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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

1 iLU'ni 'V'd:g -i. , E H FM GRAND VIEW CCDLLEGE VIKIN Published by the students of Grand View College Des Moines, Iowa 1966 til Qi, W 1' 'P wr P' 0 . M fl ' ' ' 'ga' ' . . ' ,lA:3':'1 . , V . fiu n, ' x 4 0 ,, 1- r-.,. 's V In ,mu L I 'itil' ml ,, I-UN 6 , .342 V s W' V Q 3 fm, , . .., In 'B 'ie gf' . 1 S Qt., I nv nv! Q 'Ez' 1 3 5 gf 5 K .J 4' . 'blk 'I' Mr. Burham The worth of a teacher is measured in many ways--by his abilities as a lecturer, his scholar- ship, his service to school and students, the respect of his co11eagues.By all these standards Robert L, Burham is a good teacher. Mr. Burham, professor and head of the chemistry department, director of evening division and summer session,came to Grand View College in 1955. In the years since, he has accepted many responsibilities and given many hours to the school. He also has advanced professionally with post-graduate studies. He is liked and respected by both students and faculty members, In recognition of his scholarship and service to the school, we, the staff of the 1966 Viking, dedicate our book to Mr. Burham. To believe, love, worship and obey God are the most fulfilling, worthwhile, rewarding goals a person can attain Organizations ' I3 Sports - 37 F 2 H Student Life - 53 Advertising - 99 Faculty - 6I Students - 7I 7 A yearbook tells the story of its school. It is supposed to represent the people of the institution, the buildings, and all the abstract things that go to completing the school such as spirit, tradition, and customs. It must be remembered by the reader that the following pages are simply a representation of the aforementioned aspects. During the production of this yearbook we, the staff, have had to use our own judgment accordingto time and alloted space as to what should or should not be included. We undoubtedly have broken some cherished traditions and included some things felt unnecessa.ry by many people. However, the book must stand as it is. It is the story of Grand View College for 1965-66, and it is a book of memories for many years to come. The Viking staff for 1965-66 presents the yearbook we produced. Its worth lies, in the people who read it, those close to the college and who are concerned with its life. G.V.C. Is Building New and Better, Whether It's a Toolshed Or a Librar . --1,N ,V ,l ,...,...- -- -I , P ,fs........ ,- There Are New People, and New Things to Do After Game Dances Formals Have New Life Classes Are the Same 'I' ' ' S.,-...' :J ix -- -XX .-1. fx- Y s 1. sz nsl- 5' 'gs The Games Are the Same Too, G.V.C. Wins Quite a Few 'fha Drama at G.V.C A G.V.C. Tradition Crganizations U K President's Message U,K, stands for Unge Kraefter, the Danish phrase meaning 'fpowerful youth. The entire student body of Grand View comprises the powerful youth of our school and are represented on a governmental body called the U,K, Council. The U,K, does not merely represent the extracurricular or social activities of our school but the true SPIRIT of it. If U.K, functions well, Grand View as a whole functions well. The social activities of the college are as important to the educational process as are the classroom activities. With as diversified and large a student body as ours has rapidly become, the problems of pro- viding a unified and pleasurable social life become greater. I believe that the U.K, Council and the student body as a whole have met this challenge quite successfully with their hard work, enthusiasm, and spirit. I wish to thank all those of you who have cooperated by your participation to make this year successful. qw, Mags, Llnge Kraefter The U.K, is one of the most active organizations on campus. It is an organization of elected stu- dent representatives and faculty advisers. The U,K. has committees organizing formal dances, weekend activities, and publicizing these events. The organization also promotes a better faculty-student relation- ship and inter-student body relationship. This committee of dedicated students and faculty is working to make Grand View a better well rounded institution. OFFICERS--Jane Hagen, President, Jerry Crab, Vice-president. F acuity Advis e r sz Mr. Fay, Mr. Maigaard. ROW ONE: Pam Saucke, Phyllis Cumpston, Jane Hagen, Mary Fowler. ROW TWO: Gary Battles, Jerry Crabb, Craig Meyer, Ed Jensen, Mr. Maigaard, Mr. Fay. I5 i l 'tif - 1 5 4 H P E 1 - r 1 0-'Q . , ROW ONE: Skip Bennett, Bruce Clement, Kerry Coder, Rick Town, Steve Doherty, Jeff Davis. ROW TWO: Alan Stout, Stan Burns, Duane Palcic, Roger Owens, Leon Borcherding, Ron Bayles. NOT PICTURED: Larry Scott. Circle K The 1965-66 school year has found Circle K, a division of the Kiwanis club, stepping in and taking an integral part in student affairs. Circle K, working along with U,K,, has organized many activities including their own dances after basketball games. Circle K has given the men on campus worthwhile projects to fill spare time. fx OFFICERS--steve Doherty, Presidentg Duane Pa1cic,Vice President. Adviser: Mr. Sisam. Student Christian Fellowship What is the New M0rality '? This question and others concerning today's young people have been broadly-discussed by Grand View's Student Christian Fellowship. The Fellowship presents a chance for the Christian Students on campus to meet. Here they can bring up their concerns and tackle the problems surrounding them. This year S.C.F. has been a vital working force in an important area, the college campus. OFFICERS--Andy Christensen, President, Linda Nielsen, Vice-president, Faculty Adviser: Rev. Zinger. ROW ONE: Linda Nielsen, Barbara Cook, Noreen Dietrich, Nini Nussle, Kerry Coder. ROW TWO: Doug Kidder, Jeff Davis, Andy Christensen, Mark Petersen. i K 'Y H V V I ii Q i - 'E' ,5- Doran Morford, editor and chief, discusses layout mats with Mrs. Brown, Journalism faculty adviser. The Viking Dave Getman and Denny Cook, advertising managers, rest after a hard day of selling. .Z 4. 