Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1966 volume:

People . . . Choosing diifercnt aspects, Retiecting various thoughts . . . Augustana. Interests . Ions. o t a d n U 0 F Activity . . . I timid: :EFIp.u-....: I Augustana College Rock Island, Illinois Judy A. Anderson, Editor Highlights Academics Students Organizations Athletics Community I! 52 I40 2l6 240 H hlig lg l965 . . . Change. Challenge. Royalty, Reunion. Festiviry. Rebirth. Friendship, Investment. Ending. Beginning, 1966. Challenge in Change. Here and now Challenge . . . Dr. Parkander m .m m C .m m u .n 0 u, w ax m d n a r W m e n D Wagon Wheels Rolling onward . . . Welcome VI-ROYALTY ATTENDANTS: Don Ian- sen, Diane Gustafson, Drew Karkow, Tina Benson. 20 VI-KJNG Gus Spon'berg and VI-QUEEN Barb Lundblad. FRESHMAN COURT: Laura Manson, Alzendanr Cathy John- son, Marcia Makinen, Artendant Skip Poulsen, Roger Thomas, Crayton Shettel. 2I 22 Oh, dear old Alma Mater, The Gold and Blue we love. For halls revered and friends secured, We thank our God above. We?! win for A ugustana, To her we'll 8,6? be true. Her name we?! praise Through all our days, Old Augie, we love you. BEA UTY Kappa Epn'n'on Nu Della Omega N u Honara biz M en .rfon .' We're Wagon for a Vicw rary Wheel Serpen h'y Win Kappa Tau, Gamma Alpha Beta. Phi Omega Phi. ORIGINA LITY Kappa Tau Gamma Alpha Bela Honorable Mention: Oxtrl'L'h-ize 'Em We'll Bear Tl'm'r Wagon Kappa Epsilon, Chi Omega Gamma, Del- m Omega Nu, P! Up- silon Gamma. a .:..M.E E53 aqu Mo Enrica 32..- Sunshine to rain . . . SITTING: Princess Ruth Lindquist. STANDING: Jeanne Donstad, Pris Storey, J an Lindvall, Katrina Larson. . . . End of ahectic weekend. 27 IThe Heiress 1- CAST OF THE HEIRESS Maria Madelyn Hill Dr. Austin Sloper Dave Ketter Lavinia Penniman Ann Boaden Catherine Stoper Leslie Schafer Mrs. Elizabeth Almond Carol Crowell Arrhur Townsend Eric Youngquist Marian Almond Sandra Greer Mom's Townsend James Holt: Mrs. Montgomery Louise Schaar 2? Nu iir det Jul igenP 30 Santa Lucia Linda Westerlin. SECOND ROW: Carol Landahl. Anna deiander. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Tullberg. Ruth Ann Gustafson, Marcia Makincn. BACK ROW: Linda Dahigren. Leis Pcarson, Mary Ellen Carlson. God Jul och Gott Nytt Ar. 3i 32 THE MESSEAH SOLOISTS: William Warfieli baritone; Frances Bible, ronrmho; Francs Yeend..yoprano,'lohn McCollum. lenor Glory to God in the highest.n 33 Henry Veld ... dedication to musici precision craftsmanship and inspiration. 34 REQUIEM SOLOISTS Kennelh Smilm barimne: Richard Veneau. lanor. Lili Chookasian, commits: Jeanne : Waltcrisoprana, Dedication to community worship . . . Spiritual enrichment. CAMPUS CHURCH BOARDisming: Dick Duncan. Kent Andersom treasurer: Diane Gustafson, Dr. Arnold Carlson, vict-pasmr: Wayne Kempe, chairman, 5,51,,de Peta Benson. Warren Strum. Tum 5. Church. Jaclcm: Baker, Barb Lundhiad. Allan Ruhlfs Not Pictured: Sun H ulsun,.recrerary; Sharon Wright, Dave Kanerl 36 h; New experiences . . . Universalcxchange . . . Greater insight. WASHINGTON SEM ESTER STUDENTS Paula Sauerberg. Scott K:l1lng,John Hoglund. FOREIGN STUDENTS FJ'RST ROW: Svend Ole Madscm Tirsn Georgian. Marlin Mkilania. ND! Pic'rurpd: Rhell Simmonds. Chris Rodriquez. BACK RGW' Harash Balra. Lauri Siirnla. Ruby Sim- Jensen. wands. Anna Evnghelawm Olga Gavala, Kazuko Malsuzawa, John 37 ya; I ' . J 4H hip aulwff . ' . , a' u Pele Garmlos second mnner-up' Dick Duncan JEAN runner up: UMOC EilT Birgerson; Dave Powell bar! make- -up and rouuming. 39 The Curious Savage CA S T TH E G U ES TS .' Fiorence H anniba! Fairy M ay Jeffrey M r5. Paddy TH E FA M! L Y.- Titus Samuel Lily Belle M rs. Savage TH E S TA F F s M ii: Willie Dr. Emmeu Ann Zellmer Rick Meier Lois Nelson Wallace Peterson Leslie Schafer Dave Ketter John Wennstrom Joan Clausen Carol Crowell Barbara Bolling Eric Youngquist Fare to England ... Fared well. .. Plan . . .m .ivazwuawamu WINNING FRIENDSHIP FAIR BOOTHS Beta Omega Sigma Meade Hall Chi Omega Gamma Haversham Mansion Delta Chi Theta Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Delta Omega Nu Darwin Laboratory Jan Johnson, Friendship Fair Scholarship Winner. Keith Nelson and Karen Karmam Mr. and Miss Friendship. Andrew Kalman May 26, 19257May 2, I966 Senior In Memoriam 47 Th: Original Rag Quartet. Muxiral Ensemble. Hal Holbrook, HumorIsL Roscoe Drummond. Ncw: Commentator. 4B Carlos Montoya. Flamenw Guitarist. Grant Juhannescn. Pianist. Arthur Schlesinger. J L. Hixmrian, 49 Another change. Challenge . . 51 HOS Search . . . Stimulation. Interpretation. Direction. . . . Insight. 53 It makes .1 dill'crcncc. One cannot cscapc. Umllcgc ycurx land In shape th' ymrs bc- mnd. Unc unpnrlunl mumurc ul culicge sucucsx is M1111 rumuim :1 dccudr hence . in dcupuncd understanding 121' mm and me unixcrsu. in strength of cunmlilmcnl 10 Idem und iduuLs, GEORGE E. ARBAUGH. PhD. Vfce-Presidenf and Dean ofrhe College JAMES C. RIBBECK, PhD. Dean of M en C. W. SORENSEN, PhD. ' BETSEY BRODAHL, AM. President ofthe College D90 Of Women 55 JERRY R. ANDERSON, B.A.gAssfsmm Comptroller, Director 0 f Purchasing V CARL E, R. ECK, M.B.A.. C.P,A. A ' DirectorofAcmuming JOHN L. KINDSCHUH, 3.0. Assistant to the President JOHN E. MILTON, M.S. MAURINE CA DDY, M.ED. Vfchresidem for Development Assistant Dean of Women 56 w GLEN E BROLANDER, MA, VicePresidenr for Financial A fairs and Treasurer BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF CLOCKWlSE: MILDRED M. CARLSON. JOAN BROOKS. PHYLLIS BURNHAM JEAN THORNTON. CHARLES R. SHOMPER, BS. Director offhe Compuler Center m- - . . HERBERT L. GLYNN. MA. Financial Aid Ojficer FRANK F. TELLEEN, M.S-Direcror offnformation Services PERRY MASON, B.A. Directar afPublicariom ADMISSION COUNSELORS-FRED J. PETERSON. WILLIAM W. QUAYLE, WILLIAM AULL, DONALD R. LARSON. GEORGE E. HENNING, M.Ed Dt'rez'lor of A dmission: and F inancia! Assirltmce 58 DORA L. ROSE,R.N. School Nurse ELNA MCDONALD ERNEST ESPELIE, A.M.L.S. Director ofFood Services Librarian LIBRARY STAFF DOROTHY LUNDEEN. EMILY BU RGESS, KENT HEADLUND, NORELLE JESSON, RUTH CARLSON CONSTANCE LUND- QUIST. DOROTH Y E. LlLJEGREN, BAA .-Assi.vtan1 Director ofRecord's LUCI LE G. FRYXELL, B.A. Direc:or of Records and Registration VINCENT C. LUNDEEN, M.Ed. Director of College U m'on RUTH AHLBERG-Immanue! Hal! Head Resident MAURINE MILLS-Carisson Hal! Head Residenl ALICE LARSON New Dorm Head Residem LILLIAN REYNOLDS Westerh'n Half Head Resident MARY CARLSEN Secretary to Coilege Union Director GERHARDT CARLSEN Director ofPhysical Plant FINEARTS STA FF-PHYLLIS JOHNSON. ARRETA WETZEL. RECORDS OFFICESTA FF-RUBY ASH. JEAN BOECKER. LOIS DONALD A. ROOS, A.Ribirecror ofPublr'c MACKEPRANGL Evenly BARBARA LEVANDER, A.B.-Direcmr ofA' Iumm' Relations M m. n, .. $1 in, . 4 :i BI?.III: Iavlulusll I . l .i rr ,. x 62 Fine Arts RONALD JESSON, Phil Chairman, Division oth'ne A rrx BRYNOLF LUNDHOLM M. Mus. Professor of M usic Professor 0 f M mic v .m 1,1 'T M 31 3. O O Q Q C C . . 7-. I .0 O Q O O O Q O O .0 Q MARIA WEISS, M.F.A. ImImcmrofMusic PHILIP MCDERMOTT, M,Mus. RUTH HOLMEN, M.Arwaxociale Professor ofMusic Associate Professor of M usic CHARLOTTE DURKEE. M'Mui Am'lSmm Professor OfMHSfC 63 THOMAS HIBBARD, M Mus. Professor of Violin and Music Theory JACQUE RADANT. B-MHS- HENRY VELD, Mus.D. Instructor ofMusic Professor of Voice and Choral Directing WILLIAM HENIGBAUM, E.MUS. W, EUGENE LEETCH, Instructor ofMusfc M.MHS. Ed.-Ins1ruclvr OfMll-S'i DOROTHY MCGRATH, 64 Instructor of Piano ,1- f ROBERT BATES, MA. Instructor ofMust'c GEORGE OPHEIM, BA. MAIDA SELINE, Instructor of Music I nnructor of Piano RONALD MOORE. M.Mu.r. Instructor ofMusic MAGDA G LATTER Insirucmr afArl 66 CLAYTON GORDER. M.A Instructor ofA r1 A. BEN JASPER, M.Ed. A ssixtam Professor of A r! EGON WEINER, M.EA. Visiting Professor 0 f A rt Humanities HENRIETTE C. K. NAESETH. PhD. Chairman, Division of Humanities .Prokssor offngltlsh Language and Lilemmre RICHARD ALLISON, MA. .Axsislanl Profesxar OfSpeech CHAD MEYER, MA. THEODOR LEVANDER, MA, Director of Radio and Television Professor of Speed: Associate Professor of Speech MARGARET HATFON, MA. . MARTIN HOLCOMB, M.A Professor ofSpeech Assistant Professor ofSpeech Correction and A udiology DONA LD C. DA VIS, Ph. D, Professor of Speech Correcn'on and A udiology 68 JOHN SIREVAAG, PhD. Associate Professor of German DAN CHANDLER, MA. ALICE BARTHOLOMEW. BA. Instructor ofSpeech Instructor afFrenck and Spanish DON TORNQUIST. MA. ANNE-MARIE VIERGNES. Associaxe Professor afSpeech Instructor of French 69 MARIAN CANNON, MA. Imrmcmr ofFrench JOHN OLLI, PhD. Wsin'ng Professor of German NILS ANDERSON, MA. ARJIBAY DORESTE, Ph.DiAssoc-r'ate Assixmm Professor of S candf rm vim: Professor ofSpam'sh MARTHA SMICK, M.A. Amisram 70 Professor ofSpam'sh HARRY S. B. JOHNSON, DD. Professor ofGreek ELISABETH NATIONS. MA. Assistant Professor of G erman MARGARET OLMSTED. AM Associate Professor ofLau'n 7l Li. i '! JH JOAN BEAUMONT, MA. Instructor ofEnglish KATHERINE STENBERG. BA. Instructor ofEnglr'sh 72 DONALD ERICKSON, MJL Instructor ofEnglish ZILPHA COLEE, MA. A ssislam Professor of English DOROTHY PARKANDER. Ph.D. Professor of Engiish WAYNE MEYER M.A iIns1ruczorofEng!l'sh ROAFD TWEET. AM' - DALE HUSE. MA. Instruc!or ofEngh'sh Assumnl ProfessorofEnghsh 73 1- - , ' 1;, ' 4 1'0,F . a Mr :7 ., h, F r44: Na, 34.7,, f ,- F' 5:? 4- 'Itn. FM , .- I 5a: ,r in! .1, Religion and Philosophy LOUIS ALM EN, PhD. Chairman, Division afReliginn and Philosophy Professor ofRei'igion ROBERT L. ANDERSON, 5.1M, Assistant ProfessorofRelfgion and Speech GEORGE E. ARBAUGH, PhD. MYRON J. FOGDE. PhDgAssisram Professor ofReligi'on ProfessorofPhilomphy RICHARD WERNER, M.A.-Assfslam ProfessorofReiigion 75 PETER T. BECKMAN, MA. A ssocz'are Prafessar a f Christianiz y PAUL K. JOHNSON, MA. Axisranr Professor afPhilomphy Pa ?MQwJALLg-w. 4.. ' ELEANOR JONES, B..D. Instructor ofChrr'slianily DAVID Ii JOHNSON,PI1.D Amismm Professor of Philosoph y s e c n .m C S RUDOLPH EDMUND, Ph.DA C hairmarr, Division of Sciences FLORENCE NEELY, Ph. 0.7Associare Professor ofBr'ology RA LPH TROLL, MAS. Ass1'smn1 Professor ofBiology VI NCENT JOHNSON, Pk. D. A.5'.rislant Professor ofBIalogy 7a ROBERT FRANK, PhADA FRITIOF FRYXELL, PhD. Professor ofPhysics Professor of Geology UllllllllW RICHARD ANDERSON. ma EDWARD HAMMING. Ph-D- Associate Professor of Geotogy and Geography P r ofessor 0f Geogr P5? 79 ROBERT BERNTSEN, Ph.D. meexsor ofC'hemistry EDWIN ERICKSON, Ph.D. Professor ofChemistry MORTON ELIASON, Ph.DiAssociale Professor of Chemislry ROGER SPITZNAS, A.M, TENA SCHULTZ, M.SZ Associate Profexsor of Geology Instruclor of Chemistry 80 JOHN E. EKBLAD, MA. Associate Professor ofBinlogy Coordinator of N ursing Program E. VIRGIL LARSON, B.A.iln31rucror ofPhysr'cs BRUCE R. MCCART, Ph.D. Assr'slanI Professor ofPhysics CLARENCE A. CARLSON. PhD. Assisram Professor ofBiology ROBERT PRALL. A .M. Instructor ofMalhematics I l I L I HARRY E NELSON, PhD. Professor ofMarhemarfcx 1 , I DANIEL BACON, M.S. DONALD E. McLAUGHLIN, Ph.D. Instructor afCheml'stry Associate ProfessorofMalhemalics 82 Social Studies STANLEY ERIKSON, PhD. Chairman, Division ofSocia! Studies Professor ofPulflfcal Science JOHN TREDWAY, Ph.D. Assistant Professor ainsJory BENEDI CT ZOBR I ST, Ph.D. Profe::or ofosmry, Assistant 10 the Dean, Direcmr of Summer Schom' BETSEY B RODAHL, A . M. -A ssocr'ale Professor ofHJ'smry HAROLD 1.. BELL, MA. Assistant Professor ofPaJ'm'cal Science JAMES S. GALLEY, M.B A., CPA. Professor ofA ccounrancy IVERNE DOWIB FILE. Professor oinsrory 35 LEONARD KALLIS, MA; A 55311111: Professor of H eahh and P51 ysicaf Education LEROY BRISSMAN. M.Ed. Director ofPhysicaI Education 1 'i I l: l: A r I a ' JA NE BRISSMAN, M,S.-Assislant Professor ofPhysl'ml Education Dgigijgriggbijgigm : j; TED KESSINGER, MA Ins1rucmrobeysmaI Educallon CHARLES EMERY; MA, Instructor ofPhyA'icaI Education ARMIN PIPHO. MA,7!nstmczorIT Physical Edy cation 3i DORIS EDMUND, BA. Director ofRed Shoe: RALPH STARENKO, MS. CLIFFORD OSBORNE, MA. JOAN SCHREIBER, Ed.S. Axsismn! Professor of H 9011!: and Physical' Educmion Assistant Dean of M an Am'smm Professor of Education MARCUS BRUHbL Ph.D Fr0fess0r ofEcanomic: and Commerce LEONARD ERIKSON, M.B.A.-V:'sfrmg Professor ofEconomi'm RICHARD VANDIVER. MA. Insrmcmr ofSocioIagy DONALD PETERSON, PhD. DOROTHY HAMILTON, M.Ed. Associate Professor ofEducarion . Assistant Professor ofEducan'on Direcmr ovaening School J. DONALD HAM ERLINCK, AR-Insrmclor ofEducarion 88 ; - ESTHER ALBRECHT. MA. Director omea'en! Teaching JOHN HULLETT, M.A.ilrrslmctor ofPsycbology RUTH WHEELER, M.A.ifmtrucwr ofPsyrhoIogy RALPH HANSEN. Ph. D, Associate Professor offsychology Director of S laden: C aunseh'ng S ervr'ce 39 People . . . Meeting Learning. Participating. Sharing. Growing . . . 9i i1. :42. .r- Class of I 966 Friendships. Experiences. Guidance and direction knowledge. Maturity. Anticipation . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ian Ahlstrom, Secretary; John Coy, Vice-Presidem; Bill Lee, President. Not pictured: Gary Peterson, Treasurer. l JANET AHLSTROM Branford, Connecticut BARBARA ALMBERG Juliet, Illinois BRIAN ALM Kewanee, Illinois MARCIA ANDERSON Molina, Illinois RONALD ALDEN DENNIS ANDERSON Rockford, Illinois East Moline, Illinois MARILYN ANDERSON Chagrin Falls, Ohio RUTH ANDERSON Prophetstowu, Illinois STEVEN ANDERSON Rockford, Illinois RICHARD ARNOLD Molina, Illinois , MARY ATKINSON Rock Island, Illinois MARCIA BACCUS Molina, Illinois DAVID BARQUIST Molina, Illinois HARJSH BATRA Rohtak Punjab, India J OHN BAUERSFELD Rock Island, Illinois DOUGLAS BENANDER Des Moines, Iowa CHRISTINA BENSON Skokie, Illinois ROBERT BERG Wenona, Illinois MERRILL BIRGERSON Granville, Illinois ANNA BLACKMON Rock Island, Illinois 93 MARY BLADE Molina, Illinois J EANE BLOCKHUS Rock Island, Illinois SUSAN BOGNER Rock Island, Illinois WILLIAM BOGNER Rock Island, Illinois BRUCE BUFE Molina, Illinois CLIFFORD BROOKS Rapids City, Illinois PAUL CACARI East Moline, Illinois KAREN BUNAS Chicago, Illinois HOLLISTON BROWN DONALD CALDWELL Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois SHARON BURNS Coal Valley, Illinois ROBERT BROWN Molina, Illinois ALFREDA CARLSON Galesburg, Illinois THOMAS BURNS Rock Island, Illinois b CARL CARLSON Rockford, Illinois WAYNE CHAPMAN Chicago, Illinois MARY ELLEN CARLSON Rockford, Illinois JANE CHAUNCEY Mt. Vernon, Illinois P. DENNIS CARLSON Rockford, Illinois G. TOM CHURCH Aurora, Illinois DONALD CERVENKA Cicero, Illinois CAROLYN COOK Rock Island, Illinois J OHN COY Kankakee, Illinois VALERIE COOLEY Davenport, Iowa J OHN CREDE Peoria, Illinois J OHN COOLIDGE Rock Island. Illinois CAROL CROWELL Mt. Morris, Illinois DIAN E CORSON Molina, Illinois 95 EVELYN DAHLSTROM ' RICHARD DUNCAN Davenport, Iowa : Chicago, Illinois JILL EKSTROM Park Ridge, Illinois J OHN DELLOS Moline, Illinois PAUL DAWSON Gary, Indiana PAMELA DVORAK Chicago, Illinois MARCIA EKSTROM Crystal Lake, Illinois I 1M DEWAR Blue Island, Illinois ROBERT EASTLUND Moville, Iowa CAROL DELAY LaGrange, Illinois ANDREA ERICKSON Chicago, Illinois RICHARD DULANEY Rock Island, Illinois : VINCIL DELAY WILLIAM EDMUND 5 Davenport, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois RICHARD ERICKSON Molina, Illinois LYNNE FITZSIMMONS Rock Island, Illinois ROSEMARY FITZGERALD Rock Island, Illinois BARBARA FREDERICK : Peru, Illinois . .i 3 EDWIN FALKMAN ELIZABETH FREDBERG 1 St. Paul, Minnesota Rockford, Illinois . 1 Ev . 77 l t T . -' :1 x by: 35:: - w r- , . , l 97 EDWARD FREY Murray Hill, New Jersey PETER GARTELOS Rock Island, Illinois CAROL GRANDT Chicago, Illinois KAREN GRANOT Downers Grove, Illinois DUANE GRENIER East Moline, Illinois KAROL GRANOT Downers Grove, Illinois J ONATHAN GRICE East Moline, Illinois PATRICIA GRANT Barrington, Illinois BARBARA GRIFFEN East Moline, Illinois VERNON GREENWOOD Rock Island, Illinois J AMES GRIFFIN Clinton, Iowa GARY GRONERT Des Moines, Iowa DIANE GUSTAFSON DeKalb, Illinois INGRID GUSTAFSON San Francisco, California MARTIN GUSTAFSON Sycamore, Illinois CATHERINE HEATH Moline, Illinois l CATHERINE HANSEN MoIine, Illinois ROBERT HEG STROM Molina, Illinois RUTH ANN GUSTAFSON Muskegon, Michigan RICHARD HANSEN Davenport, Iowa SHARON HELGASON Molina, Illinois JAMES HAKALA Waukegan, Illinois DALE HAVILL Le Claire, Iowa CARLA HAMMERLUND MADELYN HILL Rock Island, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois DAVID HOG LUND Niles, Illinois J ANET HOLM Houston, Texas KENNETH HOLT Deerfield, Illinois 99 THOMAS HORNER ' , . LOIS JOHNSON WESLEY J OHNSON WOUthI-l. Illinois ' Rock Island, Illinois Molina, Illinois EDWARD INGOLD Rock Island, Illinois LOWELL JOHNSON LINDA JONES NANCY HOWERTON Chicago, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois Bettendorf, Iowa DONALD JENSEN Naperville, Illinois VIRGINIA J OHNSON SUE HU'LSEN Molina, Illinois Quincy, Illinois ARLIENE J OHNSON Park Ridge, Illinois WAYNE J OHNSON Kewanee, Illinois J ANINE INGMANSON Winfield, Iowa RODNEY JO SLIN Rock Island, Illinois ANDREW KALMAN Rock Island, Illinois ANDREW KARKOW Des Plaines, Illinois I OHN KELLY Moline, Illinois WAYNE KEMPE Molina, Illinois ARTHUR KLINGERMAN Moline, Illinois KATHERINE KOPP Oak Park, Illinois TERRY KRAMER Molina, Illinois LYNN KRIEGEL Auburn, Washington J OHN LAMBERT Rock Island, Illinois JAMES LANDERS Rock Island, Illinois IOI GAIL LARSON Oak Park, Illinois PAUL LARSON Kankakee, Illinois J OHN LEAF Andover, Illinois WILLIAM LEE Dolton, Illinois RONALD LINCOLN Rock Island, Illinois J OHN LEONARDSON Lansing, Michigan LOUISE LINDQUIST St. Paul, Minnesota SHIRLEY LEUTHNER Joh'et, Illinois KARNA LINGWALL Des Moines, Iowa S. DOUGLAS LEWIS Glen Ellyn, Illinois PATRICIA LINROTHE San Francisco, California RONALD LLOYD Buffalo Prairie, Illinois JULIE LUCKEN Akron, Iowa BARBARA LUNDBLAD Gowrie, Iowa ANN LUNDQUIST Davenport, Iowa NANCY LUSSOW Chicago, Illinois K ENNETH M ALM Milwaukee, Wisconsin TOM MARANVILLE Silvis, Illinois MICHAEL MARAVICH Bridgeville, Pennsylvania SANDRA MARTIN Mount Prospect, Illinois WALTER MAYES Davenport, Iowa JACK McDANIEL Rock Island, Illinois JOYCE McGARVEY Des Plaines, Illinois PAUL MEHUYS Molina, Illinois ROBERT METZ Chicago, lllinois LYNNE MILLER Barrington, Illinois LUCILLE MITCHELL Moline, Illinois WILLIAM MOORCROFT Detroit. Michigan IOG KAREN MOORE Normal, Illinois CHARLOTTE NELSON Grand Rapids, Michigan DALE MOSHER THOMAS NELSON Dixon, Illinois Muncie, Indiana ROBERT MORGAN DOUGLAS NELSON Rock Island, Illinois Rockford, Illinois RUTH MUIR DAVID NEUBAUER Walmtt, Iowa Aurora, Illinois BRADFORD MORRISON JAMES W. NELSON Rochelle, Illinois Molina, Illinois GARY NEAVOR IDA NIT Z Davenport, Iowa Hillsdale, Illinois LYNN MORSCH KEITH NELSON Hinckley, Illinois Minneapolis, Minnesota ANNA NORDLANDER Huntington, New York BRIAN OLIVIER Molina, Illinois LOUIS OSTROM Molina, Illinois JUNE OTZKO Oak Park, Illinois JANICE PALMER Mineral, Illinois LOIS PEARSON Aurora, Ohio ...j KAREN PELLEY Warwick, Rhode Island BRUCE L. PETERSON Sycamore, Illinois DAVID C. PETERSON Rock Island, Illinois DAVID L. PETERSON Gowrie, Iowa DENNIS A. PETERSON Rock Island, Illinois DOUGLAS PETERSON Evanston, Illinois GARY PETERSON Fort Dodge, Iowa NEAL C. PETERSON Rock Island, Illinois IO5 RICHARD A. PETERSON New Windsor,111inois THOMAS K. PETERSON Moline, Illinois 106 JUDITH PETRIE New Windsor, Illinois SANDRA POBANZ Osco, Illinois DENNIS POPP Molina, Illinois JOANNE PRACHT Des Plaines, Illinois ROBERT RAMSEY Milan, Illinois LINDA ROEHRS Coal Valley, Illinois JOHNATHAN RINGQUIST Molina, Illinois GLORIA RUMMELS Rock Island, Illinois ALLAN ROHLFS Davenport, Iowa MARGARET READ Davenport, Iowa CAROL RYDEEN Minneapolis, Minnesota DORA RIPLEY Rock Island, IIlinois SANDRA K. RUBY Rock Island, Illinois J AMES RICHMOND Oak Forest, Illinois J UDITH SALMON Chicago, Illinois JOHN RISTOW Davenport, Iowa MARY BETH RIECK ALAN RULIS Cedar Falls, Iowa Rockford, Illinois '07 ROBERT SAPP LUCILLE SIEFERS East Moline, Illinois ' ; Bettendorf, Iowa DENNIS SHEW Taylor Ridge, Illinois PATRICIA SMITH DeKalb, Illinois 'z LOUISE SCHAAR Brodhead, Wisconsin E HOLLY SEGER Peshtigo, Wisconsin MARKUS SKOSPLES Rock Island, Illinois WILLIAM SHUNAS Chicago, Illinois KAREN SORENSEN Blairstown, Iowa DAVID SKVARLA Chicago, Illinois SUSAN SIEBEN Rock Island, Illinois ULA SPITTAL Rock Island, Illinois NANCY SEILER CRAIG SMILLIE Joliet, Illinois Rock Island, Illinois MARLA STEWART Rock Island, Illinois J EFF SWANSON Mount Prospect, Illinois DAVID STRANG Waukegan, Illinois SANDRA STOIT Rock Island, Illinois NANCY SWANSON Molinc, Illinois ALLEN STREAM Baroda, Michigan KATHLEEN STONE Park Ridge, Illinois KAREN TECHLlN Moline, Illinois WARREN STROM Maple Park, Illinois ROBERT TEDELL Molina. Illinois GWEN STRANDBERG South Bend, Indiana GAYLE TEGNER Loves Park, Illinois DAVID THOMAS Park Ridge, Illinois KENNETH THOMSON Rock Island, Illinois y BARBARA THORSEN Oak Park, Illinois DANIEL TOLLERUD Coal Valley, Illinois LINDA THORSHEIM Des Moines, Iowa MADELYNN VICTORSON Saint Joseph, Michigan I7 I w CHERYL Tl MMERMAN Molina, Illinois JOE VIERNOW Rock Island, Illinois DENNIS TIMMERMAN Rock Island, Illinois GLADYS VIG Waukegan, Illinois RICHARD WENNERSTEN Chicago, Illinois JAY WATERSON Chicago, Illinois LINDA WESTERLIN Dearborn, Michigan PAUL WEGEHAUPT Danville, Illinois m' KATHLEEN WHITE Canton, lIlinois IRENE WEGEHOFT Rock Island, Illinois SHARON WRIGHT Rockford, Illinois COLLEEN WlESE Davenport, Iowa ROBINGTON WOODS KELLY WYNN Welch, Minnesota Molina, Illinois GEORGE WILKINSON Molinc, Illinois THOMAS WISCHMEYER Chicago, Illinois JANICE WOLFE Dnchcld. Illinois HI JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERSiSITTING: Kathy Cashalt, Set:- mmry; STANDING: Dcnms Paulson, TrcaA-urer; Bub Ahrens. President; Skip Porter, Vice-President. W x JUNIORSWFIRST ROW: Kris Molander, Eric Nelson, Margo Meyer. Sue. Fries. BACK ROW: Gordon Nelson, Kan Porter, Il2 Another year . . . to lead, to act. A look ahead, A glance behind, A step forward . . Dick Nelson, Mark Nelson, Marcy Ranch, Carol Newton, Diane Mulkey, Helene Norlin. JUNIORS FIRST ROW, Marian Olson, Carole lngeson, Dennis Oxelgren, Donald . Anderson, Charlie Anderson. Linda Almquist, Paula Saucrberg. Marcia KoHron. Marilee Jim L. Anderson, Dan Lounsberry, Dan W. Anderson, Jar! Abbott, Ruth Malila, Judy A. Anderson. BACK ROW: Andeer. IUNIORS-Iames Lang, Dave Lindorn', Ted Larson, Hilda Markowski, Don Lewis. JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Pat Herzog, Carol Landahl, Joyce Johnson, Karen Marinacciu, Vicky Meyers, Carolyn Krupp. BACK ROW: Jane Koski, Ken Kuehnle, Jim Kuhagen, Gary LaCron. .TIUNIORS-AFIRST ROW: John Stonebraker, Darren Bloom, Leslec Carlson, Clara Schneider. SECOND ROW: Mary Brodfuehrcr, Marcia Smith, Marty Swen, Carol Sehelius, Judy Thompson, Mary Scranton, Gene Utke BACK ROW. Mark Syre, Paul Holmer, Marilyn Smilic, Gail Secmann, Donna Slahl, IA Mike Soboroff, Paula Sandbcrg, OresL V. Zadasney. JUNIORSiPIRST ROW: Martin Boisen, Linda Breuwet, BACK ROW: Marilyn Bjork, Val Bufmger. Barbara Bolling. I IUNIORkTOP TO BOTTOM: Randy Durham, Leonard D: H Rumz, Bob Garmnn, Kathy Crull. Kathie Corbin. Pat Diggs. I x JUNIDRHITTING: Eric Hengst. KNEELING: Roger Jans- JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Dave Hageiin, Barb Harm- sun, Terry Klocke. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Hoiseth, Cheryl Janssen, sen, Sue Ann Newton, Jack D. Neison. HACK ROW: Linda Jahnkel BACK ROW: Gordon Kinkead. Barbara Johnson, Roger Hains, Paul Hayes. Jack Jepsun. 1'- JUNIORSiFlRST ROW: Sandee Greer, Lcsliu: Elwart, Joyce Ekblad. Pal Donegan. BACK R0 W.