Buena Vista University - Log Yearbook (Storm Lake, IA)
- Class of 1958
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J ednnie Lowdont l The 1958 Beaver Log you now hold in yourliharids brings once more to you the graduating seniors and of Buena Vista College. lt is 'ot work,lplay, and accompanying l lt has been our desire to produce a T is representative of the student boclyj and the actiyities, at B.V. The degree of success we may willlribegmeyasured in the satisfaction not only this year, but in future ,,si serye as a tie-back to your days for ll' ' Buena Vistcffo,College.l Those hours in class that seemed like days and the days that seemed like weeks, but now you wonder, asiyous look backjfwhere theyear has gonemifyhat you did,ftjiy,yyhere you went, and whatyour friends didgf 1 s T These thingstand many others will be broughtto mind by the pages which follow. 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His name is Chung Choon Ki, and h is now ci young man of fifteen. Chung Choo Ki lives in a Pusan orphanage. His parents died within a mo th of each other in the early years of The war. After the ragedy of losing both parents Choon Ki began a life of ndering from place To place. Young as he was, he had an 'dea he should go To Seoul and he set out, all alone, To get There. ln the chaos brought about by the war The child was unnoticed among the swarms of refugees filling the roads, nd he survived by a miracle, begging a handful of food w rever he could. For Two years he lived This way until he fin ly arrived in Pusan, having traveled on foot all of the way. Through Foster Parents Plan, nc., Buena Vista college became his foster parents. He corre onds regularly with us and intends to enter a theological s ool when he finishes his high school education. Although we have never seen you, Chung Choon Ki, this is how we picture you. 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' x 7 fx N I I N 1' ff 7, lj ill, ' f 'I If I by ,,l 1 JP tio 0435 f I 5 4'0 0 QQQQQ' 'Xx..,, ADMINISTRATICN Wg, f K F Qiszw rsh -- v H fzfff ,,L,W uf A Dear Seniors: In the fall of 1954 we were new arrivals at Buena Vista College. You were new freshmen, l was new to the presidency. We have had four fine years of working, play- ing, and praying together. We have had many mountain top experiences and have shared some sadness. All in all they have been four wonderful years years which I shall never forget. May God be with you as you go forth into His vineyard to labor. May you continue to grow in mind and spirit and may your Alma Mater, with your help and His, con- tinue To serve. AFFectionately, e,Q,,,a.2S,g.,Q...,L, John A. Fisher, President 16 Administration JAKE M. LaFOY Director of Admissions ROBERT C. MURRAY Business Manager WILLIAM D. WESSELINK Deon of the College Registrar LESTER E. WILLIAMS Dean of Students Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy DONALD A. KELLY Director of Public Relations Assistant Professor in Journalism 17 Administrcltio ALBERTA B. C. DWELLE Librcrion WENDELL Z. HENLINE Bookstore Manager INEZ HOFFMAN Assisto nt Registrar WILBERT T. JENSEN Counselor in Residence, Men's Dormitory instructor in Education OLA PARRISH College Nurse MARY F. WEDGWOOD Assistant Deon of Students Instructor in English Faculty FREDERICK F. SMITH Professor of Biology, Emeritus JAY R. BEEKMANN Associate Professor of Health and Physical Educa- tion, Director of Athletics, Baseball and Assistant Basketball and Football Coach LEONARD B. BOONE Assistant Professor in Science Mrs. l.UClLl.E BUNTROCK Instructor in Physical Education JAMES B. CHRISTIANSEN Associate Professor of, Chemistry FLOYD A. CONNER Lecturer in Economics and Education, Acting Registrar DONALD V. COX Assistant Professor of Education HENRY G. EGGINK Professor of Bible and Philosophy, Chairman Di- vision of Religion and Philosophy Faculty y MERRITT A. EWALT, .lr. Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Educa- tion, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football and Golf Coach JOHN T. FERTIG Instructor in Mathematics and Physics WILLIAM l'l. GRATE Associate Professor of English WILL B. GREEN Professor of Music, Chairman Division of Fine Arts FRANCES M. HEUSINKVELD Assistant Professor of Music ALBERT F. HIRSCH Professor of Language, Chairman Division of Lan- guages and Literature RUSSEl-l-l.. KORVER instructor in Mathematics GLADYS N. KUEl'll. Associate Professor of English and Speech Faculty THEODORE P. KUEHL Professor of Education, Chairman of Teacher Edu cation and Business Administration DEAN C. LAUN Assistant Professor of Health tion, Football and Track Coach JEANNIE LowDoN Associate Professor of English ELVENA MATTSON Professor of Education WILLIAM A. PARKS Associate Professor of Business DAGGMAR H. PETERSON Assistant Professor of Biology Mrs. ELIZABETH M. PETERSON Instructor in Physical Education GEORGE F. REYNOLDS Associate Professor of History and Physical Educa Administration and Political Science Faculty LUMAN W. SAMPSON Professor of Sociology, Chairman Director of Alumni Relations KEMPES Y. SCHNELL Assistant Professor of History PAUL L. SHAFER, Jr. Instructor in Mathematics RICHARD K. SIEGFRIED Instructor in Dromatics and English DOROTHY D. SKEWIS Associate Professor of Art RONALD E. SMITH Associate Professor of Biology of Social Science, VERNON E. SMITH Lecturer in English JOHN P. SORENSON Associate Professor of Music WAYNE G. WILD Professor of Physics,Chair- man Division of Natural Science Staff Miss EDNA BAXTER Secretary in The Public Relations Office and The Service Deparimeni Miss NANCY GREY Secretory in the Business Office Mrs. KENNETH GRUNDMEIER Dieiicicn Mrs. MARJIL FAHAN Secretory fo The President Mr. JENSEN Custodian Miss MARILYN LEWIS Part-time Secreiary Miss CAROLE MEYER Puri-time Secretary Mrs. ANNIE MILLER Housekeeper of Swope Hull Mrs. ELSE PETERSON Secretary in the Placement Bureau Miss .ICANN M. THIES Secretory in The Personnel Offices Q 60.0 , 0 'Q' I 48,5 Q, . 1 .:.S'3mZ2::- 6 vwaawwff' K X X f' Xu , x S . fu I ,fi ,y lxkk -r XXX A , Q 1 r Nz l I lf!!! if X flx ff ff X X X 1 fl! XXX lx fi 'I K X I 5 :X ,4 x.j I 4: , 'W . 1 I fffn xx N . n . x . x I 4 .9 Q. TUDENT They Studied Nearly Everyday . . . ALICE J. AHRENDSEN Manning, Iowa' Music DEAN ALLEN Lake City, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. GORDON ANDERSON Spirit Lake, Iowa Business Administration Seniors DONALD ATKINSON Emmetsburg, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. DONALD J. BAKER Storm Lake, Iowa Social Science JOHN BALL Storm Lake, Iowa English and Speech ROBERT BECKENBAUGH Fort Dodge, Iowa Business Administration CHARLES DEAN BECKER Boone, Iowa Business Administration RICHARD BLAKE Rodman, Iowa Business Administration Physical Education J. LYNN BOUTELLE Storm Lake, Iowa General Science EUGENE BRADY Ruthven, iowa General Science HOPE BRITSON Storm Lake, Iowa Music MAJORIE ANN BROWN Emmetsburg, Iowa Elementary Education JAMES L. BRUCE Lake City, Iowa English and Speech JAMES BUDDENHAGEN Aurelia, Iowa Business Administration y . . . Four Years Seemed SoI Far Away Class of '58 DARYL CLAUDE Woolstock, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. CAROLYN CLAUSSEN Storm Lake, Iowa English and Speech LAIRD L. CRUZEN Carndult, Sask., Canada Business Administration NORMA DETHLEFSEN Royal, Iowa Business Administration JAMES M. DORFLER Charter Oak, Iowa Social Science PAUL ECKERMAN Early, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. VERNON J. EHLERS Cherokee, Iowa Business Administration HOWARD EINSPAHR torm Lake, Iowa usiness Administration ROBERT E. ENDERSBE Ita, Iowa ealth and Physical Ed. ENNETH EVANS Iowa Administration C. FREIER Iowa W. GAILEY Lake, Iowa OSCAR V. CARLSON Linn Grove, Iowa Biology KEITH L. CHAPMAN Rolfe, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. TOM BUSH Truesdale, Iowa Religion sal' They Left a Deep Impression . . . JAMES GRIDER Rockwell City, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. MARCIA GUSTIN Riverside, Illinois Elementary Education WAYNE B. HALLING Storm Lake, Iowa General Science JERRY E. HAMILTON Storm Lake, Iowa Business Administration LARRY H. HANSEN Ringsted, Iowa Social Science GLENNUS C. HINDERS Ackley, Iowa Business Administration CHARLES F. HOFFMAN Storm Lake,lowa General Science DARREL HUSEMAN Alta, Iowa Health and Physical Ed JERRY IBACH Bayard, Iowa Business Administration Physical Education LEROY INTVELD Hull, Iowa Health and Physical Ed DWIGHT S. IRWIN Sac City, Iowa General Science RICHARD JENSEN Meriden, Iowa Social Science PAUL KAISER Rolfe, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. KEN KANNENBERG Humboldt, Iowa Social Science . . . Each in His Own Profession MAURICE KRAMER Everly, Iowa Business Administration JOHN E. KUYPER Artesia, California General Science ROBERT F. LENHART Storm Lake, Iowa History LEWIS K. LIVINGSTON Glidden, Iowa Chemistry STEPHEN P. McCAI.I. Worthington, Minnesota Physical Education RONALD MARTIN LuVerne, Iowa Business Administration ALLAN MAYS Sioux Rapids, Iowa Social Science BENJAMIN MEYER Algona, Iowa Social Science E JAMES E. KNOTT Denison, Iowa Business Administration CRAIG KNUDSON Sac City, Iowa Music VERNON KOWALKE Early, Iowa General Science RICHARD KEIR Spencer, Iowa English LEROY KLINK Rockford, Iowa Business Administration ROBERT KEENAN Schaller, Iowa Health and Physical Ed They Chose Their Life's Vocation . . . VERNON S. MEYER Jeiierson, Iowa Business Administration RONALD F. MICHENER Climbing Hill, Iowa Business Administration KENNETH D. MILLER Carroll, Iowa Business Administration DIXEY L. MORRISON Woodward, Iowa Social Science DAVID MUSE Pomeroy, Iowa Social Science JERRY NICHOLS Adair, Iowa Business Administration Physical Education GERALD NIELSEN Rolfe, Iowa Business Administration JAMES W. NIELSEN Arnolds Park, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. FRED NIMTZ Fostoria, Iowa Religion and Philosophy ANNA MARIE OLSON Albert City, Iowa Elementary Education WAYNE PAIGE Dike, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. RUTH PAULSON Albert City, Iowa English and Speech LARRY PUTBRESE Spencer, Iowa Education JOHN REX Albert City, Iowa Social Science ROBERT SANDERS Nemaha, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. . . . Ancl Now Complete Their Education ROGER SIDDALL Laurens, Iowa Social Science G. EDWARD SINNING Lake View, Iowa Business Administration RODNEY STAFFORD Webster City, Iowa Business Administration RONALD STORM Sanborn, Iowa General Science SYLVIA SWEDE Spirit Lake, Iowa Social Science RONALD ULLERICH Audubon, Iowa Social Science E. WARRINGTON, Jr. Estherville, Iowa Social Science CHARLES WEHMEYER Storm Lake, Iowa Health and Physical Ed. KENNETH WESTROM Lake View, Iowa General Science JERRY WILSON Lanesboro, Iowa Business Administration MARY ANN WIXON Ames, Iowa Elementary Education ROBERT YOUNG Terril, Iowa Business Administration NANCY SAUNDERS Peterson Iowa Elementary Education JANICE SELLECK Storm Lake Iowa Elementary Education JERRY ROSKENS Milford, Iowa General Science .TK They Have High Standards Set . . . WILLIAM ACKERMAN Boone,lowa STANLEY BEALL Somers, Iowa PATRICIA BRADLEY Carroll, Iowa GARY BROWN Peterson, Iowa KEITH BUNTING Lake View, Iowa Juniors DONALD CARLBERG Carroll, Iowa JOHN CARVER Spencer, Iowa PATRICK COX Rolfe, Iowa RUTH DIRKSEN Everly, Iowa VAUGHN DOBSON Storm Lake, Iowa MELVIN FRAHM Woshta, Iowa GAROLD GALVIN Alfa, Iowa LAUREL GENTIS Sform Lake, Iowa . . . Which With Ambition Will Be Mel Class of '59 KENNETH GREEN Rockwell Cify, Iowa MARLIN GUSTIN Dickens, Iowa ALICE JO HIGGINS Sform Lake, Iowa DONALD HOHBACH Paullina, Iowa KAREN HORSMAN Havelock, Iowa ROBERT HUMMEL Odebolt, Iowa BARBARA IRVINE Cleghorn, Iowa SUZANNE JOHNSON Terrul Iowa DONALD GOTTSCH Wesfside, Iowa GORDON GRAVES Arnolds Park, Iowa H. DUANE GREY Storm Lake, Iowa CHARLES GIRDNER Galva, Iowa MAX GIRRES Emmetsburg, Iowa LA VERNE JONES Storm Lake, Iowa They Are on Their Way . . DONALD KOEBELE Grand Junction, Iowa RICHARD LEHIGH Spencer, Iowa ROBERT LINDGREN Maraihon, Iowa LAEL LOVING Albert City, Iowa GARY LUNDGREN Forf Dodge, Iowa COLLEEN MCDIARMID Sform Lake, Iowa MAUREEN McKENNA Storm Lake, Iowa RONALD MAU Early, Iowa CAROLE MEYER Lyiion, Iowa FRANKLIN MICK Spencer, Iowa RAYMOND NIELSEN Sioux Rapids, Iowa DAVID OBERLIN Laurens, Iowa . . . Striving Toward Their Big Day DON WHITE Spiral Lake Iowa JAMES WRIGHT Grinnell Iowa JAMES ZECH Aplinglon Iowa RICHARD ZUBRADT Alta Iowa MARVIN RICHARDSON Chicago, Illinois MAXINE SELLECK Storm Lake, Iowa MICHAEL SHAW Cleghorn, Iowa RONALD SWEDBERG Lake Crystal Minnesota LARRY TURNER Lake View Iowa