Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1954 volume:

r To you who have been faithful in service and prayer during days of testing; To you who have been an inspiration and example to us; We gratefully dedicate our Scroll To you who have been faUhful in service and prayer during days of testing; Io you who have been an inspiration and example to us; We gratefully dedicate our Scroll. i. M ARCASEARCH AMM archive iLaccess it Discrepancy Report Customer; University of Northwestern Job : 28188 Discrepancy Report Number: 1454 - | Product: Wootc Book Number: Mis-Numbered Page Page Numbered:_ Will Refer to Page Number:- Missing Page(s) Page ' s Skips from: to ° - Pages Missing: 7_toji Blank Pages Pages:_to_are Blank and are not Imaged End of Record Page_is the last page with data entered in this book Oversized Document Page_contains a document 15 by 23 - Image Number _ Other ArcaSearch Representative Date: Doc. 3530_01_99_03 11-17 DR. RICHARD A. ELVEE WELCOME TO OUR PRESIDENT Days spent in prayer shall never be forgotten. For two long years we waited for God’s man to be our leader . God did not fail us; He sent you, Dr. Elvee, to be our challenger and commander. Thus, we wel¬ come you, Mr President, to our beloved School and pray God’s blessing upon your ministry with us in these days and in the days to come. ' $o teach us to number our DAYS that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom, ' 9 . « Psalm 90:12 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT DAYS Perhaps the most pathetic testimony to he found is that of Jacob who said to Pharaoh, “The days of the years of my pilgrimage are an MO years: few and evil have the days of the years of my life been ” Days at Northwestern, by the grace of God, are not few and evil. Our testimony is like the famous committee of four lepers in Samaria. You remember they said to each other, “Why sit we here til) w ? e die? They went to the task and found food and clothing. Having found what they needed, they said, “This day is a day of good tidings, and we hold our peace—come, lei us go and tell the king’s household.” We want to tell you that this is a day of good tidings and in this Scroll we would like to talk about days at Northwestern. Days of service to Jesus Christ. Days of learning of His will for our lives Days of seeing His provision for our needs. Days of challenge for dedicated lives Days of occupying until He come DR RICHARD A ELVEE . 4 .v p ' ■ ' ' ■ A r ■ ■■ ■ ' r ■ O.W 1 ' 14 George J. Carlson B-Sc. in Ed. Northwestern Univer¬ sity. B.Th. Northern Baptist Theo¬ logical Seminary, R.D. Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Tli.D. Northern Baptist Theologi¬ cal Seminary; Church History f Systematic Theology Psalms 23:1 Richard V. Clearwaters A,B, Kalamazoo College, A.M. University of Chicago, B.D Northern Baptist Theological Seminary D.D, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary; Homi¬ letics, Pastoral Theology. Paul L. Kaufman A,B, Wheaton College, A,M. Wheaton College; Bible, Greek. Phil. 4: 6, 7 Theological Seminary Enoch E. Mattson G. Douglas Young B S. Acadia University, Westmin¬ ster Theological Seminary, B.D. Faith Theological Seminary, S.T.IVU Faith Theological Semi¬ nary, Ph.D. Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning; Dean of the Theological Semi¬ nary; Archaeology, Bible, He¬ brew Proverbs 16:3 B.S. Wheaton College, Th.M, Dal¬ las Theological Seminary, Th.D. Dallas Theological Seminary; Bible, Theology, Ephesians 1:3-6 16 ,Now in the original Hebrew , , The Seminary of Northwestern Schools includes several curriculums. The standard course was revised to present many practical items needed for the preparation of today’s pastor- evangelist, The other curriculums — ones in which students may major in the Old Testament and its languages, New Testament, Systematic Theology, or Historical Theology—are intended for the preparation of those who de¬ sire to enter the field of Christian re¬ search and teaching. This revision results in the placing of a greater em¬ phasis not only on the practical needs of the pastorate in the one case, but on the grammatical, historical, and exegetic study of the Word in the other. Ancient History? Just a moment Vll look it up. LeRoy Gager Northwestern Bible School, A.B, Wheaton College, Th.B, South¬ western Baptist Theological Semi¬ nary; Bible, Evangelism. II Cor, 5:17 Paul S. Haik A,R. Wheaton College, Th,M, Dal¬ las Theological Seminary; Bible, Bible Archaeology, Greek. II Cor. 9:8 J. Edwin Hartill A.B. Muskingum College, B,D. Northwestern Theological Semi¬ nary, D.D, Bob Jones University; Dean oj Bible College; Bible. Phil, 3:10 Bible and Biblical Languages Edward D. Simpson B.S, Wheaton College, B.D, East¬ ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Th.M, Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Th,D. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary; Bible. Galatians 2:20 Terry C. Hulbert A.B. University of Western On¬ tario, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary; Greek . If Cor. 5:20, 21 Now, HI give you my views . Look here — this is the way it should he. Taking the Word of God to a world of men involves an intimate walk with the Savior, a burning passion for those in need, and a thorough knowl¬ edge of the Gospel Therefore, these departments offer studies in the Scriptures with a view to making them “profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: that the man of God may he complete, thoroughly fur¬ nished unto all good works. ” A look at archaeology Inca E, Johnson B.S. University of Minnesota; Christian Education. Colossi a ns 3:23, 24 Learning through teaching. Christian Education Experience is an effective teacher. Therefore, students are prepared for future responsibilities in supervised programs in churches and weekday religious education classes, A vital spiritual preparation is offered in this program which balances with spiritual and academic impression, practical opportunities for expression. Learning to know Him is the pre-requisite to spiritual service Therefore, the teaching of this department maintains a cen¬ tral emphasis on Bible study—to know His word; Pedagogy -—to emulate His methods; Psychology ' —to develop an un¬ derstanding of men, made in His image. Experience in visitation. Frances Simpson A.B Wheaton College, M.R.E. Eastern Baptist Theological Semi¬ nary; Christian Education. Isaiah 30:21 Commercial Education Helen Baxter Minnesota School of Commerce, Gregg College, Music Department, Gustavus Adolphus; Commercial Education , Phil. 4:IS The Commercial Department trains men and women for Christian service in the field of business. In order to accom¬ plish this, the department offers a two-year secretarial course including fundamental Bible subjects and the study of the required secretarial subjects—shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping and office procedure. Reproducing a copy . Shirley Almen Gustavus Adolphus College A.B. University of Minneso¬ ta, A.M. University of Min nesota; French, Spanish. I Timothy 2:5 Marilyn Clark A.B Northwestern College of Liberal Arts, Graduate Work, Macalester College; Literature , Journalism. Psalms 32:7 Doris Frank A,R. Wheaton College, Grad¬ uate Work, University of Minnesota; Composition, Literature. Psalms 73:25, 26 Jean Makas A.B. University of Chicago, A M. University of Chicago; English Language , Litera¬ ture. John 15:16 Kingsley R, Stern B.S. Wheaton College, A.M. University of Michigan; English, Science. Phil 4:13 Rachel B Thompson A.B. St Olaf College; Eng¬ lish, Composition. Isaiah 41:10 Ethel Jones Wilcox University of Minnesota; Christian Life, Remedial English. I Thess. 5:18 David S Wipf A.B, Dakota Wesleyan Uni¬ versity; German, Sociology. Romans 5:1 An English Conference Modern Languages and Literature The courses in this department have been organized with the double view of helping each student to the skills of clear and eT fective expression in the English language and to the ability to appreciate and evaluate critically our heritage of literature. Through the study of modern languages one learns to appreciate and understand the literature and languages of other cul¬ tures. The study of language is of par¬ ticular value to those entering missionary work. Spanish and South America . J AN ET M cLe LAN D B.S. University of Minne¬ sota, Graduate Work Uni¬ versity of Minnesota; Phy¬ sical Education. Prow 3:5, 6 Resting Oswald H. Mol ley Willamette University, Northwestern Bible School; Physical Education Athletic Director Phil. 3:10 Physical Education Robert L. Pickering R S, University of Minne¬ sota; Graduate Work, Uni¬ versity of Minnesota; Phy¬ sical Education . Colossians 3:23 The physical education program seeks to help the individual become more socially efficient through practical application of Christian and democratic principles in recreational activities, and to inte¬ grate the development of good health habits, ath¬ letic skills, attitudes, and appreciations into the Christian character of the individual. Speech Ella Erway B.S. Wheaton College, A.M. Teacher ' s College, Columbia University; Dramatics, Speech. Romans 12:1, 2 Mark: W. Lee Nyack Missionary Training Institute, A + B. Wheaton College, A.M, Wheaton Graduate School; Debate, Homiletics, Oratory, Radio, Speech. Hebrews 10:36 Bruce Barton recently asked “What has happened to the good talkers? In my father’s day one of the most important courses in college was public speaking. It was compulsory for every boy—no excep¬ tions,” Five years ago a full speech program was opened at Northwestern so that students are offered courses in every popular field of public speaking including platform ad- dr ess, homiletics, interpretation, radio, dramatics, oratory, debate. A class in radio technique . Shirley L. Langerak A,B + Northwestern College of Liberal Arts; Debate, Dramatics, Speech. Psalms 16:11 Reuben J. Johnson R. Mus. Ed. Northwestern University, M. Ed. Univer¬ sity of Minnesota; Conduct ing, Harmony, Music Edu¬ cation, Piano. Psalms 91:2 William B t Berntsen Moody Bible Institute, A.B. Iowa State Teacher ' s Col¬ lege, M. Mus Northwestern University; Music Theory r Organ, Piano. Galatians 2:20 Philipp Gustafson B. Mus. Northwestern Uni- versity, M, Mus, Northwest¬ ern University; Church Mu sic Administration, Hymnol- ogy. Piano , Voice. Psalms 23 Carl W. Landahl A, B, University of Minne¬ sota, B. Mus, Columbia School of