Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1965 volume:

1 965 HEA KAN Published by the Students' Association Of Jamestown College Jamestown, North Dakota EDITORS ....... ....... R EGGIE RILLING AND BRUCE GRAY ADVISOR ....... .................... M R. RODNEY BELL V l Table of Contents B UILDINGS FA C UL TY AND ADMINIS TRA TI ON UNDER CLASSMEN FALL WINTER SPRING SPOR TS OR GANIZA T I ONS PERS ONALI TIES SENIORS AND C OMMEN CEMEN T ICOS First Family -'Y ' 1- '- I 'I 4.,,qfr g s':T.' w '?,-' 'H - , 4 . - '54-g' 1' is . it 2.1 - fs. ff 4 ' .. 559 t , M '- -.. ' LM. 1' -L '.1'i L' ?, - ' f rs , - 1 1 N I 1 w t ,1- f - 3 - r From L. to R.: Mrs. Sillers, Mary Beth, Marsha, the President. Our new President was appointed lo his post January 11, 1965, after holding the positions of Dean, Vice President, and Acting President. Dr. Sillers has been on our campus since August 1963. He can often be seen energetically hurrying from one meeting to another, but always finding the time to speak to students and greet them with his warm smile. Oh, that's cold! The least you can do, is use warm water. -lttivrinngag Fa.: -if 2 ,gi ,. . S, gr I W- 5 .affx 5. kg cn .1 I: . 1 5 2 'ii UE .a.-.wav L35 W'-Ei LL David Bymoen, and Bob Fisher prepare for the attack. WS. Scenes Typical of i la ,. 9 l Now tell us, Denvy, why don't we have any mail? Dianne Schcmlwrgcr in the art lub. f X 1. ly' , f ' ' 21 .f ,, fx, 1. V 1 1 7 B P l ,IC S es Luna Olson tries to work switchboard talk on the phone, 7 y and study at the same tune. - .lyk Jim Johnson, Tim Bryant, and Don Sand working together. 'Q wgg1z,.:3,g4 , N: K, 4 V . : Km VA MM , , W-, v B -- wiv , N.-X . .W ,ix QW MMM If-iff vemw-mm ax ff I 4- A if 4 r-, ' . , . .1 . 'w gf 1 ,, 1 S if TS .JE v VL 15. ff 1 'I I f L s 1 . - A Z' ' '-.'-ni'-. .- -4N..-1: '-' '1 '.- 'ni-dingy ...A 4,4 , -.,..rs' ..f4.1..- --4-aw K' i - A, V I n .- ,,,Ei.B7w,ka,, , -fl -LA-.- ' A 4 Am . .4 , --v- Qc ' 45 ici ,ga-ani' ' 2 V 4....- , ' f 'vw 7' 'W' ' V., . J- M Vw .-, 1--n fwfr' .. U - 'J '. , f' xy. xr - :P 1 Y :.a-J ,., .. 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It was built in 1931 on the original site of Old Main which was the first building on our campus. I I Linf- Q 1 Students and teachers alike spend many hard-working hours in the Library which was erected in 1912. Many books, pamphlets, periodicals plus records may be utilized by all who are interested. Taber Hall Thaw Memorial Library This building is the home of many of the Liberal Arts classes, administration offices and the ser- vice department, as well as student mailboxes. x-7-rev,-qv g 5 AA t . V,, ,N ' 11 ' E Q Sh iv: r ttg. J ,Yugi -K ,I 5 , rv- -iff .Z I p I lati,V-y- will . .it ' hr .1 v- 'aw' 2. f i- 1.1 M i w Ji '.l7'm'i.Ai.. fri. iles - :tb 11 Memorial Gymnasium has served well the needs of Jamestown College students and faculty. Two of the well-known facilities are the handball court and swimming pool plus a basketball court and locker rooms. Memorial ym Z Urlady Hall This building houses the physics, mathematics, biology, and nursing depart- ments as well as science laboratories needed to carry out studies effectively. Kroeze Dorm Many modern facilities are to be found in the girl's dormitory which was constructed in 1957. The dorm has both a main lounge as well as a recreational room. Each unit contains a washer, dryer and two phones. Hair dryers and sewing rooms are also found at intervals throughout the dorm. One of the older buildings on our campus, Sanford is the home of 88 male students. It was constructed in 1910 and has a lounge, laundry room, and a large room on the top story often used for parties. gr EE: Bill picks out a book to study in the surroundings of his Sanford room. Sanford Hall l 22 1- ,Q Au 13' '5' 1 if .uffk I' Department of Art NIR. JOHN I. DAHL Assistant Professor of Art B.A., M.F.A., University of Miuncsot 1 MR. EDWARD K. CHOOK Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., National Defense Medical Center, Taipeig M.D. National Defense Medical Centerg additional study, University of California, Manhattan Medical School. Department 0 Biology MR. JOHN H. MCANDREWS Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., St. Thomas Collegeg M.S., Pl1.D., University oi Minnesota MR. VERNON FEIL Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Jamestown Collcgeg MS., University of North Da- kotag additional study, Xavier University, University of Cincinnati. Department of Chemistry MR. JEROME KNOBLICH Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Jamestown Collegeg M.S., University of North Dakotag addition- al study, State University of Iowa and University of Oregon. 26 .' jf-'QP A s P ,. te -n tg! i.g-?'k'. - I v 1 N- ', :- 'fyQ.L., ' 1 x itil.. ik-J '41'fi,..' in ,Q . . AT' !'-.,'- f ' 'H ,a,,. ff - 1 ,', L. M. D . w ,-uk ,,-, .i.'1i. ,,--if-i li.: ffdtdlglg- - 1- ' -' J ,..' -- vs' Q3 . ' ' -- ln?3'Fz:,5U7'i':T'-5 ' ' A ,-fzxr.-Liu...--'L J- f . 'rilffteriihztf f ' i MR. ARTHUR C. ELLINCSON Professor of French and Spanish B.A., Sl. Olul Collngcg MA., University of Wisconsing additional study, Carleton College, Universily of lVlinnc-sota, Univm-rsity of Wisconsin, University of Southern Culiforniu, Alliance Fl'ilIlClllH0, Paris. Lf L-g.,, Wg, Department 0 f Languages ..?,,, MR. PETER G. ROSSBACHER Associate Professor of German and Russian Pl1.D., University of Kielg additional study, University of Bonn and Goettingen. 27 MR. FRED C. DOPSON Associate Professor of Economics B.S., University of Missouri: M.S., Kansas State University: PILD University of Missouri. Department of Economics MR. JOHN PAUL NEWTON Assistant Professor of Economics B.S., Morris Harvey Collcgeg M.A., East New Mexico Univer- sity: additional study, South Dakota State University. 