Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

Our theme this year is ‘ By their fruit you will recognize them 1 Used fre¬ quently in the Bible, the vineyard pro¬ vides an apt example of productive spiritual growth. You are a branch of the true vine. Therefore, your life finds its source in Him. Your fruit, the evidence of that life within you, comes from Him, also. Bear fruit, for when people taste of it they will praise the owner of the vine¬ yard. 1, After polishing off a meal David Tharp eyes someone across the cafeteria as Tom Symens leans back in a rickety chair. 2. Sara Johnson. Kathy Petersen, Judy Hoven and Nancy Terrill finish olf another typing class. 3. As Dean Gun- berg listens, John DuBall and RollEe Mossberg discuss the collegiate life, 4, Friday nights at SaintS ' Rosedale give Judy Jankowski and Jodi Lundquist the opportunity for both exercise and socializing. 5 Convinced that working in food service isn ' t all that bad, Kim Leavitt and Rita Carter keep smites on iheir faces, S. Down by the Eagle’s Nest, Denise Kuehne and Heidi Johnson relax with a can of pop. NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE LIBRARY ' | ' l9bEVIU=E. MINNESOTA 55113 1. Linda Slanchfieid mixes homework with pleasure on a sunny September day. 2. Machelle Monster and Mark Ericksen smile as they hurry off to class. 3. Cindy Jacobs and Christie Anderson discuss the deep theological questions they received in class on their way home . 4. Nazareth courtyard provides a sunny spot to sit for Maria Sanchez and Cathy Weiner, 5. Kathy Lee and Jeanne Mclver compare notes in Maranatha hall 4 I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser. Ev¬ ery branch in Me that does not bear fruit, He prunes it, that it may bear more fruit. ' John 15:1-2 mm 6 l. Students find Maranatha Hall a convenient place to relax and visit with friends between classes. 2. Carol Hagel, Julie Launderville, Joel Challander and Lori Christenson exhibit service with a smile. 3. A warm meal on a cold night brings cheerful expres- sions Ig the faces of Don Redinger and Heidi Espe. 4. Mark Skoog, David Bos and Jeff Dahl loiter in the cafeteria area. 5. Alison Mitchell works on a prelimi¬ nary sketch for her still life painling. 6. Jo Anne Michaud, Peter Gunberg, Brian Bennett and a friend find time for a game in the Student Center. I 7 ' And this I pray, that your love may abound still more and more in real knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve the things that are excellent, in order to be sincere and blameless until the day of Christ; having been filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of GodJ ' Philippians 1:9 11 1. Tiff Patterson cheerfully participates in Fif¬ ties 1 Day. 2. Wilh the poise and charm befitting a royal court, the Miss Northwestern College candidates and their escorls gather alter the coronation: (l.-r) M. Severson, R. Soderstrom, L. Holm, K. Slalsny, J, Bomstad, E. Langford, Miss NWC K. Heng, C. Olson, K. Holmgren and R, Mossberg. 3. Homecoming spirtl sails high on Cruise Day, as shown by the motley crew of the USS Totino; P. Anderson. F, Moser, N. Rich, K Krieger, D. Bteadorn, and S. Anderson. 4, Jeff Theune yearns for the era of ducktails and floodwater pants. 5 ' ‘Sail On, 9 1, Brad Merkle I oils at the hull of the Dawn Treader ' s lifeboat. 2 Jeff Lindahl, not just another pretty face. 3. Art Christie offers a song of praise in a chapel service. 4. Paul Metzger sends Marcia Severson into fits of laughter, but Darla Avery appears unim¬ pressed. 5. Danny Wilson takes lime to admire the a rtwork in Maranalha Hall, 6- Dena Sorenson hurries off to chapel on a cool fali morning 1. Nazareth courtyard ' s flowers brighten the every¬ day scenery. 2. Following the Miss Northwestern coronation, Kirsten Broman and Kenny King are among the well-wishers. 3. Basking in the sunlight, Terry Langlie studies by the Maranatha fountain. 4. Rodd Umfauf puts the finishing touches On his paint¬ ing. 5. Greg Bumhil!, Steve Skeie, and a friend enjoy the fall weather. 12 Make a tree good and its fruit will be good, or make a tree bad and its fruit will be bad, for a tree is recognized by its fruit. Matthew 12:33 1, Rick Sorenson, Deb Nelson, Eve Nordick and Steve Cummins take a study break in the Student Center. 2. To spice up her evening, Tami Parker puts away some nachos and cheese, keeping the Eagle s Nest in business 3, A long corridor in Maranatha Hall shines in the relative silence between classes. 4, Roy Fruits works (o perfect his drumming ability, S. Adding to the excitement of the football sea¬ son, Todd Olson joins In with ihe rest of the pep band. 6. Homecoming is a time for reunion. Alum Karen Hansen and Senior Donna Ovington enjoy a lime of renewed friendships. 15 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no Saw ' Galatians 5:22-23 1. The unknown fan 1 Steve Tschetter. shows off his unique attire at the Homecom¬ ing game, 2. Maranafha hall. 3. Brian Tanning waits for a perfect piciure for the Eagle. 5 PEE in L EVENT! Photo — W. Institute f 7 I We Gather Together Chapel allows us the challenge to seek and respond to our individual needs and lives as children of God, En- haneing our chapel services are a vari¬ ety of inspirational programs delivered by missionaries, pastors, professors, faculty, and students as well as spe¬ cial concerts. A series of messages presented by Dave Busby highlighted Spiritual Em¬ phasis Week. Significant challenges were left in the hearts of all. Are we willing to be radically committed to God? Are we willing to make a differ¬ ence and to be open to God with a willing heart? 1. Mr Gunberg gives us a warning aboul the path through the courtyard! 2 . Kathy Peterson and Steve Tscheller taking offering. 3. President Bernsten makes a few comments and introduces our speaker Loralee Spurlock. 18 Chapel Northwestern Christens the Dawn Treader Oct. 28-Nov, 5 marked an exciting event for the Drama Department. It was the premiere of an original adap¬ tation of C.S. Lewis ' Voyage of the Dawn Treader from the Chronicles of Narnia series. Wayne Olson (playwright), Kevin Norberg (composer), and Carol Thom¬ as (director) combined their talents along with the cast of forty members to make it a successful voyage. The musical is an adult fairytale de¬ picting three children, Eustace (Brian Dobson), Lucy (Denita Johnson), and Edmund (Tim Reed) on a fantasy ad¬ venture in the Narnian seas. Subdued by dilemmas, they overcome them with the help of Aslan, the lion ruler. A. Edmund {Tim Reed), Lucy EPentla Johnson), and Caspian (Craig King) meet the Slave Trad- ers {Jay Perske, Lance Witt, Dalen Johnson, and Scott Peterson) on Fellowmoore island. 5. The passengers and crew of the Dawn Treader gaze af the vafiant little mouse, Reepicheep {Pam Sentman), 6. So this is what girls have to go through! says Dale Helm as he prepares his makeup. 7. Eustace (Brian Dobson) makes fun of Edmund ' s (Tim Reed) ancient 1 ' suitcase! Fait Play 19 I Eagles Sail To Victory Homecoming ’03 is remembered as an exciting time when the alumni, stu¬ dents, and faculty united in pleasure of celebration, “Sail On 1 ' , the Homecom¬ ing theme, was expressed by “dress like you’re on a cruise day and by the lounge displays in the residences. Thursday night (Oct. 13) found Karin Heng receiving the honor of Miss Northwestern. Friday, the formal ban¬ quet was held followed by the Cruse Family concert. Although the weather was dismal on Saturday, the Homecoming spirit was not dampened as fans cheered the football and soccer teams to victories. 20 Homecoming 1. Cruse Family sails through their concert in Maranatha. 2. Dancing at Norihwe iern?! 01 course not, Kayleen Welzel and Gary Anderson are just giving ideas to students for 5Q ' s Day, 3, Cynthia Dahl waits for Ihe Cruse Family concert to begin. 4. Garb Wall models the latest for the Tia- juana tourist on Cruise Day. 5. Darcee Ledo and Lisa Benhammer dine al the Homecoming banquet. 6, Former Miss Northwestern. Sheila Kremer Mill¬ er, passes her title on to Karin Heng. 1 Homecoming 2 l - Sit Back And Relax (?) Weekends at Northwestern pro¬ vided a time for students to relax, en¬ joy entertainment, and catch up on homework. The wide variety of activi¬ ties provided included movies, sports, banquets, and concerts, as well as rol¬ lerskating at Saints-Rosedale every other Friday night. Ending the weekend with a time of unity and worship, students met on Sunday evenings for Sing J n Share. 1. Roxy Korporal, Julie Elisberry, Maureen Middleton, Misha Hunke, Margret Stratton, Judy Anderson, and Jennifer Juntunen discuss prayer requests at Sing Share. 2. Darrell and Debbie Toney bring NWC an inspirational concert glori¬ fying Jesus Christ, 3. Every other Friday night, the saints rollerskate at Sainls-Rosadale. 