Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1976 volume:

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It was a relief for all when it was over. - -aZ'..f...ulP,s , fi'-r s- 'L 2'--111, Olympic Wolkofhonz Blister Busier C i i N-Ei ffiif-JA fi 19 ll si' .-.13 - 'sei ,b ,L 1 1.2 -XI ' ,T4!, ..,.- .,-- 2 'o. , x I ' A v . . p v xv' Sa W 7 1' fy I U Y P ' X 117757 ' Hn it M5 I ,S z If I U 1 R Q Q E3 .,-g., if --- ' -iv 1- 1: jg ,,...' W . -fi f INF ji :- in ff' 1 I ' ' 5, PL '25 ,, - -f '-. gif: f Q 'tif 'L l ii. - P X I X H 1 2c5x' fs..- , 1 4 -1 ' 5 F9 'X ff. Q1-f J? 'I .. nr- L H! ,s,. .v ,fx f Q I . f , L. Q, J , -..,' kann' A N. Y W 4. v 4' ft W y 'W elf-li4 i 13555 '75 .. Q 'agisriv V ', .I On Labor Day at 4:00 p.m. NNC students and faculty loaded on the buses and headed for a park up by Bogus Basin for lots of fun and food. Students and faculty alike ioined in the games and relay races. All too soon it was time to load back up and head for homey many with new friends. . --- - ,, -. -fx-' vw- Ii .2-z,-qt. 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The next stop was Karcher Mall parking lot where they were taken out of the truck and doused with flour simulta- neously. They were then left to find their own way home, looking more like Pillsbury doughboys than our Freshmen. . 1 Z-4. 'X K ,bd Q0 4 , +L -0 . Q, 150 X 5 H , q'- .O ...Jin Blood Drive Produces M8 Pints of Blood. Hounted House Produces Witches ond Vompires. 160 donors rolled up their sleeves Octo- ber 6 to take part in the 1975 Re ross information about the donors and take blood. The 1 75 goal of 15 ts w d C 9 Blood Drive at NNC. All day the Student b C b h ty b d C enter was uzzing wit cc from Mercy Medical Center he p h he i ii 5 V f only missed y 2 pints, wit 8 p eing rawn from NN 'ers. HI Fix + it is Q55 cp 1:55, s , s t c 0-'Tr eecse awvn were , ,t .-.-.-.,-.---,,,. .,., -.-.--t-..,-,-.N t c, M ,, 5-rw 5257.53 W ,J -ef Ng . ' ON. -050. 'J?'k , if Q: 'I r , ,. ! VX -X V 41 .A,wP S I WA -I '?!3'l.'f' 4' Q -S aga- F ,ff W AN 'i 'Za an nw' my ww :nil f' xxxxmxxxx 2 ull Lovin WM 1 ' w V 'W F 1' I R ' ' ' . A A V 1 JE - x E ' 'u Jiqiffv' N 'MP' 1'-3' 2 fff ff N O . . A 1 .45tjfLx3f2Jng- .F at , I f- . :fr3!D -' H og' I' ' .zrEF ' Homecoming 1975 - A Time To Remember Meg il., . 4- -.-ee Yi' - WAN Qgorthwest Qazarene m 65011686 m mmm e e em 5, 1- m L 'qx Vl 1 5 ls. -Jgik! .bhW i. -.4 1? 1 ggi 5 U . Yggg., . . gash 'wa ,, , , L17 . ' . , u N . .i-A 1 -- .1 1 -. qv . gf H I' M-I V , l ,- ef ' e af fe' f 1 IJ, ' . - R --A +1 vf fri' ' -ii I Q x, 3. ,fl v-L . i. , 1, XQ , L L, . -U-.Y - , 1-'r . -v, I 3 4 5 . 15931 ' SHIP, 1 L ' ' 1 Q ' - f :. F .h j ru' r::n IQ' i ' ,' K ,4 ' .' L f ,- ' , V 531 e ' A ,N 3- - ,, , 1 Q .. , ' 1 ,Q ' 'ee v m ' ' L- 4--,NAA ,N .. , ,,, - ' -1,4 1. s ,u 1. ' - ' Y . A ' Vf . ' , I W. 'F - 5' , . . .V f Vg 0 ' gg- -Yr . 7 url .f ' . ' -' D r Q.. ' 4 ' -: . .Z I , nf - ' m L Q ' lu ,' 1 I - ,Rl I ti fi m 32 Homecoming brings excitement and a feel- ing of revival. Fond memories come back into focus and separate generations are enveloped together in the warm cloak of tradition. It's a time when alumni gather back to their alma mater, princesses and a queen are chosen, and basketball gets its spectacular start of the season. This year the traditions of the school took their course, starting with the Alumni Chapel, Wednesday, November 26. Thanksgiving Day provided the Thanksgiv- ing Banquet by Saga, the presentation of the play Our American Cousin, and the Imperials concert that night. Friday started with various Alumni Breakfasts, with the Homecoming Chapel and the Alumni Ban- quet that afternoon. Homecoming was ended Friday night with the coronation of Bonnie Woodbeck as Homecoming Queen, and the winning of the basketball game with Montana. Q. 'tin' ,ff 1 nl in X Y f Xl 1 x Y , so C 1 ,. --,H 1 : - , .J fQfl . . Q I. . - LK, . ' --' AJ ' -- -s ' . A AX. Pa fs,-1 it--r-4 will ' n N f - g.. 41? I Queen Bonnie Woodbeck 4 w 1' I Y -si r 9 . K a fl . pl I M' f X ff F2 . - . , 1 , , Q Y, 0, I 1, 1 'f u '54 4, s........,. -r' uw, X f 1 . -3715 A .xi V-A . . 5'-5... 1- .-b sg, .QI xi- I 'F ,fri vu' 9 4, ,, J-. ' ii 'fi .P x U1 Thanksgiving cmd Alumni Banquets Saga Provides Food tor the Homecoming Banquets i The Thanksgiving Banquet is provided for the visiting alumni, parents, and students who don't go home for Thanksgiving. Saga did a fine iob of providing for them this year. The Alumni Banquet is a special banquet held annually in honor of all the alumni present. This year it was held at Saga dining room on Friday, November 28. r--'LEP'-ff' Love and Special Things, the Sweetheart Banquet The Sweetheart Banquet was held at the Rodeway Inn, in Boise, February 12. The theme for this year's Banquet was: Love and Special Things. Steve Jahn was the master of ceremonies and Dr. C. S. Cowles was the speaker for the evening. The Children of the Day provided music for the Banquet. -I L, . 1 ,wg . M' ' T, 53 Jw, rl' N ' v. 'K T e I A w...J Sweethearts Seniors: Cam Airharf and Cindy Sfyer f sf' Juniors: Walden Hughes and Monica Hoyle , f U , ' ' X L . I D 'X I I f' I i 5 -V . ' ' ' ee iv , r x ' li, ig Q 9 6 9' A ? I r v 3 -1 ' + s 5 , ' ,. Wee-1 'J .Qt- : I 8 S Q 1 5 A ' , 3 - . Q 6 5 5 M O ' -Q 3 v .. 5 Q a. 3 5 , J 3 mv 9 N EH? Jrr 'F 1 . 1 sa' px: Sophomores: Fred Slonuker and Becky Nibbelink Freshmen: Jeff Lenker and Judy Moench L, e Senior Slick: A Trip Back Into Time. On February 6, we all climbed into the time machine to take us whirling back into the 1950's for a night. As the pep band, in their classy 50's style, played and the cheerleaders led in the 'ol' Rah! Rah! Rha's!', we were wondering where all the grease came from. From the game we were transported to a party 5O's style, where the stars of the evening were the heavy singing group Pennzoil and the 50 weights, they were followed by the roar- ing Hill's Angels and Stardust, After the party we all climbed back into the machine to transport us back to the pres- ent, but the guys found out that the machine forgot to wash their hair. 3 CS WXN Z5 'E 4 14, J' S4 -. :xx ,W H T..-S:-, 1 1 e3 W 3 Y,,..- -'J-fi- X Concerts H I I O M - ..,. ..... , 'fff-M,.f,.f--I . :' 'Q A -!:5Wi:fj rain X T , L M, V ........ - FH- - -- -- A,,.4dl--, I N 3, Jeremiah People Portray First Love We are not ministering to those who are not Christians, but to those who are. Our message is the need of Christians to get back to that first love and burning zeal that they had for Christ when they were first saved. The Jeremiah People relayed that message October 28 by skits and songs and their own testimony. i 1 1 .' A 54' 1, 'K '- iq. gafEQ,!r, ,i L, i an sb-at 1 V , ' few 5 I XIHISW f A Q 1 .in Wx :vu Jw A' 1' :tr 'of Pls' til' The Imperials on Thanksgiving Night With their bus snowed in at Billings, Mon- tana, the Imperials flew here, leaving all their equipment behind, to sing at NNC. With borrowed equipment and an enthusi- astic crowd, they succeeded in giving a great concert. The Imperials were a perfect ending to a day of thanksgiving to the Lord. i.- j '1zjg'i?'1'ff1rit :rqi wwf i 5 .jg gi-fit: 4, f 1,155+- sp r - 4 ,555 , . V 1- - ai., gi- - L r--Qi-.ti 41, , 1 in J' 'G' . -- 1 ,J vs--11' I fr' the ' 7 .-.ftwikfff f - i Children at the Day Sing tor Sweethearts and Gthers. The Children of the Day performed for the Sweetheart Banquet on February 12 and gave a concert afterwards, also. Their gui- tar ancl piano accompaniment along with their singing provided a mellow atmos- phere forthe evening. Right: NNC's Mark Almond provides the keys Larry Norman: Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music? Larry Norman was at NNC on April 5 to give a con- cert. He is a gospel rock singer and writes much of his own music. His contention is that Christian music does not have to be confined to hymns. He is ioined by many in that opinion. He is one of the most popular Christian singers and writers today. Truih in Concert On April 22, 1976 1:18:00 p.m. in ihe P.E. Building, shared their Gospel mes- sage with six singers and c nine member accompaniment. Their contemporary pres- eniafion was well received, il E we 'if H- N i . 5-X N X- 'M if 2 44? T, V. J G .1 kv ,qs .Qi is lden, Debbie Gr 5559 N' u,- ff YT 4 , ,il 4'---N , La-1 Q. .1 .-L ii fl r , ,..,Ar- . . w -- -J College Choir Presents l'londel's Messiah College Concert Choir this year performed the annual performance of Handel's Mg Q. They also performed in Chapel and gave a Spring Concert along with the Men's Chorus, Brass Ensemble, and the Consort. College Choir is for first year choir stu- dents ond try-outs are held at the begin- ning of the year. The director of the Choir is Dr. Marvin Stallcop. The Choir personnel are: Glenda Adams John Akers Wendy Allison David Anderson Sherri Baxter Curtis Bedell Paul Bentley Janice Bergstrom Mark Bodenstab Vickie Bowles Diane Boyd Kelvin Boyd Pamela Chrisinger Kathleen Copelin Kenneth Courtney Zelma Doerksen Joann Erickson Alan Ernst Sharyl Ewing Gary Field Darlene Foust Clayton Funk Ruth Gere Rogene Grantz Karla Gray Joylyn Gunter Catherine Hallock Jana Hartman Janet Helliwell rf? in Y F Pamela Henshaw Stephen Hicks Merilyn Hiemstra Jeff Higgins Leon Kalbfleisch Debra Knowlton Timothy Kurtz Doreen Loy Barbara Lea Jeffrey Lenker Mary Lindbloom Odette Lobo Gregory Luhn Jami McConnell Susan McCord Becky McNuelty Penelope Mappin Crystal Martin Cheri Mason Christina Mendenhall Rollie Miller Randall Mitchell Ryan Mitchell Nikki Moritz Lois Newberry Nancy Parks Dennis Peterson Charla Printz Kurt Reimer Deborah Roberts Deborah Rogers Connie Schulz Chris Scott Eugene Smith Kenneth Smith Lennie Spooner Cherryl Stedman David Stone Sheryl L. Sumner Cindy Lou Thebo Diane Tindall Diane Trotter Tami Vevig Carol Wardlaw Dan Watkins Timothy Werbin Katherine Wheeler Denise Williams Richard Wilson Larry Wood James Woolbright Rebecca Wolstenholm Russell Yuly Lisa Zumwalt W Sograno Ann Adamson Ann Bittleston Sue Gunter Sherry Kell Ruthie Kollars Mary Mollica Patty Mollica Faith Morrison Joy Persoon Sherry Roark Linda Scott Vicky Sheffield Sue Storey .PM Mary Clem Gail Ellison Cindy Hess Charlaine Higley Cindy Maybury Julie Mayhew Melody Neilson Becky Nibblelink Pat Parkin Merilee Streight Bonnie Woodbeck Mindy Youngman Tenor Kent Bloomquist Loren Burnnett Phil Hardin John Meyers Mike Peck Ken Spurlock Ed Wheeler Ron Wilde Roger Wilde Bass Cameron Airhart Phil Baldwin Greg Bullock Don Creasman Ron Creasman Randy Fox Ken Kelley Lowell Lutze Larry Morris Dave Powers Gary Seward Fred Slonaker Ken Wesche Director: Dr. Marvin Bloomquist Crusader Choir Has an Exciting Year Crusader Choir is a sacred concert choir for students who have already had Col- lege Choir. Try-outs are held at the end of the previous year. This year the Choir sang their annual Christmas Concert, toured the northeast- ern side of Washington and the northwest- ern side of Idaho during Spring Break, and sang at many of the churches in the area. Crusader Choir also sang the Braham's Reguiem with the Boise Philharmonic on March 8th and 9th, I976. , , , H, V ' g,Zfif!Lg1:m2.c--lfggcgege,c.,4,.se:meee--' r 1 V? P F eb? 1, if al- as t - 5 V -,B A V Q , vi .fi x 'Z ,T '- L-V '. .W , V' 7 3 -:Er--A 1 X - , L L ' X ' ,Q L 1.4,g.,y t. H , - xi aug IT' L , J I ' ' Eg ' :WA 0 ,C ' ' . 3' 6-' -A sb ' Q' A 45 :-, ' M - mi 'A ir ,AZ M K' .. Q. A Q gist -pk: 1 . ff' r 7 F., , VJ- an - 2 t',g.jv4eQ . .A V 1 ,, . . , ' 5 , , lf' 1 V. Q S N 1'- Q Q -1, .. -. W. v J 3- I I fmudx is 5 r iii' PC ,iff- '3 x., - 1 I Northwesterners Give ci Bicentennial Salute The Northwesterners are an ensemble singing group. They sing sacred and secu- lar music and try-outs are held at the end of the previous year. This year they gave their annual Christmas Concert, December 5th and 6th, sang in several Chapel services, sang at many of the churches in the area, and gave a Bicen- tennial Concert, March 5th and 6th. They also toured Alaska during the last two weeks of May and the first part of June. 1-QD Lab Band: Where ls the Love Lab Band is a large ensemble band lmainly saxophones, trumpets, and trom- bonesl that plays secular music. They have two main concerts during the year, a fall concert and a spring concert. This year their fall concert was given on October 17th and 18th, and its title was All The Things You Are. Where Is the Love was the title for their spring concert on March l9th and 20th, which they sold recordings of. Lab Band Personnel Saxes Stan Rodes Brad Vanderpool Chuck Woodworth Cliff Martin Duane Remmenga Raven Reed Ivan Wingo Trombones Tom Dale Bob Denham Steve Peterson Joe Hand George Turner Charlie Miller Wayne Otto Trumpets Vickie Bowles Larry Bayer Steve Jellerson Leon Kalbfleisch Sue Thompson Tom Diffee Brian Nordyke Piano Mark Almond John Campbell Drums Gregg Paris Terry Taylor Synthesizer Brent Flowers Guitar Bob Hurless Bob Bundy Bass Gary Stueckle Director Dr. Jim Willis 10815, I ' X12 '53,-,1 x : nf! , 1912 :- ,,,- 21.4 .- .11--rf . 15 ., sf, f W . '11 w' , vi - fl? -S7 EY 5 it . , ,gi L U aa 4 A , ,lm 1. va ',, f .A ?'f'i5f1i-1 'if' !' ff, I , Q fn . J., X. 5 ei ill fv.M3f,YE,,,'.4l:, t E ri Hu ,' m W. ,ng I 'uv .1-if-, ,J 1. fr 1 W, - 'F . ' , -f?'l4Q5. i It nk, ,H . A fs- , x X BW : i ,W . ' V -- , , , - gi . L V H V U Y J. . if W Readers Theater - A Spell of The Unknown ' ' ' 'w.s- w , nnne,n 'F 93 - V' -.-.5-,lg-.-1 .. V ,Q-1-,LT,.A,v:+mw.k, -s-..