18 ,wtf- ,,,-an ,, .f. ' I . xx ! , +211 , 1 ' ' g ' -Q ., la, uv i I ' 441 After hours and hours of writing, edit- ing, taking pictures, preparing layout mats, proof reading, typing and generally hard work, the VIKING staff has again put out a yearbook. The year began with the select- ing of an editor. Unge Kraefter chose Doran Morford as editor and he began choosing a staff. Rod Orr became the assistant editor, Ron Bayles became photography editor, and Dave Getman and Denny Cook became the advertising editors. Chris McFar1in, Marcia Loewenau, and Paula Martins joined the staff as layout and copy personnel. As the year went on, so did the VIKING staff. They gathered information, scheduled pictures, took pictures, planned pages and even took a couple airplane rides to get the aerial photo- graphs seen throughout the yearbook. Toward the deadline things began to fall into place and the yearbook was again finished. Now the VIKING staff may rest assured knowing that it has just put out another yearbook .that is well done. fi' 4 Q .V .x-. F ,Q .-. e' SNS -N5 v. wx r X, .ix bis x. L x LEFT: Assistant Editor Rod Orr and copy editor Marcia Loewenau pause from their work to get their picture taken. BELOW: Cris McFa.r1in, Paula Martins and Ron Bayles look over pic- tures to be used. Almost three pictures are taken for every one used. Grand YC? EDITORIAL STAFF: Larry Scott, Mrs. Brown, LindaG1over, Editor, Ron Bayles. NOT PICTURED: Bill O'Hare. Grand Views, the student newspaper, was published in four - page format every two weeks during the school year. Linda Glover, editor, assigned reporters to gather news about students, faculty members, and school activities. x QM.. 6 1 .1 'i th' . QM , 5:39 Views 4 -Fl !,.9' ROW ONE: Skip Bennett, Rebecca Gammell, Suzanne Ingle, Linda Lozano, Don Henry. ROW TWO: John Boozel, Tom Zug, Mike Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Mike Downey. Staff photographers were Ron Bayles and Bill O'Ha.re, sports editor was Larry Scott, and Exchange editor was Suzanne Ingle. Columnist Linda Lozano brightened up the paper with her irreverent comments on the foibles of the school and its people. Publications advisors were Harry Jensen and Mrs. Ruth Anne Brown. .-4 4.3 ROW ONE: Jan Blackman, Susan Strunk, Colette Hoover, Suzette Stevens, Christen Anderson, Joy Harrison, Darlene Os born, Norma Christiansen. ROW TWO: Jewell Summers, Edith Fuqua, Elaine Darling, Linda Holubar, Gail Bullis, Connie Sorensen, Carol Lee, Barbara Bodaski, Peggy Kelly. ROW THREE: Dave Terrell, Pat DeC amp, Bryce Miller, Perry Hood, Randy Lamb. ROW FOUR: Steven Parsley, Doug Kidder, Mark Petersen, Jeff Davis, Gary Behn Grand View The Grand View A Cappella choir is an important part of the college. Choir is offered to all interested students and one credit hour per semester is given to those who participate. The choir has performed for church groups, political gatherings, Convocations, and Studenterfest . It is hopeful that they will be taking a spring tour somewhere. 22 1 l 4 ROW ONE: Nini Nussle, Betty Witzel, Rosalyn Ryden, Marty Holland, Jan Knudsen, Diana Reyes, Sherri Thompson, Sue Ingle. ROW TWO: Cindy Haughland, Barbara Cook, Sheryl Lebeck, Ricky Marasco, Sharon Colleman, Diane McLaughlin, Nancy Albright. ROW THREE: Ruth Smith, Marcia Loewenau, Mary Halferty, Bernie Sandvig, Andy Christianson, Richard Nordenson, Kenneth Young. ROW FOUR: Gary Koopman, Kerry Coder, Ken Roshek, Stan Greenwood, Ron Swain, Paul Erickson. appella Choir 'Mr. Robert Speed, choir director since 1952, has again, through dedication and much hard work, had a very success- ul year. 15 X nv., xxx K 1 f f ni Qu. .W 1. Fx . . N- X. QQ W :, t' t Cf -1 fa A D ,Q f -if , ' K r 5 f,., X . W2 gh, ro? lx V ,v . ' X A .- -Riff X Q RX, I 'Mem xii ' ' if xf s LEFT TO RIGHT: A1 Johnson gl Jewell Sommers, Bryce Miller GL Norma Christiansen, Steve Parsley Si Nancy Ury, Earl Braumann gl Collette Hoover, Holger Bronsted 8a Betty Ann Witzel, Barb Cook 81 Rickie Marasco. EIHCEFS The Folkdancers' performances have ought much attention fo Grand View College Folkdancers put on one of their many Exhibitions at a C.V,C. convocation. d they receive the VIKINGS vote as best tivity of the year. onsor - Mrs. Dorr acher - NiniNuss1e 25 5 l bw, 1 in 'fs 1 C n ' f INTERNATIONAL RELATION CLUB--ROW ONE: Noreen Dietrich, Marge Readinger, Britt Lindestrom. ROW TWO: Ray Lucas, Ernesto Madrinan, Francisco Garces, Enrique Jimenez. International Relations Club International Relations Club is a meeting of students who are concerned and interested in the world around them. The club consists of both foreign and American students. The club meets to discuss international affairs. They view varied films and listen to interesting speakers. At the same time the club attempts to concern its school with the sur- rounding world. OFFICERS: Enrigue Delgado, Presidentg Enrique Jimenez, Vice-Presidentg Sherry Klinkenbeard, Sec.-Treas. FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Akermark. ..- .,-.., H'-' -i 7 . f --1 , ROW ONE: Gerald Perdue, Gary Taylor, Pam Sauke, Anna Rosenkrands, NiniNuss1e, Noreen Dietrich, Linda Glover Annetta Peterson, Barbara Hayden, Linda Lozano, Susan Hicks. ROW TWO: Gary Battles, Paul Erickson, Martin Young Mark Petersen, Kerry Coder, Phyllis Curnpston, Britt Lindestrom, Jociel Alexander, Marge Readinger, Bob Criswell ROW THREE: Charles Lundquist, Doug Kidder, Andy Christensen, Jeff Davis, Tony Randall, Ken Spahr, Jim Anderson, Language Club Language club is open to all students on campus who are studying ai foreign language. The members of this organization meet to exchange ideas and to study the countries whose languages they are learning. 