Rochester College - Totem Pole Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

ff' f I -.su-ng' ff lgfxmxl , 7 , I, ,ff X-N- f X .lf -VD reefingd: I am the Totem Pole. I know, hear, and see all. I have watch- ed men at work. I have seen trees falling, a building erected, and a college begun. In the course of this year I have seen faculty and students arriving and making themselves at ho-me. I have seen students boat-riding, snow-balling, ice-skating, apple-bobbing, picnicing at the bar-b-que pit, and walking to chapel. I have seen students and faculty playing, working, and worshipping together. I have seen the faculty give special attention to students in need of help. I have seen them assume extra duties and responsibilities beyond and above the call of duty. I have heard the students as they went to their classes, while they were in the basketball court, when they were in the do-r1ni- tories, or batting the ball on the ping-pong table. I have heard their plans laid as they began to work for a Christmas banquet, 0peration 10 , The North Star, Radio Station VVNCC, a Valen- tine party, and many other functions. I have heard the faculty speak of studies, examinations, and grades. I have heard them as they made chapel talks, offered suggestions, and counseled with students. I know the pioneer spirit which has pervaded the atmospllere of North Central Christian College. I know of the long hours and hard work performed by the Board of Directors, Administra- tion, and Faculty. I know the works, the interests, and the longings of the students. l know the visions, hopes, dreams, and aspirations of the people who have walked on my camp site. All this I wish to share with you. My staff is happy to present my first observations on the pages which fo-llow. is 1 I3 2 . galil? '-'fa Z I Y - X -as if I so ff flu , i , ' , Q? 3 A ' , Q W 65?-5 if A LJ' 5 t Pb, .ell 1 . , Q' t 'We, the staff of the Totem Pole, take great pleasure in presenting to you on the following pages sites and scenes of North Central Christian College and its personnel. This aerial view shows what the campus now looks like. On the fol- lowing page is an architectural drawing of the proposed college. The growth and activities of the school in its first year of operation may be seen on the following pages. 'al it NX s RX S U .gl t IQIJFA 'Sz I , , qw. ,hi ir we .fum , 'F ag-Y .,- 'M '11 4?-. v i 9 i ...innu- 'fi A., .L mm L ,, Wg H 'M Y' 5 Y 7 1-..-.4- .'.gmef,R-..1. -.1 , . -.,. 4 -Q ' ww ,xg . 1 Qi: --'?:, k A MASTER PLAN FOR CAMPUS Qbeveloped by Wyetlr and Harman Architects of Port Huron, Michiganj The projected plan above will fully utilize tl1e natural beauty of the campus site. The buildings are of contemporary design and are set in a functional arrange- ment. When fully developed, the school plant as shown will accommodate more than 1,000 students with housing lor the staff in addition. .M MH 'fl u 'Si 2 ' FQ' -'E 'IL -I:I5f'. .2 1 , I . Nw 5 ' ' ' - 4-a2i4a1:agaE is-+V 4 ' ' ISF' . Wiz! q eg.. , , ffm- F-Q P H u ag w 'Wu m ' . 1 ' fm Bill ' W W. iff?-QE lj-Q22 E-'FE 1. Hr a 1-gfiEiE:..1-f .1 , I .. , . JI 41, L ww ,, 'l I I of' , ' 4 r. 1 L ,w. ,uw I Jr Hmm , A - ' f. ' 'L ' 4, .. ' -w , .ro 1 1 , I I Y 'utr . ,.,V A 4 X I I r- .4 W .. 41 .1 ' 1, :W . . 'v 41 ,K H 71.5 iw If 'iq I .. ,., H. M my' ui iilx-.. QW 41 -- ffqgg M ' w t. 'S- 1255? g x 5 1 ,1 J . ,,Ax,. . JE K , I 4 'i w RA .'-1, SU., .1 ni ,vf. v , 1, ?'f:V'7 Q 1' ,l f l 'F 2-:.,:f -4 'E' V me 7 4' r- JF 3- , M -' gggf -:JS ,.f -fm V, syl..,:v..,f,,a S, -L gm M -...itil Y. Marx, ' --. tux ,V . 'lx H Tk WEL Q ww-,Nm . 95-llrQl'.'1.:. vfx - 51-LL'-if . ag, ., --.5 . .NE -1 . -V V ,, 4 i' , ! '-- H. zzv- , Q.. , A WJ-.. ,Ji ,' 441 .I .! f.5': - LL ,, .u,, w - .. -H ull. 11 QA - ,.'-:,- nfrfil I 1+ ,fl ., 144- IA .Qr - 'ISIN VQL. 1 1-v -'Q' ',fi i gg 13 V. L. -14 ' ' ln, H1 'El H Q 53, M, I '- ' 5 Y ,,.r G-'YI' L fs ,. 'Uv I.: 'lg RFK ii' 1 3551522 'I r l eau ucien lgafmer The Dean of our college is an oulslanding man in many ways. He is well loved by all who know him. Dean Lucien Palmer has his B. A. and M. A. degrees from George Peabody College and is a candiclale for a Ed. S. degree from George Peabody College. Dean Palmer worked as a IlliSSi0Ilill'y for several years in Nigeria and has been very active in Christian education both in the States and in Nigeria. VVe feel that we are indeed privileged Lo have him as our Dean. I Q I4 E HS E away gum lm ? . nz , 1 vVm'M' Q25 ,fee 7.95 w aes EEN ima R ai Q1 l!lF1HHlll ' .J MISS PAT GRAHAM Secretary to Dean MRS JOY MINGLE Secretary to President z. MRS VIRGINIA MAYS Secretary Euan! 0 irecfom Seated: L. to R. Dr. George Ford, Secretary, G. Wheeler Utley, Chairman, Paul Lutz, Treasurer, james Thomas, Vice-Chairman. I Standing: L. to R. Dr. Ralph Ritchey, Earl Crosslin, Harold Crutchfield, Hubert Nave, Charles Fisher, O. A. johnson, Harold Hawley, Aaron Bone, Oliver Bunting. Not Pictured: Jim Thompson, Lester Allen, Howard Dilgard, Eddie jay, Doland Ledford, Dr. joe R. Lloyd, Louis McKinzie, Woody Stogsdill, james Vaughn. The Board of Directors meets once each month to discuss and decide upon the operation of North Central Christian College. These men have worked hard and for long hours in order to establish a Christian college in this area, and we are deeply grateful to them for all that they have done. I 1 W , AM Q s F' In T Fri' 1 4 Q 5 U Eg ' 4 . AWE? W 1, 1 , Q . 