Northwest Christian University - Crusader Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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We 6669 The Waylighters A1 Masterson Twyla Fultz Bruce Blickle Eugene Hill Marcia Miller Ron Naff Kay Crewse Ron Proctor Robyn Powell The Waylighters Quartet Ron Naff Loren Doty Eugene Hill Al Masterson Ron Proctor 1 u- emu 1- -.-.Ig .npr nn ' 1 K' -115' , 'A I mg N, M 6 -YW -.u .. f -4' i4q'5v1, 'L 5,135 , . - 7 'gy :tiki-2i5M'4-W Seniors Brent Powell and Dwight Woodruff Work on zirfiikg -of-'iC5Ai4f2.f ffxlfiavf f,L.if?'Sff5'fgH2?.4- -J Senior Project for Class of '73--benches for the campus. -9- Bob Clark Mark Smith Scott Smith Mr. Womack and Sojourners with A. Dale Fiers gfggfmfwn UW t,eff,st,.,- Gilbert Kistler, Chorale Director Guy Aydelott, Chorus Director Dennis Helsabeck, Instrmnental Ensemble Director -6.--v .5 UQYWMESOVEF ? e 1 15 ,rg Y , gftri-59' a-- .ff b ' 0 - L .15 .' --gig- li-1, W Q ,J V . 11 ,, Ft . .522 Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom May Oriental Judge .nik Mrs. Farley mf if 'J f 'if X- N w -'ii . . X -. g ii' 'W : gr xi-In ' . ,L - Duane Cox, Student Recruitment and Director of Alumni Affairs 5 11.1 1 iw, ,-Www ,iwi . f. -155924 Y 555 -1 BARTON A. DOWDY-- President: Degrees: B.S.L. , Cincinnati Bible Seminary, 19383 B.D. , Butler University School of Religion 4Christian Theological Serninaryl , 1950, Ph.D. , Vanderbilt University, 1955, D. D. , Phillips University, 1967. Dean, Christian College of Georgia, 1956-65. President, Northwest Christian College, 1965. As I look back over the academic year, 1972-73, I see it as a year of great success in the work of Northwest Christian College. The success of the College depends upon a solid Board of Trustees, an Administration pressing toward the goal which the school has set for itself, a dedicated, well-prepared faculty desirous of furthering the achievement of those goals, a program that will accomplish the purpose, sufficient financial resources to underwrite continued operation, and a student body to make the effort meaningful. All of these are present at NCC. Probably the most striking factor in 1972-73 is the student body itself. During each of the three terms the enroll- ment has been the highest in the history of the school. The overall head count of students enrolled during the year f565J is the highest ever. But numbers alone do not tell the story. ln the last year or two, colleges have noted a distinct change in the type of student that was enrolling. The present generation of college students is more serious, more dedicated to education, and more religious than past generations have been. This change has been noted on most campuses, both public and private. Such a trend augurs well for the future of our country and for the increase of the Kingdom of God. I am equally sure that America is on the verge of one of its greatest religious revivals. Northwest Christian College can forge to the front in this upswing of Christianity by educating leadership for it. The question is not so much whether the rebirth will take place as it is the directions in which it will go. Our efforts at NCC are aimed toward leadership so that this movement back toward Christ and the church can be channeled in the direction of God's word and a solid, Biblically based Christian faith. 55wf!7 WILLIAM T SIEFKII Academlc Dean P1ofesso1 Chrlstlan Mlnlstrles De grees B A , Eugene Blble Un1vers1ty 1929 M A , Ph1l11pS Un1ve1s1ty 1931 B C , lbld 1932,D D , JHTVIS Chmst lan College, 1960 Gladuate study Eugene Blble Unlverslty, Umverslty o Oregon, 1930 Chxcago Lutheran Sennn ary Summer, 1949 Faculty, Northwest Chnstlan College, 1941 MARY E RIDENOUR HATLER Dean of Women Cert1f1cate Elementary Tea cher's Cert1f1cate, Northern Montana College, 1933 Addltxonal acadennc work Northern Montana College Eastern Montana College, Carroll Col lege, Oregon State Un1vers1ty, Easteln Waslnngton State College, Umverslty of Utah, Northwest Chnstxan College Motel Management C61't1f1C3t6 Natlonal Tra1n1ng Inst1tute of San Franc1sco 1969 Faculty Northwest Chrlstlan College, 1970 JOHNW BOOSINGER Regustrar Pro fessor Phllosophy Degrees B A Phllllps Umverslty 1940 M A 1b1d 1941 B D , 1b1d, 1944, D D , 1b1d, 1964 Cert1f1cate, Graduate School of Ecumemcal Stud1es, Geneva, Swztzerland 1959 Theolog1calL1cense Studles 111 Eculnemsm Unlverslty of Geneva, 1959 61 Faculty, Northwest Chr1st1an College 1954 4 1 4 gg . n , , : ' . , . N: . . . . - :J . 1 4 I . I . . . , - Q . . ' , Q 55' . . , . - - . 5 ' 1 Y , . ' Q, W X - . . Num lu' 5 . w - an 1 l 1 -- ' . I 4 .. 1 7 1 , ' 1 ' Y 'YY 7 Y sigma! ef . 1 l :ff V s CED I ..- 3 - : . : . . , ' ' E 1 5 ' ' 1 I Z g . . ' . . ' , F 1 5 . . 4 . . . , . ... 1 , . Bama! 7fzWLZew CO 1-1? A ff? l JOAN WILSON EWING--Instructor: Speech. Degrees: B.S. , Northwest Christian College, 19583 B.S. , Uni- versity of Oregon, 1958. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1972. PAULINE DIX BOOSINGER--Associate Professor: Christian Education, Speech. Degrees: B.Th. , Northwest Christian College, 1941, B.O. , ibid, 1941, M.A. , Phillips University, 1944. Graduate study, University of Oregon, 1959-62. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1960. LEROY L. LANE--Associate Professor Speech. Degrees: B.A., Cascade Col- lege, 19583 M.A. , Willamette Univer- sity, 19593 Ph.D. , University of Oregon 1972. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1969. T 'ww ag CORNELIA BARNNHART--Associate Professor: English. Degrees: B.A. , Drake University, 1942, M.A. , North- western University, 19435 Graduate Study, University of Oregon, 1966-67. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1967. ROBERT VINCENT POWELL--Pro- fessor: English. Degrees: B.Th. , Northwest Christian College, 1951, B. D. , Butler University School of Religion fChristian Theological Semin aryl, 1958, M.A. , Butler University, 1958, M. A. , University of Oregon, 1969. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1958. ALGERM FITCH Associate Pro lessor New Testament Degrees B Th , Northwest Chustlan College SONG NAI RHEE--Professor: Old Testament, Comparative Religions. Degrees: B.Th. , Northwest Christian College, 1958, B.A. , Butler University, 1960g M.A. , ibid, 1960, Ph. D. , Dropsie University for Hebrew and Cognate Learning, 1963. Further graduate study New York University Professorlal workshop in Israel, Summer, 1964 M A , University of Oregon, 1969 Faculty Nolthwest Christian College, 1963 GEORGE C SHOIIMAKER Professor Greek Degrees B A , Johnson Bible College, 1940 M A , Phlllips Univer sity, 1946 B D 1b1d , 1948 D Min 1b1d 1973 Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1950 1945 B D , Phillips University 1949 M A , University of Southein Califorma, 1965 Rel D Claremont School of Theology, 1967 Faculty Northwest Christian College, 1959 60 1968 WILLIAM J RICHARDSON Professor New Testament, History Degrees B Th Northwest Christian College, 1943 B D , Butler University School of Religion QChrist1an Theological Semi naryj, 1947 M A , Butler Urnverslty 1949 Ph D University of Oregon, 1962 Faculty Northwest Christian College, 1947 - 2 , 3 .1 i 5 - . . . , 4 -.. - . . . : . . ' ' 3 . . - 3 . . . 3 . ., 4 . -- . - ., . , ' . . . ' , ' Q ' ' 1 5 C 5 ' ' 'x . 4 , W, - , . -VM ' ', 1 2 -::'4'1:lT' W A , in-'zz-. 1 ,- ' v In ',4.- - 1-j 'S V'-Nj f lay 7 1 . ,A,,.,' .'J:J,u ' . V1-f-Tl 3 . - in - ' ,-- .Al I' , , f .lie 1 :,- ' 1 l,-31. 1--Hg , l.??'u' ' vlgw- Ura - Z . ., , 5 - - - Z - - s s - ., ' Y ' Q of GUY E. AYDELOTT--Assistant Profes- sor: Voice, Church Music. Degrees: B.A. , Northwest Christian College, 19615 B. Mus. , University of Oregon, 1966, M.Mus. , ibid, 19725 Graduate study: Oldenburg, Germany, 1967-68. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1970. GILBERT W. KISTLER--Professor: Voice, Church Music. Degrees: B.Th. , Northwest Christian College, 1942, B.S. , University of Oregon,1949g M.Ed., ibid, 1960. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1945. DUDLEY W. CARSON--Professor: Piano. Degrees: B.A. , Pacific Uni- versity, 1940, M.S. fMus. Ed.5, Uni- versity of Idaho, 1950, Graduate study University of Oregon, 1959-65. Fac- ulty, Northwest Christian College, 1958. ELWIN LESTER MYRICK--Professor: Organ, Music Theory. Degrees: B.S. University of Oregon, 1939, Mus.B. , ibid, 19475 Mus.M., ibid, 1949. Grad- uate study: University of Oregon, 1952 53. Instructor in Organ, University of Oregon, 1953-59. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1949. . . THE LMA SIEFKE--Associate Pro- fessor: Christian Education. Degrees: B.A. , Eugene Bible Uni versity, 1930: B.S. , University of Oregon, 1957: M.S., ibid, 1969, Graduate study, Oregon State Uni- versity, Summer, 1966. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1943 'H ROYAL F. EWING--Assistant Pro- fessor: History. Degrees: B.A., Northwest Christian College, 1959 M.A. , University of Oregon, 1968g Rel.M. , School of Theology at Claremont, 1971. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1972. LAWRENCE M. BIXLER--Pr0feS- sor: Psychology, Christian Education. Degrees: B.Th. , Northwest Christian College, 19375 B.A. , Butler University, 1944: B.D. , Butler University School of Religion fChristian Theological Seminaryl, 1946: D.R.E. , Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1958. Grad- uate study: University of Southern California, Summer, 1949: Univer- sity of Oregon, 1949-50, 1955-57. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1946. 'J 1 WILLIAM DENNIS HELSABECK, JR --Assistant Professor: History. Degrees: B.S. , University of Wisconsin, 1962: M.S. , Indiana Uni- versity, 19645 M.A. , University of Oregon, 1971. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1972. Mrs . Richard V. 'Fug . , r 1 gif .:'jff'7 , f 1 V 1 -. 5 If-I , ,'-: f 11 51-S' 7 ' I Ap, rg. Mildred Love Qi i Lou Ann Johnson 'tr' 'WW' K Q 4' .593 X 5 Clare Musgrave Brostrom, Director of Development Ml Paul Richard, Business Manager Hazel Ward, Office Manager JAMES E. WOMACK--Instructor: Ath- letic Coach. Degrees: B.S., North- west Christian College, 19635 Graduate Study: Phillips University, 1965-67g Master of Teaching in Language Arts, Central State College, 1968. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1971. E 3 ',.f- Anita Warner, Cashier Janice Ellis Erma Johnson, bookkeeper ,Elm auf Karen DeBow, secretary 5-r :Ad -Q --Ds.. K Doris Bokovoy, registrar secretary Clara Albert, Secretary Mary Ihle, School Nurse Fred Henry, Superintendent of Maintenance E Y. .fi iii , Simz- - ,- E' fied 4154 1 -ri :rr ' 'i Q.. . -as-' rn, Library Staff, left to right, Robert Gault. xfk .-Z, . fo. 1.--: ., ' '--9,-' . ' Y yn-..,-.,'., .I ,Ji-,Y ',. - , N.. N R - x:':f.':f:af'a'f'.f'.'nfO:':7 ' Mrs. Mickelson, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Woodson, Mrs. Rhee, Mrs. Swindall, Mr. ROBERT D. GAULT--Assistant Profes- sor: Librarian. Degrees: B.R.E. , Northwest Christian College, 1958g B.Ed. , University of Oregon, 1964. Faculty, Northwest Christian College, 1958. Student Library Staff, left to right, Linda Niiranen, Bill J ennison, Deb Doty, Karen Berggren, Linda. Cosgrave, Ron Naff. 5 , N v - 2 Linda hard at work. 'W' W4 1 ' Q ,,-41- 'T x 1 Representing Gary Rose, Tim Doty gives token to Bill J ennison, new Treasurer. Ed Weekly gives a little speech before turning over authority to new Vice-President, Fred Brown. Brent Powell passes the gavel on to Bob Clark, new President. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1972-3 1' x Ed Weekly, Vice-President Gary Rose, Treasurer Brent Powell, President Chris French, Secretary 'gn Slncfenf gacfq gamma!! Standing: Greg Smith, Doug Priest, Tim Doty, Brent Powell, Gary Brock, Dan Bayer, Bill Jennison, Bruce Fulton, Steve Pattison. Kneeling: Linda Albritton, Kay Crewse, Barbara Brintnall. Sitting: Sandra Jackson, J ackie Kimball, Colleen Wolf HIS CREATIVE WORD OF BLESSING RETURNS FULFILLED IN THANKSGIVING AS FOUNTAIN UNTO RAIN AND MIRROR UNTO TO SUNLIGHT. 