Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

r . . . also growing, and causing oth¬ ers to grow. Northwestern strives to educate the whole person ; academi¬ cally, physically, spiritually, and so¬ cially. These dimensions of a stu¬ dent ' s life are developed and inte¬ grated to transform him into a trained and equipped servant of the Lord. Northwestern ... Though most students won ' t call themselves serious bookworms, their underlying goal to pursue wis¬ dom can be seen at all hours. Wheth¬ er it ' s a midnight cram session, a late night popcorn-typing confer¬ ence. or an afternoon in the library , students gain wisdom by doing their best with the Lord ' s gifts. Much work has been done this Learning ... past year to insure that students of the future continue to receive qual¬ ity education while retaining the Christian perspective. The addition of Maranatha Hall has provided ex¬ tra classroom space and better fa¬ cilities for music and drama , Other advances have been made in the curriculum , with the prospect of program revisions and additions. Reaching What does it mean to increase in stature?It means to grow and devel¬ op one ' s physical abilities, It means to discipline one ' s body. It means hard work. Growth means sacrifice and even a little bit of pain t but every Chris¬ tian must remember to whom his body belongs. rr Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your owm you were bought at a price. There¬ fore honor God with your body ' (I Corinthians 6:19-20) Becoming imitate Hint it is not an easy chal¬ lenge v but it is the best challenge. Are you willing to pay the cost of becoming more like Christ? It may mean a great deal of sacrifice and even times of painful growth. It is my prayer that you will accept that challenge and use it as a measuring rod for your spiritual walk . Remem¬ ber we are always becoming. The question is simply, what do you want ft? become? — Dave Jensen, NWSA president September 1981 ' Why the title ' Becoming ' ? That answer, my friend, is simple. I hope to address the greatest issue that each one of us faces in the year ahead: to become more like Christ. You see, each one of us is a becomer. We are always becoming something. We may be becoming more intelli¬ gent, more apathetic more con¬ formed to the standard of this world, but we are becoming : If we tvanf ft? become more like Him, then we must spend quality time with Him. We must fix our eyes on Hini so carefully that we begin to 10 For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the likeness of his Son , that he might be the firstborn among many brothers. And those he predestined, he also calledthose he called f he also justi¬ fied; those he justified, he also glori¬ fied(Romans 8.-29-30) ... more like Christ II That’s what life in the body of Christ is all about: people helping others to become more like Christ. By sharing in fellowship with other Christians, students grow and ma¬ ture in their own lives, experiencing the blessings that result from follow¬ ing Christ’s command to love one People ... another. Opportunities for this kind of sharing are abundant. Whether talk¬ ing and praying with a roommate, attending Sing and Share t or partici¬ pating in various organizations and activities, Christ’s love is shared and fife is enriched. ri A it) K n 12 ntifii. 4 nttui.itanr 3 sir Now the body is not made up of one part but of many If one part suffers, every part suffers with it; if one part is honored, every part re¬ joices with it. Now you are the body of Christ , and each one of you is part of it. (ICos inthians 12:14,26-27) 13 Allen ' s Cure For Depression The Causes and Cures of Colle¬ giate Depression ' Discipleship in Dating ' and Rock, Stock , and Bar¬ rel were just a few of the titles of Tom Allen ' s seminars during Spiritu¬ al Emphasis Week r Allen urged students and faculty to allow Christ complete control in various areas of their lives , including depression, dat ing t and music , Dur¬ ing the week, many students made decisions to give Christ total lord- ship of their lives Packed-out evening seminars gave students practical guidelines for spiritual growth , Many went to Tom for private counseling , Allen , pastor of Pulpit Ministries at Seven Oaks Alliance Church in British Columbia and a well-traveled evangelist, said that a change oc¬ curred in his own life during the week ; felt the Lord leading me to concentrate more on college minis¬ tries i . The importance of prayer and a per tonal relationship with Chrltt was emphasized by Allen. 2 Freshman Connie Heikes consults Mr. Alien after a morning meeting. 3. Greg Peter¬ son and Joanne Pittman discuss perplexing problems in an interview with Allen. 4. Alien ' s youth and ability to relate to students seemed to captivate the audience. 5. Mr. Allen talks with Dan Larson. (8 Spiritual Emphasis - 5W8e4 Chapel from old to new _ A place of beauty and rever¬ ence. A place where the Northwest¬ ern family could come together dai¬ ly to worship God through the minis¬ try of speakers, music, testimonies and prayer. We got used to planning our schedules around the two chapel sessions necessary to fit our grow¬ ing student body. In the spring, we left the majestic marble and stained glass setting for the exciting pros¬ pect of united worship at Mar ana t ha Hall. One tradition ends t another be¬ gins. Chapel 19 Another Northwestern First Down! The grand day of Homecoming wa ' met with rain and cold tempera¬ tures. However, the weather did not dampen the spirit of the dedicated fans. Amidst the umbrellas f rain¬ coats , and sheets of plastic, dripping students rose to cheer the football team to victory. The crowd left wet and wild with the joy of victory , 30 Homecoming Powderpuff football is every bit as exciting as the other games, J Tim West entertains the alumni and students with some jazz 3. The jazz ensemble brings back memories of yesteryear. 3, Kama Johnson, LeAnn Rev, and Kristi Wheeler escape the rain. S. Faithful fan Jon Duba. 6. Renaissance. 7. Kama Johnson, Miss Northwestern. $. Janell Omodt warms up at a cold and rainy football game. 9. Alum¬ nus Brad Hanson chats with Judy Faffler IQ. Joann Pittman, one of the Oak Ridge Girls and Elvira- . The Eagles make a defensive phy- Homecoming 2! Homecoming 1981 Under the Big Top Student Senate pronounced Homecoming a week to create a Carnival of Memories. The festivi¬ ties , including a concert by Renais¬ sance, a talent show, and a powder puff football game all started with the annual banquet. Coronation differed from the pre¬ vious years by a change in setting. A trumpet herald opened the ceremo¬ ny as the candidates for Miss North¬ western were escorted down the candle-fit aisle of Nazareth Chapel. After the escorts introduced the candidates ; Dr Ericksen announced the students choice — Kama John¬ son, Miss Northwestern 1981. Another Northwestern First Down Fan support played an important role In this year ' s football season. At every home game, one could hear the crowd chanting along with an¬ nouncer Dave Halstengard, And it f s another Northwestern first downl The team began with a slow start with 23 of 50 new to the squad. Sen¬ ior players Jeff Terhark, Greg Mad- son, Mark Wynthein, and Ken Faffler led the Eagles on to post a 5-3-1 re¬ cordl The mighty Eagles finished the season by defeating the previously 22 Football unbeaten Concordia St. Paul team, which placed the two teams in a tie for the TRCC, Upper Midwest Con¬ ference Championship title. Captains of this year ' s team tvere Mark Wynthein, Joe Wilkin, and Ken Faffler ; Row t; J. Connor, J. Sullivan, D. Quebodeaux, L , Johnson, K, Faff ten J. Witkin. M Wynthein, J. Bridges, T. Olson, C. Kadlec, K. Brown. Row 2. O. Bair, M Swanson, S, Hough, M. Hjelle, J. Meeds, M. Under, G. Benitez, S. Davidson, P. Manner, D. Henry, C Bobb, D , Almquist, D. Doc ter. Row 3: P. Eriedrichsen, D. Gustafson, K. Burns, Coach Watke, Coach Pauhon, Coach Reynolds, Coach Boehland. Coach Peters, Coach Nate Balzer, Coach Walters, Coach Wagner, P. Runge, E. Stettin, S . 