28 Department of Business Administration iw vw is MR. BENJAMIN HAI-IN Part-time Instructor in Business.Administration B.A,, Concordia Collegeg MA., University of North Dakotag C.P.A. in the State of North Dakota. MR. REED MFLICHFR Pzu't-time instructor in Business Administration - -1- BS., University of North Dnkoln. l I1 .Q , . I .4 X i MR. KERMIT K. SCHAUER 'Part-time Instructor in Business Administration HS, University of North Dakota: C.P.A. in State of North Dakotug additional study, University of North Dakota. E5 if 'db ' vm ?'G X gm , 553 4 Meg 'A Bat .L QB 'Q 'QGBZQU 3f'e X ff ggi. S-ga ,,, QP my n HELEN JOHNSON HAMPLE fMrs Ross M 5 Imtructor ln Engll h D1fCCt0f of Student Activities BA Jwmestown College' additional '-tudy Unml ily of M1DIlfSOil NOIIII lab of English MR. DONALD AUBREY SHORT Assistant Professor of English BS., Moorlicud State Collegeg M.S., Moorhead State Collegeg additional study, Washington University. St. Louis, Mo. 553, SANDRA SWAFFORD KM1-s. Geraldj Pllfl-lllfll' lnslructor in English RA., ,lumustown College. JACK A. VAUGHN Assistant Professor of English B.A., University of Washingtong M.F.A., University of Hawaii: Pl1.D., University of Denver. -V-1' -- H-C ' SE MR. PATRICK FAULKNER Assistant Professor of History A.B., Indiana University: M.A., University of Chicago, additional study, Middle East Institute at Williams College. 32 Department 0 History MR. RODNEY BELL Assistant Professor of History BS., Jamestown Collegeg M.A., University of Michigan aclrhtlonal study, University of Pittsburgh, University of Michigan Xxx ' A MISS ELAINE COOK Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Indiana Universityg M.S., University of Wiscon- sing additional study, Oklahoma State University, University of Georgia, Oberlin College. Department of Mathematics MR. LESLIE RUSSELL TANNER Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Westminster College, Utahg M.A., Univer- sity of Utalig additional study, University of Georgia, University of California, Los Angeles. uw uw u MR. ROBERT NEWTON CLAWSON Associate Professor of Music BA MA Wc'lmin'tcr Choir Colle F' wdditioml stud .-., '.., s s , Q.. . .I y, University of London, Leo Poclulskl Classes of Piano Pedagogy. MR. JOHN WILLIAM MITCHELL Assistant Professor of Music Director of Bands Department B.F.A., Ohio Univcrsilyg M.Ix'IllS.. Norlhwuslcrn University: PILD., Indiana Univc rsity. of Music MR. JOHN P. SORENSON Associate Professor of Music BS., M.A., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. MR. DAVIS L. FOLKERTS Assistant Professor of Music B.A., Central College, Pella, Iowa, M.S.M., Union Theological Seminaryg additional study, New Bruns- wick Semiriary, NJ. , i P Y I ily t Department of Nursing I MISS DELORES LANORA HENNE Instructor in Nursing ,. B.A., Northwestern College, Minneapolisg R.N., Minneapolis General Hospital School of it Nursingg B.S., Jamestown Collegeg M.l7ld., University of North Dukotag additional study, University of Minnesota. ge DOROTHY MARION MOSER iMrs. Stepheni Instructor in Nursing B.S.N., Hamlin Universityg P.H.N. Ctf., University of Minnesota School of Public Health Nursing. MISS ELAGRACE IIEEKIE Associate Professor of Nursing B.S.N., University of Washingtong M.Ed., University of Minneso RN., Washingtong additional study, University of Washington. MR. DELWIN W. BROWN Assistant Profcssor of Philosophy TLA., Anderson Collvgc: B.D., Union 'Theological Seminuryg Ph.D., Claremont Crzulnutc Sc-hool. Department of Philosophy MR. MURDECAI GROSSMAN Visiting Professor of Philosophy B.A., University of Pittshurghg M.A., Columbia University: Ph.D., Columbia University: additional study, University of Chicago and New School for Social Research. 37 Department 0 Physical Education W1 MR. JACK ECKLUND Associate Professor of Physical Education Director of Athletics Basketball Coach B.A., Huron College: M.A., University of South Dakotug additional study, University of Minnesota. i s ELIZABETH HAACENSEN GATES llVIrs. Ernestl Associate Professor of Physical Education A.B., State Teachers College, Valley City, N.D.: M.S., University of North Dakotag additional study, University of Minnesota. MR. M. GRANT GRIEBENOW Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.A., The King's Collogeg B.A., Nyack Missionary Collngeg M.Ed University of Minnesota The Physics Department MR. HARRY MASON Professor of Physics KS., Pacific University: MS., Catholic University. H 4 i P ,H '- QA X251 M1- J , .. . 5. The Political Science Department MR. WILLIAM YVESTLEY Professor of Political Science Registrar BA., Jamostown College: M.A., University of Minnesota: additional study University of North Dakota, University of Chicago, University of Minnesotag George Washington Univvrsityg Bar Association, North Dakota. 39 5-.1-,, ' MR. DOUGLAS Q. BOB0 i A 25 zz f :V ,-K' Instructor in Psychology B.A., M.A., University Southern Mississippi. Department of Psychology Mr. Bobo conducts a psychological experiment. Department 0 Religion, MR. HAROLD S. STRANDNESS Professor of Religion B.A Jamestown Colleveg M.A., Princeton Theological Seminaryg Ph.D., ., - . g, University of Edinburgh. Department 0 Sociology MR. HARVEY C. RETZLAFF Associate Professor of Sociology B.A., Minot State Collegeg M.A., University of North Dakota: Ed.D., University of North Dakotag additional study, University of Minnesota. fThe staff of the Hea Kan wishes to express their appreciation for the hours spent taking many of the pictures for this yearbook.J 4l at .rl ' MR. LOYDE G. PETERSON Associate Professor of Teacher Preparation B State Tmchcrg Folic e Valle Cit N D M Ed .S., . , -. , Ag, ay y, . .3 '. '., University of North Dakotag additional study, Columbia Univcr- sity, University of North Dakota. Department of Teacher Preparation MR. PERRY E. GAALAAS Associate Professor in Teacher Preparation Dean of Men Dirertor of Placement HA., Gustavus Adolphus Cotlegeg M.A., University of Minnesota Mr. unrl Mrs. Bobo Our faculty is active socially as well as academically. hort, Mr. Hem, Mx. Cnssall, Mr. Dahl, and Dr. Grossman mnkmg the blg dE5ClSl0Tl at the table. Mr. and Mrs. Chook Administration DR. DAN J. SILLERS i 1 if i N i ur 31 4236 .tj x.,X it MR. LOYDE C. PETERSON Business Manager MR. GARTH WHITE Vice President for Business Affairs ..f 1 - '2ff2jf1If5::'::' 1 E. ui ,, Q , 52537 's K' :W Lvl v K U 12,1 ' 1 :s:'U . ,fQ,g,3,,, ,,,. x ,., - 'ffl I sis' '- ':,'13QH?f ?s-i , s wifflf q fx f5'i.l 'u ff EEE ' 1 pi v . 