Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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7 7 I-leo Kon '74 This is your college yearbook which gives you scenes from college activities. These are the basis of happy memories in future years. The staff is usually kept in con- stant activity from late September to the middle of March. During this time three deadlines are met with much worry and hurry. ,, F' 'Tb Business Manager Paul Christenson and Editor Greta Norris. 'ff K li SEATED: Janet Pehrson, Wayne Purintun. STANDING: Gerald Schafer, Aletta Berrerh, Margaret Patterson. , vlx S ' - :Z :T 1.7 aa K1 , SEATED: Marlene Richter, Loretta Huber. STANDING: Shirley Mut- schler, Roger Hendrickson. 199-

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Collegian This is the paper we all look for- ward to on Monday mornings . Thursday night is work and deadline time. Mrs. Kenneth Bernard is the advisor. The two hubs that make the wheel go round in the Collegian office business manager Larry Kraft and editor Phyllis Lindstrom. An action shot of some of the crew. Co-associate editor Homer Rudolfg Esther Geidt, featureg Don Wellsg co-associate: Bruce Berg, sports. Note the intent and zealous expressions of the Collegian staff. SEATED: Q Larry Kraft and Phyllis Lindstrom. STANDING: Phyllis Meyer, Homer Y- , Rudolf, Kay Terpe, Rodney Anderson, and Don Wells. ,Q S..

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C. L The officers of International Relations Club with advisor Arlow Anderson con- ducted a varied program for the year including speakers, debates, and movies. Secretary-treasurer Abigail Rian, aside from her regular duties, made coffee. Berit Eide, vice president, made the posters and helped president Wayne Pur- intun plan the meetings. The club put on a panel discussion for the Jamestown Rotary Club and sponsored aid for Himgarian students . The club held a discussion concerning the vir- tues of the United Nations. The participants were Audrey Furness, Abigail Rian, Berit Eide, Dr. Arlow Anderson, Cecil Spafford, Yun Chul Lee, and Wayne Purintun. -100--