5ivensoa Row 4; R. Dennison, G, Madson, M, Wiley. C Bull¬ ock, 8. Swanson, D Hubbard, J. Pugleasa, T Peterson, K. Groeneweg, J. Reeves. Row 5 - S. Dutton. R. Umlauf, K. Krieger, E. Johnson. A. Each, D , Sawyers J. Steffens, G, Watke, J, Ter¬ hark, B Taubert. Picture I — Ken Faffler and Jerry Connor share the happiness of success after the last football game of the season. Picture 2—77 Jeff Steffens opens a slot for 34 Mark Wynthein. Striving Together — In Everything To a Northwestern soccer player, working as a team off the field is as vital as working as a team on the field. This year tight teamwork led the team to District finals in the sixth year of the sport ' s existence at Northwestern College, Directed by Coach Dave Olson, the Eagles ended the season with a 10-7 record, A like Gunderson and Doug Gul- branson co captained this year ' s team . HH We had a lot of potential in spite of being a young team,” said junior Garry Lloyd, although at times we had trouble playing up to it” The team had its share of prob¬ lems, but as Peter Reid pointed out r We always seemed to be able to sit down, talk them out, and pray about them. The fans only see one-fourth of what the team really is. The things we learn the field and with eac i other are more important than wins and losses Row I: Tim Korsmo, Cal Anderson, Ben John¬ son, Tony Deach, Steve Konlsiciuk, Max Lin- dahi Athanasios Georgouvelas. Row 2 Jeff Wipf, Dave Abeter, Garry Lloyd r Mike Ca¬ meron, Chris Reagan, Bob Clatterbuck, Tim Grosch, Pavfos Bliatis. Row 3s Coach Dave Ol¬ son, Mrfct. Gunderson, Bob Zimmerman, Jay Gallatin, Doug Gulbranson, Eric Pehie, Thomas Bloomfield, Rick Selin, Peter Reid. Picture 3 — Thomas Bloomfield uses his expertise to ma¬ neuver the ball around his opponent. Picture 4 — Muddy Dave Abeter kicks the bait down field during the Eagle ' s homecoming game. $occer 23 For the seventh straight year the Eagle Cross Country team has cap¬ tured the TRCC Conference Cham¬ pionship. 7 find this year ' s victory more satisfying because I had to virtually rebuild the team from scratch said Coach Farra. With only two return¬ ing team members , the 19SI Eagle runners worked hard to expand the Dynasty tradition at NWC. Doug Huffman led the pack by placing second at the Conference meet Tom Conklin finished fourth. Gene Westberg fifth, and Brad Gab- bert sixth. The team went on to place 12th at the Nationals in Cedar- ville, Ohio , Down through the ages, dynasties rise and fall. Let it be known that in 198L with the NWL Cross Country team flow t Gene Westberg, Chris Hultgren, Tom Conklin, Doug Huffman. Row 2: Greg Spencer , Brad Gabber t, Rob Os ter hind, Coach Farr a, Dave Roby Picture h Greg Spencer — The Gimper ■, Picture 2 Coach Farra — Not tiff after the race. Picture 3; Doug Huffman — Breaking out of meritocracy, Picture 4 ' ■ Tom Conklin — Blimey.” the Dynasty Continues 24 Cross Country Young Team Grows with The Eagle Volleyball team spiked their way to a 14-21 record in the I9SI season. The Eagle women won a six- team Invitational tournament at Hamline early in September, and wrapped up the season with a sec¬ ond place spot in the first regional Christian College tournament held at Trinity College, Illinois. Five players returned from the I9SO season to form the leadership nucleus of the young ' 81 team. Coach Lindman depended on freshmen netters to contribute their skills t rounding ouf the squad. The team ' s common denomina¬ tor was the faith that the players shared ' said junior Barb WalL rr De¬ votions and prayer formed a bond between team members — some- Experience thing that ' s nof found at most state colleges. Row h Joan Peter son, Jody Hetnpel, Carolyn Nordgren, Corinne Steen , Dina Kemnitz. Row 3: Nancy Erickson. Sharon Asplund. Robin tn- gatts, Barb Walt, Coach Kris Smith, Dana Ha- bich. Coach Barb Lindman. Elizabeth Dungan, Joyce Malchow, Joanne Printy, Barb Lentz, Dawn Thiry, Volleyball 25 New Students Debbie Aarhus Den a Ahrens Ruth Aibus Debi Afien Dean Aimquist A dele Anderson Calvin D. Anderson Carlton Anderson Carol Anderson Jane Anderson Jim Anderson Kart Anderson Kristi Anderson Sheryl Anderson Deb Aning Brenda Armstrong 13 New Students Don Arvokl Ken Austin Ronet Bachman Scott Baker Martha Batchelder Jeff Beachy June Beardsley Dinah Begay-Anderson Kevin Bergstrom Deborah Berry Liz Berry Dawne Bever Jody Birkholz Sara Bloomquist New Students 29 I l [ Clyde Babb Lori Bodenner Denise Bodin Keith Bogaert I i t John Bosacker Tom Bovy Susan Braddock Connie Braun Kirsten Broman Gary Brown Dan Bull Kevin Burns Faith Bush Marvin Calf Caroline Canon Lynn Caproon 30 New Student Mary Cecil Craig Cedar Joan Carlson Kevin Carlson Becky Chapman Nathan Cherry Lynnette Christiansen Chris Classen Becky Clatterbuck Bob Clatterbuck Jerry Connor Steve Coombe Jeff Creed Therese Czech Scott Davidson Bonnie Davis New Student s 31 Brad Davis Sandy DcBuhr Kelly Deach Bryan Dobson David Doc ter John Donaldson Steven Dutton Susan East Julie Eck Diane Edwards Scott Eidahl Barb Ekanger Jan Elasky Todd Eliason 32 New Students Kory Eller Bonnie Elliott Keith Ellis Barbara Eimquist Susan Elvig Mark Ericksen Nancy Erickson Rhonda Farrey David Fife Lori Fischer Sue Fluth Jim Frantz Grace Franze Brad Friedlein New Students 33 Valerie Fuchs Tom Fugate Nathan Fultz Brad Gabbert Jay Gallatin Lori Gehrke Ammie Geithman Thanes Georgouvelas Vicky Georgouveias Kim Gerdes Lona Gerdes Ronnie Gifdden Wendy Goldbeck Ann Goodrich Tom Goris Laura Goshey 34 New Student? Alinda Grit man Keith Groeneweg Tim Groseh Dana Habich Jeff Habich Bruce Hamel Ken Hanson Nancy Hanson Rebecca Hanson Sam Hanson Jeff Hare Rhonda Hart Jane Harty Theodore Haug Wendy Hay Vernon Heckman New Student s 35 I I t t I t ' V V t ii a Brett Higgason 36 New Students Heidi Heffern Nancy Hegiund Connie Heikes Dale Helm Patty Heistng Sue Helwig Jody Hempel Tanya Hendrickson Temple Hendrickson Karin Heng Cindy Herrema Cynthia Hess Jonathan Hess Linda Hi man go Jean Htrsch Mark Hjelie Dennis Hochstedler Doyle Hofer Cynthia Hoff