's a way of saying, uI care. I Life insurance is a bright, confident face that looks to the future without questioning if college doors will open. Life insurance is the serenity that comes with the knowledge that a foreclosed sign will not be decorating the front door. Life insurance is the com- fortable companion of the graceful years. I For fam- ilies who are richer because they care. life insurance is a lot of things. But mostly love. mg g ROBERT MORING omo NATSONAL AGENT iiie insutance Company a Quality name in mutual IiIe and health insurance - Cincinnati Offers 0 Life 0 Auto 0 Hospitalization 0 Fireandcasualty 0 Accidentandsickness Member of NCBC Insurance Development Program Counseling on All Types of Insurance Robert L. Moring 1515 Lake Street Phone 724-3607 Minneapolis, Minn. Res. 935-2689 Class of '50 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1970 Now It's FORWARD TOGETHER WITH THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION F73 WWW umc134ssochtion Every Senior is a member of the Alumni Association of North Central Bible College Year of Graduation 1 970 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 70 SUPERIOR 400 mum 9500 Lyndale Bloomington, Minn. 55420 10pen 24 Hou r51 Burner Service - Gulf Tires 81 Acc. Heating Oils Service Dept. JENSEN'S TEXACO 54th. 8: Penn Ave. 50. Mpls., Minn. 55419 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1970 E E u .. a? The Drug Store That Serves North Central GISWOLD DRUG CO. g5 j-la-n-I-I -- 2...... Complete Fountain Service; Headquarters for drugs; prescriptions, and vitamins; Check Cashing service. 10th. Street 8: Chicago Ave. CONGRATULATIONS BERNIE 82 JIM'S STANDARD STATION Third Avenue 8: Franklin Minneapolis, Minnesota 333-9542 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 ADVERTISING INDEX Alumni Association, 186 Ashworth, Dr. Wm.p.,184 Assembly of God Church, Afton, Iowa, 174 Assembly of God Church, Brainerd, Minnesota, 183 Assembly of God Church, Fridley, Minnesota, 173 Assembly of God Church, 50. St. Paul, 179 Assembly of God Church, Sherburn, Minnesota, 175 Assembly of God Tabernacle, Theif River Falls, Minnesota,179 Assembly of God Bookstore, 171 Assembly of God Bookstore,171 Assembly of God Church, Worthington, Minnesota, 178 Bernice and Jim's Standard, 187 Bethel Tabernacle, Milwaukee, 174 Billy Graham Association,183 Bloomington Assembly of God, Bloomington Minnesota, 177 ,Cafeteria1N.C.B.C.1,183 Evangel Temple, Minneapolis, 181 Evangelism Book Center,183 Fergus Falls Assembly of God, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, 179 First Assembly of God, Fort Dodge, Iowa, 174 First Assembly of God, Fort Wayne, Ind., 173 I First Assembly of God, Huron, So. Dak., 175 First Assembly of God, Newton, lowa,173 FremontTabernacle,181 Fridley Assembly of God, Fridley, Minnesota, 