Music, M. Mus. Columbia School of Music, B. D. California Baptist Theo¬ logical Seminary, Royal Scottish Academy of Music; Church Music, Piano. Psalms 116:1, 2 Music Anthony M. Trotto Graduate, The Army Music School, Northwestern Uni¬ versity, Minneapolis College of Music, Virginia, Minn. Jr. College; Instrumental Music and Theory, Phil. 4:13 Oliver A. Mggck B,P. Srn. Morningside Col¬ lege, M. Ed, University of Minnesota, Graduate Work, Chicago Musical College: Music Theory, Voice. Galatians 2:20 26 Do it this way! Hold the note Our Conservatory of Music, to which lias been com mittcd the preservation and dissemination of our rich musical heritage, is dedicated to provide a well- rounded program of music education together with the finest in opportunities for active participation in musical activities of all types. Work offered covers all the important areas of music activity—perform¬ ance, composition and theory, teaching, church music, choral music, and applied music in all fields. All together , sing. Charles A, Aung ALB. University of Minnesota, M.S- University of Minnesota M.D, University of Minnesota; Contagious Diseases, Gynecology , Pediatrics, School Physician, John 3:16 J. W. Cook Northwestern Bible School, B.S. University of Minnesota, M.R.E, Northwestern Theological Semi¬ nary; Missions, Sociology . f Peter 2:7 Missions Robert J. Meyers B.S. University of Minnesota, A.B. University of Minnesota, M.B. University of Minnesota, M.D. University of Minnesota; Anato¬ my. Gen. 1:1 — Rev. 22:21 The student’s preparation for missionary service includes a survey of the history of Christian missions together with a study of the present conditions on world mission fields. Courses in comparative religions, phonetics, anthropology and a thorough training in first aid and medical lectures enable the students to become effective witnesses for the Lord, Harry St am A.B. W Keaton College, Wheaton College; Missions. II Cor. 9:8 Curios from our missionaries , Medical missionaries are needed UtVEUliGSl Our constant reminder « VS ACTS 1:8 2 ( J Science and Mathematics ££ Row on row, the bottles stand. Each with its view of wonders great; And in the test tubes slender lines Are seen the things our God creates The student of science lias a double purpose in his study—- first, to keep abreast of the scientific world so that he can he a more effective Christian servant; second, to open the door that shows God’s pattern in every item of creation.” 0. E. Sanden A. B. University of Texas, B. D. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, LL.IX Northwestern College of Liberal Arts, Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Yale School Applied Physiology, Dean of Liberal Arts College; Nat¬ ural Science, Philosophy. Phil 2:5 Oliver G, Titrud B«S, Remidji State Teachers College, MS, University of Denver, Oak Hills Christian Training School; Biology. Luke 19:10 30 The Department of Mathematics is one of service to (he other departments—assisting the pastor or missionary to prepare a budget and keep records, supplying the subject-matter for the teacher of mathematics or providing a limited amount of pre-pro fession a 1 backgr oun d I never saw that before , Experimenting . fhat’s right , it works Helen F. Brooks A.B Hastings College, A.M. University of Nebraska, Ph.D University of Nebras¬ ka; History. Matt. 28:20b John E. Baulin A.B. Northwestern Univer¬ sity, A.M. Northwestern University, Moody Bible In stilute, Evangelical Free Church Seminary; History, Political Science. Phil. 4:13 Elmer M. Johnson B 5 University of Minne¬ sota; Philosophy, Sociology. I Cor. 15:58 Mrs W. B. Riley A.B. University of Minne¬ sota, LL.D. Bob Jones Uni¬ versity; Dean of Women , Social Institutions Isaiah 12:2 Social Sciences The presentation of the events of the present-day world against the background of the centuries past; a survey of history from the ancient records through to today’s scenes; an explanation of man as a social being, his social organiza¬ tion and institutions—these and many other fields are in¬ cluded in the Department of Social Sciences. 32 Now the conditions of this world .... History Majors! Psychology and Education Teaching teachers This department serves to broaden the student’s background of general educa¬ tion, The courses in Physeology are aimed at acquainting the student with an understanding of human behavior. Through such an understanding the in¬ ti ividua! should be better equipped to cope with his own environment, to live in association with others, and to guide those who shall come to him into an ef¬ ficient program of life. An elementary education major has been established at Northwestern to train Christian teachers for elementary school teaching in public and private schools. George Makas A.B. University of Chicago, A.M. University of Minnesota, Gradu¬ ate Work, Chicago Musical Col¬ lege; Dean of Men , Education and Psychology . Isaiah 26:3 Grace Lund B.S, Eau Claire State Teachers College, M.S. University of Wis¬ consin, Graduate Work, Wheaton College; Education and Psychol¬ ogy. Psalms 27:1 A close-up view . ' X Dorotha Williams A.B. Pennsylvania State College, A.B. in L.S. University of Michi¬ gan, A.M. University of Minne¬ sota; Librarian. John 2:28 Helen L, Hill B.S. in Ed. Eau Claire State Teachers College, University of Wisconsin, University of Minne¬ sota; Assistant Librarian . Dent. 31:8 Library Some study; some just look . A glance at the bulletin board . The lib rary is an integral part of any educa¬ tional institution and Northwestern’s Library is growing up to meet that standard. All services are provided in the main reading room, with Room 303 available for those who prefer a measure of solitude. It ' s a long way up to the library—-just ask those who come huffing up from the cafeteria-—-but worth the climb. Periodicals, books, pamphlets, audio-visual aids—all these are there to enrich the student’s class work or provide enjoyable and worthwhile recreation for those occasional spare moments. A new service of the Library has been that of furnishing information in the field of Christian films. The jacuity helps. . . . Way over there „ . - Where’s your hat? , , , Shining things up Can 1 help it? . , That tvill be a nickeL . Inside and outside. . . . One last sip Watch that ball! . . , Raising the roof. . , . Register here. . . Stanley R. Cook F a ' ec u ti ve Vice- pres ident. I Sam, 12:24 Administrative Staff Lucy Lee Bascom B.S. in Nursing, Ohio State University, Grace Theologi¬ cal Seminary; School Nurse, First Aid Jeremiah 20:8, 9 Loren F. Bridges Director of Radio Romans 8:28 Lloyd L. Buckles B,S. Iowa State College; Comptroller John 6:35 William P. Gowler Dorothy Hanna A.B Northwestern College Northwestern Bihle School, of Liberal Arts, A.M. South- B-R.E, Northwestern Theo ern Methodist University; logical Seminary; Executive Registrar, History Secretary, Alumni Associa- Psnlm 46 lion. Parliamentary Latv. Proverbs 3:5 6 William T. Henderson Forrest Williams College of Charleston, Uni- Northwestern Schools; Di¬ versity of South Carolina; rector r Christian Work and Assistant to the Vice-presi- Placement, dent . Romans 1:16 Hebrews 13:13 Board of Directors President , Dr. Richard A. Elvee Chairman, Di 0. A. Look Assistant Chairman , Dr. R, V, Clearwaters Secretary, Victor P. Chamberlain Treasurer, Frank E, Clawson MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Dr. Curtis B. Akenson Neal T. MacKenzie Paul H. A lb in son E, H, Matthias A. 0. Bjorklund A1 Mettel Dr, Walter E, Bridge N, T, Meats J. Colgate Buckbee Dr, Ralph Mitchell C. A, Burnham Dr. Win. H. Murk H. J, Burrow Dr. J, Palmer Muntz Victor P. Chamberlain Dr. Martin Nordland Mrs, Benjamin 0. Chapman Carlysle Norris Frank E. Clawson Dr, Earle V, Pierce Dr R, V, Clearwaters Walter Reschlein N. F. Cornelius Dr. John R. Rice John M, Edlund Mrs. W, B, Riley Dr. Thor A. Hansen Dr. Mervin E. Rosell Dr. Paul K, Hendricks Hannes Rypkcma Rev. Walter B. Horn Edgar Sea berg Rev. Robert F. Kittrell Dr. John R, Siemens Judge James T, Knutson A. F. Toavs Per M. Larson Carl 0. Wallin Dr. Rudolph Logefeil Dr. S, Marx White Dr, 0, A, Look Manly A, Wilcox Dr. 0. P. Lovik Rev. John P. Woods Ruby Albee Secretary, Dean of Women Office Myrna Brant Secretary, the President Violet Christo pherson Bookkeeper Margaret Coombe Secretary t Dean of the Seminary Shirley Edgerton Secretary ; Organist, KTIS Radio Mary Lou Haburn Secretary, Christian Work Office Shirley Halberg Secretary, Dean of Liberal Arts College NOT PICTURED: Arbis Attoe Secretary, Registrar s Office Verta Haines Library Lucille Montgomery Secretary, Registrars Office Staff Marjorie Isaacson Switchboard Operator Lillice Long Mailing Department Delores Olson Secretary, Music Detriment Geneva Peterson Bookkeeper Dorothy Quernemoen Secretary, Comptroller Arlene Simpson Secretary , Dean of the Bible College Jean Smith Secretary , Christian Work Office Walton Walker Office Manager Anna belle Wilson Pilot Office Those calm moments before entering, These are they who achieved high honors and awards Class Day Processional, This day will be remembered Bible School Seniors Nancy Etc ji ever ry Hamilton, N. D. Bible I Corinthians 1 :9 C. Glenn Cook Austin, Texas Bible Jeremiah 9:23, 24 Class Officer 1, 4; Student Forum 1. Winnie Olson Columbus, Nebraska Missions Joshua 1:9 Eagle Staff 2, Inez A. Patz Pound, Wisconsin Missions I Corinthians 15:58 Projectionist Club 3. Norma Fowler Shipp Endicott, New York Bible Isaiah 40:31 A Capella Choir 1, 2, 4. Gordon Shipp Plainfield, Iowa Pastors Course John 14:1-3 Basketball 1, Bible College Seniors Joanne Aronson Webster, Wisconsin Bible Colossians 2:13, 14 Jeannette Alden Spencer, Iowa Bible Nahum 1:7 Lelan Asa Torrington, Wyoming Bible Philippians 1:6 Debate 3, 4; Student Pastor 2, 3, 4 Joy Beal Ferndale, Michigan Missions Romans 11:33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Oratorio Choir L 2; A Capella Choir 3. Lloyd Boomgardbn Steamboat Rock, Iowa Bible Hebrews 12:2 Donald Brueske Elgin, Minnesota Bible I John 1:9 Orval Byrd Tipton, Indiana Bible Philippians 3:13, 14 Student Pastor 4. Robert Dale Carey Gettysburg, S. Dak. Bible 1 Corinthians 15:57, 58 Bible College Seniors Nak e L Counter New Dorp, Staten Is., N. Y. Bible Psalms 91:2 Oratorio Choir 1; Camera Club 4; Child Evangelism L Harold Gene Dalton Collinsville, III Bible I Corinthians 15:58 Althea Eisele Elmo Kansas Christian Education Proverbs 3:5, 6 Oratorio Choir L 2; Eagle Staff 3. Harvey Espland Lake Norden, S. Dak. Bible Philippians 1 6 Sec. of G. M. C. 4; Child Evangelism 3. Ruth E. Curran Oshkosh, Wisconsin Christian Education Philippians 2:16 Victor Dourte Zullinger, Pa. Bible Isaiah 41:10 Dramatics 3, 4; Scroll ness Manager 4. Rush Eunice Erickson Ashern, Manitoba, Canada Christian Education I Samuel 12:24 Class Secretary L Lois Ellen Gantz Culver, Minnesota Missions Psalms 127:1 Child Evangelism 2; Treasurer. 