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A Wanl from the President It isalways a pleasure to add a thought or a greeting to the record of a college year, for that is what a college' annual is-the story in picture and word of a year of campus life. As I write these lines it seems that I am living the year '58-,S9 a second time. Leng before registration ever started in September there were months of planning, setting up the calendar, writing hundreds of letters to confirm faculty, staff, and lecture arrangements, spending many hours in planning conferences, living the year in prospect. Now there is the actual living of the year, busy, inspiring, wearisome, trying, gratifying. And some day in the future in looking at these pages I shall live this year again, and perhaps again. The theme of this annual, pathways, fascinates and challenges me. It reminds me Hrst of all that life is never static. There have been times, in youthful romanticism or in middle life's broad plains of toil, when one could wish for a sweet little nest somewhere in the West away from all the rest of the world. But the soul of man was made for endless progress. So rest a bit, oh my soul, and then be on the trail again. There is so much profound symbolism in the pathway: others have been this way before, leaving impres- sions for me to follow, the way takes on the character of the countryside, wide or narrow, steep up a moun- tainside or winding through a swampg the view changes constantly for the traveler as new vistas stretch out around each bend and over each ridge, along life's path are rich experiences of people and places which come only to the one who moves on and upg and at the end of the trail the steps of a good man will lead him to that celestial country where search and satisfaction are synonymous. In that land we shall forever travel and yet forever be where we wish to be. To you fellow travelers of this year ,S8-'59, may you be given the strong step and glad heart to climb the heights on paths of self-forgetful service. To you young people not yet of college years, may your pathway lead to N.N.C.'s broad campus with its learning, living, and preparation for time and eternity. To our friends everywhere, may your way be bright and blessed. JOHN E. RILEY President i Dr. and Mrs. Riley at the entmnce to the Presidente l 2 S
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Board of Regents As N.N.C. embarks on the road to a ten-year expansion and building program, much of the planning and directing of such a program rests with N.N.C.'s Board of Regents. At its semi-annual meetings the Board of Regents, under the capable leadership of Dr. B. V. Seals, deals with the various problems which face our institution. As the governing body, its actions direct the course of our college. ALASKA DISTRICT Rev. Charles Powers Fairbanks, Alaska IDAHO-OREGON DISTRICT Rev. Robert Jackson Nyssa, Oregon Rev. Raymond Kratzer Nampa, Idaho Mr. Walter Howard Emmett, Idaho Mr. Enoch Ogstad Caldwell, Idaho Rev. I. F. Younger Nampa, Idaho MINNESOTA DISTRICT Rev. Roy Stevens Minneapolis, Minnesota Mr. Orville Fischer Buffalo Lake, Minnesota Rev. Robert Harding Minneapolis, Minnesota NEVADA-UTAPI DISTRICT Rev. R. B. Sherwood Fallon, Nevada NORTFI DAKOTA DISTRICT Rev. Harry F. Taplin Bismarck, North Dakota Mr. Mervin Morehead Iillendale, North Dakota NORTHWEST DISTRICT Mr. Earl WordsIs'ortl1 Opportunity, Wasliington Rev. james R. Yount Lewiston, Idaho Dr. E. E. Zachary Yakima, Washington Rev. Philip Salisbury Clarkston, Washington Rev. Don Peterman Kennewick, Wasliington OREGON-PAClIfIC DISTRICT Rev. Duane Muth Salem, Oregon Rev. Vernon XVilcox Portland, Oregon Rev. Bertrand Peterson Oregon City, Oregon Dr. W. D. McGraw, Jr. Portland, Oregon Mr. T. S. XViley Ashland, Oregon Mr. Roy Edwards Hood River, Oregon Mr. Gordon Olsen Eugene, Oregon Room' MOUNTAIN DISTIKIC1' Rev. Murray J. Pallctt Billings, Montana Rev. Alvin I.. McQuay Billings, Montana Rev. Mendal D. Collins Cheyenne, Wyoming WIISPIINGTON PACIFIC DIST. Rev. Roy Yeidcr Seattle, Washington Mr. XV. Delmorc McDowell Mercer Island, Wasliirmgton Dr. B. V. Seals Seattle, Washingtoii Rev. Elwood Smith Kelso, Washington Mr. john E. Wordsworth Seattle, Wfashington ALUMNI IIEPRESENTATIVE Mr. Richard Lindbloom Boise, Idaho College President, EX Ofheio Dr. John E. Riley Nampa, Idaho
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