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Pillsbury Baptist Bible College - Northern Light Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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1 Symbolic of the spiritual power which emanates from the devoted Christian testimony of its student body, there stands a mighty fortress of the truth our fathers taught on the hills above the little southern Minnesota city of Owaton- na. Here, by vote of the Board of Trustees on .lanuary 26, 1957, and later ratified by the Minnesota Baptist Convention, the once Pillsbury Academy became Pillsbury Baptist Bible College, thus precipitating a chain of events ultimately to change the course of history among Baptists in the North Star state and all across the nation. 2 By unanimous action of the Board of Trustees, Dr. Ri- chard V. Clearwaters, pastor of the Fourth Baptist Church, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and chairman of the Board, was named the first president of the college. 3 On September 4. 1957, matriculation figures revealed that one hundred six students had passed through the regis- tration lines. These constituted the first student body of the new Bible College in the area. 4 Campus day was initiated during the first fall. Various duties assigned members of the student body and faculty provided a time of wholesome activity and fun. The day cli- maxed with an outdoor picnic and bonfire testimony time. 5 Dr. Monroe Parker, eminent educator, evangelist and preacher of the Word of God, arrived on campus February 5, 1958, to lake up the duties as the next president. Inaugura- tion ceremonies were held later in the year. 6 At the first Graduation Exercises held June 2, 1958, in the college chapel, eight seniors receixed the Bachelor of Arts degree. Dr. Clearwaters brought the Commencement address, Dr. B. Myron Cedarholm was the Baccalaureate speaker on Sunday afternoon, ,Iune 1. 7 Junior-Senior tradition began when the seniors laid away fruit cake forjuniors to discover. ,,3,,,, 'ie , S5152 K?? gQt 01999 s 1 ah' ' si V3 nano.. W P11 3 O 1 D. 'rf I - C 'C '1 C f EL 'T LT' X CL D' 'F is 2 . :. '4 iz: 5 D. 5. ,- c '1 fC Z. if I4 I' 8 9 expression in student life a number ol' literary societies were organized early in the life of the college. These were appropriately named after men and women of out- standing Christian character. especially in the fields of missions. preaching and eyangclism. 9 Football captured the interests of the entire student body' in the fall of l959 when Coach Clarke Poorman assumed the direction ofthe intramural and intercollegi- ate program of athletics on the campus. Sharing losses and yictories men learned to giye and take. Thus. they prepared through physical exercise to meet the ultimate battles of life. 10 From the yery beginning the chapel platform has been a sounding board from which haye echoed forth vibrant messages from the Word of God and concerning the issues of the day. Pastors. missionaries. eyangelists and educators have challenged student life to Christian seryice. It is never right to do wrong in order to get a chance to do right. Dr. Bob Jones. Sr. ll Sports enthusiasts always respond to the Pillsbury Fight Song . here led by the pep band under the baton of Mr. Richard Brady. The first such group was directed by Mr. Edward Caughill. 12 The Crown Coronets fwarren Dafoe. Paul Fosniarls. ,lack Taylorj together with Loren Eycrett. accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. ,Ioel Kettenring. sponsors. comprised the first musical ensemble to tour among the churches pre- senting the gospel in message and song. 13 With the coming of Nlr. Richard Burke to the facul- ty in the fall of l96l. Weights and Balances . the ac- count of the Feast of Belshazzar. was dramatized by the Speech Department. 14 A new dormitory. named after the first president and his wife. Dr. Richard and Florence Clearwaters. proyided additional space for the eyer growing student bodv. tcontinued on bacly eoyerl 14 13 NQRTHERN LIGHT fr PILLSBURY BAPTIST BIBLE CQLLEGE OWATGNNA, MINNESOTA 1966-1967 EDITOR: T CO-EDITOR: PEGGI NEUENSCHWANDER MARJEAN ODENS ff fan A W 5 QQ 45 k w 67 ,--fH,f ' I' wi 1 4: 4 Vi. W ,Q 8? X, , fx ar N .N ' '1 ,X - +V ' , mf M1 'ff' as 'may 1, fd EMM' ,san SEXY- 3W B5H5HW ?4.X Q -' wig I , ' as . In f. WF 'Q fy. x Z Q J, ,, 42 1, -?:'E,g5e-'P'9i?f1s M afgqfw ' .NZM x Q 'Y 4 ,, fsfsfgffszifvgq L w ,535 Qgi A mwfisi .1 - aa: i ek 222, .53 , Y 5fi?'ii4wll9' . Q1Wlls'SaE13?-itll,2.E1i6Ki?f53f?Ui7 NEB siS41fr'i' '5iWEs, Y 95' -.- Lug sf- Q. Kg -1L,f , Z 'Q . v g 2' ' , I 1, V my ,,,, .7 .i ..,.v.. WM K n f .fax k v 5 -4 ' Nw 'Q .A ' - xv .- -, I, E 5? L E V. 'l V U mf, f , ff Y 2 1 it 5' L if my X' Q' iw v 1 N I IQ ' ,Z if gl I 015' S X If I mm-, s.,-p -. .,,:f . ? ...i.i-...,..., . N., lr., .-,WW-v,,.X. 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Maps and displays of articles from various coun- tries served to arouse the interest of students and visitors alike. Robert Clubine, serving in Jamica 6 Granny Holdeman, serving in Haiti Richard Marsh fClass of 19661, appointee to Alaskag Benjamin Peterson 11962, now serving in Brazilg john f1962j and Sylvia 09661 Kallin, appointees to the Upper Amazon. p s 1, X K 'Train- ff? kr SX an ' Rev. Clifford Clark, Tulsa, Oklahoma .W f 11. will lm 'Q R. 7 Benjamin Peterson, serving in Brazil ,I jidfullhllbul Niall'-Til lfullful l'hll'L11 L1lll1l'WlGuilfullfuIMilfs! lu'-llllr-IIILWILBIIIL-ll 'lil 'L- if J 5 if if DEDICATIO J y A-il The man of God whom thou didst send. . . judges l3:8. Pillsbury's i -U third President has certainly proved to be a God-sent man. To fol- 'Q low in the steps of a great leader andbuilder of Pillsbury like Dr. Mon- ij' roe Parker is in itself a gigantic task. To perform skillfully the many E. diverse and demanding functions of acollege president and at the same if time in two brief years lead Pillsbury to an expanding enrollment where Ta it now ranks as one of the three largest Bible colleges in the nation, is J indeed to accomplish an Herculean labor. if Dr. Cedarholm was sent from God to us out ofarichbackground of ex- F perience which has so admirably fitted him for this work. A star athlete -:A at the University of Minnesota in undergraduate days, a B. D. graduate 'jf from EasternBaptist Seminary and aTh. M. degree from Princeton com- -L bined to prepare him for a spectacularly successful pastorate in Phila- if delphia. From this he was called to become the General Director of the T- infant, struggling Conservative Baptist Association of America, and 5 through an unparalleled prodigious work of eighteen years all across T: America became the one man most responsible for the phenomenal :J growth of that association, earning the title, Mr. CBA . Providentially f arranged, at the same time Pillsbury was seeking a leader, God's pre- if pared man was found in the person of Dr. Cedarholm whose previous -JT woliik had igcludedla youth ministry to many thousands in churches and 1. co eges a over t is nation. F' if Dr Cedarholm has proven him self again in these two years as an edu if cator and administrator par excellence. His evangelistic zeal, mission- ':- ary vision, local church emphasis and strong doctrinal preaching to- -IT gether with a carefully and consistently cultivated walk with God have 7- combined to endear him to students, faculty and staff alike as a leader Q both born and made and worthy of implicit trust. if We salute Dr. Myron Cedarholm, this God-sent man, thank God for -F him, assure him of our prayers, and believe that, should Christ's re- V:-, turn still encompass a number of years, under his leadership Pillsbury -If will thrust increasing hundreds of prepared soldiers of the Cross into the C. Conf1ict's final hour as we anticipate His appearance. Withgreat appre- 5 ciation and love we dedicate the Northern Light of 1967 to our God-sent 1 leader and President. ,JT AT ,. if ' - '31 Riff 5 nl- I gall pull gill m.nlI :mall m.ill L..il1 I-.ull 1-.ill l...llI pall 1-.ill 1-,i ll lqrnl r-1 ll i-.I ll r-,ull r-,ull i-,ull r-,ull i-ll r-ull ll i-n ii -1. an -1. an 5.4 an 5. nl e.nuL1nu Q.. ll -.ull-1W HI ll Hi ll an ll +4 In-.alum Il:.nIlm1lL-.nlmwllmrltll IU-wlltwl MINE ln: Ilan I'L11l'arI'rlI1:1l lfullbullliul llawhwl la-is lhillbillbiulhwilllms his lla: 'L1ll':illL1l lm: Mull .LT 5 E 5 -Q DR. B. 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F'.Af9W4., il'1f:'.:fL'5--:sl VK Mfg ff f T 4 W ,Y I ANICE BRADY, B. A. RICHARD BRADY, B. A. , M. A 13 IUDITH BURKE, B.A., M.A. RICHARD BURKE, B. A. EDWARD CAUGHILL, B.A. M.A B. MYRON CEDARHOLM, B.A., FACULTY THELMA CEDARHOLM, B. A., MAX FOSTER, B. A. DOROTHY FRANS, B. A. M.B.B., LL.D. 14 KENNETH FRANS, EA., B.D., Th. M. SHERRILL FULAYTER, B. A. RAY FULAYTER, B. A. JOEL KETTENRING, B.A., B.D., Th.M. Wh ralph' 'if FACULTY 'WWF' H-.,,,,,......f PAULINE KETTENRING, B. A, DALE LIGGETT, B. S. GUNVOR OLSON, B. S. M.MuS. CLARKE POORMAN, B. A. , M. A ROSELYN POORMAN, B. A. CHARLES SCHULZE, B.A., Th.M N. JEAN SCHULZE, B.A. FACULTY A ' NW... ,,,n DONALD SCOVILL, B.Mus. Ed. EVELYNE SCOVILL MARILYN STEFFEK, B. A. 16 FACULTY m MARILYNNE I. WEEKS RICHARD C. WEEKS, B.A., B.D MA., D.D. GR DU TE ASSISTAN S Hf':.:? '-an GRACE BAUER, B. A., M. A. JUDY ANN BRUNT, B. A, BEVERLY MATHISON, B. A. HERBERT W. PEDIGO, B. A. DOROTHY I. WELLS, B. S. Thelma M. Cedarholm, Office Coordinator Grace Bauer, Secretary PER GNNEL Louise Sincock, Bookkeeper 1. r -we ' A I 5 ,iw B, ' '- ' 5 ' - 5, -I M , , Marilynne Weeks , Secretary Jean L. Custer, R. N. Karen Jacobson, R. N. 41 Beverly Mathison, Secretary Evelyne Scovill, Secretary . ,we f A M W-1, 1 Ms. Binstock, Mrs. Moller, Mrs. Evans, Dining Hall 1 Ray Fulayter, Assistant to Business Manager Sherrill Falayter, Dining Hall Hostess 1 Ronald Hodges Maintenance Lloyd Wheeler, Engineer Harry Ost, Engineer Jacob Koschel, Engineer Gi' af A rx: I1 Q Q K X 431- 1 -x X .A.'. A. , . J f 4 i.i.5-55 I , , . j?1'21Qi2?f15- .1 , 3, . CLASS OFFICER Sheldon Streed, President Bill Hinshaw, Vice President Gwen Avery, Secretary Donald Fowler, Treasurer Joyce Odens, Pianist Robert Knight, Sergeant at Arms Dwight Weniger, Song Leader Don Paulson, Chaplain 22 L SHARON ATTOE, Bemidji, Minnesota Major: Bible, Minors: Christian Educa- tion, Education, Yearbook 1, Class TreasLu'er 2. CWEN AVERY, Constantine, Michigan Major: Biblej Minors: English, Church Secretary, Pep Committee 1, Band 1, Society President 3, 4, Society Secre- tary 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Body Secretary 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Pan Society 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4. ROGER BARNES, Coldwater, Michigan Major: Bible, Minor: History, Society Treasurer 2, Society Vice President 3, Monitor 2, 3, 4. JERRY CATE, Tulsa, Oklahoma Majors: Bible, Evangelism, Minor: His- tory, Football 1, Play 1. DUAYNE CLAPP, Kalamazoo, Michigan Major: Bible, Minors: Greek, Pastorology, Science. ROBERT CUNDIFF, Minneapolis, Minne- sota Major: Bible, Minor: Speech, Plays 1,2, 3, 4, Pan Society Representative 3, Pan Society Vice President 3, Student Body Treasurer 3, Society President 4, Class President 3, Monitor 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Speech Recital 3, Choir 3,4, Mad- rigal 3, Musical Ensemble Groups 1, 2, 3, 4. IOR 24 CONSTANCE DAY, Rock Falls, Wiscon sin Majors: Bible, Music5 Minor: History5 Society Song Leader 45 Society Vice- President 45 Choir 1,25 Madrigal 1, 25 Wornen's Chorus 45 Trio 1, 2, 3,45 Voice Recital 35 Pan Society 3, 4. MAX LOREN DAY, Adair, Illinois Major: Bible5 Minors: Creek, Pastoral Class President 15 Class Vice-President 25 Basketball 15 Society Song Leader 35 Choir 15 Monitor 2. DOROTHY