Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

AJ ‘NJL j m 1 rd tcyin- !S 1 n II : ly.t 5 =— j ' -j ’m] Hr; ' -A J x ■ J R ' ■ i s ■ s W ' i—� For the glory of God Staff Co-ordinating Editor. Picture Editor. Assisted by. . Carolyn Fiske Lois Smith Sports Editor. . Assisted by . . . Theme .. ..Patricia Plat! Business Manager. Photographer . Copy Assistant. Typist. Advisor Bruce Bartel S Published by NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE Minneapolis, Minnesota t Page 4 Contents Dedication. 8 Administration......14 Variations. 32 ACTIVITIES Technique. 62 SPORTS Tempo. 78 ORGANIZATIONS Dynamics. 98 ACADEMIC Finale. 110 CLASSES f And we beheld His glory ... Page 6 Copyright 194) Covenant Book Concern Used by Permission Dedication Page 8 With his mother ' s words, You remember Jonah, a young man went on to Moody Bible Institute little realizing God ' s will for his life. The years of schooling at Moody, Iowa State Teachers College and Northwestern University came and went quickly. At Northwestern Schools, there was a definite need for a position to be filled, and one day he was told by a man of God, You are God ' s man! These were the well spoken words of Dr. W, B. Riley, founder and then president of Northwestern. One day while sitting ot the church organ in Texas, the Lord definitely spoke, and a heart desiring the Lord ' s best answered Yes, Father, and learned the real meaning of being crucified with Christ. {Galatians 2 : 20) Eleven years ago, February 1, Northwestern College was blessed of God by taking on its faculty one dedicated completely to Jesus Christ. Along with his love for Christ was his sincere love for young people, that as they train, they might train in the light of the Word, Ffow well God has used the days of past training and shown His purpose even as it was evidenced in the life of Jonah, Through these years, oil who have had the privilege of working with him and under his direction, have personally been challenged to give unconscious efficiency in living daily for the Lord. So it is with thanksgiving to God, we dedicate to you, Mr, B , this 1957 Scroll! In church, serving. In class, teaching Page 10 In Christ, living. In home, relaxing. Page 13 In pleasure, sporting. Administration Continuing the tradition of a Christ-centered curriculum our administration conducts Northwestern College in a manner befitting the purpose of such an institution. One is our Master, even Christ. .. Dr. Richard Elvee . . . chief administrator of Northwestern College and Presi¬ dent of our radio stations, to say nothing of his many other demanding activities. Students, faculty and alumni admire and respect him for his great ability and love him for his wealth of human understanding. The greatness of his achievements is due to the simplicity of his faith in the words of our Saviour, . . . your heavenly Father knowefh that ye have need ... be not therefore anxious . . . Dr. Elvee is a man of God with a vision . , . men and women, firmly standing on the Word of God, leading the Church of Jesus Christ. Page 16 Board of directors DR. CURTIS B. AKENSON Minneapolis, Minn. MR. PAUL H. ALBINSON Minneapolis, Minn. DR. C A. AUNG Minneapolis, Minn. MR. A. O. BJORKLUND Minneapolis, Minn. DR. WALTER E. BRIDGE Spokane, Wash. MR. J. COLGATE BUCKBEE Minneapolis, Minn. MR. C. A. BURNHAM Minneapolis, Minn. MR. VICTOR P. CHAMBERLAIN Minneapolis, Minn. MRS. BENJAMIN O. CHAPMAN Sr. Foul, Minn. MR. FRANK E. CLAWSON Minneapolis, Minn. DR. R. V. CLEARWATERS Minneapolis, Minn. MR. N. F. CORNELIUS Anoka, Minn. DR, O. A, LOOK President MR. JOHN M. EDLUND Minneapolis. Minn. MR. VERGEL B. EDWARDS Minneapolis, MTnn. DR. THOR A. HANSEN Minneapolis, Minn. DR, PAUL K. HENDRICKS Brainerd, Minn. REV. WALTER B. HORN Minneapolis, Minn. REV. ROBERT F. KITTRELL Brainerd, Minn. JUDGE JAMES T. KNUTSON Anoka, Minn. MR. PER M. LARSON Minneapolis, Minn. DR. RUDOLPH LOGEFE1L Minneapolis, Minn. MR. WALTER RESCHLEIN La Crosse, WJs, DR. JOHN R. RICE Wheaton, III. MRS. W. B. RILEY Minneapolis, Minn. MR. HANNES RYPKEMA Pine City, Minn. DR. JOHN R. SIEMENS Sloekton, Calif. MR. A. F. TOAVS Wolf foint, Mon). MR. CARL O. WALLIN Minneapolis, Minn + DR. S. MARX WHITE Minneopoiis, Minn. MR. MANLY A. WILCOX Minneapolis, Minn. MR. E. H. MATTHIAS Waterloo, Iowa MR, N. T, MEARS (Honorary Member) St. Paul, Minn. MR. AL METTEL Tucson, Ari . DR. RALPH MITCHE LL Minneapolis, Minn. DR. J. PALMER MUNTZ Buffalo, N. Y. DR. WM. H. MURK St. Pool, Minn. DR, MARTIN NORDLAND Minneapolis, Minn. MR. CARLYSLE NORRIS Minneapolis, Minn. MR. AXEL OLSON St. Paul, Minn. DR. EARLE V. PIERCE Minneapolis, Minn. MR. RALPH G. PUGH Minneapolis, Minn DR. O. A. LOOK Anoka, Minn. DR. O. P. LOVIK MR. HERB HAZ2ARD (Ex-Officio — Alumni President) Minneapolis, Minn. Winnetonne, Wis. Page 17 Our cleans Dean of Education G. DOUGLAS YOUNG B.D., S.T.M., B.S., Ph.D. Dean of Men J. EDWIN HARTILL A.B., B.D., D.D. Dean of Women MRS. W. B. RILEY , L.L.D. Faculty DAVID ARNOLD B.A, Wheaton College, Graduate Work St. Paul Bible Institute. language Prov. 3:5,6 HELEN BAXTER Minnesota School of Commerce, Gregg College, Music Department Gustavus Adolphus- Commercial Education II Tim. 2:15 WILLIAM B. BERNTSEN Moody Bible Institute, A.B, Iowa State Teacher ' s College, M. Mus. Northwestern University. Music Galatians 2:20 DON L. BfSDORF Grad. North Central Bible Inst., B.A. Northwestern College, B.M. in Voice MocPhoil College of Music; B. Mus. Education MacPhail College of Mus¬ ic, M. Music Michigan State University. Music Phil. 1:6 JACK D. COOM8E B.A. Northwestern College, Gradu¬ ate Work University of Minnesota. English Ephesians 2:8,9 Page 19 JOHN E, DAHLIN A.B, Northwestern University, A.M. Northwestern University, Moody Bi¬ ble Institute, Trinity Seminary, Aug- usfana Theological Seminary. History, Political Science Phil 4:19 RICHARD a ELVEE A.B. Bob Jones University, Gradu¬ ate Work University of Minnesota. Sociology Prov. 16:9 ELLA ERWAY B.S. Wheaton College, A.M. Teach¬ er ' s College, Columbia University. Speech Romans 12:1,2 MILTON ERWAY A.B. Northwestern College, M.Ed Macalester College. Speech ORLOUE GISSELQUIST B.A. University of Minnesota, M.A, University of Minnesota. History Page 20 PAUL S. HAIK A.B, Wheaton College, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary, Bible, Greek Col, 1:8 RUTH RISTESUND HART Graduate Northwestern Bible School, B.Sc. in Education General Beadle State Teacher ' s College, Graduate Work University of Min¬ nesota. Education Heb, 4:12-16 MARY RUTH HOWES A.B. Wheaton College, Candidate M.A. Wheaton College. English I I Cor. 2:14, 15 TERRY C HULBERT A.B. University of Western Ontario, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary. Greek !l Cor. 5:14,15 Page 21 Poge 22 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. Music Psalms 91:2 CARL W. LANDAHL A.B. University of Minnesota, B.Mus. Columbia School of Music, M.Mus. Columbia School of Music, B.D Cal¬ ifornia Baptist Theological Semin¬ ary, Royal Scottish Academy of Music, St. Glaf College. Music Psalms 116:1,2 EARL LARSEN Northwestern College, Cleveland Institute of Radio Electronics. Scion to Psalms 16:11 MARK W, LEE Nyack Missionary Training Institute, A.B. Wheaton College, A.M. Wheaton Graduate School, Candi¬ date for Ph D. at the University of Minnesota. Spaeth Mark 11:24 HAROLD MILLER B.A. Northwestern College, Gradu¬ ate Work University of Minnesota. Speech Phil. 3:10 OLIVER A. MOGCK B.P. 5m. Morningside College, M.Ed, University of Minnesota, Graduate Work Chicago Musical College. Music Galatians 2;20 OSWALD H. MORLEY Willamette University, Northwest¬ ern Bible School. Physical Education Athletic Director Phil. 3.10 CALVIN MYRBO BA Bob Jones University, MA University of Minnesota. English Romans 8:28 DENNIS REPKO Northwestern College, Brlercrest Bible Institute, University of Minn. Physicial Education Mark 16; 15 Page 23 SARA ANNE ROBERTSON B.A. Northwestern College, Gradu¬ ate Work Northwestern University. Speech Numbers 9:22 EDWARD D. SIMPSON B,$. Wheaton College, B.D r Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Th.M. Eastern Baptist Theological Semin¬ ary, Th,D. Eastern Baptist Theologi¬ cal Seminary, Bible I John 3:16 FRANCES SIMPSON A.B. Wheaton College, M.R.E. East¬ ern Baptist Theological Seminary, D.R.E, Southwestern Baptist Theolo¬ gical Seminary. Christian Education M Cor. 3:18 JANET STERN B.S, University of Minnesota, M.Ed. University of Minnesota. Physical Education Prov + 3:5,6 Page 24 KINGSLEY R STERN B.S, Wheaton College, M.A. Univer¬ sity of Michigan, Graduate Work University of Minnesota, Botany Phil. 4:13 RACHEL B, THOMPSON A.B. St, Olof College, Graduate Work University of Minnesota. English Isaiah 41:10 OLIVER G. T1TRUD B.S. Bemidjs State Teachers College, M.S. University of Denver, Oak Hills Christian Training School. Biology Luke 19.10 ETHEL JONES WILCOX Northwestern College, University of Minnesota. Christian Life, Christian Service Remedial English I Thess. 5:18 Page 25 CHARLES A. AUNG M.B., M.S., M.D. School Physician Administrative BRUCE BARTEL A3. Director of Promotion Journalism LLOYD L. BUCKLES, B.S. Controlfer LOREN F. BRIDGES Director of Radio Page 27 WILLIAM P. GOWLER A.B., A.M. Registrar History EDWIN L. GROENHOFF, A.B. Director of Research Sociology arid Psychology DOROTHY HANNA, B.R.E. Executive Secretory, Alumni Parliamentary Law WILLIAM I, HENDERSON Supt., Buildings and Supplies MRS. FERN A. 5PIELBERGER, R t N, School Nurse staff Office staff Cteo Edwards, Arlene Crooks and Margaret Coombes (secretaries to Mrs Riley, Dr. Elvee, Dr. Young, re¬ spectively) take time out to watch the birdie ' This trio makes its sojourn in the Regis¬ trar ' s Office. They ore: Marijo Pittman, Ar- dis Swenson and Beverly Bennett. Left to right: Anne Olsen, Margaret Harpham, Mar¬ lene Kurchner (Stewardship Dept) and Darlene Peter¬ son iron out the students ' financial problems in the Business Office. Secretaries in the FAB, Delores Olson (Music) and Mildred Olson (Speech) commune with Head Office. The always-helpful staff in the Library are: from left, Dorotha Williams, Mary Lau Habern and Patricia Eller. Barbara Black, secretary, and Beth Bergeson pick up their assignments in the Christian Work Office. IT IS R E Qbl D HFUl Switchboard Operator, Marge Isaacson, tends the students ' demands for stamps, box numbers, lines out, etc. Traffic Director, Margaret Butler (tefl) and Continu¬ ity Writer, Rosalie Hughes are pictured in their hab¬ itat, Radio Station KTIS. Hidden in the catacombs, the mailing office operates smoothly with the help of Mrs. Irene Stoddard, Donna Behrner, Wanda Schneidermann, Shirley Tay¬ lor, Jerry Harpham, Tommy Thompson, Pat Van Boening. The cafeteria staff. great task is thefrs, and ably performed. Our housemothers; Mrs. Rennes (Lyman), Mrs. Armstrong (Stimson), Mrs. Boreen (Housekeeper) nd Mrs. Jorgenson (Russell). Otto Franke — our Maintenance Engineer. Variations Activities Registration days were enveloped in radiant sunshine with just a wisp of fall in the air . . . Oldtimers and newcomers gathered in the traditional fall-fair spirit. Icy blasts blew winter to our doorsteps and blew us into semi-retirement . . . But suddenly it was spring — wonderful, wonderful spring! Warm sunshine, oaks budding, robins singing, the scent of lilacs — and warm sunshine . . . Too soon graduation day arrived the end of another great year. . . Page 32 tTune SSSSSSHT - ; v j Shadows creep over Loring Park . . . hilarity has waned ... we pick up our notebooks and head for Loring Park. Viewed from the tower all looks quiet and peaceful . . . Poge 34 Junia Halverson, Marilyn Hollingsworth and Aletha Laug arrive in style from Chicago. The tedious task of getting class cards for registration Colleague night: One leg high, one blind eye, stirring a pie and waving good-bye, (Left fo right: Ralph Young, Nancy Taylor, Jerry Jones, Dave Tschanz.) Shoe scramble . . . shouldn ' t happen to a Freshman, let alone an Upper Classman! I Conrad Krieger and Wally Schoon adapted themselves to the role of hill¬ billies for Freshman Talent Night. Page 36 Freshman Picnic. The fellows rough it up in a game of football. Senior Talent Night and our