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H Q V , 5 H ' - f nf :MSM ggi I Q M gf tm Wai., rnfgx-,yn X NNW, X A 1, 8 ' A 'W A ' ,X W4 : QQ. H wi x 5 gf, s- . A . ' V5 Y' wry N 'S-'W 21 'J M 3 Nm ' M , -1' 4' , urn ,X J' V E ' 11. f- ,aw N W W. ' ,f 'M . ' !' ' . 1 . r-- ' , 'ir'-v N ' ' Miz- uffkw W. 41'- - K N 'MW .ya M.. n w , - ' ' ' L K ' 'F 'W N , . ' A f WN' 'ff 4 ' f hy X : z Q . 1' X Q ' 5 H W ' 9 i . Y ' is P - ?Sx7g '.? 5 - 2 W K cv 3 N N. - aff: -' Q, Q - A ' A 'FW-,,,. 4 Jr ul., 'V.Q.?-' ' MMM if , M V- W , W-, 4 M ,VWAM nf M 1 'M vw M M.. 1 Doane College P1'eSef1tS The 1965 Tiger C t N b ka L d Khl dR hard Long, Editors Contents Administration, , , 5 Students ......... . . 10 Academic Departments , , , ,37 Extracurricular Activities , , , 69 Greeks .......... , , SO Athletics .......... , , 94 Commencement Weekend , , , ,110 t . 'Xi Q 5 Q 1 L' .f .1 J 3 -un-nw... K , an, 4,38 K m F X V : zavlx Q.. t R KXV ' 'QA 1 ,V i 'gfi X K, 4 xg L my , 1 r X , V V L' . t 2 - t it Dedication MR. GLENN W. BUCK Two years ago the Tiger initiated a tradition of dedicating the Doane yearbook annually to a person who has contributed to the college through both administrative efforts and direct contact with students, In honor of his dedication to Doane throughout the years, we this year publish our book in honor of Mr, Glenn W, Buck, Doane alumnus of 1923 who, during his college days on the hill, was active in forensics, participating in debate and extemporaneous speaking, in Doane Players, in intercollegiate football and track, being named an all-state fullback two years and holding the javelin record several years. Upon graduation from Doane, Mr, Buck entered the Harvard Law School and in 1928 received his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Northwestern University Law School, whereupon he was admitted to the bar in Indiana and Nebraska, Administratively, Mr, Buck has served as Alumni Secretary, Admissions Director, Busi- ness Manager of the College, and Doane's representative to the Nebraska College Confer- ence, He is largely responsible for building up the endowment of our college and has helped students by increasing funds for scholarship and other financial aid, Administration THE PRESIDENTHS MESSAGE --- Ishould like to record five impressions of he past eventful year, The fine increase in :nrollment was a stimulant to everyone on our rampus, Classes were fullerg activity parti- :ipation was up as was incomeg there were :rospects for more majors in several depart- nents, and it was another year of high reten- ion of upperclassmen, Senior accomplishments were again out- tanding, They included another Woodrow Vilson award, many fine assistantships and graduate fellowships, a number of key job vlacements in business and education, and till other elections for professional schools, Curriculum enrichment continued with the ,ddition of a fifth off- campus program at flerrill-Palmer Institute in Detroit for stu- ents majoring in behavioral science, 1 Campus activities achieved a new level of yuality during the year--Greek Week, the fine Arts Festival, and basketball and track easons, and the Varsity Vagabonds' perform- nces brought praise to Doane, The D4 Program moved forward slowly but urely, The beautiful new men's dormitory eadies us for an increased September enroll- Dr, Donald M, Typer President Mr. Robert Moss Assistant to the President Dr. Daryl Williams Dean of the College hent, Preparations for 1965-66 are well in 3and and Doane's 94th year promises to be ne of the most significant in its history, Mr. Durwood Hayek Business Manager Mr. Loyd Oleson Registrar The Doane Board of Trustees for 1964 1965. Administration and Staff Mr. Ray Best Admissions Mr, John Brenneman Assistant Librarian Mrs, Marie Brown Tiger Inn Mr . Glenn Buck Treasurer Miss Kathryn Buck Librarian Mrs, Laurie Carter Resident Head of Frees Mr, Tom Carver Director of Admissions Mrs, Alyce Collett Service Bureau Mr , Stan Hale Admissions Mrs, Betty Hayek Director of Campus Center Mrs, Edna Miller Dietician Mr, Robert Patterson Dean of Students Mr, Lawrence Phipps Director of Publicity Mrs, Helen Range Business Office Mrs, Josephine Semerena Nurse Mr, Frank Terrill Buildings and Grounds The Doane Courts, located east of Men s Hall, include twenty modern apartments for staff members and stu- dents and may be rented furnished or unfurnlshed, ' A Q L' 5 . L f., Y -IQ 'W L . . i x . g i 5 . 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R I A , I K Vx -sv f 3. , .4 W . , ' in , , K.. 1' ' , f E ' N 'X ' L lt if - Doris Ziegler nervously extends a cup of punch to Cindy Schaefer as Paul Schauer cannot bear to watch during the Christmas Open House at Frees Hall. ,Q MLW A MM . a11d1dS me ss's The old walls of the Conservatory reverberate to the folk sounds of the Joe and Penny Aronson show in late November. The husband and wife team sung their way into the memory of all Doanites in attendance and re- vived interest in on-campus activities. the cheerleaders' new arrival genial Geraldine, shows off her stuff to a merry band of football fans at a pep rally. Pert, plump, and pretty UQ, Who are you danc- ing with Paul? A typical scene of the 3-boy to 1-girl ratio at Doane's functions lDoane flass 'Nun-.t...,,, 'Z 1965 Larry Andrews Mathematics Julia Babcock Elementary Education William Beilschmidt Philosophy Jerry Bespalec Mathematics Anne Best English Larry Boyer Mathematics and Physic The Class of 1965 chose: Frank Milbury, Pres.: Joe Kilgore, Vicr Pres.g and Doris Ziegler, Sec. - Treas.p to lead them in their last year at Doane. Robert Coble Mathematics Richard Cowles Economics Terry Discoe Mathematics Stan Evans Philosophy Bruce Everett Art Dolen Freeouf Physics Carl Gallegos Biology Daniel Gross Mathematics and Physics Seniors Cont. David Hall Economics Evelyn Hall English Sheila Hartman Art Joseph Heckenlively History Janet Heilman Physical Education Larry Hessen ius History Arthur Hudson History Douglas Kellner Philosophy -..,,,,..:uv Joseph Kilgore V, Political Science if a if 5' if Terry Koch Business Administration and Economics Roger Kovar Chemistry and Mathematics Linda Kuhl Psychology Cynthia Larson English Elena Linthicum French l .:u:2 Richard Long History Peter McVay Biology Dierk McWilliams Business Administration and Economics Frank Milbury Philosophy 13 Seniors Cont. lZ1-:rl an ,M a is ss, Roger Nieveen Physical Education James Nigh History wif 1' ti Fred Miles History Paul Nelson Science Richard Nichols Economics Senior Dave Hall shows what he has learned during his four years at Doane. Terry Nodlinski Mathematics Paul Oppenheim Political Science Kathleen Rapp Physical Education gunfif , nu, 'WP Jan Reimers Elementary Education Carl Rezabek Mathematics tg Thomas Rine Social Studies Theodore Ross Economics James Ruffalo Business Administration and Economics John Salter Philosophy Seniors Cont. John Stroh Chemistry J on Tienstra English Lynda Umberger Music Hitoshi Utsumi Mathematics W Marie Skutchan Physical Edu cation Larry Starr His tory l Murry Schmechel Philosophy Vickie Schneider Elementary Education and History Richard Shackelton l E4 Psychology 355 'ffisiwil.f55f'Zl4-'fg,22ftQ5:I f f:- lst V K kk f'57Vis r . t,m,. Q .,, . Y . it Exist . . E R ' ,izlffl Y iii if-1-f' Judith Vohland History and Political Science Deborah Walters Mathematics Brian Watson History James Wiebe Philosophy Ronald Wiese Social Studies Edward Zwerling Physics Doris Ziegler Elementary Education Laimons Zvaigzne Mathematics Undergraduates 18 Tom Atherton Ronald Banion Christine Barker Gary Barra Tom Abbott Jerry Adkins JoAnn Adkins Gregory Alcorn Kathleen Alderman Hugh Alexander Michael Allen Katherine Anderson Robert Andrew Robert Arbizzani David Ashley Charles Asmus The junior class chose lack Hood as Pres.: Jane Renner as Sec.-Treas.: and Paul Plessman as Vice-Pres.: to lead them in 1964-65. One of the more welcome of Doane's traditions is the Fall Picnic. Here we have 4 Doane coeds proudly show- ing off their summer tans while en- joying an infamous Doane meal. Alan Becher Philip Becker Samuel Benkert Larry Berkson Ivette Beyeler Connie Bible Donald Bisgrove Mike Bitterman Pat Blackis James Bond Roger Booth Paul Bowler Sara Batchelder Kathryn Bauer Lani Beach David Bean Undergraduates Cont Pm Judy Boyer John Brayman Elaine Brebner Bob Broomfield Tom Brown Connie Bruns Randy Bruns Richard Buck Jack Burns William Buza Jerome Byers Donald Campbell Scott Campbell James Carter Robert Cartwright Bender Cashman Donna Cates Lois Chab Janet Chapin Martha Charles BettyLu Charley Charles Church Larry Churchill Terry Cisler Karla Clarke Loren Coate Paul Coble Judith Cole Cathleen Collett Raymond Cooney Doug Cox Virginia Cude Kathryn Currie Raymond D'Aguanno Donald Dakan Fred Davis Susan Davis Daniel DePasqua1e Dennis Dergan Ann Diedrichsen ndergraduates Cont. Dian Discoe Scott Dittrich Gerald Dolson Dennis Dondlinger Dennis Nelson and Paul Bowler were chosen Pres. and Vice Pres., respectively by the Class of 1967. Daniel Dress Marilyn Drevo Richard Duba David Dunham Robert Edmonson Susan Estle James Fahrnbruch Raymond Felton Linda Ferguson Clement Ferri Judith Fishel Duane Flessner Jayne Fogle William Fossmo Wayne Fowler Kathleen Freeborn Calvin Frey Susan Fritz Edward Gad Lee Gerdes Herbert Gilbert Eugene Gipe Marianne Glass Philip Gleason The social year at Doane got off to good start with the Fall Ball Here we see the Doane faithful fruging it up in the Campus Center. .anr' 3, W 1 'G g g Q Y 'mag60m3? - ik , , 15 , 4 r Sgr ii3FrEg5i Ai fiigiwxr 5 xii. 1 xii xt 3 ' F ,.: ..: . a.yb,yrra , rr,al , . aria, , Y if Slim- ' ' r ,'?g'?5 'i5 Fi- ' at-f. ' aww' J. , A gig my 'FV' fg ii .,f s Rl Sgr? ,ra ze ,ywglgg ' 1 , r ,pf Q 40 EI, In aw' ,X , 1 . ,...- an X r W Y af j I Q r lx -.ff 5 Ai 5 46 Az, gfyaiiggiasa -area gganaram Magna H iaaQ,m Q54 P f xt , T255 We-M ' F ,1.. F xxx? X 5 5:'e 3 E1. 5 .A Joseph Good Cecil Gorey Arthur Greene Tom Grimason Q1 'Kin-rf ,a,.u Undergraduates Cont s Donna Gross Steve Haberman Charles Hall Jeanette Hall John Hall Jack Hamer Allen Hammer Marilyn Hammer Larry Hank Michael Hansen Randy Harbaugh Willard Hardesty Michael Harlan Kenneth Hafner David Harnly Carl Hartman Lurnir Havlat Tom Hays Edward Heilman Christine Herley Kirk Hester John Hillman Nathan Hinkle Marcella Hitchcock Janyce Hood John Hood Dale Hoppe Linda Hoppel Judith Howard Marshal Hoyt Deborah Hummel Steve Hunt Richard Hutchins Fred Hutchinson Dennis Isernhagen William Jacobsen Linda Iaeckle David Jelinek Larry Jensen Michael Johnson Carolee Jones Virginia Jones Jidlaph Kamoche Gaylen Kapperman Jay Katon Richard Katzman Kenneth Keeley Linda Keene Craig Kelley William Kerrigan Margaret Kilday Fred Kimmel Augustine Kinyanjur Richard Kisner William Kleinkauf Larry Kluck Ronald Koci Janna Kohl Anthony Kolesinskas Donald Konecky Ola Kupka Joseph Kuria Patricia Kyle David Lake Mark Langland James Lantis Jerry Lawritson Gary Lay Linda Leatherman John LeDioyt Gerald Leever Emanuel Leigh Pat Leonard Peggy Leonard Edward Lett Dorrhy Lipscombe Judith Locke Lanny Lockhart John Lothrop Tom Lundgren Undergraduates Cont. Wynell Mager Pamela Maletic Joseph Maltacea Ng....,,,,,' Joseph Mares 5 'Nm as Mike Mclntyre Steve McKinney Wayne Martin Bruce Maschmann Herman Masenthin Michael Mathews Myron Matsumoto Patricia Mazanec Kenneth McCumber Steven McGuire The incoming Freshmen elected the following people to lead them during their first year at Doane: Pres.. Gene Gipeg Vice Pres. , Mike Murphy: and Sec. -Treas. , Sue Zeilinger. Ellen McLaughlin Jeffrey McLaughl1n Kirk McManamy Robert McManus Nancy Merrill Robert Millar Donald Miller Dorothy Miller Lonnie Miner Cathe Mitchell Larry Mollring Joe Mosser Marilyn Mower Christine Mullikin Shirley Mullin Stan Mullin Dennis Mundell Michael Murphy Dennis D. Nelsen Donald Nelsen Dennis E. Nelson John Nelson Shu Undergraduates Cont tl X . Robert Nelson Roger Nelson Richard Nichelson Blanche Nichols William Nollkamper Barbara Norgaard Carol Novak Kae Noyce Michael O'Brien David Okey Richard Oldfield Carolyn Olinger Mark Oppenheim Paul Orvis Paul Osterhout Tom Otto Jack Pagel Gloria Patak David Patrick Antonette Paxton Abdul Peera Kris Peterson Richard Pfister Susan Phibbs David Pittam Paul Plessman Eugene Pocci Jean Potvin Tom Prest George Pserros Gary Rains Elizabeth Raish Carl Rapp Gunars Rekte Jane Renner Charlene Reynolds James Rheingrover Roger Rine Richard Robb Colleen Roche Undergraduates Cont r Q?-a+a'l' In in H-iw Robert Roche Lynn Rochman Darryl Rodgers Patricia Roy Robert Rulison Dennis Ryba Peter Samusevich Dale Sandsredt Susanne Sasek Cynthia Schaefer Paul Schauer Gary Scheer Gene Schmutte Victor Schwartz Gary Scobee Gerald Scotland Claudia Sell Henry Serfer Anton Shafer Deanna Sherman William Shoemaker Galen Skinner Donald Sloggett Cooley Smith Daniel Smith James Smith Patricia Smith Jay Smolen Linda Snavely Rosemary Snyder Charles Sonday Trudy Sonday Barbara Spencer Gary Spies Chester Staniulis William Stevenson Lawrence Stern Everett Stevens Geoffrey Stewart Edward Stiles Gnfkt Undergraduates Cont. David Strock Shirley Stuber Clark Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Peter Sura John Syster Tom Syster James Tachovsky Susan Tegt Daniel Tesar Rene Tesar Cheryl Thomsen Shown here is the victory celebration after the upper- classmen finally managed to nominate the Beatles as their candidates in the upperclass skit, appropriately called-The Greenhorn Convention, 1964. ' ' J A x Jeffrey Troupe Janet Vandervoort John Vasak Richard Vercruysse John Vernon Kenneth Veselsky Karen Voigtlander Carolyn Votaw James Ward Kenneth Weber Kathleen Weiler Phyllis Weiler Daniel Wells Leonard Wettergren Larry Weyers Jay Whitcomb Sandra Wickham Dennis Widman Jane Wilder Paula Wilkinson K r 1 View MM ,f,,.