JAY WARNER Litchfield Minnesofa DUANE O'TOOL Dickens, Iowa BLODWEN RAUSCH Paullina, Iowa BIRDENE REHNSTROM Linn Grove, Iowa They Desire JOAN ANDERSON Alta, Iowa MYRNA ANDERSON Albert City, Iowa DONALD ARROWSMITH Coon Rapids, Iowa DONALD R. BAKER LuVerne,Iowa an Educafion Sophomores GLEN BARNES Fort Dodge, Iowa ROSALIND BENGTSON Alto, Iowa WALTER BENSON Cherokee, Iowa anna CLYDE BENTZIN Storm Lake, Iowa MARY BESCH West Bend, Iowa THEODORE BESCH West Bend, Iowa MARILYN BLACK Nevada, Iowa LORRAINE BOLDT Larrabee, Iowa NORMA BOYSEN Storm Lake, Iowa JANET BRADLEY Carroll, Iowa KAREN ' ENHA D G Aurelia, Iowa . . . eeking Knowledge and Information Class of '60 M. KAY ELLERBROCK Cherokee, Iowa NORMA ENDERSON Rembrandt, Iowa RICHARD FIETE Storm Lake, Iowa JANE FORCE Atlanta, Georgia DAWN FREEMAN Emmetsburg, Iowa ROMONA GOODCHILD Havelock, Iowa LANNY GRIGSBY Aurelia, Iowa MARLAN GRIGSBY AureI1a, Iowa JO ANN CRARY Larrabee, Iowa RUSSELL EDDIE Truesdale, Iowa THEODORE EDWARDS Storm Lake, Iowa DONNA BUEHLER OdeboIt, Iowa KAY CARLSON Pierson, Iowa .IO ANN COWAN Ankeny, Iowa RONALD COWAN Laurens, Iowa I They Have a Goal in Mind . . BRUCE GUNDERSON Terril, Iowa JOANNE GUNNARSON Storm Lake, Iowa JANE GUSTAFSON Cherokee, Iowa JAMES HACKBARTH Lake View, Iowa JOAN HALDIN Sioux Rapids, Iowa GARY HARTER Mondamin, Iowa JOYCE HALL Glidden, Iowa MARILYN HORNOR Varlna Iowa DONNA HESS Storm Lake Iowa WESLEY HUNZIKER Lake Cnty Iowa SANDRA HYLLESTED Storm Lake, Iowa RONALD IVES Rolfe, Iowa ROBERT JACKSON Early, Iowa JO ANN JENSEN Storm Lake, Iowa MARLYS JESSEN DoIIiver, Iowa . . A Goal They Are Behind DENNIS McCOOL Guthrie Center, Iowa LEO McDONALD Alta, Iowa RICHARD MCVINUA Battle Creek, Iowa DENNIS MARTEN Jetterson, Iowa LARRY MARTIN LuVerne, Iowa JOHN MASSOP Storm Lake, Iowa ROBERT MAYDEN Fostoria, Iowa JEAN MEYER Truesdale, Iowa DON LUETKEMAN Aurelia, Iowa DONALD McCAULLEY Lake City, Iowa GORDON MCCONNELL Nemaha, Iowa PAUL JOHNSTON Pella, Iowa PAUL JONES Storm Lake, Iowa MARY KANE Emmetsburg, Iowa PERRY KNOWLTON Carroll, Iowa BARBARA MOE Storm Lake, Iowa They Have Passed the Test PENNY MORTON Aurelia, Iowa MARJORIE MOZENA Bayard, Iowa DON NETTLETON Storm Lake, Iowa AUDREY NORDHOLM Lake View, Iowa RONALD OLSON Storm Lake, Iowa ROBERT O'ROURKE Storm Lake, Iowa PATRICIA PATTEN Alta, Iowa SHIRLEY PRESCOTT Lake View, Iowa STEVEN RAMAKER Storm Lake, Iowa JERRY ROBINSON Rolfe, Iowa SUSAN SAVAGE Storm Lake, Iowa BYRON SCHULKE Aurelia, Iowa RONALD SECKMAN Sac City, Iowa Now Look Forward to the Rest JUDY TROXEL Aurelia, Iowa WILLIAM TUCKER Wall Lake, Iowa VIC VOLLRATH Storm Lake, Iowa MARIE VOSS Fonda, Iowa PATRICIA WALLIN Storm Lake, Iowa SCOTT WASSOM Laurens, Iowa GERALD WHITTEN Coon Rapids, Iowa DUANE STROCK Storm Lake, Iowa BETTY THOMPSON Sioux Rapids, Iowa MARYANNA SIEKMANN Albert City, Iowa CARLENE SKINNER Auburn, Iowa CAROLYN SHIRK Linn Grove, Iowa CRAIG TOWNSEND Fort Dodge, Iowa C. JANE WILBUR Pocahontas, Iowa They Wonder What the Future Will Hold DENNIS ALBRIGHT Jefferson, Iowa CAMERON ARNOLD Spirit Lake, Iowa LYNN BALDWIN Monticello, Iowa DEAN BAUER Auburn, Iowa WARD BEAN Auburn, Iowa MARY BECKWITH Storm Lake, Iowa ROBERT BENSON Harris, Iowa LYLE BIGGINS Storm Lake, Iowa EDWARD BODAKEN Storm Lake, Iowa JACK BORCHERS Akron, Iowa EUGENE BUMANN Aurelia, Iowa SHEILA BURCH Fort Dodge, Iowa LARRY BURGESS Storm Lake, Iowa RUTH BEYERS Fonda, Iowa ROGER CHRISTIANSEN Newell, Iowa JOYCE CHRISTENSON Lake Park, Iowa CAROL COBURN Cherokee, Iowa JOHN COBURN Marcus, Iowa RICHARD COLLINS Fort Dodge, Iowa LUCILLE COMSTOCK Denison, Iowa JOE CONNELL Storm Lake, Iowa Freshmen O O O Time Will Pass-The Story Will be Tolcl Class of '61 KEITH DAY Humboldi, Iowa ANITA DUBOIS Sioux Rapids, Iowa DENNIS EDWARDSON Sioux Rapids, Iowa JOSEPH EICHLER Pocahontas, Iowa LAWRENCE EICKSTAEDT Siorm Lake, Iowa NORMAN FANNING Nemaha, Iowa WILLIAM FARNER Carroll, Iowa VENNETTA FIEDLER Spencer, Iowa DENNIS FORD Coon Rapids, Iowa PAUL FORD Painfsville, Kenfucky ROBERT FRANZ Schaller, Iowa ROY GOMMELLS Manson, Iowa CHARLES GONNERMAN Wall Lake, Iowa CHARLES HAACK Pomeroy, Iowa JAMES HAAHR Storm Lake, Iowa CONNIE HADDEN Alta, Iowa They Began Just Last Fall LOUISE HALVERSON Storm Lake, Iowa MARILYN HAMILTON Washta, Iowa CAR OLE HARTLEY Storm Lake, Iowa MARLIN HELMING Schaller, Iowa MARL Wo en, I YN HINDERS d ow G JO ELLEN HOPKINS Storm Lake, Iowa ROGER JAACKS Denison, Iowa CAROL JACKSON Storm Lake, Iowa JERRY JENSEN Meriden, Iowa DONALD JENSON Storm Lake, Iowa ROBERT KING Schaller Iowa CORLISS KLAASSEN Pomeroy, Iowa PATRICIA KUMBA Lake Park, Iowa JERRY LAWTON Paton, Iowa EARL LEONARD Dawson, Iowa MARILYN LEWIS Lake City, Iowa DUANE McCONKEY Storm Lake, Iowa MARY H. MCDONALD Alta, Iowa CHARLES MCGINTY Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM MADISON Lismore, Minnesota MICHAEL MAHONEY Storm Lake, Iowa Three More Years-That Is All ALFRED NAUGHTON Storm Lake, Iowa DONAVON NELSON Laurens, Iowa KATHRYN NIMTZ Council Bluffs, Iowa WILLIAM NYE Dedham, Iowa CHARLES OLSEN Storm Lake, Iowa ELDON OTTO Aurelia, Iowa LYLE PETERS Gowrie, Iowa LEE PETERSON Storm Lake, Iowa RICHARD PETERSON Alta, Iowa LAWRENCE PICKENS Storm Lake, Iowa CARROLL PINGEL Aurelia, Iowa JON PUTNAM Ponca, Nebraska RAYMOND RATH Storm Lake, Iowa HAROLD REINBOTH Aurelia, Iowa ROBERT RENINGER Chicago, Illinois VERNA LEE RICHARDS Knoxville, Iowa GARY MOORE Marathon, Iowa RAY MORGAN Storm Lake, Iowa LYLE NAEVE Humboldt, Iowa CONNIE MEEVES Elk Point, South ,Dakota CAROLYN MEYER Quimby, Iowa we They Started Out With Fear KENT RIPPENTROP Titonka, Iowa JEAN RUTTER Marcus, Iowa GORDON SADLER Washta, Iowa ROBERT SAMSON EagIe Grove, Iowa MARGARET SCHULTZ Humboldt, Iowa MICHAEL SCHWITTERS Storm Lake, Iowa THOMAS SELWOLD Schaller, Iowa ROLAND SHARP Odebolt, Iowa ROSEMARY SHAW Pocahontas, Iowa KOY SHEETS Storm Lake, Iowa MARY SMITH Peterson, Iowa ROBERT SPURLING Truesdale, Iowa LINDA STEIG Storm Lake, Iowa PHILIP TOKHEIM Swea City, Iowa KATHRYN TUCKER WaII Lake, Iowa RONALD VOIGHTMAN Jefferson, Iowa WARREN WADE Storm Lake, Iowa CLEO WEEKS SchaIIer, Iowa LARRY WILSON Lake Park, Iowa KEN ZECKSER Manson, Iowa TED WITTER Sioux Rapids, Iowa . . . 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J Klan sz Alf, ff' ' KHwy,if-whQzgsffufmmwkskm-,-ww M-,,Wm,.fwvA.,3., . Mm Q., W, Wan . -:ffWEzw?g2l1g-fQnf1Q:w1- 'K - , - fm' 12 Alice Ahrendsen Carolyn Claussen Jerry Ibach Kenneth Kannenberg Whois Who On November 25, 1958, the names of eight Buena Vista college seniors were re- leased from the oFllces of the editors of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges at Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The eight honored seniors were Alice Ahrendsen, Manning, Carolyn Claussen, Storm Lake, Jerry lbach, Bayard, Kenneth Kannenberg, Humboldt, James Knott, Denison, Ruth Paulson, Albert City, Sylvia Swede, Spirit Lake, and Mary Ann Wixon, Ames. These seniors were chosen by the student council from a list submitted by the faculty committee. Membership in VVho's Who is based on scholarship, leadership, participa- tion, and co-operation in college activities, general citizenship in the community, and promise of future success. lt is one of the highest honors the college can confer on its students, James Knott Ruth Paulson Sylvia Swede Mary Ann Wixon FIRST ROW: Jim Haahr, Garold Galvin, Carolyn Claussen, Jim Knott, Richard Fiete. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cox, Don Boker, Larry Eickstaedt, Ron Mau. Student Council The student council's activities began with assisting in Freshman Orientation Week. In November, the student council, together with the Panhellenic Council, sponsored an all college Queen's Ball to take the place ot the cancelled Homecoming attairs. As is traditional, the council sponsored two all college formals, one in the winter with the theme Silver Bells, and one in the spring called Stairway to the Stars. The most significant task of the council was probably the organization of the whole student body into one huge ettort to raise funds for the Victory Arch, through a Campus Carni- val, which is to be an annual attair from now on. The various organizations on campus were brought closer together and guided in their activities by the student council. The sponsor this year was Mr. Cox. 51 Officers President ..... . . . James Knott Vice President .... Garold Galvin Secretary . . . . . Larry Eickstaedt Treasurer .. ..... Don Baker Sponsor . .. . . Mr. Cox FIRST ROW: Pat Bradley, Jane Wilbur, Jean Meyer, Lorraine Boldt. SECOND ROW: Marge Brown, Sue Johnson, Marlys Jessen, Miss Wedgwood. Swope Hclll Council The Swope Hall Council is composed of an elected representative from each suite plus the dormitory president. This board with the aid of the deans handles problems of discipline and adjustment of the girls who live in Swope Hall. lt is the purpose of this organization to promote friendship and unity among the house residents, to share in the responsibilities of group living, and to maintain high standards in student life. A number of social events were held throughout the year. ln the fall there was a Big and Little Sister Banquet given for the new girls in the dormitory and for their college big sisters. On December lO the annual Yule Log Service was held in the lounge of Swope Hall, and the Christmas Banquet took place the following week, Decem- ber l7. Spring events included an Open House and Dance, and a farewell party given in honor of all Swope Hall girls who were graduating. Lorraine Boldt served as president tor the 1957-1958 year. Other ofhcers were: Jean Meyer, vice-president, .lane Wilbur, secretary, Pat Bradley, treasurer, and Marie Voss, historian. 52 FIRST ROW: David Oberlin, Dennis McCool, Mr. Jensen, Laird Cruzen. SECOND ROW: Ron Iv..........e., Rodney StaHord, Garold Galvin. Men's Dormitory Council The Men's Dormitory Council, composed of tour elected officers and tour student counselors, co-operates with the administration to handle the problems of discipline and personnel adiustments of the boys living in the dormitory. This year the council has pro- moted several college dances cmd with the Swope Hall Council sponsored a Christmas banquet. The otticers of the Men's Dormitory Council this year were: Dennis lvicCool, presi- dent, Pat Cox, vice-presdent, David Oberlin, secretary-treasurer. The student counselors were Garold Galvin, Rodney StaFlord, Ron Michener, and Laird Cruzen. The resident counselor for the year was Wilbert Jensen. 53 Beaver Log Lo taff 9 S The Beaver Log Staff of T958 was headed by Mary Ann Wixon Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . Sports ........... Student Activities Copy Writers ....... Art Editor ..... . . . Roger Christiansen Photographer ....... Adviser ........... . . . Mary Ann Wixon . . . . . . Barbara Moe . . . Ken Kannenberg Jo Jensen Ron Martin Maryanna Siekmann Gordon McConnell ...... Lynn Baldwin Prof. Jeannie Lowdon as editor-in-chief and Barbara Moe as assistant editor. Professor Jeannie Lowdon served as faculty adviser. Serving under the editor and assistant editor were Ken Kan- nenberg, who gathered all the material used in the sports section, Jo Jensen and Ron Martin who very capably compiled the student activities index, Connie Meeves and Kathy Nimtz, typists, Maryanna Siekmann and Gordon McConnell who aided in copy writing and Lynn Baldwin, photographer. The art drawings were done by Roger Christiansen. We, of the staff, have put much time and hard work in the formulation of the Log for 1958, but it is work which draws a re- ward and a sense of satisfaction when it is completed. We hope you will enioy reading this i958 Log as much as we have enioyed creating it for you. This yearbook has not only been published for you, but about you, the fun and work. you have had at Buena Vista in l958, whether you are a freshman or a senior. STANDING: Editor Mary Ann Wixon. FIRST ROW: Ron Martin, Gordon McConnell, Ken Kannenberg, Lynn Baldwin, Maryanna Siekmann. SECOND ROW: Connie Meeves, Barbara Moe, Prof. Jeannie Lowdon, Jo Jensen, Kathy Nimtz. 54 'X J E - '- V I 1 .. 4 . STANDING: Ruth Paulson, Don Koebele. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Wixon, Carolyn Claussen, Maryanna Siek- mann. SECOND ROW: Lynn Baldwin, Wayne Halling, Tom Hatton. Tack The Paper With A Point was published every two weeks under the capable direction of Editor Ruth Paulson, who was ably assisted by Don Koebele. In its sixty-fifth year of publication, the TACK featured a picture page of campus activities, in addition to being a medium for conveying college news. Unique and creative Cartooning was featured by Wayne Hal- ling. Maryanna Siekmann offered her talents in a column dealing with typical student foibles. Tom Hatton cleverly entitled his creative column, The Grady Train. Carolyn Claussen offered up-to-the-minute fashion notes in her regular column, Fashion Silhouettes. Lynn Baldwin acted as chief photographer for the paper and is to be commended for some interesting action shots appearing on the picture page. Mr. Don Kelly served as faculty sponsor of the publication. 