musical males chilled us with their dissonant rendition of an old favorite. STIMSON HALL; Front row: J. Carlsen, C. Berg, M + Carey, K. Berdan, N. Taylor, L. Root, Row 2: D, Kimmer, B. Gredell, J, Forde J. Schave, K. Steffan, D. Johanson, G, Geiszler. Row 3: J. Mead, L Carter, C. Howard, M. Friesen, M. Cudnohufsky, B. Berge- son, M. Cripe, M. Nelson, J. Fisher, C. Clemmons. Raw 4: L. Seehusen, L Kardoes, D. LYMAN HALL: Front row: M. Peckham, R. Bertsch, A. Fratzke, D. Sutton, R. Cording, J. Peterson, P SiegJafF, J. Ballenger. Row 2: J, Caron, J. Peterson, P. Hustad, L. Howard, J. Palmer, E Long, D. Smith, M. Keleman, S. Johnson, M. Morley. Row 3; $. Dalke, D. Wittrup, G. Carlson, S. Clark, V. Thompson, J, Briggs, J. Hummel, S. Hankins, J. Koves, Mrs. Mennes {MOM). Row 4: M. Melby, M. Brunlus, J. Halverson, R. Krause, M. Hollingsworth, P. Murphy, N. Knudsen, J. Wells, J. Cote. Page 37 Russell Hall Front; C, Henry, N. McKnight, L. Jones, K Sebatd, 5, Meyer, C. Carey, W, Schneidermann, Row two; A. Moore, E. Larson, J. Hotz, B. Stroupe, F. Kriedler, E, Olson, M. Bergman, M. Zike, J. Graber. Row three: D. Brooks, D. Hoff, B. Burke, L. Bublitz, D + Bowers, A. Larson, N, Lyman, A- Patz, M. Bauer. Row four: E. VanDixhorn, N. Coles, V. Priestley, C Murra, B, Frey, L, Berg, S. Thompson, E. Simon¬ son, N. Buttier. Page 38 Homestead. Row one: A. Abbas, Z, Kumerow. Row 2: J, Greenfield, J. Anderson, Row 3? P, Ritter, E Eisele, J. Cutler. Row 4: M. Puderbaugh, W. Binder, J. Peters. Row 5: M. Pit¬ man, T. Kliewer, B. Jackson. Row 6; S. Anderson, M, Tlmgren, R. Schel- berg. Row 7; S. Saunderson, B. Jackson. Typical of our married couples, Bill and Patty Eichhorst exchange itineraries before the rush be¬ gins. Hawthorne: Front row: E, Uverance, R. Hippauf, P. Terrill, D. Smithgall, M. VanGerpen, J Waif, H. Hockerman. Row 2: R. Ward, C Hastings, C, Krieger, L. Bartel!, I. Sandau, R. Bergman, S. Miller, H. Carlson, W. Eagleson, G. Baxter (Dorm Father). Row 3: R. Bragg, R. Smithgall, R. Young, J. VanDixharn, R. Carroll, R. Noe, R. Muller. Valor inmates: Front; G. Berry, D. Waage, J. Hines, G. Walters. Row two: A, Dorhout, W + Dean, H. Clark, D. Sasser, T. Thompson. Row three: C Brekken, M. Hansen, B. Mllde, K. Price, W, Brekken, -LMapston, D. Schmidt ' Arriving in high fashion are June lazarz, Larry Lambert, Patty Platt, Dick Welns, Larry Delk and Alice Jorth. The girls ' dormitories were busy places. Jane Fisher and Marlene Friesen pin boutonnieres on their escorts, Howard Hockerman and Ronald Noe, The fall formal Walker Art Center was an ideal setting foF 1 the theme, Christ — the Center of All Things ' j V |1n| IF® r € [t i 8 m M H ' -j v° JrT 1H Jm Jlf t ™ m ' t Jm ' M „ 1 w J MK V J mft? nil t J l f 1 THr gt y j rriy k ■ ,l P r i ,yT Page 41 Bud and Marilyn chat by the buffet, Wayne and Lois enjoy refreshments in the presence of a great master¬ piece. On the musical side — Bob Blanchard,soloist,accompanied by Faye Kried- ler on the violin and Shirly Gardner at the organ. Mrs, Erway and son, Stephen, relax. They, along with Mr Erway, narrated the program. Earlier in the evening — MOM (Mrs, M. O. Mennes) takes a hand in the festivities by assisting Dave Tscham. Just around school . .. One of the disadvantages of Family Night Dinner: someone usuaffy comes out on the short end, This time it ' s Chuck Venz. Who ' s treating? . . . Juanita Hummel, Shirley Dalke and Arfiss Frotzke at the snack bar — popular filling station. Congratulating himself on his bidding ability, Dave digs into the box Nancy has prepared for the Choir- sponsored event. And how much am I bid for this one, Who ' ll give me a dollar, do I hear two? Fast talking Dr. Hartill made a splendid auctioneer for an old fashioned Box Social. Monday night for music students usually means a student recital. On this occasion Mr. Mogck joins Greg Athnos, accompanied by Elaine Long. Denny Walton, Sally Clark and Ray Murray read a script for a speech recital. The monologues are presented by Speech majors as a part of their requirements. Bob Yerke displays admirable political decorum as he con gratulates Mr. Dahlin on the victory of his party. The Cost of Living Ca mpa ig n — John Hoeldtke and John Geler present N.W, dur¬ ing the Students ' Drive to sell Northwestern. The bond concert was well attended and much enjoyed, despite the candle that threatened to burn up the decorations. The choir concert was presented against a back drop of black pyramids on white flanked by illuminated church windows, Greg Athnos, choir president, presents figgy pudding containing their annual Christmas gift to Mr, Bemtsen. At 9;15 a.m the entire student body gathers in the auditorium for Chapel service. During this half hour, singing, prayer and med itation remind us again that we are not our own. The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Mr. Bisdorf, share in presenting Chape] Time to the radio audience. Page 46 Accent on a deeper life . . . Mr. Logsdon speaking to the student body on the necessity of a more earnest prayer life In the Prayer Room students seek guidance and find peace in the secret of His presence. Page 47 Snow Queen, Marilyn Haglund, is escorted by her fiance, Steve Sonmor. Although nature did not provide the frosty atmosphere requested for some of our Sno-Daze activities, the gala evening events compen¬ sated for the unseasonable drizzle, and our pretty Queen reigned supreme, Page 48 In the winter... ...Sno-Daze Harry Sirkman (a campus favorite) arrives with his tuba and his tricycle. Behind every success there is organization. LuAnn Bublitz and Niles Elling- son were the master-minds for this event. (It looks like LuAnn is spoofing Niles.) Queen candidates; Judy Brown (Soph¬ omore), Patty Eichhorst (Senior) and Marilyn Haglund (Junior). I We are lowly Fresh- men, still green in years. We aren ' t even dry be¬ hind the ears. So noble Seniors, brave and true, We humbly dry our ears for you. On tour Lois Bergeson was crowned Queer dur¬ ing an afternoon of snowy activities Load, unload, unpack, pack, load, unload — a vicious circle Dave Lutter and Clair Johanson packing the gear. Page 52 Spring . .. this is the season when that old fever hits you , , . This is the season when all the world goes round . . and MW. crams for finals. This season highlights the Spring Formal, choir tour for the lucky ones, and graduation for the Seniors. Where ' s the ball? . . « Virgti Bartel I challenges Dick Mul¬ ler In a fast game of ping pong in the Student Unron. Page 53 Dick Gunderson, 1956-7 Basketball Captain turned his title over to Dwayne Snell for the 1957-8 season. Dave Thompson was voted the most valuable player. They are pictured here with Coach Morley. Missionaries representing the many areas of home missions. Page 54 Home missions A visiting missionary recounts to Patricia Eller the numerous opportunities for Christian service. Mission fields are not all overseas. Students become especially aware of this during Home Missions Conference. Representatives of Christian endeavor near home impress this need upon them by bringing first hand accounts of their activities. Interesting displays are oho well fortified by attendants who are eager to explain their work. Foreign missions It is difficult to visualize the work and the needs in places so far removed from us as for¬ eign missions are. Foreign Mis¬ sions Conference brings them closer and may provide suffi¬ cient inducement to create a new interest in the hearts of students seeking the Lord ' s ptace for them. Of particular interest was this miniature Buddhist shrine, complete with burning incense. Students take a keen interest in the curios displayed. Faculty-Senate The score was unmentionable. Suffice it to say that for the first time in four years the Student Senate came out an top. Mrs. Riley ushers Mrs. Sterns down the news paper aisle. Faculty shenanigans; The happy groom, Mr Henderson, is serenaded by Dorotha Williams singing Love You Truly She stalked about in search of prey. Quite sure of who she was after, She sought him high, she sought him low From basement floor to rafter; But, oh, the ornery coward — For her he was too cunning. Each time sh ' d think she had him trapped. Away he ' d start a-running. He led her on a merry chase, A strong and firm contender. But she determined in her heart She never would surrender. And when at last she caught him, And got him to submit, She sat right down and asked herself, I wonder — was it worth it? — Nancy Coles Fred and Marilyn, members of the clean-up brigade. Sadie Hawkins Minnie Pear] (Jcrunila Hummel) greets the crowd with her famous How folks! •• ■ The gals display their haul. Bus antics are an important part of tour life. Esther Sorenson volunteers hand¬ fuls of her golden tresses as souvenirs. A last minute check is made to insure that both buses will arrive at the same place. It is a standing rule that the bus waits for no one. As a result, all but the most daring are ready to depart a t the time set. Choir tour A tearful departure, a sentiment obviously not shared by Judy All aboard! Brown. Mr. Jack Shepherd, of St. Paul Bible In¬ stitute, speaks an God ' s design for out lives. The spring formal Design for tomorrow” | i I . 1 Pictures come alive in the Artist ' s Studio. The artist, Gene Ongna, exhibits to Wally Sehoon and Joy Nowlin one of his better works, Marilyn and Steve . The guests examine the program printed on an artist ' s palette. Wayne and Jo Anne enjoy the spring¬ time atmosphere of Dayton ' s beautiful Skyroom An impressive group gracing our graduation service: Dr. G. Douglas Young, Dr. V. Raymond Edman (President of Wheaton College), Dr. Richard A. Elvee, Dr. O, A, Look, Dr. J. Edwin Hartill, Dr. Edman gave the address to the graduating class. Graduation... Gordon Kyle gives testimony of the Lord ' s guidance and blessing, On this occasion, all the seniors thank Him for his goodness, and their friends pray God ' s blessing upon them, The graduating class entertain their Pago 61 friends In Loring Park. Technique Sports Our sports year was not an uneventful one. The program was geared to building the sinews of body and pro¬ moting fellowship and a healthy spirit of competition, . . . Coaching the Eagles to a successful season and overseeing the Phy. Ed. program was Coach Morley. Left to right: Bob Kremer, Jim Martin, Bill Eagfeson, Elroy Pankratz, Howard Fode, Dwayne Snell, Richard Gunderson, Ralph Young, John VanDixhom, Dave Thompson, Denny Bragg, Roger Davis, Wayne Jackson- I Varsity Eagles t ! i Coach Morley and Assistant Coach Repko with practice headaches- Score Book Quotes Opponents Eag es Concordia J, C. . . . 62 76 Sioux Falls .. SB 90 May vi lie . . 34 80 Bismarck J. C. 76 77 Jamestown 62 71 Wahpeton Science . . 64 76 Northland . 78 70 Huron . 82 71 Aurora . . 65 92 Milton .. 81 71 General Beadle , . . . 67 68 Mayviile . 77 73 Bethany - . . 73 67 Sioux Falls .. 81 72 Opponents JEag es General Beadle . 100 98 Huron , . ... 87 77 Michigan Tech . . . 73 89 Bethel . 73 77 Lakeland 71 89 Northern Michigan . 74 71 Martin Luther . 72 87 Northern Michigan 65 78 Bethel . . ... 80 78 Ncrthfand , 80 87 Stout. 88 74 Tabor . 82 87 Lakeland . 