- . -fr ledge 'Ubi , 6 X 'wa J W' gg 'i 'fs rf s ai x Undergraduates Cont Carolyn Williams David Williams Shel Wilson Warren Wolf Shu Yee Wong Richard Wood Michael Woods John Wupper William Wylie David Yardley Noel Yardley Vernon York Susan Zeilinger Alfred Zimmerman David Zimmers Rosemary Zumpfe Academic Departments Department Featured guest artist and lecturer for the Art Department during Fine Arts Festival this year was Phyllis Ames. The department also brought shows of paintings, sculpture, and pottery to the Goodall Gallery, seniors pre- sented one-man shows, and the Art Club organized a sale for art works produced by Doanites. Mr. Roger Williams, new instructor in the de artment, laced em hasis on scul ture and P P P P pottery, opening a new studio for work in these media . Members of the Art Club as they meet are Sha Hartman Gary Rains, Carolyn Votaw, Ola Kupka, Debbie Hummel Bruce Everett sponsor Mr Roger Williams Art Hudson, John Hillman, and Cathie Mitchell. , -was--fi, 11 - 1f-.mmwrwiffamwv aww-rwz., ffwmwanswmsm ,M Viewed through easels is senior art Everett as he works in the studio. major Bruce S W Examining an unusual sculpture composition in a gallery show is Lanny Lockhart. v 4 fs, , v i ff-J 9- ' Sha Hartman works in the newly formed sculpture, pottery, and textile studio. Dr. Robert C. Browne D.S.S, , Syracuse Dr. W,H,D, Vernon Ph.D. , Cornell All psychology students at Doane enroll in an eight-hour seminar course in methods of scientific investigation. Here we see Betty Lu Charley and Murray Schmechel as they familiarize themselves with equipment in the psych lab preparatory to formulating their own individual ex- perimental projects. Behavioral Sciences The Behavioral Science department continued to grow this year as Linda Kuhl and Shel Wilson became the first Doane students to participate in the off-campus semester program at the Merrill- Palmer Institute in Detroit. The department brought Dr. David Levine, director of training in clinical psychology at the University of Nebraska, to campus for an all- college convocation, added new equipment to its laboratory, and arranged for students to attend the two sessions of the Nebraska Symposium on Motivation. Honors were brought to the department by Rich Shackelton, who received an NDEA fellowship to study social psychology at Syracuse, and by Linda Kuhl, who accepted an assistantship to enter the clinical program at the University of Texas, Austin. Advanced behavioral science students Rich Shackelton, Shel Wilson, and Linda Kuhl often talked with students in the intro ductory course, presenting some familiar problems with differ ent orientations. Here Rich talks on K1uckhohn's Mirrorm Man. 'E use 5 'NZ , , M Q 4, RW 1 sg Here Ron Zimmerman explains his senior project exploring the relation- ship between cognitive dissonance, group influence, and the autokinetic effect to a puzzled Dr. Vernon, Betty Lu Charley, Rich Shackelton, Murray Schmechel falso puzzledj, and Rich Cowles at a Wednesday afternoon seminar. At an all-college convocation senior Linda Kuhl, the first Doane student to participate in the off-campus se- mester program at The Merrill-Palmer Institute of Family Life and Human Relations in Detroit, intro- duced the student body to the interdisciplinary teaching and research with which she had become acquainted. All behavioral science majors at Doane plan and execute an independent research project. Linda Kuhl, pictured at the left, carried out her project at the University of South Dakota under the auspices of an NSF summer program of undergraduate re- search. Her paper was titled Aspects of Self Concept Evidenced by Mentally Retarded Children. With her is Rich Shackelton, whose paper was on The Effect of Teaching Structural Concepts of Test Questions. Students contemplating careers in in- surance and business study accounting under Mr Robert Miller. R mm E N 'M E i O mf, 'wiv vw -NCRQA 'ru' 235 T C VAR 'fm no s f vlv' f , : O TOTAL cost 2 Fixiilcosx 4 gllrhnnx QO'sT As Mr, Nelson looks on, Terry Koch in- terviews with a firm representative for job openings available to economics-business administration graduates. Economics fi ,,x Mr. Stewart Nelson M,A., Colorado ' Executing recommendations of the Self Determination Study, the department of eco- nomics-business administration this year estab- lished new course offerings in firm and develop- mental economics. The department brought to campus Mr. Mohammed Ali, Pakistani Minister who considered with students the role of Pakistan and other developing nations in world affairs. Mr. Robert H. Miner M. B.A. , Harvard 'he senior seminar in this department is conducted jointly by economics professor Mr. Stewart Nelson and business :lministration professor Mr. Robert Miller. Pictured here as they meet are Peter Sura, Terry Koch, Mr. Nelson, Ir. Miller, Dierk McWilliams, Rich Cowles, and Dick Nichols. mx ' 'r 'f 1 - V--xn4vvY 4f.P,....n.,.V,.,,.,',,,.,r,.k Aua.l 1 A at-Mrrryziiiflfii ,..,.,-- Dr. Arthur Nebelsick Ph.D. , University of Nebraska Mr. Lowell Dodd M.S. , Wayne State Education The Education Department began the year by starting a membership drive for new student N. E.A, members. This campaign yielded 109 members, making it the largest student professional group on campus. With this increased membership the Doane chapter was able to undertake an active and chal- lenging series of lectures and programsg such as a presentation by experts on the new Montasorri teach- ing method, a lecture by Dr. Browne on the prob- blems facing teachers, panel discussions, and the hosting of the annual Christmas tea for the faculty. I-,,,...... l Jim Nigh found many raised hands when he conducted group discussions with his eighth grade Social Studies class at Crete Junior High. t the October dinner leeting of N,E,A. , lr. Thomas Coulter ave a talk on Frontier merica and the teacher. to its M gpg., .. .- . t K sumo F' ww. iown below are the members ofthe Doane student N.E.,A, chapter for 1964-65. ffront rowj M. Hitchcock, A . Diedrichsen, Beyeler, S. Tipton, J. Reimers, J. Babcock, L. Rochrnan, M. Skutchan, L. Keene, C. Votaw, S. Davis, I. Locke, L. hab, L. Hoppel: Qsecond rowj K. Anderson, K. Bauer, G. Patak, C. Bible, M. Drevo, K. Weiler, J. Cole. J. Wilder, . Sullivan, S. Wickham, P. Weiler, P. Mazanec, J. Boyer, K. Freeborn, P. Leonard, J. VanDervoort, P. Smith, K. larke, D. Ashleyg qthird rowj Sponsor L. Dodd, R. Robb, D. DePasquale, D. Cates, K. Alderman, C. Jones, I. Tachov- ,y, J. Hood, S. Tegt, T. Sonday, K. Rapp, T. Kyle, C. Sell, L. Jensen, R. Wiese, K. Harner, C. Thomsen, qfourth rowj . Lockhart, I. Bond, K. Hester, W. Wolf, B. Watson, G. Kapperman, R. Rine, L. Miner, J. Thornton, R. Wood, D. esar, J. Mosser, D. Nelsen, G. Scheer, D. Dondlinger, R. Broomfield, C. Bruns, P. Leonard, J. Heckenlively, C. Church 1802, English Dr. Lucille Cobb Ph. D. , Washington University Miss Lillian Porter 'W f A. M, , Wyoming Mr. Carrol Peterson A ,M,, Arkansas Mrs. Jane Peyrouse fnot picturedj M,A. , Columbia University The English department this year gleaned honors as senior Evelyn Hall accepted an assistantship for graduate study at Bowling Green State University and Cathy Collett received a scholarship to attend the Aspen Writers Summer Workshop. Another accomplishment of the department was pub- lication of the tenth Xanadu, Doane literary magazine, containing prose, poetry, and art works of Doane students. Xanadu was published by Gaylord Club pictured below: Marcie Hitchcock, Phyllis Weiler, Ola Kupka, senior editor John Hillman, Dr. Cobb, Bruce Everett, Mr. Carrol Peterson, junior editor Cathy Collett, Mrs. Taylor, Lois Peterson, John Donne Cobb, Carolee Jones, Ellen McLaughlin, Gloria Patak, Miss Porter, Cindy Larson, Ann Best: fnot picturedj senior editor Evelyn Hall and junior editor Rosemary Snyder. .. .. my-fry,-gjg.L?' 'lf'?s3f?f?73???i?5sf i ,,.,,..,,s.,--fwfr' - , Y Pictured as visiting students find her in her office is Dr. Lucille Cobb, chairman of the English department. Dr. Cobb holds L,L,B, , M.A. , and Ph.D degrees from Washington University, has taught at Southern Illinois and Washington University, is assistant editor of the St. Louis Law Review, and holds mem- bership in the Modern Language Association, the Midwest Language Association, Central Renaissance Conference, AAUP, AAUW, and the National Council of Teachers of English. She plans to visit Greece during 1966 on sabbatical from Doane. , K f 3 f X 1 5 4 3 e 5 ...M-f if ew .A rw ' f, 1 ,.... A , V- P A i '55 gt. QA 151 is 3- , K 3' H ,ff W Pictured as they meet in senior seminar are Cindy Larson, Evelyn Hall, John Tienstra, Dr. Cobb, Miss Porter, Cathy Collett, Ann Best, and John Donne Cobb. Seminar students worked primarily with the history of literary criticism, reading Swift as their basic author. .3 XX.....--- 47 48 Fw Doane students who represented France at the Midwest The senior seminar in political science this year enrolled Model United Nations in St. Louis this year were Qseatedj Paul Oppenheim, Judy Vohland, and Joe Kilgore. In- Scott Dittrich, Ola Kupka, Linda Kuhl, Hugh Alexanderg structor Bob Conner conducted the seminar. fstandingj Larry Hessenius, Larry Stern, Tom Atherton. The Doan chapter of Phi Alpha Theta national history honorary, whose members are chosen on the basis of scholarship in the field of history, this year consisted offseatedj Judy Vohland, Vickie Schneider, Jane Renner, Evelyn Hallg fstandingj Jim Rheingrover, Paul Oppenheim, Robert Rulison, John Hillman, Larry Andrews, Frank Milbury, Larry Hessenius, Doug Kellner, Tom Hays, Fred Miles, and sponsors Dr. Kenneth Rossman and Mr. Stewart Nelson. qw ,.411.,i,, Q. ,Mail Histor f y - , ,i ii ', fa... 2 ' ' S ' Dr. Kenneth Rossman M, -9 Political cience WD., Iowa M Mr. Robert Conner H L 4 L. L. B. , Wisconsin miViwi H Y V lm'W Mr. Thomas Coulter -:-? 'L Af fir ' N'1 Led by Chairman Dr. Kenneth Rossman, who last sum- V-f'f' - ' A 'J ' mer studied in India as a Fulbright Fellow, the history de- partment this year was quite active. Two members, Larry Hessenius and Robert Rulison, studied for a semester at American University in Washington, D,C,g two graduates joined the Peace Corps, Dick Long going to East Africa and Paul Oppenheim to Thailandg Fred Miles graduated to enter law school at Denver University: and delegations represent- ing France and Great Britain participated in model UNs held ' ' respectively in St. Louis and at Nebraska Wesleyan University. it 'W J fs' sw 'tx Q wb H 5. 5 1 513.39 35,55 .NLE K ' 1 VP' ff M.A, , Kent State if jr ft' 2 all gf ' 7 w V ' K -u History was a popular major with this year's graduating class. Shown here with one of his senior seminars in his- torical research is Dr. Kenneth Rossman, Students enrolled in the seminar are Art Hudson, Judy Vohland, Vickie Schneider, Dick Long, Larry Hessenius, Brian Watson, and Jim Nigh. Worthy of note also are the 10,000 note cards on the table and that special Rossman-brewed coffee. 49 aim Foreign Language M A University of Nebraska On-campus students this year were able to study French, German, and Spanish under professors Harms and Rekte. Off-campus students in Copenhagen and Vienna received practical training in other languages as they lived with families of their respective host countries. German is a popular elective among Doanites who wish to fulfill graduation requirements, prepare for graduate school language exams and ready themselves for study abroad, Here Mrs, Rekte works with iarimna... g---s W f'-W -l YW 1 .I i i 1 s n Q x ,, kk Q, P N, X A ,VI 1 Doane Danes who this year studied for a semester in Copenhagen under our off-campus program there were Marianne Glass, Kae Noyce, Ian Vandervoort Janna Kohl, Claudia Sell, and Tom Syster. Tim Storer studied at the University of Vienna. Students enrolled at foreign universities are advised by Mr. PI'Og1'3 RTI . Thomas Coulter, supervisor of the Copenhagen mfgmem- Miss Minnie Harms teaches French and Spanish to students seeking language background. 2 Q 4.-A . . sm Il' Just returned from a year's study at the Institute for American Universities in Aix-En-Provence, France, Honey Linthicum this year brought continental modes of thought and dress to Doane. Dolen Freeouf is shown as he becomes ac- quainted with some of the physics lab e- quipment purchased with funds awarded the college by the National Science Foundation. Eight seniors chose this year to major in math--Jerry Bespalec, Bob Coble, Carl Rezabek, Debbie Walters, Tosh Utsumi Laimons Zvaigzne, Qnot picturedj Terry Discoe, and Larry Boyer. 2 an Q i. . 