North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

The 317 5. V 1981 ARCHIVE Presents: THE FIFTIETH YEAR Consecrate the fiftieth year . . . . it shall be a jubilee for you . . . it is a jubilee and is to be holy for you. Leviticus 25:10-12 N.I.V. North Central Bible College 910 Elliot Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota Randy Ackland ................ Editor Edward Denecke ...... Assistant Editor Kim Carter .............. Photo Editor William Brookman ............ Advisor The Fiftieth Year In Review It's hard to say in words what being on campus during the jubilee year was like. But even amidst the excitement there was always time for a pensive thought. Opportunities Abound On Campus Each of us find our niche in ministry that best corresponds to our capabilities and desires by our involvement with those of our college family. Challenges Abound On Campus The college challenged each of us to grow and mature spiritually, to expand our minds intellectually, and to commit ourselves to a future of service. In fifty years this has not changed. Academics 8: Activities We crackedvthe books and burned the night oil; we reviewed and researched and rememberd. We spent our days in reverent fear of mid-terms and finals, yet, we still had time for each other. Education 87; Entertainment Our minds were quickened and our limbs were exercised. Our thoughts were directed to God and our energies were channeled into constructive ends - well, most of the time! w n g i.gwwzyyfi$24 , Ongoing Growth Each individual who joins the North Central community avails himself to an opportunity in which he can experience a deepening of his spiritual commitment and understanding. The activities that surround the campus add a dimension to the learning process that can not be gauged but may easily be discerned. Christ-Centered Community The school community gave us a unique, demanding and privileged responsibility: edifying, encouraging and supporting those around us. This we did by giving ourselves completely to the ministry while here. Formation Of Leaders We strived at all times to be committed to Christ, growing in grace, maturing in faith and achieving the highest potential of spiritual power and insight. Learning became more than a process; it became necessary! Total Environment . . . The phrase Total Environment for Active Ministry has been heard by everyone who has spent even the shortest time at NCBC. That theme became most apparent as each student observed the provisions made for involvement through the wide spectrum of organizations and activities encompassing campus life. . . . For Active Ministry ' The maximum benefit able to be derived from the college experience is the development of a willingness to be involved in active ministry We have been prepared spiritually, socially, and educationally to meet the needs of a lost and dying world. umgztux Dedicated to Dr. John P. Phillipps in all honor, love, and respect of the Senior Class of 1981. For leadership, guidance, and the forming of students lives into ministers of the Gospel. For thirty-two years students have assimilated into their lives a little of the spirit that is within Dr. John P. Phillipps. Here is a man whose fruits of labor will only be fully revealed in heaven. Brother Phillipps, thank you for making us workmen that needeth not to be ashamed. Dedicated To I. John P. hillipps 20 Board Of Regents MINNESOTA Mr. Gunnar Danielson Rev. Rowland H. Dean Rev. Herman Rhode SOUTH DAKOTA Rev. 5. H. Petersen Rev. David Nelson Mr. Glen Brooks WISCONSIN N. MICHIGAN Rev. 0. W. Lemberg Rev. Harley Olson Mr. A. W. Gast ILLINOIS Rev. Richard Dortch Rev. Earnest Moen IOWA Rev. Allan L. Ullestad Rev. Norman Wenig Mr. Bob Morrow MICHIGAN Rev. Ivar Prick Rev. Thomas Trask Dr. Wayne Weeks NEBRASKA Rev. James D. Wilkins Rev. Jack Glass Mr. Richard Schoonover INDIANA Rev. Charles Crank Rev. William Douglas Dr. Arnold Cirtin ? Mi; 3 2 President Dr. Don Argue has completed his second year as President of NCBC. He served as Academic Dean for five years prior to accepting the presidency. Dr. Argue is a graduate of CBC, earned his MA. at the University of Santa Clara and his doctorate in Educational Counseling and Psychology at the University of the Pacific. Lori Stetler, Secretary Chancellor Dr. EM. Clark has served North Central as Chancellor for the past two years and as President from 1971-1979. As chancellor, Dr. Clark is a laison to the churches and is an active right hand to our president. 23 Dean Of Academics Rev. Donald Meyer came to us five years ago as an instructor and stepped into the position of Dean of Academics two years ago. He earned his BA. at CBC and his MA. at Wheaton Graduate School, both in Old Testament study. Don Meyer came to NCBC after seven years of pastoral experience. Rev. Donald Meyer Business Manager Rev. Paul Sherman came to us two years ago from the Assemblies of God Headquarters, Foreign Missions Department. As well as having 20 years of pastoral ministry behind him, he also has a wealth of experience in business management. 