- Y ,if . :im W-' ' ' if - L+ wee- -f--f .Lg.Q,ggL,.g:'::5 Aigzggh' Legg .4 Getting Ready Taylor's Our American Cousin is really a farce satar- izing the mid-nineteenth century English aristocrat, the American citizen, and the elements of the then popular melodrama. The play's action centers around Vermont Yankee, Asa Thenchard's lJerry Cohaganl visit to England for a glimpse of the English branch of his family, and all the things he finds here. Cast: Nightwatchman - Earl Owens Asa Trenchard - Jerry Cohagan Edward Trenchard - Mark Bodenstab Edwin Coyle -- Paul Harman Florence Trenchard - Sharon Gain Harry Vernon - Rick Edwards Mary Meredith - Ann Bittleston Georgina - Jamey Sturmer Lord Dundreary - Steve Hicks Sillet - Crystal Martin Mrs. Mountchessington - Andrea Tucker Abel Murcott - Paul Bentley Mr. Binney - David Edwards Peanuts John - Clayton Funk Buddicome - Larry Hooker John Wickens - Ed Powellson Director: Dr. Earl Cwens 62 pf'- U 51:45 5 1 vw' 'Jw -1 1, A -'Ap x I HC. 31,6011 L-1 , 3 , se:Ev:v' M RQ' naar' ff -4, R ,Jr vu.- f.,, :.-Ln. bf.. . , . 1- .KW W x 1 N' 'A 0 V 7. xl ,513 Q? L .1 Eff 1 ' -. 'ev - ' 7 , 'I 'P m f f 1 i 4 i Efgxva an fl L,-I , x -Q.-.--ff 35 XA lzzi. :Y-.1 EEE EE! 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'S 'Amen 'E 65 Tia :fi --'VC . .:,- w.. 1' 4 -, s- . .1,. mu Q' 5 5, 51,4 .. ,h - ,, V fm' .-.'5Fe?i47 'E 21: 91 fm -Q 'QI '-,L W: 1, I I. I L L - ,MA fe. 'g23i:1f ,g,,q-V , r F? 'if A-1 far' 2'-5: M I : ' -if - T- 'TWT -' if- ' fi ' 1 '5 1312325 ' ' -xv 1 flrst the kin iw gn um Qf Fall Reviviclp Dr. Steve Neuse 1 1, wr. v , .HA .-,- fs r Fr' rs'-1 V. pr, .- W ' URL 56 fit'-'Q 'W' r., k , i half M ,- ,I . .Q Q, '- ' :,. 'il z'.f':fj3Q ., Q ., 5-iyQ,., f -. , 1 Q 'A ,ifI'.'-5 7-5-fir' lf. ,,7f,j.,g7' I , : J! . A. . ' L-- 1-:,.,- ' V Q-.,f1,,,,Q, -..,..........g. Mangum Missionary Lectures: Mrs. Wanda Knox and Reverend Paul Stubbs Term Opening Convention: Ann Kiemel Cla' tr .U Term Opening Conventlon. Dr. Kenneth Pecrsall Spiritual Life Wee . 1+ H -f-7-N. 1.. I, , 41, . '9- k: Dr. Charles Strickland Spec: kers Highlight Chapels ALI B x YE'-' 2 X 5 A- , ffi., , Fun- .X Yi. Malibu Night A Big Success The First Annual Malibu Night was held May 7 on the lawn by the Administration Building. It all started at 3:30 p.m. with skin-boarding contests, then at 5:30 dinner was served outside. After dinner several groups such as the Beach Boys and the Letterman performed for the large audi- ence, then after the concert the film Five Summer Stories was shown in the Science Lecture Hall. The flashback to the 60's in California was a big success. l 69 A 'Q'-9 ' I ,L-.4 F1- '.x. l ....,.,... s.,-N 4 .1 e H .,-Lg? V15 X ' A 1. 4. n 29 - wg- .- 9 ,-f 1 fy, Q ll o s., 1 5 in 'E . 1 x ly ' c l I 1v ' . X , 1 if ' A ' 'Q All ,NSI 2, , - ' . 1,1 V M! ' V :ky fr , , we f M W ,, f file- A-'fl 'I 3 ' V t--Lg. V r. W F 'FK . M V J. -'Z' , ' E tw Q: '1f5Zf. Q1 1: j 'J Y fglicx, -511 , . 5 VL' 3' rf ' f .1 .C K ll-'F' . F4 '! ., - -f ik, ,S ,Ll fi --'iff V I . .La it f 1753 ANI ' 2' ' ,sl .,- N .1 g D Q-44,.,,.. K .W-BA.-, , ' 1 1 ,, ' Y-V-if 'J . 'lvl-q? rem! Y ' .au vi Q x ' A, ii W. - X u11FP P' L-X.. X H V ,nu- r H M- ' :1-F? 5' lv A 3 .mi . 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'z mx-wtf- 1' --f ' x A . , 1' ' -.QR ' yah. ,. fn , 4 rf . , 'CAT and sometimes no'r so everyday Things. . . R. V , . - ,.- '-f:: '+'Qj1 - ur:-fi: ' - 5-Wg 1, ' -, Qfu..gfT.gw'f:3-fggv 2 ff L: :ii : .-X-H 3' 4.5 . r. 4 . -,---H, ,-, - .Q-L. X- . , . .. ,, , Rss ' -lh Clin se---, e - . ...- 1 .v'T',. ..- 1 J 41041:-T '- if 'A' ' xlib , ,-,Q 'V-' 'U 5: .Q --J , I-0-11-...-F ' - A' .'er5,, , bd .., , .., ,,-- '! 0' . . 9-'ff M, -Q pf- ,CT .i , , ' ,Q .' xv' :JL- .4' Y' ., ' 'r 'J' 'f'-I' f--QT :..3-' .V ' 3' sz- fs'-'QS-1145! 1? -ue- ' ' - .4 4 .9-'fif' l' 76 ig' 1 ' 1'-'R MV' ' 5-4'i'!5i'ff-14-fs 7' .M-,. - ' s F giv lx' 1 Y W ,. , sd D--. , H 5 , sw? . - P Lig- Q!-Y' , ,,,.,,,...- s NV L 'qxyi P 29 -, ,ia ' - - I ig V1-1f A'r. -4 JH Tk-14, ,X .,f-. A .,,. -,y... 1 . Pi . bw: I :II .. v.f-.L'f..V r- f ,. fcffzil Os v .VR .2 I 4' 'gl 'if' -15 3, ly av hifi' 'i v.? I X l ' -PM-R svn am 1 F I W 1 X V that make our life cas students worthwhile r o FQG fions an + 78 1 1-' YCJIQJWTE MQ V . - OVC? I j,-HTmf- , 3, flw KST! i , 4 ' 3'l5Y fQMI'55 , Cfjmlffi I , , - w f LW Semi, HUF ?iWCg,hL2lQrfQ4Es QU Ill Fang , . rgon izotions Organ iz tions A Way to Get Involved What do organizations offer the NNC stu- dent? There is no single answer, but per- haps the best is that they are a way to become involved. Too often you hear com- plaints about the lack of things to do on campus. However, no matter what your interests may be, they probably can be developed within an organization on cam- pus which, in the process, will make you feel a little more a part of NNC. If you are interested in government, there is every- thing from the student governing body itself to the dorm councils. lf you are socially minded, there is the Social Work Club and CWB. But whatever your interest, they are all waiting, the publications, reli- gious organizations, and special interest clubs, for you, the student, to ioin. The ASNNC Executive Council, consisting of the ASNNC President, Executive Vice- President, Social Vice-President, Business Manager, and Secretary, is the head of the student activities and enacts all legisla- tion given by the Senate. The Senate represents the Student Body as a whole, with representatives from each class. lt decides how ASNNC money is to be spent and how much student fees will be. Senate sets and appropriates money for student services such as the Bike Rental Program, the Book Exchange, and the air- port taxi service. They also provide for the salaries and game supplies at the Presi- dent's Home. The Senate makes recommendations and all committees report to the Senate. This year they appropriated money for the typesetter for the Crusader. bought a new piano for the President's Home, started Archives for the Senate for five years, and investigated the possibilities of Telo-Iec- tures llectures given over the phonel. Wayne Mackesony Business Manager i Inf, f ' f' I , ee W -4- .feigg 4 15 Q, 1 y ,mi Il algae.. ying' Q T M, Hi' - . gk . , if ...Y CYAN fa- .,,,, e x K. N Sieve Guyp Social Vice-Presideni w ! ,sl 5,12 ' I Xl I -9 sf! ww' -jfs. 1,3 ff- n. - Xu 5.- 2 'x-'AX 5' jf. N A - . .-.545 . L yet - . fag Q1-'55 l v. , . , . '1 . , .X F-Y t mm 9, I Ik RA . , R , Q R 's ' 1' x 'S' 5- 'O-. I i Debbie Beeson: Secrefary .Z- fi' Y. -4,15 - F- ,N-,., Q., 4. ,gp-4 V f air-' , -Y . ,. if-' .iqgv '. , ,gi , V-: gn -wh. '-'qu ASNNC Senate ASININC Senate ASNNC Senc x J is I A I V w The Student Life Policy Committee sets up and reviews all the policies of the school. They create the Handbook and all the poli- cies that go in there, such as Dorm hours, Chapel cuts, and Dress Code. . This year the New Dorm policy came into effect and for next year they have added extra chapel cuts. Also there is going to be more personal consideration of the circum- ' stances in reviewing violations of conduct l Y policies off campus lsuch as dancing or going to moviesl. The Student Life Executive Committee lstu- dent members ore: Brenda Creasman, Bar- ney Beerl hears any kind of appeals. They hear appeals to the Deans' decisions, and after nine Chapel cuts they either give fines, probation, or both, depending on the case. 7 Front Row - Miss Eula Tombaugh, Brenda Creasman, Sarah Spencer, Grae Renshaw, Dr. Marvin Blaomquist. Back Row - Mr. Dean Robinson, Mrs. Genivive Anderson, Rick Johnson, Chuck Johnstone, Dr. Donald Tillotson, Dr. lrvino lnirrl T I 1 Pi?- .3 -fa.-JL, lf c Front Row - Teckla Smith, Rex Wardlaw, Cathy Bergstrazer. Back Row,- Mr. Dan Berg, Kevin Dennis, Rowene Edwards, Dr. Irving Laird. 84 Publications Board is the Student-Faculty Committee which regulates the publica- tions of the school, the Crusader and the Oasis. They apportion money to the publi- cations, elect the editors, and review the publications' work. Dr. Pearsall with Gordon Olson, Chairman of the Board of Regents ,def WE: - ,, W ' ' ' ,-f x C N 1 min'--. N f: V--wr: Board of egenfs Board .- g 3 eneral Missionar Society eneral Missionci QQ? ff ,-A, ' 4 J-ff ,le ..f 'l 'i ,..l. A .gl if '5 it Z Bottom Row - Tom Bennett, Carolyn Buckley, Julie Mayhew, David Carroll. Top Row - Floyd Davis, Nelda Bishop, Mr. John Anderson, Cathy Wing, Dan Anderson. General Missionary Society is the organi- zation that deals exclusively with mission- ary work. Each year they have a main pro- iect, either on the Home Missions or the Foreign Missions field, that they raise the money for and then go and do. They raise the money by pledges from students, fac- ulty, and other interested parties. After they have raised the money they need, they send a team to the place where their proiect is, in the summer, to use the money and their own time and labor, to complete that proiect. Beside their main proiect they also try to fit in small proiects between terms. This year GMS's proiect is to build a church in Bonal, Dominican Republic. Bonal is a city of ten to twenty thousand located sixty miles east of the capital, Santo Domingo. Sixteen people lshown at rightl from NNC are to build a pumice block church in the three weeks they will be staying there. GMS, through pledges raised 53,000 toward the 510,000 it cost to build. s -- K - ,,d - 4 . - ,Q- , ,-,H nw ' A ' 4 1 . li., , . . 7 ' , gn. . rttii 'ii l A 3' - e . . i P iq' Y l .- T 7 3 ull - f MMM: F ix - -nz N 1 ' 1 fxijffl :iw f ff ' - -' m 'Gil f rg . wr... t- rv.:-1 4, SW' 'E- .s - A 3:13--'f ... . .,.- 4- Y ' 4 . fs. ' . .. ,, . . ff 7fWlZ'mft F1r4 i:fi 1w'-we - . . ,. . 1 '-,335 '-i4... '- ' '-re sv -I'--ZVf '4-L',:1. '2:'f '.f.,.:2'Z'-1 . fn , ' .- , ' t -T . . First Row - Julie Mayhew, Cinthia McGarrah, Deana Lee, Vickie Bowles. Second Row - Steve Strickler, Davie Carroll, Tom Bennett, Greg Kemp. Third Row - Sid Sever, Brent Bartlow, Ross Fox, Floyd Davis, Mrs. Morgan, Mr Newell Morgan. ollegiate Ministerial Association Collegiate M Robin Stevens, Linda Sohriakoff, Stan Rodes, Ron Wilde, Bob Sevier, Bob Denham. CMA is the Collegiate Ministerial Associa- tion at NNC. This organization takes in not only ministerial students, but .also those going into a Christian Education field. This year Ron Wilde, president of CMA, has tried to bring in speakers and discus- sion on the practical side ofthe ministerial work, and on things they would not get in a classroom. A good example of this would be their April meeting where they learned about architecture for churches. They have a meeting once a month where they usually have a guest speaker. At their last meeting for this year, a dinner ban- quet, Pastor Charles Higgins of Nampa First Church spoke. They also have three chapels during the year where they usually have one of their members speak. ,, -mul: ,lflllll ,nalllllg nrnullllg' illlllflfl aulllpg zlllllg pnunus ulllllln. usuaunl llllllllY -hauulnau elllillll' ulullQF0l' nan tain lllll .all ll' I , ,wow ,K i , E 'Q i , ,,, K ' ' 'tixftiflliifiiii 0 L , R il ff' ,gl it CWB NNC' R h h C mm ' ' . e LKLV 1- 1-Q22555.211T e ,,h' it V Izx it V , N, if , ' W , , , h,h,h , 5 ji A-hf f1Z,r.t,zrs,21s1zg5e2i' it 2? h ' fiW?EnQQQfZs. , ,N , ' CWB's main Qoal share Chriitgwith ' 1 QQ. , fl ' jhelcommunity, thecollege, ang the if R 2 R A ' ?f i '-' X - I if p with student ministers. '15-R Q canifalscent homes, Rescue Missionij' the X Y'fi.g, i . Idaho State Penitentiary, and mcinyggf the ,- 3, ' Nggkorene churches. in the Q U ' Q'SO, , whicliiliwisits the CWB Executive Council: Marty Gentzlerf President, Ruthie Kollars, Jon Harris, Russ Hansenl churches of voriousgdenominations aromfnd the area. CWB alsofis in charge of three Chapels during thejegff. 'T ' , .55 4 Fai 235252, M f ,,,.. ,, 253 in-tiff J.ui1gf1:g,1:. i g K Ii? z, R U i ' X 1 . f ' it xr x ' l1i:Q:':ffEff:f,?5: V V M we .,:c ,. mi.. 1 ' 5 . V. L, A .A ,, ,- 'izvi rfii-fi? X evggms -. 5 igiip' 1 . vt-Q,-4 -1.- K 2 X W Jxg,...,.. W' f M X K ' xx y .,,,. i ,,Qwtt,' V,-1: , s f t iifif? we , . , r v 1' ffgigq , in 2,5410 V , . .Jw mg ,Mb-or or Y in ,W ,nm Kifsiwi ,xiii 15 - :XJKtA1 NIL R s' Q -.W-.wr M W I . Q R ,, ,,,, ,,,, f - viii-23' -1 'M ,O 55 5 Mfw ff: 11:u:'3rs? z, f, Hi., ,M , ,K .,,.... Y A X' 2 we 'EM Misa? in , 5 ,,,.. x.g'i,.iEg.. i W Sweetie - fn: -,,-:-,-: ' .ir i , . . ,g,5g,fg1f gg: x xx M, qmiwf .7 .., KU- Z, .. iw: ' ' f -'mf . If ,,: ,K uw, ' 3ewgXgfw! .iit,'x if . Q, --Ek, - .W .. .. , V 1 WW, i. W- gam e grffmzxw M. 3? E OQS cis' 0 asus Oasis is the name of the yearbook put out by ASNNC for the student body. The Oasis staff this year lheaded by Jon Harris, editorl has tried to put together a quality yearbook which accurately depicts the school year, 1975-76, at NNC. Many long hours go into organization, layout and design, photographic work, writing, typing, and preparation for publication. We hope our work is rewarded by your enjoyment of this book as NNC's book of the year. .lon Harris, Editor c we Donna gummri Business Mqngger Carol Schweikhardt, Typist and Index ,fm 5 llli l:g::lv i 11 Diane Trotter, Faculty Section IS Russ Hansen, Phoiogropher ,ESQ iv- ---Tlhgzg .Amd '-fl 'iz 1- lui Vicky Sheffieldp Activities-Organizations Seciion . ,. ..,,.L ,. . . 1 Z Oosls Casas 76 e.