North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1972 volume:

THE YEAR NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ADVISOR JAMES HEARN EDITORS LYNN DEXTER JUNKO ROBERTS TABLE OF CONTENTS STORY OF THE YEAR 8 SOCIAL 1O SPIRITUAL 44 ACADEMIC 62 SERVICE 74 ORGANIZATIONS 90 SPORTS 102 ADMINISTRATION 116 SENIORS 138 STUDENTS 154 ADVERTISEMENTS 180 ttTo try to convey how much I truly appreciate and admire Rev. Clark would take an eternity. No where have I witnessed such a God-fearing man take such a keen interest in each of the students in the college. He carries all the burdens and dreams we have for North Central. And behind all the rush of our activities, you can be sure he is behind the scenes praying and putting in a good word for our college as a whole. He will be one of the main reasons why North Central will grow and prosper in the future and we should thank God daily for such a man honoring our school as 1ts PrCSIdent. Donna DeMoss llE.M. Clark came to North Central in a time of cris- is. With insight gained from many years as pastor and district administrator he has guided the college to fi- nancial stability. He has also set a standard of spiritual leadership for all to followfi Rev. John Phillips iiI don,t think President Clark will ever realize how much we love and appreciate him. How can we express it? We can try to write it but it doesnit seem to say as much as we feel. The love and concern he has for each of us Was felt the first time he spoke in chapel-and it grew, that means so much! To be loved, respected, appreciated and prayed for by the President of a college is a beautiful privilege. . .So, to you, President Clark, we give much honor, love, and thanks? Lynn Dexter w Cause of beauty. ? warmth. alife. example. and in more than gratitude 8 appreciation, but with Love, we honor you, Bro. Krans iiHe is a man with a love for people and an ability to spread this love to others. He has a heart of gold, and a desire to use anything and all that he has to help others. He has a tremendous desire to serve the Lord and encourages others to put their complete trust and faith in the Lord. His zeal and determination to see things accomplished for the Lord are al- most unmatched among ministers today. Without a doubt he carries a heavy burden for not only North Central Bible College, but especially the students? lA Studentl ilWorking with Rev Krans is one of the most enjoyable experiences one may have. live appreciated his con- cern for each one of us and the sincere desire he has to see souls won to the king- domK, Nancy Sirvio ilHusband, Father, Instructor, Pastor, Fellow- Christian, ping pong player; Rev Krans means many different things to many different people. He dedi- cates himself to as many worthwhile projects as is humanly possible - to the point where it totals up to quite a burden. It is a good thing for us to realize that he truly deserves the honor of having this years Archive dedicated in return to him? Gordon Seedfeldt n u r 1 E. M. CLARK, President NORIH CENTPAL BIBLE COLLEGE 910 Elliot Ave. 80.,Minneopolis, Minn. 55404 l612-332-3491 Dear Graduate of 1972: The year 1971 is a red letter year in my life -- the beginning of a school year -- my first year as President -- and a close association with nearly 500 of the finest people I have ever known, the students of North Central Bible College. It is hard for me to fully grasp what has happened to me this year. This is not a college president - student relationship. These are my friends, and we have been partners this year in facing and overcoming obstacles that stood mountain high. Thanks to God through the student body these mountains are crumbling. The Faculty, the Administration and the Staff have done service above and beyond the call of duty to help meet the need at the College this year. The victories gained have been joint victories in every sense of the word. My personal prayers and sincere love will follow each graduate this year. I wish you a meaningful place in the harvest, with great fruitfulness and happi- ness as you serve Him whom we love. - I will feel a real personal loss if some of the underclassmen find it impossible to return next year. Life can be such a happy experience. I want above all things that it will be the very utmost for you. ThetGod who has been so gracious to me will meet you also in the time of need and make up that which is lacking . Above all, I exhort you to never settle for mediocrity, for you know the One who said, I am come that ye might have life and that more abundantly. He meant the abundant life for you -- claim it. I wish you God's very best. Your friend , E. M. Clark President EMC:paa New faces express anticipation. Familiar faces smiling, reminiscing of years gone by... Registration marks the beginning of a new year, Meeting new students Making new friends. Chapel services bringing us closer together And closer to God. Enjoying good times together; School picnics Basketball games Ice skating in the park. 0r studying for a final exam. Asking for God's help Spiritually Financially Or with special problems Just between you and Him. Memories of days gone by And memories to he made In days to come Are all part of a year to be anticipated, And one to be remembered! AUDREY DICKEY .53, i w. .- m w. w. - a. v n a... nu The universe reSounds with the joyful cry I AM criabin S001a1 llWebster asserts that banquet is synonymous with feast! BAN- QUET 1971, was much more than just a feast. It was an elo- quent setting in which tuxes turned boys into proper gentlemen, and formals transformed girls into beautiful women. The cul- mination of ladies and gentlemen so appropriately attired created a rich, warm, romantic atmosphere. The magic of the eloquent setting, the tastefully chosen meal and the delightful music will not soon be forgotten. Butch Amstutz stOnce upon a time, tback in WD, a delegation of North Cen- tralis fair ladies and fine gentlemen gathered to share together in their annual Spring Banquet thosts for this distinguished and eloquently dressed delegation were the innkeepers at Radisson Southl. Midst the courtyard and dining hall, an atmosphere filled with flowers and fountains, bridges and bushes, spokes- men and spices, punch and the tnowl penniless, and a feast you would not believe enhanced the splendor, beauty, and enjoyment ofthat lovely evening back in May, 1971? Gretchen Geselle tlEnchanting, exciting, enriching, captivating, enlightening, entertaining, peaceful, happy, warm, rewarding ...... such are the words which express my feelings towards the banquet? Diane Mroz ttNervous smiles, well-mannered young men, shakey hands pinning girls- -not flowers, car doors shutting 0n companion,s new dress. Calling date by the name of the sweetheart back home or by motherts first name. Nervous smiles, shakey fingers pinning girls not flowers, soft lights hiding blemished faces, r0- mantic strains of Together Againf drifting through the Raddison South. Boney chicken and soggy rice. Afterwards, tripping down to the stTabtt fellowship- ping with ttFree Life,w Gary Lembergts vocals, walking arm and arm down the Nicollet Mall, 21 long, lingering warm handshake at the door and the 1971 Spring Banquet becomes another fond mem- 9, ory. Dan Peters Richard McDowell, Junior Class President Karen, cank you wait til the food is served? Thirsty singers get refreshed. Just humming together. 9111 TbCGBeginning, .. llRegistration reminded me very much of my army physical a a combination of gross misunderstanding and mass confusion. The only difference was this was co-educationalf, Connie-Paul Anderson llThe bewildered glances, stupid questions, incessant chattering, and aimless wanderings 0f the freshmen proved that they just didnlt know what registration was all about! But next semester is our time to shine? Sue Fredrickson Youlve got a F riend! Signing up for Prayer Bands, is preparation for involvement. REGISTRATION All that tape and that was only the fees. 1 5 It I had a really fun time at the all School Picnic held at Minne- haha Pavillion. The free chili supper was especially delicious and all the games and entertain- ment were very well planned to include everyone? Pauline Moeckl III think the picnic was a great opportunity to get out and have some fun as well as meet other people from school. I would also compliment the student govern- ment on a fine job of organizing an enjoyable evening, even though I did get soaked with a water balloon? Rich Lemberg ,, 511mg 11 Zagflllgr llHere are some sound highlights of the all-school picnic: MUTTER, MUTTER a upperclassmen late to the before-supper football game. KERRSLUURP! CAGA! - The fifth pie disappears into a con- testantls mouth. SPLLAASHH! - A water balloon loses its round shape on an over- anxious contestant. GRRUUHH! a sound emitted by students as their noses try to move a mush of tomatoes across the floor to the tape. SQUEAK, SQUEAK a The voice of Rick, the almost human dum- my. RASSP, SCREECH! a Our guest singer, THE FAMOUS FLOP. WHISTLE. FLOP, SLOP ..After party,clean-up party. Rocky Grams $42 5 03 3.- av. N' I? . y .' . 1.2; T. M A fit; ?.31 1 5! ' :r aw? .9 f 1? i t! M :3; ,mr Yr: . ,: . g ? 4 233? 63s?! ' $3? 31;. Essa , J0 . ass I $ 3 $5 r Now tell santa what you want, little boy. lg- ra Lv- W ,4' .3? ,. g. a 3 at t u 3 '4 e.- gz. 3 high? . 1 , n1! f ' $9-3 I ' ' Q . . $2,; $92 'ti, aui$ x .5. J. t 8 ,,. 95 '? ,9'$ :53 . 423.7 $5332: we: 5 a Q I ' 1 ',. E I -. . I.x-HI'ESWKF - 53.- 3 . - h , . 9mg. 91 . - ,4 , Kat. 'IJ' 'M JHA J3: ttl though the Freshman ini- tiation court was very ttinterest- ingtt and the judge and jury did a good job in making the defend- ants feel uncomfortable! Maybe the freshmen should have had a defense attorney? I think more of the kids tFreshmem should have been involved because it was in fun even though a little embarrassing. The upperclass- men did a very goodjob? Diane Fredrickson ttI believe that the freshmen were well taken care of, but I must give tribute to their good sports- manship towards their well de- served discipline? John Bontrager Saluting a ttSeniortt Officer The tension mounts as all wait for the next victim. In my country. . . When is this plane due to take off? The 010d squad lefs try that triple reverse, double pass quarter back sneak? HUH? Powderpuff or Powderrough football? III love music and when therels music in the air, thatls where I want to be. When the Fall Music Festival cast began forming, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to participate. Although practices were frequent and occasionally lengthy, I enjoyed working with other people involved in the festival, toward achieving an out- standing music presentation? Sharon Rideout ttA lot of time and a great deal of effort went into this yearls Fall Music Festival. There were many nights in which the practices went into the morning hours. All of us who participated in the Fall Music Festival had a great time. We hope that the message got across to the audience and that they enjoyed it as much as we did. Personally I think that because of everyonels contribution, this years Fall Music Festival came off as a success. John Bontrager did a great job of organizing this thing and he deserves a lot of the credit; also everyone gave all that they had to make the Fall Music Festival a success? Jim Krans Big eor little Jim. J im, Scott, 8L Terry, a good new group called ttTrihuteli They make beautiful music together! Tonighfs guest speaker is. . . man 0 Well, heres Ray, trying to drum up some business. Galilee AND THIS IS WHERE WE EAT. .. If you drink enough of that stuff, youtll turn into a caff- fiend. That could be the last straw, Betty! What could be better than a meal with your friends in the cafeteria? 24 ' CANDIES After that last class I need something to settle my nerves. IMDI'IIIIAIie Harken, who throweth yon snowball at mine window? Would you believc-an artistic Steamroller? Zounds Zike Zharon Zleeping, ZZZZZZZZZZZ . No onds around; ifs just the booth of us. I wonW move my horsy ifyou wonW move your castle. Beware ofphoney conversations! Coffee during free hours helps to carry us through. Bang! 28 Many brothers and sisters eat with their cousins. These carmel omelets sure are chewy. 29 Open House reveals many interesting things. Watch Terry, honey, he s going to take our picture. A smile of a childione 0fthe blessings ofChristmas. 30 C7Vlerry Qi'istmas GParty itChristmas is a time to be shared. A way to start to share Christmas is with Christ. T0 spread the Christ at Christmas in the lives of children is a valuable seed that, with prayer can grow into a life that will spread the Gospel of the Christ of Christ- 73 mas. John M atthews North Centralis own Christmas Peanut Gallery. 31 WFhe parts of the Christmas party I enjoyed most were the beautiful way Rick and Charley presented the Christ- mas Story and Johnis conclusion? Ken Jones ttUp 0n the housetop, clunk, crunch, thud, was the sound of reindeeris paws at the second annual Child- renis Christmas party at NCBC on December 9th. Complete with Santa Claus, two of his most talented elves and of course the children were transported to the world of make-believe Christmas. Christmas meant a little more to every student that attended that party for they had the privilege to show in a tangible way to others the love of God shed abroad in their heartsii Diane Williams lhnnwmnnhn 1972 We are proud to present our 1972 Homecoming Queen, Miss Sandi Speich. With a rare combination of personality, poise and friendly wit, she has stolen the hearts of our student body. Our personal con- gratulations. Marti Roman kuw- e M N Jeanine Lee c :owns the new Queen Sandi Speich. President Clark addresses our new Queen. Our Queen and her page Joni Wilkerson QUEEN SANDI tlBeing homecoming Queen of North Central Bible College was certainly a privilege for me, and I loved every minute of it, as any girl would have. Especially thrilling was the victory that cur team won for us when they Krinkled the Krusaders. What a team! What a school! Even though this is my last year, I will long cherish the memories of Homecoming, 1972? Sandi Speich Tim Rust was the lucky escort of the evening. WE wow welt was the first royal court I ever have served on, and it was a wonderful experience. I never thought I would ever be singing lovely songs as we did to such lovely girls. Rod Chapman Junior Princess Sherry Carlson, escorted by J on Olson. Sophomore Princess Gretchen Geselle, escorted by Rich Lemberg. Frmhman Princess Trisha Krueger, escorted by Rod Chapman. Junior Princess Janie Roman, escorted by Rick Raden. 