22 Weekends 1 Teens Check Out NWC The 1984 Youth Conference was a big success, with over 220 high school students attending. The conference, held on the weekend of January 26-28, featured sessions with Toby Travis on the topic of dating. Entertainment was also provided with a concert by Brown Bannister, followed by an ice cream social. In order to experience college life first-hand, the prospective students roomed in the campus residences and attended classes. 1. The Youth Coherence students tit right in with the college students at dinnertime. 2, Paige McConkey, Nancy Hegtund, and Cindy Gray min¬ ister at the Youth Conference brunch. 3. Brown Bannister and his band share a two-and-a-half hour concert on Friday evening. I Youth Conference 23 i 24 Winter PJay i Matt Directs “Peg 0’ My Heart ' a J, Hartley Manner play centered around a rich family and a poor girl (Peg), was di¬ rected by Matt HaHsteim Pam Sentman played the title role along with co-stars Dave Roby, Dale Helm, Vicki Pavlis, Kay Jentoft, Mike Foth, and Sonya Gil¬ bertson, The play was performed on Feb, 16 18 in the Gold Room, 1, Ms, Tillie (Sonya Gilbertson) lislens as Peg (Pam Sentman) expresses her desires to go home. 2, Kay Jentoft and Dale Helm; the epitomy of snobbery. 3, Ms. Ttllie (Gilbertson) reads the conditions of the will to the Chichester family. Alarick {Helm), Mrs. Chichester (Vicki Pavlis). and Ethyl (Jentoft). SPORTS •Northwestern college illSRXW •Wfet ' VltL-E,-MINNESOTA -55WS Pholo — W, Institute 25 I i Front Row; R. Kersting, D. Quebodeaux, T. Swore, R, Pence, B. Taubert, D. Gustaf¬ son, D. Almquist, $. Taylor. T. Langlie, K. Hochhalter, J. Henry. Row 2: S. Davidson, D. Dean, T. Rogers, C, Cummings, L, Johnson, M r Friend, D, Dixon, K. Matthews, T. Mikkelson, 8. Iverson, J. Connor, T. Klein, C Schoenecker, Row 3: Mgr, B. Deem, Mgr. D. Sheldon, R. Feland, D. Bos, M. Fugleberg, P. Anderson, Coach T. Kinley, Coach G. Paulson, Coach Boehland, Coach C Reynolds, Coach N. Balzer, B. Schmidt. L.L. Davis, B, Troff. S. Bonn, Coach D, Bair, Row 4: K. Burns, D. Gruthusen, J. Jensen, R. Wetzel, D. Swanson, J, Lindahl, K. Danielson, G. Nelson, E. Stettin, K. Brumlield, K. Carlson, M. Wiley, P. Friedrihsen, J. Robertson, Back Row: L. Hoctv halter, T. Peterson, B. Haffler, D, Land, P, Garrett, R, Jensen, M, Skoog, K. Hannes- lad. I. Petrie, J. Spook, D. Asprey. K. Seeman, Gustafson. 2, Lindahl looks down field for some help. 3. Dan Dixon seals the catch with a kiss. 26 Football 4, Klein ' s block is a litlle too late this time. 5, Hoeffler fights his way down the field. SCORE BOARD NWC ... OMacaSester.... ,.,19 NWC . TWartburg... ...27 NWC .. 37Martin Luther- . iSLoras .0 NWC ...14 NWC 27Maranatha.. .6 NWC ;. 28Northwestern, Wise. ...14 NWC . 62Pillsbury. ...13 NWC . 12Concordia . ........ ...13 NWC ........ 2iMt- Senario.. ...22 Season Record 5-4 JL Conference Record 4-2 — conference Eagles Taste Bitter End The 1983 football season proved to be outstanding, despite all of the injur¬ ies the team had to overcome. Leadin g the conference with a 4-2 record, the Eagles had hopes of going to the Mid¬ west Bowl. They fell short of their goal in the final weeks of their season, los¬ ing by only one point to Concordia and Mt. Senario, The eight seniors inspired a strong spiritual emphasis on the team, with Dave Gustafson, Jean Almquist and Brian Taubert leading their team as tri- captains. Jim Spook stated, The team ' s good attitude brought strong unity to the team. Fool ball 27 1. Nancy Roszhart delivers a powerful spike, while Sherri Kremer and Jody Eberspacher an¬ ticipate their next move. 2 . Determined to keep the ball on the other side of the net, Mimi Doran and Karlene Johnson leap with outstretched arms. 3. Adele Anderson and Cindy Gray attempt a block, while Sherri Kremer and Kay Peterson move to assist. 4 . First row: C Basinger, D. Lar- son, S. Kremer, N. Roszhart. Second row: K. Kin- singer, K. Kory, L. Tanis, K. Peterson, K. Johm son, J. Hoven. Third row: Coach B. Lindman, M. Doran. A. Schimming, C. Gray, J. Eberspacher, A. Anderson, K. Carlson. 5. Jumping high, Cindy Gray tries lo block the ball. ; ; WM jN t jl njCIv f ) 1 j Ju] 28 Women ' s Volleyball c ill ! i Li m TRACK l 13 r; l t rr t , It 4 ■ l ■ ■ ;.TS tt . NWC . SCOREBOARD . 1 St. Scholastics .. .. 3 PkNWC . . NWC . . . 2 St. Benedict .. .. 1 . 3 Concordia (St. Paul) .. 0 NWC . . . 3 St. Teresa .. .. 0 NWC . . . 3 D.M.L.C. .. .. 1 NWC . . . 3 St. Benedict . .. 1 NWC ., . 0 St. Scholastics .. 3 NWC ., . 3 Concordia (Si Paul) . 3 St, Teresa .... ,, 0 NWC . . „ 0 NWC .. , 1 St. Benedict . .. 3 NWC , . 3 D.M.L.C. „... . 2 St. Benedict . .. 1 NWC . .. 1 I fiTrtiirnciii Trtufns rrtAnt You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet It was an exciting season for the Women ' s Volleyball team as they com¬ pleted their best season ever, finishing with a 29-11 record, a District Cham¬ pionship, and a berth in the National Christian College Athletic Association National Tournament. The team was composed of only one junior, the remainder of the team being freshmen and sophomores — a prom¬ ise of continued success in the future. A highlight of the season was a trip to Texas, which resulted in a 6-0 cham¬ pionship at the LeTourneau Invitational tournament. Women ' s Volfeyball 29 Young Team Goes Places The Eagles had a rough start; how¬ ever, as the season progressed, the team improved and gained more confi¬ dence in themselves. They ended the season with an 8-7-1 record. The unity of the team was a major ingredient to their success. Internal conflicts were few while the support and oneness were tremendous. Mike Cameron attributed much of their success to Coach Gunderson stating that he gave them “a new and different perspective of the game. He taught them how to prepare psycho¬ logically for the game; he gave them a vision to strive for, and he demonstrate ed the techniques. The team was young this year with 50 percent rookies. The team devel¬ oped well together and Coach Gunder¬ son sees a massive potential for next year. The Eagles had a vision to go places and they did. Their pregame motto was “EDO THA GINEI O TAFOS SAS (this place is going to be your grave). 30 Soccer 1 1 1. Freeman Moser III and Eddie Madsen dili¬ gently practice. The extra arm and leg belong to Paul Dickinson. 2. Tim Lemmens concern trates On stealing the bail as Jelf Slern lakes out number ten. 3. Coach Gunderson leads the team in a deep, psychological discussion on the tactical maneuvers of the science of ex¬ ecuting soccer. 4. Sack row: M Gunderson, P. Dickinson, K. Paulson, 5, Cummins. D. Gulbran- son, T. Lemmens, B, Dennis, Middle row: M. Ca¬ meron. G. Robertson, 8. Clatterbuck, D. Wil¬ son, S. Cornish. A. Georgouvefas, F. Moser. Front row: C, Schultze. T. Hogan, L. Nyquist, J Slern, J. Madsen, N, Charitonides. Nol pictured: W, Schnobnck. 5. Bill Schnobrick blocks his opponent and iraps the ball, 6, Opponent 10 — How did he do that? 1 ' Opponent 16 — 1 don ' t know, but these Northwestern guys sure are awesome! (Greg Robertson is kicking while Eddie Madsen follows behind). NWC .TI Wo.Vo NWC If NWC ■ NWC - -NWC F B emaffTt! uth e ran St Scholastica £ K ' H(up SCOREBOARD St. Mary ' s - 6 St. Paul Bible . 5 North Central Bible ........Q 9 Concordias College . . 0 3 illsbury Babtisl . 3 Mt Wtario College ...... 3« Vltarbo fipU e . 1 St. SchqLatfiica . 1 Norttruenlra! Bible 2 Concordia College .. 3 Pillsbury Baptist . 0 Mt. Senario College 0 i College ible conference teams m Soccer 31 I 1 - ; 3 Winning with Fun and Fellowship Among other colleges our size, the men ' s cross country team was unde¬ feated taking the conference cham¬ pionship for the ninth straight year. Top runner this year was Gary Brink who placed first in every meet. This year was a time of rebuilding with only two returning members. Coach Farra said, our prime objec¬ tive is not to win, but what we aim for is fun and fellowship, and a chance to compete against ourselves. The team went on to National competition in Cedarville, Ohio. 1. Lyle Besemer guts out the long stretch. 2. Thomas Conklin rounds the bend with an even stride. 3. Eugene Nordin pours on the energy for the last leg ot the race. 4. Sandwiched between two opponents, Carol Hagei treks across the grassy course. 5. A step ahead of a competitor Joy Olson crosses the bridge to the island chap¬ el. 6. With the thrill of victory showing on their faces, Kay Burkhart, Carol Hagei, Lois Rese- land, Carolyn Belanger and Joy Olson compose the 1983 Women ' s Cross Country team. 32 Men ' s Cross-Country Full Force For the second year of women ' s cross country at Northwestern this is the first year they ' ve had a full team. Kae Burkhart finished fourth in the conference meet breaking school records for every course she ran. Although they lacked a full team due to injuries, they went on to National competition. Women ' s Cross-Country 33 1. Front Row: T. Walsh, D, Bleadorn, J, Plummer. R. Boken, J. Schroeder, N, Rich, D, Merti Back Row: S. Anderson, T r Olson, B. Holm, C. Nelson, M, Vogel. K. HanneStad. J Holm, J. Habich, K, Ewert, 0. Schroeder 2. Swiftly steering past his guard, John Plummer takes it to the bucket, 3, Stretching upward with ease, Joel Holm at¬ tempts to collect two points. 