Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

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KROEZE President AB., 1894, University of Michigan, M.A. graduate work. 1894-1895, University of Michigan, Graduate of McCormick Theologital Seminary, 1895-1898, Graduate work, 1901, University of Chicagog M.A., 1903 Lenox, D.D., 1906, Coe College, L.L.D., 1917, Jamestown College, Professor, Lenox, 1902-1905, President, Wfhitworth College 1905-1909. 1 Mas. WINNE BAsKEnvu.l.E BETH BEEMAN Director of Physical Education Diffilidn College Nurse Commons FRANCIS P. BULLER L. VERNON CMNE Professor of Psychology Public Relations Director and Philoscbhv Civilian Pilot Training Coordinator Instructor Physics, Chemistry F'f157 il'F '? ?F'5 v ,f ':'wf- ' ', Lu ,-1 - rgjff Q, 'H 5 -, ,h ' 'Pg-jjvn7,j:7:.j7?,.f-Tgzeesfvf-5-F31-, -,. Josspr-1 SAYLOR BLACK Professor of Music E. J. CASSELL PEARL G. CARLSON Librarian and Instructor in Library Science w i l l w i 5 ,I 5 'Y' CHARLES EDGAR FULTON H, B. HART ELSA HOTTINGER Bursar Profexsor of Chemistry Imtructor in Voice K Y 0:15192 A. J. Dnsssuzn Professor of Religious Education THOMAS ,W. JAcxsoN MARION jo!-xNsoN JACKSON Gzoncs N. KNIGHT Pfvff-fI0f of Mdfhtmdfifr Assistant Professor of Pfofff-'OV Of Bi'-71087 English and Dramatic: I 1 IJ, ,L 4xU ,Lt fl .11 LL a JEANETTE G Knoszs STELLA Dvns-rw LANGE Instructor m Plano and Secretary lo the Presxdent WALDEMAR E LILLO PAULI Monck FREDRICA B Mouse Pro essor of Hzstory lnstruclor m Instructor, Physical Educatnon 'A :xiii ' 1g'?. ,:4 1 w u',' , 'UAA' Y , . W o 1 .n f sl' my .4435 ' Q -QU 8... r Aix 1 'V A, drx f 1 ' -. fi. wr. .v ki, , X 1 X 'Q A A W ...- Q ' 'l K y 's .. of ' .Q ff' ,I l, ,FE .'f'?i::Ii:j .-X -L N 4- 'D ' ' 'vi R. N. SCHMIDT Mas. R. N. SCHMIDT Fosnsn Yomc 'S'r. CLAIR Profexsor of Speech and Instructor in Art Professor of English Economies joHN A. SMT:-xoFF Dean of the College Profesror of Sociology and Politital Stience W. ARTHUR STUCKENBRUCK WILLIAM B. THOMAS IDA M. Ynss Professor of Commerce Profexsor of Physics: Profesxor Latin and German Registrar Wlx.:.zAM HEl.Mswon'rH f.'f14'mirIry Jamestown filuss l-'resident 2, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4, lius, Mgr. Z, 35 Chemistry Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Medical Club 3, 4, Vice-pres, 35 Pres. 45 Opera 3g Student Association Council Z5 YMCA 45 Hen Kan Staff 2. Q3 H K I 5 . A STPLLA Ln..Lo Eflglifb famextown Class Vice-pres. 45 YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 45 Aletheorian 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 L. S. R. 3, 45 Iota Kappa 4g Masquers 3, 45 Student Council 45 Debate 1, 2, 35 Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. BETH BEEMAN ARVADE Bracken ALVIN ANDERSON English Larimore Student Association President 45 Class President 15 Radio Commit- tee 25 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 45 Oratory 1, 2, 3, State Winner, Peace Contest 2, Men's Old Line 35 Temperance 1. BEATRICE ANDERSON Clrernistry Powers Lake YWCA l, Z, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 45 Aletheorian 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman 3, Pres. 45 Radio Com- mittee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Sanford Hall Council 2, Vice-pres. 35 Le- Cercle Francais l. F arsythe, M ant. , . .' w Y page Ie . J' Lois Mensa Commerce Li Chorus 1, 2, 35 YWCA 1, 4, Cabinet 45 Commerce Clu 3, 45 Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Student Associ Treasurer 4. Biology Gard- Meclical Club 2 --3,-45 YMCA 2, 3, 45 Iota 'kappa 45 Wats Hall President 4. ierff'-'Q' ALWAR Bucz-momz logy Norton-ville lcetball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 rball 1, 2, Track 1, 3, 43 J b 1, Z, 3, 45 Medical Club 2, 3 YMCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Watson ll Council Z. ED DQHERTY , bemistry Killdeer hemistry Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Vice- g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- 4- Basketball 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. if Jon-1 BURNS Biology Wildrose Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Iota Kappa 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, German Club 2, W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g 1 .- , , .,,- ,A -,,,. U . '..' ' . wc.- Ksnivlrr CLEMANS M atbematics N ortorwille 1 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Z, 3, 43 YMCA 1, 2, 3, 49 Vice-pres. 4, German Club Z, 3, Assistant instructor of mathematics 4. Hea Kan Staff 4. Canor. CONDIT German Minot Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 43 German Club 3, 4. ' l H 1 DARLYNE Fraser. Religious' Education Wilton German Club Z, Chorus 2, 3, 45 L. S. R. 2, 3, 4, YWCA 2, 3, 4, Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4g Pres. 45 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 43 Beagle 35 Student Social Committee 3, 4, Chairman 4. LUCILLE FLESJBR Commerce ' Hannafcrd Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 45 Commerce Club 2, 3, YWCA 1, Z, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, President 45 Le- Cercle Francais lg L. S. R. 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 39 President 4, San- forcl Hall Council 25 Hea Kan Staff 4. WILLIAM I-Lxiasnsrnoz-1 Chemistry Hansbam Chemistry Club 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 25 YMCA 1, 2, 33 Collegian Business Manager 3, 4. . LAVONA HARTLEY English Portland, Ore. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Opera 2, 43 Oratorio 33 Soclales 1, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 1, Z3 Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 43 Jimmy jane 4, Student Council 3, 4. PHYLLIS HYDE Music Alrnon! Taylor University 1, 2g Chorus 3, 4, Publicity Director 4, Band 3, 4, Treasurer 4, YWCA 3, 4, Cabinet 45 L. S, R. 3, 4, Musician 3, 45 Collegian 3, 45 Chairman Board of Publications 3, 4. ' WENDELL josm. English ,lamextowu Class President 35 Sodales 1, 2, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4g Vice-pres. 45 Collegian Staff 3, 43 Associate Editor 3, 4, Hea Kan Staff 3, Masquers 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-pres. 3, President 4. Evsnsrr KANGAS MAruoN Hzmcsno English Cooperxtown LeCercle Francais lg Chorus 1 2, 3g YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, L. S. R. Z, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3, President 4. PHYLLIS KING Biology Lakota Commerce Iameftown Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, V. C. S. T. C. 1, 23 Commerce 3, 43 Captain 4, ,I Club l, Z, 3, Club 3, 43 Beta Zeta 3, 4, Presi- 4g Medical Club 4g Class Vice- dent 43 Hea Kan Staff, Associate p:es. 3. Editor 4. Royce LAGRAVE History Gerber, Calif. YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Medical Club 2, 3, Iota Kappa 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Cho- rus 1, 2, Collegian 1. Rlcr-:Ann NORGAARD Social Science Lakota Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4- J Clu 3 4 M19 if MARGARET? MCKENNA Commerce Edgeley Chorus 1, Z, 3g YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 Vice-pres. 45 Com- merce Club 3, 4, Secretatyffreas- urer 43 Sanford Hall President 4. AKLYNB P1-tstps Metz Biology Raleigh W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Medical Club 3, 45 Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 German Club 43 Hea Kan Staff 4. Ancx-us MONTGOMERY H ixtory M arwel Tennis 2, 3, 4, Conference Champ 33 Collegian Staif 3, 4, Column- ist 3, Assoc. Editor 4, YMCA 1, 2, Cabinet Z, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 11' - V 4, Iota Kappa 3, 43 President 4. Onvm ONGSTAD Chemistry Manfred F otball 1 Z 3 4' Track 1 2 3 4 JClub1 2 3 4 Chemistry Clu 3 4 WALLACE OsMoN Social Science Hillsboro Footballl 2 3 4' Baslcetballl Z 3 4 Reserve Coach 3 J Club DOUGLAS OYAN Commerce Sisseton, S. D. Basketball 1, Z3 Tennis 12, 3, 4g YMCA 3, 4, Cabinet 3, V45 Corn- merce Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 3,3 Chorus 1, '2, 3, 4, President 43 Opera 2, 3, 4, Washington Day Banquet Chairman 3, Homecom- ing Parade Chairman 43 Drama- tics 2, 3. 