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L ww 'Ez E - :sid ,QJQ 'L wgxugfj H 2 ' ff N Dave Arthun Rod Tinnel Daryl Maloch Crusader Standings t'fLeague Games ' NCC NCC NCC NCC XNCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC NCC XNCC NCC NCC tNCC NCC tNCC XNCC XNCC YNCC XNCC XNCC NCC NCC YNCC NCC NCC BASKETBALL SEASON 1972-73 60 48 60 77 82 58 83 A 92 90 47 68 79 74 61 65 70 73 78 82 91 78 77 68 93 79 66 79 50 89 79 63 65 86 70 84 97 76 78 71 79 90 92 77 83 90 94 77 62 74 69 89 75 72 91 59 56 NCC SEASON RECORD NCC LEAGUE RECORD San Jose Bible College Pacific Christian College Bethany Bible College Southwest Oregon Community College Eugene Bible College Lane Community College Oregon College of Education qFrosh1 Oregon College of Education QJunior Varsityy Umpqua Community College Southwest Oregon Community College Sheldon-Jackson College fSitka, Alaskaj Sheldon-Jackson College fSitka, Alaskaj Sheldon-Jackson College QSitka, Alaskaj Eugene Bible College Columbia Christian College Lane Community College Concordia Lutheran College Western Baptist College Northwest College of the Bible Puget Sound College of the Bible Concordia Lutheran College Multnomah School of the Bible Northwest College of the Bible Puget Sound College of the Bible Columbia Christian College Northwest Christian College Alumni Multnomah School of the Bible Western Baptist College W L 13 15 4 6 V T Q T ,Aa aw ' x Standing: Robert Barton, Dave Arthun, Mark Campbell, John Richardson, Mark Meuser, Rod Tinnel. Kneeling Ed Sutter, Dick Palaniuk, Clif Kimball, Daryl Maloch. Not pictured: Coach Jim Womack in C3 iz. -a VESYFWS JFFEQ ,inf 'PKK' -,929 fx. 6' . FEI:-W ,V LQ X Q '.-J QW ' . . - A W .n-reu.,,z,,, in N ,' -l if P 1 1 'Q U Q aj 9' +V v. 1 ,, gffigl, -1 Wm- . 4: Kfir- 5 gk! kx 4' 'W' 04x - 2 lf!!! j Z 7 XA Rally Girls: Pam Bethard, Joanne Donis, Linda Albritton, Cheryl Albritton. uf,bf Yiav ' Vi 'Vi -5.-1gii 'f 'i.vn ' 5 A 1 paw i f:.L,-I . , b- - If gjgxfii ' -1-ffabsf-55, 14 f1j:,:'..l',-JE --,-f,+,q+,ga 3 ,, , 1 . . df? 3' -. lf! ifflL1,f?3giix,a ,'1j' iQ ,' -- 'fir' T2 - E -N- 53'1 ,jsiel 74.1 1-M -vw u-M.ff 2.'1fvf. if ' ' V'w-gf-'. .f? '5 Q,-f?. 'f' f .K 1-V 'h3'5'El-',,4f:w X- .. f. 5 - 'Q ' if '-.4 nf 'f-4 Q ' . 1 '.' .,-'lim '53-:P -a1:i':2i2-Q. f ' -- . b f H SIGNS OF GOOD TIMES ?fsg3f:+s ,, Y ' , if M:- . 1 WH ug 5 ' ' 4, I .. 4 A F- E t , A I . F . U: I ,--A -rm A , , K , .,. , , .-.I f -- vgaffji.-s-g'r,,5'fTT! ' '- ' I.. V ,, X Y.. , ' :rl-Elf ' v .1 H, 1, A A , X A., -nf'.1:.p A . ' M - Q if I 'f -,1.,..1'1- -F, 1 fl-tg 35 New Men's Dormitory ' . F A' I gf li lx T ' : : 5 g h E ? -, i by 11 Hanby Helpers B urke-Griffeth 5 a,,. 5 ai' Hanby .-... wig The women of Burke Hall are from the left: First row, Chris French, Bonnie Helgeson, Diane Bridgeman, Barbara Lawrence, Merrilee Painter, Noni Burr, Debbie Hanna, Amy Adams, Dawn Webster, Linda Bowman, Linda Drung. Second row, Rose Powell, Zola Ehlers, Gloria Mayoh, Lori Rickert, Max Vancil, Christie Cole, Jane Curfman, Kathy Lee, Cindy Hall, Julie Carroll. if '95 if B Freely, freely we have received, freely, freely we give. We go in His nameg and because we believe, others will know that He lives. He forgave our sins in Jesus' name. We've been born again in Jesus' name. And in Jesus' name we come to you to spread His love as He told us to do. Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on Thee. Isaiah 26:13. Then there's us . . . Chapman Hall. I'd like to tell you about the most dedi- cated, hard working group of guys at NCC, but instead I shall tell you of the men of Chapman. We contribute our fair share of noise pollution and receive our greenslips just as the other halls, but enough of generalizing. The main eiort made this year was for unity in the hall. We all felt the need and importance to get along with each other, and we made efforts toward that unity. An overnight retreat, to Little River Christian Camp, brought us all a little closer together. Chapman Hall, hopefully, will continue to grow closer together and obtain a little more of that Christian unity in the future. And Jesus wept. John 11:35 The men of Chapman Hall are from the left: First row, Gordon Wolf, Loren Doty, Daryl Maloch. Second row, Jay Mulkey, Paul Freeman, Mom and Pop May. Third row, Stan Peterson, Steve Martin, Mike Miner, Steve Linscome, Dave Wilson, Tonk Fisher. Third row, Dan Bayer. f. ....-?.--- aac utwaggi ,Pls . e vw -L n.1 2 C X In Childers' Hall this year we have found a new depth of unity. Although come from locations as far apart as Nigeria and Micronesia, with Iowa betwll and from theological leanings and backgrounds which are fairly diverse, we have learned to overlook our differences and look to the Lord for our unity. Through Jesus Christ we love one another. We owe Him all the many hours happy fellowship that we have had in studying the Word of God and in sharin and in prayers. We pray that this kind of love and oneness will be in our ho for all the years to come as well as in the houses of our brothers and sister O Q ChI'iSt. 8 I E sh And they devoted themselves to the apostle's teaching and fellowship, to tha breaking of bread and the prayers. Acts 2:42. 72. '73 m J The men of Childers Hall are from the left: Top, Mark Widmer, Dennis Sullivan, Keary Doyle, Mark Tillotson, Kim Knudeson. Middle, Doug Edwards, Mike Astley, John Mooteb, John Morgan, Denis Willett, Doug Goodwin, Mark Wolf, Jeff Johnston, Ron Woodward. Bottom, Davie Hulse, Pat Udosen. xi 1 1' is 4- fait V12 a ,. Ai' s 3 7 ' -, ,sf P ' Q X FJ 1 QQ, I O. ,-.1-1 --., ' ,in f UAL HMV ' ' , 9' ..- ' Ty.:--H' .f- - fill ' , Y , ' fi Hu' E X 'N ' I sfkzef-H . O. 1' -af --W--,gif TQ?