Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Upper left; Football cheerleader Mary Hains gives her support. Upper rights Ray Miller and the new Miss Northwestern, Sheila Krerner, announced their engagement at the Homecoming banquet. Bottom; The Miss Northwestern court and es¬ corts: Dave Jensen. Mary Krahn, Todd Wallace, Sonya Gilbertson, Jim Boline, Ray Miller, Miss NW Sheila Krerner. Debbie Jacot, Jon Hess, Marcia Severson, Doyg Huffman. to attend the Homecoming banquet in the Blue Room. After the banquet, many students attended a concert by Chris Christian in Maramatha followed by a poolside reception in the Eagle ' s Nest. On Saturday, the football Eagles suf¬ fered a sad defeat to Pillsbury Baptist, but the soccer team defeated Viterbo 4-1 later in the afternoon, cheered on by a group of Soccer Rowdies from years past. The weekend was capped by a con¬ cert in Maranatha Hall featuring alum¬ nus Gordon Magee. The conclusion at the end of all events was that it had been a good family reunion, with the promise of an even better one at the Lord ' s return. Homecoming 21

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The Great Family Reunion Upper left: Pep band member Glenn Geithman, Upper right: Mike Schwartz and Bryan Carey, members of the dixieland band, play at the pool- side reception, lower left: Set for the snap, lower righl: The soccer cheerleaders add some spirit to the pepfest. Homecoming is always a thrilling time at Northwestern, and this year was no exception. The theme for all the events was Family Reunion ' and that it was. Many former Northwestern stu¬ dents returned to join in the homecom¬ ing activities. Six former Miss Northwestern re¬ presentatives returned to take part in the presentation of this year ' s Miss Northwestern, Sheila Krerner, who was announced at a special ceremony held in Maranatha Hall A punch reception 20 Homecoming was held after the program, followed by a pepfest in Riley gym. Students had a chance to show their school spirit on Friday by wearing pur¬ ple and gold. That evening however, they changed into more formal attire

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Cheaper by the Dozen Cheaper by the Dozen,” a comedy showing the lives of a large and very unique family, was performed Novem¬ ber 4-6 in Maranatha Hall. This very funny, and at times very moving play, tells of a family with □ kids and a father who is an efficiency expert. He applies | 4 J Si : ■pr- J ‘ fl! his business methods to the raising of his family with some very hilarious and embarrassing results! This play, directed by Miss Carol Thomas, featured 17 cast members, and was helped to success by a large crew of behind-the-scenes people. Top left; seated: Kerri Joyce, Heidi Morrill, Den¬ it a Johnson Lori Nodolf Dan Mosher, Standing; Dave Roby, Dale Lewis, Mike Foth. Top righr A young suitor {Dale Helm) attempts to make his move toward an unwitting Anne(Deniia John¬ son), Bottom left: The father (Tim Qverweg) in¬ spects a pair of silk stockings that his daughters daringly brought into the house. (Bottom rights Cheerleader Joe Scales (Dalen Johnson) raises a riot in the house. 22 Fall play