4. Mike Vogel re¬ leases the ball and increases his percentage. S. Penetrating the key, Jett Habich frees himself from his defender and reaches for the goal hoop. 6. With intensity, coach Ron Boken instructs his players on his last minute plan of action. 34 Men ' s Basketball Taking Flight Attempting to fill the jerseys of a long dynasty of excellent athletes was the task awaiting a young EagEes bas¬ ketball team. Wit h four returning play¬ ers, the team stumbled into the season on rocky ground. Led by co-captains, Jeff Habich and Joel Holm, the team finally ended their losing average of 2 wins and 13 losses with a respectable win over a much anticipated game with Moody Bible In¬ stitute. With that much reeded spark of victory in their eyes, they proceeded into their first conference games of the season. They have soothed their wounds and taken flight. Men ' s Baskeiball 35 I t t 1 I 1 1 J a L i. I Sorenson Leaves Legacy Women ' s basketball had a winning season in 1984. They had an action- packed season defeating teams which they had been unable to beat in pre¬ vious years. The Senior captains Sue Johnson, Dena Sorenson, and Barb Wall led the team in spirit and attitude on and off the court. Dena Sorenson set several records in her four-season career with 42 points in one game 18 rebounds in one game, and a total of over 1,600 career points. 1, Front row: D, Carlson, J. Tornquist, N. Rozbarl, 0. Sorenson. M. Krueger, A. Goodrich, S. Kremer- Back row: Coach 0. Smith Assistant Coach K. Smith, M Doran P. Sheldon, D. Lincoln, A. Anderson, S, Johnson, B. Wall, 2. Ann Good¬ rich puts in two points. 3. Aiming high Dena Sor¬ enson scores again. 4. Sherri Kremer tips the ball out ol her opponent ' s reach. 5. Taking a breather the team listens intently to Coach Smith. 6. Dawn Lincoln leaps to block a shot. 36 ' Women ' s Baskeiball NWC ... 52 S.U, Stars ... NWC ... 54 Gustavus . NWC ... 55 St, Paul Bible . NWC ... 79 Viterbo ... NWC ... 72 St, Scholastics . NWC , , , 45 River Falls . NWC ... 72 North Central .. . NWC ... 51 Golden Valley ' l... NWC ... SO Trinity .. . . NWC ... 53 Concordia ... Y NWC .7 itakewood . NWC , , , 78 O.M.t.C. NWC ., . 58 St. Teresa . NWC . . . 84 Stout NWC ... 60 St, Ben ' s NWC ... 62 St, Scholastics NWC ... 66 D.M.L.C. NWC ... 54 Bethel . NWC . .. 62 Viterbo NWC ... 79 St. Rauf Bible NWC ... SO Concordia NWC + . 70 North Central NWC .90 St. Teresa 83 73 47 46 49 67 44 54 35 66 27 72 64 ’ Women’s Easketball 37 ■ . i ■ ' n it. .J. ! ' U New and Improved Team Good new players and a stronger spiritual attitude added to the continu¬ ity of the NWC team this season. Ac¬ cording to team members, the suc¬ cessful 6 4 season was part of an im¬ proved program which included more interest in fan participation, improve¬ ments on individual skills, and widening of team goals. Team member Tony Deach added that “MW hockey is improving with age and hopefully, someday will be in inter¬ collegiate competition. 3 ' I. Hockey Team; Front Row: M, Elert r P. Krahn, K. Burns. D. Brady, J. Spook, fvl Frartta. K. Loecken. Back Row: S. Langellt, B. Anderson, H. Finnamore, E. Kurzahl, J. Henry. M. Schulenberg, J. Grosz, B. Loeckan. 2. The Eagles flock to the aid of 1 heir goalie. 3. Brian Loecken speeds across the ice looking lor a goal. 38 Hockey Winning On And Off the Mat The 1984 grapplers started out slow but gained momentum through the sea¬ son with the capturing of the Mara- natha tournament laurels for the sec¬ ond year in a row highlighting the sea¬ son. Third year team member, Brad Iver¬ son, commented that “there have been many times this year when as in¬ dividuals we have been down but our unity as brothers in Christ has enabled us to perservere through the end of the season and has made us come out win¬ ners for school and God. 1, Ken Hockert concentrates on his take down strategy. 2. Cal Anderson conlrols his opppon ents every move, 3, Wrestling Teem: Front Row: D Hotfenagle, B. Iverson, C. Anderson, K. Hockert, S. Taylor, J Hanson. Back row: Coach Bruce Butman, $. Miller, R. Umlau t, M. Fugleberg, D. Almquist. S. Le Bre, R. Hansen. Wrestling 39 Active Participation Increases Numbers Strong participation in co-curricular activities on the part of students over the last few years has increased the popularity of the intramural program. The key to this factor was ex¬ pressed by one student as being able to have fun while playing sports with¬ out worrying about making mistakes 40 Intramurals and everyone turning on you. But it ' s not all in fun, for with each sport, each quarter, a trophy is award¬ ed to every player of the winning team. For many, that ' s just as rewarding as any extra-curricular event honor. After alt a trophy is a trophy. 1, As releree Jon Henry begins the game, Terry Langlie and Lowell Hochhalter fight for first rights to the ball, 2, Reaching up for the unpos- sessed bail, Gay Vogel, along with other team¬ mates try to rescue a missed shot. 3. Sprawling out across the gym floor. Intramural players scramble for the basketball. 4, Scurring lor the unclaimed ball, Lisa Spies reaches out with her broom to gain possession. ORGANIZATIONS ;i i ■ i : ■ 3 ’ C K New Format With a new idea, the Eagle staff, headed by editors Brian Tanning, Greg Peterson, and Martin Brown, decided to reduce the usual format of the news¬ paper from eight pages to four. Pre¬ viously the paper came out three times a quarter due to lengthy layouts. It usu¬ ally contained what students referred to as ‘ ' ancient 1 ' news taking away from the news ' 1 part of the paper. The paper now is produced seven times a quarter making the news more current, There have been some draw¬ backs as the increase requires a greater number of student articles, 1, Eagle Staff: Front Row: Peter Buckles, Susan Schwabe, Rob Stauter, Diane Irmsland, and Judy Jankowski, Back Row: Greg Peterson, Martin Brown, Brian Tanning. Marcia Severson, 2. Brian Tanning doubles as editor and photographer on the Eagle staff. 42 Eagte On the Air W.V.O.E, (Voice of the Eagle) is pro vided as a student radio station ex¬ tending to the limits of Northwestern campus residences. Programming is directed to students as an alternative Christian radio station offering a vari¬ ety of Christian music, news, and spe¬ cial features to enhance its unique character and give greater listening pleasure. W.V.G.E., under the management of Jeff Creed, builds upon an attitude of professionalism. Opportunities in radio announcing, newswriting, music selec¬ tion and prepartaion sales and man¬ agement prepare and train students with on hand experience. 1. Carlton Anderson plays what ihe listeners re¬ quest. 2. Jeff Creed. Malt Schulenberg, and Jeff Wipf rushing to gel Ihe news out, 3, W.V.O.E, Staff: Seated: Beihany Hansen. Standing: Jenni ' fer Carlson. Annelte Linder. Jeff Creed, Richard Long and Carlton Anderson. W.V.O.E.M3 1. Sharon Carey end Dawn Lincoln plan a layout. 2. First row: J. Swenson, D, Stark, J. Frantze, D. Lincoln, K. Leavitt, S. Carey. Second row: J. Gor¬ ham, M. Groves, B. Hoekman, $. Shipler, S, Pe¬ terson, N. Bast, J. Estridge. 3, The yearbook staff cannot be limited by four walls. Deadlines! The 1984 Scroll staff met Thursday nights, working to meet deadlines. Re¬ sponsibilities of cropping, writing, typ¬ ing and captioning were toiled over and completed- The 19 members enjoyed a few breaks such as an open house at Mr, Jerry Bielby ' s house. This year ' s theme was Matthew 7:16. “By their fruits you will know them. 44 Scroll Acts 1:8 To have a mission in life is to work towards a purpose or a goal. The mis¬ sion of the Student Missionary Fellow¬ ship was to encourage, direct, and pro¬ vide for those whose goal was to serve Christ in mission work. Each Friday in chapel the opportunity was given for students to share through an offering. The money was used to support stu¬ dents on summer missions projects. The fellowship met for times of shar¬ ing experiences, answering questions about missions, and praying for the worldwide need for workers. SMF sponsored Missions Emphasis Week and the Student Missionary Dedication service. 1. Eric Birky takes the weekly SMF offering in chapel, 2, Seated: E. Birky, B. Taubert, R. Osler- lund. Standing: C. Hagel, T. Klingbiel, H. Sand- slrom, S. Taylor. D. Jess, K. Peterson, S. Schwabe. I SMF 45 Exalting Him As Lord President Cliff Olson and Vice Presi¬ dent Kerry Stastny provided the lead¬ ership within the Student Association. Exalting Him as Lord was the chal¬ lenging theme selected tor the student body to apply in the various areas of spiritual life, social life, academic envi¬ ronment and in the overall attitude and behavior evident within Northwestern. The NWSA encouraged student involvement by providing activities such as concerts by Brown Bannister and the Cruse Family, book swaps, the Youth Conference, and by bringing movies tike “The Man From Snowy River and ' “The Chosen. 