North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

q: 3'38th W1! m ull' North Central Bible College Minneapolis, Minnesota Inside A Year Of Growth ..................... 2 Tommy Norris ........................ 15 Dedication ........................... 16 Special Days ......................... 20 Faculty, Administration, Staff .......... 38 Activities ............................ 68 Sports ............................... 90 People ............................. 104 Archive StafHIndeX ................. 154 Ralph K. McCombs Editor Kim Carter Photo Editor William HOpe Advisor Top: The Linquist Chapel and LO. Miller Hall. Above: The Clark Danielson College Life Center and the Lindquist Chapel. Right: 1.0. Miller Hall, ladies residence 2 Growth One reason 1S NCis Everywhere one turns there is evidence of the growth of North Central Bible College. NCis administration is keep- ing their attention center not only on growth but on in- creasing the quality of the school while maintaining the colleges mission of preparing people to serve Christ. NC President Dr. Don Argue and Don Meyer agree on five main reasons for the colleges growth: CD the quality of the chapel services; C2i exit interviews With all seniors as to likes, dislikes, and improvements they could suggest for the college; C37 close interaction with the faculty by the students; Mi the balance of the practical and theological; C5i a healthy constituency of churches in the Assemblies of God movement. In 1930 NCBC opened with an enrollment of 27 stu- dents. On through the 1940is this had increased to around 270. It was not until 1961 that NC hit the 350 mark and by 1974 the college had stabilized at just over 450 students. By 1976 the college peaked at 578 and attendance broke 600 in 1978. This growth had continued to escalate. In 1980 NC added another 100 to that figure and in 1981 EC? EviiiiLR i XLL for growth chapels another 100. This years enrollment was up again and NC. had a student body of 936 in Fall, 1982. The Orfield Complex has proven indispensible for stu- dent housing in its first full year of NC ownership. Dr. Dale Berkey, Vice President for Development, says there is still room for physical expansion. The Men,s dorm is constructed to allow for an additional three stories. The CLC can be extended by two floors and the new gymnasi- um by an additional floor. For parking facilities, there is the option for parking behind Miller Hall or Lindquist Chapel. Without extensive change, the capacity of the college is estimated at between 1100 and 1200 students. Suggestions of having two chapel services, increasing the use of night courses, renovating and enlarging the cafeteria area, and many other ideas are all under consideration. What is in store for NCis future? Only the Lord knows for sure. But the other day Dr. Berkey and President Argue were seen looking towards the the IDS. Tower . . . Top: The new Orfield Complex. Above: Lindquist Chapel and Skyway to 1.0. Miller Hall. Left: G. Raymond Carlson, menis resi dence. Student Body Grows Into Orfield Residence A new addition to NUS campus this year is the Orfield Residence. The Residence is made up of one and two bedroom apartments. Prior- ity was given to renterts who were married stu- dents or over the age of 20. The Residence greatly relieved possible over- crowding in the ments and woments dorms, and ADO th er NC er 3013 was necessary for the growth of NC. The Orfield Residence from Chicago Avenue. Brenda Degolier curls the hair of apartment mate Mary Beck. Patty McKimmey is a music lover and player in her apart- ment. 4 Growth Above: Diane Duff visits Candy and James Huffer in their apartment. Left: Kitchens allow renters to show their prowess as cooks to friends. Growing into ministries More than ttJust studentstt to the ttAnd he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and One of these teams consisted of eight people who formed preach the gospel to every creaturett tMark 16:15l a missions team to minister for six weeks in Nigeria. The One of the most important areas of growth at NC is in team was composed of Gerry Falley, Doug Lowenberg, the ministry to people who have never and may never hear Russ Millke, J ames Byh, Carlo Griseta, Gary Schneider, of Gods love for them. In developing this ministry NC has Gerald Harris, and David Johansen. Each member was been sending students out in teams to teach Christ as Lord given different jobs to perform from preaching to testify- and Savior of all. ing to running the film. . Right: Tom May leads songs during an Evangel- ism Team Crusade in Shakopee, MN. Below: Gary Hoagland presents the gospel dur- ing a crusade. 1! Right: The Spanish outreach was conducted in this tent. Left to right Larry Peak, Liz Linder, Brenda Sandgren, Katy N orris, Wendy Blomberg and Peter Clauson before a sign announcing the Crusade in West St. Paul 6 Growth throughout the world people they ministered to and. with The Nigerian team ministered in 64 churches, 31 open- air crusades, 27 Sunday services, and six youth revivals to a combined total of 107,550 peope. They saw many people who did not know what it was like to have some of the everyday items taken for granted in America. Things such as food, clothing and shelter were unheard of by some. For instance, while on a trip to sell some unneeded items, Carlo Griseta saw an unclothed begger. As a simple act of kindness, Carlo handed the begger a shirt and towel. The begger responded as if he had become one of the richest people in the world. These men returned from their trip with a stronger, deeper awareness of Godis love and power. A second group of 11 students, joined with 129 other Continued on paige 8 Left: Carlo Griseta shares with hungry hearts as his interpreter stands by. Below: David Wilkerson preaches Christa Maurean Wallace interprets for the deaf 1n N.SY City. Far Left: Mario Griseta and Gerald Harris shared their burden in this A1G 1 church in Nigeria. Left: Kim Carter and Shari Nelson stand in front of an A1G church where they ministered in Alaska. Growth 7 NCis students spread the gospel from continued from page 7 , summer volunteer workers, ministered in New York City. those without a place to call home. A total of 700 people The crusade was led by David Wilkerson and Nikki came to know Christ as their personal savior! Perhaps one Cruise, and accompanied by itThe Second Chapter of of the most amazing of these converts was a drug dealer Acts? The outreach was mainly concentrated in the parks who made $18,000 each day but who surrendered his life to and ghetto areas. Most of the people who were reached . Christ. were street people such as drug addicts, prostitutes, and Seven people from NC made up the Spanish Outreach h Right: Pamela Ei-dsor prays with a NY. City street ,woman. Below: Subway riding is an experience and it can be a matter of life or death at night in NY. Here Kim Carter shows Christian confidence during such a ride while ministering last summer. 8 Growth Minnesota to Nigeria, Alaska to N.Y. team. They were Liz Lindner, Larry Peak, Katy Norris, Wendy Blomberg, Peter Clausen, Brenda Sandgren and Gerry Falley. During the two weeks of the crusade in West St. Paul the team members stayed with Spanish families in their homes. Each day they went door to door campaigning for Faith Temple, an Hispanic Church. Morning was a devotional time for the group while afternoons were used for childrenis ministry. The evenings were used for bilingual evangelistic services which were held in a tent in Peopleis Park. The evangelists were from Brazil and Peru and the pastor of Faith Temple interpret- continued on page 11 Above: . . . Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to seper- ate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lordfi Not even jungles. tPi'ctured are Carlo Griseta and Dave Jo- hansen with a new friendJ. Left: uNow may'our God and Father Him- self, and our Lord Jesus, direct our Way to you; and may the Lord make you increase and abound in love to one another and to all men, as we do to you, so that he may establish your hearts unblamable in holi- ness before our God and Father i, U 'Fhess. 3:11-13i. Ann Bornbach sits 2nd from the left. G mwth 9 Above: Kim Carter rides an elephant in a NY. City getto where she ministered. Top Right: Playful but not playing. Dana Curran and Fay Reilly learned many creative ways to reach Christts ttlittle ones? Right: These ttguyst' are not just clowning around but are reaching children for Christ. Kim Carter is the clown while Shari Nelson peaks from near the v piano. t' wyaw ,4 , Right: Puppets played a part in reaching Spanish children with the Gospel. Brenda Sandgren stands far left while Wendy Blomberg and Katy Norris are in the back at the right. h 10 Growth Left Top: Paul. Crusade. continued from page 9 ed for the people. The team felt the event was well worth the time and effort as they learned much about the Spanish culture and saw many people saved. . Fall semester marked the inauger- ation of a brand new ministry at N.C.- The Evangelism Outreach Team. Throughout the school year the team has been conducting Cru- sades at various churches throughout the twin cities area. The team is headed by Reverend Ian Hall. Team members preach, lead songs, present public prayer, work the alters for the services. The summer 0f 83 eight students will travel the Mid-West with Reverend Hall and the team presenting the gospel in evangelistic crusades. NC students were involved in many more ministries than those mentioned. Some students traveled to Alaska and some went overseas with various agencies such as M.A.P.S. and A.I.M. Liz Linder, Katy Norris and Wendy Blomberg play while ministering to the children dur- ing the Spanish Outreach last summer in West St. Left Middle: Scott Hendrickson and Bob Perry demonstrate Christian freedom during a ChildrenTs Left: A Child waits. Growth Right: Evangelists of tomorrow snatch an opportunity to try their wings. Jeff Basinski speaks while team leader Reverend Ian Hall, Tom May, and Danna Curran look on. Right: The Nigeria Outreach team experienced the field' in cross-cultural communications, left- to-right, Carlo J. Griseta, James D. Byh, Doug Lowenberg, Gerald Harris, Gary Schneider, Dave Johansen, Gerald Falley. Right: Students learn from fellow laborers, u2nd Chapter of Actsf how to reach the streets for Christ. Steve Floyd sits far left while Reverend Dave Wilkerson prepares far right. 1.2 Growth Above: Maureen Wallace interprets for 2nd Chap- ter of Act? before a crowd in a New York City park. Left: Packing for a speak- ing engagement, Dave Jo- hansen and Gary Schneider found that Af- rica can grow on a person. . Left Middle: Growing evangelists compare and pre- pare for one of several crusades. Pictured are Ralph McCombs, Jeff Basinski, Tom May, Gary Hoagland and Fradgies Vaughn. Left: Following an evangelism team crusade, Ian Hall shares wisdom that has come from many years of study and personal experience. Growth 13 whlch will last a hfetxme. Abdve: Bob Buschovv. , is. lstudyihg haidsizi ' iiis- gm: deck. . ' , , '- Top Righg: Barb Blonshine and Debbie Ragga engoy their company and that of a stuffed friend Middle Right: Leia Engelkes reiaxes m a bottom bunk Bottom Right: Dave Andrews, Russ Vinton and Jeff. ; Mahoney ShBW dorm life comradeshlp ' 714 ,. 61$th Tom Norris eCBig T99 People grow and mature in many ways. Last year everyone who attended NC, particularly those who lived in the Menis Dorm, were deeply moved by the death of Tom Norris. Big T, as Tom was affectionately known, died suddenly of a heart attack on October 7, 1982. We know, as Tom did, that the moment his heart ceased to beat, his soul and spirit were alive in the presence of Jesus, whom Tom loved and served. itHaving worked with Tom Norris for a little over a year, I was always impressed with his faithfulness, sincerity and servants heart. Tom was a quiet individual and yet his presence was always sensed. tiI never found a chore that he was not willing to perform. We will greatly miss Tom Norris and the contribution he made both to the college and the Athletic Department. We have the confidence that God has called him home. Doug Lowenberg, Dean of Student Life Classmate Sportsman Friend S ervant Growth 15 aledl God: teacher,preacher, husband. The 1983 Archive is dedicated to a faculty member until we all reaCh unity in the whose life exemplifies a mature Christian witness. Rever- faity and in the knowledge of end Ian Hall is perceived by students as a man whose - ministry is dedicated to the growth of Christianity and to the S011 0f ,GPd and become ma , the training of Gods people in accordance with Ephesians ture, attaining t0 the Whole 4:11-13: measure of the fullness of It was he who gave some to be ChrlSt' apostles, some to be prophets, Students have learned from Brother Hall thatamature b l. d Christian is a person who has integrated Godis teaching some to e evange lStS, an into every aspect of his or her life. He has impressed upon some to be pastors and teach- his hearers that it is impossible to separate family respon- 9 sibilities, ministerial obligations, and spiritual commit- ers, to prepare 90d S people for ments. He clearly articulates this conviction: works of servwe, so that the body of Christ may be built .1113 Everything must be number ., d u h . 1 H 11 f 11 one! I am equally called of God T p Left: Reveren Ian Ha , is 4 T p Right: an a o owing wige of nineteen years, Sheila, and hi: presentation to the Queen to be a PreaCher, hquand'fa' their son Jonathan who is seven. Mother in 1972. ther, and to be a saint. Those 16 Dedication three aspects are parallel and cannot be placed in any order. Brother Hall is a man of exacting standards. Students are challenged by this Britisheris example to apply God,s teaching in every individual aspect of their life. He advises students to seek Godis will in every situation. His students know his philosophy of life: Be the man or woman God wants you to be! When considering the growth of ministries at NC, the Evangelism Outreach Team is recognized as the newest sign of growth. Brother Hall began the Team this year in order to train men and women who are specifically called to a full-time evangelistic ministry. He has admitted that the creation of the Team has been his greatest joy at NC since his arrival in 1978 from Great Britain. This Evangelism Team models the NC concept of Total Environment for Active Ministry. Students who have as- sisted in these evangelistic crusades received invaluable training. Brother Hallis passion for evangelism is manifested in these promising preachers. He began as an evangelist in 1960 while still a student at British Isles Nazarene College. Three years later he began taking other students into his crusades. This on-the-spot education now offered at NC is something of immense value. Leading the Team has caused this brother to cut back on his own ministry. He is currently holding his own crusades and seminars throughout the adjoining states. However, he has changed some local bookings from his own ministry to that of the Evangelism Team in order that his students may gain experience. His attitude toward bookings for himself is one of trust: I do not believe in advertising or asking pastors for meetings. The Lord Will arrange for our meetings. C O O k This past year Brother Hall twice appeared on Channel 38 TV. in Chicago. Although not seen in this area, reports of his gifted ministry have thrilled all at NC. After his presentations on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, the phone lines at the station were overwhelmed by callers testifying to having just received the Baptism. Working and studying with a man who is mightily used of God is a privilege. It is an honor to dedicate the 1983 Archive to a Christian like Reverend Ian Hall. Teacher Evangelist Dedication 17 18 Advertising EL BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH A Family Of Believery Our Students: J amie Parcel Mike Hirl Terry Sandbach Eugene Warren 4721 Northwest Blvd. Davenport, Iowa 52806 Rev. R.T. Sandbach, Pastor N Nx ka Herman H. Rohde Superintendent Arvid Kingsriter Assistant Superintendent Kenneth M. Freiheit Secretary-Treasurer Advertising 19 WECWUQL DQW , Immmmy. .