173 Giswold Drug Store,187 Holiday Studios, 184 Illinois District Council, 180 Iowa District Council, 176 Jensons Texaco,187 Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle, Minneapolis, Minnesota,175 Minnesota District Council,168, 169 Missions's Staff 1N.C.B.C.1, 182 Mister Donut,184 North Dakota District Council, 170 Ohio National Life Insurance Company, 185 Pies, lncorporation,184 Pound, Assembly 0fC.od,174 Shawano Assembly of God, 179 South Dakota District Council, 170 Stig4s Barber Shop,184 Studio of Photography, 184 Superior 400 Gulf,187 Willmar Assembly ofGod,178 Wisconsin-Northern Michigan District Council, 172 ADMINISTRATION INDEX Amitie, Claude 34 Bayless, Robert 24, 135 Bowman, Mary 38 Brown, Mary 37 Burkhart, Estella 26 Eastman, Dean 26,138,141 Ewbank, George 36 Grams, Betty 33,122 Gustafson, J. Phillip 33 Halquist, Fred 36 Halquist, Sophie 36 Hearn, James 27 Heermann, Keith 25 Hintz, Betty 37 Holmquist, Mel 36 Homer, Cyril15,19,23 Homer, Mrs. Cyril15,34 Kelly, John 27 Kelly, Mary Esther 38 1 King, James 28,94,138 Koenig, Rachel 38 Carlson, G. Raymond 3,14,19, Krans, Orill 28,104,113 A 22 Carlson, Cary 34 arsen, L.B. 23,29,115,138 Larsen, Wilma 35 LeRoy, Frank 36 LeVang, Raymond 2, 23, 29 Mapson, D.H. 23,25 McCabe, Jen 38 McWatters, Sylvia 37 Miller, Irma 37 Mount, Carolyn 37 Nelson, M.C. 23,24,138 Peterson, Karen 38 Peterson, Virginia 37 Phillipps, John 30,138 Pygman, Harlan 36 Quarino, Paul 35 Rasmussen, George 37 Saari, Karen 38 Schafer, Angie 38 Schooley, Robert 30,146 Schwartz, Lila 37 Shoemaker, Charlotte 38 Snow, William 31 Soltau, lone 31,137 Sornberger, Deloris 38 St. John, Karen 32 Strubel, Anna 35 Tanner, Don 32 Vetter, Carol 34 Ward, Linda 38 Wyant, Ronna 33 J W'IFE I SENIOR INDEX Allen, Charles 43,99,104,105 Bible and Pastoral Studies Andes, Larry 43,100 Bible and Pastoral Studies Benson, Samuel 43,99,127 Bible and Pastoral Studies Bowman, Donald 43, 94, 95 Bible and Missions Brockmann, Sheryl 44, 63, 99, 104,105,107, 108,112 Bible and Pastoral Studies Burkhart, David 44 Bible and Pastoral Studies Calph, Edward 44 Bible and Pastoral Studies Champion, Clyde 44, 97 Bible and Pastoral Studies Church, Sandra 42, 45, 101 Bible and Christian Education Clore, Charles 45,142 Bible and Pastoral Studies Colegrove, Marsha 45,100 Bible and Christian Education Daly, Yvonne 38, 45,100, 125, 136 Bible and Christian Education Davidson, Gary 46,100,109,116 Bible and Pastoral Studies DeVries, Philip 46,101 Bible and Pastoral Studies Dense, Jerry 46,101 Bible and Pastoral Studies Geffert, Martha 47, 94, 96, 135 Bible and Christian Education Graf, Theodore 47 Bible and Pastoral Studies Graves, Carl 47, 100,125 Bible and Pastoral, Christian Education Halquist, David 48, 97 Bible and Pastoral Studies Halquist, Michael 48, 97 Bible and Pastoral Studies Harper, Donald 