2757 5' ' ll-. gs' l.EI,v 7if9Qw b yxxx V ,4 W Hr, '.v,,lw VM? 'V :KVM my , v,.' ,L A. '11'f3.if'P'tf,pt', , i, JZ Ll -mf ',..?f?,'Qf,1 'X ' l , - . 'f lu Q is ROW ONE: Gene Nelson, Susan Strunk, Cindy Haughland, Barbara Bodaski, Linda Nielsen. ROW TWO: Mr. Dickson, Kerry Coder, Doug Kidder, Andy Christensen, Dean Roberts. Drama Club Those interested in the theater are encouraged to belong to Drama Club at G,V,C, This club, on of the largest, works in conjunction with the drama department to produce plays each year and to provide valuable experience for those interested in all aspects of theatrical production. A play is given each semester and members of this club are always active. These plays always provide another source of cultural learning and enjoyment on campus. OFFICERS: Al Johnson, Presidentg Gene Nelson, Vice-presidentg Barbara Bodaski, Secretary-Treasurer. FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Dickson 28 ja: S., fs F JOURNALISM FRATERNITY: ROW ONE: Linda Glover, Mrs. Brown, Linda Lozano, Suzanne Ingle. ROW TWO: Mike Downey, Bill O'Hare, Larry Scott, Rod Orr. Kmdder A1 Johnson Andy Chrlstensen NOT PICTURED Barb BOd3Sk1 Gene Nelson, Kerry DRAMA FRATERNITY: FRONT: Cindy Haughland, Susan Strunk, Gail Bullis. BACK: Doug Coder, Fred Baedke, Stan Zegel. on W 29 S.E.A.--ROW ONE: Annetta Peterson, Judi Burch, Phyllis Cumpston, Joceil Alexander, Margaret Binkard. ROW TWO Doran Morford, Delos Bailey, Mr. Maigaa.rd,Joe Toubes, Terry Etter. Student Education Association S,E,A,, The local member of a national group of prospective teachers, tries to acquaint its members with what is before them. Through the use of films, speakers and tours, members learn of the teaching profession from adminis- trative capacities all the way down to simply applying for a position. A OFFICERS: Margaret Binkard, President, Ron Hays, Vice-presidentg Phyllis Cumpston, Secretary, Barbara Dutcher, Sec- retary. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Maigaard 30 OFFICERS: Rick Towne, Sec. 84 Treasurerg Andy Christensen, Presidentg Dave Phears, Vice President. Boys' Dorm .E1'-WW, - Ei - ,........- X 'fa-:L f 'Q E741 1 'I J in V! ., R95 .-- 5, - e PROCTORS: Roger Owens, Andy Christensen. FLOOR REPRESENTATIVES: Roger Owens,Ga1'y Pointer. Mrs' Kerr' Housemother 1 - Lf I 7 ,AI .,:: . is DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE--ROW ONE: Stan Berns, Duane Palcic. 1 S .f - ROW TWO: Charles Lundquist, Roger Anderson, Ed Jensen, Rick 1 , . ar e Towne. fla g ' AY' 659' I -, - 1. ,4 , xx - 7' N j f K., xz,-fq V. J Qi? Q-' S in f -Y' OFFICERS: Chris Larson, Secretaryg Susan Strunk, Vice President: Barbara Cook, Treasurer: Nini Nussle, Presi dent. Girls' Dorm The proctors of the girls' dorm are the responsible members of the officers who keep order and maintain an academic atmosphere. Pictured below are: ROW ONE: Sue Strunk, Ellen Sorenson, Norma Christiansen, Sharon Duus. ROW TWO: Chris Larson, Sue Larson, Nini Nussle. X., MRS. SPRY Housemother FH Eli 32 fn km-MQ f Er' I+ aiu H31 4 h ' if. 2 Q f' ff! 4, -. .W ,sl iffy, -fif.51'L'i 5' fr P ' g wi ana V-In - 's 'fQnlts:m ok - .-., H ff' 'ga ina. qu 1 uw '-- 'lun K5 'J 7 f-'L N.x,l' I . J I' ' 'r ge- ,. ,af .A A -' f -7Q OFFICERS: Nancy Loynachan, Treasurerg Barbara Bodaski, Pre-sidentgSueIng1e, Secretary a.nd Vice President. Sem. House fGirIs Annexj PROCTORS: Sue Ingle, Judy Stromberg, Chris Nelsen. I 1. 1 House parents MR. AND MRS. AKERMARK qfgf- .-, we J' kr 1 Inter-dorm Council. ROW ONE: Barb Cook, Nini Nussle, Barb Bodaski, Susie Strunk, Christine Larsen. ROW TWO: Nancy Loynachan, Rich Towne, Dave Phears, Andy Christensen, Cindy Militzer. Inter-Dorm Council The Grand View Inter-dorm Council was organized on campus to co-ordinate the activities of the boys and girls dorm. Officers were elected by individual dorms. This year they sponsored a clean-up day at the boys dorm. This event, in which the girls went over to the boys dorm and cleaned up rooms, was followed by a dance and refreshments in the basement of the dorm. This years Inter-dorm Council was sponsored by Mr. Ronald Maigaard. H OFFICERS: President - Barb Bodaski. Vice President - Nancy Loynachan 34 Town Girls Town Girls is an organization designed to bring the college girls living at home in closer contact with the activities of the college campus. The club helped sponsor a hay ride in the fall and provided the school with a much needed directory of students, The Buzz Book . This club too is an active force on campus promoting good student relations. OFFICERS--Barbara Ford, Presidentg Ricky Marasco, V, Presidentg Jan Knudson, secretary. Advisor: Miss Jensen. ROW ONE: Wilma Lockridge, Donna Kessler, Miss Jensen, Karen Dulaney, Pam McAvory, Joann Smith, Nancy Ury, Nancy Johnson. ROW TWO:' Judy Loffredo, Barbara Ford, VikiNewell, Sharon Cook, Karen Barnhill, Barbara Stubbs, Linda Briggs. ' 35 Jr . I 'F F' fs VJ? 'X if Q ' 'W . 9' 'Q J .J , a,-'oy Y gi S' ' l 4 g 'f' N 'Q F45 I :gli-gut., ,NM M 7 M195 fx A-'J Q 'Fr 'ff,',, F X r V, ,Wx aft' ' 1 1993 f' .5 lf' 'I ll ,M f Sports 5 J- '-V' ' W' 'A P W-1 ' - 44:13 , 'K ' . y . me 1 -i t 'gffift' 2 A -xg' E ..5,x 11-,U . X ' A ' fl -' ., H fi? rf I J I . e U a 5 ,t A a . -: 17 . .... This year's Viking team is, to say the least, ex- citing. The team features an exciting-fast-break and pressing game. There is always alot of action for the enthusiastic fans. Coach Sisam, TOP, maps out the game strategy, and Dallas Hakeman, ABOVE, and Dale Hanke, RIGHT, carry it out for fast-breaks and easy layups. 