Northwestern Bible School - Scroll Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

hoot 3 p list tians hings the lege, ;ame ffers to its wth ■ has ople, liege. sible alive, e ex- f this n the inted ecia- 1985 SCROLL 1985 Northwestern College Roseville,Minnesota 55113 Theme. 2 Graduates. 102 Activities and Sports . . 17 Faculty and Staff. 122 Organizations. . . .49 Index. 132 Students 64 Closing. 136 t9v Founded in 1902 as a missionary training school, Northwestern College had its beginnings in a Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Its goal was to prepare Christians for full-time service and to remain faithful to the teachings of the Bible, Cod honored that commitment, and by 1947 the school grew to include a seminary, a liberal arts college, and a conservatory of music. Three years later it became an accredited Bible College, Today Northwestern offers training in a variety of disciplines and remains true to its original purpose. One man who played a prominent role in the growth of Northwestern is Dr. William B. Berntsen. He has devoted his life to the training of Christian young people, first as a teacher, and then as president of the college. Even through times of struggle and seemingly impossible situations, President R fought to keep the vision alive. Today the school we know as Northwestern College ex¬ ists largely because of the faith and persistence of this man. In December of 1984, Dr. Berntsen resigned from the presidency after 18 years of service and was appointed to the office of chancellor. As a symbol of our apprecia¬ tion for everything he has done, we dedicate the 1985 Scroll to our beloved Mr. B.” As students at Northwestern College, we are part of the continuing legacy. We have set aside this part of our lives for a time of concentrated learning and training. Our education serves a two-fold purpose. First, it is to help us to mature and become responsible as members of Cod ' s family. Se¬ cond, it is to prepare us to become a positive in¬ fluence on our world. However, even in the environment of a Chris¬ tian college, growth is a matter of choice. How much we learn is determined by how teachable we are. Similarly, the extent to which we affect our community is determined by the amount of effort we invest. May we be good stewards of our educa¬ tion and training by making them a part of our lifestyles. • 1, Stephen Opoku fellows along in his book during a lecture ■ 2. Chapel is brought to a close wi|h a moment of prayer. ■ 3. Mr Wayne Benedict offers Julie Ann Beckman friendly words of advice. 4 X ■ 1. What a fox! Scott Swanson thinks while scouting out freshman girls, ■ 2. Brian Holm and Ed Norman happily lake Orders for ice Cream sundaes while working in the Eagle ' s Nest, a 3. Sharon Carey, and Pat Brueske enjoy a campfire at Choir Relreal. ■ 4. Bruce Anderson shows off h� s Chef Tel. ■ 5. Annette Schimming gives a flir¬ tatious look to a friend. ■ %. Barb Patterson and Dawn Johansen display their school spirit by dressing in purple and gold. ■ 2. Gowning around, Julie Elsberry sells home ¬ coming balloons to Eagle Jans, ■ 3, Jack Shields fashions his latest GQ threads. ■ 4. John La Barre and Ramona Gibson, patiently await the opening kick to start the Homecoming game, 5, Un¬ distracted in the midst of a crowd of football fans, Dr, BeVier tensely awaits the final score. H X ■ 1 Enjoying a swim in Lake Johanna, our semi¬ annual visitors relax before Iheir long flight south, m 2. The lakeside beauty of Northwestern College adds to the uniqueness of the campus. ■ 3. The Island Chapel stands silent in its secluded little clearing. ■ 4. Sieve Hunl holds back the tears after a rough day of Freshman English. ■ 5. Quielly meditating by the fountain, Karen Gunberg enjoys the fall sunshine while il lasts. 11 fr T ■ 1. Julie Foss awails the flash as she poses for her picture. ■ 2. Mark Elect and Tim Zhome cheer the Eagles to victory. ■ 3. Rhonda Drake and Stephanie Haugen smile as they hurry off to Class. ■ 4. Dawn Pawlewski finds the Pudgy Bunny contest quite a mouthful ■ 5. Nancy Heglund flashes her pearly whites as she heads toward the cafeteria, her favorile class. mmm gi 4 15 ■i ■ i - 10 Homecoming ■ L Miss Northwestern, Kirsten and her escort, Joel Holm, officiate at the Homecoming game, p 2. Homecoming Ians fill the bleachers. ■ 3. Brenda Hidde Cheers the Eagles on to an overwhelming vic¬ tory ■ 4, Pep Band members add to the festive at¬ mosphere. m 5 . Miss Northwestern and her court: Jeff Theune, Gracia Shindo, Jack Shields, Marcia Mc- Clenahan, Kenny King, Kirsten Broman, Jan Elasky, Joel Holm, Lisa Nag ell, and Brian Goldenman. ■ Homecoming Highlighted by the crowning of Kirsten Broman as Miss Northwestern and a 53-0 victory over Piilsbury for the football team, October 15-20 brought another week of annual Homecoming activities. Students displayed their spirit throughout the week by dressing creative¬ ly. Twin Day and Polyester Plaid Day in¬ volved especially enthusiastic participation. On Friday evening, Carpenter ' s Workshop provided moving entertain¬ ment for a Blue Room student banquet. The meal was followed by a mellow Brown Bannister concert in Maranatha Hall and late-night skating at Saints-Rosedale. kwTTu 7 r-lT: tHP:, Homecoming 19 SCOREBOARD NVVC .. . . . 7 Augsburg. .. .3 NWC + + , .... 3 Sioux Falls. .. 27 ★NWC .. . ,. 13 Martin Luther . . . . 6 NWC ... ....3 Lords College ..... .. 5-4 ★NWC .. .. . 38 Maranatha. ii ★NWC . . . . . 53 Pillsbury.. . , . . 0 ★NWC .. . . . I Concordia ... . . .6 ★NWC .. .. 28 Northwestern, Wl . . . 23 ★NWC .. .. . 23 Mb Senario. . .21 Season Record 7-2 Conference Record 6-0 ★Conference Games ■ 1, President B. studies Ihe field while Raleigh While takes notes of the action. ■ 2. Tom Friedrichsen dodges away from the opposition. ■ 3, Row I: K, Burns, j. Spock, D. Quebodeaux Row 2: W.Straub, D, Tracy, R. Clark, D, Swanson, K.. Fejes, I- Greenburg, J, Wikstrom, M. Mossman, D. Lautner, T. Klein, . Straub Row 3: B. Feland, K, Eller, L. Burg, B. Boslrom, T. Swore, J. Swanson, R. Gaston, P. Friedrichsen, 5. Davidson, R. White,}, Williams, M. St umbo Row 4: Trainer D. Bair, Seeman, D. Thomason, K. Danielson, T, Peterson, E + Norman, S. Butman, D Bos, M. Fugleberg, L, Hochhaller, C. Sfribal, B, Troff, Manager C. Franks Row 5: M Skoog, S. Gslrom, D Asprey, D. Land, D, Swanson, P. Burfish, B, Hoefler, B. Schmidt, T. Kooy, 5. Larsen, T. Friedrichsen, J, Gustafson Row f : COACHES — N. Bal er, C. Reynolds, M. Boehland, M. Carey, G. Paulson, m 4. Pete Friedrichsen gains yardage for the Eagles. 10 Football ■ « ' ■ ■ ■■■ __ ZJ 1984 Upper Midwest Conference Champions The 1984 football season is one that will be remembered for a long time by coaches, players and Ians. This year ' s team, led by captains Kevin Burns, David Quebodeaux and Jim Spock, proved to be a very enthusiastic squad. Encouragement among the players proved to be a big part in the team s successful season, with twins Wayne and Jim Straub providing the greatest amount of it. The Eagles started the season with a vic¬ tory over Augsburg and went on to win 7 out of their 9 season games, (the second best record in the 12 years of NWC Foot¬ ball.) Their biggest defeat was handed to them by Lomas College, and their biggest victory was the upset of Pills!jury with a score of 53-0, Northwestern finished the season with an unblemished 6-0 conference record, and clinched the Upper Midwest Con¬ ference Championship by defeating a pesky Ml. Senario team 23-2 1 tooth,ill 21 Team Makes a Name Virtually unknown until this fall. North- western ' s soccer team finally made a name for itself nationally. They ranked third in the nation with an 11-3 record and were awarded All-American Honors, Bill Schobrich, Tim Monlzka and Lee Nyquist also received All-District and All- Conference honors. With a majority of the team members returning next year, Coach Bill Crawford can expect another successful season. For now, the Bobs are training in California, so the National Championship is just a let- terbuck away, a 1 Front Row, Left to Right: O. Willis, |. Stem, D. Chevalier, L Krieger, 8. Anderson, L. Nyquist, C Schultze, S, Look, K. Fernandez Back Row: Coach Bill Crawford, T, Monizka, B, Miller, B. Sthobrich, S. Cor¬ nish, P, Wohler, D Wilson, G, Robertson, B. Dennis, T Delzer, D. CilJquist, M. Honey, T. Crosch, K. Deich m 2. Jeff Stern, off Ihe top rope with an elbow smash ■ 3. Steve Cornish, on the ground again. ■ 4. Danny Wilson has a hair-raising experience, ■ 5. The tradi¬ tion lives, m b. Is Clay Schullze break dancing? 22 Soccer Scoreboard 0 NWC 4 1 NWC 0 3 NWC 0 ONWC 2 3 NWC 1 2 NWC 0 2 NWC 1 3 NWC 2 2 NWC 1 2 NWC 0 5 NWC 2 5 NWC 0 1 NWC 4 2 NWC 2 3 NWC 3 3 NWC 0 Bethany Lutheran Macalester St Paul Bible St Paul Bible North Central Bible Viterbo St. Schola5 lica Concordia Si Paul Pilkbury Bible Mt. Senario North Central Bible Viterbo St. Scholar tie a Concordia St. Paul Pillsbury Bible Mt. Senario non-conference game Soccer 23 rsjsr m 1. Nancy Roszhart spikes the balk white Cindy Gray and Adelle Anderson move in anticipating Ihe block. ■ 2 Cindy Gray, Kristin Beerwagen and Kris Kory get set for a serve receive, m 3, Carolyn Basinger delivers a powerful spike. ■ 1. With precision, Nancy Roszharl leans into a dig. ■ 2. Front Row, Left to Right: L Tams, D. Larson, K. Kory, N. Roszharl, K. Johnson, j. Hoven, L. Wick, S. Kremer, T. Epema Back Row: Assistant Coach M. Carlson, C Basinger, K Dahlgreo, J. Efocrspracher, A. Schimming, C. Cray, A, Anderson, R. Simonson, M. Doran, K. Heerwagen, Coach Barb Lmdman Women ' s Volleyball Best Year The women ' s cross country team had a year of good performances, placing third in the conference, Lynette Christiansen placed second, beating East year ' s cham¬ pion, and received All-Conference honors. In MCCAA competition, at Cedarville, Ohio, Lynnette placed ninth, winning Divi¬ sion I All-American honors. Also turning in good performances at conference competition were Carol Hage!, Pam Mayhak, Lois Reseland, Ann Sander¬ son, and ]oy Schreifets, The team placed third overall in the conference. Throughout the year, they placed high at their meets, with Lynette and Carol run¬ ning at each other ' s heels. At the Hamiine Invitational, each member turned in a per¬ so nal best time. ■ 1 Carol shows her style at NWC ■ 2, Front Row: B. Wall, L. Christiansen, L Reseland, Coach Kris Smith Back Row: A, Sanderson, C Hagel, J. Schreifels Dynamic Decade The men ' s cross country team had its best year ever, winning the tenth straight conference championship and six out of seven top places in the conference. In national competition at Cedarville, Ohio, they won the Division It Champion¬ ship. Cary Brink, Wes Landfear, and