FARRINGTON, Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Major: Bible5 Minors: Missions, French5 Class Secretary 1, 25 Society Chaplain 2, 45 Society President 35 Pan Society 35 South American Prayer Band Secretary 1, 25 Band 15 Valentine Queen 35 Monitor 2, 35 Proctor 45 Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4. DONALD FOWLER, Bartonville, Illinois Major: Bible5 Minors: Pastorology, Bibli- cal Languages5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Play 15 Society Athletic Director 3, 45 Monitor 45 Class Treasurer 4. SANDRA GAIL FULLNIER, Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: Bible5 Minors: Missions, English5 Choir 1, 45 Girl's Basketball 1, 35 News- paper Staff 3, 45 Prayer Captain 2,35 Yearbook Staff 4. SUSAN GLENN, Rochelle, Illinois Major: Bible5 Minor: Science. ROBERT DEAN GROTZKE, Sheridan, Montana Majors: Bible, Missions5 Minor: History5 Choir 1, 25 Society President 45 Monitor 45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 45 Near East Prayer Band Leader 3, 4. CHERYL LEE HAIGLER, Fremont, Cali- fornia Major: Bible5 Minors: Speech, Education5 Pan Society 25 Society Secretary 25 Speech Recital 35 Plays 2, 3, 45 Monitor 4. BILL I-HNSHAW, Ottumwa, Iowa Major: Bible5 Minors: Missions, History5 Pan Scoiety 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 45 Monitor 35 Proctor 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, 45 Student Body Vice-President 45 Play 15 Society President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 152, 3, 4-Captain 3, 45 Track 1,25 3,4. IUDITH HORNBACKER, Creve Coeur, Illinois Major: Bible5 Minor: Speech5 Monitor 35 Newspaper 35 Yearbook 2, 35 Plays 1, 35 Speech Recital 45 Madrigal 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Society Vice-President 2, 45 Pan Society 2, 4. MARLENE HUNT, Portage, Indiana Majors: Bible, Missions5 Minor: Greek5 Far East Prayer Band Secretary 15 Society Secretary 25 Society Chaplain 45 Proctor 4. BARBARA JOHNSON, Freeport, Illinois Majors: Bible, Christian Education5 Minor: History5 Choir 15 European Prayer Band Secretary 35 Basketball 1, 25 Monitor 4. E ICR 26 SANDRA LEE JOHNSON, Pontiac, Michi gan Majors: Bible, Christian Education, Minor: Science, Choir 2, 3, 4, Women's Chorus 2, 3, Trio 3, 4, Society Song Leader 4, Society President 4. WILLIAM G. KETTLEWELL, Hazel Park, Michigan Major: Bible, Minor: History, Student Body President 4, Society President 4, Class Treasurer 1, Pan Society 4, Year- book 4, Football 1,2 Track 1, Wrestling 3, 4, --Captain 4--Coach 4, Monitor 4. ROBERT R. KNIGHT, Rockford, Illinois Major: Bible, Minors: Christian Educa- tion, History, Baseball 2, Soccer 2,3-- Captain 2,3, Society Chaplain 4, Year- book 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. MARTHA SUE LYEN, Cortez, Colorado Major: Bible, Minor: Education, Prayer Band Secretary 1. PATRICIA ANN MATHES, Danville, Illinois Major: Bible, Minors: Missions, English, Society Treasurer 3. DOUGLAS R. MCLACHLAN, Monm-ose, Michigan Major: Bible, Minor: History, Society Gospel Team Evangelist 4. WILLIAM MEYER, Cherokee, Oklahoma Major: Bible, Minors: Greek, Pastorology, Choir 2, Men's Chorus 4. JANICE NELSON, Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: Bible, Minors: Christian Education, English, Monitor 3,45 Far East Prayer Band Secretary 2. JOSEPH NEMER, Detroit, Michigan Major: Bible, Minors: Greek, Pastorologyg Track 1,25 Soccer 2, Society Secretary 3, Society Vice-President 4, Pan Society 45 Monitor 3, 4, Prayer Captain 3, 4. PEGGY NEUENSCI-IWANDER, Carmel, Indiana Major: Bible, Minors: Speech, English, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain 3, 45 Society Vice-President 3, Society Presi- dent 4, Pan Society 3, 4, Play 3, Year- book 1, 2,3, 4-Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Speech Recital 3, Monitor 2,35 Assistant Proctor 4, Valentine Queen Attendant 3. JOYCE ODENS, Fairmont, Minnesota Majors: Bible, Music, Minor: Speech, Pianist-Choir 1, Madrigal 1,3,4, Student Body 2, Class 2, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Contest winner-Piano 2, Poetry 2, Organ 3, Speech Recital 3, Piano Recital 45 Organ Recital 4, Monitor 2, 3, Proctor 4, Society pianist 2, Society Chaplain 3, Society President 4, Near East Prayer Band Secre- tary and Pianist 3, 4. GUARACI M. de OLIVEIRA, Recife, Brazil, S. A. Majors: Bible, Missions: Minor: Science, Soccer 45 Play 2, South American Prayer Band Leader 3, 4. IOR ., IOR l-ivwn, F65 28 DON PAULsoN, Red wing, Minnesota Major: Bible, Minor: Music, Senior Class Chaplain 4. GLENDA PINNE, Hampshire, Illinois Majors: Bible, Christian Education, Minor History, KATHLEEN A. RITKOUSKI, Thornton, Colorado Majors: Bible, Music, Minor: History, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Society President 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Piano Recital 4. BRUCE MOXI-IAM ROBINSON, Mound, Minnesota Major: Bible, Minors: Speech, Music, Choir 1,2,3, Madrigal 1,2, Play 2,3, Society Vice President 3, Society Chap- lain 4, Speech Recital 3, Poetry Con- test Winner 2, Yearbook 2. ERNEST SCHNHDT, Toulon, Illinois Major: Bible, Minors: History, Missions, Sargeant at Arms 1, Track 1, 3, Monitor 3, Play 1, 2, 3, Society President 3, Class Chaplain 2, 3. ELIZABETH ANN SICKLES, Broadus, Montana Major: Bible, Minors: Speech, Christian Education, Band 1,3, Play 4, Speech Reci tal 3, Society Chaplain 4. PAMELA ANN SMITH, Tipton, Indiana Major: Bible, Minors: Missions, Speech, Society Treasurer 4, Speech Recital 4, Play 3, Monitor 3. SHELDON STREED, Robbinsdale, Minne- sota Major: Bible, Minor: History, Class Presi- dent 2,4, Society Vice President 3, 4, Sargeant at Arms 3, Monitor 3, Proctor 4, Pan Society 3, 4, Play 2. DAVID I. WEBSTER, Neillsville, Wiscon- sin Majors: Bible, Pastorology, Minor: History Class Chaplain Prayer Band Leader 3, 4. KARYL WEGNER, Wild Rose, Wisconsin Major: Bible, Minors: Missions, Speech, Plays 2, 3, Speech Recital 3. DONALD WELLS, New Bethlehem, Penn- Sylvania Majors: Bible, Pastorology, Biblical Lan- guages. DWIGHT WENIGER, Oakland, California Major: Bible, Minor: History, Choir 1, 2, Madrigal 1, 2, Quartet 1,2, Student Body Pianist 3, Class Pianist 1,2, 3, Society Pianist 1,2, 3,4, Play 1,2, 4, Football 1, Baseball 3, Class Song Leader 4. IOR IANICE WENIGER, South Saint Paul, Minnesota Major: Bible, Minors: Speech Education, Pep Club lg Choir lg Society Athletic Director 23 Society Vice-president 35 Society president 43 Newspaper editor 35 Yearbook 1,25 Plays l, 2, 3,45 Valentine Queen Attendant 35 Monitor 2, 3,43 Speech Recital 35 Pan Society 3,43 Winner-Declamation contest l, Poetry contest 2. PILLSBUR Y COLLEGE HYMN In southern Minnesota, ten thousand lakes of blue, On the hills of Owatonna, 'neath skies of azure hue, There stands a mighty fortress of the truth our fathers taught O God, we stand in awe of the work which Thou has wrought In ancient iveyed halls 'mid culture's pleasing graceg Within these hallowed walls our Lord shall have first place O teach us, Lord, thine inspir'd Word written by men of old Moved by Thy Holy Spirit, Dearer far than gold. Ten thousand men and demons attack our cause forsooth We're fully panoplied, girt 'round the loins with truth- Breastplate of righteousness, made ready our feet are shod With thorough preparation, the gospel of peace with God. With the mighty shield of faith we quench each fiery dartg Fill us, Holy Spirit, and ne'er from us depart. In helmet of salvation we wield the Spirit's sword, A weapon never failing, God's everlasting Word. Arise, ye sons and daughters, Pillsbury's warriors all! From jungles far away, from the town and hamlet small, Come cries of souls sinbound and doomed to endless woe, All our hearts with love aflame, Arise and to them go! Monroe Parker so y - E3 sou ngfffw w g IRWIN S I 31 T 'imwfagsfff CLASS OFFICER Lynn Howe, President William Summers, Vice President Colene Byers, Secretary Thomas Zempel, Treasurer James Lutzweiler, Song Leader David Hershberger, Sergeant at Arms Karl Kloppman, Chaplain Merle Amundson Owatonna, Minnesota Steven Anderson Zurnbrota , Minnesota Carol Ashlock Cedar Rapids, Iowa Douglas Bookman Ro Ckford, Illinois Durwood Bridell Nevis, Minnesota Marvin Brown Owatonna, Minnesota Margaret Butts International Falls, Minnesota Colene Byers Warsaw, Indiana Cheryl Carlson Chicago, Illinois William Carter Danville, Illinois Colin Christensen Walnut Grove, Minnesota Roger Cooper Sunnyvale , California JU 1oR Cindy Loy Beel-1 Westbrook, Minnesota janet Bergerud Minne apolis, Minnesota Crystal Bookrnan Rockford, Illinois N55 33 David Denning Walker, Iowa George De Wall Owatonna, Minnesota Gloria Dryer Rockwell, Iowa JU IQR 34 Richard Crosby Bozeman, Montana Robert Cutler Cedar Falls, Iowa Marilyn Danley Divernon, Illinois julie Eisentrager Blooming Prairie, Minnesota Joyce Engler Winthrop , Minne sot a Philip Fitch Spring Valley, Minnesota Dennis Fitzgerald Owatonna, Minnesota Janice Fox Williamsburg, Michigan james Frisby Owatonna, Minnesota Marleita Frisby Owatonna, Minnesota David Froines Fremont, California Carol Gamble Monticello, Iowa Ross Goldsberry Owatonna, Minnesota Diane Graber St. Paul, Minnesota Shirley Griffin Cedar Rapids, Iowa JU IOR Cary Hedrick Tow anda, Illinois David Hershberger Goshen, Indiana Roger Hill Detroit, Michigan Paul Holm Chesterton, Indiana Eileen Howard Campbellsport, Wisconsin Lynn Howe Wheatland, Wyoming Lloyd Hulin St. Claire, Minnesota Diana Iahn Falls City, Nebraska Corlene johnson Cushing, Wisconsin 35 Dennis Halbrnaier Hampshire, Illinois Michael Hall Lake Benton, Minnesota Charles Hansen Harlan, Iowa Bernice Kidder Belvidere, Illinois George Klahn San Diego, California Karl Kloppman Peoria, Illinois JU IOR 36 Jacque Johnson Constantine , Mi chi gan Jerry Johnson Constantine, Michigan Paul Juris Minneapolis, Minnesota John Kmetz Hoffman Estates, Illinois james Koch Durand, Wisconsin Darryl Kovacik Boyceville , Wisconsin Michael Kovaluk Pottstown, Pennsylvania Wally Larson Rockford, Illinois Carroll Lawrence Morrisville , Vermont james Lee Tulsa, Oklahoma James Lutzweiler Dixon, Illinois Mary Lyen Cortez, Colorado Robert Maire Lake Benton, Minnesota Judy Mays De arborn, Michigan Darrel Mickelson Enning, South Dakota ef fy V W 'i,. ' ,izan..1. JU 1oR Grace Midgley Truman, Minnesota John Moore Des Moines, Iowa Janice Northrup, Detroit, Michigan Robert Oelschalagel Oakland, California Clifford Pals Owatonna, Minnesota David Peterson Crystal, Minnesota Arlene Phillips Robinsd ale , Minnesota john Phyillaier Richland, California Ronald Prang Oakland, California 37 Richard McClain Lineville, Iowa Suzanne McGormley Albion, Michigan john McKelv ey Owatonna, Minnesota ks' W an Iaaiffff W 'P 9' .,-1: li fini Ski MM- 1. , . I. i : '.: ff, 551.5 E ,, V, t::.,, Hifi I' X i 5 :: ':: :- TT3i-f?7'555i V , my'::,ssz:s:z.:Pg,-1,:i:.w-Us i , Q w11wm:,wfw2,,ws-f,5-irff: 11, :Q g,f1xs,wQ1 1fz,.f,,,f:,1fi,-fn-fin-fe..-, 1 f 1 2S24f11i.l1W2l32s'fti :v1.sS1':1i 1411111 f 1 H Janice Rector Tomah, Wisconsin Sally Rife Des Moines, Iowa George Samaduroff Los Altos, California David Schoepf Marshall, Minnesota Virgil Schuck Rock Springs, Wisconsin Lucille Seelig Lansdale, Pennsylvania JU ICR 38 Merrilee Seidler Cincinnati, Ohio Larry Smetak Phillips, Wisconsin Ernest Smalley Pekin, Illinois Phil Smith Oak Forest, Illinois Barbara Sorenson Lake Crystal, Minnesota Ronald Soiberg Lockport, Illinois David Sorenson Pekin, Illinois David Sowers Atchison, Kansas Judith Stine Detroit, Michigan wha Jw Gloria Stockton - William Summers N Brainerd Minnesota ,if to t . Decorah, Iowa 5 72:5 lj an 5 1 ww' 4 wwgafw IOR William Terrey Minneapolis, Minnesota Ray Todd Abbeville, South Carolina Janice Van Maasdam Westbrook, Minnesota Ruth Vokoun Moline, lllinois Donna Weschenfelder Park City, Montana 39 Daniel Whitehead Fairmont, Minnesota Thomas Zempel Waupaca, Wisconsin CLASS OFFICER Steven Cornelius, President Joseph DiCandilo, Vice President jean Goad, Secretary Marilyn Freeman, Treasurer Terry Price, Sergeant at Arms David Leslie, Songleader Ann Cogswell, Pianist Robert Allen Minne apolis, Minnesota Nancy Allen Tulsa, Oklahoma Philip Akright LaCrosse, Wisconsin jean Anderson Two Harbers, Minnesota Robert Andrews Hayden, Colorado Duane Anhalt Minneapolis, Minnesota Ervajean Baker Baldwin, Wisconsin Alice Ball Markham, Illinois Keith Barb erg Cokato, Minnesota Q -, if -fi,,,R' if Q 'llr ' r i escls s r' . WMS. 