1, 5251: , , U '- . !'4w 1 I wr' w I! .P E ' ' Q si' 4 V1 Q3 . ,L ,H v W ,. V, r 4 Q5 ,,g F YQ '1 5 vw F5 J i at U QE Q z x rg 5 va 5 l I F X Y A v ig X , 2' f v M? fQ5?'fP Q x? Q 1'-' ' x V 1 , ax , 'Ffh A X ' ' . 1 me -!5'5a ,--rw knJs.w' W 3 yi .,g.:3 Qgi fs ,H .- ' '11 , is. . Q. u. -ji ' Z ' X k is 11 E Y 'Q 'H X, Q' ak 'f L? fm ?,, ,u- Q. A A J ' 1' ' iff! L Zi, mx Y' A 1' '7 if . wv,Q.,Q - Q l X MAURICE C. HALL Assistant to the President Professor Maurice C. Hall graduated from David Lipscomb College and from Abilene Christian College where he received his B. A. degree. He carried on special studies at the Uni- versity of Paris and the Berlitz School of Languages in Paris, France. He then graduated from Harding College of Bible and Religion with a M. A. degree. He teaches French and Missions at North Central Christiang he previously taught at the Hard- ing School of Bible and Religion and in Paris, France. l-le has been appointed Assistant to the President and l-lead of the Missions Department, there are many other capacities that he fills. Professor Hall l1as traveled lo the Philippine Islands, Germany, Denmark, Holland, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Israel, and Jordon. He was a missionary in Paris, France, from 1949-1958. Professor Hugh Mingle, who received his B. A. at Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas, is very well known to all students. He is the Acting Registrar and is in charge of the working students. In Frankfurt, Germany, he taught at the Frankfurt Christian School. He now teaches Bible, Missions, and German at North Central Christian College. Professor Mingle has travel- ed in thirty of the United States, Germany fwhere he was a missionary for eight yearsj, France, Holland, Belgium, Luxem- burg, Switzerland, and Austria. He was one of the organizers of the Disciples' Forum. HUGH MINGLE Director of Admissions mljiel' WJHJQPKGHJ gallqlfiei 16 CLYDE BALDERSON, JR. ' U ' l de Balderson or as he is better known 'Baldy is one of lrofessorCy , -' ' . -Q ' r , our most versatile instructors. He teaches history, typing, Bible, and physical education. He has his B. A. degree from David Lipscomb College in Nashville. Tennessee, and will receive his M. A. degree from Wayne State University this summer 119605. He has traveled extensively through eastern and southern United States. FRED ALEXANDER Professor Fred Alexander, by his college buddies known as Fertl , is oi music instructor. He directs the A Cappella Chorus and teaches music theor ear training, church music, and private voice and piano lessons. Professm Alexander received his B. S. and M. Ed. degrees at Abilene Christian Colle He taught for three years in Texas public schools. Professor Alexander h traveled to Mexico, Canada, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and across the enti United States. He is a co-sponsor of the 'Totem Pole', class advisor, Stude Council co-sponsor, and song director at Royal Oak Church of Christ. 17 REBA BILAK Mrs. Reba Bilak has her B. S. in biology from Tennessee Polytechnic In- tute. She has taught for two years in elementary school and college. Present- Mrs. Bilak is teaching biology and chemistry at North Central Christian llege. She has traveled through the south and Canada. STEPHEN BILAK Professor Stephen Bilak, who teaches Ukranian and French, was born in the Ukraine. He has been in all of Western Europe. He received his B. A. from David Lipscomb College. 'Epi', as his friends call him. is in charge of a radio broadcast into the U.S.S.R. 18 DOYLE EARWOOD Professor Doyle Earwoocl instructs in English, government, and Bible. He has his B. A. and M. Ed. degrees and has worked two years toward his doc- torate. Professor Earwood, better known to childhood friends as Preach' taught in Indiana public schools for six years before coming here. He served as Assistant Principal and Counselor from 1957-1959. Professor Earwood is co-sponsor of the 'North Star' and is the chztirrnan of the Welfare Committee. :- A 1 n t - 1 ALMA GATEWOOD . . Mis. Alma Gatewood, wife of our president. is well knmyn to ull. grzidunted from Abilene Christian College where she received hex' ll. .X. ' . 