Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1955
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HHUi homesick hazzard SHALL PERFORM Phil II NORTHWESTERN SCHOOLS PRESENT THE 1955 scroll 3 Ar v P to p o O p fir « P P Ut -T VC jtjto $8 ? £ Published by the Students at Minneapolis, Minnesota — [■ ' ■ ■ - MVI ' J mm ; MWk wmst %v 1 W r ,■ ■ ■■•o h fjgMt 1 . v 7Yv V -1 4ai w ¥ ' lB ' - V: |I55Kw JjT® ' ‘jf i i uwi9 in r ‘ |Pp ' k ;gSHH BMPs QBb w frr yl W f n£. V fPjg Spang m tSpi BIImB Mt I raK3 U 5 iS iW- J kwC r V ' -jiVil _ ox r ®r ■j iy W 0 ”,.. earth tea fait of hit praise. ” foreword Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ ' Phil. 1:6 We here at Northwestern are a privileged group of Christians, Christ has pro¬ vided the way for us that we might learn more about Him and His word. Come with us and relive some of the activities of this past year. nhirruim contents faculty and administration activities socials sports underclassmen seniors 8 Come over , and help us. Not the call of the anciem Macedonians, but a call which resounded in the ears of Dr W. B. Riley more than fifty years ago; a call which prompted the begin¬ ning of a good work later to become our Northwestern Schools, A desire for a deeper knowledge of the Word; a desire to be trained so as to more effectively win men to the Lord Jesus Christ; a desire that would not be stilled — these prompted the continuation of what had been but a small beginning and led into the organiza¬ tion of a Bible and Missionary Training School. The knowledge of this good work spread across the country. More came that they, too, might be trained. Many caught the vision of a need on the foreign field, and ships sailing across the wafers soon carried those who had answered the call go ye into all the world. As the group increased, the call was intesified: come over . helps us, The cry for evangelical pastors prompted an expansion of the early work and the addition of a Theological Seminary wherein might be taught the truths found in the Word of God to those who would add to their preparation. Churches whose doors had been barred for lack of a paster were opened; new fields wherein a seed had been planted were made fruitful. Still another voice spoke to our founder. Young people were seeking college training. The world about them demanded that they prepare thoroughly for their place in life whether that be as a teacher, a business man, an office worker. Again, after days and months of waiting upon the Lord, Dr. Riley began another good work — a Liberal Arts College which has become second to none and wherein young people of today may continue in the academic field of their choice taught by a consecrated faculty. A good work has been begun and through a leadership dedi¬ cated to the Lord, we are confident that it will continue even unto the day of Jesus Christ. mu .. hear the instruction ami be wise... TO N Kfi —- . - -• . . faculty and administration CHARLES A. AUNG M B, University of Minnesota, M.S. University of Minnesota, M.D. Uni¬ versity of Minnesota, Contagious Diseases, Gyneco ogy, Pediatrics, School Physician. John 3:1 6 SHIRLEY ALMEN Gustavus Adolphus College, A.B, University of Minnesota, A.M. Uni¬ versity of Minnesota, French, Spanish. I Timothy 2:5 HELEN BAXTER Minnesota School of Commerce, Gregg College, Music Department, Gustavus Adolphus. Commercial Education. Phil. 4:13 WILLIAM B. BERNTSEN Moody Bible Institute, A.8, Iowa State Teacher ' s College, M. Mus Northwestern University. Music Theory, Organ, Piano, Galatians 2:20 HELEN F. BROOKS A.B. Hastings College, A.M, Univer¬ sity of Nebraska, PkD. University of Nebraska. History. Matt. 28:20b faculty ERVIN B. BUTLER BEd., Bemldji State Teachers Col¬ lege, Deart of Men, Alafhemaf cs. PhiL 1=6 RICHARD V. CLEARWATERS A.B. Kalamazoo College, A.M. Uni¬ versity of Chicago, B.D. Northern Baptist Seminary, D.D. Northern Baptist Seminary, Moody Bible In¬ stitute, Horn Metres, Postoraf Theology ELLA ERWAV B.S. Wheaton College, A.M, Teach¬ er ' s College, Columbia University. Dramatics, Speech. Romans 12:1, 2 JOHN E. DAHLIN A.B. Northwestern University, A.M. Northwestern University, Moody Bible Institute, Evangelical Free Church Seminary, Augustana Theo¬ logical Seminary. History, Poi ftcai Science. Phil. 4:13 LEROY GAGER Northwestern Bible School, A.B. Wheaton College, Th.8. Southwest¬ ern Baptist Theological Seminary. Bib e, EvartgeJism. II Cor. 5:17 faculty PAUL S. HAIK A.B. Wheaton College, Th M. Dallas Theological Seminary. B b e, B b e Archaeo ogy, Greek. II Cor, 9:8 i— J. EDWIN HARTILL A.B. Muskingum College, B,D, Northwestern Theological Seminary, D.D. Bob Jones University. Dean of Bible College , Bible. Phil. 3:10 HELEN L HILL B.S. in Ed. Eau Claire State Teach¬ ers College, University of Wiscon¬ sin, University of Minnesota. Assistant Librarian. Peu! 31:8 n ] |r PHILIPP GUSTAFSON B. Mus. Northwestern University, M. Mus. Northwestern University, Grad¬ uate Work University of Minnesota. Churcb Music Administration, His - tory of Musk, Hymnoiogy, Piano, r% Voice. Psalms 23 l ' Is i d LESTER HAEBEGGER A.B. Wheaton College, Northwest¬ ern Schools, Graduate Work Uni¬ versity of Minnesota. Personal Hygiene , Physical £duca¬ tion, Track and Golf Coach, Assist¬ ant Baskefba Coach. Prov. 3:5, 6 1 5 555! Taq PAUL L. KAUFMAN A.B. Wheaton College, AM. Whea¬ ton College, New Testament, Greek. Phil. 4:6, 7 Ml IlHt ' l l , ■ ... ' M .. ' .■ ' faculty TERRY C HULBERT A.B. University of Western Ontario, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary. Greek. I! Cor, 5:20, 21 ELMER M. JOHNSON B.S. University of Minnesota. Phi osopfty, Socio ogy. I Cor. 15:58 INGA E. JOHNSON B.S, University of Minnesota. Christian Education. Colossians 3:23, 24 REUBEN J. JOHNSON B. Mus, Ed. Northwestern University, M. Ed. University of Minnesota. Conducting, Harmony, Atusie Educa¬ tion, Piano, Psalms 91:2 faculty RAYMOND G, LUCAS A.6. Wheaton College, Th.M. Grace Theological Seminary. Anthropology. GRACE LUND B,S. Eau Claire State Teachers Col¬ lege, M,$ r University of Wisconsin. Education and Psychology. Psalms 27:1 GEORGE MAKAS A.B. University of Chicago, A.M. University of Minnesota; D r M,E. Chi¬ cago Musical College. Director of Counseling, Education, Psychology Isaiah 26:3 CARL W. LANDAHL A. B. University of Minnesota, B. Mus, Columbia School of Music, M r Mus. Columbia School of Music, B. D, California Baptist Theological Seminary, Royal Scottish Academy of Music, Church MusiCf Piano. Psalms 116:1, 2 MARK W. LEE Nyock Missionary Training Institute, A.B. Wheaton College, A.M. Whea¬ ton Graduate School. Debate, Homiiefics, Oratory, Radio, Speech. Hebrews 10:36 V MARILYN SANCHEZ B.A. Northwestern College of Liber¬ al Arts, M. Ed, Maealester College, Literature, Composition. Psalm 32:7 EDWARD D, SIMPSON B.S. Wheaton College, B.D. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Th,M r Eastern Baptist Theological Semi¬ nary, Th,D, Eastern Baptist Theo¬ logical Seminary, Bible, Galatians 2:20 FRANCES SIMPSON A.B. Wheaton College, M.R.E. East¬ ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Graduate Study Southwestern Bap¬ tist Theological Seminary. Christian Education. Isaiah 30:21 EDWIN A. OLSON B.S, En Ch r E. University of Pitts¬ burgh, M.S. University of Pittsburgh, Physical Science, Mathematics, Romans 1:16 MRS, W, B, RILEY A,B. University of Minnesota, LL.D. Bob Jones University, Dean of Women, Sodof Institutions. Isaiah 12:2 faculty VfPtt faculty HARRY SIAM A.8. Wheaton College, D.D, Whea¬ ton College. Missions. II Cor. 9:8 RACHEL B THOMPSON A.B. St. Olaf College, English, Composition. Isaiah 41:10 OLIVER G. TITRUD B.S. Bemidji State Teachers College, M.S, University of Denver, Oak Hills Christian Training School. Biology. Luke 19:10 ANTHONY M, TROTTO Graduate, The Army Music School, Northwestern University, Minneapo¬ lis College of Mustc, Virginia, Minn. Jr. College, Instrumental Music and Theory. Phil. 4:13 - - - --- 1 At . u _ faculty ETHEL JONES WILCOX University of Minnesota. Cfrn ' sfioJt Life, Christian Service f Re medial English. ! Thess. 5:18 DOROTHA WILLIAMS A.B. Pennsylvania State College, A.B. in L.5. University of Michigan, A,M. University of Minnesota. Librarian, I John 2:28 DAVID S. WIPE A.B r Dakota Wesleyan University. German, Sociology, Romans 5:1 G DOUGLAS YOUNG B,S, Acadia University, Westminster Theological Seminary, B.D. Faith Theological Seminary, Ph D, Drop- sle College for Hebrew and Cog- note Learning. Deem of tbe Theological Seminary and College of Liberal Arts t Archae¬ ology t Bible, Hebrew, Proverbs 16:3 HISTORY History abounds with great projects of great men, but only as the SPEECH A good speech is o good fhfng, but the verdict is tft EDUCATION To develop competent teachers who devote their whofe strength to this noble work. BIBLE LITERATURE A i From Liter Jesus Christ is the goal of all, and the center to which all tends. — Pose CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Preparation is all phases of Christian activity relating to the local church. re related to him ' l ing ' — Daniel O ' Connefl LANGUAGES e we learn of God . . Through languages we tell of God Music wakes fhe souf, and lifts it high , and wings it with sublime desires, and befits it to bespeak the deity ' — Addison MUSIC SCIENCE Minute study of the sciences in is seen the framework of God . whicf —- -.