Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1959 volume:

Egfigjp THE VIKING 1959 Published by the Students of GRAND VIEW COLLEGE Des Moines, Iowa. I A .I A .4 A I, 4. fffij-,li-I' 4 ,QQ'i.:If'g3g,:: J H3Lf.u:4?. A fig-F . ' H-if I-r w1'iv.T'- ' 51. ' 16' 1' - g P ' 4. .,.1 ',.,- -121' , -. IW 1 3 ' - . -I' IH - II-'l-' .H:4.,,'g-4.'If'.1 ,gn ' II ,,-.ZW -I: , , , ,ur L 1-1 - L.,-I1-Q 2 -A 144. I , L- . .--f W,-fr 1 I I vs' ,.- ', r .,.4 .- -.--., . '-'. .'-.' ' , 4, ,,r..4 , My 5- II L, .- , , , - - V-e nl , ,, 's,m,,:1- R-II: .nw . ':'v,'-,-1,4 4-1 ' 344 III r, ,-Ir:u-yj -3 r I K I- 5 - .,,.- ., - 1.-..u .. A, - 1 -1,-if ,. 1 . - , I: , V., 1 ,T .,. ,-..-, . W 4 II JI l,r- . 4 ' 'W-',, -'I4 ' U ' 'i . Lyn. ILI, 1 34' ,, .4 . I, '- I I yi..-. -rx-1 .gr 1. -J ' .4 4 , ', X-Q' I, 1 4 ' T ' .+I , , 4 '1 , , T I 7 , ,. . . I 1 wffz ' I l J. . AF..- ,A .hz -, . 4-,. . I' . 1 4 .4 ,U 49 ' . fu, , -,vb 4. xx 'r.+,. ' -fx 's ,,. aG A r P'-f tx :fra-xg, W1 vgitrf L45 IJ. V w Qfw' A 1 ' ' -.. a 5 L.. -IW. , P. , v . 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We laid foundation here Facing defeat and fear, But Thou hast built the house and Thou didst cheer us, Now as it stands complete, We kneel before Thy feetg Whom Thou art near is safe, so be Thou near us! Let us before Thy face Walk here in truth and graceg And lea.d us on to grand and noble visions! Teach us the highest artg Wisdom that warms the heart! Give richer life to youth with true ambitions! Bless those who saw 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 ,,,, -,.,, ,.,,f,,,,, ,-,,,-,.fY, , ' ' ' jL1AiilLg1,,' , . ,., Campus son f,! ,V lr- K Y K 4-f' maven ff!! A ,- T 7' T 7 E LH: L-.1 L..: cms Lacuna H N-X' 1'-1 f-1 ' TT S 1.4 Q Q L.: L-.1 V av va-,sfuu .Xomcz Wg V3 - Ill GYM wouen 19 cmeczssmu f H ff - y.- ornct suowzn none: '--J -' :asia swans: one ,f wean-Qugaoou nz s Looman um!! 2 7 I gn 9 1 u u I L A I . I A I D V I l ' 5 0 L L I . I 'nvzl :ollllslolunuu uiunuu s mnu CAMPUS IICREANQN SERVICE T 1 uuup, I-Wrox Hon , ' 1 noun no an J I , n 5 4 3 I 2 I n F' R ST 1 Pvauc -Q 'uf BOYS' DORM 19 From B'U9Prints EW 5 Q ' + And ld GYM 1910 To Buildings OLD MAIN 1896 Luther Memorial Church Luther Memorial Church 1917 ak -. ' I J Q ff :TL v 'f1'+L- I Science Building 19 57 Contents FACULTY STUDENTS NURSES SE MINARY Valhalla 1947 CHOIR ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING An O is a circle A circle is infiniteg it has no end. Here at Grand View we come in contact with the infinite: through our God and through the vast and limitless funds of knowledge that are available to us. The 0 is also the first let- ter in the word Hour. Grand View is OUR schooL We make it what it is, whether it be satisfactory or not. We are proud of its accomplish- ments: we create the traditions and attitudes that others find unique. In that spirit we dedicate this yearbook for 1959 toalltheteachers Dedication and students, past and present, who have labored here and will long remember the story of our campus and their Dart in it. QUE X DSX! 6660379 President Nielsen Whether one reads Sholem Asch's, THE APOSTLE, or Boris Pasternak's DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, one is deeply struck by a common witness from two different worlds to the place of suffering in the lifeof the people one meets on the pages of these two books. Personalities emerge. Both books are profoundly religious. They reflect the high talent and the complete dedication of the authors to their literary mission. There is a personal dedication for which each of these men has had to pay, thus confirming their central wimess that sacrifice is part of human life. In THE APOSTLE and DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, onecon- fronts the inescapable question, What did it mean to be a Jew? during the periods which these two books cover. Somehow we nearly always have an answer on hand to this question. Is it because this question does dis- turb our conscience? Strangely enough, we probably find it more difficult to ask, What does it mean to bea Christian? Many religious leaders are asking seriously for a lay-witness to this question. Although we do not deprecate such a development in contemporary Christian- ity and do recognize that many students from Christian communities in Asia and Africa are disconcerted, yes, even disappointed to find many Christian students in America rather reticent in matters of faith, reticence or slowness to speak tuttil one has something to say is better than shallow, religious verbiage. My point is that our generation is not without significant lay-witnesses to the creative and redemprive power or redemptive power of religion. We meet this in many contemporary writings of serious literature. The Christian college is an ideal place for students to begin to read great imaginative literature in religi- ous terms. There are modern authors whose writings show that modern man cannot come to grips with the basic concerns and issues of life without encountering religion. The source of such serious literature is inevitably trace- able to the individual writer's own person, his concern with the antitheses, tragedies, inevitabilities, and potenti- alities of man and life, and his deep commitment and dedication to his literary vocation. The pages between the past and the present are replete with records of those who dedicated themselves to a godly way of life. Perhaps they were fools in the eyes of their own generation, but in the case of many of them their deeds follow them and their legacy is ours. Although our knowledge is limited, we are not without light. We hope that students will follow the light and continue the pursuit of liberal education throughout life. Ernest D. Nielsen i. .M.,,v..-.Q A '-,ul ,Q 6... . jjqf f ffkfr fwfr.,-u W-T: I? fl.--2 iw X in :Ma ,JW .,,,1-..kJ.rJ, A lu r L, .Liv 1 lvl.-'L Y ' ' '- ., A: ' 4. -5, , - I f K ' '-'-' 2 :- larsl 1' - M' rffxfnw v 2 -.'--'wg-s '-..' 1 i,:fgvif,v ,Z .bn :1.,,,'l! I-,X Y n J flu' ll LBTP: -uv r-7 'wuz 5 : : - L, -'QI' TQ'- ' A ,lurmi 53- V 'fl -T .A- -.L -- 1 ff-I 1'-q- -1 .'.-1 . .IWW Wig .sf --. 1 .1 ,. ,En ,H . . -my - QF , V l Q W :at HELVINE MAILAND Recorder BARBARA BELL Librarian BLANCHE PARKER Cook Non -Teaching Personnel X.. BETTY SIBERT Secretary MARY NELSON Secretary KATHRYN ELLENBERGER Secretary ANNA RASMUSSEN Girls' Housemother DORIS CHRISTIAN SEN Nurse EVAN PARKER Caretaker ALBERTA BRADY Education Psychology ROBERT BURHAM Chemistry HERBERT HURLEY Mathematics Physics MARVIN IESSEN Biology General Science RUTH F ARSTRUP Speech English D OROTHY H ORN Psychology Mathematics JOHN MAS SMAN Ac counting ROBERT MEADE Art SIV JOHNSON Languages AXEL KILDEGAARD Ethics IEANINE MORAVEC English W. S. MORGENTHALER Engineering A. C. NIELSEN History IEANICE N OYE S Speech Drama ROBERT SPEED Music English English Literature REUBEN SWANSON Christianity GERALD RASMUSSEN History Political Science DAVID SISAM Physical Training MATILDA WILKINSON Business Education DON ZINGER Christian Literature and Art FACULTY N OI' PICTURED: IDAMAY KACENA Mathematics BETTY OGG Voice CLEO WILLIAMSON English WILBUR WILLIAMSON Sociology History Board of Directors CHAIRMAN Dr. Erling N. Jensen, Ames, Iowa VICE-CHAIRMAN Rev. Ronald Iespersen, Cedar Falls, Iowa SECRETARY Rev. Harris Jespersen, Circle Pines, Minnesota TREASURER Jens Thuesen, Cedar Falls, Iowa DIRECTORS John Bemis, Des Moines, Iowa Joseph Chamberlain, Des Moines, Iowa H. W. Gjelsteen, Menominee, Michigan Lavern Hamborg, Des Moines, Iowa Dr. Alfred Jensen, Des Moines, Iowa Dr. C. Arild Olsen, New York City, New York JL ga, ERIK ANDERSEN Solv ang, California MARILYN ANDERSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa CLEMENS BERTELL Garden City, Michigan Our CAROL ANN BEYER Hampton, Nebraska JOHN BUCK Des Moines, Iowa CAROL CHRISTENSEN Chicago, Illinois EANETTE Cl-IRISTENSEN ucedale, Mississippi ARNE CHRISTIANSEN Solvang, California KENNETH CLARK Des Moines, Iowa Sophomores KENNETH DUNSHEE Carlisle , Iowa ERIK ELLGAARD Des Moines, Iowa DAVE ESBECK Kirnballton, Iowa ANN GALLAGHER Des Moines, Iowa. SANDRA GIELSTEEN Menominee , Michigan DONALD HASEN