Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

r sC, Northwestern College Roseville, Minnesota Table Of Contents INTRODUCTION.1 - 13 STAFF.14 - 47 UNDERGRADUATES .48 - 101 SENIORS .102-115 SPORTS.116-133 ACTIVITIES ..134-165 CONCLUSION.166-184 I I 1 “These things Jesus spoke; and lifting up His eyes to heaven, He said, ‘Father, the hour has come;glorify Thy Son, that the Son may glorify Thee, even as Thou gavest Him authority o ver all mankind, that to all whom Thou hast given Him, He may give eternal liTe And this is eternal life, that they may know Thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent. 1 glorified Thee on the earth, having accomplished the work which Thou hast given Me to do ... .’ oh mi A Multitude Of Unique - 0 celestial census Staggered, stellar, stunning . I manifested Thy name lo the men whom Thou gavcst Me out of the world; Thine they were, and Thou gavesl them to Me, and they have kept Thy word .... I ask on their behalf; 1 do not ask on behalf of the world, but of those whom Thou hast given Me; for they are Thine; and all things that arc Mine arc Thine, and Thine are Mine; and I have been glorified in them. And 1 am no more in the world; and yet they themselves are in the world, and 1 come to Thee. Holy Father, keep them in Thy name, the name which Thou hast given Me, that they may be one, even as We arc. While l was with them, I was keeping them in Thy name which Thou hast given Me; and 1 guarded them, and not one of them perished but the son of perdition, that the Scripture might be ful¬ filled. Crystal constellation Coursing, cosmic, clustered Eager Personalities . . But now 1 come to Thee; and these things I speak in the world, that they may have My joy made full in themselves. I have given them Thy word; and the world has hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. I do not ask Thee to take them out of the world, but to keep them from the evil one. . . . WiMHiliill m While Striving Towards Min v A Total Individualistic Life ' ' ' v V ' - ' I Unite To Build A .. . They are not of the world, even as I am not of the world. Sanctify them in the truth; Thy word is truth. As Thou didst send Me into the world, I also have sent them into the world. And for their sakcs I sanctify Myself, that they themselves also may be sanctified in truth. 1 do not ask in behalf of these alone, but for those also who believe in Me through their word; that they may all be one; even as Thou, Father, art in Me, and l in Thee, that they also may be in Us; that the world may believe that Thou didst send Me P And the glory which Thou hast given Me l have given them; that they may be one, just as We are one; f in them, and Thou in Me, that they may be perfected in unity, that the world may know that Thou didst send Me, and didst love them, even as Thou didst love Me .... Cynosure corona Created, kept, crowning Complete Body Of Believers mm . . . Father, l desire that they also whom Thou hast given Me be with Me where 1 am, in order that they may behold My glory, which Thou hast given Me; for Thou didst love Me before the foundation of the world, 0 righteous Father, although the world has not known Thee, yet 1 have known Thee; and these have known that Thou didst send Me;and I have made Thy name known to them, and will make it known; that the love wherewith Thou didst love Me may be in them, and I in them ” - Are One In Christ ....... .. . 0f-:y [ ■ ' • -; . . .■■■ ■ ; •■:■,;■■;■;;v : .-■ ■ ■■ ■■ : . ’ - ' ' -: -. ' v-V ' - f: v : - : WM . wm wm0 : ' ' ■■■ m ■ ■ f V W A:. V? r vETr-V; -. .. • •• •■• ' :• ■, ' .• ■ :- y. V ;•• ' • ■ ■•• : :• • ■■! V-:- ' •$- . •• . •• 14 Staff STAFF, n. 1. a group of assistants to a manager, superintendent, or executive. 2. a group of persons, as employees, charged with carrying out the work of an es¬ tablishment. 3. many who be¬ come one in Christ. FA’CUL-TY, n. L (Educ ), the en¬ tire teaching and administrative body of a university, college, or school. 2. the me mbers of a learned profession, 3. many who become one in Christ. ■ •: n m _■ V -J.v -AO 1 ., ■ • ' ■, ■ • . WILLIAM B. BRENTSLN, B,A ; M. MU3.;PRC.; LH.D. - Since December, 1966, Mr. Bcrntscn has led Northwestern as its president, guiding the development of the institution ' s radio and educational ministries, as well as planning and su¬ pervising the refurnishing and construction of its college facili¬ ties. His education and experience, combined with dedication as a Christian servant, produce a unique leadership for the multi-faceted ministries of the “New Northwestern ivfflwn: TOfvi m ■ ■ Administration WILLIAM A. BEVIER, B.A.; M.A.; TH. M; TIL D As Dean of Education, Dr. BeVier does a lit lie of everything. His major responsibility is dealing with academic affairs. R GENE KORDICK, TH. B. - Mr. Kordick is the As¬ sistant to the President in Public Relations. He is in charge of any publicity of the school using radio and newspaper advertising and displays He also schedules ensembles. 17 i ■ wmrnmm ROBERT D. PCS EG ATE, B.S.; M, ED.; ED. D. Admission procedure and policy, student recruitment, student applications and records are the responsibili¬ ties of the Director of Admissions and Registrar, Dr, Posegalc. CORNELIUS KEUR — Head of the radio network consisting of five stations in live cities of five states is Director of Broadcasting, Cornelius Kcur. The net¬ work maintains nine AM and FM licenses. HAROLD ALLFORD - Director, Business Affairs, Harold All ford, manages the college ' s budget and money. He ' s also in charge oT Ihc financial aide pro¬ gram. RALPH D. ANDERSON, 1LA.; M.A. - As Director of Alumni Affairs, Ralph Anderson heads the alumni program. Fund-raising and communication with alumni 1111 his days. J 9 mSM .,i,i ., ' ■; vjj. ;■■■, ' iii 1 ,, WAYNE E. BENEDICT, B A + ; M DIV. - Working with Associate Dean Wessman and Head Residents, Mr. Benedict heads the dorm housing and student regulations. He is also in charge of campus security. JOHN E. WHITE - The Director, Special Events, John White, arranges dining service, food service, guest housing, banquets, retreats, seminars, and so on, JOHN BRONNER — As Director, Christian Ministries, Mr. Bronner sets up the Christian service programs, making contact between the students and the public, handling requests and responses, He schedules gospel teams and speakers from the college. J. EDWIN HART!LL, B.A.; B.LX; DAX - Dr. ilartill is the Dean, Evening School. This job entails directing of the evening school program and courses and making arrangements. Faculty DON A. ALBRIGHT, PH. D. - Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Chemistry DUANE L. CHRISTOPHERSON, M.S. — Director of Athletics and Assistant Professor of Physical Ed¬ ucation DOUGLAS M. BRIGGS, M.A. - As- sislant Professor of Speech and Drama MELVIN G. BOEHLAND, MS. Assistant Prof essor of Physical Edu¬ cation mmrnmrnmmmm JoKn L. Cunningham, Ph,D , Assoc. Professor of Science and Biology sa Stephen H. Farra, M.A., Speech, Psychology, Cross Country Coaching Sally S, Harris, MA., Asst. Professor of English David B + Clatterbuck, M.R.E., Asst. Professor of Christian Education Wayne A. Cooke, M.A., Asst. Professor of Music Barbara A, Lindman, B.A., Instructor of Physical Education Evangeline Lindquist, B.S,, College Nurse 25 Fv mmm Ruth C, Lynes, M.A.j Instructor of Music Kurian 0 + Parayil, M t R + A t Asst. Professor of Business Maxcine W. Posegate, M.A., Asst. Professor of Music Samuel C. Pittman, D. Min., Assoc. Professor of Missions and Bible David C. Osterlund, M.S., Asst. Professor of Music Gerald A. Rubino, B,M f Ed., Instructor or Music Jack R. Smith, B t D, 5 M,S. 3 Bible and Sociology Prof, Daniel W. Taylor, Ph.D,, Asst, Prof, of English PART-TIME Janice T. Grisham, M.A., Instructor of English Eric M, Brewster, M.M., Instructor of Music Barbara Chester, B.A., Ph D, Candidate, Instructor of Psychology William W + Conley, B.S., M.A, ? Anthropology and Missions Instructor mxmwumm w •v„• uv. v a , , . i ■;.‘i r , T V ' 1 : V ■V ' 1 Linda Gianoulis, MLA., Instructor of Spanish Douglas R. GiebcL M t F.A + , Art Instructor, Scroll and Eagle Advisor Timothy W. Johnson, University of Minnesota, Instructor of Music Nancy Grover, Instructor in Applied Music Marianne Gorget, M.A., Instructor of French Kari T. Malcom, M.A., Instructor of English Rebecca M. Norberg, B.M., Instructor of German Douglas W. Reader, B,S , Instructor of Music t r r r, ' i W Bruce G. Olson, M + Div., Instructor of Bible Susan Peterson, Instructor of Music rwmxmmm ' imtxM ' in in Mary C + Reed, B + A,j Instructor of Speech Rodney H. Schmuland M.S., instructor of Science and Math Jeffrey Seeley, Jack L, Sowers M.A., Instructor of Radio B.S,, Th.M., Fulltime Bible Instructor g ' cstcrfcaijs burt is tofcu)s un£mtani tn0 rruKWn into | ERMAfC_G i WESSMAjJ Donald R, Tanner, M,A., Instructor of Music and of Journalism Lois C. Utzinger, M.M., Instructor of Music David N. Wigtil, M.A., Instructor of Greek SOME IMPORTANT OFFICE PERSONNEL AND SECRETARIES Jo Ann BeViei Lois Nelson Ardath Gatten Lois Hayes Sandy WickJund Wilma Buckles Jane Landow, Bazy Cook, Norma Mason Celesta Bleeker Nancy Post, Tannell Gerloff, Edna Peterson, Dolores Hinze Kathy Hutchcraft m THE “BEHIND THE SCENES” PERSONNEL ADDRESS DEPT., AID DEPT., AND LIBRARIANS THAT MAKE THE SCHOOL RUN MAILROOM KITCHEN STAFF MAINTENANCE mmmmm Northwestern College operates Five radio sta¬ tions. These stations each liokl a yearly Share-a-thon; a united effort to raise money for the ongoing minis¬ try of a station. Each station sets its own goal, attaining it through much prayer and work, and through listeners meeting their faith pledges called in during the Share-a-thon Tliis year’s response was overwhelming: KTIS-Twin Cities— S250,000 for operating expense. S61,000 for tower project. KFNW-Fargo, NO¬ SH 1 ,000 for operating expense. KNWS—Waterloo, IA¬ SI 18,000 for operating expense. KNWC -Sioux Falls, SO- Si 13,000 for operating expense. S75,OOG was raised just before the Share-a-thon to pur¬ chase land. WNWC-Madison, Wi— S81,000 for operating expense. KTIS’s Mel Johnson and Paul Ramseycr stop the music, but not the show, to broadcast the progress of this year ' s Sharc-a-thon. RADIO Below, special KTIS guest and NWC Alumni, Bill McKee increases the Sliare-a-thon excitement as lie lends a hand . • and a voice. • 22 i - Kt ' NW RADIO STATION Above: John Mundrom on the air Left: Marcia 13 u eh ho lz, secretary. Right: Besides “live communication from an¬ nouncer to listener and from listener to station personnel, continuous exchange of tapes is a major part of the radio communication process. Here incoming tapes are being prepared for future use. m Above; Dave Kersey puls forth his efforts us u purl of a media that reaches millions of individuals with the Good News. Center left and right: Radio equipment and selections From the record library. Bottom left: Announcer, Ardeen Langness, is surrounded with the mechanics of broadcusling. 