-1 Myron Bushg Sports Section Robin Merrickg Classes Secfion 1,422-ith Steve Stricklerg Adverfismenis Section Steve Eichenbergerg Advertisements Section Assistcni Crusader is the weekly newspaper put out by ASNNC. lts purpose is to approach life at NNC in a weekly basis, not only touching on the activities, but also pres- enting and reviewing the issues and ideas that are of importance tothe student body. This year the Crusader lEditor: Kevin Hardinl has taken on many new faces, but inside it has dealt with the activities, the sports events, outside issues, and issues relevent to NNC'ers in a very fair way, week by week. The Crusader has become a vital part to knowing NNC. xl 4 , 1' i l K ir f rf' . rusader rusc1derCrusc1der rusader rusa Kevin Hardin, Editor-in-Chief 92 1- 1. E. Vailg Managing Editor Fritz Jenkins, Associate Editor 2' V ,f Steve Watkins, Advertising Manager , Un..,g ' p l ' iffmihiii L. ' Q-fp , Paul Harmony Photographer i usader rusc1derCusc:1der usc:1derCrusc1d Q ,I ...J N W twin? , '!,V ,iilx ' i 1 ,. if A -4-.Iyar . ' W i. g Q? 3 .. ' A. v . i F 3 ' sl i ,Q ,n X if N Dennis Petersonp Headline Supervisor, Jim Brown: Art Editor - i' Pam Chrisingerg Production Manager Jiane Trotterg Circulation Manager lavonne Robertsi Typist 93 .,.,, ,. H ,, W W ,xx W Pau R w M rra Bcrtlow Mr Leon Powers Steve Guy Gordon Balfour Mike Poe Gdry Seward Scott Bartlowfjohn Mcntgbmery Brad Hill Ken Schmidt, Ron Gcflie. Front Rqik - Burk 0 U y , , , , , , , , Jackson Ross Fox Dwayne Wood Rex Rosenbaum Loren Burnett Don Lorsolrggreg Sam Hn,gntgrQfSgott Fjgfiiigk Paul Brentbgglow. jg vii, ,.,, . K . ., M, Circle K is Qponsorediby the Kivrcnis Clukll lf 'S 0 of 590499 for iT?9l only itflwobl, fSome'ifilf their mcnjf services ijinclude Hidnding omit ltljg Cru-Keys an Chlgpel, usljugrmg for the 1NE'mpaZCi2Snfert 'ond in father spisicial events thotrtibike plonce' dround the ccmpug, For thegcommunity they huviirtstcffedrrfhiiirdea 9fiiiil20ildin9rinrSS?f iment Centfer in town, and wouldiilike to get it going Wfgr next yggg? This yeqriigi offuqgfrs ptrggiitaenf, Doicggr Wilson, Gordon Blilfour, ondliBrunt Bqrt- glow- :SY 71, ,. .,.,., A H H All 'YY f 'f 5 'van' , r ffm, .,r -iv-1 1 -- v-'N' 1. f f Meyer, President of N Club N Club is the organizationtfiforx all male let- termor1,gthletes..They aregg5,se'rvice organif zationfilit beginninglafithe year theyi initiate all their new members, also, at Homecoming time they are in charge of nominating the Homecoming Court candi- dates and provide therescorts of the Queenfyand her court. they had two sfeakiidiinner meetiifigigsialong withf other parties and activities. Their biggest project of the year, though, was the pro- duction of the Athletic Press Book. Row - Bob Cotner, Steve Hills, Doug Beggs, Geren Manley, Paul Jackson, Greg Bullock,iRandy Fox, Rex Rosenbaum Back Row Mike Poe John Meyer Rich Hills Schneider. ' V i, ,, I , H ' Qsfisssas--:sfQ::,, , 1 it Q W. .Y lltt + f+++ it ++++ i + it it it QSOCIOTS WoemSnStudentS Associated Wom ee E AWS's main obiective is to spon'sor activi- ties for NNC women living on and off cam- pus. They also assist in other student body activities. This year they helped in the many Home- coming activities, sponsored a Style Show in April in the Saga dining room, ond helped with Prospective Student Day. . Y V ef l t D Kathy Moyers, Judy Moench, Quinet Shoemaker, Linda Schoriakoff, Sharon Cooney, Bonnie Woodbeck Kirkeide, Mrs. Genevieve Anderson. -- -ff' ' H 1 . 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'M Q 3 'K Omicron is for Home Economics maiors this year's officers are: Melody Neil- president, Mary Clem, Charla Cham- , and Cindy Styer, t their meetings, which they have once ach month, they have different outside peakers, or one of their own members Woodruff, Melody Neilson, Cindy Styer, Mary Clem, Charlc Chambers, Debbie McQuay, Miss Eula Tombaugh. gives a demonstration. ln September they had a Taffy Pull and in October they made a display for the Idaho Home Economics Association Convention in Boise. They also made cupcakes and sold them in the Dorms, and learned how to make home- made Christmas decorations and hand- made ornamentsfor Christmas trees. This year they were in charge of refreshments at the Queen's reception at Homecoming time. They ended their year with a banquet at the Country Inn in Nampa. SCRIBLERUS is a literary club open to all students and faculty that meets once a month to discuss a book of its choice, iust out of an interest in reading. The books discussed this year had an international slant, as each author represented a differ- ent nationality. They included: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig, Watershig Down by Richard Adams, Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, Notes from Underground and The Grand lnguisitor by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, IIE Wanderer by Alain-Fournier, and 'E Greek Passion by Nikos Kazantzakis. Officers this year were Kevin Dennis, Presi- dent, Mark Chaparro, Vice-President, and Teckla Smith, Secretary. Active faculty members often included ,Miss Washburn, Mr. Hill, Mr. Wenner, Mme. Lytle, and Mr. Berg. l ., , Vs r f H J Lf.. Q c I l. Fi ' V elif-F W 1 6 QW: ! -il,,.L,f4 ,1f4.,.y x - ' ,1gen,,'M - . - X .HCV-il' ' l iiilj I l ' -.brain 01.111, 'A hw! -'E-lui-all ill! 4 -J.,-or -: 4' I Q ll , I l' l F i ' . M Q1 X ga 'mutt M x L - f ft, K. ...- 4. l T -' 'U I... .4.u---+ - 1-1 .S-. t. il, l' .'1j,,,1l.QfE'.- rffj ' ' . 'lf , ,n '71'fi'5'f' 1 W 4'f+'ffw e T ' S J 1 'I , Y Y xx' m V T f , r .15 l Kevin Dennis is President of Scriblerus. Mike Rap, Kelley Krauss, Grae Renshaw, Mark Chapparo, Mark Wilson, Teckla Smith, Kevin Dennis, Sue Ratcliff, 1 J. E. Vail. l criblerus Scriblerus Scriblerus Scriblerus Scri l l -Q '14 'il fri ., ip-ji. 2 - First Row -- Carol Kirkeide, Debbie Haviland, Dan Coursey, Tom Wright. Second Row - Quinet Shoemaker, Lavonne Roberts, Sharon Peterson, Elaine Root, Amber Pum- rd Row - Mike Wilkes, Brant Bartlow, Larry Wood, Mr. Hal Weber. ' Business Club is for Business Majors or stu- dents interested in business. They have a meeting every' month to which they ask various speakers or have special presenta- tions from a particular business setting. This year they have had for speakers the President of Idaho First National Bank, other bankers, and a man from insurance. At their first meeting they had a NNC alumnus, now in his own business, speak, and at their last meeting, which was a din- ner meeting, a Boise Cascade controller ' T - 1 A 'A spoke to them. This year's officers were: I ' Dan Coursey - President, Mike Wilkes -- Vice-President, Jane Maggard - Secre- O tary, and Sharon Peterson - Treasurer. i Bela Lambda Phi Be a Lambda Phi Be a Lam 99 .fi X l Q Hp, - ,L ,.., -,J 7,.1..::N ., .- f yu? 'ff1fi I' I ,ai f i - ' -'1',,I7glfllK HHH Eollezin Johnson, Mgiyluhn, Brigffidd RysifCifiSdndy Wegner Kcrren Rusch, Nancy Kellmer ,Ar ' 1 11 i ,Q1 i GNG igiiihe w6ii4i6n's othfgiic orguniidifion. They with many of the athletic pro- thegyieiur ondfqye in chc'riQE'ibf oriiififonvociiiiion duiifhg the year. 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Z 5' -' 4 my :,,.vq-Neff ' 1 : ' fi' fee' :IIE : lillfaeiig.-.F.ieQ,ixL,.l i J-.1 iii:-,fl -.: ' .,-.. -.'m.l'I'g1::Lf3 s l ., 'Ly J.: 114: 1 . Aa.-.ae f' 1 -- f-.- Lt, ge.+4Q'n1:f yg3v, np. 1 , QL-bglf af, ,,1' Q 3 ' A ' ri -.' Rosemary Love, Lori Mesman, Connie Tippins, Melody Heidbreder, Mr. Ben Sherrill, Cheryl Mesman, Tecla Smith, Mindy Youngman, Tammy Niemann. Social Work Club is for all students maior- ing in, or who are interested in social work. Its purpose is to explore various social work techniques. They try to accom- plish this goal through field trips to social agencies, inviting Social workers to speak, films, socials, and humanitarian efforts. Two subiects which two different speakers discussed this year were Death and Dying by a person from the Mountain States Tumor Institute, and The Christian Social Worker. This year's President was Cheryl Mesman. 10 3 Righh A Crusader team from years past If ,. 1 'lH', ,. 55' X 1 W, a B , r N , 5413 K , i V ,,,, 2 ,L ..., , , L.: fmi S , 105 Crusader Roundboller Qualify for NAIA Ployo NJ! ' f iik 3 ,4 N I 5 Q fi? WW QQ? 1 'W Q' Og' QF 94 f . NT ask Y ti.. in ti 'Q .,,. ' in-P+ 3: Y W YA, ,fb -f-El!59 'PFA' lv w 4 - 44-Rf Aggressiveness Wes The Crusaders' Key To Victory fw ly Q. m ,, al 'K ,Ah fo A' W2 lp ,. Q1 'J' .. ' 1 LM 5 ,af 4, Q, is 4 Ar- I - I r , b . 4.-1 , , -A I 1 1 . 6' KX lv ' 1 rip ,K T-4-...M .V SE?-W. It - ' :.J : J -'lu' r i,-A s ' ' ' Y ' .f r , . wr m,.,,4-ff. r U, - ' .I 4 , A' ,n 'V ,- -vi 'r I 4 l -I X , , v 3 '31, . N' Q7L'1 XY' 1 'xt -., f- is lx: V H ' 1 mu-9 in V gint: 1 24 Thcm JUST Shooting The Boll Quickness of Foot Pays CDH ' 51 I -W GK, X' f ,,. 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Sophomore Rommie Lewis led with an average of 16 pts. per game and 8 rebounds. Others in double figures were Darl Bruner with 12 pts. per game and both Rich Hills and Ed Weidenbach averaging 10 pts. The Team is antici- pating the upcoming season. :QQ- 3 Row - Niel Stuart, Ken Wesche, Greg Kemp, Fritz Jenkins, Rich Hills, Jerre Hills, Jim Davis. Second Row - Roger Schmidt, Joe Martinez, Doug Wilson, Ken Reed, Lewis, Darl Bruner, Vern Ward, Ed Weidenbach and Coach Layton. 115 It was a typical JV basketball season, The schedule was long, hard and competitive. Though team strength was not the best, individual talent sparkled throughout the season. The skills of this team will make a contribution to NNC in the coming years. 9 , wg-f f .' :mm 1- . I, CI rappy Season for JV Basketball -. ry 1 A Qs ' - we-9, ' - . H ofa-J.. ' ' i . ,- .-. .Y .1 5 , i,, V, .N M -numIl 'Q ' x fy J' T., lk , , -21555 E f f - . A2-' m g- H7 NNC Wrestlers I-love Best Season Ever 1 1-2 9,-- 'fd IAVIN M' A A5, . 3 . 1 ' M-... T. ,. 3 W 5 1 1 H 1 ,, , , ' . y - W, W ....-ff' f J -'Q Q 3-J V . 'L 119 This was the best season that any Cru- sader mat squad has ever had. The wres- tlers scored more than any NNC wrestling team ever, by outscoring their opponents Al 8 to 216. The dual ,meet record which finished with 'll wins and 2 losses could have easily been a year with no dual defeats. Only two individual matches stood between the Crusaders and a I3-O record. During the season, a total of ten out of six- teen men had winning records. The three best dual records were put together by Mike Powers, Rick Lande, and Brett Carl. Carl took fourth in the NAIA District ll Tourney. Losing only Lande, things look good for the 76-77 season. First Row - Ken Courtney, Mike Powers, Brett Carl, Tim Kurtz Rick Powers Ric an e ary y dahl, A. J. Anderson, Jeff Lenker. Q Left to Right - Mike Powers IO-0, Rick Lclnde 13-0, Brett Carl 10-I. r .,... --.FQ- 4? lf ,B-1 Q' -.,. , 4' ,f 7 5 q'5l'-vu GM, Ani:-2 -. af - - N lf, I 35 72? MM, I I ' ' wx V R! 'kxwf xj 5 ' , Li :LL K M , h s hi 'f ' f Q X 'I I A . xx jj H in YN 'X v ' L - ' 1, . ' Wg., W sg ' 1 A , G, ' f , ' S5 'L K - N 1 X Y R X p 1 N -. ' f ' M f + we if Y u wx 1 I 8 X M L. E X F ' ' e X Q X H- W 6 ' L U 9. R' ' K 5 ' 'C 5 :X - I 1 bl' il .W .PH 6 - ,I TWRXXB 5 , p to Experience Left to Right: Mark Pridgen, Dave Titterington, Terry Burke, Doug Bish, Randy Fox, Steve Hills, Little Taylor, Walter Tracy, Coach Taylor. After it was determined that Steve Hills was ineligible, the cross-country team seemed to lose its spark and did not have many good performances the remainder of the year. Even though the team was forced to forfeit its wins individual per- formances were outstanding. Steve Hills consistantly took first place in most events breaking one three mile course record by 34.1 seconds. Randy Fox also helped out in points and ran well with times like 25:41 at the 4.7 mile CSI Invitational. The other members of the team must be given recognition for each of their individ- ual performances were respectable and added to NNC Harriers strength. Even though this year's team was disqualified there is good news for next year's season. All of the members of the team will be coming back next year in hopes of receiv- ing the honors they deserved this year. In only its third season of play, NNC's soc- cer club has made a valuable contribution to the reputation of NNC in the sports world. With a season record of seven wins, three ties, and one loss, NNC took second place in the Treasure Valley Soccer League. Right: Garth Hess always seems to be one step ahead. L Best Year Ye'r - Second Place gf . Hn- ,r - xi - - -v - . T.-1-,?,-L.F,f --, , . . , , V V . Mg, V ...I . , .M . 15. -A4 I '- , ,,. ' ' . 4 I V I 1 N, T 3 ,,.... .. . I , -h . .e . , - , , , , X , e e e A H I. I X Y This year's soccer team combined speed, determination, and love for the game to achieve the cIub's best record yet. In a hard fought game against BSU, NNC lost to the defending champion only after over- time and a tie-breaking procedure. Qliiitiiic 15' iff' . '1 '.t- if ,far ik w. I rd- ' n.-.- , z GI .J ' N 4 . .,-, ,, ,,, .?5f, K A rw, lyffgr' - --- fitf: R 7? ' AA --L V V, Iyxbfxll , fl gm EJ 3 .4 :B v A wg .A , H '92 3, W 55, . ,lt 4 -2 '1 , y aff ,1- I: , XXL. W ' .M Wg, f iw, , -4 if 'WW jr' YS' ' i 4 iS -Q ff, , A 112, :xr N y H V, jj' M - - ' wi 'N : m gi'-r ' 5:2 b A 5351! .J '. ,,.- tj M' 4 kqmxgfckli. f ' 1 fx QQ. I - -- , fi . , , 1-ELL' Y 'H -W , j, -. S. ,A ' .1 ... bf we Q . ,V ' - ., Q, . , -, . f - Q it it ,. -. , ' ws. .P A ' mu - 1 ' .muah V ,,,.. J , ' I F, ...E I .-fifgp, 1 ' ' . F Fx , ' p U ,,,., -AT. -.afill-i ' , 3 I 5 ' .':!v.'S i1:.Q ,E-? iw - . ' ' -' ff n..'1 '- .D :gl YA . ,' f .-- 'J H . ., 1 L g.-fir Q5 , ,W sgrzfllvvilf .D -,I f ,-It A ,S . 1, - ' ,ga-wg f l , f , ,j 1 ' ,JF ., Y -11-111 X , f . ,gy 'f1L.Q.,-J. ig ' ' V - - A+,-.g:fCe.1rq, 6:3 '. :X 4,-5-wa,,, A . 9. . 244 wif? ' - iw' f kA'1'i- H.. -' 1 -. 'infix-' wwh-.A ' . ' . M, 1 m-xfgqri ' -- y - -1-bm: , . 'ks : wwwl 7 .5 4 5 Q- .. .- .g . - . - -Q.-.'