4 1 Dr. William M. Barrows Ph.D., Ohio State Dr. Mildred Gross Ph.D., University of Nebraska Mr. Albert O'Leary 3 M. A. , Wyoming Mai fnot picturedj fe M' Mr. Loyd C. Oleson A. M. , Yale Mr. John F. Kuecker M,S. , University of Nebraska Mathematics Physics The Mathematics Department this year brought Dr. William R. Scott of the University of Kansas to campus to lecture on groups and limits of functions and their derivatives. Instructors and students attended meetings of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences and the state Mathematics Association. Seniors brought recognition to the department as Debbie Walters and Larry Boyer received assistantships to embark on graduate study at the University of Nebraska. In the Physics Department, Mr. Albert O'Leary replaced Mr. Everett Gross, who was on leave of absence studying at the University of Nebraska as a participant in the Nebraska Cooperative Teacher Train- ing Program. More equipment was added to the physics laboratory thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation, and senior Dan Gross was awarded an assistantship to Kansas State University, Manhattan. Physics lab seems rather amusing to Dan Smith and Mr. O'Leary--and not nearly so amusing to Karla Clarke and Pete McVay. XXX 5 Q it Pais f - W Since coming to Doane six years ago, Mr. Glenn Peterson has established a tradition of excellence in vocal music for the college. Mr. Peterson holds membership in several pro- Lynda Umberger, the only senior majoring in music fessional organizations, has appeared as guest soloist with the this year, chose to specialize in organ. After gradu- NBC and Cleveland Orchestras, often guests as choral conduct ation, Lynda will take further training to become an throughout the Midwest, and last year sponsored the Varsity elementary vocal and instrumental teacher. Vagabonds on a USO tour of Iceland. Members of the Doane Vagabonds, who toured this spring with the band, appearing before audiences throughout the state, are ffront rowj Marilyn Drevo, Lynda Umberger, Barb Spencer, Paula Wilkinson, Kathy Bauer, Lois Chab, Kathy Freeborn, Susan Sasekg fback rowj Jay Smolen, Cindy Schaefer, Cecil Gorey, Barb Norgaard, John LeDioyt, Jan Heilman, Chuck Asmus, Connie Bible, Paul Osterhout. The group was under the direction of Mr. Glenn Peterson. ik Music Dr. Paul W. Whear Ph.D. , Western Reserve University Mr. Glenn A. Peterson M.M,E, , Kansas University Mr. James Bastian M. M. , Northwestern University Miss Bertha Hargarty M.M. , University of Michigan fav ans.-iv The pride of Doane's Music Department, the Varsity Vagabonds who last year toured Iceland as a USO enter- tainment group, this year accepted invitations to per- form at Tarkio Collegeg on KOLN-TVg at the US, RCA, and New York pavilions at the World's Fair: and to again go on USO tour in 1966 to the Far East, during which tour they will visit Japan, the Philippines, Korea, Formosa, Guam, Okinawa, and the Hawaiian Islands. The Doane College band which toured the state this spring under the direction of Dr. Paul Wheat consisted of ffront rowj Bill Kerrigan, Lani Beach, Lynda Umberger, Kathy Freeborn, Marilyn Drevo, Paula Wilkinson: f2nd rowj Sue Zeilinger, Lois Chab, Carolyn Williams, Robert Rulison, Connie Bible, Cecil Gorey, Marilyn Hammer, Ellen McLaughling 13rd rowj Gary Lay, Gene Gipe, Len Wettergren, Paul Oppenheim, Bill Hardesty, Barb Norgaard. Judy Cole, Pat Mazanec, Jane Wilderg f4th rowj Pat Blackis, Dave Patrick, Paul Osterhout, Dolen Freeouf, Rich Shackelton, Darryl Rogers, Tom Lundgren, Lonnie Miner, Chuck Hall. L A Munir ' ' Sis :vf?iis3 fi5?i The Doane College Community Orchestra again this year, in conjunction with the choir, presented a Christmas performance of Handel's The Messiah. Conducting the orchestra in this and their spring concert was Dr. Paul Whear, Doane professor who composed and published five works during 1964-655 Lancaster Overture for Orchestra, Olympiad for String Orchestra Contrapunctus for Band, Sonata for Band, and Quintet for Band. 35532352 ul X- .YK fl' W lra,s,,r, V i? J , A 3 F A t o 1 as vii ? xx 0 . Q5 'ff r lllllll Q rf. ii: Fr 1 -M it Music Cont. Tau Beta Sigma, national honorary for women exhibiting outstanding ability in instrumental music for band, or- ganized a chapter on the Doane campus in 1954. Current members are Ellen McLaughlin, Lynda Um- berger, Lois Chab, and Marilyn Drevo. Members of the Doane chapter of the American Guild of Organists during 1964-65 were Jane Wilder, Lynda Umberger, Pat Blackis, Rich Cowles, Miss Bertha Hargarty, and Connie Bible Qplayingj. Lending their talents to the Doane College Choir for chapel services and other performances this year were ffront rowj director Glenn Peterson, Judy Locke, Marilyn Drevo, Linda Hoppel, Karla Clarke, Lois Chab, Noel Yardley, Jim Lantis, Judy Cole, Kathy Bauer, Lynda Umberger, Ellen McLaughlin, 12nd row, Judy Fishel, Barb Spencer, Paula Wilkinson, Jan Heilman, Paul Osterhout, Chuck Asmus, Dave Harnly, Connie Bible, Sue Zeilinger, Jane Wilderp f3rd rowj Susan Fritz, Susan Sasek, Shirley Stuber, Jeff Troupe, Cecil Gorey, Pete McVay, Jay Smolen, Lonnie Miner, Kathy Sullivan, Sara Batchelder, Kathy Freeborn, fback rowj Betty Lu Chatley, Cindy Schaefer, Dick Hutchins, Mark Oppenheim, Dennis E. Nelson, Dennis Nelsen, John Lothrop, John LeDioyt, Barb Norgaard, Ticia Kyle, Pat Blackis. 57 The seven senior philosophy majors this year were camera shy--our pho- tographer had to take seven pictures of them. In their Dr. Browne semi- nar all worked on projects according to their personal interests. John Hillman is pictured as he works on the mural for the Religion Center which RAC commissioned him to paint. ' .' ' if A C. ,..,et'ls O,D,O,P,--operational defi- nitions for overcoming pas- sivity, guilt, and despair--was the theme of RAC's Easter Retreat held at the Scout Cabin Students and faculty viewed a film of The Trial by Kafka, discussed pertinent writings of Fromm, Jung, Horney, May, Buber, Rogers, Tillich, and others, then joined in com- munion early Sunday morning. Philosoph Daryl Williams Being a church -related college, Doane has an especially strong department of philosophy and religion. Among its popular offerings this year were courses in logic, ethics, Oriental philosophy, New Testament, Teachings of Jesus, and Culture, Personality, and Religion. Seniors elected seminar investigations of re- cent philosophical trends--primarily lin- guistic analysis and logical positivism. Graduating seniors planning further study were Doug Kellner, who received a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship to attend Columbia Uni- versity, and Murray Schmechel, who plans to enroll at Austin Seminary. An active Religious Activities Council this year sponsored fall and spring retreats Sunday afternoon discussions of social issues, Tuesday evening vesper services and sent representatives to the Conference on The New Morality at the Twin Cities' Seminary and to weekend retreats at the Benedictine Monastery in Conception Missouri. Members of RAC pictured below are sponsor Wilson Wade Pat Blackrs Evelyn Hall Connie Bible co-chairmen Jan Chapin and Murray Schmechel and Jim Wrebe ' -1' 'W' R WRA girls themselves held basketball games as well as meeting Nebraska Wesleyan and Peru in field hockey, basketball, and track. In addition, WRA sponsored a high school invitational playday, brought field hockey coach Miss Heyhoe to campus, held a coffee hour after the swim show, and helped purchase new uniforms for the cheerleaders. Kay Rapp, pictured here, received the Volleyball Tournament Award . RUSH! .45 swim A f' ,if Members of Women's Recreation Associ- ation for 1964-65 were qseatedj Pat Smith, Myrna Skutchan, sponsor Mrs. Marlene Joy, Linda Hoppel, Judy Locke: Qkneelingj Mary Thuman, Wynell Mager, Connie Bruns, Jane Wilder, Lois Chabg 13rd rowj Christine Herley, Carolee Jones, Sue Zeilinger, Carolyn Votaw, Susan Davis, Colleen Roche, Jan Hoody Qflth rowj Susan Fritz, Pat Leonard, Judy Cole, Judy Fishel, Sara Batchelder, Lynn Rochman, Kathy Freeborn: Cback rowj Ginny Jones, Ann Diedrickson, Ticia Kyle, Kathy Sullivan, Linda Keene. The Dolphins Swim Club this year chose an America theme for its swim show. Members were Qseatedj Linda Hoppel, Nancy Merrill, Pat Maletic, Linda Fer- guson, Dee Sherman, Wynell Mager qvoted outstanding memberjg Qstandingj Susan Davis, Pat Leonard, Jay Whitcomb, Darryl Rogers, Connie Bruns, Ticia Kyle, Carolee Jones, Sue Zeilinger, Jane Wilder. hysical O Mr. Robert Erickson M.Ed., University of Nebraska Mr. Elvin Papik M. Ed., University of Nebraska Mrs. Marlene Joy B.S. , University of Nebraska Mr. Fred M. Beile M. S, , Northern Illinois The Physical Education department this year was again busy competing in intercollegiate foot- ball, basketball, track, crosscountry, golf, tennis, wrestling, and field hockey. They also hosted the Doane Night Relays and the high school invitational track meet. fw- Honors were brought to the department by senior Roger Nieveen, who received an assistantship to at- tend graduate school at Northeast Missouri State In-eff College, Kir ksville. Tie Honor D Club, men's athletic organization at Doane, invites to membership men who letter in intercollegiate sports. ie 1964-65 membership pictured below included ffront rowj Frank Milbury, Lanny Lockhart, Dennis Ryba, Joe Kilgore, arry Koch, Paul Oppenheim, Larry Jensen, Don Miller, Larry Boyer, Fred Hutchinson: Q2nd rowj Jerry Ludwig, Greg Lcorn, Gene Schmutte, Bill Buza, Carl Gallegos, Dennis Dondlinger, Peter Sura, Nathan Hinkle, Terry Cisler, Gene rcci, Bob Arbizzanig 13rd rowj Vic Schwartz, Robert Roche, Ken Veselsky, Terry Discoe, Dennis Nelson, George Pserros, :ott Dittrich, Bill Fossmo, Dick Oldfield, Len Wettergreng 14th rowj Coach Fred Beile, Don Dakan, Larry Andrews, Dennis alsen, Paul Orvis, Bruce Maschmann, Bruce Everett, Joe Mosser, Alan Becher, Larry Hank, Coach Al Papik: C5th rowj an Wiese, Gary Scheet, Dave Pittam, Al Zimmerman, Dan Tesar, Ken McCumber, Tom Abbott, Phil Gleason, Craig alley, and Jack Hood. ,M.........,.-Q...--, Senior John Stroh is pictured as he assists in chem lab. John completed a paper on separation of certain ions and presented the paper at the Nebraska Academy of Sciences- -the paper is a joint effort by John and Doane graduate of 1964 Sumner Hunt. min J, W H. QQ? Doane was fortunate to have Dr. Robert Makosky join the faculty in 1959, at which time he left his position with Dupont. Dr. Makosky's professional interests center around non-aqueous solvents, fused salt chemistry, and polymer chemistry. During the summer of 1960 he participated in the Danforth Foundation workshop on liberal arts education and the following summer attended an institute in modern chemistry at the University of North Carolina. Then in 1963 Dr. Makosky attended a summer conference on coordination chemistry at Ohio State University and in sub- sequent yearsg H9641 an institute in radioisotope techniques at the University of Oklahoma and, f1965J then served as a faculty participant at the Ames, Iowa, laboratory of the Atomic Energy Commission. 1 A J 1 . Long hours spent in chem lab of Science Building will W ' A be memoirs of Doane held by senior chemistry major Rog Kovar. fi? Biolog Chemistry Science i Dr. Katherine M. Buell Ph.D. , University of Wisconsin Mr. John F. Kuecker M,S, , University of Nebraska Dr. Robert C. Makosky Ph.D. , University of Texas The Biology and Chemistry Departments jointly brought some excellent speakers to the all-college convoc- ations as illustrated by the picture below. Among those visiting campus and speaking to the student body in this capacity were Dr. Donovan Ward, president of the American Medical Association, Dr. H. F, I-Ioltzclaw of the chemistry department at the University of Nebraska, and Drs. Thorison and Raymond Dillon. Further studies were planned by majors in the departments: chemistry major Roger Kovar received an assist- antship to undertake graduate study at the University of Wyomingg Dave Yardley completed his study at Doane to enter Columbia University: and Carl Gallegos left Doane for Duke Forestry School, where another Doane stu- dent, Dennis Darnell, is studying under the 3-2 forestry program. r i 3 Speech Mr, Jack Peyrouse M,A, , University of Denver Mr, Andrew Wolvin M,A, , University of Nebraska The Speech and Drama department was again quite active this year, presenting three major productions, The Firebugs in the fall, The Importance of Being Ernest by G, B, Shaw in the winter, and Aristophanes' The Birds-in the spring as an outdoor production inTIassel open-air theater, Other special activities of the departgt-Euded the annual Players' Banquet, Alpha Psi Omega's original Christmas program, several evenings of interpretive read- ings, and workshops conducted by Miss Alvina Kraus of Northwestern University during Fine Arts Week, Departmental awards were presented at honor con to Jerry Lawritson, for first place in the Dawes Oratorical Con ICSIQ to Cindy Schaefer as best actress for her role in The Importance of Being Ernest, to Vic Schwartz as best actor for his performance in The Birds, and to Dick Long as the senior contriouting most to the department during