'jaiwsv , f M5 3 5 lii s irsle i, Aka ,s,.,. , , N, X . S , fa vnu. ,nl LH-rl ' . Jfbiz,-' - - 2 :t4ff2W1z...,5f'f?ill 37 ' ' . i' ,:,wf,:zgf,,. . . ' 5 is aff as w fi , 4 ,i,',f:.ff f3'f 5:fAtQ1QlJ Ti. -xg i . - Y 1,-z ,, K , .fw if i .t,f ,s,fX .Hag L -V .f,,,z,F ,7,Sk,,,Ef,,,f. or .K .,,,, if ,Mr W K . . Q- iw'4fv:iE5vf , f- .- .. r-r. , -1.i .,ll,.,-- GPHO CRE af w-Y 41 Robert Bardwell Stew artville, Minnesota Marcia Beach Seven Hills, Ohio Kenneth Bengston Anaheim, California Elaine Boyd Carthage, Illinois Jerome Braccini Minneapolis, Minnesota Sidney Brannan Denton, Tex as J... ,. 7 5 E, ' X ' 95 . gy. M Rs S ,M Nik 5,1 W, Q, . .Q . V491 , -We ,f -,,sx3N awww g i, .ffrg f gg ' if , . '+ r ,L ,,,,,,,,Li,:, 'f11a,,f,',f . 5, If scar P K kgrgggz, f ' -1z1gs,,,,-ALMA' gig, In Y - : UK, K. ,Df. C m,,.,, Q 1 M , mhhA . h:xAA. 'WEE-::E2z ..a :' E m2'9'h f- ' :Z ,. lx ' Sandra Bromley Des Plaines, Illinois David Broome Arroyo Grande, California Ion Cashner Chugwater, Wyoming john Charles Clark New Baltimore, Michigan Anne Co gswell Pontiac, Michigan Marilyn Conner Stre ator, Illinois Steven Cornelius Minneapolis, Minnesota jean Custer, R.N. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Daniel Davidson Sunnyvale , California GPHO GRE Kala Davidson Peoria, Illinois Sharon Davis Casper, Wyoming janet Decker Tyler, Minnesota Joseph DeCandi1o North Wales, Pennsylvania Donald Diehl Redwood Falls, Minnesota Floyd Dobson Sioux Falls, South Dakota Lois Doolittle Newark, California Stephen Douglas Tulsa, Oklahoma Dorothy Dowell Peoria, Illinois john Eisentrager Blooming Prairie, Minnesota Robert Entner Wild Rose, Wisconsin Donna Fischer Tyler, Minnesota Glenn Foster Princeton, Illinois Jean Foster Rives Junction, Michigan Patricia Franksain Albert Lea, Minnesota ad li l OPHQMORELN Marilyn Fre em an Tulsa, Oklahoma Linda Fullmer Minneapolis, Minnesota Helen Gamble Monticello, Iowa Joyce Gaskell New Castle, Wyoming Shelby Gibby Walled Lake, Michigan jean Goad Tipton, lndiana ,f m J If, fe .Z , g I . 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Bloomingdale, Michi gan , ,saggy , Carol jones Brookfield, Illinois Cassandra Keeley Indianapolis, Indiana Nancy Kessenich Stanley, Wisconsin Marilyn Kimble Waseca, Illinois Dennis Klitzke Lake Benton, Minnesota Barbara Kruse Fairmont, Minnesota Roy Kuhns Middlebury, Indiana Bonita Lawver Laurel, Montana Donald Leaf Salt Lake City, Utah 5 W L -A-My 1-isa ffm , V-gf aa GPHQ DRE 45 David Leslie Oak Lawn, Illinois Ke ith Lewis Perkasie, Pennsylvania Dan Lindsey Des Moines, Iowa Larry Live say Rockford , Illinois Ruth Ann MacKellar Flint, Michigan Dorothy McKelv ey Owatonna, Minnesota Norman Olson Fairmont, Minnesota Colleen O'Neil Granada, Minnesota Suzan Oravetz Arlington Heights, Il Sue Peel Anchorage, Alaska james Peterson Melvin, Mighigan William Pfeiffer Buffalo, New York X if 5 ',-. 'f-KMA Carol Meister Chadran, Nebraska Linda Mickelson Enning, South Dakota Gerald Miner Chillicothe, Illinois Marcus Moffitt Ottumwa, Iowa Edward Moore Delevan, Wisconsin Deborah Myrant St. Paul, Minnesota Judi Nichols Blooming Prairie, Mi Marjean Odens Fairmont, Minnesota Wesley Oliveria Recife, Brazil QPHO GRE linois nne sota 46 ,.'1 iff if 1 'J.f':r A tj Connie Philhow er Laurel, Montana Nancy Polenskey South Holland, Illinois Terry Price Hilltown, Pennsylvania Susan Rector Tomah, Wisconsin Judy Rice Brainerd, Minnesota Brent Richardson Greenwood, Wisconsin Lorraine Rush Tra er, Iowa Robert Sands Cedar Falls, Iowa Beverly Sanders Fairmont, Minnesota -ff ':1- ,wr--1 1,-fm is Hedrick Iowa Patricia Sayles Stanley, Wisconsin UPI-IU QREL fl dy Paul,Sa1-baugh WR, Carol Shaw Watseka, Illinois Timothy Sherman Eureka, Illinois David Smith Cincinnati, Ohio Mary Smith Akron, Colorado Harriet Steen International Falls, Minnesota David Stone Freeport, Illinois Marilyn Sutter Tow anda, Illinois Terry Sutton Alberta, Minnesota David Swift Sparta, Wisconsin Terry Taggert Farmington, Mi chig David Truelson 3.11 Prospect Heights, Illinois Dwight Turbett White Bear Lake, Minnesota Steven Turbett White Bear Lake, Minnesota Keith Turnquist Parkers Prarie, Minnesota David Vahle Clinton, Illinois john Walsh Pekin, Illinois Charlotte Werner Ch aska, Minnesota Phillip Wilson Cincinnati, Ohio Robert Whittingharn Chicago, Illinois if c si.. ,, r- Charles Woods Houston, Texas Nancy Worden Minneapolis, Minnesota Thomas Yauch Reedsburg, Wisconsin Eugene Young Andrews, Texas David Zimmerman Sterling, Illinois Melvin Zimmerman Tipton, Indiana CDPHO GRE 49 CLASS OFFICER Richard Sherman, President Robert Sherman, Vice President Marilyn Arrowood, Secretary Steven Moulton, Treasurer Allen Potter, Chaplain Bruce Love, Songleader Shirley Ibach, Pianist Sheldon Shearer, Sergeant at Arms Vivian Albrecht Bradford, Illinois Judith Anderson Brainerd, Minnesota Jane Andrews Hayden, Colorado Marilyn Arrowood Ovvatonna, Minnesota james Barrick Casper, Wyoming . we N I f , fini ss if ,gl Marcia Aschbrenner Waterloo, Iowa Gloria Balfe Albert Lea, Minnesota james Ballentine St. Paul, Minnesota Barbara Bartholomee Rockford, Illinois Larry Bateman St. Paul, Minnesota Judith Bauer Wessington, South Dakota Barry Bays Casper W oming Douglas Beise Rosemont, Minnesota Deana Bentley Goodells, Michigan Steven Ble au St. Clair Shores, Michigan Teresa Bohren Casper, Wyoming Luciene Bolles Wykoff, Minnesota Louise Bolles Wykoff, Minnesota FRE H 51 ,El 'W' g5l?f'r Q idiitl I ' TQ Anita Branchini Buffalo, New York Audrey Brantley Clinton, Illinois Ronald Brewer Tulsa, Oklahoma Diane Bright Indianapolis, r Indiana Kenneth Britt Indianapolis, Indiana Dennis Bronson Montrose, Michigan Linda Brown Lynne Brown Elroy, Wisconsin Merle Brown Barberton, Ohio Earl Budlove Posen, Illinois Cynthia Buerkley Fredonia, North Dakota Normal, Illinois it Dura T '35 f as at 32 12 as X L2 wi K Lois Burgess Toledo, Ohio Mary Byers Miantic, Illinois Ronald Byers Dearborn, Michigan FRE H Sheryl Byers Dearborn, Michigan Cecilia Cabrera Rockford, Illinois Mary Cabrera Rockford, Illinois Gary Campbell Rockford, Illinois 52 David Capetz St. Paul, Minnesota Lawrence Carlson Rockford, Illinois Bonnie Clark Pekin, Illinois john Clayton Clark Stone Lake, Wisconsin ' N-iV A ','. r.5,,:j' ' ' ra Vera Cook Wessington Spring, South Dakota JoAnn Corey Albion, Michigan Lee Cornelius Minneapolis, Minnesota Kathryn Cox Rockford, Illinois 'ii Judith Clark Patricia Cleary Divernon, Illinois Kenneth Conley Griffith, Indiana N Wales, Pennsylvania 'Q 'la 1 I 'H' f' 'K Q .Al ,.,,, , .. H ,Vs I A, Q.. . Edward Cimningharn Tulsa, Oklahoma Ward Czekalski Posen, Illinois Sharon Daniels Streator, Illinois Blain Daugherty Rapid City, South Dakota Jerry Crandall Colorado Springs, Barbara Cripe Goshen, Indiana Jeanette Crowell Oregon, Illinois FRE H Colorado N View fb 53 at t .. -., i-gf . A k , .-., K i . E' ' if .lg ,,,V , .. .. , ydss - Kathy Deem Walnut Grove, Minnesota Carla DeKok Stewartville, Minnesota Timothy DeKok Stewartville, Minnesota ' , ,J -J sf at enne David Dobson Sioux Falls, South Dakota Marilyn Dolgner Bever Dam, Wisconsin Grace Doolittle Newark, California X ,ekii xii i 4 F1 Sa- 51 2 it M... W S sw 1 if 4 .ii M Norma Davies Hoffman, Minnesota Q Nancy Davis Streator Illinois 4 Dorothy l5eBe1ts Lennox , South Dakota Jay DeBoer Sparta, Michigan Donald Dennert Estherville, lowa Deborah Denny Cincinnati, Ohio Timothy Delp Lansdale, Pennsylvania Sharon Densmore Rives Junction, ,Q .. Michigan Sharon Douglas Tulsa, Oklahoma Linda Downs Detroit, Michigan Janice Drake Anderson, Indiana Linda Dunithan Augusta, Michigan Carolyn Durham Campridge, Minnesota Diane Dvorak Bloomington, Minnesota Richard Eberly Dubuque, Iowa Betty Edmonds Tipton, Indiana 970 Richard Espeseth So. St. Paul, Minnesota Carl Evans, jr. Owatonna, Minnesota George Feldman Chillicothe, Illinois Michael F ick Canton, South Dakota Marcia Fondaw Fremont, California Cheryl Foster Oshkosh, Wisconsin Leah Forsythe Shafer, Minnesota Jerry Fortson Chillicothe, Illinois Jerry Elie Crystal, Minnesota Noel English West Chester, Pennsylvania Gerald Fischer Pengilly, Minnesota Dorothy Fitch Shel Rock, Iowa Darlene Flagle Minneapolis, Minnesota Judy Fleming Lansdale , Pennsylvania FRE HME V A v , -, 1' ggigiikwbf 2,37 r kg I X- ,QW Q V' 'ixffiff SMYUW' sf 55 2 W .B 0 f' K EJ, MQW . -.,- -...., 211 -MN Neg., rg Qi wie ' , fx, aw-, new f f Q' is ia, ' ,wi , ,. was 'iii Robert Fuller Jr. Waseca, Minnesota Joyce Galloway Pontiac, Michigan Nancy Gauthier Dearborn, Michigan Zami Y Robert Griffin Minneapolis, Minnesota Darla Grotzke Sheridan, Montana Fred Gundlach Flint, Michigan FRE H I 'F Carol Frame Rapid City, South Dakota Joyce Freeberg Minneapolis, Minnesota Warren Frick Canton, So. Dakota Dennis Frost Warrens, Wisconsin LeRoy Gilbert Verdi, Minnesota Linda Gilmore Minneapolis, Minnesota Diana Graham Tulsa, Oklahoma N 56 James Graham Tulsa, Oklahoma jonathan Gustafson Colorado Springs, Colorado Richard Gustafson Rockford, Illinois Nancy Hall LaCrosse, Wisconsin Doreen Hamilton Cody, Wyoming Bonnie Hanson Harlan, Iowa Ralph X Harmon Brooklyn Center, Minnesota Eric Haven Traverse City, Michigan Paulette Hazelton LaCrosse, Wisconsin George Hibbard Braiclwood, Illinois Karen Hillblom Oak Lawn, Illinois Susan Gail I-limes Norristown, Pennsylvania Mary Hinkle Owatonna, Minnesota Esther Hollaway Augusta, Michigan Thomas Holmberg Saginaw, Michigan Daniel Holmes Arlington Heights, Illinois Lee Holter Canton, So. Dakota we f it Cl? Wa, ' Donald Henninger Council Bluffs, Iowa Linda Herdklotz Rockford, Illinois Jane Hershberger Lake Benton, Minnesota . f Nfl 1,2655 'jj ,WJ ,, 'TLA my fV-v '11 Q g George Hippe 2 '. , Chillicothe, Illinois IA. if ' joseph Hodge ,KV -..- V I f Hudson, Illinois ' f Kathleen Hoehn ' Little Falls, Minnesota 42 , ii t M , :A Syxmu FREL H 57 ,all - 2 1- VK-,-. 1' .Ja s A 51 - if A, I - ' g if'i,.Q,'3VfWz3fwa,.,.. ,N Shirley Ib ach New Lisbon, Wisconsin Jeanie Icenogle Princeton, Illinois Vicki Imbro Carmel, Indiana , . . ,gwlw I ' , 'fs :IV 5 - , ,gm Carol Jensen Oldham, South Dakota Gale Jose Madelia, Minnesota Jon Juris Gold en Valley, Minnesota FRE ww-K Www ,... H 1' fa -fx Y I P P 4 fs A l 3 fig if my 'Y A I ,Q :gif A i 4, , .,,r ,. . ' -.'