Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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'fseirzxf-v L--- . gl Q AL,V T f W., , K 1 ii 6 ff Firsi row, Eleanor Carter, Virginia VanDervoorT, Glenna Perrin, Firsf row, Doug Kielmeyer, Deane Manbeck, Everett Hickman, Bill Polly Granger. Second row, Laurel Koehler, Joan Hanson, Jonei Paukerf, Glen Orson. Second row: George Heger, Salodius Lindsfrom, Mary Kay VonSTone, Marolyn Hommedahl, Rosalyn Hicks, Jay Anderson, Bob Gussner, Craig Allen. Johnson, Pai Fhillipson, Barbara Gresham. Third row, Lois Hayes, Peggy Kitt, Marilyn Martyn, Helen Hariwick, Mary Schmid, Sharon Sass, Joy Scufher, Gwen VonVVald. Af piano, Morris Grover. Standing, Vern Siane, Dick Panek, Bryce Miller, Dave Tate, Dick Nordin, Morten Olson, Merv Henning, Earl Vxfillford, Maurice Pedersen. Page Twenty-seven

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'VE At right: First row, Shirley Rhodes, Ardis Niemann, Sue Anagnost. Second row, Jewell Bockwitz, Martha Beniamin, Lolita Schmidt, Mary Bittner, Thalia Anthony. Third row, Bonnie Danielson, Evelyn Anderson, Eloise Bucholz, Helen Bell, Right corner: First row, Helen Miller, Nancy Wilcls, LaVerne Neudahl, Marilyn Knox. Second row, Jean Pascoe, Marian Drost, Berniece Roth, Gerry Olson, Donna Steingas, Isabel Rite, JoAnn Neil. Third rcw, Martha Finch, Mona Matson, Barbara Olson, Doris Stocking. Fourth row, Dave Boobar, Dick Coombs, Bill Balfour, Dick Shipe. At bottom: First row, JoAnn Bloomdahl, Marilyn Brace- well. Second row, Corrine Bauer, Shirley Swenson, Marilyn Benson, Helen Turnbloom, Jake Coombs. Page twenty-six SOPHOMCRE CLASS Traditionally the pep and spirit at any campus, this class, as tar as individuals are concerned, is indeed not an exception. Hold- ing the most spiritedly contested ot all the class elections the sophomores chose Al Mur- onaka president, Shirley Swenson vice presi- dent, and Helen Turnbloorn secretary. Show- ing promise as one at the most enthusiastic ot Hamline classes, the sophomores should roll up quite an impressive record before the next two years have passed. ,ww fasmrfmi

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'ws Draw lex, puma- 3535? 5 FRESHMAN CLASS Claiming The disTincTion of graduaTing aT The close of l-lamline's cenTennial year, The Class of i954 will be remem- bered, iT only Tor ThaT reason. There are, however a number of oTher excuses Tor The hisTory books of Hamline To Take noTe oT This year's freshman class. Among The mosT prominanT commenTs will probably be Thai They were robbed by The draTT . AT any raTe, Those who survive The naTional emer- gency will doubTless look back on Their graduaTion vviTh an added Thrill. Assuming from The sTarT which has already been made, Their senior year aT Hamline should hold experiences oT which oTher graduaTing classes can be jealous. Page Twenty-eight Faiih Abel. Q fl V .. if T V AT left above: Firsf row, Jim Belisle, Richard Enquisi Jay Asperstrand, Bob Johnsian, Gilbert Whitson, Russell Braun Second row, Ronald Nienaber, Ted Solomon, Bill Danger Rex Horlocher, Jack Thompson, James Heley, Jim Smith. Third row Charles Yerigan, Bob Pearson, Rollo Black, Wayne Sieele Robert Dirks, John Eddy, Vince Sadilek, Charles McPherson T Dale Hendrickson. AT left below: Firsf row, Vern Asplund John Majors, Rufh Anderson, Marlys Robson, Louis Barkemeyer Maureen Nygaard, Naisue Takemofo, Jo RemsTer. Second row Jeannine Baker, Mary Timm, Connie Brainerd, Mark FawceiT Don Klaras, Les Curiis, Janice Chapman, Els'e O'Connor Mae Ellen Mason, Tashiko Tsudaka, Donna Mark. Below Leona l-laering, Ann Chesley, Clara Jacobson, l-larriei FosTer Jean Golfz, Jean AshTon, Tharen Jones, Ardyce Perry, Beverly Ger lach, Pai Lembke, Mary Jensen, Verna Carey, Twyla Becker Joan Zimmerman, EdiTh Hueife, Norma Beyl, Barbara Hall