Gustavus Adolphus College - Gustavian Yearbook (St Peter, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1951 volume:

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I Be'l'ween 'lhe 'iwo emblems. which are found on 'ihe cover, fhe bracelel' coniains six links, each showing one of 'lhe aris-wri+ing, drama, music, dance. sculpfure. and painling. Through educafion and a 'Free fransfer of ideas and ideals, fhis gold bracelei of 'lhe aris will produce a culfure ihal- is Swedish-American. This fusion of culiure depends upon ihe promoiion of relaiionships such as ihose demonsirafed on This college campus during commencement l950, and which will be advanced by fhe growih of +he Couni' Folke BernadoH'e Foundaiion. 2-, THE THENIE Each link in 'I'he Swedish bracelei' has been inierpreied io illusirafe one of ihe divisions of ihe l95I Gusfavian: l. Book and quill, represeniaiive of wisdom, infroduce 'ihe Adminis'I'ra'l'ion. ll. Masks of comedy and iragedy indicafe fhe drama of college life in which 'ihe Sfudenis are 'ihe players. lll. Grand piano and arlisi' represeni' 'l'he harmony ihai' is 'lhe whole of campus life. wiih each separafe Organizaiion a pad' of fhe musical score. IV. Dancing figures porfray leisure and ihe Social acfivifies of ihe campus. V. Maller and chisel, symbols of creafion in sfone and of physical sfrengih, depicf' Afhlefics. VI. PaleH'e is symbolisiic of arh here if indicales Adverfising. Q- Minn.-ullllk O iq 3 A2 40 Q ro he e sjfx U' .Y ... ,,,- X my 3 IJEDICATIUN Dr. Conrad Peferson, during forly-lwo years of service 'lo Gusfavus Adolphus College. has em- bodied 'I'he besi' in our cultural, infelleclual. and spiriiual herifage. The sweep of his hisforical vision has exfended far and wide, bui ihe focus of his inieresf has always been a responsible ciiizen- ship, elerl' and alive 'lo 'lhe opporiunifies and faslrs of fhe day and hour. Doc Pere. as he is alfecfionally and respecfively known fo all his siudenls, has esfablished himself as one of lhe greai' 'leachers in 'lhe annals of Gusfavus. Generarions of his sfudenis over 'lhe years have received noi only informafion abou! 'lhe pasi' and lreen insighi info 'lhe forces working 'lhe preseni' 'lo shape 'lhe iuiure. buf also a dehnife impression of fhe compelence of his scholarship. lhe soundness of his iudgmenfs, fhe infegrify of his characler, and fhe vifaliiy of his Chrisfian faiih. Dr. Edgar M. Carlson. 4 IN NIEIVIURIANI Counr Folle Bernadoffe. a name which is respecfed. esfeemed. indeed revered by hundreds of millions of people around fhe world, is 'Ihe name of a man who gave himself io and for a suffering humaniiy in a war-ridden world. ln 'lhe midsi of ihe war, fhe alleviafion of suifering was fo him e high and holy calling. Thaf fhere mighf be no war. he rislred and gave his life. In a world where 'lhe alleviaiion of suffering and fha baffle for peace are siill unfinished iashs, Couni Follxe Bernadoffe is more ihan a memory. He is a living inspirefion 'lo couniless muIfi+udes who share his hope and his faifh. 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The following pages show 'lhe highlighis of 'lhe weekend of Commencement 5 .la f' r Following 'rhe Commencemeni' exercises. fhe procession of seniors passed fhe bus+ of King Gusinvus Adolphus ll af fha head of ihe campus friangle. Counfess Esfelle Berna- do+'I'e. wifh her milifary aide and her son. Berril. reviewed 'lhe procession. The greduafing class of I950 walked lhe hiangle, as fhey had done uncounlalsle Times before. now for +he las+ lime. Serious faces reveal Thoughts of fhe pas? and visions of fhe fufure. an an xsn -Q un ami same Higgs M N. me :mm Ms giesw is-saws meigge was wmzsfggggm ss WTQQEFF mm aW'?'HHTfwE' ewan n WEEE' W BENQ- HHH ,gg-New fr meQ5EHHes,,'-Qmslqwxgj megggew N jwwgggxm M M H Hhejx-E .lmgigam Wx M Mggggz' Q m 5 is mu ss we m is x a wg :ss B mg Exam E mam X mB,sm ae! em ?Em 'wiigge me mn is Hiiwegiw HM M mpmgexi me -we me Qi me , ' aww w me is is ms me me B- e W Q .te an B is me im-was SW em W H FF nm mama magma new tm my gh me museum use E H H E me-s'f,s.wMe1m wwgww B W- eavwg M-MHWW-Ffa XWQ-xxilmx Wien- D' x.mTL'5 mxmnne-,Kenna Dr. Ralph Bunche. who was recenily awarded ihe Nobel Peace Prize for l950. gave +he com- mencemeni' address. Human Relafions and World Peace. Dr. Bunche is successor io Couni' Berna- do'He as Palesfine media+or. In concluding his address Dr. Bunche said, lf 'rhe world is +o be saved from ifself, i+ will be only because vas+ numbers of people fake inspiration from 'Phe deeds and sacrifices of greai' infer- nafionalisfs like Counf Bernadoffe, and dedicafe +hemselves io peace. iusfice and human bro+l1erl1ood. Counfess Esfelle Bernado'He gave a brief speech of ecknowledgmenl' of fhe eslablishmenl' of fhe Folke Bernadofle Memorial Foundafion. The Counfess presen+ed fhis challenge: Through lhe 'fhcughfs of all of you who are presenf here foday. we can planf fhe seeds for a lradifional spiril of love for our fellow man. Following 'lhe Counfess' speech, Erik Boheman. Swedish ambassador fo fha Unifed Slafes, eulogized his friend. Counl' Bernado'He, reminiscing of fheir boyhood days in Sweden and lheir lafer associa- fions as 'Figures of inferna+ional imporlance. X l 'M' NX HX rx X X x As a living memorial fo one of God's noblemen of all iime. as a folcen of ihe graiiiude of Gusfavus Adolphus College. an insiifufion which proclaims Hs Swedishlherifiage by ifs name and by ifs efforfs, of fhe grafifude of 'the Lufheran Minnesofa Conference, which owns and operafes fhis insfifufion. and whose members have provided 'rhe 'Funds for +he ereciion of fhis building, of The gra+ifuds of Swedish Americans everywhere. indeed as a ioken of fhe grafifude of America and of fha world for Counf Folke BernadoH'e's greai' and disfincfive con'rribu+ion fo peace and humanify. we foday shall dedicafe +his building as fhe Follce Bemadoffe Memorial Library. Dr. Edgar M. Carlson. J x 'S' '-X as s J ray 10 me 5 W E H M :im WM ,,, E E M Q HBE Sf- L n me an me an ma G en -,L-,. E an em vnu is an we e , , e we mes me -ss iv .Hem mem -W sa n LX ee' an ,ee w an E is em mem B 2 an is is im E is se .IU . H M E H hi B W Memorials now being esiablished in America, and in oiher counfries. are for ihe mosl' par? living memorials -perpe'rua1'ing ihe influence and 'rhe life of service. as well as The name, of the one fo whom lribufe is paid. The library on ihe campus of Gusiavus Adolphus College is a living memorial. H will be in use daily as succeeding generarions of college siudenis seek 'ihe knowledge coniained in ihe world's ireasury of books. Counfess Bernadoife, her son Beriil, and Ambassador Erik Boheman were honored pariicipanfs in 'Phe ceremony of ihe unveiling of 'rhe Folke Bernadoiie Memorial Library. I, I' A 5 11 . , ,Q e se .gm 5- r1'W'W'aiA1Ssw ev ra a ' '3g7f g'g555T a-amine , 1 mmm Sggwgg mag- igaewwma Qg3f'31E'W Hgyevggaawwm-,Elf phase akgmjgm misses -is SESS- -FHM. Egg ,mane is M asa- , --- 'M 'agen' 1 EK - msmsmmm M.u7Af -'Keenan hw a V, Y Nwema, W., E W -,rpm msg? :W rw H B 'fr 'fmm :E 5385553 mama agen H was Hnmnggiigg gzggwfg gge ww ' Bmw Ey gjgggfiiisk sewi- WWW? i s S - m .. W-.. Wg :greg ggmasrgggggggr M emes H ri me 513 - ' -. eases, mm me H .ig V, We ,Hg .K I 5:5 M Z . - jeg, was T ww aa ff we easy-s ,ww M ' ' W.. -.sf?..sMw is fem Q: ,W 4':5E :,f:i:':'i'i1E5 :': was EEE.: .:.:.:.:.:.:. PLEQWH H' mai ' H H RFE 5:-sa a , 58 mms? S si 5' V ,E affix? a U - --'. V V -5-:E Eff 3, . mags H ,- . eve - r 1 ' ' r -. - egg Q WW ' HB ' . ' 'a me :ae The library, named in honor of a son of Sweden and cifizen of ihe world, was begun in I948. 'lhe year in which Counf Bernadoffe mel' hisxuniimely deaih in 'rhe performance of his dufies as Palesfine mediaior for fhe Uniied Naiions. The library will remind young men and women who siudy in iis halls fhaf 'lhe greafesf of all is 'Phe servanf of all. In preparing for lheir life work. young people will be reminded daily of 'rhe simple and humanifarian philosophy of Follce Bernado+fe: We do noi' live fo be happy ourselves. buf +o make ofhers happy. Buill' of Kasofa sfone, 'rhe library is modern in design, and planned fo serve, effecfively and efficienily, +he needs of The siudenf body. The sfacl: area has space for I00,000 volumes. A+ re l' ih l'b p sen e l rary has approximafely 36.000 cafalogued books. Off fhe main lobby is 'ihe Pioneer Room. This room was compleiely furnished by Dr. Edwin J. Viclrner and his wife. Berfha Almen Vickner. and houses fhe Almen- Viclrner collecfion of books, now numbering some 4,200 volumes. In +he collection are all fypes of books, selecfed by fhe donors for general culfural and recreaiional reading. Ofher buildings fo be erecfed in ihe proposed Bernadofle Quadrangle will be in harmony wifh 'rhe Folke Bernadoffe Memorial Library. fx I Xu F ef'Wf eg Q i s Safurday evening of commencemenr weekend, a dinner was given by ihe Greafer Gusfavus Associafion in honor of Counfess BernadoHe. Ber+il, Ambassador Boheman, and ihe 'rwo hundred Iwenfy-six graduafes. The dinner audience of five hundred fiffy was fhrilled when Ambassador Boheman. alfhough nof scheduled Io speak unfil ihe Memorial service Sunday affernoon, asked Dr. Carlson 'For Ihe privilege of 'rhe floor and said, When I drove 'today Through fhe beauliful counfryside beiween Minneapolis and Sf. Pefer, which reminded me so much of many par+s of Sweden, I already fel'r af home. When I look over fhis sea of friendly faces 'thai' feeling has been sfrengfhened. I feel es- pecially honored and grafeful ihai dafing from Iomorrow I will belong +0 Gusfavus Adolphus College. 4 ref? i if A 0 ay r Lp 0 file 13 1 I l Monihs afier commencement fhe spirif of 'ihe Bernado'H'e Memorial was refreshed by fhe visif of Edgar Bergen fo fha campus in Sepfember. Mr. Bergen, radio, screen. and felevision sfar. is a member of 'the commiHee of sponsors for The Follce Bernadoiie Memorial Foundafion. While on fhe campus Bergen visifed 'rhe Follce Bernadoffe Memorial Library and paid 'rribufe 'lo his friend. Coun+ Bernadolfe was one of fhe world's greafesf ci+izens and one of Sweden's grealesf heroes. Swedish-Americans are graie- ful 'rhaf a nafional memorial in his memory has been esfablished af Gusfavus Adolphus College, which was founded by Swedish pioneers and is locafed in The cenfer of ihe largesi concenirafion of persons of Scandinavian desceni in fhis couniry. l I 'awe XXV x hmimislvaiinn DF- Ed'-35 M- CBl'lS0fl. Pmildenf of Gvshvuf Af-l0lPl'U5 Vice-presidenf of Gusfavus is Dr. Theodore Conrad, pro- College 'lol' H5110 YGBYS. WIS -!PP0lhl9d l'l'liS spring fo ihe 'lessor of Greelr, who sfudiod af Guslavus Adolphus College, Commission of Twenfy-five of flue World Council of Churches. Augusfana Theological Seminary, and Universify of Chicago. Composed of fwenfy-five men who are 'll1e mosl oufslanding and influenfial Chrislian 'lhinlrers now living, llre Commis- sion will worlr logefher for a period of l'wo years fo pre- pare plans for flue second world assembly. FACULTY AND ADNIINISTRATIUN The adminisfrafive officers af Gustavus are, lefl fo riglaf: Mr. Ren Anderson, Public Relaiions Direclor: Mr. Oliver Hagglund Regisfrar: Mr. Eddie Johnson, Direcfor of Admissions: Mr. Rud Lawson, Business Manager: and Mr. C. Sioslrnnd, Treasurer. gj x Q '17 . L1- , , A on 1 ll' QQ we Q e Q 7?g g Sealed: Mr. Roy Hendrickson, Mrs. Ida Norberg. Dr. Emil Swenson, Dr. Edgar M. Carlson, Rev. Emil Swenson. Sfanding: Dr. Hoberi' Johnson, Dr. Theodore Conrad, Mr. Henry N. Benson Jr., Rev. Millard Ahlslrom, Rev. Adolph Diclzharl, Mr. W. E. Hanson, Rev. Melvin Hemmerberg. Dr. Phillip Eclrmen, Dr. Leonard Kendall. Rev. Arihur Chell. CUEEEGE BOARD UE TRUSTEES Dean of Gusfevus is Dr. Elmer B. Siebrechf: Deen of Men ls Prof. George W. Anderson end Deen of Women is Miss Gloria Burnivedi. 18 The sfeining of fissues for slide preperafion in file Peinfing and slefching in fhe Ar! Studio. Hisfology leborafory. Gerhard Alexis, Assisfanf Professor of English, B.A., Universify of Minnesofe: Ph.D., Universify of Minnesofe. Paul Allwerdf, Associafe Professor of Music, A.B., Cepifal Universify: M.S.M.. Union Theological Seminary: Fellow,' Trinify Col- lege. London: Sec. Mus. Doc., Union Theological Seminary. Even E. Anderson, Professor of Speech. A.B.. Augusfana College. graduefe sfudy af Universiiy of Weshingfon, Universify of Chi. cago. Universify of Wisconsin. Evelyn Anderson, Assisiani Professor of Speech and Director of Dramafics, A.B., Gusiavus Adolphus College: M.A.. Universiiy of Minn.: graduaie work ai Universify of California. George W. Anderson, Associaie Professor of English. A.B., Gusfavus Adolphus College: M.A.. Universify of Minn. H. Milfon Anderson, Associaie Professor of Maihemafics: B.S., Universify of Minn.: Ph.M., Universify of Wisconsin: graduafe worl: af Universify of Minn. Adolph K. Brandi, B.S., Assisfanf Professor of Business Adminishafion: B.S., Ceniral Michigan College of Educafion: M.B.A.. Uni- versify of Michigan. Eugene Casselman. Assisfenf Professor of Music. A.B., Heidelberg College: B.Mus., Wesfminsfer Choir College: M.Mus.. Ameri- can Conservafory of'Music. Arnold E. Carlson, Assisfani' Professor of Chrisiienify. A.B., Gusfavus Adolphus College: B.D., Augusiane Theological Seminary. um 20 s . Arrur Cavare. Assisfanf Professor of Music. Graduafe of Liepaya Conservafory. Furfher sfudy wifh: Prof. Louis Bachner. Berlin Prof. Anselmi, Milan. Haly: Prof. Guiseppe de Luca. New York Cify. Theodore E. Conrad, Associafe Professor of Greek and Lafin. A.B.. Gus+avus Adolphus College, B.D.. Augusfana Theological Sem inaryi Ph.D., Universify of Chicago. J. Luke Creel. Assisfanf Professor of English, A.B.. Universify of Illinois: MA.. Norfhwesfern Universify. Charles E. Dahlgren, Assisfanf Professor of Engineering. M.S.. Universify of Minnesofa. Kennefh Davenport Parf-'lime lnsfrucfor in Music. BA.. M.A., Hamline Universifyz Minneapolis Symphony. James S. Douglas, Assisfanf Professor of English. A.B., Allegheny College. MA., Universify of Iowa: Addifionel sfudy af fhe Uni versifies of Washingfon and Minnesofa. Earl J. Erickson, Parf-fime lnsirucfor in Music, Mankafo Sfafe Teachers College: B.M. and M.M.. Minneapolis Collece of Music: Graduafe work af Universify of Minnesofa. E. E. Erickson. Associafe Professor of English, B.A.. Universify of Monfana: M.A.. Universiiy of Maryland: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Universiry. Mary Alice Eafon Erickson, Assisfani' Professor of Sociology, A.B.. Wellesly College: M.A., Universiiy of Chicago: Ph.D., Universify of Norfh Carolina. Margaref Ermarfh. Assisfanf Professor of Hisrory. A.B.. Wifienberg College: M.A.. Ohio Sfafe Universify: furfher sfudy af +he Universifies of Berlin anii Hamburg. George Washingfon Universify and fhe Brookings Insfifufe. Roberf Esbiornson, Assisfanf Professor of Chrisfianify. A.B.. Gusfavus Adol- phus College: B.S.T.. Augusfena Seminary: Candidafe for S.T.M., Yale Divinify School. Leola E. Ford, Associafe Professor of Biology. B.A.. Wiffenberg College: M.S., Universify of Minnesofa. Ohio Sfafe Universify. 22 George W. Forell, Assisfam' Professor of Philosophy, Bundegymnasium Wien IX, Universify of Vienna. B.D., Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia: Th.M., Princefon Theological Seminary: Th.D.. Union Theological Seminary. Columbia Universify. Donald R. Fryxell, Assisianf Professor of English. A.B., Augustana College: M.A., Universily of Chicago: Addifional sfudy ai' fhe Universiiies of Chi- cago, Minnesoia and Wisconsin. Lucy Dickinson Fryxell. Assislanf Professor of English, A.B.. Bureau College: M.A.. Alabama Polyfechnicn lnsfilufe: Addifional sfudy af 'fhe Universify of Wisconsin. Daryl J. Gibson, Associale Professor of Music, B.S.. Universify of Minn.: MA., Universiiy of Minn.: Ph.D., Universify of Iowa: Minneapolis Sym- phony Orchesfra. Arlhur Glass, Assisfanf Professor of Biology. B.S.. Gusfavus Adolphus Col- lege. Donald R. Gregory, Insfrucfor in Ari. A.B.. Guslavus Adolphus College: gradua'I'e of Minneapolis School of Arf: sfudy wiih Carl Milles, Cranbrook School of Arr. Defroif. 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M wx: es an E E M .W sw' K Him n E . mefei Es Wes M- ESP'- WNW aww.: sf mi- 2. ,Lams- E - .assesses Elissa Exam Q i'5?',:i E,-Tse' PW W C. Burien Gusfafson. Insirucior in Physics and Mafhemafics. A.B. Gusfavus Adolphus College: graduare sfudy af Universify of Minnesofa. Herberl' Gusfafson, Par?-'lime Insfrucror in Chrisfianiiy, B.S., Harvard Universify: B.D.. Augusfana Theological Seminary. Vicfor Gustafson. Direcfor of Recrearion, A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College. Voldemars A. Z. Gufmanis, Parr-lime lnsfrucfor in Art M.6I., Academy of Arfs in Riga, Lafvia: furfheresfudy al' 'lhe Academy of Ar? in Berlin and Dresden. ' George F. Hall. Professor of Chrisfianify, A.B.. Augusrana College, B.D.. Augusfana Theological Seminary: Ph.D., Universify of Chicago, addifional sfudy val' Union Theological' Seminary and Columbia University. Charles L. Hamrun. Assis+sn+ Professor of Biology. A.B., Gusfavus Adolphus College: The Pennsylvania Slafe College. 24 W Hilclegard E. Hein, Assis+anf Professor of Women's Physical Educarion. B.E.. Akron Universify: MA.. Colorado S+afe College. Frederic Hilary, Associale Professor of Music. American Conservafory of Music. Juillard School of Music: B.Mus.. Easfman School of Music: Pierre Monfeux Professional Concluding School: Columbia Universiry. ' Lloyd Hollingsworfh, Direcfor and Associafe Professor of Physical Educafion. A.B.. Gusfavus Aclolphus College: M.Ecl., Universi fy of Minnesofa. A Mary C. Jesse, lns'rruc+or in Home Economics, B.S., Universiiy of Minnesofa. Chesfer O. Johnson. Assisfanf Professor of Geology. A.B.. Augusfana College: graduaie siucly al' University of Chicago. Emeroy Johnson, Par+-lime lnsfrucfor in Chrisfianify, A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College: M.A.. Universiiy of Monfana: B.D.. Augusrana Theological Seminary. Luella Karsfad, Assisfanf Professor of Secre+arial Training, A.B.. Gusravus Adolphus College: M.A., Columbia Universifyg Diploma Gregg College, Chicago: graduale work af Universify of Minnesofa. Karlis Koufmanis, Assisfanf Professor of Ma+hema+ics. Mag, Mafh., Universiiy of Lafvia in Riga. Lee H. Krough. lnsfrucfor in Physical Educa+ion. A.B., Upper Iowa Universifyz graduafe sfudy ai' Universify of Minnesoia. Rehearsing a scene for n clramaiic producfion in fhi Learning food preparafion in 'llmo Home Economics Liflle Thaafer. kifchsns. Q Arne Langsioen, Assisfanf Professor of Chemisfry. A.B., Gusfavus Adolphus College: M.S.. Sfafe Universify of lowa: Ph.D.. Sfafe Universi+y of Iowa. Nels P. Langsioen. Professor of Modern Languages, A.B.. Gus+avus Adolphus College: M.A., Universiiy of Minnesofa: graduafe sfudy af McGill Universify and Nafional Universi+y of Mexico. Hildred Larson, Par?-Time Insfrucfor in Music. B.Music, Minneapolis College of Music. The class lisions and fakes nofos during a fypical lociuro. Two siudonfs run Kioldahl deiorminaiions under fha wafchful eye of fha insfrucfor in fha Quanfifafivo Chomisiry laborafory. 27 Marvin Larson, Associa+e Professor of German, A.B., Gustavus Adolphus College: M.A., Universiiy of Nebraska: addiiional graduale sludy a+ ihe Universi+y of Nebraska. Richard H. Laube. Assisfanf Professor of Economics and Business Admin- isfrafion, A.B., Valparaiso Universify. Sfudy af Universiiy of Minnesofa. Roberf Lavine. lns+ruc+or in Chemisfry. B.S., Gusfavus Adolphus College. Furiher s+udy af Universiiy of Minnesoia. Rufus T. Logan, Professor of Economics and Business. A.B.. S+. Olaf College: MA., Universify of Minnesofa: graduafe sfudy a+ Universify of California, Universify o'FCl1icago. Universify of Minneso+a. and Harvard Universiiy. Doniver A. Lund, Assisfani' Professor of Hisiory, A.B., Augusfana College: M.A., University of Nebraska: graduate s+udy af Universify of Nebraska. Universiiy of Minnesofa. and Norfhwesiern Universiiy. Floyd M. Mariinson, Assis+an+ Professor of Sociology, A.B., Concordia College: M.A.. Universify of Minnesofa. Furfher s+udy af Universiiy of Minnesofa. 'K ' . 