64 73 V Johnny Howie X i Ajax Page 65 Ralph Seniors Please come to me, ball, — Howie. Watch the ball, Gundy! Congratulations, seniors. Page 66 You mean they let cheerleaders play now? Dave Bobby stretching for two. Johnny pushes up a soft one Page 67 Let ' s play heads-up ball, not bald-heads up. Left to right: Ken Price, Ron Ward, Arnold Dorhout, Tom Erickson, Don Schmidt, Loren Anderson, Denny Repko (Coach), Bob Milde, James Deskin, Dick Jensen, Conrad Krieger, Dave Sasser. Junior varsity Coach Repko looking intently from the bench. Emphasis in junior varsity has been placed on teamwork and character building rather than on the do or die feeling of winning games. Many of the boys have shown marked improvement and the team was unified by a spirit of cooperation. The fellows had a good time and gained valuable experience to help them ploy varsity ball in the years to come. BLLF m m Backwards, but it ' s still a picture. Who ' s telling who? Page 69 Something foul about this. Mllde scoring with a jump shot. Maybe I ' d better get out of the way ' — Loren. Tennis Tennis enjoyed a very good sea¬ son at Northwestern as our racket men were undefeated in all their matches as a team. Not pictured on this page but who were members of the 1956 squad were Dick Manning, Lex Smith, ond Ed Wold. Hats off! to these and to Ron and Cam for making Northwestern known on the tennis court. Ron and Cam looking forward to another successful season Ron Bennett displays a back hand Cam floria demonstrates a serve. Cam gives a practice talk to Ron and the Smithgall twins, Ron and Don. Page 71 The 1956 track team was the best in the college ' s history, especially with only five men as point- getters. Northwestern competed in meets with much larger state colleges who fielded teams up to thirty members. Track Page 72 Chuck Venz goes over with Heave-ho with Ron Clark, ease. Front; Ray Arno, Gary Herum, Jim Green, Herum breaking the tape for Northwestern, Back; Howard Fade, Chuck Venz, Ken Sy- kora. Ken and Howie at the storting blocks. Track is mainly an individual sport and because we had good individuals, we took first in a number of events and finished high in meets consisting of small state colleges. With a good nucleus returning for this year ' s team. Coach Repko ought to have a good season. Baseball Lack of interest and inexperience has hampered the playing of this sport at Northwestern, for the past two seasons, the Eagles have not tasted of victory once on the diamond. With promise of good prospects and with some determination of the returning players. Northwestern has a goal of at least one victory in 1957. 1957 lettermen or prospects Page 73 Left to right: Ruby Nowland, Donna Bowers, Glenda Geiszler, Isabel Kerr, Marie Berg, Myrtle Williams, Ruth Ann Smith, Joyce Hotz, Virginia Priestley, Evelyn Larson, Audrey Derr, Evelyn Svee, Pat Ritter, Pre-game instructions re Bethel. Women’s basketball This is one sport in which the women of North¬ western can actively participate and do so in their own right. This year ' s team has had an average season in the win and loss column, but provided exciting action for the spectators. The main feature of women ' s basketball is their post-game social time around a coffee cup. This is more characteristic of women anyway, rather than playing basketball. The intramural program is designed with the purpose of providing exercise for those not able to compete in intercollegiate activities. It also gives opportunity for building of character in the learning of discipline ond sportsmanship. Although mainly supported by the men of the college, intramurals do offer a chance for the women to show forth their athletic ability. Finances and facilities have limited the expansion of this activity but interest will cause it to grow. Intramural program I volunteer to get number A Page 75 Denny playing with the girls We can al! smile now, but wait until we come out fighting ' — Howie. Intramural poses V Reg with straight aim. College cheerleaders Left to right: Beverly Jackson, Barbara Burke, Salfy Clark, Wanda (Upstde-down N) Schnei dermann. ■� - Tempo Organizations Student organizations set the tempo for campus living . . . happy, carefree diversions; incentives for deep, inner reflection . . . Working together, maintaining a vital perspective . . . The all-school social committee: Seated: J. Caron, E. VanDixhorn (Secy.), L. Anderson, C. Butler, Standing; P. Terrill, B. Meloon (Chairman), D. Vanderburg. Student Senate Pres. Fred Schoon and Vice-Pres. Ron Bennett leave tor Wheaton to represent N.W. at a national Student Council Convention for Christian colleges. The Student Senate: Seated: $. Schauer, P. YngsdaS, Miss M. Howes (Advisor), F. Schoon, R. Bennett, J. Cutler, W. Fitch, R. Howland, Standing: M. Knudsen, j. Greenfield, M. Williams, D. Bowers, L. King, W t Widder. F,M,F, Officers benefit from Dr. Young ' s persona] contact with the foreign fields. Left to right: M + BJeeker (Vice-Pres,), D, Siemens (Pres,), M. Bergman (Asst. Sec ' y-}, L Hutchins (Secy), D, Snell (!reas ) + Class representatives: D. Sievers, F. Parsons, G. Kern, 1. Berg, R. Ward. Foreign missions fellowship The Vision Top: Gary Kern (Asst. Ed ) Charfes Sandum (Editor). Bottom; Vision staff: Charles San- dum, Gary Kern, Dorothy Sievers, Me! Bleeker, Janna Greenfield, Sonja Swanson. i Prayer Band Leaders: Front: Howard Norgaard, China-Korea; Mary Kay Farmer, India; Fred Schoon, Home; Sam Fuller, South America. Back; Marvin Jones, Japan; Wayne Widder, Europe; Steve Sonmor, Africa. Prayer bands Don Nelson, missionary from TEAM in the U.S. taking further training, is a frequent and fa¬ vorite speaker at Prayer Bands. Page 82 . . . that first of all, supplications, prayers, in¬ tercessions and giving of thanks be made for all men . „ ♦ for this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior who wilt have all men to be saved and to come unto the know¬ ledge of the truth ... I will therefore that men pray . . (from I Tim. 2) Practical work An important part of our educational pro¬ gram is the training we receive to serve the Lord, There are numerous opportunities pre¬ sented to the students: student pastorates, Sunday Schoot work, music assignments, tract work. The Christian Work Department also arranges summer activities for those who de¬ sire to spend the summer doing camp and D.V.B.S. work. George McCracken leading a song service. Stan Schauer offers a tract to a passer-by in the down town section during a Friday night tract-blitz. Many students spend some of the summer vacation teaching D.V.B.S. and working in camps. Barb Frey is pictured with a happy group of Bible School children in Wisconsin. Page 83 Lex Smith ' s heritage, a Scotch accent, made him the perfect lead in A Man Called Peter ' ' . Lex was born a few miles from the birthplace of Peter Marshall, the famous chaplain in whose memory the story was written. Page 84 Drama The cast of The Crucifixion of Philip Strong re¬ hearses. They are, left to fight : D. Erickson, R H Murray, R. Skibenes, B, Bradley, H. Farra Sally awaits her cue. 1 956-7 Season Papa Is All A Man Called Peter ' ' Crucifixion of Philip Strong Little Women Well performed, wed attended , . a highly successful season. Marybelfe Riley preparing for the per¬ formance of A Man Called Peter ot Vocational for the Cost of LiWng Camp¬ aign. Page 85 Debate Our debating squad is of blue- blood calibre. Their impressive rec¬ ord of Superiors and Excellents and the accumulation of awards have brought prestige home to N,W. Opponents find no easy mark for Mr. Lee and his assistants have trained a fighting team. Ours is a top-notch group of debaters head¬ ing for national fame. John Hoeldtke, John Geter, Roger Skibenes and Ken Nickel with the Sweepstakes Award won at the University of Nebraska tournament. Some of the debaters: front row: Jo Anne Caron, Judy Wells, DeLores Erickson. Back row: Harry Parra, Ken Nickel, John Hoeldtke, John Geier, Jtm Walton. Milton Erway, debate coach, has reason to be proud. The ability of the debaters is excellent, but they are always mindful of their alle¬ giance to Christ and have main¬ tained a consistent testimony. Page 86 Students’ wives club Wives of the students meet for fellowship and to talk over mutual situations, Mrs, Spietberger, the school nurse, is their advisor. After the meeting proper, they usually have refreshments and a time of informality Front row: K. Motoyoshr (Pres.), M. Johnson (Vice-Pres.), E. Larson (Secy.), J, Caron (Treas.), D. Erickson, V + Whitten, Row 2; M Cudnohufsky, L Jones, V. Kirgiss, B. Jackson, E. McKnight, M. Former, J. Hummel. Row 3 ; C. Howard, K. Steffen, V. Guthrie, D. Draayer, M. Reschlein, C. Goodsell, A. Moore, Mrs. Hart (Advisor). i to i I Loren Bridges, Director of Radio since operation began in 1949. Radio broadcast KTIS KNWS KFNW ng i Northwestern College operates three daytime stations KTIS, Minne¬ apolis; KNWS, Waterloo, Iowa; and KFNW, Fargo, N. D. KTIS also op¬ erates on FM frequency. The faculty, staff and students pro¬ vide a good share of the programs. Gospel broadcasting is an intricate part of N.W. and the extent of its in¬ fluence cannot be fully determined. Paul Ramseyer, Asst, Mgr,, and his wife, Grace, present a weekly children ' s program. Page 88 Wayne Jacobsen preparing the news report rn i 1 { 1 m 1 r • ! I |K| i-fl] ■ tj ' t ■ ' ■, ' ,£. %% m f f JH 4 _. bw - ; ' ' ' ■■|j B I I Editor Ruby Rhoades and Del Sanders discuss the sports page while Harry Sirkman {Bus. Mgr.) and Bruce Bartel (Advisor) stand by. Some of the Walker staff members crowded into a corner of the ' plant . This office, as the home of a worthy journal should be, is the as¬ sembling line of all the shattering facts and the current events at N.W. The Walker and Scroll staffs com¬ bined attended a Raman Banquet in the atrium of the Fab. The guests were attired appropriately In togas and such notions as they had of early Roman apparel. Page 90 Left fo right; Wayne Fitch (Bus Mgr.), Dorothy Soderstrom (Co-ord Ed,}, Dwayne Snell (Sports Ed.), Bruce Bartel (Advisor), Jo Anne Caron, (Picture Ed.). Scroll Looks like a mad scramble, but it ' s the Scroll staff receiving Instruc¬ tions from Mr. Segal and his assistant from the publishing company. Concert band A Cappella Choir The Carol ons; Judy Brown, Marilyn JHaglund, Twyla Kflewer, Don Bis- dorf, Greg Athnos and LeRoy Pederson, accompanied by Diane Sutton, Ensembles Girls Quartet: Lynn Root, ShTrfey Gardner, Betty Robertson and Margaret Reschlein; at the piano, Diane Sutton. Male Quartet: Howard Nargaard, Maurice Knudsen, Richard Jensen, loren Anderson. Page 93 Ghost stories provoke a variety of expressions, and no doubt vivid nightmares. Science Club outings are frequent events, Left fo right: Row J; K. Motoyoshi, A. Pyle, 5. An¬ derson, V. Guthrie. Row 2; j. Batsell, R. Rhoads, N. Bottler, J. Anderson, G. Makepeace. Row 3: D. Snell, G. Gullickson, L, Rassler, H. Silling, N. El- ling son. Row 4: K. Thorn¬ ton, H. Fode, E. Pankratz, M. Newville, R. Davis. a n i ) V - 1 mm. Canadian r Zm - ._ [lUJ i wL . ft 2 -l? kL From left to right; Row T: Bill Eichhorst, Patty Eichhorst (seceding from Texas), Dorothy Soderstrom, M, Timgren. Row 2: Peter Martens, George Baxter, Ray Dell, Eleanor Maier. Row 3; Gordon Baxter, Jerry Berry, Harold Sailer, Cliff Maier. M ichigan club The club having a good time at the home of Dr. Elvee, honorary member. Front row; D, Tiffany, C Morrow, C. Fiona, D. Smithgall, D. Peters, D. Phillips. Row 2; Page 95 J, Peters, L. King. Row 3; A. Laug, J, Palmer, J. Halverson, M. Robbins, S. Clark, D. Kimmer, J Ballenger, L Howard, D. Sutton, Mr. Gowler (Advisor). Row 4 ■ I. Hutchms, R. Young, R, Smithgall, R. Bennett, B. Yerke, C. Venz, D. Tschanz, D + Schneider. HEM i N club Front row: R. Bragg, J. VanDixhorn, R, Davis. Row 2: R, Siemens, W. Eichhorst, E. Fenfason, C. Venz, W. Widder, M. Wassink, Coach Morley. Row 3: L. Gerber, C. Robinson, C. Fiona, B. Kremer, D. Thompson, E. Pankratz, D. Snell, F. Parsons, H- Fode. Pep band Front row; N Ellingson, M. Cripe, A. Pyfe, D. Peters (playing peek-a- boo), C. Krieger. Bock row; C. Floria, D. Smithgall, B. Bergeson, H. Sirkmar, D Lutter, R. Abbas. Ski club Ski Club favorite, Telemark Front Row,- J, AdeUman, M. Morford, L. Bergeson, T. Kliewer, J. Peters, Row 2: R. Muller, H. Silling, R. Blanchard, L Pederson, H. Sirkman, L. Lambert. Row 3: E, Gruhn, N Ellingson, D. Vanderburgh, Mr Bemtsen (Advisor), M, Erickson. Speech club Sealed: D. Sanders, Win. Bradley, J. Wells, H. Forra. Sfond ng: D. Malley, R. Skibenes, L. Aspegren, R. Murray. S. Clark, J. Geier, K. Nickel, J. Hoeldtke, D. Blank. Dynamics Academics The dynamics of our school program is the forcefulness with which Christ enters into all our thinking. Man ' s acquired knowledge has broadened the scope of earthly horizons; woven into our spiritual experiences the new horizons appear to us as a panorama of opportunities. Page 98 In studying the Word Ray Koch consults many sources. Bibli ! am o Bible Department , . From whence cometh my strength? Am t made strong by a dedicated and devoted staff of instructors? Yea! but 1 attribute not all of my value to these, for