- Left $ehmd the canes at the L ' ' servers I enjoy dmner God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in spirit and in truth? J ohn 4:24 22 Special Da 3 WWWMIW , 37? W Aye , Everyone Who asks receives; he Who seeks finds and to him Who knocks, the door Will be opened? heW 7:8 V Kiavmm W W , W1 W ywww 0 WWW! WW Special Days 23 .C. Evangelism Team'atten Young evangelists spent three days in Springfield N.C.ls Evangelism Outreach Team, headed by Reverend Ian Hall, traveled to Springfield, Missouri, for the annual Evangelists Seminar. The seminar is sponsored by the Assem- blies of God and is offered free to . Assemblies of God evangelists. Lowell Lundstrom and Dave Ro- ever were among the speakers. To- , pics ranged from techniques for im- proving sermons to exhortations to maintain a holy life. The NC. students found the full time evangelists to be warm and ac- cepting of them. The students were treated equally well by Assemblies of God General Superintendent T.F. Zimmerman, and all Assemblies of God staff. A great deal of learning was ac- complished .during these sessions. However, the students found that econversations with men and women who were full time on the field were equally profitable. Right The Evangelism Team in front of the mural of the Second Coming at the Assemblies of God headquartefs building. Pictured are, backrow: Craig J ohnson, Tom May, J oe Swett, J eff Ma- honey, Rick Molin, Dennis Duncan, Greg Coats, and Tom McKay. Front row: Dana Curran, Bob Perry, Janice May, Ralph McCombs, General Super- intendent T. F. Zimmerman, Kim Carter, Gerald Hogland, William Olioarez,'Scott Hendrickson, and team leader Reverend Ian Hall. Kneeling: Jeff Basinski. Below The team stayed at the Assemblies of God Conference Center end took all their meals there with other evangelists. Pictured are Bob Perry, Reverend Ian Hall, Janice May, and Dennis Duncan. 24 Special Days 1 :.. yum ' ' emewhwxww vw'l Wx A t Evangelisth Seminar Special Days 2 1 man mu m a W s! u; Lum cm m1 ma :i am 5 m an mu am an $rmmmm Wmm ' $ WW nu Y 1130?? A clrc'ies o .ffieiidss ' 7 Middng'mga gamma tug toggiheg. Middie Left: Lines ofvfriemis and games with friends. Bottom: 01d faculty friends gather to palaver. Special Days 27 prefars to be called head's, Church on. The yWay, 1n Van N Reach the unreached Teace Child author Don annual Missioms Right Reverend Falley greets Don Richardson, author and missionary. Right Missionaries to Co- lumbia Wanda and Ra- mon Talley. 30 Special Days in our generation Richardson spoke at NUS onvention Left: Don Richardson with missions major Dave Johanson, with NOS stu- dents learned about work on the missions field from Richardson. Left Missionaries to the Belau Islands Rene and Randy Carlson. Special D2 31 Winter Extravaganza was a kaleidoscope of experiences which meant fun for all. The week included two basketball games and a faculty versus the clowns game. The home- coming game saw the students turn into masquerading cheerleaders to urge the Chiefst to victory. J ravaganza was TtSnow much funt The climax of the week was a Jamie Owens-Collins con- cert. The concert was preceeded by the crowning of NCTS Klng and Queen. This year the honors went to seniors Brian Bopp and Angela Ravins tpictured abovel Brian Bopp Larry Bogenreif - Seniors Angie Ravins Left: Angie Ravins is crowned Queen by Kathy Zillman. Below The arrival of 1982 Queen and King, Kathy Zillman and Gary Hilgendorf. Dave Bea ' V ' Cirmgi'i' Kloehn W 2 xwa wwsm Keith Basinski Tony Tureno' Freshmen 34 Special Days Top: Jamie Owens-Collins Center: Glen Menzies dresses for the 50 $ days; Larry Bach dresses for the 805. Left: Carla Beckman and Mark Roggensack e 50 $ day. Above: Steve Koniszczuk, former CIA agent iiii Top: A message of light through darkness Left: uYou want me to do whatw Above center: Steve Sullivan and Lynn Anderson place first in the ski event Above: D.J. A1 Everson entertains at Mr. GattYs Special Days 35 Top Left: Dale Kuglin and Steve Hays are unmasked pi- rates. Top Right: Even the pirates came to cheer the Chiefs. Right: Tiny Tots also 1 v d the Chiefs homecoming. Above Right Wayne Es- kew fakes out an oppo- nent. 36 Special Days 97m,. ..,,,, WZV :5 w Top Left: Doug Lowenberg fouls a Top Right: A few new faces at clown NC Above: uHow,s the weather up Left: The clown basketball there? team Special Days 37 EQCULW IIIWINNHHCTWQWON ;?' g? 3, g 5 mm M Wxxywm ,8 Wm wwww meRQWWwwxmWNW , W NxN xxx mm iousness and th ser i Above: Larry Bach teaches w a laugh. 1; Greek. JUS in more than instructs his students Ian Hall ight: R Faculty takes a break. Below 40 Faculty Left: Bob Perry turns himself upside down for his students. Below: Dean of Women, Lisa Jonnes, makes a hat Faculty 41 Dr. Argue is leader and example to NUS students. President sees God move in each historic occasion President Don Argue provides leadership to the college and is an example of Christian leadership to the students. Dr. Arguets primary goal at NC. is, ttTo see the Will of God fulfilled in the lives of the stu- dents, staff, faculty, and administration. Dr. Argue believes that it is inappropriate to talk of any personal achievement concerning the phe- nomenal growth of the college. ttI would rather state that my greatest joy is to see the way the Lord is blessing out students with spiritual growth and ma- turity, and the way the Lord continues to provide financial miracles for the college. Right: Lorie Stetler is President Arguets secre- tary. 42 Administration an ,e'conmdered greaf Dr. Dale Berkey gathers church support for N.C.B.C. VP. of Development is in charge of p.r. Dr. Dale Berkey is N.Cfs Vice President of Develop- Right; Jerilyn ment. Dr. Berkey classifies his job as predominately public gm: 15, Dr' relations. The most important part of his duties is, in Dr. er ey s secretary Berkey,s words, ttEnlisting the support of more churches for the great mission of N.C.B.CY, In Dr. Berkey,s first year at NC. he has been pleased with the new relationships he has formed. Dr. Berkey states that the high point of this year for him has been, ttThe love and kindness shown to my wife and I by our many new friends here at N.C.B.CW 44 Administration 46 Administration Reverend Lowenberg Dean of Student Life Plans special events and positive dorm experience Reverend Doug Lowenberg is-NCis Dean of Student Life. The Student Life office is responsible for provid- ing an out of classroom atmosphere in which the students can continue to grow and mature as a Christian. One of Reverend Lowenberg,s most fullfilling duties this year has been iiHelping to schedule events that give our students an opportuni- ty for growing and caring. The Stu- Left: Sarah Bjerkness, Student Life secretary at NC. Lisa J onnes has pastorts he art. Miss Lisa Jonnes is North CentraPs new Dean of Women. Miss Jonnes be- lieves that God has given her a ttpas- torts heartii and that he has especially prepared and called her to her position Miss Jonnes sees her greatest chal- lenge at NO. as itbalancing administra- tive details and being friends with the students. Talking and ministering to the student, helping people grow-thatis my first priority? dent Life Office arranges for the Christian Artists series, special pro- grams such as Spiritual Life Days, school