LINER 1960 S Editor .......... Assistant Editor. . . Photography. Business Manager. . . Staff Circulation Manager ...... , Q Dedication ............... Faculty and Administration .... Organizations Fine Arts .... Nurses and Graduates. . . Cover ...... Typists . . . Phyllis Grosse Dave Johnson Dan Bodley Jan Rowlee Jim Ervin Jim Robinson L. Ann Stokes Jan Putz Dave Johnson Wendy Stone Elaine Frevert Marge Bergman Julie Johnson Linda Smith Marge Bergman Jan Putz Elaine Frevert Wendy Stone Dedication ...... Contents Faculty and Administration .... Residences ...... Organizations Fine Arts .... Sports ...... Campus Life ..... Nurses ...... Graduates. . . Index ..... .- Mi' , ,,J,.,r., M, C ' , : -,V L. 4 , f f Wax mf ww u xi 1 jf Dedication Dr. George Ball A student pauses on a vast sandy shore To pick up one minute crystal. He examines it and finds it more truly beautiful Than a diamond. He puts it into his pocket And it is his. Each day he is able to gaze at it and to know what beauty is Then he dropped it And watched it wash back into the sea. But he could not forget the crystal. Whenever the world became too ugly to bear, The student could always think of the crystal, And know that there was still transcendence. The same student once knew a man Who eminated the validity of human love. He knew the man for only a relatively short period of time. And when the man left and was caught up in the vastness Of humanity, The student did not forget him. And everytime life became impossbile And the actions of men seemed unbearable, The student remembered the one man so Capable of generosity, sensitivity, kindness and spirit. And the student knew that life was meaningful. VX. Wig ' Y S , 1 N 0LIl MAI ...M X ,br-k, 'N N 4 ....-1 FACULTY AND AIIMINISTRATIUN Deans CHARLES R. WIMMER Dean of the University and Profes- sor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1932 Cin- cinnati, Hamline since 1947. DONALD SWANSON Dean of Students and Professors of Psychology, Ph.D., 1934, University of Iowa, Hamline since 1936. BARBARA MERTZ Dean of Women and Associate Dean of Students, M.A., 1934, Syracuse University, Hamline since 1949. DAPHNE A. ROLFE Dean and Professor of School of Nursing, M.A., 1950, Teachers Col- lege, Columbia, Hamline since 1952. 1 9 Administration LARRY ANDERSON Director of News Bureau, B.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota, 1950, Ham- line since 1957. JAMES GRESHAM Admissions Counselor 10 EULIN DALE Head Resident of Manor House B.Ed., 1935, Southern Illinois Uni- versity Hamline since 1955. MYRLE BACKSTROM Assistant to the Business Manager, Hamline since 1924. CHET LACY Assistant to the President, Hamline since 1954. BENJAMIN LEWIS Librarian, Ph.D., 1956, University of Michigan, Hamline since 1955. PAUL SMAAGAARD Admissions Counselor, Hamline since 1959. H. V. NEECE Business Manager, M.S., 1940, Ok- lahoma State University, Ham- line since 1956. DEAN TRAMPE Director of Admissions, B.S., 1951, Hamline University, Hamline since 1953. ELIZABETH SIBBALD Director of Student Placement Hamline since 1950. ARTHUR WILLIAMSON Registrar, Professor of History, Ph.D., 1927, University of Iowa, Hamline since 1922. ll I Facult GARY ANDERSON Instructor in Mathematics, M.A., 1958, University of Nebraska, Hamline since 1958. ROGER AHLMAN Swimming Coach, B.S., 1950, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Hamline since 1952. MARJORIE BRIGGS Artist in Residence and Head of Piano Department, M.A., 1947, Hamline University, Hamline since 1942. 12 R. G. BUEHLER Professor of English, Ph.D., Har- vard. 5-.,,.- ' MARIE BERG Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1934 University of Heidel- berg, Hamline since 1951. JOHN BYSTROM Assistant Professor of Speech, M.A University ot Minnesota. JAMES R. CARLSON Assistant Professor of Speech and Dramatics. GABRIEL CAZELL Professor of Economics and Chair- man of Department of Economics, Ph.D., 1950, University of Minne- sota, Hamline since 1958. LELAND COOPER Assistant Professor of Sociology, M.A., 1948, University of Minne- sota, Hamline since 1944. THURMAN COSS Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy, Ph.D., 1957, Drew Uni- versity, Hamline since 1953. VERONICA FROM Instructor of modern languages, M.A., 1950, University of Minne- sota, Hamline since 1956. RUSSELL HARRIS Professor of Music, M. Mus. 1940, University of Michigan, Hamline since 1945. WALTER FLEMING Professor of Mathematics, Ph.D. 1949, University of Minnesota Hamline since 1957. CHARLES W. HARWELL Instructor in English, Danforth Semi nary Intern, B.A., 1956 Trinity Uni versity, Hamline since 1958. THOMAS HOWITZ Instructor of Mathematics, M.S., 1958, University of North Dakota, Hamline since 1958. J. W. HUTTON Director of Athletics and Professor of Health and Physical Education. 14 ROY JOHNSON Instructor ot Music, M. Mus., 1954, University of Illinois Hamline since 1956. HARRIET KELLNER Instructor in Biology, B.S., 1955, University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch, Hamline since 1958. WALTER KENYAN Professor of Biology, Ph.D., 1924, University of Wisconsin, Hamline since 1924. SCOTT JOHNSTON Professor of Political Science, Ph.D., University of Minnesota. DOROTHY MCGHEE Professor and Chairman of Modern Languages, B.A. University of Min- nesota, M.A. University of Minne- sota, Graduate Certificate, Univer- sity of Paris, Ph.D. Paris and Ohio State Universities, Special study in Spain, Italy, Germany, and Latin America. RICHARD MARSH Assistant Professor of History and Humanities, Ph.D., 1957, University of Minnesota, Hamline since 1950. I. it I CHARLES MOYER Instructor in English, Ph.D., 1959, University of Kansas., Hamline since 1959. CLARENCE NELSON Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education. M.Ed., 1939, University of Minnesota, Hamline since 1946. DAVID M. PLETCHER Associate Professor of History, Ph.D., University of Chicago. OLAF RUNQUIST Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., 1956, University of Minne- sota, Hamline since 1957. PATRICIA PATERSON Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education, M.A., University of Minnesota. Hu' A '93 2 I it ff ROBERT RUTFORD Football and Track coach, B.A., 1954, University of Minnesota, Hamline since 1958. WILLIAM STUCKEY Instructor in English, Ph.D., 1959, Washington University, St. Louis, Hamline since 1958. RUTH SULLIVAN Assistant Professor of Biology, M.A. 1931, University of Minnesota, Hamline since 1945. 16 GEORGE VANE Assistant Professor of English, Ph.D., 1958, University of Minnesota, Hamline since 1948. GLADYS WEST Instructor in Voice, M.A., 1958, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Hamline since 1958. HELEN WOODS Instructor in Secretarial Studies, M.A.', 1957, University of Minne- sota, Hamline since 1953. DALE VARBERG Assistant Professor of Mathematics MA., 1957, University of Minnesota Hamline since 1958. RESIDENCES Manor House and Sorin Residents Q7 C7 row 1: R. Gonzenboch, N. Lowe, S. McKenzie. row 2: P. Woesfhoff, M. Kuehn, P. Carter, S. Anderson, S. Jenfink. row 3: E. Todd, J. E. Friedlund, M. Skofte, M. Sheldon, D. Dongers, M. Kosfe, B. Lippmonn, M. Foss. 1 xx Y 7 2-I J row 1: L. Lippmonn, J. Veeder, J. Shafer. row 2: J. L. Friedlund, M. Loromy, K. R. Johnson, L. Olson, G. Goff. row 3: L. Hutchins, S. Sollberg, A. Hofmeister, J. Corpenfer, G. Grove, D, Goehring, A. Porrish, A. Stokes, J. Kruse, L. Oelfke, G. Immer. 1 3 1. 2 U row 1: E. Carlson, P. Easland. row 2: P. Christilaw, M. Austin, M. Molenaar, S. McPher son, A. DeCourcy. row 3: M. Ginn, M. McColgin, M. Monson, A. Baldwin, J. Rowlee. T3 Q7 C2 X17 row 1: A. Gaylord, J. Kirchner. row 2: J. Mead, T. Elliott, M. Alderson, S. Hruby, B Haugland. row 3: E. Shamash, J. Swanson, H. Dahl, S. Achterkirch, G. Larson. as I '1 row 'I: S. Carlson, E. DeJarlais. row 2: A. Bakko, J. Swanf, D. Marlin, C. Laudon, J. Putz. row 3: P. Ernst, A. Hfel, D. Halle-rung, C. Curry, M. Parrish, M. L. Marren. L I . , L.- - - 4 ' l . A .rxsf ,V Q, 'N '- ,, V. I' L J - row 'I: A. Rifzenthcler, R. Piper. row 2: J. Vollmer, K. Anderson, S. Taylor, L. Malmsirom, J. Stallknecht. row 3: J. Denny, J. Anderson, J. Chapman, M. Weinmann. row 1: R. Johnson, K. Femrite. row 2: B. Ranger, J. Sprenger, S. Johnson, J. Splinter, J Collischan. row 3: E. Ulman, L. Grant, M. Atfeldt, M. Grohe, J. Sturm. row 1: P. Long, D. MacMillan, J. Clay. row 2: M. Tarasar, S. Taylor, K. Moe Johnson, J. Soles, J. Dayton. row 3: J. Hulbert, M. Matz, M. Young, C. Gaustad, L. Hutchinson, P. Hedger. l 21 3 if if, ' . , .ZS - , 'JH if '. J 55' Q7 J 1' 9 ' 4 . I ' 4 fl-A p LR, fogfvifoaf. mm' elk it 'l K Q ' ' A 5 A e , . , , .X e Y . .fl ? vb. I X w l L J r 'Q i- 4 fl' ' . F6 ii , - eil, J I U row 'l: K. Mciryce Johnson, P. Wood, J. Schultz. row 2: J. Closen, J. Merritt, S. Heligos, K. Forsberg, D. Schroeder, R. Borkow. row 3: M. Livermore, L. Livermore, H. Swenson, A. Foncher, J. Fitzpotrick, L. Scherfenberg, C. Ewing, E. Cczhoon, J. Schmidt, J. Gobel, D. Groms. I . . 1- r row 1: C. Petrich, L. Mehlholt, D. Elliott, C. Terry. row 2: P. Herington, M. Jones, M Fuller, D. Erickson, M. Monz, S. Davies. row 3: J. Hixon, D. Mohler, D. Burke, S. Connol- Iey, R. Knodson, K. Krueger, P. Smith, C. Knutson, C. Kunz. Q l WP K Algl.. J' 3 row 1: G. Lowthian, M. Curtis, D. Anderson, A. Clarke. row 2: S. Rietmann, J. Belter, L. Thompson, P. Blanchard, S. Stearns, J. Goethmann. row 3: R. Knecht, R. Carter Tangren, V. Dahl, J. Breimhorst, P. Benson, E. Folkers, S. Stensrud. ,M. ? row 1: L. Lundstrom, K. Darlington, A. Aramori. row 2: K. Yost, V. Reclden, J. Loshusan, F. Olsen, P. Chapman, D. Westervelt, K. Rucleen. row 3: K. Goetzman, C. Kitchell, P. Roush, P. Wilson, M. Turner, S. Paulson, E. Becklin, C. Belden, A. Musehl. Drew Re idents row 1: W. Franzell, T. Copeland, D. Fox, J. Felt. row 2: M. Franfzick, D. Cunningham, L Anionsen, G. Bridgman, R. Burnison, M. Ellenbecker. row 3: R. Brown, J. Dirlcs, R. Elia- son, R. Frazee, R. Bysfrom, J. Cotton, D. Doggett. row 1: E. Monear, B. Jensen, S. Lundin. row 2: J. Harkness, C. Earhart, R. Lee, W. Maf- Thews, D. Ehlers, G. Olson. row 3: G. Miller, C. Johnson, D. Chok, J. Simon, L. Michael- son. row 1: C. Kraus, M. Sherburne, Jay Jensen. row 2: J. Hervey, D. Boom, D. Klemenr, E Jones, R. Kovacovich, B. Gilchrisf, N. Grier. row 3: R. Maas, G. Johnson, R. Kron, R Haug, J. Bauman. row 1: D. Ravnholf, R. Norsfed, J. Grande. row 2: T. Thompson, J. Marvin, K. Newberry, J. Monical, O. Morgan, R. Larsen, F. Marvin. row 3: C. Lenfz, K. McBroom, J. McNally, J. Merritt, Z. Kauls, W. Lau. HAH row 1: T. Steinhelber, P. Roloin, J. Olson. row 