they can fail Am I worthy by reason of the effort of those who have gone before? Again, yea! but it would be folly to depend completely upon those now absent. Am I dependent upon the textbooks that are written for my use? Yea, verily! But only as subjective use is made of these volumes. Herein lies the secret of my strength, though thou shouldst have guessed by now — I am dependent upon thee, diligent student, and the purpose that drives thee on. The Bible Department chairman. Dr. Edward Simpson, Is pictured with the Bible Survey quiz; leaders: seated; L Howard, D, Munson, C. Butler, D. Draayer, Bock row: H. Sirkman, D, Smith, M. Morley, M. Johnson, K. Berdan, G, Gieszler, D. Johanson, J. Cole, R. Bragg. Bibl ical language The discussion had reached an impasse when Bob joined the group. Why the uproar, comrades? Well, we can ' t seem to jibe on the basic teaching of this passage. We all have such different interpretations — but you ' re a Greek student, what does the original say? . , . Having determined the basic prin¬ ciple from the original text, the group resumed the discussion on the perti¬ nent aspects of the teaching. Mr. Pou] Haik, Asst. Prof, of Biblical Languages, has one of his here-comes-a-joke smiles. Department head, Terry Hulbert, presents a problem demanding some logical thinking. Mr. Oliver Titrud, Chairman, amuses Ken Thornton, Jean What keeps them down in that swamp-like lab? They couldn ' t possibly stay there of their own free wills! Frogs, worms, clams, cats, bugs . . . they say thafs life ! Warped minds? Perhaps, but they seem to have something meaningful and vital . . . Now that I think of it, most students, having once taken a science course, have a keen in¬ terest in life which compels them to go back for more. They seem to gain a wide under¬ standing of a whole new world . . . Probab¬ ly I would benefit by venturing into this dynamic field. Ch ristian education Mrs. Frances Simpson, head of Christian Ed. Department (front tefl) supervises as Wayne Widder explains a “year ' s schedule ' Christian Ed. is my major What more could I want? It maketh me to lay down atl Amusements and pleasures; It leadeth me in the paths of Knowledge, it filleth my file. If maketh me to study all nite. For my grade ' s sake. Yea, though I walk from the class with a D , I shall fear no problems For the words of Benson are ever Before me. My fingers and head ache from It. She asketh me questions in The presence of my classmates. She maketh me to look vacant. Surely the hours of toil shall Follow me all the days of my life And I will dwell in the halls of Learning forever. Spring feature: Christian Ed. and Bible retreat at Keswick Camp Grounds at Mound, Minn, Mrs- Helen Baxter, Depart¬ ment Chairman, instructs a class in writing magte flM ' tHIdOOfV ' U OGOOaOOOOQO oootMtoato Commercial education Take a letter . . Dear Sir: Answer the telephone .. . We acknowledge — Where ' s the abeyance file? . . . your letter of the — What ' s the date? . . . 1 Oth inst. in which you — Answer the telephone . ., . . . click, clack, ring, ring, orders, questions — never a dull moment in this office! Your fingers poised over home row and your eyes on copy. Mrs. Baxter indicates the assignment to be typed. Vicky Kirgiss presents her lesson plan to a class of future teachers. Mrs, Ruth Hart, Chairman Education Dept., (right) takes notes and offers helpful suggestions. Page 105 Education Reading ond writing and Yithmetic Taught to some kiddies way out in the sticks Mine was a task of deep chagrin. [ trudged for miles, I grumbled for days, Life was such o trial. But, suddenly, a dillar a dollar, A D -average scholar Who used to come at two o ' clock Began to arrive at noon. This cheered my spirits and boosted my ego. The way seemed much shorter, the scenery more peaceful, I rested my mind on the possibility That maybe one day they ' d act with civility. Third graders have diverse reactions to Down the River RoadT Margaret But¬ ler practice teaching in a very real situation. English Reading .. . Bryan, Browning, Shaw .. . Writing , . . inscribing words, expressing thoughts. To interpret the great works is insight into the past. . . To be able to express the depravity and the brilliancy and the prosperity of our own generation is to project oneself into the future . . . Either Elorne Olson Is planning some heavy reading or they are moving the library. But in fact, she is an English major boning up on the Who ' s Who of the literary world. Our English Department: Mrs. Rachel Thompson, Mr Calvin Myrbo and Miss Mary Ruth Howes. Page 106 History Listen, my students, and you shall hear Of the success of our History Department this year. From the ] Oth of September thru ' the 31st of May These historians have battled night and day The forces of stale thinking and intellectual fear. Dahlin ' s wide scope and the students keen minds Have produced historians of unparalleled kind. Through collateral reading and comprehensive term papers They have struggled to light the tapers Of knowledge and enrich the students ' minds. Mr. John Dahlin, Chairman of the History Depart¬ ment calls to memory decisions made in smoke filled rooms ' Gid up! ' ' says Daryl. Really, Daryl ' says Ruby. Mr. Dahlin and his seminar group were enthusiastic about the old sur¬ rey unearthed at the Henne¬ pin County Historical Society. Music Engrossed in their activities, spreaders of goodwill, our versatile music makers contrib¬ ute much to college life by their originality. This year the choir, an important part of our music department, appeared on tele¬ vision. Their excellent performance made us proud of them. Anyone who has ever visited the basement of the FAB could never doubt the sincerity of our music students. The uproar is indeed evidence of their desire to produce harmony. The department offers instruction and the opportunity to apply in every area of the music field. Here, Efaine Long practices organ. Speech students gain valuable knowledge of radio broadcasting. Here Ray Murray, as practice teacher, supervises Dick Schneider ' s efforts. Name any area of forensics — radio, television, debating, drama— and our Speech Department has produced award winners and box office attractions. Indeed, from all out¬ ward evidences (newspaper acclaim, take-home prizes, wide sphere of influence, ticket sales) our Speech Department has what it takes. Speech Chairman, Mark Lee, with tournament debaters. Don Lunak amuses the speech class with his forms of support, Finale Classes . . from all parts of the world students come to live in N.W s college community . . . For the seniors it ' s hard to realize that their MW, days have run out. As they look back the memories are pleasant; the future reflects the decisions made in the past. Others still have those important decisions to make — the serious-minded junior, comprehensive-ridden sophomore, the wide-eyed frosh . . . Page 1!0 Virginia A. Burris Sonia M Swanson Honor graduates Not pictured: Francis Grubbs Charles Sancfum Earl Blomberg David McCarthy Marie Berg William Eiehhcrst Dorothy Sievers CLASS OFFICERS: Evelyn Svee (Treasurer), Virginia Burris (Secretary), John Benham (President) and Bill Eichhorst (Vice-Pres). Seniors Class of 1957 ALICE ANITA ANDERSON Minneapolis, Minn, Christian Education Dramatics 3. I Thess, 5:24 GREGORY $ t ,ATHNOS La Crosse, Wis. Music Education Iniramurals 3; Choir j, 2, 3, 4 ; Choir Pres. 4; Pep Bgnd T 7 t 3; Radio Choir 4; Car- a Ions 3, 4; Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 3, 4; Quartet 3 Trio 1,3,4. II Timothy 2:15 I CAROL JOYCE BAUER Winona, Minn. Music Education Choir 1, 2, 3, 4j Bond 4 f Pep Bond 4; Radio Choir A; Trio J r 2; Walker Staff 3; Class Sec. 1; Pep Club 3. Jer. 1:6-9 MARIE LEONA BERG Estherville, la. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- murofs 1, 2, 3, 4■ F. M. F. 3; Prayer Band Leader 3- Prov. 29nS GEORGE A. BAXTER CarEea, Bask., Canada History Baseball 3.; Class Chaplain 2, 3; Student Pastor 3, 4. Phil 1:6 LOIS E. BERG ESQ N Fertile, Minn. Music Education Cheerleader 2; Chair ?, 2, 3, 4 ; Bond 3, 4; Pep Band 4 ; Class Sec. 3; Student Forum 3. Isaiah 40:23 REV. JOHN L. BENHAM Stacy, Minn. Bible Gospel Team 2; Male Quartet 2j Student Poster 3 ( 4; Michi¬ gan club; Closi V. Pres. I; Class Pres. 2, 4. John 20:3 T MELVYN G, SLEEKER George, lo. Biology Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra¬ matics I, 2; Class Chaplain 4; Vision Staff 4; F. M, F, Vice Pres. 4; Prayer Band Leader 1, 2 t 3. Prov. 3:5,6 RONALD BENNETT Albion, Mich. Bible Basketball I; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Walker Staff 2, 3, 4; Michigan Club 4; N Club 2, 3 r 4; Debote 1; Class V. P. 2; Student Forum 3; Studem Senate A- V r P. 4. I Thess. 2:4 EARL J. BtOMBERG Minneapolis, Minn, Greek W1LLA H. BRIGGS Colorado Springs, Colo. Christian Education and Bible GERALDINE CARLSON $K Cloud, Minn. Christian Education Ajs ' t Editor Vision 2; Debate 3; Play 3; Class Sec. 1. Phil. 3:13,14 VIRGfNlA ANN BURRIS Salem, Ore. Christian Education Class Sec. 3, 4; Class Social Chairman 2. Isaiah 41:10 MERRILL RAY CRA5E Winterset, la. Bible F. M. Fr 3; Band 2, 3; Prayer Band Leader ], 2. Psalm 121:1,2 MARGARET A. BUTLER Minneapolis, Minn. Elementary Education Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 1; Student Forum 2. Prov. 3:5,6 DOROTHY CURTIS Huntley, Minn Christian Education Basketball 4„ Romans 11:33 SCHUYLER V. BUTLER Cadillac, Mich. Bible Psalm 126:6 WARREN L DAVISON Ferguson, la. History Jr. Varsily 1; Inlramurab 1, 2. Phil. 4:13 I i t RAYMOND DELL Kandahar, $ask., Canada Music Education Phil. 3:10 WILLIAM R. EICHHORST Yorkton, Sask., Canada Bible Baseball 2, 3; Imtromurals tj Choir 1, 2, 3; Radio Choir 3; Radio Quartet T, 2; N Club 2; Class V. Pres. A f Chair President 2, 3. Acts 20:24 AUDREY DERR Oshkosh, Wts + Bible Basketball 1, 2, A, Prov. 3:5,6 DOLORES M. ERICKSON Beulah, N, Dak. Education Speech Walker Staff 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4, Phil. 2:16 REGINALD DUNLAP Portsmouth, N. H. Bible Intro murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3; Student Forum 1, Psalm 16:11 EDWIN J + ERICKSON Minneapolis, Minn. Missions Jer. 33:3 PATRICIA ANN EICHHORST Minneapolis, Minn. Christian Education Basketball 3; Intramgralj 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Vision Staff 1 ; F. M. F. I. Acts 20:24 HOWARD R. FODE Hazelton, N. Dak. Biology Basketball 1, 2, 3, A ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Science Club 2, 3, 4. Psalm 37:5 FRED GILDNER Minneapolis, Minn. History Intramurals 2, 3. Cor. 12:1 GRACE HUTCHINS River Falls, Wis. Bible John 14:27 CAROL BEA GQODSELL Long Pine, Nebr. Education intramurob 2; Prayer Band Leader 3. Col. 3:76 DOROTHY HAZEL IRVIN Iowa City, to. Christian Education. Psalm 73:26 RICHARD O. GOODSRL Naperville, IK. Bible (ntramurafs 2; Choir H Band 1, Pep Sand 2; Prayer Band Leader 3. Col. 3:15 DAVID K. JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minn. Greek Intramurols T, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1. 2. Psalm 32:5-8 RICHARD K. GUNDERSON Minneapolis, Minn. History Basketball! 1, 2, 3. 4; Captain 3 ; Intromurals I, 2, 3 , 4 - Choir 1„ 2; Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Pres. 1, 2; Pep Club,- Class Pres. 1, 2, I Cor, 75:58 ROBERT JOHNSON Willmar, Mfnn. Bible John 9;4 I i PHILIP LEWIS JONES Tomoh, Wis. Bible fnlrcmnurab 4; Prayer Band Leader 3. Romans 5:1 CRIST E. LANGELETT St Paul, Minn. Biology Proverbs 4:5,6 ISOBEl J. KERR Toronto, Ont, Canada Elementary Education Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2 , 3, 4; Walker Staff 3; Canadian Club; Edu¬ cation Club; Class Treas, 3. Phil, 3:10 EDITH SINGLETON LARSON Duluth, Minn. Christian Education Romans 12;T,2 LOIS ELIZABETH KING Sturgis, Mich, Christian Education Cheerleader 3, 4; Chair 2, 3; Michigan Club; Student- Sen¬ ate 4. Phil 3:10 JOSEPH V. LEACH Minneapolis, Minn. Bible Cfoss V. Pres. 1; Pres. 2; Youth Pastor 4. I John 3:16 NANCY KNUDSEN West Orange, N. J. Commercial-Bible Choir 1, 2, Romans 10:9 LEON L. LEEDS Cherokee, la. Bible Intramurofs I; Class V. Pres. 2; Prayer Band Leader 2. I John 3:16 MARLENE JOYCE LIEVENSE Sheboygan Foils, WIs. Christian Education Ifitrgmyrds 3; Chair 2, 3, 4 ; Rodio Choir 4 ; Trio 3; Pep Club Tj Class Trees. 