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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

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Viking Deolicoltecl to Mrs. Williolmson For the past twenty-one years Mrs. Williamson has been a loyal servant of Grand View College. To the students she is a friendg to her colleagues, a willing co-workerg to her church, a devoted servantg and to her community, a respon- sible citizen. In recognition of her unstinting efforts in the performance of her tasks, we respectfully dedicate the Vik- ing of 1969. :sk .rr e A ,Q- 5 W as ef ,. gf s ., :Q M EY 'fs F. , , Q . 1 'E may iii-.nf .tn 1 K ? Z4 '-i-Q, ibm -, R. . 'Vg I I -x -ru-131 'Q' 4.1 PL, 'S 'Fw 4 . 2 'x.r ' NA Hfmf- . '41,-. . ,,I-4 4. in' ' ., . ...,,,'4 W .'-Af, -. be E4- 35 nf Mk- n 5 YN, of-.g 4 - A,-f.i .:. 'Q.1f 3'f'V5n -Wi. ..n,, , gs .JUN D Folculfy An Unforgettol ble Yeour The completion of the three new buildings by the opening ofthe fall semester and the dedication week pro- gram will not be forgotten by those who today walk in and out of these buildings. Concomitantly, l cannot think ofthe new buildings without mentioning the evident emergence of a new spirit and a new image. The brochure prepared for the dedication festivities gave striking expression to the same thought in the phrase: This is the new Grand View . . . I am confident that you, the students, have caught the spirit of change, and that you interpret this change as Grand View's forthright response to the need for educational institutions to move imaginatively and cre- atively from serving the few to serving society as a whole. Personally, I like to think that the expansion is indi- cative of growth. Grand View is not isolated from the mainstream of modern life. It faces all disciplines open- ly, yet, in a Christian framework. The new interest in Grand View, so magnificently reflected in the attendance at the dedication, Sunday, October 27, 1968, is related to the fact that the knowledgeable person knows that knowledge is an increasing necessity of life. What is happening here on our campus is of great concern and interest to the general public. The College is presenting a new image to the public. Human inquiry must constantly be nurtured by extending the growing edge of knowledge, the body of ac- cumulated knowledge must be transmitted, and learning, study, life, and work in a residential college should be a unique experience. I know that students are looking not only for facilities, but also for changes which will be innovative and experimental. Fortunately, the new is not unrelated to the past. Grand View is very rich in tradition. lt always has maintained that what matters most in life is an education for life. lt wants to serve, serve freely, but the price of that commitment is high! Yet, it will pay dividends. Who can put a price tag on life? I hope that you, in five or ten years, will be challenged to make your contribution so that another generation of students will arise and say, as you have good reason to say this year, What we have witnessed at Grand View this unforgettable year is the emergence of new signs of Grand View's indispensable role in the life of church and society. Ernest D. Nielsen d1,.4,a,,-4 Qs QZAZZ4.,-N Administration ond Stoiff s f fig ,5- HERBERT T. HURLEY, 1946 B.A., Buena Vista College, M.S., Iowa State University, Graduate study, Iowa State University, University of Iowa, University of Colorado. Vice-President for Academic Affairs. HARRY C. JENSEN, 1947 Grand View Collegeg B.A., University of Minnesotag Graduate study, Univer- sity of Minnesotag Drake University of Omaha. Vice-President for Finance. CLINTON P. SCHROEDER, 1967 The University of Maryland, Univer- sity of Illinois. Vice-President for Development. ROBERT L. BURHAM, 1955 Washington Junior Collegeg B.S., Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg M.S., University of Iowag Graduate study, Emory Univer- sity, Knox College, University of Kan- sas, University of West Florida. Director of the Evening Division and Summer Session. Professor of Chemistry. -4' KENNETH W. PAULSEN, 1961 Grand View Collegeg B.S., San Jose Collegeg Graduate work, Drake Univer- sityg California State College at Los Angeles. Director of Admissions and Assistant Registrar. BARBARA H. BELL, 1958 B.A., Hamline Universityg M.A., George Peabody College for Teachersg Graduate study, Emory University. Librarian ROBERT W. FAY, 1968 B.S., Drake Universityg M.A., Drake University. Director of Student Affairs. BERYL M. KNUDSEN, 1966 Grand View Collegeg B.A., University of Nebraskag Grand View Seminary. Field Representative and Admissions Counselor. Al s. I H uma niries English CLEO WILLIAMSON, 1947 A.B., Grinnell Collegeg M.S., Columbia Universityg Graduate study, University of Minnesota, University of Edinburgh fScotlandj. Professor of English. RICHARD L. WEINBERG, 1965 B.A., Knox Collegeg M.S., Western Illinois Universityg Graduate study, Iowa State University. Assistant Professor of English and Edu- cation. LUANA C. CHINN, 1963 B.A., Carlton Collegeg Graduate study, Drake University, University of Iowa. Instructor in English. JOYCE E. YATES, 1968 B.A., University of Iowag M.A., Uni- versity of Missouri. Instructor in English. .IFJ I -t.':'.1F ,V RUTH LUDWIG, 1966 B.A., Drake University, Graduate study, Drake University. Instructor in Journalism. RALPH H. SPEER, 1967 Grand View Collegeg B.A., Drake Uni- versityg Graduate study, Lincoln Chris- tian Seminary, Drake University. Instructor in English. za' ws' .1 I 55, UW CATHRYN WINTER Grand View, B.A. Central College 5 Drake Universityg State University of Iowag M.A. University of Northern Iowa 3 Instructor of English. MARION HVISTENDAHL, 1968 B.S., South Dakota State Universityg M.S., South Dakota State University. Assistant Professor In English. X X-al Religion HELEN L. BETTS, 1964 B.A., Midland College fNebraksajg M.R.E., New York Theological Semin- aryg Graduate study, New York Uni- versity. Assistant Professor of Religion and Psychology. DON H. ZINGER, 1957 A.B., Augustana College flllinoisjg B.D Chicago Lutheran Theological Semin- aryg S.T.M., Chicago Lutheran Theo- logical Seminaryg Graduate study, Uni- versity of Iowa. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy. Foreign Longuoges MICHAEL H. GASCHLER, 1967 B.A., Kent State Universityg M.A., Uni- versity of Nebraskag Graduate study, University of Nebraska, Instructor in German. JAY C. SAWTELL, 1964 B.A., Drake Universityg Graduate stu- dy, Drake University, Iowa State Uni- versity. Instructor in French. If-B T052 Physical Eclucoltion an MARIAN DORR, 1963 B.A., University of Northern Iowag Graduate study, Drake University. Instructor in Physical Education. DAVID L. SISAM, 1955 Grand View Co1legegB.S., Drake Uni- versityg Graduate study, Drake Univer- sity. Athletic Director and Coach. CHARLES L. JACOBSON, 1960 Grand View Collegeg B.S., Drake Uni- versityg M.S., Drake University. Assistant Professor of Physical Educa- tion. RONALD P. MAIGAARD, 1964 Grand View Collegeg B.A., Augustana College QI1linoisjgM.S., Arizona State Universityg Graduate study, Drake Uni- versity. Instructor in Physical Education. 1 fi, .,-P 'fail '. 1 F 'T' neva! Speech cmd Drama CHARLES W. DICKSON, JR., 1960 B.F.A., Drake University, M.A., Wes- tern Reserve University, Graduate stu- dy, Northwestern University, Drake University. Associate Professor of Speech. JEANICE WILLIAMS NOYES, 1945 B.E., Drake University, M.A., Univer- stiy of Iowa, Graduate study, Univer- sity of Southern California, Drake Uni- versity. Professor of Speech. FRANCES M. RICHMANN, 1967 Grand View College, B.F.A., Drake University, Graduate study, Univer- sity of New York fPlattsburghj, Uni- versity of Northern Iowa. Instructor in Speech. lil. JAMES A. ENGLER, 1967 B.F.A., Omaha Universityg M.F.A., Drake University. Instructor in Art. Q X Q-'Y' I' Music if mf! - i y yi.y y ii Wg R ' t N if EDWARD MARKWARD, 1965 B.M.E., Drake Universityg M.M., Drake University. i Instructor in Music. ROBERT M. SPEED, 1952 J f B.M.E., Drake Universityg M.M.E., i t , ' Drake Universityg Organ study with - Frank B. Jordan and Marilyn Masong W , Graduate study, Temple University, S, H :ggi Columbia University, University of 5 , , .y,. I Michigan, and University of London. .ff lewd' Associate Professor of Music and F1 M or Director of the choir. CORNELIA FOSTER fnot picturedj B.M.E. Drake University 5 M.M.E., Drake University. Instructor of Music. fb Mathematics i -'i 'i .i i -, i, ,tt 1' X ! ., I' ERNA C. JENSEN, 1966 B.A., Kearney State Teachers College fNebraskajg M.A., University of North- ern Iowa. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. ROBERT L. MADDEN, 1966 B.S., Iowa State University, Graduate study, University of California fSan Diegoj, University of Iowa, M.S., Pur- due Universityg Graduate study, New Mexico State University. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Natural Physics Physical Science RICHARD M. SIMPSON, 1965 Grand View College, B.S., Hamline University, M.A., Drake University, Graduate study, Iowa State University. Assistant Professor of Physics. DEAN C. STROUD, 1965 B.A., Des Moines University g M.A., University of Iowag Graduate study, Iowa State University, Drake Univer- sity. Instructor in Physical Science. I. Sciences Biology LEROY DOIDGE, 1968 B.S., Drake Universityg M.A., Drake University. l Instructor in Biology. I 5 l MARVIN P. JESSEN, 1951 Grand View Collegeg B.A., University of Minnesotag M.A., University of Minnesotag Graduate study, University of Oregong Candidate in Philosophy, University of Minnesota. Professor of Biology. ELIZABETH H. STRASSER, 1958 B.A., Drake Universityg M.A., Drake University. Assistant Professor of Biology W'-5 MARY ELLEN WARTERS, 1962 ' B.A., Oberlin Collegeg M.S., University of Minnesotag Candidate in Philosophy, University of Minnesota. Assistant Professor of Biology. JAMES PATCH, 1963 B.S., Iowa State University, Graduate study, Iowa State University. Instructor in Engineering Drawing. Engineering Chemistry WALTER L. HAYES, 1966 fnot pic- turedj B.S., Iowa State University, M.S., Iowa State University, Graduate study, Iowa State University, Drake University. Instructor in Engineering Drawing. ROBERT VAN ARKEL, 1957 fnot picturedj B.A., University ot' Northern Iowag Graduate study, Iowa State University. Instructor in Engineering. JOHN HERRIN, B.S., University of Wisconisng M.S., University of Minnesota. Instructor of Chemistry. n 1 ff' QL! 4 History mr F RALPH C. AKERMARK, 1964 B.A., Gustavus Adolphus Collegeg B.D., Lutheran School of Theologyg Graduate study, University of Iowa. Assistant Professor of History. THORVALD C. HANSEN, 1965 Grand View Collegcg B.S., Drake Uni- versityg M.A., University of South Da- kotag Grand View Seminary. Assistant Professor of Political Science and History. Sociol S, .5' 17-T' 3' STEPHEN H. RYE, 1965 B.S., Augustana College fSouth Dako- tajg M.A., University of Iowag Gradu- ate work, University of Iowa, Drake University. Assistant Professor of History. RUDOLF THILL, 1961 B.E., Drake Universityg M.A., Drake Universityg Graduate study, University of Iowa. Associate Professor of History. ii- Studies PATRICIA I. KRANTZ, 1964 B.A., Drake University, M.S., Universi- ty of Wisconsin. Assistant Professor of Sociology. WILBER J. WILLIAMSON, 1949 A.B., University of Nebraska g M.A., University of Nebraska, Graduate stu- dy, University of Wisconsin, Drake University, Iowa State University, Uni- versity of Edinburgh fScot1andj. Professor of Sociology. Sociology tr. 2. vat rtg, ..-f- .ejgj r Business Administration Economics MATILDA WOMER WILKINSON, 1956 B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Universityg M.A., Maxwell School of Citizenship, Syra- cuse Universityg Graduate study, Uni- versity of Virginia, Drake University, University of Wisconsin. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration. FRANKIE BRUNER, 1965 B.S., Drake University, Graduate work, Drake University, University of Iowa. Instructor in Business Administration and Economics. YF 03' 91, - . vw---4' MARY K. LAMPSHIRE, 1966 A.B., Mundelein Co11egegM.A., North- western Universityg Graduate study, Western State College of Colorado, University of Nevada, Colorado State University, Colorado State College, Drake University. Assistant Professor of Psychology. CLYDE L. NORRGARD, 1966 B.A., Bethany College fKansasjg Lut- heran School of Theology. Campus Pastor. I . Q. '-1 'af .15 EGON P. BODTKER, 1965 Grand View Collegeg B.A., University of Oregon, M.A., University of Oregon, Graduate study, Indiana University, George Washington University. Assistant Professor of Political Science r 1 Campus Pastor Political Science Staff Ena Lingwall Secretary Ruby Flowerree Secretary Steve Harpole Buildings 8L Grounds ae Ruth Murray Secretary Hubert Christensen Maintenance Superintendent Mamie Dilse Maintenance mg., tr ,T fr ,Z IQ V7 cr, D H e ' sr If xx 4' , 1..r' 5.-jg rr! it Am ' W we in ,gh-, '-:rdf 3f 'Tf'7l' fr- J, 'lsr' xt! ft XJN rn: l 'v L L5 H ee if 155 ,z ,.,4v if I as ,, - -Q-H ,il .V , l Aa z ff , Wit? 'W 47 X X .A 2 it A ,Wt l- E xx Barbara Parsley Secretary yi, Kathryn Ellenberger ' Secretary Mener Jensen Recorder Marvel Peters Secretary fn' Doris Schwab Accountant Betty Paulson Dining Hall Dorothy Mortensen Secretary D. 