38 Grand View's Excitin Just to give everyone an idea of the Grand View Viking's early season Basketball record, we shall take a brief look at their first eight games. asketball Team in Action fin' To open the season on a good foot the Vikings rolled to an 89-67 victory over Clarinda. Bill McE1ree, who has since been outstanding in other GVC games, led all scorers with 29 points. In the Viking's second encounter of the season they struck again. This time they trounced Muscatine 101-80. Duane Palcic, former all-stater from Woodward - Granger, led the attack with 24 points. Ron Fillman and Bill McE1ree each collected 19. Waldorf was next on GVC's list. Although Waldorf claimed the leading scorer, Grand View seemed to be more balanced in this line. The Vikings won, 109-106, on a last minute rally. McE1ree again led the team with 32 points. The Vikings suffered their first loss in five games when they met Creston. Even with Bill McE1ree's 44- point effort, the Vikings fell, 94-93. Steve Mi1ton's late basket gave Creston the winning margin. 39 Duane Palcic took the spot-light with a 33 point evening as Grand View flew past Marshalltown, 87-82 in overtime. McElree added 24 points, No. l-ranked Burlington put on a great exhibition of basketball in its win over Grand View, 100-86. Despite Bill McElree's 35 point effort, the Vikings cou1dn't cope with Burlington's Sam Williams. No. 12-ranked Ellsworth fell to the hands of Grand View in an 80-'79 contest. Bill McElree's free- throw with 10 seconds to go gave the Vikings the winning margin. Grand View exhibited 43'Z, shooting and skyrocketed toa 96-'77 victory over Centerville. Roger Owens, playing his second game since starting in late December, pumped in 23 points. McE1ree once again took scoring honors with 31 points. These Are the Boys These are the 1965-66 Grand View Vikings. ROW ONE: Asst. Coach Ron Maigaard, Dallas Hakeman, Duane Palcic, Dave Chapman, Brian Higginbotham, Skip Bennett, Coach Dave Sisam. ROW TWO: Steve Cox, Gary Stone, Roger Owens, Bill McE1ree, Bob Neswold, Dale Hanke, Jeff Godfrey. at Won the Games. ,J 'gn X! Cheerleaders Lead School Spirit T'he 1965-66 Cheerleaders are from TOP TO BOTTOM: Sharon Duus, Sue Cedarstrom, Vicky Jennings, Geor- gianne Miller, Grace Crawford, Nora Mattern, and Janice Lewis. NOT PICTURED: Elaine Myers. This yea.r's cheerleaders are blessed with both beauty and ability. After practising each afternoon the girls came to each varsity game to lead the students in encouraging our team. These young ladies fill a very vital part of the student life at Grand View College. 1. I N 44 K . 'rx 'x . J 4 . X -N. . . ' pn ' , Intramurals Are for Everyone X . ,ff , ' E . ,..,Y Intramurals are truly for everyone. On these pages only two of many activities are pictured. Besides archery and basketball, bowling, volleyball, flag football, badminton, and ping pong are offered. The Intramural director, Charles Jacobson, hopes in this way to suit the athletic tastes of a wide number of students. These many and varied activities give good competition and a lot of enjoyment, both for par- ticipants and spectators. ,. when .vw eff-F ROPE JUMPERS--ROW ONE: Pam Nason, Judy Crank. ROW TWO: Diane Burrhus, Sandy Gerringer, Linda Geissinger. Rope Jumpers Are Welcome Addition hx., The newest addition to Grand View's activities is the Rope Jumpers, These young ladies display their tal- ents, as below, in convocations and the halftimes of games. . VA. H 4-.5-L, 4-5. :v,-N, .3 - -W -- . ,, - , 0 1 .,,, ' 'ia- ufgng',.-lf--fnu ,, 'ss -e-- -r f -i ',.:np+- . WHKPP. .-,., ' sg '--M '5'---'Cs- ' , 1 -., 4 O NTT. 5:56--' ' 'i-' ' U' 46 ss Eizlm : 1 1 si I , 'x .,Lr'- 7- , f Q A ' . - I 4 f '76 i Q. 'fir img 2 Members of the Grand View Gymnastic Club: Linda Geis- singer, Janice Lewis, and Jeri Krouse, perform some of the various exercises. 47 G mnastics Big at Grand View Instructor Holger Bren- sted leads the men gymnasts, LEFT, while three of the girls work out, BELOW. The girls are, FROM LEFT, Janice Lewis, Linda Geissinger, and Jeri Krouse. in 5 Randy Hamilton Use of the parallel bars and the balanced exercise, are some of the many aspects of Gymnastics. ,. Steve Reitzel and Dave Nouse. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Janna Issac, Beverly Robinson, Trudy Johnson, Karen McGaha.n, Barb Stubbs, Jeanne McCabe, Cheryl Picket, June Robinson, and Carol Lee Cco-captainj. BACK ROW: JoAnn Schwa.rtz, Jan Knudsen, Suzette Stephens Rosalind Johnson, Becky Huffman, Carol Johnson, Loraine Spurgeon, Becky Miller, and Mary Halferty Cco-captainj Debra Johnson 50 Show Stoppers The Showstoppers are G.V.C.'s talented Drill Team lead by co-captains Mary Halferty and Carol Lee and advised by Mrs. Dorr. They have enter- tained at many student and public functions. Grand View students know them for their exhibitions at Basketball halftimes, Convocations and Studenterfest. Their varied routines have been Cowboy, Tin Soldier, Sailor, and Pom-Pom. ,-- H w nf , 1 ,,a.Y 5.aH SQ K X RN4. N-Q Practice makes perfect, and the Showstoppers really believe in this philosophy. Showstoppers eat pancakes after performing for the Kiwanis Club Pancake Festival at Veterans Auditorium. iixx -111, x,,. '-W' A .. rr . 211. 1- r 5 A 'rf 4' ... BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dallas Hakeman, Bart Christiansen, Gary Pointer, Stan Berns, Larry Dalton Doug Rteck Duane Palsic, Leon Borcherling, Bruce Clement, Mike Slavin, and Larry Shockey. SECOND ROW Steve Prater Gary Stone, Chris Frosheiser, Gene McCoy, Terry Roche, Allen Joss, Roger Anderson, Fred Lowe, Jeff Godfrey and Pete Marasco BOTTOM ROW: Steve Cox, Skip Bennett, Tim Jotzke. Coach Dave Sisam 52 Grand View started the season at the crack of the bat Home runs have won many exciting games. The G.V.C. team had a nine game winning streak going before the yearbook went to press. G.V.C. 5 G.V.C. 6 G.V.C. 19 G.V.C. 11 G.V.C. 7 G.V.C. 19 G.V.C. 3 G.V.C. 