picnics, etc. According to Reverend Lowenberg one of the most important things to happen to him this year is ttthe de- veloping of some life-long relation- ships with students, faculty and staff members that are changing and will continue to change my life. WJWWWWWW . ; Glen Menzies creates new system N.C3s Dean of Men is Glen Men- zies. -Mr. Menzies sees the balancing of a great varity of duties With his outside life as his greatest challenge at NC. In addition to overseeing general life conditions in the ments dorm. Mr. Menzies is also in charge of a computer system for keeping track of chapel attendance. He has also writ- ten some of the software used by the computer. Reverend Melvin Culbertson Director of Deferred Giving Reverend Dennis Corbett College Ministries xmxxmmw .a s x Donna Salzer Administrative Assistant to the VP. for Development h Karlene Gayle Director of Financial Aid Pictured: Karlene Gayle, Fran Allen, and Yvonne At- kins. The Library keeps on growing. Pictured Standing: Reverend Marvin Smith, Director of the Library, Wendy -Blomberg, Janelle Newport, Tammy Cox, Ruth Buschow, Michelle Johns; Sitting: Sue Tomlin, Rich Goetz, Shelley Curran, Cathy Eckert. Not pictured; Lisa Barfk- necht, Julie Dunbar, and Nathan Hjul- berg. The A G Bookstore supplies our literary and stationary needs Pictured: George Rasmussen and Marilyn Holme 50 Staff The Mailroom staff keeps the letters flowing. Pictured Joe Harper, Theresa Spence, Cheryll Nitek, Scott Hendrickson. Insert Theresa Spence. Security keeps us secure Pictured J ohn Little, Barb Southard, J 0- seph Cox, Jeff Prindle, Tom McKay, Jeff Casper; seated' Tony Jenkins and Buddy Yantz. Staff 51 WCULWX r. Phillipps h eads Pastoral Dr. John P. Phillipps, is the chairman of the Pastoral Studies Department. U.PJ, as he is known, has an unusu- al perspective on N.C. having been on the faculty since 1949. Dr. Phillips sees the surge of 937 students into N.C. iiwith such a small amount of confusion, as being the schools greatest achievement this year. He also mentioned being challenged by the questioning of itmy 200 terrific freshman? The most important thing to happen to Dr. Phillip this year is, Having the opportunity to meet lots of bright new 52 Faculty J.P. meets challenge of Freshmen. people in my classes and in the halls at the college? The goal of Pastoral Studies is to prepare people for service to the Church as pastors. The concentration of studies include the areas of Bible, theology, Biblical lan- guages and homiletics. Each graduate from this department is expected to have a firm orthodox and evangelical theological base, particu- lary in those areas that are distinctive to pentecostals. Graduates are also expected to have the desire and ability to lead people into a saving relationship with J esus Christ. Reverend Larry Goodrich is a new Chairman Christian Education program grows. Reverend Larry Goodrich is in his first year at NC. and is Chairman of the Christian Edu- cation Department. Reverend Goodrich ap- pears to be enjoying this year, in his w'ords, ttMy ministry has just expanded incredibly and I even had the privilege of preaching the Christ- mas Chapel for the freshman class. The Christian Education Department is that division of NC. which focuses on preparing stu- dents for educational ministries in the church. The area of study includes: youth ministries, early childhood education and curriculum eval- uation. Students are prepared for such ministries as Christian Education director, Youth Pastor, Vacation Bible School director staff, Childrenis Ministries, and Camp ministries. General Ed Dept. grows in importance William Brookman chairs department William Brookman is the chairman of the Gen- eral Education Department. This department gov- erns the Junior College program. More and more students are coming to NC. to receive a well rounded education, many of these are chosing to go for a two-year Associate in Arts Degree. Many in the junior college go on to enter a four year degree program. Added importance is given to General Educa- tion due to the stress placed on NC being a region- ally accredited college. 54 Faculty Dr. Melberg chairs Behavior Science Program strives for deeper insight Dr. David Mellberg is the chairman of the Behavioral Science Department. Dr. Mellberg joined NC in 1980, he also has six years experience in the practice of psy- chology. The purpose of the Behavioral Science Department is to prepare students to enter helping ministries such as counseling, guidance, rehabilitation, social action, hospital Chaplaincy, child care, and rest homes. The department strives to provide students with a deeper insight into human behavior. The areas of study governed by Behav- ioral Science include developmental psy- chology, educational psychology, social psychology, sociology, cultural anthropol- ogy, interpersonal communication, coun- seling, and personality. Reverend David Owen Pastoral Studies Mrs. Helen Sorbo Music Reverend Bob Abbott Missions 58 Faculty everend J ames Allen Pastoral Studies Mrs. J anice Gustafson Music 4$Wuyw 4 ,1 , Reverend Gordon Anderson Pastoral Studies mm wax Faculty 59 m, w: W M S x x xxxxk .. xxxx Xx Ax X Rx BERNIE AND JIM'S STANDARD STATION x 8 1 ROAD SERVICE 8: TOWING .. 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Fred Leader Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Secretary-Treasurer 8750 Purdue Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268 31W87 2-9812 The Stone Church Assemblies of God 6330 West 127th Street Palos Heights, Illinois 60463 Your future is very bright With your faith in Jesus Christ- I can do all things through Christ which strengtheth me8 Phil Epperson Philippians 4:13 KJV Pastor Advertising 65 C ONGRA TULA TIONS t0 the SENIORS 1 Brookdale Christian Center Assembly of God 6030 Xerxes Ave. No. Rev. Robert H. Cilke Minneapolis; Minnesota 55430 From FIRST ASSEMBLY i i l Where people of all denominations meet to worship Christ. Rev. Ernest Moen, Pastor FIRST ASSEMBLY ; 5950 Spring Creek Road Rockford, II 61111 18151 877-8000 Congratulations Graduates South Dakota District Council Assemblies of God David L. Nelson, Assistant District Supt. Richard Tufte Oistrict Sec.-Treas. Dist. Supt. S. H. Peterson Chairman, NCBC Board of Regents Box 100, Mitchell, SD 16051 996-8333 66 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 383 The Congregation 8: Staff of SUMMIT AVENUE ASSEMBLY OF GOD St. Paul, Minnesota Our Prayer for you: That your lives Will reflect His Love That your days be full of God3s Grace That your paths be illuminated with Christ3s Light Congratulations Congratulations Gr adu at e S Class Of ,83 BLOOMINGTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Honoring: Karen Reynolds BETHEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 3535 38th Avenue Rock Island, IL. Ken File, Pastor T 9350 Portland Ave So Bloomington, Minnesota 55420 Arvid Kingswriter Pastor Joel Stocker Dan Biffert Chuck Pruett Dan Rector Scott Bernstein Kevin Hoffer James Menzies Associate Pastor Minister of Youth Minister of Junior High Children3s Minister Minister to Singles Minister of Music Minister to Senior Citizens Advertising 67 Right: Betty Jo Nelson picks up a surprise package at NOS mailroom. Bottom Right: Reconciled sings at a local church. Below: Tony Cook and Karla Rich- ardson look over some very impor- tant papers. 