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Q xrf' IIT ' Baker, Percy Beattie, Charles Beenblossom, Jean Berg, Keith Bias, Randy Blixt, Cynthia Bloomquist, Robert Bolin, Craig Boots, Tom Bower, Byard Boyd, Michael Brandsfield, Bob 4 X, 'fl 2 fix b B ,fl Carr, David Case, Russell Catron, Jerry Chambers, Tommy Claerhout, Gerald Clarke, Warren Cleereman, Mike Colbert, Ieanelle Cole, Tanya Cook, Gary Corrigan, Don Courtney, Robert fi JB rex kw- Brelsford, Barbara Brodie, Mike Brown, Karen Brown, Kathryn Brummel, Gene Burns, Dave Caldwell, Robert Carey, Clifford gi-Ji, ffl , iw' ,. -. ' . 45 'm ml Q I 1 . RJ 'QD . an Z 1. ' ogztty nl I . 47 14' 1. v i Cram, Kathie Critchfield, Lynn Cunningham, Steve Davenport, Rick 1 2 U D, 7. 'i Davey,Jo Ann W' Davis, Linda , ', Deeds, Jim X71 x vw: Deever, Kathy fggggdfi- T ai . 1 What Camera? Dowell, David Downard, Lewie Edmundson, Linda Ellenberger, James Emmons, Joy Engstrom, Gene Erickson, Marylu Evans, Cindy You're next! fin 'Que' Evans, Teresa Faber, Bill Fasano, Sam Path, Robert Feith, Ralph Felsen, Daniel Fogarty, Tom Franzen, Nancy Frost, John Galetich, Tom Garred, Margaret Genovese, Samuel Gilchrist, Terry Gleason, Chris Glenn, Karen Goff, Janet Gooding, Nancy Gray, Chris Greiner, Susan Gregory, Jane lndescribably delicious! Goenendyk, Cynthia Grosz, Becky Gurwell, Judy Hahn, Kenneth Haines, J an Hall, Dennis Hall, Linn Hall, Russ Hamilton, Ann Hanner, Dennis Hansen, Greg Hanson, Robert f 5't 'xx' 1 AK it i Hiyhh as i a n no lf T if Harrington, Timothy MAJ Havnen, Paul Hays, Myrna -1 Henry, Gary '! E I . . Henry, Steve Hilton, .I oe Hoegh, Bruce Huddleston, Wendy 1 What test? 1' TT .' if 1 i + s ,li ,, 1 , V , :NTL ' Q ' 21 -of-f u ' x X L. 'Y- ' - 1 'O mf! No fair peeking! J Hudson, Mark Hueholt, Sue Huff, Dennis Hunter, Arnold Hutson, Deborah 5 Ingulsrud, Ruth Ives, Marcia Johnson, David Johnson, Jean Johnson Karyn Johnson, Kathy r Johnson, Warren er' l Johnson, Wayne Jury, Carey Kasparek, Debra Klein, Kevin Knudsen, Kathy Krpan, Larry La May, Maretta Lambert, Elizabeth w I fi 1 I l Lander, John Leach, Phyllis Lemons, Jerry Lester, Susan Lewis, Jeffrey Linden, Sandy Lipson, Allen Liston, David Lounsbury, Vivian Lyng, Lanette Lyons, Wanda Maddy, Marilyn QE: .. ,,., . ,: H l W FS- W Ja ll, , 1 Q ' 1 . Mallory, Dan 'X McAllister, Beckie McCaughtry, Gary McDonough, Duane y McFar1ing, Richard W McLaughlin, Vicki Medel, Vince Meier, Clyde Everyone wants in the action! I . I X - L 1. ,,,i..2..A, Merriam, Nanettc Mickle, Gary Miller, Mark Miller, William Minnick, Murray Molgaard, Janice Montegna, Alice Monthei, Linda fa? Smile! It's a Hayride! Olinger, Ann Olson, Jerry Osweiler, Tim Overman, William Park, Hyd Parker, Ivan Parsley, Susan Pate, Sharon Pedersen, Pamela Petersen, Christy Petersen, Grant Petersen, Paul What s A Chocolate-Covered Rose Pickett, Steven Pike, Nancy Pitts, Larry Piziali, Donna Pope, Jane Reed, Maureen Reeder, Lisa Reichenbaeh, Fred Remster, Esther Reynolds, Pamela Riley, Robert Rissien, Aaron Rutherford, Jane Rutherford, Greg Rygh, Barbara Sale, Gerald Shinkel, Sherry Schlapkohl, Sharon Schiltz, Mary Schmidt, Mary Schwab, Penny Seip, Roxarma Shelquist, Robert Shelton, Richard Robinson, Debbie Robinson, Jean Robinson, Jeff Robinson, Shelly Ross, David Rotschafer, David Rudisill, John Russell, Jane X T vi tif QSM 1 ,rf ,gal K I Sparks, Sue Spivey, Robert Stall, Dan Standing, Linda Stensrud, David Stephens, Celeste Stinson, Katherine Stocke, Marna Stone, Ken Stump, Robert Sullivan, Mark Surber, Kevin Sherrill, Margaret Slack, Mark Slorah, Joseph Snedden, Leslie Smith, Jean Snider, Mark Snow, Pat Sorensen, Karen Swanson, Julian Swanson, Phyllis Taylor, Richard Taylor, Sue Terry, David Terry, Sandi Thomas, John Thompson, Margaret Turner, Cristine Vanderloo, Kathy Vasey, Gary Venosky, Kathy Vincent, Lois Voogd, Michael Wagner, Arlys Walker, Mike Wall, Tom Ward, Mike Watson, Carole Wells, Dennis West, Jeanne Wetmore, Linda White, Greg Wilcox, Dennis Williams, Carol Wilson, Linda Winter, Thomas Witt, Randel Want to fight? So the year ends for the freshmen. A few may quit now, ut rnost will continue their education, marking this year as heir first step forward into the adult world-Quiet Explo- ion. Witzel, Don Yacanich, Doug Yaeger, Laura Yates, Phyllis Young, James Zeller, John Very interesting! y.. ,V sf' 4 f .2 - . wg AS' b 1 I ., w ,-3 gig QTY? v Q w I I Sophomores W ,A 9 A r , 1- . my-fhv-.:w1,,:T ia. - g ..---u-. --un.-:11K..- ANDERSON, ROBERT Madrid, Iowa Choir, Madrigal, U.K. treasurer. BARNARD, JEAN Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology Town Club, Coffee House Transferring to University of Northern Iowa. BARNETT, STEVEN Guthrie Center, Iowa Major: art Art Club treasurer. Transferring to: Northwest Missouri State College BIRKENHOLZ, JAMES Des Moines, Iowa Major: mathematics BIRKESTRAND, JOYCE Hundey, Iowa Major: physical education Academic Scholarship. Transferring to: State University of Iowa. BLAISDELL, CAROL Des Moines, Iowa Major: education Coffee House, U.K. secretary, Town Club treasurer, Junior Achievement Scholarship, Education Grant. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa BOAT, BETTY Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa or Drake University BROOKS, LINDA Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology Art Club, Town Club treasurer, his- torian. BROWN, DAVID Des Moines, Iowa BURKE, JEFF Des Moines, Iowa Major: music Choir, Town Club vice-president. Transferring to: Drake University BURKHEAD, JANET Adel, Iowa Major: sociology Dean's List, Freshman Scholarship. Transferring to: Iowa State University CAMERON, LARRY Nevada, Iowa Major: journalism Sports Editor of GRAND VIEWS Transferring to: Drake University CHESNUT, GAYLEN Ankeny,Iowa Major: Mechanical engineering Transferring to: Iowa State University CHINN, ANDREW Des Moines, Iowa Major: English Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa COMITO, ROBERT Des Moines, Iowa COOPER, DONALD Osceola, Iowa Major: accounting Transferring to: Drake University CRAM, ROBERT Des Moines, Iowa Major: pre-dentistry Town Club, U.K. vice-president, Fresh- man Scholarship. Transferring to: State University of Iowa DAVEY, ROBERT Cedar Falls, Iowa Major: business Circle K, president of the Men's Res- idence. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa DAVIS, DEBRA Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club, Show Stoppers co-captain. Transferring to: Drake University DAVIS, DON Des Moines, Iowa DAVIS, STEVE Des Moines, Iowa U.K. Council. DAWSON, SANDRA Des Moines, Iowa Major: education or English Transferring to: Northeast Missouri State or Mankato State ' i. L. I r I., DIGIACOMO, MIKE Des Moines, Iowa Major: pre-dentistry Transferring to: State University of Iowa DIXEN, J ANETTE Solvang, California Major: sociology Folk Dancers, Week-end Committee, Choir, VIKING copy editor, Scholar- ships, Education Grants, Dean's List. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa DOUMAS, WILLIAM Des Moines, Iowa Major: engineering Transferring to: Iowa State University 5 , V hw 44 r DRAKE, DONALD Adel, Iowa Major: psychology Gymnastics, Circle 'K president. Transferring to: State University of Iowa DUNLAP, ROBERT Des Moines, Iowa .1 X E,-, X ELDER, LINDA Huxley, Iowa Major: physical education Gymnastics, Athletic Scholarship, Transferring to: Iowa State University ELLIOT, RICK Des Moines, Iowa FANT, MARSHA Des Moines, Iowa Town Club, Show Stoppers. Transferring to: State University of Iowa F ELEY, VALORIE Des Moines, Iowa FRANK, BARBARA Des Moines, Iowa Major: sociology Town Club. GANNON, DENNIS Colfax, Iowa Major: finance Transferring to: Drake University GANOE, FRANCES Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club, Art Club. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa GEDDES, JOHN Maxwell, Iowa It, XA, GESELL, JOHN Manson, Iowa Circle K. Transferring to: State University of Iowa GILANSHAH, FARBOD Tehran, Iran GIMRE, SID Newton, Iowa Major: physical education Transferring to: University of Hawaii GRAY, J ULES Des Moines, Iowa Major: theater Arena Players, Delta Psi Omega presi- dent. CRIMES, BUNNY Des Moines, Iowa Transferring to: Iowa State University GROFF, RANDY Des Moines, Iowa Major: business Intramural Football. Transferring to: Drake University GROVES, JAMES Des Moines, Iowa Intramural Archery-runner-up 67-68 champion 68-69. Transferring to: Drake University GRUIS, LESLIE Meservey, Iowa Major: physical therapy Transferring to: State University of Iowa HAGAN, DENNIS Des Moiries, Iowa Major: engineering General Scholarship. Transferring to: Iowa State University . HALL, LAUREEN Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education GRAND VIEWS reporter. HANSEN, CARLA Tyler, Minnesota Major: nursing Folk Dancers, Choir, Delta Psi Omega Arena Players, vice-president of Women's Residence. Transferring to: University of Minnesota HANSEN, ROGER Des Moines, Iowa Major: liberal arts HART, SUE Bondurant,Iowa Major: elementary education Cheerleading captain. HEIM, STEVEN Manson, Iowa Transferring to: State University of Iowa HIRD, EDWARD Jefferson, Iowa Major: history Circle K. Transferring to: State University of Iowa HOBSON, J UDITH Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology Choir. Transferring to: Drake University HOLMBERG, FREDRICK Centerville, S.D. Major: electrical engineering Transferring to: South Dakota State University HOUSER, JUDITH Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa HOWARD, RODNEY Chicago, Illinois Major: political science HOYT, GEORGIA Des Moines, Iowa Major: art Drama Club, VIKING art editor, Town Club president, Art Club secretary. Transferring to: Iowa State University HURLEY, PATRICK Des Moines, Iowa Major: history Town Club. Transferring to: Iowa State University 6'-af no .Q js D Q! TTT' X :V X-58' INNES, JANE Des Moines, Iowa Major: physical education Town Club secretary, Art Club historian. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa IVERSEN, RUTH Solvang, California Major: English Choir, Folk Dancers. Transferring to: San Jose State College JENSEN, DAVID Allentown, Pa. Folk Dancers. Transferring to: California State Polytechnic College JOHANSEN, LEE Askov, Minnesota Major: political science Circle K, Folk Dancers, vice- president of Men's Residence. Transferring to: University of Minnesota Ii -2'? What are you lookin, at? JOHNSON, WILLIAM Aurora, Colorado Major: business Circle K, Baseball. Transferring to: State University of Iowa KANCHANACHAYA, MANIT Bangkok, Thailand Major: business law Transferring to: State University of Iowa KERR, ROBERT Des Moines, Iowa KIM, HWA SOON Pusan, Korea Major: art Art Club, Choir. Transferring to: Iowa State University .pf X KNOLL, BROCK Cedar Falls, Iowa Major: psychology Transferring to: University of Washington KRAUSE, DIXIE Des Moines, Iowa Major: English Show stoppers captain, Merit Scholarship. Transferring to: Drake University LANTZ, TERRY Red Oak, Iowa Arena Players, Delta Psi Omega, Choir. Transferring to: Buena Vista LEHMAN, STEVEN Des Moines, Iowa .liiuiiib A No, I DID NOT swallow a canary-Guess again. LIECHTY, JOE Iowa City,Iowa Major: physical education Golf. LIENTZ, MICHAEL Perry, Iowa Major: dentistry Dean's List, Freshman Scholarship. Transferring to: University of Connecticut or Turfs University LINGWALL, DAVID Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology U.K. council, Basketball-freshman year, VIKING editor. Transferring to: Drake University LOGLI, MARK Ankeny, Iowa Major: business LUDWIG, LARRY Rockford, Illinois Major: psychology Choir, Madrigals. Transferring to: Augustana College, Illinois 'Q' ri My Dave Lingwall and Mickey Smith helping to transfer G.V.C. library books to the new G.V.C. Library. Q LUND, RUTH Edison,New Jersey LYNG, DEBORAH Chicago, Illinois Major: art Choir, Art Club vice-president, president of Woinenls Residence. Transferring to: University of Illinois or Western Illinois Uni- versity MALMIN, RUTH Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Transferring to: Drake University MAURER, GREGORY Des Moines, Iowa Major: political science Drama. Transferring to: Drake University MAYS, ROBERT Maywood,Illinois Major: business administration Basketball. MCCANN, RUTH Des Moines, Iowa Major: physical education Gymnastics, Athletic Scholarship. Transferring to: Iowa State Uni- versity MCCOY, STEVEN Des Moines. Iowa Major: psychology Circle K. Transferring to: State University of Iowa McDOWELL, MATTHEW Davenport, Iowa Major: business Transferring to: Drake University f. i ,. -j., IJ l IL ' -- 91- I I . U j Z ,.1i-'hi j ., f Q, , lx I .L 1 5 ,M What did you say, Bob? I MCGINNIS, ELLEN What Cheer, Iowa Major: elementary education Gymnastics. MCLERAN, NILE Des Moines,Iowa MCMASTER, RICHARD Des Moines, Iowa Major: business Transferring to: Stanford University MEYER, BARBARA Exira, Iowa Major: elementary education Having a tete-a-tete? G.V.C. students enjoying a day at the park-G.V.C. skip day, that is! MIDDLETON, PAULA Des Moines, Iowa Major: art education Arena Players. Delta Psi Omega. Transferring to: Drake University MOORE, G. KENNETH El 'att ' DesMoines, Iowa l A iv - 4 Major: languages .- Transferring to: Iowa State University . . ' ... 