- Ron Mushinsky, Jim Frerjchs. Ron Ferrell, Jim Fuller, Rob Gordon, Ron Fess. Hb lUNIORS-TOP TO BOTTOM: Joanne Rumkt, Sue Mesko. Cur- ry Larson, Nancy Rex. Karen Ross. Ann Schafer, Karen Sue Ros- enbohm. JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Karen Vernon. Barbara Wcsscl. Stephen Simmon. Jackie Znstruw. Bob Wild; BACK ROW: James A. Weber, Ann Zellmcr. Blake antsicr. Jim Li1jcgrcn. Curtis Whisler,1im Yale. ll7 X JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Gloria Chell. Janice Calvert, Nancsr Botkin. Mary Ann Boncusky. LAST ROW: Marcelle Danner, Ellen Cartwright, Bob Bryan, Dianna Carlsen, Judy Carr, Rob- ert Carlson. JUNIORSiFIRST ROW: Sully Knanishu. SECOND ROW: JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Julie LcHouilEier, Jim Olson, Judy 0E- Gretchen Arp. Carolyn Ash. LAST ROW.- Bob Connell, Norman son, Kathy Cashalt, Anna Pearson. Chris GiiIan, Pam Patterson. Antolik,Fred Bchnkcn,Chanes Barton. Jo Ann Pearson, Linda Olson LAST ROW: Richard Palm, Ha Barbara Olson. g JUNIORLFIRST ROW: David Loxley, Tod Booth. SECOND ROW: Linda Meyers, Sharon J. Anderson, Sue McCrory, Karen Karman, Linda FIench, John Hoglund. BACK ROW: Dave Ahl- slrand, Sue HellstadI, Bob Ahrens, Larry Lindmark. JUNIORSiFIRST ROW: John Lake, Gene Rampenthal. John Puotincn. BACK ROW: Annette SIrom. Janice Felon. Virginia Rosherg. Belly Peterson. 1!? Old friends, new faces . . . belonging. Spirit jug, unity. Decisions, action . . . ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERSJITTING: Pam Cald- well, Secretary,- STANDING: Loren Swanson, Vice-Prciidwl; Rick Meier, President; Scott Petersen. Treaxurer. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Chcryl Nelson, Ian Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Rick Meier. Dennis Needham, Brian MCMaStBT. Sandy Haysen, Jeanne Nelson. SECOND ROW: Pam Monroe, Tom 5. Church. BACK ROW: John Maclay, Bill Morris, Kcilb Jim Lundccn. Gary Mauritzon, Joan Matuska. Mary Crouse, Mickelson, George Murphy, John Nabilyk Caroiyn A. Munson, Ann Meier. THIRD ROW: Gordy Nelson, I20 SOPHOMORES-SEATED: Jan Lindvali, Shar- Kleinhaus. Janie: Budd, John Mackcnbacn, Rich. on Amundsen, Lucille Iaquet. Bonnie Johnson. ard Litt, Joseph Kuttler, BACK ROW: Bob Marcia Lulz. SECOND ROW: Juhn Lange, Brent Lindstrom. Jim Kohl. Bill Johnson, Richard Law- Kupchell, Lorraine. Johnson, John Lundin, Ray son. SOPHOMORES FI'RST ROW: Sharon L, Anderson Carol ROW: Paul Scarpelli. John Wennslrom. Lcs Swanson. Roger Scherslen, Ann Wennerholm, Judy Miller, Julie Sanes. Caro! Studebaker. Craig Weiford. Rick Snndwny, Lance Lorentzen, Christen, Vicki Gowens. SECOND ROW: Joann Swanson, Marge Loren Swanson. 1;: Schroeder, Rita Schrupp, Sharon Swanberg, Marsha West. BACK - SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: Barry Bergstrom, Richard Bay, on Buagelein, Betty Behnken, Katrina Larson, Ellen Burgess David L. Carlson. SECOND ROW: Freyja Lee, Donna Johnson, BACK ROW: Annetta Bray, Judy Burgeltl Mary Gustafson, Ellen Nancy Bunas, William Buckley, Gretchan Broman, Ruth Lind- Bleyer, Bruce Appelgren, Marilyn Nocerini, Jake Dickens, Clennon quist, Britt Lofslrand, Cindy Nelson, Gretchen Austermuehle, Shar- Brown, Paul Anderson: SOPHOMORWKNEELING: Roger Ahl, Kent L. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Katherin SOPHOMORWToria Olson, Lynn M. Anderson, Pat Hall, Janicc Amosson. BACK ROW: Vicki Pedersen, Janet Gowing, Linnea Olson, Anloinette Olson. Anderson, Elaine Andersen, Thera Nelson. 122 w X SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: Karen Walker, Judy Smolhermam Carol Ward, Linda Thoman. Carol Theivagt, Jane Wait. Linda Ed- mund. SECOND ROW: Bill TcIlscn, Pele Benson, Daniel Leon- ardsonl Gayle Moberg. Joan Vavra. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Val- .- . soano, Sue Barncs. FOURTH ROW: Rich Tibbils, Sally Stark- weather. BACK ROW: Keith Neavor. Fat UBrien. Marcel lunow- ski. Bob Willcls. 123 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Jeanne Donstad, Gail Carison, Day: Paul H. Carlstedt, Ralph Crippen, Jim Brock, Barbara Chand- Paula Anderson. Paula De Iovine, Leslie Herdcgen. Cathy Carly lenBeverly CoakleyJoan Clausen. berg, Ammie Eckslrom. Jane CarnaghL BACK ROW: Norman SOPHOMORESiJuHe Paul, Danna Reynolds, Judy Peterson, Bill SOPHOMORESiKNEELING: Nancy Parker. Ward Nelson. RobilY Charles Pierce, Deborah Pracht. Jim Pfeiff, Don Clauscr, .S'ECOND ROW: Karen M. Olson Blanche Owcn. BACK ROW: Dick Pfohl, Bill Millman, Sieve Parks, Lac Price, Hcinz From- Ardell O'Neal, Virginia Park, Carol Olson. mann. 124 SOFHOMORES FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Handeland. Danna ROW: Bill Hintze, Bruce Hamilton. Don Hinrichsen, Karen Carl- Headland, Shirley Hedquist, Sue Hulchins. Virginia Hanson. Anne strum, Dan Johnson, Ben Hall. Hibbard, Judy Harris, Jane Hague. Carolyn Hawkinsonl BACK swntnf ' NJ; - SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: Caran Hylander. Pam Caldwell. Jim T. Anderson. Phil Telleen. BACK ROW.- Paul E-lmquist. Roger Freedlund, Scott W. Pekrsen. Kent EklunLL lack Ekslrom, John DahL SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: Ellana Evanscn. SECOND ROW: SOPHOMORES - Shar- Barbara Foleno. THIRD ROW: Nancy Fuhr, Jan Fredrickson. on D. Johnson. Mary J. FOURTH ROW: Jean Gartz, Judy Goodwin. FIFTH ROW: Irv Johnson, Kathleen A. Feltman. SIXTH ROW: Jim Gustafson, John C. Georgiou. BACK Johnson, Janet M. John- ROW: John Fledberg, Jack Gustafson. son, Dorothy L Johnson. SOPHOMORESiFIRST ROW: Tum Stuudl, Deanna Stream, Ka- Skelley. BACK ROW: Joyce Springfield, Karcn Schultz, Barry thy Scbcljk, Chris Stopuulos. Fran Smith, Eileen Strum. Cynthia Stoughton, Norm Shulml, Les Swanson, Dan Rupp, Larry Sones, Snodgrass: Marcia Sparrow, Gerry Ross, Marie Rintelmann, Jim Bob Rydenj Steve Stark, Nancy Rubenstcin, Lynn Slrand. 126 SOPHOMORWFIRST ROW: Sue Johnson. Connie Blake. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kay Judy Abrahamson, Candy Kane, Marty Kleburg. Susan Johnson, Marty Killinger. BACK ROW: Dave Kemp. Bob Howey, John Jueuner, Bob Kempiners, Les Ken, Ben Bogner. SOPHOMORESiFIRST ROW: Don McCrary. Lillian Larsen, Tony Ekdale. Camiile Halak, David Neifer, Jim Green. BA CK ROW: Carol Eshieman. Toni MitchclL Christin: Malhson. Pmrinin Hollingsworth, Carla Edlefsun, Leslie Reid, Jean Carson, Phyllis Nurdslrom. Roger Reno. Change. A new future, doubts, Challenge . . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Cl'ockwfse: Marcia Makinen, w Secretary, Craytun Sheltel, President: Michael Kinsel, Vice-Presi- 1 dew; Dung Anderson, Treasurer. FRESHMEN-wFIRST ROW: Steve DeReus, Dick Eckarmann, strum, Allen Dana. Raymond Johnson, Bill Curtis, Donaldon Orva Engelsvold, Nancy Green Jackie Dare, Pam Dolan, Donna Dennis, Gary Egger, Bob DeBarr. Damkjur. Grace Dipple, BACK ROW: Peter Ekblad, Eric Eng- 128 FRESHMANiKNEEl-ING Dennis Bell, BOB Linda Bremer. BACK ROW: Mike Brown, Jim Braet. i Carber. SITTING: Bryan Wemert, Rosemary BUi- Clark Burlingame, Pete Secor, Vic Butsch. Gary ler, Debbi Bymes, Roberta Swanson, Barb Buhle, Justus, David Brosi. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Fred Fields, Gary Erickson, John Linda Frey. Phyltis Fritschle, Frank Falwell. BACK ROW: Erickson. Rick Gates. Martin Galardi. Jeff Gum. SECOND ROW: Ann Arnold, Karen Flavin, Kay Farwell, Judi Fiechlcr, Linda William Flasner, chrge Drost, Mary Filsan, Pamela Ford, Garmire,Grctchen Frank.Car01ine Ficrke. I29 FRESHMEN-SITTING: Eric Johnson. Don Johnson, Dick Johannesen, Colleen Johnson, Carolyn Jacobson, Odette Leach. Brian Johnson, Randy Johnsen. BACK ROW: Randy Jacubs, FRESHMEN FlRST ROW: Sandi Haka, Suc Wittig. SEC- OND ROW: Lill Gruenwald, Sue Frcye, Bonnie Grennan, Penny Williams. THIRD ROW: Lila Grcavcs, Barbara Hanson, Linnea Gustafsun. BACK ROW: Suzanne Greene, Sharyn Hanna, Gloria Gladis. 130 David L. Johnson, Shave DeReus,H0ward Iacobsen, Vernon Huss. Steve Horst, Bernie Hoyer. FRESHMEN F1RST ROW: Marie Andress, Chris Lingwall, Lundholm, Bill Henry, Lyle Lundeen, Clayton Lloyd, John Barbara Lundquisl, Christine Linder, Cheri Liljedahl, Carol Lounsberry,Ted Madden. Lloyd. BACK ROW: Robert Lindquisl, Svend Madsen, Peter FRESHMEN KN EELI N G: Steve Achen- basm- Tom McCarkv, Ed Martin: Chuck FRESHMEN-KNEELING: Linda Anderson. Ingrid Carlson- Mgchlmg. Arthur Mziton, Fred Melt. Dennis SITTING: Claudia Anderson. Margaret Anderson. Barbara An- Mlkum. BACK ROW: Raye McDonald, Mar- damn, Birgitta Carlson. HACK Row.- Jim Sylvester. Betty 10 : Ma'm, Judy McEwen- Linda Wish An Pollitz, Russell Carisen. Maxwell, Marian Miller, Carol Milier, Gala Meinders, Marcia Makinen, Susan McMullin. 13' FRESHMEN-JITTING: Pam Irvine, Cyndi Carlson, Donna Dorothy Dan, Greg Arling, Beth Carlson, Susan Reedquist, Carlson, Phyllis Thorne, Candi Humor, Fat Engle, Jan C. Carl- Sandilones. Sandy Taylor, Ron Peterson, son. BACK ROW: Roy Lofquist, Janic: Horberg, Julianna Loy, FRESHMEN-SITTING: Bob Rehn, Jean Peterson, Dawn Piutler, Debby Peterson, Karen Pittman, Gloria Peterson, Karen Johnson, Suzanne Fiket, on Peters BACK ROW: Ken Peterson, Cheryl Pearson, Judy Phares, Pam Peters, Phyllis Porter, Sandy Phelan, Gayle Rabat, Cal Pierson, George Pipas. Gary 132 Pleggenkuhlz. FRESHMEN-KNEELING: Ken Welfer, George Paulsen. BACK ROW: Sheri VanAusdall, Kay Anderson, loan Treeh- lick, Stephanie Walton, Kathy Torres, Stephanie Webb, Allethina Tinkham. FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW: Sue Krull. Sandra Bailey. Linda Lefslein. SECOND ROW: Barbara Larsen. Pal Lammcm Jo- anne Johnson. THIRD ROW: Edith MocheI. Jan Lehmann. FOURTH ROW: Bit! Beschomer. Craig Kuriger. BACK ROW: Larry L. Johnson, Adrian Ledford, Larry Kuster. I113 'N .. FRESHMEN-KNEELING: David B. Johnson, Keith Kreider, Yvonne Hornicke, Arm McGrew, Blair Powall. BACK ROW: Inc Vermeire, Howard Weld, Dean Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Diana Schultz, Sue Hoylman, Christine Hauser, Jean Milnarik, Sue Jackson, Lorain: Ingmanson, Cindy Dale, Alvina Terronez, Dee Velon, Jackie Dragon, Jill Dragon. FRESHMEN KNEELING: David Olson. Mike Bevuly Olson, Cindy Patton, Ruth Paulson, Barb Pan. Dan Oppsr. Richard Olcary, Michael O Mal- Paulson, Diane M. Olson, Glenda Miller, Polly Ol- ley, BACK ROW: Diane Olsun, Donna Parkersnn, son,Pam OdenJ Esther Paul. T34 FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW: Bub Haberman, Ray Hardesty, Don Grimm. BACK ROW: George Hallbnrg, Roger Hansen, Gregg Gunn- ing, Ray Harris. FRESHMEN-KNEELING: Gary Bennett, Jim Beijen, Bill Mary Bergstrom. BACK ROW: Craig Blomquisl, Allen Bofin- Armstrong, Roger Thomas. SITTING: Beth Beart, Julia Bowen. get, John Beuster, John ArvaniS. Keenan Orro. John Olson. Diane Bennett, Carol Rolf, Marcy Bell, Mary Bell, Sue Borg, George Bailie,Tom Tesslalore,Don Blakeslee.Alan Lund. FRESH MENJI TT l N G: Kim CI ark, FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW: Sharon Hinely, Jennifer Huegel. Ruth A. Carlson, Nancy Craig, Barbara SECOND ROW: Debbie Hennesssy, Sue Hackmann. THIRD Clinite, Denise COX, Carol Iversom BACK ROW: Elin Holm, Siv Hedlund. FOURTH ROW: Madge ROW: Tom Christ, Greg Petty, Alan Herring, Gary Hoover. BACK ROW: Peter Hulmbnrg, Sharon Clark, DaVid Cooper, Terry Carlson, Gary Risen COEell. FRESHMENAITTING: Linnea Nelson, Nancy Miles, Judith son, Sibyl Mose. BACK ROW: Carl Engstrom, Brad Nelson. Ann Nelsun, Judy E. Nelson, Lois Netson, Ellen Ziulke, Sina Mike Minnick,PaulNagcl,Don Nordine. Ann Moorc, Sandra Nelson, Maureen Moore, Carolyn R. Mun- l36 FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW.- Jerri Shape. Karen Shoemaker. Ruby Simmonds SECOND ROW: Donna Simmons. THIRD ROW: Tom Skca, Cray Shellel. FOURTH ROW: Steven Snow, Bob Smith. FIFTH ROW: Lauri Siirala. Q 3: : ' 31 a . z: :1 .. FRESHMENJITTING: Bonnie Schade, Karen bolz, Joy Sherloli, Chris Secly. BACK ROW: Dam: Scott, Linda Ross. SECOND ROW: Tirso Rodri- Moe, Henry Schwabauer. Jon Ryan. Phil Schullz. quez. Sandy Reinhart, Donna Sampson, KaLhy Rum- Jerry Schick. FRESHMEN KNEELING: Craig Camar, Thomas H. Johnson, Johnson, Libbie Klaus, Barb Baugh, Laura Monsun, Margery S. Albert Kempista, George Enslrom. Gary Anderson. SECOND Johnson. BACK ROW: Joyce Frederick, Peggy Kleinlein, ROW: Kathy Johnson, Karen Kordisch, Pam Krause, Peggy L. Jeanne Gittings, Cheryl Kai, Jan K. Johnson, Kathryn Kaiser. FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW: SUI: Wormlcy, Robyn Vugel. FRESHMEN SITTING: Margaret Atols. Charlotte SECOND ROW: Lynne Weslerlund, Sandy Csernansky, Wendy Bargren, Christin: Thorson. KNEELING: Phil Ander- Wollwagc, Martha Pearson. BACK ROW: Mary Whitmore, son, Bruce Smith BACK ROW: Nathan Benson, Gail Linda Wcsicrweh, Eddie Tinker, Pat Writ1,Jane Yeager. Thurnhurgh, Lynne Curtis, Linda Smith, Ron Tinglcy. Dave Soduc, George Sheats, Paul Swope, Pauick Bell. me FRESHMEN-KNEEUNG: Arlen Stokes, Jim Striegel, Bill anne Tee, Sandy Smigiel, Carole Olson, Jan Swanslrom, Sandy Tallyn, Pa: Drummond, Joe Styles, Bob Smphenson, Bill Swanson, Sonja Stangebye, Gerri Stuemke, Barbara Speck, Lois Stephens. BACK ROW: Donna Sulser, Cheryl Shepherd, Di- Levine. W 5.x: 4 vu-rr FRESHMENmKNEELJNG: Minard Ace, Doug E, Anderson. Dennis Allison. Turn Gahl. Mel Breed. SECOND ROW: Regner Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Paul Ander, Mary Zellmann, John Heron. BA CK. ROW: Bob Carlstrom, Gary R. Anderson, Jeff Maurus, Jon Hobart, Bill Adams, Jim Aha. Paul J. Wilson. l3? tations Recognition. Participation. Service. Information. Relaxation. Friendship. Opportunities. . . HI 1.1: Phi Beta Kappa meaning of the letters Phi Beta Kappa. Founded in 1776 at William and Mary College, 1 11th:: society recognizes students of good char- acter who have exhibited outstanding achieve- ment in the liberal arts. Students who have I attained a 3.6 grade average after six semesters 1! or a 3.5 average after seven semesters may be 1: selected to receive the Phi Beta Kappa key. ' 1 Philosophy, the helmsman of life ithis is the 1 E I SITTING: Ann Lundquisl. Janice Houne. Kathie While. Linda Thor- Picrured: Marcia Ekslrom, Nancy Lussow, Gladys Vige Paul Wager 1 shcim. L015 Johnson. Jun Ahlstrom, Sandra Pubanz. STANDING: Bill haupll Maurcroft, Dave Neubauer, Doug Ncbon. JulT Swanson. BiH Lee. Not 142 SITTING; Lois Johnson. Jan Ahlslrom. Gladys Vig. Tina Benson. berg. Jack Cay. Bill Maorcrul'l. Brian Alm. Nor Pictured: Paul Duw- Ruth Ann Guslafsun. Carol DcLay, Char Nelson. STANDING: Ed 3011. Gary Gronerl. Don Jensen. Drew Karkowu John Lamberl, Dave Ingald. Wayne Kempe, Dick Duncan Diane Gustafson. Bill Lee. JcIT Neubauer. Swansom Sharon Wright. BaIb Lundbiad. Ingrid Gustafson, Gus Spon- ths Who Among Students To honor graduating seniors who have excelled in leadership, scholarship, and campus activities, the Student-Faculty-Administration Relations Commit- tee nominates students to be members of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, The organizationw yearbook circulated nationwide, presents profiles of the persons selected. I43 Omicron Delta Kappa ODK, the national honorary leadership fraternity for college men, honors faculty men and student leaders in all areas of campus life who have a 3.0 grade average. Current and signilicant campus problems and trends in education are discussed at meetings. ODK sponsors an annual conference for area high school seniors, who have outstanding leadership ability, for the discussion of common problems of student liiadership Dave Keller. Gary Gronert. Jeff Swanson, Irzamren' Mn Lundeen, faculty adviser; Lu; Gus Sponbcrg. presidtnl: Dr. Paulsun. Mrrerary: Paul Dawson, Bill Moorcmft, Olson. Dr. Veld, Doug Nelson. 144 Bill Bob FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Guaafson. Diane Gusmfson, .rreasurzr: Gladys Vig. vicbpresident: Barbara Lundblad. Lynne Miller. Louise Lindquist, secrelary. BACK ROW: Lois Johnson, president: Sharon Wrighn Ingrid Gnstafson, Carol DcLay. historian. Mortar Boa rd In the spring of 1965, the Augustana senior womenhs honorary society became an omcial member of Mortar Board, a national organization honoring college women who excel in scholarship, leadership and service. The Aglaia chapter of Mortar Board helps during freshman registration and sponsors a tea for foreign students and the all-school Christmas smorgasbord. w KNEEUNG: Katie Williamson. Anne: Hibbard. Sue Hulchins, Joan Maluska. Kalhy Schdik. Judy Harris, Leslie Schafcr. Jaann Swan- son. Carol Schelsien. Bobbie ROWIands. SITTING: Nancy Parker. Nancy BunaS. Jan Lindvall. Joyce Springneld. Torin Olson. Carun Hylandcr. Jeanne Nelson. Barb Foleno, Lucille Jaquele Brill. Lufslrami THIRD ROW: Camille Hatak. Sharon L. Anderson. Pris Storey, Toppers Toppers earned a 3.25 grade average in at least one semester of their freshman year. However, in 1965 the minimum grade required for Topper membership was raised to 3.4. This honorary group publishes and sells thhoas Fresh , a booklet of pictures that introduces new faculty, transfers, nurses, and freshmen. Katherine Anderson, Karen Schultz. Donna. Johnson. Sue Barnes. Leslie Raid, Jan Budd, Btanchc Owen, Frcyja Lee, SACK ROW: Gretchen Emma ; Dana Schulean, Bev Coakley, Chris Malhsnn, Joan Clausen, Lillian Larson. Linnea Anderson, Tuni Munson, Marty Kleburgx Jeunne Donslud. Marge Schroeder. Carla Edlefson. Akros Akros is an honor society for freshman men students who earn a grade point of 3.25 during one semester of their freshman year. Active membership is kept through the sophomore year. Akros members helped the Toppers in the distribution of uthfs Fresh? They also provide a guide service for prosPective students visiting the campus. FIRST ROW: Don McCrary, Pull: Benson. Bill Lorimcr, Dishno. John Wahlm. Jim Breck, Ken Nelsonh BACKROW; Kunl tklund. Norman Shcueh Gale Millerh SECOND Gordon Nelson. Leslie Swensane Phil Tellcen. Paul Swanr ROW: Ward Nelsen. J1m Lundecn, Tony Ekdalc. Dick son,Jirn Sketley,ErichungquisL I46 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is the national dramatics fraternity on campus. Membership is open to students who have earned ten points working on Augimfs dramatic productions. Thirty-five points entitles a member to a gold key, Aipha Psfs highest award. New members are received and awards are given at the spring banquet. OFFICERSkAnn Boaden. president: Shirley Leuthner. hmarian: Jim Kuhagen, jecremry-Ireasurer. No! Pirrured' Madalyn Hill, w'ce- president. KNEEUNG' Early Isngslmm Phyllis Anderson. Leslie Schufer. quisl. Blanch: Owen. Pam Puucrsom Ann Zellmcr. Suc HcLl- Jame: Nicmeicr. SITTING: Mary Johnson. Sandra: Greer. Shirley smdt. Carol Crowcll. BACK ROW: chk Dishnu. Duvu Keller. Lcuthncr. Madelyn Hill, Ann Buudcnl Jim Kuhugcn. Jolln chn- Churlds Harlan, strum. THIRD ROW: Tod Boolh, Kulhy Greer. Shirley Hcdv I47 SIWING: Suzanne Green. Sharon Swanberg. Margarcl Anderson Susan BarnES. Phyllis Frilschlc, Carol Lundah1.Jun Gowingt Joan Vavra, Christine Thorson. Nancy Rex. Carol Eshleman. STANDING Karen Karman, Janet Carlsan, Janice Buddi Arm Scharer. Chris Malhson. Joelene Bakcrt Ruth Andarsnn. treasurer: Juli: Luckent sergeant at Sigma Alpha Iota Erad Mnrrisont Jeff Swanson. Ed Frey, Puul Lund. Ron Lloyd J48 emu; Colleen Wicsc, vice-presl'dem: Pam Dvorak. presidenl: Karen Moore. retarding .rec'remry: Toni Mitchell, edimr: Phyllis Nordslrom, Valerie Cooley. Linda Thoman. Catherine Simpson, Marilyn Hill. No: Pictured: Carol Rydecn. mrrexponding :ecremry; Gloria Chell. chapfaint Augustana's Delta Tau Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, an honorary profes- sional sorority for women in the field of music, made its debut this year. Active in giving and sponsoring musical events, SAI endeavors to uphold the highest standards of music education and per- formance. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the honorary fraternity for geography and geology majors who have made signihcant con- tributions on campus and have a B aver- age or bettcri Field trips and discussions concerning geography, geology, mining, metallurgy, and related fields comprise the club,s program. Each year the WA. Farr Scholarship is awarded to the member with the highest scholastic average in the Alpha Iota chapter. Beta Beta Beta The Gamma Sigma chapter of Tri Beta, national honorary biology fraternity, honors stu- dents who have attained an overall 3.00 average with a required number of courses in biology. The group aims to promote interest in scientific knowledge and research. Shirley Leulhner, Carol Landahl. Dr. Carlsunt Ron Alden, D. Douglas Pcmrson. DLTroIlJanAhlsIrum, icks,lnc. The purpose of Fficks, Inc. is to view and discuss outstanding films. This year the 140 student and 20 faculty members met on Sunday evenings to enjoy such films as ttThe Exterminating Angelf! uBal- lad of a Soldier. and HThrough a Glass Darkly. Following the films the members met in faculty homes for discussion and refresh- ments. SITTING: Bob Olsunt Sandy Hayscnt Jack Fields. STANDING: Elaine An- dersen. June Nuhuvu. Pat Donegan. Carol Landuhl. No! Pi'rmrw': Professors Trequy and Twcct, James Hollzt Kathy Kuhlen. Sue llullorun. I49 KNEEUNG: Jon Ryan. John Holcumb, Pele Scholl, Don Johnson. Necdhami Dean Wilkinson. Dr. Holcomb, Arlen Stokes. BACK ROW: SITTING: Niel Jaquel, Bill Lorimer, Kcn Kuehnle. Dim: Ncubnuer. Richard Masher, Bill Adams. Briun Juhnson, Sharon Kiscr. Bill Ailun Rohlfs. THIRD ROW: Randy Jacobs. Karen Korlish, Dennis Reba. Pi Kappa Delta Augustana has a long tradition of outstanding work in debate and forensics. Pi Kappa Delta, the honorary debate fraternity, has encouraged participation in this activity on campus and in tournaments. Each year the so- ciety sponsors a high school de- bate tournament; the winner is awarded the John B Fryxcll cup. This year 51 high schools par- ticipated with 300 individual dc- bales. OFFICERS Ken Kuchnlc. secremnv-Ireomrer. Allan Rohlfs. virr-prrsfrfmt: Dam: Nuubauen president: Pml'. I loicornh. adviser, 150 SNEA OFFICERsikalhy Stone. publicity rhairman: Kathie Whiiet praridenf: Sharon J. Anderson. vire- presidEnl; Joanne Guiid. hinorian: Marga Meyer. mar chairman; June Chaunccy, serrei'artr; Carole I n gcson. treasurer The purpose of the Student National Education Association is the promotion of professional attitudes among prospective teachers through programs and activities in the educational held. A program, started last year through which members served area grade schools as guides and counselors for Saturday field trips, was continued and enlarged this year. SNEA is ahiliated with the Illinois Education As- sociation and the National Education Association. FIRST ROW: Marcy Ranch. Leslie Hcrdcgcnt Jan Wolfe, Sharon L. Anderson, Linda Meyers, Joyce Johnson. Alfrcda Carlsont Jan Ahlslwm, SECOND ROW: Lynn Lulzket Lucy Jaquclt KDS Molandcr. Judy Salmon. Anna Pearson. Joan Anderson. Bonnie Jahnsuni Karol Grimm. THIRD ROW: Linda Almquist. Marcia Koflion, Sandy Stuitt Joyce Springfield. Marian Olson, Karen Granot. Jun Calvert. Put Smith. Mm:- reen Moore. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Dnhlstrom. Pam Patterson. Fag Klm'nltin. Cheryl Janssen. Betty Behnkent Judy Goudwm. Barbara Chandler. Mary Ann Boncosky. Lillian Larsnn. Madelyn Hill. BACK ROW: Donna Simmonst Joy Pelcrs. Wally Peterson. Barry Stuughton. Linnea Anderson. Dianna Carlscn. Judy Olson. 