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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1968 volume:

A ' I ff 72- f.1ff'!'3- 4 ,eifif The Viking Grand View College Des Moines, Iowa 968 Vol. 48 Footsteps on the sands of time. if Table ADMINISTRATION STUDENT LIFE . ORGANIZATIONS . . ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . ADVERTIISING . . of Contents i 1 Y i i Administration The College Administration devoted untold hours toward the building of our new science lecture hall, library, and girls' dorm. The ever-growing but friendly student body promises an even finer Grand View College for those who join our campus in the future. Education does not exist without the obligation to understand, develop, and meet the problems of all involved. Fulfilling this obligation requires knowledge, skill, appre- ciation, and understanding. The Administration brings this to the students and theyfin turn participate freely. The Grand View College faculty thus endeavors to prepare .the student to useful participation in community and church life and at the same time seeks to prepare the way to continued academic studies and professional training for the students. ' The daily walks from dorms to classes and their many memories will linger with both students and faculty for many years to come. racious and Mighty 1. 2. 3. 4. od 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 has built the house and Thou didst cheer us, Now as it stands complete, We kneel before Thy feetg Whom Thou are near is safe, so be Thou near us! Les us before Thy face A Walk here in truth and graceg 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 Deducahon to Mrs. We , the of service to Wilkinson has dents for the annual to Mrs. Wulkmson 1968 VIKING staff, proudly dedicate this Matilda Wilkinson. We note her ten years Grand View College with gratitude. Mrs. devoted many hours in preparing her stu- business world. Her enthusiasm and ex- pression will stay with the students. They will look upon their business classes at Grand View with fondness and realize the help and guidance she gave them. To you, Mrs. Wilkinson, the VIKING staff wishes to say thanks, President Promotes Progress Dr. Neilsen is completing his fifteenth year as President of Grand View College. Presidents Message The deadline for this greeting coincides with the week in which the 450th Anniversary of the Reformation is being observed in all parts of the world. 1517-1967 covers a long period. Today, thanks to historical and theological research in the universities and colleges of Europe and America, the significance of 1517 for the whole modern world probably is better understood than ever. It is no longer the exclusive domain of Protestant scholars. For Roman Catholic and Prot- estant scholars alike, an understanding of the Reformation is the necessary condition if we are to go beyond 1517 and a.sk what that year means in terms of faith, freedom, and culture in our day. Naturally, I cannot discuss that here. How- ever, I do wish to point out just one of the far-reaching effects of the Reformation on education. Luther elevated the position of the teacher to a CALLING. In other words, he introduced into the task of teaching not only a God-given purpose for a secular vocation, but religious orientation and motivation for teaching. Religious energy thus released and channeled into teaching leaves an identifying mark upon the teacher. If the heart of the schools is the teacher, we are greatly indebted to the Reformation heritage and its effect upon education. It gave new life not only to the church, but to schools, colleges, and universities. It' is a heritage which belongs to all of us, not the least in our time which is open to genuine ecumenical efforts. The graduates of Grand View College can render a distinguished service to Christian higher education by becoming spokes- men for the kind of educational institution that Grand View represents. The Pastor Is Here to Help t R Rev. Clyde Norrgard makes announcements at con- vocation. Pastor Norrgard is advisor to the student Christian Fellowship and offers his counsel to all groups on campus. One of his concerns is encouraging students in their personal growth in faith. In addition to the religious pro- gram on campus he helps students maintain a relationship with the church of their choice in Des Moines. Since the fall of 1966, Grand View College has had a full time Campus Pastor in the person of The Rev. Clyde L. Norrgard. As a Pastor, he tries to be available to the students for counselling and conversation. The topics are varied as students pose their questions, state their problems, and seek their answers. As Chairman of the Convocation Committee, he works with this committee in securing programs and pre- sentations which are beneficial and interesting. 2 Pastor Norrgard is always willing to help the students. tudents Are HurIey's Responsibility Mr. Herbert Hurley, Vice-President for Academic Af- fairs. The duties of this office relate to all phases of the academic life of the college. This includes direction of the relationships of faculty and students to all course work taken in any division of the college. An additional large area of concern has to do with student recruitment, admissions, and records. Development of academic pro- grams and curricula, as well as matters relating to the welfare of students on campus, is an important part of the responsibility of this office. Jensen Is in Charge of Finance The Vice-President for Finance is the chief business officer of the college and is responsible for the prudent direction of all phases of the college operation involving finances. This includes the preparation of an annual budget, the receiving of all funds from tuition and fees and church contributions, the management of the plant and property, all purchasing, and the keeping of accurate records. In addition he is responsible for general manage- ment of the college bookstore, the dormitories, the dining hall, and the student union. Further responsibilities in- volve the management of the Grand View College En- dowment Fund, the construction of new buildings and the purchasing of new property. Mr. Harry Jensen, Vice-President for Finance. Directors Aid Students i- . Kenneth Paulsen Kenneth W. Paulsen, Director of Admissions, has the interesting job of interviewing, admitting, and ori- enting the students who want to become a part of G.V.C. Mr. Paulsen has thousands of pieces of mail passing through his hands every year in an effort to bring together the college and students who are willing and eager to learn. .1 Q1 ' A Robe rt Burham Robert Burham is the Director of Summer and Evening Division. He is responsible for the enrollment and registration of the ever increasing number of Grand View students who take evening and summer classes. Mr. Burham also is a chemistry teacher at Grand View. L ' My .ami fr A . 1 Wadi Ronald Maigaard Ronald P. Maigaard, Director of Student Affairs assists in the guidance counseling program and aids students in finding jobs. This year he is also teaching a physical education class. He works with students in organizing some of the many campus activities which the G,V.C, students participate. z- Q- : t z' . if , 4 Clint Schroeder The office of Development and Planning is new to Grand View this year. Mr. Clint Schroeder is in charge of the new constructions that are going on at Grand View. He also serves as a public relations man for the college. 3, ' l - s.. f R 1 t ecretaries Are Efficient and Helpful Mener Jensen Recorder Barbara Parsley President's Office -1 --. J, . - 55 . ,.