Ceder Falls, Iowa. IENS HANSEN Bellerose 26, New York IUDY HANSEN Des Moines, Iowa MARTHA HANSEN Des Moines, Iowa TRUDY HANSEN Iowa, City, Iowa. ERIC I-JEIBERG Des Moines, Iowa. BOB JENSEN Solv ang, C alifomi a. TOVE IESPERSEN Circle Pines, Minnesota, 31 lil Al W 2 3 ' y, THOMAS JOHNSON Des Moines, Iowa, IVAN KERR gl Cambridge , Iowa V Q :Fi X , fx if , . .,,. x ref -,V- to ig I CHARD KLMN 1 Stratford , Connecticut MARJERY KRAFT Hampton , Iowq, VIRGIL LARSEN Hopkins , Missouri PAUL LAURSEN Atlantic , Iowa, t BETTY LOCK Nevada, Iowa, ROBERT LOUREN S Mitchellville , Iowa. ' if I GLEN LUETTKE Des Moines, Iowa. KENNETH MC CONNELL Des Moines, Iowa, LOIS MADSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa. PETER MADSEN Auburn, Washington WAYNE MADSEN Ceder Falls, Iowa. LELAND MOLGAARD A1ta,, Iowa, ll , , LEON NEDEGAARD Askov , Minnestoa KENNETH NELLEMANN Brooklyn, New York KATHRINE NYBOE Racine , Wisconsin NANCY OLSON Madrid , Iowa. BILLY REDMAN Mitchellville , Iowa KENNETH REED Fresno 1, California CHARD ROBINSON es Moines, Iowa IRGINIA RUDASILL es Moines, Iowa ELAINE SORENSEN Oak Terrace, Minnesota GILBERT SORENSEN Chicago, Illinois 1 ONALD STILLWELL es Moines, Iowa AMES TUCKER STONE Des Moines, Iowa KEITH SWEET Muskegon, Michigan VERONICA TARM Des Moines, Iowa. J A NET W HITE Chariton, Iowa, RODNEY WILSON Des Moines, Iowa Our Freshmen L CAROLE ALEXANDER Des Moines, Iowa. ROBERT ALLER Des Moines, Iowa. NORMA ALLSTEADT Des Moines, Iowa. DUANE ANDERSON Des Moines, Iowa DONALD BELL Des Moines, Iowa, MAX BIBLE Des Moines , Iowa, I AMES BREINING Botna, Iowa PHILLIP BRINKMAN Dagmar, Montana NILE BUCH Storm Lake, Iowa SANDRA BUCH Minneapolis, Minnesota LARRY CHRISTENSEN Lucedale, Mississippi RAY CHRISTENSEN Brush, Colorado ART HUR CHRISTIANSEN Dwight, Iowa CAROL CHRISTIANSEN Des Moines, Iowa. DIANE CHRISTIANSEN Minneapolis , Minnesota DAVID CLAUSSEN Des Moines, Iowa. DONNA CRAMER Des Moines, Iowa. IVAN DAM Tyler, Minnesota ELSA DANIELSEN Newell, Iowa IANICE DANIELSEN Dike, Iowa DENNIS DAY Des Moines, Iowa SALLY DICKERSON Marshalltown, Iowa SYLVIA DOYSCHER Des Moines, Iowa EDWARD DUFF Des Moines, Iowa ERLING DUUS Alden, Minnesota SOREN DYREMOSE Metuchen, New Jersey CONNIE ELMQUIST Kimballton, Iowa DEAN FIENE ' Des Moines, Iowa DANIEL FINCH Des Moines, Iowa BERKLEY FLETCHER Cambridge, Iowa WAYNE FOGED Cozad, Nebraska MARY JO FOX Dallas Center, Iowa PATSY GEBHART Des Moines, Iowa LARRY HAINES Bondurant, Iowa BEVERLY HANSEN Hampton, Iowa DANIEL HAN SEN Minneapolis, Minnesota JERRY HONOLD Des Moines, Iowa MARY HOOBIN Des Moines, Iowa GLORIA VAN HOUWELING Des Moines, Iowa IUDITH HUNT Des Moines, Iowa BERTHA IBSEN Viborg, South Dakota JOY IBSEN Viborg, South Dakota 1' , 15 1'-'--K ff- vp-Qysp 1: . N 2 l J FRANK INCE Des Moines, Iowa KATHRYN IVERSEN Solvang, California ARLA IACOBSEN Solvang, California BRETA JAMES Des Moines, Iowa BENJAMIN JENSEN Monrovia, Liberia CAROLYN I EN SEN Hampton, Iowa ELIZABETH JENSEN Des Moines, Iowa ORLAND JENSEN Askov, Minnesota VERNON JOHNSON Cedar Falls, Iowa JOHN JORGENSEN Kimballton, Iowa HENRY IORGENSEN Helena, Montana JANIS IURGENSEN Des Moines, Iowa JUDITH KETELSEN Buellton, California TED KILDEGAARD Grand Rapids, Michigan KARLA KNOLL San Diego, California MARY JANE KREITLOW Des Moines, Iowa ANNABELLE LANE Mitchellville, Iowa LEOTA LAURSEN Marquette, Nebraska JUDY ANN MC CARTY Des Moines, Iowa. RONALD MC CONNELL Des Moines, Iowa. JANET MC COY Des Moines, Iowa KATHRINE MADSEN W aaterloo, Iowa. MARGARET MADSEN Solv ang, California KAY ANN MALLICOAT Colfax, Iowa LARRY MARK Des Moines, Iowa. ERIC MELSO Des Moines, Iowa. DANIEL MIKEL Detroit , Michigan RHODA MILLER Des Moines, Iowa. JOHN MORTENSEN Chicago, Illinois WILLARD MOSHER A Des Moines, Iowa. 'W J' J. ELSA MULLER Minneapolis, Minnesota ANDREW NIELSEN Cedar Falls, Iowa DAVID NOBLETT Des Moines, Iowa BARBARA OATES Fresno, California ALICE OLSEN Ruthton, Minnesota GLEN OLSEN St. Paul, Minnesota JANET PARKS Chicago, Illinois SONIA PEDERSEN Minneapolis, Minnesota ARDEN PETERSEN Solvang, California KAREN PHILLIPS Des Moines, Iowa, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Des Moines, Iowa IULENE POWELL Des Moines, Iowa KARL RASMUSSEN Kirnballton, Iowa JERRY ROAN Dallas Center, Iowa BETSY ANN ROSS Des Moines, Iowa AGNETE SCHIOLER Palaet, Roskilde, Denmark JEAN SCHMIDT Menorninee, Michigan I ON SHAF ER Aurora, Nebraska JAMES SLANINGER Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM SNYDER Des Moines, Iowa LINDA SONDERGAARD Maywood, California FAITH TEEPLE Des Moines, Iowa MELVIN TH OMAS Colfax, Iowa DONALD WAGGONER Des Moines, Iowa 1 V I q A JAMES WEAVER Wa.ukee , Iowa. JO ANN WELTON Des Moines, Iowa LINDA WHEATCRAFT Des Moines, Iowa, PAUL ZEHNGRAFF Minneapolis , Minnesota. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Rev. Ronald Jespersen, Dr. Erling Jensen, Jens Thuesen, and Rev. Harris Jespersen. STANDING: Joseph Chamberlain, Dr. Alfred Jensen, N. W. Gjelsteen, Dr. Arild Olsen, and Lavern I-Iamborg. NOT PICTURED: John Bemis. The business of Grand View College and seminary is conducted by a ten member Board of Directors. At the annual meeting, the directors perform such duties as selecting new teachers, determining needs and expenditures, and planning the building program for the college. Present board members include: CHAIRMAN DIRECTORS Dr. Erling N. Jensen, John Bemis, Ames, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa VICE-CHAIRMAN Joseph Chamberlain, Rev. Ronald Iespersen, Des Moines, Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa H. W. Gjelsteen, SECRETARY Menominee, Michigan Rev. Harris Iespersen, Circle Pines, Minnesota Lavern Harnborg, Des Moines, Iowa TREASURER I ens Thuesen Dr. Alfred Jensen, Cedar Falls, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Dr. C. Arild Olsen, New York City, New York 022933, J? 2 MMR? 3599 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Henrichsen, A. Page, B. Johnson, K. Knutson, M. Adkins, K. Robson, J. Bullard, C. Grace. SECOND ROW: V. Lindemann, J. Carstens, A. Cowlham, M. Cooper, J. McIntosh, D. Hilleman, J. Fitz, D. Raye, E. Heggen. THIRD ROW: L. Blackstone, M. Strachan, D. Peterson, L. Tvedt, B Antone, C. Haberer, J. J' uhl, S. Caskey, C. Segebart. NIGHTINGALE PLEDGE I solemnly pledge myself before God and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. with loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Miller , B. MoCreight, A. Graves, D. Storby, M. Drain, C. Arrasmith, K. Helle. SECOND ROW: S. Phillips, S. Reynolds, S. Whitman, A. Lee, L. Knutson, K. Cameron, J. Ras- mussen, B. Weltha, J. Robinson. THIRD ROW: J. Pedersen, T. Sunderman, M. Swanson, B. Christensen, K.Waldstein, C. Polich,M. Myer,'M. Jacobson, E. Lundquist, N. Paulsen. - 'gi'-Ts , , . v I - 'iff f r. , 5.1 w V 1 A ' f wr W ' -.r L ' Q' Y E . A, ,-.- v at B I -jg rrafa ' 2 , , if ,,-FA r-,T fq , Q fig H S' -,K 2 Q4 fi Ifiu w- E Lv ss , ma , W va :. 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'ull 95fWD,9J27LL6ZJQy AXEL C. KILDEGAARD Professor of Theology DONALD H. ZINGER Professor of Church History p Seminary Faculty Seminary education, as all education, attempts to comprehend the timeless within the context of time. Our lives are constantly involved in change, but we seek an anchor- age in those values and insights wherein men have known their security in the past. Grand View Seminary, in the midstof its sev- enth decade of service, has been aware ofthe tension of change more than ever as the church it serves moves toward closer fel- lowship and organic union with others. Our future at Grand View is limited to perhaps l one more year, but the realities of God's gifts of the past live more intensely as the fact of change becomes more imminent. Our true securities assert themselves with more positive vigor as false securities are exposed. God's love, and His gift of Himself therein, makes itself known in specifics. We do not know or serve Him in the abstractg the Christian faith is a proclamation, not a speculation. We study together in this conviction, knowing that our life has received from His hands but knowing also that our hope in Him is secure in the midst of change. For these