14 . Radio, as the earliest innovation in wide spread mass com¬ munication, has suffered set backs in many ways. All this, however, has only gone to make it the forerunner of a rele¬ vant, powerful medium. I pray this will always be the goal of our own station, KNVVS, and ourselves as Christians. .. • v : u: iv Above left to right: Greg Walters, announcer and Carl Ramsey WNWC’s manager and host of “Clockwatcher,” take time out. Right: Secretary, Helen Nevel, is busy “recording. Bottom left: All due respect to the human aspect of the station; never¬ theless, the heartthrob of WNWC is not at the station, but is located near the towers. The transmitter ' s heartbeat is checked once every hour by the board operator and once a week by the engineer. No wonder - its major function is sending the programs out on the correct frequency. R: Dick Ellis, Bottom L R: Rick Muclilbach and Jay Wert It r radio BROADCASTING uamm. Come and listen in to a radio station. Where the mighty host of heaven sing, Turn your radio on, turn your radio on. If ya wanna hear the songs of Zion, Coming from the land of endless spring, Get in touch with God, turn your radio on. Turn your radio on and listen to the music in the air, Turn your radio on, heaven ' s glory share. Turn your lights down low, and listen to the Master’s radio, Get in touch with God, turn your radio on. Don’t ya know that everybody is a radio receiver? All ya gotta do is listen for the call, Turn your radio on, turn your radio on. If ya listenin’, you will be a believer, Leanin 1 on the Truth that’ll never fail, Get in touch with God, turn your radio on i . ii n , : ? ■ ■ H 11111 i — - fig HBB |ttBfey ; ; gaMi iii te ., ■ i£w§ . ■ . - ' ■ US M ' mm ft Wg:::% if P -,, . ■ Mi %!%� §fc pis HI 111; SiilllliSiSliiil ' ■.-«’ i -. • ; jus i ■ i 8 9$ I iil ' ' ■ • ’ I ; ®IIWIMIPi ti ' V ' P ' PPlii::; HSH Hiii MMI HP iff®! : ■teas llillf: mm m sWfs?t®F?ia lllfilip life g£pp! 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Kidding Blair King Cynthia Kittelson Helen Knoll Leslie Knuth Russel Koch Cynthia Koepp David Koerncr Nancy Kohl Jan Kohlinann Carma Kulish Julie Larson Michael Larson Lance Lechner Donald LeCicrc Sonja Lee William Lindquist Debora Loflsgard Bruce Ludkc Marie Luginbill Diane Malley Bryan Marker Timothy Marks ■ m Steven Martin Debra Mason Joanne Mathews Kent Mathews Gaylan Mathiescn Lori McAvoy Diana McCallum Melodee Mertz Byron Miller Marla Miller Sandra Miller Donald Montgomery Vernon Montzka Thomas Mouw 66 ’.vtv oamm mmmmk m:m j Patrick Muro Brent Murrow Sandra Napier Karen Keeper Michele Nelson Ran da 111 Nelson Judy Ness Debbie Oban Tvvylla Odens Grace Ohlin m Brian Pace Jesse Palomo Curtis Patterson Sonja Paulson Debra Pearson Lorcne Person Jeffrey Peterson Karen Peterson Wayne Peterson JoVonne Pctry 68 Charles Rivers Stephen Robbins Brent Rolsten Beverly Root Duane Roub Glori SandahJ Cynthia Scherer Bonnie Schmidt Steven Schoepf Kevin Schumann Nancy Schwabe Cathryn Seger Loren Selvig Janet Simmons mrnmmmm Susan Silver Terri Simmons Jeannice Skifstad Sandra Smith Todd Smith Monica Sopher Beverly Speake Kari Stahlberg Rachel Stanley Scott Stanton Philip Starnes Saundra Stengel Ruth Stuck Darlene Swanson ■ ■ .KW. ' Aj ■ t Dennis Swanson Donald Swanson John Swmbome Julia Syme Nancy Synstelien John Thimsen Philip Thompson Steven Thompson Mark Tink Lisa Tjornhom Vicki Tnpp Aaron Uran Susan Valder Duane Vanderport y m Janies Vanloh Mary Vogt Stephen Vos Waldenn Wall Debra Warner David Washburn Kathleen Weber Lynda Weichcll Denise Wei nan d Lori Westfall Petrea Westlund Cheryl Whitmore Scott Wichterman Marian Wicklund Brenda Wilde Lined Williams Nathan Williams Susan Wooster Mark Youngs Debra Yurkovich Dianna Bartz Jeanne Barnes Roxann WohJwend Keith Wolhart Karen Wood Late Pictures Mi Anthony Baxter Lynn Brandt Dennis Carlson Duane Carlson i Allan Dicks Dale Fricsen Charlotte Hahn Richard Hansen 74 mm Gvin Ingli Richard Marhar Miharu Onodcra Sheryl Pascoc Greg Paulson Doyle Heggenkuhle Richard SchnilIker Debra Schwccke Daniel Tomlinson George Townsend Nancy Twist Pamela Underhill r hi mn RETURNING STUDENTS Jim Anderson Judy Anderson Mary Andrews Philip Asao James Ask Alex Avestruz Sandra Ballard Leona Bartel MK Craig Buckles Brian Budish Bruce Bulman Mary Jo Burrow Kathleen Calder Kendall Carlson Donna Bates Darleen Beck Karen Berg Phil Bjorklund Terrance Black Richard Blatchley Dorothy Breed Mark Bristow Dave Carlson Sherry Castncr Mary Jo Christiansen Paul Christopherson David Clifford Jean Crow Barbara Dalluhn Elizabeth Dalquist Vernon Datum Robin Davis Rebecca Dickey Colleen Doerksen Debra Dokken Pamela Eastlund Jonathan Ellis Karen Ellis Roger Ellis Rena Ethen Km i of 5ny Cheryl Eveland Kevin Ewing Miracle Ferch Cynthia Flor Thomas Fransen Timothy Fredrickson Diana Galle Jenifer Georgeson Stephen Gibbons Timm Griffin Kenneth Groeneweg Steven Grosshans Jeffery Gunderson George Halama ray, David Halstensgard David Hansen Ronald Hanson Christopher Hawes Deborah Hawes David Hayes Steven Heppner Weston Helen Sherry Holm Cynthia Hubbard Clifton Hylden Bryon I Herman Wade Iverson Dennis Jacobs w Barbara Johnson Echo Johnson Darwin Johnson Steven Johnson Narola Jongewaard Todd Jones Steven Josephson Robert Knaus Joanna Krenz Elizabeth Kuphal David Kyle Herbert Lamp Jeffrey Lanz Jeffrey Larsen David Larson Debra Llestman John Lindborg Daniel Lord Lam out Loudenslagcr Steven Luginbill Cherlyn Luithle Mark Lundquist David Malley Carl Martin Debra McBain Jeannette McKean George Melquist Gregory Meyers Sheila Moore Mona Neeley Beverly Nelson V-Vi ' A iy: Cynthia Nelson Marvin Nelson Timothy Netzell Sharon Nichols Richard Nodland Diane Northquest Dela Ochoada Ronald Odell Charles Olson JoAnn Palmer Rosalie Paulson Peter Pentz Daryl Peterson Christina Peulen Ima Paine Janet Pittman JuAnn Plucker Jeffrey Preble Harry Reimers Paul Reynolds Mark Risse Randy Rodenborg Gaylon Rust Karen Sandberg Thomas Sanford John Sanny Lori Sehmelter Holly Schmiess S4 r: David Shaffer Karen Shaw Terry Smaaladen Jody Smith Kristi Sonstcby Debra Stateler Neil Stavem Debra Stewart James Stiner Mitchell Swanson Deborah Tollc Myron Tschctter Timothy Undheim Donna Wall Wade Wahl Ladonna Wall Scott Walberg Daniel Weber Paul Williams Gary Wees Burt Wclton Lined Williams Cindy Webster Roger Wilroth Kenroy Wipf Lois Wolfe Brenda Wynia Donald Zachor Donna Bates Sandra Bluem Doug Hanson Darren Hastings Ralph Lee Cary Tyler ! r; - ■. nv ; r f ' 1 v;• 3 ' Marlin Christenson Dwight Cummins Kathy Jo Dahlgren l-YEAR BIBLE Carmen Foss Debra Francis LuAnn Frerichs Rachelle Golly Jonathan Eklof Vickie Fairchild Carol Ford Anthony Arends Charlotte Brenneise Karen Brodersen Kay Case Dawna Grey Gary Hafvenstein Sharolyn Hardy Hirji Walji Hassanain Roxanne Hooge Sara Hedstrom Kent Hudson Sandy Herrmann Mabel Hugbson Julie Hoke Denise Hull Steve Huston Peggy Itrich Cindy Johnson HE W - I Dobra Karsjens Ronald Keith T LuNVanda Klein _■ Dan Johnson Debbie Johnson Molly Johnson Sandra Johnson Pam Maynard Diane McDonald Bruce Leonard Joy Lindslrom Jeff Lundquist Marsha McGuire Bard Miller . ' sgrv.A m Grace Moen Scot Morton Lorcc Muesing Ronald Muesing Cynthia Nelson Allan Northqucst Kathleen Patterson Merri Jo Nesland Janalee Persons Mark Netterlund Darryl W. Peterson Ruth Pritchard Jeanne Quigglc James Quintus i Afr llll BB m Ilil E Brian Ritter Ingrid Rudolph Beverly Root Julie Schoess Don Schmitzerk Paul Stevens Deborah Stuelke Vickie Swanson Jill Taziri Don Trulson N - W v I v v S| u V V-v| . Jft , SENIORS SE NIORS, n. I. students of the last year of the course in a college or other institution of learn- ing. 2 persons of higher rank or standing, than others, by virtue of longer service. 3. many who become One in Christ. KATHLEEN KATHLEEN ANN BENHARDUS NWC Degree and Specln: Certificate in Secretarial and Bible. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Continue to work at NWC fulltime. Next Fall-Find a job in the secretarial field outside the Twin Cities area. My highlight of the past quarter was getting to know so many kids on a casual basis while working at the school post office. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was the opportunity to get to know all types of kids, not just the kids in my own special group. I had a great time, as well, getting to know teachers on a personal level. Extracurricular Activities; Band for 2 years and choir for 1 year. My personal interests and hob¬ bies are coloring, crocheting, and reading. NANCY 1LEEN WOLD NWC Degree and Specln: Certificate in Bible and Secretarial study. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—I hope to put my secretarial skills to good me and get a job in the Cities. Fu¬ ture Goals—l would like to get a job working for some type of Christian organization. My highlight of the past quarter was living in my quad with my quad mates, where l learned so much about life and God ' s love + The highlight of my en¬ tire NWC experience was something I can ' t single out. My time at Northwestern has been the best years of my life. I have gotten to know myself, other people, and mainly, God, better by being here. Extracurricular Activities: Disci- pleslup Group (includes Bible study and prayer, witnessing, and visiting nursing homes and other places in order to share the love of God). My personal interests or hobbies are reading, baking, sewing, and piano playing. I would like to be remembered as being a person who is never too busy to help a person in need. Certificate in Bible and Secretarial NANCY E Associate in Arts Bible LYNN BARBARA E. BROWN NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.B. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Nothing definite. Next Fall—Attend Mounds Mid¬ way School of Nursing. Future Goals—To be a nurse. LAURA KAY HANSEN NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.E. Music: Bible Cert Plans after leaving NWC: Sum¬ mer-Work. Next Fall-Bethel College. Future Goals-EIementary Education. My highlight of the past quarter was learning about leading a worthwhile Christian life. Extracurricular Activities: Concert Choir and Resident Assistant. My personal in¬ terests or hobbies are music and art. LYNN J. JAHNKE NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.B My high¬ light of the past quarter was flunking my driver ' s test. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was living with my roommates: Steward, Blatchley, Stincr and Hanson, My personal interest is SLEEP. 1 would like to be remembered for nothing in particular. Fm not so fussy! LAURA BARB WAYNE GLEN ZIEGENHAGBN NWC Degree and Specln: Assoc, in Bible and Social Science. Plans after leaving NWC: Future Goals-To be used of God no matter where I am or what I do! My highlight of the past quar¬ ter was the blessing I received, while doing my research paper for Church History, concerning the tremendous faith of the first century Christians, The highlight of my entire NWC ex¬ perience has been God allowing me to get to know some of His people. They are friends for life! My favorite hobby is fishing, I would like to be remembered for all the help God gave me in getting decent grades in college. JOANNE MARIE SUNDEEN NWC Degree and Specln: A + A + B, Physical Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Work in hometown as a waitress. Next Fall-At lend Bethel College, Future Goals-Be a physical education teacher. My highlight of the past quarter was going to the State Volleyball Tournament and being a part of a team. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was cheer¬ ing al the Stale Basketball Tournament in Alabama. Extracur¬ ricular Activities: Softball 3 years, Cheerleading 3 years. Vol¬ leyball 3 years. Basketball 3 years. Women ' s Chorus 1 year. My personal interests and hobbies are sports, music, sewing, cheerleading, and making new friends. 1 would like to be re¬ membered for the fun times with my friends. JOANNE WAYNE SANDY SANDY LYNN BAXTER NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V B, Broadcasting, Plans after leav¬ ing NWC: Summer-Marriage and full-time employment. Future Goals—A Christian service where I can apply the academic and spiritual growth IVe gained at NWC. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was being invited to play the cowbells for the Concert Choir tour to Colorado. Extracurricular Activities: Wom¬ en’s Choir. My personal interests and hobbies are sewing, piano, and Nebraska. 1 would like to be remembered for being sincere when it ' s time to be sincere; being hilarious when it’s time to be hilarious. PHIL Associate In Arts, Voca¬ tional, And The Students PHIL JONATHAN CHRISTOPHERSON NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.B. Physical Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Future Goals-I d like to become a phy¬ sical education instructor and basketball coach, and join Athletes in Action Basketball. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was accepting Uic Lord through a Campus Crusade-type involvement I had here at school. Extracur¬ ricular Activities: Cross-country, Basketball, Track, Cam¬ pus Crusade, N-Club. My personal interests or hobbies are witnessing and not getting fat, I would like to be remember¬ ed for being a person who lives the Christ-life in whatever he does, DALE ANNE FEYMA NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B, Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Time with missionaries in Europe (mainly, Yugoslavia). Future Goals-Scrving the Lord in art, dramatics, and my own family. My high¬ light of the past quarter was being involved with a great group of people in THE MI RACLE WORKER- I loved it! Extracurricular Activities: Women ' s Choir, Concert Choir, Student Government, and Speech Club. My personal inter- ests or hobbies are art, drama, singing, and sewing. I would like to be remembered for being “me 1 ' and loving the Lord while BEING “me.” DALE IB PAUL WILLIAM HAKKNESS NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Begin working in broadcasting field. Future Goals Recording engineering and foreign mission field. My highlight of the past quarter was singing with the New Beginnings and surviving “Hartillncutics.” Extracurri¬ cular Activities: NWC ensembles all 3 years. My personal in¬ terests and hobbies are furniture making, electronics, guitar, and my girlfriend. I would like to be remembered for loving life because Jesus loves me. RANDY HUGO HEINLE NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Business Management. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Foreman in large company. Next Fall- Move out of the city. Future Goals—Bible camp management. My highlight of the past quarter was trying to line up classes in order to graduate this spring! The highlight of my entire NWC experience was Sheryl Smith. Extracurricular Activities: Two years of foot ball. My personal interests or hob¬ bies are horseback riding and snowmobiling. PAUL DAN 100 DANIEL C. HOFFMAN NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Working. Next Fall-Continuing edu¬ cation. Future Goals—Working in radio field. Extracurricular Activities: Band, Concert Choir, Women ' s Choir accompani¬ ment, Shalome Ensemble, Resurrection Ensemble, Salvation Army leader. My personal interests or hobbies are music, elec¬ tronics, sound, running, and skiing, i would like to be remem¬ bered for my music. THEODORE OTTO JENNE NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. General Business. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Camp work. Next Fall—Coaching football at NWC again. My highlight of the past quarter was a successful football season. The highlight of my entire NWC ex¬ perience was u 5tTs Day ' and good fellowship. Extracurricular Activities: Football—Captain 2 years, MVP 1 year, coaching I year; Wrestling 1 year; Eagle Reporter-Photographer 2 years; Senate 1 year; Social Committee I year. My personal interests or hobbies arc photography, karate, and sports. I would like to be remembered for being an individual. RANDY TED SANDRA KORDICK NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B, Secretarial. Plans after leav¬ ing NWC: Summer-Getting married. Next Fall-Just working. Extracurricular Activities: Concert Choir for two years. JAMES DANIEL KREUTTER NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Broadcasting; C.LE. Broad¬ casting Engineering Course. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer —Touring Europe and Africa. Next Fall—Visit my parents in Zaire and determine job opportunities. Future Goals—Work in radio overseas. My highlight of the past quarter was turning twenty. The highlight for me of my entire NWC experience was the opportunity of living with other brothers and sisters. Extracurricular Activities: Full-fledged editor of Scroll. My personal interests and hobbies are motorcycling and photo¬ graphy. 1 would like to be remembered for only a smile, and my contribution to the yearbook. DAVE JIM DAVID LEE MALLEY NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Marriage and full-time work. Next Fall —Work. Future Goals—A fulfilling job in the service of Christ. My highlight of the past quarter was getting engaged. The high¬ light of my entire NWC experience was the friendships gained. Extracurricular Activities: Sports and ST, JOAN. My personal interests or hobbies are reading and photography, I would like to be remembered for the integrity of my Christian life. KAREN ELAINE MULHOLLAND NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Pre-Elem. Ed. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Work in my parents ' Christian book and gift shop. Marriage to Kent McKenzie. Next Fall-Sunduy School teacher. Future Goa Is-Home maker. My highlight of the past quarter was speech class, The highlight ol my entire NWC experience was meeting special people; dedication of my life to Christ. Extracurricular Activities: Yearbook, Softball, and Basketball. My personal interests or hobbies are sewing, biking and cooking. KAREN SANDY twit LEE STANLEY RANNEY NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Find a radio job; gel married. Fu¬ ture Goals—Work at a contemporary Christian radio station; start a station. Tlic highlight of my entire NWC experience was being a small part of the sports scene here. Extracur¬ ricular Activities: Track and Eagle Sports Editor-Writer. My personal interests or hobbies arc book-reading, sports, and music, I would like to be remembered for the Eagle, be it considered bad or good. DEBBIE L. WEBER NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B, Secretarial Science. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Secretarial job. Next Fall—Finish business education, or work. My highlight of the past quarter was growing close to my roommates. Extracurricular Activi¬ ties: Chamber Choir and Indian Church. My personal interests or hobbies are sewing, bowling, and water-skiing. 1 would like to be remembered for my commitment to Christ and desire to use what God has given to me (Not my Japanese tea and sea¬ weed!). RUTH IE MARILYN UNDHEIM NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.V.B. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Getting married. Next Fall- Working full-time. Extracurricular Activities: New Beginnings Ensemble. My personal interests or hobbies are skiing, sewing, eating, talking, swimming and a host of others. MARY LOU WEGHORN NWC Degree and Specln; A.A.V.B. Secretarial Science. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Want to work as a legal secre¬ tary. Future Goals-Get married, and work. My highlight of the past quarter was seeing my old roommates during Home¬ coming. The highlight of my enthe NWC experience was making new and dose friends through the Lord. Extracurri¬ cular Activities: Cheerleader for Football, Basketball, and Wrestling. J would like to be remembered for being a person who was fun to be around. DEBBIE LEE MARY RUTH 102 ALLAN ROBERT WHITESIDE NWC Degree and Speeln: A.A.VJT Com¬ munications. Plans after leaving NWC: Sum mer and Next Fall Work with Northwestern Products (Bookstore). The highlight of my entire NWC experience is shared by both my wife and I as we were Head Residents of Moyer Residence since 1973. Extracurri¬ cular Activities: Photography on yearbook staff for two years. My personal interests or hobbies arc piano, organ, reading, and his¬ tory (Worked for two years on history of Nazareth Hall). I would like to be remember¬ ed for being an encouragement to those I came in contact with. ALLAN DANIEL CRAIG WYNIA NWC Degree and Speeln: A.A.V.IT Broad¬ casting. Plans after leaving NWC: Future Goals Missionary radio. Extracurricular Ac¬ tivities: Intercollegiate Baseball, Student Government, Band (Trumpet), and Resident Assistant. My personal interests and hobbies arc football, basketball and baseball. Love watching professional sports. Vikings fan! DAN mx i � w MKUrita vm DAVID BARMORE NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Future—Youth work. Extracurricular Ac¬ tivities: Work at Old Town Hall Coffee House as the Evangel¬ ism Director. My personal interests or hobbies arc snow skiing, sailing, scuba diving, and water skiing. SENIORS: Bachelor BARRY WAYNE BORGESON NWC Degree and Specln; B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Planning to attend Melody Land School of Theology. Future Goals-To minister in a body min¬ istry such as Day Star Ministries. My highlight of the past quar¬ ter was our prayer meeting every Thursday night. The high¬ light of my entire NWC experience was the baptism in the Holy Ghost. My personal interests and hobbies are prayer meetings and reading. I would like to be remembered for my concern for the Charismatic movement T 04 DAVID of Arts, Ministries BARRY Gray squirrel poses Exit winter cold, think not that he supposes welcome springtime warmth eyes are watching him. and life, winter’s grown so -Mary Ostazeski old, -Roger Ellis Snow quietly falls. The Cinderella autumn The ciystalized dew takes her crystal gown. reflects the bright morning -Rosalie Paulson sun and melts with the day. -Deb Hawes i Snow drifts lazily j blanketing my senses, tu The sun is warming submerged completely. the blossoming apple trees; -Kevin Ewing soon will sprout the fruit. -Lori Schmelter Fairyland windows fancy ladies dancing One small white daisy within the winter’s dancing amidst yellow grass; secret. light distinguishment. -Mary Ostazeski -Molly Johnson Friends Ctuise the open fields The silvery moon riding the mean snow ma¬ reflects the pale, white face chine; windy snow, flaunts of one who is doomed to face. die. -Jim Ask -Jeannie Crow A footprint in snow, We walk quickly through echo of someone’s passing- a silent world; we must pause 1 wonder where to? . to hear what it says. -Rosalie Paulson —Bryon Itterman GENE DAVID DAHMES NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education,Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Work here at the school. Next Fall-Enter Central Baptist Theological Seminary, Future Goals—Pastorate and full-time ministry. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was graduation (receiving my degree and college DONE}! My personal interests or hobbies are mo¬ torcycling, stereo, photography, reading, and camping. I would like to be remembered for shiny floors and being a Christian. GENE DANIEL CHRISTIAN FRIBERG NWC Degree and Spccln: B.A, MIN. Christian Education, Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Work and travel. Next Fall-Sem¬ inary, Future Goals-Recome a minister. My highlight of the past quarter was having some great Christian brothers and sis¬ ters that landed a helping hand when I needed it. The high¬ light of my entire NWC experience was being at a school where I could learn, live, and experience the love of Christ. My per¬ sonal interests or (lobbies are working on automobiles and bicycling. I would like to be remembered for being a maturing man of God, and my hat. DAN 105 , 1 GRACE LYNETTE HALL NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Music. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—School, Next Fall-Work. Future Goals-Dean of women and counselling. My highlight of the past quarter was be¬ ing Miss Northwestern. The highlight of my entire NWC experi¬ ence was the openness of people. Extracurricular Activities: Vol¬ leyball, Softball, Basketball, and Band. My personal interest is music. GRACE VIVIAN eyes. VIVIAN KAY GLADER NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leav¬ ing NWC: Marriage to Don Rliody (former NWC student). Future Goals— Foreign missionary. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was the study of Creation Science and Chris¬ tian Tliot, and meeting my husband. Extracurricular Activities: Student Missionary Fellowship. My personal interests or hobbies are “the country, horseback riding, arts and crafts, music and biography books. I would like to be remembered for who I am in God ' s DOUG DOUGLAS LEE HANSON NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Future Goals-Work towards B.A. in Speech. Would like to become a Speech teacher. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was during the performance of ST. JOAN when, as one of the characters,! got my cues mixed up and made a very premature entrance onto the stage before anyone got a chance to get up from their seats for intermis¬ sion. Surprise! Intermission was cancelled! Extracurricular Ac¬ tivities: Speech Club (Drama). My personal interests or hob¬ bies are re finishing furniture, and drawing. 1 would like to be remembered as 4 The Sheriff. ' JERRY MARK HIBMA NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Social Science. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Work on boys ' ranch or for delinquent boys 1 home. Future-Start rehabilitation center for delinquent boys. My highlight of the past quarter was working at Wood- view Detention Home. The highlight of my entire NWC experi¬ ence was a missionary trip to Portugal and tour of Europe. Ex¬ tracurricular Activities: Four years of choir, and Student Gov¬ ernment. My personal interests and hobbies arc singing, motor¬ cycle touring, and working on my father ' s farms. JERRY DALE ROBERT UUTCHCRAFT NWC Degree and Specln: B,A, MIN. Plans after leaving NVVC: Summer-Find ministerial work in Dallas, Texas. Next Fall— Attend Dallas Seminary. Future Goals-Pastor in a rural church. My highlight of the past quarter was having a disciple that 1 have spent many hours with decide to start school (here) to prepare for the ministry. The highlight of my entire NWC experience wasrny call to Word of Life as assistant pastor. My personal interests or hobbies are reading, football (playing flag and tag as well as watching), drama, and table games. I don ' t really care if Fm remembered; my hope is that what l have committed to faithful men will be effectively taught to others, also. DALE GRANT STUART JENSEN NWC Degree and Specln; B.A, MIN. Social Sciences. Plans after leaving NWC; Future Goals-The Lord has called me to be a pastor. ! don ' t feel called to seminary. I ' ll have to walk step by step as the Lord leads me. My highlight of the past quarter was becoming an elder in a discipleship organization. The highlight of my entire NWC experience has been to see God ' s hand over all that I’ve encountered and done. My per¬ sonal interests or hobbies are throwing my hat, talking to people as whole persons (gut level conversations), and raising a family and two dogs, Fd like to be remembered as one who was a man after God ' s own heart in all areas of my life. 1 am weak, but He is strong-GloryU 108 GRANT TAMARA TAMARA LEA JOHNSON NVVC Decree and Specin: B.A. MIN Christian Education, Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Secretarial work. Fu¬ ture Goals-A witness for Christ wherever He wants me. My highlight of the past quarter was Biblical Research Methods. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was the privilege of coming to NWC the first year it opened (1972). Extracurricular Activities: Concert Choir, Rolaract Treasurer, Youth Sponsor, LIGHT IN THE NIGHT (KTiS) Counselor, Awana Worker, and Daily Vacation Bible School Worker. My personal in¬ terests or hobbies are people, sewing, and guitar. I would like people to remember Christ in my life instead of me. DOUGLAS JAMES LINDQUIST NWC Degree and Specin: B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Youth director. Next Fall-Seminary at Lutheran Brethren in Fergus Falls, Fu¬ ture Goals-Pastor, and build a Bible camp. My highlight of the past quarter was the Student Government AAES Convention in Washington D,C Extracurricular Activi¬ ties: Vice-President of Social Activities— Student Gov¬ ernment AAES Convention in Washington D,C, Extra¬ curricular Activities: Vice-President of Social Activities— Student Government, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Sound of Music, and Intramurals. My persona! interests and hobbies are singing, hunting, fishing, sports, and guitar playing. I would like to be remembered for my magnificent bald forehead. 109 thoughts, thoughts of the woild crisis, freedom, history, future, thoughts, thoughts of work business, property, assignments, knowledge, thoughts, thoughts of education theories, facts, problems, solutions, thoughts, thoughts of students individuals, goals, needs, drives, thoughts, thoughts of home families, pets, friends, acquaintances, thoughts, thoughts of your self truth, honesty, integrity, understanding. DOUGLAS PAUL EDWARD LUNDGREN NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. (Pre-Sem.) Social Science. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Landscaping, and youth worker in local church. Next Fall—Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary. Future Goals—M.A. in Div. My highlight of the past quarter is it ' s my last quarter! The high¬ light of my entire NWC experience was getting married. Extracurricular Activities: Baseball Team, and President of Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes for l term. My personal interests or hobbies are skiing, reading, and general recreation. I would like to be remembered for, I live a day at a time; knowing none of them are mine. 1 ' MARK HENRY MUSKA NWC Degree and Specln: B.A, MIN. Broadcasting. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Summer school at NWC, There were too many highlights of my entire NWC experience to name just one. Extracurricular Activities: Part-time work at KTIS, and discipieship ministry. My personal interests and hobbies are music and world affairs. I really don ' t care what Fm re¬ membered for! r r MARY ALICE OSTAZESKI NWC Degree and Spedn: R.A. MIN. Social Sciences, Plans after leaving NWC: Summer and Fall-Mission¬ ary work in Yugoslavia. Future Goals-Missionary work. My high¬ light of the past quarter was being Aunt Ev in f HE MIRACLE WORK¬ ER, The highlight for me of my en¬ tire NWC experience was getting my head together about priorities, and learning discipline. Extracurri¬ cular Activities: Resident Assistant at Moyer, Bible Study Leader, THE MIRACLE WORKER, and art work Tor the Alumni Department. My personal interests or hobbies are watered or painting, drawing (any¬ thing “artsy), hiking, writing, sew¬ ing, and music 1 would like to be remembered for a happy-go-lucky nature or curly hair! MARY MARSHA MAE QUIST NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Study in Israel or short¬ term missionary work. Future Goals—Missionary work or C.E. church work. My highlight of the past quarter was that God broke my heart; it was a tremendous growing experi¬ ence. The highlight for me of my entire NWC experience was the time spent with my friends debating in the coffee shop. Extracurricular Activities: Work in my church-Di- rectcd Sunday School work with kids, junior high Bible study, discipleship of high school kids. I would like to be remembered for my commitment to Jesus Christ, and love for a good discussion. MARSHA “Where did THAT come from?” STEPHEN D. SCHOENWALD NWC Degree and Spedn: B.A. MIN. Social Sciences. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Internship in a church, and work. Next Fall-Find a job, and also work in a church. Future Goals —Seminary and pastorate. Extracurricular Activities: Band for 3 years, Basketball for 4 years and Baseball for 4 years. CHERYL CHERYL KAY TSCHETTER NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Christian Education. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Christian Education in a local church; short term mission work. Next Fall- Continue my education, in the field of physical or occupational therapy. Future Goals-To be involved in Christian work with children. My highlight of the past quarter was to be one of the five candidates for Miss Northwestern. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was being involved with the Women’s Discipleship Group on campus for my junior and senior year, and the friendships that developed out of that experience. Extracurricular Ac¬ tivities: Rotaract Club, Women’s Discipleship, Band, and Speech Club. My personal interests or hob¬ bies are working with children (es¬ pecially making any kind of visual aid that makes it more interesting for them to learn). BRUCE BRUCE EDWARD SMITH NWC Degree and Spedn: B.A. MIN. Social Sciences. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Move to Illinois on a farm. Next Fall-Work. Future Goals—Seminary. The highlight of my en¬ tire NWC experience was finding a wonderful partner to share my life with. Extracurricular Activities: Vice-Pres., Student Services; Chapel Committee; and youth work. My personal in¬ terests or hobbies are Bible studies witli young people and fel¬ lowship with friends. STEVE MARILYN GAY TUININGA NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Music. Plans after leaving NWC: Future Goals -To be hi lhe place where I can serve God best with my abilities. The highlight of my entire NWC experience was the daily experience of learning to understand myself and others better. Extracurricular Activities: Women ' s Choir. I would like to be remembered as a person; not for something I did. MARYC. URAN NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Music. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer—Missionary work in Europe, Next Fall-Bethel College. Future Goals- Teach in a mission school. The highlight of my en¬ tire NWC experience was getting to know other students. Extracurricular Activities: Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Ensemble, Rotaract, ST. JOAN, THE MIRACLE WORKER, and SOUND OF MU¬ SIC. My personal interests or hobbies are candle¬ making, sewing, cooking, and plants. 1 would like to be remembered for being me. MARILYN Spring Pictures DANIEL RICHARD LORD NWC Degree and Specln: A.A.B. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Work. Next Fall- School. Future Goals-Coaching and teaching Physical Education. Extracurricular Activities: Intercollegiate Football (3 Years) and Baseball (4 Years), and Intramural Basketball (1 Year), My personal interest is Basketball officiating. TOM MARY THOMAS JOSEPH WARD NWC Degree and Specln: B.A. MIN. Plans after leaving NWC: Summer-Study at L ' Abri. Next Fall —Work in a local church. Future Goals—Pastorate, or cider in a local church. My highlight of the past quarter was studying under Rev. Jack Smith. Ex¬ tracurricular Activities: Chapel Committee. My personal interests or hobbies are leading Bible studies, reading, working with youth, and a good old-fashioned game of Volleyball. I would like to be remembered for having a desire to be a man of integrity; one who is walking in love while stand¬ ing in truth. DAN •. ■ y i ■ • ;• §® . ■ ■ •• ; ::r: . ■: • ;; •• • . ... . • • • ..... : .... -J • •• • • : •• •• • • , • • •••• •- .. i . ' : • .. . : ' .V • ' .v. ' v-:,, ■ rn v..:.. : .■.■ ........... ..... ...... .... ■ . r-.. • • • w;.; : : • ' :• .... •. ...: - •: 1 14 im 115 ATHLETICS SPORTS, n, 1. Athletic activities requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature, as football, volleyball, cross-coun¬ try, basketball, track, etc, 2, ath¬ letic activities often involving many individual players as a united team striving for one goal, 3, many be¬ coming one In Christ, The 1975-76 Scores BASKETBALL Northwestern 87 Metro C.C. 59 1- 0 Northwestern 65 Inver Hills 68 1- 1 Northwestern 92 Pilfsbury 81 2- 1 Northwestern 86 Viterbo 50 3- 1 Northwestern 76 DMLC 92 3- 2 Northwestern 100 Minnesota Bible 52 4- 2 Northwestern 64 Metro C.C. 74 4- 3 Northwestern 73 Vermillion 91 4- 4 Northwestern 64 Rainy River 62 5- 4 Northwestern 89 Faith 80 6- 4 Northwestern 78 Concordia 106 6- 5 Northwestern 92 Northland 108 6- 6 Northwestern 98 North Central 90 7- 6 Northwestern 102 Fillsbury 65 8- 6 Northwestern 126 Viterbo 57 9- 6 Northwestern 93 DMLC 70 10- 6 Northwestern 88 Minnesota Bible 49 11- 6 Northwestern 77 St. Paul Bible 74 12- 6 Northwestern 103 St. Paul Bible 83 13- 6 Northwestern 99 Concordia 103 13- 7 Northwestern 85 Northland 121 13- 8 Northwestern 101 North Central 92 14- 8 Northwestern 94 Moody 97 14- 9 Northwestern 82 Maranatha 102 14-10 WRESTLING Team place: Randy Nelson Jon Hegarty Jeff Lanz Mark Gronski Bruce Bui man Russ Koch Craig Asprey MRCC 2nd NLCAA 2nd 1181b. 10- 8-1 1421b. 12-7-1 1581b. 4- 8 1671b. 7-10 1771b. 18- 0 1901b. 9- 1 Hwt. 24- 3 NCCAA 6th FOOTBALL Northwestern 7 Maranatha 17 0-1 Northwestern 44 Pillsbury 7 1-1 Northwestern 19 Dr. Martin Luther 12 2-1 Northwestern 7 Dakota Wesleyan 37 2-2 Northwestern 0 Bismark JC 28 2-3 Northwestern 15 Concordia 13 3-3 Northwestern 28 St Thomas JV 27 4-3 Northwestern 8 Loras 7 5-3 Northwestern 30 Marquette 14 6-3 WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Northwestern i St. Olaf 3 0-J Northwestern 2 St. Olaf 3 0-2 Northwestern 3 Macalaster 0 1-2 Northwestern 0 St. Catherines 3 1-3 Northwestern 2 Bethel 3 1-4 Northwestern 2 St. Benedicts 0 24 Northwestern 1 St. Benedicts 2 2-5 Northwestern 2 Carle ton 0 3-5 Northwestern 2 Carleton 1 4-5 Northwestern 2 Bethel 0 5-5 Northwestern 2 St. Benedicts 1 6-5 Northwestern 2 Macalaster 0 7-5 Northwestern 2 St. Olaf 0 8-5 Northwestern 2 St. Paul Bible 0 9-5 Norhtwestern 2 Lakewood 0 10-5 Northwestern 3 Hamline 0 11-5 Northwestern 3 Anoka Ramsey 1 12-5 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Northwestern 46 St. Olaf 48 0-1 Northwestern 48 St. Marys 41 1-1 Northwestern 52 St. Benedicts 56 1-2 Northwestern 55 Macalaster 56 1-3 Northwestern 42 Gustavus 57 1-4 Northwestern 40 St. Catherines 55 1-5 Northwestern 42 Bethel 44 1-6 Northwestern 51 St. Paul Bible 30 2-6 Northwestern 52 Hamline 34 3-6 Northwestern 42 Augsburg 48 3-7 CROSS-COUNTRY Northwestern 29 St Paul Bible 27 0-1 Northwestern 27 St. Paul Bible 28 1-1 Northwestern 20 Concordia 38 2-1 Northwestern 19 43 3-1 Northwestern 31 St. Paul Bible 34 4-1 Northwestern 31 Northwestern 31 Concordia 94 Northwestern 31 DMLC 109 116 WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern 13 Bethel 19 0-1 11 Augsburg 3 1-1 4 Moorhead State 8 1-2 17 Valley City, N.D. 6 2-2 20 St. Benedicts 19 3-2 6 Concordia 2 4-2 11 Bethel 10 5-2 7 Normandale 15 5-3 20 Golden Valley 12 6-3 Spring Sports TRACK Team place: NCCAA National meet 2nd 100 and 200 yd. dash-Kenroy Wipf 1st 400 yd. dash—Phil Christophcrson 4lh Javelin—Mark Gronski 1st Long Jump-Brian Rudish 1st KenroyWipf 5 th Triple Jump—Brian Rudish 1st High Jump-Mark Gronski 2nd 220 yd dash—Brian Budish 5th 440 yd relay-Budish, Gronski, Christophcrson, Wipf-2nd Mile relay—Christophcrson, Gronski, Wipf, Joel McLaughlin-3rd Discus— Scott Walburg Outstanding Athlete 7 ' -Ken roy Wipf Coach Mel Bochland Scott Walburg Brian IHidish Mark Gronski Jod McLaughlin Phil Christophcrson Brunt: Kenroy Wipf Robin Davis Jay Mcrkle BASEBALL Northwestern 7 Graceland 4 1-0 Northwestern 0 Anoka-Ramsey 1 1-1 Northwestern 0 Anoka-Ramsey 8 1-2 Northwestern 8 Inver Hills 1 2-2 Northwestern 5 Inver Hills 17 2-3 Northwestern 4 Concordia 3 3-3 Northwestern 0 North Central 1 3-4 Northwestern 2 North Centra) 3 3-5 Northwestern 10 St. Paul Bible 1 4-6 Northwestern 1 Dr. Martin Luther 10 4-7 Northwestern 10 Dr. Martin Luther 1 5-7 Norht western 3 St Paul Bible 0 6-7 Northwestern 8 St. Paul Bible 6 7-7 Northwestern 4 North Central 1 8-7 Northwestern 4 North Central 2 9-7 Northwestern 1 St Cloud State 0 10-7 Northwestern 2 St. Cloud State 3 10-8 Northwestern 2 Dr. Martin Luther 1 11-8 Northwestern 6 Dr. Martin Luther 3 12-8 Northwestern 3 Pillsbury l 13-8 Northwestern 2 Pillsbury 0 14-8 Coach ChristopheTSon, Monty Loudensiager, Wade Wahl, Kevin Olson, Mark Muska Dan Lord, Dave Substad Coach Schroedcr. Bront: Sieve SchocnwaJd Gaylon Rust, Jim J (overman, Mike Giambra, Rick Wesp, Brent Roister!. 