.fi9:-..i' .' ' ' ' :Owl-'. I if' I wif'-V3 Vin,-I w1....,.a.:-. a::..e,4,.,, Ha: 7 .f -- J, if fs. - nm, ,, X ,Q as P W Q W Y g Q3 - - , , N 7 Judith Holtz Rockford, Illinois Steven Huckins Stillwater, Minnesota Bonnie Hunter Hatfield, Penn. Patricia Hutton Dearborn, Michigan Q fa 2 Q 5 Y Wu X I f ,-.f a at 4, Mmm, Q? . v,,, lx., it ,. W Janet Imel Anderson, Indiana Joyce Ingram Norristown, Pennsylvania Diana James Tulsa, Oklahoma Carol Jansma Westbrook, Minnesota 58 Elaine Kelley Port Huron, Michigan Rose Kermeen Bricelyn, Minnesota Garth Kiehl Minneapolis, Minnesota Gary Kimball Jesup, Iowa Mary Kimball Iesup, Iowa Kenneth Kleppin Bensenville, Illinois Carolyn Knapp Fremont, California Gene Knight Anderson, Indiana ,. r f W, . I ,..,, A N K A ww- V John Langford Amboy, Minnesota Judith Larson Rockford, Illinois Harry Tom Latham Lebanon, Oregon Sharon Lawrence Miles City, Montana Patricia Kouchy Grand Blanc, Michigan I R' Pile, S , .3, F Xiiieifg ,gr M a Q 1' P A me r v E ,Km Q ,f-s Barbara Kulusity Bemidji, Minnesota Nancy Ladehoff Oak Lawn, Illinois 5 W , ' . - K' VA 7f.',,' l Nelson Leeman ina Des Moines, Iowa Sharon Lenstrom Rockford, Illinois Verna Lighthart Rockford, Illinois Clayton Lindstarn Anoka, Minnesota Richard Lorette International Falls. Minnesota Bruce Love Fortaleza, Brazil Sandra Lucas Posen, Illinois FRE HME 59 ,'i '- , u 4 if 'ik -w ui Charlene Martin A A Anlxeny, Iowa Dennis Mattos Yuba iii f ri. ,mf -mi., Y , .M ,V -1. , i LJ, .1- California ,Q '.1' - Susan Mauch I esota Chokso, Minn W 'br W' 1 s 1 , S , ,,, X fi, ,, , W , was is w,.'zs1 -:if-sgssjsfffigy' Q .1 i NN -Q1 , ,V ,iff ,gf ,,,55g,5g.gg: '-'- f5:., . ,,.w? M .Q iaQEiiai5,2l 1, . ,, . S21 sm- a3:H2i'5gS5EiG1lr fi Karen Meier ' -v Jeffers, Minnesota I VAW'? L Jerald Melberg F ridlev , Minnesota Beverly Melford Chicago, Illinois FRE N H 60 David Lustoff Washburn, Iowa Donald Lyles Oakland, California Sandra Major Decatur, Illinois James Mann Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. r f A , lm ns 52 , ,fi,':'W w 5 1 gifs, ,if f . A .2fr:12 T5if. Dixie McCoy Des Moines, Iowa Terry McCurdy Armada, Michigan Marion Mcllroy Havre, Montana Cynthia Means Tulsa, Oklahoma :qi ii g.i,Q,f?-Gi' , Joyce Metz Phoenixville, Penn. Maureen Meyer Saratoga, California Thomas Miller Moline, Michigan Sheila Mininger Earlington, Penn. Duane Mohler Zumbro Falls, Minnesota David Monahan Cody, Wyoming Steven Moulton Moulton, Iowa Mark Mulder Rushmore, Minnesota af-N 4 Judith Nelson Albert Lea, Minnesota Shari Nelson Little Falls, Minnesota William Nelson St. Paul, Minnesota Michael Newton Sterling, Illinois Judith Mumford Fremont, California john Myers Genoa, Illinois John Nelson St. Paul, Minnesota J si is V you F Larry Oats Pekin, Illinois Robert Ohlrnan Chillicothe, Illinois Joyce Olmstead Shell Rock, Iowa Kenneth Owens Burlington, Wisconsin Donald Niblett St. Paul, Minnesota Vidella, Ninneman Nassau, Minnesota Steven Nordhop Rockford, Illinois FRE HME swift: 61 ' Beverly Paige Brookfield, Illinois Rhoda Palmer Y V ,AAi p Anoka, Minnesota A . f-f Gene Pals 'ii ' Fulda, Minnesota Michael Paris Boulder City, , ,.... ,.,, . , Nevada ,X wi' 1 , ,er 5 X f X, Qi? Mm F Q :W wg 1,5 .. Donald Patton .f l ' Caspfer, Wyoming Terry erg ii' ' Brookfield, Illinois ii' Janice Peterson gsm, Princeton, Minnesota fe Linda Peterson Waupaca, Wisconsin Robert Peterson Los Angeles, Calif. Ruth Phelps Swartz Creek, Michigan James Phillips Crystal, Minnesota Joanne Pitcher 3 5, . Minn e apo lis , Minne sot a y Constance Polak lj, Council Bluffs, Iowa sandra Poorker . ' r f if'. Q , E 'ei rSffi4?544f' -'i': Mora, Mlnnesota -- I is W FRE H Ben Post Blooming Prairie, Minnesota Alan Potter Minneapolis Minnesota Joseph Proctor Delavan, Wisconsin Carol Ray Peoria, Illinois 62 SuzAnne Ray Milwaukee, Wisconsin John Rector Tomah, Wisconsin Robert Reinert Lansdale, Pennsylvania Shirley Replogle Cedar Grove, Tennessee james Rockensock Blackduck, Minnesota Martha Rodriguez Sterling, Illinois Charles Row Laurel, Montana Sharon Rust Adrian, Minnesota Vergil Schmidt Medina, North Dakota Markay Schoemaker Ottumwa, Iowa David Scholze Sparta, Wisconsin Harold Schulze Madelia, Minnesota Mary Richardson Waul-con, Iowa JoAnne Robbins Arvada, Colorado David Robey Minneapolis, Minnesota Linda Saabye Chicago, Illinois Sheldon Schearer Hope, Michigan Sherry Schermerhorn Rochelle, Illinois FREL H W... 'D -R wx -ss M- ,- . X , eff ,iv ,JA 5' sf Margaret Sheehan zmgki Philipsburg, Montana j Iam es Sherid -k f f . Oaks, Pennsylvania i 5 Ronald Sherid ' Oaks, Pennsylvania isA'AA 'AAA X i I Karen Sires ' Tulare, South Dakota A AV F I if james Sjerven l fll Nome, Alaska fi, AAAIA Linda Smiley fig Kokomo, Indiana ': FRE HME -f ga w z , - Silk , 2 .,, , I ,,, 64 Barbara Seachrist Lansdale, Pennsylvania john Seachrist Lansdale, Pennsylvania Timothy Seidler Cincinnati, Ohio Dwayne Senn Waterton, Wisconsin 2 fs, 'Q .f 1 3 2, J 3 X a ll , S, as gs Richard Sherman Eureka, Illinois Robert Sherman Eureka, Illinois Linette Shultis Fontona, Wisconsin David Simmons Worth, Illinois Bonnie Smith Carmel, Indiana Cheryl Srnith Chillicothe, Illinois Kathleen Smith Tomah, Wisconsin Margene Solt Mankato, Minnesota Jerry Sowers Atchison, Kansas Larry Spencer -Tulsa, Oklahoma Patricia Spielman Westbrook, Minnesota Kenneth Stein Arlington Heights, Illinois , Lambert Stone Rochelle, Illinois Wally Strand St. Paul, Minnesota Sharon Sukraw Maxwell, Nebraska Janice Sullivan Lafayette, Minnesota Ruthe Thornton Whiting, Indiana Janice Thorp Casper, Wyoming Grace Tidball Cleveland, Ohio Jacqueline Tidwell Detroit, Michigan 'QM . 2 's -,..,,.f Q 3 'iw W. f M Fred Stickle Oakland, Minnesota David St. Lawrence Minnetonka, Minnesota Penne Stockton Ottumwa, Iowa 8151 J' 'TQ T f 'dwtifwyw -'fi . ,Q Arif 112' .. ff-5 1-we .Q if rf? Larry Summers Alexandria, Indiana SaVonne Swanson Rockford, Illinois Gary TerBeek Molene, Michigan FRE HME Robert Van Maasdam V, A. Judith Trieber Fremont, California Paul Van Drunen Lake Benton, Minnesota James Van Deusen Cedar Rapids, Iowa Linda Vangeison Pownee, Illinois Westbrook, Minnesota 2 Jerry Vegtei Delevan, Wisconsin I is Wayne Vawter Normal, Illinois I 5. Bruce Whitehead Fairmont, Minnesota Roger Wicks Columbus, Ohio Jack Williams Owatonna, Minnesota FRE H xv Rodna Wagner Oak Lawn, Illinois Patricia Wales Streamwood, Illinois Wanda Werner Brookfield, Illinois Vernon Wertz Spring Valley, Minnesota Cheryl Wilson Sheridan, Montana Leora Wilson Granada, Minnesota ' Tony Wilson La Crosse, Wisconsin Janet Winebarger Whiting, indiana gag Ronald Withrow St. Joseph, Missouri Diane Woelkers Hatfield, Pennsylvania Carla Woodard White, South Dakota in , fl k k vq-.-W- w' . .QW J iv gf w. EMBLE FRE H N S J 5 a.,.,i1,, Valerie Arnold, Freshman Spring Valley, Minnesota Bryan Austin, Sophomore Lamar, Colorado Fred Bartz, Senior Owatonna, Minnesota Raym ond B artz, Sophomore Owatonna, Minne sot a r we , .f if 3, X? , James Campbell, Freshman Anderson, Indiana Roger Cardot, Junior West Brooklyn, Illinois Susan Carleton, Sophomore Good Thunder, Minnesota Kathy Daugherty, Senior Mitchell, Indiana 68 Joanna Bellars, Freshman Rockford, Illinois Diane Bull, Freshman Rockford, Illinois 1' Kiwi wr ECG Sharon Day, Sophomore Owatonna, Minnesota Mary Donovan, Junior Whittier, California 'lQ'x '44-w-ima !,,' Susan Eckholm, Sophomore Detroit, Michigan Robert Evans, Freshman Fremont, California Betty Farmer, Freshman Chicago, Illinois GW Marguerite Fox, Freshman Williamsburg, Michigan Arnold Fredricks, Freshman Lake Benton Minnesota S ESTER 7 Paul Fremling, Freshman Brainerd, Minnesota Mary Geving, Freshman Walker, Minnesota Albert Gutierrez, Freshman Albuquerque, New Mexico Dale Hanson, Sophomore International Falls, Minnesota 69 l Karen Jeffrey, junior Chesterton, Indiana Kenneth Jansen, Freshman San jose, California Bruce Johnson, Freshman Stewartville, Minnesota james Kallin, Freshman St. Paul, Minnesota David Lamont, Freshman Phoenixville, Pennsylvania fl I LeRoy Lisk, Freshman ,L ,,,. Minne apolis, Minnesota I I .lQ- If I liie 1 2 I' Clyde Mangrum, Senior Owatonna, Minnesota EGG Peggy Nelson, Junior Waukesha, Wisconsin U was Stephen Nordhop, Freshman ,X Rockford, Illinois -'-'W Carolyn Perkins, Sophomore Indianola, Iowa -'nf William Philblad, Freshman South St. Paul, Minnesota 70 ri I Robert Pilcher, Freshman Ottumwa, Iowa Robert Riley, Sophomore Trego, Wisconsin f Shirley Seams, Sophomore 'fffjfn Des Moines, Iowa Ian Sefton, Freshman Peoria, Illinois Ronald Smith, Freshman Peoria, Illinois 'O--'QW' ,, L, , Ronald Storz, Junior :YIE A New Prague, Minnesota 3, ,, yu- K DuWayne Swanson, Freshman Rockford, Illinois L I - . , 1 N . 5 QD: 3 l 4 E TER Cynthia Swanston, Freshman St. Clair Shores, Michigan Gary Taipalus, Sophomore Grand Haven., Michigan : .Q Judy Wiersma Freshman p V' Wayland, Michigan ip isrf f' Charles Wood, Freshman Rives junction, Michigan A 71 fw- -H -. 1 ww 'YQJ3' Q. , ,- X f vm. f QW wad -1 bv J 5 Q32 YY. 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' v5s-ff- ff 555 s . , , H fs' ,ST ww.W Z12ga3gfs ' g52z 5Ss, f 5,5 x' Emel, - 9555-5 5, , X 'ff ,.FA AW,, ,, M ,I -,S 5 as E 255 asv , S .f, - 5 5 f ' -, ' 555 E 2,5 The Comet lineup proved to be strong in 1966. ff .D The Comet football team was by far the best team Pillsbury has ever known. X' A 4 Starting the season with a l4 to 6 vic- tory over Worthington College, the Comets were looking for big things when they met a far superior Midwest- ern team, who beat them 47 to 3. After the let-down against Midwestern, it took the Comets three more losses be- fore they got on top against Gustavus Adolphus, defeating them 14 to O. The Comets topped their season with a 41 to 6 defeat of the Mankato freshmen. 1 Rich Sherman proved to be a shifty and effective Sheldon Schearer will long be remembered for his ball carrier. powerful running against Lea College. 74 Dr. Weeks' faithful support brought inspir- ation to the hard working Comets. F ,' Q R 'F r 4 ..-4' 1 3 ., Q . fa, 2 2+ i s id e l ine S . PILLSBURY OPPONENT Coach Foster played a hard game from the 14 Worthington 6 3 Midwestern 47 6 Estherville 27 f Q Northland 44 ,Q ,,9oW' 12 Marshalltown 26 ,hifi 14 Gustavus Adolphus Qfroshj O f 2 7 16 Lea 19 lf 41 Mankato Qfroshj 6 18 Waldorf 47 ROW 1: Dennis Klitzke, Bob Reinhert, Dave Leslie, Ed. Cunningham, Keith Barberg, jay DeBoer, Sid Brannan, Rich Sherman, jay Braccini, Mike Ficl-1, Cary Hedrick. ROW 2: Steve Cornelius, Dick Espeseth, jim Sherid, Sheldon Schearer, Terry Price, Lee Cornelius, Tom Yauch, Dave Robey, Bill Hinshaw, Mike Hall, Ron Byers, Robin Maire, jon juris, Keith Lewis, Steve Nordhop, Don Diehl, Steve Bleau and Lynn Howe. 75 OCCER 1966 Rain or shine, the cheerleaders were there to Support and inspire. Duane Anhalt helped to show the opponents that Pillsbury played hard. PILLSBURY OPPONENT PILLSBURY OPPONENT l Rochester 5 l Luther 7 O St. Olaf 6 1 St. Olaf 2 2 Bethany 7 3 Bethany 6 3 Rochester 14 1 Concordia 3 O Concordia 2 1 Luther 7 1 M LXIPQM , Speed was a much needed quality. , .A - - .V .. . .N . - v. - un.. ROW lx Ralph Harmon, Roger Cooper, Mike Gordon, Denny Hinds, Dave Denning, Ernie Smalley, John Kmetz, Guaraci Oliveria, Wes Oliveria. ROW 2: jim Rockensock, Don Leaf, joe Hodge, jerry Melberg, Wally Larson, Gene Knight, joe DiCandilo. ROW 3: Doug Bookman, Duane Senn, Bill Summers, Larry Lives:-iy, Iohn Clark, Dan Lindsey, Bruce Love, Kent Harris, Gale jose. The competition proved to be too much for the inexperienced footmen of Pillshury's soccer team in 1966. While coming close several times, the Comets were unable to outscore their opponents during any contest of the ten game schedule. Lack- ing both an effective scoring punch from the offensive line and a defensive unit to hold off the opponents, Pillsbury scored only thirteen goals for the season while allowing 57 goals to be scored against them. Bruce Love from Brazil was an out- standing player saving 23 attempts at the goal during the Harvest Home game against Concordia College. Other men returning who can always be counted as real competitors are Dan Lindsey, Larry Livesay, Dave Denning, Mike Gordan and john Kmetz. The most inspirational player of the year honor Went to john Kmetz, junior from Palatine, Illinois. Sideline strategy by Coach Poorman and Don Leaf 77 RE TLI G '66-6 Bob Bardwell kept us going in stiff competition ...wa ,,.1,.,,..g Chuck Woods was the most improved in 1967 Tom Latham showed his desire by having the jim Barrick showed that balance really counts most pins PILLSBURY OPPONENT PILLSBURY OPPONENT 3 Rochester 34 20 St. Olaf 19 33 Austin 10 25 Carleton 16 31 Bethany 8 15 Lea 26 38 St. Paul 2 35 St. Paul 8 36 Bethany 5 3 Rochester 32 19 Concordia 13 35 Bethel 5 16 Macalaster 21 3 Mankato 32 26 Hamline 13 2 Lea 14 27 Bethel 8 Dan Lindsey could really roll them over The Pillsbury Grapplers showed real determination as they competed on the mat. With an ll to 5 Winning record, they proved to be the most successful men's team that Pillsbury has ever known. Bob Bardwell Was by far the season's best player, losing only to an excellent Rochester opponent. Se- nior Bill Kettlewell, sidelined by in- jury, strove to inspire the players in his position as coach. WRESTLING TEAM: ROW ONE: Jim Barrick, Tom Latham, Bob Bardwell, Dan Lindsey, Ernie Smalley, Ben Post. ROW TWO: Bob Whittingham fmgr. J, Rick Espeseth, Robin Maire, Larry Gross, Chuck Woods, and Bill Kettlewell fCoa chj. LBI saw some real winning spirit. The Comet basketball team began the sea- son with high hope s that soon failed. After putting down the alumni by a Wide mar.