few months the faculty and students of Grand View Seminary are intimately parts of each other's lives. Soon we will be scattered by circumstance over the breadth of the land, but in the faith and study of the timeless which we have here shared, we know that we will continue to be members of one another. AXEL C. KILDEGAARD Dean of Seminary REUBEN SWANSON Professor of Bible 2 . . we too behave, and so we speak.H II CORINT HIANS 4: 13 These three men are our upper classmen of the seminary. J' oe and Ivan are seniors this yearg and, as ordained ministers, they will go this summer to their first parish ministries. .Toe and Betty, his wife, and their fine family are originally from Waterloo, Iowa. ,T oe joined the seminary three years ago, after deciding to give up his success- ful career in photography. Ivan and his wife, Natalie, came to the seminary from Ventura, California. During the three years which they have spent here, they have been blessed with a son and a daughter. Everett, our rnidd1er now has only one year before his ordination into the ministry. He originally lived in Lake Benton, Minnesota. He and Miss Trudy Hansen were married on January 1 of this year. A. EVERETT NIELSEN JOSEPH B. SIBERT IVAN S. WESTERGAARD . . . there are many paris, yet one Body. I CORINTHIANS 2:20 RALPH D, ANDERSON HARALD N. SORENSEN HANS R. NELSON Pictured here are the three latest to make their entry into the seminary. They are the Juniors. Ralph, from Irene, South Dakota, joined the group after being graduated from South Dakota College last spring. Hans, who is from Exeter, Nebraska, decided to come to the seminary while he was attending Drake University. These men are all single as yetg but their time will be coming. Though small in size, our Grand View Seminary has benefited from a unique fel- lowship through our Thursday afternoon discussions over coffee, our evening group gatherings throughout the year, and our attendance as a group at various other meetings and lectures. One common hope of the seminary members is that we shall be able to share this fellowship by increasing our number in the future. UMR bw 625093 J '- 'mb , Q , Q, , Vvb- VJ A I . -E I . , i,,. . , :N W. L. 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M' xmiififf Ig 3, K 92-1 rs ,.,, xi Q M Ag sw' K V aw Q wg V K ' L 9 ' --- - - . f . ,, QQ he ff -14552485 12220 12, - M J' '-. 1 ., ' ,.., ,..., J, A , M 'fri , , '- A - - ,... , 0 5: pw,-.: --'- ju-4 v L V 'W M W MM: M ,,'4'S, ,, My ' 0 Mr, ,, :S f' ' Him sa: I , Q wk iff: ' 'E ,W .7 ' MR. SPEED: Did you know that the Des Moines Symphony played Brahms last Sunday after- noon? CHOIR: Who won? TRUDY HANS EN Among the most popular activities at Grand View for those who like to sing, is the A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Under the direction of Mr. Speed, the ensemble rehearses regularly and performs at various times, both on and off campus. Each member seems to gain a better appreciation of the joy of music as the choir strives for perfection. The annual spring concert tour provides an unforgettable experience to those traveling with the group. This year the choir visited cities and towns in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Iowa. RUTH P ETERS EN fa, QU mi? 59 I 379 QW CU I could not permit an opportunity such as this to go by without express- ing my sincere appreciation to you for the unselfish support accorded me throughout the past year. As I look back over the year just closing, there are many events that stand out clearly in my mind. I recall the remarkable victory dance, sponsored by the town students in honor of Bud, the F all Formal, the Christmas Dance, the U. K. Programs, the sock hops and the many other activities that were benefited by the full support and co-opera- tion of the student body. I should like to make a request. I know the value of your support, your encouragement, and your willingness to help. I now ask you re- turning students to support my successor in the same unselfish manner in which you have supported me. Decide now to help him whenever the opportunity presents itself. L eon N edegaard U.K. President Our Representatives, STANDING, Left to Right: I. DooD, J. Hansen, V Larsen, Q R. Andersen, L. Nedegaard, K. Sweet, E. Jensen, E. Hagen, V. Johnson. SEATED: G. Rasmussen, R. Farstrup. NOT PICTURED: C. Williamson. Unger Kraefter, Danish for powerful youth, is the official name ofthe stu- dent-faculty council known to all as U.K. ' The purpose of this council is to represent the students of Grand View, to carry out the plans for their entertainment, through the Week-end, Special Events, and Pub- licity Committees. The council is composed of two dormitory students, two town students, one seminary student, one veteran, a nurse, and three faculty advisors, who, working together, help to make Grand View's student life successful. The president and vice-president, Leon Nedegaard and Keith Sweet, respectively, were elected at a special convocation meeting in the spring. The new council elected the secretary, Elizabeth Jenseng and treasurer, Ralph Anderseng at its first meeting in the fall. Ou How often sta ff members were reminded by the editor to complete their assignments! As February drew near, we could be seen frantically arranging pictures and finishing last minute typing. Finally all was com- pleted and sent to the publishers. At first glance, the VIKING is a col- lection of pictures of school activities, but a closer look will bring back the golden memories of our Alma Mater - memories that will linger with us for years to come. Carol Ann and Tove -.-Tu..-Q ublishers VIKING STAFF associate Editor. . . lusiness Manager . . . advertising Manager . . .flusic Editor .... ports Editor . urses' Editor . . eminary Editor . tudent Editor . . ayout Editor . . mypists . . . 'Photographers . . rt Editor . . dviser , , . . Tove Jespersen . . Bob Crowley Sylvia Doyscher . . Dave Esbeck . Victor Propes . . Elaine Hagen Harald Sorensen . . Kathy Nyboe . Lois Madsen . Nancy Olson Barbara Oates Beverly Hansen . . . Ken Reed Nile Buch . . Tove Jespersen Cleo Williamson Bob, Sylvia, and Harry ?f'fE?3f 5? i .555 I 47 SEATED, Left to Right: S. Bess, E. Duus, I. Kerr, S. Buck STANDING: D. Christiansen, R. Andersen, E. Nielsen, K Reed, J. Moravec, J. Slaninger, J. Powell, S. Phillips. Master, master! news, old news, and such news as you never heard of! No, these are not the words of our loyal d ' reportersg but wouldn't Ivan Kerr, the editor, be surprised if this state- ment by Shakespeare, were said to him? Ivan, Sandy Buck, his assistant editor, and Jeanine Moravec, and Cleo Williamson, the faculty advisers have co-operated with the C312 X staff to publish a good paper. Putting out the paper involves much work, said Ivan, but the staff really feels as it is has ac- complished something when the news is 'hot off the pres! ,M K U :J L. 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E: W ' -Silk'-7 J 'fm Y: fi y 'F' 1 Z , f-iziflzi M .Q-112: 1 , L5-vzsmsm, ?ZA-1 s ' -: ff-W-W ,,.., - rw ,WY , A , : ,. ,, :tha Q., cf- - :, n E'HeMmmL, m A :H n vw 1- 2-Q if 1 - 1.41.4161 Q I Fi : ffL,A.. - S 11y,Q11 - N4 ' ' , K Siiiimrfgi, Nazi, E' ,, Our The plight ofa stranded USO troup was the setting for one of the most successful U. K. programs of the year. This sparkling evening and others of its kind have provided enjoyable Saturday ev ening entertainment under the supervi- sion of the capable WEEKEND COM- MITTEE. Movies, sock hops, swimmingpar- ties, and miniature golf have provided many opportunities for increased group sharing among the students of Grand View College. SEATED, Left to Right: S. Gjelsteen, K. Nyboe, E. Danielsen, E. Thomsen, and E. Sorensen. STANDING: I. Dusek, T. Stone. B. Jensen, M. Bible, D. Hansen, W. I Mosher, an D. Esbeck. The SPECIAL EVENTS COMMIT- TEE plans Grand View's major activi- ties. The Fall Formal, the Christmas Dance, Fastelavns, and Studenterfest were made successful by this efficient committee. Looking back, we applaud the en- thusiastic and creative leadership qual- ities of Dick Burson and Jim Gelner in planning these memorable events for us. SEATED, Left