151 l52 FIRST ROW: Judy Peterson, Lynn 015cml Ruth Malila, Ammi: Eck- slrom, Jody Slrayhall. Karcn Silkiner. Pam Caldwell. Karen Rose, SECOND R0 W: Shirley Hedquisl, Dr. Holcomb. Madelyn Victorson, Joan Matuskm Alia: Ruth, Katie Williamson. Jeanne Donslad. John Wennsuom. THIRD R0 W: Miss Haucm Jean Perkins, Jackie Zaslrow, Mary Beth Ricck. April. Plant. Pris Storey. Jam: Carnaghi. FOURTH Sigma Alpha Eta This national fraternity stimulates and creates a participating interest in speech and hearing rehabilitation. Membership qualifications for the Beta Theta Chapter of SAE are an overall 2.5 average and completion of a hearing or speech course. ROW: Marcia KolTron. Vat Boiinger, Sue Ann Newton, Vicki Meyers. Kathy Schelik. Judy Smothcrman. Kalcn Carlslrom. Eilccn Slrom. Karen 'Pallny Diane Gustafscn. BACK ROW: Lynne Strand. Karen Vernum Lynne Miller. Kama Lingwall. Gail Larson, Lillian Larson. Connie Blake. Karen Walknn Pal Herzog, Linda Ulke. Carolyn Ash. OFFICERS SITTJNG: Chur Nelson, praw'dem: Lynn Morsch. rim-pn-JL don't. STANDING: Mary Atkinson Lloyd. historian: Karen Bunus, retarding .verremrr; Murilcc Abme treasury; Linda Wuslcrlin, rarre'xpandr'ng surrey wry. l53 L!- FIRST ROW: Blanch: Owen, Barb Lundblad. presidem; Ann Buadenh Schcrsien. Wayne Kempe, Julianne Loy. Cyndi Carlson. Carol Lloyd. treasurer: Mary Brodfuchrcr. Joann Swanson. Mrs. Beaumonl ,feId BACK ROW: Dr. Nnesclh, Don Erickson. Mr. TWCet. Sue Halloran. advfsor. SECOND ROW: Anne Hibbard, Elaine Andersen, Carol Mrs.Erickson.PhyllisAnderson,Kuthryn Dizotell,Don Anderson. Writers Club Publications Board Several active literary leaders on campus are the chief editors and facultyr advisers 0f Observer, Rock- ery-l, and Saga. Meeting as the Publications Board, they select the future chiefs ofcampusjournalism. I54 Writers Club celebrated its twcnty-ninth birth- day this year. Every Monday afternoon in the Union members enjoyed and criticized original essays, poems and short stories read by Augie authors. Writers Club is responsible for the spring publication of hhSaga? Angie's literary magazine. SITTING: Mr, Tweet. Dr. Nucsclh, STANDING: Bob Olson, Judy A Anderson, Sandy Huyscn. Barbara Lundhlad. Pete Scholl. KNEEUNG: Shirley Leulhncr. Mike SoboroE'. Andy Kal- mum SECOND ROW: Dennis Needham. Mark Nelson. Ruben Ramsey G. Torn Church Al Rnlis: Phyllis Ander- American Chemical Society ..-... 2' k. :I-h-L sonV BACK ROW: Jim Lundcen. Bill Largcnl. David Loxleyu Doug Nelson. Steve Hicks. Ed Ingold, Na! Pirmred: Dr. Eh'ason. The completion of one semester of college chemistry is required for membership in .ACS. In addition to lectures by visiting scientists, Elms, and plant tours, seminars are con- ducted by area chemists, faculty members, and students SITTING: Sue Hulsen. G. Tom Church. Leslie Elwarl. SECOND ROW: Janine lngmani son, Virginia Rosbcrg. Barbara Frederick. Shirley Leulhner. Roger Jansson, Run Alden. Janel Ahlslrom, Gene Rampamhal. Dr Tmlld5eMadviser. Donna Slahl. BACK ROW' Kathy Andersun. Jc-Ann Pcarsnm Bah Wild, 1-: I 1 H , Biology 5 Club r2 The Lindahl Biology Club promotes interest ological science and pro- vides its members with in bi- . information on careers in . biology Programs in- - 3w eluded guest lecturers IS and field trips to mm seums and laboratories. . A blood-typing - for students during sec- 7 0nd semester service registra- tion was a special project ofthe club. 155 SITTING: Nancy Fuhr. Ruth Rammer. Evelyn Duhlstrom, LCSIIC EI- wart. Eduardo Vuldesh John Huglund. Steve Simmon. SECOND ROW: Jim Lundcrs. Jon Hobart. Lance Luremzcn. Dan Lounsbeny. Gary Neuvor. Sandra Fobanz. Carolyn Cook. Martin Mkilania, Wayne Commerce Club Officially organized this fall, the Art Club finds many new and exciting ways of expression- to students and by students. Lectures, joint seminars with local colleges, iilms, holiday sales, exhibits, held trips, informal chats over coffee . . . all thcse ahbrd students a means for exposure to the fme arts. 156 Chapman. Roger Hainsk Vinmi DeLuy. Bill Blaylock. BACK ROW.- Slcven Andersunh Charies Anderson. John Ringquist. John Nnbily, Russell Cansen, Each year Commerce Club sponsors a business tour to the John Deere Building, a trip to Chi- cago, and a Graduate School Conference. It seeks to provide opportunities for students to discover how their studies are related to the practical side ofbusiness. First semester officers were Robert Morgan, Jim Landers, Sandra Pobanz, and Jack Coy. Second semester the group was served by Jim Landers, John Ringquist, Ruth Rammer, and David Biomquist. KNEEUNG: Grclchen Bro- mnn. Tom Church, Svend 01:: Mudscn, Chuck Pierce. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Gordan Mrs. Glallul Joye: MCGuIVCy, pramL dent: Lynn Anderson. Marilyn Nocerini. Marjorie Malm. Sonja Slangebyc. HACK ROW: Eric Nelson. John Maclay. Louis 057 tram, SPErElary-lreasurer; Den- nis Anderson. Nor Pictured: MLJuspeL The Young Republican Club is now the largest club on campus with over 200 members. Its purpose is to stimulate political interest on campus and inform students of GOP. happenings 0n the local, state, and national levels. Some of thc Y.R. guests have been Ray Page, Superintendent of Public In- struction, State Senator Donald Carpentier, and State Repre- sentative Thomas Railsback, a candidate for Congress. ' OFFICERS Dick Dishno. treasurer: Enb Bryan. president: Ken Kuehnle. vire-presidem: Judy M :Ewen, :erretary, FIRST ROW: Don GIiH-llh, Jake Dickens. Annclta Bray Pal WrilL Martha Pearson, Bath Carlson. SECOND ROW: Don Johnson. B11l Curtis, Cyndi Carlson. Ingrid Carlson. Julianne Loy. Dunc Blumeyu.:1- Pam Dolan, Mary Brodfuchrer. THIRD R0 W: Bill Bcschomer. Don Blaknslaa Lown Swanson. Bill Henry. Bill Adamm AI Bcrtclscn, Greg Arling. FOURTH ROW. Jon Ryan. George Drosl. Marjorie Malm, Beverly Olson, Cindy Patton, Mary Zellmnnn. Sandra Baileh Young Republicans Jon Hobart. Cun Johnson. Charles Barton. Bill Hcrath. FIFTH ROW: John Slonebmker. John Erickscm Allan Dana. Paul Holmer. Pal Bell. An Millon. Howard Wald. Mark Nelson. Tom Sloudl. Bob Ramsey, Judy Peterson. Niel JaqucL Dave BlcmquisL Richard Whimsy. Bob Carlslrom. William Norman. Ken Pelcrsom Cheryl Pearson. Larry Kusmr. BACK ROW: Richard Johannsen. Dancldon Dcnms. Jcc Vlernow. l5? W m Ii'tuuhuoi. X. We. Juus'uouq sf: unuwm': 231$ Q KNEELING: Jim BreckQ Sharon HinnlyQ Pam Dolan, Bob- bie Rowlands. SITTING: Eric Youngquish Gladys Vig. presidml; Dennis Ferden. vch-preiidem: Jcan Milnan'k. :Erretaryc Linda Edmund. song isadlr. THIRD wage. Bunnie Grennan, Joann Swanson. Phyllis Anderson, Hemmer; Linda Meyers, HiLda Markawski. HACK ROW: Dave Fasbendcn Corry LarsonQ Jim Zethmayn Diana Schultz. Blair Powell. ROW: Ruth Ann GuslaI'son, Don McCrary, Wendy Woll- Psychology Club Students interested in psychology fmd an op- portunity to function outside the classroom through various activities sponsored by the Psychology Club. To become better acquainted with current methods and work in psychology, members heard speakers from Arrowhead Ranch, saw clinical films and made a trip to the East Moiine State Hospital. German Club German Club provides an opportunity for in- terested students to speak German outside the classroom and learn more about German life through speakers from Germany, slides and hlms. themutlichkeith, is the atmosphere when German Club goes caroling, celebrates such German holidays as St. Nicholas Day and makes trips to the Chicago German Sector in search of German foods and entertainment. SITTING: Judy Carr. Gail Seaman . Jim KuhuganV John Guslufson. .S'TANDINGCJim Cirivullo. Bill Maurcrort. Mr, Hullell. family adviser. 158 Kclly. Bub EusLlund, Linn SITTING: Pam Dulant Donna Johnson, Lcslic Rc1d.STANDi ING: Nancy Parker. Marsha Wcsl. Ginny Park. Cheryl Pearson, Cam Hylandcrt PhilTeilcen. Swedish Club seeks to preserve the Swedish heritage associated with Augustana. The group sponsors the annual Santa Lucia, the festival of lights that Occurs during the Christmas season. SITTING; Dennis Carlson, vire-presidem: Gordon Nelson, prexfdenr; Ed Frey. :Errelary-masurer: Dr. Nelson, .rpnrrmn SECOND ROW: Al Rulis, Carol Newmm Arm Zellmer. BACK ROW: Carl Carlson, SITTING: Jon Hobart, STANDING: Karen Johnson, Don CerVana. Bill Walker. Russ Carlsen, Doug Nelson. Judy Pelerson. Lynn: Hillslmm. in Math Club Ext I Mathematics in relau tion to computers and industry was just one of the topics investi- gated by Math Club this year. Faculty, students. and guest speakers present lectures in which various phases of mathematics are ex- plained and discussed. SITTING: Bob Easllundt Ireasurer: Luis Johnsont secretary: .Warrcn Slrom. pruidem; Diane Gustafsont vice-presidem; Ward N:lson, STANDING: Paul Lund. Susan Anderson. Larry Lindmark. No! Fic- iuredttSuc Hulsen, Katie Williamson. Christian Missions is the oldest organization on campus. This year its activities included super- vision of Saturday afternoon recreation at Ant nie Wittenmyer Home, a mission emphasis program. and a pulpit supply program in which students spoke to Iowa and Illinois congrega- tions. A special dinner meeting featured talks by Ingrid Gustafson, Friendship Fair student to Japan, and Kazuko Matsuzawa, Augie student from J apan. Au SITTING: Marga Meyer. secretary: Lillian Larson, Judy Hanis, Allcn Stream. Tina Thornun. Dennis Bull, Lynn Kricgcl. BA CK ROW: Kathy Crult, .rreajmrr; Judy Burgcll. Lucille Jaqucl, Richard Vantrcuse, 160 ; Lutheran 'i Student j Association L.S.A. in an effort to promote Christian ideals 0n the Augustana campus offers a variety of programs to students, regardless of their reli- gious amliations. These include Sunday morning visitations at area rest homes and at the East Moline State Hospital and Sunday School teaching at Annie Wittenmyer Home. In the fall L.S.A. sponsored ttFaculLy Firesidcs, a series of discussion groups held in faculty homes. Throughout the year L.S.A. conducts Wednesday evening vcsper services for students and faculty in Ascension Chapel. Christian Missions Marty Swen. Puul Dawsun. mesidem; Marcy Ranch. Carla Edlcfson, Gail Scemann. Dr. Fogde, adviser: Wendy Wullwaget No: Pictured: Rev. Lindberg, adwlver; Run FcrrelL vire-pruidem. Woments League began the year in a friendly way by welcoming the freshman women at the Big-Little Sis Tea. In May the Woments League sponsored Women's Week, Sadie Hawkins-style, in an ttOld- fashioned Days theme. SITTING: Dian: GuslarsonJrnidenr. STANDING: Marty Swett, vfferpresideul, Mary Ann Handeland. treasurer, Marilyn Nocerini. serremry. Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Bill Blaylock. Tirso Rodriquez. Steve Simmon. Gary Justus. SECOND ROW: Drr Doreste. Mary Johnson. ussirranl-secmary-lreammr: Mary Kay Valsoano. vire- przxin'em; Karen Rosenbohm. secretary-lreasurer: Eduardo Valdes, pren'dem. THIRD ROW: Leslie Reid. Mary Filsnnt Nancy Patient Diane M. Olson, Trish Diggsr Marcia Smith Baraks. Suzanne Greene. Maureen Moorci FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Dahlslrom. Bur- bara Olson, Cheryl Nelson. Greg Searst Joy Peters. BACK ROW: Bill Werker. Don Anderson. David Naifer. Loren Swanson. John Bolm. Spanish Club, a new organization on campus this year, is open to all interested students. Its purpose is to inform the students of the culture of Spanish-speaking countries, to increase their interest in the lan- guage, and to offer ma- terial not available in their daily classes. Sigma Delta Pi, an hon- or society for those pro- ficient in Spanish and interested in Hispanic culture, was organized this year. SITTING: Jim Lundeen. Georg: Brooke. Jay Watersun. Blaine Dickson, Wallace Pelcrson. Dick Budd. SECOND ROW: Heinz Frummann, Ken Kuchnlz, Arthur Milton. Henry Carlson. Dennis Bell, Corry Larsont Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega, with 321 chapters and more than 80,000 members across the nation, is the worIdts largest fraternity. At Augustana, the Lambda Rho chapter provides a campus tour service, compiles the social events calendar and Cosmos, the student directory, and aids at Centennial Hall events. Ugly Man On Cam- pusH is sponsored each spring by APO. Mem- bership is open to all men through a system of pledging held each semester. 162 David Olson. BACK RDW' John Bolmt Tarry Klockc, Richard Whitney, Jim Breckt Barry Smughlon. OFFICERSLWaIIy Pctcrsont president: Barry Stoughmn. uirP-prysidem in charge 0f service: Kan Kuchnlc, vice-president in Charge ofpltdgirrg: Richard Whimsy. secretary: Turry Klockct historian. Nat Pictured: Jim Brock, treasurer STANDING: Gus Sponhcrg, Jan Carlson. Lois Johnsonh ML Lundcen. DI. Eliason. SITTING.-BobAhrcnsthffSwanson. The biggest step taken by CUB this year was to recommend expansion of Union facilities. Policies and management of the Union are regulated by CUB, comprised of the Deans of Men and Women, faculty members, and five students. Union law is established by CUB and carried out by CUBOM. CUBOM consists of Eve committees: social, organizing union dances; special events, selecting movies shown in Centennial Hall and planning the Presidentas birthday party; fine arts, exhibiting local art; games, scheduling the pool and ping pong tournaments; and publicity, informing the students of the various activities in the Union. College Union Board of Managers KNEEUNGJDnn Jens:n.Gary MaurilzsunJeHSwansan, Pat Gram, Beuy Petersonh Kathy Corbinh Dixic Blu- Eric Nelson. Gus Sponberg, SITTING: Karen Vernon, meyer.Grelchcn Bmman. 163 Continuing to serve the Quad Cities and Campus with outstanding music and varied programs, WVIKts third active year was invigorated with the addition of more special features and an enlarged staH. WVIK intro- duced a childrents program, a series of foreign language programs and an interview entitled uQuad Cities Perspective? With the extension of broadcast hours, WVIK has increased sports broadcasts. Jim Kuhagen, program direcmr: Chad Meyer. udVEser: Wayne Kampc. managrr. Pal Doncgunt Secretary; Murlha Swell. program announcers Pclcr Scholl, program guide edi- tur; Roger Hzlins, business manager: Gladys Vig, nrusir di- rector. PROGRAM AND STAFF ANNOUNCERS FIRST ROW; John Lundin. Lynn Kusy. Dana Weber Richard O'Leary, Mel Bergstrom. Judy Burgetl. Rich Vamrcase. Dean Wilkinson, SECOND ROW: Sue Hcllstedl. Dana Schulfman. Jun LindvalL Mary Crousc. Sharyn Hanna. Barbara Bolling. Lucy Juquet. Diane Ligeno, Karen Johnson. BACK R0557: Ragnar Ander- son. Paul Holmer, George Hullbargg, Eric Yuungquish chT Swanson. John Ringquist. Slew: Webslun Gordy NcLsun. Richard Masher. Nicl JuqueL Blaine Dickson. Tony Ekdulc. FEATURESiKcn Kuei hnle. John Wennstrom. Bill Adams. Pater Lund- holm. Gary Hoavnr, Clark Burlingame. Torn Stoudl. Fred Mumaugh. CONTROL OPERATORS AND LIBRAR- IANS-FIRST ROW: Richard Lawson. Bet- ty Pollizz. Birgitta Carlson. Jim Ludech BACK ROW: Ken Nordslrum. Clary Justus. Jim Yak: Richard Whimsy, Tom Smudl. Mark Nclson. EXECUTIVE STAFFiBOb Olson, editor: Jack Peters, sports edimr: Ann Bonden. cur smart! femur? edimr; Carole lngesonJeamrE tdfror. REPORTERS AND COPY- READERS 7 KNEEUNG- Gordon. Nelson. Dan Louns- berry, Barry Bcrgslrom. Mark Syn. BACK ROW: Cynthia Carison. Julianne Loy, Jan Swanslram, Linda Ross. Gloria Gladis. Joann Swanson. I66 Ii ! luashiay'. '1' ' n: 'F v V EXECUTIVE STAFF Waync Johnson, bwirrm manager for Ob- server and Rockery-I: Frank FOL Well. photographer for Observer and RockelyJ; Ward Nelson, ad manager. Observer EXECUTIVE STAFF-Charlcs Barton, special a:- Jl'sranl: Jake Dickens, associale editor: Carol DcLay, news :dt'lor. No! Pictured: Woody Acord. managing :difar; Cathy Banakis and Nancy Parker. copy edi- lorJ, Surveying the campus scene with an all-sccing eye, the Observer was right on the ball with college news, comment, and controversy, as well as analysis of the national and international scene. Coverage was extended this year with a brightened feature section and an expanded editorial page. By utilizing the efforts of many students, from editors to mailbox stuffers, the Observer continues to keep Augustana in the know. COLUMNISTSiSITNNG: Lynne Ander- son. STANDING: Dav: Neubuucr. Ken Kue- hnle. Jethwanson. Jack Fields. I67 Sharon J. Andarsout auismnr :dimr:Judy A. Anderson. editor MS Rockety-l Not an organization but people, many more than just the stalf, working together. The goal: to record the emotions and events that equal Augustana t66. Rewarding . . . COPY STAFFislT'NNG: Carla Edlefson. Judy Harrist mpy edftor. STANDING: Charles Barton. Pam Patwrson. Anne Hibt bard, Duck Dishno, FIRST ROW: Hilda Markowski. Carol Schersten, and Karen Walker, organization: edimrs: BACK ROW: Karen Schultz and Linda Mcycrst Greek: editors. W39 Bobbie Rowlands, famhy Edimr; Lynn 01mm index sum? Kathy Sehelik. fumhy edizor. Joyce Johnson and Sharon L. Anderson, senior editors: Caran Hylandcr and Pam Caldwell. undercu'assmcn edirorx. INDEX STAFF- Danna Johnson: April Plant. index edr'mr: Marsha West; Ellana EvensenA Bub Wild and Roger Jansson, spam edimrs: Kent Anderson and Dave Fnsbcndcr, advertising edi- ton. Anna Pcarsun. Jun Culverl. and Juan Anderson. highlights edimrx. H59 Symphony Orchestra Mr. Henigbaum. FIRST ROW: Vincent Petersen, Chris- tina Fairall, Marian Hummcl, Genevicva Harris, Mary Carol Hanighaum, Janice Budd. Arthur Milton. Judy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Johnson. Gloria Chell. Arron Hein, Pallyann Hamer. Leo Ough, Vincil DcLay, Gwendolyn Barlow, Edna Nagcl. Hulda Fryxell. Chrystal Culhirlh. Gail Thornburgh. Beth Carlson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Powcll. Minnie Harris. Margaret Ander- son, Bobbie Rowland; Edith Mochal, Ann Lundquisl, Katherine Anderson. Ed Ingold. Nancy Rex, Suzanna Greene. Nancy Schwcgler. Arlhur Pelcrson. FOURTH ROW: Caryl Clings. Marjorie Rutenbeck. Jean Fries. El- lun Meier. Michael Shca. Colleen Wiesc. Nancy Nichol- son, Mark Swarlz. Raymond Bruscn. Linda Thoman, Pal Bell, Tuni Mitchcll, Carol Hoornstra. Donald Kcll. Hoxace I-cllcrulf. Van Masher. Ken Nelson. Wendy Wollwagc. BACK ROW: Bill Geilz. Keith Neavur. Heinz Frommann. Cecil Kcrns, Eugene bench, Don Thuline. Mark Holmcr. Chuck England. I70 The Augustana Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Wil- liam Henigbaum, draws its membership from the Quad- City area as well as from the Augustana student body. However, this year the percentage of student members was the highest in the history of the organization. The orchestra presented Handelts Messiah and Verdits Requiem with the Handel Oratorio Society. Concerts were given in the spring and fall at both Rock Island and Clinton, Iowa. The spring concert featured student soloists selected at special auditions: Beth Carlson, cello; Karen Flavin, piano; Ruth Ann Gustafson, soprano; and Paul Lund, baritonct 17l FIRST ROW: Linda Thuman, Alice Roth. Julie Lucken. Pal Hollingsworlh, Marie Andress. Joyce Frederick. Barr bara Hanson. Carla Edlefson, Carol Landahl. Gayle Moberg. Jean Carson. Kathryn Mohrman, Barbara Froehlich, Jane Wait. Calherine Simpson. SEC 0ND ROW: Barbara Lundblad. Pal Bell. Diane Ligeno. Ed lnguldt Suzy anne Greenee Nancy Rex. Karen Schultz. Jeanne Gittings, Edwina Tin- ker. Judy A Anderson. Phyllis Nord- SUOm. Howard Weld. Jerry Juhansene Dan Tollerud. Marcy Bell. THIRD ROW: Gretchen Frank. John Lonns- berry. Dawd Neifert Craig Carter. Lil- lian Lalsun, Paul Hulmere Linda Mey- ers. Bub Hammond. Sharon J. Ander- son, Dick DishnoV George Brooke, Lynn Mursch. John Dahl. Wesley Hill. Kent Witherspoon, Heinz Frommann, Fred Mumaugh. Ann McGrew. Keilh Ncaver. Barry Stoughton. Roger Reno. Mary Bell. BACK ROW: Eric John, son. Gary Ncavor. Colleen Wiese, J'im Green. Mcl Breed. Wally Peterson. Ron Nelson. Mr. Opheim. Adrian Led- furd. Dennis Minurn. Minard Ace. Randy Jacobs. Don Thuline, Tony Ekdale. l72 Under the leadership of their new director, Mr. George Opheim, the sixty-four piece Marching Vi- kingsh Band stepped off the year with performances at half-times of home football games and in the Homecoming parade. When basketball season ar- rived, the pep band was on hand to provide spirit and encouragement for the team. This year, the seventy-two piece Augustana Concert Band toured Iowa and South Dakota on April 18-24. The Home Concert was given April 27 in Centennial Halle Concert Choir The Augustana Choir in 1966 completed its thirty-flfth and hnal season under its founder and director, Dr. Henry Veld. The annual tour consisting of eighteen concerts in live states was highlighted by appearances at Indiana University in Gary, Indiana, and Ferd Auditorium in Detroit, Michigan, as well as by a performance of Verdits ttTe Deumtt with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The choir also gave its annual concert at Orchestra Hall in Chicago. As part of its program the choir presented for the first time in the United States Missa tilesu, splendor Patris, a mass by the contemporary German com- poser Heinrich Lemacher. OFFICERSiDI. Veld. STANDING; Rulh Anderson. .rerremry; Kehh Nelson viceiprmidem: Gary Groner1,presr'dent. FIRST ROW: Lesli: Raid. Yvonne Hornicke, Sue Barnes. Karen Knrman. Linda French. Jan Carlson. Jan Gowing. Carol Miller. Linda Gillilund. Karen Moore. Judy E. Andcrson. Ruth Anderson. Arliene Johnson. Pam Dvorak Janice Budd. JoNell Lumbnrd. Linda Edmund. Ammic Eckslrum. Karen Pulley. SECOND ROW: Muiilyn Hill. Marilyn Nocerini, Barbam Baugh. Camille Hawk. Chris Lingwall, Rulh Ann Gustafsun. Joulene Baker. Marla Stewart. Riia Huss. Tina Benson. Char Nelson. Ann SchaI'er. Barbara Almbcrg. Sharon Swanberg. Sue Hcllskdt. Chris Malhson. Carul Eshlc- man. Mary Brodfuehrcr. Lynn Lutzke. Phyllis Frilschlc. THIRD ROW: John Hog- lund. Peter Lundholm. Paul Lund. Don McCraIy. Gary Grnnerl. Bub Ahmens Mani Birgerson. Greg Johnson, Ray Juhnson. Larry While. Richard Budd. DaVid Keller. Jim Bailey. Paul Scarpelli. Blake Wamesler. Tod EonllL Torn Wischmeycr. Jake Dickens. Richard O'Leary, BACK ROW: Cal Piclsum Ray Hardesty. Slcve web. sler. John Lundin, Warren Slrom. Jim Liljcgrcn. Keith Nelson. John Puolinem Rich, ard chnerslen, John Maclny, Charles England, John Smncbraker. Duane Lindstrom, Carl Engslrom. Bob Hegslrom, Tom 5, Church. Kent Anderson. Dennis Ferdcn. Paul ngehaupl, Ed Helmm, Larry Lindmark. 17S h; Chapel Choir Chapel Choir serves as a valuable addition to the chapel program and provides vocal experience for its members. This year, instead of singing hymns at all chapel serv- ices, the Chapel Choir performed larger works from lime to time. Members also participated in the two an- nual oratoriosl FIRST ROW: Evelyn Watson, Karen Roscl Alice Adair, Karen Mar- inaccio. Siv Hedlund, Belly Pollilz. Linda Frey, Pal Wriu, Pal. Don:- gan, Eslhcr Pulersan, Leslie Hcrdcgcn. Suzanne Pikel. Elaine Ander- sen. SECOND ROW: Pal Hollingswvrlh. Judy Harris. Elsie Nelsonl Mary Antonie, Pam Caldwell. Karen FlaVin. Paulellc Rchfuss. Grace Dippla, JaNell Lombard. Joun Frochlich, Lynne Curtis, Judy A. Nel- snn, Karen Patersnn. Nancy Fulton. Pal Hcrzog. Jan Palmer. Valerie Cooley. Carol Rydecn. THIRD ROW: Christine Malhson. Kathy Tor- res. Linda Garmirc. Jean Milnarik, Esther Paul. Judy Curr. Julie Paul. Susan Rendquisl, Joan Vavra. Lillian Larson. Lynn Olson. Mary Whil- mom, Barb Whi '. chdy Wollwagc, Lorai e Ingmansun. Nancy FuhrV Ruth Carlsonl Urclchcn Frank. Ann Meier. Dr. Vcld. FOURTH I76 ROW: Linda Ulkc, Carol Christell, Jane Carnaghi. Don Grimlhl Barry Mickelssn, Randy Durham. David L. Carlson. Mel Breed. Ron Neli son. Greg Putty. Eric Johnsun. David L. Johnson. Diana Carlscn, Christine Fairall, Tina Thorson, Diana Brown, Carol Roll , Norine Nelw son, Ann Arnold, BACK ROW: Marlin Boisen. Jim chhmayr, Eric Engslrum, Paul Anderson, Roger Studebaker. Bob Carlslrum, Joe Fri- berg, Mike Kinsel. Ron Peterson. Bernie Haynr, Ran Ferrell. Ron Mushinsky. John Helen. Doug Clark, Dav: Powell, Frank Savarese, Dennis Anderson. Dave Hagelin, Ray Harrisx Dennis Bull, Keith Nau- vor. Gary Newer, Richard L, Nelson. Bill Curtis, Gary Justus. Wayne Chapman. . KNEEU'NG: Mary Beth Rieck, Lois Paarscnt diret'mr: Pris Storey, SITTING: Alvina Terronczt Karen Schultz, Mary Brodfuehret. Carole lngeson, Freyja Lcc, WIB The ncwly-formed Woments Intramural Board, composed of representatives from each sorority as well as independent and freshman mcmbcrs,' oversees intramural competition in several sports among women students. Replacing the former WAA council and presently operating within the Physical Education Department, the board continues to encourage a spirit of service and sportsmanship. MIB The Merfs Intramural Board organizes year- round athletic competition for the fraternities, the faculty and independents. Sports offered range from touch football to table tennis. MIB, composed of fraternity representatives, establishes policies and regulations. Fred Erler. Bryce Lundeem lured: John Ltlmbcrtt Jxm L. Anderson. director: CozICh Charles Emery. No! Pic- OFFICERS- John MacKenzic treasurer and xecremry; Jon churL lreasurer: Rich Palm. secremry and uiteipresidem; Juck Cay presidem: Gary Pclcrson. vice-prexidem, .S'ITTING: Dick Duncan. Ron Mushinsky. Mark Schufur. John Coy. harl, John MacKcnzic, Dan Carrulhers, Ruch PaimV BACK ROW: Gary Puwrsnn. Hill Luc, SZECOJ'W'J ROW: .JJm L, Anderson. Jon Ho- Warren Slrorm Dennis PaulscmTom Pulursum Dun Luunsberry. 