- gin, they were defeated in seven straight. When Vic tory finally came , they broke all scoring records defeating Lutheran Bible Institute l06 to 85. The one and two point defeats Will long be remembered. 'Second semester provedmuch better as the Com - ets went on the winning trail With the add- ed strength brought by Marvin Brown and Brian Austin. BASKETBALL '66-6 Coach Foster sought to encourage his team, Hinshaw on the line for the Comets. K? 12 ROW 1: Melvin Zimmerman, Rich Sherman, Bill Hinshaw, joe l-Iumrichous, fiom YYauch, Larry Livesay, Coach Foster, Mike Hanschen, Durwood Bridell, Steve Cornelius, Karl Kloppman, Lee Cornelius, Warren Frick, Nelson Leeman and Dave Smith. PILLSBURY OPPONENT 67 Rochester 78 78 Luther 83 83 Austin 93 54 Bethany 86 50 St. Paul 52 59 Estherville 61 67 Albert Lea 69 67 Northland 68 106 LB1 85 63 Concordia 8 1 53 St. Paul 56 55 Briar Cliff 69 59 Dordt 68 72 Briar Cliff 67 66 Lea 83 53 St. Paul 66 82 Rochester 110 80 North Central 67 96 LBI 54 75 Northland QOTJ 80 Dordt Estherville North Central Judson Luther Bible Tourney 81 joe Humrichous was a consistent point getter. Pillsbury Opponent 29 Alumni l3 66 St. Paul Bible 4 53 Luther Bible Institute O 24 Gustavus 26 23 Gustavus 17 62 St. Paul Bible 8 79 Luther Bible Institute 27 49 Carleton 3l 41 Martin Luther 38 40 Carleton 20 w 35 Martin Luther 28 Coach Grace Bauer with Captain Dorothy Farrington who played four years with the Comettes, served as captain for three years, and was most inspirational player two years. COMETTES 966-76 Team members fleft to rightj Carol Gamble, Dorothy Farrington, co-captaing jan Van Maasdam, co-captain Diane Woelkers, Gloria Dreyer, Crys Bookman, Cheryl Smith, Gloria Stockton, Betty Edmonds, Merrilee Seidler, Cindy Buerkley, Bonnie Clark, Bernice Kidder, Pat Spielman, and Grace Tidball. 82 Our Winning girls team completes another successful year with ten victories and only one defeat. The team scored 501 points for the season While their opponents coni- bined total was 212 points. Dot Farrington was again chosen as most inspirational player, and jan VanMaasdan and Gloria Dreyer were selected as co-captains for 1968, ROW 1: Mel Zimmerman, Dan Lindsay, Dave Smith, Don Fowler, Cary Hedrick, Denny Hinds, jim Lutzweiler Jim Peterson. ROW 2: Coach Poorman, Ron Soiberg, Wally Larson, Larry Livesay, Dave Truelson and john Pierson. BASEB LL iillx Q-L ik PILLSBURY OPPONENT 1 Luthe r O 2 Luthe 1' 1 7 Metropolitan 6 5 Conc ordia 7 3 Concordia 2 l Austin l 3 1 Luthe if 2 'l Luthe r 2 84 Dave Smith showed prospects of being a fine hitter. jim Lutzweiler was the key to Pillsbury wins. May 28 proved to be a discouraging day gdepth soon began to take their tolls. for the Comet's baseball team as they Senior Don Fowler held down most of suffered two defeats from the bats of the responsibility in the pitching depart- Dr. Martin Luther College to blast their ment. jim Lutzweiler and Dan Lindsey hopes of a .500 season. The Comets were pointed out as good prospects for ended the season with four wins and six 1967. Big bats and key positions were losses. Four of the games were rained held by Dave Broome, third base, jim out. Winning their first three games it Peterson, first base, and Cary Hedrick, appeared that the team would experience left field. The inspirational player award ga good year, but injuries and lack of for the season went to Dave Broome. i t 33.1 , 3 :F if . 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THE ROBEH is the story of the Roman soldier who won the robe that Christ Wore to the cross, and who through the influence of the Y early Christians accepted Christ as Savior. The play, based upon the novel by Lloyd Douglas, shows the Wonderful impact that the early Christians had on the lives of all those with Whom they came in CODUELCY. Cornelia Gallio. Diana Gallio .... Luc ia Gallio .... Marcellus Gallio Senator Gallio. . . .Cheryl Carlson . . . Merrilee Seidler Charlotte Werner . . . . . .Robert Cutler . . . . . . . David Robey Demetrius .... ...... D eWayne Senn Caligula ...... Simon Peter .... Stephanos . . . Tiberius .... . . . .William Terrey . . . . . Larry Gross .,......BenPost ....Robert Allen -N V: ,, ,,, , ZZW ts ,. . - I - l ,i You are a fool, Marcellus Gallio, and you'll pay for this folly with your life. He is dying. Nothing can save this man now 91 V BLE I i E GOOD NEWS TRIO CAREY SOCIETY OUARTET ARSITY QUARTET i,E JOINT HEIRS TRIO QQ 1 Praise ye the LORD. 3 Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp. 4 Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed in- struments and organs. 5 Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals. praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD. David and Floyd Dobson, Lucille and Luciene Bolles, Bob and Jan VanMasden, Steve and Dwight Turbett. BLES GOSPELITE TRIO 93 GIRL' S QUARTETTE 6 Let every thing that hath breath 1 QPsalm 150D 1 EMBLE BRASS OCTET SAXOPHCNE TRIO MIXED QUARTET 94 ORTHER LIGHT 6 .. 5 3 ,F V, 'kiwi ggigigfiig 1AiEi.,,:,H,.A S S T F- , np H A Eg, X 1 g Am Y 5252 5 gf 4 Mg! STAFF, ROW ONE: Phyllis Frans, Sandy Bromley, Layout Editorg Carol Gamble, Sandy Lucas, Kathie Hoehn Bonnie Howard, Linda Peterson. ROW TWO: Bob Whittingham, Tim Seidler, Bill Kettlewell, Sports Editorg Marjean Odens, Co-Editorg Diane Woelkers, Joyce Ingram, Clay Lindstram, Peggi Neuenschwander, Co- F,ditor5 Sandy Fullmer. new wzms ' we Nw V rrs,s .JY aw M-Nxxsql. ,- Peggi Neuenschwander, Editor Sid Brennan, Photographer. Marjean Odens, Co-Editor. lVLrs. Kenneth Frans, Advisor 95 Qs Wally Larson, Dean Grotzke, Karl Kloppman, Guaraci Oliveira, Roger Hill PRAYER BAN The great responsibility of arousing, main- taining and extending missionary interest to stimulate every student to a right response to the Great Commission has been the chal- lenge affordedthese presidents of the Euro- pean, Far East, Near East, SouthAmerican and North American prayer bands. 96 BAN The musical organizations of Pillsbury College have earned the finest commenda- tion for their presentations of scared classics, both a cappella and accompanied. 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Scovill Tenor and Trombone Soloist' December 2, 1966 Donna Weschenfelder James Koch Organ Recital Speech Recital- Great April 1, 1967 May 19, 1967 Expectations Ruth Vokoun Cheryl Carlson Speech Recital- Our Hearts Were Speech Recital- The King May 15, 1967 Young and Gay and I May 12, 1967 103 Kathleen Ritouski Piano Recital May 15, 1967 Janice Van Maasdam Speech Recital- The Mistress of Mellyn April 7, 1967 Blue Hawaii -F iii? r X . Love Around the World was the theme of this year's annual Valentine Formal. N The clear, crisp evening of Saturday, j February ll, 1967 began with a banquet , in South Hall. Later in the evening, the crowning of the 1967 Valentine Queen 'l f took place in the college auditorium f' Following her coronation Queen Cheryl 5 Mae was honored with an original song Written especially for her and sung by a male trio Three Coins in a Fountain . 4,9 . . , , vx . . nf ' ll The traditional Valentine Program fol- lowed and we journeyed Around the X World with our narrators, stopping in fi lreland, Holland, ltaly and Hawaii to enjoy the native love songs, but finding mf' true love back home in America. A Tl' 2'- 0 After the program, a reception was held in the gymnasium, beautifully decorated with an Italian fountain and a Dutch Windmill. Tiptoe through the Tulips 104 QS. VALE TI E FORMAL Love Around the World QUEEN CHERYL MAE '67 So while we fence, I'11 make you a Ballade Extemporeu Your house of crust should have a Have you a good digestion? roof upon it. William Summers as Christian and jan Weniger as Roxanne Colene Byers as Roxanne 106 ,Q f 1 Clarke Poorman as Cyrano de Bergerac The Cadets of Gascoyne-the defenders of Carbon de Castel-ja1oux an heroic comedy, written by Edmond Rostand 1 I and translated by Brian Hooker, is an immortal drama of chivalry and wit, bravery and love, which forever captures the timeless spirit of B E R4 : E R 4 : romance-a play whose fascination will never die. Three little patties? Here you are. All hot and brown. 107 Gwen Avery, Colene Byers, Cheryl Carlson, Bob Cundiff, Bob Cutler Joyce Englefg Shelly Gibby Roger Hill, Bill Hinshaw, Lynn Howe, Marlene Hunt, Sandy johnson, Paul Juris B1l1Kettlewel1, joe Nemer Peggi Neuenschwander, Joyce Odens, Arlene Phillips, Sally Rife, Merrilee Seidler Tim Sherman, Larry Smetak Dave Sorenson, Bill Summers, Ruthe Thornton, jan Weniger Pan Society consists of the president and vice president of each of the sixteen campus liter- ary societies. Pan Society meets once a Week with the purpose of sponsoring and coordinat- ing activities involving the literary societies. The fall Freshman Reception and the Halllow- een Party were sponsored by Pan Society. They also promote emphasis Week twice a month, Keep our Kampus Klean , Loyalty to Pillsbury , Patriotism , and School Spirit , were a few of the areas empha- sized this year. Pan Society provides a means through which the societies can Work together to the benefit of each other, the officers, and Pillsbury. PAN OCIETY 108 T DE TEDDY The Student Body meets as such once a month during the regular chapel hour when a program is presented under the direction and planning of the Student Body Vice-President. These programs provide an opportunity for students to use their special talents as Well as promote school spirit. A challenge from the Word of God is given at the close of each meeting by the Chaplain. The re- sponsibilities of the Student Body Officers are many and varied. The most outstanding activity sponsored by the student body is the planning and presentation of the Valentine Formal, OFFICERS: Bill Kettlewell, Presidentg Bill Hinshaw, Vice-presidentg joe Humrichous, Pianistg Gwen Avery, Secretary5Roger Hill, Song Leaderg Steve Cornelius, Treasurerg and Dave Broome, Chaplain. 109 PEC Rev. Richard Marsh Alaska fAppOinteej N E L nga WW T H .E nff 15,14 gf' pff ' :Oi f I 1 -V l1m ' It nhl I ,:, .41 , ' 'ff 2' 1 ' 6 ,4 4 ll' ,f ,7 , ff nl .. 