1' W' 1' 'if 1 v.. . , ' 2 'P 1 Q 1 . . an 5A 'HE I A S W 'ks ,Q 'Iii 1-' ' , l'!' Kyle Monfague, Assisfani' Professor of Business Adminisfrafion. A.B.. Gus- favus Adolphus College: Ll.B.. Marquefle Universify. Emil J. Niosi, Pari'-Time lnsirucfor in Music. Pupil of Georges Barrere. Sfudied ui Julliard School of Music. Member of Goldman Band, S+. Louis Symphony Orchesira. and Minneapolis Symphony Orchesfra. Ove S. Olson, Professor of Educaiion, A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College: MA.. Siaie Universiiy of Iowa: Ph.D.. Universiiy of Colorado: graduafe siudy af Universify of Minnesofa. Roswell D. Offo. Assislani' Professor of Speech and Direcfor of Radio Pro- grams. B.A.. Universify of Minnesofa: MA., Universify of Minnesofa. Efhel Pehrson, Assislanf Professor of Music lPiano. Theoryl. BA., Gusfavus Adolphus College: M.M., in piano, Universify of Michigan. Furfher coaching and siudy in Piano wifh Dimifri Mifropoulos. Joanna Graudan, Gay Maier. Odrun E. Peferson, lnsfrucfor in Library Science. A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College: graduafe sfudy ai Universify of Minnesofa and Columbia Uni- versify. em m 4 e Q 1... .5 in 9 ,w, 95' ei gm re is mm Page Milward T. Rodine, Professor of Physics. A.B.. Befhany College: M.A.. Universify of Kansas: Ph.D.. Universiry of Wisconsin. Richard H. Schmidf, Assisfanf Professor of Psychology. B.S.. M.S.. Oklahoma A 81 M College. Sfudy af Universiiy of Minnesofa. Purdue Universify. and Universify of Soufhern California. Furfher graduafe sfudy af Oklahoma A 8: M College. Andrew L. Seim. Assisfanf Professor of Biology, B.A., Augustana College: M.S.. Universify of Minnesofa. Elmer B. Siebrechf. Associafe Professor Psychology, A.B.. Sf. Olaf College: M.A.. Universify of Minnesofa: Ed.D.. New York Universify. P. M. Skarfvedf, Professor of Chemisfry, A.B., Sf. Olaf College: M.A.. Universify of Minnesofa. Sc.D.. Sf. Olaf: graduafe sfudy af Universify of Wisconsin, Universify of Minnesofa. and Universify of Chicago. Paul T. Sfeen. Associafe Professor of Social Work. A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College. M.A.P.A.. Universify of Minnesofa: M.A.. Universify of Minnesofa. Doris L. Sufherland. Direcior of Women's Physical Educalion and Assisfanl' Professor of Physical Educafion. B.S.. Universify of Minneso+a. Alberi' G. Swanson, Professor of Mafhemafics, A.B., Augusfana College: MA.. Universify of Nebraska: Ph.D., Universify of Michigan. Edwin J. Vickner. Professor of Swedish, BA., M.A.. Ph.D., Universily of Minnesofa. Sfudied in Germany. France, and Belgium. Gracluafe sfudy al' Universify of Michigan. Gerlrude Walker, Assisianf Professor of Home Economics, B.S..Universify of Idaho: M.A. and M.S., Columbia Universify: lnfern. ship in Dielefics. Universify of Maryland Hospifal. Furfher sfudy af Universiiy of Minnesofa. Verl A. Wesfergard, lnsfruofor in Physical Educaiion. A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College. Oscar Ahlenius Winfield. Professor of Philosophy. A.B., Augusfana College: B.D.. Augusfana Theological Seminary: M.A.. Yale Univarsify: Ph.D.. Yale Universify. 31 i Olaf H.. Swenson. lnsfrucfor in Sociology. A.B.. Gushavus Adolphus College: sfudy al' Universify of Minnesofa. Wendell M. Swenson. Parr-iime lnsirucfor in Psychology, A.B.. Gusfavus Adolphus College: graduaie work ai' Universify of Minno sofa. Mrs. Winfield is supervisor of flue College Heelfh Service. Her deff consish of Bernice Johnson, piciured here, Verne Lindgren end Virginia Lundeen. Qlzilsses Senion Class Officers for l95I were Vern Bergsirom, Presideni: Kuri Goranson, Vice-Presicleni: and Barbara Nelson, Secreiary, and Floyd Schulfz, Treasurer, who were noi' preseni when 'l'his picfure was ialcen. Gfass of : -Sfczff giffofmefs The lirsi' duiy of 'rhe Senior Class as 'Phe school year begins is +o help members ol' fha Freshman Class fo become familiar wilh 'Phe 'lradiiions and cusiorns'of Guslavus. In- fraciions of 'lhe rules sei up by lhe Seniors fo insure 'lhe accepiance of ihese cusfoms and fraclifions are dealf wiih quife efficienily by a Kangaroo Court Bill Peierson is shown here adminisiering 'lhe punishmeni prescribed by fhis couri' fo a guilfy Frosh while Senior Class Presideni Vern Bergsirom supervises Ze- ARTHUR A. ADAMSON JR. Sf. Paul, Business Adminisirafion. B.S. G-Club. Hockey, Golf, Treasurer Business Club. Phi Alpha ARMAJEAN ALBERS Long Lalre, Language, English. General Science. B.A. Alpha Phi Rho. Presiden+ League of Women Voiers. W.A.A.. '49 Annual S1'al3F. House Council. Siudeni Senafe. SPAN. A.W.S.. S.D.A.. G.E.A. GEORGE WINTON ANDERSON Si. Pefer, Hisfory, B.A. Ioia Delra Gamma, Gamma Phi Omega. Tri Bela. C-.E.A., Hisiory Club. Band. Orchesrra JEAN M. ANDERSON Harris, Social Worlr. B.A. LOIS MAE ANDERSON Sf. Pefer, Social Worlr. B.A. Alpha Phi Rho. Band, League of Women Volers. A.W.S.. Delia Epsilon Omicron. W.A.A., Madriqals. Tri Baia. Chapel Choir, Frosh Queen. Homecoming Afienclani. Film Club MYRTLE ELAINE ANDERSON Minneapolis, Home Economics. General Science, B.S. Home Economics Club. Delia Phi Omega. Choir, Opera and Oraiorio, Tri Bela, G.E.A., A.W.S., W.A.A., Film Club M. CHARLES ANDERSON Minneapolis, Business, B.S. G-Club, Tau Psi Omega. Business Club. Fooiball S. LENORE ANDERSON Sioux Falls, S.D., Psychol09Y. B.A. Tau Mu Tau. A.W.S., Film Club, Philosophy Socieiy. Republican Club, L.W.V.. Homecoming Commihiee. SPAN KATHLEEN ARASKOG Fergus Falls, English, B.A. Delia Epsilon Omicron. loia Baia. G.E.A.. Weekly Sfaff. A.W.S. JOHN M. AUFDERHEIDE Gibbon, English, B.A. - ' 1 H. BURNELL BALDWIN Mahiowa, Language. B.A. L.S.A., L.S.A. Council EDSEL D. BARBERG Colcafo. Busines, B.S. MARILYN J. BARNES S'l'. Pefer, Ari. English, B.A. Alpha Phi. G.E.A., lola Della Gamma, Annual Slaff, A.W.S.. Career's Day RICHARD D. BECKSTROM Minneapolis, Physical Eclucaiion, B.S. G-Club. Tau Psi Omega, Pres.. Foolball EDWARD E. BENSON Willmar, Geology. B.A. JOHN STANLEY BENSON Le Susur, Biology, Chemisfry, B.A. Presideni' Nu Upsilon Gamma, Presideni L.S.A.. Chem Club, G.E.A., Religious Acfivify Commiifee ROGER L. BENSON Adrian, Economics, B.A. Chi loia Kappa. Symphony Orchesfra JAMES ARTHUR BENTSEN Monfavideo, Business Adminisirafion. B.S. DEAN W. BERG Lafayofle, Sociology. B.A. L.S.A. Council, Della Epsilon Omicron. Gemma Ph Omega. Sven Socie+y. S.D.A., Hislory Club DONALD LAUREN BERG Lafaye'H'e, Hisfory. B.A. Gamma Phi Omega, Svea Socieiy, Hisfory Club, L.S.A. S.D.A. ROY A. BERTELSON S+. Paul, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. G-Club, Hockey, Business Club, Kappa Sigma Chi. VERNON E. BERGSTROM Rush Ci'l'y, Speech, Hisfory, Philosophy, B.A. Epsilon Pi Alpha, Presideni Republican Club, Presideni U.W.F., Hisiory Club, Philos: phy Club. Sludenl' Senaie. Presidenf Senior Class, Who's Who, Debaie, Pi Kappa Delia. Sfudeni Affairs Commiiiee, Commencemeni Commiifee, L.S.A., Vice Presideni Minn. Fed. of Republican Clubs ELAINE BJORKLUND Waseca, Maihemaiics, B.A. Tau Mu Tau, G.E.A., A.W.S., Mafh Club, Hisiory Club, W.A.A., L.W.V. KENNETH EQ BJORKLUND Princeton, Speech, Language, B.A. L.S.A. JOHN C. BLOOM Cushing, Wisconsin, Business Adminisiraiion, B.A. Male Chorus, Business Club. Nu Upsilon Gamma RICHARD E. BLOOMDALL Saini Paul, Sociology, B.A. Gamma Phi Omega, Delia Epsilon Omicron, Svea Sociefy, Homecoming I95O, L.S.A., Religious Affairs Commiiiee. LOUISE NAOMI BORG Huclson, Wisconsin, Music, B.A. W.A.A., A.W.S., L.S.A., G.E.A., Presideni' Tri Baia, Choir, Republican Club, Delia Epsilon Omicron. Sigma Della, Orchesira, Religious Affairs Commifiee, Wri+er's Club JOHN W. BRACKEN S+. Peier, Business, B,S. Presidenf Epsilon Pi Alpha, Business Club MARLIN E. BRANDT Le Sueur, Music, B.M.E. Chi Ioia Kappa, Band, Oraiorio VERNON T. BRODEEN Cambridge, Business Aclminisfrafion, 8.5. Gamma Phi Omega, Business Club JULANNE BROWN Winfhrop. Secrefarial Training, B.A. A.W.S.. W.A.A.. L.S.A.. G.E.A.. L.W.V. WALLACE M. BRUNSWOLD Le Cenier, Science. B.A. CLARENCE ELROY BUDKE Wheafon, Biology, B.A. Male Chorus, Nu Upsilon Gamma, Lambda Sigma. G.E.A. BERT L. CARLSON Anoka, Business Adminisiraiion, B.S. Business Club CHARLES J. CARLSON Lake Cify, Chemisfry. B.S. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Chem Club. Malh Club, G'Club Golf DONALD W. CARLSON Boelc, Business Aclminisfraiion, B.S. E. IRENE CARLSON Moline, Illinois, Hisfory, English, B.A. Iola Bela, Wri+er's Club, A.W.S.. S.D.A.. L.W.V., Democral Club President Hislory Club, Svea Sociefy SPAN HAROLD WILLIAM CARLSON S+. Paul, Business, B.A. Business Club. Nu Upsilon Gamma PATRICIA ANN CARLSON Murdock, Commercial, B.A. JEROME MARLO CHILDS Fairmoni, Business Adminisiraiion, B.A. Hockey, Business Club, G-Club 1 i A wx L Higfwif ii Y R WILFRED V. G. CHONG Honolulu, Hawaii, Biology, B.S. Gamma Phi Omega. Lambda Signa. Male Chorus G.E.A. DELMAR DONALD CHRISTENSEN Hecior, Speech, B.A. L.S.A.. Gamma Phi Omega, Della Epsilon Omicron Svea Socieiy LLEWELLYN E. CHRISTENSON Glenwood, Music, B.M.E. Phi Alpha. Male Chorus, Orchesira, Chapel Choir, Tri Bela, Opera DOROTHY MARIE CONRAD S+. Pefer, Music. B.A. Theia Xi Gamma, Tri Bela, Band, Orchesfra. Choir L.S..A., W.A.A.. A.W.S, BETTY GRACE CORRELL W. Hariford. Connecficuf. Business Aclminisfraiion. B S L.S.A.. Co-Leaguers. A.W.S., G.E.A.. W.A.A. HOWARD S. COX Amboy, Business Adminisfrarion, B.A. Kappa Sigma Chi, Presideni' Inler-Fra'r Senaie, Business Club JOAN LEE CRAVENS Milaca, Commercial Educafion. B.A. DONNA MAE FRANCES DANIELSON lnfernafional Falls. Social Worlr, B.A. DALE A. DENKER Owafonna, Business Aclminisiraiion, B.A. Symphony Band, Chi loia Kappa. Infer- KEITH RUSSELL DICKIE Le Sueur, Business Adminisiraiion, B.A. Gamma Phi Omega, Track Fra? Senale CURT JAMES DIETZ New Ulm, Business, B.A. LEE E. DOERING Gaylord, Mafhemafics, 8.5. Maih Club, G.E.A., Kappa Sigma Chl Alpha Phi Omega President Film Sociely WARREN GERALD DOESKEN Willmar, Biology. B.S. Omega Kappa. Lambda Sigma WILLIAM EDWARD DOMNING Bruno, Physics, Business, B.A. Epsilon Phi Alpha KENNETH A. EASTLUND Colcalo, Business Adminisfraiion BA Della Epsilon Omicron, Business Club Nu Upsalon Gamma GERALDINE E. ERICKSON Minneapolis. Physcial Educafion BS Alpha Phi, W.A.A., Aqualic League Orchesira Opera LOWELL OTTO ERICKSON Lafayelfs, Physical Eclucafion, Biology BS Omega Kappa, G-Club, Choir Male Chorus Eluah Chorus, Foofball, L.S.A., Council GEA Republican Club RON R ERICKSON MY . Boyd, Physical Educaiion, B.S. DUANE P. ERICKSON Willision, Norih Dalroia, Music BA Nu Upsilon Gamma, Male Chorus Orcheslra Chapel Choir CURTIS LOWELL ERLANDSON Kinbrae, Physical Educaiion, BS BONNIE JEAN FEEHAN Gaylorcl, Music, B.M.E. Alpha Phi, Tri Befa, Symphony Band, G.E.A.. W.A.A., A.W.S.. L.W.V. GERALD FINN Wes? Sl. Paul, Physical Educafion, B.S. G-Club. Tau Psi Omega CLARENCE DEAN FISCHER Emerson, Nebraska, Sociology, B.A. Male Chorus. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Della Epsilon Omicron. Elijah Chorus, Film Club, Sludenls for Democrafic Aclion NORMAN D. FLAATEN Brainerd, Business Adminislralion, B.S. Kappa Sigma Chi. Business Club WILLIAM D. FORBES Minneapolis, Sociology, B.A. DALE W. FREYBERG Manlialo, Business Adminislralion, B.S. Male Chorus. Opera ARTHUR K. GAARD ' Blue Earlh. Hislory. B.A. Gamma Phi Omega, Hislory Club. G.E.A. RICHARD EDWARD GAVITT New Brifain. Conneclicui. Philosophy, B.A. Gamma Phi Omega. Opera, Annual Slaff, Philosophy Sociely President Della Epsilon Omicron, Who's Who, Oralorio Socie+y PAUL A. GLAESER Waconia, Business Aclminislralion. B.S. Chi lola Kappa BARBARA ANN GLEMAKER Sainl' Paul, English, B.A. Sigma Delia. G.E.A.. W.A.A., Weelcly. Annual Sfaff, L.S.A., Film Club LLOYD S. GOODMANSON Alberl' Lea, Business Aclminisiraiion, Psychology, B.S. KURT A. GORANSON Minneapolis, Biology, Sociology, B.S. Kappa Sigma Chi, Siudenr Senare, Siudenf Affairs and Pefifions Com., Vice Pres. Junior Class. Vice Pres. Senior Class, Campus Chest Drive, Junior-Class Carnival, Homecoming Com., Who's Who HERMAN W. GREFE Truman, Business Adminisirafion, B.A. Kappa Sigma Chi JOAN M. GUSTAFSON Worfhingion, Physcial Educafion, B.S. W.A.A., Alpha Phi, L.W.V., 6.E.A.. A.W.S. RAY K. GULLICKSON Cushing, Wisconsin, Social Worlr, Ari, B.A. Gamma Phi Omega, Delia Epsilon Omicron, Philosophy Sociefy, Film Sociefy, Homecoming Com. DONALD EUGENE HAGBERG Wausa. Nebraska, Music, B.A. College Choir, Male Chorus, Tri Baia. G.E.A., L.S.A. JANICE ANN HAKE Alexandria, Malhemalics, B.A. There Xi Gamma, SPAN. Maih Club, A.W.S. Aquaiic League. Hisiory Club, G.E.A., Square Dance Club DALE RANDALL HALBERG New Britain, Conn., Hisfory, B.A. ARDEN HALK Minneapolis, English, B.A. SPAN, Delia Phi Omega, lnier-Sororily Senaie, A.W.S.. L.W.V., G.E.A., Who's Who, Film Club EVANGELINE E. HALLSTROM Red Lalre Falls, Ari, B.A. A.W.S., L.W.V., G.E.A., Home Economics Club, Alpha Phi ffi -I' JOAN B. HANSEN Sleepy Eye. Music Eclucaiion, B.M.E. Symphony band, Orchesfra, Opera, Oraiorio, Madriqals, Chapel Choir, Tri Bela, Tau Mu Tau, G.E.A., loia Delia Gamma. A.W.S., W.A.A., L.W.V., Film Club JOEL HANSEN Cass Lalte, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Phi Alpha, Business Club GENE K. HANSON Granada, Hisiory, English, BA. JEANNE E. HANSON Milaca, Commercial, B.A. Thefa Xi Gamma, Wriler's Club, Annual Siaif, Messiah Chorus ROBERT H. HEIN Si. Pefer, Chomisfry, B.S. Phi Alpha, Chem Club, Affiliale A.C.S. Joi-iN SIDNEY HELLING A Hanslra, Business Adminisfrafion, 8.5. RUTH A. HENNIX LOIS C. ODEAN JOYCE Clinlon, Music, B.M.E. Choir, Opera, Oraiorio, W.A.A., A.W.S., G.E.A., L.S.A., Tri Bela, Della Phi Omega HESSELROTH Minneapolis, Home Economics. 8.5. Tau Mu Tau Presidenf, Home Economics Club Presidenf, lnler-Sororily Senaie, G.E,A., A,W.S., L.W.V., Svea Sociely H. HOKENSON Chisago Cify, Speech, B.A. Band, Male Chorus, Symphony Orch.. Tri Bela. Chapel Choir, L.S.A. MILDRED HOLCOMB Fairmonf, Physical Educafion, B.S. Alpha Phi, Sluclenf Senafe, L.W.V., G.E.A. DWIGHT NELSON HOLCOMBE Hoplrins. Business Adminisfraiion, B.S. GORDON E. HOLM Minneapolis, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Phi Alpha, Business Club EVA HOLMGREN Minneapolis, Physical Educaiion, B.S. - Aquaiic League, A.W.S.. infer-Sororify Senaie, Tau Mu Tau, W.A.A., L.W.V., G.E.A. CAROL HOORN Minneapolis, Chemisfry, Biology, Ari, B.S. Chem Club, Lambda Sigma, A.W,S., Wrii'er's Club, Who's Who. Homecoming Com., loia Baia Presideni, Annual Sfaff, W.A.A., infer-Sororiiy Senafe RICHARD D. HOVENDEN Byron, Psychology, B.A. Tau Psi Omega, Alpha Phi Omega, Male Chorus WARREN E. HOVREN Glenwood, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Phi Alpha, G-Club, Business Club, Baseball, Baslceiball CARL ROBERT JACKSON Sf. Paul, Chemisfry, B.A. Presideni Siudeni Senaie, Siudeni Affairs Com., Social Com., Homo-coming Com.. Who's Who, Pi Kappa Delia, Phi Alpha, G-Club, Hockey, Fooiball Manager, Oraiory MILDRED RUTH JANZEN Mounfain Laila, English, B.A. WINSTON FRITHIOF JENSEN Grand Forks, Norfh Dalofa, Greelr, Biology, B.A. lofa Delia Gamma, Gamma Phi Omega, Who's Who. SPAN, Philosophy Socieiy, Hisiory Club, Delia Epsilon Omicron. Lambda Sigma, Svea Socieiy, L.S.A. JACK GORDON JOERN Willmar, Maihamaiics, Physics, B.S. Debaie, Omega Kappa, G-Club. Swimming, Foofball, Maih Club 1' 53 nf' if BEVERLY JEANNE JOHNSON Wausa, Nabraslra, Music, B.M.E. Thefa Xi Gamma, Tri Beia, L.S.A., G-.E.A.. A.W.S., Oraforio, Opera. Schuman Chorus CHARLOTTE L. JOHNSON Lalre Crysfal, Biology, B.A. Lambda Sigma, Chem Club. Delia Phi Omega, A.W.S., 6.E.A., L.S.A. CHESTER LEROY JOHNSON Sf. James, Music, B.A. Choir. Male Chorus. Orchesira. Opera, Oraiorio, Tri BEM, Epsilon Pi Alpha, Republican Club, Who's Who. T eafer DAVID W. JOHNSON Foresf Lalre, Business Adminisfrafion, B.A. Epsilon Pi Alpha, Business Club DENNIS E. JOHNSON Brainerd, Social Worlr, B.A. Sludenl Senafe. Republican Club. Della Epsilon Omicron, Chi Ioia Kappa DONALD C. JOHNSON S+. Pefer, Chemisiry, Physics, B.S. Epsilon Pi Alpha, Chem Club, Sfucleni' Alililiale A.C.S., Band, Republican Club, Wrii'er's Club. Edilor Annual I95l. Board of Publicaiions DOROTHY L. JOHNSON Manlcafo, Music B.A. Orchesfra, Iofa Della Gamma, TI'ne+a Xi Gamma, Tri Beia, Aquaiic League ' ELAINE VIOLET JOHNSON Oal: Parlr, Secrehrial Training, B.A. FLORENCE A. JOHNSON Si. Polar, Social Work, B.A. Delia Epsilon Omicron, Philosophy Club, Square Dance Club M. EVODIA JOHNSON Isanfi, English, B.A. Siudeni' Senaie, L.S.A.. Delfa Epsilon Omicron, lofa Beia, Hislory Club, G.E.A., A.W.S. MARILYN IRENE JOHNSON Minneapolis, English, B.A. Alpha Phi, Wri1'er's Club, G.E.A. MYRON L. JOHNSON V Aiflrin, Business Adminisfrafion, B.A. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Hisfory Club, G.E.A.. Business Club ROBERT RICHARD JOHNSON Balsam Laire, Wisconsin, Hisfory, B.A. Male Chorus, G.E.A. EDWARD KECKEISEN JR. New Ulm, Physical Eclucaiion, Hisiory, B.S. G-Club, Sfudenf Senaie, Chairman N.S.A., Weekly, Snow Day, Homecoming Com., Phi Alpha, G.E.A.. Fooiball FULTON KLINKERFUES S+. Paul, English, Economics, B.A. Chi lofa Kappa, Philosophy Club ANN LEE KOMATZ Sf. Pefer, Biology, Philosophy, B.S. Alpha Phi, Aquaiic League GERALD WALLACE KUSS Minneapolis, Malhemaiics, B.A. BURTON ARNOLD LARSON Minneapolis, Pre-Theological, B.A. G.A.C. Symphony Orchesfra. Religious Affairs Com. DONN LARSON Dulufh, English, B.A. Weekly Ediior. S'l'uden'r Senafe, Kappa Sigma Chi. leJ.S.A., French, Work Camp Parficipanl, Homecoming om. RAY H. LARSON Hopkins, Business Adminisfrafion, B.A. Omega Kappa. Track. Baslcelball. Golf, G-Club, Business Club, Siudenl' Direcfory, Weekly ,I A+ s Nl ROBERT E. LARSON Chisago Cify. Music, B.A. ROGER G. LARSON Braham, Business Adminisfrafion, B.A. Presideni Freshman, Junior Classes, Epsilon Pi' Alpha Homecoming Commilfee, Chairman Frosf Weekend I950, Infer-Fra? Senafe JOAN B. LILLEHEI Robbinsdale, Social Work, B.A. Sigma Delia, Delia Epsilon Omicron, W.A.A. DAVID L. LINDBERG Cambridge, Hisfory, B.A. L.S.A. Council, Gamma Phi Omega, lnier-Frei' Senafa lofa Della Gamma, Religious Affairs Commiiiee, Philosophy Club, Hisfory Club VERNA H. LINDGREN Souih S+. Paul, Biology, B.S. L.S.A.. A.W.S., V-Pres. Thefa Xi Gamma LA VAUNE LINDQUIST Lifchfield, Physical Educafion, B.S. SHIRLEY D. LOHUIS Luverne, Chemisfry, Biology B.S. Lambda Sigma, Chemisiry Club. G.E.A.. Delia Phi Omega, W.A.A. HAROLD M. LOKENSGARD Lafayeffe, Economics, B.A. Gamma Phi Omega. Business Club, Orchesira, L.S.A. Film Club CLINTON H. LOMIS Si. Peier, Business Adminishaiion, BS. Presideni Phi Alpha. lnier-Frat Senafe, Business Club ELMER L. LUKE Marble, Pifysical Educaiion, B.A. LLOYD D. LUKE Marble, Physical Eclucaiion, B.A. ADELE P. LUND Minneapolis, Home Economics, B.A. ALBERT S. LUNDBERG JR. Sf. Louis Park, Sociology 8: Social Worlt, B.A. Kappa Sigma Chi, Della Epsilon Omicron. Weekly BARBARA E. LUNDBERG Chisholm, Social Worlc, B.A. DONALD W. LUNDBERG Chisholm, Language, B.A. WILLIAM F. LUNDEEN Fergus Falls, Business Adminisiralion, B.S. Business Club RAYMOND LUNDQUIST Carver, Social Worlr, B.A. Siudenl Senafe, lnier-Frei' Senale, Presidenf Omega Kappa. Presidenr Delia Epsilon Omicron. Republican Club WILLIAM R. MAKI Maple, Wisconsin, Philosophy, B.A. Male Chorus, Choir, Opera. Oralorio Sociely, Philosophy Socieiy, Orchesira, Delia Epsilon Omicron RAY A. MALZAHN Carver, Chemislry, B.A. Chem. Club, Mafh Club, L.S.A.. Film Club EVERETT MATHIESON Lifchfield, Music Educafion, B.M.E. CAROL MATSON S+. Paul, Home Economics, General Science, B.S. Alpha Phi, Aqualic League, Home Economics Club. Lambda Sigma, L.W.V., G.E.A., Sainl Lucia I948, Vice Pres. A.W.S., W.A,A. LORENZE E. MELLGREN Minneapolis, Languages, Sociology, B.A. L.S.A. JAMES D. MERKEL Gaylord, Music, B.M.E. Band, Orchesfra, G.E.A. JAMES K. MERRILL Infernafional Falls, Sociology, B.A. Delia Epsilon Omicron, Wri'I'er's Club CLIFFORD E. MESCHKE Morrislown. Ari, B.A. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Hisfory Club, G.E.A. GERALD MILLER Sf. Pefer, Physical Educafion, B.S. MARY R. MOHAUPT Monficello, English, B.A. GEORGE MORSE Lindsfrom, Social Worlr, B.A. DEAN W. MUNSON Colcafo, Business, B.A. PAUL T. NAKAMURA Waialua, Oahu, T.H., Speech, B.A. Treasurer L.S.A., Religious Affairs Chairman-Siudenl' Senale, Gamma Phi Omega, Della Epsilon Omicron ARTHUR W. NELSON Ely, Business Adminisfraiion, B.S. Sporis Ediior Weekly. Business Club. Hisiory Club BARBARA NELSON Minneapolis. Social Work, B.A. Choir, Alpha Phi, Delia Epsilon Omicron, Tri Baia. L.W.V.. A.W.S., Secreiary Senior Class CARL F. NELSON Manlrafo, Business Adminisfrafion, B.S. Kappa Sigma Chi, Alpha Phi Omega. Business Club, Presideni of Sophomore Class. Siudenl Senafe CARL M. NELSON Hibbing, Business Adminisfrafion, B.S. Business Club E. ELAINE NELSON Almelund, Chemisiry, B.S. Svea Socieiy. Thefa Xi Gamma. A.W.S.. L.S.A. RICHARD NELSON Ausiin, Hisiory, B.S. Swimming SAM L. ODELL Minneapolis, Physical Educafion, B.S. Track. Baskeiball, Hockey, Chi Ioia Kappa. G.E.A.. G-Club DON A. OSELL Henderson, English, Hisfory, B.A. Kappa Sigma Chi, G.E.A., Hisiory Club, Svea Socieiy CHESTER M. OLSON Virginia, Biology, B.S. G.E.A.. Lambda Sigma GEORGE A. OLSON Sfar Prairie, Wisconsin. Sociology, B.A. L.S.A.. Co-Leaguers, Delia Epsilon Omicron, Gamma Phi Omega, Film Socieiy K. ELMER OLSON Brainerd, Music, B.M.E. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Tri Beia, Alpha Phi Omega. G.E.A., Band, Orchesira, Opera, Oraiorio. Philosophy Club LESTER L. OLSON Monierey, Biology, B.A. Nu Upsilon Gamma. Lambda Sigma. G.E.A. ROBERT W. OLSON Denf, Chemisiry, Biology, B.S. Omega Kappa. Sfudenf Senafe, Wresfling, Track, Afhlefic Board, Chem Club MARIANNE OSTROM Hufchinson, English, B.A. Alpha Phi, L.W.V., A.W.S.. G.E.A.. S'ruclen'r Senaie ARLENE PKLM Winfield, Iowa, Social Vlorlr, B.A. Delia Epsilon Omicron, L.S.A. JOHN F. PALMOUIST Brainerd, Greelr, B.A. Iofa Delia Gamma. Philosophy Sociefy, Democrafs Club, S.D.A.. L.S.A. HOWARD W. PARKER Minneapolis, History, B.A. RUSSELL PAULSON Hoplrins, Preiheological, B.A. Who's Who, I950 Homecoming Chairman, Presideni' A.P.O., Presidenf Sophomore Class. Hisfory Club, Democraf Club, S.D.A., L.S.A.. D.EQO.. U.W.F., Annual, Weekly, M. UN. A. EUGENE PAYNE Denver, Colo., Physical Educaiion, B.A. Tau Psi Omega, Track, Foofball Capfain. S.D.A., Lambda Sigma, G.E.A.. G-Club. Who's Who JYTTE PEDERSEN Vardis, Danmark, Language, B.A. CAROLYN M. PETERSON Coltafo, Music, B.A. Band, Tri Bela, A.W.S., G.E.A., Tau Mu Tau, Iofa Della Gamma EDITH M. PETERSON Sacred Hearf, Commercial Educaiion, B.A. L.S.A., Theia Xi Gamma, W.A.A., Business Club, Film Club, ,G.E.A., A.W.S., FLORENTINE M. PETERSON SI. Pe'Ier, Home Economics, B.S. Delia Phi Omega, Home Economics Club, G.E.A., A.W.S., Band GERALD R. PETERSON Minneapolis, Speech, Ari, B.A. Presidenf Pi Epsilon Delia, WriIer's Club, Theafre GRANT E. PETERSON Kennedy, Business Adminisirafion, Speech, B.A. Omega Kappa, Business Club, Svea Socieiy, Theaire, Chapel Choir. Male Chorus, Radio Workshop JACK E. PETERSON Sleepy Eye, Mafhemafics, Physics, B.S. Nu Upsilon Gamma, Mafh Club, G.E.A. PATRICIA POOL Chaslca, Home Economics, 8.5. Alpha Phi, Band, Home Economics Club, Tri Bela, Chemisfry Club, G.E.A., W.A.A., L.W.V., A.W.S. KENNETH D. OUIST Nicollef, Biology, B.A. JOHN C. RENKEN Waierville, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. MARK W. RATZLAFF New Ulm, Business Adminisiraiion, B.A. Kappa Sigma Chi, Business Club me was a '53 BETTY RUTH REUSCH Si. Pe'l'er, Hisiory, B.A. Theia Xi Gamma, L.S.A., G.E.A., Hisfory Club, A.W.S. JOHN D. RINGGENBERG Manlraio, Business Aciminisiraiion, B.S. Business Club WAYNE H. RIPLEY Minneapolis. Economics, B.S. Phi Alpha, Band, Business Club CAROL W. ROADFELDT Sf. Paul, Home Economics, B.A. WILLIAM G. ROBERTZ Duluih, Speech, Hisiory, English, B.A. . Epsilon, Pi Alpha. Pi Kappa Delia,-loia Delia Gamma. Vice Presideni Siudeni Senaie, G-.E.A., Orchesira. Debaie, Who's Who BRUCE D. ROLLOFF Minneapolis, Physical Eclucaiion, B.S. G Club, Tau Psi Omega, Our Town , G.E.A., Fooiball, Baslceiball Manager, Baseball RONALD RONNING Minneapolis, Music, B.A. Epsilon Phi Alpha, Band HOWARD RUNDQUIST Dawson, Mafhemaiics, Physics, B.A. Phi Alpha, Band President Siudenl' Senaie, Mafh Club DONALD E. RYLANDER Minneapolis, Chemisfry, Biology, B.A. Presideni' Epsilon Pi Alpha, Chem Club, Lambda Sigma BRUCE L. SANDBER6 Elgin, Illinois, Business Adminisiraiion, B.A. Male Chorus, Gamma Phi Omega, Tri Bela. Opera. Philosophy Club, Hisiory Club GORDON O. SANDBAKEN Coiionwood, Business Adminisfrafion, B.A. Phi Alpha, Business Club, G.E.A. FLOYD E. SCHULTZ Minneapolis, Business Adminisfraiion, B.A. Phi Alpha, loia Del+a Gamma, Presidenf Business Club Treasurer Senior Class ROSEMARY SCHWARTAU Cannon Falls, Speech, English, B.A. BONNIE M. SEABERG Minneapolis, Physical Educaiion, B.S. W.A.A.. Alpha Phi, Home Economics Club, G.E.A.. A.W.S., L.W.V. STANLEY M. SEEDS Tracy, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Business Manager of Weekly JACK SHAFFER S+. Pefer, Music, B.A. Tau Psi Omega, Tri Bela. Oraforio, Opera. Bancl, G.E.A MARION ATTWOOD SHAFFER Sf. Pefer, English, B.A. lola Bela, Weekly, G.E.A., A.W.S. ROGER W. SHEIK Rockford, Illinois, Sociology, Languages, B.A. Presiclenl' Gamma Phi Omega, Presidenf lofa Delia Gamma, Svea Sociefy. Delia Epsilon Omicron, L.S.A. Radio Workshop, Hamle'r , Family Por+raif , Pygmalion , infer-Fra? Senaie, Who's Who JUNE SEIM Cannon Falls, English, B.A. Tri Bela, Alpha Phi, Band, G.E.A., A.W.S.. L.W.V., House Council LOWELL L. SILLMAN Canby, Business Adminisiraiion, B.S. Band, Chi lofa Kappa, Business Club, Baseball 55 ROBERT A. SJOSTROM Milaca, Physcial Educafion, B.S. Presidenl' Chi lola Kappa, G.E.A., Inier-Fraf Senaie, Weelcly MELVIN W. SMITH JR. Sainf Paul, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Choir. Kappa Sigma Chi PAUL L. SMITH Loomis, Nebraslza, Malhemaiics, B.A. Phi Alpha, G.E.A., Malh Club, Film Club RHODA I. SMITH Duluih, Chemisfry, B.S. L.S.A., A.W.S., Chem Club, Iola Delia Gamma, Thela Xi Gamma. Band ROBERT HOWARD SMITH Rochesfer, Physical Educaiion, B.S. Siudenf Senaie, Fooiball, Wreslling, Omega Kappa, G Club WARREN D. SOAPES Triumph, Economics, B.A. Nu Upsilon Gamma JOHN M. SOLENSTEN Madelia, Economics, B.A. GEORGE A. STAPF Sf. Paul, Business Adminisirafion, B.S. Omega Kappa, Wrestling, Business Club PEGGY STERNAMAN Chicago, Illinois, Educaiion, B.A. LLOYD E. STIVERS JR. Minneapolis, Language, B.A. Alpha Phi Omega, L.S.A. Council MARILYN STREET Osseo, Home Economics, 8.5. Alpha Phi, Home Economics Club, A.W.S., L.W.V., Secreiary Junior Class DOROTHY SUNDIN Sf. Peter, English, Speech, B.A. G.E.A. ALVIN T. SWANSON Granile Falls, Economics, B.A. Homecoming Commilrlee, Weekly Slall, Business Manager l95l Guslavian. Kappa Sigma Chi. Board of Publicafions, Film Club KENNETH SWANSON Renville, Lanquages, B.A. SHIRLEY SWANSON Miami, Florida, Speech, B.A. N.C.P., House Council, Wril'er's Club. HamleI , Pygmalion , Our Town , An1'igone , Medea , Film Club, Ioia Bela EDWARD A. TAKALA Sl. Pefer, Hislory, B.A. LAVONNE E. TESKE Winlhrop, Secrefarial Training, Business Adminisfraiion, B.A. G.E.A.. A.NV.S., Business Club, Tau Mu Tau, Treasurer Junior Class IRENE L. TETTAM Vernon Cenfer, Social Worlr, B.A. Della Phi Omega. Della Epsilon Omicron, A.W.S., W.A,A. RAYMOND E. THOMPSON Minneapolis, Physical Educaiion, B.A. Male Chorus, Choir, Tri Bela. Opera, Oralorio FERD L. TIDSTROM Ashland, Wisconsin, Physics, Mafhemafics, Chemislrv, B.S. Chi loia Kappa. G Club, Foofball. Malh Club, A.P.O.. Chem Club, Sfudenl Alliliale ACS KENNETH D. TIDSTROM Ashland, Wisconsin, Physics, Mafhemaiics, B.S. Chi Iofa Kappa, Maih Club THEODORE R. TORKELSON SI. James, Chemisfry, B.A. Epsilon Pi Alpha. Presideni Chemislry Club, Home- coming CommiHee, Guslavian I950, I95l, Who's Who MARKEY VAN LANDER Minneapolis, Disfribufive, B.A. Choir, House Council, A.W.S., lofa Bela, W.L.V. VINCENTE VARGAS Manila, Philippine Islands, Philosophy, Psychology, B.A. ROY H. WAHLBERG Sandsfone, Physical Educaiion, Biology, 3.5. G.E.A.. L.S.A.. Lambda Sigma MATTHEW I.. WEBSTER Winihrop, Business Adminisiraiion, B.S. ADRIAN WENNER Roseau, Mafhemafics, B.A. MARVIN WEST Minneapolis, Social Work, B.A. A.P.O., Homecoming CommiHee. Sfudenf Senafe, Delia Epsilon. Omicron, Choir, Kappa Sigma Chi, Opera JAMES K. WHITNEY Granife Falls, Maihemaiics, Physics, B.A. Phi Alpha LORRAINE J. WIDMARK Ivanhoe, Home Economics, 8.5. Delia Phi Omega, Home Economics Club. G.E.A., W.A.A.. A.W.S., House Council DON S. WULF Willmar, Business Adminisfraiion, B.A. Epsilon Pi Alpha, Chairman of Eppie's SLOOO Sfudenl' Union Pledoe. Sludenl' Senofe, Business Club RUTH ZIMMERMAN Minneapolis, English, B.A. Della Phi Omega. SPAN, lofa Della Gamma. G.E.A. E Y , K M H a.: V V . 'B'-EB meme E mvgemmsa gms Y' -na-mg M tw waning m-Bs Em .- H H E E H Zi sms ma mam meme is is is Mm mam Bmw nam si sam E HBH EH SSBHYHBH HE EEE . L is u is sauna e Hmm me me ma me was ws emma as me em ' use mamma is new Es, basl mn me mf is is rm is is is any H, me me me efass of : Jrgczfafeaf Qzfffzy Once each year fhe Gymnasium resouncls wiih barlrers expounding ihe magnificence of The prizes fo be gained by pounding nails in a block of wood or some such sure lhing, as ihe various organizaiions ser up iheir boofhs, wafer shows ancl ofher nefarious mefhods of giving ihe cusfomer a dubious refurn for his money for lhe Junior Class Carnival. Shown here are 'lhree clowns explaining 'lhe virfues and capacify of a 'lriclr boufonniere. W 1 i V Firsf Row: Richard Pederson, Darwin Pehrson, Vale Pengra. Clinfon Perkins. Donald Pelerson. James Pelerson. Merald Peferson. Second Row: Roberf Feferson. Russell Pelerson, Ruih Peferson, William Peferson. Dwayne Porfer, Ellwin Raklce, lvadelle Randsfrom. Third Row: William Reber, Reynold Rehwaldf, Einar Ross, Roger Rofvig. Henry Ruggles. Leon Salnader, Marie Schafer. Fourfh Row: Jeaneffe Schmidt John Schnillen. Eugene Schnabel. Kennefh Schow, Henry Schol, David Schramm, Rober? Schuliz, Dale Seaberg. Fiffh Row: Seifu Selassie, Roger Sifford, George Siodin. Lois Slefvold, Elmer Sierner. James Sfoclze. Marold Shand. Sindh Row: Gordon Swanson, Paul Swedberg. John Teelers, Joanne Tillman. Eunice Trapp, Vincenfe Vargas, Waller Vomhof. 64 Firsf Row: Darrell Walwlsfrorn. Mariorie Wendorf, Anila Weflergren, Jerry Winch. Richard Wiifenborg. Ona Wiifman, Garmame Wanclafrash, Jeanne Youngquisf. Seconcl Row: Elaine Zuidema. 65 Sophomore Class Officers for I95I were James Ford,Presidenh Richard Enawall. Treasurer: lrven Nelson. Vice Presidenh and Virqinia Anderson, Sec relary, who was no? presenf when fhis picfure was lalren. Gfass of 3 2 esafcnlooffzhy asf 1 r The Chrislmas season is opened every year ai' Guslavus wilh lhe Fesfival of Sf. Lucia, 'lradilional Swedish ceremony. Chosen from five blonde sophomore candidales, Lucia is crowned before an early morning breakfasl' of Pepparlzalror and Lussehafler in Rundsirom lounge. Crowned wifh fha Swedish crown of candles and huckleberry leaves and dressed in a robe of while 'lied wilh ihe crimson sash is Evelyn Swenson, Sl. Lucia. and her a'H'endan'ls: Marilyn Andersen. Marcia Sodergren, Rulh Carlson, and Be'H'y Ness. T' ,x 2 gf- W ' A H V :tm I L ' 'by 1' : . 5' ' - Vg-, V4 av , if 9-J' ,W Y N I 'H R H A 5 A f , . t , ' Y A -9 ' ' 537 5. - 43 - 1' .A 1 W -f f W Ry 'V K 4 V A I - ,fi 'J'EfELiZE?:, Q an V wb? 1 V 9 all, .A M S viii' ' -J V1 lf: jo bf. .lf- Firsf Row: Doris Johnson. Douglas Johnson. Dwighl Johnson, Frances Johnson, Gene Johnson. Gerald Johnson. -Harris Johnson. Second Row: Norma Johnson, Roberf Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Wendell Johnson, Mariorie Kaus. Wendell Kiehl, Eugena Kindschuh. Third Row: Mariorie Knips, David Kobe, Carl Korpela, Roger Kranfz, Roberi' Kron, Lois Kruger. Faifh Kruger. Fourfh Row: Sally LaFond, C. Roberl' Larson, June Larson, Lowell Larson, Marvin Larson, David Lindenberg, Richard Lindlwolm. Fifih Row: Allen Lindslrom, Nancy Lindsirom, Lowell Linnes, Vern Loren, Jane? Lovold. Helmi Luilc. David Lunclgren. Sixih Row: David Lundin, Mar- lene Maclrenrofh, John Malm, Roberl' Marfens,. Donald Mafsiii, Beafla Malfson, Mary MaHson. 'Z 2 iw-A :s ,f x ' ix xff., 3 Firsi' Row: Roberf Miller, Sfuarf Minlcs, Priscilla Mohaupi, Zoe Ann Molander, Beverly ivlolslre, John Morse, William Morienson. Second Row: Wayne Myrum, Elaine Nagel, Charles Nelson, Curlis Nelson, lrven Nelson, Lloyd Nelson, Elizaberh Ness. Third Row: Phillip Newberg, Fred Niclclason. Janie Nielsen, Russell Nielsen, Carl Norberq, Lois Nordsirom, Tadashi Ogi. Fourih Row: Vernon Ogren. Donna Olson, Mae Olson. Marqueriia Olson, Russell Olson, Beverly Parks, Magaref Paplze. Fiffh Row: Charles Parrish, Carl Peilcerf, Aniia Fenner, Talifa Fenner, Fred Penrod, Audrey Jo Pelerson, Beverly Peferson. Sixfh Row: Jane Peferson. John Peierson, Lavinia Peierson, Milfon Peierson, Kaihleen Philbroolr. Pairicia Price, Roberi Reinerlsen. 70 l The Freshman Class Officers for l95l were Kenion Yosi, Presidenf: John Sendquisi and Harland Nelson, Treasurer. Gfass of - Sfaye ands' Selecfed 'lo reign over 'lhe Freshman Class were Verle Cerier and Mary Krougha The Fresh King and Queen were crowned during Freshman Weel: and are shown here enfhroned on fhe Freshman Floaf in il-no Homecoming Parade. 72 Vice Presideni: Joanne Thafcher, Secrefary: X if QS? Q A iw! WH-1' ! -L ,wt ' A 'vm my ' 35. : ga ,, 11? ,fl Y-.. a 'ff Fi - ' Vx :,: z.. V-. U - K 125 r'-4 xx ' ' - 4 , 1- , 4 I 5 Q , g F55 J 3- ,. ,.. . , P 9. ' if wil v xA?- lf 2 '1E N ZP: A32 ':::-- , ,.:. 5 3 1'f:'1, L , F559-, ' r .. + - A X Q , W , , aww, any ,A A mv .g if S+ IMA - Eirsf lgovz: Jeep Whife. Richard Wilsfermann, Paulina Louise, Lois WilleH, Pafricia Williamson, Dwayne Wise, Caryl Wold. Second Q ow o n Wrlghf, Kenfon Yost Dorothy Youngqulst Dolores Youngren. 79 Qbmuuigniium X- - 1 H X ii A . , f ., Ex f- gi l ,V igwk K xg 1 1 7 'I 2 'N ,I ,H 1. af-:s: 'I ' B :.: .,. .- .,,T Q3 t ,' 2 V if 3 P U FsrsT row Paul Nakamura Rev. Roberf Esbiornson. Marilyn Ulrich. JeaneTTe SchmidT. Marie Schafer. Donniver A. Lund. STan Benson Second row DelberT Anderson. Francis Dale, WinsTon Jensen. Dick Bloomdall, Dean Berg, Roger RoTvig, Tom Boman. Third row James Ford Marvin Olson. Dale HoTT. Russell Peferson. Waldo Lindberg, David Lindberg, KenTon YosT. LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSUTIIATIUN Every GusTavus sTudenT is a member of This organizaTion which sponsors such acTiviTies as LenTen services, LiTTle ASHRAM. dorm devoTions. Tireside services. all-school parTies. Co-Leaguers. Mission conferences, sTudenT depuTa- Tions Teams. and Sunday worship aT The STaTe HospiTal. The fund raising proiecT has been devoTed To purchasing a new car, and The salary of Dr. Daniel Frieberg, LuTheran STudenT Acfion. and an AugusTana Synod missionary. OTFicers for I950, selecTed by a voTe of The sTudenT body. were James Anderson, presidenT: STanley Benson, acTing president Marie Schaffer. secreTary: and ArT Dale. Treas- urer. Chairman of The Life and Growfh division was Rus- sell PeTerson and Chairman of Missions was David Lindberg. FaculTy advisors were Rev. RoberT Esbiornson and Mr. Doni- ver Lund. LefT lbelowlz Tom Boman. publiciTy direcTor 'for L.S.A.. and STanley Benson place e LenTen' Service posTer on a campus bulleTin board. Members of the Student Senate are clockwise Robert Jackson. Gordon Swanson, Kurt Goranson, Donn Larson. Ray Lundqunst Robert Olson Marv West Duane Johnson David Johnson Lyle Sprain. John Dobos. Forrest Chaffee. Luther Carlson. Don Wulf Peggy Berry Howard Rundquust James Nelson Delbert Anderson, Dr. Forell. Vern Bergstrom. Evodia Johnson. Marne Schafleu Paul Naukamura Roger Pearson Robert Ek Joanne Runez. STUDENT SENATE It's the iob of the Student Senate to serve the interests of the student body: motivated by this purpose. about 25 elected senators assemble each Monday evening during the school year to draw up plans. discuss problems. and generally promote the continuance of a democratic college community. In T950-Sl Bob Jackson held the senate gavel. He and four other officers were elected by campus-wide ballot a year ago to form the senate nucleous. Assisting Jackson as vice-president was Gordon Swanson. Joyce Holcomb served as social affairs chairman. Paul Nakamura as chairman of religious attairs. and Donn Larson. chairman of student publications. The Gustavus senate retained its affiliation with the United States National Students Association this yeari and served as host to the NSA's regional convention in April. The senate was the force behind numerous student proiects during the year. Such social functions as the Ye Olde Dayes gay nineties party were senate sponsored. The renovation of the Ranch House and its conversion into a recreation room and television lounge also had senate backing. Frost Week-end and the first Gustavus ski-trip to Mount Telemark originated on the senate drawing board. Other proiects included the spring campus clean-up. the campus chest drive which combined the solicitations of I5 charities. and a new bulletin board llettl. Firsf row: Twylah Lundquisf, Arden Hallz, Carol Hoorn. Lois Hesselrofh. Marianne Osfrum. Peggy Barry. Second row: Carolyn Moll. Miss Burnivedf. Donna Mae Daniel- son. Joan Cravens. Barbara Eckman, Leonore Anderson. INTER- ERATERNITY SENATE Fin? row: Marv Grunaih, Sian Bannon. Roberi Siosfrom. Howard Cox. Don Rylandar. Second row: Richard Backsfrom. Kon Sfrom, Don Andrews. David Lindberg. Third row: Jim Whiinoy. John Loo. Paul Smifh. Ray Lundquish 84 INTER- SURURITY SENATE , ea Firsf row: Dr. Alberf Swanson, Douglas Nygarcl, Gordon Cook. David Holmes, Russ Paulson, Vinceni' Vargas. John Carlson. Tom Bowman, George Siodin, Larry Brynell. Second row: C. Burien Gusrafson. George W. Anderson, lrven Nelson, Dan Borg, Lee Doering. Paul Johnson, Jack Teerers, Del Anderson. Kennefh Nelson. Adrian Wenner. Third row: Wendell Johnson. Rodney Hokanson. Marvin Wesr. Roberi' Lavine. Darrell Johnson. Ralph Beline. Lowell Linness. Knufe Lolclcesmoe. Roberl Larson, Richard MPHA PHI UNIEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a naiional service frafernify. composed of sludenfs who are or have been previously affiliafed wirh 'rhe Boy Scouls. The purpose of +he frafernify. as sei' 'forlh in ihe Narional Consfifulion. is To assemble college men in 'Phe fellow- ship of The Scoul' Oarh and Law. fa develop friendship and promore service fo humani'ry. Zela Epsilon is lhe official name of fhe Alpha Phi Omega frarerniry on campus. Service is +he lceynofe of APO's program. Campus improvemenr has beeh one of rhe main services lo Gusfavus since ifs ' crearion. Keep-off-fhe-grass signs have been posled lhroughour 'lhe campus every spring. In fhis proiecf, Zefa Epsilon has also co- operafed wifh The Sfudenr 'Senale in iis an- nual campus Clean-up Day. An Ugly Man confesi' was conducfed on campus This spring and 'lhe proceeds from rhis were used for fhe Zefa Epsilon Indian scholarship. Members of 'fhe fraferniry also have been serving as leaders in fhe local scour hoops. An all- srafe convenlion was held af Gusfavus fhis spring for rhe live chap+ers in Minnesofa. Selling programs and acfing as ushers have also been service proiecrs. Bur APO is nor all work. The social pro- gram is carried our wirh dale parries held fwice a year and fhe annual winler banquet Engwall. Donald Pererson. NAlIUNAl STUDENT ASSUCIATIUN Since i+s organizelion lhree years ago, 'H-ue Na- lional Sfudenl' Associalion has become an inlegral pan' of fhe Sfudenl' Senafe a+ Gusfavus. In co- opera+ion wifh 'the Senaie if has infroduced a pro- gram of exchange shows. 'Phe sludenl' rafing of fac- ul+y. lhe sludenf discounl' syslem. and a foreign 'f 'rravel program. I+ senl' six represen+a+ives 'lo the lg' 'lhirdl annual congress and was l1os'l lo 'llwe regional assembly lhis spring. Above: Represenfing Guslavus af fhe nalional congress in Ann Arbor. Michigan. were: Jo Anderson, Sue Anderson. Wayne Daubs, Roberl' Jaclcson, Faifh Kruger, and Bill Erickson. Firsf row: Mrs, Ermarlh. 'facully adviser. Donna Mae Danielson, Suzanne Anderson. Faiih Kruger. Joanne Anderson. Second row William Ericlcson. Dan Borg. Roberf Jackson. Raymond Lundquisf. Russell Paulson. 1 if fl ASSUUIATIUN UF WUIVIEN STUDENTS The Association of Women Sfudenls is an organiza- fion for all ihe girls on campus. lfs purpose is fo help 'lhe girls become befler acquainted and fo provide social evenis for all 'rhe girls. One large division of 'lheir worl: is The Big-LiHle Sisfer program: every new' siudenl' has an upperclass big sis'rer who welcomes her 'lo fha campus. The social funciions of fhe year include a Big-Lilfle sisier parfy in ihe fall and a formal ban- quel' in ihe spring. The mascof of ihe organizafion is Gussie fhe Duck, who plays an imporianf pari af all A.W.S. affairs. A. W. S. COUNCIL Firsl' Row: Arden Halls. Arms Jean Albers, Carol Maison. Donna Mae Danielson. Second row: Lois Nordsfrom, Lois Hesselrofh. Miss Burnfvedf. Barbara Nelson. 