Lyle Besemer won Division II All-American honors. In competition, they were consistently high in standings, defeating many tough opponents, and giving many others, in¬ cluding the University of Minnesota, a run for the medals. m 1. Gary Brink and Rob Osterlund watch the action. ■ 2, Tom Smith on the run. ■ 3. Front Row: L Besemer, G. Brink, G. Westberg Back Row: D Popa, Coach Steve Farra, D. Roby, W. Landfear, T, Smith ( ■PPM — - - Men ' s Cross Country 27 - Beyond the Books Free lime. When asked about this im¬ portant aspect of college life, one student joked, Free time, what ' s that? Although studying was a big part of life at North¬ western, contrary to popular belief, students did do more than just study. Topping the list of spare time activities was spending time with friends and eating. However, more constructive activities, such as jobs, inter-collegiate and intramural sports, organizations, growth groups and involvement in local churches, also oc¬ cupied student ' s time. k Tr- ' M m vn -1 fry i l? i, i 2ti College Lite £ I ■ 1. Mealtime proves to be a good time for be¬ ing with friends ■ 2. A busy schedule forced Ihis student to catch a few winks between classes ■ 3. Aerobics is one way to stay in shape at school ■ 4 P.O. boxes are a popular place to gather, as shown by Janet Townsend, Sarah Ruckelshausen, )anet Tremper, and Sam Taylor ■ 5. Sharon Weller knows thal practice makes perfect 1 Steve Archer ' s assistant on the keyboard ■ 2. Steve Archer in concert ■ 3, Julie Ann and Steve singing a duet. ■ 4. Julie Ann singing before the Ar¬ cher concert. ■ 5. Steve Archer and one of his facial expressions. ■ 6 Bill Greenwood with his homemade electric guitar. 30 Concerts Variety of Talents This year at Northwestern, we had a variety of concerts to say the least. The tafents and acts of the singers were also varied. Brown Bannister, although mellow and spiritual had his otherwise interesting points such as tripping over a microphone cord. He also sang a lullaby to the newest addition to the Wendler family, a baby girl. Truth, much like Brown Bannister, was interesting in that its songs were varied from soft spiritual to hard Christian con¬ temporary. Bill Greenwood sang his songs by himself with no backup except for his personal accompaniment of piano or a very interesting guitar. He also imitated some TV shows like Leave it to Beaver and Star Trek in his own unique fashion. Steve Archer was probably the singer that the students of Northwestern enjoyed the most. His sidekick really added to the show with his excellent ability to play the synthesizer and keyboard. Steve was very funny with his many facial expressions and jokes and he also had a very good spiritual message. At one point he sang a duet with one of the student body ' s favorite singers, Julie Ann Beckman. Concerts 3 } 32 Music Man The Music Man, a popular musical by Meredith Wilson, proved to be a suc¬ cessful production for Northwestern College this year. Performed on two consecutive weekends in November, the play was directed by Carol Thomas-Johnson, assisted by music director Bryan Dobson The story, set in River City, Iowa, tells about Harold Hill, a dishonest salesman falling in love with the town ' s librarian, Marian Paroo, Brian Goldenman and Rachel Silrum brought the leading roles to life, along with a cast of approximate¬ ly 45. I thought the music was terrific and the cast did an outstanding job ' Bonnie Beemis enthused, They put a lot of ef¬ fort into it. Music Man ■ 1 Singing, Till there was you ' Brian Golden- man and Rachel Silrum rehearse the romantic footbridge scene. ■ 2. Marcellas Washburn gives Harold Hill a respectful salute ■ 3, As school board members-tumed-barbershop quartet, Kerry Liehelt, Tom Dods, Steve Holmgren arid Rob Osterland, practice harmonizing, ■ 4 Seem¬ ingly engrossed in his paper, Harold HUI listens as (he other traveling salesmen discuss his reputa¬ tion. ■ 5. Harold Hiil sets out to conquer stub¬ born River City. ■ 6 You really ought to give Iowa a try! invite the River City citizens a 7 After two years of brooding over his father ' s death, Winthrop finally talks — 1o Harold Hill. Music Man 33 ■ 1, Carolers Steve Paris, Norma Foiles, Brian Goldenman, and Susan Smallidge add to the festive atmosphere with their holiday attire, ■ 2. The Col lege Choir sings an old poem, Jesus Christ the Ap¬ ple Tree. ■ X We wish you a Merry Christmas, sings Colleen Weekley, Kerry Leibelt, Dawn Johan- son and Daryl Timrner as they serenade banquet guests, ■ 4, Choir member Dave Braun joins the or chestra for part of the concert, ■ 5 Awaiting her cue, Julie Reinhold grips her handbells. 34 Christmas Gala J Christmas Gala The Christmas festivities this year were launched by the traditional Gala banquets. At the banquets, quartets of carolers wore costumes representing different eras in history, and sang a variety of Christmas carols. The highlight of this year ' s gala, however, was the presentation of the Christmas concert, “In the Fullness of Time ' The dynamic concert was performed three nights, two of which were completely sold out. Its huge success was made possible through the collabora¬ tion of almost 200 persons involved. The Concert Choir, Male Chorus, and Chorale were accompanied by a full orchestra, with the decorations and handbell choir adding a special touch in helping to create the Christmas mood- Spiritual Life Other college students might have wrinkled their noses at the idea of forced spirituality, and we too may have sometimes wondered if chapels were more boring than blessing, but spiritual life at NWC was much deeper. Chapels allowed students to voluntarily participate in planning, musical perfor¬ mance, and sharing. Spiritual activities on campus also included student-initiated groups such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Sing and Share, Growth Groups, and weekly prayer groups. Many students volunteered their time and energy to Christian service activities. ■ T. Cory Siern, Julie Strand and Chuck Knutson pro¬ vide special music in chapel, ■ 2. John LaBarre and Jennifer Vaegcr (alk after Sing and Share, ■ 3. Andrea Nickel reads along with (he chapel speaker. 36 Spiritual Liie Faculty Candid 37 — ■ 1. Treading carefully, Mrs. M uni I a Erickson wades through the balloons which mysteriously deluged her office. ■ 2. Mrs. Jean nine Sachs comes to chapel prepared for Sno Daze. ■ X Making their rounds. Dr. and Mrs. BeVier sample the girls ' cooking at the student residence Open House, while Rhoda Balzer and Julie Bleadorn guard the food against marauding students. Looking Ahead Women ' s basketball endured a rough year yet still managed to strive for ex¬ cellence throughout the season as they aimed to please the Lord both on and off the court. Coach Dan Smith and the several women who will return to the squad next year view the upcoming season with eager anticipation. P— v JT rJ r 1 w 1 A , m tv i 38 Women ' s Basketball z 7 Scoreboard NWC ,.. 29 St, Thomas.....69 NWC . 42 Bethel. .52 NWC .... 52 Stout... 63 NWC .49 Augsburg....- - - -.-69 NWC 111( 85 Carleion. .40 NWC_3R Macalester... 56 NWC ,60 D MI C, ..67 NWC_39 River Falls ....65 NWC .... 43 St Benedicts .. 72 NWC .... 72 St. Scholastics . 64 NWC .... 47 Concordia... 66 NWC .... 72 Viterbo. - 57 NWC .... 79 St. Teresa. 49 NWC_47 St. Benedicts ... 54 NWC .... 65 D.M.L.C. ..-56 NWC_64 Viterbo...-...72 NWC .... 43 St. Scholastica .. NWC .... 54 N.D. School of Science...63 NWC .... 66 Concordia.-.. ■ -.78 NWC .... 62 St. Paul Bible ..64 NWC_93 St. Teresa. 59 Jm IMK Jt S V Mr aw f VI « V M x , .ittiT x AR 1 mU ill ■ 1. Tammi Hansen battles an opponent for a jump ball. ■ 2. First Row: A. Anderson, P. Sheldon, S. Kremer Second Row: J, Karges, A. Watkins, V. Dirks, C Swanson, K, Kory Third Row: M. Krueger, T. Hansen, Coach Dan Smith, AssL Coach Kris Smith, R. Bauer, T. Rossin ■ 3. Robin Bauer contemplates her next move 1o the hoop. ■ 4. Kris Kory launches a free throw with picture perfect form. This year, the Men ' s Basketball team scored some major victories, winning 75- 64 over Bemidji State University and twice beating Viterbo, the Conference Cham¬ pion for the past two years. Northwestern also defeated Baptist Bible College of Missouri after three successive years of losses in the final games of the National Tournament. Northwestern finished third in the Upper Midwest Conference. 40 Men ' s Basketball F Scoreboard Games won: 2 NWC 0 0 NWC 2 1 NWC 1 1 NWC I 2 NWC 0 2 NWC 0 1 NWC 0 2 NWC 0 1 NWC 0 1 NWC 0 0 NWC 1 0 NWC I 1 NWC 0 0 NWC I 0 NWC 3 0 NWC 2 1 NWC 0 Viterbo Ml Senario Concordia DMLC Pillsbury North Central U. of Wl (Superior) Northland Baptist Bible Oklahoma Baptist Gustavus Carlton Bemidji State Huron Wa rt burg Winona Trinity Conference Teams ■ 1. Outre aching the defenders, Jeff Habich takes aim for a perfect shot, m 2. Kevin Ewert goes up for (wo points as defenders make a futile attempt to Stop him. m 3, With ease, Kevin Ewert evades two more defenders ■ 4, Back Row, Left to Right: Asst, Coach Scott Anderson, T. Olson, J. Dahl, B. Holm, K, Hanneslad, M. Vogel, S. Peterson, J, Holm, S. MeRunnel, J, Habich, Coach Dennis Schroeder Front Row: K. Ewert, J. Fry, ). Schroeder, Coach Ron Bocken, D, Mertz, J. Dutton, N. Rich ■ 5. Switching hands 1o protect his possession, Jeff Dahl drives it home 41 — Wrestling This year ' s wrestling team, coached by Bruce Bulman and Dean Almquist, had quite a successful season in spite of all the injuries sustained by the wrestlers. At times the lack of wrestlers hindered the team ' s performance as a whole, but each wrestler tried to per¬ form at his peak The Eagles participated in several tournaments this season as well. The Rochester Open proved to be a highlight performance for Mark Fugleberg. He won 5-2 against an oppo¬ nent who weighed well over 250 lbs. At our own Northwestern Invitational Sam Taylor, captain of this year ' s team, had a good showing by finishing 2nd in his class. Great improvement was shown by all of the wrestlers because of the hard work and conditioning. 42 Wrestling m ■ 1. Front: Coach Bruce Butman, D. Houvenagle, B. Iverson, S. Taylor, K Torkelson, Assistant Coach Dean Almquist Back: D. Geary, R Burg, M. Fugleberg ■ 2. ftingo Burg tries desperately to pin his oppo¬ nent. ■ 3. Can Sam Taylor get out of this hold? ■ 4. Mark Fugleberg demonstrates his strength against this heavyweight opponent ■ 5. Sam Taylor has his opponent right where he wants him ■ 6. Brad Iver¬ son peers up at the referee while his fellow team¬ mates look on in anticipation. Cheerleaders Add Life This year ' s cheerleading squad was very busy. Besides the vigorous practices three to four times a week, [he girls held fundraisers, sent notes of en¬ couragement, led devotions, and organized parties for their team members, In turn, the coaches and players were very appreciative of their enthusiasm and the dedication they showed throughout the year. The cheerleaders ' theme verse was I Thess. 