Grinnell College - Cyclone Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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Publication of this book in 1986 finally rectifies the misguided decision made many years ago by Grinnell College when it refused to print the 1966 yearbook. It is also a belated recognition by the college of the crucial importance to our society-and to education-of the First Amend- ment to the US. Constitution, which guarantees a free press and freedom of speech. I am grateful to Grinnell College President George Drake for agreeing, on behalf of the college, to publish the book. Also appreciated is the support of college alumni Michael Horwalt, Marilyn Drake Jackson, Tom Lannom, Carol McConochie, Georgia Mickey, Karen Adkinson Reixach, and Professor Joseph Wall, all of whom encouraged the college to finally publish Grinnell College - I966. Proceeds from the sale of this printing of 2,000 copies will be contributed to the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund at Grinnell College. What follows is the original text of Grinnell C allege - 1966. The original layout has been followed exactly, and every photograph is included. The illustrations have been reproduced from the original prints which were made in 1966 and which have spent the last twenty years in a safe deposit box in a Grinnell bank. The text and picture captions were typeset in 1968; the type galleys were retained in hopes of someday publishing the book and have been used here without change. Henry Wilhelm Grinnell, Iowa March 1986

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. . . cu distinct community in which to learn, live, work, and play. Grinnell C011ege-1966 photographed by H enry Wilhelm and John Phillips