81 ' Y 7 . CHEMISTRY CTUB Firsr row: Elaine Nelson. Palsy O'Connell. Shirley Svenson, Char- lo'He Johnson. Shirley Lohuis, Carol Hoorn. Second row: Charles Carlson, Roberf Jackson, Donald Johnson. Fred Tidsfrom. Dr. Arne Langsioen. Theodore Torlzelson, Roberf Olson. Third row: Wendell Johnson, Sfanley Benson. Harlis Hanson, Dwighf Jaeger, Roland Hess. Kenneth Nelson. MATHEMATICS Firsfrow: Elaine Biorlclund, Elaine Nagel. Emily Kemp. Pafsy O'Con- Fred Tidsfrom. Lee Doering. Eugene Schnobel. Third row: Dr. Swanson, Jacl: Norman. Paul Srnifh. Sfanley LanHo, Adrian Wenner, nell. Marge Wendorf. Second row: Jack Peferson. Ken Tidsfrom. C l U B Charles Carlson. alla Firsf row: Clarence Budle, Charloffe Johnson, Carol Maison. Carol N- A M B D A Hoorri. Don Rylander. Second row: Chesler M. Olson. Wilfred Chong, Winsfon Jensen. Warren Doeslrin. Gene Payne. Third row: Kennefh Quisf. Andrew Seim. Arihur Glass. Roy Wahlberg. SIGMA Firsf row: Arles Roadfeldh Adele Lund. Myrtle Anderson. Floren- +ine Peferson. Marguerife Olson. Carol Roadfeldf. Second row Jean Benson. Delphine Hedfke, Lorraine Widmarlr, Amaryllis Sam- uelson. Elaine Nagel. Carol Maison. Lois Hesselrofh. Third row Marian Vorlicelr. Pal Price. Mariorie Broberg. Carol Biosfad HUME ECUNUMICS Marilyn Sfreef. Mary Lou Peferson. Gerfrude Walker. Rufh Schweer. C In U B G CLUB SVEA SUCIETY Firsr' row: Marvin Fogarfy. David Hauk, Richard Falkenhagen, Mr. Laube. Reynold Rehwaldf. Roberf Werness. Ray Larson. Second row: Charles Anderson. Roberf Jackson. Charles Carlson, Lloyd Maffhews. Lowell Sillman, Gerald Finn. Tom Zweiner, Roberl' Marlins. Al Swanson, Paul Hedin, Gerald Miller. Third row: Dennis Raarup, Keifh Dickie, Wallace Olson, Richard Becksirom. Ar? Adamson, Sam Odell. Charles Hardi, Fred Tidsirom, Gene Payne, Marold Pelerson. Fourth row: Marvin Gunderson, Dwighl Holcomb, Bill Peferson. Kennefh Quisf. Gordon Swanson, Vernon Ogren, Warren Hovren, Clinron Perkins, John Lee. Firsl' row: Mae Olson, Ruih Lundvall, Twylah Lundquisl, ZoeAnn Molander, Beverly Peierson, Beffy Lundgren. Virginia Ringslrom, June Larson, Belly Lindsfrand. Eunice Johnson. Second row: Dr. Conrad Peferson. Marvin Granafh. Winsion Jenson, Bud Nelson. Glen Oman. Vernon Ogren, Delmar'Chris+enson. Rodney Holcenson, Roberi' Ek. Third row: Charles Jacobson. Del Anderson. Deane Lundell. Waldo Lindberg, George Wolfe, Roger Pearson. GUSTAVUS EllUlIllllUNlll ASSUCIATIUN Firsl row: Myrlle Anderson, Joan Hansen, Bonnie Feehan. Lois Hesselrolh, Carol Maison, Florenline Pelerson. Shirley Lohuis Adele Lund. Carol Roadfeldl. Elaine Biorlclund, Edifh Peierson. Second row: Belly Correll, Lorraine Widmark. Rosemary Schwarlau Pal Pool. Marilyn Sfreel. Louise Borg, LaVonne Teske. Peggy Sfernaman. Charlolle Johnson, Jeanne Hanson. Marilyn Barnes Third row:'Elaine Johnson, Carolyn Pererson, Mary Mohaupf, Roy Wahlberg, Sam Odell, Sian Benson. Lee Deering, Marold Sfrand Bill Roberlz. Russ Paulson. Adrian Wenner. Myron Erickson, Myron Johnson. Firsi row: Rulh Hennix, Anila Weflergren, Joanne Bredenberg. Leonora Johnson, Ona Lee Wilfman, Beverly Jarchow Shirley Glowe, lvadelle Ransfrom. Second row: Jack Pelerson, Marvin M. Fogarly, Lois Marie Slefvold, Barbara Eclcman. Emily Kemp Marion Hier, Rulh Pelerson. Mariorie Wendorf. Wilfred Chong. Third row: Roberl' Yess, Reynold Rehwelcll. Mill' Olson. Clarence Budlze. Roberi Siosfrom. Raymond Thompson. Sem Odell. George W. Anderson, Ellis Jones. 91'- REPUBLICAN Firsi' row: Donald Johnson. Marvin Granaih. Joyce Lindell. Louise Borg. Ann Louise Johnson. Theodore Torlcelson. Roger Pearson. Second row: Glen Oman. Winsfon Jensen. Delmar Chrisfenson. Bruce Sandberg. Kenneih Nelson. Dennis Johnson, Roland Hess. Vern Bergsfrom. TRI Bm Firsi' row: Dorothy Johnson. Marilyn Anderson. Mary Lee Anderson. Gloria Anderson. Leonore Johnson. Marion Hier, Mary Iverson, Lois Mae Anderson. Second row: Lois Nordsfrorn. Renee Johnson, Donna Olson. Rufh Hennix. Joan Hansen, Myrrle Anderson. Ona Lee WiHman. Eunice Trapp. Third row: Bruce Sandberg. Raymond Thompson. Barbara Nelson. Louise Borg, Marold Sfrand. George Winfon Anderson. Firsl row: DuWayne Hofferf, Dicl: Brubacher, Bill Peferson, Warren Hovren, Waller Vomhof, Bud Johnson, Clinfon Lomis. Second row: Elaine Johnson. Arlene Hansen, Wayne Ripley, Ellis Jones, Richard Lindholm. Ches+er'Salmela, Fred Nicklason, Joel Hansen, Floyd Schulfz, Joris Kranh, Kenny Easflund, Edifh Peierson, Rufh Peferson. Third row: Rufus T. Logan, Gordon Sandbaken, Arfhur Adamson, Dick Brown, John Bracken, George S'l'apf, Dwighi' Holcomb. Charles Frafzke, John Bloom. Edsel Barberg, Carl Nelson, Ed Krull, Clare McRosfie. Fourjh row: Lowell Sillman, Lloyd Mathews, Don Wulf, Paul Elofson, Charles Anderson, George Wolfe, Vernon Brodeen, Roberf Jensen, Ray Larson, Ken Strom, Harold Carlson, John Schmillen, Myron Johnson. Dean Munson. Mary Iverson, lvadelle Randsirom. Marilyn Beschnefh Junnne Brown. Second row: Amaryllis Samuelson, Arlene Hansen. Lois Hesselrofh. Irene Carlson, Armaieen Albers, Joei1 Hansen. Myrtle Anderson. Third row: Mariorie Knips, Jo Anne Alrerson. Skippy Holmgren. w U M E N V U 'I' E R S Marilyn Sfreeh Jeanne Youngquisf. Joan Lorenfzen. Donna Mae 93 I. E A G U E U F Firsf row: Carol Roadfeldf, Lois Mae Anderson. Evel n Swenson. Danielson Donna Lou Ulrich 52-ef' is-,exgiee eeeggggf H me is emi me mee-enema ' H N Emma is .Q mme-is DEllA EPSllUN UMIURUN HISTURY CLUB seem gi-:mx-.mee e sz is is e 1 Qmme see H H e F Ewan H 1 in is new me exe Y: E is sw een Firsf row: LaVonne Chrisfenson, Lois Mae Anderson. Mary lverson. Mary Lee Anderson. Jean Mildred Anderson. Joann Lillehei. Bar- bara Lundberg. Second row: Paul Nakamura. Ronald Holmquisr. Donna Mae Danielson. Gloria Anderson. Barbara Nelson. Carolyn Moll. Peggy Berry. Florence Johnson. George A. Olson. Third row: Winsfon Jensen, Dennis E. Johnson. Ray K. Gulliclxson. Glen Oman. Delmar Chrisfensen. Roger Pearson. Marvin Wesf. Ray Lundquisf. Lloyd Mafhews. Russ Paulson. Firsf row: Walker Vomhof. Anifa WeH'ergren. Irene Carlson. Jy'He Pedersen. Peggy Berry, George Anderson. Second row: Russ Paulson. Ken Sfrom. Reynold Rehwaldf. Bruce Sandsfrom. mem--,e'um'ee mefmmi. Hmmm Emi igifikwl weave em-me I een me mer' ' me me - is swim' nga HE Em-HTH!! e if, ve lx S le is lm meme em 1 1 e Bs 94 is new sem 51. we l l 1 PI KAPPA num William Roberlz. Dr. Ove Olson. Rosemary Schwarlau. Professor Evan Anderson, Maynard Jacobson. n DEMOCRAT CLUB Firsf row: Clarice Bernfson, Amaryllis Samuelson. Irene Carlson. Jeanne Ander- son, Margaref Berry. Second row: Wil- liam Erickson. John Nelson. Allen Hib- bard. Russell Paulson. NAllUNAl UULLEGIATE PlAYERS Firsl' row: Nancy Gus1'afson. Rosomary Schwarfau. Shirley Swenson. Second row: Richard Johnson. Mrs. Evan Anderson. Gerald Paforson. STUDENTS UF DEMUURATIC ACTIUN Firsi' row: Clarice Bernfson, Jeanne Anderson, Amaryllis Sam- uelson. Margaref Berry, Irene Carlson. Second row: Allen Hibbard. William Erickson, Russell Paulson, John Nelson. V ..,, .iw Firsi' row: Joan Hansen. Rhoda Smifh. Marilyn Barnes. Rufh Zim- merman. Carolyn Peferson, Dorolhy Johnson. Second row: Winsfon Jensen, Roger Sheik, George W. Anderson. William Roberiz, David Lindberg. John Palmquisf. Floyd Schulh. Firsl' row: Marvin Granafh. Evodia Johnson. lrene Wallner, Adele Lund. Louise Borg. Florence Johnson. William Mackey. Second row: Dr. Winfield. James Ford. Vince Vargas. Michael Anderson. Dean Gevilc. Dr. Forell. Third row: Winsfon Jenson, Irvin Nelson. Glen Oman. Donald Giisfafson. John Nelson. IUTA DELTA GAMMA PHILUSUPHY CLUB 97 W HKEQ mfed eggjw HHH gauge Egg: 2 B Hmmm 14 gm ' 'iss , was L sims mi ,' M , . HSV M masses -H5 Wwrm .mn mg 558181 ,E-,www mama?-.ev-W ig mme f ,we manage. L mf' F me misss M M H f H M M EH av mee eggs Ex Qgmm Mfg: MEMS-Hg ,genie uwgf any eneemnm N885 ml E . has ATHLETIC BUARD sz am if 14 iw 1 ss um mmm sm mum ..1m-lm Znmilieiefm Him me Seafedi Rvd I-GWSUU. Ver' YOUHQ. N. P. Langsjoen. Roberf Arndf, George W. Anderson. Sfandings Roberf Olson. Reynold Rehwaldf. Arnold Carlson. Richard Loube. Paul Sfeen, Reber? Levine. Vic Gusfafson. W J was QEKW 1 Firsf row.: Lois Nordsfrom. Virginia Anderson. Sally LaFond. Bonnie Feehan, Adele Lund. Lois Mae Anderson. Mary Iverson. Gerry Erickson. Carol Roedfeldf. Jean Anderson. Beffy Ness. Joan Gusfafson. Lois Braff. Marcia Sodergren, Joann Chrisfenson. Armalean Albers. Second row: Lavinia Peferson. JoAnne Akerson, Carol Maison. Pai' Pool. Ann Komah. Marilyn Johnson. JoAnn Gusfafson. Carol Gusiafson. Bonnie Seaberg. Donna Mae Danielson. Rufh Carlson, Rifa Hale, Joan Erickson. Evelyn Swenson. Marianne Osfrom. Arnie Weffergren. Third row: Joanne Runez. Joyce Wesfin. Marilyn Barnes. Renee Johnson. Janei Chrisfenson. Beverly Bonn. Barbara Nelson, Marilyn jifreefllllflean Youngquisf. Evangeline Hallsirom. Donna Lou Ulrich. Joyce Holcomb. Joan Warner, June Siem, Nancy Lindsfrom. ane isen. ALPHA PHI RHU The Alpha Phi Sororify. organized in I'-7I5. has in ifs midsf af fhe presenf fime 52 fypical Swedish-American young girls. This group of lively Swedes has capfured some of fhe colorful cusfoms found in America fhrough fheir fradifional acfivifies. For insfance. fhey begin fhe fall wifh a Gypsy rushing parfy. Lafer a fypical American hayride is held af which some Gusfie fellow is chosen as fhe Alpha Phi Sweefhearf, and wifh fhe arrival of March l7+h, a Sf. Pa'frick's Day parfy is celebrafed wiih fhe sororify colors of green and whife playing a predominanf role. Ofher acfiv- ifies include sponsoring a Spring Sfyle Show feafuring girls from ofher sororifies as models. fha Homecoming Luncheon. fhe Senior Brealzfasf. and. of course. fhe banquefs. ln fhe Alpha Phi Flapper Show. Lois Nordsfrom gives 3 ouf wifh Yes sir. fha'f's my baby! First row: Mariorie Brobreg, Marilyn Bloon. Faith Chell. Norma E. Johnson. Florentine Peterson, Myrtle Anderson, lvy Ringdehl. Marilyn Beschnett, Mary Ann- Stollenwerlc. Mariorie Kaus. Second row: Bernice Johnson, Lorraine Widmarlr, Charlotte Johnson. Janet Lavold, Ruth Hennix, Shirley Huselid. Shirley Glowe, Gail Huslender, Shirley Lohuis, Fran Johnson. Third row: Jytte Peterson. Carolyn Moll. Elaine Johnson, Mary Mohaupt. Mary Mattson. Betty Hennix. Arden Hallc, Betty Hal- vorson. Verlaine Edquest, Ruth Zimmerman. lllfllll PHI Blue Monday through Black Thursday were the chaotic but' colorful days of Delta initiation week. What does insubordinetion mean? Homecoming was both a show and a blow. lt you used your imagination. that was a horseshoe on the float. As tor the blow. never ash a Delta to eat tuna salad! Food poisoning was the' disastrous result. Bi-monthly supper meetings at Rundstrom .were a new innovation this year, while the traditional ,music shop rushing party. mother-daughter banquet. and a St. Pet's party added to the entertainment. ' Climaxing .the activities were the tall and spring ben- quets. As Stall explainedfwhile speaking for all the pledges at the Holiday for Strings banquet. Those strings which were loose at tirst are bound tighter with every passing dey until they 'Form the bond of friendship thatrnelzes us Delta Phi's. 4 Below: Delta girls at Rundstrom get together often to compare ideas and catch up on the news. i r Farsi row: Carol Hoorn. Shirley Svenson, Elaine Nagel Irene Ldrlson Leonore Johnson Peggy Siernamen Gloria Anderson Second row: Shirley Swanson, Shirley Duncan. Marion Hier. Barbara Eckman Eunice Trapp Evodia Johnson Third row June Larson Marlrey VanLander. lhleen Nelson. OnaLee WiHman. IUlA BETA One of fha oldesi' sororifies on 'rhe hill. 'rhe l.B.'s were organized in l904 and were lrnown as fhe Independenr Blessings. Some of +he fradirional acfivifies are the annual pira+e rushing par+y. ihe' pirafe picnic. fhe senior brealrfasf. and 'the spring and fall banquefs. During inifiafion 'I'he l.B.'s pledges can be disfinguished by 'lheir hobo-sticks and 'iheir fime-felling service on Old Main sfeps. The l.B.'s are proud of +heir many faculfy alumns. Right: l.B. girls are nof only inieresfed in music li'Hle things like diamond rings are qui+e im porfanf foo. Firsl' row: LaVonne Chrisfenson, Elaine Zuidema. Joan Cravens. Mary Lee Anderson, Carol Lee, Jackie Hughes. Pai Carlson. Barbara Lundberg. Norma Carlson. Second row: AnneH'e Porter, Joanne Heyman. Lavonne Lindquist, Shirley Erickson. Joan Lillehei. Helen Nelson. Joanne Breden- berg, Janef Balmer. Carol Rehlaff. Third now: Arlene Hanson. Lois Carlson. Marge Knips. Margaref Paplre. Margarei' Berry, Louise Borg, Emily Kemp. Beverly Molsfre. Joanne Tilman, BeH'y Hawlrenson. Darlene Hill. The i950 Homecoming broughi' a double honor S I G M A D E L .Il A .lo ihe Sigma Delia Sororiry: 'lhair presidenf. Joan Cravens, reigned as Homecoming Queen. and Tor fha firsf iime 'l'hey enfered a 'llocrl' in 'lhe parade. The fradiiional Chinese rushing parfy in 'lhe fall was highly successful. Several of +he eighteen new members were feafured in +he annual Sigma acquafic show in fha swimming pool al' fha Junior Carnival. Wearing purple cashmere sweafers with fha gold emblem. +he Sigmas have main+ained an S acfive membership on lhe hill since I9I4. Two S1 S annual banquefs, a mofher and daughler ban- ismfmili quef, supper meetings. and numerous small parfies conlribule foward a busy social life. Conse- quenfly, +he Si mas are now eafing more choco- Iare candy andg buying more wedding giffs than ever before. Plastic foaln was used io carry oul' the H 'lheme of the Sigma winfar banquef. which was Lef's Go Modern. Firsf row: Elaine Biorlxlund, Colleen Davidson. Mary Edlund. Pauline Sleinlce. Doro'l'hy Videen. Marlene Maclzenroih, Marguerife Olson. Second row: Joan Hansen. Fail'h Kruger. Dona Amundson, Lois Hesselrofh, LaVonne Teslce, Marilyn Anderson. Audrey Jo Peferson. Delphine Hedflre. Third row: Carolyn Peferson. Jeanefie Weaver. Suzanne Anderson, Joanne Anderson. Bernice Johnson. Skippy Holmgren, Sandy Anderson. Mary Lee lsalrson. Have a piece of fudge. Someone in 'lhe sororify iusi go'l' engaged, and lradilion has if 'fhaf in such an evenl lhe lucky girl produces a balch of fudge. Tradi- 'lion is sfrong in 'lhe Tau Mu Tau sororify, which was organized in l904 as 'Phe iirsl' sororiiy on ihe Hill. ln keeping wifh cusloms handed down for generafions, This year 'feafured 'the lndian rushing parfy: iniliafion nighf with lhe pledges. whose heads were covered wifh white pillow cases. resembling 'lhe Ku Klux Klan: fhe pledge dinner and formal inifialion by candlelighl: lhe early morning oufdoor breakfast lhe fall and spring 'formal banquels: and fhe wiener roasls. wiih and wifhouf lmen. 'lhal isl. The T.M.'s. with lhe invaluable aid of lheir brolher frafernify, fhe Omega Kappas. won the homecoming wheelbarrow race. lf was fhe firsl' of such races. so if isn'1 a fradilion. buf il could become one. .. 4Mw..,f, lllll IVIU lllU Below: Tau Mu Tau maidens galher 'round lhe campfire leepee al' fhe fall rushing parfy. fm? 44 - el -r 1 oulside N lheir ,i ' .,, : e J.. .. A, sau V 'Q 1 ..5:5,.:,pg. We U-:ff.:.:1,., Z 15 . .lm it f T e Q - E ...,.. , , .I ,X I, -1 4 K 1, g fl i H 1 Tiki i ii .. 9 0, I V 4 ,,,' va 5 I H sei -r -if .Q 4 f -r Sf- - p ' gig., W. pw ' . -5 J A A .5 K . . I r S , was Q, 1 Leg . tr i f g, , 5 Y? 4 ' V 319- X ' 4 f -KA .' in ' ' ff . :' vein F 1 1 , . r lg. 'A .lxwf - 1' , f4' , i41l-ff. XXXL.,-5 5.1 4 ,gig ,, U -YAV ig :U U g., , 55.1, -.-:2 :?.. ,, QL hi fi? 5 --f-7-if , -. , . Q A Q.. ,gna.,,,2 'i f - K 103 - ' : Virginia F 1' : P E d hl, Je nne Hanson. LaVonne Flom, Ednlh Peferson. BeH'y Reusch. Eldlne Nelson- Second 'OW ' I Lilrriddiearii Paef:3yO'lk:e:nnell. aEfhel Alderman, Dorofhy Conrad, Dorofhy Johnson, Ruih Peferson. Marge Wendorf. Third FOW- Rhoda Smifh, Verna Lindgren. Beverly Peferson. Jeaneffe Schmidf. Beverly Johnson, Twylah Lunclquusf. lHElA XI GAMMA Youngsters? Yes. fhal may be frue. buf with respeci fo syears only. We lmow fhaf in comparing our experi- ences. which broughf borh pleasures and disappoinrmenls. wifh fhe experiences of ofher sororifies, we are essen- 'lially no younger fhan fhey. lf is while we are sisfers in college fhal' we share experiences which one day shall be cherished memories. The memories of iniiiafion wifh all ifs humble servifude. 'lhe richness of ihe caramels and 'the fudge offer 'lhe Junior Carnival, ihe joys lfor we shall minimize +he worriesl of our fall and spring formals. fend fo bind our ries of friendship more closely 'lo- gefher. Thus 'lhe memories of Green and Gold shall become more precious as years go by. 104 Below: Plans were begun formal banquef. early for fhe winrer Eirst reg: Marvin Granath. Darrell Wehlstrom. Thomas Boman. Don Rylander. Don Johnson. Seitu Selassie. Theodore Torlrelson. amgs eterson. Second row: Roger Larson..Wnllnam Robert-z. John Bracken. Bud Johnson. Fran Dale. John Schmillen. Carl Nior erg. David Johnson. Richard Engwall. Third row: Don Wulf, Wendell Johnson. Dean Eggen. Dale Hansen. William Domning. R'Cl1Gl'Cl Bful-16Cl16l'. Chester Johnson. Marold Strand, Robert Els. Verner Gustafson. Those gold and maroon keys that are constantly seen on maroon sweaters around the Gustavus campus may seem to be iust another fraternal emblem. but along with home- coming floats that are built but never quite get into the parade. they are a never-to-be-changed part ot the Eppie's thirty-year tradition. The Eppie pledges only have to learn to ioin in the close harmony ot frat serenades. savor to the fullest Gustavus' best guarded secret. Eppie stew. and they are full-fledged members of Epsilon Pi Alpha. Ot course a full weak of conditioning is necessary before it is safe to partalce of Eppie stew. The Homecoming Katte Kalas. the numerous supper meetings. and the fine spring and 'Fall banquets are all part of the social functions that bring the Eppies together in their usual atmosphere of friendly good cheer. They also try to malre their existence felt by such gestures as their Sl.000 Student Union Pledge and other activities of benetit to Gustavus. President Carlson accepts the Eppies' SL000 pledge card for the Erling Enquist Memorial fund from Don Rylander and Don Wulf. , N EPSIlUN Pl ALPHA First row: Fulton Klinkerfues. Don Bengston, John Aufderhide. John Peterson. Jack Teeters, Kenneth Tidstrom. Matt Webster. Bill Forbes. Second row: John Kunz. Lowell Sillman, Jerry Kuss, Fred Tidstrom, Marlin Brandt, Paul Glaeser. Ed Benson. Gwain Gilles- pie. Third row: Robert Miller, Robert Siostrom, Carl Griep, Chuck Hanna. Hank Ruggles, Sam Odell. Dennis E. Johnson. Roger Benson. s N lilil-l Those of us on the Gustavus campus who had grown accustomed to the flaming red sweaters embossed with the threatening chief's head that used to be the dis- tinctive garb of a member of the Chi Iota Kappa fra- ternity had to go through it all again when they suddenly began to sport even brighter iit was possiblel jackets again adorned with a chieftain's head. The new version of the indian seems to have accepted the fact that the white man is here to stay. since he sardonically gazes at the world as though even a cold war wouIdn't pay. Even without these new iaclcets the Chieftains live up to their name as do the teepees that they erect during initiation weelc and the blanket-wrapped, feather-esconsced pledges who go through this period of pleasant condition- ing, planning ino doubtl on going on the warpath against their pledgemasters. That all thoughts of inter-tribe warfare soon vanish is evident as the members of Chi Iota Kappa, imbued with the fraternal spirit that prevails whenever they meat. build lifelong friendships. Three Chieftains admire their new iaclcet design which has made itself quite evident around the campus this year. Firsf row: Paul Nakamura, Dean Berg. Roger Sheik. Virgil Wesilund. Charles Jacobson George Olson Claude Nagaushn Wilfred Chong. Second row: Ray K. Gullickson. Richard GaviH. Donald Berg Lloyd Maihews Wnnsfon Jensen Fred Nncklason David Lindberg. Delmar Chrisienson. Harold Lolrensgard. Third row: George W Anderson Donald Lorrie Paul Swedberg Bud Nelson, Don Andrews. Deane Lundell. James Nelson. Vernon Brodeen Bruce Sandberg John Solensien GAMMA PHI UIVIEGA The Gammas are now in 'iheir ihird year of acfiviiy af Gusiavus. They are quiie young compared fo many of ihe ofher frais. but 'they have ceriainly made ihemselves known, around campus wiih fheir Frosi Week-end Oueen candidaie, fheir homecoming floafs. and 'iheir various frafernify-sponsored all-school funcfions. The Gamma Phi Omega fraierniiy was originally organized for iwo purposes: social and 'scholas+ic. The honor poinf averages mighf bear checking. buf ihe social side of fha fraf has evidenced iiself in all-school parfies and +heir spring and fall banquefs. The scholarship provided by +his frafernify for some incoming sfudeni each year does verify fha? fhe Gamma Phi Omega is a service frafernify as well as social. Righfz Two members of Gamma Phi Omega sei' up their coai-check concession. fhe profiis of which are used io help finance fheir siudenf scholarship. IW Firsi row: Al Lundberg, Jim Sfocke. Harry Lindlan. Robert Ahlsfrom. LuVerne Jaeger. Professor Creel. Larry Hogan. Second row: Roberf Iseli, Gerald Emholfz. John Heiling, Carl Nelson. Howard Cox, Terry Moores. Dale Keck. Third row: Norman Flaafen. Al Swanson, Dick Brown. Gerald Goldschmidf. George Siodin. Dan Borg. Dick Hennemufh. Lee Doering, Curr Dieh, Don Osell. Don Carlson. Marv Wesf. Fourlh row: Herman Grefe, Dale Halberg, Roger Lundgren. Wally Bernhardson. Kurl Goranson. Chuck Kenf, Roberl' Luedlke, Donn Larson, Ronald Johnson. Ken Pelerson. Roy Berfelsen. KAPPA SIGNIA CHI How do you explain if-fhe enlhusiasfic drive of fhe whole Kappa Sigma Chi frafernify. +ha+ is? Well, you see if's fhis way: affer a Kappa Sig pledge goes 'lhrough 'rhe iniliafion wifh ifs emphasis on body-building. 