Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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WESLEY JOHNSON 'xi .1 A , I , Y!,:'i AF'-N ?7'WFfL A iifw -- 'qt - -',5'f'lfflMQ35lQ s . ,f , i V T T- 1 A 12' fi ' me-:1'pj::p'riri:w W J xwivglzw'-A r f 'Ez wi-3 V152-27522-'Eff 3' 'fkgfgifi-2 'H-W,eigfgvqfbfigfffi'vfigilfxfg .4 .1',s-ws ref-M - 'Q ft If my fs- Y . ,f is sw tw fx 1fl,laT:i 1 ' 'ax ,fs Win, ,,, , xi X 9 1 'VEf:i1ST-f-E ' Talole of Contents The Climb to Distinction - page 22 Who's Who Royalty Zeta Kappa Rho Cheers and Challenges page 50 Cheerleaders Athletics Intramurals A Mesa ot Meetings page 78 Music Orga nizations Clubs The Mountain ot Meditation Religious Emphases Religious Organizations The Crest ot Education Administration Faculty Classes A Peak ot Pleasure - Activities Residences Supporters ot the Climb - Advertisements Index Page page Page page Foreword The perpetual movement forward becomes more keenly realized when the tirst milestone has been attained and the terminus does not appear so very distant. The academic year ot I963-64 has been another step in the climb ot Northwest Nazarene College. She began as all climbers-small, indecisive. struggling, weak-but the climbing has tared her well. As she glances at the first titty years other climb, she sees that those tirst infant steps have become giants' strides in her goal to reach the top. Lead me higher. nothing dreading, ln the race to never stop: ln Thy footsteps lceep me treading, Give me grace to reach the top. The movement up lceeps the climbers excessively active. Through this year's activities. this publication ot the Oasis endeavors to show that atter titty years ot quality education . . . .. T- --V s- if fe-ww-W-iii 1g,,,13.. --::::LQ: :':1i:1 ff..m f:g:ati::'t' f fer'-'sn -if - ' ' ' -1 -5s:e,4.g'f' N5 , W fgiiig 'MF i sQ3'Amf rW 5f1fi 'i . ,tw-ig' 1, , ,, es -5 I, , if 5 '- at sg- u ,i-2:5 95 Kills? I z if--:fi ifriiift. All Lsiivifvffileiss' f ' fr ' 5 111 -if f' -s is -ft ' ' ' '- W eff f fi - ' f Tffiaf' - ' . - 'lfizslfft' ' ' 'f -' A' 'A ' A i ' Q' ' i i i i' it ii . X - .A J ff? ,, , we, A-ix .,..---e N i We have climbed the hill N The Mountain lies before us President Under Dr. Riley's strong leadership NNC con- tinues to progress upward atter titty golden years ot service. As chiet administrator, he worlss under the direction ot the Board ot Regents, plans with progressive Christian insight, and urges a re- sponse to the challenge Seek ye tirst the King- dom ot God. President Riley has capably served as college president tor eleven years. HELEN HILL Secretary to Dr. John E. Riley Row I: John Riley, Richard Lindbloom, Raymond Kratz- er, Roy Stevens, Richard Shelby, L. Wesley Johnson. Row 2: l. F. Younger, E. B. Hartley, Roy Edwards, Don Peterman, Al Loeber, Ed Kincaid. Row 3: Emmett Shields, Edward Johnson, Roy Yeider, Gordon Olsen, W. D. McGraw. Row 4: Del McDowell, Virgil Grov- er, Phil Salisbury, A. L. McQuay, Eugene Weber, Robert Jaclnson, Leo Qualls. Row 5: John Wordsworth, Betrand Peterson, Harry Taplin, Joe Wright, Roscoe Pershall, Walter Howard. Row b: Bert Daniels, Milo Arnold, Ells Bartlow, Ken Derlratz, Lester Scott, Dean Hempel, Robert Manley, Raymond Sherwood, Earl Shearer --Spf' 'WHY W Boa rd of Regents The Board ot Regents, with representatives from each ot the education districts ot our college zone, meets twice a year to discuss plans tor the tuture growth and development ot NNC. lnter- ested in all phases ot campus lite, they diligently strive to promote a superior Christian, liberal arts college, rich in academics and meaningful Chris- tian insight. BOARD OFFICERS Richard Lindbloom, secre- tary, Roy Stevens, chair- man: John E. Riley, college president: Raymond Krafz- er, vice-chairman: Richard 9 Shelby, treasurer. u n mf 'Q- Dedication Purpose of heart and patience of mind flow through your personality and lend the radiance that glows on your face. You have shown through your life the truly graceful way to aspire towards the more perfect way. The warmth of your love for each person you know and for his cares, overshadows your every action. As you live and work with the cause of Northwest Nazarene College. we learn to love and-admire your beautiful smile and tender spirit. This tribute to you is long overdue. Because you never fail to be challenged by the mountainous tasks which come your way, we feel it fitting and an extreme honor to dedicate this I964 Oasis to the devoted wife of our College President, Mrs. John E. Riley. We Salute our Honorary Guides The iagged rocks, the darlc precipices, the towering peaks, stand tor one purpose- to be conquered. The highest ot mountains and the most treacherous ascensions are those heights to which tew aspire. But, some have aspired. Some ot these brave re- turn then to lead the way tor others who want to climb the grade. So we select these valiant tew who have been over the trail before, to be our guides. We salute you for your leadership that has guided us in this tirst year in the second halt- century ot the climb ot Northwest Nazarene College to distinction ot character for culture through Christ. , 13 ' f ,,,.f Aclmlnlsi ation Dr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Olsen conTrib- uTe To The spiriT of NorThwesT Nazarene College a commendable example of service among The laiTy, consTiTuency. Gordon T. and Rhoda Olsen alumni, regenTs and parenTs. Through Their TaiThTul service, They guide The minds oT sTudenTs To sTrive Tor eTTecTive lay service and guide The minds OT men To supporT The cause OT ChrisTian edu- caTion. Of Them, iT can be said ThaT service To man pays in eTernal div- idends-Tor Those who guide The climb. HQVV 'WW--r l Q Q Sfan Klassen, Lois Robinson, LeRoy Horne, Roberia Shearer, and Galen Olsen Siudenl leadership for 'rhis year's effeciive ci+izenry and cullivaiion of 'rian educaiion 'rhey all will some day ascension has been led by Sian, Lois, qualiiies of leadership. They represeni lake lheir place in The world full of ihose Robbie, LeRoy and Galen, who have all sludenfs of Norihwesi Nazarene Col- who need a guide 'ro aid lheir climb. shown 'rhrough Their lives 'rhe ideal in lege-as ii is hoped Thai' lhrough Chris- I7 The ampus Elmore Hall -i V ': r, Fine Arfs Building I8 Library A 41' .': 4 gjiv x r f V. MLA! , I J y Y ng-:PAL x , A' Gymnasium ,Q N . r MZ., XF MI' ls., on Ga.. x a gg. X wr' 9 .- Q ggi, ff vw- ' Adminisfraiion Building I9 a s Wi - fy f :w,vQ .1 ' .-V X , I fx., 5 ft ,fL 1 g,If 4 1 . , Q 4 . su? .K 5 an M :, . X. lg x V-1 ' L N... , . 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But when the student attains that special goal, the whole effort seems suddenly worthwhile. ln this di- vision we give special tribute to several students who have gained recognition in various ways and have made their climb noteworthy of praise. ho America n a nd rs Don Christensen 26 Redmond, Washingfon Q10 Junior Class Presideni' Mafh Major Crusader Edifor Donna Flefcher Crow Language and Liferafure Maior Nampa. Idaho ,AW Z ASB Vice-Presideni' Marcia Jorden English Major Nampa, Idaho V V V Oasis Edifor I963 English Maior Q.-1-i 'V Janet Kraft Canby, Oregon 3' lll 7fXl.lXN L'lRl'l 7l,,fX'lli TRN l ill 125 l c JU I .El - ' l. L -R34 ' wi .547 58 ' 5 9 40 41 Men's Club Presideni' Leon Powers Biological Science Major Glenns Ferry, ldaho 37 :E ' if ,,, ,, ' 4-. qv iw Lynda Quallg Associa+ed Women Sfudenfs Presideni' 38 Eugene' Oregon H0m9 Economics MBEOI' Roberta Shearer 40 Minor, Norih Dakoi' . V LT ,. I. ASB Secre'I'a ry a English Major , 5. Homecoming 42 Queen Kathy Mosteller M ,..W, ..,.,..,. .,... I Q A ,Q 1 't 5, g A . gg... ....,..... L Sweethea rt's Sweethea rt's Queen King Myrna Sougstad Leon Powers PRINCESS HANNAH LINDBLOOM Homecoming I PRINCESS ROBERTA SHEARER 55 Court PRINCESS DAM MORROW PRINCESS SUSAN HOFFMAN 45 S Sophomore PRINCE DAVE RAINE PRINCESS MERILYN STARK 46 5 4 I , 'X'.' lm A, f SweeII1eart's Junior PRINCE HUGH FRIBERG PRINCESS NOREEN RATH 'Q ,ffl I l ourt enior DRINCESS JANET KRAFT DRINCE STAN KLASSEN x U Sflx his k,.:. ,., I , x. Freshman PRINCESS JANET WALKER PRINCE DAN GRIEP 47 Circle K Sweetheart C N Zeta Kappa Rho Rona Armitage Nancy Bergstrom Sylvia Damon Don Gibbens Vicky Hunnewell Janet Porterfield lot pictured: Jean Corlett, Dorothy Bivins Zeta Kappa Rho, the local honor society has been formed to recognize superior scholarship. Its purpose is the promotion ot a higher standard of scholarship on campus. Students with a grade point average ot 3.40 or above for two successive semesters are given a yearly membership in the society. Zeta Kappa Rho sponsors an honor breakfast each year at graduation time. New members are given recognition at this time. 1 .f dim Judy Bennett Kathy Bunn Fred Dauterman Janet Graham Joan Karns Marilyn Shepard ?'Ni 1... Linda Busick Devota Dodson LilyAnn Hagnas Janet Kraft Myrna Sougstad Donna Crow Carol Endecott Noreen Halley Hannah Lindbloom Jim Willis Slan Crow Eugene Furyama Judy Hamman Delilah Moore Margaret Zink 3 xg, Hx, gg t rp? H- K+-,INN MJ -1. i ,K- ' : i f ':l'f?r bit P 'W' f 'iillgi M Who digs hills because they do aspire, Throws down one mountain to cast up a higher. Shakespeare Keeping the interscholastic and intra- mural programs active and challenging, the athletics division concentrates on physical fitness, good sportsmanship and the spirit of competition. The purpose of these pages is to give a glimpse of the sports picture. This includes intercol- legiate competition and our own intra- mural program which emphasizes student participation. Gamma Nu Gamma Gamma Nu Gamma, usually called GNG, is the girls' athletic service club. Girls who earn a required number ot points by participating in intramural games are invited to ioin. GNG also receives ticlcets at the home basketball games and is in charge ot the concessions at these games. cf Seated: Rebecca Lester, president: Judy Tannesen, vice-president: Marilyn Montgomery, secretary: LaDonna Webb, sponsor. Standing: Charlene Moore, treasurer: Rita Mosher, program chairman: Judy Lyons, point keeper. J s 2 as i Row I: LaDonna Webb, sponsor: Marilyn Montgomery, Betty Belden, Marie Fender, Sue Hoffman, Judy Tanneson, Bev Beam. Row 2: Eleanor LeMaster, Jamelyn Lislr, Charlene Moore, Gail Riley, Rita Mosher, Sharon Kirlceide, Kathy Bunn. Row 3: Linda Lester, Rebecca Lester, Janet Graham, Connie Whittet, Joyce Jacobs, Kathy Mosteller, Judy Lyons. Varsity Basketball QXNE 30 ,xy QXN5 X Ds Season Record NNC Opponenl' Score 98 ,,.,,,, ,,.,, M agic Valley Chrislian College ...V.... 58 ,ww 79 ,,,,,,, ,,,,, M agic: Valley Chrislian College ,....... 72 57 .,,,.,. .,,., C ollege of Idaho ..,,.............................. 60 82 ,,,,,., ,,.,, C ollege ol Soulhern Ulah ,.,,....,,, ...... 7 6 79 ,,V,.,4 ,.,., C ollege ol Soulhern Ulah ....... ...... 6 9 72 ,.A,,,, ,,,,, W hilman ......wY...................... .,,... 6 5 89 ,,,,,,, ,,,,, S oulhern Oregon College ....... ...,.. 8 3 87 ,,,,,,, .,,,, S oulhern Oregon College ...,.,, ,..... 6 I 79 .,,,.,, .,,,, C ollege of Idaho ..,......,........ ...... 7 6 86 ....... ..... W hilrnan ......A,.,.,.....,.......... ...... 7 4 63 ...,,.. ,.... W hilman ..,..,.,.,A.....,...,,,..... ...... 8 2 98 ,,,,.,, ,.... E aslern Oregon College ,,,.., A.,... 8 4 80 ,,,,,,. ,,,,, E aslern Oregon College .,,.., ,.,,., 8 7 83 ,,,.,., ,A,,, W eslminsler ..,,...,.....,,,.,,.., ,.,,.,,,. 9 6 93 .V,,,,, ,.,.. W eslminsler ,,,,......,........ .,aaa,,,, I O8 66 ,,,,,,, ,,,,, C ollege of Idaho .,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,. I OI 80 .,..... .,oo. W eslern Monlana .. ...,.. 8I M..--' 82 ,..6.,. ,,,,. C arroll ,,,,.,.,...,..,.,,,6 .,,,..,,,, ,,,,,. 7 4 ,M 54 ,,,,,,. ,.... C arroll ....C.,,.........,.,.,,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,., ,,..,, 8 I I 8I ,.,,,,, ,.,,, W eslern Monlana ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,4 90 92 ..,7... ..,I. M agic Valley Chrislian College ,...,.,... 70 Magic Valley Chrislian College 48 79 ..I..., ,.... S I'. Marlin ,,,............,.,..,.....,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,, 8 5 72 ,,,,,.. ,,.., S I'. Marlin .,..,,.,, ,,,, ,, 77 84 .,..,., ..,.. W eslminsler ,,..I,,, ,,,,,, 8 2 539635: 85 ..,.... ..... W eaminsrer ...,..,.,,,, .,,,,, 3 3 mn ' S 73 ....... ..,.. C ollege of Idaho .... ,,.... 8 5 Lefi 'ro Right Garry Mafloclx, Don Chrisfensen, John Pryor, Darrell Klassen, Loren Graham, Gary Loclre, Sian VanArsdel, Rich Hagood, Glenn Thompson, Jerry Gray, Terry Kendall, Keilh Kirlreide, Gary Kollman, Glenn Hancoclr. Kneeling: Managers Don Shaw and Dave Huikko. 55 s fly as Hagood and VanArsdel 'fight for a rebound 56 VanArsdel fries to get defensive g 4, , ,- or f i ..ff ,, V, X 4 Locke, Graham, and Thompson watch College of Idaho player snatch rebound. The Crusaders, playing superb ball, started the season with a bang by winning eight ot their tirst nine ball games. Tougher opponents then caused the team to lose a tew ball games but they did manage to stay on top in the win-loss record throughout the season. For the third straight season Gary Locke led the Crusaders in total points scored and in total re- bounds. He was followed closely by Rich l-lagood and Stan Vanfkrsdel. Gary Locke closed his college basketball career holding over eighteen ot NNC's basketball records. The Crusaders will play next year without the services ot Don Christensen, Rich l-lagood, and Gary Locke due to graduation. With many return- ing lettermen and some tine J. V. players, the Cru- saders are hoping tor an excellent season next year. X Hagood iangles wiih opponem' for possession Locke waiis in midair fo grab rebound of ihe ball. Locke drives for an easy lay-up rf, I 1 W Hagood and VanArsdel ge? sei for ihe rebound nior Varsity Coach ELMORE VAIL L ft to Right: Glen Groenig, Earl Marb . MF., 2 ,41L m,,,.., ,. IV, . ..,.. b,,,,. 4 . ,, v , Junior Varsity A well balanced iunior varsity team put to- gether a fine season and foretold fine prospects for future varsity competition. The 6-win and 7- loss record does not tell the whole story. The team played fine team ball throughout the sea- son. They closed out the season with two thrilling victories. The first was a I I I-86 win over Eastern Oregon College and the second was an 83-80 win over the College of Idaho. Keith Kirlceide led the team in average points per game with I4.4. Gary Kollman Ied in total points scored and was second in average points per game. The rebound leader was Loren Graham, but the unsung heroes were Glen Groenig and Chuck Robinson who continually garnered assists by feeding the ball to their teammates. Ie, Gary Bartlow, Keith Kirlneide, Mark Hinds, Dennis Cox, Larry Durheim, Gary Kollman, Chuck Robmso Tennis In '24 J in 'lvl ni ' I li d d ev' li o ' Q e tennis team oo e towar s 1 V 6 . l Q I the season with optimistic views. .3 Q fi L f The men s team rested its hopes on ' L T T T . A , y ,,,, two newcomers and behind them W 55' 1 T 'ii 2 1' ' 'Q is a team which has depth never 5 D , oetore attained. The success of both the men's and women's teams rested upon the abilities ot a few outstanding players and the overall ability of both teams. Row I: Jack Minion, Newell Morgan, Kent Anderson, Dave Bomar. Row 2: Lonnie Beecher, Betty Belden, Eleanor LeMaster, Rebecca Lester, Judy Wilkes, Charlene Moore. Row 3: Jack Carlson, George Carlson, Ken CoHen, BeHy Richardson, coach: Harvey Lewis, Rusty Taylor. . W . .u .--J AS Charlene displayed a steady ability in her suc cessful season. Kent and George led the team in singles and doubles action. XL Varsity Track RNC KU R w I: Hank Savage, Rick Barton, Doug Money, Ken Watson, Floyd Kinzler, Abe Espacla, Ralph GT R 2Lr Dhe' D Jd St eB1'zBillKooma StvCnih G run. ow : ary ur nm, can or en, ev e, n, ee unng am, arry Marsh, Chuck Robinson. Row 3: Bob Lee, Dan Vanderpool, Daryl Kellum, Rich Brooks, Bob Miller. ORRIN HILLS Coach Revelling in a successful season last spring, this year's track team looked especially strong. Re- turning was last year's complete team plus some outstanding freshmen and transfer students. Leading the team again were Bud Kinzler and Doug Money. Both of these runners represented NNC at the National Track Meet in May. Fine performances were given by Bill Kooman, Abe Espada and Garry Marsh in the running events. The field events rested largely on the shoulders of I-lank Savage and Ken Watson. Kinzler breaks fhe -Pape in record +ime G' is-i- F ' '- .,,Q- My -'. gf? L ' - --Waux. , - r. . ' A 714 ' - 5 ' , 5: H+., i o. . f 'f-fe -.R 437 . 557' 1' i ,1m,sZ'fi,, ?f?:+1 TY 'fu' i'?PfQ'4'-s W . .,..e,.....w ' .se-wg ,-avr'-'-pJ, w M .3?+1Zf 'Ti-wif . ., , ., , L+-we f ,, , . ,IV-viii' .'- :1W2. ff:.A .f,inf.f2. L ff? ,,-is swf,-,-i:fMT'.t:f.ff:-awfga i ii' f - i 1 we :vis-f-1Qfj : fi7fV .F 'Q' ,W ,K .f V W . -'La-1iLfbXs?' f. Waison goes for Hue disiance in +he broad iump. Showing ouisanding abilify, Money complefes fhe mile run. , , .. o 4.11, , ff, M , , .'1' :.,.. 41 5. -ai it-gm fn' :M-at gs nf so ,H 3 K -,K , f 1 al' in 'V Er 411-193 in vsusigffffmi R +.r.!IQ1..... ,JM W 1 as W .K 'F X I ii + vs, 4 0 4 ,, Q, Q. W is gi 4 W F , e-,, ,,:,. , M F , ,N ki? .. fs .Zim .. VL A,.., , 1 .ai . ,,.L ,Q Mui ff-L'5'i 'i V -'sg 'B . ff' ' 7 '5, ' 'Fi 'i' ' fl ' vo... P1 ' Q M 1 L' ' b , . fi, , 1 1. ,,,1 .I' -F 'fs . , f' , ' ,,.