411, f If I 'll I MORRISON, DEBORAH Des Moines, Iowa MOUSEL, JOAN Nevada,Iowa Major: elementary education Treasurer of Women's Residence. Transferring to: Mankato State NEHRING, MICHAEL Des Moines, Iowa Major: political science Transferring to: State University of Iowa OBER, SHERMAN Ankeny, Iowa Major: psychology OHLANDER, BENGT Des Moines, Iowa Major: biology Firestone Scholarship, Freshman Scholarship Transferring to: Drake University OWEN, DONALD Elkhart, Iowa Major: physical education Baseball, Intramural basketball. Transferring to: Drake University OWENS, DAVID Des Moines, Iowa Major: business administration Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa PECK, STEVEN Zearing,.Iowa Major: music Choir, Circle K. PIERCE, PATRICIA Des Moines, Iowa Major: home economics Transferring to: Iowa State University PLUMMER, KATHLEEN Goshen, Indiana Major: psychology Transferring to: Purdue University or University of Northern Iowa PRIESKORN, JOSEPH Fort Dodge, Iowa Major: mathematics RADNICH, SALLY Lakewood, Norwalk, Iowa Major: elementary education Transferring to State University of Iowa RANDAZZO, RON Des Moines, Iowa Major: liberal arts Transferring to: Drake University RASMUSSEN, CYNDY Des Moines, Iowa Major: education Gymnastics. Transferring to: Drake University or University of Northern Iowa RIECK, KENNETH Bondurant, Iowa Major: history Circle K. Transferring to: State University of Iowa ROBERTS, DALE Des Moines, Iowa Major: business administration ROCKOW, SUZANNE Williams, Iowa Major: physical education , Gymnastics, Intramural volleyball. ROONEY, GARY Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology Transferring to: Iowa State University RUSSELL, LINDA Des Moines, Iowa Major: English Freshman Scholarship Transferring to: Metropolitan Junior College SAMS, MARSHA Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club, Art Club president. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa SAUCKE, TERRY Lohrville,Iowa Major: sociology Circle K. Transferring to: Iowa State University SCHMITT, RICHARD Des Moines, Iowa Major: business administration GRAND VIEWS photographer Transferring to: State University of Iowa SERVINE, MARY Sioux City, Iowa Major: history Choir. Transferring to: Wayne State College SHARP, NANCY Des Moines, Iowa Major: mathematics Choir, Lutheran Brotherhood Scholarship. Transferring to: Trenton State College SHEPARD, RICHARD Des Moines, Iowa Major: forestry Archery. Transferring to: Iowa State University SHOWALTER, RENEE Chicago, Illinois Major: special education Choir, Proctor of Women's Residence, ACT Scholarship, Junior College Honor Society. Transferring to: University of Minnesota SIMPSON, JEFFREY Johnston, Iowa Basketball, U.K. president, Freshman Scholarship, Sophomore Scholarship, Deanls List. SKOURY, MANSOUR Marjoyoun, Lebanon Major: mathematics Soccer Transferring to: Michigan State College SLACK, GLORIA Des Moines, Iowa Major: physical education Town Club, Special Events Committee Gymnastics, Bowling Team. Transferring to: Drake University SMITH, JOE Norwalk, Iowa Major: physical education Basketball team manager, Baseball team manager. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa ?. fs I 5 f 5. Q 'I r SMITI, PRAPHAKORN Bangkok, Thailand Major: political science Soccer, Karate, Judo, vice-president of Men's Residence, vice-president of Circle K, Thai Government police de- partment scholarship. Transferring to: Washington D.C. SORENSEN, MARY JO Maxwell, Iowa Major: education Volleyball Intramurals, Proctor of Womenls Residence Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa SORENSEN, PAMELA Runnells, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club, Art Club, Des Moines Businesswomen's Club Scholarship. Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa SORENSON, SANDY Des Moines, Iowa Major: art Art Club. SPAIN, LARRY Des Moines, Iowa Major: history Baseball, Freshman Scholarship, Des Moines Women's Club Scholarship. Transferring to: Mankato State SPOSETO, DOMINIC Des Moines, Iowa Major: law Intramural football, Intramural basketball, Special Events Committee . Transferring to: Drake University STANFIELD, BILL Des Moines, Iowa STEPHENSON, CLAUDE Des Moines, Iowa Major: music Choir. STICKEL, THOMAS New Virginia, Iowa Basketball team manager, Baseball team manager, Circle K. Transferring to: Northwest Missouri State STINSON, GREGORY Des Moines, Iowa Major: business administration Transferring to: Drake University STOWE, DENNIS Grinnell, Iowa Major: science or business Circle K. THOMAS, JOHN Des Moines, Iowa TIEDENS, MELANIE Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Town Club, Education Club, VIKING. Transferring to: Drake University TURNER, RICHARD Lacona, Iowa Major: physical education Transferring to: University of Northern Iowa .XX V' ll 'B . up , -. I I . UTOFT, DENNIS Tyler, Minnesota Major: political science Circle K, Drama. Transferring to: State University of Iowa VITO, FRANK Des Moines, Iowa Major: education Transferring to: Pepperdine University VON GILLERN, ANN Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Transferring to: Drake University WALKER, BONNIE Des Moines, Iowa Major: English Arena Players, Delta Psi Omega. Transferring to: Iowa State University WEAKLEY, RONALD Des Moines, Iowa Major: psychology Transferring to: Notre Dame WEEKS, THOMAS Newton,IoWa Major: business administration Circle K Transferring to: Central College WELLS, KENNETH Des Moines, Iowa Major: business Gymnastics, Cheerleading. WILSON, ROBERT Des Moines, Iowa Major: mathematics Coffee House Committee. Transferring to: Iowa State University WONDERS, SANDRA Des Moines, Iowa Major: history Transferring to: Northwest Missouri State WOOD, JAMES Des Moines, Iowa Major: business management Cheerleading. Transferring to: Midwestern or State University of Iowa WOODCOCK, STEPHEN Des Moines, Iowa Major: elementary education Education Club president. Transferring to: Simpson College YANDERS, CHARLES Perry,Iowa Major: banking Transferring to: Drake University YOUNG, GARY Des Moines, Iowa Major: English Town Club, Photographer of THE CHOCOLATE COVERED ROSE, Freshman Scholarship. Transferring to: Drake University YOUNKIN, CHERILYNN Davenport, Iowa Major: physical education Gymnastics, Athletic Scholarship. Transferring to: Iowa State University 51 1' 5, -. .. ,J ,ag , . -4 ,N , -., -7, Jn, ,zvr an '1 1 .bn 1 4 If 5 s, A 1 I 1 .514 J 1 qzxq in,f,?' ,, Q, V 1 , T 'I ' 4, i 5-f' A' 1 . fn 'X P - - ., ma K- . .. , , . f ,' ,, 52'-, Q'1,. ' ml 1- ,g 4 fy ' r Yu J N, - l 1 -1- V. 1 , - 415-5: E 5 :1 5-f - ' . : 1 gg. -. .4.,4:.L , I. . ' x , u'. .nail W . -5 TX ak' 'T .