Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)
- Class of 1947
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', 1 M142 -w'.w3X-f - :.fLa:f-12 fu- mv -'.-N2f.fWf'41.3a14risky?-ri'sgL'vfa4f 1.57-v ' SP2-,-,f 'q5'1,Q -.H f'.1f,xfis f.snsf'1 P121 M-4Kvm:'fffQ5? fire'-'exif'-'JPY' 'fm-fc ':-1-,iff 'J2f?2- . nfvffvyf.-Qaifw f.-www 2711.5 .w ,HEI .3-., p.:'ff.4gf -'wg ,D 15361.,.-fr,pvL-,eg,Q,.,:,..ik-...zfsvreifzfix-45'i'w'-fwtglgqysfwawe-fr-, 'H-Ag.,f...?,,...5wg,112,,mc-:E...,.,.,,'ewifw. -gmwf e,-1: maze '. f,fa15w-ff,..,-31352. 55,-..,,4,.2. .y,,..1f,y.c-+,.QfQ ,gm-.,g..-i.,::z..f dw aff HSA IRAN 1,947 JAAXEJTQWN COI ,I ,FCE EQITQR5 - Cam DTQN jI3UfINEf 'MANAGHQ I 'LORIQAINE - ANDEIQf0N . df DEDICATICDN It is fitting that this year's l-lea Kan be dedicat- ed to President Bell. ln his first lull year as direc- tor ol the course that Jamestown College will talce, he has shown himself to be the embodiment of a new spirit and vitality. Witnessing a changing and expanding horizon, he has wisely seen the necessity for Jamestown College to adapt itself to the challenge and the hope of a world struggling toward rebirth. To Dr. Bell, to a job well-begun, we sincerely dedicate our 1947 Hea Kan. 5 i 5 i E 4 i 5 3 E 2 I E 5 71 ,-1 1 . K fr 141: - sf. fQw y1z 7a-, .. 'JW w if aj r A Q Qykfr X 445 M Vg Lf X,.lf', QR X, ii? Q--'?.?'H ' 9 1 3 R N f ,ff 34 f' x, r fi Q- 3? Y L, A w fr i s J Y Q Q ,J E r 1 5 Si 1 1 T 1 fi gi EJ is Qs ! QE , l 4 2 E 2 5 5 9 J 'E 24 4 4 N 4 . 1 I 1 L A 1 1 54 A F i 4 3 1 5 3 W 'El Q! Li H 21 Ei mf fl Sz 32 E: E3 ii 2, E 2 5 ii 2, 5 23 sl 1 . ii tif' 'H ' M I as - K 1 '13, f - L 1 3 n 1 l A DR, HOWARD J. BELL, jr. President of Jamestown College ADMIIXIISTIQATIQN DR. JOHN A. SAATHOFF Dean of Iameslown College 'Pb J-35 , ,kxx N 'sflfg'--EM : FACULTY ELIZABETH M. CAINE Instructor in Arts and Crafts WILLIAM WESTLEY Professor of Political Science, Economics DR. FOSTER YORK ST. CLAIR Professor of English BEATRICE ANDERSON SALISBURY Instructor of Commerce HELEN I. LOWEY Assistant Professor of Physical Education JOSEPH SAYLOR BLACK Professor of Music f s .-ggi. ' IDA RATZLAFF Instruftor xn Home Arts, Soczology GEORGE N. KNIGHT Professor of Biology if Md - 1 , GRACE SEVERN 4- FN Home Mother, Sanford Hall T35 I' 'J' , . ,-f- I A! k A4 A r 5 r I Eff f E 1 . , , wh ' , Z j A , . ,IYQ EEJNN ' Q -J ., 1 5 ' 'A CLEMENT BOUSQUET - F X -g,,.--. Instructor in Instrumental Muxic A LV V ,.,.L .. ,HQM t,-w .5 A, M. B. SMITH Asraciate Profexsor of Speech ROBERT PULFRY Instructor m Pfryszcs, Mathematzc: mf. Q, 1, cs, 1 Qc' 34 THE REVEREND D. D. JANSEN Instructor in Religious Education DR. Ross MILLER Professor of Religious Education MARIAN HEMNHNGS Librarian: lnslructor in Library Science DR. H. B. HART Professor of Chemistry THOMAS W, JACKSON Professor of Matlrerrzaticr EVERETT SHAW Avsociizlc Profesxor of Commerce , r is M. ,., ,. 1 4 1 M 2 . -f 5, , 1 V si ,z 1 : A-v . .ae ggs gsfw ,. ,Lu , wx--ww-' , ,. ,. , I 42 so i AA,h. 'fmgg ' Eg x 4 is 5 as I 4 2 f 3 Q E y N S YVK Q -L Q 2 vii .V 2 X ii is 5' iief ,. gsi xgf 4 K x in 3 5 T J s Nw if Q ga 8 f, Y was i L rrroo 2 5 .lr ., ,gl 1,: 5 . -is-s f , Q-' if f X sz A 3.3 Sim V, S., 3 2 ,f v-,W ' 55 'iff ri 1. 4 Q Lois PAUL PEDERSON Instructor ln Bxology, Commerce ARTHUR G ELLINGSON Assocxale Professor of French, Spanish CHA1zLEs EDGAR FULTCN Bursar MARION JOHNSON jAcKsoN Assistant Professor of English, Dramatics ConNEuUs A. PLATINGA Professor of Pbilosopfay, Psychology C. L, Rossm-soN Professor of Edrrcalion J' 'Z PHYLLIS KOOKER WALLXN Instructor in Voice R. D. DAMES Instructor in Business Law 4Dn, ARLQW W. ANDERSON Professor of History GERTRUD Kocu Sc:-1osNBo1-1M Instructor in French, German O. S. joHNsoN O Assistant Bursarg Ass't Professor of Commerce ROMAINE KUETHE Associate Professor of English ana' Languages E. J. CASSELL Coachg Professor of Physical Education LUCILLE FLESJER Secretary to the President iz '96, i ELSIE ROBERTSON Instructor of Mathematics THE REVEREND C. A. ARMSTRONG Instructor in Religious Education 14' ,-lf u 4 I , 1 I I . I K 1 . 1 4 DR IDA M YATES Pro essor 0 Latin, Dean o Women L VERNON CAINE Public Relations Directorg Associate Professor of Physics eu. --...a , df 'QL M' 12? 2 ,aff f , . A 3 5 E J 5 I V R LEWIS CARLSON .J A .k-k Gy: . ,.L, ,mf -1 'L 7763? in LAURIE CUNNINGI-IAM NCDRMAN NEUMANN 'Ulf Plz VERNON PEARSON LOIS COMPTGN ar--. DUANE HYDE IQ! EASTBURN LEWIS CARLSON LAURIE CUNNINGHAM NWI-lQ'S WHQ Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges provides a single national basis for recognition of outstanding college and university students in America. Selection is made by a faculty com- mittee on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and then potential future usefulness in society and business. The 1946-47 edition will contain the brief biographies of eight seniors and one junior from C. DUANE HYDE MARY HART JOHN PARKER ' is Q95 I3 mm , nv- ' a,.-we-0 ...tw- . R ,S 4-ol-idx 5 ,ag AICW ff , , , A-gi li. 'Q' I M., ii' . is y g ,.,: H :Sv J' 1. -' gi 1 V if It EE ' VIRGINIA HEIDINGER VERNQN PEARSON NORMAN NEUMANN P i 5' iilr ,I :fi Hoon GARDNER RosE MARY Mnz BETTY JEAN Mum GAMMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma, organized in November of 1941, by Phi Beta Kappa members of the Jamestown area, has as its purpose the encouragement of scholastic attainment. Receiving recognition for such achievement this year were live seniors: Hood Gardner, Rose Matz, Betty Muir, Herbert Mutschler, and John Parker. Requirements for membership include a better than B average with not more than ten per cent of the senior class being chosen. From time to time alumni who have won distinction since their graduation will be admitted. Those selected this year were: Rev. Howard Stimmel '30, White River Junction, Vt., Anne Buck Walters '15, Pasadena, Calif., Karl Dittmer '37, U. of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, Kenneth Kurtz '29, Head of English Department, Occidental College, Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. Bell and Mrs. Ross Miller, Phi Beta Kappas, were taken into membership in Gamma Sigma this year. Officers of the society this year are: President, William Westleyg Secretary-Treasurer, L. Vernon Caine. HERBERT MUTSCHLER jouw Pmzxsn ,,,a.,.., ,... . .... .. .. - as-sly.-' f 4 .W v ' .-Z fx 56,4 1 4 . ufrulj'4 L U,ugf'f1 ' 3 141 'A f,1a'lia'u? 4nxv,, QI L4 fs! Y 4 ' Nqr, ifallflav, 4 Wevfbrn sfo A 'll su' :Vi R' 4 ff: .fg,. 5 Jmlrllilli' wtf, My 1,410 fag.. .S K I 4 gf' ,' lllak.,X xg H nga: ,4fl'f'Y u.liL ,L, Fifa lf: ll :li t.f'i:a I iff :V ggi ',434lx1? anfliliiil' 1 . , 0 LORRAINE ANDERSON Jamestown Major-English Jimmie Janes l, 2, 3, 4g Vice-President 4. Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. Pan Hellenic 4. International Relations Club 3, 43 Secretary 3, 4. Hea Kan 3, 43 Business Manager 4. Spanish Club 1. Home- coming Attendant 4. HARVEY BRYAN Wolf Point, Montana Major-Commerre KEITH BEAUMONT Jamestown Major-Malbematics SENIORS BARBARA JEAN CAMPBELL Jameslown illajor-Biology Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4. International Relations Club 2, 3. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. Medical Club 3, 4. Band. LEO BJELLAND Jamestown Major-Chemistry NEDRA JUNE CAMPBELL Jamestown Major-Biology Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Jimmie Janes 3, 4. Medical Club 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 3. International Relations Club 2, 34 Spanish Club 1, Z, 3. Class Vice-President Z. Band l. r1W 1n, 1 Lewis CARLSON Valley City Major-Chemistry Basketball 1, 3, 4, Captain 4. Football 1, 4. Track 1, 3, 4. J-Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3. Student Association Vice-Pres- ident 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Representative Jimmie. JAMES CUSATOR Onarga, Illinois Major-Chemistry Lois CoMProN Oberon Major-Social Science Jimmie Janes 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Beta Zeta 1, 2, Secretary 2. German Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Class Secretary 4. Watson Hall Council 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 3, President 4. Hea Kan 3, 4, Editor 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Masquers 3, 4. Home- coming Queen 4. Representative Jimmie. SENICDIQS Doncev DAVY Burlington Major-Biology German Club 2, 3. Medical Club Z, 3, 4, President 3. Carnival Chairman 2. Col- legian 2, 3. LAURA JEAN CUNNINGHAM Devils Lake Major-Spanish Beta Zeta 1, 2. Watson Hall Council 3. Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 39 Pres- ident 4. Jimmie Janes 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary and Treasurer 3, President 4.' Sigma Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary and Treasurer 3, Vice President 4. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4g President 2. Dramatics Representative 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 1. Who's Who 4. Class Secretary and Treasurer 1, 3. Parents Day Chairman 4, Representative Jimmie. ELIZABETH DICK Bismarck Major--English Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4. Masquers 2, 3, 4. Hea Kan Z. Collegian 1, Z, 33 Business Manager 1. Y. W. C. A. 4. Rossnr EASTBURN Bismarck Major-Commerce-Economics Student Association President 3, 4. Hea Kan 2. Commerce Club 2. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Captain 3. J-Club 2, 3, 43 President 3. Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Representative Jimmie. LORRAYNE GRIMM Hurdsfeld Major-Music Spanish Club 1, 2. Y. W. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Representa- tive 4. Class Vice-President 3. Aletheorian 1, 2, Treasurer 2. Alpha Zeta 3, 4. n , A-:- sg ,, M Q '19 - GLENN ENNS Stanley ha. wg WALDEMAR GREEN LaMoure Sf Major-Biology' Major-Commerce SENICDIQS ROBERT GUENTHER Startup, Washington Major-Chemistry Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2. German Club 1, Z. Chemistry Club 1, 2. Track 2, 3, 45 Captain 4. J-Club 2, 3, 4. Doucms HART famerlown Major-Chemistry V3 .,. .av ui? ,A-0 DIARY HART Iamextown iiiajor-Chemishy f. W. C. A. l, 2, 35 Cabinet 1, 2, 3, Pres- dent 3. Sigma Tau 2, 35 Secretary-Treas- irer 3. German Club 2. Hea Kan 1, 2. Chorus 1. Collegian 2, 3. Masquers 3. feta Zeta 1. Wl1o's Who 3. VIARLYS JANSEN ,lamestown Major-English Board of Publications Chairman 3. Y. W. E. A. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 2. Beta Zeta 1, 2, V, 45 Vice-President 3. L. S. R. 1, Z, 35 fice-President 2. Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3. ipanish Club 1, 2. International Relations flub 3. Forensics Representative 2 Medical Elub 3, 4. 1 ta 1... LUCILLE HAVEMAN Linton .Mayor-Religion Aletheorian 1, Z5 Secretary l. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4. Medical Club 3. Band 1, 3. L. S. R. 3, 45 Secretary 3, 4. Class Treasurer 4. W. A. A. 1, Z. Watson Hall Council 3. SEIXIICDRS jour: KOEHLER Tappen Major-Chemistry Football 3, 4. Band 1. Class Presirlcnt 4. J-Club 3, 4. iyxdggk-ri' . 1 1+ 4.4 . mt ,A ,-,.,. N 1. 1 f 'i ii'Qf7i i 3 'W' ' 3193? LI '-ii if ga . . .,, .,,., ,.. ,. ,K W., 1, . E. 'S fi V ,. , ' uf DUANE HYDE Almunt Major-Cbemislry Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g President 4. Band 1, Z. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Manager 4. Med- ical Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 4. L. S. R. 1, Z, 3, 45 Vice-President 2. Representative Jimmie. jAMss LUNN Haynes Major-Mathematics Q3 RosE MARY MATZ Adrian . Major-Music JOYCE MUMBY JOYCE McLEoo Milton Major-Spanish-Germaiz Masquers Z, 3, 4. Spanish Z. Y. W. C. A 1, Z, 3, 4. Student Association Treasurer 2, 3. Medical Club 3, 4. Beta Zeta 1, 2. Watson Hall Council 4. Collegian 1, 2, 3, 4. Hea Kan 3. Homecoming Attendant 4. SENICDRS HERBERT MUTSCHLER Judmn Eureka, Soullw Dakota Major-Chemistry Major-History Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3g Cabinet 2, 3. W.A.A. German Club 2, 3, 45 President 4. 1, 2, 3. L. S. R. Z, 3. German Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2. Sigma Tau Delta BETTY JEAN Mum james-town Major--Chemistry Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 3, 4. L. R. l, 2, 3, 4. Medical Club 3, 4. Aleth orian l. NORMAN NEUMANN New Leipzig Mfijor-Religious Education Western Union College 1. Masquers 2, 3, Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 43 Vice-President President 3. L. S. R. 2, 3, 43 President German Club Z, 3, 4. J-Club 2, 3, Chorus 4. Class President 3. Student Ass ciation Secretary 3, 4, Who's Who 3, Representative Jimmie. ,gp xl ii. 5 fi ' Q .1 4? VALTER ORTMAN Martin Fort Totten Major-Chemistry Y. W. C. A. 1, Z, 3, 4g Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. L. S. R. 1, 2, 3, 4g Gospel Team Chairman 4. Sigma Tau Delta Z, 3. ' Aletheorian 1, 2. ALICE PARKER Major-Social Science '. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4. L. S. R. 2, 3, 4. ierman Club 4. SENICDRS ERN.oN PEARSON GEORGE PoU1.soN Dickinson Jamestown Major-Social Science Major--Social Science An -:. :ef 51+ it l ' gf L 4. . ,.,, .t V gli, Aff, la . ..... X. 'AQ ik ,yM,,.,a:i.++- 'lk gif K -.13 -Ms 4 . A EEEE JOHN PARKER Nekoma Major--Social Science Sanford House Council 1, 45 President 4. Pi Kappa Delta 2. International Relations Club 3, 43 President 3, 4. J-Club 4. Stu- dent Manager 4. Homecoming Chairman 4. Colegian Z, 3. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 4. ALICE REDMANN New Salem Major-Mathematics Alecheorian 1, 2. W. A. A. l, 2, 3g Treas- urer 3. Spanish Club Z. German Club 2, 3, 4. Masquers 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 1, Z, 3, 4. Watson Hall Council 4. Manjomla RoLLEFsoN Bismarck Major-Chemistry Bismarck Junior College 1, 2. Alpha Zeta 3, 45 President 4. Washington Day Chair- man 3. Cheerleader 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. I-lea Kan 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. WAL1'ER SCHLECHT Medina Major-Religion German Club 2, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 1, Z, 3, 4. L. S. R. 2, 3, 4. Sanford House Council 4. Band 3. Football 3. I 1 i ROBERT SALISBURY BERNICE SCHNEIDER Minnewaukan Major--Social Science Hea Kan 1. Collegian 1, 2, 3. Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3. Iota Kappa 3. Student Manager 3. I-Club. Forensics Club 4, Vice- President 4. Medina Major-Psychology Beta Zeta 1, 2. German Club 1, 2. Spanis Club 2. Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W. A. P 1, 2. Band 3 Medical Club 1 SENIQIQS BETTY Sl-loox JANE Sci-xWAn'rz Jamestown Drake Major-Biology German Club 2, 3, 4. Beta Zeta 1, 2, ' Treasurer 4. Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. Medic Club 3, 4. Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3', 4g Vic President 3. Masquers 3, 4. Band 1, 2, Q President 3, Representative 3. Chorus 1, 3.14. Collegian 2, 3. Student Union Coui ci Z. Major-Biology Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4g Secretary 3. German Club 2, 3. Medical Club 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, L. S. R. 2. Pan Hellenic 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4. ROBERT SNIDER jamestown Major-Englixb :lass President 1. Collegian I. Hea Kan l, 4. Vmcmui WHEELER Biimarcle Major-Englixlv Bismarck junior College 1, 2, Chorus 4. xlpha Zeta 3, 4. Y. W. C. A. 3, 4. 3 GRIER STARR Jamestown Major-Chemistry Y. M. C. A. 1, 4. Varsity Basketball 1. Medical Club 4. SENIGRS Hoon GAnDrl1ER Iamertown Major-English Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, President 4. Masquers 3, 4, Medical Club 2, 3, 4. Collegian Editorial Director 2, 3g Cartoonist 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4. Hea Kan Associate Editor 3, Artist 2, 3, 4. J-Club 2, 3, 4. Track 1, Z. Football l. Radio Committee 2, 3. '35 45 ...Ha-ily ROBERT STUCKENBRUCK Jamestown Major-Hislory Class President 3. Masquers Z, 3, 4. Y. M. C. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet Z, 3, 4. Medical Club 3, 4. Hea Kan 4. Y-Book Editor 3. Football I, Z, 4. Track I, 4. ll-Club l, 2, 3, 4. JOAN WINSLOW LaMoure Mayor-Social Science Wahperon School of Science 1. Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 3, Representative 3. Spanish Club 2, 3g Treasurer 3. International Relations Club 3, 4. Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Collegian 4. rw! T 'X ' - I C I rri 'J 5 J' L C I I I li?f7 1't ,iv WANDA ANDERSON Kathryn Major-English ALAN CAMPBELL Dunseith Major-Commerce DoN ERICKSON Jamestown Major-Business Administration CLIFF HENDRICKSON Bremerton, Washington M a for-M athematics ' 'Vw ff 5 K iv 2 5 - 'ip,fzl :I 'e r-I BYRON BAKER Jamestown Majo r-Psychology PHYL LIS CAMPBELL A menia M ajo r-Mathematics ERN EST GIESECKE Underwood Major-Social Science BONNIE HILLS Wheatland Major-Mathematics JUINIIQRS .f'9r51.,?.air,-.Sh . f f f ,,.,,,,,,., In , ,1,,,.cf5 L aff 's?55!4f57sf.l if 7 . ' T75 sv-'3iQziik?5Z5li': i 0,1 f,a,w,,fei fl, UI 1 ,MNSWI me L . ffff1:f1!'ig2if5i:fn ' is I . . 'wg4Q5zgBQXfs21?'1 -- ,ig-171.-. K. ,,5,3Nygfgfs1' Fw K N51 5 .E W rig, ' , 1 A at WILBERT BILLIGMEIER Lehr Major-Commerce FERN CHAMBERS N eche Major-Social Science LEE GULSVIG Havana Major-Business Administration GIL HOLLE New Salem Major--Social Science RICHARD BUEI-ILER Jamestown Major-Physics DoNA DIETRICI-I Jamestown Major-History VIRGINIA HEIIIINGER Napoleon Major-Psychology CAROL JESKE Buchanan Major+History 1, Q: HERMAN BUNGE Fredonia Major-History RICHARD DEPUY Jamestown Major-History ROBERT HEIL Cleveland Major-History Bos JOHANSEN Enderlin Major-Chemistry I I IRR kg M I 2 . W E is I 2 :W ' f I if N. X M , mg, Y MAVIS RAU ALBRT ROEMMICH EMERY Roy DORENE OLSON x, A sgwpqfl L ,,-ui, V f M f do 4- ' f . -M' 4,7 , E ,pm-,A f-ww -Y ' ' f f ' wif: V, ini, fl 1 ' R L,-X . E cf.: I . ,4 ' feta .f Y- Lili ci f nwVT55 ,Q Midi- ' wi,- -R1 ' 2:31 sf f silk 55? :iz .Ek w. K 'S . i. V, f V - . 1i:5fi2 -gfisgagiiii . J ., , . if . A i ff, w ill sf' E Enwm jo:-msou Bottineau M ajor-M atbematic: RALPH KRAFT Turtle Lake Major-Social Science LEONARD LUND Rugby Major-Social Science narpio Major-English ig , ww .