- 'o 'A-- ' A ' - ,eii QQ, iiio -- k,,, ig' jg - A Z, .A I iii' lu x Savage warms up for fhe discus fhrow Va rsity 2 GARY KOLLMANN Q 'Hfidd OUENTIN SMITH Ouffield CHUCK WIKSTROM Ouffield RON FREEBORN lnield Beginning the season with two victories over Idaho State University, Eastern Washington Col- lege and splitting two games with Eastern Oregon College, the hopes were high tor the year. The squad possessed strength and depth in all positions. Leading the pitching statt was Terry Kendall who closed last season with a 0.95 earned- run average, which placed him twenty-second in the nation. Freshman Gary Kollmann and soph- omore Garry Matlock were standouts in the in- tield and at bat along with shortstop, Ron Free- born. The outtield was paced by last year's lead- ing hitters, Chuck Wikstrom, Glenn I-Iancock, and Quentin Smith. The team had only one senior which makes prospects tor next year outstanding. aIIace e. ow 2: Don aw, man er: Quentin Smith, R I J In S R L I R d N 'H g K C t GI H Ir W Ny R Sh ag y C y C kW trom, LeRoy Ellis. manager. Row 3: Ed EIIyson, Loren Graham, y K d Arsdel, Ken Benedict, Clyde Course . Y 63 RlCH HAGOOD lnEeld GARRY MATLOCK Infield TERRY KENDALL Pifcher -....,s. Hancock dashes for Ersi affer anofher hif Freeborn husfles 'lo beaf 'the close play GLENN HANCOCK Ouffield Council left to right: Elmore Vail, sponsor: Glenn Thompson, vice- president: Chuck Wikstrom, secretary-treasurer: Abe Espad chaplain: Orrin Hills, sponsor: Gary Locke, president. N Club N Club, open only to men who have earned a varsity sports letter, is very active during the school year. At Homecoming the club has charge ot the queen and court elections. During the coronation ceremonies the president ot the club crowns the queen while other members ot the club provide escorts for the court. At various times dur- ing the year, the club sponsors sports films and provides other entertainment. Row I: Orrin Hills, sponsor: Ralph Griffin, Abe Espada, Herb Yamanishi, Quentin Smith, Dick Smith, Newell Morgan, Elmore Vail, sponsor. Row 2: Don Christensen, Rick Barton, Rod Nut- ting, Chuck Wickstrom, Dan Vanderpool, Glenn Hancock, Dave Bon. Row 3: Doug Money, Ken Watson, Ed Ellyson, Terry Kendall, Bill Markos, Gary Locke, Glenn Thompson, Ron Beeson. Intramurals Agar ,Q 1 'ff xx. x if its, R1 X QL Q I 46 ,, X 1 wif. 1, Q. ,JU -rf ,, P 5 ,S 'H 2+ ,f .kgrigmm vu in if 5 Firsi' Semesier Presideni' Second Semesfer Presideni' CHUCK WIKSTROM ROD NUTTING Q .1 ' Alpha Delta Phi Council Row l: LaVona Cox, Zelma Smiih. Row 2: Jeanne Kraher, Shirley Middleion, Judy Willres. Row 3: Merilyn Shark, Suzanne Sfevens, Linda Sailors. Row 3: Chuck Wiksirom, Dave Slamp, Harold Flowers, Rod NuHing. Firsi Semesier Presidenf DON WILLIS Athenian Second Semesler Presidenf A KENT ANDERSON xl Council Row I: Sue Hoffman, Judy Adkins. Row 2: Janei Graham, Linda Hage- meier, Karyn Sanfo. Row 3: Milne Bleweff, Ken? Anderson, Leland Persliall, Jaclt Pace. Row 4: Dennis Ellis, Jerry Wafson, Gary Bellamy, Don Willis. w l l Council Row l: Joyce Mi'Helsfaed'I', Jamelyn Lislr, Yvonne Wheeler. Row 2: Rocky Bridges, Abe Espada, Wallace Nye. I Lamlocla Sigma Pi Firsl Semesier Presiclenl Second Semesfer Presidenf ROCKY BRIDGES RCN JOHNSQN 70 it 1 1 ., use want .1 ,515 1-r'ln1',gfQ1g-5 1 :seg .N -ig. 5? if 1 .4 5 it. ff? ge Q55 ' Firsf Semesfer presidenf 0 Second Semesfer Presiden+ OSCAR WICK p I a n MERLYN SCHWANZ fs. .ag Council Row I: Donna Heisz, Niki Williams. Row 2: Edifh Lancasier, Virginia Smifli, Sharon Clark, Kafhy Sclwoenfeldf. Row 3: Meryln Schwanz, Lonnie Beecher, Connie Wluilfef, Merv Kelley. Row 4: Chuck Taylor, Clyn+Scl'1roeder, Larry Engles, Oscar Wick. 7I Firsf Semesfer Presiden+ Second Semesfer President DON RENSCHLER DAVE LARKIN Sigma Lamlacla Alpha Row l: Carolyn Younger Judy Tanneson, LaDonna Tillo+son. Row 2: Jean Flowers, Evelyn Young, Gayle Lee. Row 3: Dave Larkin, Linda Lesfer, Rifa Mosher, Don Renschler. Row 4: Bob Miller, Sian VanArsdel, Ron Beeson. E2 ij af , Qi 1, : 3 xg-WT Firsi' Semesfer Presidenf Second Semesfer Presideni MARLOW POUNDS LARRY HARRINGTON Spartan 9.9 Qi it an Council Row l: Hannah Linclbloom, Gwen Scoff, Carol Tlnompson, Pam Morrow. Row 2: Marilyn Monigomery Carolyn Shuclr, Ka'fl'1y Bunn. Row 3: Dave Bomar, Dixie Busick, Judy Lyons, Joe Mash. Row 4: Sieve McKenna Marlow Pounds, Larry Harringfon. JUDY ADKINS Isl Place Exlemporaneous Speaking CAROLITA FREEMAN Isl Place Women's Vocal Solo Society DONNA CROW Isl Place Poefry Reading JACKSON PHILLlPS RON JOHNSON Isl Place Tie Isl' Place Tie Men's Vocal Solo Men's Vocal Solo Iwampions . o ' , v V ' I ZELMA SMITH Isf Place Women's Archery Singles DAN QUICK Isl' Place Men's Archery Singles I E . 9 f IE 4 I I-r LONNIE BEECHER ancl REBECCA LESTER DEAN SCOTT and RON GRAHAM Isl' Place Isl' Place Women's Golf Doubles Men's Golf Doubles 75 Dear and Glorious Physicianl by Taylor Caldwelt Directors Dave Jackson, Clynt Schroeder and Joe Mash Mary fNina Raybornl, Luke fLee McGraw, Excerpts from Taylor Caldwell's magnificent and inspiring book, The Story ot Luke, the physi- cian-disciple who never saw Christ, laid the toundation tor the stage dramatization by Roland Fernand. Depicting the characters ot the play in the chapel on November 22 and 23 were members ot the Olympian, Spartan and Lambda Sigma Pi societies. Luke prepares to buy Samos the slave 'From one of the cratty merchants while members of the slave market look on. The entire cast ot the play represented the characters from Luke's tamily, neighborhood, early travels, and search tor and meeting Mary, the mother 'ot Jesus. 76 l ove ls Eternal by Irving Stone ...-ff' Directors Linda Lester and Linda Sailors with technical di- rector Marvin Roberts, and the two lead players, Gail Riley and Dennis Ellis. Another director, Karyn Santo is not pictured. The courtship and marriage ot Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln were aptly portrayed by cast members chosen trom the ranks ot the Alpha Delta Phi, Athenian and Sigma Lambda Alpha societies. Presented during Homecoming Weelcend, November 27 and 28, the play, written by Irving Stone, and viewed by large audiences, was warm- ly accepted. Members of President Lincoln's cabinet and some of his political advisors discuss matters ot the Civil War with Lincoln, his wife, family, and household servants. ,al The three acts ot the play present Mary Todd's family, the circumstances around the courtship of Miss Todd and Lincoln, and some problems they encountered when in the White House. 77 Ex V3 5 af f - P - ':' 'Sm :iWQ1:'3i'Li ','-:' J W xi: -1. fi A1 . ,, ,,,. f Q by '- ,zgzgt . iqpxw? S In :IT 1. , --srl-e1f,1:1ss:Pt2i. 2, f' .. '13 S251 K L2 x i.,..ifi2- 1? fn ' ' - iz, ,-5 M 1 I 'L N eqgn W gf., ii :Rib f w 'bu A 54 . V - ' 1 . QM' ' ' z ' X 'W 1 f -an 1 ' ' 4 -we f 73 . Q - f fgg Kg iw J - Al, E N235 ,. fn 4 I I X i It -Q VA ,C . ...hilkw I ,V H, A-9 2 1 M. ,f .h . -1 N -, k- w.v+w, M - gfsiw -f Q W' . - . EH QQ . ,f 4 ,A ,V 1' W- . af. Q'-,., -, Y , - - 3 ,M Q , - 1 W' - 2, I wx- H. . Q Us -H.. Q f.,'w W A R - , . w 1 Y, 4 . ' ff ' '1 ' - Q A-1 'M 1- 1 ' vi - 1-. , 3 ' ' - A f M P- 'E , . V- ' rm. b -Q. : fa.:,.::L - Q. s 1- ,, ff -aw, Aw., ,V mf M , v- f s.'Ya.U4 -fPi:fm -'V -rf, , ' I ' f '1 ..,, Q. f ' HQ' ,, --.Qs .fx ,L A va -, e V y - ' 1 . ' if ' V w,1:f.,'Yi+W fw ff -h.1..I , ' U 'Y' fl' - Aa 5 , Q 4' e im ,P 2 1 , ,fiizf I Q. - -wr Q7 K . A 55 A H -' 'pg ,, N, -1 ,Zig lm . , -- 6 .43 K I krffiq H 4 Hr- - . -fa, . G - fa . V - 1- 21- X 2 awww-W ' m fztzfff'-L? -f' 1' , 1.QK59 4 1' Q 1. W' ff. 95' ' W V 1 rf ' .W Q - A ' ,.W:f1 , -. 43 fx iw W, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' K r sf - mf'4 i'- AM f'?lf n'w ,ti ' ' 1,k11'- ki' K' ik, 3 M. f X, , M-.li -' , Q mf. , A , ,. A mx, A Ig ,1. .. gt 5. God give me mountains With hills at their knees. Leigh Busimer Hanes Stressing the importance oi student government, the organizations strive to point out-the purpose and scope of stu- dent leadershipion our campus. Being active in an organization leaves the stu- dent with the idea that he is encounter- ing a mesa of meetings to be attended and enioyed. This section attempts to radiate the spirit of NNC's student leaders. St KI ester sergeant-at-arms and second semester president. assen, first semester president: and Galen Olsen, 'first ASSOCIATED STUDENT BCDDY The Associated Student Body Council handle the core ot student government and supervise the student activities. This year's council wa concerned with changing the ottice ot sergeant at-arms to that ot second vice-president. Othe revisions were made in the constitution with th emphasis being the change necessary tor ner year's three-term system. The student council sponsored a delegation q LOIS ROBINSON F+S +V Psd+ MARCIA JORDEN Second Semester First Vice-President tive to the Nazarene Student Leadership Contei ence on the campus ot Bethany Nazarene Collegt in March. Delegates attending were Galef Olsen, Marcia Jorden, Kathy Bunn, and Dav Slamp. 5 s ,.,3. LeROY HORNE y Treasurer li ..wf ' ROBBIE SHEARER Firsi Semesfer Secrefary KEN WATSON Second Semesfer Second Vice-Presidenf MYRNA SOUGSTAD Second Semesier Secrefary Row I: Galen E. Olsen, Joseph May5eld, Sian Klassen, LeRoy Horne. Row 2: Ken Wafson, Lynda Qualls, Dan Quick, Gaymon Benneff. Row 3: Ray Lindley, Danny Griep, Dave Larkin. L, WESLEY JOHNSON Adviser OASIS Given the responsibility ot recording the year's highlights and events, the yearbook stati is constantly busy getting the pictures, stories, and happenings tor inclusion in the current annual. The editor ot the yearbook is elected by the student body and the statt is under the sponsorship ot Marian Washburn tor the content and L. Wesley Johnson tor the business atlairs. MARIAN WASH BU RN Adviser GARY COULTER Sports Editor 82 Literary staff: LaVerne Guches, Dennis Forrester, chairman: Liz Landis, Mimi Welch. 5.1 RAY LINDLEY Edifor-in-Chief fl, .fI 1, N M g 1 KATl'll WATSON Assisfa ni Ed iior , A ff I ,fem GARY LOCKE Business Manager Gail Riley, Index Ediior Linda Hal+er, Class and Club Edilor GAYMON BENNETT First Semester Editor 'rams Om rm MW Q, i as. gm, gm DAN BERG Assistant Editor 5 1 2 .4 2 if i Mm ,.,v '. STAN and DONNA CROW Second Semester Co-Editors CRUSADER With the attempt to get a broader coverage ot campus events and a wider announcement ot coming events, the campus newspaper was active this year with challenging news coverage. The emphasis on this year's Crusader varied from personality teatures to political comments to editorial comment. The Crusader was advised by l-lelen Wilson and was edited by Gaymon Bennett tirst semester and Stan and Donna Crow second semester. I L H sa-QQ3, K: 1 M ,f is ,,,.:W f ,IUMA radii j , I xi J S 1 . fffw 'fjf HELEN WILSON Adviser RON BEAN Business Manager KEN SAUNDERS Phoiographer x fe is 5 ,ff Dennis Forres+er, News Edilorg Milne Kirby, Sporfs Edilorg Gil Bellamy, adveriising: Keilh Nichols, arlisl. 51? DAN QUICK Station Manager KROK Through the ettorts of Virgil Vail, a new, modern, tape recorder was pur- chased and installed in the KROK studio during this l963-64 school year. Constantly improved facilities such as the new recorder, a competent statf, and the worthy leadership ot station manager Dan Quick benefit greatly the high standards ot entertainment and inspiration available to the appre- ciative NNC students. VIRGIL VAIL Adviser GARY COULTER SUE STEVENS Assisianf Sfaiion Manager Secreiary 4-ln. .X ' ' fi -4121, 1- ,,.. ABE ESPADA Direcior of Religious Programming S+aFF Members Seaiedz Abe Espacla Milne Kirby, Zelma Smiih, Ron Bufclwari' Sfanding: Sieve McKenna, Ken Huber, John Williamson, Meredilh Morlimer, Jim Weafherby. Siafl Members Sealed: Jolm Hydorn, Judy Adkins, Dan Quick. Sfanding: Gary Coulier, Dave Slamp, Merv Kelley, Ralph Nichols. 87 Associated Men Students lv1en's Club, a club tor the boys on campus, undertalces several social activities and proiects during the school year. The lv1en's Club seeks to provide a better campus spirit among all male students. The annual Stag Night ancl the beard growing contest are among the lvlen's Club activities. The council elected each year serves as a hub tor planning and sponsoring these activities. 88 .ff ark President LEON POWERS Council Lett to Right: Ken Watson, stu- dent council representative: Mike Kirby program chairman: Leon Powers pres- ident: Don Christensen, vice-president Absent: Gary Locke, secretary-treasurer 4 Q 1 E i 4 f? LYN DA Q UALLS President i l Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students' execu- tive council provides a core trom which the women students ot NNC can help to better prepare themselves to meet the ideals and responsibilities ot true womanhood. Every woman student is encouraged to talce an active part in the teas, parties, and activities planned by the AWS council. The I963-64 president is Lynda Qualls. Faculty sponsors tor AWS are LaDonna Webb and Sharon Rodda. 'S Row I: Carolyn Younger, vice-president: LaDonna Webb, sponsor: Sharon Rodda, sponsor: Lynda Qualls, president. Row 2: Lydia Jennings, treasurer: Kathy Thomas, iunior representative: Kathy Mosteller, program chairman: Willa Seaman, freshman representative: Sylvia Raine, ott-campus representative: Evelyn Sanner, program chairman: Rita Mosher, publicity: Judy Bennett, sophomore repre- sentative: Junella Finlrbeiner, secretary. Not pictured: Sylvia Damon, chaplain. NORTHWESTERNERS The Northwesterners ltouring name tor the Madrigal Singersl were sponsored bythe National Music Council anol the USO to tour the Pacitic areas to entertain the U.S.A. servicemen. They toured several countries ot the Orient and Southeast Asia ancl on their delay-en-route workecl with Nazarene missionaries in Japan. The group was one ot I7 chosen tor the government sponsored tours trom more than ZOO applications. -T - -1-.grw WH a-,M r - - -1-.1 DOUBLE E HILL Director 'X' vw, . Q5 ' Seafed: Margarei' Luchsinger, Sue Sfevens, Caroli+a Freeman, Irene Ammons, Noreen Halley, Evelyn Sanner, Marilyn Shepard. Sland- ing: Double E Hill, Marvin Pemberfon, Sian Klassen, Ray Lindley, Meredi+h Morfimer, Lee Moseley, Paul Taylor, Ralph Richards. DQ J K . 'Q We , -eu png S ia in 21 rw- J -4 l , A , 4 '5,g,,f y y A y L v 1- a 43' 4.4, Z 3 be swf E R vu ' J I 1 X f kk Li, - - . , F' fwfgi my-yy 'Z' ,i qxz 5 DQ ' 5' ' N' ' I pq y L ' 'yy at , ,, DIC QC MALE CHORUS Row I: Marvin Bloomquisl, direclorp Roberf Minor, Ralph Nichols, Slan Hollon, Richard Reichlein, Newell Morgan, Richard S+an'I'on, Dan Griep, Janel Krall, accompanisl. Row 2: Sieve Flelcher, Lowell Rowley, Ray Lawlor, Roger Huff, Earl Marble, David Saunders, Marvin Sfallcop. Row 3: Chuclr Taylor, Wendell Bowes, Jack Pace, AI Eirish, Jim Jaggers, Nelson Enns, Milne Lilsey. Row 4: John Gisl, Gordon Morehead, Clyde Komp, Doug Frasier, David Slamp, Dennis Ellis, Bob Thompson, Roy Mullen. MALE CHORUS 81 TREBLE CHOIR TREBLE CHOIR Row I: Sonia Sfeiber, Mariorie Angier, Karen Kirlzman, Lynn Durgan, Sue Diblale, Marilyn Mahler, Marilyn Miller, Carol Thompson, Janel Engles, Bonnie Jollilif, Jo Anne Beebe, Margarel' Olson. Row 2: Margarel' Gulhridge, Kalhy Durheim, LoAnn Rudeen, Linda Bickle, Gwen Jeffries, Karen Nichols, Charlolle Whilney, Kalhy Schoenfeldl, Nila Ziclrafoose, Fern Denney, Jesse Blinn. Row 3: Alyce Wesche, Marilyn Ax, Judy Cooper, Ann Kiemel, Jan Kiemel, Belly Deacons, Judy Wyse, Pal Graves, Lonnie Beecher, Amelia Braddoclr, Lynn Richardson. Row 4: Cheryl Rhoads, Kay Wordsworlh, Jeaninei Williams, Barbara Canlrell, Linda Childers, Marilyn Mulh, Killy Bramson, Kafhy Mosleller, Jackie Olson, Charleen Erlns, Virginia Arndfs, Sherry Alleneder. Iifhai MARVIN BLOOMQUIST Direcior Male Chorus WARNIE TIPPITT Direcfor DELORIS WALLER Crusader Choir Direcfor Treble Choir Crusader Choir Row l: Warnie Tippiff, direcfor: Paulelle Price, Judy Roberls, Sue Chadwick, Angela Daulerman, Karen -Saunders, Sue Hoffman, Carolyn Younger, Pam Morrow. Row 2: Judy Wilkes, Carolyn Shuck, Kafhy Frilz, Nancy Bergslrom, Sylvia Damon, Marcia Jorden, Bernice Biur, Jamelyn Lisk. Row 3: Ron Johnson, Marvin Roberls, Hannah Lindbloom, Kalhy Thomas, Connie WhiH'e+, Kafhi Wafson, LeWayne Hoff- man, Mark Rudeen, Paul Enns. Row 4: Ron Freeborn, Dick Mark, Gary Skagerberg, Bill Geffrey, Vernon Gibson, Wilfred Ross, Vernon Ellsworih, Clarence Schafer. N. . I-av-. -,,..K.,,.,, -,,., af V 1-f- -Q Aa a ., . , .. .. , A., .. , aa, ,.. .. -. Y . ...L-,..,...,a.,,,-. ,nw fu. . aw, .. .L ,u.n,. ,.. College Band and Ensembles The college concert band provides experience tor those students interested in instrumental music. Holding practice each week, the band provides at least two concerts during the year. Under the direction ot Double E I-lill, the band concerts are well received on campus. The Brass and String Ensembles are two special musical groups tor students with talent with these instruments. These ensembles provide concerts during the year and are trequently called upon to play during various meetings in the community. Row I: Virginia Arndts, Mary Birks, Roger HuFF, Steve Cottrell. Row 2: Tamara l Kocman, Double E Hull. Row 3: Dennis Ellis, Jack Pace. 94 l 7' 'W' ' L.: Wi, .... f u, A if, , ,y-...e,,,, A--.Q .rin ,-5.-1e.Wa..wf, A , . .,,,, . . s f , ,ki kkrkk my M S H V it .L ,I A I w ,. Row I: AI Moore, Marilyn Shepard, Sharon Kirlzeide, Joyce Jacobs, Virginia Miller, Kaihy Ellis, Sharon Clarlr, JoAnne Sun- dell, Evelyn Young, Carolyn Shawen, Clyni' Schroeder, Dale Hagerfy, Garry Marsh, Ron Johnson. Row 2: CharloHe Whiiney, Fern Denney, Jane? Graham, Leona Powers, Paul McConnell, Paul Belisle, Eldon Housinger, John Belisle, Jaclr Pace. Row 3: Abe Espada, Gordon Morehead, Larry Jacobs, Russell Medaris, Clyde Coursey, LeWayne Hoffman, Dave Carpenier, Jim Willis, Dave Cox, David Saunders, Ron Freeborn. Row 4: Dennis Ellis, Angela Dauierman, George Knapp, Leland Per- shall, Sieve Cox, Phil Gibbens, Mariha Carpenfer, David Kepharf, Don Woolery. ,ww I: Jim Willis, Larry Jacobs, Phil Gibbens, Jack Pace, Sieve Cox. Row 2: Don Willis, Ron Johnson, Garry Marsh, Dave Cox, Leland Pershall. il, Y 'Q -wr , W. Traveling Quartets 17,51 iii' fila-swf The traveling groups are an important part ot NNC. These groups, as well as giving stu- dents a chance to express themselves musical- ly and gain experience in singing together, journey about the states as ambassadors tor the school. They also take much needed intor- mation about this college to the college-bound students ot the educational zone. Groups such as these, traveling over the past years, have presented the best ot NNC from as tar away as Alaska to the north and Minnesota to the east. an Ambassadors II Dan Kirby Lane Zachary Kathy Kirby edith Mortimer Lee Moseley Q' 'Qw- Trueline Latting Ralph Richards Paul Taylor Lois Robinson 96 t 155.4354 .'