-:ffl L X . E - .... -,.fg!5Q-5 : 'iii ' 1 xg-.1 less 1, ' ps,-L. X Afif. ,i:gi,fi5 Y, 1- il -5 :59 ' 'A 5' Y I, . -1 .. - iff F ji - Y 1 , , 4 - me 'Q 'N V '-- w 'W-'UF' Wx ',,. , - F 1 -:V .V .Y .-- 73. 5-'fbi 4 N L' ' :.ii! ',ls ,. ' CONVENANT HOUSE: left to right: Roberta Edson, Brenda Kriger, Kathleen Morrison, Karen Russell, Patty Perkins But seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these rthings shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33. Y 1 ...M 'Hi fffdf The men of Crusader House are from the left: First row, Paul Tapp, Ed Praegitzer. Second row, Lloyd Kirry, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Meuser, Doug Priest, Rick Rogers. Third row, Dave Bruce, Larry Love, Doug Harvey, Bob Clark, Randy Nunnelee. But how are men to call upon him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him whom they have not heard? And how are they to hear without a preacher? And how can men preach unless they are sent? So faith comes from what is heard, and what is heard comes from the preaching of Christ. Romans 10:14-15a, 17. Crusader House: Thanks for the memories! Turkey. .cards. .cold sleeping porches. .Warthog calls. . new. house parents. .long house meet- ings. .bacon lover. . incense. .ducks. .lots of music. .Rabbits. . chasing Germans. .parking tickets. . erudite and dumb awards. . Christmas parties . . eraser fights. . granola and soybeans. .bathrobes in the capeteria. . service project. .fireplace talks. . seranading. .fire extinguisher. . U. M. O. C. .keet. . duke it out! . . incompletes. .broken finger. .funda- manentalist. . B. B. B. . . Zeke. . shaving cream pies. . engagement. . swal- lowing Skoal. .long talks. .baptisms. . ARNK. .wrestling. . shower! ! . . forgetting tests. . sports. . Girl of the Week. .Lots of studies. .candles. . devotions. .ping-pong. .lots of laughs. .house duty 4416. . screams down the hallway. .growing together in every-day experiences and being united in the love of Christ. F' DOUGLAS HOUSE: Shirley Linder, Ann Radey, Colleen Wolf, Sal Ingstad, Dad and Mom Malsey 81 The life of the Hanby Honeybees encompasses a variety of areas. A few of these follow: Adjusting to and accepting a roomey's many idiosyncrasies in SHARING-- DISCIPLINE- REALIZING-- thoughts--struggles all night studying personal abilities fears--joys jogging at 11 p.m. God's power to love clothes--Annies tennis at 6 a.m. more about life devotions--prayers eating constantly Christ's redemption. But above all-- fiXing our eyes on Jesus the author and perfector of the faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. fHeb. 12:2y The women of Hanby House are from the left: First row, Carol Hammond, Jan Henry, Nancy Davidson. Second row, Debbie Newton, Renee Holcomb, Mom Patrick, Diana Dewey, Debbie Pack, Carol J udlcins, Connie Cox, Vicki Fletcher, Donna Perl, Eileen Beitzel. Third row, Maralee Church, Jan Priest, Linda Leonard, Libby Wolgamott, Ginger Moore, Sue Bentley, Becky Squire. ah, The women of Hendricks Hall are from the left: First row, Debbie Maxfield, Linda Albritton, Robyn Powell, Lois Garcia, Laura Nesseth. Second row, Sally Peyree, Helen Gerg, Joanne Donis, Vanessa Albaugh, Kathy Temple. Third row, Nancy Skiles, Linda Albaugh. Fourth row, Cheryl Albritton, Kay Crewse, Pam Bethard, Debbie Bailey, Lori Cournoyer, Marilyn Duncan. Hendricks: Fire! Who yelled fire? That's no fire, someone just passed their candle. Candle? Who did?! Maybe it's Linda Albaugh or Nancy. How about Helen or Jan? I bet it's Marilyn, Kathy, or Laura. I thought it was Robyn, Kay or Marcia. No, they're gone with Waylighters. Anyway Robyn's already engaged. I know it's Linda Albritton, Cheryl, Pam, or Jo. You dumby, they're practicing for rally. Besides, Cheryl already passed her candle. Then it must have been Lois or Debbie. No, I think it was either Lori, Chellee or Sally. Sally only burns popcorn. Then it had to be either Vannessa or Debbie Maxzfield, except Debbie left after winter term and Vannessa passed her candle already too. Well who was it. Forget it girls, the dorm just burned down. This fire that we show in crazy ways has also mellowed into a deep warmth for others. We share this in one way through our service project with our brother hall, Chapman, at Emerald Nursing Home. We also pray that ourwarmth and love for Christ has been and will continue to be shared with everyone around us wherever we go. Rejoice in the Lord alwaysg again I will say, Rejoice. Let all men know your forbearance. The Lord is at hand. Have no anxiety about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which passes all understanding, will keep your hearts and your minds in Christ J esus. Philippians 4:4-7. ' The women of Hill House are from the left: Doresa Addington, Dad Blackwell, Sue Vogel, Chrystal Blackwell, Sue Motsinger, Sheryl Blackwell, Betty Morford. I- The four of us live together, and we're always sitting up late at night and talk- ing about various things. But, almost all of the time we are sharing our past, and day to day experiences with the Lord. We haven't known each other Very long, but we are able to share, because of the one uniting factor in our lives, which is Jesus Christ. The joy of the Lord is my strength. Neh. 8:10. Hoven House has not been promised with skies that are always blue, or with days that have no toil or temptation. But they have been promised an undying love! And through that undying love it sings, and plays football, and laughs, and cries, and then it shares that love with the kids at Skipworth, and with its sisters at Douglas, Rehm, and Hill, and finds that love even more in its mom. Hoven House is a bunch of guys all doing the work of Christ and finding that un- dying love in all that they do. Hoven is a friend to all, because the undying love they've found comes from Christ, and it's in His name we share it with you. From the left. First row: Darel Schrom, Don Brabham, Gary Smith. Second row: Steve Comstock, Doug Carothers, Don Phillips, Doug Uno. Third row: Joel Baird, Steve Bryant, Bob Walker, Duke Gersema Curt Wells. Fourth row: Charles Beckham, Doc Krebs, Ron Naff, Bob Case, Dale Skinner, Don Wiltfong, Mom Richart, Bill Jennison, Ken Acton, Richard Rogers, Terry Bollenbaugh Y - Y, ,, ,.