Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)
- Class of 1958
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VIKING Janet Grau . ..... Editor Carol Jepsen . .Associate Editor Arnold Ericksen. . Business Manager Harry Jensen . . Faculty Sponsor Grand View College Des Moines, Iowa Gracious and mighty God, Shield what our hands have wroughf! .airy . f' AOBZK 1 QV x , r 9 'N l :X X xx L 'Jacultq Studenta Seminanq 14 ctivitiea Spouta flduentiainq Gracious and Mighty God Gracious and mighty God. Shield what our hands have wrought! Bless Thou the house which we have here erected! Save it from storm and flame, Evils of every name, Let by Thy Fatherhand it stand protected. We laid foundation here Facing defeat and fear, But Thou hast built the house and Thou didst cheer u Now as it stands complete, We kneel before Thy Feet, Whom Thou art near is safe, so be Thou near us! Let us before Thy Face Walk here in truth and grace, And lead us on to grand and noble visions! Teach us the highest art, Wisdom that warms the heart! Give richer life to youth with true ambitions! Bless those who sow the grain Here for eternal gain! Shed on young hearts the light of inspiration, That all good seed strike root, Grow up and bear much Fruit Worthy of Thee, our homes, our church, our nation. Kr . Ostergaard 4 If a 'student' deceive me once, shame on himg if twice, shame on me! Proverb Before graduating, every Grand View student is pro- vided with the key which may open for him that treasure of knowledge and skill necessary for the mastery of the English language. This key, or learning experience, is a most en- ioyable one bec a use it constantly reflects the personality and the humor of the person who provides it. She disciplines, but is always fair. She laughs, but never ridicules. She corrects, but does not fail to encourage. She is a teacher, and ever a friend. With our thanks for the part she has played in our college Career, we the 1958 Viking staff, dedicate this book to Cleo G. Williamson. 5 We ace We meet We w W live . . orship . . . the old an We love if! We progress . the new when meet! Greta arrives . . .' Nielregisfers . Elaine plays . We dance . . . xv1A'll Pueaident Ylielaen THE KEY TO TOMORROW There are many approaches to today's problems in education. The one which we shall give first consideration in T958 is the community approach. The inter-relationship which exists today between the college and the community is the result of the increasing number of situations in which members of the college, both faculty and students, work together with other individuals, groups, organizations, and boards for a better community. Besides a growing mutual appreciation between the college and the community, there is develop- ing a real awareness of the need for Grand View College in the city of Des Moines. The real task that lies ahead of us, as the next step in the advance of Grand View College, is to present the need with the view of obtaining very substantial aid for the college, for democracy and education can never be the concern of only the few. My challenge to the students of today is to accept the idea that there is a place in life for Christian stewardship in higher education with the view that one's college has a legitimate claim upon the benevolent giving of its graduates and former students. The key to tomorrow is an educated citizenry committed to learning, to responsible partici- pation, and to voluntary sharing in the cost of maintaining free schools in a free society. lo Ernest D. Nielsen und' -Q' lf , l 0 I PETER JORGENSEN HARRY JENSEN Dean 85 Busmess Manager Reg1strar HELVINE MAILAND MARY NELSON Recorder Guls Housemother DORIS CHRISTIANSEN -MARY ANN SORNSON Nurse Secretary I1 In 1-X-.,'f- RR LJ BERNICE FARSTRUP Secretary ROBERT BURHAM Che mistry MARY NELSON Secretary DOROTHY HORN Psychology HERBERT HURLEY Ma thema tics Physics M. FRED HUBBARD Biology General Science CALISTA M. KNEHR Education AXEL KILDEGAARD Ethics JOHN MASSMAN Accounting JEANINE MORAVEC English W. S. MORGENTI-IALER Engineering A . C. NIELSEN History I3 G ERA LD RA SMUSSEN History Political Science DAVID SISAM Health Physical Training IEANICE NOYES Speech Drama CLEO WILLIAMSON English 'I4 JOHN SIREVAAG Languages 95 ROBERT SPEED Music English Literature I DAGMAR ERIKSEN Cook F54 I 'ul' WILBUR WILLIAMSON Psychology Sociology History IS DON ZINGER Bible Church History Religious Education Q, if. KARL ERIKSEN Caretaker 15 FACULTY NOT PICTURED. IDAMAY KACENA Mathematics ROBERT MEA DE A rt MRS. HUBBARD Librarian MATILDA WILKINSON Business Education NORMA JEPPESEN Assistant Cook 'Jhe men who Decide l SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. HarrisJespersen, Dr. Erling Jensen, Jens Thuesen. STANDING, I LEFT TO RIGHT: N.W. Gjelsteen, Dr. Alfred Jensen, Rev. Ronald Jespersen, La vern Ha mborg, Joseph Chamberlain, Dr. Arild Olsen. NOT PICTURED: John Bemis. New teachers are selected, n eeds and expenditures are determined, and the college building program is planned by the ten-member Board of Directors. The board meets annually, ma k i ng decisions for and handling the business of Grand View College and Seminary. Present board members include: I Chairman: I Dr. Erling Jensen, Ames, Iowa Secretary: Treasurer: I Rev. Harris Jespersen, Circle Pines, Minnesota Jens Thuesen, Cedar Falls, Iowa l I Directors: John Bemis, Des Moines, Iowa Joseph Chamberlain, Des Moines, Iowa H.W. Gielsteen, Menominee, Michigan I Lavern Hamborg, Des Moines, Iowa Dr. Alfred Jensen, Des Moines, Iowa Rev. Ronald Jespersen, Dannevang, Texas Dr. C. Arild Olsen, New York City, New York 16 CAROL ANDERSEN Des Moines, Iowa NANCY AKINS Milford, Iowa KAY ANDREW Des Moines, Iowa 'Jhoae who 'vi' Q JAMES CALVERT Des Moines, Iowa I SALLY BUFORD Topeka, Kansas GRETA CHRISTENSEN Steele, North Dakota 18 will Qnaduate ARNOLD ERICKSON Des Moines, Iowa JEAN CIANCIARUSO Des Moines Iowa 1'n' '.. ks, I I-IANS CLAUSEN Great Falls, Montana E3 5fA: 'ffffff H I' ago- L1 .Quan Q. g, 5 ROBERT CISNA Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH CHRISTOPHER Dwight, Illinois 'I9 3-s LEE DALLAGER Des Moines, Iowa BEVERLY FA ILES Runnels, Iowa 'Q -at s.,,h. DAGMAR EVE Chicago, Illinois '1- A A-. rf , 9. 1 RICHARD FUST Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM GIFT Dallas Center, Iowa 20 EDWARD FJELDE Des Moines, Iowa WAYNE GANDER Des Moines, Iowa CAROL JEPSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa ELNA JENSEN Meckhng, South Dakota JANET GRAU Clinton, Iowa ca I PAUL F. GOULD Des Moines, Iowa 21 'iifzki-53 DA VID HANER Brayton, Iowa RICHARD JENSEN A mes, Iowa ' -- CYNTHIA KEELEY Des Moines, Iowa I If -but SJ .V v ROBERT KAHLER Granger, Iowa HAROLD B. LUTHER West Des Moxnes, Iowa Qi' ,abj- 1 , , z fx, JOY MCBRIDE Des Moines, Iowa STEVEN MCBRIAN Des Moines, Iowa JAMES MCCLELLAND Des Moines, Iowa 22 PATRICIA MYERS Des Moines, Iowa EDWIN MOHLER Des Moines, Iowa '41 'i DON MONSON Des Moines, Iowa J I S I ' 4.15 wi N ARILD MOLLER Chicago, Illinois JAMES MCCOLLUM Des Moines, Iowa 23 A, X flxlihnil f PAUL MORGENSEN Askov, Minnesota DONALD NELSON Exeter, Nebraska DAVID NIELSEN Watsonville, California VIRGIL K. NEELY Des Moines, Iowa MARK NUSSLE C hica go , Illinois DONNA NICHOLS Des Moines Iowa LARRY NIELSEN Aurora, Nebraska 'C-In 'Tb -va -C' 55? KENNETH PAULSEN Reddick, Illinois PHYLLIS RA YMOND Mmnea polls, Minnesota NIEL PETERSEN Tyler, Minnesota 'R' V ,, J ffl . H11 x k Ii D91 9559 x 9 -6 i Ce ' ,IE 1 . 'fn .X .J r' .. 0 ' A HAROLD OLSEN Des Moines, Iowa MARY KAY PEACOCK Des Moines, Iowa CARL R'. PILEGAARD Ruthton, Minnesota JERRY SMITH Des Moines, Iowa Zi? 9 RUTH SORENSEN Greendale, Wisconsin CHARLES SWANSON Des Moines, Iowa 26 FORREST SMITH Waterloo, Iowa BETTY SONDERGAARD Maywood, California 41 Qs JP 'f , X 'N DORIS STEFFENSON Des Moines, Iowa RUTH TI-IOMSEN Des Moines, Iowa VERNON WATERS Des Moines, Iowa w- L 41 GUY E. TAM Panora, Iowa 27 RICHARD WALLFRED Des Moines, Iowa GARY WOOLSEY Des Moines, Iowa ERIK ANDERSEN Buellton, California il 'J IOELLE ANDERSON Des Moines, Iowa 'Jhoae who Sw I W VERNA BAUMANN Des Moines, Iowa CAROL ANN BEYER Hampton, Nebraska I 28 MARILYN ANDERSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa CLEMENS BERTELL Garden City, Michigan will Retunn 7' W RANDALL BRACKON Des Moines, Iowa JOHN BUCK Des Moines, Iowa RONALD CARLSON ' Des Moines, Iowa ' I . s.. ll sv f ' F' ' Ji , Tx- W 4,633 .- I., LARRY BRUBAKER Des Moines, Iowa EDWARD BRAA THEN Des Moines, Iowa 1 ,a t ' MEX ., A 1 , f , IA x f I .f,.u. VERLIN BUTLER Des Moines, Iowa CAROL CHRISTENSEN Chica go, Illinois LORRAINE CHRISTENSEN Waterloo, Iowa 5115? .T EA NETTE C HRISTENSEN Lucedale , Mississippi ARNE CHRISTIANSEN Solvang, California JOHN CRAIG Des Moines, Iowa 30 KENNETH CLARK Des Moines, Iowa in--v i ,xg mi-,mv 'Tl S -l!:,ZE,1f5 I RALPH ENGELHARDT Des Mo1nes Iowa .' , ... , if PETER DRONGESEN Junction City, Oregon THOMAS DYNNESON Mmneapolls, Mrnnesota wg,-I 9' .. Grimes, Iowa KENNETH DUNSHEE Allerton, Iowa IUDITH CUTLER :L X-.af ERIK ELLGAARD Des Moines, Iowa LLOYD T, EVANS Des Moines, Iowa DAVE ESBECK Kimballton, Iowa SANDRA GJ ELSTEEN Menominee , Michigan li ROBERT GLASCO Des Moines. Iowa RONALD GRANZOW Des Moines, Iowa 32 DAVID GODWIN Des Moines, Iowa I--P DONALD HANSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa TRUDY HANSEN Solvang, Cahfornia JUDY HANSEN Des Moines, Iowa J ' .' J, .f BARBARA GRIMES Hopkins, Minnesota IENS HANSEN Bellerose, New York MARTHA HANSEN Des Moines, Iowa TERRANCE JACKSON Des Moines, Iowa .J-,L .. .LY 11.- ERIC HEIBERG CAROLYN JOY IENSEN Hampton, Iowa TOVE JESPERSEN Circle Pines, Minnesota 34 4 Des Moines, Iowa JOAN IACOBSEN Solvang, California ROBERT JENSEN Solvang, California 1 I THOMAS JOHNSON Des Moines, Iowa BARBARA JOHNSTON Des Moines, Iowa IVAN KERR Cambridge, Iowa WAYNE JOHNSON Viborg, South Dakota MARK JOHNSON Des Moines, Iowa 35 M. PATRICIA JORGENSEN Des Moines, Iowa IERONE KLIER Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD KLEIN Stratford , Connecticut ROK0 KOVACEVIC Cachabamba, Bolivia LYNNE KNUDSEN Elmhurst, Illinois HAROLD LEE Des Moines, Iowa 36 MARIERY KRAFT Hampton, Iowa MARGARET MADSEN Solvang, Ca11fom1a JERRY MCKINNEY Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT LOURENS Mitchellville, Iowa ,324 GERALD LITYNSKI Des Moines, Iowa I -I f 37 1-2 I 1-all KENNETH MCCONNELL Des Moines, Iowa LOIS MADSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa PETER MADSEN Auburn, Washington LELAND MOLGAARD Alta, Iowa CARL T . MOORE Des Moines, Iowa WAYNE MADSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa JERRY MONTENGUISE Des Moines, Iowa A 41.5 JOHN MORTENSEN Chicago, Illinois 4 I KENNETH NELLEMANN Brooklyn, New York NANCY OLSON Madud, Iowa DAVID NOBLETT Des Moines, Iowa ml ROBERT NIELSEN Des Moines, Iowa LEON NEDEGAARD Askov, Minnesota KATHRINE NYBOE Racine, Wisconsin ALICE ARLOA OSWALD Des Moines, Iowa CLAYTON OM MARSHA PARROTT Des Moines, Iowa GLADYS PET ERSEN Menominee, Michigan 40 VIG Slater Iowa JAMES PALMER Des Moines Iowa DOROTHY PETERSEN Monrovia, California EDWIN ROOD Salter, Iowa KENNETH REED Fresno, California ROD PIKUS West Des Moines, Iowa lf. '55 IUDITH PETERSEN Exeter, Nebraska 41 ERLING POHLS Solvang, California JUERGEN RICHARDT ,Des Moines, Iowa 4. GLORIA SCHNATHORST Des Moines, Iowa VIRGINIA RUDASILL Des Moines, Iowa JON SHAFER SANDRA SMITH Aurora, Nebraska GILBERT SORENSEN Chicago, Illinois Belmond, Iowa JOY SPOONHOLTZ Des Moines, Iowa 42 1 MIRIAM THUESEN NELS TURNQUIST Des Moines, Iowa KEITH SWEET Muskegon, Michigan Newell, Iowa RICHARD STUCK Des Moines, Iowa 43 JEANNE SWENDSEN E1 Campo, Texas CHARLES TUFTS Des Moines, Iowa I5 MAVIS UTOFT Tyler, Minnesota JANET WHITE Chariton, Iowa INGER VESTER Skovlyst Brrup, Denmark 1 MERVYN WILD Redfield, Iowa 44 RODNEY WILSON Des Moines, Iowa 'Jhoae who 'joined ua .Un flanuanq LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: J. Slaninger, T. King, D. Stinn, N. Knoll, J. Parkes, I. Iurgensen, R. Miller, D. Johnson, D. Drown, V. Hillman, W. Clark. ROW TWO: R. Kent, J. Sheehan, P. Stevens, M. Linn, M. Graves, D. Hauschildt, B. Redman, L. Thompson, L. Widney, R. Veak, J. Manning, J. Williams. ROW THREE: A. Brown, R. Reynoldson, H. Higgins, J. Graeves, R. Smith, J. Hall, J. Heath, R. Meek, A Gladson, P. Cook, R. Hansen. NOT PICTURED: R. Avis, C. Baker, B. Charter, I. Cinks, J. Coleman, T. Davidson, R. Davis, D. Dingman, R. Farrell, H. Flake, T. Hopper, C. Knop, G. Miller, J. Mullahey, R. Olson, R. Randolph, D. Roberts, R. Roe, R. Schuster, L. Stapleton. 