'lhey are in such good shape Thai' fhey don'+ know whai' fo do wifh all of fheir exuberance during fhe res? of fheir college career. They are also unusually fidy abouf fha campus affer fha? lender week. Any way you look af if. fhe Kappa Sig iniria- fion is efficienfly run, and before il' is half over the pledge begins fo fhink 'l'ha'l' burlap underwear is reason enough for iiching fo be a member. Of course 'the fellows who wear fhe whife sweerlers wifh 'Phe red fcrch insignia are known for ofher fhings 'loo-fheir elaborafe Homecoming floafs. their bi-weekly supper meal'- ings and fheir long-fo-be-remembered spring and 'Fall ban- quefs. Leff: Two Kappa Sigs seek advice on planning a rushing K5-' , qmail , pary program from lheir advisor. Mr. Creel. IC First row: Clarence Fischer, Charles Carlson. Chester Salmela, Clifford Meschlce, Winston Lindberg, Dan Hansen. Ken Eastlund. Second row: Jack Peterson. Stan Benson, Harlis Hanson, Harold Carlson, Myron Johnson. John C. Bloom. Edsel Barberg, Clarence Budlce. Third row: Roland Hess. David Kobe. Darrel Johnson. John Norman. Charles Nelson. Vern Ogren. Allen Hibbard. Dean Munson, Milton Olson. Below: Several Greys show brotherly concern and loyalty as they help an unfortunate member get his snowbound car in action again. NU UPSllllN GANINIA The Grays used to be known as the Birdwatcher's So- ciety because of the insignia on their sweaters. It irlued 'them no end so they decided to design a new emblem-it 'too has an eagle on it. That means that there must be some deep rooted significance in this eagle. but a slight amount of poorly conducted research has failed to uncover any connection between this bird and the Nu Upsilon Gamma fraternity, unless it could be the angleworms which play such an important part in their initiation ceremony. The Grays are a merry group of young men who spec- ialize in nothing in particular and almost everything in gen- eral, but who are proud to be lmown as members of this fellowship of lzindred spirits. Characters all. that is. who get together for swell supper meetings. parties, stag and drag. and their fall and. spring banquets. Firsr row: Roger Sifford, Tom Zwiener. Garmame Wandafrash, Joris Kraniz. Warren Doeskin. Gram' Pererson. Dewey Porier. Roberi' Olson. Roberf L. Smifh. David Lundin. Second row: Ray Larson. Ray Lundquisf, Lowell Erickson, Merald Peierson. Ken Sfrom. George Sfapf, Jim Ford. Jon Osfrom, Red Miller. Myron Erickson, Jack Joern, Dave Lindenberg. Third row: Dwighf Holcombe. Roberf Smiih, Paul Boslrom. Paul Elofson. Gordie Swenson. Haldo Norman. Phil Hall. Dick Johnson. Roland Preuss. Roberi Jensen. UNIEGA KAPPA The fradirions of ihe Omega Kappa frafernify have grown as have fhe 'Friendships fosfered in iis 'forly-four year hisfory. The OK pledge is well indocrrinafed in 'these fra- difions and learns rhis hisfory well in ihe week of inifiafion which ends in e nighf of farming before he becomes a member during ihe solemnly formal inducfion ceremony held al' rhe home of iheir feculfy advisor, Prof. George Anderson. The OK's are proud of fheir members who were on fhe Gusfies' I950 Championship foofball feam as well as fhe achievements of ihose who are golfers. wresllers, ac+ors. and all fhe rest , Their beeufifully decorafecl banquefs. fheir eFFicieni'ly run business meefings lfhere was one oncel. 'lheir home- coming reunions. and all 'lheir oiher funciions noi' only serve fo bind fhe members of fhe fra? more closely fogefher, buf also io deodorize fhe memories of fhe lesf baich of pledges. Leif: Pufting 'rho 'final touches on part of fhe elaborafe decorations for 1'heirjFall'banquei are fwo OKs. Firsf row: Alvin Swanson, Professor N. P. Langsioen. Reynold Rehwaldl. Second row: Lloyd Nelson, Tsugio Ikeda, LeRoy Carler. Gordon Sandbalcen, Clinl Lomis, Jim Guslafson. Joel Hansen. Wayne Ripley. Gene Hanson, Charles Fralzlze, Wick Olson. Third row: Russ Lundquisl, Wallace Brunswold. Bob Jackson. Floyd Schullz, Bud Chrislenson. Ralph Hixon. Paul Hedin. Paul Smilh. Cal Knulson, Lowell Fox, Carl Leaf. Gordon Holm. Bob Werness. Howard Rundquisl. Fourlh rowzl Warren Hovren. Russ Guslafson, Ari' Adamson. Howard Madsen. Curf Nelson. Ken Quisi. Bill Peierson, Fred Penrod. Clinl' Perkins, Bill Reber. Dick PHI ALPHA Anderson. Roger Erickson. Jim Whifney. Phi Alpha. fhe 'Frafernify of baslcefball players. charac- fers. foofball players. characlers. and more characlers. One mighf almosf say 'lhal' fhe Phi Alphs are a character build- ing 'fra'l'. Their inifialion cerfainly is a long sfep in 'lhal direcfion as fhe pledges learn 'lo be lzind 'lo dumb animals lwe're lallcing aboul fhe animal parade. noi lhe old mem- bersl: lake a shorl' course in music apprecialion and give band concerfs from lhe sfeps of Old Main: and even fake 'lime oul' for recreafion lor perhaps lhey're iusf dodging pledge maslersl as 'lhey precfice iree climbing. Proud of the dominance of fheir fra+erni+y in+ra-mural 'l'eams, as well as fheir many members on 'lhe various varsify leams, lhe Phi Alphs also seem fo be able lo add a carefree nofe fo anyfhing from campus life in general lo lheir care- fully planned and execufed business meelings. lThey sfarfed out as a debafing sociefy. buf loolc whaf happenedll Their floafs in 'Phe homecoming parade are also quite carefree as fhey loo have a large amounf of charac+er. Their forty or more year 'lradilion has always, as if does now. exam- plified the linesf in genial, frafernal comradeship. Below: Here is shown one of lhe more usual scenes in lhe canfeen as a group of Phi Alphs clusler around a fable drinking coffee. First row: Jacl: Shatter. Marvin Gunderson. Dick Beckstrom, Chuck Hardt, Gene Payne. Robert Yess. Second row: Bruce Rollott. Gerald Finn. Earl Clements, Marvin Fogarty. Frank Koenecke, Robert Peterson. Richard Hovenden. Third row: Vale Pengra. J'im Svoboda. Jim Malmquist. Robert Schultz. Charles Anderson, Robert Bertoch, Darwin Pehrson. lAU PSI UNIEGA Below: An anxious member seelcs the tloor at a Red business meeting as the rest of the frat gets ready to argue with him. For many years the Tau Psi Omega fraternity has been lrnown as the Little G-Club and their members have not changed the aptness of that nickname. tor there are still many representatives of the Gustie Athletic teams in this group. The Reds go right on winning all-state and other honors in the sports world. But all tall: is not of football in this fraternity as its members ioin in their social 'functions such as smolnors and banquets and in their to-the-point initiation weelr. If at some future anniversary there could be a reunion of all the past members of Tau Psi Omega. I ern sure that the outstanding feature of the gathering would be the collection of all-time Gustavus football greats. lil T X fllmwies N..- Z 5 HH H' 5 H x inf H 'M ,.,.,, M es ,sm .:. .: X Wm 5- X HZ!! 'Eiga 7 wg-'N A 'mga Q W E WHA Pl -W' sf 11 Taj 1 W sfps we , Y ., 3 , I, .N M? Q x 5, my js ,gm M Eat. f J 5? ' BQR X A .L E , aa. Q :5,:g1jf Qu -.4 Nifmzwli -amiga QA ' H? ,ss mam sm Joan Cravens was crowned I950 Home- coming Queen by Miss Hawaii af a cerei mony which was proceeded by a conceri' by fha Symphony Band. Lovely Queen Joan is e Commercial Educaiion maior from Milaca. and belongs fo 'fha Sigma Delia sororify. l'm speechless. she said when she was ap- proached by Marv Wesi' wifh fhe microphone. Marv was chairman of fhe Coronafion Com- mifiee. HUIVIEUUIVIIN 6,1950 Leff: Guesf of honor af ihe cqronafion was Miss Hawaii. Del-Fin Poaha. who came from Hamline. where she a'Hends college. fo assisf wi+h fhe homecoming fesfivifies. Below: AH'endan+s fo Queen Joan were. leff. Carol Maison and Bonnie Seaberg. and righf. Lois Mae Anderson and Marlrey VanLander. HUNIEUUIVIING VARlIElY SHUW Leif: Show Boa+ was The fheme of fhe Homecoming varie+y show. Sfar of +he show was George Grim. WCCO announcer and Minneapolis Tribune columnist, who acfed as +alenl' scour. Mr. Grim was also on lhe campus lhe following morning, when he presenfed his regular radio program from 'the pancake breakfasl' in +he gymnasium. Left cenler: Mr. Grim sings, foo. Accompanying himself on 'lhe piano. he delighred 'rhe audience wifh 'lunes like Bye Bye Blackbird and Egyplianella. Here he is shown wifh Roger Larson, masfer of ceremonies for fhe producfion. Left below: Sambo. does yo' know how dey discovered iron ore? Dey smeli if. Righf from fl-ne Deep Soufh was fhe Minslrel Show. Joanne Runez is rendering Mammy, accompanied by Renee Johnson, Donna Lou Ulrich. Joan Chrisfenson. lnlerlocufer Donna Danielson, Joan Warner, Barbara Nelson. Joan Onkka, Pa? Fool. and Marianne Oslrom. Below: Roger Magnuson, Paul Swedberg, Chuck Jacobson and Duane Flogsfad comprise a male quarfeffe 'lhaf never saw fhe inside of a barber shop. 2: r . sggfggig e 39 'Ui' H me ess Qeqsssaee enemy xl nf-- w semen M , e mix ,e me is , I B E is 5 Q : is if ini.-was . ,we m W ,M Q ,Ii M H , H I fx' , . ic rr' ' I Q ew 2 , Q- za .ie -- xv an :ie ,X N an me-an if een gm ei 5 B Q ,Wee e 11 smfwiw K -U -is ,I e :eff is-... le W X gage v 1 V is . Vz.: age 4, me FEE K HBH ' 5 We Xe in F Righ+: Firsf prize wen+ +o The Alpha Phi sororify for Their floai, sfrikingly done in silver, black and while. Leff: Heading 'the Homecoming Parade was +he Class of '5I floa+ bearing Queen Joan Cravens and her a++encIan+s: Lois Mae An- derson, Marlrey Van Lander, Carol Ma'H'son, and Bonnie Seaberg. f4 - HUIVIEGUIVIING PARADE Below: A pasfel-colored nursery rhyme boo? won fhird prize for 'ihe Tau Mu Tau sororify. 9 'wfgwsi .TEIEL Above: The Grey fra+erni1y float honored Joan Zipoy as 'lheir sweeihearf. 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' - l.f..:.: 1- - , .e ' ' 'V . -- .gi V., I --I I I ' 11.1 2 - 512 V 1 ' 2.2 L':f-- , L - 1 1 a msn. was a - a V 1 ss ss mn mm ss mms mn . 12 ss ,H Bm vm ,nm mn .rsxsfxssw Yr I I .1,.: um 'ware'- 1: ' 1. Q iv- ilnpf . 5-1 1 Frosf Weekend--wifh skiing, fobogqaning. snowball fighis. broom hockey, square dancing, and Oh. yes. a queen coniesf. Picfured above leff, is Queen Joan Onlnka, and righf. Queen Joan drubbing Maynard Jacobson, presideni' of the Gamma frafernify. her sponsor. ERUSE WEEKEND , I ,, , , ,, W. All fha pancakes you can ea? for ten cenfs-served Safurday morning in The cafeferia by Ari' Gard and Tom Boman. Tha+'s Professor Glass behind the harmonica at 'Hue Saturday nigh? Frosf Frolic show. we 1 . I 3 V 4 , , ,. 119 If 'lhe mos? virile man is ihe one wifh ihe ousfanding beard. fhe honor belongs +o Ari Gard, af 'Phe boffom. The ofher our- sfancling members of +he male popularion may be viewed by iurning 'ihis page around. The beard confesi' was held in con- neciion wi'rh Frosi Weelr-end. bu? 'ihe final iudging was ef 'rhe campus chesf variefy show. CAMPUS CHEST DRIVE Above: l1 s iusl e friendly pie-fhrowing confesf. wifh no malice in- volved. and if's all for e good cause. She boughf 'Phe privilege ef fha campus chesi' eucfion. Righfz Roger Pearson was fhe highest bidder a+ fhe eucfion for fhe privilege of being presideni for e dey. Dr. Carlson aHended Roger's clesses for him end fool: over his iob af a downfown cafe. while Roger speni fhe dey furning down feculry members' requesfs for pey raises. 120 SS? QM 3 asf? 'Ag-s,l5A5g 3 l Q Q- --- 3 were :-ue: Q ir. :az ' p s i ss -r:. R aw if B s Q , FACULTY FULLIES Righh This is sfaiion FAC-TV. The man said. and from 'rhaf momenf ihe faculfy 'lelevised a day's program before fhe 5 . 0 Q wandering eyes of sfudenfs who iammed 'Phe audiforium. To fhe righi is Arfhur lDonl Gregory's own Bill Lawrence in fhe person of Floyd Marfinson. r erssrzhsfgfsifie Left: Mrs. Ermarfh acfed as quizmasfer: Mao Gustafson was X producfion manager: and Freed Hilary iusr caused general commofion. Below: Ar+hur Gregory's Mariners were Professors Douglas, Below: Left fo righf we have Sfrungler Andy Seim. sporfs- Esbiornson. and Conrad. ebehhed by Bob Arndf from fhe casfer Art Glass. referee Lee Krough. and Vic Gustafson. business office. personal vaIe+ fo Lucious J. Luke Creel. , 5, -: -M . , - .- .- ::5---g,-- we--5 K , - - ' V .me-..,-.-....J,.-..:-:1..v.-,.'., SPIRIIUI-II EIVIPHIISIS WEEK Choose ye 'ihis day whom ye shall serve. These words have a contemporaneous note which caused fhem fo be chosen as the fheme for Gusfavus' annual Spirirual Emphasis Week which was held from December 3 ihrough December 6. The aciivifies of fha week included 'formal worship services and informal discussion groups. The significance of This weel: is 'lhaf ihrough 'lhese meefings fhe Chrisfian failh and life of srudenfs and faculfy mighl be enriched. Guesi' speakers for Spirifual Emphasis Week were Rev. William Larson. paslor 'ro Lufheran sfudenfs al' fhe Universify of Minnesofa. shown here speaking in chapel. and Rev. William Siegel, pasfor of fhe Immanuel Lufheran Church of Minne- apolis. Anfol Dorafi, conducfor of The Minneapolis Symphony Bennei' Cerf, ledurer and humorisf Orchesfra. ' GUEST ARTISTS Carol Linner Seagren. inferprefive reader. Eden Nicholas, bag-ifong ggloigi, :- f 123 Righh This l95I Gusfavian annual didn'1' iusf grow-if was fended and nourished fo its preseni form by an ediiorial sfaff headed by Don Johnson, edifor, and Faifh Kruger. asso- cia+e edifor. vl-H ' 951 GUSTAVIAN ANNUM Leff: Al Swanson, business manager of 'the yearbook, and his assisfanf. Virgil Wesflund. solicifed ads. kepf 'financial accounfs. and handled confracfing. Below: Much arf work was necessary in dressing up fhe book in keeping wifh +he Swedish-American Theme. Re- sponsible for 'fha work were Carol Hoorn and Marilyn Barnes. Tug Ikeda fnol' shownl did fhe leffering for The opening secfion and fhe division pages. 134 Righr: Sporls edifors Dale Hansen and Dicl: Brown wrole fhe spcrlfs copy and selecfed fhe picfures for +he sporfs secrion. They conscienfiously af- 'lended every Gusrie sporfing evenl' wifhin a fhousand miles. fhus 'rhe comprehensive coverage. Righl cenfer: We los? more good fypisfs rhar way. and good lypisls nowadays are hard 'lo find. This is John Graber. music editor, clipping 'the fingernails of fypisf Loren Schloffman. Leif: We finally gof a phofograph of our phofog- raphers. Ted Torkslson and Dick Wilsforman. They have been flash-bulbing since last spring fo male fhis annual what if is. a year's evanis recalled in pictures. PuHing our a publicafion every weelr involves many people and many hours of individual work. noi 'lo menfion Wednesday midnighl sessions when every- fhing is puf logefher. In The picfure above. Weekly phofographer Rodney Hake demonsfrafes par? of The care and precision which go info faking a porfraif. GUSTAVIAN WEEKlY .TYVQW H H Weekly ediror Chuck Keni' labove righfl received a Firsf Class award from fhe NSPA for fhe first semesfer. There were lwo business managers for fhe Weelrly llefil, buf evidenfly 1'he phoiographer disbelieves 'thai Two heads are befler fhan one, because we see only half a head each of Ronald Pelerson and Claire McRos'rie. 126 e- U vi X . 'H W ,x A X iw , '. A ,, Q ' wuggj UEIMLQTEZ5 Q T , . Q V52 iii 525 W Xi K in Ss Z I W , . 2 'L 2 . Y 4 E Q , Y V an L N Iwi Z? :HR-Etsy A: F, A H uv A . H 3 W 5 by M X si ' , 5 S851 M , H . . 524 Q . ' ' . ., 1 .. - V ' ', .... 'gk f .fi- m?'w ,ww - U: -A--1,-I 4 ,-4, :aw-'v uf -:-1 .:. 'A -'T U -- - 'pg ' 53:21. -.' L,f gf .4 3 Q:-Z9 35 - .Q ,iffy E, l 1 'Q ' -4' W ,. -' 1 ,- ,, I in 1 ,-.. cams x- 'ag ., ,. - , - 1 . A if 5.1-A lf,-ff!! P A ' M' , ss- ', - 'rf V ,gj1E5.,'ll 'G 1- fs 'f.M'1,,',' , .-f' '-fi' ro P t , 1 'gil f , .-5 A ,Y -- - 'l?..,. ,ir Y WHll'S WHO Vernon Ernesf Bergsirom Richard E. Gavirf Kurf A. Goranson Arden Louise Hall: Dwighf Holcombe Joyce Mildred Holcomb Carol Lucille Hoorn Carl Roberi' Jaclcson Winsfon Frifhiof Jensen Chester LeRoy Johnson Russell A. Paulson Eugene LeRoy Payne William George Robert Kenneih Dale Quisf Rosemary Margarel' Schwarfau Roger William Sheik Shirley Mae Swanson Theodore R. Torkelson Donna Lou Ulrich - Ninefeen Gus+avus seniors were honored by Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universi+ies this year. An annual publicafion. Who's Who is a direciory of campus leaders. I+ was creaied as a means of honoring deserving sfudenfs and as a reference book of fhose mos+ likely 'ro make a success of life. Siudenfs were selecfed on 'lhe basis of scholarship. leadership and parficipafion in co-curricular and academic acfivifies. cifizenship and service fo fhe college. and promise of fufure usefulness in business and sociery. They were nominafed by iunior and senior senuafors and faculfy members, and selecfed by 'ihe Sfudenf Affairs and Achievemenl' Commirfee. 128 4 05-if 51 11? Uhler Hall. which houses 300 men in i+s rwo wings. is a Howard siyle dormifory and The largesf men's dorm on campus. Mr. J. Luke Creel. residenr head. is shown filling his pipe before listening sympa- fheficelly fo a s+uden+'s problem. UHLER Hllll Am-we-1 3 Above: Roger Pearson checks a phone number for John Dobos as Bob Larson lislens in +o carch anyihing which mighi' improve his fechnique. while Dick Swenson and Bob Ek awaif fheir furn. 129 E . Below: Winsion Lindberg and Alden Johnson show brofherly concern over Paul Vollen's appearance es he nervously gels ready for a dafe. WAHLSTRUNI Hllll Above: Mrs. Holranson and Mrs. Nelson serve as house- mofhers al Wahlslrom. The iob demands much palience and unclersfandinq. buf 'rhey like if. Righf: lf's a parfy and you're invifed, for hospifalify is ihe heynofe. Don'i oxpecl' anyfhlng fancy. fhough: fhe holplaie is safely hidden under fha bed. Left Wahlsfrom Hall. complefed in I948. is home away 'from home for 292 under-class women sfudenfs. , E Rlghf. And fhey re ell mce. clean .L girls . . . iusf asl: 'rhe photographer 'M N B in A who fool: +his shof 130 Johnson Hall, named offer John A. Johnson, former gov- ernor of Minnesofa from S+. Pefer, was buil+ wifh ihe aid of funds secured from Andrew Carnegie by Governor Johnson in l9l0. Mr. Doniver Lund. shown 'here wifh his daughfer Becky. is resideni' head of Johnson Hall. IUHNSUN HALL Above: Don Grilley checks his record collecfion for a favorife fune as he fakes a break from sfudias. Below: Carl Larson helps anofher Johnson Hall residenf fry 'Io gef e mixed drink our of The vending machine. Owner ROOTIEEI. RUNIJSTRUNI HI-lll class girl's dormifory. in all ifs splendor Leff: Residenf head af Rundsfrom Hall is Gloria Burnfvedf. Dean of Women. Below lefl: No. ii isn'+ a resf home. l+'s iusl' a quief affernoon in long corridor upsfairs. Below righh How many ifems can you give ihai begin wifh a c ? There is a prize for fhe mosl' complefe lisf. To sfarf you 05. number one is cigar. 132 To your leff is Rundslrom Hall. upper- i . i fi is l ' ' Q, fi ,- ,, . - lf -.,, ' H4 'E ,X Q I U 7 1.1, 'J .1 .- 54 V it J A Xi Z F A A :Plan J Y szjgglj i L f -fue' - 'Z ' I! H' I Q 3 Z ', ' fx A' I if W ver -' Above: The phofographer searched a long 'rime for This . ex V shoi. He finally caughi Bud Pelerson in a momenf of serious K ' : sfudy as he scans his nofes for a mid-semesier lesf. K W fi ' wks ' i Leif: Anofher Souih Hall resideni is shown in a iruer-'ro-life i I ' - 2-- ig Lf2Zv'la'fu . . . . 5 Y li , -qv ,,,:,E fi 1 4 ' incidenf as he relaxes wiih a magazine and his radio. seem- V l ingly oblivious of +he scenery. Right Now ihis is noi' fhe recommended way 'fo freai' a roomma+e. buf in Norfh Hall ihings like 'this do happen. Below: The pariicipanfs in ihis session of shoofing the breeze would like us fo believe fhe subiecfs under discussion were philosophy and polifical science. ,BQ -X HF ee.L,v,M.-, f w 4 1' iw' N 5 w is ii.S4 ' J-if . I Q. K 1 .J ' T' N .' l , I' ,af 'J N 5 A ' . .- ' ' l '. A Q 5.7 ', I 'QM K-4.qJf Q.-N2 X5- . ,. X W 5 NMAKH . Xxx ll 1- .,. ,ill D, ' gm? xg? pa' ask .P Q3 ' KI 1 V, z'f A '- -wif XS? W x. . l' X .- ,A x -H - '51, 1 Sim' in ' Ri. ' f:ffB3Nk fa ,. . :-: E-I i l - , EE nw :,: :S ,uf -- ..,. ruth a .Pf- , F1 Qxw .iqhuagigiirfl ag QbJ. 