his col- lege career at Doane, Q. -T The members of Doane Players for this past year were: Qseatedy Sha Hartman, Cathy Collett, Liz Raish, Secretary, Cindy Schaefer, Lynn Rochman, Marcie Hitchcock, Shirley Mullin, Membership, Betty Lu Chat- ley, Treasurer, Carolyn Votaw, Linda Hoppel, Sue Davis, fstandingj Mr. Peyrouse, Sponsor, Rich Shackel- ton, David Lake, Elaine Brebner, Ola Kupka, Kathy Alderman, Jane Wilder, Barb Spencer, Phyllis Weiler, Kathy Weiler, Wayne Martin, Gerald Dolson, Qthird rowj Randy Bruns, Dick Kisner, Bruce Everett, Paul Schauer, Vice-President, John Hillman, Stan Mullin, President, Dick Long. l ' f A.. 5 W IIIH 1 li -If in KQIE A129 .Q 1 W. , - f is WEB? is fax. If r' 1' Pictured here are the members of Doane Talkers for the past year: Cseatedp Pam Maleticg Kathy Weller Phillis Weilerg Liz Raishg Carol Novakg Lynn Rochmang Jeanette Hallg Judy Howardg Csecond rowj Mr Wolvin Sponsor Jay Whitcombg Peter Surag Tom Prestg Virginia Cudeg Doris Zeiglerg Sue Sasekg Ray Feltong Dave Okeyg Jerry Lawritsong Bill Nollkamper. n January, the Talkers presented Thurber's Carnival as dramatic reading. Shel Wilson, Vic Schwartz, Jay Jhitcomb, and Judy Howard took part. i Kappa Delta, the national forensics fraternity, had as zembers this year: Cseatedp Jane Rennerg qstandingp Mr, 'olvin, Sponsorg Rich Cowles: Murry Schmechelg Tom therton. li The Doane Players wrote and produced the Upperclass Skit Night. It was called The Greenhorn Convention, and was take-off on the national political conventions. Here Tom Atherton and Betty Lu Chatley try to control the delegates. l ,QM .. The National Dramatic Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega, presented the Christmas Con among other activities in the dramatic area. The members are: Qseatedy Dick Long, Presidentq fsecond rowp Tom Ather- tong Stan Mulling Mr. Peyrouse, Sponsorg Cathy Collett, Secretaryg Paul Schauerg Gerald Dolson. Speech Drama Cont. is, t gi X .afg- 4' 3 f - i gmt iffif 1 ' if ' r-ise Wi' it s - ati' '41 I The first major Doane Players production ofthe 1964-E year wasl Firebugs. Dave Ielinek ffar lefty and Gel ald Dolson ffar rightj were the firebugs who succeeded destroying Mr. Biedermann, played by Dick Long Qstanding--far lefty. Barb Spencerg Rich Shackeltong Dave Lakeg I The second major production was Oscar Wilde's--The lm- portance otm Eamsr The play was produced as theatre-in-the-round, The audience was served food and drink at tables much as at Shakespeare's famous Mermaid Tavern, For the third year in a row, Miss Alvina Krause was on campus during the Fine Arts Festival, Here she is shown with Barb Spencer in one of her 1ecture-work- shops on Improvisation, ' ml' G' 2, E 4 liz 'lm .- WS-2 The final production was E Birds by Aristophanes, As the Spring play last year, this too was presented in the Cassel Open Air Theater, Shown here is a flock of little birds as they attack the two intruders from earth. 67 2 1' 4 af liar Landlds But on the other hand, Sis, they always remember your name. The shoe's on the other foot now-- for once we get to put you in jail. Y y I 4 K 3.21, ' 0, fu my two t4k p55h At O 9,4-4 L ' ' .Q F ' df' ,XXQ What do you mean--you can't cou to 21? Extracurricular 'I' 0 ,I-In ,. 'g B Activities Honoraries There is on the Doane campus a chapter of Cardinal Key, national honorary sorority for women, the members of which are chosen on the basis of outstanding scholarship, personality, leadership, and character Members of this service group during 1964-65 were Vickie Schneider, Kay Rapp, Evelyn Hall, president Jan Reimers, Lynda Umberger, Ola Kupka, Jane Rennerg Sha Hartman and Linda Kuhl not pictured. This year five Doane students were among those college seniors listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Selected on the basis of citizenship, leadership, and personality were Lynda Umberger, Linda Kuhl, Vickie Schneider, Doug Kellner, and Ian Reimers . ., Wi .af ' -s l: W., --txt' ,E ramad' f s , A .:3:,:,,'If5 - .fs K Ylvdksri 'r The Doane chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta, fresman women's scho- lastic honorary, this year was comprised of fseatedj Rosemary Zumpfe, Donna Gross, sponsor Dr, Katharine Buell, Karla Clarke, Cathy Collettg Qstandingj Christine Herley, Shirley Mullin, Wynell Mager, Judy Howard, Vickie Schneider. Scholastic Honoraries A Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate study was awarded to 1965 graduate Doug Kellner. Doug, during his college years, was a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Alpha Theta honoraries, Sigma Phi Theta social fraternity, and Honor D. He also was named a Doane Scholar, listed in Who's Who Among American Uni- versity Students, and participated in the Copenhagen semester. He plans to study philosophy at Columbia University. by Doane members of Phi Eta Sigma freshman men's honorary, for 1964- 65 were fseatedj Paul Nelson Gaylen Kapperman, Doug Kellner, John Vasak, Ed Hellman, fstand- ingj sponsor Dr. Kenneth Rossman, Dave Yardley, John Hillman, Dan Gross, Kris Peterson, John Lothrop, Dave Okey, sponsor Dr. Donald Typer, Ray Cooney. 71 The Campus Center Board, led by president Wynell Mager, was comprised of Jack Salter, Mrs, Hayek, Terry Cisler, Chuck Asmus, Ola Kupka, and Karla Clark. The Board sponsored movies, jazz forums, play readings, bridge, pool, chess, and ping pong tournaments, play readings, dances, and the Campus Chest Carnival, Popular at the Carnival was the bingo con- cession sponsored by Alpha Omega Fra- ternity. Other booths in the background are the Independents' brain machine and the Gamma's cake walk. ilu nm, . ,nj .-gr' If 5' Student Council projects this year were campus clean-up, Campus Carnival, homecoming, bookstore pro- cedure revision, and sponsoring the Gaslight Singers. Members were fseatedj Pat Mazanec-Treasurer, Sue Tipton, Kathi Alderman, Jan Chapin, Barb Spencer, Carolee Jones, Shirley Mullin, Ola Kupka-Secretary: fstandingj Bill Kleinkauf, Terry Cisler, Chuck Hall, Dick Duba, John Hillman, Dave Lake, Gerald Dolson Paul Plessman, Dennis Ryba, Jim Rheingrover, Tom Atherton, Wayne Martin, Dennis Nelson, and Gaylen Kapperman-President. Student Government A well-known nightclub act, the Gaslight Singers, pre- sented an evening of entertainment for Doane Students on February 22, sponsored by the Student Council. 1 Patrons of the DKP concession at the Campus Carnival delighted in puncturing balloons of water which burst upon the fraternity's pledges. Dormitory Life of Frees House Council for 1964-65 was comprised of officers, counselors, and corridor repre- sentatives fseatedy Jane Wilder, Pat Mazanec, Jan Reimers-President, Vickie Schneider-Vice- President, Rosemary Zumpfe-Secretary, Lis , Raish-Treasurerg fstandingj Barb Spencer, l Carolee Jones, Cindy Larson, Connie Bruns, i Kay Rapp, Jan Hood, Judy Howard, Evelyn i Christmas time again prompted Doanites to decorate dormitories for the annual open house following the Student-Faculty Christmas dinner. This corridor of Men's Hall, with its reindeer, took first prize, ek Hall. l Hostessing visitors in their Frees Hall room during the Christmas open house, Lois Chab and Linda Hoppel smile for our photographer, Resident Students Men's Hall Councilors for this year were: Qsittingj Jim Rheingrover, Nathan I-Iinkle, Jack Salterg fstandingj Dennis Nelsen, Gary Scheet, Frank Milbury. These men were responsible for students living on their respective corridors and were ready to help students. wel 2 .4 5 f Spring, l965, saw construction begun on a new men's dormitory between Men's Hall and the Doane Courts. This new dorm and Men's Hall will eventually form half of the quadrangle housing Doane men. p X KDIX Judy Vohland, Grand Island, and Terry Discoe, North Platte, were named Duchess and Duke at Saturday afternoon ceremonies between halves of the Doane-Peru football game. The Duchess was crowned by Merle Jones, Beatrice, Chairman of Doane's Board of Trustees. Their attendants were Elena Linthicum, John Salter, Doris Ziegler, and Roger Kovar. Homecoming 1964 Parents Day was held in conjunction with Homecoming this year. The Freshmen and their par- ents attended a Con in the morning where two of the parents expressed their views of college and what they expected their sons and daughters to accomplish during the next four years. ' anno ff 7 5 'MW -1 76 C3 'A-W DN 'T' if L TOR 1 -tri The long standing tradition O fraternity and sorority sites at Homecoming was again con tinued this year with great success. The Drag-on to victory site by the Alpha Omega Fraternity won first place. This fascinating site had a gigantic green dragon devouring a Peru Bobcat. The second place site honors went to the Sigma Phi Theta Fraternity. Their site was appropriately called the House of Horrors. The visitors could walk through various rooms and see all kinds of torture devises for that special variety of Bobcat from Peru. Phi Sigma Tau Sorority captured third place by typing out a victory prediction in the We want a Tiger TYPE victory site, During the halftime ceremonies Roger Howard, Class '38, was named the Honor D Award winner. This award is made annually to the Doane athlete who has had a successful business and civic career following graduation. lil 'zritlflwlr 'tfhilxx gtepsgszyszgswzssit mir is ..,,,. ., ' asf :WV---1' - ' if Wifrsiifss Publications Students responsible for organizing and publishing this 1965 lig-Q are pictured as they meet in the yearbook office of the Campus Center. They are Qseatedj photographer Ed Zwerling, assistants Linda Kuhl, Lefty Berkson, and fstand- ingj Ron Wiese, and editor Dick Long. Qnot picturedj Wynell Mager, Bill Nollkamper . Under sponsorship of the Tiger, Sha Hartman was chosen to represent Doane as our candidate for queen of the Drake Relays . Editor Dick Long seems quite concerned over an upcoming deadline--but photographer Ed Zwerling finds his candid shots more interesting. O i J 2' Members of them. production staff Will Hardesty, Pete McVay Qeditorj, and Ginny Jones are pictured as they go over galley proofs in the Crete press room, readying a special issue. iw, f as it 1 1 T 2 I ti Freshman Cindy Schaefer was chosen by an all-college vote to be Doane's candidate, sponsored by the QQ, in Glamour Magazines Best-Dressed Coed Contest. The Doane OWL was published weekly by the staff pictured below: Qseatedj Ola Kupka, Shirley Stuber Ieanette Hall, Kathy Anderson, Ginny Jones, Business Manager-Jane Rennerg fstandingj a delighted editor Pete McVay, Bender Cashman, Dick Vercruysse, Will Hardesty, Dierk McWilliams, Larry Kluck, Peter Sura, Judy Howard, JoAnn Adkins, Doris Ziegler. First semester editor Shel Wilson is not pictured. til? L I g- ,K 'wt ' a. ,L Eik i Iii? .L fl Sorority Girls sped up the Olympics. Unity and rhythmic 'One, two, one, two' were the clues to the seven legged race for the sororities. Inter-Sorority Council dorm drive in the bicycle race of the Greek 4 is fi J 6 VLZ, VV,V . Vi . L A ' m K Inter-Sorority Council fRow onej Con nie Bible, Presidentg Barb Spencerg Honey Linthicumg Debbie Waltersg QRow twoj Doris Zieglerg Judy Howard Vice-President: Barb Norgaardg Jane Renner, Secretaryg Kay Rapp. Teams had to suck together to wm the Greek Olymplcs Perhaps the pyramid proves this point Inter-Fraternity Council members were: Ed Heilmang Dave Yardley, Secretaryg Dave Ielinekg Larry An- drewsg John Wupper, Treasurerg Tom Brown, Presidentg Larry Jensen. 81 s x A 'S Kay Rapp, President Connie Bible, Vice President Betty Lu Chatley, Secretary Paula Wilkinson, Treasurer lpromise actives, I even cross my heart I won't tell a lie, Pledged Jo Ann at skit night, Gamma Phi Iota Fil The girls of Gamma Phi Iota opened their 1964-65 activity year with a picnic at which members exchanged notes on summer experiences and planned the year s functions, which included a fall rush party for prospective members, Christmas caroling secret sister gift exchanges dinner-dances, pledging, initiation, and alumnae breakfast, The girls held a cake walk at the Campus Carnival and participated in the Greek Olympics as well as campus clean-up. 1 Y Kathy Alderman Julie Babcock Connie Bruns Kathy Currie Marilyn Drevo Marianne Glass Marcie Hitchcock Judy Locke Kaye Noyce Gloria Patak Jan Reimers Barb Spencer Linda Umberger Kathy Weiler Phyllis Weiler Jane Wilder Gamma Pledge Class 1965, Row one: Kathy Bauer, Christine Her- ley, Jo Ann Adkins, Shirley Stu- ber, Row twog Elaine Brebner, Ann Diedrichsen, Carolyn Wil- liams, Judy Cole. Row threeg Peggy Leonard, Cheryl Thomsen, Ticia Kyle, Ginny Jones, Linda Ferguson. Aloha greeted the fresh- men at the Gamma Rush Party. Gammas went dutch for homecoming with the en- couragement to Win- De Game , 11' 479 I 9' P f A T. 4' 'J' 4 M 2 if 1 r an . if 113 'V C 5 ' g, 1 I . .4 f, 1 A g.. .' 