1 W Physics Erxznserr-x Roaswrsou English Iamestawn Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 43 Masquers 2, 3, 4, President 35 Sigma Tau l?elta 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen Chemistry Club 3, 4. CLAUDE PE.uzsoN Eflglifh Cgndo Football 43 Student Athletic Man- ager 45 J Club 4, Debate 1, 2, 33 Otatory 2, 3, State -Old Line Win- ner 2, Peace Winnu 33 .Pi Kappa ?elm 2, 3, 43 Collegian :StaE 2, , 4. JO!-IN Reeve F art Yates EUGENE ROTHSTEIN Commerce Haynes Commerce Club 3, 45 Student Union Council 35 Basketball 13 Collegian Staff 35 Homecoming Chairman 4. IIS, . M 'R sg .. -E' JEANNB Punvumce English U. ,N. D. I., 2, Beta Zeta Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4. Fnonerlce SAUDB History Barton YWCA 1, z, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Secretary 43 W. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-pres. 45 Alethe- orian 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Z, Vice- pres. 4, Soclales 1, Z3 L. S. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3g Iota Kappa 2, 3, 45 Chorus Z5 Sanford Hall Council 3g Vice-pres. 45 Hea Kan Staff 4. , ,,. I., , n U . -.X F, 5.-' 'Th Y 1 -V x. li. EDWIN Sci-:urea Cleveland Club Z, 3, 4. Oveom Sovis ial Science Arnegard CA 1, 2, 3, 45 W. A. A. 3, Aletlxeorian 1, Z, 3, 4, Secre- 45 Iota Kappa 3, 4, Vice-pres. S1-mas! Sisson Social .Science Jamestown YWCA 1, 2, 3, 45 Aletbeorian 2, 3, 45 Iota Kappa 43 'Orchestra 1, Zg Chorus 3, 4. Pl-IYLLIS Tmvzs Social Science Fargo W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Point System Manager 45 Iota Kappa Z, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- ure: 35 German Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 45 French Club 1g YW CA 1, Z, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice- pres. 4, L. S. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 3g Jimmy JanesnZ, 3, 4, President 43 Masquers 3, 45 Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Col- legian Staff 1, Z, 3, 4, Columnist 1, 2, 3, News Editor 45 Hea Kan Staff 4. 'V 52- G M S' ' 4. zzlfflt ,Qf.1n:'. vm lIg,',1Q .' .:3'4:..':' Q '. iii, r-g,e4.::',l'fi: S : wi. 'Ev' . .:'E.,lil V , 1 .1 ENVI? . . -l-'L TEL C.. . ,. W- .- , a .,..f ., - ff 1 '?- Pffbr' A' f :yi-'IT' ,g 1 V- '7if i ra ' ' '5':T5Ej i- A' l 4 ' fr . .. ,,,. ,,, fig.- JEAN SMITH Commerce Killdeer Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-pres. 43 Band 3, Collegian Staff 2, 3g Commerce Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Tteasurer 3, YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 49 Class Vice-pres. 1, W. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Point 'Sys- tem Manager 3, President 43 Mom's and Daclls Day Chairman 33 Sanford Hall Council Z, Vice- pres. 35 Student Association Vice- pres. 45 Hea Kan Staff 3, 4, Or- ganization Editor 3g Editor 4. BETTY VALENT Biology Fessenden Medical Club 2, 3, 45 Jimmy Jane 3, 43 Beta Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Keeper of the Keys 33 W. A. A, 1, 29 YWCA 1, 25 LeCercle Francais 1. I W . ' ' f Q5jf ' f a f if ff ' 'J V .1 President I Q ty'-jg, STANLEY WASSON V Q V ' History Ia SQ : ' VY f McCIusky f 3' ' 'U' ff ? lf, Secretary-Treasurer , 'vt' - .M THELMA GRANDE '- !':g...f- T ' -' E L Cbemiftry I .Wg-3 i , 5' ' Jamestown , . V '35 Y . .H i Vice-President I A Q -f, DONALD WANNER ., ,QI 1 Chfmirffzv in A I I I 'uf' ' wil' Tfwaiiiigw ' - Jamestown I' . f l4'V1lo1'5 I JVEL ,mm - 1, 'Inn 211: W- ,-gm. I V .W VIvIAN BORGEN Biology Regent JOHN BRANDENBURG Chemistry Bismarck WILLIAM CHAFFEE Mathematic: Bismarck RUTH COMPAAN Biology Jamestown I VERNON COMPAAN , Hiftory ' Jamestown I ADRIAN DA:-IL Chemistry Jamestown DOROTHY DALE Serial Science Bismarck DORCEY DAVY B ialogy Burlington GRACE Drr'r1vIIzIz Satin! Science Leonard MARY JEAN DUNSTAN Mathematics I-IARLAN EDsoN Commerce Gettysburg, S. D. GORDON EMERSON M athematics Chaseley GLENN ENNS WAYNE FALLGATTER Chemistry Kintyre MARY Fmwnns English Jamestown KEITH Fonts C ommerce-Economics JEAN GLOEGE Music Courtenay Rossm' GUEN11-1En Chemistry Venturi:-1 ELIZABETH HALL GEORGE I-IAUGEN Mathematics Cleveland ALVINA HENNE G erman-S punish Alfred VNIAN HENNE German Spanish SIDNEY HUGHES Chemistry Mandan BETTY KLINE English Harvey rf ,r,.,,: , - :w-'12 1-1 1' - . . . , 1 Y q, - Lu rifffug VA' x , , 1 4, ' 'f I L 25 A f L- , . , . V ,, s fig 1 . - L , , , M , .. 3' mx ,gt , r I ly 3 , 'x. ,-9 ' ,gs .P .5 T , fr A I :QEgw:,L'g.n5xd 1 L ffm ' 1, Q. 5 V- ' .,. ' 3,404 1-ifiiilqmxg' 1 z a,.,9 'Q ,QW,:?fl':eg J 4 , , fs . i.. usb! :s'iS:fi:!..f eg-amffeefye 1 by-A-, . f ,E - P -f -- - - f A -f M '- L ire A-L 'E ,Af . ,E fi Q I A ' ' , :L 1:1 V 'W ,. G.. A s ,f :Lg A , 1 .Gaza-'W' if: . ' 1 . x I 1 ' v , .J . .ASQ - .,'E,Ig ' - Q-ff'-:Ti-1 ' ,iff - -r 'e ' - f H We Qi ifsl' 'Q .f M-Q l QA ,Q W' 2 , - x , , ,,, 5 x A ff ,fl M .,.5'x',5p5 I ?!'5U F. 5 , HM me it A ., 5 v I v- 1 ,I .-15. F PM A rn, ,aff ww v JL. J Q7 nv .. .mesa 'IPR lf4s-'rss ,,-ni EJ. ww 'fr J :ww 1 .-w .52 wzjgv-vjf ' . r F . 31 J J Q V.. WILLIAM Kmvouok ffummerru Manning CLINTON LAWLER Chemistry Temvik BERT LAW-'RENCE Hiitory Eldridge JAMES LUNN Nlaflvenzfrtics Haynes Auuomx LEE LYMAN Social Scicure Valle, S. D. Karma MCCI.ELLANl7 German Mnndan ETHEI. MCCRAE Chemistry Michigan LORRAINE NIIELKE Cammerre Jamestown LENA PANTLEON CUYTIIUCYCF Cakes Lois PAUL Biology Jamestown SHIRLEY PETERSON English Jamestown JEAN ROBERTSON Biology Jamestown ELDOR SAGE!-ioRN Clvemislry Long Beach, Calif. G. JAMES SOHUNK Chemistry Bismarck JEANNE SEVERN Social Science Jamestown LLOYD SHELOON Commerce Washburn ADELE SWENSON Commerce Kindred HAROLD TAYLOR Biology Jamestown JAMEs :TI-IIELGES Commerce Jamestown ANTHONY THOMAS Biology Montpelier DOROTHY VOGE English Langdon VERA WAGGONER English Enderlin LOWELL WEBER Biology Havana EDWIN WERNER Religious Education Jamestown JUEL WxEsE English Cleveland ZOE WILSON English Washbum Qian 'S' -----, --,H - ' avr' was , .,i, V -is x . ,. ja J.,-d,,i 49 2 x' 'QP' . I IJ F ,ff '1 'NLP' ,041 ,atv -Q - v ' F'-T:':?:y.a5 ,fi1T51'PQ's,, A+ . ' SK- ' ai' J J J ,, is ' Qi. w .f.fEf1,u1 l A President GRACE BAYLEY Page RUTH CAPFBHTY Beach FAYE FULLER Edinburg ?'l12'! ' ,P - if 1 ' A 4, T 1 4 I am- 1. 4 A . .L .if 3 'ZR HA r A ' mx N ., nr I k N f mv ,- -, J .a'11' , Y? . g -,, , 1, ff :I -U r .,' - .Q P f- ,., cg A - .,, A .J .L ' ,J-agnjx 'x-f. ' 'ff A-,34'wsw'f: '5m agp .1+' . III HARVEY BRYAN Wolf Point, Mont. Kam-x BnAuMoN'r Jamestown MARY COOK Billings, Mont. SAM GRAF :TTT li 1.4. -gui . N. w-Maw ,lv , ff-1-1-+1 f IA .Cnr 'r I .nf , Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer BETTY Jo VVILDFANG DOROTHY M1xxE1.,soN Sterling Jamestown KQOFEOWGOYCS DoNALn BENSON Reeder Granny DANUsBa Marion J oYcE HARTLBY Lois BOARDMAN Edgeley DONALD EARL. Rolla FRANCES Hamann! VmGxN1A Bnoolcs Hazen Ronem- EAs1'nvnN Dawson Doxus HENTGHN Napoleon Portland, Ore. Leeds Stir,-um I j,:l?,4,1'r ' - :gf N - J -Q., -'Q , ,A K- A ' Q - - A L , V, Mr.. 1 f A iv' vig-1.3, T42 .A ji J .1 V- J if . gg-.5 ',4-is f-7 Efy' -. 