'I Ellsworth Marshalltown Marshalltown Webster City Webster City Eagle Grove Creston Creston Student Life Nwig, . 1 I find it hard to believe Every yearbook staff throughout the year enjoys putting humorous captions on the many pictures that pass through their hands. We, being only norma1,have enjoyed this pastime also, and have decided to share them with you, the reader. They are meant to be innocent fun and are not meant to degrade anyone. Their purpose is to bring a laugh or two while reminiscing.We don't think much of people who become all upset over something that is meant in fun. We view these people as lacking a sense of humor and narrow-minded. Therefore, if you feel you were degraded or need to complain if your picture is used, don't bother to tell us about itg we'll only laugh at you. QE Big Al and the boys .4431 - .ml f W . . -Q-1-. x,,ffW' , l Not to have invited her would have caused trouble my 1 K: Q- 'if'..+, j V -- 'G xikvfyg ' L- - '- . , Lair.. 'REF I . 711 . : I4 'J ' f.,T,'SQf.-:-, 'r i ' 14, A 53. T-55,1 Tf: br . , . K- .. l E, QJQQ 1 A11 right Ref, watch those hands! n. He's a real Nowhere man A lm? ,. , f' 6 0 - P . '- 9 ' fs 'V F' 'ENE 9 ' il 1 Q 32,4 I V M . Av , 1 ,I L, ee J -a May the bird of paradise fly up your nose. and add one olive . . . His only faults are that he has neither looks nor money. 57 n .I 5 f 0 L .- ' sw -Q- I x r F gf, -V 3 Q V, .- .I rd J Another W1skey, Pleashl V F 4. il Q 1,., -Q -., --Q. +S- X. ,X-,xx J i f :. fr e!! 2 YQLVEZ 'f r ii, -2 ii ' me ,- f -z-:xg-9 , , Hx., 555252211 5555555111 1'zf:5:::5E ::::::5E' fiflifiiff 52555525- 1'::i' I have no xdea what he wants rf'-sn, -.N - Q I Smile when you say that. There is something familiar about his face. I, , -Qs A navel exhibition with bow and arrow Well, my dear fellow, what did you expect . . . . champagne? 60 The only reason Dallas Hakeman doesn't like basketball is because Coach Sisam makes him cut his hair. Faculty u at H 1 A , 'Img . ' '- -if 3,1,,,-'g,,.i, . .- wt, ef? 'E .I P , 3 Hn- X , A 1 1 r 5 , . .. n . .J V . r . - , 4 1 I 5, ' 712 gl sms - H fb. fl... Ln r Ny if V u.g,,-wan .ma -, t- 1 . . ka. - - iq ' N -fi , . ., n H' J has A , , - '1 W f gi' , .W ' - P ' t in , ' ' L '- H rJw12.s5f1ff: we , 4 ilu ' , egg gitgw, '- 2 .,,. yu ga, new mini? , Z,-,W U, W- - are -3-H1 W- or - , - ' Y 11 2752 H ea T f 'Les wwe, f' ,,,, t ,sg v t R il Ii' J 'K K5 24 if as -. 99 ' 1 -L X. F It U .- .... , 2 A 11 13 35222 - i t ii l 4 -i uni, ,:g,9t'mf3?5M1fs N '-' ' lbs- 3.3 J,-me 1' - 19 35? ' E Ee 3 f air I is' l V' .' in 35 3 1 . r 5 , ze E A Hr'-if THE PRESIDENT'S MESS AGE Modern civilization owes an inestimable debt to the great sixteenth century ferment known as the Reformation. Our own day is also characterized by fundamental changes in practically every area of life, including education. Sometimes it is extremely helpful to turn to the primary sources of those who have left their marks upon our civilization, lest we tend to despair and forget the legitimate role of the light of reason. Normally, we think of Calvin as a theologian, but he gave considerable attention to education. I suggest that you ponder upon the question which he asks: Shall we deny the light of truth to the ancient lawyers, who have delivered such just principles of civil order and polity? Shall we say that the philosophers were blind in their exquisite contemplation and in their scientific description of nature? Shall we say that those, who by the art of logic have taught us to speak in a manner consistent with reason, were destitute .of understanding themselves? What shall we say of all the mathematics? Shall we esteem any thing laudable or excellent, which we do not recognize as proceeding from God? He is asking the right questions, which, Mahatma Gandhi observed, are the conditions underlying any meaningful dialogue. Rather than tell you Calvin's answer, seek your own first. God speed you. Ernest D, Nielsen 63 SUN Dean Business Manager HERBERT HURLEY B,A,, M,S, HARRY JENSEN B.A, Director of Director of Student Affairs Admissions RONALD MAIGAARD B.A.,M.S. KEN PAULSEN B.S. t,,.4- In txt I A X 1 Ralph Akermark History B.A., B.D. Barbara Bell Librarian B.A., M.A. Egon Bodtker Political Science B.A., M.A. Ruth Anne Brown Journalism B.A. Robert Burham Chemistry, Director of evening and summer ,.-. f division B,S,, M,S, Luana Chinn- English B. A. Charles Dickson Speech and Drama B.F.A., M.A. .,f V, 1354 76 . V ., X f'b'z 5Q,,'x - i Marian Dorr Physical Education B.A Helen Evans Psychology and Christianity A.B.,M.R.E. 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Cook Housernother Secretary Secretary Secretary Betty Paulsen Mary Rasmussen Lue11alSpry Helen Wagner Cook Cook Housemother Cook Students Sophomores Carry on Q v,,,3: ,,f R' x + 5- g Q N s I n gm-A j E! ni' 'Q 1, if 7- Diane Sue Addy Des Moines, Iowa Nancy Albright Lake City, Iowa Jim Anderson Des Moines, Iowa G.V.C. Traditions Leonard Anderson Des Moines, Iowa Roger Anderson Slater, Iowa Gene Aspengren Des Moines, Iowa John Balducchi Des Moines, Iowa Ralph Bamsey Des Moines, Iowa Chuck Barnes Des Moines, Iowa Steve Bassman Des Moines, Iowa l I Gary Battles Des Moines, Iowa Gary Behn Hampton, Iowa JoAnn Benjamin Des Moines, Iowa Joyce Best Des Moines, Iowa Paul Bickel Des Moines, Iowa Margaret Binkard Royal, Iowa Rebecca Bjork Des Moines, Iowa Don Bobenhouse Des Moines, Iowa Barbara Bodaski Tyler, Minnesota Torn Bookey Des Moines, Iowa Douglas Boothroy Altoona , Iowa Erling Braumann Warwick, Rhode Island Dennie Bridal Des Moines, Iowa Holger Brondsted Cop enhagen, Denmark Charles Brown Des Moines, Iowa Virg Buffington Colo, Iowa Gail Bullis Des Moines, Iowa Rodger Burke H 2, Des Moines, Iowa 1 ' Randall Bush ij,- 5 P' IP b 47 xl Ankeny' Iowa , , David Campbell ' - W. Des Moines, Iowa Gertrude Carlson Des Moines, Iowa Carol Carpenter Des Moines, Iowa Ronald Carroll Colfax, Iowa 1 I 1 Diane Carver V V Rockwell City, I 1, - ,X - qv. AL r '5- A . Iowa Susan Cedarstrom Des Moines, Iowa Alan Christiansen Des Moines, Iowa Norma Christiansen Ringstead, Iowa Andy Christensen Santa Maria, California Dennis Christensen W. Des Moines, Iowa Robert Chittenden Collins, Iowa ,ap Q Sidney Conkel Ankeny, Iowa Sharon Cook s 5 - x , Peggy Cramer Allison, Iowa Kerry Coder Indianapolis, Indiana Sharon Collmann Bondurant. Iowa William Conley Des Moines, Iowa Jane Cook Des Moines, Iowa g I, Des Moines, Iowa Jerry Crabb Collins, Iowa Richard Cram Des Moines, Iowa Judy Crank Des Moines, Iowa Bob Criswell Des Moines, Iowa Phyllis Cumpston Des Moines, Iowa William Curran Des Moines, Iowa Elayne Darling Woodward, Iowa Patrick DeCamp Adel, Iowa Jeff Davis Perry, Iowa Julene Day Des Moines, Iowa Ted Deets Des Moines, Iowa Enrique Delgado Des Moines, Iowa Steve Doherty Des Moines, Iowa Bill Donald Colo, Iowa George Durbala Des Moines, Iowa James Dierner Des Moines, Iowa Michael Downey Des Moines, Iowa Barbara Dutcher Des Moines, Iowa Steven Eddy Des Moines, Iowa Ronald Fillman Sharon Duus Tyler, Minnesota Des Moines, Iowa Barbara Ford Des Moines, Iowa A7- V, '. al ' t up ,. ll ,- Q , P . ai W if 'H-' J -i'1w1- S. It ' J' EQFE5' I ' , i , L 55 ,rv D, 75 if' ,Ng 'W ew g'i,5,f5 4 I Q' , D is , 1. V,-zvxfj 9 ll raw, f N v 3 X' p - r rg-.5 ish Garry Fredericksen Des Moines, Iowa David Getrnan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Linda Glover Des Moines, Iowa Linda Gooding Des Moines, Iowa Patric Graham Des Moines, Iowa Rich Greene Des Moines, Iowa Stanley Greenwood Des Moines, Iowa Dale Gurwell Des Moines, Iowa Jane Hagen Des Moines, Iowa Mary Halferty Des Moines, Iowa Forrest Harmsen Des Moines, Iowa Stephen I-Ia rpole Winterset , Iowa Cynthia Hau gland Nevada , Iowa Barbara Hayden Des Moines, Iowa Ronald Hays Des Moines, Iowa Darrel Hendricks Des Moines, Iowa Don Henry Des Moines, Iowa John Herbeck Waukegan, Illinois Susan Hicks Des Moines, Iowa Helen I-Iill Cedar Falls, Iowa Perry Hood Des Moines, Iowa Colette Hoover Des Moines, Iowa Norman Ivins Des Moines, Iowa Thomas Ivory Des Moines, Iowa Vicky Jennings Des Moines, Iowa Ed Jensen Allentown, Pennsylvania Allen E. Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Allen L. Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Ted Johnson Moline, Illinois Trudy Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Walter Johnson Runnells, Iowa Tirn Jordan Des Moines, Iowa Don Keith Des Moines, Iowa Reg Kepner Des Moines, Iowa Brent Kernahan Des Moines, Iowa James Kesling Des Moines, Iowa 1 All .n 4 4' .my -ig, . 3 7' , . .. '56 ' ffm? - - px 57' Beverly Kimberly Collins , Iowa John King Des Moines, Iowa Calvin Kirts Des Moines, Iowa James Kite Des Moines, Iowa Thomas Kliegl Des Moines, Iowa Steve Knight Des Moines, Iowa David Knouse Indianola, Iowa Charlma Kline Des Moines, Iowa Denny Kolek Cedar Rapids, Iowa Allan Koufer Des Moines, Iowa Michael Kramrne Des Moines, Iowa Jeri Krouse Alvin Lang Indianola, Iowa Camille Larson Ottumwa, Iowa Rex LeCocq Des Moines, Iowa Michael Light Des Moines, Iowa Christine Larson Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Marvin Loomis New Virginia, Iowa Fred Lowe Des Moines, Iowa Gary Lundholm Linda Lozano Des Moines, Iowa Roy Lucas Spokane, Washington Des Moines, Iowa Jim Lyons Paul Lydon Des Moines, Iowa Suzanne Lyman Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Ricky Marasco Lynn Mains Des Moines, Iowa Eileen Mally Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Gene McCoy Linda Martin Des Moines, Iowa Diane McCauley Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Ron McHone Harry McCutcheon Des Moines, Iowa James McGinnis Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Ron Mellgren Des Moines, Iowa James Meltesen Odebolt, Iowa A X' I 1,1 x if :di 4 r . B si- ,Q -rf' 1 if X ...A Craig Meyer Des Moines, Iowa sg. Doran Morford ua Elaine Myers Ray Middleton Des Moines, Iowa Bryce Miller Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Kathleen Morgan Des Moines, Iowa John Morse Des Moines, Iowa Des Moi nes, Iowa Elden Nelson Des Moines, Iowa Ng Tsun Ket Sandakan. N. Borneo Dennis Nicholson Joan Niemeyer Des Moines, Iowa Charlene Nickerson Clear Lake. Iowa Rosemary Nicolie Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Nini Nussle Blue Island, Iliinois John Nystrom Des Moines, Iowa William O'I-Iare Des Moines, Iowa Darlene Osborn Des Moines, Iowa Roger Owens Newton, Iowa Jerry Pattison Des Moines, Iowa David Pearson Des Moines, Iowa Robert Peterson Des Moines, Iowa Robert Ramsell . ' Des Moines, Iowa n , :I ' ,hw ,E I 0, Carl Raser f1E,,,'QAf? xv I Waukee, Iowa Ii, if g -, I , I 4 U Richard Rayman Des Moines, Iowa i Penelope Reed Des Moines, Iowa Dennis Robison Des Moines, Iowa Anne Rosenkrands Detroit, Michigan William Rumelhart Des Moines, Iowa I I , Rodney Sample - j QI Des Moines, Iowa Ron Samuels Des Moines, Iowa Jan Sarff Des Moines, Iowa Bernie Sandvig Des Moines, Iowa Wendell Saunders Des Moines, Iowa Michele Sawyer Des Moines, Iowa Stephen Schmitt .Q J ' ' I I lf 1 H -,gi gk ' ' 1 N ? di ' VH' 14 . 