68 People Left: Wendy Boyum looks over test papers with Angela Ravins. Middle Left: Jeff Prindle and Carry Hig- gins head a line of gym wall leaners. Above: Romalee Morgan, Stephen Gilbertson, Bret Lindsay, de- cipher forms. Left: SCANN in a meeting, pictured are Dave Johansen, Fay Reilly, Michelle Paget, and Joe Szabo. Activities 69 Resident Advisors are I the backbone of dorm life. Mews RAE are leaders ofleaders Pictured: Troy Darrin, Bob Egelston, Randy Christensen, Dean of Men Glen Menzies, Jerry Lewin, Tom Fangmeier, and Carlo Griseta; not pictured Bob McKay. Pictured Top to bottom: Teresa Prosen, Kathy Ramile, Diane Oquist, Jacquelyn Kuehi, Wendy Boyum, Kim Lensert, Deb Gillman and Dean of Women Lisa Jonnes. '70 Activities W W W W W W W Mems Dorm Council Above: Men,s Dorm Council; Mark Klingsheim, Mark Radford, Dale Kuglin, Jeff Pasquale, Jeff Kennedy, and Dean of Men Glen Menzies. Right: Gary Espeseth and Mike Olson lay back at the end of a day in the mews residence. Right: Presidenfs Council: Angela Ravins, Dean of Student Life Doug Lowenberg, Jeff Casper, Christi Dowd, and Bob McKay. 72 Activities - Women s Dorm Council Above: Wendy Fry, Kathy Benson have an evening devotion in the wom- en s residence. Above: Women,s Dorm Council, Becky Lindberg, Cathy Eckert, Ruth Cullen, Laurie Kennedy, Lisa Barfknecht. Activities 73 Evangelism Outreach Team Elevated: Jeff Mahoney, Dennis Duncan, Craig Johnson. Rear standing: Joe Sweet, Ralph McCombs, John Michaelson, Dan Nordsletten, Larry Smith, Fred Wagner, Tom McK Peter Thomas, Fradgies Vaughn. Standing: Diana White, Brenda Berberioh, Leslie Korngiebel, William Olioarez, Jan May, Tom May, Victoria Risk. Kneeling: Reverend Ian Hall Advis010, Danna Curran, David Huotari, Matt Goldsberry, John Hunter, Loralie Robinson, Kim Carter. Sitting: Gerald Hougland, Greg Coats, Rick Molin. Laying: Jeff Basinski. ngxx w xv mwwxxmw WleVWWW; ? , ngwwm 5 , WMWJWMW ?;Mw 2 ng w ' Mwuwlp,,W X1 4 W ' xx w $ W , A 'arried Students Pictured Left to right, top to bottom: Floyd Hedgepath, Jac Perrin, Bonnie Perrin, Tim Buttrey, Linda Hedgepath, Linda Buttrey, and Reverend Brdokman deisorl Not pictured: Pat Brookman advisorL Mark and Karla Stilwell. Back row: Christi Dowd, Joe Cox, Cindy Ahrens, Douglas Lerch, Middle row: Lori Duerr, Lee Parks, Stewart Honnens. First row: Pam Edisor, Kathy Simonson, Randy Turek. Activities 75 College M'nistries Cabinet Pictured: The College Ministries cabinet- Stewart Madsen, Janis Wright, Douglas Lerch, Kathy Simonson, Ed Gentz. . xx xx k$. sxS ,ww. ,. xxxxxxx 4; , :7, 2 7f V a NNN Gospel Teams Reconciled Scott Hendrickson, Dana Curran, Fay Reilly, JoEllen Daye Gospel Teams Coordinator Edward Gentz Morning Star Nancy Slater, Kristi Neiger, Debra Jerred 82 Activities Top: Rich Reth, Floyd Johnson Bottom: Denise Ellison, Janice Wright, Puppet Te am Stewart Madsen, Allan Lomax, Lorri Voight, Jean Lindgren. Jelly Bean Tami RiceL Olivet Diana K. WhiteL Stewart Madsen, Shortcake misa MohrL Rosebud maurie Fangmeirerl Activities 83 Imagination Ried Ellis, Kathy May, JoAnn Mas- ters, and Diana Hostetter. Q-ICD r-I-I-bt-I-H-G 5 93 m Becky Lindberg, David Johansen, Leo Ackerman, Shelly Curran. 84 Activities ictoria Risk, oloist Touch Of The Mastefs Hand David Prather, Greg Nygren, Scott Schilling and Sam Snyder mot picturedl Rosalie Pankratz, J ack Michaelson, Vickie Landes, Carole Henning. Activities 85 my w JWZ'WEVMf Right: Living Sacrifice; David Juve, Scott Ward, John Magee, Jeffrey Tompkins and Randall Mantik. 36 Activities , m WMVW . Above Right. Larry Bach ith Chorale Larry Bach w Top and Above Left 87 lvities Act Orchestra and Choir brings Mrs. Sorbo begins new orchestra. WXA Xxx $5? $$ sounds of ' ' M' Joy to N lSS. Lowenberg leadCs Shililrapel , mewW ghtz'sme' ma iets iigb . points: Beidw: NUS mes :1 .promghevba . wwww QW, wmz ,,,WxxW ,: . 7'. wmww , wW i V WiMMZ W MN wwmmwxm ng.mv.v Nxv wmx Right: Memories of playing days. Below: Deb Gilman and Tracy Kaehne await the serve. Right: Soccer cheerleaders caught at a desperate moment. 94 Sports Kw g h gwx-m: mmmmww Left: The basketball team catches a breather. Below Left: The 2nd floor menhs volleyball team laughs at their own stratagy. AW - Above: Chris Joy Hadinger, WwW Sylvia Hobrath, Brenda 7?wa , Buchman cherr on then friends. Left: Dave Brown, right, coaches his team. Sports not describe what 30121131 . gun the field ' ' ' Women improve as athletes Left: Woments Basketball Team: Front row- Ra- chelle Wenig, Sara Nicholson, Sec- ond row- Diane Slettene, Shari Nelson, Laurie Permaloff, Wendy Boyum, Jean Johnson, Third row- Coach Irwin, Jody McLane, Kristi Massett, Sandy Blanken- ship, Barb Blor- shine, Tracy Kaehne, Cheryll Nitek, and Coach Goodrich. Woments basketball is building both character and athletic ability to insure a Victorious future for the team and individuals. Paul Irwin, who co-coaches the team with Larry Goodrich, stated, t Fhis year I have seen the addi- tudes 0f the players change and develop, as well as individual members improve their basketball skills. These women have a grow- ing awarness of Christian concern for one another on the team? Laurie Permaloff goes up for a shot while Jody McLane is ready for the rebound. Sports 97 Basketball players work as a The name of the game in men,s bas- ketball this season was . . . team work. At the beginning of the season coach Doug Lowenberg said, ttDespite the fact that the men,s.team is weaker in per- sonnel as compared to last year, we make up for it in team play as a unit of five guys on the court and the other seven on the bench. The twelve as a whole are stronger than the twelve last year. We may have had one or two who stood out last season, but we have had far superior team play this season. Below: Dave Baklund works to the net. Above: Men,s Basketball Cheerleaders are: Janis Wright, Donna Platkowski, Susie Sorci, Marc Blakesley, Stewart Madsen, Steve Juve, and Darlene Dingfelder. 98 Sports Below left: Men's Basketball Team, standing; Brad Trask, Assistent Coach Dennis Meyers, Bave V Bakland, Randy Williamson, Steve Floyd, Mike McNaney, Coach Doug Lowenberg, and Wayne Eskew. Below: Todd Konvalin looks for help Seated: Larry Bogenrief, Todd Konvalin, Brian Lemberg and Craig Johnson. Floor: Tom Fangmeier. from his teammates. Above: Mike McNaney, Brad Trask, and Craig Johnson wait for the rebound. Left: Todd Konvalin leaps for a shot. Sports 99 xx V N x x r14 27;; $ Rk V wk$ . - v , WM: BUILDERS OFFINE CUSTOM HOMES, CHURCHES AND COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES Quality Construction for Over 25 Years Congratulations Class of 1983! Willing to serve you with ..... Preliminary plans, final plans, and estimates Complete building programs for: New churches Educational facilities Gymnasiums Passive and active solar ideas Energy saving designs Remodeling and retrofit Construction management Dale Svennes or Jim Larson 313 Third Avenue, Brookings, South Dakota 57006 Telephone 605 692-6127 102 Advertising Congratulations Class Of 1983 ark: , t. . v .- , j 5. $ iii , 0 , 1;, t g? 34:4 .f' H W 1' x? m9. . Harley Olson Sam Peterson District Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Omar Kallevig Larry Liebe Secretary-Treasurer D-Cap WisconsimNorthern Michigan District Assemblies of God Box 309, Waupaca, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Graduates of 1983 The Assemblies of God Michigan District 6053 Chase Rd., Dearborn, MI Louie Calaway Assistant Superintendent Ernest Zilch Secretary-Treasurer Gary Cullison D-Cap 85 Christian Education Ivar A. Frick Superintendent ttWorkers Together with Christ Congratulations 1983 Graduates Kenneth T. Larsen D.D.S. Complete dental care for the individual and the family Offering instruction in the stewardship of preventive dentistry for churches and groups 4744 Grand Avenue S. Minneapolis, Minnesota Phone 6124 827-4096 Advertising 103 WOW? ,. ,, Hume, Studying at NC can be done in many ways. Clockwise; Barry Phipps, Crystal Briggs, and Wen- dy Fry do it clowning; a co-ed does it on her stom- ach; and St ve Lentz does it shoeless. wk KN N Kw x3 104 People Left: Carlo Griseta shares his heart with a fellow student. Left: The spirit of joy can be shared even in the library. Left: Kathy Simonson stops to pass on another smile. Below: Veronica gets her point