55 Staff Editor-in-Chief .... Assistant Editor .. Business Managers Cartoonist . . . Columnists .. Fashion Editor ,. Photographer . . . Sponsor ...... .. Ruth Paulson . . . . Don Koebele . . . John Goodenow Don Koebele .... Wayne Halling lvlaryanna Siekmann Tom Hatton . . . Carolyn Claussen Lynn Baldwin ..... Don Kelly Delta Phi Beta Officers President ..... .... A lice Ahrendsen Vice President .. .. Suzanne Johnson Secretary ..... .. . Carlene Skinner Treasurer . .. ..... Lorraine Boldt Historian .. ....... JoAnn Crary Sponsors .. Miss Dorothy Skewis Mrs. Jay Beekmann The members of the Delta Phi Beta sorority enioyed an active year. Fall brought Rush Week and the annual rush tea, October I, I957, at the home of Mrs. A. G. Gran. The irush banquet was held in the Storm Lake Room at Cobblestone Inn, October 3. New pledges took their initial pledge at the home of Miss Skewis, Beta sponsor. Actives and pledges were all disappointed when Homecoming was canceled. The Beta float was entirely completed and had to be torn down. Also the fall al- liance luncheon was not held. A Beta Homecoming Queen was again elected when the student body chose Carlene Skinner. Mary Ann Wixon, another Beta, was a Homecoming attendant. Carlene was crowned at the FIRST ROW: Miss Skewis, Mary Ann Wixon, Carlene Skinner, Lorraine Boldt, Alice Ahrendsen, Suzanne Johnson, JoAnn Crary. SECOND ROW: Kay Carlson, Sheila Burch, Alice Jo Queen's Ball, sponsored by the Student Council and decorated by the Pahhellenic Council. Near the end of the fall season new members elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities were announced, and all three Beta seniors were included on this list. Wintertime activities were highlighted by the Christmas dinner and gift exchange. The Betas also went Christmas caroling to the homes of their patronesses. In January the Betas took part in the Panhellenic skat- ing party. Friday evening, February I4, the Beta Heart Hop was held in Beaver Hall. A Beta pledge, Sheila Burch, was chosen queen. Following the dance Beta actives and pledges enioyed a slumber party in Swope Hall. The next week was Hell Week. Attired in red-and- white striped suits, the pledges were charming prison- ers. February 2I the new actives took their Hnal pledge after a formal banquet at the Steak House. The Panhellenic formal, April II, was the first of the spring activities. The Betas next sponsored the sale of pictures and prints during Fine Arts Week. It was possible to hold the spring alliance luncheon. Also a Beta picnic for the actives was held which concluded the year. The graduating seniors were presented with gifts at this time. All seasons of the school year brought fun and activities to the Betas. Higgins, Carolyn Shirk, Marlys Jessen, Sylvia Swede. THIRD ROW: Colleen McDiarmid, Maryanna Siekmann, Birdene Rehn- strom, Margaret Schultz, Marjorie Mozena. FIRST ROW: Ruth Paulson, Nancy Saunders, Professor Gladys Kuehl, Rosalind Bengtson, Barbara Moe, Maureen McKenna, Myrna Anderson, .loan Anderson, Carolyn Claussen. SECOND ROW: Linda Steig, Rosemary Shaw, Verna Lee Richards, Carol Coburn, Karen Buddenhagen, Carol Jackson, .lean-Rutter, Char- lotte Eischeid, Marilyn Lewis. THIRD ROW: Penny Morton, Frances Olney, Marilyn Hamilton, Connie Meeves, Mary Helen McDonald, Carolyn Meyer, Pat Wallin, Mary Beckwith. Phi Alpha Pi The Phi Alpha Pi sorority, organized in l906, started the year with their annual rush tea in the home of Mrs. Carl Peterson. The rush banquet was held in the Storm Lake Room of the Cobblestone Inn. The theme 'Seventh Heaven' was used combining the sorority colors of pink and white. Eighteen pledges took their first pledge at the home of Mrs. H. E. Stalcup. All Homecoming activities were canceled because of the flu, but three active members and one pledge were chosen as Homecoming Queen attendants. They were Rosalind Bengtson, Carolyn Claussen, Barbara Moe, and Penny Morton. Panhellenic Council ioined with the Stu- dent Council in sponsoring the Queen's Ball. The annual Christmas party and stocking exchange was held in the home of Mrs. George Coulson. Hell Week took place the third week of February. All the pledges were required to dress like clowns, and after a riotous week of stunts they took their final pledge and became active members of the sorority, The final pledge banquet was held at the Bradford Hotel. A Sock Hop sponsored by the sorority ended the week of activity. The Phi Alphs ioined with the Betas to sponsor the Panhellenic spring formal which carried out an oriental theme. The sorority ended their activities with the annual spring picnic held at the home of Mrs. Z. Z. White. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . . Sponsors . . . 57 Officers Maureen McKenna . . . ..... Barbara Moe . Rosalind Bengtson . . . Myrna Anderson . . . . Joan Anderson . . Prof. Gladys Kuehl Mrs. Kempes Schnell Mrs. Leonard Boone President . . . Vice President Officers . .... Marilyn Hornor . . . ... Audrey Nordholm Entre Nous Entre Nous is the non-sorority organization for girls on campus established in 1949. The club promotes social and cultural activities for its members. The Entre Nous organization began the school year on Octo- ber 1, 1957, with an invitational tea for prospective members at the Secretary . . . ..... .lane Wilbur Treasurer I r -'... Laurel Gems home of Mrs. Delbert Laird. New members were initiated in the tall Reporrer 1 Q r tirhi Maxine Selleck of the year, and their final pledge was taken on October 28, 1957. Sponsors N Miss Alberre Dwelle The annual Christmas party was held on December 9 with a gift Mrs. Joyce Perks exchange. Prof. William Parks, of the department of business ad- ministration at Buena Vista, spoke to the group January 13 on the subiect The Place of Women in the Future. Recreational activities included a tatfy pull and a game night. ln the spring of the year the group enioyed a picnic and the annual spring banquet. FIRST ROW: Janice Selleck, Maxine Selleck, Laurel Gentis, Mari- Kumba, Kathy Tucker, Koy Sheets. THIRD ROW: Mariorie Brown, lyn Hornor, Jane Wilbur,,Jane Gustafson. SECOND ROW: Bar- Kathy Nimtz, Pat Bradley, Frances Rasmussen, Mary Smith, Jean bara Irvine, Carole Mever, Ruth Agile Jin Mggnussen. Pat Mever. 58 FIRST ROW: James Buddenhagen, Oscar Carlson, Larry Eickstaedt, O'Toal. THIRD ROW: Jane Wilbur, Norm Fanning, Vic Vollrath, Leonard Meyer, Bill Tucker, Sylvia Swede. SECOND ROW: Ken- Kathy Nimtz. neth Westrom, Jerry Jensen, Duane Grey, Russell Eddie, Duane Student Library Committee Officers The fifth year of the Buena Vista College Student Library Com- mittee finds it existing as the only Faculty-Student Library Com- mittee in existence, with its duties as a liaison agency between the president ...,, H Leong,-Cl Meyer student body and the Faculty Library Committee. Vice president , l , ,,,,, Bill Tucker The committee was enlarged in order to secure more adequate Secrefory I . . - I I , Qscgr Carlson representation from all academic classes, professional and social Reporter , H l-er,-y Eickstgedl' organizations on campus. The committee helped with the remodel- Sponsor ,,., M355 Dwelle ing of the library, choosing books, and sending books to foreign countries. They presented for cultural enloyment a trip on slides to the Bad Lands and Breadloaf, Vermont, presented by Miss Jeannie Lowdon of the English Department. 59 Buena Vista Players Officers President ...... . . . Barbara Moe Vice President ............ Marlys .lessen Secretary-Treasurer ...... Carlene Skinner Sponsor .......... Prof. Richard Siegfried B.V. Players, as the name indicates, is the dramatics organiza- tion on campus. Originated on the campus in 1925, B.V. players has had as its aim To stimulate progress and encourage such dramatic activity as may serve to enrich the traditions, honor, and fame of Buena Vista College. This organization not only offers a place for aspiring young actors and actresses to enrich their talents, but wel- comes, too, the people behind the scenes - the stage crews and production staffs who are vitally important to every stage production. ' Members of B.V. Players presented the play The Solid Gold Cadillac as their first maior production of the year. The second production was the stirring presentation of The Boy With A Cart which was given for Spiritual Emphasis Week. The final production of the year was Ghosts, which was presented for Fine Arts Week. The casts for these plays included, along with many stage veterans, several new students who have brought a great deal of talent to the Buena Vista College Stage. All the productions were under the able direction of Prof. Richard Siegfried. FIRST ROW: Maureen McKenna, Professor Siegfried, Carlene Force, Carolyn Claussen. THIRD ROW: Linda Steig, Sheila Burch, Skinner, Barbara Moe, Marlys Jessen, Ken Kannenberg, Alice Ray Morgan, Cameron Arnold, Jane Wilbur, Rosemary Shaw, Ahrendsen. SECOND ROW: Verna Lee Richards, Noel Hammer, Connie Meeves, Ron Olson, Craig Townsend, Bob Lindgren, Richard Keir, Jane 60 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kuehl, Barbara Moe, Alice Ahrendsen, Ken Kannenberg. SECOND ROW: Maureen McKenna, Mr. Siegfried, Carolyn Claussen. Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is the national dramatic fraternity on cam- pus. Originating in l925, it is the oldest fraternity at Buena Vista College. This year's activities were under the direction of Alice Ahrendsen. The purpose of the Chi cast of Alpha Psi Omega is to stimulate interest in dramatics and to secure, for the college, all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a national fraternity. invitation to membership is based on a point system according to the major and minor plays and parts one has participated in, and the work done in difterent fields of production. Neophytes are re- quired to learn the Greek alphabet and to recite portions of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The pledging service is held at the annual progressive dinner in the spring. 61 Officers President ..... . . . Alice Ahrendsen Vice President .......... Ken Kannenberg Secretary-Treasurer ....... Barbara Moe Sponsors .......... Mr. Richard Siegfried Mrs. Gladys Kuehl Pi Kappa Delta Officers President ...... .. Carolyn Claussen Vice President ............. Ruth Paulson Corresponding Secretary . .. Ron Michener Treasurer ................ Don Koebele Sponsor .... . . . Mrs. Kuehl Pi Kappa Delta, forensic honorary, chooses its membe'rs'from students who have performed creditably through intercollegiate competition in debate and discussion and individual speaking events. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate progress in both intercollegiate speech activities and communication in an effort to provide functional leadership training for life and at the same time encourage a spirit of fellowship, brotherly cooperation, and incentive for achievement. This year Pi Kappa Delta has sponsored on campus three out- standing speech events, the eighth annual invitational high school speech conference attended by over 200 students and coaches from northwest lowa, the all-college oratory contest, won by Kenneth Green, and an after-dinner speaking contest, won by Ron Olson. Members have served the community by appearances before serv- ice clubs, study groups, and P.T.A.'s, an active Speaker's Bureau has provided talent throughout the area, advanced students have assisted as judges in high school speech contests. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Michener, Carolyn Claussen, Don Koebele. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kuehl, Ken Kannenberg. 