3. Class m ' Bible College Seniors Eleanor Gilbert Akron, Ohio Missions Philippians 1:20 Prayer Band Leader 2, Esther Hawley 0wings Mills, Maryland Bible Psalms 40:5 Lawrence John Hawley Reis terst own, Maryland Bible Romans 11:33 Youth Evangelism 1; Gos¬ pel Magic 4. Calvin G. Hill Moline, Illinois Evangelism Exodus 4:12 Prayer Band Leader 2. Evelyn Hoffmeyer River Falls, Wise Missions Galatians 2:20 Choir 1; Nurses 5 Christian Fellowship 3. Wesley Earl Johnson Robbinsdale, Minn, Bible Romans 8:28 Young People’s Director 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir Director 1, 2, 3,4. William Kirkpatrick Muskegon, Michigan Missions Ephesians 3:20 Joyce Hursh Zaffke Pine River, Minnesota Christian Education Proverbs 3:6 Class Secretary 3 Bible College Seniors Alyce Meloon Buffalo, N. Y, Christian Education Deuteronomy 31:8 Vision Staff 4. Martha Morvay Union City, Pa. Missions I Samuel 12:24 Eugene Ongna Sheboygan Falls, Wise. M issions Galatians 6:14 Oratorio Choir 1; Basket¬ ball 1, 3; Student Forum Pres. 4. Robert L. Schneider Lancaster, Wise. Missions Matthew 9:37, 38 Charles L. Simpson Storden, Minnesota Bible Philippians 1:6 Quartet 3; Oratorio Choir 1; Gospel Team L Agnes Sanders Greenville, Michigan M issions Proverbs 3:5, 6 Oratorio Choir L Robert J. Shifflett Atchison, Kansas Bible Malachi 2:6 Class President 2; Student Pastor 1,2, 3,4; G. M. C 1; Class Treasurer 4. Lena Sinland Ragley, Minnesota Commercial Psalms 28:7 Bible College Seniors Peter Skogerro Brownsdale, Minn, mm 1 Thessaloniarcs 5:24 G. M, C, 2; Class President 2; Student Forum 3, Paul F. Smith S pencer, Iowa Missions Philippians 4:19 Hugh R. Snell Marshalltown, Iowa M is s ions Philippians 1:6 Projectionist Club 3, Clyde 0. Speas Gilman, Iowa Bible John 3:30 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. George Moody Stewart, Jr, McLean, Virginia Evangelism Matthew 21:22 Stanley D. Tolle Spencer, Iowa Bible Romans 3:38, 39 John Swearingen Brainerd, Minn Missions Psalms 55:22 Student Pastor 3, 4. Edna M. Terlouw Pella, Iowa Missions Joshua 1:9 Nurses Fellowship 3, Bible College Seniors Patricia Van Boentng Venango, Nebraska Commercial Ephesians 3:19 Band 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. Ethel Vatthauer Ridgeway, Iowa Christian Education Galatians 2:20 Oratorio Choir 1; Scroll 3. Helen L. Wahlbgrg Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Christian Education Philippians 4:13 Dorothy Webb Fremont, Nebraska Missions Psalms 18:30 Warren J, Wessman Cokato, Minn. Bible I John 3:1 3 Royd White Allan, Nebraska Evangelism Philippians 1:6 F- M. F. 2; Prayer Band Leader 3, Keith Whiticar Toronto, Canada Bible and Evangelism II Corinthians 3:5 S t u dent Forum 3; Class President 3 Not pictured: Lester Felker Richard Krenz Rollin Lane Donna Mueksch Daniel Thompson Elmer Towns Ross W. Winters Hazel Park, Michigan Bible Hebrews 12:1, 2 Liberal Arts Seniors Donald Verne Alden Shellsburg, Iowa i story Romans 6:11 Student Pastor 3, 4; Projec¬ tionist Club 3; Baseball L Joan Ban dim ere Excelsior, Minnesota Christian Education Psalms 73:25, 26 A Cappella Choir 2, Class Secretary 2; Staff 2. 3, 4; Scroll Ralph E. Beckstrom Minneapolis, Minn, History Psalms 19:14 Cheer Leader 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; A Cap- pel I a Choir Pres, 4; N Club; Debate Team; Pep Club; Intramura I Basketball; In¬ tramural Football. Celesta M. Bleeker George, Iowa Music Exodus 15:2 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Eagle Staff 4. Gerald W. Boyer York, Pennsylvania Music I Corinthians 15:58 Choral Club 2, 4; Jubilaires Quartet 2, 3, 4; Console Melodies 3, 4; Intramural Football 4; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 1, 3, 4, Norma A, Broko pp Mansion, Wisconsin Music Education Psalms 16:11 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4, C. Walter Hunger Davis, So. Dak. History Colossians 3:17 Ella Marie Button Kansas City, Mo. Christian Education Philippians 1:6 Debate 1; Band 1; Badmin¬ ton 1; Volley Ball 2; Base¬ ball 3; Christian Educa¬ tion 4. r- Liberal Arts Seniors Bertram L, Carpenter Minneapolis, Minn. Bible John 10:9 Tennis 1, 2, 3. James Campbell Chambers Ballymena, Co. Antrim, J reland Bible I John 3:21, 22 International Club 1, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Forum 3; F. M. F. 4 William H. Collier Neenah, Wisconsin i story Isaiah 38:17 Stanley V. Deming West Chicago, III, Bible Psalms 39:4 Robert C, Dillon Proctorville, Ohio Bible II Corinthians 5:17 Jerry L. Duncan Sherman Oaks, C i story Psalms 63:2 Track; N Club. Harold Emery Brainerd, Minnesota Bible John 6:67-69 I n tr am oral Basketball Shirley Flaa St. Paul, Minnesota Christian Education I Peter 3:15 Liberal Arts Seniors Leua Foote Kansas City, Kansas Music II Samuel 22:33 A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball L2 f 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, MARY ANTOINETTE Giessler Detroit, Michigan Christian Education II Timothy 1:12b Douglas W. Gowler Flint, Michigan History Psalms 37:4, 5 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Male Quartet 2; Class Vice- Pres. 3. Jerry Hawraker Dallas Center, Iowa Speech Philippians 4:13 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cap pella Choir 2; Cheer Leader 1; Speech Club 3, 4. Mary Ann Heinzelmann Willmar, Minnesota Music Matthew 17:8 Oratorio Choir 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 3. Robert W. Hess Waynesboro, Pa. Bible I Samuel 12:24 Student Forum 2, 4; G.M.C, 2, 3. 4; F. M. F. Pres. 4. Estill Howard Wallins Creek, Ky. Bible Luke 4:18 Arthur L. Johnson Iron Mountain, Mich. Bible Isaiah 41:10 Roy E + Knuteson Wisconsin Rapids, Wis Bible John 14:21 Student Forum 2. Bertie Newsbaum Pontiac, Michigan English Romans 12:1, 2 A Cappdla Choir 3; Liter¬ ary Society; Trio 2, 3, 4; Scroll 4; Class Secretary 4. Liberal Arts Seniors Dorothy M. Lockard Oskaloosa, Iowa Psychology Fhilippians 1:6 Ezra C Ostergard Freeport, IlL is lory I Peter 1:6, 7 Student Forum 1; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Band President 3; Assistant Band Director 2 3, 4. Audrey M. Park Brantford, Ontario, Canada History Philippians 1 ;6 Albert E. Platte Peoria, Illinois Bible I John 3:2 C. M.C, L Edward T. Reis Pekin, Illinois History Isaiah 58:12 Student Forum 2; FALF. 3 Sara Anne Robertson Jidiot, Illinois Speech Proverbs 3:5, 6 A Cappella Choir 3; Debate 3, 4; Dramatics 4-; Speech Club 3, 4. Liberal Arts Seniors Wilma Sanders Greenville, Michigan M usic Psalms 37:5 Oratorio Choir 1; pella Choir 3, 4. A Cap- Warren Scandrett Independence, Iowa Bible Acts 6:10 Eagle Staff 1; Student Pas tor 2, James P. Siemens Whittier, Calif. History l Peter 5:7 A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Bas¬ ketball 4. Delburt M. Smith Hastings, Nebraska Bible Nahum 1:7 Rat Smyth Minneapolis, Minn, History Joshua 1:9 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Choir President 3; Male Quartet 2, 3; Student Forum 3; Eagle 3; Editor of Eagle 4; Senior Class Pres. 4. Gordon F. Stephens Toronto, Ontario, Canada Bible II Corinthians 4:5, 6 Class President 1; Scroll Staff 2, Wayne Roland Tanner Austin, Minn, Bible John 1:16 Pauline Nansy Thompson Denver, Colorado Music Colossians 1:18 A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girls 5 Trio 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Bas¬ ketball 3; Class Secretary 3. Barbara Trosvik Minneapolis, Minn. M usic II Chronicles 15:7 Oratorio Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Eagle Staff 2, 3; Scroll Staff 2. Thomas Waldecker Lemmon, So Dak. Bible Ezra 7:10 Howard Westlund Fargo, North Dakota History and Bible Psalms 125:1 Lester L. Wait Minneapolis, Minn. Bible Romans 5:8 Bern ad inf, Weldon St. Paul, Minn. Christian Education Philippia ns 4:13 A CappeUa Choir 4. Arthur Wetzel GJcn Ullin, North Dakota History Malachi 3:16 Betty Lucille Wipe St. Bonifacius, Minn. Music Education Psalms 37:4, 5 A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Scroll 3; Eagle 3, Not pictured: Lloyd Co lungs Hobart Cox Vivian Laird Bud Lindstrand Clarence Myers Fred Newsome Margaret Parker Deralr Sandberg Liberal Arts Seniors Seminary Seniors Ervin Ingebretson Detroit Lakes, Minn. Proverbs 3:5, 6 Student Forum 1; A Cap- pel ia Choir 2. Irving Jensen Staten Island, N. Y. Philippians 4:4-7 Kyle Wilson Medina, Ohio II Peter 1:10 Male Chorus 2, 3; Quartet 2, 3; Radio L 2, 3; Minister of Music 1, 2. 