775 SITTING: Jack Dickey. Bryce. Lundecn, Bob Howey, Frank Savarcsee BACK ROW: Pat Keenan, Lance Lorentzen. Ruben Schick, Bill Dick HaugenJeH Maurus.SECOND R0 W: Tom Tassialore. Dave Koi- Telleenh Vula, Vic Butsch. Ardie O'Neal, Gale Miller. Pele Benson, Greg Scars. Tribe of Vikings Promoting athletics through social and service functions is the aim of the Tribe of Vikings. They traditionally serve ihe school with a concession stand and scoreboard, sponsor the Homecoming Dance and the Donkey Basketball Game, and select the Homecoming and Viking Olympics princesses. Next year the Tribe plans to become more active by providing pennants for the field and gym and a bulletin board announcing athletic events. l7? ANDREENislTTING; Doug Nelson, president: Gordon Nel- son, masurer; Charles Eartom secrelary, STANDING. John Hoglund. Curl Carlson. Denny Carlson. G. Tom Church. Na! Pictured: Jack Coyw vice-presi- dent. Menis House Councils While Carlsson Hall has retained the house- mother system, the new system of a uhouse dadii and Assistant Dean of Men at Andreen Hall gave its dorm council a somewhat different perspective. Working with Dean Ribbeck and using college regulations as a touchstone, the councilis prime concern was to make dormitory CARLSSON VSITTING: Paul Lund. Gary GanErL prw'dem; Richard Vanucnsc. virs-prm- dent. STANDING: Brad Murri- son. Warren Strum. Bill Lee. Nat Firlured'r Bob Mam secre- iu'ryrfrwlsurerf Cal Pierson. chaplain. 180 living as pleasant as possible for all concerned. The dorm councils establish and carry out rules for the benefit of their members. One of the im- portant objectives of both councils this year was a revision and rewriting of their respective dormitory constitutions. SITTING: Barbara Bolling. treasurrr; Joyce McGarveyt virer presidenl: Rulh Ann Gustafson. president Ann: Hibbard. IEFer'J'; Sharon L. Anderson, devotional chairman. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Springheld. Tani Nelsont Linda Ander- son. Pam Caldwell, Pam Patterson, Judy Salmon. Jean Froehi At Monday evening meetings, House Council determines dorm , policies and passes sentence on the latest vogue in late-minute cx- women s cuseshbroken gas gauges and Hat tires. Besides serving as legisla- tors, judges, and oEicial dishrag purchasers, House Council members House sponsor monthly open houses and three annual all-dorrn parties. Very . active during the holiday season, House Council decks the halls COUnCII for Christmas and keeps alive the tradition of Santa Lucia morning. FIRST ROW: Paula Devaina. Schafzr. SECOND ROW: Jan Amosscnt Jcan Gartzt Janine lngmanson. Toni Milchell, Helene Norlin. Jim Ogan. HACK ROW: Kelly Wynnt Anna Pearson. Bobbi Tonn. P E M M Run Mushinsky, Ron Wallcrt Dennis Panlsan. i ! Striving to promote unity E and good fellowship among its members, the Physical Education Majors and Mi- nors Club discusses various attitudes toward the teach- ing of physical education and related fields. In addi- tion PEMM sponsors sever- al Sports Nights for both faculty and students. Iich. Ellen Blcyert BACK ROW: April Plunlt Mary Zeit- mann. Peggy chnnlcin. Gretchen Auslcrmuehlet Janc No- hava. Susan Reedquist, Nancy Grctn. Elluna Evenscn. ToriaOlson. Fllyja Lee. Terri Ndson. Katrina Lnrsun. Mark Representative Assembly The bulwark 0f Augustanahs student government is Representative Assembly. At its Monday night meet- ings and at Stu-U Thursday mornings matters of im- portance in the campus community are discussed. Officers and three elected representatives from each class comprise the membership. RA also works through various sub-committees and representatives on student-faculty committees to coordinate campus ac- tivities. SITTING: Rulh Ann Gustafson. Barb Lundblad. unwary; Gus Spun- Anderson, Jack FieLdsV Kent Eklund. Marilyn Nocerini. John Huglund. berg. prBIMEJH': Jclf Swanson. vire-presiu'em: Dan Jansen, STAND- Bobbie Roqunds. Cal Pierson. Nor Pictured: Woodie Accrd, zreax- iNG: Skip Poulscn. Pctc Benson, Jun Ahlslrom. Dave Keltcr. Linda urer. l8? JUDICIARY COMMITTEEisl'TTING: Gail Carlson, Eili Lm-npcris STANDING: Chuck Nelson. Denny Furden, Diane R A COMMlTl-EES KNEELING: Judy B. Anderson. For- eign Students: Shirley Leuthner. Elccliuns: Durrcll Bloom. Parenli Club. BACK ROW: Bob Ahrcns Academic Affairs: Moorcroft. chairman: Tim Guslafson. Salli: Knanishu. Les Swanson. Publicity: Eric Youngquisl. Foreign Smdums: G. Tom Church. Food Sctvicus: Lillian Larson. Fund Services: Jim Lunders. Academic AtTuirs: Bob Olson. Academic AlTnirs. 163 '7'. ,Vgi............- . ORIENTATION LEADERS-KNEEUNG: Kent Eklund. Katherine kowski. Caml Scherslcn. Nancy Bunus. BACK ROW: Dick LilL Dan Anderson, Neal Peterson. Dave Keller. Ann Schafur, Co-Chm'rmen; Larson. John Wahlin. Ward Nelson. Doug Benandcr. Keith Nelson, Brian Alm, Ellana Evensen. SECOND ROW: Judy Smothcrman. Sue Clilf Brooks. KenlAnderscn. Hulchins. Carole lngesom Sandra Greer, Betty PeleIsun. Hilda Mar- ORIENTATION LEADERsiSITTING: Shirley Lculhner, Judy Dana Schquun. Brill Lofstrund, P016 Bcnson, Chuck NHISOFI. Karen 3. Andersan. Pris Slorcy. KNEELING: Brad Morrison. Suc Hcll- Vclnun. BACK ROW: Jeff Swanson, Dean Olsom Dun Lounsbcrry. slcdl. Paul Lund, Bobbie Rowlumjs Bah Olson, Rulh L1ndquist.Juck qun Perkins. Pal Doncgum Fat ch05, Bob Ahrcns. Ron Ferrell. leds, THIRD ROW: Arden O'Neal. Linda EdmuncL Durrcll Bloom, Jake Dickens, 154 v l' i 5 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FJ'RST ROW: John Weber. Karen Karman, Pep Committee Chairmen: Don Pryber. Cara Iyn Ash Campus Dccoralions: Kathy Cashatl. Rob Woods. Contest; Janet Carlson. John Kelly, Caranalion: Donna Johnson. Bob Lindquist. Clcan-up. SECOND ROW.'Sal1ic Knanishu. Denny Ferden. Game and Field; John Fredberg. Ginnic Main, Programs; Mary Bradfuehrer. FRIENDSHIP FAIR COMMITTEE CHAIRMENwSITTING: Kathy Corbim Gym Decorations: Mnrly Kleburg. Business; Mary Kay Valsuanm Purcnls' Luncheon; Carole lngcson, Banquet: Cathy Bunur kis, Welcoming; Marilyn NoccrinL Publicity; Pris Storey. Auclion; Mama Koffron, Campus Dccomlions: Barbara Bolling. Elcclions; Jan Nicmeicr. Luther League Luncheon. STANDING. Roger Huins. Busi- Shalon L. Anderson, Alumni: Judy A, Anderson. Kcnl Eklund. Con- vocations; Judy L Anderson Willeus Gretchen Auslcrmuchlc. Bul- lans. BACK ROW: Tcrry Kramer. Joelcnc Bakcr. Publicity: Pele Benson, G. Tam Church. Parade; Linda Almquisl, Cnml Landahl, BookleIS: Tony Ekdale. Gym Decorations; Randy Durham Rick Sand- way: EDUEYC. Nor Pictured: Gretchen Brennan, Gym Decorations ncss: Mike Olson. Parcnw Luncheon; Bob Lindslrom Banquet: Scull Petersen, Welcoming; Gary LaCrnm Snilic Kmlnishuk Ca-Chairmcn: Kent Eklund. Publicity: Ward Nelson, Auclion; John Nnbily. Campus Decoralions; Jack Ekstrom, Elucliuns: Tony Ekdulq Bombs. Nu! Pit- Iured: Dick Nelson, Luther League Lunchcun: Junc Hague, Buulhs. l85 SITTING Shirley Lculhner, Carolyn Ash, Luis Johnson. Kathy chp, .rerremry-Irsaxuren Tina Henson. prm'demc Marty Swen. Judy Freed, Suc Mesko. BACK ROW: Carole Rydecn. Murcia Baccus. Linda l-S and l-F Councils 1- h u il-Elli' :Ililihfllhaflal H rnHV' h 1' h AIII' Westerlinh Julie Lucken. Marty chburg. Marcia KulTanh Nancy Bol- kin, Barb Thorscnh Sandy SloiL Barb Lundhlad. Lynn Kriegcl. Karen Schultz. The president and one representative from each Greek group in addition to ofhcers, which rotate each year, comprise the lnter-Sorority and Inter- Fraternily Councils Besides directing sorority and fraternity activities, they serve as intermediaries so that problems and common concerns may be dis- cussed, ruled upon, and enforced. SITTING: Junk Fujds, Ray Malcscvuc, mt Swansonh serremry; Den- nis Pnpp. proxidom: Bob Ramsay, Dick Lm. SECOND ROW: Kcnl Anderson, Don Jcnscm le Pclcrscm Jack Nelson. Mikc Muruvich. I'frr-prrxidenn John BelL Bryce Lundecn. BACK ROW: Drew Kurkow, Paul Larson. Jim Lundm. Bob Ahrcns. Clill' BmoLm Warren Strnm. Tom Humor, Nm Pirmrrd: Ralph Crippcn. rin'-prc.rr'drnt.' Tum Mur- AmVilILa xnrremrr: Don Pryhcr. Irmmn'r: Wayne Johnst rrmxun'r. 157 PRESIDENTS: Mimh MaravichJaH; Bcrni: Mnichnwicz.spring. Isa The B09 social activities for the year in- cluded the fall informal, a hobo party, and the winter formal at the Chestnut Hills Ski Lodge in Galena, Illinois. Their alumni banquet was held at the Towers. Athleti- cally, the BOS captured the intramural golfchampionship. Piiilllplnu President.- Milch Muravich, Bernie Mnichowicz Vichrexfdem: Woodie Acord, Wes Johnson Secretary.- Paul Castro, Kelly Wynn Treasurer.- Joe Viernow. Eric Hengst Pfedgemaszers: Bernie Mnichowicz and Jon Hobart, Jim Schick and Bob Naas SITTING: Eric HengsL Earl Pavlik. Rick Si- mon. Dan Rupp. SECOND ROW: Kelly Wynn. Pal Keenan, John Henning. Les Kou. John Lambcrl. Bruce Smith. Norm Aycr. THIRD ROW; Flank Savurcsc. Ken Poncr, Ray Malesevac Lance Lorentzen. Gunnar Nils son. Dennis Carlson, Mitch Maravich. chnun Orro. John Muckcnbuch. Palm Ekblad. Bob Book FOURTH ROW: Jun Hohan. Torn Gahl, Jerry Schick. Dick Huugen, Dnn Mob Ion. Jeff Maurus. Doug Marlon. Howard chr gnm Paul Andcn Bcrnic MnichowicL Jack Ekslram. HACK ROW: Gary Egger. Don Caldwell, Bill Morris. Larry Morris, Chuck Bushuur. Jack Dickey. .Im: Vicrnuw. Bob Carl- son. Craig Wcifard Rich LiIL Skip Duhislinn. Bob Cunnell. Bob Howey. Bub Nuns, Wes John- son. Not Pictured: Fred Johnson. Slcvc Min- lccr. Blycc Lundccn. Rick Sundwny. Rick Sim- mons, Hurry Moravcc. Bub Garmzm, Jim Schick. Woodie Acord. m Mew -.... --..-.eer- -....,w-4e Fe..+-ee.-H-..,,....Tz.hm SITTING: Lynn Morsch. Jean Petersont Karen Pelley. Sallie Knanishu. SECOND ROW: Vicki Gowense Sue Ann Newton, Sue Barnes. Katherine Anderson, Linda Anderson, Kris Molander. THIRD ROW: Holly Brown. Pam Cald- well. Hilda Markowski, Carol Lloyd. Cheryl Nelson, Jeanne Don- stad. Ann Lundquisl. Julianne Loy, Ruth Carlson, Jan Lindvall, Mary Beth Ricck. Freyja Lee, Lynne Curtis. FOURTH ROW: Jun K. Johnson. Gretchen Broman, Jun Ahlsuom. Jill Ekstromt Linda Aimquisl. Carolyn Ash, Ann Schafer. Mary Eilen Carlsone Elaine Andersen, Barbara Lund- hlad. Rita Huss. Louise Lindquist, Diana Gustafsun. Cathy Johnson. HACK ROW: Lil Gruenwaid. Pat Grant. Carol Miller. Marilee Ab- bol't. Sue Hcllstedl. Barbara Boll- ing. Gretchen Auslermuehle. Jean Perkins. Linda Thorsheim, Carol Christeil. Lynne Miller. Joann Swanson. Lois Juhnstmt Dana Schulfman. Kathie Corbin. Lynn Anderson. The C005 celebrated their 40th anniVersary at Homecoming with a folk song and guitar contribu- tion to the sing contest, The Water Is Wide, a blacksmith beating out victory on their Heat, uA11 Vail Vim and an alumni luncheon at the Plantation. Their informal, Barn Party? was held at the Cable Store and the winter formal, based on the planta- tion theme, HTaraf with the Phi Rhots in the Gold Room of the Blackhawk Hotel. During the year the C065 prepared a Thanksgiving basket, held a Christmas slumber party, and raided the BOS Fraternity meeting for a Friendship Fair tiMystery Party at Blackhawk Park. A highlight of weekly meetings for the COGS this year was a talk by Dr. Paulson on the role of the college woman in society. PRESIDENTS: Barb Lundblad, spring: Luis Johnsnnjnil President: Lois Johnson. Barb Lundblad Vice-Presidem: Jill Ekstrom, Pat Grunt Recording Secremry: Sallie Knanishu. Karen Karmen Corresponding Secrerary: Marilee Abbott. Sue Barnes Treasurer: Mary Beth Ricck, Ann Lundquisl Pledge Mom: Kathie Corbin. Freyju Lee 19F Theta PRESIDENTS: Marcia KoffronJuH; Nancy Belkin, :pring. x92 Sharing new cxpcricnces and learning to- gether. the Delta Chias made their first full year of organization an exciting and active one. They built their Homecoming float, hHow the Quest was Won, and sponsored a Golden Autumnh tea. The fall informal, featuring British costumes, was a hLiverpool Party; the winter formal, hSnow City, was held at the Clayton House. The Delta Chias also cheered the 0205 to victory over the KSTT hGood Guysn and held a hHuck Finn Friendship Fair party with GABhs. g President: Marcia Koffmn, Nancy Bolkin VicevPresidem: Martha Kleburg, Lynne Hillstrom R warding Secrelary: Judy B Anderson, Carol Schersten C o expanding S acre rary: Sue Hutchins, Nancy Parker Treasurer: Shirley Yundt, Sue Hutchins Hedge Mum: Judy B. Anderson, Marcia Koffron SITTING: Nancy Patton, Joan Malusku. Cindy Pal- ton. Sharon L. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Margo Meyer. Nancy Parker. Toria Olson. Vicki Peder- sen. Jan Swanslrom. Sue Hulchins. Judy B. Ander- son. Sue Nelsen. Dawn Pioner. THIRD ROW3D'1- ane Bennell. Karen Juhm sun, Burb Foleno. Linda Dahlgren. Carol Schersten. Shirley Yundl, Kay Far- well. Kathy Schelik. Kmhy Torres, Marcia Konn, Emma Evcnsen. Judy Smolhermam BA CK ROW: Lynne Hinstrum. Jun Gowing. Suzanne Pik- el. Anne Hibbard, Barbara Speck. Nancy Bmkin. Bub. bi Tenn, Joan Vavru. Joan Clauscn. Jackie Dam June Cumaghi. Charla : Barg- rcn, Carun Hylandcr. Mur- ly chhurg. 193 SITTING; Fred Erler. Gary Gronert, Ken Nelson. Peter Lundholm. SECOND ROW: Jack Peters. Davz: Kaller, Mark Syra John C. Georgiou. Jim Break. THIRD ROW: Jim Dewar. Lynn Kusy. Paul Lund. Paul HolmeI. Jack Fields, Tom 5, Church, Brad Morrison, Randy Jacobs. Jar! Andeer. Run Lloyd, G. Tom Church. FOURTH ROW: Jim Green. Svcnd 01c Madscn. Tony Ek- dale, Norman Day, Bill Ruba. Gary La- Cruix. Kenl Andcrsun. Dennis Ferden. Greg Arling, Ron Felelsnn, George Bailin, Dun McCraryA BACK ROW: Dun Gay. Paul Swanson, Arlen Smkcs. Raymond Johnson. Eric Youngquisl. Nathan Benson. Dang Benandcr, JclT Swanson. Dave Fasbendcr, Carl Eng- slmm, Clayton Lloyd, John Puolincn. Keilh Nelson, Bill Shunas. No! Pic- tured: Dave Slrang, WA The DONis began the year by taking first place for beauty with their Homecoming float and honorable mention for their song, iiTom Doo- ley.H Social activities included Friendship Fair parties, a Haunted House Party, and a movie night, fca- turing the private showing of various films. The DONis also held a Christ- mas party for children from the An- nie Wittenmyer Home and held their winter formal with the Nurses from Moline Lutheran Hospital. Again this year the DONis won the scholarship cup. PRESIDENTS: .ch'Swansun. spring: Ron LlodeaH. Presiden 1: Ron Lloyd, JeiT Swansoni Vice President: Dave Strang, Dave Strang. Treasurer: Gary LaCroixt Doug Benander. Secretary: Gary Gronert, Brad Morrison 195 Gamma Alpha Beta The GABhs won one Honorable Mention for Homecoming: for the song hCool Water and for first place originality for our heat W611 Beat Their Wagon? They won third place in the Scholarship Cup and sponsored an all-school dance ttGAB A-Go-Go, which featured two bands competing for a prize. t The formal was entitled uMid-Winter Mag- h ic and was held at Short Hills Country Club; the informal was htA Polish Wedding. E The Great Pumpkin reappeared again this year at The GAB Halloween Serenade, ac- companied by the Axeman, Casper the Ghost, and a witch who is now listed in Witchts Witch. SITnNG: Ardell O'Nealt LarIy Lindmalk. George Hallberg. SECOND ROW: Darrell Bloom, Cal Pierson, R, Robert Lindquist, Brian Johnson, John Langc. Bob Lindstrnm. Bub Walker. Rick Meier, Craig Carter. Bob Olson. Chuck Nelson. Tod Bumh. THIRD 1 ROW: Jim Frcrinhs. Jim Yule, Torn Homer. 10: Styles, John Brunderman. Bub Ahrens. Dan Luunsberry. Georg: Pipas. Gary Maurilzson. Dav: Hogiund. Ralph Jarrendl, Ron Ferrell, Jim Slriegcl. John Lounsberry. BACK ROW: Steve Anderson, Bill Lee, Dave Brnsit Dennis Oxclgmn. Jim Landers. Steve Stark, Charles Anderson. John Slonubrakcr, Dave Mac. Al Bolingcr. Bob East- lundt Warren Slrom, Scott Peterson. Dam: Ncubausn Nat Piz- rured: Dun CLauscr. Ron Mushinsky, WIS Presdenli Tom Horncn Jim Landers Vice-Presidem: Bill Lee, Darrell Bloom Secretary: Jim Frcrichs, John Brunderman Treasurer: Dan Lounsbcrry, Steve Anderson Pledgemaslers: Ron Ferrell, Ralph Jarrendt 197 Kappa EpsNon SITTING: Gail Carlson. Pam Oden. Sandy Phclan. Gayle Tegner. SEC- OND ROW: Vicky Meyers. Karen Marinaccio, Karen Piuman. Sandy While. THIRD ROW: Laura Manson. Belly Chapman. Linnea Nelson. Polly Olson. Cathy Hansen, Calhy Banakis, Linda Edmund. Lcslie Herdegem Dixie Blumeyer. Jan Frcdrickson, Sandra Bailey. Libbi: Klaus, Linda Olson, FOURTH ROW: Linda Weslerlim Ruth Ann Rammer. Karen Vernon Jan Hulm. Linda Utkc. Gayle Raber, Mary Guslafson, Sandy Smigiel, Janis Nelson. Esther PanL Cheri Liljcdahl. Susan Fricg Kathy Johnson. Jam: Johnson. Mary Filson, BACK ROW; Carol Olson. Jun: Otzku. Marcia Sparrow. Bev Coakley, Barbara Thor- scn. Nancy Fuhr. Barb Harmsnn, Sue Thomas. Gayle Moberg. Mary Blade. Kathi Kaiser. Pat Herzog. Kmhy Kopp. Jane! Johnson. Gwen Strand- berg. Pamala Dvorak, Diana Mitchell. I95 President: Jan Holm, Linda Westerlin Vr'ce-Presidenlx Nancy Swanson, Barb Thorson Recording Secretary.- Pat Herzog, Diana Mitchell Corresponding S ecrerary: Bev Coakley, Jane Johnson Treasurer: Sue Thomas, Marcia Sparrow Pledge Mom: Jane Nohava, Vicky Meyers PRESI DENTS: Linda Weslerlin. spring; Jan Hulmulhll. Curing all ills, the Keys won hon- orable mention for originality with their homecoming medicine wagon. Their rendition of ttTumblint Tum- bleweeds won second place in song competition. The annual alumni banquet was held at the Oaks. Candles set the mood for the Christ- mas Key Tea, as well as for the in- numerable candle-lighting ceremo- nies held this year. The informal found the Key's and their dates Shipwreckedii on a desert island. They returned to Snow Cityi' for their winter formal, held with the KENE: and the Delta Chigs at the Clayton House. W9 e ... hq.,,.u.. .... .. Kappa EpsHon Nu PRESI DENTS: Shirley LculhncLJpring; Judy Frccd,fafl. The KENts celebrated their 40th anniversary in 1965 and marked the year by changing their name back to the original KEN. Their Home- coming hoat, ttWaggint for Victory? won hrst place for beauty Their anniversary celebration was held at the Plantation. For the entire school the KENts sponsored a dance and St. Patrickts Day Tea. The KENhs enjoyed the fall informal, a ttHayride Hootenannyf and the winter formal, ttSnow City,w held at the Clay- ton House with the Delta Chi's and the Keys. For the second time in a row the KENts placed third in scholarship. President: Judy Freed, Shirley Leulhner Vice-Presidem: Shirley Leulhner, Marge Schroeder Recording Secretary: Marilyn Smilic, Jan Niemcier Correspondin g Secretary.- Judy Olson, Karen Schultz Treasurer: J an Pelon Pledge Mom: Bonnie Johnson FIRST ROW: Marie Rimclmunn, Bonnie Johnson, Debbie Pctersun. Shirley Leulh- mir SECOND ROW: Judy Frumd. Jan leun. Phyllis E Anderson. Marilyn Smilic. THIRD ROW; Denise Cox. Sherry Esposr im. Karen SChIJIIL Jun Hurbclg. BACK ROW: Gloria Che . Carolyn Cook. Judy Olson. Margc Schroeder. Marcia BclL Jeanne Gim'ngs. Stephanie Walton Carolyn Tullbcrg. Cheryl Kui. .lnn Nicmeien No: Picrun'd: Karen chhlim Barb Whilq Sunm Haiku, Gloria Giadis. 20! SITTING: Sandy Swanson, Joyce Johnsun. Jan: Hague. Ammie Eckstrom, SECOND ROW.- Kalhy Stone. Marty Swath Ruth Malilm Mary Ann Handeland, Mary Whitmerc. All'rada Carlsun, Judy AV Andersam Joan Anderi sun, Sharyn Hanna. Kazuko Mal- suzawa. THIRD ROW: Jeanne NCiSBlL Judy Goodwin. Jane Chauncey. Carol TheiVagl, Kaxhie White, Bobbie Chandler. Phyklis Andsrson. Susan Rccdquisl, Linda Meyers, Lynn Kriagci. Carol Esh- fcman. Lynn Lutzke. Terri Nel- son. BACK ROW: Kathy Cash- alL Karen Carlslrnm, Char Neli son. Luis Peursun, Belly PoJIilz. Chns Gillan, Mary Bell. Jan Cab verl. Gail Larson, Pal Doncgan. Chery? Hoismh Carol Crawcll. Bully Eehnkcn, Anna Pearson. N0: Piuured: Nancy LUSSOW. Carol GrandL Joyce McGarvey. Sharon Wrighn Gladys Vig, Sina Moon; Sonja Slangcbyc. Gerri Slucmkc.Guil Thornhurgh. 202 President.- Lynn Kriegel. Gail Larson Vr'ce-Fresl'a'enr: Gail Larson, Char Nelson R ecording Secretary.- Char Nelson, Alfreda Carlson Corresponding Secretary: Jan Calvert, Terry Nelson Treasurer: Linda Meyers, Chris Gillan Piedge Mom: Jackie Zastrow, Jane Hague PRESI DENTS: Gail Larsun, :prl'ng: Lynn Kriegel,fa.'l. Homecoming 1965 brought a victory for the KTis in the form of a winning float, Ostrich-ize 'Em, and a lot of fun at the Homecoming Sing with HBuuons and Bows? The fall infor- mal was an old-fashioned Barn Party with plenty of country-style music and square dancing. A Thanksgiving bas- ket of food and Christmas gifts of toys and clothing were brought to two Rock Island families. The KT'S dined and danced at their winter formal uCandleglow, held with the Speedis in the Gold Room of the Blackhawk Hotel, 203 Omicron Sigma Omicron President: Tom Maranville, Tom Peterson. Vice President: Torn Peterson, Ron Walter. Treasurer: DaIe Havill, Ron Pearce. Secretary: Blake Wamester, Ralph Crippen. Pledgemasler: Dave Loxley. Ralph Crippen. SITTING: Allen Beneiscn, Ted Madden. Dong Anderson. SECOND ROW: Tum Skca Tom Christ. Dick Johannsen. Michael Kinscl. Brad Nalsoul Gary Juslus, Tom Johnson, Bill Adams. Russell Carlscn, Niel Jaqucl. THIRD ROW: Ralph Crippcn. Bill Sluchille. Bruce Hamilxom Blakn Wameslcr, John Jucnncr. Dick Nelson, Jack Jcpson, Rick ch. BACK ROW: Rod Johnson, Dale Haviil. Ron Pearce, George Murphy, Paul Carl: st1:d1u Bill M. Johnson Torn Peterson. Ted Larsom Tom Maranvillc. Charles Barton. Ron Waller, Davc POWcll, Bill Edmund. Nor Pictured, Dave Lux- Icy. Dan Currulhcrs. Rich Palm. 204 The 0205 began the year with their iiskin-headedaa Homecoming sing presentation of uBright College Days,n a parody of college ballads; they borrowed a popular advertising slogan for their heat, tiWeill Fight Rather Than Switch! They played a return engagement basketball game with the KSTT itGood GuysH improving this year with a twenty- point victory, and donated the pro- ceeds t0 the Rock Island County Crippled Childrenas Foundation. Highlighting the social scene and providing a happy respite from finals was the OZO-PUG winter formal, titled iiRe-hatchetf PRES! DENTS: Tom Maranvilicjalf: Tom Peterson, wring. 205 SITTING: Roger Studebaker. Bcn Bogncr. Gale Miller, Brian Alm, Larry Riepe. SECOND ROW: Jim L. An- dcrsom Bruce Appelgren. Greg Scar; Pele Benson. Bob Wild. Roger Jan; son. John Dahl. BiIL Bogner, THIRD ROW: John MacKcnzic, Jim T. An- derson. Paul Elmquist, Craywn Sheti lcl. Rob Woods. Norm SheucL Jon Ryan. Kanl Eklund. Neal P01211011, Mark Schafer. Jukc Dickcns. FOURTH ROW: Paul chuhaupL Skip Poulson. Bill Larimcn Bl Tcl- lccn. John Wehcn Les Swenscn. Bill Moorcmn, Dan Johnson. Keilh nghl, Bob Hodgdon. Dan Jensen Jim Bram. John Wahlin. BACK ROW: Eric Nul- son. Phil Tcllecm Gordon Nclsum C-une Davis. Gary Anderson. Lurry Swanson. Draw Knrkow. Slave Snow Stan Puucamp. Wayne Johnson, Berl Hall. Jim Couch. Duane Lindstrom. Gen: Utku. Ward Nclson. Na! Pir- mred: John Coy. Jack McDaniclm Rod JosJin. 