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-f 1. MQ WE UN ' 6' QQ-'M'--' ' N-Wffsgx .kt xy , gg o 22'-3 I m :E 'F 9 +,ff? 'fag ,399 E' 21 , 'iwaufd THE LINER 1966 ,Sgr ER4q0Ma,. QL if Q EXE 3, ua P4 Lzj - 9 -'cf 'f Y . Nmmwmdzf Ay' 1851iwQ,1l 3 U EDITOR joan Splinter ASSISTANT EDITOR Joanne Simons SENIORS Cynthia Camp U NDERCLASSM EN Emily Engle STUDENT I.I FE Linda Gauper ORGANIZATIONS Patsy Gorden SPORTS Margie Keyes lfACUI,TY Rich Wien HAMLINE UNIVERSITY ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TROD UCTION 1CULTT .... . 'UDENT LIFE. 'OR TS ..... INIORS. . .. Q GA NIZA TIONS NDER CLA SSMEN fDEX.... fr, s tr 1 Hx . 1 , 3-f ,a .ngf E9 W5 Q L K? 4' an ,, Qi. ,Qi 2 W L.. -ww it yi' Wm VJMWK Q ng, f A aff 4 5 ' I I ,Er A, fi png k ,F A A A gm. xmas Q af! 5 EQ kr ,J ,I-KA , X ,A . 2 X, . N.. N 3 S WQG' 'Q-f Q 1 .-Q, S- -is gf sf Q J, , ' Q- .,.:1' 'Y' iv ng ,r 5 M d 1, 3 5 S A,,. 5 , 3, A, -L Q1 ' msg-1' , K3 L.., Q 'W -Q21 Vs-1155? V za. , ef 25 2 .ffm 2 1 4 .gE,::f:f. Jw .W Q , -wa1e::.- f V at A , 5. W Xi xr , , fx XL? Q X Uk! 9' Q M .. zz, JS. 5, Yfeiiw , iq 5, V, Q 'WW gg, Wm W, .Q RX, ww .gf SE ,, g -'bk 7-WC ' 5' 'Q tif ' if Yu-A A I Q , W1 A , w w-mn. ,,,, .L A Wwi-.4-, Y W 3. krw 3 3 4 Af' reg? ig I X ,wlk I K' WSWS' P W me y , w .. , .-M .., maxim. GENERATION IN A HURRT The pace of 1965-1966 was fast, days and weeks whisked by and too soon term papers, research re- ports, and finals were upon us. Over all clocks and calendars marked time allotments for tests, classes, due dates for papers and projects, and athletic competition. Because of our consciousness of time and our striving to live within its limits we have been open called a generation in a hurry. Many tried to experience as much of lure as possible in the shortest amount of time, and yet, in the rush to express ourselves and our ideas, to discover the new and dwferent, to concentrate intently on our studies, we found time to laugh, to relax, to have PER! ODS OF CONCENTRA TION The ability to concentrate is often necessitated by the desire to achieve goals rangngjrom completing an assignment, to passing a coarse, to winning a basketball game. While concentration is essential to much of lje, it is probably the most dmlicult thing to do for any sustained period of time and almost impossible in a warm classroom after an all- night term paper writing session. When attention wanders things pass by without our notice and despite our most noble eforts, periods of concentration are very susceptible to moments ofdaydreaming. Q 'F' ga! :QWQI . 5,3 4 af' A .W - .14 w ga Q. lhkqn Q ?.W . , -if uf fl 4 'Wav Discoveries are made or in the making every day and are certainly not limited to the science building. There is discovery in yhnding the correct class rooms on the yhrst day ofa new term, in learning new facts, ideas and concepts, in meeting new friends, and perhaps in Ending that you have never bqfore really noticed the beauty of the Hamline Mall on a warm fall ayiernoon. DISCO VERY OF THE NEW AND DIFFERENT EX PRESS! O OF Communicative expression is found in many varied forms and mediums. The exchange of ideas is found in classroom lectures and discussions, in dramatic forms such as the Mime, brought to us by Frans Reynders, and in the printed word of the Oracle. The various means of expression represent the diverse personalities of the Hamline community and give the dull moments oflje a bit more sparkle. 3 Ii OUR VIEWS AND IDEAS ,gi is W KK, K f.,t E , . ,gy Y '21 A.. Q43 kin.. 1 fi , 'rf'-v ri -K INTER VALS OF FUN AND RELAXA TION Education is not limited to the classroom and text- bookg there is nothing that can duplicate the ex- perience gained from laughing and having fun with others. Unforgettable memories occur during the color and excitement of Homecoming and Winter Weekend, happy chats during Friday ajdernoon cojjee hours, chess games in the Union, and within a group of friends gathered around a table in the snack bar. Times when pressure and stress is low and the atmosphere is easy help to make a little more livable. Exqkgiilxxii Dk Wxi 'W iff fi F rig- qdg f g 13,5 ,dy , ' 4' 4 ,' ' f-mu mW, .:,v ?'s P: HL.,f A, ,iZL'.Y'H51ZgQ f Wf, ,,,N, ,M. 'H'fW N 3T11'v'M'7TGT? ? '5 4 ,ir:fLEiiA ' :U-fag'-,-'.u'fqLf,,15-',,.5P VL ,-. ' ff ,-, ,'g3,,, wm-3, 91,5-w-ms 7 f wh! A-WN' -ww-WMM , l'STlT.,',Zn42'f'1 mW?l5'-M V Nw-ww 1 WW M'M1..,:T: Wwmf1g.wvsaf 22?f 1fM-L I m i MM XQQWWN f ??i1FMiZi5fVT2NT31f55 k:.1:,Mff-4 fri., ,f V-v.l',.IIL1,' ' WWW , . ,, WE ., , , frmw W. A ' 'W-T '5'2'j, , ?'f52 ,., W:f'W P iiis:2o S-2u.1..,.S 'Qau1:N1A,. w 1, f-M FA CULT? 5 2 4 Fr 1 Q. WE UN1 wL1xE'i3'N '30, Q 45.1, 3 Q .JU aa :E 5555 BJ Z W f .s,,NMuw-,,f, 183,11 EDITED BY Rifh Wien AMY RUSSELL. . .1924-1965 ONE or THE QUEENS or CAMELOT Thou has lqft behind There's not a breathing ofthe common wind That will forget thee: thou has great allies: Thy friends are exiiltations, agonies, And love, and man,s unconquerable mind. To Toussaint L,Ouverture William Wordsworth What manner of person was she? Devoted teacher, beloved colleague, candid friend, articulate citizen, irrepressible spirit, rational being, one of the Queens of Camelot. For how many sides may a gem be cut? How many reflections may ajewel have? She loved her students dearly. Alert to those who needed encouragement, available to those who sought guidance, appreciative of those who warranted praise, agitating to those who required prodding. Her tender-tough touch set gyroscopes for the course of many young lives . . . She would have youth drink from the river of life and to follow its course that they may know where it flows through parched deserts and lush valleys. Dr. Donald Irish 18 Powers that will work for thee . . . PRESIDENT PAUL H. GIDDENS ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY Lowell A. Weber Charles U. Walker 19 DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Dean G. Trampe T ADMISSIONS COUNSELORS john Sillixnan, Curt Nordrum, Daria Fredericks DIRECTOR OF TESTING Donald E. Swanson 20 ALUMNI OFFICE Arthur S. Williamson DEAN OF MEN Donald R. Makuen DEAN OF WOMEN M. Patricia Wilson BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs. Dwayne O. Andreas Rollin O. Bishop Harry A. Blackmun Theodore C. Blegen Donald E. Bridgman john M. Budd A. G. Bush George A. Butters Wilbur D. Crose Philip R. Hall Frank C. Hodgson Robert B. Howard Russell A. Huffman Mrs. Carson F. Llamieson Glenn R. Krueger Ernest E. Lowe Edward S. Martin Paul O. Metzger Warren S. Moore William C. Norris Dennis F. Nyberg -Iames C. Otis Chester A. Pennington Charles B. Purdham Edwin W. Rawlings Arthur C. Reagan Walter M. Ringer Paul C. Schilling justin V. Smith Paul Snyder Russell Sweitzer E. Irving Whyatt ADMINISTRATION CHAPLAIN AND DIRECIIOR OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Frank Dreisbzlch NEWS AND PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR BUSINESS MANAGER Lawrence Anderson H. V. Neece 22 dim REGISTRARIS OFFICE .f Marlyce Dorf , Dr. Charles Wimmer, and Nancy Schave LIBRARY STAFF: L. to V.: M. Olson, lIl3I'2II'I2llI, W. Lauerer, M. Essling, and M. Brainard. OFFICE STAFF L. to I.. lt. Rlclltcl, C, Osborn, R. PZIIIISOII, V klahnke, H. Klzlsk, E Newstrom '41-fx in 1 A , qw.,...w-nav ' PLACEMENT SERVICE Mrs. Dolores Pospesel, Mrs. Eleanore Glyer, and Elizabeth Sibbald LIBRARIANS ack King, Mrs. Copenhaver, and Hcrbcrthlohnson I HEAD RESIDENTS L. to r.: Mrs. Qfuam Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Peter son, and Mrs. Lomnes HOUSEKEEPER Mrs. Anzivino n4w!kAsQ ig '2,?' fgav Iiff,-ig 24 'Tl f DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL PLANT Mr. Archibald HEALTH SERVICE L. to Y.: Mrs. Metzger, Mrs. Koenke, Mrs. Nash, and L. Benjamin. Dr. E. Fogelberg SNACK BAR Mrs. Joyce POST OFFICE STUDENT CENTER PERSONNEL Mrs. Lockwood Mrs. Lindberg and Mrs. Markuson .xx K! J A Iz' A ..A l T. ..S S... . 25 BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: .Ji 1 . .. . .,,., ,,.. , Mig Dr. William Downing, B.A., 1943, M.S., 1948, Ph.D., 1951, State University of Iowa. Dr. Charles Mason, B.S., University ol' Rhode Island, 1954, M.S., University of VViseonsin, 1958, Ph.D., Cornell University, 1961. Mrs. Ruth Sullivan, B.S., Hamline University, 1929, M.A., University ol'Minnesota, 1931. Bert Hawkins, B.S., Hamline University, 1930, M.A., University of Minnesota, 1932. SCIENCE . CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT RECEIVES SUPERIOR RATING FROM AMERICAN CHEMISTRY SOCIETY CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Clifford Creswell, B.S., Franklin and Marshall College, 19583 Ph.D., North western University, 1962. I LI. Thomas Head, B.S., Creighton University, 19603 M.S., University of Minne sota, Dr. Perry Moore, B.S., Des Moines University, 19253 M.S., 1926, Ph.D., 1936 Iowa State University. Dr. Rodney Olsen, B.A., University of Minnesota, Duluth, 1958, M.S., 1960 Ph.D., Iowa State University. Dr. Olaf Runquist, B.S., Iowa State University, 1952, Ph.D. University ofMinne sota, 1956. 26 Mr. Dolid MATH DEPARTMENT: Dr. Walter Fleming, B.A., University of Saskatchewan, 1942, M.A., 1944, Ph.D., 1949, University of Minnesota. Dr. Dale E. Varberg, B.A., 1954, M.A., 1957, Ph.D., 1959, University of Minne- sota. William A. Dolid, A.B., Alfred University, 1955, M.S., University of Minnesota, 1959. Cary C. Anderson, A.B., Concordia College, 19563 M.A., University of Nebras- ka, 1958. PHYSICS D1iPARTM1iN'1': Dr. Richard li. Pontinen, B.S., Hamline University, 1955g Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1962. 19283 Ph.D., Indiana University, 1938. Donald Lundman, 1942, M.A., 1957, University ol' Minnesota. l.. Dr. Runquist 1966 Recipient of Best Teacher Award 27 Dr. Kent Braeewell, A.B., Illinois College, 1927: University of Illinois, Dr. Quay Crigg, B.A., 1949, M.A., Duke University: Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1961. Mrs. Mildred Hill, B.A., Paine College, 1961: M.A., 1fVestern Reserve University, 1962. Richard D. Maxwell, B.A., 1962, M.A., 1963, University of Wis- consin. Not Pictured: Miles W. Coiner, jr., B.S., 1960, M.A., 1963, University of Kansas. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Dr. Kenneth White, B.A., Beuna Vista College, 1947gM.A.,1951, Ph.D., 1954, State University of Iowa. Mrs. Beverly Pergeau, A.B., MacMurray College, 19565 Ed.M., Harvard University, 1957. Mrs. Rosemarie Kroening, B.S., University of Min- nesota, 1955. Dr. Einarxlohnson, A.B., Con- cordia College, 1938: A.M., 1950, Ph.D., 1961, University of Washing- 1011. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Dr, Charles Moyer, M.A., Uni- versity of Chicago, 1951: Ph.S., University of Kansas, 1959. Dr. Peter Meinke, B.A., Ham- ilton College, 1955: M.A., University of Michigan, 1961: Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1965. Dr. George Vane, B.A., 1942, M.A., University of Chica- go: Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1958. HUMANITIES Dr. Meinke Mr. Swenson Mrs. Koenig Dr. McGhee Mr. Mayer LANGUAGE DEPARTM1-INT: Mrs. june M. Koenig, B.A., Uni- versity of Oklahoma, 1940, M.A., University of Michigan, 1947. Mrs. Barbara Younoszai, fNot Pic- turedj. A.B., 1956, M.A., 1962, University ol, California fBerke1eyj. Mrs. Winnifred M. Fisher, B.A., Lewis and Clark College, 1961, M.A., University ol' VVashing- ton. 1962. Dr. Dorothy Madeleine McGhee, A.B., M.A., University ol' Min- nesota, Ph.D., Ohio State Uni- versity, 1930, Diploniee, In- stitut de Phonetique, Univer- site de Paris, France. Walter H. Mayer,lIr., B.A., Mexico City College, 1951, M.A., ln- diana University, 1961, M.A., Whitworth College, 1962. Rodney N. Swenson, B.S., Bemidji State College, 19523 M.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota, 1956. 51151511 Mrs. Fisher r..,..,,W,, fs-Alf 7' .. . .. .sz ' --,: : : .- K - : :: 1.f 5 'ek ,L Dr. Coss PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION DEPARTMENT: Rabbi Max Shapiro, BA., Clark University, 1939, M.Ed., Bos- ton Teachers College, 19401 B.H.L., Hebrew Union Col- lege, 19533 D.Ed., University of Cincinnati, 1960. Ernest L. Steen, B.A., University of Minnesota, 19533 B.D., Yale Divinity School, 19583 M.A., Yale University, 1961. Dr. Thurman Coss, B.S., Univer- sity of Notre Dame, 19473 M.A., 1949, B.D., 1951,0ber- lin College, Ph.D., Drew Uni- versity, 1957. Robert E. Willis, A.B., Occidental College, 1955g B.D., San Fran- cisco Theological Seminary, 1958. Not Pictured: Frank Dreisbach, A.B., 1952, B.D., 1955, Drew University: A.M., Harvard University, 1959. FINE ARTS . SPEECH DEPARTMENT: Iohn L. Meyer, B.S., Wisconsin State Uni tversity CEau Clairej, 1959: M.S., Univer- sity ofWisconsin, 1963. Dr. james Connolly, B.A., 1958, M.A. 1959, Ph.D., University of Minnesota. Not Pictured: William H. Kimes, B.A., Be- loit College, 1958: M.S., University of Wis- consin, 1962. Mr. Holliday ART-DEPARTMENT: Paul R. Smith, B.S., Kansas State College CPittsburgD, 1941: M.F.A., State University of Iowa, 1951. Nils Lou, B.S., 1954, M.A., 1961, University ofMichigan. Not Pictured: Mrs. Ardis Norberg, B.A., Hamline University, 1953: M.A., University ofMinnesota, 1965. Not Pictured: Leopold Sipe B.S., Davidson College, 1950 M.M., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, 1952. james L. Clute, B.M., 1955 M.A., State University of Iowa. Theodore Ptashne, B.M., Chi cago Musical College, 1931. MUSIC DEPARTMENT: james L. Bonn, B.A., Univer- sity of Minnesota, 1959: M.M. Manhattan School of Music, 1960. Paul Pizner, B.M.E., 1955, M.M.E., 1960, University ol Illinois. Mrs. Shirley Alpuerto, B. Mus., Lawrence College, 1951: M.Mus., 1955, MA., 1956, Um- versity of Nebraska. Robert D. Holliday, B.A., Ham- line University, 1930. Russell G. Harris, B.Mus., Knox College, 1935: M.Mus., Univer- sity of Michigan, 1940. B.Mus., 1954, M.Mus., 1955, Manhat- Ronald R. Ricketts, tan School of Music. Mrs. Kathryn Sandquist, B.A., University of Minnesota, 1958. Paul H. Thomas, B.A., Univer- sity of Minnesota, 1961. i'M:f' iw :i - . .W MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Howard Schultz, B.A., Hamline University, 1945. C. Kent Stahly, A.B., Baldwin-Wallace College, 1956, M.A Bowling Green University, 1963. PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Clarence A. Nelson, B.S., 19325 M.Ed., 1939, University of Minnesota. Richard R. Mulkern, B.S., 1948, M.A., 1949, University of Minnesota. Mrs. Pat Paterson, B.A., Hamline Uni versity, 19303 M.A., University of Min nesota, 1937. joan Skinner, B.A., Bennington Col lege, 19463 M.A., University of Illinois, 1963. WOMEN,S PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mrs. Loisj. Christensen, B.A., Hamline University, 1950. Mrs. T. H. Berreman, B.A., Hamline University, 1956. 