Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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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

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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- '

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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.