— k.A- u ta i , . i U. i. L w fc A ilL -- I M .. administrative STANLEY R. COOK Executive Vice-President I Sam. 12:24 i LOREN F. BRIDGES Director of Radio Romans 8:28 LLOYD L. BUCKLES B.S. Iowa State College. Controi er John 6:35 WILLIAM P. GOWLER A.Eh Northwestern College of Liber¬ al Arts, A.M, Southern Methodist University. Registrar, History Psalm 46 DOROTHY HANNA Northwestern Bible School, B.R.E. Northwestern Theological Seminary. Executive Secretary, A umni Associa¬ tion, Parliamentary Law. Proverbs 3:5, 6 staff CLARENCE E. WALSTAD A.B. Wagner, Long Island, N, Y. Director of Stewardship FORREST WILLIAMS Northwestern Schools. Director, Christian Work and Place ment. Romans 1:16 WILLIAM T. HENDERSON College of Charleston, University of South Carolina. Assistant to Vice-President; Director of Housing — insurance — Purchasing. Hebrews 13:13 EVELYN HOFFMEYER R.N. St. Barnabas Hospital School of Nursing, B.A. in Bible, North¬ western Bible College. Nurse 25 -.™ ....““ tTH ! office log SC Ardis Lois deo vj 0 i e t Peg Artene Louise Annan, Business Ardis Attoe, Registrar Lois Boiler, Counselling Cleo Edwards, Dean of Women Violet Christopherson, Business Margaret Coombe, Seminary Arlene Crooks, Stewardship Mary Lou Haburn, Library Rosalie Hughes, Radio Marjorie Isaacson, Switchboard staff Ivon, ore you Josf? Coffee froie tuciffe Geneva Dorothy Ruth Lucille Montgomery, Registrar Ethel Smith, Mailing Geneva Peterson, Business Jean Smith, Christian Work Dorothy Quernemoen, Vice-president Bessie Stockwell, Pilot Arnold Rocholl, Promotion Ruth Riley, President, Dean Cecilia Willecke, Dean of Men Annabelle Wilson, Pilot Bessie Cecitia jAnnc Rocky Ethel Jean board of directors MEMBERS OF THE BOARD DR. CURTIS B. AKENSON PAUL H. ALBINSON CHARLES A. AUNG A. O. BJORKLUND DR. WALTER E. BRIDGE J. COLGATE BUCKBEE C. A. BURNHAM VICTOR P. CHAMBERLAIN MRS. BENJAMIN O. CHAPMAN FRANK E. CLAWSON DR. R. V. CLEARWATERS N. F. CORNELIUS JOHN M. EDLUND DR. THOR A. HANSEN DR. PAUL K. HENDRICKS REV. WALTER B. HORN REV. ROBERT F. KITTRELL JUDGE JAMES T. KNUTSON PER M. LARSON DR. RUDOLPH LOGEFEIL DR. O. A. LOOK DR. O. P. LOVIK NEAL T. MAC KENZIE E. H. MATTHIAS AL METTEL N. T. MEARS DR. RALPH MITCHELL DR. WM. H. MURK DR. J. PALMER MUNTZ DR. MARTIN NORDLAND CARLYSLE NORRIS DR. EARLE V. PIERCE WALTER RESCHLEIN DR. JOHN R. RICE MRS. W. B. RILEY DR. MERVIN E. ROSELL HANNES RYPKEMA EDGAR SEABERG DR. JOHN R. SIEMENS A. F. TOAVS CARL O. WALLIN DR. S. MARX WHITE MANLY A. WILCOX 28 It 1 i this-a -way. Partner, End of □ perfect day, You read: l ii pfay T some of our He afso se vef. Get that last drop. faculty at home Two reads are beMer than one. 29 ■ fcf j • li i. ' activities ' ire have fellotrtthip one with another,.. U i 4tf iiuuuitbft;i i WtHa « kVw tlMkMHitMi3fa $iJ MiWj X kiggsi kkmmtk iHkit Mi Jiiilfe Miwi . .... . M chapel What a wonderful opportunity is our os we listen day after day ta the servants of our Lord. Chapel time which is usually led by aur president has proved to be a time of refreshing. How drab and monotonous the days can become as one studies and works from morning to night! But how renewed we fee] os we leave our chapel having listened to a missionary tell of the blessings of the Lord upon his work in some far off country; or when we are confronted with the responsibility which is ours to spread the gospel here at home. From the Bible study to the practical application for each one af us; from the challenge of the foreign mission field to the equally important work of the local church; from the servant of God in the pulpit to the follower af the Lord in the pew we are encouraged to dedicate our lives anew to the ministry to which the Lord has called us. We ore thankful for those who have brought these messages to us and it is our prayer that we may carry them on to a world which knows not our Saviour. _ ; . _ student forum The voice of the students may be heard through the Student Forum, a group of young men and women chosen by their classmates to serve in this capacity. Two students from each doss ore elected yearly and from the Seniors in the group is chosen the president for the following year. The spring campaign and election would do justice to any major political party. Wo fre Widder, Treasurer; Forfeit WifJiams, Advisor; Rafpfi Anderson, President; Audrey EcfcJunrf, Secretory; Robert Benton, Vice-president. 32 ' i Nlfc.llrh.il j t i Hllti £il lililil lifoil During the current year, Ralph Anderson, as president, has fed his group in a program which has provided ample opportunity for fun, fellowship and spiritual encouragement. The family night suppers have been continu¬ ously carried on with various organizations serving as hosts. The winter formal and the Sadie Hawkins parties have been but a sample of the good times which this group has been abfe to sponsor. Prayer meetings, tract nights, and a continuous emphasis upon the spiritual life have helped to keep before the students the purpose for which they have come—to study that they might be a pproved unto God. Seated; Audrey EcJdund, Norma Dag , flaJph Anderson, Robert Benton. Standing: Robert Kfcfaschmidt, Kenneth Rojs, Stephen Sonmore, Wayne Wldder, Betty Horton, Tom Sracy, frmo Hutchens, Henry Siting, Gordon Kyle. 33 lufi - . -j i. .l MiiifiliMfiift - Mm Jsi L rbonG VjtVTO UTTER 2 r fl foreign mission fellowship Vision Editor J itMii UHlU MlhirJ t ill JMAfi i Wfljfil iiiiikl ftkii ik jtftfetiita ‘40t a fcl fc i itl 0 ' tJ, MOST Acts 1 -8 missionary conference To the uM rmosf from the uttermost - — Meer fhe missionary Curios from afar I SWitft wHH IkfrUiJity« - practical work Forrest Williams, director, and his staff ■bkutiluhin , ■ ■ _._SJ___—_._ scroll More Staff Our bujmess mn jetger, editor, and advisor Our Staff Qur er° m en mm NORTHWESTERN EAGLE North esfem Sthdek. Minneapolis 3, Minnesota, November 5, 1954 No a WEL ALUMNI 1 Attend the Family Night Dinner Tonight Your Host wilt be the EAGLE STAFF. Barbershop Quartet Contest Follows Later in the Evening, three ycung htfii came to Northwestern hark in IJT2I, arriving from Rochester, Sew York, in ihrtr a Id far. TtiHr purjio e was to study for the ministry. They were. left to right; Ray Baker, Mil- Imh sipprl, and (Veil Hi I von. Milton Sippel went on from Northwestern to receive hk M.A. from Mercer l tin. rrvily and hiv II I), from Drake I ' nivcrslty. lie now i% pastor of the First Christian Church in Law- frill r. K.mviv Veil H ikon, who ts .i Methodist pastor in Victor. New York, also went further in hk rihic alien. Hr received hi it A. from Monies ter College, and hts B,L . anti M.th, from Colgate Ik- (k i lrr Seminary. Debate Team Schedules First Tourney at Bradley NVnhwdjskrns debate leam will participate in the first u-f the season, the Bradley Speech Tournament on November lit and 1M at Peoria, Illinois. Studfiils engaged in discussion and debate 1 activities ' this year ate David Taylor, Quinkrn Smith. Melvirt Taylor, Dennis Walton, Bryant Gustaf- ----- twin. Raymond Murray, John tauter. Stanley Simmons. Anita - ndrewv and Marie Schutlko. Bcsidoi debating. titnc of the ftydeni will also order in or- oratory, folk tale, extern- tar-vou4. rad.o. :::promptu. dr- nd iiher-dinner ‘peak- The queafiion of the year for r, ( A ;df use as ar,:, 0 ua s cd by a i -r ' ,:r..llw ■ I:.U:u gV-e IV: atf and Dactif ' r. of the Sf..e.H A:; x.at .on of An hr ill bi ' K. ■ v -d Thit th. UfMt- ■ d :■ ■ ■: udd - s ' - :. - diple- i gr.:i • t thi Cor tmun- ...t . c-: i:a - f L , h.r;i w The : n f : d. , -.wr. :« -How vi,r, :h A « ! PiJ Examination Set by ETS Princeton, x. j . October J5._ The National Teacher Examina- l;or„s prepared ar.d ad minis tored annually by Educational Testing Serv. -. will be given at 200 test- in.: center.- throughout the Unit- vl S:.iS cn Saturday, February T2. J,-55. App’.tuiion for mi and a Bui t;n of Inform a iron dtcnbrng n g.-;rat,nr, pi-mt -durv and con- i r; f|uvi 1:0ns may s.s- r-ina.m fryin college officSftis. -. -jpvi.ntvra b or d,rc l- ■ it Teacher Ex- -tfi Tfatir.g Frosh Plan Presentation of New Talent Freshman talent night is Fri¬ day, November the 12th. at a.ti- in ihe chapel. This will be th first showing of the Frcshtmn talent before the student body Representative talent from th freshman class has. been nudi tinned, and a complete progran will be presented. The theme will be You th Jury and will take place in i court room Style. The ftudiene- will be the jury, although then will be no judging of the talent, 1 The genera] chairman is Robert Mo)non. Working with him ore: the program committee of De- lores Z-cbarlh, Janyie Nelson and Don I or i chairman; juka rtir-e- merit committee of Ruth Sc hoi- berg, Karl Flaming, and chair¬ man Gene Crow, and clean-up committee of Ray Newton, Joyce Cutler, and chairman Zomu Ku- jueruW Office Adds New Staff Member The coujta-Tmg office has lidd¬ ed a new- j ydttWv !t : to l 1 4 -ff m thi n ■ - -n if Ed (Ji-H jihoff, 5-T- . 1 b !••.,!. 1.4 w. ' .h ll.. iwii- l n of % - hi r Memorial Hall Will Host Homecoming Men: mm I I [.ill will again he I he scvjip tif selimim jjraclii- alt-s XtiVfmber 15-17, when alumni gather lut I he campus htr Not itiVi rsli rn s annual humecnnHiij: evntsl. Sind- 11 U nf hirim r veal ' 1 cvj]] rutite from all parts n| the nalmn tj’ ivni ' W pa 1 1 v pe ril mi s ami tci alfcnd the C fsfeivntr. Speech Dept. Picks Comedy Production A four act comedy entitled Pa¬ pa Was A Preacher is the next dramatic production that ihe Speech Department wit] present. The play, which is already being rehearsed each evening, will be offered to the public in the week of November 22-2T in the Fine Arts Building. The r ' t of the story corn cm The main sjn-aker (hss year will I -.