'Z-4 5 1 5' cw ,J i mg' fi 45 MR. CAALAAS Associate Professor in Teacher Preparation Dean of Men Director of Placement RA., Gustavus Afl0ll1l1llS College, MA., University of Minnesota. , . . The College Deans MRS. HAMPLE Instructor in English Dean of Women Director of Student Activities BA., .lmnm-stowrl College: uflflitionul study, Univ1'rsily of Minnesota nnrl University of NOI'lll Dakota. 7 ,Z Board of Trustees Burk row, L. In R: Simlncy E. l-lolurlay, Willzirrl A. Crccnlmxf, Dr. .lfwvpii Sorkness, Harry P. SimpS0l1, .lack D. Van- linr-, William liussm'r, Osvnr A. Ainunrlsnn. Fran! row, L. Z0 R: Rev. W1'Slr:y' Tennis, Rev. Williani R. Lindsay, Dr. .lolin Wilson. llr, Curl fi. Rllllgllif. William Srlilossman. R. E. Mviclingrer. Not Pictured: J. Cameron Tlimnsmi .lolin Scott Dr. L. NV. Larson C. Wni'i1r-I' l.iilf'll L. M. Mclilroy 1 , . ani Q MR. PAUL SCHOON Director of Information Services I l LY, .,,, 5 Mrs. Clifford Brewer, secretary for President Sillers. Office of Development Wx, The President? Ujfce 48 Mrs. Jack Price does some f I1 fl g The Admission? Umce gl s Studvnt assistants in admissions are Ardis Riskedahl, Shirley S!'i1l11lfif Donna Ormiston, Janet Burnick. ss- yw f f ! , n I g Mrs. Cospodarek and Jeraldine Buviifink, admissions conn- cilor. 49 H, H, 4 Mrs. Lois Kapfer is a secretary for the Business and Registrarjs offices. Bus mess Ajfazrs 'U' ,-fx-v if 1 1 Eunice Iverson, Rita Krogh, and Denise Haitsch check statistics in the Registrars Office. 50 The Ofjqee of the Registrar and . . . I1 -.I Y W .V - wi ,J . .. V Mrs. Doris Frost is usually busy at work in the Business Office 1 fl Mrs. Lena Koepplin, Servic D p t tS p rvisor. Wie Information Services Department The Service Department Judi Braasch, secretary to I D f If S Thaw Memorial Libraly ,aj Mr. R. W. Witt is the Librarian. He has his Science from the University of Wisconsin. 52 B.S. and M.A. in Library The sccrctary to tlic librarian is Mrs. ,lolm Seller Betty and jane using library facilities. Good-nnlu rr-d Mr. Wi wyn- . ,eff fag an ,ide lq lson shows the new-st style on campus. He also manages thc collr-gn post office. A-vf Q .. ie? -xxx 2. Q, sm Mrs. Wiley and Meryl Wold figure this months' hills. I W' . ff College Bookstore X4-U l 'IW' I Q 5 I-'fs . x l Alayne enjoys browsing. Mr. John Hein, the college dietician gives his banquet table a final check. Cafeteria It looks like steak tonight. The waitresses for the banquet. L. to R.: Susan Johnson, Susa Holsten, Tamsin Stauffer, EvaLe Larsen, Caroline Weeks, Barhar I' Tesky, Marge Schmiess, Jun Mausehund. sk? 54 K, 1. Mary Lamm, lst cook, and Mrs. Headland must work at a busy pace to Mrs. Grinuck busily working. feed all of the hungry students. 1 11 Mrs. Perla cuts one of our favurilc desserts. JCE Cooks 445-v. A- '-'xml , Our Christmas Banquet table. is xx 1' ,,.. 'X l ' i A Our dining room before a dress-up dinner. 55 These are the three friendly faces that greet us when we Lottie Baukol, Mrs. Sarah Trautman, Mrs. Ben Rohrer. to the grill lo eat, relax, or just loaf. L. lo R: Mrs. The Jimmie Grill 56 A scene more typical of the grill would bc: vc-ery lmrll to find Uur Guardians Mu. .lolm HL-in is lln' Collvgc N Emanuel Brosz, the night watchman, locks Westlnillsler Hall T1 , , Q , .tg ,,4 D al fs f 1-3F!!,.XbL-5 I I Y F - I-A-1 H V, :Vi H, I1 if I., f i , , '-,- . .., '-16,A' V . Al ,Ti-4 .l ' .H- N I 4 ,gix .. ' x 'L ' - ' N.. 'I Q11 s -'L - ' 1 ,- x 'X,, ' ,A .. X ..-, ku 'mf K- ,, , , A A 1 N 1 ' v.i'L' S X- x sl' ' Q '- . I w gn , -- ' .n +V' J u.. -..Z ' ry ' .l'Ii. - FN il r-I H' ', 'vs ,f , ' A - 3 l...,. 'Ir if ,H ni, , 'Enom ls Rffffmonnow 'I' 9: Y , 119' ng Mi!! - T' f VJ ' Y 3 -f .sf 4 'W ' wi' Y W In ' 1 'IMI ' I I 'a.- ' QM Q '.- fi in - Q Wo RRI an f A Lf' ff I x ' !!. C X t I ,ns m 5 Q fi l Rig? 60 le E i 5 i381 ll F l lx 1 i i Janet, about to quit for the day. Canclicls s-.Q -v....44. ., ,Q -1 1fsv ?fr'fHR .4 543 5 ' ,,'g , , .p4 ', l f Q 4 Ed Nagel wonders, will winter ever end? 3 r i It snowed once again while Eunice was working. 62 wb W5 f ,-if Y ., A-,.25a.G 3,3 M.. Q mgwkra Q L- 50 R-f Rich Lvzier, D0llg Breakey, Denvy Saxowsky, and Caroline Weeks. Class Officers PRESIDENT ......,,..................,,........,,,.....,,.. DOUG BREAKEY VICE PRESIDENT ,.,,....,, ...,.,.., D ENVY SAXOWSKY SECRETARY. ....,,...... ....A...... C AROLINE WEEKS TREASURER ......,., ..,.,......,.. R ICH LOZIER 64 The Junior Class Look at the gleam in Marion's and Clayton's eyes UP 5. Eidem, Lallayne Jayne Goffe, Stanley Greenwald, Richard Hanson, Esther Harmsen, Candace Heide, Joanne Breck, Clifford Bumhaca, Nancy Christensen, Norma Dailey, W. John Hilderman, Richard Hocking, Dennice Holand, Donald Holum, Alice Beneteau, James Bierbach, Christene Bohnet, Nancy Braun, Jerome Breakey, Douglas Kabool, Patricia Kempf, Diana Knight, Geraldine Koepplin, Sandra Kube, John Kurtz, Eddy Lang, Kay Larson, Fred Linscheid, Thomas Little, George funiors Read, Marilyn Remboldt, Paul Roach, David Saxowsky, Denvy Scheaffer, Clayton 66 Lozier, Richard Luckenbaugh, Nena McKay, Judith Middleton, Brian Miller, Fred Miller, Yvonne Norton, Gary Okland, Clayton Olafson, Janet Olson, Dwight Peterson, Nancy Peterson, Rita Peterson, Terry Raeszler, Norma La Donna Joyce Ln- N 41 Webber, Charlene Weeks, Caroline Westley, Marion White, Sally Weri, Virginia Wolff, Naomi Woodland, Susan Wortman, Michael Alice is one of those fun-loving Juniors! Stickel, Judith Sunnen, Betty Tongen, Robert Tooney, Robert Tuttle, Mary Tyler, Mary Urban, John Urban, Wayne VanBeek, Carter Warner, Terri The Sophomore Class Class Officers PRESIDENT ..........,..................................................... DON CHRISTIE VICE PRESIDENT ,,,.,,.,, ............. J IM WAHLBERG SECRETARY ,..,,.,.,,, .A......... I ORDIS ABRAHAM TREASURER ...,,...... ......... C LAIR HALVERSON Sophomores