2: D. Peik, C. Pfeifer, B. Peterson, D. Robinson, K. Wright, R. Rawlings. row 3: R. Rose, L. Fridell, G. Ophoug, S. Reid. gi row T: D. Schultz, R. Schlcigel, R. Salmon. row 2: J. Snyder, D. Yon, T. Ellis, D. Whit- mon, W. Wilson, R. Whitman. row 3: D. Moronde, E. Ebner, G. Friclell, D. Springborg, J. Thomas, J. Soufferer, P. Schaefer, D. Johnson. fy RW Activities Board 1 row 1: G. Kerneghan, D. Kitchell, J. Putz, J. Sales, E. Cahoon. row 2: M. Mead, M. Mar- ren, L. Hutchinson, M. Parrish, C. Gaustad, J. Clay, J. Mead, G. lmmer. Not Present: L. Scherfenberg. ARW Rules and Policies Board row 1: S. Taylor, M. Tarasar, P. Christilaw, G. Goff, M. Alderson. row 2: W. Stone, J. Splinter, J. Kirchner, E. Folkers, C. Sedlacek, K. Yost, M. Ginn. ARW Standards and Services Board row 1: R. Johnson, C. Jirousek, J. Belief, M. Johnson. row 2: A. Morris, M. Kaste, B Ranger, S. Hruby, N. Lowe. Not Present: W. Waddell. Drew House Council 1 3' row 'Is R. Bysfrom, D. Johnson, W. Thompson, J. Fink, J. Bauman. row 2: J. Schuder, E. Monear, D. Springborg, C. Kraus, Jerry Jensen. row 3: B. Gilchrist, C. Wanous, R. Rawlings, D. Robinson, R. Lee. row 4: Jay Jensen, J. Thomas, R. Brown, T. Ellis, R. Hunter. lpha Phi Theta Social-Literary Society row 1: C. Schwartz, S. Achferkirch, P. Chrisfilaw, G. Goff. row 2: G. Immer, J. Lokken D. Burnson, A. Bakko, G. Larson, C. Erickson, B. Sales, K. Rodenkirchen. row 3: P Easland, J. Wilkerson, M. Austin, B. Jeske, M. Nelson, M. Strait, L. Erref, M. Phillips, J Shafer, K. Fladager, G. Aalbu, J. Johnson, J. Hageman. Alpha Rho Delta Service Society row 1: P. Kee, J. Perry, B. Abbott, S. McGinley, P. Carter, B. Brandly. row 2: K. Johnson, M. Jacobson, J. Crouch, G. Grove, G. Strange, J. Gagliardi, J. Carpenter, J. Cole. Nor Dir-hnrcml. R Trnufrnnn R ATIFIPFQFXD Epsilon Lambda Sigma Social-Literary Society row 'lz J. Pufz, W. Stone, J. Medhaug, E. Sykes, J. Kruse. row 2: A. Parrish, C. Loudon S. Bartz, M. Parrish, H. Hier, L. Oelfke, J. Friedlund, J. Sprenger, C. Rupp. row 3: C Sedlacek, M. Grobe, D. Hollerung, E. Lohn, L. Granf, P. Grosse, K. Pietila, C. Schroeder D. Henkins. row 4: J. Honebrink, J. Skildum, D. Marlin, M. Gustafson, M. Afleldr, E Freverf, A. Gaylord. Missing: G. Kerneghan, B. Faber, M. Bergman, J. Splinter. Philo Browning Social-Literary Society row 1: H. Dahl, J. Sturgeon, K. Wilson, K. Siallard, M. Kasfe, D. Freuclenberg. row 2: B Beck, S. McPherson, L. Hutchins, N. Sandberg, J. Mead, H. Grey, S. Jentink, V. Thorkel- son, J. Osrermon. row 3: A. Smith, J. Way, B. Ahrens, L. Malmsfrom, R. Piper, J. Denny K. Klein, M. Kline, A. Rifzenfhaler, S. Chaffield. row 4: M. Molenaar, S. Werts, L. Hanff B. Fillion, R. Gonzenbach, K. Fox. Phi Delta ,-5 gi ra. ',..., row 1: R. Bates, D. Max Peterson, T. Norris, J. Sfuarf, D. Sarles, R. Kopesky. row 2: T Miller, R. Vanberg, B. Zemlin, D. Schumacher, J. Baker, D. Anderson. row 3: B. Gay- lord, J. Pederson, K. Isaacson, J. Cook, R. Ward, E. DeCambaliza. in 5.41 ,sg 11'- row 1: J. Saufferer, C. Earhart, J. Sundquisf, R. Erickson, W. Ringness, G. Phillips. row 2: N. Cleve-ringa, F. Marvin, D. Hodgins, M. Frantzick, R. Maas, G. Johnson. Tau Kappa Epsilon row 1: R. Reiling. row 2: R. Riclcbeil, L. Smith. row 3: Mitch- l'0W 'lr 5- Olson, 5- WGY, M- Sherbvme- YOW 22 T- Olson, D ell, E. Porfhon, E. Ohnsfcld. row 4: R. OHUTT, C. Heinecke, MGQHUSOUJ- l'lGYeS,G- Ffldellnl- Millef- B. Archerd, J. Deviny. C3 WI? row 1: G. Morsholl, D. Mcilmstrom, D. Ehlers, A. Heogle, P. Keever. row 2: R. Lcmning, J. Moor, W. Hynes, C. Reller, J. Sheridan, R. Scllmon, C Wcmous, P. Martin. row 'I: D. Bumgorner, J. Mcirvin, C. Kraus, D. Yon, G. Ton- row 3: J. Monicol, J. Johnson, R. Lunde, L. Friolell, D. Peder- cibe. row 2: G. Keeble, J. Petersen, R. Trumble, G. Mondole, son, L. Hopfenspirger, D. McClure, D. Hanson, E. Ebner, D G. Brown, R. Hecigle, R. Olyniec, R. Fisher, G. Hilliard. Hollister. fs VV Theta Chi C row 1: O. Morgan, T. Nelson. row 2: becker, E. Monear, Q5 9 row 1: K. Nelson, M. Melchert, D. Benson, R. Ostrem, C. Wally row 2 J Baker R Mor omb, J. Webb, H. Rolofzf, S. Olsen. G. Stolp, J. Merritt, B. Jensen, R. Eliason, 3: L. Hartmann, K Johnson D MacKenzue R Kellor J D. Ravnholt, R. Achterkirch, M. Ellen- Dirks. J. Swoboda, G. Redman, J. Bruyere. row , K. Dunlop, D. Cartwright, J. Jaeger, R. Lesh, J. Harkness row 3 J Halverson K Smelser W Acker Jerentosky, D. Schroeder, F. Plocher. row 2: K. Dufour, R. man, J. Schmuck B Nelson K McBroom R Hove Olson, T. -Hutton, D. Davis, G. Grodahl, T. Springmeyer, D. row 1: B. Willmert A 3 kd .TR 'F Panhellenic Council row 1: Miss Mertz, S. McGinley, B. Abbott, S. Jentink. row 2: M. Austin, G. Grove, R. Gonzenbach, G. Larson, G. Goff, H. Hier Not Present: A. Parrish, J. Way, M. L. Gus- tafson Interfraternity Council .1 - .. . Dr. Swanson, Skip Smith, Terry Miller, Jack Jaeger, Jack Baker 'cv-A olumwlzfmwlows Hamline University Congress row T: Dr. Vane, Jerry Jensen, S. McPherson, K. Nelson, G. Immer, J. Baker, Dr. Swan- son. row 2: P. Martin, A. Gaylord, P. Carter, H. Dahl, J. Mead, J. I-lageman, row 3: J. Thomas, D. Schroeder, Jay Jensen, K. Smelser, B. Archerd, C. Kraus, K. Dufour, D. Johnson. The Hamline University Congress is the govern- ing body for the entire campus. It consists of rep- resentatives from all dorms, fraternities, oft cam- pus, and faculty. The Congress co-ordinates all activities on campus. lt seeks to establish better relationships between faculty and students, and between students and administratio-n. lt serves as a representative body which calls into action the eltorts, opinions, and ideas of the students, faculty, and administrative interests in practical university government. K Ph' Honorary scholastic achievement organization row 1: E. Frevert, G. Grove, S. Holton, A. Hofmeister, row 2: J. Kruse, K. Nelson, B. Sen- ner, S. Sallberg, P. Martin. missing: R. Hunter. Torch and Cycle Honorary organization for outstanding leadership row 1: M. Lindfors, J. Swanson, A. Stokes, D. Nelson, row 2: G. Tanabe, K. Nelson, R. Hunter, D. Hollister, J. Jensen, T. Brown, P. Martin. 9 an . P ,, my 'V N ,- AJ Beta Beta Beta Honoro ry Biology Fraternity 'E' 65 -i fxfx 40 ' V' , i-:seg ,- , 3 i I. ,. ' ' ju.. ' l Q I, lea.. ,li 1 ' row 'l: S, McPherson, M. Por- rish, S. Allen, R. Heogle, D Bumgcirner. row 2: V. Liston L. DeJorlois, C. Morrison, F Veldkomp. row 3: G. Phillips C. Heinecke, Dr. Kenyon, Mr. Hawkins. row 4: C. Reller, J Sheridan, J. Hervey. Alpha Kappa Delta row l: D. Goehring, K. Fox, C. Jirousek, D. Christenson. row 2: Dr. Cooper, Dr. Dcvis, Mrs. Felker, D. Hollister. Honore ry Sociology Froterntiy I XQ 165 ix Washington Semester Student proiecf for Amnify Among Nclfions. 1960 Sponners ore M. McCol- gin, P. Martin, and K. Holliday. n 41 lpha Phi Gmega row 'l: J. McNally, R. Burnison, C. Pfeifer, Dr. Berg, D. Klement, D. Robinson, W. Wilson, R. Lorsen, D. Boom, J. Simon, row 2: D. Chok, R. Swanson, G. Miller, W. Fronzell, F. Veldkomp, J. Thomas, D. Springborg, D. Hodgins, E. Becklin, C. Johnson, P. Buchoncin, French Club ,L row 1: B. Peterson, G. Reisfeld, A. Baldwin, J. Rcics, D. Elliott, row 2: Dr. McGhee, J. Hcinkee, J. Rowlee, K. Anderson, R. Juntunen, J. Buskirk, J. Robinson, J. Monson. N1 German Club '-Q. '-tfffffff row 'l: V. Lindstrom, R. Piper, Dr. Berg, V. Liston, M. Molenoor row 2: R. Frozee, F. Veld- komp, E. Ebner, G. Phillips. Alpha Kappa P i National honorary fraternity for business ond economics l i i ti , . . row 1: D. Schroeder, L. Mortin, D. Doggett, J. Simon. row 2: J. Stuclrt, J. Olson, M. Holl- quist, D. McCormack. row 3: B. Kovocovich, B. Buskirk, B. Gilchrist, G, Stone, L. Long- more, T. Corlstrom, Advisor, D. Peterson, D. Boom, D. Scirles, D. Zehnder, G. Kruse, B. Hulke, M. Hennen. l N 43 l li O P I G a m m a M u National Social Science Honor Society. row 1: S. Schock, J. Mead, K. Fox, S. Anderson. row 2: M. Sherburne, R. Morcomb R. Whereatt, T. Ellis, Dr. Johnston. I American Chemical Society row 1: L. Grant, J. Swant, B. Weeks, G. Kerns. row 2: Dr. Moore, Dr. Hayes, B. Smith, J. Hervey, D. Fox. row 3: Dr. Wimmer, Dr. Runquist, J. Deviny, D. Ireland, B. Eliason, L. Gruenewald, B. Howard. Spiritual earch Week Committee 'K-..-y Y? fs '7'g-fs. w--W. A ' 1 .J Lt-2 row 'l: K. Rodenkirchen, P. Grosse, D. Schmidt. row 2: B. Keck, K. Femrile, J. Swanson, T. Ellis, T. Norris. absent: J. Robinson, N. Sandberg, B. Cffutt, B. Zemlin, Dr. Ball. WUS C 'l row 1: D. Goehrinq, A. Stokes, L. Holf. row 2: J. Baker, P. Grosse, M. Alderson, R. Phelps, G. Kruse. absent: H. Miller, B. Senner, P. Martin, D. Cox, M. Harms, Dr. Ball, B. Keck. 595 Religious Activities Co-ordinoiing Council row 1: P. Martin, A. Stokes, D. Pilgrim, J. Swenson, D. Goehring. row 2: C. Pfeifer, R Hunter, D. Brown, C. Jirousek, M. Monson, S Ahlgren, D. Nelson, Dr. Boll, T. Ellis, D Johnson. O So O iar!f1Y9fd'I:B'Hr row 'l: J. Swcinf, J. Monson, E. Carlson, R. Larson, M. Monson, J. Vollmer, J. Schmidt row 2: J. Anderson, H. Swenson, J, Closen, D. Schroeder, P. Woesfehoff, S. Allen row 3: G. Kruse, C. Pfeifer, G. Johnson, Advisor. in L WJ 1 A , - u W 4 Z .. ' -,C 4 , 'Lf' - I ' B ,, 1 Eff ' I HUL Coun il - -L I , . - i lv-... . if B. Soles, Dr. Boll, B. Lohn, C. Jirousek, K. Holliday, A. Stokes. X? in, 1 F 2- i ev W0 Qi.: row 1: P. Chopmon, D. Anderson, J. Soles, D. Schmidt, M. Livermore, M. Ginn. row 2: D. Nelson, L. Livermore, K. Anderson, G. Keck, D. Fisher. row 3: D. Johnson, G. Bridg- mon, D. Klemenf, E. Folkers, D. Peik, B. Keck, D. Boom. Oxford Fellowship , Q . .vt , l K t 76 M V row 1: E. Ulmon, D. Elliott, A. Ittel, K. Peterson, M. Foss, C. Kitchell, A. Musehl, L. Mehl- hott. row 2: Dr. Boll, D. Pilgrim, C. Curry, B. Young, D. Schmidt, D. Nelson, P. Kollsen row 3: D. Groge, B. Hunter, B. Ringness, Dr. Coss, K. Wright, R. Gebhord, C. Krous row 4: D. Johnson, B. Bystrom, D. Chok, D. Klement. H U EA Qfficers G. Bridgmon, M. Monson, A. Boldwin, J. Robinson. Gavel Club r, . id Fi. Pr' .M P216 x., -- 3. l 2 . row 'l: J. Hulbert, L. Malmstrom, T. Parrish, J. Swami, L. Holt. row 2: J. Chapman, V. Wek- kin, S. Ahlgren, N. Grier, R. Hunter. I. R. C. 5 llll i H -x row 'l: L. Holf, V. Thorkelson, A. Stokes. row 2: N. Grier, R. Bcirreff, P. Evanson, J. Hervey, G. Phillips, P. Martin. 