9 v .. F I 4 Ji . 31 HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Richard Marsh, B.A., 1941, M.A., 1946, University of Illinois, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1957. Clarence T. Griep, B.A., Central College Qlowaj, 1947, M.A., State University of Iowa, 1949. David C. Lukowitz, B.A., Aquinas College, 1956, M.A., Michigan State Univer- sity, 1958. SOCIAL SCIENCE. . Dr. Marsh ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: Gordon B. Sanders, B.A., Macalester College 19293 LL.B., University of Minnesota, 1931. Dr. William V. Williams, A.B., Cornell Col lege, 1954, Ph.D., University of Colo rado, 1961. Not Pictured: Dr. Roger W. Walker, B.B.A. 1953, M.A., 1954, University of Miami Ph.D., Cornell University, 1959. 32 SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Veryl Cashman, B.A., Hamline University, 1952, M.S.W., Uni- versity of Minnesota, 1954. Mr. Leland R. Cooper, B.A., University o1'VVisconsin, 1936, M.A., University of Minnesota, 1948. Dr. Donald P. Irish, B.A., University of Colorado, 1941, M.S. George Williams College, 1944, M.A., University of Colorado, 1950, Ph.D., University of Washington, 1957. Mrs. Caroline Rose, B.A., West Virginia University, 1935, M.A., Uni- versity of Chicago, 1943. Not Pictured: Dr. Milton Abramson, B.S., 1926, M.B., 1928, M.D., 1929, Ph.D., 1932, University of Minnesota. 33 POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Dr. Scott Johnston, B.A., 1944, B.S., 1945, M.A., 1947, Ph.D., 1952, University of Minnesota. Dr. Wesley St. john, B.S. in Ed., Drake University, 1948, M.A., State Univer- sity of Iowa, 1949, Ph.D., University of California CBerkeleyj, 1956. jameskl. Lynskey, B.S., University of Mary- land, 1956, M.A., University of Min- nesota, 1960. Mr, Cooper PSYCHOLOGY DEPART- MENT: Dr. Theta Wolf, A.B., Pem- broke College in Brown University, 1927, M.A., Brown University, 1929, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1936. Dr. Donald E. Swanson, B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1930, M.A., Uni- versity of Oregon, 1932, Ph.D., State University oflowa, 1934. Donald R. Makuen, B.S., 1953, M.Ed., 1956, Springfield College, Ed.D., Columbia Univer- I sity, 1963. Q. 4 6, ii nf W1 'MTW-W33 WiTL.WW W lla-..L 'NWm m M W--H ,. Wifxg, if Wx- w-Wggpww mm-afg ..,. .. ,.:,-Em m wm . 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Q ffjhm I 'ax' fm ,. mm W W 11: x2 :i:..f -um Mmm e1AM,..w :L Sw K 2 fm Ri maxim :WW FRESHMEN INTRODUCED TO CAMPUS LIFE DURING NEW STUDENT DAY An introduction to the Hamline campus as well as the metropolitan midwest greeted this year's freshmen. Visits to the Guthrie theater and the Minneapolis Institute of Art were paralleled by How to Studyn lectures and the experience of a new living situation. Rl! HI Bill R usa ind Rich Wien sell topics ol Nus Iipus tothe neu lipus BELOW: lfrcslimcn and uppcrclassmen Pipers hound for the Guth- ric 36 clay at the Minm-apolis lnslilulc I'I. ARLIE GREEN OUR CHOICES Or for that matter- What is Homecoming? but a week of waiting- for the chicken wire to arrive for an end to your skit for a Whole night's sleep for the game to be won for the queen to be crowned and for a dance and then finally for time to study again. ATCYS TAKE I fit, - I ..4'f,7: ai .P , 1 1 5 x ,L fm . N ,4 E 3 f f A fy f f , .. qs: f f ,ff Y xl, W lg: M .rc1f'lEe+ K 5 5 4' Ki J' si, P' W f , 1 f.. fa iw, ,4,.,Q,g F X Q S Q A :vb :YRS iff? w if-I . , xfi 'Q' K4 '- --a MN ,., as S , V ,,, -pw 1 ,zf,, A ,Q -tif! ,ifffi I Cul. Q 4 M FIR T PLACE -V ig Q7 'N ' A AUTUMN LEAVES MIKE ALWIN ALPHA RHO,S SKU 40 A CAROL WILSON KATHY PILCLRIM SUE ENGLEMAN IANE LAMMERS ILYDY SANDINE QUEEN SUE AND SALLY SODERBERC L fff.-:Mfg 1 .. 5 , You Cal! Tim! IJanfing? , an ztclventnrt' in modern dance wus presented at a spring convocation by Ioan Skinner and the modern clznicie club. E C0 VGCATIO REQ IREDE CH TERM riff? i ., -r ,Af , , :Vi M Q A , M 410 vi V .w .ff er ff? nm Gary Maas receives an award for the out- Congratulations are extended by Larry Anderson, News standingjuniorn from President Giddens at Bureau Director, to Don Roberts, Oracle editor, as he the Honors Dayconvocation. receives recognition for his contributions to Hamline publications at the Honors Day convo. 42 , vi at .id Wimcrmln-oca1im1s mcluclc-cl ll mfmtlm- long scrics of speakers amd films fm thc world population problem. james Farmer of CORE, the Congress on Racial Equality, addresses and later personally greets llnmlim- students. 43 CINDY REIGNS OVER Cindy Belden is crowned by jane Lammers, 1965 Winter Weekend Queen. 44 GARTIC A TIC FE TIVITIE 3 hiwiif J w pf Qin:-en Ckll1didkilCSLI2il1 C2'lI'lSOI1,kI0f'CC Sn1ith,Llznnm Olson, Linda Bowers, Cindy Bclch-11,m1ri Kathy Sanders pose shakily for thc photogra- phcrs. 1 Q S. 45 Dancing, eating, conversation substituted for races in the snow. THAW FGRCE 4 46 WINTER WEEKEND ACTIVITIES INDOGRS 17111111111 FPFQIISUII, Susan Xiskc Band B11 lk cw K kluck Cklfly, PZIIIICIRI Burrell A may 47 DREW AND EDYTH BU H THEATER PROD CTIO 'CTIGER AT THE GATES RIGHT: Denioltos, Boh Lowe, 21 poet laureate ztncl head of the Trojzln senate, recites poems of war to a disinterested Hector, jeff Moses, BELOW: Paris, Bill Wiese, bids farewell to Helen, Kztthyjones, while Helen's response is less than enthusiastic. 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' J:+Z'43i'i7 f -Q' r ff' M: j . .Q r W, ggl45w5w ,, gr f , Us , V V w -' AL', 'S Q-1 Y , KATHY PILGRIM AND JOYCE SMITH H, hh'- 'M HIGH SCHOOL DAY MR. SMITH GETS A HELPING HAND P. O. PII.GRI M AGE ' Anfzfwkfv,-f,. ,. ., Mm, CXJFFHR HQJUR FRIDAY , , my M , PARENTS' DAY 1? W BIDDER'S BALL PURCHASES RAISE RIGHT: Auctioneer, Mulkem BELOW: To Rundquist with love Mr. Dolid MGNEY FUR WUS Dr. Creswell, Dezm Makuen, Dr. Irish, Dr, Coss Slew Flilllllifll enjoys his purchase, Student Dean of Men fOl'-ll-filly. EPSILON, THETA CHI TOP GREEK WEEK GAMES jennifer Bunce Epsilon and Theta Chi emerged as winners of the annual Greek games held in Norton field house. The evening climaxed the Greek Week activities, and saw Carol Wilson, and Dick Pars- sinen selected as Venus and Zeus, respectively. APT placed second in the girls' games and ATO was number two in the mens' events. Pi Beta Gamma and TKE took thirds. Earlier in the week Epsilon won the trophy in the bridge tournament. 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My . s .dar , , 522 ss, 45 ,Q G 7 1 : f. s, ff' . sifilgiv-kfi'tf':1 .nie C 1, il ' K 'H' L 'Q'- .'- , ' . Q fa --is, irfr w . , ? D.-',, 1. ye? J 4, ,'fQf'f2AfA'-QCH5.-11310 at 5 'Afg go. .. M- , .- . W - 2. mm, ,491 is ,mx-i f s V' -- ' M 'e--' rf- ' -A ff!-1152? A e yf 'ff wi ,tt, . ,, Gary .lacobson C215 side steps Concordia defender as blockers, Roger Fertig 1865, Dan Sanders 1893 and Dave Lemke 1713 pursue. Eager to fight, the Pipers run on the field cheered on by the cheer- leaders and the hopeful crowd. L if nds himself in the open and easy prey for determined Macalester players when he tries for yardage around the left end. Piper li Determined Guslie finds broken iield running tough. Hamline's gridders, mustering one of their best offenses in several years, finished the season with a 3-6 record. The highpoint of the year came at the Homecoming game when the Pipers clobbered Concordia 28 to 15 in a nationally acclaimed upset that toppled the Cobbers from their number one national small college rating. PIPERS DQWN TGP .N The sn'm'ebozu'd tells the story zis the Pipers upset Concorclizi Don Klolm scores llumli11c's Ioilrliclmvii-tllf' third in IOIll1lliClllC IQG5 Homecoming gllllll' YlC'IO1'l0llS. thc lkmllrill quzirtci'-on ai oiic-y'u1'cl quz11'te1'l9z1fk sm-uk. RATED C0 CGRDIA 26-13 Mighty seniors poggg ROW 0.X'l:': Holm Yu, 'Ibm Olson, klerry Smilli fllllllilllll. ROW 'I'lVU.' Kcilli Nygrcn, Roger lferlig, Wes Concidinc. 69 Coach Dick Mulkern plains strategy with Piper Don Klohn HOD. Don Klohn gelsoiiznloiig pass while under hol pursuit MITH MO T L ABLE PLAYER Don Klohn fires short pass to end, Keith Nygreri as the Piper line holds. 70 'if i .jerry Smith receives Most Valuable Player Award in MIAC lirom Bill Bom, executive Sports litlilor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, as Cioarli Dick Mulkren looks on. Hamline Cllieerlc-aclcrs, Rhoda lSlortenson,klill .'Xltlridge, lilleti flarlstrom, and Kathy Pilgrim, take a break :luring hall'-time to discuss the game. aff ' ffl 4 -ff rt ' 'fi Keith Nygren 1203 receives Klohn pass in action against Gustavus Tom Beitinger, halfback, finds hole behind guard Tom Olson. Triumphant after Concordia win, Pipers give Dick a ride. Chuck Dietzel sets up a scor- ing play while opponents try in vain to block pass. OCCER TE M U OFFICIAL MIAC CHAMPS jeff Straw, Chuck Dietzel, and player- coach, Dave Streeter, starred the young but strong soccer team to a 4-4-1 overall record. With no seniors on the team, the unofficial MIAC champs look forward to a good 1966 season. Dave Streeter, jeff Straw, and Chuck Dietzel, top soccer players, take a break from hard practice, strategic plays, and a busy 1965 season. Howie Schultz, former Ham- line All-American pro-basket- ball and baseball great, felt significant progress was made by the cagers during his first season as coach. Coach Schultz was especially pleased with three freshmen varsity players, Dave Polson, Gary Swagstrue, and Scott Dirks. Polson was the team's second highest scorer with an 11.1 average and led the team in rebounds with 11 per game. Junior guard, Al Frost led the Pipers scoring with a 15 point per game aver- age. These men will add to the team's strength next year. Dave Polson C305 goes for two as Mankato defense tries to block. Hamline won over Mankato in the non- conference game. Hamline cagers, jim Boyd and Dave Polson get advice on defense from Coach Schultz CAGERS END '65 '66 1 Senior guard, Dave Casuton, attempts ajump shot from the side. EA O -SIXTH PLACE TIE Although confronted with at block, freshman, Dave Polson, tries for two with a set-shot. During 21 time-out, Coach Schultz advises vital strategy for Piper cagers. Hamline Basketball Scores S Again Polson C5 defense. 72 60 UMD 65 73 Augsburg UNDERCLASSMEN 56 62 St. Mary's 61 84 Macalester 67 88 Gustavus Adolfus 62 64 Concordia 61 85 St. Thomas 73 95 St. john's 60 55 UMD 84 76 Augsburg 59 60 St. Mary's 68 67 Macalester 73 77 Gustavus Adolfus 79 95 Concordia Cerner, Dave Polson, scores against Augsburg in s Piper 61 68 St. Thomas Vmmy' ,oy tries so s sofe but the ball is blocked by sem TRE GTHE VARSITY QUAD Freshman forward, Gary Swangtue dribbles by two opponents in effort to gain 21 shooting position. Coach Howie Schultz fires up the Piper cugers during a half-time chalk talk. Al Frost is up for a lay-up but is blocked by Gustavus de- Al Frost, seen in action again, attempts a tip to Dave Polson. fense. JU IOR GUARD, AL FRO T, An unidentified Hamline eager shoots again. Dave Polson and two Augsburg players await the result, , R, Seen at every basltetbztll game, the Hamline cheerleaders pmnmte school spirit. ii 42 Sophomore center, Lee Urness QQOJ, tries for two pnintsus 2lfll1SllC player attempts to interfere. 1 P CK TER PLACE 4TH In play with Augsburg, Hamline's Tom Arnold 4153 attempts a goal but is hampered by their strong defensive plays. jack Brodt 1125 fights for the rebound from Tom Arn0ld's C151 shot. The alert Gustie goalie goes down to trap his shot. IN MIAC 9TH IN NIAC Hockey Scores St. Olaf St. Thomas St. Thomas Gustavus Adolphus St. Mary's St. john's St. john's Macalester St. Mary's Augsburg Concordia Concordia Gustavus Adolphus Augsburg Macalester St. Olaf Carleton C H . t t ive a pass from wing, Tom Pl Y The Hamline Icemen finished strong with a ninth place in the National Inter- collegiate Athletic Conference. Sopho- mores Don Klohn, Tom Arnold, and Rich Hansen led the seasonls scoring. With no seniors on the squad and the experience gained by the freshmen, Hamline's rink prospects look good for next year. Important wins this year were against St. Thomas, Gustavus, and UMD. Heavyweight Dennis Klingel scores a takedown and 2 points in a 6-6 tie with a Concordia Comet opponent. Klingel ended the season with a 1-5-1 record. RE TLER MEET DI APPOI TME T Freshman 177 pounder, Chuck Slocum attempts his fourth pin in route to a 6-1 season. Slocum placed third in the Carleton Invitational tournament early in the year. 82 The Wrestling team this year was marred by the loss of wrestlers due to injuries and ineligibility and by meet cancellations. How- ever, the matmen did do quite Well in the Carleton Invitational with Chuck Slocum placing third and a team place of eighth. In the MIAC Tournament, jack Lingren placed fifth and the team placed sixth. The team is looking forward to more eligible teammates and a stronger team next year. QF A LOSING SEASON 8th Place Hamline 6th Place Bob Ehlers, hampered by injur ies, had a season record of 1-1, Here Bob is shown ir' - u ' riding an opponent in a 5 l victory effort. Wrestling Scores Carleton Invitational 42 Augsburg 30 Concordia fSt. Paulj 42 North Central Illinois 45 Michigan Tech. 22 Concordia CSt. Pauly 48 Gustavus Adolphus 35 St. Oalf MIAC Tournament jeff Brock, junior 191 pounder, scores a reversal Concord KSL Pauly opponent. Brock finished 3-4 onthe ye 5 1966 BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Team Manager, Mike Rajala, Dave Causton, Craig johnson, Dan Schultz, ROW TWO: Dick Peterson, Bill Campbell, Dick Parssinen, Linden Olson, Ron Petersen, Wayne Haugen. ROW THREE: Gary Jacobsen, Ron C-iebenhain, Coach Howie Schultz, Gary Swangstue,jim Boche. , 1- wi gg Wm:- , W , ,Lf .. ,..