206 The POPS started the year actively by win- ning the rope pull, the yell contest with tiRum, rum, rumble 'em, tum, tum, tumble 'emfi and the sing contest with tiMaria. They won second place for beauty with their fioat ttAugie Dog-hot 0n the tail for vic- tory. POPis and their dates dressed as TV and movie personalities for the fall informal based on the tttrivia game theme. A day of winter sports preceded the formal held at the Chestnut Hills Ski Lodge in Galena,. Illinoisi PRES! DENTS: Wayne JohnsonJizH; Don Jensen. spring President: Wayne Johnson. Don Jensen Vr'ce- President: Don Jensen, Bill Moorcroft Secretary: Rod Joslin, Brian Alm Treasurer: Bill Bogner, Rob J. Woods Pledgemasler: Jack Coy, John MacKenzie 207 Rush began the year on a sweet note for the Phi Rhots although in the rush a ttGreal Game Robbery lost its caboose, Frustrations were forgotten, however, when the Phi Rhots won the Homecoming sorority sing with The Birch Tree. Wink tumh, was the new rage at the fall informal, while smiling and shyly expectant children's faces gave an eyefull of meaning to Christmas spirit. A new semester brought hopes and plans and budget cuts, as the Phi Rhots kept in mind the prospects of a spring formal on a river boat. 208 k Presidem: Marcia Baccus, Carol Rydeen Vice-Presidenfx Ruth Anderson, Carol DeLay Recording Secretary: Barb Johnson, Betty Peterson Corresponding Secretary: l Mary Atkinson, JoAnn Pearson Treasurer: I Jane Knski, Jane Koski I Pledge Mom: R Barb Almberg, Marilyn Nocerini PRESI DENTS: Carol Rydcem .rpring: Malcia Baccusjull. SITTING: Sandra Greer, Juncl Carl- son, Mary Atkinson Lloyd. Marilyn No- ccrini, SECOND ROW: Trish Diggs. Chris Slopuulus, Carol Ward, Carol Iver- son. Judy Thompson. Pris Storey. Bar- bara Baugh, Joy Sberlnii. JuAnn Paar- son. THIRD ROW: Kathy Anderson, Lorain: lngmanson. Candi Kane, Joe- lene Bakcn Jam: Koski. Susan Andcr- son, Chris Lingwull. Marcia Makinen, Belly Pelersun. Janinc lngmnnsun, Christa Hansen Carol Rydecm FOURTH ROW: Jennie chgel. Mur- cia Baccus. Nancy BumIs. Paula Sand- berg Karen Walker. Katrina Larson, Karen Bunas, Carol DcLay. Julie Luck- en. Nancy Greem Barb Almhcrg, Brill Lorstrand. Mary Ann Boncasky, Judy Andcrsan Willem. Cindi Nelson. BA CK ROW: Cyndi Carlson. Connie Blake. Carolyn Munsam Tina Bunsen. Barb Johnsnm Barbara Kay. Janice Pallncn Marla Slcwun, Linda Frey, Sue Hulscn. Kama Lingwull. Carolyn .Iucubsum Ed- wina Tinker, 11th Ann Guslul'sun. Ruth Lindquim. Val Bolinger. Ruth Anderson. 209 Upsilon Gamma SITTING: Jan Berghuh, Barry Bergstrom, Jack Nelson. Michael Pau. Dennis Popp. SECONDROW: Howard Jacobsen. Ron Boyd. R037 cr Thomas. David Holmcr. Jack Guslafsom Merrill Birgcrson. Lo- rcn Swanson. Dave Kuivula. Ken Thomson. John Fredberg. THIRD ROW: Dun Blakcslcc, William Norman. Ken Wingard. Tom O Rourke. Dave Skvarla, Paul Haycs. Ron Lincolm Kan Hoh. Gary Peterson Run Nelson, Lowell Johnson, BACK ROW: Barry Mic, kclscn. Bill Grubcr. Don Ander- son. Bob Carlsuom. Dennis Paul- san, Bryan Wemerl, Bob Ryden. John Nabily. Ron Fem Reynold Reuszc. Jim Aho. Pclcr Oarlelos. Paul Larson. Nor Pictured: Emch Filip Ed Falkman. 2H3 After entertaining the alumni with their Homecoming Song, 'tLittle Brown Building, the PUGts continued to up- hold their distinction for unique floats, giving variety to the Homecoming Pa- rade. Soon afterward, they had their third annual TIKI party, arrayed with their own TIKI ttgod, bamboo huts, and rock quarry. The PUGis held their winter formal with the 0205 at the Davenport Country Club, renewing old rivalries with the theme of ttRe-hatchetft The fraternity kicked olT their 50th an- niversary with an all-school Valentineis t Dance and continued to plan for their climactic celebration during Homecom- ingin 1966. PRESIDENTS: Denny Popp,fm'f.' Keri Thomson, wring. President: Denny Popp. Ken Thomson. Vice President: Ken Thomson, Ed Falkman. Treasurer.- Gary Peterson, Bill Gruber. Secretary: Paul Larsont Ron Lincoln. 2H Delta PRESIDENTS: Bob Ramsey, spring: ClilTBrooksJarI. This was a busy year for the Roundels. Starting off with a Friendship Fair 13- land Party with the Speeds, the Roun- dels worked feverishly Homecoming eve building their float ttSpur on to Victory . The annual Homecoming dinner was held at the Plantation. The Roundels sponsored several all-school dances fea- turing the ttNight People't and a folk singing concert with the ttNewports. In January the winter formal was held at the Clayton House in Davenport. A Tom Jones party, a barbeque, and the Spring Formal ended the year. President: CliffBrooks, Bob Ramsey Vice-President: Bob Ramsey, Don Prybsr SEcrelary: John Leonardson, Sam Dorlaque Pledgemaslers: Mike. Olson, Ed lngold Treasurer: Jim Hakala SITTING; Bob Kempiners. Ed lngoldx Dave Strand. SECOND ROW: Mike Olson. Jim Nelson. Marcel Jnnowski. Greg Pcuy. Clark Eurlingume. Sam Dorluquc. Bob Ramsey: John Bell. Bob SlephensonV THIRD ROW: Richuld Tibbiis. Duvid Kcmp. Jim Hakaln. Pul OBIEcn. Joc Vcrmeirc. Ron Tingley. Jim Gusxufson. Slew: Schultz. Don Pryber. Mi- nard Ace. Mark Brew. HACK ROW: Rich, ald Erickson. Dick Dishnu. Jim Zelhmuyr. Clilf Brcoks. Eric Engslronn John Hcmn, Juhn Ringquisl, Dave Cuupcr. Rob Hordon. JulT Pricc, Dunne Grcnicr. Mun Lumhcrl. ND! Pirmre'd: Mark Anderson. Rick Porlcr. Dennis Shaw: John Leonardxum 2I3 SITTING: Jan Lchmann. Marcia Ander- son, Jill Dmgoo. Ellen Blcycr. SECOND ROW: Nancy Seiler. Jackie Dragon. AnA neua Bray. Cheryl Olson. Carla Hammcr- lurid, Judy Fiechler. Sue Meskm Pam Pallerson. Carolyn Hawkinson. Susan Freye. Pam Peters. Ann Bcadcn, Anna Nordlandcr. THIRD ROW: Martha Kil- linger. Barbara Frcderick. Carol: Inge- son. Alvina Turroncz. Cathy Healh. Lynn Olson. ijbcrlu: Clark, Shirley Hed- quist. Jean Carson. Barb Froehlich. Debi arah PrachL Mary Kay Valsouno. Alice Roth. Marcy Ranch. BACK ROW: J'o- anne PrachL Madclynn Viclorson. Cheryl Puarsun, Sandy Sluil, Mary Johnson, Car- olyn Kropp, Clam Schneider, Judy Peterv 50m Penny Van Rim. Manlyn Bjork. Giny Park. Lcsloc Carlson. Linnea Gustafscm Manna Lulz. Sally Starkwcalhcr. Nor Pictured: Pam Irvine. The Speed,s started the year off with the hang of a hammer as they constructed their Homecom- ing fioat, ttNorth Park's Last Stand, depicting a football sink- ing under Augustanats mighty ar- row. They enjoyed a hayride, fol- lowed by dancing, at their fall in- formal. Plenty of food and fun Filled the evening as the Speedts hosted underprivileged children at a Christmas party. The winter formal. Candleglow, was held with the KTts. PRESIDENTS: Anna Nordlunder. spring: Sandy StuitJaH. President: Sandy Stoit, Anna Nordlander Vl'ce-Presidem: Marcia Anderson, Linnea Gustafson Recording Secretary: Ann Boaden, Marcy Ranch Correxpnnding Secretary: Linnea Gustafson. Carole lngeson Treasurer: Marilyn Bjork. Mary Kay Valsoano Pledge Mom: Pam Patterson. Mary Johnson 215 Athlet Competition. Co-operation. Exuberance. Perseverance. Victory? Defeat? Spirit. Sportsmanship. 2i? Football Led by head coach Ralph Starenko, assistant coach Ted Kessinger, and new assistant coach Charles Emery, and captained by a trio of seniors, I ack Coy, Bernie Mnichowicz, and Ken Thom- son, the football team closed out a respectable season with a final record of 4Q2-2. The grid- ders played consistently good defensive football; on the offensive they found their rushing attack more eifective than their passing. 0f their total net yardage gain of 1689 yards, 1114 resulted from rushing. Again during the 1965 season Augie had its foot- ball stars. Mnichowicz, Augiets most valuable line- man, and Thomson were named to the All-CCI defensive team for the second year in a row; Coy and Harry Moravec were named to the offensive team. Coy, Augiets most valuable back, led the team in ground gained for the third straight year 216 fQBSZ 31153-5 M11 with 381 yards and was also the teams leading scorer with 36 points. Jim Anderson, who in his first year as full-Iime quarterback, completed 49 passes for 561 yards and accounted for a total of 694 yards and 24 points, was one of the many underclass stars on the Viking squad. An outstanding aspect of the season was the fine play of the underclassmen who, due to the fact that there were only three seniors on the team, filled many key positions. Such standouts as An- derson, Norm Ayer, Frank Savarese, Bob Con- nell, Dennis Paulson, Fred Johnson, and most valuable freshman, Ken Wingard, not only played good football but gained valuable experience as well Teamed together with the many promising freshmen, they should produce an excellent team and a successful season for the Vikings in 1966. Augie Augie Augie Augie Augie Augie Augie 17 27 14 7 20 Augie 33 ...... 7 13 SeasoWs Record ............... Concordia Teachers 7 . . ...................... Wanburg 6 ........................ Carthage 21 ......................... Millikin 7 ....................... North Park 14 ............ North Central 20 ..................... Ill. Wesleyan 20 .......................... Carroll 13 FIRST ROW.- Roger Studebaker, manager, Norm Ayer, John Coy, Danni: Paulson, Fred Johnson, Eumie Mnichowicz, Ken Thomson, Harry Moravec, Dan Carruthers, Bob Council, Jim Anderson, Frank Savarese, John MacKenzie, Fred Fields. trainer. SECOND ROW: Paul Castro, assisiant coach, John Fogleman, assistant coach, Roger Thomas, Ray Matesvac, Dave Koivula, Chuck Bashaar, Paul Wilson, Pal Keenan, Ken Wingard, Jeff Maurus, Gunnar Nilsson, Jack Dickey, Dick Haugen, Vic Butsch, Ron Walter, Chuck EmEry, coach, Ted Kcssinger, coach. THIRD ROW: Richard VanAusdall, equipment manager, Bill Ullmark, trainer, John Arvanis, Emil Filip, Larry Boyer, Ruben. Carbcr. Acie Earl, Phil Telleen, Ron Boyd, Run Henry, Joe Vermeire, Ran Mushinsky, Larry Morris, Rogers Freedlund, Ron Pearce. Tom ORourke, Bryan Crompmn, Tom Tessiature, Ralph Starenku. head coach, Kelly Wynn, assistant coach. BACK ROW: Keenan Orro, Bob Comm, John Olson, Doug Anderson, Dennis Oxelgren, Robert Carlslrom, Pete Ekblad, Randy Carlson, Paul Antler, Bill Norman, John Smim, Bill Gruber, Bryan We- men; Doug Morton, Don Manon. Alan Lund, Kent Eklund, Thomas Gahl, Dale Morgan, Jon Hayes, Bill Stuleville, John Heron, Hoimes Beausang, assistant coach. Coaches Kessinger and SIarcnko on the phone. 2l9 Coy is brought down by two North Central tacklers after sizable gain. Good pass proteclion gives Anderson time to get set, Savarese makes his move around and with the aid at good blocking. Anderson feeds to Walter as teammates offer running room; Ayer goes high to pick of. a North Park pass. HBIfbaCk NONE Aye: skirts around right end. 3 I N ' 3 ?RS 1 4 AR? R 0U E I Harriers warming up before CCI mecl. Cross-Country The Augie cross-country team finished its first season under Coach Armin Pipho in third place in the CCI with a 5W6 record. Honorary captain and most valu- able player Gale Miller led the team of six lettermen which also included senior John Coolidge and underclassmen Neal Davis, Dan Lounsberry, Mark Schafer and Jim Zethmayr. Miller set the Augie four-mile record of 21:00 in a CCI meet and also holds the Augie home four-mile record of 22:46, set at lhc Saukcc Golf Course. 222 SeasonVs Record Augustana Augustuna Augustana Augustana Augusmna Augustana Augustanu Augustana Auguslanu Auguslana Augustana 54 39 35 15 25 38 33 ......... Wurlburg 32 Millikin ...... Carthage , Carroll ...... Rockford Monmouth North Central St. Ambrose .......... Knox . Elmhursl ..... North Park 15 23 20 ll 44 30 20 22 39 43 32 KNEELINGA Coach Piphc, Neal Davig John Coolidgm Gall: Miller. STANDING: Jim Zelhmayr, Dan Lounsberry. Jim Ogam Mark Schufur. Not Pictured: George Pipus. iugi .. . KNEELING: Bob MEIL Gary Plcggenkuhlc. Dave Helmet. Bob Hodgdon, Gordon Kmkcad. Bert Hall, Jim Bracli Tom Skea. STANDING: Cnach Lenny Kullis. Brad Nelson. Sieve Snow. Slan Basketball Coach Lenny Kallis ended a fif- teen year career as head basket- ball coach this season; his men have set all the school basket- ball records except the team win- loss record, missing it by one game. Don Cervenka closed out his basketball career as a four-year letterman. Gordon Kinkead, a jun- ior, wound up his playing days in coliege holding the schoolis all- time field goal record of 172 and the free-throw percentage per sea- son of 86.670. Stan Puttcamp, a junior, and Steve Snow, a fresh- man, gave outstanding perform- ances. Augie had a 9il3 season and tied with Carthage for fourth place in the CC1. Puucarnp. Jim Skelleyi Don Cervenka. Ken Cox, Larry Swanson. Dav: Moe, Dennis Carlson Rob Woodsi Coach Armin Pipho, 2'23 Seasonys Record Augie 86 ..................... , ...... North Central 88 Augie 71 .............................. MucMurruy 91 Augie 68 ......................... Illinois Wesleyan 82 Augie 71 ,, ,. .. .. .. ...Westcrn Illinois 96 Augie 647...7...7...........7..H....7SLAmbrose 67 Augie 58......7..7......7........7..7..7.Simpson 56 Augie 83W ,... ....... Millikin 70 Augie 69 ............................. St. Ambrose 67 Augie 44.........,.....7..7.7H7,,...North Park 43 Angie 69 ............................... Carthage 75 Angie 83 ..... .,, ,. ,,. .............. Carroll 68 Augie 77' ................................ Grinnell 79 Angie 77 .................................. Aurora 79 Augie 82 Carroll 60 Augie 607.............7.....77....77..St.Ambrose 65 Augie 68 ......................... North Central 59 Augie 60 Elmihursl 6l Augie 53 ..................... . illinols Wesleyan 90 Augie 93 .................... .. .. ..... Millikin 94 Augie 90 ,,,,,,,,,, , 777777 , ........ .Western lliinois 78 Augit: 76 ........................ Carthage 64 Augie 76 ............. , ............. North Park 84 3 Snow wmcs lwn. Playmakcr Gordon Kinkead. 214 7777- Ccrvenka afler loose ball. Kinkcad ups tally. 11's. minc. says Sum Pulicamp, a: Cox look: on. 225 KNEELING: Eric Hengst. Bob Garman. John Lambert. STAND, ENG: Coach Tad Kessinger, Bruce Smith, Ben Bogner, Emil Filip, Wrestling This was wrestling coach Ted Kes- singcrhs best year with a 7h0 dual meet and a 270 quadrangular record. The team was sparked by such stand- outs as tri-captains Bob Garman, Jon Henning, and John Lambert, Norm Ayer, Eric chgst, Fred Johnson, and Harry Moravec. Lambert, the most valuable wrestler, has bccn un- defeated in dual meets for four years; he holds every Augustana wrestling record and is rated second in small colleges in the nation. The team dis- played depth in winning CCI ChamV pionship for the fourth straight year at weight classes of 123,137.145,177, and l9l; Lambert and Hengst are the only men leaving. Five men went to the nationals this year. Overall, Augie was rated as thirtcenth among smail colleges in the nation last year and hoped to be rated higher this year. in Bob Howey, Harry Moravec. Fred Johnson. JelT Muurus. Ray Matesuvuct Jon chningt Norm Ayer.NotPit1ured:Bnh Slephensun. The bench gives ulhlclic support. g Auguslanu Auguslana Auguslana Auguslana Augustana Augustana Augustana Auguslana Season's Record 23 27 17 12 21 ............ Wartburg 6 , , ,,,,,,,,,, Loras 6 ...... Western Illinois l4 l9 MacMurray 12 35 lllinoxs Wesleyan 3 ...... Wisconsin State 19 ...... North Central 6 . Knox 0 48 lsliMonmouih Quadrangular lst-Coe Quadrangular 2ndiWheamn Invitational IsLiCCIifor the fourth straight year Lambert after quick pin. chgsl lidCS his man uul. Henning with near fall. Quasi dues lhejub, ., --v-. -Tvv,a w v 77.1 1' , Bogncr lakes his man down. 226 r. I l l ?.I hxxx h hhhhhh X I hh Coach Emery with some last minule strategy. Run Mushinsky. .Ion Bernslcn. Coach Emery. Rick Sandway. strum; Bill Millmun. Swimming Coach Charles Emery, in his hrst year at Augie, had a swimming team made up mostiy 0f sophomores. The team has great prospects for next year since Dave Strang is the only member to graduate. The team placed first in the Viking Olympics and second in the CCI. Eight school records were broken this year: Gene Davis in the 60-yard freestyle, Greg Sears in the 200-yard freestyle, the 400-yard medley relay, Don Clauser in the 200-yard breast- stroke, Jim Schick in the lOO-yard butterfly, the 200-yard butterhy, the 220-yard individual medley and the 400-yard individual medley. Captain Jim Schick also took flrst place in the CCI 200- and 400-yard individual medley. Don Cluuser. Gene Davis. Greg Seats. 3ch: Lundccn. Jim Schick Terry Jolmsont Rick Simmons. Bob Linde 229 Season's Record Sears and Strung thhe blocks. Augustana 25 ................ Loyola 70 Augustana 38 .......... North Central 57 Augustana 54 ................ Knox. 41 Augustana 38 ............... Beloit 53 Augustana 13 . . . . . . , Western Illinois 82 Auguslana 54 Wisconsin State Triangular 76 ! Augustana 54 ........ Illinois Wesleyan 4l Augustana 48 .. lst-Viking Olympic 2ndirCCI Bradley 47 A recordihruaking limu. Schick olTIhe turn. 230 KNEEUNG: Rhclt Simmondsh Neai Davis, Juhn Caolidgc, Marl: Schafsr. Pclc Ekbladh Galc Millch Greg Gunning, George Pipas. BACK ROW: Craig Carten Pnui Carlslcdlh Gcorgc Drost, Tom Tesr Track In his hrst year as track coach, Coach Armin Pipho had a team of 25 men, including nine rBturning lcuermen. Freshmen added depth; Jeff Smithers, a freshman from Moline com- peted in exhibition. John Coolidge, a senior, was this year1s captain. School record holders on this yearhs team were junior Mark Schafer at 0:21.41 in the 220, John Coolidge al l:55.7 in the 880, and sophomore Jim Ogan at 135 feet in the pole vault. siamrch Jim Ogan, Charles Bashaar. Bert. Hall. Tom Pclusom Ken Wingard, Dan Lounsbcrry. Les Swanson. Jon charL Rogers Freud, lund. Jim Emu. Coach Armin Pipho. Couch Pipho gives lnsl-minul: inslrumiun. 23l Miller and Lounsbcrry lead in twowmilc. Big Ken Wingard heavcs lhe ShOL CCI champs 19651 232 Brae! eyes tape at finish ofhigh hurdles Hull stuns winningjump. Schufumnd Ogan En oncilwo finish. Coolidge lends m half mac. 233 1m ,Hx H Egugfwghf ! , 5,5 W?! ??$ng ':'- kw : 5W? 52:35:55 I! T! $325 m 5:11 I; 5?, ml J Mi; 1 l. i??? 3 VV FIRST ROW: Cum Cook, George Benny. Jim DeJovinc.Erian Olivier. son, manager: Al chning, Bob Karlblom. George Slrombom, Dick Jim Anderson. SECOND ROW; John Hindenburg. Renny Reuszc, Van Ausdall.trainer.'Couch Lenny Kallis. Skip Duhlsline, Rich Prohl, Jim Couch. BACK ROW: Gordon Nel- Baseball Coach Lenny Kallish 1965 baseball team for the hrst time won the CC1 title outright; the 1952 team had tied for the championship. Two members of the ,65 team, Bob Karl- blom and Curt Cook, were chosen as College All-Americans; Augus- tana was the only college in the na- tion to have two men receive this honor. Three returning lettermen and outstanding players on the 1966 team were tri-captains Jim L. An- derson, Jim C0uch, and Kenny Reusze. Season's Record Augustana Auguslana Auguslana Augustana Augustana Augustana Augustana Augustana 9 ............. Loras 2 ........... Monmuulh 8. Monmouth 9 l0 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Millikjn 27l2 ..... North Central 5- S ............. Carthage 9- 3 ......... North Park 117 3 ...... Illinois Wesleyan Season Renard l1 2 CCI Record 8 2 The CC! chumps. 235 war it ,Adw v $3 7-,:- i'muns KNEELING: Tim Lomperis. Neal Peterson, Duve Blomquist. Pele Bansunt Lance Lor- cmzen. STANDING: Gem: Utke. Jack Peters, Coach Hurry Johnsunt Ray Johnson, Bill Teileen. Tennis The tennis scene held bright prospectg for this year for Coach Harry Johnson. The Augie team was CCl champ last year and all the iettermen, Pete Ben- son, Dave Blomquist, Lance Lor- entzen, Jack Peters, Neal Peterson and Gene Utke, returned this year. There were strong hopes that the top four men would win the CC1. The team has depth for next year, too, since Peterson and Utke are the only two to graduate this year. The tennis team took a southern tour playing such teams as East Texas State, North Texas State, Texas Wesleyan, and the University of Houston. Couch Johnson lnlks to seniors Ulke and Peterson. 2'36 he.- Benson braces for return Peterson on the offensive. Ginds crew: Ulke. Lorenlzcn. Benson. Pelcrsun. w 237 KNEELING. Ralph Janendl. Ken Porter. Dan Rupp. Pelersun. Coach Charles Emcry,Bil1L:c, Dave Mot, 235 Golf Coach Charles Emery in his first year as golf coach and Captain Bill Lee, hoped for a third straight CCI Championship this year. The top men on the squad were Bill Lee and Gary Peterson, both seniors. The Augie team faced goifers from the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, the Air Force Academy, Illinois State University and Western Illinois. STA N D! N G: Steve Putting out. Stark. Gary FIRST ROW: Pris Storey. Sande: Greer. Sue Fries. Lynn Morsch. Carol Iversun, Laura Mnnsnn HACK ROW: Duanc Lindsuum. Bcll Cheerleaders Pyramid Ofchccr Jf Elia. L Hall, Jack Guslufson. LUWCII Johnson, Ed Fulkman. Wally Ham: John Fredberg. Jack Ekslrom, Pom-Pom Girls Ha . . -- FIRST ROW: Libbic Klaus. Pam Odcn. Sm: Hutchins. Saintly H' Cindy Dale. Julie Bowen, BACK ROW: Lynnc Hillslmm. Linda Ulkc. Linda Smith. Karen YrL Carolyn Jacobson. April Andaman. Pal Hcrzog. Na: Pirmn-d: Gail Carlson. 239 ty Isolation? Contact. Business. Culture. Service. Exchange, Benefit. 241 t 1 1 g t l 242 Looking for the Best -and the Latest? Read . .. 