45 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Roth, S. Queck, M. Gerdes, R. Gergmann, M. Quade, J. Brandow, J. Anderson, J. Neighbour, C. Folvag. BACK ROW: E. Paulsen, P. Hagedom, C..Schne11, M. Angell, E. Petersen, C. Nulle, M. Ryan, K. Sederburg, N. Adams. FRONT ROW: D. Sulser, B. Hall S. Luebke, M. Snyder, G. Laur- etsen, M. Stephen, C. Sunsted L. Ward. BACK ROW: C. Higgen bottom, M. Hundahl, S. Johnson K. Spurling, R. Johannsen, J Smithburg, L. St. Clair, -K McDonald, B. Sorem. Uhoae who wean White Every afternoon at 4:00 a caravan of Yellow Cabs pulls up in front of Old Main. Not every student at Grand View has a private chauffer rain or shine, but the privi- leged few that do, add an important something to our campus: it wouldn't be the same without their presence. Of course, we're speaking ofthe Iowa Lutheran nursing students who do their college work here at Grand View. They spend many long hours each week in Hubbard's Cupboa rd, cutting up cats and looking at little bitty bacteria. The highlight of the nurses' year was March l6, when they received theirstarched white caps and recited the Florence Nightengale Pledge, signifying the successful completion of one semester of training. Wiht the first phase oftraining behind them, the freshman nurses, proudly wearing their new caps, turn eager eyes to the future when they will be com e full-fledged Nightengales. Caps off to the nurses! l 46 AROUND THE PIANO: L. Roth. D. Lamers, C. Folvag, C. Higgin- bottom, N. Adams. J. Neighbour. DIG THAT BEAT I K. McDonald, R. Bergman, C. Schnell. Enjoying dom life: M. Ryan, C. Nulle, S. Luebke, J. Smithberg, M. Hundall, B. Sorem. Q PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT C. Sundsted, M. Snyder, B. Paulsen, L. St. Clair. 1 mg... SEATED: D. Petersen, J. Easley, F. Seer, P. Jans, C. Weatherly. STANDING: K. Spurling, E. Frunt, M. Hun- dall, M. Andersen, P. Hagedom, G. Croonquist. 'Ihoae who Scene With a swish of the net, the Iowa Lutheran nurses chalk up another two pointer. During the year, GV students enjoyed watching the Iowa Lutheran games prior to the college home games. Under the capable direction of Coach John Nelson, the girls ex- perienced a very enioyable and suc- cessful season, playing in the regu- lar city league competition. Action! I f-- . ., f I . .. w.. - Qi ll -it .F 5. 11+ Axel C. Kildegaard ll ll . .Realize 'Jhe '3ull Qlonq. . Students in the initial years of their college educa- tion are confronted with many choices. A lively interest in one area often has to be sacrificed in order that another may be explored more thoroughly. Doors open with every choice that is made as the student becomes more informed and more capable. But doors also close, and the options of yesterday are lost today. The educational process in exciting in the op ortun- ities which open up, but it can also threaten the human- ity of those it involves. A Christian who regards his par- ticular work as a calling necessarily submits to the dis- cipline of specialization. But as a Christian, he regards his calling as his means of service, not as the lord of his ife. The ministry of the church is served best by those who are sensitive to all human needs. Grand View Sem- inary is, as all graduate schools, concerned with spe- cialization. But we are also concerned with realizing and helping others to realize the full glory ofthe life for which man was created and to which he is redeemed. Students make choices in determining their own callings. But there must be windows in the doors closed behind them lest they lost their humanity. N . Leroy Norquist D. H. Zinger These three men comprise the full-time faculty of Grand View Seminary. Axel C. Kilde gaard, who serves as Dean, also teaches ethics in the college. Dr. Leroy Norquist, The Greek God , is very popular with Grand View students by virtue of his quick smile and interesting de votlons. The Reverend D. H. Zinger, new at the seminary this year, came to us from the United Lutheran Church of America. He taught seminary Church History and college philosophy this year Dr Emest Nielsen has also been teaching on a part-time basis in the seminary. 50 'Jhein Uenm .94 Done But Wouk .95 fluat Begun The four smiling gentle- 1en pictured here have com- leted their seminary training nd will soon become ordain- d pastors. The seminary as, in their words, passed ll too quickly. Folmer arstru , our retired milk- an d h is intern work at ordova, Nebraska. His ife and three children keep im busy but he still has ound time to operate the ollege bookstore and has een the president of our stu- ent body. Lavern Larkowski, the ingle man, who has sung at Ere weddings than Beetho- n has symphonies, did his nterning at Hay Springs, ebraska. He has been the minary editor for the Grand iews this year, as well as eping busy with other out- lde activities. Ronald Hansen, ex-sailor f the seas, served two hurches in the Oak Hill, owa area as his intern work. Iis wife and two young aughters command most of is attention. An easterner efore coming to Grand 'iew, Ron has become a real orn-loving midwesterner . . . Donald Holm, the single st ear, married this year llyow, interned in Manis- e, Michigan. His extra ,ches indicate the differ- nce between his wife's food nd cafeteria cooking. Don, he question-asking story- bller of the seminary, scoots round in a Volkswagon, but conomy cars run out of gas aol Fol mer H . Farstrup Lavern L. Larkowski Donald A. Holm Ronald L. Hansen I E , find 'Jheae flue Lett with the 'iine Wlemoniea Joseph B. Sibert Ivan S. Westergaard I A. Everett Nielsen Three other students round out the seminary family. Joseph Sibert and Ivan Westergaard are middlers and Everett Nielsen is a junior. Joe and Ivan tasted a little intern work during last summer at churches in the Des Moines area while Everett spent his time at Boeing in Seattle. Joe is married and has three children. His past profession of photography is now his hobby. Ivan is also married and has a new baby boy. Evy is single .... give him timel The seminary has held Wednesday afternoon coffee sessions nearly every week. These sessions find the faculty and students discussing everything from Bach to Brubeck, the nature of the reve- lation of God to getting a ticket for double parking, or the relevance of pantheism to going on a diet. One Friday night a month, the families get together for fellowship and entertainment. The highlight of the year was the Christmas party, complete with dinner, entertainment by the chil- dren, and a visit from Santa Claus. One thing still puzzles the group: Why did Santa Claus have all the wives of the seminarians sit on his la too? This year has found the senior students and the faculty members doing more weekend preach- ing than any other year in its history. It was not unusual to see six names on the schedule for preaching in Cordova, Nebraska, Waterloo, Iowa, Ames, Iowa, and other places. This was the only employment most of them had time for. Ivan, learned the ins and outs of the egg business, though, and Joe and Evy found time to be recreation directors at 'unior high schools in the city. College students heard the preachers of the future practice on them on weekends at devotions. lt was beneficial to the seminarians, if not always professional. This sem i nary is u n i que in its smallness. Although there are some disadvantages in being small, the fellowship enioyed in this size outweighs any disadvantage. It is their hope that the college students benefitted knowing the seminarians as they enjoyed knowing and working with the college students. 52 V-7 ll. K. Pueaident Memories. . .we all have memories from various experiences throughout our lifetimes. Some of these memories are and will forever be from our col- lege days at Grand View. U. K. has played no small part in these memories. Looking back over the year '57-'58 you will remember the mixers, dances, picnics, Saturday night programs, intra-mural sports , plays, a nd countless other U. K. sponsored activities that made you and me a part of U. K. and a part of Grand View. We leave all this behind now and move along the road of life toward new and unknown horizons. The extent of our success in life will depend largely on what we have done and what we have learned in the past--not only what we have obtained from books and study, but also what we have learned through our relationships with friends and companions in these growing years. By par- ticipating in U. K., helping to plan and take part in its activities, we have laid stepping stones that will lead to our individual goals in life. The old saying that you get out of life what you put into it still holds true. Give unselfishly to enrich your life. Remember Grand View. Be true to your God. Good luck and good-bye .... Dave Nielsen 54 SEATED: F. Smith, L. Knudsen, D. Jensen. STANDING: H. Hurley, D. Nielsen, G. Sorenson, I. Moravec, E. Ellgaard, J. Hansen, S. Leubke, E. Nielsen, W. Williamson. 