24 Denise Frei, First Semester Secretary Rev. Paul Sherman Lynn Munger, Dean's Secretary 3 man willing to serve. A faithful financial friend 25 Director Of Development Jack Strom, from Admissions Counsellor in 1974 to Director of Development in the 50th year. Cheryl Turnbull, Admissions Director Pat Worthley, Secretary to the Director of Development College MinistrieMRelations Director Gary Lemberg during his fifth year of ministry. Debbie Schroeder, Secretary Always ready to help 27 e istrar Lorie Viken, Secretary Irma Rasmussen, Secretary Corrine Johnson, Registrar Marshall Flowers, Dean of Student Life At left: Sylvia Eggleston, Secretary Student Life ' Director Of Jr. ollege 8: Continuing Education Rev. Melvin Culbertson Director Of Stewardship 29 Pastoral Studies The Pastoral Studies Department is run under the leadership of Dr. John Phillipps. This is the division of the college that trains and equips persons for service to churches as pastors. Students delve into the Bible, theology, homiletics and pastoral practice. Rev. William Crew Rev. Ian R. Hall Rev. Don Meyer Rev. David B. Owen ' Dr. John P. Phillipps Dr. William Snow 30 Missions Department The Missions Department under the direction of Dr. Jimmy Roane is a vital part of our college for it embodies the fullfillment of the Great Commision. It's purpose is to train and equip persons for full or part-time, foreign or domestic missions. Rev. Kenneth Krake; Missionary in Residence, Dr. Jimmy Roane; Department Chairman. Bro. Roane pointing out Biblical principles of mis- sions. . Krake's good sense of humor is well appreciated by the students. Faculty The faculty members in the Religious and General Education areas are committed to the mission of the Church and the integration of their Christian life and academic discipline. Rev. William Brookman Rev. Marshall Flowers Rev. Ernest Freeman Rev. Fred Cravatt Rev. William Hicks Dr. David Mellberg Rev. Glenn Lockwood Rev. Dan Maksim Rev. Carol Vetter 33 Sacred Music The Sacred Music Department is run under the leadership of Rev. Gary Lewis; This is the division of the college that trains and equips persons for service to churches in the area of sacred music. Students study all phases of music while maintaining a Biblebasis. M Qawva mg WSW W W 8 twig u am $13 U0 W W Oct mam Min kgfuflm 41 34 Mrs. Pat Argue Rev. Gary Lewis Mrs. Janice Gustafson Miss Stephanie Lusco Mrs. Joanne Kersten Miss Mary Defiel Mrs. Heather Owen 35 Library Library Staff: Lisa Barfnecht, Linda Olsen, Donna Ziegler, Wendy Blomberg, Gloria Smith, Linda Dailey, Carol Peel, Tami Treloar, Ellen Cutler, Kathy Nelson 1- y '. - , aI-x 7' ' gm: ., . ,, ' s! V . fit F- S 5w ,; u? .- t . w; 2km WE; g j i w -1 g at Linda Dailey, Assistant Librarian Resident Deans Smile, Ed! Ed Green, Dean of Men, reviewing a favorite book! 3 $ 9 3g 1?? m 37 38 Accounting Kelli Bird, Data Processing Linda Buttrey, Accounts Payable and John Clark, Internal Auditor Dave Johansen, Deanna Mather, Anne Smisec, Sarah Bjerkness Aiding another student find a financial solution Financial Aid Janet Borchers with Karlene Gayle 39 Bookstore The AhG Bookstore has been a part of North Central for the past 36 years and George Rasmussen for the past 19 years. Because of its easy access on the main floor it is a place frequented by all. Marilyn Lund and George Rasmussen Maintenance Vern Kissner, Max Bichel, Darlene Iacono, Jeff Orluck ePlant ManagerL John Iacono V yo ; f I j g hzhrixlllleig 3;: 13; l; 32;; v'; f f Mailroom Every North Central student has been the recipient of the mailroom's service at one time or another. It is under the direction of Valerie Harris, shown at left Thomas Herold Receptionist Susan Wenig 41 42 Cafeteria Dorothy Ellingson pear Eudyrvz '3: Low Me ArW fee I 45 4:75:74! Luomfe VA f feopk , Ma 1! Z r LUIM 6M5 I Wild ,4' kasmre I'fs baa. mg 4 74x1, MAC! qmr 71nd; g wulma MW, MW zigww SfE gm! W 5VMMZK 41 W4 V4 gig- 7' 1x Francis Heidenreich Cheryl Breeden ecurity Left to right: Mike Springer, Randy Killian, T1m Staker, Randy Visconti, Bruce Flatmoe, Below, Chris Wheeler N N mxxiwk 44 New Faces Rebecca Linderman, Secretary to Dean of Student Life a Marsha Kaehne, Accounting Paula Canales, Accounting Ruth Johnson, Financial Aid President's Council The President's Council, the official school escorts. Kevin Olson, Hildendorf, Joe Newman. J an Olson mot picturedL Cheryl Tupper, Connie Koskiniemi, Gary 4S Seniors HD'Wana Juye ,. . . . . ?SRWWNIWW Julie Overturf . . . DaveBoyd Mary Smolucka . . . . Sara Bjerkness Curt Zastrow Joanne Kersten Connie Ackland, Behavioral Sciences Randal Ackland, Pastoral Studies Jonathan Adams, Interdisciplinary Ministries Charles Apple, Pastoral Studies Joy Apple, Interdisciplinary Ministries Scot Ashcroft, Pastoral Studies Donald Atchinson, Pastoral Studies Celinda Bachara, Interdisciplinary Brenton Balken, Pastoral Studies Ministries 47 Carla Barnett, Pastoral Studies Kathy Beals, Missions Education David Boyd, Pastoral Studies Joseph Braga, Pastoral Studies Steven Brandt, Pastoral Studies 48 Frederick Brown, Pastoral Studies Steven Brownell, Pastoral Studies Peggy Chapman, Behavioral Sciences Terry Chapman, Pastoral Studies Cheryl Collier, Behavioral Sciences 50 Linda Dailey, Behavioral Sciences Patrick Davis, Pastoral Studies Margo Dubbles, Interdisciplinary Ministries Carl Duede, Pastoral Studies Darrell Geddes, Pastoral Studies Linda Goddard, Behavioral Sciences Charles Gruber, Pastoral Studies Vlckie Gulbrandson, A sociate in Arts Pamela Hall, Behaworal Sciences Marvin Heg wald, Pastoral Studies John Horn, Christian Education Kenneth Joslin, Missions Education Sara Jones, Behavioral Sciences, Steven Jun, Pastoral Studies D'Wana JUVE, Interdisciplinary Interdisciplinary Ministries Ministries Joel Kallberg, Pastoral Studies Kim Love, Diploma, Pastoral Studies Joseph Lumbrix, Interdisciplinary Quinn McKenzie, Pastoral Studies Ministries 55 Russell Mielke, Pastoral Studies Susan Mortensen, Christian Education Raybon Newman, Pastoral Studies Steven Nickel, Pastoral Studies Bonnie Nolan, Christian Education, Behavioral Sciences xx, git?! 58ka $$$ $ Pamela O'Konski, Behavioral Sciences Allan Olson, Pastoral Studies Kevin and Janice Olson Kurt and Julie Overturf Jannel Rap, Sacred Music Dawn Rosenboom, Behavioral Sciences skiaglliilif ; , Ion ,3: ,.3f1zxii!?u3ti. .6. gli$7i i2? 