5:11: Therefore encourage one another and build up one another . .Tami Parker, the football cheerleading captain said, ”1 think one of the greatest things about cheerleading at Northwestern is the closeness. It is hard to blend with so many dif¬ ferent personalities, and it is neat to see how everything comes together when we put ourselves aside, really care about others, and put Cod first. 44 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 45 ■ 1, Football Cheerleaders! Bottom; D. Lu It, [). Heckman, S. Haik, 5. Engram Top: B, Hkide, A, Spraurtgel, T. Parker (taplain), L. Grab m 2. Caught off guard, Lua LogeJin is seen putting a few finishing touches on her hair before the soc¬ cer game. ■ 3. Gracia Shindo and Paige McConkcy give it all they ' ve got at a home basketball game. ■ 4. Soccer Cheerleaders: Bottom; L Logelin, G. Shindo (Captain), K. Swanson Middle; C. Dahl, S, Quick. Top; P. Olson Mol Pic¬ tured: S. Dahlager ■ 5. Basketball Cheerleaders: Bottom: K. Carey, B. Friedlein, P. McConkey, B. Henry, S. Benson Top: K Brouwer, G. Shindo (Co-Captain), T, Parker (Co-Captain), Bh Caton, f. Haas Not Pictured: j. Thompson ■ 6. All smiles, Shari Engram, Anna Spraungel, and Sandy Haik enjoy every minute of the football excitement. ■ 1 Karin Johnson puls on makeup. ■ 2 + He Lives, He Lives ' sing Kerry Liehelt and Kirsten Goida. ■ 3. How do you know there ' s a corpse? Mary asks Peter. ■ 4. Dana Soderstrom, Christine Meaders, and Lori Eickstadt portray some of Jesus ' disciples. ■ 5. The disciples celebrate Jesus ' triumphal entry. ■ 6. Peter and Andrew remember meeting the Messiah. 46 Winter Play Winter Pfay A? Resurrection Resurrection, a short musical drama by Bryan Jeffrey Leech, portrayed the Easter story through the eyes of Peter and the other disciples, Carol Thomas-Johnson directed this production for the purpose of performing in local churches, although it was premiered on campus, Jim Anderson played the lead role, with Mark Gullickson as the centurion and Lisa Nagell as Mary Magdalene, 46 Sno-Daze Fun Freezes This year ' s Sno-Daze weekend was marked by low temperatures and not very much snow. Because of the bitter wind chill, outdoor activities such as snow sculpturing and tobogganing were can¬ celled in favor of an indoor beach party. During the preceding week, students dressed creatively, with themes such as Lumberjack Day and White Day, ■ 1, Juliann Elsberry seems to have lost her tan. ■ 2. Finding it hard to (urn pages with her mittens on, Colleen Carlson sings with Val Goecke and Loralyn Reinders ■ 3, Undaunted by the sub-zero temperatures, Marcia MeClenahan, Juliann Elsberry, Debbie Beier, and Val Dirks join the beach party in the Eagle ' s Nest, ■ 1, Northwestern College Studenl Association Senate and Staff: Seated: E. Kadlec, T. Erics on Se¬ cond Row: M. Stumbo, R, Albus, J. Elsberry, M. Twist, R. Gibson Third Row: M, McClenahan, J. Lund- qiiist, J. Wilson Fourth Row: K, King, S. Witmer, S. Carlson, J. Cimijotti, C. Lund, M Schulenberg ■ X Marilyn Twist, Scott Carlson and Jill Wilson pause from their work for a yearbook picture. ■ 3. Kenny King and Chip Kadlec try to get the hang of being leaders, m 4. NWSA Joel Holm contemplates the fine work accomplished by the Senate during the year. jk LJt ' f ■ 11 KBTitj mSi L ■ ■£59 -S mw 1 a jwKi au. t, _ . jjgj ' The Student Missionary Fellowship ac¬ tively worked to increase awareness of mission needs around the world. Throughout the year, they kept students posted about people in need of prayer and how to pray for them. They also brought special speakers to some of their weekly meetings. Again, Friday chapels featured $MF of¬ ferings to support summer missionaries from NWC. SMF members were en¬ couraged to see that the total giving was considerably more than that of last year, ■ 1. First Row, Lett to Right: D. Wright, D. Peterson, 8. Haase, D. Bodin Second Row: S. Shipler, B. Wilde, M. Kruger, C Meadm, K Allen Third Row: R. Steigerwalt, S. Shippy, T. Larson (President), P + Hotmes, J. Nielsen ■ 2, Tony Larson introduces the chapel speaker. t i; 51 — Political Awareness Comes to NWC Ceding involved in studies and activities often prevented students from keeping up-to-date with the news. However, with this year being an election year, it was crucial that students be informed. Senior Lisa Nagell saw this need and formed an organization that did just that - kept the student body aware. Their major task consisted of monitoring the news and, specifically, the presidential campaign. They put c ards on cafeteria tables that contained timely information and registered approximately 300 people to vote. ■ 1. Front Row: Judy Jankowski, Lisa Nagell Rack Row: Orris Johnson, Marvin Call Members Not Pic lured: Dave Strope, Paul Thompson, Corrine Steen, Janell Ornodl, Tim Arfsten, Kelvin McCarthy, Joe Nelson, ■ 2 Chris and Lisa discuss their ideas. . , I v 52 Political Awareness Across the Border Although Northwestern has had many foreign students, this year initiated the first International Student Fellowship, organized by Kathy Erickson, Verna Halvorson, and Naomi Okayama, The criteria for being a member was to have been born or raised in a foreign country. This included both foreign students and children of missionaries. The organization provided fellowship and encouragement for its members. Their activities consisted of a dinner meeting each month and a social activity each quarter, ■ 1. The natives are getting restless. ■ 2. Interna¬ tional Students display their talent in Chapel. ■ 3. Front Row, Left to Right: 5 Meed, M, Long, D. Cox, M. Miller, N, Okayama, M + Meed, J. Lempaka, M. Baron Back Row: R. Balzer, 5 Kurihara, 5 Carey, C Blood, C. Braun, M Sanchez, D. Braun, S, Ovikian, J. Estridge, B Dennis, D. Shore International Students 53 New Faces There were many few faces in this year ' s ensembles, especially in Abundant joy. With the exception of two, all of its members were Freshmen. Adoration and Women ' s Handbell Choir had a few more returning members. All ensemble members put in late hours and hard work. They toured locally as well as a few weekend tours. They were well received on the engagements. ■ 1. Handbell Choir: J h Davies, D. Wright, Q + Kor- poral, G. Haagenson, A Bartel, P. Miller, J, Reinhold, V. Johnson, R. Mai (field, Director Lori da Johnson. ■ 2. Women ' s Quartet: M Baron, V, Goeche, B. Gillette, M. Larson, B. Wilbe. ■ 3 Abundant Joy: Front Row: C Cheshire, J. Davies Second Row: 8. Bernes, M. Coram, K. Holte, 5. Gardner 54 Ensembles WVOE 55 _ — On Track A new formal of more contemporary music was begun. On Track , a half hour of interviews and Christian contemporary music was added. A Christmas giveaway was welt re¬ ceived. One caller per day was given a prize. This year, WVOE had a new student manager, Carlton Anderson, replacing Jeff Creed who was manager for the past few years. ■ 1. Dale Helm finding out why the thing won ' t work! 9 2. Jim Anderson and Jeff Dulton in the record library. ■Han Eagle Gets Facelift Returning to an eight-page, magazine¬ like format. Eagle editor Martin Brown in¬ troduced major changes in the school newspaper. Instead of using last year ' s ver¬ sion of a larger and longer paper, he aimed to produce shorter issues more often, keeping the news more current. The main emphasis was on hard news stories, featuring many national articles and cartoons from the College Press Service. ■ 1 Joy Swanson works busily on the Phoiotypeset- ter ■ 2. Staff: Row 1: Rick Sorensen, Advertising Manager; Beth Fratzke, Associate Editor; Joy Swan¬ son, Typesetter Row 2: Daren Swanson, Production Manager; T. Martin Brown, Managing Editor; Tony Brown, Photographer Not Pictured: Missy Scott, Photographer; Lori Thayer, Secretary; Peter Buckles, Advisor ■ 3. Writers: Row 1: Susan Ivancie, Lynn Cunnarson, Jeff Sanderson, Glenn Geigler Row 2 : Nancy Cavanaugh, Maria Sanchez, Marianne Meed, Kelly Peterson 56 Eagle Rolling Out the Scroll When considering the numerous school activities, this year ' s Scroll staff was kept busy trying to sufficiently cover them all. With a change in publishers, there were new adjustments that had to be con¬ sidered - Sometimes sacrificing precious hours of sleep was needed to meet their dreaded deadlines, ■ 1, Front to Back: Dawn Johanson, typist; Sharon Carey, editor; Lori ficksladl, photographer; Susan Smith, photographer, ■ 2. Staff: Front; Becky MeU- ger, Missy Scotl, Terri Coleman Back: Glenn Ceigler, Bruce Norgaard ■ 3. Working hard, Stephanie Haugen selects pictures for (he Scroll. Scroll 57 x California Bound The Northwestern College Choir had ex¬ tra incentive this year as they practiced: a two-week tour in California. Usually the choir takes only a couple of weekend tours, so this year ' s tour was a special event. The 54-voice choir began the year with a retreat to get to know each other and begin practicing. In November they per¬ formed in a special Fine Arts concert with choirs from three other colleges. In celebration of Bach ' s 300th birthday, they sang a motet in chapel. The 38-page piece demanded weeks of learning and memorization. ■ 1. Mr. Edstrom leads the choir In sightreading a new piece. ■ 2. First Row, Left to Right: Director Richard Edstrom, D. Lindquist, C Lee, C. Bowdin, D. Pawlewski, D. Johanson, J Greener, P. Miller, D. Mafmberg, L. McAllister, S. Carey, K. Holte, L. Olson, M. Reynen Second Row: T. Foster, D. Brau n, C Weekley, B. Dobson, J. Kucker, S. Firtko,M. Johnson, P. Brueske, K. Goida, J. Brueske, D. Cox, C. Benson, J. Wilson Third Row: S. Smallidge, C King, K. Broman, K. King, D. Johnson, J. Peterson, C. Logemann, L. Meyer, D. Tlmmer, f. Pettman, T. Dods, B. Wilde, B. Gotdenman, J. Beckman Fourth Row: B. Patterson, J. Shields, S. Welch, D. Stauffer, N. Fortes, K. Jihben, | L Roby, T. Brown, J. Peters, S. Swanson, C Gray, S. Paris, N. Heglund SB Concert Choir y Chorale S ( J . New Chorale Welcoming Elwood Johnson to the music faculty, Northwestern was able to add a new major performance group. The 36-volce women ' s choir gave students the freedom of signing up for one quarter at a time and did not require an audition. The Chorale participated in the Christmas concert, singing a song which Mr. Johnson arranged. ■ T. First Row: B. Freeland, —, T. Peterson, K. Olson, —, $. Johnson, S. Mensch, H. BilEstmm, —, — Second Row: i. Graf, M. Middleton, —, $. Botch, M, Sutton, S. Ryberg, —, —, —, Director Elwood Johnson Third Row: L Shuey, S. Gilbertson, M. Gorman, —, f + Bleadorn, ■—, —, C Braun Fourth Row: B. Larson, R t Gibson, B. Haase, —, A. Thimelt, —, L. Pelzer, —, — (We apologize for missing some names). ■ 2, Heidi Bilstrom sings along. Singing Unto the Lord The Male Chorus put forth a great effort during the year, devoting many hours to rehearsals and to performances. As they mfnistered to Minnesota churches, they also blessed one another through the sing¬ ing of sacred hymns. Colosscans 3:16 says, Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord ' Forty-one students took part in Male Chorus during the year, led by Dr. Kyle Wilson with help from pianist Lisa Coris. ■ 1, Sieve Jennisch and Tim Buege sing for Cod ' s glory. ■ 2. First Row; G. Woods, ). Hansen, T. Gjoyeyi, T, Parker, G, Lund, D. Roby, T. Buege, l, Lincoln, M. Erfcksen, L. Goris, Dr. Kyle Wilson Se¬ cond Row; R. Sachs, J, Standafer, M. Gullickson, S. Kroeker, M, Schoenberg, D, Houvenagle, S. Grant, S. Hunt, B. Roby Third Row: D, Hubbard, B. Ander¬ son, R + Beaver, D. Richter, D, Asprey, R. Christenson, M. Fugieberg, P. Westerham, T. Zhome, S. Jennisch Fourth Row: K. Seeman, K. Hamm, R. Sotem, J. Anderson, M. Lindgren, M + Christenson, K. Han- nestad, C Cedar, T. Mullinax, D Jorde, T. Walsh 60 Male Chorus Ministering Through Music The Concert Band reached out to many souls throughout the year both on the Northwestern campus and between the Minnesota borders, The band, under the direction of Dr. David Osterlund and Dr, Lynn Erickson, ex¬ emplified Ephesians 5:19: Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. ■ 1. Warren Ryd and John Hansen perform Iheir musk with precision. ■ 2. First Row: M Skiff, J. He do man, C, Bixel, J. Fuller, J. Karges, R + KJebs, D. Mar dock, J. Larsen, C Bowdin Second Row: L Bowdirt, J. Anderson, S. Merlens, L. Morford, J. Campbell, B. Tannis, Mclver, E. Langford, S. Gilbert¬ son, T. Maveus, L Lincoln Third Row: J. Thompson, D. Novey, It. Lovell, J, Er ickson, J. Meyer, T. Stoll, B. Speakes, S. Shippy, J. Qsl, J. Roberts, M. Hunke, D. Lund, B Amundson Fourth Row: W. Ryd, J. Hansen, R, Bauer, S. Holmgren, J. McCourl, M. Krueger, T. At¬ water, S, Harmon, Dr. David Osterlund, Lynn Erickson Filth Row: R. Frulls, J. Roby, ft. Martens, A. Marshall ■ 3. The Concert Band performs at a Northwestern recital. Concert Band 6 1 5 New R.D s This year marked the arrival of two new resident directors: Jennifer Dreyer (Moyer) and Hank Ruetz (Berntsen), Jennifer was also responsible for the last wing of HartilL This brought the Moyer residency up to a full-time job, another first for this year, Kathy Erickson continued to supervise the rest of HartilL Starting the year off with a retreat, the R,A $ and R.D s spent the week before school started at Mr, Gunberg ' s cabin, along with the deans and Student Associa¬ tion officers. They also met tor weekly and monthly meetings and planned a chapel and a social event for each quarter, m 1. Look whal Santa brought Mim Larson! ■ 2 First Row, Left to Right 0. Welin, M Miller, J, Theune, T. Swore, T Lricson Second Row: R, Balzer, M. Groves, M, Larson, L + Wold, J. Shields, L. Gehhman, R. Aalgard, Hank Ruetz (Berntsen R,D.) Third Row: P. Thompson, Jennifer Dreyer (Moyer R.D.), B. Bennett C Johnson, C. Steen, M. Pay don, N. Reseland, L. Heidman Not Pictured: Kathy Erickson (HartilJ RIX) Ss ‘5 SL - ElV tfl 6tVI i� � U� T U. 1 P5� « i . yfl Be nH ITvfSr J 1 If r ■k tJ ! ’ ■ • 1 V - ::: ir 62 R.A s and R.D. s £ mmm Ross Aalgaard Stephanie Ackles Brent Adams Shawn Aherns Jeffrey Alford Kimberly Allen Dean Almquist Krista Alsum Brent Amundson David Andersen Adele Anderson Bethany Anderson Blake Anderson Brenda Anderson Bruce Anderson Christine Anderson David Anderson Garrett Anderson James Anderson Judy Anderson Karen Anderson Sherri Anderson Jill Applegate Thomas Armstrong — 64 Students Douglas Asprey Todd Atwater Barbara Aune Walter Baertsch William Bahmuller Scott Baker Mary Bakke Rhoda Balder ' WV Bryan Bargen Michele Baron Arline Bartel Carolyn Basinger Lisa Bateman Robin Bauer Russell Beaver Julie Ann Beckman Julie Beckstrom Beth Beebe Michelle Beer Debbie Beier Bonnie Bemis Brian Bennett Lome Bennett Charles Benson i Students 65 Lisa Benson Susan Benson Kristin Bergstedt Elizabeth Bergstrom Lyle Besemer Heidi Billstrom Lisa Binhammer Jedd Birkholz Gregory Bittner Cynthia Bixel Wendy Bjerke Becky Bjurlin Rhonda Bjurlin Julie Bleadorn Paul Bloch Catherine Blood David Blood Susan Boich 66 Students Students 67 Jennifer Bomstad Richard Bontrager Jolene Borchardt David Bos Brent Bostrom Cynthia Bowdin John Brandon Connie Braun David Braun Ronald Briese Gary Brink Jon Broberg Kirsten Broman Thomas Brooks Kress on Brouwer Anthony Brown Beverly Brubaker Jeffrey Brueske Patrick Brueske Deborah Brunsell Julia Bryant Karen Budensiek Paul Budish Timothy Buege Nancy Cavanaugh Barbara Chamberlain Rebecca Chapman Kathryn Cheshire Douglas Chevalier Lydia Chirameth Dale Christensen Mark Christenson Dennis Christianson Tonya Chrysler Jerry Cimijotti Robert Clark Becky Clatterbuck Lorrne Clatterbuck Debra Clements Kimberly Clements Terri Coleman Thomas Colvin Donald Conklin Mark Conlin Jerome Connor Steve Cornish Russ Couwenhoven Ann Cowan Students 69 70 Students Dianna Cox Steven Cummins Cynthia Dahl Jeffrey Dahl Michelle Dahlager Karla Dahlgren Daniel Dalbey Jodie Dale Scott Dallow Richard Dally Kevin Danielson Sonja Danielson Scott Davidson Jody Davies Leon Davis Jr Dawn Davis Kirk Davis Kelly Deach Jo Diane Deef Brian Deem Travis Delzer Daniel Denissen William Dennis Rebecca Dettmann m m Jeffrey Dillner Valerie Dirks Jeffrey Dittmer Bryan Dobson Thomas Dods Richard Domsten Darrel Donaldson Marie Doran Rhonda Drake John DuBall Denice Dudrey Barry Durkee Jeffrey Dutton Bradley Dykstra Brian Eberhardt Valerie Ebert Caylani Eiynck Beverly Ekanger Kathleen Elbert Mark Elert Kyle Eller Timotny Ellw ood Kathryn Engstrom Teryl Epema wm m Students Mark Ericksen Eric Erickson Todd Ericson Tami Espe Junie Estridge Richard Evans Paula Eveland Fred Everson Boyd Evert Kevin Ewert Valerie Ewert Gary Fahrenkamp Brenda Faldet Daniel Farm Lisa Farrington Robert Feland Jonathon Fenton Kevin Fernandez Hoyt Finnamore Tiffany Finnamore 1 v i Steven Firtko Daniel Flaherty Paul Fletcher Krista Flyckt 72 Students ■ Norma Foiles Randall Folkerts Charles Ford Julie Foss Tirzah Foster Jeffrey Fradenburgh Gregory Frank Corey Franks Steven Friedman Thomas Friedrichsen Kristie Friesen Patti Friesen Roy Fruits John Fry Pamela Fry Mark Fugleberg Jill Fuller Randall Gamer Susan C. Gardner Susan G, Gardner Students 73 David Geary Susan Geerdes Sheila Gehl Glenn Geigler Mark Gerber Ramona Gibson Lisa Giere Sarah Gilbertson Sophia Gilbertson Brenda Gillett Douglas Gillquist Valerie Goecke Grant Goeman Kirsten Goida Brian Goldenman Julianne Gorham Melissa Goris Michelle Gorman Lisa Graf Scott Grant Cindy Gray Sarah Green James Greenberg Kristin Greenside 7 A Students fl -- - Students 75 Timothy Greenside Pamela Groeneweg Timothy Grosch Darei Grundyson David Gruthusen Mark Gulliekson Karen Gunherg Peter Gunberg Lynn Gunnarson Christine Gustafson Jonathan Gustafson Gretchen Haagenson Jill Haas Susan Haas Betsy Haase Jeffrey Habich Sandra Haik Daniel Hailing Matthew Hallstein Tammi Halvorson Celeste Hamer Timothy Hamilton Kevin Hamm Kent Hannestad John Hansen Schellie Hansen Tammi Hansen Denise Hanson Susan Hanson Ruth Harmon Steven Harmon Elizabeth Harrison Stephanie Haugen Rachel Hautamaki Iona Hedblad Jill Hedeman David Hedger Kristin Heerwagen Nancy Heglund Lisa Heidman Dale Helm Julie Hemmesch 76 Students Students 77 o David Henderson Bradford Henry James Hettinga Brenda Hidde Donald Hiebner Shannon Hilde Mary Hobbick Lowell Hochhalter William Hoefler Brian Holm Christine Holm Doran Holm Kathleen Holmes Phillip Holmes Steven Holmgren Kristal Holte Mark Honey Rachel Horn Kenneth Homer Bonnie Hostetler Janet House David Houvenagle Craig Howse Scotty Hoyles David Hubbard PameHa Huligren Melissa Hunke Steven Hunt Ann Huot Susan Ivancie Judith Jankowski Mary Ann Jarvis Chris Jellings Heidi JelEison Donna Jenkins Steven Jennisch Julie Jensen Sheryl Jensen Kenneth Jibben Dawn Johanson Robert Johanson Angela Johnson Barbara Johnson Bruce Johnson Christine Johnson Daren Johnson David Johnson Denita Johnson Students 79 Devon Johnson Georgina Johnson John Johnson Karlene Johnson Kama Johnson Melissa D. Johnson Melissa K. Johnson Susan Johnson Todd Johnson Vonda Johnson Russel Jones Charles Junke Michelle Kadlec Kevin Kahle Joy Karges Wendy Keil Dawn Keske William Kidd Kathleen Kiemele Craig King Melanie Kingston Rachef Klebs Timothy Klein Charles Knutson v .. Elizabeth Koehnke Douglas Koland Travis Kooy Roxane Korporal Kristin Kory Paul Krahn Mark Kramer Lynette Kremer Sherri Kremer Julie Krenz Luis Krieger Steven Kroeker Michael Krogstad Melanie Krueger Nancy Krueger Bradley Kruger Jana Kucker Denise Kuehne John LaBarre Jr Cheryl Laansma Doyle Land Wes Landfear Kay Landsverk David Lange 80 Students i- Studems 81 Curtis Langemeier Trade Larin Bonni Larsen Bruce Larsen Jennifer Larsen Penny Larsen Scott Larsen Anthony Larson Mark Larson Miriam Larson Priscilla Larson Sheila Larson Dan Lautner Jennifer LeBlanc Sheryl LeRoy Rebecca Leder Darcee Ledo Catherine Lee Jusline Lempaka Brent Letterman Donald Lewis Kerry Liebelt Louis Lincoln Mark Lindgren 82 Students Deborah Lindquist Lauri Linquist Stephen Linkskov Calvin Linstrom Elizabeth Livingston Martha Lockridge Bryan Loecken Letila Loftts Luci Logelin Cheryl Logemann Merrilyn Long Stephen Look Ruth Lovell Cynthia Lowry Troy Lucht Dana Lund Gregory Lund Jay Lund Students 8} Nathan Lundeen Jodi Lundquist Diane Lutz Paul Lutz Darren Madsen Julie Malm Diane Malmberg Deborah Manz Dana Mardock Jan Marko Alan Marshall Randall Martens Cynthia Martin Judith Martin Richard Martin Kristine Martinson Jonathan Marty Rhonda Mattfeld Theresa Mattfeld Karin Mauber Teresa Maveus Pamela Mayhak Linda McAllister Kelvin McCarthy Susan Mensch Susan Mertens Danny Mertz Paul Metzger Rebecca Metzger Shelly Metzger Denise Meyer Jeffrey Meyer Karen Meyer Lisa Meyer Catherine Michael JoAnn Michaud 84 Students Paige MeConkey Douglas McConnell Suzanne McConnell Wendy McConnell Percy McCoy Suzanne McDaniel Bradley McIntosh Jeanne Mclver Kathryn McKinney Steven McRunnel Christine Meaders Suzanne Meed Maureen Middleton Lisa Miles Bradley Miller Brenda Miller Marilyn Miller Michele Miller Patricia Miller Penny Miller Ryan Miller Stanley Miller Lisa Milne Michelle Moen Steven Moen Melody Molskness Timothy Monfzka David Moore Lyn Morford James Mork Marilyn Mork Amy Morrill Freeman Moser III Mark Mossman Jeanne Moulton Daniel Mullin Todd Mullinax Bryan Murphy Sharon Murray Jim NachtigaJ Joyce Nelson Lisa Nelson Patrick Nelson Torrey Nelson