36 John Krans and Dan Peters emceed at the Coronation. Senior Princess Beth Taylor, escorted by Dennis Woodruff. Senior Princess Lynn Dexter, escorted by Bruce Kallies. 1971 Miss Congeniality Jeanine Lee and her escort Wendy An- derson. ttThe Homecoming this year was one of the most exciting I have ever witnessed. The skits were tre- mendous, very well done and could almost have been contributed to professionals, both in the writ- ing and the execution of the skits. The choice of a Queen and crowning 0f the Queen were the most beautiful and appropriate that I have ever witnessed. The stage props, the lighting, the script, the people who took part and the emcees did a tremendous job. To me this was an outstanding eventP President Clark 37 Mike Shields sings between skits. 2 My old Instamatic wasnk this hard to operate. Miss Soltau discussing todafs problems. w wmang swan N, -,,,,, ,$, w , Wwiwa? w w Wwpamwwwww 9'; Hello fans, this is Howard Koscll bringing you . . . . . Skit, night, alias: Ham City. Well Fred, I see yourjob is picking up. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP ttCoach Schooley became a Tseniori this year as the Chiefs culminated a fine season of basketball by winning the conference Championship with a stunning 19 point victory over arch- rival St. Paul Bible College. The seniors on this year's team were fresh- men when I came and we seniorsT couldnit have graduated with a more satisfying accomplishment. The con- ference championship is the first in the history of North Central but with a strong nucleus of players returning including three starters, were ex- pecting great things next year. Rev. Schooley The great number of fans at the game really helped the event to be a success. The freshman guys ready for a tug of war. itAfter Cheering for four years, it was impossible for me to control my emotions while watching the N.C.B.C. Chiefs play a fantastic game as well as win the Conference Championship! This years basketball season got better and bettera the Homecoming game was a beautiful climax for a great yearVi Beth Taylor Exshoes me sir, is this the Junior Class snow sculpture? 4O The snow rally. ttWith the conference title at stake and a three way tie for that position, the tChiefs' came out onto the floor ready to tKrinkle the Krusaders? For the first half the Crusaders stayed with the Chiefs but the second half the unstoppable tChiefst proved too great. At the sound of the horn the score was 91-76, and with this win, for the first time in NCBCis history, the Chiefs are No. 1 in the M.R.V. Conference? Jon Olson I think itts safer standing here watching them do it. ttThe excitement that fills the air during Homecoming week at NCBC may best be described as electrifying. Competitian is at its peak between classes as well as on the basketball court. When that final Victory rally is completed, there is nothing left to say except man, we made it? MartiRoman The game created excitment in all those who came. Putting skates on is half the work. Puckcr-up boys, Future Peggy Flemings? and set your goals high. All right you guysethis is a stick up! itStopping the puck is my goalW Hockey ttThe crack of a stick, the blur of the puck and the stretching of the net behind the goaltender. Thafs part of the excitement of hockey; to get a tiGOAU, is the objective of each person out on the ice. It may take a while, but if everyone on a team works to- gether long enough the objective will be accomplished. I have found the game as a means of physical exercise and tension re- lease because it turns my mind from the busy daily tension of school and work life. Jerry Carlson t1 really enjoy going to hockey games. I started going to watch my brother play thought it sounded boring. Its not itis really fun watching the little puck go from one end to the other. But the part I like best is the body checking. They really cream them against the boards? Debra Boggs l A I I I H P s uWow, Spiritural Emphasis Weekethe high point of, my life in Jesus. Was it just high emotionalism sparked by a good speaker? No Way. Bible school students donht give about $30,000 toward a new chapel because of a soul-stirring message. It was the Holy Spirit who made Spiritual Emphasis Week this year. And because of the Holy Spirit working within me, Ifind a new love for the Word and a burning desire to spend many hours talking to God? Marvin Smith Spirit 1211 imbhilsls i u , XV . Ck k u, One picture is worth a thousand testimonies. Anyone within the sound of these voices could not help but be moved by hearfelt testimonies. ttMy heart broke right along with many of the stu- dents during Spiritual Emphasis Week as the Lord taught us an important lesson in values. IVS amazing how easily we become attached to the temporary gifts of this life, but ifs even more amazing to see how He reminds us of what the priorities are. Our good deeds, our sacrifices and our righteousness are all as filthy rags when we remember what He has already done for us. I learned a lesson that could never be taught from a book: His love is truly more precious than gold, yea, than much fine gold? Linda Rodriguez ltl was all alone and the Lord came in such a sweet spirit. Ijust broke into tears? llNow I just pray that I can share Christ with some of the kids that I shared drugs with this summer. ill didnlt even know it was in the Bible. It was the most beautiful thing I ever heard? llWhat I received from this revival was the deepest inner work in all my life. lTve never in my life seen so many young poeple in love with J esus. Everywhere I look I see Jesus? III said, God, Itls yours. It was yours all the time? I feel free now? Spiritual Emphasis Week had a great impact on me. I could sense love for the Lord in the services, and in the testimonies of those whose lives had been radically changed. God was present and worked in hearts. The serv- ices brought blessing to me, as well as an ex- tensive desire further to seek God. Chuck Lamson Spiritual Emphasis week became our first university of the Holy Spirit and will not be forgotten by students or faculty. Emphasis was on prayer and worship in the Spirit. The experiences during this week of sacrifice were truly life-changing. Terry Sovil 48 r - : , o v - - . - WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w. OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS ,w. OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w. OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w: OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OFT SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. SP WEEK UNIVERSITY OF T, SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS w. . . ,, .F .E f 8 a l .. HASIs WEE'I-E8'JN1 vERs VTHE H PIRIT. SPIRITUAL EMP EEK UNIV ITY 0E THE HOL Y SPI- IRITUAI E PHASIS WEEK UNIVERS E HOL PIRIT SPIRITUAL EMP K UNwar Y 0'5. THE HOLY SPI . ' ' EEK UNTVER SPIRITUAL EMP TUAL PHASIS WE K U HOLY SPIRIT SPIRIT 8 8 - . g 8 48' K UNIVERSITY OF THE HbLY SPI- . Q R s. ITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK UNIVERS - x I .TPIRI RITUAL EMPHASIS WEE K UNIVERs UAL EMPHASIs E WVERSIT , THE HOLY SPIRIT. SPIRITUAL EMP O'LY EPIRIT'JS L '8 EK UNIVERSITY 0E THE HOL :,; .TPi . VERSITY 888 THE HI , I.Ri ' TRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK UNIVERs . 'SITY8 OF THE HOLY SPIRIT SPIRITUAL EMP AL EV' ASIS WEEK UNIVERSITY OF THE HOLY SPI- 8' HE HOLY SPIRIT. SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK UNIVERS ASIS tTThis week was just so beautiful, you could really tell that God led, you could feel his presence. God really dealt with me during this week, I learned things that I had never even thought of before. I have a real peace with God and ITve had it ever since. ItIII never wear off! I have become much closer to God, ITII do anything for Him. ITve seen peopIeIs lives changed and the wonderful work theyTre doing and going to do for God. The sacrifices some kids made for God were fantastic! The sacrifice I made, I donTt feel a bit bad about. This is going to be the best year that North Central has ever had in ith history. All I can say is ITPraise the LORD for the HOLY SPIRITIIT Dorann Dickens TTSince IIm not much on words the best way I can say as to what the sIUniversity of the Holy SpiritTT meant to me, is to use the words of this song. TIITm willing Lord to go or stay, ITm ready now to do thy perfect will; and if valleys I must trod to do thy wiII, Oh God, then ITII walk them Lord 0r cIimb the highest hill? Laura Evans Gettint ready today, preaching the Word tomorrow. operaiiom Quireach IOWA OUTR EACH ttThe greatest opportunity a freshman could ever have-the job of being a leader! Praise the Lord for leaders of N.C.B.C. Thank you, Brother ClarkP Dennis Smith ttThis was my fourth year and live gained so much experience which will help me in my future ministry. My second weekend this year was tremendous; for I had a small part in helping and seeing a church begin? Laura Evans 50 . flgo ye into all the world. . fl Whatls your train of thought? ttWhat is Operation Outreach? It,s a time when a potential minister can practice what he has learned at NCBC. It is also knowing the joy and responsi- bility of standing behind the pulpit and ministering Godls Word? Don Dieke llOperation Outreach is really great! It gives you a chance for Christian training and service outside the classroom? J 0e West 8S mmuumers weekuuv. i tr m: Rev. Bob Schmidgall preached, informed and related the gospel in action. 52 THIS DO IN REMEMBERANCE OF ME? IJIDIIIIIIIIIIiGDII 53 W 3g BEI N G IN VOLVED IS... IIWorking for Christ is a very important part of living the Christ- lifefi I am thrilled at every opportunity I get to work for the Lord in my church. My Christian Service Station is more than a Station. It is a home where people love and pray for me; I be- lieve that. Being involved by working in a church is a very im- portant part of our education as we train for the ministry? Special music is one of the ways students can participate at their Gary Grogan respective churches. 54 Evening Chapel 5g y M Students take active roles and share testi- monies. llThe most important reason why I go to night chap- el is that the Spirit of God is so real. When I go in I know I will not leave as the same person because in some way my life will be changed, and I will be a little more grown-up in the Lord? Don Lord 56 A song rendered by Robert Costanza. ttEvening chapel services have been a blessing to me. It has been a place of meeting the Lord through song, testimony, and Bible reading? Sandy Bartlett Many students take turns playing the piano or organ. ttAs a student of our school I realize that we are a body with Christ Jesus as our head. God wants His Spiritual Body to function similar to a physical body. When sickness, disease, or any ailment enters the body, it overcomes the problem from within. Weekend Chapel services can help the schools spiritual body overcome diseases and problems if one realizes that Jesus, the head of the body, is Saviour and will meet all our needs. He has proven this to me personally in our night-time chapel meetings? Paul Huffey ltThe evening chapel services are a time of waiting on the Lord, getting alone with God in your own world, seeking for Godls will in your life for the coming days, weeks and years. The Spirit of the.Lord is gentle and soft-spoken, We should all praise our Godlll Dennis Smith 57 Missions Convention m WW Our convention speakers; Robert Crabtree, Melvin Grams, Robert Abbott. The deaf heard the convention through sign language. Working on the booths. The Gospel Hymns had their part too. sTve had the opportunity to personally participate in many missions conventions, but have rarely wit- nessed the gracious move of the Holy Spirit we saw here. In each service the message seemed ordained of God. There was a sense of a deep work being done as students earnestly sought the Lord. Eternity alone will reveal the full impact of what was accomplished? Rev. Paul Sundell ttMissions Convention is informative, challenging, and fun. It has always been interesting to hear the missionaries tell of their life and work in foreign coun- tries. As the missionaries present the need, God by His spirit challenges and calls young men and women to do his will. No matter what prayer band, or what part you took, missions convention was to you as you chos 3i . e Kelth Roman ltMissions Convention emphasizes what the Chris- tian Life is'all about...proclaiming the message of Jesus Christ to all nations. It has given us the opportunity to expand our horizons, to shine our lights abroad and most of all to make us more aware of the need around us. Just as the Sun, whose rays shine across space to earth, is the hottest and bright- est within a few hundred miles of its surface, so is the Christian whose light shines abroad? David D. Campbell uI haven,t used this much tissue since my last coldlll Some people will go to any height to The full chapels were common during this great convention. read their morning newspaper. Dan Peters leads the chapel inesinging. 61 Knowledge is O comfortable and necessary retreat and shelter for us in on advanced age. .. And if we do not plant it While young if wiH give us no shade when we grow old. Lord Chesierfield Senior Class President Dean Anderson addresses the gathering. 03331333333 The Hallelujah Chorus Re- sounds mightily. uGraduation. . .Well, I think for many itls a cap, a gown, a sheepskin, a sense of accomplishment, announcements, gifts, a challenging sermon , etc. . .For me, along with all of these things, came the realization that this would be the last time I would ever see any of my great friends again. As that event finally arrived, the closeness and warmth I felt mingles with my sense of loss and emptiness. Probably not until the great llHomecoming, Dayh will we see each other again? Gordon Seefeldt Their last service together. T.F. Zimmerman delivers the challengeing sermon. MMMM! That piece oflemon peel sure looks good! Classrooms: the laboratories of learning. 1HE DAILY GRIN Variety of expression, char- acter and life style are often found in the classroom. 66 67 ; a Mwagamama amp a Q $ ml xvi;nmh$aanvsaxax, Praise the Lord and loan me your ping pong paddle. study study studv, Wagie m 4 1i gages. 