1 - ' -. . e ' ' ' C gree. She taught in public schools in Texas .md taught Engllsli heat. Sh traveled extensively in the United States and Europe.. Shve is closely assi with the Senior Associates and is cn-sponsor of the C-xrls Club. 19 KATHLEEN MCGEHEE Miss Kathleen McGehee is th.e keeper of our library. She has her B. A. and B. S. L. S. degrees. She attended Ward-Belmont junior College, john li. Stetson University, University of North Carolina, and Columbia University. Miss McGehee has traveled in Mexico, South America, Hawaii, Australia. New Yealand Euro me and some countries in Asia She has been Assistant , , ' 1 . Librarian for Jacksonville University and Head Librarian for York College in N ebraska. '1 'TEE 'Q 1 - -fri. e ff N 255: - is V.-Q. -F 2 N - L in ' a,-l 20 HOWARD L. SCHUG Doctor Howard Schug, elder statesman of the faculty is well-known to all. He received his B. A. and M. A. degrees from the University of Michigan and his Ph. D. from George Peabody College. I-le has taught in high and colleges for over 50 years. At NCCC, he teaches Spanish and 'Mosescules' QLitt1e Mosesj , as he was called by his classmates, is an :md constant helper to the Disciples' Forum. Q D . I 12-5 EM.. ei . i PMN gy it im' H wmll H1 F H1 HM l . F ' - V . : ,ng 421 EVA THOMPSON Miss Eva Thompson is well known to all who have attended NCCC. She is the wornen's dormitory supervisor, bookstore manager, dietician, and in- structor of home economics. Miss Eva has her B. S. degree and is working toward her M. S. degree at present. Before coming to NCCC, she taught in public schools for four years. Miss Eva has traveled in Western Europe and Mexico. .,:.4 - .,, T WAGGONER Robert L. Waggener has his B. A. and M. A. degrees from Hard- He also attended Abilene Christian College and David Lipscomb teaches Greek, Speech, and Bible at North Central Christian He is the Supervisor of the Boarding Boys, and 11 sponsor of the l'ole'. He is also Director of Religious Education at the Royal Oak of Christ. f Qi'f.f 1- 'm l -- H , .,,., if , M it 1 M,-if - f M mm' l -C. Ei -e3.-4- - 6' 21 un 5 1 zfiy. . slrr .C ,.,, 3 . ywpii . 'n K ..qE-.-, ..t,,-. H, Ny, WZ-- ri 5 ' - ' Hamlet L62-S.. en 5 l i w 2137 l .ri, , , IE' E MORRIS M. WOMACK Professor Morris Womack, B. A., B. D., has attended Freed-Hardeman Col- lege, Indiana State Teachers College, Abilene Christian College, Butler Uni- versity, and School of Religion. He is now working toward his M. S. at Wayne State University in Detroit. I-Ie teaches Bible, Church History, and Missions at NCCC. Professor Womack is an advisor to the class. advisor to the Student Council, and advisor to th.e 'North Star! Ca efelnla EF' MR AND MRS CHARLES RELVES Good cooks good food eng., S Come and get It Give us this day our daily bread All right, Charlie, get with it! ainfainance DOUGLAS CATTANACH Doug Cattanach is head of thc maintenance department on our campus. Doug, a very active young man, his wife, and two of his children moved to Rochester from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Doug was born in Xvisconsin and spent several years in the United States Army. While living in Ann Arbor, Catlanucll was on the maintenance staff at the Radwick Farms, a position which he held for twenty one years. Well-liked by all the students, he is quite capable for his tasks. Douglas Cattanach, supervi- sor of Buildings and Grounds Cammach al W0I'kl as-s ,.. A V 'I . . Y K-,Ii 1 .ax-5 ' F mf, Ar, 11 T: 7,4 A I, L- ':5r:i'iZ4 V g - ri T., y,2 1.A T.9'H,' 4 if Y , 74- H, 5- ' D A .. lf.-in .S ,Km X Q 1:71 -. f, l I ,T l J: fy. 4-'rifgl ,' .gy 5 JP, K -Q ' ML E ii 57 , ' Q, g ' life 4, f ri ,V .1 334- H - - --- -. 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'- ' Lmf.- Ag A , 1 R, P-f 1l'zf' 4Ls-V---1.-1 i 'K .4-. Q9 '4 lf , Lil! , f , ' ,-4 ' b . 4, .. ,, Y - T- z ffqfi'- ,ffm wht dwg 3 I I I ' A I Y? N' 1' , . V k v 7: ,1-11-'.11q,LM.v 4,1 Mvgx N' iv., --F. 1 If 'u' '? A 3, , , . f, N-: -M-'- 1. 12'-f 'mn -W hr-A - M ne f , we L. 2- .1 A ......Li,-4v.f4w .1-1---- AA V 1 NS? f-'SE JNL si Hg. Leonard Blake, Chairman, Operation 10 CHRISTMAS OCTET Left to right: Linda Kincade and Martha Phelps, altosg Dona Mai Bruce and Sylvia Eisenmann, sopranosg James Hall and Pete Cox, tenorsg and Leonard Blake and Rodney Grantham, basses. This group, accompanied by Professor Waggoner, made an eight day tour during the Christmas vacation. They made appearances in behalf of the college and OPERATION 10 in Rockford, Chicago, and Ur- bana, Illinoisg Noblesville, Fort Wayne, and Indianapolis, Indiana: and St. Louis, Missouri. PER Christmas Octet F95 Tl1e student body of North Central Christian College launch- ed probably the biggest project ever