'jr fr.J55.V,,w, g 4... g frfieff N .1 vii Ewa fs-Ffia-I f ' ,T jigfgqy , , kv,,Q?,Sl1v ,E Q rf llr ls ' is 4,6 ., ,,f f'i?.. ., JE , g, W ,h Of course well win, Gamma .' al: if , tj 54 C, ff -i ' Q , - if bunnies have lots of practice at g, :W a Q Biff 3 252. hopping. was -f ff, s i rr s ryllsr y if Q J i' ' TT fa:--2-'.39i, s: gif ,Sch K H , 4, - Y F fzixr- ., 3i.,g, , ri ff :ff f'..1g,' - A ' ' wr :sit 55 1 fr 'ii I I ' vf'I K le- . so A .,,gy,,, , M ,-mn. r Ssfhrwg Doris Ziegler, President Judy Howard, Vice-President Pat Smith, Secretary Jan Heilman, Treasurer H mega Psi Theta The girls of Omega Psi Theta sorority started their activity year with a fall outing, followed by a fall rush party and dinner-show evening for dates at the Colonial Inn in Lincoln, During the winter they held a reception following the Christmas Recital and later on an informal Peanuts date party, In conjunction with the Campus Carnival, the Omegas sponsored the Ugly Man dance, Other springtime activities centered around pledging and initiation, a dinner-dance at the Lincoln Hotel, and a money-raising bake sale, The girls participated in the Greek Olympics and-campus clean-up, Their continuing project throughout the year was the repairing of toys and collection of clothes for Lincoln welfare agencies, Donna Cates Lois Chab Karla Clarke Cathy Collett wi Kathy Freeborn Sha Hartman Jani Hood y Linda Hoppel '-A Linda Kuhl Wynell Mager Pat Mazanec Ellen McLaughlin Shirley Mullin Vickie Schneider ' Claudia Sell Sue Tipton Jan Vandervoort Debbie Walters Rosemary Zumphe ffl rt., . A We might not be rabbits, but the 'Grand Old Gang' is sure good at the bunny hop. All wearers of pledge pins are naturally pledges of the so- rority, Joe Maltacea became an honorary pledge this year, due to a found pledge pin, Omega Pledge Class 1965, Row one: Carolyn Votaw, Judy Fishel, Susan Zeilinger, Dee Sherman. Row two: Nancy Merrill, Sara Batchelder, Kathy Sullivan, Cindy Schaefer, Susan Fritz, Q-q Neat, Sweet, Demure, petite, Pull Omegas, Pullllll ! I ! ! Y 85 Honey Linthicum, President Jane Renner, Vice-President Trudy Sonday, Secretary Cindy Larson, Treasurer 0 o 4 V I ,, Phi igma Tau r , They Said this was going 53 iiiii lii f L 'i Q 2 T to be hard work, but I haven't even ut m n , .rlren . back into it ygt. Y rrrr qnik The Phi Sigs this year started their activities with a cookout at Doane Lake the first week of school, followed closely by the all-sorority popcorn party, fall dinner-show at the New Tower in Omaha, and homecoming activities of selling mums, holding alumnae tea, and building the prize-winning sorority site. Their service project for the semester was painting yellow parking lines on campus. In November they sponsored their rush party and they had progressive snacks in Frees. Second semester saw the girls holding a bake sale in downtown Crete, traveling to Va1entino's in Lincoln for pizza and an evening ofgbowling, pledging a class of twelve, holding informal and formal initiation, and producing a first-prize booth fthe jailp at the Campus Chest Carnival. Their spring luncheon for actives and alumnae was held at the Cornhusker in Lincoln and their dinner-dance at the Legion Club there. New officers were elected at the spring outing at Ousterhaut's cabin and the girls serenaded at May Pete and held an alumni breakfast that day. Throughout the year their project was selling rolls and milk Saturdays in Frees Hall. Kathy Anderson Marti Charles Sue Estle Carolee Jones Ola Kupka Barb Norgaard Myrna Skutchan Colleen Roche Sue Tegt Judy Wohland 1 E A Which fraternity, oops, so- rority is this, I don't see a Phi Sig in the bunch? All right you guys, Which one of you is sick today? Just think, 30 more hours of work, and these sites have to be up tomorrow morning. ,rp 8 'Q se A , 51 Phi Sig Pledge Class 1965, Row one Mary Thuman, Susan Sasek, Pam Maletic, Debbie Hummel, Jeanette Hall, Karen Voigtlander, Row two: Lynn Rochman, Linda Leatherman, Margaret Kilday, Marilyn Hammer, Jane Fogle, Linda Keene, Dan DePasquale President Paul Plessman Vice-President N, gmt Rick Woods r Q Secretary 1 :--: I Cooley Smith ' Treasurer Shape up PLEDGE! Help this poor bunny out, 553' g L neo ee Alpha mega Led by president Dan DePasquale, the men of Alpha Omega this year held car washes to raise money, sponsored Homecoming activities of site-building and alumni coffee-hour, dinner dances, game feed, snowball party, and outdoor steak fry for members and dates, as well as pledging and initiation functions, serenades, Greek Olympics, and campus elections. The AO's initiated a new type of Greek-sponsored activity as they twice brought underprivileged children from Lincoln down to Crete, where they picnicked, played ball, swam, and spent the day with the children individually Gerald Dolson Dick Duba Jack Hamer Dale Hoppe Dave Ielinek Fred Kimmel Lanny Lockhart Rich Nicholson Rich Robb Roger Rine John Wupper Aw common Cooley, it's bad enough in here with- ut you too , AO's brought some welfare boys from Lincoln to campus for a day of fun, It looks like they enjoyed it, 'he food was great, ser- ice good, and the com- any delightful, - - - AO Dinner Dance 965 swf , r -4: AO Pledge Class 1965 Row one: Chuck Sonday, Greg Alcorn, Dan Wells, Ron Koci, Dave Harnley, Row two: Jay Karon, Gary Leever, Richard Hutchins, Mike Hansen, Gary Barra, Row threeg Dennis Ryba, Bob Carter, Warren Wolf, Bob Arbizzani, Hugh Alexander, a.?7'3l5:!?' A pile of junk welded together and moving, gave directions to the football team at homecoming, .g '77' ,ff .Ha , ,,if,W, V Larry Andrews, President Brian Watson, Vice-President Larry Weyers, Secretary Terry Discoe, Treasurer Delta Kappa Pi AKH 90 Gary Estergard Bill Fossmo Wayne Fowler .-fav' .ar ...A-0 Pfam f W if : Cecil Gorey Ed Heilman Jack Hood Steve Hunt Gaylen Kapperman Wayne Martin Bruce Maschmann Steve McKinney Dierk McWilliams Stan Mullin Dennis Nelsen Dennis E, Nelson Dave Pittam Jack Salter Gary Scheer Bill Stephenson John Stroh Dave Yardley Lois Chab I sw txt DKP Pledge Class 1965, Row one: Lcott Campbell, Jim Lantis, Larry lank, Terry Cisler, John Syster, Ihuck Hall, Ray Cooney, Row two: Tom Grimason, Vernon York, Phil Gleason, Jack Pagel, Bill Kleinkauf, Jill Shoemaker, Joe Good, James ond, Paul Osterhout, Jim Fahrnbruch, .ow three: John Lothrop, John Vasak, Zhuck Church, Chris Peterson, Chuck lbbott, Carl Hartmna, Don Nelsen, ohn LeDioyt, Bob Andrew, Gene Pipe. Delta K3PPa P1 DK pledges had to conclude Sweetheart their skit with fraternity Vickie Schneider loyahty Miss Bedroom Fw it . Un V '3 -gl I oe Mosser brings down a ,Am rebound in the Sig Phi vs. , ' 1 J i ' f , '-o d P , Z iili f 1 1 ros game y ,yi V . V.. Q . tg ' Q3 2' I :iv 'L ' ,,. :4 , xy 'F F Ron Wiese, President Roger Kovar, Vice-President - Dennis lsernhagen, Treasurer P f b ' f Lani Beach, Secretary ' I Sigma Phi Theta Miss Playmate Susan Sasek Tom Atherton 4 2 V Vkk . V av ,I .. .r. 1 ' Dave Bean E , Q -, .. P Don Bisgrove ' . . 4, P' i i i gm 1 . - ' ' 1 '23 1 1 , - Paul Bowler iff' Q P i'1S 7 H P T911 Blown g .X X A , B111 Buza . ' A Paul Coble , ,V,V iryr I Q ,bk Bob Coble ,. ' , P , - f iir' H 7 . ' f , P' 'Y - - - . r f' 1 I 1 Q , ,r xl ,,-u - M is ,nr 1 ,t 1 2 A .r 1- V , .. Dennis Dondlin er .ff , '41 1 - r A,-qffvr Q is Bruce Everett ,M f' ., W- .gy N- g ' ' E , 1 1' Duane Flessner Vh, ' ' P X ' Carl Gallegos A X ..... . is Q N fir .. N DZIVC W .Q 'g g i W'i. f l : ' ' Toln Hays 'fir 'iff' ' f',, , :- ,H Q . E K f 11 am X M ,v E Z , fr . I oe Heckenlively ' ,gr if W e cl- 1 'A Nathan Hinkle 'RQ' . riff' 'T skip Hoyt , Larry Jensen l1',, 1 1 in Ken Keeley .- l 1 , - L ' X555 Joe Kilgore Q ' . ' 1 srlz 5 Q' Terry Koch -an . ,W ' f 1 A 1 in y y 1 Fred Miles va- 4 , Q is Hg X Q W s , r,,, , 'A , QQ? E, 1 ' at 7 Ligt M a . t, mg Don M11ler , P P hh 1 P' 1 I ' Roger Nieveen .V S? V , , , A 1 5 t , 3 Dick Oldfield Mark Oppenheim Paul Oppenheim .andy Bruns, Mike Mathews, Doug Sox, Ken McCumber, fRow twoy Dick latzmann, Joe Mosser, Gene Pocci, .oren Coate, fRow threey Dave Dun- .rayman, Will Hardesty, Don Daken, 'hil Becker, Larry Churchill. ig Phi Pledge Class 1965 fRow onej am, loe Maltacea, fRow foury John Sigma Phi Theta kicked off their year with the Pig Party. The opener was held at the Boy Scout Cabin where the hungry members and their dates devoured the pig. Dancing followed in the Cabin where Pig Awards were passed out to several of the more fortunate people. Rounding out the first semester were the erection of the House of Horrors Homecoming Site which gained a second place in overall competition, a Fall Game Feed, and Christmas caroling. Sigma Phi Theta then pledged and initiated seventeen men into their fraternity to start the second semester. The highlight of the year came soon after this, with the annual Playboy Party. The perfect atmosphere of the Diplomat Motor Hotel in Omaha, a delicious dinner, and the exciting sounds of the Echoes made the evening a memorable event. Miss Susan Sasek was chosen Miss Playmate by the members. Other activities of second semester were the Spring Fling, Campus Chest Carnival, Spring Picnic, and painting house numbers on curbs for the citizens of Crete. The Sig Phi's also retained the IFC Sports Trophy, won the first annual Greek Olympics, and held a bas- ketball game with the Old Pros of N. U. George Pserros blblkg Gary Rains , fs g - . T Carl Rezabek U V M ,. S - W Jim Rheingrover if J--if L ik Jjf, :C L Jim Ruffolo 'Q ' -f ,W i. 1 i Bob Runson i ii C a . M W Paul Schauer L ' g Q y y Gene Schmutte .S Q i s it ,... if ,A 1 1 , . fa. 1. Dan Smith S , -- L f .M , Gary Spies T s it. M' T 'A ' , f , 4 - f H 1:59 T it 5 1- Larry Starr , Q ' i i f C Peter Sura . , , A N1 lim Tachovsky s rt s it . 5 T - H Ion Tienstra U ' ' was N 'Qi J 'L f 'I ' W' Len Wettergren ' ' 5 t E 'Q g if Shu Yee Wong r Y ' hT ' i Football 1964 outstanding offensive lineman leading pass receiver tied for leading scorer Head coach Al Papik, shows concern for the coming season, as he outfits Mike Hansen. 5 Fred Miles co-captain Terry Discoe leading passer total offensive leader tied for leading scorer Nathan Hinkle outstanding offensive back leading punt returner Roger Nieveen leading punter for G,P, Conference franked in top 10 for small collegesj S e-a Preseason optimism turned to the first game blues as Graceland dumped Doane at Simon Field. The Tigers, eager but unready, fumbled away the ballgame. How- ever, revenge was sought and captured at Yankton's expense the following week. As a heavy downpour made the footing precarious, Doane stayed on their feet long enough to snag two TD passes: enough for the victory. Heading into their first road game Doane won the first half, but Tarkio won the second half and took the game honors away from Doane. The Tigers, back in the confines of Simon Field, next did battle with the Broncos from Hastings. The Bronco's, combining a nifty attack with several surprise maneuvers, raced away to a win. Doane, now in the throes of a losing season, faced the unpleasant task of meeting heavily favored Dakota Wesleyan next. The Tiger's masterful attack that day mixed just enough aerials with a strong ground game to take a two TD lead. The Dakotans rallied brilliantly for two late scores to tie and as Doane was driving for one last score, the clock ran out on the six yard line. Mike McIntyre all G,P, Conference back do Q rush ing leader N- J of Fred Kimmel outstanding defensive lineman Dale Hoppe outstanding defensive back y X - 'i'2WBlfih g F is 91 co-captain tx ,ya ig ff . A 1 ,Doane Doane ,Doane :Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane O . . . ........... Graceland 13 12 . . . . . . Yankton 6 13 ... .. . Tarkio 19 12 ... ... Hastings 24 13 . . . . . . Dakota Wesleyan 13 0 . . . . . . Nebraska Wesleyan 14 21 .. . .... Peru 7 6 . . . .... Concordia 26 32 .. . .... Colorado College 18 SCOREBOARD Roger Nieveen arches up to snare a hook pass as a Colorado College Tiger rumbles up to hit him from his blind side. DOANE FOOTBALL SQUAD FOR 1964 qfront rowj N. Hinkle, J. Potvin, R. Nichelson, G. Schmutte, D. Yardley, D. Hoppe, J. Hood, G. Scheet T. Discoe, L. Hank, F. Miles, fsecond rowy Trainer F. Belle, R. Wiese, S. Dittrich, L. Lockhart, F. Kimmel, P. Plessman, S. Mullin, T. Cisler, R. Kovar, G. Pocci, R. Oldfield, Coach R. Best, qthird rowj Coach R. Patterson, C. Smith, J. Potter, D. Nelson, L. Jensen, D. Tesar, R. Nieveen, I. Heckenlively, D Nelsen, C. Church, P. Coble, Coach R. Ericksong ffourth rowy Head Coach A. Papik, C. Ferri, T. Abbot, C. Sullivan, J. Pagel, D. Cox, R. Booth, G. Scobee, A. Zimmerman, E. Gad, L. Mollring, Student Man- ager R. Woodg Qfifth rowj Trainer I. Kilgore, S. McGuire, D. Ryba, D. Dakan, W. Green, G. Lay, K. Veselsky, E. Stiles, D. Dunham, R. Vercruysse, M. Hansen: fsixth rowj V. Schwartz, R. Shaw, I. Lothrop, D. Konecky, R. Katzmann, L. Havlat, J. Maltacea, A. Hammer, R. Bruns, F. Davis, T. Otto, fseventh rowj Student Manager C. Sonday, C. Hall, M. Murphy, R. Arbizzani, J. Ward, G. Alcorn, G. Barta, M. Mclntyre, E. Wells, K. McCumber, Student Manager G. Pserros. Three Peru Bobcats are requrred to brrng Mrke Mclntyre clown in the It looks like the lunch hour rush as Mullin QSQJ goes for short yardage behind Ryba Q85j and Ward Q42j in the Coloram game. Doane's old nemesis, Nebraska Wesleyan was the next foe. Wesleyan's big strong line couldn't push Doane around as they would have liked and had to settle for a 14-0 advantage. Homecoming Day brought Peru to our campus. To the Bobcats horror and the Tiger's fans delight, the Doane crew masterfully domi- nated the game for the second