. f N., .p iss .A I l X J' , , ff -1 ' Mgt' ..i te - , J '-1 ff' J 'win .47 -1 t D . f l' 'Eta' ' Left to Right: Jack Pace, president: Suzanne Stevens, secretary: Double E Hill, sponsor: Carolita Freeman, treasurer: Jim Willis, vice-president. J.. Music Club Mu Upsilon Sigma, popularly lcnown as Music Club, is avidly sup- ported by music maiors. taculty and those generally interested in music. Music criticism, listening enjoyment anol music literature provide activities tor this club's members. Row I: Double E Hill, sponsor: Suzanne Stevens, Carolyn Shuclc, Marilyn Ax, Lilly-Ann Hagnas, Margaret Luchsinger, Sonia Steiber, Sue Hottman. Row 2: Ron Johnson, Carolita Freeman, Noreen Halley, Linda Michael, Kay Wordsworth Fayrine Lawson, Jack Pace. Row 3: Jim Willis, David Kephart, Dennis Ellis, Don Willis, Cliff Woolery, Don Woolery, George Knapp, Roger Hutt, Abe Espada. Judicial Review The Men's Board ot Judi- cial Review considers policy questions that are referred to it by the dorm councils and faculty members. Represent- ing ott campus men as well. the Board seeks to better the men's activities on the cam- pus. Row I: Sharon Rodda, Helen Wilson, Lynda Qualls, Naomi Long. Row 2: Maytileu Rimbey, Janet Schuerch, Rebecca Lester, Patty Mangum. Row I: Galen Olsen, Chuck Taylor, Don Christensen, Ken Watson, Mac Webb. Row 2: Eldon Leach, Dean Myers, Jack Minion, Stan Klassen. The Women's Board ot Judicial Review is a commit- tee set up primarily tor disci- plinary matters and to better the campus women's activ- ities. Newly established, the board is a step between the head residents and the Per- sonnel Committee. l Marshall Science Club Row I: Donald Tillotson, sponsor: Allen Moore, Don Woolery, Tim Fuller. Row 2: George Knapp, Ken Huber, Hugh Friberg, George Larsen. Row 3: Darrell Tidwell, Ron Williams, Sieve Cox, D-on Willis, Jim Monroe. Left lo Righf: Allen Moore, president: Jim Monroe, vice-pres- iclenh Hugh Friberg, secretary-lreasurer. Field trips, monthly meetings, speakers, and an annual outing provide well-rounded selection ot scientific knowledge for the mem- bers ot the Marshall Sciene Club. Under the sponsorship ot Donald Tillotson, the club explores the complex history, methods, as- pects, and hypothesis ot every phase in the realm of science. Row I: Roger Rediger, Charlie Schmelzenbach. Row 2: Tom Hendrickson, Newell Morgan, George Knapp. Row 3: Mar- gery Nevin, Irene Smith, Carolyn Davis, Karen Kirlcman. Row 4: LaDonna Tillotson, Mike Leis, Gwen Scott. Schnee Adler. the German name tor snow eagles, was chosen as the otticial name tor ski club. Members don parlcas and stretch pants and hit the slopes ot near- by Bogus Basin, each weekend dur- ing the winter months. Lett to Right: Gwen Scott, secretary: Roger Rediger, vice president: Carolyn Davis, treasurer: Newell Morgan, president IOO Circle K Circle K is a men's service club on campus, ,M sponsored by the local chapter ot Kiwanis International. ln addition to their regular din- ner meetings, the members pertorm various services tor the college and each year sponsor a service proiect which is designed to be a help to campus lite. Row I: Bernard Seaman, sponsor, Marshall Coryell president. Row 2: David Bomar, treasurer, Ken Watson vice-president, Joe Mash, program chairman. Row I: Bernard Seaman, sponsor: Paul McConnel, Ralph Nichols, John Williamson, David Bomar, Newell Morgan. Row 2: Dan Berg, Dan Vanderpool, Hugh Friberg, Gary Coulter, Joe Mash, Rich Broolcs, Dennis Forrester. Row 3: Ken Watson Ron Lush, Marshall Coryell, Tony Kupinslri, Mike Kirby, Galen E. Olsen. S E . Q i S . , . 2 Q t t 2 t Seated: Rita Mosher, historian: Lilburn Wesche, sponsor: Leon Powers, vice-president: Janet Kraft, president: Karen Saunders, corresponding secretary: Judy Tannesen, treasurer. Standing: Kathy Mosteller, recording secretary: Carolyn Younger, program chairman. Not pictured: Sylvia Damon, food chairman. Student National Education Association For those students planning to enter the protession ot teaching, the local Student National Education Association is a source ot helptul intormation. The various speakers appearing occasionally on campus provide an excellent stimulus in the protession ot these tuture teachers. The local chapter ot SNEA boasts the largest membership ot any SNEA chapter in the state ot Idaho. More than ZOO students are active participants in Presideni this organization. JANET KRAFT 102 Pi Omicron Pi Omicron, the home econom- ics club, is a source ot absorbing interest tor those girls interested in homemalcing. ln addition to a , project each year, the club spon- sors a banquet tor graduating seniors in the spring. Seated: Eula Tombaugh, sponsor: Myrna Sougstadl, president: Lettie Howe, sponsor. Standing: Zelma Smith, secretary: JoAnn Williams, vice-president: Karyn Santo, treasurer: Linda Busick, 'Foods chairman: Harriet Sharp, publicity chairman: Kay Franklin, historian. Qs? Row I: Lettie Howe, sponsor: Verna Moran, Dixie Dotson, Zelma Smith, Eula Tombaugh, sponsor. Row 2: Janet Walker, Shirley Seward, Nancy Mapes, Myrna Sougstad, Lynda Qualls, Lois Postlewait. Row 3: JoAnn Williams, Harriet Sharp, Karyn Santo, Donna Ackerman, Kay Wordsworth, Kay Franklin. Row 4: JoAnn Sundell, Linda Busick, Noreen Halley. Pi Kappa The local chapter ot the torensic trater- nity, Pi Kappa Delta. opens its membership to gualitied students. For the student interested in speech. this club provides some valuable and rewarding experiences in the travels to compete in various speech conf tests. The students usually do their share in bringing home honors from the various tournaments. Q? Row I Art Seamans sponsor Judy Adkins Earl Owens sponsor. Row 2: Don Gibbens, Irene Ammons Donna Crow Stan Crow Row 4 Gaymon Bennett Dave Slamp, Ralph Nichols, Lloyd Hanltins. De ta Row I: Arthur Seamans, sponsor: Janet Kraft, Sue Dibble, Lilly-Ann Hagnas, Delilah Moore, Margaret Zink. Row 2: Dave Bomar, Hannah Lindbloom, Marcia Jorden, Evelyn Sanner, Judy Bennett, Nina Rayborn, Jack Sine. Row 3: Gaymon BenneH, Mike Kirby, Steve Fletcher, Don Willis, Rich Gammill, Tom Steeves. Seated: Arthur Seamans, sponsor, Jack Sine, president: Marcia Jorden, secretary. Standing: Gaymon Bennett, vice- presidenh Evelyn Sanner, program chairman. Scriblerus The Scriblerus Club is designed tor English majors and other students interested in literature. Holding meetings once a month, this group reads a selected contemporary book and then discusses the issues and styles tound in the book. The meet- ings are otten ot vital interest as many times the books provoke a dis- cussion ot the basic issues ot lite. .B. L. A. Row I: Geneva Baxter, sponsor: Jean Flowers, Kathy Bunn, Connie Phillips, Joan Warden. Row 2: Sharon Kirlleicle, Yvonne Wheeler, Sherrill Huggins, Noreen Rathien, Carol Endecott, Marilyn Ax. Row 3: Rich Goolrin, George Cochrane, Dave Ewing, Warren Patterson, Jack Pace. Row 4: Veldon Price, Gil Bellamy, Marshall Coryell, Ken Providing insight into the business world, FBLA is a club tor interested business students who want to learn more about their tield. The club has regular meetings and special speak- ers leave practical advice tor the members as well as current concepts and trends in the business world. Saunders, Dave Carpenter. Seated: Geneva Baxter, sponsor: Kathy Bunn, treasurer: Sharon Kirlxeide, recording secretary: Noreen Rathien, corresponding secretary: Carol Endecott. Standing: Gil Bellamy, state president, Marshall Coryell, president. Not Pictured: Ron Bean, vice-president. Those interested in tull time social service are welcomed into the Sociol- ogy Club. There are several activ- ities sponsored by the club which help sociology students gain insight into sociological problems ot the day. The group views tilms and other visual aids at their regular meetings. This year students toured various institu- tions in the area guided by a protes- sional social worker. Sociology Club i l J i l ,l Seated: Judi Hamman, vice-president: Donna Heisz, secretary-treasurer, Harrold Curl, sponsor. Stand- ing: Jacl: Minion, president. i t ,- my :assi if Row I: Harrold Curl, sponsor: Margery Forrester, Linda Little, Donna Heisz. Row 2: Mary Nelson, Carolyn Woolbright, Judi Hamman. Row 3: Herb Yamanishi, Don Woolery, Mark Beymer, Jack Minion, IO7 1. ,J vw' ,,,.. f, vfA I' 'T' 1' VZ, .,' , 3,4 , A 65-,j,,m, A4 QI' vi R3 2a? :i Q Hqif, A Sb x 3 - .fws QP 'ff ffawf'-1,7'?fz,..g3 . .. ,.7-.-4.2, 5 .,f 6 Affw ', x Q 5 . , 6 ., Q .an ,4 , -5 vi 7 . fi , ,,,v ,'f.f 4 ifvrifl A 2- 33? . ,- ,Q Wk Zvi 'We' 4mQ:.:Tf Q xi 5, ,Qfh , T A -liz' ' 'ruin eQM nz 'Wei-W ' - it 1 -1: -ftfzf' - iff:-:Wim-,4g1fve1:s ,- Mir .,.,. YL,g,,..zi:,L. ,M Q. ii t ' as I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, From whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, Which made heaven and earth. Psalms I2l: I-2 The Mountain of Meditation is one mountain that all must climb at one time or another. Whether one finds his medi- tation in the religious world or elsewhere, he must find that time when he comes to grips with himself and realizes his personal dependence and social impor- tance. This division aims to show that the Mountain of Meditation at NNC is her religious heritage. 22 ,Q 'i C ,, .NEA f w':1w:'1f1s-zefwas ffffw y- A,,, .. ,. ,,l. ,b ,N11L,1,, wb' 11 '- .W,.,-11v X , 'i 'A 'Q'-n my p 7 1'!.1:f:! Z5.. v15,'fii:V ' ., , v A , f. , , , -V ' ,, ,. ,, ., ,. ., .W ET 2 ,.., ...H , , +,. ,.,,,,,. , ., WM .. ., .f H, ,, 35. , an--f ff f .gp . ,. , .1 .N J- . ' , , ' V W ' . . -- ' :TV 112' 'Ii?2iF',Sf+57?2f' . Fi, ' ff VF? f ,f P '- 'Wf w':, 1?3i' ' 'fi ' K' ' 'i1f f5ii24!: , W? ifiSVf '14ii '5 wL12Q ' f f771s.' 54 :fla g ,,.- f- ' H- , ' - ' ' -- ' f .,.. ,V- S-1 I L , , - , W ..., . W ' fr Q - ' K- I 1 , Wy, .Q , . f A . ' W f K --,. ff,Li,,51 xy' ' , 'Q -, ff K I A --if L L -, ,, ., ' y xy H A A K ' N 2 fs-' bi. ., W-ww if v-mv av limb? wiv? , V xv T a A .. 2 .. , A Message from the Pastor A MOUNTAIN OF MEDITATION The greatest sermon ever preached was on a mountain . . . and seeing the multi- tudes, he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him: and he opened his mouth and taught them . . . Matchless in beauty and simplicity: incomparable in clarity and in- sight: and timeless in application and meaning: it still torms the towering baclc- drop tor our duties and our dreams. Pity the impoverished Iives with no high places: no mountains tor teaching, no high places where vision ancl perspective hold the eyes ot the soulg and ot course no Mount ot Transtiguration, when the eternal bends earthward, and tor a moment we see and know tor ourselves. Rev. Wilson Lanpher, pastor ot College Church, adds thes words of devotion to our bool: representing all ot the Naz arene Churches in Nampa and in our educational zone. Nampa too is surrounded by moun- tains-distant, enchanting, mysterious. But it is the tervent prayer ot those who care, that no NNC student's lite will be without its high places. Worshiping with others, expectant in taith, and blessed by the Church's changeless message . . . a mountain ot meditation, Wilson R. Lanpher February 3, I964 Dr. Hardy C. Powers Spring Revival Rev. James Bond, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Casper, Wyoming, held the Spring Revival at College Church and NNC this year. Strilcingly similar to Billy Graham in sermon presentation, Rev. James Bond preached ser- mons basic to Christian doctrine in a vigorous and meaningful fashion. A graduate of Pasadena College, he was the student body president during his senior year. An outstanding basketball player, he was named to the Little All-American Team and represented the United States in the Olympic Games. After he was graduated from the Nazarene Theological Seminary, he pastored in Olathe, Kansas, before going to Casper. Fall Revival Dr. l-lardy C. Powers, General Superinten- dent of the Church of the Nazarene, effective- ly served as the evangelist for the fall revival, held September 29 through October 6. l-le delivered powerful and persuasive messages in both chapel and College Church. Dr. Powers is senior member of the Board of General Superintendents and has long been a favorite speaker for college revivals. i Rev. James Bond Miller Lectures Dr. Stephen S. White ot Kansas City, Mis- souri, presented the twentieth annual Miller Lecture Series this year. Speaking on the theme Major Concepts ot God, Dr. White's scholarly insights and observations made this year's series a rewarding experience. Dr. White holds tour earned degrees, in- .cluding a Ph.D. from the University ot Chicago. l-le has served on the faculties ot two Nazarene bolleges, as well as that ot the Nazarene Theo- logical Seminary. l-le was editor ot the Herald ot Holiness and has written several books. .Q fg .,'a Rev. Earl Mosteller Dr. Stephen White Ma ngum Lectures The seventeenth annual Mangum Missionary Lectures were delivered this year by Rev. Earl Mosteller, head ot the Nazarene mission work in Brazil. Relating some personal experiences, he pointed out that the mission tield is at home as well as abroad. During the lectures, he dis- cussed problems ot missionaries, and reported on other missionaries, national workers and related news ot the expanding mission tield in Brazil. Rev. and Mrs. Mosteller opened the Naz- arene mission work in Brazil atter serving tor several years as missionaries to the Cape Verde lslands. The Mostellers now direct the mission- ary work in Brazil and are constantly striving to expand that work. Christian Workers' Band Mark Rudeen, president and A. Elwood Sanner, sponsor. Une ot NNC's most active organizations is CWB. This group is composed ot students who want to use their time and talents in ministering to the churches and institutions ot the area. Each Sunday there are various groups which visit rest homes in the city. Between semesters, preach- ing groups are organized and, along with a sing- ing group, are sent to churches on the educational zone. Thousands ot miles are traveled during this time. This year approximately one hundred stu- dents participated. Council Seated' Mark Rudeen resident' A Elwood Sanner s onsor' Stella White, - i P I - i P 1 vice-president. Standing: Kathy Fritz, publicity chairmang George Larsen, tree surerg Judy Hammon, program chairman. II4 Group Leaders: Dave Bon, Bill Woods and Doug Schmidt. Collegiate Ministerial Association Row I: Ruby Doerkson, Aleta Soward, Angela Dauterman, Viclry Hunnewell, Niki Williams, Stella White. Row 2: Alan Rodda, sponsor: Jerry Keene, Roger Hutt, Ron Freeborn, Abe Espada, lva Williamson, Jeanine VanBeelr, Paul Rogers, Dave Bon, Doug Schmidt, Lowell Keene, Paul Taylor, Elwood Sanner, sponsor. Row 3: Lester Pinner, Marvin Carlson, Rich Gammill, Leroy Harshaw, Galen E. Olsen, Lyle Coblentz, David Bomar, Paul Barber, Doug Bolles, Mari: Rudeen. Row 4: Jim Weatherby, Dan Berg, Gary Coulter, Dan Vanderpool, Rich Brooks, Ralph Seward, Wendell Bowes, Chucl: Taylor, Bill Woods, Orval Schmidt. Row 4: Vernon Ellsworth, Keith Burks, Elwin Paulson, David Conner, Ron Lush, Don Gibbens, Stanley Funk, Bob Hansen, Bob Worthen, Nelson Enns. Those planning to enter tull time Christian worlc tind in CMA a source ot intormation and insight into the practical problems ot the modern religious world. At their month- ly meetings, various speakers trom the area bring to the members helptul and stimulat- ing topics ot discussion. Future ministers, missionaries and other tull-time Christian workers tind solutions to many ot these prob- Iems in their studies and discussions. Seated: Alan Rodda, sponsor: Ron Lush, president: Elwood H5 Sanner, sponsor. Standing: Dave Bomar, treasurerg Jeanine Vanbeelr, program chairmang Niki Williams, secretary: Paul Barber, vice-president. General Missionary Society Alan Rodda, sponsorg Richard Gammill, president General Missionary Society each year sponsors a project to aid the mission work ot the Church ot the Nazarene. This year the special project was a chapel in Atrica in memory ot the late Dr. Eric Jorden. Made up ot the entire student body, the organization provides missionary programs in chapel. These programs are varied providing interesting information about the mission work ot the church. Seated: Richard Gammill, president: LaDonna Tiilotson, program chairman: Kathy Mosteller, secretary: Alan Rodda, spon- sor. Standing: Paul Taylor, prayer and tasting chairman: Don Gibbens, program chairman: Meredith Mortimer, vice- II6 president: Dave Bomar, treasurer. Foreign Missionary Band Foreign Missions Band is, as its name suggests, an organization which sup- ports the interests ot church missions around the world. The group's monthly meetings emphasize speakers who have been on the mission field or those who have witnessed its workings. The club welcomes not only those who plan to give tull time service to missions but also those who are interested in its worlc. Lett to Right: Kathy Mosteller, vice president Rich Brooks publicity: Bud Kinzler, president: Marvls Robley program chairman sat? me 'WY Row I: Jean Flowers, Susan Frye, Ruby Doerlrson, Marvis Robley, Myrna Rose. Row 2: Angela Dauterman Kathy Mosteller, Louise Rodeen, Iva Williamson, Aleta Sowardg Fayrine Lawson. Row 3: Hugh Friberg, Rich Brooks Don Gibbens, Bud Kinzler, Abe Espada. Pianisi Ruby Sanner, direcforg Warnie Tippiif and organisi Deloris Waller. Messiah Orchesfra served as fhe ensemble fo fhe evening's music D.. E E 5 Direcior, accompanisfs, soloisis, orchesira and choir pause an The sfrains of Comforf Ye My People echo in iheir ears E E MESS! .,. k an-L we H, 'I' 'Lf time Q P 'PWM' 'fiblif Em .H Q 5-If vs Q' wifi :fi ffl V9 WW-3 3 A if X it mr a , ,ab we W e' 4 . , ,. J: L. an ff-H4awafmwaw-, f,-- - - ER ,f b. , vei t! , Q A R' . ' - 1 . 6 . Q z ' - ' N, Vw' 'ir ,V K' I- . ,..xg:- :iw - 4 '--- -' I ' , i - -. ,,.- AH Recepiion fables and gra- . Linda Dunbar, Soprano cious hosfesses awaifed 'Phe Sharon Hubler, Confralfo Messiah performers. Esiyn Goss, Tenor Marvin Bloomquisf, Bass -x '11 'N ,' w :aww-Q v!',,,4.7 f 'fri-'Z l iw A . ,, 'N , , J ,3:,i 'P4, 9 V ,Hx Q 1 W, fx 7 5, 'sf' N -3'--4 'fir Q vV' Q 44. ..,x. u 'Rf . k-ff: dam.