- min-in W c, L ww-4n?5'wV ff' rm 4 '- , f J ws ffiwilef il if -' 2 sank ,affzf,1.z-gre -ma, fi,:.,,,,,JmgQ5fgs,534sw -,, .M 5 ,www 6' WM 'sf lk , C 9 .,,... DIAM NDM NE DSEASO First baseman, jeff Straw, and catcher, Steve Ruff, head for practice. 84 Seniors Dick Parssinen, Linden Ol- son, and Dave Causton, veteran ofthe Hamline baseball team, are leaving it to some talented freshman and un- derclassmen. The squad finished 4-8 in M.I.A.C. play and picked up vic- tories over Concordia fSt. Pauly and Bethel to end with a 7-8 over-all rec- ord. WITH 7-8 OVER-ALL An unidentified Hamline player slides into first but is out. 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Y' Mt.?'Zi .Q if 'W'-f QPTQ , 4 ,M , gb., Up and over is the method used by a Hamline student as he partici- pates in the all-school trackmeet. mm AL S54 's'--+111-P. I DIVIDU L COMPETITIO 'Wie 9- ln the 440 relay the pass of the baton is vilul for victory. High hurdles require speed and most importam, correct form! ii ,er z,l.I-1 89 of nn., TA KME CLCSE SEA 0 1965-66 Swim Team Row One: jeff Lund, Tom Ireland, Nic DeGennero, Dudley, johnson. Row Two: Pete Crandall, Butch Hansen, Toby Old, Dick Stach. Row Three: Coach jay Young, Dave Long, Stan Cichowski, Don Paulson. Toby Old, junior, executes a half-gainer in practice for a MIAC meet. I I l WITH 6-2 MIAC RECCRD The undermanned Piper swimming team finished with one of its best records in recent years. Both school and Conference records fell to the young, nine man squad which will return in full next season. Standouts were Butch Hansen, Dick Stach, and Pete Crandall. The Tanker record was l0-4 overall and 6-2 MIAC. Swimming Scores 55 40 Gustavus Adolphus Macalester 50 UMD 52 St. Thomas Hamline 29 Macalester 53 St. Thomas 54 UMD 52 Gustavus Adolphus Tom I land and teammates practice, the backstroke for t g d inter- ICHIII COIII peritio 1966 Track Team: ROW ONE: Harvey Van Horn, Don Larson, Lee Youmans, john Lundgren, Peter Briant, Tom Grantg ROW TWO: Coach Staley, Rick Withers, Duane Benson, Scott Durks, Donn Lund, Larry Tanning, Coach Mulkern. CI DERMEN ZND I MY? 1 QE: i. , fy , 'i l . L . Va l 'E ,411 .H , 4 ., ,, asf- -f.Q1.::5g..z'1Qfw f 'P, ,lv l r ' , . 1 -', :ill-1g'1f'fggJ.-ff it ' a i vszff--V1 1' ' l'1' -Ulf? vial f':4v:if1ff,S.5Y- x V- SV fe5AYLSfxv'c.t 'a w' L 7154? '?i:Ef'Y!2z sf W 5 ,LL,, Q, ?1352?Mg'l fy iff:- 5 , .. , 555232 'Af' i?2ff'i5T2'QS5Cz?g29 537455 :fin .. - :- fs Marek ks ' 6 M9 49 fd Q , , , iii 85' Viizwfh it 8' tw 3 ' ,, P' www fi 3 3 ff, -. 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' I , If V Rick Withers 1551 finishes another lap. 93 I Duane Benson clears the high jump bar in a meet with St. slohn's University. . 3 Although the track team was hampered by injuries to key run- ners Tom Grant and Keith Ny- gren, the team had a nucleus of dedicated underclassmen. Top cindermen this year were Pete Briant, seniorg Lee Youman, freshmang Rick Withers, sopho- moreg and Scott Dirks, freshman. In regular season meets, the track team placed second over- all. Pete Briant takes his turn at throw- ing the shot put in a meet with St. john's University. .Q f v ETME TIE FOR 3RD This year the Piper net- men showed an improve- ment over conference dual meet play, where they fin- ished the season with a tie for third place in the M.I.A.C. In conference play Hamline won 5 and lost In the conference tournament, the netmen placed third and this gave 1966 TENNIS SEASON Augsburg St. xIohn,s Concordia St. Mary's Gustavus Adolphus , Macalester them an over-all tie for h third place' St. T omas UMD 1966 TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: Dick Strokirch ti-Xssistaiit Coachj, SISIZIIII Coachj, Lowcll Weber tfloachj. BOTTOM ROW: NN unc H ig, Leighton Reynolds, Rick Fletcher, Dick Schneider, Tom Strokirch fAs' ncr, Bob Airis, Bob Lewis, Ron Filstrup, Dick Hocl,1IayM ii sh Ia iH....J,nl. A mn- wffm1f.'-wi : - -' ,W-Max lay Marsh auempts to return a high loh. Number 2 singles player and number 1 doubles player Dick Schneider, returns the ball with a forchand stroke. Number l singles player, jay Marsh, exccules a fine hacikhand during practice on the Hamline courts. 2 GOLF ERS 3RD MIAC The Hamline golf team, un- defeated in dual meet compe- tition, faltered to fourth in the last conference tournament and thus finished third in the over-all MIAC standings. The team made a good showing and were asked to participate in the Honeywell Collegiate Golflournament. ,,, 165 M W'lh,f.'m'3f, f . , fm., ' up , gf, L fy., , 1 W Q: ,ff qi? , .. --4 7,. -i law sm, 3. 1966 Golf Tmm: HOW 0NEx Dick Parssinen, Daw Sll'CL'lCl', Ray Carlson. ROW TWO: Al Loomis, Lowell lill'IllII2lll,.IllIl OI son, Coach Nils l.ou. lim Olson, junior, considers the distance ol' the drive while parlinipating in the Honeywell Collegiate Coll lourna- nu-nt. SEN I ORS ...M .L ef , . - -Y 'V . in X ,N we UMW, Y' 'SJ 'L 1 W- WW-, .:. 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His- tory and Elementary Education...Torch and Cycle, HUMS, Presidentg Epsilon Lambda Sigma, Social Chair- mang Congress, Corresponding Secretary, Hamline University Education Associationg Who's Who Among American College and University Students, Sweetheart Theta Chi Fraternity, Student Center Board Secretary. jUD1TH ANN BAILEY, Cum Laude. . . St. Patil Park. . . Music Education . . . A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Concert Band, Stage Band, Hamline Methodist Church Choirg Student Center Fine Arts Committee, Music Sub-committee, Associated Resident Women, Activities Board Secretary and Chairmang Liner Faculty Editorg Wesley Fellowshipg Student Honors Recitals Participant, three yearsg Counselor at Brooks House. NANCYjEANNE BAUER . . . Elmore. . . Mathematics and History . . . Republican Club, Hamline University Edu- cation Association. KIUDITH BELZ . , . Stillwater . . . Art S... Theater Crew. FORREST CCURTQ BENNETT, Summa Cum Laude. .. St. Paul. . . Biology and Chemistry. . . Kappa Phi, Tri- Beta Student Congress Committee. j0HN R. BERNARD. . .Spring Valley. . .Spanish and English. . . Bandg Wesley Fellowship, Treasurer and Presidentg Alpha Phi Omega Secretaryg Social Service Work Projects. GAIL BIEBIGHAUSER . . , St. Paul. . . Sociology . . . Wes- ley Fellowship, Orchestrag Off-Campus Club. KAREN LEE BLUHM, Cum Laude . . . Rochester. . . English . . . Kappa Phig Liner Sports Editor, Mousetrap Book Review Sectiong Hamline University Democratic Clubg Hamline University Education Association. ANN BRACEWELL. . . St. Paul . . . Political Science and History , . . Publications Committeeg Republican Club. C. CARL BRACHER . . . St. Louis Park. . . Mathematics . . . Alpha Tau Omega, President, Vice President, Schol- arship Chairmang Radio Club, Presidentg Intramural Athleticsg Intramural Council Secretaryg Interfraternity Councilg Drew Judiciary Board. PATRICIA HRASKI. . .Chisholm . .. Health and Phvsi- cal Education and Biology '... Alpha Rho Delta, Presi- dent: Hamline Universitv Education Association: Wom- en's Recreation Association, ililAC2lSlll'Cl'1 Concert Band: Pan-Hellenic Council: Activity Board: Aquatic League. IVIAHYS. DAI,I30TTEN, Sutnma Cum Laude . . . Kenyon ...Spanish and titcttwtttatfy Education ...' l'orch and Cycle: Religious Lile Cotnmittee, Treasurer: Aquatic League, Treasurer: Kappa Phi: Epsilon Lambda Sigma Pledge Mistress: Hamline University Education Associ- ation: Spanish Club: Standards and Services Board: judiciary Board. ROSALIE IWARIE BUNCH, Magna Cum Laude. . . New Albin, Iowa. . . English and Secondarv Education and Mathematics. . . Kappa Phi: Hall President: Residence Council: Hamline University Education Association: Hamline University Democratic Club, lreasurer. CYNTHIA jOAN CAMP. . . Minnetonka . . . French, and Elementary Education . . . French Club: Ski Club: Ham- line University Education Association: Association ol' Resident VVomen: Liner, Senior Section Editor. DA VID CA US TON WESLEY CONCIDINE . . . Wabasha . . . Economics . . Football: H-Club: Republican Club. ELOISE jORCliNSON CRAWI OIifD, Cum Laude . . . St. Paul.. . Mathematics , . . Kappa Phi: Lutheran Student Association, Treasurer: Congress: Democratic Club. Patricia Braslai Mary Dalbt mtten MARYJANE DITONNO . . . St. Paul. . . English and Ele- mentarv Education . . . Aquatic League: Pi Beta Camma: Off-Campus Club. FLOYD H. DRIfSSIf,N '... Churchs lferrv, North Dakota ...History and French .... Alpha 'liau Omega, Yice President: Alpha Phi Omega: Radio Club: Intramural Athletics. CAIL PHYI.I,IS ECIx'I.IiS . . . Blue Earth . . . Spanish . .. Spanish Club: Aquatic League, Properties Chairman: Fiesta Committee: St. Paul Civic Orchestra: Ski Club: Hamline L'niversitv Education Association. VALERIE EHLEHS . . . West St. Paul. . . Sociology and Elementary Education. . .Oil-Campus Club: llamline University Education Association: Wometrs Recreation Association. S USA N K I A N E If N CE LMA N N Rosalie Bunge Cy nthia Catnp David Causton Wesley Coucidiue Eloise Crawford Mary Ditonno lflovd Dressen Cail Ecldes Valerie Ehlers Sue Eugelmanu x ,Nh Barbara Finkel Steve Frantzich Lowell Fredin Cheryl Froehling joan Gardner Mark Cray Fred Gridley -Iere Givin Sally Halverson Joanne Halversen BARBARA FINKEL . . . Chaska . . . Medical Technology ...Alpha Phi Theta, Recording Secretary and Pledge Mistress, Liner Staff, Chorus. STEPHEN E. FRANTZICH, Summa Cum Laude. . . Richfield . . . Political Science . . . Alpha Phi Omega, In- tramural Athletics, Republican Club, Congress, Presi- dent 2 years, Senior Class President, Alpha Tau Omega, Torch and Cycle, Kappa Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Allen T. H. Bluhm Award, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Off-Campus Club, Vice President, Ernest Beedle Award, Washington Semester, Oracle, Liner, Student Center Board, ANEA Governor, New Student Days, Organized Twin City Inter-College Coordinating Committee. LOWELL EDWARD FREDIN, Magna Cum Laude... Rochester . . . English . . . Kappa Phi, Mousetrap, Ham- line Democratic Club, Football, Hamline University Education Association. CHERYL LYNNFROEHLING . . . Sleepy Eye . . . History, Elementary Education and English . . . Alpha Phi Theta, Secretary, Hamline University Education Association, Liner, Judiciary Board, Oracle. jEAN LOCKHART GARDNER . . . St. Paul. . . Economics. MARK ALAN GRAY, Cum Laude . . . Elk River . . . Biol- ogy . . . Tri-Beta, SPAN, Alpha Phi Omega. FREDERICK GRIDLEY . . . Arlington . . . English . . . Dramatics, A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, National Collegiate Players, President, The File, Managing Edi- tor, Soccer, Hamline University Liberals, Editor of Un- official Publications. jERE GWIN. . . Detroit Lakes . . . Political Science . . . Al- pha Tau Omega, Historian, Phi Delta, Chaplain, Ham- line University Democratic Club, President and Trea- surer, Radio Club, President and Business Manager, Chess Club, Wesley Fellowship, Pi Gamma Mu, Torch- bearer, International Relations Club. SALLY HALVERSON. . . Edina. . . Sociology and Psy- chology. . . Aquatic League, President, Religious Life Committee, Chaplain. jOANNE BELTZ HALVORSEN. . . St. Paul . . . Music Ed- ucation . . . A Cappella Choir, Chamber Choir, Alpha Rho Delta, Vice President and Pledge Mistress, Off- Campus Club, Hamline University Education Associa- tion. Marion Gilmore Patrick Halyorsen MARIAN jEAN GILIVIORE. . . Arlington, Virginia. . . Sociology. . .Activities Board, Women's Honor House Coordinating Council. PATRICK K. HALVORSEN. . . St. Paul . . . Social Studies and Secondary Education . . . Phi Delta, Alpha Tau Omega, Scribe, Off-Campus Club. ROBERT L. HARMS . . . Clara City . . . Physics and Math- ematics . . . IntramuralAthletics. PAIGE HATFIELD, Curn Laude . . . Mankato. . . Mu- sic. . . A Cappella Choir, Soprano Soloist, Chamber Choir, Oracle, Fine Arts Editor, Hamline Theatre: Community Theatre, Kappa Phi. KAREN MARIANNE HEGGE, Cum Laude. . . Austin . . . An early breakfast at President and Mrs. Ciddens home preceded Cap 8: Cown Day, address 8: ceremony, May 3, at Hamline Methodist Church. Here Margaret Watson, Don Sankey Sc Sherry 'l'ourville share tn old memory from their undergraduate days, with President Ciddens. SALLY jO ANDERSON HENDERSON, Magna Cum Laude . . . Minneapolis . . . Chemistry and Mathematics . . . Student Affiliates ofthe American Chemical Society, Hamline University Education Association, Kappa Phi. BARBARA JUNE HENRIKSEN, Cum Laude. . . Hutch- inson . . . English and Elementary Education . . . Associa- tion of Resident Women, Boards and President, Ham- line University Education Association, Student Center Special Events Committee. DOUGLAS L. HILDRETH. . .jackson . . . Mathematics . . . Intramural Football, Basketball, and Softball. SIDNEY CHEN!! HSIAO. . . Feochow, China. . . Physics . . . Minnesota Chinese Student Association, ALICE HUGHBANKS RAYMOND CEORCE HURST. . .Albert Lea. . . Music . . . Band, Minnesota and St. Paul CiyicOrcl1estras. MARY ANNE HYNES, Cum Laude . . . Rochester . . . English, Speech and Secondary Education... Kappa Phi, 'judiciary Board, President, Pi Kappa Delta, Presi- Medical Technology . . . Kappa Phi, Pi Beta Gamma, dent, Debate, Hamline University Education Associa- Pledge Mistress, Tri-Beta, Republican Club. tion. Robert Harms Paige Hatfield Karen Hegge Sally Henderson Barbara Henriksen Doug Hildreth Sidney Hsiao Alice Hughbanks Raymond Hurst Mary Anne Hynes '55 A Z .1 MISS MCGHEE ADDRESSES SENIQRS MAY 3, CAP AND GOWN DAY Bonniejaeger Dorothyjames Lee-Iohnson Monajohnson Richard johnson Margaretilones Robert Keiser Virginia Keysai Sandra Kittel Richard Kreutz BONNIE DIANE jAEGER . . . St. Paul. . . Sociology and Elementary Education . . . Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir. DOROTHY AIAMES, Cum Laude. . . Buffalo. . . Mathe- matics and Physics. . . SPAN, Hamline University Demo- cratic Club, Secretaryg International Relations Club, Mathematics Club, Physics Club. LEE M.jOHNSON, Summa Cum Laude . . . St. Cloud . .. English and Russian . . . Kappa Phi, Hamline Congressg Physics Club, Mousetrap, Year at Princeton University. MONA KATHERINEjOHNSON, Summa Cum Laude. . . Pipestone . . . French and German . . . Kappa Phi, Con- gress, Theatre Productions. RICHARD D. jOHNSON. . . Paynesville . . . Economics ...Concert Band, Stage Band, Track, H-Club, Drew House Council, Intramural Athletics, Dorm Wing Governor. MARGARET LUCINDAjONES . . . Minneapolis. . .Soci- ology . . . Alpha Rho Delta, Young Republicans. ROBERT D. KEISER . . . Rush City. . . Economics. . . Basketballg Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, H-Club. VIRGINIA LOU KEYSAR . . . Warren, New Hampshire . . . Religion . . . Wesley, Secretary, Exchange Student' at Xavier, Catholic Negro University, New Orleans, Inter- national Relations Clubg Oxford. SANDRA LEE CEHRMANN KITTE1 .... New Rich- mond, Wisconsin . . . Psychology and Sociology . . .ju- diciary Boardg Democratic Club. RICHARD C. KREUTZ. . . Mahtomedi . . . Economics. DUANNE KIAMES LAFRENZ . . . Sioux Falls, South Da- kota. . . Sociology and English . . . Alpha Phi Omega, President, Service Chairman, and Recording Secre- tarvg 'I'ri-Beta: Pi Gamma Mu: Drew House Council, Secretarv: Congress: Theatre: Band: Student Center Special Events Committee: World Lfniversitv Service Committee: Piper Business Manager: Liner: Lutheran Student Association, Vice President.: Intramural Bowl- ing. K 1 A NE ANN I .A M M E R S IOAN LA UERER . . . St. Patil . . . Music Education . . . Aquatic League: Pi Beta Camma: Band: Orchestra: Wometfs Choir: Counselling Committee: Religious Lilie Committee, Secretarv and Chairman. LOWELI. CI. LIEDIWAN, Cutn Laude.. . Sausalite, Cali- fornia . . . History Education.. . Hamline University Ed- ucation Association: Golf: Intramural Athletics. GERALD LIl.jA, Magna Cum Laude. . . Minneapolis. . . Philosophy. . . Kappa Phi. Head ol modern languages, Dorotliv Mcflhee, advises in her address Footnote Qlltltlf' more abundant living tlirougll our education. a Ulllllllllill lH'Ol'l'SS. jOHN MACK, Summa Cum Laude. IVIARY ELLEN MA YICR, Magna Cum Laude. . . Min- neapolis . . . Cerman and Historv . . . Hatnline University Education Association: Kappa Phi. NADIA S. IWEDINA, Magna Cum Laude. . . Tel-Aviv, Israel . . . English , . . Mousetrap, Co-Editor: Epsilon Lambda Sigma: Student Center Special Events Commit- tee. LINDA MEINIJERS . . . NVood Lake . . . Social Stud- ies. . . l965 Liner Editor-in-Chief: Alpha Phi Theta Congress: Association ol' Resident VVomen: Publications Committee: Women's Recreation Association. WILLIAM MOORE . . . Rochester. . . Political Science and History ..,i -X lpha Phi Omega, President: Radio Club, Librarian: Republican Club: International Relations Club, Model U.N. Delegate: Intramural Sports, Head of Intramural Softball, Intramural Council: Mock Politi- cal Convention. Duanne Lalrenz lane Lammers ,loan Lauerer Lowell Liedman klerrv Lilja .john Mack Marv Maver Nadia Medino Linda lvleinders William Moore I Q' W x- t ' fa'-L I I 1?'ia'A9 33'tSEiE2m 7' .gt ' K . .5 ' SME -, .:- r I '41 1,. 1 1' n Q 1, 'sl 1 'Q al a , v 's ' 'Q fo' ., 4 1 Q a', Q o Q s 0 ao., '.'n' .i Q .a 'l' 'e 0 'Y O ' 1'u - 'Q' lv 1 v 'lie' an Dean Walker led Seniors in last informal discussion and evaluation of their four years at Hamlineg and Seniors learned of changes about to take place in Hamlineas curriculum. Oh hum . . . almost done. Judy Oaks at Senior testing. E ICR GATHER FUR Ah, yes! Or. . . CSenior testingl Senior class officers: Roger Fertig, Vice-Presidentg Rhoda Mortenson, Sec-Treasurerg and Steve Frantzich, President. ,ka rw uw as ,fs .QSM Y iffy? Steve Frantzich, Class President, stands with classmates before graduation, holding traditional Class Cane. YEAR' CTI ITIE W . 4 if if an S4053 3, fi 1 it it 5 .,,2 -' iv 3 Q., 12 . ,f 1. - A in Q A 4 gf ly M , Sue Engelmann and parents have some punch at the Gidden's Carden Tea after Baccalaureate. Virginia Keysar visits with friends, .Ioan Lavererand Roy Hurst try on their graduation robes. W. , A Rhoda MUFICHSON Steve Munson Kerry Nelson Barbara Nerison Colleen Norrgard Maurice Nyquist -Indy Oaks Linden Olson Michael Osborn Bob Packard RHODA NIORTENSON. . . St. Paul. . . Sociology and jUDY OAKES . . .Duluth . . . History. . . Congress, Cor- Elementary Education.. .Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer, Cheerleader, Epsilon Lambda Sigma, Win- ter Weekend Qiueen, Theta Chi Sweetheart, Campus Cover Girl, Homecoming Committee. STEPHEN MUNSON . . . St. Paul. . . Mathematics and Chemistry . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Chairman. KERRY NELSON. . . Columbia Heights . . . Physics and Mathematics. . . Physics Club, Intramural Athletics, Olili-Campus Club. BARBARA ELIN NERISON. . . St. Patil . . . Psychology ...Pi Beta Gamma, President, Pan-Hellenic Council. COLLEEN WORNER NORRGARD . . . Paynesville . . . Medical Technology...Concert Band, Tri-Beta, Sec- retary, Activities Board, Secretary. KEITH NYGREN. . . Milwaukee, Wisconsin.. . English and Physical Education... Football, Wrestling, Track, Theta Chi, Intramural Basketball. MAURICE O. NYQUIST. . . Fairmont. . . Biology. . .A Cappella Choir, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Tennis Team, .Intramural Sports. responding Secretary, Oracle, Off-Campus Club, Social Co-chairman, Republican Club, Homecoming Corona- tion Co-chairman. LINDEN W, OLSON. . . Braham . . . Economics . . . Bas- ketball, Intramural Athletics, H-Club. NIICHAEL E. OSBORN. . .xIupiter, Florida. . . Psychol- ogy. . . Theta Chi, Vice President, Congress, Vice Pres- ident, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Vice President, Inter-fraternity Council, President, Intra- mural Swimming, Chairman, Homecoming Parade Chairman, Drew House Council, Swimming, Intra- mural Athletics Council, Hamline University Cuide Squad. ROBERT PAUL PACKARD . . . Bristol, Connecticut . . . Spanish and French . . . Spanish Conversation Table, French Conversation Table, International Relations Club, SPAN to Argentina, SPAN Executive Committee, Republican Club, Hamline University Education Asso- ciation, Wesley Fellowship, Vice President, Religious Life Committee. RICHARD ROY. . . St. Paul. . . Art . . . Hockey, Theta Chi, Student Center Board. Keith Nygrcn Richarfl Parssint n RICHARD PARSSINEN . . . Minneapolis . . . liconomics ...Varsity Basketball, Baseball, ancl Coll: ll-Club, Presiclent ancl Secretary-Treasurer: lheta Chi, Secre- tary ancl Social Chairmang Intramurals. IJO,X'x1l,IJ I.. 1'.4L'I.SOrY. . . Hopkins . . . Psychology . . . Swimming 'leamg Theta Chi, Social Chairman: Co- chairman GS llamline Homecoming: Intramural Ath- leticsg ll-Clubg Hamline University Cuicle Squacl. Ix'.4'I'lll I'l1f'l'Z, Cum Laude . . . Reyerc '... Mathematics .,..'Xlpha Phi Theta, Presiclent: Panhellenic Councill l,iner, Business Manager: NVinter Weekend Decoration Committee Chairman: Intramural Volleyball. K,4Tlil' l'll.f2RI,lI, Cum Lauclc -... Sl. Paul. . .Sociology and lilementary Fclucation . . , Cheerleacler: lipsilon I.ambcla Sigma: Hamline L'niyersity liclucation Associa- D . tion, Secretary: P1 Camma Nlu, Xice President: Oll- Campus Club. RUTH lil.l,liN PIOHIOR . . .Sioux lfalls, South Dakota Dr. Marsh 8: Mrs. Pospescl line tip Seniors lor comnunument prottssion D0.Yx1I,D xl. ROlilz'IiTS, Summa Cum l,aucle . . . St. Paul. . . Political Sciencc '... Oracle liclitor-in-CIhiel: In- ternational Relations Club, President: Mock Political Convention: Congress: Republican Club: lan Kappa Epsilon, Secretary: SP.-XX: Kappa Phi, President: Oll- Campus Club: Pi Camma Mu. fOYClz' R0li1flfT.S '... St. Paul . . . Medical Technology ... Alpha Rho Delta: lnterrarsityp Tri-Beta. GRACE M.f1lffi.f1Ifli'I'RODER . . .Sturgeon Bay, Wiscon- sin . . . Sociology ancl lilementary liclucation . . . Stuclent Counselor: llatnline L'niyersity Education .-Xssociation, President ancl Secretary: .Xssoeiation ol' Resiclent Wom- en. Secretary: Wesley: Chapel Committee: Dance Com- mittee. LY.Y.X'ROH1:'lf'l' IfL',4Rlx', Cum Laude . . . St. Paul . . . History ancl F,clucation . . . Congress: Parliamentarian and 'I'reasurer: Ulili-Campus Club. . . . lfrench, Secondary Education, and linglish . . . Ham- KAY Sf1NlJ1ili.X'. . . St. Paul. . . Music liclucation . . . A line University liclueation Association: l.iner Stall. Cappella Choir. Donalcl Paulson Kathi Piet! Kathy Pilgrim Ruth Piorier llonalrl Roberts iloyce Roberts Grace Rocler Richard Roy l,ynn Ruark Kay Sancleen judy Sandine Donald Sakey Kay Schacht Nancy Schafer Roger Schlieper jeaneane Scott john Serier john Silgen Ann Soldahl Cynthia Stafford john Starch Mark Tennison jUDY SANDINE . . . Minneapolis . . . Sociology and Ele- mentary Education . . . Alpha Phi Theta, Historian, Hamline University Education Association. DONALD E. SANKEY . . . Fairmont, Minnesota and jack- son, Ohio. . . Social Studies, Sociology, and History. . . Civil Air Patrol, Executive Officer and Training Offi- cer. KAY LYNNE SCHACHT. . . Arden Hills . . . Psychology and Elementary Education . . . Hamline University Edu- cation Association, Standards and Services Board, Pres- ident, Student Center Special Events Committee. NANCY KAY SCHAFER, Magna Cum Laude. . .Way- zata. . . Spanish, History and Secondary Education . . . Kappa Phi, Panhellenic Council, Secretary, Alpha Rho Delta, Activities Board, Standards and Services Board, Hamline University Education Association, Chairman of Student Teachers' Banquet. ROGER SCHLIEPER . . . St. Paul. . . Economics. jEANEANE BALLARD SCOTT. . . St. Louis Park . . . English and Elementary Education. . . Hamline Uni- versity Education Association. jOHN G. SERIER . . . Bayport. . . English and History. jOHN ARTHUR SILGEN. . . St. Paul . . . Economics and Sociology . . . Intramural Basketball and Softball, Off- Campus Club, Inter-Collegiate Business Club, Republi- can Club, Vice President, Hamline University Guide Squad. ANN CORINNE SOLDAHL . . . Little Falls . . . Speech and Theatre and English . . . Theatre, Association of Resi- dent Women, Hamline University Education Associa- tion, Student Progress Committee, Honors House Counselor. CYNTHIA j. CAMPBELL STAFFORD . . . St. Paul... Business Economics and Elementary Education. . . Ham- line University Education Association. jOHN A. STARCH, Magna Cum Laude. . . Minnetonka . . . History and English . . . Kappa Phi, Inter-Varsity, Christian Fellowship, Vice President and President, Pi Gamma Mu, Chapel Committee, Republican Club. MARK TENNISON . . .Arcadia, California. . . Psychol- ogy and Sociology . . . Honors House Counselor. Walter Stiehm Kathryn Thostenson Carolyn Tourville WALTER V. STIEHM. . . St. Paul . . . Sociology and Eco- nomics . . . Congress Treasurer, Publications Commit- tee, Vice Chairmang Alpha Phi Omega, Correspond- ing Secretary. RICHARD E. STROHKIRCH. . . St. Paul. . . Biology Ed- ucation . . .Varsity Hockey and Tennis, H-Club, Theta Chi, Congressg Tri-Betag Intramural Sportsg Off-Campus Club. THOMAS A. STROHKIRCH. . . St. Paul . . . Psychology ...Varsity Hockey and Tennisg Intramural Sports, In- tramural Council Secretaryg Theta Chip H-Club, Off- Campus Club. CURTIS STULL . . . St. Paul. . . Music Education. . .Al- pha Tau Omegag Inter-Fraternity Council, President, A Cappella and Chamber Choirs. jOHN DOUGLAS STYVE . . . Hopkins. . . Economics. KATHRYN BECK THOSTENSON. . . Mahtomedi . . . Medical Technology. . .Epsilon Lambda Sigma, His- toriang Oracleg Activities Board, Ski Club. CAROLYN SHERRY TOURVILLE . . . Minneapolis. . . English Education and French . . . Pi Beta Gamma, Pledge Mistress, Aquatic League, Miss Mermaid Runner- Upg French Club, International Relations Clubg Ham- line University Education Association, Oracle, Liner. BRUCE VAN BRONKHORST. . . Wells. . . Music Edu- cation...Concert Band, Stage Band, and Pep Bandg Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Intramural Football and Basketball, Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer, Inter- Richard Strohkirch Thomas Strohkirch Curtis Stall john Styve Bruce Bronkhorst Nancy Vixo Mary Lou Walburn national Relations Club, A Cappella Choir, Fine Arts Committeeg Hamline University Education Associationg Congress. NANCY VIXO. . . Edina. . . Economics and English... Pi Beta Gamma: Panhellenic Council, Vice President and Presidentg Mousetrap Publicity. MARY LOU MARSHALL WALBURN. . . St. Paul. . . Music Education . . . Chamber Choir, A Cappella Choir, Secretary-Treasurer, Off-Campus Club, Alpha Rho Delta, social chairmang Hamline University Education Association. Dr. Giddens congratulates Margeret Watson Karen Walker Fred Weinmann Frank Whitehead Willard Ellsworth joan Williams William Williamson Carol Wilson Thorne Wittstruck Ronald Wohlstein Robert Yu KAREN WALKER . . . Hopkins . . . Standards and Ser- vices Board, Secretary: Congressg Alpha Phi Theta, Panhellenic Representative. FREDRICK WEINMANN , , . Fairmont . . . Biology . . . Tri-Betag Phi Delta. FRANK WHITEHEAD, Cum Laude. . . Kappa Phig Al- pha Tau Omega. ELLSWORTH W. WILLARD . . . Rochester. . . Economics . . . Hockey. -jOAN MARIE WILLIAMS. . . Mankato. . . Religion. . . Concert Bandg Wesley Fellowship, Presidentg Oxford lfellowshipg Religious I.il'e Committee. WILLIAM NI. WILLIAMSON. . . Shuboygan, Wlisconsin . . . Economics. . . Theta Chig Swimmingg unior Class Presidentg Student Counselorg Drew House Councilg Drewkludiciary Board. CAROL WILSON. . . Morton . . . English Education . . . Alpha Phi Theta, Corresponding Secretaryg Homecom- ing Qvueen Candidate: Hamline University Education Associationg Creek Week Committee. THORNE K. WITTSTRUCK, Magna Cum Laude . . . Pipestone . . . Religion . . . Oxford Fellowshipg Wesley Fellowshipg Alpha Phi Omega, Chaplaing Intramural Basketballg Radio Club: Kappa Phi. RONALD T. WOHLSTEIN. . . Rotterdam Junction, New York. . . Sociology. . . Tau Kappa Epsilong Student Cen- ter Activities Boardg Intramural Footballg Republican Club. ROBERT YU. . . Minneapolis. . .International Relations ...Freshman Class Presidentg International Relations Club, Treasurerg Varsity Football: Oracleg H-Clubg Theatreg Intramural Athleticsg New Student Days Com- mitteeg Student Center Committeeg Pi Gamma Mug Congress. DAVID RICHARD ANDERSON, jR .... Hibbing. . . His- tory . . . Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. DEBORAH ATKINSON . . . Norwalk, Connecticut . . English and History. . . Liner, Oracle, Mousetrap. CAROL V. BEGGS . . . St. Paul . . . Chemistry, Mathemat- ics, and German . . . Lutheran Student Association, Stu- dent Affiliates ofthe American Chemical Society. jOHN DOUGLAS BRANSFORD, Magna Cum Laude. CHRISTY ANN HOHMAN CAINE, Magna Cum Laude . . . Brainerd . . . Sociology and Anthropology . . . Alpha Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Phi. LOCK WOOD WILLIAM CARLSON VICTORIA CHAPMAN, Cum Laude. . . Art and English ... Kappa Phi. MITCHELL CHOBAN. . . South St. Paul . . . Economics . . . Off-Campus Club. RAYMOND LEE DAVIS,jR. DEAN L. DE COURCY. . . Minneapolis. . . Economics . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon, Business Manager, Oracle, Con- gress. ROBERTN. DUNN. . . Kellogg. . . Religion. PAMELA jEAN EVANSON. . . Minneapolis.. . English . . . Alpha Rho Delta. ROGER MAX FERTIG . . . St. Paul. . . Economics. . . Foot- ball, Track, Theta Chi, Senior Class Vice President. WILLIAM ALFRED GOFF, Cum Laude.. . Kappa Phi. WILLIAM E. HALL, jR .... St. Paul . . . Psychology . . . Theta Chi, President, Student Center Board, Chairman, Inter-Fraternity Council, Congress, HUMS. RICHARD HEUNISCH . . . St. Paul . . . History and Eco- nomics...Theta Chi, House Manager, Hockey, Cap- tain, Homecoming Sub-Chairman 1963 and General Chairman 1964. BILETA MYERS HOLZAPFEL CHARLES HUSS jUDITHj0HNSON PAUL F. KEEVER . . . Minnetonka . . . Economics . . . Washington Semester, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Intramural Sports, Pi Gamma Mu. RUSSELL LEE KINNEY, JR .,.. St. Paul. . . Economics. EDWARD T. LANG jEFFREY W. LINDBERG SHARON LUCE KATHRYN MC GAHEY SHIRLEY jEAN MILLS . . . Paris, France . . . Interna- tional Relations. THOMAS S. IVIURASKI, Magna Cum Laude. EUGENE NADEAU KAREN NOVAK MICHAEL PUTNAM jOHN RADEMACHER,-IR. JOEL RUTTENBERG jON K. SETALA, Cum Laude. . . St. Paul. . .English Education .... f Xlpha Tau Omega, President, Inter- Fraternity Council, Hamline University Literary Maga- zine, Radio Club, Advertising Manager, File, Advertis- ing Manager, Theatre, Student Life Committee, Off- Campus Club, Co-Coordinator of' Bacchanalia, Inter- Collegiate English Conference Representative, Bridge- man Short Story and Poetry Awards, Hamline Uni- versity Playwriting Award. jERROLD P. SMITH ROGER DEAN STOVER . . . Winona. . . Economics. . . Pi Gamma Mu, President, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presi- dent, Republican Club, Swimming, Inter-Fraternity Council, IntramuralCouncil. ANN TAYLOR . . . Stillwater '... Sociology and Elemen- tary Education... Epsilon Lambda Sigma, Secretary and President, Hamline University Education Associa- tion, Secretary, Panhellenic Council, Standards and Services Board, Aquatic League. WALTER C. THOMSEN MARGARET ELIZABETH WATSON, Magna Cum Laude . . . St. Paul . . . Sociology . . . Alpha Rho Delta, Pan- hellenic Council, Kappa Phi, Secretary, SPAN, Demo- cratic Club, Congress, Tri-Beta, Vice President. 113 Q 2 i1 1 3 E i 1 ..,.. A M ..,, ,1 Bl! M- -'-- 11? 'f :-- W 'zzi : gm., -A'-- ,.,,. Q::a:?,,--,MMi ,. Wmmwaw ww ,,..,,. ,, . WW V f OR GA NIZA T10 A wr AJ r , TH! HAHUNE GRACE ff'Y ' if3'f ff Va -T1 wm-W:-1-.K 'nw M T -an WE U NX , S Q1 Afwxa 41. 'C '1 0 cz S M H 'G W rw P7 3 E HJ 9 Q 1 2 'G S' 'ff 34 052' gf 1 -9' P-W---fl ' Q B EDITED BY: Patsy Garden i -,E f Q 3' J, f . Q: MW 1 ri ., S' .A Q 1 -- SEK- W g k , . .. ,. , ...,..., . :,,, ,vw-wwmwmw Iipllfk KOH! N111 Pizner, D. johnson. K. Simpson. Nl. llolmgreri. KI. K Roberts. B. 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I PEP BA D Whenever a small, rousing, pep band is needed, H.U.'s Pep Band, led by Bruce VanBronkhurst, can be counted on to gather together enough members to put forth a good sound. Nlenihvrs ol the Pep Band XK'AlI'lll up bciiort- perlorniing at the Bidders Ball. lx. Rilala, lx xXllllCllC2ltl. P. Briant, IJ. ulohnson. D, Lady and C.. Potts. 117 CO CERT BA D Under the direction of Mr. Pizner, the fine musicians ol' I-Iamline's concert band have proven their abilities again. Spring Concert Tour took the band to Illinois and sur- rounding area this year. TAGE BAN Hamline is presented by this group of musicians, hand- picked from the concert band. Directed by Mr. Pizner, this group accom- l panies the band on concert tour each year. The annual jazz concert at 25922 'Jr as 555:13 :.:,O'i,.N Lgily 9:5'4 4.34 l ?'7 ,, Z.. If7'?fi 'i m 2373-3523 liffiiwi 'x7fT'.gi .A ,. f5,.. 'D..i.X4' Qw' U' H: CQ .,, .3 giggg. Sg::qF 55:96 .Amo ' . H I.. AO 'Fl iulgmf 5595: 22259 Tx. Za 57' CTC-. vfS'5S,' ' 9' Q. Migfg 'ina 52255 r:-5H.:H Q-1 fn' FPSDYTU ,.,.. Z.-:iii Eli-F2575 rug.- Q-1 : H Y V y, pf:fP., S' 1,7 TWT F.. 3 Z. STAFF.: . ,, ,, J. ,.-. C- - N 53922 S -gr ,DQ ESS' o - azgr- W Qvgfs 6 ,la HGO5 . 4,,,, .. :Vg-C 21 W... ,W,,,, . QAHWQ 'b m .. MIT-aff sf rgqq,-S Ja FT-lu? X VN! - Q 'w . gauge., Q52 ' Zfiggm NQQVPT .,,,,, Loo' f I E.-42:0 Ziff xr . . C' E F -110' ' egivv QYQ. M 7317? af -. , H, f..FE? if l f:,,m N :g..:.i.5 1 .fora . ' Ulm 4 'UD-cfzsz f .. . ,, g. gf!! CHGIR TRA EL The Hamline University A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Robert Holliday, has received national acclaim for its brilliant interpretation of great choral master- pieces. Last year the State Department considered the Choir for a tour of Russia. This year the State Department named the Hamline Choir as first choice for a tour of South America. The U.S. Naval Acad- emy, Washington National Cathedral, and Oberlin College were some of the places that were privileged to hear the Choir on its spring tour. Solemn voices and sincere faces can be found in Mr. H0lliday's renowned choir. OME l CHGRU Mr, Harris demands precision and clarity of his girls. ROW ONE: D. Penrotl, B. Comstock, S. Raymond, L. Elwiss, C. Wickstrom, R. Gentile, L. Krupke. ROW TWO: S. Fischer, C Sznnpsel, S. hlensen, D. Svendsen, C. Crow, D. Downing. ROW THREISJ C. Casey, D. Haapala, C. Lewis, 9... M. Diclainan, Delpino, M. Holmgren, Laurer, Lender, l.. Rollins. Solicitation cillkllflllllll, Judy Brown frwrtwj, and Hagstroni catch R. Krinke flzfflj in their door-to-door campaign in Manor House. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ilolid advertising their bike-ride at the Bidders' Ball. , ORLD UNIVER ITY ERVICE Most-often-seen APO's are those who collect convo tickets every Tuesday morning. Above: D. Anderson, Boller, and R. Hector. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: SEATED: C. Maas, R. Clark, C. Bruchmann, D. Anderson, M. Anderson. ST,-1NDI.VlJ.' S. johnson, Dr. Pontinen, Still, D. 1..msenZ,j. Berg- lund, B. VanBronlthorst, sl. Bernard, R. Christianson, R. Miller, B. Reichow. W.U.S. workers raise money for the college expenses of foreign students, through their annual sponsor- ship ofthe Bidders' Ball and door-to-door soliciting. ALPHA PHI OMEGA NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY A.P.O. seeks to promote leadership and fellowship among its college men. Theta Nu Chapter has been active on campus with their Ugly Man Contest, blood drive, taxi service and various recreational activities. REI IGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE: L. Summers, Williams, Lauerer, C, Erwin,j. Liha, F. Dreisback, G. Ma RELIGION AT HAMLINE RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE: RLC is a sub committee of Congress, whose special task is to co-ordinate and initiate religious activities. It took care of chapel services, Wednes- day morning communion services, and the Anoka One-to-One Project. OXFORD FELLOWSHIP: Oxford Fellowship is a group of students interested in vocations in the field of religion. One activity this year was a dinner at the home of Bishop Otto T. Nall. INTER - VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: I-V is a nation-wide interdenominational student organi- zation. The IVCF at Hamline meets regularly on Thursday nights to hear speakers and participate in discussion groups. H l' 'tes in Hamline Met by Peter M hodist OXFORD Oxford Fellowship members are l. to r.: D. Cady, Liua M, l,ei1tli,Dr.Coss,LI. Williams, G. Tanner, D.jensen. INTER-VARSITY Intervarsity members meet to discuss future activities. 121 MOUSETRAP The MOUSETRAP is Ham- linels literary magazine, and the staff published three issues this year, presenting the liter- ary and art work of talented Hamline students. MOUSETRAP STAFF: STANDING: j. Setala, A. Fezler, K. Blackman, K. Hobus, S. Badman, P. Gorden. SEATED: S. Engelmann, L. Fredin, K. Bluhm, Co-Editors N. Medina and V. Chapman, L. johnson. LI ER The girls and guys on the Liner staff put in tremendous amounts of effort, time, and sweat to give you the fine book you now hold in your hands. This year the staff was guided by Editor-in- Chief, Joan Splinter. PHOTOGRAPHERS Gathered around their equipment are the young men who are so often seen around campus with camera in hand: R. Wagenknecht, B. Hensel, and Stork are responsible for nearly all the picture coverage in Hamline publications. Liner Section Editors get help and encouragement from their Head Editor. Ktojzj S. Taggart, P. Corden, Splinter, K. Pietz. fbottomj Splinter,j. Simmons, C. Camp, L. Gauper, M. Keyes, S. Taggart. R. Wien, M. Myclm, D. Roberts, S. Vliklggllfl and C. Lklllll spend 21 busy Tuesday evening on the weekly newspaper. OR CLE KEEP HAMLI EI FGRMED The OR CLE Established 1888 Published by HAMLINE UNIVERSITY 1536 Hewitt Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Editor-in-Chief .................. Don Roberts Business Manager ........ Dick Mittleman Assistant Editor .............. Marcia Mydra News Editor ...................... Chuck Luntz Sports Editor .................. Jim Anderson Assist. Sports Editor .... Wayne Haugen Feature Editor .................. Sue Taggart Editorial Editors .................. Rich Wien, Steve Frantzich Copy Editor ...... Mary Jo DeMersseman Fine Arts Editor .......... Paige Hatfield Advisor ......................,. Larry Anderson Writers: Tom Anderson, Debbie At- kinson, Jim Aull, Paul Burda, Vicky Chapman, Carla Clark, Peter Clark, Duncan Crawford, Debby Downing, Carolyn Erwin, Al Frost, Patsy Gorden, Arlie Green, Sandra Gustafson, Pam Hanlon, Jean Howard, Carol Kolb, Dave Lowe, Marilyn Marotzke, Judy McCoy, Martie McLeod, Melody Mits, Ron Miller, Jeff Moses, Judy Oakes, Bette Oicott, Nancy Osborn, Kirsten Peterson, George Potts, Bobbi Schmidt, Carol Schultz, Alice Sigel, Cathy Silli- man, Laura Summers, Grant Tanner, Charyl Thurber, Marg Tuomi,'Bob Yu. Typists: Judy Carlson, Kay Ehrhardt, Anne Frick, Patsy Gorden, Judy How- ard, Sue Myers. Photographers: Bob Hensel, Jim Stork, Ron Wagenknecht. Annual Subscription Rate 53.00. General ad- vertising rate, 52.00 per column inch, student rate, 81.25 per column inch. Published weekly during the school year, except holidays and examination periods. Second class postage paid St. Paul, Minn. H..-fe... -,.., . ,fy 1 ., ,-,k . ,,,, W,,,k t.,,,,c,Q kk,A. ,,k, c k,,. , .l KVV., .,., ,, .tet. 1ii1i1if.flfiiiiflli-i'v1a.2iy-13 rilsi 2 sics 1 i.r.i.si. i -1 v.r. i . 'LL' f L,'L ,'A' -1L L V . flf'a-Alf'Li-flfil A ai ' ev.c .ils b ' 5 li.e W... -fi... .ffm f. .yivr ff A ' ltitr ififii1Li1i:1i1 els,.i i ri.s 21f1fiif?ifl ,2.:,, .. ,1.,,. .V ., . ,. if:Sis:si,'?fe.:yT4sf:.'2r'gs. .wQ.'lffs5.'55' ,... , ..,. , ,, ...,, ,,kk M. . wp.. m,,,..f:.,:.w1,. - .lsxwx m..??.,.,.f, Y.. if.: .ef S l iiiiiii :? f i Q .. M, sm, ?..,,.vs,,,.. wat. 1- iw.: 15:15 lfvzatifyfiiiifsi H652-'?:Slmil fum--fsng'sig'lY'5T3l'e,'iilr1r:gg: ?'rg,:Jf5.:-fE5,gr:9,5jj?Z4E,'f.1:'1J.jjjf',g,gPf.,.v'55, K, ,iiy My f-,,.. ..,. V. .. ...N myg,,,,.....,i.f,,.v.,,,.,,,,g,,?,N,.,,,..,,.. .,,., . .,.,. .A ,...., ,i ...t .. 1, aw,-wfff,gfs:,. f,Q.i.:.:.W.3gfQfg-M ffgaifffiesfs HA LI ECC GRESS Congress represents the actions of Hamline University students engaging in co-operation between faculty, stu- dents, and administration. Representatives are drawn from the individual living units in proportion to their numbers. Congress sponsors almost all social events on campus, including homecoming, winter weekend, and campus religious activities. In addition, Congress pro- poses a yearly budget to the president. One goal this year was better studentffaculty relations in policy-making. Six student-faculty parallel committees worked toward this task. Another problem during the year was the discussions on new residence housing. A first for Congress was its membership in the Inter-college Coordinating Committee flC3j, of which Hamline's Steve Frantzich, former Con- gress President, became president. ,io Wm ... 7' L , i , . I, ,. 1 ,H -:hiv - A qw f .. - A .. 5 1 Members ol' the Halnline Lll1lVL'I'SllV Congress discuss, debate and rule on problems and suggestions confer n ing IHOSI facets ol't'ampus life. ff' The Congress Presidential Election of 1966 was a hard- fought and well-organized event. Candidates for the honored position of Congress President were Dick Mit- tlenian, Dave Crain, and Dave Streeter.'I'he Primary Election eliminated Streeter and found Mittlenian with a substantial lead over Crain. Between the primary and final elections, Crain managed to pick up the necessary votes to conie out on top. At right, Dick Mittlenian is seen delivering his answer to one of the many questions during a pre-election debate, with Crain and Judy Brown CPan-Hel Presidentj looking on. During 1966- 67 Crain will be acting as president, with Mittlenian as vice president. 