undertaken by a student body of a Christian college. Plans and procedures for OPERA- TION IO were presented to the student body on December 15, 1959, at the Christmas Banquet. OPERATION 10 is a student project designated to assemble the funds necessary to build a planned 2132003300 dormitory build- ing. North Central Christian College will have to have this new building ready for use next fall if it expects to accept the large increase in enrollment indicated by incoming applications. The Student Council took the suggestion of Leonard Blake and planned this campaign. A committee. co-nsisting of Leonard Blake, Chairman, Betty Cross, Susan Sturdivant, James Hall, and Larry Leslie was selected to plan and guide OPERATION 10. All students of NCCC were eligible to compete for prizes in a participation contest being run in conjunction with OPERA- TION l0. The administration of NCCC offered an unlimited number of very worth-while prizes for this contest. To the stu- dent responsible for the largest total contribution, a one-year, full-tuition scholarship will be awarded. North Central Christian College entered in local activities during t'he Christmas season by building a float for the Rochester Annual Christmas Parade. Under the direction of Miss Eva Thompson, the student body constructed a large sleigh, the body of which was gold, the runners and trimming in white, and NCCC. in white against the gold background. The efforts of the students were amply rewarded as the school was presented a trophy of Honorable Mention by the city of Roches ter. .KW wtunmx Directors of Operation 10 .SZAOJ COA,-A Settlng lol th 21 tldCl1l11OI'1 should always be done Wlth much czuelul thought and work In ordel to nmke sure that evel yone h ld a volce 111 ClLCld1IllT the school colors of N01 th Central Cl1l1SIld1l College, a contest was set IH order Each student wlote '1 theme on the color comblnatlon he deemed Slllliablf. These themes were lead by selected faculty and student membels The most out Slflflfllllg themes wele then xmd aloud 1n chapel and voted upon by the student body The lollowmg, IS the theme, wr1tten by Robelt Everett which corresponds Colors play an lmpox tant part ID the world Tlme wlll make no dxflerence lor ln the Old Testament Iacob Gave Ioseph 1 coat of many colors The colors gold and wlute would stand as a symbol tor N01 th Central Cl11lSll3H College just as the colols led whxtc and blue stand as a symbol ol the Umted States flag Whxte stands for the pu11ty and mnocence ot each heart and soul that IS connected wlth N01 th Centl 11 Chrlstlan College Gold stands f01 the wealth riches and gleat value that each student FCCCIVCS Wltlllll themselves When people hear of the colols, wlute and gold, they w1ll xmmedxately know that It stands for a college with younff men and women of clean wholesome mlnds l l i L , Y b 4 2 I . . A . . B 1 Q ' . Q 1 A i I . up 4 1 - - . , C ' ' , ' -.- K 'I ' A xl- - - -,st ' , 1 I h - ' . , v t with the colors voted in by the students - Gold and White. 44 t ' , ' , ' ' . . , , . S C y K D A l 2 at , - ' ., I . . A . Q : xr u ' .' ' ' .. , A . A Al . . U an , ' . - . 5 5 U .s - ' h , . . .izvlafoween ,Daffy '1q,. -as E is s KA f 1 It was a nice party, but . . . Owl Right in the eyes. Our guiding hands M, 3.44, :ffm ' 'X u XC' YN wx C PL6 fl'i'lCL5 Clflquef On Decembu la the student body dong xxlth the 1lCll1ty Ind VISIIOIS gdl11C1Cd 111 the c1lcte111 ot No1t11 CLl1ll11 C111llSIlfll1 College 101 then fnst C11115Illl'lS Banquet The caleterm was VLIV f1pp1 opr1ate1y decor lt cd by the student body undu the supexvlsxon of NI l1l111l Phelps The L1C1ICl0US banquet Suppel xx lS lncpnccl undu the C111LLf.IOll 01 Llnda K111 cldc The Lnteltalnment wus SIIPCIVISCC1. by Du1nn1 Hou nd Voc 11 selccuons 11 uc 1LI1l1L1CC1 by Hugh b11l1f.,1C md thc Slll1lC1S blSlLlS Insuu T1lC.Ilt'l1 selections 1xc1c plwycd by Rogan Phelps 1nd Ex metre C,11tu11g11t loc and M ll ty Zyskow 5111 111010551011 11 entC1t11ne1s C1l1'T1'1XLi1 thc even mv 1nd Clmed the p1og1am It 1115 at t111s githeung Leonard Blake an nounccd the plans 'md Pl0CCC1lIlCS lol OPERA TION 10 Also on thls evenxng the dolmxtory gxrls pnesented Dean P11n1e1 111111 1 xery nlce colored po1t1a1t ol 111s loxely XK11L 1d'1 P'11n1er The complete 1JlOgldHl was blended and hap A1CX'll1C1C.l the X14-ISICI of cL1Cl110l'llC9 keep up the ole school spxrxt LA it I K'- 'llhere was good food and 1015 of fun am Lhe Chrxslmas party -divx I' -....-v -.1-ws 'jf pe? Well I dont know about llns stuff Thxs wasnt a srale Joke atner all A ' ,. fy A, A . Q , 2 . . . '. A .2 I 1 i , , V y . h . .'. ' N' . ci , I -'1 'K - 1-I . - ' 2 - v .1 A' I V, if ' V 1 1 ' z 1 '. A . ' 1 y 'Z . - 1 2 v 1 - 1 ' - 1 - ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' 42 ' , , ,. ' , ,I . . ' - 1 1,1 1 I U X I 'V A C I X -V 1 I 1 1- r - - n C . 