Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1950 volume:

i£ . . . We spend our years as a tale that is told” Psalm 90:9 I Dedication To America’s outstanding twentieth century evangelist whose unselfish devotion to the cause of Christ has commanded the plaudits of the nation — To a young man upon whom the mantle of Dr. W. B. Riley has fallen in this ministry as evangelist, teacher, and educator — To a young man who emulates the fine qualities of a true Southern gentleman — warm hearted, gracious, and cultured — To a wise counsellor, a sincere friend and the beloved president of Northwestern Schools — This 1950 Scroll is affectionately dedicated. And there ivere giants in the earth in those days ...” Gen. 6:4 i orewvord As seconds become minutes, the minutes, hours, and hours become days — we are constantly reminded of the passing of time. Relentless time is never in retreat. With sharp precision, measured moments run in silent pageantry around the sun , Unnoticed till a cycle is complete. Illusive days are quickly shelved in neat, Plain rotes, red lettered when a task is done We would remember ' , and another one Is check-marked where a memory was sweet. The 1950 Scroll staff presents this annual publication, with the accompanying scriptural prayer — so teach us to number our DAYS.’’ IN APPRECIATION To the Editorial Staff Roland Hal berg Orville Johnson Hedwig Schwartz Marjorie Stevens Marian Plessy Shirley Marshall Luverna Morse To the Business Staff Dorothy Yates Barbara Zubyck Jeanien Henne To the Photographers Paul Bishop Donald Nelson Jack Musikov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Arthur Segal Mrs. Lorraine Robertson Mr. Lowell Dahlberg Mr. David Bank Bureau of Engraving Bureau of Engraving Harrison Smith Co. Bank Studios mmkSimw: ' Wm WMM mmm mm wm %£$!§£? IMI RI ISSI gj i pf0i.P®|l ' nfJtrn jWMf l ■df ■ r.. “No frorJr i a I jrmibrr mir r iYVA Orr f ur mil apply m r ii ' irfA m itf j u is iofiiINulin 90: i 2 - IHI Offices TREASURER ' S OFFICE—Miss Bergman and Phyllis Lewis check figures. Others in the office are Mrs. Knappen and Miss Hanna who is in charge. REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE—Mrs. Betty Lowry counsels a student as Richard White types transcripts. The office is in charge of Mr. Boa van and other workers include Mary Caribides, and Nick Basicliwich, Assistant Registrar. BOOKSTORE—Betty Bloyer cared for the details of running the bookstore and Roy Irving and Eunice Cowles helped perform other duties of the store. CONTROLLER ' S OFFICE—Under supervision of Mr. T. Dodd who has as his secretary Lowene Bell. 10 F acuity RICHARD l . AULIE, Biology A ► B,. Iowji Stnto Trficlu-EH College (Jrarfonte Work. Univcraily of Minnesota Instructor of IJiolojry Northwestern College 19-19 ELLA ANDERSON, Speech A, It,, Wheaton Collie A.M., Columbia University Gnulualc Work. University of Minnesota Assistant in Speech Dcjmirtmenl Northwestern College ID IS REUBEN HA ERG A,!!., Tabor College Thji r , Northwestern Semtnnry liJJ-, Northwestern Seminary Th.M., Northwest ern Seminnry JAMES BAXTER, Bible Gnuhiatc of Northwestern Hiblo School Minnesota School I of lousiness MRS, HELEN BAXTER, Secretarial Subjects Minnesota School of Commerce Gregg College, Chicago Conservatory of Music Graduate Northwestern Schools, 11M7 GERALD F. BEAVAN, ConUftn parary Theology A ,1k. Hnrtwich College Th.M,, Dallas Theological Seminnry Graduate Student, Haling Theological Seminary Professor of Systematic Theology No rl h wes t e rn T heol ok i cn 1 Sem i n n ry 1947 11 Faculty LOUIS BERKS, Old Testament, Hebrew Northwestern University ThJJ., Presbyterian Seminary, Omaha, N i ' b. Th,M.. Pn.i«hj Leriii n Seminary, Omaha, Neb. Graduate Work. University of Minnesota Professor of ihl Testament mid ifi brcw, North western Theological Seminary, l El is W. B. UKKNTSEN, Music A. It., Iowa Slain Tune hors College M.Mus,. Nor Hi wrs tern University JlentL of Ih iiartnu-nt of Samvel Musk- Northwestern Colle e. lti.|B MARGARET BRIDGES, Education A.B., Ivnu Clair State Teachers Collude Graduate Work, University of Minnesota Professor of Education, North western College, IfM ERVIN BUTLER, M at hemal ica IM5d.. lieniiilji Teachers College Professor of Mathematics. Northwester it College, ill! N 11 r13 1 wes t a rn U n 1 ve rsl t y liaikist Theological GEORGE J. CARLSON, Htslnrical Theology P.S. Northwest P.lL, Northern Semina ry Th.H, t Northern Hajki t Theological Semina ry Th.lL, Northern Uaptist Theological Seminary Professor of Church History Northwestern Theological Seminary, lEUli RICHARD V. CLHARWATEllS, Practical Theology A,I!,, Kii]iim;mxi College A.M., University of Chirac IUL, Northei Seminary ] ,! ., Northern Unit List Theological Seminary Professor of Practical T heology and Homiletics North western Theological Seminary. 11 y uf Chicago Unotist Theological i F acuity JOHN K, DA11LIN, History A.II,. Northwestern University A.M., Northwestern University Uriel mile Work August aim ( ' otletje t� ml Theological Seminary Professor of History Northwestern (V-le e, ISMSJ ritAVis t. Doni) (‘■iiilraUi-r i«l Husim-ss Mtiniwr MAXWELL K. FRANZEN, Psychology A.EL, Ilnmliiii ' University Unulmite Work. University jf Minnesota Professor of Psychology North western Callr-iti-. 1950 LISROY GAGER, Bible Th,H., Southwestern BuiUtst Theological Seminary Urnriunte Worli, Wheaton Colli lustruetor in Evangelism NellllWestern ’ol!ej-:e, P.MtJ OWEN DOLIN ' E HAAS, -Music AJI,. University of Miami Northwestern Bible School, HMD DOROTHY HANNA, Law iklt.E,. Northwestern Theological Seminary Professor of PnrEinmentury Law Northwestern Bible School, ID ' IG 13 jr | i Faculty J. EDWIN HART ILL, Hihle A, IT, Muskingum College ITU., Northwestern Theological Semi nary Tmfessor and Chaimimi of Department of Itihlc Dean of Northwestern Bible School, ]0-1 I Executive vice | ins ideal. Northwestern Schools. 1040 HKRBK11T HAZXAUD, Christian Education Graduate, Northwestern Hihle School, am Instructor in Christian Education Northwestern Hi hie School, .JO-1 T WILLIAM HENDERSON, Dean of Men College of Charleston University of South Carolina Northwestern Bible School, 194S AGNES JOHN, Tropical Hygiene H.N., SpriiiKfieid Baptist Hospital Northwestern Missionary Medicine, 1049 ELMER JOHNSON, Social Science ITS,, University of Minnesota Graduate Work, University of Minnesota Professor of Social Studies Northwestern College, 1943 HAZEL JOHNSON, Physical Education A.IT. University of Minnesota Northwestern College. L040 14 Faculty INGA JOHNSON, Christum Education l!.S,. University of Minnesota Professor of {’hrisLian Education North western Hible School, 19 46 REUBEN JOHNSON, Music A. Ik, NiH ' [hv.-.H[,.rn U iiAvrsity Graduate Wo-k. University of Minnesota Professor of Music Northwestern Jtibk- S chool, I0IT SIHRLEY JOHNSON, 1 Modern Languages A.lL, University of Minnesota Graduate Work. University of Mium-sotu Professor of Modern Lan ua e Northwestern College, ID49 PAUL L KAUFMAN. Bible A Ik, Wheaton College A.M., Wheaton College Graduate Work, University of Minnesota Professor of Greek, Chni rmmi of liible Department Northwestern College, 1946 MARTHA KILEN, English A.Ik. Ht. Olaf Col km ' Graduate Work, University of Minnesota Graduate Work. U.C.L.A. BEVERLY KIN DIG, English A. Ik. University of Nebraska Professor of English Northwestern Col km, 1919 Faculty MARK W. LEE, Speech A. 14 . When Ion College Ail. Whenioii Semi miry Professor of Speech Chairman Speech Department Northwestern Colleger 194S CHARLENE McKINNIS, Music A. 14., St. Oliif College Instructor In Voice Northwestern College, 1 [‘-is GEORGE MAKAS, Music A.H.. University of Chicago Graduate Work, University of Min m sol:i Professor of Music Northwestern College. ISMfi JEAN MAKAS, English A. B., U niversity of Chieng n A.M., University of Chicago Professor of is.Ii Chairman English Department Northwestern College, ltMfi ENOCH MATTSON, HShle li.Sc. + Wheaton College Th.M,. Dallas Tln-nlogien[ Seminary Th.D,. I hi tins Theological Seminary Professor of Bible Northwestern Cuilejfc. 1949 0L1VEH MOGCK, Musk- A.H-. University of Minnesota M.M. Eil,, University of Minnesota Professor of Mnsie Northwestern Cohere, 194S VIOLET MUNTER, German A. 11,. Auwuslnnft College nf German North weslcrn CollefSi 1 , 10-19 MRS. W. H. RILEY, Dean of Worn on A L 15., University nf Mime-sola LLJI.. Bob Jones UnWerslly MARI LYNN ROGERS, Nursing Arts, MtnUcal iut l Surgical Nursing K.N,. Moiltuls-Mi hv?iy Northwestern Missionary Medici no, 1VM9 DONALD ROSEN BERGER, Bible Staff number Navigators Ontankation Spot-hil Instructor in Jlilil ' - Northwestern Bible School, 1!� U 0. E. SAN DEN, Doan of the Colk-Kc of Liberal Arts A, It,, University of Texas ILII., Austin Theft logical Seminary I.UJ. Northwestern Schools EDWARD SI Ml-SON, Bible B.S., Wheaton College I-hi).. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Th.M., Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Th.l),, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary Professor of Bible Northwestern. Echijals, K+-19 ! f I i i FRANCES SIMPSON, Christian Education A. 1C, Wheaton ColJtryo MJt.E., Eastern Haptirt Theoloyirnl s.tiinry Graduate Work, University of Pennsyl¬ vania Chairman rtf Christian Education I y|wt- mi Tit Northwestern Schools. I ' .MU HARRY ST AM, .Missions A. 1C. Whealon CoLlcye I Mi.. Wheaton CoUeye Director, ICcoIe lies Evan ye I isles. Aba, Ikdyinu Conyo Chairman, Department of Missions, Northwestern Schools, I94S GEORGE S. SYME, JR, A rchaeology A.1C. liob Jones University A.M., University of Cbicayo Pmfecttnr of Archaeology Northwestern Schools. t41� MRS. RACHEL THOMPSON, English A. 1C. St. Olnf College Professor of English Northwestern Bible School, Hi. ' O VACLAV VOJTA, Languages A.II, Auysbury Ccdteye ]?.! ., Bethel Seminary Tit. EC, Northwestern Theological Seminary Th. IJ,, Nort h weste rn Tin■ iloy i en 1 Seminary Graduate Work, University of Minnesota Professor of EurojH’itn History Chairman, European Laity nave Deiuirt- men t Noitliwesterri College, UMa WILBUR WESTERDAHL, .Marriage and (he Hume IPS,. Wheaton College Instructor in Sociology Northwestern Bible School, HM7 WILLLIAMS, DOROTHEA Librarian A.B., Pennsylvania Stale College; A.11., in L.S., University of Michigan; Graduate Work, Columbia University. WILSON, GEORGE Director of Public Relations Graduate Northwestern Bible School; North Dakota State University. WILSON, T. W. Vice President, Northwestern Schools A.B., Bob Jones University. Staff LUVE UN E GUST A VSO N Secretary to I)r. Graham SHYRL II1LSEN Secretary to Mr. TIartill EUNICE JOHNSON Secretary to Mr. Berntsen FRANCES BARNICK Secretary to Dr. Vojta VIRGINIA JOHNSON Secretary to Mrs. Riley AMANDO CHAN CO Secretary to Mr. Henderson 1 ANN KIMMEL Radio Of lice IDA ERB Employment Office MARY LOU HANSON Secretary to Dr. Vojta AVv? it BETTY KRAUSE Mimeograph Office ALICE GOFFRIER Secretary to Dr. Sanden LORRAYNE EDBERG Secretary to Mr. G. Wilson PRACTICAL WORK OFFICE Arnold Koch oil Bob Crabtree Joe Norton Ruby Goins Faith Whiten PILOT OFFICE Clyde Whitby Virginia Thimsen Emma jane Reed Snack Shop A most welcome addition to the school life in general and the eating habits in particular was the opening of the Snack Shop. Occupying one end of the cafeteria, it provided students and fac¬ ulty alike with sodas, milk shakes, sundaes, salads and sand¬ wiches. The Snack Shop was in charge of Evelyn Sterns. Earl Evenson, Herbert McKonkey, Kenneth Pace, Mary Hatch and Doreen Sieler were among those who mixed up the various con¬ coctions offered on the menu. Board of Directors DR. WILLIAM GRAHAM M inneapolis, 31 tnnesota MR. J. EDWIN HARTILL Minneapolis, Minnesota REV. CURTIS B. AKENSON Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. W. B. BERNTSEN .Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. A. 0. BJORKLUND Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. WALTER E. BRIDGE Spokane. Washington DR. VINCENT BRUSHWYLER Chicago, Illinois MR. J. COLGATE BUCKBEE Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. C. A. BUIIHAM Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. VICTOR P. CHAMBERLAIN Minneapolis, Minnesota MRS. BENJAMIN 0. CHAPMAN St. Paul, Minnesota MR. FRANK E. CLAWSON Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. R. V. CLEARWATERS Minneapolis .Minnesota MR. JOHN 51. EDLUND Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. PAUL H. HENDRICKS Brainerd, Minnesota DR. N. A. J EPSON Seattle, Washington ATTORNEY PER M. LARSON Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. O. A. LOOK Anoka, Minnesota DR. O.P. LOVIK Winneconne, Wisconsin DR. PETER MacFARLANE St. Paul, Minnesota MR, NEAL T. MacKENZIE River Falls, Wisconsin MRS. ANGUS McLEOD St. Paul, Minnesota MR. LIONEL V. M A YELL Los Angeles, California MR, N. T. MEARS St. Paul, Minnesota MR. A. F. METTEL Tucson, Arizona REV. RALPH MITCHELL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DR. WM. H. MURK St. Paul, Minnesota MR. ELMER N. NELSON Manhattan, Kansas DR. MARTIN NORDLAND Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. W. E. PAUL M innea pol Ls, Miimesot a DR. WALTER A. PEGG Huntington Park, California DR. EARLE V. PIERCE Minneapolis, Minnesota MRS. EARLE V. PIERCE M i nnea pol is, Mi imesot a MR. WALTER RESCHLEIN La Crosse, Wisconsin DR. JOHN R. RICE Wheaton, Illinois MRS. W. B. RILEY Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. PAUL W. ROOD Glendale, California DR. M ERVIN E. ROSELL Rochester, Minnesota DR. 0. E. SANDEN Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. Cl IAS. F. SHOOP Minneapolis, Minnesota DR. JOHN R. SIEMENS .Minneapolis, Minnesota MR. LEON H. SULLIVAN Wav no, Pennsylvania MR. A. F. TOAVS Wolf Point, 31 on tana MR. ROBERT C. VAN KAMPEN Wheaton, Illinois DR. VACLAV VOJTA Hopkins, Minnesota DR. S. MARX WHITE 31 i nnea pol h f Minnesota MR. GEO. M. WILSON Minneapolis, Minnesota REV. T. W. WILSON 31 i nnea polls, 31 innesot a MRS. C. E. WRIGHT Greenwood, 31 ississl ppi 24 Stimson Plymouth Hall Dormitories Homestead Hawthorne Mother Craig, Mother Carey, Mother Richardson, Mother Rieber. Housemothers Lyman and Russell Fireside Everyday Life It’s later than you think, Shirley!.,. Lamp lighters? .. . A study in prospectives. “Ah, sweet misery of life, at last you’ve found me,” croons Wayne. . . . Executively yours, Mr. Hartill. . . . We are from Saucer 451. Doris harrowed it. ... “Say, isn’t it clrafty here ?” . . . Just us, laughing at Rosie. 27 — - x - All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. No less could be said con- j cerning - that august body known as the faculty of Northwestern Schools. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson entertained the faculty in the first social event of j the school year at the home on the Mississippi River. Throughout the year the faculty enjoyed many times of fellowship together. The Dames Club, consist¬ ing of women faculty members and wives of men faculty members was or¬ ganized during the year for times of social enjoyment among the women of Northwestern’s family. Faculty Party Faculty Party The social committee of the faculty was very active during the year. Besides the usual minor social functions, perhaps the high¬ light of the faculty year was the annual progressive dinner held on June 9th. Hosts and hostesses included Mrs. W. B. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. William Berntsen. The Women’s Fellowship of the Northwestern Schools entertained hoard members’ wives at a dessert dinner at the home of Mrs. George Wilson on the evening of June 13th. 29 Registration Studious looking students—In- tent upon registering for classes, arranging schedules, and gener¬ ally becoming oriented. Mr. Rea Yen makes a last minute check on schedules. At least it ' s over but the shout¬ ing—meaning the treasurer ' s office is represented as the Iasi hurdle to be surmounted. Registration Mr. Paul Kaufman assists a stu¬ dent in H]ling out his schedule. Is Cheek included? I Busy little bees—the gymnasium was fairly humming as faculty counsellors assisted the students in scheduling classes. I I I l Which is the student? Mr. George Makas seems intent up¬ on seeing that Marilyn Erickson fills in the correct spaces. Day By Day Looking upward every day, Sunshine on our faces, Pressing onward every day Toward the heavenly places. Growing every day in awe, For thy name is holy; Learning every day to love With a love more lowly. Walking every day more close To our elder Brother; Growing every day more true Unto one another; Every day more gratefully Kindnesses receiving, Every day more readily Injuties forgiving. Leaving every day behind Something which might hinder Running swifter every day, Growing purer, kinder — Lord, so pray we every day; Hear us in thy pity. That we enter in at last To the holy city. Mary Butler October “0 satisfy us early with thy mercy ; that ice may rejoice and be glad all our days, Psalm 90:14 Student Forum This sagacious group is entrusted with the affairs of student government at Northwestern and is dedicated to the promoting of social life and spiritual welfare of the students by acting in a mediatorial capacity between faculty and student body. The Forum has contributed greatly to school life in the form of estab¬ lishing freshman week, regulating traffic in the corridors, assisting with the Missionary Conference, providing fellowship on Friday nights, and arranging social activities. The group consists of twelve representatives from the student body John Anderson, Allen Fadel, Betty Hoobyar, John Hyma, Frank Moore, Jack Marshall, Ralph Neighbor, Max Kershaw, Len Robinson, Leo Skinner, Forest Williams, and Bob Lillard. Mr. Gager represents the faculty. HI li - - ■-----—..— - Halloween Party “And the gobblin’ll get you — if you don’t watch out”—The Student Forum and the Choral Club play host to what passes as a Halloween party without a doubt. Evening School The purpose of Northwestern’s Evening School is to make available to men and women of the Twin Cities area a sound, Bible centered course of instruction. The various classes are designed to provide an understanding of the English Bible, to promote self study in the Word, to impart a knowledge of the secrets of victorious Christian living and to assist in the expression of that life in Christian service. As world evangelism was the purpose for which this school was founded, so it is the heart-beat of the curriculum. The Christians of the Twin City area have responded enthusiastically, increasing the Evening School enrollment to 367. The curriculum has been expanded to include new subjects such as: Modern Science and the Bible, Ap¬ plied Christian Art, Archeology’s Dependence on the Bible, and Present Day Problems of the Mission Field. The people who come to Northwestern’s Evening School form a cross section of evangelical Christianity in this locality. They are housewives, business men, teachers, nurses, university and high school students, steno¬ graphers, and pastors who have dedicated their Tuesday evenings to the im¬ provements of their talents for the service of Christ. In addition to the basic core of Bible study instruction is offered in music, children’s work, practical speech, Sunday school administration, and youth work. In four years it is possible to earn a Northwestern Evening School certificate; or the Evangelical Teachers Training certificate. Many who do not wish credit merely audit the courses. The evening meal is provided in our new cafeteria, enabling business people to come straight from the office or place of business and enjoy the food and fellowship here. May we invite you to enroll and share the blessings of our evening school fulfilling its motto “Knowledge on Fire.” Youth For Christ Students from Northwestern are constantly finding Youth for Christ a source of inspiration and an opportunity for service. The Youth rallies which are held in the Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium under the direction of George Wilson celebrated their sixth anniversary of March 25. Outstanding musical groups and inspirational speakers have appeared during the year. Among the unusual offerings this year were the attendance and testimonies of concerts from Dr. Graham’s Los Angeles campaign: Louis Zamperine, track star, Jim Vans, underworld associate, and Stuart Hamblen, radio star from Hollywood. These meetings commanded audiences of between ten and twenty thous¬ and people with hundreds professing salvation as a result of hearing the Word. Youth for Christ leaders including Dr. Robert Cook, Dr. Torrey John¬ son, and Dr. William Graham have been heard. The Practical Work Depart¬ ment ably directed by Mr. LeRoy Gager and Mr. Donald Rosenberger has directed the personal workers, a great many of them being Northwestern students. Many musical groups from the schools, including the Crusaders quartet, the Jubilaires, the A Cappella choir and the Oratorio choir have con¬ tributed to the programs. Not To Be Ministered Unto 0 Lord, pray That for this day I may not swerve By foot or hand. From Thy command, Not to he served, hut to serve. This, too, l pray, That for this day No love of ease Nor pride prevent My good intent, Not to he pleased, but to please. And if I may I ' d have this day Strength from above To set my heart In heavenly art. Not to he loved, hut to love. Maltbie D. Babcock Homecoming and Founder’s Week Conference In the fall of each year the Northwestern Schools welcome the alumni to the Alumni Homecoming, which is now known as the Founder’s Week Conference. This year’s meeting was a glor¬ ious five days of fellowship and spiritual feasting with Dr. Albert Hughes of Toronto, Canada, Mr. Thomas Rees from London, England, Dr. Torrey Johnson, and Dr. H. H. Savage leading the students and alumni into the depths of the Word of God. Dr. Merv Rossell of Rochester, Minnesota, president of the Alumni Association, was master of ceremonies at the morning, afternoon and evening sessions. Each day overflowed with added blessing, and a spirit of revival and consecration prevailed. Dr. and Mrs. John Siemens of Minneapolis, graduates of the classes of ’24 and ’23, respectively, were hosts at the Alumni Tea on the first afternoon of that great week. On the second evening, in Moyer Hall Gym, was held the 36th Annual Alumni Banquet at which members of the Class of 1925 were the honored guests. Of the original thirty-three members, eleven were present. The earliest class represented was the class of 1904, in the person of Mrs. M. Hursh of Hibbing, Minnesota. Also present was John Wylie of Wayzata, class of 1909. Alumni gathered from states near and far; Iowa, Illinois, North and South Dakota, Mich¬ igan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota were well represented. 42 Secretarial Department Northwestern students are seeking to serve their Lord in many vocations and occupations. The secretarial department has shown a steady, consistent increase in enrollment during the past few years. Course offerings in this field are very complete, includ¬ ing: Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, Office Procedure, and In¬ troduction to Business Methods. Both beginning and advanced shorthand courses are offered. Gregg Credential Awards in both shorthand and typing are awarded each month for progress and achievement in the partic¬ ular field being studied. Northwestern’s commercial students and graduates are oc¬ cupying many fine positions throughout the United States. The department is under the direction of Mrs. Helen Baxter. Founder’s Vision The Northwestern Schools are a monument to the vision of one of God’s choicest servants—Dr. W. B. Riley. It was he who saw the need for Christian training for Christian workers in a Bibl e School; it was he who—burdened over the need for a more educated ministry—established a Theological Semi¬ nary; it was he who—recognizing a move away from orthodox training— established a College of Liberal Arts. Throughout America, foreign countries and the islands of the sea are scattered graduates of these schools who owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. W. B. Riley for his faithfulness to the voice of God in the establishment of the Northwestern Schools. ’Hffl The vision of Dr. Riley became a reality ' when Memorial Hall was completed and classes were held in the new building beginning September, 1948. Although the founder of the Northwestern Schools did not live to see the fulfillment of his final dream, he had already envisioned it from afar off. Dr. Riley ' s youthful spirit was always apparent in his revealed desire to press on toward new achievements. Memorial Hall now houses administration offices, Moyer Gymnasium, classrooms and K.T.I.S. studios. New facilities are expedient with the addition of new faculty person¬ nel, student enrollers, and expanded opportunities which become the school’s obligations. V 45 Life At Northwestern ... A square-table discussion takes place in General Psychology class. Not a moment is wasted at Northwestern as evening school classes are well under way. Many bodies and hearts will be made warm this winter by clothes that are packed and shipped by members of the Foreign Missions Fellowship. Vocal and instrumental quartets, trios, and ensembles have sprung up all over school and are out in service for their Lord. 46 I I .., Goes On A very, very popular and much-visited spot—the mail box. “What would school life be without parties and socials?” asks Earle. Which way are you going? The halls look like Grand Central during the passing of classes. Many students are glad for the relieving of the pocket-book stress through part-time student employment. ' c -■ 47 Los Angeles Campaign Dr. Billy Graham achieved national and international fame and the name of being America’s number one evangelist as he attracted the attention of the world through the Los Angeles Revival campaign. The meetings began on September 25 and continued until November 20. Pictured above are some of the outstanding converts from this campaign. Other outstanding meetings conducted by Dr. Graham and his party in¬ cluded the Boston campaign which began there on New Years’ eve and con¬ tinued until January 14 followed by the Columbia, South Carolina series of meetings beginning on February 19 and continuing until March 12. In this latter series of meetings, organist was Northwestern’s own Professor Wil¬ liam Berntsen with KTIS Radio Pastor, George L. Edstrom, assisting with the follow-up meetings. America’s largest religious gathering was held on Boston Common April 23 when Doctor Graham spoke to an audience of 50,000. Radio station KTIS carried the broadcast of the meeting by direct wire from Boston. Mr. Gerald Beavan assisted during this series of meetings as press representa¬ tive. 48 Pictured above are Mrs. William Graham, Cliff Barrows and Mrs. Bar- rows. Mr, and Mrs. Barrows are musical members of the Billy Graham evan¬ gelistic party. 49 •V. Missionary Roll Call A V li I C A ANDERSON, FAYE ' 42 Gar, via Bauchi t N. Nigeria British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) BADER, EILEEN Kihindu, Kirotshe Congo Beige (Unevangelized Africa Mission) tBRISTOL, MR. NORMAN AND MRS. (Jane Jackson ex ’50) (To French West Africa— studying in France) BROWN, LOIS ’47 Biliri, via Com be and Jos North Nigeria British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) BROWN, LOLA ’49 Miango via Jos N. Nigeria, British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) CAIN, STANLEY ' 44 Box 1638, Addis Ababa Ethiopa, East Africa (Independent Worker) CAMP, MRS. (MARGARET FLEMING ' 22 Fort Cmmpel, Oubangui Chan French Equatorial Africa (Mid-Missions) CAMPBELL, CAROLINE ' 24 Fan a, via Bamako French Equatorial Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) CANED AY, MAYNARD ' 26 Raymund Lull Home, Tangier Morocco, North Africa (Independent Worker) CATTERMOLE, DORIS T 43 124 Irving Place Storm Lake, Iowa (Sudan Interior Mission) DAVIS, ILA ' 40 3 Derb Skat, Meknes Med.na French Morocco, North Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) 1 ECKERT, MR. IVAN P. AND MRS. (Josephine Johnson ' 40) Zonkwa, North Nigeria British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) DICK, MR. ELMER ' ll AND MRS. (Esther Quiring ' 39) Mutena. par Tshikapa, Kasai District Congo Beige (Congo Inland Mission) DORAN, ELLEN C. ' 30 Kliemisset, Region de Rabat Fre nch Morocco, North Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) DUNLOP, HERBERT CLEO ' 43 Kanghva, via Birnin ICebbi North Nigeria, BrPish West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) ENARSON, MR. EDWIN AND MRS. (Shirley McCreary ' 41) Bunuuu via Bauchi North Nigeria, Bri ' ish West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) fERICKSON, GLEN Ex ' 41 AND MRS. Qicha, Irumu Congo Beige (African Inland Mission) ERICKSON, IDA ' 2G Panzi par Inkisi Congo Beige (Unevangelized Tribes Mission) fESSIEN, MR. C. A. 0. Ex ' 30 AND MRS Ihiaku Ikot Usen Ibiono Itu-Nigeria. West Africa (Church of Christ Mission) EVELAND, BETTY ' 45 Meknes, French Morocco North Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) FAST, ADELINE ’46 Katunti, Shabunda par Kindu Congo Beige, Africa (Berean Mission, Inc.) FORSETH, MAE M. ' 38 Litein P. O. Kericho Kenya Colony, East Africa (Africa Inland Mission) vGI.KSNER, MR. GALEN ’47 AND MRS. Addis Ababa Ethiopia, East Africa (Independent Workers) GOERTZEN, ANNA R. ’34 Kipungu par Kikwit Depcche Special© Congo Beige x (American Mennomte Brethren Mission) GUTH, MR, JAMES AND MRS. (Betty Jean Bear ’45) Yabus, Kuimuk Anglo-Egyptian Sudan (Sudan Interior Mission) ♦HARDER, AGNES ’37 ) Box 103 Inman, Kansas (Sudan Interior Mission) HAWKINS, MR. HENRY AND MRS. (Cecil© Clevenger ’37) F.O. Box 91 . . _ . Florida Johannesburg, Sou ' h Africa (South Africa General Mission) tMEALY, MR. ELLWYN H. Addis Ababa Ethiopia, East Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) HI EBERT, MR. JOHN ' 37 AND MRS. (Hukla Friesen ' 37) Zabola via Jos North Nigeria, Brjt : sh West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) HILDEBRANDT, MR. JOHN AND MRS. (Esther Faurot ’39) Kaduna Junction Nigeria West Africa (West African Gospel Publishing Society) ■; HUDSON, MARJORIE Kitsombira, Lubero Kinu Congo Beige (Unevangelized Africa Mission) JANTZ, LYDIA ’30 n c o Rev. Harold Street Dep, Secy. S.LM. 2008 Girard Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. (Sudan Interior Mission) JANTZ, MR. WILLIAM ’28 AND MRS. (Fanni Rodger ] 27) 928 West Gettysburg, Fresno, California (Unevangelized Tribes Mission) JANTZEN LOUISE ’45 Bougouni via Dakar French West Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) JANZEN MR. A. A. AND MRS. (Martha Hiebert ’28) Kafumba via Kikwit Congo Beige . (American Menncmite Brethren Mission) JOHNSON MR. FRANK Ex ' 32 AND MRS. (Viola Sawles ex ' 32) Stony ford, California (New Tribes Mission ) fJOHNSON, MR. RAYMOND ’43 AND MRS. (LuVerne Stark) Mission Protestante, Korhogo Ivory Coast, French West Africa (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) JOHNSON, SIGNS ' 24 Sefrou, French Morocco, North Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) 50 KASTNER, MR. KENNETH ' 48 AND MRS. (Elsie Gustafson 48) Saminaka, via Rahama N. Nigeria, British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) KENCKE