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

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This is the light a college must provide--The light from the lamp of knowledge. women in TL' X o Nami ky: , , , E J! ? .I L A' P , . x Y SS' A ', ' ' M - u ,W 9 1- L: V Q ,,,,...i.s ' ., I I ' . ,. 2 . 5 5 ,ffq r 4- ' . . ,- , A K- -4 I 7 V 4 -, 5 r 3 .45 U ' . 5 f , ,I ' V 'p :Y - - , -,,,,,u- Nfuillln? -5 - ' P , - - 4 S1 , A Xffm .Va . . A J .1.- 5 I ' 1 -v- .. P-1 5., - ..- T , 4 ' ' ' gi , , Jr, . , f A 2 g , , LK... Z, f. QQ I x R I V it , 5 si , r I 5 A ' f 1- ' Mfuvfs UONN3 K0 KEN K AUGJZVH or 'nm c Sv? la 'Xi ' ,A.. ..- ,1 Jai Gracious and Mighty God I 2 3 4 Gracious and mighty God, Shield what our hands have wrought! Bless Thou the house which we have here erected! Save it from storm and flame, Evils of every name, Let by Thy Father-hand it stand protected. 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 grace: And lead us on to grand and noble visions! Teach us the highest areg Wisdom that warms the heart! Give richer life to youth with true ambitions! Bless those who sow the grain Here for eternal gain! Shed on young hearts the light of inspiration, That all good seed strike root, Grow up and bear much fruit Worthy of Thee, our homes, our church, our nation. By Kristian Ostergaard Trans. by S. D. Rodholm Academics In focusing present realities and tomorrow's dreams into coherent intel- lectual patterns, a dedicated and re- sourceful group of mentors and admin- istrators supply the impetus. While en- joying the glowing memories of yester- day's fun in this, the 1967 Viking, pause to reflect upon the serious moments of learning. The instruction, communication and critical thinking of the faculty sheds the light by which the watchful student walks the path to a bright and fruitful future. , . J. X -.a M E .. A E 1 W. I W , ,Q ,. , ,.., 1 .,,. , .,. ,, vw :fr 1 A-get 3 - N Driv es- '. EE- . -S .iff vb V -J A. 4 4-.f-its -fn ' were-wi 2 ' f Hug-us ,. Dr. Ernest D. Nielsen is completing his 14th year ,+- as chief administrator of Grand View College. Y' Grand View is fortunate to have as its leader a man ky with the ability, foresight, and personal concern for stu- . J dents exemplified by President Nielsen. He is well known . l'-- - for his friendly hello and inspiring conversations with those who meet him on campus. Dealing diplomatically with the problems of students, faculty, and alumni, he steadily guides Grand View in continued progress in the field of higher Christian education. :,,.'-M in. Doctor Nielsen welcomes stu cl e nts at our opening convocation. President Completes 14th Year THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In retrospect the year 1966-1967 will be rememberedby many, I hope, as the year in which significant steps were taken toward strengthening Grand View College. The installation of the Reverend Clyde L. Norrgard as the first full time Campus Pastor marked an innovation which, I am certain, will bear Christian fruits. There always has been a pastoral concern on the part of the faculty for the students. Things of religion and the mind are not mutually exclusive in a Christian college. We look forward to new developments and new patterns of the manifestation of student Christian life over the next several years. The enlargement of the Board of Directors to a membership of 25 is another indication of the geographical extension of the Lutheran territory from which Grand View will receive church support. The viability of the college is today unquestioned. Nowhere is the church's faith in Grand View more visible than in its decision to undertake a major financial campaign for a Greater Grand View. The building construction, which you have seen started this year, is sufficient grounds for your high expectations. The ultimate test of the quality of the college lies in the quality of its teachers and students. A college education ought to help students to learn that there are no easy answers to the problems of man and society. When Jesus said, 'fl am the way, and the truth, and the life Uohn 14:63, He bore a witness unto Himself which persistently addresses itself to man's will to believe. The headlines of this morning's newspaper tell me in disappointing words: No answer to war problems seen in talks. As never before, Christian men and women are challenged to take seriously the full implications of the Christian faith for every area of human life. We must continue to build ever more firmly on the surest of all foundations. IO apable Men Directed the Year Mr. Herbert Hurley, Dean Working closely together these men weld the business, academic, and student-related aspects of Grand View College into a smoothly operative unit. Since 1961 the Office of Admissions under the direc- tion of Kenneth W. Paulsen, has overseen the activities of admitting, orienting, and interviewing all students as they become affiliated with the college. Our guidance' department has been supervised for several years by Dean Hurley, His duties include both counseling and scheduling of students and keeping files on all attending Grand View. ,G- Mr. Kenneth Paulsen, Admissions Mr. Harry Jensen, Business Manager For some 20 years, students at Grand View have looked upon Business Manager Harry C. Jensen as friend and financial advisor. He is the chief business officer of the College and manages the entire school as designated by the President. In a diplomatic way he solves the varied financial problems which cross his desk. Completing his third year as Director of Student Affairs, Ronald P. Maigaard assists in the counseling and guidance program and aids students in handling expenses. He also worked with the students in coordinating campus activities. TTT. . ml! Mr. Ronald Maigaard, Student Affairs Directors Plan Ahead s'-. ROW 2: R. Sell, C. Leslie, J. Breck, J. Sibert, A. Nielsen, M. Samuelson, M. Lesher, R. Diehl, O. Grunditz, A. Swarbrick. ROW 1: R. Marshall, J. Buckley, A. Simonsen, E. Nielsen, R. Jespersen, R. Larson, C. Ringgenberg, R. Lingwall. As official governing body of Grand View College, the Board of Directors was responsible fon approving budgets, determining operational policies, approving selec- tion of faculty and administration officers and guiding the future expansion of the college. The Board of Directors has approved plans for several new building projects. By the spring of 1968, there will appear on the Grand View campus, a new 2-story, 20,800 square feet, air conditioned library. Also, plans are being made for the construction of a new two-story science and classroom building to be connected to the present science building. The building will include ten classrooms, one lecture hall, four laboratories, a green- house and ten faculty offices. A women's dormitory to house approximately 120 women to be located just north of the men's dormitory, is planned for completion in 1968. College Employs Pastor I2 The installation of the Reverend Clyde L.Norrgard as a full-time campus pastor was made at Convocation on September 22, 1966. With his donut dunking sessions he endeavored to relate faith and learning in the academic community, to provide pastoral counseling for all students, and to create opportunities for group discussions and voluntary service projects. Reverend Mr. Norrgard came to Grand View from churches in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Reverend Mr. Norrgard is an important linkbetween Gra.nd View College and the pastors and churches of the community. He invites students to come to his office any time. He will be glad to talk to you. Secretaries Are the Hub of Activities tt , af if ' 'hm A ' W-Will' 'vt I Jw it J' X I x 5 VA Y L 2,2 al-it in L-fix 1.'Llq.,g'.1g 'gg :xg ,wfrg-153, at -xi' A-1 J -: ,. if-. Vyffifi K YQLAKJJE- M' I F, av . . ,,-. ... . V -25,33-.lyrvi Y. V Ai . 'V X- by fikf k 1' ' i ' f . 6 1 e 'wx x Mener Jensen Barbara Parsley Kathryn Ellenberger Doris Schwab Recorder Office Secretary Office Secretary Office Secretary Who could keep their wits with all the office hubhub and take care of their assigned tasks? The office ladies of course! They were confronted each day with numerous tasks, presented to them by both students and faculty. Somehow, though, everything always came out right as long as the office ladies were present' to answer questions and solve problems, They were a very important asset to Grand View College and helped make it a smooth-running school. Easy come, easy go! Qi, Dorothy Mortensen Ruby Floweree Office Secretary Office Secretary .--ezgx-31-A Gail Adams Office Secretary i 1 3 English F arms the Cornerstone Alps' V 'J' ,., 1 CLEO WILLIAMSON LUANA CHINN A.B., M,S, B,A, English English DAGNY FREDERICKSON ROBERT SPEED B.S,, M,S, B,M,E,, English English 9:1 in 2: RICHARD WEINBERG HAZEL STEIN B,A. B.A., M.A. English English The English department is the core of education. The courses at Grand View College were designed to develop within each student a pride in his native language and instill in each individual an awareness of correct speaking a.nd writing. The literature courses cultivate in the student an appreciation and enjoyment of great liter- ature, and light the way for his reading in the future. English I and II and General Speech are required courses for all freshman students. The two semesters of English are designed to focus the students' attention on grammatical correctness as well as appreciation of the cultural aspects of life. The majority of the courses in the English depart- ment are elective, and are designed to develop knowledge and abilities on a more profound level. But sometimes I can't brush after every meal! x X. t ,yu 'ct J' K i ,A 5 I, QL RUTH LUDWIG B,A. Journalism 0 Education LE N fic T51 C tg 1 i i f ggg nh , S X LAVERNE MOMMER MARY PAT STONE CHARLES DICKSON JEANICE NOYES B,A,, M,A, B.A.,M,A, B.F.A., M.A. B.E., M,A, English Speech Speech Speech B B ' Languages reak arrlers I Visa ,11' , H ,i NE In the beginning was the word and no one understood it. The values of foreign language study are many, although often not recognized by the students who are undertaking this difficult but rewarding task for the first time. The foreign language courses were designed to pro- vide practical knowledge and basic linguistic skill so that the student could communicate with others. i SUSAN CLINE A B.A,, M.A. , uip irw French, German 'Y I ss? Miss Oline gives Diane Burrhus personalized French instruction. I5 I gf MARY ELLEN WARTERS DEAN STROUD B.A., M.S. Bi010EY, Z0010EY Phys ical Sclence me MARVIN JESSEN WANDA PAVALEK B.A., M.A. M,A, Biology Biology - :T J. 1, Lfi ull' 'f'4iLJ'Q9 V15 ELIZABETH GOOCH ROBERT BURHAM B.A.Q M.A. B.s., M.s. Bi010EY Chemistry I6 Science Open New worlds of advancement are opened to the students who enroll in a science course. In biology the student studies the life processes and becomes acquainted withlmicroscopic life forms. This course is a basic requirement for medicine, nursing, dentistry, education, and agriculture. Chemistry is essential for continued studies in many fields, but it also gives the student aprecise understanding of the character of matter and of the methods of science in reaching this understanding. The physical science course is designed for liberal arts students who desire a general course. In physics the material covered includes basic me- chanics, heat, sound, light, magnetism, and electricity. ' is -1-Q he 'W-A . . QE? A -13 . fs' e -Q 5 F .