Juli Hollrah Bill Holmgren Kathy Holmgren Steve Hough Morgan Houser Lewis Howard Shari Huber Chris Huitgren Barb Hutchins Joanne Ihm New Swdents 37 Robin Ingalls Brad Iverson Tina Jace Jessy Jacob Cindi Jacobs Lori Jacot Chris Johnson Daniel Johnson David Johnson Denita Johnson Jeanne Johnson Katherine Johnson Kay Johnson Laurie Johnson 38 New Students Lisa Johnson Phoebe Johnson Becky Johnson Sandi Jones DeAnn Jorgenson Kerri Joyce Alice Jung Chip Kadlec Mike Kapsner Bonnie Kazeck Pamela Keith Laurie Kelley Dina Kemnitz MaryBeth Kenknight Mark Kennedy Myron Kile New Siudents 39 ■v Kenny King Rachel Klebs Dawn Kfenk Steve Koniszczuk Steve Kosa Suzanne Krause Kelly Krieger Beth Krueger Monica Kruger Jean LaTourelle Eric Langford Beth Larsen Bonni Larsen Marlene Larson Julie Laundervtlle Wendy Lee 40 New Students n Robert Lin Max Lindahl Laurie Linden Annette Linder Denise Lindquist Cindy Lowry Becki Lund Janine Lundgren Jonathan Lunow Scott Lutter Mike Maas Leah Madsen Mary Magnuson Judy Malone New Student$ 4i l l I j J I Bob Marble Alan Marshall Cindy Martin Tim Mayo Rob Mays Linda McAllister Kelvin McCarthy Marcia McClenahan Georgene McCourt Lori McGath Shannon McGuire Jerry Meeds Cheryl Meflema Stanley Merck Syndi Miiby Michele Miller 42 New Students t , Robbyn Miller Lynette Minks Alison Mitchell Lisa Mockenhaupt Danette Morris MaryAnn Morrone Jody Mortenson Bradley Murphey Randy Neighbour Carol Nelson Dan Nelson Debbie Nelson Joe Nelson Patty Nelson New $wdents 4$ Karen Nessly Dawn Neumann Jeff New berg Julie Niemann Carolyn Nordgren Scott Norling Marie Ohman Karen Olsen Joy Olson Lisa Olson Todd Olson Trevor Olson Cathy Otis Kathy Out son Terry I Overpeck Sandi Owens J4 New Students Steve T Pickard Julie Potthoff John Pug leas a Dave Quebodeaux Nancy Rate he Denise Readel L hr is Reagan Dan Reasor Heidi Reid Laurie Reid Connie Reinbold Sally Resh Pat Richmond Kevin Rients 46 New Student? Dave Roby Sherri Roller Richard Rons Vicki Roy Steve Ryberg Jeff Sanderson Heidi Sandstrom Audrey Sasiela Jane Jon Schieifer Matt Schulenberg Brenda Schwoch Gloria Selin Pamela Sentman New Students- 47 f i A James Shea Lola Shuey Julie Sias Natalie Stebken Susan Smallidge J. Mike Smith Scott Smith Mike Snyder Ryan Soderstrom Peter Sorenson Keith Spading Greg Spencer Jill Spilde Joy Sprunk Norman Stanley Cheryl Steege 48 New Students Corinne Steen Timothy Stevens David St rope Gwen Sunde Jon Swanson Matthew Swanson Debbie Swenson Dawn Thiry Daryi Timmer Tim Tosch Darla Trulson Sherri Truman Steve Tschetter Rodd Umlauf Renee VanGeest Gay Vogel New Students 49 Leah walburg Susan Wald John Walker Brenda Walter Wayne Watkins Sarah Watts Faye Webskowski Beth Welander Sharon Weller Kevin Westlund 50 New Students J Lynn Whiting Tamra Wtechmann Diane Willett Julie Willett Roberta Winter Jeff Wipf Jim Wipf Suzanne Woetzel Gate Woods Frank Wymore Janet Yeats David Yoder - _ V New Student s 5t Sno-Daze! Looking back at Sno-Daze we alt remember the snowball eating con¬ tests, and best dressed Minnesotan t and . But do we remember the 200 plus high school students that infil¬ trated our campus for those few short days? We had them in our rooms and interrupting our studies, yet somehow they seemed to put new life back into us by forcing us to remember how it was when we were in high school. How can we forget the Cruz Family who put on a terrific concert for us that weekend? it was the last concert that would be held in tiny Riley Gym ,,. but next year 54 Snow-Daze The students of Northwestern were given a refreshing break from the long, cold winter by the Winter one-act plays t Antic Spring and The Ugly Duckling These plays brought a smile to many winter weather-beaten faces. Antic Spring reminded the stu¬ dents of the approaching season when a time of iove r picnics, and ants would soon return , The Ugly Duckling 1 a Cinderella type story, gave hope to the many single, lonely, and beautiful girts at Northwestern that even they may someday have a chance at a hand¬ some prince. 9 7. tori Fisher and Mark Johnson sitting down for a lit tie chat 1 8. Denit a Johnson and Duane Peterson talk a few things over. 9 , tarry Johnson looking realty sharp. tO : Is any¬ body around? ti The dashing, debonair Todd Erstgaad holding the leading lady Shelia Kroner, Winter Plays 55 Cagers Take Conference Again The 1981-83 Eagle Cagers came on strong in the second half of the sea¬ son. Led by three Twin River All- Conference performersi Brian Mill¬ er r Scott Anderson , Paul Hubbard, the Northwestern Eagles won their third consecutive conference cham¬ pionship The team continued their fine late season play in the tourna¬ ments. The Eagles kept moving ahead right up to second place at the National Christian College Athletic Association Division II Tournament where they fell in the championship game to the host college, Baptist Bi¬ ble of Missouri, 55-50. Point guard , Scott Anderson was chosen as the Most Valuable Player of the tourna¬ ment. Senior guard. Brian Miller won the Murchison A ward , which is present¬ ed to the outstanding Christian Bas¬ ketball Player of the Nation. The award is based on basketball ability, scholastic achievement t leadership f and Christian commitment. t. Jon Holm taking the ball to the hoop. 1 Scott Anderson drives to the bucket and an¬ other ru ' d points ♦ 3. Paul Hubbard tooks to make a good pass. 4. Brian Milter unload an¬ other long-range shot ♦ Women ' s Basketball 5. Pena Sorensen looks for a way out of traf¬ fic. 6 Joyce Male how aims her shot , 7. Ann Goodrich looks to pass to a team mate. 8: Bonita Opland looks to the point. Women ' s Basketball 57 Mat men Pin First Conference Title 58 Wrestling A new awakening came to North¬ western wrestling this year. Fans turned out for and gave the team its best support ever. Proving their skill the Eagle matmen came up with their first conference champion¬ ship. Under the guiding light of Coach Bruce Bulman. the wrestlers overcame at times tremendous odds and beat their opponents. With many of the wrestlers returning, the Eagles have the capability of a re¬ peat performance next year. Outstanding performances were given by the whole team! Way to go Eaglesl The Screamin ' Eagles t. back row — Rob Umlauf, Robert Hansen. Brian Fugleberg. Coach Bruce Bufmam front row — Brad Iverson, Jim Hanson. Brian An¬ derson. 2 Catfish coming through under pressure. 3. Dave Abeier checks his opponent. 4 ♦ Setting up for the score. Hockey 59 Concert Band i i The Northwestern Band worked hard preparing to minister to six¬ teen audiences during the 1981-82 school year. Director Doc 0 (Da¬ vid Osterlund) demanded high qual¬ ity performance and stressed spiri¬ tual priorities. Spring tour highlight¬ ed the year with concerts scattered throughout northern Minnesota, Winnepeg, South Dakota, southern Minnesota and the homecoming concert in downtown Minneapolis. Throughout the year prayer and devotions were a vital part of re¬ hearsals. These habits became an important and memorable part of tour. If a member was sick , or ner¬ vous about a solo, or perhaps had family members in the audience t the band prayed together about the need. God unified the band through prayer concerns, said one member. The theme f God ' s Love was effec¬ tively portrayed to the audiences because they His love in action within their own group. The year ended with a light heart¬ ed Mighty Lips of Fire pops con¬ cert, using the theme idea of the Academy Award winning movie Chariots of Fire. 2 60 Concert Band J I i i I. An excerpt from Mighty Lips of Fire. 2. Concert Band 3. Brad Murphy. Marybeth Kenknight, and Tim Mayo bringing a message to their audience. 