to Right: E. Thomsen, A. Jacobsen, P. Gebhart, S. Dickersex SECOND ROW: I. Slaninger, J. Jorgensen, D. Burson, .T . Gelner, A. Christia sen, M. Madsen, and K. Mallicoat. THIRD ROW, STANDING: R. Aller, S. P ' lips, M. Hoobin, G. Thompson, J. Parkes, V. Rudasill, K. Iversen, and R. Gabe FOURTH Row, STANDING: J. Shaffer, P. Cook, R. stuck, J. Claman, J. Do ing, H. Leutjen, R. Wilson, and C. Chastain. Ianners EATED, Left to Right: D. Christiansen, S. Gjelsteen, E. Sorensen. STAND- G W. Mosher, B. Hansen, K. Nyboe, B. Ross, M, Madsen, A..T3CObS61'1. A vital cog of the Women's Drorn Association at Grand View is the DORM COUNCIL which you find pictured here. The purpose of this group is to consider any problems or suggestions that the girls may have. If practical, these mat- ters are then discussed at a regular dorm meeting. The Council represents everyone in the dorm, for it is composed of the dorm officers and a represen- tative from each class. Council members are: president, Nancy Olseng vice- president, J' anet Whiteg secretary, Linda Sondergaardg treasurer, Leota Laurseng sophomore representative, Lois Madsen, and freshman representative, Barbara Oates. Posters! Posters! And more post- ers! All shapes, all sizes, all colors, and for all purposes. Informing the student body of all coming events is the task of the PUBLICI'I'Y COMMIT- TEE under the capable leadership of S andra Gj elsteen and DianeChristiansen. The artistic imagination and creative ability of this co-operative committee work hand in hand to Produce the eye- catching posters which arouse student interest in campus affairs. CLOCKWISE: N. Olsen, L. Sondergaard, L. Madsen, L. Laursen B. Oates. Our Workers SEATED, Left to Right: ,T. White, M. Andersen, C. Christiansen, A. Gallagher, V. Rudasill, and N. Olson. STANDING: E. Ellgaard, M. Johnson, T. J' ohnson, and C. Beyer. Anybody need a ride to a game? The CAR CLUB of GVC was organized to furnish good cheap transportation to games or other activities off campus. Lots of cars and plenty of room -- so hop in. Through the quality of scholarship, these people have gained for themselves membership in the HONOR SOCIETY. They achieved this special honor by maintaining a grade point average of 3.25 during the semester. Recognition is given by awarding pins at a special con- vocations. SEATED: K. Reed. .T . Mortensen, P. Laursen. STANDING: L. Nedegaard, Buck, L. Haines, G. Olsen, E. Ketelsen, C. Bertell, and D. Klein. Our Poor Bud Dead! Bud, the mascot of Grand View College, the wooden bald eagle, had become sick and had died. The Saturday night which was to have been a party for poor Bud became instead his funeral. Oh, what weeping and wailing came from the black-clothed mourners as they shuffled into the lecture hall and sat in the seats just below Bud's coffin. So sad was the occasion that the Honorable Reverend Klein could barely speak the last rites without breaking down to weep in unison with the other mourners, Our poor, poor Bud! After the funeral, the immediate family, behind the pallbearers and beside the torch carriers, led the pro- cession through the streets to Union Park. No sooner had Bud been thrown into the river than the mourners clasped hands to snake dance back down East Ninth to the campus. Home to weep more? Why, no. Everyone gathered in the gym to await Bud's revival. Meanwhile there was music to dance to and refreshments to eat. And Bud did appear. At the close of the even.i.ng, he was thrown to the middle of the floor. The lights went out, there was yelling, there was scuffling, and finally there was victory. The town students emerged from the scrimmage with Budg and, as the old tradition goes, he was theirs to hide on campus, to be found, to be hidden, to be found again, and on and on until next year when he will probably die again -- so that he can be born again as the symbol of a new school year. SEATED, Left to Right: K. Nyboe, M. Hansen, E. Sorensen, B. Lock. STANDING: N. Olson, C.Beyer, L. Madsen, M. Kraft, J . Jensen. The purpose of the STUDENT IOWA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION is to prepare its members for the teaching profession. The Grand View chapter is very proud of the fact that it has 100010 membership in all of its pre-professional or- ganizations. S.I.S.E.A. holds monthly meetings. One of the main activities this year was a Christmas party at which a grab bag and other entertainment were followed by refreshments. Several lectures were also a part of the year's program. Some of the outstanding speakers have been, A. C. Nielsen who spoke on, Prejudice, and Miss Marie Perkins of the Iowa State Education Association, who gave a talk on preparing teachers for interviews concerning applications for jobs. The officers of this chapter are: president, Marge Kraft: vice-president, Kathrine Madsen: secretary, Barbara Oates, and treasurer, Carol Alexander. Mrs. E. E. Brady is the instructor and adviser of the group. By planning and working together, these members have come one step further in their goal of becoming teachers. SEATED, Left to Right: J. Schmidt, A. Olsen, B. Oates, C. Christiansen. STANDING: S. Duncan, K. Madsen, K. Knoll, B. Hansen, and E. Danielsen. UI' Clubs No, I don't think so--- Well, I think-- SEATED, Left to Right: J. Christensen, S. Doyscher, J. Ibsen, L. Madsen, L. Laursen, M. Madsen, C. Beyer. STANDING: Rev. Zinger, A. Petersen, T.Jespersen, M. Ander- , sen, I. Danielsen, K. Nyboe, V. Johnson, R. Wilson, N . Buch, L. Molgaard. , l l At a typical Sunday evening meeting, the Old Main Lounge echoed with the enthusiast.ic voices of young people, armed l with fact and bursting with opinion to be expressed during the meeting of the RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION CLUB. I The group began its year's activities with a picnic supper followed by quiet discussion around the campfire. Later club l meetings included: a discussion of the pros and cons of Protestant and Catholic marriages: the showing of slides and a dis- l cussion of them by Ben J' ensen, our Liberian studentg Christmas carolingg and an AEBLESKIVER supper. With the Reverend l Don Zinger as adviser, the club has had an excellent yearg and we are looking forward to an even bigger and better group next year. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the fellowship and knowledge gained at the monthly meetings of the INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB. Members saw films showing the organization, present and past problems of the United Nations, and its work towards a solution of the wor1d's problems. The highlight of the year was the trip to the thirteenth annual Model United Nations Conference on the campus of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, Wisconsin. The purpose of the conference was to guide the college student toward a deeper understanding and appreciation of the United Nations. Through their activities during the year, the club members have learned much about current international relations. '?fT I. ' uw ei LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Petersen, B. Jensen, Mr. Williamson, L. Laursen, C. Bertell, L. Nedegaard. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Andersen, C. Christiansen, I. Doop, A. Christiansen, and S. Gjelstein. STAND- ING: T. J' espersen, C.Beyer,J.Danie1sen. L. Madsen, M. Madsen, V. Johnson, A. Petersen, R. Wilson, J' . Ibsen, K. Nyboe, M. Fox, and E. Danielsen. This is the second year of the organization of the DRAMA CLUB, and both the activities and membership have multi- plied. Besides supporting the spring and fall play productions, the club this year has presented a performance for a U. K. program. Under the stimulating direction of Mrs. Noyes and Miss Farstrup, the members have learned about all phases of the theater by attending productions, workshops, seeing demonstrations and hearing lectures by experts in each area. The officers are Carol Christensen, president: Arne Christiansen, vice-presidentg Sandra Gjelsteen, treasurerg and Marilyn Andersen, secretary. Drama Club Mrs. Noyes and Miss Farstrup X . if X X ,Eiga ,I , 'Z 41:11 X. Xu , , .W 3 S W HH. xy 5-2.:fs'w mf ' . ,V - an WA 'S , ,wA. ,. ,1 , ,wg NRE 'fi' , Wg? ,Q , 'i1Q2Q'.5?xN-. 