?' A RN Q X u Q Crusacler Baseball Swings Through Another Rough Season But Have Fun Anyway Another season has passed by as our baseball team took on another round of thrills and spills. Throughout the season the team showed a great deal of potential. l A , Q ix al . : .NH ' , t WWI? -, 1 f'f. .Efi' 3 ri-:J1 t.t. 'i -i Q 99 l' If ' '9'ff1f Y ' . N' -s ' . ,J S, 'g Many times the team came close to victory against many of the powerhouses of the leaguep other times they dicln't come so close. The baseball team should be stronger next year with the good crop of freshmen that participated this season. - ' 'fa'-wi ,til , 1 ,S l ,Tr -' W ,, ,N if .i ,S it Su-f!1tt'.g L4 'ffx4.'. i , xl, P! if - k . -,qv ,,,-L -, f-'-H'f':fst- if ' :' ' 'f' '52 ' -H ' ' r' . 'r,, Y 1- t ,uh ', - '--,.-.... . fi trgpdfi' ., F I '-44 i 'w.sf?F?fi AF, ' . 59 Ev, lr 5-- 13. - yltfigg, Q if 5'...3i-ff J l :L l 4 l , , I M- ,,7...-v-' -wfq 4-qyq-1-'ago'-urs! ,L .Ui ,K ,,4b1V,q5yn. - gil -,.. , Coach Nye, Tim Christiansen, AI Franks, Doug Tweety, Garth Hess, Randy Fry, Keith Workman, Bob Dennis Beebe, Bruce Wasson, Ray York, Steve Woodworth, Gene Bartaloba, Gary Field, Jim Herm Zickefoose. 'G 'Ah-., gl-A 4'-.Irv '2.'?'-L .,-5i- f N ' fr-.5 N ...... 'ff ff-'. Q if uf? - NJA 1 -,Q I? ' 4' . , 1. 6: M- , an, f sl - , 1,5 1 s XM:-v ,, . Y v9 , N, , -j' 'v.,',. ff' uvph. H ,- av: . gf, rg-A , if na -1. M i,,,f,1,?3T l', P+ ' ff ' . ? 3?1g 1 In N? rw4'I',r. we ,J .L f f fin 'Z' eu . vs,-sf . 'rw 1 ff.. mzxw if ' f ' 'wr ',', 2. ' 5' '-' Q s..L:!.' ,av ' ' ' YJ' N' M M-, in is , .. .Q ,f. ' 1' ' J .. ,,,', A wk , Q - -vi 1 5-1: kk- 1 L. . I -AH br ,fu , Q 4 NP, - . vt . ' ' ,H 1 f ' 1 A ' u ' , ' ,--A .. . .- 1 -YAQAA N Y NNC Holds Their Own This Yeor -..J- - 'l'6':?52 -'-- l 0. 501 Q , 9 3.313 9, iiffih 'wi 'Qi -:sm I .,. 0 r 1 149 , ,- . al' A .iq ' -1.-' ' L 'L A , wh.. W! x K ' .J a.-- 4-.- if xi. -1 x .' I SJ it Hai... ,' Wiz!-Stiff , . , , .: 4 4 iq E 's Note: Since there was no baseball team picture in last year's annual, we thought we'd give you two this year. ,1. .,, 'va r.. , , x, .4 - 11 U- H ':. mmf, . .,1, ,,,,.E,.1, f ,1 ,. .a3,'J1n, ',nA:?':F, - , .m.?,I'1r.' 3 .1 '. 15 ,q Q 1 cn 5, . ...A --N 5' - xL:,',f, -Q-. ,if - ,U ,I sl, -Q . vu.- fri '5uv 2P 5 ,,. ' Y ' ww.-. ,Eu V - . X F , ,A-it..- J- f. n- -1 - i., 'A ' i. , ' '- , , ii ' , 1, 1 1 1 Once Again Individual Talent Highlighfs Season 'ki 1 .' J f.' 1 ' Y ' ii- fi, , --C 'Q 'I i- in V I f ' ick Pederson, Randy Fox, Rex Rosenbaum, Steve Jellerson, Dave Wierington, Tim Gilberi, Doug Beggs, Coach Taylor. Steve Hills Dove Titterington Qualify for Nofioncxls X Q4,g.Y I i I of a Track Man We mm'-Y -WW! 4' QW, t .t,l 1 mt This year's track and field team showed several individual and team efforts that contributed very much to the team as a whole. Several records have been broken, especially in relays, which boosted the morale of the team higher. The team was highlighted by Steve Hills, Dave Tittering- ton, and Randy Fox. Those who were new showed remarkable talent, thus next year is hoped to be an improved season. Good iob Randy. 2 Q v F' Not Too Many Aces, But There Was Love in Every Match - .,.:::fa- ---P ah gy: V . 1: -F . ,, . was 1 . fri, 1.5 'SK ... v--iv , 1 -AJ' H we M .,.i.,.-. . . ,-I , p I 4--k ,, r . t. V' ' if This year the tennis team has battled through another season. Each player 'has really contributed his efforts in both singles and doubles helping the team to hang in there. Two players represented NNC at districts this year, Rich Hills and Ray Ward- law. Being that the backbone of the team will be returning next year, we can look forward to a successful season. Below: Coach Layton. 137 f ff ,X '-TNS. -. wg! f .- 21 -'- iq., I c H5229 A V 'j- ,, -2 17153-f . . -1'-P-V ,,. , -,-.-4, . i' f ' 4---.sg-. ,M Mn: I '-,.. 'P -- .. .fl-2, V - L ' -nga . S r - , v - 'sg ' -L, , .lf N- . 593 - ' ' 'f -,.,,,4-B, , ,-p,g5s..,,,- ,-hw -V Y ' V , . 4r.,,. '-agua! .. ' 1 Y 1. ,,,,'fzgm1,. , -. g f .. 'J - - ,.,,fis-u.- ., I, , f -uf 42155-. Ji i ---- . 5,7 , I- . ff . V N ff:-4: . f - ' L'..:1L 1 1: fl ig, 1, ' . f- - 44 , - 'w -'J' '- ' , Sf' 'V - K. N ' -- - 1, e -v .p .D x ir. W , - 1 4- - 1, 4+ V',Di ' 'vfff-M - , ' 1 ' A - , ,, 7 7 '91-' Q '.,,,ar-V 'T ' Q ' ' 'LWLL , ' f ' L f ' T'iHql . . 7. Y ,,,, l V? 5-,Q W, L.LL .tx K , X -... 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Even though they were inexperienced - NNC was represented quite well. Our leading golfers, Paul Jack- son and Greg Bullock, have helped to shape our team's representation. This is a building year. Most of the team is coming back, so next season should really be up to par. ., , ,,, -if -. Ng .Wt ' 'Q-AM C7 sc 4, 5 140 Y im ,nn 4 -.ffl ' ,- -rw I A V W A :H ,, fe I , , ,. GIRLS' SPORTS 141 , t -'. 'L 4- fr - 1 ', r W azazlaui. . - P , Wy X K x Ni I , ff , Jfl' 7! ' w ll E 1 ll! ' N-,,.,.f 5' F-1-X ' 2' 'Gil r 1 . W l 1 Z Q 'l'1 fl ,r 1- sl, Y-ul 1-Q. Andi Tucker, Ginger Alexander, Kalhleen Sheldahl, Theresa Rap, Wendy Wright, Myla Hodgins, Jenise English, Coach Brenda Ryska. Horwood, Julie Robinson, Barb Knapp, Pam Girls' Trock Highlighted by lndividudl Tdlent '-1 ,'i i Y it-1 11 ...:,w...-- i 1 413 .4:.wsH-f i'3rS-L--I 7' - -, dr, - M T: --fe L, Y ' - e 5 it ' . 'if A Y 1:64 'Q 'Y'T .E1 -'Trip ' i - Y . ' 'fill , :v'.:' -.,--,- :..ffg,1'-1, ...A-: ':-'Z . .4 A '7 Q1 .., 51-,.2g4 lfl.2'Q-.asf-'f 1A'-,2,g :f2f.-'5g '7'ffff iT, -Q 53 vie 41.2.-t lfiiii ,i Coach Jean Horwood is extremely pleased with the efforts of this year's track and field team. The team has put forth individ- ual effort worth recommending, such as freshman Andi Tucker in the High Jump. With the outstanding effort that has been shown this year, the next season should prove to be interesting. . f T Af' s - X The women's field hockey team concluded a successful season at the Northwest B Tournament in Eugene, November 2'l and 22. With the support of many area par- ents, the women defeated OSU B team 2- 0, tied both Lane Community College 0-0 and George Fox l-l, and lost to Southern Oregon College 2-l in a hard fought con- test. The season record was 5 wins, 3 ties, and l0 losses. Over half the team was in the novice category at the start of the sea- son, however, improvement was steady and the team developed into a quick and aggressive unit by the season's end. Los- ing only two members to graduation, Eve- lyn Goslin and Julie Robinson, prospects are bright for the l976 season. Prospecls Good for Winning Hockey Seoson l Team: Back - Doreen Lay, Loree McKinney, Jan Hamilton, Brenda Tyska, Sandy Hollinger, Joan Shockley, Coach Mrs. Horwood. Middle - Joy Shaf- fer, Evelyn Goslin, Julie Robinson, Pom Bekkedahl, Cindy Dickey, Cindy Steele, Becky Nibblelink. Front - Koihy Moyers. a I I 145 M, 4 ,,.,.,..Q.- .,..-,...,- Girls' Basketball Quality tor INICWSA Tourney fl The Women's basketball team finished their season with a 14-12 record and sec- ond place in the Inland Valley Conference with a 5-3 record. The Gals did a great iob in outscoring their opponents 1271 to 1166, and rebounding 1047 to 770. ln a playoff with Whitworth we won the berth to the NCWSA Tournament. Six freshmen, two sophomores, one iunior, and two sen- iors made up the team of eleven that went to Regionals. We had a great season and are looking forward to another outstand- ing season next year. Back Row - Kathleen Sheldahl, Mary Luhn, Debbie Rutan, Julie Robinson, Barb Knapp, Cherry Stedman. Front Row - Nancy Kellmer, Kathy Moyers, Judy Kornstad, Pam Bekkedahl, Vivian Gosnell, Debbie Dossett. Girls' Volleyball Team Make National Playoffs Under the coaching of Miss Hopkins, the NNC volleyball team blasted through a season of victory to be stopped only after reaching the National Playoffs. Coach Hopkins stated, This is the best-skilled team l've ever coached and each girl has a lot of potential. In their second year of varsity competition, NNC has reason to be proud of their volleyball team on a best- ever season. t -J W-J' Back Row - Colleen Johnson, Vicki Whiton, Connie Neifert Debbie Rutcn cry u n eco Y -- Cherry Stedman, Tanya Norwood, Vivian Gosnell Barb Knapp Judy Cornstad Debra Dossett in A K. .-.54 fx ,A -Q5 f cd.. .1 5 .4 . .why-I-2 - -f u ' n 1 N -I v lit: ' S. MNC ff -, ' i-2 :sh .r- I 1' 'Xi ,,...,.: ,. . 1 l '1 f, X 3' I QN- Back Row - Sandy Burkhart, Jenise Tobridge, Karen Rusch, Gail Richards, Janet Burkhart. Front Row - Vivian Goslin, Debbie Roberts, Pam Williams, Theresa Small. Experlence Gained Through Rough Season The women this year have done a good job, in spite of inexperience. We are look- ing forward to an upcoming successful year. Janet Burkhart was the outstanding player this year. With gained experience, and next year's recruits, this young team could potentially do very well. 11: ,,.,,.-f ....'- '...s ',',1.- a,, 5:111- 17 1' lu 'Tb- Joan Shockely Larry Mclntyre, Bonnie Ogsfon, Paul Harmon, Jane Ono, Paul Bentley 72-7 - M H Cheerleaders Boosr The Crusaders ,U Sigma Lcumbdo Alpha Take Firs'rPIc1ce AI ho Delta Pi- Second Glympicms -Third .... 4 f..- f -:H - ,Lax L 9 Sxpczrfcjns - Fourth D A X A - , i 4. 4, . , 1... . 4.14, lm Lambda Sigma Pi - Fifth Athmepfians + Cops ,-f ' ,.v- ' .1-ff .f '-Ja lf ilY-Tffl ,, 74,93-A F 1 ,V N H-fd. 'J Almost Everyone Po rticipofed This Yeor in One Way or Anofher. '- - v-m1 'I' ' , l gn is S 'Sum ry 1 11--ll This Yeor There Were cu Loi of Active Inrrcamurolers Inrromurolrng , .. . .1 AW W 'MN :.-fr ,V - H- -45,...,,Q-,,,?y.,-25.9-gf-11-x.:.s.,,, ' -, ' - J- ,val Ac: Ik, -. 'UQ--Hg,n'1 ',g:?:l'. . ?,. - 'Q , - 'i 'T . ,L .Y-fu.,JY, V , ,Q ,fn H .. . 4 , Q 3 iZ... 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' . fn- . . - +1 , 55.15 :vw .15-ng im V M.- .V , . ' J 5 ff N555--, . Q ,. .iv-N' u . U . ..L 1 A -a' . W Y 7 wr, 'ay' ., ' T 1 I.,,r5.-. ,, ,,I, ff: ,,,, al 1 w 'Q 53 JL 'ALLI :T 1, r, Q vVY.'a dl. 1 V - - ,Lg I .ilni f 6 ef 1 Gs' ij., '-Lg-A ffxitbx ,Em -ft 'N E gl :ill YI , ,Us 1 1 w, , j hp: ,Qin fuqic President Pearsall and the First Lady lt has been three years since Dr. Kenneth Pearsall became the eighth president of Northwest Nazarene College. From his first day on campus one of his main obiec- tives has been to keep a strong spiritual atmosphere in the school. More than once he has shared with the students that the burden on his heart is that every person might seek God's kingdom first. He is concerned that our campus be a place where those searching may find spiritual guidance, New campus improvements have been proposed. Chapman Hall is to be remod- eled by expanding the bathrooms and put- ting in new showers. Vetville ithe married- students apartmentsj, are to be torn down and new units built in a different location. There are also plans in the near future to expand the athletic fields. This would include new tennis courts, another ball park and added parking space. The President has admitted that there have been bad times with the good, but could think of no other place to live because he believes this is where God wants him. Gilbert Ford, Academic Affairs ' . , . K 'TLJE - . LH' r I 1 Howard Olson, Community Relations Irving Laird, Student Affairs M.. Adminisfrofive Officers Howard Miller f i E f -. if -gif? 1 4,1--..,,1 Adminisiraiiv a Adminisiraiiv Sig' Adminisirahv Sta son ncial Aid Wanda McMichael, Registrar Dir. of Summer Session ,uxl , J. A., -V ,mi V. ,-' L . Y ,W..,.,.,, ,I ' V M:-if --'. 1. I-f' 'Ci NE Dir. of Admissions Harold Weber, Dir. of Recruitment I .1 , LADUI ,f LaDonna Webb Jo Ann Willis Associate in Academic Guid. 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JI. :FU 1 ' I 'I Neva Marks f Marge Thornberg Educdrioncal Medica Center D e t Iyn Meenach, Secretory W UIJLLILIJ' Maintenance C Jerry Canary, Technician Lee Hull, Electrician Chuck Broomfield, Director of Physical Plant Tom Clough, Cusiodial Supervisor 1 0 r I JJ -'---v -..,' A:QU5'J'1lT lull-.- -- i.4wu.t ' fn '-Q-. 4 'I , -. , e ,w.Q Q E. K Above: Harold McClees, Carpenter. Left: Ed Kurchner, Grounds Bohom left Dick Rowen, Horticulfurisf. Boffom right: Brenda Smith Secretary to Director. .ffffv .- if Aj -,,,.-Q' .1 Faculty Dan Berg, Rellgion M, - lfxigqi Gaymon.BenneH, English IPK I- Murvin B ..,, a loomquist, Music .rf -eg. ,M C, ,,, n 1 , 'Q P U 5 . ' l u. . .9 , ,,'3:v., ' ' 17: ,Q . , 1 5 E Phyllis Brown, Secretarial Training if Byers, Business!Economics jf' Raymond Cooke, History! Polticiol Science . -l f' -x,- , w,j.0r Harold Curl, Sociology if F lg. 1 Sq: 3' Q ,W - iiw ' 'Wi H C. S. Cowles, Religion K N .J fs 3 5 x, i 'N A 5 .ff ,Av Gary Gonske, Science Lon Gilbert, Art -. Fred Doutermann, Physics ,,Z Hanson, Biology If - oe ,QL V , .WHA H-.VX A, ,x , I I F F -ff' . Q .,..-.::,- A . QA nieiq- l 'A . . V gif:-vrlflill 1: , 1, - L ,e y 4 P A ,' .1 ' ' , 4- I4 JJ fivj 41 , Ar 1 .-.W . 4 I 1 AQ: I Martha Hopkins, Physical Education 52 'F 3 . --, i - FFE lf, X ,i K .1 r- Hx 1-'x F 1 'X ean Harwood, Physical Education Art Hoorwood, Physical Education X , X ,. fc, f R SA f'7 '7 I 4 'J ' w LQ ., W p W -6' N f F Q i 4 ' W-f QI 'z .. i ?3r , '-5 N 'Q 1 lf! .1,. , 1 e 'ii 15? Q gl.,-, , Fa -. . ' Fred Knight, Education :IF- J-1. Q Arthur lmel, Chemistry Terry Layton, Physical Education M wg H S N ,rf 1 IN, Ruth Long, Art X X.?LJS r f K 1 P f .:. V Janine Lytle, French Darrell Marks, Physics I 189 lr, L KQ ll Marian Marsh, Education r i , E' A , his rg , F K4 1 ' - I ' , .liz AF Q l ,fur 'f 1 IW - f, in 1 .,.. -.-.f,--'- fff:'f 'j' ' x, gi nr... if .Q 1 l'Lw,..N'i.niQ'..-f.- 'Y W 'X ' A 'A Ulm-,gg-1-, . 1 . I- 'V , :if F -fav. l H vs-Z' 4-. 4 - 5 '. E:':,,EL-'51 4- -V' E - di 'P -.-' ' . Newell Morgan, Spanish .