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

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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

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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.

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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