-. X H s.. v- 'rw 64' S. ..'.. Huy' V. 44' 'fj Mgdzf-uv G , mf - v '14 .-5 7' ws .H V, .r '. 4 4-r . ' ,bv--. Gi 'zf i. 2--A-4 ' ,vm A -1. ,, I0 v fu?iY t 'lK5aS,Y'1.I.TE-L.: L-FA .:?w!'-mi 4.0:- 1. 'v- -Y!- N - 5741. A J rm-Ana. Nu - 1 J! a f A ,Al ,JU if 1 ' A' P' 'acl W ' A . I .1 4.x , 4 ', .ir-w I , .- f - 'Q '. 9 - W , -.-.. ., . l , A. 1 , 5 , - 5 ' lu- 0. 4 nv ' ' ff L'-4' - . 1. , - ,X , . ...-- n 'F1 0 - . 4, :,r,7,. . -f-... -s f-D 1 - 1 ' A. ' u ' xll 1 . Student Life in-3 Quiet Explosion Shown in Familiar Landmarks gl. Of drowsied eyes And cacophonous cries Of mid-term madness And quiet passivity We mark well The quiet explosion of G.V. The repressed glee of a prof's inside jest A wave of glass and stone Newly shoveled walks clear the progress of youth's attempts at growth and maturity The dull applause of opened volumes Amid the dried stains penned on scroll. Fears of uncertainty, joys we maintain An exuberance called Grand View. 'XXV -' I n 41 -. 66 Coffeehouse Is C1 Not-So-Quiet Port of The GV Explosion The subterranean crypt is alive With the smoke of pungent weed Black-lights pierce the dark In plutonium reverence Strains are heard Of the post-beatnik revival Dylan, Simon, Baez, McQuinn And McKuen plus Tolkien All have their stature i In the boisterous vault called Catacomb. 15, no , That Friday morn of brightened hue Resplendent in a vanquished Boone. The hopeful rumour spread without regard for secret plotting. O grandiose band of netted hoop still broadening crimsoned glory, Release us then on freedom's day and never lose our stature! An Explosive Skip Doly Puncfuoltes Spirif of 'Sixty-Nine J' .k -X 'SQ iii The silence enshrouded edifice Of beauty and light Is filled with the ink-marks Oflearned beings To aid our leaders of ages hence. , .w - ... w, 534 : if W ,M -' ' - . WTI 4:14 k v- ' - H .Y J- be ' - , . 51. 641 1-.,r i 0 ,, ar-if i N51 . FY: '-.4 he K' -.fp The Librciry Is ci Definite Ploce for CI Quiet Explosion 70 i Epi log ue . . . The creative urge of millions since are bound in the volutes of enlightened stone But true our language be English and hertiage cannot be denied. The crimson and white of ivied walls reflected in this banner as well as the stars and stripes of this blessed homeland. From northern halls to scientific walls a spirit unshaken throughout all time. We defend ourselves and in the same heartbeat Great Britain, all Eurpoe, the world. But this humble attempter at rhymed poetry bestows his lowly blessing upon Grand View Samuel J. J. Genovese . V -- - .Lex I . T - .-4 7 Fr V-if iizjlnr' :'4l.':f ir' QF: fzy.-,qw?a!59:!.- ..,M t T,,li'+,y J- , :'?7? ,hi 1-L-,Tx ,,,, 4..- A, ' w 1 E . - . L.--.'-.-n. in Q ..f4..x-..-.,-c any-1 , . ,-'.f '-'ff- we :1,f,..Q:.-dj'.v1',f A ., :,- '.. -.5-K -' ' X v ,.,. , , .. ,,. ,,,.. ,..4 1v,Af ' H- M- -. '- , lg-QW-, , 'lj' ' ,, , u ' f Organizations Arenoa Plolyers on the Move Row 1 1 Mrs. Richmann, Paula Middleton, Bonnie Walker, Marilyn Maddy, Mary Kay Schmitt, Mary Pascuzzi, Ruth Inguls rud. Row 2: Jeanelle Colbert, Marcia Boal, Carla Hansen, Sue Parsley, Roxanna Seip, Debby Bly, Jane Russell. Row 3: Jules Gray, Warren Johnson, Jerry Catron, Wayne Johnson, Sherman Rupe, Marna Stockes. Arena Players, under the direction of Mrs. Noyes and Mr. Dickson, granted to its members the opportunity of perfecting their theatrical talents by partici- pation, observation and discussion. The combination of good planning, hard work, and enthusiasm on the part of everyone involved, made possible the fine achievement displayed in the numerous endeavors undertaken by the club. Circle K Sponsors Activities Row 1: Manit Kanchanachaya, Praphakorn Smiti, Gary Mickle, Don Witzel, Tom Weeks, Tom Wall. Circle K is a service organization for college men. It is similar to Ki- wanis and other service clubs. The Grand View Circle K Club has been active in many areas this year. It has participated in the Des Moines March of Dimes drive, sponsored two dances, and co-sponsored an informal dinner with the Catacomb for the foreign students. FCA Crgonizes on Colmpus The purpose of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to acquaint the youth of the nation with the challenge and adventure of follow- ing Christ through athletes and coaches. ir -S Row 1: Randy Bias, Bob Hanson, Jeff Simpson. Row 2: Mark Snider, Don Witzel, Bob Davey, Craig Bolin, Rob Spivery, Percy Baker, Tom Chambers. Men's cmd Women's Dorm Cfficers 1-oy limi: u - Row 1: Mike Walker, Jim Abernathy, Praphakorn Smiti, Bob Davey. Row 2: Penny Wheeler, Debbie Lyng Renee Showalter, Janet Burkhead. Row 1: Mrs. Wagner, Joan Mousel, Carla Hansen, Ellen McGinnis. SEA Students Interested in Eolucoltion Row 1: Steve Woodcock, Kathy Munson, Jean Evans, Cindy Evans, Kathy Cram, Becky McAllister, Linda Enquist. Row 2 Jeff J eambey, Phyllis Yates, Jane Gregory, Lois Vincent, Marilyn Menke, Susan Deets, Beverly Nodland, Mr. Weinberg, Jon Ekstrand. The Student Education Association experienced a tremendous surge in growth this year as its membership grew to over fifteen. Members heard many inter- esting and provocative speakers such as Donald Pack of the Urbandale School System. r Ground Views p i r , . ' - During the past year the GRAND VIEWS tried to cover all activities and interesting facets of student life. The success of tl newspaper was due to the efforts of the staff and of Mr. Ralph Speer, faculty advisor. The 1968-1969 GRAND VIEWS was pu lished biweekly. The paper was edited by Carol Belknap, Editoi Dan Felsen, Associate Editor, Larry Cameron, Sports Editor, Carol Blaisedell, first semester Feature Editor, Julie Jarc, secon semester Feature Editor, and Sandy Linden and Jim Ellenberge Copy Editors. Shelly Warren was typist. The reporting staff collected information and wrote the stories, and the editing staf made assignments and put the paper together. Row 1: Marcia Boal, Carol Blaisdell, Laural Zook, Vickie McLaughlin, Laureen Hall, Shelly Warren, Sandy Linden. Row 2: I Mike Neely, Dick Schmitt, John Carr, Randy Groff, Dominic Sposeto, Jim Ellenburger, Carol Belknap, Mr. Speer, Marsha V Fant. Row 3: Vince Medel, Marshall Hood, Praphakorn Smiti, Larry Cameron, Ron Wealdey, Bob Bloomquist, Dan Felsen. MW Editor Carol Belknap undertakes the giant task of planning the first edition. CStaff photos by W Ralph Speerj gif K News Staff 68-69 A ' n?