1 fi' I 1 . A -b J .' - - -- , ' mir? H ML E+- - . J 5,797 2fq.-fiJ.- X -km .V Q 'il-.lil 'W 1 T r i Piss ,.:: . - : f , ' M- 'VA' Z 5 . A i3fQ?Q? 4-, ,Rl i - . 'V 'af' X ' ' lv-1, fiffiw. 2 .ft . '- ' A f ' - H , Aw w' ' H 1 ' ' J ol .5 J .1 41? X5 M A 2T'H'1 1-f - r ., PM AN A ' -'bf ' . -1- .K W ff' ,VQ x K ' , . 3, V ESQ 1x ll ef V' is d - it Ei V. ll' : I 2',-VS X- --l ' 'QE ,. -' ggi i f J J J' s' 'i JN . 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Hi 1 x, H, lv, Hunk . rf-3 1 .ya y-,5 JQ1:-:,bs T-ix ,?,Qx5,2S'gfX LoL1TA PITULA Garrison HAZEL STALL Jamestown Gmaonn Wxnnmws Mandan MARY BAnNUM Grandin ' f 4 1a45Y,.2X2 1' L 3'3 ,,-14 33' . .5 ggi Eb ,-ve-9 4 f l?' uv 3-v vi E' my A ., V K H .0131 i President Vice-President Secretary Treaxurer ' Rouen SNxnEn Momus SANDERSON MARY BE'r'rc1-nan Enwm DYBWAD amestown Willow Ci amestown McHenr Y L V25 VVYZV1 I . ARNOLD AALAND BETTY AHLERS DUANE ANDEnsoN JEAN ANoERsoN Carrington Cleveland Carson Wing EDNA ASH MARJORIE BAILEY BYRON BAKER DOROTHY BARNUM Wendell, Minn. Moflltt Jamestown Grandin I ALFRED BERRY Eusnz BEST Lao BJELLAND Romswr Bos:-IM Jamestown Walhalla Jamestown Jamestown -JR-' lv. '1 4 -J v ff. ' I f w V '-'Egfr-:l V -.' ' ' g ' ' 6,. ' ' -v , Q ,u ' ' A av ' J A u ' Hi? -. tl, ' 951' lm' yy, ' , Q.. V3 b lQ .QI .,..1V . r - ' Aa' I 1 x Q, ..,,,, vii: ' lf i fam 15.figg:.'1, . A-' ' L f Y' ' ' - f 7 . ' f. ' ' v-may-. . ' Nagy , , ', - .'.,j 111, - .gg , ' ' ' ' .4142 - Y A., ,A ' -Y ff- 'T' - 1.-'SJ vi? ' ' - l 1'5 .f ,iii ,5:P,i 1 5 A, 52' '4 .,., j,'j.1f7 ,! ' ' , , ' 'K -' iii ffl' ' -'P-Q'-4:4 F3333 ' I M' .. N ' . 7' fm - iii' A 1453 ,. 5 riibkiibef ' 4' V ' xl-Igif' , 1, dig-l :L'- ' ff if ,fi ' 1 ' 'Fl' b - , ,' J ' 1' 'H Q ll' C qi? F1 F 4n4'! 4 NEWELL BRATTELIEN Crosby LEWIS CARLSON Valley City ANGIE DESSONVILLE Watertown, S. D. BETTY GARVER Fesscnclen ADoLPI-I Bnosz Kulm GERALDINE CONDIT Minor FRANCES DYER Britton, S, D. KATHERINE GEVING jnmcstown SHIRLEY BUNT Stirum WILLARD COOK Heaton JAMES FLUVOG BHff0n ERNEST GIESECKE Underwood . . ,AV . Www ,Q i , I Y, . V - , V. as ' , iw . I - . 3:5353 'lb' K, EE., ,I , Z i,..f.. -S , EDWARD BURKETT Jamestown MARJORIE CQRMACK Gmnclin VINCENT GADBOW Butte, Mont. MARY GRIER Rugby ' -5 Rf- . 14, I-LN.: -5 rin:-rJ : 521:,vfS 1'J 'ffQIfa.f4g3 :' if, 1, ,A H .QSM ,,,1 ' ij! wiv' UNL. 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Y ,gl :L ' ,V Y -I -' , ' s . J I ' QW. . - 1 .VMI rn,-1. V A ' ' X X fix L' DOUGLAS I-Imss Rugby Roy Joi-xNs1oN Hillsboro ETHEL KISTLER Leonard EILEEN KUBALL Adams in K g , ' 1 J pf,'f',1f 'Jiri ,L ' A fu n! i A. I Iss: . ,,- w 3 V 12 v ,. w .L i in , -. ik- rf CLIFFORD HENDRICKSQN Devils Lake WILLIAM JOHNSON Spiritwood ARVELDA KLEIN Munich Lou ELLA KURLE New Leipzig 'ii-. L, - -.-Q .V '-:mf ' gg. ' ' ' 7,1 V-2.21iEA9f' A. ,few L in , nav? --2, - ,'f.:..f L A is . .os .N ,. ES , WARREN HILL Pingree Ronan JONES Bismarck jo KNOBEL Jamestown SHIRLEY LAQUA Kensal ur-Q H- f w '9- n V -9' V. -ri , .1. -- BETTY HOPKINS Twodot, Mont. LORRAINE KELLER Bismarck JOHN KOEHLER Tappan BAmsAnA LAMoons Jamestown 1 . lr 4 v J ' fi! H, T ' 1-A er .1 Y Menus LARSON Jamestown DONALD LUSK Jamestown LE Rm' Mellen Wimbledon Tl-lsooons Musnuzn Wishek 'uf' -45' ,Q-P 51- Y N . 75 1 -' 'YQ' 1 '2..,y L - 'S' J Q v i ' eg! 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Louisa OURADNIK Petersburg DONALD RAATZ Jamestown GLENN SCHLENVOGT Mort . a 7-40- - I 'H' 'Ap 4 1 J? ' 3' H' K X W 1, L: 1' . , F . 1, L 1 ' ' J 5: ' . W H W :,'1f,.:5 A .. P-,iff Q X R rr 3,1 l w J 1 J ll IPL! I IL I L r N 4 X ' . A 131 V1 f H: ' , Q lf1'f I'yT .lu A Q Y' - ' at 1- .-'J :Pl Q JACK OHNSTAD LaMou re LIONEL PAULMER Mncldoclc LLOYD REN1ER Jamestown HILDA SCHLEC1' Edgeley iv' e-C. T.. -1, I.. . -'FA -.fvgn 5 ...af u 75? J , . C1 A ,J .nazff 42 .J . '- ' 'ft .. J 11- . 5 W -lqiflfx ir'- .. .1.-,A , .U WWI ,-i 5 , ' I -1 V ff ' Ejl?1fi?4Q , ' - .- s- ' ' . :Wg wir . 1 - - '-:' J i ag? K-' W V . if-' 1 GORDON OLSON Almont GEORGE PouLsoN Jamestown MARJORIE RING!-IAM Jud ALAN SCHOFIELD Desmer, S. D. in fl '42 ELLA SEnENKo Grandin EDITH Sovxs Arnegard jo:-IN THOMAS Montpelier CARL TURNQUIST Arnegarcl I '41 ,ev i,..f' I. -- If -3-rw I, Tig ,. 5.45 II: x I eil 'fi ' ' Ii :J ' IAQ. I 13,31 X Ei 'HF III if K l .4 J I '43 I,I1 1 , 'H IW' -of' 'J' fsf flff?-4 cw- ' I s ma 'FWS - . 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ISABELLA SING Sitka, Alaska DONALD THOMAS Driscoll Cleveland THEODORE Tnowaruncs MARY JEAN TARBELL Montpelier Rugby SHIRLEY TRAPP Marion JANETTE WERNER FLORENCE WATHNE Anamoose Cooperstown LARS ZAGPAS Zahl res-eufi115 M. Peeler, B. Lennie, F. Hendrie, J. J. Wemer, I. Sing, S. LaQua, L. Kurle, L. Paul, R. Compaan, E. Sovig, E. Best, E. Schell,'S. Bunt, V. Olson, M. Cook, B. Hopkins, M. Cormack, B. Beeman, A. Lyman, D. jahnke, S. Sisson, A. Swenson, B. Anderson, E. Kuball, L. Neas, I. Nieuwsma, E. Ash, S. Trapp, E. Hall, F. Saude, E. McCrae. cj4lef9ovians And now, the liveliest, most talented, intellectual lovelies, the best society on the campus! The Aletes! Yes, the Queen of Sororities chose for officers during the first semester: Beatrice Anderson, president, Florence Saude, vice-president, Ovedia Sovig, secretary, and Aurora Lyman, treasurer. And these darlings gave up their offices in the second semester to Florence Saude, Beatrice Anderson, Betty Hall and Adele Swenson respectively and respectfully. Writhxg about the sororities is always hard, because you can't show any partiality, and you can't stick your neck out. So we'll pass over the fact that the Aletes have it all over the other societies, and dash over to the next page. L. Pantleon, K. Woodward, E. Kisrler, Z. Wilson, J. Anderson, D. Mikkelson, B. Gasal, M. Dunstan, Smith, L. Meier, L. Miellre, F. Dyer, J. Severn, G. Dittmer. A. Dessonville, T. Grande, D. Dale, M. Bailey, L. Gunderson, A. Metz, L. Ouraclnilr, J. Burns, D. Fiegel, K. Geving, B. Wudfang, B. Kline, V. Bergen, B. Sparks, M. Jansiclr, H. Schlect, J. Robertson. M. Ringham, L. Keller, M. Bettcher, M. Monteith, M. Tarbell. ,y4lfbs. ef., And now, the liveliest, most talented, intellectual lovelies, the best society on the campus! The Alphas! Yes, the Queen of'Sororities chose for omcers during the 'first semester: Darlyne Fiegel, president, Jean Smith, vice-president, Dorothy Dale, secretary, and Zoe Wilwn, treasurer. And these darlings gave up their ofiices in the second semester to joan Burns, Jean Robertson, Bette Kline and Katherine Vlooclwarrl respectively and respectfully. Writhmg about sororities is always hard, because you can't show any partiality, and you caxft stick your neck out. So we'll pass over the fact that the Alphas have it all over the other societies, and dash over to the next page. t eta eta And now, the liveliest, most talentecl, intellectual lovelies, the best society on the campus! The Betasl Yes, the Queen of Sororities chose for officers during the first semester: Phyllis King, president, Margaret: McKenna, vice-presidentg Elizabeth Robertson, secretary, and Carol Condit, treasurer. And these darlings gave up their offices in the second semester to four others, respectively and respectfully. Writing about sororities is always hard, because you can't show any partiality, and you canlt stick your neck out. So we'll pass over the fact that the Betas have it all over the other societies, and let the whole thing go at