- .X 3 .F x' 'Fl '46 nf, wr , :Ng , - A --35kt .huh ' ' -u 'Q-5. . I ' an ' -fs' V - -yn ,L QJWV' - vw'- gi 0 wiv 'M The Crest 'Am MQ? Edufafifm Sfanding Leif io Riglifz Gilberf Ford, Lilburn Wesche, Bernard Seaman, Double E Hill, A. Elwood Sanner, Marian Washburn. Sealed Lefl' fo Righf: Mallalieu Wilson, Percival Wesche, Marvin Byers, Wanda McMichael, Thelma Culver, Edifh Lancasfer. Academic Council Dean The Dean at Northwest Nazarene College is invested with responsibilities delegated to her by the President. These responsibil- ities are carried out with experienced academic insight by Dean Thelma Culver. Together with the Academic Council, the Dean bears special obligations in planning the educational activities ot the college. The Dean serves as the chiet adviser to the President regarding academic policy and suggests to him collegiate adiustments per- taining to educational policies, needs and services. Dean Culver also acts as Chair- man ot the Upper Division students. ,l TRESSA HANSEN Secretary to Dean Cul Dean Thelma B. Culver MALLALIEU A. WILSON Registrar ALTA HARPER Secretary Registrar The Registrar ot the college has charge ot all correspon- dence with prospective NNC students. Transcripts, health re- ports and recommendations are iust a part ot this correspon- dence. The Registrar is also in charge ot sending out literature describing the college and its tunctions. ln addition, the Registrar must supervise the registration activities. Director of A missions Ci iiii it isiii T The duties ot the director ot admissions are centered around the lceeping and tiling of the records ot all students. These records may be testing scores, requirements tor graduation, teaching certificate require- ments, and personal data. The director ot admissions worlcs with the Registrar, and manages the activities ot the otiice. . , i X NA., Q X x,.l MARILYN DeVRlES Secretary '18 WANDA McMICHAEL Director of Admissions k,,,,,.,,.-.pw--ee'W ' r Q mu 5' Q QQ EDITH LANCASTER -vi .,.,aMW? ' L Tai T A.B. Trevecca Nazarene College M.A. George Peabody College Librarian HELEN M. RAMBO A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.L. University of Washington Assistant Librarian Library The librarian and statt at the R. T. Williams library are in con- trol ot all phases ot the library. When new books are received, they must be catalogued and placed on the shelves. Records must be kept ot the circulation ot all books and the books must be kept in good repair. The statt also is available to assist anyone who needs help in tind- ing certain books or who needs special reterences. Inter-library loan and periodicals are also under the supervision ot the librarian and her statt. rr.. E . cccc ,...... .,.., E ew., lu- Testing Bureau The Testing Bureau ot NNC is under the direction ot Bernard Seaman. The main tunction ot the bureau is that ot administer- ing tests to new students. These tests are analyzed by the test- ing statt and then tiled as a part ot the student's records. ln addition, tests are otten ad- ministered to students tor use in counseling. Graduate record exams are also handled by this department. JOAN KARNS Secretary BERNARD E. SEAMAN Head of the Testing Burea Chairman of the Lower Divi Education and Psychology To be able to think intelligently in an intelligent society . . . to be able to inspire others to learn and seek higher obiectives in lite . . . to help others know wrong trom right-these are a tew ot the purposes ot the division ot Education and Psychol- ogy. This division sees a detinite place awaiting the educator who has a Christian view ot lite and the courses in the division are taught with this idea in mind. Man must know himselt as well as others. An educator especially needs to know himselt to ettec- tively teach others. The psychology training in this division helps the student understand some basic theories ot men and their actions. This is set as a goal tor the educated educator. LILBURN E. WESCHE A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.Ed. Trinity University Ed.D. Colorado State College Chairman ofthe Division ot Education and Psychology Education TH ELMA B. CULVER A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.Ed. University ot Washington Ed.D. University ot Colorado Head ot the Department ot Education Education MARIAN MARSH --rr-V A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.A. Colorado State College Ed.S. Colorado State College Ed.D. Colorado State College Education JAMES A. FELTAR A.B. Central Washington College of Education M.S. Eastern Oregon College ot Education Director ot Student Teaching and Teacher Placement at BERNARD E- SEAMAN ELMORE w. VAIL ORRIN E. HILLS A-B- Noflhwesf Nazarene College A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College Tl -M- N0 fl'We5l' Nalafene C'-'1lle9e M.S. lEd.l Universify of Idaho M.S. Universiiy of Oregon BD- Nilefene Tl1e0l09'C5l Sem '3 Y Healfh and Physical Educafion Head of +he Depadmenf of M.Ed. Universify of Alberfa Head of ihe Deparfmenl' of Psychology Psychology and Eclucaiion Healfh and Physical Educaiion HeaHh and Physical Educafion qw BETTY RICHARDSON A.B. Norihwesf Nazarene College Healfh ancl Physical Educafion aku C. DENE SIMPSON MAC WEBB A.B. Befhany Nazarene College A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College M.A. Universify of Kansas M.Ed. Oregon Sfa+e Universify Psychology Psychology MILTON L. DEAN A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College M.A. Oregon Sfale College Head of fhe Deparimenf of Biological Sciences Biological Sciences DONALD B. TILLOTSON A.B. Easiern Nazarene College M.A. Bosfon Universify Ph.D. University of Kansas Head of fhe Deparimenf ofMail1emafics Maihemafics 3 1 IRA EDWARDS JOSEPH W. TRACY A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College B.S. Universify of Washingion Biological Sciences M.S. Universiiy of Washingion Pl1.D. Universify of Washingfon Head of fhe Deparfmeni' of Chemisfry Chemistry 4 - , in A L Mathematics and Natural Science The new Science I-lall was the answer to the problem ot lack ot space at NNC tor her science students. The department ot math- ematics and natural sciences is housed in this new structure, which is extremely ade- quate tor a school ot this size. Standing as a monument to the advance ot Christian training in these fields, the new Science l-lall is a symbol ot the dedicated giving ot sup- porters ot NNC. The division emphasizes the need tor ade- quate training today tor future scientists. The scope ot the science program at NNC ranges from pre-medical studies to chem- istry: from general biology to astronomy. Mathematics, both general and advanced, GILBERT C. FORD A.B. University ot Colorado M.A. Harvard University arvard U mversnty Ph.D. H Chairman ofthe Division of Mathematics and Natural S B60 6 e ar mento sics H d tth D p t tPhy Physics: Physics Research is also accented strongly. VIRGIL VAIL A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.S. lEd.l University ot Idaho Physics: Physics Research LETTY HOWE A.B. Pasadena College M.A. University ct Minnesota Head ot the Department of Home Economics Home Economics S-..., EULA TOMBAUGH B.S. Iowa State College M.A. University of Minnesota Home Economics Ak GENEVA BAXTER A.B. Northwest Nazarene College Business Social Science An understanding ot the democratic systems d the study ot the ot government and tinance an social torces and history ot modern society are basic knowledge in the education o t Social Science provides t Christian man. The Division o excellent opportunities and subject matter tor the interested student who desires to gain turther knowledge and perceptivity ot the constructs, responsibilities, freedoms, tinan hich constitute the American ces and historical background w heritage and culture. Through research, discus- sion, lecture and practical experience the Chris- tian scholar acquires, through the Social Sciences, wisdom and toresight in dealing with his contem- poraries in the modern world. ,Jil--. 1 'Sf'-Nw HOWARD L. MILLER A.B. Northwest Nazarene College M.S. University ot Wyoming Ph.D. University ot Illinois Head of the Department of Economics Economics and Business N f'-'. Q ' 3 a, i f'J7i,Q I s jx f '25, 5 fy, s , 4 .gf E if 15 K, X ,pai fffi . , A f 'Q N ' 15-'1'P'ZxL'f': ff, lf- S 'f f , 1 aikiff-vzf visa' ffezw-ffF5x.f -11' P ufnfw I is -ffifgizzfi' f1Yfei'fI'?3iEfib. .-fi - ,fyff.,g.H.mmefr:Mew-:ffrifein. ,- ff' , V 33,54-g,f wr?31m,-Q, aw: is-'vw gf,gg55g3gz1:W.5,f5 -jfs' W , .. I ,353 Q... H if K '- .1 4'-fa ill wif:-ie. sr1:1,,5i1' ,: 112324: gkwi- Y if Q2 -- A ' if 'f' ' ifiiii I in . 1 .J , ff. A ' . Wisyfg-2 if .ggi L - flff- ' ' . if f , e1.Q- N if fix , :Z .1 J ' ' 153 ff ' f S is - K F? .. kill . .wifi . . - ,. we I fx '12 ' PERCIVAL A. WESCHE A.B. Taylor Universify Asbury Theological Seminary Winona Lake School of Theology M.A. Universily of Chicago Ph.D. Universify of Oklahoma Chairman of lhe Division of Social Science Head of The Deparlmenl of Hisfory The Deparlmenf of Political Science Hisiory B.D. M.A. Head of MARVIN BYERS B.S. Kansas Sfale Teachers College M.S. Kansas Sfafe Teachers College Head of fhe Deparfmenl of Business Business and Economics 'YQ HARROLD T. CURL - A.B. Olivef Nazarene College M.A. Universify of Illinois Head of fhe Deparfmenl of Sociology Sociology ROBERT C. WOODWARD A.B. Norfhwesl' Nazarene College M.A. Universify of Oregon Ph.D. Universily of Oregon Hislory It ff was-fs H Fine Arts One cannot live without realizing that as a partial truth, the world ot music is the world in which we live-the world that we enioy. Yet this earthly ball could not be complete with the mere existence ot lines and spaces occupied by whole and halt notes, tor its environment would certainly be inadequate without its cul- tural cohort-art. The Fine Arts Division strives both tor the appreciation ot various artistic expression and also the propagation ot individual creative expression. By linking together these two mediums ot music and art, the department is able to further advance the timer things ot lite not only in individual students but also on a diversified area level. Lending an air ot dignitied temperament to the college and the student body, the division ot tine arts is an example ot all that is aesthetic and cultural at Northwest Nazarene College. E5 7, .L - ,H , i we xitffi G--isfifiiy vii 1 x , .. , r -fl rl' ,qu K-,. - 1 yi :ff ,i Xiiiwfii .fgrfgi is ' tm. 3 1 'iris ff ' gas, 1 ff ifff. . . fe .Q ag ,Mn sf., 7 V. ., rv, .. ,W nh, ,,,,,.,,,i 4,. Bi, , ,., F, f. vi ,A ,K ,. Wi, , 'if .ldinf X , ,P any wr F' tx.. , f,,,qef.'fSff . Uh, , 4, r .rf ,Sgr ,gt V Q- ff' 1 ,ca fi' sjof 1, 'f Aja. ,..i1,,fT Min+ DOUBLE E HILL B.Mus. Northwest Nazarene College M.Mus. University of Idaho Ph.D. University of Illinois Js iw, Chairman ofthe Division of Fine Arts Head of the Department of Music Music 'ns fififfiarti MARVIN R. BLOOMQUIST A.B. Northwest Nazarene College B.Mus. Northwest Nazarene College DELORIS WALLER M,A, University of Minnesota A.B. Northwest Nazarene College '34 Music M.Mus.Ed. University of Idaho Music :Fr 1 If , .A 'E .s I M X , A ' L 4 ,fx . ,f ,ff 11.1 X' - 43 . 5 .127 Vi 1 . '-J' 3 1, !,ffl i YI N l s. 1 ' fwiyfl g . l il ' an :af 0' 5411 A. . , 956 M 44 RUTH A. LONG RUBY SANNER A.B. Norlhwesf Nazarene College Music Cerlificafe, Pasadena College M.A. Universily of Idaho A.B. Norfhwesf Nazarene College Head of lhe Deparlmenf of Ari Music Y Ari' X ff , 4 , ,,-If ,...x . , ' V . 4. . A ' .gf . N d., , .1, ,,1- a f, ,., Y .J ,NM fl 1. l 5' IW, ' , ,we-:.yfx-.M a , . ,1 L. . .'l-M 4, W 12532122 .1.1rg.'g.'.K.,.7A4i.fW,: .f W ff if if .. x ., L? 'l r .fa . 4 ,V - 'u 4 ,f - ggi... f-,Q-4: M .Ig M ix, p, , , e --. ' , 1 , s U. , mid' is Jizfiyfci ,Sv9agzr2v!42 . as WARNIE TIPPITT ALLINE M. SWANN B.Mus. James Milliken Universily B.Scl'1.Mus. Texas Wesleyan College M.Mus.Ed. James Milliken Universily B.Mus. in Piano, Soufhern Mefhodisf Universily Music M.Mus. in Piano, American Conservalory of Music Music '35 Language and Literature MARIAN B. WASHBURN For man to live successfully and com- pletely, he must know how to understand himself and others. The literature of man through the ages is the most adequate source of knowing the personalities of men and their ideas. The Division of Language and Literature dedicates itselt to the development of true ideals of truth and beauty. Abiding by the philosophy of good will and understanding of others, the compre- hension of foreign languages is also im- portant in this division. Writing, speak- ing. understanding and thinking effectively are the goals of students in this division. A.B. Eastern Nazarene College M.A. Boston n fthe Division ot Language and Lt t English ARTHUR F. SEAMANS A.B. Eastern Nazarene College M.A. Boston University Ph.D. University of Maryland '36 Head ofthe Department of English English HELEN G. WILSON A.B. Nor+hwes1' Nazarene College M.S. lGen. Siudiesl Universify of Oregon Journalism and English EARL R. OWENS A.B. Universi-ly of California M.A. Sianforcl Universify Head of fhe Deparfmeni' of Speech Speech JUANITA L. DEMMER A.B. Universify of Oregon M.A. Universify of Oregon M.A. Universify of Wisconsin LH-UAN E. LEWIS Head of ihe Deparfmenf of Foreign Languages A.B. Norihwesf Nazarene College Foreign Languages M.A. Universify of California English ggi 8 . D V, i' it N' fnlxb . Q. I I38 r 3 if 5 c ir i ru., ,A egg, , :JL .Vkf W Qi i 1 4 I sr-2 A f f fs ,, , 5 Mr. ... l 1, K ,,e.fa'4 i Philosophy and Religion The division of Philosophy and Religion recognizes the awareness ot the need tor a better understanding among men. From the dedicated faculty in this division, an example is set tor the student who realizes the im- portance ot a knowledge of the ethics and ideals in our own culture. Not only does man attempt to live peacefully with man. but he must possess a per- sonal lcnowledge ot Christian ethics. This division supplies students with this important concept. K 1 rp 1 A 1 J' 1 . ow ' ,Qin , i X r I I H i .,i A. uwooo SANNER Q0 A.B. Pasadena College X f J M.A. Pasadena College 1 D.D. Pasadena College -f X' J Aciirlqlghairnnan of the Division of ZF P iosop y and Religion iv, ' ' Head of the Department of Religion N W w Religion X 'X x A ALAN RODDA A.B. Northwest Nazarene College B.D. Nazarene Theological Seminary Religion JOHN E. RILEY A.B. Easfern Nazarene College M.A. Bosion Universify D.D. Easfern Nazarene College Philosophy JOSEPH H. MAYFIELD A.B. Pasadena College MA. Universi+y of Soulhern California D.D. Pasadena College Philosophy and Greek ' Visiting Lecturers ff REV, HOWARD STEWARD REV. EARL LEE REV. MEL LAWS REV WILSON LANPHER Pasfor Pasfor Paslor Pasior 'Nampa P,-esby-1-e,-ian Chu,-ch Nampa Firsi Nazarene Ohlarivb. Oregon Nazarene Nampa College Nazarene CJVER THE SUNSET MOUNTAINS SOMEDAY I'LL SCDFTLY G0 . . . 4 DR. ERIC EVANS JORDEN an Monmou+h, EngIandblr+hNovember 7, I9I4 LET ME DIE CLIMBING Lei me die climbing. I do noi aslc a palh of ease Nor for a lighler load. I I wanl' Io die climbing. Lei' me help someone: 'F ,:Who slumbles when he cannol see . 'Or does noi know Ihe way. -I wanl' Io help someone. ffg fLeI' me scale Ihe heighls. wanl' Io live above The world 1 -Where brighrer hosls are seen. l,wan'r Io scale Ihe heighls. Lei' me give service To God and man and all Ihe world Who need Ihe boosl' of love. I wanl' 'ro give service. Lei me smile daily. I won'I complain if rough The way Or Irials lie me down. I wani 'Io smile daily. Lei' me die climbing, Unlil Ihe lop al lasl I see, My feel' shall upward climb I wanl' Io die climbing. -R.L. passed away Nampa, Idaho July 4, I963 cherished husband beloved fafher disciplined educaI'or rigid 'lheologian acclaimed au'I'hor honored professor 'Friend of all. Dr. Jorden I.. lcv' Vice-President In Charge of Campus Lite JOSEPH MAYFIELD Vice-President X l42 The vice-president in charge ot campus lite and the personnel committee play a vital role on campus. The vice-president in charge ot campus lite, Dr. Maytield, is the director ot all student activities. l-le worlcs with the ASB vice-president in out- lining a program calendar and arranging student activities. ln addition, he is the director ot health services tor the college and has charge ot the dormitory health services. The personnel committee, com- posed ot l-lelen Wilson, Mac Webb and Elmore Vail, is led by Dr. Maytield. This committee reviews student disciplinary problems and keeps order on the campus. The committee also coordinates student relations during the school year and regulates them. GEN EVA BITTLESTON Dean of Men Dean of Women Q E 'nw- ANa.i,Q,, X X MAC WEBB SHARON RODDA Assisfanf Dean of Women 5n ---..,,, xgixt,-24 J' A w. X'Q5 X X -s I ,::.. Q: Fra, f Y? AQ, W -, -KN I 1 if . -s -x n Q f ..L. , ' M gif - . fv2'fw'fYG L Ng m gpm '+V m . Y-1-:nm qw 1- 'xx N 'Urns Xin.-,W 141: f x, , X kS'2xfWQu 1x W 1 R X, K L., wh yilfgyihs. .. , rj Q f A S mgqg ,rf X ,Z , AQ I ...M ,. g A , 'K 1. , . A . f Us Wffsvwa frvlf 5' , 'M ' ,Ai e, +.'t' if 1 - .jp Pl ,fv- H, I HELEN WILSON Director of Intramurals E ELMORE VAIL 143 , 3 f X .Q 43 M 'if f 'X R 1 oi J ROBERT MANGUM M D HENRY WESCHE M D School Physician School Physician ,Z DAVE BOMAR DICK WHITE Sfudenf Cenfer Direcfor Dining Hall Manage.- REBECCA LESTER JERRY KINNEY Sfudenf lnfrarnural Direcfor Sfudenf Inframural Direcior ,iii K . xii I ' Us ,, ,5-Qsf,f N.,,..,, 'M' ' - .. .-V,,h:: . V -L... --ks +5 m '-ev L. WESLEY JOHNSON i Business Manager i I46 The administrative ottice ot Business Manager at Northwest Nazarene College is occupied by l.. Wesley Johnson. Under Dr. Johnson's direction, campus ex- pansion and development talce place. As a capable supervisor in this particular tinancial demand, he is responsible tor obtaining tunds tor NNC trom the zone, churches, industry and other bene- tactors. Dormitory management, campus tood tacilities and the bookstore are included in Dr. Johnson's responsibilities. JOAN NA HOOLEY Secretary 1 Associate Business Manager, Howard Miller, regulates the tlow ot tinances tor student loans and accounts at NNC and supervises the bookkeeping statl and ac- counts of the college. Dr. Miller is also in charge ot the office per- sonnel. E. J. HARPER Associate Business Manager HOWARD MILLER Associate Business Ma nager E. J. l-larper, Associate Business Manager in charge ot campus facilities, supervises the main- tenance ot all buildings and grounds on the NNC campus as well as serving as superintendent ot student employment. Mr. l-larper assists also in the purclwas- ing department ot the college and is overseer to the maintenance statf. ,Q W: 's QX W R , ' f v 2 l . X - Q , A X it. 'D f 41 'f , vigil rw' X 1 K Q '-'Q , . If f ,K Yixym 5 , Q TSN' I f . 'I 4 kilt R :Z b 2 r ff. 