2 PE KER Rev. and Mrs. john Kalhn Brazil Qappointeej Rev. Benjamin Peterson Brazil Rev. Robert Clubine jamaica Rev. Glenn Sjordsma Granny Holdemann Rev. Robert Farthing Brazil Haiti Africa Shirley Hodges President Betty Owens Vice President Mary Hinkle Se cre tary- Trea surer Gypsy Paulson Social Chairman Liz Mangrum, Nikki Meyer Assistant Social Chairman Mrs. Cedarholm Advisor CEDARHGL CDGIETY Members: Linda Amundson, Virginia Anderson, Sharon Attoe, Ardis Broome, Mary Brown, Emma Carter, Carol Cate, Carol Crosby, Sharon Day, Genevieve DeWall, Diane Evans, Sharon Fitzgerald, Kathy Fredricks, Marleita Frisby, Mary I-Iinkle, Shirley Hodges, Diane Klahn, janet Kovaluk, Sharon Lawrence, Marilynn McClain, Dorothy McKelvey, Marie McLachlan, Nikki Meyer, Rachel Niblett, Betty Owens, Carol Pals, Gypsy Paulson, Lorna Prang, Genevieve Schmidt, Barbara Seachrist, jean Stone, Nina Storz, Barbara Summers, Dorothy Wells, Judy Weniger, Helen Williams. The Gedarholm Society, composed of the married women, has appropriately chosen Proverbs 31:10-31 as their society verses. The theme song of the Cedarholms is Make Me a Blessing. The society, named in the honor of Mrs. Cedarholm, wife of the college president, sponsors such activities as a faculty tea, parties for the married students and entertain special speakers throughout the year. Roger Williams, best known for his stand on the matter of separation of church and state, was the founder of the first Baptist church in the colonies. As an ardent advo- cate of religious freedom, he was consistently known as a fighter for the cause. The Williams' theme, We are the Victors , compliments their hymn, Faith is the vic- tory . For whatsoever is horn of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith. CI john 5:24J The society colors are scarlet and white, and Shall We Have A Great Revival is the Williams' chorus. MEMBERS: Merle Amundson, Doug Beise, Ken Bengtson, Max Day, Don Dennert, John Eisentrager, Phil Fitch, Don Fowler, Dave Froines, Denny Frost, Chuck Hanson, Cary Hedrich, George Hippe, Bill Kettlewell, Karl Kloppman, Rich Lamoreaux, Nelson Leeman, jerry Miner, Ed Moore, Mike Newton, Larry Oats, Clifford Pals, Gene Pals, Don Paulson, Bill Pfeiffer, Ron Prang, joe Proctor, jim Rochensock, Shel Schearer, Dave Scholze, Virgil Schuck, Phil Smith, Ken Stein, Lanny Stone, Dave Swift, Keith Turnquist, jerry Vector, Dave Webster, Tom Zembel. ILLIAM SGCIETY William Kettlewell President wnnam Pfieffer 'fm Vice-President Philip Smith Se cretary Merle Amundson Song Le ader Donald Fowler Athletic Director Kenneth Bengtsor Treasurer Karl Kloppm an Chaplain 113 Lynne Howe President Sheldon Streed Vice President Steven Cornelius Secretary Thomas Yau ch Treasurer George Hirtkle Chaplain Robert Bardwell Athletic Director john Walsh Songleader PURGEO GCIETY One of the greatest soul-winners and pastors who has ever lived was Charles Haddon Spurgeon, known as the boy preacher. He became pastor of the New Park Street Church in London as a young man 'of nineteen. Today, the lad from the parsonage stands as a leader of Christian thought. His sermons are read and studied by more preachers than those of any other minister of the ages. The Spurgeon motto is Contend for the Faith. Their society verse is jude 3: Beloved, when l gave all diligence to write unto you of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write unto you, and exhort you that ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. Black and white are the Spurgeon colors. MEMBERS: jim Ballentine, Bob Bardwell, jim Barrick, Steve Bleau, Sid Brannan, Marv Brown, Earl Budlove, Ron Byers, john Clark, Lee Cornelius, Steve Cornelius, Dick Crosby, jay DeBoer, Tim Delp, Bill Grommes, Fred Gundlach, George Hinkle, Paul Holm, Dan Holmes, Lynne Howe, Ken Kleppin, Keith Lewis, Tom Miller, Don Patton, Terry Price, john Rector, Bob Reinert, Brent Richardson, Dave Robey, john Seachrist, Tim Seidler, Dave Smith, Dave Soreson, jerry Sowers, Shel Streed, Gary TerBeek, john Walsh, Don Wells, Phil Wilson, Tom Yauch and Gene Young. 114 Dr. W.B. Riley was a great pastor, evangelist, civic leader, statesman, and author. From the beginning of his ministry he was a staunch defender of the faith basing his convictions upon the Word of God. He was pastor of the First Baptist Church in Minneapolis and founder of Northwestern Bible College. The Riley's verse is Romans 8:37: Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. Banner of the Cross is their hymn, More the Conquerors their motto. The Riley colors are gold, blue and red. MEMBERS: Ron Brewer, Durwood Bridell, Dave Broome, jerry Cate, Duayne Clapp, john Clark, Roger Cooper, Dave Denning, Floyd Dobson, Steve Douglas, Richard Eberly, Richard Espeseth, Mike Fick, Dennis Fitzgerald, Glen Foster, Warren Frick, jim Frisby, Robert Fuller, Larry Gross, Mike Hall, Bill Hinshaw, Ron Hodges, Gary Kimball, Dennis Klitzke, Michael Kovaluk, Carroll Lawrence, jim Lee, Richard McClain, Terry McCurdy, Bill Meyer, Marc Moffitt, Steve Moulton, Don Niblett, Robert Oelschlagel, Robert Ohlmann, Guaraci Oliveria, Wesley Oliveria, Ken Owens, jim Peterson, Robert Peterson, john Phyillaier, Ernest Schmidt, Dave Schoepf, Harold Schulz, Larry Smetak, Dave St. Lawrence, Larry Summers, Bill Terrey, Paul Van Drunen, Dwight Weniger, jack Williams, Chuck Woods, Mel Zimmerman. RILEY QCIETY Bill Hinshaw President Larry Smetak Vice-President Charles Woods Secretary Kenneth Owens . Treasurer George Samaduroff SongI.eader Ia mes Lee Athletic Dire ctor Dwight Weniger Pianist David Broome Chaplain 115 WMLEHMI T . Robert Cundiff President joseph Nemer Vice President David Peterson Chaplain LeRoy Gilbert Secretary Rob ert Entn er Treasurer Ernest Smalley Athletic Director Michael Gordon Songleader PEGK SQGIETY But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with Wings as eaglesg they shall run, and not be Weary, and they shall walk, and not faint. Clsaiah 4O:3lj As this verse depicts the life of john Mason Peck, pioneer missionary and circuit riding preacher in 19th century Illinois, so it is the silent prayer of each society member. The society chorus, They That Wait Upon the Lord also emphasizes this. In all their soceity activities, the Pecks want to display john Peck's Connecticut Yankee qualities of high spirits and tenacity of purpose. He set the cornerstones of truth and righteousness firmly and deeply in the fabric of a new civilization. MEMBERS: jon Cashner, Bob Gundiff, Bob Entner, George Feldmann, Leroy Gilbert, Mike Gordon, Eric Haven, Don Henniger, Lee Holter, Steve Huckins, john Langford, Tom Latham, Don Leaf, Bruce Love, jerry Melberg, Duane Mohler, Dave Monahan, Mark Mulder, joe Nemer, Terry Pergl, Dave Peterson, Paul Sarbaugh, Ernie Smalley Dave Sovvers, Wayne Vawter, and Roger Wicks. 116 Parker Literary Society was named after Mrs. Marjorie Parker, the wife of our former college president, Dr. Monroe Parker. Being dedicated to her Christian service, she demonstrated an outstanding testimony in all she did. Matthew 6:33, Mrs. Parker's favorite verse, was chosen as the society Verse: But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. Faith was selected as the theme, the letters representing the desire of each society member: Forsaking Alll Trust Him. Gold and white were chosen with gold representing the inherited promises of God and white symbolizing righteousness obtained by Looking Unto Jesus , the society hymn. MEMBERS: Barb Bartholomew, Janet Bergerud, Sheryl Byers, Mary Byers, Cheryl Carlson, Kathy Cox, Marilyn Dolgner, Dorothy DeBelts, Dorothy Dowell, Linda Downs, Julie Eisentrager, Donna Fisher, Leah Forsyth, Nancy Gauthier, Shirley Griffin, Cheryl Haigler, Linda Herdklotz, Sue Himes, Judy Holtz, Corlene Johnson, Carolyn Knapp, Judy Larson, Mary Lyen, Pat Mathes, Judy Mays, Beverly Melford, Linda Mickelson, Judy Mumford, Jan Nelson, Jan Northrup, Sue Peel, Joanne Pitcher Nancy Polensky, Carol Ray, Judy Rice, Merrilee Seidler, Linette Shultis, Betty Sickles, Pam Smith, and Judy Trieber. PARKER i OCIETY Merrile e Seidler President Cheryl Carlson Vice President Betty Sickles Chaplain Janice Northrup Secretary Pamela Smith Treasurer Shirley Griffin Athletic Director Corlene Johnson Sergeant at Arms Judie Rice Songle ader 117 Gwen Avery President Ruthe Thornton Vice President Jean Foster Chaplain Helen Gamble Secretary Sherry Schermerhorn Treasurer Carol Gamble Athletic Dire ctor Diana Jahn Songleader Je an Go ad Pianist LYDIAN GGIETY The Lydians were named after Lydia, the seller of purple mentioned in Acts 16:14 Sr 40, who worshipped God . The girls have consequently chosen purple, lavender, and white as their colors. Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God. CHebrews 12:1 -25 Their hymn, Lord, Send Me carries out the thought of their theme, Labourers together with Christ. MEMBERS: Gwen Avery, Teresa Bohren, Elaine Boyd, Linda Brown, Cynthia Buerkley, Bonnie Clark, Debby Denny, Carolyn Durham, Jean Foster, Joyce Ereeburg, Linda Fullmer, Carol Gamble, Helen Gamble, Jean Goad, Diane Graber, Nancy Hall, Paulette Hazelton, Jane Herschberger, Janet lmel, Karen Jacobson, Diana Jahn, Carol Jansma, Elaine Kelly, Bernice Kidder, Marian Mcllroy, Sue Orvetz, Sandra Poorker, Lorraine Rush, Sherry Schermerhorn, Ruthe Thornton, Janice Thorpe, Grace Tidball, and Janet Winebarger. 118 The Judson Society is named after Ann l-Iasseltine Judson, one of the first woman mis- sionaries from England. Together with her husband, Adoniram Judson, she braved the hardships of Burma to witness for her Lord. Following Ann Judson's example, the society claims ll Corinthians 5120: Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Christ's stead, be ye reconciled to God. As their hymn they have chosen All Power ls Given Unto Me and the flower is the Forget-Me -Not . MEMBERS: Jane Andrews, Marilyn Arrowood, Louise Bolles, Luciene Bolles, Colene Byers, Cecelia Cabrera, Mary Cabrera, Barbara Cripe, Sharon Daniels, Marilyn Danley, Nancy Davis, Kathy Deem, Karla DeKok, Gloria Dreyer, Pat Franksain, Marleita Frisby, Shelly Gibby, Bonnie Hanson, Julie Henricks, Kathie Hoehn, Judith Hornbacker, Vicki lmbro, Carol Jensen, Cassandra Keeley, Marilyn Kimble, Sue Lyen, Vidella Ninneman, Beverly Paige, Lucille Seebig, Cheryl Smith, Barbara Sorenson, Judy Stine, Sharon Sukrau, Ruth Vokoun, Rodna Wagner, Pat Wales, and Karyl Wegner. JUD oc1ETY Colene Byers President Judith Hornbacker Vice President Barbara Sorenson Secretary Sandy Keeley Treasurer Ruth Vokoun Chaplain Marilyn Danley Songleader Rodna Wagner Sergeant at Arms Gloria Dreyer Athletic Director 119 Peggi Neuenschwander President Arlene Phillips Vice-President Harriet Steen Recording Secretary Peggy Butts Corresponding Secretary Marilyn Fre e man Treasurer Dorothy Farrington Chaplain Mary Smith Pianist Lila Hamilton Athletic Director Cindy Be ek Song Leader VAN GELI GCIETY The evangelistic connotation of the name and the poem, Evangeline , written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow gave this society its name. The emblem contains a wreath denoting abundant life and victory, a quill for literary emphasis, and a green E representing the society name. The colors green and white stand for growth and purity. The society chose its motto and hymn, By life or Death , in memory of the life and testimony of John and Betty Stam, missionary martyrs to China. The Easter lily, the Evangelines' flower, portrays the life and death of Christ and the Christian's death and new life in Christ. According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all bold- ness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. CPhilippians l:20J MEMBERS: Nancy Allen, Judy Anderson, Carol Ashlock, Sharon Attoe, Cindy Beek, Sandy Bromley, Judy Brunt, Lois Burgess, Peggy Butts, Sherry Douglas, Dorothy Farrington, Jan Fox, Marilyn Freeman, Sue Glenn, Diana Graham, Darla Grotzke, Lila Hamilton, Mary Hinkle, Bonnie Howard, Eileen Howard, Jeanie lcenogle, Diana James, Barb Johnson, Barb Kulusity, Bonnie Lawver, Susan Mauch, Dorothy McKelve Cindy Means, Maureen Meyer, Peggi Neuenschwander, Colleen O'Neil, Ruth Phelps, Connie Philhower, Arlene Phillips, Glenda Pinne, Suzanne Ray, Shirley Replogle, Sharon Rust, Markay Shoemaker, Mary Smith, Margene Solt, Harriet Steen, Penne Stockton, Donna Weschenfelder, Cheryl Wilson. 