69 MUSIC RECITAL Jim puts to use what hes learned. Lee puts a good voice to use. , $ ? i g 3' A vocal solo by Vicki Staehnke. 7O Nervous participants await their chance. A -. Y. You there, with the camera, wher6s your I.D.? Several hours of North Central organized confusion. emember i.cl. day? Again? ' ii : W pm ?e'wwmeoqw 72 punuavhmaxavawaap thnuam-h-hwaup nnummguhaumuhx.u hNow, step four is found on the green slip under paragraph 7, line 14 which refers you back to. . W 73 tiIn 1959 it was evident what the student staff was able to do for the ministry of missions at the College. It was my decision at that time that the same benefit could be felt from the impact of student help for the Christian Service Department throughthe College and the Kingdom of God have benefited from this capable leadership of the youth. I am convinced that the greatest blessing, joy and help have come back to the students themselves who have par- ticipated. It is this way in every effort put forth that we receive the most from what we give sacrificially to the work of the Lord? Rev. Krans itResponsible leadership train- ing describes the experience of students serving in the area of Christian Service. The staff determines objectives and plans strategies for advance for the coming months. The strength of student involvement in Chris- tian Service depends to a great degree on the capacity of staff members to provide responsible leadership coupled with spirit- ual emphasis? Rev. King itWow, Christian Service is such a broad topic and yet if you are not careful you can miss your part! Working on the Christian Service Staff has given me a greater desire to see EVERYONE involved in some type of Christian Service? 76 Judi Erickson Top to Bottom: Rev. James King; Faculty Advisor, Joel Stocker, Paul Waterman, Judi Erickson, Becky White, Richard Wilkerson, Donna DeMoss, Tom Geselle. 77 ttParticipating in the area of Missions gives each staff member an opportunity to feel the pulse of our great Assemblies of God world outreach. Concern for souls, an enlarged vision , experience 1n planning a program, the challenge of arousing others, being a channel to communicate the need, are all part of the practical re- sults that each one shares. The impact of the strong Missions emphasis in North Central is to be seen in the one out of every seven Assemblies of God Missionaries that are graduates ofthis college? Rev. Sundell ttOne of the most fulfilling experiences of my life has been serving on the missions staff this year. Here I have been given a birdts eye view of the mission field and have seen God meet needs both financial and spiritual. In spite of the many hours of preparation that being on the staff requires, I have enjoyed working together with the other staff members to attain our main goal, reach- ing our world for Christ? Sharon Rideout ttMissions a a major ttkey of involvementh at North Cen- tral. Missions a ttGainh a lot you need to know about reaching a lost and dying world for Jesus Christ. Mis- sicns ttreal!!!,, Gary Grogan 78 an 3 i. , - 1M9 V g ' i t M am Top to bottom: President; Gary Grogan, Dave Campbell, Bruce Kallis, Harry Campbell, Marly; Miller, Sherry Carlson, Sharon Rideout, Pat Drury, Rev. Paul Sundell; Faculty advisor, Georgette Kanada, Lynn Dexter 3? C? J ' ?1 t i kzx r l a - f $93 Q Q Qig 6X s W llBeing 0n the Missions Staff has been my highest honor here at N.C.B.C. I consider it a ministry rather than a mere duty. Missions should not be blown out of perspective and mis- sions must not be neglected. It is merely another arm of the Church of God and yet I believe it is the most exciting area of ministry. There are countries where the gospel is spreading like wild fire. There are countries like China where millions and millions of people have never heard the name J esus. Be- ing on the missions staff has drawn me closer to all this and more important, has caused me to pray for it. 79 Bruce Kallies IIThe Prayer Band is a personal commitment of ones self to prayer for a specific area of the world-whether home or abroad. Each person has his own responsibility to reach out to God, yet is a part of the whole symphony making music toward heaven. With the president as director, the Band harmonizes in perfect unity, and without the individual, the whole is not completea thus the personal commitment? David D. Campbell iiTO me, Prayer Band, is just what it says, people banding to- gether in prayer. I enjoyed attending my prayer band very much in my first two years of college. Now that Iim on Mis- sions Staff I can still become involved, but I admit that I miss not being right there in the band. Count it a privilege, student, and thank God that you can be a part of a Prayer Band, praying for the many needs of World Missions? Pat Drury FAR EAST: President; Keith Roman, Vice Presi- dent; Richard McDowell, Secretary; Jane Roman. Weaver Bamd Officers AFRICA: President; Jim Petersen, Vice President; Curt Thomassen, Secretary; Judy Carlson. ALASKA 8: AMERICAN INDIANS: President; Dan Peters, Vice President; Rick Fredricks, Secretary; Judi Erickson. 80 HOME MISSIONS: President; Ken Moechel, Vice President; John McEachran, Secretary; Darcy Ready. SPECIAL MINISTRIES: President Paul Reed, Vice President; Mike Estrada, Sec- retary; Nancy Schneider. LATIN AMERICA: President; Mike Shields, Vice President; John Tishim, Secre- tary; Becky White. theing a Prayer Band President is a great experience. It has helped me to draw closer to God in realizing the responsibility of leading others to a greater spiritual knowledge. It also was one of the greatest joys to see a group of people banning to- gether in prayer and becoming a u- nit in fulfilling the Great Com- mission? Ken Moeckl DEAF 81. BLIND: President; Dave Flack, Vice President; Bruce Hardt, Secretary; Line da Campbell. EUROPE: President; Rick Story, Vice Presi- dent; Marty Roman, Secretary; Junko Ro- berts. MIDDLE EAST 8L SOUTHERN ASIA: President; Bob Schawadt, Vice President; Joe West, Secretary; Becky Severson. Row 1: Rocky Grams, Randy Friesen, Ed Bradley, Gary Jackson, Larry Schafer, Mike Shields; Row 2: Rev Tanner, Richard Doebler, Mette Marie Carlson, Vicky Staehnke, Steve Kersting, Patricia Krueger, Peggy Wenig, Sherry Carlson, Bill Shank, Marcilene Maroon, John Tishim, Geraldine Wierson, Rachel Di Musto, Kathy Green, Jim Shaffer, Sally Shaver, Darcy Ready, Dave Flack, Sherry Larson; Row 3: Jim Palmer, Donna DeMoss, Phil Fratto, Marc Tishim, Joy Shank, Sherry Roos, Scott Laybourn, Becky Doebler, Terry Kirsch- man; Not Pictured: Pauline Moeckl, Justine Lampkins. ltEvangelaire practice this Saturday afternooniw lGreat! Illl be there? Why the excitement? Rehearsals for this sharp group are more than scales and breath exercises. The kids want to come because they like the music tincluding selections ranging from classical to contemporaryi. They like each other tthe attraction is more than physical-there is a unity of spiritl. They like good jokes tthe group was blessed with half a dozen clowns this yearl. Theylre committed to showing the youth of today that The Way is great! Rocky Grams llIt is my conviction that what make Evangelaires so successful is the willingness of each of its members to cooperate with the Director, and Rev. Tanner,s total dependence upon the Holy Spirit to lldirectll the choir. As a Freshman student, I am greatly impressed with the opening prayer that precedes each practice session and concert. The prayer unifies our spirits toward one goal-to magnify the Lord in song. I consider it a privilege to be a part ofsuch a dedicated group? Gary J ackson 82 Rev. Don Tanner, Director the thusic has always been a big part of my life but the last year and a half it became very special to me as I sang with the Evangelaires. For the first time in my life, through our concerts, I learned what it means to really give a part of yourself away in a song. The most beautiful thing in the world is to see someone kneel because of a song you gave to God? Peggy Wenig ltEvangelaires has been a rewarding experience and an inspiration to my life. It is one of the greatest thrills in the world for me to share the gospel of Jesus Christ through music. To travel with a group of peo- ple who love J esus is truly a wonderful blessing. You learn to share your love, prayers, and Life? Darcy Ready evangelaires llNew ideas and contemporary music will mark the fall semester in Evangelaires this year. One of the highlights of the year will be Otis Skillingsl ltYoung World? The excitement of our Director, Rev. Tan- ner, has carried over to the members and we are an- ticipating great things in the near future? Scott Laybourn ttThe Evangelaires is a group in which; with the combination of music and much prayer, the power of God is able to reach many souls? Bruce Hibma 83 tilt is amazing how contemporary Plato appeared to be in his writings on music. Platonic philosophy emphasized a strong control in kinds of music used, as Plato believed that the state was moulded and built by the songs it sang. Undoubtedly a similar musical ethos exists today and is crucial in formu- lating social standards. Upon this base Christianity must build a strong and unrelenting musical doctrine which is neither tempered nor side-tracked by the wordly fair. This underlying philosophy dominates the music of North Central Bible College and the Evangelaires. We believe that the Eternal God, our Father abides forever? Rev. Don Tanner the most rewarding experience of my life has been working with the Gospel Hymns. Although there are many long hours involved, the end result is so fulfilling. The Gospel Hymns is a group of fellas who, with the unity of Gods love, can accomplish great things for Godis kingdom. It is a pleasure to work with such a group? John Krans Left to Right: lst Row; Dave Tims, Loren Gerdes, Bryan Kingsriter, Marti Roman, 2nd Row; Kieth Romna, Charles Chivers, Tom White, Grant Wiley, Robert Poe, David Palmquist, Gayland Hendricksen, Tom Benigas, John Peterson, Rich Lemberg, Tim Moe. 3rd Row; Vern Bruxvoort, Randy Swagger, Randy Hanson, Gary Lemberg, Dennis Woodruff, Henry OiBrien, Howard Kruize, Darrell Wiley, Dan Peters, Denny Olson, Denny Mandigo, Jon Olson, Leon Lundstrom, John Krans. Girls; Sharon Rideout, Judy Carlson, Pam Girard. 85 ttGospel Hymns is the highlight of the spring semes- ter. Although it' may be an awful lot of work getting ready for tour and sometimes we get discouraged, nothing can take the place of tour. The spiritual as well as social experiences are unreplaceable? Rich Lemberg ttMusic is the language of the soul, and itts more than a thrill to minister in song. Good singing and good music seems to have a healing effect on the soul of man. Pm happy that Fm a member of such a group? Henry OtBrien tIThe making of a gospel team demands hours of practice and financial support. But most important it requires earnest prayer. The effectiveness of a gos- pel team is the result of time spent in prayer? Terry Kirschman tIAn important reason for my being in a gospel team is the spiritual benefit. I find that if I just go to a Christian service station, unless I am actively in- volved, my life becomes stagnant because Pm not giving out. A gospel team requires preparation to give to others. Its more than just musical prepa- ration. Without spiritual preparation the music falls on deaf ears. But the most important reason for my being in a gospel team is because I know that this is what God wants me to do right now. If God wanted me to teach a Sunday School class I would be just as happy because true happiness comes from doing God,s will, whatever it is? Dan Turner ItThe fellowship with Christians is great and when you can see the Lord touch them in a service, and feel His anointing upon your own life as you sing or testify, this is one of the greatest blessings you can re- ceive. There are times of fun, sharing, tears, happi- ness discouragement, and blessing, but the greatest happiness is that of the blessing from serving God Becky Turner, MarciMaroon, and Donna DeMoss. in this ministry, and that makes it worth it all? Judy McEachran Joy Belles GOSPEL TEA M S 86 Steve M iles, Phyllis Lee, Debbie Schoenberger, Pat Heinrich and Delores Heller. The Tribute ttThe opportunity to develop deep friendships with other members, the fun of traveling, learning to depend on Godts strength when mine fails, the satisfaction of doing a job well, the reaching of goals, meeting peo- ple, learning to work as a group rather than as individuals, and real- ly feeling that God has given me a ministry while Pm in schoolaare all a part ofa gospel team? John McEachran J im Shaffer Rachel DiMusto Scott Laybourn Terry Kirschman THE PHILADELPHIANS llTo be able to sing for the Lord and others in a gospel team is the greatest and most rewarding fun work a person can do. For we not only sing praises to God, but express these praises and tell of God's love to and for others. Thank the Lord we can express ourselves by singing to Him with a gift He has given to us? Debbie Schoenberger llBeing in a gospel team for two years and traveling weekends and summers takes lots of work and much prayer if you are to be effective. There is equip- ment to keep working, schedules to meet, and most of all souls that need Christ. Satisfaction is what I feel everytime a person accepts Christ as Savior or the young people express the desire to re- ceive more of Him. Sure there are long trips and weekends when you arrive home at 4:00 am. on Monday, but everytime I look back all I can say is Thank You, Jesus, for these opportunities? By Friday we are all set for another weekend of ministry? Lloyd Hohn Lloyd Hohn, Mary Hohn, Judy McEachran, and John McEachran. 88 J ohn Krans, J im Krans, Dan Turner, and Darrell Wiley. THE HARBINGERS A Gospel Team is a unit, a whole, a group that works together, prays together, practices together, takes long rides together, to try to give away a portion of the faith they have inside of them. It is an experience in maturity. You are required to put into use every ounce of patience, kindness, thoughtfulness, and love you possess. All the logic and wisdom you have is called upon day after day: where do we go, how do we get there, what shall we sing, who will preach, what happened to my microphone, wake up itls your turn to drive. Its a melting of personalities into one mind, so that you can stand one another. Financially, physically, spiritually,-without Him a gospel team canlt make it. I want to give all the glory, honor, or popularity that one receives in a gospel team to J esus Christ. J ohn Krans 89 01161111 ' 211230115 90 ; em, 91 Terry and L nn: Well, here we are meeting deadlines? Secretaries: Vickie Stachnke and Faith Baumeister. ographers: V.Nuzzolo, G.Seefeldt, and T.Sovil. N t Pictured: M.Borden, and R.Oftedahl. Co-editors: Lynn Dexter and Junko Roberts. 