125 Officers ol' l965-66 Congress: Dick lxlllllClll2ll1, Bill Ravsatleiiiiilicl' Manz and-lnclv Oakes. POLITICS AT HAMLI E REPUBLICAN CLUB Hamline Universityls Republican Club has conducted a large membership drive this year, and is rewarded with a com- mendable quantity of members. On a highly conservative campus Qpolitically, that isj this group can work comfort- ably and see their efforts succeed. DEMOCRATIC CLUB Convention anyone? The YDFL State Convention was the highlight of the HUDC,s activities this year, although they accomplished many things on their own campus, too. Political Issue Sessions, speakers and a panel on Vietnam, slides of Modern Russia, and a visit from Lt. Governor A. M. Keith were the main events. ROW ONE: H. Van Horn, S. Englemann, B. Crunlund, N. Balcheller, B. Bennage, I.. Elwiss, Lewis, K. Dripps, M. Hill, R. Krinkie, M. Demerssman, N. Bauer, N. Kribbs. ROW TWO: Peterson, R. Keepers, K. Shaver, L. Stodgill, Frantzich, N. Lynch, P. Henry, K. Hannah, S. Kufus, Roberts, S. Lavorini, S. Badman, A. I-ezler, C. Harge- sheimer, K. Gaylord, Smith, C. Pritchard, R. Harling. ROW THREE: P. johnson, kj. Schmueck, B. Poppenhaugen, S. Aden, Serier, D. W'elch fPresidentj, G. Bielen, K. Simp- son, P. johnson, C. Slocum. MINNESOTA STATE YDFL CHAIRWOMAN, Laura Summers frightj, and her assistant Shirley Carlson. HAMLINE UNIVERSITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB state convention delegates make plans: j. Lewis, P. Gorden, H. Aarons, L. Summershl. Gwin, S. Carlson, R.johnson. 3. wc W. S OCC's talented miss, Diane Syendsen, belts out a song ill the Homecoming Variety Show. Sue Roberts. Wertz, S. Tschombe, M. Nielsen, C. Cervenka, Ciifly, L. Slove, and K. Shaver work feverishly on last minute details of the union's homecoming house decorations. 0Fl ICliRS Alcan Ncum mn Historian jack Nlulcliler President Terry Cibullsa Social Chairman Karen Ralhs Secretary-'llreasiirei OCC. HAS GREAT YEAR OFF CAMPUS CLUB activities for 1965- 66 began with a picnic at Island Lake Park. Homecoming brought Still the Cobbers to the front of the Union, a smashing act in the variety show, and Kathy Pilgrim as queen candidate. A Halloween Hayride with MRA, a night of musical entertainment with the Pi Betais, janet Carlson for Winter Weekend Queen Candidate, a Mardi Gras, and the spring formal at Midland Hills Country Club, sum up O.C.C. events. M L I 'I I,,,QQ.1f5 9 Q . A -ali H .. at .t l l ff i ar' i . ess 69521 f f-,, M-sg., C01111trr'-f!111'lcwisf.' Hickey, Green, P. johnson, S. Ink, M. Sanford, M. Delloer, l. Sanders, S. Beech, K. Hanson, li. Gzithlnzin, S. l.CIldCl',,l. Bunce. C. Casey, Dietrich, S. Sinitli, ml. Gaarde, K. Arinstrong, sl. Bryan, M. Pariseau, M. Dickman. -I. Bunce and S. Green perform at the annual swim show. QUATIC LEAGUE TAGES sHo The girls of the Aquatic League are chosen in the fall, and work throughout the year, preparing for their sensational Aquatic League Show in the spring. This year the show was centered around a Sea Circus theme, and the acts and performances received campus- wide acclaim. Each year at this time, a member of Aquatic League is chosen as L'Miss Mermaid , through an all-campus election. The queen is announced at the show and reigns during the re- mainder ofthe activities. Vivacious jennifer Bunce was crowned M1966 Miss Mermaid if Members ofthe Pi Kappa Delta Fraternity, C. Kolb, M. Hynes, C. Schultz, and xl. Lewis listen to their advisor,AI. Meyer. U4 Mr. Meyer congratulates winners oi' a de- bate, C. Schultz andkl. Lewis. TRI-BETA Tri-Beta has a three-fold purpose: stimulation of sound scholarship, dissemination of scien- tific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. The Gamma Omicron chapter on Hamline Campus considers concentration in the field of biology, superior scholarship, and recommendation of the faculty counselor as requirements for membership in this national honorary biological fraternity. - I si X K' W.. Nkw'.:.- K ' ..... PI KAPPA DELTA Pi Kappa Delta is a national honorary forensic frater- nity, and was installed at Hamline in 1923. Hamlinites ' I 1 u 1 'e who have represented their school in regular inter- collegiate forensic contests are eligible for member- ship. Hamline Pi Delts participated in many debates throughout the year, and were contestants in various forensic contests, including the Hamline-sponsored Forensics Festival in April. Tri-Beta members: Top Roux' F. Bennett, K. Simpson, C. Potts, R. Osmundson, D, Lafrenz, M. Cray. Botlmn Rmiwgl. Balfanz, K. Hanson, V. Holty, K. Blacknnni, Dr. Downing. RADIO CLUB WHUR RADIO WHUR Radio Club gives members an opportunity to experiment with electronics and to work for better catnpus communications. l. to r.: C. Stritch, T. Coss, D. jones, I., Stodghill, R. Amis, Gabriel Ben-Dor, Aggrey Brown. H.U.E.A HAMLINE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION HUEA: ROW ONE: L. Bowers, H. Dailey, M. DeBoer, R. Mortenson, C. Roder,j. Cherney, T. Driver,hI. Manz, K. Armstrong, P. Chase, W. Baker. ROW TWO: B. Holzaphel, C. Eckles, K. Pilgrim, L. Meikrantz, C. Fink, A. Stein, B. Henricksen, M. Hynes, S. Stuart, AI. Smith, E. Seminario, B. Pergeau. ROW THREE: C. Belden, M. Sorg, C. Pritchard, D. Sankey, C. Little, C. Camp, K. Schacht, S. Pietsch,AI. Clay, P. Riordan, M. Snyder, D. Schneider, M. Bransford. MODER DA CE CLUB Newly created interest in modern dance at Hamline instigated the formation of a Modern Dance Club. At right, members interpret music through graceful and precise bodily movements. ROW ONE: Ann Fezlertl. Manx, D. Davidson, I.. Anderson,LI. Bailey, Y. Chapman. ROW TWU: I.. Ruarkul. Bransford, IJ. Crain,-I. Bracher, S. Frantzich, I..kI0llI1SUI1, D. Roberts. TCRCH A D CYCLE V. if C scholastic average pledges during the first week in May. They wear a gold key on a black rib- bon for the entire month. K PPA PHI Kappa Phi is Hamline's scholastic honorary society consisting oftju- niors with a cumulative average of 3.60 and seniors with a cumu- lative average of 3.44 or above. The membership standards are similar to those ofthe nationally chartered Phi Beta Kappa. Mem- bers are recognized at the Honors Banquet. l 3 J Kappa I hi members on the Student Center l atio: .tw1lw1.' M. Watson, IJ. Roberts, M, klohnson, li. l Blulnn. C. Bennett. Smmling: S. I'll'2llllZIK'll, I.. xlolnison, l.. lfreclin. gl Torch and Cycle is an honorary frater- nity which chooses its members on the basis of leadership, , personality, charac- ter, and general ac- ceptance among stu- dents. Upper-class- men are tapped as WASHINGTGN SEMESTER A semester at American Univer- sity in Washington, D.C. is avail- able to any Hamline student. Interested students apply to the political science department. The students selected are sent to the nation's capital to attend classes and observe the highest level of the American political process. Paul Keever and jere Gwin talk over their semester in Washington with Dr. Scott johnston. DREW EMESTER Direct contact with the intricacies and excitement of world affairs is available to juniors and seniors through parti- cipation in the Drew University Semes- ter on the United Nations. Drew is located in Madison, New jersey,just a few miles from United Nations head- quarters in New York City. D. james, M. Watson, l.. Summers and M. Grey were the Hamline students chosen for SPAN trips in 1965. . if Gretchen Radatz represented Hamline at Drew during first semester. Diane White Knot picturedj attended Drew during the second semester. PANNER Each summer groups of selected students in the Student Project for Amity Among Nations spend twelve weeks in a desig- nated foreign country pursuing individual study projects under the supervision of faculty advisors. It is an interesting and rewarding experience for all concerned, and helps the students develop a feeling for another culture. l MRA President Clary Wood and ARW President Barb Hendricksen discuss dorm housing regulations and dining dress codes. PA HEL It is the responsibility of the Panhellenic Council to co- ordinate sorority activities on campus. Members are chosen by the individual sororities and the offices are alternated each year to promote fair representa- tion. This year the council worked for separate soror- ity housing, and helped sponsor Greek Week. I TER-FRAT Men of the Inter-Fraternity Council are responsible for co-ordinating fraternity functions such as Rush and Greek Week, and pro- moting good relations among the fraternities. Special projects of this year have included the deferred Rush and work on future housing. A -MR The Associated Resident Women and the Men's Resident Associ- ation are the dormitory governing bodies. Under the co-ed dormi- tory system, the governing bodies have worked to foster co-opera- tion and togetherness between dorms. ARVV sponsored a style show in the fall and the Mother's Day Tea. MRA worked on the dress code, and sponsored the spring blizzard activities. -' raw The sorority housing committee, composed ol' members of all four sororities, accomplished much this year. D. Davidson,-I. Smith, Gslanccky, N, Butters andkl. Wendland discuss plans. S. Ruins, C. Anderson, D. Schneider, B, Nlttcliwctt, C. Bracher, B. Howe, D. Long and Advisor D. Nlaknen co-ordinate fraternity activities. Carol Wilggn Cheryl Froehling Marlys De Boer Susan Ink C orrespondinq Seerelary Recording Secretary Treasurer Viee Pres.-Social Chairman Linda Meinders Janette Hofstad SL 2353 -5.1 MW ws K Nancy Anderson jennifer Bunce Alpha Phi Theta began a busy year at homecoming with a skit, the alumni tea, and a float which took second place., Other activities included group attendance to the play Tiger at the Gates , fraternity exchanges on campus and at the U. ofM., and the annual dinner dance held at the jennifer Manz Ricci Noble Patrice Riordan W :SW HM V 'rw-ay, .. Emily Engle 5, fi LW i ff! rifffi ' ,Q '. v.,1.,.n ii' ', In -i 1 -f 'MSS' f.Sff7'si'-fi' 1- K as ,,.i.f.,i, ,- f www :F is ,S ,K 3 , ii,y,c1 T june Cherney Historian ,ir ,,.,, S' 1 i.... ff Kay Kolbe Pat Larson jan Dorn 'f-f ' Pledge Mistress ,. it i gp! ,v N5 ai pw spring pledges try to make I some money jan Tande Hudson House. Greek Week found Carol Wilson being chosen as Venus. Members, jennifer Bunce and Margie Keyes, were chosen as Miss Mermaid and TKE Sweet- heart respectively. Spring brought a par- ents luncheon at McQ'uires and a senior dinner at the Waikiki Room. is .xgli , i v Kathi Pietz President if S ,f K ., L I Judy Sandine Historian 595 Betty H eiden Pledge Nlistress J get.. ,i Kris Armstrong Wtwfwe x fy, M - ' Margie Keyes -dw i f We 3 -Iudy Brown Karen Walker janet Carlson Pcmhelleriic Vice Pres. Parilielleriie Representative Room Coordinator ALPHA PHI THETA jane Smith udith VVoseth Carla Anderson o Robinson Diane Syendsen we-4 ff HAMLINE UNIVERSITY i I966 Sharon Pennington Mary .,,- ii' ,- L Y , . - :.. V I I V , o,e,,L 5 : E , , f K ' A ' - K ' ' 2' f it' 19 K L 1 -tti ii ifi--r .rf Jill Burklund Mary Dickman Kristin Erickson Kathy Gaylord J it it y i i s is t seise y s Vi y ,tt 5 an Ellen Landau Nita Lynch Klan Rich Carol Smith 135 Solyeig liggertsclottir jill Wanner Marianne Downing Palriciuklohnson . ,yy IM, H , N12ll'g2ll'CI .loncs 'Q i Muijjorie Krause Sofml Clzafrnza 71 N I 11.15, Constance Krinkc -if V, fs klCI'i'lih0IT1PSOYl Rz1ncliKrinkc K2ll'yl Ifccsl N2ll1C'y'Sl'lI2liiCI' Alnzmne Halverson 1IllII,lI'H1'7Il'!k St'I'I'I'fIlI1Y Viral-I'rf.Yiflc'nl AL PHA RHO DELTA HAMLINE UNIVERSITY I 9 66 Mary Rosen 136 Carol Schultz Patricia Braski President Mary Lou Walburn Nancy Butters Linda Stone ws-4'Ff' 3 Ellen lNlcCuskey Joanne Simons Susy Dayton Sl'I'IiFf1lTy T7'P!ltYu7'PI' Pledge .W islrexs Margaret luoini kludith Goetz ,lanice Gaarde Bette Olcott Qu, 2. Barbara Brindle Pat Cianni Pam Swedeen Bev Qlist Marsha Holnigien Virginia Erickson Shirley Carlson ., E J' V, I7 pri , 0, wif fm- - Q if 5- ,Q Deborah Downing Nlary Clough Anne Frick jo Ann Bryan Nlary CSuej Roberts Alpha Rho began their year with Homecoming activities, taking second place in the variety show. The year was also filled with literary meet- ings, exchange parties, par- ents dinner at Twins Motor Hotel, and the annual din- ner dance at the Ramada 137 Inn. Some of the various projects their pledges un- dertook were volunteer work at Midway Hospital and sing- ing at a home for the aged. Alpha Rho also spent a busy year revising their constitu- tion and pledge program. Marilyn Nlarotvltc ,Ioan Splinter Dorothy Davidson jane Lammers Luine Anderson Sue Englemann Nadia Medina Lynae McLane Linda Meikrantz Jeanie Sanders HAMLINE UNIVERSITY Treasurer Secretary President E P SI L o N 1. A M B D A p S l G M A if ' 'ln 'h ron L e Sldigstroifl Y, ,f Hostess J I9 66 Cindy Belden Pledge M islress 2: , 'filx -in , is 555 Sherryl Markrud Diane McGee klanna Olson Nancy Niessen Carol Stevens Gail Williams 138 Carol Stans Alyce Stein Linda Bowers Epsilon Lambda Sigma Sorority has taken an active part in campus and local affairs this year. Activities in- cluded homecoming with an Epsilon, Sue Engelmann, as queen, a dinner dance at Wayzata Country Club, Win- ter Weekend queen, Cindy Belden, literary meetings which include slides of Europe and attending the Firehouse Theatre, enchanges with Hamline and Lynn Swanstrom Carol Fink joyce Smith Vibe-Pfwidfflf Panhellenic TYBHSUTW Pa nlzellenic Representative f m, ' Susan Green Rhoda Mortenson Kathy Pilgrim Karen Aase Diane Bgidmgm Historian Mary Christianson -lane Werner Margie Dutcher Nancy Hupfer Kalhyslgngs Pledge M ixlress Marcia Britton Stephanie Lavorini Mary Nielsen U. of M. fraternities, the parents' din- ner at Ramada Inn, sponsoring a child in Viet Nam, Greek Week, senior lunch- eon, and a service project with under- privileged children. Among all these activities Epsilon also found time to Win the Greek Week bridge tournament, the Greek games for the fourth consec- utive year, and the scholarship trophy for the fourth year in a row. Kristi Hobus Nancy La uferburger Barbara Lindsey Mary Doebler jean Guthier Sggml Chairman Vice President President Pl BETA GAMMA jx l,ILw' X 1' 'Y Cathy Sillirnan I Prug Phillips 1 Q, Pledge M zstress 4 M ml HAIVILINE UNIVERSITY i966 Marilyn Snyder Judy Howard Publicity Chazrman Teryl Roberton Elizabeth Crespo Pi Beta Gamma began the year by winning the float trophy at Homecoming for the fourth con- secutive year. Other events ofthe year included the Parent's Din- ner, the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, fraternity exchanges, lit- erary meetings, a service project, and the co-sponsoring of Greek Shelley Cerig 140 Carol Little Marsha Bovum Week. A highlight of the year was the annual dinner dance, this year held at the University Club in conjunction with Kappa Delta Sorority at the University of Minnesota. The Pi Betas will close the year with a retreat and fraternity water skiing party. Nam-y Vixo Barbara Morton Gail Iancekv Panhellenir Przfxidenl T1'P1L.s1u'1'r I'unhel11'1zirRrfprfawnzlrztiw' Coleen McNeil H islorian joan Lzulerer Klan VVendlancl P led ge M islrexs Heather Dailey Cheryl Mendel ,f Elizabeth Butler 5' ,ff-'Qu lf Mfflfgj 141 Mary Gwen Rllfll2lI'ClSfJH Alon Setala Steve Franlzicih Gary Fifield Lew Ruark Philip Cclbach Dana Kamerud Rick Fletcher Rod Stone Vvlgird Stump Donald Shook Carl Bracher Spfvrgfmiiy Vic?