- , F What part of the cat is this? asks Miss Warters. New Worlds . X , TgqA!XX -1 21 sk Mrs. Pavelek told us it would take two to solve these genetic problems. Don't wiggle so much commanded Ha.rrietE11enberger to her mouth cells. W5 Uv ' ALL Mr. Jessen lectures to the nurses in his Human Anatomy and Physiology class. I7 Social Studies Is Learnin in-19' lawlll' STEPHEN RYE THORVALD HANSEN EGON BODTKER DON ZINGER B.S., M.A, B,A,, M,A, B,A,, M.A, A,B,, B,D,, s.'r,M, History History Political Science Christianity, Philosophy Social studies is an area of study which affects our present and future. Students can learn to appreciate more the blessings of living in our, democracy through this study, In order to be a more intelligent citizen of the future, a college student may study political science, geography, western civilization or United States history. Students concerned with problems concerning culture, customs, and behavior may also take psychology, soci- ology, education, philosophy, and Christianity, There are many courses in the social studies field at Grand View College.. The objective of the several history courses was to help the student gain an under- standing of the past in order that he may better under- RALPH AKE RMARK B,A., 13.13, History . .--- t , r ' 4, ,, ,. .- ,- V, ., if y v . , 4 , I, . ,,.'.. 1 . Just keep talking and P11 keep writing. ' 'If you think this is bad he Functions of Society MARY LAMPSHIRE HELEN EVANS A,B., A,M, B.A., M.R,E, Psychology Christianity, Psychology stand the present. The courses in psychology were designed to give the student an understanding of human behavior. The sociology courses were to develop in the student a concept of his social environment. The philosophy courses were aimed to involve the students in an intellectual inquiry into the nature of the universe, man and God. The Christianity courses sought to acquaint the students with religious ideas and ex- pressions so he may understand them and himself better. The understanding of the past, present, and the future gained through this study can make every one of us ap- preciate life in America today. get to the next class. time it ,. 'vw 'ff-v' PATRICIA KRANTZ WILBUR WILLIAMSON B.A., M.S. A,B,, M,A. Sociology Sociology 1. i W 1 V There's no doubt about it, mid terms are next. I9 Business Teaches the Tools of Trade i . 3111 Q' FRANKIE BRUNER B.S. Business, Economics M ATILDA WIL KINSON B.A., M.A. Business, Economics if For every debit there is an 20 equal and opposite credit. The business courses aimed to prepare young men and women for useful lives in our business-oriented society. Fundamentals of business, the nature of business problems, and techniques available to help their solution are all parts of the program. The material is arranged to meet the needs of the students interested in a major in business administration as well as the needs of students in liberal arts and engineering. ,funn- l 11: I-, 0 T 'TA , snuff .gf Mft' 7. 5 V' 9? 'f,,f Q4, QW' ,KMWGQSWKC ,fb ak 'Q 'AE ' fy . if f'Where did I make my mistake? Students Slave Uver Math Problems at o THOMAS RIDER ERNA JENSEN ROBERT MADDEN JAMES PATCH M BS M A BS.,M.S. B.S. Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Engineering Drawing L ' ' l 1- 2 ll W V 0 0 ul' 4 ar' 2.12 7 ARA C050 sift , 0 F, a I RICHARD SIMPSON B.S., M.A. Mathematics Some of us have never begun to reason. Math develops the process of clear analytical thinking by emphasizing theory as opposed to practical problems. Whether it be algebra, trigonometry, analytical geometry, statistics, calculus or basic mathematics students learn how to think logically 'as they become better educated citizens in a scientific world. The mathematics department offers discipline to the liberal arts student. It has become not only the manip- ulation of figures and the solving of problems but a manner of thought and even a way of life. 21 WD:-x x 'M , xy. 3-ld ROBERT SPEED , , , . V . B.M.E., K, ,,. . -1 , Music 3 , h f I I 'V ' at There, now I have mastered chopsticks. 22 Fine A rts Department! The 20th century has brought forth a phenomenal growth in the accepta.r1ce and appreciation of fine arts in the United States. For today's student, fine arts offer an opportunity to pursue an academic and cultural background, to develop the practical side of the arts and to understand the power of communication through the fine arts. It has been said that music is a language understood by all. Courses in music not only seek to teach students understanding, but also the ability to interpret music in various ways. Students were givenanopportunity to develop their interests through ensemble or private instruction. Specialized training is provided for students preparing for teaching or advanced musical training. In the art department, students have an opportunity to express themselves in many media. The courses in art provide basic instruction in the use of art materials either as a foundation for students interested in art professionally or for students who desire to teach on the elementary or secondary school level. The Art Ap- preciation is a course aimed to develop in the student an aesthetic and intellectual appreciation of the great artforms in the fields of drama, music, pictorial arts and poetry, Barb Jacobsen organizes under the direction of Mr. Biebel' . J Physical Fitness Is the Goal . 'ii A sound mind in a sound body. To achieve this, four semesters of physical education are required at Grand View. Team sports, individual and recreational sports, gymnastics and folk dancing are aimed at increasing a student's physical ability and agility. Good sportsman- ,Qsy ship is the key to individual participation or group cooperation. Students learn the principle, 'fit matters not if you win or lose but how you play the game. CHARLES JACOBSEN DAVID L. SISAM B,S,, M,S, B,S, Men's Physical Education Men's Physical Education XAA MARIAN DORR KAREN MADSEN . . Women's Physical Education Women's Physical Education im' ' ngjgfi - -'Q' x .f A .Q , . -1 x :- I I - 'xl fa .-.T 1 L . N 1 - ' . 1 - 4 ',,- . . - L v, - . ', fl.. l . . 1' - L - . - 'YJ-,,,,f' 4. - 'iff - I .7 il-:J . 'Y' 1 N' , V X -cr 4CReady, aims Wher-ers my an-Owqv Steve Cox takes off for a flying touchdown. 24 Librar Provides Answers Q6 E X 45 J BARBARA BELL, JOSEPHINE BEWYER, LORRAINE RYE, TERESA BURKE, Librarians The library is the research and study center of In addition to the main library, a periodical room Grand View College. The library provides reference books is maintained to keep students abreast of current events. which coincide with classroom work as well as consider- A librarian is always on duty to aid students in the able reading beyond classroom needs. selection of books and periodicals. Cooks Serve Vital Purpose BETTY PAULSEN ELLY CHRISTENSEN NORMA JEPPESEN JUNE EMERSON Head Cook Cook Cook Valhalla Manager Hungry dorm students at Grand View College are hopping by the city and dorm students by innumerable lucky to have the.peppiest cooks to look after feeding them. snackers. Morning, noon, and night they prepa.re attractive and The student union is conveniently opened day and nourishing meals. Students are appreciative for the like- night serving everything from soup to nuts, to tuna ness to home cooking. sandwiches. Our Valhalla manager, June Emerson, is also kept 25 Wegre Well Taken Care 0 ! Lain al-' ,- . , s A 1 : I 5' x. 5 iv, N, I 5 kr' DORIS CHRISTIANSEN DOROTHY KENWORTHY HELEN WAGNER Nurse Men's Housemother Women's Housemother Can you imagine what a job being responsible for 60 girls and 118 boys would be? Mrs. Dorothy Kenworthy, boy's housemother, and Mrs. Helen Wagner, girl's house- mother, have their jobs under control. Besides dormitory regulators they are always available with friendly advice. The nurse, Mrs. Doris Christiansen is on duty for any emergency. Hardly a minute passes in the Clinic without meeting a complaining sprained ankle or the sneez- ing symptoms of a cold. Everything hip- hape at G.V.C. LELIA GORDON HOUSGKSSDGI' 26 Vffi TF'1T' 17TT -.': , - -,,-Y. y V 1 '. The well kept Grand View campus is the 9- result of the combined efforts of the following: Hubert Christensen, Raymond Bates, Al Downey, William Gordon, August Rasmussen, Vernllarlow, Charles Thompson. HUBERT CHRISTENSEN Maintenance Superintendent h, ,,x,, ,,I.xI., -.T X-, ,- f'1'. 'J 'J QJ 'Q' My Jxy-Q19 G:L'zA.1x-pl 'Viuw Ccfllege, one ber. Comes Q pewi. of 13 1U?'7WiilOl!S v.'o1'W.d iilllafci Wiith two gicass of diligeui Study i1'1L131i-V rnixed with both ligirii l1fEL1l'fQfl :md f51s1'i0'11s diversion, dcsdiczwed 'to m:1ki11gg life more livable ann livelyv Hard work ccmmhiued with deter- mhlation kiudlcs the abilities Liufil l1idc1:31'1 talents of all who pnrlicipate in the var'- ious aciivities Lllrougixout the 5fe:111'. This Spoiilighig is not 01112-7 on the full: duxugezls, but on ull Wim demozxstrzare zzcifasimfe to 1361301110 an integral pmt oi' The f1,LllfOl'L1 of acizivitiwv IL! j I 1 ,V . In J l Ruth Ludwig 1' Viking Explores EDITOR . . ..... COPY EDITORS . . LAYOUT EDITORS . . AD LAYOUT EDITOR INDEX AND CLASSES ART EDITOR .... . PHOTOGRAPHERS . . BUSINESS MANAGER ADVISOR . . I lb-w. ' ' i Pam Thorson and Sharon Evans put finishing touches layout and copy work. 28 EDITOR . Betty Ann Witzel . . Karen Barnhill Sharon Evans . ,, I .- 1 - -- , and Illuminates f B' tt 5 f . .Mrs 6: A X 9 1 :ff I-gif -5 ,g-,V-, -..rv A ,I ' I l fT,e'lr2eff1 Gaim- Lvl' ,-f 4, Ginger Leo , P -- f'4qi'- . . JoAnn Schwartz ' - 4- 5' -4 ' ff Diane Burrhus L -1 'if . . Ron Bayles fl' v,,f . Drew Burham ffl' , ,W . Pat Brenner . Dan Gooch Jeff Carver . . Pam Thorson . Ruth Ludwig , . Q- ,Hz mg W I l ,JJ Ji' A 'I : I '. ,vi A . 4' - L Q A, I, ,E - g -,i , . ! uv' :SN 4 4 ' ' Hhs! 2' 5' Q A K A v Betty Ann Witzel rj 'll fs! iff 1 :LU 11 '11 ' Vf.':, XV' M' W, 9 The cover on our yearbook signifies the spirit with which the youth of today meet their challenges with firm convictions. As one may see, our cover design could be easily outlined as a Viking ship, and also as a lamp. The Vikings were a fearless group of people who fought for what they believed, and weren't afraid to go after what they wanted and needed. Therefore, they built sturdy ships that could carry them through their toughest battles. Our annual staff has been working hard to build for our student body a strong ship such as the Viking ships of old. We want your memories of the past and firm convictions for the future to have a stable ship on which to board 'and sail onward to the future. Therefore, each one of us has tried to be a peg or a board holding your ship together. However, ships need light to navigate which brings into view the 'second outline of our cover design--a lighted lamp. Light makes for smooth sailing in any task. In our task, the light of education could never be forgotten. Our staff has tried to stress the .fact that through the light of . education, our strong ship can sail on to greater feats. We ,x N, . , fa know our seas will be roughg but if our light is strong, we :nrt .