4. Nancy Heglund rehears¬ ing for a concert. 5. Concert Choir 5 Concert Choir 6i Concert Choir 62 Male Chorus Male Chorus The Northwestern College Male Chorus emphasizes a ministry of music in churches besides special concert preparation , During the year the male chorus participated in Harvest Sound, Christmas concerts and a chapel service. The ministry with local churches included churches within a radius of 200 miles. This year the Chorus went to Northern Iowa and southwest Min¬ nesota. Spring Break Tour included programs each night and two week¬ ends to Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois. The tour included 14 pro¬ grams in 10 days to churches and Christian High Schools. Under the direction of Cheryl Henry , the Women ' s Vocal and Handbell Ensemble worked diligent¬ ly in order to perform their best for the Lord. The daily rehearsals were packed with hard work, devotions , praise and prayer f drawing them closer to the Lord and each other . Two weekend retreats gave the women a chance to get to know each other by sharing and ministering to one another , playing games r partici¬ pating in sports, and of course work¬ ing on music . Spring break and weekend tours gave the women a chance to share music and testimony with audiences throughout Minnesota , Nebraska, and South Dakota. Loving host fam¬ ilies, sightseeing in God ' s Country, and just being together made this year unforgettable. Said one member , 1982 taught us what a commitment is all about Learning how one ' s decisions, atti¬ tudes and reactions can affect oth¬ ers was truly a growing experience. In everything f we grew closer to the Lord and to each other r Women ' s Vocal Ensemble Women’s Ensemble 63 Rhapsody in Praise II . Advent — standing; Mark Dumdei, Sonya Gilbertson, Larry Cartsom seated — Joann Pittman , and Paul Williams. 2. Adoration — back row; Cheryl Henry, Renee Johnson , Lyn- nette Christiansen; seated — Maybeth Chris¬ tenson , Patricia Christiansen, and Julie Greener. 3. Abundant Joy — left ft? right; Marybeth Kenknight, Bob Nelson, Nannette Resetand t Tim West, Mary Jo Hanlon Nancy Johnson En$embler 65 Ensembles Carpenter ' s Workshop The Carpenters workshop has become a household word here at NWC - This drama troupe has in the past toured area churches, the whole of the United States and has gone to the British Isles, This year the Carpenter ' s Workshop players are taking their longest tour in their history. During spring quarter they will have toured the United States and this summer will go to Scandina¬ via and minister to the people there This wili be CW f s fast year touring for North western College Mike Gray t their director , will be taking them into a full-time ministry and full-time travel. We wish them God ' s blessing as they enter into this min¬ istry 66 Carpenter’s Workshop L Sharon Me Cullough looks on a $ Lori Nodolf expresses herself, 2 Tim consoles Check 3. Carpenter ' s Workshop, from left to right ? Jim Larson, Dave Roby. Denira Johnson. Lori No¬ dolf. Sharon Me Cullough, Tim Overweg, Tim Tosch. and Chert NtebelL 4, wt A,C, ' Adminis¬ trative Counsel of Northwestern ' s student bodyt Renae 8rekke — secretary, Steve Clark — Communications Director. Todd Wallace — Community Life Director. Dave Jensen — President. Kart Carlson — Social Activities Director, Doug Huffman — Vice-President. 5. An NWSA activity, 6. Student Senate, back row — Brian Anderson, John Duba, Bob Ator- ble t Greg Peterson. Gary Moen. middle row — Sue Miller, Nancy Heglund, John Ter hark. Doug Huffman, Peter Sorenson, Darrell John - son. front row — Sieve Clark t ReNae Brekke, Todd Wallace , Kari Carlson. Dave lensen. 5 NWSA 67 Student Association Eagle Scroll r Both the Eagle and Scroll staffs have attempted to produce fine pub¬ lications for Northwestern College. I Scroll. back to front- Natalie Siebken, Rober¬ ta Groeneweg, Kathy Holmgren. Jim Frantz t Sara Gilliland, Sheila Peterson, Gloria Wray, Jim Jackson. Sandy Kimball. Kevin White 2 Eagle, left to righti Marlene Anderson Brian Tanning, Jan Butler Karleen Smith, Mark Kramer, Sue Cedar ! 68 Pubfleaf Ions Student radio station WVOE r the Voice of the Eagle, ” can be heard in the morning when getting ready for school or in the evening while relax¬ ing or studying 3. VOE managing staff: Rick Sefin ( Sven ), Brian Carey, Kent Bohon, Mike Oxiey 4 , Rick broadcasts UPi news. 5. Morning Walk Timed? Too earlyf 6 . Dan searching for a per ‘ feet WVOB 69 Radio 54 — WVOE SMF The Student Missionary Fellow¬ ship (also known as Global Out¬ reach) is a service to support any Northwestern student who has a burden to serve as a missionary , whether on this continent or over¬ seas. Global Outreach has seen the beginning of the fulfillment of many goals. A few of these goals include: to be more well-known, to be able to support more people , and to set a new attitude towards missions in the minds of the students. Missions isn ' t an option ' says president Bob Roby. We all must be missionaries whether it is at home or abroad (Matthew 23:18-20) 70 SMF Rotaract isn ' t just a dub. The members participate in community services, raising support for a for¬ eign child, and broadening students ' vocational insight. As a community service t Rotaract has helped the elderly with various chores such as raking leaves in the fall and spring clean-up . This year Rotaract is supporting , through money and prayer, a 12-year-old Rwandan boy names Jean Mushinzi- mana that they have sponsored through Compassion t Inc. Guest speakers , discussions, and special tours give Rotaract members an idea of what it would be like to work in many different professions , Student summer missionaries share their ministries with the student body at the dos¬ ing chapel service of the yeart 2 Prayer for worldwide missions is a vital part of SMFs ministries. 3. Those famous Friday offerings — our chance to share God ' s blessings to us with others w it? will serve Him in missions. 4. Bob Roby, president of SMF, leads the student body in prayer for the summer missionaries at the commissioning chapel. 5. Rotaract sponsored child, Jean Mushinzimana. 