- I r. S Frank] in lav - ■ 1-.n. I7r. -.don. furnn-r p., lo-r r-f (he Moi.xly Mcniiiruil t ' bun h in C hi¬ cago. is now holding a pa-.Eorate at Holland, Michigan, Aspccls 0 f t ' hrivlian f iluc.i- Ron It the topic that k (a he riinsirlrrei! by the it I f f v r e n I speakers this year. Included In this group ill he three mem¬ bers of the faculty: President Klvcr, Dr, Voung. antt Profrs- Mir Dahlin. Topics to hr ilk- rlisted in the Jeclurcv will hr afcheolojf y, paslrsr.il cou iincI ting, economics in riirktian Educa¬ tion, youth work, and vkuat aids. Presiding over the three ilav f:hb will tif .-ii.v.i ' . yl ternoOns at 2:la ' fh- -n elude. My Friend y . t r 31 and at t d- r date . ' Vus ilcrella, Rc !i:n Hood ’ r:., Sunday, p.rii., November 7Eli, ' Kubeny and Rembrandt will tie show It from (In- liKInry .f art rle . Thi emup in¬ cludes 1 film on mo Iern art. Anyone d siring to kr.uiore comp ' , tely of in.- i u , nj sh-.Ari ' houhi cwitiKt T:.- Ail f v ; ' tdnte or u f--r snfori- u. Ihe NVrihwi -ti rn Ft ‘; -1i Qifav . Rosa je Ht gfiej, Secretory on the air leren F. Bridge , Manager Gene £mJffo Dcrv ' e Brush Ray Allen with the gospel 99 Pout Ramseycr Clarence iaBonfc 41 .—. ! ; . ,ii RHKB , i■ i■« student health center If you have an ache, cold or pain The health center will give you all the same. They will give you pills To cure your ills. And excusable excuses For the necessary uses. student employment Many studenls coming to school Need a job to see them through. The employment office is the ploce to go To find the [ob you ' re looking for. cafeteria Whether you ' re hungry or just wont a bite, The cafeteria will be just right. Well-balanced meals at a price that ' s low; When time to eat, it ' s the place to go. bookstore Paper, pen, something to read? Just about everything you might need. Come to our bookstore and you will see Books you want at a reasonable Fee. 43 evening school ' increasing each year in number and effectiveness is the Northwestern Evening School. It meets the needs and desires of those, who because of conflicting schedules, are unable to attend day classes. Those who avaif themselves of this opportunity find that Er offers the preliminary course, the gold seal certificate and the teacher ' s diploma of the Evangelical Teacher Training Association. Night onto night sbeweth knowledge . . . Mf t teftop Gager, dean of the Evening School ' - i - - fn , ■ if nff v k it . . Registering — eager to learn Learning that they may teach Our bui ding Our own building! Our own chapel! Last fall the Seminary moved into its own quarters next to the Administration building, and felt quite set apart. Under the cap¬ able direction of Dr, Young and the pro¬ fessors, a new program has been presented and a marked increase in enrollment has been seen. With the emphasis upon the Bible, Languages, Homiletics ond kindred subjects, Northwestern ' s Graduate School of Theology continues to be outstanding in its field. Seminary Chape 46 W jiwwil I 1 f lit: 4 4k4J A visiting speaker p GISTif ? p 0 ? H£B ?£W? A hit of advertising A tail lesson medicine luhe Whether it be the annual Bible Confer¬ ence or the all-school picnic. Medicine Lake provides a most acceptable place for worship of our Lord. women’s auxiliary yospel minister’s club A group of Christian women who are desirous of expressing in a material way their appreciation for the Schools have banded together to take care of some of the little ' extras in and about the buildings. We welcome them to Northwestern. We see them at their first meeting — a luncheon, Our preachers of the future meet regularly for guidance and counsel from their older brethren. WP j twr?yrr m wt ' nvxrrwnirwtfT, ywr? wrsnmm w ' rvxwmtmwwm i rtw pram— • tiJtiH ,i i ii.rU iJ . l iJL ' .£tiiHjtiii. ' t4,it h a JI ii Ji u 4 A ft It) fth .1 E. J j Wi iiliiSi ilitoiilii iiiili fcii;t4i iir + ' 4itii4 u ■ . ji±n ... A mi northwestern band The sound of the trumpet, the roll of the drum, the high notes of the flute blend togther and give forth music unto the Lord as Northwestern ' s young people under the direction of Mr. Anthony Trotto serve as members of the band. Mr. Trotto ond his director a eappclla choir Mr. William Berntsen and his choir cabinet talk over plans for the year — plans that include Christmas concerts, spring concerts and finally a tour which wilt take them into many places of the Pacific northwest. I. J- ,1 special musical t roups 1954-1955 Utile Minister David Copperfield ______, , , , fl t _ .. whatsoever i p do. rf« ail to the if lit rtf of Hod.. . jmiHAUmuiiMui ifciftu ma , j, wmm. u u aii ia Aiflfc ;iimT jyau- ' r jiiii; Wl -kJ soeiul a.iiiijl.rMii i ii:iL-( in klinit ti piwiJ iiV ' J-lii‘( ,4iifsrji ili jl 4hVi tiJ Aiif ii lji JU IliJ ' iKH i Utiblfc U 4d a? ii«4rfi W m « i tH W iifr i 4lift i uu ft ftt j My shoe-ifiprie boy Foitr Jiffs Where did it go? Down and oui A bif of fife Hits the spot T ie bircfcwafcf fooic Hard at it No a sour note A bit of persuasion tef there Jbe music k Rounding home Pjcfefncj it up fellow Putting it down ffttfuilk ' ml llit . £« ; J — • ■ uu - ..- • • .z I ship Let ' s march J usf resting fAHilmljJ j I flirtf spring Thof Ofp nJaf coJr Round table discussion Jack and . . . Scruff presenfofi ' off formal ‘ mf 1i artltiHfltfl N ■ n t!- -V Heed fobfo 4 bit of fun - 65 IMMIMnMVPMPVPiVViPWPPPVI Not so wood tv . TKt wuhotfita hostel - p p pip Can ke rlnq IpeVLv tool have aottt ivit Y t wav Gointj fro pasl to prtitfrt. M rovide ntv a man that nan piay trvll ... 68 Xiim . -irnillii (-■: mn m ' .!3i Hi‘i assistant, 1 os Habegger Lois King Salty Clark Lois Berg cson Verna Jackson 69 .. 1954 -1955 in sports Way up there. J £54-55 Baiketba f Squod Every year presents a new challenge to the Athletic Department and until the gomes have been played and the races have been run, no one knows how successful the year may be. Box scores will give the answer to your questions about Northwestern, In bas¬ ket ball, leaders In the scoring department were Don Anderson, 270 points; Lloyd Van Dixhorn, 216; Ron Lievense, 213. Five of the members of this year ' s squad will be missing next year, as Don and Lloyd together with Ralph Anderson, Bill McKee, Jim Murphy will be graduating this year. Track found a leader 3n Charles Venz who set a new school high jump and was the chief point-getter far the group. The presence of rain and the absence of an experienced team kept the Eagles from a victory on the baseball diamond. What the next year will bring with new talent and an increased program In sports can be told only In another Scroll. The enthusiasm of the student body and the hard work of an interested sports personnel should prove a winning combination. 4 41 , li itiJlrtKli 1 1 u ilfl 14U- ir-ilm to il 4Uri,« ft i; r n d [l4i4;5tu mamm ..: ■ ■ ■ - ■ Sometimes they don ' t Somefjmes cftey do. , TWfFff lif ii%ki Ctaire Dean Gory Herum BUI McKee Howard Fade HaroJd Erickson David Tschoni basket Dave Thompson ... Lloyd Von Di-xhorn ball Ron tj ' evense Jim Murphy Dhk Gunderson _ iAfliMi ' tu MW ■i ilWij J%tilMtj4 M 1 1 i baseball ti.y scores BASEBALL BASKETBALL 1. . . Martin Luther . 2 93. Bethany Lutheran .73 1 .Bethel 6 63. .. Sioux Falls . 76 12. ... .Concordia . 13 77. . Huron 95 2. ... . .... Martin Luther , , . . . .16 76 . . Bethany Lutheran . . .74 1. . Bethel . . 2 66 . Dickinson T.C . 84 3. . Winona T.C. 20 57. . Jamestown 75 1. Bethany Lutheran . . 5 70. . Bismarck 32 . Bethany Lutheran . 2 94. Northland 88 WON -0 76 . . Wahpeton 79 71. Concordia 76 LOST - 8 98 . . Martin Luther 76 62 . . . Naval Air of LA 64 95 .Sioux Falls . 127 79 Bethel 75 84 Northland 76 62 Bethel . . .80 90 . Martin Luther 62 WON - 7 LOST - 10 75 _ .-.-... fw ivsp r ....- track intra-mural football girls 9 basketball 77 All set, in formal attire. A noisy place. pep band Leader, Jack Caombe t rolls ' em. ■fim 78 toot;rhaf form A lenstr momen for son ' ieone. ut the yamc Exhausted sheer leaders. Take it, Dyke! Just before he battle. Stop eyeing the cate, Mrs. Riley. Hofdf at it — how come? PoJter face And she poured. My pretty teacher. The grand finale of Far Away Places _ _ _ _ ■ tuiAet ‘Si ml if to show thifsvlf approvvit , ri 10 ti ?i i M;l kl iwUii1 IiMm! it U JfcainiJ fcfcfi iLfc , ' UJirii tUU ' L 4 J i l r J Joyce Cutler Bob Chamberlin J Doris Bertsch Vincent Crow Dorothy Elliot as Doris Betts John Anderson Shirley Anderson - Ronald Bcrgquist rV . Edythe Blomberg William Bradley Donna Brooks freshman bible college Ronnie Clark Pauline Coffland Margaret Craven Donald Dye Merlin Eller Claire Dean ■j i Charles Chory Barbara Jepsen Claudia Johnson Nola Johnson Beverly Kaiser Phyllis Karns Marianne Elvee Carol Emery Edwin Erickson Ann Ferrin Sharline Flaming Leonard Huebscher Richard Huhebus Harvey Ingersoll V Lowell Gerber Gary Herum Verna Jackson freshman hihle collet e Cleo Glazner x L m James Glazner Janna Greenfield Ruth Hartmark Rosalyn Nelson George Newman Ray Newton Beverly Olson Ted Knutson Charles Kruse Paul Lackore Velma Larson Fw . Delvin Liverence Robert Meloon Betty Lundeen Carolyn Lundeen Geraldine Mason John McAuley freshman hible college ' ■ Roy Merlino u ■ K , Jr? . ■ 1 f [.. r ' - Marlene Mork LaDonne Mulder Janice Nelson V ' i - Ruby Nowland % V Donald Lundborg Elroy Pankratz Fred Parsons Jim Paswaters rsons Bonnie Paterik Donald Pavek Darrell Pearson Darlene Peterson freshman table college Orris Refsell Donald Richer! Stanley Schauer Ruth Schelberg Charles Shanks iU V. il u Uti A ii Vk %■ .. riioiAuartUdii Jennet VanderBeek Charles Venz Donald Walker Duane Westlund Doris Eicklund Efhelene Williams Marvin Wipf Delpha Wittrup freshman hihle college Idell Trihub Geraldine Wetzig George Wolfe Darene Yocum BIBLE COLLEGE FRESHMEN OFFICERS Roy Newton President Joyce Cutler Secretary-Treasurer Dr, Edward Simpson Class Advisor ———- _ John Geier Ray Hal! lift Jil Willi i4k Shirley Harphann • « «4« Hi m IP , 4i James Huff Burton Benson Marie Berg Harriet Hill Anita Anderson Anita Bergman Dorothy Bishop m Thurl Briggs Willo Briggs Geraldine Carlson Dorothy Curtis Arthur Dean sophomore bihle college i Reginald Dunlap S Mary Eckblad William Eichhorsl Vernon Flaming o Larry Green James Schmidt sophomore hihle col lege Pat Partch Charles Sandum Soledad Rollolozo Dorothy Sievers 91 Bob Paswaters Beverly Pfaffe l Donald Johnson Joe Leach Harley Laflin Marlene Moxley Esther Pankratz William Parker Irma Hutchins Leon Leeds Marijo Pittman . ' . . ffi iiM.i EimkrJinU i-i-i.i sbihxutAHUM S liu MM ; „, fc , BIBLE COLLEGE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Joseph Leach Leon Leeds Dorothy Sievers Dave McCarthy Mr. Forrest Williams . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain Class Advisor Ernest Sjoberg Nancy Stoat Vernon Stickler Evelyn Svee Sonja Swanson Clifton Thompson sophomore hible college David Thompson i Maybritt Timgren Elaine Vandergon Charlotte Sonmor Omega Sorrells Esther Sorenson ■ - ■ —- — wAlUikihijI, wmmsrnm j Carl BuHer Darlene Bulfer Janet Carbine Ray Cheshire Betty Ann Clark junior bible college Harvey Hodgson Betty Horton Agnes Huber David Johnson Elizabeth Manners 93 Howard Stein BIBLE COLLEGE JUNIOR OFFICERS Harvey Hodgson Harold Erickson . Marion Sherman Dove Alexander Mr, Terry Hulbert . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer , , , , .... Chaplain , , Class Advisor Joy Nowlin Marian Sherman Kristian Sorensen Tom Stacy Darrell Thompson junior Robert Thompson Pat Van Boening hihle college Wilfred Waisanen 94 ET special students Stan Deming Margaret Harrison .j Arietta Miller Rodney Norton Roy Harrison U; : Mi. Myron Anderson John BaJlentine 1ir. ' Virginia Pickard Ross Winters Marilyn Zike Marlow White Robert Yerke Jack Snapp Joyce Soderholm John Swearingen Shirley Wetzel second semester students Beverley Reeves - Lorraine Smith Thomas Wheeler Larry Renner Clyde Robinson George Selin _ _ ___ IWfWTfW Audrey Abbas Janice Anderson Jean Anderson Jean Batsell Janice Bender Wilma Binder Clyde Buchanan Beverly Carlson Beverly Chaney Charlene Cowley freshman liberal arts college Jim Crockett Yvonne Curry Glenn Davison Ethel Dobson Shirley Douglas - Laura DuBell 98 Elaine Elsele Niles Ellingson I i ! «dj JLI 4 tirnmmidllAtib ilAi ill itttte I U ; Ukft UJ4J£fc iiU Gary Erwin Norma Evans Edward Gruhn Brandt Gustavson Beverly Haines Eva Hopkins Richard Hatopp freshman liberal arts coliet e Don Lord Leslie Miller 99 Edward Ferlason Karl Flaming Kenneth Grindle Earl Kaltberg Margaret Kellogg Everett Kimball Vineva Kirgiss Twyla Kliewer Zoma Kumerow June Litttehorn Ruby Gibbs Richard Groh Elaine Long liMWI’WTPHlWilR Ardath Moore Kyoko Motoyoshi LeRoy Pederson David Pelot Mary Perry Edward Pond Velora Reimer Pal Ritter Marilyn Rockney Roger Setterberg freshman liberal arts eolletje Lillian Shanks Janis Sheffer Lois Smith Dwayne Snell Doris Slarin William Stewart 100 Marilu Sumurdy Robert Taylor Kenneth Thornton David Tschanz TUMffliWl IIPiHmlf MBRITWff Ellsworlh Welander Lestor Wissbroecker Delores ZEebarth freshman liberal arts collet e LIBERAL ARTS FRESHMEN OFFICERS Don Lord. President Dave Tschaz . Secretory-Treasurer Mr. Reuben Johnson Class Advisor Larry Delk 102 Raymond Dell Audrey Derr Patty Bales HK« V sophomore liberal arts eollepe Phyllis Barringer Carol Bauer George Baxter ‘A Morris Bender Melvyn Bleeker l Carl Bothman Donald Brown Virginia Burris Sally Clark Warren Davison Greg Athnos John Benham Ronald Bennett Lois Bergeson Virginia Bohlen Dolores Erickson Cynthia Farrington Howard Fodc Richard Gaodsel! Marilyn Haglund Richard Hawthorne Isobel Kerr Beverly Fuller Shirley Kuhns Crist Langeiett sophomore liberal arts eoltepe Marlene Lievense Robert Lundberg Oracle Megert Carol Moore Roy Murray Eleanore Oquist Evelyn Ovlatt Hans Palutke Janis Porter Marcy Puderbaugh 103 - — |il11 ■ -| lff . [via Saunderson Ruby Rhoads Ann Rydberg Norma Sletten Loretta Stinson Norman Schoon Judy VanderGuchte sophomore liberal arts college Vonnie Whitten Robert White Marvin Wassink Daryl Vanderburgh Dennis Walton LIBERAL ARTS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS John Benham President Ron Bennet . .Vice-President Lois Bergeson . . Secretary Marlene Lievense . Treasurer George Baxter Chaplain Mr. Edwin Olson Class Advisor Richard Wiens Wayne Widder _ i. Ronald Lievense Kenneth Lotis Ml Wfci-WlJUfwtlltf lilt Wlifci ' tlli ' illf Mils ™ IwhHP BlitolilfaMiMliifrm ■ I r ■«. ‘ Marlon Abbas Margaret Butler Bob Groeneweg Ralph Braun Ruth Lundh 105 Dwight Cook Leila Ewert Beulah Folkerts junior liberal arts college Esther Hoburn Wanda Holland Richard Gunderson 1 - k Walter Gillingham Grace Hutchins : if, ik V Howard James Anita Anders Lawrence Boyer Aylene Boykin Gordon Kyle Gordon Thomas 106 Lillion VanderMolen Delores Weniger Rollie Whttcomb Lee White Ralph Martin Leon McBride Donna Miller Beverly Salisbury Henry Silling Lilo Moede Josephine Metis Marlowe Reinholdt jaaior liberal arts eolletfc Patsy Miller Oscar Miller Charles Smith Robert Spencer Marilyn Strandt Al Souder Stan Simmons T im JJ Iff W ljWPfflWP • mma m i s.uhmu vmm iill rf.lltiitUMAl I ■ 1 1 rV 1 fcI IiujUflitiilrt n fldWil 1 sfl aU i i Mr •%• tf-l lfcli(• H«It Hi m4 Hi ±j Edward Wold, Jr. junior liberal arts colleye LIBERAL ARTS JUNIOR OFFICERS Stan Simmons RollEe Whitcomb Beverly Solisbory Ron Lievense . . . Ed Wold Mr. George Mokas President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . Chaplain Class Advisor _ a nMMMiiiili William Pinkernell Harold Reerritsma Lei an Asa Ralph Becksfrom Harvey Espland Lester Felker Lawrence Hawley Dale Henry .seminari a nrierf railnates - x Vernon Jackson Bob Grant Jacobs Wesley Johnson Stanley Maas li j ' tul Russell Manning Richard Mitchell Kenneth Nickel 103 Richard Palmquist Eugene Ongna SWi! hi L:ki wit it . i ' •_ _ George Urban Thomas Waldecker Warren Wessman Boyd While Paul Sandgren Charles Simpson Peter Skogerbo Clyde Speas Stanley Tolle seminary un deryra iluu 1 vs SEMINARY OFFICERS Ken Raymond . . Dick Snell . Russell Manning . Harold Reemtsma Dick Snell. Mr. Paul Kaufman President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Chaplain . Class Advisor 4 ji i fiv l 6 1 ii • ft IwiJif iM ' fwK MUf h ui (id, , - n Mill] TiiTTT f ( w ifv. therefore. ant! leach ,: 99 IBKIII— BnfliiOTHB seniors confidence and spurs . . , have much in common. Both are earned at great price, but easily lost. Both become most valuable when the way is rough and steep. Both are extremely useful, but often misused. Both urge on amid difficulty, drudgery, or danger. From its incipience. Northwestern has been spurred by confi¬ dence ... not in students, staff, or supporters, but confidence . . . in the faithfulness of God. He was its sources. He is its sustainer. To Him alone does it look in expectancy. Therefore, as it opens doors, and another class of graduates goes forth to serve a living Lord in a wretched world. Northwestern stands with the aged apostle in being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. It was He who began the good work in you . . . at home, at church. It is He who has continued that good work during your student days. Now, Northwestern has been persuaded by His faithfulness that He will carry into completion that good work to which He has called you, until the day of Jesus Christ. This confidence is Northwestern ' s spur. Ill MARCELYN ANDERSEN Harlem, lowo Bible ■ Musk A Capp IJa Choir 2, 3; Band 2 . Psalms 7 T: 1 PEGGY BQTSFORD Toronto, Canada Bible Choral Ensemble Jj Basket ball 2; N Club 1, 2, 3, Phil. 1.20 LLOYD CAPEHART New Haven, W. Va. Evangelism Class Treas., 3, VELMA CORKlSH Denver, Colo. Christian Educ, I Thess. 5=24 ALBERT DOOLITTLE Webster City, Iowa Missions Phil. 4=4 RUBY DOOLITTLE Ponca, Nebr r Missions Cfass Secy. 3. Deut. 33:27 EVELYN DORHOUT Siaux Center, Iowa Commercial John 3:30 RUTH DORHOUT Sioux Center, Iowa Commercial Psalms 27:14 s.£j£. FRANCES EDGINGTON Danville, III. Christian Educ. Choral Ensemble 1; Student Forum 3. Phil, 3; 1 0 ALFRED ERICKSON Ashern, Man., Canada Bible Hebrews 13:20, £1 WILDA GARBERICK Elkhart, Ind. Christian Educ. Oratorio Choir 1; Vision Staff 3 , 4 . Deut. 31:3 FLOYD DEAN HABlCH Brocton., N. Y, Bible Basketball 1 „ 2, 3, 4; Base- boll h 2, 3, 4 ; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vico- Pres. 4; N Club L 2, 3, A , Joshua 1:8 WILSON HENDERSON Paul l ino, Iowa Bible tl Cor. 5:17 BEVERLY JACKSON Egon, So. Dak. Commercial A Cappello Choir 1, 2; Cheer¬ leader 1; Pep Club 1, 2. Psalms 27:1 DON JANSEN Parian, Nebr. Missions - A Cappello Choir 1, 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Tumbling 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4 r II Cor, 3:5 IVA RUTH KNIERIM Liberty, Mo. Christian Educ. Scroll Staff 1, 4; Class Sec. 4 . iso, sblIg, n ■ MARY LOU LETT Prottville, Mkh, Bible - Musk Exodus 33:14 MYRTLE NORDEEN Kasota, Minn, Christian Educ, Pep Club 2i Scroll Staff 3, I Samuel 12:24 HUGH MORAIN Burbank, Calif, Missions Student Forum 2; Child Evan¬ gelism Pres, 2; Vision Staff 3. Col. 3:1-3 JACQUELINE PENTZ Anoka, Minn, Eible - Music A Cappella Choir 4, JACQUELINE MORAIN Ponllac, Mich, Missions Class Trees. 