Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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qetemfee Omdm mice D Www 7 Amd WW 6016 ' Zlcmeaaa Wfemma 5 - 5 A year at NCC. leaves one with a conglomeraf tion of till sorts of miscellaneous memories: . . . development of our private devotional life . . . sessions to settle the problems of the world theology . . . inspiration in the remodeled chapel the gab and trio trips . . . gospel team excursions . . . innumerable meetings . . . prayer cells . . . that Goats for Korea campaign . . , the trips out to preaching points . . . counseling with faculty advisors . . . the new friends made . . . the headaches and joys of the Symposium . . . burning the midnight oil at tennis end . . . courtini, wooin', and winnin' . . . keepin' our waistline down climbing to those third Hoor classes . , . the Formals . . . these and so very many more were NCC. '51-'52, Crusader Editor Marie confabs with Bulletin Edi- tor Dr. Griffeth . , . Hiiiii-yaaaaah . . . How to get a goat . . . Knox talks . . , Prayer cell . . . We iust had to sneak this in, it's so cute . . . California Club Trio . . . Oh fiddle, I forgo? that punchline again Tapping Great Resources . . . Yah, his eyes ARE kinda cute at that . . . Kurt Frey speaks at luncheon . . . California Club Gospel Team . . . Phil Wolfe preaches at Peoria, Oregon . . . Steven's Trio. Burke Hall Trio . . . Victor P. Morris, Chairman of the Board of Trus- tees, rises to the occasion . . .

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deg Wm! ,45aa1f was ' de Wafwl .... is a good New Testament way to describe NCC. students on a Sunday. They serve as min' isters, youth directors, choir leaders, Sunday school teachers, and pianists in congregations scattered all over the Northwest. Training for Christian leader- ship is not alone received from textbooks and theory, and these students have ample opportunity to learn by doing . Distance means nothing, for some travel over six hundred miles, round trip, on a weekend to preach the Vllord, and to hear witness to the transforming poxver of the Christian life. ROW ONE: Forrest Hibbard, Margaret Hib- bard, Bob Sullivan, Betty Sullivan, Wallace Prowell, Roberta Prowell, Jack Nichols, Phil Wolfe, Herbert Knapp, Tom Stratton, ROW TWO: Esther Edwards, Jim Edwards, Jack Pettigrew, Russ Myers, Church ot Gates, Oregon: John Smith, Hattie Wagnon, Joe Wagnon, Dave Elliott, Fred Evans, Church at Mount Vernon, Oregon, Bob Kendall, ROW THREE: Ruth Woods, Dick Woods, Map of Preaching Points in Northwest in Dean Siefke's Office. Bob Brock, Phil Ryan, Church at Walker, Oregon, Robert Ross. ROW FOUR: Roy Jones, John Linn, Barbara Jean Linn, Vince Smith, Joann Loyd, Jim Loyd, Mont Smith, Marlin Love,f Bruce Clark, Rc- bert Clevenger. ROW FIVE: Robert Richter. Otis Bell, Kenneth Smith, Elmo Black, Roy Smith, Jim Stock, Cliff Bethune, Dan Thuma, Robert Sargent, Merlin Shields.