1 ,a , as In Q I 1 g Q I I if I Des Moines, Iowa Lawrence Scott Des Moines, Iowa I 81 Randy Sharp Des Moines, Iowa Sandra Sherwood Ames, Iowa Thomas Sherwood Des Moines, Iowa Dian Sloan West Des Moines, Iowa Don Smith Des Moines, Iowa Connie Sorensen Runnells, Iowa Kenn Spahr Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines Iowa James Stauble Des Moines, Iowa l 1- 16' if Chris Spease 'J ,xx J , V 4' if I 'A 'll Jay Stein Des Moines, Iowa Suzette Stephens Carlisle, Iowa Kent Stevens Des Moines, Iowa Errol Storm Gardner, Illinois Judith Stromberg Medicine Lake, Montana Susan Strunk Clinton, Iowa Kenneth Stumpenhorsr Des Moines, Iowa Harold Swihart Des Moines, Iowa David Terrell Des Moines, Iowa Edward Tinker Des Moines, Iowa Richard Town Carlisle, Iowa Carol Trickey Des Moines, Iowa WU, F. '!'J.' X7 I . I , Donald Truitt , X1 , Des Moines, Iowa Steve Tscherter ,fy sy A y, -:F Ankeny, Iowa 3 ' I 3: 'ff' I Philip Turnquist 'gy 1 I ' E Des Moines, Iowa f K Eli! Lawrence Valiu 7,15 V- - . Des Moines, Iowa :ji P Q -I lf '1 I , Delwin Vandekrol 1 i n JF J Lynnville. Iowa 5 Jil, -- ' Leonard Wallace my as Des Moines, Iowa Xi' Mary Jo White V I 7 I ' Des Moines, Iowa Z if Mary Whitney A Q pl Des Moines, Iowa Glenn Williams Des Moines, Iowa John Wood Des Moines, Iowa Stan Zegel Des Moines, Iowa Carol Lee Des Moines, Iowa I Q-x , g.:aw,,.'. H , qv J , fe' N A :I j Ki, Cheryl Ahlquisr Nevada , Iowa Ahmad Ahmadi Tehran, Iran Juan Alba Mexico Freshmen Off to a Fine Start .I .Try I , , A '1- S v , E L I lax WN Ioceil Alexander Des Moines, Iowa Gregg Alley West Des Moines. Iowa Kristen Anderson Cambridge, Iowa Ralph Andrews Des Moines. Iowa Fred Baedke Des Moines, Iowa Henry Bagby Des Moines. Iowa David Bailey Des Moines, Iowa Jo Bailey Lynnville, Iowa Rodney Basconcillo Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Ronald Bayles Des Moines, Iowa Robert Beasley Des Moines, Iowa Skip Bennett Des Moines, Iowa Bill Bensink Pella, Iowa Qedar Rapids Iowa Stanley Berns Churdan Iowa , f -' , P' ,Q Kristine Bergen K E. 'Ei H fi- I' ph. 1 X' QQ 7 Alan Billyard Des Moines, Iowa Jim Binnehose Des Moines, Iowa Ben Bishop Des Moines, Iowa Joe Bittner ' Des Moines, Iowa Jan Blackman Knoxville, Iowa Dennis Block Des Moines, Iowa Linda Boese Des Moines, Iowa Charles Boots Des Moines, Iowa Leon Borcherding Sumner, Iowa Wyman Borts Martensdale, Iowa David Bradley Rockwell City, Iowa James Bradshaw Swansea, Massachusetts Jim Brown Wintersen , Iowa Terry Brown Eddyville, Iowa Thomas Brown Winter Park, Iowa 5 - -S. Lax 5, .,f f IM f I N 31 .1 . ul I -- Q' at I ' 2 . n, .1 gr- ? 1 J 'ig Steve Brubaker Diana Burrhus 'SX Knoxville, Iowa Judi Burch Des Moines, Iowa Drew Burham Winterset, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Judy Calbrearh Altoona, Iowa Bill Campbell Lenox, Iowa V Orville Campbell if I Des Moines, Iowa L, .nk ,I Bruce Clement Newton, Iowa William Cox Judith Carter Martensdale, Iowa Bruce Christensen - Askov, Minnesota Dave Christensen Cedar Falls, Iowa Rhonda Christy Nevada , Iowa Ronnie Clark Indianola , Iowa Sherry Clinkenbeard Monroe, Iowa Barbara Cook Spokane, Washington Des Moines, Iowa Nancy Crane ' Des Moines, Iowa Grace Crawford Des Moines, Iowa John Davis Indianola , Iowa i h r Norine Dietrich ' I Middle Amana, Iowa ' , I fs Cheryl Dixon , W ,. , Des Moines, Iowa E , I 'F Craig Douwstra 1, Pella, Iowa , I Karen Dulaney '5 J' ,I Des Moines, Iowa - 5 35 Lois Duus W Tyler, Minnesota i ' '1 I ' George Eisele 1,5 fa Wheaton, Illinois V A , y , Y' r-J' 1 1 If X Amit i V Paul A. Ericson is 1 I . we l Sioux City, Iowa I I - ' I 1.- Paul Erickson : , I! Dayton, Iowa V Susan Erickson Urbandale, Iowa Terry Etter' - Des Moines, Iowa Roy Evans Des Moines, Iowa Carol Fenimore it , Y Mitchellville, Iowa If Nick Feilen W ,,. f , Q I Des Moines, Iowa , 1 , sr' W ' fr I ' w Toni Fontanini Des Moines, Iowa gy Linda Fuller Des Moines, Iowa Michael Gabbert Des Moines, Iowa Andrew Galinsky N . . Fi I Sioux City, Iowa A , .gl 'E' If sl' A ai fi 5-15 -f .xy , 'N O I 75' V ' v I V, J' . '24 5' 'Q Ji .I-TX r '-, ' 1 Q' A A ! 6 S I Rebecca Gammell Des Moines, Iowa Sally Gantt Des Moines, Iowa Allan Garred Durant, Iowa Michael Garrett Grinnell, Iowa Sandra Geringer Des Moines, Iowa Elizabeth Gooch Urbandale, Iowa John Gookin Des Moines, Iowa William Guessford Altoona , Iowa Benjamin Guise Des Moines, Iowa James Hamilton Marshalltown. Iowa Kim Hansen Bussey, Iowa Kent Hanson Boxholm, Iowa Steve Hanson Des Moines, Iowa Gerolene Hearron Des Moines, Iowa Ron Helming Des Moines, Iowa Gail Hethcote Des Moines, Iowa Stephen Hicks Ankeny, Iowa Connie Hilleman Marshalltown, Iowa Sharon Holecomb Des Moines, Iowa Mardy Holland Newton, Iowa Becky Huffman Des Moines, Iowa Harriet Hunter Minbum, Iowa Vicki Hougham Des Moines, Iowa Kathy Hutcheson Pleasantville, Iowa Ll James Hutson Des Moines, Iowa y H- I' ,is ls Suzanne Ingle f - ' Pleasantville, Iowa , i - ,, J Ralph Jarvis ' Norwalk, Iowa f Jerome Evans Collins, Iowa Laddie Jobe Des Moines, Iowa Carol Johnson Des Moines, Iowa James Johnson Denis Johansen Askov, Minnesota Des Moines, Iowa Norman Johnson Rockwell City, Iowa Nancy Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Rosalind Johnson Des Moines, Iowa Steven Johnson Des Moines, Iowa v 1 1.1 gl T-gg li Terry Johnson Cedar Falls, Iowa af, x Gordon Jones ,, Bussey, Iowa -1, 1. 3' as ,lf , I I Q ui U Mike Kelly Des Moines, Iowa Peggy Kelly Glen Keeling Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Becky Kessler Urbandale, Iowa Barry Knapp Des Moines, Iowa --.3 Tom Kitchen ' Perry, Iowa .. My ' 3 Dennis Kleber j Q- Des Moines, Iowa Q I Richard Kottmeier Des Moines, Iowa George Krudop Larry Lancaster Lacona , Iowa Leslie Larsen 90 di 'Qi Marilynn Lenox Des Moines, Iowa Dan Leo Yale, Iowa La Grange, Iowa George Lamb Des Moines, Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Sheryl Lebeck Auduban, Iowa Sam Leo Des Moines, Iowa Linda Lettington Des Moines, Iowa John Levy Des Moines, Iowa Britt Lindestrom Kalmar, Sweden Janice Lewis Des Moines, Iowa Marcia Loewenau Downers Grove, Illinois Linda Lund Des Moines, Iowa Judy Loffredo Des Moines, Iowa Charles Lundquist Harcourt, Iowa Paula Martens Martinsdale, Iowa Nora Mattern Linda Main Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa JoAnne McCabe Des Moines, Iowa Pam McAvoy Des