2. Proverbs 3:5,6 OSCAR JOHN MILLER Florence, Wis r Christian Education Bible F. M. F. Rep. 7; Prayer Band Leader 1. James 1:5,6 ROBERT CHARLES LUNDBERG Mtlaca, Minn. Bible Infromurals 3 r 4 ; Student Pas¬ tor 7, 3, 4, Proverbs 3:5,6 MARLENE JOY MOXLEY Clarissa, Minn. Christian Education Vision Sloff 3; Dramatics 3. Col. 2:6 DAVID SEYMOUR MCCARTHY Portsmouth, N. H. Bible Class Choplain 2, Malach: 2:6 EVERETT RAY MURRAY Huntington Park, Calif. Speech Intramural 3, Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 7, 3. 4; Class Pres. 3. Romans 1 si 4 MARILYN JEAN MICHEL Minneapolis, Minn. Music Education Chair I, 2; Band I, 2. Micah 6:8 DORIS NORBY Alta, la. Education JOY LOUISE NOWLIN Conoga Park, Calif. Christian Education Choir 2 h 3, Psalm 37;5 RUBY D. RHOADS Qskatoosa, 4a, Biology History Bond 1, 2 , 3, 4; Ass ' t Editor, Eagle 3; Editor, Walker 4; Camera Club 3; Science Club 3, 4. Jer. 9:24 JOHN POLUTKE Watertown, Wis. History Intromurob 3, Dramatics 2. I John 3:1,2 CHARLES SANDUM Minneapolis, Minn. Missions Vision Editor 4. Mark 10:45 ROBERT W. PAS WATERS Lincoln, Nebr. Bible Basketball 1; Student Mgr. 4; Choir I; Band Pep Band 1. I Peter Tj7 SYLVIA A + SAUNDERSON Menabga, Minn. . Christian Education Vision Staff 1- Phil. 3:10 ARLENE JOAN PYLE Spencer, la. Music Education Biology Choir 2, 3, 4 ; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Pep Band 3, 4; Walker Staff 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. I Cor. 1:30,31 J. RICHARD SIEMENS Minneapolis, Minn. Bible Jr. Varsity I ; Basketball 2; Intramurals J, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir Pres. 2; Quartet 1; Gloss Pres. 1; Class V. Pres. 3; R M, R Pres. 4 r 1 Cor. 15:58 DOROTHY SIEVERS Powe l f Wyo, Christian Education Vision Staff 4; Class Sec ' y- Treas. 2 f F. M, F. Rep. 4; Prayer Band Leader 2. Col 3:16 EVELYN ARLENE $VEE West Concord, Minn, Christian Education Intramurals 2, Class Treos, 4. Psalm 34:1 HENRY H. SILLING, Jr, Ocean City, N J Biology Intromurols 2; Choir 1; Vision Staff 3; Walker Staff 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Student Forum 2; Prayer Band Lead¬ er 2 Luke 22:42 SONJA MARIE SWANSON Rock Creek, Minn. Christian Education Scroll Staff 1; Vision Staff 4; Debate 3, John 3:16 ALEXANDER T. SMITH Glasgow, Scot. Bible Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Intrgmurals 3, 4 ; Choir 2, 4 ; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Class Pres, 2i Student Senate 3; Student Pastor 2, Joshua 1:8,9 KENWYN CLAUDE SYKORA Storden, Minn History Intramurols 2, 3, 4; Track 3,- Setence Club 4; Dramatics 4. Col. 1:10 VERNON E. STICKLER Spencer, to. Bibb PhiL 4:6,7 CLIFTON R, THOMPSON Bruno, Minn. Bible John 8:31,32 DARYL VANDERBURGH Watervflle, Minn. History Intramurols I, 2, 3, 4 ; Choir 1, 2, 3; Bond I; Pep Band K Psalm 37:5 ROBERT JOHN WHITE Smithers, W. Va. Bible Student Pastor 3, 4, John 15:4,5 MAYBRITT G. TIMGREN Lansing, Ont., Canada Christian Education Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Choir 3. Phil. 4:6,7 MARIO THOMAS WHITE ML Pleasant, la Bible Intramurals 3, 4. Heb. 12:1,2 DENNIS M WALTON Glenn Lake, Minn. Speech Intramurals 3j Debate 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4. Isaiah 41 : 10 PATRICIA VAN BQENING Vena go, Nebr Christian Education Band !, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Vision Staff 2; F. M, F. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. Psalm 37:23 DAVID G + THOMPSON Friend, Nebr. Bible Basketball 1, 2, 3, A; Intra- murals ], 2, 3; Track I; N Club 2, 3, 4; Class V. Pres. I ; Student Senate 4. Gal. 2:20 MARVIN G. W ASS INK Sheboygan Falls, Wis. Bible Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals % 3, 4 ; N Club 2, 3, 4 ; Preachers Club 2, 3. Col. 3:14-17 VONNIE F, WHITTEN Pontiac, Mich. Elementary Education Intramural: 2; Scroll Staff 2; Vision Editor 3 A ssociate Ed¬ itor, Eagle 3; Michigan Club; Education Club; Dramatics 1; Social Committee 4, Acts 2024 WAYNE A + WI DOER Sheboygan Falls, Wrs + Christian Education Baseball 3; Intramural I, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Student forum 2; Stu¬ dent Senate 4; Prayer Band Leader A. Prov. 3:6 FORREST E. WILLIAMS, Jr. Gakfield, WEs, Bible Baseball I, 2; Cheerleader I, 2,3; Debate 2; Student Forum 2, 3. Romans 1j16 MYRTLE A. WILLIAMS Oakfreld, Wis. Christian Education Basketball I, 2, 4; Student Senate 4. Phil 1:6 1 Not Pictured: Robert Bjomstad Shirley Gardner Francis Grubbs Grace Megert Norma Sletten Charles Wentworth Page 123 Juniors Class of 1958 C1ASS OFFICERS: Jerry Jones (Treasurer), Dave Tschanz (President), Sally Clark (Secretary), Edward Pond (Vice-Pres.). Audrey Abbas Woverfy, la. Horace Adams Amery, Wise, William Adams Runnells, la. At to Jon Adelsmon Fergus Falls, Minn. Jeon Anderson Rochester, Minn. Shirley Anderson Rochester, Mirrn. Ray Arno KofispelL Monl. David Babcock Morkville, Minn, Jean Batsell Bay Crly, Mich. Ronald Bergquist Minneapolis, Minn, Wilma Binder Beulah, No. Dok. John Blake Minneapolis, Minn. Carl Bothman Salem, Oregon William Bradley Gary, Indiana Joan Briggs Robertsville, Ohio Donna Brook Dorothy Brown Clyde Buchanan Natalie Bultler Solly Clark Joyce Culler Laramie, Wyo. Chesterton, lad. Oskaloosa, la Guthrie Center, la. Flushing, Mich. Rochester, Minn. Karl FlomTng Sutherland. Nebr. Vernon Flaming Earl Forkner Corn, Oklohoma Lcmgdon, No, Dok. Sam Fuller Douds, Iowa John Ggier Flint, Mich, Lowell Gerber Tampico III, Delores Hoff John Haeldtke Leonard Huebscher Ir ma Hutchins Clifford Isaacson Beverly Jackson Venluria, No. Dak. Albany, N. Y, Minneapolis, Minn, Detroit, Mkh. Duluth, Minnesota Flandreau, So. Dok. Verna Jackson Charles Johnson jerry Jones Marvin Konengleter Vineva Kirgiss Twylq KJiewer FEandreou, So, Dak. Minneapolis, Minn. Kosciusko, Miss. LitH Rock, Iowa Bird island, Minn. Foirview, Okfo. Harley Kottke Robert Kremer Zorna Kumerow Pine Island, Minn, Aurora, Nebr. St. Paul, Minn. Adelle Larson Twin Valley, Minn, Evelyn Larson Volley City, No, Dak. Elaine Long Des Moines, Iowa I Don Lundbarg Dossel, Minn. George McCracken Newcastle, No. Ireland Lawrence Mognuson Rockford, Illinois Clifford Maier Carrot River, Sosk., Can, Donald Malley LaGrange, IIL Joimes Martin RobbmsdoJe, Minn. Geraldine Mason Reinbeck, Iowa Robert Meloon Buffalo, N. Y, Ardath Moore Long Pine, Nebr, Kyoko Motoyoshi Honolulu, Hawaii Ray Newton Louisville, III. Ruby Nowlond Wild Rose, Wise, Fred Parsons Donald Favek Darrell Pearson LeRoy Pederson Janet Peters Richard Phillips Zanesville, Ohio Winona, Minn, Marion, Indiana Billings, Mont, Flint, Mich, Lansing, Mich, Edward Pond Bloomington, Minn. Morey Puderbaugh Gladstone, Oregon Betty Robertion Grand Blanc, Mich Patricio Ritter Tujunga, Calif, Marijo Pittman Aurora, Illinois Hancock, Minn VoIIa Vee Rogers Minneapolis, Minn. Rex Ruark Inkster, Mich. Stanley Sdiauer Eureko, So. Dok. Roth Scbelberg St. Pool, Minn. Carol Schmidt Mound, Minn, James Schmidt Mound, Minn. Fred 1 Schoon Gary, Indiana Lois Smith Minneapolis, Minn. Dwayne Snell Marshalltown. Iowa Robert Snyder Powell, Wyo, Luree Stalker Eau Claire, Penn, William Stewart Sun Volley, Calif, Robert Strom Minneapolis Minn. Kenneth Thornton Chgrdan, lowo David Tschoni Detroit, Mich. Elaine Von Dlxhorn Sheboygem Foils, Wist. Not Pictured John Anderson Ronald Clark Richard Edstrom Earl Kallberg Ha rley Laflin Lawrence Lambert Paul Mauria]a Kenneth Nickel EJroy Pankratz Norman Schoon Robert Seibert Steve Sonmor John Steinhauser Frank Strohbehn Jonathan Mosby Gayle Nechos David Todd Robert Tyler Arno Weniger San Francisco, CoElf. Richard Wiens International foils, Minn. Marvin WEpf Bridgewater, So. Dok. Robert Yerke St, Joseph, Mich. Sophomores Class of 1959 Donna Bowers Lisbon, lowo CLASS OFFICERS: Phyllis Murphy (Treasurer), Dwayne Lee (Vice-Pres.), Bob Blanchard (President), Barbara Burke (Secretary) Robert Abbas Waverfy, Iowa Loren Anderson Loosing, III. Evelyn Anderson Princeton, M;nn. Koren Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Vernon Anderson Osceola, Wise, Harold Andrews Nebraska City, Nebr, Larry Aspegren Aurora, Nebr. Jeanette Bollenger Detroit, Mich. Marjorie Bauer Adrian, Minn, Luella Berg Denver, Colo, Marilyn Bergman Cayuga, No. Dak. Robert Blanchard Minneapolis, Minn. Charles Brekkeo Judy Brown luAnn Bubfitz Barbara Burke Carolyn Carey JoAnne Caron New Auburn, Wise, Quincy, l[|. Minneapolis, Minn, Gory, Indiana Storden, Minn. Mound, Minn. Harold Clark Rachel Cording Nancy Cowles James Crockett Harlan Davison Claire Dean Rapid City, So. Dak. Mammoth, Arizona Council Bluffs, lowo Minneapolis, Minn. Ferguson, Iowa Cambridge. Minn. Judy Drinkoll Minneapolis, Minn. Melvin Erickson Gresham, Oregon Mary Kay Farmer Grmnefl, lowo Ann Ferrin Wayzaio, Minn. Carofyn Fijke Grontsburg, Wi; Wayne Fitch Robbinsdple, Minn. Kenneth GrindoFe Morion, Indiana Gary Gullickson Glenwood City, Wise. Cameron Florlo Lansing, Migh, Carmen Henry Des Moines, lowo James Hines Hines, Minn. Joan Houseman Muskegon, Mich. Linda Howard Joseph Huebicher Juanita Hummet Patricia Halted Leonard Javner Kalamazoo, Mich. Minneapolis, Minn. Englewood, Colo. Albany,, New York St. Paul, Minn. Dick Jensen Gerd Johnson Paul Johnson Kirknnan, Iowa West Orange, N. J. St. Pouf, Minn, Lorraine Jones Wyndmere, No, Dok, Marvin Jones Maxwell Me hr. Gary Kern Hannah, No. Dak. Robert King Maurice Knudsen Robert Kobele Raymond Koch Faye Kreidler Stephen, Minn. Harlan, Iowa New York, N. Y. Good Thunder, Minn. York, Penn. Clifford Kruse Hendricks, Minn, Katheryne Kruse PcuT Lackore Astoria, So. Dak. Little Foils, Minn. Florence Leach Minneapolis, Minn. DuWayne Lee Nadine Lymcn Marshfield, Wise. Huron, So. Dak. Elnara McKnight Esthervifle, Iowa Petrea, Madsen Eleanor Moier Peter Mortens Bethel, Minn, Carrot River, Sask., Can. Wynyard, Sosk., Canada Locy Martin Sylvia Meyer Minneapolis, Minn, Englewood, Colo, Robert Milde Marlene Morford Ardell Moser Lewiston, Minn. Spencer, Iowa Denver, Colo. Louis Muller Phyllis Murphy Carol Murra Victor, Iowa Anoka, Minn. Buffalo Center, Iowa Moynord Newville Howard Norgaard Clear Lake, Wise. Harlan, Iowa fiussell O ' Hara Elaine Olson Joyce Palmer Hommond r Minn. Cambridge, Minn. Gladwin, Mich Arlene Pati Pound, WEsc. Mildred Peckhom Samuel Perkins Diane Flautz Hustler, Wise. Excelsior, Minn. liltle Fork, Minn. Clyde Robinson Gwen Rosewarne Herbert Roszhart Plainfield, Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. Aurora, Nebr, Virginia Priestley Lawrence Rassler Brookings, So, Dqk, AHentown, Penn. Harold Sailor Kathym, Alberta, Canada Del Sanders Hazel Park, Mich. Margaret Reschlein LaCrosse, Wise. Davis Sosser PenSQtola, Fla. Richard Schneider Wanda Sehneidermann Wolly Schoon Clayton Schott Helen Scbald Rand Settell Ferndale, M ch. Sibley, Iowa Gary, Indiana Hutchinson, Minn. Sheboygan Foils, Wise. Wheatland Wyo Jomei Shaner Martin Shaw Minneapolis, Minn. Hopkins, Minn, Jack Sherman Wilton Junclion, lo. Ertiss Simonson Joan Smith Thief Rivers Foils, Minn, Minneapolis, Minn. Dorothy Soderstrom Toronto, Ont.