- of - , pf f..i,f:ff'f,a. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Erie Major--English LEs LANGE Iamertown M afar-M uxic FRANK McCoy Wild rose Major-Cfremixtry Dick PEARsoN iii if Dickinson Major-Chemistry .fi ,fs 5- si '19 VERNA joHNsoN Manfred Major-History PHYLLIS LARSON Sheridan, Wyoming Major-Voice KENNETH MEIER Marengo, Iowa Major-Chemistry Ashley Major--Commerce KAY KNAUF Jamestown Major-Social Science BILL LIND Wilton Major-Chemistry N oRMA N EWMAN Jamertown M ajor-Social Science M on Major--Com mefce . SHIRLEY KNOLL Lark Major-Business A dminirtration Bon LODINE Jamestown M afar-M uric CHUCK NORTON famextown Major-Social Science St. john M ajor--Psychology JUNIQIQS lx nf URW? if - A- f , .IST 1 ..,. 1 I fvffiii 11 1- . L R X .,4 , I I .. I -ff: 2 'ff .1 Swsmisgggfgf . 'XX W! . I TTY? I hx -My 5524 I 5 p S I , , , J :fff'2fieuw.g ' , IH :IMT 1., , A ,g5:,,'r,,Q-2':z':' .V ,Q J .:?5: i2!1:2F.z:' , - ,- -b fi,-H : '7 . uf: Monms SANDERSON Willow City Major-Chemistry PAUL SwANsoN Jamestown M ajor-M atbematics DWAIN THUNEM Bowman Major-Mathematics q '!V fi , . gawk W k55LIIf?93'?4MW4f lwgffff I AW W A . e 5 A' aw it 5 Iiuqgx A! 4 Lf I -4225 , .4 rj, Ir- -'ln Wx sw' A I. , 1 'elif f 3 F M? 'P W -an E 5' , K 2 ww,-II in EK, A 5 x Q 'buf 2 I f , I-rm SYBIL SMITH Kulm Major-English MARY JEAN TARBELL Rugby Major-English Speech BETTY TORDOFF Jamestown Major-Social Science fi sf : W- . I-': YVONNE SMITH H unter Major-History JOE THIELE Hague Major-Social Science LEoI.A TROWBRIDGE Jamestown Major--History SRI AUGUSTA SOLBERG Jamestown Major-English DORTHE TI-IoMPsoN Underwood M njor-M usic BERTIE-LEIGH WATERS Robinson M ajor-M u sic VERNON YouNGs FRANCES WHITE Roxeglen I am estown Major-Chemistry Iwajor-Pxychology JLJNIQIQS I1 IIIII,,, . , , . . 2 :nk N? ., WW 5 me-- I ff ?:,u:IkIzI KLIEQVT. '- 1 Mgt, A . 151 B431 I S .I f. xg. '33, , , I T... 1 1 4, . ,., -- .. J fm? f' ' if W , , I QA - EMEROY SwANsoN Iamextown Major-Commerce CLEO THORSEN Larimore Major-Hixtory BEVERLY WHEELER Jamestown Major-English IQ mf, . VM I . f I fl , -9 as ai emai- su s . ivan 123, me -sr ,ri .V,, +-a..- Z . f , . 5 Q 1 ' ri '- mf ,a,a,,,., ., f , gy g 3 . -sein ,f f I My A if I y y e. if 'A -X03 as New f we ' V - Q t N 4 VV LA . :Q ', XY 5. 5 f Ji' 1 ia' fgr 3 wi! i 15 Arnold Aaland New Rockford Irene Buchanan Hazelton Buck Eckroth Mandan Pat Falstad Garrison Ray Barnard Mandan Harold Bullis Robinson jack Ericson New Rockford Warren Flath Stanley s V ii LQ Viz , 33 9 F 5 . 273,541 -1 , V 5eff,xQp 5,,aue QW, U 0 Q- ,, . G . ff: A - in 2 9 I A I 'A - Q 'wi' 'rn 'L vi A ' 5.915 ,, X' R, Q 51? is E ri ,gg ,V . 975, A ' t A? 'v-is Bob Bertsch Ashley Donna Cameron Ayr Charles Edin Jamestown Ted Forcle Bismarck fweml, 2 . ME.-in l HS,- ,. , F .sv fa, 1-'i?V'i5'3iZ2'f x is-5' S3512 f' f Wilber Boldt Jamestown Phyllis Cannon Hannah Patricia Erickson Nortonville jim Frey Jamestown 3' 'QQ' 6- .-.4-nr 4-w 4? fd U M f , ji.. 1 f-:ffm , f , I I 2 V 4253? it Mx --vm. -- ,,.,.:,2,53:,:.,,f-. - E ,grips rrr-,V - as joy Brisben Jamestown Ardith Dick Nelcoma Barbara Elner Oakes Walter Froh Ashley SGP!-ICDMGIQES N-QW fl 'iw ga t 1 Agra 41575 2-:fji-. ,,, 'Is ' Q 5 f .1 djaak Jia' f-v f -, s v 'Q A ,, fe...-so r .Q K '-D545 ww.. -Tw I g-......, 1 ef its 1:5 rad! T ' 5 Jim Gaustad Jamestown Berkley Halstead Jamestown Lorraine Holechek La Moure Emy Jordan McKenzie tg , rfseavvfq V 6,41 'af . if lik-ff 33 1 J fl '-'g 'LL' X fs swell' 1 , 1 1' Imogene Geving Jamestown Doris Heil Cleveland Richard Hoovestol Almont Jim Jungroth Jamestown SGP!-IQMCDRES 'vfwr' Clair Ghylin Regan Melha Heller Ideal, South Dalcota Royann Indseth Bismarck Ruby Knight New Salem -It Sally Gieselman Mohall Warren Hill Pingree Marjorie Johannes Underwood Mary Koolcer Dawson 1 r. JR 1 :1 ,Tm I KM. vim-my S2 T327 . K -, JH I Rueben Gums Jamestown Corinne Hochhalter Wilton Audrey Johnson Amidon Sebastian Lacher Leola, South Dakota l , is -'M an-. ,-W A A30 flh fa ,V -.- f 1 'T i-2a 2 lVirginia Langdon Bismarck Bevian Morrison Milton Ethel Ouradnilc Larimore Paul Richter Hunter Y N 1. f , all, S x v R ig . ,yt any -K ,B ,Ig 5 tm X! J ,. Q 5 -3 i 2 ,iii Adrian Lawler Jamestown Arthur Mulcomela Langdon Clayton Pederson Jamestown Max Rollefson Jamestown ff . as W' J J as r r - 3 5 J t iii Y I -PM e ' so 4 , if I mx, ' K '1 ' it si. In A wp...-A . NHPF ..,mf'fe'f? if: 41' . J , - in rf ' ,K , J W E . A- Q gig? 4 QL 1, ic? ' fs . ,ii k,', -iqw-Q41 ' 4 ' Q Wiser 2 , v- 2' wry- gf' Jim Lusk Jamestown Gaylord Ness Jamestown Shirley Peter Noonan Floyd Schober Jud 'f '7y - ' TZ 3 N? u '-9' B E' . s AH :ri ' 'V af if a Ernest Meyer Forsyth, Montana Beverly Olson Oakes George Pettit Baclcoo Betty Seaborn Jamestown 'nas'-:,5 -i232 1 . - .- ff- :, . . , - .X . .W2'.a.., r I 1 'JZ' J ! 1 if Leo Molland Reeder Leon Olson Almont Bob Puphal Minneapolis, Minnesota Leonard Seitz Hazen SGPHQMCDRES I N pls - gf ' A. we , 1 s 1 W 2 J 1 e ,Q A 5 '-.H 'Rx .jj ff M ape- . fe John Severn Janice Smith Jamestown Jamestown Doug Stoelting Violet Tarnasky Hazen Jamestown Wilmar Urban Hebron SUPP-ICDMCDRES S V if 4 5 N Us -f if 1 s ' :ifn f msn, f . ,yr 1. .. J u ,, , ,,,:YAi3jz5w Q 1,14-5415 M , . 1 Q ww if-if: F . W- .v Don Solberg Jamestown Ted Trowbridge Jamestown Keith Woodwick Tappen 4 em M.: ..,,W,, 1 Donna Sorenson Hunter Kenny Tri ggs Linton Olive Wanner Jamestown Virginia South Minneapolis, Minnesota Bettye Thompson Glenlielcl ,, , . 1 4:3 A5 ? 1, ,.f,. WS, W i :- V. sz V. Y, .. is Ko' A L. Q an 3 K 3 Q il A J A 'Y i 1 L3 S ? if 1 A if , 55. 'N , ,,::M.,. az' ' ' , . flaws 'Qi A , Ja . x 43,9 ,. - f i gi, . , 58'-'P sf. . 5 ' -'f' A'-ht. , . I3 John Aalsma Waupun, Wisconsin Robert Andrus Jamestown John Banasik Langdon Jane Bervi g New Rockford .GWW4 4' , nm my 1 ,,., -.yum W M ,V ,av Live, Q ,T asm' ' wmss -1' rf. L -fs 5 ,F 4 .S x... Ilah Akre Park River Vernon Backes Buffalo Dolores Bavenclick Bismarck Rolland Berltvam Jamestown X 5 . , Q-Ov X ig - X' '85 . , K Qs-L ,J Q'-H117 'B SRM 'GV' 1' H' f ,Q if ' i Tom Allen Kirkwood, Missouri Vemon Bader Medina Gloria Becker Crystal Betty Bestland Crystal ox l 6 Deloris Andrews Eldridge Howard Baird Melrose Park, Illinois Jenora Benson Everett, Washington Wallace Bey Jamestown . W' S 2? Marlys Andrist Crosby ' Bryan Baldwin Jamestown Alvera Berquist Underwood Erwin Bitz Anamoose FRESHMEN iii A 'W EXW- .- XSL-J ,W I - l a , it . ul 1 T 3 X ,L .6 'Xi s i -, we effmsxsf--ff.l effffgsrefgaig A A ,lifZ'ft 'K53 2 'Phu' fi, 952212 r mfs A H 5 Q my it ,Ea . ZAA. Aa f Wai' 5?5f2'-WW 31 1 43 fm, M215 fm ml- w H A gr 22'Eii,Wtf.e 'f -e mslfgmm ww. A' -1-if . e s ,QQ NMA, - ' 'ffvffgggfzr ' ,git swigfrzl' A . f . 'T ' is f if t . , ,cf ll. L ,swf eg , JL X , .. 1 Calvin Blum Stanton Elaine Broan Minneapolis, Minnesota Ken Compaan Jamestown Kenny Dartt Jamestown ei r Q ,S at 4 va s .1 as ww rf mb, Nr, Dolores Boldt Jamestown Charles Bucchler Fredonia Dorothy Crowley Hebron Jerry Davenport Bismarck FRESHMEN glam. Q 3 1 11 KA Q57- r. 4, ,K , i Sf J vii' Lois Boldt Jamestown Mary Buchlet Buchanan Kent Cummings Jamestown Elaine Dean LaMoure Mary Bon Robinson Helen Buck Tuttle Lyla Danielson Tuttle John DeKrey Velva I-hw Aus., .,-J me ' o f '. r X412 SZHQF ' ' 1 32 Ti' f'M'Q V V , .V fe., .M Rosemary Bozak Bismarck Tony Carlascio Jamestown Luverne Danuser Marion James DeNault Jamestown fK 'Q 1 9-5 L J If 1' 1 if f ' ' Iv' 3 ,, so 2: -f . .xg ren 5 4,4, 1 4' Q, W, , if Shirley Dickerson Jamestown Ardythe Engluncl Turtle Lake Lois Flint Park River Wallace Garbel Wxldrose Deloris Dickson Galrslvurg A gnes Erdmann Goodrich Otis F oland Ottumwa, South Dakota Buck George Miles City, Montana I. L J Q fr , 1115, ,L A cg 1 ia tie: W f. Y ,175 i at , J,-.bi iw, , ' dffsraee ,im ,. gm 2 fvssjx 5 9 21. .t ' r'aeQ2zzi1!Hiif! a?fE1'- T 1 - n q igX,,LR ff . Y gffz-Qiffwsaiy K 7 -ffm '- K 'Nu ig f J y r Y: Q ' max, ff: -s sc,.ir. - ' Q f a is ,'.. W V Ortwin Dockter Linton Jim Ericson New Rockford Lorraine Freadhoff Nortonville Wayne Gerig Brinsmade x Y 1, x ,W A, Nr if v ' sa ...W wa . pw .wr 1, V: at ?'.iTT wi? Y ALA, 3 x Q JK E-A 53's if . we.-. -as--m..w L 2:1 Mable Downer Roscoe, South Dakota Norma Erickson Plaza Myron Fried Spiritwood Gordon Gite Milton .aw sk ,ap- Milton Dunwell Jamestown Byron Este Jamestown Edward Froelich Mandan Sid Grande Jamestown PRES!-HVXEN iq, - F-PQ N ..., 4' -yn, ,.L. 6 J' Q x. ' s. If ,SW A J . was 4? J v I J rm . 4... Dorothy Grier Ramona Gronos Rugliy Williston Marshall Hanft LeRoy Hanson Edmunds Wildrose Harriet Hawkins Alton Hegvik Ellderlih Juanita Roland Hill Myra Hovey .lHm9Sf0Wf1 Parshall PRES!-IMEN 'ri 1 ',ff f X 39 34 K , yfwfklililfilli an 4 ii ' as 5, 5 . 4 Y, ,S 3 Ls . 4 ifwsw J X l P 33 ' ,N me W, , i sd, X , W, if is 4' , saw og J K M4 , ii 1 ' ' via Curt Gwynn Woodworth Ilene Hanson Devils Lake Arlene Hein Ashley Ray Hubbard Oakes f , 'S x ....,,. wa, 5. vessel s ifscfvsfsf'fJgign3Uf51f' - r 3e,a,a1vs5e:C1' . - .. M- .f .. 