that. V. Brooks, M. Grier, D. Michel, L. Boardman, D. Paulson, D. Voge, D. Hentgen, J. Gloege, P. Travis, Hartley, D. Barnum, M. Herigstad, M. Flowers, M. McKenna, B. Valent, L. Flesjer, M. Barnum, D. Simless, S. Peterson, G. Danuser, J. Sinclair. L. Pitula, C. O'Brien, G. Condit, A. Salisbury, P. Hyde, A. Klein, P. King, Purviance, F. Wathne. C. Condit, E. Robertson, J. Wiese, L. Hartley, I. johnson, E, Sedenko. Mg... -Q in l 1 .5 Qi J. I-4 K. i, i,. . . .Ji 1-111' ' , ,vgafij , - . .vigil - . G i '.. H. Edson, J. Smith, W. Krivobok, L. Flesjer, E. Rothstein. M. McKenna, L. Meier, Prof. Stuckenbruclc, L. Pantleon, L. Sheldon, I. Johnson, P. King. owawaevce It is whispered around that the Commerce Club is one of the most commercial clubs on the campus. And although rtunors are rife nowadays, it seems like a pretty sure thing. This year, Lena Pantleon led the thriving little band to victory. Only mishap of the year was an ugly story concerning the conviction of certain members for violating the interstate commerce laws when they were found smuggling a girl into Sanford. President Pantleon denied the truth of the stories, but there you are. Oflicers for the year, besides Miss P., were Lloyd Sheldon, vice-president, and Harlan Edson, secretary-treasurer. This select group goes in for the social angle too, and lo and behold if they don't turn up at parks, at Stuclcenbrucks', in fact any and all places suitable for the discussion of Commerce As A Social Asset. Anyway, what with troop transports and Jamestown's being right on the railroad and everything, the Commerce kids are looking forward to a prosperous year. 'TV 5 I . A , 9? Q? LL .. I ,,,,,p..-4-V President Vice-President Keith McClelland Bette Kline an i , 45- 4945 fubemi' ssociat-Ion Student Council: Thelma Grande, Zoe Wlilson, Adrian Dahl, Wayne Fallgatter, Virginia Brooks. ani' P. Travis, B. Anderson, L. Meier, D. jahnke, E. McCrae, A. Swenson, P. Hyde, R. Compaan, J. Robertson, J. Smith. M. McKenna, V. Brooks, F. Saude, E. Hall, L. Flesjer, D. Dale, S. Lille, A. Lyman. X- Clalvinet Above, you see approximately twenty Big Sisters who fa, are known collectively as the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, fb, make it their duty to pilot Freshmen through their scarifying year, fc, sponsor Rose Garden Formals, meditations, Heart Sister Week, hymn sings, Friendly Blazes and mixers, fdj join forces with the organization on the next page and sponsor Y hooks, coffee forums, Spiritual Emphasis Week and more lonely Freshmen, and who fe, devotedly follow 'Lucille Flesjer as president, Phyllis Travis as vice-president, and entrust their minutes to Florence Saude and their cash to Betty Hall. We could continue this list of sterling qualities almost indehnitely, but the W. hlushingly decline, and besides, the M. are waiting on the next page. SuHice it to say that these ladies have reached the highest place on the campus, the attic of Sanford, and there we leave them. E. J4. Cabinet ' And if the Y. W. have reached the highest place on the campus, an their ascent to the attic of Sanford, at least the Y. M. have ceased to be the lowest. For low and behold, this crystal year marked the egress of the YM from their haunt of many years, the subterranean cavern believed to be under Thaw Memorial Library. In a magnanirnous moment, they abandoned the former Y Den to the C. P. T. 'ers and took up residence in Watson Hall. And president Stanley Wasson now sits in the rosy aura once occupied by Stine's old desk. Sadie Hawkins, one of the Y's proudest calendar possessions, was last seen cavorting out in the fields with Ceres, and she never did get in. But this casualty didn't discourage the Young Men from holding weekly meetings, coffee forums and Sings, and getting together with the ladies' auxiliary to sponsor the Y book, Spiritual Emphasis Week and group discussions. ' Officers for the year besides president Wasson were Kermit Clemans, vice-president, Royce LaGrave, secretary, and Bob Stuckenbruck, treasurer, while pearls of advice dropped from the lips of Dr. St. Clair, Dr. Bullet and Prof. Schmidt, faculty advisors. St Clair Dr Buller, L. Weber, M. Vogel, K. McClelland, ' Melgard Prof Schmidt, McNeil, Sanderson R LaGrave, S. Wasson, K. Clemans, R. Stuckenbruck, A. Aaland. .1 t I0 Q X . ' 4: can 5 ' v, ve --1 . , - l M M . P. Travis, Hartley, E. Hall, D. Hyde, W. Lind, R. L.aGrave, A. Lyman, M. Herigstad, S. Lillo. E. Ash, L. lilesjer, P. Hyde, F. Saude. Ogife evvice ecvuil-s 1 All too often are the L. S. R.'s referred to as being merely one of the quietest and most sincere organizations on the campus. It's downright frustrating to be compared with the quiet pool, when actually it ain't so. The Life Service Recruits are the only religious organization on the campus for both men and women, and they work with a will in their aim to further Christian teachings on the campus. Their meetings are inspiring and their chapel programs no less so. And churches, hospitals and Homes can rell you that the Recruits mean what they say about good will. This year they elected Lucille Flesjer president, Duane Hyde vice-president, Betty Hall A secretary, and Sam Graf treasurer. evwaaws' Never, we repeat, NEVAIR, has any organization been hurtled into such electrifying prominence in a brief moment of history as has the German Club, where yesterday they were a retreat for the scholarly pursuit of Goethe and Schiller, today they are besieged by telegrams and pleas from those who thirst for the knowledge of the teutonic customs, psychology, folkways and moresg they have sprung from being a quiet study group, to holding a vital spot in modern world thought. When Smilin' Jack stands up to the Hitlerats and gurrowls, So-SOO: denken Sie jetzt, dasz unsere Soldaten faul sind? , is it Le Cercle Fracais who understand what he's saying? Not on your life-it's the German Club! And when Skeesix briskly upbraids the desert Heinie, Ruh! Machen Sie your trap zu! , do the Latin students know what's going on? Don't make us laugh! Ha ha! It's the GERMAN kids who know what the score is! So, in their enviable position, they work like mad, with Keith McClelland making like president, Carol Condit looking like the vice-president that she is, and Lena Pantleon taking notes and dues. The only hard part about it all is tuming away the pathetic faces which gather around Watson Lounge every time the select group has one of their scrumptious and bountiful feeds. They say it's heartbreaking. Sheldon V. Brooks, V. Henna, P. Travis, A. Henne, J. Robertson, W. Haberstroh. McClelland C. Condit, Miss Lein, L. Pantleon, D. Hyde. 2 ' ., n 1 ' if ' 1.4: 5:31 .ul H , 2 QE? A a - WEEE ii ik' 1 I E-?!fT1'uVigi5,j 7 irL5':':'.i'i.fn' N :- njanm QU' , - 5 Tir, H' E. Doherty, R. Mork, O. Ongstad, S. Hughes, W. Haberstroh, J. Reeve, J. Lunn, M. Vogel, L. Weber, R. Stuckenbruck, C. Lawler, B. Sparks, T. Grande, D. Wanner, W. Fallgatrer, Dr. Hart. C9ZVY4i5f'1' When the chorus of voices from the Pine Room breaks into the stirring strains of Ag Threads Among the Au , or By the H2O's of the Minnetonka , you can bet your bottom nylon that-yes-that the Chemistry Club is meeting tonight. And when you step closer and peek through the key-hole you ind that the percentage of femmes in this organization is amazingly low. In fact, the percentage of males is so high, that any girl would give her right leg to join-if only there weren't those darned requirements. But there are always a couple of lovelies who brave the rigors of chemistry and break test-tubes with the best of them. If you're still looking through that key-hole, I think by now we can call you an adamant eaves-dropper. But it's worth it to see what goes on at the meetings. A favorite game is one in which the president throws acid on the vice-president, and when the v.