-V -, fe 4 EP. -iw. if 'f--4,,,- : 1.-f' 9.1 Y, '-' . V '+ 'sc Qi' ff V -F Fi -L I'P'7j..'r' 1'-'vote 1 .x fx 'ww Q 145 -if ff HN: Tf. , . 'S-11.4, -11 ' - i.1L,f'wf,, we' 1, jg. ' L' tx,-c:,j:, gf' .'-4 ,, .fly-5 . W ,,.z,' Dorothy Mortensen Kathryn Ellenberger Business Office From typing tests and keeping records to handling correspondence and telephone messages, these ladies are the intermediaries between the college and the public. Each one is responsible to her own superior, and she endeavors to keep his schedule as smooth as possible. A11 feel a loyalty to the school and take pride in the fact they are a part of Christian Higher Education. Dean's Office i E-.l. ' Ruth Murray Faculty Secretary Ruby Floweree Office Secretary Gail Adams Doris Schwab Office Secretary Office Secretary Ena Lingwall Development Office ibrary Provides Reference Materials The librarians as well as the students are looking forward to the completion of the new library. The library provides the reference books which the students need for their classroom work and a gat periodical room is kept to help the students stay in- formed on current events. The librarians and the clerks help the students on the road to higher learning. QT! Barbara Bell Lorraine Rye B.A., M,A, 4 B.A. 0 D4 U U fi C960 we A 1 at l I G.V.C. students await completion of the new library, Mrs. Dickson helps a student check out his books Th Lx l ey ake Care 1-- Pictured are Betty Paulsen, and Norma Jeppesen. Not pictured: Mary Ellen Rasmussen, and Dorothy Richardson. ' . . . Elly Christensen, oFU Three times a day hungry dorm students stand in line waiting to be fed. Morning, noon, and night our Grand View cooks try to have an ample supply of the right kind of foods. The manager of Valhalla is also kept busy serving starving town and dorm students who come in looking for snacks. .-r A , if III II ,A 4 52. warg' 1 Pictured: Charles Thompson, Hubert Christensen, and Augie Rasmussen. It is the burdensome task of the maintenance men of They try to repair and fix anything from broken Grand View College to keep the buildings and grounds locks to windows. This year they have replaced many looking nice, doors of Old Main, adding beauty to our campus. Our Nurse ls Devoted il NNE? . 4 i P ' r P Mrs. Christiansen takes the temperature of Marcia Boal. Mrs. Doris Christiansen, our school nurse, calls herself a ffjack of all trades. Her office in the west side of Old Main is open to any town or dorm student. She is on call at any hour if there is an emergency, and has even been called upon at midnight to take a student to the hospital. Grand View is fortunate in having such a sympathetic, capable, and understanding woman as its nurse. Dorm tudents Adopt Moms Mrs. Kenworthy Mrs. Wagner MiSS J0hHSf0I1 Men's Residence Women's Residence Sem HOUSE Mrs. Dorothy Kenworthy, Mrs. Helen Wagner, and Miss Frances Johnston are three busy women on the G.V.C. campus. It is their responsibility to watch over and care for all the dormitory students as if they were their own. Like mom they hear the pitter-patter of little C?D footsteps echoing up and dovm the hallways. Many times their job proves to be trying, but most dorm students feel that their dorm mom is A-OK. English Essential For Education Luana Chinn Fiona Emde Dagny Frederickson B-A. M,A, B,S., M.s, English English English Ruth Ludwig B.A. Journalism English courses are basic to our education. At Grand View, English I and II, as well as speech, are required of all freshman students. The majority of courses in the department are elective, and all are designed to improve the student's appreciation and command of his language. Concern is shown for correctness in spoken and written communication. The teachers strive to cultivate in their students an awareness and enjoyment of great literature and, in fact, all of the humanities. Cleo Williamson Ralph Speer Richard Weinberg A.B., M.S. B.A. A.B., M.S. English English English i peech ls Needed in All Vocations Frances Johnston A.A., B. F.A. Speech ,.., , I ' -L: . Q .11 .ou N 3 ge r- , inf- U ,fi - ,V-F H '31 fy . H llwllfah ww! 1 .GE W Charles Dickson B. F.A., M.A. Speech l Jeanice Noyes B.E ., M.A. Speech The aim of the speech department is to develop the students' skill in preparation, presentation, and evaluation of oral communication, for in all endeavors it is necessary for perfect expression of ourselves through language. Languages Are ey to Communication W V., 'f 1 4 ,Ia 'nr ' -J u L4 W 25.3 5.1 ' '-1-'l'i:Qv-Lu' -Jil I. X '::2Q:'gi'i 7 V ,af , lin H llnl- l -e l 1 asm- . - l ' .11,jLL'5!'? . , 5- l 2355, j fi Q fliffg if, ' 4 app X K Ei. W v W VA , i wan l - l t S3-1 in l . J ,fl,7 Va,fgA , it-.V xx f,L,jFil1 1.--,wh '. ?Y1f:rf!sFEQ,N55. K M1f2QW!7,rX,x1y,yy:, 1.1! Y 'I.I.. lf' ,- , ,'l1iw1x'kX X ' ,7'5'7ZC?ff fcil'N Q N ' 'v , I GMI, ...Xt-XX MJ ,f,v, ,-Ulu 1 L- .Wlvnf Jwljt'N1-fgnggllw ,Wil,Vg1m,x,i '.u Mr. Gaschler lectures to his German class. Joseph Sawtell Michael Gaschler French German Grand View College offers to the students interested in foreign languages both German and French. Spanish is taught at night school only. These languages enable the students to better understand the habits of foreign people and their ways of life, as well as their languages. New cience Constructions Mean 3 5155, ., w ,v Elizabeth Gooch Marvin Jessen Mary Ellen Warters B-A-, M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.S. Biology Biology Biology, Zoology In 1957 a separate structure was constructed on the campus to house all of the science classrooms, labora- tories and offices under one roof. This was an historic- event in Science Division. It soon became apparent, how-Y ever, that with increasing numbers of students 'and an , , . expanding science curriculum, the science facilities were E no longer adequate to meet these increasing demands Then ensued long hours of planning and research irq preparation for the construction of 2. two-story additio to the present science building. Ground-breaking was hel . f W as 1 .1 :au Mrs. Gooch shows how to use a microscope. The new science building will provide more space. New Pathways to Knowledge in May, 1967, and construction of the new structure began immediately. It is hoped the building will be ready for occupancy sometime next fall. Once again, within a decade, the members of the Science Di- vision look forward to utilizing the vastly increased physical facilities for the more effective and efficient presentation of the 'science program at Grand View College. Doris Rutkowski shows Fred Fuller a chemical procedure Robe rt Burham B,S. , M,S. Chemistry Ilia--. . fife- Dean Stroud B.A., M.A. Physical Science ' 1 1 i 5 Math Is the Basis of Logic WWI! 5 ? H Q E1-na Jensen Richard Simpson B,s., M.A. Math Math B.S., M.A. The mathematics department offers students logic and discipline. These courses being closely related, seek to obtain the common goals of imparting knowledge and understanding of the fundamental subject matter, which is important in this modern technological civilization. It also prepares the student for future work in this field. Most important, however, math teaches the student to think. K V. of-Q , N. James Patch Robert Madden M,E, B,S.,:M.S. Math Math T. J. Patch B,A,, M.A., M.S- Math The class listens as Mr. Madden gives the assignment. Business Quickens tudent's Ability 3. 