win of the campaign. The Tiger forces fell apart the next week as Concordia rambled to a lop- sided victory. The finale found Colorado College wishing they were back home as Doane nearly ran them off Simon Field. As we look back on the season, we can say the record was disappointing but never the caliber of play. Hopes are high for next year. Roger Nieveen winces as he is caught by the last man during a long gainer against Colorado. Perfect execution by Doane's interior line flvliles :O Kovar 68 Scheet 783 open a boxcar size hole enabling Hinkle to get into the open on this trap play against Peru Indoor Track M Doane's indoor mile relay record holders, Rick Wood, Peter Sura, Paul Orvis, and Bruce Maschmann, pose here fresh from their victory at the K-State Invitational. Af' H' 'family 'T 4' 'gl' L5 C XM-, A successful indoor track season was conducted as a prelude to track of the outdoor variety. The mile relay team y won second with a time of3:24.2 and the sprint medley team won third with a time of 3133.7 at the Kansas State Indoor Invitational Meet. Both of the above times were new all-college indoor records. Three other all-college records were set during the indoor season. They were a 6'l 1f2 high jump mark by Dick Katzmang a put of 46'3 3f4 by Dan Tesarg and a vault of 1'2'6 by Terry Discoe. These top performances indicated a bright season outdoors. Cross Country Doane's Cross Country runners Pete Sura and Frank Milbury lead the pack at the Club House turn on the Doane Golf Course. Doane's consistent scorers, Dennis Dondlinger and Carl Gallegos, have the lead mid-way through a dual meet Wrestling The 1964-65 Doane College wrestling team was comprised of: coach Robert Conner, Greg Al- corn 1167 lbsj, Joe Maltacea 1137 lbsy, Don Miller 1157 lbsp, Shu Yee Wong 1127 lbsj, Paul Oppenheim1147 lbsp, Gene Pocci 1177 lbsj, Len Wettergren1191 lbsj. Paul Oppenheim, cagey captain of the mat team, graduates this year after seeing the wrestling program gain a successful start at Doane. The Doane Wrestlers finished the season with a 4-4- win-loss record. This 500 season shows the steady im- provement which Doane wrestling has achieved since its inception here two years ago. The record would have been better if Doane would not have had to forfeit the 123 lb. division for lack of a man there. DUAL MEET SCORES Doane 11 Midland Doane 14 Concordia Doane 15 Tarkio Doane 14 Dana Doane 17 Concordia Doane 23 Tarkio Doane 16 Wesleyan Doane 21 H3SIil'1gS Doane 1 Hastings Don Miller, an ambitious and talented sophomore letterman, prepares to execute a move that he hopes will bring him an escape or reversal in this mid-winter dual match with Dana. 99 DANE SZ mama: ,ff A f .142 9 45, wi :www ,m2,Qg?,,,,W www mslmwrsw mwgffmf f wwmrsiwii 1- ' A K vw His? M . ww I.. , fi 1,.Q,,L,,,3 M f-1 A.,A ,W ,iw -.,w1,fgW,E .M x , M. ,.f2,,, M. A +5 . .11L2.sf4Q1:1f'm,.. 'f -.vm . ' . , ,, mffkgi m X'g91i51':-'77-' 'V film . Ifisiwiisk .Aw-fm ' 1,1-1q:wm1X1w Q.-:Sw -Q, - pw--wg we 1 izigzlsn: V fl, J ff I 1fMQffWz2l23YEf ' ,. W f 1 -:www wQz1mw'f':vuzfz:fMF fa 1 .. 1: 2 .,,. V, , -V ,M , . A-,.,4,sAsb,f,Lm,w 51mg,,w,M A. wf wwmzeww The 1964-65 Basketball team members are Craig Kelley, Bill Buza, Larry Andrews, Terry Koch, Joe Mosser, Dennis Nelsen, Dennis Dondlinger, Al Becher, Robbie Andrew, Loren Coate, Warren DeVries, Dick Pfister, and Dave Pittam. Memorable Season TIGER TEAM TIES TEAM WIN RECORD This year's cage squad equalled the all-time win record for Doane of sixteen wins, making the season one of the most successful in Doane's history. The Tiger's second game was a loss, however, it indicated to many the caliber of ball the Bengals were to display the rest of the season. In a wonderfully executed game, the Tigers matched basket for basket with the highly touted Hastings club before losing by two points in an overtime. But it proved that the Tigers were going to be tough. And tough they were! They came back to beat the Bronco's in Butler Gym in another exciting game. Other season highpoints included winning the Beatrice Tourney, taking two of three from Peru, beating Tri-State Conference Champ Northwestern, splitting the Wesleyan series, and winning the post-game fracas at Wesleyan. The highlight of the campaign was an invitation to play in the NCAA district playoffs in Warrensburg, Mo. Although y the Tigers were running in fast company and soundly thrashed, the basketball program received a sound boost, Hey Dad, we got another one wrapped up, says Mark Erickson to his dad as Dave Pittam and Alan Becher express their agreement. Mr. Erickson was NAIA District 11 Basketball Coacl of the year and took the team to the NCAA playoffs in Warrensburg, Missouri. Becher pumps two against Methodist U. in the Beatrice Tourney as Andrews, Kelley and Nel- son jockey for rebounding position. Becher, the sixth man was a beast on the boards all year long. Kelley, senior guard, amazed the fans with his fantastic shots and carried a major portion of the offensive chores with a 14 point average. l Erickson's shuffle offense allows Terry Koch to free himself for two points while Dennis Dondlinger looks on in Doane's big win over Hastings. Koch was the team's quarterback and sparkplug. His pinpoint pass- ing and dazzling defensive work contributed strongly to the team's strength. Dondlinger combined strong defense with timely scoring while playing the strategic center position. Hey! These 'cats' are big, says Dennis Nelsen to teammate Larry Andrews as he gathers in a loose ball in the NCAA Tourney. Nelsen was the regular sea- son scoring leader with a 16 point average and was named to the All Nebraska College Basketball first team. Andy returned after a year 's lay-off and flashed the form that won him all-conference honors two years ago. His generalship and deadly shooting sparked the squad all season. 103 . X -s 1, ' - 1 , f -P--H . Jr 2 .....- A f . Y ,A V K Ak The track squad for 1965 was: QFirst rowj Phil Becker, Bob Roche, Larry Mollring, Pete Samusevich, Larry Boyer, Dave Dunham, Pete Sura, Carl Gallegos, Joe Kilgore, Paul Orvisg CSecond rowy Dennis Widman, Bruce Maschmann, Rick Wood, Dennis Ryba, Bob Broomfield, Don Konecky, Loren Coate, Bill Shoemaker, Dick Katzmanng CThird rowj Head Coach Al Papik, Joe Heckenlively, Bill Kleinkauf, Terry Discoe, Don Dakan, Len Wettergren, Dennis Dondlinger, Den- nis Nelson, Dan Tesar, Jerry Ludwig, and Coach Fred Beile. Track The track season was a pleasant surprise this year. Molding a young team into a seasoned crew, Coach A1 Papik took his charges to two duals where he pushed his record of no defeats in outdoor dual and triangular meets to five years. Doane also participated in six Relays where no totals were kept and the annual W Club Meet where the Tigers fell to a de- termined Wesleyan crew despite their own fine times. The assault on the records took up where it left off in indoor track. Dan Tesar pushed the shot mark to 49' l , Dick Katzmann stretched the triple jump to 43' l-l!4 , while the distance medley team broke its old record. The mile relay team did very well this year, being defeated only at the Kansas Re- lays and the Drake Relays. All in all it was a very exciting and successful season. Peter Sura was the recipient of this year's Sanderson Prize. He is the current holder of five Doane School records. -f 'df 1 f' x fu. ,f 4 . fb N,,,,w .W-'f A W 5 -...L-.-, , ff' nf' 1, 4 in-......,f K Q - 'I'-Q-W..,,,,W, fl 3 ' ,. X 1 wg. ax' QQ, an K ff 5. WV Q- pl-or- .nn-6 .-M 1 ,A l 4' eb S W Lawn mv. v,,,,-an-,fo-r' Mdba-w 2, ' K MGE .-.-kr. wngg,pi5 '5 ,Qs-Y , was ,Q-ff? mv, A, W sa -..-.'.4,w' M... ,. , wav Wits. WINS -. 'K in .F .- 'nr an ,Fa Mk. ,gf Vasqu- -..-Q., Wa-., ...Q 'M --Q 1. --u v 1. f: A PM! K :Q ' f . ill-Q am if -1: A . i mwmq , 4 .f I 5, gg.,,g,,,,ggW Track Cont. Up and over! Terry Discoe, a four year letterman in the vault, adds more points to E5 Doane's score, He and Larry Boyer were consistently within the thirteen foot range, A i 1 MANX No, he isn't doing a raindance! lt's southpaw, Len Wettergren seconds after heaving the javelin into the sky blue yonder, Hurdles appear to be no hindrance to Loren Coate as he's on his way to a victory in the high hurdles event at Peru. Doane ight Relays The Relay Trophies are surrounded by Queen Jo Ann Adkins and her court who reign supreme over the festivities of the evening, They are Myrna Skutchan, Sheila Hartman, Donna Cates, Kathy Freeborn, Queen Jo Ann, Susan Sasek, Lois Chab and Jane Renner, Seventeen private church related schools took part in the l7th annual Doane Night Relays, The host school dominated the relay events by winning five of sixg the 440 yard relay, the 880 yard relay, the Sprint Medley relayg the Mile relay, and the 480 Shuttle High Hurdles, One new record was set when Bill Sommers of William Jewell high jumped 6'6 , fi , Y' T t 1 36 :fx nl' Queen Io Ann Adkins The Sprint Medley team of Paul Orvis Rick Wood, Pete Sura, and Phil Becker raced to a win in 3:34,5, It took them less time to get to the winner's stand to receive their trophy from the Queen, 107 FGM' Omaha U. Hastings Midland Concordia Wesleyan Dana Wesleyan Concordia On the net--Hoyt slams an opponent's short Everett watches on in anticipation, Q 3 T231 Tennis Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane Doane I'6IL11'1'1 gy 1 1 I- ' -..L .,':-v- 1'-' rs 'M h vw so , , Cheerleaders T 'if w gtf -N... -..,.. fm. T T. . fmavv' st, ' t T ' . s'..L'i' l'tfs??M7ffsWf5l5t? '?t 1 W3 we 5 V ,.,.,,,,,-1 r ,L ,- rr, Y -.Q I -, . lm M: Nw5,9,,r-is,+4.s', ,- V, ,Q gf, , fvgf if-91's T , ts, - f - 4. - 41 '757' 5 'U-. 'T 3 V s it A' it www l s it Erfgfytaesil Qs 'msd' ff V K ga A iiwwfffs? m f ' A ab? , , Ji 5 ts. ff 1 53 5 'W I , hvrtigys. -' .23 Cheerleaders for 1964-65 were Linda Hoppel, Tudi Sweeney, Trudy Sonday, Kathy Anderson, Myrna Skutchan, and Lois Chab, Resplendent with bright new uniforms, brimming over with bubbling enthusiasm, and bursting forth with vibrant cheers, the cheerleaders led Doane's fans through a most successful year, Their presence at all the games made the dull moments and the sad times just a little bit brighter, This year's squad was a personification of hard work and loyal school spirit, We take our hats off to them! Poetry in Motion! The cheerleaders spur on the crowd at the early season pep rallies equipped with horns, sirens, and other noise-making apparatus, These belles worked hard all year long to generate the campus spirit, 1 Her Highness the Queen and her court were royally enter- Cardinal Key, women's honorary, announced at May Fete tained in the outdoor theater by freshmen women Qabovej the election to membership of nine Doane girls and two who performed the maypole dance and by serenades of Doane faculty women. Above Jane Renner leads Connie fraternities and sororities. Bible to join line of girls tapped for membership. May Fete in :Vqp Of' 4-' 110 HER HIGHNESS THE QUEEN Sha Hartman MAID OF HONOR Jan Heilman Our Queen of the May and her Court: Cleft to righty Dee Sherman, Barb Spencer, Donna Cates, Vickie Schneider, Maid of Honor Jan Heilman, Queen Sha Hartman, Doris Zeigler, Jane Renner, Lois Chab, and JoAnn Adkins. Commencement Seniors, followed by faculty, proceed to Baccalau- reate Services at the First Congregational Church in Crete. Rev. Jack Schwartz gave the Baccalaureate address. May 31, 1965, the degree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred upon 62 Doanites. Of these, fourteen graduated cum laude, three magna cum laude, and one summa cum laude. The degree candidates were presented by Dean Daryl Williams and granted their degrees from Dr. Donald Typer. An honorary Doctor of Laws degree was conferred upon Harold Thaddeus Smith fupper rightj for his achievements in the field of business. Other end-of-year functions included Baccalaureate on May 30, a Commencement Recital, and the dedication of the new president's residence, Bauer House, a gift to the college by Dr. John Bauer in memory of his mother flower rightj. Junior marshals Ola Kupka and Jim Rheingrover lead the academic procession of college officers and faculty followed by graduating seniors to commencement exercises in Lee Memorial Conservatory. Abbott, Tom--18,61,91,95 434 W, Washington Kirkwood 22, Missouri Adkins, Jerry--18 2512 Linden Drive Kansas City, Kansas Adkins, JoAnn--18,79,83,107, 110 2512 Linden Drive Kansas City, Kansas Alcorn, Greg--18,6l,89,95,99 206 Blackhawk Aurora, Illinois Alderman, Kathi--18,45,64, 82 611 West G Ogallala, Nebraska Alexander, Hugh--18,48,89 5775 Pontiac Way Denver 22, Colorado Allen, Michael--18 Box 234 Furlong, Pennsylvania Anderson, Kathy--13,45,79,86,109 2782 Sharon Drive Omaha, Nebraska Andrew, Robert--18.91, 102 Herman, Nebraska Andrews, Larry--10,4S,6l, 81,90, 102 , 103 309 West Second North Platte, Nebraska Arbizzani, Bob--18,61,89,95 414 East Side Drive Geneva, Illinois Arney, Dwight 1902 West Fifth North Platte, Nebraska Ashley, Dave--45 Almena, Kansas Asmus, Charles--18,54, 57,72 1320 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Atherton, Tom--18,48,65,66,73,92 1020 Main Street Alton, Illinois 112 Index Babcock, Julie--10,45,82 32 West Avenue Dansville, New York Banion, Ron--18 8507 