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Leffz No. if's noi Mammofh Cave or Professor Chesfer Johnson's relics in The geology deparfmenh i+'s icicles hanging from lhe B.U. roof affer a slighf ihaw Below The resldenfs all own snow shoes lo gel' away from and bacl: home fo Rundsirom Hall There was a rumor fhaf fha boys who were regular visilors ar fhis dormilory chipped in and boughf a dog feam. a H 1 , -W , .W ! 4r4,1..,L Mm: -- . .. , '9 f ',, , 'ifhh .si 1, I , N F . Y .:- A s A ., :....f,...fm..J:Y .J .Lf SYNIPHUNY BAND Frederic Hilary. left. lcnown as Freed. has directed the Symphony Band since l938. Fried's nevervending 'patience and his every-ready iolces have endeared him to his band, and his musicianship and insistance upon perfection have developed a band appreciated wherever it goes. This winter the band boarded chartered buses tor a ten-day tour through northern Michigan. Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Mr. Hilary transcribed the Reformation Symphony by Mendelssohn as a highlight of the tour concert. and Mrs. Hilary was featured as piano soloist accompanied by the band in the Rachmaninott Piano Concerto No. 2. A Child's Noel was fhe fheme of fhe oufsfanding Chris?- mas concerf. Tschail:owslcy's Nu+cracl:er Sui+e was made more enchaniing by Hs dramaiizafion, and vocal soloists wirh lhe band were Lois Nordstrom and Roberi Johnson lrighfl. Leff: Joyce Hilary. as well as being piano soloist had To care for all who needed moihering on ihe +our. Jack Teefers looks quife self-sufficienf here, however. ss Wg. f 1 5 1 5,4 -l ,- .4 , 14 , .,r 'ms a w A is 53 f f LL' KV SYMPHUNY URCHESTRA Right Dr. Darryl Gibson. head of +he music department. is the director of fhe Symphony Orchesfra. Righh The hands of Halclo Normen's fha? seldom miss a pass on fha foofball field are also 'the hands of a musician, 'lirsfviolin in fhe Gusfavus orchestra. Left: A vi+aI par? of fhe orchesira is 'lhe bass viol secfion. bu? kids. don l you somefimes wish you played a piccolo? The orchesfru has done excellenf worl: during fha pasl' year, in cooperalion wifh the choir for The Magic Flu+e las? spring, lhe oralorio Elijah +his winfer. and The Bar- lered Bride. 'this spring's operalic produclion. Dr. Gibson, Mr. Karvonen, and Mr. Cavara discuss fha plans for The Magic Flu+e. 'the firs+ full-scale grand opera +o 'be presenfed ai' Gusfavus. The opera received greaf acclaim lasf spring affer ifs very elaborafe producfion by fhe college choir and ihe symphony orchesfra, which was augmenied by members of 'fha Minneapolis Symphony and musicians from Rochesfer and Mankafo. Jane? Chrisfensen lends a hand in pressing oul' +I-me opera Llewellyn Chrisfenson as Tamino. and Dorofhy Orn as sfoles. She seems io be eioying if. Pamino, blend fheir voices in The Magic Flufe if ,.v. 4 Vik W , ..,. nf. .f vi f. P14 45: fame. 1 3. 4 -me nm- is -X a ,1 ' i Firsf row: Purnell Erdahl. Joanne Chrisienson. Lois Sleffvold, Marilyn Nelson. Joanne Runez. Helen Forsgren. Dorofhy Conrad. Leonore Johnson. Virginia Swenson. Lois BraH'. Rufh Hennix. Marion Hier. Second row: Lorraine Voehl. Joanne Anderson. Su- zanne Anderson. JeaneH'e Schmidf. Louise Borg. Janei' Chrisienson, Eloise Seagren, Mary MaHson. BeH'y Hennix. Markey Van Lander. Lorraine Logan. Gloria Anderson. Carolyn Gooder. Third row: Charles Jacobson. Paul Kaus. Paul Lindau. Gene Flafen. Francis Dale. Donald Hagberg. Paul Swedberg. John Lofr,-Roberf Sofebeer. Lowell Linnes. Marold Sfrand. Reber? Larson. Fourrh row: Roger Magnuson, Roberf Els, Paul Brosfrom. EvereH Mafhieson, Gerald Johnson. Jack Clark. Donald Lorrie. Wendell Johnson. Marvin West Dennis Holi, Don Lundberg, James Nelson. The Gusravus Adolphus College Choir had renewed sfrengfh and power under 'the direction of fheir new con- ducfor. Professor Eugene Casselman. The choir fool: an even'rful and worfhwhile 'ren-day +our ihrough fhe upper parf of Minnesofa fhis winfer, and sang af various school ac- fiviiies on the campus. Professor Eugene Casselman checlcs his music during a choir rehearsal for 'rho Buffered Bride, fhe opera fo be presenfed fhis spring. 140 A fypical glamour shof falcon on four is ihis one of Fran Dale. Wendy Johnson. and Bob Ek. son a hand wifh her choir robe. Gene Flalen gels his morning work-ou? carrying lhe choir robes fo fhe awaifing Greyhound. 141 I Jack Clark cheerfully gives Gloria Ander- NIALE CHURUS The Gustavus Adolphus College Male Chorus has seen anofher year 'fhrough wilh not 'I'oo much digiculfy in finding voices. Neveriheless, during 'rho second semesier. fhe world siiuafion had a bi+ fo say as 'io who would sing and who wouldn'+. The fouring group of 'ihirfy voices, under +he direcfion of Eugene Casselman, wen+ souih fo Nebraska and Iowa and easi' fo Illinois 'this winter for an exfremely successful and enioyable eighf days. First row: Winsfon Lindberg, Vance Eclrsirom. Lavern Johnson. Lowell Erickson. Clarence Fischer, Roberf Kron Second row: Rodney Holienson, David Furness. Eugene Kindschuh. Arne Peferson. Dave Lundgren, Ellis Jones Wilfred Chong Third row: Dean Gevik. Elwyn Wenger, Duane Johnson, Willis Swanson, Roberi' Johnson, Lesfer Koopman, Roberf O Johnson Fourfh row: David Kenyon. James Wennblom. Charles Nelson, Carl Korpela. Waldo Lindberg. Raymond Thompson Bruce Sandberg. 142 Tour lime again and oui' come fhe blaclc fuxes and bow lies fifully when we suspecf fhey're so uncomforfable. Below: Tour is noi' all play as some may suppose. 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' ' , 3 gg ag, , - '.,. 9.52.f:.':Qg1Sj5,.'11sh-.ef X111 4. ,J 7 51 f ffwLff!'f1s1.,r:-W 15 W - 'MAP A 12 ':1'f' W- ff 6:esff'imw1faf , . , '1.f '1v L7 W1 la ' 'V gsm- m ,MM ein'--M-f 'T 4Pf.a,2:41 is - v-Ay: v WW Ll ,H 1, Coach Lloyd Hollingsworih accepfs a fribufe from fhe Greafer Gusfavus Associafion and friends of the college, a new I95l Paclcard. Mrs. Hollingsworih seems highly pleased. Do you blame her? . E , MINNESOTA COLLEGE CONFERENCE SEASON RECORD FINAL STANDINGS PI lndicafes Conference Opponenfs W L T PC' Pts OPP Gusiavus Augusfana lS.D Guslavus ........,. ............. 6 0 0 I.000 I93 I9 Gustavus Emporia Shia S+. Thomas .- ....... ...... . ..... 5 I o .aaa 122 5: Gusmus ...Augsburg Hamline .,...,.... ... ,........ M .......... ............. 4 2 0 .667 97 74 Gusfavus :Concordia Macalesfer ..-..-- ... ............. .... - ..-.. 3 2 I .600 80 6I Gustavus Youngsfown Sf. Johns ......... -...-.- .... - ....-.. 3 3 0 .500 I I l 85 Gusfaw. :St Thomas Dulufh Branch , ..,.. - ..... 3 3 0 .500 II4 132 Gusfavus vMdCa1esfe, Si. Olaf ............ - ....... ............ 2 4 0 .333 65 Ilb Gusfavus rust Johns Concordia .... -...- ....... ., ....................... 2 4 O .333 83 I37 Gusfavus 49. 01,5 Augsburg .,......... ..-., .... .,.. .. ....... -.. I 5 0 .I67 37 I37 Qusfavus Lacrosse 1'-C. Sf. Mary's .,.. ........,... 0 5 I .000 34 I24 Gusfavgs Abilene Chrgsfian Champions . . .! Boasfing one of fhe finesf grid feams Coach Lloyd Hollingsworfh has ever produced. fl-me Gusfies rolled fo fhe l95O championship of fhe Minnesofa Sfafe College Conference. Led by a fypically sfouf defensive plafoon. lUlllBAll coupled wifh a pofenf affaclr. Gusfavus romped fhrough nine consecufive opponenfs before falling fo La Crosse Teachers and Abilene Chrisfian College in posf-league play. In fheir annual opener wifh Auqusfana of Soufh Dalzofa. fhe Gusfies showed early poienfialifies by drumming fhe Vikings 25-0. The Tom Zweiner fo Dwighf Holcomb pass combinafion gof 'lhe Gusfies off fo an early lead fhaf fhey never relinquished. Emporia Teachers of Kansas felf fhe mighfy air arm and running power of fhe Sf. Pefermen nexf. bowing before Tom Zweiner passes fo Haldo Norman and Holcomb. and sferling line play by fhe Gusfie forward wall. Augsburg was 'rhe firsf conference foam +o feel the sfing of Gusfavus' affaclc as 'lhe Gusfies scored ihree fimes in 'rho firsf fwelve minufes. finally fo friumph 33-0. Gene Payne sfarfed on his scoring spree. fhaf was +o yield him conference scoring honors, by fallying fhree 'rouchdowns againsf fhe Augies. Sfymied effecfively for a good share of fhe firsf half, fhe Gusfie horde broke loose wiih a fury in fhe final fhirfy minufes fo whip a smaller buf spirifed Concordia eleven. racking up a iofal of seven fouchdowns and a 47-6 win. The black and gold displayed a well-rounded offense wifh Gusfie sophs Kranl-z. Brusf. and Olson shining fogefher with veierans Payne and Zweiner. Kraniz and Payne each fallied 'iwice fo pace fhe afiacls. 149 Payne finds no hole but drives hard for a first down in the Concordia rout. Continuing a strong rivalry, Gustavus met the Youngstown, Ohio. Penguins in a inter-sectional tilt at Youngstown. The Gusties had to overcome an early I4-0 deficit to register their fifth straight victory. The Gold and Black were held scoreless until the final 25 seconds of the first half when they scored on a fifty-yard pass from Zweiner to Norman. The touchdowns by Holcomb and Payne in the third quarter provided the winning margin. Gustavus versus St. Thomas! The ancient feud between these two rivals surged in all its fierceness this season on the Tommy gridiron, with the Golden Horde finally over- coming the fighting Toms I3-6. On the attack. Captain Gene Payne never was better. as he repeatedly barreled through determined St. Thomas taclrlers. Tom Zweiner's aerials again were a major factor in the victory, the first for Gus- tavus over St. Thomas since I945. But the Gusties' powerful A Gustie ball-carrier heads into the lion's den. as St. John's taclrlers apparently have him surrounded, but he got loose and -so did the Gusties as they romped over the John- nies in an afternoon game at Collegeville, 34-0. offense was overshadowed by the huge Gustavus line led by Quist and Roberts which spelled the difference. The Gusties stalwart defensive line stopped everything Toms could throw at them for three quarters. and Popcorn Brandt's I7-yard scoring dash late in the game afforded the losers little consolation. Gustavus scored first in the first quarter on a I2-yard jump pass from Zweiner to Norman. Haldo then missed the conversion attempt, but tension was relieved in the third quarter when Gene Payne capped an outstanding performance by racing 22 yards around end to score and this time Haldo didn't miss. Then the Gustie defense tool: over and held fast. Q Seeking to avenge the past season defeat which marred a perfect record and a share in the title. Gustavus entered the Macalester game a four touchdown favorite. Living up to their name. the Scots were very stingy and gave the Gusties only two touchdowns. The Mac men played their hearts out as they again tried to ruin the Gusties' title bid. but lost I3-7 as Gene Payne scored the winning T.D. in the third quarter, set up by Wally Brunswold's 28-yard punt return. Gerry Ludvigson scored the first touchdown on an aerial from Zweiner. Macalester's defense stopped cold the Gusties' running attack and the Gusties had to win this one with Zweiner's passing. Gustavus raclzed up its twelfth straight win and eighth in a row for the season when they met and conquered St. John's 34-0 on the Johnnies' gridiron at Collegeville. The Gustie defensive line was nothing short of spectacular. holding St. John's attacl: to a minus one yard rushing that afternoon. 150 Experf bloclcing by Jerry Finn and Bob Smifh spring fullback Jim Malmquisf loose for This 'louchdown in fhe Sf. John's fussle. From fhe grimaces on fhe faces of several of fhe gridders. if apparenfly was a fense momenf. The Gusfies clinched fhe conference fifle before a Homecoming crowd as 'rhey overwhelmed an impofenf Sf. Olaf feam 53-0. This confesf also 'found Gene Payne nabbing scoring honors from Jim Brandi' of Sf. Thomas even fhough he was fhree fouchdowns behind going info fhis lasl' league game. A baffle of unbeafen reams followed fhe regular conference season when fhe Gusfies. winners of fhirfeen sfraighf over fwo years and La Crosse Teachers College. Wisconsin Sfafe College champs, mef af La Crosse. In a game which was decided by breaks the gianf Gusfies were finally defhroned from fheir posifion af fhe 'rop of The lisf of fhe nafion's unbeafen 'reams by a smaller and fasfer La Crosse Team 20-I3. Gusfavus had fhe honor of being Minneso1'a's lone represenfafive in fhe annual bowl classics as fhey mei' Abilene Chrisfian of Texas and Their singing cowboys in fhe Refrigerafor Bowl, December 2 af Evansville, Indiana. The hospifalify of fhe Hoosiers will be long remembered by fhe members of fhe feam asa fiffing culminafion fo a Thrilling season. The ice and snow sug- gesfed by fhe fifle. Refrigerafor Bowl. furned ou? fo be a rainsform and fhe Texans oufswam fhe Gusfies I3-7. The game was played on even ferms, fhe firsf half score ending 7-7. buf fhe second half downpour pu? a sfop fo Tom Zweiner's accurafe passing and fhe Black and 6old's offense was sfalemafed. The game was well played on bofh sides, buf fhe swiff-running Texas halfbaclzs proved 'fo be fhe difference. No feam in Gusfavus' hisfory has received more nafional publicify fhan fhe I950 Gusfavus squad and well 'they deserved if for if was undoubfedly one of fhe fines? and mosf powerful feams in fhe hisfory of Minnesofa college foofball. ' Nw Gene Payne and fwo Sf. John's defenders puf fheir heads fogefher for a second as Gusfies Jerry Ludvigson I39l, and John Lee look on in 'the background. H, , ..- fxxi' ' 'Hz' , El -41. ' ' , ' 5-fav Above: Tom Zweiner hands off fo Payne, bu? Gene finds if rough going 'rhrough lhe Abilene Chrisiian forward wall. The Lone Sfar feam wenf on fo edge ouf lhe Gusiias in 'lhe annual Refrigerafor Bowl classic af Evansville, lndiana. Right Gusfie cheerleaders find lime fo resf during a lull in 'the Concordia game. Anne Sforholm lleffl seems dis- pleased with fhe game a+ fhe mornenf, while Bev Parks and Jean While waif for somefhing fo cheer about Below: A 'trapped Sf. John's ball carrier looks +o feammaies for help as Zweiner. Malmquisl. Brucacher, Erickson and Two oflher Guslies close in 'ro fhrow him for a loss. Wi! ES I ,air , ir ' '-.- , - MQ: , m -f, 1 Ufiff i -'1..f .' 'B ,sf if Y-kiwi? i - ,I 1: ::, 5 ', Q ww -.4 n 2 N Q W- , .. 'if .3,i'f2Fe 'A' -' .' 2555? ,. 'f -fff,Q5 'Q lx 130- is , . rx. .. , x , V3 ,. .I ' K g si... Wen N X Xi X 6 V an ra il -,,. , - if r-utr YL? Ae- 5313 . :aaa ,Wi -. ., , sa rw' '- i nf? A ill 'tam W if . E4 :W mf 1. S: ,ex .5 511 y, r V .ess Ie . 'TSW , . 31 NS W H. - A S .VY ,H W --zv V 15555 QQ' A? if Above: Gene Payne and son Harlan. One of fhe beH'er runners fhis conference has ever seen. Capfain Gene Payne led +he conference in scoring and was fha Gusfies' mosl' consisfenl' ground-gainer. Herefo- fore playing undersfudy lo Red Malcolm. Gene broke loose This season info his own and was pracfically unstoppable whenever he lugged fhe pigslcin. The Denver baclcfield star gained nearly a half-mile rushing on fhe ground during fha year. CAPTAIN GENE PAYNE All-Conference Halfbacl: n 2-ms, 'EM 1 kriiff. ESM ,ffvlbl ww Q k if V X X, X :! ,Z '5 SX S . A rf: ...Mew - S as A .awvsxm .. .4 X . it .1 sihff . -WE!-Ei .. wt-Sava Naya A CALVIN ROBERTS All-Conference and LiHle All-American Taclcls The fines? faclcle l've ever coached. was a 'fribufe 'lo S+. Pe+er's Cal Roberis by Lloyd Hollingsworlh. CaI's value 'fo ihe game goes wi+hou+ saying as he garnered every honor a smell college player can affain. while only a sophomore. Opponenls puf 'two or +l1ree men on Cal in every game and fhey could noi sfop This fine LiHle All-American. Roberfs has been picked for All-Conference honors for lwo years. 1. i, 1 MW ew, s A mms Egg ' ,pl-.affimff ,pi KEN N ETH OUIST All-Conference Cenler Alfhough he weighed only IBO pounds, Kenny Quisf look a back seal' 'lo no one when if came fo vicious tackling from his line-backing post When greaf line backers are +alked abouf one musf be sure 'fo include fhe scrappy S+. Peferife. Kenny ranged over lhe enfire field making nearly impossible sfops as well as brillianfly maneuvering the Gusfie defense. HALDO NORMAN All-Conference End Many openly sfaie thai' Haldo is 'rhe bes'r end this campus has ever sei eyes on: buf give' him lime. he may develop. 'for he is bul' a iunior 'fhis yar. A unanimous All-Conference choice now for fwo sfraigh+ seasons. Haldo is undoubiedly 'lhe besl end in 'the conference. Bul' for 'the Gusfies' ire- mendous reserve power, Haldo would be a defensive sfar as well as an oulsfanding pass-grabber. His honorable meniion To 'lhe myfhical LiHle All-American feam confirmed ihe high opinion held by him by fhe conference. TOM ZWEINER All-Conference Quarferback Tom was +he besf passer in 'fha conference, comple+ing close fo fiffy per cenf of all his passes 'rhroughouf ihe year. The Gus+ie quarferback led his 'ieam 'ro ihe conference championship, and much of +he credif for fhis musf go fo Tommy's sfeady righf arm, which consisfenfly paved 'Phe way for Gusfie vicfories. Quiet soff-spoken Tom, always a 'lhreaf when he wen? back fo pass. was also one of 'rhe besf signal callers in fhe league. SEASON'S RECORD Pl lndicafes Conference Opponenfs Gusfavus 58 Mankafo T.C. Gusfavus 66 Sf. Cloud T. C. Gusfavus 57 So. Dekoia Siafe Gusfavus 57 Beloi+ Gusfavus 47 Bowling Green Gusfavus 40 Deyron A. C. Gusfavus 65 Augusiana lS.D.l Gusfavus 59 Carerpillars Gusfavus 6I Regis Gusiavus 77 Manlrafo T. C. Gusfavus 73 Emporia Sfale Gusravus 67 'Augsburg Gusiavus 75 'Dulufh Branch Gusfavus 6l 'Hamline Gusfavus 72 'St Thomas Gusfavus 68 'Concordia Gusravus 62 Manlcafo T. C. Gusfavus 63 'Macalesier Gusfavus 72 'S'r. Johns Gusiavus 68 'Augsburg Gus+avus 63 Hamline Gusfavus 73 'SL Olaf Gusfavus 68 St Mary's Gusfavus 7I 'Concordia Gus+avus 66 'Mecalesfer Gustavus 68 So. Dakoia Sfafe Gusfavus 52 Regis Gusfavus 56 Creigh+on 66 Gusfavus 70 Carleion 73 Coach Gus Young did an excepfional fob wifh fhe team fhis winfer. pilofing his Gusfie caqers info a 'tie for second place with S+. Mary's and an impressive 8-4 won-losf record in fhe conference. Only in his second year as Gusfavus fnenfor. Gus already has earned 'fha respecf of 'rhe eniire conference. The feam huddles around Coach Gus Young during a Hmeoul' so l'ha'r lhey can hear +he sfrafegy he has developed as 'rhe cheerleaders clirecl lhe 'fans in fhe Gusrie Rouser. BASKETBAH STATE COLLEGE CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L Pc: Pzs Opp Hamline ............ ........... I l l .9I7 730 597 GUSTAVUS ........ ...... 8 4 .667 B24 769 S+. Mary's ........... ..,... 8 4 .667 803 7I0 S+. Thomas .......... . 6 6 .500 753 762 Concordia ....,..... . 6 6 .500 676 7 l 5 Augsburg ..,.......,.. .. 5 7 .4l7 754 77I Dulufh Branch ........ ...... 5 7 .4l7 748 782 S+. John's ........... .. ..... . Macalesfer ........... ...... S+. Olaf .....,...,.. ..... . 3 4 8 .333 70l 798 4 8 .333 696 708 9 .250 685 758 Firsi row: Roger Erickson, Roberi Werness. Ross Warner, Raynold Rehwaldi. Lowell Fox, Wallace Brunswald, John Wrighi. Phil Hall. Second row: Leon Selander, manager. Russ Nielsen, Andrew Paplce. Haldo Norman, Laverne Huse, Dennis Nordling, Richard Fallcenhagen, Verl Wesfergaard, assisiani' coach, Verl Young. coach. Freshman John Wrighi' drives hard and shoois an underhand layup. Arch suffered a broken wrisi af fhe middle of ihe season and was unable fo play again uniil ihe las+ four games. Since Gus Young assumed ihe coaching reins. Gusiie baslreiball has been on ihe upgrade. The surging Black and Gold garnered a second place iie in s+afe conference com- perifion wifh an 8-4 won and losi record. Hamline. ihe perennial sfaie champions. coasied 'lo a ll-I record for lop honors. Si. Mary's siar forward. Paul Soufl. fied Hal Haskins' scoring mark as he collecied 283 poinis for a 23.6 per game average. The Gusiies were sirongly represenied in high poinf +o'fals as Denny Nordling 'took fhird place wifh 209. averaging I7.4 poinis a game. Red Rehwald+. placed fenih wiih l53. The squad 'fools iwo exiended fours during 'the season. one easi' and one io Denver, Colorado. Top flight ieams like Beloif, Bowling Green, and fhe Peoria Caferpillars were foo much for fhe Gusiies as ihey all decidedly frounced the squad on fheir easfern frip, buf 'lhe experience gained from meeiing fhese nafionally prominenl' quinfs gave valu- able experience io ihe Youngmen. Providing 'rhe iop ihrills of the season were The +wo games wi+h Hamline. ln ihe iirsf coniesf if was all Gusiavus ihe opening half as fha Gusfies ran ihe Piper gianis ragged wiih a fasf brealc offense. Lloyd Thorgaard. fhe able replace- meni' for Hal Haskins. broke fhe game wide open in fhe second half as he single handedly puf Hamline ahead fo sfay and was easily 'the difference beiween 'ihe fwo ieams. ln ihe second game af Norfon Field House in Sf. Paul, fha Gusiies were fhe comeback ieam. Down 25 poinis ai ihe half. Gus- 'iavus rallied in fhe second canfo. bu+ iusi ran oui of fime as ihe Pipers eked ouf Their second iriumph of fhe season over The Gusfies. Hamline won 'the firsf game. 68-6l and fhe second. 