take part in many activities. Buck, Patrick Buck, William Carlson, Lenus Christie, Donald Christopherson, David Culberson, Darlene Beglau, Patrick Beier, Patricia Blackwell, Nora Braeger, Scott Cummings, Donette Danuser, Ralph Davies, John DeBode, Joe Abraham, Jordis Arenstein, Mary Askegaard, Peggy Augspurger, Gene Becker, Stephen Defiemer, Charles Dovenmuehler, Mary Dunn, Woodrow Ebens, Harold Erbele, Raymond Ferguson, Mitchell Craving, Sally Cray, Bruce Halverson, Clair Halvorson, Colleen Soplwmores Leger, Jerry McMullen, Winnie Mailloux, Cary Mark, Ellen Mears, Karen K Holden Sherry Holter, Kenneth House, Beverly .labs,- Lyle Jackson, John Jensen, Carol Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Susan Kuhanuk, Elliott Karcher, Aloha Knoblieh, Kaye Knoll, Joe Krogh, Rita Lasch, Jeffrey 'N Peterson, Judy Potter, Patricia Prensse, Robert Rank, Marjorie Rilling, Reggie Riskedahl, Ardyce Neal, Sharon Nelson, James Ormiston, Donna Peda, Ray Romig, Karen Rudolph, Delayne Sahr, Kathleen Schubert, Lilly Mehring, Alice Michaelson, Nancy Miedema, Virgil Moberg, Norma Moore, James Sophomores Schuette, Robert Short, Susan Skogen, Gary Skroch, Diana Springer, Paul 7I Tank, David Tardif, Susan Thormodsgard, Neil Trangsrud, Richard A Van Gendt, Paul Wahlherg, James Wallace, Fred Walz, Gene Wickstrom, Darlene Wold, Clark Wold, Meryl 711 Zachrison, Carol K - V ' , ' 1 3 1 .1 J.n.,A4.' 72 What an imagination those sophomores must have. Kathy takes time out to just sit and think. -.4-if , ii nr i if Gene Walz working in Chemistry Lab. Sophomore Activities CR J Oh those sorority parties. For once, Joe isn't washing those dishes. The Freshman Class Class Ufficers PRESIDENT ..,,.......,,.................,,,,,....,......,. JON KRUEGER I VICE PRESIDENT .....,.. ,.......,. J IM ROWAN SECRETARY ....,,..... .....,,.....,., L ANA OLSON TREASURER ..,,,.A... ,.,.,.,,, I VAN HERNANDEZ Knot pictured? 74 Lofxl Anderson, Sharyl Armstrong, Henrietta Bailey, Sharon Bakken, Pamela Blackwell, James Bonewit, David Brekke, Robert Brossart, Marcella Albert, Ronald Andersen, Andrew Anderson, Doriene Anderson, Gary Anderson, Larry Burrows, Linda Bymoen, David Campbell, Toni Carrignan, Dolores Chidley, Leon Christiansen, Lorie Clemens, Alex Colling, Terry Cooper, Mark Crawford, Jay Freshmen Goulding, Susan Green, Janet Greer, Virgil Grosser, Roger Gruneich, Grant DeCr0ot, Marcie Della Valle, Richard DeRoos, Allen Dockter, Joanne Gauffin, Kathy Geerdes, Terry Coertz, Raymond Gospodarek, Ronald E. Ehman, Nicki Ely, Les Fairfield, Marilyn Faul, Sylvia Frank, John Game, Thomas -e' -11:5 I9' Hazard, Lallayne Hedman, Faye Hedman Kaye Helland, Kent Johnson, Helen Johnson, Kathie Johnsrud, Douglas Johnston, Barbara Gutensolm, Charles Haanstad, Martin Haberle, Sharon Hamilton, Barbara Haser, Cheri Freshmen Karsko, Paul Kelland, Bonnie Kenner, Carol Ketterling, Elizabeth Knudsen, Steve Koch, Patricia Krikic, James Krueger, ,lon Kruger, Jean Leluuun, Susan Freshmen Moore, Donna Mountain, Marie Neevel, Laurel Nelson, Steve Ness, Beverly Leonard, Mzirilys Liudzihl, Curtis Loehow, Michael Lueck, Wanda Metzger, Gerald Miedema, Carol Monson, Lorne Monitto, Richard Lytle, James Melilroy, Peter Marosy, Joseph Martin, Philip Muusehuud, June Merrill, Ruth Ness, Judy Newman, Roger Nordlie, Shirley Nygaard, Carol Ann Oftedahl, Gary Freshmen Reinke, Michael Relli, Margaret Remboldt, Bonnie Richardson, Les Robinson, Gene-Elaine Rodenberg, Rebecca Rose, Judith Roth, Cecil Rowan, James Rutten, Doris Freshmen Stauffer, Tamsin Steffen, Linda Stultz, Paul Ulrickson, Mary Jean van Brero, Maria Rydell, Ruth Saxowsky, Avis Schilling, Fred Schuler, H. George Shoffstall, Donald Shook, Dale Shore, Charles Speller, Richard Youlz, Drunc ,iS L5 Wells, Charles White, Paul Wilcox, Ardyce Young, Patricia Wagner, Gregory Wagner, Steve Wagner, Wanda Wzlhlund, William Wulcli, Wynelle Washburn, Dale Those Frosh-what will they dream up next? zu f r A l X Gary Norton experimenting in the chemistry lab Virgil Miedema, Curtiss DuRand, Mike Reddig, and Jane Sieg are hard at work in the college library. Mr. Knoblich and Don Sand look over some of the new equipment. 82 .ludy Bnrnick, Dr. Chook, Virginia Bailey, Mike Workman, and Sue Tardif are observing some biological specimens. M-5. John Dailey makes his calculations. Studying a turtlc's skeleton for anatomy are Jolm Hoidal David Roach, and Dick Hilderman. 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Festivities included the traditional barbecue with a pep rally and Flaming J followed hy the eoronation, play, and Queen's Tea. At this time the Freshmen more than willingly shed their ever-pre- sent beanies. Saturday began with an alumni-faculty break- fast and then the big parade. A hard-fought football game with the Valley City Vikings ensued, and the dance rounded out Homecoming for another year. Coronation Eve The princesses, crowd, and crown await the announce- ment. Thrilled and surprised, Jerri nnd Tom lcuvn the platform 94 CO-STARS: Don Arentz and Jim Beneteau The u,een's Play: '6The Dumbwaitern lil-if Parade Personalities Our Miss Jamestown-Joanne Heide ' CWV Snx Joyce, Lilly, Rita, and Alice represent all sororities kiimim Y ,.. is XS. Rjgxefii la n EXKN ?3e.e'i A if lii 11 Mei?-' 5-' , bu Clown for a day was JoAnn Ulrickson ki-lC.'S spirited cheerleaders, Karen, Wynette, Jane, Colleen, and arge. 95 'W-1' The sophomore float - typical?! Float Varieties Those Vikings seemed to have a few enemies The original Frosh come through again. Nurses, in whatever they do. IK J K. 5 6 ik lk -Q.. 'As The Homecoming Game and action unlimited with the Valley City Vikings. A dance to the Dixie LZ1lldCI'S,, brought to an ond the memorable homecoming at Jamestown College for 1964. Sophomore Capping A Happy Moment Front Row-Nancy Bumbaca, Winnie McMullen, Rita Krogh, Mary Dovenmuehler, Nancy Miclmelsen, Nora Blackwell. Second Row-Barbara Kloslruimvli, Kurrrn Romig, Mrs. Bcrtlia Kretz, Karen Mears, Sally Craving. Back Row-Kay Knoblirlx, Joy:-1: l llflBll'l, Ray Pedal, Pat Beier, Sherry Holden. Parents ' Day PARENTS Tl .KC S : ascnsmanon ,, Co-chairmen Ken Holter and ,lordis Abraham. . rr, 'E . Clark Wold and Donna Ormiston welcome parents with u smile The Fall Play 0eclQUus Rexx Oedipus and the Old Shepherd Q I00 A '!f 4' tg is D .wb -Q' J wx .QV I an 1 4 C 1 9'1- O . Q Playing the part of one of the kings is Lenus Carlson. Karen Pomplun waits pensively for her son. 