49 Ski Club row 1: J. Honkee, S. Sieorns, M. Tongren, S. Johnson, J. Kruse, G. Nielson. row 2: G. Roscoe, P. Corlson, D. Lonning, L. Mcilmsfrom, J. Gridley, D. McCormack, M. Niel- lntramural Coun il CZ'-7 row 1: G. Morsholl, K. Smelser, J. Webb, T. Springme-yer. row 2: B. Archercl, G. Phillips R. Word, B. Trumble, B. Buskirk. Qff Campus Club 42 -3 it JU' 172' Bottom to top, row 'lz T. Kesee, R. Gerlack, M. Jacobson, M. Nielson, B. Soufhward S. Hesley, J. Sheridan, J. Osienso. row 2: J. Osferman, J. Thompson, J. Pilgrim, S. John- son, T. Huffon, G. Hilliard, D. McCormack, C. Reller. row 3: M. McElroy, G. Nielson, G Monclale, J. Schoclc, D. Cartwright. row 4: K. Luhman, J. Johnson, C. Eckley, J. Gag- liardi, B. Trumble, D. Schroeder, J. Silgen. i 5 1 5 r Liner 12227 row 1: D. Johnson, P. Grosse. row 2: J. Rowlee, C. Sedlacek, E. Frevert, W. Stone. absent: 'J. Ervin, J. Robinson, M. Bergman, J. Johnson, A. Stokes, J. Putz. The 1960 Liner staff was busy trom September through June in the Hut, taking pictures, planning cmd preparing copy, preparing layouts, and carry- ing out numerous other behind-the-scenes duties. The staff has tried something new this year in pre- paring a Fall delivery rather than a Spring delivery book. Sixteen pages were added to the book in or- der to expand the Campus Lite section. Many thanks go to all who co-operated with the staff in making the 1960 Liner possible. Dan Bodley, Liner photographer. Gracie row 1: G. Phillips, D. Springborg, J. Robinson, P. Carlson. row 2: A. Stokes, V. Thor- kelson, D. Dongers, J. Collishon, A. Baldwin, B. Houglond. row 1: B. Burnison, R. Morcomb, S. Berger. row 2: M. Mead, S. Schweiger, J. Rowlee J. Miller, R. Johnson. Piper la-li lp W , V . ' I 'iv Dr. Stuckey, B. Oftutt, A. Stokes, B. Sales, J. Miller, J. Swanson. Under the editorship of Ann Stokes the Piper has once again brought to the campus a literary magazine of the highest quality. Besides two literary issues the Piper put out one issue entirely devoted to art work done by Hamline students. The Piper depends tor its material upon the many contributions of Hamline students. lt remained the policy to allow everyone the opportunity to contribute material for publication. FINE ARTS YY C? C., -v AX E. , .,..-,-. , i qT! 7 Ulman, H. Hier, M. Austin, K. Anderson-, A. Parrish, D. Goehring, R. Holliday Pilgrim, A. Bakko, R. Phelps, S. Maas, J. Sprenger, J. Honebrink, S. Schweiger Johnson, B. Kearns, J. Jaeger, S. Olson, D. Hollister, row 4: G. Tanabe, J Jensen, P. Erickson, D. Johnson, J. Webb, O A Cappella Choir One of the many hours spent in diligent rehearsing. V'-D 3 f 'UW' I I? 2'-'w Y? L I -'ill row l: M. Matz, R. Knudson, M. Curtis, W. Stone, N. Selleck, B. Borgendale, C. Lacy row 2: D. Marlin, l.. Holt, B. Faber, S. Sevey, J. Brown, M. He-dger, J. Dayton, B, Trout- man. row 3: G, Olson, T. Brown, R. Larsen, R. Pilgrim, R. Gebhard. row 4: J. Jensen J. Halvorson, G. T. Brown, J. Mitchell, C. Pfeiffer. Off on a week's tour ot Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois. L. Thompson, J. Wold, L. Page, J. Soles, L. Molmstrom, Mr. R. Johnson, B. Kerns, C Simmons, B. Lentz, M..Livermore. 4 Band The Hamline University Bond, under the direction of Mr. Roy Johnson, porticipotes in mcnny compus events throughout the yeor, such os the football gomes, concerts, ond its onnuol spring tour. rv- K. Anderson, L. Livermore, R. Piper, R. Morcomb, K. Holliday, J. Johnson, G. Kruse P. Christilaw, B. Iverson. - Drum Maioreffe, Carol Ann Sed- lacek, under whom the Hamline University Band added zest To The Fall Homecoming activities. Many hours of preparation are necessary for performances by The band, both in The ensemble room and on the marching field. , . Neva Pilgrim in preparation for her senior Practice makes perfect? recital. Many hours of practice are spent in the Drew Fine Arts Center. Here we can find, at all hours of the day, many struggling musicians striving to attain perfection! fmuml , MD un M Art One of The fine exhibitions ot the student art show. Ypiuill L Jim Ehlke preparing on- exhibit for the Spring Art Show. Alice Hamrin throwing a pot in the Hamline University ce- ramics room. l gi .. , Q.. I-'GF HES il -3' .W Mk . Alice Hamrin, Richard Randall, and Dee Bendix ar work in The arf room. i i l i A considerable amount of talent is evident in the Hamline University Art Department, as can be seen each spring in the annual art show. KJ Speec Pi Kappa Delta -- -' 1 i '- ' i - , .i 1: l.. 1 : is Forensics Squad members are, row 1: M. Tarasar, N. Lowe, R. Hastings. row 2: T. Parish, J. Swanson, J. Chapman, C. Sorenson, row 3: J. Bystrom, C. Kraus, D. Schumacher, E. Day, D. Nelson. row 4: M. Hall- quist, B. Thompson, K. Gelston, B. Hunter. Honorary Speech Fraternity mem- bers for the year l96O are, row 1: N. Lowe, G. Aalbu, M. Tarasar, P. Grosse. row 2: C. Sorensen, T. Par- ish, J. Chapman, D. Nelson. row 3: J. Bystrom, D. Schumacher, E. Day, D. Fisher. row 4: D. Trampe, C. Kraus, K. Gelston, R. Hunter. Not shown: S. Giberson, T. Ellis, J. See- don. Forensics Squad ISP , . A 1 65 Anne Simley Interpretative Readers: J. Swanson, first in- drama, M. Hallquist, third in poetry. Not shown: T. Brown, first in poetry, B. Sales, sec- ond in poetry, C. Sorensen, second in drama. Randall Oratory Winners: M. Tarasar, first 1 and C. Sorensen, second, talk with J. By- strom, Forensic director, and D. Fisher, stu- dent manager. i Karen Simley Extemporaneous Speaking Contest: C. Kraus, 19.59 winner, T. Parish, second, J. Robinson, third, K. Gelston, first. ,N J I i I K ,I .M J it Charles Templer Debate Winners: T. Parish and K. Gelston. V Crucify Him! Crucify Him! Crucify Him! Christ in the Concrete City, by Philip W. Turner, performed in sev- eral twin cities churches. . ---4. V --., .... - . rl... ls Signoro Frolo crazy? Right You Are, fif you Think you oreJ, by Luigi Pirodello. Comedy expresses conflict befween cup peoronce ond reciliiy. You may know your multiplication ta- bles and still come to no good end, if you meet the professor in Eugene lones- co's anti-play. QV 3 The Catastrophe which follows may be the end to which we are all heading. This comic drama is about the confron- tation of the Professor and the Student, in which the former tries to implant some arithmetics anal linguistics in the charming addleheacled latter. ww we-lvlnnwg Origies is better . . . it's what you're offer more exact The King ond The Duke, cu melodrcmofic force from Huckleberry Finn, by Frcmcis Fergusson. iii-H You may know your multiplication ta- bles and still come to no good end, it you meet the professor in Eugene lones- co's anti-play. . ,- The Catastrophe which follows may be the end to which we are all heading. 'li 844012, This comic drama is about the confron- tation of the Professor and the Student, in which the former tries to implant some arithmetics and linguistics in the charming aclclleheaded latter. Origies is better . . . it's what you're after more exact. The King and the Duke, ci melodramatic farce from Huckleberry Finn, by Francis Fergusson. 1 J- 1 J' 1 ff - , fs W' Jrsnif- S 73 lbvvlb 1f5,,PP,,, Jraies 4 E non yabho 74 ,,, My lt Should Happen to a Dog, a serio-comic strip in the style of a Yiddish vaudeville sketch. Wolf Mankovvitz's play about Jonah, the prophet, who headed for Tarshish and landed in Nineveh, who promised the end of Nineveh and got no cooperation. K i Hope Is A Thing Cdlled Feathers, directed by Williom Thompson, sen- ior speech moior. National Collegiate Players Mrs. Harris, A. Stokes, T. Brown, J. Swenson, M. Lindfors, D. Nelson, B. OFFUH, P. Grosse. ls This the woy The world ends, osks .lcimes Brough'ron's sketch with music, not with 0 bong but G whimper? SPURTS c 'C 49 1 row 1: J. Snyder, E. Monear, L. Haag, D. Peik, N. Horton, L. Boyle, J. Moor, J. Twaif, .l Taylor. row 2: S. Lundin, R. Jerenfosky, G. Roscoe, J. Eglite, R. Achferkirch, L. Hart mann, D. McKenzie, R. Hammond, C. Benjamin. row 3: Head Coach Rufford, J. Grande Football ks B Parrish C Anderson H Schuldt, C. Kollmeyer, J. Hayes, J. Danner, Backfield Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Stevens Point Macalester. . . St. Thomas . umm qbulufm St. Jol'1n's . .. Concordia . Augsburg .. Gustavus . . . Efx K. Fladager, J. Merrih, A. Gaylord, R. Hastings, P. Chrisfilaw, J. Shafer h ee rl ea d e rs row 1: B. Nelson, R. Norsfed, L. Hopfenspirger, D. McClure, L. Fridell, B. Jensen. row 2 R. Olson, Couch Montgomery, G. Fridell, T. Nelson, D. Cartwright, C. Wally, C. Wen- nerlond, T. Hutton, Heod Couch Joe Hutton. Basketball M.I.A.C. Champs I960 M.I.A.C. Standings Win Loss Hamline .. .... ll l Duluth .,... .... l O 2 Augsburg .,... .... 7 6 Gustavus . .. . . .. 6 6 Macalester .. .... 5 7 St. Thomas .. .... 5 7 Concordia .. .... 5 7 Sf.Mary's... 3 9 Sf. John's 3 lO N.A.I.A. District Playoff Hamline 76 Mankato ... ..... 62 N.A.l.A. Tournament Hamline 88 Florence State .... Hamline 89 Arkansas ASKM .... Hamline 59 Westminster .... . big Quai - - - . . ' A as T W row 'l: G. Grodahl, B. Trumble, K. Richie, J. Buyere. row 2: D. Schultz, D. Malmstrom, J. Sfuarf, J. Osfenso, L. Yost, B. Souihward. O S wi m Te a m I 959-60 Record Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline - ' 'HF 41' , .,,,.,,',,11'..!',' . . ,-I Mich. Tech. .. Sf. Olaf .... ST. Thomas .. Macalester . Gustavus .... UMD CDuluThi Macalester . Gustavus . . . ST. Thomas . Winona Sfaie UMD iDulufhD .Jes N - . A , .,.'i'-4.314 wefks- . Coach Neihart, H. Schuldt, J. Sharidan, S. Lundin, B. Jerentosky, P. Rolain, J. Eglite, K. Dufour, R. Erickson, D. Boyum, J. Twait, R. Kron. Hockey Hamline l St. .lol'1n's . 4 Hamline 5 Concordia ... ,. 2 Hamline O Augsburg . .. . 4 Hamline l Gustavus .... . . 3 Hamline 7 St. Mary's . . . . l Hamline 4 Macalester . . . . . 14 , ., .,.,,,, . . EW..- W-- ,P...,w,,.,.1,,,. . .. , f Y. Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Duluth .. Augsburg Carleton St. Cloud St. Olaf l g 4 2 if-A 86 ,,..,.- ali Aquatic League row 1: D. Erickson, A. Bakko, K. Keller, K. Sansome, J. Shafer, P. Christilaw, K. Ekholm G. Goff. row 2: C. Belden, J. Thomson, J. Hageman, A. Gaylord, S. Johnson, K. Jung- quisf, S. Heligas. row 3: J. Kirchner, R. Johnson, M. Gustafson, J. Breimhorsf, H. Dahl L. Fransen. h row 'l: J. Eglite, E. Jones, B. Weeks, G. Marshall, row 2: J. Buyere, Z. Kauls, C. Benjamin Miss Beniamin, B. Jensen, H. Schuldt. Track Team Hamline 23 Hamline 39 Carleton Relays Hamline 72 ... Hamline 36 Hamline 23 Hamline 69 ... MIAC Meet . . . l960 Track Record St. John's- 28W Carleton 82 St. Thomas 49W St. John's 54h Macalester 7lV2 Augsburg 36 St. Olat 77V2 Hamline 20 i6th placei Bethel 28V2 Macalester 57M Carleton 52 Augsburg ll St. Thomas 64 Bethel 24 .. Northwestern 13 Hamline 3lV2 13rd place? New Records .... High iump 6' 3 - Bryan Jensen Shot Put 52' 7V2 - Lee Hopfenspirger Mile Relay 3:28 - Beniamin, Ellis, Weeks, Quick id... :MIKE 1-Q 89 Tennis i Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline i i l T. Hutton, G. Tanabe, G. Roscoe, D. Pedersen, C. Kraus, Coach, B. Lewis. Concordia Augsburg Eau Claire Sf. John's ST. Thomas I 959-60 Record Hamline Hamline Hamline Hamline Gustavus Mankato Sf. .lohn's Mankato Baseball 1960 MIAC Standings ST. Thomas .............. 