70-63. The game fhe fans will remember from +he 50-Sl season is lhe Macalesfer conlesf held af G.A. With lhree seconds remaining and lhe Guslies clown by one poinl. Red Rehwaldf drove in for a layup and was knocked down fo 'rhe hardwood when a'Hemp1'ing 'the shot The scrappy redhead picked himself up and coolly dropped bofh of his charify 'tosses 'lo puf fhe Gusfies ahead by one. On 'fhe pass in, Falkenhagen knocked lhe ball info Denny Nordling's hands, and Denny meshed a 'fielder lo provide a fhree-poinl margin. If is hard To single oul individuals for oufsfanding play as 'lhis was a closely knif, feam-playing ouffif, wifh every man a valuable cog in lhe Young slrafegy. A sfrong olTense was lhe keynofe of ihe Gusfie play. Gusiavus had fhe highesf poinl' 1'o'ral of any feam in lhe conference, collecf- ing 824 in I2 games for a very respecfable 68.7 average. Caplain Andy Papke and Wally Brunswald are The only men 'fhe Gusfies lose by gradualion. Above: Husfling Red Rehweldl' pois a 'len-foofer as ream- maie Bob Lee looks on. Above: Two Dulufh Branch players' efforls fail as Denny Nordling scores one Below: Falkenhagen 'fires one from fhe side nexf fo fhe end line in The Gusfie-Augsburg game. a.,f T 'S is E Y as . .. h era' ya , Q ,E. . Q 2 . I QE ws U-QI: .,t Q w H Right: Gusiavus' represenfafive for All-Siaie honors was 5' II Reynold Rehwaldf. Red was 'khe ham sparlrplug and scored I53 poirrfs in conference play for a l2.7 average. Leff: Washburn Bob Werness sefs 'for one of his famous. deadly long shofs. Bob broke up many an opponen+'s Hgh? defense wifh his accurafe shoofing from out on fhe court Gllll Fronf row: George Suzuki, Ray Larson. Back row: Dave Lindenberg. VIC Led by fhe excellenl' shoofing of Chuck Carlson, Ray Lar- son. and Dave Lindenberg, Gusfavus' crack golf squad cap- 'lured second place in the sfafe meef of l950. If marked fhe fhird successive year fhe Gusfie golfers have finished in fhe runners-up spof. S+. Thomas won fhe sfafe college fifle, buf fhe Gusfie golfmen were only four sfrolces off fhe winning pace sef by 'rhe Tommies. Larson and Carlson shared sixfh place among all college golfers while Lindenberg fied for 'fenfh posifion. The feam's i950 record was one of fhe basl in fhe school's hisfory, and wifh fhe enfire feam back for I95l, 'lhe Black and Gold men of fhe links promise fo do even beffer. especially in The sfafe fourney. which will be held on fhe Gusfies' home courses in Le Sueur and Manlraio. Gusfafson. coach. Charles Carlson, Arrhur Adamson. Ray Larson shows Chuck Carlson his favorife iron as ihe 'rwo fall: over fhe feam's chances in fha coming stale meer. 163 ' , ' , if V Q ,, -,Swear - ,wi J . 'Mx fi 1 . ,- 2 . ' ' 'QL '- X. Q . 2 ' ' 1 xg ' , f H Vi wr . 1 if . lg ' ' E ce T' l x Q, fi K ,MQ s A --Q jim . , I .gg - Q F23 V4 .Qi ie T ,sH'fg H sr? ' 'Z mil Xfire ' A ifqllmaeg M 23514 of KES ogg. Wiwfiii' FHg7 1fgf:'w' WSWS sl ' i'5'QQ'??5?g'a E- l 2 . lv , N- H . ,wi 5. new n ,an ,a ,s, 4 gf? ,fire 1 an 1 .Y ef , J., . nu L H ix . Q L N I is ev ' We '- E M . 'im 1 H .fr-ff .KH - 'f me ss. , Ledf fe l. ,IM ' ,, s - -11,532 E' 81.332 T . ' meaning. X ., 'X if, -, ewis . - .if 2 . MZHQ. -4 'F . L-fl' . -250' 1 'She Z!E..ALlf'.-.....' -,E ' -,ff --A-L55 - .V IT' v. 11335.31 'L 'K '.. '. 'avi '. 'i.fa..1.l::. Firsl' row: Roberl Jaclrson. Qwighl' Holcombe. player-coach. Jerry Finn, John Lee. Lloyd Malfhews, Eugene Lee. Second row: Ken Ouisl, assusfanl coach, Gerald Anderson. Gerald Childs. George Busse. Thomas Zweiner. Arlhur Adamson, Paul Ellofson, manager. I :milf-.1 , Q - 'iff :lf Pl - ' gk- . . gl , .D ,E I ' ' . ' , ' , ' X el Q' e W E ' I 'ree' - lx- , A Q 5 ' if ' '1 .. W ?.?f'P H i 75, 59 ,. ' V' sf- Q ' N, 4, -' go -I '94 g :l?i!,7g':f'ii'if f ig ,. emm. eeee Top: Moose Lee conlrols fhe puck as Ari Adamson wails M f' . b J., figzfs , ' for a pass. while Jerry Finn and Bud Busse cover opponenls. ' I ms? '.-g.'z-wtf-'9 1 E ' Leff: John Lee execules a pass despile 'rhe elliorls of +wo fi g! :': V. lf gi f - 1.K .. 'if li Q, opposing defenseman wilh Lloyd Maflhews looking on from Q V lllq 1 V I W l 'V Y 'X fhe blue line. 1 A A.,-'ji' A . ,. 'V ', 1 :-: N ' -. ---- so -n -'2' : -:-: ': , Gusfavus' hoclsey season was feafured by a lrip 'ro Eagle Bend. Wisconsin. The G.A. puclxsfers losf I3-3 lo 'lhe Norlhern Falcons, buf l'hey did gel 'lo play on one of fhe mos? fabulous ice rinlzs in lhe counlry. The Gusries played eleven of fheir fwelve games away from home. inducing a definile handicap for lhe sexlel. In spile of lhe facl' lhe 'loam had no home ice lo play on. lhey slill managed lo build up a 5-7 won and los? record in season play. Player-coach Dwighl' Holcombe led The scoring for lhe season. hitting lhe cage wifh I2 goals. Jerry Childs and Tom Zweiner were close behind wilh eleven each. Goalie ' Bob Jaclrson did e line iob in lhe reels all season and new- comers Gene Lee. Jerry Anderson, and Bud Busse also did very well. 164 BASEBALL Sparked by 'rhe falenis of sou+hpaw Russ Gusiafson. Coach Jiggs Weslergaard's Gusiie eleven hung up a respecfable 4 won. 5 losi' record in conference compelilion for l95O. Excellenf pilching and 'rimely hiffing highlighfed 'fhe ieam play of lhe Sf. Pefermen, wilh lhe hurling of Gusfafson. John Kunz, Bruce Rolloff. Bob Ahlslrom. and George Nelson. and ihe slugging of Red Malcolm and Lefly Luhman leading 'the way. Russ Guslafson lead ihe squad's moundmen with a 3-2 conference mark while performing mosf of the siarl- ing chores. and Bob Ahlsfrom showed up well in relief. Luhman lopped all 'rhe l1iH'ers wilh an amazing .455 baf- fing mark. as bolh he and Malcolm knocked in I0 runs apiece during league play. The viclories for fha diamondmen were over Sl. Johns by 7-5. S+. Mary's 4-2. S+. Olaf on a 3-2 score. and Ham- line's Pipers by I0-6. The Gusfies split wi'rh Sf. Thomas, Sf. Johns. Hamline, and Sf. Marys. bu? losi lwo +o Macalesfer. TRACK Largely fhrough 'ihe efforis of Chuck Slevens. Gusiavus managed 'lo fake lhird place af fhe I950 sfafe 'rrack meei. Slevens capfured +he only Gusiie firsl af fhe mee? when he won 'rhe high hurdles. In fhe low hurdles Chuck garnered second. The Gusfies also placed lhird in 'rhe relay and had lwo 'lhinclads place in lhe high iump: Louie Slreka. lhird, and Al Williamson. fourlh. Haldo Norman's second in fha discus rounded ouf fhe Gusfie scoring. 1 mi Safe or ouf? You guess, buf fhe umpire called Al Swanson safe in fhis close play a+ second base. Chuck Sfevens shows ihe form lhaf won him firsl' place in fhe sfafe lrack meet Slevens placed in 'the hurdles in conference meeis in each of The four years he compefed. E N ..,., ., avg e e ew. e Ne. We ,. sew- we W, .W as me e 1 e an Q if em se as le ,a I ee we we 1 N e B .mf X H me all cz . ed is f Boffom: Roberf Olson. Alvin Franl:,.Harlan Nelson. Donald Mafsui, Lloyd Nelson. Top: Roberl' Smifh. William Munson. Charles Easier, Roberf Marhns. Richard Bublnfz. Chuclr Easfer's opponenf manages fo wriggle off fha maf. buf fhe referee poinfs fo Chuck fo signify he will assume fhe upper pcsifion when fhey resume fhe mafch. The basl' comeback of fhe season in Gusfie afhlefics was made by fhe GA. mafmen. Gusfavus dropped five ouf of five conference meefs buf came baclx fo finish second in 'the sfafe. Harlan Nelson in fhe I30-pound class and Al Franl: in fhe l57-pound braclref garnered's+a1'e fifles. Sf. Olaf grabbed 'rop honors with 3I poinfs followed by Guslavus wifh 27 and Sf. Thomas wifh 25. Coach Lee Krough's mai' feam was handicapped all fhrough fhe season as fhey had fo forfeif in ai' leasf 'rwo weighf divisions in each meef forcing fhe Gusfies fo go info mafches I0 poinfs down af fhe oufsef. The feam lied fo be almosf anfirely rabuilf from las? seascn's and fhe squad's showing in fhe sfafe fourney is evidence of fhe fine fuiorage of Coach Krough. Al Franl: was fhe mosf consisfenf winner fhis season-wifh Bob Smifh and Bob .Marfins very effecfive also. Harlan Nelson's win in fhe championship .was a decided upsef as fhe Litchfield freshman had very liffle compefifion previous fo fha sfafe meet Wresfling became a sporf wifh sfrong specfafor appeal fhis season as fhe sfudenf body was represenfed well in all home meefs. R- h . Bill Reber lleffl grimaces as he nc ard Anderson, Bull Reber, Ken Kamholz, Reverend Ro I d . , ' shof while par+ner Dick Anderson an er, coach, Dick Chambers. capfann, Roger Johnson, lENNIS Unusunlly bad spring weaiher seriously hampered lhe I950 Gusiie 'lennis feam. and the resulfing insulilicienl' prac- fice was borne ou'l by fhe ne+men's season's record. The racks?-men of Gusfavus won buf one march las? spring. fhaf over S+. John's by 7-0, while dropping six confesfs fo Sf. Olaf. Hamline. Mankalo, Mecelesfer, Augsburg. and Sf. Mary's. Capfnin Dick Chambers led his feam in lhe Johnnie win, as fhe Black and Gold swepf every ma+ch from fheir Collegeville opponenis. 'x 'femme .samvsimf H me wma renee :nu- egms my fiwieivi sweden nm use --,LW - :- W gran 1 M 3-'H lgglli- n delivers a hard forehand awaifs The refurn sho? nn Q MW- ss efmnee we H Qmmei H E mem Hfjgem me New me his e im .H 9-fe . .VX N -be .rw ,e A I-2 . ' 5 fu. :use Wx ff m e ss ae: e K -. is :-: ss me me :ez ,, c ' : Lf - r ereere r rr ie. wr - 1 '. fi -5- ll .. 1 I f 354 - w ' - N :': 'I 3 :-: w ar ameri? Hx' Em 1 e ss sesame ss Firsi' row: Jerry Kuss, Paul Siflord. Vic Gusfalson. coach, Elmer Luke, Vern Wusso. Second row: Merald Peferson, Earl Clemenls, David Kobe, Richard Nelson, Paul Hedin. Third row: David Hauclc. Ronald Berloch, Lloyd Luke. Jack Joern. SWIMMING Gusfavus has made rheir mark as an oufslanding swim- ming 'feam in fhe midwesr. The Gusiie mermen, coached by Vic Gusfafson, 'look five 'lirsls in 'lhe sfafe conference rneef while placing second fo a Sf. Thomas fanlc feam fhey irounced previously in lhe season and also lripped the champs of 'lhe Midwesl Conference, Carlelon. GA. also placed 'Fourfh in fhe senior division of lhe Cenlral Collegiaie Conference meel' which is made up of fhe I2 of fhe 'lop swimming reams in fhe easf and midwest Elmer Lulre craclzed fwo records as he friumphed in lhe 220-yard free sfyle and 440-yard free slyle in fhe sfale con- ference championships. Jerry Kuss also befrered a slafe college record as he coasfed fo a viclory in 'fhe 200-yard breasf sfrolce. Dash man, Dave Hauclx, came wilhin a fraction of a second of lhe slafe record in 'rhe IOO-yard free sfyle and did se? a record in fha 60-yard free slyle as he 'fools firsl in bofh evenfs in fhe sfafe conference meef. Guslavus also boasled anofher lirsi' lhis season when diver Inga Carlson became The firsl woman io compefe in sfale college swim meefs. A S+. Thomas merman peers al' Merald Pelerson of lhe Guslies, who is moving up on him. while anofher GA. swimmer, Earl Clemenls. churns forward. Pelerson placed second in 'the baclrslrolce al' ihe slafe meer held af fhe Gusfie pool. 168 Bob Reinerfsen pegs fo John Lundquisf on firsf base for fhe ouf as fha Eppies play 'the Phi Alphs in soffball. INTRA-NIURAL SPURTS The lnframural Sporfs Program fool: on added incenfive fhis season. wifh all fhree sporfs picking up momenfum almosf before fheir respecfive season opened. The I950 softball enfries found if a fough buf enioyable spring schedule which ferminafed wifh fhe championship wrapped up snugly in a Phi Alph iackef. The fall 'fouchball leagues found fhe weafher unpleasanf buf fhe acfion l'een. as fhe Olcays walked off wifh laurels. Rounding ou? inframural acfivifies for fhe year was e craclceriack round-robin baslzerball slafe, which found The Phi Alphs I and +he Okays l copping fheir respecfive league fifles. Play-off fime produced bigger fhrills. as fhe Olrays won over fhe Sainfs. The Olrays played fha enfire double-eliminafion fourney wifhouf e defeat A pass sails over CLINT PERKIN'S head while Nick Wahlsfrom fries fo infercepf and Dave Johnson and Bob Reinerfsen y come over fo help during an Eppie-Phi ' Alph fouchball game. 169 A difficulf drive-in shof is execufed by Joel Hoff of fha Greys while a defender fries vainly fo block 'fha affempf. The Grays' Sparky Carlson leaps be- iween Jim Nelson lleffl and Paul John- son, of Wolfgang lrighil for a driving lay-up baslcef. Volleyball? No. i+'s iusl' Jack Norman of +he Gusfie League All-Sfars leaping high io prevenf fhe Adolphs' Clin? Perkins from regisfering a field goal, as Denny Raarup comes up fast from fha right Members of Aquaiic League sealed on pool. Firsl' row: Doroihy Johnson, Jean Benson, Jean Olson, Ann Sforholm. Second row Beffy Halverson, Shirley Erickson, Mary Maffson, Helmi Luick. Third row: Beverly Bonn. Joanne Chrisfenson. Jane? Chrislenson Sealed on diving board: Joanne Anderson. Lois Kruger, Rufh Peferson, Carol Maison, Suzanne Anderson, Eva Holmgren, Rurh Carlson, Calerie Olson, Joy Edmond. W. ll. A. The Women's Afhlelic Associalion of Gusfavus Adolphus College is in rhe process of becoming a well organized, well affended, and recognized organizafion on 'Phe campus. There are various acfiviries carried on in WAA such as badminlon lrips 'ro oiher colleges, volleyball games wifh Manlcalo T.C., fhe ice cream sland ai fhe baskefball games. and marching. The Marching Drill Corp, iusl organized 'rhis year, pu+ on a program for half-lime ai' one of fhe GA. baslcefball games. This fealure may become a standard evenf. The Aquafic League, an acfive group in 'rhe WAA, holds pracfice once a week and pufs on a 'Four-nigh? aquafic show ai 'fhe end of 'rhe year. H also sponsors girls who swim af fhe Universily meefs. Members of 'lhe WAA obligingly give up some of fheir lime 'ro painf posfers for +he Aquafic League show. Back-fronlz Jean Olson. Jerry Thomp- son. Pauline Sieinke. 171 Do., J,,l,,,,,,,, GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS amor COLLEGE Ns A . 9 G-ULCUL :russia Al Swanson, Jr. . Business Mgr. Faitlx Kruger Mg,, Edlfgy ST. PETER, MINNESOTA Dear Reader, We, ,of the editorial staff, would like to express the hope that you will enjoy this book in which are recorded activities of the school year and to thank the people who have helped in so. muy ways to produce this yearbook. May this book bring to its owner many reminiscences for many years to come, and may those who worked so diligently and gave counsel, advice, and time, accept these acknowledg- ments as some slight compensation for their aid. The photography, which comprises such a large part of the annual, was super- vised by Ted Torkelson, photography editor, with Dick Wilsterman and Rod Hake as his assistants. The make-up work was done with the aid of Anne Sampair, Phyllis Johnson, and Carol Duffe. The art on the division pages and in the graduation section was done by Carol Hoorn and Marilyn Barnes, and Tug Ikeda did the hand lettering. The cover was designed by Clifford Mescke. Typists were Loren Schlottman, Gwain Gillespie, Janet Kuhnley, and Sue Anderson, who also helped with organizing the copy material. The sports depart- ment was very ably handled by Dale Hansen and Dick Brown, who spent many hours compiling and writing the sports copy. John Graber served as music editor and was instrumental in obtaining pictures and material for this section. Al Swanson was assisted in solicitating advertising by Virgil Westlund and was responsible for the financial success of this publishing venture. Mr. James Douglas advised the copywriting and Mr. and Mrs. Fryxell provided encouragement and ideas for improvements when needed. Special thanks must go to Ren Anderson and his public relations staff for their unlimited cooperation. The various firms responsible for the production of the 1251 Ggtavian were: Photo Associates, who so efficiently took the group photos: Bruce Henderson, who took the student portraits: the Mankato Free Press Oo., who printed the Ebook: . Kayenay Engraving Go., who engraved all the pictures: and the National Bookbinding Co., who bound the book and manufactured the covers. Paul Rodine and Jared How were very helpful whenever technical problems arose. Yours truly, Editorial Staff osx 'sa ii i , ' L K a' if way! W U . :.':3U3T:'21 fu-'mf -' ,.'-rf, , ,. V ,bug ....f.rb,XZ, . .Mer M,-1,,.34f. - - 1, 3515 5:-f',!'r vig, ' . V .53FEW-4v1vrif?f':'5:-L , fa.-'If if iiZ:,:1':i45f:Sei,14 .-F 5 'ff FPR '3?3?5'f1if.5 i':'fl. r'TQ1iw1:E1.t5ii ' gif 1 f N E ' ' 3 f, Z V5 J- 1.- . www ,J . ,...f-::nf,,,EaEPI V Y ' 'v'af- . Fw-,. Mb , -. f dikwfvfwz-A5, X 7 7 5'm:. ,..1.,1m,M? ' Him. 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HAROLD PETERSON, AH'orney 22I Souih Minnesoia Ave. H. S. ORWOLL, M.D. G. EDWARD LARSON, D.D.S. H. SANDELIN, D.D.S. RICHARD E. LARSON, D.D.S. 2I7 Nassau Sf. 307V2 Souih Minnesoia Ave. 193 ST. PETER BUSINESS DIRECTORY ADOLPHSON SHOE COMPANY For the Finest in Footwear 3I6 So. Minnesota Ave. ARTHUR'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store of Greater Values 3I8 Minnesota Ave. COAST TO COAST STORE Paints, Automotive, Hardware, Sporting Good 202 So. Minnesota Ave. SORENSON'S CEOTHINQ oo. Mens and Boys Clothing and Furnishings 209 South Minnesota Ave. Tl1e Following Firms Contributed Tl1eir Excellent Work to tl1e 1951 Gustavian Printing Engraving MANKATO FREE PRESS CO. KAYENAY ENGRAVING CO ' Mankato, -Minn. Mason City, la. Group Pictures PHOTO ASSOCIATES Mankato, Minn. Student Portraits APPLIED STUDIO Minneapolis, Minn. Covers and Binding NATIONAL BOOKBINDING CO. Stevens Point, 194 Wis. Ackermann, Elmer-6l Adamson, Arfhur-36, 90, 93 Ahlsfrom, Anneile-73, I02 Alllslrom, Roberi-6I, l08 Akerson, JoAnne-bl, 93, 99 Albers, Armaiean-36, 87, 93, 99 Alberlson, Willard-73 Aldermann, Efhel-67, I04 Amundson, Dona-67, IO3 ,III,I63 Anderson Darrell-73 Anderson Delberi--67, 82, 83, 85, 90 Anderson Donald-I38 Anderson Georoe Winsion-73, 85 Anderson George Winron-36. 9l, 92, 94, 97, IO7 Anderson Gerald K.-I64 Anderson Gerald Kennefh-73 Anderson Gloria-bl, 92, 94, IOI, l40, l4l Anderson Gwen-73 Anderson Anderson James E.-73 Jean Elizabeih-67, 99 Anderson, Jean Mildred-36, 94, 95, 96 Anderson Joanne-67, 86, I03, I40, I7l Anderson, Kennelh-73 Anderson, Leone-73 Anderson, Lois Mae--36, 92, 93, 94, 99. l l5, l I7 Anderson, M. Charles-36, 97 Anderson Marilyn-66, 67, 92, l03 Anderson, Marvin-bl Anderson, Mary Lee-6l, 92, 94, I02, l3O Anderson Myron-73 Anderson, Myrfle E.-36, 89, 9l, 92, 93, l00 Anderson, Neil-'bl Anderson, Phyllis-73, l34, Anderson, Richard A.-67, Ill, I67 Anderson, S. Leonore-36, 84, I03 Anderson, Seldon-73 Anderson, Suzanne-67, 86, I03, l40, l7I STUDENT INDEX Bernhardson, Walfer-67, l08 Bernlson, Clarice-73, 95, 96, l06 Berry, Margarel'-6l, 83, 84, 94, 95, 96, l02 Berlelsen, Roy-38, I08 Berioch, Ronald-6l, Il2, I68 Bescl1ne'l I', Marilyn-6I, 93, I00 Birkeland, Mary-73 Biorklund, Elaine-38, 88, 9I, I03 Biosfad, Carol-73, 89, l34, I45 Bloemke, Lois-73 Bloom, John-38, 93, I09 Bloom, Marilyn-67, IO0 Bloom, Orval-6I Bloomdall, Richard-38, 82 Bluhm, Ardis-73 Boersma, Dorofhy-73 Boman, Tom-67, 82, 85, l05, ll9 Bonn, Beverly-67, 99, l7I Borg, Daniel-67, 85, 86, I08 Borg, Louise-38, 9l, 92, 97, l02, l40 Boyum,- Shirley-73 Bracken, Jol1n-38, 93, I05 Brady, Theresa-67 Brandi, Marlin-38, IU6 Braff, Lois-67, 99, I4-0 Bredenberq, Joanne-6l, 9I, I02 Broberg, Mariorie-67, 89, l00 Brodeen, Vernon-38, 93, l07 Broslrom, Paul-I IO, I40 Brouillelle, Gloria-'73 Brown, George-67 Brown, Julanne-'39, 93 Brown, Richard--6I, 93, I08, !25 Brubacher, Richard-6I, 93, I05, l34, l48 Brunswold, Wallace-39, Ill, I48, l58 Brusl, Charles-67, I48 Burnell, Larry-bl, 85 Budd, Margarei-67 Budke, Clarence-39, 89, 9l, IO9 Bullard, Roberl'-67 Busse, George-73, I64 Conrad, Doroflwy-40, IO4, l40 Cook, Gordon-67, 85, I20 Correll, Be'Hy-40, 9l Cox, Howard-40, 84, l08 Cravens, Jere-74 Cravens, Joan-40, 84, I02, Il5, II7 Dalwlberg, Mark--74 Dahlgren, Dennis-74 Dale, Francis-67, 82, I05, l40, l4l Dale, Arihur-bl Danielson, Donna-40, 84, 86, 87, 93, 94, 99, llb Daubs, Wayne-67, 86 Daumann,+Roy-74 Davidson, Colleen-67, IO3 Davies, George-67 Denker, Dale-40 Dickie, Keifli-40, 90 Diefz, Curf-4I Di'H'benner, Sanfield-I08 Dobos, John-67, 83, IZ9 Doering, Lee-4I, 85, 88. 