2; Choir I,- Vi¬ sion Staff 3- Scroll Staff 4. John 11:25-26 PATRICIA PULS Grand Rapids, Mich, Bible Psalms 15=1 3 JACQUELINE MOULTON Elkton, So, Dak. Chrislian Educ. Gal, 2=20 CONSTANCE RODERICK Bayard, Nebr. Bible Prov r 3:5, 6 KENNETH RYFF Elmo, Kansas Missions Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; N Club 3, A. Psalms 139:23, 24 LUCY SAKUMA Mt. Vernon, Wash, Christian Edue, Class Sec. 2; Student Forum 3; Vision Staff 4. II Cor. 12:9 ANNE SALVESON Staten Island, N, Y. Christian Educ. Basketball Psalms 27 ' 4 JOHN SCHROEDER Galt, Iowa Bible N Club 2, 3 r 4,- Dramatics 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Projec¬ tion Club 3; F,M,F. Represen¬ tative 3; Student Forum 2, Isaiah 40:31 PATRICIA SCHRODER Brownsdate, Minn. Bible Dramatics I, 2, 3; Vision Staff 2, 3; F.MJ. Sec. 2, 3; Eagle Staff 2. I Peter 2 7 JACK R. SMITH Missouri Valley, Iowa Bible Oratorio Choir I; G.M.C. Treas. 3. Gal. U5, 16 WANDA SOUSLIN Pontiac, Mich, Missions Romans fi;3S, 39, RUTH THOMAS Grand Rapids, Mich, Missions Comero Club 3. Romans 1 1:33 hiiilutijijiytiMftii ■ .iWM ' iii ' t ■ . r V .-V v , i «« • t r , ' v ■ ,,, j ;• ■ ' ! ' u JANE THORNTON Binghamton, N, Y, Bibfe - Music Scroll Editor 2, 3. Isofoh 40:31 DANIEL VELiE Elk Wound, Wise, Bible Bond 3, 4. II Cor, 3:5 VIRGINIA VEUE Powell, Wyo. Christian Educ. F.M.F, Assistant Sec, 3; F.M.F, See. A I Peter 2:7a LINDA WICKLUND Mason, Wise. Com in ere Id I Bond I, 2; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 1. 1 Cor. 10:13 ESTHER WIENS Mt. Lake, Minn. Christian Educ. Nurses Christian Fellowship 2; Projectionist Club 3. I John 1:9 EUGENE WILLIAMS Cleveland, Ohio Missions Scroll Staff 4; Projection Club 3; Camera Club 3. Isaiah 41 HO in memoruun There are few trials among the varied phases of affliction more mysterious and overwhelming than that of early death. But some¬ times God deems it better to give all at once, ' Peace beyond the strife ' and to add a name to a better roll call than that of the classroom Galen Shipp, honor student and Senior in the Liberal Arts College, prayed, studied, and fellowshipped with those of us here at Northwestern His roommate said, One could ask for no better companion with which to live; there was never □ sharp or cross word from his lips. He was always generous and desirous to help me in numerous ways. Death came in a car crash, January 3, 1955, near Farmington, Minnesota. But even death cannot destroy the blessed memories of one who recently walked in our midst with a vibrant testimony and a Christ-centered life and ministry Even as he gave his life in death, many of the students arose to their feet in the chapel service follow¬ ing the announcement of the accident to give their lives in service and devotion to their Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. , . -.-....... — LA VONNE ABBAS WoveHy, Jowa Elementary Educ + Debote 2, 3. Psalm 32:8 BARBARA ABBOTT Egan, So, Oak, Voice A Cappello Choir 3, 2, 3, 4. Phil. 1 ;6 DONALD ANDERSON Salem, Ore. Bible Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Base- boll 1, 3, 4. Gal. 2:20 RALPH D. ANDERSON Waterloo, Iowa History Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball Copt. 3; Baseball T, 2, 3; Class Pres, 2; N Gub Pres, Studeni Forum Pres. 4. CoL 2:6 ALICE ASA Torrington, Wyo, Education Phil. 1:6 ROBERT J. BANKER Bruce, Wise, History Projectionist Gub 1, 2. Phil. 3:10, KENNETH L BARKER Darfork, Ky, Bible Romans 8:23, 29 PAUL BARKER Minneapolis, Minn. Bible Baseball 3; A Cappetta Choir 2 . Psalms 34:8 JACK D. COOMBE Virginia, Minn. English Camero Club 3; Eagle Staff 2, 3; Literary Club 3; Class Vice Pres. 2; Class Pres, 4, Eph. 2:8, 9 WILLIAM A. FISHER Minneapolis, Minn, Music. A Cappello Choir 1, 2, 3, 4- Basketball 1; Intramural Bas- ketboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4; Wrestling 2; Scroll Staff l r 2; Pep Ciub 3, 4. Prov, 2:1-6 ROSEMARY FODE Hazel ton, No, Dak. Elementary Educ. Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Pep Club 2 . Phil, 4:13 WILBUR L. FOOTE Kansas City, Kan. Bible Band 1, 2; A Cappello Chair 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Baseball Manager 2, I Tim, 4:12 FRANCES BEARDSLEY Chester, Penna, Christian Educ, Pep Club Pres. 1; Basketball t; Goss Sec. 3; Vision Editor 4; Scroll Staff 4. Prov. 3:5, 6 ROBERT BENTON Stuart, Iowa Bible Band 1, 2, 3, 4 j Class Pres. I; Class Vice Pres. 3; A Cap- pello Choir 2, 3; Student Forum 4, Job 23:10 LAYTON BRUESKE, jft. Elgin, Minn. History Phil. 3:10 ROBERT BYMERS LoCrasse, Wise. Musk Educ. Choral Ensemble I; A Cop- pello Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3 ; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4; - G.B.C. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intromural Softball 3; Intra¬ mural Football 3. Isaiah 41:10 r nT T n f mwvFgrR rwi-!g m i f T rjM T M IRMA FULLER Flint, Mich, Christian Educ. A Coppdla Choir 3, A- t Vision 3, Col. 3:1 7j 23 ft. TRUYMOND HADDIX Bulort, Ky. Music A Cappello Choir 3, 4. boiah 40:31 JOHN L. FULLMER, JR. Grand Junction, Colo. History Prov. 16:3 PAVJD HARRISON Flint, Mich. History Sludent Forum Vice Pres. 2. 11 Tim. 2 = 16 EDWIN L. GRGENHOFF Alden, lowo History Prov. 3 l£, 6 RUTH INMAN Mound, Minn. Voice Oratorio Choir I; A Coppdla Choir 2, 3, 4. P$alm 69;30 I RUTHMARY JONES Lisbon, No. Dok r Music Educ. -Music Theory A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond I, % 3, 4; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas, 4, Col. 3; 16, 17 HOMER KENDRICK Paterson, N. J r History A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Gal. 2=20 BESSIE JO JOHNSON Dade City, Fla. Christian Educ, Band ], 2, 3 f 4; Student For¬ um Sec, 3; Scroll Staff 4; Class Sec. 4. Isaiah 55:8, 9 RUTH LIEVENSE Qmoha, Nebr, Music A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir Sec,; Pep Club; Dra¬ matic Club; Class Treas, I. Col. 3; 16, 17 LUANE LINSCHEID Butterfield, Minn. Music Educ. A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Choir Business Man. 3, 4. Phil. 1:6 CAROLINN MC CONKEY Olivia, Minn. Music Theory A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; CheerFeader 1, 2; Speech Club 1. 4 J E J|4MU UMAUUjMyrtibkilui UUMiiy JlillJJliiiiiLnl UlltflJriuUih l di id MARGARET KRAUSE Waseca, Minn. Music A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Chor¬ al Ensemble I; Intramural Basketball 2. twiah 4MG WILLIAM J. MC KEE Pontiac, Mich. History N Club; Track Club 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4„ Joshua 3 ;8, 9 NEIL H. MARQUART Morkeson, Wise, History Romans B:18 JAMES D. MURPHY Waterloo, lowd Mathematics Basketball 1 H 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2 , 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2 ; Eagle Staff 3; N Club Pres. 3; N Club Sec,-Trea$. 4. Col. 3:17 LORETTA MARTIN Hammond, Ind. Music Educ. A Coppella Choir 3, 4, Phil. 4:6, 7 MARLENE OLSON Minneapolis, Minn. Music Theory Eagle Staff 1, 2 ( 3, 4,- Scroll Staff 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Choral Ensemble 1; Speech Club 1, 3; Dramatic ), 3; Camera Club 3. f ph. 4;] ANITA M, MATTISON s AUDREY M. PARK Elk Mound, Minn. Brantford, Ont., Canada Christian Educ, History Basketball 2, 3; Softball Psalm 37:5 Band T, 2, 3, 4. Deut. 31 tB H i m l O I s HAROLD MILLER Powell, Wyo. Christian Educ. - Speech Chord Ensemble 1; Class Vice Pres. 2; Class Pres. 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Scroll Staff 4 } A Cappella Choir 4. JOHN PERIMAN Salem, Ore, Speech Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Radio 2, 3, 4 - Scroll 3; Eagle 4, Mott. 6:33 UiUVliUltb ROGER L PETERSON Sr, Pou!, Minn. Christian Educ t S, C. Class Pres, 3. Matt. 6:33 DONALD R PFAFFE Minneapolis, Minn. Christian Educ. John 3:16 I i h e r a I a r t s GERALD PITTS Kansas City, Kqn. Musk Educ, A Coppelb Choir 1, 2, 3. Isaiah 4Qr31 s e n • i o r s JOAN PLAISTED Eugene, Ore. Elementary Educ. Choral Ensemble 1; Class Treas, 2; Vision Staff 3. HAZEL REYNOLDS Gering, Nebr. Christian Educ. Oratorio Choir 1; Choir En¬ semble 2 ; Scrol l Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Scroll Editor 4; Vision Staff 3, Phil, 1:6 MILDRED SCHMOLL Lincoln, Nebr, Christian Educ. A Coppclla Chair 2, 3, Psalm 91:1, 2 MARIE SCHQTZKG Eau Claire, Wise. Christian Educ. Softball 1; Debate 3, 4; Eagle Staff 4, Psalm 91:1 HOWARD SCOTT Baker, Ore, History Psalm 37:4, 5 123 ... - ..... - - - - -- _---- ' , ; . , , ' :T 1 24 GORDON L SHIPP Minneapolis, Mrnn t Bible Bosketbofl I. John 14 = 1-3 DELBURT SMITH Minneapolis, Mini Bible Nah 1 %1 CRETE SORENSEN Beirut, Lebanon Music John 15:7 I h e r a I a r t s Q. T SMITH Sterling, Kon. Speech G.M.C 1, 2 ; Debate 2 , 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4, ' Class Vice Pres, 4; Class Chaplain 4 11 Cor, 5:21 .9 e it • t o r s BETTY SWANSON Manistee, Mich, Christian, Educ, Band 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 , Eagle Staff 3, 4, Psalm 16:11 DAVID TAYLOR Elyria, Ohio Speech Dehate, Speech, 1 John 4:4 MELVIN W. TAYLOR Columbus, Ohio Speech Cheer Leader 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Tumbling ), 2 , 3; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; A Cappella Choir 3; Speech Club 3, 4 } Debate 4, Heb. 12:1, 2 DONALD F, VIETZ Hebron, No. Dak r Bibb F.M.F, Pres, 4, Phil. 1:6 A ' ifj: IMmiMtui.... ? PHYLLIS WADDELL Russicmlte, Ind, English Heb, 12:2 BETTY WARE Cincinnati, Ohio English Basketball 2; Softball 1, 2; Ping Pong I, 2, 3; Scroll Staff 4; Dramatics 4. Num. 23=19 RICHARD A, WHITED Nebraska City, Nebr. Musk A Coppello Choir 2, 3, 4; Sand I, 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Club l r 2 r 3; Eagle Photographer 3. SHELLY WHITED Broirterd, Minn. Music Educ. A Coppello Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sond 1,2, 3, 4 ; Pep Club 2 , 3, 4. Rom r 8:38, 39 LOIS WILLIAMS Salem, Ore, Bible Phil, 3:13, 14 JUDY WINCENTSEN Rhinelander, Wise, Piano A Coppello Chair 1, 2, 3, 4. Prov