„ Canada Carol Stafford Beverly Stroup Diane Sultan Shirley Thompson Royal Ook, Mkh. Holmes, Iowa Longing, Mkh. St. Cloud, Minn, Totinnny Thompson Groce Toovs John Weins Waseca, Minn. Wolf Point, Mont. So. St. Paul, Minn. Judy Wells Arlene Wentworth Ronald Wiley Minneapolis, Minn, St, Paul, Minn. Vienna, Virginia Palmer YngsdaJ Marilyn Zike Wanpmingo, Minn, Burlington, io, Not Pictured: Gordon Baxter Roger Davis William Edwards Samuel Gladney Joyce Hotz Gordon McBrian Patricia PJott George Powell Marvin Snitker Donald Tiffany Page 132 CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry Berry (President), Lynn Root (Secretory), Tony Larson (Treasurer), John VanDixhorn (Vice-Pres.). Freshmen Class of 1960 Melvfn Anderson LaVem Bcrtell 1 St. Pouf, Minn. Herman, Minn. Koy Berdan Whitehall., Wise. Carol Berg Denver, Colo. Donna Behrner Wayzato, Minn, Virgil Bartell Joy Bateman Herman, Minn. Long Prairie, Minn. Beth Bergeion Pay! Bergeson Fertile, Minn, Fertile, Minn. Richard Bergman Cayuga, No. Dak. Gerald Berry Ramona Bertsch New Brunswick, Canada Isabel!, So. Dok, David Blank Piltsburgh. Po. Adisj Fra tike Bernard Frey Marlene Frieien Glenda Geiszltr Janet Graber Watertown, Minn, Estherviile, Iowa Butterfield, Minn. Fargo, No. Dok. Bridgewater, Sq. Dak. Betty Lou Gredell PekEn, Illinois Robert Grimme Minneap olis, Minn. Robert Grotzke Sturgis, So, Dak, Joann Hage Wayne, Mkh, Judy Hall Minneapolis, Minn. Bernard Hamilton Boone, Iowa Sharon Hankins Melvin Honsen Charles Hastings Roger Henry Denver, Colo. Wat ervi lie, Minn, Appleton, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Richard Hippouf WoodvilFe, Wise, JU Howard Hockerman Janesville, Wise. Carol Howard Jackson, Mkh. Clair Johanson Danno Jahanson Carolyn Johnson Dale Johnson Huntley, Minn. St. Paul, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Cambridge, Minn, Mary Johmon Maple Plain, Minn. LaVonne Kardoei Marianne Kelemdn Darlene Klmmer Julie Kovei Conrad Krieger Sweo City, Iowa Hobart, indiono Albion, Mkh. Gary, Indiana Englewood, Cola Sharon Johnson Sherwood, No Dok, Eugene Llverance Denver, Iowa Donald Lunak St, Paul, Minn. Russell Lunak St, Paul, Minn. Dovjd lutter So. SL Paul, Minn, Perry Makeeff Mercer, No, Dak. Harold Marcllliot Minneapolis, Minn, James Mapston Poison, Montano Janet Mead Mankato, Minn. Jeanne Peterson Date Phelps Kathleen Phillips Gilbert Pickers Kenneth Price Jones Roehrborn Minneapolis, Minn. Dodge Center, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. Omaha, Nebr. Powell, Wyo. Marsh Field, Wise. Lynn Root Qurney, III. Antonetle Rynders Minneapolis, Minn. Anthony SchalFer la Crosse, Wise. ■M Joanne $chave St. Paul, Minn. Lola Seehu en Daryls Sheppard Stewartville, Minn, Minneapolis, Minn. Pauline Sleglaff Hatty Sirkmon Rodger Skibenes Leslie Slater Donna Smith Lorraine Smith Norlh English, lo. Eost Orange, N. J. Buffalo, Minn. Manchester, Iowa Addison, N. Y. Minneapaiis, Minn. Ruth Ann Smith Don Smithgal Ron Smithgal Lonsmg, JIL Mr. Pleasant, Mich, Mr. Pleasant, Mich. Nancy Taylor Chicago, IF! Kay Steffen Cooperstown, No, Dak Jack Stelg Storm Lake, la. Philjip Terrill John Van Dixhorn Morion, Iowa Sheboygan Falls, Wise. Maurice White Chicago, 111, Merle Van Gerpen Belmont, lowo James Walton Ronald Ward Glen Lake, Minn, Junclion Cily, Kansas Not Pictured: Robert Waley Salem, Oregon Down Young Powell, Wya Ralph Young Saginaw, Mich. Robert 8abcock Wallace Berihiaume Gerald Borden Wayne Brekken Richard Chord John Comp Robert Compton Victor Crawford Arnold Dorhout Mike Gallagher David Hansen Mildred Hill Robert Lindstrom Marlene Melby Marvin Nicka Clifford Olson Marilyn Selir Cleveland Smalls Ceroid Bear licit Ellsworth, Wi t. Arlene Brown Anoka, Minn, Barbara Frey Esthervllle, lowo Junio Halverson Holland Mich. Robert Hanson Minneapolis, Minn. JL w Amber Haynes Marilyn Hollingsworth Manchester, lowo Oskaloosa, Iowa Rachel Krause Waseca, Minn, Aletha Laug Gronct Rapids, Mich. Dorothy Munson Sioux City, la, Janice Peterson Noma Scorff Joyce Smith Riley Svihel Margaret Thiessen Delpho Wittrup Cadott, Wise. Ml Pleasant, la. Minneapolis, Minn. Hutchinson, Minn. Popular Pori, Man., Con. Harlon, Iowa Second Semester Not pictured: Lawrence Adamson Donna Burandt Sheridan Eck Stephen Felty David Hofer Mary Lancaster Marvin Pierskalfa Vivian Thompson Don Waage Ronald Wahl Jerry Wall Yvonne Balken Minneapolis, Minn. Philip Corroll Cedar Rapids, Iowa Buster DeHart Porkdale, Oregon Harold LottFs Salem, Oregon Mildred Robbins Hazel Pork, Mich. Ivan Sandau La Crescent, Minn. Donovan Schmid( Lombertan, Minn. Tom Locke Minneapolis, Minn. Gale Walters Powell, Wyo. THE PHOTO MILL ANDERSEN ' S FAMILY SHOE STORE 1511 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn, — Dealers for — “We Cater to ' Jjorth westcrn students Complete Line of Women ' s, Men ' s and Children ' s Footwear Casual and Dress Shoes at Lowest Prices 1509 Nicollet Ave. FE. 9-5377 A.S.S.U. CAMP JIM (Jesus Is Mine) EASTMAN KODAKS ARGUS BELL AND HOWELL DUPONT REVERE GRAYFLEX TRINITY SEMINARY AND BIBLE COLLEGE offers a balanced CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION including LIBERAL ARTS and EVANGELICAL THEOLOGY Courses bad to B.D., Th. D, and B.A. degrees, and Illinois Elementary Teacher ' s Certificate. MAJORS En Bible, Missions, Christian Education, Elementary Education, Music, Humanities, French, Spanish. AREA STUDIES include Language and Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Sacred Music, Christian Education, Bible, Missions, Affiliation: Evangelical Free Church of America. For information, literature and catalog, write: TRINITY SEMINARY AND BIBLE COLLEGE 1726 W. Berteau, Chicago 13, Illinois Page 140 f CAMPERS A Challenge for j ASSISTANT COUNSELORS ( COLLEGE STUDENTS For Information Write REV. A R. FREI Brainerd, Minn + AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION Est. 1817 National Office Northern District 1816 Chestnut St, 705 Plymouth Bldg. Philadelphia 3, Pa. Minneapolis 3, Minn. REV. DAVID L CARLSON, Supt, (Minnesota, North Dakota and Montana) Missionaries to the otherwise unreached Organizing and maintaining Sunday Schools Week-Day Released Time classes Bible Study and Prayer Groups Daily Vacation Bible Schools Bible Conferences for rural youth Young People ' s Meetings Pioneers for Christ Home Visitation to sick and needy Personal Evangelism OUR COAL Every C rifd in Rural America in Sunday School and a Bible in Every Home. LORING FLORIST Flov ers for All Occasions Corsages — Weddings Floral Designs 3 West 15th Street FE. 5-2345 COMPLIMENTS OF OKEN ' S, INC. INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS, BAKERS, RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES 2Beck} ’£ Cafeteria Home of Fine Food and Christian Fellowship 1934 Hennepin Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn. Phone: FE. 3-3564 1011 Washington Ave. South Minneapolis 15, Minn. Hours: 1 1:15 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. 4:15 P.M, to 7:30 P.M. Closed Sundays GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH East 38th Street at 22nd Ave, So. John A. Valine, Pastor A friendly church with an emphasis on youth , . + where Northwestern students are always welcome. Preaching the Word of Grace in the Day of Grace PROPHECY MONTHLY FOR SCRIPTURAL ILLUMINATION Don ' t miss the important articles and news features on current events and prophetic truths in this 48-page monthly Managing Editor - - - Mrs. Keith L Brooks Associate Editor Dr, Victor C Oltrogge Subscribe today — 1 year, $1,50; Canada, $1 65; Foreign, $1.80. Sample copy free upon request. Free Gospel literature sent to missionaries ond needy workers, oi God ' s people provide. Write for our book bulletin. See list of Bible sludy courses. AMERICAN PROPHETIC LEAGUE, Inc. g tioitlOK tfzcetiaai Bethel College and Seminary St. Paul 1, Minnesota NORTHWESTERN BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE Christian Literature and Supplies Eighth and LaSalle Minneapolis AT THE CURTIS . . . IN MINNEAPOLIS . . . Arthur’s Men’s Shop FINE MEN ' S WEAR AT POPULAR PRICES 1504 Nieollet Ave. FE. 5-5506 Modern Barber Shop Your appearance begins with a good hair-cut 1420 i Nicollet Avenue 3 Barbers Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary Preparing men and women to communicate the Gospel to our generation 1500 E. Tenth Avenue Vernon C. Grounds,. D.D. Denver IB, Colorado President THE CURTIS HOTEL MINNEAPOLIS 10th Street — Third to Fourth Avenues COMPLIMENTS OF CADILLAC DRY CLEANERS Quality and Service Till Hennepin Ave. FEderal 8-7565 You moy be sure of the finest in accommodations and service. Each room with private soft water bath Every hotel advantage. Rates are moderate! Sincere Congratulations to the Graduates from the SALEM EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 3101 Fourteenth Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota Rev. Virgil A Nyberg, Pastor LeRoy Pederson, Minister of Music You Will Always Find a Warm Welcome at This Friendly, Family Church With a Faithful Message ROBERT T. 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Jewelry — Diamonds — Watches OTTO POKORNY Student Discounts Watches 20% Jewelry 25% Prompt Repair Service 1418 Spruce Place FE 6-7MS EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED GLASSES GROUND IN OUR OWN SHOP DR, SHERMAN MASLER - Optometrist 1422 Nicollet Hours- 9-6 Daily FEderal 2-5859 SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR NORTHWESTERN STUDENTS Comp imenJs YALE PLACE GROCERY GROCERIES BEVERAGES 1329 Yale Place ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL TOUCH RADIO CITY FLORIST LAUNDRY — 9 lbs, 40 cents Washed and fluff dried WASHOMAT SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 1200 LaSalle Ave. 24-Hour Service FE. 8-7681 Compliments HONN PAINT SUPPLY CO, No Extra Charge for Custom Mode Colors 2938 Lyndale Ave. So. TA. 7-1787-88 AL HOFFMAN —Insurance Serving the Students and Faculty Radios and Small Appliances Repaired 1424 Nicollet Ave. Open Evenings ' ti[ 9 Seek them today — s show ,hem the way ' ' CHILD EVANGELISM FELLOWSHIP 902 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis 3, Minn, SERVING THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY Serving: FEderal 9-8751 DACK ' 5 Jeweler ' s Best Watch Bands 1503V 2 HENNEPIN AVENUE 338 Baker Building Good Service WATCH REPAIR WEst 9-8988 Nov. ll It lo Moy 1 tl Hoon 9 A M. to 6 P.M, Open Saturday Moy lit to Nov. lit Houri 9 A.M, to 9 P.M. Closed Solurdoy (P.S. Closed Thu-r. Evening) SHOP Here and now is a place for you to serve the Lord effectively while you are in college GOOD NEWS CLUB CAMPS RALLIES VACATION BE LE SCHOOLS TEACHER TRAINING Supplying: FLANNELGRAPH MATERIALS OBJECT LESSON MATERIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND JUNIOR CHURCH SUPPLIES COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES INSTITUTIONAL PACK WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS Furnishing Restaurants, institutions. Schools, Hospitals, Clubs, Cafeterias Since 1879 ASLESENS 501-511 Washington Ave. South Minneapolis, Minn. COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN ' S ICE CREAM CO. 1855 E. Lake St. PArkway 9-9349 B0YD-MAYFL0WER TRANSFER STORAGE CO. COMPLETE DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS Since J 892 Moving Packing Storage Crating ■ Shipping 400 East Lake Street - Minneapolis - TAylor 3-5271 CENTRAL EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 10th Ave. So. and 7th $t„ Minneapolis, Minn, CHR 5T, CROSS, C TY-CENTERED DR, RICHARD ELVEE Foster SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School - 9;45 a.m. Morning Worship - - - 11:00 a.m. After-Church Visit - 1:00 KTI5 Youth Service - 6:00 P- m - Evening Service - , - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Devotional Hour - 7:30 p.m. LIFETIME GUARANTEE ACCORDIONS WHOL E SAL E To MINISTERS STUDENTS CHRISTIAN FRIENDS HAND-MADE REEDS TERMS AVAILABLE {An All-Christian Company) NORTHWEST MUSIC SUPPLY Box 340 Virginia, Minnesota Compliments E. B. CRABTREE CO. WHOLESALE CANDY 18 E. 18th Street Minneapolis, Minn. Compliments of R. M. ANDERSON PLUMBING and HEATING Phone FE, 6-4191 1414 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. FIRST COVENANT CHURCH Chicago Avenue and Seventh Street South Minneapolis, Minnesota Ministers: DR. PAUL S. REES REV. C. REUBEN ANDERSON, Assistant REV, TOM CLENDENEN, Minister of Youth and Education MR. JAMES P DAVIES, Minister of Music Sunday Worship Schedule 1 I A.M. and 7 : 00 P.M. Thursday Evening Bible Study and Prayer— 7:45 P.M THE FELLOWSHIP OF YOUTH LEAGUES Includes three age groups providing an outlet for the interests of youth. 6:15 P.M, YOUTH FELLOWSHIP SUPPER HOUR 5:30 P.M. YOUTH LEAGUE (18 24) Sunday We Welcome You to Worship With Us NICOLLET PRINTING COMPANY Morry ' s Department Store THE BEST FOR LESS 1028 Hennepin Avenue 10% Off toN. W. Students AMERICA ' S HEADQUARTERS FOR FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Supplies — Furnishin gs — Equipment — tor — Hotels, Restaurants, Schools, Churches, Cafes,, etc. — such as — Chinaware, Glassware, Silverware, Kitchen Supplies, etc. Edward DON Company 27 North Second Street Minneapolis, Minn, COMPLIMENTS OF FARNHAM STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. CA. 2-0501 WA. 7-8707 FE. 2-4242 102 E. 5th St. Southdale Center 301 So. 5th St. St. Paul Edina Minneapolis r ' i • 1 [ V v j y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 57 — from — CLOVER LEAF CREAMERY COMPANY PIONEER DEALERS IN MILK, CREAM AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS ...FOR SERVICE... 