9l, IDB Doeskin, Warren-4l, 89, Il0 Doi'sel'l1, Clifford-67 Dressel, Douglas-74 Dro'Hs, Wally-6l Duffy, Carole-74 Duncan, Shirley-67, IOI Dyshaw, Marvin-67 Domning, William-4l, I05 Easier, Charles-I66 Easflund, Kennelh-4I, 93,109 Easfman, John-74 Eckman, Barbara-6I, 84, 9l, lOl Ecksirom, Vance-6I, l42 Ecklund, Mary-67, I03, I44, I45, I46 Edmonds, Barbara-74 Edmund, Joycelyn-74, I7I Edquisl, Verlaine--67, l00 Edsfrom, Mary-68 Eggen, Dean-6I, I05 Anderson, Vernon-6l Anderson, Virginia-66, 67, 99 Andrews, Donald-60, bl, 84, l07 Anglemyer, S. Dianne-73, l30 Annexsiad, John-l48 Anfhony, Sharon-73, I45 Araskog, Kaihleen-36 Arneson, Donald-73 Aschenbaeck, Florence-73 Alcherson, Walier-67 Aufderheide, Jolln--36, l06 Baker, Janei-6l, I02, I27 Baker, Marilyn-73 Baldwin, H. Burnell-37 Barberg, Edsel-37, 93, l09 Barke, Roberi-73 Barlau, Valerie-67 Barnes, Doloris-67 Barnes, Marilyn-37, 9I, 97, 99, l24 Barilwoloma, Jeanne-73 Becklund, Morris-73 Beckslrom, Richard-37, 84, 90, Il2, l48 Belin, Ralph-85 Bengsfon, Don-67 Benson, Edward-37, l06 Benson, John-37, 82, 84, 88, 9l, l09 Benson, Lauren-89, I7l Benson, Roger-37, l06 Benfsen, James-37 Berg, Dean--37, 82, IO7 Berg, Donald-37, l07 Berglund, Jean-67 Berglund, Rufli-73 Bergman, Noel-73 Bergner, Lyle-6l Bergquisl, Pauline-73 Bergslrom, Vernon-38, 35, 83, 92, I28 Ca llerslrom, Ted-73 Carlson Beri-39 Carlson, Carl-73 Carlson, Charles-39, 88, 90, I09, l63 Carlson, Donald-39, l08 Carlson Irene-39, 92, 93, 94, 96, IOI Carlson Eugene-73 Carlson Carlson Harold-39, 93, IO9 Jol1n-73, 85 Carlson Lois-6I, l02 Carlson Lulller-73, 83 Carlson Pafricia-39, l02 Carlson Rodney-73 Carlson Roger-73 Carlson Rufli-66 67 7I 99 Carlsied, Adolpl1e73 Carsiensen, Sherman-6I Carfer, LeRoy-67., III Carier, Verle-72, 73 Case, Richard-73 Cavara, Biruia-74 Chaffee, Forresi-74, 83 Eiselein, Carol-6l, l02 Ek, Roberi-6I, 83, 90, I05, l29, I40, l4I Eklund, Joan-74 Eltlund, Nancy-74 Elofson, Paul-6l, 93, ll0, I45, I64 Emerson, Allen-68 Emholiz, Gerald-bl, I08 Engwall, Richard-66, 68, 85, I05 Enzenauer, Darrell-74 Erdahl, Pernell-6I, IO4, l40 Erickson, Calherine-74 Erickson, Donn-6I Erickson Geraldine-4l, 99, l7I Erickson, Jacqueline-74 Erickson, Joan-68, 99 Erickson Lloyd-6l Erickson Erickson Erickson Erickson Erickson Erickson Erkeneffl :Lowell-4I, no, 142, ms Myron-4I, 9l, ll0 Duane-4l Roger-68, III, l58 Shirley-60, 6l, I02, I7l William-6l, 86, 95, 96 Ray-6I Challeen, Gordon-74 Chell, Failli-74, I00 Cheney, Donna-74 Childs, Jerome-39, I64 Chong, Wilfred-40, 89, 9l, ID7, l42 Chrisfensen, Delmar-40, 90, 92, 94, I07 Chrisienson, Janef-67, 99, I39, I40, l7I Cllrisfenson, Joanne-67, 99, II6, I4-0. l7I Chrisfenson, LaVonne-6I, 94, I02 Clmrisfenson, Llewellyn-40, Ill, l39 Clark, Jack-6l, l40, I4l Clemanfs, Earl--67, Il2, l68 Clemenf, Jane-74 Colberg, Marianne-6l 195 Erlandson, Curiis-4l Even, Donna-68 Falkenhagen, Richard-90, l58 Fiellan, Bonnie-42, 9l, 99 Fender, Roberi-74 Fernsfrom, Wallace-68 Fefchenhier, Dale Fofchenlmior, JeaneH'e--74 Finn, Gerald-42, 90, lI2, I48, I64 Fischer, Clarence-42, I09, l42 Flaaien, Norman-42, l08 Fladebo, Duane-74 Flafen, Gene, l40, l4I Flogsfad, Duane-6I, II6 Flogsiad, Joan-74 Flogsfad, Yvonne-74 Flom, LaVonne-68, I04 Fogarly, Marvin-90, 9I, II2 Forbes, William-42, I06 Ford, James-66, 68, 82, 97, IIO Forsgren, Helen-74, I40 Fox, Lowell-68, III, I34, I58 Franh, Alvin-I66 Frafzhe, Charles-bl, 93, III Fredlund, LaVonno-74 Freier, NiI'a-74 Freyberg, Dale-42 Frosi, Jacquie-74 Furness, David-I42 Gaard, Arfhur-42, II9, I20 Gabrielson, Frances-74 Garvin, Harold-74 Gaulf, Zuriel-6I Gaviif, Richard-42, I07, I28 Gerdfs, Marlin-74 Gevih, John Dean-68, 97, I42 Gillespie, Gwain-I06, I48 Gilberf, Karen-74 Gillis, David-74 Glasser, Paul-42, I06 Glemaher, Barbara-42 Glowe, Shirley--62, 9I, I00 Goose, Duane-74 Goldschmidf, Gerald-68, I08, I48 Gooder, Carolyn-74, I40 Goodmanson, Lloyd-43 Goranson, Kuri-35, 43, 83, IO8, I2B Graber, John-68, I25 Graham, Zoemarie-74 Granaih, Marvin-62, 84, 90, 92, 97, I05 Granf, Kennefh-74 Gray, Olga-74 Grefe, Herman-43, IO8 Gregory, Kenneih-68, I48 Griep, Carl-62, I06 Grilley, Donald-62, I3I Gruse, Barbara-74 Gullichson, Ray-43, 94, lov Gunderson, Marvin-68, 90, II2, I48 Gusfafson, Carol-68, 99 Gusfafson, Conrad Verner-62, I05 Gusfafson, Donald-68, 97 Guslafson, James-62, I II Gusfafson, Jo Ann-68, 99 Gusfafson, Joan Emily-68 Gusfafson, Joan Mary-43, 99 Gusiafson, Nancy Lou-96, II4, l45 Gusfafson, Russell-62, III Habichf, Roberi-62 Hagberg, Donald-43, I40 Harff, Marla-75 Harfenberger, Walfer-68 Hafch, Louise--68 Hauclr, David-68, 90, I68 Hawlcinson, Beffa Ann--68, l02 Hechf, Bernice-75 Hedin, Paul-62, 90, III Hedflre, Delphine-68, 89,103 Hein, Roberi'-44 Helling. John-44, I08 Hendricks, Dean-75 Hennemufh, Richard-62, IO8 Hennix, Beify-68, I00, I40 Hennix, Rufh-44, 9I, 92, IUO, I40 Herbsf, Roland-75 Her'Iens'Iein, Ruby--75 Hess, Roland-68, 88, 92, I09 Hesselroih, Lois-44, 84, 87. 89, 9 I03 Hayman, Joann-62, I02 Hibbard, AIIen-62, 95, 96, I09 Hier, Marion--62, 9I, 92, IOI, I40 Hill, Darlene-68, I02 Hinfz, Beverly-75 Hixon, Ralph-I ll Holierf, DuWayne-62, 93 Hogan, Larry-IO8 Hokenson, Odean-44 Holrenson, Rodney-68, 85, 90, I42 Holcomb, Joyce-44, 99, I2B Holcombe, Dwighf-45, 90, 93, IIO, I48, I64 Holm, Gordon-45, II I Holmberg, Joan-75 Holmes, David-68, 85 Holmgren, Elmer--68 Holmgren, Eva-45, 93, I03, I7I Holmquisi, Audrey-75 Holmquisf, Ronald-68. 94 Holi, Dale-82, I45, I46 Holi, Dennis-I40 Hoorn, Carol-45, 84, 88, 89, IOI, I28 Horn, Ronald-68 Hovenden, Richard-45, II2 Hovren, Warren-45, 90, 93, III Hughes, Jacqueline-68, I02 Hulslander, Gail-I00 Hulslander, Lee-75 Huse, LaVerne-I58 Huselid, Shirley-62, I00 Ikeda. Tsugio-62, Ill, I24 Isalrson, Mary Lee-68, I03 Iseli, Bob-I08 Iverson, Mary-62, 92, 93, 94, 99 Jachola, Eileen-75 I, 93 I28, I24, Johnson, Johnson David W.-46, I05 Dennis E. L.-46, 94, I06 Johnson Dennis WaII'er-62 Johnson Donald C.-46, 88, 92, I05, I24 Johnson, Dick-68 Johnson Doris-69 Johnson, Dorofhy-46, 97, I04, I7I Johnson, Douglas-69 Johnson Duane-75, 83, I42 Johnson Dwighi-69, I48 Johnson Johnson Johnson Elaine-46, 9I, 93. I00 Eunice-75, 90, I34 Florence-46, 97 Johnson Frances-69, I00 Johnson Gene-69, I48 Johnson Genevieve-75 Johnson Gerold-69, I40 Johnson Harris-69 Johnson Jean-75 Johnson Joan-75, 97 Johnson LaDonna-75 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Lavern-75, I42 Leonora-62, 9I, 92, IOI, I40 M. Evodia-46, 83, 97, IGI Marilyn-47, 99 Myron Keiih-47, 9I, I09 Myron L.-93 Norma Amy-75 , -Norma Elaine-I00 Norma I.-62, l02, I44, I45 Johnson Norma Jean-69 Johnson Paul-62, 85 Johnson Roberf Oscar-I42 Johnson Roberf Richard-47 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Rodney-62 Ronald-62, IO8 Roy-96, IIO, I44, I45 Shirley-69 I Sylvia-lab Johnson, V. Renae-92, 99, II6 Johnson, Verner-75 Johnson, Vernon-62 Johnson, Wendell-69, 85, 88, I05, I40, I4I Johnson, Winfield-75 Jones, EIIis-62, 9I, 93, I42 Kaus, Mariorie-69, I00 Kaus, Paul-I40 Keclr, Dale-62, IO8 Keclceisen, Edward-47, I48 Keech, Thomas-75 Kemp, Emily-63, 88, 9I, I02 Kenf, Charles-63, IO8, I26 Jacobson Halle, Janice-43 Haha, Rodney-74, I26 Halberg, Dale-43, IO8 Hale, Riia-68, 99 Halgren, Bruce-75 Halh, Arden-43, 84, 87, I00, I28 Hall, Phil-IIO, I58 Hallsfrorn, Evangeline-43, 99 Jaclzson, C. Roberi'-45, 83, 86, 88, 90, III, I20, I28, I48, I64 Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson , Charles-68, 90, I07, II6, I40 Elaine-62 Z Mary Lee-I45 , Maynard-95, II9 Jacobson, Mildred-75 Roger-75 Halverson, Elizabeih-62, l00, I7I Halverson, Herb-75 Halvorson, David-68 Hanna, Charles-62, I06 Jaeger, Ar'Ihur-62 Jaeger, Dwighf-68, 88 Jaeger, Luverne-62, IO8 Janzen, Mildred-45 Hansen Hansen Hansen Arlene-62, 93, IO2 Beverly-75, I40 Dale-62, I05, IO9, I25 Hansen Daniel-62 Hansen, Gladys-62 Hansen, Joan-44, 9I, 92, 93, I03, I38 Hansen Joel-44, 93, III Hanson, Beverly-75 Hanson, Gene-44, III Hanson, Harlis-62, 88, I09 Hanson, Janei-75 Hanson, Jeanne-44, 9I, I04 Hanson Paul-I27 Hanson Roger-75 Hanson S Vynneffe-68 I4 , . , 5, I46 Hardf, Charles-90, II2, I48 Jarchow, Beverly-62, 9I Jensen, Roberf-68, 93, IIO Jensen, Winsfon-45, 82, 89, I07, I28 Joern, Ja Johnson ch-45, IIO, I68 Alden-75 I29 Johnson: Ann Louise-68, 92 Johnson, Auldon-75 Johnson, Avis-62, I45, I46 90, 92, 97, Johnson, Bernice-I00 Johnson, Bernice Porfer-62, I03 Johnson, Beverly-46, I04' Johnson, CharIo'He-46, 88, 89, 9I, I00 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Chesfer-46, I05, I28 Darrel-68, 85, I09 David Chesfor-75, 83 196 Kenyon, David-63, I42 Kiehl. Wendell-69 Kindschuh, Eugene-69, l42 Kirhvold, Jean-75 Klinherfues, Fulion-47, I06 Klucas, Ardis-75 Knips, Marjorie-69, 93, l02 Knufson, Calvin-I I I Kobe, David-69, IO9, I68 Koeneclre, Frank-63, II2, I48 Komah, Ann-47, 99 Koonfz, DeForres'I'-106 Koopman, Lesfer-75, I42 Kopischhe, Gerald-I48 Korpela, Carl-69, I42 Kranh, Joris-63, 93, IIO Kranh, Roger-69, I48 Kron, Roberf-'69, l42 Krough, Mary-72, 75 Kruger, Failh-69, 86, I03, I24, I44, I45 Kruger, Lois-69, I7I Krull, Edwin-93 Kuhnley, Jane'I'-63 Kuss, Gerald-47, I06, I68 LaFond, Sally-69, 99 Lager, Vianne--75 Lane, Richard-63, IIO Lane, Roberf-75 Langdahl, BeverIy-75- LanHo, S'I'anIey-63, 88 Larson, Burfon-47 Larson, C. Roberf-69, I3l Larson, Consfance JoAnne-75 Larson, Donn-47, 83, l08 Larson, Harland-75 Larson, June-69, 90, IOI Larson, Lowell-69 Larson, Marvin-69 Larson, Ray-47, 90, 93, IIO, I63 Larson, Larson, Roberl Edward-48, 85, I29, I40 Roger-48, I05 Larson, Russell-76 Leaf, Earl-I I I Lee, Arfhur-76 Lee, Eugene-I64 Lee, John-84, 90, I64 Lemlle, Jane!--76 Lesfer, Carol-76, I30, I34 Lillehei, Joann-48, 94, I02 Lind, Donna-76 Lindau, Paul-I40 Malm, LaGre'Ha-76 Malmquisf, James-I I2, I48 Malzahn, Ray-49 Marlens, Barbara-76 Marlens, Roberi'-69, 90, I66 Mariinson, Charles-76 Marlinson, Dayfon-76 Maflmews, Lloyd-90, 93, 94, I07, I64 Malhieson, Evereh'-49, I40 Maison, Carol-50, 87, 89, 9I, 99, II5, I7I Malsui, Donald-69, I66 Mafsuura, Larry-76 Ma'IIson, Beafla-69 Mafison, Mary Ann-69, I00, I40, l7I Maflson, Thomas-I48 Meline, Cl1arIo'He-76 Mellgren, Lorenze-50 Merlrel, James-50 Merrill, James-50 Lindberg, David-48, 82, 84, 97, I07 Meschlre, Clifford-50, I09 Olson, Ann Maureen-76 Olson, CI1esI'er4sI, 89 Olson, Donna-70, 92 Olson, Emalyn-76 Olson, George-SI, 94 Olson, Jean-76, l7I Olson, Kenneih-52 Olson, Lesrer-52 Olson, Mae Vicroria-70, 90 OIson,,Marguerii'e-70, 89, I03 Olson, Marvin-63, B2 Olson, Milfon-63, 9l, I09, I44 Olson, Olson, Paul-77 Roberl' Win.-52, 83, 88. IIO, I66 Olson, Ross-77 Olson, Russell-70, I27 Olson, Shirley-77 . Olson, Valerie-77, I7I Olson, Wallace-63. 90, III, I48 Oman Glen-63, 90, 92, 94, 97 Onlrlral Joan-I I6, I I9 Lindberg, Waldo-76, 82, 90, I42 Lindberg, Winsfon-63, I09, I29, l42 Lindell, Joyce-76, 92 Lindenberg, David-69, IIO, I63 Lindgren, Miriam-76 Lindgren, Narlialie-76 Lindgren, Verna-48, IO4 Lindholm, Richard--69, 93 Lindlan, Harry-63, I08 Lindquisr, Lavaune-48, 63, I02 Lindsrrand, Belly-90, I34 Lindsfrom, Allen'-69 Lindsfrom, Nancy-69, 99 Linman, Dexfer-63 Linnes, Lowell-69, 85, I40 Liflisim, Dewey-63 Lofsirom, Susan-76 Loff, John-76, I40 Logan, Lorraine-76, I40 Penner: Anile-70 Lohuis, Shirley-48, 88, 9I, I00 Lolzensgard, Harold-48, I07 Lolrlresmoo, Knufe-63, 85 Lomis, Clinlon-48, 93, III Loren, Vern-69 Micheels, Richard-76 Miellle, John-63 Miller, Gerald-50, 90 Miller, Roberl'-'70, IO6 Minlrs, Sfuarl-'90 Mifchell, Alice-76 Mohaupf, Mary-50, 9I, I00 Mohaupl, Priscilla-70 Molander, Zoe-70, 90 Moll, Carolyn-63. 84. 94, I00 Molsfre, Beverly Ann-70, I02 Monson, Donald-76 Monson, Dona-76 Moon, Lewis-76 Mooney, Gran?-76 Moores, Terry-63, I08 Morse, George-50 Morse, John-70 Morienson, William-70 Munson, Dean-50, 93, I09, I66 Myrum, Wayne-70 Nagaislmi, Claude-63, I07 Nagel, Elaine-88, 89, 90, IOI Nakamura, Paul-50, 82, 83, 94, I07 Opsalil, Marilyn-77 Osell, Don-5I, I08 Osfrom, Marianne-52, 84, 99, II6 Palm, D. Arlene-52 Palmquisf, John-52, 97 Paplce, Andrew-I58 Paplre, Margarel-70, I02 Parlcer, Howar-cl-52 Parlrs, Beverly-70 Parrish, Charles-70 Paser, Donald-77 Paulson, Russell-52, 85, 86, 9I, 94, 95, l28 Pauh, Joan-77 Payne, Eugene-52, 89, 90, II2, I28, I48, I53 Pearson, James--77 Pearson, Roger-63, 83, 90, 92, 94, I20, IZ9 Lorenfzen, Joan-93 Lorrie, Donald-63, I07, I40 Lovold, Janef-69, I00 Luedflre, Roberl'-I08 Luhmann, Arleen-76 Luik, Helmi-69, I7I Lulce, Elmer-48, I68 Lulre, Lloyd-49, I68 Lund, Adele-49, 89, 9I, 97, 99 Lund, John-63 Lund, Shirley--76 Lundberg, Alberl-49, I08 McRosfie, I55, l58 Lundberg, Barbara-49, 94, I02 Lundberg, Donald-49, I40 Lundberg, Janef-76 Lundeen, William-49 Lundell, Deane-63, IO7 Lundgren, Berfy-76, 90 Lundgren, David-69, I42 Lundgren, Roger-63, I08 Lundin, C: David-69, lI0 Lundquisf, Bruce-63 Lundquisf, John-63 Lundquisf, Raymond-49, 83, 84, 86, 94, I I0 Lundquisf Russell-63 I I I Lundquisf, Twylalr-63, 84, 90, I04 Lundvall, Rulh-63, 90 Lundsread, Carol-63 McEwen, Duane-76 McEwen, Lowell-63, I48 Clair-63, I26 Nelson Nelson Arfhur-5I Augusla Mae-76 Nelson Barbara-35, 5I, 87, 92, 94, II6, I40 Nelson Carl F.-5I, 93, I08 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Carl M.-5I Charles-70, I09 Curlis-70, I I I E. Elaine-5I, 88, I04 Harlan-72, 76, I66 Helen-I02 Il1leen-63, l0I Nelson Irvin-66, 70, 85, 90, 97, I07 Nelson, James-60, 63, 83, I07, I40 Nelson, John Waller-63, 95, 96, 97 Nelson Kenneih-85, 88, 92 Nelson Nelson, Nelson Nelson Lloyd-70, Ill, I66 Lorraine-76 Marilyn-I40, I45 Richard-5I I68 Maclrenrofh, Marlene-69, I03 Madsen, Howard-63, III, I34 Magnuson, Roger-63, II6, I40 Malti, William-49, 97 Malcolm, Roberf-76 Malm, Donald-76 Malm, John-69 -ll. Ness, Elizabelh-66, 70, 99 Nicklason, Fred-70, 93, I07 Nielsen, James-70, 99 Nielsen, Russell-70, l58 Niemi, Richard-76 Norberg, Carl-70, I05 Nord, Carol-76 Nordling, Dennis-76, I58 Nordsrrom, Lois-70, 87, 92, 99, I37 Nordlund, Donna-76 Norman, Haldo Kiell-63, IIO, I38, I48, Norman, John-88, IO9 Norman, Kafhleen-76 Nygard, Douglas-85 Odell, Samuel--SI, 90, 9I, I06 O'ConnoII, Palsy-63, 88, I04 Ogi, Tadaslri-90 Ogren, Vernon Lowell-70, 90, I09 197 Pedersen, Richard-64 Pelmrson, Peilcerl, Pengra Darwin-64, lI2 Carl-70 Vale-64 II2 Penner, TaIi'I'a-70 Penrod Fred-70 I I I Perlrins, cl:n+onJe4, 90, III Peferson Pele rson Peferson , Burdeffe-77 , Ardis-7 , Arne Eugene-77, I42 Peferson, Audrey-70, IO3 Peferson, Beverly Anne-70, 90, I04 Peferson, Bruce-77 Peierson, Carolyn-53, 9I, 97, l03 Peferson Peferson Peterson Peferson Peferson Peferson , Donald-64, 85 , Duane-77 , Edifll-53, 9l, 93, I04 , Florenline-53, 89, 9I, I00 , Gerald-53, 96, I44, I45, I46 , Granl-53, lI0 ' Peferson, Jaclr-53, 88, 9I, I09 Peferson, James-64, I05, I34 Peferson, Jane-70 Peferson, John-70, I06 Pelerson Pelerson Peferson Pererson Pelerson , Jy'He-52, 94, I00 , Kenne'Il1-I08 , Lavinia-70, 99 , Marilyn-77, I34 , Mary Lou-77, 89 Peferson, Merald-64, 90, Il0, I68 Pelerson, Milfon-70 Peferson, Paul-77 Pelerson, Roberl A.-I I2 Peferson, Russell-64, 82 Pelerson, Rulll-64, 9I, 93, I04, I7I Pelerson, William-35, 64, 90, 93, III Pfenning Helen-77 Philbroolr, KaI'I1leen-70 Polzin, Lawrence-77 Pool, Pafricia-53, 9I, 99, II6 Porrer, Duane-64, IIO Preuss, Roland-IIO Price, Pafricia-70, 89, I44 Pringle, Nancy-77 Pryor, Carolyn-77 Pyle, Charles-77 Quisl, Kennelh-53, 89, 90, lll, l28, l48, I64 Raarup, Dennis-90 Ralrlre, Ellwin-64 Randall, Jaclr-77 Shaffer, Jaclr-55, II2 Shaffer, Marion A'H'wood-55 Sheilc, Roger-55, 97, IO7, l28, l45 Shogren, Beify Lou-78 Siebenbrunner, Beryl-78 Siebrechi, Arland-I48 Siem, June-55, 99 Sifford, Paul-l68 Swanson Ransirom, lvadelle-64, 9l, 93 Reber, William-64, Ill, l45, I67 , Reclzow, Marlene-77 Rehwaldf, Reynold John-64, 90, 9l, 94. 98, Ill, l58, l62 Reinerisen, Roberi-90 Reiien, Marilyn-77 Renlren, John-53 Reihwill, Adelaide-77 Refzlaff, Carol-BI, I02 Refzlaff, Mark-53 Reusch, Beffy-54, I04 Reusch, Dagmar-77 Rhoda, Herberl'-77 Ringgenberg, John-54 Ringsirom, Virginia-7l, 90 Ripley, Wayne-54, 93, Ill Ri'Henour, Merlyn-77 Roadfeldf, Carol-54, 93, 99 Roadfeldi, J. Arlis-89, 9l Roadieldf, Rhoda-77, 89 Roberfs, Calvin Wm.-l54 Roberiz, William-9l, 95, 97, I05, l28 Rollolif, Bruce-54, II2, l48 Ronning, Richard-77 Ronning, Ronald-54 Ross, Einar-64 Rofvig, Roger-64, 82 Rue, Gordon-9l Ruggles, George-77 Ruggles, Henry-64, I06 Rundquisi, Howard-54, 83, lll Runez, Joanne-7l, 83, 99, l40 Rupe, Janei'-77 Rylander, Don-54, 84, 89, l05 Salander, Leon-64 Salmela, Chesier-93, I09 Sampair, Anne Elizabelh-77 Samuelson, Amaryllis-89, 9l, 93, 95, 96 Sandbalren, Gordon-55, 93, Ill, I34 Sandberg, Bruce-54, 92, 94, IO7, 142 Sandquisf, John Glen-77 Sandquisf, John Maynard-72 Sandslead, John-77 Sarma, lcars-77 Sa'H'er, Eldon-77 Sawin, James-7l Schafer, Marie-64, 82, 83, l34, I45 Schlofiman, Loren-7I, I25 Schmidi, Jeane'He-64, 82, l04, H0 Schmillen, John-64, 93, I05 Schnabel, Eugene-64, B8 Schol, Henry-64 Schow, Kenneih-64 Sifford, Roger-64, Il0 Sillman, Lowell-55, 90, 93, I06 Sinionson, Jean-78 Siodin, George-64, 85. l08 Siosirom, Roberi-56, 84, 9l, I06 Slefiehaugh, Ala n-78 Slofvold, Lois-64, 9I Smifh, John-78, l40 Smiih, Melvin-56 Smi+h, u-56, 84. 88, I Pa l Il Smiih, Rhoda--56, 97, IO4 Smiih, Roberl'-56, ll0, l48, I66 Smiih, Roberi Lowell-9l Soapes, Warren-56 Sodergren, Marcia--7I, 99 Solensien, John--56, l07 Sommer, Fred-7l Sommers, Marilyn-78 Soper, Frances-78' Sofebeer, Roberi-78, l40 Sprain, Lyle-7l, 83 Sprain, Marlo-78 Sianger, Maren-78 Siapf, George-56, 93, ll0 Stearns, Marilyn-78 Sieclrer, Marcella-78 Sieclcman, Beverly-78 Sieinke, Pauline-7l, IO3, l7l Slenberg, Virginia-78 Siernaman, Peggy-56, 9l, IO! Slerner, Elmer-64 Siien, Donalal-78 Siivers, Lloyd-56 Sioclze, James--64, IOB Siollenwerk, Mary Ann-7l, I00 Siorholm, Ann-7l, I7I Slrand, Marold-64, 9l, 92, I05, l40 Shand, William-7l Sireei, Marilyn-57, 89, 9l, 93. 99 Sfrom, John-78 Sfrom, Kenneih-93, 94, ll0 Siuber, Elva-78 Sundin, Doroihy-57 Suzulti, George-7l, I63 Svendsen, Svoboda. Shirley-7l, 88, lOl James-II2, l48 Gordon-60, 64, 83, 90, ll0 Swanson, Alvin-57, l24 Swanson, Beverly-7l Swanson, Swanson, Virginia-7I Swanson, John Henry-78 Swanson, Kenneih--57 Swanson, Richard-78, I29 Shirley-57, 96, IOI, l28, I44, Schramm, David-64. I48 Schulfz, Floyd-35, 55. 93, 97, Ill Schulfz, Roberf-64, II2 Schulh, Sianley-7I Schwarfau, Rosemary-55, 9l, 95, 95, l28, I44 Schwarz, Elaine-77 Schwarz, Gerald-77 Schweer, Rulh-77, 89 Seaberg, Bonnie-55, 99, lI5, II7 Seaberg Seagren Dale-64 I Eloise-l40 Seeds, Sfanley-55 Selassi, Eeifu-64, I05 Seller, Gail-77 Seiierholm, Marlys-77 Severson, Clara-78 l45, I46 Swanson, Willis-I42 Swanson, Alfred-90, lll, l65 Swedberg, Alfred-9l Swedberg, Paul--64, I07, ll6 Swenson, Evelyn-66, 7I, 93, 99 Swenson, Joan-78 Swenson, Virginnia--78, l40 Talzala, Edward-57, I48 Teeiers, John-64, 85, l06, I37 Teraolca, Hiroshi-7I Teslce, LaVonne-57, 9l, l03 Teiiam, Irene-57 Thaicher, Ruih Joanne-72, 78 Thompson, Allen-l48 Thompson, Raymond-57, 9l, I42 Thornquesf, Shirley-78 198 Tidsfrom, Fred-57, 88, I06 Tidsirom, Kenneih-57, 88, l06 Tillman, Joanne-64, I02 Tillman, Mary-7l Tillquisi, Richard-7l Timgren, Lynn-7l Togilzawa, Ellen--78 Tonn, Eugene--78 Torlielson, Roger E.-l27 Torlrelson, Theodore-58, 88, 92, I05. l20, I25. l28 Trapp, Eunice--64, 92, IOI Ulrich, Marilyn-78, 82 Ulrich, Donna-93, 99, ll6, l20, I28 VanLancler, Marley-58, lOl, lI5, II7 l40 Vargas, Vicenfe-58, 64, 85, 97 Vaine, Richard-78 Videen, Dorolhy-7l, l03 Voehl, Lorraine-78, l40 Volclen, Thelmer--78 Vollan, Paul-78, I29 Vomhof, Walier-64, 93, 94 Vorlicelr, Marian-78, 89 Wahlberg, Roy-58, 89, 9I Wahlsirom, Darrell-65, I05 Wallen, Jacqueline-78 Wallner, Irene-7l, 97 Wampler, Amy-78 Warner, Joan-7I, 99, II6 Warner, Ross-7l, l58 Waison, Lois-7l Waxlax, Arlene-78 Weaver, Jeane'H'e-7l, IO3, I34 Websier, Maiihew-58, IO6 Weelcman, Gerald-7I Wenlaerg, Lou-78 Weiler, Chloe-78 Wellendorf, Elaine-78 Welsh, Marlene-78 Wendorf. Mariorie-65, 88, 9l, I04 Wenger, Elwyn-7l, l42 Wennblom, James-l42 Wenner, Adrian-58, 85, 88, 9I Werness, George Roberl-7l, 90, Ill l58, l62 Wesf, Marvin-58, 83, 85, 94, l08, ll5 l40 Wesfberg, Alan-78 Wesierberg, Barbara-78 Wesferlund, Barbara-7I Wesiin, Joyce-7l, 99, I44, l45, I46 Wesilund, Virgil--7l, l07, l24 Weifergren, Aniia-65, 9l, 94, 99 Whife, Jean-79 Whifney, James-58, 84, lll Wiclcsirom, Alden-7I Widmarlr, Lorraine-58, 89, 9l, l00 Wiemann, Pauline-79 Wille'H, Lois-79 Williamson, Pairicia-79 Wilsiermann, Richard-79, I25 Winch, Jerrv-65 Wise, Dwayne Verner-79 Wiiienborg, Richard--65 Wiifman, Ona Lee-65, 9l, 92, lOl Wold, Caryl-79 Wolfe, George-90, 93 Wondafrash, Garamme-65, Il0 Wrighl, John-79, l5B Wulf, Don-59, 83, I05 Yess, Roberi-9l, II2 Yosf, Kenion Alan-72, 79, 82 Youngren, Dolores-79 Youngquisf, Doroihy-79, 93 Youngquisi, Jeanne-65, 99. l30 Zimmerman, Ruih-59, 97, IOO Zipoy, Joan, 7I, II7 Zuidema, E. 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