- 1,-' THJZK:-7jmT71i4iwlfir will see a sandy beach on the other side. 29 Gran. Co-editors . . . . . Betsie Gooch, Kim Hansen Make-up Editor . . ........... Tom Zug Sports Editor . . . . Skip Bennett Exchange Editor . . . , . Nora Mattern Cartoonist .... . . Al Andersen Photographer .... ....... R on Bayles Business Manager . . . 1 ..... Dean Roberts Staff Writers ........... John Baker, Tom Berg, Tom Billings, Bill Carmichael, Bart Christianson, Kathy Cunningham, Scott DeShong, Becky Gammell, Jane Gumm, Dallas I-Ioltman, Sandy Mehlus, Doug Paine, David Scott, Sue Schutt, Shirlee Sprague, Pam Taylor, Robert Ulm, and Jim Wheeler Advisors . . . . . Ruth Ludwig and Harry Jensen bfi. .9 , T I' x I L it .F ROW 1: Mrs. Ludwig, Shiley Sprague, Jane Gumm, Sandra Melhus, Betsie Gooch, Nora Mattern, Sue Shutt. ROW 3: Randy Rains u Wheeler Views Much valuable experience is gained by Grand View journalism students when they write for the Grand Views, They were given weekly reportorial assignments to write stories of interest about students, faculty members, and school functions. The staff members worked to make this years pub- lications more interesting and readable for both students a.nd faculty members. Ten issues of the Grand Views were released in the 1966-1967 school year with the final copy making its appearance covering Studenterfest. .,,-al' ROW 2: GarySchomer,Skip Bennett, Kathy Cunningham, nson, Dean Roberts, Al Andersen, Doug Paine, Jim Y . we Betsie and her shadow survey the October twenty-eighth issue of the paper. 31 .-- ,- ssxiifi EIITFLIETEFS W ' negnnxiu E in RX c -.ec I x 'f gn' ceT. 5 .... I i . I 5 1...- ' ' s - x 5-xo-'rw ,. 4 ,. I -1 5 1 ', ' uf i11 55 'iff iiiogiiigffziig C X. 'X Xt. KX . 5 Yea! uk YIM :lg 'Half , --1 .K. Sponsors Man U.K. has gone all out this year to promote more activities on the G,V,C. campus. Students enjoyed several dances, mixers, a hay ride, and movies just in the first few weeks of school. Many more activities were p1a.nned for the rest of the year and looked forward to with great anticipation. x Vigorous Activities The Henchmen hung around after one of the basketball games to play for a soc hop. Don't look now, but he has a hole in his sock. 34 Choir Voice ROW 1: Harriet Ellenberger, Sue Green, Jewel Summers, Kristen Anderson, Caryl Christensen, Pat Brenner, Priscilla 2: Jeanette Plath, Bev Proudfit, A.ndreaRaymond, Janet Johnson, Pam Perryman, Bonnie Sharp, Linda Hansen, Helen Sylvester, Director Robert Speed, Phil Hoffman,DanGesel1,Dona1dFidler, Roy Liljegren, George Lamb, Eugene Davis, Rick Nordensen, Christensen, Jim Hamilton, Jerry Wickershom, Rollin Buch, Robert U1m,Steve Conkel, Phil Goddard, Tom Hoke, John Davis, Old Main echoed with song and occasional laughter four hours a week, as the Grand View College Choir, prepared for an active and gratifying year. Under the direction of Robert Speed, the choir presented concerts on Parents Day, at convocation, and at alocal Women's Club. In the middle of January the choir represented the spirit of the college in their performances at seven statewide Lutheran Rallies for the Greater Grand View Fund drive. pirited Concerts +C. C7 Kelly, Roz Ryden, Betty Ann Witzel, Sue Ericksen, Jan Knudsen, Linda Nielson, Barb Cook, Gilya Kim, Julie Hollenbeck. ROW Linda Proudfit, Mary Jackman, Judy Gardalen, Nancy Loynachan, Diana Cain, Pam Nelson, Christy Rodine. ROW 3: Judy Enga, Jean Farstrup, Trudy Hurley, Ellen Pierce, Renee Showalter. ROW 4: Mark Peterson, Al Johnson, Tom Paul Erickson, Ken Roshek and Ken Young. Soloists, Gilja Kim and Brad Snodgrass, combined with the choir to sing Beautiful Savior and There is a Balm in Gilead respectively. During second semester the choir looked forward to a tour in northern cities. The 1967 performances of O Rejoice Ye Christians Loud1y will have a ring of distinction for audiences, the director, and the choir members themselves. 35 The Grand View folk dancers, a lively and light- footed group of students, provide fun and enjoyment for themselves as participants as well as for those who view them. This year the group was taught dances such as the Danish Three Leather Stockings, the combination dance Black Forest Mazurka and Pretzel Dance by the leader Mark Peterson. On more than a half a hundred occasions the fold dancers donnedtheir authentic costumes for exhibitions at such places as Dexfield High School, the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs and the Foreign Food Fair. In addition, performances were also given at convocations and during basketball half-times. l 1 36 Folk Dancers Kindl The chain is linked during a sequence of Sextour. LE FT TO RIGHT: Jean Farstrup, Bob Lauritsen, Betty Ann Witzelf Karen Madsen, Dennis Johansen, Nancy Nelson, Caryl Christensen, Mark Peter- sen. Not pictured: Bryce Miller and Dan Gooch. anish Tradition Bryce Miller, Betty Ann Witzel, Bob Lauritsen, and Jean Farstrup sing an Ole in Half Chain. X 1 N , V ' -' W nw' 5 . VT T 4' i PE 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: A1Gar- red, Barbara Cook, Trudy Hurley, Norman Johnson, Pat Hansen, Torn McCoy, Linda. Hansen, Diane Cain, A1 Johnson, Jewel Sum- mers. 37 The Yours Crowd Was In I've heard of cramming for finals, but this is ridiculous! YOURS, made the scene on the Grand View campus this year. This lively nightspot, sponsored by the Student Christian Fellowship, was held monthly in the basement of Grand View Lutheran Church on Friday night from Now listen DeShong, either pay attention to the per- 8:0O to midnight. formance or get out. Wasn't that Bob Dylan who just came in? 38 f, v - hifi ,,v cAf' ? We It's something about the quiet atmosphere. i 5 l i Set 'em up for the house, June. Let's see, Irving Berlin, Lawrence Welk or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir? 5 l Q I 1 ' i , mst ' Lui lain'-T M, Please let me out of here, Stevie. Valhalla Swings Sometimes X i 5 f You mean just one drink ofcoffee made him turn that color. 5Uur Town' Hits Home Kila Gillaspy and Tom Roller are pronounced as man and wife by Parson Cranston Gessell while the citizens of Our Town look on. My ga.rden's bigger than your garden, says Peggy Kelly to Chris Hood as they string beans. 40 Stage Manager . Dr. Gibbs . . . Joe Crowell . . Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs. . . Mrs. Webb . . George Gibbs - - Rebbecca Gibbs . Wally Webb . . Emily Webb . . Professor Willard Mr. Webb . . . CAST Woman in the Auditorium . . Man in the Auditorium . . Lady in the Auditorium . Simon Stimson . Mrs. Soames . . Constable Warren Si Crowell . . . Sam Craig . . . . . Cranston Gessell, Jr. . . .Don Fidler .Rick Nordenson . Mike Downey . . Peggy Kelly . .Chris Hood . . .Tom Roller . . Pat Brenner Doug McCau11ey . .Kila Gillaspy . .John Davis . . John Hindal . Debbie Prince . Steve Parsley Andrea Raymond . . .John Davis . . . Roz Ryden . Craig Kitchen .Rick Nordenson . .Steve Parsley Joe Stoddard .............. Ken Young Extras in the choir and wedding--Debbie Prince, Jean Brunotte, Jewel Summers, Andrea Raymond, Ken Young Rox Ryden, Cathy Cunningham, Diane Collins. Drama Club members and students of Grand View College produced Thornton Wi1der's Pulitzer Prize Play, Our Town November 18, 19, and 20. Our Town deals with life and death and we find happily that both are reduced to their natural simplicity. Without an understanding on one, we cannot understand the other. We must know and love the finite before we can ever hope to know and understand the infinite. ,f'7'-, if , ff KU' BT ML :UL U23 'EP A wish as bright as the pennies which glow on the traditional Cliristmes dorm czuidle is just one :activity of the many orgmiizations which lighten student life. The more than eiglrtliumdriediiiem- bers of our college community mingle in orgzuiizzltion-sponsorecl events Such as moonlit hayrides, Christmas parties, zLi'te1':-game dances, and bmquets., Come peuiiouship of these events overcome the solitary coniifieriiemi of 9. Student :lu his solitary confinement of a student in his world of books. Horizons of lIlfl.'lllSlC wonder are bi-oadened as the student becomes 3 joiner in the interests of drama, joure nalism, and religious aotivitiesg These OD1301 tl1lll':llQS for understanding will blaze Q, sense of duty 'towmd the worldfs society and orgauizaiioii. ., f .,,, 5 .N .25 .iii 4 1555552 fb sl! 33 3, V -. K 5 .T ,-, bt., , U vi 'X V L 52, .. '43 H 4253 is X 5 . n W . sh V ,g , fl WF' . .11 53, .Ei 'Ju 4 , , J 1 , . i . . , ,1- nge Krae ter Helps 1 ROW 1: Peggy Kelly, Rosalyn Ryden, Grace Crawford. ROW 2: Tom Christiansen, Jean Farstrup, Karen Carlson, Steve Hanson. ROW 2: Mr. Maigaard, Mr. Bodker, Charles Lundquist. Fellow students, 4 Light is essential for life. Grand View College is shining forth a light more resplendent than all of its seventy year history. One could say that Grand View is experiencing a rebirth or a period of enlightenment. In 1966-1967 tremendous gains have taken place in every aspect of college lifeg fund raising and long-range expansion projects, added educational facilities, growth in student enrollment and social activities. One reflection of Grand View's light is the UK Council. This year we have been engulfed by its spirit and we have met the increasing demands connected with this growth through the planned social activitis and strengthening of the student- faculty relations. The light of Grand View will not be extinguished. The glow of U.K. will continue to shine. 4 1 1 Roz A2 Grand View Grow - 0 c W-A . : ,-!. in ' f A I tid dies? ravi 6034 A-b sl 1 f N 1 H -- 'YQ its , 1 . '- I -.M MJ 5 - . 1 O ff-. - :- s it The theme for Studenterfest, Grand View Now and Then , was not simply drawn out of the box but was found after A long discussions by representatives of campus organi- zations. oEE1cERs ' PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . 1 VICE-PRESIDENT . . , SECRETARY . . . TREASURER ........ . . . . Roz Ryden . . Peggy Kelly . Karen Carlson Chuck Lundquist . Karen Carlson Tom Christensen .Grace Crawford Steve Hanson . .Jean Farstrup Chuck Lundquist Weekend Committee Chairmen . . . Special Events Committee . . . Publicity Committee . . . SPONSORS . . . .Mr. Maigaard, Mr. Bodtker, Mrs. Wilkinson The 1967 UK has been a strong organization. During Orientation week everyone got acquainted at UK sponsored movies, a dance and a picnic. In October the semi- formal, Harvest Moon, and hayrack rides were held. Dan Gesell and Charles Lundquist have voices on the student-faculty convocation committee. Money making projects such as after-game dances and booster buttons applied toward a stupendous Studenterfest in May. ,qgrw-.,.. .Cb- ,fv y f-r-f-.9N..,-4.3.9.7 . If If riff t ' 1 --1-f-7--4 f hw.,- 6,17 X Raft, 4 iv--14... - . -A ,art ' frff HA ,Q-+ , 1 W I i I PM ' W . l I -xt 5 5 ,' If It ,f rmkl' -0 ,EJ fi ' Q I I v 2+-A ff-r I , 1. ' 1 ff , , f ' ' , f . r'-4'-r-7 , - ,Jef--4-+4-N , , , 2' ' 'Q r , I q f '? fu 44.4 I r 1' af - :M l ?'-T--v-gl.,--Q-4 '9 f 'Y ?4 Y'7 'ff X f '- ' , ' . , k , fr-fa.. - i.0v+-4.-we-Q-v4t'!v,T-'l.,?,,:1.'T-T-Q 4 I 1 1 i 1 E , . Q ' ...,...-,- , ?'f'? 'v-Hhgf , , fl' I I -1-o-v- .,,,,,., - . ,,.,. 1 5 9 ' 'L,Qff '! '4-A,-,AY . .--4--4. , vi, 2 5'-0+-g...-n-Q Myra-IA '- , - - . ,,- we E Ls '. ? ?-A ,ffif ' , ,. , dr-: . J-., ' 1 - d 'N--...... ' - -. -' 'T' .aft 1 V x , H l, 4 ke, ' V. . w..,, rw-ff- -, ' ..