3. Donald E, Wolf Port Hu run, Mich. II Chronicles 16:9 Not pictured: Paul E. Pecors Richard E. Reynolds Congratulations May we congratulate those who have complet¬ ed their course of study here We trust the Lord, our God, may be your strength and hope in the days that lie ahead ’till He come JOYCE ADDKXGAST AMTA ANDERSON BURT BENSON MARIE BERG DARWIN BONNETT PATRICIA DALTON RICHARD CATRON EDDIE CHAMBERS MARIAN CODY Bible College HOWARD BRAUN THURL BRIGGS WILLA BRIGGS LOIS BULLER 1 DELPHINE COUGHLIN CLYDE DALBEY MERRILL RAY CRASE DOROTHY CURTIS GERALDINE CARLSON Freshmen MARIAN GR A HUMAN LARRY GREEN BOB GREGOR RUTH DORIIOUT EVELYN DORIIOUT REGINALD DUNLAP RUTH FLOSS DE LORES HOFF CHLOE HUDSON JAMES HUFF IRMA HUTCHINS BEVERLY JACKSON RAY HALL EMMA LOU HAND SHIRLEY HARPHAM LOUISE HENDERSON MARY ECKBLAD DOROTHY FORD PETE JENSEN DON JOHNSON LOIS JOHNSON PHILIP JONES NANCY KRANTZ MARY MONINGER CURTIS MULIIOLLAND PAT LABORDE JOSEPH LEACH LEON LEEDS David McCarthy RUBY McCONKEY LAWRENCE M ACNUSON EUGENE MELICK WILLIAM MORITZ MARLENE MOXLEY RAY MURRAY BOB PASWATEKS DONALD R!CHERT ELAINE OPP Freshmen SOLEDAI ) ROLLOLAZO CHARLES SANDUM JAMES SCHMIDT ARDEN NELSON WILLIAM PARKER LEROY RODERICK FRED SCHOON ELAINE SCHRODER HARVEY SEEI-IUSEN DOROTHY SILVERS MURIEL SNYDER CHARLOTTE SONMOR STEPHEN SONMOR NANCY STAAT EVELYN SVEE Bible College Freshmen SONJA SWANSON KENNETH SYKORA CLIFTON THOMPSON MAYBRITT TIMGREN JENNET VANDER REEK ELAINE VANDERGON VIRGINIA WEIL ROBERT WINTEROWD RUTH ZASPEL FRED AB1GT BERYL ANDERSON ROBERT BJORNSTAD RAY CHESHIRE BETTY ANN CLARK DOROTHY DANSON DANIEL DRESCUER HAROLD ERICKSON JOYCE FREIERMUTH WAYNE MUSSON, President HAROLD BERRY, Vice-President Bible College HARVEY HODGSON BETTY HORTON JOYCE G1LTHVEDT GERALD HARPHAM HELEN HAUG LINDA WICKLUND MARIAN SHERMAN RUTH SILVERS NANCY STRANGE WILFRED WAISANEN JOY NOWLIN VIVIAN PUES ALICE RYAN Sophomores JO ANN LUPPES RUSSELL MALONE GORDON KYLE ... •«- 6A MARCELYN ANDERSEN GRACE RENDER PEGGY RGTSFORD CARL DULLER DARLENE DULLER RODERT KLEINSCHMIDT, President GERALD MAKEPEACE. Vice-President VIRGINIA COOK VELMA CORKISH PAUL CROSWHITE RUBY CURRY v: m ALBERT DOOLITTLE FRANCES EDGINGTON LYLE EKLEBERRY WILD A GARBER 1CK ALFRED ERICKSON WILLIAM ERWIN Bible College CHARLES JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON IVA RUTH KNIERIM MARY LOU LETT JANET CARBINE: Secretary WILSON HENDERSON GRACE HUTCHINS EVELYN JENKINS Juniors WILLIAM HA 13URN WILLIAM HALL FLOYD HABICH LLOYD CAPEHART, Treasurer RAYMOND LUPPES J ACQUEL IN E McCORM A C K LESLIE MAGEE ELIZABETH MANNERS DWAYNE MOORE HUGH MORAIN JACKIE MOULTON MYRTLE NORDEEN NORMAN PRINZING PATRICIA PULS MABEL ROBEY CONSTANCE RODERICK JACQUELINE ROYSE RAYMOND RUSTAD KENNETH RYFF LUCY SAKUMA BETTY SARBAUGH Bible College JOHN SCHRODER GLENN NELSON PATRICIA SCHRODER EDITH SINGLETON Juniors PAUL THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON JANE THORNTON DAN VELIE TOM STACY MARLIN TELLGREN RUTH THOMAS KRISTIAN SORENSEN WANDA SOUSLIN JOHN WAIINERT ESTHER WIENS EUGENE WILLIAMS LEON ZIEBARTH GALE WISELY JACK SMITH LEO ABBOTT DAVID ALEXANDER JANICE ANDERSON GREGORY ATHNOS MARGARET BAKER VIRGINIA BOHLEN MORRIS BENDER VIRGINIA BURRIS PHYLLIS BARRINGER CAROL BAUER GEORGE BAXTER LENNA LEE BEAGLE JOHN BENHAM LOIS BERCESON MELVYN BLEEKER Liberal Arts CARL BOTHMAN DONALD BROWN SALLY CLARK MARJORIE COLES RICHARD HAWTHORNE DONNA HOBSON I SOBEL KERR MARY KNUTSON SHIRLEY KUIINS PATTY EALES AUDREY ECKLUND DOLORES ERICKSON WARREN DAVISON MERVIN DUNK LEY CYNTHIA FARRINGTON HOWARD FODE JEROME FRY MARJORIE HAGEN RICHARD ROBART ARLENE PYLE HAROLD RAMSAY JANET PETERS CLARICE PLAGGERMAN VIRGINIA PORTER Liberal Arts GRACE MEGGERT VIRGIL METZLER CAROL MOORE JANE NORDSTROM MARLENE LIEVENSE MARY ANN LIGHTLY DAVE LUNDBERG ROBERT LUNDBERG GAYLE MANN JOANNA O’CONNOR MARCELLA PUDERPAUCH RUBY RHOADS ANN SANDERSON NORMA SLETTEN MADELINE SMIT JOHN SMITH NORMAN SCIIOON INA SHELDON LUCY SONG LORETTA STINSON PAUL TELLCREN KENNETH TRIPLETT Freshmen JUDY VANDE GUCHTE DARYL VANDERBURGH LILLIAN VANDER MOLEN ELAINE WALLIN ' Tim’ie Vf AlTUm ANN RYDBERG RONALD SCHAMS RICHARD SIEMENS Liberal Arts Freshmen WAYNE WIDDER RICHARD WIENS MYRTLE WILLIAMS TOM WEIBLE ROBERT WHITE VONME WHITTEN DENNIS WALTON ELLIS WARREN MARVIN WASSINK ERNEST WEBSTER forlbr ifW HI 1 MARION ABBAS ANITA ANDERS RALPH BRAUN EUNICE BROWN MARGARET BUTLER RICHARD GUNDERSON, President RUARK, Vice-President MYRNA EWERT BEULAH FOLKERTS DALE GRABER Liberal Arts ROBERT GROENEWEG MARILYN HAUGEN RICHARD HOFFMAN JOSEPHINE MOT IS ESTHER NOYCE EDWARD WOLD, Treasurer JAMES KAUFFMAN CHARLES LONG KENNETH LOTTIS Sophomores DON HIDE DAVE JOHNSON JAMES REBURN MARLOW REINHOLDT CHARLOTTE RUDOLPH LOUISE SALEM IIENRY SILLING ELSIE SMITH Liberal Arts Sophomores LAVONNE ABBAS DON ANDERSON MYRON ANDERSON RALPH ANDERSON GERALD ARNOLD HAROLD MILLER, President ALICE ASA ROBERT BANKER KENNETH BARKER MARLENE BITTING ROBERT BENTON. Vice-President JERR Y BOYER LARRY BOYER CAROL BOYSON Liberal Arts LAYTON BRUESKE MAURICE BUBECK SHELLY BUDLONG ROBERT BYMERS JACK COOMBE VIRGINIA BUXTON Juniors FRANCES BEARDSLEY, Secretary JOHN FULLMER RICHARD GANTZ JESSE GRABER ROBERT GREENWOOD EDWIN CROENHOFF WILBUR FOOTE MARY FOWLER VICTOR FRENDT IRMA FULLER BARBARA ESPLAND WILLIAM FISHER ROSEMARY FODF. RUTH HAALAND TRUYMOND IIADDIX DON HAYS ROBERT HEATON CAROLYN HENDERSON ALBERT JESSER MARGARET KRAUSE RONALD LIEVENSE GERRY IIESKETT DONALD HOWLAND BARBARA JACKSON JOHN JELDEN Liberal Arts WAYNE LEHSTEN MARLENE KIEIILRAUGH RUTH LIEVENSE BESSIE JO JOHNSON RUTHMARY JONES HOMER KENDRICK MARVIN NIXON JOHN PERIMAN ROGER PETERSON LUANE LEINSCHEID WILLIAM McKEE Juniors DUANE RHODES ALMA SCHILL MILDRED SCHMOLL MARIE SCHOTZKO HOWARD SCOTI ' DONALD PFAFFt JERRY Pins JOAN PLAISTED HAZEL REYNOLDS 9 LORETTA MARTIN LILA MOEDE JOAN MEYER JAMES MURPHY - a GALEN SHIPP CHARLES SMITH Q. ' I ' . SMITH AL SOUDER MARILYN STRAND JOHN SUNDSTROM BETTY SWANSON DAVID TAYLOR MEL TAYLOR WALDO WILLECKE LOIS WILLIAMS LLOYD VAN DIXHORN DONALD YlETZ PHYLLIS WADDELL Liberal Arts Juniors ALBERT WALDECKER BETTY WARE RICHARD WHITED DEAN WOODRING KARL ZAFFKE NOT PICTURED: Loren Abbott Gladys Joy Akers Paul Allison Beverly Aune John Ballentine Paul Barker Lois Barnes Thomas Beagle Richard Beals Alfrieda Beaver Herman Reaver Ronald Bennett Anita Bergman Lome Bettenga Jim Biggerstaff Lorraine Bjugstad Elton Bleeker Earl Blomberg Melvin Baeko Emery Braccini Clifton Bradley Charles Brock Schuyler Butler Clifford Carlson Annetta Clevenger Lennar Clevenger Ardis Cook LcRoy Cook James Cooper James Coster Mary Courter John Cowles Floyd Dawson Howard Dawson Arthur Dean Alice Dion Lawrence Dorhout Donald Dye Ray Elmberg Annin Erb Leila Ewert Du Wayne Falk Donna Ferrell Vernon Flaming Ruth Anne George Fred Gilder Charles Golike Virginia Green Warren Green Francis Grubbs Larry Hanson Melvin Hanson Arthur Harder Shirley Hart Richard Hauck Frank Hedin Ellen Holmquist Floyd Hooten Donald Hornby Joyce Hornby Leo Horton Garland Hudson Jean Hulbert John Ingram Ruth Inman Vernon Jackson Howard James Don Jansen Shirley Jensen Audrey Johnson James Jones Thomas Kelsey Harvey Kemp Daniel Klaassen James Kleckner Lester Kringle Beverly Krull Marilyn Laird Claude Linder Mary Jane Losing Ruth Lundh Hervey McConkey Richard McKusick Loren McLean Arthur MacKenzie Dorothy MacKenzie Kay Makepeace Dick Manning Russell Manning Jean Marat Neil Marquart Leland Martin Phyllis Martin Anita Mattison Carl Mattox James Maxwell Clifton Mayo Howard Means Donna Miller Richard Mitchell Gary Modlin Ralph Mondeau Keith Moore Darrell Morse Marie Nelson George Neufchl Ralwant Nevaskar Walter Nordin Rodney Norton Elea n ore Oquist Audrey Qstlund Sanfred Ostlund Willis Ott Evelyn Oviatt Robert Pangburn Gerald T asma June Paul Daniel Phillips Dwain Pills John Poison Gene Poppino Margaret Pyne Alvina Quackenbusch Paul Ramseyer Rosemary Regnerus Carohnn Reitz Elena Richert Ruth Riley Margaret Robertson Gary Robinette RoherL Rorab Everett Rupprcchl Anne Salveson Paul Sandgrcn John Scherer Jerry Secord Jim Shaner Earl Sharp Richard Snell Crete Sorensen John Sponsler John Stein ha user Vernon Stickler Howard Sticn Harry Stinehart Doris Taylor Doris Temple Darrell Thompson David Thompson Robert Tyler Rernie Vander Meidcn Edward Velie June Velie Earl Vitus David Vorpabl Howard Wahl Delores Weniger Charles Wentworth Nadine Wentworth Boh Wcsterlund Judy Wincentsen Miriam Winters Betty Wriedt Duane Wriedt Bruce Young David Zimmerman I ROBERT SNYDER KINGSLEY STERN DONALD VAN LOON DORIS LARSON GRACE LINDBERG HARLAN LINDGREN LoREE SCOTT Special Students ELWOOD G. WARD LOIS WEIGAND MARY BEARD LOIS BELL DONNA BENSON AYELEENE BOYKIN CHRIST LANGELETT - Seminary Students HAROLD REEMTSMA KENNETH ROSS GEORGE URBAN JOHN ADAMS GENEVA BARTON ETHEL DOBSON 1 DORIS BETTS JEANNINE FISCO LOWELL GERBER MARILYN HAGLUND DAVID HARRISON Second Semester Students LEONARD HUEBSHER BETTE KALLBERG LOIS KING LIBBY LUTER RUBY NOWLAND MARIJO PITTMAN STAN SIMMONS GLORIA JEAN SOWER IRIS OBERG ETHEL PAULSON Second Semester Students NEIL STEVEN LOREN THOMPSON KENNETH THORNTON RUTH TOWNS CHARLES VENZ ARDIS WEBER BUD WENICER MARVIN WIPE ft WA „ ft A ' S5 Chapel A message from the Word of God; a report of accomplishments on the mission field; a time of testimony and prayer; a presentation of music— these find their place in the chapel service We welcome visiting speakers, but are particularly pleased when our own president or a member of our faculty takes his place behind the rostrum for the day I If vf I f vf w % i X Singing unto the Lord. Little } hut mighty Mrs. Tylee . ik Chatting with Dr. Northcote Deck. Dr. Elvee and his son, Dick. Our Daddy liyus. “Prayer is the breath of the soul. If you are too busy to pray, you are too busy. Dr. Northcote Deck “Men are not made martyrs the moment they die ” Dr, D, G. Young “You can exhaust the preacher; you can exhaust the congregation s but the text is still there” Daddy Byus r i “Be true to thy God ” Dr, Richard Elvee “Life is so daily ” Mrs. Tylee 91 Student Forum This congenial group willingly shoulder the problems of the student body. Represen¬ tatives elected from each class make up the Student Forum of the Northwestern Schools, Eugene Ongna has been the president this year, having been elected by popular vote. Weekly prayer meetings, an organized cam¬ paign to help in the raising of funds for the Schools, an extremely fine schedule of social events have made up the major part of the Forum’s activities. In Memoriam On November 29, 1953, Catherine Sabalino, a dear friend of the students and faculty, went home to be with her Lord, Her testimony for Christ, both before and during her illness, made indelible impressions upon many We know that today Kay is just be¬ ginning eternity with her heavenly Father. In this we rejoice, yet realize that we must take her place in reaching those who still have not heard the Gospel of Christ. Foreign Missions F ellowship An early morning prayer meeting; a file on each missionary on the field; an evening meeting with films and missionary information, are but part of the work conducted by the Foreign Missions Fellowship, Bob Hess is president; David Alexander, vice president; Pat Schroder and Virginia Cook, secretaries; Kristian Sorensen, treasurer. Dr. Harry Stam is the ad¬ visor. Investigating FM.F. files , F.ULF. officers: Bob Hess, Pres., Pat Schroder, Secretary, Virginia Cook, Ass’t Sec., Kristian Sorensen, Treas Dave Alexander, Vice 94 Pres , Missionary Conference Once each year we find ourselves deep in darkest Africa; in old China; high in the Mountains of Tibet; in the jungles of South America; and on our own homeland. We see and hear about those who live and die without knowing Christ. North - western ' s Missionary Conference brings to us workers from all fields who challenge us to the needs of the lost The Practical Work Program at Northwestern has a two-fold purpose: that of winning souls for our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and that of training students in Christian