2 zztgizviziziizhwmwai, ,friixggiaeivgi rigw 33m imhna 2,3523 a 3,3qu 31 .2 33.0313 1e, 5 .2 Auk Mary Smolucka, Christian Educat iplinary C S :1 .d r e t n I ith Sharon Sm Ministries mg, Pastoral Studies Bradley Rossman, Pastoral Studies Raymond Scherb David Stanislaus, Pastoral Studies Timothy Tanner, Pastoral Studies Timothy Thom, Pastoral Studies :83ng Julie Tims, Behavioral Sciences Randall Trowbridge, Missions Education Gregory Turner, Pastoral Studies , . . Randy Visconti: Pastoral Studies Barbara Wagner, Behavioral Sciences Bradley Walz, Pastoral Studies Rhonda Weisz, Behavioral Sciences John Wentworth, Pastoral Studies Patrick Willmert, Pastoral Studies Curtis Zastrow, Interdisciplinary Ministries Q1513 ELJQLLXW ,9 W sack. OJ w: 1 kappa . Juniors Mark Thompson Kim Ullian .... Melonie Balken . . . Connie Blankenship Karen Dunbar . Cary Hilgendorf William Brookman ........ President . . . . Vice President . . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary .... . Female Rep. Male Rep. . . . . . Advisor Cherie Alexander Leonard Allen Kim Anderson Lisa Baker Melonie Balken Richard Beals Jean Bergeson Ron Bennett David Bird Connie Blankenship Sharon Blankenship Keith Boucher Bryan Buch Sandra Brooks Pauline Canales K x ' k L Gaylen Carlson vkwl w $51: William Carlson . 8 Donna Childers Janice Chocklan KR f Mike Chocklan Bruce Clevelan'd Phyllis Cox Claudette Crain Joyce Craighton Kathy Culbertson JUNIORS 63 64 Brenda DeGolier Karen Dunbar Mark Elliot Lenny Fisher Michael Flagg Sue Flanery Marilee Foxworthy Marilee Fredrickson Craig Fritzler Mike Hasltine Mary Helgren Paul Henning Dennis Henry Steve Hering Tom Herold Deidre Hicks Richard Hildreth Gary Hilgendorf Bill Irving Kevin Jessup Daniel Johnson Barry Jorris Bruce Kaehne Steve Kaehr Elaine Kalberer Ester Kallberg Randy Killian W ndy Kimball Jay Kittlesen Todd Konvalin Gary LaBore Todd LaBute RyanLangner John Lee Bryan Lemberg Jose Martinex Lillian Mattice Michael McGowan Patricia MCKimmy Gregory Meier David Meyer Cyndi Miller Barb Nelson Carolyn Nelson Nancy Olesen Tim Olsen Gary Olson Jay Opgenorth Joanna Oquist Lorraine Paulson Vance Pechacek David Price Dale Rader Judy Rollins Nancy Ross 67 Tom Ross Sherry Rozendaal Mark Schwarzbauer Lee Ann Selchow Brenda Siirila Vickey Sinke Gloria Smith Tim Smith Tom Solhjem Patti Spellmeyer Jeanne Steffensrud Tim Stensgard Tim Stevens Mark Stevenson mmm 3w: kw? 1 f 3 4ww Sharon Surber Tom Swanson Mark Thompson Nancy Tosten Susan Tracy Allen Treibel Jerry Tufte Cheryl Tupper Kim Ullian Becky Vanman Bill Wenig Steven West Brad Yetley Calvin Zastrow Kathy Zillman . JUNIORS 69 Sophomores ZXChris Wheelerm ' Bruce Flatmoe ., Brandon V0 1' Wald ? ,, 2 Treasurerm 2 Fay Reilly :2 ,, y: ' 2 . Secretary Becky Michzfelson Z .......... Female Rep 'Dave ?Decker, . . ............. Male Rep. William: Crew . . ............. L. Adviser SOPHOMORES ,,,M m wwwm Phil Ackland William Ahlmann Lew Anderson Jeff Basinski David Bea Kathy Beals Deann Bergstrom Paul Betiku Perry Billman Bryon Bogenrief Cheryl Breeden Kevin Broberg Chuck Burrell Rodney Burton Don Canales Joan Clarke Tim Cramer Ruth Cullen Connie Cutsforth Tony Danielson David Decker Regina Dorris Dave Dunning Sylvia Eggleston Pam Eidsor Tim Ekblad 71 John Elsing Kathy Erickson Bruce Flatmoe Vianne Friesen Curtis Girod Phillip Goble Pat Goblowsky Karla Hallickson Dawn Hankwitz Vicky Harrington Sheri Hennum Aaron Holme 72 Sheldon Holmes Don Houck Rosemary Houck Gloria Jacobson Dawn Juve Melinda Juve Tim Kiviaho Carmen Kloehn Andrea Klooster Cindy Krawchuck 73 Nancy Kunze Lisa LaMarca Daryle Larson Evangel Larson Mark Larson Curtis Liechty Kris Lindquist Jerome Litten Laurie Lympany Jean Macklin Don Mahnesmith Don Marsh Craig Mather Deanne Mather Tom May Bob McKay 75 Becky Michaelson Daveen Miller Kim Mower Jadine Mullins Kathleen Nelson Kelvin Nygren Linda Oehrlein Debra Olson Kerie Olson Dale Oquist Diane Oquist Patricia Oster Bryan Phillipson Regina Rap Darrell Reynolds Gladys Reynolds Kenneth Ronning Randy Scherz Randy Schmidt Sue Small David Smith Melody Smith Michael Springer Thomas Stamman David Stangeland Angela Stewart Joe Swett Pam Swisher Joseph Szabo Christ Thiesse Sherri Thurber Mark Vanthul Kerry Viken Brandon Von Wald Steve Waldner Joe Walsh Brice Walz Melissa Weiss Darene Wells James West Christ Wheeler Lori Whiting Janis Wright SOPHOMORES 77 Freshmen Dennis Cdfbet v , . . . . ; ?resident Randy Christense' , , ' ' VicefPresident Lourie Argue , ' . . . . .Treasurer Cheryl Olsen . . . ,. Secretary Dawn Methner . Female Rep. Brad Trask . . . . . Male Rep. Ernest Freeman . . . . . Advisor Walter Abbas Kala Adams LeAnn Aldrich Laurie Argue Vernon Ballou Lisa Barfknecht Keith Basinski Germaine Berg Michelle Blanchette Wendy Blomberg Matt Breaux Dawn Briel Janice Bringle David Brown Akela Buchholz John Burk Steve Burton Ruth Buschow Tim Buttrey Jim Byh Doug Campbell Randy Christensen Pat Connolly Dennis Corbett Shelley Curran Valeria Curtis Ellen Cutler Troy Darrin James Dean Robert DeGraff PRESHMEN 79 Dave Dehlke Melinda Demmer K 9. ? Cheryl Dickson Barton Douglas Sharon Douglass Rick Drury Shirley Drury Diane Duff Julie Dunbar Dennis Duncan Cathy Eckert Denice Ellison Daniel Emminger Janet Engebrecht Connie Erickson Linda Erickson Dawn