-ff' ' 4'-A! . . - R, . . Q - A X v-.,.g- W '-J' . H - ' ' '?, ..' 1. a t L , Roz Ryden leads UK to a great year. , R .K Commlttees Are Instlgators E7 SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE ROW 1: Barry Knapp, Renee Showalter, Bob Lauritsen. ROW 2: Karen Carlson, Tom Chris- tensen, Linda Fleckenstein, An- 'netta Peterson. 44 ROW 1: Mr. Simpson, Paul Erickson, Dave Bradley, Ron Bayles, John Boozel, Mr. Sisam. ROW 2: Phil Jorgenson, Denny Jensen, Gary Liggitt, Mark Johnsen, James Hamilton, Jim Meltesen, Craig Douwstra, Bart Levich. ROW 3: John Crabb A1 Anderson, Dennis Morton. Circle K Was on the Move President Ron Bayles calls the meeting to order. We Build is the motto of the Circle K Club. The Club, affiliated with the Kiwanis Clubs of America and is sponsored by the East Des Moines Kiwanis Club served the College and Community in various ways. In October, Circle K in co-operation with U.K., held a dance at the gym. A smoker was held in Novem- ber to initiate members. On the weekend of November 4 and 5 a Clean-up Day was held. All the litter and papers was picked up to improve the looks of the campus. Since the start of the basketball season Circle K has helped at the concession stand. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... . . Ronald Bayles VICE-PRESIDENT . . . David Bradley SECRETARY . . . . . John Boozel TREASURER. . . . .Paul Erickson 45 Town Girls Met and Relaxed eff' Nil- f , - - A 'Q' 'Wig L ml T A-' 5 11 I if 'V 1 1 z ' git: f ' 4 r a' 55 J ' L iii V, . .rn The f 'Twister Game' ' provided everyone with entertainment whether they were watching or twisting. The Town Girls Club, composed of those girls who do not live in the dormitory, shared many fun-filled hours together. Meetings were held every two weeks but in between formal meetings, the girls met for study and discussions in the room in the dormitory set aside for them. The Town Girls sponsored a lively slumber party in cooperation with the girls' dorm in the fall. A Christmas party was held with each member bringing a grab bag gift to place under the decorated tree. Buzz books listing the names and addresses of all GrandView students were designed and sold by the club members. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....... . . Karen Dulaney VICE-PRESIDENT .... . . Judy Carter SECRETARY- TREASURER . . .... Sue Brown SPONSOR. . . Miss Mener Jensen I ROW 1: Wilma Lockridge, Judy Carter, Miss Jensen, Karen Barnhill. ROW 2: Vicki Newell, Judy Loffredo, Jo Ann Smith, Linda Sapp. Row 3: Barb sprau, Paula Perkins. I 0 Language Club Was Inactwe ROW 1: Betsy Gooch, Teresa Rossmanith, Christine McFar1in, JudyCarter, Margie Ellis, Becky Gammell, LindaSapp, Karen McGahan, Stephanie Evans. ROW 2: Diane Bowers, Harriet Hunter, Marcia Vorm, Tom Burgett, Shirlee Sprague, Judy Hen- derson, Pau1aPerkins, Miss Oline, Linda Hansen. ROW 3: TomCory, Bob Sanders, John Crabb, Norm Johnson, Chuck Flem- ing, Dan Gesell. ROW 4: Ron Meyers, Don Vines, Roger Pullen, Paul Womack, Craig Kitchen, A1 Anderson, Terry James, Craig Redshaw, S.C.F. Sponsors 66You,rs ROW 1: Betty Ann Witzel, Roz Ryden, Barb Cook, Pat Brenner. ROW 2: Dan Gesell, Craig Kitchen, John Davis. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... ...... . Linda Nielsen VICE-PRESIDENT .... . . . Barbara Cook SECRETARY- TREASURER . . . . Nancy Loynachan 47 Prospective Teachers Were In armed 5' 1 , i A X 'X nm 1 Q L-gg, ,Q ROW 1: Annetta Peterson, Linda Whitman, and Karen Carlson. ROW 2: Peggy Kelly, Steve Rocha and Marcia Vorm. The SEA meeting is next Monday, not today, explained Mr. Weinberg, club sponsor. Grand View students interested in the teaching pro- fession were found at the Student Education Association meetings on the first Monday of every month. Two eye- opening programs have been given by Miss Murray Per- kins, State Director of the Student Education Association and Mr. Charles Joss, Superintendent of Schools in West Des Moines, Iowa. In February Steve Rocha and Murlean Hall returned from the State Convention at the Hotel Fort Des Moines with renewed resolve. OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . ...... Annetta Peterson VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . Steve Rocha TREASURER ...... . . . .Murlean I-iall SECRETARY ............. Marcia Vorm SPONSOR: Mr. Weinberg ROW 1: Debbie Prince, Jean Brunotte, Peggy Kelly, Pat Brenner, Peggy Krueger. ROW 2: Elizabeth Cory, Diane Bowers, Chris Hood, Connie Michelson, Jewel Summers. ROW 3: John Hindal, Dan Gessell, Don Fidler, John Davis. ROW 4: Mr. Dickson, Al Johnson, Steve Parsley, Craig Kitchen, and Rick Nordenson. Drama lub Produces Excellence OFFICERS PRESIDENT ......... . . Peggy Kelly SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . Jewel Summer The Drama Club 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. The play Our Town was given first semester with each member of the Drama Club participating. At their meetings speakers from various fields of the theater are presented to the club. Pam Thorson applies make-up to John Davis for his part in the play Our Town . 49 Dorm Students Sense SEM HOUSE OFFICERS ROW 1 SEC. Caryl Christensen Mrs. Akermark VICE-PRESIDENT Linda Hansen ROW 2 PRES. Janet Johnson Mr. Akermark BOYS DORM OFFICERS SEC. Paul Erickson VICE-PRES, Greg Smifh Mrs. Kenworthy PRES, Dave Bradley 5 ,W J X GIRLS DORM OFFICERS rl Row 1 PRES. Barbara Cook 1 Mrs. Wagner E VICE-PRESIDENT .Betty Ann Witzel ROW 2 TREAS. Christy McFa.r1in SEC. Jean Farstrup oth Freedom and Securit C3 I GIRLS DORM PROCTORS ROW 1 Lorraine Swanson Barbara Cook , Theresa Rossmanith ROW 2 Connie Hilleman C arol Moser Betty Ann Witzel Sue Larson SEM HOUSE PROCTORS Helen Sulvester Janet Johnson Renee Showalter Anna Jewell Q? BOYS DORM PROCTORS Andy Galinsky Dennis Johansen Dave Bradley These Students Are Tops , ROW 1: Sheryl Lebeck, Trudy Hurley, Christy McFar1in, Karen Carlson, Peggy Kelly, Jan Knudsen,Diane Collins, Barb Jacob- sen, Renee Showalter, Susan Brown. ROW 2: Janis Willis, Karen McGahan, Linda Sapp, Carol Johnson, MariLynn Lenox, Cindy Clemons, Roberta Pilmer, Jean Farstrup, Sue Sjolin. ROW 3: Connie Michelson, SuzanneMithe1man,LindaComito, Mary Fox, Linda Lancaster, Linda Proudfit, Judy Enga, Jerry Brown, Bob Johnson. ROW 4: Robbie Volk, Jim Harris, Randy Hamilton, Bill Routt, David Robinson,Tom Snyder,Dean Sage, Nick Krpan. ROW 5: Steve Rocha, Danny Burkhead, Joe1Me1ohn, Clark Stewart, Chuck Lundquist, Bob Larew, Fred Fuller, Gary Glanzer. Students of superior academic standing were eligible for membership in the Grand View chapter of the Honor Society. Temporary membership was gained by achieving a grade point average of 3.25 or above for one semester. Those who maintained the high average for three semesters earned permanent membership. These students are to be congratulated for the self- discipline, desire and ability they possess which enabled them to become Honor Society members. SEATED: Connie Michelson. STANDING: Steve Rochaand Chuck Lundquist, Drama F raternit Initiated Delta Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatic fraternity, was founded to recognize student participation in college play production. Grand View students become eligible for membership if they have played a major role in a play or participated in stage work. This year's members included: Mark Petersen, Jewel Summers, Linda Nielsen, Roz Ryden, Mike Downey, Peg Kelly, Al Johnson and Dean Roberts. Standing in the center of row two is Mr. Charles Dickson, sponsor. Journalism Students Recognized 11 ff! Beta Phi Gamma, national honorary journalism fraternity recognizes individual journalistic achievement of Grand View students. Initiated students have served on a publication staff and achieved a scholastic average of 2.5 or better. Those who qualified for membership were: Betsie Gooch, Karen Barnhill, Sandra Melhus, Bart Christiansen, Al Anderson, Jim Wheeler and Betty Ann Witzel. Seated in the middle of row one, Mrs. Ruth Ludwig, was the sponsor of this fraternity. Not pictured Tom Zug and Pam Thorson. 53 ....... D 1 DU 'IU b2 um , 1 I .L E5 ,,. ,, .Nl I r . . -13 ,r wi ww 4 e Victories Lifted , Nw Viv, 49 rw w W: Go Red, Go White, Go Team, Fight, Fight! That is the theme of G.V.C.'s cheerleaders. Their out-of-this world yelling helped the team to many a victory. X '1 1 W on R 1 ,Il 3 l y Bob Neswold C405 wheels to pass to Brian Larson 4523 while Gary Stone our man of the hour, coach Dave sisam is moves in for the rebound. trying to figure out the other team's strategy. rand Views ' Record ROW 1: Coach Sisam, Robbie Volk, Dale Hamke, Gary Stone,Dennis Jensen, Skip Bennett. ROW 2: Craig Lamb, Greg Lehner, Bill McElree, Brian Larson, Bob Neswold, Bill Paterick, Bart Levich. Grand View's basketball team collected some mighty hefty victories this year, as well as suffering a few heart- breaking losses. The Vikings had a well-balanced scoring team. They were paced by Bill McElree, who averaged 23 points per game. This average placed him third in scoring in the Iowa Junior College Conference. The Vikings got alot out of a young man, Robbie Volk, who didn't play on the varsity team in high school but turned out to be an asset in aguard position for G.V.C. Robbie hails from McKeesport, Pa., and was suggested to Coach Sisam by an assistant coach at the State University of Iowa. The Vikings' staff wishes to give a warm thanks to the team for their wonderful effort towards victory. Centerville Waldorf Muscatine Creston Marshalltown Clinton Ellsworth Burlington Marshalltown Eagle Grove Webster City Moberly Muscatine Mason City Centerville Creston Burlington Clarinda '73 90 80 76 56 '76 91 4 '72 62 85 84 55 70 62 45 82 '79 57 Vikings Showed Theii Niusx 175 e X Z- g Greg Lehner contemplates passing to forward Bill McE1ree C541 '93 .Li - 'lv +----QQ,-K il- Vl- This is one of the strongest benches in the state. 58 Fi ht and Might J Mighty Mac, who was the third high scorer in the conference, is shown fighting for the ball. Gary Stone, 6-foot 1-inch forward, is high on the boards. He was the shortest forward, but packed a lot of whallop. 59 Rope Jumpers Practice ' E F V ' 'S jj game '1 ry new - I 1 or Precision .iv Q jpg ,ai V I' 'J , , wir' 'LA b g fu 2 1 Y Zi .. 4 c-A Q 5' ft 5 if 4 .fl I 2 tb ' P v .TN The rope jumpers rehearse Double-Dutch before performing. The regular conditioning of the rope jumpers in- accidents, and in January, Captain Sandy Geringer coached creased endurance but cou1dn't combataseries of injuries, from the sidelines with a cast on her foot. During the first semester the group was plagued by fif- -ll 'S ROW 1: Linda Geissinger, Judy Henderson. ROW 2: Stephanie Evans, Joan Weddell, Sandy Geringer. Although small in number, the rope jumpers mastered their rou- tines to the point of excellence. They gave an exhibition at Trinity Lutheran Church during semester break. They also performed pre- cision drills and blind folded jump rope for basketball half-time enter- tainment. V Showstoppelfs March to Music LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Proudfit, Colleen Patrick, Becky Miller, Barbara Miller, Donella Johnson,KarenMcGahan, Stephanie Evans, Margaret Ellis, Beverly Robinson, Jan Knudsen, Julie Jacobson, JoAnn Schwartz, Sonja Olsen, Marianna Snook, Sue Sjolin, Sue Brown, Jan Cushman, Sharon Blair, Christy Rodine, Pam Taylor. The first few weeks of school, members of the Grand View drill team could be identified by the bright red stop signs hanging around their necks from a chain of popcorn. The wearing of the necklace as well as other privileges were all part of the initiation of members into the Show Stoppers. The Show Stoppers, sponsored by the Women's Physical Education department, were led this year by co-captains Jan Knudsen and JoAnn Schwartz. Julie Jacobson, the 1967 mascot, pranced in front of the marchers with twinkling eyes and toes. The girls practiced many long, hard hours to perfect the marching routines which they performed at various times. The bright red and white circular skirted costumes of the Show Stoppers, added to the pep and vitality of the members, helped make their per- formances at convocations and basketball games sparkle. 