'Jhe Gnea who 'Repueaent The Student - Faculty Council definitely plays a malor part in the functioning of Grand View College. This governing body is known as U. K. , which is derived from the Danish Unge Kraefter meaning powerful youth. The council is composed of four collegestudents, oneseminarystudent, one nurse, oneveteran, the president, the vice-president and three faculty advisors. Dave Nielsen and Dick Jensen were elected president and vice-president respec- tively, by the student body at a special convocation meeting. Lynne Knudsen, se- cretary, and Forrest Smith, treasurer were then elected to their offices by the mem- bers ofthe U. K. Council at the first meeting. Other members are Gil Sorensen, Judy Hansen, Erik Ellgaard, Sylvia Luebke, and Evy Nielsen. Faculty advisors are Jeanine Moravec, Herbert Hurley, and Wilbur Williamson. The council's purpose is to serve the students of Grand View and to adhere to their requests and wishes. Student activities are planned through three standing U. K. committees, Week-end, Special Events, and Publicity. With the students and faculty functioning as a group, future progress at Grand View College is assured. SEATED: I. Grau, P, Raymond STANDING: M. Thuesen, S. Peter- sen, J. Swendsen, R. Sondergaard Membership in the Honor Society is synomous with suc- cessl Students who are mem- bers of the Grand View Hon- or Society have obtained this position because of scholas- tic achievement. These stu- dents who have earned a grade point average, of 3.25 are awarded pins at a special recognition convocations . 'Jhoae who Achieve An additional governing body was added to the Grand View cam- pus this year in the form of a Wo- men's Dormitory Council. This coun- cil consists ofthe officers of the dorm and a representative from each class The offlcersare Janet Grau, President, Phyllis Raymond, Vlce President, Susie Petersen, Secretary, Jeanne Swendsen, Treasurer This council IS the step toward self government for the women re sldents of the college - A . . Y . Jorgensen. STANDING: E. Duffy, H. Olsen, B.Lemke, J. Jensen, D. Steffenson, C. Keeley, J. McClelland, V. Clark, M. Peacock, G. Tam, C. Andersen, P. Gould, M. Parrott. NOT PICTURED: J. Bolen, A. Erickson. J. Harmeyer, T. Johnson, E. Lillehoj, R. 'Jhoae Who will 'Jeach SEATED: C. Andersen, D. Nelson, C. Jepsen, C. Keeley. STANDING: J. Grau, V. Clark, R. Thomsen, G. Christensen, Mrs. Knehr, P. Myers, J. Spoonholtz,J, McBride, E. Duffy, S. Buford. The Grand View Chapter of S. I. S. E. A. takes pride in the fact that they are preparing their members for the teaching profession and that they have l00'7n mem- bership in all of their pre-professional organizations. The Grand View Chapter is also a chartered member of S. N. E. A., Student National Education Association. This Grand View organization is not only a well- recognized club on our campus but also is recognized on a state-wide and national basis. An annual education banquet, regular meetings, and sending representatives to conferences are iust a few of the numerous activities in which this organization participates . Mrs. Calista Miller Knehr, instructor and advisor of this group is most helpful and understanding when confronted with the many problems and questions of the mem- bers. The members of this organization have one main goal in mind--becoming future teachers of America . SEATED: I. Clark, M. Utoft, J. Jensen, L, Madsen. STANDING: J. Cutler, A. Oswald, M. Jansen, E. Sorensen, Mrs. Knehr, S. Smith, J. White, B. Grimes, M. Kraft, N. Olson, C. Beyer. The Cjuoup 'Ihat met the Deadline May we p res e n t the Grand View Viking Staff of 1957-58. Under the leadership of J a n e t G r a u and Carol Jepsen, editors, the staff has produced a finished product of which Grand View College can be proud . Recog- nition should be give n to the Viking Staff who put forth much time, effort, and willingness to make this year's Vik- ing a success. Editor ..... Associate Editor . Business Manager . . Advertising Manager . . Activities Editor . Activities Editor .J Music Editor Nurses' Editor Jan and Carol . . Janet Grau . .Carol Jepsen . Arnold Erickson . . Tom Johnson . . Sally Buford . . Mavis Utoft Tove Jespersen Margaretha Angell Gil and Betty L T., , - f J. V if if-W ' ' ',' ff.: M . , .. ,JJ M fl' - 1 w Ma V. m4 . 1 . .-- A 1 , 1 . H, , an V, Ulf- : ' T F' .. ,bf-W',ff,,-5 V, ' ' ' 1' ' i'f w if + 2 B ff ix 1 ,v. ,:'. ,,4,, im If- f . 3-KEN L Q P' 1 1-Q' 6 .IT :J H., f I 955 , J ' L. l'l'?b --'75 1, 1 'f ' x If P L . L T' HI.: f PW -hiss, ,ff- '5 -- vfj if Jr , I 5 , f Dick Shaffer, Vern Butler, Virginia Rudisill. Editor-in-chief . . . . Vern Butler Assistant Editor . . .Virginia Rudisill Advisor .... . Gerald Rasmussen Business Manager ..... Dick Shaffer Sports Editor. . . .Tucker Stone 'Jhoae Who Extral Extral Read All About ltll Using every bitof news available on campus, the staff turned out a terrific college newspaper. Dis- playing talented leader- ship, Vem Butler, editor, and his cooperative staff have given the students much enioyment via Grand Viewsl 4- F SEATED: A. Gallagher, D. Nichols, P. Raymond. STANDING: L. Larkowski, J. Cianciaruso, D. Stef- fenson, M. Peacock, E. Nielsen. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Rasmussen. l Tnbonm lla TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC, TERRIFICII . . . the only word describing the job that Virginia Rudasill and herstaff have accomplished with the Grand Views . Starting off by publishing aTERRIFlC paper, featuring sto ries on the State Basketball Tournament and our new 'Valhalla', the second se- mester staff established a high level of work that they capably maintained. S EA T E D: T. Jespersen, V. Butler, D. Nichols. ST A N D IN G: K. Andrews, R. G r a n z o w , J. Cianciaruso, D. Shearer, D. Steffenson. A. Gallagher, V. Rudisill, D. Shaffer. Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor . Advisor . . . Business Manager Sports Editor. . Virginia Rudasill . Ann Gallagher Gerald Rasmussen . . Dick Shaffer . .Tucker Stone 1 ir-R N4 ' . :qi ' Sweats ot. S16 nseil' iilevdsen' Q. S02-R861 S' ' 199: 514 SEP' ST Yi' Xijxioilsen' s'Y P39 l sortnsetlh. Bowen' ,xex6en AAWSGL 'yew geo- L' sifted' st-P' ,L wt .W- L ' 3:51 'few 6.2 YM gowso at S- Boiotig. 5,8361-n 'Those who Saturday night is U. K. night on the Grand View campus. It is also the night that our hidden tal ent comes forth and presents a good program . A variety of programs are provided for by the planning of the Week -end Committee. Many thanks to Cyn th i a Keely, Wayne J oh ns on and their committee for the enjoyable Saturday even- ings. The planning of Grand View's major activities is left in the hands of the Spe- cial Events Committee. That explains why the Fall Formal, Fastelavns, and Studenterfest were so suc- cessful . When looking back o- ver our pleasant memories of the past year, we should give bouquets to Paul Sor- ensen and Mark Johnson, co-chairmen, and their ef- ficient committee. 'lan 'Eau Ha The Publicity Committee is re- sponsiblefor the many decorative and well-done posters exhibited in the lobby of Old Main. Phyllis Raymond, chairman, and her staff have capably performed the time-c o ns u m i n g task of informing Grand View students of present and future activities. Congratulations to a cooperative and talented committeel Dr. Nielsen and his two able as- sistants, Betty Sondergaard and Marsha Parrott, plan the weekly convocations meeting for the Grand View students. Guest speakers, faculty and students participated in this well-rounded pro- gram. The students feel. that the hour Thursday morning between ll - I2 o'clock was a well-spent hour. M J Dfw C-711-13, ' E Q1 ensenl gaalrq R. R-310110 D d K B 4 gaatd D r,N ie1Se 0 Mp 317.0 ta 6117311 L. TO R., SEAT ED: D. Nelson, J. Christensen, F. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Swendsen, T. Hansen, Rev. Kildegaard, I. Grau, M.Thuesen, T. Iespersen. THIRD ROW: L. Nedegaard. B. Fatles, L. Madsen, K. Sweet, M. Madsen. FOURTH ROW: L. Mollgaard, J. Hansen, n nn .,.. ,,-, an np...-I- .gntennational Relations After having placed an emphasis on the study of the United Nations at their bi- weekly meetings, members of the International Relations Club represented Grand View College in a mock U. N. meeting at the University of Wisconsin. Other activities includ- ed at their meetings consisted of movies, guest speakers, and group studies. Astudent directory board was elected at the first meet- ing. Members of this board were Forrest Sm i t h , Lynne Knudsen, and Dave Esbeck. Faculty advisor of this well- organized club was Mr. Wil- bur Williamson. Reliqioua .Diacuaaion The past year has been an exh'emely eventful one for the Religious Discus- sion Club. With the leadership com- bination of Axel Kildegaard, faculty advisor, and Forrest Smith, president, the club enjoyed many interesting meetings. Some of the special meetings in- cluded a picnic and campfire discus- sion, an ebleskiver supper, and a visit to a Jewish synagogue. The religious discussion club met twice a month and proved to be a much desired asset to our busy campus life. p-Ftrfrxr it-V1 ls tiki ,MRP gpg? AWV? if Lp.: fn 'ifLfNH LMP fi A L. 'LJ v E -5- ti-'?','J4ifTiTl'T-311TF? I qu,-e-H ,-I ' 7. Y' ' J T 'f'2l: 'i-2. - T pA'1i'-dw-'Q '..1,f '.'-w '-H14 I,-, .f MW?-'.'.-n.'-f - 1 fr -ff 'nm' g-,. 214- V W-I-, : A ,-- -1: . ,.,, . -IA, ,f.,., . ' ...1:z:3.n.'.1 'WJ ltvvfv-.-?1t'fr -1.-F.',? iC frt1'1 '-' 'Ir 'fm .f.l.g,L'5f-P 5-ygf.lIa,QK.-sp ay- pl mq,.1fg151-5L.,V . lf-w ff 1 .-1-.ff ?1::3f.? 1,- -rt . -1-M : 5i4'lri ll'1vF r .fi -qv ,Q I., . ,if up V.: fl. in iilfll. hu.. 'L -J' All-4,1 1 '. , - . wr. ug:-. -w1,- -l ,',:'rf. ' EQ: . . ' :iw QSE IJ 'tl -.'llil:.Q:'l If -1- 1 nL'v1lfWQ L. TO R., SEATED: F. Smith, L. Knudsen, R. Sorensen, D. Esbeck. STANDING: D. Nelson, P. Morgensen, L. Mollgaard, D. Schu1er,R, Kovacevic, Mr. Williamson. I Tragedy ushers in the new school year. . . Here on Grand View Campus, tradition and Bud belong hand-in-hand . Each year Bud, an eagle representing the preceding year is buried, then a new Bud symbolizing the forthcoming year is born. As most students know, or soon find out, our mascot is not a real eagle. Over the years he has taken a variety of sizes, shapes, and forms. This year's Bud was a medium-sized wood eagle. On the fogg , dreary evening of September l7,l957, the stucientsof Grand View once again buried their beloved Bud. With the immediate family howling and carrying on, it was quite dif- ficult forthe most Reverend M. Nussle to give his tearful sermon. After the funeral, the immediate family took their positions behind the pallbearers and the pro- cession started. With the student body following, Budkwas adoringly carried to the r ive r in Union Par . Reve rend Nussle gave the parting words-- Ashes to ashes Dust to dust If you don't kiss your boyfriend His lips will rust. and SPLASH! , Bud was gone. 65 Here now! No primping until we're out of mourning. . . Bud Bud's death is met with mixed emotions. . . We don't want to set the world on fire. . . Duama Club L. TO R., ROW ONE: C. Christensen, S. Gjelsteen. T. Jespersen, J. E. McClelland, B. Failes, M. Andersen. ROW TWO: G. Tam, J. Swendsen, C. Beyer, K. Sweet. ROW THREE: A. Christiansen, D. Esbeck, M. Nussle. Although a newly organized group, GVC's drama club has had an unusu- ally successful year. The combination of good planning, hard work, and en- thusiasm on the part of everyone involved, made possible the fine achievement displayed inthe numerous endeavors undertaken by the club. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Noyes, the drama club presented fall and spring plays. Offi- cers for the year were: Jim McClelland, president, Tove Jespersen, vice- president, Beverly Failes, secretary. mg Uhnee Angela Cast Felix Ducotel . . . . . Mark Nussle Emilie Ducotel . . . . .Tove Jespersen Marie Louise Ducotel . . . . Kathy Nyboe Mme. Parole . . . . Mary Kay Peacock Joseph . . . Arnold Erickson Jules . . . . Tom Hermansen Alfred . . . . Jim McClelland Henri Trochard . . .Arne Christiansen Paul .... . . Eugene Tam Lieutenant . . Gilbert Sorensen 66 E Q- 35' If . V 7 Q a 3 M? -1' Let's go, let's really go! Joy Jensen Fight team fight! Uhoae Who Back Carol Jepsen wwe Sa Hey, Joe, do you have a way to the game tonight? No, I clon't - but l'd sure like to 44 go. Wel I, why don't you ask John Curtis or John Mortensen, co-chair- men of the CAR CLUB - they'll find you a wayl . . . a familiar conversation often overheard lo efore one of our out-of- town games. Hats off and plenty of applause to the guys who clo such a nice iob of transporting our pep and spirit to far- away placesl ,,, , I the Vikinqa I N. Vikings, get that ball! Jeanne Swendsen Carol Ann Beyer Ninl' ord i Fifteen rahs for the PEP CLUB! And another fifteen rahs for Ken Paul- sen, the club's president. Wi th the help and support of the s I' u d e n t body, cheerleaders, and car club throughout the year, our PEP CLUB has contributed the spirit and enthusiasm necessaryin putting our Vikings on top. 'Red and White, fightl' FRONT ROW, OFFICERS: V. Bauman, Secretaryg K. Paulson Presidentg J. Christensen, Vice-President. 4,1 33 . ,4 , ,vt ni-4 te- 'f ,.w lf'-9 .Ll ,.,Y W -. 4- 51 fx is '39 c, ,L -if figs. M ...,4, 1- -' ff, S, , . , . 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In remi- niscing on these good times, we want to add a note of thanks to the U.K. Council and to all those who helped to make the moments mem- orable. Evy and Jeannie -- Mr. and Miss Mistletoe fp I In N , ,'gyuQi?f.1l-fl but what happened to Mark's pants? We're the Hottentots from Africial' That's a terrific view, 01e's. hidden talent shows up at the Christmas dance. . If this is champagne music, spare us from the beer barrel polka! Wlemoniea aue 'IL . ,n ,-11 -J-,-air! 211' Aflzll' ' 9.-nr , xx -4 .au ,Lv g. 'r sri ki K sl , , n X f . 2. D Z.. . w E tw i, A ' 5. V , -v ll' fix .nk.. 1 .i v -. 78. .. V1 of ' niiiig? E521 '.4 -I W- 'S'-: ' TN. Q 1 ,. 1 2 I 3 W , 1-1 '!f'f' 15,2- 1. .J made of thin ata, A g x aa 3x 'Y am. Q iff. 'Lf' Q 1'b:,. I.,i' I 'X 'ffi' ' cg!! L 'wi 1 if, ai , . MQ? ' Lf V5 1-.fkL ,,,' -, .. 5-7 U Y ., -L f ? f -2- 5 , -. w ,.., 1 . A' '1 ,T 4. 'EZ.,. 'fs' ' 'ff 5 WIT ! nl Ha., 1,4 . , ,,,, , 71-fi-:2.1'2':l,' , - 'Jhe Wznqe lt seems that l've been to busy this year, rounding up gossip, that I haven 't had time to inform you periodically of all the goings-on . Maybe you'll find it better this way though, since whatl have to say has been-stored up so long that it has improved with age. As my friend archy the cockroach would say here it is with both barrels. The end of the year finds the girls' don'n keeping pace with the other improvements on our campus. I guess Harry must have taken pity on the girls' sore backs and broken ear- drums because the new beds and buzzer system have finally arrived. Speaking of improve- ments, Mr. Burham has at last been paroled from his dungeon and can be found brewing up a stonn in the new science building. Unde r the guidance of two capable Nielsens, Evy and Dave, the students' pride and joy, Valhalla, has become a reality. I guess gyeq politicians live up to theirpromisesl It beats me how.Dave can go out with all those girls and still get so much done. Evy has done his share of socializing too, but it seems that he prefers alittle blond with the initials Trudy Hansen. The Nielsens haven't had the corner on romance this year thoughi Cupid managed to arrange three engagements--Vema and Tom, Bobbie Grimes and her man from Minneapolis, and Lorraine and Howard IHe 's here so often that he might as well move into the boys' dormj. Pegasus suspects that similar things will happen soon to Harold and Carol A., John and Elna, and to Gil and his beau- tiful blonde Brenda from Chicago. Tom, Lee,-and Pete have not been seen around campus very often. I heard that they have been dating Broadlawns nurses. The love bug hasn 't been able to appease his appetite on the student body, so he has taken the faculty by storm. Is that Miss Moravec and Mr. Speed I see ruminating in the contiguous shade? I'd bet on it, and, moreover, I'd lay odds that the French and German tests are being typed by a private secretary. What made me the happiest of all was our housemother's marriage during Christmas vacation. I guess those Canadian lumberiacks really know how to make 'em falll If my memory serves me right, the freshman girls really got a good taste of dormitory life in the first week, when they were fonnally, or should I say informally initiated into the fold. The sophomore femmes went beserk with peanut butter, vaseline, and con- fiscated shoes and paiamas, while the innocent freshmen were being introduced to the faculty. Donn life was made more exciting by virtue ofa few unorthodox visitors, name- ly, Arabian princesses, an Asiatic flu nurse, and a mysterious ostrich that lost all its feathers on the second floor of the girls' dorm. The same floor served as a roller rink for Joy and Dagmar during one of their more conservative moods. The skating wasn'tso bad, girls, but at 3:00 in the morning? The boys in the dorm publicly exp re sse d their disfavor of confom1ity in the girls through a newspaperarticle written by Mark Nussle. This article caused a mild revolt as the girls appe a re d at supper in their Plain Jane attire, trying to prove the truth of Mark's statements. On this occasion we were favored with speeches by Sally and Tom D. , accompanied by appropriate hooting. The old place didn't seem the same second semester without the DX Buddies hanging around. Maybe the reason I haven't seen Lee, Bos, Ed, and Wayne isthat I'm not in the right places at the right times. But then, I'm not twenty-one yet. Look out for Steve Larson, he does more than play the piano with those talented hands, he entered the Gold- en Gloves and came out a winnah! Congratulations, Steve I G.V.C. was fortunate in hav i ng a fall play this year in addition to the Studenterfest plays. Mrs. Noyes saved money on makeup since Tom H. was able to cultivate his own red foliage. No one recognized him, once it was removed. once Speaks: H Students took mattersinto theirown hands this fall, protesting the cancellation of the picnic, by initiating a skip day. The doors of Main were chained and barred before rise in hopes of keeping faculty and town students out. I think Harry was tired of the y weathertoo because he made a public announcement that we would have the picnic, or shine, and we all took off for Pioneer Park. I can't seem to find the Venerable Four anywhere, they must be off to Osage again a Iime--pffft--freeze--pffft. Why has Tom D. given up dating the dorm girls? Show us your toothpick scars, Tom. Our downtown ball team really played downtown basketball at the downtown te tournament. Hats off to the team and Coach Sisaml Sandy and Marge were really in a stew over Mark and Tom F. The boys brought them Fastelavns in a bubbling cauldron. Also appearing at Fastelavns was a group of mys- ious Hottentots. I think Willy Williamson must have had something to do with that. I heard that Naomi Knoll received a gushing valentine this year from an anonymous 'er. Tsk, tsk, what next? Just because Dan F. drives around in January in his open convertible singing On -e Road to Ma n da I a y and Martha H. gobbles chocolate-covered caterpillars while ving her pick-up truck is no sign that Grand View students are peculiar. They're just ginal! Seems that Don H. and Erik E. played other games besides basketball at Webster City two Muscatine cheerleaders were the opponents. Meanwhile, back in the cafeteria, carrots were flying. I guess Greta didn't approve the flying vegetables though, because Gene Tam wound up with a glass of milk down neck. G.V.C. almost acquired its first satellite the n ight Clayton Omvig burned out the lkes on his dad's carl Jerry Hall really believes in spicing hislife with variety. How about that, dorm girls? As Ivan Dusek drives up to the dorm with a right-side door that opens only from the tside, an old Danish proverb comes to m ind, Step into my parlor, said the spider to e fly. I am a firm believer in giving credit where credit is due, so I feel it's only fair to I you girls that you can thank Wayne Ga nde r for paint i ng your Flame Room in lhalla. Could that possibly be Elaine Sorensen galloping down the hall to the tune of l int to be a Cowboy Sweetheart? Those hysterical shrieks issuing from the science building are only the thrilled com- nts of Jens H., Ken H., and Eivind L., who have just discovered that they are to be ned loose as the only men in the nurses' microbiology class. We were all happy to hearthat Bob Crowley, our campus Crafty Crow, was crown- The boy with the ideal lips in ninth grade. And with that, I fold up my busy wings and take a vacation until next fall. So long arybodyl Pegasus 77 Qinla' Donm thru Welcome to the girls dorml Let me show you around. Second floor is characterized by its many characters. The first of them is Carol Ann B. who is getting ready for another big date with...say, who is it this time? Carol 's roommate, Tove J. is absorbed in listening to Scheherazade. As we enter the room of Suzie P. and Kathy N., we see Suzie, nestled snuggly in her bed. Seems as if she's the only person in the whole dorm who hasn't got night and day turned around, she must be or- ganizedl Kathy, the other occupant of the room, is the envy of every girl on the floor with her million and one home-knit sweatersl Next, we find Bobbie G. and Mir- iam T. sitting in Bobbie's room having a serious discus- sion about what kind of silver to purchase for their hope chests. When we notice that they are both sporting rocks the size of head stones, we realize that they are both about to tie the knot. As we leave the room, who should we bumpinto but Joan J. and Jeanette C. These two girls have a great deal in common these days and it looks like they're hoping to have even more in common in the future. As we peer around the next corner, we see Phyllis Raymond, on hands and knees, holding a paint brush in her teeth and designing a poster that ad- vertises the next U. K. dance. When we ask about Sally Buford, her roommate, Phyllis tells us that she is some- where between the Thriftwaystore and cheerleading prac- tice. Guess all she does is run between the two. Let's stop and see Joy J. and Marge K. They are the two Hampton girls, and their room is, l believe, the jewelry capital of lowal Mavis Utoft thunders by us with a bundle of skirts and enters the room of Carol J. and Jan G. Carol and Mavis are what is known in the dorm as Clothes Cousins. QThey can wear each others clothes and they doll Jan isn't bothered by their sessions. She's too busy being president of the yearbook and ed- itor ofthe girls dorm. Jeanne S. pokes her head in the door. What ya'll doing in here? We introduce us all and Jeanne tells us all that she's happy