447 1W Marsha Barthels, Literary editor and Terry Sovil, Photographic editor. llThe small part I have had in working with the diligent, creative Archive Staff has been exciting and richly rewarding. The color, cover design and over-all new dimensions of the Archive have made it an impressive and enjoyable book? Diane Mroz tlSome of the most trying moments of this year have come at deadline time. Long hours in the stuffy dark-room and taut nerves make for some uncomfortable times. I figure I have quit at least once a week-but these are the times 111 probably remember? Terry Sovil lIPictures, negatives, film, cameras, captions, headaches, ex- cedrins, making appointments, fearing deadlines, laughing at deadlines we never met. From all the pictures Ilve taken, it seems like my eyes are forming into one big eye in the middle of my forehead. Is producing an Archive worth it? I think so, or else the last four years of being involved with them were a waste of t1mefi -A weary, satisfied, photographer Gordon Seefeldt llJunko,get me page oh, no never mind where are the contact sheets? . . . whatls developing in the dark-room? . . . how come things get so negative at deadline? -These are only a few of the frustratable questions that perpetually are voiced amongst the Archive Staff in the preparation for the birth of an AR- CHIVE. The development of an ARCHIVE involves a careful diet of perserverance, patience, and persistence so that the product of our labor will be permanently etched in memories made throughout the year? Junko Roberts WGMEN,S tiThe Womenis Auxiliary of North Central Bible College has been in existence for about ten years now. It was the brain child of about three of the faculty wives and lady faculty members, most of whom are still associ- ated with the group. Over the years the groups projects brought utility and beauty to numerous areas of the college plant. The cash outlay for the improvements is approaching the $10,000 mark. All this was raised by the members of the auxiliary. The work of the group has been augmented by the special help of women from other districts in our region. The Wis- consin District ladies deserve special mention in this category? AUXILIARY The ladies prepare to tlstormll the halls with Christmas goodies. Mrs. Alice Phillips Womenls Auxiliary is an effectual arm of service to North Central Bible College ministering to needs of both student and constituency fulfilling our Lordis command to llMinistereas good stewards of the manifold grace of God? I Peter 4: 10 Kathryn Loven, President tlEspecially do we give thanks to the Ladies, Aux- iliary for their thoughtfulness and expressions of love. Their prayers, their gifts, and their concern in our behalf has been appreciated? Darcy Ready tlIt has been a real joy to work with the Womenls Auxiliary this past year. I feel that it helps all the women to become better acquainted, and it is a great joy to make college life a little more like home for the students away from home? Mrs. E.M. Clark Denny is a firm believer in Womenls Auxiliaryeespecially the candy and cookies part!!! Women,s Auxiliary: Mrs. Marion Stow, Miss lone Soltau, Mrs. Kathryn Loven, and Mrs. Estella Clark. Students register for visiting homes during Thanksgiving. 95 Student Government for me is all of the following: opportunity, a privilege, work, change, betterment, involvement, responsibility, development, and con- cern. J anie Roman iiIt is vital that students understand the adminis- tration and the administration understands the students. We need to have a Right Relationship. Student Government is titheb link that does just that. Gary Grogan til believe it is of utmost importance that every possible barrier in the Body of Christ be broken down in order that the children of God can flow together in love and unity. It is essential that this be our goal and main objective in Student Government. It is a privilege to represent my class and school in being a member of Student Government. In every active group as in this particular one, Christ must have the preeminence. When He is Lord of our lives and circumstances, I know that in every decision we make in Student Government, amongs the faculty and students, nothing less than His perfect plans and purposes shall be brought to pass? SWUMEEMJ CEbWERMMEMW Paul Carmody 96 Left to Right, Seated: Darcy Ready, President; .Beth Taylor, Janie Romanx Junko Roberts, Sharon Rideout, Second Row: Judy Call, Bruce Kallies, Paul Carmody, Vincent Nuzzolo, Lynn Dexter, Rocky Grams, Back Row: Dennis Woodruff, Tom Gesellc, Richard McDowell, Mike Shields, J erry Carlson. llWhat would this school be like without a Student Government to plan activ- ities? -settle problems? -and difficulties? No longer would anyone be able to come running to one of the members with his lhang- upsl about the school. This year the Student Government has lhashed out everything from the Christmas Party to the more tmtty-grittyl things such as revising the Stu- dent Handbook? J udy Call 97 Pictured: John Tishim Mike Shields, Sherry Larson, Ra Riehetta, D bbgz S en 'If V son, Anita Demmer, Peggy Wenig, Rich Doebler, Rocky Gra Being on the NORTHERN LIGHT Staff has helped broaden my perspectives by getting to know more students. It is a lot of hard work mixed with a lot of fun, and it is learning how to really communicate with others by finding and sharing ideas. It has been a tool to bring about unity between the students and faculty. But most of all, live grown closer to God in the realization that the success of each issue would be brought about only with His help. Sherry Larson I think the NORTHERN LIGHT is a great im- provement over the past year, and I thank the Lord for those of the student body who are willing to put much work into a paper which is worth-while read- ing. live really enjoyed reading about things which are happening at North Central, and the comments and opinions of the students. Helen Arent The skill of communication is of prime importance in our social structure Within our own college, the NORTHERN LIGHT plays an important role as it reflects one of the most important aspects of the educational settingastudent life. Rev. Tanner 98 Behind the scenes work-not seen by many. EGRJRQHQQEEMB Top to Bottom: Dennis Woodruff, Rick Stratton, Curt Thomassen, Bill Douglas, Phil Fratto, Mike Shields, President; Bruce Kallies, Rocky Grams, Rickey Story, Gary Grogan, John Matthews. Mens Dorm Council ttIt was an honor to be voted a Dorm Representative. This has been keeping me very busy and this is what I like. I have also got to know many more of the students. I believe this is another step in causing a closer harmony between the students and faculty? Rick Stratton tiDorm Reps are nice people. After all they are one of us arenit they? Even though thoroughly trained by the establishment, the Dorm Rep still maintains the heart of a student. Isnit it great to know that someone is holding the reigns of authority even when the Deans go to bed. Iim sure glad they are my personal friendsfi Phil Fratto 100 Dean ofMen, Rev. John Kelly Top tO'Bottom: Melaine Hibma, Pat Rasmussen, Nancy Schneider, Laura Evans, Judy Carlson, Becky Severson, Sally Shaver, Penny Klein, Sherry Larson, Barb Palmer, President; Darcy Ready, Rozan Worth, Judi Ericksen, Junko Roberts, Georgette Kanada. Not Pictured: Joyce Woloszynek. Womens Dorm Council Dean of Women: lone Soltau liA representative group of dedicated, motivated, Spirit filled girls chosen by their classmates. A sense of oneness prevails as they plan events and projects together-ideas flow-a party is born -an all girls Prayer Meeting is planned. Sharing, praying for the needs of others. The joy of the Lord is upon these girls as they seek with the Lords guidance to help their fellow sisters in Christ. Sister Soltau ill thank God for the opportunity to serve not only Him but my fellow students? Darcy Ready uWe can LOVE them for successful socials; we can HATE them for llhushing the halls? we can RESPECT them for lipa- jama prayer meetings? Beth Taylor 101 Standing left to right: Dave Campbell, Chuck Davis, Gordon Seefeldt, Bruce Kallies, Rich Lemberg, Kneeling: Dave Seaman, J oe West, ttBaseball is coming on strong. North Central has fielded a decent enough team the last three years, but has fallen victim to the one bad inning sickness. Overall, our material is equal to any in the league. We need adequate practice, space, and time. well work on that and look for a winner soon? Rev. Phillipps Wendell Anderson, Rick Stratton. Tom Geselle. Not Pictured: Tom Compton, Dean Anderson, Dave Reed. 104 105 Coach Phillipps is a promising young coach. He keeps promising us we will win. He has much ex- perience in slow Pitch Softball. We can all sing, llWelve only Just Begun? Rick Stratton I really enjoyed playing baseball this past year. North Central has a fine baseball program and a fine coach. J 06 West TENNIS llThe tennis team was a first at North Central. We were all unexperienced but learned a great deal as the year progressed. We also surprised a few teams in our conference during the season. With the first year behind us, we are looking forward to a better season in 1972? Dennis Woodruff iiThe Elliot Park Tennis Courts have become the home of the Chiefs tennis squad. The team was initiated by a few students. So far they have no coach, but their enthusiasm for the sport drives them on. They face com- petition that has not only coaches, but players on scholarships. The tennis team hopes to have a coach in the near future. We hope that interest spreads and the Tennis Team continues to have success? Tom Benigas liA tennis player can enjoy the sport all his life. All he needs is a court, two rackets, a ball, and one other com- petitor. OK, now get your racket and head for the nearest court. And good luckP, Gary Grogan 106 xv a WWAQ A long and hard earned souvemr. ttAfter some debate and dubiety as to our Chiefs winning the conference we traveled to Dr. Martin Luther College in New Ulm and opened the con- ference tournament by repeating the conference championship victory of the week before over St. Paul Bible College. The season was then climaxed in the championship game with a resounding victory of 81-61 over Pillsbury Baptist Bible College. The ttfrosting 0n the cakeh was delightfully tasteful as Jon Olson and Dennis Woodruff were named to the ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM. Needless to say, winning the conference tournament removed any doubt as to the Chiefs ability to sput it all to- 599 gether . We'n Nunh: Dhe! Coach Schooley 1 he reward ot a long, tough season. BASKETBAII. Front Row: Wendy Anderson, Bruce Kallies, Rich Lembcrg, Rick Raden. Back Row: Dave Kleppinger, Student Manager; Homer Phillips, Jon Olson, Jim Petersen, Denny Woodruff, Gary Lemberg, Mark Bullette, Tim Rust, Rod Chapman, Rev. Robert Schooley, Coach, Dan Hostetter, not pictured. Wendy Anderson Dan Hostctter Gary Lemberg 108 I suppose you re wondering why I called this meeting. Hey, listen you guys! Captain, Jon Olson Denny Woodruff 109 the NCBC iChiefsi are a team of contenders with tremendous hustle and desire. More than once an oppos- ing coach has made a comment concerning the extra effort shown by the Chiefs. Of times outmanned and undersized, these ball players have played above and beyond themselves to gain victories that seemed improb- able if not impossible. My association with the Chiefs of 1971-72 has been one of the most rewarding exper- iences of my life? Coach Schooley iiThis year the tChiefsi had a full twenty-two game schedule and they loved every minute of it. It brought them through a Thanksgiving tournament, games with four new colleges fo the state, an action packed tour to Springfield, M0., and a post season tournament at New Ulm. The 'ChlfHS' this year showed the importance of good teamwork and displayed just that, linked with their inever diei attitude and spirit, thus resulting in a very tough team? Jon Olson iiBasketball is a very important and integral part of my life. Since I started to play ibucketsi in the fifth grade it has helped me to develope my patience, perserverance, teamwork, and the ability to never give up. It has its drawbacks such as an occasional broken finger of black eye, but it has provided me with many hours of fun and enjoyment? Dan Hostetter Now you try. Elbow room is nice. Cheering or singing the cheerleaders strive for harmony. .9! . m? viz, Top to Bottom: Diane Mroz, Beth Taylor, Sandi Paglow, Cheri Vincelli, Kathy Fred- rickson, Diane Fredrickson. e merleaders 113 Reflecting on the past season. ttThere just isnit any one statement I can make that would sum up my feelings about cheerleading. All I can say is that Iim grateful for the opportunity to represent North Central in this one small way. One thing live learned which Iill never forget is the im- portance of unity a without it there can be no suc- cess in anything? Kathy Fredrickson We want a touchdown! Well that wasnit clever. A friendly talk from the captain. ttBeing a cheerleader for North Central has been QUITE an experience! It has meant a lot of hard work and fun times, too. I have found North Centralis basketball team is a team we can really be proud of! Cheer- ing for tour guysi has made my freshman year one I will ALWAYS remember? Cheri Vincelli ttCheerleading has been an exciting break from the world of books and typewriters. It has been a time of tears and laughter, love and hate, success and failure. It has caused me to love my school? Beth Taylor Wfo cheer or not to cheer - that is the question. On the opponents homecourt, with the ttChiefsit gasping for breath, the crowd cheering so wildly for their team that you canit hear yourself think To Cheer? But NCBCis cheerleaders, under the outstanding leadership of Beth Taylor, Captain, never say die. Our girls have always been a genuine credit both to our team and our College. If there are finer, anywhere, I canit imaginef, Coach Schooley 115 23E MQZEQ , , Jazz; p ZZZ 65w? Left to Right, Seated: E.M. Clark, S.H. Peterson, H.H. Rohde, Standing: Otto Lembcrg, Stanton Johnson, Elden Rance, Marion A. Groff, Allan Ullestad, Arvid Kingsriter, Gunnar Danielson, Keith Beachem, Donald Palmer. Not pictured: Lyle E. Curtis, A.W. Gast, Jerry B0- lin, Richard Dortch. CBoa rd of CRggen ts itThe Board of Regents of North Central Bible Col- lege is made up of men from the five states which sponsor North Central, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota. These are busy men, ministers, administrators and businessmen, with important positions in their own fields. They give their time free of charge to the College to give leadership and guidance to the important work of North Central Bible College. They have been a tower of strength to the College and to me, the President. I appreciate each one of them, individual- ly, so very much. They have contributed so greatly to the forward progress of this College. Our con- stituency owes a great deal to these faithful and talented men. They carry a real burden for the suc- cess ofChristian education in this area? President E.M. Clark Seated: Rev W.E. Berry, Pres E.M. Clark, Rev. M.C. Nelson, Standing: Rev, J.P. Phillipps, Rev. R.R. Bayless, Rev. R.K.