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BRIAN R Kewanuc, Illinois Engfr'sn ths Wha in American Collngcs and UniversJ- ucs; P1 Epsilon Nu; Representative Assembly: Band; WVIK; Observer, Edilon Associate Editdr. Managing Editor; Public Board: Writer's Club;SNEA: FhiOmcga Ph1 rienlalion Leader. ALMBERG. BARBARA J. Joliel. Illinois Transfer: Jolie: Junior College Elementary Edurarr'on Auguslana Choir; SNEA: WAA; Phi Rhm Ru, carding Secmary. Pledge Mother; Homecoming Committee. ANDERSON, DENNIS V East Malina. Illinois Transfer University of Illinois AH Arl Club ANDERSON. MARCEA K. Molina minuis Transfer: Black Hawk College French German Club: Sigma Pi Dalia, Vice-Prcsidem. ANDERSON, MARILYN J. Cha rin Falls. Ohm .Enjg i131 Chapel Choir; Observer: Ruckatywt; WAA: Chi Omcga Gammu ANDERSON RUTH E. Praphutstowm Illinois M wic- EducaHorr Augustana Choir. Secretary; LSA: Women's Hausa Council: Phi Rhu Vice-presidcnl: Sigma Alpha luta; Homecoming Plincess. ANDERSON. STEVEN Rockford. Illinois Accounting Commerce Club; Gamma Alpha BelaA ARNOLD, RICHARD C, Molinc. Illinois Economic: ATKINSON. MARY V. Rock Islam Illinois Spud: Carrrclian Sigma Alpha Eta: Commerce Club: Women's League: Phi Rho. Corresponding Sacrclary. BACCUS, MARCIA D Molina. lllinuis Accounting R. A. Committee: Commerce Club. Secrclary: WAA; Phi Rhu Presidenl. Treasurer: 18 Council: Homecoming Commiucc. BARQUIST. DAVID L. Molina Illinois nyckofagy WVIK: Psychology Club; APO; Young chubii- cans Club. BATRA. HARISH Rnhlak tPunJabL India Transfer: Punjab UMVEISily Econanucs BAUERSFELDJOHN E. Rack island, Illinois Transfm: Cornell U niVCrsily. St. Ambrose College Malhmrariu RA. Committee: Chapel Chair, Commerce C1ub: Math Club. BENANDER. DOUGLAS N, Des Muinca. Iowa Transfer: Grand View Junior College 5115mm: A dmmh'lrmian Cummcrcc CLub: DcLlu Omega Nu. Pledge MasV ler; Orientation Leader; Frcindship Fair Commu- lcu; Homecoming Commillcu. BENSONCHRISTINA L. Skokim Illinois Elementary Education Who's Who in Arms 'cun Collcgu and Universi- IiCS; Augustana Chelr: Swedish Club: Proctor: WAA; Women's House Council; Phi Rho; IS Council. Prusidcnl; ViiRoyally Auendanl: OIicni lalian Leader: Homecoming Pup Committee: HandelOralorio Socicly. BERG. ROBERT C. chuna, llkinois Biology LSA: Swudish Club; Wrestling: Football. BERGER, BARBARA J. Bwuendorf. Iowa peerl- BIRGERSON. MERRILL J. Granville. IllinDis Transfer: La Sallc-Peru Oglcsby Junior College iifslary Auguslana Choir: Chapel Chou Gimma. B ACKMOM ANNA P. Rock Island,l1linuis Elementary Education BLADE. MARY L. Malina. Illinois Englixh WAA; Freshmen Crass Secretary; Kappa Epsilon; Oricnlation Leader. BLOCKHUS JEA NER, Rock Island. Illinois Transfcr: Biack Hawk Collage Ehmemary Eduran'an BOGNER. SUSAN B. Shameld. Illinois Transfer; Illinois Stale Univusily Hiuary Obscrvcr; SNEA: Kappa Epsilon: Orientation Leader. BOON ER, WILLIAM E. Lockridgc. lows English-Hisrary Akms; Raprcsenlalivc Assembly; LSA; Proctor: Men's House Cnunc'l' Tribe of Vikings; Junior Class Vice-Prcsidcnt: h: Omega Phi. Treasurcr: Orientalion Leader: Hcmccoming Cammilloe: Wrestling. BOLTON, MICHELE M, Rock Island, Illinois Educmicn BROOKS CLIFFORD D. Rapids City, Jllinois Paljncal' Scream Debate: Rho Nu Della. Secrclary. President; IF Council: Orientation Leader. BROWN. HOLLY L. Rocklsland.1llinois aion'ogy Orchcslra: Biology Club; Women! Hulls: Canny cil; Chi Omega Gamma. BROWNV ROBERT N. Molinc lllinois PrehMadirine Biology Club. BUDD. RICHARD R. Santa Maria. Califmnia Mum- Education BUFE. BRUCE N. Molina, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Engn'iJh BUNAS. KAREN D. Chicago. Illinois Spud: Carrerrinn Sigma Alpha Etu, Recording Secrctmy: Phi Rho: Homecoming Commillen. BURNS. SHARON .l. Coal Valley. lllxncus Tmnsfcr: Wtsl Virginia Wesleyan Ill'l WAA; Art Club; Dcilu Psi Kappa. BURNS. THOMAS Rock Island, Illinois Transfar: Sl. Meinreld College Psydrofagy Pi Upsilon CARCARI, PA UL A. East Malina. Illinois Transfer: Black Haurk Coilcgc Mechanical Enginegring CALDWELL. DONALD S Rock Island. Illinois Transfer; Black Hawk College, Western Illinois Unwersily 3111511935 Administrmiorr Commerce Club; Beta Omega Sigma. CARLSON, ALFREDA Gulcsburg, Illinois Hisrary Tuppcrs: Rockcly-l: SNEA; German Club; Kappa Tau. Trcasurcr. CARLSON. CARL R. Rockford, llfinois Maibeman'c: Alum; Commerce Club; Proctor; Math Club; Men's House Councii; Friendship Fair Commil- lee; Tennis. CARLSON, MARY ELLEN Rockford. Illinois Engfixh Toppers: Phi Alpha Theta: Wrilefs Club; SNEA: Swedish Club, Pracmr; Wumen's House Cuuncil: Chi Omega Gamma; Orientation Leadcr. CARLSON P DENNIS RockfurdJ llIOiS Mulhemalr'cx Proctor; Math Club: Men's Hons: Council. Sec- retary; Bela Omega Sigma: Basketball Manager. CERVENKA. DONALD W. Cicero, Illinois Mathrmarfu Cummcrcc Club; Basketball. Baseball. CHAPMAN WAYNE L. Chicago. Iilinuis Tra nsfur: Amundsen Junior Collage Business Admfniurmian Commerce Club; Pi Upsilv Gamma;Tcnnis. CHAUNCEYJANEM. Ml. Vernon, Illinois Elemenmry Educarion Toppers; Chapel Choir: LSA; SNEA; WAA; Kappa Tau. CHURCH. G. THOMAS Molina. Illinuis Prew Mm'icin? R, A, Committee: Chapel Chair: AC5: BiOngY Club; Proctor: Men's Hausa Council: Della Omega Nu; Humecaming Committee; A11 CiubV COOK CAROLYN Rock lslancL lllinais Transfu: AurDra College Business Adminislmlfanv-A tmnming Commercc Club; Kappa Epsilon NuA COOLEY. VA LERIEC. Buffalo, Ngw York Transfer: Smilh Callcgc Musk Educalian Chapel Choir; SN EA: Sigma Alpha Iola. COOLIDG E. JOHN L. Ruck Island. Illmois Hijlory R. A. Commiuee: Tribe of Vikings: Cross Comp lrinaplain; Trackicaplain, CORSON. DIANES. Moline Illinois Transfer: Illinois Wesleyan Univcrsily Speech COYl JOHN F . Kankakce. Illinois Mu Ihemarfcs- Businm- A d'mim'uralion who's Who in American Collcgcs and Universi- lies; R A. Cummiuec; Commerce Club. Treas- urer; Math Club: Men's House Council. Vice- prESidcuL; Tribe of Vikings. Presidcnl; Senior Class Vice President; Phi Omega Phi: Oriemalion Lcader; Football. CREDE. JOHN R Peoria. Hlinois Transfcr: Universityol'lllinois Marhmmriu Clla lChDir:Math1ulm CR WELLCAROL A. ML Morris. Illinois Hhrory Alpha Psi Omega: Rockcly-I; Wrilcr's Club: SNEA1Wumcn's House Council: Kappa Tau. DAHLSTROM. EVELYN C. Davenporl. Iowa Arruunring Commerce Club; SNEA; Spanish Club. DAWSON PAUL F. Gary, Indiana Philmophy . . Who's Who in American Colleges and Umvcrsl- 265 lies: Omicron Delta Kappa; Akros: LSA: Chris- iian MissionL Presicinnl: Mcrfs Huuse Council. President: Friendship FairCornmiIIee; Wrestling. DELAY. CAROL L. LaGrange. Illinois Amerimnsmdl'e: Who's When in American Cnlleges and Universi- ties: Mortar Board; Pi Epsilon Nu: CUBOM: Observer: Rockely-I; Proctor: WAA: Phi Rh . Sccmmy; 15 Council: Tcrrapin-dalphin: Wash- ington Semesler. DELAY. Vl NCIL E. DaVcnpon. Iowa Bushes: Administralion Orchestra: Commcro: Club. DELLOSJOHN NA Molina. Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk Coucg: Dummy Adnlihijlralmn DEWAR. JIM A. Blue Island. Illinois Transfer: Concordia Teachers College Palirfml Sa'ence DULANEY. RICHARD P. Rock Islant Illinois Transfar: Black Hawk College Emory DUNCAN. RICHARD D. Chicago. Lllinuis Philamphy RelfgI'0rr Who's Whu in American Collages and UnchIsi- tics; Rcligious Board; WVIK: LSA. President; Church Vocalions Association; Men's House Council. Chaplain. Vict-prtsidmti Tribe If V? kings; Della Omega Nu; Oricnlat'mn Leader: Homecoming Committee: Basketball; Track: Campus Church Commiucc. DV'ORAK PAMELA J. Chicago, Illinois Transfer: Bradley University Mmir Education Augusta : Choir; Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Alpha Iota. President. EASTLUND, ROBERT L. Anlhon. Iowa Psychology Rtliginus Board; LSA: Church Vocalions Associv alinn; Fsyclmlogy Club: Gamma Alpha Beta: Ori- entation Leader; Baseball. ECK. MARY JANE Rock Island. Illinois Engliih EDMUND, WILLIAM C. Rock Island. Illinois Arcaummg Commute Club; Omicron Sigma Omicron. EKSTROM. JILL S Park Ridgc, Illinois Social Work Chi Omega Gamma. Secretary, Vicc-pr:sid:nl. EKSTROM. MARCIA L. Crystal Lake. Illinois Spanish Toppers; Rockety-I: Swsdish Club; Ocrrnan Club; WAA; Kappa Epsilon: Chocrleader: National Spanish Society; Phi Bela Kipp?!- ERICKSON. ANDREA Chicago. Illinois Psychology Sigma Pi Della. ERICKSON. RICHARD P. Molina. Illinois Chemistry Band: ACS; APO: Trib: of Vikings: NW N Della; Tcrrapin-Dolphin; Swimmingv FALKMAN. EDWIN G. St. Paul. Minnesota Palfzicaf Science Akrus; Debate; German Cinb; Pi Upsilon Gamv ma. Social Chairman; IF Council; Cheerleader; Washington Scmeskr. FELLNER. RONALD W. Rock Island, lllinois Basins: Adminijtralion FITZGERALD. ROSEMARY Rock Island. Illinois Speech Rrhabilimn'on Sigma Alpha Ela: Phi Theta Kappa. FITZSIMMONS. LYNNE G. Rock Island. Illinois Hinary WAA: Phi Rho. FREDBERG, ELIZABETH Rockfard, Illinois Social Work FREDERICK. BARBARA A. Pcru. Illinois Tmnsfcr: LaSulla-Peru Oglcsby Junior CDllege 2615 Biology LSA; Binlogy Club: Sigma Pi Della, FREK EDWARD D. Murray HilL New Jersey Grnlagy Sigma Gamma Epsilon; LSA; Math Club. GARTELOS. PETER 1. Rock Island. Illinois Transfer: Nonhwcstcm Universily Political Science ngale; Pi Upsilon Gamma, GAY. DON D Ouumwa. Iowa Biolagy Dalla OmEga Nw GRANDT. CAROL L. Chicago. Illinois Hismry Rockcty-l. Faculty Edilor' Phi Alpha Them; LSA; WAA: Kappa Tau; riandship Fair Com- miuce: Homecoming Committee; History Forum CD-chnirman. GRANOT. KAREN A. Downers Grove, Illinois nyckolugy Rockcty-I; SNEA; Biology Club; Psychnlugy Club; WAA. GRANOT. KAROL A. Downcrs Grove, Illinois Efemrnmry Educarion RockcLy-l; SNEA: WAA: Geology Club. GRANT. PATRICIA C. Burringmn. Illinois Elemenlary Educalforr CUBOM; SNEA: WAA: Chi Omega Gamma; Orientation Leader; Homecoming Committem GREENWOOD. VERNON HA Rock Island. Illinois Geology wvnc; Genlngy Cluh. GRENIER. DUANE W. East Mallnc, Illinois Transfer: Mi'llikin University Bujiness Administration Commerce Club; le NI: Della. GRICE. JONATHAN C East Malinc. Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College, Weslem Illinois University Accounting APO; Golf. GRIFFIN. BARBARA S. East Molina Illinois English Toppers: Rockely-I: Writer's Club: German Ciub: Handel Oraturio Society: Saga. Busincss Manager. GRIFFINJAMES R. Ciinlon, Iowa Transfer: Clinton Juniol College Physic: Proctor; Math Club. GRONERT. GARY C. DES Moines. Iowa Malhemmics Whys Who in American Collegcs and Univelsi- tics; Omicron Della Kappa; Akros; Augustana Choin Presidenn Librarian; WVIK; Gciman Club; Proctor; Man's Huuse Council. President: Della Omega Nu, Secretary; Oricmation Leader: Homccoming Cummiucel GUSTAFSON. DIANEE. DeKalh Illinois Sptech Correm'on ths Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties; Mom Board, Trcasurer: Toppers Vinc- president; Sigma Alpha Eta; R. A. Ccmmiuaes: Chapel Chair: LSA. Secretary. Vicmpresidcm; Proctor; WAA; Women's House Council, Treas- urer: Wumcds Lcaguc. President. Tmasurcr: Chi Omega Gamma. Historian. Pledge MisLxeSS: Vi-Royally Aucndanl; Orientation Luadcr: Friendship Fair Cummiuea; Campus Congregau lion Planning Board. GUSTAFSON, lNGRlD L, San Francisco, California Political Stigma thfs Who in American Colleges and Universi- lies; Mortar Board: Toppers; R. A. Committee; Debate; LSA: Christian Missions: Chi Omega Gamma. GUSTAFSON. MARTIN 0. Sycamore, Illinois PrehMrdr't-inr GUSTAFSON. RUTH ANN Muskegon. Michigan German Who's Who in American Collcgas und Univgp siLies; Mcllar Board; Toppurs: Rupmscmallvc Assembly: R. A. Commillec; SFARC; Augus- luna ChoirV German Club: Women's House Council. President. Socmtury; Womcrfs League; Phi Rim. Recording Secretary, Pledge Mislress: H undul Oralorio Sociclv. HAKALN R. JAMES Waukcgnn. Illinois Chemistry RhoNu Delta. HAM MERLUND. CARLA Rock Island. Illinois Eiemenlary Education SNEA; Sigma Pi Della, Recording Secrclury. Pledge Mistress. HANSEN, CATHERINE ANN Molina. Illinois Transfer: Cornell College Erlgfijh Kappa Epsilcm HANSEN, RICHARD L. Davenport, Iowa Hislary German Club; Biology Club. HAVILL. DALE E. LeClairc. lawn Accounling Commerce Club; Omicron Sigma Omicron: IF Council. HEATH. CATHERINEA. Molinc, Illinois TransI'cr: University uflllinois German Sigma Pi DaltaL HEGSTROM. ROBERTA. Molinc,ll1inois Transfer: Black Hawk College English Augustana Choir; Chapel Choir: Church Voca- lions Association; Writer's Club; PSychology Club. HELGASON. SHARUN H. Molina. Illinois Transfer: Western Illinois University English HILL. MADELYN J. Rock island. Illinois Hislory . Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-prcsldent; Chapel Chmr: WAA; Kappa Epsilon Nu, Treasurer. HOGLUND. DAVID E. Nile; Illinois ChemistryiMarhemmics Akros; ACS', Men's House Council; Gamma Al- pha Bela. HOLM, JANET A. Houslom Texas Transfer: Tcxas Lutheran Collcg: Sociology , Observer; Rnckmy-I; Kappa Epsilon. Prcsidem; 15 Council; Orientalion Leader: Friendship Fair Commillec. HOLT. KENNETH K. Decrficld, Illinois 'Hmary . Proctor: Merfs House Council; PI Gamma, Secretary, Historian; Wraslling. HORNER. THOMAS DA Woodhull. Illinois Eronomic: Akrcs; Commerce Club: Gamma Alpha Beta, President. Vice-presidenl. Secretary. Trcasurier; IF Council; Orientation Leader: Homecoming Committee. HOWERTOINL NANCY B. Bcucndurf. Iowa Transfer: Lindenwood Coilege Biology Tri Beta: Swedish C1ub: Biology Club: Kappa Ep- silan, HULSEN.SUE M. Quincy. Illinois Biology . LSA: Biolngy Club. President: Phl Rho. INGMANSON. JANINE A. Winlield. Iowa Physical Edam lion HJ'm'ag y , Chapel Choir; LSA; SNEA; PEMM: Biology Club; WAA: Phi Rho: Friendship Fair Commit- tee. JNGOLD. EDWARD A. Rock Island, Illinois Cluml'siry Who: Who in American Colleges and Universi- Iies; Band: Orchcslra; Rockcty-l. Photographer: AC5; Rho Nu Dena. JENSEN. DONALD P. Naperville, Illinois Pre-Medicine Upsilon Who's Who in American Cochgcs and Univumjr ties; Akros: Reprcsunlalivc Assembly; RA, Com- millLL. SFARC; CUBOM; LSA; Men's House Cnuncll. Trilw ul' Vikings. Treasum Sophomure Class Prasidcnl. Freshman Class Vice-Pmsidcm; Phi Omega Phi. Vicc-prcsA l: Vi-Rnyalty Ab tundant: Homecoming Cum cc; Football. JOHNSON. ARLJ ENE P. Purl: Ridge. Illinois Mujl'c Educunnn Toppers; Auguslanu Choir; MENC. JOHNSON. LOIS V. Rock Island, Illinois EngHJh Phi Bcta Kappa; Who's Who in Amcxican Cul- Ngcs and Universities; Mortar Board. President; Toppers: CUB. Secrclary: Chapcl Choir: LSA. Secrclary; Christmn Missions: Proctor; WAA; Chi Omega GummzL President, Treasurer. His- torian: Orientation Leader. JOHNSON, LOWELL R. Chicagu Hlinois History Pi Upsilon Gamma: Chacrlcader; Oricnlalion Leader; Friendship FairCommiuL-u. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA H. Moline l nois Transfe . iack Hawk Cnllug: Chriirfan Service JOHNSON. WAYNEC. chance, Illinois Eranomics Business Manager of Observtr and Rockety-I; Commute Club: Phi Omtga Phi, President; 1F Councilx Treasurer: Friendship Fair Cammiuea JOHNSON. WESLEY L. Malina. Illinois Chemmry German Club; ACS; Etta Omega Sigma; IF Council; Football. JONES. LINDA D. Rock Island. Illinois Transfer: Millikin Universilgg ldraclshugskalc Denmark Sociology LSA; Christian Missions; Swedish Club; WAA; Scandinavian Seminar to Dmmark. JOSLIN. RODNEY D. Erin Illinois Hislory Chapel Choir: Tribe of Vikings: Phi Omega Phi, Scorclary; Football. KALMAN, ANDREW W Rock Island, Illinois Chemistry Mmhemarim SNEA; ACS. KARKOW. ANDREW C. Des Plaines. lliinois Atcaum'ing Who's Who in American Collcgcs and Univgrsi- ties: CUB; Commero: Club; Mcafs House Cunn- cll. Treasurer; Phi Omega Phi, Trtasuml; IF Council: VI-Royally Attendant; Orienlalian Leader: Friendship Fair Cnvchairman. KELLEY. KAY M. Rock lsiand. Illinois Sprech Correction Sigma Alpha Eta. KELLY, JOHN F. Mnlinc. Illinois Transfer: Northwestern Uniwrsity Fsyrhafogy PsychologyCEuh; Homecoming Commiuea. KEMPE, WAYNE P. Malina Illinois English Who's Whu in American Colleges and Universi- ties; Religious Board; Band. Drum Major; WVIK, Program Dircclon Manager; WriteHs Club; Cam- Pus Congregation Planning Commmce. KLINGERMAN,ARTHUR Molinc. lllinais Transfer: Black Hawk College Malhenmn'rs KOPP,KATHER1NE E. Oak Park Illinois Elementary Education Toppers; Chapel Choir: Rockay-l: SszA: WAA: Women's Hausa Councli; Kappa Epstlvrg. Secrelary; lS Cauncil. SurcLary-Trcasumr; On- emalion Leader. KRAMER TERRY N. Molina illinols Transfer: Valparaiso Universily Ernnomic: . Homecoming Committee. KREEG EL. LYNN A. Fudurul Way. Washinglon HritforJ;ngmplry Toppers. Treasurer: R. A Committee: Rockely-l; LSA; Christian Missions; WA Kappa Tau. Treasurer. Prusidurll: IS Council; Orlenlution Lender. LAMBERT. JOHN P. Rock Island. Illinois A rmuming Who's Who in Amclican Colleges and Universal lies; Rockaty-J. Ad Munagcr: Commerce Club: Tribe of VLkings; Bela Omega Sigma: Wnslling: Intramural Board. LANDERS. JAMES R. Ruck Island. Illinois Hanna: Admininrmr'an Akros: RA. Commillee: Wriler's Club; Com: mam: Club; Gamma Alpha Beta. LARSONGAIL R. 021: Park, Illinois Speech Curreufon Sigma Alpha Eta; Ruckcly-I; Swedish Club; WAA: Woman's House Council; Kappa Tau, Corresponding Secrelary. Vice-pnsidunl. Presi- dcnl; Homecoming Commillau. LARSON, PAU l. Kankakus. Illinois Transfer: Southern Illinois University Pnlflk'ul Science WVIK; Tribe of Vikings: Pi Upsilon Gamma Secrelary; IF Council; Basketball. LEAF. JOHN Andovcr.Ii1innis Transfer: Lulhchr,Col1cgc Religion Band; LSA. LEE WILLIAM T. Dolmn. Illinois History Who's Who in American Collages and Univursi- ti:s: Omicron Delta Kappa: Akros: Phi Alpha Thela; LSAl Fireside Discussion Chairman; Proc- tor; Men's Hons: Cuuncil: Tribe of Vikings: Suphomore Class Vioc-prcsidem. Junior Class Prnsidenl. Scnior Class President; Gamma Alpha Balm Secretary, Vice-prcsidenl: Gulf. Team Cap- tain: Phi Beta Kappa. LEONARDSOM JOHN L. Lansing. Michigan Business Adminislmnon Rho Nu DcltL Twasunr. Secretary. Sergeant at-arms. LEUTHNEK SHIRLEY M. Jalicl, Illinois Transfer: Juliet Junior Colleg: Biufagy Tri Bela, Secretary: RA. Committee: SNEA; ACS, Secrclary; Binlngy Club: WAA; Kappa Epsilon Nu. ViCe-presidem: Orientation Leader. LEWIS. S. DOUGLAS Glen Ellyn. Iilmais Psychology LINCOLN. RONALD E. Chicaga Illinois Eranomirj Commerc: Club: Pi Upsilon Gamma. LINDQUIST, LOUISE K. SE. Paul. Minnesota Palilira! Science Mortar Board: Toppers: Reprcscmalive Assgmr bly: Chapel Choir: Swedish Club; Proctor; Chi Omega Gamma. Friendship FairCommnIeeA LlNGWALL KARNA L. Des Moines. Iowa Speed: Carrzcu'on Toppers Sigma Alpha Ela. Treasurer: Chapel Choir: Orchestra: LSA; WAA: Phi Rho, Cor, rcspnnqin$ Sccnslary: Homecoming Committee; Tcrrapm- ulphin. LINROTHE. PATRICIA Tokyo. Japan English Toppers: RockcLy-l; Writer's Club; ch Club; Kappa Epsilow Homecoming Commiuee. LLOYD. RONALD . ButTalo Prairiq Illinais Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Della Omega Nu, Presi- dent: IF Council. LUCKEN, JULiE A, Akron, Iowa Music Education Chapel Choir: Band: Rockci ' MENC: WAA; Sophomore Class 5P h: Rhn: IS Coun- cil: Orlcnlation Lead Fncndsh' Fair Com- millee: Homecoming Committee; Slgmn Alpha Iota. MIND, PAUL A, Balaviu. Illinois E arm Srience LUNDELAD. BARBARA K. Gowric. Iowa Englirh who's Who in American Colleges and Universh tics; Mortar Board; Toppgrs; Rtpmsentaliv: Ay sembly: RA, Committee: Campus Church Board: Chapel Choir: Band: Publicalinns Board; LEA: Chnslian Missions; Wrilefs Club; Precmr; WAA: Wumen's Hausa CDLInciI: Chi Omega Gamma. VIcu-pmsidcnl: Vn-Quccn: Orientation Leader. LUNDQUIST. ANN Davenport. Iowa Humanities Phi Bela Kappa: Toppers: RA. Committee: Orr chcslra: Swedish Club; Chi Omega Gamma. Rev carding Secretary10rienmion Leader; Homecom- ing Committee. LUSSOW, NANCY R. Chicago. Illinois Englfyh Tappcls; RockcLy-l; Phi Alpha Theta: German Club: Kappa Tau: Fricndshlv Fair Cammiucc: Homecoming Commiuee; Phi Bale Kappa. MALM KENNETH H. Milwauke:. Wisconsin Bush 9:: A dminislmlian Observer; RackcLy-l: Commune Club; Omicron Sigma Omicron. Historian. Seculary: Cross Country: Track. MARANVILLE TOM W. Silvis, Illinois Sprerh Omicrnn Sigma Omicron. Pmsidunt. Vioe-presi- dam, Treasurer; IF Council. Scctctary; Friend- ship Fair Commillee. MARAVICH.M1CHAELGV Bridgevillc. Pennsylvania Acrouming Commune Club: Btla Omega Sigma. Pmsident: IF Cauncil. Vice-prcsidcm; Football. MARHOEFER. THOMAS F. Rack lsland.I1linois S ocial Servirr MARTIN. SANDRA L Mount Prospect. Illinois Transfer: University of Dubuque M ea'fml Technofogy WVIK; Kappa Epsllun. MAYES. WA LTER T, Davenport. Iowa Education MCDANIEL. JACK Rockford, Illinois Accounting MCGARVEY,JOYCE E. Des Plaines. uis Transtr: Ill S State UniVersity Art LSA: Christian Missions: Pruelor: WAA: Womcnk House Council, Vice-presidem; WumeWs Langum Hismriun; Kappa Tau; Spanr ish Club; An Club, Presidenl. MEHUYS. PAUL F. Malina. Illinois Transfcr: Black Hawk Collcg: Bushes: A d'minmrarfon Commerce Cluh METZ, ROBERT W. Chicago. Illinois Euxr'rm-s Admininnanon 1:15 : House Council; Tribe of Vikmgs; Baskgl. a . MILLER. LYNNE K. Harrington, Illinois Speech Carreuiun Mortar Board: gigma Alpha Ela: ILA. Commil- Ice; Auguslana Chair: Chapgl Choir: SNEA: WAA: Chi Omega Gammm Pledge Mistress: IS Councih Orientation Leadcr, MITCHELL. LUCILLE A. Molina. Illinois Transfcr: Black Hawk College Elemenmry Edumnbn MNICHOWICZ. BERNARD J, Chicago. Illinois Social Servire Fanlhall. MOORCROFT, WILLIAM H. Detroit. Michigan Piyrhalagy ths Who in American Colleges and. Univlrsi- lies; Omicron Della Kappa: Akras: RA. Com- mittee, JI'dicinry: WVIK: Psychology Club. Frusidenl; Men's House Council. Viceqynsidenl: Phi Omega Phi: lF Council; Orientation Leader: Tcrgpin-Dolphin:Co-cd Dining Commillce; Phi Bela Kappa, 267 MOORE. F. KAREN Normal. Illinois Mun'r Eduraiiau Toppers: Auguslanu Choir; Chapel Chair: Rack cty-l: LSA: MENC; Sigma Alpha Iota. MORAN. CONSTANCE Rock Island, 1l1inuis Edumi'l'ov MORGAN. ROBERT Rock Island. Illinois 8mm 2:: A dminirlmfion Commcroe Club. President. Viec-prcsidenl:Proc- tor: Gamma Alpha Beta: BaskclbalL MORRISON. BRADFORD C. Rochelle. Illinois Geology AkrOS: Sigma Gamma Epsilon: RA, Committee; Proctor; Men's House Council; Della Omega Nu: Orientation Leader; Friendship Fair Committee: Homecnming CDmmillae: Udden Geolugy Club. Presidan MORSCH, LYNN A. Hinckley, Illinois 5 each Correctinn risppm; Sigma A'Iphu Ela; Band: WAA; Women's League: Chi Omcga Gamma: Cheer- leaden MOSHEK DALE R. Dixon. Illinois Bialagy Biology Club: GammaAlpha Bun. MUIR. RUTH E. Jamcsmwn, Nunh Dakota Sociology MURPHYJOAN E. Rock lslamt Illinois Psychology NEAVOR. GARY A. Davenport. Iowa Accounting Akros; Chapel Choir; Band; Orchestra; Cum- meroe Club; MENC. NELSON,CHARLOTTE Grand Rapids. Michigan Spud! Corrtcn'an Whtfs Whn in American Colleges and Universi- lizs; Sigma Alpha ELL Presidanl; RA. Com, mince; Auguslana Choir: Rockely-l: Proctor: Women's League, Treasurer; Kappa Tam Pledge Mistress. Recording Socrelary; Onenlalion Lead- cr: Friendship Fair Co-Chairman; Homecoming Committee. NELSON. DOUGLAS L. Rockford. Illinois Mathemnrim-Chemisrry Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Della Kappa; Akros; WVIK; Garman Club; AC5; Malh Club. Prasii denL NELSON, JAMES W. Molina. Illinois Transfnr: Black Hawk CnJlegc Chemislry ACS; Rho Nu Delta. NELSON, KEITH T. Minneapolis, Minnesota English RA. Commiltcc; Auguslana Choir; Wlitefs Club: Juniur Class Trcasurcr: Delta Omega Nu; Friendship Fair Committee; Field SurViDe C07 Chairman: Pep Committee Cc-Chuirmaa NELSON THOMAS E. Muncie. Indiana Engh'Jk NEUEAUER, DAVID W. Aurora. lllinnis Politiral Science Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- lics: Omicron Dalla Kappa: Akrns: Pi Kappa Della, Prcsidcnl; Representative Asscmbly; RA. Committee; Observer; chalc' M 's Housc Council; Gamma Alpha Bela; One Washington Semzsler:Pl1i Bcta Kappa. NITZ. IDA G, Hillsdale. Illinois Physicaf Eduralinn NORDLANDER, ANNA E. Hunlinglon. New York Speed: Corrmion Sigma Alpha Eta; Band: WAA; Womeink House Council; Sigma Pi Della. COIIESpUI'IdIIIg Scam: wry. OLIVIER. BRIAN L. Molina, Illinois CflemislryiPrP-Dmtislry ACS; Tribe ofVikings: Baseball. OLSON. DEA N Chicago, Illinois thlampky 26B OSTROM. LOUIS K. Beaver Dam Wisconsin rlrr Akms; LSA; Art Club, Sucrehlry-Treusurcr; Young Republican Club: Chapel Chair. OTZKO. JUNE K Oak Park. Illinois Eiofogy Swedish Club: Kappa Epsilon. PALMERJANICE E. Mineral. Illinois Music Edurarion Toppers: Chapel MENC; Phi Rho. PEARSON. LOIS E. Aurora. Ohio Pluwicu'f Education Band; LSA; PEMM: PTDCIOI: WAA, President; Kappa Tall: IS Council. PELLEY. KAREN A. Warwick. Rhodc Island Speech Carmdian Sigma Alpha Eta: Km Committee; Auguslann Choir; Chi Omcga Gamma; IS Council: Orienta- tion Leader. PETERSON. BRUCE L. Sycamore. Illinois Edurarr'nn PETERSON. DAVID C. DeKalb. Illinois BIAJinrs: Administration Anguslana Choir; Chapel Choir; Commerce Club. PETERSON. DAVID L. Gowric. Iowa Transfer: Fan. Dodge Community College Philosophy LSA. PETERSON. DENNIS A. Rock Island, Illinois Chemfsrly PETERSON. D. DOUGLAS Evanston. Illinois Biulogy Tn' Baa: 0hs:rv:r; Biology Club; Practor; Delta Omega Nu; IF Council. PETERSON. GARY D. Fort Dodge. Iowa Transfer: Farl Dodge Community College Businen A dminixlrarfon Tribe of Vikings; Scnior Class Treasurer; Pi Up- silon Gamma. Treasurer: IF Council: Golf: RA. Commillces, PETERSON. NEAL C. Ruck Island. Illinois Chemistry Phi Omega Phi: IF Council: Orienlalicn Landau Friendship Fail Cummings; Tcnnis PETERSONl RICHARD A, New Windsor. Illinois German Akros; LSA; Young Republican Club. PETERSOhL THOMAS K. Moline.1ilinnis Bwirrers Admfnfsxrarion Commerce Club; Tribe of Vikings; Omicron Sigma Omicron. Treasurer. Vioe-prcsidenl: IF Council; Track PETRIE. JU DITH E. New Windsor, Illinois Medical Technology Toppers; Band; Biology Club. Secretary-Trcas- urcr; WAA; Kappa Tan; 15 Council. POBANZ. SANDRA S. Osca. Illinois Transfcr: Bradley Univ:rsity Businen Adnn'ninrau'an Commerce Club. Secretary; Phi Bela Kappa. POPP. DENNIS A. Mulinc. Illinois Bwfrress Administrarinn CUBOM; Cummcrcc Club; Pi Upsilon Gamma, Przsident; IF