1 ' They also planned several deli¬ cious ice cream socials. Front row: S. Carlson, T. Ericson, R. Moss- berg, K. Holmgren, B. Wall, D. Nelson, C. Olson, T. Ertsgard. Back row: G. Lund, K, Stastny, K. Bogaert, T. MacDonald, D Gunberg, B. Bennett, G. Peterson, p. Wifson, R Soderstrom. 2. The NWSA made this the most successful Youth Conference ever. 3. Deb Nefson works hard to make life at NWC fun. 4. ftollie Mossberg thinks deeply about the next few words he ' s going to say to Robert Stauler, Paul Wilson, and Greg Peterson. 46 NWSA 1. Brett Terhaar, Sieve Skeie, Brian Bennett, Mark Christenson end Tim Walsh practice in Maranatha Hall, 2. Director Kyle Wilson: is the hand quicker than the eye? 3. Front row: B Iver- son, D. Jorde, M Fugleberg, M. Gullickson, B. Bennett, J. Hansen, Gabc Woods. Middle row: G. Barnhill, B. Bennett. F. Norgaard, P, McCoy, D, Houvenagle, B. Troff. P. Sachs. Back row: T. Walsh, D. Asprey, D, Richter, M, Christenson, T. Mullinax. M. Schulenberg, J. Palas. Service in Song Sophomore Tim Walsh reflecting on what Male Chorus meant to him stated, ' the best thing about Male Chorus is how many opportunities are given to serve God. Not only in singing, but also in preaching and teaching which makes this outreach extra special. Male Chorus has 21 members which sing forth in four part harmony. Kyle Wilson directs the group with the help of April Fedde and Lisa Goris on the piano. Male Chorus ministers in churches and at school on special oc- casions. Male ChorusM7 Repertoire Expanded Led in a new approach by Director Richard Edstrom, the 53-voice choir learned and performed more music than in previous years. Because of a wider range in voices, the choir ' s rep¬ ertoire was expanded to include songs which utilized the low basses. In March, they performed with Ste¬ phen Nielson and Ovid Young in a re¬ gional premiere of Song of Thanks¬ giving. The choir also sang a variety of numbers for the MM.E.A. Mid-Win¬ ter In-Service Clinic. 1 4 Along with the school ' s other major performing groups, the College Choir celebrates the Christinas Festival, sing¬ ing a medley of carols. 2 . First row: S, Welch, R„ Silrunn, T, Foster, L. McAllister, J. Greener, P. Miller, D. Johansen, S. Carey, K. Anderson, D. Lindquist, M. Reynen. Second row: L Nageil. L. Olson, A. Roach, C. Weekley, K. Krieger, K. HalEblade, J, Everson, S, Smallidge, C. Lee, K. Broman, N, FoiJes, C. Logemann. L. Hotm. Third row: C. Jacobs, A. Schimming, J. WiEson, J. Roby, B. Dobson, D. Timmer, B. Goldenman, J. Peterson, P, Skeie, D. Stauffer, P. Moore, B. Paiterson, C. Gray, Fourth row: L. Witt, P. McConkey. C. Martinson, K. King, K. Jibben, D. Henderson, P. Brueske, S. Steddom, K. Liebell, M, Grandy, D, Nelson, T. Dods, A. Christie. R. Gamer, J. Shields, B. Friedlein. 3. Emphasizing the theme ol the Christmas Concert, the combined choirs sing Peach Shall Come. 1 ' 48 College Choir Women Tour The Women’s Vocal and Handbell Ensemble started the year with a weekend retreat so that the members could become better acquainted. They also toured several churches in Wis¬ consin, Illinois, and Michigan during SpringBreak. They were directed by Miss Cheryl Henry in the fall and by Mrs, Loreda Johnson after Christmas, Vonda John¬ son served the group as their accom¬ panist, 1. Left to right: 8. Fratzke. S. Chapman, M, Lar¬ son, Miss C. Henry. K Friesen, A, Bartel, K, iszler, J. Beckman, M. Baron. J. Davies, L. Sho- gren. 2, Mrs. Loreda Johnson leads the Wom¬ en ' s Ensemble in a Monday afternoon rehearsal. 3. Watching for their cues. Becky Chapman, Mir¬ iam Larson and Leslie Shogren practice in Naza¬ reth Chapel, Women ' s Ensemble 49 Unity Prevails This year ' s Concert Band consisted of a group of talented musicians. The students quickly formed a special unity which lasted throughout the year. The members kept busy with re¬ hearsals for major concerts, including a unique pops concert and a weekend tour of southern Minnesota. During the fall quarter, they enjoyed picnics to¬ gether before playing for the home football games. 1. First row: S. Geerdes, K, Clements, D. Mar- dock, R Klebs, c. lee. Second row: S. Weller, J. Mclver, S. Mertens, l. Tanis, S. Tanis, J. Friesma, J. Anderson, B. Gillett, C. Dahl, B. Speake, J. Ost, M. Hunke, B. Simonson, J, Rob¬ erts, Z. Dennis, J. Greener Third row; M, Bakke, T. West, B, Carey, S. Ortquist, Or, Osterlund, j. Roby, J. hansen, B. Merkle. S. Holmgren, M. Krueger, S. Harmon. I. Foster. Fourth row: R. Martens, R. Fruils, J. Mattson, A. Marshall. 2. Various band members warm up in preparation for a concert. 1 1 if mi kb iy? 3 50 Concerl Band Ministry Extended In order to extend the outreach of Northwestern College and its stu¬ dents, several small ensembles were formed. They performed on campus during chapel services, as well as off campus for conferences, churches, and special group activities. Their presentations include a com¬ bination of music, persona! testimo¬ nies, and sharing from Scripture. Along with the ensemble groups of Abundant Joy, A Closer Look, and the New Life Quartet, Toby Travis, an in¬ dividual performer, blends word, mu¬ sic, and magic in ministry with his wife, Karen. 1. New Life Quartet: K. Krieger, M. Hallstein, C. King, B. Dobson, S. Sage. 2. Toby Travis shares the message of Jesus Christ. 3. A Clos¬ er Look: P. McConkey, N. Heglund. C. Weekley, C. Gray, G. Lund, B. Goldenman. 4, Abundant Joy: R. Osterlund, G. Hess, L. Witt. J. Snusted, S. Holmgren, J. Applegate, T. Dods, P. Miller. Ensembies 5f Rah! Rah! This year the crowds had a good time as the cheerleaders got them fired up at games. They put in a lot of practice and hard work but it was all worthwhile to back up the teams and make sure a fun time was had by all! Mindy Hubbard served as advisor for the 83-84 season. 1. Football Cheerleaders: D. Heckmann. R, Lind¬ quist. M. Hobbick, 7 Parker, K. Berggren, S. Haik, D, Jenkins. 2, Wrestling Cheerleaders: top to bottom: D. Daniels, K. Leavitt, K. Swanson. B Leder, 3. Soccer Cheerleaders: top to bottom: K Brue, C, Dahl, S. Pelletier, G Cox, C. Carlson, G. Shindo, 4. Soccer cheerleaders provide some halftime entertainment. 5- Basketball Cheer¬ leaders: G, Shindo, S, Haik. C, Cummings. R. Lindquist, D. Bos, C. Carlson, S. Benson, D. Jen¬ kins. N. Tader, C- Schoenecker, D. Jenkins. T, Parker. 52 Cheerleaders STUDENTS Photo — W Institute 53 New Students Joel Addink Amy Adkins Jeff Alford Kim Allen Pam Alsleben Laura Andersen David Anderson Judy Anderson Paul Anderson Sherri Anderson Mike Anenson Mary Bakke Todd Banik Michele Baron Arline Bartel Carolyn Basinger Julie Beckman Sue Benson Lisa Binhammer Darren Birkholz 54 New Students Jedd Birkholz Cathy Blood Steven Bonn David Bos Dale Brady Tom Brooks Kevin Brown Christine Broze Kris Brue Pat Brueske Julie Bryant Gwen Bunting Bonnie Burl Kim Burkhart Steve Buysse Deb Calkins Melanie Campbell Sharon Carey Cathie Carlson Colleen Carlson New Students 55 t t [ V 1 t Denise L, Carlson Denise A. Carison Luanne Carlson Peter Carfson Scott Carlson Mark Chirstenson Arthur Christie Kim Clements Mark ConJin Jim Connor Steve Cornish Gayle Cox Steve Cummins Gregg Cunningham Cindy Dahl Jeff Dahl 56 New Students Sherah Dahl Debbie Daniels Dawn Davis Leon Davis Derek Dean Sheri Delich Frank Dennis Antonio DiPrima Thomas Dods Rick Domsten Marie Doran Tim Doyle Louise Dreves Denice Dudrey Shari Dudrey Jim Durkot New Studerts 57 Caylani Eiynck Mark Elert Tim Ellwood Julie Elsberry Todd Ericson Junie Estridge Jackie Everson Boyd Evert Sheila Evert Kevin Ewert Gordon Eytzen Lisa Farrington April Fedde Robert Feland Jon Fenton Scott Finkenaur Renee Flodstrom Kim Follese Tirzah Foster Mike Franta 58 New Sludenls Roy Fruits Randy Gamer Kris Gebler Sue Geerdes Glenn Geigler Marlys Gerber Brenda Gillett Doug Giliquist Julie Gorham Lisa Goris Sarah Green Kris Greenside Darct Grundyson Dave Gulbranson Karen Gunberg Peter Gunberg Lisa Hagen Sandy Haik Kim Hallblade New Students 59 [ f : s i : l Kris Halldorson Kent Hannestad Eric Hansen John Hansen Sue Hanson Steve Harmon Dawn Heckmann Lona Hedblad Kim Heffelfinger Brad Henry Jonathan Henry David Hoag Mary Beth Hobbick Lowell Hochhaiter 60 New students Kenny Hockert Ted Hogan Brian Holm Joel Holm Steve Holmgren Scott Hoodjer Mary Hooton Elaine Hovland Janet House David Houser Dave Houvenagle Judy Hoven Anne Howard Melissa Hunke John laffaldano Ilona Iverson Hew Students 6l Steven Jahnke Judi Jankowski Mary Ann Jarvis Dennis Jenkins Donna Jenkins Kenneth Jibben Dawn Johanson Robert Johanson Angie Johnson Debbie Johnson Deena Johnson Georgina Johnson Heidi Johnson Karin Johnson Karlene Johnson Sara Johnson Todd Johnson Vonda Johnson Ken Jones David Jorde 62fNew Students i Michelle Kadlec Dawn Keske William Kidd Katy Kinnunen Kara Kinsinger Kris Knapp Doug Koland Roxanne Korporal Kris Kory Barb Krebs Julie Krenz Melanie Krueger Nancy Krueger Denise Kuehne Kristi Kunz Eric Kurzhal John Laansma Nancy LaMuro Doyle Land Terry Langlie Hew Studenls 63 I Terry Larsen Daniel Larson Mary Laun Kim Leavitt Darcee Ledo Becky Leder Cathy Lee Tim Lemmens Jusline Lempaka Kris Leuthard Donald Lewis Kerry Liebelt Dawn Lincoln Paul Lindberg 64 New Students Calvin Lindstrom Bryan Loeeken Debbie Look Dana Lund Maratee Lund Heidi Lundel! 