117 FRONT ROW: (left to right) Waldean Wall, Blair King, Ray Cole, Jack Best Don Me Elwcc, Todd Smith ROW 2: Rich Blatchley, Bruce Butman, Alex Avcstru?,, Capt, Mark Gronski, Capt. Scott Walburg, Dan Lord, Gaylon Rust, Bob Knaus,Tom Franscn ROW 3: Wayne Peterson, Wes Holen, Mitch Swan¬ son, Roger Willroth, Robin Davis, Brian Budish, Doug P. Hanson, Russell Koch, Jeff Lanz ROW 4: Ronald Keith, Bruce Ch ris top herson John Druckcmtiler, Wade Wahl, Craig Aspicy, Brian Ritter, Jonathan Burgess, Phillip Starnes ROW S: Gary Sonmore, Pal Muro, David Bal¬ lard, George Powell, Bryon Miller, Mgr. Tim Netzell, Mgr. Craig Buckles, Mgr. Ken Groeneweg BACK ROW: Asst, Coach Brent Lundgrcn, AssL Coach Ted Jenne, Head Coach Melvin Bochland, Asst. Coach Don Peterson MISSING: Capt. Randy Heinle As much a part of foot¬ ball as the hard work of the players, was the en¬ couragement from the coaches and the concern of the faithful fans (not to mention the enthusiasm of a few nuts from Northwestern). 1 IS Teamwork is a group of individuals striving together toward a common goal, and good teammates are individ¬ uals characterized by certain attitudes and abilities. A necessity Tot each par¬ ticipant in any sport is to reach his or her capacity. This may mean going be¬ yond the expected and reaching for what was thought to be “the unat¬ tainable To achieve “the unattain¬ able” there must be physical and men¬ tal preparation. Mental preparation in¬ volves confidence that the job can be done, and done well. Being prepared mentaly also means having the assur¬ ance that the other teammates are out to do their best; playing the game right; and then, being satisfied with the outcome. Physical preparation is hav¬ ing the body tuned so that it can re¬ spond the way it should to each de¬ mand of the game. With every person bringing these attitudes and this pre¬ paration to the team, the result is a well-rounded efficient team. At North¬ western a collaboration of these indi¬ vidual efforts is a quality that charac¬ terized this year ' s football team. Good leadership from captains Scott Wall- burg and Mark Gronski guided the men towards working smoothly together. At times, different men stood out from the rest of the team while making exceptional plays. This was the fruits of individuals cooperating with other individuals to attain a common goal— winning the game. 120 I r V H 1 0 f V� j Uu W L j GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Bonnie Schmidt, Shelly Golly, Karmen l oss, Inge Rudolph, Jo Anne Sundeen, and Sherry Holm. CENTER ROW: Deb Pearson, Grace Hall, Diane Northquest, Gloria Borncr, Linda Johnson, and Barb Lindman. BACK ROW: Deb Karsjens, Vickie Swanson, and Leona Bartel. The record of 12 wins and 5 losses shows only a part of the victory of Northwestern 1975 volleyball season. Highlights involved beating Carleton, making the team eligible for State, and going on to win the MacCalister Invitational Tournament and the State Tournaments at Duluth. Attributing most to this outward dis¬ play of victory was the inner victory gained by the team amongst themselves and within them¬ selves. Christlike unity and love served as a witness towards others on the court, and pro¬ vided the capacity for teamwork in the sport itself. No wonder the girls were able to experi¬ ence and appreciate that greater victory as ex¬ pressed in their team song and slogan: “TO GOD BE THE GLORY!” W. SI TO JMIlWUMt :.n‘ ■ .l! ivm M Cross Country mmmwm ems?ftRwmm -- 4J 1 Ty j Mr atftfkfiirtet.DSn ' ftulson, Paul Christopher son, Tim Thorton-, Brent Rolstsn, Ken Dahmes, Lance Lechner, Bryan Marker This past season we started out with a small and very out-of-shape squad, capable only of the most miserable times. Yet, by the end of the season we were recognized as the fastest team in our Conference, winning several awards and trophies. How was this remarkable feat accom¬ plished? To pul it simply, all the runners on our team cared for one another. The faster ones ran alongside the slower ones, encouraging them and pushing them beyond what they thought was their limit for endurance. The competition within our squad was keen, but not vicious. No¬ body look themselves loo seriously, “Cramps 11 our number two man and 25 year old, self-ap¬ pointed comedian saw to that. Thus, we laugh¬ ed and groaned our way into a Championship. SOUMQIL Girls Basketball The outstanding players of this season were Vickie Swanson, Gloria Bonier arid Sheila Matheson. Vickie tops the list with some exceptional percentages. She has a 17.9 point average per game, a 15.3 rebound average and is 60% in free throws. Gloria ranks a dose second with 56% in free throws, and Sheila has compiled a 46% field goal average. Obviously the whole team was more than outstanding and all of us are quite proud of their efforts. Back Row: (L to R) Coach Barb Lindman, Gloria Borner, Vickie Swanson, Diane Northquisl, Grace Hall, and Melody MerU. Front Row: Debbie Dicsslin, Mary Jo Christiansen, Joanne Sun- decn, Sheila Matheson, Jane Van den Berg. Missing: Ruth Stuck Wrestling Hack Row: Mark Gronski, Jeff Lanz, Craig Asprey, Bruce Bulman. front Row: Randy Nelson, Jen Hcg- □rty, Craig Ruckles. Northwestern ' s wrestling team finished their fine season second in the Mississippi River Collegiate Conference standings. At the MRCC tournament, held at Northwestern this year, they also placed second; Craig Asprey winning the heavyweight championship and Bruce Bul¬ man winning the 177 lb. category. Also winning in the national championships were Asprey, Bulman and Russ Koch in the National Little College Athletic Association and Bulman in the National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association. ■ SM Basketball Front-Kent Hudson, Tom Jaeger, Mark Tink, Jim Bauman, Ray Cole, Dave Halstcngard, Dwight Fultz, Brent Rolstcn, Back-Coach Duane Girislophcrson, Coach Dennis Schroeder, Steve Hibma, Brian Hu dish, Mark Bcttcnga, Ron Keith, Tim Jess, Doug Hanson, Raul Christopherson, Phil Christopherson, Sieve Schoenwald™Captain, Dan Christopherson Manager. While 1976 was supposed to have been a “re-building year, the Eagles Varsity basketball team overcame many obstacles including an early exhaustive road schedule, the loss of starter Mark Bettenga, and a general lack of size, experience and depth to have a highly successful season, reflected by their 11-3 conference and 14-10 over all records. Late in the season they achieved national ranking in the National Little College Athletic Association and a number one ranking in Division II of the National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association Supporters |lj| ■ !ti§i$f Wm JJeMk wwm 134 AC-TIVTT1ES, n. 1. specific deeds, actions, or functions. 2. use of energy or force; ac¬ tive movements or operations. 3. events de¬ signed for student enjoyment and involve¬ ment. 4. many becoming one in Christ. CLUBS, n. 1. groups of persons organized for a social, literary, athletic, political, or other purpose. 2. to unite; combine; join together for a common purpose. 3. to con¬ tribute as one ' s share towards a joint ex¬ pense. 4. many becoming one in Christ. DORMTTOR-IES, n. 1. student housing facilities. 2. a home away from home. 3. a place to work out the reality of becoming one in Christ. mmmm The theme of Homecoming this year was enti¬ tled “New Horizons ” Queen candidates spoke on the topic at the coronation ceremony. Only one of the five candidates, Grace Hail, was chosen to the court in the previous year. It was also Grace who received the scepter and the Northwestern scroll this year. Grace is a senior, working towards a B.A. in Ministries. It is her responsibility as queen to represent the entire school in the community as an example of Christ’s unique Spirit at Northwestern. Here, Grace receives the bouquet from retiring queen, Cindy (Palmer) Huber. SANDY BAXTER QUEEN CANDIDATE KAREN BERG QUEEN CANDIDATE CHERYL TSCHETTER QUEEN CANDIDATE HOLLY SCHMIESS QUEEN CANDIDATE uev.con TO H0Rxf0 NS The Dorm Decorating Contest brought a $25 cash prize to tire winners, which turned out to be the first floor of “E” Building. Their winning idea was the construction of a whole town, complete with Sheriffs Office, Jail, Bank, Cafe, General Store, and Church, They appropriately named the town, “New Hori¬ zons,” ' n k ; A variety show put on by the faculty and students accompan¬ ied the queen coronation. Highlights included Dr. Woods ' en¬ actment of the Statue of Liberty, and George Powel getting an unusual kiss from his ' -flour Concluding the Homecoming celebration was a concert by Truth. Members of the group got acquainted with the student body at a pizza feed previous to the concert. Truth consists of a complete band and six vocalists, who pursue extensive tours all over the country. J 39 NORTHWESTERN’S WORK DAY work play. quite a day mmW ' V.ywi -pwii ' km i Jft• ’ ■-t ' jg ■ . m | � ' W «▼ ; EM Bus Drivers Jo Ann Palmer; Mary Jo Burrow; Gaylon Rust; Clnick Olson, Lynn Jahnke; Phil lluilor; Brian Bergen; Denny Carlson; Wade Iverson. 144 Car Pool Fellowship What’s the Greater Bloomington Richfield Car Pool? Six cars (three a day), one teacher, about sixteen students and a dollar a day. COMMENTS: Up before 6:00, done at 10:00, can ' t go home ' til 2:00! Bigger cars! Can’t you turn the heat down? Paul, why did you turn there? Let ' s put the top down today. Who are wc waiting for? Let’s leave. Who’s going to pay me? Who do 1 ride with? Okay. Pll fix the hole tomorrow. When do 1 go home? Is it D.Q. day today? Did I pay you yet? What’s the matter with Don’s car ibis morning? Don’t talk lo me in the morning! Let’s pray. S-ROM TRUNK TO HOOD: TRUNK: Mrs. Harris; Marcia Quist; Tammy Johnson; Jeff Lundquist. CENTER- Jeanne Barnes; Joan Gardner; Julie Hoke; Paul Johnson. HOOD: Mark Lundquist; Steve Gibbons; Grace Moen; Rev Speake; Jim Ask. MISSING: Don Myhill; Rev Nelson; Darlene Swanson. 145 Famous private-joke-coffee-shop-quotes-You’d have to be there to get ’urn! {Get it? Yuk yuk.) Mary Osta . . . whaaaaa? Lois Wolfe to Karen Berg: “I just loved it when the choir sang “acu- pulco” at the Christmas Concert. “ Ifs okay. Mr. Benedict won ' t catch ya in your bibs. He ' s all the way over in Naz check¬ ing foosball boards. Scroll photographer, Mike Bryan: “Okay everybody pretend you ' re eating and smile; or really eat and don ' t smile.” (Did I hear someone say yuck yuck?) Flaa to Flaa: Today a bisquit; tomorrow a Q-ball. My friend, Forgive this empty sou! for her deep poverty; That she should demand so much from you Without a thought of you. And now, when all but memory has ceased, How precious it is To recall a friend like you; To realize that we do not subsist on memories, Neither friends on what they receive, But, on what they give, -Beth Kuphal v MBffllttuafmniw wxK ' f iV ' HEAD RESIDENTS Hospitality Unlimited and “uncola” when you’re sick TJ and light bulbs and a tin foil strip Cleanser, ironing board, and vacuum cleaner Little green sheets with roomy’s “messdemeanor” What more can we ask from the Head Resident? What shouldn’t be given, or has not yet been lent! Forget-Me-Not-Tony and Irma Arends Geranium-Glen and Joey Peterson ] wuv you! Leave your I.D. on the table. LU Edelwcis-Dave and Ginny Wigtil Moyer-Allan and Mary Whiteside Hyaeinth-Dan and Marlene Wiersum Ever wonder what goes on at the “secret” R.A, meetings? YOU .. . ARE. .. THERE! At tJicir more serious moments— around the dorms—resident as- sistants work towards creating greater unity among students. Mrs. Wessman F ,T Building; Laura Hansen and LuWandu Klein, lt E” Building; (L to R) Micki Ferch, Cheri LuithJc, Mary Andrews, and Beth Kuphal. G Building: Wade Iverson, Don Trulson T and Dan Wyiua. 