'Q 1 ' i il I Q f lp 2 ,T I48 MARVIN SPORLEDER Development Representative Alumni Secretary The ottice ot the Alumni Secretary was created three years ago as a part ot the college statt. The secretary has several duties: public relations with the zone churches, student recruitment, representation ot the alumni, and evangelism. Working under the Pres- ident ot the college, the secretary travels over the zone presenting the program ot the college to the young people. W---- 0 if X ,X Development Representative The purpose ot the ottice ot Develop- ment Representative is to help main- tain the tinancial interests in NNC. The representative spends much ot his time traveling over the zone soliciting tunds tor the college. These tunds are then used to turther the campus develop- ment. JOE WRIGHT Alumni Secretary -nw ME 43 r-'y E kf 7 If-m...4v+A EVELYN JOHNSON Bookkeeper CAROL COX Bookkeeper 3 iid EDNA LUBI ENS Bookkeeper ,T-4-vw-' KEN MONTGOMERY Bookkeeper NNC's bookstore is tlwe place to buy almost any ot tlie supplies tnat tlie student needs. ln addition to textbooks and sctiool supplies tlwe bookstore stocks personal items and many gitts 'llie bookstore carries a large variety in most ot its merclwandise and students tind that browsing ttwrouqlw ttie books and other articles provides a pleasant pastime uw- ,A--x? ' qv T O 0 ff! 'f' 0 -1 CD 5 R 3 li 11.9, Q A., 1 if K aw :S sr ' ' . f' - r f X , Y N, E343 .gal -3 legit nf .rs 8? -xml V, iff bf wit JF S ,wa 'asa J C U! Ri xxxisxnmiiml' lm muff U -.xxmxm nu HIM! IW X QKQLL-ff'- N m -max m nn UW' lt man 'fy 'S 3' ..-egg? 15? ,' 50-55-alms.. NAOMI JOHNSON Bookstore Manager ...w-'ff E are fa fi- JUDY WENTWORTH and CAROL HICKERSON Sales and Secretarial l5O LAU RA SPORLEDER Assista nf Manager CLASSES Seniors 'Ki Vice Presideni' MEREDITH MORTIMER Q --rv S.. Presidenr RON LUSH Sfudenf Council Represen+a+ive DON CHRISTENSEN Secre+ary GAIL RILEY Chaplain Treasurer DON RENSCHLER LEON POWERS IRENE AMMONS ELLEN ARNESON Springville, Ufah Canby, Oregon Homecoming Courl: Crusader Choir: Madri- SNEA: CWB: FMB: Science Club, gals: Aihenian council: Pi Kappa Della: Sociology Club: Scriblerus: FBLA: Miss Nampa l962: Miss Idaho I962. GAYMON BENNETT RON BEAN Tl1orn+on, Colorado Nampa, Idaho Who's Who: Crusader ediror: Pi Kappa Delia Crusader Business Manager: FBLA council: Scriblerus: SNEA: varsiiy debaie: dramalics SN EA: Concerl band. Besr Acfor Award. NANCY BERGSTROM Norfh Sainl' Paul, Minneso+a Ze-'ra Kappa Rhog Crusader choir: Treble choirg Concerr band: SNEA: CWB. MARK BEYMER Eugene, Oregon Sparlan president SNEA3 Sociology club: Scriblerusg KROK7 Men's Gleeg Mangum House council. we MARY BIRKS Salem, Oregon Transfer: Oregon College of Eclucafion: SNEA7 . CWB: Slring ensemble. DAVID BOMAR Evereff, Washingfon Sophomore Class Chaplain: Sparlan council: Siudenf Cenfer Direcforq Chapman Hall council: CWB: Circle Kp GMS: CMA. RICHARD BROOKS Grandview, Washingfon Freshman Class Council: GMS council: PMB: SNEAg Alhenian council: Circle K: CWB. MELVALENE CHADBOURNE Caldwell, Idaho Transfer: Boise Junior College, SNEAg Scrib- lerus. DON CHRISTENSEN Redmond, Washingfon Who's Who: Junior Class President Senior Class Represenralivey Chapman Hall pres- iclent Men's Club vice-president Varsily baslcefloallg N Club. JOHN CLARK Minneapolis, Minneso+a Circle K President SNEA. l56 KEN COTTEN DAVE COX Juncfion Cify, Oregon Por+Iand, Oregon Transfer: Cascade College: Sludenl Assislani' Cgnqerf band: Bragg ensemble: Pep band. Deparfmenl' of Biology: SNEA: Marshall Sci- ence Club: Varsiry Tennis. DONNA FLETCHER CROW Nampa, Idaho Sfuclenl' Assisfanlr Deparlmenf of Speech: Who's Who: Zela Kappa Rho: Debale: Dooley Hall council: Pi Kappa Della presiclenf: Young Republicans council: SLA council: Homecom- ing Chairman. STANLEY CROW Paxfon, Nebraska Who's Who: ASB Sgr.-a'r-Arms: Zeia Kappa Rho: Topic of ihe Monlh Chairman: Soph- omore Class Rep.: Debale: Pi Kappa Delia presicleni: Young Republicans presidenl: Circle K council: Chapman Hall council: Jun- ior Class Marshal. sYLvlA KATHRYN DAMON MIAR DAVIDSON Hemefl California Innisfail, Alberfa, Canada Zera Kappa Rho: Crusader choir: Treble choir: Tfansleff Canalcllan Nazarene College an Concerl' band: CWB secreiaryy Pi Omicron U I'Ve 5'IY Ol Albeflai SNEA- SNEA: AWS chaplain: ADP council. NANCY LEE DAVIS KAY DENNIS Brainerd, Minnesofa Caldwell, Idaho Transfer: Brainerd Junior College: SNEA. SNEA. fx l57 DOROTHY DYK GRACE DILLEHAY Ellensburg, Washingfon Nampa, lclaho Transfer: Cascade College: SNEA DEL EDGBERT CAROL ENDECOTT Nampa, Idaho Caldwell, Idaho SNEA: Scriblerus: Ski Club. Zefa Kappa Rhog SNEAg FBLA. LARRY ENGLES Forfuna, California Sfudenl' Assislanl Deparirnenf of lvlalhemalicsp KATHLEEN FARMER Olympian presiclenfg Marshall Science: Varsily NGFDPG. Idaho Track: JV Baslcelball, SNEA Af'-v . pu. i' if 'Q JUNELLA FINKBEINER JUDY FLEMING Nampa. Idaho Polson, Monlana Transfer: Pasadena Collegeg AWS council: SNEA Olympian council: SNEAQ Cheerleader. Q wwf!! RICHARD L. GAMMILL WILLIAM E. GEFFREY SeaH'le, Washingfon San Jose, California Freshman Class presideni: Sophomore Class Sludenl Assislani Deparimenl' of Philosophy: chaplain: CMA council: GMS Presidenrz CWB Mens Glee: Crusader choir: Band: Brass council. ensemble: CMA. RICH HAGOOD On+ario, Oregon Siuclenl Assislani Deparlmeni of I-lisioryg LILLY-ANN HAGIXIAS SNEA: N Club council, presideni, Oul- BumabY- B 'I 5I' Columbia- Canada siancling Member: Varsiiy baskelball: Varsiiy SNEA: Sociely council. baseball: Track, , SHARON KAY HAINES NOREEN HALLEY Grand Junc+ion, Colorado Yakima, Washingfon SNEA Zera Kappa Rho presidenl: Treble Choir: Cru- sader Choir: Madrigals: Pi Omicron council: Olympian council: Music Club: Summer Traveling Group. DONNA MAE HEISZ FRED HILL Jamesfown, Noriln Dalcofa Marsing, ldaho Transfer: Jamesfown College: SNEA: Sociol- SNEA: FBLA: Marshall Science Club: Young ogy Club: CWB: Olympian council. Republicans. WALDO HILLER Nampa, Idaho LLOYD HINER Kuna, Idaho CMA: SNEA. LE ROY HORNE Napa, California ASB Treasurer: ADP council, president Cru- sader Business Manager: FBLA. 9 I W. V, SHERILL JOYCE HUGGINS Walla Walla, Washing+on SNEA: CWB: FBLA. DAVID JACKSON EARL DEAN HUNTER Englewood, Colorado Nampa, ldal1o Crusader Choir: Pi Kappa Della council: Cru- Fregl-iman Class Chaplain: CMAQ KROKg sader slaff: Circle Kg N Club: Varsily base- Socioloqy Club: Ski Club. ball- JOYCE JACOBS MARCIA JORDEN Spokane, Wasl'1ing'l'on Nampa, lclaho Crusader Clwoir: Treble Choir: Music Club: Wl1o's Who: Scriblerus President AWS coun SNEA: GNG: LSP council. cilg SNEAg Crusader choir: Treble clwoir ASB vice-president Circle K Sweellriearr. lf 'Qsx JOAN ENGLISH KARNS RAYMOND KAUFFMAN Nampa, Idaho Hubbard, Oregon Sludenl assislanr in deparrmenr of psychology: Zefa Kappa Rho: Morrison Hall Council, pres- iolenlg Miss Morrison Hall: SNEAg AWS Coun- cil. In GERALD KEENE CLARA KIMPTON Nampa, Idaho Nampa, Idaho CMA, CWB: Varsiry Tennis: Pep band. SNEA JERRY KINNEY STAN KLASSEN Myr+Ie Creek, Oregon Goldenclale, Washingfon Zola Kappa Rho: SNEA: lnlramural Direclror: Sludenl assislranl in deparlmenf of educalion: Alrhenian presidenr: JV baslcelball. Transfer: Columbia Basin College: Who's Who: ASB Presidenl: Crusader Choir: Madri- gals: Men's club Council: Sparlan presidenl: Sfale SIEA presidenl: 3rd Nafional SNEA vice-president 2nd Nalional SNEA vice-pres- ideni: Sweeihearhs Courl. JANET KRAFT ESTHER LARSEN Canby, Oregon Boise, Idaho Who's Who: Zeia Kappa Rho: Oasis siafi. SNEA:Scriblerus council:CWB edilor: SNEA Presidenl: Crusader: Dooley l-lall council: Junior Class Marshal: Sweei- hearl's Couri. ELDON LEACH Nampa, Idaho CMA: Head Resideml of Mangum House. BARBARA KEEL LINDLEY Porfland, Oregon Sophomore Class Secrelary: Treble choir: Crusader choir: Madrigals: AWS council: Dooley Hall council: FBLA: CWB: Summer Traveling Group. was 'A a'f REBECCA ANN LESTER Richland, Washingfon Dooley Hall council: GNC' presidenl: lnlra mural Direclor. RAY LINDLEY Porilancl, Oregon Who's Who: Freshman Class Rep.: CWB council, presidenl: GMS: Oasis Assislanl edilor, edilor: Madrigals: Crusader choir: SLA council: SNEA: Summer Traveling Group: Circle K. GARY LOCKE Flinf, Michigan Who's Whog lvlen's Club Secrelary, Jrreasurer, vice-president Chapman Hall council: Oul- slanding Residenrg GMS Treasurer: LSP council: N Club president Varsily baslcei- ballg varsiiy baseball. JERRY LOVE Sifka, Alaska CMA PATTY WESCHE LUBIENS Nampa, Idaho SNEA -Q... ,sh S hz .V 'WM RON LUSH Long Beach, California Transfer: Pasadena College: Whos Who: Senior Class Presidenlg CMA Presidenig Circle K councilg CWBg Olympian presideni: KROKQ Scriblerusg lvlen's Gleeg Sweelhearl Court U!CL... JUDITH LYONS Worden, Mon+ana Sparlan council: CMA: Young Republicans: Sociology club: GNG council. RAY MCKENZIE Eugene, Oregon Transfer: Oregon Slafe Universily: Senior Assisranl Deparlmenl of Physics: SLA council, presidenl: Ski Club presidenf: Circle K. TOM MANGUM Nampa, Idaho BILL MANLEY Nampa, Idaho Senior Assislanf Deparlmenr ol Physics: Fresh- man Class Vice-presidenl: Circle K: American lnsrilule of Physics presidenl: N Club coun- cil, president Oulslanding member: Varsily baslcelball: Varsily baseball. JACK MINION Beaverfon, Oregon Mangurn l-louse council, presideni: LSP council, president Sociology club presidenl: FBLA: Cheerleader. 4 l isssjsifrrsss . Fx DELILAH MOORE Sheridan, Oregon Zela Kappa Rho: Scriblerus: SNEA f-9? WILMA MORRISON Boise, Idaho MEREDITH MORTIMER Kelso, Washingfon SNEA Who's Who: Freshman Class president Cheer leader: Madrigals: Crusader Choir: KROK Manager: Senior Class vice-presidenl: CWB council: GMS council: SIEA vice-presidenl Summer Traveling Group. ,if-ilzvw 'ilk CAROLE LITTLE NELSON Nampa, Idaho Morrison I-Iall council, presidenl: Miss Morri son I-lall: SNEA: Sparlan council. KEITH NICHOLS Akron, Ohio Crusader slalil: LSP council: KROK: Deloale SNEA: FBLA: Scriblerus. LEHMAN MOSELEY Por? Angeles, WasI'1ing'I'on Crusader Choir: Madrigals: ADP council: De- bale: Pi Kappa Della: KROK: Circle K: CWB: CMA: Summer Traveling Group. RITA MOSHER Yreka, California Transfer: Pasadena College: Morrison I-Iall council: Dooley I-lall council: SNEA: GNG council: KROK: AWS council: Varsily Tennis. 470 l GALEN E. OLSEN Eugene, Oregon Who's Who: ASB Sergeani-al-arms: Freshman Class vice-presidenr: CMA: GMS council: ADP council, preside-ni: FBLA council, sfale presideni: Circle K council: Summer Traveling Group: ASB President MARVIN PEMBERTON Coquille, Oregon Madrigals: SNEA: Socieiy council. Wi? il? jg., LEON POWERS Glenns Ferry, Idaho Who's Who: Men's Club presidenl: Senior class Treasurer: N Club: Varsiiy Baslaerballg junior class chaplain: Swee'rhear'r's King. LYNDA MYREE QUALLS Eugene, Oregon Who's Who: AWS council, presidenr: Junior Class vice-presideni: Dooley Hall council: Sparlan council: Pi Omicron: SNEA: Young Republicans: Homecoming Courl: CWB. I7l KEN RAINE Bowden, Alberfa, Canada Transfer: Canadian Nazarene College: Cru- sader Clwoirq SNEA: CWB. ELDON RAYBORN Nampa, Idaho CMA: SNEAg CWB: Sociology Club. JERY REMY Salem, Oregon Slucleni Assisfanr Deparfmenr of Biology. DON RENSCHLER Jamesfown, Nor1'l1 Dakofa Senior Class chaplain: SLA council, Presidenf Mangum House council: Varsify baseball CMA, CWB council, Sociology Club. af-s, RALPH RICHARDS Aloha, Oregon SNEA: lvlangum House council: Arlienian councilg Men's Gleeg Madrigalsg Summer Traveling Group. GAIL RILEY Nampa, Idaho Transfer: Pasadena College: Senior Class sec- relaryg Homecoming courlg FBLA: GNGg var- siry Jrennis. MAYTIELU RIMBEY Walla Walla, Washingfon Morrison Hall president Treble Choir: CWB: SNEA: FM B. HOYT ROBERTS Richland, Washingfon American lnslilule of Physics council: JV loaslcerballg Alhenian council. presidenl. LOIS BROCKMUELLER ROBERTS LOIS ROBINSON Moliala, Oregon Spokane, Washingion Morrison COUI'1Cii1 Dooley WhO'5 Whgg vice-pregidenfj Freshman COUDCH7 Spdfidn COUHCFIZ PMB. class secreiaryg Sophomore class vice-pres- iden+g Junior ciass Rep.: AWS council: Cru- sader choirg Macirigalsg Afhenian council: Circle K sweefhearig Summer Traveling Group. KENNETH SAUNDERS Nampa, Idaho DARYL SCHENDEL SNEAg FBLA: Band: Oasis siaffg Crusader NamPa- Idaho sraffg KROK. CWB: PMB: CMA. SUSANNA SCHMIDT Denhoff, Noriln Dalco+a Crusader sraffp SN EA: CWB. HARRIET SHARP Nampa, Idaho Transfer: Pasadena College: SNEA: Pi Omi- cron: Cheerleader. JANET SCHUERCH Willamina, Oregon Dooley Hall council, president SNEA: Pi Omicron council: CWB: PMB. ROBERTA SHEARER Minof, Nor+h Da ko+a Transfer: Minor Slale Teachers College: Wl1o's Wlwog ASB Secreraryq Morrison Hall Council: SNEA: Scriblerus: Sweelrlfiearl' Court Homecoming courl. L, MYRNA SOUGSTAD FuI+on, Sou+h DaIcoI'a Junior Class secrelary: Pi Omicron presidenl: SIaIe I-Iome Economics College Club pres- idenf: Dooley Hall council: AWS council: SNEA: FBLA: ASB Secrelrary: SweeIhearI's , Queen. BONNIE SWAIM Baker, Oregon Zefa Kappa Rho: SNEA: JOANN SUNDELL Meridian, Idaho Transfer from Boise Junior College, and Idaho Sialre College: SNEA: Pi Omicron: Band. mg JUDY TANNESEN Sea'HIe, WashingI'on SNEA: CNG council. THOMAS TAYLOR Nampa, lclaho SNEA: Marslwall Science Club: N Club: Var- si'ry Tennis. CAROL VAN BUREN Lander. Wyoming JEANINE VAN BEEK New Zealand Transfer: Ausrralian Nazarene Bible College Sfudenf Assislanr Deparlmenr of Religion CMA council: FMB: CWB. JERRY VEVIG Nampa, Idaho Men's Glee: Crusader Choir: Music Club. KEN WATSON Eugene, Oregon Who's Who: Sludenl' Assislanl' Deparlmenl' of Chemislry and Biology: Zela Kappa Rho: Sophomore Class presidenl: Chapman I-lall council, presidenl: Men's Club Council: Circle K Council: Sweelhearl courl: N club: Varsily Track: ASB 2nd vice-presidenl. Il BEVERLY WEBER Walla Walla, Washingfon IVA WILLIAMSON JIM WILLIS Coos Bay, Oregon Porlland, Oregon Transfer: Lewis-Clarlc Normal School: SNEA: Transfer: Cascade College: Sludenl Assislanr Treble Choir: CWB: PMB: Morrison Hall Depar'l'men1'ofMusic:Zela Kappa Rho Music council. Club council: Band: Brass ensemble: Pep band SNEA. KAYE WINANS MARGARET ZINK S+, Maries' Idaho Enumclaw, Washingfon Mofrisgn HolloounCil:5NEA: CWB, Siudem' Assisfanf in deparfmeni' of English Zefa Kappa Rho: Scriblerus: SNEA. POST BACCALAUREATE GONZALO MEDINA Caracas, Venezuela Summer Graduate, 1963 Non-Graduating Seniors Beverly Beem Ed Caldwell Slanley Funlr Joyce Gammill LeWayne Hoffman Anna Marie Jackson Lydia Jennings Trueline Laffing Jim Monroe Ilene Morehead Marlow Pounds Wilfred Ross Carolyn Shepard Joan Warden Ron Williams Second Semester Students Leona Babb Ron Butchart Les Chambers Ray Fleming Sharon Hartley Gwen Jeffries Harvey Lewis Abiiah Murphy Karen Nichols Nancy Rodda Gordon Six Jerry Taylor lv 'T- .9 Studeni Council Represenfaiive DAVE LARKIN Vice Presideni SGCFGTBFY JANELL KEOPPEL LYNN GOIN Juniors Presideni' PAUL BARBER X Treasurer Chaplain KATHY BUNN HUGH FRIBERG 6.-.4 xi- Maxine Adamson Karen Bailey Paul Barber Belly Belden Jon Belisle Gil Bellamy Merri Beymer Dave Bon lrma Borf Lynn Burich George Carlson Marvin Carlson Sue Chadwick BeHy Clacl: David Connor Angela Daufermann Carolyn Davis Dawn Doorn Vernon Ellsworfh Paul Enns Abe Espada Ron Beeson Howard Beymer Kafhy Bunn Dave Carpenfer Marshall Coryell Kafllryn Durheim Earl Fairbanks Marie Fender Jea n Flowers Margery Forresler Kay Franklin Hugh Frlberg Linda Helier Marlene Keene I84 Glenn Hancock Daryl Kellum Marilyn Hiller Janell Keoppel Judy Howard Bob King John Hydorn Slaanon Kirkeide Eugene Furuyama Lois Jackson Bill Kooman Don Gubbens Roberfa Jacobson Jea nne Krafzer Linda Hagemeuer Marvin Karns Jamelyn Llsl: Margaref Luchsnnger Paify Mangum Joe Mash Shirley Middlelon 'fi- Dave Larlun Henry Miller George Larsen Wulham Lewns Allen Moore Charlene Moore Verna Moran Newell Morgan Pam Morrow Kaflwy Mosfeller M. Monfgomery Dean Myers Margery Nason Jua nifa Nelson Yuda Owuor Jack Pace JoAnn Pafnode Marcia Pedersen l85 Ja nel' Porferlield Marvin Roberis 1' Dick Salisbury as Ken Smifhline Lois Posilewail Louise Rodeen Evelyn Sanner Alefa Soward Diane Presfon Rufh Powell Noreen Railwien Paul Rogers Myrna Rose Karen Saunders Duane Schoenborn Ralph Soward Y Marvin S+allcop ,s i Suza nne Sporleder Jon Remy Lowell Rowley Marilyn Shepard Elwood Slefson Judie Roberfs 9 .L W ,i1,f?gg5gj L - W ' W V, A ia N? K 9' 'A if ei Mark Rudeen Joan Smiley Jerry Sione Beihel Taylor Kaihy Thomas Glenn Thompson Tony Traufwein Chuck Wiksfrom Sharon Wrlghi' Howard Tu Dennis Wilde Herb Yamamshn Sandra Thomas Kafhi Wafson Don Wlllls Dan Yancey La Donna Tillofson Ken Tippiii Darrell Tidwell Judy Wenfworih Sfan Wilson Lane Zachary fav' Carolyn Younger Terry Wesfmarlt Bill Woods Lynn Goin Sfella While Don Woolery Presidenf ROD N UTTING Treasurer RICHARD SMITH Sophomores Sfudenf Council Represen'Ia+ive JERRY GRAY Secrefary J U DY BENNETT Chaplain DOUG SCHMIDT X 1 Slmarlene Anders Brad Basham Judy Anderson Jim Belisle Rona Armilage Gary Bellamy Rick Barron Larry Besl1erse Pearl Buker Bernice Blur Gary Burklwolder Mike Blewelf Linda Busick Doug Bolles Ken Carfer Doug Cleveland Marilyn Cavin Dwighl' Collins Rose A. Chichesler Gary Coulier Slephen Clark Lavonna Cox Dick Dynes Fred Daulermann Linda Edgar Kelly Davis Lona Ellis Devoia Dodson X Judy Benneil' Gerald Carlson Joann Cox LeRoy Ellis 02' Ed Ellyson Gary Evans Dave Ewing Harold Flowers Dennis Forresier Evelyn Frazier Sharon Freeby Kafhy Frifz Susan Frye Marvin Fulclrer Tim Fuller Mel Gammond Anna Marie Geary Phillip Gibbens Vernon Gibson Jane? Graham Jerry Gray Ralph Griffin LaVerne Guches Judiih Hamman Duane Hammon Lloyd Hanlxins Larry Harringfon LeRoy Harshaw Irene Hays Tom Hendriclrson Barbara Hilliard Chrisiine Hills Sue Hoffman Tom Holloway James Hougland Ken Huber Vicky Hunqpewell Verna Isaac Marilyn Johnson Ron Johnson Cynrhia Kelly Terry Kendall David Kepharf Dan Kefchen if Y ' ' -, - Keifh King Bud Kinzler George Knapp Richard Krause Marvin Kronberg Tony Kupinslli Ron Lancasfer Liz Landis Mary Larmon Fayrine Lawson Hannah Llndbloom Larry Loeber Linda Lesler Linda Lilfle Paul McConnel Lee McGraw Diclc Mark Nancy Mapes Bill Marlcos Garry Maflocl: Al Muller Vnrgnnla Muller Linda Michael Bob Miller Joyce Mifflesfaedi Doug Money Gordon Morehead Gary Moore Mildred Morris John Mowery Mary Nelson Rod Nufhng Robe.