Faber Tom Fangmeier Paula Franck Kerri Galyen Julie Geer Kathy Geer Mark Geselle Joan Glander Tim Glass Gerald Glinski Kenny Gray Mark Gray Carlo Griseta Susan Hagen Ruth Hale Matt Hamp Greg Hancock Tony Handy Kevin Hanson Joe Harper Gerald Harris Kevin Heiman John Helbig Terry Henderson Scott Hendrickson Barrie Hicks Carey Higgins Brian Hilton Gary Hoagland Judy Hoffman Steve Hohm James Huffer Ellen Hughes John Hunter Peter Hurst Johnnie James Richard James David Johansen Bruce Johnson Craig Johnson Grady Jones 82 Tracy Kaehne Donna Kaehr Debi Kelly Daman Korfe Joe Kothe Dan Kruse Pepper Lackas Scott Lankford Marilee Lawrence Kim Lensert Becky Lindberg Mike Lindner 83 Jim Linneman Mariam Mallez Curt Martin Randy Mantik JoAnn Masters Floyd McCart Sammy McKay Ray McMillan Dawn Methner Pete Meyers Julie Michelson Carolyn Miller Randy Miltimore 84 Julia Mitcham Rick Molin Daryl Moon Melanie Moore Becky Motley David Munter Connie Naparalla Shari Nelson Cindy Newport Lynn Nichols Sue Norcross DanielNordsletten Thomas Norris Beverly O'Connor Cindy Ohlin Linda Olsen Cheryl Olson 85 Josephine Ortiz Greg Pechacek Karen Pederson Carol Peel Dan Perkins Cheryl Peterson Valerie Peterson Vicki Pratt Cindy Price Teresa Presen Brad Rakowski John Riley Linda Ronning Lori Rosenbush Rill Rue Pat Russell Lisa Sanders Bernadette Schmitz Carmi Schooley Micke Sherman Marilyn Skidmore Diane Slettene Anne Smisek Becky Smith 86 Wilma Smith Dale Sonier Tracy Strock Debbie Stamman Connie Strand Brad Taylor Carey Taylor Thomas Tezel Ronald Thomas Gary Thomson Penny Thom Margie Thronson Brad Trask Tamara Treloar Lisa Tyroll Lorri Voigt Layna Walker Maureen Wallace Dan Wearda Mark Weber Colleen Winkler Donna Zeigler FRESHMEN 87 Second 5 emester Entrants Jeff Aleckson Jim Alford Lynn Anderson Scott Ayotte Glenn Bambusch Rob Blanchette Anna Bloomer Brain Bopp Ann Bornbach Steve Bornbach Patty Carefoot Ting Chiao John Chisholm Leslie Davis L. Scott DePriest Sharron DeWitt Robert Dove Wayne Eskew Alan Everson Stuart Finley Shelly Garbett Carla Grohman Tim Guttormson Duane Habel Cindy Hewitt Donna Hudek Bill Humiston. Greg Kalyvas Jim Keller Suzanne Kim 89 Mark Klingshceim Keith Knazze Timothy Koran Denise Korfe Tammie Lange Robert LaZore Belita Leath Lana Lehnam Douglas Lerch Marilyn Lundblad Tim McCann Gary McGaw Ruth McGowan Gary Mach Jeff Mahoney Colleen Maire Todd Masteller Carl Meicke Shanan Melland Paul Meyer Steve Michelson Peggy Moeckl Morris Moos Wayne Nestor Karen Nieft Lynn Northfelt Linda Pasquale Carletta Picchietti Pamela Purcell Alana Randall Kathy Randle Patricia Reynolds Bommer Robertson Dan Schultz Pam Schultz Clark Severson Barbara Southard William Starkey Mile Swensen Denver Urlaub Eric Volkel Ricky Wills Cynthia Wright Second Semester Entrants David Wright Student Government Senior Class Officers: Julie Overturf, Dave Boyd, Mary Smolucka, D'Wana Juve, Sarah Bjerkness, Curt Zastrow Junior Class Officers: Mark Thompson, Kim Ullian, Melonie Juve, Connie Blankenship, Karen Dunbar, Gary Hilgendorf : A 1? Steam Class Officers Barry Jorris, President Sherrie Meyer, Vice President 92 : Sophomore Class Officers: Chris Wheeler, Bruce Flatmoe, Brandon Von Wald, Fay Reilly, Becky Michaelson, Dave Decker Freshman Class Officers: Dennis Corbiett, Randy Christianson, Cheryl Olsen, Lori Argue, Dawn Methner, Brad Kim Buckman, Treasurer Regina Dorris, Secretary Marshall Flowers, Advisor Dorm Council Susan Hagen, Vicky Harrington, Lillian Mattice, Laurie Lympany, Diane Oquist, Carolyn Nelson, Diane Slettene, Debbie Jonnes, Darlene Krawchak, Sherri Meyer, Melinda Juve, Sharon Surber David Nye, Dave Bea, Ed Green, Dan Milbrath, Bob McKay, Todd LaBute ': q . 3.. '-1:! !. Resident Advisors Joanna Oquist, Debbie Jonnes, Dawn Juve, Pam Hall, Dawn Rosenboom Randy Visconti, Steven Nickel, Brad Hunt, Greg Everson, Ed Green 95 College Ministries College Ministries Staff: First row; Jan Bringle, Brad Walz, Dawne Johnson; Second row; Lori Whiting, Mary Smolucka, Jadine Mullins; Third row; Diane Slettene, Sue Flannery, Bill Carlson; and Fourth row; Rich Hildreth. - Truth Unlimited: Karen Pederson, Tony Handy, Becky Smith, Mark Elliot, and Claudette Crain. Steve Burton 4 r cu tram! C' a: First Love: Front Row; Kevin Jessip, John Singleton, Brad Pliam Second Row; John Helbig, Tim Glass, Tim Stevens, Mark Larson, Cam Gage, Jim Morrison Brian Lemberg E JoAnn Masters, Sue Small, Bev O'Conner, Akelajo Buchholz, Steve NiCkEIS, Jennie Steffensrud Lynn Nichols 97 College Ministries '2 iungagxlgxw xx J a A lm$ Wk Heavan's Handiwork: First row, Curt Zastrow, Connie Cutsforth, Mary Smolucka, Dave Boyd - Second row, Dan Johnson, Lillian Mattice, Shely Curran, Janice Wright, Vianne Freisin, Ruth Hale, Mark Grey Third Row, Debbie Olson, Chris Wheeler, Joe Harper, Dwane Johnson, Floyd McCart, Lori Wright. Reconcilled: First Row; Tim Kiviaho, Sharon Smith, Second Row; Dela Nye, Daryl Moon, Ed Trueblood fpt4n ; ' HVL 79:14 1 601147 itw Kfo, de $05551! Song of Praise: Left to Right; John Hunter, Donna Zeiglor, Percy Billman, Shelly Curran, Esther Kallberg Gospel Team Preachers: Front row; Steve Hjulberg, Joe Braga, Randy Visconti, Brad Walz; Second row; Greg Turner, Rich Beals, Joe Newman, Dave Meyer; Third row; Dave Stanislaus, Joel Kallberg, Gary Hilgendorf, Steve Nickel, and Steve Brandt. New Beginnings: Dave Munter, Sara Bjerkness, John Bullard, Fay Reilly, Ken Urban. Shine: Karla Adams, Laurie Argue, and Shara Douglas. Sun Rays: Left to right; Kevin Gleitz, Tim Staker, Dave Munther, Phil Engle, Ronn Bennett, Duane Harris, Jim Tims, and Jose Martinez. Eternal Praise: Left to right; Pam Eidsor, Sylvia Eggleston, and Evangeline Larson. 