across to Valerie. People 105 4., iu W Mvmw , ' azk M, oainzw , W ywmwx. x 3: .. w NW 231; ? a x 1W: X 0?kawa ,l'VWm N V' 391m: Keith Basinski; Caught In head? Bottem: Karla Richardson 90335, '1 ; A, ,, MMW szl Mm M Maw Ahavie w. A g 01$? pf. :fkiemis clown i1 is V namtail .xitid :30 m Scatii Heh- as gen ' a member uf- the down' . Senior Class Officers Daryle Larson . . . President Leonard Allen . . . Vice President mot picturem Deanna Mather . . . Secretary Carlotta. Humiston . . . Treasurer mot picture$ Gary Wilson . . . Male Rep. to' STEAM Vianne Friesen . . . Female Rep. to STEAM James Allen Sponsor 1n J. Baker Melv Ronald and Nita Bassett $3 1 44,,4X 4404 Andrews idW Jeff Basinski Dav 44, Jazz , 4 074 74; 4447 , iam M. Ahlmann ill Vernon G. Balloh W 44444 47 444 111 Seniors 112 Seniors Rodney C Burton Robert J. Bytner um W, Brian R. Bopp Beverly Cade ,V x aw? WW , . Bruce 0. Cleveland Debbra A. Clifford x Shelley A. Curran Timothy L. Ekblad Phil A. Engle . Lori D. Eskew Seniors 113 $4 7 i361 Vianne K. Friesen Steven Floyd Lenard W. Fisher Ruth J. Gunderson ip W. Goble Phill Edward A. Gentz W4 7 I 11? C, ian L. Hilton Br Henry isW Denn Guttormson im E. T 114 Seniors Aaron J. Holme Carlotta M. Humiston , Dawn R. Juve Steve Kimpel Jay C. Kittlesen Seniors 115 Janet and Jerome Litten ,,, . y, W ? 4., David T. Martin - Deanna L. Mather Thomas H. May 116 Seniors Cyndi L. Miller Above: Steve Floyd with candy, his Bible, and a smile. Left: Brian Hilton relaxes between classes. Seniors 117 Daveen Miller Barbara K. Nelson Wayne A, Nestor . Anna Newhouse Cheryl A. Olson ' Timothy P. Olsen Dale J. Oquist 118 Seniors 0 Michelle J. Paget Carol Peel Sharon Peterson ulbertson and Reverend Allen. Bonnie Polzin , Seniors 119 Dale Rader Angela J. Ravins Fay 1. Reilly V J i 9 , 11f Jay F. Schmidt Randy J. Schmidt 'Fhekla and Clark Severson 120 Seniors Elizabeth Thompson Allen and Patti Treibel I vna L. Walker Seniors 121 122 Seniors iiCULTlVATE. . .AND BEAR FRUIT o a little more of that work which you had sometime confessed to be good, which you feel that society and your justest judge rightly demands of you. Do what you reprove yourself for not doing. Know that you are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with yourself without reason. Let me say to you and to myself in one breath, Cultivate the tree which you have found to bear fruit in yourson. HENRY DAVID THOREAU Kansas District Council Assemblies of God, Inc. 1009 So. Broadway Wichita, Kansas Advertising 123 Before Your Smile Looks Like This See DR. GARY V. PARCEL D.D.S. 385 N. Magnolia Avenue El Cajon, California 92020 Call Barb Baxter 714-442-1639 For An Appointment CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Iowa's Most Excitmg Church 1811-18lh ST., BETTENDORF 355-2249 DOUGLAS R. ROSE, SENIOR PASTOR CALVARY TEMPLE God Bless You . . . John Hunter, Mark LaLond 8: Joy Marsh Darwin H. Heuser, Pastor Phone 662-2335 450 Keller Avenue, Waukegan, Illinois 60085 Congratulations To The Graduating Class OF 1983 BRAINERD ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Brainerd, Minnesota R.W. Schaible, Pastor Lowell Clarke, Associate Pastor Congratulations Graduates BUFFALO COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Buffalo, Minnesota Reverend Richard E. Lamphear, Pastor 124 Advertising Michael D. Smith, Pastor w Dennis Corbett, Youth Pastor m Congratulations To Our Seniors 1685 East Highway 96 White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110 429-5592 Congratulations C t 1 t. 1983 ' 011 Class Of 1983 ongrasgnigrsf 2May God Lead You Forth H.T. 55131111,, Franzen In A Prosperous Ministry? -Reverend Paul Greene FRAZEN 8: ASSOCIATES, REALTORS First Assembly Of God Sedelia, MO. SPECIALIZING IN CHURCHES, OFFICES AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS DICK VANMAN JACK HOLMES 541-9552 VANMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 9211 PLYMOUTH AVENUE MINNEAPOLIS MN 55427 Advertising 125 Right: R.A.s Kim Lensert and Carlo Griseta appear to be discussing more than fine lists. Right Center: Angela Dehmlow and Carla Beck- man laugh at the hard- ships of study. Right: Friends Randy Christensen and Randall Mantik enjoy a joke in their notes. Right: Roberta Waterman enjoys class. Right Center: Bill Humiston and Jay Kittlesen gawk at the camara. 126 People Left: Kathleen Benson sneaks a friendly word in the library. 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J eff Schlag J ill Schlag $131333? Deborah Michael Gladys Reynolds Saltzman Sancho Lisa Rossi Dave Remus Michael Monica Smith LonnijrSorrell Penny Specht Jon Spekeen Tracy Srock Lori Thomas Terry Thomas Richard Tull 2 Simpson a a, , ream? m 6g: , - X 11 t Laurie Unruh Duane Susan Venzke Joe Wilkowski Karen . Kyle Williams Sue Williams Kristin Cindy Vensland Wllkowskl Willardson Zambon People 153 Staff Ralph McCombs Editor Kim Carter Photo Editor Mike Ard Assistant Editor Cathy Eckert Typist Tamy Cox Copy, Layout Advertising Sales Business Manager Laurie Kennedy Marlys Nygren Photographers Tony Cook, Dale Long, Chris Anderson, Marc Jones Special Thanks Dave Bea, J amie Parcel, Randy Mantik, Linda Orhline, Scott Johnson, Jodie McClain Special Notes Cover Art, Beth Nystrom 2Gr0wing into Ministry7 p. 6-13 1New York, Evangel- ism Outreach, A1aska1; 2Dedication7 p. 16-17; 2Daily Chapel7 p. 22-23; N.C. Evangelism Team,, p. 24, 25; photos, Kim Carter. 2Spiritual Life Days3 p. 28, 29; 2Cheers!7 p. 92-93; pho- tos Tony Cook. 3Gr0wing into Ministry p. 6-13; story Tammy Cox 2Dedication3 p. 16,17; story Ralph McCombs Aadland, Jeff 152 Aas, Nancy 143 Abbas, Wally 130 Abersoll, Mark 152 Ackerman, Leo 84, 136 Ackerman, Lowell 152 Adair, Donna 152 Ahlmann, Bill 111 Ahrens, Cindy 75, 143 Alcorn, Lyn 143 Alexander, Cherie 152 Allen, Jackie 136 154 StafHIndex Anderson, Andrew 96, 143 Anderson, Chris 96, 135, 136 Anderson, Lee 152 Anderson, Lew 96 Anderson, Lynn 35, 130 Anderson, Paul 96, 143 Anderson, Samuel 107, 142, 143, 146 Anderson, Shelly 136 Anderson, Valeire 105, 136 Anderson, Veronica 105, 136 Andrews, Dave 14, 111 Antilla, Eric 130 Kim Carter even takes her own picture Ard, Michael 155, 156 Arendt, Alesa 136 Argue, Laurie 130 Arnett, Jack 136 Ayotte, Scott 136 Bagwell, Bart 136 Baily, Barry 136 Baker, Larry 152 Baker, Melvin 111 Baker, Nancy 143 Baker, Phillip 132, 143 Bakken, Glen 5 Baklund, David 91, 98, 99, 143 Ballantyne, Jeff 132 Ballou, Vernon 111 Bard, Darlene 107, 136 Barfknecht, Lisa 73, 130 Barnett, Julie 136 Basinski, Jeff 12, 13, 20, 24, 74, 111 Basinski, Keith 33, 108, 129, 130 Baskin, Carmela 136 Bassett, Ronald 111 Bea, Dave 21, 33, 112, 135, 158 Beard, Nancy 112 Beck, Mary 4, 31, 79, 128, 136 Beckman, Carla 26, 34, 96, 126, 143 Beggs, Debbie 14, 152 Benson, Beth 143 Benson, Kathleen 73, 127, 143 Bently, John 143 Berberich, Brenda 74, 143 Berends, Arnold 152 Berg, Roslyn 143 Bergman, Doug 152 Bergquist, JoAnn 136 Berndt, Tim 136 Billman, Pam 136 Billman, Pat 130 Billman, Penny 152 Billman, Percy 152 Bills, Nathan 152 Bishop, Beth 74, 122, 143 Bjerke, Rebecca 143 Blakesly, Marc 98, 136 Blankenship, Sandra 97, 136 Blomberg, Wendy 6, 10, 11, 50, 130 Blonshine, Barbara 14, 97, 100, 143 Bloomer, Anna 78, 130 Blough, Judy 143 Bogenrief, Larry 33, 96, 99 Bong, Larry 130 Bonstrom, Ruth Ann 120 Books, Rick 130 Boomgarden, Carrie 136 Bopp, Brian 33, 71, 112, 119 Bornbach, Ann 9, 136 Boucher, Keith 112 Bowdish, Suzanne 136 Bowman, Mark 137 Boyer, William 143 Boyum, Wendy 69, 70, 97, 130 Bradley, Pat 137 Brager, Pam 137 Branch, Hope 143 Bredessen, Shawn 101, 143 Brennan, Debbie 152 Briggs, Crystal 96, 104, 106, 143 Brisley, Lenny 143 Brock, James 144 Brown, Dave 95, 101, 130 Brown, Kevin 152 Bucholz, John 137 Buckman, Brenda 95, 137 Burroughs, Christin 144 Burton, Rod 112 Buschow, Robert 14, 144 Buschow, Ruth 50, 130 Buttrey, Tim 75 Byh, Jim 12, 78 Bytner, Robert 112 Cade, Beverly 