48 Bible and Pastoral Studies Hart, Richard 48, 94, 95 Bible and Missions Heltemes, Richard 49, 64 Bible and Pastoral Studies Hendricks, William 48, 99, 112 Bible and Pastoral Studies Hodges, James 49,101,136 Bible and Mission Holden, Harley 49,100,136 Bible and Pastoral Studies Huston, Blane 50, 99 Bible and Pastoral Studies ltes, Larry 50 Bible and Pastoral Studies Johnson, Muriel 42, 50, 94, 96 Bible and Pastoral Studies Johnson, Richard 51, 97,104,105 Bible and Pastoral Studies Junker, Vernon 51 Bible and Christian Education Lathe, Vernon 51, 97 Bible and Pastoral Studies Lee, Arlon 52, 97,123, 134 189 Bible and Pastoral Studies Liddle, Gary 42,52,98,136 Bible and Pastoral Studies Lundeen, Kenneth 52, 101 Bible and Pastoral Studies Lundquist, Mary 52, 97, 107 Bible and Pastoral Studies MCNutt, Pau153,101, 136 Bible and Pastoral Studies McWatters, Richard 53, 101 Mikul, James 53, 98 Bible and Pastoral Studies Paget, Cynthia 53,97,104,106,107,155 Bible and Missions Phare, Pamela 37, 54, 100,136 Bible and Christian Education Pitman, Donald 54, 97 Bible and Pastoral Studies Poe, Van 54, 98 Bible and Pastoral Studies Richter, Marvin 55, 100,156 Bible and Missions Scribner, Virginia 55, 99 Bible and Christian Education Sjoberg, David 55, 98 Bible and Pastoral Studies Swiger, Ronald 56, 99, 122, 135, 136,143,146, 147,157 Bible and Pastoral Studies Taggert, Melita 56,101, 104,106, 155 Bible and Christian Education . Timm, Paul 56, 97,104, 123, 135,146,147 Bible and Pastoral Studies Tosten, David 56 Bible and Missions Troutman, William 57, 98 Bible and Pastoral Studies Vagel, Wesley 57, 94,134,136 Bible and Pastoral Studies Vangen, James 57 Bible and Pastoral Studies Veach, Robert 57 99 Bible and Missions Ward, John 58 Bible and Pastoral Studies Wilfong, Lester 58, 97 Bible and Christian Education Williams, Richard 58, 100 Bible and Pastoral Studies Womble, Paula 59,100,107, 112,154 Music and Christian Educatin Wood, Arthur 42, 59, 97, 123 Bible and Pastoral Studies Zeltman, Carolyn 59, 98 Bible and Pastoral Studies DIPLOMA CANDIDATES Haserodt, James 60 Bible and Pastoral Studies Kelsey, Nolan 99,112 Bible and Pastoral Studies Kruger, Dennis 100 Bible and Pastoral Studies Olson, Marjorie 62, 98, 108, 115, 142, 155 Bible and Pastoral Studies Abraham, Emanuel 86 Adkins, Melvin 77 Aldridge, Martin 69 Allison, johnny 77,97 Allman, Lonnie 86 Amstutz Butch 63,127 andersen Vicki 69,1100 Anderson, Dean 62, 63, 115, 134, 141, 146 Anderson, Dennis 77 Anderson, Jerry 77, 97 Anderson, Leland 77, 97 Anderson, Sheryl 77, 153 Anderson, ThomasB Anderson,Wendell77,101,115,146,154 Anfinson, Marilyn 77l100 Anhalt, Lawrence 69 Annoni, Phyllis 69, 99,115 Arnold, Annette 77 Ashworth, Leata 63, 98, 115,142 Aue, Diane 69,109 Austin, Russell 77 Axmark, Margaret 77, 100 Bachman, Jenny 77, 97 Baker, James 