71.1 . 12 - 1'-'Y .' ' . 2 Q V - I ' , ' 2 I A - '- U' c , . ' ' LA' . ' Y 'Z - ' .Z .' , . - ' ' 1 ' .' ' . 1 ' 1' - 1 A , . , E. . i K. K. -. I , . , 2 , .Y h N . T Y cl l l , , iv. . 1 ' Q- I F .' - , M pily carried along by the able Cllorts of Fred ' 1 1 , 1 ' 1'A .. ' K 'f- Y: - i . be 1 , 1 b be IL A . - 51 13 , Y ' H ,Arif 9 F z ,E U 1' ' V 1 I .- 1' 1' -V r 1519121 . 4 L ,J . X V , 1 1 -1, J V N . Y - I e ' . -- 1- - , , I n v , - n - 1 - 1 - ' HELLA? mCel0fLOI'l On October 9 1959 1n the Pltsldent s home the faculty of North Centlal Cll11Sl.1ll1 College folmally met the lust students ot the college TlllS receptlon w'1s made posslble by the gram ousness of Mls Alun Gatewood After 111 had been propel ly mtxoduced a IC lxeshment 1JCI'lOd followed 111 Wll1Cl1 the students had moxe oppoltunlty to get 'ncqullnted vxxth the ficulty Momka Stemeger our foreign student 15 recexved by lresxdent and Mrs Gatewood Oh boy! I won What in the wor1d's going on? oacfurea ila All of the elders, preachers, and visitors enjoyed hearing George Bailey speak at the Elder-Preacher Banquet. E. Claude Gardner speaks at Lecture- ship. The 1959 North Central Christian College Lecturesllip, held October ll through 15, carried the theme, Christian Education. Under the direction of Maurice Hall, lectures were held in the college chapel, college cafeteria, Rochester Church ol' Christ building, and the Rochester High School. There were approximately 25 speakers, including nine college presidents and deans. Mrs. Myrtle Overmeyer taught the ladies' classes. This was the second lectureship of North Central Christian College, but it was during this that the lormal opening of the school occurred. There was a total attendance of over 5,000 peo- ple, the highest for one night being 800. Did you get the pitch? 0l l'lfl6lf Oioeneng The 101111211 Opelllllg ol N01 th Lenn 1l f..l11lSllclI'l College was lcl 111 the lROCl1C,SlLl I-Iwh School Rochester hl1Cl1lg'lIl, on 1C5Cl'ly OctobC1 15 1959 'Ihe prog111n1 Cll'llllI1dIl was Dean Lumen P'll111Ll The N01 th nu ll C.hr1st111n College A Cappella C,1llO1llS LlllClCl the dnec mn ol F1 cd AlLhlI1ClCY s1nv thlee selectlonb WClC0lT1ll1g speeches 1e nvcn the colleve bv lL1J1'CSC.lll ll1X es I1 om the congregfmons lee Lury GllIlLll spoke on behlll ol the student body Cx LbSlllg 1t5 elpprccmtlon Lo 'lll who COl1lll1lJlllCd 111 'lfly w'1y to 1Le N01 tl1 Centl 11 Lllflblllfl College posslblc OLhe1 speecheh ze gwen by VVheelex Utlcy Qllellllll 111 Bond ol Txustees CC, Plcslelent Oils Cateuood md D1 Geoxge S Benson esulent ol Hilfllllg Collefve XVIII Ld XV ll1Cl1 lnonouncecl the l'ICClICl.l0I'l ,wg l , T . ' - ' - ' 1 -2 ' -' 'f 1 1 x ' - 1. ,. D I 3 , 1 .K . 1 E L y ', n I -l A ' 1 ' ' 2 ' 1 V. ' 1 1 -2 ' ' . ', ' , Y, . , : ' - y . ' . , w UZ ,L 5 .n . . ,I the Churclm ol Clll'lSf and thc Rochester c1ll2lITl'lJCl' ol Com- A 1 - 1 .I 1 2 f ' .. .1 1 , ,, Al' ' l ' ' e ' ' Q -' 'l z c . , '. - ' -C ' 1- Z ' -.1 t h - .1 ,1- 11 1 - 1 . 1 1- 1 - , ' . - I , Z 1 - - - 11k-y , ' .' 1 1 , 1 '. I ' -- 1. A - , f z - 5-. f' T fr- :' - . ridfmad parcwle I I l ' Xp ,Q North Central Christian College entered in local activities during the Christmas season by building a float for the Rochester Annual Christmas Parade. Under the direction ol Miss Eva Thompson, the student body constructed a large sleigh, the body of which was gold, the runners and trimnung in white, and NCCC in white against the gold background. The efforts of the students were amply rewarded as the school was presented a trophy of Honorable Mention by the city of Rochester. .gce .szafing .AJ V I .12 4-' . ,, -, 152355 H - -1151.5 wk? X X ,. A Well, how is the ice today? ffplease d0n'g hit me again, Col I I , r' , Z?a4Lef5af The basketball team left to right in the first row: Greg Pugh Richard Meder Davld McKinney III, David Coleman. Second row: Robin Snapper Napper, jerry Burns B111 Kestly Aaron Davis and Harold Brazier. North Central Christian College Warriors have really proved themselves this season. VVithout the convenience of a campus gymnasium, where practice could be held everyday, the basketball team has won the majority of their games. The score tabulations are as follows: NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC NCCC ---------- 31 ---- --- 49 ---- ----- 70 ---- --- 45 ---- --- 47 ---- --- 21 ---- --- 48 33 ---- . .... 20 ---- --- 44 Ford Avenue --- --- 52 Hazel Park --- --- 33 Royal Oak ..... --- 49 Birmingham ---- --- 21 Birmingham --- --- 34 Ford Avenue --- --- 36 Royal Oak,--- --- 50 Hazel Park --- --- 25 Strathmoor --- --- 31 Strathmoor --- --- 64 Oh, Sylvia! 