'Zlmahl and the ight Visitorsa' The four peasant dancers are Mike Reddig, Rita Peterson, Jardis Abraham, Little Amahl, P 0111 Swenson HS he looks before The mimcl and David Roach. I02 F ,411 7 ' Dave Roach, the dance choreographer. Rich Will sits obeying his master. Amahl,' was a delightful Christmas play presented by the college choir uncler the direc- tion of Mr. Robert Clawson. Mr. .lack Vaughn arranged the stage setting and directed the play. The climax of Amahl,' came when the small boy threw away his crutch and took a step as he sang I walk! . . . I walk! J Carol Becker demonstrates her artistic talents on Ray. 'W ,tl all W -' Ray Erberle and Rich Will bringing gifts. :nap- g, Little Mary Sunshine M The grand finale, showing the happy but tired cast. I '. L , ll . Grant Gruneich and Rita Peterson, Mary Sunshine. J l ' 4. ,'.Z..:w .,.,,.,,.-3 - , -7, all 'f7'7ff.f ..1Q-','Y,Af5r'J r '- N 'M'-Fiilfe 1. - J ,-yn-7 ,. .-- .iikifii l. JJ. the leads in Little 'tliltlc Mary Sunshinei' will belong remembered for its catchy tunes and lively action. Unlike many of the past musicals of Jamestown College, this one was all for fun. It made fun of the musical theater of the early part of the century, and was a satire of those good old days. Those who had a part in the produc- tion of the musical, upheld the fine tradition of this college by doing an excellent job. Chief Brown Bear, Bob Tongen, and Corporal Billy Jester, Bob Kercher, have a pow-wow. Jim Beneteau, a Washington diplomat, as he meets Mabel played by Donna Ormiston. The Rangers Bob Kercher, Brian Middleton, Cary Skogen, Clair Halverson, George Little, Virg Miedema, Mike Reddig, and Grant Gruneich at the Colorado Inn. IOS I06 rrs ii 1 f-Q x'-, '14 The cultured misses are Bev Ness, Donna Ormiston, Candy Harmsen, Cathy Bates, ,gmirdgs Abraham, Barb Tesky, and Marcia io e. Perky Cathy Bates plays up to Bob Kercher ir, .,. ,il A lg W.-. The cast hard at work. .lim Beneteau, the General, and Carol Becker, the Countess, add pep to the musical. , GMU wt... ., i -7 7.4 Jerry accepts the nomination. 5 7-'I'-I NA- ffguitt Candidate Breakey gives his platform. .A. Electrons Last winter's S.A. Presidential election was perhaps the most exciting contest J. C. has seen in several years. Jerry Braun, Doug Breakey, and Clayton Okland were the known candidates. But when two darkhorses, Colleen Hal- vorson and Denvy Saxowsky, entered the race, they changed what might have been a quiet election into an exciting fight. When Clayton withdrew just prior to the first ballot, ten- sion mounted. Doug was defeated on the first ballot and Denvy on the second, but neither one supported the remaining two candi- dates and the election was still wide open. On the third and final ballot, Jerry became the new presi- dent, winning by the absentee ballot. Colleen had won the majority of the votes of those present, but when the absentee ballots were counted, the final tally was Jerry, 120, Colleen, 111. Earlier in the evening Clark Wold was elected Vice President, Mary Tyler, Secretary and Terry Peterson, Treasurer. The election commission kept tally on the votes. .A. Elections EW 2 -gi Clayton withdrew, threw his support to Colleen. Colleen makes her strong bid. Darkhorse Denvy 52 After victory comes celebration. The first ballot IIO WN A , , 'Q Q Wm wwf, ,ak ,- 9' 1 1-..,. - nl .... iff? . pq '- '5 r' ' Ai 1' 5 :-: , O l x T .My-v 4F!r.w. - - , 41 IE? -19 ' 4 : up .f-A ,- ,, Xav C '- Q -,, wwwl IT 'W 'J A 1 L 5 v My gg . m,., Q V A V gf.: K? w Xu 171, A 'ii CT 'f .,LL 5 F9 x D 4 1 ju--Ng, . 1 , gf 1 l X U Q ML 1' I z 1- new Gail Hanson proudly accepts the B. A. Fahl Music Award. The outstanding nurse for 1965 was .loelyn By- moen. , , u 4 H 4 W' f-E1 1 rl ll' A Q The Chapter K, P.E.O. Award goes to Caroline Weeks. l l l Robert Reddig is awarded the Kennedy S. Wanner Memorial Trophy. Bob Kercher proclaims that Jimmie ,lives of 1965 be dedicated to Mr. Bell. Jimmie Jives, an annual activity of Jamestown College, was entitled Bell Buffooneryn and included skits from each class as well as other talent. This year the senior class held top honors with People Will Say We're in Love, or HOedipus Rex. Jimmie fines Co-chairmen Sue Short and Clayton Okland seem pleased well they might, for the success of their endeavor. The frosh in A Psychiatrist Looks at ,l oe College. on HUMOR! 54? QF: ,if Iflllfllf , 71:5 A , T I V5 if KN Q C. J ,1, f 1 Virgil Miedemu uml Don Christie, the SUS Good Guys, introduce the sophomore ski V ,1- F. V W . l, v 44 L Q 5 :la Discussing the Historical Hs are George Little and Brian Middle IOH. 1 if 'rw -ff ' :QQ f i l l A - l ' -if '- .' a' ff I a ' f I mm.J v L i gn-r D ., ..4, if The seniors put forth an all-out effort and win the Jimmie ,lives Trophy Award. II5 Extra Entertainment THE J-SINGERS, L to R: Harry Wentland, Gary Norton, Don Holand, John Urban, Bob Kerclier, Terry Peterson, Brian Middleton, and pianist Jordis Abraham. The Dean's Girls added their part, too. Standing: Marge Rauk, Alice Holum, Carol Becker, Bonnie Remboldt. Seated: Rita Krogh, Rita Peterson, Donna Ormiston, Carol Jensen. I I 6 Bruce Gray and Donna Ormiston, our two folk singers Colonel Tom Parker sits atop his throne of glory after being proclaimed the Delta Kap- pa Chi 1965 J ester. N 2' Z .Hp 'al , Lrg? Wyse mlm. ' - 1 'L' 1 'L D.-.-. 7-gill-5f ,JEw'p' V 'Q Q ! 