service so they may he more effective in their future work. Singing Practical Work Preaching After the four years spent in study and actual service, stu dents may he placed in various fields of service. We feci that this is the area of the school in which the motto of North¬ western, “For the glory of God” is most perfectly carried out. Playing Reaching Placement Bureau A Cappella Choir School would not be complete without the concerts by the choir. Under die direction of Mr. William Bernt- sen, the group sings in various churches throughout the Twin Cities, ending the season with a tour—this year through the southern states OUR Si Looking for something? Prayer time Choir Adventures Just posing mm Resting The PEP (?) Band Professor Trotto poses ivith Ezra Ostergard , his student director and band officers. Northwestern’s Band Here they come! The band is on parade! Whether ii he at the National Sunday School Convention a concert a tour we are always anxious to hear it and are appre¬ ciative of the work done by its director, Mr. Anthony Trotto. When the basketball season began, the pep band directed by Ezra Ostergard, was right there to get things off to a proper start Northwestern Concert Band . fy eather is no hindrance Open Air Northwestern students pray. Then with their Bibles and the Wordless Book they start out to meet the children at play. A word is spoken to them, a confidence is won, and the word of salvation is presented. After a decision has been made, there comes the “follow - up” period—a time when the student visits the home, meets the parents, and spends some time helping the child to grow in his spiritual life. Evangelism “Would you like to hear a story?” Interested little ones listen eagerly , “The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much ” The Club serves as a means of bringing together those whom God has called out into the gospel ministry. In this way it serves as a channel for giving out practical helps that are not usually a part of the class room curriculum. From time to time throughout the year, speakers of various phases of the pastor’s work arc heard. The activity of the club branches out into the actual work of the gospel ministry. It seeks to make the young men better preachers of the unsearchable riches that are found in our Saviour, Jesus Christ, Under the guidance of Dr. G. Douglas Young, Richard Gantz and the other officers seek to lead the group. Gospel Ministers Club |aA. ' JK . vx s Jiar pd d pB S - -v w j ' ' KiH The Speech Club seeks to provide expression for students interested in that field. This year the members have participated in several ac¬ tivities, Four dramatic productions have been given: “Huckleberry Finn,” the famous old American play by Mark Tw ain; “Silas Mai¬ ner,” the story of the old English miser who loses his gold but finds happiness in an or¬ phan child; “The Little Minister,” a touching story from Scotland; “David Copperfield,” one of Dickens’ more popular works. North¬ western students are gaining much experience and recognition through the medium of de¬ bate. Interpretation is another phase of activity, iri which students taking private lessons give recitals. The outstanding event of the year in this field was a combination junior and senior recital given by Earl Vitus and John Perlman in Feb¬ ruary, They presented “The Old Man of the Sea” by Ernest Hemingway and “The Birds” by Dauphne du Maurier. Dorm Mom with some of her girls. Russell, Lyman, Stimson, Homestead or Clair One of them is home to many a Northwestern girl. The girls learn to live with one another, to have fellowship to¬ gether—whether this fellowship is one of smearing cold cream on door knobs, a time of study, of one of fellowship in quiet prayer 4 relaxing evening at Thomas Hawthorne The pause that refreshes , Hawthorne Hall is the only boys’ dorm on the campus. Although dorm life has its many rules and regulations, there is always time for putting that bucket of water over the door. But the frivolity is but a small part of the days spent in Hawthorne. The real memories are those of study and the quiet time spent with the Lord. 107 1954 Scroll Staff Days of picture taking, days of cropping, days of wondering whether or not pictures will fit into the space, days of seeking copy, days of hunting for those little tilings that make an annual interesting, days of problems, days of laughter, days of working, days of playing—these have made up your 1954 Scroll. The staff, under the supervision of Miss Hanna, has included Jane Thornton, editor; Victor Dourte, business man¬ ager; Bill Haburn, photographer; John Periman, art editor; Dean Wood ring, sports editor; Hazel Reynolds and Delphine Coughlin, lay-out and cropping editors; Lenna Beagle, our “dark room ' 5 specialist; Myrtle Nordeen, Anita Anders, Boh Greenwood, Sonja Swanson, Jennet Vander Beek, Sally Clark, Cynthia Farrington, Esther Noyce, Elaine Schroder and Bar- tie Newsbaum, C an yon think of a famous and popular spot A round Northwestern Schools where all students and F acuity members gather—morning, noon or E vening? You arc abs olutely right. It is T he school cafeteria where tasty meals are served and E veryone loves to eat. Eight girls, always R eady with a smile, greet the students as they come n that seemingly never-ending line with A ppetites that only Northwestern students possess. Cafeteria Blood pressure low, an ache or pain, the need of vitamins and pills, to say nothing of the need for an excuse from class—these are the things that keep our nurse busy at the health center. We praise the Lord for the lack of serious illness among our students, but are grateful for the fine facilities we have in case of such an illness. Any work today? Employment Students need work. Maybe for a day or two, but more probably for the entire year. The vast majority of the young people work their way through school, and find employ- merit through the office set up for that pur¬ pose—an office where one always receives a warm welcome. Just checking. Student Health Center The Heat is on. ■ iV.Ml Presenting the message through art . f c ass studying the Word. Evening School Northwestern’s Evening School serves an adult constituency whose needs could not be met in the Day School because of schedule These classes are held in die Memorial Hall building every Tuesday evening. Three of these are broadcast over KTIS-FM and are shared regularly by a large listening audience scattered throughout the state The Evening School is the central training ground for Sun¬ day School teachers and Christian workers for the great northwest, offering the Prelim inary Course, the Gold Seal certificate and the Teacher’s diploma of the Evangelical Teacher Training Association, Hundreds avail themselves of this study opportunity every y ear with great benefit in their spiritual lives and Christian service, according to Mr. LeRoy Gager, dean of the Evening School. Student Supply Store Tliis is the place to buy text books and supplies But more than that—we have puzzles, stationery, seasonal supplies, Bibles, devotional books, children’s books, placqucs— most anything that will assist you to more easily enjoy those times of inspiration, education, and relaxation. The “Lit” Club at Makas Manor . The Literary Club Directed by Mrs. Makas, the student is given art opportunity to meet with others of like mind to discuss some of the liter¬ ary works lor which time is not supplied in the average curriculum. The Eagle What would a small town be without a news¬ paper? How can a school flourish without one? It cannot. So a group of interested students led by Miss Clark publish the Eagle, a newspaper which gives information to and about students and their activities. Ray Smyth was editor in the fall of the year, but he turned over his pen to Gerry Heskett at the opening of the second semester. The Vision Have you noticed the paper put out by the Foreign Mission Fellowship? Irma Fuller and her efficient staff edit this sheet which is full of vital mis¬ sionary information. Excerpts from missionary letters; hits of news about various hoards; words of encouragement to those planning on the mission field all find their way into this splendid paper. Pilot Our Northwestern Pilot is a seasoned magazine with a new, fresh impact. Under the managing editor, Mr. Stanley Cook, the magazine lias entered the general publication field. r Ihe Pilot, now thirty-four years old, will continue to be “America’s Bible Study Mag¬ azine.” Ninety percent of its readers are pastors, Bible teachers and consecrated church leaders. “N” Club Having earned a letter in inter-col legiate athletics, the members of the N Club have pledged themselves to promote a keener interest in sports and to encourage the Christ- like spirit of sportsmanship of both the players and spectators. _ ___ -1 KTIS KNWS ihis is KTIS, the radio voice of Northwestern Schools.” A familiar station break, but one which we like to hear. It gives but half the picture, however, for in Waterloo, Iowa, the call letters, KNWS, attach themselves to the Schools. KTIS has just celebrated its fifth birthday—five years of giving out the gospel in word and song to the Minneapolis area. KNWS which was acquired a year ago gives out the same message — many o£ die pro¬ grams being sent by direct line to the Iowa people. Both stations are operated on a non-commercial and non-profit basis. They are supported by the free-will gifts and offerings. Loren Bridges, director of radio, tells us “when these stations fail to he interested in souls, they will cease to have any reason to exist.” Arl in Halvorscn, Alumni president The graduates of Northwestern Schools are scattered all over the earth pro¬ claiming the Gospel of Christ. The result is that souls are saved, groups of Christians are formed into assem¬ blies and local churches. Whether it he in the churches of our home land or the sun-baked brick churches of darkest Africa, Alumni continually “hold forth the word of life.” The Alumni Association congratulates the Seniors upon the completion of their training, and welcomes them in¬ to this group of graduates. Alumni Medicine Lake Conference August and Medicine Lake Conference just go together Un- unis for pastors, women, and young people; a Juniot Lou¬ der the direction of Dr, E. D. Simpson, the Schools sponsor ference for the little folk; lake shore services; sports; an the Bible Conference held each summer at the Mission Farms evening service What a time of fellowship! What an op¬ en Medicine Lake The program includes Bible Study; for- portunity to get away from the busy life of evei) day and learn of Him and Mis Word! Faculty ]uK.Ji o n {,Yv Spring Banquet One of the most anticipated activities of our school is the Spring Banquet. The fellows brush up their best suit or rent a tuxedo, shine their faces and slick their hair, and then pro¬ ceed on their way with a corsage in hand for a certain young lady who will be all dressed up in her prettiest formal. This year’s banquet at the AAA Country Club was particularly enjoyable because of the efforts of many students and faculty mem¬ bers who filled the evening with merriment, surprises, and spiritual blessings Looking for someone , Les? Thy Northwestern Eagles had a fairly successful season. Prospects also look bright for Coach Os Morley’s 1954 - squad. Pacing the team’s scoring this season were Dave Thompson, Lloyd Van Dixhorn and Don Anderson. Captain this year was Ralph Anderson. Lejt to right. Top Row: Dave Lundberg, Lome Bettenga, Don Anderson, Lloyd Van Dishorn Bob Bymers, Dave Thompson Manager Wilbur Foote Bottom Row: Howard Focle, Dick Manning, Bob Westerlund, Captain -Ralph Anderson, Rich Hawthorne, Don Van Loon, e Along the Bench” Basketball V arsity m. op,,. 