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Daren Swanson New Students ? 1 t I Karin Swanson Peggy Swanson Scott Swanson Janice Swenson Tom Symens Nanci Tader Lisa Tanis Michelle Tayon Brett Terhaar Nancy Terrill David Tharp Lori Lee Thayer Jeff Theune Roxanne Thompson Robin Tinney Sheri Toews 72 New Students Janet Tremper Deanna Trulson Todd Van Zee Denise Veldt Tammie Vogel Roxanne Wagar Carri Wagner Angela Walter Deborah Walty Marilyn Weberg Debbie Weinert Mary Seth Wenberg Sandra Westrate Rick Wetzel Lori Williams Danny Wilson Mew Students 73 Jill Wilson Lance Witt Cathy Wolner Randy Wright Barb Hoekman Dan Hormig Berntsen Residence Director Dan Smith. Moyer Residence Director: Cherie and Ron aid Habbegger 74 New Studenls-FLD. ' s Hart iff Residence Director: Kathy Erickson with husband Charles and daughters. ft,A. ' $ 75 Ft-A, r s: Top Row: Kim Higgins, Jane Harty. Lynnelte Holm, Julie Tollefson, Jodi Deef, Brenda Larson. Kir¬ sten Sroman, Devon Johnson, Karin Heng. Kayfeen Wetzel, Roxanne White, Becky Chapman. 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What an R.A.I Continuing Returning Students Ross Aalgaard Ruth Albus Dean Almquist Daniel Anderson Ade ' le Anderson Bruce Anderson Calvin Anderson Carlton Anderson Cheryl Anderson Gary Anderson Joan Anderson Kristi Anderson Jill Applegate Sharon Asplund Douglas Asprey Darla Avery 76 Reluming Students Bill Bahmuller Scott Bailey Scott Baker Rhoda Balzer Nancy Bast Carolyn Belanger Brian Bennett Todd Benson Eric Bergeson Julie Bleadorn Keith Bogaert Jennifer Bomstad Jill Bomstad Lisa Bowles Janelle Brask Connie Braun Reluming Students 77 Dave Braun Gary Brink Terry Brink Kirsten Broman Martin Brown Kae Burk art Kevin Burns Faith Bush Kristine Cairl Marvin Call Michael Cameron Lynn Caproon Karla Carlson Tammy Carlson Gerry Cams Rita Carter Craig Cedar Teri Cegla Barb Chamberlain Rebecca Chapman 78 Returning Sludenls Nikos Charitonides Jolene Chisholm Hye Rin Cho Dale Christensen Lynnette Christiansen Patricia Christiansen Becky Clatterbuck Chris Colstrom Steven Cornish Jeff Creed Linda Cutler Kevin Danielson Jody Davies Bonnie Davis Leonard Davis Anthony Deach Kelly Deach Sandra De Buhr Brian Deem Mike Deuth I Returning Studonls 79 ‘f l I Paul Dickinson Bryan Dobson Larry Dover Brad Dykstra Jody Eberspacher Valerie Ebert Barb Ekanger Jan Elasky Kory Eller Todd Eliason Keith Ellis Steven Enderfeln Mark Ericksen Richard Evans £ 80, ' ' Returning Students Valerie Ewert Hoyt Finnamore Jack Fisher Norma Foiles Michael Foth Beth Fratzke Lane Frey Barb Friday Brad Friedlein Peter FriedrEchsen Mark Friend Valerie Fuchs Brian Fugleberg Mark Fugleberg Returning Students Bl Brad Gabbert Alan Gady Lu Ann Geithman Thane Georgouveias Sarah Gilbertson Sheila Gitman Brian Goldenman Ann Goodrich Cindy Gray Julie Greener Jim Grosz Monica Groves David Gustafson Jon Gustafson Sherri Hackett Matt Hallstein Bethany Hansen Robert Hansen Jane Harty Nancy Heglund r 77 V 82 Returning Students Dale Hefm Julie Hemmesch Dave Henderson Brett Higgason Julie Higgason Amy Hildahl Doyle Hofer Steve Hofer Lynette Holm Julie Holty Craig Howse Daniel Hubbard Chris Hultgren Lori Hultstrand Brad Iverson Jessy Jacob Cindy Jacobs Alexia Jamison Steve Jennisch Priscilla Jensen Returning Students SS Scott Jib ben Daren Johnson Judy Johnson Laurie Johnson Lyle Johnson Mariann Jones Alice Jung Jennifer Juntunen Edwin Kadlec Mark Kennedy Craig King Kenny King Randy Kirgiss Rachel Klebs i- 84 Returning Students Tim Klein Kathy Klingbiel Thomas Klingbiel Tim Knutsen Sherri Kremer Kelly Krieger Kevin Krieger Monica Kriger Bonn! Larsen Janet Larson Miriam Larson Julie LaunderviJIe Dan Lautner Jennifer Le Blanc Layne Lechner Brent Letterman Returning Sludenls 05 r l i 1 Jeff Lindahl Barb Lindemann Annette Linder Deb Lindquist Ruth Lindquist Cheryl Logemann Peggy Long Cynthia Lowry Troy Lucht Alan Marshall Chris Martinson Eric Maxwell Linda McAllister Kelvin McCarthy Marcia McClenahan Jeff McCourt Percy McCoy Thomas MacDonald Brad McIntosh Dan Merfz 66 Reluming Students Shelly Metzger Tom Mikkelson Michelle Miller Stan Miller Lisa Milne Alison Mitchell Machelle Monster Dianne Mord Robin Morrill Robin Moser David Myers Lisa Nagel! David Nelson Deborah Nelson Deborah L. Nelson Randy Nelson Roger Nelson David Newton Bruce Norgaard Lee Nyquist Reluming Sludents 87 Jon Oakes Theodore Olsen [ I Robert Gsterlund Terry! Overpeck Bethany Palmer Tami Parker David Patterson Kent Paulson Vicky Pavlis Marcia Pederson Jay Perske Troy Petersen Kay Peterson Scott Peterson 88 Returning Students Jeff Pickard Dave Quebodeaux Denise Readel Heidi Reid Laurie Reid Nannetfe Reseland Rich Neal David Richter Amy Roach Grey Robertson Keith Robinson David Roby Sherri RoNer Ronald Sachs Heidi Sandstrom Barb Sawatsky Returning Students 89 ■J l ;( t 3 3 I Kent Schmidt Matt Schulenberg Clay Schultze Nan Sentman Pamela Sentman Pam Sheldon Aaron Shepard Stephen Sheridan Gracia Shindo Lola Shuey Rachel Silrum Kari Skoog Susan Smallidge Scott Smith Julie Snustead Dena Sorenson 90 Returning Students w REck Sorensen Karen Soukup Greg Spencer Jim Spock Linda Stanchfield James Stanoch Steve Steddom Corinne Steen Cory Stern Eddy Stettin Carrie Stewart David Strope Tammy Swanson Brenda Tanis Brian Taubert Sam Taylor Returning Students 91 I I Julie Thompson Paul Thompson Trudi Thompson Terry Thone Daryl Timmer Julie Tollefson Jody Tornqulst Toby Travis Cindy Trussell Steve Tschetter Marilyn Twist Gay Vogel Brad Webber Colleen Weekley 92 Returning Students Beth We lander Sharon Welch Sharon Weller Gene Westberg Kayleen Wetzel Diane Wiley Troy Williams Paul Wilson Jeff Wipf Steve Witmer Lorie Wold Gabriel Woods Linda Yun I Returning SluderUs 93 GRADUATES Cheryl Joy Ahlstrom A.S.V.B. Secretarial Jeremiah 29:1 M3 Carolyn J. Belanger B.S. Physical Education Matthew 6:33 Debra Renae Allrich Sharon Renee Asplund A.S.V.B. Secretarial B.S. Physical Education Matthew 6:33 Bruce Bennett Bible Certificate Psalm 19:14 Lyndon S. Bleeker B.S. Business Admin. Isaiah 40:8 94 Graduates Grant Dixon Bowman A.S.V.B. Business Admin. John 3:16 Carol Lynn Boyd B.S. Elementary Ed. Deuteronomy 32:2 Laurel A. Buckles B.S. Commercial Art Isaiah 43:4 Paul V. Buckles B.S. Social Science Habakkuk 3:17-18 Jennie Carlson B.A. Communication Psalm 16:8-9 Tamara Kay Carlson B.S. Office Admin, Isaiah 40:31 Susan Jean Braddock B.A. Ministery Psalm 63 Lynn Caproon B.A. Social Science Philipplans 4:6-7 G.E. Cams A.S.V.B. 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Music Education Devon Leona Johnson B.A. Elementary Ed, Psalm 139;23 t 24 Laurel J. Johnson B.S. Music Ed., B S, Music Colosstans 3:23 Kay Elizabeth Jentoft B.S. Office Admin. Barb Johnson B.S. Business Mi James L. Johnson A.S.V.B. Broadcasting James 1:5 Larry D. Johnson B.S. Broadcasting Proverbs 3:5 P 6 Mark Johnson Bible Certificate Philippians 4:19 Susan Kay Johnson B.A. Ministries Ephesians 2:10 100 Graduates Jeffrey John Joseph B.S. Business Admim Romans 10; 11 Brenda Jean Larson B.S. Business Admin. 1 Corinthians 10:31 Kevin Krieger B.S. Physical Education Lon Anne Linley A.S.V.B, Secretarial Jude 24,25 Joel A. Lilyquist B.A. Ministries Philippians 1:6 Kevin L, Larson B.A. Biblical Studies Proverbs 3:5,6 Ken Jones B.A. Pastoral Studies Philippians 3:12-16 Mark Kvam B.A. Biblical Studies Matthew 16:24 Barbara Jane Lentz B.S. Physical Education Graduates 101 Garry Russel Lloyd B.S. Business Admin. Philippians 4:11 Kristie Kay luiken A.S.V.B. 