1 aisl- X mfs pf-2'1Ji: i is if Us i, i. Frankie Bruner Matilda Wilkinson B,S, B.A., M.A. Business, Economics BUSiH9SS ECOIIOIIHCS Business Administration majors and students in engineering and liberal arts find that the nature of business problems, techniques and fundamentals of commercial enterprise are all found in the business courses available to them at Grand View. These courses prepare the student to live in a business-oriented society and meet its requirements. l if f. 1. fflzgiki. ,g ' ' ' 5 Q :J .Ls 1 -. ' o ' ., 235 5 I nts .3 ony: ' Q Q if 0 0 c s 0 O I U, wg- o 0 1 n, .-.,,. '.'.' : '-:Ska Y i ' Vo a w' ,i ' M ' ' :il Q auf f i ' o vw '.. ..11's.i 1 c V I 0 0 an 'Q' ' 1' J ,. 0 'J Ll 1' I 'J , ...o.o.aHiX o 5 9 . 'ff' ro fo ' Offs 1 5 Q 9.5. g 0 I 4 . 5 g 0 U, ll I :. 'o . .ago s 1' lf' 51-15551-152, P C' 0... . 3.0.9. 0 f '- Mrs. Wilkinson explains business trends in marketing. Accounting students find Mrs. Bruner helpful. 1 Ralph Akerrnark B.A. , B.D. History I ocial tudies Retraces Social science examines human behavior. It strives, always, to gain a. better understanding of this behavior, and perhaps, to some degree, to predict behavior and its consequences. The social science courses at Grand View are con- cerned with the individual or societial behavior which has spanned all time and every situation. These courses should greatly benefit the student, for only an awareness of behavior can effect an improvement. fb'-K fa, Stephen Rye Egon Bodtker B.S., M,A, B.A., M.A. History History . fi? 7'.1'i?i , , , H wnmwvlga, giar fi Miiltffiii ,441 frLLz2myi,,-.gj,. N i 153:-jiifif iii-EGF' iff? -' Thorvald Hansen The problems of society are beingexpl B.A. , M.A. History the feps of Time i Helen Evans B.A., M.R.E. Christianity, Psychology My-w-Jw . -4- l Patricia Krantz B,A., M.S. Sociology ,H uw limi ii: , ,ZZ .- if- - .L Q-Z- lecture by Mr. Williamson. Don Zinger A.B., B.D., S.T.M. Christianity, Philosophy is-'hm X .jivjtl , V X 1 ,..-,f 1. ., witfgvng- V -5 V . ,, 'V' , J I 4 3 ' I I ul uw X w Wilbur Williamson A.B., M.A. Sociology I Mary Lampshire B.A., M.A. Psychology 1 'Mid . I , I if i eva 5, :,. 5 I -, - 45170: if 1 L .- -er , f--' T351 UW i i g i zgji 1 My Aim 5, 3. i rg Q 12? 'WEN-1 ' ' 1' 'FW' A l . -1 , ' 1 , I zz mn 4 .... 1 ,QAV . .L , X :--N: W skin mi ,Q A' A ' W '- ' .el ,il .ff , . El i 'Q ,f .5 , -Mo' ,4 N 5 e 'fa' 4v4.it-?2e+1Qe'1- . 5 - 'L?L.1'.'i,Z :.,XZ.'..Ef'. A - 'fyl?' Robert Speed B.M.E., 1' ,, Music l In good weather art students take to the outdoors. The Fine Arts James Engler B.F.A. Art It is the aim and desire of the in- structors in the fine arts to transmit to the students an awareness of, and an ap- preciation for, music, painting, and drama. It is their belief that life will become more meaningful for those who become actively involved in these creative areas. At Grand View, one witnesses art in action. Students have the opportunity to Emphasize Expression Mr. Speed directs the choir through a rehearsal. Jerry Beauchamp learns that music takes practice .Q 6 . In the fall art students take advantage of the good weather to sketch trees and more of the great outdoors participate in the visual arts, from time to time, are given the opportunity of seeing outstanding art exhibits, as well as par- ticipating in student art shows at the school. Lasting values will surely come from great beauty, and we believe that the arts should not stand apart and aloof from the twentieth century world. We do believe in the humanizing quality of great art. Roger Winter models for the student artists P.E. Emphasizgs Teamwork ,, e xA., David Sisam M21'i2I1 DOH' Ronald Maigaard Charles Jacobsen B.S. B.A. B.A., M.S. B.S., M.S. MeI1'S P.E. Womens' P.E. Men's P.E. Men's P.E. During 1967-68 Women's Physical Education has been quite active. Each class period began with Danish calisthenics and exercises. The classes also consisted of archery, soccer, speedball, fitness tests, bowling, basketball, and volleyball. The Men's Physical Education Department this year has consisted of exercises, touch football, archery, bowl- ing, golf, and ping-pong. .,-. rl- x a' r. ' ,.a--- fer -J V? -L .,,.. .LN , .Y . stan arqrf., A., . ,5-, A .., ..,, -sian: I , 4 . 'kv , 2, -2 L, V . -ff fi Q ..-... fain--. ,1fsse3':5j5'j9iL:, -. The fundamentals of archery were just one of the many skills learned in gym classes. 1 1 W I t tudent Life Many feet walk the halls of Grand View College--those of eager freshmen and experienced sophomores. Together they are on the road to knowledge. The paths are sometimes steep but always rewarding. When they leave Grand View and continue to travel onward toward success, they will not sway from the standards they have found here, standards which are essential to success in the fields they have chosen. How far each went in his Pursuit of Excellence depended not only on his abilities g but on his own drive and depth of character. Whether in classroom, laboratory, li- brary, gymnasium 5 the chance was there. ' V i ' 'Q' rf i : N .E ,B X 'X x. at K. .,t?l, ophemores Accept Challenge 'Gln- xi Jw.. Hsu.- tpkliht , ., N ' mfg 4 7,1 xt N33 I am meditating - do not disturb! E 1 A 1 ..,. N 'h'e.z' P' sax ' , . 1. Y ' Terry Anderson Mike Aubrey Sheri Austin Diane Bacon 4 ' j e 'if' -1 4' , 'ff' I 'A ff, ee V ,V .. ' .X 2'2 it ' -' -' Hi- ' gfeiltx ' 1-J FQSY1. ,-A-fi. ' . 5 qw: ' 2 ' - ' , ' r .I I,-1 Lx Z ' .JF '-' '- ' ' - Z .' ' A , fs -1 A 4 , - ' . .3-. 1 N' ,f , pale i zeal , ,,,l ,QW ,ffl A 3, V . . H- , -v ' f. 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Nancy Skinner Sandra Smith Stephen Smith Mary Jo Sorensen Pamela Sorensen Dominic Sposito Ruth Stauffer Ann Stevenson 'E David Toma Linda Trent Richard Truner Ronald Tibboel Dennis Utoft Cherie Van Cleave Greg Vandall Dennis Vangorp 1-f . . ' ', C7 f wx Vi 00' 'io .A 'Ffh--,e S ' ffl' tt' nada , ' jg, '. 1:- 4 L. I - 1 . . , 1 -A , .. I, 1r y Ei 1 - ' A- 'f 2' 2. iw! iw: A s ' 05.2 i i i xr, e::5g,-5 r' Q ,ff!!::,.l:Qf:'-.::::f 55553-'g,,.E5' 552:?5ff::iFfff5:u' EEFISLQEEE i.122::5?1::5??::::5!1r. 4, sas! el A ,, M .I if .y 1- ' . Tom Stickel James Stimson Dennis Stowe Jeanne Strong Linda Summa Kathy Swanson Loren Sweeten Melanie Tiedens 7 .ix ask 'K X Wd! N . 1 .i th NF , X ' . N. Qi-Al Susan Vermie Robert Vidal Sue Vujnovich Bonnie Walker Janet Walker Steve Wallerstedt Gregory Weaklend Ron Weakley Mary Wilson Robert Wilson Sandra. Wonders Sfephefl Wookcock Sherrie Wright Chuck Yanders Z Phil Webb Tom Weeks 'fur-9' Paul Weir Kenneth Wells Keith Wickwire Carol Wiley Susan Wilkins John Wilson Q! 'x College ife Isn'i All Study w N X h NXT,-N , What we have here is a, failure to communicate. - 'i,f 2P ff . - K .-rg Li' ,T-.1 ,' 1. ,-y 3' Up, up and away! XM 'HL N 'ex H EN- x Ev V 4:1 ff 'K fe -f SJ: 'f RS' f ' 1:31 QQ' 7 aw T 5 , ' '51 'tam - 413 1, 'Tig he e .,S1, hir.. s - Q .. ,I X, ' T. -Y I. V -Q-J' ilu' lu: ' is . , 1.1 , Nurses Attend Classes Row l: K, Wales, M, Kotzian, C. Green, L, Bezinque, T, Hunter, L, Sunstrorn. Row 2: M. Rexroat, I, Sieueriz, M, Kearns, M, Clemens, S, Willey. Row 3: W, Kent, M, Glade, B, Lenning, S. Johnson, M, Pingery, S, Plott, Row 4: H, Paulsen, L. Johns, P, Murnma, S, Thorson, J, Ellsbury. Row 5: S, Menuinga, C, Steffen, M, Howard, M, Edwards, L, Worthington. at rand View as J 97, ' TQ M 'H N an is 5 L Q Q , VJ ,M-Eilgl. 1 'Y' , b ' 5 XM! ' 7 , .N ,H W,-: . ,. .. 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Mr. Schroeder shows a group of visiting clergy around the Grand View Campus. -fm X - ,-sf An early October snowfall gave Old Main winter beauty. x' ..v-x ,W 5, 1' -.K . ,p xx . , ' I A 3- X X1 '- .sf -441 -nv' if 2 '62 1 - I Pla' L . Ez ,L if 540 ' Now hsteu you 11tt1e demon stop takmg my HEI Full of urprises 2 ,-. .D Y' 7 L This group had 9892 more cavities . -41:1 , , ,... .. , , ..f,,.. .-..i'f.a-'Tr 'S-.1 um, ' .a.Q.:.:.