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

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Arena Players Arena Players under the direction of Charles Dickson, includes approx- imately 15 hard working Grand View students. During the year the Arena Players went to a few plays and put on a talent show. Arena players is a group open to all students registered at Grand View College. It doesn't matter if students have any background in drama. All are invited to join the group. l The major job of the Arena Players is to give support to the Speech and r Theater Departments. The Arena l Players donlt give the plays, but they r lend their support wherever needed. Some ofthe Arena Players do act in the plays as was the case in the fall . play Shadow Box. The Arena Players meet every other Thursday at 11:00 a.m. Arena Players: Row 1-Karen Duus, Cheryl Houts, Pat Moore, Michelle Klemme. Row 2-Vickie Nuzum, Steve lessen, Mr Dickson, and Rod Williams. Row 3-Dennis Anderson and David Thrasher.

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Busy year for GVC folk dancers A reunion and tour were the main projects of the Folk Dancers this year. The Folk Dancers, 30 enthusiastic stu- dents, were led by director Karen Bason. Elected to the Presidential Board were chairman Julie Gay, and Mary Bardole and Anne Harbison, Pythmouth Place, Wallace Elemen- tary School, Luther Park, Scotish Right Park, and the Danish American Foundation in Chicago were among the places the group performed at. A tour over spring break included all parts of Iowa, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Luck, Wisconsin. In January the Folk Dancers held their first annual reunion. Approxi- mately 100 present and past Folk Dancers attended. The weekend re- union began with a social hour and dancing in the gym on Saturday. On Sunday a breakfast of Abelskivver fDanish Apple Pancakesj was served before the group attended church ser- vices at Grand View Memorial Church Besides the performances the Folk Dancers activities included a hayrack ride, Christmas party and caroling, fat the Christmas party they did not ex- change gifts, but donated this money to a charityj, a toboggan party, a campout and a teaching workshop. The Folk Dancers meet on a basis of three to five hours a week. Front row: Denny Shafer, Julie Gay, pres.g Steve Jessen, Ingrid Stundins, Sue Widlund, Ron Asklund, Mary Bardole, pres., Joe Kelly, Julia Kirstin, Kurt Juhl. Back row: Mrs. Karen Bason, Kevin Wissink, Barb Konopacki, Marna Lund, May Janssen, Janet Genzen, Steve Gustafson, Sandy Pavlik, Karen Duus, Peggy Sheehy, Bob Johansen. Not pictured: Anne Harbison, pres.g Nancy Hartman, Jane Smith, Michelle, Mike Steven.