MR. CLIFFORD ' 38 AND MRS. (Ruth Nelson ’38) t Kaduna Junction Nigeria, West Africa (West Africa Gospel Publishing Society) LORES MR. RUBEN ' 49 AND MRS. (Donna Lares) c o Rev. Peter Haruyda B.P.O. Box 183 Tanger, North Africa (Independent Workers) fLUYBEN, MR. KARL ' 42 AND MRS. Ex 43 Mid-Liberia Mission Monrovia ■MPCHELSON, MR. EDWIN ' 30 AND MRS. (Verna Rust ' 43) Anamoose, North Dakota (North American Baptist Headquarters) MILLER, MABEL ' 40 Box 635 Accra Gold Coast, West Africa MILLER, S MR. RICHARD AND MRS. (Mary Strong ’36) Mid-Liberia Mission Yila Station Liberia, W. Africa tNELSON, MR. VICTOR ' 25 AND MRS. s.s. ' 27 28 Chizela Bible School P.O. Solwezi Northern Rhodesia South Africa (South Africa General Mission) PAGARD, MRS. BERTAL ' 28 Florence Eurafrican School P B Piet Relief, Transvaal, S. Africa (Evangelical Alliance Mission) PALMER, MR. KENNETH T 42 AND MRS. (Bettv Nicolaides ex ' 43) Mission Protestante, Korhogo Ivory Coast, French West Africa (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) PERSONS, DORIS ' 48 175 Avc. du Prince Ileritier Woluwe St. Lambert Bruxelles, Belgium (to Belgian Congo—studying language) (Africa Inland Mission) PREBLE, BERNICE ' 42 Box 127, Addis Ababa Ethiopia, East Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) QUIRING, ANNA IL ' 28 Nyanga, par Tshikapa Congo Beige, Africa (Congo Inland Mission) QUIRING, TINA ' 36 Bureau Des Missions Protestantes du Congo Beige 5 Rue du Champ-De-Mars Bruxelles, Le Belgium (to Belgian Congo—studying language) (Congo Inland Mission) -REID HE AD, MR. PARIS J., JR. ' 40 AND MRS. 417 North C. Street Lake worth, Florida ( Sudan Interior Mission) “ROBINSON MR. ROBERT s.s. ’59 AND MRS. 3615 Washington Avenue Racine, Wisconsin (Africa Inland Mission) ROSENEAU f MR. FRED ' 29 AND MRS. (Ina E. Benedict ex ' 20) Ft. Si but, Oubangui- Chari French Equatorial Africa (Mid-Missions) RUTEN, MR. IVER, AND MRS. (Myrna Smithson ' 43) 1G51 Lyon Struct, Des Moines, Iowa (Sudan Interior Mission) SCHNEIDERMANN, JANET ' 45 Cashua via Nguru, North Nigeria British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) SKIFF, ARLOENE A. ' 32 Bamako, via Dakar French West Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) fSMITH, MIL WYCLIFFE Ex MS Gugadongau, Haute Ualta, via Dakar Ivory Coast, South Africa fTEICHROEW, MR ALBERT ' 39 AND MRS S.LM Dutsc Kano, Box 14 N. Nigeria, British West Africa (Sudan Interior Mission) TOBEET, MR. ASAPH AND MRS (Carrie Swyter 34) Kpada via Katcha North Nigeria, British West Africa (Sudan Interior Africa) fTSCHETTER MR EDWARD J. 44 AND MRS. Ex ’48 Via Dakar A.O.F. Bamako, French West Africa (Gospel Missionary Union) TUTTLE, DR. GLEN Ex ' 28 AND MRS (Jeanette Strobe!) 3728-34th Ave So Minneapolis G, Minn (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society) fVAUGHN, ROBERT ' 44 AND MRS Kyabe, Tchad French Equatorial Africa (Mid-Missions) nVESTGATE, BLANCHE 38 1024 x k W. 95th Street Los Angeles, California (Africa Inland Mission) WHITTAKER, MR. CHARLES 30 AND MRS. (Margaret A. Hendrickson ' 29) 7212 Miami Road, Madeira, Ohio (Independent Workers) WILLSON, ANNE s s. ’48 21 rue General Capiaumont Here hem, Anvers, Belgium (to Belgian Congo—studying language and medicine) (Africa Inland Mission) YODER, ANNE ’4G Box G35 Accra Gold Coast, Africa (Mid-Missions) ASIA ADENEY, MR. DAVID AND MRS (Ruth W Temple ’33) 1531 Sinza Road Shanghai, China (Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship) ANDERSON, MR. ARTHUR ’32 AND MRS, (Isabel Barnett 32) Cherial via AHr N. S. Railway Hyderabad State, Deccan, India (India General Mission) BARDEN, MYRTLE ' 4G c o A. L. Sanford, Union Church Kharagpur, Bengal, India (International Child Evangelism Fellowship) BENTON, MR. CLIFF Ex ’50 AND MRS. (Mary Jane Scott) Foreign Christian College Hospital Lakare, Pakistan (Independent Workers) CHRISTIANSON, MR VICTOR ’32 AND MRS. Lunglhig, Yunnan China via Hongkong (China Inland Mission) COOK, MR WILLIAM ’26 AND MRS. (Jennie Siemens ' 20) Jorhat, Assam, India (American Baptist Foreign Missions Society) DICKY, NAOMI ’44 Dondaiche, West Khandesh India (Evangelical Alliance Mission) E A STUNG, EDITH IT Ripon Hotel Mahableshwar Satara Dist B.P , India (International Child Evangelism Fellowship) GIFFIN, LOUISE ' 38 Kak Kuang Academy Kak Chieh, Swatow, China (Womens American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society) GIRARD, BERYL ’43 Ellichpur, Berar, C.P. India (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) GUIDA, RUTH ' 42 Borbheta, Jorhat Assam, India (American Baptist Foreign Missions Society) GUSTOFSSON, MR, N. AND MRS. (Jane Olson ’16 1299 Grand Ave., Apt. 1GG, St Paul, Minn India (Swedish Alliance Mission) HU DEC, ELSIE R ' 43 Mission House, United Province of Kan an j India (Independent Board of Presbyterian Foreign Missions) III RIG, RUTH ’43 Ellichpur Berar, C.P. India (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) JOHNSON, DORA ' 43 1301 N. 5th St , Mankato, Minn India (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) fJOHNSON, HUGO G West Main St., Sian Shensi, China (Evangelical Alliance Mission) JOHNSON, OLGA ’18 Madhupur, S.P. Bihar, India (Swedish Alliance Mission) fKRAFT, MR GEORGE ' 34 AND MRS, ] Kangting, Sikang, China P.O. Box 1G22, Hongkong (China Inland Mission) LARSON, EDNA Ex ’19 Wuhn, An hi vie, China (China Inland Mission) LAUGH LIN, M ARY ’24 Baptist Kemmendine Girl’s School Rangoon, Burma (Women’s American Baptist Foreign Mission Society) LINDHOLM, MRS. GODFREY ’31 (Ethel Johnson) Ortonville, Minnesota China (Evangelical Alliance Mission) LU, MR JOHN, s,s. ’49 AND MRS (s.s ’49) c o Rev W, H. P, Goodchild 48 Marine Parade, Brighton Sussex, England to China) China Native Evangelistic Crusade) MALMVALL, MRS MATHILDA Ex ' 22 China Inland Mission 289 I Is in Hwa Nah Lu, Tientsin 10, N. China MARQUE LING, LOUISE ’47 51 Hwa HsI Pa Chingtu, Szechwan, West China (Mid-Missions) 51 MOOSE. HELEN JEAN ’43 51 Hwa Hsi Ha Chengtu, Szechwan. West China (Mid-Missions) NELSON, CLARA A. ' 17 170 Chang Show Road Shanghai 23, China (Door of Hope Mission) tNELSON, REV. FRANK AND MRS. c o Rev John Anderson Kangpokpi, Assam, India NOEL, MR L G AND MRS- (Clara Levang T8) c o Bethel Temple 2033 3rd Ave., Seattle, Washington India (Independent Workers) PETERSON, GERALDINE M. ’42 50 Lion Rock Road, Kowloon, Hongkong, China (Evangelical Alliance Mission) RHOADS, JOHN 44 AND MRS. (Lydia Swvter ’43) 1531 Sinza Road Shanghai 23, China (China Inland Mission) SNA FORD, MR. ARTHUR L ’35 AND MRS (Nathalie Rose ' 34) Kharagpur, Bengal, India SARVER, RALPH 40 Mission House Motihari, North Bihar, India (Regions Beyond Missionary Union) t SCHOONMAKER, MR. PAUL AND MRS (Harriet Williams ’33) India (Independent Workers) SNYDER, WILLIAM Amalner, East Khandesh, India (Evangelical Alliance Mission) ST AM, RUTH LOIS ’49 Landour School Mussoorie, U.P , India (Evangelical Alliance Mission) WALL, MARY E. ’12 Devarakamla, Hyderabad Deccan, India (Independent Worker) W EDI CSS ON, JENNIE ’20 Tsinghing Kausie, China (Evangelical Alliance Mission) E U R O P E BLOCHER, JACQUES ’30 3, rue de Parmlstice Nogent-sur-Marne (Seine), France (Indepedent Worker) CARDER, MR. JAMES AND MRS. (Helen Brown ex f 24) Apartado 2GG Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, CanaryMsLands (Association of Baptists for World Evangelism) COLLIN, MABIL ' 47 11 Rue Brea Paris Ge, France (studying language to go to Switzerland) (International Child Evangelism Fellowship) FEREYANCE, MR DAN 44 AND MRS. (Ida Sochcr ex ’48) 163 bis rue Bel Hard Paris 18, France (M id-Missions) H EMM ELMAN, LGJS ' 48 11 rue Dupre Asnieres, Seine, France (.Mid-Missions) INMAN, BERNICE ’47 31 Rue de Kater Bordeaux (Gironde) France (Mid-Missions) 1 0L, MR. HENRY Kx ’40 AND MRS. (Irma Day ’24) e o Intern, Council of Christian Churches Singcl 386 Amsterdam C., The Netherlands SCORZA, MR. FRANK AND MRS Italian Gospel Assoc 1037 N Hamlin Avenue Chicago 51, Illinois (Italy) SOMMKRVILLE, MR. ARTHUR ’44 AND MRS 31 due de Kater Bordeau, Gironde, France (Mid-Missions) N 0 R T II AM E It I € A (Other than U- SO DODGE, REV. JOHN K. ' 39 AND MRS, Shagway, Alaska (Independent Workers) ERICKSON, MR. JALMAR L. ’38 AND MRS (Ruth Gunung ' 27) Ashern, Manitoba, Canada (1 independent Workers) KINDRED, GLORIS MO 2 Evergreen Place Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (Independent Worker) OLSON, MR, ALRICK 24 AND MRS. Stratum, Ontario, Canada (Northwest Mission Association) fPLANTS, MR. RALPH ' 44 AND MRS. 1409 2nd Avenue South Camper, Manitoba, Canada L A TIN A MERI C A ALTON, MABEL M. ’31 Casilla II, Riobamba Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) ANDERSON. RUTII Ex M2 Zaraza, Guarico Venezuela (Evangelical Free Church Board) fAUSTIN, MR. KEITH ’44 AND MRS. Ex MB Casilla 5 Quio, Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) BAKER, LETT YE M. ' 35 c o Mrs, Sew all Mound, Minnesota (Bolivian Indian Mission) BALL, EDNA (Penny) J 47 Bolivia Indian Mission Cajon 514 Cochabamba, Bolivia BARBER, MR. HAROLD ' 37 AND MRS. (Bertha Dahlenbury MO) Institute Bihlico Palmira-Valle, Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) BARBER, MR. WAYNE ' 38 AND MRS. c o Frank Barber Box 4 Belgrade, Missouri (Mid-Missions) BARV1LLE, MR. G, C. AND MRS. (Edith Person ex ' 22) 153 Breedestraat, Curacao Netherlands West Indies (Evangelical Alliance Mission) BEARD, MARY M2 Cajon 8, LaPaz Bolivia (Canadian Baptist Mission) BLACKBALL, MR. L. RALPH ' 27 AND MRS. Santuario, Caklus Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) BROWN, MALCOLM ' 44 c o Gospel Missionary Union 1811 E. 7th Street Kansas City Missouri (Gospel Missionary Union) BROWN, MR. ZERAL ' 44 AND MRS. (Doretta Davis ex ' 44) Halo Mayor del Key Dominican Republic, West Indies (Independent Workers) BUNKER, MERLE G. ' 32 Institute Bihlico, Palmiro °Valle Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) CARLSON, ESTHER A. Ex ' 29 San Juanda los Monos Estado Guarico, Venezuela (Evangelical Free Church Board) COFFEY, VELMA L. ' 32 Apurtado 11 Buga Valle Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) DA BOLL), MR. F. V, ‘24 AND MRS. Casilla de Corveo 23 Monti video, Uruguay (Evangelical Mission to Uruguay) DAY, MARJORIE Ex ' 48 e o Miss Kaydi Dennison Robore, Bolivia (New Tribes Mission) DENNISON, KAYDI Ex ' 48 c o Mr. Carl Ziegler Robore de Chiquitos, Bolivia (New Tribes Mission) r ._ DROWN, MR. FRANK ' 44 AND MRS. (Marie Page ' 44) Maeiima, Oriente Casilla 137 Quito, Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) FAST, MR. ALVIN ' 43 AND MRS. (Olga Sawatsky ex ' 43) Cabanas, Pinar del Rio Province, Cuba (United World Mission) FICKE, MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. (Ella Patzech ? 3S) Sucua, El Oriente Casilla 137, Quito Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) IFE1ESEN, MR. HERMAN ' 42 AND MRS (Juanita Smith) Casilla Id Guaranda, Eucador (Gospel Missionary Union) FULLER, MR. FRED B ' 40 AND MRS (Kathleen Lindsay ' 39) Pinheiro Maranbao, Brazil (Conservative Baptist Foreign Missions GUSTAFSON, MR. LLOYD AND MRS. (Pearl Hanson ' 41) El Socorro, Guarico Venezuela (Evangelical Free Church) HANSON, EARL ! 41 Casilla 40 Santa Cruz, Bolivia (New Tribes Mission) HART, MIL ROBERT ' 44 AND MRS. (Ivy Dundas ' 44) Casilla 698 Guayaquil Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) HE LOST AB, JOYCE ' 48 Casilla 590 Cochabamba, Bolivia (New Tribes Mission) BILKER, MIL CARLTON AND MRS. (Betty Crag run ' 44) Lone Pine Camp Brainerd, Minnesota (New Tribes Mission) JAMISON, GLADYS ' 41 Clinico Maranatlia Palmira-Valle, Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) 52 JOHNSON, MARJORIE A ' 31 Zaraza, Estado Guarico Venezuela (Evangelical Free Church Board) JONES, WANDA ' 44 Bahia Negra, Paraguay (New Tribes Mission) KLASSEN, MR CORNELIUS P ' 28 AND MRS (Mary M. Heikes 29) Casilla 11 Riobama, Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) -KNUTSON, MR. GEORGE ' 32 AND MRS. (Bertha Roatcap ' 32) Box 614 Maynard, Minnesota (Brazil) (Mid-Missions) LAKE, MR. HAROLD AND MRS (Jessomine Cross ' 40) Bario Qbrero Barinas, Venezuela . ( Evangelical Alliance Mission) LOHMEYER, MR. AMANDUS Ex ' 48 AND MRS. (Edna Tarr ' 47) Cajon 514 Cochabama, Bolivia (International Child Evangelism Fellow¬ ship) MARTENSON, LOIS ' 34 Boa Vista, Terri tori a de Rio Branco Brazil (Mid-Missions) MILLER, SARAH F. ' 46 Hopkinsville, Kentucky (Brazil) , _ (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) MILLS, IRIS ' 46 Institute Linguistico do Verano Apartado 2975, Mexico D. F. Mexico (Independent Worker) NELSON, ELNORA J 44 Bahia Negra, Paraguay (New Tribes Mission) NORDVEDT, MARGARET ' 44 Quevedo, Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) fPAIGE, HELEN JUNE Casilla 304 Iquitos, Peru PARR, MR CLARENCE ' 42 AND MRS. (Viola Kephart ' 46) Institute Biblico, Palmira-Valle Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) PATTERSON, XL A 40 Balsas, Maranhao Via Belemc Carolina, Brazil (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission PENNINGTON, MR. ROY ' 37 AND MRS (Dora E. Jocobson ’37) Ario de Rosales Michoacan, Mexico (Independent Workers) -PETERSON, MARIE ' 45 1616 7th Street S.E. Minneapolis 14, Minnesota (Brazil) , (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) _ PICKERING, MR FRANK AND MRS (Evangeline Payne ' 26) San Ignacio, Velasco Bolivia (Independent Workers) PROCHNOW, ORLETTE ' 42 Apartado 11, Buga Valle Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) REED, MR. ROBERT ' 37 AND MRS. (Frances Norton ' 37) Monteria, Colombia (Latin American Mission) SANFORD, MR. WILBUR 41 AND MRS. LARM, LEONA (Dorothy Dacken M2) Tokyo Foreign Missionary 4702 Blanco Encalada A.P.O. 500, c o Postmaster San Francisco, California Buenos Aires, Argentina (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) SENSENEY, MARDELLE Ml Casilla 698 Guayaquil, Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) SHILLINGSBURG, MIL WILLIAM ' 30 AND MRS. (Florence Wright 32) 1841 E. Seventh Street Kansas City 1, Missouri (Gospel Missionary Union) fSMITH, CORDON ’33 AND MRS, Mission House 193 Camp Street Georgetown, British Guiana (Independent Workers) TEBBEN, HANNAH 39 Apartado 1295 Monterrey, X, L., Mexico (Independent Worker) TIPPETT, ANNABELLE M8 Apartado 11 Tovar, Estado Merida Venezuela (Evangelical Alliance Mission) TRIMBLE, MR. GARNET 35 AND MRS. (Fern Sieger 34) Boa Vista, Territorio de Rio Branco Brazil (Mid-Missions) TURBETT, MR. BURTON Ex 46 and MRS. (Carol Render ex. 46) Camilla 11, Riobamba Ecuador (Gospel Missionary Union) WAAGE, MINNIE ' 37 Robore de Chi quit os Apartado 35, San Cristobal Venezuela, South America (Evangelical Alliance Mission) WESTON, MARGARET 33 Instituto Biblico Palmira-Valle, Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) WILDER, MR. EARL ' 39 AND MRS. . (Myrtle Jacobson 39) Institute Biblico Palmira-Valle, Colombia (Gospel Missionary Union) WYMA, DICK 48 Robore de Chiquitos Bolivia (New Tribes Mission) PACIFIC I S L A N I) S BUSSE, SADIE ' 2(3 1817 Glen wood Road Glendale, California Philippine Islands) Association of Baptists for World Evangelism) FUNK, ELSIE 42 c o Tokyo Foreign Missions A.P.O. 500 c o Postmaster San Francisco, California (Japan) (Board of Foreign Mission) HAHN, BERNICE M, 28 19 Calderon, Mandaluyon Riza Philippine Islands (Assoc, of Baptists for World Evangelism) HOLECEK, MR. FRANK AND MRS. (Ruth Stevens 43) 011th A. C. W. Squadron Flight No. 2 A.P.O. 547 c o Postmaster San Francisco, California {Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) tJOHNSON, MRS. J, (Anna Kludt) Tmasato-Cho Higashi Yodogawa-Ku Osaka, Japan