-1.i..,. , ...1 , m- :wha I think I've been stood up! .Rl I ' N 1 gr.n,,.u-mu : If T5. X- -'f R .. 1--si, .1 'l ' -'Ea if Naw, go on. YOU tell her. 1., ,- ' 'Going my way?' ' ' 'See, I told ' FH! could count! W Y 0 . Qu JM ff ,' A, -'Haw fili E' ' What have you got against polka dots? 54 ' 'Ick! It wiggles ! du The last of the remaining Elms on campus. 'Sql' .. Alright, who's going to tell him about Scope?' 'IJ V1 43 rx .0 I . Y '. Q ,Q nv I ' 1-. 14.2 VF! 0 Q. il rig , .f, 313' -Ht, 19: 1 muy L1 Ei-rd uw! 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' 'Your other right! 4 l I l rganizations provide students with an opportunity to follow paths according to their individual talents and desires. These paths and the experiences met on them enrich the academic life at Grand View College. A variety of organizations encourage char- acter and personality development. Students often need the change of pace that extra- curricular activity provides. At Grand View, the students can participate in drama, journalism, student govern- ment and other associations. Members of such organizations cooperate in striding toward their common goals. This achievement in turn leads to the betterment of college. Organizations OUI' ai a ff 1 MSW Women Are Anxious For SEM HOUSE OFFICERS SL PROCTORS Rpw 1: Linda Hansen, Sec., Renee Showalter, Pres. Row 2: Marla Brown, Proctor, Pat Meyer, Proc- tor, Carla Hansen, Vice-Pres., Helen Sylvester, Treas. WOMENS DORM OFFICERS Row 1: Jean Farstrup, Pres., Mrs. Wagner, Sherry Kimberley, Sec. Row 2: Suzanne Mithelman, Vice-Pres., Linda Rieken, Treas. if Completion of New Dorm GIRLS' DORM PROCTORS Row 1: Sherry Kimberley, Jean Farstrup, Mrs. Wagner, Suzanne Mithleman, Linda Rieken. Row 2: Cheryl Alquist, Phyllis Erickson, Shirlee Sprague, Janet Johnson, Janet Sorenson, Kathy Plummer. The women are eagerly awaiting the completion of the new dorm sometime next year. The new dorm is located just north of the mens' dorm. They will find this a convenient location as the campus of Grand View College is spreading eastward. The women in the Sem House annex will join those now in the old dorm when the new one is completed. ' a I Men Elect Fficers and Proqfors , , 'f Lg, MEN'S RESIDENCE PROCTORS Seated: Mrs. Kenworthy. Row 2: Dave Willis, Richard Grubal, Denny Jensen, Lee Johansen, Dan Poske. MEN'S RESIDENCE OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Kenworthy. Row 2: Ri- sen, Pres.g Lee Johansen, Vice-Pres. Nf.- 1 . 4, .A chard Grubal, Sec-Treas.g Denny Jen- Committee gtg tandards For GVC Mrs. Bruner, Mr. Maigaard, Mrs. Lampshire, Miss Emde, Mr. Rye, Mr. Bodtker, Mr. Speer The Student Standards Committee is made up of members of the faculty for the purpose of governing the students directly. The committee has three duties. The first is to help students in the men's residenceg second, in the women's residenceg and third, students who live at home. This committee sets up the rules which all colleges must have in order to run smoothly. The members of the committee are willing to help stu- dents who are in need of guidance. Circle K Sponsors Activities Row l: Bart Levich, Denny Jensen, Rollin Buck. Row 2: Armando Baqueiro, David Willis, Terry Lantz, Tom Weeks. Row 3: Mark Johnson, Lee Johanson, Tom Stickles, Keith Wickwire, Brad Snodgrass. PRESIDENT .... . - Denny Jensen VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . Dan POSKQ SECRETARY . . . . . Rollin Buck TREASURER . . . . Bart Levich Circle K is affiliated with the Kiwanis Clubs and is sponsored by the East Des Moines Kiwanis Club. The club is made up of both town and dorm men. They have tried to live up to their motto WeBui1d by sponsoring several dances this year. They obtain the entertainment for these dances from local groups. Circle K endeavors to provide entertainment for the town and dorm students on the weekends. They also participate in community affairs. Town Girls Turn Active Row 1 Bonnie Pearson Marcia Boal, Miss Jensen, Donna Tams, Kathy Allen. Row 2: Rosemary DeFino, Marsha Fant, Joan Robinson, Jean Saf, Taiko Abe, Carmen Beeman, Nancy Hayes Leslie Goeders. Row 3: Sue Felice, Linda Brooks, Virginia Lewis, Carol Blaisdell Judy Newbrough, Debbie Davis, Dixie Krause, Mary Fuller. Row 4: Georgia Hoyt, Debbie Prince, Linda Burress, Sandy Dunn, Pam Sorensen, Jean Barnard, Karen Kuhlman, Murleen Hall, Mary Silk. The Town Girls Club began its year with a Halloween Dance which featured costumes and a pumpkin archway. The rest of the year's ac- tivities included dances, slumber party, buzz book, and many more. This enthusiastic group of girls who do not live in the dormitory, was sponsored by Miss Mener Jensen. The club met in the basement of the Women's Residence both for their meetings and more informally for lunch and study hours. Through their many activities, the girls formed new friendships at Grand View. At left, the Town Girls follow the directions of Marcia Boal, president, while assembling the Buzz Book. 01' Dan Gooch, President U.K. Message Unge Kraefter, meaning Dynamic Youth in Danish, is the name of the student body organization at Grand View College. Its objectives are to promote and direct the social life of the students, to promote discussion and resolution of the problems inherent in the student life of a progressive institution of higher education, and to promote beneficial rela- tionships among the students, administration and faculty of Grand View. Each year Grand View College undergoes an increment of change 3 indeed, an increment of progress. So it is hoped, will the U.K. Council. With the adoption of the new constitution this year, the emphasis of U.K. has been shifted to res- olution of student problems. We have been extremely fortunate to have had a progressive and forward looking adminis- tration that is sensitive to the needs of its students. We have not, nor can we, solve all the problems inherent in student life, but we hope each year some progress will be made. While Grand View is changing and growing, we hope U.K. will change and grow with itg helping the students become Dynamic Adults of tomorrow. Dan Gooch, President Unge Kraefter Provides Activities Row 1: Robert Gooch, Fred Fuller, Sue Brown, Danny Burkhead. Not pictured: Leslie Goeders. Row 2: Mr. Maigaard, Dave Lingwall, Mrs. Bruner, Ellen Hansen, Mr. Bodtker, Rick Hall. PRESIDENT . .,. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . . Robert Gooch . . Fred Fuller . . Sue Brown Danny Burkhead The U,K, Council has been very active this year. It has taken steps forward in various areas. Three stand- ing committees--for special events, weekend activities, and the operation of the coffeehouse Yours--worked under the council to provide students with a variety of activities. U,K, promoted school spirit by arranging the first official Skip Day for Grand View College. It also represented the student body through initiating and encouraging changes. Although not every road was open to the council, it advanced quite successfully on many that could be trav- eled. A new constitution, approved by the student body in early October, guided this year's council effectively and widened the paths for councils of the future. S.C.F. Offers Fellowship to tudents Barb Miller, Rollin Buck, Sally Stroup, Ann Stevenson. As a college organization the Student Christian Fellowship provides the college student with an opportunity for religious fellowship with other college students. The activities of S.C.F. are varied. On week nights devotions are open to all. Those involved in the devotions share the wonderful experience of fellowship with others. For the opportunity to discuss popular issues of the day, regular meetings are held. These meetings include special speakers, and movies for discussion. S.C.F, sponsors feature films for the benefit of all G.V.C. students on campus during the weekends. The Student Christian Fellowship is open to all college students. The main goal of S,C.F. is to bring the students together for spiritual companionship, so important in the lives of all college students. Delia Psi Omega Plans Busy ear W 1 EI Steve Person, Pam Thorson, Debbie Prince, Karen Tervene, John Hindal. Beta Phi Gamma Honors Journalism tudenis . f i at -ai-s in 4,., ,V -2 P P 'N , i 'sl' My .7 X Mike Dixon, Carol Belknap Julie Jarc, Murleen Hall. Not pictured: Pam Thorson, Sandy Melhus. 