Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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5 XX 4 5 . 1. Charley and Earline Ferrell put on a skit during the fall term Student-Faculty Reception . . . 2. Vincent Newkirk enioys lunch with his family between classes . . . 3, 'Preston Bradley, like a few ether married students found employment on the new dorm . . . 4. A 1 weekly task, in spite of classes . . . 5. 81 6. Berlena and Bob Brock, the staff's choice of the typical N.C.C. couple of the year . . . 1. Lela Mae Aydelatt accompanies her husband, Roger, as hz sings for the Zelotai Formal . . . 8. Cliff Bethune and family i pose on the steos of Burke Hall . . . 9. Antioch, the scnocl awnei opa'tment house, home of four N.C.C. families . . , IO. Mrs. Joe I Wagnon, ond children in front of their home in the Airport Homes district . . . r 1' Z 0 ' aaa we 4 ,bg 4 new.. g, i, they thought. Despite their disillusion- the college through Zelotai, through a mar- ment with this old maxim, married stu- ried students' fellowshi at Christian ' P dents maintain that it they had it all to House. Preachers Association and many do over again-they'd do it just the same. informal 'iget-to-gethersn. +v These students found their social life at l

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com 77Zofm6n9 'tail I I I I I Campus life was one BIG RUSH. VVe started with a rush to get the alarm shut all, finished with a rush to get the little date home before the door was loclc- ed. We rushed to breakfast, rushed to classes, rushed to get assignments done before the last minute deadline. The only thing that ever went in low gear was our brain as we sweated out an examination. l. Ho huml... 2. Beginning the clay with Him who was in the beginning . . . 3. Retueling . . . 4. Oooo-gooey! , . . 5. A philosophical dissertation, per- haps? . . . 6. Well watayano, I passed it! reioices Joe at the wailing wall 7. l wuz framed! . . . B. Anything new? . . . 9. Our purdy new cafeteria . . . 10. A real speech-recital gesture . . ll. Mail-call . . . 12. Mather Stevens did a bout with pneumonia . . . 13. The inevitable practice hour that goes along with every music lesa son . . . 14. The quartet gets down to business lnote Bill's shirt sleeves and the serious expressions! . . . 15. One nice way to waste time . . 16. The students have not iust been dumbfounded. Their mouths are open because they are singing. This is a candid shot of chorus l7. Why clon't you guys knock it off, it's after midnight . . . 18, Why, yes, l'd love to! . . . 19. lt's the only time this place is quiet enough to study . . . 23

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