100 , Mkmew ,Nwwaa : Obediah-Servants of the King: First row; Rich James, Dan Perkins, Dave Johansen; Second row; Julia Dunbar, Wendy Porter, and Melanie Moore. Spirit Song: Left to right; Susan Norcross, Sue Hagen, and Connie Blanken- ship Disciples Reaching: Left to right; John Burk, T.C. Woods, Dan Zimbeck, Gladys Reynolds, Deb Olson, Laucil Schmitt. 102 Missions Action Band Rev. Ken Krake, Missionary in Residence; Lance Bifulk, Secretary,- Russ Mielke, Treasurer; Carla Barnett, P.R. DirectoMCoordinator; Mike Chocklan, President; Dr. Jimmy Roane, Missions Department Chairman; Pauline Canales, Vice President, Rich Beals, Action Band DirectoMCoordinator M.E.S.A. Europe Joe Szabo, A1 Triebel, Laurie Lympany Dave Nye, Tom Herold, Mike Flagg Sara Jones, Don Canales, Kathy Norris Deaf And Blind A Ministry Near To All Of Us The Deaf Ministries Department has a two fold purpose. To prepare the deaf student for an active role in leadership and ministry in the local church. And to prepare able ministers and deaf related vocations for ministry to the deaf. .It is an extension of the local church into the lives of the deaf, and that is a ministry near to all of us. 103 Far East Randy Trowbridge, Ruth Gunderson, Tim Thom Africa Randy Schmitt, Janice Chocklan, Sylvia Eggleston, Phillip Goble Home Missions Craig Fritzler, Sharon Smith, Tom May Latin America Ken Joslin, Dave Strangeland, Danny Guenther ecial Ministries Don Houck, Rose Houck, Tim Staker Sue Jones, Jeff Small, Jeannie Zumbro Missions P.M. Dave Strangeland, Randy Trowbridge, Pete Meyers, Paul Betiku, Bill Irving, Denise Ellison, Fay Reilly, William Smith, Vicky Harrington, Sherry Thurber, Dorene Wells, Lori Whiting, Tim Huffer, Tracy Stock, John Burk, Bradley Rawkowski, Terry Reynolds, David Johansen, Grey Meier, Below: Tim Thom; President, Rev. Kenneth Krake; Advisor. The objective of the Missions P.M. is to guide the prospective missionary toward personal dependence upon God and a walk that is in harmony with His Spirit so that his faith and ministry may take the power and blessing of God to the unconverted. 106 Married Students Fellows Bryan Buch MelodyL President; Bill Ahlmann dindax Treasurer; Dave Lundstrom 0am Promotions; Dave Meyer UudyL Vice President. Shown Below, Dan Maksim 6nd, Advisor. 108 Chorale First row from right to left: Margo Dubbles, Shelly Curran, Donna Kaehr, Ruth Gunderson, Jo Anne Oquist, Kim Ullian, Karla Adams, Shara Douglas, Sharon Surber, Angi Yetly, Patty Mckimmy. Second row: Jean Bergeson, Brenda Siirila, Cheryl Olson, Cheryl Tupper, Mary Blees, Carmen Kloehn, Becky Michaelson, Angie Ravins. Third row: Dave Korte, Craig Mather, Ed Green, Mark Stilwell, Phil Goble, John Weltmeyer, Tim Stensgard, MarkThompson, Dave Decker, Dave Brown. Fourth row: Randy Mantik, Dave Boyd, Randy Christensen, Bruce Kaehne, Mark Geselle, Bruce Cleveland, Terry Henderson, Jeff Pringle. ' Ensamble Left to right, front to back; Gary LaBore, Dave Martin, Esther Kallberg, Nan Fisher, Nate Mill, Allen Everson, Lisa Tyro, Janice Chocklan, Ralph Sterling, Maureen Wallace, Curt Girod, Wllma Smith, Lauri Schmidt, instructors; Ron Sprunger, Stephanie Lusco. L... I i Q .. .. m: .. J. ca 110 111 112 Prayer And Share Groups These are the IVS group leaders who organized the various groups. They found it to be a very rewarding experience as the students built up one another in the Lord. Student, faculty and staff gather in small group studies scheduled once a week for a time of praying for needs and sharing what God has done. They also met periodically during each semester at chapel time. Many students find this is a very special opportunity to build relationships and participate in a unique group. A Prayer and Share Group singing and ministering unto the Lord. The Northern Light Gary Hilgendorf, Dawn Johnson, Duan Hugi, William Brookman, Adviser; Sarah Bjerkness, Jan Bringle, Kurt Overturf Duan Hugi, Editor Sara Bjerkness, Assistant Editor 113 Missions Convention Rev. David Irwin and Rev. Don Corbin were the guest speakers at the Fall Missions Convention. The theme was New HOpe for a Dying World and we were made more sharply aware of the hope we have to share. Rev. Don Corbin is presently serving as Area Representative to West Africa. 11.4 Rev. David Irwin, the Coordinator of the Missions Anthropological Studies in the Assemblies of God Graduate School, bringing forth God's Word. Rich Wilkerson A time of worship This years Spiritual Emphasis speaker was Rich Wilkerson from Southern California. God, through Rich, revitalized our vision as he ministered to us in refreshing services. Throughout the week the main theme was being radical for God, taking a stand against the forces of the enemy. As Rich spoke, we realized twith a note of urgencyi the peril our country is in and we realized the duty we have to God to help others. The week was topped off with Mainstream , a series of teaching sessions dealing with youth ministry. The Fiftieth Anniversary Banquet On Friday, October 24th, at the Leamington Hotel in downtown Minneapolis, North Central Bible College celebrated its Golden Anniversary. The keynote address was delivered by Rev. G. Raymond Carlson and there was special music by the Anniversary Chorale which was directed by Lawrence B. Larsen. Dr. Carlson is the assistant superintendent of the Assemblies of God; Mr. Larsen was chairman of the NCBC music department for 18 years. The Banquet featured many special guests and an equal number of