'lf:1f'f??T' . U. , M1 ELVTF5 Vecfo rs The J.C. Group, Chuck Wells, Bill Joos, and Paul White, supply the music. l The Dance - we E P' N V 4 I n Lf N SPRING FORMAL with the theme The Golden Basket F! , 1, :N 1 3 , ' 3 .h ' 1 '1Q ' -X e t ft , '11 t t h t h 11 The Annual SA. - A. ' f kef' ' h . ,1 5 ',', if f t X V Y, P rr 99 Qi 2, A t Atht , F H4 1 M W, E Ib its s S H N PX ir V ,Qrq Co ch irmen S Holsten d D H 1 d can fi l 1 It-llthl p t'o lye tftf.. D an and M Gaalaas take a punch break. Happy smiles and beautiful gowns are both characteristic of the formal. President Sillers, too, joined the festivities. -MLJMA lllr- 17 The Bob Mizera combo from Mandan played that evening The Doctor in Spite of Himsef' The doctor, Rocky Anderson, tells words of wisdom to Bruce Cray, while Virgil Miedema and Drew Anderson listen with disbelief. ,six Rocky Anderson holds the attention of Rita Peterson, ,lim Beneteau, Alayne Oian, and Rich Will with more of his tall tales. Marcella Brossart, the doctor's wife, tells the servant, Rich Will, and his master, Dave Roach, of her husband's talents as a doctor. l20 Come buy some donuts and punch from unit B-2. World University Service Week con- tained a schedule of fund raising events to supply better health and educational facil- ities to students in foreign countries. Kroeze, Watson, and Sanford all held open house, a hootenany was sponsored by S.A., there was a clothing drive, and also a meat- less Tuesday with all of the money made donated to the project. ts Q? C WUS Week H3 WO V Soef, Sratoofl Well! The C-1 CASINO. t- This unit seems to have but one cus- tomer, Fred Larson. Evelyn, Shirley and Kaye d0n't seem to mind, however. w'i2Zi ' wi z' 2: -m E f 5 , .fy ,rw v ,X Q5 f ,r Y J x R gn ,..nf' P B. ,J f Yv- 1 l f A? . . . Unit D-2 was noted for its dance-selling booth, Judy and Sharon wait as Nena dances. L4 ii 4-:iSfarzf'rf.?3?:rs-' l ' W 5 Amr-- It looks like Harry is taking advantage of the 1095 backrub Delores is offering. Watch those fingernails! 'vl Christi's New Minstrels, Bruce Gray, Bonnie Remboldt, Don Christie, Kathy Johnson, and John Krueger. H ootenanny Talent i w Donna and Bruce Drew Anderson and his folk singing ability. Bruce Gray and John Kreuger accompany Sheila Fisher. l23 I24 A4 H' 9' 'E 'ef mmf- W ' ' TJ, ,Q 3, 'gp -:es TX ' ,:.:,. -, 1- -45 'E-5,511 Q, gt ' U45-:X- E-Hi J' ' 3 W - .Y by-1 aww THU' T' F s91'iFii-in :fr-'H - , . Q. . . , - nw wi-1 'F ' Q avi!! 2 r 'Nfl 'fm -.K ... ...,,,,m, fs, -'rf 'V J- '9' ff- -':f - --Q-,2..?.,,m:,Y - I Q.. 1- gq! , Y , ,,:,,,,y,VY,, A gym 1-,mn 'rf--f Q! V' SFF' Y 55595 lv-1-..- ,JMIHEL ,. ,, .Q ...,,. ,,.., , ,sau' A+. -- ? 1-11. N Back Row-L to R: T. Thormosgurd, K. Holter, B. Reimer, J. Jackson, J. Rowan, C Cutensohn, D. l7angrcen. Third Row: Student Asst. Larry Matthews, S. Miller, Asst. Coach C. Criebenow, J. Nelson, J. Vlfalberg, R. Coertz, C. Johnson, T. Bryant, H. Wentlund, J. Leger, S. Knutson, S. Preusse, M. Haan- stad, D. Shook, Coach Jim McCord, Asst. Coavh Loyd Peterson. Row Two: Stock Manager Ed Nagel, P. McCabe, J. Knoll, J. Hoidal, E. Lang, J. Spears, B. Kercher, J. Dailey, J. Vondergeest, S. Hoffuer, C. Werner. First Row: Manager T. Parker, F. Wallace, D. Washburn, A. Dclioos, J. Krueger, T. Wooley, D. Byrnoen, R. Gospodarek, F. Munson, Manager P. Remboldt. Football Season, 1964 The Jamestown Jimmies finished up the 19644 season with a record of two wins and seven losses. The teamis loss to Wallpeton was reversed hy forfeit. The Jimmies showed great potential, but suffered through lack of experience. Three members of the team, tri-captains Bob Kercher, John Hoidal, and Jim Vondergeest will he sorely missed next year. They were last yearis captains as well, and all three have played for four years. Their leadership and playing ability were tremendous assets to Jamestown College Football. X I26 TRI-CAPTAINS: Hoidul, Vondergeest, and Kercher From L to R: Student Asst. Larry Matthews, Asst. Couch Lloyd Peterson, Coach Jim McCord, Asst Couch Grunt Criebunow. I27 0 JIM VONDERGEEST BOB KERCHER 1964 Football Schedule OPPONENT WE Wahpeton 6 Minot 7 Ellendale 12 Mayville 0 Valley City 6 Dickinson 7 Bclhcl 7 Dakota Wesleyan 0 THEY 341 47 6 47 21 39 34 65 Schedule OPPONENT WE U. of Manitoba 69 Dakota Wesleyan 70 Huron 86 Ma-yville 84, Huron 89 Wahpeton 66 Devils Lake 113 Wahpeton 95 Dickinson 75 Valley City 64 l Minot 84 Ellendale 69 Dickinson 67 Bismarck 76 Mayville 57 Wahpeton 102 Morris 91 Valley City 53 Minot 83 Ellendale 94 Bismarck' 75 U. of Manitoba 104 THEY 66 75 96 87 104 64. 66 84 90 76 81 81 72 71 65 79 76 58 72 79 79 81 funding, L In R: R. Rcrldig, B. Srrlniette, D. Sand, C. DeR0mer, G. Norton, J. Walberg, D. Christopherson, Coach Jack Ecklund. Kneeling: M. Carroll J. Olson, P. Begluu, D. l enn'ilc, C. Van Beck, D. Tank, J. Johnson, D. Pfeifer. fimmies Are Once Again, Successful The Jimmies fared well under the coaching of Jack Eeklund, and ended the season with a record of eleven wins and eleven losses. This was Coach Ecklund's first year and he hrought with him new ideas and new tactics. Prospects for next season are excellent. Five Seniors, captain Bob Reclclig, Don Sand, Dennis Pfeifer, Jim Johnson, and Mike Carroll ended their basketball careers this year. Ten lettermen will be re- turning next year. l3l Don Sand Mike Carroll Seniors Robert Reddig , Captain -Kailua aff Y ' .,,- .124 ,L 5 , 51'-ii U '7' f. 'M ' 7 'gf 1 n ffl' K ' ., V E VIH? 5-in JIMMIES :N QM o - -. , 1-Ig x.. 'fin o' A '-was Dennis Pfeifer K hxb XZ Jim Johnson From L m R-lim-k Row: W. Olson, A. Del-ions, C. Sclinler, M. Haunstud, I. Marosy, Coach Lloyd Peterson. Kneeling: C. Liudahl, P, Stoltz, M. liocllow, P. Mautin. OPPON EN T U. of Manitoba Dakota Wesleyan Huron Ellenflalc Wahlmetoii Dickinson Valluy City fr. Varsity Shows Great Potential THEY 35 7 1 67 69 65 69 78 OPPONENT Minot Valley City Dickinson Minot Ellendale Lake Region Bismarck THEY 83 62 68 82 88 70 92 .Q V lg? ga DAVE BYMOEN LES ELY SERENUS HOF FNER 123-John Urban 137 -Gary Mailloux 1417-Rich Will 157-Les Ely 167 -Kent Helland Co-Captam, CURT JOHNSON I34 191 -Curt Johnson Hwt-Serenus Hof fuer Dane Bymoen fC Matmen 47? 4 1 r A 4 . 