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Mark Gerald Chase B.A, Ministries Michael Clair Grandy Bible Certificate Daren John Hastings B.A. Commercial Art Renee Ann Johnson A.A.V.B. Secretarial Jeremiah 29:11 Randal Kent Lush B.S, Business Psalm 113:5-6 Michael Leroy Scott B.S. Business Julie Ann Strand A.A.V.B. Church Music Isaiah 43:2,4 Not Pictured Jonathan Lewis Bartosik B.A. Ministries Robyn Diane Carlson B.S. Elementary Ed. Randall Ray Folkerts Bible Certificate Robert Dale Hansen A.A.B, Karen Marie Iszler Bible Certificate Psalm 46:10 Layne Rex Lechner B.A. Christian Ed. Leanne Johnson-Miller B.A. Social Science James Patrick Shea B A. Pastoral Studies Joshua 1:8 Steven Dana Vaughan B.A. Ministries Shari Lee Witt B.A. Ministries Denise Rae Bodin B.A. Christian Ed. James S. Challander Bible Certificate Glenn A. Geithman B.S. Church Music Karen Ruth Harrison Bible Certificate Pamela May Jewell B.A. Christian Ed. Psalm 115:1 Laurie Sue Linden B.S, Business Matthew Donald Olmstead B.A, Ministries Mary Ellen ' Kelly Shea A.A.V.B. Commercial Art Colossians 3:17 Margaret Garol Wild B.S. Elementary Ed. Lamentations 3:22-23 108 Administration And Faculty Dr. William B. Berntsen President Dr, Donald Ericksen Executive Vice President Executive Secretaries: Ardith Gatlen, Debbie Lentz, Anita Tomlinson, Lyle Guhl Vice President ol Business Affairs Cashier ' s Office: Joyce Gerten and Debbie Osborne, Jeff Evensen Fine Arts Building Coordinator Gene Gjerdingen Coordinator of Management information Services John White Special Events Director Administration-Faculty 109 Business Affairs Personnel: Front Row: Joy Robinson, Barb Greenside, Vonnie Folsom, Mary Kvanvig, Ruth Li- tynski, Shirley Johnson, Bertie Harri¬ son. Back Row: Esther Truax, Cindy Milne, Gene Gjerdingen, Doug Fields, Dan Stolz, Sue Willis, Kristi Ekberg. Powerhouse: Front Row: Nate Belzer, Kevin Robinson, Chris Komarek, Joe Sullivan. Back Row: Joe Fry and Glen Peterson. Maintenance: Warren Fall and Bill Spooner. Food Service: Front Row: Julie Laun- derville, Deb Carey, Laurel White. Sec¬ ond Row: Jim Flaa, Steve Pickard, Lori Christenson, Syl Flaa, Lots White, Back Row: Jay Gallatin, Joel ChaL lander, Jim McGuire, Bob Jacobs, Dan White. 110 Administration-Faculty Operational Services: Little Joe Her- , nandez, Joedy Hernandez, Richard Bentdahl, Peter Milne. Eileen Berntson Registrar Dwight Gunberg Dean of Students Verna Halvorsen Dean of Women Dr, Kyle Wilson Dean of Men Dr, David Ondercin Vice President for Academic affairs Academic Support Personal: Clockwise from top: Marion 8ildsoe, Wylma Buckles, Corinne Benedict, Nancy Pose, 8ev Hintz, Kristi Lindstrom, Dali Lentz. Jeanine Sachs, Bon¬ ita Ericksen. Jane Nelson, Joan Schoreder. Dr. Don Albright Mathematics, Chemistry Jerry Beilby Biology, Photography Dr. William Bevier Bible Karen Black English Admifiisiration Facijlty f l I ! ( l ] J I Dr. David Glatterback Christian Educalion Dr. Walter M, Dunnett Bible Richard Edstrom Music Robert Elf strum Business Ted Farcasin Business Stephen Parra Psychology Bonnevieve Fenton Music Charles Herman History Mary Lou Hovda Librarian Dr. David Johnson Bible Howard Laing English Dr. Kevin Lesley Physical Education Barbara Lindman Physical Education Richard Long Broadcasting Dr. Grace Lund Education Floyd Martin Art Joan Ondercin Secretarial Science Dr. David Gsterfund Music Dr, Samuel Pittman Bible. Missions Maxcine Posegate Music 112 Administration-Pacutly L. Dr. Robert Posegate Educalion Charles Reynolds Physical Education Donna Samelian Elementary Education Dennis Schroeder Physical Education Dr. Jack Smith Bible James Smith Computer Systems Carol Thomas Drama Timothy Tomlinsen Broadcasting Richard Tremaine Speech Linda Wendler English Wayne Benedict Director of Housing and Security Ronald Bucken Admissions Counselor Melvin Boehland Athletic Director Celesta Bleekeer Ministries Extension Coordinator Captain ten Breen Securit y Siri Smith Nurse Administration-Faculty 13 Eleanor Anderson Alumni Ralph Anderson Director of Alumni Affairs Peter Buckles Public Relations Gene Kordick Vice President for Public Affairs Dr. Donald Lindahl Director of Admissions Joe Parayil Print Shop Paul Ramseyer Director of Broadcasting Public Relations Personnel: Naomi Bloom and Eva Kordick. Financial Aid and Admissions: Back: Richard Blaichley, Sue East, Sandy Watke, Ken Anenson. Seated: Lavina Terhark, Dawn Schwartz, t ' rip ■ --I ) v V ■ 7 J 114 Administratiori ' Faculty L. Kurian Parayil Sr, Vice Presidenl for Institutional Advancement Conrad Sorvick institutional Advancement Institutional Advancement Personnel: Kerri Joyce, Tanya Miller, and Jan Bomstad Board of Trustees Dr. William Berntsen President Mel Johnson Chairman James Knutson Vice Chairman Arlow Carey Secretary-Treasurer Wallace Berg Ivar Blomberg Harold Bronson Wesley Burnham Ernest Collingham Robert Cutshall Vernon Eide Donald Erickson David Grosz Richard Gunderson Harris Hanson George Mellin Paul Sentman Eldon Sorensen Jay Sudenga Paul White George Wilson Administration-Faculty 115 INDEX Aalgaard, Ross 75 Brftun, David 72. ? Aarhus, Debra Breen. Chandra Abbotacola. David Breen. Len 113 Addink, Joet 64 Brink. Gary 78 Adkins, Amy 64 Brink, Terry 70 Ahlstrom, Cheryl $4 Brennan, Kirsten 12, 48. 78 Albright, Don 11 1 Bronson. Harold 115 ALbus, Rulh 7$ Brooks, Thomas 55 Allord, Je� 64 Brower, Jonathan Allen, Kim 64 Brown, Kevin 6, 15 Allrich, Debra 94 Brown, Marlin 42, 70 Almqutsb Dean 2?. 76 Brote. Chrisline 55 Alsleven, Pamela 54 Brumlietd, Keith 27 Andersen. Laura 54 Brue, Krislin 55 Anderson, Adoie 20, 29, 36. 76 Bruesko. Pat 40, 56 Anderson, Blake Bryanl, Julie 55 Anderson. Brute 76 Buckles, Laurel 95 Anderson. Calvin 76 Sucles, Paul 95 Anderson. Carlton 43, 76 Buckles, Peler 42, 114 Anderson. Cheryl 76 Buckles, Wylme lit Anderson. David 64 Bull, Dan Anderson, Daniel 54 Bunting, Gwen 55 Anderson. Eleanor 114 Buri, Bonnie 55 Anderson. Garrell 21. 76 Burkart, Kay 33. 70 Anderson. Joan 76 Burkart, Kim 55 Anderson. Judy 22, 60 Burnham. Wesley 115 Anderson. Krisli 5, 46, 76 Burn hill. Greg 12. 13 Anderson, Paul 8. 27, 54 Burns. Kevin 27. 70 Anderson, Ralph 1 14 Bush, Faith 70 Anderson, Scott 34 Buyase, Stephen 55 Anderson, Sherri 8 Cairl. Kristine 78 Anonson, Ken 114 Calkins. Debra 55 Anenson, Michael 54 Call. Marvin 78 Applegate, Jill 51,70 Campbell. Melanie 55 Asplund, Sharon 76. 94 Cameron. Michael 30, 78 Asprey, Doug 27. 47. 76 Caproon. Lynn 78, 95 Avory. Darla 76 Carey. Arlow 115 Backer, Joy Carey, B. 60 Bshmuller, William 77 Carey, Deb 110 Baker, Scott 77 Carey, Mark 6okke r Mary 50.54 Corey, Sharon 44, 40, 55 Bailey. Scott 77 Carl. William Baiter. Male no Cartson. Cal hie 55 Balier, Rhoda 77 Carlson. Colleen 55 Banik, Todd 54 Carlson, Denise 36. 56 Barnhill. Greg 47 Carlson, Denise Lynn 56 Baron, Michele 49. 54 Carlson, Jehhifgi 43, 95 Barlel. Arlme 40 Carlson, Karra 29. 76 Basinger, Carolyn 29, 54 Carlson, Kevin 27 Bast. Nancy 44. 77 Carlson, Luanne 56 Beckman. Julio Ann 49, 54 Carlson, Peler 56 Belanger. Carolyn 33, 77, 94 Carlson, Rylh Benedict. Corrine 1 11 Carlson, Scott 46. 56 Benedict. Wayne 113 Carlson, Tamara 70. 96 Bennett. Brian 47, 77 Carier, Rile 76 Bannott, Bruce 46, 47, 94 Cedar, Craig 78 Bennott. Randall Cegia. Theresa 78 Benson. Susan 64 Chellarnder, James Benson. Todd 77 Challander. Joel 110 Benldahl, Richard 111 Chamberlain. Barbara 76 Berg. Craig Chapman, Becky 70 Berg, Wallace 115 Chan ton nJas. Nick 30, 79 Borgeson, Eric 77 Chisholm. Jolene 79, 96 Borggren, K rial in Cho. Hyo Rin Borntsen, William 115 Christensen, Dale 79 Borntson, Eileen 111 Christensen, Brad Besomer, Lyle 32 Christenson. Lori 1 10 Bovier, William 111 Christenson, Mark 47, 56, 96 Bielby, Jerry 11 Chrisliansen, Lynnetle 79 Bihner, David Chrislianson, Palricia 79. 9? Bildsoo, Marion 111 Chrislia, Arthur 48, 66, 72 Binhammer, Lua 2l r 54 Clark, Stephen 96 B irk hoi e, Darren 54, 65 Clatierbuck, Becky 79 B irk hoi 2. Jedd 55 Clatierbuck, David 112 Birky, Eric 45 Clatierbuck, Robert 30 Bjerke, Wendy Clements, Kim 50. 56 Black, Kathleen 111 Collingham, Erne Si 11$ Blatchloy. Richard 114 Colslrom, Chris 79 Bleedorn. Juhe 77 Conklin, Thomas 32 Bleaker. Celesta 1 i3 Conlin, Mark 56 Bleaker. Lyndon 94 Connor, James 27. 56 BEomberg. Ivor 115 Connor, Jerome Blood. Cathy 65 Cornish, Steve 30, 56. 79 Bock an, Ronald 113 Creed, Jeffrey 43, 79 Boahland, Melvin 113 Cummings. Charles 27 Bogaert. Keith 46, 77 Cummins. Si even 30. 56 Bomstad. Jan 115 Cunningham. Gregg 56 Bomstad. Jonnilor 77 Cutler, Linda 79 Bomslad, Jill , 77 Cutler, Loren Bonn. Steven 5, 15, 27 Culshail. Robert 115 Boomgaarden. Clarence Dahl, Cynthia 21, 50, 56 Bos. David 27, 56 Dahl. Jeifr y £6 Bowles. Lisa 77 Dahl. Sherah 57 Bowman. Grant 95 Daniels. Debbie 57 Bowman, Valerie Danielson, Kevin 27, 79 Boyd. Carol 95 Davidson, Scott 27 Brad dock. Susan 96 Davies. Jody 49. 79 Brady. Dale 65 Davis Leonard 27, 57, 79 Brandenburg. Joseph Davis. Bonnie 79 Brask. Janello 77 Davis. Corey Braun, Connie 77 Davis, Dawn 57 Do Buhr. Sandrft 79, 96 Do Young, Robert 96 Dcach, Anthony 79 Deech, Kelly 79 Dean, Derek 27. 57 Deedritk, John 96 Deel, Jo Deem, Brian 79 Delicti. Sheri 57 Den Hanoy, Benson Dennis. William 50. 57 Death. Michael. 79 Dt Pnma. Anlonio 57 Dickinson, Paul 30,60 Dixon, Daniel 27 Dobson, Bryan t9 r 40, 51, SO Dods. Thomas 48, 51, 57 Dcmsten. Richard 57 Doran. Mario 28, 29, 36, 57 Douviile, James Dover. Larry 80 Doyle, Timolhy 57 Droves. Louise 57 Dreycr, Sandra Drue ke mi Her, John Du Ball. John Dudrey, Danice 57 Durmast. Walter l 12 Durkot. James 57 Dykslra, Bradley 60 Bast. Susan 114 Eberspacher, Jody 28. 29, 66. 00 Ebert, Valerie SO Edslrom, Hichsrd 40, 112 Eide, Vernon 115 Eiynck. Caylani 58 Ekanger. Barbara BO Ekberg, Krisli 96. 110 Elasky, Jan 00 Elart Mark 50 EITstrurn, Robert 112 Eliason, Todd 60 Eller, Kory 80 Elliott, Bonnie Ellis, Keith 60 Ellwood, Timothy 58 Elsberry. Juliann 22. 