6. Row I. Gene Frame, Terryl Overpeck, Faye Webs- kowski, Row 2 Tanya Hendrickson, Temple Hendrickson, Lowell Peterson, AI Carr, Myron Kile P Row 3. Linda Paetznick, Ann Swanson, LeAnn Shepherd, Kristy Wheeler. Rot a r act 71 Rotaract in Action Continuing 5 Returning Students David Abeler Marcia Almberg Brian Anderson Bruce Anderson John Anderson Mark Anderson Mariene Anderson Melody Anderson Scott Anderson Kent Applegate Sharon Asplund Camille Athnos Darla Avery David Bair Robert Barmore Brenda Barron 7 4 Re turning Students Clarence Boomgaarden Valerie Bowman Carol Boyd David Braun ReNae Brekke Stacy Burriss Janell Butler Bryan Carey Kars Carlson Larry Carlson Tammy Carlson Alan Carr Susan Cedar Siobhan Chambers Mark Chase Mabeth Christenson 76 Returning Students Patricia Christiansen Andrew Clark Stephen Clark Tom Conklin Mar a lee Cory Susan Dan Leonard Davis Robert De Young Anthony Deach John Deedrick Jodi Deef Calvin Dirks Bob Distad Susan Doring Julie Eastep Deborah Elliott Returning Students 77 Cheryl Enderlein Steven Enderlein Patty Eng Kathy Engstrom Nancy Engstrom Kelley Erickson Todd Ertsgaard David Ewing Ken Eaffler Nancy Eaffler Steve Fischer Tamara Flesner Norma Foiles Julie Fowler Gary Frederickson Teri Fredrickson Pete Friedrichsen Jayne Friesema Kevin Friesen Kelly Fruth 78 fteturning Students Brian Fugleberg Glenn Geithman Deborah Gifford Lisa Gilbertson Sonya Gilbertson Sara Gilliland Gary Gislason Brian Goldenman Diane Granger Julie Greener Roberta Groeneweg Doug Gulbranson David Gustafson Gwen Haagenson Mary Jo Hanlon Annette Hansen Reluming Students 79 Caroline Hansen Janet Hansen Robert Hansen Robin Hansen Ann Hanson Jim Hanson Mark Hanson Stephen Hazel Jeanne Hedlund David Henry Beth Herrington lan Hewitson Jon Holm Cheryl Hoite Doug Hoite Jonna Hoizworth SO Returning Students Michelle Homa Dan Hormig Ken Horner Dan Hubbard Paul Hubbard Doug Huffman Jim Jackson Debbie Jacot Dave Jensen Barb Johnson Ben Johnson Brad Johnson Cindy Johnson Dan Johnson Devon Johnson Eric Johnson Returning $tudents Si Mary Krahn Kevin Krieger Darcy Laitinert Tom Larsen Brenda Larson Dan Larson Glen Larson Layne Lechner Barb Lentz Jean Leuthner Tom Lewis Joel Lilyquist Mark Linder Marlene Lindquist Tim Link Dan Lively Returning Studenrs $S f Bill Marsh Paul Mattner John Maxwell Sharon McCullough 84 Returning Students David Madison Chris Maher Joyce Maichow Paul Mansour Deidre Meyer Brian Miller Garry Lloyd Kevin Loecken Gerald Ludens Randy Lush Ray Miller Sue Miller m ■ ' JWPr • Jeff Moser Roland Mossberg Dave Myers Scott Nagel Scott Nauman Becky Neal Teresa Neby Bob Nelson Cheri Niebell tori Nodolf Lonna Nor berg Eugene Nordin Jeff Noyed Matt Olmstead Jim Olson Kari Olson Returning Students $5 Kati Olson Len Olson JaneII Omodt Bonita Opland Robert Osterlund Tim Overweg Donna Ovington Vicky Pavlis Marcia Pederson Dan Peterson Duane Peterson Greg Peterson Joan Peterson Michael Peterson Sheila Peterson Jeff Pickard S6 fteturning Student r Jon Reutter Vickie Reynolds Alice Rhines David Richter Jill Robinson Tim Robinson Laurie Ross Doug Rout ledge Lori Pollard Joanne Printy Ch arles Ra icf j er f Kim Randle Doug Ranney Peter Reid Nannette Reseland LeAnn Reu Peter Runge Melody Sawyer Kent Schmidt Scott Schorr Returning Students 8 7 Beth Schroder Mike Schwartz Lincite Scott Mike Scott Sue Screnock Rick Selin Marcia Severson Diane Shea Lee Ann Shepherd Ann Simengaard Steve Sjoberg Karieen Smith Laurie Smith Sue Solstad Dena Sorenson Tim Spar SS Returning Students Roxanne White Margaret Wild Mike Wiley Joe Wilkin Wendy Wilson Shari tee Witt Gloria Wray Mark Wynthein Deborah Young Charles Zellie Robert Zimmermann i Returning Student s 9t MARANATHAl On February 19, 1982, the North¬ western student body, faculty, and staff were privileged to dedicate the Marantha Hall Totino Fine Center for the Lord ' s honor and glo¬ ry- All who were in attendance that day felt the power of God on our campus, I. Benefactor Rose Torino visits with guests on Dedication Day. 1 Students prayerfully dedicate Mananatha Hall Totino Fine Arts Center. 94 Dedication Fiddler on the Roof Father, remind us always of the purpose of our work , We pray that Your message will be made dear through this production. Use us. Fa¬ ther, and we know that all the glory belongs to You . This was the daily prayer of director Mike Gray t the cast, and crew of Fiddler on the Roof, and after each performance we praised God together in a prayer circle because His message did shine through each character. God ' s love through one man can change his world , but only if that man ' s love for God is greater than any other love, even the love for his favorite child. Tradition! Ahh ... i It can be bent. But a man who allows his faith to be bent will break. Tevyas faith, though tested severely t was immov¬ able . 3. Tradition! 4. The Sorts! 5. “Fiddler cast listens intently as Mike Gray directs. 6, Tevya ponders his faith. Fiddler” 95 Track Men and Womens track is an up and coming sport at Northwestern Coach Jim Smith has worked hard with determined athletes to im¬ prove their speed and skill in each event. Being an avid runner himself. Coach Smith can easily identify with the athletes he coaches. These teams cannot boast of a conference championship t nor even of a national title , But, when looking deepen we see that each team mem¬ ber has either established a new school record or achieved a personal best That ' s Northwestern style! Outstanding performances were turned in by John Ellison, Doug Huff¬ man f Tom Conklin t Kurt t arr Batavia, Barb Walk and Julie Eck. 96 Track Barb waif dears another hurdle on her way to victory, 4 ♦ Giving 200 percent If Track 97 NW Stylel L Tom Conklin sores tike an Eagle in clearing the high jump. 2. Coach Jim Smith gives in¬ struction to an injured athlete. 3. An intent the Swinging Eagles The Northwestern Baseball Team for the fifth consecutive year fin¬ ished in second place in the TRCC. Highlights of the season were dou¬ bleheader victories over Concordia 11-7 and 16-13 as the Eagles smashed six homeruns and twenty-eight base hits and the seasons final games, a twin victory over Mount Senario 3-0 and 4-1 behind the excellent pitching of Joe Sullivan and Paul Hubbard. Marty Walter , senior catcher , was the Most Valuable Player. Marty Walter, Dan Peterson , and Paul Hub¬ bard were named to the All-Confer¬ ence Team, Only three seniors graduated this year , thus the S3 squad should again be in the running for the elusive crown I. Scott Davidson watts to wake a play at sec¬ ond base. J. The ever ready Micky Peterson fields the bail to make the play for the Eagles, 3. Marty Walter, catcher „ has an opponent in the “hot box4 Bill Date , relief pitcher, working on an opposing batter. Baseball Women ' s Softball Coached by DelRoy Johnson and Barbara iindman, the Women ' s Soft- ball Team won the Boca Raton and Northwestern Invitational Tourna¬ ments. For the first time in 10 years f the Softball Team won 20 games t fin¬ ishing the season with a record of 20-Q-L Womens Softball 99 Spring tOJ Getting Together Uj P H= Uj O K- Graduates If we are only humble enough, we may depend on being shown our way.” James Denney Jeremiah 29.11-13 Kathryn Abrahamson Bib. Cert . Tim. 6:12 Jane Andersen Bib. Cert. Prov . 