Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Boll Holt Hamlineis answer to power politics lay almost singu- larly on the rounding shoulders of Bob Holt, the ambi- tious little man who might well be called father of the All-College-Council. In between his effortless Ais this Phi Delt psychologist has fast-talked in many languages his way through four productive years that shall be locally immortal in terms of things done. With a com- bination of optimum eiiiciency and faith in his own ability Bob has labored on levels far remote from the average Piper. His plane of concentration has carried him to Rome and back; his grade of academic industry has projected him to the head of his Hamline class. Vic Vriesen One of the most perpetual higher-ups on our campus, Vic Vriesen, faculty favorite and friend of the fence, has employed Hamlineis proving grounds to the tune of an en- viable four year success. With his quiet administrative magic Vic has found his way to the top of both religious and gov- ernmental circles where his pursuit of propitiation has gen- erally established him as an effective coordinator. This, his senior year, has perhaps been the biggest for this son of AEX for it has seen him take on the most responsible campus job, the ACC chairmanship, and meet its challenge in a thorough manner. Gavels are not the exclusive properties in his personal arsenal however, for Vic wields a trombone or camera With the same experienced prowess . . . needless to say, much to the avail of these Vriesen-graced departments.

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WALTER KENYON BERTIE HAWKINS RUTH SULLIVAN ORLIN ANDERSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Math and Physics . .. KENT BRACEWELL NORMAN ALBRECHT WILLIAM CULMER A.B., M.S., PAD. B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. Chemistry . . . r PERRY MOORE HENRY RICHTER HORTENSE DEINARD MARGARET KOHLASE B.S., M.s., Pb.D. B.S., M.s., PhD. B.S., M.S. B.A. Musw . . . Religion . . . 800ml Solenoes . . . N atural Smenoes . .. JENNY CULLEN JOHN CHAMBERLAIN LAIRD ANDERSON RALPH ANDES B.A., B.D. B.A. B.S., PAD. JAMES GREGG KYLE HASELDEN EVA BAVOLAK MARTIN FRIBERG B.A., B.D. B.S., M.A. B.Ed. WALDEMAR LINDER BM. HENRY LEWIS CLARA BRYAN JOHN NEIHART B.S., S.T.B. Pb.B., 13.3. 13.3. ROBERT NORTHENS- COLD RABBI ALBERT MINDA GEORGE KING MARTY ROSSINI B.S. A.B., D.D. LL.B. B.S.

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Manor House Council MONSON, Knvsn, TROST, NANKERVIS, PIERCE, HOMMEDAHI., FISHER, SCHMIDT, sts MERT ROSSEL, BESSER, Mlss ACKERMAN, STEINGAS. Lois Besser For proof that big wheels run quiet- ly, take note of unassuming Lois Bes- ser, who early in her college career h found herself rolling toward campus leadership. In four years at Hamline, . Bess has shouldered everything from a Drew House Councnl pair of skis to the Manor House pres- idency with the same effortless ease. KASLOW, MR. CARLSON, NESBIT, WOLFARTH, CHRISTIANSON, DR. HOLST ALLEN, COONEY, VAIL, H Her success is seen in her smile. 16