62 FIRST ROW: Prof. Richard Siegfried, Miss Wedgwood, Mary Ann Suzanne Johnson, Dr. Grate. THIRD ROW: Karen Horsman, Car- Wixon, Sylvia Swede, Tom Hatton, Prof. Lowdon. SECOND ROW: lene Skinner, Alice Ahrendsen, Jane Wilbur, Laurel Gentis. James Bruce, Richard Keir, Gordon McConnell, Richard Fiete, Sigma Tau Delta The purpose of Sigma Tau Delta is the advancement of appreciation ot English by The study of the masterpieces. To develop and to express one's self in writing is especially emphasized. The program theme This year was The American Arts. Tom Hatton, Pamilla Graves, and Kay Babcock have had a total of seven manuscripts published in The Rectangle, national magazine of Sigma Tau Delta. Tom and Pamilla had The honor of having poems published in The i957 edition of The National Anthology of Collegiate Poetry. The Nu Delta chapter on campus again sponsored a literary supplement to The TACK during Fine Arts Week. ln addition, chapter members, with the aid of their sponsor, Miss Lowdon, revived the Nu Delta magazine, publication of student writings. The annual show again took the form of a musical comedy written, pro- duced, and directed by Tom Hatton, aided by other students. Organized on the Buena Vista campus in 1938, the Nu Delta chapter opens its membership To those people who have a particular interest in English and have maintained a notable average in this field. Apprentices are initiated at the annual spring banquet and breakfast. 63 Officers President ........ Sylvia Swede Vice President ...... Tom Hatton Secretary-Treasurer ........... Ruth Paulson Program Chairman ............ Ken Kannenberg Planning Chairman ............ Mary Ann Wixon Sponsor . . . Prof. Jeannie Lowdon Music Educator's National Conference Offlcers The Buena Vista chapter of the Music Educator's National Cont President ............... Gary Lundgren ference WGS CIWUVISVSCI in the SPVIUQ Of I954- Vice presidemt ,,-..,,. Birdene Rehnsfrom This group is a social and fraternal organization for student 5eCrefQry-TreC5Ure,- ,..,., Karen Horsrnqn who are maioring or minoring in music education. Its purpose i Sponsors ,,,,,,,,., ,llu W - 5, Green to create and advance a deeper understanding of the vast field o music education. The weekend of November Sth sixteen members attended th Iowa State Teachers Convention at Des Moines. On March I8, the group attended the Roger Wagner Chora presented at Wartburg CoIIege. The group also wrote and adopte a constitution for the organization during this year. The progra J. P. Sorenson Frances Heusinkveld G varied from panel discussions to a talent night in which every one participated. FIRST ROW: Mr. Sorenson, Hope Britson, Karen Horsman, Gary Moore, Suzanne Johnson, Roger Christiansen. THIRD ROW: Anita Lundgren, Birdene Rehnstrom, Alice Ahrenclsen, Mr. Green. SEC- Dubois, Ruth Dirksen, Bob King, Mel Frahm, Margaret SchuItz. OND ROW: Marlys Jessen, Norm Fanning, Bob Lindgren, Gary 64 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Wixon, Sylvia Swede, Alice Ahrendsen, Carolyn Claussen, Dawn Freeman, Jean Meyer, Romona Good- child, Janice Selleck. SECOND ROW: Rosalind Bengtson, Lorraine Boldt, Kay Carlson, Ja Crary, Larry Putbrese, Gary Brown, Car- lene Skinner, Mariorie Mozena. THIRD ROW: Mary Kane, Glen- nus Hinders, James Hackbarth, Oscar Carlson, Vernon Kowalke, Marilyn Hornor, James Zech, Carolyn Shirk, Mariorie Brown. FOURTH ROW: Donna Buehler, Harry Luback, Robert Sanders, Don Baker, Ron Michener, Craig Cook, Alice Jo Higgins, Ruth Anderson, Maxine Selleck. Student Iowa State Educational Association The Student l S E A is an organization on camlpus tor those ho are entering the educational field. The aim of this group is to amiliarize the student with the many phases of the teaching pro- ession which he may encounter. The members of the I S E A were divided into five groups, each roup planning and presenting the program tor one meeting. An nteresting movie No Teacher Alone was shown at one of the eetings. The group enioyed very interesting and educational peeches given by Mr. T. P. Kuehl, head of the Buena Vista Place- ent Bureau, and Mr. Kenneth Johnson, state adviser for I S E A. Various members from the organization represented the Buena ista chapter at the student I S E A tall regional meeting held at range City and the spring regional meeting at LeMars. Three embers and the adviser, Mr. Cox, also attend the state l S E A eeting at Des Moines. The year's activities were successfully concluded at the annual anquet given for the members of the group. 65 Officers President ...... .... P aul Kaiser Vice President . . . . . Larry Putbrese Secretary ..... .. Gary Brown Treasurer .. . . Kay Carlson Sponsors . . . . . . Dr. Mattson Mr. Cox Officers Circle K Circle K was organized on the Buena Vista campus in T950 under the auspices of Kiwanis International. The local organiza- President .... .. Harry Luback tion was the thirteenth group to be chartered by the Kiwanis. Vice-President .. Ron Iviichener Circle K provides students in the business curriculum with an Secretary . . . . . . Laird Cruzen Opportunity to get together to discuss problems and to hear qualified Treasurer . . . Ken Green speakers. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate leadership Sponsor . . . , , T, P. Kuehl training through service. The motto of Circle K is We Build. It oFters service on the campus, to the school, and to the community. This year the group ushered for many of the college and community functions, provided a scholarship, and sponsored a pancake supper and college dances. A highlight of the year was the annual appreciation banquet held at Cobblestone Inn on April i4, 1958. This year representatives will be sent to the National Con- vention at San Houston, Texas. FIRST ROW: Don Koebele, Laird Cruzen, Ron Michener, Harry eron Arnold, Gerald Galvin. THIRD ROW: Paul Johnston, Larry Luback, Ken Green, Prof, Kuehl, Rod Stafford, Duane Grey. SEC- Martin, Craig Cook, Bob O'Rourke, Glennus Hinders, Perry Knowl- OND ROW: John Clark, Charles Girdner, James Zech, Jerry ton, Dennis Ford, Mike Tangney. Lawton, Sam Farmer, James Hackbarth, Gordon McConnell, Cam- - 66 FIRST ROW: Jim Grider, Keith Chapman, Dick Zubradt, Ron Mau, maker, Dick Blake. THIRD ROW: Don Baker, Marlin Gustin, Russ Lanny Grigsby, Jerry lbach, Dean Allen. SECOND ROW: Bernie Eddie, Bob Endersbe, Paul Kaiser. Johnson, Jerry Nichols, John Kuyper, l.eRoy lnteveld, Steve Ra- Lettermen's Club The Buena Vista Lettermen's Club is one of the more active organizations on campus. lts obiectives are to aid and promote loyalty to Buena Vista College, to assist in promoting high ideals and good character in the lite ot the individual members, and to promote the spirit of sportsmanship in all athletic contests. A letter jacket is awarded to every senior who has won two major letters in any sport. An initiation is held each year, and all new members are re- quired to wear a dress and carry some piece of athletic equipment representing the sport he lettered in. The Lettermen's Carnival was again held on April l5 and lo. The Lettermen's Banquet was held on May 3 at Swope Hall with Jim Doran, former Buena Vista student, as guest speaker. 67 President . .. Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Sponsors . . Officers . . .... Ron Mau Dick Zubradt . .. . Keith Bunting Lanny Grigsby Mr. Beekmann Mr. Ewalt Mr. Laun Celtic Cross Officers President ..... .. Robert Hummel Vice-President ..... .. Larry Hansen Secretary-Treasurer .. .. Ron Olson Sponsors ........ .. Rev. Eggink Dr. Sampson Celtic Cross was chartered by the college in l955. Anyone who is entering full-time Christian service and the wives of students who are members of the group belong to this organization. The pur- pose is to promote a Christian fellowship among the students enter- ing Christian service and to acquaint them with widespread Christian vocations. The meetings are held twice a month and consist of a devo- tional period conducted by one of the students, a business meeting, and a talk by a guest speaker or one of the students. Some of the guest speakers were: Dr. Ernest W. Remley of Ames, Miss Edith Bor- stahl, Rev. Father Alfred McCoy of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Storm Lake, Rev. Robert Ceperley of Lakeside Presbyterian Church of Storm Lake. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sampson, Ken Kannenberg, Ron Olson, Bob O'Tool, Rich Fiete. THIRD ROW: Fred Nimtz, Benii Meyer, Ron Hummel, Larry Hansen, Bill Tucker, Dr. Sampson. SECOND ROW: Swedberg, Lyle Peters, Eugene Tolstedt. Rev. Eggink, Don Baker, Michael Shaw, Steve Ramaker, Duane 68 FIRST ROW: Prof. Smith, James Hackbarth, Karen Buddenhagen, Frances Rasmussen, Prof. Wild. SECOND ROW: Ruth Anderson, Vernon Ehlers, Ronald Storm, Jerry Hamilton, Ron Martin, Mariorie Brown. Natural Science Club The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in sci- ence and familiarize members with current developments in the nat- ural science field. At the regular monthly meetings, speakers were heard on sub- iects including the prairie dog and its habits, scientists in our world of today and how they need to be educated, and different lenses and their aid to the human eye. The group enjoyed an evening viewing celestial bodies and displays at the Sanford Museum-Planetarium in Cherokee. An after- noon trip was taken to the Mental Health Institute in Cherokee where the group was taken on a tour of the various wards and the main part of the hospital. The annual spring picnic was also enjoyed by the group. 69 Officers President ..... . . . Karen Buddenhagen Vice-President ...... . . . James Hackbarth Secretary-Treasurer . . . Frances Rasmussen Sponsors ............ Prof. Wayne Wild Prof. Ronald Smith Choir Personnel FIRST ROW: Director John Sorenson, Penny Morton, Jo Ellen Hopkins, Lorraine Boldt, Connie Meeves, Karen Horsman, Carlene Skinner, Margaret Schultz, Jo Cowan, Alice Ahrendsen, Sylvia Swede, Barbara Irvine, Laurel Gentis, Anita Dubois, Pat Patten, Frances Olney. SECOND ROW: Kathy Tucker, Ruth Dirksen, Rose- mary Shaw, Carol Jackson, Birdene Rehnstrom, Suzanne Johnson, Marilyn Hornor, Carolyn Shirk, Verna Lee Richards, Jane Gustaf- son, Jean Rutter, Marlys Jessen, Sheila Burch, Linda Steig. THIRD ROW: Eugene Tolstedt, Mel Frahm, Jerry Robinson, Ron Swed- berg, Charles Olson, Roger Christiansen, Larry Pickens, Gary Moore, James Bruce, Benii Meyer, Harold Reinboth, Don Jensen, Scott Wassom, Bob King, Pat Bradley. FOURTH ROW: Noel Hammer, Craig Townsend, Warren Wade, Jay Warner, Rod Stafford, Bob Benson, Gary Lundgren, Jerry Lawton, Joe Eichler, Richard Fiete, Ron Olson, Bob Lindgren, Norm Fanning, Perry Knowlton. Director J. P. Sorenson Director W. B. Green Band Personnel CORNETS: Suzanne Johnson, Robert Lindgren, Robert King, Rodney Stafford, Don Alfmanshofer. HORNS: Michael Shaw, Ned To- more. BARITONES: Gary Yocum, Cameron Arnold. TROMBONES: Gary Lundgren, Charles HoFFman. TUBAS: Carol Coburn, Norm Fanning, Noel Hammer. FLUTE: Margaret Schultz. OBOE: Alice Ahrendsen. CLARINETS: Patricia Bradley, Melvin Frahm, Pat Patten, Ronald Martin, Marlys Jessen, RU'fh Dlfksen, JOITISS Hock- barth. BASS CLARINET: Tom Hatton. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Dean Becker, Rosemary Shaw. TENOR SAXOPHONES: Tom Hatton, Gary Moore. PERCUSSION: Richard Keir, Pat Kumba, Karen Horsman, Alice Ahrendsen. Religious Activities Committee The Religious Activities Committee is one of the two faculty-student committees on campus. It is com- posed ot six students and six faculty members. This committee strives to guide and direct Christian activi- ties and to encourage a development of spiritual life on campus. This committee is responsible for all special chapel services on campus. They include the Thanks- giving Chapel, Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, Religious Emphasis Week, Easter Chapel, and Parents' Day Chapel. FIRST ROW Dr Schnell, Rev. Eggink, Barbara Moe, Rich Fiete, Professor Siegfried. SECOND ROW Miss Peterson Alice Ahrendsen, Carolyn Shirk, Sheila Burch, Ron Swedberg. 74 FIRST ROW: Dr. Schnell, Mrs. Schnell, Ron Olson, Ron Swedberg, Rev. Eggink. SECOND ROW: Carlene Skinner, Rich Fiete, Marilyn Horner, Vern Kolwalke, Michael Shaw, Barbara Irvine. Interfaith Council Interfaith is the student organized religious fellowship group on campus. The group meets every Sunday evening and enioys programs such as Hi-Fi Nite, movies, fireside socials, and discussion groups, which follow a meal eaten in fellowship with each other. Their various projects have included weekly prayer meetings Monday morning at Swope Hall and special candlelight prayer services once every two weeks, completely student organized. Ron Swedberg served as moderator the first semester, followed by Ron Olson as moderator the second semester. Dr. and Mrs. Schnell and Rev. Eggink served as sponsors of the group. 