-1' Mull Ralph Nichols Wallace Nye Jerilyn Palmen Warren Pafferson Bob Parsons Elwin Paulson Jim Pfosf Glen Pounds Leona Powers 'YP Chris Ponce Diana Powell PauleH'e Price Veldon Price Dan Quick Bill Pyne Dave Raine Nina Rayborn Roger Rediger Richard Smifh l94 Diane Remy Billie Salisbury 3 -Q T? Gary Robb Karyn Santo Paul Sauer Wayne Robbins Merlin Schwanz Shirley Seward Clarence Shafer Jim Shields Carolyn Shuclr Maureen Simms Jack Sine Dave Slamp Dena Sorenson Donna Smiflw Irene Smilh Merilyn Siarll Marvis Robley Doug Schmiclf Linda Sailors John Smalldridge Zelma Smifh 3 Quenfin Smi+l1 Tom Sleeves Suze n ne Sfevens Rufh Sfiehl Barbara Sione Judy Tiemens Mimi Welch Sian VanArsdel Dan Vanderpool Nancy Taylor Yvonne Wheeler Connie Whi'H'el' James Wiberg Oscar Wick Judy Wilkes Jeanine Williams JoAnn Williams Bob Worfhen John Williamson Gary Windom Evelyn Young Paul Taylor Kay Va nderpool Nilri Williams Cliff Woolery Carol Wood Nila Ziclzefoose Anifa Tibbs Freshmen Vice Presidenf KEITH KIRKEIDE Presideni' NELSON EN NS Sfudenl' Council Represenfaiive DAN GRIEP Q S . Secrefary Treasurer VIRGINIA SMITH CARL BELI-AMY Chaplain GLENN GROENIG Cv Ellene Abrams J'-ldY Adkins Ulys Aeschllman Sherry Alfeneder Gail Arford Terry Armsfrong Virginia Arndfs Marilyn Ax Ellen Babb Jim Baker JoAnne Beebe LaVonne Beeche Paul Belisle John Berggren Larry Bergsfrom Judy Boswell Wendell Bowes I' Glen Arneson John Arnold Pafsy Aude++ Pam Bar+le'H Dan Barnes Gary Barflow Carl Bellamy Ken Benedici: Dan Berg Linda Bickle Jessie Blinn Sieve Bei: Evangeline Bolfon Cara' B,-own Sharon Bryanf William Bull John Burnell Marlin Buss Jerry Capps Dennis Carler Larry Clauson Sharon Crandall Ken Burrell Evelyn Cadden Lyle Coblenlz Linda Childers Failh Burch Sharon Burlch Tim Cameron Jack Carlson Laura Clark Larry Coen Jeanie Cronralh K. Mary Cammaclr Marilyn Burfon Keifh Burlrs Paul Clark Juclilh Cooper Dixie Busick Barbara Canlrell Marfha Carpenler Sharon Clark Dennis C-ox Judy Daniels Bob Danker Beffy Deakins Sue Dibble Roberl' Dryer James Dyer Janet Engles Carolyn Ferdinand Sally Deering Ray Doane Beflw English Karen Dyksfra 79. Befhel Day Dwighf Delp Ruby Doerlrson Lynn Durgan Dave Eggebraa'ren Nelson Enns Sieve Flefcher Joyce Doremus Fern Denney Kafhy Day Al Eirish Sharlene Erks JeaneH'e Denney Dixie Dofson Larry Durheim Kaihy Ellis Lana Essley Sam Flueisch Doug Fraser John Gisf Loren Graham Danny Griep Kafhy Hanson Mac Harris Bob Henry Ron Freeborn Caroli'ra Freeman Harlan Friesen Ronnie Gammill Imogene Gering Glen Groenig Ron Groom Eddy Goodman Dale Hdqerfy B05 l ldnS6n Kalhy Heriford Lloyd Hiclrerson Ron Graham Mark Hinds Gwen HOHMGH Margare1'Gui'hridge Serena Harringion Ronnie Hays Nancy Hilliard Terry Gilberl Rich Gookin Pafricia Graves Sharon Hansen Felicia Harris Ronald Heard Douglas Holly 11 Sian Hollon Lyle Jackson Jim Johnson Bonnie Jolliff Jan Kiemel Milne Kirby Judy Kihmiller Carolyn Horner Joyce Hosforcl Eldon Housinger Janice Howard Roger Huff Pai Jones Dean Jorden Larry Jacobs Larry Kelley Karen Ken? Darrell Klassen Gloria Klassen Margarei Johnson PaHy Knowlron Gary Koch Helen Kauffman George Kile Keilh Kirlceide Rick Knighl David Huilulro Jim Jagger Sleve Johnson Ann Kiemel Fay Kinnaman Karen Kirlcman Gary Kollman ri Clyde Komp Eleanor LeMasfer Sieve McKenna Ed Malmany Earl Marble Rosemary Midby Allen Morse Jeanne Lamberf Caroline Landis Ray Lawlor Jeanelle Lawson B05 l-ee Ann Leonard George Lepperl' Mille Lifsey Ron l-Oeber Frank l-oelmef Connie Miller Marilyn Miller Beverly Minion Bob Minor I-ind-1 Mohler Marvin Mullen Marilyn Mufh Margery Nevin GBVY Nichols Karen NY5l 0m Gayle Lee Don Loen Ardi+l1 Machen Marilyn Mahler Garry Marsh Jewell Morgan Linda Oldenlcamp Jacquelyn Olson Margaref Olson Louise Oniglleii' Don Orner Dianne OH0 E5i'l'l9l' OWUOI' LaVerne Pace Connie Price Carol Rawson Cheryl Rhoads Ron Richmond Ken Rupp Bob Fasa Carol Perkins Connie Phillips Pam Pooley Ken Posi Glenn Rimbey Harold Robbins Chucl: Robinson D0f0'fl'lY ROQGFS Bonnie Rowell Connie Russell Ed Salisbury Ron Sanford Harold Sanrler David SdUhClerS Jane+ Pace Norma Powell Gwen Qualls Richard Reichlen Lynn Richardson LoAnn Rudeen Marcia Schafz Larry Schmidl Marilyn Schmidl' Orval Schmidi Sylvia Schnihler Kathy Schoenfeldf Clynl' Schroeder Joan Sporleder Jerry Sfanford Heaiher Sfanfon Richard Sfanlon Willa Seaman Virgil Seward Arlyn Sharrah Donald Shaw Carolyn Shawen Marolyn Shawen Gary Skagerberg Virginia Smifh RoseMarie Smoclr Sonia Sfeiber Jucliih Sfephens Howard Sleward Ted Slewarl Paul Schroeder Dean Scofl' Gwen Scofl' Linda Scroggin Carole Sfrayer Jeannie Thun Bonifa Tibbs Marcia Vanclersioep f, 3' Darlene S+rom Wes Sullivan Bonnie Swaim Roberf Swiger Norma Tenbfinik Carol THOMPSON Margaref Varner Janei Walker Paul Wardlaw Jerry Wafson Marilyn While Charlofie Whiiney Charles WiH'e Linda Wood Carolyn Woolbrighf Larry Wynia Judy Wynlroop Judy Wyse Doris Young Wayne Young 'F Lawrence Woolery Kay Wordsworfh Jane Worfhingion Jim Zook 'rf' x. W ,tra A , A-.. M. ...v .,f.Q..,. f -A ...4- M .- Si 1- AJ. 'V 574'- W. ' W ' ' qv LONGER SHADOWS FALL FRGM LOFTIER MOUNTAINS. Vergil Student Lite on the campus ot North- west Nazarene College was highlighted this year with the annual special events, special social attractions and wholesome atmosphere. Not the least part of stu- dent lite is the enrichment the student attains through his relationship with fellow class members in the dormitory. This division aims to show the outstand- ing moments that made this year a peak of pleasure. xx Entertainment-hungry fans applaud as the 'Fun begins The second annual all-school party, the Sarnedi Gras, is a rnaior event in the first semester. As the first all-school party of the year, the new students of NNC are introduced to the livelier side of NNC. With fun, food and frolic for all, the Sarnedi Gras featured events such as the dunlcing pool, mashed potato toss, Circle K's iail your friend or professor for a dime and other amusements sponsored by various clubs and organizations. If 5 fi ,.., E , f f r , iiifir i g 4 r r X XX . I ,ff The bull's eye in this case was Dr. Lilburn Wesct1e's nose. 5 if Samecli Gras When one gets locked in the clinlr one has to pay with the green stuff if one wants one's freedom. is 3 Professor Owens succumbs to the tate-as do all noble and stalwart souls placed on the 208 dunking tank. Stag Night- AWS Party On one evening in the early tall. the Associated Nomen Students hold their annual party just tor the girls at the same time the Associated men students mold theirs just tor the boys. This year the AWS ieatured an oriental theme while the AMS stuck to :heir traditional stag night and jovial entertainment gtmosphere. N.-y The boys heard melodies 'From the strings. H The beard growing contest presented this motley looking crew. On the sidelines, but in the middle of the fun, sit the advisers. Brightly colored lrimonos were the style of the evening. Whatever happened to Baby Jane? ,A . ki Nxt, Closed Night The Closed Night, with each society selecting a ditlerent theme, saw members dress accordingly and turn out in great numbers to support their societies. Some ot the groups remained on campus tor their parties, while others ventured to other locations. Little boy blue, come play your ulre. Three blind mice sing 'For Mother Goose. 29292 Converting the dining hall into a barnyard resulted in undue Ll ,J J we , X atter effects. Marvin llvesl Pemberton vim? searches for the right key. Some people malce it hard to 7 H4 get anything accomplished. Halloween Party V ,J--'. 55 . .,.- 4 K, dm? W it ii -9 ' i n A i ,X 5, i ' f- 0 House of Horrors depicted unimaginable cruelty The Halloween Party was held this year at the 'Haunted l-louse north ot town. Students with For a dead man, you're sure happy :heir dates, who dressed in pairs, lit being Twirp Weelc, by the wayl were guided through the chambers ot torture and horror. They witnessed such gruesome sights as the guillotine and, in one 'oom, a Hneclctie party. Retreshments soon revived their spirits, how- ever, and the couples returned to the campus in a jovial mood from an evening ot tun. ll 'V B ls this the morgue7 Crowds throng the gates to enter the haunted house. . . . And Eve was attirect in the latest 'fashion in 'Fig leaves. SYMPHONY OF WOR HCDME ueen Kafhy I and her couri' view fhe Homecoming game 'from fheir fhrone Mangum's prize winning dorm decorafions. Oly's fioaf emphasized NNC's sporfs in+eresf Gary Locke: I crown you Queen Kafhy I CCDMING 1 Princess Sue enfers amid fhe Circle K Honor Guard V 'Q x -.,,, iv, ' C ' 3 .rwhx H lffixllilaiilla i 551 rrrr v ll Q1 QQO iff? is AAT. flf' X 3 Princesses wave 'lo parade crowd Robbie pracfices waving while Pam smiles al' her admirers ADP's floaf showed NNC's culfural achieve- menfs. Queen Kalhy's floal speckled wifh silver and gold 5 I Christmas Party culty and students delighted in the gourmet treats from foreign countries. Each table contained foods 'From a different country for the party goers. Christmas Around the World was the theme ot this year's Christmas Party. With special emphases on the customs ot Japan, Germany and l-lawaii, the party broadened the outlook ot stu- dents. Decorations and refreshments were repre- sentative ot these various countries, which helped the student become acquainted with the foreign customs. In addition were special music, read- ings, and the traditional Santa tor the children. and of course, Santa Claus Sweethea rt's Banquet With the Tai Mahal as the center ot attraction lincluding the reflecting pooll this year's banquet was attended by more than ZOO people to witness lthe crowning ot Myrna Sougstad and Leon Powers as Sweetheart's Queen and King. Master ot Ceremonies was Ron Lush and the program 'featured readings ot love sonnets ot Shakespeare and Browning. Evelyn Sanner sang Love ls Where You Find lt. XiH: my' r H Students viewed Romeo and Juliet in the balcony scene iw The court stands behind the reflecting pool ,,.. ,. ,, -sf' Evelyn Sanner sang with Marilyn Shepard as her accom- panist. l 'W W f MANGUM 349 w ff -g . ,'Vf'if'f'- if ff' '. .. a' fd Q' s-Q gtg 1, uf -...- 'Fiif .if 37- una:-r-f A , . ......,.., ,gp-null' MANGUM 1 L H .T ,wr N., Wy., Nm: 1 , mug An unusually Hdy and clever- ly clecoraied room ---1 l:...M---- ....... ........... 'M ' 'A 'Q HOUSE Dorm Presidenf JACK MINION Head Residenfs ROSELLA, JAN and ELDON LEACH . E I . .n s new Jael: Minion, president Hugh Friberg, vice-presidenfy Allen Moore, wing represenlaiive. Slandingc Ron Beeson, freasurerg Don Willis, secrefaryg Gil Bellamy, wing represenfaiiveg Harold King, wing represenlafive. Council sea+ed: Kenf Anderson, chaplainy Dean Myers, wing represeniaiiveg Eldon Leach, liead resident Dooley Hall -'CN Head Residenis SHARON and ALAN RODDA Dorm Presideni' JANET SCHUERCH .sv ' A , 1 'l an-4 fin s. f, .all 4 fk,x',f'f .nw-,if Mx Al Y, 711, .lf Q V . en .J ,w4,,,,,, ,, jaa.f':.'3'?f::'2: 7ff4 ,Wann 1-s..fJw -v., - . -...f ..-Q...-A ...W . 5f3 '2 ',L'- Q.: Xlx i A llhsiv' N , 3 5,,M'A S Q,tf J ihxripyv , 0 K iii QP A mosl appealing and feminine room Council sealed: Rila Mosher, chaplain: Carolyn Shepard, vice-presidenfg Ka+hy Thomas, +reasurerg Kafhy Wafson, represeniafiveg Karen Saunders, assislanl chaplain. Sfanding: Linda Haller, vice-pres- idenfg Jane? Schuerch, president Irene Smifh, program chairman: Myrna Sougsiad, secrefaryg Sharon Rodda, head residenh Rebecca Lesfer, represen'ra+ive: Marilyn Shepard, vice-president F-It or ,, Mwst, T: . . ffff?N'f W-'S1'i.ff ':m? :V G , , . , , Morrison Hall fx ,X X Council Row I: S+ella While, assisfanr chaplain: Pam Pooley, wing represenfafiveg Marie Fender, wing represenhafive. Row 2: Naomi Long, head resident Carol Sfrayer, ireasurerg Rulh Sfiehl, chaplain: Kathy Mosfeller, vice-presidenh Iva Williamson, secrefaryg Mayfileu Rimbey, presidenf. Row 3: Viclry Hunnewell, wing represenlafiveg Zelma Smifh, sophomore represen+a+ive: Linda Oldenkamp, wing represenfafiveg Marge Angier, wing represenfaliveg Jeanine Williams, wing represenlafive. ff- -fm w Head Residenf NAOMI LONG Dorm Presidenf MAYTILEU RIMBEY PK 1 -u. , Y' 7 4 l E K 5 1 Q 1 Residenfs lounge in comfori and home-like afmosphere in Morrison's roomy accommodaiions. 22l ,L O 4 Mfqgbr-.qus5 7 ,gl 1 A ' Head Residenfs Chapman LaDONNA. 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W '- f I-1154-e'f',-:'f1'u ,F , , ,j ., ei . Sfudying becomes much easier in more comforfable surroundings , x .. .. - 5 fl ' ,., Q ,WM 4 .,. A If Q ,V -,eau H M454 1 A ' 7.17 f3QLW'iHz,-.-4r 'wk , 'f' ' , f 141:11 Mx- ., 'Tag VX ',5,-- M351 ia, ,il 5T'X'l'f14.ff 2 fc-iiaiafewivlfuw,-e .,u. -sv Council sealed: Dave Slamp, program chairman, Chuck Taylor, vice-presidenlq Jerry Gray, secre iaryg Dave Bon, chaplain: Paul Enns, freasurer. Sfanding: Mac Webb, head residenfg Don Chrisiensen president Hall lim., ,. 225 'Q' ,,,,,. l -fy-ff V . , 5. ,,m-f'-Qh4,.,pLgf x',,--1.-24'-1o5'!'55li1594 fffiN F. ,, , X X, ,J W A ti,, ,1..g A f , '7 Dorm Presidenf 1 DON CHRISTENSEN M, , , ,,,.,- ,K . ' S9 ,Q gk . . SWM- ...,,,, Q... 3' wh Q gi g .5-K , fi f 5 4 4 J n K 7 -,V'.,' i f Q f r, N, As mountains are for winds. That shake not, Though they blow perpetually. Shakespeare Those who are faithful with their material and moral support to NNC and especially to the endeavor of this publi- cation can justly be called the supporters of the climb. Not only does the mone- tary or material wealth help to stabilize the college's position but the moral and spiritual support gives NNC a marginal profit. 19 64 - 1 9 6 5 DATES FIRST TERM September 28- December 11 SECOND TERM December 21 - March 16 THIRD TERM March 22 - June 4 Northwesi Featuring now . 10 semeste 'lazarene College A three term college year :reclits normal load Gbrvgnn lgarifir Biziiriri Your Host for General Assembly and Convention June 18 - 25, 1964 ' We will look for you in the glass palace! Roy A. Green, District NYPS President Mrs. G. T. Olsen, District NFMS President Lowell C. Ellis, District Chairman, Church School Board W. D. McGraw, District Superintendent Iihahn G9rvgnn Eintriri Glnngratulaiinnz anim 1151251 mizhvz in Qllaaz nf 1954 If. ZH. ignungrr, Einiriri S1I1JPI'iIIfPIIhPlI1 Uhr illllinnvnnta Biairirt Salutes Nnrthmwai Nazarenr Qlnllrgr S S d . lfffi ., ' ,X ., 2 rx' xx , Amboy 31 5 Anacortes ET F E Eg: 'gf Leif? F3 Auburn india? f fgurl aingd-is as O I l .Eg vu Battleground , Bellingham Dag' J g 1 glguligkiake C0 v.C!u,c'l lf1 C95 .S L1-fl' C 3 ber? Yi YW f?Cl 'E Eremerton gear, 0,635 y, 'C 1 f , H' 5 Se? n amas ' DJ Carson O OJ' to at B in IC V' 0 Castle Rock 30 U- G 0 CI in Centralia - -3fs33f.Y. +R Wbm 6'1Cr'. r ePPLtf'ffZ'Q+ Everett OF c:lfrecmLa'n ff If 05? 7-564062 ' Halls Lake 0 5 Hoquiam K6 57,0 114-'Io A N C 0 Issaquah W '. 1: 6-,H .1 Sp W, e ' ' 00:4 be Kalama O , . 47 .. J -,Lp-,f Kelso QL N0 mpx 1 frva ow: c Cx? W wr Kent First ' . Kent Meridian 6,003 leur lc Kirkland - . . Lake Hills 'HU S SWM mf' Longview ah!! haw! LW, Maple Valley Marysville Monroe Mount Vernon Mukilteo Oak Harbor Olympia Pleasant View Port Angeles Port Orchard Poulsbou Puyallup Randle Raymond Renton Ridgefield Seattle Ballard f4' 'g'if? 'C!'1 ?,.,,J25 Seattle Beacon Hill Seattle Burien Seattle Central Seattle Crown Hill Seattle First Seattle Highland Park Seattle Meadowbrook Seattle Olympic Hills Seattle West Snohomish Snoqualmie Stevenson Sumner Tacoma First Tacoma Lakewood Tacoma Westgate Vancouver Central Vancouver Hillcrest Van Zandt Washougal Woodland RE BRTD V. E ANIELS District Superintendent mewhingtnn Harifir Biatrirt to the Q. , - OCFGIZ :H F ,W A V , -:A ' 5 ' -V l --5, 45. J,-pa? . i :L Y- QL- J A QW' . i VYY ' 1 ' 'bflfn' frigid i J1 ? ig - - f ' - f .Aww .f -9.65 - r 1 L 1' if! - , - 5:71-if K 11 H Q' 'V .., x ' ff , 'Gy J 'avi-'v .11. -A, , 'a-.n e we-f 'A .. A M--4 A V-1,-.fefsafefef ' PASTORS Weber McGarrah Jerry C. Wilson Stanley Ledbetter M. Lee Sullivan William J. Gunter Carl Coil Art Freeman Fred E. Fowler Robert W. Sheppard Merritt M. Mockler Mrs. Pearl Dixon J. C. Pults Arthur H. Fish J. E. McConnell William Anderson Roger Lucas William Edgbert George A. DeVore Lyman Salisbury Edgar A. Kincaid Ramon P. Vanderpool Melvin Palmquist Lee R. McCleery Raymond Friberg Darrell B. Teare Leo Guffnet' Woodrow Morgan Walter E. Russell Paul Anderson James E. Dudley Gerald Aylett Winston Ketchum Howard Stephens Allen J. Fisher E. L. Bohannon Charles Gadbaw E. K. Bryant Robert R. Shafto Newell Denney W. R. Wise Arthur W. Fee Robert Denham F. J. Cannon Gene Hoskinson Mark F. Smith Roy A. Litsey Donald Moore Arthur Mottram Edward Wallace Orville Pettibone Milton G. Bassett C. William Edgbert Bert Edwards, Jr. John Dycke David Huston Virgil K. Grover Clark H. Lewis Lawrence Edwards Donald Coonrod Percy J. Bartram Joseph Shafer Rex Miller Thomas Paine Qlnngraiulatinrw TO THE CLASS OF 1964 RAYMOND C. KRATZER District Superintendent . . . AND TO THE GDa5i5 Staff Nnrthmmt Einirirt CHARLES WILKES District N.Y.P.S. President iKnrkg illinuniain Biztriri The Tetons reflect in beautiful Jackson Lake in Wyoming. ALVIN L. MCQUAY District Superintendent ky Mm Qlhurrh - Nampa ww ff 'U' 4f2f 07 ,mf Ciyfjmf I u W6JJ. My ,ffjff MMM, W W igwfyyfmjfiwiif MM igyfwwjg ' p lffygqcjyyf A gf W7 J J d C M d Wffgiw I V JV D Y h My My W H V QlIII1g1'EIl11IlEITiH115 - TO NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE AND HER CLASS OF 1964 From the N'PUEIh2I'HlEIh 'Bi5tI'il'll RAYMOND B. SHERWOOD District Superintendent To all who are Weary and need restg to all who are lonely and desire fellowshipg to all Who mourn and Want comfortg to all Who sin and need a Saviourg to all Who Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness, and to Whoever will come, this church opens Wide its doors in the name of Christ. Illirut Qlhurrh nf Ihr Nazarenv Corner of 14th and Ogden Streets Phone 384-5835 Las Vegas, Nevada CARL J. FRIESEN Pastor i agile Glzurclz witlz cz Tnlnistrig west !ifm.S!LQS to the fass 0 64 Cgirst Glzurcln of tlze Nazarene 8th and Madison Eugene, Oregon W. Donald Wellman, Pastor Dean Galloway, Education and Youth Svnuth Baknia Biatrirt Glhurrh uf the azarrnv Believes in NORTHWVEST NAZARENE COLLEGE and Congratulates the Class of 1964 Albert 0. Loeber - Dist. Superintendent Ruth C. Loeber - N.l .M.S. President Janies Ranum - N.Y.P.S. President Glen Dayton - Church School Chairman All Graduates of N. N. Cf' Nazarrnv Efhvnlngiml Svvminnrg 1700 East Meyer ,Boulevard KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI C Nazarene Education Nazarene Publishing . . . linked together in the work of the church Your NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE Kansas City, Missouri Qlvniraxl Qlhurrh nf the Nazarene IS PROUD OF N.N.C. rw , 4 A G. Franklin Allee George Dunbar Minister Minister of Music 116 N.E. 29th Ave. Portland 15, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1964 till .in illirnt Qlhnrrh nf