61 v .5 Cheerleaders Sparkea I ROW 1: Jeanne McKee, Rebecca'Herbo1d. ROW 2: Pam Thorson, Bev Blinco, Marcia Logan. 62 ROW 1: Karen Carlson, Grace Crawford. ROW 2: Janice Lewis, Nora Mattern, Ginger Leo. -A r Q E 3 f 5' '31 S , .1-5 U ' - V n I ' Pg INR 1 , X Q -L 'p s if' ' rn , . 1m i W V4 ff K ' 2 .' W I I N-. 1 'x T School pirit ms. ce-..-,, . , .uric-. W- are-M1 M ri e -, W W , '3 W.. Grace Crawford, Jan i Lewis, and Karen Carl- son lead the Viking fans in a cheer. X Yiiii The bounce and zip of the cheerleaders sparked a contagious school spirit among G.V.C. students whether the Vikings faced victory or defeat. At practices held on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 to 4:00, the cheer- leaders learned new cheers and revised the old ones in order to lead the team onto their many victories. When game time arrived, the eight yell leaders combined their practices into spontaneous enthusiam radiating this to all the loyal Viking fans. I wish they may, I wish they might, l wish the Vikings win tonight. Awk ! Gymnastics N ame. ROW 1: Helen Sylvester, Roxanne Stremming, Linda Geissinger, Renee Showalter, Colleen Patrick, Bev Blinco, Linda Flec 1 1 i W .-..., ,' t ,il ..l I L.- ., L .--.-. ..- .-1. ,J l ,- I I g 1 j 1 WCW in ' - Aj-xii ' I.: iflf , 15, I , . . ' V ul ' . . - lie 'Y 5 aft Roxanne Stremming executes a masterful stag leap. 64 kenstein, Marcia Logan. ROW 2: Karen Carlson, Sandy Geringer, Carol Moser, Bary Birkestrand, Diane Collins, Kay Cooper, Jan Lewis, Annetta Peterson, Grace Craw- ford. ROW 3: Mrs. Dorr, Paul Ringnald, Dave Shelpley, Jim Newsom, Gerald Perdue, Tom Miller, Randy Hamilton, John Miller. ROW 4: Elsie Chesowsky, Mr. Jacobson, Terry Anderson, Larry Harris, Jon Turner, Joel Meloen, Phil Hoffman. Any day of the school year, the gymnasts could be observed as they made the most of the available gym space. The strength and dedication of the entire club makes them deserving of the recognition by the year- book staff as Oustanding Activity of the Year. Besides highlight performances at Parents' Day and Studenterfest, there were exhibitions at basketball games, at high schools in Roland, Earlham, Belmond, Nevada, North Des Moines and Dallas Center and at Ellsworth and Simpson Colleges. Returning members of the club were Linda Geis- singer and Janice Lewis, floor exercises, Karen Carl- son and Annetta Peterson on the balance beam, Randy Hamilton and Gerald Perdue. Freshmen standouts were Roxanne Stremming for floor exercises, Colleen Patrick on the uneven bars and Paul Ringnald. Activity of the Year 1 t 1 Linda Geissinger exhibits the yogi handstand in fine gymnastic form. , 5.5551 ... -. ,wwfff-1- 1--14 H : :fe 1511211 am' 11 my , 11' Nazi' 1 X11 4 11 1' 1 . 1 411 f 113111 1,1 gy 11 X -I' a511 -. A1 gy , il 1 1 4 The 'f L on the high bars is demonstrated here by Grace Craw- ford. ' .we Lies' gi? , ,f- ' ' ' 1 ' , 1 fe ff , A r 1 'A 1 1 1 1 - W. 1 , , f . A ,V ,Y X ,J ,V Colleen Patrick performs the arch between the bars. Paul Ringnald exhibits the form of the Japanese handstand. Janice Lewis' splits are representative of the poise and form exhibited in her floor exercises. Gymnasts Expanded Their Strength and F lexibilit I i ,-x ev Smooth-working Annetta Peterson and Karen Carlson per- form the candle. Jim Newsom's ' L on the rings requires strength. 'Rf -' Paul Ringnald has no way to look except down while executing a hand stand on the parallel bars. The Danish Woman's Gymnastics Group was established this year under the leadership of Karen Madsen, who came to Grand View from Denmark. The rhythm ball exercises are among her favorites. The exercises are done step-by-step with music, and are very feminine and graceful. The first semester the group practiced with the intention of giving exhibitions second semester. It is Karen's desire that in the course of her teaching, the students will gain satisfaction from their own activities as well as from her instruction. This balance routine with a rhythm ball is performed by Colette Rutenbeck. Gymnastics Went Danish Karen Madsen leads the group of girls through a rhythm ball routine which calls for grace and precision. 67 Intramurals Had The intramural athletic program at Grand View, under the direction of Charles Jacobson is well rounded and provides opportunities for anyone who wishes to participate. The intramural golf championship was won this year by Dale Hanke. John Kirke and Doug Olsen were the close contenders. Doug Kidder took the championship in the archery competiton with Mike Thornhill as runner-up. The coveted football championship was won by the Roughriders in the fall. Traditionally the Ancients provided stiff competition as the several intramural basketball teams contended for the first place position. Some very fine scores were rolled in the intra- mural bowling league. Many times the teams were separated by only a few pins. The championship was won by the team of Bill Halbach, Carol Johnson, Steve Conkel and Duane Johnson who were known as the Ten Pins. High averages were held by Connie Michelson and Roy Jones who also had the high game of 259. Volleyball, badminton and table tennis were other intramural activities that were enjoyed by the Grand View students and faculty. Look, up in the sky! It's a bird ..... 68 Balanced Pro ram I . 1.4 37-sax., Jump, Dave. Jump, Dave. Jump, jump! Aw, come on fellas. This is my only chance to score . r- Golft Was a 6 W Swingin' lub Returning Lettermen Dale Hanke and Jim Yencer are gett- ing in shape for Spring training. Besides Dale Hanke and Jim Yencer, JohnKirke is also a returning lettermen. The top prospects for the year were Bob Johnson, Doug Olson, Dan Paske, and John Klockentager. The team was matched against Ellsworth, Musca- tine, Waldorf, Centerville and Marshalltown. The Regional tournament was held at Marshalltown. Coach Jacobson hopes after the Regional match to send his team to Florida. fn s s LT ,o l Jim Yencer comes out of the rough in good form. Strong drives by Dale Hanke were a.n asset to his team. 69 Baseball Team Was Champ . 5' . a. . . - ,,., . . V . , , . , , . I. -.4 ,.s , aria.-X m - . . . f ' . , . . . . . . . ROW 1: Steve Cox, CF, Skip Bennett, 2B, and Tim Jotzke, Pitch. ROW 2: Steve Prater, Catch-OF, Gary Stone,OF-1B Chris Frosheiser, 1B, Gene McCoy, LF, Terry Roche, Catch-OF, Allen Joss, Pitch, Roger Anderson, Catch-OF, Fred Lowe, CF, Jeff Godfrey, Pitch, and Pete Marasco, lB. ROW 3: Dallas Hakeman, SS-2B,Bart Christia.nson,2B,Gary Pointer, Pitch, Stan Berns, OF, Larry Dalton, Catch, Doug Rieck, OF, Duane Palcic, Pitch, Leon Borcherding, OF, Bruce Clement, Catch, Mike Slavin, SB, and Larry Shockey, SS. I Grand View 6 Creston 2 The Grand View baseball team won the conference Grand View 3 CICSIOH 5 championship for the second straight year and also Grand View 1 Marshalltown 3 won the Regional XI District Championship but were Grand View 7 Ellsworth ll defeated in the Regional Championship playoff. Their Grand View 5 Ellsworth O record was 14 and 3. Grand View 6 Marshalltown 1 The returning members included Infield: Jerry Grand View 19 Marshalltown 2 Baker, SS, Bart Christiansen, 2B, Skip Bennett, 2B, and Grand View 11 Webster City 3 Chris Frosheiser, 1B. Outfieldz Leon Borcherding, Grand View '7 Webster City 2 Steve Cox, Doug Rieck, and Gary Stone. The pitcher Grand View 19 Eagle Grove 4 returning is Gary Pointer. The top prospects at this Grand View 3 Creston 2 time are Lou Durkin, 1B, Bill Paterick, P, Rob Volk, Grand View 7 Creston 1 P and C, Mike Will, 1B, Charles Warner, P, Gene Grand View '7 Centerville 4 Turner, P, and Paul Ringnold, OF. Grand View 11 Centerville 11 Grand View 21 Mason City 8 District: Grand View 'I Clarinda O Grand View 10 York 6 Regional: Grand View O Ellsworth 6 70 AWG? J -Q fav Etna' '-FJ! L L. s .9 i 1, 592' U Juan Alba Kristen Anderson Jerry Baker Karen Barnhill Rod Basconcillo Ron Bayles Jim Binnebose Dennis Block Leon Borcherding David Bradish Dave Bradley Jim Brown tri - x Sophomores Look Forward to S....4 W-if .4-1' X Ti h ad V ,vp I K 1 4 4 w I lu' dx I Q.-.:, k fi Stephen Brubaker Drew Burham Diana Burrhus David Caffrey Dennis Calbreath Kenneth Callison Bill Campbell David Carson Judy Carter Gary Carver Hans Christensen Bruce Christensen lgher Educational Pursuits V, ,, an C' , . 4 4 K ,1. ,- ,.5,,, D I eq' 2 s ,Yr 'I , 'v 4 Y ,5 'ra a 4 , , . - .L ': ',-2 5-5, 1 ng. ,,,g .N X ,g ira- 19. fer 4 4.1257 , , - N Karen Dulaney George Eisele Harriet Ellenberge Margaret Ellis Paul Erickson Sue Erickson Vicki Evans Gary Fox Michael Gabbert Andrew Galinsky Rebecca Gammell Allan Garred I' Caryl Christensen Rhonda Christy Sherry Clinkenbeard Barbara Cook Elizabeth Cory Steve Cox John Davis Bruce Dernsky Oren DeSh0ng Norine Dietrich Darrell Dolrnage Craig Douwstra ,.,,.r,',1 fs? Mike Garrett Ronald German Michael Hall James D. Hamilton Larry Hansen Steve Hanson James Harris Joy Harrison Sandy Hartz Dennis Heuton Connie Hilleman Sharon Holcomb Qfj' iv' Vicki I-Iougham Ken Hoyla Harriet Hunter Joe Jennings Anna Jewell Ezequiel Jimenez Denis Johansen Allen E. Johnson Carol Johnson Norman Johnson Steven Johnson Ted Johnson is n H v , K Vin .-r' 3 -. ,:-:E L 'U'-Ti . ., . I My AE 1 will ' ,L D,,Lq, my I vfzfl, J : Lager Sheryl Lebeck i Marilynn Lenox Dan Leo Sam Leo Linda Leonard Dennis Lettington Janice Lewis Wilma Lockridge Judy Loffredo Rebecca Lounsbury Nancy Loynachan Linda Lund Terry Johnson Marcia Iungwirth Mort Katz Judith Keim Peggy Kelly Craig Kitchen Tom Kitchen Barry Knapp I an Knudsen Kathleen Kutish George Lamb Susan Larson W M 1 , 149' sf ll l ' 4 Y if Charles Lundquist Steve Lyon Nora Mattern William McCarty John McCoy Christine McFarlin Karen McGahan Nina McKee r :fl ' 1 .2 5-f . 'f' 'vt , ,lil l w, .', , T- 'nvtiiq :Y A441 , 1-5 .a .14 -. NY-. ' ' f Zgilgba. -f 3 .,i.:.!.i:. . J' g in .- ' . ' I-mg ,fr If . . - - -' .s . ap. 1 . .iriitii v I . ,y ',-, ff av, A 'F' ,. , ' V A I'!',Z1J ,I !' 'r n , . xr V .4 V- f .--. ew- ' fl g.. I A ' in,-.if .1 5- ' ' 3'5 -s .f , . Jug, ,l ,. . 4 'Z' .. ,. , '51 . , V , .' 9 I 5, 'Ja .5 .xr 5. After the year 's first snowfall, sophomores advertised to all the superiority of their class. 76 ff 5 ,, .,' fy 'J- Wx inc' is we QQ. ri. T 1,3 X fu ,J. 1-,E ral 6 Q , LN ' jc Aa .ef Z-'4 Patricia O'Brien Nick Painovich Stephen Parsley David Pearson Brian Pennington Pamela Perryman Mark Petersen Annetta Peterson Frank Pierick Gary Pointer Wayne Presdorf Andrea Raymond N Connie Michelson Susan Mills William Mills Bryce Miller Rebecca Miller Joseph Nalley Christie Nelson Vicki Newell Gary Nichols Linda Nielsen Richard Nordeson Kathy Norris -gs iv P '.