'W' A1 , -,vs-'w ' W. N' 5+5U9!v55W24iVvQw',1' ' ,L.'MwJwPlW5wQ1wxWN 1 ,- 1 1. MJ' JE ' WW.f'4! W gy.--z 'NYJ-' W ,M ,V W W uw! w , W, WNW .I-Y? 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The exhibition schedule included appearances at: Des Moines Art Center Professional Women 's League Veterans' Hospital Saydel School P. T. A. Clive School P. T. A. First Methodist Church St. John's Lutheran Church Studenterfest North Central Assocation of Junior Colleges Ft. Des Moines Hotel West Independence School P. T. A. Iowa Farm Bureau K. R. N. T. Theatre Iowa Farm Bureau Denison, Iowa Womens Shrine LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Christensen, J. Christiansen, A. Schioler, P. Laursen, J. Ibsen, P. M. Madsen, and A. Pedersen. Zegngraff, ax as I:A !-3' Y 1 ua su. N ' Asa: -S -Y V: J .L ig.: Fall Formal An oriental garden, alittlehut, cherry blossoms, and Japanese lanternsg what could be a more appro- priate setting for the swirling and twirling of dancers? This setting, the dreamy music of the Tim Yantis quintet, and an array of beautiful dresses and handsome suits madetheFa1.1Forma1 the wonderful dance it was. The dancers, entranced by the exotic atrnos- phere and good music, crowded the floor to make the most of this successful event. , ,X ' , f .. .5- 'ax X Our . Every evening the students at Grand View look in the cafeteria. Whether it be a social hour follow that 9:30 coffee break is really refreshing. When coffee time is over, the EVENING DEVO short, but it has a real meaning in itg hymns, of Christmas season, when the Christmas tree was after devotions. Then there is our student union, VALHALLA, a snack. The pleasant surroundings draw good busi good place to stop when one happens to have missed Relaxation 'orward to the hot COFFEE and goodies awaiting them ,ng a basketball game or an interruption in the studies, IONS are held in the lounge. The serrnonette is ourse, are also part of the devotions . During ecorated, we danced around the tree, singing carols here one can always go for fellowship, music, and ess - especially right after a hard test. It is also a reakfast. Pegasus The female wolf whistles you hear from Old Main are caused by Harry I ensen's plaid jacket. Wow! The fact that diamonds are a gir1's best friend has certainly been proven by Grand View girls. J oy Jensen, Bertha Ibsen, Carol Erickson, Carol Ann Beyer, and Sharon l-Iammitt have succumbed to the feverg and Colleen and Trudy have gone so far as to add a plain gold band to their collection. Even Mrs. R. got inon thefun the night the girls challenged the boys to a snowball fight. The emaciated lawn told the story of that furious battle of the sexes. P. S. The girls won! It seems as if you can't walk through the front door of the Girl's Dormitory at any time during the day without finding at least one pair of romantically inclined students huddled ecstatically in the corner. Take for example: Keith and Arla ffighting as usualj Andy and Katherine four king and his queenj Dan and Alice fshe finally made up her mindj Mark and Sandra fold love 'em and leave 'em got hookedj Arne and Sandra f a mixture of Music and Microj Nile and Marilyn fis that Nile or Neilj Paul and Carol fit rnust be seriousg she's wearing his garterj Ken and Barb fshe only goes with him for his carl Eric and Liz fwou1dn't it be nice to go to his house for Sunday dinner'?y Tom and Marge fwonder when she'l1 be sportiE a diamondj Ken and Neta fwhirlwind romancej Dave and Nancy fshe gets Valentines from studentsj Our nurse reports that last year's epidemic of Asiatic Flu has developed into a different kind of epidemic. The number of sprains and strains has turned Grand View into the limpingest college in Iowa. Why does Helena's boy always come late to breakfast? Some morning we'll pry his eyes open and ask him. Dr. Nielsen must be pretty lucky. Out of all those people present at the Bud Victory Dance, he had the winning ticket, and Bud got a new father. Have you heard about the swimming pool in the Girls' Dorm? At least there was one Plain J' ane night when the combination of boys and buckets gave the girls a very wet evening. Evening devotions offer opportunities to our more talented pianists. Katherine Nyboe made her debut with the World of Song on the magnificent grand piano in the main lounge. A good time was had by all -- except Kathy. Mrs. R. took a sleeping pill on Halloween. What a ball! Too bad you didn't see the pop bottles fellasg you might have gotten away with it. Music Theory must be a tough class. Janet White, while under the influence of measles, wrote a Bach Chorale that ended up sounding like Chinese honky-tonk. No wonder Mr. Speed is getting grey! We all hope that J' im Doop isn't type-CaSt in those clever pantomirnes he does. It would be tough sitting next to him in a movie. All those navy blue sweat shirts that you see on the campus indicate members of some communist organization or other called the Peasants. We don't exactly know what it is they're dedicated tog it has us all mystified. Every Friday afternoon Lois Madsen gets that longing look in her eye and decides she is absolutely going to go home to Cedar Falls for the weekend. T. C. must be quite an attraction. Mrs. Williamson threw up her hands when she read the proof copy of Bob and Keith's Boys' Dorm News for the Viking. We've heard through the grapevine that it was pretty rare reading. The Girls' Dormitory smelled like a flower shop on Valentine's Day, which is just another indication that G.V.C. girls are pretty popular. We wonder if anyone has noticed what a. darling couple Mr. and Mrs. Parker are. Having 3 Sweet' heart isn't limited to the younger generation. Sandra Buck really rates. She goes with a faculty member! Who Pegasus is you may not know. Well, he's a winged imaginary horse. He'll always be with you wherever you go, So watch your actions or all will know. While flying over, he talks to us And told us some things you've been doing. If you heard your name please don't fuss, Remember it's only Pegasus. Our Homes Away From Home ...ForTheBoys... This is the Men's Dormitory, Grand View College. My name is Bud. I'm an eagle. I don't work here, but I manage to get around. I'm closing a big case, code number G.V.C. 1958-59. The date was September 14, 1958. As I roamed Old Mainl noticed some new tenants mixing with the returning sophomores. I checked the mug shots in the main office and found that they were new students. Their records were clean, but to make sure they stayed that way, the thoughtful sophomores gave them all showers one night. Time passed, and all remained quiet. CWell, at least it was pretty quietq I checked with Gil S. and Jens H., the cops on the beat. They said the boys were all going straight, butl decided to fly the route once myself. I started the rounds, and as I passed Nile B.'s room, I noticed the head mortician conducting his class in ernbalming. The word had slipped out thatPhilB. and Henry ,T . had died, but I soon stopped that rumor. I had warned those boys that this would happen if they continued to be so quiet. I resumed my patrol. A few doors down the hall, I nabbed ,T ack K. on a charge of disturbing the peace, and impounded h i s g u i ta r. I tried Arne C.'s door, but he had hidden out in the furnace room, where he was raising the roof with his trumpet. John D. was trying to convince Ken N. of the value of weight lifting. Ken was more interested in his Danish homework. As I headed on down the hall, I heard footsteps behind me. I turned around just in time to see Andy N., being hotly pursued by Wayne M., dribbling a basketball down the hall. Finally I calmed these two stars down, and paroled Andy to the care of ArtP., his trusty roommate. Peace was restored to second, except for the comment repeatedly heard from Ken R.'s room: Get off of my electric blanket! Suddenly an explosion rocked the building. It looked as if the local fireworks store were having a big display, supervised by Paul Z. I continued walking the beat, and soon I came to Mortensen's Casino. The head dealer, John