- . X 1 k rlr 1- - ' X4 ' 1,-.Br ' i Larry Cameron and Larry Johnson plan the picture page --X: 1 I h ' inf Eff Six reporters line up for stories: Dave Burns, Debbie Kasperak, Ron Richer, Marshall Hood, Marcia Boal, Dave Matney. Town Club Row l Jane Innes Carol Blaisdell, Georgia Hoyt, Mike McCleary, Miss Jensen. Row 2: Margaret Cardamon Judy Houser Marcia Sams Marcia Dempster, Bob Fath. Row 3: Marcia Boal, Janet Atherton, Francis Ganoe, Mama Stocke The Town Club, as one ofthe major social groups on campus, has been quite busy again this year. During the week of orientation of the freshmen, and the return of the sovereign sophomore, it scheduled a dance in cooperation with U. K. It also planned a successful hay-ride and hootenanny. The hootenanny was held in the Catacomb with live entertainment and hot chocolate. lt also helped sponsor, with all of the other activity groups on campus, a winter carni- val, complete with games and a band. During the Christmas season, with the assistance of the faculty it was able to provide fun, food, and entertainment for the children living in the urban renewal area. Again, as in the past, it published and sold the Student Directories. All in all, it has been another year of fun and activity for the Town Club. Coffee House The Catacomb Coffeehouse is a newly established orga- nization on campus this year. The basement of the old girls' dormitory was fully decorated and main- tained by the Catacomb Board throughout the year. During the year the Catacomb has pledged itself to the advancement of communication between the dorm, town students, and the administration. The prime purpose of the Cata- comb has been to bring to Grand View campus a place , of relaxation, enjoyment, and entertainment for all m the students. Row 1: Margaret Cardamon, Georgia Hoyt, Bob Fath, Sue Parsley, Michael Ward, Carol Blaisdell. Row 2: Steve Bobenhouse, Steve Way, Judy Gurwell, Janet Walker, Mike McCleary, Marty Leiserowitz. Row 3: Marcia Dempster, Gary Young, Janet Atherton, David Rotchafer, Dick Shepard, Aaron Rissien. ArtClub The Art Club has again been busy this year. It staged a scavenger hunt which included the surrounding resi- dential area of the college. It managed to collect articles for the still-life dis- plays used in the art lessons. The Art Club is responsible for the showcases in the lobby of Old Main, and it sponsors certain artistic displays in the library. The Art Club has taken on the project of building a kiln so that the art de- partment wili be able to expand into courses in ceramics. Row 1 : Debbie Lyng, Jane Innes, Marcia Sams, Hwa Soon Kim, Linda Wetmore, Mr. Engler. Row 2: Margo Kunkel, Judy Houser, Lisa Reeder, Jane Pope, Vicki Wickert, Georgia Hoyt. Row 3: Greg Lancelotti, Mark Burow, Steve Barnett, Evan Minnick, Steve Ridnour. The Group tholt Met the Deodline: 1969. Under the leadership of Dave Lingwall, editor, the staff has produced a finished product of which Grand View college may be proud. Recognition should be given to the Viking staff which put forth much time, effort, and willingness to make this years Viking a suc- cess. QStaff photos by Ralph Speerj Editor, Dave, looks over final copies before sending them in. Q Leslie laughs at another one of her typing errors. 2.42 . I. ,- . I f -' 1 ,li Sam and Mark discuss student life. Joyce displays her artistic CD skill. May we present the Grand View Viking Staff of 1968- Viking Yeourbook Steiff Row 2: Sam Genovese, Dennis Hall, Steve Boyt, Russ Hall, David Lingwall, Jim Young. Row 1 : Mrs. Ludwig, Barb Rygh, Janette Dixen, Georgia Hoyt. Not Pictured: Martin Brandon, Paul Havnen, Wayne Johnson, Mark Slack, John Zeller, Melanie Tiedens, Robyn Johnson. 1 -D in V Y V. D A -' V L,: N ,E Editor: Dave Lingwall . , A ' , --irl :-- t .. E Associate Editor: Dennis Hall Qi., A as ' ' : - : Copy Editor: Janette Dixen gi7lQ:fL,,l R 1 2 if. Advertising Editors: Linda Tulen, Herman Kelderman -.i' ' 7' Photo Editor: Jim Young i X 3 Sports Editor: Mark Slack . is ' g e l1l , Student Life: Sam Genovese if-A ' 'if 1' 44l'f ' Faculty: Wayne Johnson S- ,- -fa iv' , ,A- ..-.- , Leslie, Miriam, and Joyce search previous yearbooks for some ideas. Clubs and Organizations: Miriam Andersen, Joyce Vonder- Linden, Leslie Snedden Sophomores: Bob Johnson and Martin Branden Freshmen: Paul Havnen Art: Georgia Hoyt Editorial Advisor: Ruth Ludwig Advertising Advisor: Ralph Speer Deltci Psi Omega This honorary dramatic fraternity had its beginning at G.V.C. in 1961. Under the faculty guidance of Mr. Charles Dickson, Jr., the group presented the night of one act plays in February. Membership requirements are that a student be a member of Arena Players and have participated in two major college productions. The president of the fraternity this year is Jules Gray, sophomore. Row l: Bonnie Walker, Jules Gray, Carla Hansen, Paula Middleton. Row 2: Marcia Boal, Terry Lantz, Sherman Rupe Folk Dcmcers The Folk Dancers have been a tradition at Grand View for many years. This year, as in the past years, they have exhibited their talent in programs they presented through- out the state. Row 2: Ruth Iversen, Kathy Cram, Joe Liechty, Nancy Franzen, Christy Petersen, Mrs. Dorr. Row 1: Janette Dixen, David Jensen, Marylu Erickson, Jim Ellenberger, Greg Hansen, Sandy Linden, Bob Anderson, Carla Hansen. Mr. Speed Strives for Excellence Row 4: Steve Peck, Dave Carr, Steve Smith, Larry Ludwig, Chuck Yanders, Alan Woodman, Floyd Darling, Rick McFarling Andy Chinn, Bruce Hoegh, Skip Stephson, Bob Anderson, Terry Lantz. Row 3: Mr. Speed, Bob Riley, Debbie Bly, Janette Dixen, Carol Belknap, Debbie Lyng, Renee Showalter, Mary Servine. Row 2: Janice Haynes, Janet Goff , Nancy Franzin, Karen Sorensen, Marcia Sams, Pam Pederson, Barb Brelsford, Hwa Soon Lee, Arlys Wagner, Wanda Lyons, Teresa Evans. Row 1: Dave Ross, Pam Reynolds, Nancy Sharp, Jean Shriver, Marilyn Maddy, Carla Hansen, Judy Hobson, Mary Lou Ericksen, Rith Iversen, Christi Petersen, Wendy Huddleston, Kathy Knudson, Sandy Linden. For one hour, four days a week,Old Main was filled with music and occasional laughter from the choir which was directed by Robert Speed. The choir performed in concert for Parents' Day and at the Christmas Convocation. Sec- ond semester, the choir looked forward to going on tour in April to Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Newton, Ottumwa, Northwest Area, and Fort Dodge. A-1 Nr... .3 492.1-EE' 2 Up xi N W 1 1 I 'Z U.K. Row 1: Bob Cram, Karen Sorensen, Jeff Simpson, Carol Blaisdell, Beckie McAllister. Row 2: Mr. Akermark Mrs Brunner Mr. Fay, Steve Davis. The U.K. Council spent an active year promoting social life and striving to solve the problems that arose in student life. The Council expressed its appreci ation of Grand View's growth by participating in the dedication of the new buildings. It sponsored a new fall celebration, including a skip day and a semi- formal