North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Above: Diane Duff visits Candy and James Huffer in their apartment. Left: Kitchens allow renters to show their prowess as cooks to friends.

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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

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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