75 ff 5 ':::' A A Y- fum. XJ 17: 6 ' ' k 1 A QF w MQIWUNII' f . ,' H' K W k Z M I 4 lx ',Ullll1llllllllilllll1ll' 1 I 4 ,Q if 1 0 'W ' wif' Nm-f n x, ' ATHLETICS W4 f-fw -Q. m, bf, FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach Merritt Ewalt, Jon Putnam, Ronnie Mau, Jim Grider, Paul Brown, Ken Barringer, Lanny Grigsby, Keith Bunting, Cleo Weeks, Gerald Whitten. SECOND ROW: Athletic Director .lay Beekmann, Bob Lenhart, Paul Kaiser, Ron Voightman, Dennis Edwardson, Duane Polzein, Ray Morgan, Charles McGinty, Larry Pickens, Mick Cowan, Bruce Gunderson, and Coach Dean Laun. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ibach, Ron Ives, Craig Anderson, Steve McCall, LeRoy Klink, Wes Hunziker, Tony Otto, Steve Ramaker, Ken Kannenberg, Larry Putbrese, Earl Leonard. FOURTH ROW: Lee Houlihan, Phil Tokheim, Roger Jaacks, Bob Reniger, Kent Rippentrop, Charles Wehmeyer, Terry Conrad, Dick Collins, Dick Zubradt, Don McCaulley. Football Buena Vista College completed a successful football season in which it played the brand of ball that commanded the respect of its Iowa Conference opponents and forced the issue until the end of virtually every game. Coach Dean Laun's Beavers defeated three conference foes and were one of the two teams who defeated favored Upper Iowa. The Beavers scored in every contest and were never completely outclassed although they did lose a pair of games by two touch- down margins. Despite the cancellation of the Homecoming game with Central, Coach Laun de- scribed the season as the most rewarding of his coaching career. The Beavers in a practice session. Season's Record Buena Vista Upper Iowa .. Buena Vista Westmar .... Buena Vista Wartburg .... Buena Vista Iowa Wesleyan Buena Vista Dubuque ..... Buena Vista Simpson . Buena Vista.. . 6 Luther .. Buena Vista.. . 7 Parsons .. Coaches Merrit Ewaldt and Dean Laun discuss football strategy with Athletic Director Jay Beekmann. Keith Bunting Jim Grider Lanny Grigsby Wes Hunziker Jerry lbach Roger Jaacks Ron lves Ken Kannenberg Paul Kaiser Leroy Klink Bob Lenhart Ronnie Mau Steve McCall Don McCuulley Ted Zubrqdt hs 255 121115 ts, ii its 11 vi va .50 1, , , ij sxsvtsitgg, 1512? 5535 S. , 7 , he . ti' ,ffl the team. Freshmen and cheerleaders give a rousing welcome to Coach Laun is seen out front in a tense moment Sophomore quarterback Lanny Grigsby practices a pass. Grigsby, McCau11ey, Bunting, and Grider in a practice session. Statistics First Downs ...... Net Yards Rushing .. . Yards Gained . Total Points 80 B.V. 78 1 244 1 427 78 OPP. 104 1413 1559 86 No. 'I2 Retires . . . Football iersey number 12, worn by Jerry lbach, will be retired to a place of honor on the Buena Vista College campus. lbach, l8O pound senior back, wound up an illustrious grid career with a four-year total yard- age figure of 2839 during which time he scored 26 touchdowns, passed for IO more, cmd was one of the most feared all around performers in the conference. National honors and recognition include his be-ing named to the Associated Press Little All-America honor- able mention list, the special mention bracket of the Williamson Rating System Little All-America team, and high ranking in punting. This do-everything senior averaged 40 yards in each of 33 punts to rank tenth in the nation in the small college section of the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau statistics. The NAIA statistics chart placed him eleventh in the nation's small college punters. lbach was named to the all-Iowa conference first team this fall for the second consecutive year, and was selected co-captain and the most valuable player on the squad by his teammates. He received the Presi- dent's Award as the Distinguished Senior Athlete in both football and basketball. He became the first bas- ketball player in Buena Vista history to score over lOOO points in his career. Jerry's contribution to the athletic teams plus his general citizenship and scholastic qualities will make him Jerry lbach and number I2 iersey, now retired to place of honor. R greatly missed on this campus. All those who saw him play and followed his illustrious career will never forget him, probably the greatest all-round athlete Buena Vista has ever seen. A President Fisher presents Jerry his award as Distinguished Senior Athlete. FIRST ROW: Bob Endersbe, Dick Zubradt, Don Nettleton, Leroy Grigsby, Jim Grider, Coach Meritt Ewalt. THIRD ROW: Don lntveld, John Kuyper, Keith Chapman, Tony Otto, Jerry Ibach. Baker, Lyle Naeve, Jack Borchers, Marlyn Hinders, Dick Collins, SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Jay Beekmann, Bill McDonald, Ron Ives, Ted Edwards, Jim Haahr. Jack Buckley, Russ Eddie, Terry Conrad, Larry Wilson, Lanny Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Buena Vbta Vkta VBR: VBK1 VBR! VER: Vhm VBK1 VBR Vhm Vhm VBM1 Vhm Vhm VBN1 VBR: Vhm VBR: Vhmi Basketball 1957-58 Buena Vista Season I8-1 1 I .. 57 Cennalk ....... ... 70 .. 73 Iowa VVedeyan ... ... 83 .. 44 VVaHburgk ..... ... 78 .. 62 Upperlowak . ... 80 .. 66 Iwormngdde ... ... 68 .. 49 Snnpsonk .. ... 79 .. 52 Parsonsk . ... 45 .. 76 Lutherk .. ... 75 ... 77 Dubuque? ... ... 61 ... 82 Upperlowak . ... 83 ... 74 VVeshnar ....... ... 60 ... 67 Iowa Wesleyani' .. . . IO2 ... 69 Centralk ....... .. 90 ... 76 Wartburgi' .. .. IO7 . - - 72 Westmar . . . . 66 . . - 85 Parsonsi' . . . 75 --. 88 Shnpsonf... ... 86 ---'6I Dubuque-'l........................ .. 55 - - - 70 Luther? ........................... . . 93 UD Iowa conference game 82 rry Iboch b Endembe Nh Chapman ssEddm n Kuyper oy Infveld ry VVHson n Nefflefon McDonald 'k Zubrodf 1 Grider yCDHo k CoHms VVorner Individual Scoring AVG. 15.2 13.7 8.3 5.9 8.0 4.7 4.5 3.9 3.3 2.5 3.1 2.7 3.7 1.8 Hoohr Buckley FG FTM FTA 103 82 1 13 1 10 41 52 57 43 62 38 37 56 34 36 55 29 22 26 23 28 46 28 6 19 17 16 29 17 6 1 1 8 6 9 4 8 15 5 1 7 5 1 2 2 1 1 1.0 Keith Chapman Russ Eddie Bob Endersbe Jim Grider 84- Second Semester FIRST ROW: Sandy Hyllested, Pat Wallin. SECOND ROW: Linda Steig, Carol Jackson, Carolyn Shirk. THIRD ROW: Joan Anderson, Connie Hadden. Cheerleaders First Semester FIRST ROW: Norma Boy- sen, Carolyn Shirk, Carol Jackson. SECOND ROW: Connie Hadden, Joan An- derson, Donna Rein. FIRST ROW: Lnn Baldwin Lann Gri sb Jim Nielsen Don Borchers, Jerry Ibach Wayne Paige THIRD ROW- Bob Peters Y I Y 9 YI 1 I ' ' ' Baker, Ron Mau, Howard Stille. SECOND ROW: Marlin Gustin, Marian Grigsby, Manager Gary Harter, Coach Jay Beekmann, Larry Wilson, Marlyn Hinders, Russ Eddie, Wes Hunziker, Jack Jim McDonnell, STONISY Beall, GOVCIOH SGCIISV- Baseball Seasons Record Buena Vista Arkansas State Teachers . . . . 2 Buena Vista Arkansas State Teachers . . . . 5 Buena Vista University ot Tulsa ...... . . 5 Buena Vista University of Tulsa ......... . . ll Buena Vista Oklahoma State University .. . . . I8 Buena Vista Oklahoma State University . .. . . I7 Buena Vista Parsonsf ................ . . 4 Buena Vista Parsonsi' .............. . . 7 Buena Vista Morningside ................ . . 3 Buena Vista Westmar .................... . . 6 Buena Vista Mayville North Dakota Teachers .. .. 9 Buena Vista Centrali' .................... . . 2 Buena Vista Wartburgf ................ . . 8 Buena Vista Simpson? .... . . 2 Buena Vista Simpsoni' ....... . . 6 Buena Vista Iowa Wesleyani' .. 2 Buena Vista Iowa Wesleyan' .. . . IO Buena Vista Westmar ....... . . I Buena Vista Upper Iowa' . .. l Buena Vista Upper Iowai' . .. 3 Buena Vista Lutherk . . . . . 3 Buena Vista Luther? ................. . . . 35? Buena Vista Wartburg' ...................... . . 4 . .UD Iowa conference game. . ffl Iowa conference game lil Extra Innings B- V- Pitchers: Boffhefsf Ibechf PC1lQef M- GVl95bYf WIISOY1' First baseman, Hunziker, shortstop, Eddie, second baseman, L. Grigsbyp third PGTSVS- baseman, Stille. Ccxfcher Ron Mau. TOP RIGHT: Buena Visio in the flelcll LEFT: The fellas in The dugout . .. LOWER RIGHT: Hinclers, Beoll, McDonnell Boker, Guslln, Nielsen practice hihing. These eight Buena Vista College men are the distance runners, hurcllers, and weight-lifters of the track team. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Morandi, Craig Cook, Garold Galvin, Phil Tokheim. SECOND ROW, Earl Leonard, Lee Peterson, Don Nettleton, Bill McDonald. Trclck These men include the men who run in the relays and short distances. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Turner, Ron Voightman, Mike Mahoney, Keith Bunting. SECOND ROW: Pat Cox, .lim Wright, Tom Selwold, Ray Morgan. 88 43oH For The first time in The history of Buena Visia College we are the Iowa Confer- ence Golf Champs. These five men, under The capable direciion of Coach Merril' Ewali, played ouisfanding golf all spring and were given awards for their participation. Pictured here from LEFT TO RIGHT, They include Keith Chapman, Roger Jaacks, Bob Endersbe, Jim Haahr, Bill Ackerman, and Coach Ewali. Tennh Buena Visia College had a Tennis Team this spring, ably coached by Dr. Powell of Lakeside Presby- Terian Church. This Team played several nearby colleges in Tennis meeis. Piciured here They include: Richard Keir, .lay Warner, Tom Haiion, Ken Kannenberg, Tom Bush, Dr. Powell, and Bernie Johnson. 4 89 1 if s Q! N , ' ' 'i f Q . 5 PX Z n Kb fu .1 15 B in xy ,gb Il' Q ,Z 8 'fam' ulqjg X ' ,,,,, ..,. 4 J' 53. mfiqi., L SCCIETY 91 Her sweef disposition, her lovely personality, cmd her friendly nclfure make Ccirlene cz Honey of cz Queen. Homecoming Queen Miss Carlene Skinner Rosalind Bengison Norma Boysen Students Loyal . . . Carolyn Claussen . Chose Attendants Royal Barbara Moe 95 Penny Morton Mary Ann Wixon Boo... The queen is crowned by Swope Hall president, Lor- raine Boldt, with a make- shift crown remaining from an unfinished float, Carlene Skinner, p o p u l a r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Skinner of Auburn, lowa, was elected queen of 1957 Homecoming by the Buena Vista student body Thursday, October 24, BUT before the results of the election were even official, Homecoming of T957 was cancelled. All home- coming activities were lost to the Asian flu. This flu victory left Carlene a queen without a kingdom. Her pathetic plight was recognized by the residents of Swope Hall who organized a surprise Coronation in the lounge after dinner that eve- ning. Resplendent in a picture hat from an unfinished floatiwith a donated coat as her royal robe, Carlene reigned as Queen of the Flu. To the Flu! Queen Carlene graciously pro The smiling queen and her Swope Hall attendants, Rosie Bengtson, claims the hOUrS tO The residents Mary Ann Wixon, and Penny Morton. Of Swope Holl- Sick Call The stage was nearly set and The last minute preparations of the cast were underway,but The curtain never rose. Homecoming of i957 was a show that did not go on, lt is a homecoming long to be remem- bered by those who worked and planned, only to see their efforts made useless by the Asian flu epidemic which swept the campus. The illness of so many students and faculty members forced The cancellation of all homecoming activities. The consequences of The cancellation were widespread and varied. Floats in the last stages of construction were dismantled. Dormitory window decorations were washed away, Money received for Chrysanthemum sales was returned, as were borrowed properties for the Variety Show. Homecoming buttons, shakers and pennants, and football programs were never sold. Alumni banquet reservations were cancelled. Everyone's plans were entirely reversed by the an- nouncement All Homecoming activities have been cancelled. Cancelled All Unfinished Symphony tells the story of what happened to the Choir float when Homecoming activities were called off. These This float, which had been completed on Tuesday, is in the process three cellos imade from mattress boxesi were left standing without of being torn down Thursday night, before all those planning to G PUFPOSC. see the parade even got a glimpse of it. Fun for All . . . The Variety Show was another of the Homecoming activities cancelled because of the flu. The never-say-die cast didn't let a little thing like that bother them. They merely set a new date, Thursday evening, October 31, and had a good time in spite of it all. The Buena Vista Swing Band in full formal regalia combined with the sterling per- formance of the Arabian Knights quartet, an unusual couple-Cecelia and Cecil, better known as Dick Collins and .lon Putnam, and Calamity Jane, Joyce Hall, provided the evening's entertainment. An interesting highlight of the evening was a sneak preview of the impending basketball season. Several of the campus' most promising athletes exhibited their skill in ball handling while wearing boxing gloves. Certainly it can be said An enjoy- able evening was had by alll Arabian Knights tune up. Don't