7 l Gustavus .. ..... 6 l Sf. Jol1n's .. ..... 5 3 Augsburg .... ..... 4 4 Hamline... 4 Sf. Mary's .... ..... 3 5 Concordia Q 5 Macalester ... ..... O 7 -.ff-A -' M f -Q-fmfwv W 1 Q - x .,.' v--'P - In , - 3-if 5. , ,Ex-ww T gf- A , ref gl' -.33 V-DQ-5 ,, ' if 'EEE x- '5 -. 35 -' -v-. 'N 5 ' X 1 I if 4 . f H Z-A :Aix 223, , Q QV . . af , ' - if - D. Anderson, P. Evanson, B. Ducusin, J. Webb, L. Miller. Golf CAMPUS LIFE Freshmen often 'rind registration confusing New Students Frosh girls ore put Through Their paces in- the ecrly morning by upperclcxssmen Frosh Dicine Schroeder buys her beanie from Buzz Ol- sen O l Frosh Variety Show Two frosh girls give out with o 20's style song l r Jerry Dirks and Doug Raven- holdf are M.C.s Hamline co-ed played by Bob Lowe A can-Can line of frosh men Fl'OSl'I l.lbSl'C1C6, Chuck Pfelfel' 95 Fresh Beanie Hop . Elected by the freshmen, Jerry Dirks cmd Jenny Lowrhicm were named Beanie King and Queen of The dance held in The old gym. Swim Show row 1: P. Christilaw, A. Gaylord, C. Beldon, J. Shafer, S. Heligas, M. Aus- tin. row 2: J. Bruyere, A. Stoskopf, B. Southward, E. Porthan, L. Yost. f- i A W 1 2 1' E ff' i960 Miss Mermaid Ardie Gaylord The 1959 Swim Show combined the talents of the Aquatic League and the Swim Team to pro- vide an exciting evening of swimming skills and exhibitions. 1, J, .247 Swim Show I9 9 Fall Homecomin Old Time Dance House Decorations Theta Chi's house decorations won first place with Gobble The Cabloersf' Second place went to TKE's One Stumped Cob- ber Coach. Q.. .,Ci vii' Coronation I96O W 1960 Fall Homecoming Queen, Gwen lmmer, is crowned by l959 Queen Sara Jane l 'll Brown. 1 A ,...g mail 1 .1 Lynn Erreff, Mark Melcherf, Judy Shafer, Helen Hier, Jean Gagliarcli, Sara Jane Brown, Larry Boyle, Betsy Lohn, Gayle Aalbu, Gwen lmmer, Janice Olsrad. E , SPN-9' ' N- A Wg-- .. - 5.1-ilv L Q-.-V A, E W1 ,.-at-1 'f of-y ... .., L ,G ' f ' . AQ ay, 9 .9 a .o ' , 59 -' A , . . N S' if 9 l l 101 Variety Show 'gg Ai First place in the variety show competition went to TKE'S musical extravaganza. i-.T-i-sf' -. Theta Chi's Golden Men The Grave Diggers of Phi Delt sang sad songs . 4 I l Alpha Phi Theta society sings Lf I .mr ill -...J 102 Parade p p Dance M OH Campus float won first place -. . B, ,l n ' lt ,Q Second place float was made by Epsilon Lambda I Af W Sigma pledges U O a r I 441.1 L? 'A I Spiritual Search Week Dr. John Thompson The student pauses - he must rest The future is too complicated He desires to stay in the present Which he is certain ot There are too many questions with no answers He has searched in society, in himself, ln an absolute power, and he almost thinks he knows. But everyday there is a new explanation And the explanations are not answers And he desires to know not guess What is and will be his place in 'Ihis power world so ditticult to know. Ann Stokes '60 l Students were able to attend chapel every day during S.S. Week. Dr. Thompson leads a seminar entitled The Vanishing Christian l Seminar God Was in Christ- This l Believe led by Dr. Should Two Be One? Seminar on sex, love and marriage Coss led by Rev. Dennis Nyberg ' 51.1-5 A . 5 Sorin Pizza Party Everyone played beat, are pizza, and listened to The gone music of Dave Magnuson and The Play Boys. i ll Q 1 , l I F l W. 1. l I., ,',,.- .gain N 2' l . n Q' 50' Drew Thanksgiving I 0 Dinner if a S. . Q ,. n 107 Society H II Week Philo Browning pledges lined up to sing for the spec tators at a basketball game Epsilon Lambda Sigma and Alpha Phi Theta pledges played a rousing game of basket- ball and caused general havoc ' , . 5,5535 Pledge Angie Bokko models in The Union Epsilon pledges sing in The Union Two Alpha Phi pledges give goodies To on ocfive Epsilon pledges must sit on The floor during meczls Philo pledges cofch 40 winks in class Bloodmobile TH, X Mantoux Tests Winter Formal Drew Christmas Buffet sstisrtiziis is t . ' If, Ci, Pill its lvvl I, 5251 new like We ee? -lrxsi! Merry Christmas in three languages from Dr, Giddons Cgrved fhe fufkey the Drew residents Women residents were invited to join in the It was a feast fit for a king megl 1 lax 112 A lovely Christmas free decorofed Sorin Lounge The Lighting of the Candies service In L... -P P? 94 N Christma Dinners After The dinners There was dcincing in Manor Lounge Women residents invire men To The onnucll Chrisfmcls Dinners ., :i' YB r ,IK I i 7 ' 5 N li.-. 113 Doors 5, 130Iy fad Choir Christmas Concert The Hamline University A Cappella Choir gave its annual Christmas candle light concert in Hamline Methodist Church. This concert was the high light of the Christmas season at Hamline this year. Dallas Breitbarth, Book- store Manager Edie Rodenkirchen hands out packages from home Post Cffice and Bookstore ff! IARNIS llll Terry Nelson chooses books for second semester 1 116 Betsy Lohn wonders if there is any mail for her today 1 H H I H Aloeus co I, U Winter Weekend TKE's first place ice sculpture Phi Delt predicts the MIAC Champs ma, -.: r QI Ice-O-Lute The Toms by Theta Chi 1' C' M. I 117 3 -, . -Cya' . ,,.A,,r,x in 4. 5 in Teri! V +V H .'- 4.' if Mi ' ' I 7, '. l. M I 1 Q ' ,A I ,..i , 'y 5 15 A Q J .Y f xl W' Coronation -Q O'w4 V g I . 'ks ,- 1960 Winfer Weekend Queen, Gail Kerneghan l XA! 1959 Winter Weekend Queen Gail Nygaard crowns i960 Queen Gail Kerneghan Sue Paulson, Gail Kerneghan, Alan Ball, Judd Sheridan, Gail Nygaard, Sally Ball, Ruth Hastings, Ginger Goff, Marge Austin . .AA . va.-. ..,..4- - W L Q A G! Variety Show l The entire cost singing There's No Business Like Show Business M.C. of The vorieiy show wcls Judd Sheridan Earl Brunberg is Mary Tc1rc1sor's little Honey Bun 'Inn Swenson Gnd Kyler Nelson Gr' gue cs To who can do anything bei- Ter than who ff' 131, , 120 .rw-. Broom Hockey Jensen, Robinson ond Priebe brave the cold to woich broom hockey Mixed broom hockey 'reoms matched wits To moke 0 gool Dance Norton Field House was The site of the climax of Winter Weekend oc- tivifies, The donce 121 Kansas City By winning The MIAC Baskeiball Championship, Hamline was able To go to The NAIA Tour- namenf in Kansas City, Missouri, in March. Hundreds of loyal Piper fans followed their team To K.C., full of pride for a winning team and a successful season. Mos? of the Pipers stayed af The Traditional Sena- tor Hotel where sleep and food were at o minimum and fun was at its peak. ll lilflu. -fm Amt, k- , 'uhm I 'St i ll l ii 'i A' if 65 i l l l- lf -1 ' Q ,X w- ' S, ' , I 1 D 4- , l .Y r - ' , 'Eff . i if 2 f-1 1 1,1 i 'L l 3 V ' i A-., , , l it , . . X , ' ' k iff. ' l N ' 'n-i ' l l al ,fffz Kansas City, here we come, St. Paul is where we started from. Joe Hutton, the teom, and the following fans Will be there, with bells on, The frat boys and the college bands. Ancl when we get there, you will know Hamline U. Will steal the show - We are headed forthe top! Kansas City, here we come! Senator Hotel ill -+ iv li ' 5 .l ,egg . 'Unv- iq.. -' J. ' x-.i fxl t L I? Et '53 s in vs, T1 l .lay Jensen auctioned to the highest bidder W S Auction Who'll take a chance on some lovely legs? Herb Reinelt listens for a Bill Nelson pops out of his bid barrel Gil Tanabe auctions a work of art done by a Hamline student lf? F' ,, . l ' 2 j ix 'K Q, . ,isp i. i 'ff t r. .w i V 1 fl, I X if ,ily l K. l JL1 L Mr. Harris plays with his blocks Dr. Coss makes like the Statue of Liberty Charlie Harwell prepares his white Tie and tails Gary Anderson counts his chickens before they are hatched 125 W Y , Miss Tom Ellis poys for her mon Lots of coke, cookies ond pop for hungry bidders WLIS Auction T'4ESffU99'eS'0Wfnf'1efUQ OWU' This miie boy and girl Sona balloons oll night E ' ,sf i Campu Performers Ihe Theta Chi Ramblers performed at the Fall Homecoming Variety Show and the Christmas Dinners. The TKE Band played at all basket- ball games, the Bidders' Ball and Fall Homecoming Variety Show. Both groups helped promote cam- pus spirit and pleasure. in l 127 Greek Week 1' A mam Jan Putz lights the flame that symbolized the beginning of the Olympic Games Rope climbing was just one of the many feats per- formed at the Olympic games Jim Schmuck receives the torch from Miss Minnesota on the steps of the capitol Dave Magnuson receives the torch from .lack Miller during the Marathon run to Hamline 128 Most of the wheel barrows collapsed in the wheel barrow race f Y. N -, ...-6' A beautiful summersaulf performed by Earl Brunberg The girls Tried To summersault, Too S sf, f llA Alpha Rho - The only pyramid that didn? collapse Pat Carter fries to dress Terry Miller for the Togo Porfy X l The winners of The Olympic Games - Alpha Rho Delta and TKE Five Greeks in full logos leave for The Toga Party '-J' F 7 i , li l K L ' ill li If K, .-fw 129 U n i 0 n A 2 2 5 -,E 1 x, A f- 1? , a -3 . 1, Redecoratin f? .gr This year The Greeks organized To redecorafe the Student - 'lrl Union. For a week they pain-red, scrubbed and waxed - nighT and day the Greeks worked . . . 1 i Q, 5 f Q Vi .4 if iry ,X 2 -.J 1.5-pa. -. , fi! .fy .l- N . , I., . ' 4 c 1 fl-Ji L,pu,f 9 . jlf??wj,IIg.. i . -:img ,gy H, ,..,. , - ,. . , 141521. ..g f .- gm ceiling W , , 31 , . f l li-ff. . ,, iiszislm ,+ . .f . G. Tom Brown Takes a fry at painting The Ruth Gozenbach and Les Hutchins scrub and wax The floor UP Of' Swfiolds Gnd lflddefs Greeks Pmnfed - GQUQI Jan Hageman fries to help Sue McGinley down black, white, Gnd blue ffom her perch 130 i 0 Union Cpening The newly redecorofed Union opened during Greek Week. Clean ond freshly pointed, ir be- come ci hciven for union rats. The TKE bond played of the gold opening. Highlighis of the decorations ore Arnold cmd the Memories Woll. .-fx, 5' Q 4 15-':f'9 QB 3 il 9' 131 i, ' o 0 Mock Political Convention Senofor John Keating of New York was the keynote speoker of The convention Tired spectators wofch The conven'rion's progress Nixon supporters demonstrate for their condidofe inivnisiuw Hi i A mmf li , ,X-, ' jr-15 , F' h Delegates had to register before they were able to vote .-.S .. 