to see us all. Ueanne is a Texanlj Poor Lois Madsen. She's kept so busy writing news for SNEA that doesn't have time to run through her favorite piano piece until early on Sat- urday morning. Nan A. goes through the hall in a beau- tifully tailored dress. Obviously, Nan is the only girl inthe dormitorywho has a sewing machine in her posses- sion. Lorraine is standing all alone in her room. On her face is a big smile, in her eyes there are stars, in her hand is a letter from Cedar Falls. e Keqhole Bev F. and Pat J. run by asking us if we've seen a andering phonograph and hot pot. LOOK OUTI Here omes Dorathy P. down the hall in a cloud of dust, nging in a typicallywestern style, l've got spurs that 'ngle, yangle, yingle . . .and now. . .welcome to third oor. The first people we run into are Judy Petersen 'md Ruthie T. Ruthie is working ona nature unit for her indergarten class and is obtaining information from dy on the wild-life of Nebraska. Jan P. comes K--and out she goes again, quoting an old saying of fuomas Edison, When fun and work clash, let work o smash. Down the hall on cloud 57 comes Inger '. sighing, l'm involvedl Her roommate is, too at foo sure, isn't it Elna J. ?l We hear considerable mmotion coming from the room of Jeannie C. and arsha P. As we enter, we see Betty S. sitting in the icldle of the floor, frantically gripping her pony tail. anding over her is Ruthie S., with a scissors in her nd and a fiendish glint in her eyes. In the farthest rner of the room sits Elaine S. She strikes a wicked ford on her guitar and with all her might begins to ng Ghost Riders in the Sky. At this time Marsha egins to do the sh-oll--with a chemistry book in her End. Greta C. and Naomi K. come in to warm their nds. They're quite shook up over the death of their oldfish. Seem the fish bowl froze over before Dagmar ., in the role of the new nurse , could do anything oout it. Then Jeannie tells us about a letter that she as just received from Virginia in New York. M we enture down the hall a little farther, we see Carol C. nd Marilyn A. busy writing to their congressmen. They Eli us that by l960, it will be illegal for student nur- to date. Trudy H. is deeply engrossed in a problem 'natappears to have to do with the speed of sound--beg our pardon, sounds of Speedl Sandy S. is telling Jan J. her many trials and tribulations when she is inter- pted by Nancy O. Nancy is frantically searching r Maggie M. who has just disappeared with the buf- r. At this time we hear a shriek from down the hall. we enter the room from whence it came, we see ndra G. swinging from the chandelier. Guess he ked herl ln the same room is Lynne K. who spends e bulk of her days drooling over a 32 x 84 photo of me dream boat from Chicago. Well, you've now en through the girls dorm. It's only a small part of e campus, but it's a big part of everyone of us who ve there---AND WE THINK lT'S GREATI 'Jhe Boqa' Dorm by Archie the pickings have been so slim up here in the bo dorm this year that this is the first time i have been ablg to puton enough pounds to operate this machine ma be ishould introduce myself i am Archie a cockroach clont think that this college life has left me so rattled that i dont know about punctuation its iust thati have to type by jumping on the keys so i better save my sh'ength and stick to the facts mom seems to me that these crazy people who live here spend about half their time looking for something to gripe about now if they had my problems for instance they wouldnt have to look very far why just the other day Arne C invited me in for one of those packages he gets from home so often my wild delight was shortlived because iust at thatminute Chung dropped in and began to favor us with his views on religion since my little eardrums are pretty sensitive i was forced to seek re- fuge in another room on the way i narrowly averted death from falling plaster as i scurried by Erling P who was amusing him- selfby picking absently at the wall maybe he has heard a rumor about a hidden wall safe or something at last an empty room it must belong to Jim J i suppose that means that he beat out Betty for first place in the sup- per line again now the eternal silence of the dorm is roken onl by some strange sounds from the room of Rocky who has given up letter writing in favor of com- municating with the relatives in bolivia via talking bon- go drums occasionally a strange clanking accompania- ment to this exotic music is provided by Pete M as he fondly sorts through his collection of license plates actually there are a few quiet havens on this floor though like the room of Wayne M who is always out participating in competitive sports like telephone mara- thons with drake university and in Leland Mollgaards room we find the old philosopher ponderin the possi- bility of getting a super size tray to carry cal that food he manages to consume the best place of all to relax is the sumptuous abode of Dave E it boasts such modern conveniences as furniture and wallpaper well i guess i cant complain too much this place is usually pretty quiet after three in the morning once though i was startled out of a sound sleep by John M who decided that the middle of the night was a good time to stand in the middle of his bed and scream by the time doc Tom D came running across the hall John hadspiced the performance with a few appropriate arm gestures and groans Tom diagnosed the case as flu and t prescribed one of the home cures taught him by some primitive witch doctor from minneapolis Bob J and Erik A and Jack S add to the confusion by holding fan club meetings in that room where the door swings on onel hinge i dont know what they are fans of but at least theyre enthusiastic w whoops every time Arild drops his bar bells i get ready to sound the earthquake alarm speaking of earth- X .. :gf 15 ' f IIE X ' 'JP P il- . 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I I cu., 0 E' - X I A gg- ' .... , .5 -.v 1 E ziz up .gp ..J 7 , it in 1 1 1 S .: 5 g., I if .1,. Here stands our sover- eign prof. . . Trudy .... a kitten on the keys Say ye to the righteous? This year, as in so many years past, Grand View College life was enriched by the spirit and fun found in Choir. At 3:lO each afternoon choir members could be heard in the auditorium singing to the critical ear of Mr. Speed. Along with the usual training of the a cap- pella choir, Mr. Speedstarted an all boys group. They did a beautiful job on such old favorites as Seeing Nelly Home and Aura Lee. The highlight of the Choir's year was, of course, the spring tour. Concerts were given The great eight in Kansas, Nebraska, and beautiful Colorado. Mr. Speed's pride and joy I .. 'IN ,. +I' P' ff . ,uf ,VJ- J - . 51:1 . :SI-1. jrrvl: up -J H14 1. ..l, 'I V. rl LI 4. ,mfs-- 1.-1 4 0:1 4 l.: 'v ' f Baalzetball .f Gray, D. Newell, W. Madsen, ' Silk 3'-1'.,:,, lllfw. 17, H j Ji 43, .Tw FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Pohls, J. Hall, J. Schartner, I. Kerr, D. Hansen, E. Ellgaard, D. Brady, Coach D. Sisam. SECOND ROW: T. Moore, J. Heath, I. Gulick, C. Omvig, R. R. Randolph. The past season proved to be a very porfitable one for the Vikings. Under the coaching of Dave Sisam, the team compiled a very respectable 9-8 record for the regular season. Behind the l7.6 point average of Jerry Hall, the T8 point average of Jerry Schartner, tremendous rebounding by Clayton Omvig, and fine floor play by Wayne Madsen, Tom Moore, Don Hansen and Ivan Kerr, the Vikings were able to place second in the state tournament. Coach Sisam 'had very reliable substitutes in Don Newell, Don Brady, Erik Ellgaard, Rich Ran- dolph, Ron Gray, and John Heath if one of the regulars was forced to the sidelines. The Vikings beat Marshalltown in the opening game of the State Junior College Basketball Tour- nament by a score of 86-64. In the quarter-final round the Vikings swept past the third ranked team in the state, Mason City, by the score of l0O-81 . The leading scorersin the game were Jerry Schart- nerwith 23 points, Jerry Hall with 22 points, Wayne Madsen with 20 and Clayton Omvig with 17. The Vikings lost a heart-breaker to Keokuk in the last 90 seconds of the championship game by a score of 60-59. In addition to winning the second place trophy, the team was honored by an invita- tion to play in the regional tournament and the selection of Jerry Hall and Jerry Schartner to the All-State Junior College Tournament Team. Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View Grand View BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Conference Games . . 56 Ellsworth . . . . 76 Boone . . . . . 87 Eagle Grove . . . '71 Creston . . . . 62 Muscatine . . . 76 Boone . . . . . 96 Marshalltown . . 74 Webster City . . 85 Creston . . . . 69 Ellsworth. . . . 63 Fort Dodge . . . 84 Marshalltown . 54 Muscatine . . . 79 Webster City . . 64 Waldorf . . . . 58 Clarinda . . . . 85 Waldorf . . State Tournament . 86 Marshalltown . 100 Mason City . . . 80 Eagle Grove . . . 59 Keokuk . . I' X sg4F355at - riff C, NV4 A ' 175. X Nik ' I - 'J i I ' .mania QXWQHN? A Cfcyr f i 1 7 A 3 I VIKINGS Second in State 4 F , 1 , . 1. Madsen goes up I H 11 erry a for two points. N N K l o Get that ball, Vikings! Moore s-t-r-e-r-c-h-e -s-High N I 44. - ,fur N ,a' 'Og ' 4- , 'F . A I .M . ' - , 1 . 5, X ' 'Q ' A . I V W KZ o 5 ' Nl . Jerry Scharnner Tom Moore Unsuccessful block by Marshalltown .J f Aix Clayton Omvig Watch. . . wait. . . hope. . . .- vb . 1 1.- .Q .X fix .4 t Wayne Madsen Two points??'? S1aas Danske S1aas Hansen in action. . . Vikings, Vikings get that ball. x L44 5, --' ' 1 Don Hansen Baaeball C. Omvig, D. Andersen, Coach Dave Sisam G. McCoy, D. Hauschildt, I. Kerr, D. Brady Although the fall base- ball season was short, it was long enough to show that thel J team had some real talent T. Chew, J. Klier, L. Thompson, B. Clark, G. Sorensen Dick Johnson did afine job on the mound, getting good de- fensive support from the rest of the team. Outstanding de- fenders we re shortstop ,Jerry Hall andsecond baseman Don Brady, who teamed up to form an outstanding double play combination. Otherdefenders were Erik Ellgaard, Mark Johnson, Tom Chew, Gil Sor- ensen, Dick Anderson, Clay- ton Omvig and Tucker Stone. The Vikings were always a threat at the plate, being led in the hitting department by the power slugging of Jerry Hall and the timely singlesof Don Brady and Ivan Kerr. R. Gray, E. Ellgaard, B. Williams, T . Stone, D. Johnson 90 Jntuamuual Spouta The Intramural sports program at Grand View is designed to provide wholesome physical exercise for the students who do not play varsity ball . The boys have an opportunity to play touch football and basket- ball andthe girls play volleyball. This year, Kasner's Ten copped the football titlebywinning every game on their schedule. Snow and mud seemed to hamper the style of the other teams. In basketball each team tried to out-do the other when selecting team names. The following examples shows the ingenious of the team members, Ancients, Danish Five, Gym Beamers, Naughty Norsemen, Nomads, Wildcats and Highballs. These seven teams were formed giv- ing some sixty boys a chance to run up and down the court. From the scores, it seems they pushed the ball through the hoop at a rapid rate. The girls' volleyball champs were under the guidance of Mavis Utoft. Ruth Sorensen's team finished second with only one loss. t It ,.i.,, CHAMPION VOLLEYBALL TEAM L. TO R.. SEATED. M. Kraft, M. Utoft. J. WINNING FOOTBALL TEAM Petersen. STAND1NG:J. Swendsen, K. Nyboe, L. TO R., FIRST ROW: S Larsen E Casner V Butler B. Fanes. SECOND ROW: D. Jones J Roller M Nussle FRONT TO BACK, FIRST ROW: K. Sweet, Y. Chung, E. Pohls. SECOND ROW: L. Nielsen, R. Pilegaard, L. Molgaard. THIRD ROW: I. McClelland, J. Mortensen, P. Drongesen, K. Christopher. FOURTH ROW: F. Smith, G. Tam, H. Clausen. NOT PICTURED: A. Christiansen, C. Tufts, J. Palmer, A. Evans, M. Nussle, Instructor. Cjqmnaattca With spirit and determination, the gymnastics team struggled through their calisthenics. At first the ex- ercises were hardy but as time we nt by and the boys developed coordination and flexibility, the exercises became easy. Although there were many sore muscles, the stu- dents enioyed themselves as the learned the m a n y different falls and iumpsthat ma e gymnastics differ- ent from other sports. Mark Nussle, who spenta year studying in a Dan- ish folk high school, was the instructor. Our gymnasts in action! Clausen and Pilegaard de monstrate the flying hand flip Jim McClelland goes up an over the high horse vault. f4'esr.. .ga L. . . 