1 , Z KENT HELLAND CARY MAILLOUX JOHN URBAN OPPONENT Valley City Ellendale Bottineau Wahpeton Bismarck J r. Huron Mayville B. J. C. N. D. S. U Dickinson College THEY 38 20 18 23 15 13 38 18 34- 37 V H Co-Captain, RICH WILL it nu M will K, I um p- ., 4 .mer x.. I -. l. Standing L to R: C. Skogen, P. Martin, M. Haansted, C. DeRemer, A. DeRoos, S. Hoffner, D. Bymoen, Couch Jack licklund. Kneclmg L Jahs D. Christopherson, J. Walberg, J. Jackson, J. Hoidal, G. Mailloux. Track, 1965 Three new records were made by trackmen this year despite the had weather which caused a late start. The entire track team should be returning next year so the future looks very encouraging. l36 SCHEDULE Moorhead Indoor Invitational Grand Forks Invitational Jamestown Quarterback Relays Triangular at Valley City Jamestown Invitational Dickinson Invitational Valley City Quadrangular Bethel Invitational Conference Meet at Mayville Traekmen Set Three New Records Gary Mailloux finishes and breaks a record. A 5 , ,,,,.,e,.,,-is I Q High flying John Hoidal Captain, J IM WALBERG MIKE WORTMAN Captain, JOHN URBAN DON -SHOFFSTALL MIKE REIN KE Tennis Jamestown Invitational Minot Invitational Dual with Valley City Dual with Aberdeen Dual with Valley City Dickinson Invitational Conference Meet The tennis team under Coach Faulkner was much improved over last year and took second place in the conference. Russ Pittsley Knot picturedj along with the other team members were all enthusiastic pIayers..All those who lettered will be returning next season and the prospects look hopeful. .,.' -it-el 2273- x. egg -Y-Q 1 Lrg: A4 ' - ' 'Q 'e -,- - .. V '- 1 ' 'zz' vf'.z.f..,....Lg , f.,': :pf- +f- ,L ,..--'-f'-T ' gf - - , '. 1 ' LL-,.sy:53.,,lf?,vH-il ?. '-Yr.-4 A f-1 ' , ...A 1 J, we V' . Ck D Q k . H ' .--.. - -f'- .qw- .-, - - 1, .fx H31 4+ ',A'f.n41g1A','-kgs - ...1 wa., . -. .xs1iiaLn:i..Eng,1..1 Coy Jamestown Invitational-tied VC for first Minot Invitational Dual with Valley City Dickinson Invitational Dual Conference at Valley City L to R: Doug Elefson, Tom Linsclleid, Curt Johnson, Bob Schuette Qs'.,':,f-'f'f'f3., t:-f x.f5i.,rl.'gjjf.j,'g5f. .',f-.QVZT , ', i ' I Y-.D V .,b'. A x -. , --,- - .. . - :.',Ma-fesw' in nf. - . 'in --, il' 4. ' -I .. .N ,- , ' '- , V - ' ' Back Row-L to R: D. Shook, P. Beglau, D. Pfeifer, C. Werner, D. Olson, J. Murosy, M. Carroll, Couch Grunt Criebenow: Kneeling W. Olson, M. Lockow, C. Liudahl, M. Reiner, D. Washburn, S. Ungerevlnt, .l. DeBode. OPPONENT Valley City Valley City Minot Minot Mayville Mayville Ellendale Mayville Ellendale Ellendale Dickinson Dickinson Dickinson Lake Region Lake Region Baseball WE THEY 2 1 2 7 5 9 2 12 1 7 1 6 2 3 1 15 3 0 1 0 5 13 6 0 0 5 4+ 1 6 3 Pitcher, DENNIS PFEIFER WRA Back Row-L to R. M. Tyler, J. Ulrickson, S. Fossum, A. Wilcox, E. Heydel, L. Burrows. Middle Row-K. Jenson, N. Bolmct, J. Sieg, C. Myhre, S. Holsten, C. Scouten, Front Row-E. Larsen, li. Hovcrson, D. Kemph, C. Nygard, M. Moutain, V. Bailey, S. Bailey. The Womerfs Recreation Association meets once a week to participate in various activities. The group has Mrs. Gates as its advisor. The girls work for points towards letters and sweaters. M - 4 N N . L' - , y 'Sim AL,-.L . Wlfiii.. I ' W i . I 32, 5 . The officers oi WRA, Sherri Fossum, President, Candy Myhrc, ,lane Sieg, Secretary-Treasurer show their skill at archery. Points Manager, an l4l .I-Club and I-Singers: Masters of the Athletic Field President Bob Kercher discusses plans with the other executives, V. Pres. Bob Reddig and Sec. Dwight Olson. The voices of Gary, Jim, Allen, Don, Harry, Gene, Terry, Tommy, Bob, and John were heard at many J.C. functions during the past year. l42 5th Row L. to R.-F. Miller, S. Hoffner, D. Sand, A. DeRoos, .l. Rowan, K. C. Mailloux, T. Thormodsgard, J. Knoll. 4-th Row-S. Ungerecht, J. Johnson, T scheid, R. YVill, D. Holland, D. BYIIIOCII, R. Coertz, R. Danuser. 3rd Row-T. H. Wentland, G. Guiensohn, E. Lung, C. Johnson, D. Elefson, D. Tank, K. 2nd Row-C. Norton, M. Carroll, C. VunBcck, J. Lasch, J. Urban, P. Relnboldt Wulburg. lst Raw-B. Kercher, B. Reddig, D. Olson. The new freshman members. Jtmmle s Janes 1ST. SEMESTER OFFICERS-seated: Pres. Ruth, V.P. 2ND. SEMESTER OFFICERS: Pres. Mary, Sec Eva Leeg Sec. Jan, and Trees. Jerri. Rita, Treas. Candy, and V.P. Peg. Jimmie Janes consist of sixteen girls who have been elected by the members of their class. Their duty is to serve as athletic hostesses at the various events such as football and basketball games, track meets, and other tournaments. They are noted for their friendly smiles, willingness to work, and are proud of their organ- ization. l 1 H l 1 1 1 l I StandingL to R: P. Askegaurd, R. A. Williams, S. Haberle, S. Short .l. Lund, C. Myhre, J. Heide, S. Johnson, L. Olson, R. Peterson. Sculcll: M. Tyler, E. l.i2.tI'Sl!l'l, M. DeGr0ot, E. Hcydel, R. Rilling, J. Skalicky. I43 Marci, Evelyn, Luna and Sharon are the ever-smiling Peggy, Reggie, Suzie, and Sue ure the friendly sophomores. freshmen. .qw K ,.f ? Rita, Candy, Jo, and Mary are the perky juniors. I44 The work may be finished, but not forgotten for these seniors, Jan Eva Lee, Jerri, and Ruth Ann. .-, The lfgs Busy Year Begins 'With Homecoming and . . . 2 i Ends With the Letterman 's Banquet . . , , ,,,-1' We V A ---V.-f-ffm' my ' H i REMEMBE B KNIGHTSB Tn h 1 X. .y - -S XXX The annual Lettermz1n's Banquet with sp k 1' Wm. S. G ssne . my vig. Q 23555 Lf, Q K, :gg , , ..,:..,.-. 5.5.1-:,:,,.-5:23 W -4 -Q '11 nm? Tal? ' :HER Y' mis M H HN N . sa -Q izafsi li an , -. Ti: 'l'.r?:-ilu fi. .- gig' 4-A fi v A53 'lf ,-Ifif 5? . F jeg ,353 ,M Y,i?5:ff.+-Q. .. ,v ' ,-'35 , f Q.-Qgzig 'FY .51 'L' V Af , K. ,433 u : Q Q .Q -N .s fy ' ' , ' I . 1 14,-:K ,A .2 1,5 WV ,fam 5-.1 I w nz fr, 5, u .1 fag .47 ' .X xv Ei'-'l'1'? ' if-L. ..1 A bl-TV Hand Man Talents. kv.- W H3521 fr- I. Q In is ggi Q K Marge and Karen take a break from their strenuous activities. Wynette displays good cheering form if I I48 X., I Q1 M LII' -G I - 4 1 ,Q 'r .,- gr! 1 1 'fn lf vi H 3 2 U 1 I U. , .,,v. f M 01-1 X 'pl' Lf Y. cn, 2' X AGL. V Nh. ' nba?