-PT6Xid67ll P714-Yillkflf Floyd Dressen Frank Whitehead Cene Nadeau Curtis Stull Patrick Halvorsen john Lyons Lee Cameron jay Marsh Rick Keith www '24 , q ,-3g ww ,Qi Bruce Birkholz Roger Sargent john Finlayson Howard Arons Richard Bjorknian 142 of 5 W me I .Ia111esl,i11clsey It-1-C1111-il, H uxi n1',t'.1' 1'I111I1r1g'1'r RW-1, y-,lt , A L PHA TAU , K ' ,Q I OMEGA , iv .Q -Q mv f i? ,QQ K RlCll2ll'C1 Sewall Rll'l12ll'f1,IU11IlSOIl Robert Nlacflweti ' ' GoclI'1'CX Liiiclslmg 9' 3 :ff .4 Nav' , , ' s I-sv 'w K -Al -dt 11.1 tssisg QI .., -2' HAMLINE UNIVERSITY my ..f A.. A has fs' ' E-tf' 12? I9 66 .I0l1Il Keller Kirk Si111psc111 Rifliarcl Knopl' William 15011s111a11 jf. -SMA, 11' 1 17111111111 h1t'DUllg2lll xvllllkllll-1011115011 Ri1'l1a1'c1 1116111110 Rklllily May or XVilli11111 1111151 The A'l'O's initiated their Iirst year as a II2iIl0I121l frater11ity at Ha111li11e 111 grand style hy sweeping 111a11y of the 2111-CLIIHIJUS eo111pet.itio11 events for the I year. After taking first place trophies forthe Home- fr eo111i11g display and variety show, t11e Taus watched the CI'OYVI1lIlg of their C2lI1CllCl2lICS 111 both the Home- coming and VVi11ter-Weekend queen ea111paig11s. During tl1e year the A'I'O's eo-l'1osted a Province Ccmelaye for all area ATO cl1z1pters, continued li' ?S 1glll '1U'kK1'I N19 having faculty CllIlI1CI' guests, and e11joyed a Varied calendar ofsoeial events. 143 ohn A. Bierman I ny li. Bielen Rich ll d C, Colburn kleffery W. Straw Petcrxl. Rogney Philip M. Henry Scott C. Aden Rush Chairman Pylortes Social Chairman Gmmma Teas Maurice O. Nyquist Lee H. Urness H. David Crain Stanley P. Beck Steven R. Kufus Stephen B. Young Robert E. Airis Petcrll. Sajevic This year the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon initiated in 32 new actives increasing their active membership to over 65. The Christmas party, sorority exchanges, and spring Red Carnation Ball are some of their so- cial activities. The TKE's also cleaned and painted the Marie-Schmidt Bremmer House for underprivi- leged children and as a part of the TKF. national Public Service Weekend sponsored a party for the crippled children at the Shrinerls Hospital. The Zeta Psi Chapter of TKE received two of five tro- phies given to outstanding chapters in this province. The year was topped with the reign of Miss Joyce Smith as their sweetheart. 144 Stephen D. Munson David T. Sillirnan john A. Bergwall Mark G. Olson Charles Dietzel Toby M. Old William Morlock X QE Bradley L. Burquisl Cris R. Smith Duncan Ferguson if Gary A. Swangstue Randall B. Reddick Edwin l.. Wagstaff Bruce I. Howe Thomas Rikala james W. Stork Prylanis Crysophylos Histor TAU KAPPA EPSILON O Thomas E. I gf' , Anderson 4 .Qt 1 D Hypophetes ' A9 HAMLINE UNIVERSITY I9 66 Donald P. Hustead Steward C. Terrance james B. Carson Michael B. Earl Gordon Bobbe Cibulka l l l 145 Dorian E. W'elch Brent W. Poppenhagen H egemon E pi-Prytanis james R. Boyd Donald A. Roberts Steven A. Pedersen AM Mark A. Springan Chuck I. Dimmick Ronald T. Wohlstein -Gi P :':- , A ... P- ' it ' Jeffery P. Lund Terry R. Stark Kenneth B. Peterson Daniel Shoresman Craig Anderson Richard Schneider Secretmy Vice-President THETA CHI Willizllll Willi2lIIlSOI1 Tlionias Strohkirch Dick Strohkirch Ve- iii II. K. :4 27 gif?-giqitle 'I 'ba Ill FI? wi Iii qwilg 'iv sn 'rm HAMLINE UNIVERSITY I966 Michael Osborn Arland Green Gary Sherwood Tom Van Horn Edward Griffin Steven Roessler Richard YN. Larry Amundsen Raymond Carlson Armburst It was a busy and rewarding year for Theta Chi: Homecoming saw the birth of twin Green Giants, Winter Weekend arrival saw ice sculptures and brought the Chi's their fifth straight scholarship trophy, and spring term saw the Chi's organizing a Regional Conclave, the Spring Dinner Dance, and Greek Week. Chi volleyball and bowling teams won intermural championships. It was also a year of change, with new and possibly different housing in the near future, and a re-evaluation of the fraternity system taking place, not only in Theta Chi, but throughout the fraternities in general. 53. ,az ah, M vita 'f --.V Keith Nygren Roger Fertig Richard Hansen Richard Parssinen , S tm. da. K, mml ,,, ,. A1 Paul Burda Bruce Hubbard M, vga Q., john Kotts Phillipjohnson Robert Schwarz J' af 'fb L T , G ivy 5 L James Stone David Long Paul Hernandez Michael Dilley lj Donald R. Daniel Schultz jorgenson our Gerald Strom Terry Lipelt Kevin Talbert Scott Dirks Warren Walker 'l'reas1ne'r eff' Brock Pledge Marshall Hx Mascot Donald Paulson Kenneth Peterson Grant Tanner Robert Ehlers Paul Medin Ton Grant Ronald Peterson W'ard Mehlan Rodney Alferness Robert Roy David Merrill 'TW Q? w A -of -. ig, V M, li. racy 3, .V , ., -lim Erickson Bill Kramer -f VARIED FACET OF C MPUS LIFE ABOVE: A seranade by TKE pledges in front of Manor draws spectators joan Einzinger, Leslie Collins, Sharon Pennington and friends to the window. ABOVE RIGHT: Physical education instructor, Howard Schultz instructs proper procedure on the horse. RIGHT: Bobbi Schmidt and Aggrey Brown walk to the Student Center through the spring snow which closed Hamline on March 23. A. ir , as' , ,V ,.-, 1 Ji, A X ll ABOVE.'joyce Smith concentrates in the chemistry lab. I.EFT.'LIo Ann Myers searches the shelves 0fLhe bookslore , ,.,,,.. ,,,,A,i1 W ,W ,.::,,,g X::,..,A..1Ly,:1:A :,.g ,,:,1: .A . 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Nicholas 90,157 11ml 1'ii1rr,kItn1y 118,157 Dc11'ii1u,A1ti1ii1s 157 110511-ryscimiii, Niary 126,157 1761110111:-,Anthony 157 Dcy'iny,KatIiIynn 158 Dial,kI1'i'uiiic 158 Dir1unan,Mary 116,l28,I35, 1Jicwcii,l1ciic 158 Dit'tric'I1,,1uan 128,158 Ilia-l1:'1,l11iai1ca 73,144,158 1JiIlt-y,N1it1iav1 147,158 Dininiis k,lI1i.ii-les 145,158 Dirky,Sruti 94,1-17.158 1JisIimw,Nam'y 158 11ilriliiin,1X1aiy 101 Dm-l11cr,1NIary' 140,158 Dnkoiiicpylaliics 158 DoIit1,Wil1iam 27 D0rn,y1ana1y'n 134,158 11uuglax,A anim 158 1H1i1eis.S.i11y 1.i8 E1ilci's.Yali-iw 101 Ehrliarr1l.Kay 158 1'1iii1igvi'.-111.111 148,158 Ellingw,I.yiini1arrr1 158 Ellswortli,llrt-gory 158 E1wcss,1.inc1a 118,122,158 126. Iingclniann,Susan 62,101,1 138 1-Qng1vr,Wi11iani 158 Eng1c.1'iniily 134 Engya11.'1'cri1.uu 158 lingslacl. Erin ksun. Iiiigvin- 158 Gail 158 1irirksmi..1anics 147,158 V Iflricksmi, Erickson, Krislin 135,158 Virginia 137,158 Iirikwn,Barlmara 158 Erwin.Caru1yn 120.123,158 1ii'ywiii.KIliii'l4 158 Es4hyy'ci1ci,lI.ii1 158 1-ispclivn,lit-nnctli 159 1'i5seil.'1L'11'l'c'y 159 Estc11,IJ1n'ctia 118.159 Ethier, Yyrinin' 159 Evans,k1aniru 1 16,159 Evansfin, Paincla 18,12Z, 1 Ilfywning. Ilcllorah 118,123,1f17,158 Downing, Marianne 116,136,158 Duyyning, William 26,129 Dreislmar li, Frank 22 Dicssc-11,1-'limyfi 101,142 Dripx,Kai1ic'rinv 126,158 Di'iy'cr.'1'rur1y 130,158 Urln L1-r,1'Qric' 158 Dunn, Rulxcrt DuSI1ain',AIain0s 158 Dultlicr, Margarfsl 116,139 Dwell:-, Rirharil K. E Eai1,N1it'1iae1 145,158 1'i111ing.KatIiIcc'n 158 lic klt-s, Gail 101,130 Eclfl, Kc-nn:-lli 158 Ifggf-i'tsr1ntlii',Solvcig 135,159 1'1I1Icrs,Ro11srt 83,147,158 Farnham, laim-5 1'iees1.Kary1 136,159 1 eezor.Williani 1 eigal,RoIx'rl 159 15:-rguson,l1t-ialrl 159 Fergusmi.k1aiiics 144 I-'crg1ismi,Virki 159 1 ertig,Rngci' 67,159,147 1 01cIier.11avic1 159 1'iez1er,Ann 122,126,131,159 1 if'ie1r1,Gaiy 142,159 1 ilatrup,R1inalc1 95,159 Finb0rg.'1aim's 1-7ink,Caro1 130,139,159 Finkc'1.11ar1xara 102 Fin1ay's0n,A1o1in 142,159 Fisc'110r.Kaicn 159 1:isrhf'r,Mit'11ac1 159 I ish,Sanc'1ra 159 Fis11er,S1iar1ni 159 Fishcr.Wi11iani 159 1-iislicr,Winnilrt-11 29 1-'IaCh,Bcniiit' 159 1 1elning,Wa1ti'i 27 1-'1esner,11oris 159 1-'1ctrher,Rirliarcl 95,142,159 1 1ohr,,10hn 116,159 Ifogellx-rg, Fors11cc'..1crry 159 1 nuls.,1ai1cat1t1it- Franta,Carrilk1, 1-'ranllit1i.Stcpln-n 102,126,131 1-iraniinan.Cam! 159 Fredin,1,mw11 122,131 1 i'edl'irksoi1,C1aiy 1 18,159 Fresr1man,Nanty 159 1 i'ifk,Aiiiic 137,159 Friend, Roger 118,159 I-'r0eh1ing,CI11c-ryl 102,134 1-'rost,.-1115. 78.159 Fryar, 1 re-clcritk 159 1'L1rukawa,,1oy 159 i1aarde.k1aiiit'c 128,187,159 Gannett,Dl1Ic'iv 159 Gardncr,.1oan1.ut'k1iart 102 Garvey. Miclizivl 159 Gathman,1in1iIy 128,159 Gauper, I.incIa 122,160 Gay1ord.Kathlccn 116,126,135 Kfehrniann, Sandia 104 liQ1bac1i.P1ii1ip 1-12,160 GCISIOIIKIHIIL' 160 Genti1c,R0hc'rla 118,160 I-ericke,k1u1ni 160 Gcrig,S1ielIey 140,160 Gic1C1cns,PanI 19,42 Giebenhain,R0naId 84,160 Giese,My1cs 160 c:i11,Kay mo Gilmorcxfylarian 1011 G1idr1nn,1y1ary 160 G1ine1mrg,RoIwii 160 iilore-,Glencla 100 Gndc1ard,1N1ark 160 Goetz,k1ur1ilIi 137,160 11011, William Goin, Harold 160 W L NEIHART PLUMBI GC? HEATING 'WW 2'-11 ic. A-., K 5.-ng 2097 Como Ave :M YS5'ZF f- 1 1 J -na--.. 646 1996 ..i,, him Q viii? 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G1'i111', 12'11cc 22 Hi' I 13 ' 151 C11111111, 11111111 146160 2 ,'l' ' 103,118 fQf'U1-,11111 2 11112 2 ' G' 1,.' 1' 112 K' , '27 1 1,161 KL' Q .2 1 116,160 2 ' ' :, L' ' G' -'2 , 2 1'0 1 ' G' , '2' 126160 H21V,2' 2' 1 ',161 Ci,'2 ,2 '- H ,.119 C5111 , ' F0 H11 ,1z 1f1 41,11 l'2 12,1 1 , Gu11'1',kIe211 140,1l'0 11' , YL: 1' ca 1' ,1 .' - 2 1112, 1 ', :2,14:1 - ,Q H 5 , ' ,1111 H212 22,112 2 1 ,1' 6. '2 1f'1 2 11: i2 1f'0 Q' 2 '2, il111'0 H2'2',2'12'41160 '2, 1' 2 H2 , ' 2' 1 ,,1f18,l60 'Q1' '2 ',l'21u1 111111,N21i1 1 1' 1' -.I W1 H2 , 1' '21111,kj1'. ' ' 1 1' 1 -- ,Ann 1911 - 2 '1 ----fi H2 ... If 12- ,lfl H2 ,S2115 1112 2 1 ' , 1 1 ,12 1 1, 1, 18,136 ' 1, lf ' . , 1 - ,P111 ' 1,142 ' 'ff - 116' H2 fl '2'2 2- 1 186 -lohnson, '1'imot1ty 165 yloltnson. William 143,165 ylohnston, Sandra 165 y1ohnston,St'ott 33,132 ylones, David 165 -jones, Deborah 165 jones, Kathryn 139 ylones, Margaret 104, 136, 16 -1ones,Susan 165 Ljorgenson,Donald 147,165 ylorgenson,liloise 101 y1oseph,Rttth 165 -lotthet t, Marjorie ligoll ttnnila, Rohert 166 y1ttola,y1ames 116,166 K Kamerttd,Dana 142,166 Kanavati, Rose Kangas,y1atnc's 116,166 Karow, Karon Kavaloski, Vineenl Keepers, Rit'hartl 126,166 Keey er, 1'au1 132 Keiser,Rohet't 104 Keit1t,Rot1eric'1t 142,166 Keller,-lohn 143 Kersten,Gai1 166 Kessel,Orrin 166 5 Keyes, Margaret 122,135,166 Keysar, Virginia 104 Kihohia, Simon 166 Kilhurtt,-1oy't'e 166 Ki11iatt,Dt-ttnis 166 Kimes. William King,1ftederitk 166 King, Robert 166 Kinney,Rttssel 166 Klinge1,Detmis 82 Klolm, Donald 69,70,72,81 K1otL,y1ohtt 166 Knight, Rohert Knop1',Rit'ltart1 143 Koch, Keith Koch, Lynn 166 Koehler, Connie 116,166 Koenig,-june 29 Koenke.Roht-rt 167 Ko1h,CIatoI 167 Ko1he.Ka1hertne 134,167 Kopp, Randall Korl'1',Stey'ett 167 Korthuis,Barbara 167 Kotts,-john 147,167 Kowa1,Susan 167 Kraenter,Httgh 167 Kramer, Richarcl 167 Kranter,Ro1xett 147,167 Kramer,Williatn 167 Krause, Marjorie 136,167 Krc1Jshatth,.1o1ttl Kretuz,Rit'hard 104 Kreuller, Rae 167 Krienitz, Dale 167 Krinlae, Cottstattre 118,136,167 Krinke, Randi 1I6,119,126,136 167 Kripps, Nanty 126,167 Kroegcr, Frederic lt 1 16,167 Ktoening. Rosetnat ie 28 LLOYD S PHARMACY Loritz,Danit'l 169 Lou, Nils 30 Lowe, David 169 Lowe, Robert 1 18 Lut'as,Ruthanne 169 Luce, Sharon Lukowitl, David 32 Lund, Donn 169 I.und,y1ellrey' 90,145,169 Lundgren,y1oltn 116,169 Lttndman, Donald 27 Lundy, Daniel Ly'nt'h, Nita 126,135,169 Lync1e,Kat1uyn 169 Lynskey,,1atnes 33 Lyon,Larry 169 t,itm,,,t0tttt 142,169 M Maas,Cary 42,120 Mar Ewen. Rohert 143 Mat'k,L1ohtt 105 Mackin,'1'errent'e 169 Magaw, 15. Scott 169 Magnttson,Davitl 169 Mahle, Nancy 118,169 Maker, Ross 169 Makuen, Donald 21 ,33,54,l33 Maley, Paul 169 lN1anikopoulos.Costanlinos 169 Mann,Shirley 169 Mattthei,Peter 169 Manthey,Candate 169 Manwiller,C1i1'1'ord 169 Manz,,1enni1er 125,130,13l.134,169 Margellos, Helen 169 Markrud,Shetiy'1 116,138 Snellzng C99 Mznnehaha St Paul, Mznnesota M1 4 5873 MatotL1te,lN1ari1yu 123,137,169 Marshklay sn4,st5,tuts,t42,t7o Marsh,Rit'hatd 32 Marshall,Gretelten 170 Marston, Cheryl Mason,C1tarIt-s 26 Mattlin, Margaret 170 Maxwe1l,Rit'hartl 28 Maxwell, Stephen May, Barbara 1V1ayer,Cregory 170 Mayer, Mary' King 105 Mayer,Randy' 143,170 Mayer, Walter 29 MC.-Xulifle,Sharon 170 MeCIary',C1tery'le 1 16 McC0y,,1udith 170 MCCuskey,1'Ql1ett 137,170 MeD0na1d,Ee1en 170 McDonald, Lee Ann 116,170 MeDonalc1,Wendy' 170 McDougall,Duncan 143,170 Mcllahey, Kathryn MeGahey,Mithae1 170 McGee, Diane 138,170 McGhee, Dorothy 29 McKimm,'1'erry 170 McLane, Lynae 138,170 MrLeod,Mart1ta 170 MC1V1ullan, Herbert McNeil, Lynda 141,170 lN1rParlatttl,Anita 170 Mec1in,Patt1 147,170 Medina, Nadia 105,122,138 Mehlan,Warc1 147,170 Meihofer, Roy Mci1crant1,Littda 130,138,170 Meinc1ers,1,inc1a 105,134 Krupke, Lintla 118,167 Kue1il,Dottglas 167 Ktt1us,Stt-ve l26,l33,144,l67 Kultlmatttt,Roxantu- 167 Kttnl, Marshall 167 Kuter, Frank 143,167 L Lade, Stttat't 167 Lallin, Forrest 167 Laft'enz, Dttattne 105,1 16,110,129 Latnnters,,1atte 44,105,1I6,138 Landau, lillen 135,167 1.anr1gta1','1iohitt 167 Lang, Etlwartl 1.angager,Stey'en 1.ange,Rosi1yn 167 Lantz, VV, Charles 123,167 Larson, Dayid 1 18,167 Larson, Donavon 167 1,arson.1.inr1a 167 Larson, Marsha 167 Larson, Norma 167 Larson, Patritia 134,163,167 Larson, Ronald Latteretyyjoatt 105,118,120,141 Laulenhurger,Nattry 139,168 Laughton,Bt'uee 168 Lavoritti,Stephanie 126,139,168 LaZe11a, '1'hotnas Lee. Dayicl 168 1.ee,ylatnes 168 1.emke,Day'it1 67,168 Lender, Susan 118,128,168 Leng. Lent, 1i.Ritlt:trtl 168 Kenneth 168 Lenth, Mary 121,168 Lewerenl,ylatnes 168 Lewis,1'11aine Hilti 118,168 Lewis,LIatnes 126,168 Lewis, Robert 95,168 Lewis, Sharon 126,168 Licrltt tan, Lowell 105 LtI1a,Gera1d 105,120,121 Lindberg, Colleen McCabe I 18 Lindberg,ylellrey 1.inr1grett,y1atttes 168 Lindgren.