Virginia Nelson Timothy Newton Andrea Nickel Cheryl Niehoff Joy Nielsen Eve Nordick Kevin Nordstrom Bruce Norgaard Edward Norman Donna Novey Jody Novitsky Barbara Nye Diane Nygaard Lee Nyquist Nancy Ohden Thompson Ojoyeyi 86 Students f j W —1 L it r?t — —-- Naomi Okayama Catherina Olsen Christopher Olson Craig Olson Jeff Olson Joy Olson Kathie Olson Lance Olson Laurie Olson Patricia Olson Todd Olson Stephen Opoku Janda Ordal Rebecca Orsch lames Ost Scott Ostrom Mary Otterness Sonya Ovikian Julie Owens Daimon Ozment Denny Padgett Linda Paetznick Kim Pansch Lon Pardum Students 87 Steve Paris Tamera Parker Brian Partridge Barbara Patterson Dana Paulson Dawn Pawlewski Vonda Pearson Scott Pelot Christine Peltier Linda Pelzer Janet Peters Brent Peterson Dawn Peterson James Peterson Jodi Peterson Kelly Peterson Scott M. Peterson Scott M. Peterson Julie Pettman Judith Pollard Derrick Popa Debra Pott LuAnn Promnitz David Quebodeaux rW •T ' Students 89 Susan Quick John Quinn Lori Quinn Chris Radtke Nancy Raiche Donald Redinger |ay Redingion Linda Reed Kenda Reeder Loralyn Reinders Julie Reinhold Melissa Reitsma Anita Renner Lois Reseland Nannelte Reseland Marsha Reynen Neal Rich Dale Richter Paul Robbins Jana Roberts Gregory Robertson Benjamin Roby David Roby Joseph Roby 90 _ Ann Rohloff Byron Rossin Theresa Rossin Nancy Roszhart David Rowand Jeffrey Rud Joan Rusthoven Susan Ryberg Warren Ryd Ronald Sachs Maria Sanchez Ann Sanderson Jeffrey Sanderson Timothy Sauter Christopher Schaefer Annette Schimming Deanne Schlaeger Brian Schmidt Laura Schmitt Margaret Schneider William Schnobrich Joy Schreifels Jeffrey Schroeder Matthew Schulenberg _ Students 91 Mark Schulenberg Gay Schultze Melissa Scott Kent Seeman Mary Seifert Nannetle Sentman David Sheldon Jr Lisa Sheldon Scott Shippy Daniel Shore Mary Lou Shuey . ’ Rachel Silrum Rebecca Simonson Christopher Sindt Pam Sheldon Lori Sheplee Stephen Sheridan Shelia Shipler Miriam Skiff Kari Skoog Mark Skoog Sheri Smith Susan Smith Thomas Smith Rex Smithgafl Julie Snustead Dana Soderstrom Peter Sola Randy Solem Brenda Sonnenberg Tim Sotropa Karen Soukup Timothy Spar David Spence James Spock Anna Spraungel Jennifer Spreiter Jeffrey Standafer Donald Stauffer Lisa Steege Mfcheal Steffens Rex Stefgerwaft 92 Students Students 93 Jeffrey Stern Charlotte Sterneman Cynthia Stewart Vicki Stewart Wayne Straub Stephen Strom Lisa Stubbs Kimberly Studenski Michael Slumbo Stacia Susidko Daniel Svardal Cynthia Swanson Leslie Steile Janell Steincrt Carrie Steinle Cory Stern Charles Stibral Tracey Stoll Julie Strand James Straub Daren Swanson David Swanson Jennifer Swanson John Swanson 94 Students Joy Swanson Karin Swanson Peggy Swanson Scott Swanson Tammy Swanson Todd Swenson Teresa Swore Thomas Symens Bonnie Szymanski Shayne Tabor Lisa Tanis Samuel Taylor Michelle Tayon Michael Terning Nancy Terrill Lori Thayer Jeff Theune Ann Thimell Carolyn Thompson Jeffrey A, Thompson Jeffrey C Thompson Paul Thompson Susan Thue Daryl Timmer £ Michele Toby Linda Tokay David Torguson Kurt Torkelson Janet Townsend Daniel Tracy Toby Travis Douglas Traylor Janet Tremper Brian Troff Deanna Trulson Michelle Truman William Trussell Marilyn Twist Lori Tye Chad Ulferts Troy Vande Lune Denise Veldt Karen Vennerstrom Gregory Verley Chad Vetsch Tammie Vogel Keith Vogeler Roxanne Wager Student 95 L. TC ' — % Students Wendy Wagar Katherine Wagtskjold Timothy Walsh Philip Ward Renee Warren Anne Watkins Amy Webber Colleen Weekley Beth Welander Sharon Welch Tammy Wellman Mary Beth Wenberg llene Werntsch Gene Westberg Patrick Wesferham RawJeigh White m Kathleen Wick Lisa Wick Jonathan Wikstrom Beth Wilde Michael Wilder Diane Wiley Kathleen Wiley John Williams Scott Zach Timothy Zhorne Zoe Ann Zoebisch leah Williams Troy Williams David Willis Daniel Wilson Jill Wilson Paul Wilson Sharia Winkowitsch Peter Wohler Lorie Wold Cathy Wolner Kimberly Wood Gabriel Woods Denise Wright Jennifer Yaeger Michael Yocum Kenneth Young Students 97 98 Students Not Pictured: Barnes, Richard Bennett, Brian Berggren, Kristin Bloomquist, Marjorie Bowman, Vaierie Breen, Chandra Clatterbuck, Robert Daugherty, Marcia Den Hartog, Benson Dykhouse, Donald Elsberry, Juliann Farm, Daniel Fejes, Kerry Gatson, Aunrico Hammer, Jeffrey Hanson, Mark Hovda, Elaine Hughes, Stacee Johnson, Mark Larson, Debra Larson, Patricia Lindahl, Sandra Lindberg, Paul Maxwell, Eric Monster, Machelle Mund, Delwin Murphy Jr. Earl Nauber, Karin Newman, Sherry Nyquist, Leland Richter, David Robinson, Keith Sanderson, Ann Shindo, Gracia Strope, David Swanson, Penny Taubert, Brian Tosch, Timothy Vanneili, Gary Wagner, Carri Wright Jr. Thomas r— Not Pictured: Jane Becker Randy Heinsch Brian Remiger Gerald Best Daniel Hormig Kent Schmidt Darren Birkholz Douglas Hunt James Scott Dale Brady Dawn Johnson Thane Sheets JandleBrask Kristi Ekberg Johnson Stephen Skeie William Carl Thomas Johnson Daniel Stewart Courtney Case Craig Knudtson Danny Tomlinson Bill DeLovely Satomr Kurihara Jody Tornquist Debra Dunstone Julie Launderville ScotTutt Jason Engel Alane Lindner Holly Heckle Urbanski Timothy Engstrom Rebecca Marrs Michael Vogel Lori Hayda Felton Mary Anne Marty Keith Wood Karla Carlson Friend Cary Meiners Janet Yeats lames Hayden David Myers New Students Winter Quarter 99 i___ _ _ s Surprise ■ 1. Scotl Shippy, fane Harty, Kresson Brouwer and Robert Clark enjoy a social even! in Ihe Eagle ' s Nest. ■ 2. Susan Smith diligently practices for her lesson. ■ 3. Caytanr Eiyncfc, Sue Meed, Lori Wold, SheJia Shipler, Miriam Larson and friends. ■ 4. Adding a festive touch to the office, Mr. Gunberg ' s Guardian Angel sends him birthday greetings. ■ 5. Some of the balloons find their way into Mr. Benedict ' s of¬ fice. ■ 6. Enjoying the Christmas banquet, Colleen Carlson and Brent Amundson eagerly awail their dessert. Candids 101 R X Class of 1985 Debra Kay Aarhus B S Business Ruth Ann Albus B A. Youlh Ministries Laura Colleen Andersen A.A.tj. Carllon John Anderson B S Brotidaisting Michael Dee Anenson B S Broadcasting Timothy Earl Arfsten VS V ti Business General Business 102 Graduates Darla Lee Avery B.S- Business Nancy Lynne Bast B.S Social Science Jill Renae Bomstad B.S. Elementary Education Music Todd Arnold Banik B.S, Communication Broadcasting Sandra Marie Barnes Bible Certificate Denise Rae Bodin B.A, Christian Education Psychology Keith Thomas Bogaert B.S. Business Broadcasting Clarence Oscar BoomgaarcJen B. A. Communication journalism Todd Martin Brown B.A. Communication lournalism Graduates 103 Faith Annette Bush B,S. Office Administration Marvin Edward Call B.S. Business Craig Benjamin Cedar o.A. Pastoral Studies Rolf Carl Christenson Bible Certificate Dan Earl Bull 13,S. Business Lynnette Rae Christiansen B.A Social Science Bonnie Mae Daivs B A. Social Science 104 Graduates Thomas Ray Conklin B A Physical Education Health Education John Mark Druckemiller 13. A. Ministries Communication Timothy Brian Doyle A.A.B. Anthony David Deach 8, A. Ministries Broadcasting Barbara Jean Ekanger B.S. Office Administration Lori Jean Eickstadt B.S. Christian Education Jody Lynn Eberspacher A.5.V.B. Secretariat Jan Louise Elasky B S. Business Todd Arnold Eliason B.S Business Bonnie Jean Elliott B.S. Commercial Art Graduates 105 Valerie Kay Fuchs BA Christian Education Bradley Christian Gabbert B.S, Broadcasting Lu Ann Marie Geithman A.S.V.B, Commercial Art Julie Ann Greener B.S. Music Education Carol Lynn Hagel A.S.V.B. Commercial Art James Michael Grosz B.S. Christian Education Lisa Lynn Hagen A.S.VMi. Secret artal Monica Renae Groves B A Ministries Christian Education Deadra Marie Hamm B A. Christian Education Graduates 107 x Bethany Ann Hansen jane Ellen Harty A.S.V.8. Broadcasting B.A. Social Science Dawn Marie Heckmann A SA B. Secretarial Doyle Jay Hofer B.$. Business Karin Rebecca Heng B.S. Elementary Education Amy Susan Hildahl A.S.V.B. Secretarial Joel David Holm 8,A. Ministries Lynette Rae Holm Judith Marie Hoven BA - ArI A.S.V.B. Secretarial 108 Graduates ■ Elaine Theresa Hovland A S V.B. Business General Business Daniel Lawrence I lubbard BA. Ministries Social Science Christopher Allen I lultgren B S Broadcasting John David laffaldano A.A.B. Bradley Jerome Iverson BA You til Ministries Ilona Kay Iverson B S Elementary Education Graduates 109 luclie Ellen Johnson Sara Elizabeth Johnson Alice Barbara Jung H S A S V II Secretarial B-A, Christian Education Edwin Lawrence Kadlec Jenifer Lynn Kaiser Mark Edward Kennedy li s Youth Ministries a s.v.b Secretarial b.S. Broadcasting Kenneth James King B A Ministries Missions Katherine Joy Kinnunen 13 S Accounting Kathleen Ann Klingbie! A.S.V.B. Secret ci rid I 1 l() Graduates Jeffrey Leigh McCourt B.S. Music Monica Grace Kruger BA Ministries Social Science Annette Beth Linder B.S. Communication Broadcasting Marianne Joy Meed Bible Certificate Karen Elizabeth Meyer A.S V B Business Accounting Graduates 111 Kelly Sue Krieger B.S . Commercial Art Eric Dean Langford B.S. Elementary Education Marcia Marie McClenahan B S. Business Kristi Lynne Kunz A,S V.B. Secretarial Deborah Lynn Nelson B.S, Business I Z Graduates Dianne Rae Mord A.S.V.B. Secretarial Robin Lynn Moser AS VB Secretarial Lisa Ann Nagell IJ S- Communication Drama and Speech Cecilia Ann Moravec B.S. Christian Education Robin Lynne Morrill A S V.B Secretarial Robert Dale Miller B.S. Business Alison Emily Mitchell B.5- Art Heidi Anna Morrill BA. Social Science Joseph Warren Nelson EJ S Business Kandy Wayne Nelson B A. Social Science Math and Science David Bryan Newton EJ.