120 Y This literary society was formed in memory of Fanny Crosby, who at the age of six weeks became blind as the result of a serious illness. Spiritual blindness was taken away when as a young girl she received Christ as her Saviour. Fanny Crosby is very well-known for the many gospel hymns she has written. For their verse, the Crosbys chose I Peter 2:2l: For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps with ln His Steps as their theme. The society hymn, written by their namesake, is There Will I Follow Thee. Burgundy and white are their colors and the white mum is the Crosby flower. MEMBERS: Vivian Albright, Marcia Aschbrenner, Judy Bauer, Marcia Beach, Diane Bright, Lynne Brown, Norma Davies, Grace Doolittle, Lois Doolittle, Diane Dvorak, Joyce Engler, Doreen Hamilton, Pat Kouchy, Verna Lighthart, Ruth Ann Mac Kellar, Joanne Robbins, Marty Rodriquez, Margi Sheehan, Karen Sires, Bonnie Smith, Sa Vonne Swanson, Leora Wilson, Nancy Worden. CRO BY SGCIETY Joyce Engler President Lois Doolittle Vice President Doreen Hamilton Secretary Kala Davidson Treasurer Nancy Worden Chaplain Marcia Beach Athletic Director Ruth Ann Mac Kellar Song Leader 121 Daniel Davidson President Dwight Turbett Secretary George Klahn Treasurer Phillip Akright Chaplain jay Braccini Song Le ader Donald Lyles Sergeant at Arms Steven Turbett Athletic Director CARLSO QCIETY The Carlson Society is named after Dr. George john Carlson, one of the early great leaders of the Conservative Baptist Association. I-Ie was a stalwart of the faith and stood undividedly on the principles of the Word of God. His favorite Scripture verse, Galatians 2:20, was chosen as the society verse. I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me, The society colors are purple, gold, and white. MEMBERS: Philip Akright, Roger Barnes, jay Braccini, Dennis Bronson, Merle Brown Dave Capitz, Blain Daugherty, Dan Davidson, Tim DeKok, Don Diehl, jerry Elie, jerry Fortson, Bob Griffin, Ralph Harmon, joe Hodge, Tom Holmberg, George Klahn, Roy Kuhns, Don Lyles, Rob Maire, Dennis Mattos, Rich Sherman, Rob Sherman, Tim Sherman, Wallace Strand jr. , Dwight Turbett, Steve Turbett, David Vahle, Bob Van Maasdam. 122 The William Carey Literary Society was so named in honor of William Carey, mis- sionary to India. Characteristic of their namesake, they have attempted great things for God, and expected great things from God. This is the Carey Motto. Carey, considered the first of modern -day missionaries, waited twelve years before he saw his first convert. He translated the Bible into over thirty Indian dialects. The Carey xgrse is Zechariah 416: Not by might. nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts. Their colors are green and gold and the Carey hymn is Are Ye Able MEMBERS: Barry Bays, Bill Carter, Colin Christensen, Bob Cutler, Ward Czekalski Dave Dobson, Carl Evans, Ross Goldsberry, Dennis Halbmaier, Rich Haston, Dave Hershberger, Roger Hill, Gale jose, jim Koch, Wally Larson, Dick Lorette, Dave Lusthoff, jim Mann, john McKelvey, Doug McLachlan, Bill Nelson, Norm Olson, Ben Post, Bruce Robinson, Bob Sands, Virgil Schmitt, Dave Simmons, Fred Stickle, Dave Stone, Terry Taggart, Dave Truelson. CAREY SOCIETY Roger Hill President Robert Cutler Vice -President Wallace Larson Treasurer Bruce Robinson Chaplain David Hershberger Athletic Director john McKelvey Sergeant-at-Arms 123 The Bunyan Society is named after john Bunyan, author of one of the greatest and most Well-known books, Pilgrim's Progress. Bunyan was the epitome of his master's Words: In this World ye shall have tribulation. The result Was a prodigious amount of Writing, Which one cannot read Without sensing the power of the Holy Spirit which so animated the man. As their verse, the Bunyans have chosen ll Corinthians 415: For We preach not ourselves, but Christ jesus the Lord, and ourselves your servants for jesus' sake. The Bunyan's hymn is Give of Your Best to the Master. MEMBERS: Robert Allen, Robert Andrews, Duane Anhalt, Doug Bookman, Ken Britt, Ken Conley, jerry Crandell, Eddie Cunningham, joseph DiCandilo, Gerald Fisher, Dennis Garber, jon Gustafson, Richard Gustafson, George Hibbard, Dennis Hinds, joe Humrichous, jerry johnson, john Kmetz, Gene Knight, Daryl Kovacik, Larry Livesay, jim Lutzweiler, Dave Leslie, Alan Potter, Charles Row, Ron Sherid, Bill Summers, Tony Wilson, Ron Withrow. BUNYAN OCIETY ff' James Lutzweiler President William Summers Vice President Dennis Garber Treasurer David Leslie Athletic Dire ctc' Larry Livesay Sergeant at Arms joseph Humrichous iff Chaplain 124 Sandra Johnson President Connie Day Vice President Marlene Hunt Chaplain Janet Decker Secretary Sharon D avis Treasurer Barbara Kruse Athletic Director Beverly Sanders Sergeant at Arms Sandra Johnson Song leader BRATRUD GCIETY The Bratruds are named after Harriet G. Bratrud, outstanding Christian leader, devoted teacher of the Word of God, faithful friend of missions and missionaries, and a Wise counsellor. Presently she is a member of the Board of Trustees of Pillsbury College. The Doctorate in Humanities was conferred upon Mrs. Bratrud at the June, 1966, Commencement at the College. With Missions as their theme, the Bratruds have chosen for their verse John 2O:3l: Then said Jesus to them again, peace be unto you, as my Father hath sent me, even so send l you. So Send l You is the society hymn. The Bratruds' theme is shown in the symbol which is diamond- shaped with the four corners representing the World and a cross signifying the gospel message. Red and White colors are symbolic of the blood and purity of the Lord Jesus Christ. MEMBERS: Gloria Balfe, Patricia Cleary, Anne Cogswell, JoAnn Corey, Sharon Davis, Connie Day, Jan Decker, Sharon Densmore, Linda Dunithan, Dorothy Fitch Carol Frame, Joyce Galloway, Joyce Gaskill, Marlene Hunt, Sandy Johnson, Barb Kruse, Sue McGormley, Joyce Metz, Grace Midgley, Judy Nelson, Shari Nelson, Joyce Olmstead, Janice Peterson, Linda Peterson, Beverly Sanders and Linda Vangeison. 125 Joyce Odens President Sally Rife Vice President Patricia Sayles Secretary Carol Meister Treasurer Marjean Odens Chaplain Jeanne Anderson Song Leader Judith Nichols Athletic Director Erva Je an Baker Serge ant-at-Arms BGARDMAN QCIETY Witnessing and To know Christ and to make Him known were chosen as the theme and motto of the Boardman Literary Society based on Acts 20:24: But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God. Seven years after the death of Ann I-Iasseltine Judson, Adoniram Judson and Sarah Boardman were united in marriage and began serving the Lord together on the mission field of Burma. Though constantly battling disease and illness, Sarah Boardman was faithful in remembering God's command chosen as the society song, Ye Are My Witnesses. ' The Boardmans have chosen turquoise and white as their society colors. V MEMBERS: Jean Anderson, Eva Jean Baker, Alice Ball, Anita Branchini, Marilyn Conner, Jean Crowell, Jean Custer, Jan Drake, Karen I-Iillblom, Carol Jones, Rose Kermine, Nancy Kessnich, Nancy Ladehoff, Sandy Lucas, Sandy Major, Charlene Martin, Dixie McCoy, Carol Meister, Judy Nichols, Joyce Odens, Marjean Odens, Rhoda Palmar, Connie Polak, Sally Rife, Pat Sayles, Linda Saabye, Carol Shaw, Linda Smiley, Pat Spielman. 126 lsaac Backus was a Baptist minister of the eighteenth century who is well-known for his part in the religious freedom of the Baptists. To his faithful and untiring labors we owe much of our present civil liberty. lt is to Rev. Isaac Backus that the Baptists owe so much for the preservation of the interesting and important activities concerning their history during the colonial period. lf the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. Qjohn 8:1363 The Backus theme is Soldiers for Christ and the colors they have chosen are blue and gold. MEMBERS: Keith Barber, Gary Campbell, Larry Carlson, jim Graham, Dean Grotzke,Mike l-Ianschen, Kent I-larris, Lloyd Hulin, jon juris, Paul juris, Garth Kiehl, Bob Knight, Dan Lindsey, Clay Lindstaim, Darrel Mickelson, john Moore, jim Phillips, Dwayne Senn, jim Sherid, jim Sjervan, Larry Spencer, Ray Todd, jim Van Duesen, Vernon Werth, Bruce Whitehead, Dan Whitehead, Bob Whittingham, Dave Zimmerman. BACKUS SUCIETY Dean Grotzke President Paul juris Vice President Keith Barb er Secretary-Treasurer Robert Knight Chaplain Dan Lindsey Athletic Director 127 Janice Weniger President Charlotte Werner Vice-President - Marilyn Sutter Secretary Jacqueline Tidwell Treasurer Janice Rector Chaplain Janice Van Maasdam Athletic Director ATHENA SCCIETY This literary society received its name from Athena, the Greek goddess of Wisdom. Accordingly, they have chosen as their verse Colossians 4:52 Walking in Wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time. SoulWinning is the theme, denoting the wisdom of obedience to God's command. A small purple violet showing Christ's humility and the colors purple for His majesty, gold for His royalty and White for His purity are also symbolic of the Lord Jesus. 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Printers - - Lithographe rs - -Stationers Phone 451-6670 - 4,5 1 1 VESTERBY gg! 4- at WATowA JEWELERS 41.1 -.S Keepsake Diamonds 106 Broadway Ovvatonna Shop nn up ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY in Ovvatonna You'll Live Better--You'll Save! The Complete Store for Students Clothing and Furnishing Stores in Minn.g lowag Wisc. Phone 451-2406 Ovvatonna, Minnesota K' fq to STORES S' F ine Quality Hardware Electrical Supplies Sporting Goods of All Kinds Complete Line of johnson Motors Sales and Service Owatonna, Minnesota CHRIS TGAU ' S PHA RMAC IS TS Better than you expected Phone 451-5920 ff Owatonna l 1' I Minne s ota Q g-Z PHOTO NEWS 307-309 N. Cedar Owatonna, Minn. KELLY COMPANY 121 West Bridge Street Phone 451-2951 Owatonna, Minnesota HART'S CENTRAL BAKERY 57 310 N. Cedar St. Owatonna, Minnesota 1 10 W. Broadway 5 INN T OWNE I Li' ...ling , E , gi 4 T L Aria' Loc ated In Downtown 'Q Owatonna QD I Complete Dining Facilities From 7 A. M. to Midnight l-IARLANITS TIRE SERVICE noonffikmn 2ll W. Main Street Phone 451-3084 Distributor of Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries Be Banquet Facilities Ph. 45l-4620 Build good connections by fi bringing all your banking fam You'll soon First Bank business to the First. Use 0 your First Bank for ' savings, for check- ' ing, for all its worth. find how much it pays to have as a friend of the family. Owatonna , Minne sota We Give Three Star Stamps Plenty of Free Parking Courtesy Is Our Business Dwarf, I V, 'ff M-M-M! 4 ,la BAKERY- K FRESH . Djs' QIEAD Cl-IARLIE'S BAKE SHOP I39 W. Bridge 45l-5440 KN O D E gznferlyrbe CLEANERS 8t LAUNDERERS 4 'xv F I RST NATIONAL BANK Sammne OF tbyiaiMaslcrDryclcancr Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Free Pick -Up St Delivery 451-5710 hs...