3:5,6 Alan J. Anderson B.S. Business Ed, I Chron, 28:20 Calvin J. Anderson AA VB Bus. Mgt. Romans LI6 k Karen Barbour BA. Minislries Missions Gal. 2.20 Harold Baumchen B.A. Social Science Josh . 1:9 fiV Graduates Cheri Becker AA VB Secretarial Judy Bergstrom AA VB Commercial Graphic Arrs Psalm 16:8$ Joni Behrendt BA. Ministries C.E. Julie Boms tad BA. Music Margaret Bloomquist BA. Ministries Jeremiah 9:23,24 L isa Berwaid AA VB Bus. Admin. Phil. 1:6 Robert C Bowen BS, Music Ed. Psalm 150:5,6 Tammy Berdahl Bib. Cert. Gal. 2.-20 Jodi Lynn Bisdorf Bib. Cert. Prov. 3:5 t 6 Graduates t05 Patricia Bright BA ♦ Ministries Dent, 3h8 Fern Joyce Christenson Bib. Cert . Phil 1:21 Kenneth R. Dafbey BA. Ministries C.E. Romans 5:8 Michael Cameron BA Christian Ed. Col 1:10 Kelly Crawford AAVB Bus. Admin. William Lloyd Dale III BA. Ministries C.E. Romans 8.-28 Vickie Carlson AAVB Bus. Acct. Eph. 4:32 Debra J. Crippen AAVB Bus. Admin Celeste A , Doran Bib f Cert . Phil 4.13 t06 Gra tuate Jon M. Duba BA . Ministries Psalm 37:3-5 Judy A nn Fa f Her Bib Ce rt Romans 8:38,39 Keith Gartman Bib. Cert. Marcia Glazier BA. Ministries C.E. $ Rec. Heb. I2J Sue Glewwe AA VB General Bus . Cor. I3J Stephanie Gould AAB Phys. Ed. Psalm 23 Michael Gunderson BA. M inis tries C E. II Chron. 5J5 David Allen Hayes BA. Ministries Soc. Science Psalm 119:165 Kelly Lynn Hemmen AA VB Gen. Secretarial Psalm 27:14 Gr3tiuate$ i07 Charles Hokanson Bib. Cert. Kay Elizabeth Jentoft AAVB Gen ♦ Secretarial Eccle. 12:1 Denise Homa Bib. Cert. Jeffery Keith Huber 8.5, Music Ed. Psalm 73:25,26 Gregory Jesser BA, Minisrries Pre-sem. — Soc, Set , Gregory Johnson BA. Ministries Soc. Science Psalm I27J Kama Rae Johnson AA VB Secretarial Isaiah 40:31 Kevin Johnson Bib. Cert Joy Juliot AAB Legal Secretarial Romans 12:2 lOS Graduates Gary Keeler BA. Ministries Missions Romans I0:9-H Timothy Korsmo AAVB Commercial Graphic Arts Sue Ktieper AA VB Commercial Graphic Arts Psalm 421,2 Janice Kay Knight BA. Ministries II Con 214-15 Brian Kramer BA, Written Comm. Heb, 12:1-3 Carolyn J. Larson AAVB Legal Secretarial Paul F. Knight Bib. Cert. Prov. 3:5,6 Mark Kremer BA, Ministries Pre-sem , — Soc, Sci. II Cor. 12:9,10 James Larson BA. Ministries Pre-sem — Music Prov. !S:22 Graduates iQ9 Jeffrey i. temp BA. Ministries Phil 4J9 Dale Lewis A A VB Commercial Graphic Arts Thomas E, Lopez BA. Ministries Bus . I John L9 Dalisay A. Lentz BA. Physical Ed. Philippians Debra Lentz 8S. Elem. Ed. Psalm 139:9,10 Mark L indahl BA. Soc. Science Romans S Lorraine Renee Lunow Bib. Cert. Deut. 3h8 Jonathan Rey Lindquist B.A. Soc. Science Phil. 3:12-14 Gordon L Magee B.A. Ministries Josh. 24:15 ffO Graduates Micki Malone BA, Church Music C,E, Chron. 26.18 Julie Ann Moulton Bib. Cert. Phil, 4S-8 Deborah Netzloff Bib . Cerf. P 7 . 4 S Den Ve McGuire AA VB Secretarial Lam. 3:22,23 Gary Nelson B.S. Bus. Admin. Prov. 2U9 Tim Newton BA. Ministries Bu Ministries Bus. Heb, 12:11 S .,v A ' Mark G. Moss BA. Ministries Broadcasting James 4:15 Paula Colleen Nelson Bib, Cert. II Chron, 20.17 Gene Ohman BA. Ministries Pre sem. — Soc. Sci James 546 Graduates tfl 1 S k Clifford Olson Sib. Cert. Psalm 145 Joann Pittman BA. Sac. Science Robert Clarke Roby BA. Minis tries Pre-sem. Gal. 2:20 Jim Ornell B.S. Bus. Admin. Acct, Phil h20 Lowell G. Peterson B.S. Bus. Admin. Romans 12:3 Arlene Pyche B.S. Bus. Ed. II Cor. 2:14 John V. Ruef B.S. Bus. Admin. John 3:16 Carolyn Reseland AA V8 Broadcasting I John 4:16 Rodney Sahr Bib. Cert. fi2 Graduaies Riff Schnittker BA. Mini$tries C.E. Phil. 4A-9 Peter Theophile Siemens BA. Ministries Broadcasting Phil 443 Charles Sorlie BA, Ministries C.E. Linda Caryn Schwartz BA, Soc , Science Isaiah 26.3 Cindy Smith BA. Ministries C.E. S Rec Matt. 7:25-34 Gregory John Stafki BA. Ministries Pre-sem. Prov. 3.5 1 6 Laura Elaine Slierrard AAVB Commercial Graphic Arts Matt, 6:33 Marianne Cathyrn Sonneman AAVB Legal Secretarial Phil 243-15 Ann Swanson Bib . Cert. Phil 4S-7 Graduate$ i 3 Denise Winter BA. Ministries C.E, Gal 2:20 Anita Zurn AA VB Commercial Art Phil 4J3 114 Graduates Rick L Watke BS. Physical Ed. Phil 4.19 Rebecca S. Thompson AAVB Bus. Acct , Christopher Mark Tjornhom B.S. Bus Admin. ! Peter 5:6-11 Sue Taylor AAVB Business Acct. Jeffrey Ter hark B.S , Bus , Admin. Deut, 14: Michelle M. Thiry Bib. Cert. Bol 2 J Not Pictured John Anderson B.S. Business Nathan RBalzer Paula Blumke B.S. Phys . Ed. Coaching Cert. Bib. Cert , J;5,6 Psa m JQ Darby Car son Dav d Cond Yf St sa ? Fast B.S. Phys. Ed. BA. Ministries Broadcasting Bib. Cert , Co , AJ409 Groenewe Beth Herrington Mark L Houvenagle BA. Written Comm. Journalism 8.A Soc. Science BA. Ministries Speech. Drama I Sam. 2.-30 Cindy Johnson BA. Soc. Science Gerald Keller BA. Ministries C.E. Carol Lynn Larson AAVB Medical Sec. Gregory Mad son Bib. Cert , Brent Mullock Bib. Cert. Pamela Nielsen B.S. Music Matt. 6:33 Gait Ogren Bib. Cert , Eph. I.ISJ9 Kan Olson BA. Soc. Science Michael Oxley BA. Ministries Broadcasting Phil. 3:7 14 Daniel Peterson B.S. Bus , Admin. Jonathan Pilch B.A. Ministries Missions Todd Reed B.A. Ministries Bus. Prov. 3:5,6 Jill Robinson BA. Music Richard Selin, Jr. AAVB Broadcasting Lee Ann Shepherd B.S. Bus. Admin. Phil. 4:4-13 Thomas St. Germain BA. Soc. Science Nancy J. Teubner BA. Ministries C.E. Psalm 32:S Kristy Wheeler B.S. Bus. Admin , Keith Wood BA. Ministries Music Kurt Ziehlke BA. Ministries Graduates H5 V ™ re o 2 S2 fcacfc raw — Define KfcGu re. Karen ftarfeai r, Kama Ja infarr, Jim Jackson, Ann Hanson, Bri¬ an Tanning j middle row — Me ody Amfersan, £ac r Kasjf, Wenc y UPi ion, Paula Nelson, Sue Miller, Sandy Kimballt from row — Jon Holm, Cary Keller, Ray Miller. Mike Scott, Peter Reid RAW 117 ImT Presidents Dr. William B. Berntsen President Dr. Donald Ericksen Executive Vice-President Harold Ail ford Vice-President for Business Affairs Gene Kordtck Vice-President for Public Affairs Kurian Purayil Senior Vice-President for Development Dr David Ondercin Vice-President for Academic Affairs Deans Dwight Gunberg Dean of Students Wayne Benedict Dean of Men Verna Halvorsen Dean of Women IIS A dm in istra t ion Ralph Anderson Director of Afumni Dr. Donald Lindahl Director of Admissions Paul Ramseyer Director of Radio Network John White Director of Special Events Dr, Kyle Wilson Director of Christian Ministries and Placement Jerry Beilby Media Services Eileen Bernstson Registrar Mary Lou Hovda Head Librarian A dm in it t ra t ion U9 Faculty Don Albright Math, Chemistry William BeVier Bible Kathleen Black English Melvin Boehland Physical Education Mary Chamberlain Music David Clatterbuck Christian Education Walter Dunnett Bible Richard Edstrom Music Lynn Erickson Music Ted Farcasin Business Stephen Farra Psychology Bonne vie ve Fenton Music Richard Gild Business Michael Gray Drama Sally Harris English Cheryl Henry Music IXV Faculty wm Douglas Reader Music Dennis Schroeder Secretariat Dr. Willard Scofield Journalism Dr . Jack Smith Bible Dr. David Sperry Sociology Richard Trema ine Speech Mahlon Waller Mathematics Linda Wendler English DJ Facuity w . Socorro Woodbury Spanish BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. William B. Berntsen David R. Grosz Mel Johnson Richard Gunderson Wallace E. Berg Harris H. Hanson Ivar Blomberg James T. Knutson Harold L Bronson George R. Mellin Wesley H. Burnham, M.D. Paul Sent man Arlow W. Carey Eldon Sorensen Robert Cutshall Jay G. Sudenga Harold R. Eaves Paul G. Waite Dr. Donald O. Ericksen George M. Wilson Tru$reer D3 Index Debra Aarhus 28 David Abeler 23, 74 Kathryn Abrahamson 104 Dena Ahrens 28 Ruth Albus 28 Debt Allen 28 Marc re Atmberg 74 Dean Almquist 22. 