Moines, Iowa Dennis McDaniel Des Moines, Iowa Christine McFar1in Winterset, Iowa John McDonald Des Moines, Iowa , .,.. I M g H 7 1 .L , ga I 1-65,46 , I 'fx ' I X u I J L Jah , I at ' 3 'X sr n , , , at r X s.7T'2n .if 4-, X, 7 1 .fr If -3 37' ,w V,,- If ef- -. ,1 , 1 fl' 4. .sr .1 Karen McGahan I L' f ' i' ' -'E -bi Des Moines, Iowa Nina McKee Des Moines, Iowa - ,M ai' 1 Q .. A M sd ' , 'X 'F' A . V. ' I E V is . is , in ix lkfpg X, K James McKillop Des Moines, Iowa Tim Meline Des Moines, Iowa Connie Michelson Des Moines, Iowa Georgianne Miller Des Moines, Iowa Rebecca Mills ReBecca Miller Des Moines, Iowa Robert Mills Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Moo Fah Lin Suzanne Mills West Des Moines, Iowa William Mills West Des Moines, Iowa Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia Linda Naughton Bruce Myers Des Moines, Iowa Pam Nason Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Gary Nichols Perry, Iowa Don Newson Des Moines, Iowa Chnstie Nelson West Des Moines, Iowa Linda Nielsen Muskegan. Michigan Linda Niles Milo, Iowa Arthur Nizzi Des Moines, Iowa Richard Nordenson Des Moines, Iowa Barry Nulph Des Moines, Iowa Doreen Oderkirk y Daytona Beach, Florida Mary Oleson Latimer, Iowa . Rod Orr Bentonsport, Iowa Mary Ortega Des Moines, Iowa Sam Osborn Grinnell, Iowa Duane Palcic Granger , Iowa Stephen Pars1eY i f i if Des Moines, Iowa Marilyn Payne ,I rl, 1,7 1, Minburn, Iowa Brian Pennington Des Moines, Iowa Mark Petersen Q P Lu'ck, Wisconsin i Annetta Peterson k Des Moines, Iowa .. David Pheais Uniondale, New York . Cheryl Pickett ' Des Moines, Iowa Frank Pierick Des Moines, Iowa Kent Poggenpohl Des Moines, Iowa 'EF -3' f g 'Z-fr 'R .6 X xx-if hi AU Gary Pointer Collins, Iowa Wayne Presdorf Jack Porter West Des Moines, Iowa Margo Pratt Des Moines, Iowa La Grange, Indiana Steven Reitzel Roger Pullen Des Moines, Iowa Margie Readinger Guthrie Center, Iowa Chicago, Illinois James Riggs Rick Ridnour Des Moines, Iowa Judy Reise State Center, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa David Robinson Dean Roberts Las Vegas, Nevada Beverly Robinson Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa I G June Rohinson 5,1 av rf T131 David Rockey Truro, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Stephen Rocha West Des Moines, Iowa Teresa Rossmanith Churdan, Iowa Rosalyn Ryden Chicago , Illinois Pamela Sauke Fatnhamville, Iowa Richard Schreiber Des Moines, Iowa James Sharpe Grimes, Iowa David Shepley Becky Scott Newton, Iowa Cambridge, Iowa Robert Shriver Des Moines, Iowa Anita Shull Ben Shnurman Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa JoAnn Smith Des Moines, Iowa Ruth Smith Greg Smith Sioux City, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Lonya Speake Denison, Iowa Ellen Sorensen Aurora , Illinois Laraine Spurgeon Des Moines, Iowa Sharon Stein Ft. Madison, Iowa Terry Starkovich Des Moines, Iowa Greg Stephenson Osceola, Iowa Gary Stone Waukee, Iowa fr X X ' Q .,,. fry., 'i . A .,,-pq, , X g I 1 S -wx' F ky I . iv I 'Hr' I . , if 4 L. as wi I E--in ., 95 , Patty Strahl ll Des Moines, Iowa Evan Stuart Kellogg, Iowa Jo Ann Schwartz I Des Moines, Iowa Alan Stout 4 ', g.l ,7 Jf 'Ht ,,a'., :fp my I Cheryl Surbaugh X1 I y Humeston, Iowa fl Steve Surber ., Altoona, Iowa Barbara Stubbs Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Jewell Summers Rockwell City, Iowa Ron Swain Des Moines, Iowa Lorraine Swanson ' 1 Alta, Iowa Q., Sue Taylor B' Des Moines, Iowa Bill Thompson y Des Moines, Iowa , I it Ni Sheri Thompson 14 ' q ' Des Moines. Iowa ' 1 . 'Q 7 Joseph Toubes I , s f2'N rn' ' Nancy Ury Des Moines, Iowa 9 A ' - I A- Des Moines, Iowa Jon Turnipseed Washington, Iowa Akrapol Va naputi Bangkok. Thailand Frederick Van Perley Des Moines, Iowa Bob Wagner Des Moines, Iowa Deanna Wagner Prairie City, Io Joe Webb Ankeny, Iowa Drew Weber Davenport. Iow Gil Welch Des Moines, Iowa wa Sheila Walker Des Moines, Iowa 3. Pamela Weiss Des Moines, Iowa Gary Whitehead fr 1 Edgewood, Iowa Valerie Wickert Des Moines, Iowa Terry Wills .Terry Wickersharn Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Leatine Winders Des Moines, Iowa M, 1-A 15. fir? E T , V V , My 1.3 ' il 'Vai is .ff ' ss Q Q' was Betty Ann Witzel , 1 -' . Council Bluffs, Iowa Peggy Yackley Stigler, Oklahoma Martin Young Kenneth Young Chicago, Illinois . --. F' s ,. J . , ,.. , If J 5 W 1, x M 1 v 1 1 J: v , wail 'gt' fi mir: A 'L ', Des Moines, Iowa ,E fs: f lan Knudsen West Des Moines, Iowa 7 .AI its J ,.'o'3OOA 4' 4,,L.,,,,.-- Q V-7 H55 , Ll .... Q 1. L, sa . The Iowa Air National Guard Areo Club's plane Herkey, The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following for their work, which made this year's VIKING possible. MRS. RUTH ANNE BROWN - for her advice when we had problemsg for her prodding when we were behind, for her concern that not just the Yearbook, but the people working on it, would be a success. To Mrs. Brown, a won- derful person, we extend hearty thanks. THE IOWA AIR NATIONAL GUARD AREO CLUB - for flying us over the College for the pictures featured in this book. The flight in their plane Herkey was their contribution, for which we are grateful. DR, IRVING - for taking us up in his own personal plane fora second group of pictures. His contribution was most generous. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS - for the printing portion of the yearbook publication. MR, HARRY JENSEN - for his outstanding handling of the business end of the publication. TO ANYONE - who helped us with the information we needed, or whom we inconvenienced in one way or another for the sake of the VIKING. TO RON BAYLES - for the hard work he put in to make it possible for us to finish the yearbook. Advertising R. -.. 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