-p. rushes up to the lab to get some base to neutralize his face, he Finds that the president has filled the ammonia bottle with phosphorus. Then when he comes back to the meeting, the other members try to remember what he looked like before he went. Anyway, Helmsworth was president this year, Ed Doherty was vice-president, and Thelma Grande wrote up the meetings and collected the dues. It is rumored that Doctor Hart was a party to these goings-on. ebicai If you should see a cat ambling down the street some day, any cat, street and day, you'll know that said feline is on his way Qaj to a meat market, there to offer his all in the face of present meat shortages, or fbj to becoming a violin string, or, and most probably, to a meeting of the Medical Club, where he will be the program for the evening. Not that the members of Medical Club are catty, but the average Medical Clubber would give his eye teeth for the privilege of dissecting a cat. And the member who manages to find one, is a lucky, lucky guy. At the annual Medical Club Dinner, catburger and hot formaldehyde are the piece de resistante, and a loyal clubmember can scent a scent a mile off. The future doctors rompecl at their annual picnic, being careful not to squush any defenseless arachnids or coleoptera. Doctor I-lelmsworth was president of the pepcats, John Brandenburg was vice-president, and Dorcey Davy was Secretary-treasurer. f - For next year, the club is planning to award a special plaque to Oscar, for having been a member in good standing of the club for a period of time exceeded by that of no other member, dead or alive. Oscar dates back to Indian days, and hasn't missed 'a meeting in ears. Y Over all this tribe rules Professor Knight, silent, peaceful, understanding ..... R. Stuckenbruck, T. Monteith, E. Kangas, L. Weber, R. Compaan, A. Buchholtz, A. Swenson, R. Mork, Robertson, K. McClelland, A. Becker, E. Sagehorn, S. Hughes, W. Lind, B. Wildfang, E. McCrae, V. Borgen, Prof. Knight, J. Severn, V. Brooks, A. Metz, D. Hyde, G. Enns, D. Davy, H. Taylor. I s i :ei --,111 Zinc....il-j..T:Zifff:j.:,,.. if Z-igiii it ,. A, ilu, .5 ,X , ,, Y ,I . 1 - , ,, ,i - -I -I V- F ,- . 3 ' . if-V, , i. , 3 Eff I ,Y I L. f fs U. fam . LV 1 A.. , - 194 4.:-2. J.L' DJJ: i.- J -Q.: . fi .Q -ev A Scofield M Flowers, D. Simless, M. Ringham, B. Kline, Knobel, B Hopkins M Bettcher, K. McClelland, j. Smith, L Pitula K Woodward, R. Cafferty, D. Voge, K. Beaumont, C. O'Brien, Miss Lein A Dessonville P. Travis, K. Geving, B. LaMoure, l fubenf an- Maevican eA5ue The Pan-American looking faces above belong to members of the Pan-American League, interested mostly in things Pan-American. By now you probably know that these are the Spanish kids. Yes, the Spanish kids. This year marked the advent on the campus of the Student Pan-American League of Jamestown College, affiliated with the National Student League. Initiative in its founding was taken by the second year Spanish class, and membership in the classy organization was by invitation only, with a ten cent cover charge. The Spaniels elected Senorita Voge presidents, Senorita Cafferty presiclente segunda, fpresidente del vicej, Senor Beaumont el jefe del dinero, y Senorita Woodward la secreteria, with Miss Lein la profesora grande, maestra bonita, and amiga simpatica. The League met for the first time just in time to get above picture taken, and thereafter settled down to a semester of diligent delving into the folkways and mores of the vecinos buenos. Anyway, die Mitgleider, er, - uh, uh - los miembros, are looking ahead to long and prosperous careers in the Western Hemisphere. Shades of Iberia! e Asc' tiers The slaves of the mask this year started things off big by leading the dramatics department in and out of the tremendous spectacular, colossal, gigantic-I guess we can stop this sort of thing now-anyway, the Naughty Nineties Revue . Nostalgia! Drahmal Music! And overtones and reverberations from the faculty, too. The spirit of the whole thing so imbued the members that when they had their collective group pictured for posterity, they just naturally fell into the family album number you see below. Anyway, it went to show that Stutsman County is not dead, no sir! And they even went on the road, kid, and came baclc the same night. They elected Wendell -losal president, Keith McClelland for president of vice, and Mary Flowers secretary-treasurer. However, the aforementioned president accepted a government position of a pretty low rank after the first semester, and so Mr. McClelland moved up a notch, to become president. Since Miss Flowers refused to go into the army at this time, she was really the only one sure of holding her position all year. Second semester, the Masquers gave their annual play, this year, Outward Bound . Mrs. Jaclcson beat the rationing board by about a few weelcs, and outdid herself with the turkey and trappings. Every year we say that Mrs. out-does herself, but honest, it gets resplendenter and resplendenter. Okay kids, the curtain's fallen, last one off ,with his make-up is a dead Jap. Crash!!! S. Wasson, W. Josal, M. Flowers, E. Robertson, M. Dunstan, P. Travis, B. Kline, D. Voge, S. Lillo, J. Wiese, K. McClelland, D. Jahnlce, Mrs. jackson, V. Waggoner, . J. Gloege, j, Purviangg A. Anderson, B. Chaffee. . , .-.- ., : - HA F H! in :W-.1-f,,x,-.--..... -Fr S. Lille, Prof. Schmidt, A. Dahl, J. Knobel, A. Metz, S. Wasson. I J 017,90 malta Meet the Speak-easies. fRighr on the campus, tool, Pi Kappa Delta covers itself with honor by being the only chapter of the national organization in the state. They have in their repertoire the Red River Valley Contest, Pi Kappa Delta Interstate Oratorical Contest, National Meet, Men's Old Line Contest, Women's Old Line Contest, Peace Contest, Kneeland Contest, and the Stockwell Contest for Freshmen. You can take a breath now, and admire everything. New installment this year was Ralph N. Schmidt, supplanting Dr. Lillo as advisor. However the Lillos were not to he banished entirely from the organization, and so the Piecaps seized upon the virtues of golden-tongued Stella, and elected her president. Adrian Dahl raced in to be secretary-treasurer. A And the season ended in a Hurry of words, all of them powerful, all of them meaningful, and all of them directed against slovenly speech. I-Iolcay, youse guys, uh. . ., I guess, uh, I guess dat's all now uh ,..... uh - Q... l 9410 AM 2 fa And here we have the lxterary lads Sigma Tau tonight nn the Pme Room, and everybody brmg a contrxbunon pu leez President I-Ierngstad w1ll wear a new dress especxally for the occasion and Dr St Clan' will undoubtedly forget to brmg the bill from Mooney s S1gma Tau Delta rs for people male and female who are mterested m CYCRIIVC Wrxtmg and cntxcxzmg same Marxon Herxgstad led the httle group through a hly successful year whxch culmmated 111 the publxcatlon of the worlcs of members durmg the past two years This tome has been duly entered ln the hbrary under the ntle Opus Magnum su-nply MAGNUM 1941 1943 as a yardstlck for all future classxcs Besldes this achrevement the Deltans grabbed oE fxrst honors among the Homecommg Parade Hoats Besxdes presxdent I-Ierxgstad, oflicers were vice presldent osal secretary Swenson treasurer Voge Beagle McClelland whxch latter ofllce xs not exactly what the name xmphes and the only person under two years of age ever to hold an office lh Szgma Tau Delta ohn Frederlclc St Clan' mascot Well vale hteratx vale K McClelland D Voge V Waggener W osal Wilson A Swenson Dr St Clan' M Hengstad E Robertson J Purvlance I , - 1 . . . . . , , . . . 