North Christiana Skokie, Illinois Barker, Christine- - 18 Barra, Gary--18,95 1707 Jefferson Omaha, Nebraska Batchelder, Sara--19, 57,60,85 2342 Braun Court Golden, Colorado Bauer, Kathryn--19,45,54,57,83 Benkelman, Nebraska Beach, Lani--19,55,92 Weeping Water, Nebraska Bean, Dave--19,92 350 Main Akron, Colorado Becher, Alan--19,61, 102,103 Wisner, Nebraska Becker, Phil--19,93, 104,105,107 3848 Main Street Skokie, Illinois Beilschmidt, Bill--10 820 Hancock Holdredge, Nebraska Benkert, Sam--19 380 N, Main Street Doylestown, Pennsylvania Berkson, Larry--19,78 1210 Forest Crete, Nebraska Bespalec, Jerry--10,52 1130 Forest Crete, Nebraska Best, Anne- - 10,46 , 47 725 Juniper Crete, Nebraska Beyeler, Ivette- -19 , 45 Bible, Connie--19,45,54,5 80, 82,110 Box 384 Cambridge, Nebraska Bisgrove, Don--19,92 2341 Barcelona Road Schenectady, New York Bitterrnan, Mike--19 2 Overhill Road Monset, New York Blackis, Pat--19,55,57,59 2971 Newport Denver, Colorado Bond, James--19,45 203 Carter Lake Club Omaha. Nebraska Booth, Roger--19,95 Box 364 Clarks, Nebraska Bowler, Paul--19 , 22, 92 R. F. D. 53 Kingsbury Avenue Bradford, Massachusetts Boyer, Judy- -20,45 Doane Courts Crete, Nebraska Boyer, Larry--10,52,53,6l, Doane Courts Crete, Nebraska Brayman, John--20,93 1943 South 47th Omaha, Nebraska Brebner, Elaine--20,64, 83 3190 Vance Street Denver 15, Colorado Broomfield, Robert--20,45, R, F. D. 52 McCook, Nebraska Brown, Tom--20,81,92 1624 North 35th Omaha, Nebraska 5, 57, 59 104,106 1 104 1 1 1 Bruns, Connie--20,45,60,74, 82 420 North Fifth Seward, Nebraska Zampbell, Scott--20, 91 runs, Randy--20,64,93,95 Route til, Box 72 Chappell, Nebraska uck, Richard--20 Route 421, Box 6 Crete, Nebraska urns, Jack- -20 4625 Bryan Circle Lincoln 6, Nebraska uza, Bill--9,20,61,92,102,108 10732 MacKinaw Chicago, Illinois yers, Jerome--20 2823 Wabash Kansas City, Missouri Zampbell, Don--20 2421 75th Avenue Philadelphia 38, Pennsylvania Skyline Drive Elkhorn, Nebraska Zarter, Jim--20,89 4053 Osage Denver, Colorado Iartwright, Bob--20 1 South Tenth Main 1 Geneva, Nebraska Cashman, Bender- -20,79 Route Stl, Crews Lake Rd, Lakeland, Florida Cates, Donna--20, 45, 84, 107, 110 I 2012 Grand Island Avenue Grand Island, Nebraska Ihab, Lois--2O,45, 54,55,56, 57, 60, , 74,S4,9l,l07, 109,110 Wilber, Nebraska lhapin, Jan--20,59,73 1760 South Holly A Denver, Colorado Charles, Marti- -20,86 1725 East Manor Lincoln, Nebraska Ihatley, Betty Lu--21,40,41,57,64 66,82 703 South Quentin Wichita, Kansas Ihurch, Charles--20,45,75,91,95 3830 Reed Street Wheat Ridge, Colorado Churchill, Larry--20, 93 1039 E Street Geneva, Nebraska Cisler, Terry--20,61,73,75,91,95 R.F.D. 141 Norfolk, Nebraska Clarke, Karla--21,45,53,5'l,71, I2 84 2845 South 46th Street Lincoln, Nebraska Coate, Loren--21,93,102,104, 106 R.F.D. ii2 Tampico, Illinois Coble, Paul- -2 1, 92,95 Mullen, Nebraska Cobel, Robert-- 11 , 52 , 92 Mullen, Nebraska Cole, Judy--21 ,45,55,57, 60, 83 R. F.D. iv2 Brule, Nebraska Collett, Cathleen- -21 , 46, 47, 7 1, 65 66,84 835 Ivy Crete, Nebraska Cooney, Raymond- -2 1, 70, 91 1020 Crestline Drive Crete, Nebraska Cowles, Rich--11,41,42,43,57,65 409 North Grant Street Knoxville, Iowa Cox, Doug--21,95 Davenport, Nebraska Cude, Virginia--21,65 Box 203 Alexandria, Nebraska Currie, Kathryn--21,82 R.F.D. 731 Crete, Nebraska D'Aguanno, Ray--21 158 Betsy Williams Drive Warwick, Rhode Island Daken, Don- -21,61,93, 104 329 West 13th Street Crete, Nebraska Davis, Fred E, --21,95 3417 West Fulton Boulevard Chicago 24, Illinois Davis, Susan- -2 1, 45, 60, 64 437 Liholiho Street Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii 1 DePasquale, Dan--21,45,88 501 Hyde Park Niagara Falls, New York Dergan, Dennis - -2 1 3213 Adelaide Belmont, California DeVries, Warren- - 102 8860 Main Street Hometown, Illinois Diedrichsen- -2 1 , 45, 60, 83 Scribner, Nebraska Discoe, Dian Easton--22 Route iil, Box 131 Boulder, Colorado Discoe, Terry--11,52,61,76,90,94, 98,104,106 510 West Second North Platte, Nebraska Dittrich, Scott- -22 , 48, 61, 75, 92 , 95 56 Lafayette Street Marblehead, Massachusetts Dolson, Gerald- -22,73,64,66,68 Oshkosh, Nebraska Dondlinger, 98, 102, Hebron, Dennis--22, 45, 61, 92, 103, 104 Nebraska Drees, Dan- -22 Daykin, Nebraska Drevo, Marilyn--22,45,54, 55,56, 57,82 605 Grove Crete, Nebraska Duba, Dick--22,'73,88 1630 Forest Crete, Nebraska Dunham, Dave--22,95,104 Elkhorn, Nebraska Edmonson, Bob- -22 12 Lantern Lane Media, Pennsylvania Estergard, Gary--90 Cambridge, Nebraska Estle, Susan--22,86 1058 Linden Wilmette, Illinois Evans, Stan- - 11 BOX 2 12 Hyannis, Nebraska 113 Everett, Bruce--11,38,39,45,61, 64, 92,108 13781 Alderwood Lane, Apt, 22B Seal Beach, California Fahrnbruch- -22, 91 309 East 14th Street Crete, Nebraska Felton, Ray--22,65,108 2100 Jefferson Great Bend, Kansas Ferguson, Linda - -22, 60, 83 Brewster, Nebraska Ferri, Clem- -22,95 306 Rockfield Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania Fishel, Judy--22,57,60,85 2610 South 49th Street Omaha, Nebraska Flessner, Duane--22, 92 Box 344 Akron, Colorado Fogle, Jayne--23,87 604 East Florence Pierce, Nebraska Fossmo, Bill--23,61,90 5221 South 80th Street Ralston, Nebraska Fowler, Wayne--27.75,90 Box 615 Edgemont, South Dakota Freeborn, Kathy- -23 , 45, 54, 55 , 57 , 60, 84, 107 Western, Nebraska Freeouf, Dolen--ll,52,55,72 BOX 44, R.F.D. ffl Wilber, Nebraska Frey, Calvin--23 Stapleton, Nebraska Fritz, Suzan--23 , 57, 60, 85 Elkhorn, Nebraska Gad, Ed--23,95 1007 North Laramie Avenue Chicago, Illinois Gallegos, Carl--11,61,63, 92, 98, 104 R,F.D, 42, Box L28 Durango, Colorado Gerdes, Lee- -23 1114 19th Street Auburn, Nebraska Gilbert, Herb--23 Box 216, R,F,D,5f1 Crete, Nebraska Gipe, Gene--23,28,55,91 6950 West 36th Avenue Wheat Ridge, Colorado Glass, Marianne--23, 51, 82 1640 Forest Crete, Nebraska Gleason, Phil--23,6l,91 Guide Rock, Nebraska Good, Joe--23,91 228 West Electric Court Sturgis, Michigan Gorey, Cecil--23, 54,55,57,9O 606 North Eighth Beatrice, Nebraska Green, Warren--95 2425 Seward Street Omaha, Nebraska Greene, Art--23,72 43 Sylvester Webster Groves, Missouri Grimason, Tom--23, 91 309 Beacon Street Haworth, New Jersey Gross, Dan--11,53,71,72 945 Longwood Drive Crete, Nebraska Gross, Donna--24, 71,72 945 Longwood Drive Crete, Nebraska Haberman, Steve--24 1130 North Sixth Hastings, Nebraska Hall, Chuck--24, 55, 73, 91. 95 Pawnee City, Nebraska Hall, Dave--12, 14, 92 2924 Scott Street Omaha 12, Nebraska Hall, Evelyn--l2,46,4'7, 48, 59, 70, 74 316 North Broadway Street Greenville, Mississippi Hall, Jeanette--24,65,79,8'7 Box 401 Glenwood Springs, Colorado Hall, John R, --24 901 Lincoln Street Beatrice, Nebraska Hamer, Jack--24,88 7720 Pine Omaha, Nebraska Hammer, Alan--24,95 348 Cutts Avenue Portsmouth, New Hampshire Hammer, Marilyn- -24, 55, 87 Polo, Illinois Hank, Larry--24,61,91 1318 West Eighth Grand Island, Nebraska Hansen, Mike--24,89,94,95 320 North 20th Omaha, Nebraska Harbaugh, Randy--24, 108 908 Lane Topeka, Kansas Hardesty, Bill--24,55,79,93 3975 Holland Street Wheat Ridge, Colorado Harlan, Mike--24 1227 C Street Fairbury, Nebraska Harner, Ken--24,45 Cedar Lane Farm, Box 45 Oldwick, New Jersey Harnly, Dave--24,57,89 1032 North Fifth Seward, Nebraska Hartman, Carl--24,91 3018 Krameria Street Denver, Colorado Hartman, Sha--12 ,38,39,64,70 78 84, 107, 110 3018 Krameria Street Denver, Colorado Havlat, Lurnir--24,95 R.F.D. 452 Milford, Nebraska Havlat, Marvin Milford, Nebraska Hays, Tom--24,48,92 Weeping Water, Nebraska Heckenlively, Joe--12,45,92,95 10 Fairfield, Nebraska Heilman, Ed--24, 71, 81, 90 R.F.D. 43 Cambridge, Nebraska eilman, Jan-- 12, 54, 57 , 84, 110 Cambridge, Nebraska erley, Christine- -24,60,71,83 102 South Cleveland O'Neill, Nebraska essenius, Larry- - 12, 48, 49 Austin, Minnesota ester, Kirk--25,45, 108 1616 Grove Crete, Nebraska illman, John--25,38,45,48,58,64 71,72,73 1925 West Second Place Mesa, Arizona inkle, Nathan--25,61,92,94,95, 96,97 1104 West Sixth Ogallala, Nebraska itchcock, Marci- -25 , 45 , 46 , 64,82 1103 Cromwell Avenue Ricky Hill, Connecticut ood, Jan--25, 45, 60, 74, 84 Palisade, Nebraska ood, John--18,25,61, 75, 90, 94, 95 Palisade, Nebraska oppe, Dale--25,88,94,95 845 Pine Street Crete, Nebraska oppel, Linda- -25,45, 57, 60, 64, 74, 84,109 1101 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska oward, Judy--25,65,71,74,79,80, 84 818 Magnolia Court Liberty, Missouri oyt, Skip--25,92,108 157 Pebblebrook Lane Moorestown, New Jersey udson, Art--12,38,49 803 West Third Street Alliance, Nebraska ummel, Debbie--25,38,87 R.F.D. 33 Polo, Illinois unt, Steve- -25, 90 R.F.D. 31 Mitchell, Nebraska Hutchins, Richard--25,57,89 1009 South Hudson Denver, Colorado Hutchinson, Fred--25,61 415 Fourth Street Rear Taylor, Pennsylvania Isernhagen, Dennis--25,92 Davenport, Nebraska Jacobson, Bill--25 Mt, Vision, New York Jaeckle, Linda--25 1975 Marianne Way Union, New Jersey Jelinek, Dave--25,66,81,88 Route 4792, Box 51A Pioneer Boulevard Grand Island, Nebraska Jensen, Larry--25, 45, 61, 75, 81, 92, 95 R. F . D. Bennet, Nebraska Johnson, Michael--25 Geneva, Nebraska Jones, Carolee--25,45,46,60,73, 74,86 2515 South 101 Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Jones, Ginny--26,60,79,83 6016 Hadley Merriam, Kansas Kamoche, Jidlaph--26 Lower Kabete Nairobi, Kenya Kapperman, Gaylen- -26 , 71 , 73 , 90 Deshler, Nebraska Katon, Jay--26,89 310 Cheryl Drive Falls Church, Virginia Katzman, Dick--26,95,98,104 9624 S, Brandt Avenue Oak Lawn, Illinois Keeley, Ken--26, 75, 92,108 34 Powell Avenue Newport, Rhode Island Keene, Linda--26,45,60,87 419 Coster Street Hinckley, Illinois Kelley, Craig--26,60,102,103 R.F.D. 43, Box 125 Crown Point, Indiana Kellner, Doug- -12 ,48, 59, 70, 71 432 Annadale Avenue Glen Ellyn, Illinois Kerrigan, Bill-26,55 11 Bonney Lane Dedham, Massachusetts Kilday, Margaret- -26 , 87 602 North Adams Street Polo, Illinois Kilgore, Joe--10,12,48,6l,92,95, 104 5 Sunnybrook Court Stratford, New Jersey Kimmel, Fred--26,83,88,94,95 1420 Toluca Alliance, Nebraska Kinyanjui, Augustine--26 Kariia School, Box 85 Kiambu, Kenya, East Africa Kisner, Dick--26,64 6004 South Rockford Tulsa, Oklahoma Kleinkauf, Bill--26,73,91,104 Skyline Drive Elkhorn, Nebraska Kluck, Larry--26,72,79 Route iil Schuyler, Nebraska Koch, Terry--23,42,43,61,75,92, 102,103 Clatonia, Nebraska Koci, Ron--26,89 Dorchester, Nebraska Kohl, Janna--26,51 1113 Avenue J Cozad, Nebraska Kolesinskas, Anthony--26 264 1X2 Robinson Street Binghamton, New York Konecky, Don- -26,95,104 916 South 36th Street Omaha 5, Nebraska Kovar, Roger--13,62,63,75,76,92 95,97,108 Wilber, Nebraska Kuhl, Linda--13,40,41,48,70,78, 84 679 West Court Street Beatrice, Nebraska 115 Kupka, Ola- -27,38,46,48, 64, 70 72,73,79,86,111 317 East 14th Street Crete, Nebraska Kuria, Joe--27 Kairi Market P,o, Box 483 Thika, Kenya Kyle, Ticia--27,-45, 57, 60,83 4640 95th N.E. Bellevue, Washington Lake, Dave--27,64,66,73 Box 713 Marshalltown, Iowa Langland, Mark--27 548 Eastwood Kirkwood, Missouri Lantis, James--27, 57,91 Hershey, Nebraska Larson, Cindy--13,46,47,74 Box 147 Yantic, Connecticut Lawritson, Jerry--27, 64, 65 610 East Sixth McCook, Nebraska Lay, Gary--27,55,95 7835 East Third Street Fremont, Nebraska Leatherman, Linda--27, 87 Dawson, Nebraska LeDioyt, John--27,54,57,9l East 6 Street Ogallala, Nebraska Leever, Gary--27,89 Marple Route Alliance, Nebraska Leigh, Emanuel--27 10 Motor Main Road, Congo Cross Freetown, Sierra Leone, W. Africa Leonard, Pat--27,45,60 3224 Stuart Denver, Colorado Leonard, Peggy--27,83 3224 Stuart Street Denver, Colorado Lett, Edward- -27 513 Colorado Drive Erie, Pennsylvania 116 Linthicum, Honey--13,51,76,80,86 524 Detroit Street Denver, Colorado Lipscombe, Dit--27 1271 McAlister Topeka, Kansas Locke, Judy--27,45,57,60,82 Norwich, Vermont Lockhart, Lanny--27,39,45,6l,88, 95 1301 North Lincoln Lexington, Nebraska Long, Dick--13,49,78,64,66 98 Highland Drive Williamsville, New York Lothrop, John--27,57,7l,91,95 1142 Hawthorne Crete, Nebraska Ludwig, Jerry--61, 104 777 State Street Ralston, Nebraska Lundgren, Tom--27,55 710 East 28th Street Scottsbluff, Nebraska Mager, Wynell--28,60,7l,72,78, 84 618 38th Des Moines, Iowa Maletic, Pam--28,60,65,87 2089 Krarneria Street Denver, Colorado Maltacea, Joe--28,85,95,99 4 Foster Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts Mares, Joe--28 Box 321 Wilber, Nebraska Martin, Wayne- -28, 64, 72 , 90 Three Turns, MR 2 Ambler, Pennsylvania Maschmann, Bruce- -28, 61, 90, 98, 104 Ruskin, Nebraska Masenthin, Herman--28 R,F.D, 5542, Box 26 Dorchester, Nebraska Mathews, Mike--28,93 5425 Moorland Lane Bethesda, Maryland Matsumoto, Myron--28 98-840 Kaanallo St, Aiea, Hawaii Mazanec, Pat--28,45,55,73,74,84 501 East 16th Lexington, Nebraska McCumber, Ken--28,6l,95 117 Morris Street Pewaukee, Wisconsin McGuire, Steve--28, 95 12417 Westwood Lane Omaha 44, Nebraska Mclntyre, Mike- -28, 94, 95, 96 R. F.D. til Sparta, Illinois McKinney, Steve--28,90 3608 Largo Lane Annandale, Virginia McLaughlin, Ellen--28, 55, 56, 57, 84 512 East Twelfth Cozad, Nebraska McLaughlin, Jeff--28,46 33 North Dudley Camden 5, New Jersey McManamy, Kirk--29 Route 83 Council Bluffs, Iowa McManus, Bob- -29 R.F,D. 543, Kingsbury Ave, Bradford, Massachusetts McVay, Pete--l3,53,57,79 86 Ferry