112 Cameron, Cliff 137 Camp, Ruth 122, 144 Cann, Sharon 144 Carlson, Dan 130 Carlson, Dave 137 Carlund, Rhona 144 Carmack, Julie 144 Carter, Kim 7, 8, 10, 24, 74, 80, 130, 154, 155 Casper, Jeff 51, 72 Charles, Sue 137, 140 Chatlosh, Chris 142, 144 Chelmo, Lori 144 Chilton, Victor 144 Christenson, Randy 70, 126, 130 Chrysler, Rhonda 144 Clair, Brenda 144 Clarke, Jay 140 Clauson, Jennifer 144 Clauson, Peter 6, 137 Cleveland, Bruce 113 Clifford, Debra 113 Coats, Gregory 24, 74, 137 Cohrs, Tom 101 Colegrove, Gregory 137 Colegrove, Jeffrey 144 Converse, Kathy 137 Cook, Tony 68, 74, 137 Copher, Rita 152 Corbett, Dennis 48 Cox, Donald 33 Cox, Joseph 51, 75, 144 The Archive is finished, but the miracle is that photo editor, Kim Carter, assistant editor, Mike Ard, and editor, Ralph McCombs are still friends. Cox, Tammy 50, 144, 157 Cramer, Tim 130 Crank, Dawn 144 Cuffle, Suzette 144 Crawley, Debbie 137 Cullen, Ruth 73 Cunningham, Tony 113 Curran, Dana 10, 12, 24, 74, 82, 144 Curran, Shelly 50, 84, 113 Curry, Laureen 152 Daly, Brown 152 Daniels, Kathy 152 Danielson, Anthony 96 Darrin, Troy 70, 130 Day, Lori 137 Daye, JoEllen 82, 130 Dean, James 137 Decker, Barb 130 DeGolier, Brenda 4 DeGraff, Robert 109 Dehmlow, Angela 96, 126, 144 Deike, Coleen 144 Delaney, Bernard 144 Demmer, Melinda 130 DePauw, James 144 Dingfelder, Darlene 98, 137 Dissmore, Shirley 137 Douglas, Barton 130 Douglas, Patricia 144 Dowd, Cristal 72, 75, 131 Drewlow, Kent 109, 131 Dreyer, Bradly 137 Dubbels, Becky 127, 137 Duden, Chris 145 Duerr, Lori 75, 137 Duff, Dian 131 Dunbar, Julie 131 Duncan, Dennis 24, 74, 108, 131 Duncan, Randal 152 Dweyer, Heidi 145 Ebert, Rhonda 152 Eckerson, Merlin 145 Eckert, Cathy 50, 73, 131, 157 Edwardh, Judy 152 Stafandex 155 Left: Michael Ard, Assistant Editor Edwards, Martin 145 Edwards, Tom 137 Egelston, Robert 70, 131 Eidsor, Pam 8, 75, 131 Ekblad, Tim 113 Elley, Lauren 131 Ellis, Gary 145 Ellis, Reid 84, 135, 137 Ellison, Denice 83, 131 Engle, Phil 113 Englkes, Lola 14, 152 Erickson, Jody 145 Erickson, Linda 131 Erickson, Lucinda 152 Erickson, Sandra 145 Eskew, Wayne 37, 99, 131 Eskew, Lori 113 Espeseth, Gary 72, 152 Everson, Al 35, 127, 137 Faber, Dawn 131 Fangmeier, Laurie 50, 80, 83, 137 Fangmeier, Tom 70, 99, 131 Fick, Marty 145 Filipovic, Dennis 145 Fisher, David 137 Fisher, Lenny 114 Floyd, Steve 12, 90, 99, 114, 117 Ford, Brian 101, 145 Foshe, Darlene 145 Foss, Kathy 137 Foster, Roberta 137 Franck, Paula 131 Freeman, Pam Friend, Steve 137 Friesen, Jolene 145 Friesen, Vianne 33, 110, 114 Fritzler, Jadine 152 Fry, Wendy 73, 96, 104, 106, 145 Frye, Cheryl 145 Fure, Rolf 152 Gaffney, Kathy 152 Gast, Terri 138 Gearing, Steven 145 Geer, Julie 131 156 Stafandex Gentz, Edward 82, 114, 135 Gerdes, Lona 138 Geselle, Mark 5, 131 Gilbertson, Steven 69, 138 Gilman, Debra 70, 94, 138 Ginn, James 145 Glander, Joan 131, 133 Glass, Tim 152 Gleitz, Lonnie 145 Glinski, Gerald 138 Glugosh, Kelly 152 Goetz, Richard 50, 135, 138 Goble, Phil 114 Goldsberry, Matthew 74, 138 Goodman, John 135, 138 Gossman, Ken 79, 131 Graves, Kent 138 Graves, Kevin 145 Gray, Kenny 131 Green, Debra 145 Griego, Paul 138 Griggs, Cathy 153 Grimes, Thomas 145 Griseta, Carlo 7, 9, 12, 70, 101, 105, 126, 131 Griseta, Mario 138 Grohman, CarlaJo 129, 131 Gronli, Kevin 145 Groven, Robert 138 Gunderson, Ruth 114 Guttormson, Mimi 145 Guttormson, Tim 114 Guyett, Joanne 145 Guyett, Robert 138 Habel, Duane 131 Hadinger, Christine 95, 106, 145 Hadley, Robert 131 Hagen, Susan 131 Hallar, Paul 153 Hallenberg, William 138 Handy, Anthony 132 Hane, Jeff 138 Hanson, Brent 132 Hanson, Kevin 132 Hanson, Steve 145 Harrington, Dave 145 Harrington, Lori 145 Harris, Gerald 7, 12, 78 Hart, Jeff 145 Hauskei, Renae 145 Haworth, Christine 146 Hays, Steve 25, 36, 138 Hedgepath, Floyd 75, 138 Hedgepath, Linda 50, 75 Henricks, Eric 138 Hendrickson, Scott 7, 11, 24, 51, 82, 132 Hennessy, Julie 145 Henning, Carole 146 Henry, Dennis 114 Henry, Randal 153 Herdina, Daniel 146 Higgins, Carey 69, 153 Hilbrand, Janelle 146 Hill, Tammy 146 Hilton, Brian 114, 117 Hirl, Michael 132 Hjulberg, Nathan 138 Hoag, Laura 146 Hoagland, Gerald 6, 7, 13, 24, 74, 132 Hobrath, Sylvia 95, 138 Hofferman, Lori 146 Hofstad, Lynn 146 Hohm, Steve 81, 132 Hollen, Paul 132 Holme, Aaron 96, 115 Holme, Marylyn 50 Holmquist, Deborah 146 Honnes, Stuart 75, 146 Hostetter, Diana 84, 146 Howard, Seann 146 Howley, Thomas 146 Hubert, Cindy 146 Huff, Tim 153 Huffer, James 146 Huffer, Tim 132 Huffman, Carey 146 Huffman, Randy 146 Hughes, Lynette 74, 146 Hugi, Dawn 153 Tammy Cox, Layout 3 Humiston, Bill 126, 138 Humiston, Carlotta 115 Hummel, Loretta 138 Hunt, Roland 132 Hunter, John 74 Huotari, David 74, 146 Husnik, Lorie 146 Irmiter, Lawrence 146 Irving, Jody 146 Irving, William 115, 135 Iyaman, Chris 96, 115 Jacobs, Herman 146 Jacobson, Paul 74, 146 Janessen, Steven 74, 146 Jares, Frank 128 Jenkins, Tony 51 Jensen, Dale 115 Jerred, Debra 82, 146 Johansen, 9, 12, 13, 31, 69, 84, 132 Johnson, Beverly 146 Johnson, Craig 24, 74, 99 Johnson, Dawne 115 Johnson, Doyle 132 Johnson, Floyd 83, 147 Johnson, Jean 97, 100, 147 Johnson, Lisa 138 Johnson, Renee 147 Johnson, Roger 147 Johnson, Scott 135 Johnson, Tom 138 Johnston, Debbie 153 Jones, Deborah 138 Jones, G. Thomas 153 Jones, Marc 135, 147 Juve, David 86, 147 Juve, Dawn 79, 115 Juve, Steve 98, 138 Kaehne, Tracy 94, 97, 132 Kaehr, Donna 132 Kanada, Duane 147 Kapsner, Craig 153 Kart, Cynthia 147 Keach, Caroline 132 Kelly, Myrr 79 Kelly, Sondra 147 Kannealy, William 153 Kennedy, Jeff 72 Kennedy, Laurie 73, 135, 138, 159 Kilber, Scott 138 Kimpel, Steve 115 King, Brian 153 Kittell, Shelly 153 Kittlesen, Jay 115, 126, 132 Klahr, Paula 147 Klechner, Peter 147 Klein, Michael 147 Klingsheim, Mark 72, 78, 132 Klismith, Rachel 153 Kloehn, Carmen 33, 115 Koniszcuk, Steve 34, 147 Konvalin, Todd 91, 99, 116 Korngiebel, Leslie 74, 128, 139 Korte, Karen 147 Kramer, Roxanne 137 Kravklis, Linda 153 Krawchuck, Darlene 132 Krieg, Dave 137 Kuehl, Jaquelyn 70, 107, 139 Kuglin, Dale 36, 72, 139 Kusmierz, James 147 LaBore, Amy 153 Laird, David 142, 147 Lalond, Mark 135, 139 Landes, Vickie 147 Landin, Gloria 132 Lange, Tammie 132 Langner, Randy 147 Lankford, Scott 132 Lanou, Karen 96, 128, 147 LaRoche, Dennis 139 Larson, Daryle 110, 116 Lehmann, Diana 116 Lehmann, Steve 139 Leiner, David 139 Lee, Miriam 147 Lee, Susan 139 Lemberg, Bryan 99 Lensert, Kim 70, 126, 132 Cathy Eckert, Typist Lentz, Steve 104, 153 Lerch, Douglas 75, 132, 135 Leslie, Peggy 153 Leu, Kathy 153 Lewey, John 147 Lewin, Jerry 70, 132 Lewis, Jean 147 Liddick, Steve 147 Lidlaw, Bonnie 153 Liljequist, Roy 153 Lilly, Steve 139 Lindberg, Becky 73, 84, 132 Lindgren, Jean 83, 139 Lindgren, Terry 147 Lindner, Liz 6, 7, 8, 11, 81, 139 Lindsay, Bret 69, 139 Lindstrom, John 147 Litten, Jerome 116 Litten, Janet 116 Little, John 51 Lomax, Alan 83, 147 Long, Dale 127, 139 Loughman, Faith 147 Lundy, John 116 Lynch, Kim 148 Madsen, Lisa 148 Madsen, Stuart 83, 98, 135, 139 Magee, John 86 Mahnesmith, Donald 139 Mahoney, Jeff 14, 24, 74 Malez, Miriam 139 Mannon, Rick 133 Mantik, Randy 86, 126, 133, 135 Marcoe, Carol 148 Marsh, Joy 142, 148 Martin, Carrie 148 Martin, David 116 Mason, Molly 139 Massart, Patrick 100 Masset, Kristi 97, 148 Mastellu, Todd 122, 133 Masters, Joann 79, 84, 133 Mather, Deanna 81, 110, 116 May, Jan 24, 74, 106, 133 Stafandex 157 Special thanks go to friends who helped Right: Jamie Parcel, Dave Bea; Below: Randy Mantik May, Kathrine 21, 33, 84, 135, 139 May, Tom 6, 12, 13, 24, 74, 116 McAuley, Beverly 117 McCombs, Ralph 13, 24, 74, 134, 139, 155, 160 McElroy, Mark 139 McFarlin, Carrie 153 McGillvory, Kathy 135, 139 McGowen, Phillip 101, 148 McIntosh, Jean 148 McKay, Jenny 139 McKay, Robert 72, 117 McKay, Sam 133 McKay, Thomas 24, 51, 74, 128, 139 McKenzie, John 133 McKimmey, Patty 4, 117 McLane, Jody 97, 148 McLean, Rayl 148 McMain, Melanie 153 