- .Zip Earl Owens, Speech! Special Education Janet Porterfield, Education N Leon Powers, Mathematics Irene Runkle, Home Economics Elwood Sonner, Religion igfqfiisr S' H. QMA. ,QB 'N -1 'cb' wiv 45. A 45 -L , . Y flfqy -,fvx I Ruby Sonner, Music 2- fY ,, ., Nhrffz ti4f'f'3'f ' ' r-JJ' ,cuff 4: y ': 2 1 ,il 1 Roger Schmidt, Physical Education J 'Wi ny! u tn I an , Q ' A :-if e x I 1 1 Elwood Self, Speech Mary Shaffer, Art Francis Sharpfon, Physics Jfaiaz- Ben Sherrill, Sociology L.. is Dene Simpson, Psychology Marvin Stcllcop, Music i li Albert Stiefel, Psychology .W V --mr ,1 Paul Taylor, Physical Education . '., it . 1' I. I A' ,il ,A ' -Aff, 'fffur 3-i , --F , A f- -.f. f M,,,, i -E-am-Jgf, l -,if Ernest Thompson, Education Merilyn Thompson, Speech I V F' , ,x- .. 2 ' . L. . 'r , f Donald Tillotson, Mathematics 'T Eula Tombaugh, Home Economics .rf D I y s ff 4 -'L Y I F George Turner, Music - ! I ,W-1 Deloris Waller, Music Marian Washburn, English Pv 4 U Q H -1 Ti 5 5 5 O :1 l'1'l 3 '9. 5. 'J' 'E' 2:1 M14 ' r -is 1 Er' 5 'Q , W ' A ugx u pw Harold Weber, Business L. E. Wesche, Education l L---'. f T' v if, .5 fi-.-I -f 'Tf. .- I. -wr x ,. . lv V1 M W i' M James Wills, Music i 4- 1 .' 5 rf? .' . 1 - Dale Williamson, Science ,,gy..qwv1 b' , , JoAnn Willis, Psychology Alline Swann, Music X'--Q-fyf,.--w'Lem -, v H-j-Q., - . Nxw... ,SQ Roberi Woodward, History 'EQQ3-r Michael Cullum, Mangum Hull Resident Directors X Tome Dale, Oxford Hull Londe, Morrison Hall I Monlyn Tnel, Dooley Hall Mary Volk, Culver Hall u, fr. 'U tl! ez u 0 96-n'l 5 U ll GJU W 0 6. K ' 0 L J Q sg 1 u G ,- to x ' u 0 - J 9 0 io . 95. 0 N 0 U' ff W . ., um 0 ua ull -ss 14.f,y,lnt a V ll U v'-le o',,, ull: vi, 'fra I1 0 0110 B 'lI'l.lao ' d 0 ol: an 0 E 0 4 'G a 1 H' 4' Q 6 , , Q 9 I, 0 8 .ll tv . , pg , fn 0, tg fy I. Q., 5,1 . n xl 0 ., Q vw: 1 f. Y U 0 , , Q 1 I D O.L.'s-s I3 All 1'-l ll nl! IU' V A .1 . , Woody Self, Chapman Hall W f i I-.1 I. - .- W- A I' , . 'x .Xl X f 1 , -...-,qi I l X Eella Benighf, Finanical Affairs Secretary Gladys Weller, Academic Affairs Secretary I Helen Hill, Presidenfs Secretary Secrela ries if Floradell Moritz Communication Office I Left: Janet Stiefel, Student Affairs Secre- tary. Below left: Becky Casey, Admissions Secretary. Below right: Marybel Davis, Admissions Secretary. Wi i ..,-JZ-5 ftfvrf QX fi Beulah Bozarth, Alumni Secretary X , v w ami N ek as Dorris Berg, Academic Records Secretary imma 1:52 Meri Brennen, Receptionist and Switchboard Operator mf--s. ifri- -F I 4. 1: rl., Vip. V , ,P Ruth Darden, Music Department Secretary ff-E X Aeooemmd n'Vlf lgls '-sb XA .L Helen Ferring, Clerk 1 Hohii Finn, Head Housekeeper Women's Dorms Mervin Fleming, Science Shop Director 06 z:,,,,'f . I X.. 4- Jeanehe Hanson, Counseling Secretary Wilmah Hays, Academic Records Evelyn Johnson, Accounting Supervisor X , W f 1 . WH .553 Jo Kincaid, Post Office Supervisor Oo gr O Knapp, Regisfrar's Office -, ,.,,....... fi ggi 14,33-5 c ., if Naomi Long, Teacher Ed and Placement Secretary Wes Maggard, Student Affairs Assistant ,,F' 'sewn Phyllis Pace, Student Accounts Supervisor ' 4 gf wc? ,D -.i...a-9 7 Q1 F. yi: l T, -f' Q5 ,-421-11 L . :fm 5,59-. ,. - U ' ' i . , D . ' W-- , ,ear ,-. K Wd, .Dj , 1 J F s 4 ? i , , 1' - 4' -' r s gfi rf 4'0'5'a ' 1-xizif?-Wade ' - f . ,i.1F4 '3c + 'f ' A sm' V .r Joy Reed, Business Office Secretary Diane Remy, Nursing Program Secretary Q -- -.rx ff ! fr.. ii -55+ . . , 51,7 Audrey Richard, AXC Payable xc f i. L.. Q' , f U Leona Smith, Financial Aide Secretary Karen Townson, Business Office Cashier W ary Tombaugh, Academic Records Secretary XXX .Xi Dick White, SAGA Director I kbove: The Glory Born in Los Angeles. :ounded by Phineas Bresee in IB96. For right: Iollegiates about 1926 having fun. Righh Colle- giates about 1976 having some fun. 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A -'....,.,, K ,ag wwf S .5 H346 I Hn it ux- QQ e , ., px 1-4' :I- .. fi-if , .A -uw. Neldfl BIShOp Pre emunory Um 1 IA' 91 ,s 0 c -.aw 4 S , '?f,ZQfgQ'f?.5,.,dJ, F . -'.M'4zf x. J m4 'ihfgvv . n 6' Y 4' 'W - fn. px Q K. 09 IMI' 94 ui -0 'N 43 one fu-. ,kb 51,31 v . - ' c 1 . xn- .- -1 x H. . Ji-y x -ex? I R f Nm G-. E3E5fsQ:A:, L+f ' ' -- 1-3 gt . Av. T 1 X ui? .:' fir' '- , wb' , Q .EL Q 23' fbi J in N NWN 'av IS Jo HSOI1 Hlsfor !Soclc1I Sclen G Q sr'- iff: I' 'HHN ,. 1 ! Y., rn 0 x w 'Wi A if-.NN A 1-.',,,,,,,,,...-fd fl ' r F' , 14 0.1 , H 8 r--. 0 1 I ' A 1 I 1 dun M 75,,. V vp- ' f Io- 'FY Fig, .- x xn- ' r ,.. Q.. K' ui A , , 537 F' is if A .J ., B W f Yr '. . A-.vu 1 L J 6'5 .7 , J If -'P iv :gf Lv Q? , 9 1 li. fn J H nk. , .. 'QF SENIORS Brudd Hill, Mark Harmon, Mike Cullum, President, Sandy Burkhart, Jim Zimbleman, Dennis Grover, Ken Schmidt, Steve Smylie ii -1 Cameron Airhart Carolyn Airharl Daniel Anderson Sharon Arnold History Elem. Ed. Pre-Sem Sped. Ed. Jo An Bailey Murray Bartlow Barney Beer Susan Bickley Home Ec. Eng. Phys. P.E. Gen. Si. igsa-a... 'ig' Mariean Brothwell Darl Bruner Charles Chase Bill Chqherton English Soc. Wk. Religion Pre-Sem Ronald Chri5fie Mary Clem Lucinda Crowfoof Michael Cullum Relig. Ed. - Music Home Ec. Elem. Ed. Elem. Ed. Rl wx ,V AA. , . in . Y ,l . , i . 1 gk ' - , ' - J N 1 - . A l , ' ' '4.,,Il - . Sq f r e . Q , ,l. , f, , ' 1 . i - ' 2 J' Monte Cummings R. Thomas Dale -ldhice Ddlen Suzanne Don English Mus. Ed. Elem. Ed. Food Service ' iii' R E fmll 1 I i , , , fl-'fr 1 . : , I A mfg ., e Debarah Dove Debra Edgberf Richard Fifla Reginald Finger Home Ec. Sp. Ed. English Mdlh l lm ' 152. Gregory Galloway Ron Garlie Sharon Getman Evelyn Goslin Pre-Med Bus. Ad. Soc. Wel. Recreation Bucky Gould Dewey Gregory Dennis Grover Susan Gunter Mus. Ed. Bio. Religion Elem. Ed. Lyndee Hanners Philip Harden Beth Ann Hayfon Franklin Hesse Sp. Ed. Soc. Wk. Corrective Bio. Therapy l lf I .cr aig ri W 5,1-: . 3,131 ' , Z-.g, Etlupgli2 is-4 Kathy Hesse Bradd Hill Roger Holden Barbara Holmquist Sp. Ed. Soc. Sci. Religion Soc. Sci. Frances Huffmdn Cheryl Hughes Gary Hughes Kathryn Hughes SP- Gnd l'leClf- Thef0PY Art Religion 'Rel. Ed. fi , A' '--..f. Charles Jackson Colleen Johnson Sherry Kell M. Kathleen Kennedy Relig X Rel. Ed. Recreation Elem. Ed. Bio. Sci. Latricia Koffel Vern Kornstad Kelly Krauss Debbie Litsey P.E. Sp. Ed. Gen. Sf. Elem. Ed. Mary Luhn Annette McClenny Kay McGrady Debra McQuay P.E. Gen. Sf. Gen. Sf. Home Ec. JM Virginia Maggard Tamara Mattson Will Merkel Cheryl Mesman Sec. Sf. Elem. Ed. Hist. X Eng. Soc. Wk. Allene Miller Gary Miller Faith Morrison Jerry Oldenkamp Elem. Ed. Sp. Ed. Eng. Math Acct. Patricia Perfect Joy Persoon Susan Ratcliff Kenneth Reed Acct. Mus. Ed. Hist. Bio. Shirley Rohrer Karren Rusch Carol Sayre DOH 5ChGrff Eng. Ed. P.E. f Recreation Sp. Therapy Physics 4' gyf-7' Ti . E l l Donald Scherer Kenneth Schmidt Michael Shears Kris Smith Physics X Math Soc. Sci. X Math Bio. Elem. Ed. X lr ff Teckla Smith Steve Smylie Ken Sohriakoff Erwin Sonnemberg Soc. Wk. Hist. Ed. Religion Pre-Med Debbie Stueckle Randy Toland Stephanie Tombaugh Carolyn Tucker Elem. Ed. English English Phy. Sci. Ed. 'I' -5 1' ,- Janet Walden Jonathan Walker Karen Walker R. James Waterhouse Physics l Math Bus. Ad. Pre-Sem Pre-Sem A V' ' Dawnita Watson Donald Wilber Douglas Wilson Mark Wilson Elem. Ed. Religion Bio. English i , ,E 'R Keith Workman James Zimbelman Nelda Biship Wava Fleming Rel, I Rel, Ed, Physics I Math Pre-Sem Gen. St. .JW iq. 4 ' i M 'fl Sharon Gain Connie Helt Linda Nystrom Michael Peck History Elem. Ed. Home Ec. Elem. Ed. Ardis Yoke Non-Graduating Terri Bennett Dari Buerer Elem. Ed. H ,api Sandra Burkhart Jacquelyn Dinnel Dave Faust Shirley Gunnels xx. ii ff A l l if :sf 1 Vickie Harvey Karin Heimdahl Joseph Hoffman Vicki Knapp 'fe 1 S-.,,..z V 'uk 1 Rosemary l.0ve Mike Masters Julie Robinson Carl Russell Karen Russell Stephen Sfrickler Cindy Siyer Claudia VqnOrder Lori Williams Charles Woodworth f Roger Gibson Post-Baccalaureate F M if-+ 'L l JUNICDRS ' Xxx mi .1 'K 41, -nf n 1 - Q-ab-. 'P .............L 4ff2 '54 Q l7 Q:. .YQ 4 .fg: '-,,.,. - Qt :fT:--....':. L Qx 5:1-:r: '.. Chuck Johnstone, Frank Best, Steve Woodworth, President, Ann Bittleston, Rick Edwards. 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I 5 , rms' if 'Md 'Q ' 1 li .J ' Q. fr! x.! is Evelyn Merkel John Meyer Mary Mollica John Montgomery Mike Moon Larry Morris James Nelson Melody Nielsen Melvin Nordyke Dale Otto Patricia Parkin Nancy Parks Harold Pearson Marvin Peters Cynthia Peterson Sharon Peterson Terry Phillips Michael Poe ' Richard Powers Shawn Powers Peggi Puffe Michael Rap Grace Renshaw Susan Ricketts Rex Rosenbaum Dan Roth Steven Ruden Vicky St. Mary Susan Sacks Elaine Samson Dennis Sayles Gwendolyn Sayles Carol Seal Bob Sevier Gary Seward Darla Shaffer Raiford Shears Terrel Smith Linda Sohriakoff Sarah Spencer Nancy Stacy Robin Stevens Marilee Streight Gary Stuckle Jamey Sturmer Leonard Tenorio Lisa Teter Dennis Trepanier Steven Troutman Bradford Vanderpool Rex Wardlaw Bruce Wasson Steve Watkins Sandy Wegner Debbie Weldon Ronald Wilde Pauline Wiley Michael Wilkes Alan Williams Tim Williams Dwayne Wood Cecilie Woodroof Nancy Wright Ronald Wright Mindy Youngman Grady Zickefoose ff 5 N 5 NN x-7 I 'le ,s 4 x Wx.. 5 . , . fy, . ,, . .:,- SCDPI-ICDMORES K x Q, I Q' 5 o eIamy,GeorgeBeoIs,DebbieBoof , aro ir ei e. ot icture - erri oar . Glenda Adams Ann Adamson Debra Alexander Catherine Allen David Allen Wendy Allison Daniel Anderson David Anderson Sandy Anderson Jolene Arnolds Douglas Ax Wesley Baldesarre Judy Ballard Larry Bayer Cheryl Boyne George Beals Dennis Beebe Barbara Beghtel Ruthe Belisle Robin Bellamy Sharon Belveal Cathy Bergstrazer Edward Beukelman Rhonda Bishop Andy Blake Jouce Blake Cindy Boeckel Raymond Boldway Debbie Booth Linda Boulware Jerry Bowen Kelvin Boyd Sally Brigham Patti Brown Debbie Buckanan Greg Bullock Carolyn Carlson Charla Chambers Kenton Childs Pamela Chrisinger David Christofferson Bill Cleveland Allen Conrad Claudia Copple Robert Cotner Nancy Cotner Nancy Crofton Patty Cresse Kathy Crume Julene Damon Jim Davis Charlotte Day Gwendolyn DeLapp Bob Denham Steve DeVore Tom Diffee David Dixon Ken Eckert Alice Edgar Kathy Edwards Rowene Edwards Steve Eichenberger Gail Ellison JoAnn Erickson Teresa Ettinger Roberta Fenison Gary Field Deanna Finch Brent Flowers Scott Freeby Randy Fry Mary Funk Martin Gentzler Ruch Gere Brenda Gertson Elden Golden Wendy Gould Debbie Grahm Lillie Grant Scott Grant John Green Pam Grossman Sandra Gunterman Bruce Hahn Catherine Hallock Joseph Hand Russell Hansen Marlys Hanson Sheldon Harding Joye Harper Gerrald Harris Jonathan Harris Paula Hauge Stephen Hauge Sandee Heighton Paula Herron Cynthia Hess Charlaine Higley Karen Holland JoAnne Hotrum Don Howell John Howell Kathleen Huffman Leanna Hughes Bob Hurless Paul Jackson Thomas James Fritz Jenkins Jacalyn Johnson Kristi Johnson Cindy Judd Dennis Kaechele K 'K ,sf N, 1f,'7 .K ,I T Karen Kealiher Glen Kellerer Nancy Kellmer Cindy Kilpatrick Carol Kirkeide Anita Kirkpatrick Judy Kordstad Julie Kroneman Leah Lane Karen Lanzilotta Mark Lathrop Robert Leach Vickie Lee Darlene Lenker Richard List Robert Loeber Brenda Ludlow Gregory Luhn Barbara McCullough Lori McDonald Jerry McMichael Susan McMichael Becky McNuelty Colleen Mann Pattie Manning Terry Martin Betsy Mathisen Cynthia Maybury Julie Mayhew Kelly Meier Robin Merrick Lorraine Metcalfe Daniel Miller Dorothy Miller Theresa Miller Timothy Miller Patricia Mollica Suzanna Mudra Jim Nash Carol Nealeigh Connie Neifert Charles Neubauer Rebecca Nibbelink Tammy Niemonn Tonya Norwood Joan O'Brien Robert Ogden Wayne Otto Bruce Owens Ronald Parder Karen Pettis Douglas Pfenninger Debra Pitts David Powers Bill Powers Priscilla Quinby Peggy Reed Raven Reed Lois Reimer Kim Roach Sherri Roark LaVonne Roberts Larry Robinson Stanley Rodes Kevin Rosenau Debra Rowell Scott St. Mary Roberta Salisbury Detta Sams David Samson Bill Sandros Marcia Satchell Greg Schneider Carol Schweikhardt Linda Scott Leila Shafer Paula Shaw Greg Shearer Vicky Sheffield Kathy Sherwood Joan Shockley Quinet Shoemaker Nina Skinner Frederick Slonaker Jane Smith Kerry Smith Warren Sperry Kennith Spurlock Karl Stickel Miriam Stockton Rebecca Stonebraker Susan Stoney Debra Sutherland Kathleen Sutton Mary Sweatt Bev Taber Craig Taylor Carolyn Tallman Branda Thompson Cynthia Toland Carol Unger Shelly Urice Jay Vail Vickie Vannoy Tom Vigil Carol Wardlaw Cheryl Watt David Webb Jaryl Weisen Cheryl Wesche Edwin Wheeler Mark Whitley 40 ny, '- nz, 1.7 , ,...,.. MEN 1.41 Dan Wiese Roger Wilde Nino Wing Elizabeth Wordsworth Tom Wright Lindo Young Gwendolyn Young Sally Young fx.. '. A.. Fir ' 2-,- 'I 241 FRESHMEN Teresa Small, Penny Mappin, Sue Bohemiller, A. J. Anderson, Ken Haviland, Rollie Miller, President. Not Pictured - T. C. Summer, Larry Wood. at y Deborah Christian Melody Clapp Anne Clark Jerald Cohagen Richard Coleman Loren Cook Vern Adamson John Akers Ginger Alexander Jeff Anderson Quentin Anderson Marshall Andrews Charles Atkinson Karla Augsburger Mariory Ax Joy Baker Vicki Barber Dianna Bate Donald Bates Denise Bauder Sherrie Baxter Gordon Bayless Curtis Bedell Randy Bekkedahl Terry Benight Jim Benjamin Jenice Bergstrom Ronnie Beverly Douglas Bish Matthew Blalock Mitchell Blue Alan Blum Mark Bodenstab Sharon Bolieu Sharon Bottemiller Sue Bottemiller Terry Bowden Curtis Bowes Vickie Bowles Pamela Boseman Terry Braker Sheri Brawner Jay Breeze Bernadine Bredible Pauline Briggs Barbra Brinckerhoff Terry Burke Janet Burkhart Myron Bush John Campbell Patricia Carlson David Carrell Marlin Casey Bonnie Cassens Yvonne Chambers Michael Coonrod Kathleen Copelin Rita Cordroy Kenneth Courtney Warren Danielson Ray Davis John Davison Vickie Dawson Cynthia Dickey Craig Doane Zelam Doerksen Debra Dossett Joni Durr Deborah Dutton Rori Dyrness Gary Edwards Kathleen Egger Jenise English Jim English Dixie Eppes Diane Erickson Alan Ernst Craig Eshelman Sheryl Ewing Kathryn Fansler Joleen Fauth James Ferguson Allen Fleming Marla Floyd Barbara Forsyth Darlene Foust Becky Fox Mary Franks Lyndon Frazier Kim Frericks Karen Friesen James Fudge Clayton Funk Sue Gardner Norman Geyer Billy Gilbert Karla Golladay Vivian Gosnell Debby Graber Deborah Graham William Grant Rogene Gramtz Janey Grater Karla Gray Lori Gregg Vicky Green Joylyn Gunter Janet Hamilton Virginia Hamilton Raymond Hammons Kathey Hankins A Q as 147 K ,. fo fl Q, V41-Q. z--i- ? 