special memories. Jack Strom was an able emcee, as always! Banquet speaker was Dr. G. Raymond Carlson. Marshall and Linda 4m ;93,.V$$ Illinois Chair Of Pract' Pastoral Theology With Rev. James Hamill Rev. James Hamill was our guest for the Illinois Chair of Practical Pastoral Theology This program is sponsored by the Illinois District to provide every graduate with an opportunity to learn the practics of the ministry from an effective, experienced pastor. Elliot Park Christmas Party This year College Ministries spon- sored the Elliot Park Christmas Party to introduce the Christ Child to the young people of the neighborhood. En- tertainment was provided by the Pup- pet Team who performed Twinkle , Heaven's Handiwork and the King's Jestures. Jadine Mullins, Linda Erick- son, Trish Oster, Murr Kelly, and Lin- da Goddard organized the event. 119 The 50th Year . . . For the past fifty years our college has successfully trained thousands of men and women for the work of Christ. The goals of the college were brought to view by themes presented by the 50th week speakers, of whom four were graduates and one a former president of NCBC. The hand of God, upholding and blessing it through thick and thin, is certainly the reason for this college being what it is today. The founder, F. J. Lindquist's favorite verse inspires us to give God the glory for our past and believe in Him for the future. Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. I Samuel 7:12 120 t ti: M'Iif 0 Tvn la a I 5451,14! 0 011990 5 m w 75? ,W : Hitherto i 35 hath the bard women's auxiliary Morris Williams Focus on Missions Dr. G. Raymond Carlson Focus on Leadership . . . Week Of Celebration L. B. Larson, former NCBC music chairman led in singing The Presidents Throughout the First Fifty Years God has supplied and blessed NCBC with quality Presidents. Both administrative ability and a heart of God typifies our leaders. Dr. F. J . Lindquist, founder Dr. G. Raymond Carlson 1930-1960 1961-1969 Rev. Cyril E, Homer Dr. E. M. Clark Dr. Don Argue 1969-1970 1971-1979 1979- 121 vmmmm m . The E. M. Clark - Gunnar Danielson Student Life Center shown here under construction, is the product of a vision. This Vision became a reality through hard work and faith. This Reality opened in time for the spring semester, and is fast becoming the center of all student activity. This Building is another example of the ongoing work of Christ. 124 Symposium Rev. Ivar Prick; ML, Rev. Norman Surtatt; IL. Symposium: A time for students to get to know district officials better, to find out ministry opportunities and to learn about the problems and the joys to be expected in the ministry. Students had an opportunity to ask questions both in open panel discussions and also personal interviews. Rev. Bockey; SD. discussing the ministry with a student. Above: Rev. Charles Crank; IN., below and right: more seasoned pastors Winter Extravaganza! This year's Winter Extravaganza was the most action-packed event of the year. Many NCBC students had a MAX attack tMost Ac- tion-packed X-travaganzat on the days be- tween February 4th and 7th. On Wednesday, the school was enlivened with a pep rally in preparation for Friday's game. On Thursday, many students packed onto a bus for a trip to Wild Mountain and spent an enjoyable night skiing. Friday brought the Chiefs to the front in their victory over Trinity Bible Institute. Saturday was enjoyed by everyone when Far- rell $L Farrell ministered in concert and the coronation of the new King and Queen took place. The King and Queen chosen this year were Marvin Hegewald Court Continued: Joanna Oquist, Kim Buckman Dawn Gourth from lefO and Dawn Rosenboom Girst from left; The Juve, Dave Bea. Court: Tim Thom, Julie Overturf, Linda Goddard, Brent Balken. Chiefs 8t Cheerlea g f The Chiefs from right to left: Dennis Meyer; coach, Tim Cramer, Brad Trask, Barry Jorris, Steve Floyd, Larry Bogenrief, Todd Konvalin, John Wentworth, Tim Smith, Bob Mckay, Rick Mannon, Rick Books, Glen Lockwood; coach. The Cheerleaders from right to left: Kim Anderson, Janis Wright, Shari Nelson, Kathy Zillman, Karen Dunbar. Fans cheering the Chiefs on to victory Fly up for a bucket. The Chiefs; greatly improved from last year put much effort and drive into this years games. Highlights of this year was winning the homecoming game against Trinity and playing the last games of the season in the new gym. ! Iefs .4 ...1 1: E p.15 0 41 m Soccer The Soccer Team: Aaron Holmes, Brad Plian, John Wentworth, Tony Danielson, Paul Hinning, Pete Meyers, Glen Lockwood; coach, Mike Springer, Lance Bifulk, Bill Wenig, Doug Campbell, Curt Zastrow, Ian Hall; coach, Kurt Overturf, Lew Anderson, Brice Walz, David Decker, Mark Gray, Rick Molin, John Helbig, Jonathon Hall; team mascot. Ni Dave Decker using his head What determination Curt! 9 133 Archive Staff The 1981 Archive Staff had a unique and pleasurable opportunity to produce the 50th Anniversary Edition of the Archive. The Goal of this 2nd year staff, was to: interprate the feeling and experiences of this year and put in onto paper to be an 'Archive' of 1981. Randy and Connie Ackland Edward and Marylin Denecke Edward Denecke, Assitant Editor Randy Ackland, Editor William Brookman, Faculty Advisor Joseph Braga, Photographer Daniel Hennessey, Photographer Linda Dailey, Writer 8: Layouts Kim Carter, Photo Editor 8: Darkroom Philip Ackland, Writer 8t Layouts 135 Great Is The Lord . . . I will give thee thanks in the great congregation . . . among much people. Psalm 35:18 They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. Isaiah 