3 a , . . . . H .I a 1 1 - ,, . . . . . 1 I ' 2 ' .l a 1 s 2 1 , ,l - s ' 1 9 1 ' - I 1 - s - l 1 . Q , , '1 V , 'll 1'-15, 4 fa. Xl ry- ' M. Tarbell, J. Severn, E. Giesecke, M. Flowers, D. Wamer, R. Snider, P. Mork. E. Kuball, A. Campbell, D. Paulson, L. Meier, R. Compaan, D. Michel, L. Renier, P. Hyde D. Barnum, T. Monteith, J. Koehler, V. Borgen. V. Brooks, M. Monteith, A. Salisbury, L. Boardman, V. Pearson, B. Sparks, I. Schunk R. Boehm, J. Thielges. Ahh Blow the trumpet, crash the drum fsomebody didj, and smear those trombones- it's the Morck kids! And here they are-Jean Severn president, leading the outfit, Don Wfanner dashing alongiright behind-heis vicefpresidentg Virginia Brooks, librarian, passing out music, and Phyllis Hyde, business manager, fondly caressing the dough. The band, too, got stymied this year by travel restrictions, but the new uniforms now celebrating their second birthday, were as resplendent as ever. The very fact that band members are always the first ones to basketball games, shows that they are prompt, faithful, well-dressed, hardy, loyal, musical, and must know a lot about basketball games. The band has distinguished itself this year by having members who are all able to read music. In these unusual times, a sterling organization, yes, we repeat it, a sterling organization. 1 1 Clow The fifty-odd smiling faces Cocld' goes with 'fifty'j that you see below, open at times to produce harmony of celestial beauty. Their repertoire extends from Bach and Palestrina during concerts, to that modern-classic, Monsieur Cinq 4 Cinqu, while waiting for King to take pictures. Besides the fact that they have a brand new mascot, namely Susan K. Black, chorus members are going mad with delight this year over their election of Doug Oyan president, jean Robertson vice-president, Grace Dittmer secretary, and Keith McClelland business manager. In face of the travel mirtailment this year, chorus members were last seen grimly heading out of town on roller skates for their annual tour of Stutsman County. So there they go with a mi re do. Good-bye! Good-bye! B Sparks, J. Hartley, M. Grier, K. McClelland, D. Oyan, R. Melgard, T. Mueller, B. 'Bs-xlcer, V. Mattson, M. Monteith, K. Geving, E. Seclenko. M. Barnum, D. Paulson, I. Nieuwsma, E. Burkett, D. Hyde, W. Lind, A. Thomas, F. Dyer, J. Anderson, I. Johnson, L. Paul, G. Condit. D. Michel, P. Hyde, D. Dale, J. Robertson, B. Wildfmg, Z. Wilson, J. Gloege, L. Hartley, G. Dittmer, S. Peterson, S. Trapp, Prof. Black. E, Kuball, V. Brooks, J. Wiese, A. Klein, D. Barnum, M. Peeler, E. Ash. ' - w X' A - -4- . . . f. . X A -. Co-editors '43 Mun' Gnmn, Denon-xr Voc: Editor '42, En Dol-:Barr I I A I Advisor '42-'43 Kl Yi O e t Mus. J Business hggmger BELL HEBBRSTROH Business Manage: '43, Hmvsy BRYAN Assistant ana er Loon AGE:-xonw . g ' Assxstant Manager '43, DONALD Br-:NsoN Editorial Director '42, Assoc. Editor '43 VIRGINIA Bnooxs News Editor '42-'43 Puyrus Tmxvis 'Y-. 4M.....,,g Photographer '43, Boa SNIDER i 0 F. STAFF '43 r, j 11? '3 J. 1' l1.',, 1- Coiumnists '42-'43 KAY WoonwAnn, MAH Frowans, P1-1Yu.xs HYDE , -,--iw . .- ,ww-6-1. -if - 5, E . H H Associate Editor '43 VEnNoN PEARSON - ,. ..V. ,.,,7, f--5 we , f if R -I.'IP'F'g: 4 K V, -l..,..,-.3 .A . 7.-5 L. Hartley, C. Condit, J. Severn, B. Kline, Z. Wilson, E. Robertson, M. Bettcher, M. Monteith, B. Gasal, H. Stall, P. Travis, J. Knobel, J. Robertson. A. Salisbury. K. Woodward, B. Valenr. immie .ones Right now, if you are looking, you will see gazing out at you from clear, limpid sparkling eyes, -sixteen of the liveliest, most talented, intellectual-gee, I guess we've gone through that already-gee--well, anyway, the babes pictured here-above are elected by their classmates to peddle candy at the games. No, that' s not all they dog they throw banquets for the football and basketball fellows, wear sweaters like even la Turner can't wear a sweater, they cheer at games, arrange little stunts for between the halves, and loads of other little helpful things. So all in all, they're quite the kids. Trav got elected president of the royal court, Jeanne Severn came clashing in as vice-president, and the secretary-ship-treasurer-ship went to Elizabeth Robertson who is an honest kid, so everything turned out all right. Well, there they are, just look at 'em, and no whistling in the audience, pleeeee-uz. - - . . -,, U 1 1 ' v ,-57 w 3-vfaf -,- f uf-er-.,. if-,:g?121:ff-'51fgswyv . V, f f 2v COACH E. J. CASSELL CL:-:o ' .1 1 G9 1, PBBWBB If ., jx KX 4-Yr' Buren V l.lLu new L 17 if-,, Y, grip W . fm' Q4 I Co CAPTAIN WALTER KERCHER F, , . f. . .-iw. -.-1. .1 -i ...., G ' 1..- ,- ,-4 'Gs l ---.- .Y . , - -. .., ,Q - -'--,- xii.: -cr I A ,,,, -M ,.. . -4 TW V -. ' ,Q W . 75, V :Z :J M N.. ---J .:....- 'F '-., - - .- ...- Q- .... .... .... ..... ,.,.. .....-.:, 'a.- '.-. Q .1 - N.. -vs -.nv . , XA-lg , is ,g-L14 . , -4- .....r .'., ':...-. ' - - --Lusk-ua-ga u--1.-an . . , WESFPF? FIRST TEAM CAPTAIN'ELECT JOHN BRANDENBURG Boa STUCKENBRUCK BYRON BAKER yn... ..v. , A 1.94 F ... xx ,. .Nl X J41l-C..,.fmm ...,rn ,.u,-- -n ,-4- '..-'- ,...-n-'f,-- +': ': 'E' SECOND TEAM A gi ' .,-.. ,- C0-CAPTAIN ED DOHERH VINCE GADBOW BILL Kmvonox 5: :-- 5: 5 A if A A ., v V 4' kJ ...N ,.:'.:w.... og -u-4' . -y jx L. ' A-+B+-F --- 'Q , .. ... .... ... -Q ...,' .4, .,- '.1.-1'j...- :',:f..m? .. '.... '.1?-, '-,,, .:' I- -- ,.. ' ...- - -5- ...'.... 'v. ..- 4- '.:.' Y.- .-s -Sr.:--1 ..-.Ay .1-,nA -I 4-1 ,.,.,,., ......... A1--9 1: ,. wi, --l'- k ,, V, ' .1 -Y ,, .qv xr' , . A If ' K ' .A , 11f14' .' w ,. , ., 'U x,1-+135 :'-'ILS : '--vi , QW'-' -:st-T--1:s.::Q:' 16' ' 5 - ,fi I ' -X . , 1 X 1 L - 1. Y a 'U I f. ni 1 X V-A 4 -'YZ f'T'7 l'f'EL':?+l? ' H we P'iff-ii? 35'slllkciiiffi A711- 1151,,gVgfb3:-s2g55Z52g,Jmy -.ligne ,'.L,1 -,Q ., if ' QA A , 'SW W L - ' ,1.1l+-'- . .H ,.-,-,. ..,v--x. .-' ,-M., ,., , , -,- -, Hg,-V ,da Q,.,.,fK:,4,g f F--f 'JMU'-A1 2'-'V ,- 5 -1 1 ,-.,Q:.W?4ff.,1g5 ligqul ,A Jm.?ix.,,e5,3-Emily? 'i'3'ii'5f1nj e'Z-QW, , 1'1F'9Q' V. Gadbow, R. Johnson, Kotsalcos, H. Bryan, R. Norgaard, V. Pearson, C. Hendrickson, J. Ohnstacl. Coach Cassell, D. Herzog, I. Wangsness, H. Edson, C. Pearson, D. Earl, O. Ongstad, W. Osmon, L. Nicholson. L. Carlson, W. Kercher, B. Stuckenbruclc, J. Brandenburg, E. Sagehorn, E. Doherty, M. Larson, B. Baker, W. Krivobolc, D. Thomas. ooflfall Changes which made appreciable differences in the Jimmie football schedule were wrought by the war in the first war-time season of the JC grid-men. The-late opening date of college and a week vacation for the men to help with threshing intemittently handicapped the Jimmies and as a result they were not quite ready when the schedule got under way. The revamped schedule brought the Cassellmen in contact with Wahpeton in the Wildcat lair for their initial conference tilt. Although the Jimmies pushed the Science men around considerably the hosts managed to run up a final score of 19-0. In their first home game the Jimmies met the Mayville Comets and hung up their first seasonal win with a score of 2447. In the traditional Valley City game the Cassellmen travelled to Valley to play on an icy field the coldest day of the season, but they were successful in concluding the game 12-O. The unpredictable Ellenclale Dusties visited the orange and black lair for the Jamestown College Homecoming game, and although the 26-13 decision went the Jimmie way, the Jamestown eleven had more than enough trouble keeping on top. At Moorhead the Jimmies were forced to bow to a pile-driving MSTC team to the tune of 20-13. On Armistice Day Coach Cassell toolc his men to Aberdeen where they met the Aberdeen Wolves. In the hardest-fought, hardest-hitting, best ofiensively played game of the season the Jimmies concluded their season with a 0-0 deadlock. A Lettermen for the 1942 season included: Doherty, Kercher, Brandenburg, Gadbow, Stuckenbruclc, Krivobolc, Baker, Bryan, Edson, Herzog, Kotsalcos, Larson, Osmon, Ongstad, Ohnstad, Norgaard, Nicholson, Wangsness, Sagehorn, C. Pearson, and Earl. I. ,M W JACK OHNSTAD , . 