1 .e Skip Smith and Bob Whereatt discuss the possibilities didate Chester Bowles. Conventioneers met to accept a platform for the convention At 4 AM Jack Miller moved to call the convention a dead- Tired delegates voted to end in a dead lock bet lock and Qdiourn SOD ClI'1Cl Rockefeller 4' -v of their can- ween Steven- lg' 133 Jay Simon and Bob Burnison look at Peanuts car- toons which paper their walls Dorm Life Pajama Party 134 Hungry girls wait in line for donuts and milk Paiama parties for the ARW are sponsored by the Activities Board J,- Fire Drill B Sorin Buffet Sprin Formal 136 Drew Easter Buffet ,'. ,,.g-5z.g'n, - M ,. A. : r- . - , 1. 3 .. , - W ' w,'1'gv fx -v. 'I Y ,. ,H . - N , ,.. . , yn 'Q-...' je ,, -. : 1' inf Dr. Cooper, Mr. Schulze, and Mr. Cclrlson carved The roost Ralph Marterie Concert Bob llicafskil Tori, C1 Hamline grcxdu ole, song with Ralph Morferie Convocations Dr. Edward McCready University of the South Sen. Hubert Humphrey l Ronnie Newman Quartet . ,vi L., 1-if -, v r., ,,- ,Y,....-- 39 Classes -if D 140 x Eu' .am..,. 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Baccalaureate June 5, l96O 5 Commencement June 6, I96O '. ii if X L .XV x I if I 4 41. 'X' , X211 , CAROL CHAPMAN Pontiac, Mich. BETHEL COTTRELL Sfewarfvi Ile rr afgzfcggg-amirg -' . :I 4- -- mpg-A ,K 1:-:Ye - 'T , ,JXQLLY , ,. i 1 Q- rl ARLA ANDERSON Manisfique, Mich. MARY BEULKE Sf. Paul JEANNETTE BJORKMAN Superior, Wis. CLAUDIA BLOMBERG Sf. Louis Park BEVERLY BRUNS Sf. Paul KARIN CARLSON Cambridge E1 CAROL DANIELSON Salem, So. Dak. BARBARA ENGFER ST. Paul SHIRLEY FORD Deerwood MALVERN BOTHUM GRANGER White Bear SHIRLEE HAMM Litchfield BARBARA HOLTORF Stillwater JANE HOVELSON Presfon CAROL JORGANSON JENSEN ST. Paul JUDITH LaBARRE Sf. Paul CARYL LARSON Moorhead MARIETTA ANDERSON LARSON Cambridge DONNA LIND Crosby ia' I .IACQUELINE McFADDEN Sf. Paul JUDITH MAJERUS Stillwater SUSAN MEIER Richfield MARLYS MILLER La ke Wilson DOROTHY NELSON Sf. Paul JANICE OLSTED Rushford VIRGINIA LINDBERG Cambridge CHRISTINE LOUIS Sf. Paul X-P -1.4 1 , - Ns. I f ,w I ff 'ml R . JULEANN TORGERSON No. Sf. Paul DIXEEN WAFFENSMITH Deerwood BEVERLY WALL Sf. Po ul BEVERLY EYRES WATTS Minneapolis CORDELIA KUHN WEIER ST. Paul MARY WOGENSEN Litchfield J' 1 l 2. S L T T . V ugjf- I4 W 7 l l ,Y . All l lll' Y l lll! llll l l 0 l l WW l GWENDOLYN PAUL Sf. Paul MARILYN PEEL ST. Cloud JACQUELINE PIERSON Sf. Paul LEONE RECK St. Poul NANCY SANDBERG Gro ntsburg, Wis. JOANN SUNDBERG lscmfi GRADUATES I SHARON ASKEROTH BARTZ St. Paul Health and Physical Education A Cappella Choir l,2,35 Aquatic League 2,35 Theta Chi Sweetheart 35 Winter Homecoming Candidate 35 Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 45 ARW Board Sec. VINTON BECKSTROM St. Paul Sociology Theta Chi 3,4. .7 GAYLE AALBU Gonvick Speech and English Alpha Phi- Theta 2,3,45 Sec'y. 45 Pi Kappa Delta l,2,3,45 Sec'y. 45 ARE 25 HUEA 45 Debate 1,25 Oracle l,25 Publica- tions Committee 25 Republican Club 45 Snow Princess At- tendant 35 Homecoming Attendant 4. BEVERLY GARDNER ABBOTT Orono, Maine Nursing Alpha Fho Delta 3,4, Pres. 45 Panhellenic Council 45 Band li Chapel Choir I5 Nurses Choir 25 Liner I5 Toastmasters I. CRAIG ANDERSON St. Paul Physical Education SUSAN ANDERSON Lomita, California History Rooter Club I5 Wesley I,25 IRC 2,3,45 German Club 25 Re- publican Club 45 Pi Gamma Mu 4. JOHN BAKER Robbinsdale Psychology Phi Delta I,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Asst. Business Mngr. 2,35 IFC 45 Wesley lg Intramurals 2,3,45 Congress 3,4, Treas.5 Congress Committees 3,45 Track 2. ROBERT BARRETT Minneapolis Mathematics, Social Science Education Pi Gamma Mu 45 OCC I,25 IRC 3,4, Pres. 45 HUEA 3,45 Intramurals I,2,35 HUMS 45 Washington Semester 35 Mock Political Convention Chairman 4. JOHN BELLANTI Easton Pennsylvania Psychology and Sociology Transferred 35 Phi Delta 3,4. DEANNA MAROHN BENDIX St. Paul A,-1 Alpha Phi Theta 2,3,4, Historian 45 Panhellenic Council 35 LSA l,25 HUEA 45 Art Club I,25 Art Seminar 45 Liner, Art, 35 Piper, Art, 45 Lenten Emphasis Committee 25 Co-chairman Fall Variety Show 35 Drew Prize in Painting 45 Art Dept Prize in Graphics 4. DAVII. BENSON St. Paul Economics MARJORIE BERGMAN Ortonville Nursing Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,45 Pledge Mistress 4, Liner 45 Ski Club I5 Rooter Club I5 Nurses Choir 2. LAWRENCE BOYLE St. Paul Social Studies Football l,2,3, co-captain 4. DEAN BOYUM International Falls Social Studies Education H Club l,2,3,4, SEC.: Hockey I,2,3,4, Captain5 Intramurals l,2,3,45 HUEA5 OCC i,2. PATRICIA BRANDT Hankinson, North Dakota gociql wmk RICHARD BROWN Minneapolis Biology Beta Beta Beta 2,3, Vice Pres. 45 HUCF I,25 HURF 35 RACC 45 Congress Committee 35 OCC I,2,35 Drew Council 45 WUS 2. THOMAS D. BROWN Grand Rapids Music Torch and Cycle 45 National Collegiate Players 3,45 Wesley I,25 Anne Simley Interpretative Poetry Prize 45 A cappella Choir I,2,3,45 Student Director 3,41 Director Girls' Choral Club 3,45 American Guild of Organists i,2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 Head Waiter, Drew 3,4. ROBERT BUSKIRK St. Paul English JEAN CARPENTER Owatonna Nursing Alpha Rho Delta 3,45 LSA I. PATRICIA J. CARTER Richfield Nursing Alpha Rho Delta 3,45 social chairman 45 Congress 45 Nurses Choir 25 ARW Board 2. DENNIS DAILEY St. Louis Park Sqciqlggy TKE I,2,3,45 Oxford Fellowship 35 HUCF 2,35 HURF 35 RACC 45 Wesley Fellowship 2,35 French Club 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Sociology Club 35 Congress 25 Congress Committee 45 S. S. Week committee 35 Art Club 2,3. DEANNA DANGERS Fairfax Business Education HUEA 3,45 Oracle 4. NOEL DECAMBALIZA St. Louis Park Sociology Phi Delta. JAMES EHLKE Minneapolis Aff Art Club 45 Art Dept. Assistant 3,45 Charles M. Drew Prize for Art 4. JAMES ERVIN MIIIYIBGPOIIS Ecqngmigg Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Bus. Mgr. 35 Liner Bus. Mgr. 3,45 Congress committee 3,4. MAXINE FOSS sf. Paul sgciglogy Wesley 45 Sociology Club i5 OCC I5 SS Week Committee 45 Oxford Fellowship 3,4. JANICE SYVERTSEN CHAMBERLIN St. Paul Nursing Philo Browning 2,3,45 OCC I,25 Bond I,25 ARW Board 25 Chapel Choir I,25 Nurses Choir 3. ' AUDREY CUNNINGHAM St. Paul Elementary Education WILLIAM GAMBLE Howard Lake Sociology Intramurals I,2,3, German Club I,2, Spanish Club 4, IRC I,2, Sociology Club 2,3,4, OCC 4, Dramatics I,2. SHARON GIBERSON Morris English Education Alpha Phi Theta 2,3, President 4, Theatre I,2,3,4, National Collegiate Players 3,4. KAREN FOX St. Paul Sociology Philo Browning 3,4, Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Alpha Kappa Delta 3,4. ELAINE FREVERT West Union, Iowa Nursing Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,4, Kappa Phi 3,4, Chapel Choir I, ARW Board l,2,3, Nurses Choir 2, Aquatic League i, Nursing Class Vice Pres. 2,3, Liner 4. JANE FRIEDLUND Minneapolis Nursing Epsilon Lambda Sigma 3,4, Corresponding Sec. 4, Nurses Choir 2, Congress I. JEAN FRIEDLUND Minneapolis Nursing Nurses Choir 2, ARW Board 2, Nursing Class President 4. CAROL FROILAND St. Paul Nursing JEAN GAGLIARDI St. Paul Nursing OCC i,4, Nurses Choir I,2, Fall Homecoming Queen At- tendant 4, Alpha Rho Delta, Drew Sweetheart 4, WUS, BRIAN GILCHRIST International Falls Economics Intramurals 2,3,4, Alpha Kappa Psi 3,4. DIXIE GOEHRING St. Cloud Sociology Transfer Student 3, Pi Gamma Mu 4, Alpha Kappa Delta 4, HURF 3, Lenten Emphasis Chairman 3, RACC 4, A Cap- pella Choif3,4, Oracle 3, Christmas Formal Chairman 4. GINGER GOFF Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi Theta 2,3,4, Sec'y. 3, Pan-Hel 4, ARW Board 2,4, HUEA 47 WRA 2,3,47 sec'y. 47 Choral Club 37 Bdhd I7 Miss Mermaid 2, Winter Weekend Attendant 4, Aquatic League I,2,3,4. RUTH GONZENBACH Milbank South Dakota Nursing ARW Board 2,3, Philo Browning 2,3,4, Panhellenic Council Sec-Treas. 4, Nurses Choir 2, Band. JOHN W. GRIDLEY, JR. Arlington Economics JUDITH SCHAFER GROFF Minneapolis MdlhemCllCS HUCF I,2, Corres. Sec, 2, HURF 3, Tres, HUL 3, Treas., Wesley I,2, ARW Board 2,3, Toastmasters i,2, WUS 2, YWCA District Chairman 3. GRETCHEN GROVE Glenwood NUYSIHS Alpha Rho Delta 3,45 Panhellenic Council 45 Kappa Phi 3,45 LSA lp Nurses Choir 2. MARY ANN GUSTAFSON Mound Elementary Education RACC, Chairman 45 HURF 2,3, Chairman5 Wesley l,2,3,4p German Club 2,35 HUEA 3,45 Dramatics 25 American Guild of Organists 2,3. ALICE DUBOIS HAMRIN Minneapolis Aff HUCF l,25 Publicity chairman 25 HURF 35 Wesley I,2,35 WUS 2,37 HUL 3,45 Aquatic League l,35 Congress Com- mittee 3,45 WRA I5 Toastmasters I5 ARW I,2. JEAN NEAFUS HANSEN St. Paul Nursing OCC I5 Nurses Choir 2,3. RICHARD HANSON Rochester Physics Alpha Kappa Psi, Scholarship Committee 2,3,45 Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,45 Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Business Manager 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Oracle 45 Congress Committee 45 Intramural Council Sport Head 2, Sec-Treas. 3, Vice Pres 4. ALLEN S. HEAGLE Bultalo Biology Education Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,45 Tri-Beta5 Intramurals. JOAN HJELLUM Jamestown, North Dakota NUYSIHQ WALTER HOFFMAN St. Paul Economics Alpha Kappa Psl. ANN HOFMEISTER Chilton, Wisconsin Nursing HUCF lj Chapel Choir I5 Rooter Club li Nurses Choir 25 WRA I,45 Girls' Choral Group 45 Kappa Phi 3,4. PHYLLIS HOLDREDGE Dover Nursing Philo Browning 2,35 ARW Board l,25 Nurses 2. BYRON HOLJE Ogilvie English DAVID HOLLISTER Waseca Sociology Tau Kappa Epsilon I,2,3,45 Torch and Cycle 3,45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,45 Alpha Kappa Delta 45 Junior Class Vice Pres. 35 Wesley I,2,3, Pres. 35 HUL 3,45 HUCF I,25 Intramurals 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Band lp Congress 2,35 Toast- masters l. MARLYN HENNEN Minneapolis Economics Alpha Kappa Psi 3,4, Sec. 4. HELEN HIER Springfield Music Education Epsilon Lambda 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Panhellenic Council 45 HUCF I5 WUS 35 ARW Boards 2,3, Chairman 35 HUEA 35 Opera lp A Cappella Choir i,2,3,45 Soloist 2,3,45 Band l,25 Orchestra l,25 Congress 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Alpha Kappa Psi Sweetheart, Homecoming 4. I 161 GWENDOLYN IMMER Jeffers Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi Theta 3,4, Treas., Wesley l,2, HUCF I, ARW Boards 3,4, ARW Pres. 4, HUEA 3,4, WRA I,3,4, Oracle I, Congress 3, Sec. 4, Toastmasters I, Sec.-Treas. 2, Ski Club 3, WUS 3, Winter Weekend Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4. DONALD IRELAND Minneapolis Chemistry SANDRA HOLTON St. Paul Chemistry SACS 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Kappa Phi 4, Sec. 4. LEE HOPFENSPIRGER Mdrgdh Economics Education Tau Kappa Epsilon I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. NORMAN HORTON St. Paul Economics Theta Chi 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Pi Gamma Mu 4, Intramurals l,2, 3,4, Intramural Council l,2,3, Congress 3,4, H-Club l,2, 3,4, Treas. 