dance that were centered around our first home basketball game. Plan- ning of other events and seeking solutions to problems have made this an active and meaningful year for U.K. Weekend Committee VS ID Row 1: Bob Anderson, Marna Stocke, Carmen Beeman, Bob Cram. Special Events Committee Row 2: Karen Sorensen, Sue Hart, Nancy Franzen, Sharon Pate. Row 1: Steve Way, Steve Davis, Randy Groff. Cheerleaders - Spirit Row 3: Carmen Beeman, Sue Sparks, Karen Sorensen, Sue Hart, Janice Haines. Row 2: Dave Burns, Vince Medel, Kenneth Wells, Jim Wood, Ron Richer. Row 3: Celeste Stephens, Bill Richer, Sharon Pate, Kathy Venoslcy. Grand View has seen something new this year with the addition of five male cheerleaders to the squad, along with the eight girl cheerleaders. This year's squad has worked hard to bring collegiate cheerleading to the Grand View Cam- pus. It has been an exciting year for the squad as they have traveled all over the state with the winning Vikings ! Showstoppers The Showstoppers, because of lack of student and faculty interest, didn't march at many games but finally struck out on their own and finished the season by marching in two parades. They are all hoping for some new members and more student and faculty support in the ensuing school year. Row 1: Jean Johnson, Shelley Warren, Jean Smith, Debbie Robinson. Row 2: Barb Rygh, Cindy Evans, Margaret Carda mon, LuAnne Schinkel, Dixie Krause, Debbie Davis, Sandy Stone, Lois Ougsley, Maggie Thompson. PM' ,gf , , ..L9? if ' s uf 3521? '6 -NL 1 F. .J 4 .D .u , x 0 4 , ' fnflx .1 I if 'r 2 a f 1 1 A as D J I W + -wjyy, 4,-1 4 .145 . , v-1 :gm 7. D IW, . Q 'iii' , A 34,51 'n-Vu .' ' Q I, . if-51.5.3 N - f iw' s .-Q N AU- , 4 ' 4 Y f . -KL '.4..:x---,, . ,: ' u 29:-.vi 3TF 1?iilr' 1' ' J w : '-11 if-iz? ,,L7.1g, E n 5 4 5 v. vs ay A r xx' V NM .. NX f iq? Spo TTS Row 1: Randy Bias, Jim Larson, Jeff Simpson, Bob Shelquist, Brian Hubbard, Percy Baker. Row 2: Doug Yacinrch Bob Mays, Bob Hanson, Rick Hall, Bob Spivery, Jim Abernathy, Tom Chambers, John Thomas, Coach Sisam Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Boone Centerville Muscatine Southwest Waldorf Marshalltown Webster City Burlington Eagle Grove Muscatine Season Summary CWI CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CLJ Jan. 17 Jan. 25 Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Ellsworth Marshalltown Burlington Centerville Webster City North Ia. Southwestern Boone Estherville Ellsworth CWD CWD CLD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD CWD Vikings Sport Toll Teolm Jim Abernathy shows his free- throw style which helped him to sink many gift shots. The Grand View Vikings enjoyed one of the most successful and excit- ing seasons of recent years. They won the Junior College Conference title in the last game of the season. Many I I I games were easily won by the Vikings. games for the Vikings and was a consistent shot. However, there were many close and Bob Spivery gets high in the air to shoot over opponent. Spivery started many exciting contests. They had many avid supporters and they certainly de- served to be champs. p-0-I' QW' 13 1317, B ll titer' -fa 4 -4 Bob Hanson sinks free throw as Jim Abernathy jumps Coach Sisam and reserves watch the action. for possible rebound. Ground View Ccigers Enioy or Winning Seolson The Grand View Vikings had one of their best records during the '68-69 bas- ketball season. The Vikings lost only to Burlington, Muscatine, and Ellsworth. The team put balanced scoring, rebounding, and excellent bench strength into their attack, and enjoyed a tremendous season. L51 f5 Bob Hanson fakes jump shot and draws his opponent Center, Jim Abernathy, wins jump at the beginning off balance. of the second half. V l U M5 14 - C' U' 9 li-gf, 1 ff' Above left and below: Bob Hanson shows skill in dribbling. Above right: Jim Larson drives towards basket. 2' A Abernathy Storrs for Vikings sank In a frequent pose, Jim Abernathy battles for possession of the ball. Jim Abernathy led the Vikings to their great season. He was often scor- ing leader, and regularly led with most rebounds. His great jumping ability enabled him to out-reach many of his foes. 'N s' r- NV, 'N,m 's'5'AQe , ' ci 52 S' Abernathy tips in a missed shot for another two points Nl I Tom Chambers shows follow-through on his jump shot. Tom came off the bench and aided his team with excellent shooting all season. ff Above: Rick Hall is closely guarded, and looks for an open teammate. Below: Coach Sisam looks over his ' bench for a possible substitute. F.,-W.. ' is 'Y s N Y i 'Q Q.. R I J Viking Fons Show Support Rick Hall shoots over outstretched arm ofa Boone opponent, ll Cheerleaders execute routines during a break in the action. Cheer- leaders aided the Vi- kingsg and always had large, responsive crowds to spur on the team. Q. ,,..........---,....-...--.. .,..,. 1' hiv-J' ' I e r Q' . -ur -rl' . 1 f . A, ' ,,, ,. - -R . - . ,N ,A Q, e.' ',... . Q..-.. - 'x-sv . '52 elf V ' 1- , sd JLQNE . Bob Spivery aims free throw as Randy Bias looks on. lL.J'-., In qi, 40 II. Intromurolls Prove Populolr out G.V. Intramural Champs: Golf-Nick Holmes, Archery-Laura Yaeger and Jim Groves. it ' Volleyball, a popular sport, is played by both men and women. gi M-fl . ,Y I. , . wwf .r , , Ar.-: yf , e-.9 ' A 1 i-,, ' -. , . v. a- .-. .. -. Q '- if ', 1'. '- v' 'W '83, 1 Y,-. ji ',Q3.l'f.1,s , , A . ' ,l . . 3 1 ,,..y,gv an., . . 15 -l ix '4 'y --5 .H '- ,,.f .'.- 1 ,iv 1- .1 W-se ., el w 7, HH gf .. 3,9 - -3 ,. ' lwj ,'q?5ff1f,',r., gfajfvfsir ,FL ,wg i' . ,Y rum! 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L IP l Women Gymnosts Hove Successful Season '68-69 Gymnastics Team: Elsie Chesowsky fassistant coachj, Katie Vanderlou, Jeanne Strong, Linda Elder, Ruth Mc- Cann, Cheri Younkin, Cindy Rasmussen, Nancy Pike, Sue Rockow, Joy Emmons, and Coach Charles Jacobson. l , ' M, 'J15::- l ' .i fl' .i ,i ,wi Y, 1 ' . , , r N . 'J T, W z i . , I. I . N Linda Elder displays squat jump from the Joy Emmons poses on balance beam. balance beam. Ruth McCann executes udislocatel' on the uneven parallel bars. Cheri Younkin displays seole on the balance beam. Gymnastics for women is unlike many women's sports in that it is not a mod ified version of a man's sport. Women's gymnastics require the ultimate in the feminine qualities of flexibility, beauty, poise, and agility. The competitive events for intercollegiate competition include floor exercise, balance beam vault ing, uneven parallel bars, tumbling, and the trampoline. 'Q s bi , u 1 Q 1 Q .QQ Q'q' u,, 'Q ,- EW .cl V . Q ' .. 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