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' V 13-, , if . ,, in 1 9' Uaknfine ueen Dona M ax B1 uce O11 Igblumy 9 1900, IH the P1L51dCI1lb home, the studun body ot N01 Lh C,c11L111l C,h11st1.111 Lollum PILSLHLLLI 1 X L1lL11t111L s Party Both studpnta .md laculty mug pmscut md LOOL 11.111 111 the icsuvxues soma had PILVIOUSIV p1Lp.11ed to do so .md so1111 chd so vcly IITIPI omptu Gdtcwoocl Hu COLIIL mcludcd bully C1055 Dw111m1 I-Ioxmrcl Lllllll Klncack, and lXI.11tha Phelps XLLL1 thu 13111 ty, .md 111111 Pxcsxdgm Gutuxooda pe111115s1o11 che LILCH hu COLIII .md than escoxts wcm out to L lt, d1b1Lg211Li mv Lhc P1'CWf.1l1l11g mom stoxm AIKOQLIITLI LNCIYODC l11d 1 velv L11Joy1blQ evcnmg .7 ' 1 ' -1 ' -'- 'f ' 1 -1 11-,. 1 1 ,ff 1 ' 1'- . D K . L . I , 1 . . . . , ,A ,.., 2 A . ., . Dona Mai Bruce was crowned V21lCllli11C,S Queen by President f 1 I s 1 - - J ' 1 - - ' - -I-, rv 1 v' y 2 1 , A ., . 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M ,l -1-, - r ffm- 3 A. , Egg, ,mv ,vm sw , sn , me 21 as 1 - ig, sas: H isis? iiswdff f , , ill ' -is fo p Lh . ll, 66010146 1 I , H wav ' i ,. fi Q V l , A FRED ALEXANDER Music Director The North Central Christian A Cappella Chorus was organized at the of the Fall Semester, 1959, under the direction of Fred Alexander. 'l'he Chorus with 25 mcmhers and has grown within a few short months to 31 members rel ing eight states and one foreign country. Frequent appearances of the Chorus are always received with enthusiastic appree The Chorus made its first puhlic appearance at the 1959 NCCC Lectureship, During the 1960 school 'ear the Chorus has made numerous a J iearances in Michifan, Ohio, and li 4 . . .. , - S v . . 'I he remainder of the school year will lmd the Chorus making appearances in Michigan, l and lfllisconsin. One of the highlights of Choral activity centers around a l5-minute radio gram hroadcast over one of the local stations in the Detroit area. 'lhe Chorus is making for the Jerformance of relifious son s in several different foreifn lan ua res. E, S B S is lt is true that the Clrorus and other vocal groups prohahly require more year-round from students than most other campus actixitics. It is also true that few, if any, activities are more richly rewarding in terms oi' fellowship and healthful recreation, the 1: gratification that comes from the peformance of hoth spiritual and secular music heh preciative audiences, and the frequent opportunities to serve North Central Christian and the Churches of Christ. sm X. we-I I 1 . v fi ,V SEXTETTES The Girl's Sextettes consist of twelve girls selected from the alto and soprano sections of the Chorus. The members include: Sopranos: Sylvia Eisenmann, Betty Ann Cross, and Carolyn Bright. Altos: Martha Phelps, Linda Kincade, and Dwinna Howard. QUARTET The Men's Quartet is composed of four members from within the A Cappella Chorus. Its repertoire consists af both religious and secular music. The members of the quartet are: David Coleman, I Tenor: Harold Brazier, II Tenor: Harlan Huckaba, Baritone: and Rodney Grantham, Bass. OCTET Left to right: Harlan Huckaba, David Coleman, Dona Mai Bruce, Sylvia Eisenmann, Linda Kincacle, Rodney Grantham, and Leonard Blake. This octet was select- ed from the A Cappella Chorus to represent the chorus whenever it is not possible for the entire chorus to appear. The octet is also used as a special feature on various chorus programs. Sopranos: Nancy Templeton, Susan Sturdivant, and Kathy Postlewait. Altos: Bernice Joyce, Mary Lou Smart, and Wilma Schmudlach. i H H V' Hi wh L, . Mi legal Omega onor Sociefy f 41 . DONA MAI BRUCE Secretary ggilwq F , N l II I fill' Hug IIE LARRY GENE LESLIE DVVINNA HOWARD Presxdent WILMA SCHMUDLACH Ban 6 Lrif MARY LOU SMART .gztclenf Gounci Y -231 , e 'jj , -il 2- .1 ,, E K - ,hy Our Student Council is pictured left to right in the first row: Aaron Davis, Treasurerg Sylvia Eisenmann, Secretary: Tom Lewis, Presidentg Rodney Grantham, Vice-President. Back row: Charles Hall, Boys' Dorm Representativeg Mary Lou Smart, Girls' Dorm Representative: james Hall, Day Students' Representative. r V2 5 N Q . J . Q . We were very proud of the Student Council who presented the Fatal Quest i, l X our first dramatic production of the year. A tragedy, of course. 