4. ROBERT HULKE 57- Paul Economics Alpha Kappa Psi I,2, Vice Pres. 3, President 4, Vets' Club l,2,3. ROBERT HUNTER Minot, North Dakota History Pi Kappa Delta l,2,3,4, Kappa Phi 3,4, Pi Gamma Mu 4, HUCF l,2, HURF 3, RACC 4, Wesley 4, Drew Council 4, Debate Squad I,2,3,4, Toastmasters. LESLIE HUTCHINS Proctor Nursing Philo Browning 2,3,4. MARY LOU JACOBSON St. Paul Nursing Alpha Rho Delta 3,4, OCC l,4, Nurses Choir 2. SHAREN JENTINK St. Paul English and Speech Phil Browning 2,3,4. CHARLOTTE JIROUSEK Coon Rapids Sociology Transfer 2, Alpha Kappa Delta 3,4, pres. 4, HUCF 2, HUL 3,4, vice pres. 4, ARW 2,3,4, OCC 2, Theatre 3,4, SPAN 4, Wesley 2. JAMES JOHNSON St. Paul Economics TKE 3,4, Drew Council 3, OCC I,2, Hockey I, Golf I, Intra- murals I,2,3,4, KAREN RUTH JOHNSON Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin Nursing PAUL JOHNSON St. Paul Political Science Phi Delta 2,3,4, OCC I, Republican Club 4, Intramurals 3,4. EVAN MCBRIDE JONES Political Science and History KARIN JUNGQUIST Wayzata Physif: Aquatic League 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Ski Club 2,3, WRA i,2,3, Band 3. RODGER JUNTUNEN Minneapolis French Transfer 3, French Club 3,4, HUEA 3,4. GERTRUDE KAESE St. Paul Nursing OCC i,2, Nurses Choir 2. PATRICIA ANGELL KALLSEN Sf. Paul Religion Kappa Phi 4, HUCF i,2, Wesley i,2, Sec. 3, ARW Board 3, Chapel Choir i, Toastmasters I,2,3, Vice Pres., Oxford Fellowship 2,3,4. MARLYS KASTE Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Elementary Education Philo Browning 3, Sec. 4, American Guild of Organists 2,3,4, Girls' Choral Group 3, HUEA 4, ARW 4, friill JOAN KRUSE Kindred, North Dakota English Education Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,-4, Sophomore Class Sec., French Club 2,3,4, Aquatic League l,2, A Cappella Choir 4, Band i,2, Congress l,2, Congress Committee 3, Ski Club 3,4, HUEA 3,4 MARDELLA KUEHN Rochester Nursing Nurses Choir 2. MYRA LARAMY St. Paul Elementary Education OCC I, ARW 4: HUEA 4. PATRICIA LEHNERT Blakeley Nursing Nurses Choir, vice pres. of Nursing Class 4. MARGE LINDFORS Minneapolis English Oracle Editor 2,3, Ass't. Editor l, New Pipers Editor 4, Publications Committee chairman 3, HUEA 3,4, HUL sec. 4, Theatre 3,4, OCC 4, Ski Club 3,4, Chairman 1960 Spring Formal, Class Agent 4, National Student Congress 2, Drew Award in Editorial Writing 2,3, Craven Award in Journal- ism 3, Torch and Cycle, keeper of the records 3,4, National Collegiate Players 3,4. BARBARA LIPPMANN Hutchinson Elementary Education HUEA 4, Wesley i,2, Girls' Choral Group 3. At! GAI LL KEEBLE St. Paul Economics ROBERT KOVACOVICH Bovey Economics Alpha Kappa Psi. ,,-V ir DIANE .IACOBSEN MALCHOW Minneapolis Nursing JOHN MARTIGNACCO St. Paul German Education LOUISE LIPPMANN Gibbon Nursing ARW Board 2, Nursing Class Pres. 2, Nurses Choir 2. ELIZABETH LOHN Minneapolis Mathematics Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,4, Fall Homecoming Attendant 4, HUL 4, ARW Boards 2,3, Congress 2,3,4, HUEA treas- urer 4, Aquatic League 3, Elections committee chairman 3. LARRY LONGMORE Coleraine Business Administration Transfer 3, Alpha Kappa Psi 3,4, Kappa Phi 4, Intramurals 3,4. NANCY LOWE Fairmont English, Speech Pi Kappa Delta 4, ARW Board 3,4, IRC l, Debate, Oracle 2,3. BETTY PLUMMER LUNDEEN Psychology and Religion Alpha Phi Theta 2,3,4. LINDA MAAS Pino Island Medical Technology DELBERT McCLURE Montevideo Physics Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, captain 4. MARY McELROY St. Paul Nursing Nurses Choir 2, ARW 2,3, OCC l,4. SUE ELLEN MCGINLEY St. Paul Nursing Alpha Rho Delta 2,3,4, Panhellenic Council Pres. 4, ARW Board 3. SANDRA MJcKENZlE Virginia Elementary Education HUEA 3,4. MARK MELCHERT Cologne Business Adminstration Theta Chi l,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Marshall 3, Alpha Kappa Psi l,2,3,4, Torch and Cycle 3,4, Lord High Torch Bearer 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Congress 2,3,4, Chairman 3, HAV l,2, Sec. 2, Ski Club 3. HUGH MILLER Waseca Psychology Theta Chi. JOHN R. MILLER Montevideo History Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Toastmasters I, HUCF I,2, Wesley Treas. 2, Band l, Randall Oratory Prize 2, Anne Simley Extemporaneous Speaking Award 2, Piper 3,4, Assoc. Editor 4, IFC 3, Intramurals i,2,3,4. ROGER MORCOMB Winona Economics, Mathematics Theta Chi I,2,3,4, Treas. 2,3, Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Band i,2, Oracle 4, SPAN 3, Alumni Director 4, Intramurals I,2. DOREEN MORIOKA Hilo, Hawaii Nursing Nurses Choir 2, Nursing Class Sec.-Treas. 3. JEAN OLSON MORRIS St. Paul Medical Technology ROBERT MORRIS St. Paul Mathematics Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Alpha Phi Omega 2,3, Senior Class Sec.-Treas., Intramurals l,2,3,4, Chairman 3. KYLER NELSON St. Paul Physics and Mathematics Theta Chi l,2,3,4, secretary 2, historian 3, Kappa Phi 3,4, Torch and Cycle 4, Congress 3,4, vice pres. 3, pres. 4, Class President 2,3, Allan T.H. Blum Award 3, Intramurals, Rhodes Scholarship nominee 3,4. LINDA OELFKE Rochester Nursing Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,4. JEROL OLSON Business Administration Alpha Kappa Psi 2,3,4, treas. 4, Drew Council 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4. LOA GAYLE OLSON Rolla, North Dakota Nursing LSA 4, Nurses Choir 2. RONALD OSTREM Minneapolis Elementary Education Theta Chi 2,3,4, Social Chairman 3, Congress 3, WUS 3, Co-Chairman Fall Homecoming Dance 3, Intramurals l,2, 3.4: HUEA 4. ANNETTE PARRISH Waseca Music Education A Cappella Choir l,2,3,4, Epsilon Lambda Sigma 2,3,4, Panhellenic Council, Vice Pres. 4. DONALD PEDERSON Mineapolis Business Administration, Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Social Chairman, IFC Treas. 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Basketball 2, H-Club 2,3,4, OCC 2. KAREN NICOL Austin Nursing SUSAN OEHRKE Palmyra, Wisconsin Medical Technology KENNETH RICHIE St. Paul Physics Kappa Phi 4, Swimming Team l,2,3,4, Captain 4, Intra- murals l,2,3,4, H-Club l,2,3,4. ' GLADYS RIETFORTS Meriden Nursing Alpha Rho Delta 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, LSA l, Nurses Choir 2. JAMES PEDERSON Wilmar Biology DONALD M. PETERSON St. Paul Economics Intramurals 2,3,4, Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Social Chair- man 4, Alpha Kappa Psi 3,4, Treas., Master of Rituals, Committee Chairman, OCC 3,4. NEVA STEVENS PILGRIM St. Paul Music, English HUCF I,2, HURF 3, Sec., Wesley l,2,3,4, HUL 3,4, A Cap- pella Choir l,2,3,4, Alumni Choir 3,4, Theatre l,2,3,4, Kappa Phi 4, ARW Boards l,2, Chairman 3, WUS 2, Toastmasters I. RICHARD PILGRIM St. Paul International Relations HUCF l,2, HURF 3, Membership Chairman, RACC 4, Pres., HUL 3,4, Council, Wesley l,2,3,4, Alpha Phi Omega l,2, WUS 2.3, Treas., Drew Annex 3, Treas., Swim Team l,2,3, A Cappella Choir l,2,3,4, Alumni Choir 3,4, Dramatic: 2. JOHN RACS Los Angeles, California Biology Tri Beta 3,4, IRC, French Club. RICHARD REED Wayzata Business Administration H-Club, Football, OCC, Newman Club. SUZANNE SALLBERG Anoka Nursing Kappa Phi 3,4, Nursing Class Sec.-Treas. 4. JOHN SANDQUIST St. Paul Economics Theta Chi. SUZANNE VANBERG SCHOCK Sf. Paul International Relations Pi Gamma Mu 4, IRC 4. CAROL SEDLACEK Pipestone English Epsilon Lambda Sigma 4, ARW Board 4, Band l,2,3, Theatre 2, German Club, Pres. 3, Oracle 2,4, Liner 4, Head Majorette l,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross Council 4, Toastmasters. ROBERT SENNER Richey, Montana Philosophy Theta Chi l,2,3,4, Kappa Phi 3,4, Wesley 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Toastmasters 2,3. E. JAMES SENSKE St. Paul American History Education Theta Chi, OCC l,2, Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals, H-Club l,2,3,4, HUEA 3,4. JUDY SHAFER Fargo, North Dakota Physical Education Alpha Phi Theta 2,3,4, Vice Pres., Pres., Freshman Class Sec.-Treas., HUEA, Aquatic League I,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Cheer- leader I,2,3,4, Miss Mermaid 3, Winter Homecoming At- tendant 3, Fall Homecoming Attendant 4. MARY SHELDON Houston Nursing HUCF I, Nurses Choir 2. MILTON SHERBURNE Mabel History Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Historian 3,4, Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Vice Pres., Pres. 4, Drew Council 2,4, Vice Pres. 4, HUEA 4, Oracle 2,3,4, Ass't. Editor 4. RICHARD SIMPSON Minneapolis Physics HUEA 3,4, NEA 3,4, MEA 3,4, OCC 3, Toastmasters Inter- national Club No. 560 Edina, Sec., 2,3,4, MARY SKAFTE Costlewood, South Dakota Nursing Rooter Club I, Chapel Choir I, Nurses Choir 2. JOAN SKILDUM St. Paul Nursing OCC I, Epsilon Lambda Sigma 3,4. at 6 BRUCE SOUTHWARD Osseo Physical Education Alpha Phi Omega 2,3, OCC 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Co-captain, H-Club. GARY STONE New Rockford, North Dakota Intramurals i,2,3,4, Intramural Council 3, Alpha Kappa Psi 3,4. MARY STRAIT Jordan Physical Education Alpha Phi Theta 4, WRA I,2,3,4, Social Chairman 3, Pres. 4, Aquatic League I,2,3,4, Properties Dir. 2, Pres. 3, Con- gress Committee 2, Ski Club I,2, Rooter Club I,2, Treas. 2, JANICE HUGHES STURGEON St. Paul Elementary Education GILFRED TANABE Honolulu, Hawaii Philosophy, Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon I,2,3,4, Torch and Cycle 4, Senior Class Pres. 4, Spiritual Search Week Chairman 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, H-Club 2,3,4, WUS 3. JAMES THOMAS Long Prairie Economics Swimming Team 2, Alpha Phi Omega I,2,3,4, ACS l,2,3, Congress 4, H-Club 2,3, Drew Counselor 4, Veteran's Assoc. I,2,3,4, Dramatics I,3,4, Drew House Council l,2,4, Audio-Visual Aids Coordinator 4, Swimming Instructor 2,3. LOUISA ANN STOKES Excelsior English Torch and Cycle 4, National Collegiate Players 4, HUL Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, SS Week Committee 3,4, HUEA Vice Pres. 4, IRC 4, Theatre 2,3,4, Oracle 2,3,4, Liner 3, Piper Assoc. Editor 3,4, Publications Chairman 4, SPAN 3, Winter Formal Chairman 4, HURF 3, RACC 4, Bridgeman Poetry Prize 2,3,4, Bridgeman Short Story Prize 3, Craven Award 4, Class Agent 4. JERRE STOEBE Breckenridge Nursing Nurses Choir 2, ARW Board l,2. SHARON VANDERMYDE Minneapolis Physical Education HUEA5 WRA l,2,3,4, Board l, Treas. 