Buena Vista University - Log Yearbook (Storm Lake, IA)

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Back Row, left to right: Larry Putbrese, Gilbert Johnson, Wally Boysen. Front Row: Anthony Hoffman, Al Wirtz, Carolyn Claussen, Sylvia Swede, Charles Bryant. Student Library Committee The Buena Vista College Student Library Committee is in its second year of being an organization ot merit on the Buena Vista College Campus. This committee is the liaison group between the student body and the Faculty Library Committee. This group cooperates with the Faculty Library Committee, but they remain a separate and distinct committee. They aid in developing the library in all phases ot library endeavors, as well as in developing the student interest in the library. This is the only committee ot its nature in a college or university in the United States. The members are shown examining the first purchase from the O'DONOGl-IUE - Cl-IRISTENSEN BUENA VISTA COLLEGE LIBRARY FOUNDATION. This purchase resulted in a new set of the ENCYCLO- PAEDIA BRITANNICA and the accompanying WORLD ATLAS. The olticers this year are: Charles Bryant, president, Al Wirtz, vice- president, Sylvia A. Swede, secretary, Carolyn Claussen, reporter. 27 p . resident Charles Bry Uh? ZWMPB G if N if 1,5 K if' 9.4! if E' C' C , I ,! -:irq 1 at X - ' X ' x

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, Merkel Presidenl Arlene X xt L Back Row, left to right- . Charlotte Davis, Faith Fisher, Janet McDiarmid, LaVonne Johns, Marlene Brechwald. Fourth Row: Barbara Diest, Velma Hohback, Marilyn Miller, Pamela Graves, Arlene Marker, Marlene Johnson, Anita Lewis, Janet Jensen. Th' d - ir Row. Mary Lou Otteman, Colette Rasmus, Mary Lou Dailey, Elaine Bierstedt, Delores Mohr, Margene Schnell, Darlene Graybill, Roberta Bryant. Second Row: Mar- garet Vestal, Norma Dicks, Sally Jo Braunschweig, Wilma Ferris, DeEtte Sewalson, Ramona Heick, Esther Halligan, JoAnn Katzer. Front Row: Virginia Buhl, June Fitchett, Sharron Thorson, Geraldine Caffrey, Lois McDonald. Entre Nous Entre Nous, the non-sorority organization for girls on campus, functioned under the able leadership of President Arlene Marker. T The rushing tea was held September 29, at the home of Mrs. H. C. Davidson. October ll marked their initiation tea and formal pledging took place October 25. They also sponsored a most successful Christmas party December l3 in Svvope Hall. The othcers for the year were, Arlene Marker, presi- dent, Mary Lou Otteman, vice-president, Anita Lewis, treas- urer, Wilma Ferris, secretary, Marlene Johnson, historian, and Norma Dicks, reporter. Miss Supplee and Miss Dwelle served faithfully as sponsors. 1 X 1 T 'I X , .: 26

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T? ' I4 Presidenl AI Sme f f I 9 MOH Qsomuga Ml Back Row, Left to Right: Joe Tilton, Bill Walsh, Bob Scanlon, Wally Boysen, Monte Putbrese, Bryce Kissinger. Third Row: Bob Miller, Joe Dugan, Roger Decker, Vernon Meyer, Al Brooks, Dwight Harshbarger. Second Row: Tony Winters, Dean Bowers, Frank Freeney, Paul Koebele, Gene Vetter, Anthony Hoffman. Front Row: Ben Boldt, Prof. Kuehl, Gene Cattermole. Circle K Circle K was organized on our campus in I95O under the auspices of Kiwanis International and has tor its motto: Leader- ship Training Through Service. The local organization was the thirteenth group to be chartered by the Kiwanis. President AI Sinek directed this most aggressive group in performing service and cementing tlrm college-community rela- tionships. The second annual ping pong tournament was held and received college wide interest. Twelve members iourneyed to Carthage, Illinois, October I7th and were instrumental in Internationalizing all Circle K clubs. Dean Bowers and Dwight I-Iarshbarger were voting dele- gates to this International Convention. Prot. T. P. Kuehl was sponsor. This year's otticers were: AI Sinelc, president, Dean Bowers, vice-president, Anthony I-Iottman, treasurer, and Bryce Kissinger, secretary. 28