Japan) Baptist General Conference Foreign Mission Board) LINDHOLM, MR. PAUL 27 AND MRS. (Clara Malbon ' 27) 477 Harrison Avenue Claremont, California (Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions) fPARKER, MARY (The Philippines) (International Christian Leprosy Mission) SI RAG, MRS. WILLIAM (Sylvia Cushing ' 32) Darit-Ngabang, West Borneo Indonesia (Regions Beyond Missionary Union) C A K D I D A 4’ 1C S BEGLEY, HETTY ' 47 Hyden, Kentucky In training at Wycliff Boot Camp (to Peru) BELLINGER, GLADYS ’48 Ansley, Nebraska (African Inland Mission) fBERG, MR. ALVIN AND MRS. California (To Nepal) BJERKESETT, ANGELLA ' 48 3332 Portland Minneapolis, Minnesota (New Tribes Mission—to Africa) BLEEKER, ALVIRA 48 BLILIE, VIOLA ' 47 P.O. Box 113 Redwood Falls, Minnesota (International Child Evangelism Fellow¬ ship—to Hawaii) BOSWELL, WILLARD ' 52 665 West Chestnut Street Washington, Pennsylvania Studying at Northwestern Schools (South Africa General Mission) BOW DISH, ALBERT 49 Central City, Iowa (Evangelical Alliance Mission—to Tibetan Border) fDIVERS, ZELLMA T 47 In training at New Tribes Boot Camp DUN CO MB, RUTH ' 46 Luverne, Minnesota To be in training at Camp Wycliffe (Conservative Baptist Foreign Missions Society—to Africa) EVELAND, HELEN ’ll Backus, Minnesota (Gospel Missi on ary Union—to Africa) FADED, MR, ALLEN ' 50 AND MRS. (Jane Ulvin 50) 324 No. Tindolph Thief River Falls, Minnesota Studying at Northwestern Schools (Evangelical Alliance Mission—to Japan) FAIR, DORIS 50 6904 Rob-o-Links Dr. Dallas, Texas Studying at Northwestern Schools (Bolivian India Mission) GUTHRIE, BONNIE ' 42 St. Paul Park Minnesota (Association of Baptists for World Evangelism—to Philippine Islands) HAG LUND, MR. BEN AND MRS. (Faye Wilson ’45) 4544 42nd Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota (Far Eastern Gospel Crusade—to Philippine Islands) HANSON, HAZEL 49 Fertile, Minnesota In training at New Tribes Boot Camp fKUEIIL, MR. DELBERT AND MRS. (Delores Johnson 46) (Evangelical Alliance Mission-—to Japan) ■ LARSON, LAWRENCE Jn training at New Tribes Boot Camp fLASKO, MR. NICHOLAS S. AND MRS. c o Hermon House 56 Second Avenue New York 3, N. Y, (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society—to Albania) MURCH, BARBARA 48 4609 Zenith Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota (New Tribes Mission—to Japan) MYERS, MR. GEORGE ' 54 AND MRS. ' 50 049 Walnut Street Coshocton, Ohio Studying at Northwestern Schools (Mid-Missions—to Europe) NELSON, SIR. DON ' 49 AND MRS. (Grace Sheppard 49) 1410 Irving Avenue North Minneapolis, Minnesota Studying at Northwestern Schools (Evangelical Alliance Mission—to Japan) NELSON, PHYLLIS Ex 51 Berlin, Wisconsin In training at New Tribes Boot Camp PARSONS, INEZ 49 Ortonville, Minnesota In training at Gospel Missionary Union PATZ, EVELYN 49 317 North 86th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society—to Africa) Forest City, Iowa (New Tribes Mission—to Bolivia) RATTRAY, CECILIA 48 5737 Harder Avenue Dearborn, Michigan (Sudan Interior Mission) SALSETH, MR. HAROLD M8 AND MRS. (Joan Nelson ex ' 45) St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society—to Africa) SC HONE, MR. JOHN AND MRS. (Lucia Hatch ex 44) Box 1043 Bob Jones University Greenville, South Carolina (Evangelical Alliance Mission—to Japan) TAYLOR, MR. IVAN G. 49 AND MRS. (Evelyn Bigelow ' 47) 806 4th Street S.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota (Mid-Missions—to Brazil) fWHITEHOUSE, COLE EX Ex ' 51 - Denver, Colorado In training at New Tribes Boot Camp It E T I K E D BRISCOE, MRS. W. F. (Meta Kuehn 13) Newington Green London N. 16, England (China Inland Mission) —-Missionaries on furlough, f—Those for whom our information is not complete. If you have additional knowl¬ edge concerning any of these people, we would greatly appreciate your- writing to the Foreign Missions Fellowship, North¬ western Schools, 50 Willow Street. Ex—Indicates the person was enrolled in the class of that year but did not remain to graduate, s.s.—Special Student. Box 405 George, Iowa (Evangelical Alliance Mission—to Tibetan Border) PERSON, LUCILLE 48 1504 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society—to Africa) PITKIN. LUCILLE 48 All information given in this list is as of April 15, 1950. 53 Forensics expanded in 1949-50 to include many new activities. Chief among them were the dramatic and oral interpretation programs. Both cast and student body will long remember “The Rock” for its effective presentation of gospel truth. Junior recitals headlined the interpretation programs presented by both faculty and students. The Christmas pageant at Youth for Christ, “Twas the Night Before Christmas” with Dean Hartill and other pro¬ grams throughout the year offered speech training as well as student entertainment. “St. Elmo,” a three-act play, climaxed the year in this department with a beautiful story centered around a Christian life. Debate Last year’s debate program of four major tournaments grew to include six this year. Four debaters started the year with a trip to Wheaton and Bloomington, Illinois. Between semesters, eight debaters travelled to Moor¬ head State Teacher’s College and came home with the best record made to that time by Northwestern debaters. This year’s debate question was one of great importance: “Resolved that the U. S. should nationalize the basic non- agricultural industries.” The whole squad participated in the Eau Claire State Teacher’s College Tournament and the University of Minnesota Tournament with four debaters visiting the University of Wisconsin and the Northwest Tournament at St. Thomas College. Debaters also engaged in oratory and extemporaneous speaking competition as well as several rounds of discussion. jSS Boy ' s Basketball With the fast-breaks of Anderson, rebounds of Cook, and those “s wish¬ ers” of Orve “Lefty” Johnson, there was always some excitement to be found at a basketball game. The cheers in Moyer Gym verified that. This was one of the many groups representing Northwestern Schools in sports, playing a schedule with teams from junior colleges, Minnesota College Conference reserves and freshmen, and some varsity teams of good college caliber, the “Eagles” found themselves in some fast competition. In spite of the competition the boys continually worked for victories. What they lacked in scoring they made up for in determination and persistency. Among the teams played was North Park College of Chicago. This and the trip to Mayville, North Dakota, were probably the “high spots” of the sea¬ son. Other teams played were Concordia Junior College, St. Cloud Teachers College, Mankato Teachers College, Rochester Junior College, Macalester, Gustavus Adolphus, and the University of Minnesota Agricultural School. BACK ROW—Orville Johnson, Robert Lelm, Vernon Hmtermeyer, Ralph Anderson, James Cook, MIDDLE ROW—Oswald Morlcy, Lynn Holm, Richard Manning, Floyd Habich, FRONT ROW—Clayton Pyche, Donald A Idem Marvin Zwickey, Ted McClintic, Wayne Smith. In Action Because the EAGLES work at winning and also at playing a clean, fair game, sports activities never fail to provide a thrill to those fan students who attend regularly. In the game, on the bench, or in the stands, all are united by a loyalty to Northwestern and its central theme, Christ. The Bells On Christmas Day I heard the hells on Christmas Day Their old, familiar carols play, And wild and sweet The words repeat Of peace on earth, good will to men! And thought how, as the day had come, The belfries of all Christendom Had rolled along The unbroken song Of peace on earth, good will to men! And in despair 1 bowed my bead: ' There is no peace on earth,’ l said: ' For bate is strong, And- mocks the song Of peace on earth, good will to men!’ Then pealed the bells more loud and deep: ' God is not dear; nor doth He sleep! The Wrong shall fail, The Right prevail, With peace on earth, good will to men!’ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow December For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord Luke 2:11 r i Band The Northwestern Band, under the direction of Mr. Oliver Mogck, was heard in concert twice during the school year. Reper¬ toire for this musical organization included all of the better- known marches. Officers for the year included: Jack Marshall, President; Rose Marie Boren, Secretary-Treasurer; Jean Renberg, Librarian; L. Robert Lawson, Properties Manager. Christmas Concert The annual Christmas concert produced by the Northwestern Choral Club was given Wednesday and Thursday evenings, December 7 and 8. This formal occasion was marked by a reception which followed the presentation. Assisting with the program were the Jubillaires, Professors George Makas, Reuben Johnson, and Oliver Mogck. 61 A Cappella Choir CHOIR OFFICERS: Clifford Lue, President; Les Sapsford, Vice President; Penny Bjorklund, Treasurer; Mary Caribides, Robe Chairman; Lynn Bulla and Roland Halberg, Social Chairmen. The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Professor Wil¬ liam Bernsten, numbers 80 voices chosen on a competitive basis from the entire student body. Membership in the Choir is depend¬ ent upon superior scholarship, outstanding Christian character, and genuine muscianship. A two-fold objective is maintained: first, to sing the Gospel story to thrill hearts: and second, to de¬ velop an appreciation for the best in sacred choral music. Along with the presentation of their Annual Christmas Con¬ certs in Memorial Auditorium, the Choir looks forward each year to an extensive tour made through various parts of the country. This year they toured the Northwest, from April 1 to 23, making- appearances in Sheridan and Cheyenne, Wyoming; Billings and Bozeman, Montana; Spokane, Seattle, and Tacoma, Washington; Salem, Eugene, Portland, and Ontario, Oregon; Denver, Ft. Col¬ lins, and Colorado Springs, Colorado; Lincoln and Omaha, Neb. 62 Oratorio Choir Under the direction of Professor Ruben Johnson, the Oratorio choir presents an outstanding musical performance. The choir which is made up of two hundred members presented both the “Messiah” and the “Elijah” during the school year. Officers for the choir included: Omar Barocio, President; Bud Johnson, Vice President-Librarian; Marcelline McClellan, Secretary-Treasurer. 63 International Club Seated—Helen Hassapopoulou, Greece; Myra Wang, China; Lydia Schneider, Germany; Shirley Edge]], England; Winnie Bentley, England; Alicia Cabezas, Costa Rica; Kan Torjesen, Norway; Julia DeLucia, Italy. Standing—George Urban, France; Alexander Koulakoff, France; Jean Marot, France; Lex Smith, Scotland; Guenther Vahlberg, Germany; David Harrison, Scotland; Carlos Roeasalvo, Argentina; Leslie Edgell, England; Tiat Han Tan, Indonesia; Henri Perron, France; George McCracken, North Ireland; Vivian Laird, North Ireland; Regina Loyola, Cuba; Omar Barrochio, Mexico; Kenneth McConley, Scotland; James Chambers, North Scotland. Northwestern’s International Club represents twenty-eight foreign students from fourteen countries. Officers of the club are Leslie Edgell, President, Myra Wang, Secretary, and Henri Per¬ ron, Treasurer. d 0 LATIN A ME PICA ' PRAYER BAND INDIA {ASIA EMYFR BAND PRAY E RIBAND - Prayer Band Missionaries and Christian workers throughout the world are the object of prayers when the Northwestern Student Body unites in prayer before the school day begins. Prayer groups meet sepa¬ rately to pray for the countries to which God has called them or for which they feel a particular burden. The spiritual life of the school is strengthened as well as the mission fields being subjects of intercession as these students pray for God’s blessing each day. ho kz CANADA ALASKA c h | o a o EUROPE PRAYER BAND - A f f l P ® C pacific A New Year 1 know not wbut await eth me As dawns another year, The [nub nut rod l can not see Yet knows my heart no fear. Though dark the path may he, or light A smooth or rugged way. 1 ever shall be led aright While l for guidance pray. I know not whether short or long My pilgrimage may he. I’ll daily praise my Lord in song For all His love to me. And as the years shall onward roll And day by day he mine, I’ll seek to lead some precious soul, To Christ, the way divine. My God shall be my strength and stay While sojourning here below, He will supply my need alway His word assures me so. With joy l greet the opening year It cannot bring me ill, Since Christ, my Lord, is ever near, My soul with peace to fill. Clifford Lewis - : V ' IfyZr 4ti v ■ % 1 ' i ' : ' ‘.--a, ' •Vi3 v V s ■ w • ' ; . ■ • s Vi - • : f. ■ ?:j3 nV • ? ' « ' • - . ;i - v %- - - ' - - - ■ ' « £fht fesiB . Pi. ' rtl i ■ ■- -—rt.-■“ —■ ■, I M— -- —— r i-� n——■■:r-- v-«- - —Tr January “Search me . . . fry m« . . . and lead me in the � cay everlasting. Psalm 139:23-24 missions march eUdopeI Missionary Conference The third annual Missionary Conference met the last week in January during the five clays between semesters. The conference was dedicated to the challenge of missions. Under the leadership of Dr. Harry Stam, head of the Missions department, and with the able assistance of the Foreign Missions Fellowship group, the conference accomplished tremendous things for the kingdom of God. Principal speakers for the conference were Mrs. Ruth Stull, Dr. Robert Cook, Dr. Oswald Smith, Dr. Clyde Taylor, Dr. R. R. Brown and Rev. David Johnson. The clays were full, with three sessions being held each day. Each evening preceding the message moving pictures of the most crucial mission fields were shown. 68 ROW ONE—Geneva Williams, Gladylou Mills, Evelyn Clingingsmith, Phyllis Jacobson, Irma Lee Joyce, Wilma Ebert. ROW TWO—Lei and Maxson, Petty Singer, Eleanor Smith, Miriam Andersen, Betty Hoobyar, Lorraine Havlisch, Delbert Kuehl. ROW THREE—Alicia Gnbezus, Dorothy Strnad, Jean Swinborne, John S win borne, Ilortense Brown, Leola Rust. Missionary Medicine Graduates Our class motto, “Missionary Medicine—a Wedge for the Gospel,” describes the specific purpose of our studying the prac¬ tical angles of medicine. We realize our limitations in the under¬ taking of medical work, hut what we have learned will be useful in His service as missionaries. We recognize the value of this type of work in the bearing of precious fruit for Christ, so it is our aim to utilize the training for this purpose. The Lord has definitely called some of us to certain fields of service, and some have been accepted by boards with some support and potential sailing dates; others are still seeking God’s will. Where and whenever God thrusts us out into the fields, “white unto harvest,” we are ready. Your prayers are requested for His direction in our lives. Missionary Medicine Mitchell Hall houses the Department of Missionary Medicine and the school infirmary where the students receive some of their practical experience. Many classes are spent in practical training through the teaching and supervision of local doctors. This ex¬ perience will be greatly valued in our ministry on the mission field, a way into the hearts of those without Christ. DOCTORS DR. WESLEY II. BURNHAM DR. TIIORVALD A. HANSEN DR. STANLEY P. STONE DR. CARL R. WALL DR. HAROLD G. WORMAN DR. WILLLIAM T. ANDERSON 73 Second Semester Girls ROW ONE—Bernice Laplander, Gertrude Lentz, Shirley Mann, Mariann Erickson, Nina Hermanee, Doris Peterson, Barbara Black. ROW TWO—Marilyn Huff, Betty Stewart, Marjorie Solbcrg, Iris Hof stead, Edna Erickson, Joy Beale, Alva Danson. ROW THREE—Lorraine Martin, Alva Danson, Joyce Hill, Lois Swenson, Carolyn Tice, Patricia Scott. ROW FOUR—Lor ene Lindgren, Mary Miner man, Norma Johnson, Dorothy Peel, Jean Zirkle, Ruth Ann George, Shirley Curtis. Second Semester Boys ROW ONE—Walter Eckhart, Clyde Matthews, Paul Stahl, Bruce Stokka, Gordon Keel¬ er, Thomas Chestnut, Asher Hatch, James Jones, Albert Walsh, Ralph Beckstrom. ROW TWO—John Ballentine, Laurel Henderson, Paul Oskarson, Vivian Laird, Arthur Sehreber, Duane Hatch, George McCracken, Frank Hedin, Chester Fast, John Scherer, ROW THREE—Ralph Thomas, Sam Dilmore, Paul Longer, Charles Shields, Harold Budke, Thomas Lorre 11 James DeFrain, Earl Crowe, Mark Baldwin, Elvin Kile. ROW FOUR—Vernon Forsberg, Vernon Gustafson, John Paul Whitten, Delbert Smith, George Hedley, Daniel Vaughn, David Johnson, Russell Manning, David Brush, Arnold Carlson. T ‘Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of Cod. that He may exalt you in due time.” I Peter 5:6 - p vlv ; r$i,) Radio MR. LOREN BRIDGES, Director Station KTIS and KTIS-FM completed its first year of broadcasting on February G, 1950. The operation and programming of the station is under the direction of Mr. Loren Bridges who supervised the construction of the station, the filing and applications for the station, and the development of personnel to carry on the operation of the station. 