L 3:5, 6 DUANE WRIEDT Peorio, 111, Music - Christian Edvc. A Coppello Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Gal, 2:20 KARL ZAFFKE Backus., Minn. History Phil, 6 liberal arts seniors LLOYD VAN DIXHORN Sheboygan Falls, Wise. Bible Basketball 1, 2, 3, A; Bas¬ ketball Capt. A. s e in i n ary DANIEL PHILLIPS Minneapolis, Minn. Seminary Chorus Psalms 16:11 RAYMOND LUCAS Altoona. Penna. Phil. 3=10 KENNETH RAYMOND Medford, Ore, Seminary Fellowship Pres. 3; Student Forum 2. Phil. 1:21 KENNETH ROSS Harvard, Nebr. Student Forum 3. Isaiah 0:31 126 LIBERAL ARTS SENIOR OFFICERS Jack Coombe ... . President Q. T. Smith. Vice-President Bessie Jo Johnson . . ..... .Secretary Ruthmary Jones..Treasurer Q, T. Smith.Chaplain Mr, Mark Lee.Class Advisor Bible College Graduates — Not Pictured John W. Cowles William Erwin Francis Grubbs Leslie Magee Jarl Dwayne Moore Glen G. Nelson Robert Pangburn Raymond Rustad Marlin Tellgren Gale Wisely Liberal Arts College — Not Pictured Melvin Backo Maurice Bubeck Jesse H, Graber Shirley Hart Richard R. Hauck Gerald F + Heskett, Jr, Joyce Hornby Wayne R. Lehsten Marvin Nixon John Sponsler Harry Stinehart Elmo J. Tahran BIBLE COLLEGE SENIOR OFFICERS Don Janson President Floyd Habich . ... Vice-President Iva Ruth Knierim Secretary Lucy Sakuma Treasurer John Schroeder . . Chaplain Mr, Paul Hoik Class Advisor ,_____ _ -,m -1 IJki. Wf J|j_ Blq Seine ' s testimony The masters lead The diploma in hand The beg miring of Jbe nrarc i Oass day looks fjraduution 1 ' «; __ k ii; it i L 1 . - U ! rLUiUi I i _ li 1 The Texan testifies A walk in ffte part The voice of the Irish Class day prcccssionol Tfto smi c of sohisfoclion 129 . And fie said See here f ' m that! Then p dasfi of perfume. Kitchen ffidi, Nice tittle puppy. ahl gor o 7;T5 chit. hut Mamie. Top hot and felts. agh Now , w ien t was in Germany. Irish Stew. Hi, Leila and Ray. Shall l fake fwo plates? Slugger AfaGirk. Hie Thinker. Ah, Spring h far picnics. Cuffing up again. Can ' t pin onyfhf rg an me Watchful Alel. Cookie Doctor Soup line. Swith! Bottoms up. What is if — monkey or Be? virmw V - • smmnmm ft %tt? fn r ■mmv tf GHf wwb- 3 f 50 . J ui’ Fishin ' Hey! Which way is rfijs hoMe beaefeci? BucJreroo Bit! C ' mon Now, up! Handy Man —■ later they allowed him to use paint! Ugh! One against many. Chums Maybe this works — turn hi t 3 Musketeers and the Retreat. Sentence pasted. 134 Now, where ' s that no good horse? Boy, what power. Mama, she took my oppfe fit, Bonnie! Af Urbana Commurriry House Ob, He iryJ Sm ors (GobsJ Ofc r Oif P You ' re Camera shy! Star catcher Diet, Girls? ™ Tf j r q rw i i tii t y i - — - ..— € .. 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' student directory NAME ond ADDRESS PAGE ABBAS, AUDREY, Waverly, lowo . 93 ABBAS, LAVONNE, Waverly,, Iowa.118 ABBAS, MARION, Waverly, Iowa . . 105 ABBOTT, BARBARA, Egan, So. Dak.118 ABBOTT, LOREN, Dysart, Iowa .. 93 ADAMS, JOHN, Runnells, lowo . . . , . . . 85 ADELSMAN, JON, Fergus Foils, Minn. ALBAUGH, ARDEN .. ALEXANDER, DAVID, Belly money, No, Ireland. 93 ANDERS, ANITA, Topeka, Kansas.105 ANDERSEN, MARCELYM, Harlan, Iowa 112 ANDERSON, ALICE ANITA, Minneapolis, Minn... 90 ANDERSON, BERYL, Fort Collins, Colo. ANDERSON, DONALD, Salem, Oregon 118 ANDERSON, JANICE, Winnebago, Minn.. . 98 ANDERSON, JEAN PEGGY, Rochester, Minn. 98 ANDERSON, JOHN, Chicago, Illinois. 85 ANDERSON, MYRON, Cokoto, Minn. 95 ANDERSON, RALPH, Waterloo, Iowa.118 ANDERSON, SHIRLEY, Rochester, Minn,,.. 85 ARNOLD, GERALD, Falconer, N. Y. ASA, ALICE, Torrlngton, Wya..118 ASA, LELAN, Torringtan, Wyo,..108 ATHNOS, GREGORY, LoCrosse, Wise.102 BALLENTINE, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn., . . 95 BANKER, ROBERT, Bruce, Wise.118 BARKER, KENNETH, Dorfork, Ky,.113 BARKER, PAUL, Minneapolis, Minn.118 BARRINGER, PHYLLIS, Ruthven, Iowa.102 BATCHELOR, JEAN, Bay City, Mkh... BATSEL, ELIZABETH, Boy Cily, Mich., .. 98 BAUER, CAROL, Winona, Minn.102 BAXTER, GEORGE, Carlea, Saskatchewan, Canada.,. .102 BEARDSLEY, FRANCES, Chester, Pa.119 BECKSTROM, RALPH, Minneapolis, Minn...108 BENDER, GRACE, Hazdton, No, Dak,. 93 BENDER, JANICE, Fairmont, Neb.. . . , 98 BENDER, MORRIS, Fairmont, Neb.102 BENEDICT, WAYNE, Minneapolis, Minn. . . . ■ BENHAM, JOHN, Battle Creek, Mkh.102 BENNETT, RONALD, Albion, Mkh.102 BENSON, BURTON, St. Paul, Minn.90 BENSON, DONNA, Minneapolis, Minn. BENTON, ROBERT, Stuart, Iowa .119 BERG, MARIE, Estherville, Iowa. 90 BERGESON, LOIS, Fertile, Minn.102 BERGGREN, PAUL, Boone, Iowa. BERGMAN, ANITA, Isanti, Minn... 90 BERGQUIST, RONALD, Minneapolis, Minn. 85 BERRY, HAROLD, Prole, Jowo. 93 BERTSCH, DORIS, Isabel, So. Dak. 85 BETTS, DORIS, Flint, Mkh.. ............. 85 BIGGERSTAFf, JIM, Ponca, Neb.... BINDER, WILMA, Beulah, No, Dak.,,. 98 BISHOP, DOROTHY, Blnghamlon, N. Y. . 90 BJORNSTAD, ROBERT, RichviJIe, Minn. 93 BLEEKER, CELESTA, George, tewo.. SLEEKER, MELVYN, George, Iowa.102 NAME and ADDRESS PAGE BROMBERG, EARL, Minneapolis, Minn, . . BLOMBERG, EDYTHE, Ogema, Wise. 85 BLOGMQUIST, WALLACE, Minneapolis, Min. BOCKO, MELVIN, Minneapolis, Minn., , . BOHLEN, VIRGINIA, Kansas City, Mo, 102 BOTHMAN, CARL, Salem, Oregon.102 BOTSFORD, PEGGY, Toronto, Canada ..112 BOYER, LARRY, Rochester, Minn. 105 BOYETT, SHIRLEY, Lansing, Mkh.97 BRACCiNl, EMERY, Minneapolis, Minn., , . BRADLEY, CLIFTON, New Brighton, Minn.. BRADLEY, MARLOWE, Gary, Ind. ... 85 BRAND, LOIS, Deerwoad, Minn, BRAUN, HOWARD, So, St. Pod, Minn. BRAUN, RALPH, Council Grove, Kan.105 BRIGGS, THURL W„ Rose, Neb. ...... 90 BRIGGS, WIE.LA, Colorado Springs, Colo, . BROOKS, DONNA, Wheatland, Wyo.85 BROWN, DONALD L., Fairbury, Neb, . . 102 BROWN, EUNICE, Anoka, Minn,. BRUE5KE, LAYTON, Elgin, Minn,.119 BUBECK, MAURICE l., Minneapolis, Minn,, BUCHANAN, CLYDE, Qskofoosa, Iowa . 98 BUELOW, DONALD, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . BUGGEUST, RONALD, Minneapolis, Minn. BULLER, CARL, Friend, Nebr. 93 BULLER, DARLENE, Grafton, Nebr. 93 BULLER,’ LOIS, Friend, Nebr. BURRIS, VIRGINIA, Salem, Ore, .... 302 BUTLER, MARGARET, Minneapolis, Minn. 105 BUTLER, SCHUYLER, St. Paul, Minn,. BYMERS, DELORES, Minneapolis, Minn, BYMERS, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn. 119 CALVERT, RUTH A„ Muscati ne, Iowa. CAPEHART, LLOYD H., New Haven, W.Vo. 132 CARBINE, JANET, Brainerd, Minn,, 93 CARLSON, BEVERLY, Wayne, Nebr. 96 CARLSON, CLIFFORD, Minneapolis, Minn.. CARLSON, GERALDINE, St, Cloud, Minn... 90 CHAMBERLIN, ROBERT 0, t Trenton, N: J. 85 CHAMBERS, EDDIE, Omaha, Nebr. CHAMBERS, JAMES C, Minneapolis, Minn. 108 CHANEY, BEVERLY, Topeka, Kan.. ..... . 98 CHESHIRE, RAY L., Fayetteville, N. C_ 93 CHGRY, CHARLES, Baltimore, Md. B5 CLARK, BETTY ANN, Naches, Wash. 93 CLARK, RONALD, Cedar Rapids, lowo 85 CLARK, SALLY LOU, Flushing, Mich,. 102 CODY, MARIAN, Excelsior, Minn,, COFFLAND, PAULINE, Backus, Minn, . 85 COOK, ARDIS, Minneapolis, Minn.. COOK, DWIGHT, Mora, Minn...105 COOK, LEROY, Powell, Wyo... COGMBE, JACK D., Virginia, Minn.119 CORKJSH, VELMA, Denver, Cola. ..112 COUGHLIN, DELPHINE, Kenmare, N. Dak.. COWLES, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn. COWLEY, CHARLENE, Hastings, Nebr_ 98 COX, HOBERT, Minneapolis, Minn. . ...... CRASE, MERRILL RAY, Winlerset, Iowa 93 CRAVEN, MARGARET, Waterloo, Iowa,.. B5 NAME and ADDRESS PAGE CROCKETT, JAMES, Worthington, Minn. 98 CROFT, JAMES, Fair Grave, Mo. CROW, VINCENT E. r Wise. Rapids, Wis, 85 CURRY, YVONNE, Ponco, Nebr. 98 CURTIS, DOROTHY, Huntley, Minn. 90 CUTLER, JEAN . 97 CUTLER, JOYCE W„ Wykoff, Minn. 65 DAGIT, NORMA LEE, Jefferson, Iowa DALBEY, CLYDE, Minneapolis, Minn. DAVISON, GLENN, Lake Geneva, Wise. 98 DAVISON, WARREN, Ferguson, Iowa 102 DEAN, ARTHUR, Minneapolis, Minn, 90 DEAN, CLAIRE H„ Zumbrata, Minn. B5 DEEBOS, DOYLE, Runnells, Iowa DELK, LAWRENCE D., Salem, Ore DELL, RAYMOND, Kondohar, Sask., Can. 102 DELL, TINA, Kandahar, Sask., Canada DEMING, STANLEY, West Chicago, ML 95 DERR, AUDREY, Oshkosh, Wise. 102 DION, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn.. DOBSON, ETHEL, Pontiac, Mich. 9fl DOOLITTLE, ALBERT, Webster City, Iowa 112 DOOLITTLE, RUBY C, Ponca, Nebr, 112 DQRHOUT, EVELYN, Sioux Center, Iowa 112 DORHOUT, RUTH E., Sioux Center, Iowa 112 DOUGLAS, SHIRLEY, Waverly, Minn. 98 DOURTE, VICTOR, Minneapolis, Minn.. , 108 DUBELL, LAURA, Oregon City, Ore. 98 DUNKLEY, MERV1N, Birrut Savanna, Jam. DUNLAP, REGINALD, Portsmouth, N. K 90. DYE, DONALD, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 85 EALES, PATTY, Houston, Texas 102 ECKBLAD, MARY, Minneapolis, Minn, . 90 ECKLUND, AUDREY, Minneapolis, Minn. 102 EDGINGTON, FRANCES, Danville, III. 113 EDSTROM, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn, EICHHORST, WILLIAM, Yorkton, Sask,, Can, 90 EISELE, ELAINE, Elmo, Kan. 98 ECKLEBERRY, LYLE, Minneapolis, Minn. ELLER, MERLIN, Hubbard, lowo. 85 ELLING5EN, NILES, Clear Lake, Wise. 9fl ELLIOT, DOROTHY, Edge wood, Iowa.85 ELMBERG, RAYMOND, Minneapolis, Minn,. ELVEE, MARIANNE, Minneapolis, Minn.. . 86 EMERY, CAROL, Gary, !nd. 86 EMERY, HAROLD, Lexington, Ky. ENGBERG, ALICE, Rice Lake, Wise. ERICKSON, ALFRED R., Manitobo, Con,. .113 ERICKSON, DOLORES, Beulah, No, Dak,, ,103 ERICKSON, EDWIN J., Minneapolis, Minn,. 86 ERICKSON, HAROLD, Big Fork, Minn. 93 ERWIN, GARY, Concord, Nebr,, .. 98 ERWIN, WILLIAM, Concord, Nebr. ESPLAND, BARBARA, Lake Nordecn, S, Dak. ESPLAND, HARVEY, Loke Nordeen, S. Dak.. 108 EVANS, NORMA, Des Moines, Iowa ... 98 EVELAND, EARL, Minneapolis, Minn.108 EWERT, LEILA, Marion, So, Dak,.105 149 i Ip; jl NAME ernd ADDRESS PAGE FARRA, HARRY, Maywood, Cotif. FARRINGTON, CYNTHIA, Blooming Prairie, Minn. 103 FELKER, LESTER, Minneapolis, Minn.108 FENLASON, EDWARD, Hitterdol, Minn.. . . 