M., was playing Black ,T ack with John J. and .Terry H. He was running a clean game as far as I could see, so I let the joint stay open despite Larry M.'s complaints about the noise. As I came into the hall again, I noticed the sound of several voices coming from Dick K.'s room. As it sounded suspicious, I checked on the noise. It was just a meeting of the core of the local cell of Peasants. They were just adjourning, and lsaw Erik.,G1en O.,C1em B., and Sam B. slip out of the room and disappear into the darkness. I headed into the business district. The night had brought a close to most stores, but ErikA.'s Top Chop Shop, Leon N.'s Dry Cleaning Service, and Bob J 's Art Supply were still open. I checked Pete M 's room, on the way past, for any hot license plates, but he was clean. Word came in that there was a rumble breaking out in Ted K.'s and Dan H.'s room. I opened the door, and barely ducked a flying pillow. I heard a cry of Vive la Beethoven, and then Ted, pipe in mouth, headed for the hills. As I headed east on the beat, I noticed two feet sticking through a transom. I figured it was a prowler, but it was only Wayne F., trying to get into his room. I stopped by the precinct station. Sergeant Gil S. was trying to pry confessions out of ,T im B. and Soren D., but they stuck to their stories: I didn't touch his bed. Keith S. was turning in a complaint of potato-water hands, while Willie M. was being held on suspicion of bulb-breaking. Max B. broke the silence by emitting a loud Gil- llllbert! andI said farewell to Sgt. Sorensen. The local record shop was just opening as I passed by. I stopped by the place just long enough to hear the manager Lee H., trying to persuade Erling D. to make a new record. Music to Shower to. I lost interest in this business transaction when I heard the local branch of KIOA radio start broadcasting from Ivan K.'s room. As I wound up the beat, I found Orland J. in Larry C.'s and Vern J.'s room, known as the haven to girls lost in the Men's Dorm discussing the importance of rutabagas. I didn't have any time to waste, though. I had a report to fill out, and this is it. ,Tust the facts, folks. 'Eu H 1l3.QshQ-L41 I Y, .2 N My' 'Y' .wwf .. mf. 1 ww57?WQff?W2dJ M V wx ' f V 75 v4f yA1 mf' N , I V . C- , 45, W , MW L WM., K Q., .,WwQl,,,LW W ,W X W -rn 'W V W v W M, , -1 I E ,. 1 fi' We 55224925 ' H Him: 11155225 3215355 bi GEMM' ' ME HQ isr- R -'rl - hwr-v: :v, 1 4' +. H-A A ' ' '- A. QQ Jr- , A fir-. ,N L'-Q1 ,, 4 w -.i, ' -mg For The Girls .. . Seems as if you can never find anyone around here! I don't want to be dogmatic about this, but why are those girls never in their own rooms? I was merely looking for Elaine Sorensen the other day, and I ended up sticking my nose into every room in the Dorm. I started up the first stairway to second floor and found Mrs. R. straightening the pictures. As she didn't seem to know where Elaine was, I came around the corner to Jeanette C. andSandra G.'s room. Sandra was busily translating her French verbs and keeping an eye on the clock for that 9:25 coffee date. Jeanette wasn't there, of course. Probably down studying C?J with Maggy. In the next rooml saw J' oy with stars in her eyes - polishing her diamond, and there was Kathy doing piles of homework. Hers? Elsa D 's room was next, but she too seemed to be gone. I decided I'd probably find her when I found Elaine. The next empty room belonged to Neta S. and Leota L. I de- cided that N eta must be on third dreaming about that trip to California with Linda, and that Leota must be in the Church practicing organ. In the next rooml found Jean S. and Diane C. curled up on the floor, working jointly on one of their beautiful posters. Diane's roommate, Elsa M., was in front of the mirror experimenting on a new hair-do. As I passed the john I heard the strains of I'll never stop loving you floating out from among the soap bubbles. I guessed that Carol Ann must be washing her hair, and I wondered idly if Maverick was still in the first stall? Farther down the hall, I met Arla on her way to borrow something from Maggy, with Cassy close behind her. Must be nice to have Cousin' Mag across the hall. And speaking of Maggy, I found her busily scrubbing her face with Babo while telling J eanette, who was filing her nails, that it was hg turn to buy the cokes. When a look into ToveJ.'s room told me that she wasn't at home, I went on to Liz J. and Bertha I.'s room. I didn't really expect to find Bertha since Jens has a monopoly, but lo-and-behold, there was Liz, goofing off in her usual sweet, silly way. As I came up to Joy and Sandra B.'s room, a jet-propelled force knocked me back on my heels, and I watched breathlessly as Joy somersaulted down the hall. I wasn't quite sure about going into the room after that, but Sandra was earnestly pinning her mementos on the bulletin board, and I had to take a look. The next room was empty too, andl remembered that this was Pat J.'s old room, and since Janet W. had the measles nobody will live there. In Carol B. and Lois M.'s room I found Tove, mooching lemon drops as usual. Lois was in her customary slow dither, be- ginning to think about starting the term paper that was due in twenty minutes. Finally concluding that Elaine wasn't on second, I headed toward third. In Nancy O. and Janet W.'s room on thirdl found Nan fidgeting at the window. Dave must have been late again. Janet was sitting with -a U. S. History book on her lap, dreaming of Joe. Out in the halll found Marge in front of the mirror trying to decide which outfit to wear. Too bad Janet P. wasn't there to advise her, or lend her another outfit. In the next room, belonging to Alice O. and Bev. H., Bev. was feeding the goldfish while waiting for the iron to heat, and Alice was entertaining Barb. O. and Kathy M. with ga rendition of Rudolph. Bee R. was in her room butl cou1dn't get her attention, and the faraway look in her eyes indicated that Elvis had taken over. The thump-thump from the next room told me that I had found two of the G.V.C. cheerleaders. Sally D. and Connie'E. were working hard while Judy K. was curled up on the bed, giving advice. I found Sonja P. across the hall, combing Linda's hair, and Janice D. was getting ready to do her Staircase exercises again. Neta was there, too, just as I had suspected. Marilyn A. was sprawled on the bed recuperating from a folk-dancing session Nile, and Carol C. was just leaving for her own room to start another sewing project. I proceeded down the hall and found Mary ,To F. wasn't at home, but I remembered seeing her downstairs on the phone a half hour ago whenI came up. I remembered, too, that her room used to belong to Trudy, and I decided that meg was a girl who was very much satisfied with her new roommate. In the next rooml found that Karly K. missed her old roommate Betty, but Shelly B. and Edith A. were keeping her company by comparing Iowa with California. Finally I found out where Elaine was. She was trooping down the back stairs with a load of pop bottles, and Elsa D. was right behind her ready to pick up the pieces. Wait'll those freshmen get here. Clean-up day! ,v Almost ready, Nan? is Sleepy-tlme gal. I wish . Be quiet! I can't hear. Did she REALLY .? Tillykke med Fdselsdagen ,,V, , ,I ,. ,. ., if 'A -.-v X ' G. V. Glamour Our Faithful Workers Without the help of these people, many G. V. C. dorm studentswould govery hungry. The cooks, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Jepsen, Mrs. Baer, and Mrs. Bates prepare our mealsg the cafeteria crew serves themg and the kitchen crew boys wash the dishes. What would we do without them? CAF ETERIA CREW C. Beyer J. Jensen N. Olson E. Mueller J. White D Christensen L. Madsen B. Ibsen T. Jespersen J. Ibsen A. Olsen L. Molgaard The une UP- K. Nyboe J. Schmidt KITCHEN CREW P. Zehngraff B. Jensen M. Nedegaard E. Andersen NOTHING SIOPS J. Breining O Jensen them- K. Sweet E. Duus W. Foged D Hansen L. Christensen I. Kerr V. Johnson No water fights! The elite Need any more desserts? Our Memories and THEN she said 'I'he stag line H1 1 Father Robert gives his blessing Give ME a swig of that Lady Jane Slingshot handy? Streeetch . . Hmmrnmm, Sandra? H Q iEEfH,a llw We smell food! December shower Q 'AA, 9 .Q .0 C ffm' 9 J x .X V, f fi. 