78 ME. CLARENCE LAKONTE A graduate of the Northwestern Bible School, Mi LaBonte is Chief Engineer for Station KTIS—AM and FM, He is in charge of the operation of the transmitter station as well as all engineering operations which are involved in the broadcasting from these stations. ME. FORREST BOYD Chief Announcer for the stations is For¬ rest Boyd who joined the KTIS Staff during the current school year Mr Boyd f who came to the station with a background of commercial radio, also heads the continuity department 79 Radio Announcers and Crew Robert Goffrier serves as part-time announcer while attending Northwestern. Paul Reynolds, a full-time member of the staff, is heard as special events announcer and in his program “Good Morning, Neighbor as well as “Sidelights in the News.” Remote operations are handled by these members of the engineer¬ ing staff; Clayton Pyche and Arnold Rocholl. Ben Dirks of the announcing staff is heard in his program “Manna in the Morning” and other special program highlights. Not pictured is Odell Parrott, a member of the clerical staff. Programs Mr. Gerald Beaven assists with news casts and special events. Mrs. Ethel Vilcox is heard daily on “Resting Time” and each Sunday morning on her broadcast for the Homebuilder’s Sunday School Class. Professor William Bernsten, musical director for KTIS, and staff organist, is heard daily in Console Melodies. Mr. Mark Lee of the Speech Department presents daily news at noon and the evening newscast. Mrs. Jean Makas is in charge of “Resting Time” and is heard daily as the “Story Lady.” Rev. George Edstrom serves as Radio Pastor, ministering likewise in the hospitals and homes as KTIS visitor. Fa cult y-Forum Ga me Preliminaries—style show, talent show, baby care exhibition, etc., . . . Much blare and glare makes little music . . . Mr. Wilson blowing Q flat . . . Mrs. Bridges refs a double-header ... My name is Laurel Wreath . . . Faculty won one once. S2 —Jt— . � ,.t. ' •« ididA. ' 4. i C ' f J hiL Ready 1 would be ready, Lord , My bouse in order set, None of the work thou gavest me To do unfinished yet. 1 would be watching, Lord, With lamp well trimmed and clear. Quick to throw open wide the door, What time Thou drawest near. I would be waiting. Lord. Because 1 cannot know If in the night or morning watch l may be called to go. I would be waking, Lord, Each DAY. each hour for Thee; Assured that thus I wait Thee well, Whene’er Thy coining be. I would be living, Lord, As ever in Thine eye; For whoso lives the nearest Thee The fittest is to die. Margaret J. Preston Chapel Speakers Students at Northwestern have the opportunity to hear many fine speakers during the chapel hours. We are grateful for each one that the Lord has enabled us to hear. Our own vice- president, T. W. Wilson, chats with Dr. Fred Jordan of California in the top left picture. Top center is Rev. George Ziemer of the Wisconsin Tabernacle in Milwaukee and then is Dr. S. Franklin Logsdon of London, Ontario. Below are two of the speakers we were privileged to hear during the school year—Dr. John R. Rice and Dr. William Byus. All chapel services were broadcast and Dr. Oswald Smith of Toronto, Canada, is before a KTIS microphone as he addresses the students. BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN LaVONNE AH BAS Clauoi, Iowa BETTY JEAN ABELS Dows, Iowa ROSE ARSHIRE Bowel I, Wyom ing ROY E. ALMOND Savage Montana JOHNNIE ANDERSON Colfax, Washington MRS. WILSON ANDERSON Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan WILSON ANDERSON Sault Ste, Marie, Michigan SHIRLEY ANKER Austin, Minnesota BOB ATHNGS La Crosse, Wisconsin MARJORIE ATWELL Melvindale, Michigan PHIL ATWOOD Minneapolis, Minnesota MARY BACLOW Waterloo, Iowa ANNIE MAE BARNES Rocky Mount, North Carolina MARJORIE BARNETT Minneapolis, Minnesota FRANK BARNETT Garden City, Minnesota CHRISTEINE EARVILLE Minneapolis, Minnesota JULIA BECKER Metainora, Ohio ALICE BELL Toronto, Ontario, Canada WINNIE BENTLEY Lancashire, England MARJORIE BERGMAN Caherga, North Dakota DORIS BILTOX Cleveland, Ohio ELSIE BERKETT Joliet, Illinois MARILYN BJOINSTAD Richvilie, Minnesota GRACE BLAISDELL Long Island, New York BETTY ANN BLOMBERG Ogenia, Wisconsin MARION BLOOD Oshkosh, Wisconsin ROSE MARIE BOREN Grundy Center, Iowa TALBERT BRACCINT Iron Mountain, Michigan 87 :T-.n BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN DONALD BRAY Phillipsburg, Kansas CHARLOTTE BROWN Chicago, Illinois JERRALD BROWN rreton, Iowa JOANN BROWN Domra, Texas LOIS M. BROWN Council Bluffs, Iowa NINA MARIE BUCHANAN Chariton, Iowa EARL BURGESS Minneapolis, Minnesota JOSEPH BUTTON Kansas City, Missouri K E. CALVERT Muscatine, Iowa DORIS CARNELL Ponca, Nebraska ARLENE COATES Hillsdale, Wisconsin MILDRED COATES Hillsdale, Wisconsin CLARA COOK Pontiac, Michigan CLARA M. COOPER Baltimore, Maryland DWIGHT COOK Mora, Minnesota PRISCILLA CORAY Wheaton, Illinois ALLEN CORY Marshalltown, Iowa JAMES CROFT St Marys, Ohio MARIAN CURRY Poncan, Nebraska VIRGIE DAMMAR Isle, Minnesota MARY JEAN DAVIDSON Des Moines, Iowa JULIA DeLUCTA Arienzo, Italy NADINE DIBBLE Baraboo, Wisconsin JIM DONALDSON Jackson, Mississippi MARY JANE DUGGAN Chicago, Illinois RUTH EDM AN Des Moines, Iowa ELAINE EKSTROM Chicago, Illinois PEARL EHRESMANN Manhattan, Montana ■■ A C ' jdi J 4 BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN BARBARA ELLISON Basin, Wyoming 1 JOAN EMERY Gary, Indiana RUTH ENGSTROM Baker, Montana LYMAN ERICKSON Lennox, South Dakota HARRY ESBLAND Lake Norden, South Dakota JOYCE ESSIEX Spokane, Washington EARL EVELAND Backus, Minnesota MARJORIE FARLEY Sun Valley, California LILLIAN FRAUEN FELDER Milwaukee, Wisconsin LESTER GEORGE FELKER Oshkosh, Wisconsin GLENN A FINDERS Ferguson, Iowa DAVID FOGG Hampton, New Hampshire GLORIA FRANCE Kansas City, Missouri LOYAL FRIESEN Dallas, Oregon BEVERLY FULLER Richville, Minnesota RICHARD FULLER Oshkosh, Wisconsin HAROLD GARLAND Waterloo, Iowa THEODORE D. GATTEN Danbury, Wisconsin MARGARET GIBSON Buffalo, Wyoming MARY GIBSON Auburn, Nebraska DARVIN GILBERT Stanton, Michigan AGNES GLASS EL St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin JAMES GLASSEL St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin ARCHIE GRAHAM Munhall, Pennsylvania JAMES J. GREEN Norcatur, Kansas LeEOY GROSS Bowdle, South Dakota MILLICENT GUNDERSON Waltham, Minnesota EMMA GEISZLER Fargo, North Dakota _ II i BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN FLOYD HA 1UC11 Brocton, New York JOYCE HABURN Spencer, Iowa RONALD HALL Winnipeg, Canada EDNA HAMBLIN Manchester, Iowa KENNETH HANSON Gonvick, Minnesota VIOLET HANSON Viking:, Minnesota SHERMAN HARDING Highland Park, Michigan ARLENE HARPER Humphrey, Nebraska CALVIN HARTBECK Earlville, Iowa MARGE HARTMANN Ionia, Iowa JIM HATCH Lansing, Michigan CLAYTON IIAVGLID St. Paul, Minnesota AVIS HAYNES M a re best er, I o wa MAY H El DECKER Montevideo, Minnesota BONNIE HICKINGBOTTON M iIwaukce, Wisconsin RONALD HILSEN Hopkins, Minnesota ROGER HOFF Portland, Oregon PAULINE HOLAINE Rockford, Illinois ELLEN HOLMQUIST Clarissa, Minnesota EARL LEE HUGHES Kansas City, Kansas ESTHER HUNTER Anoka, Mi nnesota DONNA LOU HUSSEY Salem, Oregon JOHN INGRAM ITiiladelphia, PennsyIvania ARVOLD INT VELD‘ Harris, Iowa JEAN JACKSON Waterloo, Iowa RICHARD JACOBS Hastings, Minnesota NORM A JEAN JACOBSON Worthing, South Dakota HERBERT JENSEN Chicago, Illinois TREVOR KYLE Staten Island, New York SHIRLEY LAAKSO Cotton, Minnesota ARLENE LARSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa EARL LARSEN Racine, Wisconsin MILDRED LARSON Litchville, North Dakota PHYLLIS LEACH Kansas City, Missouri ELIZABETH LEENHOUTS Waukesha, Wisconsin GORDON LEG ANT Rip: Rapids, Michigan MELVA LEMITANEN Minneapolis, Minnesota JOANNE LEWIS Miles City, Montana LEE LINDSAY Lime Spring, Iowa GRACE LINDBERG Isanti, Minnesota BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN RUTH J ESSEN Kenosha, Wisconsin ARTHUR L. JOHNSON Iron ML, Michigan CHARLES JOHNSON Plymouth, Michigan DWIGHT L. JOHNSON Nisswa, Minnesota ELLEN JOHNSON Pennock, Minnesota ELMORE JOHNSON Milaca, Minnesota MAPLE JOHNSON Balaton, Minnesota MARVEL JOHNSON M inneapolis, Minnesota ,D C £. A ' i l‘i. Ah fj MARY LEE JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota LOIS KEESE Giman, Iowa MARGE KERSTING Grand Rapids, Minnesota WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK Muskegon, Michigan MARILYN KLINOFF Waterloo, Iowa BONA DINE K REITZ Lebanon, Pennsylvania FREIDA KUEHN Faribault, Minnesota LOWELL KUYKENDALL Cedar Ridge, California A BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN RAYMOND LOGAN Dover, Minnesota CHARLES LONG Des Moinesj Iowa LOIS E, LONGAUD Oshkosh, Wisconsin BILL MALAM Cedar Falls, Iowa RUTH MANZ M a rsh al 1 to w n, low a JEAN MAROT Paris, France MAXINE MARTIN Dodgeville, Wisconsin PHYLLIS MARTIN Dodgevillc, Wisconsin TED McCLlNTIC Des Moines, Iowa JULENE McDANIEL Pi pe s to ii e, M i n n esota CLARENCE McKAY Rrainertl, Minnesota BILL McKEE Pontiac, Michigan JEAN McNALLY LaMoille, Minnesota MEN NO MURRA Alden, Iowa PHYLLIS MICHEL Faribault, Minnesota JOHN M1KUL Goodrich, Wisconsin BARBARA MOL Jackson, Michigan MARGIE MOE Red Wing, Minnesota ROBERT MOSTELLER Detroit, Michigan AUDREY NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota JOYCE NELSON Me Vi lie, North Dakota LORRAINE NELSON Minneapolis, Minnesota MYRTLE ELEANOR NELSON Millston, Wisconsin TED NELSON Osage, Minnesota WILLARD NELSON Spicer, Minnesota BILLIE NESBIT Carsville, Missouri WINNIFRED NICHOLSON SL Paul, Minnesota RUTH NORDVEDT Kansas City, Missouri 92 BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN LEON OC1LVIE St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin JOYCE OLSON Milaea, Minnesota RUTH OLSON Essex, Iowa ETHEL OQUIST Pengilly, Minnesota WILLIS OTT Bridgeport, Nebraska MARVIN PALECEK Oshkosh, Wisconsin WILLIAM PALSON Millville, Minnesota LORRAINE PARK Granada, Minnesota MAURICE PARK Huntley, Minnesota JEAN PATERIK Rockford, Illinois JOANNE PAULSON Racine, Wisconsin PAUL V. PEARSON Minneapolis, Minnesota LARRY PETERSEN Irvin, Iowa MAVIS PETERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota PHYLLIS PETERSON Bancroft, Iowa DAVID PHILLIPS Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin SHERYL PITKIN Forest City, Iowa BURTON POPE Dallas, Oregon ALTON L. PUGH St. Paul, Minnesota LORRAINE RADCLIFFE Joliet, Illinois GLADYS RAMSAY Cavalier, North Dakota MARGARET RAMSEY La Crosse, Wisconsin AMOS REED Wichita, Kansas PHYLLIS REED St. Paul, Minnesota SHIRLEY REED Collinsville, Illinois HAROLD REEMTSMA Westbrook, Minnesota JEAN RENBERG Wheaton, Illinois FLORENCE RHODES Fairchild, Wisconsin BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN WALTER RICH Faribault, Minnesota ELENA RICHERT Glendive, Montana CHARLES ROGERS Dubuque, Iowa KERM1T RON DING Duluth, Minnesota JEAN ROYS Volga, Iowa JANET RUMMELLS Muscatine, Iowa CATHERINE SAB AT I NO Milwaukee, Wisconsin ROBERT SALSTROM Scottsb!uff, Nebraska WILMA SANDERS Greenville, Michigan DONNA SAWATZKY Darfar, Minnesota DOROTHY SAWYER Waterloo, Iowa NORMA JEAN SCHMIDT Trintor, Iowa LEO SHELTON Pontiac, Michigan DONNA SIGUERTSEN JOHN SIMMONS Toirington, Wyoming CHUCK SIMPSON Storden, Minnesota EDITH SINGLETON Duluth, Minnesota PETER SKOGKRBO Austin, Minnesota HELEN siOMP Danville, Illinois LAURA MAE SMITH Cedar Falls, Iowa PHILIP SMITH Ad ran, Michigan RICHARD SMITH Howard City, Michigan RITA T). SMITH ' Howard City, Michigan DALE SOMMERLOT Albion, Iowa CHARLES SOWERS Winston-Salem, North Carolina GEORGE ST. LAWRENCE Bi ngen„ Washington ELOISE STACEY Council Bluffs, Iowa MRS. JAMES STAUFFER Winona Lake, Indiana 94 BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN JOHN J. STEPFEE Kansas City, Missouri DONALD STEINE R St. Paul, Minnesota LUCILLE STEPHANS La Crosse, Wisconsin SHIRLEYSTOECKLY La Crosse, Wisconsin JAMES STOKES Forest Lake, Minnesota MARY K. STOOPS Princeton, Indiana CONNIE STUVE Humbird, Wisconsin FLOYD SWANSON Wesley, Iowa VIVIAN SWANSON Wai ren, Minn esot a CHARLOTTE TAPPER Minneapolis, Minnesota MARY ELLEN TARE Waterloo, Iowa DORIS TEMPLES Faribault, Minnesota HARRIET TERM ARK Ruthton, Minnesota DANIEL THOMPSON Logansport, Indiana VIRGINIA TICE Oshkosh, Wisconsin MARY TITUS Robbinsdale, Minnesota WILLIAM TUPPER Spring Valley, Wisconsin BETTY VAN WESTEN Rock Rapids, Iowa OLIVER VICK Spring Grove, Minnesota IRENE VINEE La Crosse, Wisconsin THOMAS WALDECKER Lemmon, South Dakota FERN WALRAVEN Tenley Park, Illinois DELORIS WATSON Spokane, Washington DONALD WATSON Spokane, Washington LOREN WEBER Edgerton, Ohio ALBERT WETZEL Glen Ullin, North Dakota VIOLA WIENS Minneapolis, Minnesota ROGER WILLIAMS Salem, Oregon 8E BIBLE SCHOOL FRESHMEN MINNIE WINDQUIST Big Rapids, Michigan GRACE WINTERS Lebanon, Pennsylvania MARY ANN WHICH Forbes, North Dakota MARK WITMER Langdon, North Dakota LOIS WITTE Rochester, Minnesota RICHARD WOHLER Cayuga, North Dakota MARLENE WOLD Minneapo!is, Minnesota MARYLN WOLEVER Forest Grove, Oregon RICHARD WOODMAN Eau Claire, Wisconsin HARRIET WOODS Monangah, West Virginia VERA WORLEY Middleton, Ohio GERALD WRIGHT Minneapolis, Minnesota MERLIN E. WRIGHT ScottsbluiF, Nebraska BRUCE YOUNG Saginau, Michigan MELVIN ZACHOR Faribault, Minnesota KARL J. ZAFFKE Backus, Minnesota RUTH BARTHOLD Silverton, Oregon GWENDOLYN EARP Oxford, Florida LILLIAN FRAUENFELDER Milwaukee, Wisconsin CARLOS ROCASALVO Argentina EARL SANDBERG RUTH SANTNER Cleveland, Ohio CLYDE SPEAS Gilman, Iowa HENRY STELZER Flood wood, Minnesota MELVIN STOESZ DONALD SUMMERS MerriDan, Wisconsin DONNA TOLLIFSON Minneapolis, Minnesota DANIEL VELIE BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS PATRICIA ACKERMAN St. Charles, Minnesota LOIS ADAMS Amery, Wisconsin II. CLARK ARM A GOST Cat Creek, Montana GERALD ARMSTRONG Chariton, Iowa JEANNETTE ARRASMITH Spencer, Iowa WALDEN ASKREN Chariton Iowa ARDIS ATTOE Oshkosh, Wisconsin ALICE BADER Anoka, Minnesota JOAN BAKER Marshall, Michigan EDITH BALTENSPERGER Nebraska City, Nebraska JOHN BALTENSPERGER Nebraska City, Nebraska MARY BARNETT Minneapolis, Minnesota MILDRED BELL Villa Park Illinois WILLIAM BECKSTROM Minneapolis, Minnesota HARRIET BEGLAU Jamestown, North Dakota JACQUELINE BENDER Waterloo, Iowa WILLARD BERGMAN Marshall, Minnesota LORNE BETTENGA George, Iowa MILDRED BJORNSTAD Richville, Minnesota GLEN BLOYER Spirit Lake, Iowa RICHARD K. BOEHME Dixon, Illinois WILLIAM BOEHME Dixon, Illinois JUNE BORDERS Bramerd, Minnesota RALPH BOWMAN