40:31 And Greatly To Be Praised! Psalm even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God. Psalm 90:2 I38 Congratulations to North Central Bible College , on your Fiftieth An u and to th Omf ymESSOTA 3mm oFFlCES Minnesota District Council 1315 Protland Avenue N- Minneapohs, Minnesota Herman H. Rohde Arvid Kingsriter Kenneth M. Freiheit District Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Secretary Treasurer Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1981 The Missionaries We Support Through Faith Promises Revivaltime Offerings DHM Admin Offerings New Church Evangelism Ken Andrus Don Bowman Bruce Braithwaite Mary B. Buntenbach 1' Cheryl Colquhoun ' 140 CongratulatiohsyN.C.B.C. Class of 1981 BERNIE AND JIM'S STANDARD STATION 8 8 :8 ROAD SERVICE 8: TOWING 8 COMPLETE TUNE-UP 8 WHEEL ALIGNMENT 8 ATLAS TIRES 81; BATTERIES A M o c O 8 COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 3rd 81: Franklin 874-0668 26th 81: Chicago 871-0889 1024 Portland 338-1321 300 S. 10th St. 338-4250 i8lliii!$ II8!!!! II , I . mm 'hmlu'w'm Ir RI;- lull ;t M. gllllllwlllgtl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Z 5 5 III I'I II! I55. I IE: 1,. ' ' 51555.5! g 5'. A IIIUI 5 I l . I N '15::ng IN HiIIXAgH I86 t: 25; 4 V HHHIIIHH! IIIIIIIIIIIIII I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I 5 7w ......... .- from VANMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY DESIGNERS - BUILDERS - CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 141 142 The will of God for you . . . Where does God want me to go? What job should I take? are questions a lot of dedicated Christian graduates will be agonizing over about now. Interestingly the Bible dwells little on such questions. When the will of God is discussed, it talks rather of what you should pg. So our challenge, and prayer, for the Class of 80: BE the person God wills 2 you to be. The rest will follow. The General Council of the Assemblies of God ILLINOIS DISTRICT the bUIIdIn Richard W. Dortclz Superintendent Schmidgall Assistant V V f Super inte nde nt L Normal! LC Smut! ; Secretary-Treasurgr: future? 143 CONGRATULATIONS NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COLLEGE ON YOUR FIRST 50 YEARS! G. Mark Denyes Senior Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '81 FROM Assistant Pastor PRIDLEY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 472 OSBORNE ROAD MINNEAPOLIS, MN., 55432 Brad L. Hand Youth Pastor Paddy L. Palomaki Children's Pastor ' Ronna Wyant Music Director 144 . .n v? 1 wuvx ma. t . . 5 IL I? W? . .41.. 41 UquK .. W3 . u: hoavwwvy , .1anme . . c .Ra . 346nm. xv . 5A... 1 . . huh Maw omw. vxwmkxv 75.. . w... . a: am. I '5. . Elm: aka?! Sr; s . :3 4'7 5'. 1; 4i. w:?- ??ibF-Jii' b. 'Ve'r Congratulations to our Graduates! Moore 18 m C Brian Hammer 5493 IOWA 503l0 PHONE 276- 4512 MERLE HAY IOADI DES MOINES 145 146 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1980-81 Pastor Robert H. Cilke 2g g.gtluJE g: x .:M M MWy vwwwwvvw Brookdale W m W lChristian Center ,Assembly Of GOd 6030 Xerxes Avenue North ' Q9 T BLOOMINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9350 Portland Ave. S. Bloomington, Minnesota 55420 ARVID KINGSRITER, Pastor; JOEL STOCKER, Associate Pastor; TOM HOLLAND, Minister of Youth; DAN RECTOR, Children's Pastor; SCOTT BERNSTEIN, Minister of Singles; TERRY MAC ALMON, Minister of Music; JAMES MENZIE, Minister to Senior Citizens Congratulations From A Friend. Congratulations Seniors From The Church Of The Bible 2701 5. Summit Sioux Falls, SD. The Friendly Church. . . . . where burdens are lifte Jim Reid - Pastor d. Asmn U coo 'Assmutsomoo , Gongratulatims 51w of 7987 D75 Z7676? 0275768 Harley Olson Distict Supt. Omer Kallevig Larry Liebe Secretary Treas. D-Cap. Wisconsin Northern Michigan DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Box 309 Waupaca, Wisconsin 54981 147 THANKS TO THE STUDENTS OF N.C.B.C. gem 5gad J ACK KEEGAN 422 W. STATE STREET 0 SYCAMORE, ILLINOIS 60178 Jakeends PIZZA and PASTA OUR STUDENTS go -- loo Phil Ackland s, 00 Ron Bennett 20TH v Sylvia Eggelston 3555 CHICAGO AVENUE SOUTH PHONE 825-6827 av ' snnrr 3 Our Graduate Pastor Gwillim Randy Ackland 8t Family CONGRATULATIONS TO NORTH CENTRAL - 9 ON IT'S 50th YEAR IZI' 5813' -bymyspirit... AND TO THE 1981 kumk GRADUATES! PASTOR ............................ Paul D. Sundell ASSISTANT ........................... Gary PiCkenS 3015 13th Avenue South YOUTH MINISTRIES .................. Tim Knopps Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55407 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ........... Bob Carskadon 56125 722-6687 MUSIC MINISTERS .................. Doug Hunter VISITATION ............................ Elmer Hill PRAYER NOT BY MIGHT NOR BY POWER, BUT BY MY SPIRIT, SAYETI-I THE LORD OF HOSTS Zech. 4:6 We've got something in common . . . . His Name is Jesus! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE . GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 Congratulatlons Seniorsll Finst ssemblg 0;: 006 4th Street and 7th Avenue South TA: jouM palota pilt'u'ct found! 