McNaney, Mike 91, 99, 127, 139 Meart, Jeff 96 Mesgrich, Carolyn 153 Meyers, Peter 90, 96, 117, 128 Michaelson, John 74, 140 Michaelson, Julie 122, 148 Miller, Caron 88, 122, 135, 140 Miller, Cynthia 117 Miller, Daveen 118 Miller, Gary 140 Miller, Garry 148 Miltimore, Randy 153 Mohor, Lisa 83, 140 Mohor, Michelle 153 Molin, Rick 24, 74, 133 Moos, Morris 133 Morgan, Romalee 69 Moyer, Janis 100, 148 Multimore, Mark 153 Munter, Donnell 148 Myers, Dennis 99 Mykleseth, Jerome 133 Naparalla, Connie 129, 133 Neiger, Kristi 82, 148 158 Stafandex Neitzel, Melanie 153 Nelson, Barb 38, 118 Nelson, Betty Jo 68, 142, 148 Nelson, Daniel 140 Nelson, Michael 129, 133 Nelson, Shari 7., 10, 97 , 133 Nelson, Timothy 148 Ness, Heidi 140 Nestor, Wayne 118 Newhouse, Anna 118 Newport, Janelle 50, 148 Newson, Rebecca 148 Newson, Zena 148 Nicholson, David 26, 140 Nicholson, Sara 88, 97, 122, 148 Niteke, Cheryll 51, 97, 148 Nordsletten, Daniel 74, 133 Norris, Kari 153 Norris, Katy 6, 10, 11, 80, 133 Nygren, John 122, 148 Nygren, Kelvin 118 Oehrlein, Linda 118 Ohlin, Cindy 133 Olivariz, William 24, 74, 148 Ollis, Dan 153 Olsen, Tim 118 Olson, Andrew 153 Olson, Cheryle 118 Olson, Daniel 148 Olson, Mark 72, 96, 140 Olson, Marty 148 Oquist, Dale 118 Oquist, Diane 70, 119 Paget, Michelle 69, 119 Pankratz, Rosalie 148 Parcel, James 135, 140, 158 Parenteau, Annette 148 Parker, Jane 119, 140 Parker, Kevin 148 Parker, Nancy 119 Parks, Lee 75, 133 Pasquale, Jeff 72, 133 Peak, Larry 6, 140 Pechacheck, Greg 106 Pedde, David 149 Pedde, Debbie 153 Pederson, Jeannie 127, 140 Pederson, Karen 133 Peel, Carol 119 Pencoff, Karen 149 Peoples, Tony 100, 149 Permaloff, Laurie 97, 107 Perrin, Bonnie 75 Perry, Bob 9, 24, 40, 61 Peters, Connie 149 Peterson, Michael 153 Peterson, Robert 140 Robert 140 Peterson, Sharon 119 Peterson, Valerie 133 Pettet, Guy 149 Phipps, Barry 96, 104, 135, 147 Phiri, Green 153 Platkowski, Donna 98, 149 Platkowski, Laurie 149 Polzin, Bonnie 119, 140 Pomeroy, David 133 Post, Jeff 140 Pratt, Debra 149 Pratt, Vicki 133 Preston, Mary 153 Prevost, Kevin 140 Prindle, Jeff 51, 69, 129, 133 Prosen, Teresa 33, 70, 134 Quakenbush, Rose 140 Quiggle, Jeff 153 Raatz, Beth 153 Rader, Dale 119 Radford, Mark 72, 140 Raether, Vicky 140 Raisannen, Christine 149 Rakowski, Brad 134 Randle, Kathy 70, 108 Ravins, Angela 33, 69, 72, 120 Reecher, Gina 149 Reed, Mavis 149 Reilly, Fay 10, 69, 82, 109, 120 Remus, Dave 153 Renberg, James 149 Reth, Richard 83, 149 Reynolds, Gladys 153 Reynolds, Karen 140 Reynolds, Terry 80, 134 Rice, Tammy 83, 149 Richardson, Douglas 68, 149 Richardson, Karla 108 Rim, Yumi 140 Risk, Victoria 74, 134 Ritchey, Shelia 140 Roberts, Danny 140 Robinson, Lorilie 74, 149 Robson, Rick 101, 142, 144, 149 Rogalla, Charlotte 149 Rogers, Janet 149 Roggensack, Mark 34, 149 Rollins, Judy 120 Ronning, Ken 134 Rosholt, Kim 74, 140 Ross, Nancy 120 Rossi, Lisa 153 Rusch, Patrick 149 Salts, Tanya 149 Saltzman, Deborah 153 Salvig, Cindy 26, 149 Sanbach, Terry 149 Sancho, Michael 153 Sanders, Lisa 139 Sanders, Tom 140 Sandgren, Brenda 6, 10 Scharr, Laurie 134 Schafer, Melody 149 Schaible, Paul 140 Shandl, Marc 140 Shandl, Sonya 149 Shandl, Susan 149 Scheid, Tammy 88, 149 Schenck, Pier 153 Schilling, Scott 149, Schlag, Jeff 153 Above Left: Chris Anderson, Photographer Above: Dale Long, Photographer Left: Jody McLane, Typist Right: Laurie Kennedy, Advertising Manager Schlag, Jill 153 Schmidt, Jay 120 Schmidt, Lynette 153 Schmidt, Perry 140 Schmidt, Randy 120 Schneider, Gary 12, 13, 134 Schorsch, Michelle 140 Schwensen, Robert 150 Seidel, Brenda 33, 150 Seif, Scott 141 Serda, Belinda 150 Severson, Clark 120 Severson, Thekla 120 Shattuck, Daniel 141, 150 Shelly, Joni 141, 150 Shelly, Tony 121 Shepherd, Kathleen 141 Simonson, Kathy 75, 105, 131, 134, 135 Simpson, Michael 153 Sinclair, Diane 121 Slater, Nancy 82, 150 Slettene, Diane 97, 134 Sloat, Wesley 150 Smisek, Lisa 150 Smith, Andrew 141 Smith, Julie 150 Smith, Larry 74 Smith, Monica 153 Smith, Scott 134 Smith, Tamara 150 Smith, Timothy 121 Smith, Wilma 134 Smith, Windell 150 Sneed, Glen 150 Snell, Jeff 150 Sonier, Dale 134 Sorby, Scott 134 Sorci, Susan 96, 98, 150 Sorrell, Lonnie Jr. 153 Sotelo, Leonel 150 Southard, Barb 51, 107, 134 Speckeen, Melanie 150 Spekeen, Jon 153 Spellmeyer, Dave 150 Sprener, Valeri 150 Sprenger, Rex 141 Srock, Tracy 153 Stamman, Debra 134 Stamman, Terry 150 Stangeland, Dave 134 Stank, Cheryl 100 Steben, Scott 141 Stenson, Tammy 150 Stillwell, Mark 121 Stirling, Ralph 121 Stoudt, Tina 150 Sullivan, Steve 35, 78, 141 Summers, Patrick 150 Swanson, Cheryl 141 Swanson, Rick 141 Sweeny, John 150 Swett, Joseph 24, 74 Synder, Sam 153 Szabo, Joseph 69, 121 Tatsumi, Kurtis 150 Taylor, Kevin 150 Taylor, Sandy 141 Teefy, Mary 81, 141 Tennant, Ron 141 Tessen, Bruce 150 Theel, Charlyn 141 Thomas, Lori 0153 Thomas, Terry 153 Thompson, Elizabeth 121 Thompson, Gayle 150 Thompson, Keith 151 Thorn, Penny 134 Tomlin, Sue 50, 141 Tompkins, Jeff 86 Trask, Brad 91, 99, 134 Treloar, Tami 141 Triebel, A1 121 Tull, Richard 153 Rurek, Randy 75, 150 Tureno, Tony 33, 78, 134 Unger, Donna 151 Stafandex 159 Archive Editor Makes The Final Call Dear Reader, What you hold in your hands is a miracle! Due to the grace and power of our Lord, we overcame apparently insurmountable difficulties in bringing you this book. All glory and honor must belong to our Lord Jesus. A vote of thanks goes to our friends, who, although too busy to join the staff, helped out by writing copy, laying out pages, typing, and selling ads. Christis love shows through them isee 2Special Thanks7 under staffi; without our friends this task would have been much more difficult. Photographers are strange people to me. They spend hours staring through a barrel at people while shooting them. Then they close themselves up in a light-proof room filled with chemical vapors and develop their film. Kim Carter produced great photographs. However, her greatest contribution was as a friend who communicated Christian love and confidence even when things looked the most impossible. Reverend Will Hope is one of the most overparticular people I ever worked with, but he proved to be an intelli- gent, reasonable man for an English teacher. We are oppo- sites in many ways. Our relationship began out of necessi- ty and has blossomed into mutual respect. Without Will Hope this volume would have been harder to finish on time. A good administration knows when to leave a worker on his own, when to give advice, and when to take control. NC1s administration acted very wisely regarding the 1983 Archive. I thank them for their diligence and discretion. JSL Ralph K. McCombs Editor That,s it . See you next year! In Christ1s Love, Unruh, Laurie 153 VanDellen, Patti 141 VanRoy, Tim 141 VanVolkenburg, Michelle 151 Vaugh, Fradgies 13, 74, 100, 101, 151 Vensland, Duane 153 Venzke, Susan 153 Videle, Joe 96, 151 Viken, Kerry 152 Vinton, Russ Voight, Larry 151 Voight, Lorri 83, 134 Wagner, David 134 Wagner, Frederick 74, 151 Walker, Layna 121 Wallace, Maureen 7, 13, 122 Walter, Lisa 141, 150 Walz, Brice 96 Wansten, Don 122 Ward, Scott 86 160 Stafandex Waterman, Roberta 126, 151 Wearda, Daniel 134 Weghorst, Kaye 127, 151 Weiman, Curtis Wells, Kristi 141 Weltmeyer, John 134 Wenig, Rachelle 97, 151 West, James 122 West, William 151 Wheeler, Robin 141 White, Diana 74, 83, 151 Wickersheim, Brad 141 Wiedman, Wayne 151 Wileman, Gary 81, 104, 109 Wilkowski, Joe 153 Wilkowski, Karen 153 Willardson, Kristin 153 Williams, Jeff 151 Williams, Kyle 153 Williams, Sue 153 Williamson, Randy 99, 127, 151 Wilson, Cheryl 151 Wilson, Gary 110, 122 Wilson, Jay 151 Winke, Nathan 74, 151 Wise, Tim 151 Wisneswki, Joe 96 Woodcock, Kristi 151 Wright, Janis 83, 98, 106, 122, 135 Wright, Tony 151 Yantz, Buddy 51, 96, 141 York, Susan 151 Young, Kirby 141 Zambon, Cindy 153 Zastrow, Beth 134 Zillman, Kathy 33, 122 Zimmerman, Diane 151