Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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M. Richards, P. Erickson, M. Buchler, J. Schade, M. Heller, J. Mumby, C. jeske, B. Hills, D. Heil, M. Richter, H. Lowey, M. Kooker, P. Towle. V B. Seaborn, S. Gieselman, Smith, C. Knudson, B. Olson, F. Chambers, I. Hanson, L. Holechek, A. Kolberg, L. Danielson, L. Nelson, P. Shirley, S. Johnson, I. Sing. W. A. A. The Women's Athletc Association is organized for all girls who are interested in sports exclusive of physical education courses. The girls enjoy playing various seasonal sports: they play basketball, volleyball, kitten- ballg they bowl, hike and swim. A Achievements in these sports are rewarded with a letter for a minimum of points and a sweater for greater achievement. Oflicers for ,46-,47 are Carol Jeske, President, Fern Chambers, Vice-President, Joyce Mumby, Secretary, Olive Ann Wanner, Treasurer, and Pat Erickson, Points Manager.

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R. Barnard, T. Trowbridge, C. Hendrickson, K. Triggs, Koehler, Davenport, Parker, E. Froelich, W. Joslin, B. Johnson, W. Schwartz, L. Molland, G. Starr, C. Gwynn, R. Bertsch. R. Stuclcenbruclc, H. Eckroth, L. Carlson, E. Johnson, A. Lawler. J CLUB One of the most exclusive organizations on the campus, the I-Club has one requirement for membership-possession of a letter from the athletic department. Membership is thus an honorary award, much to be desired and coveted. This earis officers are Erwin ohnson, President and Adrian Lawler Secretar -Treasurer. Y f 1 Y All letter-men are presented at graduation with a card indicating membership in the club which gives them lifetime free admission to all athletic events of Jamestown College.

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ff 1,--sq? Ji? af at R Pearson, H. Gardner, P. Falstad. V. Baclces, R. Stuclcenbruck, Frey, Mrs. jf, B, Shook. R, Gums, V. Pearson, C. Ghylin. D. Thompson, L. Compton. L. Cunningham. MASCDUEIQS Come autumn Mrs. jackson gives her bloodhounds the scent of grease paint and turns them loose. When they point, it may be talent or just someone who has heard that eating shares the billing with acting on the Masquer's program, They began things this year by sponsoring The fsupply your own ecomiumsj Jazz Follies. It was diflicult to determine on which side of the footlights people had the most fun. This year, as every year, they tried to bring order out of chaos in the Masquers' room, but as usual, hunger defeated such noble domesticity, and they retired to the jaclcson's kitchen. Sometime in February the word is passed around to begin the fast. A couple of days later they assemble at Mrs. fs and go to work on the turkey Qin this case it's food, not a bad playj. In between courses they initiate the new members and start worlc on their annual stage production. This year Shalcespeare's comedy, Twelfth Night, was selected, If William could have seen it he perhaps wouldn't have approved of the modernized version, but his would have been the only dissenting vote. They didnlt bother with the ritual of officers, but Laurie Cunningham was regarded as general factotum of the business affairs.