Council. President; Cheerltadcr: Friendship Fail Committee. POWELL. DAVID P, East Molina, Illinois Biology PRACHI JOANNE M, Des Plainu. Illinois Elmrenmry Edumrmn WVIK; LSA; Christian Missions: SNEA1WAA; Sigma Pi Delta; Terrapin-Dolphin; Homecoming Commiuw; Young Republicans Club. RAMSEY. ROBERT B. Milam Illinois Chemijtry Band; ACS; Rho Nu Della. Vic:-pzcsidcnl, His- lormn; IF Council, READ, MARGARET B. Choir: Band: Ruckely-l: DnvcnporL Iowa Chemixrry ACSSVAA; Oricnlalion Lender: WVlK. REYNOLDS WILLIAM M Eusl Mulinm Illinois Erlghlrfr RICHMOND. JAM ES C. Oak Forest, Illinois Transfer: Thornlon Junior College History Omicron Sigma Omicron RIECK, MARY BETH Ccdur Falls lowu Sperril Correction Sigma Alpha Elil. Historian: Rockcly-l: LSA: Proctor; WAA; Women's League; Chi Omcgu Gamma. Treasurer: Orientalion Leader: Friend- ship Fair Commiitcc: Homecoming Commillce. RINGQUIST. JOHNATHAN Melina. lllinuis Transfer: Univnrshy of Illinois Hum 95; A a'mim'nraiian WVlK: Commercc Club: Rho Nu Della; Home- coming Comm illee, RWLEYl DORA M. Rock Island, Illinois Frenrh RISTOWK JOHN A. Davenport. Iuwa Geography ROEHRS. LINDA A. Cual Valley Illinois Transfer: Biack Hawk College, Bradley Univar- s'uy Physical Education ROHLF$ ALLAN M. DavenpDrL Inwa Phifomphy Pi Kappa Della. Viompresident; R A Cnmmitlea; WVlK: Debate; Men's House Council: Orienta- tion Lauder; Campus Church Emmi. RUBY. SANDRA Kk Sterling Illinois Secondary Eduran'on Handel Oratorio Society. RULIS. ALAN M. Rockford. Illinois Chemistry Akros; WVIK; Gcrman Club; ACS; Malh Club. RUMMEL$ GLORIA Ruck Island, Illinois Transfcr: Black Hawk College Political Sriynre RYDEEN, CAROL My Minneapolis. Minncsola Minislry anujic Chapel Choir; Rockclyrl: LSA; Christian Mis- sions; WAA; Phi Rho: Sigma Alpha lola. Cnr- responding Secrelary; Hachschule fur Musik Gclmany. SALMON. JUDITH A. Chicago, lllinais Transfer: Wright Junior College Elemenmry Education LSA; SNEA: WAA; Women's House Council; Udden Geology Club; Tulming Program. SAFE ROBERT A. Carbon Cliff. Illinois Transfer: Wcslcrn Illinois Universily History SCHAAR. LOUISE M. Bmdhcad. Wisconsin szeck Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary-Tnasurcr; Handel Oratorio Socicl . SCHIERS. WliLlAM W. Davenpurt, Iowa Psychology SCHLUTEK RICHARD J. East Moline, lllincis Accounting SEGER. HOLLY MV Pcshligl. Wisconsin Medicn'f Technology Chapel Choir: Band: LSA: Bialogy Club: WAA: Kappa Tau; Handvl Oratorio Society. SEJLER. NANCY J. Jaliet, Illinois Tiansfer: Juliel JuniOr College Humanities Writer's Cluh; Sigma Pi Della. SHEW. DENNIS D. Taylor Ridge, Illinois Transfer: Stale U nivcrsily of Iowa Chszslrv wv1K;ACS:Rhu Nu Della. SHUNAS.WILLIAM F. C cugo, Illinois .S'mialogy Dclm Omega Nu. SIEBEN. SUSAN E. Rock Island, Illinois Transfer: Shimer Culluge H Immm M SIEFERS LUCILLE D. Bullcndurl'. Iowa Transfcr: Murycrest College Ilt'wmumg Commcrcu Club. SKOSFLES MARKUS Rock Island. Illinois Grrmuu SKVARLA, DAVIDI. Chicago. Illinois Pjyciualngy Psychology Club; Pi Upsilon Gamma. SMILLIE CRAIG E. Rack Jsland, Illinois Transfer: Universily ofColoruda Malhmmms SMITH PATRICIA LA DuKulb. lllinnis Elemwrrary E dun: mm Chapel Choir; LSA; SNEA; Swedish Club; WAA;Womcn's Lcaguc; Kappa Tau. SORENSEN. KAREN E. Blairslown. town Transfcr: Grand View Collage Chemistry ACS, SPITTAL. ULA K. Buylslan, Massachuscus English chrcscnlative Assembly; RA, Committee: CUBOM; Kappa Epsilon; Oricnlaiion Lcadcr. SPONEERG, ARVID F. Ypsilanti, Michigan English Debate: Omicron Dana Kappa; thfs Who in American Collagcs and Umvcrsilies; Represent, alive Assembly, Presidanl; Orienlnlian Co-Chair- man; Vi-King. STEWART. MARLA J. Silvia. Illinois Music Educatiun Augustana Choir; Band10rchesu-a; RockcIy-L STOIT. SANDRA E. Rock Island. Illinois Englisli Wrilcr's Club: SNEA; WAA; Sigma Pi Dtlla, President; IS Counci1 STONE, KATHLEEN M. Park Ridgel Illinois Eiememary Education .A Commiuec: Ruckely-l; LSA: Christian Missions, Swrelary; Church Vacations Associar liun: SNEA. Vice-prcsldcnl; Kappa Tau: Oriema- lion Lcadcr. STRAND, DAVID C. Caldova, Illinois Hialogy STRANDBERG. GWEN A. 50th Bcnd.1ndiana Humanities Kappa Epsilon, Pledg: Mistress; IS Council. STRANG. DAVID J. Waukegan, Illinois Hmory Akros: Alpha Psi Omega; RA. Commiuce; WVIK: Phi Alpha Thcla; Proctor: Men's House Counc rihe afVikings: Dclta Omega Nu, Vice- prtsiden , Orientalion Leader; Homecoming Com- mittee; Swimming. STREAM. ALLEN E. Baroda, Michigan San'ology LSA:Ch1-istian MissinnsV STROM. WARREN E. Maple Park. Illinois PrI-Lmv Religious Board. Secrclary: Auguslana Choir; LSA Prusidwt: Church Vocations Associaliun: Procmr: Men's Howe Count: , Tribe of Vikings: Gamma Alpha Bela. Treasurer; IF Council; Flicndship Fair Commiltue: Homecoming Com- mulec: Baseball. SWANSON. JEFFA. Palalim; Illinois ninglirfr Who's Who in American Colleges and Universii tics; Omicron Della Kappa; Akros; Sig a Gamma Epsilon: Ruprescnlulive Assembly. Vice- prcsldcnl: ILA. Commillcu: CUB; CUBOM; WVIK: Observer; Writer's Club; Men's House Council: Dalia Omega Nu, Vicurprcsidcru: IF Cuuncit. Orientation Leader; pm Beta Kappa. SWANSON. NANCY b. Molina. Illinois Transfer: DuPauw Universky Biafogy WAA; Kappa Epsilun. Corresponding Sacretary. Vlce-presidcnt. TAYLOR, LINDA T. Ruck Island, Illinois Education TECHLIN. KAREN R. Molina. Illinois Transfer: Valparaiso Universily Englixh Kappa Epsilon Nu. TEDELL, ROBERTC Malina. lllinuis Transfer: Elack Hawk Collage Businars Adminmrmian TEGNER, GAYLE D. Loves Park. Ilhnois Humanmes CUBOM; Kappa Epsilom Recording Secretary. THOMAS. DAVID J. Park Ridge. Illinois Transfer: Univarsity ol'Miami Engfixh-Saciafogy THOMSON. KENNETH M. Chicago. lllinuis Psychawgy Psychalugy Club- Pi Upsilon Gamma. VicO-prcsii denl: IF Council: oolball. THORSEN BARBARA J. Oak Park. Illinois Elememary Eduralmn SNEA: Junior Class Scerctary; Kappa Epsilun. Treasurer: 15 Council; Fritndship Fair Commit- lcc. THORSHEIM. LINDA L. Des Mains. Iowa German Chapel Choir: RuckcLy-J. Assistanl Edilo ' Ger- man Cluh: WAA; Chi Omega Gamma. Qurre- spnnding Secretary: Orientaliun Leader: Phi Bela K3 3. TIMMERMAN, CHERYL L. Molina, Illinois Transl'er: Black Hawk College. Weslem Illinois University Satin! Srudhu' TIMMERMAN, DENNIS L. Rock Island. Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Humanin'e: TOLLERUD, DANIEL Oriun. lllilmis Tmnsfcr: Black Hawk College So 5nt S ervicr Band. TURNERMWLFRED M. Norlhbruok. Illinois Arrormling VICTORSON, MADELYNN J. Saint Joseph Michigan Transfer: Universily of Michigan Speech Rehabifiralivn . ngma Alpha Ela; Swedish Club. Secretary: Sigma Pi D:l1a. VIERNOWJQSEPH P. Rack Island, Illinois Transfcr: Black Hawk College. Weslern Illinois Univursily timings A n'miniuration Commume Clu - Baa Omega Sigma. Treasurer: Young Republi ns. VIG. GLADYS A Waukegan. Illinois Grrman Phi Bela Kappa: th5 Who in American Cal- lcgcs and Universilia; Toppers: Morlar Board. Vioerprcsidenli WVIK: LSA: Wriler's Club: German Club. Pmsident. Sacrelar'y: WAA: Women: L:agu::: Kappa Tau: Orientation Leader: Handci Oratoliu Socicly. WATERSON JAY P. ChicagoJllin s Businesx Adnnnislrurion Commerce Club;APO;ArlCluh. WEG EHAUP'L PAUL K. Dnnville. Illinois Pre-Medirinv Akros: Augustana Choir; Men's Hans: Council; FhiOmtga Phi; Fumball: Phi Bcta Kappa, WEGEHOFF. IRENE E. Farmingdalc, New York Elementary Education Tappers; Chapel Choir; LSA: SNEA; WAR: Handel Oratorio Sociely; Tumring Program. WENNERSTEN RICHARD L, Chicagm Illinuis Hiclary Auguslana Choir: Oratorio Socialy: Young Ra, publlczu'JsCLuh WESTERLIN. LINDA M. Dcarbom, Michigan Speed: Currection Sigma Alpha Eta; ILA. CommiLtce'. Ohsuvcr; Proctor: WAA; Kappa Epsilon. Pledge Mistress: Orientation Ltader, WHITE. KATHLEEN L. Cemcn. Illinois EltmEn-mry Edura inn Toppers; Rock: ian:.Kappa Tau; Phljela Kappa. WIESE COLLEEN M. Davcnpon. Iowa Music Educau'an Band: Orchestra; MENC: Sigma Alpha Iota. ViwApItsidenL WILKINSON. GEORGE R. East Liverpool. Ohio Biology CUBOM;FcoIbal1, WISCHMEYER, W. THOMAS Chicago. Illinois Mathematics Auguslnn'a Choir; WVIK: Friendship Fair CDMV mittm; Gulf, WOLFE JANICE D. Deerfield. Illinois mythology Band; SNEA; Psychulua Club: ansxfs Leaguc, WOODSJZOBINGTO J. Walch. Minnesola Biobgy . . Reprcscnlalive Asscmhly; R A CDmmIl-tuc; El' clagy Club: Proctor: Manic, House Councnl. Presb- denl: Snphomore Class Vicc-prcsidcnl: P! Omega PM Orientation Leader; Friendshup Fair Cummiuee; Homacoming Committee: Has: kclbnll, Managnr; Baseball, Manager, WRIGHT. SHARON A. Rockfurd.1llinois History . . Who's Who in American Colleges and Umversr ties: Morlm Beard: Tappers- Chapel Choir: Rockclyl, Edilm: Publicati ns Board; LSA; Fromm: Kappa Tau: Campuschurch Board, WYNBL KELLY W. Mclinc. Illinois Malhtmaxirs PEMM: Malh Club; Tribe of Vikings; Bela Omcnu Sinma: Football. SNEA. President, Hismr- 269 1 I 1 1 Student Index A Abbott. Marilee 111153.190 AbzahamsonJudilh 127 Ace. Minard 139,170,172,213 Achenbach. Steven 131 Acurd, Wundruw167,182,189 Adair, Mice 176 Adams, WiIliam 139,150,157.165.204 Ahl, Roger 122 Ahlslrom, Janet 92,142,143.149,151,155.132. 190 Ahlsuand. David 119 AhoJamcs 139,210 Ahrens. Robert112,119.163,175.183.134. 187 Ahrens. Trudy Aiiken, Merry Alden. Ronald 92.149.155 Allison, Dennis 139 Alm, Brian 92,143,184,206 Almberg. Barbara 92.175.208 Almquist, Linda113.151.135.190 Amosson. Janice 122,131 Amundsen. Carol Amundsen. Sharon 121 Andeer,Jar1113,194 Andelman, BarbaIa 131 Ander. Pau1139,219,189 Andersen, EIaina 122.149.176.190 Anderson. Apr11239 Anderson, Bathara 139 Anderson, C, Linnea 122,146,151 Anderson, Char125113.156,196 Anderson, Claudia 131 Anderson, Daniel I 13 Anderson, Dennis 92,152,176 Anderson. Donald 113.151.2111 Anderson, Douglas 126,139,204,219 Anderson.Gary M. 138 Anderson, Gary R. 139,206 Anderson,James L.113.177.178,219,206,234 Anderson.JamesT.125,206 Anderson,loan 151,169,202 Anderson. John Anderson, Judith A. l 13,154,168,172.185. 202 AndersanudiEh B, 175,183,184,192 Andzrsun, Katherine 122.146.170.184J9O Anderson, Kathleen 155,208 Anderson, Kay 133 Anderson. Kent 36.122,169,175,184.187,194 Anderson. Linda 131,131,182.190 Anderson, Marcia 92.214 Anderson, Margaret 131.148.170 Andcrson, Marilyn 93.156.167.190 Anderson, Mark 213 Anderson. Pau1 122.176 Anderson, Paula 124 Anderson, Peter Anderson, Philip 138 Anderson, Phyllis 147,155,158,202 Anderson, Phyllis E. 200 Andersun. Ragnar 139,165 Andelsun. Ruth 93,143,17S,20l Anderson, Sharon11119,151.168.172 Anderson. Sharon L.121.146.151.169.181, 185,192 Anderson, Steven 93,156 Anderson, Susan160,208 Andress, Mar12131,172 Anmlik. Norman HE Antonie, Mary176 Appdgren. Erucc122,206 Arguello, Michael Arjibay, A rluro Arling, Gregory 132,157,194 Armstrong, William 135 Arnold. Ann 129.176 ArnaId. Richard 93 Aronson, Ganh A:p,Grctchcn III! Awanis, John 135,219 Asquilh, John Ash,Carolyn118.153.185.181190 A1015. Margaret 138 270 Ausmrmuehlc,Gre1chcn 122,181.185,19U Ayer,N0rman189,219.226 B Baber, Wil1iarn Baccus. Marcia 93.187.208.209 Bailey, James 175 Bailey, Sandra 133.157.198.239 Bailie, George 135,194 Baker. Joe1cnc 36.175.148.185.201! Bnnakis, Calherinc 167,185 Baraks.Marcia114,161 Bnrgren,Charlultc138,192 Barncs. Susan 123.146.148.175.190 Earquisl, David 93 Burgon. Charles118.147.157.167.168.180. 2 4 Bashaar. Charics 219.189,231 Balra, Harish 37.93 Baucrsfcld, John 93 Baugh. Barbara 133,175,208 Bay, Richard 122 Beart. Beth 135 Eeausang.Holm83219 Beckman, Beverly Becker. Michael Behnken, Betty 122,151,202 Behnken, Fred 118 Bcijcn, James 135 Be11, Dennis 129.160.162.176 Bc11,.1011n187.213 Bell. Marcia 135.172.200 BeIl, Mary 135,172,202 Bc11, Patrick 135,157,170,172 Benander, Douglas 93.184.194 Bennett, Dian6115,192 Bennetl. Gary 135 Benson, Christina 20,93,143.175.187.208 Benson. Nathan 138.194 Benson, Pclcr 36,123.146,179,182.1134.185. 206.236 Berg, Gary Berg, Robert 93 Berger. Barbara Berghult, Jan 210 Bcrgstrom, Barry 122,147,166,210 Bergstrom, Mary 135 Bernlsen,.lnn 229 Bertelsen,Allen 157,204 Beschurner,WiIIiam 133,157 Beusler. John 135 Birgersnn, Mcrri1193,175,210 Bjork. Marilyn 115.214 Blackman, Anna 93 Eladc, Mary 94,198 Blakc.Constuncc127,153.203 Blakcslee, Don135,157,210 Blaylock.Billy156.161 Bleyer, Ellen 122,181,214 Blockbus. Jeane 94 Blomquisl, David 157,236 Blomquisl, Craig 135 131mm. Darrell 114.133.184.196 Blumeyer, Dixi2157,163.193 anden. Ann147,166.214 Boege1ein, Sharon 122 Bofmger, Allen 135.196 Bofmger, Valerie I 15,153,208 Bngner, Ben 127,206,226 Bogner. Susan 94 Bugner, William 94,206 Bciscn, Marlin115,176 Bolling, Barbara115,165.181.185.190 Bolm,JoI1n 161,162 0011011. Michele Buncosky, Mary Ann 118,151,208 Book. Robert 139 Booth,Tud 119,147,175,196 Borg, Susan 135 Botkin. Nancy118,187,192 Bowen, Julia 135,239 Bowring, David Boyd, Ronald 210,219 Boyer. Larry 219 Brim, James 129206321231 Bray,Anneua 122.157.2141 BreckJumcs124,146,153,162,194 Breed, Mcl 139,172,176 Bremen Lindn 129 Breuwcl. Linda 115 Brew, Mark 21.1 Brodl'uehrur.Mary114,157,17S,l77,185 Broman, Gretchen122.146,156.163,185.190 Brooke, Geerge 162,172 Brooks. CliITord 94,184,187,212,213 Brosi, David 129 Brown. Clennon 122 Brown, Diana 176 Brown. Holliston 94,190 Brown, Michael 129 Brown. Robert 94 Brundarmun. John Brunsvold, Brian Blunswig, Janis Bruslcr, Kenneth Bryan. Richard Bryan, Robert 1111.157 Buckley. William 122 Budd,Janice121.146.170.175 Budd. Richard 162,170,175 Bufc, Bruce 94 Buhle. Barbara 129 Bullock, Rosina Bunas. Karen 94,153,208 Bunas. Nancy 122.146.184.208 Burgess. Ellen 122 BurgeuJudy 122,160,165 Burlingnmc,CIark 129.165.2131 Burnham. Alan Burns, Shawn 94 Bums. Thomas 94 Bush. Arlan Butler, Rosemary 129 Bulsch. Paul 129.179.219 Byrnes, Deborah 129 C Cacari, P311194 Caldwell. Donald 94.189 Caldweli, Pamela120.125,153,169,176,181, 190 Calvert, Janice 118,151,169202 Calzia. James Carbcr, Rubcrl 129,219 Car1borg, Catherine 124 Car1scn. Dianna 118.151.176 Carlsen,Russe11131,156,159,204 Carlson, A11'reda94,151,202 Carlson, Beth 132.157.170 Carlson. Birgi11a131,165 Carlson,Ca:-195,159.180 Carlson. Cynthia 132.157.166.208 Carlson, David 122,176 Carlson, Dennis 223 Carlson. Donna 132 Carlson, Gail 114,183,198,239 Carlson. Henry 162 Carlson,1ngrid 131.157 Carlson. Jan CA 132 Carlson,Jane1M.148.163.175.135.203 Carlson, 1.13515: 114,214 Carlsun, Mary Ellen 31.95.190 Carlson. Pau11Dennis194.159.180.189 Carlson. Randolph 219 Carlsnn, Robert 118,189 Carlson. Russell 156 Carlson, Rulh136,176.190 Carlson, Terry 136 Carlsledl. Paul 124,204,231 Curlstrum, Karen 125,153 Carlslrom, Ruben139,157,176,210,219 Carnaghi,.1ane124,153,176:ng Carr, Judith 11I,158,l76 Carrulhers, Danny 179,204,219 Carter, Craig138,172,196,231 CanwrighL Ellen 118 Case, William Cashall, Kalhlocn 112,118,185,202 Cervanka, Donald 95,159,223 Chandler, Barbara 124,151,202 Chapman, Belly 198 Chapman, Wayne 95,156,176 ChatHeId.Nelson Chauncey, Jane 95,151,202 Chell, Gloria 113.148,170,200 Christ. Thomas 136.204 Christc11,C:Jrol121,176,190 Chrislunsan. Robcrl Church. G. Thomas 95.155.156.180J111. 185.194 Church, Thumus S. 36,120,175, 194 Cirivcilo.1unws 158 CIark.Alan136 Clark. Kim 136.214 Clark. M.Doug1as I76 Clausun. Joan 124,146.192 Clausar. Donmd 124.196.229 CIinilc.Burburu136 Coukluy. Bcvcrly 124.146.1911 Cobcrlcy. Michael CoITcIl. Gary 136 Collin. Ruth Comm. Robert 219 Connc1l. Robcrl 118,219,139 Cook. Carolyn 95.156,200 Conley. Valerie 95.148.176 Coolidge. John 95,222.23! Cooper. David 136.213 Corbin.Kulhcryn115.163.185.190 Carson. Diana 95 Corsondcan 127.172.214 Cox, Denise 136.200 Cox,KL'nm:tE1 223 Coy. John 92.95.143.178.180,219,206 Craig. Nancy 136 Crunc. Mary Crcdc. John 95 Crippen. Ralph 124.187.204 Crcmplon. Hcrbcrt 219 Crau5:,Mary120,165 Croulhamel. Steven Crawcll. Carol 95.147.202 Crull. Kalhleen 115,160 Csernansky. Sandra 138 Currier. Bradley Curlis. Dan Curtis. Lynne 138.176.1911 Curtis. William 123.157.176 Culblrlh. Chrystal 170 D DEhlJohn 125.172.206 Dahlgren. Lind331.192 Dahlslrom, Evelyn 96.151.156.161 Dale. Cynthia 134.239 Damkjcr, Donna 128 Dana.Allan128.157 Danner.MurceLlc118 Dachackie 128.192 Davis. Gene 206.229 Davis, Nca1222.23l Dawson. Pau196,143.144.160 Day. Norman 124,194 DeBaIr. Ruben 128 DOJOVinc, Paula 124.181 DsLay. Car0196,143,145.167,208 DeLay, Vincil 96.156.170 Dellos. John 96 Dennis, Doneldon128.157 DeReus. Stephen 128.130 Dcrr, Dorothy 132 DeRunu. Lennard 115 Dewar, James 96.194 D1ckcns.Jake 122.157.167.17S,1R4,206 Dickey,.10hn 178,219,189 Dickson. Blaine 162.165 Diggs. Patricia 115.161.2011 Dipplc, Grace128.176 Dishno. Richard146.147.157.168.172.213 DizachI, Kathryn 154 Dulan, Pamela 128.157.158.159 Doncgan. Pmricia116,149.164,176.184.202 Donslud, Jeanne 124.146.153.190 Dorlaque. Samue1213 Dragou.Jacqu:I1nc134.214 Drugoo. Ji11 134.214 Drusl, George 129.157.231 Drumm. Alma Drummond. Patrick 139 Duhlsline, Skip189.234 Dquncy. Richard 96 Duncan. Richard 36.96.143.178 Durham.RandalI115,176.185 Dvorak. Pamela 96. 1 48,175. I 98 E Earl, A21: 219 Easllund, Ruben 96.158.160.196 Eek. Mary Eckermunn.k16hard128 Eckslrom. Amm1c124,151.175.202 Edlefson, Carla127.146,160,168,172 Edmund. da123,157,175.184.198 Edmund.W111iam 96.204 Eggcr.Gary128.189 Ekblad. Joyce 116 Ekblad. Pelc1128,219.231.189 Ekdalc.Tony127.146.165.172.185.194 Eklund. Kcnl I25.146.219J82.184.185.206 Ekstrom.Jack 121181189339 Ekslrum. Jill 96,190 Ekslrom. Marcia 96.142 Eirnquisl. Paul 125.206 EIWarL, Leslie 116.155.156 Engelsvold. Orva 128 Eng1and. Charles 175 Englc, Fat 132 Engstrom. Carl 136175.194 Engerom. Eric 128.176.213 Enstrom. George 138 Erickson, Andrea 96 Erickson. Gary 129 Erickson.John 129.157 Erickson. Richard 97.213 Erler. Fred 177.194 Erwin. Richard Eshleman.Carol127.148.175.202 Espdie. Karl Esposilo. Sherry 200 EVaghclulon,Anna 37 Ev:nser:.EIlana126.169.184.192 Evenson. Karen 181 Ewing, Susan Fairail. Chrisline I70 Falkman, Ed 97,210,239 Faramelli. James Farwell. Kay 129,176.192 Fashender, David 153,169.194 Fellman. Inrin 126 Ferden. Dennis158.175,183,ISS.194 FelreJl. Ronald 116.160.179.184.196 Fess. Ronald 116.210 Fiechter, Judith 129 Fields, Fred 129.219 Fields.Jack 149,167,182.184.IB7,I94 Fierke. Cam1ir1c I29 Filip. Em1'1 210.219.226 Filsorl. Mary129.161.198 Fitzgerald, Rosemary 97 Fitzsimmons. Lynn: 97 Flavin, Karen 129.176 FIesner. WiIIIam 129 Foleno. Barbara 126.146.1912 Falwell. Frank 129.166 Ford. Pamcla 129 Frank. Gretchen 129.171.176 Fredbcrg, 36113197 FredbergJohn 126.185.210.239 Frederick, Barbara97.155.214 Frederick, Joyce 138.172 Fredrickson. Janice126.198 Freed. Judith 187.198,200 Frecdlund, Rogers 125.219.231 French. Linda119.175 Frerichs. James 116.196 Frey, Edward 93.148.159 Frey. Linda 129.176.208 Freya. Susan 1.10.214 Friberg,Joseph I76 Fries. Susan 112.198.2519 FrilschIe. Phyllis 121141175 Fruchlich. Barbara 181.214.172.176 Frommann. Heinz 124.162.170.172 Fuhr. Kenneth Fuhr. Nancy126,156.176.198 FuIIer.Jame5116 G Gahl. Thomas 139.189 Galardi. Marlin 129 Garman. Ruben 115.189.226 Gnrmire. Linda 129.176 Garlelos. Peter 98.210 Gartchuli 126.1111 Gales, Richard 129 GuVaIa. Olga 37 Gay. Dan I94 Gem.Je11rey 129 chrgiuu. Juhn 37.126,I94 Gen, Rick 204 Gillan.Chrislinc113.202 GiEIiIund. Linda I75 GILIings. Jeanna 135.172.2110 Giadis. Gloria 130.166.200 Goodmillcr. Paula GoodenJudhh 126,151.202 Gordon. Ruben 116 Gcwcns, Vicki 121.190 GawingJanet 122.148.175.192 Gmndt. Car0198.202 Granut. Karen 93.151 Granot. Karol 98,151 Gram.Palr1cia 98.163,190 Greavvs, Lila 130 Green, Jame5127.172,194 Green, Nancy 128.181.2113 Greene. Suzanne130.148.161,170.I72 Greenwood. Vernon 98 Greer. Kathryn I47 Gre:r.3andm I I6.I47,184.208.239 Grcif. Kalhlyn Grcnicr. Duane 98.213 Grennan. Bonni: 130.153 Grice, Jonathan 98 Grimn. Barbara 98 Grimn. James 98 GrifFth, Donald 135.157,176 Grccna. Robert Gronerl. Galy 98.143.144.175.180.194 Gruber. Wllliam 210.219 Gruenwald, Lillian 130.190 Guild, Joanne 151 Gunning. Gregory 135.231 Gustafson. Diane 20.36.98.143J45J53.160, 161.183.1913 Gustafson,1ngrid 98.143.145 Guslarson. Jack 126.210.2139 Guslarson. Jamc5126.213 Gustafson. Linnea J. 214 Gustafsnn. Linnea K. 130.153 Gustafson, Marun 99 Gustafson. Mary 122.193 Gustafson. Ruth Ann31.99.143.145.15E.175. 1111.182208 H Haberman. Robert 135 Hagelin, David 116,176 Haguc. Jane 125.185.202 Hains. chcr116,156.164.185 Haka. Sandra 130.2011 Hakala. James 99.213 HaIl. Bermn 125.206.223.231,239 Hall, Patricia 122 Hallbcrg, George 135.165.1913 Halloran. Susan 149 Hamilton. Bluce 125.2134 Hammarlund. Carla 99,214 Hammond, Robert 172 Handcland, MaIyAnn 125.161.202 Hanna. Sharyn 130,165,202 Hansen. Ca1hcrine99. I 98 Hansen. Richard L. 99 Hansen. Richard B. Hansen. Roger 135 Hanson, Barbara 130,172 Hanson. Virginia 125 Hardesty. Raymond 135.175 Harker. Donald Hurmscn. Barbara 116.1915 Harris,Judilh 125,146,160.168.l76 Harris. Raymond135.176 HartWIch. Normal Hulak, Camille 127,146,175 Huugen. Richard 179.- 9.189 Huuscr. Christa 134.208 Havemann. Jarry HCIVIli. DuIe 99.204 Hawes. Slcphcn Huwkc, Gary Huwkinson,Carolyn 125.214 Hayes. Charles HuyesJon 219 Hayas. Pnu1116.210 Huysen. Saundra 120.149.154 Headland. Donna 125 chlh.Calhcrine99.31-1 Hcth.Cheryl Hcchl. lama Hcckmunn. Susan 1.16 271 Hedlund. Siv 136.176 Hedquist.Shir1ey 125.147.153.214 Hegstrum. Roberl99,1'15 Helgasun. Laverne Halgason. Sharon 99 Hgllsledt. Susan119.147.165.175.184.190 thgsl. Eric 116.189.2261 Hanncssay. Deborah 136 Henning. Jon 189.226 Henry. Ronald 219 Henry. William 131.157 Heralh. Wi1liam 157 Herdegen. Les1ie 124.151.176.198 Heron..lohn 139.176.213.219 Herring. Madge 136 Herzog. Patricia114.153.176.184,198.239 Heugel. Jennifer Hihhasd.Anne125.146.168.131.192 Hicks. Stephen 155 H111. Maddyn 99.147.151 H111. Marilyn 148.175 H111. Wesley 172 Hillslrom. Lynne 159.192.239 Hincly. Sharon 136,158 Hintichsen. Donald 125 Hintzc. William 125 Hobarl..lon 139.156.157.159.178.189.231 Hodgdon. Robert 206.223 Hoglund. David 99.196 Heglund. John 37.119.156.175.180.1112 Hoiselh. Cheryl 116.202 Holcomeahn 150 Hullingsworth, Patricia 127.172.176 Hulm.E1i11 136 Helm. Janet 99.193.199 Holmherg. Peter 136 Holmer. DaVid 210.223 Holmcr, Paul 114,157,165.172.173.194 Holst. Kathryn Holt, Kenneth 99.210 Holtum. Edwin 175 Holtz. James 149 Hoover. Gary 136.165 Hopkins. Linda Horberg. Janice 132.200 Hordon. Rob 213 Homer. Thomas 100.187.196 Hornicke. Yvonne 134.175 Humor. Linda 132 Horst. Stephen 130 Howermn, Nancy 100 Howey1 Ruben 127.179.226 Hoyer. Bernard 130.176 Hoylman. Susan 134 Hueglcl. Jennifer 136.208 Hull, Rila Hulleu. Belly Hulsen. Sue 36.100,160.155.208 Hurry. Alberl Huss. 111111175190 Huss. Vernon 130 Hulchins. Susan 125.146.184.192.239 Hutchinson, Sloan Hylandcr. CaIan125.146,159.169.192 I Ingmansoa. Janine100.155.181.208 lngmanson. Lorraine 134.176.208 Ingcson. Carole II3.151.166.177.1154.185.214 Ingold.Edward100.143.155.163.170.172.213 Irvine. Pamela 132.214 iverson, Carol 136.208.2119 1 Jackson. Dorothy Jackson. Susan 134 Jacobs. Randall 130.150.172.194 Jacobsen. Howard 130.210 Jacobson.Camlyn 130.208.2259 Jahnkc. Linda 116 Janowski. Marcel 123.213 Jansscn. Cheryl 116.151 Janssnn.Ruger116.155.169.206 Jaquel. Lucillc121,146.151.160.165 Jaq 1151. Niel 150.157.165.204 Jarrcndl. Ralph 196 Jenkins. Robarl Jensen. Chris 37 Jcnscn. Dan Jensen. Donald 20.100141161182187. 206,207 Jcnscn. Knud 272 Jepson. Jack 116.204 Juhannsen. Richard 130.157.2041 Johanscn. Jerry I72 Johnsan. James Johnscn. Randy 130 Johnson. Arliene 100.175 Johnson. Barbara 116.208 Johnson. Bonnie 121.151 Jnhnsnn. Brian 130.150.1913 Johnson. Calheline 21.138.190 Johnson. Coileen 130 Johnson. Cunis 157 Johnson. Daniel 125.206 Johnson. David B. 134 Johnson. David L. 130.176 Johnson. Donald130.150.157 Juhnson. Donna ll2,l46.159.l69.185 Johnson. Dorothy 126.170 Johnson. Eric 130.172.1713 Juhnsnn. Frederick 189.219.2261 Johnson. Gregory 175 Johnson. Jan 138.190 Johnson. Jane 198 Johnson. Janet 126.198 Johnson..10annc Johnson. JoAnne 133 JOhnson.Jche114.l51.l69.202 Johnson. Karen 132.159.165.192 Johnson.Ka1hleen A. 126.198 Johnson. Kathy K. 138 Johnson. Larry 133 Johnson. Lois 100.142.1451,145.160.163.187. 