- Pastoral Studies Janell Lynn Omodt A.S.V.B. Secretarial Robert David Osterlund B.A. Social Science Music Terry I Lynne Overpeck B A Social Science Bethany Sue Palmer Anthony Dale Parker B.S, Christian Education B 5. Music Peter Eric Parker 0 s Youth Ministries Graduates 11 i £ Michelle Renee Paydon A.S,V,8. Business Accounting Jay Brian Perske BA Youth Ministries Tammy June Parker Bible Certificate Troy Nels Petersen B..S. Management Brian Jon Peterson BA, Biblical Studies Pamela j. Sentman Peterson BA Communication Language and Literature Mary Lauren Reid B S. Elementary Education Ruth Heidi Reid B,5. Elementary Education David Bruce Richter BA. Ministries Business 114 Graduates Sherri Lynn Roller El.A Youth Ministries Sara Rene? Ruckelshausen A S V B Secretarial ]ack Allan Shields B 5 Social Science Lola Janell Shuey Kary Anna Sletten Susan K. M. Smallidge BS. Business A.S.V.B. Secretarial U S. Social Science Deborah Grace Nelson Sorensen A.S V li. Business Accounting Dena Mae Sorensen li S Physical Education Richard Allen Sorenson B S Commerr ial Arc Graduates 115 Corinne Elizabeth Steen B,S. Office Administration Carolyn Marie Stencil E3;5, Recreation Lori Lynn Stenslrom BibleCertificate Eddy Richard Stettin li A Business Marcy Lynn Sutton A SA .B Secretarial Timothy Scott Swore li S Broadcasting ] tfa Graduates Daniel Charles Thomason II A, Christian Education Trudi Ann Thompson A.S.V Ii, Secretarial Brenda Kay Tanis A.S.V.B. Commercial Art William Ray Trueblood B S. Communication Cynthia Lee Trussell A.S.V.H. Secreiarial Todd Edward Van Zee B. A. Missions Cay Linn Vogel B.S Retreat tori Christian Education Robert Charles Welin B A Pastoral Studies Sharon Lee Weller B.A Christian Education 117 Graduates Julie M. Schissel Westerlund Joseph Edmund Wilkin Jeff James WiDf B.A.Mniflries BLS. Christian Eduction 8.S Broadwing Social Science Steven Craig Witmer Julie Ann Thompson Woodley Barbara Lund Woodsend E3 A Christian Education R.5 Christian Education b A Biblical Studies Business Class of 1985 1 tti Graduates r ‘ Not Pictured: Douglas Arthur Craft Bible Certificate David Allen Myers B.A. Art Corey Bruce Davis B A. Biblical Studies Carol Jayne Nelson Broadcasting B,S, Office Administration Brian Joseph Fugleberg Cheryl Ann Niehoff BA Ministries A,$,V.B, Business Agriculture and Missions Kathryn Anne Olson Craig Alan Knudtson BA, Ministries B.A. Christian Education Missions Cynthia Lynette Lowry Thomas Edward Peterson B.A, Social Science R $. Communication Drama and Speech Charles Thomas MacDonald Penny Lynn Spick BA. Social Science A.S.V.B. Secretarial Cynthia Louise Martin Deborah Lynn Stanley BA, Social Science A.SXB. Secretarial Jeanne Carol Moulton Carrie Jane Stewart Bible Certificate B.S, Music Education Graduates 119 ■ 1. Sharing a sundae makes it more fun for Mike Wilder and Marsha Reynen, m 2. Bob Johanson returns from a shopping spree to chat with Lori Clab terbuck. ■ X A cosy fireplace makes a dorm room a little more like home for Kent Hannestad and his lit tie feline friend. ■ 4, It takes coordination to get ready for class in a hurry; Sue Meed has it down pat- • 5 Ryan Miller catches up on the news between classes ■ 6. Taking a study break, Misty Johnson and Nancy Cavanaugh munch on goodies from the residence Open House. 120 Candida p ——m Administration Anita Tomlinson President ' s Secretary Ardath Gatten Chancellor ' s Secretary Dr. Donald Ericksen President Dr. William B. Berntsen Chancellor Kurian Parayil Senior Vice President Institutional Advancement Gene Kordick Vice President Public Affairs Dr. David Ondercin Vice President Academic Affairs Lyle L. Guhl Vice President Finance and Business Affairs Me! Johnson Chairman Judge James Knutson Vice Chairman Arlow Carey Secret a ry-Treasurer Dr. Donald Ericksen President, Ex Officio Dr. William B. Berntsen Chancellor Board of Trustees Harry E. Atwood Wallace E. Burg Dr. Ivar Blomberg Harold L. Bronson Dr. Wesley H. Burnham Ernest Collingham Robert J. Cutshall Vernon M. Eide David R, Grosz Harris H. Hanson Robert Hubbard George R. Mellin Paul J. Sent man Eldon Sorenson Jay G. Sudenga Rev. Paul G. White George M. Wilson 122 Administration ■ Jan BomstacJ Secretary Kerri Joyce Wang Operator Conrad Sorvick Associate Director Development Norman State Associate Director Estate Planning Institutional Advancement Kurian Parayil Public Affairs Gene Kordick Eleanor Anderson Alumni Relations Director Ralph Anderson Dean of Admissions Richard Blatchley Financial Aid Director Naomi Bloom Public Affairs Peter Buckles Public Relations Director William Crawford Admission Counselor Jeff Huber Alumni Secretary Doug Huffman Admissions Technician Eva Kordick Public Relations Secretary Joe Parayil Print Shop Dawn Schwartz Financial Aid Lavina Terhark Financial Aid Secretary Not Pictured: Sue Hiestand Admissions Secretary Staff 123 —I ■ Academic Affairs Support Personnel Dr. David Ondercin David Bair Athletic Equipment Corinne Benedict Vice President s Secretary Eileen Berntson Registrar 12 1 Faculty Marion Bildsoe Life Planning Coordinator Celesta Bleeker Ministries Extension Coordinator Wylma Buckles Faculty Secretary Jennifer Dreyer Moyer Resident Director Bonita Ericksen Placement Office Kathy Erickson Hart ill Resident Director Dwight Cunberg Dean of Students Verna Halvorsen Associate Dean (Women) Beverly Hintz Music Division Secretary Mary Lou IHovda Associate Librarian Barbara Kahle Athletic Department Secretary Dalisay Lentz Records Office Kristi Lindstrom Division of Education Secretary Sheila Osterhoudt Head Librarian Nancy Post Records Office Mary Pyche Library Assistant Richard Roos Security Henry Ruetz Berntsen Resident Director Linda Rust Serials Librarian Jeannine Sachs Student Personnel Z. Joan Schroeder Records Office Siri Smith Nurse Norma Spencer Receptionist Kyle Wilson Dean of Men Associate Dean (Men) Dr. Don Albright Math and Chemistry Dr. William BeVier Bible Jerry Beilby Biology Academic Affairs Full-Time Faculty Dr. David Ondercin Wayne Benedict Creek Kathleen Black English Mel Boehland Athletic Director Football Coach Ron Bocken Basketball Coach Dr. David Clatterbuck Christian Education Dr. Walter Dunnett Bible Dr. Michael Eagen Math and Chemistry Richard Edstrom Music Robert Elfstrom Accounting Lynn Erickson Music Stephen Earra Psychology Cross Country Coach Bonnevieve Fenton Music Faculty 125 Not Pictured: Len Breen Security joe Flaa Security Sharon Schroeder Division of Education i_ James Smith Computer Information Systems Kristine Smith Physical Education Carol Thomas-Johnson Drama Timothy Tomlinson Broadcasting Richard Tremaine Speech Linda Wendler English Faculty 127 Academic Affairs Part-time Faculty Dr. David Onderdn Tracey Finck English David Gustafson Math Physics Ruben Haugen Music Lynnette Holm Aft David L. Johnson English Del Roy Johnson Biology Elwood Johnson Music Loreda Johnson Music Robert Adney Music Edward Blomberg Spanish Joyce Fields Legal Secretary Timothy Johnson Music Priscilla Lueck English Dr. Harry Olson Business Douglas Reader Music m Douglas Fields Payroll James Flaa Food Service Michael Flaa Banquet Services Sylvia Flaa Food Service Vonnie Folsum Business Services Secretary Joyce Gerten Student Accounts Eugene Gjerd ingen Management Information Coordinator Barbara Greenside Business Services J oyce Ham mar Receipting Secretary Bertie Harrison Recording Gork Little Jo Hernandez Operational Services Kristi Johnson Student Collections Shirley Johnson Accounts Payable Mary Kvanig Gift Receipts Julie Launderville Food Service Noomie Lindahl Food Service Ruth Litynski Special Events Assistant James McGuire Food Service Peter Milne Operational Services John Mitchell Operational Services Burce Nelson Operational Services Glen Peterson E ngin eering Gr ou nds Su per v iso r Jeff Pickard Food Service Steve Pickard Food Service Staff 129 Aalgaard, Ross 62,64 Aarhus, Debra 102 Atkles, Stephanie 64 Adams, Brent 64 Aherns, Shawn 64 Albus, Ruth Ann 102 Alford, Jeffrey 64 Allen, Kimberly 64 Almquist, Dean 42, 43,64 Alsum, Krista 64 Amundson, Brent 61, 64, 101 Andersen, David 64 Andersen, Laura 102 Anderson, Adele 39,64 Anderson, Bethany 64, 136 Anderson, Blake 64 Anderson, Brenda 64 Anderson, Bruce 7, 22, 60, 64 Anderson, Carlton 102 Anderson, Christine 64 Anderson, David 64 Anderson, Garrett 64 Anderson, james 46,60,64 Anderson, judy 61, 64 Anderson, Karen 64 Anderson, Sherri 64 Anenson, Michael 102 Applegate, Jill 64 Arfsten, Timothy 52, 102 Armstrong, Thomas 64 Asprey, Douglas 20,60,65 Atwater, Todd 61,65 Aune, Barbara 65 Avery, Darla 103 Baertsch, Walter 65 Bahmuller, William 65 Baker, Scott 65 Bakke,Mary 65 Balzer, Rhoda 53,62,65, 131 Banik, Todd 103 Bargen, Bryan 65 Barnes, Richard 98 Barnes, Sandra 103 Baron, Michele 53, 65 Bartel Arline 65 Basinger, Carolyn 65 Bast, Nancy 103 Bateman, Lisa 65 Bauer, Robin 39, 61, 65 Beaver, Russell 60, 65 Becker, jane 99 Beckman, Julie Ann 4, 65, 58 Beckstrom, Julie 65 Beebe, Beth Schmidt 65 Beer, Michelle 65 Beier, Debbie 48,65 Bemis, Bonnie 32, 65 Bennett, Brian 62,65,98 Bennett, Lorrie65 Benson, Charles 58, 65 Benson, Lisa 66 Benson, Susan 45,66 Bergstedt, Kristin 66 Bergstrom, Elizabeth 66 Besemer, Lyle 27, 66 Best, Gerald 99 Billstrom, Heidi 66,136 Binhammer, Lisa 66 Birkholz, Darren 99 Birkholz, jedd 66 Bittner, Gregory 66 Bixel, Cynthia 61, 66 Bjerke, Wendy 66 Bjurlin, Becky 66 Bjurlin, Rhonda 66 Bleadorn, Julie 66, 131 Bloch, Paul 66 Blood, Catherine 53, 66 Blood, David 66 Bloomquist, Marjorie 98 Bodin, Denise 103 Bogaert, Keith 103 Boich, Susan 66 Bomstad, Jennifer 67 Bomstad, Jill 103 Bontrager, Richard 67 Boomgaarden, Clarence 103 Borchardt, Jolene 67 Bos, David 20, 67 Bostrom, Brent 20,67 Bowdtn, Cynthia SB, 61,67 Bowman, Valerie 98 Brady, Dale 99 Brandon, John 67 Brask, JaneJ1e99 Braun. Connie 53, 67 Braun, David 12, 34, 53, 58, 67 Breen, Chandra 98 Briese, Ronald 67 Brink, Cary 27, 67 Broberg, Jon 67 Broman, Kirsten 18, 58, 67 Brooks, Thomas 67 Brouwer, Kresson 45, 67, 101 Brown, Anthony 56, 58, 67, 136 Brown, T. Martin 56,103 Brubaker, Beverly 67 Brueske, Jeffrey 58, 67 Brueske, Patrick 7 , 58,67 Brunsell, Deborah 67 Bryant, Julia 67 Budensiek, Karen 67 Budish, Paul 20,67 Buege, Timothy 60,67 Bull Dan 104 Bulman, Scott 20,68 Bunting, Gwen 68 Burg, Lance 20,43,68 Buri, Bonnie 68 Burns, Kevin 20, 68 Bush, Faith 104 Bushey, Kim 68 Cairl, Kristine 68 Calkins, Debra 68 Call, Marvin 52, 104 Campbell, Julia 61, 68 Carey, Kelly 45, 68 Carey, Betty 68 Carey, Sharon 7, 53, 57, 58, 68, 136 Carl, William 99 CarJson, Brenda 68 CarJson, Colleen 48,68, 101 Carlson, David 68 Carlson, Denise 68 Carlson, loseph 68 Carlson, Linda 68 Carlson, Luanne 68 Carlson, Peter 68 Carlson, Scott 68 Carlson, Susan 68 Carter, Pamela 68 Case, Courtney 99 Caton, Beth 45,99 Cavanaugh, Nancy 56, 69, 120 Cedar, Craig 60,104 Chamberlain, Barbara 69 Chapman, Rebecca 69 Cheshire, Kathryn 69 Chevalier, Douglas 22,69 Chiramath, Lydia 69 Christensen, Dale 69 Christenson, Mark 60, 69 Christenson, Rolf 60, 104 Christiansen, Lynnette 26 Christianson, Dennis 69 Chrysler, Tonya 69 Cimijotti, Jerry 69 Clark, Robert 20,69,101 Clatterbuck, Becky 69 Clatterbuck, Lori 69, 120 Clatterbuck, Robert 98 Clements, Debra 69 Clements, Kimberly 69 Coleman, Terri 57, 69, 136 Colvin, Thomas 69 Conklin, Donald69 Conklin, Thomas 104 Conlin, Mark 69 Connor, Jerome 69 Cornish, Steve 22,69 Couwenhoven, Russ 69 Cowan, Ann 69 Cox, Dianna 53, 58, 70 Craft, Douglas 119 Cummins, Steven 70 Cunningham, Greg 104 Dahl, Cynthia 45, 70 Dahl, Jeffrey 40,70 Dahlager, Michelle 45,70 Cahlgren, Karla 70 Dalbey, Daniel 70 Dale, Jodie 70 □allow, Scott 70 Dally, Richard 70 Danielson, Kevin 20, 70 Danielson, Sonja 70 Daugherty, Marcia 98 Davidson, Scott 20, 70 Davies, Jody 70 Davis, Bonnie 104 Davis, Corey 119 Davis, Dawn 70 Davis, Kirk 70 Davis, Leon 70 DeLovely, Bill 99 Deach, Anthony 105 Deach, Kelly 22, 70 Deef, |o Diane 70 Deem, Brian 70 Delzer, Travis 22, 70 