Williams Minnesota WILLIAM BOWERS Gary, Indiana WALLACE BRARAND Balaton Minnesota MYRNA BRANT Waterloo, Iowa JIM BRIDGE Spokane, Washington W r 1 d . iv BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS ELINOR BRIESKE La Crosse, Wisconsin WINN I FRED BRONG Central City, Nebraska LAYTON BRUESK Eyota, Minnesota HAZEL BRUNN Menomonie, Wisconsin KENNETH BIRD WELL Pilger, Nebraska GEORGE CABLE Beni id ji, Minnesota ALLEN R. CARLSON Ellison Bay, Wisconsin EVA JEAN CASE Monroe, Louisiana WALTER CECIL Minneapolis, Minnesota FRANK W. COCHRAN Lucerne, Wyoming JACK COLBORNE Oshkosh, Wisconsin LLOYD COLLINGS Lidgerwood, North Dakota ARLENE CROOKS Nashua, Iowa BARBARA DECKER Waltham, Minnesota DAVID P. DeJONG Knoxville, Iowa DEAN DENLER Aurora, Illinois GENE DENLER Aurora, Illinois MARJORIE DICKINSON Shcllsburg, Iowa LAURENCE DURFEE Minneapolis, Minnesota VERNON EKERHOLM M i n n e ap o 1 i s, Min n esota ARM IN ERB Wilson, Wisconsin IDA ERB Wilson, Wisconsin DONNA FEERO Jacobson, Minnesota ELAINE FLANNIGAN Jamestown, North Dakota LOIS FOSS Chicago, Illinois ZELDA FRIESE Balaton, Minnesota ELLEN GRAND Tower, Minnesota PHILIP HA ALAND Cooperstown, North Dakota BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS MARY LOU HABUEN Spencer, Iowa ESTHER HANSON Moorhead, Minnesota JAMES HA EOT Aberdeen, South Dakota DAVID HARRISON Glasgow, Scotland JOAN HATCH Lansing, Michigan HENRY HAZELTON PeekskilLon-Hudson, New York WILSON HENDERSON Paul lira, Iowa HERALD HESKETT Salem, Oregon JOHN HODGMAN St. Paul, Minnesota LYNN HOLM Brainerd, Minnesota CARL HOLMBERG Duluth, Minnesota TWYLA HOLSTEEN Morning Sun, Iowa RALPH HORN . . Winnetka, Illinois FRANK HORTON Pontiac, Michigan WAYNE HOWLAND Robbinsdale, Minnesota DOROTHY HUNT Denver, Colorado LES HUMBERT Dunkerton, Iowa LEE IRELAN Shell Rock, Iowa JUNE ISBRANDTSEN Arcadia, Nebraska LORENE JACOBSON Elmo, Kansas DONALD JENKINS Dayton, Ohio BARBARA JOHNSON Lisbon, North Dakota SHIRLEE JOHNSON Minneapolls, Minnesota ORISON JOHNSON Balaton, Minnesota GEORGE KEEN A Knox, Indiana DARLENE KINNEY Milwaukee, Wisconsin JEANNE KINNE Norfolk, Nebraska SIMON KLINGHAGEN Kerkhoven, Minnesota 99 BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS ARNOLD KNICKERBOCKER Grtemgon, Michigan MIYO KOJIMA Ventura, California DOROTHY KOVAR Silver Lake, Minnesota RUDY KRONST Danville, Illinois CORRINE DRUG Dysart, Iowa GLADYS LANDEN Moline, Illinois EDNA LANGE Columbus, Nebraska WILBURT LEMMEN Holland, Michigan TED LEPPER Joliet, Illinois CLEXIS LEVERETT Bunker Hill, Illinois PHYLLIS LEWIS Miles City, Montana FERN LOCKARD Waterloo, Iowa LLOYD LOCKARD Waterloo, Iowa PHYLLIS LUFKIN Waterloo, Iowa RICHARD LUFKIN Waterloo, Iowa MARION MACK Elyria, Ohio DICK MANNING Allen Park, Michigan JACK MARSHALL Brocton, New York BLANCHE MOBERG Tyler, Minnesota JOYCE MOLBERG Turtle Lake, Wisconsin HAROLD S. MOLLOHAN B re ntw o o d, M a ry land GWEN MONIGER Webster City, Iowa DAN MORLEY Salem, Oregon JACK MUSIKOV Brantford, Ontario, Canada BETTY MYERS Ludlow, Kenutckv WILLARD NAUM AN Faribault, Minnesota R0 SEM ARY N EBEKG A LL Mapleton, Minnesota BEATRICE NELSON McVille, North Dakota 100 BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS PHYLLIS NELSON Berlin, Wisconsin WILLARD NELSON Cushing, Wisconsin ROSE NUTTBROCK Willow Lake, South Dakota WILSON PATTERSON Fifield, Wisconsin GERALDINE PEIL Tower, Minnesota MARGARET PENNOCK Addison, Illinois KENNETH PETERSON Albert Lea, Minnesota PAUL PETERSON Quincy, Massachusetts CHARLES PEIRCE Muskegon, Michigan SHIRLEY REAGON Des Moines, Iowa HELEN RICH Faribault, Minnesota ROGER RICHARDS Rochester, Minnesota WILBUR RIGBY Joliet, Illinois LILLIAN ROATH Courtland, Minnesota CAROL RON NG REN Minneapolis, Minnesota EVERETT RUPPRECKT Waukesha, Wisconsin MARIE SALSTROM Winnebago, Minnesota FLOYD SCHNEIDERMANN Sibley, Iowa LILLIAN SCHUCHMAN Chicago, Illinois BETTY SCOTT Mishawaka, Indiana JEAN SELLER North Malden, Ontario ALENE SHAWEACK Waltham, Minnesota EARL SIIEVELAND Oshkosh, Wisconsin BETTY SIEFKIS Mountain Lake, Minnesota FLORENCE SMITH Lake Benton, Minnesota LEX SMITH Glasgow, Scotland HUGH SNELL Marshalltown, Iowa KENNETH SPENCER Pilger, Nebraska BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS ROBERT SPOONER Webster, Wisconsin HELEN STAFSTRQM Harris, Minnesota ALMA STAHL Kansas City, Missouri LOLA STALKER Milwaukee, Wisconsin CARMEN STEARNS Carry, Pennsylvania VERNON STICKLER Spencer, Iowa GRANTSTOKKA Luverne, North Dakota BARBARA STROUP Holmes, Iowa NEWTON SUNDEEN Center City, Minnesota CALVIN SUTER Lancaster, Pennsylvania IRENE SWENSON Wilson, Wisconsin LEONARD SWENSON Boscobel, Wisconsin HARRIET TENHOFF Balaton, Minnesota WARREN TEMPEDO Hartland, Wisconsin BERNICE THOMAZIN Loretto, Nebraska VIVIAN TORKILDSON Bag ley, Minnesota PAUL TWIST Antigo, Wisconsin GEORGE URBAN Paris, France DOROTHY VAN HOVEL Huntley, Minnesota MARY VAN WYNEN Holland, Michigan EDWARD VELIE Elk Mound, Wisconsin RUTH VICKERS Park, Kansas BETTY WAAGEDAHL Viking, Minnesota RICHARD WALD Menomonie, Wisconsin EDNA WALLACE LcRoy, Michigan HAROLD WATKINS Will mar, Minnesota RUTH WATTS Bern id ji, Minnesota RAYMOND WESTERMAN Lennox, South Dakota BIBLE SCHOOL JUNIORS ESTHER WEBER Milwaukee, Wisconsin ARTHUR WETZEL Glen UHm, North Dakota CLYDE WHITBY Fond du Lac, Wisconsin CHARLES WHITEHEAD Jackson, Mississippi FAITH WHITTEN Carnesville, Georgia Bible School Class Officers FRESIIMEN DONALD WATSON ARLENE LARSON KAY SARATINO - ' PHIL SMITH - - .President Vice President - - - - - - Secretary - - - - - - Treasurer JUNIORS LEX SMITH - - - - GERRY ARMSTRONG - PHYLLIS LEWIS - - MARY VAN WYNEN JACK MARSHALL - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer Student Forum Summum Bonum For radiant health l praise not when l pray, Nor for routine of toil well-pleasing every way Though these gifts, Lord, more priceless grow each day. Not for congenial comrades, garnered store Of worldly wealth, for vision that sees o’er Such sordid, -mass, mind’s plumed eagles soar. Not even, Lord, for love that eases stress Of storm, contention, hopes unconquerableness, Nor faith’s abiding peace, nor works that bless. But this, dear Lord, stir inner depths divine, That Day by Day, though slowly! line on line My will beings—begins—to merge in Thine. Charles L. Story There is a river, (he streams whereof shall make (ilatl tin of Cod the It fly place of the tabernacles of the most Hi fth P altii 16:1 A Cappella Tour Times ... Da y of departure, broadcasting the last-minute “good byes,” “be goods,” “come backs,” and advices. We four in Rochester—Mary Pyche, Lorrayne Edberg, Betty Krause, and Penny Bjorklund. Stan Franklin and Bob Lillard, bag and baggage crew, hard at work. Nancy Boyer and Lynne Bulla pose as Arnold Rocholl looks the situation over. And then there is time for everything including football. Les Sapsford centers the ball to “Hat” Heppner. 100 ... And Tidbits It could be a quartet and soloist or else Ruthetta is just popular. Ted Lepper gets wound up for the next performance. Stan Franklin, Kenneth Pace, and Roland Halberg—a trio of tenors. Just ask Darlene and Lenore if the choir tour isn’t a thrill. “Could you please show us to the Y.M.C.A ?” “We want to know who Lois wrote to. Could it be Lloyd ?” A Greyhound, the center of attraction. 107 ;•� COLLEGE FRESHMEN BEVERLY FOSTER Minneapolis! Minnesota TED GANZEL St, Paul, Minnesota MARY ANTOINETTE GIESSLER Detroit, Michigan DOUGLAS GOWLER Flint, Michigan JAMES CARROLL GREEN Clarksburg, West Virginia ARTHUR E. GUTHAUS Bay City, Michigan DICK HARMISON Runnells, Iowa DOROTHY JEAN HARRIS Merriam, Kansas JOHN HART Corvallis, Oregon PAUL HEITZMAM Kansas City, Kansas RUTH HENDERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota RUTH IIA ALAND Coopers town, North Dakota CLIFFORD HOLM Los Angeles, California WILLYS HOLMQUIST Minneapolis, Minnesota SHIRLEY HUNNELL Runnells, Iowa MURIEL JACKSON Minneapolis, Minnesota SHIRLEY JELLISON Colmsset, Minnesota WESLEY CAMERSON JENSEN Long Beach, California FLOYD JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota GERALDINE JOHNSON Stanton, Michigan WANDA JOHNSON Salem, Oregon RUTH E. JOHNSTON St. Paul, Minnesota D. KEITH JONGEWAARD Bozeman, Montana JOHN E. KREISER Royal ton, Pennsylvania CARL KUNTZMAN Detroit, Michigan LAURENCE LAMBERT Dallas, Oregon WILLIAM LAEY Titusville, Pennsylvania TABEA LAMPRECHT Cam rose, Alberta, Connecticut 109 COLLEGE FRESHMEN RONALD E. LANE Stamford, Nebraska LAURENCE R. LARSON Minneapolis, Minnesota ROB LAWSON Des Moines, Iowa ROGER W. LEWIS Mount Pleasant, Iowa STANLEY E. MAAS St. Bonifacius, Minnesota FAITH MABEOTT Unity, Wisconsin JENNIE MAKINEN Park Ripds, Minnesota ALICE MANN Whittier, California i I ; LOIS MANNING Fletcher, Ohio ERNEST MATTHIAS, JR. Waterloo, Iowa AEVA DELL McCOY Jamestown, North Dakota BERT McIVER Lowry, Minnesota V. ELIZABETH McKEE Pontiac, Michigan ronald McKinley Sheridan, Wyoming LOREN McLEAN Spokane, Washington LOIS MEYERS Chicago, Illinois DWAYNE MILLER Mounds, Minnesota LESLIE NEWVILLE Clear Lake, Wisconsin MARVIN NIXON Monroe, Michigan WALTER R. NOR DIN Stambaugh, Michigan DELORES OLSON Anoka, Minnesota JOSEPH PAVLENKO Chicago, Illinois JUNETTA PAVLENKO Columbus, Ohio I SLA JEAN PEDERSEN Lake Crystal, Minnesota LYMAN PORTER Stanton, Michigan JUNE PE IK Minneapolis, Minnesota LORRAINE PINKERNELL Brooklyn, New York EDITH PLACE Independence, Missouri AJ • COLLEGE FRESHMEN LESLIE R. PULJU Menahga, Minnesota FERN ROBERTSON SL Louis, Missouri DONALD M. ROGERS Clemons, Iowa REGINA SANDRERT Spokic, Illinois PAUL SANDGREN Austin, Minnesota SIDNEY SCHMIDT Long Prairie, Minnesota LYDIA SCHNEIDER Frankfurt Main, Germany DAVID SCHOONOVER Rum noils, Iowa LEO SKINNER Los Angeles, California ERNEST SKOOS Osceola, Iowa NOREEN SMITH Pontiac, Michigan SYLVIA SOFTENGA Burlington, Wisconsin MARJORIE STEVENS Chicago, Illinois JOHN C. STREED Minneapolis, Minnesota HERBERT C. STROM Minneapolis, Mi nnesota BERT STROUP Sheridan Wyoming HARRIS STUERMER Peoria, Illinois MARGIE SWAN Aurora, Illinois GRACE SWEETLAND Detroit, Michigan ELMO T AH RAN Jamestown, North Dakota MEIL THOMPSON Cable, Wisconsin THELMA URANG Minne apolis, Min nesot a JOHN VOTH Mountain Lake, Minnesota BETSY WADE WITZ Slinger, Wisconsin LOIS WADSTROM Park Ridge, Illinois BERN AD INK WELDON SL Paul, Minnesota ALFRED WELLS Portland, Oregon STANLEY WOESTE Coiesburg, Iowa COLLEGE SOPHOMORES mm PHILLIP ANDERSON Baldwinville, New York RALPH ANDERSON Waterloo, Iowa RUTH ETTA BARNETT Minneapolis, Minnesota WARREN BENSON Chicago, Illinois R03ALYN BETTENGA George, Iowa PAUL BISHOP Hatfield, Pennsylvania MARSHALL V BJORKLUND Buffalo, Minnesota ELTON SLEEKER George, Iowa MELVIN BOCKO Minneapolis, Minnesota WILLARD H. BOSWELL Washington, Pennsylvania MARDEAN BRUNS George, Iowa KENNETH V. BULL Salem, Oregon BEATRICE BYMERS LaCrosse, Wisconsin EVELYN CHESS Sheakleyville, Pennsylvania ARDITII CHILSON Elgin, Minnesota MARILYN CLARK Charleston, Illinois VERNA COATES Hillsdale, Wisconsin JAMES K COOK Racine, Wisconsin ROY W. COOK Salem, Oregon JAMES COOPER Muskegon, Michigan PAUL COUSINS Mill town, Wisconsin HOWARD DAWSON Wapiti, Wyoming ALLEN DAY Dallas, Oregon HOWARD M DEWS NAP Los Angeles, California JAYNE FEELEY Billings, Montana GEORGE FELDMANN Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES FOLKERS Sheldon, Iowa LUETTA FOLKERTS Buffalo Center, Iowa 112 COLLEGE SOPHOMORES STANLEY FRANKLIN Pheonix, Arizona KENNETH FRANS St, Paul, Minnesota JESSE L. GINGRICH Hummels town, Pennsylvania PETER CULT AN Hazel Park, Michigan FRED W. HAAS Miami, Florida ROLAND HALBERG Hastings, Minnesota ROBERT HALVORSEN Omaha, Nebraska EVELYN HANSEN Chicago, Illinois VIRGINIA HARMON Alton, Illinois REIN HOLD W. HAUSER Almenu, Wisconsin MERRY LYNN HAZZARD Winnebago, Illinois DONALD HEINZ Salem, Oregon ALLENE R. HE1TZMAN Kansas City, Kansas VERNON HINTERMEYER Rock Falls, Wisconsin HELEN H OLSTEN Rapid City, South Dakota PATRICIA HOLT Silver Lake, Kansas JOHN HYMA Muskegon, Michigan VERNON G. JACKSON Waterloo, Iowa DALE JACOBSON Worthing, South Dakota ORVILLE E. JOHNSON Lincoln, Arkansas VIRGINIA JOHNSON Weiser, Idaho MILTON WM, JONES New York, New York ROBERT JUNGE Racine, Wisconsin MAPLE KATUIN New Lisbon, Wisconsin GEORGE KIMBALL M i n nea po I h, Minnesota ALEX KOULAKOFF Paris, France HAROLD KKEGNESS Minneapolls, Minnesota GORDON LANGMADE Anoka, Minnesota 1AJ COLLEGE SOPHOMORES ANNE LAWLER Joliet, Illinois KATHRYN LENZ Adrian, Michigan DANIEL LITZKOW M i 1 wa u k ee, W i sco n s 1 n DONNA LOCKARD Qskaloosa, Iowa CHARLES LONGNECKER Elmhurst, Illinois REGINA LOYOLA Cameque, Cuba KENNETH MACK Elyria, Ohio HERVEY McCONKEY RunnellSj Iowa SHIRLEY MARSHALL Sibley, Iowa RICHARD MOHR Los Angeles, California LILLICE MONTGOMERY Columbus, Ohio KEITH MOORE Munmngton, West Virginia VENICE MOORE Sheffield Iowa LuVERNA MORSE Minneapolis, Minnesota GEORGE W. MYRES Coshocton, Ohio RALPH NEBERGALL Mapleton, Minnesota FRED NEWSOME Philadelphia, Peimsylvania PAUL NELSON Detroit, Michigan ELIZABETH OLSON M innea pol is, M i nnesota RUTH OMUNDSON Thief River Falls, Minnesota ARTHUR OSTERLUND Minneapol is, Mi nnesota DELBERT W. PEARSON M i nneapol is, M in nesota WILLIAM PETERSON Lakota, Iowa MARIAN PLESSY Muscatine, Iowa ROBERT W. ROBINSON Racine, Wisconsin RICHARD ROTH Salem, Oregon MARIE C RUSSEL Collingdale, Pennsylvania SHIRLEY SELBY Pittsfield, Illinois — - - - r ■ ■ jV Jj; - If mm mm v ' M n o La? m — COLLEGE SOPHOMORES ST — PEGGY SHAFFER Therm opolis, Wyoming JAMES SIEMENS Whittier, California WAYNE SMITH Ft. Wayne, Indiana JACK SNEDAKER Cheyenne, Wyoming EUGENE SODEEDERG Chicago, Illinois LOIS STOEZ Minneapolis, Minnesota TED STONE Council Grove, Kansas JAMES SUNBEEN Sandstone, Minnesota DEAN THIMSEN Hopkins, Minnesota RUTH THURMOND Detroit, Michigan MYRNA VAN DEEPEN Belmond, Iowa WAYNE VI EM AN Eldora, Iowa ROBERT WARREN Los Angeles, California CHARLES WEEK St, Paul, Minnesota JACK WELCH Oak Park, Illinois FRANK WIENS ML Lake, Minnesota PAUL WILLIAMS M i n ne apo 1 i s, M innesoLi MARGARET WILLIS Valleys, California DARLEEN WILSON Thermopolls, Wyoming DORTHA WINKEL Sibley, Iowa MARLYS WIRSKY Sibley, Iowa ROSEMARY WOOD Aledo, Illinois HO SEA WU Manila, Philippine Islands DOROTHY YATES Staten Island, New York MARVIN ZW1CKEY Minneapolis, Minnesota COLLEGE JUNIORS RUTH ANDERSON Racine Wisconsin CALVIN ANDEESTROM Lake Lillian, Minnesota DAVID RACKSTROM Cushing Minnesota WILLIAM BECK Manheim, Pennsylvania DELORES BECKMAN Selby, South Dakota WILLIAM BENDER Jamestown New York LYNNE BULLA Western Springs, Illinois MARY CAR I BIDES Chicago Illinois ROSEMARY CARR Oskaloosa, Iowa ROBERT EARL CASCADEN Detroit, Michigan BRUCE CONOVER Sully, Iowa MARJORIE COWLEY St. Paul, Minnesota C. D. DeZWARTE Knoxville, Iowa ALICE DODGE Madison Wisconsin LENORE ELLIS Winnipeg, Manitoba MARILYN ERICKSON Duluth Minnesota EARL EVENSEN Oak Park, Illinois SHIRLEY ANN FAIRBANKS Topeka, Kansas JAMES FEELEY Billings, Montana TOM GARDNER Minneapolis Minnesota ROBERT GIBSON Minneapolis Minnesota ROBERTGOFFRIER Salem Oregon KATHRYN GUI DA Madelia, Minnesota RONALD C, HAUGEN Eau Claire, Wisconsin JOHN HARTZELL Russell Minnesota MARY HATCH Eau Claire, Wisconsin DELORES HENNE Alfred, North Dakota JEANNIEN HENNE Alfred, North Dakota mr COLLEGE JUNIORS LOIS HICKMAN Ashton, Iowa PAUL HICKMAN Ashton, Iowa MARIE HICKMAN Ashton, Iowa DARLTNE HOLLAND Forrest City, Iowa DONALD HOLSTEN Rapid City, South Dakota LEO HORTON Pontiac, Michigan ROY IRVING Phoenix, Arizona JAMES JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota LEE JOHNSON Fort Worth, Texas MARY LEE LANG Englewood, Colorado HARLOU LARSEN Minneapolis, Minnesota PHYLLIS LARSON Columbus, Ohio RONALD LARSON Winnebago, Minnesota RICHARD LINDSTROM Beloit, Wisconsin ELEANDRE LITZKOW Milwaukee, Wisconsin DOROTHY LOCK Alt D Oskaloosa, Iowa KENNETH MILLER Buffalo Center, Iowa PAUL MILLER Muscatine, Iowa ROY MILLER, Adrain, Michigan RALPH NEIGHBOR Fort Wayne, Indiana DONALD PARDUN Webster, Wisconsin LESLIE PARDON Webster, Wisconsin WILLIAM PEDERSON Hastings, Minnesota JACK PETERS Des Moines, Iowa SHIRLEY PETERSON Sparta, Wisconsin ALLAN PETTI NOT LL Robbinsdale, Minnesota CHARLES REED St. Paul, Minnesota ARNOLD ROCHOLL Detroit, Michigan A. COLLEGE JUNIORS ROBERT L. SAMS Parkersburg West Virginia RICHARD SCOFIELD Pine City, Minnesota RICHARD SCOTT Mirmeapolis, Minnesota WINIFRED SHELITO Detroit, Michigan RUTH SIEMENS M i nneapolisj M i nnesota JOANNE F. STONE Manhattan, Kansas EUNICE TER VEEN Donna, Texas JOAN TROUT Salem, Oregon EMORY VAN G HR REN Belmond, Iowa HENRIETTA VAN LOH Ashton, Iowa EARL VITUS Eugene, Oregon CATHERINE WATKINS Comer, Ohio RICHARD WHITE Miami, Florida FRED WILLIAMSON Detroit, Michigan KYLE WILSON Brunswick, Ohio PAULINE WILSON Waterloo, Iowa DONALD WOLF Fort Huron, Michigan ALEXANDER BURGHAND Minneapolis, Minnesota HARLOW BUTLER Mound, Minnesota LLOYD CONRAD Minneapolis, Minnesota GERTRUDE DcBOER La Crosse, Wisconsin MAVIS GEISLER Fargo, North Dakota DELORES NELSON Stockholm, Wisconsin 1 IS Preacher Boy ' s Club The Preacher Boy’s Club is one of the latest additions to the organizations of Northwestern School. Organized early in the spring, the club is designed to provide fellowship for student pastors and young men preparing for the ministry as well as to provide a clearing house for ideas, helpful hints and methods of procedure for pastors. Speakers at the meetings included Rev. T. W. Wilson, Rev. Wallace Olson, and Dr. Billy Graham. 