61 Bethany Lutheran 54 .56 Concordia 60 57 Wahpeton College 74 49 May vi lie 69 63 Northland 75 56 Bismarck 65 64 Bethany Lutheran 58 75 Hu ron 84 75 Lewis College 107 74 Taylor University 103 74 Aurora College 94 62 Northland 64 61 Concordia 44 51 Bethel 67 60 Martin Luther 55 51 Mayville 83 53 Sioux Falls 4 games left to play 60 ■tBiMIS THE BAQIG VOICE OF Seticc-Cu r ■■ . mmjL jsr [TV i— . ■■Bn f w T -- — ■ . — Junior Varsity Basketball “Coach Pickering Tells the Boys How ” NW Opp. 35 Minn. Farm School 50 50 Olivet Baptist 41 44 Augsburg Frosh 70 56 Central Free 64 41 Minn. School of Bus 65 39 Olivet Baptist 61 56 Minn. School of Bus. 65 38 Bethel J. V. 62 39 Bethel Seminary 73 39 U. Farm School 67 Schedule not completed 7 op Row: Norm Prinzing, Dick Wiens, Larry Magnuson, Warren Davidson, Ken Triplett, Bob Bjornstad, Front Row: Larry Delk, Arden Nelson, Maurice Bender, Bob Wester] und, Dick Hawthorne, . ■ ■ ... • ■ VSU - Top Row: Scotl Henderson, Ralph Anderson, Dick Smith, Ron Lievense, Hervey McConkey, Don Gordon, Floyd Habieh, Coach Morlcy Bottom Row: Jim Murphy, Emery Braccini, Norm Prinzing, Keith Dean, Clarence Riddle, James Kauffman Baseball The Eagle haseballers, though hit hard by graduation, never¬ theless had a successful 1953 season Coach Morley is look¬ ing forward to a good team this spring. (A pitchers nightmare) Track A relatively new sport at Northwestern, track is becoming more and more popular each year. Coach Fit kering feels that it soon will become a major sport at Northwestern. 5 Tennis Bernie Vander Meiden and Mel Taylor will again lead this year’s tennis team. Tennis has not yet become a major sport but many non- official matches have been played with other Twin City schools Mat Men Gymnastics took a new turn this year with the addition of Miss Pattie Eales joining the mat- men from Northwestern, The team this year furnished half-time entertainment for many ball games. This was their only reward for llie many hours of team and individual prac¬ tice they put in each week. The Intramural program of Director Os Mor- ley’s is gaining popularity each year. This year most of ihc events got into full swing during the second semester and included many groups and individuals in the team and indi¬ vidual competition. Director Motley’s plan for the future is a sports program in which everyone can participate. Intramurals 138 STUDENTS NOTICE i i C Q © 4 Students please note the ads listed and patronize them, for they are responsible for the progress of this book. They are friends of the school and are eager to become friends with you personally. 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Distinctive individual portraits in the home or studio. Wedding photographs, forma! or candid. Children ' s pictures, restorations, miniatures in oil color. Everything in portraiture produced and processed by competent photographic craftsmen. 0X S v e vC ' Jtrvue_ i lu 1 STUDENT DIRECTORY Name Home Town Page Abbas, LaVonne, Waverly, Iowa 78 Abbas, Marian, Waverly, Iowa 74 Abbott, Leo D., Excelsior, Mirm, 68 Abbott, Loren, Dysart, Iowa 83 Abigt, Fred E. ? Evansville, Ind 62 Adams, John, Lake City, Colo, 86 Addengast, Joyce, Ashton, Iowa 56 Akers, Gladys Joy 83 Alden, Donald Verne, Shellsburg, la, 48 Alden, Jeanette, Shellsburg, Iowa 42 Alexander, D,, Co, Antrim, N, Ireland 68 Allison, Paul, St Paul, Minn, 83 Anders, Anita, Topeka, Karrs. 74 Andersen, Marcelyn, Harlan, Iowa 64 Anderson, Alice Anita, Camp Douglas Wis. 56 Anderson, Beryl, Ft. Collins, Colo, 62 Anderson, Donald, Salem, Ore, 78 Anderson, Janice, Winnebago, Minn, 68 Anderson, Myron, Cokato, Minn, 78 Anderson, Ralph, Waterloo, Iowa 78 Anker, Deloris, Linden, Iowa 75 Arnold, Gerald, Falconer, N Y, 78 Aronson, Joanne, Webster, Wis. 42 Asa, Alice, Torrington, Wyo. 78 Asa, Lei an, Torrington, Wyo, 42 Athnos, Gregory, La Crosse, Wis. 68 Aune, Beverly, Underwood, Minn. 83 Baker, Margaret, Salem, Ore 68 Ballentine, John, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Bandimerc, Joan, Excelsior, Minn, 48 Banker, Robert, Bruce, Wis. 73 Barker, Kenneth, Darfork, Ky. 78 Barker, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn, 83 Barnes, Lois, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Barringer, Phyllis, Ruthven, Iowa 68 Barton, Geneva, Corvallis, Ore 86 Bauer, Carol, Winona, Minn 68 Baxter, George, Saskatchewan, Can 68 Beagle, Lenna Lee, Portland, Ore. 68 Beagle, Thomas, Portland, Ore, 83 Beal, Joy, Ferndale, Mich 42 Beals, Richard, Wayzata, Minn. 83 Beard, Mary, Alberta, Can. 84 Beardsley, Frances, Chester, Pa 79 Beaver, Alfrieda, Ontario, Can. 83 Beaver, Herman, Ontario, Can. 83 Beckstrom, Ralph, Minneapolis, Minn 48 Bell, Lois, New Richmond, Wis. 84 Bender, Grace, Hazel ton, N. D. 64 Bender, Morris, Fairmont, Neb. 68 Bonham, John, Battle Creek, Mich. 68 Name Home Town Page Bennett, Ronald, Albion, Mich. 83 Benson, Burton, St, Paul, Minn. 56 Benson, Donna, Minneapolis, Minn. 84 Benton, Robert, Stuart, Iowa 78 Berg, Marie, Anoka, Minn. 56 Bergeson, Lois, Fertile, Minn. 68 Bergman, Anita, Isanti, Minn. 83 Berry, Harold, Prole, Iowa 62 Bettenga, Lome, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Betts, Doris, Flint, Mich. 86 Biggerstaff, Jim, Ponca, Neb 83 Bitting, Marlene, Excelsior, Minn. 78 Bjornstad, Robert, Richville, Minn. 62 Rjugstad, Lorraine, Barron, Wis 83 Bleeker, Celesta, George, Iowa 48 Blceker, Elton, George, Iowa 83 Bleeker, Melvyn, George, Iowa 68 Blikstad, Vernon, Fergus Falls, Minn. 85 Blornberg, Earl, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Bocko, Melvin, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Bohlen, Virginia, Kansas City, Mo. 68 Bon nett, Darwin, Dayton, Minn. 56 Boomgarcien, L., Steamboat Rock, la. 42 Rothman, Carl, Salem, Ore 68 Botsford, Peggy, Toronto, Can. 64 Boyer, Gerald, York, Pa 48 Boyer, Lawrence, Rochester, Minn. 78 Boykin, Ayelcene, Bastrop, La. 84 Boyson, Carol, Minneapolis, Minn. 78 Braceini, Emery, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Bradley, Clifton, Dalton, Wis. 83 Braun, Howard, St. Paul, Minn 56 Braun, Ralph, Council Grove, Kans 74 Briggs, Thurl, Rose, Neb 56 Briggs Wilia, Colorado Springs, Colo 56 Brock, Charles 83 Brokopp, Norma, Mansion, Wis. 48 Brown, Donald, Fair bury, Neb. 68 Brown, Eunice, Anoka, Minn 74 Brueske, Donald, Elgin, Minn. 42 Brueske, Layton, Jr , Elgin, Minn. 78 Bubeck, Maurice, Minneapolis, Minn. 78 Bud long. Shelly, Brainerd, Minn. 78 Buller, Carl, Minneapolis, Minn. 64 Buller, Darlene, Grafton, Neb. 64 Buller, Lois, Minneapolis, Minn. 56 BLinger, C. Walter, Minneapolis, Minn. 48 Burris, Virginia, Salem, Ore. 68 Buller, Margaret, Minneapolis, Minn. 74 Butler, Schuyler, Cadillac, Mich 83 Button, Ella Marie, Kansas City, Mo 48 Buxton, Virginia, Vail, Iowa 79 Name Home Town Page Byrners, Robert, La Crosse, Wis. 79 Byrd, Orval, Osceola, Wis. 42 Capehart, Lloyd, New Haven, W. Va. 65 Carbine, Janet, Brainerd, Minn. 65 Carey, Robert, Gettysburg, S. D. 42 Carlson, Clifford, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Carlson, Geraldine, St. Cloud, Minn. 56 Carpenter, Bertram, Minneapolis, Minn. 49 Catron, Richard, Rockford, 111 56 Chamber, James, Antrim, N Ireland 49 Chambers, Eddie, Omaha, Neb. 56 Cheshire, Ray, Fayetteville, N. C, 62 Clark, Betty Ann. Naches, Wash. 62 Clark Sally, Flushing, Mich. 68 Clevenger, Annetta, Lima, Ohio 83 Clevenger, Lemar, Lima, Ohio 83 Cochrane, Patricia, Dearborn, Mich 74 Cody, Marian, Excelsior, Minn 56 Coles, Marjorie, St. Paul. Minn. 69 Collier, William, Pekin, III 49 Colli rigs, Lloyd, Lidgerwood, N. D. 53 Cook, Ardis, Powell, Wyo 83 Cook, C Glenn, Minneapolis, Minn. 41 Cook, LeRoy, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Cook, Virginia, Powell, Wyo 64 Coombe, Jack, Minneapolis, Minn. 79 Cooper, James, Muskegon, Mich. 83 Corkish, Velma, Denver, Colo. 64 Coster, James 83 Coughlin, Delphine, Ken mare, N. D 56 Courter, Mary, Staten Is., N. Y. 83 Courier, Nancy, Staten Is., N. Y 43 Cowles, John, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Cox, Hubert, Minneapolis, Minn. 53 Crase, Merrill, Winterset, Iowa 56 Cr os white, Paul, Kansas City, Mo 64 Curran, Ruth, Minneapolis, Minn. 43 Curry, Ruby, Ponca, Mich. 64 Curtis, Dorothy, Huntley, Minn 56 Dagit, Norma, Jefferson, Iowa 74 Dahl, Audrey, Robbinsdale, Minn 69 Dalbey, Clyde, Minneapolis, Minn 56 Dalton, H- Gene, Minneapolis, Minn. 43 Dalton, Patricia, Minneapolis, Minn 56 Danson, Dorothy, Grand Rapids, Minn. 62 Davison, Warren, Ferguson, Iowa 69 Dawson, Floyd, Manchester, Iowa 83 Dawson, Howard, Ralston, Wyo 83 Dean, Arthur, Hopkins, Minn. 83 Delk, Larry, Salem, Ore 69 Name Home Town Page Deming, Stanley, West Chicago, III. 49 Derr, Audrey, Oshkosh, Wis. 69 Dila, Marianne, Birmingham, Mich, 74 Dillon, Robert, Proctorville, Ohio 49 Dion, Alice, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Dobson, Ethel, Pontiac, Midi. 86 Doolittle, Albert, Webster City, Iowa 64 Dorhout, Evelyn, Sioux Center, Iowa 57 Dorhout, Lawrence, Sioux Center, la. 83 Dorhout, Ruth, Sioux Center, Iowa 57 Dourte, Victor, Zullinger, Pa. 43 Drescher, Daniel, Clintonville, Wis. 62 Duncan, Jerry, Sherman Oaks, Cal. 49 Dunkley, Mervin, Burnt Savanna, Jamaica 