28 Jane Andersen 104 Adele Anderson 28 Alan Anderson KM Brian Anderson 74 Bruce Anderson 74 Calvin D . Anderson 28 Calvin J. Anderson 104 Carlton Anderson 28 Carol Anderson 28 James Anderson 28 Jane Anderson 28 John Anderson 74 Kari Anderson 28 Kristi Anderson 28 Mark Mark Anderson 74 Marlene Anderson 74 Melody Anderson 74 Scott Anderson 74 Sheryl Anderson 28 Deborah Aning 28 Kent Applegate 74 Brenda Armstrong 28 Donald Arvold 29 Sharon Aspiund 74 Camille Athnos 74 Kenneth Austin 29 Darla A very 74 Ronet Bachman 29 David Bair 22, 74 Scott Baker 29 Karen Barbour 104 Robert Bar more 74 Brenda Barron 74 Boyd Bar win, Jr 75 Martha Batchelder 29 Harold Baumchen i04 Jeffrey Beachy 29 June Beardsley 29 Cheri Becker H25 Sheila Beebe 75 Dinah Begay-Anderson 29 Joni Behrendr t05 Carolyn Belanger 75 Gonzalo Benitez 22 Gary Gennett 75 Randy Bennett 75 Carmen Bennyhoff 75 Todd Benson 75 Tammy Berdahl (05 Kevin Bergstrom 29 Deborah Berry 29 Elizabeth Berry 29 Lisa Berwald 105 Dawne Sever 29 Jody Birkholz 29 Eric Birky 75 Jodi Bisdorf 105 Lyndon Bieeker 75 Pavlos Bliatis 23 Thomas Bloomfield 23, 75 Margaret Bhomquist 105 Sara Bhomquist 29 Clyde Bobb 22, 30 Lori Bodenner 30 Denise Bodin 30 Keith Bogaert 30 James Bofine 75 Kent Bolson 75 William Bolt 75 Jill Boms tad 75 Julie Bomstad t05 Clarence Boomgaarden 76 John Bosacker 30 Thomas Bovy 30 Robert Bowen 105 Valerie Bowman 76 Carol Boyd 76 Susan Braddock 30 Connie Braun 30 David Braun 76 ReNae Brekke 76 James Bridges 22 Patricia Bright 106 Kirsten Broman 30 Gary Brown 30 Kevin Brown 22 Dan Bull 30 Charles Bullock 22 Kevin Burns 22, 30 Stacy Burriss 76 Faith Bush 30 Janeil Butler 76 Marvin Call 30 Michael Cameron 23, 106 Caroline Canon 30 Lynn Caproon 30 Bryan Carey 76 Joan Carlson 31 Kari Carlson 76 Kevin Carlson 31 Larry Carlson 76 Lynn Carlson 30 Tamara Carlson 76 Vickie Carlson 106 Alan Carr 16 Mary Cecil 31 Craig Cedar 31 Susane Cedar 76 Siobhan Chambers 76 Rebecca Chapman 31 Mark Chase 76 Nathan Cherry 3t Fern Christenson i06 Mabeth Christenson 76 Lynnette Christiansen 31 Patricia Christiansen 77 Andrew dark 77 Stephen Clark 77 Chris Classen 31 Becky Clatterbuck 31 Robert Clatterbuck 23, 31 Thomas Conklin 77 Jerome Connor 22, 31 Steven Combe 31 Mar alee Cory 71 Kelly Crawford 106 Jeffrey Creed 31 Debra Crippen t06 Therese Czech 31 Kenneth Dafbey 106 William Dale 106 Susan Dau 77 Scott Davidson 22, 31 Bonnie Davis 31 Bradley Davis 32 Leonard Davis 77 Sandra DeBuhr 32 Robert De Young 77 Anthony Deach 23, 71 Kelly Deach 32 John Deedrick 77 Jodi Deef 77 Randy Dennison 22 Calvin Dirks 77 Robert D is tad 77 Bryan Dobson 32 Da vid Doc ter 22, 32 John Donaldson 32 Celeste Doran 106 Susan Doming 17 Jon Duba t07 Steve Dutton 32 Susan East 32 Julie Eastep 77 Julie Eck 32 Diane Edwards 32 Scott Eidahl 32 Barbara Ekanger 32 Jan Elasky 32 Todd Elia son 32 Kory Eller 33 Bonnie Elliott 33 Deborah Elliott 77 Keith Ellis 33 Barbara Elmquist 33 Susan Flvig 33 Cheryl Enderlein 78 Steven Enderlein 78 Patricia Eng 78 Kathryn Engstrom 78 Nancy Engstrom 78 Mark Ericksen 33 Kelley Erickson 78 Nancy Erickson 33 Todd Ertsgaard 78 David Ewing 78 Andrew Faeh 22 Judy Faffler 21,107 Kenneth Faffler 22, 78 Nancy faffler 78 Rhonda Farrey 33 David Fife 33 Lori Fischer 33 Steven Fischer 78 Tamara Flesner 78 Susan Fluth 33 Norma Foites 78 Juiie Fowler 78 James Frantz 33 Grace Frame 33 Gary Frederickson 78 Teri Frederickson 78 Bradley Friedfein 33 Matthew Friedrichsen 22, 18 Jayne Friesema 78 Kevin Triesen 78 Karen Fruth 78 Valerie Fuchs 34 Thomas Fugate 34 Brian Fugleberg 79 Nathan Fultz 34 Bradley Gabbert 34 James Gallatin 23, 34 Keith Gartman 107 Lori Gehrke 34 Ammie Geithman 34 Glenn Geithman 79 Thanos Georgouvelas 23, 34 Victoria Georgouvelas 34 Kim Gerdes 34 Lona Gerdes 34 Deborah Gifford 79 Lisa Gilbertson 79 Sonya Gilbertson 79 Sara Gif!Hand 79 Gary Gislason 79 Marcia Glazier 107 Sue Gfewwe IQ? Ronald Glidden 34 Wendy Goldbeck 34 Brian Gotdenman 79 Ann Goodrich 34 Thomas Goris 34 Laura Goshey 34 Stephanie Gould 107 Diane Granger 79 Julie Greener 79 Alinda Grit man 35 Keith Groeneweg 22, 35 Roberta Groeneweg 79 Timothy Grosch 23. 35 Doug Gulbranson 23. 79 Michael Gunderson 23, 107 David Gustafson 22, 79 (jrtren Haagenson 79 Dana Habich 35 Donn Habich 35 Bruce Hamel 35 Mary Jo Hanlon 79 Annette Hansen 79 Caroline HanserrSO Janet Hansen 80 Robert Hansen SO Robin Hansen 80 Ann Hanson SO James Hanson 80 Kenneth Hanson 35 Mark Hanson SO Nancy Hanson 35 Rebecca Hanson 35 Sam Hanson 35 Jeff Hare 35 Rhonda Hart 35 Jane Harty 35 Theodore Haug 35 Wendy Hay 35 David Hayes 107 Stephen Hazel 80 Vernon Heckman 35 Jeanne Hedlund 80 Heidi He ffern 36 Nancy Heglund 36 Connie Heikes 36 Dale Helm 36 Patricia Helsing 36 Suzanne Heiwig 36 Kelly Hemmen f07 Jody Hempel 36 Tanya Hendrickson 36 Temple Hendrickson 36 Karin Heng 36 David Henry 22, 80 Cynthia Herrema 36 Beth Herrington 80 Cynthia Hess 36 Jonathan Hess 36 Ian Hewilson 80 Brett Higgason 3$ Linda Himango 37 Jean Hirsch 37 Mark Hjefle 22, 37 Dennis Hochstedfer 37 Doyle Hofer 37 Cynthia Hoff 37 Charles Hokanson 108 Juli Hotlrah 37 Jonathan Holm 80 Kathryn Holmgren 37 William Holmgren 37 Cheryl Holte 80 Doug Holte 80 Jonna Holz worth 80 Denise Homa 108 Michelle Homa 81 Daniel Hormig 81 Kenneth Horner 81 Steve Hough 22, 37 Morgan Houser 37 Lewis Howard 37 Dan Hubbard 22, 81 Paul Hubbard 81 124 Index Jeff Huber 108 Shari Huber 37 Doug Huffman 81 Christopher Hultgren 37 Barbara Hutchins 37 Joanne thm 37 Robin Ingaits 38 Brad iverson 38 Christine Jace 38 James Jackson St Jessy Jacob 38 Cindi Jacobs 38 Debra Jacot 8i L ori Jacot 38 David Jensen Si Kay Jentofi f08 Gregory Jesser (Off Barb Johnson 8i Ben Johnson 23, 81 Brad Johnson 8t Christine Johnson 38 Cindy Johnson 8t Dan Johnson 8i Darrell Johnson 38 David Johnson 38 Denita Johnson 38 Devon Johnson 81 Eric Johnson 22, 81 Greg Johnson 10$ Jeanne Johnson 38 Judie Johnson 82 Karen Johnson 82 Kama Johnson JO, 21, )OS Katherine Johnson 38 Kay Johnson 38 Kent Johnson 82 Kevin Johnson 108 Larry Johnson 22, 82 Laurel Johnson 82 Laurie Johnson 38 Leanne Johnson 82 Lisa Johnson 38 Mark Johnson 32 Nancy Johnson 82 Phoebe Johnson 39 Rebecca Johnson 39 Renee Johnson 82 Sandi Jones 39 La shelfe Jorenby 82 De Ann Jorgenson 39 Kerri Joyce 39 Joy Juiiot 108 Alice Jung 39 Edwin Kadlec 22, 39 Michael Kapsner 39 Bonnie Kazeck 39 Gary Keeler 109 Pam Keith 39 Laurie Keitey 39 Dina Kemnitz 39 Mary Beth Kenknight 39 Mark Kennedy 39 Myron Kile 39 Sandra Kimball 82 Kenneth King 40 Rachel Klebs 40 Brenda Klein 82 Dawn Klenk 40 Tom Klingbiel 