420 WEST BROADWAY JAckson 2-3391 MINNEAPOLIS Page 148 Tires Batteries Gasoline Towing Oil LA SALLE SHELL SERVICE 14th Street and LaSalle Avenue Phone: FEderal 2-9629 MINNESOTA BAPTIST CONVENTION 2302 Blaisdell Minneapolis, Minn, A CITADEL OF CONSERVATISM WE CARE FOR YOUR CAR Tuneup - Ignition - Carburetor Guaranteed Brakes . , . All Car Makes Complete Car Service JOHNSON MEAT CO. WALLACE JOHNSON 1417 Nicollet Avenue FEderal 3-6365 Minneapolis 4, Minnesota Selected Serving MEATS RESTAURANTS FISH INSTITUTIONS POULTRY HOTELS Absolutely Sound Theologically Aggressively Evangelistic A Faith Home Missions Agency A Voluntary Fellowship of over 1 00 Independent Baptist Churches Dr R.V. Cleorwaters, D.D., President Judge James Knutson, Chairman, Executive Committee Rev, Hugh I, Hall, Executive Secretory Rev. Herbert H. Hozzard, Christian Education Director Phone; FE. 3 3564 Wholesale and Retail QentnaH Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary 2105 FREMONT AVENUE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS 11, MINNESOTA OR RICHARD V CLEARWATER5, President 9 Granting Bachelor of Divinity degree • Full three year Seminary � Approved far veteran ' i training Warren Vanhetloo Dean Paul Kaufman Registrar Central C. 8. Seminary is happy to be oble to continue the ministry performed by Northwestern Seminary over the years. Even though it has a specific frame of reference within the Conservative Baptist movement, the Central C B. Sem¬ inary willingly serves any Blble- believing group. In this first year four denominational affiliations have been represented in the student body. All Northwestern graduates are invited to consider taking graduate theological studies at Central C. B, Seminary, M. L. NOVACK Diamond Setter SERVING THE NORTHWESTERN STUDENTS FOR 37 YEARS 930 Hennepin Avenue FE. 3-2900 BOOKS B BLES SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES SACRED RECORDS FLANNELGRAPHS PLAQUES and PICTURES Plenty of FREE PARKING Beacon Book Store 2950 Nicollet Minneapolis 8, Minn. CHRISTIAN GREETINGS IN THE GOSPEL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10th and Harmon Minneapolis, Minnesota Dr. Curtis B. Akenson Pastor COMPLIMENTS OF GROSS BROS. KRONICKS FE. 2-1199 1501 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. HENRY O. MIKKELSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Churches — Residences — Commercial 20 West 59th Street Minneapolis, Minn OOIbTGIRALTTJ LOTIONS tO ttL© CLASS OF 1 57 Mekom to the NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THRIFT IS A VIRTUE A sound plan of thrift is essential to the progress and happiness of every family. We are happy to advise on thrift programs and to provide literature that will interest you. St. Paul Federal Savings Loan Association Home of the St. Paul KTIS Studios 353-7 Robert Street St. Paul 1, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of fywm (foia 7 ' lwto jwf)lm c. j. Icars lexington plaza 1750 n. lexington st. paul 13, minnesota telephone: hu. 9-5334 NORTHWESTERN-HANNA FUEL COMPANY 200 McKnight Building Minneapolis 2, Minnesota Telephone FE, 2-7211 Page 152 Bureau of Engraving Inc. 500 South Fourth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota printer ' s and. ;pla,tem. Ethers for tire If57 scroll Student directory a ABBAS, AUDREY, Waverfy, lo 124 ABBAS, ROBERT, Woverly, la,. .128 ADAMS, HORACE, Amcry, Wise.124 ADAMS, WILLIAM, Bunnells, lo, , 124 ADAMSON, LAWRENCE, Porkdale, Ore.. 139 ADELSMAN, JON, Fergus Falls, Minn. . . 124 ANDERSON, LOREN, Lansing, III.. . .128 ANDERSON, ALICE, Minneapolis, Minn... 113 ANDERSON, EVELYN, Princeton, Minn 128 ANDERSON, JEAN, Rochester, Minn..124 ANDERSON, JOHN, Chicago, 111. .127 ANDERSON, KAREN, Minneapolis, Minn.... 128 ANDERSON, MELVIN, St. Paul, Minn, 133 ANDERSON, RAY, Minneapolis, Minn.. . 139 ANDERSON, SHIRLEY, Rochester, Minn. . . 124 ANDERSON, VERNON, Osceola, Wise. 128 ANDREWS, HAROLD, Nebraska City, Nebr. . ... 128 ARNO, RAY, Kolispell, Mont.124 ASPEGREN, LARRY, Aurora, Nebr. 128 ATHNOS, GREGORY, LoCrosse, Wise.J 13 b BABCOCK, DAVID, Markville, Minn,. .124 8 ABCOCK, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn.133 BALKEN, YVONNE, Minneapolis, Minn, 139 BALLENGER, JEANETTE, Detroit, Mich.128 BARTELL, LoVERN, Herman, Minn.133 BARTELL, VIRGIL, Herman, Minn. .133 BARTLETT, GERALD, Ellsworth, Wise., .... 138 BATEMAN, JOY, Long Prairie, Minn., . . 133 BATSELL JEAN, Bay City, Mich. 124 SAUER, CAROL, Winona, Minn.1]4 BAUER, MARJORIE, Adrian, Minn.128 BAXTER, GEORGE, Corlea, Sask., Canada I 14 BAXTER, GORDON, Carleo, Sask., Con.132 BEHRNER, DONNA, Wayzata, Minn, 133 BENDER, MORRIS, Fairmont, Nebr.127 BENHAM, JOHN, Stacy, Minn,. 1)4 BENNETT, RONALD, Albion, Mich. 114 BERDAN, KAY, Whitehall, Wise.133 BERG, CAROL Denver, Colo. 133 BERG, LUELLA, Denver, Colo. 128 BERG, MARIE, Estherville, la. .114 BERGESON, BETH, Fertile, Minn. 133 BERGESON, LOIS, Fertile, Minn. .. H 4 BERGESON, PAUL, Fertile, Minn.. . 133 BERGMAN, MARILYN, Cayuga, No. Dak. 123 BERGMAN, RICHARD, Cayuga, No. Dak.. 133 BERGQUIST, RONALD, Minneapolis, M5nn.„ 124 BERRY, GERALD, New Brunswick, Con. 133 BERTHIAUM 6 , WALLACE, Minneapolis, Minn. ... . 133 BERTSCH, RAMONA, Isabel!, So. Dok. . 133 BINDER, WILMA, Beulah, No. Dok. 124 BJORNSTAD, ROBERT, Richville, Minn. .123 BLAKE, JOHN, Minneapolis, Minn.. . 124 BLANCHARD, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn. 123 BLANK, DAVID, Pittsburgh, Penn. .133 BLEEKER, MELVYN, George, la. 114 BLOMBERG, EARL, Minneapolis, Minn,. . . 114 BORDEN, GERALD, Abercorn, No. Rhodesia .138 BORDEN, JAMES, Abercorn, No. Rhodesia. . 134 BOTHMAN, CARL, Salem, Oregon .. . ,.124 BOWERS, DONNA, Lisbon, la., . . .123 BRADLEY, WILLIAM, Gary, Indiana.124 BRAGG, RONALD, Canton, Ohio..134 BRANO, SHIRLEY, laurel, Mont...134 BREKKEN, CHARLES, New Auburn, Wise.. .129 BREKKEN, WAYNE, New Auburn, Wise.. . . 138 BRIGGS, JOAN, Robertsville, Ohio.124 BRIGGS, WILLA, Colorado Springs, Colo.. .115 BROOKS, DONNA, Laramie, Wyo.. ..125 BROWN, ARLENE, Anoka, Minn.. . .138 BROWN, DONALD, Fairburg, Nebr. BROWN, DOROTHY, Chesterton, Ind,. ... 125 BROWN, JUDY, Quincy, HE,.129 BRUNIUS, ADELE, Cedar Rapids, la.134 BUBLITZ, LU ANN, Minneapolis, Minn.129 BUCHANAN, CLYDE, Oskoioosa, Jo.125 BUCHOLDT, CAROL, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 134 8 URANDT, DONNA, Mound, Minn.,139 BURKE, BARBARA, Gary, Indiana. . . .129 BURRIS, VIRGINIA, Salem, Oregon.115 BUTLER, CAROL, Minneapolis, Minn.134 BUTLER, MARGARET, Minneapolis, Minn,, ..115 BUTLER, SCHUYLER, Cadillac, Mich.. 115 BUTTLER. NATALIE, Guthrie Center, la.125 C CAREY, CAROLYN, Storden, Minn.129 CAREY, MARCY, Storden, Minn. .134 CARLSEN, JANE, Maidenrock, Wise.134 CARLSON, GERALDINE, St. Cloud, Minn. 115 CARLSON, HAROLD, Wheaton, 111.134 CARLSON, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn.. 134 CARON, JO ANNE, Mound, Minn.. . 129 CARROLL, PHILLIP .. ]39 CARTER, IRIS, Albion, Mkh. .134 CHINBERG, STAR, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . . 138 CHINBERG, WALT, Minneapolis, Minn.134 CHORD, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn.. ,138 CLARK, HAROLD, Rapid City, So. Dok.. . 129 CLARK, RONALD, Minneapolis, Minn,, . .127 CLARK, SALLY, Flushing, Mich. )25 CLEMMONS, CAROLYN, Poison, Mont.134 COLE, JANET, Pectonico, III. 134 COMBS, SHIRLEY, Poison, Mont,.. .134 COMBE, MARGARET, Westerly, Rd. Is. COMP, JOHN, Cedgr Rapids, lo. 13$ COMPTON, ROBERT, Detroit, Mich. 138 COOK, JOANNE, Minneapolis, Minn.138 CORDING, RACHEL, Mammoth, Ariz, .129 COWLES, NANCY, Council Bluffs, la.. . 129 COX, CHARLES, Savage, Minn. COX, DONALD, Savage, Minn,. . . . 134 CRASE, MERRILL, Winferset, leu. . ... ] | 5 CRAWFORD, VICTOR, Mason City, Nebr.... 138 CRIPE, MARLENE, Eou Claire, Wise. 134 CROCKETT, JAMES, Minneapolis, Minn,.129 CUDNOHUFSKY, MARGARET, Pound, Wise. .. 134 CURTIS, DOROTHY, Huntley, Minn. 115 CUTLER, JOYCE, Rochester, Minn.3 25 d DALKE, SHIRLEY, Powell, Wyo. 3 34 DAVIS, ROGER, Janesville, Wise. 132 DAVISON, GLENN, Lake Geneva, Wise... 125 DAVISON, HARLAN, Ferguson, la.129 DAVISON, WARREN, Ferguson, la.115 DEAN, CLAIRE, Cambridge, Minn., .. 129 DEAN, WESLEY, Cambridge, Minn. 134 DE HART, BUSTER, Parkdale, Wise.139 DELK, LAWRENCE, Salem, Oregen. 125 DELL, RAYMOND, Minneapolis, Minn.116 DERR, AUDREY, Oshkosh, Wise.116 DESKIN, JAMES, Houston, Texas.134 DORHOUT, ARNOLD, Sioux Center, la.138 DOURTE, VICTOR .. DRAAYER, DOROTHY, Hallandale, Minn,. . 134 DRINKALL, JUDY, Minneapolis, Minn,....129 DUNLAP, REGINALD, Portsmouth, N. K...116 e EAGLESON, WILLIAM, Cambridge, Ohio . 134 ECK, SHERJDAN, Minneapolis, Minn.139 EDSTROM, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 127 EDWARDS, WILLIAM, Detroit, Mich.132 E1CHHORST, PATRICIA, Yorktown, Sask., Canada . ,116 EICHHOR5T, WILLIAM, Yorkton, Sask., Canada . 116 EISELE, ELAINE, Elmo, Kansas.125 ELIENGSON, NILES, Clear Lake, Wise.125 ERICKSON, DOLORES, Beulah, No. Dak.. . 1 16 ERICKSON, EDWIN, Minneapolis, Minn„. . . ] 16 ERICKSON, MELVIN, Gresham, Oregon.. 129 ERICKSON, THOMAS, Minneapolis, Minn.. 134 f FARMER, MARY KAY, Grinnell, Ja. 129 FARRA, HARRY, Maywood, Calif. .125 FELTY, STEPHEN, Puloski, Va...139 FENLASON, EDWARD, Hilterdal, Minn.,. 125 FERRIN, ANN, Wayzata, Minn.. . . . , 129 FISHER, JANE, Janesville, Wise. 134 FISKE, CAROLYN, Grantsburg, Wise.129 FITCH, WAYNE, Robbinsdale, Minn. ] 29 FLAMING, KARL, Sutherland, Nebr. 125 FLAMING, VERNON, Corn, Okla. 125 FLORIA, CAMERON, Lansing, Mich,. 129 FODE, HOWARD, Hozefton, No. Dok.. . .116 FORCIER, JEANNETTE, Elgin, III.. . .134 FORKNER, EARL, Langdon, No. Dak.. . 125 FRANK, JANICE, Laurel, Mont.. . 134 FRATZKE, ARLISS, Watertown, Minn. 135 FREY, BARBARA, Estherville, lo. 138 FREY, BERNARD, Eilherville, la, ..135 FRIESEN, MARLENE, Butterfield, Minn.135 FULLER, SAM, Douds, Ig,,.125 9 GALLAGHER, MIKE, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 138 GARDNER, SHIRLEY, Waterloo, la.. 123 GEIER, JOHN, Flint, Mich...125 GEISZLER, GLENDA, Fargo, No. Dak,. . 135 GERBER, LOWELL, Tampico, III.. ,125 GLIDNER, FRED, Minneapolis, Minn.. ..... 1 ] 7 GLADNEY, SAMUEL, EE Dorado, Ark. . 132 GLAZNER, JAMES, Cahone, Colo, 125 G0ODSELL, CAROL Plainfield, III.117 GQODSELl, RICHARD, Plainfield, III.117 GRABER, JANET, Bridgewater, So. Dak.. . .135 GREDELL BETTY, Pekin, 111. 135 GREEN, LARRY. ..... . ,139 GREENFIELD, JANNA, Kamror, la,. . . 125 GRIMME, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn.135 GR3NDALE, KENNETH, Marion, Ind,.. 129 GRGTZKE, ROBERT, Sturgis, So. Dok, .135 GRUBBS, FRANCIS, Harrisburg, Nebr.123 GRUHN, EDWARD, Ml. Morris, |]| + , ...... 125 GULLICKSON, GARY, Glenwood City, Wise. 129 GUNDERSON, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn. 117 GUTHRIE, VALETA, Bloomfield, lo. 125 h HAGE, JOANN, Wayne, Mich. 135 HAGLUND, MARILYN, Hastings, Minn.125 HALL, JUDY, Minneapolis, Minn,.135 HALVERSON, JUNIA, Holland, Mich. .133 HAMILTON, BERNARD, Boone, la. .. 135 HANKINS, SHARON, Denver, Colo., . 135 HANSEN, DAVID, Minneapolis, Minn, . . 138 HANSEN, MELVIN, Wctervjlle, Minn.. . . 135 HANSON, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn, 138 HASTINGS, CHARLES, Appleton, Minn.135 HAYNES, AMBER, Manchester, la.138 HENRY, CARMEN, Des Moines, la.129 HENRY, ROGER, Minneapolis, Minn, 135 HILL, MILDRED, Minneapolis, Minn. 138 HILSEN, MARILYN, Hopkins, Minn,.. 125 HINES, JAMES, Hines, Minn.. 129 HIPPAUF, RICHARD, Woodville, Wise. 135 HOCKERMAN, HOWARD, Janesville, Wise.. 135 HOELDTKE, JOHN, Albany, N, Y.. 125 HOFER, DAVID, Minneapolis, MEnn. . . 139 HOFF, DELORES, Venturia, No. Dak, 125 HOLLINGSWORTH, MARILYN, Qskolooso, lo. 138 HOTZ, JOYCE, Lisbon, fa. 132 HOUSEMAN. JOAN, Muskegon, Mich. 129 HOWARD, CAROL, Jackson, Mich, 135 HOWARD, LINDA, Kalamazoo, Mich. 129 HUEBSCHER, JOSEPH. Minneapolis, Minn,. 