63, 97 Beaber, James 69, 99 Beaber, Karen 69, 98 Beery, Stephen 63,100 Bell, Terry 69 Benegas, Anthony 86,155 Benson, Cheryl 69 Bernander, Diane 77,100 Bernard, Elizabeth 77,98 Blair, Paul 86 Blair, Ronaid 86 Boe, Allen 63,100 Bogard, Cary 77 Bontrager, Martin 69,100,135 Bontrager, Marvin 76, 77,101 Bovie, Alton 63,100 Bowman, Jeanette 63,100 Brandow, Barbara 63, 100 Branscum, J. Duane 77 Briggs, Marilyn 77 Brockmann, Valerie 77,100 Bronner, Craig 77, 97 Brown, Cary 77 Bryan, Cynthia 77, 99 Bundy, Rocky 63,97 Bush, Samuel 63, 100 Butts, David 77 Caldwell, Bonnie 77 Caldwell, Patricia 69, 993 Callery, Steve 63, 991 Campbell, David 76, 78,31,00 109,135 Campbell, Linda 78, 99 Campbell, Lonnie 69,100 Carlson, Jerry 68, 69,101,134 Carlson, Judith 69, 99 Carlson, Renee 69, 99 Carlson, Sherry 78,98 Carlson, Stanley 78,101 Casporson, Michael 69, 99,109 Clark, Harlan 69, 98 Coborn, Daniel 63, 99, 112 Coborn, Sally 78 Colclazier, Nancy 78, 99,115 Cole, Linda 78, 97 Collins, Linda 78 Collver, Rodney 69 Corey, Elaine 69,100,137 Cornwall, Richard 63 Covington, Allen 78, 97,109 Crocker, Gayle 78 Crowell, Karen 70 Culp, Robert 63, 99,104,106 STUDENT INDEX Dahlberg, Dave 78, 98 Dahlberg, Jim 70 Daniel, John 78 Daniel, K.K. 78, 100 Danley, Roger 78 Davidson, Bonnie 70, 100, 109, 117 Davis, Charles 78, 98, 112,146 Davis, Roston 70, 97, 112 Davis, Sharon 70, 101, 137 Dawson, Joseph 78, 98 Day, Bob 63, 131 Dearing, Sharon 70, 98 Debrotka, Dave 88 Debrotka, Sam 88 Dieffendeifer, Dorothy 86 Deike, Donald 78, 98 Deike, Ronald 78, 98 Dell, Wanda 70, 97,115 DeMell, James 70,100 DePoppe, Martha 63 DeVito, Michael 78 Dexter, Glen 78 Dexter, Lynn 70, 104,106, 137 Dickey, Daniel 78 Dickey, Michael 63, 98 Dickey, Sandie 78,101 Dorsey, Sandee 70, 97 Douglas, Ingrid 64 Douglas, Milton 86 Drury, Patricia 70, 101 Dury, Thomas 70, 100 Ebaugh, Robert 86 Edwards, Alyce 70, 98 Edwards, Donald 70,100 Eichenberger, Dave 64, 101 Ekanger, Randolph 78, 100 Ellis, Joseph 64 Eneboe, John 70, 98,115 Engle, Charles 64 Engstrom, Douglas 70, 99, 115,142 Erlitz, Donald 70 Evans, Laura 70 Everwine, Marvin 78,101 Eyer, Constanc: 79 Eyer, Don ald7 Eytzen, Phyllis 71,100,115 Fearing, Dwight 86 Feest, Lana 79, 97 Feller, George 71, 100 Fenske, PhyIlis 100 Fischer, Marella 71, 97,137 Fisher, Kathryn 71,101 Fjeld, Neil 64 Flack, J. David 71, 100 Flanders, Douglas 79, 98,115,116 Forest, Harley 71, Fratto, Philip 71,100, 115 Fredericks, Rick 71 Frederickson, Roger 88 Freeman, Kenneth 86 Gainey, David 71, 101 Gentry, Ronald 79, 99 Geselle, Thomas 79,101,115 Gilbertson, Daniel 79 Gilligan, William 86 Glenn, Laura 79 Gnetz, Beverl 88 Goff, Beverly 71,101,137 Graham, Robert 64, 112,124 Grams, MonaRe 71, 98, 115, 117 Greene, Paul 64, 99 Griffith, Becky 71,101, 135, 152 Grigsby, Marcia 71, 94, 95, 108 190 Grogan, Cary 79, 97 Groot, Trudy 