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Milt Qi: Phyllis Hardcostle Sherry Harmon Stephen Harris Cynthia Harrold Gordon Harter Jana Hartman Daniel Hashberger Debbie Haviland Kenneth Haviland Julia Hayward Melody Heidbreder Janet Helliwell Pamela Henshaw Carole Henderson Jim Herman Ann Hicks Merrilyn Hiemstra Jeff Higgins Linda Higgs Priscilla Higley Jeffery Hill Jerre Hills Laurie Hills Ronda Hills Larry Hooker Shari Hoskins Rebecca Hough Linda Houle Rollin Hoyle John Hughes Warren Hurn Lori Hutchins Daniel Ivey Karen Jackson Patricia Jackson Philip Jensen Butch Johnson Connie Johnson Kathryn Johnson Tamara Johnson Tony Johnson Wayne Johnson Kenneth Johnston James Jones Kenneth Jones Leon Kalbfleisch Kenneth Kelly Kristy Kerby Earla Kilpatrick Janet Kinsinger Mike Kirschner Debra Knowlton Michelle Kristan Timothy Kurtz Mike Lais Paula Lancaster Cindy Lander Paul Lanquist Deanna Larkin Rick Larrabee Susan Larsen Diane Larson Doreen Lay Doris Lay Barbara Lea Deanna Lee Shelley Leetch Debra Kenker Stephen Lewis Susan Lindblom Sarah Loeber Gary Lyman Mike Lyons Donna McClees Susan McCord Timothy McGarrah RayAnne McGregory Larry Mclnture Donna McKey Keith McKim Susan McLean Velma Magill Sylvia Manbeck Morgan Mapes Penelope Mappin Colleen Martin Rex Martin Sandra Martinez Cheri Mason Willie Masten Susan Maurer Vicki Meidling Christina Mendenhall Lori Mesman Dave Metcalfe Barry Meyer Charles Miller Michael Miller Rollie Miller Thomas Miller Barbara Mills Gene Mills Kim Mitchell Randall Mitchell Ryan Mitchell Judith Moench Nikki Moritz LeRoy Morrell James Mullin Robin Navraitl Richard Nelson Gayia Ness 6 in ,. ,W Lois Newberry Brian Nordyke Bonnie Ogston Peter Olson Jane Ono Susan Page Rebecca Parker Joseph Patterson Connie Peavey Dennis Peterson Steve Peterson Cathy Pierce Gwendolyn Pincomb Carmen Pooley Rebecca Potter Beniamin Powers Michele Pratt Mark Pridgen Charla Printz Kimberlee Pryor Amber Pumphrey Paul Rader Theresa Rap Bradley Rebman Randy Redman Teresa Reill Kurt Reimer Duane Remmenga Gail Rhodes Deborah Roberts Deborah Rogers Bryan Root Elaine Root Necia Roughton John Royston Keith Ruggles Tammy Russell Debbie Rutan Flora Samelson Connie Schulz Nancy Scott Angela Seal Kayleen Shafer Joy Shaffer Kathleen Sheldahl Debora Shively Kim Sirean Teresa Small Eugene Smith Kenneth Smith Kevin Smith Sharon Smith Bernetia Sohriakoff Robert Stanbarry Carl Stapp Donald Stark Cherryl Stedman Cynthia Steele Herbert Steigert Tracy Stephenson David Stone Alan Story Neal Stuart Cheryl Sumner Sheryl Sumner Louise Sutherland Terry Taylor Richard Thompson Susan Thompson Susy Thompson Linda Thurlow Dianne Tindall Sharon Tish Dave Titterington Paul Titterington Gwendolyn Trotter Jenise Trowbridge Donna Trueax Andrea Tucker James Tursa Crystal Underwood Tami Vevig Tamara Voss Barbara Wade Lane Walker Patricia Wallis Marsha Walter Glenda Wardlaw Ray Wardlaw Steven Wardlaw Don Watkins Robert Weatherford Mark Wegner Barbara Wehrly Jennifer Weisen Brenda Wells Timothy Werbin Mary Whaley Katherine Wheeler Nellie Wheeler Calvin White Rick Widder Denise Williams Karen Williams Don Williamson Duane Williamson Timothy Willis David Wilson Richard Wilson Cathy Wing Larry Wood James Woolbright ,-q-Tri, 4 SV' ' '.. ,.,v1. ,rg ,,...'- ' 1- f V , 'x .1 Wendy Wright Russell Yuly I ! -,-g '37 Haig- .U.,. -- ,Q , ,. ,H ur.: ' M' 'ps-l ',,,L '.- 'f'5f1 Aqikl u . 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V I 1 Q. ...4 ' A. -1. ,X J u- 'W M 1 J' 1 0 'rw 5 X x E X' ' 1 f ' X J -i The busy executive. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Alban, Ruth Anderson, Genevieve - 174 Anderson, John - 174 Benight, Ella - 202 Bennett, Gaymon - 182 Berg, Daniel - 84, 182 Berg, Doris - 204 Bittleston, Geneva - 1 76 Bloomquist, Marvin - 85, 182 Bozarth, Beulah - 204 Brenne, Meri - 204 Broomfield, Charles - 180 Brown, Phyllis - 183 Byers, Marvin - 183 Canary, Jerry - 180 Casey, Becky - 203 Christie, Elise Clough, Tom - 180 Cooke, Raymond - 183 Cowles, C. S. - 86, 184 Culver, Thelma - 176 Curl, Harrold - 88, 184 Darden, Ruth - 204 Dauterman, Fred - 185 Davis, Marybel - 203 Dowden, Dick Ferring, Helen - 205 Finn, Hattie - 205 Fleming, Marvin - 205 Flowers, Zella - 178 Ford, Gilbert - 172 Ganske, Gary - 184 Gilbert, Lon - 185 Hanson, David Hanson, Jeanette - 206 Hanson, Wesley - 185 Hays, Wilman - 206 Hensley, Connie - 186 Hill, D, E, - 186 Hill, Helen - 202 Hill, Reginald - 186 Hopkins, Martha - 187 Harwood, Jean - 129, 187 Harwood, Art - 187 Hull, Lee - 180 Hutter, Fern Imel, Art - 188 Johnson, Evelyn - 206 Johnson, L. W. Kaldenburg, Milan - 175 Kincaid, Jo - 206 Kirchner, Ed - 181 Knapp, Rachel - 207 Knight, Fred - 188 Knight, Mirian - 176 Laird, Irving - 84, 85, 172 Lancaster, Edith - 176 Layton, Terry - 188 long, Naomi - 207 Long, Ruth - 189 Lytle, Janine - 189 McClees, Harold - 181 McMichael, Wanda - 174 Maggard, Wes - 207 Marks, Darrel - 189 Marks, Neva - 178 Marsh, Marian - 190 Mayfield, Joseph - 173 Meenach, Evelyn - 179 Miller, Howard - I 73 Miller, Paul - 179 Morgan, Newell - 190 Moritz, Floradell - 202 Olson, Howard - 99, 172 Owens, Earl - 190 Pace, Phyllis -- 207 Pearsall, Kenneth - 170 260 Porterfield, Janet - 191 Powers, Lean - 94, 191 Rambo, Helen - 176 Reed, Joy - 208 Remy, Diane - 208 Richard, Audrey - 205 Robinson, Lyle - 85, 1 75 Rawen, Dick - 181 Runkle, Irene - 191 Sanner, Elwood - 192 Schaefer, Beth - 203 Schmidt, Roger - 192 Seaman, Bernard - 175 Self, Elwood - 193, 201 Shaffer, Mary - 193 Sharptan, Francis - 193 Sherrill, Benjamin - 194 . Simpson, C. Dene - 103, 194 Smith, Brenda - 1 B1 Smith, Leona - 209 Snyder, Carol Stiefel, Albert - 195 Stiefel, Janet - 203 Stallcop, Marvin - 192 Taylor, Paul - 123, 195 Thompson, Marilyn - 196 Thormberg, Marge - 1 78 Tiel, Marilyn - 201 Tillatsan, Donald - 85, 190 Tombaugh, Eula - 85, 97, 196 Tombaugh, Mary - 209 Townson, Karen - 209 Turner, George - 197 Valk, Mary - 201 Waller, Deloris - 197 Washburn, Marian - 197 Webb, Bruce - 174 Webb, LaDonna - 175 Webner, Harold - 1 74, 198 Weller, Gladys - 202 Wenner, Darryl - 198 Weshe, Lilburn - 174, 198 Weshe, Percival - 199 White, Dick - 209 Williamson, Dale -- 199 Willis, James - 199 wallis, JoAnn - 175, 200 Wilson, Helen - 175 Woodward, Robert - 200 STU DENTS Adams, Glenda - 237 Adams, Michele Adamson, Ann - 237 Adamson, Vern - 243 Airhart, Cameron - 40, 84, 212, 219 Airhart, Carolyn - 219 Aker, John - 243 Alexander, Debra - 237 Alexander, Ginger - 243 Allee, Donna Allen, Catherine - 237 Allen, David - 237 Allen, Diane Allison, Wendy - 237 Almond, Mark Daniel A, - 88, 212, 219 Altmeyer, Phil- 94, 231 Anderson Daniel - 237 Anderson Anderson, David - 237 Anderson, Harold Anderson, Jett - 243 Anderson, Jerrold - 231 Anderson Anderson Anderson, Paul AJ, - 83, 242 Quentin- 243 Sandy -237 Andrew, Penny Andress, Marchall - 243 Arnold, Jolene -- 237 Arnold, Sharon -- 219 Atkinson, Charles - 243 Augsburger, Karla - 243 Austin, Buddy Ax, Doug - 237 Ax, Mariory - 237 Bagley, Martha Bailey, Jo Ann - 219 Baker, Frances - 231 Baker, John Baker, Joy - 243 Baker, Martin Baldesarre, Wesley - 237 Baldwin, Cheryl Baldwin, Dorothy Baldwin, Philip Balfour, Gordon - 94, 231 Ball, Terry - 231 Ballard, Judy - 237 Barber, Vicki - 243 Bartlow, Brent - 94, 99, 231 Bartlow, Murray - 4, 10, 94, 219 Bartlow, Scott - 94, 231 Bartalaba, Gene Bate, Diana - 243 Bateman, LeaAnn - 231 Bates, Donald - 243 Bauder, Denise - 243 Bayer, Larry - 237 Boyne, Cheryl - 237 Baxter, Sherrie -- 243 Bayless, Gordon - 243 Beals, George - 83, 236, 237 Bean, Valerie Bedell, Curtis - 243 Beebe, Dennis - 237 Beech, Barbara - 231 Beeler, Valerie - 231 Beer, Barney -- 219 Beeson, Debbie - 7, 37, 81, 231 Beggs, Douglas - 95, 231 Beghtel, Barbara - 237 Bekkedahl, Pamela - 129 Bekkedahl, Randy - 127, 243 Belisle, Ruthe - 237 Bellamy, Rabin - 236, 237 Beltran, Robin Belveal, Sharon - 237 Benight, Ross - 231 Benight, Terry - 243 Beniamin, Jim - 243 Bennet, Gary Bennett, Terri - 227 Bennett, Tom - 88, 231 Benson, Jose - 231 Bentley, Paul Bergstrazer, Cathy - 84, 237 Bergstrom, Janice - 243 Bernard, Laura Best, Frank - 230, 231 Best, Kevin - 101 Bethke, Barbara Beukelman, Edward - 237 Beuelman, Elwood Beverly, Ronnie - 243 Bickley, Susgn - 213, 219 Bish, Douglas - 123, 243 Binkley, David - 231 Bishop, Nelda - 213, 226 Bishop, Rhonda - 237 Bishop, Sharon Bittleston, Ann - 230, 231 Blades, Brenda Blake, Andy - 237 Blake, Cindy Blake, Joyce 237 Blalock, Matthew -- 243 Bauser, Linda Bloomquist, Kent Blue, Michell - 243 Blum, Alan - 243 Bodenstab, Mark - 243 Boeckel, Cindy - 237 Boldway, Raymond - 237 Bolieu, Sharon - 243 Booth, Debbie - 236, 237 Bottemiller, Sharon - 243 Bottemiller, Sue - 37, 83, 242 243 Boulware, Lindo - 237 Bowden, Terry - 243 Bowen, Brenda - 231 Bowen, Jerry - 127, 237 Bowermon, Lynn Bowes, Curtis - 125, 243 Bowes, Debi - 231 Bowles, Larry Bowles, Vickie - 243 Boyd, Diane Boyd, Kelvin - 237 Bozeman, Panela - 243 Braker, Terry - 243 Brawner, Sheri - 243 Breeze, Jay - 243 Brendible, Barnadine - 243 Brennan, Mari Briggs, Gerald - 231 Briggs, Pauline - 243 Brigham, Sally - 237 Brilla, Paul Brinckerhoff, Barbara - 243 Brockelman, Delbert Brothwell, Mariean - 219 Brown, Donna Brown, Jim - 93 Brown, Linda Brown, Lori Brown, Patti - 237 Bruner, Darl - 219 Buckanan, Debbie - 237 Buckley, Carolyn - 231 Buerer, Donald Buerer, Dari - 227 Buerer, Elizabeth - 231 Bullock, Greg -- 94, 95, 237 Bundy, Robert Burke, Terry - 123, 243 Burkhart, Janet - 243 Burkhart, Sandra - 82, 218, 227 Burnett, Loren - 94 Burris, Stephen Bush, Myron - 243 Campbell, John - 243 Canary, Betty Canary, Marie Canary, Paul- 231 Carl, Brett Carlson, Carolyn - 237 Carlson, Patricia - 243 Carrell, David - 243 Casey, Marlin - 243 Cassens, Bonnie - 243 Chamber, Charla - 97, 237 Chambers, Yvonne - 243 Chaney, Jack Chaparo, Mark - 98, 231 Chase, Charles - 219 Chastain, Jan Chatterton, Bill - 219 Childs, Kenton f- 237 Chitwood, Sharon - 231 Christinger, Pamela - 93, 237 Christenson, Donald Christenson, Timothy Christian, Deborah - 243 Christie, Ronald - 220 Christofferson, David -- 237 Clapp, Melody - 243 Clark, Anne - 243 Clem, Mary - 97, 220 Cleveland, Bill- 237 Cahagen, Jerald - 243 Coleman, Richard - 243 Conant, Molly Condon, Stephen Conrad, Allen - 237 Cook, Andrea - 231 Cook, Dan Cook, Loren - 243 Cook, Ruth Cook, Tom Cooney, Sharon - 231 Coonrod, Michael - 244 Copelin, Kathleen - 244 Copple, Claudia - 237 Cordray, Rita - 244 Cotner, Nancy - 237 Cotner, Robert - 95, 127, 237 Coulter, Cheryl - 231 Coursey, Dan - 231 Courtney, Kenneth - 244 Coyne, Debbie - 231 Crofton, Nancy - 237 Crandell, Alice Creasman, Brenda - 85, 231 Creasman, Donald - 4 Creasman, Ronald Cresse, Patty - 237 Crittendenden, Donald Cross, Paula Crowfoot, Lucinda - 220 Crowfoot, T. Arlin Crowley, Jill Crume, Kathy - 237 Cullum, Michael - 127, 201, 2 220 Cummings, Monte - 220 Doggett, Wm. Lee - 231 Dale, R, Thomas - 102, 201, 2 Dalen, Janice - 220 Dalen, John Dalen, Wayne Damon, Julene - 237 Danielson, Warren - 244 Dannar, Donna - 90, 231 Doutermann, Jennie Davis, Charlotte - 231 Davis, Floyd - 88, 231 Davis, George Davis, Jim Davis, Ken Davis, Michael Davis, Randall Davis, Ray - 244 Davison, John - 244 Dawson, Vickie -- 244 Day, Charlotte - 237 DeLapp, Gwendolyn - 237 DeLeon, Bob - 237 Denham, Robert -- 89 Dennis, Kevin - 84, 98, 231 Denney, Susan DeVore, Steve - 237 Dickey, Cynthia - 129, 244 Diffee, Tom - 237 Dillabaugh, Sandra Dinnel, Jacquelyn - 227 Dixon, David - 238 Doane, Craig - 244 Doerksen, Zelmo - 244 Don, Suzanne V 220 Dossett, Debra - 244 Dossett, Janet . Dorband, Carol -- 231 Dove, Deborah - 220 Dowden, Richard Drake, Claudus Dugdale, Bruce Durr, Joni - 244 14,218, 20 Dutton, Deborah - 244 Dyer, Janis Dyer, Steven Dyrness, Rori - 244 Eagy, David Eckhart, Ken - 238 Edgar, Alice - 238 Edgbert, Debra - 220 Edgerly, Dave Edgerly, Keri Edwards, David - 231 Edwards, Kathy - 238 Edwards, Rick - 82, 230, 231 Edwards, Rowene - 84, 85, 238 Egger, Kathleen - 244 Ehrlin, Tamra Eichenberger, Steve - 91, 238 Eldridge, Marc Ellis, Charles Ellison, Gail - 238 English, Jenise - 244 Englich, Jim - 244 Eppes, Dixie - 244 Erickson, Diane - 244 Erickson, JoAnn - 238 Ernst, Alan - 244 Eshelman, Craig - 244 Ettinger, Teresa - 238 Ewing, Sharyl - 244 Fansler, Kathryn - 244 Faust, David - 84, 227 Fauth, Jaleen - 244 Fenison, Reberta -- 238 Ferguson, Dave Ferguson, James - 244 Field, Gary - 238 Fifita, Richard - 220 Finch, Deanna - 238 Finger, Reginald - 220 Fitch, Ben Fitzsimmons, Mike - 101 Fleming, Allen - 244 Fleming, Wava - 226 Flowers, Brant - 238 Floyd, Martha - 244 Ford, Valerie Forrest, Bruce - 231 Forsyth, Barbara - 244 Foster, Hoyt Foster, Morey Faust, Darlene - 244 Fox, Becky - 101, 244 Fox, Randy - 95, 123, 232 Fox, Ross -- 94, 232 Frankamp, Harlan Franklin, Catherine - 232 Franks, Allen - 7, 16, 232 Franks, Mary - 244 Frazier, Lyndon - 244 Freeby, Scott - 94, 238 Frerichs, Kim - 244 Fricke, Elizabeth Friesen, Karen - 244 Fry, Randy - 238 Fudge, James - 244 Fullmer, Jack Funk, Clayton - 244 Funk, Mary - 238 Gabica, Tammy Gain, Sharon - 84, 227 Galloway, Gregory - 221 Gardner, Sue - 244 Gentzler, Martin - 87, 238 Gere, Ruth - 238 German, Linda Gertson, Brenda - 238 Gestrin, Bruce Getman, Sharon - 221 Geyer, Norman - 244 Gilbert, Tim - 244 Gilbert, Mike - 232 Gill, Willard Golden, Elden - 238 Golladay, Karla - 244 Goos, Kenneth -101,127, 232 Goslin, Evelyn - 129, 221 Gasnell, Vivian - 244 Gould, Bucky - 80, 214, 221 Gould, Wendy - 238 Graber, Debby - 244 Graham, Debbie Lyn - 238 Graham, Deborah Lee - 244 Grant, Scott - 238 Grant, Lillie - 238 Grant, William - 244 Grantz, Ragene - 244 Grater, Jamey - 244 Gray, Karla - 244 Graybill, Peggy Green, John - 238 Green, Vicky - 244 Gregg, Lori - 244 Gregory, Dewey - 221 Griialva, Donna Groenig, Doug Groosman, Pam - 238 Grover, Dennis - 218, 221 Gunnells, James - 232 Gunnells, Shirley - 227 Gunter, Joylyn - 244 Gunter, Susan - 221 Guntermann, Sandra - '238 Guy, Steven - 80, 94 Hahn, Bruce - 238 Hall, Larry - 99, 232 Hallock, Catherine - 238 Hamilton, Janet- 129, 244 Hamilton, Randel Hamilton, Virginia - 244 Hamilton, William Hamilin, Maurice Hammons, Raymond - 244 Hand, Joseph - 238 Hank, Roger Hankins, Kathey - 244 Hanners, Lyndee - 221 Hansen, Russell - 87, 91, 238 Hanson, Marlys - 238 Hanzlik, Eugene Hardcastle, Phyllis - 245 Harden, Kevin - 92, 236 Harden, Philip - 221 Harding, Sheldon - 238 Harmon, Paul - 93 Harmon, Sherry - 245 Harmon, Vanessa Harper, Joyce - 238 Harper, Kerry Harrington, Alice Harris, Harris, Gerald - 238 Jack Harris, Jonathan - 87, 90, 238 Harris, Stephen - 245 Hayward, Julia - 245 Haytan, Beth Ann - 221 Heath, Ren - 232 Hiedbreder, Melody - 103, 245 Heighton, Sandee - 83, 238 Hiemdahl, Karin - 228 Hellings, Gerald Helliwell, Janet - 245 Helt, Connie - 227 Henderson, Carole - 101, 245 Henning, Howard Henshaw, Pamela - 245 Herman, Jim - 245 Herron, Paula - 245 Hess, Cindy - 238 Hess, Garth - 124, 127 Hesse, Franklin - 221 Hesse, Kathy - 222 Hicks, Ann 245 Hicks, Stephen - 232 Hieb, Richard - 232 Hiemstre, Merrilyn - 245 Higgs, Anita - 232 Higgs, David Higgs, Lindo - 245 Higgins, Jeff - 245 Higley, Charlaine - 238 Higley, Priscilla - 245 Hill, Brad -7, 84, 85, 94, 101, 2 8 222 Hill, Jeffery - 245 Hills, Jerre - 245 Hills, Laurie - 245 Hills, Rhonda - 245 Hills, Rich - 95, 232 Hills, Steven - 5, 95, 123 Hadgins, Myla - 101, 232 Hoffman, Joseph - 228 Hoffman, Shelly 3232 Holden, Roger - 222 Holland, Karen - 18, 238 Hollinger, Sandra - 129, 232 Holmes, Susan Holmquist, Brabara - 222 Hooker, Larry - 127, 245 Horton, Gary Hoskine, Shari - 245 Hotrum, JoAnn - 238 Hough, Rebecca - 245 Houle, Linda - 245 Howard, Jeannine Howard, Richard Howell, Don - 238 Howell, John - 238 Hoyle, Monica - 40, 233 Hoyle, Rollin - 245 Huffman, Frances - 222 Huffman, Kathleen - 238 Hughes, Cheryl - 222 Hughes, Gary - 222 Hughes, John - 245 Hughes, Kathryn - 222 Hughes, Leanna '- 238 Hughes, Warren - 245 Hunter, Samuel - 82, 94, 232 Harrold, Cynthia - 245 Harter, Gordon - 245 Hartman, Jana - 245 Hartman, Paulo - 232 Harvey, Carlton - 232 Harvey, Vickie - 228 Hashberger, Daniel - 245 Hashberger, Sharon - 232 Hauge, Paula - 238 Hauge, Stephen - 238 Haunschild, Daniel Haviland, Debbie - 99, 245 Haviland, Kenneth - 242, 245 Hawk, Ran - 232 Hurless, Bob - 238 Hurn, Warren - 245 Hutchines, Lori - 245 Hyslap, Dorothy Ivey, Daniel - 245 Jackson, Charles - 222 Jackson, Karen - 245 Jackson, Paul - 94, 95, 238 Jackson, Patricia - 245 Jahn, Stephen - 215 James, Tom - 238 Jellerson, Steven - 16 Jenkins, Fritz - 92, 238 Jensen, Philip - 245 Jeran, Daniel Johns, Mary Johnson, Brian Johnson, Butch - 245 Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Colleen - 100, 222 Johnson, Connie - 245 Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Dennis - 215 Johnson, Jacalyn - 238 Johnson, Kathryn - 245 Johnson, Kristi - 238 Johnson, Lyle Johnson Richard - 85, 232 Johnson, Robert Johnson Sandra Johnson, Tamra - 245 Johnson, Tony - 101, 245 Johnson, Wayne -- 245 Johnstone, Charles - 80, 82, 8 1 27, 230, 232 Johnstone, Gary Johnstone, Kenneth - 245 Jolley, Buckley Jones, Burke Jones, James - 245 Jones, Kenneth - 245 Judd, Cindy Kaechele, Dennis - 238 Kalbteich, Lean - 245 Kasinger, Don Kayser, Jerry Kealiher, Karen - 239 Kell, Sherry - 222 Kellerer, Glen - 239 Kellmer, Nancy - 100, 239 Kelly, Kenneth - 245 Kemp, Gregory Kennedy, John Kennedy, M, Kathleen - 222 Kerby, Kristy - 245 Kern, Jean - 232 Kilpatrick, Cindy - 239 Kilpatrick, Earla - 245 Kilsel, Colleen - 232 Kinsinger, Janet - 245 Kirk, Ronald - 232 Kirkeide, Carol - 99, 236, 239 Kirkpatrick, Anita - 239 Kirschner, Mike - 245 Knapp, Raynette Knapp, Vicky - 228 Knowlton, Debra - 245 Koffel, Latricia - 223 Kollars, Ruth - 87, 232 Kornstad, Judy - 239 Kornstad, Vern - 223 Koteskey, Edward - 232 Krauss, Kelly - 98, 223 Kriston, Michelle - 245 Kroneman, Julie - 239 Kromberg, Dave Kruse, Daniel Kugler, Douglas Kurtz, Timothy - 245 Lais, Mike - 245 Lancaster, Paula - 245 Lande, Richard - 232 Lancle, Robbyn - 201 Lancaster, Paula - 245 Lander, Cindy -- 246 Lane, Leah - 239 Lanquist, Paul - 246 Lanzilotte, Karen - 239 Larkin, Deanna - 246 Larrabee, Rick - 246 Larsen, Susan - 246 Larson, Diane - 246 Larson, Donald - 94, 127, 232 Lathrop, Mark -- 127, 239 Lay, Doreen - 129, 246 Lay, Doris - 246 Lea, Barbara - 246 Leach, Robert - 239 Leamy, Sue Lee, Deanna - 101, 246 Lee, Veron Leen, Vickie - 239 Leeper, Thomas Leetch, Shelly - 246 Leftler, Linda Lenker, Debra - 246 Lenker, Jeffery - 41 Lenker, Darlene - 239 Leppert, Eileen - 232 Lewis, Rommis Lewis, Stephen - 246 Lewis, Steven Dale Lilliy, Larry Lindblom, Susan - 246 Lindsay, Lois List, Richard - 239 Litsey, Debbie - 223 Lloyd, Robert Lobo, Odette Lockhart, James Lodahl, Mike - 92, 232 Loeber, Robert - 239 Lober, Sara - 246 Logan, Barbara Long, Naomi Looten, Paula Love, Rosemary - 103, 228 Ludlow, Brenda - 7, 239 Luhn, Gregory - 239 Luhn, Mary - 100, 223 Lund, Martin Lundy, Dave - 232 Luton, Kenneth Litz, Lowell Lyman, Gary - 246 Lyon, Patricia Lyons, Mike - 246 McCarty, Rick McCathron, Penny - 232 McCleen, Donna McClenny, Annette - 223 McClees, Donna - 246 McConnell, Jami McCord, Susan - 246 McCullough, Barbara -- 239 McDonald, Lori - 239 McDorman, Debra McGarrah, Cynthia - 232 McGarrah, Timothy - 246 McGarry, Sandra - 232 McGehee, Jerry - 239 McGrady, Kay - 223 McGregory, RayAnne - 246 Mclnture, Larry - 246 McKim, Keith -- 246 McKinney, Loree - 129 McKay, Donna - 246 Mclaughline, Terry McLean, Susan - 246 McMichael, Susan - 239 McMillan, Patti McNaIl, Diane McNueIty, Becky - 239 McQuay, Debra - 97, 223 Mackeson, Wayne - 81 Mackey, Stewart Maggard, Virginia - 223 Magill, Velma - 246 Manbeck, Sylvia - 246 Manley, Geren - 95, 232 Mann, Colleen - 239 Manning, Pat'tie - 239 Mappes, Morgan - 246 Mappin, Penny - 242, 246 Marshall, Paul Martin, Clifford - 232 Martin, Colleen - 246 Martin, Connie Martin, Crystal - 232 Martin, Douglas Martin, Paul Martin, Terry - 239 Martin, Rex - 246 Martinez, Joe Martinez, Jose Martinez, Sandra - 246 Mason, Cheri - 246 Masten, Willie - 246 Master, Michael - 228 Mathisen, Betsy - 239 Mattson, Tamara - 223 Mauere, Susan - 246 Maupin, Sandra - 232 Maybury, Cindee - 239 Moyers, Becky Mayers, Kathy - 96, 1 29 Mayhew, Julie - 88, 239 Mayhle, Victor Meildling, Vicki - 246 Meier, Kelly - 239 Menenhall, Christina - 246 Merkel, Evelyn - 233 Merkel, Will- 216, 223 Merrick, Robin - 91, 239 Merrill, Norrine Mesman, Cheryl - 103, 223 Mesman, Lori - 103, 246 Metcalfe, Dave - 246 Metcalfe, Lorraine - 239 Meyer, Barry - 4, 246 Meyer, John - 95, 233 Mikkelson, Tolana Miller, Allene - 224 Miller, Charles - 246 Miller, Daniel - 239 Miller, Dorothy - 239 Miller, Gary -- 224 Miller, Michael - 246 Miller, Rallie - 242, 246 Miller, Thresa - 239 Miller, Thomas - 246 Miller, Timothy - 239 Mills, Barbara - 246 Mills, Gene - 246 Miralles, Daniel Mitchell, Gina Mitchell, Jance Mitchell, Kim - 246 Mitchell, Randall - 246 Mitchell, Ryan - 246 Moench, Judith - 41, 246 Mollica, Mary - 233 Mollica, Patricia - 239 Montgomery, John -- 94, 233 Moore, Fareth Moon, Mike - 101 , 127, 233 Moritz, Mikki - 246 Morrell, LeRoy - 246 Lorris, Larry - 233 Morrison, Faith - 224 Mudra, Suzanne - 239 Mullin, James -- 246 Murphy, Ronald Myers, Becky Myers, Michael Nada, Kathleen Nalley, Kay Nash, James - 239 Navratil, Robin - 246 Nealeigh, Carol - 239 Neifert, Connie - 239 Nelson, James - 233 Nelson, Richard - 246 Ness, Gayis Neubauer, Charles - 239 Newberry, Lois - 247 Nibbelink, Rebecca -- 41, 129, 239 Niederauer, Alan Nielsen, Melody - 97, 233 Niemann, Tammy- 101, 103, 239 Nisley, Ted Nitz, Robert Nordyke, Brian - 247 Nordyke, Melvin - 233 Norwood, Tonya - 239 Nystom, Linda - 227 O'Brien, Joan - 239 Ogburn, Paul Ogden, Robert - 239 Ogston, Bonnie - 4, 247 Olaul, Henry Oldenkamp, Jerry - 224 Olson, Peter - 247 Olson, Robert O'Neill, Michele Ona, Jane - 247 Otteson, Ralph Otto, Dale - 233 Otto, Wayne - 239 Page, Susan - 247 Panther, Paul - 94 Parker, Rebecca - 247 Parker, Ronald - 239 Paris, Gregory Parkin, Patricia - 233 Parks, Nancy -- 233 Parrent, Danny Patterson, Joseph - 247 Pearson, Harold - 127, 233 Peavey, Connie - 247 Peck, Michael - 227 Pedersen, Rich Perfect, Partricia - 217, 224 Person, Joy - 224 Peters, Marvin - 233 Peterson, Cynthia - 233 Peterson, Dennis - 93, 247 Peterson, Lee Ann Peterson, Sharon - 99, 233 Peterson, Steve - 247 Pettis, Karen -- 239 Pfenninger, Douglas - 239 Phillips, Terry - 233 Pierce, Cathy - 247 - Pincamb, Gwendolyn - 247 Pitts, David Pitts, Debra - 239 Pletcher, Rhonda Poe, Michael - 94, 95, 101, 102, 2 Poaley, Carmen - 247 Porterfield, Richard Potter, Rebecca - 247 Powers, Beniamin - 247 Powers, David -- 239 Powers, Bill- 239 Powers, Mary Jean Powers, Richard - 233 Powers, Shawn - 233 Powlesson, Ed - 127 Pratt, Michele - 247 Pridgen, Mark - 123, 247 Pritz, Charla -- 247 Pryor, Kymberlee - 247 Puffee, Peggi - 233 Pumphrey, Amber - 99, 247 Quinby, Priscilla - 239 Rader, Paul - 247 Ramsey, Richard Rap, Michael - 98, 233 Rap, Teresa - 247 Ratclitf, Susan - 84, 98, 224 Rebman, Bradley - 247 Redman, Randy - 247 Wilkins, David Reed, Kenneth - 224 Reed, Peggy - 240 Reed, Raven - 240 Reill, Teresa - 247 Reimer, Kurt - 16, 247 Reimer, Lois - 101, 240 Remmenga, Duane - 247 Renshae, Grae - 85, 98, 101, 233 Rhodes, Gail - 247 Rickard, John Ricketts, Gayla Ricketts, Susan - 233 Rinker, Janet Rios, Martha Roach, Kim - 240 Roark, Sherri - 240 Roberts, Clark Roberts, Deborah - 101, 247 Roberts, Fenevieva Roberts, Lavonne - 93, 99, lOl, 240 Robinson, Julie - 129, 240 Robinson Lar - 240 I VY Robison, Janet - 240 Rodes, Stanley - 89, 240 Rogers, Deborah - 247 Rogers, Dell R er James Scott, Chris Scott, Linda - 240 Scott, Nancy - 247 Seal, Angela - 247 Seal, Carol - 233 Sevier, Bob - 233 Seward, Gary - 94, 233 Shadford, Don Shafer, Kayleen - 247 Shafer, Leila - 240 Shaffer, Darla - 233 Shaffer, Joy - 129, 247 Shannon, Judy Shaw, Paula - 240 Shearer, Greg - 240 Shears, Micheal - 225 Shears, Raiford - 233 Sheffield, Vicky - 91, 240 Sheldahl, Kathleen - 84, 247 Sherwood, Kathy - 240 Shivley, Debra - 247 Shockley, Joan - 129, 240 Shoemaker, Quinet - 99, 240 Short, Rodney Sl-iupp, Donna Sirean, Kim - 247 Skinner, Mary Skinner, Nina - 240 Slaymaker, Doug -- 84 Slonaker, Frederisk - 41, 240 Small, Teresa - 242, 247 09 I Rogers, Paula Roherer, Shirley - 224 Rooney, Stewart Root, Bryan - 247 Root, Elaine - 99, 247 Rosenau, Kevin - 127, 240 Rosembaum, Rex - 95, 101, 233 Ross, Kenneth Roth, Dan - 99, 233 Roughton, Necia - 247 Rowell, Debra - 240 Royston, John - 247 Ruddeen, Steven -- 233 Ruggles, Keith - 247 Runner, Jack Rusch, Karren - 100, 224 Russell, Auclette Russell, Carl - 228 Russell, Cathy Russell, Daniel Russell, Karen - 228 Russell, Larry Russell, Tammy - 247 Russell, William Rutan, Debbie - 247 Ryska, Brenda - 100, 129 Sacks, Susan - 233 St. Mary, Scott - 240 St. Mary, Vicky - 233 Salisbury, Roberta - 240 Salisbury, Susan Sams, Detta - 16, 240 Samson, Elaine - 233 Samuelson, Flora - 247 Sandras, Bill - 240 Stachell, Marcia -- 240 Sauskoius, Ruth Sayles, Dennis - 233 Sayles, Gwendolyn - 233 Sayre, Carol - 224 Scharff, Don - 224 Scherer, Donald - 225 Schmidt, Judy Schmidt, Kenneth - 82, 94, 216, 218, 225 Schmidt, Patricia Schneider, Greg - 95, 240 Schultz, Connie -- 247 Schweikhardt, Carol - 90, 240 Smith Smith , Eugene - 247 , Jane - 240 Smith, Kenneth - 247 Smith, Kerry - 240 Smith, Kevin - 247 Smith, Kris - 225 Smith, Sharon - 247 Smith Teclka - 84, 98, 103, 225 smnhf Terral - 233 Smylie, Steve - 82, 218, 225 Sohriakoff, Bernetia - 247 Sohriakoff, Ken -- 225 Sohriakoff, Linda - 233 Sonnenberg, Erwin - 225 Spencer, Sarah - 85, 233 Sperry, Warren - 240 Spooner, Lenny Sprague, Susan Spurlock, Kennith - 240 Stacy, Nancy - 233 Stanberry, Robert - 247 Stapp, Carl - 247 Stark, Donald - 247 Stedman, Charryl - 248 Steele, Cynthia - 129, 248 Steigert, Herbert - 248 Stephen, Lil Stephenson, Tracy - 248 Stevens, Robin -- 89, 233 Stewert, Joyce Stickel, Karl - 240 Stockton, Mariam - 240 Stone, David - 248 Stonebraker, Rebecca - 240 Storey, Susan - 240 Story, Alan - 248 Streight, Marilee - 234 Strickler, Stephen - 91, 228 Stuart, Neal - 248 Stueckle, Debbie - 225 Stueckle, Gary - 234 Sturmer, Jamey - 234 Styer, Cindy - 40, 97, 228 Sullivan, David Sumner, Cheryl TC - 242, 248 Sumner, Sheryl -- 248 Sutherland, Debra - 240 Sutherland, Elizabeth Sutherland, Louise - 248 Sutton, Kathleen - 240 Sweatt, Mary - 240 Swim, Sherry Taber, Bev - 240 Tallman, Carolyn - 240 Taylor, Craig - 240 Taylor, Terry - 248 Teeter, James Tenorio, Leonard - 234 Teter, Lisa - 234 Thebo, Cindy Thompson, Susan - 248 Thompson, Susy - 248 Thurlow, Linda - 248 