'i gg, Arena Players ls Activity of ear Row 1: Pam Thorson, Sally Stroup, Barb Mil1er,Bonnie Walker, Leslie Goeders, Paula Middleton. Row 2: Karen Terveen, Georgia Hoyt, Shirlee Sprague, Debbie Prince, Marcia Boal, Jane Nichols, Valorie Feley, Miss Johnston. Row 2: Patrick Hurley, Dan Gooch, Lee Johansen, Terry Lantz, Sherman Rupe, Jules Gray, John Young. Standing: Steve Person. The Grand View Drama Club, with an expanded membership, advanced under the sponsorship of Miss Francis Johnston, professor of speech. In the fall term, the name was changed from Drama Club to Arena Players. The members provided many interesting inter-group activities during the semester, including field trips to various plays around the state. The objectives of the spring semester were very i Q , ambitious. A Constitutional Revision Committee was formed to completely re-write the club's outdated con- stitution. Plans were also made for Arena Players to A present an evening of one-act plays, each to be directed by a student director. The key to this year's success as a club was teamwork. Everything is done for the good of Grand 1 , View and the club. H ,ggi 1: Pam Thorson passes a mythical bowl of nitro-glycerin -,fm to her partner as other club members help her out. : iafrf.:t?F- S.E.A. Plans Future Careers PRESIDENT . . . VICE-PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY . . PROGRAM DIRECTOR ADVISOR . . Mr. Weinberg, Judy Enga, Linda Comito, Mary Fox. . Mary Fox . . Judy Enga . . Nanette Bricker . . . . Linda Comito . . Mr. Weinberg Student Education Association is an organization for prospective teachers at Grand View. The meetings were held twice a month on Wednesdays at 12:00 noon in room 221 and 7:00 p.m. in the lounge of the Girls' Dorm. First semester brought guidance counselors, stu- dent teachers, and films to give the club members insight to the teaching profession. During second semester, S,E,A. planned a project to help some underprivileged children in Des Moines. The program is set up so that each member selects one child as his friend and brings him home on the weekends. The purpose of this project is to be a friend to these underprivileged children. ' H EL H u mug? 4 QQ? 1593- , A .. T I x A ta c s c IV :hes Studies, although they are an important factor, are not the only facet of college life open to students. Every student who has some particular interest, whether it be dramatics, social work, writing, or music, need not fail to have it satisfied in one of G.V.C.'s many activities. In addition to regular meetings, the clubs 'have various traditional social events to provide the students with an active campus life. Sometimes, it is the activities rather than the reading, writing and arithmetic that keep our school spirit alive. We the students of Grand View College owe a vote of thanks to those before us who cared enough to organize and maintain these activities so that they have lived and prospered through the years. Row 1: Debbie Host. Row 2: Murleen Hall, Carmen Beeman, Marsha Boal. Row 3: Bill Smith, Pam Thorson, Ellen Hansen, Brad Snodgrass. Sharon Evans C opy Editor Q, ,I Dick Patrick Art Editor Pam Thorson Editor Gb-lr Murleen Hall Layout Editor Vicking 1968 if-, ,yr V if ' ' , f 5 V, x X f inns .fm Sharon Evans Murleen Hall 4 , 5' ,, and Joyce Flynn work on copy while and Pam Thorson finish the layouts. The 1968 VIKING was born in the spring semester of 1967 with the naming of an editor, business manager, and copy editor. The theme footprints was chosen, and the summer was used for planning pages and di- visions. The VIKING was taking its first steps. An enthusiastic group started in the fall semester of '67 to put together this annual. Copy was written, layouts drawn, pictures taken and developed, and ads sold. The VIKING was standing on its own feet. Now with the 1968 VIKING finished, we can look back and smile at a few faltering steps made along the way. Some mistakes were made, but it was a learning process for the entire staff. It is hoped that the staff of the '69 VIKING will profit, and we wish them luck! The 1968 VIKING Staff qv., ii. Q 35 ,- if ai ni dl V ii e in s l Vol. XXII DES MOINES, IOWA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 YE No. Three-Y ar Program For '1 Y 0 me 'W'- ' Girls Treat at Pumpkin Presented The provided the fanvocation sound, can the meetimz of the play on alcoholism directed H R by Mariam McKeever, was ?1fg'ee'8E1:f5dt Lady on the Rocks, a. the fu presented Oct. 19 at convo- m 0 cation in the gym. The the ways problem. Dr. duced cussion During stated for an drink drink Doctor Speers said to determine if you alcoholic is to answer ly this question, ls :ontrolling the drinking :he drinking controlling yo Pastor Clyde L. Norrga. ed the Oct. 12 religious cor. vocation at Grand View Lutheran Church. The sermon titled The Cre- itor's Design stated that we ire all responsible to God at :he end of our earthly lives for our actions, and that this s part of G0d's design for nan. decorations ' -v pe a violinist Laredo, appearing with the Symphony, direc- ted by Robert Gutter. The performance is at 4 p.m. at North High Auditorium. J ns .this LH v Young An1ericans Come lo Des Moines Three members of the Young Americans were in Des doines recently to publicize heir new movie, Young kmericansf' which premiered 'hursday night, Nov, 2, at he Galaxy Theatre. Grand 7iew's Dan Gesell joined the roup this fall. The Young Americans, a horal group of I5 to 21 year lds, began in 1962 under the irection of Milton C. Ander- on. The aim of the group x to change the convention- lly distorted teenage image nd instead illustrate what ney really stand for-whole- Jmeness, imagination and anticipation. Only 30 to 36 of the Young .mericans perform at one time, but there are as many as 60 in the entire group after auditions. When mem- bers are not performing, they go to school. Dan Gesell at- tends Califomia Institute of Arts in Los Angeles. The Young Americans' new movie was filmed on location in Boston, New York City, Washington, D. C5 Du Quoin and Menard in Illinois, and in desert regions of California. The entire film was unre- hearsod, and the script was ad-libbed. lt follows the ex- periences ol' 36 teenagers on a transcontinental bus tour. The premiere ot' Young Americans was sponsored by thc Des Moines Jaycees. Barbara Wire, owner g Mar- portraying Mrs. Moore, a cheap a shady repu- Gooch playing woman tation, The Writer. Mrs. Hardwicke-Moore and the writer are living in a dream world, pretending to be rich, upper class people. Two other colleges will also participate in the theater fes- DRAMA- tC'ontinued on page EJ Fall Formal Keep in mind'thc Fall Formal, to be held Nov, ll. from 8:30 to I2 :it tho Val Air Ballroom Encore Room. The price ot' adrnission is 53,50 per couple. and pro- viding tho cntertaiiunt-nt will be Al Ili-Gooyi-r and his band. Men may wcar suits or ilark sports jackets. and women regular length dresses. Directions