1 . I 'iffuiff Qi ' I ff: Q!-1 -uw. 1 3 ORVIN ON GSTAD JAMES KoTsAKos 51 .msn -fr ,lfy-533:51 -11 .4 :,,e:f,4,Q ..1: . jHHev!ii'f: 'A . . LELAND NICHOLSON WALLACE OSMON HARLAN EDSON vx ii.: -' ...,.' --,., -M' Ltr: :F.-zz:-'-T :-:..-' -::..-1:5 Z!! an unif- , , su -:vga-mtv: -7.-1 IRVIN WANGSNESS MERLE LARSON DICK NORGAARD ,,. . 1 -w ll 4 'D ' . ,Th v. nel.. ,,f,. nv 'v x.. Q, . M. .L -,... U., .... L4 -q , , .-., :..,,., --0--...Q-1 -Q-u----...- 1-Q14 gf-1-1 .-,,'.E:-r-Qu-Q , ,.6..,.., n. E51 lf., ,..... ,Z , Q... . :A I T1 ELDOR SAGEI-IORN Z' S HARVEY BRYAN 1-. 4-- --gg 5' .554 'il 'Qi 1. 5 ,-mu.. L wr- 11-1- -Q- -. -an-..... CLAUDE PEARSON DICK I-IERZOG W. Kercher, E. Kangas, S. Hughes, B. Easthurn, B. Buchholrz, Manager C. Pearson, Coach Cassell. E. Sagehorn, L. Carlson, R. Norgaard, D. Herzog, C. Hendrickson gdfvllfflfdll With only three lettermen, Captain Bud Buchholtz, Everett Kangas and Eldot Sagehorn, as a nucleus, Coach E. Cassell found prospects for a Conference championship quite dim. As the season progressed, however, his guidance shaped the team into a fighting, championship quint which won twelve of its sixteen games, three non-loop encounters and one league game. Nine Jirnmies won their letters in the 1943 season: Bud Buchholtz, Everett Kangas, Eldot Sagehorn, Bob Easthurn, Dick Herzog, CHE Hendrickson, Sidney Hughes, Dick Norgaard and Louis Carlson. Eldor Sagehorn was chosen, at the termination of the season, to captain the 1944 squad. Captain Buchholtz and freshman Cliff Hendrickson were given berths on the all- conference team because of their outstanding playing throughout the season. CAPTAIN BUD Bucm-IoL'rz All-Conference Captain and Guard JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES JIMMIES MOORHEAD UND Aberdeen MOORHEAD N DAC MAYVRLE VALLEY CITY WAHPETON MINOI' DICKINSON DICKINSON ABERDEEN ELLENDALE MAYVILLE ELLENDALE VALLEY CITY Qovertime fovertimej CLIFF HENDRICKSON All-Conference Forward ff 'III mu, Y, .X . A -iv, I ,gui y ,. , ,ibfbwl xxt. Dux I-Isnzoc DICK Noncuuzn SIDNEY HUGHES w C'-R'-SON WALTER Ksncusn if? in ' i i V'-' . A fi iz W Ti Ai? ies. i ' Ying? if i Coach Cassell, Shook, Krivobok, Thornburg, Stuckenbruck, Manager Salisbury. Hendrickson, Lamm, Captain-elect Kangas, Captain Graves, Hamilton, Guenther. Edson, Buchholtz, Schmid, Sears, Holmes, Ongstad. e Finish 4942. Img A powerful Jimmie track team concluded another successful season by retaining the ND IAC Conference crown. This squad of Jimmie tracksters proved to be one of the most well-balanced teams in recent Jimmie history. Led by Captain A1 Graves, the J-men participated in four meets and two relays, winning three of the four meets,- and placing second in the other. In the hrst meet of the year the Jimmies narrowly eked out a win over Ellendale and Aberdeen in a triangular meet by gathering 711.6 points to Ellendale's 67 and Aberdeen's 42116. In a well represented meet at Aberdeen the Jimmies found tougher competition and tallied only a fourth place in both the one-half and one mile relay. At Moorhead in their annual relays the orange and black men found victory in the 440 yard relay and placed second in the one-half and the one mile relay. A third place in the sprint medley ended the honors which the Jimmies won in this meet. The annual North Dakota State meet was held in Jamestown on May 9. A powerful aggregation from Ellendale gathered 49 points, while the Jimmies found themselves in second place with a total of 351k points. At Aberdeen in a pentangular meet the Jamestown men compiled a total of 51 points to best their rivals for top honors. On May 22 and 23 the Cassellmen finished their season by winning the Conference title in a meet held in Taylor Stadium. The Jimmies, with a grand total of 113 points can give credit for their win to the excellent work of every member of the squad. Ellendale placed second with 75 points, Valley City captured third with 39, and Mayville, Nlinot and Wahpeton rounded out the scoring by gaining 30, 1554: and 516 points respectively. One record was broken at this meet. Ashley Thomburg leaped to a new mark in the high jump, clearing the bar at six feet three and one-quarter inches, bettering the old mark of six feet two and three-eighths' Captain-elect Kanga: W.A.A. Council: Miss Morse, Advisorg Wildfmg, Sovig, Woodward, johnson, Travisg Saudg, V. Pres.5 Compaan, Treasurerg Smith, Presidentg Dale, Lille, Burns, Secretary. 7 owen s cj4f'b lefic ssociafion I P r A. HENNE, V. HBNNE, R. COMPAAN F. SAUDE, S. Ln.1.o, P. ' K. Wooowmb 1 J. SMXTH, P. Truvxs, J. Bum-ls, A. M512 , v,.::Zi! if 2 ' Y 1 1.1-fb: ' - - ' ' Wh: , '- - - 1 V1 1 I L r -' . -, . l ,gym W 1. I ,. I.. -1, 24' U 4 - V. , -, 7 ,x 1 - I-. u, Jw Y- V F 'Q' N v , W , , Lreafuvinj Debate Teams: H. Bryan, J. Parker, Coach Schmidt, C. Pearson, J. Kotsalcos, A. Anderson, M. Tarbell, A. Metz, V. Pearson HALL Winner Womens Old Line orehsics Annum DAHL Winner, Men's Olcl Line Winner, Pi Kappa Delta ,f -I ' 1 -IQ, YQIIL,-I A '-l .,. Q ..-...... ' .-Q' Q , , 1 , w.,,,. 5 355125 Jo KNOBEL I Representative to Red River Tournament GAYLoRD WILLIAMS Second Place, Red River Valley Tournament Tlae following are the men who have left Ian-Iestown College this year to enter the service. ARNOLD AALAND BYRON BAKER ALFRED BERRY JO:-IN BRANDENBURG VERNON COMPAAN JOHN DALENBURG DORCEY DAVY DONALD EARL HARLAN EDSON GORDON EMERSON GLENN ENNS KEITH FOYE ERNEST GIESECKE MILTON HAGEN DONALD I-IALVERSON VIRGIL HANWELL WARREN HILL DUANE HYDE ROBERT JONES WENDELL JOSAL EVERETT KANGAS ARMY MARINES ARMY ARMY AIR CORPS ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY AIR CORPS ARMY ARMY NAVAL AIR FORCE ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY AIR CORPS ARMY AIR CORPS ARMY AIR CORPS ,, ,Q ll PM NW 4 fl -Yu 5,-. Am ff Hllw' M U 565 C f f -'FIC-iff? ELMER KETTERLING JAMES KOTSAKOS MERLE LARSON BERT LARSON ROBERT LIENHART LEONARD LUND CLIFFORD MAISEL ROBERT MELGARD ROBERT MOFFETT THOMAS MONTEITII THEODORE MUELLER JACK OI-INSTAD GORDON OLSON JOHN PARKER LLOYD RENIER EDWIN SCHULER LLOYD SI-IELDON GLENN SWOVERLAND ANTHONY THOMAS THEODORE TROWBRIDGE EUGENE TWEED WILMAR URBAN MARVIN VOGEL IRVIN WANssNEss GAYLORD WILLIAMS .xr- l-' -lv '-ii-,, ll-lin IC 1' ,wg ff ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY NAVY ARMY ARMY ARMY ARMY C P T ARMY ARMY AIR AIR AIR AIR CORPS CORPS CORPS CORPS CORPS AIR CORPS 1 ' TTT AIR ARCHIE MONTGOMERY ARMY Am CORPS NI 'IW W 'v 4.1 V. - ,. -V---1 --- .---1 . . i ' 1 ' 4 Q n ni 1 vcgwi ovvaecowaiva ' - 4942. 