82 Jan Knight 109 Paul Knight 109 Craig Knudtson 82 Teresa Knuth 82 Steve Koniszczuk 23, 40 Dan Korpi 82 Tim Korsmo 23, 109 Stephen Kosa 40 Mary Krahn S3 Brian Kramer 109 Suzanne Krause 40 Mark Kremer 109 Kelly Kr ieger 40 Kevin Krieger 22, 33 Beth Kueger 40 Monica Kruger 40 Sue Kueper 109 Jean La Tourefie 40 Darcy Laitinen 83 Eric Langford 40 Bonni Larsen 40 Thomas Larsen 83 Brenda Larson 83 Carolyn Larson 109 Dan Larson 83 Glen Larson 83 Jim Larson 103 Marlene Larson 40 Julie Launderville 40 Layne Lechner 83 Wendy Lee 40 Jeff Lemp IIO Barb Lentz 83 Dali Lentz IIO Debbie Lentz HO Jean Leuthner 83 Dale Lewis IIO Tom Lewis 83 Joel Lityquist S3 Robert Lin 41 Mark Lindahl HO Max Lindahl 23, 41 Laurie Linden 41 Annette Linder 41 Mark Linder 22. S3 Denise Lindquist 40 Jon Lindquist ItO Marlene Lindquist 83 Tim L ink S3 Dan Lively S3 Garry Lloyd 23, 84 Kevin Loecken 84 Tom Lopez HO Cindy Lowry 41 Gerald Ludens 84 Rebecca Lund 41 Janine Lundgren 41 Jon Lunow 41 Lorraine Lunow HO Randat Lush 84 Scott Lutter 41 Mike Maas 41 Dave Madison 84 Leah Madsen 41 Greg Madson 22 Gordon Magee HO Mary Magnuson 41 Chris Maher 84 Joyce Malchow 84 Judy Malone 41 Micki Malone HI Paul Mansour 84 Bob Marble 42 Bill Marsh 84 Alan Marshall 42 Cynthia Martin 42 Paul Mattner 22, 84 John Maxwell 84 Tim Mayo 42 Rob Mays 42 Linda McAllister 42 Kelvin McCarthy 42 Marcia McClenahan 42 Georgene McCourt 42 Sharon McCullough 84 Lori McGath 42 Denise McGuire fit Shannon McGuire 42 Jerome Meeds 22, 42 Cheryl Meilema 42 Stanley Merck 42 Deidre Meyer 84 Synthia Milby 42 Brian Miller 84 Michele Miller 42 Ray Miller 84 Robbyn Miller 43 Sue Miller 84 Lynette Minks 43 Alison Mitchell 43 Lisa Mockenhaupt 43 Danette Morris 43 Maryann Morrone 43 Jody Mortenson 43 Jeff Moser S3 Mark Moss III Roflie Mossberg S3 Julie Moulton HI Brad Murphey 43 Da ve Myers 85 Scott Nagel 85 Scott Nauman 85 Becky Neal 85 Teresa Neby 85 Randall Neighbour 43 Bob Nelson 35 Carol Nelson 43 Dan Nelson 43 Deborah Nelson 43 Gary Nelson HI Joe Nelson 43 Patricia Nelson 43 Paula Nelson Ilf Karen Nessty 44 Debbie Netzloff HI Dawn Neumann 44 Jeff New berg 44 Tim Newton HI Cheri Niebell $5 Julie Niemann 44 Lori Nodolf 85 Lonna Norberg 85 Carolyn Nordgren 44 Eugene Nordin 35 Scott Noriing 44 Jeff Noyed 85 Gene Ohman III Marie Ohman 44 Matthew Olmstead 85 Karen Olsen 44 Cliff Olson 112 Jim Otson 85 Joy Olson 44 Kari Olson 85 Kathryn Olson 86 Len Olson 86 Lisa Olson 44 Todd Olson 44 Trevor Olson 22. 44 JanetI Omodt 21, 86 Bonita Opland 86 Jim Ornell H2 Robert Ostertund 86 Cathy Otis 44 Kathy Outson 44 Terry! Over peek 44 Tim Overweg 86 Donna Ovington 86 Sandi Owens 44 Linda Paetznick 45 Deborah Dawn Pafmberg 45 Beth Palmer 45 Jill Paradis 45 ton Pardun 45 Brian Partridge 45 David Patterson 45 Sharon Pautson 45 Vicky Pavlis 86 Marcia Pederson 86 Eric Pehle 23. 45 Morgen Pehonen 45 Michele Penn 45 Jay Perske 45 Troy Petersen 22, 45 Brian Peterson 45 Dan Peterson 36 Denise Peterson 45 Duane Peterson 86 Greg Peterson 36 Joan Peterson 86 Karla Peterson 45 Lowell Peterson 112 Mickey Peterson 86 Sheila Peterson 86 Jeff Pickard 86 Steven Pickard 46 Joann Pittman 21, U2 Lori Pollard 87 Julie Potthoff 46 Joanne Printy 87 John Pugfeasa 22. 46 Arlene Pyche 112 David Quebodeaux 22, 46 Nancy Raiche 46 Charles Raichert 87 Kim Randle 87 Doug Ranney 87 Denise Readei 46 Chris Reagan 23, 46 Dan Reasor 46 Jeff Reeves 22 Laurie Reid 46 Peter Reid 23, 87 Heidi Reid 46 Connie Reinbotd 46 Carolyn Resefand 112 Nannette Reseland 87 Sally Resh 46 Le Ann Reu 20, 37 Jon Reutter 87 Vickie Reynolds 87 Alice Rhines 87 Patricia Richmond 46 Dave Richter 87 Kevin Rients 47 Jill Robinson 87 Tim Robinson 87 Dave Roby 47 Bob Roby H2 Sherri Roller 47 Richard Roos 4 7 Laurie Ross 87 Doug Rout ledge 87 Vicki Roy 47 John Ruef HJ Peter Runge 22, 87 Steve Rybert 47 Rodney Sahr 112 Jeff Sanderson 47 Heidi Sandstrom 47 Audrey Sasiela 47 Duane Sawyer 22 Jane Sawyer 47 Melody Sawyer 87 Jon Schfeifer 47 Kent Schmidt 87 Richard Schnittker H3 Scott Schorr 87 Beth Schroder 88 Matthew Schulenberg 47 Linda Schwartz H3 Mike Schwartz 88 Brenda Schwoch 47 index 125 linette Scott 8S Mike Scon $8 Sue Sc renock 88 Rick Selin 28, 88 Gloria Selin 47 Pam Sentman 47 Marcia Severson 88 Diane Shea 88 Jim Shea 48 Lee Ann Shepherd 88 Laura Sherrard U3 Lota Shuey 48 Julie Sias 48 Natalie Siebken 48 Ted Siemens IB Arm Simengaard 88 Steve Sjoberg 88 Sue Smatiidge 48 Cindy Smith 113 Mike Smith 48 Karleen Smith 88 Laurie Smith 88 Scott Smith 48 Mike Snyder 48 Ryan Seders trom 48 Sue Solstad 38 Marianne Sonneman 113 Dena Sorensen 88 Peter Sorenson 48 Charles Sortie ff3 Keith Sprading 48 Tim Spar 88 Greg Spencer 48 J ill Spilde 48 Joy Sprunk 48 Greg Stafki US Norman Stanley 48 Jim Stanoch 89 Kerry Srastny 89 Barb Statelet 89 Rob Stauter 89 Cheryl Steege 49 Corinne Steen 49 Jeff Steffens 22 Eddy Stettin 22, 39 Tim Stevens 49 Carrie Stewart 89 Beth Stoesz 89 Dan Stoitz 89 Elaine Strand 89 Debora Strickler 89 Dave Strope 49 Joe Sullivan 22, 89 Gwen Sunde 49 Rachelie Sunnarborg 89 Ann Swanson 89 Brian Swanson 22 Jon Swanson 49 Matt Swanson 22, 49 Deb Swenson 49 Jacklynn Swenson 89 Scott Swanson 22, 89 Brian Tanning 39 Brian Taubert 22, 89 Sue Taylor 114 Jeff Terhark 22, 114 John Terhark 89 Dawn Thiry 49 Michelle Thiry H4 Rebecca Thompson H4 Daryl Timmer 49 Lee Titus 89 Chris Tjornhom 4 Danny Tomlinson 89 Dave Torguson 90 Jody Tornquist 90 Tim Tosch 49 Lynelle Trimble 90 David Truhfer 90 Daria Trulson 49 Sherri Truman 49 Laurie Trussell 90 Scott Tschani 90 Steve Tschetter 49 Rodd Umlauf 22, 49 Renee Van Geest 49 Ivan Veldhuizen 90 Gay Vogel 49 Mike Vogei 90 Leah Watburg 50 Susan Wald 50 John Walker 50 Barb Waff 90 Todd Wallace 90 Brenda Waiter 50 Marty Walter 90 Beth Waroiin 90 Greg Watke 22, 90 Rick Watke 114 Wayne Watkins 50 Sarah Watts 50 Faye Webskowski 50 Beth Welander 50 Sharon Welch 90 Sharon Welter 50 Tim West 20, 90 Gene West berg 90 Bonita Westfall 90 Kevin Westfund 51 Kayleen Wetzel 90 Kristy Wheeler 20, 90 Kevin White 90 Roxanne White 91 Lynn Whiting 51 Tamra Wiechmann 51 Margaret Wild 91 Mike Wiley 22, 91 Joe Wilkin 22, 91 Diane Willett 51 Julie Willett 51 Wendy Wilson 91 Denise Winter 114 Roberta Winter 91 Jeff Wipf 23, 51 Jimmy Wipf 51 Shari Witt 91 Suzanne Woetzel 51 Gabe Woods 51 Gloria Wray 91 Franklin Wymore 51 Mark Wynthein 22, 91 Janet Yeats 51 David Yoder 51 Deb Young 91 Charles Zellie 91 Bob Zimmerman 23, 91 Anita Zurn 14 128 Index m iii We’ve come to the end of another year and as I pen this my emotions are varied. For three years now the yearbook hafbedn a very important part of my life. I’ve had to learn to workfitvlth people, but afso more importantly to love peppte, evep when ' f- the copy.’s igte or- the pictures aren ' t dpne on fffile. ' ' - say,that I’ve-gotten an inside view of One that H robably more unique than , 2 ' f jffybpe e . ln yJafHhibe yeatftl’vegrown to Tepti oMy attribute this to At JBjf jdsus Christ on this camn V..I_ Kathy. Jim, B% mdprt Scofield “fixing vuf eyes on Jesus the author and perfector of our faith Love in Christ, Kevin B. White Friitnr