to the Val Air Ballroom will be provided later for those students un- familiar with the oily. off to an ap- Tuesday Oct. Dav, pre- edi- Des Rock XX hat has happened to the rock in front of Old Main ? It seems as though week-end marauders have attempted, without much luck, at remov- ing the old landmark. To date, there have been two attempts at displacing the rock. The first was halted by the presence of the Pinker- ton man at 2:00 one Saturday ROCK- ltfontinucd on page 37 Gyc OPEN TO SENIOR FBOSI-l By Nancy Hayes Grand View College is nov offering a three-year program to superior freshmen stu dents. Freshmen who are enrollec in the regular two-year junioi college program may applg for admission to the progran if they have maintained 1 B average or better. A student may he admitted to the program upon gradua- tion from high school if hc ranks in the upper 15 percent of his graduating class, or it he ranks in the upper 25 per- cent of his high school class and has attained a standard score of 26 or above on the American College Test KACTJ. tate Universities Cooperate The system, in cooperation .h the State University of iowa, Iowa State University, and University of Northern Iowa, includes three years at Grand View College in a co- ordinated curriculum followed by one year at one of the three Iowa state universities for a bachelor's degree, or followed by two years at one of the universities for a Mas- ter's Degree. The students have :i choice of major area in biology, Eng- lish, history, or sociology. The Your courses ot' study have been coordinated with the three universities. Students PROGRAM- lContinucd on page 31 Georgia Hoyt and Eugene Davis make use of the seasons first snowfall by striking: up at snowball fight in front of Old ' Main, The snow left as quickly as it came, and the many plans for tolmgganing and sledding quickly diminished. 'age Two-GRAND VIEWS, Friday, October 6, 1967 X GRAND VIEWS Published bl-weakly during the nclauol year. except holidays and examination Period.-1. br students of Grind View Collette. DG Moines, Iowa. Editor ,. , . ., , .... .. Dnllu Holzman uurim.. niwmet ,, ,.,, ,. .mm Curr QIEWK. sein vafnm , , . .... cm: Belknap, Andy cm-m. Q O num.: crm-ef. ummm umm. iii-tri.-im mn. Ken. Z Jgefflgg. f -.em nm., umm- mm. nmy Heuer, nom ,g Mgt ,- nm, new-im iam. Judith riuum. .mm Hyde, 'S :wifi rn sum. am, .twins ic-im. rw-y mime. luufn' oi 5.5,-,Li Q iit.wi.N, x-'mr-.ii uifmmnnn, Eugene new-. mio- O 0, lzuliimt. in-am in-mint--. Jams sumimn, Emily ' sim..-I, James wwu. 1895 Phuiwrupim- , . . , . ., .. ,. ,, .,., . .Loren mum- mnxxing , xmas smut Advisors Ruth Ludwir. Hurry Ji-nuen Damage Done Already To OLD MAIN School has been in session 1 ir only three weeks, but ai- zady damage has been in- icted upon the new carpet- 5 ig in Old Main. I It should be pointed out to I I9 students that they paid 1 ir all of the improvements i : Grand View this fall, and i to ruin them is only to lose X money from their own pocket. Even if it were not for the fact that the new improve- ments were paid for by the students, they should remem- ber that they are young adults, and should act as such. lew Teachers Invade Grand View Two GVC graduates head ie list of new professors this :rm at Grand View. They lin the faculty with three :her full-time teachers, and iree part-time assistants. Miss Frances Johnston, who wned her A.A. at Grand iew and B.F.A. from Drake niversity, has returned to fach speech. She has done faduate work at University ' New York College, Platts- xrg, New York and Northern -wa University. She previ- isly taught at Sigoumey ,gh school for three years. t the present time she is a indidate for the Msster's de- ree. Mr. Ralph Speer, another rand View alumni, received s B.A. at Drake University id studied one year at Lin- iln Christian Seminary. He an instructor of English at rand View. Miss Fiona Emde, English structor, earned her B.A. id M.A. at Drake University. ie also studied at Augustana :liege in Sioux Falls, South akota and Arizona State Col- ge, Flagstaff, Arizona. Be- -re coming to Grand View, ie taught at Elgin Commu- ty College, Elgin, Illinois. Mr. Michael Hugo Gnschler -ceived his A.B. from Kent ate University, Kent, Ohio id his M.A. ut the Univer- ty of Nebraska, in Lincoln. e was a graduate teaching assistant for two years. He is a German instructor at Grand View College. Mr. James A. Engler, art instructor, received his B.A. from Omaha University, Oma- ha, Nebraska, and his M.F.A. from Drake University here in Des Moines. Three partftime teachers will assist professors and stu- dents in science labs. They are: Mary Faust, Biology from THE EDITOR'S DESK By Dallas Holtman Students gripe about many things, but this time there seems to be more reason than usual. It concerns the new textbooks which have been purchased by the school this semester. It used to be that a student could look on the bulletin board, find an ad for books, and then buy from the person posting the ad. But not this semester. True, the bulletin board with the book ads are still there, but no one buys the books because many teachers are de- manding that only the latest editions be used for their classes. One history teacher remarked in class that the only dif- ference between the old and new editions of his classroom text was that the new one had different pictures and a new cover. On hearing this, one student tried to return her new book to the book store. They would not take it because every- one is supposed to have the new edition. The freshmen have new English texts this year, provok- ing' comments such as ls the English language changing so rapidly that the old text was out of date ? and Before long, English teachers may be demanding that a student buy a. new edition of Hamlet We wonder if it was really necessary that the school pur- chase so many new books, thereby making it difficult for both the buyer and the student who wishes to sell his old ones to save or make any money. Disregarding the economic facet of the matter, we wonder if change is synonymous with improvement in this case. We would welcome comment on the reasons for the change - ii 3 Y .- Publlr iywiifons Staffs H , and Running The ' I annual by Studenterfest next Grand HY- beg: 'here are 27 members on TP 'rand Views staff this ' . ' of which are writers. 'f the list are two outside cartoon- Barbara Harrison, physics I' , Logmpherl Rutkowski, C' t twnausm for dn Monday, Septer at 7:30 p.m., za fac' Ralph ing was held. At ' wel,- President Nielsf elle the appointm' QQQ ' members to M and Wome Student ' The ' , , point ui' H NV it .N tee' . 1. 'I N' e A ' i ei Won. - chairn. ' Emde, Ai. Mr. Man V. clinator of ti. X tees. Both the Mens ens' Committee o. Conduct meet once . or whenever it is nect for the purpose of hunt. conduct and cliscipiinziry pri, lems that arise. - gi 'K 'iq is - I ' it ' 1 l L to R: Jay Sziwtell Clfrenchl, Francis Johnston CSpeechJ, ' alph Speer flinglishj, and Michael Gaschler CGermnnJ. Not ctured: Fiona Emile fEngIishJ. and James Engler iarij. V --if .