Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Page 28 text:

Symphony of Life The Spring Banquet is tlie Best attended so¬ cial function of the year. 1 hat stands Lo rea¬ son—the cost of it is included in the student activity ticket. Of course, it never did anyone any harm to avail himself of this oppor¬ tunity to enjoy himself and, judging from last years banquet, this is entirely possible. 1 he Symphony of l ife was presented with master of ceremonies. Mac Soderquist, as the conductor. Different scenes of college life were presented centering around Christ as the resolver of all dissonant lives. One of the high¬ lights of the evening was the presentation ol the Scroll, resulting in a surprised musician, Mr Oliver Mogck, to whom it was dedicated. Dr. Carl Dimdquist. president of Bethel Col¬ lege. adds a fitting climax to the evening with his challenging message. The banquet halt broke into a roaring ovation and revealed a surprised musician upon the announce¬ ment of Mr. Mogck as the dedicatee- The choice Is stamped and thereby sanctioned by the Btsdorf grin of approval. Following tradition, dedicatee Mr. Oliver Mogck receives the first copy of the 1960 Scroll presented to him by the editor, Dick Morrow. Mr. Mogck was petitioned for a vocal solo at the banquet. When he pleaded lack of prep¬ aration, his wife was well prepared with words and accompaniment. i

Page 27 text:

Paul Bergeson, last year ' s student body president, congratulates Steve Sheldon on his victory in the student senate presiden¬ tial race to the obvious pleasure of all except Bozo, the happy senate tramp. A study in concentration, Dick Erickson waits patiently for the return of the tennis ball into tits sphere of activity encouraging a smashing serve. Beatnik on the courts, Cliff Maddy, moves menacingly forward in pursuit of that elusive little white balk «r- i W ' ' SPRING

Page 29 text:

Northwestern ' s famous acting guild always furnishes us with the finest of enter¬ tainment, and the Spring Banquet was no exception Liz Worgaard is joined at the piano by Judy Patton, Dotti Boyke, Wait Green, Al Widder, and Dick Erickson, who presented some [r Gld favorites. Mac Soderquist our director for the evening, led us through the symphony of life , . touching on gay childhood, the minor chords of love life, and our adult Christian responsibility Bethel College furnished the speaker for the evening in the form of its president. Dr. Lundquist has been a welcome rhetorician at many a school function Dick Erickson excites action on stage by overturning a bowl of popcorn — into the laps of three startled actors