64, 98 Grover, John 79, 97 Guenther, Darlene 79, 98,109 Gunther, Larry 79 Hall, Linda Darlene 79,100 Hall, Linda 586,115 Hall, Yvonne 79 Halquist, Thomas 79, 98 Halverson, Douglas 79,98 Hamble, Elaine 79 Hamilton, Chuck 64 Hampton, Dave 64 Hanson, Jim 64,112 Harding, Marie 79 Hardt, Bruce 71 Hartley, Nancy 71,100 Hartmann, Thomas 71, 99 Harvey, Ricky 88 Haynes, Karen 79 Haynes, Ted, Jr. 71, 98,112 Hazelwood, Sharon 79 Heit, Brunhilde 64, 98 Hennessy, Thomas 86 Hieman, Norman 79, 99 Hoekstra, Connie 71, 99 Hoferman, Rita 35, 38, 64, 99,115,117 Hoffman, Brenda 79,100 Hohn, Lloyd 79, 97 Holmgren, Dave 79 Hood, Joseph 79 Hostetter, Dave 80,115 Hotelling, Lawrence 88 Howdeshell Elaine80, 100 Hubert, Kathleen 17, 99 Hudson, Raymond 72, 98 Hughes, Daniel64,112 Hugley, Kathleen 64,101 Huisinga, Jack 86 Huisinga, Jerome 87 Hunt, Larry 65 lverson, James 80 lverson, June 72 Jackson, John 87,156 Jacobson, Janet 80, 97 Jeter, Cindy 65, 98 Johnson, Dean 80,100 Johnson, Judi 62, 65, 98,108, 115,135, 137, 155 Johnson, Karolynn 80, 00 Johnson, Vicki 72, 100 Johnson, Vonita 65 Jones, Daniel 80, 98 Jones, Lynn 72, 97 Kallies, Bruce 72, 98, 146, 156 Kammerman, Karlis 80 Kanada, Georgette 80, 99 Karsikas, Earl 65 Kelley, Micheal65,101 Kellum, Lois 80, 115 Kirk, Samuel 72, 115,116,124 Klein, Penny 80, 99 Knoll, Jean 65,101 Koenig, Noel 65 Krans, John 72, 98,112, 127 Kruize, Howard 80, 98 Kaltala, Raelene 80,98,115 Kurschner, Barbara 88 Kvasnica, Sharon 72, 101,107 Kvasnica, Shirley 72, 101,107 Lageson, Jeffrey 80, 98 Lageson, Virginia 80, 87,97 Lammert, lay 72.101 Lampert, Delores 72,100 Large, Janet 80, 101 Larsen, Linda 80, 97,115 Larson, Darlene 87 Larson, Janice 80,99,109 Larson, Marlene 80,101 Larson, Wesley 88 Law, William 88 Laybourn, Leah 87 Lee, Graham 65, 101, 112, 126, 131 Lee, Jeanine 65,101,112 Lefurgey, David 87 Lemberg, Gerald 72,122, 146, 157 Lesczykowski, Beckie 80, 97 Lesczykowski, Sharon 72, 101 Lindstrom, Micheal 72, 99 Lindstrom, Rebecca 65,101 Line, Anita 80,100 Losievsky, Virginia 72 Luedke, Rick 72,115 Lundsford, David 80 Lundy, Larry 80, 97 Lutcavish, Allan 72,100 MacDonald, Heather 87 Magee, Kathryn 72, 101, 137 Mack, Vicki 80, 97 Makarvk, Ed 72,100,112 Mandigo, Cynthia 80, 98,109 Marie, Peniel 87 Martenies, Kathy 80, 100 Martin, Barbara 73, 98, 131 Martin, Lee 73, 101 McCaIeb, Donna 80,100,115 McClure, Sally 65, 94, 96,143 McCormick, Larry 81, 99 McCoy, William 65, 99 McDermeit, Larry 65, 100 McDowell, Richard 73 McEachran, John 73,125 McEachran, Judith 73,125 McGivery, Richard 87 Mclntire, David 81 McVey, Peggy 81, 100 Messer, Arlene 81,101 Miles, Roy 73,100 Miles, Steve 81, 100, 115 Miller, Darlene 87 Miller, Mark 73, 101 Miller, Marlys 73,99 Miller, R0bert73,101 Moeckl, Kenneth 73,101,109 Monfort, Judith 73 Mount, Sue 65, 99,137 Murphy, Jane 81, 97 Nannfeldt, Diane 