120 One Day “I missed” . . . Four Faculty Flats . . . Meet Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Party pranksters . . . Anne, Ruth, Jean, Lois . . . Sheridan Lil is back. Our own Dr. Billy Graham . . . Rummage sale . . . Daring Dotty does it! 121 School Days Lord, let me make this rule: To think of life as school , And try my best To stand each test, And. do my work And nothing shirk. If weary with my book I cast a wistf ul look Where posies grow, Oh, let me know That flowers within Are best to win. These lessons Thou dost give To teach me how to live, To do, to bear. To get and share To work and pray And trust alway. Some day the bell will sound. Some day my heart will bound, As with a shout, That school is out, And. lessons done, 1 homeward, run. Maltbie D. Babcock May “Remember note thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not . ... ” Song of Solomon 12:1 K SEPT25 OCT. 1 7 ®°00 rm Spring Banquet Formal attire is donned for the largest and best social affair of the year—the annual spring banquet given in honor of the graduating seniors. The Nicollet Hotel provided the setting for the 1950 banquet which is always a highlight of the social life of the schools. 12S N - A Day Out . . . The annual school picnic is a time for general “cleaning up” —it may come in the field of athletic events or it may center in topmost places. Medicine Lake conference grounds is the scene for this yearly treat. Most inspirational part of the day is voted to be the campfire which closes the day’s activities. . . For Fun and Frolics After a clay of hard play, students gather for fellowship in the chapel just before time for singing around the campfire. It is a refreshing day spent wholly in Goers great out-of-doors. We Live . . . “Harv” . . . “Harv’s wives” . . . Bernsten’s bends . . . Re-LA-tives . . . “Cheerio, old soul” . . . Snow snap . . . Johnson Jump . . . Happy hearts . . . Ocean view. 128 . . . And Learn Earle’s Crowing ... Big joke!... Chevy Shot. Must be interesting ... It broke . . . Ginny and Lloyd. Brothers? . . . Formally yours . . . Chair chats. 129 ■ _ Open Air Child Evangelism Each Sunday morning the Child Evangelism group of stu¬ dents met at the school to get last m inute instructions and prep¬ arations for going out over sections of the city to meet and to talk with children and young people. This service is an expression of a deep and sincere desire to have children hear the story of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The entire morning was spent in this ministry. SEMINARY BJORNE ASP Thief River Falls, Minnesota VEKNOX BOWMAN Eugene, Oregon HAROLD COURTS Okeene, Oklahoma RALPH DAVIDSON Minneapolis, Minnesota KARL DAY Aiiamosa, Iowa RAYMOND JENSEN Monomonie, Wiscon in OURONIA KALPEGLOU Veceia, Greece EDWARD KIMBALL Park Rapids, Minnesota DONALD LANG Mi nneapolis, Minnesota ROBERT LEHN Espanola, Washington UGO DeLUCIA Naples, Italy ROLAND MAX KERSHAW Minncapolis, Minnesota REX LOGAN Winnebago, Minnesota JOHN MacGREGOR Niagara Falls, New York HARLEY McKINNIS M i n n ea pol is, Alin nesota CARL NORTON Pekin, Illinois WILLARD NUSS Led yard, Iowa ART PETERS Battle Creek, Michigan LEONARD ROBINSON Denver, Colorado LEONARD SKINNER Hinckley, Minnesota JAMES STAUFFER Lancaster, Pennsylvania ESTHER TSONG Shanghai, China VERNON VAN SICKLE Portland, Oregon WALTER WEBER Canada, Kansas Seminary Officers CARL NORTON.- Secretary DICK LEVERING.President STAN MORGAN.Treasurer JOHN McGREGOR - - - - Vice President LEONARD ROBINSON - - Student Forum 1.11 ss —: mmm SPECIAL STUDENTS mss LEONARD BEENKEN Bancroft, Iowa LOIS BERRY Silver Lake, Wisconsin MARDELLE BUSBEY Brainerd, Minnesota WILD A BUSBEY Brainerd, Minnesota CARMEN CARPENTER Lipton, Michigan ANNA BELLE CAVINDER Haviland, Ohio PATRICIA CASCADEN Detroit, Michigan COLLEEN CHRISTIANSON St. Paul, Minnesota RONALDA CONDIFF St, Paul, Minnesota RUTH CON Dos Moines, I owa ROBERT CRABTREE Decatur, Illinois ETHEL DALBEY Mora, Minnesota FLOYD DAWSON Manchester, Iowa RONALD DIETZ Litchfield, Nebraska CAROLINE DIM ON D Wesley, Iowa LESLIE EDGELL Hartford, Kent, England GLENDA ELLER Hubbard, Iowa JANE FA DEL Thief River Falls, Minnesota LLOYD FIGHT Milo, Iowa CLYDE GILFILLAN Youngstown, Ohio IRVING HAMBERGER Elmira, New York BELVAH HAMMANS Winterset, Iowa HELEN HESSAPOPOULOU Yolo, Greece EUNICE HERBOLD Anoka, Minnesota DOROTHY HOLMBERG Duluth, Minnesota SHIRLEY HOLTON Harrow, Middlesex, England GERALD JOHNSON Stanton, Michigan KENNETH KLEIN Fond du Lac, Wisconsin SPECIAL STUDENTS E PHYLLIS KLEIN Fond c3u Lac Wisconsin EILERT KRUSE Brookings, South Dakota MARCELHNE McCLELLAN Alexandria, Minnesota MARY McCONKEY Runnel Is, Iowa JO ANN McCOY Galveston, Indiana WILLIAM McFADDEN Fort Totten, North Dakota DAWN McLEAN St Paul, Minnesota JANET NELSON Dassel, Minnesota HENRY PERRON Paris, France MARY JANE PETERS Anoka, Minnesota MERRITT PLOEGER Ledyard, Iowa EMMA JANE REED Minneapolis, Minnesota PAUL REYNOLDS Tampa, Florida GAA ROGERS Waterloo, Iowa LUCILLE ROSE Tom ah, Wisconsin EM ELIA SCHMIDT Jamestown, North Dakota HEDWIG SCHWARZ Staten Island, New York ROBERT SEIBERT Laurel, Nebraska LOIS SEWELL Fort Ripley, Minnesota BEVERLY SJERVEN Santa Monica, California DOUGLAS SMITH London, England CLARA EVELYN STEARNS Elk Mound, Wisconsin TIAT HAN TAN Macassar, Celebes, Indonesia GUENTHER VAHLBERG Frankfurt, Germany ARLENE VAN SICKLE Syracuse, New York MARGUERITE YERG Thurston, Oregon ELVINA YOST Gering, Nebraska Joyous Service It ' s grand to love the Savior And read His Holy Word: } thank Him for the quick ' ning life Within my heart He stirred. It ' s grand to love the Savior And to commune with Him; He says, Win others to me. Don’t let your light grow dim.” It’s grand to love the Savior. Won’t you accept Him too? He’ll satisfy your longings And bring rich gifts to you, It ' s grand to love the Savior, While in this world I stay, And know His gracious promise To come for me some day. Paul Tucker June , rhiu you f i .v 7uv ir iom ye iW serre ♦ Joshua 2 1 ; 1 5 The culmination of years of training and preparation . . , new fields of service . , . all of these find expression in the Commencement exercises which are held at the Municipal Auditorium in Minneapolis. Commencement Program Wednesday June 11, Organ Program .Theodore Bergman Fanfare and Processional Northwestern Band Star Spangled Banner Invocation Dr, Bob Jones, Jr, Solo— The Ninety and Nine” George Beverly Shea Missions Offertory Solo— ' By Life or By Death”. .George Beverly Shea Commencement Address ...... .Dr, William Graham Postlude.. . . 136 1950 — 7:30 P.M. Anchors Aweigh”. ...A Cappella Choir Distribution of Awards.Dr. T. W. Wilson Presentation of Diplomas Bestowal of College Degrees. .Dean O E. Sanden Bestowal of Seminary Degrees.Acting Dean R Clearwaters Bestowal of Honorary Degrees.President William Graham “Hallelujah Chorus”..... A Cappella Choir Benediction . ...Dr. Bob Cook Seven-fold Amen .A Cappella Choir .Theodore Bergman College Seniors MARVIN EG STOW Benedict, North Dakota 1 Corinthians 1:27 Northwestern Bible School 4 years Choral Club 1945 Scroll Business Manager DAVID BROSTRQM Duluth Minnesota I Peter 1:3-5 Choral Club Calvary Quartet LORRAINE BUSCH Muscatine, Iowa Lamentations 3:22, 23 Dramatic Club Forensics Scroll Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary ROBERT L. CLEATH Minneapolis, Minnesota I Corinthians 15:58 Debate Forensics Basketball Choral Club D. V. B. S. Northwestern Bible School 1 year GEORGE ASP Moorhead, Minnesota ROBERT BAILEY Danbury, Wisconsin Philipp tans 2: Hi PENNY BJORKLUNI) Hillsdale, Wisconsin Psalm 91:11 Choral Club—treasurer Cheer I ending Master Cam Hers Trio MARY LOU BORG Watertown, Minnesota Colossians 3:1b Choral Club Band Pi lotto Student Secretary COLLEGE SENIORS VIRGINIA CLEATH Minneapolis, Minnesota Colossians 1:10 Northwestern liible School 1 year Choral Club Debate Forensics ID V, E. S. FLOYD CRIPPS M i n neapo I is, M i nnesota Galatians 2:20 North western Bible School Northwestern Theological Seminary BOB ELLIS Ryan, Iowa Pliilippians 1:20 LOREN EVERETT Caro, Michigan James i:17 Freshman Class Treasurer ALLEN FADED South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Philippians 1:G Choral Club Foreign Missions President Student Forum Secretary Calvary Quartet JANE FADED Thief River Falls, Minnesota DO IMS FAIR Dallas, Texas Psalm GS:19 CECIL GOINS Hilt more, North Carolina Philippians 1 M North Carolina State College 2 years DELORES HENNE Alfred, North Dakota LYMAN F. HUCKINS Peoria, Illinois Colossians o: 1G, IT Choral Club Oratorio Choir—President THORNTON A. JANSMA Walnut Grove, Minnesota Isaiah 55:1 Choral Club Junior Class President JAMES JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minnesota COLLEGE SENIORS SHIRLEY KIM EL Detroit, Michigan Isaiah 12:2 Northwestern Bible School 1 year MAY KOKSMA Hinckley, Minnesota Isaiah 5:8 St Cloud State Teachers College 2 years Foreign Missions Fellowship Secretary BETTY KRAUSE M i n neapo 1 is, Minn esc t i i ] Corinthians 15:58 Choral Club School Staff DONALD KRAUSE Milwaukee, Wisconsin Philippians 8:10 Marquette University 1 year COLLEGE SENIORS BERNICE KUHN Spokane, Washington ALEX AN DEE KOULAKOFF I ' avis, France EL WIN C, LABEENZ Packwaukee, Wisconsin II Peter 8:18 HERBERT F. LAWRENTZ Chicago, Illinois (J WEX DO LI NE LI DDELL Winnipeg, Canada Psalm 32:8 Girls Glee Club Oratorio Choir ALVIN IL MATTOX Beloit, Wisconsin Romans 8:22 WILL1AM L. NARWGLD WatnvaLose, Wisconsin Psalm 48; 14 Purdue Illinois Technical JUSTIN ODELL PARROTT Flint, Michigan Galatians 2:20 Choral Club Band Jubilaires Quartet COLLEGE SENIORS WILLIAM SMITH Lake City, Iowa Romans 8: 16 Kletzing College ROBERTA SPURL1N St Paul, Minnesota Philippians 4:18 Oratorio Choir Foreign Missions Representative JOHN H. STARK Naperville, Illinois Romans 5:8 Students Forum Representative Mission Band Treasurer MARILYN TAGUE Belgrade, Minnesota JAMES S PKESBY Palouse, Washington I Corinthians 1:18 Forensics Oratorio Choir Senior Class President MARY ELIZABETH PYCJJK Mineral Point, Wisconsin Psalm 27:1 Glee Club Choral Club Cheerleader LESSAPSFORD Berkley, Michigan Job 22:21 Choral Chib—President Open Air Child Evangelism Baseball Band Trumpet Trio Student Forum Letterman’s Club HENRY .1 SCHMIDT Dalmeny, Canada ; 1 COLLEGE SENIORS TIAT HAN TAN Indramavu, Java FLORENCE WHEELER Belvidcre, Illinois John 12; 24 University of Illinois 2 years Fort Wayne Bible Institute 1 year Release Time School Dramatic Club JOHN WILLIAMS Columbus, Ohio Romans 8:28 Choral Club Crusaders Quartet WILLIAM YKOVCHICK Hartford, Connecticut Band ROGER YOU DERI AN Lewistown, Montana II Corinthians 5:17 Montana State College Oratorio Choir Senior Class Vice President RICARDO L. ZAPATA Los Ebanoa, Texas Psalm 12fi:5, ( Tabor College Band BARBARA ZUBYK Oakville, Connecticut EDWARD Z1ECH Milwaukee, Wisconsin COLLEGE BIBLE SCHOOL James Presby .President Roger Youderian .Vice President Lorraine Busch .Secretary Kenneth Houser . . Treasurer Allan Fadell .Student Forum Dale Golding President Hugh Shiveley. .Vice President Maxine Calvert Secretary Margaret Peel , Treasurer Jiggs Williams Student Forum CATHERINE BALL Peoria, Illinois Philippiaus 4:19 Child Evangelism ALBERT J. BA RENTE IN Wheatland, Iowa Galatians 2:2!) .. BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS IRENE ADAMS Inglis, Manitoba, Canada WILBUR ARM AGO ST Cat Creek, Montana Isaiah 40:31 Choral Club BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS OMAR HARO CIO Mexico, I). F, Mexico l John 4:19 Oratorial Choir—President International Club ERNEST BENHARDUS Dent, Minnesota Psalm 126:5, 6 RAYMONDEENHARDUS Deni, Minnesota II Corinthians 4:7 CHARLES RIXBY Richvilie, Minnesota John 4:13, 14 Open Air Child Evangelism LOIS B1XBY Fergus Falls, Minnesota John 15:10 Oratorial Choir WILLARD BJORN $T A I) Richvllle, Minnesota Galatians 2:29 Basketball I LENA MAY BLUNT Humeston, Iowa Psalm 28:7 Child Evangelism HELEN BORCHERS Luveme, Minnesota 1 Peter 5:7 GRACE E. CAMPBELL Ogden, Utah Philippians 2:5-11 Girls Glee Club Child Evangelism Release Time School AGNES CARMICHAEL Winnipeg, Montana Malachi 3:10 Girls Glee Club MARSHALL 1). CASE, JR, Monroe, Louisiana Philippians 4:13, 19 Baseball BERN IE L. BURT IS Edmonds, Washington Philippians 4:13 MAXINE CALVERT Muscatine, Iowa Psalm 34:1 Oratorial Choir Girl’s Glee Club—Secretary Senior Class Secretary Girls Trio BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS EDNA CARLSON Garden City, Minnesota ANNA MAE ISUBECK Clarion, Iowa Philippians 4:13 MAURICE L. BUBECK Clarion, Iowa Ephesians 2:8, 9 Moody Bible Institute 1 year LUCY CYBART Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Psalm 11 Prairie Bible Institute 1 year JEAN DELIA AN Iowa City, Iowa Galatians G:9 MELVIN L DIRKSEN Willow Lake, South Dakota Psalm 40:1 EMMETT. HOSIER . Aldersoti, West Virginia Colossians 3:15-17 146 mm BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS CHARLES CONKELL Marshall, Michigan 1 Thessalonians 2:4 Oratorial Choir ALMA CONRAD Erl anger, Kentucky Deuteronomy 31:8 Girls Glee Club Oratorial Choir Basketball EUNICE CARYLYNN COWLES Berkeley, California Colossians 3:1-4 Choral Club Basketball Release Time Class K. Y. B. Club D. V. B. S. LEONARD COX Leon, Iowa Philippians 4:19 r rv nr CAROL EVELAND Backus, Minnesota Ezekiel 8:18, 19 BEATRICE FEDELLICK Hampton, Iowa Romans 8:28 GEORGE FIFE Duluth, Minnesota Philippians 4:V.i DOLORES FERRELL Rochester, Minnesota Psalm 189:9, 10 Girls Glee Club BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS SYDNEY FRANK Minneapolis, Minnesota CURTIS FRANC St. Paul, M innesota Galatians 2:20 JOHN D. GILES Eau Claire, Wisconsin Galatians 2:20 RUBY GOINS Agency, Iowa Hebrews 12:1, 2 BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS HETTY HALBESSMAN Woods lock, M i n nesota Psalm 139:23, 24 MARY LOU HANSON Grand Forks, North Dakota Isaiah 50:7 Choral