1 rf The bell rings to open the third act. 156110 86 0l lfl,l'l'L ,ew DISCIPLES FORUM The fxrst orgamzatxon to be formed at North Central Chrlstxan Col lege was the Dlscxples Forum jerry Burns was selected to head thxs group as 1ts presxclent Other offtcers are Leonard Blake, Vrce Presx dent, and Dona Max Bruce, Secretary '-1l1lS group has as nts purpose the encouragement and trammg of 1ts membexs for better SCIVICC to the church throughout thexr hvcs The meetmgs of the DISCIPICB Forum mclude speeches on pertment subjects and planntng of projects carrled on by the orgamzatron 43126 onned lu Ckridf .x40!e6aAoi Left Lo Right: Tom Lewis, Jerry Burns, Pete Cox-Vice-President, Ronald Laughery--Presi dent, Rodney Grantham, Charles Hall. Not pictured: Larry Daughety-Secretary-Treasurer. poncho .gafion Harlan Huclxaba D2lV1Ll Coleman and JCIIY Burns preparmg for a broadcast urer are the offxcem of the flrst NCCC Sk1 Club Other members help form the wonderful and excxtmg club ' 'I l X , I 'Q I . I L Lt jerry Burns-President, David Coleman-Vice President, and Dwimxa Howard-Secretary-Treas- , . . ' ' jofem 1904 5? Editor 1n Chief Busxness Manager Assxstant Ed1lOl' Assxstant Business Manager Acuvmes Edltor Art lldltor Harold Brazxer james Hall Larry Daughety Lay Out Ed1tor Betty Cross Lxterary Ld1l01' Dona Mat Bruce Photographer Larry Leshe Sponsor Robert Waggoner Martha Phelps Student Research Edltor Joan Counsell Dwmna Howard Harlan Huckaba In JAMES L HALL HAROLD BRAZIER BUSINESS MANAGER EDITOR Cl, Asslstant Business-Mahagen Ron Laughery Sponsor ..... -fred Alexander J ,S ' 770,44 SW .Siaff JERRY M7. BURNS SCHOOL PAPER The following students have been chosen for the staff of our first school paper, NORTH STAR, for the school year 1959-60: jerry Burns, littitorg Linda Kincade, Associate Editorp Harlan Huck- aha, Religious litlitorg Dona Mai Bruce, Feature Editorg joan Counsell, Social Editorg Elaine Carlson, Art litlitorg Martha Phelps, Circulation Etlitorg Dwinna Howard, Assistant Circulation Editorg Larry Leslie, Photographerg David Coleman, Business Manager, Susan Webster, Assistant Business Managerg Betty Cross, Writer Sc Typistg Mary Lou Smart, Typist: Susan Sturdivant, Typist. The faculty advisors are Professors Doyle F. Earwood and Morris M. Womack. The lvelfare Committee meets regularly to plan for better student welfare, conditions, to promote and plan for wholesome student activities, and set forth a basic and positive program for proper campus living. Left to Right: Doyle Earwood. 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'I'otcm Pole: Cillurusg Bnskelhn CAROLYN BRIGHT Royal Oak Kimball High School Royal Oak, Michigan Chorus: Ski Clllli. GERALDINE BROCK Allen Park High School Allen Park, Michigan Girls Club. DONA MAI BRUCE Montague Senior High School Montague, Michigan Feature Editor, North Starg Literary Editor, 'l'o- tem Poleg Secretary-Treasurer, Disciples' Forumg Girls Club: Valentine Queen: Chorus: Octet: Sec- retary, Psi Delta Omega Honor Society. JERRY W. BURNS Mars Hill Bible School Florence, Alabama us: jr. Associates Advisory Board. Editor, North Stztrg Prcsident, Disciples' Forumg Adelphoig President, Ski Cluhg Bztskethallg Chor- R -r fi' Q Rochester High School Rochester, Michigan Artist. North Star: Ski Club. JOAN COUNSELL Bl1'11lll'lgl12llll High School H U Birmillham, Michigan I Social Editor, North Starg Disciples' Foruuig Sec- ' retary, Girls Cluhg Chorusg Student Research . W if Editor, Totem Pole. ELAINE CARLSON DAVID 0. COLEMAN Waterloo Grant Township High School Hlaterloo, Indiana Business Manager, North Starg Vice-President Ski Clubg Basketball: Disciples' Forum: Chorus, Quartetg Octet. RONALD BLAKL COX Ponuac Hlgll School Ponlnc NllClllg'lIl Dxspxcles Forum Vnce Presldent Adelpho1 Chorus ISITIX XXX CROSS Roywl Oak Dondero High School Royil Oak MlCh1gHH Head Typlst Nomth Snr Vwlenunc, Ouecns Courl Opermon 10 Cl101llS Sextet Dl5C113lC'i Forum Glfl9 Club Guls Represeutitne Chm us Orv'1n171t1on Fchtor Totem Pole GE' JAMES CROSSLIN Rochester Hxgh School Rochester M1ch1g'1n T -1' 1 , . , , LMI L , I J , ' , , ' A I . , 1 , 1 Vi ' . ' 7 4 '. 7 ' . ' , . , 1 ' . 1 ' .3 U. .. u , . 2-'sy n 'M E: I1 , 5,1-, n 1552'- ' 352 1 ' 1' mia :V 5 we A , , I LARRY DAUGH li'l'Y t1rowIcy's Riclgc Academy Pnrzigoulcl. Arkansas Chorusg Secretary-'lrcaisnrcr, Aclclplioig Assistant liclilor. Totem Pole. AARON DAVIS Central High School Dclroil, Michigan ilil'C1lSlll'Cl', Sulclcnl Cionnztilg Captain. liaisla SYLVIA EISENMANN Great Lakes Christian College Bcamsville, Ontario, Cznizulu Secretary, Stuclcnt Clouncilg Disciples' lforum: Girls Club: Chorus: Octclg SCXlCl1 Ski Clnh. ROBERT EVERli'l l Pontiac High School Pontiac. Michigan 'TIMOTHY A. FOLMER Roseville High School Roseville. Michigan Chornsg Disciples' Forumg Adelphoig XVNCC. ED FOS'l'l'1R Rochester High School Rochester, Michigan RODNEY L. GRAN'l'l-IAM C21'uwl'm'clsvillc High School Cl'2lWf0l'liSX'iiiC. Imlizmn Disciples' l'i0l'llllII Vicc'I'rcsiclcnl, Sluxlcnl Coun- cilg fiil0l'llS1 QIIZIYICIZ 04101: -Ir. .Xssociulcs Afl- visory Bozlrd. LARRX GRI!!! I I Idum Danby High School Dguoil ix'flCillg'lIl C hnrus CHAR! FS H KLI K hukey High School Xddplmi Boys Dorm llepiuuilllng SllHlLl1l Counul lhsketlnll Nh Worth fLl1l1li r - 7 i A . y . . Z I 1 . ' Detroit, Michigan I i ': 'Q K u -mtv: 1 l 'x. . i I I 1Q1 .. If-1. Pontia Pontizi