-lolttt Lindquist, Lowell 168 Lindquist. Stott 168 Lindsay, Philip 168 Lindsey, Barbara 140,168 Lindsey.,1atnes 143,168 Lindskog,tlotllrey 143 Lindstront, Carole 118,168 Link, Barbara 168 Lipe1t,'1'erry 147,169 Liston, Valerie Little, Little, Carol 130,140,169 Kay' 169 Littler, William Livingston,-leanne 169 Lohde1l,Sally 169 Loehman, Lisaheth 169 Long, David sm,t:s:s,t47,tfs9 Long,hlaequeline 169 Long. Nanfy Longhi, Dario 169 Lootn is, Alan 169 HAMLI HARDWARE V 755 NO SNELLING 646 4040 4 YOU W1T1-1 A SMILE Mcinke,-1.Petet 28 Melattder, Steven Melano, Riehard 143,170 Mendel, Cheryl 141,170 Merrill, David 147 Merry,,1oyt'e Metzger, Stephen 170 Meyer, Donald 170 Meyer, Franklin 170 Meyer,y1ohn 129 Meyers, Dorothy' 170 Mifhaelul. lod 170 Milhatn, Claire 170 Miller, Dwight 170 Miller, Ronald 119,170 Miller, Sharon 118,170 Miller, Sheryl 170 Mills, Shirley Misehe,y1e1'ome 116,170 Mits,Melot1y' 170 Mittleman,Riehatd 125,171 Moe,Prisci11a 171 Mogck, Lynette 116,171 Monahan, Rohert 171 Moore, David 171 Moore, Perry 26 Moore, William 105 Moran, Hamilton Morawski,.1oy't'e 171 Morgatt,-Ittattita 171 Morloek, William 144,171 Morshare. '1'homas 116,171 Mortenson, Rhoda 7 I 408,130,139 Morton, Barbara 141,171 Moseman, Steven Moses,y1e1'1irey I 71 Mousley, Leroy 171 Moy er, Charles 28 Mue1ler,y1ean Mulkern, Rirltard 31 Munson, Lea 171 Munson,Step1tett 108,144 1N1uraski,'1'hotnas 171 Murphy, Charles 1N1tttthIer,.Iack 127,171 Muto, Kathryn 171 Mydra, Marcia 123,171 My'ers,L1o Ann 148,171 Myers, Susan 118,171 N Nadeatt, Eugene 142 Naegele, Lintla Namha, Denise 171 Nattpha1,.-X111 171 Neeee, H. Y. 22 Nec1y,Patrieia 172 Nehring, Rcheua Neihart,y1ohn Nelson, Carole Nelson,Clarent'e 31 Nelson, Gail 172 Ne1sott,,1ut1it1t 172 Nelson, Kerry 108 Nelson, Mary 172 Ncrison, Barbara 108 Neumann,,1ean 127,172 Niederkorn,Titnothy' 172 Nielsen, Mary 127,139,172 Neinstedt, Margaret 116,172 Niesscn,Nant'y' 138,172 Noble, Ricei 134,172 Noonan, Margaret Norberg,Ardis 30 Norrgard, Colleen Worner 108 Randall 172 Sanders, Ilse 128,174 Novak, Karen Novingerkl. Kay 172 Nygren, Keith 69,70,72,93,94,108,147 Nyquist, Maurice 108,118,144 O Oakeskludy 108,125 O'Con O'Con norulerome nor, Roger Odegard, Margaret Oltcdahl, Barbara Olcott, Bette 118,137,172 Old, Toby 90,144 Olsen,jeanne 172 Olsen, Rodney 26 Olson,jamcs 172 Olsonhlanna 45,138 Olson, Mark 144,172 Olson, Ronald Olson, Thomas 69,72 Olson, 1Nilliam Olson, W. Linden 84,85,108,l72 O'Neal, Ronald 172 Orear, Sandstro Qtuaife, -Ianct Orlins, Peter 172 Osborn, Michael 108,146 Osborn, Nancy 123,172 Osmundson,Roy 129,172 OSS, Beverly 172 Otto, jeffrey 172 Oxton, Penney 172 Ozaki, Robert 172 P Pacholke, Richard 172 Packard, Robert 108 1'al'1'rath, Gordon Paine, Benton Pariseztu, Mary 128,172 Parker, Clifford 172 Parssinen, Richard 84.85,109,147 Paterson, Patricia 31 Paulson, Donald 90,109,147 Pawlus, Michael 172 Pedersen, Steven 145,172 Peirce, Claire 173 Penning, Greg 172 Pennington, Sharon 135,148 Penrod, Delight 118,172 Pergeau, Beverly 28,130 Perrine, Byron 118,172 Petersen,Ronald 84,147,172 Peterson, Brien Peterson, Bruce 172 Peterson, Dale 172 Peterson, Delwin 172 Peterson, Ingrid Peterson,,Ianis Peterson, Kathleen 126 Peterson, Kenneth B. 145,173 Petcrson,Kennethj. 147,173 Peterson, Kirsten 173 Peterson, Mary 173 Peterson, Nancy Pcterson,Richarcl 84,173 Peterson, Robert 173 Peterson, Willis Petrich, Linda 173 Phillips, Prudence 140,173 Phlegar, Frank 173 Pierce, Linda 173 Pierson, Gary 173 PieIsch,Suzannc 130,173 Pietz, Kathleen 109,122,135 Piku1,SandraaLynn 173 Pilgrim, Katherine 71,l09,l30,139 Piorier, Ruth 109 Pizner, Paul 30,116 Pleticha, Carolyn 173 Pofcrl, Ronald 173 Polsun, David 74,75,76,78,173 Pontinen,Paul 118,173 Pontinen, Richard 27 Poole, Eric Poppenhagen, Brent ll6,126,145, Porter,,Iames 173 Potter,juclith Potts, George 116,117,129,173 Prindle, Barbara 173 Prior, Deborah Pritchard, Carol 126,130,173 Pueblitz,Luc1mi11a 173 Putnam, Michael Quam, Steven 116,173 Qiuist, Beverly 137,173 R Radatz, Gretchen 132 Radde, Paula 173 Radcmacher, john Ratlkeklanice 173 Radke, Mary 173 Ragovskis, Sandra 173 Rajala, Michael 84,173 Rasmussen, Lynda Raths, Karen 127,173 Raymond, Sandra 118,173 Raysa, William 36,125,173 Read, Pamela 173 Reddick, Randall 118,144,173 Reed, Sandra Reichow, Bruce 1 19 Reiter, Linda 173 Reynolds, Leighton 95,173 Rice, Nancy 173 Richnloan 135,173 Richards, G, Douglas 174 Richards, Reed ' Richardson, Mary 141,174 Riese, Virgcne 174 Riess, Nancy 174 Rikala,john 145,174 Riordan, Patrice 130,134,174 Ritala, Keith 116,117,174 Robertson, Teryl 140,174 Roberts, Donald 42,109,123,131,145 Roberts,-Ianice 116 Roberts, Joyce 109,126 Roberts, Mary 137,174 Roberts, Shirley 127,174 Roberts, Sidney 174 Robinson, Mary 135 Rodenkirchen,jane Roder, Grace 109,130 Rocssler, Steven 146,174 Rogney, Peter 144 Rolland, Paul Rollins, Louise 118,174 Rosa. Paul Rose, Dona 174 Rosen, Mary 136,174 Roscnow, Nancy 174 Rouzer, Mary 174 Roy, Richard 108 Roy, Robert 147,174 Ruark, Lewis 142 Ruark, Lynn Robert 109,131 Rudnickas, Susan Rueckert, Gretchen 174 Ru ff, Stc phen 84,174 Runquist,Alfonsc 174 Runquist,Olaf 26,27 Russe1l,Amy 18 Ruttcnberg,-Ioel S Saari, Dennis 174 Sahr, Ellender 174 St.john, Dwight 177 St. john, Margaret Doege 177 St. john, W'esley 33 Szdevic, Peter 144,174 Sampsel, Constance 116,118,174 Sandeen, Kay 109,118 Sanders, Doris 116,138,174 Sanders, Kathleen 45 Sandine,AIudith 110,135 m,k1udith 174 Sanford, Martha 128,174 Sankcy, Donald 110,130 Sargent, Roger 142,174 Saxe, Gail 174 Schacht, Kay 110,130 Schaefer, Roger Schafer, Nancy 110,136 Schal, Orville Schaller, Patricia 174 Schlieper, Roger 110 Schlo1'1', Daniel Schmidt, Roberta 148,174 Schmitz, Nancyjo 174 Schmueck,john 126,174 Schneider, Richard 95,96,130,133 146 174 Schultz, Carol 116,123,136,174 Schultz, Daniel 84,147,174 Schultz, Howard 31,84,148 Schutt, Carol 174 Schwarz, Robert 147,175 Scott, David Scott, ,Ieaneane Ballard 203 Ryan Ave , S Paul, Munn , 55102 MILK LUND PRESS INC FEderaI 2-6338 Routlie, Cheryl 174 OF ST PAUL CO gewolb Commercial S Industrial CONSTRUCTION 224-5768 190 Romsey Sf. QT. PAUL MILK co. KRAUS-ANDERSON t A ii SPAGHETTI SAUCE ONLY PIPER PIZZA PIZZA SAUSAGE Our Own Sausage Recipe PEPPERONI Smoked HAMBURGER SAUSAGE BE MUSHROOMS SMALL LARGE PARKWAY SPECIAL SAUSAGE Mushroom Green Pepper and Omon If You Wc1nIAnyth1ng Else Let Us Know SMALL I 5 LARGE 3 15 CMEATLESS PIZZA1 MUSHROOM SH RIMP OLIVE GREEN PEPPER ONION CHEESE SPAGHETTI WITH 2 MEAT BALLS Vg SPAGHETTI WITH I MEAT BALL SPAGHETTI WITH MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI Vg ORDER SPAGHETTI WITH MUSHROOMS SPAGHETTI WITH MUSHROOMS 8- MEAT BALLS Vg ORDER SPAGHETTI WITH MUSHROOMS 8. MEAT BALL SMALL Sekhnn, David 175 SUIIYIICITSCU, DUIHM Stull, Curtis 111,118,142 IIILIUITTI, Margaret 137,179 Vg ORDER SPAGHETTI SAUCE ONLY Above Orders Include French Bread 81 Butter 740 Snelling Ave No 646 0909 LARGE AMERICAN FOOD RANCH STEAK HAMBURGER STEAK JUMBO ROUND SHRIMP 'A CHICKEN Vg CHICKEN Above Orders Served With French Fries or Hash Browns Toast Cole Slow HOME MADE CHILE lln Seosonl HOME MADE SOUP SANDWICHES HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER CALIFORNIA BURGER CALIFORNIA BURGER With French Fries MONSTER BU RGER MONSTER CALIFORNIA CHEESEBURGER STEAK HAM aAcoN LErrucE 5 1oMA1oE DENVER GRILLED CHEESE CHEESE tvtqmp EGG EGG SALAD TUNA SALAD SIDE ORDERS French Fries 3 Malk Pop Coffee Hush Browns 3 eq Free Delivery To Hamline ' ..........A.... ...,..,. , . ..1.1o 2.25 ., ,. ...,... ,.,. . ,,..,,,.....,. , ,,..,...,......1.5o ,,,,,A,, ,I ,4,, .,,,.,,. ,,,. ,,.,, I ,,,, I I I IIIO 2,25 ...., ..,...,,.,.... .... ,...,......,.. ,... ,... .... . . 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A .55 '. .,., .... , 5 '- - , ...,.. .1o .. ,. .,.. .o 1 ..,........,,...,.... .15 . . . 116,176 Seminario,Elhel 130,175 Senkler, George Sentell, Kathleen 175 Serier,john 110,126 Sela1a,jon 123,142 Sewa11,Richard 143,175 Shapiro, Rabbi Max 29 Shaver, Keith 126,127 S11epherd,Rnna1c1 175 Sherman,John Sherman, Marlys Sherwood, Miller G. 146 Shields, Shirley 175 Shiraishi,Cynthia 175 Shogren,Nancy 175 Shook, Donald 142,175 Shopnick,Larr1 175 Shoresman, Daniel 116,146,175 Shultz, Mary 175 Shumate, Rita 175 Sigel, Alice 175 SiIgen.john 110 Silliman, Catherine 140,175 Silliman, David 144,175 Simons,IIoanne 122,137,175 Simp50n,Kirk 116,126,129,143,175 Skinner, Gail Skinnenjoan 31 Slifer,j0Ann S1ocum,Charles 82,123,126,175 Smal1wood.IIane 175 Smith, Carol 135,175 Smith, Cris 144 Smith,David 175 Smith,Diana 175 Smith,jane Elizabeth 135,175 Smith,jane Hubbard 126,130,133,175 Smith,.Ierr01d 69,71 S1nit11,jill Smith,joyce 45,139,149,l75 Smith, Paul 30,56 Smith, Susa11 128,175 Snyder, Marilyn 130,140,175 Snyder, William 175 Soderberg, Sally Soderstrom,Mary 176 S01dah1,Ann 110 So1um,Paul 176 Soon, Eng Chuan 176 Sorenson, Roxa11t1 176 Sorg, MaryLot1 116,130,176 Southward, Bruce Spaulding, David 176 Spear,IIohn 176 Spengler, Karen 176 Sp1inter,,Ioan 122,138,176 Springan, Mark 145,176 Stach, Richard 90,176 Stafford.C1nthia Campbell 110 Stah1y,C. Kent 31 Standring, Arthur 176 Stanke,jerry Stans, Carol 118,138,176 Starcl1,IIohn 1 10 Stark, Richard 176 Stark, Terrence 145 Stebbins, Melissa 176 Steen, Ernest 29 Stein,Al1'ce 130,138,176 Steltzner, Larry 118 Stenwiek, Anna 176 Stephenson, Hugh 177 Stephenson, Rebecca 177 Stevens, M. Carol 138,177 Stiehm,Wa1ter 111 Sti1'f,Gera1d 119,177 Stodden, Bradley 177 Stodghill, Larry 126, 130,143,177 Stoll, Kristin 177 Stune,kIames 147,177 Stone, Linda 136,177 Stone, Roderick 142,177 Storey, I.. Douglas 178 St0rk,ja111es 122,145,178 Stove, L. 127 Stover, Roger Strand, Everett 178 Straw,jeI'1'ry 73,84,144,178 Streeter, David 7181.178 Stringer,Genc 178 Stritc11,C1i1'1'ord 93,130 Strohkirch, Richard 95,111,146 Strohkirc11,'1'homas 95,111,146 Strom,Gcrald 147,178 Stuart, Sandra 130,178 Stuedeman, Reno 116,178 Stunet k, Frederirk 178 Sttt1't11,,Ie1'1'1'ev 142,178 Styvem,john 111,178 Sullivan, Ruth 26 Summers, Laura 120,126,132,178 St1111ner,Gregory 178 118,127,135,l78 77,84,144,178 20,33 62,1 18,139,178 1 16,137 Sweet, Douglas 178 Swenson, Mithael Swenson, Rodney 29 Swenson, V. Lynne 178 T '1'aggart,Suranne 122,123,178 '1'a1bert, Kevin 147,178 '1'albol,LIan1es 178 '1'ande,junet 134 '1'anner,H,Gra11t 121,147,178 '14a1111i11g,1,a1'1'y 178 '1ianning, Ronald laurinskas, P.IIan1es '1iay1or,Ann '1'ay1o1', Marilyn 178 '1'ennison, Mark 110 '1'l1o1nas,1.1oyd 178 '1'11on1pson,.Ieri 136,178 '1411on1pson, Kenneth 178 '11I'l01'l1SCT1, Walter 179 Thostenson, Katherine Beck 111 '1'11urber,CIhary1 116,123,179 lhwing, Charlotte 179 v1iI0l1lS12i11d, Sandra 179 loivola, Gloria 116,179 '1'o11, Sharon 179 '1Io1lelisu11,Erik 179 '1iorgerson,.Ioel 179 '1'orke1son,Susan 179 '1'ourviIIe, C. Sherry 111 '1'owns,,Iuditl1 179 lsrhotnbe, 127 '1'ran1pe, Dean 20 Tretinvak, Marcia 179 '1'row, Eugenie Svendsen, Diane Swangstue, Gary Swanson, Donald Swanstrom, Lynn Swedeen, Pamela lurcolte,Michael 179 U Ugland, Rhana 179 U1l'erts,Shirle1 179 Epson, Richard Lfrness, Lee 144 Van, Martin 179 Van Bronkhorst, Brute 111,116,119 Vance, David 179 Vande-rpool, Mari 179 Vane, George 28 Van Horn, Harvey 126,179 Van Horn,'1ihomas 146,163,179 Van Pu1mbrourk.Arthur 180 Varbcrg, Dale 27 Ve1in,kIohn 180 Van Huizen, David 180 vCllCl',1.1l1KI3 180 Vicinus, Charles Vixo, Nancy 111,141 Vogt. David Vogt, Vert1a 180 Volinkaty, Richard W Wagenknecht, Ronald 122,180 Wagner, Wayne 95,180 VV2igSl3IiIi, Edwin 144,180 111,118,136 Walhurn, Mary Wa1dron,Janet 180 Walker, Charles 19,32 Walker, Dale 180 Walker, David 180 Walker znnes 180 -.1 Walker, Karen Walker, Reba 180 Walker, Roger Walker. 1Narren Wallis, Barbara 180 Walter, Dennis 180 Wanner,15Ianry 135,180 Ward, Nancy 180 112,135 147,180 KROISS OVERTON DIVISION INTERSTATE UNITED CORP complete and frlendly vending service 832 Prior Ave 645 9101 CONGRATULATIONS 1966 GRADUATES Aslesen Co 509 So Washington Dixie Cream Donut Co 918 University Ave Fruit Dlstrlbutors Co 533 Jackson St Gambles 721 Snelling Ave Midway Typewriter Exchange 736 Snelling Ave. Seven Up Bottling Co. 3612-44th St. St. Paul Milk Co. 203 Ryan Ave. 1111111 1311111 N 111, 11s1111 111111111 I 1 1c1 I 1 1111111 P111111 11111111111 1111111 Us 1 L 111 IJ1111111 111111111 1 111, 111 11 1 e111L1 I 111 1 11 eselx IJ 1 cslbx N 11111 IN csl 11111111 111. 1111111 111 W 11111 1xL1111c1h 8 1111111 11 I 111e11t1L1 11 11111 111 1:11 I c 1114 1:11 N 1111 11 118 1 IA 1111c1111c13,, VK 1111111 181 18110111 C 11 1 WILI1111, Wont:-1 181 111 RILI111 1 5 W csc W11111111 1,111 N1111 X 1 H 1111511 1 W 11:1 I' sw url 111 1 11:1 Rnhncl us K 1411 W1 111s W1 1111 118 W11111111s 11111 W1l111111s Wllll 11 I 11111s W 1111111 X I 1 111111 11411 1 P111 1 1110111 1s 11111111 C 11 1 I 11h11s R1L1111n1 I4 111 7 411 1 1 11 N111 11111111111 11111111 1111 1 15 1 11,111 lx l1ILc11 18 c 04 11o1111L, S phcn 118 44 I 1 11111 Robul I 1111111 I'11cc11 11 1 11 I c 811x111 181 411141 K 1111s NI1111 EDITORIAL STAFF ECIIIOI oan Splinter Asslstant Edltor oanne Simons Business Manager Kathy Pletz Copy Ed1to1 Faculty Student Life Sports SCHIOTS Organlzatlons Underclassmen Advertlslng Index Photographers Sue Taggart Rlch Wlen Llnda Gauper MHTQIG Keyes Cynthla Camp Patsy Gorden Stephanle Iavor1n1 Em11y Engle Nancy Laufenburger, Ianna Olson Joanne S1mons, Sandra Gustafson Bob Hensel, 11m Stork, Ron Wagenknecht Senlor and C0101 Photography by Chic Photos Special thanks to Lai ry Anderson, advlsor, Amerlcan Yearbook Co , and IIS 1ep1 esen tatlve, Bul t Hedstl om W1 ' , 1 V1111 ', '1 '1 '. 112 W111s1111,.11 'f111'c1 131,132 1'i1li11111sc111,W'1l111111 112,146 VV1 I ,'I 1 V' 180 's,R11 29 W111s1111, 1'1I1'klIl1 W 1s1111,f1111'111 112,134 ' Wcl .1111111 19,95 1Y11sc111,NI, 1 '11'i11 21 W -, 1 ' '11 180 W'1sr111, 15 181 Wo' 1 , sk 112 W1 111111'1cs W 'x,k1c11111111111 180 Wi' .111-11,L111l111 f W11' , 1 12l1,1-15,1811 K 1 ' 93,5 ,181 Wal 1 , 111115 I8I1,1'Il,18I1 W11ls11'11L11,'1'11111'11e 112 W1'rcg,Cj1' 1'1 1 18,1811 Wr1111s1ci11,R111111 112,145 IN' ' , 11111' 139,180 XY1111','I'111'111 33 ' wc- I 127-V130 Wf1r111. 111111 12 I ,181 XV . 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