- Students Complain About New Books Since the beginning of the semester, much objection has been expressed by Grand View students about the large number of new text books that they have been required bo buy. Many of last yea.r's books have been replaced by new books or newer editions to those used last year. The theory is that the latest edi- tions contain the most recent developments in the different fields of study. Grand View students ex- pressed their views on the subject when they were asked, 'ADO you think it is necessary that text books be changed so frequently? Diane Guidicessi, sopho- more, stated: I feel that many of the book changes are unnecessary. For example, Ancient History doesn't change from year to year: so why should we be re- quired to buy a new book? It would save the student a lot of money if he could buy a used book or borrow a. previ- ously used book from a friend. Vickie Wickert, freshman, replied: Most of the information is the same in the new revised books as it was in last year's books. This means that stu- dents have to pay more money for basically the same infor- mation. Gregg Roth, sophomore, commented: I feel that the books are changed much too frequently. The student can't sell his used books and is forced to pay 'sch more for new books be- Hxof this. NMcClavy, sophomore, 'es a handicap 'tuck with nine oks that you ' can't sell. 1e books longer ,FUDENTS processes the that their represent. be here to retake the I. on Wednesday, October . the periodical room, ber. ning at 8:00 a.m. Grand View is unhappy because so many of our nd specials depend up- on the ID card, however, the stub you received when your picture was taken can be used until everything is straight- i ened out. NIGHTLY IJRS BLK. NO. OF HULL N HOLIDAY S STATION SCOUNT TO STUDENTS PRESENTING ID CARD US HUGE SAVINGS ON MERCHANDISE WITH HOLIDAY SAVING STAMPS Good only at 1817 Euclid . . . . . . just down the street from the Pizza Hut J, Folk Dancers Plan Folk Dance Men clockwise: Dave Willis, Andy Chinn, Dave Brown, Mike Clarke, Bob Lauritsen, Ron Bradstreet, Lee Johansen. Women clockwise: Trudy Hurley, Pam Nelson, Jan Clarke, Carla Hansen, Linda Hansen, Joyce Flynn, Jeanette Dixon. One of Grand View College's well-knovm extra-curricular activities is folk dancing. It is open to a.ny interested student who is in good scholastic standing. This has been the largest group in several years for Grand View with fifteen couples. Neelna Madsen and Alice Bergren, from Solvaang, California, have led the folk dancers throughout the year. They have taught the students many new and old dances from the Scandinavian heritage. The folk dancers have performed at many functions outside of Grand View including Women's Clubs and schools throughout the state. They have planned a Folk Dance Festival at G,V.C, during the spring semester. Several colleges have been invited to attend including Grinnell, Cedar Falls, and Dana College in Blair, Nebraska. Since the gymnasium is busy with other activities, the folk dancers practice in the basement gym of Cattell School. Between practices twice a week and their many exhibitions, the G.V.C. folk dancers keep themselves very busy. 1 Y J I4 my ', , L' - ' F . V- .V 2 'JSE' fa ': Q. . 441g H A 'L'-s QQ as 1 Festival at Grand View ..4-.-- in ' 4 -4 X- --1----f , Q --i ' 'i 1 A iii ' , .r' ,, f' M . an-a-new-'nr' -' i x, v-Q.. ff V'- 5' Y, MH, I-57? L if D- ' N' X ii Q' Folk dancers practice many hours in preparation for an exhibition. Men clockwise: Rollin Buck, Jim Boersma, Bob Nielsen, Denny Utoft, Dave Jensen. Women clockwise: Mary Fox, Jan Sorensen, Jean Farstrup, Neehia Madsen, Alice Bergreen, Choir Gives Performances Q' T? 'W' -10 C57 4? 5-:gilt-li Row 1: Karen Leong, Judy McClure, Nancy Sharp, Bonnie Sharp, Judy Hobson, Linda Hansen. Row 2: Linda Flecken- stein, Carla Hansen, Belinda Henderson, Leslie Goeders, Pam Nelson, Donna Hulstein. Row 3: Debbie Lyng, Clover Buckingham, Carol Belknap, Janette Dixen, Sandra Melhus. Row 4: Mr. Speed, Steve Smith, Doug Sandy, Rollin Buck, David Willis, John Gesell. Row 5: Steve Peck, Alan Woodman, John Crabb, Steve Conkel, Stephen Wilson, Chuck Yand- ers, Drew Burham. P- Around the tate 1:5 cz F4 Y T7 Row 1: Helen Sylvester, Diana Cain, Carol Ofterdinger, Hwa-Soon Lee, Trudy Hurley, Gil Ja Kim, Carolyn Pearson. Row 2: Judy Enga, Jean Farstrup, Mary Wilson, Ellen Hansen, Donna Lamker, Diane Bacon. Row 3: Neelna Madsen, Mary Servine, Janet Sorensen, Judy Gardalen, Betty Robison, Linda Crawford, Ann Stevenson. Row 4: Frank J. Bloom, Brad Snodgrass, Jim Carver, Terry Lantz, Andy Chinn. Row 5: Loren Miller, Jerry Beauchamp, Randy Lamb, Eugene Davis, John Davis. fn ' ' o 5 Ti ' 1 g -R , if 'Lx , ' - zrissvff 1- Q 0 i . ,,' ,,. 7 rf - r- :M-gp 'll f A Q i ww b ,. A ,, 1' '5-4.5553 . ' ' - .-iiggz-'tr'Z1E A,-E 5 -N MI Al3I1 ' 7 , ff 'e-'ti me 7'-,-,f1 l ,. 2. 55-i f Q- 'Q Y 3 5'-I--. ,V-', '-f,FZ'.K.-'E' 4 ' gjiwnu 'Q-55: Y .5 . ,--up --'-Ja -eigvalv y , ' 1 2 . J X 2 Ill 'E ETL .. 5 ffffwsx f X :SQ J -'. fs. :-: 1. . w ,i , , I I 1 A 'll ' 1- U ' 1 4 3? 11' L1':':.f.' ' I M ,,1L,,1, '. .ff- ! H1H1,'Qi an . I '1.,'.74,,g -.,. r, , ALR-U I 51 Tw, 4, ,, un 4' . ,,.' rl-:iw S, SE Hia Activities For G.V.C The U.K. Council listens intently as Dave Lingwall expresses his opinion at one of the meetings. U.K, Council meetings were held in the basement of the Men's Residence at noon on Mondays. After lunch, a business meeting was held ',l . bk. . Jr it k A' 1- -fr.. ' J i ' Q ' .. ,ffl VOTE it :N fx 'hlrfmirv fa- TQWN REP if 'I if if FOR U. K. W 31 K T. ini- Mx 'N ng ij inf i. I , 4, A - ' lj ,7 xg' U, iff ' t ' ' 'iit ' quita. .. . I It RX- lil Fuller introduces the candidates during a Special Signs such as these were plastered on every available wall during election week. My Three Angels Given in Fall and that's why she fainted!' , T . - ,M -. . 'Msg Q I I A toast to My Three Angels. Z R fri M X Give me that paper! Sherman Rupe struggles with Dennis Utoft , for the note which bears Uncle Henri's will. X. ,' . -lf in-Q-wr-it J i Athletics Athletics offer one an opportunity to develop character, leadership, and attitudes for a more mature future life. This program is designed not only for championships nor broken records, but for the purpose of providing building blocks for a better life. Developing sportsmanship and a sense of fair play instills in the G.V,C. athletics 1ife's values and a Christian attitude. Throughout the year in basketball, baseball, golf, gymnastics, intramurals, Showstoppers, and cheerleading the Viking Spirit of determination was displayed. Our entire sports season was trimmed in surprises, victories, challenges, up- sets, and many memories which will never be forgotten. Basketball Team Has eason ' F, S i':'I'f ' i: ig .ZH ,?.'3gt'iff'ggQE?q', ,. 1 ,i -'-be-,re . 2 ei ' , E, . fs eg I 'J ' ' P V. , P V .Qs , , if I 1.5, 4,5 Y P.. 7 f E is Q is gif- . i:g...,u L .751 ' 53528 ' K -eiefizgf' ' nemt'55,,,-1: It 1553, Q 395 ' 'ieesqgff - -gazes' A ww Y 1 - eeaefeg, ' . I 'eg ll' ' W 2-1 ,, f - er elf. ' Row 1: Roger Schmeideskamp, Joe Thompson, Jeff Simpson, Dave Meyer, Jim Larson, Rob Volk, Dana Hiliman, Coach Sisam. Row 2: Glenn Jones, Greg Lelmer, Rick Hall, Don Houk, Brian Larson, Don Cooper, Dave Lingwall, Bill Paterick. Extremely tough competition in the Iowa Junior College Conference, coupled with injuries and illness, resulted in an up-and-down year for Grand View's hardwood heroes. But it was an exciting season, and Coach Dave Sisam's cagers' gave their loyal fans plenty to cheer about. vm IQ. The Vikings' offensive punch was well-balanced, 3. .QHEZQJ topped by Rick Ha11's 17-point average. Hall also was tough on the boards, averaging 11 rebounds per game, as did Brian Larson, who scored at a 14.3 clip. Greg Lehner averaged 15.6 points per game, and floor-general Rob Volk, who joined the team at mid-season, carried a 12.0 average. Bill Paterick hit the hoop at an 11.0 average. One of the key playmakers on the squad was Jim Larson, and standouts in the defense department were Glenn Jones and Jeff Simpson. Coach Sisam gives the Vikings a pep talk during a time- out on the G,V.C. home court. N 1 of Ups and Downs .. ' ' 3 '4 -r '--f -I U Y X 17 Lf' fe 5 Q 1 .D , ' I I ' -f Jim Larson scores a last-second basket in an 82 to 80 victory over Mason City. .1 - 2 ,jf , A! I ' ,.