'HY , : ei qw? Q.: 1 -4- --on , A' 'iw rw ,:.., ., ,M Us-K 1. . ,... ,w,a,u, :Kai 'GFP ff l, i 4'g.4f.' 'M' onii 3755 J is s as Qi 1 'Yrs l N 6 -J., i if I, ' ,w 'P 3, K1 3 sw gf sin, A ,,s. l ,. . P I F i nt ig? a if H Qt Q Q was F A ax ov H-und' ' e ,Qi Edith Haas Turtle Lake Duwayne Hanzel Plaza DeLane Hein Ashley Edwin Huber Mandan Seymour Handler Brooklyn, New York Janelle Haroldson Coteau Janice Highly Bernard Ibes Jamestown Qfliisi 1, ,fi -wg., ag, :W iii -.J x 'ue .mv Elmer Jenner loehr Elaise Johnson Jamestown Jacob Klein Hague lice Kolberg ecribone Doug Johanson Edinburg Phil Johnson Jamestown Loretta Klipfel Ashley John Kolberg Pettibone f , a X do , .1.'i ' lillifiif '- 3 ,f in J i ' 42 5 . 1 13 5 A W W like ' J' George Johnson Jamestown C. Jones Jamestown Ethel Knight New Salem Tracy Koenig Bismarck me S 5, Jim Johnson Jamestown Joyce Keyes Towner Colleen Knudson Almont Cliff Krahn Langdon Luella Johnson Underwood Vic Kiernan Jamestown Norida Knudson Almonr Lynn Krogh Wild rose PRES!-UVXEN v '- V'k' ,. ,z-we 'sw t - as Q1 f-'lji ,fgffs ryes ,N x, , ,. ,W iv va' T' jiri 'W'-. ' J . r A .gigglh V: ff-1 V jtgff 5 V ' ew wi if I L ,p1f5?Iif' ' ill J A . A 5515? , 'lj , , Sill-L' if ' g,tfw,,,,afQ , rm-sgeifsw , RZ7fS,5f ':f?Z'.. , -so wi ,is ,. i?IEf? i QL . cali? ., A 'il ef.- ' . it Y ffiiiii MS - 5 aim K ,.., ., , 5 ' f f 3' ' 422251 at ....i ? ' - 4' or J Loretta Kuhn Alfred A Merle Loomis Sherwood Ernest Magnuson Park River Russel MCB:-min Park River r , ,Q, A u ,iv 'i'T'H:, ' ts, kiwi ii ,liaise .mtv A t3iZ255,4fi2S2??'f ' 'A of-uirxgmzsaz -3 -w Q. ,Mi L, ff, V ' s2fv?32 - 3 , 9, 9 Ernest Larson Jamestown Kay Loram Jamestown Milton Mansigh I 5 6 I New York Mills, Minn. Bill McGarvey Parshall FRESHMEN K , Vivianne LeMay Jamestown Don Lusk Jamestown Emily Martin Dunseith David McGinnis Wilton Ollie Lindberg Jamestown Charles MacKenzie Jamestown George Mastel Hague Wayne McLeod Erie in Beverly Livesay Jamestown LaVerne Magnuson Wildrose '- D'Anne MCC:-xin Portland Fred Mel garrfl Grace City 4 , ? b Meschlce ifledora ihirley Mukomela ,angdon .yle Newberry amestown Dolores Oder Sismarclc fa, fo' Jack Miller Milton Robert Munsey Jamestown Beverly Nichols lVlcClu sky Duane Olson Carpio ner if Don Mootz Lakota Mary Nieters Wing Lewis Nicholson Brootcn, Minnesota Duane Ongstad Manforal rf Ray Morlc Jamestown Elwood Nelson Kensal Willis Nicholson Brooten, Minnesota Scan Osborne Hunter dl' Shirley Motl Havana Lois Nelson Steele Don Oatlmudt Jamestown Lyn wood Oyois N e-lcoma PRES!-IMEN 2 1 .M w if , I' , J ffi 2 Q, Jack Page Westhope Bill Price Williston Marion Richards Herman Bob Salting Jamestown li M:-N155 ' F' 2-Y lm-Q ' ffifflf? ' i '. ', 4 f!.ilT3iIQffQif i f i V -'Zlxi ig ' K ,Mn-. -. , A ,Muna-rl' , Q11 xii' ' 'Wwe-A, J J r J 1, 2:91529 ,gif 1? gg, 5 ,ZW - 'UW rn. Doug Patterson Alexandria, Min Myron Radlce Carrington Maralyim Richter New Rockford Martha Sam Sitka, Alasl-:a FRESHMEN 1195018 Harvey Peterson Havana Sylvia Racllce Carrington Milt Riefschneider Hebron Rita Sanclness Jamestown Ralston Peterson Jamestown Delbert Reetz Almont Curtis Robinson Stirum Wilmer Sayler Underwood l 4 rw, l l 'L - 6 wr? awig:-:?9aa25 ::e':s V '3-A 2' in A e 3 4 51 5 , .2 XM ii Gerald Poindexter Jamestown 1 Merlys Remund Wilmot, South Dakot Gwen Rohwecler Flaxton George Scha tt Jamestown Q , - tiff: exif A - ff,-A Q Kew ' M ? zfffiffltzgg l Q- , ggi? Z Xie K 52 Wi X ,. , in fi A K '--E g i , K MM L. Q, .L t .vivid e v '4 ! '2 ai'- 1 9 Q 1 3 fail B1 anita Schade 'hr mb Schmidt awson hn Sgutt rgo :tty Smith lrrington 4 P- f s 3 'v-. , M? egg in in i Ae me , 'lIlW, if . K in we Q Grant Schafer Underwood Floyd Schoclc Ashley Lewis Shaw Mandan Jim Smith Harvey 'V' . 'uw- em'-un f Q , i ff S ii ,', sive , Elery Sherbenske Lehr Bill Shwartz Jamestown Pat Shirley Arnegard Gerald Sonnelc Buchanan MQ? Ray Shloesser Pete Schmidt Mandan Carrington Warren Seem H.aivey Senecal Gwyneed, Pennsylvania Ellendale Bonnie Sillers Dan Sillers Clyde Calvin Bruce Sorenson Panchita Spencer Tuttle Jamestown PRES!-IMEN rv 1 K.:' Nfl' Ngo krf, ff - Q ' 14123 J 1 73 5511 f 'W A ws-yo I ag gs- , -.5 ?,-s..'ai,--.4 mi, - f . 1 - . Q- sfssfe' ff ' , f algae- L35 Q' W - .. .1 ,aa X ' 55 if l?a , 4 Jlilffif s S . S qitfiv- .K in agua, iv Q, N' YQ fs S an Vim J, J 'Q K W 23:-r , J ,Qu si' - Q 'e , I if yi Q' S if ,lffp we 5 I it mimi 2' Z2 ,xi , W ,- 3 x if YS 'V 1 w Robert Spinarslci Jamestown Roland Suess Stanton John Thompson Kensal Willard Vigesaa Kensal '3'-'ir vw .fu Bill Spotts Jamestown Marjorie Switzer Wolf Point, Montana Phyllis Towle Jamestown Helen Vosper Neche PRES!-llVlEN fa , iii sl- -ze' , Nfl ' V1 X , ,, fr, ,f:::gfiw:,1,, 3 Af? ' f 'ii xv' ,gn 'E pm- ew ,M- 'TV Ivan Squires Forsyth, Montana Milce Tarpinian Jamestown Leo Traver Linton Dewayne Walker Mandan Dolores Stebelton Towner Mary Taylor Jamestown Harold Trantman Jamestown , Duncan Walz Maywood, New Jersey ,J fa. ' J 4 f ff' E? - 'S v .Q a ff? ,ef om 'F' v av - 5. :ii f-tligff JW 1 Jim Straw Milwaukee, Wis Arthur Tees Jamestown Jean Vangsness Ryder John Wanser . sw Q 1 f g , gl, J f- 5 consin Jersey City, New Jerse 5- aan., ty '4i Q, H if if . K, ' W 'Q K . Q 2: , , y V '- X' W g.. 4' 2 ww ,, .- f. , V 1 2' 'V , as LN 1 'N ls. , is wig W 3 E X M. .. U Magi Fzff iii-Q ld - f fi ly - . if ' . :Q il Tiff Qfiffs, , ' an , eww- ' ' of... ' ' fm ' D eane Weber john Wells I avana Robinson 'mil Wieland Dave Wilson I mestown Washburn Emyl Westplual Arco, Minnesota Walter Wolf Hague Gordon Stirling Gardner Glyndon White Arr Wieland Carrington Jamestown Donald Wolt Don Young Jamestown Holyoke, Massachusetts PRES!-IMEN 2 x E 5 5 S E 3 Q. 3 5 E 1 1 6 i Z I 1 ! I 5 Q , 1 s 1 , ew usa-Ni.,vs.'.- ff ' -.. 9. an .2., i E2:,.: n Mis. 8? M, , f 5 Q f QL.i V M 'FW 3 Mia., Q W XQ4 QQ figpm. f 1 'L 'F' J M? sf I Ls - .xv , - i E 1 Z aff xii' 1 X E walk? buf HG-, K, Q 'Pe -mm 'EV K.. ,, 1 fs . V' Ag i fq... 3 ff-R . .N A 4,4 j if Q - I W, . ' , , , ,f A K A -1' , ,ff U 3 'P' -S f . V 'f I H, 77 Mr- f. 'W , ' 'Q-'X-27 44 V -' ' :M 3, ig ? W- - Xx - 1 - -N if ' ' , ,., . .J ii- Ygqahggg, ' W 1,f: 5 ,3s 5 I Z as w 1 WW M 4 , 3319 'f Q 5 fr' f 9,1 g Q ks Sv H395 fs? K N ,,,f X A ,, ,A 1 2 ,Q 1- gfe- 6 Q W5 Q , .Q fs- ,K Q f ' if ' yi A, fi A W? ffg. 1 V 1 A aj' i 3- . nf W f f .X , 5, K J V ,i 4 Qu Z. 5 i I - gf H ff- L 9 T125 Q , '. Q f jg 5 in ,y VL 4, f 93 -2 M K ,, gl ,J am. P' ,,, 32135: Q f ,, 1 in 4,1 I 0 H' S? ff ' X ga' 456: ff , U W 3 X, + + : .?, ,VAV ! Jm.4ins. 9 W f n STUDENT ASSCDCIATICDN President ,.,.,,,...,...,. .,.,..,,.,.. ,Morris Sanderson Vice President .........,...,. ..... .,.... . F ranklin McCoy Secretary , ,,.,...,...,.. .......,. ,.........,.... K a y Knauf Treasurer ,.,.. .. .,.....,.. Emeroy Swanson Band ., .Keith Wfooclwicic Chorus ,...,.,,., Warren Flath Dramatics . ,. .Patricia Falstad Forensics Richard Pearson Q Q , I A. Parker, F. Chambers, D. Cameron, L. Haveman. B. Muir, V. Langdon, C. Hochhalter, C. Jeske, J. Mumby, E. Ouradnik. S. Johnson, D. Olson, S. Peter, M. Hart. Y. W. C A. They're obviously young and obviously women so they emphasized the Christian aspect this year. In addition to holding regular meetings in Watson Lounge they engaged in such tradi- tional activities as assisting befuddled campus newcomers, girls that is, and sponsoring, also for girls only, Heart Sister Week. The W's join the M's in arranging Thanksgiving and Christmas sings, in handling the affairs of Spiritual Emphasis Week, in directing the collection for the World Student Service Fund, and in publishing the college Y Book. As President, Mary Hart had the power. As Vice-President, Dorene Olson had the glory. As Secretary, Carol Jeske got the business. As Treasurer, Joyce Mumby handled the chips. .ar-V -- W. Green, C. Norton, G. Holle, E. Roy, R. Stuckenbruck, R. Pearson, A. Campbell, D. Hyde. Y, M. C A. We've told you what they do, with the women, but they have certain activities wherein they function alone. Of course Sadie Hawkins is a protege of the YM. For one day they let her loose and she and her cohorts roam the campus shouting, Hit him in the laig so you slow him downf' while the instigators of the chase look on contentedly from the safety of their perches in the trees. When Sadie is once more hidden away back in the hills the YMCA settles down to more serious business. In their weekly meetings they listen to guest speakers, hold discussions, watch films, or decide when the next coffee forum would be. In April they play host to delegates from YMCA's of other states at the annual Cabinet Training Conference. This year the 125 members voted the following men into office: President, Duane Hydeg Vice-President, Emery Roy, Secretary, Richard Pearson, Treasurer, Gilbert Holle. Not only were they the most numerous campus group, but they also required the most advisors, three of them-Dr. Plantinga, Dr. Miller, and Rev. Armstrong. .,, ' ' sqm. . f rm.. ' - : .l .:f.If'. TY Y' .' .S 1, NK. i., . agp D. McGinnis, W. Ortman, II. Sgutt, E. Roy, C. Lind, D. Hyde, C. Norton, N. Neumann, F. Schober, D. Walz, W. Schlecht, W. Nicholson. C. Hochhalter, J. Mumby, C. Jeske, D. Olson, P. Shirley, J. Haroldson, L. Johnson, A. Bergquist, V. Langdon, L. Danuser, E. Ouradnik. C. Thorson, L. Haveman, F. Chambers, A. Parker, B. Muir, M. Downer. I.. S. I2. Requirement for membership in the Life Service Recruits consists only of a Christian faith and the determination to express this faith in whatever professon one may undertake. Meeting every third Monday, the organization does a very helpful service in sending out young people, both musicians and speakers, to lead worship services. During the past year such groups have appeared in the Jamestown hospitals, the State Hospital, the Crippled Childrens School, and the Old People's Home. Officers are Emery Roy, President, Carol jeske, Vice-President, Shirley Dickerson. Secretary, and Gilbert Holle, Treasurer. L. Lange, D. Hyde, C. Edin, W. Spotts, DeKrey, M. Sanderson, I. Squires, G. Schafer, W. Flath, R. Pearson, C. Lind, F. Nlelgard, M. Rollefson, O. Poland. M. Heller. D. Boldt. M. Kooker, L. Grimm, C. Hochhalter, S. Knoll, R, Gronos, O. Wanner, L. Boldt, C. Thorson, L. johnson, A. johnson, S. Dickerson, D. Ocler, F, Chambers, E. Haas, D. Thompson. J. S. Black. A. Dick, D. Cameron, M. Andrist, V. South, I. Akre, B. Elner, R. Bozak, R. Lodine B. Shook, D. Bavendick, V. Wheeler, P. Falstad, Haroldson, R. Matz, W. Anderson. Y. Smith, S. Peter, P. Erickson, Benson, P. Campbell, B. Wheeler, E, Dean, P. Larson, S. Smith B. Livesay. M. Loomis, AI. Smith, L. Kuhn, A. Hein. D. McCain, B. Seaborn, M. Rollefson. s Cl-IDRUS The change from a ladies' chorus back to a mixed chorus resulted in the presentation of Handel's great oratorio, The Messiah, the week before the Christmas holidays began. With a present membership of 65, the chorus meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the chapel with joseph Saylor Black conducting and Robert Lodine at the piano. Another project of the year was the presentation of Faure's '4Requiem,,' directed by Mrs. Phyllis Kooker Wallin. The spring tour this year included concerts at Bismarck, Devils Lake, and Fargo. A small group selected from the chorus presented musical numbers during Spiritual Emphasis Week, February 24 to 28. Ofhcers for 1946-47 are, Dick Pearson, President, Shirley Knoll, Secretary, Duane Hyde, Business Manager, Warren Flath, Chorus Representative, Corinne Hochhalter and Barbara Elner, Librarians. 2 E i D. Wolt, C. Jones, C. Ghylin. K. Woodwick, M. Kooker, S. Dickerson, A. Mukomela, G. Mastel, F. Chambers, S. Mukomela. L. Kuhn, G. Poindexter, B. Elner, J. Bervig, M. Johannes. BAND An important morale-booster in any college is the band-and especially in C. There is an average attendance of 25 at the rehearsals Monday and Wednesday afternoons. With Clement Bousquet conducting, the band has put in an appearance at all the football and basketball d ' ' games an pepped up both the team and the spectators with lively marches, in addition to playing the C. pep song and the Star Spangled Banner. Furthermore they helped the team alon to victor t V ll C , g y a a ey ity and at Ellendale, the two out-of-town basketball games which they attended. The band presented a concert in Chapel on February 21, and plans were being made to present a spring concert. A major project was the building of a large hardwood music cabinet, to be placed in the Varsity Room in Orlady Hall, where the band practices. This year's oflicers are Keith Woodwick, Presidentg Bob Bertsch, Vice-Presidentg Doug Stoelrin Secr t -T ' g, e ary reasuter Qfirst semesterf, and Pat Shirley fsecond semesterj. L. Seitz. O. Foland J DeKrey P Shirley D Stoelt' R B k , . , . , . mg, . er vam, J. Ericson. M. Loomis, J. Schade, C. MacKenzie, L. Page, R. Bertsch, D. Wilson. 15:55 iris L. Lund, W. Ortman, S. Lacher, L. Compton, W. Schlecht, V. Pearson, V. Youngs. R. Pearson, C. Lind, B. Shook, J. Frey. L. Seitz, H. Mutschler, W. Anderson, H. Bunge. GERMAN CLUB These are the der, die, das people. When they hold their monthly meeting weighty German syllables fly through the air like brickbats. But they're not restricted to talk. They have the German band to play for them, the quartet! to sing German songs, or they might arrange a skit, or simply open the windows and tell everyone to sing. The high point of their schedule was the Christmas party held at the home of Mrs. Schoenbohm, the organization's advisor. Mrs. Bell deserted her husband long enough to sing some German lullabys for them. Mrs. Schoenbohm's children stayed up to perform for them. They had a lot of German food, aber wie die Namen zu buchstabiren? For elected officials-Herbert Mutschler, President, Lois Compton, Vice-President, Richard Pearson, Secretary-Treasurer. We as-QW iv' 2 , , 35 ,,,L g ig . . L , , . . , . . if -fit- ' k A'i1a5.t:. '?if.E -f 57713511 ' ff? may , , . , f 'f s :,f,.f', , Wm' MM. , f ,x 2 l :i fi e ' I 58 A L. Cunningham, S. Knoll, R. Matz, A. Johnson, C. Hochhalter, D. Sorenson, C. Ghylin, P. Falstad, P- Campbell, S. Peter, M. Kooker, B. Hills. E. jordan, L. Flint, Y. Smith, SPANISH CLUB All right kiddies, get your serape or sombrero or muchacho or whatever it is, the Spanish Club is holding its monthly meeting. The members troop in, and do you know what they do? They speak Spanish. The purpose of the organization is to create an interest in the language. It's interesting. Of course, they use up their available supply of words before long. Then they resort to films on South America, or maybe they are lucky enough to have dug up a visiting native. Professor Ellingson, the advisor, was urged to do a hat dance, but he advised against it. Somewhere along the line they take time out to consume their rations of chili con came. The officers? Carol Jeske, Presidentg Pat Falstad, Vice-Presiclentg Lois Flint, Secretaryg and Shirley Knoll, Treasurer. T. Trowbridge, Parker, L. Page, A. Aaland, D. McGinnis, L. Lund, V. Baclces. W. Garbel, I. Geving, B. Thompson, R. Schmidt, W. Westley, L. Anderson, H. Murschler, P. Falsrad, J. Smith, F. McCoy. INTERNATICDNAI. RELATICDNS From world unity to the influence of Spam on Russia's attitude-if it's international it's fair game for the International Relations Club. In monthly meetings, based on informality, and coffee and cake, President John Parker directed the discussions into any pertinent topics of international concern. Now and then these discussions resulted in a letter being written to North Dalcota congressmen regarding our Foreign Policy. I-lowever, they returned to the local scene often enough to carry oil the prize for the skit on Stunt Night-a take-off on a Big Four conference-and to maintain a column, The World in Review, in the Collegian. As Secretary-Treasurer, Lorraine Anderson took care of the minutes and rhe money. Professor Westley nobly filled the role of Advisor. 7 . U ,E Q . fi i -f 1 L 'fl' , S Oscar, Prof. Knight, C. Lind, B. Muir, F. McCoy, D. Hyde, R. Stuckenbruck, A. Lawler, J. McLeod. G. Starr, V. Heidinger, R. Knight, D. Dietrich, J. Schwartz. I. Geving, B. J. Campbell, B. Shook, N. J. Campbell. This one's a cinch. You just mention Prof. Knight and Oscar and you can't go wrong. So. Each year the medics carefully look for signs of deterioration in either one of them. Each year they find that Oscar is still Oscar and Prof. Knight is still Prof. Knight and they know their world is all right. So once a month the embryo doctors would gather and listen reverentially while Knight set the mood by playing their themesong, I'll Get You Under Your Skin, on Oscar,s ribs. When that's over the agenda may include a lecture by a guest speaker, or a film on some aspect of medicine, or maybe someone brings in acat and they do a little extra-curricular cutting. A regular feature of their schedule is a tour of the State Hospital for the Insane. Adrian Lawler served another term as President, ably assisted by Duane Hyde as Vice- President, and Jane Schwartz as Secretary-Treasurer. 53 i af e- -- -A 4 .,f.sM....x.. . A. Englund, M. Kooker, S. Knoll, B. Smith, J. Harolclson, L. Johnson, I. Akre, D. Ocler, D., Dickson, D. McCain. M. I-Iovey, R. Indseth, E. Ouradnik, S. Mukomela, L. Danielson, M. Switzer, R. Bozak, L. Nelson, M. Tarbell, I. Geving, D. Bavendick, V. LeMay, A. Kolberg, I-I. Buck. L. Anderson, S. Smith, J. Benson, L. Grimm, V. Wheeler, B. Wheeler, V. Langdon, M. Johannes, P. Larson, J. Schwartz, H. Vosper, L. Kuhn. B. Thompson, L. Freadhoif, B. Bestland, G. Becker, S. Radke, S. Dickerson, M. Rollefson, S. Motl, D. Dietrich. ALPHA ZETA In the social life on the C. campus Alpha Zeta figures prominently. Valuable contacts for new girls are soon established with upperclass girls and the society advisers, who are ladies active in social affairs of Jamestown. The group sponsors teas and banquets fbr its members. Marjorie Robinson Rollefson is the President this year. Other officers are Imogene Geving, Vice-President, Shirley Knoll, Secretary, and Ethel Ouraclnik, Treasurer. N. Erickson, J. Highly, J. Vangsness, M. Richards, J. Smith, M. Heller, B. J. Campbell, B. Olson, H P. Erickson, M. Richter, M. Buchler, J. Schade, D. Crowley, A. Bergquist, D. Boldt, E. Broan, E. Knight. M. Andrist, R. Knight, R. Gronos. H. Hawkins, L. Magnuson, G. Rohweder, P. Towle, N. Newman, M. Jansen, F. White, S. Gieselman, K. Knauf, B. Livesay, B. Shook, L. Boldt, C. Knudson, I, Hanson, M. Loomis, A. Hein P. Miller, L. Danuser, N. II. Campbell, B. Seaborn, L: Holechek, V. Tarnasky, B. Sillers E. Dean, E. Haas. r 1 BETA ZETA Sally Gieselman heads the Beta Zeta, one of the most prominent social organizations on the campus. Other officers for 1946-1947 are Melba Heller, Vice-President, and Violet Tamasky, Secretary-Treasurer. Rush-week in the fall is characterized by formal teas, and the group sponsors banquets and parties for its members. The social contacts are generally of great beneht to the girls and the preparation for later life is an important part of what is derived from the organization. B. Sillers, N. Newman, L. Nelson. P. Falstad, M. Koolcer, R. Indseth, N. Campbell, Y. Smith, L. Compton, D. Olson, L. Cunningham R. Bozak, L. Anderson, F. White, J. Benson, E. Jordan. JIMMIE JANES The Jimmie Janes? They,re the sixteen most beautiful girls on the campus. -straight from the lips of Professor Westley-. Some of their trials and tribulations are getting mobbed at the games by enthusiastic and hungry onlookers, and having coke spilled all over their nice white skirts. Seriously, the Jimmie Janes perform a very important function at the football and basketball games. Theylre always on hand to sell colces and candy bars. They also put on the football and basketball banquets at the ends of the seasons. Oflicers for ,46-'47 are Laurie Cunningham, Presidentg Lorraine Anderson, Vice- Presidentg and Lois Compton, Secretary-Treasurer. And-we announce with pride that the Jimmie Janes are celebrating this year the twentieth anniversary of their founding. R. Barnard, T. Trowbridge, C. Hendrickson, K. Triggs, Koehler, Davenport, Parker, E. Froelich, W. Joslin, B. Johnson, W. Schwartz, L. Molland, G. Starr, C. Gwynn, R. Bertsch. R. Stuclcenbruclc, H. Eckroth, L. Carlson, E. Johnson, A. Lawler. J CLUB One of the most exclusive organizations on the campus, the I-Club has one requirement for membership-possession of a letter from the athletic department. Membership is thus an honorary award, much to be desired and coveted. This earis officers are Erwin ohnson, President and Adrian Lawler Secretar -Treasurer. Y f 1 Y All letter-men are presented at graduation with a card indicating membership in the club which gives them lifetime free admission to all athletic events of Jamestown College. M. Richards, P. Erickson, M. Buchler, J. Schade, M. Heller, J. Mumby, C. jeske, B. Hills, D. Heil, M. Richter, H. Lowey, M. Kooker, P. Towle. V B. Seaborn, S. Gieselman, Smith, C. Knudson, B. Olson, F. Chambers, I. Hanson, L. Holechek, A. Kolberg, L. Danielson, L. Nelson, P. Shirley, S. Johnson, I. Sing. W. A. A. The Women's Athletc Association is organized for all girls who are interested in sports exclusive of physical education courses. The girls enjoy playing various seasonal sports: they play basketball, volleyball, kitten- ballg they bowl, hike and swim. A Achievements in these sports are rewarded with a letter for a minimum of points and a sweater for greater achievement. Oflicers for ,46-,47 are Carol Jeske, President, Fern Chambers, Vice-President, Joyce Mumby, Secretary, Olive Ann Wanner, Treasurer, and Pat Erickson, Points Manager. ff 1,--sq? Ji? af at R Pearson, H. Gardner, P. Falstad. V. Baclces, R. Stuclcenbruck, Frey, Mrs. jf, B, Shook. R, Gums, V. Pearson, C. Ghylin. D. Thompson, L. Compton. L. Cunningham. MASCDUEIQS Come autumn Mrs. jackson gives her bloodhounds the scent of grease paint and turns them loose. When they point, it may be talent or just someone who has heard that eating shares the billing with acting on the Masquer's program, They began things this year by sponsoring The fsupply your own ecomiumsj Jazz Follies. It was diflicult to determine on which side of the footlights people had the most fun. This year, as every year, they tried to bring order out of chaos in the Masquers' room, but as usual, hunger defeated such noble domesticity, and they retired to the jaclcson's kitchen. Sometime in February the word is passed around to begin the fast. A couple of days later they assemble at Mrs. fs and go to work on the turkey Qin this case it's food, not a bad playj. In between courses they initiate the new members and start worlc on their annual stage production. This year Shalcespeare's comedy, Twelfth Night, was selected, If William could have seen it he perhaps wouldn't have approved of the modernized version, but his would have been the only dissenting vote. They didnlt bother with the ritual of officers, but Laurie Cunningham was regarded as general factotum of the business affairs. S. Radke, V. Baclces, J. Ericson, M. Roepke, H. Bryan, J. Miller, J. Ericson, B. Smith, R. Pearson, R. Schmidt, C. Ghylin, M. J. Tarbell. V. Pearson, A. Kolberg, R. Salisbury. FGREIXISICS After three or four years of inactivity, the Forensic Club blossomed out with new vigor this year, becoming one of the most active groups on the campus. This was partly due to Mr. Smith's capable advisorship, partly to more dollars in the treasury, and partly to the desire to be heard on the part of the members. During the first semester Vernon Pearson served as President, with Robert Salisbury as Vice-President, Taking over for the second semester were: John D. Miller, President, Robert Schmidt, Vice-President, Alice Kolberg, Secretary-Treasurer. During the year the debate teams made several trips, including Ellen- dale, Grand Forks, and Valley City, participated in two tournaments, one at Moorhead, which was for practice, and the St. Thomas tournament, at which Vernon Pearson, Harvey Bryan, John Miller, and Robert Salisbury defended their positions, pro or con. Returning to the campus, the Forensic Club sponsored an intra- mural debate tournament, awarding a trophy to the winning team. Composing the remainder of the debate teams were john Ericson, Vernon Baclces, Mary Jean Tarbell, Sylvia Radke, and Alice Kolberg. The other members of the club werenit interested in winning arguments, they just wanted to talk. V Heidinger, L. Cunningham, B. Wheeler, L. Page, M. Hart. I Gevmg B. Shook, B. Dick. SIGMA TAU DELTA Here we have an exclusive organization-the college literati. It's so exclusive, in fact, that the members scarcely recognize each other. Getting together as seldom as they did each meeting became practically a reunion of lost brothers. One meeting was held at the home of the society's President, Hood Gardner, at which time the starving artist tradition was broken, another at the home of Dr. St. Clair, where the new members were initiated into the mysteries of the organization. There the writers read their masterpieces and then hid in the corner while Dr. St. Clair, as Advisor and Chief-Critic, led the way in the dissection of their productions, line by line and verse by verse. The well-understood difhculties of the office of Vice-President were handled flawlessly by Laurie Cunningham. Mary Hart struggled with the book-work and kept track of the bus tokens, while Imogene Geving, as Beagle, an office unique to this society, ferreted out: the bashful novices of belles-lettres and cajolecl their attendance with threats to their pocket- books. CCDLLEGIAN Editor-LEQNARD LUND Columnists: KELLY BLUM, IMI GEVING, WARREN FLA GINNY HEIDINGLR ARNOLD AALAND, TH. Erwin GIESECKE-NEWS Editor. -Feature Editor. TED FORDE-Sports Editor. WALT F1101-i4Sports Editor. CHUCK NoR'roN-Business Manager, '46 JIM FREY-Assistant Business Manager, ,J-Nf CCDLLEGIAN X . W W Reporters: Downes ODER, REUBEN GUMS, LOIS FLINT., LUELLA JOHNSON, MARI.YS ANDRIST. Circulation: WANDA ANDERSON, BONNIE HILLS, ART MUKQMELA, MARY NEITERS, JOAN WINSLOW. ACK PAGE-S t W' , A J por mer CLAIR G!-lY1.lN PAUL RICHTER-Sports Writer. Business Nlnnagcr. K fl' I ur M, I s sim:-.., ' ,......f HEA Lois COMPTON-Editor. LORRAINE ANDERSON-Business Manager. BILL LIND-Assistant Business Manager. RUBY KNIGHT-Faculty Pictures. DoLomss Oman-Typist. KEITH W00DWICK4ASS0CiHtE Editor. WALT Fnol-I-Sports Editor. BOB STUCKENBRUCK-Sports Editor. Bon SNIDER-Director of Photography. EMY joimoN-Composites. DAROLD WQLT-Composites. I 'xr ,fr XA KAN MARGE ROLLEFSON'ACIiViIi8S. VERNoN Youwcs-Activities and Composites Bos IJ0DINE1C0PY. ALAN BOLGAARD1C0PY. Hoon GARDNER-AftiSt. Advisor-DR. YATES Assistant Advisor-M. B. SMITH. Faculty Pictures-PAT FALSTAD. Typist-BETTY SMITH. Organization Pictures-ROYANN INDSETH. :QAMQQSKS A445 wpwif, A-awww :ffmwff ' ,5,A5,Ww,,,,. . : , ,gg Uikfk- i 7 ' ., ,M .. .,.: 'W 3iS':f N' LF? ww as W? S! 4 Wm in E. j. CASSELL, Coach G. Stirling M. Rollefson R. Gums Front Row: Schlosser, Barnard, Baker, Carlson, Capt. Eclcroth, Havelick, Huber, Schwartz, Brown, Grande, Peterson. Second Row: Coach Cassell, Student Manager Parker, B. johnson, Ericson, Price, Joslin, E. johnson, Spotts, Froelich, Mork, Triggs, Boss, McCoy, Wieland, Koehler, Enns, Asst. Coach Kercher. Third Row: Bucchler, Davis, Thiele, Robertson, Richman, Patterson, Greitl, Page, Ericson, Giroux, Lusk, Carlascio, Ongstad, Thunem, Buehler, Sillers. McCoy, All-Conference 1 Fullback l l 3 ' l . E ,L V - .e -' 'A 42' f .. i A- .M.-- . FCDCDTBALI. The jimmies started their second postwar season with only six returning lettermen, but with a group of candidates who gave promise of a strong team. Most of the men were returning servicemen who had played little or no football for three to four years. Of a seven game schedule, they won two games, tied one and lost four. ,In the first encounter the Jimmies tied a strong Minot team. We scored once in the second quarter and once in the fourth, and Minot twice in the third frame. The Minot team went on later to win the conference. Carlson, Honorable Men- Huber, Honorable Men- Grande, Honorable Men tion, End tion, Halfbaclc tion, Guard Wx., :.f ' . my f 7 Q-K 3 1 se R A I 'C 3 42 me W L H :EJ 3 C we ? ka-r . 9 if H 3 4' 11-. 4 M K Tw f vtwwai .1 at , + we Q X J i, B 5' , 1 .. f' W . f f? , -ef -wi lk xr 3'5- 55 x an as, 2 e Z gi X is 5, T Q at 'Y -3 ff 7 ali: .. fu 4-221027: Barnard Schwartz Stuckenbruch i , Against Hamline the Jirnmies encountered a team with a big, hard-charging line and a fast, shifty backfield whose reverses and double reverses completely fooled the Cassell men. Hamline scored in each quarter amassing 26 points to 0. In the second conference game, the jimmies ran on to an inspired Valley City team who crushed Cassell's men 19 to 0. Valley City taking advantage of very poor playing on the part of the jimmies scored all 19 in the first half. In the second half the jimmies got within the ten yard line four times but lacked the punch to win. The annual Homecoming game brought the Jimmies up against a strong Wahpeton team. It was jamestownls game all the way but they again lacked the final punch to score. The Jlimmies piled up fifteen First downs to Wahpeton's five, but late in the fourth quarter a beautiful sixty-yard pass scorecl for the Wops, giving them the game 7 to O. At Ellendale's Homecoming the .Iimmies scored their first victory, defeating a strong Dusty team 6 to 0. A pass from Eclcroth to Carlson scored in the First quarter. The Jimmies dominated the rest of the game but couldn't take advantage of good scoring opportunities. ir. E. johnson Baker Joslin 'a.g1V'j5'j , f V M32 , it X 4293, 'A K' ,fe .f ' ,it it if , Q , , it , A 63 e I . - J . me if . Q - W i ,aff i as ., .. s. .,,. 5, X, S i M ,raft X '11 fp 5 M ' ,, V . 5,24 if S Q S r 1' W K . iifiiiiiffliiiti A ii' 2 'ip' C. iid V m 'le 45 'W7?-, 'QS L . ,- 2 ., i W i 1 . - I iii gif .1 Q 'W' .f 1 ', ' 'A , in 52.51449 It 4, K , V ' .A .ggi f iw it M W . 8 K Ny. , 6 14 ,Ri wk. in . 'V j - cgi . . , .fc- ' 2. -121 fa. U i . ' L in l fr- , .5 ' , Wneland Tri ggs Eckroth On Parents' day the Jimmies played Mayville, scoring their second victory. Huber scored in the second quarter to give the Jimmies a 6 to 0 victory. The Jimmies' line played good defense ball but again the team lacked the stuff to score. Mayville threatened in the fourth quarter after recovering a fumble on the Jimmie 30 but were held on downs on the six yard line. The final game against Aberdeen saw the jimmies go down to a 26 to 0 defeat. The Aberdeen team was superior in every way to the Cassell men. Only in the fourth quarter did the Jimmies really get the right spirit and march down toward the Aberdeen goal, only to be stopped on the ten by a fumble. The work horse of the Jimmie backheld, Frank McCoy, earned the only all-conference berth with honorable mention going to Carlson, Grande, and Huber. Captain for this season was halfback Buck Eckroth while fullback Frank McCoy and tackle By Baker are next season's co-captains. Senior letter-men are Lewie Carlson, Bob Stuckenbruck and John Koehler. Returning lettermen are Bemard, Baker, Eckroth, Froechlick, Greitl, Grande, Huber, Joslin, B. Johnson, E. Johnson, Lusk, McCoy, Mork, Peterson, Schwartz, Sports, Triggs, and Wieland, Froehlich Koehler Ll-15k Mlm- .naw -I+ 9'- --aa if Sports J 1 Greitl B. Johnson Peterson I . Mark W-.. Coach Cassell, P, Swanson, T. Koenig, Davenport, R. Buehler, R. DePuy. IHUTIICS ...... Jimmies ...,,. irnmies .,.,., immies ....,. lI'I'1I'I1lCS ...... ll'1'1I'1'llCS ,..... lI'HXT1lCS ...... IITIITIICS ...... IITIITIIES ...... IITIITIICS, .... . UTIITIICS ,...,. E. Johnson, E. Huber, R, Eastburn, L. Carlson, H. Eckroth, C. Hendrickson. Northern Montana College Gustavus Aclolphus .......,.. . .... . Hamline .............,,,.,.,.. ..,......., . ,........ . Conordia .........,, ,, ........., ., Mayville ...,.,.. ,,.,..... Ellenclale .,....,. , ,..... . Wahpeton ........... ..,,. A .. NDAC .,.,.,...... ,... ..,. Valley City ......., ........ UND . .....,,......,..,...,.,...,.........., ....,...,., . Aberdeen .,,..,....... ...,..........,.. ,....,....... 26 51 34 40 Jimmies ....., ' ' 39 Mayville ,..,.......... . immies ...... 3 3 immies ,,..., 47 Dickinson .,........., Valley City ....,...,... ' ' Concordia ...,..... immies ....., 41 46 J 52 J ss J 40 J 57 1 49 J 46 Iimmies ...... immies ...... 58 ' ' ' 38 Mmot ............... Aberdeen ,..........4 immies ..,,.. 47 Dickinson ................,............, immies ,..... 46 Wahpeton ..................,........... HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Jimmies ,..... 33 Concordia .......,,,.,.................. jimmies. .,., 39 Moorhead ...........,................. . LEW CARLsoN All-Conference 1946-47 Captain. f I A 1 f9fu fax K C g 's V N 6 1 , 5 'bf ' ,, , Q ' - 4f 'm r . W? PAUL SWANSON Dick Bum-:Lisa ' DICK DEPUY Shortly after this the Jamestown College jimmies dropped their first conference game, losing to Wahpeton 57-52 in an overtime affair. The Jimmies held the edge in field goals but the Wahpeton Wildcats won via the free throw route. The Jimmies managed to win one of their annual games with the University and the N. D. A. C. The strongly rated University team caused only little trouble for the jimmies, the final score reading 37-34. With the lead changing hands many times the N. D. A. C. Bison registered a 49-45 win over Jamestown College. A deciding factor was the height advantage of the Bison. Ar Valley City the Jimmies played their second overtime contest. The C. cagers had to overcome a sizeable Valley City lead to end the game in a 43-43 deadlock. Continuing this scoring spurt the Jimmies copped a 49-46 decision over their rival neighbors. TRACY Korzmc DICK KARLGAARD QQ at The Mayville Comets then suffered their second defeat at the hands of the orange and black of C. Showing considerable improvement since early season. the Comets were dealt the short end of a 39-37 score. Lew Carlson was the defensivelcog while Buck Eckrothprovided the offensive spark. A well-balanced Dickinson team, looking none too polished, handed the Jimmies a 35-33 defeat, the C. squad making a rather poor showing. Lew Carlson's last minute six-point rally fell short. However, coming back strong in. their next contest the Jimmies handed a 47-40 defeat to the Valley City cagers. The stage was now set for the thriller of the season, the tussle with Minot, the pre-season conference favorite. With a 46-43 score favoring Mi11OI,S Beavers and three seconds of playing time remaining, diminutive Cliff Hendrickson uncorked an extra-long two-handed push shot which scored beautifully to tie the score. With nine seconds remaining in the first overtime period, Jerry Davenport scored a free throw to again tie the score, this time at 54-all. The game ended as a long desperation heave by Eastburn swirled in and out, the Beavers winning, 60-58 in the second overtime period. Another loss to Dickinson completely eliminated the Jimmies as a title contender. The Savages of Dickinson won by a 49-47 score. Bowing out of the season, the Cassellmen avenged an earlier defeat by tripping Wahpeton 46-43 in a hotly contested affair. Lew Carlson in this game, his finale, played beautilfully, scoring 23 points. Now to look momentarily into next yearis basketball season. Two players, Lew Carlson and Bob Eastburn, will not be with the squad due to graduation. Coach Cassell will form the nucleus of his team about the returning varsity members. Conference competition is again expected to be difficult. Coach Cassell, Cowell, Ericson, I.. Page, M. Dunwell. Bottom Row-M. Riefschneider, C. Krahn, G. Johnson, M. Greitl, E. Jenner, M. Fried RESERVE BASKETBALL Jamestown Eldridge Independents .,., ,,,,,., Jamestown Jamestown American Legion Jamestown Concordia Reserves .. Jamestown Eldridge Independents ,.,..,. Jamestown Ellendale Reserves ........ Jamestown Valley City Reserves Jamestown Devils Lalce C ..... Jamestown ,,.,,..,, . .,... .,,., D iclcey Independents ........ . Jamestown Carrington V. F. W. ...... . Jamestown Valley City. Reserves..- .. Jamestown ......,.... ,..,. . . Robinson Independents .,,,.. . Jamestown .,.,,..,... .....,...,. J amestown K. C. Jamestown .......,... ., ..,.., Pingree Independents ,.,,. Jamestown ....,...,......, .,,.... , . Jamestown K. C. . The Freshman team went through a successful season, winning 10 of their 14 scheduled games. Opposition consisted of Freshman squads of other schools and independent teams of this area. Of their four losses, two were to Valley City, one to Concordia, and one to the strong Jamestown Legion team. Having a well-balanced team with dependable reserve strength was a large step toward success. Tall center Mike Greitl provided a great deal of the scoring power. i Front Row: Hendrickson, E. johnson, Carlson, Eckroth, Johansen, Guenther. Back Row: Capt. Aclachi, Bersch, Trowbridge, Giroux, Fallgatter, Coach Cassell. Coach Cassell's tracksters concluded their 1946 track season by copping the Conference championship in the conference meet held at Valley City. When the season began the strength of the Jimmies was not known. However, the training which they put forth netted them victories in four meets. The jimmies' first actual competition took place in the Aberdeen Relays during the last week of April. The Jimmies went into this meet with only little training behind them, but managed to place four men, Adachi, johnson, Carlson, and Eckroth. On May 4, in their first home appearance, the Jimmies captured top honors in a quadrangular affair by a wide margin, tallying 76 points. The Cassellmen were paced by Erwin Johnson's 16 points and Lew Carlson,s 12. Our men won ten events. Relay Team: Guenther, E. johnson, Giroux, Johansen. Guenther, 1947 Captain 3 , 1 i n......,.. l l l l l 3 M, Wi. . ' 1 B , .f r U .ting j 9 X. Q ,, .A ai, V Ml N21 X F , 4 ' .. X554 F ' :M A 'Q H X Q 1 is W fa NTT ' tw wmnful lllm ' nn , to f . , 1 U ,, li i - -1 .w.w ' W , A . ' 7 .5195 .- a y: ' H 7 it' X' ..., , . f , . H -4 Qu aww- ' r 'r . -f - . ,, 1 1 f ,mg .-,1: -2,g w'-.. 3, J' .4 f, awry ,J 'Q , f Q. . H K ' .1 j. 'e ' A.. ,. guy eg 4 X-M. 'riff if . HH- rg '.,,gu.. ,, w g ,-1136, 'W may - W. .1f f2. 5.-. ' In their next meet, also in Taylor Stadium, the jimmies' 67M points outscored four teams to take top honors. Johnson and Hendrickson were the main point-getters, scoring 16-24, and l0 points respectively. The jimmies then went on to win the MSTC septangular meet by a comfortable margin with their 69W points. Our well-balanced aggregation was paced by johnson in the jumping events and by Guenther on the cinders with 133A and HM, points. Scoring 64 points and placing at least one man in each event, the Jimmies won the first North Dakota Intercollegiate Conference meet held since 1942. The closest competition was Ellendale with 49 points. Seven events were won by our traclcsters. Guenther won, the 440, Hendrickson the mile and half mile, Carlson the javelin and shot put, Johnson the pole vault, and our relay team of Johansen, Girous, Hendrickson, and Guenther captured the mile relay. Captain of the 1946 team was Sei Adachi. Bob Guenther was elected to captain of the 1947 squad. gf, lnrimsm ww-uunllulllwm 1 ggemggpseumw mfwwjnfmmu J Anuuuwey, , ,N A , V, E A . . , 7, ff ' V A ', '2 wma. .. 3 I I .. 3 5.1 'H-fw4,,121ggQfR15gA K ' Mx, ,mm 1,1 ,Ms gm? nw A.: ,W uiif N. is W 5 My-M ii, f f,,f MQ V 1 ,R , -f gf, Q , M iK ' '- , 'Alf 'B' if 1- 1 kvs is P, A 3. NHS' K ,,..aP- . z ruff? F 'Csflilzl' -SL riff? '7i5zlbi5? l' ' ' l-IGMECGMING For the twenty-Hrst year of homecoming tradition C. saw the biggest and best celebration ever. Lois Compton was our queen, By Baker was our whislcer champ, John Parker was our chairman, and the alumni were our guests. On the eighteenth of October the program opened with a Jazz Follies presented by members of the music and dramatics departments. The bonfire, 'snake-dance, midnight show, parade, football game, and banquet followed in rapid succession. Honors in the parade were swept away by the chorus with their fioat depicting the famous apple-shooting scene from William Tell. The sophs downed the freshmen in the tug-of-war. Downcast faces roamed the campus after the Jimmies suffered a stinging defeat at the hands of the Wahpeton Wildcats, but we all brightened up at the prospect of the formal dance held Saturday night in the gym. Attended by over 150 couples, the affair was a grand success, with the Valley City Campus Cadets giving out with some music that was new to our campus-but we quickly adapted ourselves and everyone enjoyed a marvelous evening. 6, f i 9-, .i X WASP-IINGTCDN DAY Under the chairmanship of Vernon Youngs, the traditional Washington Birthday festivities were cli- maxed this year with a formal dance in the gym, as the usual banquet had to be foregone due to the increased student body. The heated class contest in the chapel was enjoyed by everyone-except, maybe the faculty. An excellent lunch in the commons was followed by the dance. Appropriate decorations portrayed the Stars and Stripes draped with crepe paper from the ceiling, and the Campus Cadets created the proper atmosphere with some fine music. n SADIE I-IAWKINS For one whole week all the campus males sought refuge from would-be Daisy Maes-mes, Sadie Hawkins Day rolled around again, and a big party in the gym was the chief event of the week. , All the couples came in Dogpatch style, and prizes for Daisy Mae and Lill Abner themselves went to Dorthe Thompson and john Koehler. Mary Buchler portrayed the Wolf-Gal to the exclusion of any other prospective winners, and the best Dogpatch couple was Royann Indseth and Rollie Berkvam. Sponsored by the faculty, the party featured dancing in old fashioned barn dance style. Miss Nord- strom and Miss Ross from the Farmers' Union led in polkas, waltzes, schottisches, butterflies, and square dances, with Clair Ghylin, Buck George and Walter Schlecht furnishing the music. Entertainment was featured by the Y. W. C. A. members and the W. A. A. girls took care of decorating and cleaning up the gym. And now the men can come out of their hiding- places for another year until Sadie Hawkins comes around! 5-auf 'iv' W. The generous contributions by JC students to the World Student Service Funcl resulted in Jamestown College exceeding their thousancl-dollar goal by twenty- five percent. Chuck Norton and Shirley Peter were chairmen 45:3 S. S. F. of the campaign, and money was raised by several un- usual means-an auction sale in the chapel, the cen-a- minute late leaves for Watson girls, and various indi- vidual enterprises. The annual spaghetti feed, presented this year in western style, climaxed the campaign. - 1 - U mf.. fi... ... at r - DRAMATICS Under the direction of Mrs. Marion Jackson, an Patterson Green. all-college play was successfully produced before Christ- A Shakespearean comedy, Twelfth Night, was mas vacation. It was Papa Is All,'l a comedy by produced humorously in modern dress by Masquers. -1----...- sw-ww uw: ff: e ffm 3, ag Y v F' SPONSORS THE STUDENTS OF JAMESTOWN COLLEGE WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR S APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS OF THE 1947 HEA KAN: Anderson Ace Hardware 'H' Beck's l ' Berg Studio 'l' Bernard Chevrolet Company 'l' Biss Dry Cleaners 'f' Bridgeman-Russell 'f' 'F 'l' 'I' Carpenter Lumber Company 'l l' ' y Service ' Chelgren-Anderson Studio 'J' Chenery's Hardware 'l' City Laundry Coca-Cola Bottling Company 3 Courtesy Cab ' Cran's Eat Shop ' Cummings Electric Service ' Dee Jay's ' DePuy-Sorkness Clinic ' 'l' ' 'l' Donette 'I' Dutch Lunch Eddy Furniture Company 'H' Equity Co-op Creamery 86 Store Farmers Union Oil Co. Flannery Bakery 'l Dr. A. R. Foster L. G. Gasal Company ' Gladstone Hotel 'H' Gladstone Pharmacy ' Goldberg's 'l Gun 86 Reel Sport Shop ' Harper's 'l Haroldson Office Supply 'l' Holter's Dry Cleaning 'l' Igloo 'l' James River National Bank Jamestown Grocery Company ' ' ' Jamestown Insurance Agency 'H' Jamestown Steam Laundry l' Jamestown Sun Jamestown Theatres Jansick's ' Dr. W. W. Joos King's Studio Knauf and Knauf 'l' Lahlum's Cleaners 'K Majestic Cafe l' Martin's Radio Shop :ic ik Midwest Motors Moline Cafe 'l ' Montgomery Ward 'F Nash Finch 'l ' M. A. Nashold Com The National Bank as pany 'l' 'i' INCERE Ethel M. Newberry Agency 'F F. W. Newberry Insurance Agency 'H' O'Donnell-Moran Company 'l l' Olson's Jewelry 'l' Orlady's Ottertail Power Company 'l' Palace Cafe 'l' J. C. Penney Company l' Power Appliance Inc. 'l' Pred's 'l' Pred's Men's Store 'l' Pulsher Hotel 'l' Railroad Cooperative S 86 L Company l' Schroeder's Hardware 'l' Schubertis 'l Dr. E. R. Schuck ' Sears, Roebuck and C Shandeling's 'l' Ompahy Solien's 'I' Dr. E. G. Starr 'K R. M. Stoudt Garage Tellner's 'H' Thompson Yards Inc. 'l l' Tonyis Cafe Valley Cafe 'l' Vita Bakery 'H' Weppler's Haircutting Parlor White Drug Store ,leak Yellow Cab Company Each 'F indicates a 52.50 contribution. Store 'l' ' PF Pk
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