99 FERRIN, ANN, Wayzolo, Minn.. . 86 FISHER, WILLIAM, Anoka, Minn..119 FETCH, NORMAN, Cedar Foils, Iowa. 97 FETCH, WAYNE, Des Moines, (owo . 97 FLAMING, KARL, Sutherland, Nebr. 99 FLAMING, SHARLINE, Cordell, Okla. 86 FLAMING, VERNON, Corn, Okla.. 90 FODE, HOWARD, Hozelton, No. Dak.103 FODE, ROSEMARY, Hozelton, No. Dak.. . 119 FOLKERTS, BEULAH, Buffalo Center, Iowa. .105 FOOTE, WilBUft, Kansas City, Kan.119 FOWLER, MARY, Fairmont, Minn. FRANKS, KENNETH, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . FRENDT, VICTOR, St. Paul, Minn.,.120 FULLER, IRMA, Flint, Mich.120 FULLMER, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn.,.120 GARBERICK, WILDA, Elkhort, End,. ....... 113 GEIER, JOHN, Flint, Mich. 90 GERBER, BETTY, Prophetstown, III,. GERBER, LOWELL, Prophetstawn, III. 86 GIBBS, RUBY, Worthington, Minn.. 99 GILDNER, FRED, Minneapolis., Minn,...... GILLINGHAM, WALTER, Binger, Okla,. . 105 GLAZNER, ClEO, Cohone, Colo. 86 GLAZNER, JAMES, Cahone, Colo. 86 GOQDSELL, RICHARD, Plainfield, III.103 GOWLER, DOUGLAS, Flint, Mich., .. GRABER, JESSE, Minneapolis, Minn.. GREEN, JAMES, Minneapolis, Minn. GREEN, LARRY, Detroit Lakes, Minn.90 GREENFIELD, JANNA SUE, Kamror, lowo. 86 GRIFFIN, EDWARD, Minneapolis, Minn,,., 97 GRINDLE, KENNETH, Sr. Paul, Minn. 99 GROENEWfG, ROBERT, Balaton, Minn.. . 105 GROENHQEF, EDWIN, Minneapolis, Minn,. 120 GROH, RICHARD, Wes, Moss... 99 GRUBBS, FRANCIS, Harrisburg, Nebr. GRUHN, EDWARD, Mt. Morris, III.99 GUNDERSON, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn. 105 GUSTAVSON, BRANDT, Rockford, III. . 99 HAALAND, RUTH, Cooperstawn, No. Dak„.12Q HABICH, FLOYD, Brccton, N. Y.. 1 13 HABURN, ESTHER, Wheatland, Wyo,.105 HA8URN, WILLIAM, Spencer, Iowa. 93 HADD1X TRUYMOND, Bulon, Ky. 120 HAGLUND, MARILYN, Hostings, Minn.. .103 HAINES, BEVERLY, Bethel, Minn.99 HALL, RAY, Crown Paint, 3nd, . . 90 HALL, WILLIAM, Mankato, Minn, HANSEN, ARNE, Minneapolis, Minn.. HARDER, ARTHUR, Minneapolis, Minn. HARPHAM, GERALD, Boyden, Iowa . 93 HARPHAM, SHIRLEY, Boyden, lowo ... 90 HARRIS, MARGARET, Minneapolis, Minn... NAME and ADDRESS PAGE HARRISON, DAVID, Flint, Mich.120 HARRISON, MARGARET, Weston, Ont., Can. 95 HARRISON, ROY, Weston, Ont., Con. 95 HART, SHIRLEY, St, Charles, lowo. HARTMARK, RUTH, Duluth, Minn. 86 HAUCK, RICHARD, Foley, Minn. HAUGEN, MARILYN, Minneapolis, Minn . , , HAWLEY, CORNELIA, Reistersfown, Md„ , . 95 HAWLEY, LAWRENCE, Reistersfown, Md. ..108 HAWTHORNE, RICHARD, Glltner, Nebr.. . 103 HEATON, ROBERT, Fargo, No. Dak. HEDlN, FRANK, Minneapolis, Minn. HEINZEL, JAMES, Pekin, ILL.. HENDERSON, CAROLYN, Minneapolis, Minn, HENDERSON, LOUISE, Paullina, Iowa. HENDERSON, WILSON, Paullina, Jowa . . . .113 HENRY, DALE, Minneapolis, Minn.. .108 HE RUM, GARY, River Falls, Wise. 86 HESKET, GERALD, Sacramento, Calif. ■HESS, PATRICIA, Minneapolis, Minn.. 97 HESS, ROBERT, Waynesboro, Pa.. . . .. HETRICK, DONALD, Baker, Ore... HILL, CALVIN, Minneapolis, Minn. HILL, HARRIET, Minneapolis, Minn. 90 HJORTH, JUDY, Minneapolis, Minn.. HODGSON, HARVEY, Cavalier, No. Dak... 93 HOELDTKE, JOHN, Albany, N. Y. HOLLAND, WANDA, Forest City, Iowa. ... 105 HOPKINS, EVA, Brentford, So. Dak. 99 HORNBY, DONALD, Torrington, Wyo. HORNBY, JOYCE, Torrington, Wyo. HORTON, BETTY, Grand Rapids, Mtnn,, ... 93 HOTOPP, RfCHAftD, Portland, Ore. 99 HUBER, AGNES, Chicago, III.. 93 HUDSON, GARLAND, Willmdr, Minn., HUEBSCH, LEONARD, Minneapolis, Minn.. . 86 HUFF, JAMES, Mound, Minn. 90 HULSEBUS, RICHARD, Astoria, So. Dak.. . . 86 HURST, JOHN, Pine River, Minn. 97 HUTCHINS, GRACE, Minneapolis, Minn.. . .105 HUTCHINS, IRMA, Deirolt, Mich. 91 JNGERSOLL, HARVEY, Blooming Prairie, Minn. 86 INGRAM, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn.. INMAN, RUTH, Mound, Minn.120 INTVELD, LAURENCE, Worthington, Minn,. 97 IRVIN, DOROTHY, Jowa City, lowo. JACKSON, BEVERLY, Egan, So. Dak.113 JACKSON, VERNA, Egan, So. Dak. ... 86 JACKSON, VERNON, Waterloo, lowo. ... 108 JACOBS, BOB, Mobridge, So, Dak..108 JAMES, HOWARD, Denver, Colo.105 JANSEN, DON, Paxton, Nebr. 113 JAVNER, LEONARD, St. Paul, Minn. 97 JENKINS, EVELYN, Doytan, Ohio JEPSON, BARBARA, Anoka, Minn, . 86 JESSER, ALBERT, Underwood, No. Dak. JEWETT, ALLEN, Wellington, Ohio. 95 JOHNSON, AUDREY, Minneapolis, Minn.. , JOHNSON, BESSIE JO, Dade City, Fla. T2T NAME and ADDRESS PAGE JOHNSON, CHARLES, Minneapolis, Minn.. JOHNSON, CLAUDIA, Pine River, Minn. . . 86 JOHNSON, DAVID, Minneapolis, Minn. 93 JOHNSON, DONALD, St. Paul, Minn, 9 3 JOHNSON, GERALD, Warba, Minn. JOHNSON, IONE, Duluth, Minn,, . JOHNSON, NOLA, Tyler, Minn. . , . 86 JOHNSON, WESLEY, Minneapolis, Minn.108 JONES, JERRY, Quincy, III.97 JONES, RUTHMARY, Lisbon, No. Dak. . 121 KAISER, BEVERLY, St, Paul, Minn,.. 86 KALLBERG, EARL, Rockford, III.. . 99 KARNS, PHYLLIS, Des Moines, Iowa.86 KELLOGG, MARGARET, Minneapolis, Minn.. 99 KENDRICK, HOMER, Patterson, N. J. ... 321 KERR, ISABEL, Toronto, Ont., Can.103 KIMBALL, EVERETT, Minneapolis, Minn, ... 99 KIMBALL, FERN, Backus, Minn.97 KING, LOIS, Sturgis, Mich. , 91 KIRGISS, VENEVA, Bird Island, Minn. . ... 99 KLEINSCHMIDT, ROBERT, St. Louis, Mo. KLIEWER, TWYLA, Fairview, Okla. 99 KNIERIM, IVA RUTH, Liberty, Mo.13 3 KNOOP, KATHERINE, Marble Rock, Iowa . 97 KNUTSON, THEODORE, Sergeant, Minn.. . 37 KRAUSE, MARGARET, Waseca, Minn. 121 KRENZ, PAUL, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . . KRINGLE, LESTER, Chetck, Wise. KRUEGER, KENNETH, Minneapolis, Minn,.. KRULL, BEVERLY, Austin, Minn.103 KRUSE, CHARLES, White, So. Dak. 87 KUHNS, SHIRLEY, Agency, Iowa .103 KUMEROW, ZQMA, St. Paul, Minn. 99 KYLE, GORDON, Homestead Park, Pa. ..105 LACKORE, PAUL, Little Falls, Minn. B7 LAFLIN, HARLEY, Minneapolis, Minn. 91 LANGELETT, CRIST, St, Paul, Minn.. . . . .103 LARSEN, EARL, Minneapolis, Minn. LARSON, VELMA, Enterprise, Kan.87 LEACH, JOSEPH, Minneapolis, Minn.91 LEEDS, LEON L„ Cherokee, Iowa . 91 IEHSTEN, WAYNE, Buffalo, N, Y. LETT, MARY LOU, Prattville, Mich, .11 A L1EVENSE, MARLENE, Sheyboygan Foils, Wise,..,. . . 103 LIEVENSE, RONALD, Omaha, Nebr. 105 LIEVENSE, RUTH, Omaha, Nebr. 121 LINDER, CLAUDE, Fargo, No, Dok. LINSCHEID, LUANE, Butterfield, Minn,... 121 LITTLEHORN, JUNE, Englewood, Co3q. ... 99 LIVERANCE, DELVIN, Denver, Colo. 87 LONG, CHARLES, Des Moines, Iowa. LONG, ELAINE, Des Moines, Iowa 99 LORD, DON, Clorkston, Mich, ... .99 LORES, DONNA, Minneapolis, Minn. . . LOTUS, KEN, Salem, Ore.105 LOTUS, BILL, Salem, Ore. . . . . .. LUCAS, RAYMOND, Tyrone, Po. LUNDEEN, BETTY, Howard Lake, Minn, . . 87 IUNDEEN, CAROLYN, Annondale, Minn, . 87 150 NAME and ADDRESS PAGE LUNDBERG, ROBERT, Milaco, Minn.103 LUND BORG, DONALD, Dossel, Minn. ... 87 LUNDH, RUTH, Minneapolis, Minn..105 LUPPES, JO ANN, Kamrar, Iowa. LUPPES, RAYMOND, Kamrar, Iowa. MAAS, STANLEY, Minneapolis, Minn.108 MACKENZIE, Ar thur, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . MAGEE, LESLIE, Lincoln, Nebr,, . MAKEPEACE, GERALD, Sunfand, Colif. MAGNUSON, ROY, St, Paul, Minn. MALONE, RUSSELL, Washington, Pa. MANNER, ELIZABETH, Ponsford, Minn. 93 MANNING, RUSSELL, Spring Valley, Minn.. 108 MAROT, JEAN 5„ Minneapolis, Minn. MARQUART, NEJL H., Morkesan, Wise.122 MARTIN, LACY, Sophia, W. Vo. 97 MARTIN, LORETTA, Highland, Ind.122 MARTIN, W. RALPH, Minneapolis, Minn,, . 106 MASON, GERALDINE, Granhburg, Wise... 87 MATTISON, ANITA, Elk Mound, Wise, , .122 MAXWELL, JAMES, Hopkins, Minn. MeAULEY, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn. 37 McBRJAN, GORDON, Eraymer, Mo. . McBRIDE, LEON, Marshalltown, La.3 06 McCarthy, DAVID, Porfmouth, N. H. McCONKEY, CAROL!NN, Olivia, Minn.. . 121 McCONKEY, HERVEY, Runnel Is, lowo. McKEE, BILL, Pontiac, Mich.. .. .121 McKUSlCK, RICHARD, St. Poul, Minn. MECjERT, GRACfE, Colony, Oklo.. .103 MELOON, ROBERT, Buffalo, N. Y.87 MERLINO, ROY, Essemer, Po.. . S7 MILLER, ARLETTA, Minneapolis, Minn,, , . 95 MILLER, DONNA, Spencer, Iowa .106 MILLER, GERALD, Minneapolis, Minn. 96 MILLER, HAROLD, Powell, Wyo. . , , . 122 MILLER, LESLIE, Florence, Wise. . 99 MILLER, OSCAR, Fern, Wise,. . 106 MILLER, PATSY, Powell, Wyo. . . . .106 MILLER, VERN, Minneapolis, Minn. MITCHELL, RICHARD, Anoka, Minn. . 108 MOEDE, LI LA, Milwaukee, Wise...., .106 MOHRENWEISER, ALAN, Mora, Minn. , . . 96 MOORE, ARDATH, Long Pine, Nebr. 100 MOORE, CAROL, Long Pine, Nebr. .103 MOORE, DWAYNE, Ulysses, Nebr, MOORE, KEITH, Woodville, Wise. MORAIN, HUGH, Burbank, Colif. . . .114 MORAIN, JACQUELINE, Pontioc, Mich.. 114 MQRK, MARLENE, Edina, Mfnn. 87 MOSBY, JONATHAN, Chicago, Ilk. MOSER, HENRY, Martinsville, Va. MOTIS, JOSEPHINE, Isabel, So. Dok. 106 MOTOYOSH1, KYOKE, Honolulu, Hawaii. .100 MOULTON, JACKIE, Clarissa, Minn.114 MOXLEY, MARLENE, Clarissa, Minn,. . . 91 MULDER, LoDONNA, Rushmore, Minn,. . 87 MURPHY, JAMES, Waterloo, Iowa. 122 MURRAY, RAY, Huntington Park, Colif.. . 103 MU5SON, WAYNE, Wenatchee, Wash, ., , 94 MYERS, CLARENCE, Newport, Pa. ....... NAME and ADDRESS PAGE NELSON, GLENN, Minneapolis, Minn. NELSON, JANICE, Frederic, Wise. 87 NELSON, LEON, Minneapolis, Minn. 96 NELSON, LLOYD, Groiston, Minn. 96 NELSON, MARGARET, Ashland, Wise. NELSON, ROSALYN, Boudelte, Minn. 87 NEVASKAR, BALWANT, Bombay, India... NEWMAN, GEORGE, Minneapolis, Minn, 87 NEWTON, RAY, Loui$v|||e, III. 87 NICKEL, KENNETH, Minneapolis, Minn, . 108 NIXON, MARVIN, Monroe, Mich. NGRDEFN, MYRTLE, Kasofo, Minn.114 NORDSTROM, JANE, Gary, ind. ........ NORTHWAY, ETHEL, RunnelU, Iowa .. .. NORTON, RODNEY, Minneapolis, Minn,, . NOWIAND, RUBY, Wild Rose, Wise. 37 NOWLIN, JOY, Conga Park, Calif.94 O ' CONNOR, JOANNA, Denver, Cob_ OLSON, BEVERLY, Little faffs, Minn. 87 OLSON, MARLENE, Minneapolis, Minn, 122 OL55GN, DONALD, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . ONGNA, EUGENE, Sheboygan Falls, Wise.. 108 OQUIST, ELEANORS, Pengilly, Minn.103 ORTHMAN, CARL, Minneapolis, Minn. 83 OSTLUND, AUDREY, Robbinsdale, Minn, . . OSTLUND, SANFRED, Robbimdale, Minn. . OVIATT, EVELYN, Minneapolis, Minn.103 PALMQUIST, RICHARD, Davenport, Iowa 108 PALUTKE, HANS, LoCrosse, Wise...103 PANGBURN, ROBERT, Frannle, Wyo. PANKRANTZ, ELROY, Mountain Lake, Minn, 88 PANKRANTZ, ESTHER, Mountain Lake Minn . . . 91 PARK, AUDREY, Brantford, Con.122 PARKER, WILLIAM, Coon Rapids, Iowa . 91 PARSONS, ELLA MAY, Wheatland, Wyo. . 88 PARSONS, FREDERICK, Minneapolis, Minn.. 88 PARTCH, PATRICIA, Gunnison, Cob.91 PASMA, GERALD, Minneapolis, Minn, T . . . PASWATER5, JAMES, Lincoln, Nebr, 88 PASWATERS, ROBERT, Lincoln, Nebr. 91 PATER IK, BONNIE, Rockford, III,.. 88 PAVEK, DONALD, Minneapolis, Minn.88 PEARSON, DARRELL, Marion, Ind. 88 PEDERSON, LeROY, Billings, Mont,. . 100 PEGORS, MARY, Minneapolis, Minn, PELOT, DAVID, Wise, Rapids, Wise.3 00 PENTZ, JACQUELINE, Anoka, Minn.. . . 114 PERJMAN, JOHN, Salem, Ore. 122 PER1MAN, MARIANNE, Birmingham, Mich.. PERRY, MARY, Minneapolis, Minn, 100 PETERS, JANET, Flint, Mich,. 96 PETERSON, DARLENE, Cameron, Wise. 88 PETERSON, ROGER, Sl Paul, Minn.123 PFAFFE, BEVERLY, Minneapolis, Minn, . . 91 PFAFFE, DONALD, Minneapolis, Minn. .123 PHILLIPS, DANIEL, Minneapolis, Minn, . PICKARD, VIRGINIA, Minneapolis, Minn.. 95 PINKERNELL, WILLIAM, York, Pa, . , . . 108 PITTMAN, MAR1JO, Aurora, 111. 91 NAME and ADDRESS PAGE PITTS, JERRY, Konsos City, Mo.123 PLAI5TED, JOAN, Eugene, Ore.. .123 POISON, JOHN, Austin, Minn. POND, BARBARA, Minneapolis, Minn. POND, EDWARD, Minneapolis, Minn, 100 PORTER, JANIS, Minneapolis, Minn. 103 PUES, VIVIAN, Navarino, Wise.96 PUDERBAUGH, MARCY, Gladstone, Ore, 103 PULS, PATRICIA, Grand Rapids, Mich. . ||4 PYLE, ARLENE, Spencer, Iowa 104 RAMiSEYER, PAUL, Milwaukee, Wise. ftAS, DALE, Hancock, Minn. .88 RAYMOND, KENNETH, Medford, Ore. 126 REBURN, JAMES, Flint, Mich, . 104 REEMTSMA, HAROLD, Minneapolis, Minn, 108 REEVES, BEVERLY, Minneapolis, Minn. 97 REF5EL, ORRIS, Wallingford, Iowa. . . . 88 REIMER, VELORA, Cordell, Okla. 100 REINHOLDL MARLOWE, Balaian, Minn. .106 RENNER, LARRY, West Concord, Minn. . 97 REYNOLDS, HAZEL, Gering, Nebr. 123 RHOADS, RUBY, Gskaloosa, Iowa 104 RICHERT, DONALD, Dallas, Ore. . 88 RITTER, PAT, Sun Valley, Colif, 100 RIVENBURG, MARVIN, Republic, Wash. ROBEY, MABEL, Hudson, Mich. ROBINSON, CLYDE, New Brighton, Minn, 97 ROCKNEY, MARILYN, Minneapolis, Minn. . 100 RODERICK, CONSTANCE, Bayard, Nebr, 114 RODERICK, LEROY, Boyord, Nebr. . 91 ROGERS, VALLA VEE, Minneapolis, Minn., 88 ROLLOLAZO, SOLEDAD, Lowai, Kauai, T.H. 91 RORVIG, MARY, Clear Lake, Iowa 88 ROSS, KENNETH, Harvard, Nebr, RUPPRECHT, EVERETT, Milwaukee, Wise. RUSTAD, RAYMOND, Minneapolis, Minn, . RYDBERG, ANN, Minneapolis, Minn, 104 RYFF, KEN, Elmo, Kan. US SAKUMA, LUCY, Mt. Vernon, Wash, 115 SALISBURY, BEVERLY, Salem, Ore, 106 SALVESGN, ANNE, Staten Island, N.Y. 115 5ANDGREN, PAUL, Grand Miqrqis, Minn, 109 SANDUM, CHARLES, Minneapolis, Minn. 91 SAUNDERSON, SYLVIA, Menahga, Minn,. .104 SCANORETT, WARREN, Minneapolis, Minn, SCHAUER, STANLEY, Eureka, So. Dok.. SB SCHELBERG, RUTH, St. Pout, Minn.. . 88 SCHMIDT, CAROL, Mound, Minn.88 SCHMilDT, JAMES, Mound, Minn. 91 SCHMOLL, MILDRED, Lincoln, Nebr, 123 SCHOON, FRED, Gory, Ind. 91 SCHOON, NORMAN, Gary, Ind.104 SCHOTZKO, MARIE, Eau Claire, Wise, . , 123 SCHRODER, JOHNNIE, Galt, Iowa. 13 5 SCHRODER, PAT, Brownsdale, Minn.115 SCOTT, HOWARD, Baker, Ore. ... 123 SELIN, GEORGE, Cambridge, Minn. 97 SETTERBERG, ROGER, Cakoio, Minn. 100 SHANKS, CHARLES, Detroit, Mich. 88 SHANKS, LILLIAN, Detroit, Mich, ...... 100 151 _ _ ... mm r NAME and ADDRESS PAGE 5HEFFER, JAN1S, Prescatl, Mich.TOO SHERMAN, MARIAN, Richville, Minn. 94 SHIPP, GORDON, Minneapolis, Minn, .124 SIEMENS, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn, . 91 SI EVERS, DOROTHY, Powell, Wyo.91 SILLING, HENRY, Ocean Gly, N, J.106 SILVA, DIRCEU, Sao Paula, Brazil SIMMONS, STAN, Torrington, Wyo,... . 106 SIMPSON, CHARLES, Minneapolis, Minn. 109 SJOBERG, ERNEST, New Sweden, Maine 92 SKGGERBO, PETER, Brownsdole, Minn,... 109 SLETTEN, NORMA, Minneapolis, Minn,. ,.104 SMITH, C, GLENN, Lakeland, Minn.106 SMITH, DELBURT, Minneapolis, Minn.124 SMITH, IVAN, Minneapolis, Minn, . smith, JACK, Missouri Volley, Iowa. .115 SMITH, JOAN, Minneapolis Minn.SB SMITH, LOIS, Minneapolis, Minn..100 SMITH, LORRAINE, Webster City, Iowa... 97 SMITH, Q. T,, Minneapolis, Minn, . , . . . 124 SNAPP, JACK, Forgo, No. Oak. . ...... 97 SNAPP, PAULA, Forgo, No. Dak.SB SNELL, DWAYNE E„ Marshalltown, lowo 100 SNELL, RICHARD, Marshalltown, lowo.... SODERHOLM, JOYCE, Crystal, Minn. 97 SONMOR, CHARLOTTE, Wilson, Wise. . . 92 SONMOR, STEPHEN, Wilson, Wise. 92 SORENSEN, ESTHER. Fargo, No. Dale. 92 SORENSEN, E. KRISTIAN, Aalborg, Den... 94 SORENSEN, CRETE, Minneapolis, Minn.. . .124 SORRELLS, OMEGA, Dallas, Texas. 92 SOUDER, ALBERT, Des Moines, Iowa ... 106 SOU5LIN, WANDA, Pontiac, Mich.115 SOWER, GLORIA JEAN, Minneapolis, Minn. SPEAS, CLYDE, Gilman, lowo .109 SPENCER, ROBERT, Des Moines, Iowa . 106 STAAT, NANCY, Thorton, III,.92 STACY, THOMAS, St. Cloud, Minn. 94 STARIN, DORIS, Wyndmere, No. Dak.100 STEINHAUSER, JOHN, St. Paul, Minn, STEWART, GEORGE MOODY, Me Leon, Vo, STEWART, WILLIAM, Sun Valley, Calif... .100 STICKLER, VERNON, Spencer, Iowa.92 STEIN, HOWARD, Wisbek, No. Dok. 94 ST1NEHART, HARRY, Huron, So. Dak, STINSON, LORETTA, Minneapolis, Minn.. 104 STRANDBERG, ARLENE, Minneapolis, Minn. STRANDT, MARILYN, Moses Loke, Wash.. .106 STROHBEHN, FRANK, Wagner, So. Dak. , SUMURDY, MAR ILL , Gary, Ind. .100 SVEE, EVELYN, Concord, Minn, .. 92 SWANSON, BETTY, Manistee, Mich..124 NAME ond ADDRESS PAGE SWEARINGEN, JOHN, Brainerd, Minn. , 97 SYKORA, KENWYN, Storden, Minn.104 TAHRAN, ELMO, Hutchinson, Minn. TAPtO, EDWIN, Dossel, Minn. TAYLOR, DAVID, Elyria, Ohio . .124 TAYLOR, MELVIN, Columbus, Ohio.124 TAYLOR, ROBERT, Moiville, Iowa ... . . . . 100 TEJCHROEW, ABE, Minneapolis, Minn. TELLGREM, MARLIN, Cokato, Minn. TEMPLE, DORIS, Faribault, Minn. THOMAS, GORDON, Kalamazoo, Mich.106 THOMAS, RUTH, Grand Rapids, Mich.H5 THOMPSON, CLIFTON, Bruno, Minn. 92 THOMPSON, DARRELL, Minneapolis, Minn, 94 THOMPSON, DAVID, Friend, Nebr. 92 THOMPSON, PAUL, Minneapolis, Minn., . . THOMPSON, ROBERT, Waukegan, 111. 94 THORNTON, JANE, Binghamton, N. Y.. ... 116 THORNTON, KENNETH, Churdan, lowo.. 100 TIMGREN, MAYBRITT, Lansing, Ont„ Can.. 92 TODD, DAVID, Muskegon, Mich. TOLLE, STANLEY, Spencer, Iowa.. 109 TRIHUB, IDELL, Minot, No. Dak. 89 TSCHANZ, DAVID, Detroit, Mich,.100 TYLER, TERRY, Denver, Cafo. URBAN, GEORGE P., Paris, France.109 VanBQENlNG, PAT, Venango, Nebr. . , 94 VANDEGUCHTE, JUDY, Sheboygan, Wise. 104 VANDERBEEK, JENNET, Brooten, Minn.. . . 89 VANDERBURGH, DARYL, Watervllle, Minn, 104 VANDERGQN, ELAINE, Maple Lake, Minn. 92 VANDERMOLEN, LILLIAN, Hudsanville, Mich .106 VANDIVER, MARJORIE, San Francisco, Calif.. .. VanDIXHORN, LLOYD, Sheboygan Falk, Wise.126 VELIE, DANIEL, Elk Mound, Wise.116 VELIE, EDWARD, Elk Mound, Wise.. .. VELIE, VIRGINIA, Powell, Wyo.116 VENZ, CHARLES, Hazel Park, Mich,. 89 VIETZ, DONALD, Hebron, No. Dak.124 WADDELL, PHYLLIS, Russloville, Ind.124 WAISANEN, WILFRED, Moose Lake, Minn.. 94 WAIT, LESTER, Golden Valley, Minn,. WALOECKER, ALBERT, Lemmon, So, Dak. WALDECKER, THOMAS, Minneapolis, Minn, 109 WALKER, DON, West Concord, Minn. 89 NAME and ADDRESS PAGE WALTON, DENNIS, Gfen Lake, Minn. . 104 WARE, BETTY, Cincinnati, Ohio.125 WA5SIK, MARVIN, Sheboygan Folk, Wise. 104 WELANDER, ELLSWORTH, Bagley, Minn. .101 WENIGER, BUD, San Francisco, Calif. WENIGER, DELORES, San Francisco, Calif. 106 WENTWORTH, CHARLES, Brownsdale, Minn. WESSMAN, WARREN, Cokato, Minn, 109 WESTLUND, DUANE, Mason, Wise. 89 WETZEL, SHIRLEY, Tuttle, No. Dak.. . ... 97 WETZIG, GERALDINE, Sheldon, Wise. . . 89 WHEELER, THOMAS, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 97 WHITCOMB, ROLL IE, Gladstone, Ore. . 106 WHITE, BOYD, Allen, Nebr. 109 WHITE, LEE, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. 106 WHITE, MARLOW, Mt, Pleasant, Iowa . 97 WHITE, ROBERT, Smithers, W, Va.. . . 104 WHITED, RICHARD, Nebr. City, Nebr. ... 125 WHiTED, SHELLY, Brainerd, Minn. .125 WHITTEN, VONNIE, Pontiac, Mich. . . 104 WICKLUND, DORIS, Hinkfey, Minn. 89 W1CKLUND, LINDA, Mason, Wise.116 WIDDER, WAYNE, Sheboygan Falls, Wise,. 104 WIENS, ESTHER, Mountain Lake, Minn. 116 WIENS, RICHARD, International Foils, Minn... 104 WILLECKE, CECILIA, Camby, Ore. WILLECKE, WALDO, Salem, Ore. WILLIAMS, ETHELENE, Minneapolis, Minn. 89 WILLIAMS, EUGENE, Cleveland, Ohio .116 WILLIAMS, LEON, Cleveland, Ohio, . 94 WILLIAMS, LOIS, Salem, Ore ....125 WILLIAMS, MYRTLE, Oshkosh, Wise.104 WINCENTSEN, JUDY, Rhinelander, Wise. 125 WINTERS, ROSS, Hazel Pork, Mich. 95 WIPF, MARVIN, Bridgewater, Sa. Dak. B9 WISELY, GALE, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. WISSBROECKER, LESTER, Wisconsin Rapids, Wise.TOT W3TTRUP, DELPHA, Harlan, Iowa. 89 WOLD, EDWARD, Cloquet, Minn.. . , . . , . 107 WOLFE, GEORGE, Des Moines, lowo. 89 WRIEDT, DUANE, Peoria, III.. ..125 YERKE, ROBERT, St. Joseph, Mich.. . . 97 YOCUM, DARENE, Sandstone, Minn. 89 YOUNG, WILLIAM, Philadelphia, Pa.. 94 ZAFFKE, KARL, Backus, Minn,...125 ZASPEL, RUTH, St. Paul, Minn.104 ZIEBARTH, DELORES, Minneapolis, Minn. .101 ZIKE, MARILYN, Burlington, Iowa 95 152 PORTRAITURE Chosen this year by the graduating class of NORTHWESTERN SCHOOLS We solicit your future business on the basis of this recommendation. Distinctive individual portraits in the home or studio. Wedding photographs, forma! or candid. Children ' s pictures, restorations, miniatures in oil color. 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