Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The casual Eagles formed a traveling squad of seven men and placed third in the conference meet From left to right: Gary Kniffen, Walt Green, Harold Macilliot, LaVerne Bartel I, Denny Bragg, Lee Judson and Coach. We must not fail to mention live faithful few who spent (heir time running around La he of the Isles and were well rewarded in the two cross country meets they participated in by making a good showing for North¬ western SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN 1960 100 yard dash-—-Judson—10.2 880 yards—Angelo—2.06 220 yards low hurdle—Bartcll—22.8 Pole Vault—Kni(Ten—— 10 ' 6 Shot put—Marcelliot—38 ' 10 Discus—Marcelliot—110H I l 2 u Mile relav—Angelo, Judson, Bragg, Green— 3:41,6 Sprint medley—Green, Macintosh, Bragg, Sheldon—3:563 ' ■wy-w-; - ,r I Harold Marcilliot, Northwestern ' s lone weight man, caught by the camera in the classic wind up of the discus thrower. 21

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Walt Green, anchor man for the one mite relay team, strains the last few yards to the tape on spirit and intestinal fortitude for a new conference record Northwestern ' s mite relay team, holders of the conference record as set at Sheboygan, Wisconsin last year. From front to back: Dick Angelo, Denny Bragg, Lee Judson and Walt Green. In the hundred yard dash, Northwestern ' s Lee Judson, third from [eft, finished second to the man already well on his way to the tape with an apparent false start Judson tost out by a mere half step. Dick Angelo passes alt comers in the conference track meet with a surge of power in his successful bid for a new con¬ ference record in the half mile. Well-Buttoned Season The track team took occasion in the spring to prove that good tilings come in small pack¬ ages Traveling to Sheboygan, Wisconsin for the conference meet, NW picked seven men to represent her and placed third in the con¬ ference through their efforts. Every one of the seven received ribbons for placing in their individual event. There were certain high spots in the meet when all eyes fell on Northwestern. For example, when Dick An¬ gelo placed first in the hall mile, setting a new conference record and when the mile relay team of Angelo, Judson, Bragg and Green set a new conference record in that event. A suc¬ cessful season was chalked up as the track shoes were put away and tilings look very good for this year.

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Spring brings the Home Missions Conference to Northwestern with its displays to help students like Frieda Baris visualize the need on the home missions front. - “ ' ‘ ' ' “ ' WIUKW Northwestern’s racketeers, from left to right; Dick Erickson, Don Smithgall Ron Smithgall, Cliff Maddy, Doug Carlson, Gil Picken and Clifford Olson. Ross Andrusko earned money for his school bill by racing his old Dodge, M Miss Acne ’ to victory in a de¬ struction derby. . V. At