-.C .v . S Congratulations to Class of '67 DAILY PEOPLE'S PRESS Southern Minnesota's Only Morning Daily Newspaper Compliments of THE KING COMPANY 920 North Cedar Phone 451-3770 Ovvatonna , Minne sota ART BRACY FORD INC. I00l Hoffman Dr. Owatonna Ford Cars 8: Trucks Mercury - - Lincoln Sales Sz Service 451-7860 BALDUS TEXACO SERVICE n 0 N Brake Service Complete Automotive Service . I Motor Tune Up l 24 Hour Towing Corner of Oak and McKinley . Ph. Day 451-55990 K 4!IlIIIIlII,, Congratulations Seniors ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Owatonna And Many Good Wishes For Your Future With Compliments of 4' 5 E A N os 0 Y Z 'L 0 ul z E E A O 0 01 Ov N0 . ofq OWATONNA TOOL COMPANY 'F' yawmzvr Q up Hofmann Industries, In . P.O. Box 368 Ovvatonna, Minn. 55060 U if m f'f J 101' ' 99 I Qjlofnclzi, Thank You for Selecting THE SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF OWATANNA 'rf bg KFULIX SERVIICEE 'Botany' 500 Tailored By Daroff 118 N Cedar Tel 451-4228 Your Time And Temperature Bank LIPELT MUSIC SHOP Say it with LINDEKUGEL CHEVROLET CADILLAC Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Cadillac Sales Sz Service 109 Cedar St' Owamnna 115 E. Vine St. Ovvatonna, Minn. N? 9,9 - EV'S KITCHEN ' Eiga Complete Service 'ff with Home-cooked 011' MASTER CRAFT Food Camera 81 Record Shop Telephone 451-9991 329 N. Cedar Street Cameras, Radios, Television Phonographs, Magnavox Sales and Service 123 West Broadway Phone 451-4410 OWATONNA SHOE COMPANY 12l North Cedar Owatonna, Minnesota GEORGE'S X CANDYKITCHEN ff Famou s f or Homemade Ice Cream, Candies I F and Good Food X 112 N. Cedar St ' f' ' ' I '- ' A Owatonna Minnesota I ' ra r Q zlv 0' 9 +4292 x e rl' WOLESKY DRUGS 7L'if 116 N. Cedar Street Telephone 451-2500 Owatonna, Minnesota GEORGE'S AUTOMOTIVE 'MUS SERVICE OWatonna's Most Accurate Tune Up Specialists Complete Automotive Repairs 121 W. Main Ph. 451-7355 Federated S INSURANCE WDW Mode rn One -Stop Insurance A 1 A ' . I Mqaem Pruienflun ,Www Servic e 'kBusiness YI-lome 'kCar 'iLife Federated Insurance Companies Home Office: Owatonna, Minnesota FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH 2105 North Fremont Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota 55411 Dr. Richard V. Clearwaters, Pastor Home of Central Baptist Theological Seminary and Radio Station WCTS -FM Ql00. 35 Fourth Baptist Live Broadcast SERVICES Sunday Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:55 A. M. Judson Class Broadcast 10:00 A. M. Sr. Youth and jr. Youth 6:00 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Sunday School Lesson 9:45-10:10 A. M. Singspiration 9:00 P. M. Sunday Morning Service 10:55 A. M. ' Thursday Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting 7:45 P. M. Thursday Prayer Meeting Lesson 8:00-8:30 P. M. Youth Activities Saturday Nite Club for High Teen and College Age 7:00 P. M. ARMOUR FOOD SERVICE Purveyers to Hotels Restaurants Schools 319 East Fifth Street St. Paul, Minnesota Congratulations Seniors! DAIRY PRODUCTS Try Our 1002, Grade A Milk Orange Ade Cottage Cheese Hi - Mi - No Cream Ice Cream Golden Flake Buttermilk Butter Telephone 451-4940 Al Heil, Manager Owatonna, Minne s ota E VOSS CONSTRUCTICN Sibley, Iowa . RIVERSIDE OWATONNA STATE BANK 'F' 6? , v, 'fi ' ,.,il!iiMf ll2ll'il!l9ifl V 4 A Plumbing sxzxiluix F on k' A f f ll am E' ll Highway 65 South E' Owatonna, Mississippi Appliances Colored T. V. CENTRAL BAPTIST THECJLOGICAL SEMINARY When the Lord calls to preach, He calls to prepare. Special radio experience on station WCTS-FM, the Bible Station at l00. 3 mc. Programs leading to degrees: Master of Religious Education, Bachelor of Divinity, and Master of Theology. Dr. Richard V. Clearwaters, President 2105 Fremont Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55411 Dr. Warren Vanhetloo, Dean Gordan Lovik, Registrar DUANE'S STUDIOS X SX ffl--Af XTX - K T T 706 Havana Road ' XXQA ,1 t Owatonna, Minnesota H Northern Light Photographer NATHE'S P y f F M t S 1909 W M t Htl Rt t Inttt For Those Who Think Young 38251 wishes EPSI' 014 MMWQAWA WW ya-hvovf MOUYWEID 1 .,..-nsnv,f,,,,n'! . I X QUPQNY' , glt some V .o My x .W . X MLN! L Hap ff an N nfl N ,Jimi 1 5 .' K ' silo GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Main and Elm Owatonna, Minnesota DECLARING THE WHOLE COUNSEL OF GOD SERVICES Sunday Bible School Hour 9: 30 A Morning Preaching Hour 10:45 A Youth Hour 6:00 P. Evening Preaching Hour 7: 30 P. Wednesday Prayer Meeting Hour 7:00 P. 7' YI I Meeting in the Pillsbury College Chapel Sunday Bible School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship l0:45 A. M. Youth Hour 6:00 P. Evening Service 7:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:00 P. M. Enjoy the blessing of Visiting the College Church ll Chronicles 20:26 Dr. B. Myron Cedarholm, Pastor Mr. Robert Allen, Youth Director BERACHAH BAPTIST CHURCH South Grove at Main Owatonna, Minnesota The Campus Church 1 If your clothes aren't becoming to you, They should be coming to us. QQRIGHT Gifts Hobbies T1-ION COMPANY CLEANERS 108 W. Park Square s. iiuunsnfns, mc. Gwatonna S ' B k S Highway 65 s. 130 W. Bridge Crlpture OO tore 451-1835 Owatonna, Minn. Hear Pillsbury on K R F O Radio from OWatonna 9:00 A. M. Sunday 1390 on Your Dial HUDRLIICS FURNITURE AND INTERIOR STUDIO BLOCK'S SHOE STORE Slices that Fit 113 North Cedar Street Owatonna, Minnesota HAMMER'S FASHIONS 117 N. Cedar Owatonna, Minnesota For Gifts You Give with Pride, Let Your jeweler Be Your Guide Quality Foods - -Meats - -Fresh Vegetables ii . J., Q N42 . 9 i t . J 1 'Q l r in I Phone 451-7310 KoTTKE's JEWELRY 115 N. Cedar 122 W' Pearl Owatoma RVICE X QUALITY X CREATIVITY X RELIABILITYPF DAN DANIE LSON Sales Representative XAMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY CREATIVE PRINTING QP NVfCiE:'2II FIIQS PRINTING Co. PHONE 433-1338 K 130 FIRST AVE. NW P. O. BOX 58 f AUSTIN, MINNESOTA 55912 IIIIII II III 'u I P 5' III . il I , If 2 un. f 0 3M COPY MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES 0 PRINTING BROKERS PACKER OFFICE SUPPLY .LL PH. 5071433-8859 113 N. MAIN AUSTIN, MINNESOTA 55912 JIM MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY 2651 Thomas Ave. North Minneapolis ll, Minnesota Complete Insurance Service for Integrity, Service and Most Competive Rates on Any Kind of Insurance Write or Call Us Office JA 9-1030 LI 5-1892 X .4 IF GOD WANTS YOU TO PREACH THEN THIS MESSAGE COULD BE THE MOST IMPORTANT YOU WILL EVER READ. . . WESTERN BAPTIST SEMINA RY offers you 1. A faculty team that emphasizes expository preaching. A Bible-centered core curriculum with balanced preparation in Bib- lical Studies, Theology and in the Ministry. A three year B.D. program with choice of Pastoral, Christian Ed- ucation or Missions training. Write For New Catalog Earl D. Radmacher, Th.D., President WESTERN CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 5511 S.E. Hawthorne Boulevard Portland, Oregon 97215 Zyefcame a , 1 V 1. . Qfll p .,,.'w . H if 6 Q W 555 ,E 3' J - 4? if ,.,f ff 17 501 Sixth Avenue So. flv I 2'1 South St. Paul, Minnesota wr, 'W-1 vjyf ., X aff., .1 ...- - 2 , f ' 4 9 fl SIE' IC' J ' , K lv ' fa' - T . , - - .1 . :u k- '1 1 ' ' ill N71 --- gp' .lvl f F .., ' ' R ' T x - 332' Dr. Max W. Weniger, Pastor Telephones: Office 451-1196 - Residence 455-5558 Mr. joe Martin, Youth gl Music Director VY Welcome to this Family Church and Sunday School Order of Services Sunday School ......... . 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 A.M. Fellowship Groups .... . 6:00 P.M. Evening Gospel Hour .... . . 7:00 P.M. Midweek Hour - Wednesday . . . 7:00 P.M. MINNESOTA BAPTIST CONVENTION Sending The Word To The World jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, Uttermost Part Independent Baptist Churches of Minnesota Planting Maranatha Home for the Aged 'North Star Publication and Watering of New Churches Dr. Arthur Allen Pillsbury Baptist Bible College Secretary Servant to the Churches in Pastoral Procurement COMETS ARE GR- R- R- REATI TENTH YEAR BRINGS FIRST TROPHY On March 4, 1967, Pillsbury won the Bible College Tournament by defeating St. Paul Bible College, 83-72, in the championship game! Accepting the trophy are senior co-captains Marvin Brown and Bill Hinshaw. XST THf QQ 0 Q7 FRANCISCO I-I 1, YA SA 509 1: -S w 5 5 'Jw . , D S if if r .. Y 4 pur IN musx 00 wfm THE GOSPEL pTHES 24 'IgA Graduate school offering standard B.D. and Th.M. Degrees. fCommitted to the Separatist position and embracing the premillennial system of Biblical interpretation. DkStrong emphasis upon theology, Bible, the original languages, practical theology, and evangelism. fCompetent resident faculty of seven plus Visiting faculty of four distinguished Bible lecturers, excellent quarters and rapidly-expanding library. :fl-Iousing and employment opportunities in a vast metropolitan area which is considered the center of theological education in the West. WA mission field of five-million souls Within Weekend preaching range of this new-church minded school. Correspondence is invited with those who are looking toward Baptist ministry of the Gospel in the Golden West. Catalog on request. 1225 Franklin Street San Francisco 9, California Arno Q. Weniger, D. D. William G. Bellshow, Th.M. Administrative Vice -President Dean of the Faculty 16 17 tcontinued from front covert 15 Faculty members are usually presented as a part of the Artist Series. In September. 1962. Judith Burke read 'LHand- maid to History' based upon the life of Dolly Madison. 16 Richard Brady. instructor in music, has been presented at the piano keyboard upon several occasions. 17 Student recitals are a requirement of each major and minor in speech and music. Catherine Austin read exerpts from A Tale of Two Cities for her recital. 18 In addition to its fine performances of religious drama, the Speech Department has become recognized for its out- standing productions of Shakespeare. The first of these, 'LThe Merchant of Venicen. brought acclaim from many areas, 19 Music early became an integral part of the college cur- riculum. The College Choir was organized thc very first year under the direction off1f1r. Marvin Kanengieter. It has toured each year since its inception. The Madrigal Quire. first intro- duced in 1962. has delighted audiences in campus concerts as well as on tour by its rendition of unique arrangements designed after the early madrigals. 20 With an increasing emphasis on Christian service. it was no surprise to see engendered in the hearts of students the desire to visit the mission fields of the world. James Shaw and ,lohn Kallin visisted Haiti in the summer of 1961 and brought challenge to the student body upon their return. 21 Wholesome social life on campus has resulted in many a combination of serv ants for the cause of Christ. Life's part- ners have been found and joined here. and an effective Chris- tian ministry has been initiated. ! :il l 22 23 22 Every student has been encouraged to put classroom in- struction into expression by engaging in Christian service as- signments. Bert Lessard, called to preach at Pillsbury, now continues his preparation at seminary. 23 As facilities became axailable. new sports. both intra- mural and intercollegiate. have been introduced. Faxored in the tenth year of college history has been the recently intro- duced wrestling. 24 Perhaps no athletic contest has been nor continues to be as popular as basketball. The new gymnasium made possi- ble the accomodation of many outside visitors as well as the entire student body. 25 Spring College Days have provided opportunity for hundreds of visitors to observe faculty and students in action on the college facilities. 26 Harvest Home in the fall brings many visitors who as- sist with provisions for the college family. Special programs include presentations by the Departments of Music and Speech. 27 Graduation. 1966, was a joyous occasion when at the close of his first academic year as third president of the col- lege. Dr. B. Myron Cedarholm welcomed to the campus as participants in Commencement activities the former presi- dents. Dr. R. V. Clearwaters and Dr. Monroe Parker. Mrs. Harriet Bratrud, long time friend of the college, outstanding Christian leader and board member, was awarded a doctorate in Humanities. thus becoming the first woman to receive an honorary degree from Pillsbury College. 28 Now in its tenth year Pillsbury College continues to expand the campus facilities by dedicating its second new dormitory. O God. we stand in awe of the work which Thou hast w roughtlu 28 27

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