190.191 Johnson. Lorraine 121 Johnson. Lowe11100,210.239 Johnson.Margcry138 Johnson.Mary126.147.161.214 Johnson. Peggy 138 Johnson. Raymond 128.175.194 Johnson. Sharon 126 Johnson. Susan A. 127 Johnson. Susan M. 127 Johnson. Terry 229 Johnson. Thoma5138.204 Johnson. Virginia 100 Juhnsm. Wayne 100.166.187.206.207 Johnson. Wesley 100.189 Johnson. William M. 121.204 Johnson. William S. Jones. 30 Jones. Linda 100 Jones. Sandra 132 1051111. Rodney 101.206 Jueuner. John 127.204 Justus. Gary129.161.165.176.204 K Kai.Cher1138,200 Kaiser. Kathryn 138.198 Kalmanmndmw 101.155 Kane,Candic5127.208 Karkow. Andrew 20.101,143.187,206 Karman. Karen19.119.148.175.185 Kay. Barbara 127.2118 Keenan. Palrick 179.219.189 Ke11ey. Kay Kalling. Scott 37 Kelly,.lohn101.158,185 Kemp. David 127.213 Kempe. Wayne 36.101.143.164 Kcmpiners. Robert 127.213 Kempisla. Albert 138 Kettcr. David I7.36.144,I47.175,182.184.194 Killinger. Marlha 127,214 Kinsel. Michaci 128.204 Kinkcad. Gordon 116.223 Kiscr.Sharon136.150 Klaus, Libbie 138.198.2119 Kleburg,Mar1th 127.185.187.192 Kleinhaus. Raymond 121 Kleinlein. Peggy 138.151.1131 Klingcrman.Arlhur 10 Klocke. Terry 116.152 Knanishu.Sa111e118.183.185.190 Komon. Marcia113.151.153.185.187.192 Koh1.Jamns 121 Kuivula. David179.210.219 Koke. Gerry Kopchcl1. Brent 121 Kopp. Katherine 101,157,198 Kordisch. Karen 138.150 Koski. Jam: 1 14.2011 Kull. Leslie 127.189 Kramer. Terry 101.185 Krause. Pamela 1311 Krcidcr. Keith 134 Kricgc1.1.ynn 101.100.127.202203 Kropp, Carolyn 114.214 Kruli. Susan 133 Kruse. Lynne Kuchnlc. Kcnlon 1 14.150151162161167 KuhugunJumcs114.147.158.164 Kuhlen. Kathryn 149 Kurigcr. Craig 133 Kusler. Larry133.157 Kusy. Lynn 165.194 Kutller.Jus:ph 121 L LaCmix, Gary 114.185.194 Laird. Thomas Lake. John 119 Lambert. Alan 213 Lumberl..lo11n 101.143.177.189.226 Lumbin. Tim Lammers. Patricia 133 Lumpo.Ric1Iurd 134 Lundahl. Caml31.1l4.149.170,172.185 Landers.Jamcs101.156.183.187J96 Lang. James 113 Lange.John121.196 Lurgent. William 155 Larsen. Barbara 133 Larson. Corry117.158.162 Larson. Daniel IE4 Larson. Gail 102.153.202.203 Larson. John Larson. Katrina122.181.208 Larson. Lillian127.146.151.153.160,172.133 Larson. Paul 102.187.2111 Larsun. Shirley Larson. TheoGorc 113.204 Lawson. Richard 121.165 Leach. Odette 130 Leaf. John 102 Ledford, Adrian 133.172 Lec,Freyja122.146.177.181J90 Lee. William 92.102.142.143J44. 178.180 Lefstein, Linda 133 Lchmann. Janis 133.214 LeHouillier. Julie 118 Leland. Dale Lccnardson. Daniel 123 LeonardsunJolln 102.213 Leulhner. Shirley 102.147.149.155. 183.184.187.200 Levine. Lois 139 Lewis. Donald 113 Lewis. S. Douglas 102 Ligano. Diane 165.172 1.. Kim 206 dahl.C1u:ryl 131.198 Liljegren. James 117.175 Liljeroot. Diane Lincoln. Ronald 102.210 er. Christine 131 Indgren. Clam Lindgren. Nadyne Lindley..1ulie Lindmark. Lawrence 1 19.160.175.196 Lindor1T. David 113 . Lindquisl. Louise 102.145.190 Lindquist. Robert 131.185.196 Lindquist, Rulh 122.184.2013 Lindstrom. Duane 175.206.239 dstrom. Ruber1121.185.196.229 Lindvall. Janice 121.146.165.190 Lingwall. Chris 131.175.2013 Lingwall. Kama 102,153,208 Linrothe.Pa1ricia 102 L111. Richard 121.184.187.189 Lloyd. Carol 131.190 Lloyd. Claymn 131.194 Lloyd. Mary 93.153208 Lloyd. Ronald 102.148.194.195 Lofquisl. Roy I32 Lofslrand Briu 122.146.184.203 JuNe11175.l76 anpens. Timothy 183 Lorenlzcn. Lnnce121.156.179,189.236 Lnnmer. William 146,206 Lounsbcrry. Daniel 113.156.166.178.184. 222.211 Lounsbcrry. Juhn 131.172 Luxlcy. Duvid 119.155.204 L0y.JuIiannu132.157.166.190 1.1.1::kun..1uli1:102.148.172.187.2011 Lund. Alun135.219 Lund. Puul148.160.175.180.11$4.194 Lundblad. Barbara 21 06.102.141.145. 154.172.182.187.190.191 Lundccn.Brycc177.179.187.189229 Lundcn. .Jarnus120.140.155.162165 Lundccn. L301: 131 Lunduen. Thamns LundhoIm.1,1:lur131.165.175.194 Lundm.John 121.165.175 Lundquis1.Ann103.142.170.190 Lundquist. Barbara 131 Lussow. Nancy 103.142.202 Lulz. Murcia 121.214 Lulzku. Lynn151.175.202 M Mackunbach.John121.189 MucKenzic.John178.219.1206 Muclay.Juhn120.156.175 Madden. Challes 131.204 Madscn. SvendAOIu 37.131.156.194 Mukinen. Marcia21.3l.128.131.208 Malcalm..1an::l Malila. Ru1h113.153.202 Malm. Kenneth 103 MaIm.Marjori:131.156.157 MaraHVillc.T0m 103.187.204.205 Maravich. Michac1103.187.188.189 Marhoefcr. Thomas Marinaccio. Karen114.176.198 Markuwski.Hilda113.153.168.190 Mallin. E11131 Marlin.Sandr:1103 Mutesevac. Raymond 187.189.219.226 Mathson.ChrisLinc127.146.148.175.176 Mutsuzawa. Kazuku 37.202 Mutuska.Jcan120.146.153.192 Maurilzson. Gary 120.163.1961 Maurus. Jeffrey 139.219.139.226 Maycs, Waller 103 Maxwell. Ann131 McCarIcy. Thomas 131 McCrary. Donald127.146.I53.175.194 McCrory. Sue 119 McDan1e1.Jack 103.206 McDaniel.1udilh McDanald.Raye131 McEwen.Jud11h131.157 McGarvey. Juycc103.156.1111.202 McGrew. Ann134 McMaster. Brian 120 McMuIlin.Susarl 131 Mehuys. P12111103 Meier. Ann120.176 Maier. Linda IJI Meier. Ginnic 185 Meicr. Richard 120.196 Meindcrs. 03111 131 Mcsko.Susan 117.187.2141 Mettler.Rober1 Meta. Frederic 131 Melz. Raherl 103.130.2235 Meyer. Marg0112.151.160.192 Mcyers.Lindn119.151.158.168.202 Meyers. Vicky 114.153.1921 MichIing. ChurIes 131 Mickelsen. Barry176.210 Mickelson. Kcilh 120 Milburn. Dennis 131.172 Miles. Nancy136 Mille1.Carol 131.175.190 Milier.Ga1c 146.179.206.222.231 M11181.G1EHE111 134 Miller. Kathlyn MilIcr. Judilh 121 MilIcr. Lynn6103.153.145.190 Miller. Marian 131 Miller. Michael Millmun.WiIIi:1m 124.229 Milnarichan 134.158.1761 Milton.Arihur131.157.162.170 Min ick.MichucI 136 Minlccr.Slevcn 189 Milahc11.Diun3198 Mitchell. Lucille 103 Miluhcll.T0ni127.143.170.181 Mkiluniu. Marlin 37.156 Mnichawicz. Bernard 219.138.1159 Mobcrg. Gay13123.172,198 Mochul. Edilh 133.170 Moe. Duvid 137.190.223 Moi . Ccnswnce Mohrmun.Ku111ryn 172 MoIandcr, Krisline I 12.151.190 Munroe. Pamela 120 Monaon. Luum 21.133.198.239 Moorcrofl. WiI1ium 103.142.143.144JSS. 183.206 Moore. Karen 104.148.175 M00112. Maureen 136.151.161 Moore.Sin3136.202 Moran. Constance Moravcc. Harry 2 I 9.189.226 Morgan. Dale 219 Mcrgan.Rubcr1104 MonEs. Larry 219.189 Mums. WilIiam 120.189 Morrison.Brad101-d 104.148.180.184.194 Morsch. Lynn104.153.172.190.239 Morton. Donaid 219.189 Morton. Douglas 219.189 Mosc.Siby1136 Moshcr. Dale 104 Masher. Richard 150.165 Muir. Ruih 104 Mulkcy. Diane 112 Mumaugh. Fred 165.172 Munson. Carolyn A. 120.146 Munson. Carolyn R. 136,208 Murphy. George 120.204 Murphy. Joan Mushinsky. Ronald li6.l76.178.181.219.196. 229 N Nuas. Roberl 189 Nabb. Alan Nabb. Errol NabityJohn 120.156.185.210 NageE. Paul 136 Neavor. Gary 104.1 56.170.172.176 Neavor. Keilh 123.170.172.176 Needham. Dennis 120150.155 Ncifer. David 127.161.1172 Nelsen. Bradley 136.204.2233 Nelsen.5usan I92 Nclson.Charles131184.196 Nelson. Charlene104.143.153.175.202 Nelson.ChcryI 120.161.1917 Nelson.Cyn1hia122.208 Nelson.Dnuglus10414114451159.1110 Nelson. Elsie 176 Nelson. Eric I 12.146.156.163.206 Nelson. Gordon R. 146.159.165.180206 Nelson. Gordon R. 111166.234 Nelson. Jack 110.137.2113 Nclson.James115.104.161.213 Nclsun.Janis 120.193 Nelson. Jeanne 120.146.202 Nelson.Jud11h A.136.176 NclsnnJudiIh E. 136 Nelson. K:11h104.175.134.194 Ne1$on. Kennelh 120.146.170.194 Nelson. Linnea 136.198 Nc1son. Luis 136 Nelson. Mark 155.157 Nelson. Norine 176 Nelson. Richam C. 1115.204 Nclson. Richard L. 176 Nelson. Ronald 172.176.2111 Nelson. Sundru 136 Nelson. Thera 122.181.202 Nelson. Thomas 104 Nelson.Wurd124.146.160166.184.135.206 Neubauer.0avid104.142.143.150.167.196 Newborn. Pamdu Ncwlon. Carol 113.139 Ncwlon. SueAnn 116.153.1910 Nicholson. Edward Nicmcier. Janet 141185.200 Nilcs. Nancy Nilssen. Gunnnr 219.139 Nilz.1d:l 104 Nocerini.Mar11yn122.156.161.175.182.ISS. 208 NohavaJanc 149.181 Nordinc. Donald 136 Nordlandcr. Anna 31.105.214.315 Nordstrum. Kenneth I65 Nordstrom.Phy1115127.148.l72.173 INIorlin.H1:lc1-1Ll 112.131 Ncrling. Susan Narman. WilIiam157.210.219 0 Oberie. Mary 0113mm. Patrick 123.213 Odcn. Pamela 134.198.239 Ogan.Jamc5181.222.231 OIiVier. Brian105.234 O'Leary. Richard 134.165.1115 Olson. Anwincne I22 Olson. Barbara 118.161 015cm, Beverly 134.157 Oisun. Cami .1. 124 OISDn.Car01L. 139.198 Olson. Chery1214 Olson. Davxd 134.162 Olson. Dean 184 Olson. Diane. D. 134 Olson. Diane M. 134.161 0150n.Jam25118 Olson.John13S.219 015011.3udil11 118.151.2130 Olson. Karen 124 Olson. L1nda1111.198 Olson. Lynn 122.153.169.176.214 Olson. Marian 113.151 Olson. Micha01185.213 Olson. Polly 134.193 Olson. Robcrl144.149.154.165.183.184.196 O!son.Teria122.146.181.192 O'Malley. Michael 134 O'Neul.Ardc11124.136.179.184J96 Opper. Daniel 134 O'Rourke. Thomas210.219 Orro. Keenan 135.219.189 Osborn. Judith Oslram. Louis 105.I56 Olzko. June 105.198 Owen. Bianch:124.146.147 Oxelgrsn.Denn15113.219.196 P Palm. Ruchard 118.178.204 Palmer. Janice 105.176.2013 Palmer. Phyllis Park. Robert Park. Virgini3124.159.214 Parker.Nancy124.146.159.167J92 Parkerson. Donna 134 Parks. Slevcn 124 Panlow. Bamby Pau. Micha31134.210 Pullersun.Pamela118.147.151.168.181.2I4 Pullon.Cyn1hia134.157.192 Fulton. Nancy 161.176.192 Paul. Eslher 134.176.198 Paul. Julie124.176 Paul. Lawrence Pqusen. Rulh Puulscn. Barbara 134 Puu1sun.Dennis112.178.181.210.219 PuVIik.Ear1139 Pearce. Ronald 204.219 Pearson. Anna 118.1 .169.181.202 Pculsun.Chery1 132.157.159.214 Pearson. Jo Ann 113.155.2021 Pearson. Lois31.105.177.202 Pearson. Martha 138.157 Pearson. Nancy Pcdcrscn. Vicluria 122.192 Felley. Karen105.153.175.190 Pelon. Janice 119.200 Pcplow. Barbara Perkins. Jsan 153.184.1911 PclcrsJoy 132.151.161 P:12rs.Juhn165.I9-1.236 Pelars. Pamela 132.214 Petersen. Mury Petersen. Scuu 120.125.185.190 Pclcrson. Ecuy 1I9.163.184.205 Peterson. Bruce 105 Pclcrson. C1uudii1 Peterson. 0 I C1105 Pemrson. .Ivid L. 105 Peterson. Deborah 132.198 273 ,, -..... .- .....-....,. Peterson. Dennis 105 Peterson. Douglas 105.149 Peterson. Esther I76 Pelcrsnn. Gary 92.105.178.210 Peterson. Gloria 132 Pelelson. Jean 132.190 PeIerson. Judith 114.153.157.159.214 Peterson. Karen 176 Peterson. Kenneth 132.157 Pe1arsun. Neal 105.184.187.206.236 Pclcrson. Richard 106 Pelerson.Rona1d 132176.194 Felersun. Thumas 106.178.204.205.231 Peterson. Wallace 151.152.172 Felrie..1udi1.11 105 Pally. Gregory 136. I 76.213 PfeilT. James 124 P161111. Dick 124.234 Pharchudilh 132 Phelan. Sandra 132.198 Piercc.Char1es 124.156 Piersml.Ca1vin132.175.180.182J96 Pikel. Suzanne 132.176.192 Piunzr. Dawn 132.192 Plpas. George 132.222.2311 Pittman. Kamn132.198 Planl. Apri1153.1611.181 Pleggenkuhle. Gary 132.223 Pohanz. Sandra 1061142156 Pollitz. Betty 131.165.176.202 Fopp. Dennis 106. I 117.210.211 PDIIH. Kannelh 112.189 Porter. Phleis 132 Porter. Richard 213 Poulsen. Skip 131182.206 Powell. Blair134.158 Poweil. David 176.204 Prachl. Dnhorah 124.214 PIacht. Joanne 106.214 Price. Lee 124.213 Prybcr. Donald 181187.213 Puolinanuhn 119.175.1941 Purn. DonaId Puucamp. Stan 206.223 Pynckel. Terry R Rabcr. Gay1e132.198 Rammer. Ru1h156.198 Rampcnlhal. Gene I 19.155 Ramsey. Robert107.155.157.187.212.213 Rank. Barbara Ranch. Marsh3151.160.214 Read. Margaret 107 Recdquisx.Susan 132.176.181.202 Rehfuss. Paulette 176 Rehn. Robert 132 Reid. Leslie127.146.159.161J75 Rcinhart. Sandra 137 Reis. Dana Reno. Roger127.172 Reuszc. Reynold 210.234 Rnynolds. Donna-Raa 124 Reynolds. Wiiliam Rex. Nancy 117.148.170.172 Richards. John RichmnndJames 107 Rieck. Mary Beth 107.153.177.190 Riepe. Larry 206 RingquileohnaLhun 107.156.165.213 Ringslrum. Mike Rinlclmann. Marie126.200 Ripley. Dora107 Rismw. John 107 Roba. William 124.150.177.194 Rodriguez. Tirso 37.137.161 Roehrs.1..inda 107 Rohlfs. Allan 36,107,150 Rolf. Car01135.176 Romke. Joanne 117 Rosbcrg. Virginia 119.155 1165:. Karen 117.153.176 Rusenbohm. Karen 117.161 Ross. Gcrladinc 126 Ross. Linda 137.166 Raslbzrg. Susan Ruth.Alice 153.172.173.214 Ruwlands. Roberta 146.158.169.170.182.184 Rubenslcin. Nancy 126 Ruby. Sandra 107 Rulis. Alan 107.155.1519 274 Rumbolz. Kalhy 137 Rummcls. Gloria 107 Rupp.Danny126.189 Ryan. Jon 137.150.157.206 Rydecn. Carol107.148.176.187.208.209 Ryden. Ruben 126.210 Rydsgrom. LilIian Salmon. Judilh107.151.1111 Sampson. Donna137 Sandberg. Paula 114.208 Sanders. Jocllyn Sundwuy. Rick 121.185.189.229 Sapp. Robert 108 Suuerberg. Paula 113.37 Savaresc. Frank 176.179.219.189 Sbertoli. Joy 137.208' Scnrpelli. Pau1121.175 Schaal. Luuise 108 Schadc. Bonnie 137 SChafcr.Ann17.117.143.175.184.190 Schafer. Leslie 146.147 Scharer. Mark 178.206.222.231 Schersxcn. Carol 121.146.168.184J92 Schick.Jerry137.189 Schick. Robert. 179.189.229 Schiers. W111iam Schluter. Richard Schncider. Clara 114.214 Scholl. Pater150.154.164 Schrage. Donuid Schroder. Kcmon Schroeder. Kathleen Schroeder. Marjorie 121.146.200 Schroeder. Sandra Schrupp. Rita 121 Schuffman. Dana 146.165.184.190. Schultz. Diana 134.158 Schullz. Karen I26.146.168.172.177.IE7.200 Schuhz. Phillip137 Schultz. Steven 213 SchWabauer. Henry 137 Scull. Karen 137 Scmnlun. Mary114 Scars. Greg 161.179.206.229 Sebelik.Kathleen126.146.153.169J92 Schelius. Carolyn 114 Secor. Peter 129 Seely. Christina 137 Seemann. Gail 114.158.160 Seger. 1101137108 Sciler. Nancy 108.214 Sendelweck. Eugene Shea. Michael 170 Sheats. George 138 Shephcrd. Cheryl 139 Shettel. Craymn 21 .128.1 37,206 Shcuel. Norman 126.146.2061 Shew. Dennis 1013.213 Shoemaker. Karen 137 Shunas. William 108.194 Shupe.Jerri 137 Siebcn. Susan 108 Sjefcrs. Lucille 108 Sievcn. Rita Siirala. Lauri 37.137 Siler. Cheryl Silkiner. Karen 153 Simmon. Rick 109.229 Simmon. Stephen117.156.161 Simmonds. 111121137231 Simmonds. Ruby 37.137 Simmons. Donna137.151 Simmons. James Simpson. Catherine 148.172 Skca. Thomas 137.204.223 Skelley..1ames 126.146.223 Skiilman. Linda Skosples. Markus 108 Skvarla. David 108.210 Slnsser. Randall Smigiel. Saundra 139.198 Smilie. Marilyn 114.200 Smillie. Craig1011 Smilh. Bruce 138.189.2211 Smith. Frances 126 Smith. John 219 Smith. Linda 138.239 Smith. Patricia 108.150 Smith. Raberl 137 SmulhcrmunJudith 123.153.184.192 Snodgrnss. Cynthia 126 Snow. Steven 137.206.223 Snyder.Churics Subora1T. Duvid1Mike1114.155 Sodas. David 138 Soncs. Edward1Larry1126 SonesJuliunnc 121 Somnscn. Karen 108 Sparrow. Murcia 126.198 Speck. Barbara 139.192 Spinal. Ula 108 Sponhcrg.Gus 21.143.144.163. Springfield. Juyc2126.146.151. Slugc. Beverly 5121111. Donna 114.151 kaE. Ebba Stangebye. Sonja 139.156.202 Stark. Stephen 126.196 Slurks. Nancy SLurkwcalhur.Su11y 123.214 Smelt. Thomas Stephens. William 139 Stephenson. Robert 139213.226 Slcwarl. MarIa 109.175.2011 Stoil.521ndra 109.151.187.214215 Stokes. Arlen 139.150.194 Stone. Kathleen 109.151.202 StonebrakerJohn114.157.175.196 Slopoulos. Christin: 126.203 Stony. Priscilla 146.153.177.184.135.200.239 S1uudl.Thumas 126.157.1155 Sloughtcn. Barry126.151.162.172 Strand. David 213 Strand. Lyncll: 126.153 Slrandberg. Gwen 109.193 Slrang. David 109.194 Slrayhall.Chery1 153 Stream. Allen 109.160 Stream. Deanna 126 Slricgel. James 139.196 Slrom. Anneu: 119 Slmm. EiIeen 126.153 Strom. Warren 36.109.160.175.178.180.187. 196 Slropes. Raymund Stroud. Sharon Studebaker. Roger 121.176.219.206 Stuemke. Gerri 139.202 S!ulev111e.Billy204.219 Slylcs.Juscph 139 Sulser. Donna I39 Sundeen. Karcn Swanhcrg.Sharon121.148.1751 SwansunJcH109.142.143.144.143.163.165. 167.152.134.137.194.19S Swanson.16anrl121.146.153.166.190 Swansun. Larry 206.223 Swanson. Loan 120.121.157.161.210 Swanson.Nancy 109 Swanson. Paul 146.194 Swanson. Roberta 129 Swanson.Sandra 139.202 Swanslrom..1anel 139.166.192 Sweet. Ruben Swanson. Lcslie 121.126.146.183.206.231 Swett. Manhu Il4.160.161.164.182.202 Swope. Paul 138 Sylvester. Jamcs 131 Syre. Mark114.166.194 T Tallyn. William139 Taylor. Lll'lda Tay1or. Sandra 132 Tachlin. Karen 109.200 Tcdell. Robert 109 Tee. Dianne 139 Tcegcn. Howard 1119 Tcgner. Gayle 109.165.198 Tel1ccn. Philip125.146.159.206219 Tclloen.William123.179.2061 Teros. Jim Telrunez.A1vinu134.177.214 Tessiatore. Thomas 135.179.219.231 Theivagl. Ca101.123.202 Thicmann. Wilham Thnman.Lindu123.148.170.172 Thomas. David 109 Thomas. Roger 21.135.210.219 Thomas. Suzan 198 2 111 I111 Th0mpwn..1udy 114.170.2113 Thomson. Kcnnelh 109.210.211.219 Thornu. Phy11i3132 Thurngrun.Ph11 T1I0rsen.Barbura 110.187.1911 Thorshcim. L du 110.142.1911 Thor$un.Chrislinc138.148.160.176 Thu1inc. Don 170.172 Thurnburgh. Gail 133.202 T1bbils.R1chard121.213 T1mrncrman,Chcryl 111.1 ijmcrman. Dennis 110 T1nglcy.Ronuld 118.213 Tinker. Edwina 133.171.2019. T1nkhum, Allclhina 133 Tcllemd, Daniel 110.172 Tonn.-Burbura181.192 Torres, Kalhlcen 133.176.192 Trevor. John Troehhck. Joan 13-3 Tullbcrg.Cur01yn 31.200 Turner. Alfred U U11mark. Wiiliamll? Utke. Crane 114.206.2216 Utke. Linda 153.176.198.239 V Valdcs. Eduardo 156.161 Vulsoano, Mary 123.161.185.214 Vun Ausdall. Cheri 133 Van Ausdall. Richard 219.234 Van Riel. Penny 214 Vanlrcase.Richard160.165.180 Vuvru, Joan 123.148,176.192 Velon. Demeua134 Vcrmeirc, Joseph 134213.219 Vernon. Karen117,153.163,184.198 Viclorson. Madelynn I 10.151214 ViernowJoseph ll0.157,189 Vig. Gladys l10.142.143.145.153.164202 Vogel. Marlin Vngcl. Robyn 133 Vandrak. Edward W Wahlin. John 146,184,206 WailJane 123.172 Walker. Karen 123.153.163.208 Walker. Robert 196 Wailacc. Steven Waller, Ronald 181.204.219 Walton. Stephanie 133.200 Wamestcr. Blake117.175,204 Ward, Carol 123.203 WurrEn. Rebecca Wulcrsan. Jay 110.162 Walanabc. Gcorge Watson, Evelyn 176 Webb. Stephanie 133 Weber. Darla 165 Weber, James 117 Weber. John 19.181206 Webster. Steve 165.175 chthuupl.Pau1110.142.175.206 Wegehofl. Irene 110 Wagner. Cheryl Wciford, Cru1g121.139 Welch. Bradney Wcld.HowarL1 134.157.172 Weller. Kcnnelh 133 Wemerl. Bryan 129.210.1119 chnerhalm. Ann :21 chnerstcn, Richard 110.175 Wennslmrn, Jnhn121,147.153.165 Wcrker.william159.161 Wesscl. Barbara 117 West. Marsha 121.159.169 Wcslerlin. LindaBlJ10.153.187.198J99 Weslerlund. Lynne 138 Weslerveli. Linda 138 Westphal. Patricia whjslcr. Curtis 117 While. Barbara 176.200 White. Kathleen 110.142.151.202 whim. Larry 175 White. Sandra 198 Whilmore. Mary 138.176.2117. Whimsy. Richard 151161.165 Whiuaker. Judith Wiesc. Colleen111.148.170.1721173 Wikerl. Pamcla Wild. Robert 117.155.169.206 Wilkinson.Dean134.150.165 Wilkinson, George 111 Willells. John Wil1clls.Judith 155.208 willeus. Roben 123 Williams.PEnelopc130 WJIIiamson.Kali:146.153.160 Wilson. Pau1139.219 gard. Kenneth 210219.231 w hm:yer.Thumas 111.175 Wllhcrspoon. Kent 172 winig. James Willig. Susan 130 Wuehr. William Wolfe, Janine 111,150 Wullwage, Wendy138.158.160.170 176 Woods. Robington 1.0. 111.185.22 Woudwa rd. Joneva Wormley.5usan138 Wlight. Sha on 36.111.141.145,202 Wriu. Patri 3138.157J76 Wyn? Ke11y111.181.2l9.189 Yale. James 117.165.196 Yeager.Jane 133 Youngquisl. Eric146.158.165.183.194 Yri. Karen 239 Yundl, Shirley192 Z Zasadncy. Oresl 1 I4 Zaslrcw.JacqueIinc117.153 Zellmer.Ann117,147.l59 Zellmann.Mary139.157.181 Zzlhmayr. Jamcs 158.176.113.222 Zielke. Eilcn 136 Organizations Index Akros Physical Education Majors and Minors Club Alpha Phi Omega ,,,,,,,,,,, Alpha Psi Omega American Chemical Art Club Association for Christian Missions Augustana Band , ,. Augustana Concert Choir Augustana Symphony Orchestra . Beta Beta Beta ........................ Biology Club ......................... Chapel Choir , , . College Union Board ,,,,, College Union Board of Managers Commerce Club Flicks, Inc. .................... German Club Lutheran Student Association Math Club Men's Dorm Council Menys Intramural Board Observer snaggym'HWH P111 Beta Kappa Pi Kappa Delta Psychology Club Publications Board Representative Assembly Rockety5l . . . . . . . . Sigma Alpha Eta ........................... Sigma Alpha Iota .......................... Sigma Gamma Epsilon Spanish Club ..... ..... Student National Education Association . . Swedish Club Toppers ..... , , Tribe of Viking Who1s Who Among Students ................. Women's House Council Women's Intramural Board Women: League 1 1 . ........................ Writefs Club .................... Young Republican's Club 275 Academics Index A Ahlberg, Ruth 60 Aibrecht, Esther 89 Allison, Richard 68 Almen. Louis 75 Anderson. Jerry 56 Anderson, Nils 70 Anderson, Richard 79 Anderson, Robert 75 Arbaugh, George 55.75 Ash. Ruby 61 Au11,BWilliam 58 Bacon, Danie182 Bartholomew, Alice 69 Bates1 Robert 65 Beaumont, Joan 72 Beckman, Peter 76 Bell, Harold 85 Berntsen, Robert 80 Boecker. Jean 61 Brissman, Jane 86 Brissman, Leroy 86 Brodahl, Betsey 55,34 Brolander, Glen 57 Brooks. Joan 57 Bruhn, Marcus 87 Bnrgesx Emi!y 59 Burngam, Phyllis 57 Caddy, Maurine 56 Cannon, Marian 70 Carlsen. Gerhardt 61 Carlsen, Mary 61 Carlson, Clarence 81 Carlson, Mildred 57 Carlson, Ruth 59 Chandler. Dan 69 Colec, Zilpha 73 D Davis, Donald 68 Doreste, Arjibay 70 Dowie, Iverne 85 Durkee, Charlotte 63 E Eck, Carl 56 Edmund, Doris 87 Edmund, Rudolph 78 Ekblad, John 81 Eliason, Morton 80 Emery, Charles 86 Erickson, Donald 72 Erickson, Edwin 80 Erikson. Leonard 87 Erikson. Stanley 83 Espelie'n Ernest 59 F Fogdeq Myron 75 Fogleman, Delores 86 Frank, Robert 79 Fryxell. Friliof79 Fryxell. Luci 1e 60 G Galley, James 85 Glaller. Magda 66 Glynn, Herbert 58 Gorder. Clayton 66 H Hamerlinck, J. Donald 88 Hamilton. Dorothy 88 Hamming, Edward 79 Hanson. Ralph 89 Hatton! Margaret 68 Hcadlund, Kent 59 chigbaurm William 64 Henning, George 58 Hibbard. Thomas 64 Holcomb, Martin 68 Holman, Ruth 63 Hullelt. John 89 Huse, Dale 73 J Jasper, A. Ben 66 Jesson, Norelle 59 Jesson. Ronald 63 Johnson, David 76 Johnson. Harry 71 Johnson. Paul 76 Johnson, Phyllis 61 Johnson. Vincent 78 Jones, Eleanor 76 K Kallis, Leonard 86 Kessinger, Ted 86 Kindschuh, John 56 L Larson. Alice 60 Larson. E. Virgil 81 Larson, Donald 58 Lectch, W. Eugene 64 Levander, Theodor 68 Liljegrcn, Dorothy 60 Lundeen, Dorothy 59 Lundecn. Vincent 60 Lundholm, Brynolf63 Lundquist, Constance 59 M Mackeprang, Lois 61 McCarl, Bruce 81 McDermou, Philip 63 McDonald, BM 59 McGrath, Dorothy 64 McLaughlin, Donald 82 Meyer, Chad 68 Meyer, Wayne 73 Mills. Marie 60 Milton, John 56 Moog, Ronald 65 Naeseth, Henriette 67 Nations. Elisabeth 71 Neely,F10renoe 78 Ne15t6n, Harry 82 0111, John 70 Olmsted, Margaret 71 Opheim, George 65 Osbume, Clifford 87 P Parkandcr, Dorothy 73 Peterson, Donald 88 Peterson, Fred 58 Pipho, Armin 36 Prall, Robert 82 Q Quayle, William 58 R Radani. Jacquc 64 Reynolds, Lillian 6D Ribbeck. James 55 Thornton. Jean 57 Tornquist, D011 69 R005, Donald 61 Tredway, John 84 Rose, Dora 59 Troll. Ralph 78 S Tweet, Roald 73 Schultz, Tena 80 V Schreiber, Joan 87 Seline. Muida 65 Veld, Henry 64 Shompcr. Charles 57 Viergnes! Anne-Maric 69 Sirevaag. John 69 W Smick, Martha 70 Weiner. Egon 66 Sorcnson, C. W4 55 WEiSS. Maria 63 Spilznas. Roger 80 Werner, Richard 75 Starcnko, Ralph 87 Wetzel, Arreta 61 Stenlglfrg, Katherine 72 Wheezlcr, Ruth 89 Vandivcr. Richard 88 Tclleen. Frank 58 Zobrist, Benedict 34 Greeks Index Inter-Fraternity Council ...................... 187 Inter-Sorority Council . . 187 Beta Omega Sigma .......................... 188 ChiOmega Gamma.....................V..,v 190 Della Chi Theta ............................ 192 Della Omega Nu ........................... 194 Gamma Alpha Beta ....................... 196 Kappa Epsilon ............................. 198 Kappa Epsilon Nu ......................... 200 Kappa Tau ................................ 202 Omicron Sigma Omicron ................... 204 PhiOmega P111 206 Phi Rho .................................. 208 P1 Upsilon Gamma ........................ 210 Rho Nu Della ............................ 212 Sigma P$ Della ............................ 214 v. 277 275 Ending as we began. The end ofanothcr year. Yet, alwayx another beginning . . . 230