'N.,.,.'1-j .:,, . Al-1 'Q' Wie. 'LC' -14.3'.g .. -:iii .J N fi V r Q, 1 1 an ! f .' 5? la, Efiig Mi , .V , X Y, Q! J! 'A- ,L , X, ,L .' 1' u. . ,L J ,, 1 I. 1 ... Uv- nf H352 E H 1, , ff 5 V . 5 V .N f C ,+ ii . , 1 'F ' ' ' .-ibl, ,i r ,Q .V ,V , x-XE? K- LJ, ,K , , ,, - V -. :W was J ,. N y' , if V, N if - f w 2 L- H 4 Q M img, K .,7 Wig? - Q-.,' ' Qs -i f XFX I mi I Q ,'f',T 1. 3. Q ,Ja ,pw ,VQU ve, 1? .X xx 51 ' fix?- . W -4 l , 'EF' N Was: A S 'FEB Z!!- 'Xb W3 rl-pk V .. :A up :mix . ar Timm . 7 5. 2if?5E?'f1iSs t n Fastelavns -- our last dance before Lent, ended ,v Fastelavns ibgzg' A-Ylxnu, Y a day of festive activities. In the afternoon, there was the breaking of the barrels to determine our king and queen. Those whose powerful blows made them the royalty were Dick Klein and ,Toy Ibsen. After the barrels were broken, the students went to the cafeteria for Fastelavnsboller and coffee. At the dance in the evening, the king and queen were crowned and the costumes of the dancers were judged for prizes. QW Q 946Q0.5f22,73?D SEATE D , Left to Right: A. Petersen , D. Hansen, J. Daly, L. Mark, I. Kerr, L. Jacobsen, Coach D. Sisam. SECOND ROW: R. Randolph, D,. Kaupp,C. Omvig, An Nielsen, J. Hall, W. Madsen, and D. McCarthy. An example of a well-balanced basketball team was Grand View's basketball team this season. With the capable coaching of Dave Sisam, the Vikings compiled a sixteen win and five loss record. This record gave them a ntunber one rating in Conference season play, runner-up in state tournament play, and a berth in the ,Tunior College Regional Tournament. Depth is the main factor responsible for this impressive record. Of the fifteen players on the squad, there were eight starters during the season. All the players were outstanding, but the stand-outs were: Dick McCarthy, leading scorer with a 18.3 average per game, Jim Hall, leading rebounder and second highest scorerg Leroy Jacobsen, Bril- liant floor playg Clayton Omvig, all around fine performancesg and Wayne Madsen, all around fine per- formances. Due to a severe sprained ankle, Don Hansen, a starter last year, was unable to see much action. Andy Nielsen was laid up for six weeks with the mumps, and Rich Randolph, also, was slowed down at the first of the season with a sprained ankle. All in all, this season's basketball team will be one to remember. VIKINGS secouo IN sine CLAYTON OMVIG LARRY MARK W RICH RANDOLPH SEASON RECORD 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 LEROY IACOBSEN DICK MC CARTHY 88 Boone 71 Webster City 64 Creston 89 Muscatine 108 Simpson Frosh 98 Marshalltown 75 Webster City 63 Creston 90 Ellsworth 82 Eagle Grove 81 Fort Dodge 96 Boone 94 Marshalltown 100 Muscatine 64 Drake Frosh 57 Waldorf 76 Bradley Frosh 58 Drake Frosh STATE TOURNAMENT 84 Dordt 94 Eagle Grove 67 Marshalltown SCHOOL SONG Come on you sons of Grand View College, Fighting so gallantly. We'11 stand behind you for- everg through loss and vic- tory. The glory of our honored college is resting in your hands. Our colors, red and white, we cherish, MAX BIBLE WAYNE MADSEN DON HANSEN IVAN KERR DENNY KAU PP and so for them fight on, fight on. JIM HALL ANDY NIELSEN RONALD GRAY PGP Club Hip hip! yen . ..Hooray!n s G11, The Pep Club answers, And the . C- game. Wit: ISE? for another rousing G. v ns - ' cheerleaders as pacesetters egh as presldent and the thusiastic Support to the 'teas PGP Club Save en- back Victory after Victory. , as the team gave 323-nu-.... ::::::::::::::::::::::4...mwmmH- '' ................-un.-...:..::. . . . ........ .. ' ' ' '...--.....::- ... ..- .U un- ...nn 1 -.--.--. ..--.--..--.v ---nn-.u-u ,--.--.-n...---nu-...uu 1..nnQun..-nun...-..u-.un-n -...nn nn-un ...-nnnn.-nn-..u.n. .n...n-n----.run .nn nu .- --..un-nun . .........-nu-un.. ........n--un-.- .......-nu-0353. SALLY DICKERSON .55 .-1 ..- ..u ...- nn .nu .nn 0... .nu nn.. .un ...U ,un- .nn- -.un nn.. nn.. -un. nu.. un. .nu nn. .--.- vnu .un an-.- un.- .nn- un.. ---.- .nn .--.- un. 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Molgaard, K. Sweet J'. Knox, P. Zehngraff, J. Christiansen, M. Nussle, V. Larsen, I. Buck, G. Olsen, L. Christensen, J' Hockett, J. Smith, R. Andersen, .T - Jorgensen. After months of fervent practice, the gymnastics class developed into an excellent exhibition team. After the members had executed a series of strenuous calisthenics, they acquired their necessary form and skill. Along with developing a sturdier body, gymnastics gave the participants a great appreciation of the European heritage which makes Danish gymnastics unique. Mark Nussle, who has studied a year in a Danish, folk high school, instructed the class. , T? JQN' .. -nd T 31-3Sf 5- T vkgw, iw it 'S-1 K Se 4: L5 w isgg ,W I W Z-ii . , YB W 1 . 4 3 , ,, Q f- fiffeiaf Ei? :i2!'...5 'R' ,N . -4 f ,W A. ,. Qz?2fiAV ?ifA . . . gi ,.. X ire. 'Q-: 'wk-gg il, iwlifgv.-,.k 6255 v- av. .iii I 'H 'ff' k, - ,r 'FIV 4 -. .f- 1 nfs ' , - -J. 411 - ' ling, v gg , ' M35 ? -' 1 5596 E-, 7 74:13, W 3 ,V 4-L, iff' Y ,f .-,di .51 '- w' f ' . gfa-f ,.. 1, 'fzig x . 1 Y. . 1 .Y .-C.'n':fl,,'. -- L mia.,-.W 1--V nv' '-. a-'iE'T'x- .V V H ' w W-1' - L1 'vw We - uksigff fix '- 'L V --i .c 31? . T 53413 1'r'?f3T5 ':?i :. 1 f.f.,.a,'.- 41-.11 'Wi ' '?i1,,:iE'. ,C5i: V' 1 Q It I 'LA ,-.Q-1-4111121 ,g 3 ., -au,-qw, wifi.. ... M? -gm 1, ww. , 41. ,931-, ig film? , if? I Q: Q' it. f . - 1 MJ, 7:1 ' - . Y 3Q'5:'f?1'. nf' V- 1.5 my--,Qu X V e Q. .-33. 1- , Q- :W iildn fl 1 'ff' ...I ,wz R ,fm 1 I 1 1 Z': -1 W 1 , . . A: MfiQf?ief5Y . : wgvfsuwifxz www m mssfggsg ' ' -, ' sffmsiimm M ,V . SEATE D Left to Right: V. Larsen, K Reed. STANDING: K. Sweet, R Gabel G Sorensen. This year the intramural football was revised slightly. Instead of the sock in the pocket foot- ball played in seasons past, the boys played straight touch-football. In touch-football, the defensive players, using both hands, must touch the ball-carrier below the waist, instead of pulling a dangling sock from the pocket of the ball-carrier. Despite the revision, the games proved exciting and the teams displayed enthusiasm and varied offenses. At the end of the season the Stargazers had the best won and lost record, and Scarlet Riders took second place. Intramural Football SEATED, Left to Right: T. Jespersen, I. Jorgensen. STANDING: R. Miller, M. Kraft, S. Buck. Intramural Volleyball Participation in the girls' intramural volleyball games provides a good chance for some lively fun. This year's winning team was J' an Parks', while ,Tu1enePowe11's team came in with a close second. V' 'v W. CLARK Fall Baseball M. JOHNSON I. KERR Grand View's baseball team played a six game season, this past fall with Ellsworth J. C. of Iowa Falls. The Vikings won two and lost four to the Panthers. The two Grand View victories were credited to the pitching arm of Larry Sowder. Sowder was also G. IOTZKE L. SOWDER one of the outstanding Viking players at the plate. He drove in the winning run with a bases-loaded single in the Vikings first win. Ivan Kerr, Gary McCoy, and Eric Ellgaard were also outstanding players for Grand View. All three supplied batting strength at the plate, along with fine defensive play. Coach Dave Sisam says he's looking forward to a successful spring season. I . ROBINSON E. ELLGAARD D. HAUSCHILDT G. MC COY D. STILLWELL D. JOHNSON 13 fi EX 'WF 4- 513: ,A ,A Fifi 1 i r sf i UUII H. Jensen, L. Clark, K. Heaberlin, B. Berggren, E. Heiberg, W. Morgan thaler. Freshmen JOHN W. ADAMSON 915 Hull Avenue Des Moines, Iowa MARILYN ADKINS 305 6th St. N.W. Mason City, Iowa CAROLE ALEXANDER 2555 Garfield Des Moines, Iowa DAVID ALLEN 3015 York Street Des Moines, Iowa ROBERT ALLER 1149 28th Street Des Moines, Iowa NORMA ALLSTEADT 1202 Boyd Street Des Moines, Iowa DUANE ANDERSON 2920 E. 16th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID ANGARAN 801 W. Broadway Des Moines, Iowa BERNEIL ANTONE 924 Park Avenue Manning, Iowa CAROL ARRASMITH 1224 13th Street Ames, Iowa BOB ATI-IA 1702 Arlington Des Moines, Iowa RANDY AVIS Andrew's Trailer Court Des Moines, Iowa DENNIS BALES 1447 Osceola Avenue Des Moines, Iowa LLOYD BARGER 6833 1X2 Douglas Des Moines, Iowa JACK BARMORE 2204 Clark Street Des Moines, Iowa MONTE BAUGHER Route 1 Ankeny, Iowa JAMES BEARDSLEY 2211 Lincoln Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DONALD BELL 3206 E. 