be shy, Cecelicl ls this a basketball game or a new kind of . . . Queen's Ball The coronofion of The 1957 Homecoming Queen Took ploce oT The Queen's Boll, on oll college donce held in VicTory Hcill, November l6. The sTudenT council ond ponhellenic council combined Their eFForTs To insure The success of The occosion cis G subsTiTuTion Tor The concelled Homecoming dance. The donce decoroTions were enTirely blue ond gold. Crepe poper sTrec1mers gove The illusion of o lowered ceiling ond Tolse walls. The queen's sTc1r- sfudded Throne ond background provided The main oTTrc:cTion. Opening The ocTiviTies wos The coronc1Tion of Corlene Skinner, The queen, who grociously reigned over The evening's enTerTcJinmenT. . . . To Be Future Beavers TOP LEFT: Students register for classes in Victory Hall. TOP RIGHT: Larry Zwemke seems to find the bleachers the best place to work. CENTER: Future lettermen have the privilege of dunking a mis- behaving freshman. BOTTOM: Leaders on campus were present at one of the freshman meetings to explain the function and purpose of their respective organizations. The home of Mrs, Carl Peterson pro- vides a lovely background for Marjorie Mozena and four actives at the Phi Alpha Pi rush tea. Audrey Nordholm serves tea to Louise Halvorsen, Kathy Tqcker, Mary Smith, and Pat Kumba at the Entre Nous tea held at the home of Mrs Del Laird. Social Fun . . . Rushees Linda Steig, Carol Jackson, and Mary Beckwith are served tea at the Delta Phi Beta rush tea held at the home of Mrs. A. G. Gran. Myrna Anderson and Joan Anderson, Phi Alpha Pi actives, pose with four charming rushees. . . . But Just One Marilyn Horner, president of Entre Nous, engages prospective members in lively conversation. Rushees Carolyn Shirk, Ruth Paulson, and Maryanna Siekman greeted by four lovely Delta Phi Beta cctives. A Million Laughs . . . A Glittering Cast The Buena Vista Players presented their first production of the year on December 3 and 4 at 8:00 p.m. in the Storm Lake high school auditorium. The play The Solid Gold Cadillac by Howard Teichmann and George S. Kaufman was under the able direction of Prof. Richard Siegfried of the drama department. The Solid Gold Cadillac, which is a comedy in two acts, may be familiar to many people because of the movie of the same name which starred Judy Holiday and Paul Douglas. The story which re- volves around a corporation is full of laughs. All the action takes place in New York and Washington. CAST Alfred Metcalfe .... Warren Gillie ..... Clifford Snell ........ Mrs. Laura Partridge .... Amelia Shotgraven .... Mark Jenkins ...... Miss L'Arriere ........ Edward L. McKeever .... Bill Parker ....... Dwight Brookfield . . . Estelle Evans .... Narrator .................... T. John Blessington ........... Miss Logan ........ .... P In order of appearance Carolyn Claussen . Craig Townsend Cameron Arnold .... Bob Spurling .. . Ray Morgan . . Marlys Jessen . . . Rosemary Shaw .. Ronald Olson . . . . Sheila Burch . . . . Ken Zeckser Maureen McKenna Ken Kannenberg . . . . . Bob Lindgren .. . Barbara Moe 5 95 -.X 3 X X S S .5 . J 5 9 N 1 x mf: '32 e sw-'- Voices in Song . . . Christmas season meant a season of hard work for the Buena Vista college choir members. After weeks of practice sessions under the able direction of Mr. John Sorenson, the choir pre- sented their annual Christmas concert Sunday evening, December 15. The program consisted of two sections, Part ll of the Christmas Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach and a group of lighter Christmas selections. Soloists for the Christmas concert were Norm Fan- ning, Michael Shaw, Rich Fiete, Birdene Rhenstrom, and Karen Horsman. Suzanne Johnson, ac- companist, is seated at the piano. . . . The Dancing Throng The annual all college winter formal was held December 20 at Cobblestone Inn. The decorations developed the theme Silver Bells. The dance was sponsored by the student council, and Entre Nous did the decorating. Music was furnished by .lay Belliere. The music was smooth! The mood was gayl The evening was dreamyl College Orations . . . The all college orotoricol contest wcis held Wednesdciy, Jcxnuciry 15 in Smith Hdll. The event was sponsored by Pi Kczppci Deltcz. All the contestants wrote their own origi- nol ten minute orcxtions. They were iudged on presentation, content of orotion, ond stage presence. First plcuce winner, Ken Green is presented the trophy by Pi Kappa Delta president, Carolyn Cloussen. The tour winners of the contest were Lynn Lewis, third, Maureen McKenna, second, Ken Green, first, Ronnie Olson, third. These students participated in the oratory contest. 110 . . . High School Invitations The eighth annual high school invitational speech conference was held at Buena Vista col- lege, Friday, January TO. Over 200 students from fourteen high schools in northwest Iowa partici- pated. The meet, sponsored by Pi Kappa Delta forensics fraternity, included events in oratory, interpretive reading, radio newscasting, and debate. Students and iudge Ed Warrington listen to a contestant perform. The three outstanding debators of the conference are presented scholarships by President Fisher. Contestants and coaches eat lunch in Swope Hall. Lunch is servedl The typical classroom is presented by B.V. college students. The Shadows' harmonizel Hell Week . . . Heart Hop Hell Week, under The iurisdiciion of The Ponhel- Ienic Council, wds held The Third week of The, second semesTer. IT is The ciimox To ci semesier of pledging eiiher of The Two sororiTies on ccimpus. The Phi Alphs were oTTired in clown suiTs of vcxrious poTTerns, while The Befos were prisoners. The beginning of The c1cTiviTies was o HeorT Hop, sponsored by The BeTo's. Sheilo Burch, o BeTo pledge, cmd her Tionce, Croig Townsend, were crowned Queen ond King. The Phi Alphs had o Sock Hop To end The week. During The week vcirious sTunTs ond oinfics were performed, os requesTed by The c1cTives of eoch sororiTy. BoTh groups hod c Tinoi pledge dinner which wcis formol. P Tom Hatton, author and director. The orchestra in rehearsal. Mistmore Towers Mistmore Towers, an original musical comedy in three acts, was presented by Sigma Tau Delta, national honorary English fraternity on campus. The show was written and directed by Tom Hatton, a iunior from Fort Dodge. Mistmore Towers was an English castle where the action took place during the German invasion of England. There was an American movie company attempting to make a movie in the castle which was occupied bythe Wallingford family. The conflict in the story was based on efforts of the Americans to ignore the war situation and the English tryingto do something about it. The cast being madeup. 114- M Curtain call for the cast and crew of Mistmore Towers. FIRST ROW: Mary Smith, Birdene Rehnstrom, Sylvia Swede, Lorraine Boldt, Marlys Jessen, Cariene Skinner. SECOND ROW: Scott Wassom, Rod Stafford, Gary Yocum, Bob Lindgren, Rich Fiete. 115 Spiritual Emphasis Week February 9-14, 1958 Spiritual Emphasis Week was again observed at Buena Vista. Dr. Ernest Remley of the Collegiate Presbyterian Church of Ames was the guest speaker. His theme was Authority and the Christian. Daily chapel services were held in the Lakeside Presbyterian Church with Dr. Remley delivering inspiring sermons. Each day there was a special activity for all the students and faculty to attend. Sun- day, the lnterfaith group had a supper at the Methodist Church, followed by the showing of a film entitled Seventeen Monday and Wednesday evenings the dramatics department, under the direction of Prof. Richard Siegfried, presented Boy With A Cart. Tuesday eve- ning the music department presented a concert including vocal and in- strumental selections. On Thursday evening all students attended a fellowship dinner at the Met-hodist Church. Following the dinner, homes ' H of several Storm Lake residents were opened to students for discussion Dr, E,,,es,Remiey,Ames ,roups. These groups were led by students with ministers from the surrounding area acting as resource persons. Dr. Remley was also available for personal and group counsel- ing. He held an informal discussion group with the college women at Swope Hall and many other groups while he was on our campus. RIGHT: These students compose the Religious Activities Com- mittee who planned Spiritual Emphasis Week on campus. They include Barbara Moe and Richard Fiete, seated, Ron Swedberg, Alice Ahrendsen, Sheila Burch, and Carolyn Shirk, standing. LOWER LEFT: Students attending the Fellowship Dinner held at the First Methodist Church on Thursday evening. LOWER RIGHT: One of the many discussion groups held in Storm Lake homes following the dinner on Thursday. .iq A 3 gg .j Q. 5 Q5 A I if Q 3 2 Q Oriental punch is served by two sorority girls. The Panhellenic Spring Formal was held c April ll, l958, in Victory Hall. The Phi Alpha Pi and Delta Phi Beta sorority girls combined effor for one of the most successful parties of the school year. Decorations included cherry blossoms, lighted lanterns, and oriental fans which created the atmos- phere and carried out the theme of Sayonara. The program also contributed to the oriental theme with an interpretative dance performed by several sorority girls. Music was provided by Alvin Frick and his orchestra. Panhellenic Formal . . . Sayonara RIGHT: Six sorority girls, representing both sororities on campus sing some oriental songs. LOWER LEFT: Dave Cartano, Jo Cowan, Carol Jackson, and Ron Cowan seem to be enjoying themselves. LOWER RIGHT: Ray Morgan, Verna Lee Richards, Rosemary Shaw, and Joe Connell are engaged in a lively conversation. Fine Arts Week April 28-May 2 Band Concert Physical Education Demonstration Ghosts Student Council Spring Formal 122 Stairway to the Stars May 16, 1958 123 Campus Carnival . . . The Campus Carnival was held in the center of the campus on May 7, l9.58. It was an all student proiect aimed at raising money for a victory arch to be constructed from the stone arch of Old Main, which was destroyed by fire. lt is hoped that the victory arch, occu- pied by a bell, will be the center of many traditional ceremonies. The night before the carnival an outdoor Variety Show was held at which Mrs. Jay Beekmann and Dr. Grate were crowned queen and king. Several stu- dents presented comedy acts and sing- ing, but the highlight was a skit representing the faculty and starring Prof. Siegfried and Dr. Grate. Despite rain on the scheduled day, the carnival took place, with each or- ganization sponsoring a booth, and ap- proximately S23O was raised for the victory arch. - we RIGHT: The Men's Dorm had a car wash and found that some college men drive pretty fancy cars! UPPER LEFT: Jodie Hopkins seems to be con- centrating on a sketch of someone. UPPER RIGHT: Everyone, young and old, enioyed the Sigma Tau Fish Pond. LOWER LEFT: Bill Tryon's son gets a ride on the ferris wheel and appears a bit frightened. LOWER RIGHT: No carnivol would be complete without kids and cotton candy. Q 21 Around the Campus n example buildihgjyg' 4g Prospective h Inspect ihe Mens Dorm. 7. Akpep meehxng ofvyfhe Lsfudenf council. 6.IMr. ah is si 145 Q xi X s 5 Q? EQ? ies 922 sig E55 '55 gg, :E 932 5 gg? Q, 5 ff W 52 ,O .ii TG 3' Dorm Llfe Moving O cgs from 'M6n's ' H ' Hi Mik?,,ZonH?Ronl lodkllhcnppyj l Ib: Vlong undh short: of if. ,ik gre-ver Mtfisrlyiw dping in, we I PVLL mhardif -77 ' SwcSg5e -garbage can? 5. l Sleepy seniprs!A 6?