Tindell, Dianne - 248 Tippens, Connie - 103 Tish, Sharon - 248 Titterington, Dave- 123, 248 Titterington, Paul - 248 Toland, Cynthia - 37, 240 Toland, Randy - 225 Thombaugh, Stephanie - 225 Townson, Karen Townson, Ken Tracy, Walter - 123 Trepanier, Dennis - 234 Trent, Donald Trotter, Gwendolyn - 90, 93, 248 Troutman, Steve - 234 Trowbridge, Jenise - 248 Trueax, Donna - 248 Tucker, Andrea - 248 Tucker, Carolyn - 225 Tucker, Timothy Tursa, James - 248 Turner, Gregory Tweedy, Ann Tweedy, Doug Underwood, Crystal - 248 Unger, Carol - 240 Urice, Shelley - 240 Vail, Jay - 14, 15, 92, 98, 240 Vanderpool, Bradford - 234 Vannoy, Vickie - 240 VanOrder, Claudia - 228 Van Tassel, Ray Vevig, Tami - 248 Vigil, Tom - 240 Voss, Tamara -- 248 Wade, Barbara - 248 Walden, Judy Walden, Janet - 226 Walker, Diana Walker, Howard Walker, Johathan - 226 Walker, Judith Walker, Karen - 226 Walker, Lane - 248 Wallis, Lois Wallis, Patricia - 248 Walter, Marsha - 248 Ward, Verne Wardlaw, Carol - 240 Wardlaw, Glenda - 248 Wardlaw, Ray - 248 Wardlaw, Rex - 80, 84, 234 Wardlaw, Steven - 248 Wasson, Bruce - 234 Waterhouse, R. James - 226 Watkins, Don - 248 Watkins, Janine Wotkine, Steven - 92, 234 Watson, David Watson, Dawnita - 226 Watt, Cheryl - 240 Weatherford, Robert - 238 Webb, David - 101, 240 Wegner, Mark - 248 Wegner, Sandy - 37, 100, 234 Wehrly, Barbara - 248 Weidenback, Edward Weisen, Jaryl - 6, 240 Weisen, Jennifer - 248 Weldon, Debbie - 234 Weldon, Steve Weller, Danette Weller, Susan - 4 Wells, Brenda - 248 Wells, Robert Werbin, Timothy -- 248 Wesche, Cheryl - 240 Wesche, Kenneth Whaley, Mary - 248 Wheeler, Edwin -.240 Wheeler, Katherine - 248 Wheeler, Nellie - 248 White, Calvin - 248 Whitley, Mark - 240 Whitten, Vicki Widder, Rick - 248 Wies, Daniel - 240 Wilber, Donald - 226 Wilber, Janet Wilcox, Clifford Wilcox, Debbie Widle, Roger - 240 Widle, Ronald - 89, 101, Wiley, Pauline - 234 234 Wilkes, Michael - 4, 99, 234 Wilkinso n, Cindy Williams, Alan - 234 Williams Williams , Denise - 248 , Karen - 248 Williams, Lori - 228 Williams, Panwla Williams, Tim - 234 Williams Williams on, Don - 248 an, Duane - 248 Willis, Timothy - 248 Wilson, David - 248 Wilson, Doug - 226 Wilson, Mark - 98, 226 Wilson, Richard - 248 Wing, Cathy - 248 Wing, Nina - 240 Wingo, Ivan - 5 Winslow, Ruth Wiseman, Roscoe Wostenholm, Rebecca Wong, Phillip - 93 Wood, Dwayne - 94, 243 Wood, Larry - 83, 127 Waodbeck, Bonnie - 36 Woodroof, Cecilie - 234 Woodroof, Janelle - 97 Woodworth, Charles - 228 Woodworth, Steven - 230 Woolbright, James - 248 Wordsworth, Elizabeth - 240 Workman, Keith - 226 Worst, Elizabeth Wright, Nancy - 234 Wright, Ronald - 234 Wright, Tom - 99, 240 Yake, Ardis - 227 York, Ray Young, David Young, Linda - 240 Young, Gwendolyn - 240 Young, Sally - 240 Youngman, Mindy - 103, 234 Yuly, Russelly - 248 Zickefoose, Grady - 7, 234 Zimbelman, James - 217, 218 Zinn, Robert Zumwalt, Lisa 263 7 I fm:-' - Y: s 2' -9 '45 ff 5 C ff K ,gLv':f,nx 'V ,Ll V, 'M K fff Q16 ,. if , ,. 2311. :ful . iT, 1 ifm iL' si ag xxx? -- N' J L' 5 4. 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The church has enioyed a subs+an+ial grow+h which may be a'Hribu+ed +o i+s minis+ry of healing love. Those who worship here discover a warm fellowship which is generaied by a spiri+ of caring. The pas+or and congregafion exfend a welcome +o all who seek wholeness in a broken world. -'y 'L U 1 A F. ' 7 V Res Wayne Hag Senior Pastor 1' fvifgfrw . ,I S l IJ, ' L .ian . S . 1. R .Bob Luhn jr. . ' if fmum '.h Care E. IO8I4 Broadway, Sopkane, Wash. R BAR B RANCH MR. and MRS. RAYMOND FUNK Roufe I, Box 77 397-4506 Aberdeen, Idaho 832 I0 General Office SE-RVLEFST :gl 900 Frci1nkIgn37IiJd5 ISO!-IR oise, Ido o QNSTDERKWN SIHIOIEMIAKIEIR TRIUCKING COMPANY COMMON CARRIER - GENERAL HAULING l.c.c. 22 WESTERN STATES RALPH SHOEMAKER, Pres. Genera! Office Dispatch Phone 208 - 376-5757 B ' 208 375 3232 , 21144 'iioeseixav Two QW mmemummeaw so II T 9 as ny KitchenAid 3661 MARVLAND PARKWAY N-A YLAND SQUARE 310 LAS VEGAS NEVADA 89109 Lowest Prices - Exp rt S F s Brands T.V. 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IN-DIANA Ave. Portland Home: f503J 292-4366 THE DALLES. OR 97058 PI-I. zoe-459.9912 CALDWELL, IDAHO 83605 CHET HILL 452' CAR Sf INSURANCE HOME MR and MRS GEROGE FUDGE ' ' ' PERSONAL I200 N.W. ProSpecT Granis Pass, Oregon IO402 N E SANDY BOULEVARD CHET HILL PORTLAND, OREGON 97220 I503I 254-6713 Isoal 256 2020 IsIancI Office Equipment SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY WENDELL HONEA OWNER 1357 NIIDWAY BLVD. TELEPHONE OAK HARBOR. WA 98277 675-5771 MR. and MRS. DONALD R. JONES 205 S. ArIhur S+ree+ Kennsewick, Washingfon FLOYD and FRANCES KINSINGER MR.Iancl MRS. DARCY MARSHALL 2568 S. Dover Way Lakewood, Colorado 80227 2505 Vis'l'a Ave. Olympia, Washingfon JANET M. MARTIN ISCHOEFFERI Covina, California PICK UP 81 DELIVERY Shop Phone ' Home Phone 672-1472 Sparky 672-4579 I P L BODY SHOP Corner of Mosher and Mill Street ' IF YOU RUN INTO ANYTHING LET US KNOW Pal Body Shop and Roseburg Muffler 275 ,,', ,T Finest in Quality Faods. Good Luck to Class of '76, ' U ,rv ' s Qu Y v ja 5 ' 6 bl'- I - 5. 2 GLEN REED 'I A-A DICK JAMISON CLE REED! URANCE I l2- I 2+h Ave. Sou'I'I1 Nampa, Idaho YOUR lldfpflldellf 466-2465 lnsuranrp AGENT U suave! runs? S' ALBERTSONS 7 I 5 I2I'h Ave. Soufh Nampa ...A ' 1 , 1 -fHf?4.v -.,- -, ,- '- lv- L K.. K. , - E ,, ,, I,E. , Eff if I ' ,glwffnf gSe15f4a1w of me jK65'CUlF!fL0' Gresham, Oregon goof! Lgzcwb of ggomulcf gfgmqvoorfbeng Us a Q5enim gamwdlzag Sfimifwn I Mow qnu Qfeaw. 1 q 75 - ,?f0lYlll0h'lilLg Kpaikn tj X A fa. wvwnme FIQUIIQI I pl7UlS , I I . ex-1 ' , f'5o,1f4. A61 K Pizluwrl 5801315 I Pfugvw FIRST CHURCH CDF THE NAZARENE 2622I Gading Rd. Hayward, California Phone: 782-0363 f md FLOWER SHOP - NFDIY 6 A jgfwv qg gfummuvaenrmaaggirvw xci 1, - 9 M y Cen'rered Zig gy amp Family Church GLOVE-Q if PAUL w. HARRIS, 5 0- 2 Fado' gwxxwtsk-xwxwxxvswigi l776,il976, 2176 We'II help supply the energy 5.x America needs for the 415' w 0 X next 200 years . . . 6 1 Irs up ro all of Us to use it wisely. W Idaho Power Company WWWW MZMYWZZ Wifi! MW Gwwwmmww Hm41Q76MLNMM1 77 0620 QZCJQQCQJ' American Socie+y of Travel Agenfs UNION TRA VEL SER VICE lU11Ulgl9' CQKLKUIEK 06 ljhjwgwlelw 2309 Columbine Drive Durango, Colorado QQMGJ MMLM fpaslbw gill 935111101 lulijrwf QJZMOVU FORT COLLINS BAKER FIRST FIRST CH UR CH CHURCH OF THE OF THE NAZARENE NAZARENE For-l Collins, Colorado R. SCOTT, Pastor Good Luck to the Class of 8+h and E S+ree'l Baller, Oregon R UN KRA TZER, Pastor RON CHRIS TIE, Associate 1976 From Au A Church flf of Cqglijlgon Pffilljfgnple g FAIRBANKS FIRST FILCR CHURCH CHURCH CF THE UF THE NAZARVENE NAZARENE 5ff3f22+ff 402-I Hh Avenue Fairbanks, Alaska Congratulations Graduates and May the Years Ahead Greatly Increase Your Number W e heartly endorse and support NNC with prayers, students, and budgets. Congratulattons to the Class of 76 FIRGTCLIUFZCH OF THENLQAFZENE I I7 Valley Drive Helena, Monlana Qmeymowwwnmwv Cl1ufwkoMieN03afaew DB- 20995. PPfCE, DESULZO6 Qupwubmmalenb KIMBERLY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Madison and Elm Box 4I 5 Kimberly, Idaho 8334I Moy God Bless ond Build Your Life os We Live for ChrisITogeII'1er Good Luck Closs of 76. REV. W. BEECHER Kuylcendall Pasfor Q BEII-IEL CI-IURCI-I II I I :II'II:II OFTI-IENKZAIZENE' l42'iI::1dpQN13.'SO. Corner Second Ave. and FourI'I1 S'Iree+ Wesl' 8365l Kalispell, Monlana 5990' P08f0wJIM QTEUVAI21' wmpmwmww Wim OIMUM Nmo was um, cmnemczmweume Awlf Is Doing Cougmhdatious Imam Pow owuvmg People Hqggg will, pw., fatlwse wlwdoww. . . galil MOLALLA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NYQQA Cl-IUI-RCI-I OF WE E Fif+h and Good Avenue Nyssa, Oregon 979 I 3 Congratulations We Class of Wall' Clwgl' S Seventy-Six Low' GM Luck' We Care MOMINNVILLE Cl-IUIZCH OFT!-IE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE PAUL R. NESMITH E Pastor ,, 5 . I I Congralu lations Class of 76 A O S+ d + Terry Taylor D B d Ka'l'l1y Wheel rr R b r+H I Wally Wl1ee OWQOW R h am I Ab0wbPeop0w Ch h L 1' I25 N H1 I4+l1 L V g N cl 89IOI POCATELLO Cl-IURCI-I SOUTH SALEM UF TH E NAZAR EN E GF THE NAZARENE hrcuqh Chrifr Pastor: E. E. CRAWFORD l ' Cona1:1:':FMS We CG V9 76 PORTLAND FIRST CHURCH ffbzwmmu OF THE NAZARENE EAW! 4116. S ?fff2f?Qaesi2ass:A KH1s'Zbs:f61 7214 f UMM 4: al ying JWV7 ws 7HQ,1JMfZfs QM SM 76 CAMAS CHURCH OF THE NA ZA REN E Best Wishes From NN C Alumni ana' Friends in the Camas Church ofthe Nazarene, Camas, Washington DR. ROBERT A. ALLEN, Pas+or f F 'ffl f -lf. 'A To the Class ,L llw snlt-' If f 1,4 1 A- H A or sw, y . ' ,., T vs' V 'W WY' g - 1:2 H ' ' I Bethel I 1 CHURCH OF 1111 SOUTH Tl-IOR 0 SPOKANE, NAZAREN E 99202 0 PHONE: 534-7751 Siudenfs Sfudenfs ean oo , 7 ic eson EWH1 goo: Ser? Raid Eu ene H I lr Pe Reed g at ,S Bilfggndros care about you! -,tx Hb' .lk --. WMM? MEM PHONE 1700 EIGHTH STREET oFFlcE 2oaf74a-9501 LEwlsToN, IDAHO 83501 -hi F 0 0 .fu - 0 fff uf , L, 0 ,N ml:-'ali L e fn, -I U ,I ., . li W. PERRY MARK WINKLE TUTER Pasfor Youfh 286 L .L WEST VALLEY NAZARENE CARL T. LINDBLOOM Pasior GREG HICKS Associafe Paslor Our S+uden+s Mark Eldridge Kalhy Hughes Kelly Meier Karen Russell CHURCH Congratulations to the Class of 1976 E -:LR ' f 4'x x C ff' . ,YZ I V Q' . I. Cl1 ...L..i.. ff fC ' 'lf N ' F? 'N'-Q.f,. '- f' -... 1 ' 2.4: ' :Q .L A -T' -- -1 ll ,u.- - - .I - V I 4, Q h - qw-'fly q Y X - :I , Y .- V gg ll H ' '.,-:.- u . ,. l 5., .fi ,A+ .Y,!:.f.,.. . It ,, - . l J ,vga We lfqli. 'I--'-1. -W' 0'-' E.Ef':-' ' Wesf Valley -kBelieves in 1kSuppor+s -kand Sends Hs You+l1 lo Norll1wes+ Nazarene College , R FIRST CHURCH OF THE 2 ff? t a NAZARENE -ff' Efg Q fs -vim ' ,: '-Ness-R l lp, , , 5 isa I727 Second Avenue Soufh F , ul-it 5 'R .7 X Greal' Falls, Mon+ana ,H . E2 .QC URCHC as H gf iff: 0jlj'Eii-'-' I VA gf A 3 of 'iff ' ' ' f 1 :'-P:-Z.-CJEL - ' 'Sf ' -- E i.. Willing to Serve - Because We Care Paslof Lay Minisfer Youlh JOHN W. BULLOCK JIN BE'lZ LARRY D. SPIQER Q, n n l , C T ,. 'A' l W 'ia Our Sfudenfs Q: 1 , W Y . Charles Aflcinson A P A K 5 .' - ' - Greg Bullock Q Q ' ,L Q -' ' I .. Morey Fos'I'er H p l f Ed K0+eS'fv '. 1 , 'X H ScoH' S+. Mary 7 The light is come into the world, and men loved the darkness rather than the light, for their deeds were evil. John 3:l9 Cyvgzmaf 915:55 MM l71EA JQMQ 6110 Norlh Second and 'B' S+ree+s Yakima, Wasl1ing+on CHARLES A. WILKES STAN BUTTLES ,J Q' MIKE XSIILKES S'I'u ent 5 N' NNC WALLA WALLA FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Walla Walla, Washinglon MILTON HARRINGTON Pastor PRESCOTT BEALS Resident Missionary T. O. WEA THERBY Adults PA UL LONG Youth 0 in W' L' GMM time jlhgarweiwr Jim Benlly Youlh and Chrisfian Ed. NNC Sfudenls - an umpor+an+ par? of our church family! -I-he Doug Wilson Sfeve Peierson Valley Shepherd xff VI 5 Quinel' Shoemaker Neal S+uar'l' Chris Eshelman S+ewar+ Mackey Ron Rodes Pas+or I -vt.. an 3 , Noi Picfured Lg l Sian Rodes Paf Parkin vy Milchell ' ..... 1 1 lK EEE A fi fa. ill Elllli Rana WW flue gdkwnwliy gpwofulful HUv. ' TQQGLMQUJ lwllldii QW Qfwlfr gwmvlll M93 Cjlofrilaljnr Cmompionf . mimi efzwwlqgvlraxriww 7805 S.E. I7+h Ave. C Porfland, Oregon qloyfl Qleliwawg, Qfusllw C7Eb.rdQl1fwgWlL, Gigli. . .Www WJ We l BARB A KEITH BEGATEL I U MCKIM I FUEBLO Ff2Ql'C.l-ILHZU-I OF 'If-IE E 84 Stanford Ave. P.O. Box 3095 Pueblo, Colorado limi ORLANDO R. JANTZ Pasfor We!uaPowwLQowefI1iug AMJWQWMWTU Show lb! r:rr2,Qrcuur2,c1-1 ou:nreNA2Ar21aNe A4 V I . I .o Nampa, Idaho CHAR!-EQ I-flGG1NQ, QU. P08t0'v I2JOBEI2TMILLEI2f, Clvfis1'inwEduoatiow RON , YoutivPa5f'mf MAXB. DURBIN, Musto, , Adwiuisbwtiow VERNON WILCQX4 Assoofampasfofu cscxuuwpgow, Dzwplmizp mb emgww G aids K0 0 X1 15 'sexo Department of World Missions Jerald D. Johnson Executive Secretary it CHRISTIAN aff - f ' ' ACTION TEAMST riliifirrgitlifliifme SUPPORT TEAMSf D fH M' ' STUDENT epalgangreinitnoj gorge issions M1ss1oN CORPS' Xifyuvs ecfefsw . or information write CAREER Roger Bowman MISSIONARY SERVICEX 1 Department of Youth Melvin McCullough Executive Secretary if for information write LOST AND FOUNDW DISCOVERY PLAYERSW Lane Zachary 6401 Paseo Kansas City, Missouri 64131 C8161 333-7000 Y NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE Lillenas Publishing Company Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City The grass withereth. the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for even 6 s Eflj fd 6275 S.W. Hall Boulevard, Beaverton, Oregon 97005 Marlyn W. Anderson, Pastor M. Kent Anderson, Minister of Evangelism W. I. Gough, Minister of Visitation E. E. Crawford, Minister of Pastoral Care Larry Burton, Minister to Youth Scott Anderson, Minister of Music W 9 MEDFORD FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Serving Christ . . Serving You! DANIEL H. PENN ERNEST G. HOLSCHER Pa s+or dt' WX arf' Larry Vinya rd A + P + Associafe Pas+or ssocia e as or HILLCREST CHURCH UF THE NAZAREN E Va O S+ d f Sh B 'Hemlll S B H ller A Cl k ar C fhy Franklin K lley Kraus M y Lindblom T y MaHson J IYd M dyY gma lMrs. Rapp, 3609 Mann Sfreei' ncouver, WasI1ing+on HARRY EVANS Pasfor 'F I shi f .- ., F '55, MIKE PRICE GORDON A. OLSEN Youih Music l975-76 Sfudenfs Peggy Graybill Judy ScI1mid+ ' Lori Hills Ken Schmidf j Rich Hills Sue Thompson Rodger Wilde WALTER E. LANMAN Pasfor MARSHALL BARBER - Visi+a+ion EMME TT CHURCH UF THE NAZARE E Nor'I'I1 Washing+on a+ HiIIcres'I EmmeH, Idaho Pas+or , Associa'I'e Pas+or ILL MOORE Bob SI'ur'Ienvan'I B Congratulatlons to the Class of 667 39 29 1 w w 6 1 i I 1 1 f . ' V - 711 fn' gfv-W' Ywwg' ,f '. 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