45 HUCF I5 OCC 2,3. JANET VAUGHN Excelsior Medical Tech nology WILLIAM THOMPSON Des Moines, Iowa Speech Transferred 3, Theatre 3,45 National Collegiate Players 4, VANGI THORKELSON Thief River Falls American Studies Philo Browning 3,45 Congress Publications Committee Sec. 3,45 LSA l,2, Sec. 25 HUCF l,25 HURF 35 IRC l,2,3,45 HUEA 3,4, Sec. 45 Piper Ass't. Editor l, Contributor 25 Oracle l,2, 3,4, Reporter, Assoc. Editor 2,35 Drew Newswriting Prize 3,45 Toastmasters i,25 Mock Political Convention Publicity Chairman 4. ELAINE TIEDEMAN St. Paul Elementary Education OCC l,2,35 HUEA l,2,3,4. EMILY TODD Ha 9 'Y Nursing BEVERLY TRAUTMAN West Union, Iowa Nursing A Cappella Choir l,45 Nurses Choir 25 Alpha Rho Delta 3,4. JAMES TWAIT 57- Paul Physio: Education JOCELYN VEEDER Rochester Nursing Theatre 4. ROY WARD Dresser, Wisconsin Health and Physical Education Phi Delta l,2,3,45 HUEA 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Bcfseball 3,45 Intramurals 45 Basketball Sports Head 45 Oracle 45 H-Club. GEORGE WILLIAM WAY, JR. Excelsior Mathematics, Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4, Pres. 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,4, Torch- bearer 35 IFC 45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. .IANICE HOFFMAN WAY North Mankato Psychology Philo Browning 2,3,4, Pres. 3,45 ARW Board 2,3, Sec. 25 Panhellenic Council 3,4. JOHN WEBB Fairmont Biology Education Tri Beta 3,45 Theta Chi i,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Golf l,2,3,4, Coach, Captain5 HUEA 3,45 H-Club l,2,3,4, Program and Publicity Chairman 45 Can- gress Committee 3,45 Ski Club 35 Theatre 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Intramural Council Pres. 45 Alumni Choir 3. JACQUELINE SUTLIFFE WEUM St. Paul Nursing Nurses Choir 25 Nursing Class President 25 ARW Board l,2. ROBERT WHEREATT Evanston, Illinois History Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Pi Gamma Mu 4, Baseball I, Intramurals 2,3,4, Oracle I,2,3, Young Republican Club 4, IRC 4, Washington 3. D. BRUCE WISE Minneapolis Political Science PHYLLIS WOESTEHOFF Blakeley Nursing ALLAN WOLTER St. Paul Physics NOT PICTURED: James Baker, David Caldwell, Kenneth Christensen, Carol Gussner, Lyle Konkel, Patricia Dayton Martin, Lowell Sando, Marina Scott, Eugene Schwietz, Richard Stehley, Charles Walker, Harrison Williams, Eugene Wilson, Robert Woodford. Aalbu, C Gayle 29,65,158 Abbott, Mrs. Beverly Gardner 30,36, 158 Abbott, James H. Jr. Achterkirch,.Ronald G. 35,78 Achterkirch, Sandra L. 19,29 Ackerman, Wesley N. 35 AfTeldt, Mary M. 21,31 Ahlgren, Sharon G. 46,49 Ahren, Beverly A. 32 Ahti, Merry L. Alderson, Marianne 19,27,45 Alexander Marianne Alexander, Mrs. Janis M. Alexander, Lee R. Allen, Shirley A. 40,46 Andersen, Craig G. 78 Andersen, David P. Andersen, Douglas W. 92 Anderson, Craig L. 158 Anderson, Diane D. 23,47 Anderson, Jerome W. Anderson, Judith S. 20,46 Anderson, Karleen J. 20,42,47,56,59 Anderson, Susan J. 18,44,158 Antonsen, Larry J. 24 Aramori, Ann T. 23 Archerd, William F. 34,38,50 Armstrong, Robert B. Ash, Gary W. Ashworth, James C. Askov, Clofton E. Austin Maiorie J. 19,29,36,56 Bader, Baker, Donald E. James A. 35,26,45 Baker, John R. 33,138,158 Ba kko, Angela K. 20,29,56,87 Baldwin, Alice A. 19,42,48,53 Barkow, Romona A. 22 Barrett, Robert A. 49,158 Bartelt, Diane R. Bartelt, Diane R. Bartz, Mrs. Sharon K. 31,158 Basche, Gloria J. Bates, Ray G. 33 Bauman, Jon J. 25,28 Becklin, Eileen L. 23 Becklin, Eric E. 42 Bekstrom, Vinton G. 158 Beckstrom, Vinton G. 158 Belden, Connie M. 23,87 Bellanti, John F. 158 Bellin, Stephen L. Belter, Jan A. 23,28 Bender, John H. Bendix, Mrs. Deanna Marohn 158 Beniamin, Charles l. 78,88 Beniamin, Lawrence F. l70 Index Benson, David N. 35 Benson, Patricia A. 23,158 Berger, Steve 53 Berggren, Raymond G. Bergman Mariorie A. 31,158 Berus, Imogene E. Blain, Patricia A. Blanchard, Patricia J. 23 Blomquist, Peter J. Bodley, Herbert D. Il 52 Boom, Dennis W. 25,42,43,47 Borgendale, Bonnie M. 57 Borgeson, Slyvia R. Bortz, Wilbur H. Boyd, LeRoy K. Boyle, Lawrence F. 78,158 Boyum, Dean 86, 158 Boyum, Kenneth W. Bracewell, Earl W. Brandt, Patricia A. 159 Breimhorst, Joan V. 23,87 Bridgman, George H. 24,47,48 Bronson, Betty A. Brown, Gary T. 34,57 Brown, Judy A. 57 Brown, Richard C. 46,159 Brown, Roger W. 24 Brown, Thomas D. 28,39,57,76,159 Brunberg, Earl K. Bruyere, James L., Jr. 35,85,88 Buchanan, Peter J. 42 Bullitt, Mrs. Edith L. Bumgarner, Daniel H. 34,40 Burchell, Edward V. Burger, Stephen E. Burke, Donna M. 22 Burnison, Robert H. 24,42,53 Burnson, Diane J. 29 Burton, Elinor G. Busch, Verene E. Buskirk, James R. 42 Buskirk, Robert E. 43,50,159 Bystrom, Robert E. 24,28,48 Cady, Charles J. Cahoon, Elaine: F. 22,27 - Cain, Janice l. Caldwell, David M. Calva, Paquits M. Cannon, Joy E. Carlson, Evleyn R. 19,46 Carlson, Paul V. 50,53 Carlson, Susan E. 20 Carpenter, Jean L. 18,30,159 Carter, Patricia J. 18,30,38,159 Carter, Rosalie A. 23 Cartwright, David C. 35,51,82 Chamberlin, Mrs. Janice Syvertsen 159 Chant, Stuart G. Chapman, Judith A. 20,49,65 Chapman, Margaret J. 23,47 Chok, Daniel P. 24,42,48 Christensen, Kenneth D. Christenson, Doris I. 40 Christilaw, Patricia A. 19,27,29,59 81,87 Clarke, Alison J. 23 Clasen, Janet R. 22,46 Clay, Joanne 21,27 Cleveringa, Norman R. 33 Clute, William T. Clysdale, Jerome Coates, Gerald F. Coen, Robert E. Coleman, Joyce M. Collischan, Judy K. 21,53 Colvin, Ronald L. Connolley, Sharon L. 22 Cook, Jeffrey F. 33 Copeland, C. Travis 24 Cornell, Carolyn M. Cotton, Joseph B. 24 Cox, David W. Crawford, David C. Crowley, Lance P. Cunningham, Mrs. Audrey Vuckel 159 Cunningham, Dan L. 24 Curry, Carole S. 20,48 Curtis, Mary H. 23,57 Custer, Roberta L. Daggett, Delta W. 24,43 Dahl, Harriet J. 19,32,38,87 Dahl, Virginia A. 23 Dahlquist, Gerald A. Dailey, Dennis M. 159 Dangers, Deanna L. 18,53,159 Daniels, Susan L. Danner, James B. 78 Darlington, Karen R. 23 Davies, Susan A. 22 Davis, Dennis J. 35 Day, Edward J. 65 Dayton, Janet C. 21,57 Dayton, Patricia A. DeCambaliza, Emmett G. 33 DeCambaliza, Noel R. 159 DeCourcy, D. Annette 19 DeCoursey, Sally M. DeGree, Sharron L. DeJarlais, Elisabeth C. 20,40 Denny, Gloria J. 20,32 DeTomasco, Ronald D. Deviny, E. John 34,44 Dinham, Calvin A. Dirks, Jerry G. 24,35,78 Ducusin, Robert E. 92 Dufour, Kenneth L. 35,38,86 Dumont, Deanne K. Dunlap, Kenneth E. 35 Dunn, Gerald K. Earhart, Charles H. 24,33 Easland, Phyllis M. 19,29 Ebner, Eckart O. 26,34,43 Eckley, Claire G. 51 Eglite, Juris I. 78,86,88 Ehlers, Dennis L. 24,34 Ehlke, James H. 159 Ekholm, Karen M. 87 Eklund, Neil A. Eliason, Robert W. 24,35,44 Ellenbecker, Mickey L. 24,35 Elliott, Deanna J. 22,48 Elliott, Tara L. 19,42 Ellis, Thomas G. 26,28,44,45,46 Erickson, Diane C. 22,87 Erickson, Paul V. 56 Erickson, Ronald E. 33,86 Ernst, Patricia A. 20 Ervin, James H. 159 Evanson, Philip N. 49,92 Ewing, Carole J. 22 Faber, Bonnie T. 31,57 Fancher, Ann M. 22 Felt, John A. 24 Femrite, Kathryn L. 21,45 Figge, William W. Fillion, Beverly J. 32 Findlay, Robert A. Fisher, Richard W. 34,47,65 Fitzpatrick, Joanne R. 22 Fladager, Kirsten J. 29,81 Folkers, Elaine A. 23,27,47 Fotte, Larry G. Forsberg, Karen K. 22 Fortmeyer, Bernice M. Foss, Maxine M. 18,48,159 Foster, Helen B. Fox, Dale B. 24,40,44 Fox, Karen J. 32,44,16O Fransen, Lynne E. 87 Frantzick, Morley S. 24,33 Franzell, William 24,42 Frazee, Robert M. 24,43 French, Charles B. Frevert, Elaine l. 31,39,52,16O Fridell, Gary A. 26,34,82 Fridell, Lane C. 26,34,82 Friedlund, Jane L. 18,31,160 Friedlund, Jean E. 18,160 Froiland, Mrs. Carol Spalding 160 Frye, Craig E. Fuller, Margaret R. 22 Gabel, Jane K. 22 Gabrielson, Eugene H. Gagliardi, Jean 30,51,16O Gallagher, David Gamble, William E. 160 Garling, Diane V. Gaustad, Carol L. 21,27 Gaylord, Ardith M. 19,31 ,38,81,87,97 Gaylord, Curtis B. 33 Gebhard, Ralph H. 57 Gebhard, Richard E. 48 Geick, David W. Gelston, Kenneth W. 65 Gerlack, Rosemarie 51 Germain, Ronald W. Geske, Marvin L. Gethmann, Judith A. Giberson, Sharon E. 160 Giese, Beatrice C. Gilchrist, Brian 25,28,43,160 Ginn, Mariorie J. 19,27,47 Gierde, Eleanor H. Goehring, Dixie D. 18,4O,45,46,56, 160 Goetzman, Karen J. 23 Goff, Virginia J. 18,27,29,36,87,16O Gonser, Gayle A. Gonzenbach, Ruth E. 18,32,36,160 Goodale, Gloria A. Gordanier, Michael T. Grage, Duane G. 48 Grams, Diane M. 22 Grande, John G. 25,78 Grant, Laura J. 21,31,44 Greenberg, Karen K. Greenlee, Verne K. Gridley, John W. 50,160 Grier, Norman J. 25,49 Grobe, Marilyn J. 21,31 Grodahl, George P. 35,85 Graff, Mrs. Judith Schafer 160 Grose, Marlin C. Gross, Gerald R. Grosse, Phyllis E. 31,45,52,65,76 Grossman, James E. Grove, Gretchen K. 18,30,36,39,161 Gruenewald, Larry E. 44 Gussner, Mrs. Carol Jorgensen Gustafson, Mary Ann 161 Gustafson, Mary Linn 31,87 Haag, Lloyd H. 78 Habicht, Donald E. 42 Haddorff, John W. Hageman, Janet L. 29,38,87 Hallberg, Anne Marie Hallen, Elizabeth J. Hallquist, Morris D. 43,65 Halverson, James M. 35,57 Hammond, Robert H, 78 Hamre, Wayne Hamrin, Mrs. Alice DuBois 161 Hanft, Leola F. 32 Hansen, Mrs. Jean Neafus 161 Hanson, Richard E. 34,161 Hantho, Terry J. Harkness, Jon L 24,35 Harms, Mary A. Harrington, Gerald R. Hartmann, Lawrence G. 35,78 Hastings, Ruth Ann 65,81 Haugland, Barbara A. 19,53 Hawkins, Gerald L. Hayes, James H. 34,78 Heagle, Allen S. 34,161 Heagle, C. Russell 34,40 Hecht, Edward L. Hedger, Mary M. 21,57 Heinecke, Charles M. 34,40 Heligas, Susan C. 22,87 Hennen, Marlyn R. 43,161 Herington, Patricia E. 22 Hervey, John B. 25,4O,44,49 Hesley, Stephen L. 51 Hiatt, Thomas S. Hicks, Jack A. Hier, Helen M. 31,36,56,161 Higgins, Martin E. Hildebrandt, Gregg C. Hilliard, Gary L. 34,51 Hixon, Judith R. 22 Hiellum, .loan M. 161 Hodgins, David M. 33,42 Hoffman, Janice L. 32,168 Hoffman, Walter R. 161 Hofmeister, Ann L. 18,39,161 Holasek, Dorothy A. Holdredge, Phyllis J. 161 Holie, Byron C. 161 Hollerung, Donna J. 20,31 Holliday, Kent A. 41,47,59 Hollister, C. David 34,39,4O,,56,161 Holt, Linda A. 45,49,57 Holton, Sandra L. 39,162 Honebrink, Joyce R. 31,56 Honnold, Merrill M. Hopfenspirger, Lee W. 34,82,162 Horton, Norman C. 78,162 Houchens, James H. Houge, Donald R. Hove, Richard N. 35 Hovind, Harlan D. Howard, Richard D. Howard, William G. 44 Howg, Roger L. Hruby, Susanne A. 19,28 Hughes, Janice J. Hulbert, Jacqueline F. 21,49 Hulke, Robert G. 43,162 Hultgren, George W. Hunter, Robert D. 28,39,46,48,49,65, 162 Hunter, Rhetta M. Hutchins, Leslie M. 18,32,162 Hutchinson, Laurie G. 21,27 Hutton, Thomas W. 35,51,82,9O Hynes, William M. 34 lmmer, Gwendolyn L. 18,27,29,38,100 162 171 Ireland, Donald T. 44,162 Isaacson, Kenneth W. 33 Ittel, Arlene A. 20,48 Iverson, Bruce G. 59 Jacobsen, Diane R. 164 Jacobsen, Gerald B. Jacobson, Mary L. 30,51,162 Jackson, Jean E. Jaeger, John C. 35,36,56 Jarnig, Kay D. Jensen, Jay R. 25,28,38,57 Jensen, Jerry C. 28,38,39,56 Jensen, Jensen, Lance S. W. Bryan 24,35,82,88 Jentink, Sharen T. 18,32,36,162 