--W V ,V F5 ' Q . Y zz-5. . , l Z fi. fr.. . x Bi' lla Elf. 1.43 77 John Rehrns Douglas Rieck Steven Reitzel James Riggs Dean Roberts Beverly Robinson David Robinson June Robinson Stephen Rocha Kenny Roshek Teresa Rossrnanith V Allen BUITIITIC WW 'YET' .1 4 :'.IImr Y: ' 'lb g:1 I x is vi NL . I gg, 4 K X V xx . -Hi' L.. ,.--y .- -174, -w Linda Sapp Pamela Saucke JoAnn Schwartz David Shepley Tom Sherwood Don Smith JoAnn Smith Lonya Speake Ray Sprague Lorraine Spurgeon Sharon Stein Jewel Summers , 'iz' Y in :X rn Q Q Q all Lg , ,f Gary Whitehead Jerry Wichersham Valerie Wichert Betty Ann Witzel Paul N. Womack Steve Wright Jim Yencer George Young Martin P. Young L. rl an 4 E Cheryl Surbaugh Lorraine Swanson Shari Thompson Edward Tinker Joseph Toubes Dave Utterback Clayton Van Horn Richard Vertz Michele Vranich Robert Wagner Sheila Walker Joel Whipple xt Q .5'lf YT, , r 6? 'I. , be B bf ' Q '::e,,.,. ' MIXMQV -ra-vcak 1 80 Lee Adams Ahmad Ahmadi Alan Andersen Deborah Anderson Larry Anderson Ron Anderson Terry Anderson Ivan Archer David Assmann Sheri Austin Douglas Bailey Jim Balduchi Freshmen Make Adjustmen, '. I 1' I 1 Y ' f vi V 1 L- , TI' V , 'is , l ,A rw A , NF? Y F-v'Ef212 if A 'v , A -gif, N , , ' 1- rx. ks Vi Q- 1,f '. .,.. J, 4 1 Lf C' QT fairy ri A 1 1 -'f9'd ',1'i - Q rg ,, , N , ,rg at-'lv ll 4 V. -1' Jr V ' ' 1 ' - , F . . '- xu, 5. , ' ' ' ' 1. IQ'-'X' . , ' iff A! -w 2,5631-'.cfQ-'.'f:i:k?' I Q ' 1 -r if X . Gary Batten Vicki Bauer Shirley Bennett Thomas Berg Harian Betz Barbara Birkestrand Neil Black Sharon Blair Bev Blinco Sheila Blixt Frank Bloom Kristine Bloom Q77-v ff 9 College A tmosphere ,,, .r-+1 1 :QQ Bw 'fl' Christine Burget Danny Burkhead Diana Cair James Carlson Karen Carlson Lee Anne Carney Dennis Carver James Carver Jeff Carver Mike Cebuhar Merril Chase Kila Christensen James Boersma Cheryl D. Bowers Dennis Boyd Pat Brenner Sallie Brewer Diana Brierly Kathy Brown Susan Brown Jean Brunette Stanley Bruns Rollin Buck Judy Buerman NV' -2:7 A ,. J I yffj 'Z f w 4 N' f , XSL - Tom Christensen Kathie Christianson Gina Cimino Terry Clark 'E' 1 . i Tw ,C - ,T Lucinda Clemens r 1 John Collato Diane Collins Stephen Conkel Theron Conrey Kay Cooper Stephen Cooper Torn Cory N Weary Freshmen are just beginning a long series of registrations to come each semester, by standing in line waiting for counseling. 82 W . E Kam we r,?f,,.,ws Q kear121,ga www. ,1 . w11e11ws , M an wifi vmwa 15 .A la A-15.-Jig if 4 .1x1 fr 1: ,zvzsfryn Judy Enga Roger Epperly Carol Erickson Phyllis Erickson Mike Euritt Sharon Evans Stephanie Evans Frank Evenson Michael Ewart John Farley Jean Farstrup Charles Ferris - ,.k, 1. 11 ix- K :11x1g11 A B--:RX Arla, El qi - y 1 df f rzssfgvf ., . as ,wrsf I 'gif 5' K we ,W M H517 1 was 1 Z 1 Him? 1 . Sherilyn Coughenour John Crabb Mike Crook Kathy Cunningham Everetre Curtis Jan Cushman Larry Dalton Rod Davis Rosemary DeFino Karen Dunphey Louis Durkin Dan Ellett A, E1 l 5 ' '1.15+1, 1 ig ' E1 if Q 1. 1, i ZA t ' asa. + 5-:Mis 1 1 ,fl X- 'D' f if I iff .. H1 ref' .. 1 1i2l2fi,qff ,, V is 4.2. . ,,,, .,,..,, V 1, Wm- M f 1 -454 5 1 1 Jar , 1 .. mniaf . 32, L Ljgg Vg 7 T: , . 1 - - A. , -my rk A 5. :Z 33-N- 7' CT' ' - . f 5231135553 A 5355 f 1st K 2 j Q ' - -9' ., 1 , 1' ua fix ,Q , ' .. : I' Y t .sv :jp 2 S 1 4 A V if :1 I ' sig' . 1 Q1 1' 1: , ' L ,L 3'-H fFiffQ., ' ' QW H1-M fr fi i , .W V 3.3, 83 I Jim Fisher Stephen F indley Donna Finney Cynde Fitch Suzanne Flanigan Linda Fleckenstein Charles Fleming Joyce Flynn Gary Fober Ralph Fogue Mary Fox Janis Franklin cf WV . . t TW WI YP? 'I - 1 4 W . ky IJ' ff' ii f! ,' J 3 , eff.. . GT sl f . W1 Q- RV! 'ull' gr: Vfil 7 1 l i ,iv N ,Wg-fr, 1' pf Q 'z,,:w,5 C. Fredrick Fuller Roberta Gabriel Judy Gardalen Steve Garwood Linda Geissinger Jan Geringer Cranston Gesell Michael Ginther Philip Goddard William Godwin Sharon Goeders William Golliday my-S' Richard Hansell Linda Hansen Pat Hansen Gerry Hardersen Larry Harris Mary Kathleen Harry Robert Helgeland Danny Hemphill Judy Henderson David Hennick Rebecca Herbold William Hildebrand 'th Fran an ' r.: l 5 is N ,1 M ' 1 ' IJ ' ' .. -- ', ' x I .. C L , I ur i 2 . A Dan Gooch Michael Gowin Robert M. Graham Ronald Graves Carolyn Green Richard Greubel Frederick Gruhn Mike Gunhus I 5 H xr rr vmgmeguum u 'H rw I ww . Pa r . 'T at nl:-H - . , .,-V -r... W ..': ' V A S? 1: 1 Kenneth Hall Murlean Hall Robert Hamilton Lucinda Hammerborg w 5 at f if ,gf l i Y I K. K ilrrnf 4.2 John Hindal James Hochevar Phil Hoffman Thomas Hoke Julie I-Iollenbeck Dallas Holtman Chris Hood Tim Hood Debbie Host Trudy Hurley John Hutte Keith Hyland - U .1- 'sw .JR -Tn Q, F- K J ff ' :'miega1-af J J It b Mary Jane Jackman Bob Jackson Barbara Jacobson Terry James Dennis Jensen Cathie Johnson Donella Johnson Janet Johnson Jerold Johnson Kathi Johnson Lorraine Johnson Lyle Johnson Freshmen, Sherry Tjelmeland and Geor- gene Warrell, of Neva- da prepare to journey home over the weekend if they can find room in the car. :ran-rw 3 17 ,1-- ' Rl 3 5 Mark Johnson Mike E. Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson William Johnson Jeffrey Johnston Roy Jones Vernon Jordan Phil Jorgensen Barbara Kibby Pat Kidman Erick Kilgren Gilja Kim Myonng Kim Sherry Kimberley Nick Knezevich we M sm sm . ., :. 'v K 'TI.- - W 1 ' r tina!! 1, H 5 ' rin I I bf ' 'ic f . , ,V Ai?-V 4:1 ' L , ,KN 2, u lf 'rf my J in zsy .zcxr inf' Y-Qv v . ix Janice Kouri Peg Kreueger Nick Krpan -Y, Linda Kutchen 5' Steven Lackershire Gerald Lamb Linda Lancaster Ronald Larsen Robert Lauritsen ' ' Joseph Leahy Mary Lee . Nancy Lee ' G 1' I xv sv ' Y I . J' ex., , 1 sqm -' 1 Q r -ff is lj f , ik, if Greg Lehner Ginger Leo Dan Leone Dennis Levang Barton Levich Roy Liljegren Robert Lind Trudy Lockwood Marcia Logan Kenneth Mangra Donna Marquis Michael Mauro as Ek ,lg , M, ' Y ,zx 1 as 6 is I if if ' 1, Q, , KJ ' .1 Ill!! Ima e rn! , , ' '13 John Miller Jon Miller Thomas Miller Charles Minor Joe Misbach Suzanne Mithelman Tom Monk Gale Morris Jerry Morris Carol Moser Godwin Moshi i ' id Jas? 1--- Dennis McCall Steve McC1eary Doug McCu11ey Ieannye McKee Larry McNulty Charles Meier Sandra Melhus Joel Melohn David Meyer Patricia Meyer Barb Miller Doug R. Miller as M r si M , jigsaw Lv HJ f 1 1' fc ' WE L .gf W' 14 ,- , , Q .. W M ef: . 'i V Ti ..s, by y i Qin. w 1 ,, --I-if f L , V f gr - . t V ' Q Q v .:: fig , ' ,Eire 22, .1 ? M David Mott Bob Mumford Ron Myers Garold Nellis Nancy Nelson Pam Nelson I ames Newsom Gaylord Nichols Dennis Niendorf Larry Olson Sonja Olson Richard Parrott . 7 X' Debrah Parsons Polly Parvin William Paterick Colleen Patrick Richard Patrick Paula Perkins Richard Perry, Ir . Steven Person Jacqueline Pieart Rollin Pieart, Jr. Ellen Pierce Roberta Pilmer I it 5-E-Liga - 1. -- 5 -.s:,. W ! ! f 'W i as 'f f' '..' U . : . 1 ,.,. M... , 1 P 'xrssf ,Y-f,,a,. .V ,, Egg.-1 lf, .. H anew J H 2' iv ll N 'Q 'J Jil it 1- J is , H Q J, ME R 35, , ' !' gi ' , A -4 X r Linda Rieken Paul Ringnald Suzette Rittgers Christy Rodine Tom Roller Paulette Roth Thomas Russell Steven Ruth Keith Sahnonseh Chuck Sanders Jerry Sands John Seddon Jeanette Plath Richard Polich Beverly Proudfit Linda Proudfit Mike Quance Jim Quinn Randy Rains Tom Raisbeck Bruce Ray Charles Ray Craig Redshaw Marcy Reinhard Vic Schafer Gary Schomer Ion Schuttinga David Sconberg Carol Scott Lillian Sedgwick William Semple Noel Sesker Bonnie Sharp Sharon Sherbon Robert Shetterly Bill Shortell .iii if I w Y N- . ,. ,--5.2, u . ,nj ' GIA' -r1....'f ff I. ts IT is.,- 7 and Q'-'Y' Renee Showalter Susan Shutt Steven Sibert Susan Sjolin Vilma Smiltnieks Mickey Smith Paul Smith Ronald Smith William Smith Brad Snodgrass Barry Snover Marianna Snook . N f, rll -h f ' Q1 .I W 51 1 ,5 8. Pamela Taylor Doug Thieleke Dana Thompson Jon Thompson Mike Thornhill Pam Thorson Sherry Tjelmeland Terry Town Eugene Turner Jonathan Turner Robert Ulm Paul Valin 3 iw- V, mf N 1 in S4 'A li 1 ..., 1 rf X 1 'S tl' l fu A if 5 .sf if As' x wr-rv S X, ' ,- X, I x N J' 5 5 , I J s 4 4- T Ls,- x ,C avg! .Jug ' ' we 7f1Wy1 I Z 'T 'flllllfmb a f ,r 2 - . ' G N' '1 i A Q 3 l Janet Sorensen Priscilla Spencer Barb Sprait Larry D. Stafford Clarke Stewart William Stokes Thomas Strathman Roxann Stremming Charles Stuehmer Cecil Swanson Helen Sylvester Nancy Taylor Doug Van Arkel Dick Van Cleave Y Sheryl Ann Vermeulen Y' u Donald Vines Zenta Vitols Robert Volk Marcia Vorm Chas. Vranich Donald Wade Linda Wade Susan Walker Dale Ward 'L' '. Ai X 0 , '-'.., xi Ai ' i aw- HM K 'tT l lr if 'Sl'u I N Ag, 5--N rr' W 1, -,,1- , aj' H09 rv A' W .ll Charles Warner Georgene Warrell Bruce Webb Ioan Weddell John Randy Wedum Joe Wheaton Sue Wheeldon Linda Whitman Russell Will Janice Willis Linda Wilson Stephen Wilson -- 4 , ff-1 HQ' - ' V: r J i :ig J ng y ld K W Q1 w ,5 6 -rx' 1 ff in -E f David Wintz .- n , i ' i , f Sue Witt 1 ' ' Glenna Wood A agent Steven Wood ff . ' E -H TL? if Q L ' Cherie Wykoff Greg Young In a rare scene, Dan Gesell and Dallas Holtman are smiling after they have purchased their many books. 96 Nurses Commute fron ' T , YF In Q. , ll l I v'- W. ' . i 'v' Q' - W SVT Y , 1 - W I , K Y b :JW V, T7 'FI ' - - , W 'SL if I Y 7, ...V H! H' I 1 'nA if Fi W1 . if ' ff W ey s ' Q :fi V ' .0 ' 1 I -., 'T' 7 . 1' if A I -on I A I I ri' .W I ' X rf' A I new ROW 1: F. Benedict, L. Bezinque, J. Kopaska, J. Jordan, J. Lindaman, C. Ahlquist, H. Paulsen, L. McBride, B. King, D. J. Berkland, B. Methus, B. Brunsvold. ROW 3: K. Holen, J. Sande, K. Orsborne, R. Swanson, J. Vande Kieff, K. F. DeRonde, L. West, M. Luber, R. Hedges, M. Lundquist, A. Whitmore, L. Skow. ROW 5: L. ran Hospital J . ,, ' , , -2 I . 1 V ' 'vv.i! m y x ' . r 0 1 . hi.. .Z , . -fn - '. 1 'K Q 1,4 ix sg K Z A , 3 r 'f A 55: X ' . , 5. i ls? in , -. 2l'l V Q E., Q, ' ,.,..,, Y M-L .n I 4:7 y l . ,-' x . :.: ix M l, A x V ,. , 5' . 3 z 'J I X I v 5 ' Y NN il 1 f H 4 ' I . Q fffi W J l is . J , . W . l f aff, - ,Q , .l , ' 49 li--' g Ylz, ,Y ,, N ' X1 er, S. Wierson, K. Bruett. ROW 2: M. Bollie, M. Bassett, J. Whitney, P. Schilling, C. Speagh, K. Hansen, J. Nau, M. H01 a, J. Hickman, S. Johnson, S. Schrum, T. Rasmussen, S. Hepp. ROW 4: L. Berns, C. Johnson, B. Arnes, B. Fopma, lnsdregt, K. Helmich, S. Wood, J. Ehlers, B. Wilson, A. King, R. Halsne, J. Phillips, D. Rau, K. Rebhuhn. In Viking Dedicated to Speed 2 The yearbook staff dedicates the 1967 VIKING to Robert Speed in gratitude for the 15 years he has devoted to the ment of Grand View students. He has observed and helped Grand View grow. We respect his gift for friendly interchange with his students and his aversions to sloppy posture, off-key singing, censorship, and poor diction. His extensive knowledge of English Literature, combined with h remembered by those who had the privilege of studying under him. We wish him Bon Voyage! as he leaves for England this summer for advanced study and h h View College. aesthetic develop- is keen musicianship, will always be ope e makes a speedy return to Grand AA 1 ,Q ri ,il 7,-j' '1 ?j!,Z3'i4'1f' fx 'fy N fx QW- gig,-U L,.wJ.fJ Cpu' cfc J 'V 'NJ Q beacon il .L111m1a.2bi.Dg studeui Scalincck meaty facets of scciSi,spiifi.t1.12l, amd Dhysicznl activitiesw The spectrum rgmgcd from cougniegaticns 13151219 lobby of Old M:,Li,11, co111peti'tive beuskcizbajli. 