58 Enderlein, Sloven 80, 97 Engberg, Denise 97 Epigram, Shari Engstrom, Kalhryn Engstrom. Nancy 97 Engstrom. Timothy Erick sen, Konita 111 Erickson, Donald 115 Erickson. Mark 4, 60 Eric cn, Todd 46, 58 Ertagaerd. Todd Ryan 46, 58 Espe, Heidi E 41 rid go. Junift 44. 58 Evans. Richard 60 Evan sen. Laura Everson, Jacquelyn 48. 58 Ever!, Boyd 58 Everl. Sheila 58 Ewart, Kevin 34 Eworl, Valerie 81 Ewing, David Eylzen. Gordon 50 FaMler, Kenneth Faffler, Nancy 97 Fall. Warren tlO Forcssin, Ted 112 Farra, Stephen 1 12 Farrington, USO 60 Fedde, April 50 Feland, Robert 2?. 58 Fellon. Lori Fenton. Bcnneviovo l 12 Fenton. Jonathan 56 Fields. Joyce Finkenaur, Scott 58 Finnamore, Hoyl 8l Fiaa. Jim 110 Fiae, Syi 1 10 Flod trom, Renee 58 Flyckl. Krisla Foil as. Norma 48, 81 Foikerls. Randall FollesQ, Kimberly 56 Folsom, Vonnie 110 Foster, Tirzah 40, 50, 58 Foth, Michael 81 Frankhouser, David Franta, Michael 58 Franlz, James 44. 97 Fralzke, Belh 49, 8! Frey. Lane 81 Friday, Barbara @1 Friedlein, Bradley 40, 01 Friedrichsen, Pels 27. Si Friend, Mark 27. 81 Friesema, Jayne 50. 97 Frieaen, Karen 49. 97 Fruits, Roy 50. 59 Fry, Joe 110 Fuch3, Valerio Si Fugleberg, Brian Si Fugleberg, Mark 27. 47, 8i Gabbori. Bradley S2 Gedy. Alan 02 Gaiiatin. Jay i to Gallatin, Kerry 97 Gamer, Randall 46, 59 Garrett. Patrick 27 Gebler. Krishna 59 Geerdes. Susan 50. 59 Geigler. Glenn 59 Geithman, Glenn Geithman. Lu Ann 62 Georgoivalas, Alhanasios 30, 62, 98 Gerber, Marlys 59 Gilbertson, Sarah 62 Gilbertson, Sonya 24. 98 Gillott, Brenda 50, 59 Gillquisl, Douglas 59 Gilman. Sheila 62 Gialason. Gary 96 Gjerdingon, Gone 110 Golden man, Brian 48, 51, 62 Goodrich, Ann 38. 37. 82 Gorham, Juheanne 44, 59 Goris, Melrssa 59 Gould, Stephanie Grandy, Michael 48 Granger, Diane Gray, Cindy 23. 28, 29, 40, 51. 82 Green, Sarah 59 Greener, Julie 40, 50. 02 Green side. Barb 110 Green side. Krislin 59 Grosz, James 82 Groves. Monica 44, 62 Grundyson. Darci 59 Gmthusen, David 27 Gulbranson, David 30, 59 Quicksort, Mark 47 Gunborg, Dwight 11 9 Gunbarg. Karen 59 Gunborg. Peter 59 Gunderson, Richard 115 GuslaEson, David 27, 82 Gustalson. Jonathan 27, 62 Habieh, Dana 98 Habich, Jelf 34 Hackett, Sherri 02 HafSIer, B. 27 Haget, Carol 33, 45 Hagen . Lisa 59 Haik, Sandra 59 Hallblade, Kimberly 48. 59 Ha II dors en, Kris 80 Ha lisle in, Matthew 24. si. 62 Haluptzok, Jbhn Halvorsen, Verna 111 Hammer, Jerirey Hannestad, Kent 27, 34, 60 Hansen, Beiheny 43. 62 Hansen, Caroline 96 Hansen, Eric 60 Hansen. Janet 98 Hansen. John 4 7. 50, 60 Hansen, Robert Henson, Harris 115 Hanson, James Hanson, Susan 60 Harmon. Slav an 50. 60 Harrison. Bertie 110 Herty, Jane 62 Hasiings, Daren Haug, Theodora 99 Heberg, Marilyn, 73 Heckmann, Down 60 Hedblad. Lon a 60 Hodiund, Ann HsFlelfinger, Kimberly 60 Heflorn. Heidi 98 Heglund. NanCy 23, 51, 62 He i dm an., Lisa Helm, Dale 19, 24, 03 Hemmesch. Julie 63 Henderson, David 40. 02 Hendrickson, Nancy 99 Heng, Karin 0, 20 Henry, Br dlord 00 Henry, Cheryl 49 Henry, Jonathan 27. 40, 60 Herman, Charles i 12 Hernandez, Joady 11 I Hernandez. Little Joe ill Hess, Cynthia 5t. 99 Higgeson. Broil 63 Higgs son, Julia 63 Higgins. Kim 99 Hilden. Dale Hilda hi. Amy 62 Hint . Bev 111 Hoag. David 60 Hobbiek. Mary 60 Hochhaller, Lowell 27, 40, 60 Hockert, Kenneth 81 Hoe tier. William Hoeknan. Barb 44 Hoter, Doyle 83 Motor, Steven 63 Hogan, Ted 61 Hokason, Charles Holm, Brian 34, 01 Holm, Joel 34, 81 Holm, Lynnetie 0. 40, 03 Holmgren, Kalhryn 0. 46. 99 Holmgren, Slevsn 50, Si, 61 Holts. Cheryl 99 Hollo, Douglas 99 Holly, James Holly. Julie 93 Hoodjer, Scott 61 Hooton. Mery Ann 81 House. Janat 61 Houser. David 61 Houvenagla. David 47. gi H ovdn, Mary Lou 1 12 Hbven. Judith 29, 6t Hovland. Elaine 61 Howard, Lewis Howard, Anno 61 Howse. Craig 83 Hubbard. Daniel 83 Hubbard, Paul 99 Hughes, Korrilyn Hultgiren. Chrislopher 03 Hult trand. Lori 03 Hunke. Melissa 22. 50, 81 lalfaldano. John 01 I m si and. Diana 42. 99 Iszlor, Karen 49 tvancio, Susan Iverson, Bradley 27. 47, 83 Iverson, Ilona 61 Jaco, Christine Jackson, John Jacob, Jessy 03 Jacobs, Bob l 10 Jacobs, Cindy 5, 40, 63 Jacob Debra 99 Jahnke. Steven 62 Jamison. Ataxia 63 Jankowski, Judith 42, 52 Jarvis, Mary Ann 62 Jenkins, Dennis 62. 68 Jenkins, Donna 62 Jenniach, Steven 83 Jenson, Mary 1QO Jenson, Priscilla 83 Jenson. James 27 Jensen. Randy 27 Jenlofl. Kay 24, 100 Jess. Dobra 45 Jewell, Pamela Jibben. Kenneth 40, 62 Jibben, Scot! 84 Johanson, Dawn 48, 62 Johanson, Rober! 62 Johnson, Angela 62 Johnson, Angela 62 Johnso n, Barb ICO Johnson, Chnatine Johnson, Dalen 19 Johnson. Daren 64 Johnson. David 1 12 Johnson, Dobra 62 Johnson. Deana 62 Johnson. Denila 19 Johnson. Devon iQO Johnson. Georgina 62 Johnson, Heidi 62 Johnson, James iQ0 Johnson, Judio 84 Johnson, Karan 62 Johnson, Karlene 28. 29. 62 Johnson, Larry 27. 100 Johnson, Laurel 100 Johnson. Laurie 64 Johnson. Lore da 49 Johnson, Lyle 04 Johnson, Mark Alan Johnson, Mark Eugene 100 Johnson, MeF 115 Johnson, Sere 62 Johnson, Shirley 110 Johnson, Susan 38. 37. 10Q Johnson, Todd 62 Johnson, Vonda 49, 62 Jones. Kenneth 62, iOl Jones. Mane 04 Jorde. David 47, 62 Joseph. James IOC Joyce. Kerri 115 Jung. Alrce 64 Juntunen. Jennifer 22. 04 Kadlec. Edwin Kadlec. Michelle 63. 84 Kaiser. Jemier Kennedy, Mark 84 Kerstmg. Reid on 26 Kesko, Dawn 63 Kidd. William 83 Kiomele, John Kiemeie. Kathleen King, Craig 19. 51, 04 King, Kenneth 12. 40, 64 Kmnunen, Katherine 63 Kmsmger. Kara 29. 63 Kirgiss, Handy 04 Klebs, Rachel 50. 84 Klem, Timothy 27, 05 Klmgbiel, Kathleen 05 Klmgbiel, Thomas 45, 85 Knapp, Kristine 63 Knudlson, Craig Knutsen, Timolhy 05 Knutson, James 115 Koiand, Douglas 63 Komsrek, Chris 110 Index 1 17 Kordick. Eva 1 l 4 Korporal. Romano 22. 63 Kory. Krlslin 29. 63 Krahn, Paul Krebs, Barbara 63 Kromer. Sherri 20, 29, 36. 37. 65 Krenz, Julie 63 Kriogcf, KoNy 46. 65 Krieger. Kevin 8, 50. 85. 101 Krueger, Melanie 36. 63 Krueger, Nancy 63 Kruger, Monica 51. 84, 65 Kuehne, Denise 63 Kuni, Krisli 63 Kurzhal, Eric 63 Kvam, Mork 101 Kvanig, Mary 1 10 La Mere. Nancy 63 Laansma. John 63 Leing, Howard 1 12 Land. Doyle 27, 63 Lang lord. Eric 6 langlie, Terry 12, 27 , 40. 63 Larsen. Bonni 85. 92 Larsen. Terry 04 Larson. Anlhony Larson. Brenda 1 0 1 Larson. Darnel 64 Larson. Deb br a 29 Larson. Janer 65 Larson. Kevin Larson. Miriam 49. 65 Larson. Patricia Larson. Priscilla Lesley, Kevin 112 Laun. Mary 64 Laundorvilto, Julio 65. 85. 1 10 Laulner, Dan 85 Lo Blanc, Jennifer 85 Lo Bro, Stovon Leavill. Kimberly 44, 64 Lechnor, Layne 85 Leder, Rebecca 64 Ledo, Darcee 2l, 64 Lee, Catherine 5. 48. 50, 64 Lemmens. Tim 30, 64 Lempska, Justine 64 Lentz, Barbara i01 Lentz. Dali 1 11 Lctterman. Brent 65 Leuthard, Kris 64 Lewis. Donald 64 LiCbetl. Kerry 46. 64 Lilyqurat, Joel ioi L incoln. Dawn 36, 37, 44, 64 Lindahl, Donald 1 14 Lindahl, Jersey 27 . 86 Lindahl, Max Lindberg. Paul 64 Lindeman. Barbara 86 Linden. Laurie Linder. Annelle 43. 8$ Lindquist. Deborah 40. 86 Lindquist, Ruth 06 Lindstrom, Gaovin 65 Lindstrom, Krisli 111 Linley, Lori 81. lOt Litynski. Ruth MO Lloyd, Gary 102 Logemonn. Cheryl 48. 86 Look, Deborah 65 Lowry. Cynthia 86 Luchl, Troy 86 Ludona, Gerald iQ2 Luiken, Kristie 102 Lund, Dana 65 Lund, Grace, 112 Lund, Gregory 46. 51 Lund, Maralee, 65 Lund, Rebecca 102 Lundell. Heidi 65 Lundgren. Sonja 65 Lundquist. Jodi $5 Lush, Randall Lutj, Diane 66 MacDonald. Thomas 40, 06 Madden. Eddie 30 Madsen. Joseph 30 Man?. Deborah 65 Mardock, Dana 50. 66 Marshall, Alan 50. 06 Marians. Randall 50 Marlh, Tina 65 Marlm. Came Marlin. Cynthia Marlin, Floyd 112 Marlm. Judnh 65 Manmson. Christopher 48, 86 Marly. Jonaihan 66 Maihieu. Diane 65 Matthews. Keith 27 Malison. Jeitrey 50 Maxwell, Enc 66 Maxwell, John 102 McAllister. Lmda 48. 86 McCarthy. Kathleen 66 McCarthy. Kelvin 06 McCarthy, Ralph 86 McCJenahan. Marcia 66 McConkey, Paige 23. 48. 51, 66 McConnell, Cmdi 66 McConnell, Douglas McCouri. Jeflray 86 McCoy. Percy 47. 06 McGuire, Jim 110 Mclnlosh, Bradley 86 Melver. Jeanne 5. 50, 66 McMillan, Heidi 103 Mollin. George 115 Morklo, Brad 50. 66 Mortons, Susan 50, 66 Mortz. Danny 34, 86 Metzger, Paul 66 Metzger, Shelly 87 Meyer, Karen 66 Michaud. Jo Ann 66 Middleton, Maureen 22 , 66 Mikkelson, Thomas 27, 87 Miles, Lisa Miller, Barbers 56 Miller, Leanne Miller, Marilyn 66 Miller. Michele 87 Miner. Patricia 66 Miller, Penny 48 . 51, 86 Miller, Robert Miller. Sharia 102 Miller. Stanley 87 Miller. Susan 102 Miller. Tanya 66. 115 Milne. Cindy 110 Milne. Lisa 87 Milne, Pater 111 Mirza, Sonia 66 Mitchell. Alison 07 Moberg, Tami Moon, Gary 66 Moon, Steven Moline. Joel 67 Mollenhauer. Jill 103 Monster, Machelle 4, 87 Moore. Pamela 48, 67 Moravac, Cecilia Mord, Dianne 87 Mork, Dee Ann Mork, James 67 Morrill, Robin 67 Moser, Freeman 8. 30 Moser, Robin 87 Mossberg, Roland 8, 46, 103 Moulton, Brian 103 Mullin, Daniel 67 MuIImax, Todd 67 Murphey, Bradley Murphy. Bryan 67 Myers. David 31 Myers. Julia 67 Nagell. Lisa 40.87 Nash, Leslie 67 Neal, Becky 103 Nelson, Curl is 34, 67 Nelson, David 48. 