- Levang, Rev. P.D. Sundell. BIIEII'II III AIIIIIiIIiSlI'HliIIII tiThe Board of Administration is charged with carrying out the policies established by the Board of Regents. Permanent members of this board include the President, the Dean of Education, the Business Manager, and some representation from the teaching faculty. Appointments are made by the Board of Regents. The Board of Administration might be thought of as an internal board while the Board of Regents is an external board? Rev. Nelson TiThe Board of Administration chaired by the President is charged with the responsibility of supervision and operation of the college under the direction of the Board of Regents. This board constitutes a board of appeals for the faculty, general staff and students. The general staff members are also employed by this board. North Central Bible College thanks these dedicated administrators for their many hours of commitment and service? Rev. Bayless H9 Rev. John T. Kelly: Dean of Men; Leslie McCabe, Assistant Dean of Men . l t 19x1 4 VJ llBro Nelson is well known to all of us who have crossed the threshold of North Central Bible College. He 15 the first person most of us meet as we aspired to become students here. At first meeting, his love for the students and for North Central IS very apparent. My appreciation for Bro. Nelson stems from his unwavering faith 1n God even through extreme personal hardships Bill Gilligan lllt has been a pleasure to work with Bro. Bayless. Whether in his capacity as Dean of Students, adv1sor 10 Student Government or as a personal friend, his knowledge and experience is worth com1ng1n contact Richard McDowell uBecause of my work with Bro. Kelly and my discussions with him I can honestly say that he is very much concerned about the students and wishes the best for them. He does not like to be felt as a policeman but rather a pastor. He has gone out of his way to help many ofus. Phil Fratto llSister Soltau has richly blessed my heart and life in the past year live worked with her. Her dedication as Dean of Wo- men has truly thrilled my soul. The hours she has spent talking and counseling students are tremendous. and her love keeps growing for lherl childreni llm sure some day the stars in her crown will be each one of the many students coming through NCBC that she has shed tears over and helped mold their lives for God's servieelll Darcy Ready Rev. M.C. Nelson, Dean of Education Rev. Willis E. Berry, Business Administrator Working hard at a never - clear desk. Business M anager uWillis Berry has come to us as Business Manager with a wealth of ex- perience as a minister, administor and as a Business Manager. All of us here at North Central Bible College appreciate what he is bringing to this College in budgetary control and financial help for our student body. Rev. E.M. Clark itAlthough heis new to the College, he seems to fit right in. The financial state of our College is being improved daily, and he always seems cheer- ful a with a song in his heart and on his lips? Judy McEachran BBusiness Manager, W.E. Berry joined the college staff June 10, 1971. He brought to the College several years experience in education from work in a similar position at Evangel College. Rev. Berry is not only at home with ledgers, financial accounts and balance sheets, but he is also an apt teacher in the Word. He is ordained, and prior to service at Evan- gel, served churches in Oklahoma and Texas. Blended with his pastoral ministry were eight years of administrative responsibilities as Secretary and Superintendent for the South Texas District? Rev. Nelson 121 th-zw W 3?. Left to Right: Rev. Eastman, Beth Taylor, lone Soltau, Rev. J. Kelly, Rev. R. Bayless student life committee ttHappiness is .......... a Student Life Committee that has little or no work to do. The basic responsibility of the Student Life Committee is to make investigations of alleged violations of college rules, as well as recom- mend policies on matters of discipline for students. The committee is made up of the Dean of Students, Chair- man, Dean of Men, Dean of Women, a faculty member, and the President of Student Government. A text for this committee could well be iGodliness with contentment is great gaini 0 Tim. 226V. Rev. Bayless iiThetStudent Life Committee believes that the revival fires; have steered NCBCTS ship down a pretty straight course. When God moves, the braces adjust their sails to the storm and the anchor holds. The captain and officers 0fthis committee praise God for its 1971-72 cargo of precious souls? Sis. Soltau tilt has been a privilege for me to be part of the Student Life Committee. I feel that a studentis opinion and voice on a committee 0fthis nature is most valuable. It has been another step of progress in communication? Beth Taylor 122 ROBERT BAYLESS Dean of Students, Counseling ESTELLA BURKHART 6 ssistant Librarian, Language DEAN EASTMAN Chairman of the Department of Bible and Christian Education, Psychology 123 J.P. GUSTAFSON Voice, Piano J OHN KELLY Dean of Men, Bible JAMES HEARN Librarian, History, Bible 124 J AM ES KING Director ofChristian Service, Religion, Missions ORILL K RA NS Theology, L Homiletics, Music, Gospel Hymns 125 RAYMOND LEVANG Bible, Greek, Missions, History KAREN ST JOHN Music, Piano JOHN PHILLIPPS Chairman of the Department of Bible and Pastoral Studies, Bible, Greek, Humanities. 126 ROBERT SCHOOLEY Coach, Bible, Speech, Counseling, Physical Education WILLIAM SNOW Bible, Greek, Theology 127 IONE SOLTAU Dean of Women, Christian Education PAUL SUNDELL Director 0fthe Department ofMissions, French, Missions DON TANNER English, Speech, Evan- gelaires 128 Rebecca Adamson, Rhetoric Rhoda Nelson, Sign Language Rodrick Grams, Spanish Donna Stark, Science Lynn Dexter, Women s Physical Education PART TIME FACULTY 129 Vincent Nuzzolo, Accordian MUSIC FACULTY Mike Shields, Guitar Anna Strubel, Piano 130 Jo Ellen Worrcll, Music, Piano. Organ Receptionist; J en McCabc iim Rm cmw Accounting: Becky Petersen, Nancy Gerdcs, Virginia Lageson; Virginia Peterson, Carolyn Mount, Delores Heller Engineers: Frank. LeRoy, George Ewbank, Harlan Pygman. Assistant to the Business Manager: Fred Halauist. Librarian: Rev. James Hearn. Assistant Librarian: Estella Burkhart. ' , School Nurse: Janet Jelkcn L A m ' . Cafeteria: Faye Ott, Lila Schwartz, Betty Hintz, Manager The Hwy men of North Central the Security Guards: Greg Haley, Ray secretarles: Sherry Carlson, Beth Taylor, Judy McEachran, Faith Baumelster, rhyllls benlgas, Nancy Jones, Cala noble, Trudy Moeckl Chapel Ushers: Marvin Ever- wine, Howard Kruize, Curtis Thomassen, Norman Hicman, Lloyd Hohn, Chuck Lamson 2 a z s E k Matron: Annie Kruize, Housekeeping; Cleone Slide, 10-- anne Leatherb'errv Director of Mailings: Sophie Halquist, Mail Custodians: Greg Haley, Rick Story, Neil Jeffrey, Rick Stratton, Don McGarvey, Clerk: Mary Brown Wayne Pattengill a W shall pass through thi$mW0rld but my: If, thegefore, there beww any kindness I can show, craggy good thing $can do, set me do it now; Lg; me not defer it nor neglect it, for I shegll not pass this way gig X , gEtienne De Grellet N 1773 185gW x 1 ye? i . Rev. Eastmangiconveyed a love for people and a compellm Thwed which he planted will continue to grow untilfhe return V24: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ................................ Richard McDowell Secretary ........................................ Pat Drury Treasurer ...................................... Tom Benigas Student Government ............................ J erry Carlson Student Government ............................ Lynn Dexter Faculty Advisor ............................ Rev. J ohn Phillips 140 Lonnie Allman Brooklyn Park, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Butch Amstutz Minneapolis, MN Christian Education J ames R. Beaber Shawano, WI Bible 8; Pastoral Anthony T. Benigas Wichita, KS Bible 8L Pastoral Ronald C. Blair Columbia Heights, MN Bible 8L Pastoral I pledge allegiance. . . Maybe I could interest you Plan B. J ohn Bontrager Sullivan, IN Bible 8L Pastoral Allen Boe Sherburn, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Doug Boyd Durban, S. Africa Bible 8L Pastoral Barbara Brandow Grand Rapids, MI Bible 8L Missmns Jerry Carlson Willmar, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Irma Castro Minneapolis, MN Christian Education Peter Prayer Band Poses Piously. Reggie finds the cafeteria a good place to eat. . .and talk. Gordon Dahlstrom g :f i E. Providence, RI . , f. a: Bible 8L Pastoral -' Roston Davis Nassau, Bahamas Bible 8L Pastoral Lynn Dexter Marshalltown, IA Christian Education Patricia Drury Eau Claire, WI Bible 8L Missions 143 Don Edwards Ankey, IA Bible 8L Pastoral J ohn Eneboe Minneapolis, MN Bible 8:. Pastoral Michael Estrada New York, NY Bible 8L Pastoral Marvin D. Everwine Clay City, IN Bible 8: Missions Donald R. Eyer Midway, KY Bible 8L Pastoral George Feller Alberta, Canada Bible 8L Pastoral And some ofthe seed fell on fertile soil. David Flack Minneapolis, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Rick Fredericks New Brighton, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Philip Fratto Vineland, NJ Bible 8L Pastoral William E. Gilligan Minneapolis, MN Bible 8L Pastoral 145 Charles Hamilton Stow, OH Christian Education Thomas Hartmann Delavan,WI Bible 8L Pastoral June Marie Iverson Cameron, WI Christian Education Bruce Alan Kallies Menasha, WI Bible 8c Pastoral Jay Lammert Bayard, NB Bible 8: Pastoral Deloris Lampert Caledonia, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Hallway chatter. Down the hall comes McDowell. Standing 0n the corner waiting for the wife. Justine Lampkins West Chester, PA Bible 8L Pastoral Ralph Lampkins Monrovia, Liberia, W. Africa Bible 8L Pastoral Gary Lemberg Janesville, WI Bible 8L Pastoral Allan Lutcavish Merrillan, WI Christian Education 147 Lee Martin Minneapolis, MN Bible 8; Pastoral Richard McDowell Des Plaines, IL Bible 84 Pastoral John R. McEachran Chamberlain, SD Bible 81 Pastoral Steven D. Miles Mondovi, WI Bible 8L Pastoral Marlys L. Miller Mora, MN Bible 8L Missions Robert F. Miller Bolivar, PA Bible 8: Pastoral Anybody seen my trombone? Anybody seen my basketball? Guys you must remember, great choirs must start somewhereinow hum. Kenneth A. Moeckl Audubon, IA Bible 8L Pastoral Dennis P. Noble Libby, MT Bible 8L Pastoral Vincent Nuzzolo Minneapolis, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Jonathan R. Olson Becker, MN Bible 8: Pastoral Dave Palmquist Minneapolis, MN Bible 8: Pastoral Martin Dean Roman Coleman, MI Bible 8L Pastoral JoAnne Rahman Northfield, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Daniel D. Rucb J amestown, ND Bible 8: Pastoral Calvin A. Ray Long Eddy, NY Bible 8: Pastoral Phil Shaw Winona, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Reginald Roy Sobey Sandi Kay Speich New Brunswick, Canada Alma Center, WI Bible 8!. Pastoral Christian Education Mari E. Storeby Rickey Joe Story Strandqulst. M N Colome, SD Bible 8: Missions Bible 8L Pastoral Bills, Bills, Bills, never any J 065 or Freds. NDIANA North Centrars own personal Ray of sunshine. 151 Could I interest you fellow students in a fantastic book deal? Randall Swagger Lake City, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Jeanne Arlene Swift Marshalltown, IA Bible 8L Pastoral Beth Jeanine Taylor Alhambra, CA Bible 8L Pastoral Keflejesus Tesemma Asmara, Ethiopia Bible 8L Pastoral Michael E. VanArsdale Minneapolis, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Argene Van Veldhuizen Minneapolis, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Every time I play, I gettar alo over my hands. Thomas K. Vorwerk Merlajean Kay Weeks Gaylen Worthley Breckenridge, MN Storm Lake, IA Sherburn, MN Bible 8L Pastoral Bible 8L Pastoral Bible 8L Pastoral Wmmw v Mmm Now dear, itst my turn to answer the next question. w Bruce, shouldntt the KS be a little farther t0 the My, what big eyes you have! left? Students JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer.............. Student Government . . . Student Government . . . . . . . . . . .Dennis Woodruff ........................JimPetersen .........BeckyWhite Not Pictured .Sherry Carlson . . .Chuck Davis . . .Janie Roman ..............ReV.Tanner FacultyAdvisor 156 157 Emmanuel Abraham Nagpur, India Martin Aldridge Brooklyn Park, Minn. Wendell Anderson Mankato, Minn. Ben Baughman Minneapolis, Minn. Edward Berube Minneapolis, Minn. Susan Berube Minneapolis, Minn. Ruth Ann Bonstrom Richfield, Minn. Vern Bruxvoort Minneapolis, Minn. Dave Campbell Audubon, Idaho Ivan Larlson New Brighton, Minn. Judy Carlson Willmar, Minn. Sherry Carlson Bloomington, Minn. Charles Davis Howell, Minn. Donald Deike Marshall, Minn. James DeMell Niles, Ill. Richard Doebler Princeton, Minn. Milton Douglas Fergus Falls, Minn. Randolph Ekanger Humboldt, S. Dak. Judi Erickson Luck, Wis. Laura Evans Carrollton, Ohio 158 William Evans Akron, Ohio Lee Fjordbak Webster, Minn. Charles Geselle Rochester, Minn. Thomas Geselie Minneapolis, Minn. Gary Grogan Pittsfield, Ill. Larry Gunther Evansville, Ind. Darlene Hall Hartford City, Ind. Yvonne Hall Olivet, Mich. Tom Halquist Fort Wayne, Ind. Marie Jane Harding Grand Rapids, Mich. Bruce Hardt Minneapolis, Minn. Wayne Hartsgrove Sanford, Maine Norman Hieman Cambridge, Wis. Raymond Hodges Belle Fourche, S. Dak. Raymond Hudson Mazomawie, Wis. Gilbert Johnson Portland, Ore. Georgette Kanada St. Paul, Minn. Stephen Kersting Bloomington, Minn. Roger Kimerer Bellevue, Mich. David Pearson Mora, Minn. Daniel Peters St. Paul, Minn. Jim Petersen .105, Nigeria Homer Phillips New Brighton, Minn. Penny Klein Gilman, Wis. Jim Krans Minneapolis, Minn. John Krans Minneapolis, Minn. Howard Kruize Donnelly, Minn. Charles Lampson Wheaten, Ill. Beckie Lesczykowski Sheboygan, Wis. Elaine Loven Montpelier, N. Dak. Janice Lundblad Minneapolis, Minn. Larry McCormick Robinson, Ill. Robb McKelvey Winnipeg, Canada Peggy McVey Chariton, IA Marlin Olson Evansville, Minn. Barb Palmer Boyceville, Wis. Thomas Palmer Minneapolis, Minn. Peggy Patterson Columbus, Ohib 159 160 Darcy Ready Sisseton, D. Dak. Steven Robins Minneapolis, Minn. Janie Roman Coleman, Mich. Patsy Pruitt Greenville, Ill. CHffSanders Minneapolis, Minn. Nancy Schneider Plymouth, Wis. Bob Schwandt Kenosha, Wis. Dave Seaman Belleville, Mich. Sally Shaver Peck, Mich. Terry Sovil Iron, Minn. Joel Stocker Rochester, Minn. Rick Stratton Cgrlinville, Ill. ; xii g Gloria Sturm : iv Milwaukee,Wis. J Mark Sundberg Escanaba, Mich. Curtis Thomassen Glenwood, Minn. Marlene Timmons Kalamazoo, M ich. JeffTopel Monticello, Minn. Daniel Turner Menomonie, WIS. Robert Warwick La Crescenta, Calif. Fred West Minneapolis, Minn. Rozan Worth Omaha, Nebr. J 06 West Mason City, Iowa Becky White Merrill, Iowa Tommy White Versailles, Ky. George Whitney Gladwin, Mich. Darrell Wiley Center Point, Iowa Steve Wilson Minneapolis, Minn. Denny Woodruff Rawson, Ohio Betty Ruth Woods Thayer, M0. 