Den Hartog, Benson 98 Denissen, Daniel 70 Dennis, William 22, 53, 70 Detlmann, Rebecca 70 Dillner, Jeffrey 71 Dirks, Valerie 39, 48, 71 Ditlmer, jeffrey 7 1 Dobson, Bryan 32, 58, 71 Dods, Thomas 32, 58, 71 Domsten, Richard 71 Donaldson, Darrel 71 Doran, Marie 71 Doyle, Timothy 105 Drake, Rhonda Jo 15,71, 136 Druckemiller, John 105 Du Bali, John 71 Dudrey, Denice7l Dunstone, Debra 99 Durkee, Barry 7 I Dutton, Jeffrey 40, 71 Dykhouse, Donald 98 Dykstra, Bradley 71 Eberhardt, Brian 71 Eberspacher, Jody i05 Ebert, Valerie 7 I Eickstadt, Lori 46, 57,105, 136 Eiynck, Caylani 71, 101 Ekanger, Barbara 105 Ekanger, Beverly 71 Elasky, Jan 18,105 Elbert, Kathleen 71 Elert, Mark 15, 71 Elliason, Todd 105 Eller, Kyle 20, 71 Elliot, Bonnie 105 Ellis, Keilh 106 Ellwood, Timothy 71 Elsberry, Juliann 8, 48, 98 Engel, Jason 99 Engram, Shari 45, 106 Engstrom, Kathryn 7 1 Engsirom, Timothy 99, 106 Epema, Teryl 71 Ericksen, Mark 60,72 Ericson, Todd 62, 72 Espe, Tami 72 Estridge, Junie 53, 72 Evans, Richard 72 Index Siudents 131 Eveland, Paula 72 Everson, Fred 72 Everson, Jacquelyn 106 Evert, Boyd 72 Ewert, Kevin 40, 72 Ewert, Valerie 72 Ewing, David 106, 136 Fahrenkamp, Cary 72 Faldet, Brenda 72 Farm, Daniel 72, 98 Farrington, Lisa 72 Fejes, Kerry 20, 98 Feland, Robert 20, 72 Felton, LoriHayda 99 Fenton, Jonathon 72 Fernandez, Kevin 22, 72 Fima more, Hoyt 72 Finnamore, Tiffany 72 Firtko, Steven 5 , 72 Flaherty, Daniel 72 Fletcher, Paul 72 Flyckl, Krisla 72 Foiles, Norma 34, 58, 73 Folkerts, Randall 73 Follcse, Kimberly 106 Ford, Charles 73 Foss, Julie T5, 73 Foster, Tirzah 58, 73 Folh, Michael 99 Frandenburgh, Jeffrey 73 Frank, Gregory 73 Franks, Corey 20, 73 Fratzke, Beth 56, 106 Freeland, Barbara 73 Frey, Lane 73 Friday, Barbara 73 Friedlein, Bradley 45, 106 Friedman, Karen 73 Friedman, Steven 73 Friedrichsen, Pete 20, 106 Friedrich sen, Tom 20, 73 Friend, Karla Carlson 99 Friesen, Kristie 73 Friesen, Patti 73 Fruits, Roy 73 Fry, |ohn 73 Fry, Pamela Keith 73 Fuchs, Valerie 107 Fugle berg, Brian 119 Fugle berg, Mark 20, 70 fuller, Jill 73 Cabbert, Bradley 107 Gamer, Randall 73 Gardner, Susan C. 73 Gardner, Susan G. 73 Galson, Aunrico 98 Geary, David 74 Geerdes, Susan 74 Gehl, Sheila 74 Geigler, Glenn 56, 57, 74, 136 Ceithman, LuAnn 62, 74, 107 Gerber, Mark Gibson, Ramona B, 74 Ciere, Lisa 74 Gilbertson, Sarah 74 Gilbertson, Sophia 74 Gilletl, Brenda 74 Gillquisl, Douglas 22, 74 Goecke, Valerie 48, 74 Goeman, Grant 74 Goida, Kirsten 16, 46, 58, 74 Goldenman, Brian 18, 32, 34, 58, 74 Gorham, lulianne 74 Goris, Melissa 74 Gorman, Michelle 74 Graf, Lisa 45, 74 Grant, Scott 74 Gray, Cindy 58, 74 Green, Sarah 74 Greenberg, lames 20, 74 Greener, Julie 58, 107 Greenside, Kristin 74 Greenside, Timothy 75 Groeneweg, Pamela 75 Groll, Janelle 99 Grosch, Timothy 22, 75 Grosz, James 107 Groves, Monica 62, 107 Grundyson, Darci 75 Grulhusen, David 75 Gullickson, Mark 46, 75 Gunberg, Karen II, 75 Gunberg, Peter 75 Cunnarson, Lynn 56, 75 Gustafson, Christine 75 Gustafson, Jonathan 20,75 Haagenson, Gretchen Haas, (ill 45, 75 Haas, Susan 75 Haase, Betsy 75 H abkzh, Jeff 75 Hagel, Carol 26, 107 Hagen, Lisa 107 Haik, Sandra 45,75 Hailing, Daniel 75 Hallstein, Matthew 76 Ha Ivor son, Tam mi 76 Hamer, Celeste 76 Hamilton, Timothy 76 Hamm, Deadra 107 Hamm, Kevin 76 Hammer, Jeffrey 98 Hannestad, Kent 86, 120 Hansen, Bethany 108 Hansen, John 76 Hansen, Schellie 76 Hansen, Tammi 39,76 Hanson, Denise 76 Hanson, Mark 98 Hanson, Susan 76 Harmon, Ruth 76 Harmon, Steven 76 Harrison, Elizabeth 76 Hartyjane 101, 108 Haugen, Stephanie 15,57,76, 136 Hautamakl, Rachel 76 Hayden, lames 99 Heck mann, Dawn 45, 108 Hedblad, Lena 76 Hedeman, I ill 76 I ledger, David 76 Heerwagen, Kristin 76 I leglund, Nancy 15,58,76 Heidman, Lisa 62,76 Heinsch, Randy 99 Helm. Dale 76 Hemmesch, Jutie 76 I lencJerson, David 77 Heng, Karin 108 I lenry, Bradford 45, 77 Heitinga, lames 77 I lewitson, Ian Hidde, Brenda 45,77 Hiebner, Donald 77 Hildahl, Amy 108 Hilde, Shannon 77 Hobbick, Mary 77 I lochhaller, Lowell 20, 77 Hoefler, William 20, 77 Hofer, Doyle 108 Holm, Brian 7, 77 I lolm, Christine 77 Holm, Doran 77 Holm, Joel 18, 108 Holm, Lynette 108, 127 Holmes, Kathleen 77 Holmes, Philip 77 Holmgren, Steven 32, 77 Holte, Krista! 58, 77 Holty, Jacob Honey, Mark 22, 77 Hormig, Daniel 99 Horn, Rachel 77 Horner, Kenneth 77 Hostetler, Bonnie 77 House, Janet 77 Houvenagle, David 77 Hoven, Judith 108 Ho viand, Elaine 98, 109 Howse, Craig 77 Hoyles, 5cotty 77 Hubbard. Daniel 109 Hubbard, David 78 Huffman, Douglas Hughes, Stacee98 Hultgren, Christopher 78, 109 Hultgren, PameiJa Hunke, Melissa 70 Hunt, Douglas 99 Hunt, Steven 11, 78 Huot, Ann 78 laffaldano, |ohn 78, 109 Ivancie, Susan 56, 78 Iverson, Bradley 109 Iverson, Ilona 109 Jace, Christine 109 Jacob, Jessy 309 Jarkowski Judith 52,78 Jarvis, Mary Ann 78 Jetlings, Christine 78 Jellison, Heidi 78, 136 Jenkins, Donna 78 Jennisch, Steven 78 Jensen, Julie 78 Jensen, Priscilla 109 Jensen, Sheryl 78 Jibben, Kenneth 58,78 Johanson, Dawn 8, 34, 57, 58, 78, 136 Johanson, Robert 78, 120 Johnson, Angela 78 Johnson, Barbara 78 Johnson, Bruce 78 Johnson, Christine 52, 62, 78 Johnson, Daren 78 Johnson, David 78 Johnson, Dawn 99 Johnson, Denita 58, 78 Johnson, Devon 79 Johnson, Georgina 79 Johnson, John 79 Johnson, fudie 110 Johnson, Karin 46, 99 Johnson, Karlene 79 Johnson, Kama 79 Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Mark 98 Johnson, Melissa D. 79, 120 Johnson, Melissa K. 58,79 lohnson, Sara 110 lohnson, Susan 79 Johnson, Thomas 99 Johnson, Todd 79 Johnson, Vonda 79 Jones, Russell 79 Jorcfe, David 99 Jung, Alice 110 Junke, Charles 79 Kadlec, Edwin 110 Kadlec, Michelle 79 Kahle, Kevin 79 Kaiser, Jenifer 110 Karges, Joy 39, 79 Keil, Wendy 79 Kennedy, Mark 110 Keske, Dawn 79 Kidd, William 79 Kiemele, Kathleen 79 King, Craig 58, 79 King, Kenneth 18, 58, 110 Kingston, Melanie 79 Kinnunen, Katherine 110 Klebs. Rachel 79 Ktein, Timothy 20, 79 Klingbiel, Kathleen 110 Knudtson, Craig 99, 119 Knutson, Charles 36, 79 Koehnke, Elizabeth 80 Koland, Douglas 80 132 Index Students Kooy, Travis 20, 80 Korporal, Roxane 80 Kory, Kristin 39, 80 Krahn, Paul 80 ki amer, Mark 80 Kremer, Sherri 39 r 80 Kremer, Lynette 80 Krenz, )u!ie 80 Krieger, Kelly 11 1 Krieger, Luis 22, 80 Kroeker, Sloven 80 Krogstad, Michael 80 Krueger, Melanie 39,80 Krueger, Nancy 80 Kruger, Bradley 80 Kruger, Monica 111 Kucker, fana 58, 80 Kuehne, Denise 80 Kunz, Kristi 111 Kurihara, Salomi 53,99 LaBarre, John 8, 36,80 Laansma, Cheryl 80 Land, Doyle 20,80 Land tear, Wes 27, 80 Landsverk, Kay 80 Lange, David 80 Langemeier, Curtis 81 Langford, Eric 111 Larin, Traci 81 Larsen, Ronni 81 Larsen, Bruce 8 t Larsen, Jennifer 81 Larsen, Penny 81 Larsen, Scou 20,81 Larson, Anthony 81 Larson, Debra 98 Larson, Mark 81 Larson, Miriam 62,81, 101 Larson, Patricia 98 Larson, Priscilla 81 Larson, Sheila 81 Laundervilie, Julie 99 Lautner, Dan 20, 81 LeBlanc, Jennifer 81 Leder, Rebecca 8 1 LeRoy, Sheryl 81 Ledo, Darcee8 I Lee, Catherine 58,81, 136 Lem p aka, Jus line 53, 81 Lellerman, Brent 81 Lewis, Donald 8 1 Liebelt, Kerry 32, 34, 46, 81 Lincoln, Louis 81 Lindahl, Sandra 98 Lindberg, Paul 98 Linder, Annette 1 11 Lindgren, Mark 8 1 Lindner, Alane 99 Lindquist, Deborah 58, 82 Lindquist, Lauri 82 Lindskov, Stephen 82 Lindstrom, Calvin 82 Livingston, Elizabeth 8 1 Lockridge, Martha 8 3 Loecken, Bryan 82 Loflis, Letitia 82 Logelin, Luci 45, 82 Logemann, Cheryl 58, 82 Long, Merrilyn 53, 82 Look, Stephen 22, 82, 136 Lovell, Ruth 82 Lowry, Cynthia 82, 119 Lucht, Troy 82 Lund, Dana 82 Lund, Gregory 82 Lund, lay 82 Lundeen, Nathan 83 Lundquist, Jodi 83 Lutz, Diane 45, 83 Lutz, Paul 83 MacDonald, Thomas 119 Madsen, Darren 83 Malm, Julie 83 Malmberg, Diane 58, 83 Manz, Deborah 83 Mardock, Dana 83 Marko, Jan 83 Marrs, Rebecca 99 Marshall, Alan 83 Martens, Randall 83 Martin, Cynthia 83, 119 Martin. Judith 83 Marlin, Richard 83 Martinson, Kristine 83 Marly, lonathan 83 Marty, Mary Anne 99 Matt field, Rhonda 83 MattfieJd, Theresa 83 Maveus, Teresa 83 Maxwell, Eric 98 Mayhak, Pamela 26, 83 McAllister, Linda 58, 83 McCarthy, Kelvin 52, 83 McClenahan, Marcia 18, 98, II I McConkey, Paige 45,84 McConnell. Douglas 84 McConnell, Suzanne 84 McConnell, Wendy 84 McCourt, Jeffrey 111 McCoy, Percy 84 McDaniel, Suzanne 84 McIntosh, Bradley 84 Mclver, leanne 84 McKinney, Kathryn 84 Me Runnel, Steven 84 Meaders, Christine 47, 84 Meed, Marianne 53, 56, 111 Meed, Suzanne 53, 84, 101, 120 Meiners, Cary 99 Mensch, Susan 84 Mertens, Susan 84 Mertz, Danny 84 Metzger, Paul 84 Metzger, Rebecca 57, 84, 136 Metzger. Shelly 84 Meyer, Denise 84 Meyer, Jeffrey 84 Meyer, Karen E. 111 Meyer, Karen L. 84 Meyer, Lisa 58, 84 Michael, Catherine 84 Michaud, loAnn 84 Middleton, Maureen 85 Miles, Lisa 85 Miller, Bradley 22, 85 Miller, Brenda 85 Miller, Marilyn 53,85 Miller, Michele 62, 85 Miller, Patricia 85 Miller, Penny 58, 85 Miller, Robert 112 Miller, Ryan 85, 120 Miller, Stanley 85 Milne, Lisa 85 Mitchell, Alison 112 Moen, Michelle 85 Moen, Steven 85 Molskness, Melody 85 Monster, Mathelle98 Montzka, Timothy 22, 85 Moore, David 85 Moravec, Cecilia 112 Mord, Dianne 112 Morford, Lyn 85 Mork, James 85 Mork, Marilyn 85 Morrill, Amy 85 Morrill, Heidi 112 Morrill, Robin 112 Moser, Freeman 85 Moser, Robin 312 Mossman, Mark 20, 85 Moulton, Jeanne 85 , 119 Mullin, Daniel 85 Mullinax, Todd 86 Mund. Del win 98 Murphy, Bryan 86 Murphy, Earl 98 Murray, Sharon 86 Myers, David 99, 119 Nachtigal. Jim 86 Nageli, Lisa 18,47, 52, 112 Nauber, Karin 98 Nelson, Caro! 119 Nelson, Deborah 112 Nelson, loseph 52, 113 Nelson, Joyce 86 Nelson, Lisa 86 Nelson, Patrick 86 Nelson, Randy M3 Nelson, Torrey 86 Nelson, Virginia 86 Newman, Sherry 98 Newton, David 113 Newton, Timothy 85 Nickel, Andrea 36, 86 Niehoff, Cheryl 86, 119 Nielsen, Joy 86 Norditk, Eve 86 Nordstrom, Kevin 86 Norgaard, Bruce 57, 86, 136 Norman, Edward 7. 20, 86 Novey, Donna 86 Novitsky, Jody J56 Nye, Barbara 86 Nygaard, Diane 86 Nyquist, Leland 22, 98 Ohden, Nancy 86 Ojoyeyi, Thompson 86 Okayama, Naomi 53, 86 Olsen, Catherine 87 Olson, Christopher 87 Olson, Craig 87 Olson, left 87 Olson, joy 87 Olson, Kalhte 87 Olson, Kathryn 119 Olson, Lance 87 Olson, Laurie 58,87 Olson, Patricia 45, 87 Olson, Todd 87 Omodl, Janell 52, 113 Opoku, Stephen 4,87 Ordal, Janda 87 Orsch, Rebecca 87 Ost, James 87 Osterlund, Robert 32, 87, 113 Ostrom, Scott 20 Otterness, Mary 87 Overpeck, Terry! 