69 Dunlap, Reginald, Portsrnoulh, N. H. 57 Dye, Donald, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Eales, Patty, Houston, Texas 69 Eckblad, Mary Louise, Minneapolis 57 Ecklund, Audrey, Minneapolis, Minn. 69 Edgington, Frances, Danville, Ill. 64 Eisele. Althea, Elmo, Kans. 43 Ekleberry, Lyle, Minneapolis, Minn. 64 Elmberg, Raymond, Minneapolis, Minn, 83 Emery, Harold, Brainerd, Minn, 49 Erb, Armin, Woodville, Wis. 83 Erickson, Alfred, Manitoba, Can. 64 Erickson. Dolores, Beulah, N. D. 69 Erickson, Eunice, Manitoba, Can. 43 Erickson, Harold, Big Fork, Minn. 62 Erwin, William, Concord, Neb. 64 Espland, Barbara, Lake Norden, S. D. 79 Espland, Harvey, Lake Norden, S. D. 43 Ester!y. Lavina, Minneapolis, Minn. 74 Etcheverry, Nancy, Hamilton, N. D. 41 Ewert, Leila, Marian, S. D. 83 Ewcrt, Myrna, Bensenville, Ilk 74 Falk, DuWayne 83 Farrington, Cynthia, Blooming Prairie, Minn. 69 Felker, Lester, Minneapolis, Minn, 47 Ferrell, Donna, Rochester, Minn. 83 Fisco, Jeannine, Milwaukee, Wis. 86 Fisher, William, Anoka, Minn. 79 Flaa, Shirley, St. Paul, Minn. 49 Flaming, Vernon, Corn, Okla. 83 Fode, Howard, Hazelton, N. D. 69 Fode, Rosemary, Hazelton, N. D. 79 Folkerts, Beulah, Buffalo Center, la. 74 Foote, Lelia, Kansas City, Kans. 50 Foote, Wilbur, Kansas City, Kans. 79 Ford, Dorothy, St. Paul, Minn. 57 Name Home Town Page Fowler, Mary, Fairmont, Minn. 79 Freiermuth, Joyce, Minneapolis, Minn. 62 French, Victor, St. Paul, Minn. 79 Fry, Jerome, St. Paul, Minn, 69 Fuller, Irma, Flint, Mich. 79 Fullmer, John, Minneapolis, Minn. 79 Fuoss, Ruth, Laurel, Neb. 57 Gantz, Lois, Culver, Minn. 43 Gantz, Richard, Mt- Vernon, Ohio 79 Gar be rick, Wilda, Elkhart, Ind. 64 George, Ruth Anne, Baltimore, Md. 83 Gerber, Lowell, Prophetstown, III. 86 Giessler, Maryantaoinelte, Detroit, Mich. 50 Gilbert, Eleanor, Akron, Ohio 44 Gildncr, Fred, Mason City, Iowa 83 Gilthvedt, Joyce, Hopkins, Minn. 62 Golike, Charles, Alton, Ilk 83 Gowler, Douglas, Flint, Mich. 50 Graber, Dale, Bridgewater, S. D. 74 Graber, Jesse, Lake Lillian, Minn. 79 Grab I in an, Marian, Minneapolis, Minn. 57 Green, Larry, Detroit Lakes, Minn. 57 Green, Virginia 83 Green, Warren, Kansas City, Mo. 83 Greenwood, Bob, Corvallis, Ore. 79 Gregor, Robert, Saskatchewan, Can. 57 Groeneweg, Robert, Balaton, Minn. 74 Grocnhoff, Edwin, Alden, Iowa 79 Grubbs, Francis, Harrisburg Neb. 83 Gunderson, Richard, Minneapolis, Minn. 74 Haaland, Ruth, Cooperstown, N. D. 80 Habich, Floyd, Portland, N. Y. 65 Haburn, William, Spencer, Iowa 65 Haddix, Truymond, Bulan, Ken. 80 Hagen, Marjorie, Bethel, Minn. 69 Haglund, Marilyn, Hastings, Minn. 86 Hall, Raymond, Crown Point, Ind. 57 Hall, William, Minneapolis, Minn, 65 Hand, Emma Lou, Fairmont, Minn. 57 Hanson, Larry, West Concord, Minn. 83 Hansen, Melvin, Waterville, Minn. 83 Harder, Arthur, Minneapolis Minn. 83 Harpham, Gerald, Boyden, Iowa 62 Harpham, Shirley, Boyden, Iowa 57 Harrison, David, Flint, Mich. 86 Hart, Shirley, Bondurant, Iowa 83 Hauck. Richard, Foley, Minn. 83 Haug, Helen, Willow Lake, S. D. 62 Haugen, Marilyn, Minneapolis, Minn, 74 Hawbaker, Jerry, Dallas Center, Iowa 50 Hawley, Esther, 0wings Mills, Md. 44 Name Home Town Page Hawley, Lawrence, Reisterstown, Md. 44 Hawthorne, Richard, Giltncr, Neh. 69 Hays, Donald, Silvia, Ilk 80 Heaton, Robert, Minneapolis, Minn. 80 Hedin, Frank, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Heinzelmann, Mary Ann, Will mar, Minn. 50 Henderson, Carolyn, Minneapolis, Minn. 80 Henderson, Louise, Pauli in a, Iowa 57 Henderson, Wilson, Pauli in a, Iowa 65 Heskett, Gerald, Reno, Nev, 80 Hess, Robert, Waynesboro, Pa. 50 Hill, Calvin, Minneapolis, Minn. 44 Hobson, Donna, Detroit, Mich. 69 Hodgson, Harvey, Cavalier, N. D. 62 Hoff, DeLores, Venturis, N. 1). 57 Hoffman, Richard, Waynesboro, Pa. 74 Hoffmeyer, Evelyn, River Falls, Wis, 44 Holland, Wanda, Forest City, Iowa 75 Holmquist, Ellen, Clarissa, Minn. 83 Ilootcn, Floyd, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Hornby, Donald, Torrington, Wyo. 83 Hornby, Joyce, Torrington, Wyo. 83 Horton, Betty, Grand Rapids, Minn, 62 Horton, Leo, Pontiac, Mich. 83 Howland, Donald, Clear Lake, Iowa 80 Howard, Estill, Wallins Creek, Ky. 50 Huber, Agnes, Chicago, Ilk 62 Hudson, Chloe, Sk Paul, Minn. 57 Hudson, Garland, Will mar, Minn. 83 Huebscher, Leonard 86 Huff, James, Mound, Minn. 57 Hulbert, Jean, Hopkins, Minn. 83 Hutchins, Grace, River Falls, Wis. 65 Hutchins, Irma, Detroit, Mich. 57 Ihde, Donald, Hope, Kans. 75 Ingchrctson, Ervin, Detroit Lakes, Minn. 54 Ingram, John, Brookings, S. D. 83 Inman, Ruth, Mound, Minn. 83 Jackson, Barbara, Egan, S. I). 80 Jackson, Beverly, Egan, S. D. 57 Jackson, Vernon, Waterloo, Iowa 83 Jacobs, Bob, Mobridge, S. I). 85 James, Howard, Denver, Colo. 83 Jansen, Don, Paxton, Neb. 83 Jelden, John, Salem, Ore. 80 Jenkins, Evelyn, Dayton, Ohio 65 Jensen, Irving, Staten Is., N. Y, 54 Jensen, Pete, Plainfield, Iowa 58 Jensen, Shirley, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Jesser, Albert, Underwood, N. I). 80 Name Home Town Page Johnson, Arthur, New Brighton, Minn, 50 Johnson, Audrey, Minneapolis, Minn, 83 Johnson, Bessie Jo, St, Paul, Mi mu 80 Johnson, Charles, Minneapolis, Mi mi, 65 Johnson, David, Minneapolis, Minn, 75 Johnson, Donald, St. Paul, Minn. 58 Johnson, Gerald, Warba, Minn. 65 Johnson, Joy, Lake Bronson, Minn. 63 Johnson, Lois, West Concord, Minn. 58 Johnson, Wesley, Robbinsdale, Minn. 44 Jones, James, Knoxville, Tenet 83 Jones, Philip, Camp Douglas, Wis. 58 Jones, Ruthmary, Libson, N D. 80 Kallberg, Bette, Rockford, Ill. 86 Kaufman, Lowell, West Liberty, Ohio 75 Kelsey, Thomas, St. Paul Park, Minn. 83 Kemp, Harvey, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Kendrick, Homer, Mountain View, N J 80 Kerr, Isobel, Ontario, Can. 69 Kiehlbaugh, Marlene, Tyndall, S D. 80 King, Lois 86 Kirkpatrick, William, Muskegon, Mich. 44 Klaassen, Daniel, Mt Lake, Minn. 83 Kleckncr, James, Lowell Ind 83 Kleinschmidt, Bob, St. Louis, Mo, 64 Knicrim, Iva Ruth, Kansas City, Mo. 65 Knuteson, Roy, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 51 Knutson, Mary Ann, Maynard, Minn, 69 Knutson, Samuel, Maynard, Minn. 83 Krantz, Nancy, Waterloo, Iowa 58 Krause, Margaret, Waseca, Minn. 80 Krenz, Richard, Minneapolis, Minn, 47 Kringle, Lester, Chetek, Wis. 83 KruIL Beverly, Austin, Minn. 83 Kuhns, Shirley, Agency, Iowa 69 Kyle, Gordon, Homestead Park, Pa. 63 Laborde, Pat, Minneapolis, Minn. 58 Laird, Merilyn, Menomonee Falls, Wis. 83 Laird, Vivian, Bangor, County Down, N Ireland 53 Lane, Robin, Huntley, Minn. 47 Langdett, Crist, St, Paul, Minn. 84 Larson, Doris, Minneapolis, Minn, 84 Leach, Joseph, Minneapolis, Minn 58 Leeds, Leon, Cherokee, Iowa 53 Lehn, Robert, Spokane, Wash. 85 Lehsteiij Wayne, Buffalo, N. Y. 80 Lett, Mary Lou, Prattville Mich 65 Lievense, Marlene, Sheboygan Falls, Wis ' 70 Lievense, Ronald Omaha, Neb. 80 Lievense, Ruth, Omaha, Neb. 80 Name Horne Town Page Lightly, Mary Ann, Austin, Minn 70 Lindberg, Grace, Isanti, Minn, 84 Linder, Claude, Fargo, N, D. 83 Lindgren, Harlan, Park River, N D 84 Lindstrom, Bud, Salem, Ore. 53 Linscheid, Luane, Butterfield, Minn. 81 Lockard, Dorothy, Oskaloosa, Iowa 51 Long, Charles, Des Moines, Iowa 75 Long, Lillice, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Losing, Mary Jane, Baker, Mont, 83 Lottis, Kenneth, Salem, Ore 75 Lundberg, Phillip, Wise. Rapids, Wis, 70 Lundberg, Robert, Milaca, Minn 70 Lundh, Ruth, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Luppes, Raymond, Kamrar, Iowa 65 Luppes, Jo Ann, Kamrar, Iowa 63 Luter, Elizabeth 86 McBride, Leon, Marshalltown, Iowa 75 McCarthy, David, Portsmouth, N. H. 58 McCloud, Oeo, St. Paul, Minn, 58 McConkey, Hervey, Runnells, Iowa 83 McConkey, Ruby, Runnells, Iowa 58 McCormack, Jacqueline, Pontiac, Mich 65 McKee, Bill, Minneapolis, Minn. 81 McKusiek, Richard, St. Paul, Minn, 83 McLean, Loren, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Maas, Stanley, St. Bonifacius, Minn. 85 MacKenzie, Arthur, Detroit, Mich 83 MacKenzie, Dorothy, Detroit, Mich. 83 Magee, Leslie, Lincoln, Neb. 65 Magnuson, Lawrence, Rockford, III 58 Makepeace, Gerald, Sunland, Cal 64 Makepeace, Kay, Sunland, Cab 83 Malone, Russell, Washington, Pa. 63 Mann, Gayle, Newton, Kan 70 Manners, Elizabeth, Ponsford, Minn 65 Manning, Dick, Brainerd, Minn. 83 Manning, Russell, Spg. Valley, Minn. 83 Marot, Jean, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Marquart, Neil, Markesan, Wis. 83 Martin, Lei and 83 Martin, Loretta, Highland, Ind. 81 Martin, Phyllis, Dodgeville, Wis. 83 Martin, Wm, Ralph, Minneapolis, Minn. 75 Mattison, Anita, Elk Mound Wis. 83 Mattox, Carl, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Maxwell, James, Hopkins, Minn. 83 Mayo, Clifton 83 Means, Howard, Oregon City, Ore 83 Megert, Grade, Colony, Okla. 70 Melick, David, Waterloo, Iowa 58 Meloon, Alyce, Buffalo, N Y. 45 Name Home Town Page Metzler, Virgil, Albion, Mich. 70 Meyer, Joan, Milwaukee, Wis 81 Miller, Donna, Spencer, Iowa 83 Miller, Harold, Powell, Wyo 78 Miller, Oscar, Fern, Wis. 75 Miller, Patsy, Powell, Wyo, 75 Mitchell, Richard, Berkeley, Cal. 83 Modlin, Gary, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Moede, Lila, Milwaukee, Wis. 81 Mondeau, Ralph 83 Moninger, Mary, Clear Lake, Iowa 58 Moore, Carol, Long Pine, Neb 70 Moore, J. Dwayne, Ulysses, Neb. 65 Moore, Keith, Woodville, Wis, 83 Morain, Hugh, Burbank, Cal 66 Moritz, William, Balaton, Minn. 58 Morse, Darrell, Ionia, Iowa 83 Morvay, Martha, Union City, Pa. 45 Motis, Josephine, Isabel, S. D 75 Moulton, Jacqueline, Elkton, S D. 66 Moxley, Marlene, Clarissa, Minn 58 Mueksch, Donna, Hay Springs, Neb 47 Mulholland, Curtis, Zumbro Falls, Minn. 58 Murphy, James, Waterloo, Iowa 81 Murray, Ray, Los Angeles, Cal. 58 Musson, Wayne, Wenatchee, Wash 62 Myers, Clarence, No Newport, Pa. 53 Nelson, Arden, Titcnka, Iowa 59 Nelson, Glenn, Minneapolis, Minn 66 Nelson, Marie, Stockholm, Wis. 83 Neufeld, George, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Nevaskar, Balwant, Bombay, India 83 Newsbaum, Bertie, Pontiac, Mich. 51 Newsome, Frederick, St Paul, Minn 53 Nixon, Marvin, Monroe, Mich 81 Nordeen, Myrtle, Kasota, Minn. 66 Nordin, Walter, Stambaugh, Mich. 83 Nordstrom, Jane, Gary, Ind. 70 Norton, Rodney, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Nowland, Ruby, Wild Rose, Wis. 86 Nowlin, Joy, Pacomia, Cab 63 Noyce, Esther, Wheatland, Wyo. 75 Oberg, Iris, Cohasset, Minn. 87 O ' Connor, Joanna, Denver, Colo 70 Olson, Winnie, Columbus, Neb 41 Ongna, Eugene, Sheboygan Falls, Wis 45 Opp, Elaine, Hebron, N D. 59 Gquist, Eleanore, Pengilly, Minn. 83 Ostcrgard, Ezra, Freeport, lib 51 Ostlund, Audrey, Tioga, N D 83 Ostlund, Sanfred, Tioga, N, D 83 Name Home Town Page Ott, Willis, Bridgeport, Neb. 83 Oviatt, Evelyn, Minneapolis, Minn 83 Pangburn, Robert, Powell, Wyo, 83 Park, Audrey, Ontario, Can. 51 Parker, Margaret, Minneapolis, Minn. 53 Parker, William, Coon Rapids, Iowa 59 Pasrna, Gerald, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Pas waters, Robert, Lincoln, Neb. 59 Patz, Inez, Pound, Wis 41 Paul, June 83 Paulsen, Ethel, West Allis, Wis. 87 Pegors, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. 