161 NOT PICTURED Harlan Clark William Farmer Shirley Hubenette Keith Roman bl ll SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Rocky Grams Vice President .............................. Butch Campbell Secretary .................................. Gretchen Geselle Treasurer .................................... Sherry Larson Student Government ............................ Mike Shields Student Government .......................... Sharon Rideout F aculty Advisor ................................ Rev. Sundell 162 163 Susan Anderson Superior, Wis. Helen Arent Wausau, Wis. Marsha Barthels Milwaukee, Wis. Sandy Bartlett Charlotte, Mich. Shari Bowles Maumee, Ohio Edward Bradley Saginaw, Mich. Michael E. Broberg Detroit Lakes, Minn. Mark Bullette Racine, Wis. Charles Bush Withee, Wis. Harry A. Campbell Brooklyn Park, Minn. Tom Compton Erie, Pa. Dale Covington Crystal City, Mo. Paul Curtis Pardeeville, WI Ann Day Tawas City, Mich. Michael W. DeClue Crystal City, Mo. Donna DeMoss New Sharon, Iowa Robert DeWaay Sheldon, Iowa Kathy Fredrickson Lisbon, N. Dak. Darlene Freeman Indianapolis, Ind. Linda L. Gear Wisconson Rapids, Wis. 164 Ron Gentry Colon, Mich. Loren Gcrdes Worthington, Minn. Gretchen Geselle Rochester, Minn. Dan Gilbertson Hawley, Minn. Rocky Grams La Paz, Bolivia Ivan W. Gosnell Brady, Nebr. Greg Haley Lafayette, Ind. David Hameloth Willard, Wis. Doug Hammond Olivet, Mich. Gloria Hanson Cornell, Wis. Patricia Heinrich Pine City, Minn. J oan Held Rockford, Ill. Delores Heller Emmetsburg, Iowa Bruce Reid Hibma Holland, Mich. Melanie L. Hibma Holland, Mich. Carleen Hill Peck, Mich. Lloyd L. Hohn Minneapolis, Minn. Chuck Hooton Iowa City, Iowa Douglas L. Hudson Springfield, OH Paul Haney Storm Lake, Iowa Ellen J acobs Aitkin, Minn. Meredith Neil Jeffrey Davenport, Iowa David Johnson Sauk Centre, Minn. Donald Johnson Worth, 111. Terry Kirschman Milwaukee, Wis. Dennis Koerner Woodburn, Ore. Zoe Langrehr Monmouth, Iowa J anet Large Killbuck, Ohio Sherry Larson Alma Center, Wis. Rich Lemberg Janesville, Wis. Marsha Lohsc Fairmont, Minn. Don Lord Ottumwa, IA Gary Lundblad Minneapolis, MN Teresa Manthei Willmar, Minn. John Bryan Matthews Flint, Mich. Philip McLeod Minneapolis, Minn. Roy McWhirter Indianapolis, Ind. David Meyers St. Paul, Minn. Pauline Moeckl Audubon, Iowa Diane Mroz Thorp, Wis. 165 166 David D. Muma Gladwin, Mich. Norman Nelson Minneapolis, Minn. Henry T. O Brien Nassau, Bahamas Larry Oftedahl Barron, Wis. Dwayne S. Olson Necedah, Wis. Karen Paglow Holland, Mich. Paul Wayne Pattengill Columbus, Ind. Harry W. Peek, Jr. Stevensville, Mich. Ron Peterson Spring Grove, Minn. Rick Raden Hampton, Va. Pat Rasmussen Greenwood, Wis. Kathleen Reed New Sharon, Iowa Paul A. Reed Jasonville, Ind. Terry Reiser St. Paul Park Minn. Sharon Rideout Meriden, Conn. J unko Roberts Waynesville, M0. Linda Rodriguez St. Paul, Minn. Sherry Roos Worthington, Minn. Gary Roy Cleveland, Ohio John F. Saville Ellsworth, Iowa Donald C. Schark Saginaw, Mich. Debbie Schoenberger St. Paul, Minn. Becky Severson Atwater, Minn. Mike Shields Clinton, Iowa David Sleeman Vicksburg, Mich. Cleone Slinde Albert Lee, Minn. Frank Smith St. Helen, Mich. Gary Stetler Rapid City, S. Dak. Ellwood Sundeen Minneapolis, Minn. Gary A. Swagger Lake City, Minn. Christine Tietz Dallas, Wis. John Tishim Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Daniel Venzke Abbotsford, Wis. Ruth A. Walloth Minneapolis, Minn. Paul A. Waterman Minneapolis, Minn. Peggy Wenig Minneapolis, Minn. Chandler West Eagle Bend, Minn. Patricia H. West Minneapolis, Minn. Grant M. Wiley Center Point, Iowa NOT PICTURED: Linda Campbell Tim Conrad John Daniel Gayland Hendrickson Garry Hunt Karlis Kammerman Scott Laybourn Ronald Lewis Virginia Losievsky Douglas Ophus Steven Scrabeck Gerald Seeman Fred Sindorf Rich Wilkerson Edina, Minn. Steven Winges Morton, Minn. J oyce Woloszynek Kenosha, Wis. Elizabeth Woodard Medaryville, Ind. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Paul Carmody Vice President ................................ Charles Chivers Secretary .................................... Lois Campbell Treasurer .................................... Tricia Krueger Student Government ............................ Mike Carey Student Government ................................ J udy Call Faculty Advisor ................................ Rev. Eastman 168 William D. Bjoraker Owatonna, Minn. Gregory L, Black Cambridge, Ohio Phyllis Blake Wapella, Ill. Debra Boggs Pardeeville, Wis. Charles M. Borden Minneapolis, Minn. Duane Boring Minneapolis, Minn. Larry Boyd Minneapolis, Minn. Benjamin Bridges Pontiac, Mich. Connie-Paul Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Maxine Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Shirley Diane Applebee Cadillac, Mich. Douglas B. Applegate Capistrano Beach, Calif. Dan Ashpole Wells, Minn. Gladys Baker Medford, Minn. Brenda Barnes Bethalto, 111. Bill Basler Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Anita Batema Holland, Mich. Bill Bauer Springfield, Ohio Warren Behnke Brillion, Wis. Jean Birk Bloomington, Minn. 170 Roxanne Bridges Lake Orion, Mich. Janice Britton Marquette, Mich. J erry Brooks Sisseton, S. Dak. Sandra Budzik Saxtons River, Vt. Judy Call Alma Center, Wis. Larry M. Camp Saginaw, Mich. Lois Campbell Audubon, Iowa Mike Carey Nassau, Bahamas Curtis Carlson Minneapolis, Minn. LaVonne Carlson Huron, S. Dak. Mette Marie Carlson New Brighton, Minn. Paul Carmody Sturgeon Bay, WiS. Rod Chapman Johnstown, Colo. Barbara Chismar Minneapolis, Minn. Charles Chivers J anesville, Wis. Ed Courtney Portage, Mich. Diane Criner Flushing, Mich. Thomas K. Daniel Kerala, India Anita Demmer F oley, Minn. Dorann Dickens Minneapolis, Minn. Rachel DiM usto Royal Oak, Mich. Becky Doebler Richfield, Minn. Larry Dohrmann Circle Pines, Minn. Nancy Kay Douglas Erhard, Minn. Marcia Duvernay Minneapolis, Minn. Steven Earp LaCrosse, WI Dwight East Herculaneum, M0. Tom Edwards Kenosha, Wis. Karen Eytzen Rice Lake, Wis. Jan Fairbanks St. Ignace, Mich. Phillip Fairbanks St. Ignace, Mich. Starr Fate Dodge Center, Minn. Wayne M. Fink Waseca, Minn. Steve Finkenbinder Denver, Colo. Connie Joe Fitzpatrick Olivet, Mich. Darrell Fliflet Sheldon, Wis. Nadine Fraley Appleton, Wis, Sheryl Frank Galesburg, Ill. Diane Fredrickson Rice Lake, Wis. Susan Fredrickson Rice Lake, Wis. 171 Randy Friesen Albert Lee, Minn. Gear, Lorna Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Linda Gill Corona Del Mar, Calif. Pamela Girard Clinton, 111. Kathy Green Aitkin, Minn. Ronald F. Griffin East Liverpool, Ohio Nancy Grove Mount Union, Pa. Diane Hamilton Sheldon, Iowa Randal Hanson Luck, Wis. Michael W. Harrington Olivet, Mich. Gary Hendrickson Prior Lake, Minn. Steven Hodges Eau Claire, Wis. Ulrich Hohm Waukesha, Wis. Dan Hostetter Washburn, Wis. Gary Jackson Chillocothe, Ill. Sherry J arman Browns Valley, Minn. Janet Jelken Franklin, Nebr. Arlys Jenkins Waupaca, Wis. Kevin J ohnson Brainerd, Minn. Roger J ohnson Owatonna, Minn. 172 Phyllis Lee Benson, Minn. Rodney Lee Lembke Grand Forks, N. Dak. Paul A. LeRoy Minneapolis, Minn. Dale F. Lewis Cleveland, Ohio Tom Lindberg Minneapolis, Minn. Susan .1. Lucas St. Louis, Mo. Leon Lundstrom Sisseton, S. Dak. Gary Majavec Cedar Rapids, Iowa Kendall J ones Fargo, N. Dak. Shirley Jones Litchfield, Ill. J oe J orris Newton, Iowa Linda Keller Sparta, Wis. Bryan Kingswriter Minneapolis, Minn. Jacob Knowles Nassau, Bahamas Patricia Krueger Willmar, Minn. Gary Lameyer Minneapolis, Minn. Edith L. Lane Bethalto, Ill. Daryl P. Larson Minneapolis, Minn. Richard P. Laskowske Owatonna, Minn. John Laycoax Flora, Ill. 173 Daniel G. Maksim Glen Burnie, M0. Dennis Mandigo Osseo, Minn. Marcilene Maroon Moline, Ill. Dorene Martin Oshkosh, Wis. Don McGarvey Arlington Heights, 111. James F. Menke Minneapolis, Minn. Rollie L. Mick Minneapolis, Minn. Stephen Miller Hale, Mich. Gale Mino Swea City, Iowa Tim Moe Antigo, Wis. Pam Moeckl Audubon, Iowa Linda Montag Oshkosh, Wis. Curt Moore Storm Lake, Iowa Rachael Moseid Imperial, Mo. Nancy Musgrove Clarion, Iowa Cyril Myers Defiance, Ohio Fred Nash Ladysmith, Wis. Duane Niccum Holman, Wis. Joanne Oftedahl Barron, Wis. Robert K. Oftedahl Barron, Wis. Jonathan E. Reine Minneapolis, Minn. Ray Richetta Marenisco, Mich Jerry N. Riemersma Holland, Mich. Luis Rivera Brooklyn, NY. Tim Roman Coleman, Mich. Julie Rosa Birch Run, Mich Carolyn Rowlinson Islip, NY. Tim Rust Rice Lake, Wis. Denny Olson St. Peter, Minn. Rick Olson Princeton, Minn. Rick Paget Pleasant Valley, Iowa James Ray Palmer Valparaiso, Ind. J ohn Pappy Minneapolis, Minn. Gilbert Perrigo Truesdale, Iowa J ohn Peterson Minneapolis, Minn. Debra Poquette Marquette, Mich. Debra E. Pownell Minot, N. Dak. Enelle, Pulham Seymour, Wis. Rebecca Quermemoen Chaska, Minn. Reedy Kjersten St. Paul, Minn. 175 176 Aaron Ruud Palisade, Minn. Karen Ryden Circle Pines, Minn. Larry Schafer Sherburn, Minn. Joanne Schrader Three Rivers, Mich. Steven Setterman St. Paul Park, Minn. Jim Shaffer Grasslake, Mich. Tom Sindorf New Berling, Wis. James Sirvio Minneapolis, Minn. Candice R. Slinde Albert Lea, Minn. Dennis L. Smith Lisbon, Ohio Kandy Smith Cadillac, Mich. Kenneth E. Smith Ottumwa, Iowa Marvin Smith Eddyville, Iowa Dana Spencer Plainview, Ariz. Vicki Staehnke St. Paul, Minn. Samuel M. Steadman Eaton Rapids, Mich. J erry Stout Vicksburg, Mich. Debbie Swagger Lake City, Minn. Steve Swagger Lake City, Minn. Douglas S. Swenson Richfield, Minn. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Doane Charlene Talbert Sandra Edmonds New Sharon, Iowa William Ehlers Kenneth F reeman Susan Gullings Stephen Hcdlum David Holmgren Rick Thompson William Law Newton, Iowa Margaret Lien Patricia Mantik- Joy Noble Sandra Paglow Jacalyn Petersen Ignacio Quichocho gzgeymMsinn Phyllis Schwandt ' Michael Smith Elna Taggart Fred Tomko J acquelyn Waldemar Marc Tishim David Weiker Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Cheri Vincelli Wausau, Wis. Betty Visnaw Flint, Mich. Melba Visnaw Flint, Mich. David W. Wepler Decorah, Iowa Deborah Whyte Oshkosh, Wis. Geraldine Wicrson Ames, Iowa Patricia Witham Barre, Vt. Robert Young Fridley, Minn. 177 Bruce sings Misty for Debbie and usy Vinnie Nuzzolo provides entertainment for the audience. THE SPINSTEWS SPREE 178 President and Mrs. Clark. 3:; W: 24$ 3.: as ? umuauw . mm gm 3 a. Qua Q a? 3 iguana: iv i ADV ERTISEMENTS gridlfey jddemzfg 0X2. goal 472 OSBORNE ROAD Minneapolis, Minnesota REV. G. MARK DENYES, Pastor God is not a man, that He should lie; Neither the son of man, that He should repent: Hath He said, and shall He not do it? Behold the commandment to bless. He hath blessed; and I cannot reverse it, Numbers 23: 19-20 182 910 Elliot Ave. So. George Rasmussen, Mgr. Audrey White, Sec. 41.2.. - 3 ' v $22222 ' 9.33; - x , r . mt Gigi! .i. . 2! w; w L J .l A 2' , -. WINEU t 2532?:- ,. , I'VE'dqu' 1, . ' I4. I , ' L. ,Ql-jlfaii'iju f ' '- lLU'kM.ll .zgliw W: dlnlulimq'm? 2 '21,-'--..--..