- NO v 'in' . t 2' 'img K Q ,,, await A ,g 4: .4 J JJ A A f A A ...Ai - ' l? 4 l 1' lf L to R-Front Row: Mr. Clawson, Conductor, D. Anderson, C. Zacllrison, C. Becker, B. Sntlmer, A. Holum, L. Hazard, C. Jensen, D. Ormiston A. Oiang Second Row: G. Hanson. Acrompunist, M. Westley, R. Sclrwoebel, B. Killing, C. Myhre, J. Abraham, C. Olsson, L. Kleven, K. Pomplun, B.. Petcrsong Third Row: C. Wold, C. Wells, B. Buck, C. Oklund, D. Tank, B. Rerldig, B. Will, M. Reddig, G. GI'llI'lClCl1, J. Wiigg Back Row: C Halvorson, .l. DeBode, D. Holzmcl, B. Parry, G. Metzger, R. Erbele, G. Skogen, L. Carlson, .l. Davies, T. Game, M. Hoag. lst Semester Choir 'Forty Glorious Voices OFFICERS AND SECTION LEADERS From L to R-Franz Row: C. Becker, Altog B. Sather, Robe Mis- tressg A. Oian, Sopranog R. Rilling, Altog Second Row: B. Buck, Tenorg A. Holum, Robe Mistressg L. Carlson, Bassg K. Pomplung C. Zachrison, Librariang Mr. Clawson, Conductorg C. Wold, Business Manager. ISO Hfl'J'llf7 l l f l llg' I ll w il ...fra L-A E K l l ll TE l I ' S21 ll ll J . 'l J J. From L to R-Row 1: D. Anderson, lf. Hoverson, R. Peterson, C. Oleson, G. Robinson, M. Wcestley, N. Luckenbaugh, Director Mr. Folkerls: Row 2: C. Zill'lll'l50ll, M. DeG1'oot, K. Johnson, C. Hulvorson, C. Wells, C. Jensen, J. Abraham, L. Hazardg Row 3: J. Wiig, M. Reddig, li. Schwoehle, B. Parry, G. Metzger, G. Crunuielm, M. Hoag, S. Seidel, Accompanist G. Hanson. 2nd Semester Choir 5- T7 From L to R: Accompunist G. Hanson, Director Mr. Folkerts, Librarian C. Zachrison, and General Managers M. Hoag, und G. Cruneich. ' I , .K f., A A 1 1 53 m 2 M5 Curt DuRand and Gil Hanson held down the percussion f C. Pep Band section. Barb Piper and Gail Hanson took care of the trumpet section. Sharon Larson and Bar- bara Johnson add their talents to the band. l52 .', f ,af ' ir.-. X M. 'Nu X Here is Rosemary Schwoeble and her piccolo. The Jamestown College Band was under the direction of Mr. John Mitchell. Its main function was lending music to our athletic events. Marquis A Q -' 1' One of the events the Marquis' sponsored this year was a Hootcnanny in the Art Lab. L to R: Joe DeBode, Terry Peterson, Tommy Thormodsgurd, Doug Breakey, Clfzyton Okland Grant Cruneich, Skip Preusse, Paul Wfhile, Don Christie, and Clark Wold. .Air 45 E 'T.-vw .i lv! mi , Yiifi it District Representative Esther Hanson, and President Yvonne Miller. Young W'ornen's Christian Association United Christian Xi. Campus F ellowship Carol Scouten, Murcia Van Brero, George Carlson DeGrool. 1 Murcia sal Young Republicans , Seated L Io R: Suzie Short, s0c1'ctnry-Alice Holum, Reggie Hilling, Slunzling: i'1'usirlm'11l,-D011 Sand, Lilly Schubert, Mar 1 . cellar Brossurl, John Kuhc, Vice President, Fred Larson. cj' r 1 I54 Lutheran . tuclent Association Seated L to R: Barbara Piper,-Vice President Sherri Fossum-President, Standing: Joelyn By- moeu, Martin iillllllSl21d'TI'C1lSHl.'CI', Ruth Rydeii Faye I-Imedrnmm, Kanye Hedman, Murcia Shobe. Nr OJWCCTS 57' Kroeze Hall fi ' 1-, 'H . ' f' iq Fr, is Y f 'SUR W' 155 1- 'A Q -' ,- ' 'fi -L I- 1 S 1 A gg Y ,K I1 .K I ff S. All 'ff if H - . ' 4- , I ' H ,Q , , 1 rf, if 1 H 2525221 , , I ,- ., , L' CTR f , lfz, , 4 X -X I fii :Qi I ., ,if - .X . fs Mark. SEMESTER: President Mary Tyler, Secretary ,loelyn n and Vice President Peg Askeguurd. wifi Standing L to R: Sherri Fossom, Candy Myhre, Jerri Lund, Gail Hanson, Marge Sclmiess. Seated: June Sieg, Ruth Ann Williams, Joelyn Bymoen. Not Pictured: Beth Sulher, Betty Lou Schullz. S K 'T' X 2ND SEMESTER: Secretary Meryl Wold, President Reggie Billing, Vice President Ellen House Council Representatives - Standing L to R: JoAnn Ulrickson, Carol Jensen, Linda Nugent, Carol Becker, ,Ian Miller. Scaled: Sharon Blumhardt, Rita Peterson. I55 The Jamestown College Spurettes 3rd Row-L to R: Carol Jensen, Meryl Wold, Ellen Mark, Kaye Knoblich, Susan Johnson, Pat Beier Lilly Schubert, 2nd, Row-Mary Dovenmuehler, Alice Mehring, Carolejean Zachrison, Reggie Rilling, Pat Potter, lst. Row-Mary Arenstein, Colleen Halverson. At your service, the motto of this new organization on campus explains well, the function and purpose of these sophomore ugirls in white. Their advisor is Mrs. Hample and they were chosen for academic excellence. Throughout the year they served at teas, ushered at plays, and cleaned the J-House for the South Americans. Fifteen freshmen known as Tapettes were chosen by the old members to carry on the good work in 1966. . .S . -- President Colleen, Vice President Mary, Secretary Susan, Treasure Meryl, Reporter Ellen, and Historian Curolejean. 1 Newly Chosen Tapettes Standing L to R: Lanai Olson, Sliuron Builvy, Sliuron Larson, Laurie Christiansen, Toni Camp- bell, Lydu Peters, ,loan Kruger, Donna Moore. Scaled: Avis Suxowsky, Marcia Shobe, Sliuryl Anderson, llurbzira Tcsky, Rosennlry Scllwoublo, Burley Rodenbcrg. Weary, but still smiling! . 5 N J, ' 1 , Q L ,Q Spurettes and Tapettes both, after cleaning the J-House. I57 llllf l SECOND SICMICSTIQR: President .lerry Braun, Secretary Mary Tyler, Vice-President Clark Wold, and Treasurer Terly Peterson. N il- when SA. 0 peers FIRST SEMESTER: President Brian Middleton, Vice-President Ralph Roberts, Secretary Ruth Ann Williams. Not Pivturecl: Treas- urer Robert Miller. .rf x u Student nion Governing Board Fred Wulluec, Marty Hong, Doug Illefson, Lilly Scllubcrt, u Skip Miller. 7 IP .A. Cabinet . 'na l ix Y! FIRST SICMICSTICR: Ralph Roberts, Ruth Ann XVilliams, Brian Miclclloton, Dwight Olson, Don Sand, and Marty Hoag Qi? , SECOND SI2MES'l'l'lR: Tvrry l'ulurson, Mary 'l'ylcr, ,lorry llrunn, Clark Wold, Dwight Olson, Colleen Halvorson, Don Sand, and Mu rly Hou I A 1 , i l f'-3. Qwiki mm Ejirnfwf . Q Tr .-.,. ' ,Z -- .-J ., , ,. . sf lb0 Ea A ' L if 1 1 Editor: Ralph Roberts Collegian 'n.,'luq From L to R: Editor Roberts, Typist Nancy Michaelson, Photographer George Carlson, Typist Marge Bertsch. -an '15 Editors: Reggiu Rilling and Bruce Cray Photographer: Mitch Ferguson Hea Kan . ' t V: ' ' 9 ., ,IW ,Q-i..l..+1 Q From L lo R' V. Miedema Bus. Man B. Rodenbur , La out, G. