Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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Mosquers 5 l This organization promotes enter- tainrnent, an appreciation of the arts, and a banquet. Pleasure in the higher sense of the term is sought as a relief from the more serious aspects of college life. These individuals express them- selves by acting in and helping to produce plays throughout the year. They have brought to the public She Stoops to Conquer , The Solid Gold Cadillac , and Trial By Jury . The student productions Fi11ian's Rain- bow and South Pacific had Masquers in their casts. Members of this motley group are Verlyn Seeklander, Rodney Anderson, James Meeker, Ann Lynn Hanson, Beverly Joos, Duane Anderson, Dor- ene Widdifield, Frank Kiesa, Lew White, Nannette Canfield, Janet Pehrson. STANDING: Linda Mmka, Phyllis Lindstrom, Mrs. Jackson, Audrey Puckering, Scott Anderson. Those holding up the backdrops are: Abigail Rian, Marvin Miller, Dan Prentice, Wayne Purintun, Ken Tague, Ed Sprague. The Masquers honored their advisor Mrs. Marion jackson at Homecoming by contributing to a travel fmmd for her. Mrs . I . graciously gives of her time for the benefit of the students . She helps them find a means of self-expression and instills in each a love of coffee. The picture on the left was snapped of this vital and alive group as they opened their own mummy case. an .95-

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ff.-,. , 3,0 fl- 1 ..' ' ' :Z . .Twf .'f.'l, ,1 ,wir Y. WCA. The active members of this group are Joanne Abels, Jo Ellen Adams, Karen Alexander, Sally Atkinson, Janice Baker, secretary, Anita Busboom, Mary Lou Cann, treasurerg Grace Carlson, Phyllis Christianson, I , .- - .- 1- I -v --1.51 -Wig iw.,-, , 1-1. '-- --',f1,E:-- 1 ,na ' , fl Y . sly, it I Al . ,-:.. .Q 3'lQ5'g,!Z-iisE:f:f- r :Ein-,1. h. gig.-1-f4f3 .5351-,'IV-2 ggf?f?,f'.?glfH- . . .' .,'1d ,ZE',',-'Q' ' 1 -15: L:'ff1,fQ-I5 4 V ,,i'J1:' 'iq ' :F,.fj?'-'-' 4'.,4.,:-N... r. .'- 1' . I Shirley Clark, Lynn Cockburn, Virginia Curtis, Janice Dyk, Carol Enge, Marilyn Estenson, Irma Foster, Shirley Fredrickson, Audrey Furness, president, Dorothy Gill, Arlene Glasner, Lorraine Guenther, Carol Hagerott, Ann Lynn Hanson, Martha Hanson, Marlene Harmson, Carol Hartman, Janice Hauschulz, Ann Henderson, Judy Hodges, Marlene Hoffer, Lou- ella Iles, Patricia Johnston, Joan Jongeward, Phyllis Judd, Jean Kaiser, Mariann Klusrnann, Natalie Kuhn, Phyllis Lindstrom, Janell Linzbach, Phyllis Meyer, Audrey Monshaugen, Linda Mrnak, Shirley Mutschler, Carol Ormberg, Margaret Patterson, Janice Peterson, Barbara Price, Janice Prochaska, Mary Lou Purintun, Frances Reif, Abigail Rian, LaVonne Rumer, Myra Sanderson, Doris Schiermeister, Carol Schindler, Lale Semenderoglu, Elaine Semrau, Joanne Slaugh, Dorothy Sund, Kaye Terpe, Beverly Thompson, Harriet Vallenga, Carol Van Boven, Sharon Walsh, Patricia Warming, Joan Wenberg, vice president: Maxine Whaley, Karen Whitlock, Marlene Wentz. The purpose of the YWCA is to unite all people in the desire to realize a creative life through a growing knowledge of God. With YMCA, it is organized into three commissions: Christian Faith and Heritage, Personal and Campus Affairs, and Social Responsibil- ities. One meeting per month is devoted to commis- sions and one to separate YW meetings or a joint meeting with YM. Together the Y's sponsor the Bible study group, projects at the State Hospital and the Crippled Cl1ildren's School. Alone, they have the Big-Little Sis program. The head advisor for this semester is Mrs. Robert Wolfersteig. . - ...., .. ' 1--,' .1 .-'17:Tf7-3:3-faq, 11.23 E-1:1 :. -'.'-1211: 'f 57' -C.g-- O .gg I.: f .- ,.-7f---- . W- ,-. .. ,..f, 3, -1: -. -:fl-f-'5. U .. 1- '.- a- . ,-.. -.- -ig,-.. 5 .4 3,28-Rpex-5 .17 . A, t...-..:., , ,R M... .,.. ,,, --U r-::f--:-:- -- -AJ-7.. .1 ,-,. ' , r. f5g,Qg5g,,5-ii .:1f5lm.5gf:f :f':::2:5:-if 2 - -5 , . .. ,qv . g-.,.,3.- .' - 5, . .w. ,LP - nv..- Q-.--': -t-.-:rg Q . -'Y .. ..g,-. ...,5, . ... Q ,A .. .,.,.g,.g...4 551131 -'T 245 g::,:.4.-.. ' '.1:-irc. ' E:-'ev - ,372-ll. ,.' .ily '2:::D .ara ,:- - i'lir2'ZS2ia1 14--Q-Tift' 'I -PITTYL. 'S' .:-v-.C-x 'I-' .--.--1:-Egg. 'B' -,hr-,.5'::fi. . 'I- fi - f . -QA!!!-Q ,:,li.c'rf:' 41271. ' ' 2:1113 ' H,- NS -. ' ..- - -... I :a ': ..,:.- ,.-, :3 ::.A. 5'.Ag ,Igi-,fn - 1. ' ,Q.g,..:,z533' 5, 1 --:iff .,'f :w l v i A .wi . ,, . Q. ,. il:-,-P' 3 ,H ., I .1 J C ' ' ' -1.1.5, - . ,, . - ,-..:'11i:-i1j. . .l f .5 . I.P.:.E.,5f!9.- ' ' ,',f.' ,--1.5 . .ga-e:2: f 11- izvf afr,-' ' 'NT Bsvm-i-' .wr -1 '-i,3,:e:g-gig. -'12l5 3, 'svr-51.-315.4-,a1.-27:15.-:gms --:igL:f.',.n . ...g5-

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'I'he question for the year was Resolved: that the United States should discontinue direct eco- nomic aid to foreign countries. The group consisted of three teams and two alternates. Duane Anderson and Scott Anderson were partners, as were Luella Iles and Abigail Rian and Arnold Schweigert and Robert Arnold. Acting as alternates were Wayne Purintun and Joan Wen.berg. The sources for the various points were checked and rechecked, speeches were given and cases were outlined, so the year went argument after argument and day after day. Forensics tial The debate squad was discussing a case during one of their Tuesday aftemoon meetings. The members are Abigail Rian, librariang Luella Iles, secretary-treasurerg Robert Arnold: Duane Andersong Scott An- derson, presidentg Wayne Purintun, Arnold Schweigert, vice presidentg Professor Har- old Strandness. advisor. Debates were held in Jamestown and Fargo . The entire club attended the Red River Valley Debate Tournament at Concordia College. While there the squad won a total of four debates. They also debated against squads at St. Thomas in St. Paul where they again won four, and at the University of North Dakota. All in all tl1ey counted the season as successful. --97-