'lfreahmen NANCY ADAMS R.F,D. 1 Madrid, Iowa IOELLE B. ANDERSON 1724 8th Street Des Moines, Iowa ERIKA. ANDERSEN P.O. Box 51 Buellton, California GERALD E. ANDERSON 2616 Walnut Street Des Moines, Iowa JEANNE R. ANDERSON R.R, 2, Box 100 Forest City, Iowa LARRY D. ANDERSON 1010 East Sheridan Des Moines, Iowa MARILYN L. ANDERSEN Rt. 4 Cedar Falls, Iowa KENNETH E. ANDREWS 3802 Lincoln Drive Des Moines, Iowa MARGARETHA T . ANGELL 1636 East Grand Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD L. ARCHIBALD 1216 South 16th Street Centerville, Iowa HAROLD E. ASHMAN 2715 Franklin Des Moines, Iowa HENRY F. BALLINGER 4132 East 32nd Street Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH L. BARTON 1131 23rd Street Des Moines, Iowa DOUGLAS E. BARTLETT 2605 45th Street Des Moines, Iowa VERNA J. BAUMANN 407 Arthur Avenue Des Moines, Iowa JAMES A. BECKERMAN 726 Polk Boulvard Des Moines, Iowa VINCENT A. BEJARANO 1440 Walker Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM L. BERGGREN 2308 Farwell Road Des Moines, Iowa RUTH D. BERGMANN 103 South Albers Street Holstein, Iowa CLEMENS C. BEKTELL 7021 Burnly Garden City, Michigan CAROL ANN BEYER Hampton Nebraska DON BIERMA 908 S.E. Bell Avenue Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD R. BILLS 2201 59th Street Des Moines, Iowa JAMES S, BOLEN 912 Shaw Street Des Moines, Iowa LARRY I. BOLEN 912 Shaw Street Des Moines, Iowa EDWARD C. BRAATHEN 2501 High Street Des Moines, Iowa RANDALL L. BRACKON 143 Lynch Street Des Moines, Iowa JUDITH A. BRANDOW 1511 East 9th Street Des Moines, Iowa ANTHONY L. BROWN 4730 Ingersoll Avenue Des Moines, Iowa LARRY J. BRUBAKER 1701 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN J. BUCK 1056 59th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD E. BURSON 913 East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa VERLIN H BUTLER 240 Des Momes Stre 1 s Moines Iowa 1 IAMI CA 1 3 M st 21st Str RO 59 G 1 1 ON 1727 E gi 1 treet Des Moi 1 it wa BETTY L ARLSON Rock Creek Drive Ankeny, Iowa tj . 2 x X. M iii! ' gf' ,ztibil I :V-A '-- f.e,a,,A ,iN - 2' ' f-ft, . :Q--t. De 'ities' mes , Io :mg v, '-I 1: V- aj-'ff' P313 N .CH . .wa A-yr,-,4 51. gif' url., if .1-1 ' I ff WALTER C. CHAPMAN 7201 Madison Des Moines, Iowa CAROL L. CHRISTENSEN 8219 South Latlin Chicago, Illinois JEANETTE M. CHRISTENSEN Rt. 1 Box 193 Lucedale, Mississippi LORRAINE K. CHRISTENSEN Rt. 2 Waterloo, Iowa ARNE CHRISTIANSEN 581 Pine Solvang , California YUN BANG CHUNG 66-4 Sang-Limb-Dong Seoul, Korea KENNETH L. CLARK 1319 Penn Avenue Des Moines, Iowa LARRY R. CLARK 3203 East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa SANDRA I. CLARK Rt. 1 Gansevoort, New York BILL COLEMAN 1812 High Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN CRAIG 1905 Hull Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT E. CROWLEY 1237 DeWolf Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN W. CURTIS 2503 Lillie Avenue Davenport, Iowa JUDITH A. CUTLER Rt. 2 Grimes, Iowa STANLEY B, DALBY 2612 46th Street Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT M. DAVIS 1236 24th Street Des Moines, Iowa PETER J. DRONGESEN 1175 Prairie Road Junction City, Oregon EVELYN R. DUFFY 1016 Shaw Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH D. DUNSHEE Allerton Iowa IVAN F. DUSEK 1105 Maple Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID D. DVORAK 2421 45th Street Des Moines. Iowa THOMAS L. DYNNESON 3409 38th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota VIRGIL B. ELINGS 1301 Grandview Street Des Moines, Iowa ERIK G. ELLGAARD 1312 Boyd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa .,.Q uh-L JH A gl L. ENGELHARDT 220iE39th Street Desqilldines , Iowa .QV 41- LARRY'3a,Q-,ENGMAN ,- 4925 Franklin Avenue g' Des Moingg., Iowa If . r I 1 DAVE M. ESBECK is Kimballton X, 4 . Iowa X, ff-ft V ALLEN R. EVANSQIE 4025 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa GERALD K. EVANS 3929 Cambridge Des Moines, Iowa LLOYD T. EVANS 1429 Richmond Des Moines, Iowa DANIEL J. FINCH 3005 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa BILL D. FISHER 436 8th Street Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM E. FLEMING 1314 Park Avenue Des Moines, Iowa CAROL J. FOLVAG Norway Iowa WILLIAM L. FOSTER 2403 East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAN I. FREY LACK 1211 West Street Des Moines, Iowa VICTOR J. FRIEND 2414 High Street Des Moines, Iowa EDITH L. FRUNDT R. 1 Pella, Iowa ANN M. GALLAGHER 910 Garfield Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT P. GARDNER 708 11th Street West Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT S . GASTON Carlisle Iowa JAMES H. GELNER 1321 Grandview Street Des Moines, Iowa MARTHA A , GERDES Britt Iowa LARRY I. GILLILAND 1209 East 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa 94 SANDRA L. GIELSTEEN 218 lst Street Menominee, Michigan ROBERT GLASCO 2308 33rd Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID L. GODWIN R. 4 Des Moines, Iowa JOHN L. GRAAFF 1049 39th Street Des Moines, Iowa GARY G. GRANDSTAFF 610 East Madison Des Moines, Iowa RONALD L. GRANZOW 630 Walker Des Moines, Iowa RONALD D, GRAY 2321 East 25th Street Des Moines, Iowa RONALD L. GRAY 1751 Walker Des Moines, Iowa BARBARA M. GRIMES 135 18th Avenue South Hopkins, Minnesota JOHN GULICK 2330 East 38th Street Des Moines, Iowa PAULINE C. HAGEDORN Royal Iowa BEATRICE C. HALL Box 221 Boxholm, Iowa JERRY W. HALL 1255 East 26th Street Des Moines, Iowa SHARON A. HAMMITT 840 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa DONALD L. HANSEN 1422 Franklin Street Cedar Falls, Iowa IENS I. HANSEN 244-15 91 Avenue Bellerose, New York JUDY HANSEN 1216 Mattern Avenue Des Moines, Iowa MARTHA J. HANSEN 4041 5'7th Street Des Moines, Iowa TRUDY H. HANSEN 1557 Eucalyptus Drive Solvang. Califomia PATRICIA L. HARRIS 1158 18th Street Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH J. HEABERLIN 911 Thompson Des Moines, Iowa ERIC R. HEIBERG 3115 Mann Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DAVID R. HEYER 4028 Ovid Avenue Des Moines, Iowa CATHERINE HIGGINBOTTOM Box 209 Ankeny, Iowa BEATRICE D. HILL 1241 Loomis Des Moines, Iowa LOWELL L. HILL 1710 East 27th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID L. HOLDGRAFER 1541 30th Street Des Moines, Iowa GARY V. HOWELL 3200 Kinsey Des Moines, Iowa MARY ANN HUNDAHL Williams Iowa NOEL E. HUSS 2016 Nash Drive Des Moines, Iowa JOHN W. HUTCHINSON 616 East Ovid Des Moines, Iowa EDWIN W. JACKMAN 1241 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa TERRANCE W. JACKSON 3101 Amherst Des Moines, Iowa JOAN JACOBSEN Box 484 Solvang, Califomia CAROLYN JOY JENSEN R.R. 2 Hampton, Iowa JAMES JENSEN R.R. 1 Ames, Iowa ROBERT I. JENSEN 1595 Oak Street Solvang, California TOVE P. JESPERSEN 19 Center Road Circle Pines, Minnesota RITA A. JOHANNSEN R.F.D. 2 Harlan, Iowa MARK A. JOHNSON 1418 Penn Avenue Des Moines, Iowa SANDRA M. JOHNSON 3018 East 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD JOHNSON 4034 5th Avenue Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS M. JOHNSON 2923 Garfield Des Moines, Iowa WAYNE A. JOHNSON Viborg South Dakota BARBARA JOHNSTON 1523 41st Street Des Moines, Iowa DON W. JONES 1013 East 8th Street Des Moines, Iowa STEVE B. JONES 2730 53rd Street Des Moines, Iowa LANNY T. JORDAN 2815 East Grand Des Moines, Iowa 95 WESLEY D. JoRDAN,,E?'7 53131431 22nd sneer w-g'Qes Moines, Iowa -..X 1? I JORGENSEN fwiggwlioyd Aveljrjffif, Degiqxoines, Paixigbqra A-QXICRGENSEN 1443 W ee: Des Mliifiieggflowa t-- EDwiN Ii57KASNER 1432 East 25th Street Des Moines, Iowa IVAN G. KERR Cambridge Iowa RICHARD E. KLEIN 235 Reed Street Stratford, Connecticut JEROME M. KLIER 802 Pleasant View Drive Des Moines, Iowa LYNNE C. KNUDSEN 603 Fairview Avenue Elmhurst, Illinois MARK A, KNUDSEN R.R. 3 Des Moines, Iowa ROKO R. KOVACEVIC BOX 1346 Cochabamba, Bolivia MARJERY M. KRAFT R.R. 2 Hampton, Iowa GEORGE A. LACEY 608 Creston Des Moines, Iowa DARLENE R. LAMERS R.R. 3 Oskaloosa, Iowa VIRGIL E, LARSEN R.R. 4 Harlan, Iowa GARNET K. LAURITSEN 28 West Park Street Spencer, Iowa HAROLD W. LEE 3520 Hubbell Avenue Des Moines, Iowa EIVIN D B. LILLEHOJ Kimballton Iowa GERALD R. LITYNSKI 4200 Grand Avenue Des Moines, Iowa LINDA R. LOGAN 1404 8th Street Harlan, Iowa ROBERT L. DOURENS R, R, 1 Mitchellville, I0wa SYLVIA ANN LUEBKE Knierim Iowa GLEN H. LUETTKE 3820 Glover Street Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT I. LYONS 2423 1!2 East 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa HAROLD F. MCCLEARY 4005 S.W. 26th Street Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT N. McCLELLAND Rt. 5 Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT L. McCLISH 1187 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH C. MCCONNELL '70'7 Grandview Street Des Moines, Iowa GARY L. MCCOY 1507 East 9th Street lf .5 oines, Iowa MAS R MCDIVITT 42 6th Street Des tnes Iowa KARE L MCDONAL 2 JERRY E 722 East 29 Des Moines J ' . I 1 L. ,J . gf' I ' 15:55 1 R.R. Winters owa I Q- . 