81,101,153 Nation, Connie 87 Neitzel, Kenneth 73, 98 Nelsen, LeRoy 65, 98 Nelson, Barbara 81,100 Nelson, Becky 81,101 Nelson, Melford 81, 97 Nicholes, Anita 81,101 Norton, Karen 81,98,153 Novak, Pat 73, 99 Olin, Mikki 81 Olson, Jerry 87 Olson, Jon 73,100, 146,155 Olson, Susan 81, 97 Osland, LeAnn 81, 98 Palmer, Barbara 73, 100 Palmer, Thomas 73,101,112 Palmquist, Dave 73, 99,108,112 Parker, James 81, 97 Parr, Carey 73, 101 Patterson, Doyle 66, 101, 108,112 Patterson, Peggy 81, 99 Pearson, Dave 81, 98 Pendergrass, Mark 87 Perkins, Robert 88 Peters, Danie181,100,115 Peters, Kenneth 87 Peterson, Jim 81,101 Peterson, Leslie 81,100 Peterson, Ruth 73,98 Phillips, Homer 66 Pinkerton, Michael 76, 81,112 Poland, John 74 Poland, Robert 81 Polzin, Donna 82,101 Powell, Colleen 82, 101 Powell, Larry 74, 99 Powell, Mary Jane 82,101 Powell, Shirley 82,100 Pruitt, Patsy 82, 101 Purcell, Helen 82 Rahman, JoAnne 66, 101,153 Rasmussen, Berneata 74,100 Ray, Calvin 35, 66, 100,131 Ready, Darcy 82,98,115 Reed, Lawrence 88 Reed, Paul 87 Remsing, Lena 74, 99 Ripley, William 66 Robins, Steven 82,100,109,115 Roman, Keith 74, 99 Roman, Lavona 82,99 Roman, Marti 68, 98, 112, 135 Rouch, Rich 82 Ruckman, Patricia 82,97 Russell, Larry 74,100 Ryswyk, Darla 82,115 Saari, Richard 66, 94, 95 Sanders, Cliff82,101 Savage, Lana 87 Schaefer, Daniel 82, 98 Schafer, Daniel 66 Schafer, Jonathan 74 Schaible, Almeda 82, 97,115, 135 Schlender, Susan 38, 74,97 Schroeder, Dayle 82, 98, 156 Schwandt, 1. Robert 82, 99 Scott, Alan 82 Scrabeck, Steven 82, 100 Seaman, David 82 Seefeldt, Gordon 66,100,142 Seeman, Gerald 82,100 Shaver, Sally 82,101 Shaw, Dawn 82 Shirk, Roger 74, 99 Shoemaker, Charlotte 66,135 Siirila, Harold 66,100 Simmons, Dennis 82 Simmons, Marilyn 83,117 Simonson, Tim 74,100 Sirvio, Nancy 66, 98,107,112,137 Skeans, David 87,155 Sluka, David 66, 101 Smith, Michael 83 Smith, Norma 83, 99 Snell, Gordan 66, 104,105, 99 Snider, Ken 66,115 Sonner, Charla 83,98, 109,115 Sornberger, Eddie 83, 97 Sovil, Terry 87 Speich, Sandi 68, 74, 98,156 Spriggs, Ed 74,112 Squire, David 74, 98 Stark, Donna 99 Stephens, Kimmit 74, 99,146 Stocker, Joel 74, 100,115 Storeby, Mari 74, 97, 137 Story, Rickey 74,98, 146 Strack, Janice 83 Stratton, Rick 83 Stricklett, Wayne 88 Sutake, Anthony 83,101,112 Swagger, Randall74, 101,112 Synhorst, Ruth 83 191 Taylor, Beth 75,152 Templeton, Diane 75,97 Templeton, Paul 83, 99 Templeton, William 83, 98 Thomas, James 66, 94,96 Thomas, Shirley 83, 100 Thomassen, Curtis 83, 115 Thomassen, George 62, 66, 98,,101, 115, 123, 135 Thompson, Sheila 83,100 Thompson, Tamara 83 Thorn, Tommy 83 Thorton, Deidia 88 Tibesar, Arlene 88 Tietz, Christine 83, 99 Timmons, Marlene 83 Todd, Raymond 67,100,127 Tomko, Fred 76, 83 Turner Becky 83, 97 Turner, Daniel 75, 99, 127 Turner, Rachel 75, 97 Turnmire, Linda 83 Tyler, Ellen 