113 Ovikian, Sonya 53,87 Owens, Julie 87 Ozment, Uaimon87 Padgett, Denny 87 Paetznick, Linda 87 Palmer, Bethany 113 Pansch, Kim 87 Par dun, Lon 87 Paris, Stephen 34, 58, 87 Parker, Anthony 11 i Parker. Peter 113 Parker, Tamera L, 45,88 Parker, Tammy J. 114 Partridge, Brian 88 Patterson, Barbara 8, 58, 88 Patterson, David 99 Paulson, Dana 88 Paulson, Kent 99 Pawlewski, Dawn 7, 15,58,88 Paydon, Michelle 62, 114 Pearson, Vonda 88 PeJot, Scott 88 Peltier, Christine 88 Pelzer, Linda 88 Perske, lay 114 Peters, Janet 58, 88 Petersen, Troy 20, 114 Peterson, Brent 88 Index Students 133 Peterson, Brian 114 Peterson, Dawn 88 Peterson, James 58, 88 Peterson, Jodi 88 Peterson, Kelly 58,88 Peterson, Pamela Seniman 114 Peterson, Scott M. 88 Peterson, Scott M. 88 Peterson, Thomas 119 Pettman, Julie 58, 88 Pollard, Judith 88 Popa, Derrick 88 Pott, Debra 88 Promnitz, LuAnn 88 Quebodeaux, David 20,88 Quick, Susan 45,89 Quinn, John 89 Quinn, Lori 89 Radtke, Chris 89 Raiche, Nancy 89 Re dinger, Donald 89 Redington, Jay 89 Reed, Linda 89 Reeder, Kenda 89 Reid, Laurie 114 Reid, Heidi 114 Reinders, Loralyn 89 Rein hold, Julie 34, 89 Reitsma, Melissa 89 Remiger, Brian 99 Renner, Anita 89 Rcseland, Lots 26,89 Reseland, Nanneite 62,89 Reynen, Marsha 58, 89, 120 Rich, Neal 89 Rich[er, Dale 89 Richter, David 98, 114 Robbins, Paul 89 Roberts, Jana 89 Robert son, Gregory 22, 89 Robinson, Keith 98 Roby, Benjamin 89 Roby, David 46,89 Roby, Joseph 58,89 Rohloff, Ann 90 Roller, Sherri 115 Rossin, Byron 90 Rossin, Theresa 39,90 Roszhart, Nancy 90 Rovvand, David 90 Ruckolshausen, Sara 29, 115 Rud, Jeffrey 90 Rusthoven, Joan 90 Ryberg, Susan 90 Ryd, Warren 90 Sachs, Ronald 90 Sanchez, Maria 53, 56,90 Sanderson, Ann 26 ,90,98 Sanderson, Jeffrey 56,90 Sauter, Timothy 90 Schaffer, Christopher 90 Schimming, Annette?, 90 Schlaeger, Deanne 90 Schmidt, Brian 20,90 Schmidt, Kent 90 Schmitt, Laura 90 Schneider, Margaret 90 Schnobrich, William 22, 90 Schreifels, loy 26,90 Schroeder, Jeffrey 90 Schulonberg, Matthew 90 Schulenberg, Michael 9 I Schultze, Clay 22 Scott, James 99 Scott, Melissa 12, 56, 57, 91, 136 Seeman, Kent 20,91 Seifert, Mary 91, 136 Sent man, Nannette 91 Sheetz, Thane 99 Sheldon, David 91 Sheldon, Lisa 91 Sheldon, Pamela 39, 91 Sheplee, Lori 91 Sheridan, Stephen 91 Shields, Jack 8, 18, 58,62, 115 Shindo, Gracia 18,45,98 Shipler, Shelia 91, 101 Shippy, Scott 91, 101 Shore, Daniel 53,91 Shuey, Lola 115 Shuey, Mary Lou 91 Silrum, Rachel 32, 91 Simonson, Rebecca 91 Sindt, Christopher 91 Skeie, Stephen 99 Skiff, Miriam 92 Skoog, Kari 92 Skoog, Mark 20, 92 Sletten, Kary 115 Smallidge, Susan 34, 58, 115 Smith, Sheri 92 Smith, Susan 57, 92, 10 I, 136 Smith, Thomas 92, 136 Smithgall, Rex 92 Snustead, Julie 92 Soderstrom, Dana 46 92 Sola, Peter 92 Solem, Randy 92 Sonnenberg, Brenda 92 Sorensen, Deborah Nelson 115 Sorensen, Dena 115 Sorensen, Richard 56, 115 Sotropa, Tim 92 Soukup, Karen 92, 136 Spar, Timothy 92 Spence, David 92 Spencer, Gregory 116 Spick, Penny 119 Spock, lames 20, 92 Spraungel, Anna 45,92 Spreiter, Jennifer 92 Stanchfield, Linda 116 Standafer, Jeffrey 92 Stanley, Deborah 119 Stauffer, Donald 58, 92 Sieege, Lisa 92 Steen, Corinne 52,62, 116 Steffens, Mi heal 45,92 Steiger wait, Rex 92 Sieife, Leslie 93 Steinert, Janell 93 Steinle, Carrie 93, 116 Slenstrom, Lori 116 Stern, Cory 36,93, 136 Stern, Jeffrey 22, 93 Sterneman, Charlotte 93 Stettin, Eddy 116 Stewart, Carrie 119 Stewart, Cynthia 93 Si e wart, Daniel 99 Stewart, Vicki 93 Stibral, Charles 20,93 Stoll, Tracey 93 Strand, Julie 36, 93, 136 Straub, James 20,93 Straub, Wayne 20, 93 Strom, Stephen 93 Strope, David 52, 98 Stubbs, Lisa 93 Studenski, Kimberly 93 Stumbo, Michael 20, 93 Susidko, 5tacia93 Sutton, Marcy 116 Swanson, Cynthia 39,93 Swanson, Daren 20, 56,93 Swanson, David 20, 93 Swanson, Jennifer 93 Swanson, lohn 20, 93 Swanson, |oy 56, 94 Swanson, Karin 45, 94 Swanson, Peggy 94 Swanson, Penny 98 Swanson, Scott 7, 58,94 Swanson, Tammy 94 Swenson, Todd 94 Swore, Teresa 94 Swore, Timothy 20, 62, 116 Symens, Thomas 94 Szymanski, Bonnie 94 Tabor, Shayne94 Tanis, Brenda 117 Tanis, Lisa 94 Taubert, Brian 98 Taylor, Samuel 29, 94 Tayon, Michelle 94 Terning, Michael 94 Terrill, Nancy 94 Thayer, Lorilee 56, 94 Theune, Jeff 18,62,94, 136 Thimell, Ann 94 Thomason, Daniel 20, 117 Thompson, Carolyn 94 Thompson, Jeffrey A, 45, 94 Thompson, Jeffrey C. 94 Thompson, Paul 52, 62, 94 Thompson, Trudi 117 Thue,Susan 94 Timmer, Daryl 34, 58,94 Toby, Michele 95 Tokay, Linda 95, 136 Tomlinson, Danny 99 Torguson, David 95 Torkelson, Kurt 95 Tornquist, Jody 99 Tosch, Timothy 98 Townsend, Janet 29,95 Tracy, Daniel 20,95 Travis, Toby 95 Traylor, Douglas 95 Tremper, Janet 29, 95 Troff, Brian 20, 95 T rueblood, William 117 Trulson, Deanna 95 Truman, Michelle 95 Trussed, Cynthia 117 Trussed, William 95 Tutt, Scot 99 Twist, Marilyn 95 Tye, Lori 95 Ulferts, Chad 95 Urbanski, Holly 99 Van Zee, Todd 117 Vande Lune, Troy 95 Vannelli, Gary 98 Veldt, Denise 95 Vennerstrom, Karen 95 Verley, Gregory 95 Vetsch, Chad 95 Vogel, Gay 117 Vogel Michael 99 Vogel, Tammie95 Vogeler, Keith 95 Wag ar, Roxanne 95 Wagar, Wendy 96 Wagner, Carri 98 Wagtskjold, Katherine 96 Walsh, Timothy 96 Ward, Philip 96 Warren, Renee % Watkins, Anne 39, 96 Webber, Amy 96 Week ley, Colleen 34, 56, 96 W dander, Beth 96 Welch, Sharon 58, 96 Welin, Robert 62, 117 Weller, Sharon 29, 117 Wellman, RTammy 96 Wenberg, Mary Beth 96 Wernisch, llene% West berg. Gene % Westerham, Patrick 12,96 Westerlund, lulie 118 White, Rawlecgh 20, 96 Wick, Kathleen 96 Wick, Lisa 96 Wikstrom, Jonathon 20, 96 Wilde, Beth 58,96 Wilder, Michael %, 120 13 4 Index St udent s a nd Facul ty Wiley r Diane % Wiley, Kathleen % Wilken, Joseph 118 Williams, John 20 r 96 Williams, Leah 97 Williams, Troy 97 Willis, [David 22,97 Wilson, Daniel 22, 97 Wifson, Jill 58, 97 Wilson, Paul 97 Winkowitsch, Sharia 97 Wipf, Jeff 118 Witmer, Steven 118 Wohler, Peter 22, 97 Wold, Lone 62,97,101 Wolner, Cathy 97 Wood, Keith 99 Wood, Kimberly 97 Woodley, lulie 118 Woods, Gabriel 97 Woodsend, Barbara 118 Wright, Thomas 97, 98 Yaeger, Jennifer 36,97 Yeats, Janet 99 Yocum, Michael 97 Young, Kenneth 97 Zach, Scott 97 Zhorne, Timothy 15,97 Zoebisch, Zoe 97 Adney, Robert 127 Albright, Don 125 Anderson, Eleanor 123 Anderson, Ralph 123 Anderson, Scott 10 Atwood, Harry 122 Baden, Gerald 128 Baden, Mark 128 Bair, David 20, 124 Balzer, Nathan 20, 130 Beilby, Jerry 125, 136 Benedict, Corrine 124 Benedict, Wayne 4, 101, 125 BenldahL J Richard 128 Berntsen, William 2, 20, 12 2 Berntson, Eileen 124 Berryman, Edward 128 BeVier, William 8, 125, 131 Bildsoe, E. Marion 124 Black, Kathleen 125 Blatchley, Richard 123 Bteeker, Celesta 124 Btoorn, Naomi 123 Bfomberg, Edward 127 Bfomberg, Ivar 122 Bocker, Ronald 40, 125 Boehland, Melvin 20, 125 Bomstad, Janet 123 Bond, William 130 Brandenburg, D. Joseph 128 Breen, Len 125 Bronson, Harold 122 Buckles, Peter 56, 123, 136 Buckles, Wylma 124 Bulman, Bruce 42 r 43, 128 Burg, Wallace 122 Burnham, Wesley 122 Carey, Arlow 122 Carey, Mark 20 Chamberlain, Mary 128 Christenson, Lori 128, 136 Gatterbuck, David 125 Collingham, Ernest 122 Crawford, William 22, 123 Cutshall, Robert 122 Dahl Carol 128 DelCastillo, Candiss 128 Dreyer, Jennifer 62, 124 Duncan, Mary 128 Dunnelt, Walter 125 Eagen, Michael 125 Edstrom, Richard 58, 125 Eide, Vernon 122 Elfstrum, Robert 125 Ericksen, Bonita 124, 131 Ericksen, Donald 122 Erickson, Lynn 61, 125 Erickson, Kathleen 53, 62, 124 Eveland, Paula 130 Evensen, Jeffrey 130 Everlt, Timothy 128 Fall, Warren 128 Farra, Stephen 27, 125 Fenton, Bo nnevteve 125 Fields, Douglas 129 Fields, Joyce 127 Finck, Tracey 127 Finnestad, Michelle 128 Flaa, James 129 Flaa, Joseph 125 Flaa, Michael 129 Flaa, Sylvia 129 Folsom, LaVonne 129 Friesen, Juanita 130 Frisch, Roger 128 Fry, Joseph 130 Galten, Ardath 122 Gerten, Joyce 129 Gjerdingen, Gene 129 Greenside, Barbara 129 Grosz, David 122 Grunlan, Stephen 128 Cuhl, Lyle 122, 128 Cunberg, Dwight 101, 124 Gustafson, David 127 Hainlen, Thomas 126 Halvorson, Verna 53, 124 Ham mar, Joyce 129 Hanson, Harris 122 Harris, Sally 126 Harrison, Bertie 129 Haugen, Ruben 127 Henderson, Roxann 128 Herman, Charles 126 Hernandez, Joedy 130 Hernandez, Lillie fo 129 Hiestand, Susan 123 Hintz, Beverly 124 Hovda, Mary Lou 124 Hubbard. Robert 122 Huber, Jeffrey 123 Juffman, Douglas 123 Jacobs, Robed 130 Jerus, Robert 126 Johnson, David K. 126 Johnson, David L. 127 Johnson, DelRoy 127 Johnson, Elwood 127 Johnson, Kristi 99, 129 Johnson, Lanny 128 Johnson, Lore la 127 Johnson, Mel 122 Johnson, Shirley 129 Johnson, Timothy 127 loyce, Kerri 123 Kahle, Barbara 124 Kauffman, Larry 128 Kaupang, Norman 126 Knutson, James 122 Komarek, Christopher 130 Korditk, Eva 123 Kordick, f. Gene 122, 123 Krieger, Donna 126 Kvanvig, Mary 129 Laing, Howard 126 Lasley, Kevin 126 Launderville, lulie 129 Lentz, Dalisay 124 Lindahl, Noomie 129 Lindman, Barbara 126 Lindstrom, Kristi 124 Litynski, Rulh 129 Long, Richard 126 Lueck, Philip 126 Lueck, Priscilla 127 Martin, Floyd 126 Mason, Samuel 126 McGuire, James 129 Mellin, George 122 Milne, Peter 129 Mitchell, lohn 129 Moors, lanel 126 Moss, Dale 128 Naegele, Susan 126 Nelson, Burce 129 Nordvold, Duane 130 Olso n, Harry 127 Ondercin, David 122, 124, 125, 127 Ondercin, Joan 126 Osterhoudt, Sheila 124 Osterlund, David 61. 126 Parayit, Joseph 123 Parayil, Kuban 122, 123 Paulson, G. 20 Pawley, Daniel 128 Peterson, Glen 129 Pickard, Jeffrey 129 Pickard, Seven 129 Pittman, Samuel 126 Plucker, Bryon 130 Posegate. Max cine 126 Posegate, Robert 126 Post, Nancy 124 Pyche, Mary 12 1 R eatier, Douglas 12 7 Reichardt, Barbara 128 Reynolds, Barbara 128 Reynolds, Charles 20, 126 Robinson, Kevin 130 Robinson, William 128 Roos, Richard 124 Ruetz, I lenry 62, 124 Rust, Linda 124 Sachs, (eannine 124, 131 Samelian, Donna 326 Sand, Timothy 130 Schroeder, Dennis 40, 126 Schroeder, loan 125 Schroeder, Sharon 125 Schwartz, Dawn 123 Scofield, Willard 128 Sentrnan, Paul 122 Sheet z, Glenyce 130 Smith, Dan 38, 39 Smith, lames 127 Smith, Kristine 26, 38, 39, 127 Smith, Sin 125 Sorenson, Eldon 122 Sorvick, Conrad 123 Spencer, Norma 125 Spooner, William 130 State, Norman 123 Stein, |ann 128 Sloltz, Daniel 130 Sudenga, lay 122 Torhark, Lavina 123 Thomas-Johnson, Carol 32, 46, 17, 127 Thompson, Kevin 130 Tomlinson, Anita 122 Tomlinson, Timothy 127 Tremaine, Richard 127 Trimble, Tony 128 Truhter, David 130 Vogel, Debra 128 Wendler, Linda 127 Wesloh, Clarie 128 While, Daniel 130 White, John 130 While, Laurel 130 White, Lois 130 White, Paul 122 Willis, Susan 130 Wilson, George 122 Wilson, Justin 130 W i I son, K y le 60, 1 2 5 Wilson, Mary 128 Index Faculty 115 1985 Scroll Staff Sharon Carey, Editor Rhonda Jo Drake, Assistant Editor Linda Tokay, Assistant Editor Dawn Johanson, Typist Lori Eickstadt, Photographer Susan Smith, Photographer Jerry Berlby, Advisor Stephen Look Becky Metzger Bruce Norgaard Missy Scott Mary Siefert Fall quarter only Bethany Anderson Heidi Biilstrom Terri Coleman . Clenn Geigler Stephanie Haugen Heidi lellison Photo Credits: Jerry Beilby Tony Brown Peter Buckles Lori Christenson Dave Ewing Cathy Lee Stephen Look Missy Scott Tom Smith Karen Soukup left Theune -