1942, and the Dusties got dusted off 26 to 13 right under the shadow of the Naughty Nineties. The Alumni registered, the Freshmen beat the Sophomores in the Tug-o-War, and Mr. Orlady crowned Elizabeth Robertson Queen of the May in a chapel service that was the epitome of all lovely services. Attended by Princesses King, Fiegel, Condit and Hartley, Elizabeth was gracious and regal, a queenly queen. The Homecoming Victory Parade wound from the Stadium around town and back to the Stadium, and Sigma Tau Delta toolc home the money for the first prize in floats. The Saturday of the gala week-end worked up to the Naughty Nineties Revue, which, due to harvesting et al, went on, yea, half dressed, but tremendous, yea tremendous. Because of the war fewer came home than in past years, but the spirit prevailed, and that was what counted. Gradually, as the weelc-end died, the homecomers actually went home, the crown was laid away for another year, the team settled down to hard worlc, and eventually even the gay nineties fell back exhausted. But why not? Who didn't? . And Rothstein had done such a flawless job on the whole thing, had kept peace so beautifully, and had presented to Homecomers such a completely resplendent Homecoming, that chroniclers near and far recorded the whole thing as The Rothstein Spectacle , and sat back satisfied, waiting for 1943. ELK J- -ep., .iii ,il 'S 4 ' ' R: ' Y lvl I ' . , 4 5 1 , ' '. . I 1 , V rf.. f ff' P , ' -iff' ' P' 'Il' av 1 1 in vu ,, 'fd' F mvzapzls y Y 4, 4 -We 51 ff'3.'e-W 5-11, ez if I' 5 -: :ii r TI-? .-.-5? 1 'IKE L an Anfovb ,, , -- .yi 3,1 . , - - : '12 Wim 51-4 E 5: 5 Vg, ., ' .. ,,-.'s.,,. -YV h if-, -,I-, M.. rl.. .at 'tj 'A , , A 'ink I . 'ix ., V. at----ni , I . . -Y, Aw- 2 m f 1-it -, ,A sm, 4- , . ,gr i H3 ,fm .-31 Q :- ' ,,. ' ' ,Wifi ' - . M ' mf -. .'. .X Mawr- . .4 Q- A 11531 'ifxmw ,. L , , 12'--. wt! - ,il , x , J -. lub . 'Xi-T',',f. 17: 2-r arg, - w ' Y H 'ig ML -f.'L-H -4332-if' 1 t . 1. : , 'S ' Yi, Egzf ' '2G,:'.1 r ' 'wg' ,Q': m :'2-'H A- ff' .1 xt H f, F. ,W 2 ,Lv b J- Q1 . 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Alvin Anderson, as 'l the ambitious usurper, Macbeth, played his l role with fine discrimination and herce intensity. His soliloquies had the quietness of profound thought with an undercurrent of fiery tempera- 5 ment. Lady Macbeth was portrayed most 3 vividly and passionately by Marjorie Thompson. Q Her sleep-walking scene was one of the greatest I performances that has ever been projected from l l the stage of Jamestown College. The costumes were an artistic triumph for Wendell josal who 1 designed them all. ssuwa Hon of Hannelle The Assumption of Hannel-le'Q a play by a German playwright, Gerhart Hauptmann, ' was presented at Christmas time. The play is a finely wrought combination of naturalness and fantasy. The inspiring story of the simple faith of I-Iannelle made real to the audience the true, spiritual significance of the Christmas season. The child-like and fanciful Hannelle was portrayed with delicacy and pathos by Elizabeth Robertson. The background of organ music and singing voices integrated the play into a moving piece of dramatic artistry. L- -5 :- 'K+ -, , A i ,559 l ,E jg a I Aussbfy :nec-ies wwf W. L. H 1. :.,.-, ,r -, .y. J' H, f' JEAN Snrru Lois Mman ' Bunnies ANDERSON Avwwaa fggwoa Gamma Sigma, organized in November of 1941 by Phi Beta Kappa members of the Jamestown area, has as its purpose the encouragement of scholastic attainment. Receiving recognition for such achievement this year were five seniors: Beatrice Anderson, Stella Lillo, Lois Meier, Florence Saude and Jean Smith. Requirements for membership include a better than B average, with not more than ten percent of the senior classbeing chosen. From time to time alumni who have won distinction since they graduated will be admitted. Those selected this year include: Edna LaMoure Waldo, '14, John L. Wilson, '20g Sina Fladeland 'Waterhouse, '235 Kenneth Wells, '23, L. Vernon Caine, '27, Officers of the scholastic honor society this year are Dr. Ida M. Yates, presidentg Mrs. T. Jackson. vice-presidentg and Mrs. W. E. Lillo, secretary-treasurer. Fnoneuca SAUDE L. Vnnuou CAINB STB!-LA LIL!-0 A I I 5 45-'Z - T F m Q si - . Q .E I i fs 0' 5 Rose Garden ii x F. Saude, E. Hall, Miss Kung Pu Sheng, L. Flesjer, P. Travis. Reverend H. E. Dierenfield ' I ,W ,1 .A V ,-,PL rs 'U K I ., W- ,V ' f .,4'.', V 1 CJIVWF9 Y ' 1-rf! i5, f-.g 1 .. 1- ix N ' ' X l Yi A v r 4 M1Lf,. - D, - Y X, 'F ' ff '5j5Qsg'- 4.1 ' QA 'QL3fi',f'if 'Q' 3 fum '73'23 -H'-515 A 55 ' -15fl,f'57,'fiW i?f3?f:' - - fs W 1 9 X,g m 41,3 It , Q ,.,, ,MA F ., rf uw .,,.- Y- . ..,,1.- ..x..,-.- .. V, 5. , I mv-.rw u Y ' 1'-.d . . 3. ,H ,z , 1V117 fjQ ' -23737 r'?. s '1'f:' . 1 f r ,... , L, 'll-, '- E. 2 mx '1J.,.,! E512 4 I ' -1 hh 1 v 4 T il W. 1154 Nl. -if 1. fm' '54 fy? V .llllr , , , , ,x , a , x, N, . Ak Q ' LL: -, ,, ,, . , - fb -44?-V qi! f L ' 4 lap.-v-Y, Y 3 .22 if Pg u 4? f w . -Lia i E Radio Committee: J. Wiese, J. Parker, B. Kline, Chairmang J. Kotsakos, Knobel. v H O L I Trio: K. Gaving, M. Bettcher, J. Knobel, G. Condit, Accompanisr. Sextet: Z. Wilson, V. Mattson, B. Wildfang, V. Borgen, J. Robertson, B. Kline. ' Q 1 Announcer: V. Pearson - 1.111 as '-9? Editor: Business Manager: Jean Smith Wayne Fallgatter 4945 M J M Assistant Editors: Beatrice Anderson, Phyllis King Organizations: Jean Robertson Advisor: Ida M. Yates Assistant 'F' ti Chaffee Snider Srudenc and Faculty Pictures: V. Brooks, L. Flesjer, F. Saude, P. Travis. 'ATU if Athletics: J. Bums, E. Doherty, E. Sagehorn, A. Metz. Artist: Copywriter: D. Michel K. McClelland A ,, vu ...r .:'fQ',r a. inf, , ' Florence Saude Beatrice Anderson Lavona Hartley Stella Lillo V E, ,, ' Jean smith i . I y Lowell Weber Wwe we WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIV ERSITIES AND COLLEGES is a publication which was created to provide one national basis of recognition for students, devoid of politics, initiaton fees, and dues. The purpose of' this volume has been twofold: to serve as an outstanding honor to students selectedg second, to establish a reference volume of authoritative information on the great body of America's leading college students. Selection in VII-IO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS is based upon character, scholarship, leadership in extra curricular activities and potentialities for future usefulness to business and society. The 1942-43 edition will contain the names of ten members of the junior and Senior classes of Jamestown College. Adele Swenson Stanley Wasson Claude Pearson John Brandenburg - X . vi , . , - . -, -,wg 1,11 111 1 , , 3 . . , f' 5 1 -ff? . .L x . A ' - - , , - 'N - .Th U- r 1 , A Aj: iv 2 Y 'df 1 : ' Sxalilivfl if.. L ' :K 'iff' -.VEW :ff W 9 7'3- I , U ' ,jg 5: 1 f., - J, ' IM Af, 4 'J 1 ,- 1 H H 5 , v . B . 4' 1 1529, 1 '-QL . , U I . . ,. , ' n - A 'V 5 1 p ' X: X V 1 F I :fn K -'irq A Au' ' Y ' K-. 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' f fl . ir, - V-wg Jf L W 4, 1' ri ' -iltf. .. l',,5FiT3U ,VA fir,-ea--1 -ff W' -Y ,. .. -' - V-1 , fu ::5 6 A Q :, Ta??E., 'S 3 J .Vi4J, 'pm' ' ' K- J ji? r 1, ,, I, ' qi 43, ..- .4 , 0 an 4. fgasx. wr HIM, In ., 'rug , sw J: .J .2-,Q xfrjgif A-ig P .,L1 f-QI 2 A 4 ' Lifizew Q4 Q-Mp .rv ' i V f o,'15o'.5 The students of Jamestown College wish to express their sincere appreciation to these sponsors of the 1943 Hea Kan. BECK CLOTHING COMPANYHHK BERG STUDI034 BERNARD CHEVROLET COMPANY? BRIDGEMAN RUSSELL COMPANY-VELVET ICE CREAMMM' . COAST TO COAST? BOTTLING COMPANY OF JAMESTOWNSHK C. H. CARPENTER LUMBER COMPANY? CITY LAUNDRYX DEE JAY'sa DEPUY-SORKNEss CLINIc'Wf f ' EDDY FURNITURE COMPANYMI' EQUITY DAIRY STOREJMC FIRST NATIONAL BANKJH: FLANNERY BAKERY COMPANY? GLADSTONE I-IOTELIH' GOLDBERG FURNITURE COMPANY? 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