NVNCCC JAMES L, HALL Harding Academy Memphis, Tennessee Business Manager, Totem Poleg Charus, Boys Representativeg Day Student Representative. Stu- dent Council: Operation 10. ROY HOFMEISTIQR c Senior High School e, Michigan X. in DYVINNA HONVARD Mackenzie High School Detroit, Michigan Assistant Circulation Manager, North Star: At:- livitics 1-lditor, Totem Poleg Chorusg Sextetg Sec- tury, Ski Cluh: Girls Cluhg Valentine Qucen's Court: Psi Delta Omega: Honor Society. DeVilhiss High School Toledo. Ohio Religious Eclilor, North Star: ArL and Design liclitor, Disciples' Forum: Aclclphoig Quartet: Octclg XVNCC. Pon Huron High School l'ort Huron, 'Michigan HARLAN L. HUCKABA Totem Polcg President, Chorusg Ski Cluhg ISA R ISA RA H l I F lf ' Soulheaslern I-Iigh School ' Detroit, Michigan ' Chorusg Disciples' Forunig Girls Club MARIAN BERNICE JOYCE Chorus. Vice-President. Girls Cilnh. Sextetg Ski Cluh. LINDA JEAN KINCADL1 Wvest Rockford High School Rockford, Illinois Associate Editor, North Starg Chorus, Octet: Sextetg Girls Cluhg Valentine Queen's Courtg Disciples' Forum. BILL KESTLY Central Catholic High School Fort VVz1yne, Indiana Sports Editor. North Star: Basketball ROGER KNAPI' Rochester High School Rochester, Michigan JANIE LAUGHERY Farmington High School Farmington, West Virginia Chorus. RONALD D. LAUGHERY Fort Frye High School Canton, Ohio Chorus: President, Adelphoig Associate Business Manager, Totem Pole. DON LEE Freeport Senior High School Freeport, Illinois Chorus. .-Xliilene Christian High School Abilene, Texas President, Student Council: Disciples' lfnrunig Sl-ai Ciluhg Amlelphui. LARRY GENE LESLIE Royei-ton High School Muncie. Indiana l'l1otogmpl1er, NCCC.Zg Pliotogrnpher. Totem Puleg l'l1otogrnpl1er, North Starg Disciples' Fur- umg Operation 10: Chief Electronics Technician. XVNCC3 Presidem, Psi Delta Omega Honor So- ciety: Chorus. TOM LEWIS WALLICE MAYS Hauling College Searcy. Arkansas i,Ollli1lC Scnim' High Sflioul Pontiac. Xlirhigam 'linylor Ccnlcr High School 'Taylor Center. Michigan Bzlskcthzxli. HARVEY MC CLURIE DAVID XV.'X1.'i'ER MCKINNIZY Ill Clzlss Tech. High School Dclroil, Michigan Bzlskcllmll. RICHARD l'. MIEDICR w PHYLLIS D. MENDEI. Ottawa Hills High School Angola, Indiana Girls Club. ROBIN S. NAPPER Fenton High School Fenton. Michigan MARTHA PI-IELPS Lowrey High School Dearborn, Michigan Circulation Manager, North Star: Associate Busi ness Manager, Totem Pole: Cirls Cluhg Chorus Sextetg Octelg Disciples' Iforumg Ski Cluh: Sec rctary, Chorus: Valentine Queens Court. KATHIE MARIE POSTLETHVVAYI' Bentley High School Livonia, Michigan Reporter, Girls' Cluhg Dispicles' Forum: Chorus. GREG PUGH Lincoln Park High School Lincoln Park, Michigan Basketball, VVILMA l'. SCHMUDLACH Madison East High School Madison, Wisconsin President, Girls Club: Disciples' Forumg Chorus: Sextelg Miss Norcentrag Psi Delta Omega Honor Society: VVrilcr, North Star. MARY LOU SMART Port Huron High School l'ort Huron, Michigan Girls Clubg Disciples' Forumg Student Council Psi Delta Omega Honor Society. MONIKA STEINIGRR Clarendon Park School Port Elizabeth, South Africa Clhorusg Disciples' Forum: Girls Club. SUSAN S'l'URDlVAN'l' Hazel Park High School Hazel Park, Michigan Chorusg Disciples' Forumg Typist, North Star: Sexlct: OPERATION 103 Girls' Club. NANCY TEMPLETON High School of Commerce Detroit, Michigan Mistress of the House, Girls Club: Disciples' Forum: Chorus: Sextet. Chaclsey High School Detroit, Michigan SUSAN WEBSTER Pontiac Central High School Pontiac, Michigan Assistant Business Manager, North Star: Ski Club. PAMEILIA R. W Girls Club: Disciples' Forum. ANEK 'EZEQEE , ig in in ui in - 1 B :NS Q52 ww, ME ampufs .Slabs O.K., Tom, take ten! 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Dodge Dari'-Dodge Chrysler-Imperial Dodge Truclcs IOOI Norfh Main OL 2-9I Il We cledicafe ourselves 'Io honesfy and fair dealings, Ray 8: Lea Q440 ' QIQ 'TA 1 gp rf 'H siclenf Mrs. Fo vc' A lsf Wce Hes.f'XvsA.Ki Hon Zsf Wee Pres. mrs Dcarlvv' S C. ax- Kerr e vei I-Eefsuregwn v?1Li-Yffelch is orinn rs . aslzi s 0 7 Re,,0,+e.-m,5.A.A LLE1 f 1 QM QQ Write today to DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY, ARKANSAS Mare Ulf! in HARDING Congratulations, graduates! You have made a good start, but this is no time to stop. You owe it to yourself, your parents, your friends, and your Maker to continue your education in a fruitful Christian climate. At Harding, you will find both edu- cational and spiritual advantages. Fully accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for bach- eIor's degrees with maiors in 22 areas, and for the master of arts degree in education, Harding also offers pre-professional train- ing in highly specialized fields. 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