Jerentosky, Robert E. 35,78,86 Klement, Dan A. 25,42,47,48 Kline, Muriel J. 32 Kloek, Kenneth G. Kluge, Douglas J. Knecht, Rachel M. 23 Knott, Loren R. Knudson, Ruth Ann 22,57 Knutson, Constance L. 22 Koblitz, Lois E. Koch, Ingrid Ann Koch, Kent J. Kohn, Susan H. Kolbe, Barbara G. Koles, Joyce L. Kollmeyer, Carl 78 Konkel, Lyle F. Kopesky, Robert R. 33 Kovacovich, Robert 25,43,163 Kraus, Cliltord K. 25,28,34,38,48,65, Jirousek, Charlotte A. 28,40,46,47, 162 Johnsen, Sandra J. Johnson, Bruce H. Johnson Conrad A. 24,42 Johnson Daniel F. Johnson Danton L. Johnson Darryl C. Johnson David W. 26,28,38,46,47, 48,52,56 Johnson Gary W. 25,33 Johnson, James M. 34,162 Johnson Jeffrey A. 59 Johnson Joyce S. 29,51 Johnson Julianne Johnson, Karen Mae 21 Johnson Karen Maryce 22 Johnson, Karen R. 18,30,162 Johnson, Kevin A. 35,50 Johnson, Larry A. 56 Johnson, Michele A. 28 Johnson Paul E. 162 Johnson Rae L. 21,28,53,87 Johnson Sharon A. 21 Johnson Susan B. 50,51,87 90 Krause, Gary L. Krause, Julianne Kron, Ronald A. 25 Krueger, Kathleen A. 22 Kruse, Joan H. 18,31,39,50,163 Kruse, M. George 43,45,46,59 Kuehn, Mardella E. 18,163 Kunz, Carolyn A.22 Langland, Donald K. Lanning, Richard S. 34,50 Laramy, Myra J. 18,163 Larsen Ronald L. 42 Larson, Georgianna 19,29,36 Larson, Judith A. La rson Larson, Ruth Ann 46,57 Violet M. Lash, Stephen L. Lau, Wayne C. 25 Laudon, Cynthia A. 20,31 Lauren, Susan C. Lee, Robert F. 24,28 Johnson, Thomas N. Jones, Evan McB. 25,88,163 Jones, Margaret H. 22 Jungquist, Karin A. 87,163 Juntunen, Rodger K. 42,163 Kaese, Gertrude R. 163 Kallsen, Mrs. Patricia Angell 48,163 Kari, Gerald W. Karnstedt, David E. Karschnia, Keith W. Kaste, Marlys L. 18,28,32,163 Kauls, Zigurds 25,88 Keeble, Gaill T. 34,163 Keever, Paul 34 Keeller, Karyl K. 87 Kellor, Richard L. 35 Kerneghan, Gail M. 27,31,1 18 Kerns, Bradley W. 44,56,58 Kirchner, Janet L. 19,27,87 Kitchell, Carol L. 23,27,48 Klausen, Donovan W. 172 Lehmann, Carl F. Lehnert, Patricia A. 163 Lentz, Charles B. 25,58 Lesh, Daniel K. 35 Leske, Marie E. Lidke, Norman E. Lindfors, Marge E. 39,76,163 Lindsey, Patricia A. Lindstrom, Valerie J. 43 Linton, Mrs. Jyneal Erickson Lippmann, Barbara R. 18,163 Lippmann, Louise A. 18,164 Liston, Valerie A. 40,42 Livermore, I. Lucille 22,47,59 Livermore, S. Marie 22,47,58 Lohn, Elizabeth L. 31,47,164 Loken, B. Karen Long, Allyn R. Long, Phoebe J. 21 Longmore, Larry D. 43,164 Loshusan, Josephine 23 Lowe, Nancy K. 18,28,65,164 Lowe, Robert J. Lowthian, Genevieve 23 Luthman, Karen Sue, 51 Lunde, Robert A. 34 Lundeen, Mrs. Betty Plummer 164 Lundin, Stephen C. 24,78,86 Lundstrom, Leaette E. 23 Maas, Rodney B. 25,33 Maas, Sandra E. 56 MacKenzie, Donald H.S. 35 MacMillan, Diane: H. 21 Maday, Bernard J. Magnuson, David A. 34 Mahler, Alan F. Malmstrom, Douglas A. Malmstrom, Duane D. 34,85 Malmstrom, Linda J. 20,32,49,50,58 Manz, Mary Elinor 22 Marlin, Diane L. 20,31,57 Maronde, Don D. 26 Marren, Mary L. 20,27 Marsh, Bonnie L. Marshall, George A. 34,50,88 Martignacco, John F. 164 Martin, Lawrence P. 43 Martin, Paul E. 34,38,39,41,46,49 Marvin, Frank R. 33 Marvin, John R. 25,34 Mathias, Robert E. Matschiner, Georgine M. Matthews, William V. 24 Matz, Mardelle E. 21,57 Maxson, Mary E. Maxwell, Malcolm G. McBroom, Kendall R. 25,35 McClure, Delbert L. 34,552,164 McCoIgin, Marian J. 19,41 McCormack, Donald R. 43,50,51 McCready, Ronnie E. McElroy, Mary E. 51,164 McGinley, Sue Ellen 30,36,164 McKenzie, Sandra J. 18,164 McMann, Ina C. McNally, James D. 25,42 McPherson, Sylvia A. 19,32,38,40 Mead, Janice C. 19,27,32,38,44 Mead, Marilyn K. 27,53 Mealio, William F. Mears, Edward L. Medhaug, Janet M. 31 Mehlhaff, Lois A. 22,48 Meikrantz, George H. Melchert, Mark J. 35,164 Meridith, Gene A. Merritt, James F. 25,35 Merritt, Judith L. 22,81 Michaelson, Leslie R. 24 Miller, Gary F. 24 Miller, Grant L. 42 Miller, Hugh W. 164 Miller, John R. 34.54.165 J Miller, John W. Miller, Judith A. 53 Miller, Larry 92 Miller, Terry N. 33,36 Mitchell, Carol M. Mitchell, Jack A. 34,57 Moffatt, Donald W. Mohler, Diane M. 22 Molenaar, Mari L. 19,32,43 Mondale, Gary F. 34,51 Monear, Errol E. 24,28,35,78 Monical, John H. 34 Monson, Joann E. 42,46 Monson, Miriam L. 19,46,-48 Moor, Jules L. 34,78 Morcomb, Roger S. 35,44,53,59,165 Morgan, H. Owen 35 Morgan, Lauretta J. Ostermann, Jean E. 32,51 Ostrem, Ronald E. 35,165 Otis, John W. Page, Lynn C. 58 Papadopoulos, Aristidis Parish, Judith Parish, Tat 49,65 Parrish, Marilyn K. 20,27,31,4O Parrish, Bruce R. 78 Parrish, P. Annette 18,31,56,165 Parsonage, William H. Pateyuk, Jerry J. Paulson, Susan C. 23 Payne, Johnny L. Pederson, Donald G. 34,9O,165 Pederson, Helen L. Pederson, James A. 33,166 Peik, Richard H. 26,47,78 Moriok Morris, Morris, a, Doreen E. 165 Arleta 28 Robert P. 165 Morrison, Charles C. 40 Morrison, Charles M. Mueller, Agata Mueller, Helga Murphy, Charles L. Murrell, Sara J. Musehl, Alma E. 23,48 Nelson Nelson Nelson , Doreen E. 39,46,47,48,65,76 , Kyler F. 35,38,39,165 , Terry F. 35,82 Nelson, William F. 35,82 Neumann, Frank C. Newberry, Kenneth E. Nicol, Karen L. 165 Nicopoulos, Aristomenis Nielsen, Gladys M. 50,51 Nielsen, Margaret L. 50,51 Norris, Thomas N. 33,45 Norsted, Roger M. 25,82 O'Connor, Rodger A. Oelfke, Linda G. 18,31,165 Oftutt, Berch R. 34,54,76 Ohnstad, Ellis A. 34 Olcott, Ray W. Olsen, Elizabeth A. Olsen, Frances A. 23 Olsen, Samuel B. 35 Olson, Mrs. Barbara Kocka Olson, Carole J. Olson, Gerald L. 24,57 Olson, Jean E. Olson, Jerol S. 26,113,165 Olson, Loa G. 18,165 Olson, Mrs. Priscilla Olson, Richard A. 35,82 Olson, Robert E. Olson, Steven J. 34,56 Olson, Ted M. 34 Olynicc, Richard 34 Ophaug, Gary N. 26 Ostenso, John O. 51,85 Peterson, James H. Peterson, Allan R. Peterson, Bradley B. 26,42 Peterson, Donald Max 33 Peterson, Donald Melvin 43,166 Peterson, Gordon L. Peterson, James E. 34 Peterson, Karen J. 48 Peterson, Richard C. Peterson, Richard E. Petrich, Charleen A. 22 Pfeifer, Charles D. 26,42,46,57 Phelps, Joel K. 56 Phelps, Mrs. Ruth Ganfield 45,56 Phillips, Gary L. 33,4O,43,49,5O,53 Pierson, John M. Pietila, Karla J. 31 Pilgrim, Judith A. 51 Pilgrim, Mrs. Neva Stevens 48,56, Richardson, Jared A. Richie, Kenneth E. 85,166 Rickbeil, Richard H. 34 Riemenschneider, Richard F. Rietforts, Gldays H. 166 Rietmann, Sandra L. 23 Riley, Russell L. Ringness, William A. 33,48 Ritzenthaler, Anne 20,32 Roadman, Hal H. Roberts, Jane A. Robinson, David A. 26,28,42 Robinson, James D. 42,48,53 Rodenkirchen, Karen A. 29,45 Rolain, Paul V. 26,86 Roloft, Harvey A. 35 Smelser, E. Keith 35,38,5O Root, Nancy L. 32 Roscoe, George C. 5O,78,9O Rose, Richard C. 26 Roush, Phyllis D. 23 Rowlee, Jan S. 19,42,52,53 Rudeen, Karen G. 23 St. Germain, George P. St. Martin, Lottilee Sales, Barbara L. 29,47,54 Sales, Joanne A. 21,27,47,58 Sallberg, Suzanne I. 18,39,166 Salmon, Roger A. 26,34 Sandberg, Robert G. Sandberg, Russell D. Sander, Barbara J. Sando, Lowell Sandquist, John W. 166 Sansome, Karen L. 87 Sarles, Donald C. 33,43 Sautterer, James C 26,33 166 Pilgrim, Richard B. 46,57,166 Piper, Robert A. Piper, Roberta G. 2O,32,43,59 Plocher, Fredrick A. 35 Porthan, Edward R. 34 Posavad, George L. Preble, Dan R. Priebe, James F. Prill, Robert J. Putz, Janet M. 20,27,31 Quick, Richard D. 88 Racs, John 42,166 Ranger, Beverly K. 21,28 Ravnholdt, Douglas F. 25,35 Rawlings, Richard W. 26,28 Reburn, Rockne A. Redclen, Virginia L. 23 Redman, George L. 35 Reed, Richard C. 166 Rehbein, Clyde Reiling, Roger J. 34 Reisfeld, George S. 42 Reller, Carl R. 34,40,51 Rice, Lois A. 50 Schaefer, Paul D. 26 Schaub, Judith L. Scherer, Catherine A. Scherfenberg, Lois J. 22 Schlagel, Rodger L. 26 Schmidt, Donna M. 45,47,48 Schmidt, Jeannette A. 22,46 Schmiege, Mrs. Margaret V. Schmuck, Jim A. 35 Schneider, Mrs. Sharon Adams Schoch, John C. Schock, Mrs. Suzanne Vanberg 44,51 166 Schroeder, David L. 35,38,43,51 Schroeder, Diane K. 22,46 Schuder, James M. 28 Schuder, Robert D. Schuldt, Harvey R. 78,86,88 Schultz, Darwin E. 26,85 Schultz, Fred S. Schultz, Fred T. Schultz, Judith L. 22 Schumacher, Robert D. 33,65 Schwarz, Carol E. 29 Schwieger, Susan F. 53,56 173 Schwietz, Eugene F. Scott, Mrs. Marina Saiz Sedlacek, Carol A. 27,31,52,166 Selleck, Nancy E. 56 Senner, Robert G. 39,166 Senske, E. James 166 Sevey, Sally J. 50,57 Shafer, Judy A. 18,29,81,87,167 Shamash, Esther 19 Sharrow, Robert P. Sheldon, Mary C. 18,167 Sherburne, Milton R. 25,34,44,167 Sheridan, Judson, D. 34,40,51,86 Shippy, Mrs. Janyce Peterson Silgen, James H. 51 Simmons, Charles R. 58 Simmon, .lay D. 24,42,43 Simon, Wilford H. Simpson, Richard M. 167 Skafte, Mary K. 18,167 Skildum, Joan E. 31,167 Skildum, Patricia A. Smith Adena L. 32 Smith Glenn L. Smith, Lacey T. 34,36,41 Smith, Mrs. Linda Smith, Patricia G. 22 Smith, Robert L. Smyder, Jerry J. 26,78 Sorensen, Carolyn J. 65 Souba, Ben J. Southward, Bruce L. 51,85,167 Spalding, John E. Splinter, Jeanne G. 21 ,27,31 Sprenger, Joan L. 21,31,56 Springborg, Donald E. 26,28,42,53 Springmeyer, Thomas R. 35,50 Squibb, Judith L. Stallknecht, Judith L. 20 Stearns, Gerald A. Stearns, Susan J. 23,50 Steen, Carole A. Stehley, Richard D. Steinhelber, Timothy R. 26 Stensrud, Sylvia S. 23 Stenwick, Michael W. Stewart, Thomas R. Stoebe, Jerre G. 167 Stokes, Louisa Ann 18,39,45,46,47,49, 53,54,76,167 Stokes, Phillip L. Stolp, George G. 35 Stolts, Robert O. Stone, Gary K. 43,167 Stone, Wendy J. 27,31,.52,57 Stoskopf, Albert H. Strait, Mary C. 29,167 Strand, James A. Strandberg, Owen R. Stuart, James R. 33,43,85 Sturgeon, Mrs. Janice Hughes 32,167 174 Sturm, Judith K. 21 Sundquist, James P. 33 Svehla, Kathleen L. Swaggert, Jacquelin M. Swanson, Janet D. 19,39,45,46,54,65, 76 Swanson, Russell J. 42 Swant, Julie A. 20,-44,46,49 Swoboda, Jayson G. 35 Tanabe, Gil 34,39,56,90,167 Tangren, Mary L. 23,50 Tarasar, Mary S. 21,27,65 Tate, Linda A. Tatting, Douglas J. Taylor, James D. 78 Taylor, Sandra A. 21 Taylor, Sharon J. 20,27 Terry, Carol H. 22 Tessman, Donald S. Thomas, James W. 26,38,42,167 Thompson, Linda J. 23,58 Thompson, Thomas M. 25 Thompson, William W. 28,65,168 Thomson, Joanne H. 51,87 Thorkelson, Vangi V. 32,49,53,168 Tiedeman, Elaine R. 168 Timm, Maxine J. Titel, Mary E. Toconita, Phillip J. Todd, Emily L. 18,168 Toenies, Gary F. Trautman, Beverly M. 57,168 Trautman, Beverly M 57,168 Trumble, Robert R. 34,50,51,85 Turner, Mary C. 23 Twait, James H. 78,168 Ulman, Elaine A. 21,48,56 Valentine, Nancy M. Vanberg, Richard L. 33 VanBeusekom, Philip C. VanderBurgh, Vincent R. Vandermyde, Sharon M. 168 Vars, Gary L. Veeder, Joycelyn M. 18,168 Veldkamp, J. Frederik 40,42,43 Vincent, Thomas L. Volkmann, Max F. 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