-L ' all Y pfesidiehf' cmd her Vproblbmsf 85 V' Tlme H for .ore you W cefebrqfe, Logroi1f1e's birthdczyf 11. V Cage 'fog join This some? V' A -twgf . ,xl Circle K Banque? Leffermen's Banquet WM Sigma Tau Delia Banquet Faculty Dinner Alpha Psi Omeaa Dinner Pi Kappa Delia Banquet S Q E i E, 3 ga 3 President Fisher lights the traditional Pipe of Peace. Juniors and seniors enioy a breakfast together. Junior-Senior Breakfast, May 28, 1958 Sorority Luncheons Phi Alpha Pi Sorority Luncheon at Cobblestone Inn. Delta Phi Beta Sorority Luncheon at the Bradford Hotel. Honor Society Tea New members of the B.V. Honor Society: Moriorie Shipley, Ruth Paulson, Sylvia Swede, Alice Ahrendsen, Pamilla Graves, Vernon Dr. and Mrs. Sampson are served tea. Ehlers, and Ken Kannenberg, pictured with Dr. Sampson. Alumni Banquet Alumni banquet -at Swope Hall. WW To The Glory of God and The Welfare of Mankind JusT one year and one day afTer The laying of The cornersione of The new adminisfraiion building, The dedicafion Took place. On graduaTion day, May 29, l958, The keys of The new building were omcially Turned over To PresidenT Fisher, represenTing The adminisTraTion, from Dr. Howard Pierce, chairman of The building commiTTee of The board of TrusTees. The dedication began wiTh an academic procession from VicTory Hall. The invocaTion was given by Rev. Arihur MorTenson, moderaTor of The synod of lowa. A lifany of dedicaiion was led by Sylvia Swede, a mem-ber of The class of 1958. The shori program was concluded by guided Tours Through The new building. N '4' 0s Activities Index Bachelor of Arts AHRENDSEN, ALICE JEAN. Manning, Student Council 3, Who's Who 4, Religious Activities Committee 3,4, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, President 4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Delta Phi Beta i,2,3,4, President 4, Officer 2,3, Buena Vista Players i,2,3,4, Officer 3, l.S.E.A. 4, M.E.N.C. i,2,3,4, Tack Staff i,2, Band i,2,3,4, Choir i,2,3,4, Student Director 4, Officer 2,3, Maior Plays i,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen's Court 2,3, Class Officer 3. ALLEN, DEAN. Lake City, i.S.E.A. 3,4, Lettermen's Club i,2,3,4, Track l, Football l,2, Basketball I. BAKER, DONALD J. Estherville, Celtic Cross i,2,3,4, President i, Officer 3, i.S.E.A. 4. BALL, JOHN M. Storm Lake. BECKER, CHARLES DEEN. Boone, ltransfer from Boone Junior Collegel, Circle K 3,4, M.E.N.C. 4, Band 4. BLAKE, RICHARD. Rodman, l.S.E.A. 3,4, Lettermen's Club i,2,3,4, Tack Staff 3, Baseball i,2, Track i,2,3, Football i,2,3. BRITSON, HOPE. Storm Lake, itransfer from iowa State Teachers Collegei, M.E.N.C. 4. BRUCE, JAMES L. Lake City, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Buena Vista Players i,2, Tack Staff 3, Choir i,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Maior Plays 2. BUDDENHAGEN, JAMES E. Aurelia, Student Library Committee 4, i.S.E.A. 4, Football 2. BUSH, TOM? Truesdale, Celtic Cross 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4. CHAPMAN, KEITH L. Rolfe, Lettermen's Club i,2,3,4, Officer 4, i.S.E.A. 3,4, Basketball i,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Veterans Club 2,3,4, President 4. CLAUDE, DARYL KF Woolstock, itransfer from Eagle Grove Junior Collegel, i.S.E.A. 4. CLAUSSEN, CAROLYN JOY. Storm Lake, Student Council 4, Who's Who 4, Student Library Committee i,2,3, Officer 2, Religious Activi- ties Committee 2, Officer 2, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Officer 3, Pi Kappa Delta 3,4, President 4, Officer 3, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Phi Alpha Pi i,2,3,4, Officer 3, Buena Vista Players i,2,3,4, i.S.E.A. 2,3,4, Olficer 3,4, M.E.N.C. 3, Tack Staff l,4, Band i,2, Choir l,2, 3,4, Maior Plays i,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen's Court 3,4. CRUZEN, LAIRD L. Carnduff, Sask., Canada, ltransfer from Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto, Canadai, Men's Dorm Council 3,4, Officer 3,4, Circle K 3,4, Officer 4. DORFLER, JOHN M. Charter Oak, i.S.E.A. 2,3,4, M.E.N.C. i, Band i,2,3,4, Choir i. ECKERMAN, PAUL. Early, i.S.E.A. 4, Veterans Club 4, Officer 4, Senior Class President 4 EHLERS, VERNON J. Cherokee, Natural Science Club 2,3,4. EINSPAHR, HOWARD! Odeboit, Student Library Committee 4, Track I, Veterans Club 2,3,4. ENDERSBE, BOB E. Alta, i.S.E.A. 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Track l, Basketball i,2,3,4, EVANS, KENNETH L. Schaller, Baseball 3,4, Lettermen's Club 4. FREIER, EUGENE C. Early, i.S.E.A. 4. GAILEY, JOHN. Storm Lake. GOODENOW, JOHN. Wall Lake, Men's Dorm Council 3, President 3, Tack Staff 4, Officer 4, Junior Class President. GRAVES, PAMlLLA.'i Rolfe, Swope Hall Council i, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Entre Nous i,2,3,4, Officer 2,3, i.S.E.A. 4, Natural Science Club 2,3,4, Officer 2, Tack Staff l,4, Choir l, United Student Chris- tian Association i, Officer i. GUSTIN, MARCIA. Riverside, illinois, itransfer from Grinnell Collegel, i.S.E.A. 4. HAMILTON, JERRY E. Storm Lake, Circle K i,2,3,4, i.S.E.A. 4, Natural Science Club 3,4. HANSEN, LARRY H. Ringsted, Religious Activities Committee i, Celtic Cross i,2,3,4, Officer 4, Natural Science Club 2. HEIKENS, BURDETTE H. Spencer, Veterans Club 3. HINDERS, GLENNUS C. Ackley, ltransfer from Ellsworth Junior Col- legei, Circle K 4, i.S.E.A. 4, Veterans Club 3,4. IBACH, JERRY. Bayard, Who's Who 4, Men's Dorm Council 3, Letter- men's Club i,2,3,4, Baseball i,2,3,4, Football i,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4. INTVELD, LEROY. Hull, ltransfer from Northern Junior Collegel, i.S.E.A. 3, Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 3,4. JENSEN, RICHARD. Meriden, i.S.E.A. 3,4, Band i. KAISER, PAUL. Rolfe, i.S.E.A. 2,3,4, President 4, Officer 3, Football i,2,3,4. KANNENBERG, KEN. Humboldt, Who's Who 4, Men's Dorm Council 3, Celtic Cross 3,4, Inter-Faith Council 3, Officer 3, Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Officer 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Officer 4, Buena Vista Players 2,3,4, Officer 3, Lettermen's Club i,2,3,4, Nat- ural Science Club 2, Beaver Log Staff 2,3,4, Choir i,2,3,4, Major Plays 2,4, Football i,2,3,4. KEENAN, ROBERT Li Schaller, Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 2, Track 2,3,4. KEIR, RICHARD. Spencer, Student Library Committee 4, Natural Sci- ence Club 2,3, Officer 3, Beaver Log Staff 3, Band i,2,3,4, President 4, Maior Plays 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4. KLINK, LEROY E. Rockford, Football i,2,3,4, Basketball 2. KNOTT, JAMES E. Denison, Student Council 4, Who's Who 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, i.S.E.A. 4, Tack Staff 4. KNUDSON, CRAIG. Sac City, Alpha Psi Omega i,2,3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, Buena Vista Players i,2, i.S.E.A. 3, M.E.N.C. i,2, 3,4, Band i,2,3,4, Choir i,2,3,4, Major Plays I. LENHART, ROBERT FRANCIS. Storm Lake, itransfer from Loras Col- lege, Dubuque, lowal, i.S.E.A. 3,4, Football 4. LUBACK, HARRY C. Chicago, Illinois, Circle K 2,3,4, President 4, Officer 3, i.S.E.A. 4. MAYS, ALLAN S. Sioux Rapids, i.S.E.A. 4. McCALL, STEPHEN P! Worthington, Minnesota, Student Council 2,4, Ofhcer 2, Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Officer 3, Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Buena Vista Players i,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, President 4, i.S.E.A. 4, Maior Plays 2, Track i, Football i,2,4, Veterans Club 2,3,4. MEYER, BENJAMIN. Algona, Religious Activities Committee i,2, Presi- dent 2, Celtic Cross 2,3,4, President 3, Choir i,2,3,4. MEYER, VERNON S. Jefferson, Circle K i,2, Officer 2, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Officer 4. MICHENER, RONALD F. Climbing Hill, Student Council 3, Officer 3, Men's Dorm Council 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2,3,4, Circle K i,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, i.S.E.A. 4. MILLER, KENNETH D. Carroll. MORRISON, DIXEY L. Woodward, i.S.E.A. 4, Basketball i,2, Veterans Club 3. NICHOLS, JERRY. Adair, l.S.E.A. 4, Lettermen's Club i,2,3,4, Foot- ball i,2,3,4, NIELSEN, JAMES W. Arnolds Park, i.S.E.A. 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball i,2,3,4, Basketball i. PAULSON, RUTH. Albert City, Who's Who 4, Student Publications Committee 3,4, Officer 4, Pi Kappa Delta 3,4, Officer 4, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, President 3, Officer 4, Phi Alpha Pi 4, Buena Vista Players T, i.S.E.A. 3,4, Tack Stal? 2,3,4, Editor 4, Officer 3. PUTBRESE, LARRY. Spencer, Student Library Committee i,2,3,4, Buena Vista Players 2, i.S.E.A. i,2,3,4, Officer 2,4, Football i,3, Basketball I, Veterans Club 4. REX, JOHN D. Odeboit, Lettermen's Club i, Choir i,2,3, Football i, Basketball i. SANDERS, BOB. Nemaha, i.S.E.A. 4, Intramurals 2,3,4. SINNING, G. EDWARD. Lake View, Veterans Club 2,3,4. STAFFORD, RODNEY. Webster City, itransfer from Webster City Jun- ior Collegei, Men's Dorm Council 4, Executive Counselor 4, Circle K 3,4, Officer 4, Band 3,4, Choir 3,4. SWEDE, SYLVIA. Spirit Lake, Student Council 2, Who's Who 4, Swope Hall Council 3, President 3, Student Library Committee I,2,3,4, Officer l,3, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, President 4, Officer 3, Delta Phi Beta 4, l.S.E.A. 4, Choir I,2,3,4, President 3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Class Otticer I,4. WEHMEYER, CHARLES. Storm Lake, Circle K I, Track 2,3, Football 3, Basketball I. WILSON, JERRY Lanesboro, Circle K I,2. WIXON, MARY ANN. Ames, Who's Who 4, Student Publications Committee 2,4, Sigma Tau Delta 3,4, Officer 3,4, Delta Phi Beta i,2,3,4, President 3, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. i,2,3,4, Oiticer 2, Beaver Log Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4, Co-editor 2, Tack Staff 3,4, Homecoming Queen's Court 3,4, Panhellenic Council President 3, Class Officer 2. YOCUM, GARY. Storm Lake, Buena Vista Players I,2, l.S.E.A. 3, M.E.N.C. l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, Major Plays 3. YOUNG, BOB. Terril, Circle K I, Track I. Bachelor of Education ATKINSON, DON. Emmetsburg, l.S.E.A. 3,4,' Football I, Veterans Club 3.4. BROWN, MARJORIE. Emmetsburg, itransfer from Emmetsburg Junior Collegei, Swope Hall Council 4, Entre Nous 3,4, Natural Science Club 3,4. GRIDER, JIM. Rockwell City, Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4, Football i,2, 3,4, Basketball i,2,3. KRAMER, MAURICE D. Everly. OLSON, ANNA MARIE. Albert City, Student Council I, Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4, l.S.E.A. 3,4, Beaver Log Staff 'l,4, Band i,2, Choir I,2. PAIGE, WAYNE. Dike, l.S.E.A. 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Baseball I,2,3,4. RASMUSSEN, FRANCES. Webster City, Entre Nous 3,4, l.S.E.A. 3,4, Natural Science Club 3,4. SAUNDERS, NANCY! Peterson, Entre Nous I, Phi Alpha Pi 2,3,4, l.S.E.A. i,2, Chair I, Homecoming Queen's Court 2, Class Officer 3. SELLECK, JANICERU' Storm Lake, Entre Nous 2,3,4, l.S.E.A. 2,3,4, W.R.A. 2. SHIPLEY, MARJORIERW' Missouri Valley, Ctransfer from Northwest Missouri State Collegei. WARRINGTON, EDGAR, Jr. Estherville, Celtic Cross 3,4, l.S.E.A. 3.4. Bachelor of Science BOUTELLE, J. LYNN. Storm Lake, Tack Staff I, Choir 2,3. CARLSON, OSCAR V. Linn Grove, Student Library Committee 3,4, l.S.E.A. 4, Natural Science Club I,2. HALLING, WAYNE BERNARD. Storm Lake, l.S.E.A. 4, Tack Staff 4. HOFFMAN, CHARLES F? Storm Lake, Band I,2,3,4, Choir I. IRWIN, DWIGHT S. Sac City. KOWALKE, VERNON. Early, Inter-Faith Council 4, l.S.E.A. 4, Cheer- leader 2, Football I, Basketball I. KUYPER, JOHN E. Artesia, California, ltransfer from Northwestern Junior Collegei, Lettermen's Club 4, Choir 2, Basketball l,2,3,4. LIVINGSTON, LOUIS K. Glidden, Natural Science Club I, Chemistry Assistant 2,3,4. ROSKENS, JERRY. Milford, Itransfer from Nothwestern Junior Col- lege, l.S.E.A. 4, Football I,2,3, Basketball l. STORM, RONALD. Sanborn, l.S.E.A. 4, Natural Science Club 4. WESTROM, KENNETH? Lake View, Student Library Committee 4, l.S.E.A. 4, Veterans Club 2,3. Two Year Graduates ANDERSON, JOAN. Alta, Phi Alpha Pi l,2, Ofticer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Cheerleader 2. ANDERSON, MYRNA. Albert City, Phi Alpha Pi I,2, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, BC1t'ld I. BENGTSON, ROSALIND. Alta, Phi Alpha Pi i,2, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Choir I, Homecoming Glueen's Court 2, Class Officer 2. BOLDT, LORRAINE. Larrabee, Swope Hall Council 2, President 2, Delta Phi Beta i,2, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Choir i,2, Maior Plays 2, Panhellenic Council i,2, Officer 2, Inter-Faith 2. BOYSEN, NORMA JEAN. Storm Lake, ltransfer from Wayne State Teachersi, Cheerleader 2, Homecoming Queen's Court 2. BUEHLER, DONNA. Odebolt, Entre Nous i,2, l.S.E.A. 2. CARLSON, KAY. Pierson, Delta Phi Beta I,2, l.S.E.A. 2, Officer 2. CRARY, JO ANN. Larrabee, Delta Phi Beta i,2, l.S.E.A. 2, Officer 2, Choir I, Inter-Faith 2. GOODCHILD, RAMONA. Havelock, Entre Nous i,2, l.S.E.A. i,2, Band I. GUNNARSON, JOANNE. Peterson, l.S.E.A. 2, Basketball I. HALDIN, JOAN. Sioux Rapids, I.S.E.A 2. HALL, JOYCE. Glidden, Delta Phi Beta 2, Buena Vista Players i,2, l.S.E.A. 2, Band i,2, Maior Plays I. HESS, DONNA DECKERF' Storm Lake, Delta Phi Beta i,2, l.S.E.A. i,2, Beaver Log Staff I. HORNOR, MARILYN JOAN. Varina, Inter-Faith Council 2, Entre Nous l,2, President 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Choir I,2. IRVINE, BARBARA. Cleghorn, Swope Hall Council I, Inter-Faith Coun- cil 2, Entre Nous i,2, l.S.E.A. i,2, Band i,2, Choir 2. JONS, MARLYS MARIE? Primghar, Entre Nous 3, Officer 3, l.S.E.A. 2,3. MEYER, JEAN. Storm Lake, Swope Hall Council 2, Olticer 2, Entre Nous l,2, l.S.E.A.