1 I1 ' + Building; Wade Wahl, Rich Rlatchlcy, and Wes Helen. Moyer Residence: Vicki Swanson, Mary Ostazeski, and Grace 1 lull. RESIDENCE MEETING Northwestern’s chapel is dif¬ ferent things to different peo¬ ple, To outsiders it may be an empty room that houses gold and marble for tourists to glory in; or a mute massive memoir of one peoples ' be¬ lief: or a work of aesthetic architecture; or a facility. But, to those who daily go in¬ side the chapel, it is more than a place. It is people, and with people it becomes dif¬ ferent things to different peo¬ ple at Northwestern. It be¬ comes whispering, music, shouting, silence, singing, messages, praising, media, sharing, communion, think¬ ing; a medium. It becomes the scab of irritation for ruin¬ ed plans or the epsom salt on a deep wound. It becomes an aggravated assault on a busy day or a welcomed refuge on a better day. Northwestern’s chapel is people being who they are, becoming who they will be. Chapel wjwttuifeK- ms in The Valentine Banquet, “50 ' s Day, 1 ' and Broom ball were main events of SNO-DAZIi, Students, of course, were the main attraction of those events. Not only did classmates have difficulty spotting their tight pony-tailed and greasy- haired friends garbed in a conglomerate of what may have represented the 1950’s (aftcrall, WHO remembers?), but roommates had an even tougher time recognizing one another at the banquet! Actually, the students deserving full recognition is Robin Davis’ broomball team. They did a slick job of sweeping all competitors off the ice! JJ ? Rotaract ROTARACT: Board Members: Jeff Gunderson-President; Debbie St a t el er- Vice-President; Terri Smaaladen—Secretary; Cheryl Tschetter-Treasurer; Ken Carlson, Jeff Huber, Joy Lindstrom, Jo Pluckcr, Dan Weber. Members: Linda Adamyk, Karen Berg, Debbie Friescn, Bennett Ihrke, Gary Weston, Lois Wolfe. Student The Lord ' s Slayer Translated in Kswahili by Hassanain Hirji-VValji Baba yetu ulioko mbinguni, Jina lako litakaswc! Ufa] me wako uje! Uyatakayo yatimizwe nehini, kama yana- vyotimizwa mbinguni! Tupe Ieo chakuJa chetu cha kutunza, Tuondolce makosa yetu, kama nasi Lul- vyowaondolea waliotukosea. Usituingize majaribuni. Jia luokoe maovuni! Kwami wako in ufalmc na nguvu na utukufu kale na kale! Amina! Missionary Fellowship Student Missionary Fellowship: Judy Anderson, Chris Ball, Sue Bene¬ dict, Mark Bristow, Lisa Campbell, Sherry Caslncr, Becky Fredrickson, Jcni Georgeson, Viv Qader, Timm Griffin, Rhoda GulJiefson, Ray Haas, David Hayes, Sandy Herrmann, Hassanain Hirji-Walji, Wes Holcn, Barb Johnson, Paul Johnson, Marsha McGuire, Mary Ostazeski, Rosy Paulso n, Janet Pittman, Jcannicc Skifstad, Monica Sopher, Dennis Swanson, George Townsend, Debbie Warner, David Washburn, Deb Watson, Karen Wood. Student Senate: Jon Ellis-President; Douglas LindquUt-Vicc-Prcsi- dent of Social Activities; Jeff Gunderson—Vice-President of Commun¬ ity Activity; Bruce Smith-Vice-President of Student Services; Chris Hawes-Vice-President of Organization Activity; Blair King-Cabinet Secretary. Members: Morgan Ayers, Debbie Bcrntsen, Vicki Fairchild, Joyce Gerten, Pat Gutting, SaraNell Hcppner, Jim [{overman, Cyndy Hubbard, Dale Hutchcraft, Ben Ihrke, Dan Johnson, Cathy Roll, Steve Schocpf, Jcannicc Skifstad, Deborah Talley. Student Senate 155 NW SKI CLUB President: Wade Iverson Vice-President: Kevin tewing Secretary; Devon Holm Linda Ada my k Morgan Ayers Tim Ayers Craig Buckles Dave Carlsen Kim Corey Kathy Jo Dahlgren Kenn Dahmes Kim Dowdle Kent teller Dan telliolt Barb l ord Dawna Grey Rick Hansen Reg Herman Rot]in Herman Haasanain Hirji-Walji Tom Hoxie Bryon Itterman Scott Johnson Cindy Koepp David Koerncr Greg Malm Kent Mathews Diana McCulluni Brent Murrow Judy Ness Sherry Olsen Julie Oppegard Leonard Orth Karen Peterson Jo Plucker Ruth Pritchard Brian Ritter Gaylon Rust Terri Simmons Mark Tink Kevin Wade Peirea Westhind Nalhan Williams Lome Will man Keith Wolhart Brenda Wynia .vy w I TviisaSra THE Lord. there ure so many times when I just want to give up Bur then I feel the warmth of your love, and I remember that you said that you would always be with me. Thank you Lord , for being there. — Vickie Bui man ... wcarc perplexed, but not in despair. II Cor. 4:8 n UTU EAGLE STAFF VOL. 3 NO. I Editor . Darleen Beck Assl, Editor . . f ickie Bulman ftus. Mgr. Peter Hue kies Photography . .Mona Seeley Advisor , . Mr, die he l | Sharing . 157 WUIIIlUilUllVliWIKUKMnHIil! mmmm NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE presents THE MIRACLE WORKER by William Gibson Directed by Douglas M, Briggs CAST OF CHARACTERS A Doctor Kate Keller Captain Keller Helen Keller Aunt Ev James Keller Dr. Anagnos Annie Sullivan Viney David Halstensgard Mary Oran Tom Jaeger Nancy Synstelien Mary Ostazeski Dan Gilbertson Vein Da mm, Jr. Dale Feyma Molly Schmiess r mtwmmmmbmmmm (In order of stage entrance) Mary Uran, Kathy Reu, Grace llinscth, Marcia Kennedy, Diana Bartz, Denny Broslrom, Dan Gilbertson, Dale Feyma, Terri Reed, Bob Clattcrbuck, Holly Christoplicrson, Kyle Christopher son, Lori Clatter buck, Heidi Chrhtopherson, Dawn Briggs, Dan Tomlinson, Chris Holladay, Leslie Knuth, David Kyle Morgan Ayers, Hassanain llirji-Walji, Nancy Synsteljen, Diane Fiechtner, Lance Lechner, and Women ' s Chorus. My day in the hills has come to an end, I know. A star has come out to tell me it ' s time to go But deep in the dark green shadows arc voices that urge me to stay So 1 pause and 1 wait and 1 listen for one more sound, for one more lovely thing that the hills might say , . 1 go to the hills when my heart is lonely, I know I will hear what Tve heard before. My heart will be blessed with the sound of music And Til sing once more. (Oscar Hammerstcin) iva: a Male Chorus Male Chorus: Morgan Ayers, Mike Bryan, Kevin Clarks David Clifford, Sieve Heppner, Steve Ilibma, Hassanain Hirji-Walji, Scott Horn, Jeff Huber, Bill Lindquist, Ron May, Timothy Mills, Scott Morton, Doyle Pleggenkuhlc, Kevin Schumann, Dennis Swanson, John Swinbornc, Paul Talley, Steve .Thompson, Dan Tomlinson, Aaron Uran, David Wash¬ burn, Paul Williams. Women’s Choir: Linda Adamyk, Pam Baez, Sue Beuiler, Linda Bjorn- rud, Karen Borg, Kym Chris top herson, Debbie Frances, Kathy Haar- stad, Sharolyn Hardy, SaraNell Heppner, Kay Hollerud, Devon Holm, Sherry Holm, Roxanne Hooge, Denise Herman, Cindy Huber, Cindy Johnson Carma Kulish, Debbie Loftsgard, Cheri Luithle, DianeMallcy, Pam Maynard, Sherrie Olson, Debra Pederson, Jeanne Quigglc, Terri Simmons, Jeanniee Skifstad, Kristi Sonsteby, Monica Sopher, Carol Wider. Woman’s Choir Concert Choir Concert Choir: Doug Anderson, Jim Anderson, Judy Asp,Tim Ayers, Diana Banz, Susan B ene¬ dict, Karen Berg, Debbie Bcrntsen, Phil Bjork- limd, Bruce Blatchley, Denny Brostrom, Kathy Calder, Mike Coughlin, Betty DaLquist, Jolenc Dick, Claudia Diethen, Richard Dietrich, Grace Donaldson, Gloria Edwards, Jon Ellis, Dale Fcyma, Diane Fiechtncr, Becky Fredrickson, Dan Gilbertson, Jeff Gowler, Jeff Gunderson, Gary Mafvcmtein, George Halama, Laura Han¬ sen, Paul Darkness, Diann iJautamaki, Steve lleppner, Reg Herman, Roliin Herman, Jerry Hibma, Chris Holladay, Tom Hoxic, Cindy Huber T Byron ltterman, Cathy Jeffers, Dan Johnson, Scott Johnson, Marcia Kennedy, Les¬ lie Knuih, Lance Lcchncr, Doug Lindquist, Joy Lindsirom, Marie Luginbill, Lori McAvoy, Marla Miller, Julie Oppegard, Leonard Orth, Janet Pittman, Terri Reed, Kathy Rcu,Glori Sandahl, Tom Sanford, Holly Schmicss, Steve Schoepf, Karen Shaw, Susan Silver, Debbie Stalclcr, Ruth Stuck, Donald Swanson, John Thimscn, Dan Tomlinson, Aaron Uran, Mary Uran, Paul Williams, Keith WolharL Chamber Choir Chamber Choir: Tim Ayers, Bruce Blatchley, Jim Cook, Mike Coughlin, Grace Donaldson, Jon Ellis, l iura Hansen, Reg Herman, Grace Hinscth, Chris Hoi la day, Tom Iloxie, Cathy Jellers, Marcia Kennedy, David Kyle, Lori McAvoy, Leonard Orth, Lisa Tjornhom, Mary Uran, Roxann Wohlwend, Keith Wolhart. Band Bund: Judy Anderson, Craig Aspicy, Greg Blake, Richard Blalchlcy, Cyndic Bowman, Mary Jo Burrow, Kim Christopher son, Gloria Ed¬ wards, George Lldridge, Roger Ellis, Douglas Fields, Joyce Gerlen, Rachele Golly, Lois Hanson, Shirley Hanson, Jean Hdtzmun SaraNcll Heppner Candy Hesson, Guis Holla day, Denise Hormun, Cyndy Hubbard, Steve Huston, Carma Kulish, Steve Mason, Debra MeBain, Marsha McGuire, Jeannette McKean, Richard Nodland Curtis letter son, Sonja Paulson, Pc ' r Pentz, Paul Reynolds, Brent Rolsten Gary Rose Steven Schocpf, xevin Schumann, Karen Shaw Ruth Stuck, Darlene Swanson, Paul Talley Dan Tomlinson Debbie Tremblay Donna Wall, Lori Westfall Carol Wider Lawrence Will man. Orchestra-Not Pictured: Craig Asprey, Greg Blake, Cindy Bowman, Eric Brewster, Dave Butler, Jon Lklof, George Eldridgc, Roger Ellis, Diane I’icolitncr, Ruehele Golly, Lois Hanson, Shirley Hanson, Cyndy Hubbard, Jeanette Johnson, Julie Lar¬ son, Dcbby McBain, Harry Reimers, Paul Reynolds, Gary Rose, Karen Shaw, Kris Sonsteby, Sally Strike, Ruth Stuck, Shelly Svens tad, Roxie S wed berg, Deborah Talley, Paul Talley, Debbie Tremblay, Lawrence Williams, Ltndl Williams, Roxann Wo hi wend. Ensembles: (Above) Rcsurrection-Dcnny Rrostrom, Claudia Diethert, Lance lech- ncr, Terri Reed, Karen Shaw, (Below) New Beginnings-JoIene Dick George Eld- ridge, Jeff Go wler, Jeff Gunderson, Paul Harkncss, Cathy Jeffers, Joy Lindstrom, Leonard Orth, Torn Sanford, Ruth Stuck, Lisa Tjornhom. mamm M i } ••• 111 m: Vm : v ‘ ; ' :• .dariaafitot ....,, pp gggig M US® i||g| Wfflm ' w- mk$k.r $£ ;! ■ Ml : V ■-,-v L -j;- - lL r :, %X.: ' v ' .;,;M $gsm- ,. ,.r:� wf r j� ?® ■?■?..: ..V.VS--.- ' . ' . 7?•• -. ' W ' S ?$� V-k ' l Vj - : - ■ iP ; I mm ' mBS bk iSSiilk-. ' ■ ■ v v: ;:;■ : � � WSS ■ Hh lS.: « ,, ipiil AHB j|||i?|f ; ■ v ;. 1 jOV f-WM; J ■■ Lv-V liis Ifffiff :;ISSP • 1 § i IMN -ililillilll ' - ■ ppi 166 CONCLUSION AC-KNOWL’EDG-MENTS,n. l.areport of recognition. IN’DEX, n. 1. a more or less detailed, al phabetical listing of names (along with the numbers of the pages on which they are mentioned). 2, a record of the many who are one in Christ. ADS, n. 1 advertisements, 2 paid an¬ nouncements, as of goods for sale to in¬ duce people to buy them. 3. essential ele ment to the production of this book. — gnpr ViSffint I j n i zh - i There ' s often two sides to most students-Sometimes neither is serious. Oh! Only $489 dollars for books this quarter. Moyer Residence Tiiis is the way we march to school, we march Acute symptoms of “eamaras foeusdonus. ___ ; _ ; _ No more comments about our buzzer attracting other ducks 5 Dr. Jckyll and Mr. Hyde. The Daily Grind Why ' dja leave your yogurt in HERE over summer vacation? SCROLL STAFF I wish to express a multitude of complimentary super¬ latives toward any one who in any way contributed to the yearbook. I would especially like to thank: Peter Buckles, Business Manager: Lisa Tjornhom, Undergradu¬ ates Section; Paul De Jong, Photography; Sandy Miller, Conclusion Section; Ramona Ewert, Radio; Kevin Ewing, Artist; Jo Plueker, Poet; and many others. Wc greatly appreciate the cooperation of all, and we thank, also, the Public Relations Office, the President ' s Office, and Ted Smits, our Yearbook Representative -the Editor Asst. Editor-Debbie Stateler; Advisor-Mr. Gicbel Photography Editor-Mike Bryan Copy Editor-Beth Kuphal, Activities Section with JoVonnc Peiry Art Editor “Julie Oppegard Undergraduates S ection Sports Section-Shelly Coffey with Jody Smith, Assistant Business Manager Editor-in-Chicf-Jim Kreutter, Introduction DEDICATION TO MRS. TOTINO Through all the struggles and joys of putting this book together Just as its theme, its crea¬ tivity, its completion belong to God, so its finishing touch: It is with deep love and grat¬ itude to our wonderful God that we dedicate this book to His servant and child, Mrs. Rose Torino, in Jesus Christ’s name. Abeler, Elizabeth Ada my k, Lindaz Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Christopher Anderson, Donald Anderson, Douglas A. Anderson, Douglas L Anderson, Jim Anderson, Judy Andrews, Mary Arends, Anthony Arnold, Jeffery Asao, Philip Asp, Judy Asprey, Criag Ash wood, Leslye Ask, James Ayers, Morgan Ayers, Timothy Baez, Pamela Baird, Linda Ball, Christropher Ballard, David Ballard, Sandra Bar more, David Barnes, Jeanne Bar tell, Leona Bartz, Diana Bates, Donna Bauman, James Baxter, Anthony Baxter, Sandra Beck, Darken Benedict, Susan Bendardus, Charlene Berg, Daniel Berg, Karen Bergen, Brian Berstern, Debra Best, Jack Bettenga, Mark Beuller, Carolyn BeVier, Shirley Bjorklund, Philip Bjorklund, Linda Black, Terry Blake, Gregory Blatehley, Bruce Blatehley, Richard Bluem, Sandra Borg, Karen Borgcson Barry Borner, Gloria Bowman, Cyndie Brandt, Lynn Breed, Dorothy Brcnneise, Charlotte Brewster, Eric Bristow, Mark Brodcrsen, Karen Brostrojn, Dennis Brown, Barbara Bryan, Michael Buckles, Craig Buckles, Peter Budish, Brian Bulman, Bruce The Students Bulman, Vicki Burrow, Mary Butler, Philip Calder, Kathleen Campbell, Lisa Canfield, Gerald Carey, Randy Carlson, David Carlson, Dennis Carlson, Duane Carlson, Philip Carlson, Kendall Carter, Tersa Carter, Dwight Case, Kay Castner, Sherry Christenson, Marlin Christenson, Carl Christenson, Mary Christopherson, Bruce Christopherson, Dan Christopherson, Kym Christopherson, Paul Christopherson, Philip Clark, Kevin Clark, R. Lee Clark, Stephen Clifford, David Coffey, Rochelle Cole, Ray Cook, James Cooper, James Corey, Kim Coughlin, Micheal Coyne, Patrick Crow, Jeannie Cummins, Dwight Cunningham, Douglas Dahlgren, Kathy Dahlstrom, Dan Dalbey, Gary Dahmes, Gene Dahmes, Kenneth Dalluhn, Barbara Dalquist, Elizabeth Damn , Vem Davis, Robin DeJong, Paul Dick, Jolene Dickey, Becky Dicks, Arnold Dicsslin, Debbie Dicthcrt, Claudia Dietrich, Richard Docrkscn, Colleen Donaldson, Grace Dowdle, Kim Druckcmiller, John Easter, Mark Eck, Sheridan Edwards, Gloria Eklof, Jonathan Eldridge, George Ellcfson, John Eller, Kent Elliott, Dan Ellis, Jonathan Ellis, Karen Ellis, Roger Elmore, Robert Erickson, Louise Etlien, Rena Eveland, Cheryl Ewerl, Ramona Ewing, Kevin Fairchild, Vickie 172 Ferch, Miracle Feyma, Dale Fiechtner, Diane Filcds, Douglas Flaa, James Flor, Cynthia Flory, Deborah Ford, Barbara Ford, Carol Forfia, Karen Foss, Carmen Francis, Thomas Fredrickson, Pam Fredrickson, Rebecca Fredrickson, Tim Frerichs, Lu Ann Friberg, Daniel Frieson, Dale Freisen, Debra Fry, Dale Fulta, Dwiglit Gallc, Diana Galle, Diane Garaghty, Tim Gardner, Joan Georgeson, Jenifer Gerber, Karen Gerboth, Larry Gerten, Joyce Giambra, Michael Gibbons, Stephen Gilbertson, Daniel Glader, Vivian Guetze, Gerald Golly, Rachelle Gonzales, Steve Gowler, Jeffery Greene, Marlene Gregory, Joel Grey, Dawna Griffen, Tim Groeneweg, Kenneth Gronski, Mark Gronski, Roma Grover, Dawson Guldseth, Elizabeth Gullcifson, Rhoda Gunderson, Barbara Gunderson, Jeffery Gutting, Patricia Haarstad, Kathryn Haas, Raymond Hafvenstein, Gary Hagstrom, Jane Hahn, Charlotte Halama, George Hall, Grace Halstensgard, David Hanna, Barbara Hannam, Philip Hansen, David Hansen, Laura Hansen, Richard Hanson, Douglas L. Hanson, Douglas P. Hanson, Jannel Hanson, Janice Hanson, Jean I lanson, Lois Hanson, Rondal Hanson, Shirley Hardy, Sharolyn Darkness, Paul [larsdorf, Earl Harvey, Edith Hastings, Daren Hawes, Christopher Hawes, Deborah Hay, Marcia Hayes, David Hedstrom, Sara Hegarty, John Heinle, Randy Heppner, Sara Heppner, Steven Herlund, Richard Herman, Reginal Herman, Rollin Herrmann, Sandy I lesson, Candice Hibma, Jerry Hibna, Stephen Hietala, Mark Hilden, Dale [ Unset h, Grace Hirji-Walji, Hass Hoffman, Daniel Hokanson, Carla Hoke, Julie Holen, Weston Holladay, Christine Hollerud, Kay Holm, Devon Holm, Sherry Hooge, Roxanne Hooten, Rebecca Hot man, Denise Horn, Gary llorn, Scott llosncr, Nancy I loverinan, James Hoxie, Tom Hubbard, Cynthia Huber, Cynthia Huber, Gary Huber, Jeffery Hudson, Kent Hull, Denise Huston, Steve Hutchcraft, Dale Hylden, Clifton Ihrke, Bennett Ingli, Orvin It rich, Peggy It ter man, Bruce 1 Herman, liryon Iverson, Wade Jacobs, Dennis Jacobson, Diane Jaeger, Tom Jabnke, Lynn Jahnke, Paul Jansen, Judith Jeffers, Cathy Jeffers, Dawn Jenne, Theodore Jensen, Grant Jess, Timothy Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Echo Johnson, Eileen Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, J. Darwin Johnson, Kelvin Johnson, Linda Johnson, Marilee Johnson, Molly Johnson, Paul R. Johnson, Paul V. Johnson, Ron Johnson, Sandra Johnson, ScoLl Johnson, Tamara Jones, Cheryl Jones, Todd iongewaard, Narola Josephson, Steve Karsjens, Debra Keith, Ronald Kennedy, Marcia King, Blair Kittelson, Cindy Klein, LuWanda Knoll, Helen Knuth, Leslie Koch, Russell Koepp, Cyndy Koerner, David Koerner, Karen Kohl, Nancy Kohlmann, Jan Koidick, Sandy Kreutter, James Kreutter, Timothy Kulish, Carma Kuphal, Elizabetli Kyle, David Lamp, Herbert Lanz 1 Jeffrey Larsen, Jeffrey Larson, David Larson, Donna Larson, Julie Larson, Mike Larson, Paul LeClere, Donald Lechner, Lance Lee, Ralph Lee, Sonja Leonard, Bruce Liestman, Debbie Lindquist, Douglas Lundquist, Bill Lindborg, John Lindstrom, Joy Loftsgard, Dcbora Lord, Daniel Lot it o, James Loudenslager, Lamont Ludke, Bruce Luginbill, Marie Luithle, Cherlyn Lundgren, Paul Lundquist, Jeff Lundquist, Mark M a clear, William Mahar, Richard Malley, David Malley, Diane Malm, Cindy Malm, Gregory Marker, Bryan Marks, Timothy Martin, Carl Mason, Debra Mason, Steven Mathenia, Lynn Mathews, R, Kent Matheson, Sheila Mathews, Joanne Mathieson, Gaylan May, Ronald Maynard, Pam McAvoy, Lori Me Bain, Debra McCall urn, Diana McElwee, Donald McDonald, Diane McGuire, Marsha McKean, Jeannette Mertz, Melodee Melquist, George Meyers, Gregory Miller, Bard Miller, Byron Miller, Marla Miller, Sandra Mills, Timothy Moen, Grace Montgomery, Donald Montzka, Vernon Morgan, Phoebe Moritz, Randy Morton, Scott Mouw, Thomas Mudder, Rick Muesing, Loree Muesing, Ronald Mulholland, Karen Muro, Patrick Murrow, Brent Muska, Mark My hill, Donald Myrick, Dianne Napier, Sandra Neeley, Ramona Neeper, Karen Nelson, Beverly Nelson, Cynthia A, Nelson, Cindy S. Nelson, Karen Nelson, Marvin Netterlund, Mark Nelson, Michele Nelson, Randahl Ness, Judy Neshnd, Merri Jo Netzell, Timothy Neufeld, Irene Nichols, Sherry Nodland, Richard Northquestj Allan Nothquest, Diane Nowacki, John Oban, Debbie Ochoada, Dela Odell, Ronald Odens, Twylla Ohlin, Grace Olsen, Sheryl Olson, Chuck Olson, Kevin Olson, Lori Olson, Thomas Onodera, Miharu Qppegard, Julie Orth, Leonard Ostazeskij Mary Ottley, Larry Palmer, JoAnn Palo mo, Jesse Pascoe, Sheryl Pace, Brian Patterson, Kathleen Patterson, Curtis Paulson, Greg Paulson, Rosalie Paulson, Sonja Pearson, Debbie D. Pearson, Debra L, Pedersen, Debra Pentz, Peter Person, Lorene Persons, Janalee Perterson, Darryl W. Peterson, Daryl L. 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Jill Thimsen, John Thompson, Philip Thompson, Steven Thornton, Timothey Tink, Mark Tjornhom, Lisa Tolle, Deborah Tomlinson, Danny Townsend, George Tremblay, Debra Tripp, Vickie Trulson, Donald Tschetter, Cheryl Tschetter, Myron Tuininga, Marilyn Twedten, Peter Twist, Nancy Tyler, Gary Underhill, Pam Undheim, Ruth Undheim, Timothy Uran, Aaron Uran, Mary Valder, Susan VanDcnBerg, Jane Vanderport, Duane Van Lon, James Vogt, Mary Walburg, Scott Wahl, Wade Wall, Donna Wall, La Donna Wall, Waldean Walsh, Steven Warner, Debra Washburn, David Watson, Deborah Weber, Dana Weber, Deborah Weber, Kathleen Webster, Cindy Wees, Gary Wcger, Roxic Weghorn, Mary Weinland, Denise Welch, Linda We It on, Bert Wcsp, Rick Weston, Gary Westlund, Petrea Westfall, Lori Whitmore, Sheryl Whiteside, Allan Wichterman, Scot Wickiund, Marian Wider, Carol WiJde, Brenda Williams, Linell Williams, Nathan Williams, Paul Will man, Lawrence Willroth, Roger Winiarczyk, Adam Wipf, Kcnroy Wohland, Roxann Wold, Nancy Wolfe, Lois Wolhart, Keith Wood, Karen Wynia, Brenda Wynia, Daniel Vo Limans, Christine Youngs, Mark Yurkovich, Debra Zachor, Donald Ziegenhagen, Wayne Burgess, Jonathan For it is God who worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure. 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