0; TA: St. Cloud, MN 56301 guemHia of goal, jnc. 720 WEST HAVENS - P.0. BOX 100 - MITEHHL $0. DAK. 573M I lorman Hays Don Owen Pastor Youth Pastor In Memory of . . . re you convinced WHETU thhat God has called REV. OTTO w. LEMBERG 0 you to a specific omlg ministry within the Church? Do you feel the need for graduate education so you can be a more effective minister? Our Beloved Pastor of If your answer to 25 years these questions is yes then the Assemblies of God Graduate School can help you. To receive more The World was a Lamp information write: ADMISSIONS unto his feet and a $3;me god Light unto his path mmigradigate 5 I - ' ..,:1445 HooinHe Avenue Springfield. Missouri 65802 ' tru.e:: Janesville Assembly of God Church 2600 Mt. Zion Avenue Janesville, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1981 Assemblies of God, Michigan District 605403 Chase Road, Dearborn, MI 48126 Ivar A. Prick, Superintendent Gene 5. Hogan, Asst. Supt. Fred Smolchuck, Sec. - Treas. Gary Cullison, D - CAP Superintendent Ivar A. Prick Make the most of your chances to tell others the Good News. diving Bibld Col. 4:5 CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduating Class Of 1980 -81 BRAINERD ASSEMBLY OF GOD Brainerd, Minnesota R.W. Schaible - Pastor 2 Lowell Clarke - Associate Pastor ASSEMBLIES OF GOD NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT COUNCIL 1724 GRANDVIEW LANE - P.O. BOX 896 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA 58501 PHONE: 255-2526 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 Executive Officers Marcus Bakke, District Superintendent George Rohde, Secretary - Treasurer Ray Corlew, Ass't. District Superintendent ndiana District Assemblies of God CHARLES HACKETT Ass1t Supt. CHARLES CRANK FRED LEADER Superintendent Sec.-Treas. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 HONORING OUR STUDENTS John R. Bullard Dale G. Crammer Daniel M. Emminger Barry L. Gilbert Fabienne M. Hopkins Grady T. Jones Keith A. Larry Bradley T. Rakowski Edwin A. Trublood Kenneth J. Urban INDIANA DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 6065 N. MICHIGAN ROAD, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46208 Autographs x? g f $ K AutographS $$$Q Evelyn, W16 emu afOund Afee ifs Special r 40 ' me. Youue been 50 swears to 3'01m + I 5 g 5;? QI' 49 ' ILL IrWinember you 40? 000'? L Wi- Yoore uny SeecaoAq exercL mce. 140.02 ck cayoocg Next Cau. summer i 1m See you 33M uouen , . QWM W7. MAQCEL'V WM 1 W M 7m WW W W794 09W me 70w gwad 152 WW7M M ' Autographs A Final Word . . . . In the conclusion of the 1981 Archive, I would like to bring your attention to the front cover. The seal represents the basic premise on which the school was founded. On the seal: The Lamp of Knowledge represents enlightenment and education. The Bible represents the inspired Word of God. The Cross represents the challenge of preaching the message. The Dove represents the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The Laurel Wreath represents never ending advancement to new achievements. From the moment of conception within the heart of Dr. F. J. Lindquist to the present days of Dr. E. M. Clark and Dr. Don Argue the seal represents the goals of the Administration, Faculty and Staff. Looking back over the fifty years one can truly see the results of this school in the form of graduates, former students, former administrators, former faculty and former staff. Their lives having been changed through the working of the Holy Spirit, challenged to preach the living Word of God, and reinforced with the educational enlightenment of North Centrals educational processes. The purpose of this Archive has been to represent this year in picture and word. This book is to provide a living memory for those who were a part of North Central Bible College 1981. Here is another graduating class, one, that is not much different than those which preceded it in that they have been trained by those with the goal of winning men and women for Christ, which has been the one underlying goal that has been present from 1930 to present. As Editor and as tradition, I would like to thank first of all our photographers, Joe Braga and Dan Hennessy. Without this talented help the Archive would not be as fine and complete as it is. To our writers and layout people, Philip Ackland and Linda Dailey, thank you for a job well done and for your faithfulness. Many thanks to Marilyn Denecke for research and correspondence. Connie Ackland, thanks for keeping the books straight and in the black. Kim Carter, thanks. As Photo Editor your darkroom work has been great, the photographs were great, and the reassuring smile when things looked darkest was a comfort. Edward Denecke, thanks for those many late hours you spent in supervising the layout and actually putting the book together. As Assistant Editor, your ideas and your encouragement make me greatly indebted to you. Thank you for fulfilling this important part. Connie, thanks for being a kind and understanding wife. Your support was unmeasurable. In closing, thanks to all the student body of North Central for your faithfulness to God in being part of North Central Bible College. It has been the prayers of this staff that this book will become a living remembrance of not only the school year, but also the spirit which is here. May that Spirit which has gone on for fifty years go with you. God Bless. WW Randy Ackland, Editor 155 156 The 1981 Archive was printed by Josten's American Yearbook Company, PrintinghPublishing Division in Topeka, Kansas, using the offset lithographic printing process and the following specifications: Cover: 150 point board weight overtone rub of black 395 black craftline material with mission grain seal and letters of gold metalay Paper: 80 pound matte paper, semi glossy Ink: litho ink black 395 Typography: Headlines - Palatino Bold 60 pt. Subheadlines -- Palatino Bold 48 pt. Body copy - Palatino 11 pt. Captions - Palatino 9 pt. 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