Club Pilette SHIRLEY HINCHLIFF Pullman, Washington Hebrews 12:1, 2 Sacred Heart School of Nursing 3 years DAN HINES Hines, Minnesota Isaiah 50:7 Choral Club Band DALE GOLDING Miller, Missouri Psalm 73:28 Senior Class President GLEN GOLIKE Medora, Illinois Ephesians 5:19, 20 Choral Club JEWELL GOULD New Castle, Nebraska 1 Peter 1:7 Child Evangelism LESLIE GRIFFITH Sandstone, Minnesota BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS JAY JENNINGS Sioux City, Iowa Acts 27:25 ARNOLD JOHNSON Edinburg, North Dakota I CoiinthUrns 10:13 GLADYS JOHNSON Forest Lake, Minnesota Hebrews 12:1, 2 Choral Club HOWARD JOSEPHSEN Dorothy, New Jersey II Corinthians 5:17 JEANNETTE HOAG Savannah, Georgia I John 3:1C Mercy School of Nursing 3 years ROBERT HOBSON Minneapolis, Minnesota HELEN JANSEN St. Paul, Minnesota Joshua l :9 Girls Glee Club EMILY L. JANSMA Detroit, Michigan I John 2:28 Ora to rial Choir 149 A, BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS MARVIN KANENGIETER Little Rock, Iowa Romans 8:28 JACOB B KRAUSE Butterfield, Minnesota Galatians 2:20 A1LEEN LANGENBACHER St. Paul, Minnesota Philippians 4:18 LAWRENCE JOHNSON Palisade, Minnesota Romans 10:9 CLAUDE LINDER Fargo, North Dakota ARBUTUS LINT SheHsburg, Iowa Philippians 8:10 DORIS MERRITT Hinckley, Minnesota Romans 8:28 Choral Club Oratorio Choir IDA MICKELSON Brooten, Minnesota Titus 2:5 7 BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS GIFFORD MYERS Strawberry Point, Iowa Titus 3:5 HELEN NEBEKGALL Austin, Minnesota Romans 11:33 Band Orchestra JEAN NELSON Clarissa, Minnesota Deuteronomy 33:27 Band JOHN OLSON Duluth, Minnesota I Corinthians 15:37 JUNE MOORE Minneapolis, Minnesota Psalm 119:105 Basketball KATHRYN MOORE Kalamazoo, Michigan 1 John 3:2 Philadelphia School of the Bible OSWALD M OR LEY Salem, Oregon BETTY MYERS Coshocton, Ohio 151 BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS THEDA OLYER Covington, Kentucky Revelation 5:9 ELEANORE OQUIST Pengilly, Minnesota Psalm 27:4 Prayer Band Leader Basketball MARGERY LOUISE OWEN Elk Mound, Wisconsin Deuteronomy 31:8 Eau Claire Teachers College 1 year J KENNETH PACE Chicago, Illinois Galatians 6:14 Choral Club Junior Class Vice President EILEEN PATTERSON Zion, Illinois Isaiah 26:4 JIM PATTERSON Pi field, Wisconsin Psalm 118:6 MARGARET PEEL Sibley, Iowa Proverbs 3:5, 6 Senior Class Treasurer MILDRED PIXLER Burr Oak, Kansas Luke .1:79 Oratorio Choir 152 HARLEY ROOF Auburn, New York Psalm 1:1,2 MILDRED E. ROGERS Worthington, Minnesota Deuteronomy 112:11, 12 Worthington Jr. College 1 year Girls Glee Club ROSE E. ROSEN DAHL Lake City, Iowa Isaiah 41:D, 10 PAUL L. RUST Luverne, Minnesota Philippians 1:2(J BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS MARIE RUSTON Des Moines, Iowa Philippians 3:10 HAROLD SALSTED St. Paul, Minnesota John 3:10 HUGH SHIVELEY Dell Rapids, South Dakota Psalm 27:1 CECIL SIEFKES Windom, Minnesota Philippians l;f Mi ss ion Re p i ese n tat i v e Child Evangelism BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS CHARLOTTE SILL Peoria, Illinois Psalm 37:5 MARTHA SMITH Ft. Wayne, Indiana PAUL SMITH Spencer, Iowa Philippians 4:19 RUTH SMITH Tecumseh, Nebraska DARLENE SWANSON Cushing Wisconsin John 15:16 Chicago Evangelistic Institute 2 years K ATMEIt INE TEICH KOEU Mountain Lake, Minnesota I Timothy 1:12 Oratorio Choir Glee Club LEON TOPE Charleston, West Virginia Romans 8:38, 39 Oratorio Choir RICHARD C. WEEKLY Hayward, Wisconsin Proverbs 3:6 BIBLE SCHOOL SENIORS VIOLET WINDQUI3T Big Rapids, Michigan Joshua 1:9 GORDON WITZ New Lisbon, Wisconsin John 15:16 LOLA RUTH WUTHNOW Hope, Kansas Isaiah 41:13 Girls Glee Club Child Evangelism D. V, B, S JAMES A. ZASPEL St. Paul, Minnesota HAROLD WE ST LUND Fargo, North Dakota Psalm 125:5, 6 BERNICE WHEELER Virogua, Wisconsin I John 3:2 Choral Club Trio FORREST WILLIAMS, JR. Oshkosh, Wisconsin Romans 1:1G Student Forum Debate Baseball Forensics Cheerleader JEANNE WILSON Independence, Iowa Psalm 91:2 BIBLE SCHOOL POST GRADUATES FRANK MOORE Patoka, Indiana CLEONE E, RASMUSSEN National City, California CHARLES N. WARDER Palatine, Illinois I . 156 VERNON AUNE U n d e r v ot d , Min n eso t a RICHARD ELLIOT Minneapolis, Minnesota JOANNA V GRIFFITH Luray, Virginia MAE HELLER Marshfield, Wisconsin MARTIN WIEBE Minneapolis, Minnesota SEMINARY GRADUATES E. STANLEY MORGAN Minneapolis, Minnesota WALTER C. HUNGER Minneapolis, Minnesota WILLARD CLAN CAMPBELL Lake Crystal, Minnesota ROBERT E. DENNISON Waltham, Minnesota RICHARD M. LEVERING Wallace, Idaho RICHARD S. STOREY Wrenshall, Minnesota I met God in the morning When the Day was at its best; And His presence came like sunrise With a glory in my breast. All day long the Presence lingered. All day long He stayed with me: And we sailed in perfect calmness O ' er a very troubled sea. Other ships were blown and battered. Other ships were sore distressed. But the winds that seemed to drive them, Brought to us both peace and rest. Then I thought of other mornings. With a keen remorse of mind, When I, too, had loosed the moorings, With the Presence left behind. So l think 1 know the secret, Learned from many a troubled way; You must seek Him in the morning. If you want Him through the Day. Ralph Cushman European Department A number of years ago there was a burden on the hearts of Northwestern- ers to do evangelistic work in Europe, and so it was conceived that missionaries should be trained for the Russian ministry. The Russian Department was formed and Dr. V. Vojta, under the leadership of Dr. W. B. Riley, was appointed dean. Since, however, the European situation has changed so rapid¬ ly and there are many people who need to hear the gospel, the European Department was formed to take the place of the Russian Department and it includes French, Spanish, German, and Russian languages. A number of students on the picture are definitely preparing to go to Europe to do mission work among the various peoples. Today we have four teachers and over one hundred students in the language department. These teachers include: Miss Shirley Johnson, instructor in Spanish and French, Miss Violet Munter, in¬ structor in German, Mr. Max Eisenbraun, instructor in Russian and Dr. Vojta. 160 Foreign Missions Fellowship The Fellowship provides an outlet for students interested in and preparing for service in foreign fields. This active group was responsible for a weekly publication entitled “Vision.” Dr. Harry Stam, faculty advisor, gives counsel and encouragement to mem¬ bers of the Fellowship; Henry Hazelton edited the weekly publi¬ cation ; President Roy Irving was the spark which caused the sign in the picture upper right to be true; Waldrom Scott lends an interested ear and helping hand to Harriet Tenhoff in the office work while Roberta Spurlin checks the files with Mae Koksma, efficient Foreign Missions Fellowship Secretary. 161 Practical Work The highways . . . the by-ways . . . the hedges . . . this summer two hundred eighty-five Northwestern students spent all or part of their summer in teaching and directing vacation Bible schools. Geographically, they invaded the sections of the United States west through Montana and Colorado, east to Delaware, south through the Ozarks and Arkansas and north to the Canadian border. Northwestern’s Daily Vacation Bible School program started many years ago in the hearts of three young men and was known as Student Evangelism. It has been used mightily of the Lord to bring the gospel to many all over the country. 163 mm On To The Goal On to the goal! Press on! Alone, yet unafraid; He cut the path who beckons thee, On then, and undismayed. On to the goal! Press on! The Eyes that are a flame Are watching thee, what then are men What matter praise or blame? On to the goal! Press on! Look not behind thee now, When just ahead lies His ' Well done And crowns await thy brow. On to the goal! Press on! Blind, deaf, and sometimes dumb , Along the uphill, blood-marked road. Hard after Christ, press on!” August I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of (,od in Christ Jesus ' Philipjiiaiis 3:1 l Northwestern Conference The buildings, dormitories and meeting houses as well have been planned and designed by Dr. William Paul who directs the Mission Farms activities. There are rustic bridges, fort-styled dormi¬ tories, igloos and tepees, dotting the grounds providing beauty and comfort for the campers. Shaded walks beside the lake, con¬ venient tables and benches for picnickers, and a new lunch stand all add to the interest and enjoyment of days spent in communion with nature and with nature ' s God. i i 166 t S Young people attending the Medicine Lake Conference find hours of relaxation and opportunities for fellowship. Dr. Graham and Beverly Shea enjoy a conference with some of the young people. T. W. Wilson, Cliff Barrows, and Merve Rosell put on their best smiles for the cameraman. Dr. John Siemens and Dr. Graham con¬ fer as T. W. Wilson and an unidentified on-looker listen attentive¬ ly. A new lunch stand outside the door of the tabernacle seems to beckon some to refreshments. Outstanding speakers from the world over are brought to the conference at Medicine Lake each year to bring messages to those who attend the camp. Dr. Graham converses with Dr. Harry Ironside, former pastor of Moody Church in Chicago and well- known conference speaker on the steps of Youth Chapel. A typical audience is pictured as they listen attentively to the message being presented from the Word of God. Dean J. Edwin Hartill, always a conference favorite, enjoys fellowship with Northwestern stu¬ dents who gather at the front of the tabernacle after each meet¬ ing. The hillside service at the vesper hour is always an inspirational part of the day. Student Index ABBAS, LaVONNE ABELS, BETTY JEAN ABSI-IIRE, ROSE ACKERMAN, PAT ACTON, ERNEST ADAMS, IRENE ADAMS, LOIS ALBAUGH, ARDEN ALDEN, DONALD ALMOND, ROY E. AMUNRUD, ARDEN ANDERSEN, MIRIAM ANDERSEN, RUT1I ANDERSON, AUDREY (Mrs. Wilson) ANDERSON, ELEANOR ANDERSON, HELEN ANDERSON, JOHNNIE A. ANDERSON, LEON ANDERSON, RALPH D. ANDERSON, T. Lloyd ANDERSON, WILSON ANDERSTROM, CALVIN ANKER, SHIRLEY ARMAGOST, WILBUR ARMSTRONG, GERALD AIIRASMITH, JEANETTE ASKREN, WALDEN A. ASP, GEORGE ATIlNOS, BOB ATTOE, ARDIS ATWELL, MARJORIE ATWOOD, HERB ATWOOD, PHIL AUNE, CHARLOTTE AUNE, VERNON AVERY, LESTER F. BABCOCK, PAUL DAVID BACKMAN, CAROL BACKSTROM, DAVID BADER, ALICE BAERG, RUEBEN BAILEY, BETTY BAILEY, EUGENE BAILEY, H. BOB BAILEY, ROBERT W. BAKER, JOAN M. BALDWIN, C. MARK BALL, CATHERINE BALLENT1NE, JOHN BALTENSPERGER, EDITII BALTENSPERGER, JOHN BARDOLE, DARLENE BARENTHIN, AL BARNES, ANNIE MAE BARNES, EILEEN BARNETT, FRANK E. 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Marie, Michigan Lake Lillian, Minnesota Austin, Minnesota Glenrock, Wyoming Chariton, Iowa Spencer, Iowa Chariton, Iowa Minneapolis, Minnesota La Crosse, Wisconsin VanDyne, Wisconsin Detroit, Michigan Minneapolis, Minnesota Anoka, Minnesota Underwood, Minnesota Underwood, Minnesota Wellington, Ohio Sandstone, Minnesota Ingallston, Minnesota Cushing, Minnesota Anoka, Minnesota Fresno, California Cheyenne, Wyoming Webster, Wisconsin Meod, Nebraska Minneapolis, Minnesota Marshall, Michigan Flint, Michigan Peoria, Illinois Minneapolis, Minnesota Nebraska City, Nebraska Nebraska City, Nebraska Des Moines, Iowa Wheatland, Iowa Rocky Mount, North Carolina St. Paul, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 169 Freshman Bible School Freshman I hhlt 1 Sclu k j] Freshman Bible School Junior Bible School Freshman College Senior Bible School Junior Bible School Freshman College Freshman Bible School Freshman Bible School Freshman College Medical Bible School Junior College Freshman Bible School Special Special Freshman Bible School Freshman College Sophomore College Special Freshman Bible School Junior College Freshman Bible School Senior Bible School Ju nior Bible School Jun io r Bible School Junior Bible School Senior College Freshman Bible School Junior Bible School Freshman Bible School Freshman Seminary Bible School Special Special Freshman College Freshman Bible School Freshman College Junior College Junior Bible School Freshman Seminary College Freshman College Junior Bible School Senior College Junior Bible School Freshman College Senior Bible School Freshman Bible School Junior Bible School Junior Bible School Freshman College Senior Bible School Special Junior College Freshman Bible School BARNETT, J. 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BOWERS, WILLIAM BOWMAN, RALPH II. BRABAND, WALLACE BRACCINI, TALBERT J. BRANN, MARILYN BRANT, MYRNA BRAY, DONALD BRIDGE, JAMES BRIESKE, ELINOR BRIESKE, PHYLLIS R. BRONG, WINNIFRED BROSTROM, DAVID BROWN, I-IORTENSE BROWN, JERROLD BROWN, JOANN BROWN, LOIS M. BRUESKE, LAYTON BRUNS, MARDEAN BRUSH, DAVID BUBECK, ANNA MAE BUBECK, MAURICE BUCHANAN, NINA MARIE BUDKE, HAROLD BULL, DALE BULL, KENNETH BULLA, LYNNE BUNGER, C. WALTER BURGHARD, ALEX BURT1S, BERNIE L. BUSCH, LORRAINE BUTLER, HARLOW BUTTON, JOSEPH CABLE, GEORGE CALLAHAN, JUNE CALVERT, KEN CALVERT, MAXINE CAMPBELL, GLEN CAMPBELL, GRACE CAMPBELL, MINNIE CAMPBELL, RICHARD CARIBIDES, MARY CARLSON, ARNOLD R, CARLSON, EDNA CARLSON, R. ALLEN CARMICHAEL, AGNES CARNELL, DORIS CARR, ROSEMARY CASCADEN, ROBERT CASE, EVA JEAN CASE, MARSHALL CAVINDER, ANNABELLE CECIL, WALTER R. CHAMBERS, JAMES C. CHESTNUTT, R. 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FRANK W. CODLINGS, LLOYD COMBS, PEARL COMSTOCK, LOIS CONDI FF, RON ALDA CON KELL, CHARLES CONNOLLY, KENNETH CONRAD, ALMA CONRAD, LLOYD COOK, CLARA COOK, DWIGHT COOK, JIM COOK, ROY W. COOPER, CLARA COOPER, JIM CORAY, PRISCILLA CORNELL, DORIS COR HELL, TOM CORY, ALLEN COURTS, HAROLD DEAN COUSINS, PAUL COWLES, EUNICE C. COWLEY, MARJORIE COX, LEONARD COX, RUTIl CRABTREE, ROBERT L. CRACKEN, GEORGET CRAKER, VIVIAN 1. CRANE, ESTHER M. CR1PPS, FLOYD E. CROFT, JAMES CROOKS, ARLENE CROSS, LEROY C. CROWE, EARL CURRY, MARIAN JO CURTIS, SHIRLEY CYBART, LUCY DALBEY, ETHEL DALTON, CARL DALTON, GENE DAMMAR, VIRGIE DANSON, ELVA DAVIDSON, MARY JEAN DAVIS, PATRICIA JOAN DAWSON, FLOYD DAWSON, HOWARD DAY, ALLEN DAY, EARL L. 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DEWITT, ERNEST DEWSNAP, HOWARD DEZWARTE, CARROLL DIBBLE, NADINE DICKINSON, MARJORIE DIETZ, RONALD II. DILMORE, SAM J. DIMOND, CAROLYN DION, ALICE DIRKS, BEN DIRKSON, MELVIN DISTEFANO, J. RICHARD DIVERS, BOB DODGE, ALICE DOLASH, DEAN DONALDSON, JIM DOSIER, EMMETT DUGGAN, MARY JANE DUNCAN, DAN DURFEE, LAURENCE EARP, ALDA EASTMAN, LOREN EBERT, WILMA ECKI-IARETT, WALTER EDGELL, LESLIE EDMAN, RUTH EIIEESMAN, PEARL EIMS, IVAN L. EISENBRAUM, MAX EKERIIOLM, VERNON EKSTROM, ELAINE ELLER, GLENDA ELLIOT, DICK ELLIS, BOB ELLIS, LENORE ELLISON, BARBARA EMERY, HAROLD EMERY, JOAN ENGEN, WILLIAM J. 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A. ERWAY, MILTON ESPLAND, HARVEY ESS1CK, JOYCE EVELAND, CAROL EVELAND,EARL EVENSEN, EARL EVERETT, LOREN FADEL, ALLEN FA DEL, JANE FADENRECHT, EVA MAE FAIR, DORIS FAIRBANKS, SHIRLEY ANN FARLEY, MARJORIE M. FAST, CHESTER II. FEDELLECK, BEATRICE FEELY, JAMES FEELY, JAYNE FEERO, DONNA FELDMANN, GEORGE FELKER, LES FERGUSEN, ROSEMARY FERRELL, DOLORES FIEK, IIARLEN F. FIFE, GEORGE FIGHT, LOYD A. FINDERS, GLENN A FLANNIGAN, ELAINE FOGG, DAVID FOLKERS, JAMES FOLKERTS, LUTETTA FORSBERG, VERNON FOSS, LOIS FOSTER, BEVERLY FRANCE, GLORIA FRANK, SYDNEY FRANKLIN, STANLEY FRANS, CURTIS FRANS, KENNETH FRAUENFELDER, LILLIAN FREDERISKSON, PAUL FRIESE, ZELDA ERIE SEN, LOYAL FULLER, BEVERLY FULLER, RICHARD FULTON, MARY GANZEL, TED GARDINER, LOIS GARDINER, THOMAS II. GARLAND, HAROLD E. GATTON, T. D. 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