83, 101 Valdez, A167, 100 VanArsdale, Michae183 VanGorp, Paul 75, 99, 115 VanSickel, Janet 83, 136 VanVeldhuizen, Argene 75,100 Veach, Jerry 84, 99,146 Veach, Mrs; Terry 84 Ventling, David 67 Vought, Jon 84,99 Wagner, Dale 75 Wagner, Cary 67, 100 Waqa, Filimoni 84, 99 Waqa, Kinisimere 84, 99 Ward, Linda 88 Warner, R. Joe 84 Warwick, Robert 75, 99 Warwick, Vicki 84, 98,109,115 Weber, Edwin 67, 98 Weeks, Kay 75 Weets, Raymond 67,100 Wenig, Peggy 88 West, Chandler 88 West, Fred 75, 99 West, Joseph 84, 99 West, Tamera 75 Wetterlund, Craig 67 Weyandt, John 88 White, Becky 84, 98 White, Eldon 88 White, Caylene 67 White, Patricia 67, 97,137 White, R. Michael 67, 100 Wick, Raymond 84, 99 Wierson, Ramona 67, 97 Wiley, Darrell 75, 98, 104, 106,112 Wiley, Ray 84 Wilkins, Janice 84, 99 Williams, Anetta 67,100 Williams, Linda 84,101 Wilson, Steve 84,112,116 Wiltshire, Donald 67, 98 Wolf, Jay 67, 98,123, 141, 146 Woodard, Elizabeth 88 Woodland, Candace 84, 98,115,117 Woodruff, Dennis 84, 97, 112,135, 146,155 Worth, l. Rozan 84 Worthley, Gaylen 75, 99 Wyatt, Michael75,101 Yaekel, Chritine 84 Yaekel, Paul 67, 97 Yannatone, David 67, 99,115 Zimmerman, Ronald 84 EPILOGUE To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Seasons change and one time fades into another, leav- ing a life time of reminiscence accompanied by nostalgia. Nostalgia assumes many moods, but usually happier ones, which leads us to believe that life has its little concessions. Moods ... nostalgia ... reminiscence ... history . . . an Archive . .. that was our job. It is the sincere desire of the 1970 Archive staff that your years of reminiscence will be made more vivid and accented with a distinct note of merriment when on occasion you rediscover the memories captured within this volume. As Co-Editors of the 1970 Archive, we would like to express our sin- cere appreciation to all of the students and administrators who helped us in any way to make this book a reality. Without your help there would not be an Archive. We would like to say a very special thanks to: Gordon Seefeldt, our fine photographer who dedicated so much of his time; Rev. Keith Heermann, who helped us with pic- tures, ideas, or whatever we needed; and Holiday Studios for their helpful services in photography. 192 j g , fa 32kg , Q23 43 meHo , b. .obmi ,NXMEWWMthWMMWan wig awaw AN To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose A- undertheheaven: xjwwdfw A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; AthnetokHLandathnetoheahathnetokneakdowm,and aAmetobquup; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time u3dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; Athnetorend,andathnetosewqathnetokeepsHence,anda thnetospeak; Athneu3kwe,muianwmtohauxathneofwanandathneof peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8