'Niiilff ' . A 5 ROBERT J. Mc UGHLIN 1508 4th Street Des Moines, Iowa LOIS I. MADSEN 1907 Franklin Street Cedar Falls, Iowa MARGARET A . MADSEN Solvang Califomia PETER F, MADSEN R.R. 3, BOX 1660 Auburn, Washington WAYNE H. MADSEN 1609 Franklin Street Cedar Falls, Iowa JAMES E. MATI-IES 1543 Wilson Des Moines, Iowa TONY MEI-IALOVICH JR. 1811 11th Street Des Moines, Iowa CARL L. MEISEL 2003 Washington Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ERIC C. MELSO 1226 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa DONALD L. MENDENHALL 2110 East 38th St. Court Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD A. MENDENHALL 2110 East 38th St. Court Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT L, MERCER 2322 Clark Street Des Moines, Iowa DALE L. MILLER R.R. 5 Des Moines, Iowa J. KATHLEEN MILLER 4017 llth Place Des Moines, Iowa LELAND E. MOLGAARD R.F.D, Alta, Iowa CARL THOMAS MOORE 1908 Mondamin Des Moines, Iowa JERRY O, MONTENGUISE 1931 Lincoln Des Moines, Iowa 96 JAMES R. MORRIS 3139 59th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN S. MORTENSEN 616 East 89th Street Chicago, Illinois LEON I . N EDEGAARD Askov Minnesota JANET L. NEIGHBOUR R.R, 3 Chariton, Iowa KENNETH NELLEMANN 510 East 7th Brooklyn, New York DON L. NEWELL 1606 Franklin Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT M. NIELSEN 1100 Boyd Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID A, NOBLETT 4232 Pleasant Street Des Moines, Iowa CATHERINE M. NULLE Manning, Iowa KATHRINE I. NYBOE 2112 N. Newman Road Racine, Wisconsin LELAND D. OGLE 1271 East 36th Street Des Moines. Iowa GAYLE C. OLSON 1325 22nd St. Des Moines, Iowa NANCY E. OLSON 212 N. Locust Street Madrid, Iowa CLAYTON P. OMVIG 401 Marshall Street Slater, Iowa RONNIE W. OPPENHEIM 6059 S.W. 13th Place Des Moines, Iowa ALICE ARLOA OSWALD 2611 Morton Des Moines, Iowa JAMES L. PALMER 1542 8th Street Des Moines, Iowa MARSHA J. PARROTT 1327 40th Street Des Moines, Iowa GLENN O. PAULDING 3840 Ist Street Des Moines, Iowa ELIZABETH A. PAULSEN 1006 Morton Des Moines, Iowa EVA PEDERSEN 1707 West 7th Waterloo, Iowa JERRY M. PERKINS 106 So. Grimmell Jefferson, Iowa DOROTHY A. PETERSEN 652 Bonita Street Monrovia, California GLADYS E, PETERSEN 1120 38th Avenue Menominee, Michigan JUDITH A. PETERSEN R. R. 1 Exeter, Nebraska ROD J. PIKUS f 111 4th Street West Des Moines, Iowa FREDERICK E. PINNICK 1148 22nd Street Des Moines, Iowa ERLING J. POHLS Box 1026 Solvang, California MAPJORIE K, QUADE R. R, 3 Charles City, Iowa SHIRLEY I . QUECK Fontanelle, Iowa LARRY T. RAMSEY 3011 E. Washington Des Moines, Iowa RAYMOND G. REASONER 927 E. 26th Street Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH B, REED 2821 Madison Fresno, California KENT A, REES 2915 E. 29th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD E. REMSTER 2504 S.E. 8th Ct. Des Moines, Iowa JOHN M. RICHARDS 2115 E. 9th Street Des Moines, Iowa JUERGEN W. RICI-IARDT 4054 Plainview Drive Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES RIDER, JR, 4200 Grand Avenue Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES H. ROBINSON 209 16th Street Boone, Iowa RICHARD L. ROBINSON 2416 E. 16th Street Des Moines, Iowa JAMES S, ROLLER 1610 24th Street Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM G. ROMBKE 2600 44th Street Des Moines, Iowa EDWIN W. ROOD Slater, Iowa JOHN G. ROSSITER 3719 Rollins Des Moines, Iowa LORETTA K. ROTH 3413 S.W. 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa VIRGINIA L, RUDASILL 2539 Grandview Street Des Moines, Iowa MARLENE I. RYAN Roland, Iowa GIDRIA H, SCHNATHORST 3936 11th Street Des Moines, Iowa 97 DONALD D SCH 1371 E 9th Street Des Moines Iow HARLEEN F P I ELL ellogg low N ,,, J PER 1915 I6 pa eet Aurora, 1 ebraska , . - n ., -.dh 1 .A tm.. , . .rl-A V , Z ' 1 5 '--'fu 0 :3.e !,'? ,ug 1 'I,'P,S,, , , gg., :I a . .-H , .: I+, -..,,, N J. D' gf' ,j1.,., Gigli' rn, -.lsr 3 -I 'v,u'i- ' ' 7 JW! .VS H JO wif- ,rise- ,Fiiiif . WW. -f FRANKLIN D. SHAW 2312 E. Grand Des Moines, Iowa LUTHER D, SHAWHAN Carlisle, Iowa ION D, SHEARER 1227 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa FLOYD L. SHEPHERD 1025 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAN E. SMITH 3313 E. 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa SANDRA A. SMITH Belmond, Iowa JOANNE L. SMITHBURG 305 W. Washington Street Fairfield, Iowa MARTHA J. SNYDER 220 Pratt Street Anamosa, Iowa BARBARA I. SOREM R.R. 1 Roland, Iowa ELAINE S. SORENSEN Askov, Minnesota EDWARD E. SORENSEN 1621 Grand Avenue Ames, Iowa GILBERT C. SORENSEN 5433 W. Ohio Street Chicago, Illinois JULIO C. SOTO Avenue 8 A Sur1hP10-61 Panama, Panama JOY A, SPOONHOLTZ 1224 Kenyon Avenue Des Moines, Iowa KAREN SPURLING Lake View, Iowa MORT STAGGS , JR. 2701 Euclid Des Moines, Iowa LuANN RAE ST. CLAIR 502 W. State Jefferson, Iowa MAUREEN K. STEPHAN 226 Seneca Storm Lake, Iowa RICHARD F. STEPHEN 1900 Arlington Des Moines, Iowa JAMES TUCKER STONE 1190 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAN A. STROSNIDER 907 E. Sheridan Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD D. STUCK 2717 E. 16th Street Des Moines, Iowa DOROTHY I. SULSER 2711 61st Street Des Moines, Iowa CAROL A. SUNDSTED 401 E. lst Avenue Plentywood, Montana BRIDGET SWEET 1919 52nd Street Des Moines, Iowa .fl M, SWEET ' New Street M Michigan A D. SWENDSEN I Box H, '. ,. E1 Texas VERONICEQ ARM 1621 30th it-1,355 Des Moines , 515214 jf ROGER W. T 501 Arlington Des Moines , Iowa MILTON L. TEST 1235 30th Street Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH W. THEESFELD 2139 High Street Des Moines, Iowa HARRY E. THOMAS 1108 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN W. THOMAS Chariton, Iowa JAMES W. THOMAS 300-8th Street W. Des Moines, Iowa RON E. THORNTON Polk City. Iowa RICHARD N. THRASHER Burlington, Iowa MIRIAM E. THUESEN Newell, Iowa CHARLES N. TUFTS 615 Clinton Des Moines, Iowa NELS TURNQUIST Rt. 5, Box 66 Des Moines, Iowa MAVIS J. UTOFT Rt. 5 Tyler, Minnesota INGER A . VESTER Skovlyst Brrup, Denmark DONALD E. WAGGONER 4104 S,W, 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa MARILYN I . WAGNER 529 S. Kiel Holstein, Iowa LaNEITA G. WARD 2306 34th Street Des Moines, Iowa LARRY L. WAYMAN 3210 Oxford Des Moines. Iowa WILLIAM D. WELLER 3617 E. 39th Street Des Moines, Iowa 98 KATHERINE I. WERTS 58 W. 116th Street New York, New York PAUL M. WEST 1040 19th Street Des Moines, Iowa ALVIN P, WHITE 4814 Ingersoll Avenue Des Moines, Iowa JANET P. WHITE R,F,D. 1 Charlton, Iowa LAURENCE B. WIDNEY 1413 63rd Street Des Moines, Iowa DALE D. WINDERS 2815 E. Clinton Des Moines, Iowa Sophomouea CARL V. ADAMS 1906 39th Street Des Moines, Iowa CAROLE A. ANDERSEN 3825 11th Street Des Moines, Iowa DON L, ANDERSON Slater, Iowa KAY M. ANDREW 1712 36th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID B. ANTON 3315 Ingersoll Avenue Des Moines, Iowa PAUL BENELL, IR. R,R, 1 Brighton, Iowa KEITH W. BOS WELL 3500 58th Street Des Moines, Iowa ROBER'I' E. BOWSHER 3308 6th Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DONALD L. BRADY 3314 Columbia Des Moines, Iowa RAYMOND L. BRUNTMYER 3102 Lincoln Avenue Des Moines, Iowa SALLY D. BUFORD 2533 Eveningside Drive Topeka, Kansas JAMES A, CALVERT 2005 Cottage Grove Des Moines, Iowa MERVYN A. WILD Box 202 Redfield, Iowa ORVILLE C. WOODSIDE Oneida, Illinois NANCY L. AKINS Milford, Iowa THOMAS N. CHEW 7320 Douglas Des Moines, Iowa GRETA J. CHRISTENSEN Box 165 Steele, North Dakota KENNETH N. CHRISTOPHER R, F. D, Dwight, Illinois JEAN L. CIANCIARUSO 712 S.W. Davis Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT CISNA 1911 York Street Des Moines. Iowa VIRGINIA A. CLARK R.R. 2 Ganservoort, New York HANS I. CLAUSEN Box 375 Great Falls, Montana RICHARD L. COOK 3848 E. 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa LEE A, DALLAGER 619 40th Street Des Moines, Iowa ERNEST E. DAVIS 616 1'7th Street Des Moines, Iowa 5,4 THEODORE F. DOGGETT 3907 8th Street Des Moines, Iowa RODNEY M. WILSON 2905 Oxford Des Moines, Iowa PHILIP W. DOTTS R. R. 2 Russell, Iowa KARL A. EGGERSS 2001 E. 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa DENNIS J, ENDICOTT 4000 Indianola Des Moines, Iowa ARNOLD L. ERICKSON 737 Sandahl Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DAGMAR E. EVE 2104 E. 73rd Street Chicago, Illinois BEVERLY S. FAILES R. R. 1 Runnells, Iowa DONALD W. FAUPEL 2500 3'7th Street Des Moines, Iowa EDWARD T. FJELDE 1434 E. Jefferson Des Moines, Iowa JERRY B. FULTON 1809 23rd Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD M. FUST 708 35th Street Des Moines, Iowa WAYNE H. GANDER 614 W. Euclid Des Moines, Iowa PHILIP L. GIBILISCO 6903 Colby Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM E. GIFT Dallas Center, Iowa PAUL F. GOULD 1219 Chautaugua Pkwy. Des Moines, Iowa 99 RICHARD R GRA r 2407 E 12th Stre Des Moines Iow AN T M G 'I 1 10 Pershmg d s '-sl 3 DAV 'W RIFFITHS 4030 13 treet P1 Des Mo es, Iowa ' '3i',:':.:f . I fivfilf'---' ' 5 A 'I V ' '31 '. 11 ' fjfij. ' 25' 'I pug 'f'3ll'41 E . ' 'IILZEWT ' ,sw , , , if. , Iow a 15,1 rms. ' W gpm X Haifa'-LI. Q ff I . ,jj:ii1 VES 'mijv , f7I?P5.!r ' 7? T 'ET' Th - I 1 ii-11' Q,-'K 515' 'AME 5' 0 ROBERT L. HAMMER 3319 Cornell Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID R. HANER Box 308 Brayton, Iowa JOHN R. HARMEYER 2921 E. Tiffin Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS A. HERMANSEN 1629 N. lst Street Fremont, Nebraska OTIS W. IRWIN 3616 University Des Moines, Iowa VIRGIL C. JACOBSEN 2423 E. 13th Street Des Moines, Iowa ELNA I. JENSEN RI 1 Meckling, South Dakota RICHARD E. JENSEN 1209 Marston Ames, Iowa CAROL J, JEPSEN 2009 Merner Ave. Cedar Falls, Iowa RICHARD H. JOHNSON 3010 John Patterson Rd. Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT C. KAHLER Granger, Iowa CYNTHIA KEELEY '705 S.E. Hughes Ave. Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS R. KEHO Allerton, Iowa RAYMOND O. KENDALL 1110 E. 6th St. Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM C . LARGE 4203 Lower Beaver Rd. Des Moines, Iowa STEVE T. LARSON 2012 E. 12th St. Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM R, LEE 6475 Sunset Terrace Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT L. LEMKE Box 72 Dallas Center, Iowa JOSEPH A. LONGO 1800 56th St. Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH E. IDWE 3520 64th St. Des Moines, Iowa HAROLD LUTHER J R. 641 5th St. West Des Moines, Iowa STEVEN G. McBRlAN 2405 Reynolds Lane Des Moines, Iowa JOY I. McBRlDE 4315 Beaver Des Moines, Iowa MARTIN G. MCCARTHY 1411 Highview Dr. Des MOIHCS, Iowa Logan s mes Iowa AM MCCOLLUM f 669 2 Street Des M x Iowa 2617 Suns ive Des Moines :A ff JAMES A. EARL MCCLELLAN ' I I ffjrisi 1 ROY . -f LL ' ' L wa M 3810 67th sn. Des Moines, Iowa 'Tv- ROBERT L. MAHAFFEY 3516 E. 7th St. Des Moines, Iowa MARY E, MILLER 923 38th Street Des Moines, Iowa EDWIN L. MOHLER 3911 School St. Des Moines, Iowa ARILD D. MOLLER 2846 Cortez St. Chicago, Illinois DON L. MONSON 1004 E. Sheridan Ave. Des Moines, Iowa PAUL R. MORGENSEN Askov, Minnesota KENNETH M. MYERS 729 Sandahl Des Moines, Iowa PATRICIA K. MYERS 3309 Sims Dr. Des Moines, Iowa VIRGIL K. NEELY 2823 Kingman Des Moines, Iowa DONALD P. NELSON Exeter, Nebraska JOHN A. NELSON R.R. 1 Nevada, Iowa DONNA I. NICHOLS 1420 Mattem Ave. Des Moines, Iowa DAVID V. NIELSEN 36 Willow Rd. Watsonville, California LARRY T. NIELSON 390 M. St. Aurora, Nebraska MARK S, NUSSLE 2615 W. 104th Pl. Chicago, Illinois HAROLD M. OLSEN 905 Hull Ave Des Moines, Iowa 100 KENNETH W. PAULSEN Reddick, Illinois MARY KAY PEACOCK 719 McKee St. Des Moines. Iowa JERRY K. PEARSON 3936 Hubbell Des Moines, Iowa NIEL PETERSEN Box 353 Tyler, Minnesota CARL R. PILEGAARD Ruthton, Minnesota PHYLLIS D. RAYMOND 3436 45th Ave So. Minneapolis, Minnesota RICHARD I. SHAFFER 3122-3rd St. Des Moines, Iowa GERALD R, SCHARTNER 3405 E. Washington Des Moines, Iowa EUGENE L. SCHEFFERS 1808 7th St. Des Moines, Iowa FORREST E, SMITH 1051 Oregon Waterloo. Iowa JERRY O. SMITH 2725 Delaware Des Moines, Iowa BETTY I. SONDERGAARD 5515 Maywood Ave. Maywood, Califomia LELAND D, SORENSEN Askov, Minnesota PAUL D. SORENSEN 1101 Grand View Ave, Des Moines, Iowa RUTH C. SORENSEN 5619 Badger Court Greendale, Wisconsin DORIS I. STEFFENSON 2327 Maple St. Des Moines, Iowa DONALD F. STEVENS 3133 E. 12th Sr. Des Moines, Iowa LARRY R. STONE 3848 E. 14th St. Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES L. SWANSON 3024 Columbia Des Moines, Iowa GUY E. TAM Panora, Iowa STEPHEN W. THOMAS 1464 E. 14th St. Des Moines, Iowa CARL W. THOMPSON, JR. 1428 E. Hull Ave. Des Moines, Iowa RUTH E. THOMSEN 3212 York St. Des Moines, Iowa MARION G. VANDE WALL Ankeny, Iowa RICHARD A. WALLFRED 4020 John Lynde Rd. Des Moines, Iowa VERNON F. WATERS 2128 E. 27th St. Des Moines, Iowa GARY L. WOOLSEY 1119 5'7th St. Des Moines. Iowa 'lew Students RANDY C. AVIS 7004 Reite Avenue Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES BAKER 1450 Lyon Street Des Moines, Iowa BOBBIE G. CHARTER 1117 Walker Street Des Moines, Iowa 2... ILGVARS R. CINKS 1624 Maple Street Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM B. CLARK 1440 64th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN R. COLEMAN 609 10th Street W. Des Moines, Iowa PHILIP G. COOK 907 Grandview Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS W. DAVIDSON 1111 East Sth Street Des Moines, Iowa RONALD L. DAVIS 412 Aurora Street Des Moines, Iowa DONALD D. DINGMAN 1717 Park Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DAVID H. DROWN 4005 Fagen Drive Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD C. FARRELL 3301 45th Street Des Moines, Iowa BLAINE H, FLAKE 6552 Colby Des Moines, Iowa ALBERT D. GLADSON 1804 47th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOSEPH W. GRAEVE R.R. 1 Buckgrove, Iowa MORTON GRAVES, JR, 1023 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa JIM N, HALL 3323 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT HANSEN 3105 Holcomb Des Moines. Iowa 101 DEAN A HAUSC -iff'-m' '710 31st Street Des Momes Iow HN C HEA 12 Lyon Moines Road Des Iowa VIRGI HILLMAN 2203 H h Street Des Moines, Iowa LD 1,311 GGINS THOMAS W. HOPPER 1426 26th Street Des Moines, Iowa IANIS G. IURGENSEN 4004 Comell Des Moines, Iowa RODERICK K. KENT 1213 Southlawn Drive Des Moines, Iowa THOMAS M, KING 1612 33rd Street Des Moines, Iowa NAOMI V. KNOLL Dallas Center, Iowa CLAIRJ. KNOP 902 30th Street Des Moines, Iowa MERLYN K. LINN 1615 Arlington Des Moines, Iowa JOHN C. MANNING '7218 El Rancho Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT D, MEEK 4028 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa GENE R. MILLER 1718 46th Street Des Moines, Iowa RHODA M. MILLER 1349 Fremont Des Moines, Iowa IOE A. MULLAHEY 1010 31st Street Des Moines, Iowa ROLAND K. OLSON 1812 59th Street Des Moines, Iowa JANET E. PARKES 9424 S. Turner Chicago 42, Illinois RICHARD L. RANDOLPH 2922 Des Moines Street Des Moines, Iowa BILLY R. REDMAN Mitchellville, Iowa RONALD R. REYNOLDSON 1909 Green Street Boone, Iowa DAVID R. ROBERTS 720 40th Street Des Moines, Iowa RUDY G. ROE 2021 East 27th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD G. SCHUSTER 1307 21st Street Des Moines, Iowa JOSEPH A. SI-IEEHAN 4215 Hubbell Des Moines, Iowa JAMES G. SLANINGER 662 45th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD K, SMITH 6000 Indianola Road oines, Iowa L M Y B STAPLETON 23 I Euclid Des N mes Iowa PHIL STEVENS 4137 9 YI eet DENNIS R 'I INN 3511 70th S Des MOIHCS - A v , 4 9 U J, ,J 'S . I' -!'.X,,! 1 1 ' 'rip 2 - gf' .fps lj . Q.: ,- 4 . I A ' ' -fir 'J'ffi-- 15215. .W 'i ki . , 'wig -1 -: AE,- - HZYT2 - ' - , Des '5e1':.'. Iowa r.- A1 'L VG. .f ji Gigli 1 'J ft xr' ' 4 1' 0 Iii... . I in 1.Q.'.,i, zzfflzl . ina. Nj,-1 -' 1 r,.,!rI Q 'Y W LARRY R. THOMPSON 702 2nd Street N.E. Hampton, Iowa RICHARD E, VEAK 1315 E. 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN W. WILLIAMS 120 W. Broadway Colfax, Iowa 102 v . f 'fi . 4 Q x N O . 1 'riff ,.-f Ar , . 0 4 nau- ' 'v k..g'n' D Commenoeliight! Phone AM 6-5115 C. L. Jackson, Propr. Prescription Drug Store 1 ZR fb 1717 E, Ninth Sh Before You Leap... xr, Q Des Moines, Iowa Look at AM 6- .I 2 7v.In' Urdu' nl lrprndnble lrrclre SUBURBAN APPLIANCE CENTER LUGGAGE DEPARTMEN T Here you'11 find YOUR personal luggage --the style, size and color you want, at the price you want to pay. Famous quality brands you can carry with trust! 852 Hull Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Univenaal Photoqfraphena . Copies . Architectural . Slides . Photo-Mu'raIs . Aerials . Machinery Call BL 5-2616 2625 Forest Ave. Des Moines, Iowa JLV V -. - .J F-Q, .- il? Morshgu fown -VI acluci flenaen Conatnuction Co. and United Contnactoua Utilities Publ ic Highways T. G. Jensen Carl Jensen Bernie Jensen Evald Jensen Erling Jensen l9Ol Easton Blvd. Des Moines Telephone AM 6-5l73 l-a iff Don 'lohnaon Phanmacq East 9th and Hull Prescriptions Hallmark Cards Dinect Hduentiainq .9nc 'Mailing Lists 'Photo Offset 'Addressing 'Lithographing 'Mimeographing 'Printing 'Muitigraphing 'Planographing Art 8. Copy Service 424 East Grand Phone CH 4-0106 Capital Citq State Bank Des Moines Drive-In Bank Member F. D. I. C. East 5th and Locust new Cjanfield Clothing Company Apparel for men since 1883 Congratulations to the Class of '58 Veme Gustafson . Emerett Hansen Verne Nelsen Compliments of JOHN BLOEM STORES Mens Clothing 8 Shoes for family ADAMS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY East 5th and Locust Your East Des Moines Druggist Have your doctor phone us Free prescription delivery Compliments of SILVERS DEPARTMENT STORES 509-13 E. Locust 224-26 5th St. West Des Moines, Iowa JESSEN GROCERY 1301 East Sheridan Des Moines, Iowa Phone AM 2-5416 ellow Cal: Companq , Dependable Service For Over 44 Years - The Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow For Service Call CH 3-1111 550 7th G00d Food Quick Service Bob Boota Shake and Steak 3418 East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa Delicious Steakburgers Lunches Malts and Shakes Since 1893 o ft Scandic: 1' Savings and Loan Association QGQQEEGQAM Current Dividends 3 1f2'k 518 East Locust Street Des Moines, Iowa Compliments of DUNCAN'S BARBER SHOP BORRALL'S SUPER VALUE 840 Hull East 14th and Hull Air Conditioned milieu manic Music of all publishers Phone AT 8-2103 718 Grand Des Moines Hiahlancl Paula State Bank Complete Banking Service for Your Convenience Cpen Friday Evenings Till 8:00 p.m. Member F. D. I. C. 3rd and Euclid Des Moines, Iowa Raq Haqea Oil Co. Compliments of Koch Bnothena 'Pnintena Stationers---Office Outfitters lowest prices on gas plus complete service ' Established 1889 East 14th and Des Moines Des Moines UQHJL i A 'Q M, 55553 9 if 'F A ' ii e A NN- 1 5 Z S ,Hrs Q Yo Ki-4 Hamboucfa meata wholesale and Retail P+. CH 3 7425 419 E 6 h fc' C ff She thinha of nothing but heuaelb and men, Chapter one in marriage and family. See her at breakfast before k i g y i bl o t t ll all l'l'CVOC3 C C l'l l'3.C S. heuaelk and clothed and. . .heuaelb! Well, you boys aren 't so hot your- Hey look, we've caught one at last! I Il selves. North Pierce Ave. Bridge, Mason City, Iowa Jawa Bnidqe Co. Highway, Railway Bridges and General Construction Des Moines, Iowa Phone AT 2-6891 Hartvig Jensen E..A. Kramme Coal Furnaces: Coal - Oil - Gas Mifchell Air Conditioners UNIVERSITY AVENUE COAL CO. Ch 4-3251 H. fl. Olaen Sefwice Station 0 Friendly Service 0 East 9th and Jefferson Phone AM 6-9288 m ' i., m.4-,.,A,j4'4- I , Vggqfgia-.f,. vi Challenging Opportunities for Young Men and Women Des Moines i225 Se cond COLONIAL Des Moines BAKERY Iowa Stoner Piano Company Evenq 'Jnanaaction Cjuananteed Henry C. Olson, President 0 Henry C. Olson 0 Vergne Ford President and Secretary Assistant Secretary and Organist o Mrs. H. C. Olson 0 T. L. Foster Vice President and Treasurer Sales Manager o A. R. Lundquist, Jr. Manager Organ Department Steinway, Chickering, Haddorff, Wurlitzer, Geo. Steek, ' Hammond Electric and Estey Organs l0th and Walnut Street Des Moines 9, Iowa ? I ., ..,.., .ww Amr MANurAc1umNc co., J - .cd ,.,....-11 - 'f' X rxbxlz 3 .-Nt' s One Quality - Onlq the Beat Eighth and Mulberry Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines Davenport Waterloo Omaha Mason City Jawa Power: and Light Companq Electricity is cheap in Des Moines 823 Walnut Street Phone AT 8-7l6l Compliments of 'Jhuibtwaq Super: Wlanleeta We Give S 81 H Green Stamps COMPLIMENTS OF. . . fl '3uiend Complete advertising, Merchandising, Sales, 9 9 9 9 Public Relations and Research Service NELSON K! COMPANY f SIMPSON'S Compliments o SUPER VALU Robert R. Davis East Ninth 8. Guthrie SKELLY PRODUCTS Des Moines, Iowa 2218 E. 9th 95 University Compliments of Ch 3-6281 A11 Modern -Holiday motel 3414 E. 14th Restaurant Near By ACME CLEANERS For delightful and convenient shopping . . Visit our Parks Fair Store P'CkUP . Del'Ve Y Parks Fair Shopping Center 6fl Ss EUCl'd CH 3-8622 FRANKELS 30th 8. Forest 6th 8. College 612.615 Locust CR 9-3701 AT 2-5006 2nd gl Euclid 42nd 81 University 410 East 6th BL- 5-2613 AT 8-5204 For Extra-rich M IL K and other high-quality dairy products WITH THE MILLION-DOLLAR FLAVOR Call CH 3-62ll for prompt, courteous home delivery FLYNN DAIRY COMPANY Most Modern Dairy ln the Midwest Des Moines, Iowa 'Hull Avenue Beauty Salon Permanent Wave Specialists Phone 6-7l 32 2920 E. 9th St. Bernice Gray Proprietor Our pride and ioy Two Jensens and a cornerstone The finished product menedith'a ia a good place to wonlz Meredith Offers You Pleasant working conditions Insurance and retirement benefits Opportunity for advancement A company cafeteria Publishers of. . . Better Homes 81 Gardens Successful Farming r'- ' --' . . . Also sewing the nation Meredlth Publlshlng Co. I'l'1l'0UQI l books, radio, Gnd 1716 Locust Street, Des Moines, Iowa MARVIN KNOX CAFE FOOD SHOP Groceries-Meats-Vegetables-Frozen Foods Serving Premium Foods at CII Hours 842 Hull Ave. Tel.. Am 6-7525 1535 E- Euclid Compliments of STANDARD SERVICE E. I4th and Euclid HULL AVE VARIETY A Ben Franklin Store Your Complete Variety Store Everything you need for school 8. your room 838 Hull Ave AM 6-IO22 .gp , :M -I I ' ..i- ix lowA sums BANK at ' I ,Q 'PTI EAST ssvsmn AND Locust smears I BEEF: 'I ,ir r11qA1iQQrAfi511Q Capfmz , I ' if 'Ii 1 b .-4 M -.,-.-, -'s -tg? ' X X'.l:iUf 1 :- V . 5 4 r'- Flu' I' 'lf k , ll' LH v 5 yrs. 1-IEE xg . Xi E 75 5' 4 A n - 1, ., 5545253 . .u .3 . l ! 7,.LL , 'L AA Vx 3 , N , , rl! gm .27 41 l w ww y nw lung' AH in-tin. -.-.rx 4 F U X ,I. 4. I Q' - uf 3 1 4 A - 'Wi' .1- 1 E' nule: f l . I .7 4, gg ' 1 ' 1 v 1 1 .I'ig.j,1n 4 ' 'iiiflfgf 5415.14 -' f-Qfff, 122 ..I-3.1-wLH A '. 12:3-fi . .g.:,:,f1- t f F7 -1',.'1'MJ',- . 1.-. ,W- f -by ' .ff-4. ivy-1 f -- 'ny I 'Ir 1 I '- '1-H f . 1. -ilk ' I I . fi-T1 K 41 'fl' ' i . 1 liiff ' .W - I , ' .tr 1 1 En! is 5 E 'f P' w . 1. . ,4. j A 1 l 4 4 -.. Lui? 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