- ' - o... ASSEMBLI ES OF GOD O TEXTBOOKS O MUSIC 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES O CLOTHING O RECORDS O GIFT ITEMS 0 GREETING CARDS 0 CLASS RINGS O ART SUPPLIES The Complete College Store 183 eCONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 197244 OFFICERS Herman Rohde Superintendent PRESBYTERS Nimrod Anderson Omer Kallevig Rowland Dean 4 Melvin Culbertson . ' ,, Melford Olson Clark Gage 7 Assistant Supt. Martin Gerdes Arvid Kingsriter Orill Krans Robert Leen Larry Mather Ernest Moen Mylo Rowcliffe - Kenneth Freiheit Ben Tims . Secretary FJ. Lindquist '71 Treasurer ASSEMBLIES OF GOD MINNESOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL 820 East 14th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404 184 Departments YOUTH 8L CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DAVID NELSON DIRECTOR CHI ALPHA K.K. JOHN DIRECTOR MENS FELLOWSHIP 8L ROYAL RANGERS LESTER HUGHES DIRECTOR COMMANDER WOMENS MISSIONARY COUNCIL MRS. CLAUDE BRATVOLD PRESIDENT 185 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF SEVENTY TWO ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR Morris Williams Class of 41 OFFICERS Fred Halquist President SERVING Edwin Hollen Vice President NCBC Barbara Gilbert Secretary Treasurer 3':RECRUITM ENT :kSCHOLARSHIPS Robert Moring :kFELLOWSHIP Board Member J ack Strom Board Member Committee Clifford Burroughs Thomas Byrtus Arnold Gilbertson Eulilia Mandigo 186 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES HONORING WISCONSIN NORTHERN MICHIGAN STUDENTS WISCONSIN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSEMBLI ES OF GOD OFFICERS LYLE E. CURTIS Superintendent OTTO W. LEMBERG Assistant Superintendent HARLEY W. OLSON Secretary-Treasurer RONALD G. HELD District Youth and Christian Education Director MRS. HARLEY W. OLSON WMC President GRANT E. SPONG MD Director GEORGE KUPFER Royal Rangers Commander JOHN KOESHALL 8L GARY LIDDLE Chi Alpha Representatives ORTWIN J. HANSON Camp Administrator PRESBYTERS Andrew A. Eytzen Darrel R. Bush Herbert D. Kolenda Gordon M. Johnson Irvin E. Bowers Victor N. Hillestad H. Ray Collver James E. Hyllberg Paul D. Baldwin 187 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE MISSIONS STAFF 1'88 Graduates of i72e HLCOME TO THE THRESHOLD Once the new graduate tossed his mortarboard in I the air with a Thats that! I m through with education! , ; i Todays graduate is less naive. The accelerated pace of change t i i r means a lifetime in the educational process if he is to be effective There is a spiritual parallel which you, as a graduate ; of a college with a religious emphasis. no doubt have noted. i No single experience with God, no sequence of experiences, does more than bring us to the threshold of continuing need Thus the invitation to lifetime receptiveness: Be filled with the Spirit! May it be so with you. wmm THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 1445 Boonville Avenue Springfield. Missouri IMPACT 72 BE FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 UNDERWOOD FORT DODGE, IOWA HARSHMAN PASTOR SECRETARY 189 A warm welcome awaits you at BLOOMINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 9350 Portland Avenue South, Bloomington, Mn. Offering a Biblical 8L Spiritual Ministry to all ages CONGRATULATIONS AND GOD SPEED TO THE GRADUATES AS THEY ENTER INTO NEW AREAS OF SERVICE OF GOD arvid kingsriter. pastor - don tanner, assistant pastor - dave thompson, youth pastor OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 we appreciate the fine contribution of all the NCBC students who attend our church Honoring our own student, Paul Waterman Our Pastors Our Church llThe Friendly Church with a Living Message CRYSTAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4lst and Douglas Drive North Minneapolis, Minnesota Pastor 8L Mrs. John Everett Fundamental Evangelistic Pentecostal 190 MEET CHRIST At the Crossroads. .. I-90 and I-35 Albert Lea, Minnesota ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH 4th and James Avenue so. Pastor and Mrs. Claude Bratvold THE STONE CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD Chicago, 111. OUR CONGRATULATIONS t0 the Class of 1972 Owen C. Carr, Pastor Phil Waisanen, Youth Pastor Vern McNally, Minister of Outreach SERVING GREATER SOUTHWEST CHICAGO A Christ Centered Church in tbe Medical Center of the World Rochester Assembly of God . 1.! i5 2 11:1! :- rm igqglelgm 5f CRAIG W. CARTER. PASTOR DAVID YANNATONE. YOUTH PASTOR HONORING STUDENTS: Joel Stocker Tom Geselle Charles Geselle Gretchen Geselle METROPOLITAN PHARMACY Metropolitan Medical Office Bldg. 825 South 8th St. Phone 332-6522 $$5$$5$52$5$2$25$$ Pharmaceuticals Sudries Cards Candy $$5$$555255$$$$2$5 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 Part and full time help always needed. Selling the best in Home Care Products AMWAY PRODUCTS The Members and Friends of Parklawn Assembly of God Extend Their Congratulations to the Class of 1972 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD w OUR CHURCH Honoring our Students Marsha Barthels OPPORTUNITIES Gordon Scefeldt James Sirvio SUNDAY Nancy Szep Christian Education 9:30 am. Moringing Worship Parklawn Assembly of God Evgg;;3 4103 North 35th St. 7:00 p.m. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53216 WEDNESDAY Famlly nght 7:00 pm. stIn the heart of Milwaukee- with Milwaukee at Hearth Gordon Scefeldt CONGRATULATIONS BETHEL TEMPLE DAYTON, OHIO Class of 1972 . Extends greetings to the students, from the faculty and staff at NCBC MINNETONKA ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH Mound, Minnesota Honoring Our Students Michael Broberg Gordon Dahlstrom Neil Jeffrey Rick Paget Pastor 8: Mrs. James A. King Pastor 8; Mrs. Ed Weber PREACHING CHRIST CRUCIFIED, RISEN AND COMING AGAIN! Charles A. Anderson Pastor Gary Brandenburg Minister of Youth Hubert Tomlinson Minister of Visitation uFaithful is He that calleth you. . W IThess. 5:24 13499me93 0 U R 06 CONGRATULATIONS ' to the Class of 1972 WE HONOR OUR STUDENTS Wisconsin Rapids Assembly Pastor R.D. Ross Assembly of God Seventh and Baker Drive Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF SHAWANO ASSEMBLY 1972 OF GOD Betty Hintz SHAWANO, WISCONSIN Cafeteria Manager Forgood food and reasonable prices IVs Your Own Congr atulatlons CAFETERIA Class Of 972 Rev. Wesley W. Wold Pastor 193 NORTH WESTERN BANK DOWNTOWN cCONGRATULATIONS MINNEAPOLIS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 Assemblies of God Tabernacle l N.E. Washington Brainerd, Minnesota R.W. Schaible, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1972 Assembly ofGod La Crosse, Wisconsin R. Francis Jones Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF SHAPIRO DRY CLEANERS 2615 E. Franklin Ave. Chicago Ave. 8L 14th St Bloomington at 24th St. E. Franklin at 27th Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF MIDLAND NATIONAL BANK 194 Pastor L.R. Mather and the Congregation of the Assemblies of God Church of South St. Paul, Minn. extend Congratulations to the Class of 172 We are pleased to have had these students as a part of our church this year -Marlys Miller -Terry Reiser -Maxine Anderson -Stephen Hedlun -Kris Reedy -Dennis Smith -Ivan Gosnell -Mari Storeby .......... ....... ' mu vvvvvvvv First Amam laly of God 60th STREET AND PERSHING BOULEVARD KENOSHA, WISCONSIN 53140 A.E. Shuttlesworth Vincent Cloffe Pastor Assistant Pastor BETHEL TABERNACLE Milwaukee1s First Assembly of God 1025 N. 70th St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 E. E. Kirschman, Pastor Arni J acobson, Assistant Compliments ofe Clark Super 100 11018th St. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota CALVARY TEMPLE 450 KELLER AVENUE WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 60085 Darwin H. Heuser, pastor Phone 662-2335 195 The Drug Store That Serves North Central GISWOLD DRUG CO. Complete Fountain Service Headquarters for drugs; prescriptions, and vitamins; Check Cashing service. 10th. Street 8: Chicago Ave. CONGRATULATIONS IN SONG IE GOSPEL Eric Siobtfi, Dimhr The J UBIL -AIRES P.O. BOX 75 SYILLWA'IER. MINN. 55082 Phone $13 439- 2580 PASTOR D.F. HUSSEY ASS'T JIM HUSSEY - Oak Povk, Illinois gethel Eemple CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1972 Honoring Mari Storeby Assembly of God Church Karlstad, Minnesota Edward W. Linde, Pastor MAY GODS BEST BE YOUR PORTION CLASS OF 1972 FERGUS FALLS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Pastor Walter Hatchner 196 Christ our life Col. 3:4 Ctty offaga Chief; Mssmblies of 60:0 Chowen Ave. at West 43rd St. Minneapolis. Minnesota 55410 HARRY J. PETERSEN gya 4141 926-7777 Parsonage 926-5466 Church 1. - ' , ms: nan - STILL IP 500 Jack Encboe, Youth Director CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 JENSEN2S TEXACO 54th 8L Penn. Ave. So. Mpls., Minn. 55419 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 from Sherburn Assembly of God North 5th 8: Lake Streets Sherburn, Minnesota DJ. Torgerson, Pastor We honor our students Allen E. Boe Gaylen D. Worthley Larry W. Schafer Full Gospel Temple A70 2300 Bloomington Ave. S. 729-4299 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of 1972 mme-ZD OBOOvOE R.W. Wenig, Pastor Don Edwards, Youth Pastor Ifyou think you can or Ifyou think you can5t. . . you2re right. BERNIE 8L JIM3S STANDARD STATION Third Avenue 8L Franklin Minneapolis, Minnesota 333-9542 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS AT NCBC FROM PASTOR GRISWOLD 8L THE AMES IOWA ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Congratulations Graduates! uGo thou and preach the kingdom of God33 Assemblies of God Tabernacle Thief River Falls, Minnesota Rev. Robert G. Leen, Pastor B E T H E L ASSEMBLIES OF GOD 57th at Nicollet Minneapolis, Minnesota Pastor J ones Congratulations to Our Graduate Dave Flack 198 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE DAIRY QUEEN 81711TH AVE SO 199 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 772 7By my Spirit, saith the Lord7 6Zech. 4:65 Calvary Assembly of God Church 23 North Sixth Street Festus, Missouri 63028 Wayne Danner, Pastor Pastor Amos Levang CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 Honoring Gary Lemberg Dave Reed Homer Phillips BROOKDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 6030 Xerxes Ave. N0., Minneapolis Phone: 561-5475 or 561-4560 Thomas E. Trask Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 7727, Honoring our students Edward Bradley Don Schark Wendy Schark Paul Dagon Saginaw2s First Assembly ofGod 4570 Mackinaw Rd. A Church Where People of Many Denominations Worship Together! 200 SOUTH REALTY APPRECIATES NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE IF I CAN BE OF ANY SERVICE BY HELPING YOU SOLVE A REAL ESTATE PROBLEM, PLEASE CALL ME. ROGER J. GUPTON 884-3251 201 The Willmar Assemblies ofGod Willmar, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 202 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES R.W. Dortch M.A. Groff G.E. Mandel J. Albert Calaway Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Sccretary- Youth 8; Education Treasurer F ANTASTIC YOU PROJECT ACTIVITIES. OUTSTANDING INTERN COL VIGOROUS HOME MISSION PROGRAM 203 VISIT THE 825 SOUTH 8TH STREET 0 MINNEAPOLIS Open: Monday- Friday 7:00 am. to 9:00 pm. 9240 LYNDALE AVE SOUTH o BLOOMINGTON Open: Seven Days a Week 11:00 am. to 2:00 am. RENTAURANT JAMES BROILER 811 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 333-1800 Serving F ine Foods 24 Hours a Day 204 845 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. K. G. Swenson, Pastor SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 x That in all things, he might have CONGRATULATIONS THE TO ASSEMBLIES OF GOD THE CHURCH CLASS OF 1972 5th Avenue at 13th Street Worthington, Minnesota ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH Extends ORANGE CITY, IOWA Congratulations and Best Wishes TO The Rev. A. E. Kleppinger, Pastor 1972 CLASS OF N. C. B. C. . Orange Cxty, Iowa The Tulip Capital of the World Marlin S. Kallevig, Pastor Tor Me To Live Is Christ- ' Phil. 1:21 205 Abrahan, Emmanuel 157 Aldridge, Martin 157 Anderson, Connie-Paul 169 Anderson, Maxine 169 Anderson, Susan 163 Anderson. Wendell 104,108,157 Andrews, Daniel Antinscn, Marilyn Anhalt, Larry Applebce, Shirley 169 Applegate, Douglas 169 Arent, Helen 163 Ashpole, Daniel 169 Baker, Gladys 169 Barnes, Brenda 169 Barthels, Marsha 93,163 Bartlett, Sandra 163 Basler, William 169 Batcma, Nita 169 Baughman, Benjamin 157 Bauer, William 169 Bchnkc, Warren 169 Bell, Terence Bcrube, Edward 157 Berube, Susan 157 Birk, Jean 169 Bixby, Harold Bixby, Michel Bjorker, William 169 Black, Gregory 169 Blake, Phyllis 169 Boc, Allen 142 Boggs, Debra 169 Bonstrom, Ruth 157 Borden, Charles 169 Boring, Duane 169 Bowles, Sharon 163 Boyd, Larry Bradley, Edward 82,163 Breitkrcutz, Gale Bridges, Benjamin 169 Bridges, Roxanne 170 Britton, Janice 170 Broberg, Michael 163 Brooks, Jerry 170 Bruxvoort, Vernon 157,84 Budzik, Sandra 170 Bullctte, Markham 108,163 Bush, Charles 163 Call, Judy 97,168,170 Camp, Larry 170 Campbell, David 79,104,157 Campbell, Harry 79,162,163 Campbell, Linda 81 Campbell, Lois 168,170 Carey, William 168,170 Carlson, Curtis 170 Carlson, Ivan 157 Carlson, Judith 80,101,157,84 Carlson, Lavonnc 170 Carlson, Mettemarie 82,170 Carlson, Sherry 79,82,98,l32,156, 157,36 Carmody, Pau197,168.170 Chapman, Rodney 108,170,36 Chismar, Barbara 170 Chivers, Charles 168,170,84 Clark, Harlan Compton, Thomas 104,163 Student Index Conrad, Timothy Cook, Russell Costanza, Robert 57 Courtney, Edward 170 Covington, Dale 163 Criner, Diane 170 Curran, Dennis Curtis, Paul 163 Dagon, Paul Daniel, J ohn Davis, Charles 104,156,157 Day, Ann 163 DcClue, Michael 163 Deikc, Donald 157 Demell, James 157 Demmcr, Anita 98,170 DeMoss, Donna 77,82,86,163 DeWaay, Robert 163 Dickens, Dorann 170 Dickey, Mike DiMusto, Rachel 82,87,171 Doane, Nancy Doebler, Richard 82,98,157 Doebler, Rebecca 82,171 Dohrmann, Larry 171 Douglas, Milton 100,157 Douglas, Nancy 171 Drake, Sandi Duvernay, Marcia 171 Earp, Steven 171 East, Dwight 171 Edmonds, Sandra Edwards, Thomas 171 Ehlcrs, William Ekanger, Randolph 157 Erickscn, Judy 77,80,101,157 Erlitz, Donald Evans, Laura 101,157 Evans, William 158 Eytzen, Karen 171 F airbanks, Jonathan 171 Fairbanks, Phillip 171 Farmer, William Fate, Starr 171 Finke, Wayne 171 Finkenbinder, Steve 171 Fitzpatrick, Connie 171 Fjordbak, Norman 158 Fliflet, Darrell 171 Fralcy, Nadine 171 Frank, Sheryl 171 Frcdrickson, Diane 1 13,171 Frcdrickson, Kathleen 1 13,163 Fredrick son, Susan 92,171 Freeman, Darlene 163 Freeman, Kenneth 163 F riescn, Randy 82,172 Gallagher, Nancy Gear, Linda 163 Gear, Lorna 172 Gentry, Ronald 132,163 Gerdes, Loren 164,84 Geselle, Charles 158 Geselle, Gretchen 92, 162, 164,36 Gesellc, Thomas 77,97,104,158 Gilbertson, Daniel 164 Gill, Linda 172 Girard, Pam 84 206 Goodall, Rosalyn Goodall, Wayde Gosncll, Ivan 164 Grams, Rodrick 82,97,98,100,129,162,164 Green, Kathryn 82,172 Griffin, Ronald 172 Grogan, Gary 79,100,132,158 Grove, Nancy 172 Gullings, Susan Gunther, Larry 158 Haley, Gi'egory 132,133,164 Hall, Linda 158 Hall, Yvonne 158 Halquist, Thomas 158 Hameloth, David 164 Hamcloth, Judy Hamilton, Diane 172 Hammond, Douglas 164 Hanson, Bradley Hanson, Gloria 164 Hanson, Randal 172,84 Harding, Marie 158 Hardt, Bruce 81,158 Harrington, Michael 172 Hartsgrove, Wayne 158 Hedlun, Stephen Heinrich, Patricia 87,164 Held, Joan 164 Heller, Delores 87,131,164 Hendrickson, Gary 172 chdrickson, Gaylund 84 Henricks, Janis Hibma, Bruce 132,164 Hibma, Melanie 101,164 Hieman, Norman 132,158 Hill, Carleen 164 Hodges, Raymond 172 Hodges, Steven 172 Holmes, Robert Holmgrcn, David Hohn, Lloyd 88,132,164 Holt, Daniel Hooton, Charles 164 Hoppa, Lawrence Hostctter, Dan 108,172 Hostetter, David Hriljac, Donna Hubenctte, Shirley Hudson, Douglas 164 Hudson, Raymond 132,158 Huffey, Paul 164 Hunt Garry Iverson, Gary 82,172 Jackson, Gary 82,172 Jacobs, Ellen 165 Jahr, Karen Jarman, Sherry 172 Jeffrey, Heil 133,165 Jelken, Janet 131,172 Jenkins, Arlys 172 Johnson, David 165 Johnson, Donald 165 J ohnson, Gilbert 158 J ohnson, Kevin 172 J ohnson, Roger 172 J ones, Kendall 173 J ones, Shirley 173 Jorris, Joseph 173 Kammerman, Karlis Kanada, Georgette 79,101,158 Keller, Linda 173 Kersting, Stephen 82,158 Kimcrcr, Roger 158 Kingswritcr, Bryan 173,84 Kirschman, Terry 82,87,165 Klein, Penny 101,159 Kleppingcr, David 108 Kline, Wayne