Hill Road Granby, Massachusetts McWilliams, Dierk-- 13, 43, 79, 90 2032 South 14th St, Kansas City, Kansas Merrill, Nancy- -29, 60, 85 166 Prospect Street Reading, Massachusetts Milbury, Frank- -10, 13,48, 61, 98 Exeter, Road Hampton Falls, New Hamp shire Miles, Fred--14,48,49, 92, 94, 95, 97 1071 9 Spring Street Omaha, Nebraska Millar, Bob- -29 79 Myrtle Street Claremont, New Hampshire iiller, Don--27,55,61,92,99 2016 N,W, Street Topeka, Kansas Liller, Dorothy--29 1 4121 Crystal Street 5 Chicago 51, Illinois liner, Lonnie- -29,57 1 212 South Eighth McCook, Nebraska lncherl, came--29,38 , 7928 Maywood Street i Ralston, Nebraska ollring, Larry--29,95, 104 1 Cambridge, Nebraska ioore, Larry 1 829 Pearl Street 1 Plymouth, Indiana 1 iosser, Joe--29,45,61,92,93,102 3 10324 Hilltop Road Omaha, Nebraska lowrer, Marilyn--29 510 Sycamore Drive Lincoln, Nebraska ullikin, Christine--29 P.O. Box 637 Missoula, Montana ullin, Shirely--29,64,71,73,84 ' Valentine, Nebraska ullin, Stan--29,64,66,90,95,96 102 South Cherry Valentine, Nebraska undell, Denny--29 682 Western Avenue Glen Ellyn, Illinois turphy, Mike--29,95 1 746 Sixth Avenue Aurora, Illinois elsen, Dennis- -29, 57,6 1, 90, 102 103, 104 W. Highway 420 Valentine, Nebraska elsen, Don--29,91,95 j W, Highway 420 N Valentine, Nebraska elson, Dennis- -22,29,45, 57, 61, 73,9O, 95 218 South Maple North Platte, Nebraska elson, John - -29 238 East Grantley Elmhurst, Illinois Nelson, Paul- - 14, 7 1 1042 Duncan Alliance, Nebraska Nelson, Robert--30 2404 Morton Street Falls City, Nebraska Nelson, Roger--30 306 East Wilson Elmhurst, Illinois Nichelson, Dick-- 14, 30, 88, 95 4290 Carr Street Wheat Ridge, Colorado Nichols, Blanche--30 711 North Eighth Beatrice, Nebraska Nichols, Dick--43 1329 Juniper Crete, Nebraska Nieveen, Roger- - 14, 92, 94, 95, 97 Douglas, Nebraska Nigh, Jim--14,44,49 918 Eighth Street Fairbury, Nebraska Nodlinski, Terry--14 Court 319, Doane Crete, Nebraska Nollkamper, Bill--30 , 78, 65 3775 C Street Lincoln, Nebraska Norgaard, Barbara- -30, 54, 80,86 207 East Third Minden, Nebraska Novak, Carol--30,65 844 Juniper Street Crete, Nebraska Noyce, Kae--30,5l,82 1330 Kipling Street Denver, Colorado O'Brien, Mike--30 235 Boswell Crete, Nebraska Okey, Dave--30,71,65 8040 Clarkson Court Denver, Colorado Oldfield, Dick- -30 , 6 1, 92 , 1407 Marbee Drive Omaha, Nebraska 55,57, 95 Olinger, Carolyn--30 44560 85th St, East Lancaster, California Oppenheim, Mark--30,92 5836 Lynwood Drive Oaklawn, Illinois Oppenheim, Paul--14,48,49,55,57 61,92,99 5836 Lynwood Drive Oaklawn, Illinois Orvis, Paul- -30 , 61 , 98, 104, 107 Wilsonville, Nebraska Osterhout, Paul--30, 54, 55, 57, 91 Crete, Nebraska Otto, Torn--30, 95 Danvers, Illinois Pagel, Jackie Leroy--30, 91 Deshler, Nebraska Patak, Gloria--30,45,46,82 Route ffl Crete, Nebraska Patrick, Dave--30,55 4000 Lipham Wheat Ridge, Colorado Paxton, Tony--30 Thedford, Nebraska Peera, Abdul Alimohamed--31 cfo Shamshv Peera Box 140 M Wanza, Tanganyika Peterson, Kris- -31 , 71, 91 , 108 123 South 22nd Clarinda, Iowa Peterson, Lois--46 Crete, Nebraska Pfister, Rich--31, 102 738 Barrett Boulevard Tusk, Wyoming Phibbs, Susan--31 7309 East Bayley Wichita, Kansas Pittam, Dave--31,61,90,102 Adams, Nebraska Plessman, Paul--18,31,73,88 R.F.D. 41 Crete, Nebraska Pocci, Gene--31, 61, 95, 99 1449 Greentree Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 117 Potter, Jerry--95 Hayes Center, Nebraska Potvin, Jean--31,95 130 Colonial Drive Portsmouth, New Hampshire Prest, Tom--31,65 639 Sausalito Boulevard Sausalito, California Pserros, George--3l,61, 95 4521 South Twentieth Omaha, Nebraska Rains, Gary--31,38,93 6260 West 46 Place Wheat Ridge, Colorado Raish, Liz--31,65,64 1108 McDonald Road Fallbrook, California Rapp, Carl--31 8305 Hickory Omaha, Nebraska Rapp, Kay--15,45,7o,'14,so,82 Denton, Nebraska Reimers, Jan--15,45,70,74,82 1130 H , Apt. 305 Lincoln, Nebraska Rekte, Gunars--31 215 West 24th Crete, Nebraska Renner, Jane--18,31,48,65,70, 80,86,107, 110 640 Hawthorne Crete, Nebraska Reynolds, Charlene - - 31 350 Newton Denver, Colorado Rezabek, Carl- - 15, 52 , 93 R. F. D. 1752 Wilber, Nebraska Rheingrover, Jim--31,48,73,93 830 South 92nd Street Omaha, Nebraska Rine, Roger--31,45,88,108 810 East 13th Street Crete, Nebraska Rine, Tom--15 810 East 13th Street Crete, Nebraska Robb, Rich--31,88 Guide Rick, Nebraska 118 '79, ,1 Roche, Colleen--31, 60, 86 4329 Hickory Street Omaha, Nebraska Roche, Robert--32,6l, 104 4329 Hickory Street Omaha, Nebraska Rochman, Lynn--32,45,60,64,65, 87 1410 East Avenue Bronx 62, New York Rodgers, Darryl- -32 , 55, 60 4024 West 28th Topeka, Kansas Ross, Ted--15 609 N, Macomb Street Valentine, Nebraska Roy, Pat- -32 East Ryegate, Vermont Ruffolo, Jim--15,93 BOX 79, W, 138th St. Blue Island, Illinois Rulison, Robert--32,48,49,55, 93 33 Velina Drive Albany, New York Ryba, Dennis--32, 61, 73 , 89,95,96, 104 5936 West Wrightwood Avenue Chicago, Illinois Salter, Jack--15,72,76,90 1204 Nebraska Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Samusevich, Pete- -32,104 302 Theodore Street Joliet, Illinois Sandstedt, Dale--32 4065 East Eleventh Denver, Colorado Sasek, Susan- -32, 54, 57, 65, 87, 92 93,107 Wilber, Nebraska Schaefer, Cindy--8,32,54, 57,64, 79,85 821 Medea Way Denver, Colorado Schauer, Paul--8, 32, 64, 66 , 93 816 West Lincoln Highway DeKalb, Illinois Scheer, Gary--32,45,6l,9O,95,97 515 West Fourth North Platte, Nebraska Schmechel, Murray- - 16, 40 , 41, 59, 65 Route 1, Box S111 Chadron, Nebraska Schmutte, Gene--32, 61, 93 1544 Ivy Crete, Nebraska Schneider, Vickie--16,48,49,'70, '71,74,84,91,110 509 West Seventh Grand Island, Nebraska Schwartz, Vic- -32 , 61, 64, 65, 95 2341 State Street Alton, Illinois Scobee, Gary--32,95 Box 102 Alexis, Illinois Scotland, Gerald--32 60-06 Booth Street Forest Hills, New York Sell, Claudia--32 , 45 , 51 , 84 522 North Twelfth Beatrice, Nebraska Serfer, Henry--32 4418 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Shackelton, Rich-- 16 ,40 , 41 , 55, 64 66 22 Forest Drive Springfield, New Jersey Shafer, Anton--32 2461 South Adams Denver, Colorado Sherman, Dee--32,60,85, 110 2044 South Meade Street Denver, Colorado Shoemaker, Bill--33, 91, 104 Cambridge, Nebraska Skinner, Galen- -33 1301 West Twelfth North Platte, Nebraska Skutchan, Myrna-- 16 ,45 , 60, 86, 107, 109 1112 East Fifteenth Crete, Nebraska Sloggett, Don- -33 Smith, Cooley--33,88,89 3293 Bridgeford Road Omaha, Nebraska ith, Dan--33,523.93 1 50 Roosevelt Boulevard , Florham Park, New Jersey mith, James--33 430 West 116th St, New York 27, N,Y. mith, Pat--33,45,60,84 David City, Nebraska nolen, Jay--33,54,57 150 North Avenue Westport, Connecticut Wiavely, Linda--33 301 West Bellevue Boulevard A Bellevue, Nebraska ryder, Rosemary--33,46 2402 Forest Great Bend, Kansas mnday, Chuck--33, 89 741 Hawthorne Street Crete, Nebraska Jnday, Trudy--33,45,86, 109 , 741 Hawthorne Crete, Nebraska I nencer, Barbara--33 , 54, 57 , 64, 66, 67,'73,'74, 80,82, 110 2230 South Fourteenth Omaha, Nebraska ries, Gary--33,75,93 North Bend, Nebraska aniulis, Chet--33 Hampton, New Jersey arr, Larry- - 16, 93 Doane Court 4118 Crete, Nebraska ephenson, Bill--33,90 21 South Elm North Platte, Nebraska ern, Larry--33,48 2524 Norfolk Road Orlando, Florida evens, Everett--33 401 Lincoln St. Beatrice, Nebraska ewart, Geoffrey--33 40 Montgomery Avenue Kingston, Jamaica, W,I, iles, Ed--33, 95 75 Harding Street Wethersfield, Connecticut Storer, Tim--51 817 East A Ogallala, Nebraska Strock, Dave--34 166 Grace Avenue Elmhurst, Illinois Stroh, John--l6,62,90 R.F.D. F2 Minatare, Nebraska Stuber, Shirley--34,57,79, 83 R.F.D. 53 St, Joseph, Missouri Sullivan, Clark--34,95 5629 South 91st Ave, Omaha, Nebraska Sullivan, Kathy- -34, 45, 57, 60, 85 Crete, Nebraska Sura, Peter- -34,43,61,65,'79, 93, 98, 104.105, 107 824 I Street Fairbury, Nebraska Sweeney, Tudi--109 7395 West 35th Avenue Wheat Ridge, Colorado Syster, John--34, 91 308 Church Street Shenandoah, Iowa Syster, Tom--34,51 308 Church Street Shenandoah, Iowa Tachovsky, Jim--34, 45, 93 Box 32 Wilber, Nebraska Tegt, Sue--34,45,86 2101 East Seventh Fremont, Nebraska Tesar, Dan- -34,45 , 6 1,913,238,104 105 Dorchester, Nebraska Tesar, Rene--34 Wilber, Nebraska Thomsen, Cheryl--34,45,83 814 South 37th Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Thornton, John--34,45 1119 Glenwood Boulevard Schenectady, New York Thuman, Mary--34,60,87 1003 West Third McCook, Nebraska Tienstra, Jon--16,47, 93 16020 Myrtle Harvey, Illinois Tipton, Sue- -34,45,73, 84 520 Jackson Avenue Seward, Nebraska Torrey, Tom--34 Lincoln Road Lincoln, Massachusetts Troupe, Jeff--35,57 608 Davis Oakland, Nebraska Umberger, Lynda--16,54,55,56,57 70,82 4711 Bryson Lincoln, Nebraska Utsumi, Hitoshi--16,52 3701 Prescott Lincoln, Nebraska VanDervoort, Jan--35,45,51,84 407 Bowen Longmont, Colorado Vasak, John--35,7l,91 610 East Twelfth Crete, Nebraska Vercruysse, Dick--35,79,95 Florence Station, Route 6 Omaha, Nebraska Vernon, John--35 743 Grove Avenue Crete, Nebraska Veselsky, Ken--35,6l,95 214 South Linden Westmont, Illinois Vobland, Judy--9,17,48,49,76,86 116 East 19th Grand Island, Nebraska Voigtlander, Karen- - 35, 87 Exeter, Nebraska Votaw, Carolyn--35,38,45,6O,64. 85 Tryon Route North Platte, Nebraska Wade, Ann 1138 Forest Crete, Nebraska Walters, Debbie- - 17, 52, 53 , 80, 84 Albion, Nebraska Ward, James--35.95.96 605 South Fourth Street Aurora, Illinois 119 Yardley, Noel- -36, 57 Zimmerman, Ron- -41 Watson, Brian--17,45,49,90 6418 Country Squire Lane Omaha 12, Nebraska Weber, Ken--35 1360 Zephry Lakewood, Colorado Weiler, Kathleen- -35 , 45 , 64, 65, 82 Box 534 Wilber, Nebraska Weiler, Phyllis--35,46, 64, 65, 82 Box 534 Wilber, Nebraska Wells, Dan--35,89 4911 South 77th Avenue Ralston, Nebraska Wettergren, Len--35,55,61,93,99, 104,106 9816 South 55th Avenue Oaklawn, Illinois Weyers, Larry--35,90 Tecumseh, Nebraska Whitcomb, Jay--35,6O,65,72 8695 West Belmar Avenue Denver 26, Colorado Wickham, Sandra- -35,45 Box 164 Salem, Nebraska Widman, Dennis--35,104 1606 Wilson Place Silver Spring, Maryland Wiebe, Jim--17,59 636 West Court Beatrice, Nebraska Wiese, Ron--17,45,61,'78,81, 92 1420 West Sixth Grand Island, Nebraska Wilder, Jan--35,45,55,57,60,64, 74,82 115 39th Vienna, West Virginia Wilkinson, Paula- -35, 54, 55, 57, 82 Curtis, Nebraska Williams, Carolyn- -36, 55, 83 Cambridge, Nebraska Williams, Dave--36 717 Boswell Crete, Nebraska Wilson, Shel--36,4O,65,79 614 North Ash Street North Platte, Nebraska Wolf, Warren--36,45,89 2909 Dineen Avenue Scottsbluff, Nebraska Wong, Shu-Yee--36,93,99 68 Brooking Street Rangoon, Burma Wood, Rick--36,83,95,98,104,105, 107 518 North Tenth Wymore, Nebraska Woods, Mike--36 324 South Fountain Wichita 18, Kansas Wupper, John--36, 75 , 81,88 1314 South 95th Omaha, Nebraska Wylie. Bill--36 P,O. Box 192 Winside, Nebraska Yardley, Dave--36,63,71,81,9O,95 Route 31, Box 57 Hemingford, Nebraska Route 441, Box 57 Hemingford, Nebraska York, Vernon--36,91 411 Hudson Alliance, Nebraska Zeilinger, Susan--28,36,55,57,60, 85 Route 3, Box 26 David City, Nebraska Ziegler, Doris--8, 10, 17,65, 76,79, 90, 84, 110 626 East 75th Street Kansas City, Missouri Zimmerman, Al--36,61,95 R.F.D. 41 Dixon, Illinois Herrick, South Dakota Zimrners, Dave--36 1708 Second Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Zumpfe, Rosemary--36,71,74, 84 1039 Pine Street Crete, Nebraska Zvaigzne, Laimons- - 17, 52 15 Crescent Road Poughkeepsie, New York Zwerling, Ed--17,78 139-02 223 Street Laurelton 13, Long Island, N, FACULTY-ADMINISTRATION Barrows, Dr. William--53 Bastian, Mr. James--55 Beile, Mr. Fred--61.95, 104 Best, Ray--6,95 Brenneman, Mr, John--6,72 Brown, Marie--6 Browne, Dr, R. C,--40,44,58,59 Buck, Mr, Glenn--4,6 Buck, Miss Kathryn--6 Buell, Dr. Katherine- -63,71 Carter, Mrs. Lauramae--6 Carver, Mr. Tom--6 Cobb, Dr. Lucille--46,47 Collett, Mrs. Alice--6 Conner, Mr, Robert--48,49,95 Coulter, Mr, Thomas--45,49,51 Dodd, Mr, Lowell- -44,45 Erickson, Mr, Robert--6l,95,102, 103 Gross, Mr, Everett--53 Gross, DI. Mildred--52,53 Hale, Mr, Stan--6 Hargarty, Miss Bertha--55,57 Harms, Miss Minnie--50,51 Hayek, Mr. Durwood--5 Mayek, Mrs, Betty--6,72 Joy, Mrs, Marlene--60,61 Kuecker, Mr. John--53,63 0'Leary, Mr. Albert--53 Makosky, Dr, Robert- -62,63 Miller, MIS. Edna--6 Miller, Mr, Robert--42,43 Moss, Mr, Robert--5 Nebelsick, Dr. Arthur--44 Nelson, Mr, Stewart- -42 Oleson, Mr, Loyd--5,53 Papik, Mr, Elvin--61,94, Patterson, Mr, Robert- -6 , 95 ,43,48 95,104 Peterson, Mr, Carrol- -46,47 Peterson, Mr. Glenn--54,55,57 Peyrouse, Mr, Jack--64,66 Peyrouse, Mrs. Jane--46 Phipps, Mr. Larry--6 Range, Mrs, Helen--6 Porter, Miss Lillian--46,47 Rekte, Mrs, Solvega--50 Rossman, Dr, Kenneth--49,48,7l Semerena, Mrs, Josephine--6 Taylor, Mrs. Mary--38,46 Terrill, Mr, Frank--6 Typer, Dr, Donald--5,71,1l1 Vernon, Dr. W. H. D.--40,41 Wade, Mr, Wilson--59 Williams, Dr, Daryl--5,59,111 Williams, Mr. Roger--38 Whear, Dr, Paul--55,56 Wolvin, Mr, Andrew--64,65 N E W S F O T O Your Yearbook Publisher Y c il 'E 11 'Z .1 1 'i M 1 , Q 4 'E an my f' r. 1-' , 1 ,v v 'L' in AK. if J, 1 'Q fs' k +, 1 'im-, wi '-v ' 51 , in .f.,:. A gif t . . V 'TM .41 v ...ik 1,- H.. Y , L N K R , 1 1 4132 4131 .34 .Tk- 5 'fa A
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