the Nazarrne Center at Thirteenth Salem, Oregon A. G. JEFFRIES - Pastor GORDON A. OLSEN -Minister of Education iimmrit, Ilimhn Smut!! SvalPn1 Gllmrrlg nf tlgv Nzrzarmw Qlhuffh gf ihp Ngggypnp 565 Madrona 8z Commercial s.E. Smppnriing N.N.Gl. 1963 - 64 students Leroy Ellis LeWayne Hoffman Lloyd Hankins Ralph Nichols VOLNEY A. JOHNSON' PASTOR Salem, Oregon R. LLOYD BIRKS, Pastor MAYNARD GILMORE, S.S. Supt. DICK RAMSEY, N.Y.P.S. Pres. ELOISE BINGENHEIMER, N.F.M.S. Pres. Services: S.S. 9:45 a.m., Worship 10:50 a.m., Youth N.Y.P.S. 6:15, Evangelistic Service 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Prayermeeting 7:30 p.m. lltirklanh Nazarene Qlhurrh Qlhllffh uf HIP NHZHYPIIP 5th and State Streets, Kirkland MOLALLA, OREGON 2nd and Berkley Pastor: Lee McCleery Pastor Emeritus: E. E. Wordsworth The Church of the Old Rugged Cross on Beautiful Lake Washington John Brockmuller P.0. Box 167 Pastor Phone 829-9339 Eliranklin iKnah Qlhurrh nf the Nazarene Nampa's Singing Church OMAR BARNHOUSE LARRY COEN Pastor Minister of Music Nnrih Nampa Glhurrh uf the Nas-zarvnv 608 - 14th Avenue North Rev. Harold E. Kiemel Ken Tippitt PaSt01' Minister of Music Qlhurrh nf ihv az-mrvnv 9th - FordNStreets McMinnville, Oregon Pastor- J. L. VAN ARSDEL Students from McMinnville Kathy Bunn Ron Butchart Mike Magee Carole Strager Terry Armstrong Stan VanArsdel e .k ,F pvff Y J f -,L C l 1 f l Vw- V Rev. E. K. Bryant pq? A , -rl Qlhurrh uf the Nazarene Puyallup, Washington Bob Rathjen Architect Efirai Qlhnrrh nf Thr Nazarvnr Richland, Washington Where Three Great Rivers Unite an Empire A CHURCH WITH A RELEVANT MESSAGE A COMMUNITY EMBRACING TOMORROW Heartily supporting N .N .C. Enriched by her graduates Trusting her with our youth MILO L. ARNOLD, Pastor Believing in her program CONGRATULATIONS TO NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE an CLASS OF 1964 illirnt Gllmrrh nf the Nazarrne Rlamfzgierlgpfdvlopm Liberty RO3fl E- B-PEQSTLEY Boisn, 1nAHo Illvtlirl Qllmrrli nf Ihr NEIZEIITIIP SPOKANE, WASHINGTON BOOSTING N. N. C. STUDENTS AT N.N.C. if Prayers Niki Williams -k Money Linda Edgar if Students Murray J. Pallett Pastor Congratulations to the Oasis Staff and Northwest Nazarene College When an - - Worship 1n Medford 7 . Y ek-- !l ai With Us A - fl WW at Mit, ' , I t ly S e my! HM fr. ed 0 oW! ,L ffl, X, - T Perry Christiansen76 HW! M W ' ' Harold M. Sanner Minister of Education ' Pastor and Music WW WK! jf' K W t L- IKIZEOSXEATIQE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL Glhnrrh nf 11112 Nazarrnr MAKE Y0fDSjffj1'jg5,2 1240 N 27 ' N' NN Corvallis, Oregon 'R H l 1 A T f . ffl? T With NNC at Heart ROY A. GREEN Emmett Hutchins John Prince Mrs. Emmet Hutchins - Pastor - S.S. Superintendent - N.Y.P.S. President - N.F.M.S. President l A ,... ,J -- V K - Farr' gs ,9.ig,3f.iff , .,I ii' A - TNQ .. 1 X X X Warm Christian Greetings to the Graduates of 1964 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . . . a friendl church in the Y heart of a friendly community 54th Street and Humboldt Avenue South MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA REVEREND ROBERT E. HARDING, Pastor When in North Dakota visit Jamrainmn ' Qlhurrh nf the Nnzzrrvnv 216 4th St. N.W. Jamestown, North Dakota Qlhurrh nf the Nazarene Newport, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1964 This is Where you will Worship BEST WISHES TO . . when you move to Newport. a Wonderful Chrlstlan College N.N.C. Claire W. Kern Pastor Roscoe Pershall - Pastor 1 iillnunt Svrnti Ollmrrh nf tin' Nzzzarrnr 5525 S.E. Rhone Portland, Oregon 'A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '64 , . 1964 N.N.C. Students . . . the Smgmg Church Ken Bergstrom Bob Danker ROGER L. CLAY CaI'01 HHVCOH Minister of Music Darlene Strom FRANK KENNEDY S.S. Superintendent MRS. ELDEN LEE N.F.M.S. President MRS. K. BERGSTROM N.Y.P-S- President Paul R. Nesmith, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 3HEIi1'lIiP1lI Gllyurrh uf ilgr Nazarmxv Corner Fairview and High Nampa HOWARD OLSEN -- PaSt0l' MIIB Elma 131111 Gllawa nf' E4 Millrrrat Qllyurrli nf tlgr Nazarmw Vancouver, Washington P. J. Bartram, Pastor Dr. George Franklin, Minister of Visitation Warren Franklin, Minister of Music Best Wishes from Anrhnragv Eliirai Rev. Hugh E. Hines, Pastor Zliirai Qllmrrlg nf 1112 azarvnw 13th and E. St. Anchorage, Alaska With our compliments, prayers and gifts for another half-century of edu- cation with CHARACTER, CULTURE and CHRIST. Eliirni Gllmrrlg nf tlgv Nazarrnr Main St. North at Ninth Ave. Minot, North Dakota iliirnt Qlhurrh nf ihr Nazarvnv YAKIMA, WASHINGTON Wholeheartedly Supporting NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE Duane E. Muth Edwin E. Crawford, Jr Minister Associate Minister Illirat Qllinrrh nf the Nazarvrw 4401 Second Ave. Northeast Seattle 5, Washington Donald C. Moore, Pastor ' , - ,.f:'f ' -2' 52 f- 5331-321: tr'LsQs1: - .ggegm Mar. emma, 'in'-GQ54? i ':'f fxf'?::5f'3ff xii, 7 '1 'e2Ef?Si: '?l.hf .mq-., ' ik-ff .- 5 f ' Hmwfii. Our Don Christensen Joyce Gammill Gernot Iwersen Dick Mottram Glenn Olson , :zb3,3,w2,., rf.. N.N.C. Students Carolyn Shuck Gary Skagerberg Ted Stewart Judy Wynkoop mallet media Ellimi Glhurrh D. R. Peterman, Pastor '47 Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1964 Representing Walla Walla First Church at Northwest Nazarene College Sherrill Huggins Maytielu Rimbey Beverly Weber Stan Wilson Bill Woods Tom Hendrickson Eliene Abrams Lyle Coblentz Glenn Rimby Marilyn White Carol Brown CONGRATULATIONS Dave Cox Steve Cox mnrplatth Idaho Department Store Gflmrrly nf the Nazarextr W. E. Thompson, Minister Class of '64 Glaphre Watson Jo Ann Williams Margery Neven Jim Willis Donna Ackerman Merilyn Stark Norma Powell Don Willis 7805 S.E. 17th Avenue-Portland, Oregon THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW' Jcmtzen White Stag Pendleton Winthrope Hush Puppies Van Heusen Sh,ip'n Shore Warmers Betty Rose Haggar Graff Form Fit lst St. South NAMPA, IDAHO COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES LARGE PAPERBACK SELECTION Mrs. Laura Sporleader, Assoc. Mgr. Owned and operated by the college for the students of N .N.C ' 'Q SERVING TREASURE VALLEY VVITH FINER DAIRY PRODUCTS Albertson Food Center Your Une Stolb Skolov Bakery Fountain Meats Grocerles Variety 715 12th Avenue South Nampa Serv- 14- Center brag HWALGREEN AGENCY MEET THE GANG AT CLIFF 'S N . 20 1 h A . . School Supplles lzfampgf Idali, S0 Dial 466-7823 Photo Supplies Hunting and Fishing Supplies Night or day, Work, study or play -ee O19 you'll iind Reddy Kilowatt L ,, helping you live better I ' electrically ! E Q' v N U I DA H 0 Q' PO W E R ..DMs So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE! AJE0 WARE llNSlURANCClE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 GLEN REED Wl.lCH 'yO'LL11 Ifilllllnli of . Q 0 f. .. V'EQlnll1I'1Qli GLHEN llglblllllm 116-lifli .fXvCl1'u-Q Smsutli Nauximpzil Pllmlic el66f24l66 KAMPUS KOR ER Glnxtgratulaiinw Qllaaa nf 'E4 Always a Friend to N.N.C. 523 Holly Nampa, Idaho BECKERS Your Hometown Hardware Specializing in China and Crystals Free Aid in Selection of Your China and Crystals Be Sure to Register Your Patterns 13th Ave. S. Nampa Phone 466-2346 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 - ,.re22f ezli Q 4, , .,:,,,1i l os4 1 4ss o 'N o SHOW N STUD AY,RovED F K. WISE WOR O GOD' A W N U 1 M NEEDE H T D M N SHP-ME ' 1 110 'E A G NO D V XN Y l NGHTZORD of 'WW me 5 . uW ' 2 K ff Phone 466-2489 Nampa Wdwdfld 0 I ----FINE MEN'S WEAR- Howard Nafziger Del Beukelman Ralph Henry Dave Lancaster Frank Wirta FOR 17 YEARS N.N.C.'s FAVORITE MEN'S STORE L,--tg ... --, , rl? . 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Dial 466-0086 Nampa, Idaho Abrams, Ellene Ackerman, Donna Adamson, Maxine Adkins, Judi Aeschllman, Ulys Alleneder, Sherry Ammons, Irene . Anders, Sharlene Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Judy . . Anderson, Keni. Angier, Marjorie Arlord, Gail . ,. Armiiaqe, Rona . Armslrorlg, Terry Arndls, Virginia . Arneson, Ellen .... Arneson, Glen , Arnold, John Audeli, Palsy .. Ax, Marolyn ,,,,, Babb, Ellen . Babb, Leona Bailey, Karen . Baker, Jim Barber, Paul Barller, Pamela Barnes, Daniel . . Barllow, Gary . . Barlon, Richard .. Basham, Bradley , Bean, Ronald . Beebe, Joanne 69, 74, 87, IO4, . 92 9l, I04 59, 69 92, I97 .V .. 49 , 92, 94. 92.97, IO6 -3- , c.115,1a2 .ifHc..5a ..so,ee .. ,fffQ,55 . . .2 was 92 Sludenl Bull, William .. ., Bunn, Kalhy , , , Burch, Failh , ,,.. . Burkholder, Gary. , Burks, Keilh . . Burnelf, John Burrell, Ken Burrch, Lynn . Burlch, Sharon ... Burlon, Marilyn . . Busick, Dixie . .. Busick. Linda .. Buss, Marlin. .. Bulcharl, Ron . Cadden, Evelyn . -C Caldwell, Edward ,,,,, Cameron, lim ,,,,,,,,,, Cammack, Mary Canlrell, Barbara .. Capps, Jerry Carlson , George ,,,.... Carlson, Gerald .,,,,,, Carlson. Jack ,,,,A,,, Carlson, Marvin . Carpenfer, Dave . . Carpenler, Marfha Carier, Dennis H .,,,. .. Carler, Kennelh .,., .. Cavin, Marilyn .. . Chadbourne, Melvalene Chadwick, Sue . . Chambers, Les+er a,,,. Chichesler, Rose Childers, Linda . Chrisrensen, Don Beecher, Lonnie . 59, 7I, 75, 92 ,,,, . 26, 54, 55 599111. Beverly U , U H 53 Clank. Berry ,. . Beeson, Ron . 66,72, I83 2I7 Clark, John .. .. Belden. Belly - H . 53, 59 I83 Clark Laura . . Beslisle Jim . .. . I89 Clark, Paul , . Belisle, Jonathan . ...95 I83 Clark, Sharon .. Belisle, Paul .. . ,,,,,, 95 I97 Clark, Srephen .. Bellamy, Carl N ,,,,. ... .. ,,,, I96 I97 Clauson, Larry Bellamy, Gary ..,,,.. . . . ,,,, 69 I89 Cleveland, Douglas , Bellamy, Gil . . 85, IO6, I83, 2l7 Coblenlz, Lyle. .. . Benedicr, Srephen .. . .. ,. .. .. , .63 I97 Cochrane, George Benneff, Gayrnon . 25, 8I, 84. IO4, I05 I53 Coen, Larry . . Bennefl, Judifh ..... . 49, 89, IO5, I88 I89 Collins, Dvfighr .. , Berg. Daniel .... .... . . 84, IOI, II5 I97 Conner, David Berggren, John .. .. ..... .. . ......,... I97 Cooper, Judilh Bergslrom, Larry ,...... .,... .... . . . ., I97 Caryell, Marshall Bergsfrom, Nancy ..,... . . ..... 49, 93 I54 Coflen, Kenneih .... .. BSSIIEFSS. Larry .,,...,.. . .. .... . I89 Collrell, Slephen ,. Bell. Sieve ,,,.,,,., . ..... 60, I97 Couller, Gary ..... ., Beymer, Howard . ..... . I83 Coursey, Clyde . Beymer, Mark .,..... ..,... I O7 I54 Cox, Dave .. B9Ymer, Merri ....... I83 Cox. Dennis Blclfle. Linda ....-- ...... .... I 9 7 Cox, Joann Birks, Mary ,..... ....,... 9 4 I54 Cox, Lavonna Blur. Bernice ..,... ........ 9 3 189 Cox, sieve. .. Blewerr, Mike .... ........ 6 9 I89 Crandall, Sharon BIinr1.Jessie . ...,.,... ..... 9 2 I97 Cronralh, Jeanie ,, BOlle5. DOUQ .VVVVVV ..I I5,I89 Clow, Donna . BOIIOH. Evangeline ,,..,........, .... ...... ........... 1 9 7 Crow, Sian. . ,. . BOVYIGV. David Cunningham, Sieve . .2 ........ . . .... 59.73,1o1.1o5,115,115,145,154 Bon. David ...................... Hee. II4, 115, 183, 223 Bod. Erma ......... . .......... . ....... .....,...,...,,,,,,,, 1 S3 - D Boswell. Judy ..,.. H ,V , I97 Bowes, Wendell ,........ ....... 9 2, II5 I97 Damon, Sylvia Braddock. Amelia ..... .... ..92 I97 Daniels, Judilh . .. Bramson, Lorraine. .,.... .. ........... 92 I97 Danker, Bob ... .. Blldqes, Harlan .... .... . .. . . .. . 70 Daulerman, Angela Brooks, Richard ,.... ....... 6 O, IOI, II5, II6 I55 Dauierman, Fred Brown, Carol .. . I97 Davidson, Miar . Bflfanl, Sharon . ... . I97 Davis, Carolyn ... Bukef. Pearl . . , 189 Daw., keiiy . 260 Inde 49,5z,73.105 ....I98 ,I82, I83 I98 . I89 II5, I98 I98 I98 ,, , I83 . . I98 .. ..... . . I98 . .. 73,198 .. .. 49, IO3, I89 .,. I98 . .... 87, I8I . I98 I80 . I98 .. I98 I98 . .. .. 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Dyer, James . Dyk, Dorolhy . Dyksrra, Karen ,. Dynes, Richard . Edgar, Linda Edgberl, Del . Eggebraalen, David Eirish, Alex . . .. Ellis, Dennis Ellis, Kalhy Ellis, LeRoy Ellis, Loma .. .. Ellsworlh, Vernon Ellyson, Ed , . Endecolr, Carol . . Engles, Janel . Engles, Larry . English, Beih Enns, Nelson . Enns, Paul .. Erks, Sharlene .. Esapada, Abe 92 92,95 Si 92,105 I 49 115,117 fsf.1o3 55.92 . 92 .,, 58.60 -g.. . 92, I57 I99 I99 I99 I99 I99 I99 I99 I57 I99 I58 I99 I89 I99 I83 I99 I99 I99 I99 I83 I99 I99 I58 I99 I89 I89 I58 I99 I99 69, 77, 92, 94, 95, 97 95 . 93, II5 63 . . 63,66, 49, I06. . 92. . .7I, I99 I89 I89 I83 I90 I58 I99 I59 . , , I99 92, II5, I96, I99 93, I83,223 . . 92, I99 .. .. . . 60, 66, 7O,87,95, 97, II5, II7 I83 Essley, Lana .... Evans, Gary Ewing. David . . Fairbanks, Earl . Farmer, Kalhleen Fender, Marie . Ferdinand, Carolyn Finkbeiner, Junella Fleming, Judy . .... . Fleming, Ray Flefcher, Sieve Flowers, Harold ..... Flowers, Jean .. Fluelsch, Sam .. .. . Forresler, Dennis .... . Forresler, Margery Franklin, Kay . .. Fraser, Doug ......... Frazier, Evelyn . ., Freeborn, Ron ,. 63, 65, 93, 95, II5, 200 Freeby. Sharon . ....... . ,. Freeman, Carolira .. ... .. .. .. I99 use I 190 .....IO6, I90 ... .I83 .. . I59 ....53, I84, 220 . I99 . 89, I59 .. I59 .. . . I8I . . 92, IO5, I99 . .. 68, I90 ... 72, IO6, II7, I84 . I99 82,85, IOI, I90 . .. . IO7, I84 IO3, I84 92,200 .... .. . ..I9O .. .. .. .. .. I90 . . 74, 9I, 97, 200 Friberg, Hugh. .... 46,99, IOI, I77, I82, I84 2I7 Friesen, Harlan ..., . Frili, Kalhy ,..... Frye, Susan .. Fulcher, Marvin . Fuller, Timolhy ....... Funk, Slanley ... Furuyama, Eugene . .. ..... ...... . .. 200 .93, II4, I90 .I I7, I90 .. ....,.. I9O 99, l90 . .I I5, I80 .......49, I84 Gammill, Joyce Gammill, Richard Gammill, Ronnie .A., Gammond, Mel Geary, Anna Marie Geilrey, William . Gering, Imogene Gibbens, Don , , Gibbens, Phillip . I7, 30, 47, 80, 8I,9I,98, I65 Klassen, Sian .,,, Krall, Janel' ,V.,,,,,,,,, , ..,., ...,.,.,200 I85 Gibson, Vernon ,, Gilberl, Terry , Gisl, John , Goin, Lynn ,, ,, Goodman, Eddy , ,, Gookin, Richard , , Graham, Janel ,, , Graham, Loren Graham, Ronald , Graves, Palricia ,, Gray, Jerald , ,, Griep, Danny ,. Griffin, Ralph , Groeniq, Glen . Groom, Ronald , , Guches, LaVerne , .,,. , Gufhridge, Margarel , I 105,115,116 93 9, I04. II5, II6, II7 95 . .93 1 92 182 , I 5 166 49,53,s9,95 1 55,56,63 , 75 ,, 55, 63, I88, I9O ,47, 8I, 92, I96 . 60,66 , 58, I96 , 82 92 -H- Hagemeier, Linda , 69 Hagerly, Dale W . 95 Hagnas, Lilly-Ann .. Hagood, Rich , H , Haines, Sharon , , Halley, Noreen , Haller, Linda Hamman, Judy , , Hammon, Duane Hancock, Glenn , Hankins, Lloyd , Hansen, Roberl ,,,,,, Hansen, Sharon . Hanson, Kalhleen Harringlon, Larry , Harringfon, Serena Harris, Felicia ,. Harris, Mac , ,, Harshaw, LeRoy Harlley, Sharon Hays, Irene .,,, . Hays, Ronnie , , Heard, Ronald , , Heisz, Donna .,,,, ,,,,,, Hendrickson, Tom , , Henry, Roberl , Herilord, Kalhy ,, ,, .. Hickerson, Lloyd .,,,.. Hill, Fred ,, W, Hiller, Marilyn ,,,, Hiller, Waldo ., Hilliard, Barbara , Hilliard, Nancy ,,,,, Hills, Chris ,,,,, , Hinds, Mark Hiner, Lloyd , ,, Hoffman, Gwen . ,,,, , Hoffman, LeWayne , , Hoflman, Susan ,.45. 5 Holloway, Thomas Holly, Douglas , Holfon, Slanley , , Horne, LeRoy ,,,,, Horner, Carolyn ,,,, Hoslord, Joyce ,,,,,, Hougland, James ,. , Housinger, Elden , Howard, Janice Howard, Judilh ,,,, Huber, Kennelh ,.,,,.. Hull, Roger .,,,,,,,, Huggins, Sherill Huikko, David Hunewell, Vicky ,,.,,,, Hunler, Earl , Hydorn, John , ,,,, 1 c,49,97,1o5 54,55,56,57,63,64 ii i5i91,97,iO3 1 2 , 83,I84 so 49,107,114 ,,,,55,63,65,66 ss, . as 104 , ,., 115 I ,'73 , ,II5 1ff,ii,167 5 ,,,IOO ,'f5s ifisf ,f 93,95 2, 53, 69, 93, 97, I9I 1, 92 , HI7,8O,8I ,'sl95 ssfifffnf 97,99 ,ss,92,94,97,115 nHW,H2hn,WIO6 so 5 2 1,55 ss,,22,49,115 I5I ,87 Isaac, V ae -1- Sfna ...,,,I9I -J- Jackson, Anna Marie Jackson, Dav1d ,, Jackson, LOIS ., ,.,, .. Jackson, Lyle ,,,,,,, Jacobs, Joyce Jacobs, Larry , , Jacobson, Roberla ., Jagger, Jim ,,,,,, ,, Jelieries, Gwen . Jennings, Lydia , Johnson, James , ., Johnson, Marilyn , Johnson, Margarel ,, Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sfevan ,,,. Jollifl, Bonnie Jones. Palricia H . Jorden, Dean. Jorden, Marcia ,, ..... . I80 76 I63 ffi ,fff .,.. LI84 ,,,.,...53, 95. I63 20I , HI84 .....,,92, 2OI ...,...92, I8I ,, ,,,, 89, I80 ,,..,,,,,,2OI ., ,,,, 70, 74, 93, 95, 97, I9I 92, ZOI , 60, 2OI 229, 48, 80, 93, IO5, I63 -K- Karns, Joan , Karns, Marvin , ..,.. . Kaullman, Helen ,,,, Kaullman, Ray ,,,..,,. Keene, Gerald Keene, Lowell .,,,, Keene, Marlene Kelley, Larry .,,,,.. Kelley, Mervin , Kellum, Daryl ,..,,. Kelly, Cynlhia , Kendall, Terry ..,,, Kenl, K Keoppe aren , , I, Janell Kepherl, David Kelchen, Dan ,, Kiemel, Kiemel, Ann ,, Jan A, Kile, George , Kimplon, Clara King, Keilh ., , King, R oberl , Kinnaman, Fay Kinney, Kinzler, Jerry ,,,, I Floyd .,,.c Kirby, Dan ,, Kirby, Kafhy ,,..,,, K1rby, Mike ,. ,.,,.,. ., .20I Kirkeide, Keilh ,,,,.. Kirkeide, Sharon Kirkman, Karen ,, Kilzmiller, Judy .,,,,, Klassan, Darrell ,....,,, Klassen, Gloria ,..,,,.. Knapp, George .,,,,, Knighl, Rick ,,,.,..,, ,, Knowllon, Pally ,,,,., Koch, Gary ,,,,,, Kollmann, Gary ,,.... Komp, Clyde ,,,....,,, Kooman, Tamara Kooman, William .,., Kralzer, Jeanne Krause, Richard ...,,, Kronberg, Marvin .,,, Kupinski, Anlhony ,, , ,,..,, 49, I27, I64 .. ,,,,. .... I 64 l5, I64 I5 ..,,.,I84 ,...20I ,, ,7I, 87 2.60, I84 63, 64, 66, I9I I82, I84 97, I9I ., ...,,,,..,,.., I9I 292. 20I , .... 92, 20I ,.,,,,,,..2OI .,,,.,,,,I9I, 2I7 I65 ......,60, 6I, I I7, I9I .,,..,,85, 87, 88, IOI, IO5, 2OI ,ssssuUus55,5s,195,2o1 95. I06, I84 2nscs92,10o,2o1 WMUHUUHUHHZOI ,sussuUMnsUsnUUs55,2o1 .nssusnnsshsucwunsnzol ,-s5su,s95,97,99,1oo,191 ,.,.,,55, 58, 62, 63, 20I 202 .,3I, 47, 49, 92, IO2, I05, I65 ,..,,....,,.,,, ..I9I ...,.....IOI, I9I -1-.. Lais, Mike Lamberl, Jeanne Lancasler, Ron ,, Landis, Caroline ,.... Landis, Elizabelh ,, Larkin, David ,...,,,, Larmon, Mary ..,,,,,. ,, ..,,I00 ,.,..,202 .,.....,,,I9I .. ....,,,,.........,., 202 s-uHa2HWH82,I9l ,sss72.81,1a2,185 aWnu,H,H3HI9I Larsen, Larsen, Eslher ..,,.c George .,..... Lalling Trueline ..,.. Lawlor, Ray ,,,...,,.. Lawson, Fayrine ..,,c Lawson, Jeanelle .....c Leach, Eldon ....... Lee, Gayle ,....,,,.,,, Lee, Roberl .....,..,.... LeMasIer, Eleanor ..,. .,,,.....99, I I4. 92, II7, I9I. I66. ...,.,.53, 59, I65 I 85 I 80 202 202 202 2I 7 202 202 202 Leonard, Ann .......,, ............,........,....... 2 02 Lepperl, George .....,,..,..,...,..,,..,........... .202 Lesler, Linda ..,.... .......,........ 5 3, 72, 75, 77. I92 Lesler, Rebecca ....,,...,..., Lewis, Harvey ,,,,,,,,.,,, 53, 59, 98, I45, I66, 2I9 Lew1s, W1Il1am .,,,,, ,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,., 59, I85 Lindbloom, Hannah .,.,,.,.,, 44.49, 73,93, IO5, I92 Lindley, Ba rba ra .,....., Lindley, Ray ........ ifff1f5Ef5if5if9if I66 I66 Lisk, Jamelyn .....,,,. ........... 5 3, 70, 93. I85 Lilsey, Michael ,.,,.....,.....,,.,......,.,,,.,..,,,.,,,.,. 92, 202 Lillle, Linda ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, IO7, I92 Locke, Gary ..,, 33, 54, 55, 56, 57, 66, 83, I67, 2I2 Loeber, Larry ..,...,,.....,,,,,,,,,,....,,........,...,.......... I92 Loeber, Ron .,,. .. ....,..,... ,,,..,,,.,.,,,...................... 2 02 Loehner, Frank ,,,,, ,,,.,,.,. 2 02 Loen, Don ,,.,,,,, ..,,,,,,,, 2 O2 Love, Jerry .......,..,..... ,,,......,,.. I 67 Lubiens, Pally .,,,..,,.....,. ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,....,..,....,,.. I 67 Luchsinger, Margarel ,.,.,,,,.,.,................ 9I,97, I85 Lush, Ronald ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 4, IOI, lI5, l52, I67 Lyons. Judilh ....... ,,..,....,...,,,,.... 5 3, 73, l68 ...N1.. McConnel, Paul ,,,. ...... ..,,,.,.. 9 5 , IOI I92 McGraw, Lee ...,.,,,..,, ,,.,,,...,....,.. 7 6 I92 McKenna, Sleve .....,,,.. ......... 5 2, 73, 87 202 McKenzie, Raymond ,,,,,,,, ,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,., I 68 McNaugh'r, Pauline ..,.,,, ..,,,..,,, I 80 Machen, Ardilh ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 02 Mahany, Ed .,.....,. Mahler, Marilyn ........ Mangun, Palricia ....., Mangum, Thomas ....,. Manley, Bill ..,....,.... Mapes, Nancy ......., Marble, Earl ....... Mark, Richard ...,. Markos, William ..,. Marsh, Garry ,,.,. Mash, Joe .....,.,... Mallock, Garry ...,,. Medaris, Russell ..,. Medina, Gonzalo .,..., ..........202 .,,,,.,92 202 ...,..,98, I85 ........,.I68 .,.,,,....,.I03 I92 92 202 I92 I92 95, 202 .......73, 76, IOI, I85 63, 64, I92 ,. I 79 Michael, Linda .,,,,,,,,, .,...,. 9 7, I92 Midby, Rosemary ....., ...,,...,.... 2 02 Middlelon, Shirley ....... ....... 6 8 I85 Miller, AI ....,...,.,..,,,..,. .......... I 92 Miller, Connie ,,,,, ........,. 2 02 Miller, Henry .,,..,, ,,,,,,,..,,,, I 85 Miller, Marilyn ,,,,,,,..,, 92 202 Miller, Roberl ........ ........ 6 0,72 I92 Miller, Virginia ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,..,.,,,,,,...,,,,, 9 5, I92 Minion, Beverly ...,.. ..,,,,,.,.......,,..,......,,.,,,,... 2 02 Minion, Jack ,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 9,98, IO7, I69, 2I7 Minor, Roberf ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 2 202 Milfelsfaedl, Joyce ..,,. ..,,,...,,.,.,,,, 7 O I92 Mohler, Linda .,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 O2 Money, Doug ,.,,.,..,,,,,,, ..,,..... 6 O, bl, 66 I92 Monroe, James ...,........,.., ,........,..,.,.. 9 9, I8O Monlgomery, Margarel ,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3,73 Monlgornery, Marilyn Moore, Allen .,,,..,,,,,,.,, Moore, Charlene ,,,..... Moore, Delilah ....... Moore, Gary ......,..,. Moran, Verna .,.,,,,.,,,, ,..,.,,95, 99, I85, 2I7 59, I85 IO5, I69 ..,..,.,I03 Morehead, Gordon ,,,,. Morehead, Ilene ,,,,.,.. 95, I92 Morgan, Jewell .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 202 Morgan, Newell ,,,,. ., ,,,, Morris, Mildred ..,,. Morrison, Wilma ..,..... Morrow, Pamela ,.,..,.. 59,66,92, I00, IOI, I85 .. ...,,..................,,.,,,,,,..,..... I92 ...,,,,45, 73, 93, I85, 2I3 Morse, Allen ....,...,.,....,.,..,..,......,,,,.,,..,....,...,,..,, 202 Morlimer, Meredilh ,,,,,,35, 87, 9I , 96, I I6, I52, I69 26I 2 I94 Moseley, Lee ....,. Mosher, Rira .2 ..,,,,,,,...,,,, 53, 7 Mosleller, Kalhy 42, 53, 89, 92. I0 Mowery, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,Y,,,.... . ,..,,,,, , H Mull, Roberl .,,,,, Mullen, Marvin 22 Mulh, Marilyn A,A,,,, Murphey, Abiiah 2 22 Myers, Dean ,,,,., Nason, Marjorie Nelson, Carole ,,,,., Nelson, Juanira ,,,,., Nelson, Mary ,,,,,, Nevin, Margery ,,,,,, Nichols, Gary .,.. Nichols, Karen ..,,.... Nichols, Keilh ,,,,..., Nichols, Ralph ,,,,,, 9I,96, I70 2, 89, I02, I70, 2I9 2, II6, II7, I85,2l2,2l3,220 I92 2 Y,,,,,,, I93 2 ..,, 92,202 2 92, 202 ISI 98, I85, 2I7 22I85 2 ,I70 2 2 2 2222I85 22 I07, I93 2 ..., I00, 202 22 2 2202 292. I8I I70 2 ,,,, 22 2 ,..,., 2 85, 87, 92, IOI, I04, I93 Nulfinq, Rodney ,,,,.,, ,,,,. 2 63, 66, 63. I33. I93 Nye, Wallace ....,,,, Nysrrom, Karen 22 Oldenkamp, Linda 63, 70, I93 2 2 22 202 2 2 22202, 220 Olsen, Galen ..,,,, I7, 36, 80, 8I,98, IOI, II5, I7I. Olson, Jacqueline ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,, ,.,.,,,, .,,,,,, 9 2 ,203 Olson, Marqarel, ,,., 2 Onigkeil, Louise ,,,, Orner, Don 2. Oflo, Diane 22 Owuor, Esther 2 Owuor, Yuda Pace, Jack ....... ....,,,,,, Pace, Janef .,,,, Pace, LaVerne .,,. Palmen, Jerilyn ,,,,,, Pa rsons, Bob ...... Pasa, Roberl .,........ Parnode, JoAnne .2 Pafferson, Warren Paulson, Elwin ,,,. Pedersen, Marcia 2. Pemberlon, Marvin Perkins, Carol ,,....,, Pershall, Leland ...... Plosr, James .,..,, Phillips, Connie 22 Phillips, Jackson Pinner, Lesfer .,,, Ponce, Chrisrine Pooley, Pam ,,...,,. Porferfield, Janef Posf, Kennefh ,,,. Posflewair, Lois ,,,.., Pounds, Glen ,,,,,,,.,. Pounds, Marlow .2 Powell, Diana Powell, Norma Powell, Rulh ,,,,.,.. Powers, Leon Powers, Leona Preslon, Diane 2 Price, Connie 2 Price, Paulefle 22 Price, Veldon Pryor, John Pyne, William Qualls, Gwen ,,,. Qualls, Linda Quick, Dan ...,. Raine, David ...,., 262 2 2 292,203 22 2 203 22 ,,,, 203 22 203 222222203 22I85 69, 92, 94, 95, 97, I06, I85 2 ,,,,...,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,., 203 2I93 222222I93 2222222203 22 ..,,, 22I85 222222IO6, I93 I5, I93 22222229I, l7I, 2I0 95 222222222I06, 203 I5 222222222222I93 22 22 222203, 220 IB6 22222222203 2 ,,,,.. IO3, I86 I80 I93 37, 43.88, I02, I52, I7I 2 ,,,,,,,.,,,, 203 22 ,,.., 2293, I93 222222222I06, I93 I 93 81 , 89, 98, IO3, I7I 8 I , 86. 87, I93 Raine, Kennelh Raine, Sylvia Raihien, Noreen Rawson, Carol 2 2 Rayborn, Eldon 2 Rayborn, Nina 22 Rediger, Roger ,,,, 2 2. Reichlein, Richard ..,,,, Remy, Dianne ,,,,, Remy, Jerome ,,,,.,,, Remy, Jon 2 22 22 Renschler, Don Rhoads, Cheryl ,,,.,. Richards, Ralph 22 Richardson, Lynn 22 Richmond, Ronald .,,,.,. Riley, Gail 2 2 Rimbey, Glenn Rirnbey, Maylielu ,,,, Robb, Gary 22 Robbins, I-Iarold ,,... Robbins, Wayne 2 Roberls Hoyr ,,,,, Roberfs, Judy 2 2 Roberrs, Lois 2 2 2 Roberis, Marvin Robinson, Charles Robinson, Lois 2 22 Robley, Marvis Rodda, Nancy ,,,,. Rodeen, Louise Rogers, Dororhy 2 Rogers, Paul 22 Rose, Myrna Ross, Wilfred 2 Rowell, Bonnie .,,. Rowley, Lowell 2. Rudeen, LoAnn 22 Rudeen, Mark 2 2 Rupp, Kennelh ,,,,.. Russell, Connie 22 Sailors, Linda 22 2 Salisbury, Billie 22 Salisbury, Dick Salisbury, Edwin Sanford, Ronald 2 Sanner, Evelyn 22 Sanner, Harold Sanlo, Karen ,,,,. 2 Sauer, Paul ,,,,,,,,,, Saunders, David ,..., 2 Saunders, Karen 2 Saunders, Ken 2 2 Savage, Henry 2, 22 Schalz, Marcia ,,,,,. Schendel, Daryl ,,,.,.. ,,,,.. 2 2 Schmelzenbach, Charles Schmidl, Doug ,.,,,,,,,,,,, Schmidl, Larry ...,,...,,.. Schmidi, Marilyn 2. Schmidl, Orval ..,.,, Schmidr, Susanna Schnilzler, Sylvia .2 Schoenborn, Duane ,,,, 22 Schoenleldl, Kalhy ,,,,,,, Schroeder, Clynlon .2 Schroeder, Paul ,,,... Schuerch, Janef ,... Schwanz, Merlin ,,,, Scolr, Dean ..,,,,,,, Scofr, Gwen Scroggin, Linda .,,,.. Seaman, Willa .,,,., Seward, Shirley ,,,,,. Seward, Virgil ,,,,. Shafer, Clarence .,.. Sharp, Harrier ...... Shaw, Donald ...,. Shawen, Carolyn ...,, Shawen, Marolyn Shearer, Roberla 2.222I72, I93 2 89 22 2246, IO6, I86 2 2 203 2 22 I72 2 2 276, I05, I93 2 2I00, I94 22 292, 203 22 2 2I94 222I72 22 22 22 22I86 2 72, I52, I72 2 92,203 29I, 96, I73 22 ,.,, ,,,, 2 22 92,203 22 2 2 2 2 2 2203 22 253, 77, 83, IS2, I73 2 2 222203 2 ,,,, 98, I73, 220, 22I I94 2 2 2.2 2 22 22203 222222I94 I73 222293, IS6 2 2 I74 22 2277, 93, I86 222 22 258, 60, 203 2I7, 39, 80, 96, I74 2 I7, I94 2,22 2I8I , ..,,,, I I7, I86 22 2203 22 ,.., lI5, I86 22 2 II7, I86 2 2293, I8O 22 22 203 22 22 22 92, I86 22 2 2 92,203 2 293, II4, II5, I86 2 22203 2 22203 22222268, 77, I94 2 2I86 2 2 22203 2 2 203 89,9I, IO5, I86,2l5 22 22 .,,,, 22 2 203 22 2 , 69, IO3 22222 2 2 I94 22 ,... 92, 95, 203 293, I02, I86, 2l9 85, I06, I74 22 2 260, 6I 2 2 222203 2 22 ,I74 22 ,,,, 2 I00 2I I4, II5, l88, I94 2. ,,,,,.. 2 2 2 204 .2 .2 2 204 2 ,,,,, I I5, 204 22 22I75 22 22 22204 22 22 I86 222227I,92, 204 227I, 76, 95, 204 I75, 2I8, 2I9 I94 2222275, 204 IOO. 204 89, 204 2.222.2.2lO3, I94 I94 IO3, I75 63, 204 204 I7,4O,44,8I, l75,2I3 Shepard, Carolyn ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., l8O,2I9 Shepard, Marilyn .........,.. 49,9I,95, I86,2I5,2I9 Shields, Jim ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, I 9 4 Shuck, Carolyn 93, 97, I94 Simms, Maureen Sine, Jack . Six, Gordon 2 2 2, 22 Skaqerberq, Gary2 22 2 Slamp, Dave Smalldridge, John 22 22 Smiley, Joan Smilh, Donna 2 Srnilh, Irene 2 Smilh, Quenlin Smilh, Richard Smirh, Virginia ,..,,, Smilh, Zelma 2 ,,,,. 22 Smilhline, Kennefh 2 ,,,,,, 2 Smock, Rose Marie Sorenson, Dena 2 Sougsrad, Myrna Soward, Alela 2 Soward, Ralph 2 Sporleder, Joan Sporleder, Suzanne Slallcop, Marvin Sranford, Jerry 2 Slanlon, Hearher 2 Slanron, Richard 2 Sfark, Merilyn 2 22 Sleeves, Thomas 22 Sleiber, Sonia .2 22 Srephens, Judy 22 Slelson, Elwood 2 Sleward, Howard- ,,,, Slevens. Suzanne Slewarr, Ted ,..,,,, Sliehl, Rulh 22 .,,, 22 Slone, Barbara .,,, Slone, Jerry 2 22 ,2 Sfrayer, Carole .,,, Slrom, Darlene 2 22 Sullivan, Wesley Sundell, Joanne 2 Swaim, Bonnie 2. Swiger, Roberf 2 ,,,, 2 Tannesen. Judy ..,,,,, Taylor, Belhel .,,,., Taylor, Charles Taylor, Gerald 2. Taylor, Nancy ,,,.,, 2 Taylor Taylor , Paul ,,,. 2 22 .2 , Thomas Tenbrink, Norma Thomas, Karhy ,,,,.. Thomas, Sandra 2 Thompson, Carol ,,,,, Thompson, Glenn Thompson, Roberl 2 Thun, Jeannie 22 2 Tibbs, Anira ,, ,, Tibbs, Bonifa 2 2 2 Tidwell, Darrell 2 22 Tiemens, Judy 2 2 Tillorson, LaDonna 2 Tippilf, Kennefh , 2 Traufwein, Tony 2 2 Tu, Howard 22 2, 22 VanArsdeI, Sian 2 2222 54 VanBeek, Jeanine 22 VanBuren, Carol 2 22 Vanderpool, Daniel 22 Vanderpool, Kay 22 VanderS+oep, Marcia Varner, Margaref ,,,. Vevig, Jerry .,.,.,,,. 22 -W Walker, Janel .,..., Warden, Joan 22 Wardlaw, Paul .,,,,, Wafson, Gerald .,,,, Walson, Kafhi .,.... 194 22 63,105 I94 222 22 22 2 181 2222222 2 93,204 68,87,92,104,194 223 222 222222 2 222194 22 2 ,s.s 2186 222 2 2194 222100,194,219 222262,63,66,194 222222222 66,188,194 22 ss,ssssssssss 71,196,204 68,75,87,103,194,220 22 22222 2 2 222186 22222222 22 22222204 2 ,2222 222 2 194 43,49,81,103,176,219 2222222 115,117,186 222 115,186 2 22 204 2 186 22 92,186 22204 2 2 204 2 222 92,204 2 2246,52,68,194 22 22222 105,194 2292,97,204 222 22222 22 222204 222 22,222 22186 2222268,87,91,97,194 22222222222 2 2204 22222222222 2204 2222195,22o 222222195 222 222186 2 2205.220 222 22 205 22 22 205 2222295,103,176 22 22 176,205 22222222205 2222 53,72,I02 176 222222222 187 22 2222 7I,92,98,II5 223 2222 22 22 181 22222 2222 22 2 2I95 22H9I,96,II5,II6 195 22222222 2 59 177 2222222 22 205 2222289,93,187,219 22222 2 2 2151,187 2222222 2273292 205 22 2254,55,56.66 I87 222 22 92 2 205 2 195 205 222 99 187 2222 2 2 195 22 72,100,116 187 2 22 22222 2 187 2222 2 187 2187 .55,56,57,63,72,195 2 22222 22 115,177 2222 222 2 2 177 22260,66,101,115,195 222 2 2 l95 2 205 2 205 22 2I77 222247,103,205 2 22222 22106,180 22 22222 2 2 22205 22222 52,69,2o5 2222283,93,187,219 Walson, Kennelh Wealherby, James Weber, Beverly .,,.,, Welch, Miriam ,,,,,,,, Wenlworlh, Judy ,,,,,,,, Wesche, Alyce .,,,,...,,,, 60,6I,66,8I .88,9B, IOI 'ViffQQQf5i asoauiso Weslmarlu, Terrill ,,,,,,. . Wheeler, Yvonne .,,, ,......,.. 70, IO6 While, Marilyn ,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,. , H While, Slella ,,,,. . ,,,, H. II4, ll5, I87 Whilney, Charlolle .,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,92,95 Wl'1i'rle'i, Connie .. , ,,,,,,, 53, 7l,93 Wiberg, James .,,. ..,,,,..,..a.,...,.,. ,,,, Wiclr, Oscar ,,,,. ..,,,,.. .,., ,.,,, ,,,.. .... ,.,,., Wilcslrom, Charles 62, 63, 66, 68 Wilkes, Judilh ,. Williams, Jeanine Williams, JoAnn ,, Williams, Nilci ,,,,,, 59, 68, 93 ,, ,92, I95 ,, ., 52, I03 7l, ll5 l78 II5 I78 l95 I87 H92 I87 I95 205 220 205 l95 I95 I95 I87 I95 220 l95 l95 Williams, Ronald ,.,,,., Williamson, John ,,,,,,,,,, Williamson, lva .,..,,,,,,,, Willis, Don ..,.....,,,,.... 69 Willis, James ....,,,,.....,,. Wilson, Slanley .......,,,,, Winans, Kaye ..,,,,, Windom, Gary ,..,. Wille Charles . Wood, Carol ,,,,. Wood, Linda .,,,..,,,.... Woods, William ,,,,.,,,,. Woolbrighl, Carolyn .,., Woolery, Clifford ........,, Woolery, Donald ,,... Woolery, Lawrence Wordsworlh, Kay ......,, Worlhen, Roberl ...,..,, Worlhinglon, Jane Wrighf, Sharon ,,,,, of -xiii- . f7 7 MW ' feel, - IMM1 E401 mmm? Cfgygwba 14977 jaw, Wolff? W i ,I ,212,iL7ff5ZjJff4aff ALM dc vffwji' Jiffy VDMHJZ , fLff7wAJj flnff 'imma 1 K ,. f 4 if . J DL elle ,lZ? .,fvs4ie47i 'x 'ilig Zigizf tic ldaiazfg VAAX Qgdgiggagicbhg ' Lkf 7f2QZZ1f1AL fudlfw ,Z2 749002 lOl l5, lI7, l78 , 95, 97, 99, I05, I87 nnHnunwW49,95,97 iilfiiliiis .nnnnnuunniov UHNNUUUUHWVM97 A ,a,.,,, 95,97,99.io7 fiffisifsifias issuuuusnsils Wynia, Larry ..,.,. Wynlnoop, Judy ....,. Wyse, Judilh ....... ..,,.,,.205 ......,....205 ....,.,..92. 205 Yamamshi, Herberl ........., .....,... 6 6, IO7. I87 Ya ncey, Da niel ....,.... Young, Doris ...... Young, Evelyn ....,... .......,,,.,,,.... 7 2, 95, l95 Young, Wayne ........... ...,..........,,......,..,.,...... 2 O5 Younger, Carolyn ..... ........ 7 2, 89,93, IO2, I87 Zachary, Lane ........ ........ ...,..,...... 9 6 , I87 Ziclcaloose, Nila ,... ,,,,,,...,,,,.... 9 2, l95 Zinlc, lvlargarel ,.,... ,,,.,,.. 4 9, lO5, l79 Mah, Mfpfsedv Qffifesizf ,jp I 37 Faculty and Slall -A- Arnold, Milo .. -B- Barllow, Ells ..,... ,,,, ..,,....,......... 9 Baxler, Geneva ,.A,,. ,.,.,...,.... I 06 I32 Billleslon, Geneva ....., Bloomquisf, Marvin , .... . ...,..,92, 93, I I9 .. ,,,,,,,,, 9 Johnson, Johnson, Evelyn ,,.,...... L. Wesley ,,,,. Johnson, Naomi ........,.,.......,.. -K Kincaid, Ed ,,,,,,,..,...... Kralzer, Raymond ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, -L Lancasler, Edilh ,.,, ,,,, .,,,,,,,, Lanpher, Wilson . Laws, Mel .....,,. Leach, Jan ...,.,,. Leach, Rosella ..,,, Lee, Earl Lewis, Lil lnan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bond, James ....,,.,.,,,, ,,,,.,...,,,.....,.,,, Byers, Marvin , .... .... ,.....,...... I 2 2 -Q- Cox. Carol ..,,..,,.. ...,,,,..,...,,,,,..,,. Culver, Thelma ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, I 3, I22, I23, Curl, Harrold ..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, I 07, -D- Daniels, Berl ,,,,,,,,., ,,,, Dean, Millon .,...,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, Demrner, Juanila ,.... Derlralz, Ken ....,..... DeVries, Marilyn .... ff ,,.. 9 Dunbar, Linda ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, -5- Edwards, Ira ,,,, Edwards, Roy ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ..F- I Eellar, James A, ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Ford. Gilberl ...,....., .,., ,,,,,, I 2 2, -Q- Goss, Eslyn ,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, Grover, Virgil ...,... ,,,, -H.. Hansen, Tressa ...,. ,,,, ,,,,,,, Harper, Alla ...... Harper, E. J. ..... . Harlley, E. B. ..... . Hempe, Dean .,,..... 'iff .,,, 9 I , W ,,,,,,,,,, M9 Hiclcerson, Carol ,,,,,,, ,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,,-,--,-,,,---,- -----,-- 1 5 0 I34 Hill, Double E Hill, Helen .,...... Hills, Orrin ..... Hooley, Joanna Howard, Waller Howe, Lellie ,... Hubler, Sharon -J Jackson, Roberl' Johnson, Edward ...,... 264 90, 9I , 94, 97, I22, 55. 60, 66. IO3, Lindbloom, Richard ..,,. Lloyd, Windsor ....., Loeber, AI ..,,,,,, Long, Naomi .... Long, Rulh ,,...,,, Lubiens, Edna ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, -M McDowell, Del ...,..,,., McGraw, W. D. .......... . McMichael, Wanda ..... McOuay, A. L. ......... . Mangum, J. Roberl ,,,.. Manley, Roberr .......,.. Marsh, Marian ..,....... Mayfield, Joseph ...... Miller, Howard ...... Monlgomery, Ken .. Mosleller, Earl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, -O Olsen, Gordon . Olsen, Rhoda ..... Owens, Earl ...... -P Pershall, Roscoe ....,,.. ,,,, Pelerrnan, Don ....,,,,,,,,, Pelerson, Berfrand ....... Powers, Hardy C. ..... . -Q Oualls, Leo ,, ,,,,,,,-,,--,,, Y, -R Rambo, Helen ,,,,...,,,,, ,,,, Richardson, Belly ,,.,,, I 49 82, I46 I 50 7I,l22,I26 I I, I39 I 39 I 7 I 7 I 39 ,, . ,,,..,,..,. .9 98, 220, 22I I 35 ....,..I49 , ....,..,....... .9 .. ,... I 22, I 25 ,,....,I4-4 8I, I39, I42 ......I32, I47 I3 I5 I 04, I 37, 208 I2 I 26 .......59, I27 Index Riley, John E. ............ . Riley, Mrs. John E. .... . Rodda, Alan .,.,.... Rodda, Sharon .... ....................... , -S Salisbury, Phil .................. Sanner, A. Elwood ,.... Sa n ner, Ruby ,.,...,.... Scofl, Lesler ,,.,....... II5, II6, I38 89,98 I43 II4, II5, I22 Seaman, Bernard ....,.. ....., I 4. IOI. I22. I27 Seamans, Arlhur Shearer, Earl ....,,,,... Shelby, Richard ......... Sherwood, Raymond .... Shields, Emmell' ,,,,....... Simpson, Dene ....,.. Sporleder, Laura .,... Sporleder, Marvin . Slevans, Roy ....,..,... Sleward, Howard Swann, Alline ......... Taplin, Harry ........ Tillolson, Donald .,,,. Tippilf, Warnie ....... Tombaugh, Eula ..... Tracy, Joseph ......... Tracy, Mary Louise . Vail, Elmore .,,,... Vail, Virgil ..... Waller, Deloris ....... Washburn, Marian ..... Webb, Jay ............. Webb, LaDonna .. Webb, Mac .......... Weber, Eugene ....... Wesche, Henry ....... Wesche, Lilburn .. Wesche, Percival ..... While, Dick ........,, While, Slephen .... Wilson, He.Ien .,,,..... Wilson, Mallalieu Woodward, Roberl' ........ Wordsworlh, John . Wrighl. Joe ..,.......,,. Yeider, Roy ,.....,,.. Younger, I. F. ..... . I05 ,.....,ffiffff55 .........93, I is ,..,.,,,,,,io3 .........63, 66, I29 93, I I8 I22 ,fffffffffffffffffffffsifiiii I29, l43,222 l02, I22, l28 fffQEisQ'65Qi'i5i' I 22 Qfflfli Postscript from the Editor As I look back at the mountainous task which I faced before beginning the production of this book. I am somewhat amazed at the multitude of things that have been accomplished. Mountains have aI- ways intrigued me. And, when searching for a theme for this book, I could not have chosen a more significant or meaningful theme than that of mountains-mysterious, splashed with grandeur, gigantic, rugged. tumultuous, indiscernible--all aspects of the realistic life. 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