-.,.,.. ,ii ,,.. ff. l l 1 I-.5 9:3-i r W QW? 5 1 W Do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day. Matt. 6:34. Our house might groan when someone will say, bite the wall, but it is the place where God intended for us to meet. We have found joy in sharing with Our brother house, Warner, our sister house, Covenant, and the people at Green Valley Nursing Home. Although we might have bad days we are always brought back to Jesus through a bond of love. We pray that people will not judge us by the appearance of our house but by the love we have therein. The women of Kellems House are from the left: First row, Jima Nickels, Vicki Carr, Janeice Scofield, Marcia Benedict, Cindy Hovey. Second row, Elaine Barton, Alice Price, Katy Evans, Tawny Bohn, Mom Womack. as 095 422'-J 'VJ 1'- 5 .it , E 5 l .. l is The Women of McGavran Hall are from the left: Q First row, Sue Wilson, Jenny Hoffine, Linda Cosgrave, Officer Lovall, Denise Kidd, Betty Schmid, Penny Schiffman, Adra Vodden. Second row, Mona Bradley, Dana Fleenor, Lisa Hausotter, Debbie Lovell, Evelyn Weare, Ellen Falk. Third row, J eanean Allen, Renate Hines, Bev Maxfielcl, Linda Riese, Emy Thornton, Merna Dewey. McGavran: Seven guitars with lots of singing, stuffed animals in the hall, sunflower seeds in West. Civ. class, the crime committee, foot flushings and tubbings, the Wallbanger family, the boner award, serenading our brother hall, date devotions, house parties, the bat phone. There was the exercises followed by snacks at midnight, an all night typing marathon. . . rejoicing together, cry- ing together, praying together, but most of all McGavran is 20 sisters sharing, loving and growing in the Lord. See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God, and so we are. I John 3:1. 87 V 11 ,U-:ga ffl. ' fb, ib.1'1vv1?'4El'fL l a Q ,---..Q1 va. L- m e . '-f...,3 MM L E tm' The women of Moon Hall are from the left: First row, Liz Tumbleson, Zanne Ehlers, Caralie Larkin, Esther Robbins, Gail Lutes, Jackie Kimball, Kathy Townsend. Second row, Julie Maitland, Libby Waldroop, Lori Ciumingham, Debbie Smith. Third row, Janet Thayer, Pam Abrell, Donna Black, Barb Brintnall, Lea Polastro, Yasuko Shozen, Kathi Knox, Mrs. Barnhart, Hall friend. Moon: Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is Moon is N laughing, singing, sharingg twenty-three girls caring. wearing the Mickey Mouse hatg fire drills and things like that. caroling to Woodyard Hallg chocolates and eating them all. service at Good Sami' studying for an O. T. exam. a haunted house that scaresg remembering each other in prayers. a personality upon each doorg house meetings and previews and more. living in one accord--, Working together to serve our Lord. So we, though many, are one body in Christ, 12:5. and individually members one of another. Rom. Rehm: Sky-rocket Sis-boom-bah! Rehm-Rowdies-Rehm Rowdies Rah-rah-rah! ! . . .is the signal for a meeting of the Rehm Rowdies. The four of us, though small in number made all sizes of noises--especially at the hall activities late at night. Our home is fun and different and contains a number of strange and unusual things: eaves--dropping closet, laughing and or noise-making room, Spider's Home, a D.Q. queen, and a turquoise and purple room! We all share two things in common: 1. Our love for Christ, and with God as our nucleus, we strengthen our bonds among ourselves and others. 2. Food! !. Yes, in that order. The women of Rehm House are from left: Dad Matson, Shelly Bergum, Greg Matson, Dorthy Baker, Wendy Matson, Joshua Matson, Mom Matson, Joanne McGovern, Julie Jessee. The men of Rice Hall are from the left: First row, Marty LaRue, Gary Sands, Jack Kessler, Tom Sherwood. Second row, Dwight Hille, Dan Patton, John Dahlquist, Jim Fones, Alan Reynolds, Gary Horn. Third row, Stewie Perry, Allen Darrow, Marc Tintsman, Charlie Beckham, Mike Weare, Gary Bisbee, Dave Arthun, Gerald Langstraat, Ernie Bush. vt: at L-M-A , Q 'k 4 mxx -5i,,.Lz kt . 5 I 1 K rin. The men of Warner Hall are left to right: Sitting, Tom DeWolf, Mark GOH, Steve Purcerg Standing, Bill Ashburn, Ed Sutter, Del Harris, Mark Botsford, Phil Warner, Gene Hill, Chuck Carr, Dave Schlegel. 91 ,-,, I ' ' 1 -Aix A p ,. 3,'-ffgalx -741.1 1-:gif , .as ' .ing 4 gqdi. Y ',, jg. ' .M -.J '-.L -, -- . g 'l'. -'-:l'i'4- S1 ww-3. -' ' wa,--..-..-.I vez- iw i - .- 'N -- 1 ' 5 Q' A qugfgp-1 mg. x.: c-41' The women of Wells Hall are from the left: First row, Peggy McCurdy, Ann Dustrude, Lorna McGhehey, Sheryl Hilborn, Nancy Hanger. Second row, Karen Berggren, assoc. Karen Walder, assoc. , Karen Moore, Kathy McMahon, assoc. , Claudia Connolly, Sue Wirick, Twyla Fultz, Denise Goodwin, Linda Niiranen. Third row, Carolyn McKinney, Janice Giorgi, Connie Wininger, Suzanne Furrer, Sandy Jackson, Becky Weddle, Pat Asquith, Joan Prickett. X ! L fp Q it Winzip ft as Q ' E NAV: WELLS Wells Hall has grown to acknowledge that there are two main parts of our lives. These are fellowship and study. Our activities exhibit these as we spend time in study hall, do exercises in the hall, and have hour long devotions. We share our enthusiasm with our brothers at House Parties. Excess energy is often released in tubbings, etc. Our main is to serve Jesus Christ, who gave everything for us. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing. Know ye that the Lord He is God: it is He that hath made us, and not we ourselves. We are His people and the sheep of His pastures. Enter into his gates with thanksgiving and, into his courts with praise: be thankful unto Him and bless His name. For the Lord is goodg his mercy is everlasting: and His truth endureth to all generations. Psalms 100. Woodyard Hall, home of the Maud Squad, has been blessed with a mighty love for the Lord. From sharing with our sister Moonbeams-in-service projects and devotions, to hosting a Christmas Party for underprivileged children, we grew closer to the Lord. Led by our President, Ken Marsh, V. P. Nick Nott, and Sec. -Treas. Charlie Kamilos, we did something. We shared the Monkey Division Award, for the out- standing accomplishment. Frank Loyd led us in a rich year of devotions. Though we may never meet again, our brotherhood will last a life time. In all your ways acknowledge him and he shall direct your paths. Proverbs 3:6. The men of Woodyard Hall are from the left: First row, Marion Tabor, Mont Smith, Nick Nott, Brent Powell. Second row, Dave Alloway, Simeon Zebedee, Mitch Geisert, Henry Asuquo, Ken Marsh. Third row, Gary Graff, Steve Pattison, Charlie Kamilos, Clancy Howard, Bruce Blickle, John Bartron, Frank Loyd, George Lanwi, Joe Wittwer. WRIGHT HALL - our hall - What is its purpose? To sponsor a brawling football squad ? To --promote co-ed parties. To perpetuate those fantastic house meetings or frantically rush over to B-G to bellow at the girls hanging from their windows ? To tumble down to the basement for Bible studies and prayer? Well. . .that's us, on the outside, but there's more --- My prayer for all of them is that they will be of one heart and mind, just as you and I are, Father-- that just as you are in me and I am in you, so they will be in us, and the world will believe you sent me. QJohn 17:2l-- THE LIVING B11BLEl We're here to show God's love to the world. The men of Wright Hall are from the left: First row, Mom and Pop May, Calvin Ross, Dan Gupton, Gary Cheatam, Arvin Bradley, Randy Russell. Second row, Rich Brown, Greg Smith, Chuck Peterson, Bob Clark, Don Dewey, Randy Hall, Gary Knox, Arnold Bradley, Stan Wesolowski, Roger Bray, Doug Skinner, David Taylor, Mark Smith. F 1 1111. 1 1 1,1 -511f111 '1 13. '11 A 1 1 1 1' .1 111 11 ur , 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 11 11 1 I. A. 11m11 11 H 1111HH ' V 1 1 NN 1-W7-1H. 1111v1 -' HM31 1 I1 --.111'jQ11Q1M1gg11g 1 , 11 119.2 1-511: W 11.15, 11, J, W11 -. 1, . 111!! 1 11 1 A, 'sw' 1 1 M1121 1' V5,1'- LQ 1 111, 1 -'1r, i f V .pn -. f -6- 'FE' h a ,gn -2.9 W fjr., fl- 2. fl -BW' 12 V 55' '-v ' .-'cf JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, not pictured: Doug Uno, President, Doug Carothers, Vice-President, Barbara Brintnall, Secretaryg Karen Walder, Treasurer, Faculty Advisor, Song Rhee. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: from the left, Randy Gill, President, Margaret Kuykendall, Secretary, Don Phillips, Treasurer, Dave Debow, Vice-President. Faculty advisor, not pictured, Kilbert Kistler. -3-Y g- g, 1' ag. Q ,ZH if ew x M1 pw -E- EZELR if: A ' E533 iii? 1 ft, WE: 356 421: Mark Allan Campbell Eugene, Oregon Robert Lowell Case Santa Ana, California Velmer O. Dewey Eugene, Oregon Karen Marie Dobbins Cheney, Washington David L. DeBow Eugene, Oregon Deborah Kay Doty Eugene, Oregon Jo Ellen Erickson Eugene, Oregon Jerome Carl Fischer, Jr. Monmouth , Oregon Christina Rae French Beaverton, Oregon William Bruce Fulton Grangeville, Idaho James Randall Gill John Henry Gray Eugene, Oregon Andra Lee Gutendorf Portland, Oregon Rhea-Daire J acquelyn Hathaway E ugene, Oregon Lloyd Prescott Kirry HI Eugene ' Oregon Olympia, Washington Margaret Jean Kuykendall Yamhill, Oregon 527 7575! ,rf 'Q fx Rebecca Katherine Loudon Sacramento, California Carol Ann Lyda Turner, Oregon Kathleen R. MacKenzie Kennewick, Washington Daryl Lynn Maloch Antioch, California 10 Terry Lee Malsey Eugene, Oregon Kenneth Ray Marsh West Linn, Oregon Mark LeRoy Meuser Monroe, Oregon Marcia Lynne Miller Dufur, Oregon Richard Gary Morgan Medford, Oregon Charles Lee Olmsted Hermiston, Oregon Laurence D. Pew Eugene, Oregon Donald Regan Phillips Blue River, Oregon F. Brent Powell Medford, Oregon Janet Marie Rettke Independence, Oregon John Paul Richardson Eugene, Oregon ' 'T-U Gary Lynn Rose Eugene, Oregon Larry L. Russell Springfield, Oregon Elizabeth Lynn Schmid Lorane, Oregon l 5, 5 2 1 L H. Deral Schrom Eugene, Oregon Gary Eugene Smith Eugene, Oregon Vernon Lee Smith Goldsboro, North Carolina Edwin Wilfred Snyder Springfield, Oregon Daniel Richard Inoue Sparkman Eugene, Oregon Christy Lee Stock Eugene, Oregon Nat Ellis Stock Eugene, Oregon Marion James Tabor Suthelrlin, Oregon Marc Richard Tinstman San Diego, California Edwin Eugene Weekly Eugene, Oregon Susan Beth Wilson J efferson, Oregon Susan Marlene Wirick Reedsport, Oregon Joe Kenwood Wittwer Sweet Home, Oregon Dwight Lee Woodruff Harrisburg, Oregon 10 tl dl 'Q N L21 M Hw- 1, 72 ' W Z N: T Y E ' ' ,.fN', JH Egg -'mx 'HP , iH,,'-,'gf 1 H' W l' 1 - T wrw L N ' 1 : ' I ,-gilt. w fin- , ,yi L, 5 V gm . f5 2i3??5N1 ' gk 'v r Burning the morgage note on B.G IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR Top: Karen Walder, Treas. Barbara Brintnall, Sec. Bottom: Doug Uno, Pres. Doug Carothers, V. Pres Linda Albaugh Portland, Ore. Linda Albritton Monmouth, Ore. Dave Alloway Turner, Ore. John Andrews Elkton, Ore. John Bartron Pendleton, Ore. Paul Batchelder Edmonds , Wash. Dan Bayer Hollywood, Cal. Karen Berggren Hillsboro, Ore. Don Brabham Springfield, Ore. Sue Brabham Springfield, Ore. Marsha Brewer Medford, Ore. Barbara Brintnall Stockton, Cal. Steve Bryant Albany, Ore. Doug Carothers Hillsboro, Ore. Nick Castillo Springfield, Ore. Sue Chally La Grande, Ore. Bob Clark Merced, Cal. Kay Crewse Portland, Ore. Abraham Daniel Kerala, India Don Dewey Merced, Cal. Marv Dixon Eugene, Ore. Zola Ehlers Willows , Cal. Kimi, T53 Sew 'SS Jackie Everett Porterville, Cal. Andrew Gosser Eugene, Ore. Franceen Gosser Eugene , Ore. Doug Harvey Cheney, Wash. Geoffery Hazel Ormond Beach, F1 Dwight Hille Kennewick, Wash. Gary Horn Sanger, Cal. Anita Kimball Springfield, Ore. Roger Krebs Tacoma, Wash. Steve Lauch Eugene , Ore. Steven Laqoyin Eugene, Ore. Shirley Linder