54 Periman, John, Salem, Ore. 81 Peters, Janet, Flint, Mich. 70 Petersen, Roger, Ashton, Iowa 81 Pfaffe, Donald, Minneapolis, Minn. 81 Phillips, Daniel, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Pittman, Marijo, Aurora, III. 87 Pitts, Dwain, Kansas City, Mo. 83 Pitts, Jerry, Kansas City, Mo. 81 Plaggerman, Clarice, Sandstone, Minn. 70 Plaisted, Joan, Eugene, Ore. 81 Platte, Albert, Peoria, III, 51 Poison, John, Morristown, Minn. 83 Poppino, Gene 83 Porter, Virginia, Duluth, Minn. 70 Prinzing, Norman, Faribault, Minn. 66 Puderbaugh, Marcella, Gladstone, Ore. 70 Pues, Vivien, Navarino, Wis. 63 Puls, Patricia, Grand Rapids, Mich, 66 Pyle, Arlene, Spencer. Iowa 70 Pyne, Margaret, St. Petersburg, Fla. 83 Quackenbusch, Alvina, St. Paul, Minn. 83 Ramsay, Harold, Cavalier, N. D. 70 Ramseyer, Paul, Milwaukee, Wis. 83 Raymond, Kenneth, Medford, Ore. 85 Reburn, James, Flint, Mich. 75 Reemtsma, Harold, Westbrook, Minn. 85 Regnerus, Rosemary, Riverside, Cal. 83 Reinhold t, Marlowe, Balaton, Minn. 75 Reis, Edward, Pekin, III. 51 Reitz, Carolinn, Olivia, Minn. 83 Reynolds, Hazel, Goring, Neb 81 Reynolds, Richard, Rockford, III. 54 Rhoads, Ruby, Oskaloosa, Iowa 70 Name Home Town Page Rhodes, Duane, Spencer, Iowa 81 Richert, Donald, Dallas, Ore. 59 Richert, Elena, Dallas, Ore. 83 Riley, Ruth, Muskegon, Mich. 83 Hobart, Richard, Mason, Ill. 70 Robertson, Margaret, Glasgow, Scotland 83 Robertson, Sara Anne, Joliet, Ill, 51 Robey, Mabel, Hudson, Mich. 66 Robinette, Gary, Cedar Falls, Iowa 83 Roderick, Constance, Bayard, Neb 66 Roderick, Leroy, Bayard, Neb 59 Rollolazo, Soiedad, Punji, Phil. Islands 59 Rorah, Robert, Spencer, Iowa 83 Ross, Kenneth, Harvard, Neb 85 Royse, Jacqueline, Anoka, Minn. 66 Ruark, Rex, Inkster, Mich 74 Rudolph, Charlotte, Rudyartl, Mich. 75 Rupprecht, Everett, Waukesha, Wis. 83 Rustad, Raymond, Minneapolis, Minn. 66 Ryan, Alice, New Brighton, Minn. 63 Rydberg, Ann, Robbinsdale, Minn. 71 Ryff, Kenneth, Elmo, Kan. 66 Sakuma, Lucy, Mt. Vernon, Wash, 66 Salem, Louise, Spearfish, S. D. 76 Salveson, Anne, Staten Island, N. Y. 83 Sandberg, Deraid, Kasson Minn. 53 Sanders, Agnes, Greenville, Mich. 45 Sanders, Wilma, Greenville, Mich. 52 Sanderson, Ann Detroit, Mich. 71 Sandgren, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Sandum, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. 59 Sarbaugh, Betty, Hedrick, Iowa 66 Scandrett, Warren, Independence, la. 52 Schams, Ronald, La Crosse, Wis. 71 Scherer, John, St. Louis Park, Minn. 83 Schill, Alma, Burbank, Cal. 81 Schmidt, James, Mound, Minn 59 Schmoll, Mildred, Lincoln, Neb 81 Schneider, Robert, Lancaster, Wis. 45 Schoon, Fred, Gary, Ind 59 Schoon, Norman, Gary, Ind. 71 Schotzko, Marie, Eau Claire, Wis. 81 Schroder, Elaine, Galt, Iowa 59 Schroder, Johnnie, Galt, Iowa 66 Schroder, Patricia, Brownsdale, Minn. 66 Name Home Town Page Scott, Howard, Baker, Ore 81 Scott, LoRee, Lcoti, Kan. 84 Second, Jerry, Glenville, Minn. 83 Seehuscn, Harvey, Grand Meadow, Minn. 59 Shaner, Jimmy, Geneva, Nebr. 83 Sheldon, In a, Watervillc, Minn. 71 Sherman, Marian, Riehvillc, Minn 63 Shifflett, Robert, Minneapolis, Minn 45 Shipp, Galen, Plainfield, Iowa 82 Shipp, Gordon, Minneapolis, Minn. 41 Shipp, Norma, Minneapolis, Minn 41 Siemens, James, Minneapolis, Minn 52 Siemens, Richard, Minneapolis, Minn 71 Sic vers, Dorothy, Powell, Wyo 59 Sicvers, Ruth, Powell, Wyo 63 Silling, Henry, Ocean City, N. j 76 Simmons, Stan, Torrington, Wyo. 87 Simpson, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn 45 Sinland, Lena, Bagley, Minn. 45 Singleton, Edith, Duluth, Minn. 66 Skogerbo, Peter, Brownsdale, Minn. 46 Sletten, Norma, Minneapolis, Minn 71 Smit, Madeline, Clintonville, Wis. 71 Smith, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. 82 Smith, Delbert, Hastings, Neb. 52 Smith, Elsie, Minneapolis, Minn. 76 Smith, Ivan, Rosalia, Kan. 76 Smith, Jack, Missouri Valley, Iowa 67 Smith, John, Cedar Falls, Iowa 71 Smith, Paul, Spencer, Iowa 46 Smith, Q. T., Minneapolis, Minn. 82 Smyth. Raymond, Minneapolis, Minn 52 Snell, Hugh, Marshalltown, Iowa 46 Snell, Richard, Marshalltown, Iowa 83 Snyder, Muriel, Lemmon, S. D. 59 Snyder, Robert, Powell, Wyo. 84 Song, Lucy, Kowloon, Hong Kong 71 Sonmor, Charlotte, Luck, Wis. 59 Sonmor, Stephen, Luck, Wis. 59 Sorensen, Einar, Aalborg, Denmark 67 Sorensen, Crete, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Souder, Albert, Des Moines, Iowa 32 Souslin, Wanda, Pontiac, Mich. 67 Sow er, Gloria, Minneapolis, Minn. 87 Speas, Clyde, Gilman, Iowa 46 Name Home Town Page Sponsler, John Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Staat, Nancy, Thornton, III. 59 Stacy Thomas, St, Cloud, Minn, 67 Steinhauser, John, St, Paul, Minn, S3 Stephens, Gordon, St. Paul, Minn. 52 Stern, Kingsley, Minneapolis, Minn. 84 Steven, Neil, Mapleton, Minn. 87 Stewart, Doris, Kansas City, Mo, 83 Stewart, George, McLean, Va, 46 Stickler, Vernon, Spencer, Iowa 83 Stien, Howard, Wishek, N. D. 83 Stinehart, Harry, Huron, S. D. 83 Stinson, Loretta, Minneapolis, Minn. 71 Strandt, Marilyn, Moses Lake, Wash. 82 Strange, Nancy, Milwaukee, Wis, 63 Sundstrom, John, Minneapolis, Minn. 82 Svee, Evelyn, West Concord, Minn. 59 Swanson, Betty, Manistee, Mich. 82 Swanson, Sonja, Rock Creek, Minn. 60 Swearingen, John, Brainerd, Minn. 46 Sykora, Kenwyn, Storden, Minn. 60 Tanner, Wayne, Minneapolis, Minn. 52 Taylor, David, Elyria, Ohio 82 Taylor, Doris, Elyria, Ohio 83 Taylor, Melvin, Columbus, Ohio 82 Tellgren, Marlin, Cokato, Minn. 67 Tellgren, Paul, Cokato, Minn. 71 Temple, Doris, Faribault, Minn. 83 Terlouw, Edna, Pella, Iowa 4-6 Thomas, Gordon, Kalamazoo, Mich. 76 Thomas, Ruth, Grand Rapids, Mich. 67 Thompson, Clifton, Bruno, Minn. 60 Thompson, Daniel, Minneapolis, Minn. 47 Thompson, Darrell, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Thompson, David, Friend, Neb. 83 Thompson, Loren, Eldorado, Kan. 87 Thompson, Paul, Minneapolis, Minn. 67 Thompson, Pauline, Denver, Colo. 52 Thompson, Robert, Waukegan, Ill. 67 Thornton, Jane, Binghamton, N, Y. 67 Thornton, Kenneth, Churdan, Iowa 87 Timgren, Maybritt, Ontario, Can. 60 Tolle, Stanley, Spencer, Iowa 46 Towns, Elmer, Savannah, Ga. 47 Towns, Ruth, Sennings, Mo. 87 Name Home Town Page Triplett, Kenneth, Bruce, Wis. 71 Trosvik, Barbara, Minneapolis, Minn. 53 Tyler, Robert Terry, Denver, Colo. 83 Urban, George, Minneapolis, Minn. 85 Van Boening, Patricia, Venango, Neb, 47 Vande Guchte, Judith, Sheboygan, Wis. 71 Va rider Beek, Janet, Brooten, Minn. 60 Vanderburgh, Daryl, Waterville, Minn. 71 Vandergon, Elaine, Maple Lake, Minn. 60 Vander Meiden, Bernie, Muskegon, Mich. 83 Vander Molen, Lillian, Hudsonville, Mich. 71 Van Dixhorn, Lloyd, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 82 Van Loon, Donald, Onalaska, Wis. 84 Vatthauer, Ethel, Ridgeway, Iowa 47 Velie, Daniel, Elk Mound, Wis. 67 Velie, Edward, Elk Mound, Wis. 83 Velie, June, Elk Mound, Wis. 83 Yenz, Charles 87 Vietz, Donald, Hebron, N. D. 82 Vitus, Earl. Springfield, Ore. 83 Vorpahl, David, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Waddell, Phyllis, Russiaville, Ind. 82 Wahl, Howard, Hopkins, Minn. 83 Wahlborg, Helen, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 47 Wahnert, John, Chicago, III. 67 Waisanen, Wilfred, Moose Lake, Minn. 63 Wait, Lester, Minneapolis, Minn. 53 Waldccker, Albert, Lemmon, S. D. 82 Waldecker, Thomas, Lemmon, S. D. 53 Wallin, Elaine, Excelsior, Minn, 71 Walther, Curtis, Linton, N. D. 71 Walton, Dennis, Glen Lake, Minn. 72 Ward, El wood 84 Ware, Betty, Cincinnati, Ohio 82 Warren, Ellis, Aurora, Neb. 72 Wassink, Marvin, Sheboygan, Wis. 72 Webb, Dorothy, Fremont, Neb. 47 Weber, Ardis, Almond, Wis. 87 Webster, Ernest, Phoenix, Ariz. 72 Weihlc, Thomas, Lebanon, Pa. 72 Weigand, Lois, Minneapolis, Minn, 84 Weil, Virginia, Beulah, N. D. 60 Weldon, Bernadinc, St. Paul, Minn. 53 Name Home Town Page Weniger, Bud, San Francisco, Cal. 87 Weniger, Delores, San Francisco, Cal. 83 Wentworth, Charles, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 Wentworth, Nadine, Owen, Wis. 83 Wessman, Warren, Cokato, Minn. 47 Westerlund, Bob, Muskegon, Mich. 83 Westlund, Howard, Fargo, N. D. 53 Wetzel, Arth ur, Glenullin, N. D. 53 Whitcomb, Roland, Gladstone, Ore. 76 White, Boyd, Allen, Neb. 47 White, Lee, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 76 White, Robert, Battle Creek, Mich. 72 Whited, Richard, Nebraska City, Neb. 82 Whitiear, Keith, Toronto, Canada 47 Whitten, Vonnie, Pontiac, Mich. 72 Wieklund, Linda, Mason, Wis. 63 Widder, Wayne, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 72 Wiens, Esther, Mt. Lake, Minn. 67 Wiens, Richard, Int’l Falls, Minn. 72 Willecke, Waldo, Salem, Ore. 82 Williams, Eugene, Cleveland, Ohio 67 Williams, Lois, Salem, Ore. 82 Williams, Myrtle, Oshkosh, Wis. 72 Wilson, Kyle, Medina, Ohio 54 Wincentsen, Judy, Rhinelander, Wis. 83 Winterowd, Robert, Brainerd, Minn. 60 Winters, Miriam, Hazel Park, Mich. 83 Winters, Ross, Hazel Park, Mich. 47 Wipf, Betty L., St. Bonifacius, Minn. 53 Wipf, Marvin, Bridgewater, S. D. 87 Wisely, Constance, Cedar Rapids, la. 84 Wisely, Gale, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 67 Wold, Edward, Jr., Cloquet, Minn. 75 Wolf, Donald, Port Huron, Mich. 54 Woodring, Dean, Corvallis, Ore. 83 Wriedt, Betty, Peoria, Ill. 83 Wriedt, Duane, Peoria, Ill. 83 Wright, Albert, St. Paul, Minn. 76 Young, Bruce, Saginaw, Mich. 83 Zaffke, Joyce, Backus, Minn. 44 Zaffke, Karl, Backus, Minn. 83 Zaspel, Ruth, St. Paul, Minn. 60 Ziebarth, Leon, St. Paul, Minn. 67 Zimmerman, David 83 Appreciation of Mr. Arthur Segal and Mrs, Lorraine Robert son of the Bureau of Engraving, Inc.; Miss Dorothy Hanna, our Faculty Advisor; and the faithful members on our staff, who made this Scroll possible. Bible College, College of Liberal Arts, Seminary Minneapolis, Minnesota Jane Thornton, Editor Victor Dourte, Business Manager