- 2. MOZENA, MARJORIE. Bayard, Delta Phi Beta 2, l.S.E.A. 2. NORDHOLM, AUDREY. Lake View, Entre Nous i,2, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. 2. REIN, DONNA. Milford, Cheerleader i,2, Choir I, Class Oiticer I. SELLECK, MAXINE. Storm Lake, Entre Nous l,2, Officer 2, l.S.E.A. 2. SKINNER, CARLENE KAY. Auburn, Student Council I, Officer I, Swope Hall Council I, Oflicer I, Religious Activities Committee I, Inter-Faith Council 2, Delta Phi Beta i,2, Officer 2, Buena Vista Players i,2, Ofticer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Beaver Log Staff I, Choir i,2, President 2, Maior Plays i,2, Homecoming Queen 2, Sigma Tau Delta 2. TROXEL, JUDY KAY. Aurelia, Buena Vista Players 2. VOSS, MARIE. Fonda, Swope Hall Council 2, Otticer 2, Entre Nous I, l.S.E.A 2. WALLIN, PATRICIA A. Storm Lake, Phi Alpha Pi i,2, Olicer 2, l.S.E.A. 2, Cheerleader 2. it January Graduate August Graduate A Faculty and Staff Index B Baxter, Mrs. Edna 23 Beekmann, Jay R. 19, 78, 79, 82, 86 Boone, Leonard B. 19 Buntrock, Mrs. Lucille 19 C Christiansen, James R. 19 Conner, Floyd A. 19 Cox, Donald V. 19, 51 D Dwelle, Alberta 18 E Eggink, Henry G. 19, 68, 74, 75 Ewalt, Merrit A. 20, 78, 79, 82, 89 F Fahan, Mrs. Mariil 23 Fertig, John T. G 63 Grate, William H. 21, Green, Will B. 21, 64, 72 Grey, Nancy 23 Grundmeier, Mrs. Kenneth 23 H Henline, Wendell Z. 18 Heusinkveld, Frances M. 20 Hirsch, Albert F. 20 HoFFman, Inez 18 J Jensen, Wilbert T. 18, 53, 126 Jensen, Mr. 23 K Kelly, Donald A. 17 Korver, Russell L. 20 Kuehl, Gladys N. 20, 57, 61, 62 Kuehl, Theodore Phillip 21, 66 I. LaFoy, Jake M. 17 Ackerman, William 32, 89 Ahrendsen, Alice 26, 50, 56, 60, 131 Albright, Dennis 42 Allen, Dean 26, 66 Altmanshofer, Donald 73 Anderson, Anderson Anderson , Joan 36, 57, 85 Anderson, Craig 78 Gordon 26 Myrna 36, 57 Anderson, Ruth 58, 65, 69 Arnold, Cameron 42, 60, 66, 73 Arrowsmith, Donald 36 Atkinson, Donald 26 B Baker, Donald J. 26, 68 Baker, Donald R. 36, 51, 67, 83, Baldwin, Lynn 42, 54, 55, 86 Ball, John 26 Barnes, Glen 36 Barringer, Ken 78 Bauer, Dean 42 Beall, Stanley 32, 86, 87 8 Laun, Dean C. 21, 78, 79, 80 Lewis, Marilyn 23 Lowdon, Jeannie 21, 54, 63 M Mattson, Elvena 21 Meyer, Carole 23 Miller, Mrs. Annie 23 Murray, Robert C. 17 P Parks, William A. 21 Parrish, Ola 18, 126 Peterson, Daggmar H. 21, 74 Peterson, Mrs. Elizabeth M. 21 Peterson, Mrs. Else 23 Powell, Rev. Luther 89 R Reynolds, George F. 21 S Sampson, Luman, W. 22, 68, 131 Schnell, Kempes Y. 22, 74, 75 Shafer, Paul L. 22 Siegfried, Richard K. 22, 60, 61, 63, 74 Skewis, Dorothy D. 22, 56 Smith, Frederick F. 19 Smith, Ronald E. 22, 69 Smith, Vernon, E. 22 Sorenson, John P. 22, 64, 70, 71 T Thies, Joann M. 23 W Wedgwood, Mary F. 18, 52, 63 Wesselink, William D. 17 Wild, Wayne G. 22, 69 Williams, Lester E. 17 Student Index 61, 63, 64, 65, 70, 73, 74, 116, 6, 87 136 Bean, Ward 42 Beckenbaugh, Robert 26 Becker, Charles 26, 73 Beckwith, Mary 42, 57, 100, 102 Bengtson, Rosalind 36, 57, 65, 94, 96 Benson, Robert 42, 70 Benson, Walter 36 Bentzin, Clyde 36 Besch, Mary 36 Besch, Theodore 36 Biggins, Lyle 42 Black, Marilyn 36 Blake, Richard 26, 67 Bodaken, Edward 42 Boldt, Lorraine 36, 52, 56, 65, 70, 96, 115 Borchers, Jack 42, 82, 86 Boutelle, Lynn 26 Boysen, Norma 36, 85, 94 Bradley, Janet 36 Bradley, Patricia 32, 52, 58, 70, 73 Brady, Eugene 26 Britson, Hope 26, 64 Brown, Gary 32, 65 Brown, Gerald 127 1 Brown, Mariorie 26, 52, 58, 65, 69 Brown, Paul 78 Bruce, James 26, 63, 70 Buckley, Jack 82 Buddenhagen, James 26, 59 Buddenhagen, Karen 36, 57, 69 Buehler, Donna 37, 65 Bumann, Eugene 42 Bunting, Keith 32, 78, 79, 80, 88 Burch, Sheila 42, 47, 56, 60, 70, 74, 116 Burgess, Larry 42 Bush, Tom 27, 89 Byers, Ruth 42 C Carlberg, Donald 32 Carlson, M. Kay 37, 56, 65 Carlson, Oscar 27, 59, 65 Carver, John 32 Chapman, Keith 27, 67, 82, 84, 89, 127 Christenson, Joyce 42 Christiansen, Roger 42, 64, 70 Clark, John 66 Claussen, Carolyn 27, 50, 51, 55, 57, 60, 61, 62, 65, 94, 110 Coburn, Carol 42, 57, 73 Coburn, John 42 Collins, Richard 42, 78, 82 Comstock, Lucille 42, 100 Connell, Joe 42, 118 Conrad, Terry 43, 78, 82 Cook, Craig 43, 65, 66, 88 Cowan, Jo Ann 37, 70, 118 Cowan, Malcolm 43, 78 Cowan, Ronald 37, 118 Cox, Patrick 32, 88 Crary, JoAnn 37, 56, 65 Cruchelow, James 43 Cruzen, Laird 27, 53, 66 D Davis, Gary 43 Day, Keith 43 Dethlefsen, Norma 27 Dirksen, Ruth 32, 64, 70, 73 Dobson, Vaughn 32 Dorfier, John 27 Dubois, Anita 43, 64, 70 E Eckerman, Paul 27, 127 Eddie, Russell 37, 59, 67, sz, 84, 86 Edwards, Theodore 37, 82 Edwardson, Dennis 43, 78 Ehlers, Vernon 27, 131 Eichler, Joseph 43, 70 Eickstaedt, Lawrence 43, 51, 59 Einspahr, Howard 27 Eischeid, Charlotte 57, 100 Ellerbroek, Kay 37 Endersbe, Robert 27, 67, 82, 84, 88 Enderson, Norma 37 Evans, Kenneth 27 F Fanning, Norman 43, 59, 64, 70, 73, 108 Farner, William 43, 47, 66 Fiedler, Vennetta 43 Fiete, Richard 37, 51, 63, 68, 70, 74, 75, 108, 115, 116 Force, Jane 37, 60, 100 Ford, Dennis 43, 66 Ford, Paul 43 Frahm, Melvin 32, 64, 70, 73 Franz, Robert 43 Freeman, Dawn 37, 65 Freier, Eugene 27 G Gailey, John 27 Galvin, Garold 32, 51, 53, 66, 88 Gentis, Laurel 32, 58, 63, 70 Girdner, Charles 33, 66 Girres, Max 33 Gommells, Ray 43 Gonnerman, Charles 43 Goodchild, Ramona 37, 65 Gottsch, Donald 33 Graves, Gordon 33 Graves, Pamilla 131 Gray, Harold Duane 33, 59, 66 Green, Kenneth 33, 66, 110 Grider, James 28, 67, 78, 79, 80, 82, 84 Grigsby, Lanny 37, 66, 78, 79, 80, 82, 86 Grigsby, Marian 37, 86 Gunderson, Bruce 38, 78 Gunnarson, Joanne 38 Gustafson, Jane 38, 58, 70 Gustin Gustin Haahr 1 Marcia 28 Marlin 33, 67, 86, 87 H Charles 43 Haack, ,James 43, 51, 82, 84, 89, 100 Hackbarth, James 38, 65, 66, 69, 73 Hadden, Connie 43, 85, 100 Haldin, Joan 38 Hall, Joyce 38 Halling, Wayne 28, 55 Halverson, Louise 44, 102 Hamilton, Jerry 28, 69 Hamilton, Marilyn 44, 57 Hammer, Noel 60, 70, 73 Hansen, Larry 28, 68 Harter, Gary 38, 86 Hartley, Carole 44 Hatton, Thomas 55, 63, 73, 89, 114 Helming, Marlin 44 Hess, Donna 38 Higgins, Alice Jo 33, 56, 65 Hinders, Glennus 28, 65 Hinders, Marlyn 44, 82, 86, 87 Hoffman, Charles 28, 73 Hohbach, Donald 33 Hopkins, Jo Ellen 44, 70, 127 Hornor, Marilyn 38, 58, 65, 70, 75 Horsman, Karen 33, 63, 64, 70, 73, 108 Houlihan, George 78 Hummel, Robert 33, 68 Hunziker, Wesley 38, 78, 79, 86 Huseman, Darrel 28 Hyllested, Sandra 38, 85 lbach, Jerry 28, 50, 66, 78, 79, 81, 82, 84, 86 lntveld, Leroy 28, 67, 82, 84 Irvine, Barbara 33, 58, 70, 75, 127 Irwin, Dwight 28 lves, Ronald 38, 78, 79, 82 J Jaacks, Roger 44, 78, 79, 89 Jackson, Carol 44, 57, 70, 85, 100, 102, 1 Jackson, Robert 38 18 Jensen, Jerry 44, 59 Jensen, JoAnn 38, 54 Jensen Richard 28 Jenson, Donald 44, 70 Jessen, Marlys 38, 52, 56, 60, 64, 70, 73, 115 Johnson, Bernard 67, 89 Johnson, Suzanne 33, 52, 56 Johnston, Paul 39, 66 Jones, LaVerne 34 Jones, Paul 39 K Kaiser, Paul 28, 67, 78, 79 Kane, Mary 39, 65 Kannenberg, Kenneth 28, 50, 54, Keenan, Robert 29 Keir, Richard 29, 60, 63, 73, 89 King, Robert 44, 64, 70, 73 Klaassen, Corliss 44 Klink, Leroy 29, 78, 79 Knott, James 29, 50, 51 Knowlton, Perry 39, 66, 70 Knudson, Craig 29 Koeloele, Donald 34, 55, 62, 66 Kowalke, Vernon 29, 65, 75 Kramer, Maurice 29 Kumba, Patricia 44, 58, 102 Kuyper, John 29, 67, 82, 84 L Lawton, Jerry 44, 66 Lehigh, Richard 34 Lenhart, Robert 29, 78, 79 Leonard, Earl 44, 78, 88 Lewis, Marilyn 44, 57, 110, 127 Lindgren, Robert 34, 60, 64, 70, 73 Livingston, Louis 129 Loving, Lael 34 Luback, Harry 65, 66 Luetkeman, Donald 39 Lundgren, Gary 34, 64, 70, 73 M McCall, Stephen 29, 78, 79 McCaul1ey, Donald 39, 78, 79, 80 McConkey, Duane 44 McConnell, Gordon 39, 54, 63, 66 McCool, Dennis 39, 53 McDiarmid, Colleen 34, 56 McDonald, Leo 39, 82, 84, 88 McDonald, Mary Helen 44, 57 McDonnell, James 86, 87 McGinty, Charles 44, 78 60, 61, 115 McKenna, Maureen 34, 57, 60, 61, 110 McVineau, Richard 39 Madison, William 44 Magnussen, Jean 58 Mahoney, Michael 88 Marten, Dennis 39 Martin, Larry 39, 66 Martin, Ronald 29, 54, 69, 73 Massop, John 39 Mau, Ronald 34, 51, 67, 78, 79, 86, 87 Mayden, Robert 39 Mays, Allan 29 Meeves, Connie 45, 54, 57, 60, 70 Meyer, Benjamin 29, 68, 70 Meyer, Carole 34, 58 Meyer, Carolyn 45, 57 , 63, 64, 70, 73, 108 62, 68, 78, 79, 89, 131 138 Meyer, Jean 39, 52, 58, 65 Meyer, Leonard 59 Meyer, Vernon 30 Michener, Ronald 30, 47, 53, 62, Mick, Franklin 34 Miller, Kenneth 30 Moe, Barbara 40, 54, 57, 60, 61, Moore, Gary 45, 64, 70, 73 Morandi, Michael 88 Morgan, Ray 54, 60, 78, 88, 118 Morrison, Dixey 30 Morton, Penny 40, 57, 70, 95, 95 Mozen-a, Mariorie 40, 56, 65, 102 Muse, David 30 N Naeve, Lyle 45, 82 Naughton, Alfred 45 Nelson, Donovan 45 Nettleton, Donald 40, 82, 84, 88 Nichols, Jerry 30, 67 Nielsen, Gerald 30 Nielsen, James 30, 86, 87 Nielsen, Raymond 34 Nimtz, Fred 30, 68 Nimtz, Kathryn 45, 54, 58, 59 Nordholm, Audrey 40, 102 Nye, William 45 0 Olney, Frances 57, 70 Olsen, Charles 45, 70 Olson, Anna Marie 30 Olson, Ronald 40, 60, 68, 70, 75, O'Rourke, Robert 40, 66 O'Tool, Duane 35, 59, 68 Otto, Eldon 45, 78, 82 P Paige, Wayne 30, 86 Patten, Patricia 40, 70, 73 Paulson, Ruth 30, 50, 55, 57, 131 Peters, Lyle 45, 68 Peters, Robert 86 Peterson, Carlton 45, 88 Peterson, Richard 45 Pickens, Lawrence 45, 70, 78 Pingel, Carroll 45 Prescott, Shirley 40 Polzein, Duane 78 Putbrese, Larry 30, 65, 78 Putnam, Jon 45, 78 R Ramaker, Steven 40, 67, 68, 78 Rasmussen, Frances 58, 69 Rath, Raymond 45 Rausch, Bladwen 35 65, 66 74, 95 110 Rehnstrom, Birdene 35, 56, 63, 70, 108, 115 Rein, Donna 85 Reinboth, Harold 45, 70 Reninger, Robert 45, 78 Rex, John 30 Richards, Verna Lee 45, 57, 60, 70, 118 Rippentrop, Kent 46, 78 Robinson, Jerry 40, 70 Roskens, Jerald 31 Rutter, Jean 46, 57, 70 Richardson, Marvin 35 S Sadler, Gordon 46, 86 Samson, Robert 46 Sanders, Robert 30, 65 Saunders, Nancy 31, 57 Savage, Susan 40 Schulke, Byron 40 Schultz, Margaret 46, 56, 64, 70, 73 Schwitters, Michael 46 Seckman, Ronald 40 Selleck, Janice 31, 58, 65 Selleck, Maxine 35, 58, 65 Selwold, Thomas 46, 88 Sharp, Roland 46 Shaw, Michael 35, 68, 73, 75, 108 Shaw, Rosemary 46, 57, 60, 70, 73 Sheets, Koy 46, 58 Shipley, Marjorie 131 Shirk, Carolyn 41, 56, 65, 70, 74, 85, 116 Siddall, Roger 31 Siekmann, Maryanna 41, 54, 55, 56 Sinning, G. Edward 31 Skinner, Carlene 41, 56, 60, 63, 65, 70, 75, Smith, Mary 46, 58, 102, 115 Spurling, Robert 46 Stafford, Rodney 31, 53, 66, 70, 73, 115 Steig, Linda 46, 57, 60, 70, 85, 100, 102 Stille, Howard 86 Storm, Ronald 31, 69 Strock, Duane 41 Swedberg, Ronald 35, 68, 70, 74, 75, 116, 118 Swede, Sylvia 31, 50, 56, 59, 63, 65, 70, 115, 131, 133 T Tangney, Michael 66 Thompson, Betty 41 Tokheim, Philip 46, 78, 88 Tolstedt, Eugene 70 Tomore, Ned 73 93, 96, 115 Townsend, Craig 41, 60, 70 Troxel, Judy 41 Tucker, Kathryn 46, 58, 70, 102 Tucker, William 41, 59, 68 Turner, Larry 35, 88 U Ullerich, Ronald 31 V Voigtman, Ronald 46, 78, 88 Vollrat h, Vic 41, 59 Voss, Marie 41 Wade, W Warren 46, 70 Wallin, Patricia 41, 57, 85 Warner, Jay 35, 70, 89 Warrin Wassom, Wee ks, Wehme Westro White, gton, Edgar 31 Cleo 46, 78 yer, Charles 31, 78 m, Kenneth 31, 59 Donald 35 Whitten, Gerald 41, 78 Wilbur, Wilson, Jerry 31 Wilson, Witter, Theodore 46 Mary Ann 31, 50, 54, 55, 56, 63, 65, 95, 96 Wright, James 35, 88 Wixon, Yocum, You ng, Y Gary 73, 115 Robert 31 Z Zech, James 35, 65, 66 r Zeckse Zubrad Zwem k , Ken 46 e, Larry 101 The Beaver Log Staff would like to acknowledge the following in producing the 1958 Beaver Log American Yearbook Company, printing and binding Professor Jeannie Lowdon, faculty adviser Donald A. Kelly, chairman of the publications committee Bernie Saggau, publications consultant Buntrock-Salie Studio, photography Samuels Studio, photography Art Hough, photography Lynn Baldwin, photography Roger Christiansen, artwork 139 t, Richard 35, 66, Scott 41, 70, 115 Charlotte 41, 52, 58, 59, 60, 63 Larry 46, 82, 84, 86 78, 79, 82, 84 A Parting Note . . . These footsteps in the snow are symbolic of the path you made at Buena Vista College this year. You walked here many times maybe with your best girl toward the lights of Swope Hall at 10:29 p.m., maybe to your physical education class at the gym, or to a game at Victory Hall, maybe to Beaver Hall for a cup of coffee or to Fracker Library to study or maybe even to the lake. V , Wherever you were going, we have attempted to capture in pictures your path during 1957-58. We have tried to show your thrills and disappointments, your triumphs and let-downs, your victories and defeats. In years to come may you never forget all those special memories that are yours alone . . . but all a part of your year at Buena Vista. ' Editor, 'I958 Beaver Log
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