Knowles, Jacob 173 Koerncr, Dennis 165 Kramer, Calvin Krans, J ames 13,89,159 Krans, J ohn 89,159,36,84 Krucger, Patricia 82,168,173,36 Kruize, Howard 132,159,84 Lamcyer, Gary 173 Lamson, Charles 132,159 Lane, Edith 173 Langreher, Zoe 165 Large, Janet 165 Larson, Daryle 173 Larson, Sheryl 82,98,101,162,165 Laskowske, Richard 173 Law, William Laybourn, Scott 82,87 Laycoax, John 173 Lee, Phyllis 87,173 Leeds, Penny Lemberg, Richard 104,108, 147,165,84 Lembke, Rodney 173 Leroy, Paul 173 Lcsczykowski, Rebecca 159 Lewis, Dale 173 Lewis, Ronald Lien, Margaret Lindberg, Thomas 173 Lohse, Marsha 165 Lord, Donald 165 Losievsky, Virginia Loven, Elaine 159 Lucas, Susan 173 Lundblad, Gary 165 Lundblad, Janice 159 Lundstrom, Leon 173,84 Lyman, Paul Lyman, Virginia Mafavec, Gary 173 Maksim, Daniel 174 Mandigo, Dennis 174,84 Mandigo, Wilbur Mantik, Patricia Manthci, Teresa 165 Maroon, Marcilenc 82,86,174 Martin, Dorene 174 Matthews, John 100,165 McCormick, Larry 159 McGarvey, Donald 133,174 McKelvey, Robert 159 McLeod, Philip 165 McMickle, Laura McVey, Peggy 159 McWhirter, Roy 165 Menkc,James 174 Meyers, David 165 Mick, Rollie 174 Miles, Roy Miller, Mark Miller, Stephen 174 M ills, Elizabeth Mino, Gale 174 Mitchell, Jerry Moe, Timothy 174,84 Moeckl, Pamela 174 Moeckl, Pauline 165 Montag, Linda 174 Moore, Curtis 174 Moseid, Rachael 174 Mroz, Diane 113,165 Muma, David 166 Musgrove, Nancy 174 Myers, Cyril 174 Nash, Fred 174 Neil, Richard Nelson, Norman 166 Nelson, Timothy NeWton, Julia Niccum, Duane 174 Noble, J oy Nuzzolo, Vicent 92,97,98,130,149, 178 O1Brien, Henry 166,84 Oftedahl, Joanne 174 Oftedahl, Larry 166 Oftedahl, Robert 174 Olson, Denton 175,84 Olson, Dwayne 166 Olson, Marlin 159 Olson, Richard 175 Ophus, Douglas Paget, Richard 175 Paglow, Karen 166 Paglow, Sandra 113 Palmer, Barbara 101,159 Palmer, J ames 82,175 Pappy, John 175 Pattengill, Paul 133,166 Patterson, Peggy 159 Pearson, David 159 Peek, Harry 166 Perrigo, Gilbert 175 Peters, Daniel 1 3,80, 1 59,3 5,36,84,61 Petersen, J ames 80,108,156,159 Peterson, John 175,84 Peterson, Ronald 166 Phillips, Homer 108,159 Poe, Bobby 84 Poquctte, Debra 175 Powell, Shirley Pownell, Debra 175 Pruitt, Patsy 160 Prys, Marjorie Pulham, Enelle 175 Quernemoen, Rebecca 175 Quichocho, Ignacio Quillen, Linda Radcn, Richard 108,166,36 Rasmussen, Patricia 101,166 Ready, Darcy 81,82,97, 101, 160 Reed, Kathleen 166 Reed, Pau181,166 Reedy, Kjersten 175 Reine, Constance 175 Reine, Jonathan 175 Reiscr, Terry 166 Richardson, Shelly Richctta, Raymond 98,175 Rideout, Sharon 79,97,162, 166,84 Rivera, Kuis 175 Roberts, Junko 81,93,97,101,166 Robins, Steven 160 Rodriquez, Linda 166 Roman, Keith 80,84 Roman, Janie 80,97,156,160,36 207 Roman, Timothy 175 Roos, Shcry182,166 Rosa, Julie 175 Riss, David Rowlinson, Carolyn 175 Roy, Gary 166 Rust, Rhonda Rust, Timothy 108,175,35 Ruud, Aaron 176 Rydcn, Karen 176 Sanders, Clifford 160 Sauer, Kathleen Saville, J ohn 166 Schafer, Larry 82,176 Schark, Donald 166 Schark, Wendy Schneider, Nancy 81,101,160 Schoenberger, Debra 87,98,166 Schrader, J oanne 176 Schwandt, James 81,160 Scrabeck, Steven Seaman, David 104,160 Scefeldt, Gordon 92,104 Seaman, Gerald Setterman, Steven 176' Severson, Rebekah 81,101,166 Shaffer, James 82,87,176 Shank, Marilyn 82 Shank, William 82 Shaver, Sally 82,101,160 Shields, Michael 81,82,97,98,100,130,162 166,38 Silverthorn, Stephen Simonson, Timmic Sindorf, Fred Sindorf, Thomas 176 Sirvio, Walter 176 Sleeman, David 176 Slinde, Candice 176 Slinde, Cleonc 133,167 Smith, Dennis 176 Smith, Franklin 167 Smith, Kandace 176 Smith, Kenneth 176 Smith, Marvin 176 Sovil, Terry 92,93,160 Spencer, Dana 176 Staehnke, Vicki 82,92,70,17o Steadman, Samuel 176 Stetler, Gary 167 Stockcr, J cc 77,160 Stout, Jerry 176 Stratton, Richard 100,104,133,160,161 Stricklett, Wayne Sturm, Gloria 160 Sundberg, Mark 160 Sundcen, Ellwood 167 Swagger, Deborah 176 Swagger Gary 167 Swagger, Steve 176 Swenson, Douglas 176 Szep, Nancy Taggart, Elna Talbert, Charlene 177 Thomassen, Curtis 80,100,132,160 Thompson, Rickie 177 Tietz, Christine 167 Timmons, Marlene 160 Tims, David 177,84 Tishim, John 81,82,98,167 Tishim, Marc 82,177 Tomko, Fred 9 Topel, Jeffrey 160 Turner, Daniel 89,160 Turner, Becky 86 Venzke, Daniel 167 Vincclli, Cheri 113,177 Visnaw, Betty 177 Visnaw, Melba 177 Waldemar, Jacquelyn Walloth, Ruth 167 Warwick, Robert 160 Waterman, Paul 77,167 Weiker, David Wenig, Peggy 82,98,167' chlcr, David 177 West, Chandler 167 West, Fred 160 West, Joseph 81,104,161 West, Patricia 167 White, Becky 77,81,156,161 White, Tommy 161,84 Whitney, George 161 Whytc, Deborah Wierson, Geraldine 82 Wiley, Darrel 89,161,84 208 Wiley, Grant 167,84 Williams, Arrctta Williams, Beverly Williams, Patricia Wolf, Carmen Woloszynck, Joyce 167 Woodard, Elizabeth 167 Woodruff, Dennis 97,100,198,109,161,84 Woods, Betty 161 Worth, Ila 101,161 Young, Gary Young, Robert 177 Adamson, Rebecca 129 Baumeistcr, Faith 132 Bayless, Robert 1 17,120,122,123 Benigas, Phyllis 132 Berry, Willis 119,121 Brown, Mary 133 Brytus, Tom Burkhart, Estella 123,131 Clark,E.M. 6,35,118,119 Combs, Warren Eastman, Dean 116,122,123,136,137,l68 Ewbank, George 131 Freihcit, Kenneth Gerdes, Nancy 131 Gustafson, J . Phillip 124 Halquist, Fred 131 Halquist, Sophie 133 Hearn, James 124,131 Alumni Association Amway, Products, Bruce Robert Assembly of God, Albert Lea, MN A1sscmbly of God, Bookstore, Mpls, MN Assembly of God Fergus Falls, MN Assembly of God Karlstad, MN Assembly of God, Rochester, MN Assembly of God Orange City, IA Assembly of God, Shawano, WI ssscmbly of God, Shcrburn, MN xssembly, of God South St. Paul, MN ussembly of God Tabernacle, Brainerd, MN xssembly of God, Willmar, MN Assembly of God Tabernacle, Thief River MN Xsscmbly of God, Wisconsin Rapids, WI kssembly of God, Worthington, MN Bernie 8: J im1s Standard Station Bethel Assembly of God, Mpls, MN Hintz, Betty 132 Hollen, Ed Kelley, John 100,120,122,124 King, James 56,116,125 Krans, Milton KrnasLOrill 4,5,125 Kruizc, Annie Jones, Nancy Lagcson, Virginia 131 LeRoy, Frank 131 Levang, Ray 119,126 McCabe, Jen 131 McCabe, Leslie 120 McEachran, Judy 88,130,132 Moeckl, Trudy 132 Mount, Carolyn 131 Nelson, M.C. 119,120 Nelson, Rhoda 129 Advertising Index Bcthcl Tabernacle, Milwaukee, WI Bethel, Temple, Dayton, OH Bethel Temple, Oak Park, IL Bloomington Assembly of God, Bloomington, MN Billy Graham Association Brookdalc Assembly of God, Mpls, MN Cafeteria 1NCBC1 Calvary Assembly of God, Festus, MO Calvary Temple, Waukegan, IL City of Lakes Church, Mp1s, MN Clark Super 100 Cousins, Restaurant Crystal Assembly of God, Mpls, MN Dairy Queen F irst Assembly of God, Fort Dodge, IA First Assembly of God, Kenosha, WI First Assembly of God, La Crosse, WI First Assembly of God, Saginaw, MI Administration Index Noble, Cala 132 O1Bricn, Bernard Ott, Fay 132 Peterson, Becky 131 Peterson, Virginia 131 Phillipps, J ohn 104,1 16,1 19,126,140 Pygman, Harlan 131 Schoolcy, Robert 108,117,127 Schwartz, Lila 132 Snow, William 127 . Soltau, Ione 38,95,101,120, 122,128 Stark, Donna 129 St. John, Karen 126 Struobel, Anna 130 Sundcll, Paul 119,128,162 Tanner, Don 82,83,128,156 Worrell, .10 Ellen 130 Full Gospel Temple, Mpls, MN Giswold Drug Gospel Publishing House, Springfield, MO Illinois District Council James Broiler Jensen1s Texaco Metropolitan Pharmacy Midland State Bank Minnesota District Council Northwestern Bank Parklawn Assembly of God, Milwahkee, WI Shapiro Dryclcaners South Realty, INC. Summit. Avenue Assembly of God, St. Paul, MN. The Jubil-Aires, Stillwater, MN The Stone Church Palos Heights, IL Wisconsin-Northern Michigan District Council SENIOR INDEX ALLMAN, LONNIE: Bible 8L Pastoral Dcan1s List 1,3,4; Student Government 1; 141 AMSTUTZ, BLANCHARD: Bible 8L Christian Education Evan- gclaires 2,3,4; Gospel Teams 2; 141 BEABER, JAMES: Bible 8L Pastoral; 141 BENIGAS, ANTHONY: Bible 8; Pastoral; Basketball 2; Treasurer 4; Gospel Hymns 3,4; Tennis 3; 104,141 BLAIR, RONALD: Bible 8L Pastoral; 141 BONTRAGER, JOHN: Bible 8; Pastoral; Gospel Teams 3,4; Stu- dent Government 2,3; 142 BOE, ALLEN: Bible8L Pastoral; 142 BOYD, DOUGLAS: Bible8L Pastoral; 142,169 BRANDOW, BARBARA: Bible8c Missions; 142 CARLSON, JERRY: Bible 8: Pastoral President 2; Dorm Coun- cil 2; Prayer Band Officer 2,3; Student Government 2,4; Hockey 3,4; 97,140,142 CASTRO, IRMA: Bible 8L Christian Education; Chapel Usher 1,2,3; Dcan1s List l,2,3,4; Gospel Team 4; Prayer Band Officer 1,2, 3; School Choir 1,2,3; 142 DAHLSTROM, GORDON: BibleSL Pastoral; 143 DAVIS, ROSTON: Bible8z Pastoral; 143 DEXTER, LYNN: Bible 8L Christian Education; Christian Service 2,3; Dorm Council 2; Archive 3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Mis- sions Staff4; Student Government 4; 93,97,139,140,143 DRURY, PATRICIA: Bible 8L Missions; Secretary 4; Missions Staff 3,4; Prayer Band Officer 2; 79,140,143 EDWARDS, DON: Bible 8c Pastoral; 144 ENEBOE, JOHN: Bible 8L Pastoral; 144 EVERWINE, MARVIN: Bible 8L Pastoral; Chapel Usher 4; 132,144 EYER, DONALD: Bible 8: Pastoral;144 FELLER, GEORGE: Bible 8L Pastoral; Dean1s List 2,3,4; 144 FLACK, DAVID: Bible 8L Pastoral; Dean1s List 3,4; Prayer Band Officer 3,4; 81,82,145 FRATTO, PHILLIP: Bible 8:, Pastoral; Band 4; Chapel Musician 2,3,4; Dean1s List 2,3,4; Dorm Council 2,3,4; Evangelaires 2,3,4; Honor R0112,3; 82,100,145 FREDERICKS, RICK: Bible 8; Pastoral; Evangelaires 4; Gospel Teams 4; Prayer Band Officer 3,4; 80,145 GILLIGAN, WILLIAM: Bible 8L Pastoral; Vice President 4; Dean1s List 3,4; 145 HAMILTON, CHARLES: Bible 8L Christian Education; 146 HARTMANN, THOMAS: Bible 8: Pastoral; Honor Roll 2,3,4; 146 KALLIES, BRUCE: Bible 8L Pastoral; Baseball l,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Dean1s List 1,3; Dorm Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4; Missions Staff 3,4; Student Government 4; 79,97,100,104,108 146 LAMMERT, JAY: Bible 8L Pastora1;GospclTeams 1; 146 LAMPERT, DELORIS: Bible 8L Pastoral; Gospel Teams 2; Honor R0112; 146 LAMPKINS, JUSTINE: Bible 8L Pastoral; 147 LAMPKINS, RALPH: BibleSL Pastoral; 147 LEMBERG, GARY: Bible 8L Pastoral; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Dean,s List 3; Golf 3,4; Gospel Hymns 3,4; Gospel Teams 4; 108 LUTCAVISH, ALLAN: Bible 81. Christian Education; 147,159 MARTIN, LEE: Bible 8L Pastoral; Baseball 1,2; 148 MCDOWELL, RICHARD: Bible 81. Pastoral; President 4; Vice President 3; Prayer Band Officer 3,4; Student Government 3,4; 14, 80,97,140, 148 MCEACHRAN, JOHN: Bible 8: Pastoral; Archive 3; Dean,s List l,2,3,4; Evangelaires 1; Gospel Teams l,2,3,4; Prayer Band l,2,3,4; Evangelaires 1; Gospel Teams l,2,3,4; Prayer Band Officer 4; Student Government 3; Who1s Who 3; 81,88,148 MILES, STEVEN: Bible 8L Pastoral; Band 2; Evangelaires 1,2; Gospel Teams 3; 87,148 MILLER, MARYLYS: Bible 8L Pastoral; Secretary 3; Dean1s List 2,3,4; Missions Staff 3,4; 79,148 MILLER, ROBERT: Bible8L Pastoral; 148 MOECKL, KENNETH: Biblc8L Pastoral; Gospel Teams 1,2; Prayer Band Officer 3,4; 81,149 NOBLE, DENNIS: Bible 8L Pastoral; Basketball 1; Dean1s List 3,4; 149 NUZZOLO, VINCENT: Bible 8L Pastoral; Annual Staff 3; Band 1,2; Treasurer 1,2,3; Gospel Teams 1,2,3; Northern Light 4; Student Government 3,4; Debate 1,2,3; 92,97,98, 130,149,178 OLSON, JONATHAN: Bible 8: Pastoral; Baseball 2; Basketball l,2,3,4; Dean1s List 3,4; Gospel Hymns 4; Homecoming Attendant l,2,3,4; 108,109,149 PALMQUIST, DAVE: Bible 81. Pastoral; Christian Service 3; Presi- dent 1; Gospel Hymns 2,3,4; Gospel Teams 2; Married Couples Fellowship 3; Prayer Band Officer 3; Student Government 1; 150 RAHMAN, JOANNE: BibleSL Pastoral;Cheerleader 2,3; 150 RAY, CALVIN: Bible8L Pastoral; GospelTeams l,2,3,4; 150 ROMAN, MARTIN: Bible 8L Pastoral; President 3; Dean1s List 1,3; Dorm Council 2,3; Gospel Hymns 2,3,4; Northern Light 3; Prayer Band Officer 3,4; 81,150 RUEB, DAN: Bible8L Pastoral; 150 SHAW, PHIL: Bible 8L Pastoral; Band 3; Dean3s List 4; 150 SOBEY, REGINALD: Bible 8L Pastora1;.Presidcnt 1,2,3; Dean1s List 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Valdeictorian 3; 151 SPEICH, SANDI: Bible 8: Christian Education; Chapel Musician l,2,3,4; Christian Service 3; Sccretary 2; Treasurer 3; Evangelaires 1,2; Homecoming Royalty 2,4; Honor Roll 1; Prayer Band Officer 1,2; Student Government 1; Fall Music Festival Chairman 4; 151 STOREBY, MARI: Bible 8; Missions; Dorm Council 2,3; Prayer Band Officer 3; 151 STORY, RICKEY JOE: Bible 8L Pastoral; Basketball 2,3,4; Chapel Usher 3; Dcan1s List l,2,3,4; Dorm Council 4; Prayer Band Officer 4; Wrestling 1; 81,100,151 SWAGGER, RANDY: Bible 8: Pastoral; Chapel Musician 2,3; Gos- pel Hymns 1,2,3; 152 SWIFT, JEANNE: Bible 8: Pastoral; 152 TAYLOR, BETH J .: Bible 8L Pastoral; Cheerleader l,2,3,4; Treas- 211 urer l; Dean1s List 2; Dorm Council 3; Homecoming Royalty 3,4; Honor Roll 1,3; Prayer Band Officer, 3; Student Life Comm 4; Stu- dent Government President 4; 97,1 13,122, 1 32,152 TESEMMA, KEFLEJESUS: Bible8c Pastoral; 152 VAN ARSDALE, MICHAEL: BibleSL Pastoral; 152 VAN VELDHUIZEN, ARGENE: Bible 8L Pastoral; Chapel Usher 3; Dean1s List l,2,3,4; 152 VENZKE, JUNE: Bible 8: Christian Education; Dean1s List 2,3,4; 146 VORWERK, THOMAS: Bible 8L Pastoral; Honor R0114; 153 WEEKS, MERLAJEAN: Bible 8L Pastoral; Dean1s List 2,3,4; Gospel Teams 2,3; Honor Roll 1; 153 WORTHLEY, GAYLEN: Bible 8L Pastoral; 153 EPILOGUE iiBe always displeased with what thou art if thou desire to attain to what thou art not, for where thou hast pleased thyself, there thou abidest? eQuarles We have endeavored to assemble a book truly reflective of the year an N.C.B.C. Every effort possible has been made to achieve a book worthy of the satisfaction of the student body, faculty, administration and college friends. We wish to thank: REV. HEARN for his invaluable aid and comfort as well as his many hours. FAITH BAUMEISTER for her time, patience, encouragement and general helpfulness. JOHN PETERSON for his time and talents with the artwork. MRS. Mc CABE, PHYLLIS BENIGAS, SHERRY CARLSON and JUDY McEACHRAN for their time and studious efforts at proof-reading copy. TERRY SOVIL for all the hours he spent working and encouraging us. thanks to Terry seems to be very insufficient for the gratitude we feel for his time and patience in making this book. All of the unsung heroes far too numerous to mention whose efforts and cooperation have made this book possible. The Editors and Staff . hth i 43de finis coronat opus I1 212 R? I.. W 7 . i fibxn V v :gj 3V : . 4b a, k4 E??iw 2:33? i - 5Q $ 'er , gm KP , V as 5; nu '. .lw g? - 4;wa W