129 HUEBSCHER, LEONARD, Minneapolis, Minn. 125 HUMMEL, JUANITA, Englewood, Colo.. 129 RUSTED, PATRICIA, Albany, N. Y.129 HUTCHINS, GRACE, Minneapolis, Minn. 117 HUTCHINS, IRMA, Detroit, Mich. 125 i IRVIN, DOROTHY, Iowa City, la. 117 ISAACSON, CLIFFORD, Duluth, Minn. 125 I JACKSON, BEVERLY, Flandreau, So. Dok. 125 JACKSON, VERNA, Flondreou, So. Dak,, . .126 JACKSON, WAYNE, Cedar Rapids, l a .132 JAVNER, LEONARD, St. Paul, Minn.. . . 129 JENSEN, DICK, Klrkmon, la.. 130 JOHANSON, CLAIR, Hunlley, Minn.129 JOHANSON, DONNA, St. Paul, Minn.135 JOHNSEN, GERD, West Orange, N. J.. 130 JOHNSON, CAROLYN, Minneapolis, Min n. 135 JOHNSON, CHARLES, Minneapolis, Minn. 126 JOHNSON, DALE, Cambridge, Minn,... 135 JOHNSON, DAVID, Minneapolis, Minn,.. 117 JOHNSON, MARY, Maple Plain, Minn. 135 JOHNSON, PAUL, St. Paul, Minn,. . 130 JOHNSON, ROBERT, Wiflmar, Minn. . . 117 JOHNSON, SHARON, Sherwood, No. Dak.135 JONES, JERRY, Kosciusko, Miss. 126 JONES, LORRAINE, Wyndmere, No. Dak.. 130 JONES, MARVIN, Maxwell, Nebr.130 JONES, PHILIP, Tomah, Wise. 113 k KALLBERG, EARL, Rockford, III. . 127 KANENGIETER, MARVIN, Liltle Rock, la.. 126 KARDOES, LA VONNE, Swea City, la 135 KELEMAN, MARIANNE, Hobart, Ind. 135 KERN, GARY, Hannah, No. Dak. 130 KERR, ISOSEL, Toronto, Canada 118 KIMMER, DARLENE, Albion, Mich. 135 KING, LOIS, Sturgis, Mich.118 KING, ROBERT, Stephen, Minn... 130 KIRGI55, VINEVA, Bird Island, Minn, 126 KLIEWER, TWYLA, Fair view, Okla . ..126 KNUDSEN, MAURICE, Harlan, la. 130 KNUDSEN, NANCY, West Orange, N, J- MS KO ae, Robert, New York, N. Y. 130 KOCH, RAYMOND, Good Thunder, Minn. 130 KOTTKE, HARLEY, Pine Island, Minn,. . . 126 KOVES, JULIE, Gary, Ind.135 KRAUSE, RACHEL, Waseca, Minn, 138 KREIDLER, FAYE, York, Penn, 130 KREMER, ROBERT, Aurora, Nebr,. 3 26 KRIEGER, CONRAD, Englewood, Colo. 135 KRUSE, CLIFFORD, Hendricks, Minn. 130 KRUSE, KATHERYNE, Astoria, So. Dak. 130 KUEHL, MARLENE, Heron Lake, Minn. . . 135 KUMEROW, ZOMA, St. Paul Minn. 126 KURSCHNER, MAURICE, Barron, Wise. 135 I :.ACKORE, PAUL, Liltle Falls, Minn.130 laflin, harley, Dunlap, la.. 127 LAMBERT, LARRY, Dallas, Oregon . 127 LANCASTER, MARY, Sioux Falls, So Dak. 139 LANGLETT, CRIST, Sh Paul, Minn.118 LARSEN, EARL, Racine, Wise. LARSON, ADELLE, Twin Valley, Minn. 126 LARSON, EDITH, Duluth, Minn,. 118 LARSON, EVELYN, Valley City, No. Dok. 126 LARSON, THEONE, Twin Volley, Minn, 136 LAUG, ALETHA, Grand Rapids, MEch.. . 138 LEACH, FLORENCE, Minneapolis, Minn. 130 LEACH, JOSEPH, Minneapolis, Minn. . . . 118 LEE, DU WAYNE, Marshfield, WEsc. 130 LEEDS, LEON, Cherokee, la. 1 IB LEOAHL, ERNEST, Wells, Minn, 136 LlEVENSE, MARLENE, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. . 119 LINDSTROM, ROBERT, West Brook, Minn. 138 L1VERANCE, EUGENE, Denver, la. 136 LOCKE, THOMAS 139 LONG, ELAINE, Dei Moines, Id. . 126 LOTTIS, HAROLD, Salem, Oregon . .139 tUNAK, DONALD, St. Paul, Minn. 136 LUNAK, RUSSELL, St. Paul, Minn. 136 LUNDBERG, ROBERT, Mllaco, Minn. 119 LUNDBORG, DONALD, Dossel, Minn. 126 LUTTER, DAVID, So. Sr. Paul, Minn. 136 LYMAN, NADINE, Huron, So. Dak. 130 me McBRIAN, GORDON, Broymer, Missouri. 132 McCarthy, DAVID, Portsmouth, N. H. 119 McCRACKEN, GEORGE, Newcastle, No. Ireland . 126 McKNIGHL ELNORA, EsthervMie, la. 130 m MADSEN, PETREA, Bethel, Mtnn.. 130 MAGNUSON, LAURENCE, Rockford, III.126 MAIER, CLIFFORD, Carrot River, Sask=, Canada. 126 MAIER, ELEANOR, Carrot River, Sask., Canada . 130 MAKEEFF, PERRY, Mercer, No. Dok. 136 MAKEPEACE, GERALD 139 MALLEY, DONALD, LaGronge, III, 126 MAPSTON, JAMES, Poison, Mont. i 36 MARCILLIOTT, HAROLD. Minneapolis, Minn. 136 MARTENS, PETER. Wynyard, Sask., Can. 1 30 MARTIN, JAMES, Minneapolis, Minn. 126 MARTIN, LACY, Minneapolis, Minn, 130 MASON, GERALDINE, Reinbeck, in. 126 Page 155 MAURJALA, PAUL, Shaw, Mina.127 MEAD, JANET, Mankato, Minn. 136 MEGERT, GRACE, Colony, Oklo.123 MElBY, LUCILLE, Greenbush, Minn.T36 MELBY, MARLENE, Greenbush, Minn.138 MELOON, ROBERT, Buffalo, N. Y.. .126 MEYER, SYLVIA, Englewood, Colo.130 MICKEL, MARILYN, Minneapolis, Mlnn r . , . . 119 MIKKELSQN, DAVID, Bloomington, Minn, .136 MILDE, ROBERT, Lewiston, Minn. .130 MILLER, OSCAR, Florence, Wise.T19 MILLER, PATSY ..... . . 139 MILLER, RALPH, Muscatine, b..136 MILLER, SHELDON, Newton, la.136 MOORE, ARDATH, Long Pine, Nebr.126 MOREORD, MARLENE, Spencer, lo. 130 MGR LEY, MARILYN, Harris, la.... .136 MORLEY, ROBERT, Harris, la. 136 MORROW, CHARLES, French West Africa. .136 M0SBY, JONATHAN, Minneapolis, Minn,. . 127 MOSER, ARDELL, Denver, Cofo.130 MOTOYOSHL KYOKO, Honolulu, Hawaii, . 126 MQXLEY, MARLENE, Clausso, Minn.119 MULLER, LOUIS, Victor, la.130 MULLER, RICHARD, Herman, Minn.136 MUNSON, DOROTHY, Sioux City, Iowa.. 138 MURPHY, PHYLLIS, Anoka, Minn.130 MURPHY, ROBERT, Son Antonio, Texas. 136 MURRA, CAROL, Buffalo, Center, lo..130 MURRAY, RAY, Huntington Park, Calif.. . 119 n NECHAS, GAYLE, Minneapolis, Minn. . 127 NELSON, MARILOU, Minneapolis, Minn., . . 136 NELSON, MAURICE, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 136 NELSON, MUR IEL, Red Wing, Minn., .... 136 NEWTON, FRANCIS .139 NEWTON, RAY, Louisville, III. 126 NEWVtLLE, MAYNARD, Clear Lake, Wise. .131 NlCKA, MARVIN, Minneapolis, Minn. . . . 138 NICKEL, KENNETH, Hutchinson, Kansas .127 NOE, RONALD, Webster City, la.136 NOR BY, DORIS, Alla, la,.119 NORGAARD, HOWARD, Harlan, lo.131 NOWLAND, RUBY, Wild Rose, Wlsc, .126 NOWLIN, JOY, Canoga Pork, Calif.120 NYQU1ST, KATHERINE, Minneapolis, Minn.. o OA$, GERALD, Hopkins, Minn..136 O ' HARA, RUSSELL, Hammond, Minn. . . . 131 OLSON, CLIFFORD, Des Moines, la...138 OLSON, ELAINE, Cambridge, Minn, . 131 P PALMER, JOYCE, Gladwin, Mich 131 PALMGREN, SONIA, Long Prairie, Minn,. . 136 PANKRATZ, ELROY, Mt. Lake, Minn.127 PARSON, FRED, Zanesville, Ohio.126 PASWATERS, ROBERT, Lincoln. Nebr.120 PATZ, ARLENE, Pound, Wise.131 PATZ, LA VERN, Pound, Wise.136 PAVEK, DONALD, Winona, Minn.126 PEARSON, DARRELL, Marion, Indiana.126 PECKHAM, MILDRED, Hustler, Wise.131 PEDERSON, DUANE, Hastings, Minn.136 PEDERSON, LE ROY, Billings, Mont. . . . . . 126 PERKINS, SAMUEL, Excelsior, Minn.. ..13? PETERS, DOUGLAS, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.... 136 PETERS, JANET, Flint, Mich,.126 PETERSON, JANICE, Cadott, Wise,.138 PETERSON, JEANNE, Minneapolis, Minn,. . . 137 PHELPS, DALE, Dodge Center, Minn..137 PHJLAMALJE, JOAN . 139 PHILLIPS, KATHLEEN, Minneapolis, Minn,..137 PHILLIPS, RICHARD, Lansing, Mich.126 PfCKEN, GILBERT, Omaha, Nebr.137 PIERSKALLA, MARVIN, Robbinsdafe, Minn. . 139 PITTMAN, MAR [JO, Aurora, III.127 PLATT, PATRICIA, Minneapolis, Minn...132 PLAUTZ, DIANE, Little Fork, Minn.131 PGLUTKE, JOHN, Watertown, Wise.120 POND, BARBARA, Minneapolis, Minn.. POND, EDWARD, Bloomington, Minn.127 POWELL, GEORGE, Douglas-, Wyo.132 PRICE, KENNETH, Powell, Wyo. .137 PRIESTLEY, VIRGINIA, Brookings, So, Dak,. .131 PUDERBAUGH, MARCY, Gladstone, Ore,.,,127 PYLE, ARLENE, Spencer, Ea.120 r RAS, DALE, Hancock, Minn.] 27 RASSLER, LAWRENCE, Allentown, Penn,. . .131 RESCHLEIN, MARGARET, LaCrosse, Wise... 131 RHOADS, RUBY, Oskoioosa, la.120 RITTER, PATRICIA, Tujunga, Calif,....... 127 ROBBINS, MiLDRED, Hazel Park, Mich.. ...139 ROBERTSON, BETTY, Grand Blanc, Mich.. 127 ROBERTSON, SARA ANN, Joliet, III. ROBINSON, CLYDE, Plainfield, la.131 ROEHRBORN, JAMES, Marsh Field, Wise.. .137 ROGERS, VALLA VEE, Minneapolis, Minn.127 ROOT, LYNN, Quincy, 111.137 ROSEWARNE, GWEN, Minneapolis, Minn,. . 131 ROSZHART, HERBERT, Aurora, Nebr.. ,131 RUARK, REX, Inkster, Mich. .127 RYNDERS, ANTONETTE, Minneapolis, Minn. . , ... .137 S SAILOR, HAROLD, Kafhyrn, Alberta, Con,, 131 SANDAU, IVAN, LaCrescent, Minn r ..139 SANDERS, DEL, Hazel Park, Mich r . ..... 13 I SANDUM, CHARLES, Minneapolis, Minn.. . . 120 SASSER, DAVIS, Pensacola, Florida.13T SAUNDERSON, SYLVIA, Mershga, Minn. . , 120 SCARFF, NOMA, Mt. Pleasant, lo.138 SCHALLER, ANTHONY, LaCrosse, Wise.. ... 137 SCHAUER, STANLEY, Eureka, So. Dak.127 5CHAVE, JOANNE, St. Paul, Minn.137 SCHELBERG, RUTH, St. Paul, Minn.. . , . . . . 127 SCHMIDT, CARQLD, Mound, Minn.127 SCHMIDT, DONAVAN, Lomberton, Minn...139 SCHMIDT, JAMES, Mound, Minn.127 SCHNEIDER, RICHARD, Ferndale, Mich.131 SCHNEIDERMANN, WANDA, Sibley, lo. . .131 SCHOON, FRED, Gory, Indiana.127 SCHOON, MARY ANN, Gory Indiana. SCHOON, NORMAN, Gary, Indiana.127 SCHOON, WALLY, Gary, Indiana.131 SCHOTT, CLAYTON, Hutchinson, Minn.. . 131 SEBALD, HELEN, Sheboygan Falls, Wise. . ] 31 SEEHUSEN, LOLA, Stewartvifle, Minn,. 137 SEIBERT, ROBERT, Laurel, Nebr.127 SELIN, MARILYN, Cambridge, Minn.. . 138 SETTELL, RAND, Wheatland, Wyo.131 SHANER, JIM, Geneva, Nebr.131 SHAW, MARTIN, Hopkins, Minn.131 SHEPPARD, DARYLE, Minneapolis, Minn,, .137 SHERMAN, JACK, Wilton Junction, la.131 S1EGLAFF, PAULINE, Narth English, la.. , . 137 SIEMENS, RICHARD, Minneapolis, Minn,. . I 2D SIEVERS, DOROTHY, Benton, Ark.121 SELLING, HENRY, Ocean City, N, J. 121 SIMONSEN, ERLISS, Thief River Foils, Minn, .. 131 SIRKMAN, HARRY, East Orange, N, J..137 SKIBENES, RODGER, Buffalo, Minn.137 SLATER, LESLIE, Manchester, la.. 137 SLETTEN, NORMA, Minneapolis, Minn.123 SMALLS, CLEVELAND, Minneapolis, Minn,, ,138 SMITH, ALEXANDER, Glasgow, Scotland. . . 121 SMITH, DONNA, Addison, N. Y.137 SMITH, JOAN, Minneapolis, Minn.I 31 SMITH, JOYCE, Minneapolis, Minn.138 SMITH, LOIS, Minneapolis, Minn.. 127 SMITH, LORRAINE, Minneapolis, Minn.137 SMITH, RUTH ANN, Lansing, III.. .137 SMITHGALL, DON, Mt, Pleasant, Mich.137 SMITHGAIL, RON, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 137 SNELL, DWAYNE, Marshalltown, [a, ...,127 SNITKER, MARVIN, Waukon, lo.. . . 132 SNYDER, ROBERT, Powell, Wyo.127 5GDERSTROM, DOROTHY, Taranto, Can. . . 131 SONMOR, STEVE, Wilson, Wise.127 STAFFORD, CAROL, Royal Ook, Mich.132 STALKER, LUREE, EauClaire, Penn.127 STEFFEN, KAY, Cooperstown, No. Dak,.137 STElG, JACK, Storm Lake, lo...13 STEINHAUSER, JOHN W., St, Paul, Minn. , . 127 STE WART, WILLIAM, Sun Volley, Calif.127 STICKLER, VERNON, Spencer, la.. 12 1 STROHBEHN, FRANK, Wagner, So. Dak.. . . 127 Page 156 STROM, ROBERT, Minneapolis, Minn.127 STROUP, BEVERLY, Holmes, lo.132 SUTTON, DIANE, Lansing, Mich.132 SVEE, EVELYN, West Concord, Minn.12 3 SVlHa, RILEY, Hutchinson, Minn. 133 SWANSON, 5GNJA, Rock Creek, Minn, 121 SYKORA, KENWYN, Slorden, Minn.121 t TAYLOR, NANCY, Chicago, 111. 137 TERRILL, PHILLIP, Morion, lo.137 THIESSEN, MARGARET, Papular Port, Manitoba, Canada . ,138 THOMPSON, DAVID, friend, Nebr.321 THOMPSON, CLIFTON, Bruno, Minn.122 THOMPSON, SHIRLEY, St. Cloud, Minn,.132 THOMPSON, TOMMY Waseca, Minn.132 THOMPSON, VIVIAN, Minneapolis, Minn.. , 139 THORTON, KENNETH, Churdan, 3a.127 TIFFANY, DONALD, Portland, Mich.132 TJMGREN, MAYBRITT, Lansing, Ontario, Canada .3 22 TOAVS, GRACE, Wolf Paint, Mont.132 TODD, DAVID, Muskegon, Mich. ...... . , 127 TSCHANZ, DAVID, Detroit, Mich.127 TYLER, ROBERT, Denver, Cob.127 V VANDERBURGH, DARYL, Wdicrvilb, Minn r , r r .. 122 VAN BOEN3NG, PATRICIA, Venogo, Nebr... 3 22 VAN D1XHORN, ELAINE, Sheboygan Falls, Wise.. . ..127 VAN DIXHORN, JOHN, Sheboygan Falls, Wise.137 VAN GERPEN, MERLE, Belmont, la.. . 3 37 VENZ, CHARLES, Hazel Park, Mich.127 W WAAGE, DONALD, Colfax, la. 139 WAHL, RONALD, Hopkins, Minn.139 WALL, JERRY, Pekin, 111.139 WALTERS, GALE, Powell, Wyo. 139 WALTON, DENNIS, Glen Lake, Minn. _122 WALTON, JAMES, Glen Lake, Minn_137 WALTON, KAY, Glen Lake, Minn. WARD, RONALD, Junction Gly, Kansas 3 37 WASSINK, MARVIN, Sheboygan Falls, Wise. 122 WEINS, JOHN, So. St, Paul, Minn. 132 WELLS, JUDY, Minneapolis, Minn... 132 WENEGER, ARNO, San Francisco, Calif. 127 WENTWORT H, ARLENE, St. Paul, Minn, . . 132 WENTWORTH, CHARLES, Brownsdole, Minn, . 123 WHITE, MARLO, Ml. Pleasant, la.122 WHITE, MAURICE, Chicago, 111. 137 WHITE, ROBERT, Smithers, W, Va. 122 WHITTEN, VONN1E, Pontiac, Mich.123 WIDDER, WAYNE, Sheboygan Foils, Wise.. . 123 WlENS, RICHARD, International Falls, Minn. . 127 WILEY, ROBERT, Salem, Oregon 133 WHEY, RONALD, Vienna, Vlrglna . ..132 WILLIAMS, JR., FOREST, Oakjfield, Wise, 123 WILLIAMS, MYRTLE, OaksfieEd, Wise.123 WIPF, MARVIN, Bridgewater, So. Dak.127 WITTRUP, DELFHA, Harlan, la.138 Y YERKE, ROBERT, St. Joseph, Mich.127 YNGSDAL, PALMER, Wanainingo, Minn,. . 132 YOUNG, DAWN, Powell, Wya. .138 YOUNG, RALPH, Saginaw, Mich. 138 X ZIKE, MARILYN, Burlington, la.132 ip ■ ■ _ ■1 xm i ■ . f . ' t! “ j S f s. 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