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa MAX BIBLE 3904 75th Street Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD BILLS 1448 E. Jefferson Des Moines, Iowa LOIS BLACKSTONE 2105 9th Avenue East University Park, Iowa RANDY BRACKEN 143 Lynch Street Des Moines, Iowa JAMES BREINING Bontna Iowa PHILLIP BRINKMAN Route 1 Dagmar, Montana DAVID BROWN Maxwell Iowa NILE BUCH Route 2 Storm Lake, Iowa SANDRA BUCK 4033 Bryant Avenue So. Minneapolis, Minnesota JEAN BULLARD 4337 Pleasant Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD BURSON Des Moines Iowa JOHN CALHOUN 1436 Henderson Des Moines, Iowa KAREN CAMERON 2827 Wood Street Ames, Iowa JUDITH CARSTENS Route 2 Manilla, Iowa SUZANNE CASKEY 807 Virginia Des Moines, Iowa BEVERLY CHRISTENSEN 319 South 5th Street Coon Rapids, Iowa LARRY CHRISTENSEN Route 1 Box 183 Lucedale, Mississippi RAY CHRISTENSEN 412 Ray Brush, Colorado ARTHUR CHRISTIANSEN 400 W. Chippewa Street Dwight, Illinois CAROL CHRISTIANSEN 818 E. Sheridan Des Moines, Iowa DIANE CHRISTIANSEN 4221 24th Avenue So. Minneapolis Minnesota ILGVARS CINKS 1624 Maple sneer Des Moines, Iowa JAMES CLAMAN 313 S. E. Lally Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM CLARK 1440 64th Street Des Moines, Iowa DAVID CLAUSSEN 4041 Bowdoin Des Moines, Iowa LARRY COLLINS 2525 Beaver Avenue Des Moines, Iowa PHILIP COOK 907 Grandview Des Moines, Iowa RICHARD CONNETT 2700 Hubbell Des Moines, Iowa MARGARET COOPER Route 2 Colfax, Iowa JUDY CORD 3620 S. W. 3rd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa CLARENCE CORNELL 954 C. Avenue Nevada, Iowa THOMAS COTA 3352 Clark Des Moines, Iowa AUDRY COWLHAM Route 1 Odebolt, Iowa JOHN CRAIGMILE 226 Franklin Avenue Des Moines, Iowa DONNA CRAMER 2419 36th Street Des Moines, Iowa LARRY CRANE 1210 West Street Des Moines, Iowa RANDALL CROOK 1526 Evergreen Des Moines, Iowa PAUL CROUCH 101 S. E.' Bell Des Moines, Iowa ROGER CU LLINS 518 E. 28th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN CURTIS 214 S. E. Kirkwood Des Moines, Iowa JAMES DAILEY 820 30th Street Des Moines, Iowa IVAN DAM Box 368 Tyler, Minnesota ELSA DANIELSEN Route 1 Newell, Iowa JANICE DANIELSEN Dike Iowa JAMES DAVENPORT 1535 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa STEPHEN DAVIS 2207 39th Street Des Moines, Iowa DENNIS DAY 4000 E. 38th Street Des Moines, Iowa SALLY DICKERSON 611 Jerome Street Marshalltown, Iowa JIMMY DOOP 3211 Amherst Street Des Moines, Iowa JAMES DOWNING 2010 E. 33rd Street Des Moines, Iowa SYLVIA DOYSCHER 2416 York Street Des Moines MARLEEN DRAIN 1728 Dodge Street Burlington, Iowa CLAYTON DRAKE 202 S. E. Olinda Des Moines, Iowa DAVID DROWN 1322 Grandview Des Moines, Iowa EDWARD DUFF 2908 45th Street Des Moines, Iowa CORA DUNCAN 613 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa IVAN DUSEK 1105 Maple Des Moines, Iowa ERLING DUUS Alden Minnesota SOREN DYREMOSE 651 W. Amboy Avenue Metuchen, New Jersey CONNIE ELMQUIST Box 164 Kimballton, Iowa CAROL ERICKSON 2401 Courtland Des Moines, Iowa KAREN ERICKSON 314 E. Sheridan Des Moines, Iowa FLOYD EVANS 1916 Merklin Way Des Moines, Iowa GERALD EVANS 3929 Cambridge Des Moines, Iowa i JOHN EVANS 2517 Sampson Des Moines, Iowa DEAN FIENE 3835 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa DANIEL FINCH 3005 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa JEAN FITZ 905 14th Street Dallas Center, Iowa BERKLEY FLETCHER Cambridge Iowa WAYNE FOGED Route 3 Cozad, Nebraska ALLAN FORD 604 Grandview Des Moines, Iowa MARY JO FOX 14th Street Dallas Center, Iowa RONALD GABEL R. F. D. Ankeny, Iowa JUNE GANDER 1522 Wilson Des Moines, Iowa PATSY GEBHART 3124 E. Broadway Des Moines, Iowa JAMES GELNER 1321 Grandview Des Moines, Iowa HAROLD GILSON 3312 Amherst Des Moines, Iowa ALBERT GLADSON 1804 47th Street Des Moines, Iowa JOHN GRAAFF 1049 39th Street Des Moines, Iowa CAROL GRACE 1154 57th Street Des Moines, Iowa ANNE GRAVES 302 N. Lawler Emmetsburg, Iowa MORTON GRAVES 1023 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa RONALD GRAY 2321 E. 25th Street Des Moines, Iowa JANICE GRIESERT 525 Walnut Street Ankeny, Iowa KATHRYN HABERER 1170 Lorraine Avenue Waterloo, Iowa LARRY HAINES Bondurant Iowa JIM HALL 3323 2nd Avenue Des Moines, Iowa LAWRENCE HAMLIN 4917 Urbandale Avenue Des Moines, Iowa SHARON HAMMITT 840 15th Street Des Moines, Iowa BEVERLY HANSEN 1108 4th Street N. E. Hampton, Iowa DANIEL HANSEN 132 E. 33rd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota EUGENE HANSEN 3027 S. E. Maury Des Moines, Iowa LEE HANSEN 5432 Harwood Drive Des Moines, Iowa KENNETH HARRIS 3220 Shawnee Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ROGER HANSON 3105 Holcomb Des Moines, Iowa PATRICIA HARRIS 1168 10th Street Des Moines, Iowa DEAN HAUSCHILDT 710 31 Street Des Moines, Iowa JERRY HAYS 1427 7th Street Des Moines, Iowa ELAINE HEGGEN 3221 E. 9th Street Des Moines, Iowa PAUL HEILSKOV Ha mpton, Iowa KAREN HELLE Humboldt Iowa NANCY HENRICHSEN Holstein Iowa HAROLD HIGGINS 1503 Harding Road Des Moines, Iowa DONNA HILLEMAN Route 1 State Center, Iowa VIRGIL HILLMAN 2203 High Street Des Moines, Iowa JAY HOCKETT 910 Des Moines Street Des Moines, Iowa MARGARET HOLT 2839 E. 29th Street Des Moines, Iowa JERRY HONOLD Coon Rapids Iowa MARY HOOBIN 300 Clearview Drive Des Moines, Iowa JOHN HOWARD 718 Clinton Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES HULTMAN Route 1 Ankeny, Iowa WILLIAM HUNNELL 1229 E. 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa JUDITH HUNT 2061 E. Army Post Road Des Moines, Iowa STEPHEN HURD 1507 Des Moines Street Des Moines, Iowa BERTHA IBSEN Viborg South Dakota JOY IBSEN Viborg South Dakota FRANK INCE 618 29th Street Des Moines, Iowa KATHRYN IVERSEN R. F. D. Route 1 Solvang, California BILL JACKSON 2122 Lay Street Des Moines, Iowa TERRANCE JACKSON 3101 Amherst . Des Moines, Iowa - ARLA JACOBSEN R. F. D. Box 89 Solvang, California CHARLES JACOBSON 4004 W. 14th Des Moines, Iowa LARRY IACOBSON 1606 E. 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa BRETA JAMES 918 Hickman Des Moines, Iowa MARCIA IACOBSON Route 2 Ames, Iowa BENJAMIN JENSEN Camp Johnson Road Monrovia, Liberia CAROLYN JENSEN Route 2 Hampton, Iowa ELIZABETH JENSEN 1304 Stephenson Way Des Moines, Iowa ORLAND JENSEN Route 1, Box 65 Askov, Minnesota BEVERLY JOHNSON Kiron Iowa CARL JOHNSON 1242 E. 12th Street Des Moines, Iowa VERNON JOHNSON Route 4 Cedar Falls, Iowa LANNY JORDAN 2815 E. Grand Des Moines, Iowa JOHN IORGENSEN Kimballton Iowa HENRY JORGENSEN 733 E. 6th Avenue Helena, Montana FRED JOTZKE 3815 Columbia Des Moines, Iowa JUDY JUHL Route 1 Duncombe, Iowa JANIS JURGENSEN 4004 Cornell Des Moines, Iowa VIESTURS KALNINS 2653 Grandview Avenue Des Moines, Iowa KARL KAU PP 3926 Douglas Avenue Des Moines, Iowa SCOTT KELLER 2500 Kingman Boulevard Des Moines, Iowa TIMOTHY KELLEY 1609 York Street Des Moines, Iowa RODERICK KENT 1213 Southlawn Drive Des Moines, Iowa ERIC KETELSEN 348 Charles Road Rochester, Michigan JUDITH KETELSEN Box 37 Buellton, California TED KILDEGAARD 2544 Maplewood Drive S.E Grand Rapids, Michigan THOMAS KING 1612 33rd Street Des Moines, Iowa KARLA KNOLL 7127 Saranac Street San Diego, California NAOMI KNOLL Dallas Center Iowa CLAIR KNOP 902 3Oth'Street Iowa JACK KNOX Bussey Iowa MARK KNUDSEN Route 3 Des Moines, Iowa KAREN KNUTSON 3300 S. 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ANDERSEN Solvang California MARILYN ANDERSEN Cedar Falls Iowa CHARLES BAKER 123 10th Street Des Moines, Iowa HENRY BALLINGER 4132 E. 32nd Street Des Moines, Iowa WILLIAM BERGGREN 2308 Farwell Road Des Moines, Iowa CLEMENS BERTELL 7021 Burnly Garden City, Michigan SAM BESS 1532 W. Logan Freeport, Illinois CAROL ANN BEYER Hampton Nebraska DON BIERMA 908 S. E. Bell Avenue Des Moines, Iowa JOHN BUCK 1056 59th Street Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES CHASTAIN 2217 E. Grand Des Moines, Iowa CAROL CHRISTENSEN 8219 So. 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