23,11 gyyvn, lfzugixillg' and talking at V23L1l11'dla, cc1'1'mcations, parties, dates, and clsgnces, all making at Grand View College more enjoyable, 2u1dco.!.o:?-- Jill.. 'lfhrouggil active perticipzltion in 'thc college activities, studenis beccme 'efer-V satile 1lT,CiiVidLl3lS, sxvzzre of social and ini eljfec tual opponftuiitics. Thc rclaf-iatiorl Qi fsigizdfeilt life soft-- ens the glare of the skudy lamp md its ciisciplme, and pifovicgics the glow iig- lL1miam'i::i.z1g memories of college days. 5.54 . v-.. 'Qi xt x., . 1: ', 14' . X V x X ' -yi -- ca- u-, .uf-5 e Q G.V.C.'s answer to the Monkeys --the U Ug1ys N 4 -3 5. Q . 1 gr . x .K 3.5521 , I 7 1 1 l The Rock Receive , 'x 4 ll, x I - ev '- .. ' I l 131:--ull 'fi I L- in ' . o f it-5? fp. V . , ..-f g df : t 'K :f y -is-g,.w Av , -,1. J 4 V . ' - ' D F ki,--Z'-b. ' Q- ' 1 made the deanfs list too, Double Double, toil and trouble. IOO -o X' .IQ .',g,f' V af, .f Look spook, I don't want to dance with you! Point that camera at me again and I'11 break it an Moonlight Invasions h Dave, I ca,n't jump that high. 2 l , r JJ'- . I, ,DP fi? 1 - vu, e V'-FJTF1 LEW-Y' .911 Ff,f'?'ifi?f' 'r ye, f- .elf ' cf- 'EWGY 'Q' 1-' 111 11 1 5 I. 'il Jiri, U, -V. I: V QF,-' ' u 0 V .. , vip, , . . 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Working as a skilled team, these young men make and sell an incredible 1,500,000 hamburgers every day, not to mention shakes and fish sandwiches and orders of French Fries numbering in the hundreds of thousands. Don't look now, but that happy McDonald's shake man may be an honor student. Don't knock it. His shakes are great. 1 . Q M c D o n a I d s Look fbr fha Golden Archos-where quahfy starts flaslng Lexol. YO UNKER . rxyjs'-19 09 , za Grandview students Cheryl Surbaugh and Craig Lamb KNOX KNIGHTZS BAKE CA FE SHOP - wf,Mfl Swedish Rye Limpa Da n is h P umpe r n i ck l e X w Decorated Cake a W ': 2 iQ3'? EWWW Specialty KNOX CAFE Since 1936-1535 E. Euclid Ave-266-8244 ll-l-O2 E. Nlr'liZl'1 St. l535 E. Euclid Dial 262-5731 Open 24 Hrs. 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Now That We Are Finished . . tl 'WgQiS?En4P -a..-,-QfhgQgS?S7s: M ,. '-QQ? X l f.L-----1 ..... ' n' - All .ll-Q ill I limxkiy' ,A Q K fig!!! f 'I lmwesglsgk 9 I 0 'N 6- Nw - - 6 A mf 4 to i tgxQ K -4, pc :gi s593i 4' .s.-4n- Thanks . . . to all concerned with the job of creating the 1967 VIKING. The cooperation of the advisor, the photo- graphers, the faculty and administraion, the publishers, the staff which finished in a. furious finale, and you, the distinct students of the year, will always reflect my satisfaction in the production of your yearbook. Betty Ann Witzel Editor Scandia Saving and Loan Association 5l8 E. Locust, Des Moines M09 Ankeny Blvd., Ankeny Both Offices open Saturday Til Noon YOU CAN . . . SPEND MONEY SA VED5 YOU CAN'T . . . SA VE MONEY SPENT! Accounts of Any Size Always Welcome Here ll8 s.-f - , , , , llhl 'S , meg vztuleztions. You've successfully achieved another goal. You're ready to begin reaching for future successes. But . . . how do you measure success? Not with a caliper or a yardstick or a stopwatch . . . not by the acre or the ounce or the cubic foot. Success is intangible . . . it is the sum of your personal goals and aspirations, sorted into positions of relative importance. Whatever you establish as your criteria of success, you will need to exercise self discipline. Ambition alone is not enough . . . even coupled with intelligence and talent. Self discipline is essential to direct your energies and abilities into productive channels . . . to provide you with initiative and perserverance. Develop this quality . . . you will enjoy a more rewarding life, a more successful life. ' Ambi1ion is just the desire to succeed. The world is full of ambitiousfailures-all desire and no discipline. Self discipline is perhaps the most important qualily an intelligent person can develop in order to reach his goals. From ,an address by William A. Hewitt, Chairman, Deere 84 Company. 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Ankeny, Iowa Balduchi, James F. Des Moines, Iowa Balsan, Joseph R. Des Moines, Iowa Barnhill, Karen E. Elkhart, Iowa Basconcillo, Rodney Kappa Kanai, Hawaii Bassett, Alvin E. Des Moines, Iowa Bassett, Marcia E. Ames, Iowa Bassman, Steve B. Des Moines, Iowa Batten, Gary L. Des Moines, Iowa Bauer, Victoria A. Des Moines, Iowa Bayles, Ronald W. Des Moines, Iowa Beckman, Thomas E. Des Moines, Iowa Benedict, Frances E. Stanton, Iowa Benki, Jose A. Perry, Iowa Bennett, Shirley D. Waukee, Iowa Bennett, Skip L. Des Moines, Iowa Bensink, William I-1. Pella, Iowa Berg, Thomas R. Sioux City, Iowa Berns, Linda K. Ogden, Iowa Berkland, Joyce L. Emmetsburg, Iowa Betz, Harlan D. Ladora, Iowa Bezinque, Linda Des Moines, Iowa Bierman, Judy K. Marcus, Iowa Biewen, David J. Des Moines, Iowa Billings, Thomas L. Des Moines, Iowa Binnebose, James P. Des Moines, Iowa Birkestrand, Barbara Nevada, Iowa Black, Neil E. Des Moines, Iowa Blain, Sharon K. Adel, Iowa Blinco, Beverly A. 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Norwalk, Iowa Carter, Sharon L. Des Moines, Iowa Carver, Dennis L. Sioux Rapids, Iowa Carver, Gary E. Maxwell, Iowa Carver, James W. Rockwell City, Iowa Carver, Jefferson C. Des Moines, Iowa Caspe, Richard T. Des Moines, Iowa Cebuhar, Michael J. Des Moines, Iowa Chapman, Dave L. Des Moines, Iowa Chase, Merrill L. Milo, Iowa Christensen, Bruce P. Askov , Minnesota Christensen, Hans E . Des Moines, Iowa Christensen, Tom L. Des Moines, Iowa Christianson, Bart L. Des Moines, Iowa Christianson, Kathie Des Moines, Iowa Christy, Rhonda L. Nevada, Iowa Cimino, Virginia F. Des Moines, Iowa Clark, James B. Des Moines, Iowa Clark, Terry L. Adel, Iowa Clemens, Lucinda M. Des Moines, Iowa Clement, Bruce E. Newton, Iowa Clinkenbeard , Sherry Monroe , Iowa Collazo, John M. Des Moines, Iowa Collins, Diane E. Des Moines, Iowa Colony, Steve Des Moines, Iowa Comito, Linda K. Des Moines, Iowa Conkel, Stephen D. Polk City, Iowa Conners, Kenneth L. West Des Moines, Iowa Cook, Barbara A. 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West Des Moines, Iowa Ewart, Michael D. Des Moines, Iowa F Fall, Gary L. Des Moines, Iowa Farley, John M. Des Moines, Iowa Farstrup, Jean M. Omaha, Nebraska Feeley, Michael P. Des Moines, Iowa Feilen, Harvey N. Des Moines, Iowa Felice, Sue M. Des Moines, Iowa Ferris, Charles W. Des Moines, Iowa Fickau, Allan G. Mukwonago, Wisconsin Fidler, Donald F. Des Moines, Iowa Findley, Stephen C. Grimes, Iowa Finney, Donna R. Fisher, Jim A. Fisk, Terry L. Des Moines, Iowa Fitch, Cynthia A. Des Moines, Iowa Fitzgerald, Roger E. Des Moines, Iowa Flanigan, Suzanne K. Kirkland, Illinois Fleckenstein, Linda Sioux City, Iowa Fleming, Charles E. Des Moines, Iowa Flynn, Joyce A. Kimballton, Iowa Fober, Gary M. Plainfield, Iowa Fogue, Ralph W. Des Moines, Iowa Folsom, Sharon K. Des Moines, Iowa Fontanini, Roger M. Des Moines, Iowa Fopma, Barbara J. Newton, Iowa Ford, Brian M. Des Moines, Iowa Fors, Linda C. Des Moines, Iowa Fox, Gary L. Des Moines, Iowa Fox, Mary K. Des Moines, Iowa Franklin, Janis E. Des Moines, Iowa Frosheiser, Chris L. Des Moines, Iowa Fuller, Charles F. Des Moines, Iowa G Gabbert, Michael R. Des Moines, Iowa Gabriel, Roberta A. Des Moines, Iowa Gabriel, Rocky C. Des Moines, Iowa Galinsky, Andrew M Sioux City, Iowa Gammel, Rebecca A. Des Moines, Iowa Gardalen, Judith M. Popejoy, Iowa Garred, Allan P. Durant, Iowa Garrett, Michael L. Des Moines, Iowa Garwood, Steven L. Des Moines, Iowa Gaskill, Richard D . West Des Moines, Iowa Gates, John E. Des Moines, Iowa Gay, Thomas R. Des Moines, Iowa Geissinger, Linda J. Des Moines, Iowa Genovese, Marion J. Des Moines, Iowa Gensch, Burkhead H. Des Moines, Iowa Geringer, Jan D. Des Moines, Iowa Geringer, Sandra K. Des Moines, Iowa German, Ronald L. Des Moines, Iowa Gesell, Cranston R. Manson, Iowa German, David I. Des Moines, Iowa Gillaspy, Kila K. Des Moines, Iowa Ginther , Michael G . Des Moines, Iowa Gioffredi, Gary J. Des Moines, Iowa Givant, Douglas M. Des Moines, Iowa Glanzer, Gary P. Carlisle, Iowa Glass, Edna R. Des Moines, Iowa Goddard, Philip F. Mitchellville, Iowa Godwin, William E. Des Moines, Iowa Goeders, Sharon L. Altoona, Iowa Golliday, William F . Des Moines, Iowa Gooch, Elizabeth A. Des Moines, Iowa Gooch, Robert D. Des Moines, Iowa Gookin, Jon A. Des Moines, Iowa Gowin, Michael E. Des Moines, Iowa Graeber, Gary A. Des Moines, Iowa Graham, Patric J. Des Moines, Iowa Graham, Robert M. Des Moines, Iowa Graham, Robert S. Des Moines, Iowa Granberg, George E . Des Moines, Iowa Graves, Ronald L. Des Moines, Iowa Green, Carolyn S. Grimes, Iowa Green, Dennis K. West Union, Iowa Greubel, Richard J. Milo, Iowa Griffin, Larry T. Des Moines, Iowa Griffith, John C . West Des Moines, Iowa Gruhn, Frederick W. Des Moines, Iowa Guessford , William E . Altoona , Iowa Guise, Benjamin E. Des Moines, Iowa Gumm, Jane A. Des Moines, Iowa Gunhus, T. Michael Urbandale, Iowa H Hadsall, Colleen A. Colfax, Iowa Halbach, William F. J. Ankeny, Iowa Hall, Kenneth L. Lucas, Iowa Hall, Michael J. Colo, Iowa Hall, Murlean Des Moines, Iowa Hall, Robert W. Des Moines, Iowa Halsne, Ruth A. Woodward, Iowa Hamilton, James D. Marshalltown, Iowa Hamilton, Randy L. Des Moines, Iowa Hamilton, Robert J. Des Moines, Iowa Hamilton, Thomas L. Des Moines, Iowa Hammerberg, Lucinda Des Moines, Iowa Hanke, Dale M. Ankeny, Iowa Hansell, Richard A. Des Moines, Iowa Hansen, Larry K. Des Moines, Iowa Hanson, Linda M. Norway, Iowa Hansen, Karla C. Des Moines, Iowa Hanson, Kim N. Bussey, Iowa Hansen, Patty A. Nevada, Iowa Hanson, Steven M. Altoona, Iowa Harderson, Gerald L. Des Moines, Iowa Hardin, Lee F. Sewal, Iowa Harris, James K. Altoona, Iowa Harris, Larry D. Des Moines, Iowa Harrison. Joy E. Des Moines, Iowa Harty, Mary K. Des Moines, Iowa Hartz, Sandra J. Lacona, Iowa Harvey, Kenny De Soto, Iowa Hayworth, Glen E. Des Moines, Iowa Hearron, Gerolene J. Des Moines, Iowa Hedges, Renee A. Bagley, Iowa Helgeland, Robert K. Des Moines, Iowa Helmich, Karen S. Renwick, Iowa Helt. Jean A. West Des Moines, Iowa Hemphill, Danny L. Des Moines, Iowa Henderson, Judith E. Des Moines, Iowa Hennick, Dave S. Des Moines, Iowa Hepp, Sherry R. Rockwell City, Iowa Herbold, Rebecca E. Carlisle, Iowa Heuton, Dennis D. Glidden, Iowa Hickman, Janet L. Indianola, Iowa Hicks, Stephen E. Ankeny, Iowa 124 Higgenbotham, Brian Des Moines, Iowa Hildebrand, William Des Moines, Iowa Hilleman, Connie J. Marshalltown, Iowa Hindal, John P. Des Moines, Iowa Hochevar, James E. Rockford, Illinois Hoffman, Philip C. Des Moines, Iowa Hoke, Thomas E. Des Moines, Iowa Holcomb, Sharon A. Des Moines, Iowa Holen, Kristie D. Roland, Iowa Hollenbeck, Julia G. Glen Ellyn, Illinois Holm, Mary J. Lake City, Iowa Holmes, Linda L. Des Moines, Iowa Holtman, Dallas R. Des Moines, Iowa Hood, Mary C. Des Moines, Iowa Hood, Timothy T. Des Moines, Iowa Host, Deborah K. Des Moines, Iowa Houghman, Vicki L. Des Moines, Iowa Houser, Theodore A. Des Moines, Iowa Howard, David A. Des Moines, Iowa Hoyla, Kenneth A. Des Moines, Iowa Hunt, Kreigh W. Des Moines, Iowa Hunter, Harriet A. Minburn, Iowa Hurley, Trudy M. Des Moines, Iowa Hutte, John R. Osceola, Iowa Hyland, Keith N. Des Moines, Iowa I Ivers, Ruth A. Des Moines, Iowa .I Jackman, Mary J. Des Moines, Iowa Jackson, David L. Des Moines, Iowa Jackson, Robert D. Des Moines, Iowa Jacobson, Barbara E. Story City, Iowa James, Terry L. Des Moines, Iowa Jenkins, Sherlyn K. West Des Moines, Iowa Jennings, Joseph E. Des Moines, Iowa Jensen, Dennis E. Dayton, Iowa Jensen, Edward E. Allentown, Pennsylvania Jensen, Larry L. Des Moines, Iowa Jewell, Anna H. Story City, Iowa Jimenez, Ezequiel Venezuela Johansen, Denis E. Askov, Minnesota Johnson, Allen E. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Allen L. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Carl T. Moline, Illinois Johnson, Carol A. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Cathie L. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Cynthia L. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Dean L. West Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Donella R. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Duane D. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, James W. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Jerald L. Exira, Iowa Johnson, Kathleen A . Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Lorraine D. Moravia, Iowa Johnson, Lyle K. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Mark E. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Michael E. West Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Norman B. Rockwell City, Iowa Johnson, Robert V. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Sara J. Montezuma, Iowa Johnson, Steven C. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Steven K. Des Moines, Iowa Johnson, Terry R. Cedar Falls, Iowa Johnson, William J. Des Moines, Iowa Johnston, Jeffrey J. Des Moines, Iowa Johnston, Ronald L. West Des Moines, Iowa Jones, Roy M. Des Moines, Iowa Jordan, Jeanette M. Central City, Iowa Jordan, Vernon D. Des Moines, Iowa Jorgenson, James A. Des Moines, Iowa Jorgenson, Philip S. Exira, Iowa Joss, Allen J. Des Moines, Iowa Jungwirth, Marcia A. Newton, Iowa K Katz, Mort A. Des Moines, Iowa Keim, Judith L. Des Moines, Iowa Kelly, Margaret A. Des Moines, Iowa Kibby, Barbara J. Lohrville, Iowa Kidman, Patricia J. Des Moines, Iowa Kilgren, Erick B. Kirkland, Washington Kim, Gil Ja. Suh Ku Pusan, Korea Kim, Yoon Myoung Pusan, Korea Kimberley, Sherry A. Maxwell, Iowa King, Anita L. Des Moines, Iowa King, Barbara Elaine Clear Lake, Iowa Kirke, John R. Norwalk, Iowa Kitchen, Craig J. Galva, Iowa Kitchen, Thomas J. Perry, Iowa Kite, John H. Des Moines, Iowa Knapp, Barry W. Des Moines, Iowa Knezevich, Nick Des Moines, Iowa Knight, Michael R. West Des Moines, Iowa Knudsen, Janice K. West Des Moines, Iowa Kopaska, Janet K. Adair, Iowa Kouri, Janice E. Des Moines, Iowa Kouri, John D. Des Moines, Iowa Krueger, Peggy A. Minneapolis, Minnesota Krpan, Nicholas S. Des Moines, Iowa Kutchen, Linda H. Des Moines, Iowa Kutish, Kathleen V. Ames, Iowa Kutzner, Larry D. Ankeny, Iowa L Lackershire, Steven Des Moines, Iowa Lamb, George R. Des Moines, Iowa Lamb, Gerald L. Des Moines, Iowa Lamb, Richard C. Urbandale, Iowa Lancaster, Linda L. Des Moines, Iowa Landsberger, Mary E. Des Moines, Iowa Larew, Robert A. Des Moines, Iowa Larson, David L. Indianola, Iowa Larson, David N. Des Moines, Iowa Larson, Dean H. Des Moines, Iowa Larson, Ronald L. Des Moines, Iowa Larson, Susan M. Lehigh, Iowa Lasher, Richard S. Des Moines, Iowa Lauritsen, Robert F. Des Moines, Iowa Lawnsdail, Orville R. West Des Moines, Iowa Leahy. Joseph F. Des Moines, Iowa Lebeck, Sheryl A. Audubon, Iowa Lee, Mary L. Hiawath, Iowa Lee, Nancy J. Des Moines, Iowa Lee, Terry R. Des Moines, Iowa Lehner, R. Greg Elizabeth, Pennsylvania Lenox, Mari L. Des Moines, Iowa Leo, Dan A. Yale, Iowa Leo, Samuel J. Des Moines, Iowa Leo, Virginia A. Des Moines, Iowa Leonard, Linda J. Waukee, Iowa Leonard, Loretta N. Des Moines, Iowa Leone, Dominic C. Des Moines, Iowa Leto, Samuel J. Des Moines, Iowa Lettington, Dennis M. Des Moines, Iowa Leuty, Norma J. Earlham, Iowa Levang, Dennis R. Des Moines, Iowa Levich, Barton J. Sioux City, Iowa Lewis, Deborah.C. Des Moines, Iowa Lewis, Janice L. Des Moines, Iowa Liggitt, Gary L. Osceola, Iowa Liljegren, Roy D. Des Moines, Iowa Lind, Robert J. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Lindaman, Joan C. New Providence, Iowa Lindroth, Rachel Des Moines, Iowa Lockridge, Wilma P. Des Moines, Iowa Lockwood, Trudy A. Des Moines, Iowa Loffredo, Donald J. Des Moines, Iowa Loffredo, Judy K. Des Moines, Iowa Logan, Marcia A . Prairie City, Iowa Loomis, Marvin L. New Virginia, Iowa Lounsbury, Rebecca L. W. Des Moines, Iowa Loynachan, Nancy A. Knoxville, Iowa Luber, Marjorie A. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Luchsinger, William Des Moines, Iowa Luick, Richard W. Des Moines, Iowa Lund, Linda D. Des Moines, Iowa Lundquist, Charles Q. Harcourt, Iowa Lundquist, Margaret Harcourt, Iowa Lyon, Stephen C. Des Moines, Iowa M 126 Mac Kenzie, Kathleen Des Moines, Iowa Mahood, John L. Des Moines, Iowa Maine, Michael L. Lansing, Michigan Mangra, Kenneth N. Guyana, Africa Madsen, Karen G. Danmark Marquis, Donna K. Des Moines, Iowa Martindale, Alvin W. Des Moines, Iowa Mattern, Nora L. Des Moines, Iowa Mauro, Michael A . Des Moines, Iowa Mays, Robert Maywood, Ill. Mc Bridge, Linda S. Marion, Iowa Mc Call, Dennis L. Castana, Iowa Mc Carty, William P. Des Moines, Iowa Mc Caulley, Douglas Des Moines, Iowa Mc Cleeary, Steven L. Runnells, Iowa Mc Conkey, Barbara J. Des Moines, Iowa Mc Coy, John T. Des Moines, Iowa Mc Donald, John S. Des Moines, lowa Mc Eiree, William L. Des Moines, Iowa Mc Fall, Michael Des Moines, Iowa Mc Farlin, Christine Winterset, Iowa Mc Gahan, Karen L. Des Moines, Iowa McGinnis Glenn E. Carlisle, Iowa McKee, Nina Y. Des Moines, Iowa McKee, Regina L. Des Moines, Iowa McMahon, Richard E. Des Moines, Iowa McNulty, Lawrence E. Des Moines, Iowa McVay, Michael P. Des Moines, Iowa Meier, Charles A . Des Moines, Iowa Melhus, Sandra L. Atkins, Iowa Meline, Timothy C. Des Moines, Iowa Melohn, Joel L. Altoona, Iowa Meltesen, James R. Odebolt, Iowa Methus, Barbara J. Hanlontown, Iowa Meyer, David L. Alta, Iowa Meyer, Janet Y. Des Moines, Iowa Meyer, Patricia J. Exira, Iowa Meyer, Ronald D. Exira, Iowa Michelson, Connie S. Des Moines, Iowa Mihalovich, John L. Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Barbara L. West Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Bryce K. Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Denny L. Knoxville, Iowa Miller, Douglas R. West Des Moines, Iowa Miller, John P. Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Jon D. Newton, Iowa Miller, Rebecca S. Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Terri L. Des Moines, Iowa Miller, Thomas E. Altoona, Iowa Miller, William D. Des Moines, Iowa Milligan, Patricia A. Urbandale, Iowa Mills, Susan West Des Moines, Iowa Minor, Charles E. Mitchellville, Iowa Misbach, Joseph J. Des Moines, Iowa Mitchell, Barbara J. Des Moines, Iowa Mitchell, Janie L. Rising Sun, Iowa Mithelman, Suzanne B . Grinnell, Iowa Mnzava, Daniel Z. Moshi, Tanzania Moffitt, Lawrence M. Des Moines, Iowa Mohr, Donald L. Des Moines, Iowa Monk, Tom J. Des Moines, Iowa Morris, Gale B. Indianola, Iowa Morton, Dennis D. Bondurant, Iowa Moser, Carol S. Nevada, Iowa Moshi, Godwin A. Moshi, Tanzania Mott, David D. Runnells, Iowa Moyer, Thomas L. Des Moines, Iowa Muir, Robert W. Norwalk, Iowa Mullins, Michael D. Des Moines, Iowa Mumford, Robert A. Des Moines, Iowa Murphey, Jeffrey O. Des Moines, Iowa Murphy, W. Patrick Cedar Rapids, Iowa Murrow, John K. Des Moines, Iowa Myers, David H. Des Moines, Iowa Myers, Ronald E. Des Moines, Iowa N Nalley, Joseph A. Des Moines, Iowa Nau, Joann E. Danville, Iowa Nay, Randall, M. West Des Moines, Iowa Nellis, Garold L. Island Lake, Illinois Nelsen, Christie M. West Des Moines, Iowa Nelson, Nancy L. Nevada, Iowa Nelson, Pamela C. Des Moines, Iowa Neswold, Robert L. Des Moines, Iowa Newell, Vicki D. Des Moines, Iowa Newsom, James R. Des Moines, Iowa Nichols, Gary W. Perry, Iowa Nichols, Gaylord N. Granger, Iowa Nicholson, Dennis D. Des Moines, Iowa Nielsen, Judy K. Des Moines, Iowa Nielsen, Linda E. Livonia, Michigan Niendorf, Dennis R. Van Meter, Iowa Nieuwsma, Karen A. New Sharon, Iowa Nolterieke, Robert P. Des Moines, Iowa Nordenson, Richard E. Des Moines, Iowa Norris, Kathleen S. Des Moines, Iowa 0 O'Brien, Patricia A. Oelwein, Iowa Ogle, Leland D. Des Moines, Iowa Olson, Douglas L. Des Moines, Iowa Olson, Larry K. Des Moines, Iowa Olson, Sonja A. Des Moines, Iowa Omara, Scott A. Des Moines, Iowa Orsborn, Kristi L. Emmetsburg, Iowa Osborn, Larry A. Des Moines, Iowa Osweiler, Michael C. Des Moines, Iowa Owen, Nancy S. Ankeny, Iowa P Paine, Douglas R. West Des Moines, Iowa Painovich, Nick J. West Des Moines, Iowa Palcic, Duane L. Granger, Iowa Parrott, Richard D. Des Moines, Iowa Parsley, Stephen L. Des Moines, Iowa Parsons, Debrah S. Urbandale, Iowa Partridge, Bruce I-I. Maxwell, Iowa Parvin, Polly A . Des Moines, Iowa Paterick, William J. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Patrick, Collen Des Moines, Iowa Patrick, Richard W. Des Moines, Iowa Paulsen, Helen K. Charles City, Iowa Pearson, David W. Des Moines, Iowa Pennington, Brian M. Des Moines, Iowa Perdue, Gerald L. Grimes, Iowa Perez, Rito M. Des Moines, Iowa Perkins, Paula R. Des Moines, Iowa Perkins, Winifred L. Des Moines, Iowa Perry, Allen D. Ankeny, Iowa Perry, Richard J. Detroit, Michigan Perryman, Pamela J. Altoona, Iowa Person, Steven O. Des Moines, Iowa Peterson, Mark A. Luck, Wisconsin Peterson, Annetta M. Des Moines, Iowa Peterson, James R. Des Moines, Iowa Petty, Dennis D. Waukee, Iowa Pheats, William D. Uniondale, New York Phillips, Judith A. Montezuma, Iowa Phinney, Paul D. Des Moines, Iowa Pieart, Jacqueline K. Des Moines, Iowa Pieart, Rollin I-I. Des Moines, Iowa Pierce, Ellen L. Belmar, New Jersey Pierick, Frank B. Des Moines, Iowa Pilmer, Roberta M. Winterset, Iowa Plath, Jeanette M. Omaha, Nebraska Pointer, Gary D. Collins, Iowa Polich, Richard L. Maxwell, Iowa Polley, James E, Des Moines, Iowa Porter, Cynthia D. Des Moines, Iowa Poske, Daniel F. Batesville, Indiana Prater, Stephen L. Columbus, Ohio Presdorf, Wayne L. La Grange, Indiana Prim, John H. Waukee, Iowa Prince, Debbie L, Des Moines, Iowa Proudfit, Beverly G. Des Moines, Iowa Proudfit, Linda A, Des Moines, Iowa Pullen, Roger G. Des Moines, Iowa Punelli, Charles A, Des Moines, Iowa Quance, Michael D. Des Moines, Iowa Quinn, James M, Des Moines, Iowa I28 R Rains, Paul R, Urbandale, Iowa Raisbeck, Thomas G, Des Moines, Iowa Randall, B. Anthony Des Moines, Iowa Randall, Curtis J. Des Moines, Iowa Rasmussen, Richard P. Des Moines, Iowa Rasmussen, Teresa A. Newell, Iowa Rau, Dawn R, Arlington, Iowa Ray, Bruce A. Des Moines, Iowa Ray, Cha.rles P. Des Moines, Iowa Raymond, Mary A, Des Moines, Iowa Rebhuhn, Kathleen M. Albert City, Iowa Redshaw, Craig P. Des Moines, Iowa Reed, Jerry L. Des Moines, Iowa Reed, Leslie H. Des Moines, Iowa Reed, Penelope A. Des Moines, Iowa Rehms, John P. Des Moines, Iowa Reichenbacker, Frank Ankeny, Iowa Reitzel, Stephen T, Chicago, Illinois Render, Joseph F. Waukee, Iowa Reynolds, Ronald M. 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