87 Nelson, Deborah 87 Nelson, Deborah Lynn 46. 67, 87 Nelson, Debra Nelson. Jane l l Nelson, Gregory 27 Nelson, Joyce 67 Nelson, Kay 67 Nelson, Palrick Nelson, Handy 87 Nelson, Roger 67 Nelson, Sharon 67 Nelson, Teresa 70 Nevils, Teresa Newion, David 87 Nickel, Andres 67 Niehoff, Cheryl NordiCk Eve 67 N or dirt, Euflene 32. 103 Nordstrom, Kevin Norgaard, Bruce 87 Nor gear d, Phillip 47, 67 Nungesser, Fred 67 Nyquist, Leland 30, 87 O’Brien, Orine $7 Oakes. Jonathan 83 Okayama. Naomi 07 Olmstead. Mali hew Olsen. Catharine Olsen, Theodore 08 Olson, Gloflord 8, 46, 103 □ Ison. Craig Olson, Joy 33. 60 Olson, Kalhryn Olson, Laurie 48. 68 Olson, Len Olson, Todd 34. 60 Omodt, Janell Ondertin, David 111 OnderCin, Joan 112 QnulrOck, Donna 103 Opheim. Sandy 63 Orlmann, Candace Orlquist, E, 50 Osborn, Debora Ost, James 50, 60 Osterhoudl, Sheila Osterlund, David SO, H2 Osterlund, Roberl 45. 51, 88 Ollorness, Mary 68 Overpeok, Terryl 06 Ozment, Daimpn Psiias, jefi 47. 68 Palmer, Belhany 80 Parayii. Joe 114 Pafayil. Kunan 115 Parker, Paler Parker, Tamara 86 Patterson. Barbara 48. 68 Patterson. David 80 Patterson. Teresa 8. 68 Paulson, Ken! 30. 88 Pavlis, Vicky 24. 88 Paydon. Michelle 66 Pearson. Debra Pearson, Vortda Pederson. Marcia 86. t03 Pollelior, Shanyn 68 Pol ley. Kothlcen 68 Poltonon, Morgen 103 Ponce, Rodric 27. 69 Penn, Michele 104 Perske. Jay 19, 88 Peters, Janet 69 Petersen, Kathryn 16, 45, 69 Petersen, Troy 86 Peterson, Brian Peterson, Duane 104 Peterson, Glen 1 to Peterson, Gregory 48, 40 Peterson, James 43 Pelerson, Kay 28, 29. 68 Peterson, Soon 19, 98 Peterson, Sheila 44, 104 Peterson, Teresa Peterson, Thomas 27, 69 Petrie. Tigh 27, 69 Pickard, Jelfrey 39. 110 Pittman, Samuel 112 Plummer. John 34 Pollard. Lori 104 Post, Needy 111 Posegate, Maxcine 112 Posegate, Robert 1 13 Psyche, Mary t 13 Ouebodeaux. David 27, 09 Rarnseyor, Paul 1 14 Randle. Kim Rasmussen, Rolinda Rea del. Denise 89. 104 Reagan. Wendy 104 Redinger. Donald 69 Reed. Linda Reed, Tim 19, 104 Reid, Lauren 69 Reid, Peter IG4 Reid, Heidi 89 Reimer, Randy 69, 104 Reinders, Loratyn 69 Renander, Joseph 69 Renslrom, Shartyn 69 Reseiand, Nannette Reynen, Marsha 48, 69 Reynolds, Charles 113 Rich. Neal 8. 34, 89 Richter, David 47, 89 Rich. James Roach, Amy 43, 89 Rohbms, Paul 89 Roberts, Jans 50. 69 Robertson. Gregory 30, 89 Robertson. J. 27 Robinson, Keith 89 Robinson. Kevin 110 Roby, David 09 Roby, Joseph 48. 50, 70 Rogers, Timolhy 27. 70 Roller, Sherri 09 Romero, Jose 70 Romick, Steven Poop, Paul 70 Rassin, Byron 70 Roszharl. Nancy 28, 29, 70. 36 Ruckolshausen, Sara 70 Rud, Jelfrey 70 Runke. Daniel 104 Rust, Laura 70 Rust, Linda 1 13 Sachs. Jeanine 111 Sachs. Honald 47, 89 Sage. Scoll 5 1 , 70 Same Iran. Donna 113 Sanchez, Maria 6, 70 Sanderson. Jeffrey Sandsirom. H ' oidt 45, 89. 99, 105 Saltier, David 70 Sawatsky, Barbara 89, 105 Schafer, Joel 70 Schimming, Annette 29. 48, 70 Schmidl. Brian 27. 70 Schmidt, Kent 90 Schnobrick, William 30 Schoonockar. Christopher 27, 70 Schorr, Seen 105 Schroodor, Dennis 34, 113 Schroodor, Jeffrey 34, 70 Schroodor, Joan l 1 1 Schulonbcrg. Matthew 43. 90 Schulenborg. Michael 47 Schultz o, Clay 90 Schwabe, Susan 42. 45, i05 Schwartz, Dawn l 1 4 Schwartz, Michael 47 See man, Kenl 27, 70 Selin, Gloria 105 Sent man, Nanpette 90 Seniman, Pamela 19, 24, 90 Sen!man, Paul 1 15 SerakOS, Peter Severson, Marcia 8, 42, 1Q5 Shea, James Shea, Keify Sheoiey. James Sheldon. Lisa 70 Sheldon. Pamela 36. 90 Shepard. Aaron 90 Sheridan. Stephen 90 Shields, Jack 40, 70 Shindo, Gracia 90 Shipler, Sheila 44. 71 Shogren, Leslie 49. 105 Shuoy, Lola 90 Silrum, Rachel 46. 90 Simonson, Rebecca 50. 71 Skeie. Paul 48, 71 Skeie. Stephen 13, 47, 71 Skoog. Kari 90 Skoog. Mark 27. 71 Smallidge, Susan 48, 90 Smith. Jack 113 Smith. James 113 Smith. Siri 113 Smith, Scoll 90 Snu stead, Julie 51, 90 Soderstrom, Dana 71 Sodersirom, Ryan 8, 46, 106 Sornenberg, Brenda Sorensen, Dana 36, 37, 90 Sorensen, Richard 91 Sorenson, Eldon 115 Sorvic, Conrad 1 14 Soukgp, Karen 91 Speake. B. 50 Spencer. Gregory 91 Spick. Penny Spies. Elisabeth 71 Spock. James 21 . 27, 9 a Spooner, Bill 110 Stations, Roberl 71 Stanchlield, Linda 4, 91 Stanley, Deborah Stanoch, James 9l Stark, Dori 44, 71 Staslny. Kerry 8, 46. 57. 106 Staulfer. Donald 48, 7l SlaLiter, Robert 42. 46. 106 Sloddom. Stephen 48, 91 Steen, Corinno 9l Steiner, Sheri 71 Stoinkuehler, Lydia 7 l Steinlo, Carrie 7 I Slencil. Carolyn- 71 Slenstrom, Lori 71 Stern, Cory 91 Stern, Jelfrey 30 Sterneman, Charlotte Sleltin, Eddy 27, 91 SI evens, Timothy Slewart, Carrie 91 Sloesz, Beth Eilene 106 Stoiz, Dan no Si rand, Julia Slralton, Margaret 22. 71 Si rick I or, Dobra 106 Siroeaaner. siaven Slromlund, Christy 7 1 Si rope, David 91 Sudenga. Jay 1 15 Sullivan. Joe 110 Sunnarborg. Rachelle 106 Sullon. Marcy 7t Svardal. Daniel 7 l Swanson. Daren 27. 7 l Swanson. Douglas Swanson. Karin 72 Swanson. Peggy 72 Swanson. Scoll 72. 106 Swanson. Tammy 9 l Swenson. Janice 44 , 72 Swenson. Scoll Swenson. Todd Swore, Timolhy 27 Symens, Thomas 72 Tabor, Shayne Tader, Nanpi 72 Tanis, Brenda 50, 9 l Tanis, Ltsa 29, 50, 72 Tanning, Brian 42 Tauberl, Brian 21, 27, 45, 91, 106 Taylor, Samuel 27, 91 Taylor, Susan 45 TftyOn, Michelle 72 Terhaar. Sreil 47, 72 Torhartt. Livina 114 Terrill. MsrtCy 72 Thorp, David 72 Thayer, Lori 72 Thoaing, Brian Thoune, Jafl 9. 72 Thomas, Carol 113 Thompson, Julia 92 Thompson. Paul 92 Thompson. Roxanne 72 Thompson. Tmcfi 92 Thane. Terry 92 Timmer. Daryl 43. 92 Tinney, Robin 72 Tiornbom. Chrislopher Tjomhom. Sarah 106 Toews. Sheri 72 Tolleifson, Julie 92 Tomlinson, Timolhy 113 Tomquist, Jody 36, 92 Tgsch, Timothy Travis, Toby St, 92 Tremaine, Richard 113 T re m per, J nel 73 Tre ei, Dawn Trofl, Brian 27, 47 Truax, Esther t io Truebtood, William Tru I son, Deanna 73 Trussell, Cynthia 92 Trussell, Laurie 107 Tscheller, Stove 13. 73, 92 Tutt. Scol Twi l, Marilyn 92 Umlaut, ftodd 12 Uasoth. Amy Van Balavia. Kurl 107 Van Blaricom, Darren Van Zee, Todd 73 Vaughan. Steven Veldt, Denise 73 Vogel. Gay 40, 92 Vogel. Kelly 107 Vogel. Michael 34 Vogel. Tommie 73 Wagar, Roxanne 73 Wagner, Carri 73 Waite, Paul t IS Wall, Barbara 21, 36. 37, 46. 107 Wallace, Todd Walgh, Tim 34, 47 waiter, Angela 73 Walty, Deborah 73 Waters, Charles Watke, Gregory 36, 107 Watke, Sandy 114 Webber, Bradley 92 Weekley, Colleen 40. 51, 92 Winert, Deborah 73 We lander, Beth 93 Welch, Sharon 43 , 93 Welie, Roben Weller, Sharon 39, 93 Weal. T. 60 We lberg. Gene 93 Wenberg. Mary 73. 90 Wester lend. Julie Westfall. Judith Westrate. Wandra 73 Wetzel. Kayleen 21. 93 Wetzel, Richard 27, 73 While, Dan 110 While, Laurel 1 10 While, Lois 110 While, Roxanne 64. 107 Wild, Margaret Wiley. Diane 93 Wiley, Michael 27 Wilkin, Joseph Williams, Lori 73 Williams, Troy 93 Willis, Sue 1 10 Wilson, Cheryl 107 Wilson, Daniel 30. 73, 30 WilsOn, George 1 15 Wilson, Jill 43 Wilson, Kyle 111 Wilson. Paul 43, 93 Wipl, Jefl 43, 93 Wi(mer. Sleven 93 Wilt, Lance 19 , 43 . 51 Wit tig, Ann Wold, Lori 93, 107 Wolner. Cathy 5 Wood, Keith Wood, Kimberly Woods. Gabriel 47. 93 Wright. Randall Voder, David 107 Yum, Linda 93 Zdrazil, Thomas Whew! It s done! As I look back at all the carbon copies of pages long sent in and of deadlines missed; I think to myself — NEVER AGAIN! Seriously, it was a pnveledge for me to serve as editor of the 1984 Scroll, Although many times I wanted to give up, the Lord gave me strength to persevere, I would like to thank my dedicated corps of workers this year. Sharon Caret served as assistant editor and cropper-in-chief. She helped keep things ethical and burned the midnight oil along with me in order to complete the book. Shelia Shipler, Barb Hoekman, and Sheila Peterson also put many hours in drawing layouts, redrawing layouts, and suffering through the horrifying task of copy writing. Thanks for coming to my rescue. Also deserving of praise are other staff members Janice Swenson, Dawn Lincoln, Julie Gorham, Kim Leavitt, Nancy Bast, Dana Habich, Junie Estridge, Monica Groves, Denise Carlson, Gina Johnson, Dawn Johansen, Cathy Blood, and Dori Stark. Thanks again! Oh yes! My photographers! I would like to apologize to you for the demands and pressure I put on you two. Dennis Jenkins and Todd Ericson came through in the end. Thanks guys. Others that helped us with the production and deserving of thanks are Nancy Post and Joan Schroederfor the countless lists and help with identification. A special thanks to the people of the W. institute for the unique pictures used in the division pages. Finally, a very grateful thank you to Mr, Jerry Beilby, our advisor. Thanks for the help and encouraging support — you are very much appreciated , (Your check is in the mail), Thank you all. In Christ, Jim Frantz editor Index f 119 “ ... so that you may walk in a manner worthy of the lord, to please Him in all respects, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God ...” Colossians 1:10 120 Closing --