Fresno, Cal. Lawrence Love Eugene, Ore. James Matson Eugene, Ore. Ron Naff Hermiston, Ore Nick Nott Eugene, Ore. Dwight Olson Ontario, Ore. Nancy Pew Eugene, Ore. Doug Priest Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Ron Proctor Dallas , Ore. Dan Robbins Eugene , Ore. Keith Silence Eugene, Ore. Nancy Skiles Portland, Ore. Dale Skinner Auburn, Wash. David Snare Eugene, Ore. Nancy Stover Weiser, Ida. Gerald Lang Straat Selma, Cal. Robert Thompson Dallas , Ore. Douglas Uno Santa Ana, Cal. Linda Voelsch Eugene, Ore. Karen Walder Pendleton, Ore . Curt Wells Portland, Ore. Stan Wesolowski Vancover, Wash. Coleen Wolf Sanger, Cal. 1? Gordon Wolf Sanger, Calif. Gary Woods Eugene, Ore. Judith Woods Eugene, Ore. I P F 119 J' E i i of :- ,QL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, seated, from the left, John Morgan, Treasurerg Doug Skinner, Presidentg standing, Roseanne Ehlers, Vice- President. Not pictured: Vanda Smith, Secretaryg Faculty advisor, Robert Powell. Pain Abrell Lebanon, Ore . Ken Acton El Cajon, Cal. Vanessa Albaugh Portland, Ore. J eanean Allen Oakridge, Ore. William Ashburn Eugene, Ore. Mike Astley Nairobi, Kenya Okon Akpan No Picture Francis Asuquo Eugene, Ore. Joel Baird No Picture Ken Ball Eugene, Ore. Tom Baker Springfield, Ore Lynne Barnes Eugene, Ore. Vicki Bean Beaverton, Ore. J. D. Blackwell Eugene, Ore. Bruce Blickle Zion, I11. Mona Bradley Nezperce, Ida. Reggie Brady Tigard, Ore. Diane Bridgeman Albany, Ore . Fred Brown Bonanza, Ore. David Bruce Walla Walla, Wash. Ernie Bush Boise, Ida. Julie Carroll Twin Falls, Ida. Robert Cheap Springfield, Ore. Maralee Church Newport, Ore. Christie Cole Springfield, Ore . Steve Comstock No Picture Lawrence Conrad Springfield, Oregon Linda Cosgrave Fresno, California Connie Cox Bozeman, Montana Lori Cournoyer Albany, Ore. Lori Cunningham Roseburg, Ore. Donald Dodson Eugene, Ore. Marilyn Duncan Sacramento, Calif. 12 4 Douglas Edwards Tillamook, Ore. Zanne Ehlers Willows , Cal. Peter Ekong Eugene, Ore. Richard Everingham Eugene , Ore. Ellen Falk Eugene, Ore. Twyla Fultz Mill City, Ore. Debra Hanna Powell Butte, Ore. Kathy Hart Junction City, Ore. Sheryl Hilborn Dallas , Ore. Susie Hill Eugene, Ore. Davey Hulse Dufur , Ore. Greg Hunt Dexter, Ore. .1533 ,. 3 .,,-,.. 2 Yu Us Carolyn Iff Lake Oswego, Ore. Mary Jacobsen Salem, Ore. William J ennison Boise, Ida. Julie Jessie Burns Lake British Columbia Eddy J inkins Eugene, Ore. Charles Kamilos Sacramento, Cal. Jackie Kimball Grangeville, Ida. Gary Knox Milton-Freewater, Ore Kim Knudeson Hermiston, Ore . Barbara Lawrence Deary, Ida. Debbee Lovell San Carlos, Cal. Frank Loyd Vancover, Wash. .lj 125 Kathryn McMahon Milwaukie, Ore. Steve Martin Portland, Ore. Al Masterson Ontario, Ore. Paul Millard Springfield, Ore. John Morgan Portland, Ore. Joanne McGovern Mission Viejo, Cal Beverly Maxfield Eugene, Oregon Laura Nesseth Roseburg, Ore. Randolph Nunnelee Del Mar, Cal. Debbie Pack Kalispell, Mo. Walter Parsons Springfield, Ore. Bob Partlow Eugene, Ore. Dan Powell Modesto, Cal. Robyn Powell Eugene, Ore. Joan Prickett Hillsboro, Ore. Janice Priest Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Richard Rogers Pendleton, Ore. Vicki Ross Soldotna, Alaska J aneice Scofield Santa Cruz, Cal. Nancy Seward Nyssa, Ore. Douglas Skinner Glendale, Cal. Mark Smith The Dalles, Ore. Vanda Smith Ontario, Ore . R. Larry Snow Boise, Ida. H. Grant Spies Springfield, Ore. Lawrence Stratton Eugene, Ore. J an Stock Sweet Home, Ore. Dennis Sullivan No Picture Janet Thayer Junction City, Ore James Thompson Roseburg, Ore. Kathy Townsend No Picture Edet Udo No Picture Edem Udoh Eugene, Oregon Adra Vodden Roseburn, Oregon William Wade Eugene, Oregon Laura Works Eugene, Oregon H5 Wjinh 1 A .9 .Q fem :N W , E. r ' F Q ' 11' 'vs 'X , X,-,V 1' 2 , -' .rw X Q Q K -, ln , 'X X at ' .. I ' 'Ni FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, from the left, Doug Goodwin, Vice-Presidentg Debbie Smith, Secretaryg Robert Betzer, Treasurerg Gary Smith, President. Not pictured: Faculty Advisor, William Richardson. A t N XXTX '1 A x 'S' ' ' Q ' we -'VZ' ' 1' 1- .Wi - kN s X I 1 v, 9 ' . 3 X 3. -., , 1 3 .f . 4 A . ,Xi X 'jg f xx - Y: X , sg -va .- , , ,Q . A 5 E ij. A ,ow ' -Q, 'K Y 'Q' ' 5 Doresa Addington La Grande, Ore. Amy Adams Springfield , Ore. John Alban Eugene, Ore. Cheryl Albritton Monmouth, Ore. Dave Arthun Joliet, Mo. Debra Asbra Eugene, Ore. Patrica Asquith Dayton, Ore. Henry O. Asuquo Eugene., Ore. Debra Bailey Portland, Ore. Dorthy Baker Hillsboro, Ore. Bob Barton Springfield, Ore. Elaine Barton Rainier, Ore. Eileen Beitzel Palous , Wash. Pam Bethard Miami, Florida Charles Beckham Tacoma, Wash. Marcia Benedict Vancover, Wash. Sue Bentley Medford, Ore. Shelley Bergum Billings , Mo. Robert Betzer Hillsboro, Ore. Gary Bizbee Independence, Ore. Donna Black Spokane, Wash. xxx .f Randal Blakely Roseburg, Ore . Tawny Bohn Billings, Mo. Terry Bollenbaugh Madras , Ore. Roger Bray Blackfoot, Ida. Richard Brown Glendale, Cal. Noni Burr Bend, Ore. Linda Bowman Butte , Mo. Arnold Bradley Albany, Ore. Arvin Bradley Albany, Ore. Susan Byers Springfield, Oregon Greg Campbell Eugene, Ore. Vicki Carr John Day, Ore. 4 Gary Cheatham Wichita, Ka. Sharon Cheney Eugene, Ore. Elleen Conley Eugene , Ore. Claudia Connolly Portland, Ore. Thomas Criswell Eugene, Ore. Jane Curfman Olympia, Wash. Allen Darrow Klamath Falls, O Nancy Davis Wichita, Ka. Diane Dewey Merced, Cal . Merna Dewey Crabtree, Ore . Tom De Wolf Glendora, Cal. Bryan Dobbins Cheney , Wash. re. , , ,-,,E ?i 'Z Joanne Donis Portland, Ore. Loren Doty Milwaukie, Ore. Douglas Dowdy Dexter, Ore. John Drullinger Junction City, Ore Linda Drung Ashland, Ore. Paul Durfee Meridian, Ida. Ann Dustrude Marcola, Ore. Roberta Edson Exira, Ida. Catherine Evans Lakeside, Cal. Dana Fleanor Tokyo, Japan Vicki Fletcher Hillsboro , Ore. James Fones Salem, Ore. Paul Freeman Mill City, Oregon Suzanne Furrer Portland, Ore. Lois Garcia Sunnyside, Wash. Barbara Gaslin Coquille, Ore. Mitch Geisert North Bend, Ore. Helen Greg Portland, Ore. Douglas Gersema Boise, Ida. Janice Giorgi Camarillo, Cal. Mark Goff Buhl, Ida. Denise Goodwin Coquille, Ore. WWW 3 1 ,gh W is 'N 'fa Henna F in 1 , Douglas Goodwin Lacey, Wash. Robert Gross Salem, Ore. Dan Gupton Willows , Cal. Cindy Hall Eugene, Ore. Randy Hall Eugene, Ore. Nancy Hanger No Picture Delmer Harris New York Liza Hausotter Roseburg, Ore. Bonnie .Helgesori Warren, Ore. Lori Helmick Tillamook, Ore. Janet Henry Nampa, Ida. Renata Hines Ontario, Ore. Jenny Hoffine Salt Lake City, Utah Judy Horton Gaylord, Ore. Cindy Hovey Boise, Ida. Clarence Howard Spokane, Wash. Paul Ikhalo Eugene, Ore. Sarah Ingstad Walla Walla, Wash. Sandy Jackson Los Angeles, Cal. J eH Johnson Portland, Ore. Carol J udkins Prosser, Wash. J il' Jack Kessler Cave Junction, Ore. Denise Kidd Klamath Falls, Ore. Cliff Kimball Springfield, Ore. Steve Kirkwood Seattle, Wash. Kathi Knox Milton-Freewater, Ore Brenda Kriger Springfield, Ore . Caralie Larkin Harrisburg, Ore. Marty La.Rue The Dalles, Ore. Kathy Lee Monroe, Ore. Linda Leonard Palouse, Wash. Steve Linscome Modesto, Cal.. Mark Lopez Los Altos, Cal. 40 Robert Lovern Eugene, Ore. Gail Lutes Springfield, Ore Joan Madison Dunsmuir, Cal. Julie Maitland Tacoma, Wash. Debra Maxfield Eugene, Ore. Gloria Mayoh Chehalis , Wash. Peggy McCurdy Jefferson, Ore. Lorna McGahee Jefferson, Ore. Carolyn McKinney Ontario, Ore. Alvin Miller Springfield, Ore. Michael Miner Eugene, Ore. Norma Minnick Richland, Wash. Michael Monoghan Eugene , Ore. Ginger, Moore Amity, Ore. Karen Moore Portland, Ore. Dawn Morris The Dalles, Ore. Kathleen Morrison San Diego, Cal. Susan Motsinger Springfield, Ore. J ay Mulkey Salem, Ore. Debbie Newton Dinuba, Cal. Virginia Nichols Chula Vista, Cal. 42 James Osborne Springfield, Ore. Merrilee Painter Eugene, Ore. Stephen Pattison Sixes , Ore. Dan Patton The Dalles, Ore. Patti Perkins Kent, Wash. Donna Perl Roseburg, Ore. Chuck Peterson Independence, Ore. Stan Peterson Independence, Ore . Steven Petty Sally Peyree Independence, Ore. Rose Powell Deer Lodge, Mont. Edward Praegitzer Dallas , Ore. E Alice Price Santa Monica, Cal. Steve Purcer Lafayette, Ore. Alan Reynolds Eugene, Ore. Linda Riese Sandpoint, Id. Jerry Robertson Eugene, Ore. Karen Russell Corvallis, Ore. Gary Sands Corvina, Cal. Penny Schiffman Portland, Ore . Dave Schlegel Aloha, Ore. Steve Seger Springfield, Ore. Dennis Shaw Palouse, Wash. Mary Ann Shean Grants Pass, Ore. 14 Thomas Sherwood Torrance, Cal. Debby Smith Salem, Ore. J odene Smith Tillamook, Ore. Mont Smith Monroe, Ore . Ron Smith Dexter, Ore. Danny Spencer Lowell, Ore. Rebecca Squier Milwaukie, Ore. Mark Sustello Eugene, Ore. Ed Sutter Dallas, Ore. Paul Tapp San Jose, Cal. JUS g.szs,g , 1 xm , 1 , .W H il H ,fu ll. lay. K A S141 m C fwjwll 55 David Taylor Wichita, Ka. Kathy Temple Phoenix, Ariz . Mark Tillotson John Day, Ore. Liz Tumbleson El Cajon, Cal. Maxcille Vancil Springfield, Ore Libby Woldroop Salem, Ore . Bob Walker Springfield, Ore Garth Walling Shelby , Mo. Phil Warner Eugene, Ore. Evelyn Weare Hines , Ore. 46 Mike Weare Burns, Ore. Becky Weddle Jefferson, Ore. Mark Widmer Tillamook, Ore. Denis Willett The Dalles, Ore. Susan Wilson Gaston, Ore. Donald Wiltfong E1 Cajon, Cal. Connnie Wininger Ontario, Ore. Mark Wolf Portland, Ore. Carolyn Wolgamott Coguille, Ore. Ronald Woodward Port Orchard, Wash N Jn 'S EQ tag 14 48 .Hale Panama Russell Albert Richard Asuquo Anthony Bassey Shelly Bulhken Sherry Brazda Naomi Burnham Ray Crump Ted E. Dav1s Daniel Dewey Delvin Ford ,QA Esther Freeman Chuck Forsberg Doug Goodwin 'uv' Carol Hammond Sheryl Hume Manly Hyde Casey Johnson Joanne McGovern 1' , 5- ' George Lanivi Lorraine Rickert Kenneth McGhehey James Okon Adalea Polastro Simeon Zebedee WOMEN'S DAY in Cha el Middle' Mrs. p . . Siefke is honored as Woman of the Year. Bottom, left to right: Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Siefke, Mrs. Hatler, Mrs. Woodson, Mrs. Barnhart. , 1 vxlwsigi amiga IN HONOR OF MRS. THELMA SIEFKE Your many years of service to Christ and one of his instruments, NCC, has been an inspiration to many people, young adults especially. The student body of NCC is going to miss you. No one can really take your place. The students of NCC want to wish you the greatest of times and best of opportunities to serve your Christ at the side of your husband. IN CHRIST, NCC STUDENT BODY 5 rv 33, H v .ASEZUT as .Ju.,M Y :W Y, Yljffm Igggwmhk fl WN h m m la mx Wflz H W H H. 5353 M513 W. .g,.m..,m V H. ,1 H, - ,- -11.1-LW it , .L - , W , Mn ,, , , W , f m M 4555 U ,Wg H, :ggi ' www ,H -nl wh Ag 5 ,, ff f 5 is ffwi 2, , sf ' X ,553 ,H 1 Z w -mgsxwmh H an 1 ' 1 7 : QV.3,gasfeQ . , 1, ' 3-Mm. , ? llqwf? V 1 ' , M - 'au jf , F f jk' . ' ' 4 Exif! gg: - na' uw U' ' HW' Y jr Ly . With our theme for this year's Crusader as the Fruit of the Spirit, many of the pictures have emphasized the second fruit: J OY4-JOY OF THE LORD. It is our belief that being joyful is an important fruit of the Spirit. There may have been times when there was little to be joyful about, but we know that God does not allow anything to happen to us that cannot be used for His glory. It is our hope that you, the students of NCC, have experienced the spiritual growth that accompanies joy. Neither be ye sorry, for the joy of the Lord is your strength. Nehemiah 8:1019 -- CRUSADER STAFF if ' 'e' ' F' , 4.32 : ,FV -L ..,- ' ii ' 1 ' .gh K f M jf 157, an 5, 1,-.rv sl 531:21 ' u EF U! -7 179' F 5' 95 'N 2,1 1v.' H Pm . K 1.4 ., W, Y . E13 .A K. 5 0v.xmVa W .- 1 . 1,1 ,- -IM-515 ' - K L- 1 V Y, ,.,,5.0E4, 4 gjjzirn ia-, . 1 -U 'x, , ez?-V - - ' +1 .253 , 4 ,M ., ! ff-w gllgyf' J MA al4QSQg5dg5'W9 Aw! X X2 1 521, Li ,Lm1M L1 f - NL' I ,X ff,.ff- ' - fu err. .f:--i,l?giF MM Y, . W- ,V 4 . .-v if-1 X ,, rexrnnnns fw:w ww- if ..,,. 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