- 111- lu As crowd watches intently, Brian Larson leaps high for the opening tip-off. 45,1 5,g,,,,,- H4 2 . ur ' 'wk 7- '2 . 4 Af, 'ff'7 'v - ' L- ' H242 ' 'QQ QA. vi Ti i 1 See, I told you that was hi Z- nv e I uv Q 5-is i f ,lg u-sg 4,. J' Vikings Experience Tough --J 1 s fifth foul! Gee, Ref, that's a neat trick! 17- G V jmfigjgqvl is fr H fag N eff: .v ,W f -ee ' ,. 5 A ' egg' ,, ',.:i,rs i: iii! lj, - 'lg.1A'5Tfi Q jf xi it Don Houk fakes a shot wh11e F6 ' Q Us Jeff Simpson C203 gets ready J ' to receive a pass. ' i , r- I , ww W' - -A :sg Conference Competition .Y'1 7' ' If w . J- ' 4 ,- Y a JP' ,. .,- i s Rick Hall leaps high to shoot over everyone's head. f-'softer Xb, .A Q V wiv' '1Ya. iss ,AE 'R B111 Paterick jumps to deflect a pass. nv.f,-..,-1 .., ,W 1-M H M K4 Y x. X X game-Q-,Lk 'SSW ,Xb ws '1 Greg Lehner shoots during the inter-squad game. Now listen fellas, 1et's get out there and fight! ,.1f. 3 tl-me , e,:.r?g5 ,1 1' J I , . -. I is-:L 1 Cheerleaders x , ' I tx ff park pirit are F V YT! Row 1: Carol Erickson, Debbie Host, Karen Carlson. Row 2: Pam Thorson, Captain, Sue Hart. Standing: Karen Kuhlman. Here's a simple equation: loyalty + pep + school spirit : the G.V.C, cheerleaders. This year's squad possessed both ability and dedication. In the glow of victory or the gloom of defeat, the cheerleaders were there, enthusiastically supporting our team. Tryouts were held in early October, when nine new cheerleaders were chosen. The new cheerleaders went through a week of initiation while wearing red and white clothes, tennies with socks rolled down, a string of Cheerios, and carrying a stuffed toy. From that week on through the season, the girls worked hard on new cheers and re-vamped old ones. Jim Wood a.nd Sue Hart worked out many double stunts which added to the effectiveness of the cheers. The cheerleaders are an integral part of the athletic events in any school as they create and boost the spirit so vital to a.ny team. '2:S ', ' 3.-2 . 1-,gy . .- : -: ,..: ':g ,.,- A . ff- , fS '1Q5'f'5 - if - yi' Riff I T -we f' fl.: if ' ,W , . . ,,, . 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' :ws if-ff' '-' K Lid urs. ,,lLMi?,Lgc5,f,l-if -Og ,I . xv-T -if .0 1.1-gin .3 ' - - f.f'L:s' 'df - --,, '- vb, 101.-n ve- .. . . 3:52 i. - ' x.. , -111-A-P53111-':4: 1-e-'fem wufif L Ii l.s.'flt?:vfvrt'-fcf:..ri f - v- gas: .I .e,,.,filffg.33:sf,::ggj iff. eff, '- , 1 ,355 , -.ip fry. iii- y , 3 A., yi- :E?f3gE',A.5 if I. -. . if Debbie Host displays initiation week garb. with Pep and Enthusiam ,If '21 fa-5 ye-Aw'-1 iii' '. , ,. .. 1 :: a'.:, ' 1,1 wlsfpl , 'i ...P wi... ..-., - r 4 5 ,111 Row 1: Carmen Beeman, Nancy Hayes. Row 2: Deanne Hall, Diana Cronin. Standmg Donna Harbert , T P' 5 . E-QA , in W . X. JA , , -X i F.-TA .ti G.V.C. cheerleaders lead the home crowd in a cheer Cheerleaders Add Bounce to Games X Donna Harbert and Sue Hart keep time ,. to the music during the pep assembly. Amazon's Opponents lose again! P Y ,L i K. Q31 Or R Nancy Hayes a.nd Debbie Host lead an enthusiastic CD crowd Please, Jim, not in my ear! ml Intermurals tier tudents Variety Coach Jacobson presents individual awards for intermural football at the fall pep assembly. 'LJwg5.'. The code name for the intermural program at Grand View College is variety, This program offers something for everyone, and is under the direction of Charles Jacob- son. Besides golf, archery, and basketballg bowling, volley- ball, football, badminton, and table tennis are offered. These various activities assure good competition and fun for all who participate. Two points! Basketball is just one of the many activities offered to students in the interrnural program at G.V.C. Showstoppers Perform at Halftimes Row 1: Jan Kauzlarich, Jeanne Saf, Debbie Davis, Stephanie Evans, Sa.ndy Conklin, Nannette Bricker, Mary Jo Huffman, Jo Robinson. Row 2: Colleen Genovese, Kathy Allen, Marsha Fant, Dixie Krause, Judy Nelson, Carolyn Fox, Donna Hul- stein, Jan Birkenholz, Jan Cushman, Sherrie Kimberly, Sue Brown. Kneeling in front: Julie Jacobson. 4 Showstoppers perform their cowboy routine during a basketball half time. The Showstoppers, under the direction of Colleen Genovese first semester and Jan Cushman second semester, performed at sev- eral Viking basketball games. Their entertain- ment included a 1o11ipop routine, a cowboy routine, and a toy soldier performance. Assistant Jim Wood was featured at Parent's Weekend and during one half time performance with his baton twirling act. Jim also worked up a parade marching routine which the girls were to use at Stu' fest. Julie Jacobson was featured again this year as the Showstoppers' mascot. Baseball Is Spring Activity as - .-Y-1 X Lou Dirkin, Bill Paterick, and Rob Volk form the n April 5 April 8 April 13 April 15 April 18 April 22 April 24 April 25 April 28 May 1 May 4 May 6 May 8 May 13 U BASEBALL 1967 . . Webster City . . . Creston . . . Fort Dodge . . Ellsworth . . . Eagle Grove . . .Marshalltown . . . Webster City . . Centerville . . . . Creston . . . . . .Marshalltown . . . cleus of this spring's baseball team as returning lettermen Home Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Away . . . . Mason City. . . . . Home . Reg. 11 District Tournament. . . .Clarinda . . . . Fort Dodge . . . . . . .Horne . . Reg. 11 Finals . . . . Iowa Falls g Gymnastics Require Practice, Row 1: Nita Nachtigall, Karen Carlson, Linda Elder, Janice Frome, Ruth McCann, Diana Collins, Roxanne Stremming, Elsie Chesowsky. Row 2: Coach Jacobson, Joan Jennings, Cheri Younkin, Barb Enfield, Connie Johnson, Amy Catalfo, Jeanne Strong, Kathy Andriano, Gloria Slack, Pat Hicks. Row 3: Tom Cory, Steve Ridnour, Don Drake, John Miller, Terry Anderson, Paul Ringnald, Richard Turner. Row 4: Paul Smith, Craig Vandal, Casey Wells, Mike Nehring, Ron Hayes, John Hindal. Not pictured: Linda Geissinger, Sally Radnich. The highlights of this year's gymnastics team were: CD the college's first inter-collegiate competition at Mankato, Minnesota, C21 Karen Carlson winning the college's first championships in open competition, C31 competing in the Wisconsin Open at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, C4j competing in the Iowa A.A.U. Championships, and C51 exhibitions at Newton, Grinnell, Manning, and sixteen additional high schools throughout Iowa. A strong women's nucleus of Karen Carlson, Linda Geissinger, Roxann Stremming, and Diane Collins displayed outstanding leadership. Linda Elder, Cheri Younkin, Ruth McCann, and Jeanne Strong are dedicated prospects for next year. Paul Ringnald, John Miller, Terry Anderson, Tom Cory, and Dean Turner were the major male contributors that made this year so successful for the gymnasts. Precision and Perfection Roxanne Stremming performs the close of her floor exercise grace- fully. .er -,ul . We , .W mv - if- On the parallel bars is Terry Anderson, doing the difficult handstand. The candle, performed on the balance beam, is demonstrated here by Diana Collins. if wwf- - -Y Gymnastics Club Keeps Busy 531 1 Q2 sg: Q fcuwns t ,,.s,. Z NUR Paul Ringnald executes a perfect layout back-flip on the trampoline. A stag leap on the balance beam is done here by Nita Nachti gall. The entire gymnastics class demonstrates a V-sit during one of their practices. 1 I V 7 I i Advertising The Grand View VIKING advertising section enables the students to become well acquainted with the new as well as the old business in Des Moines. 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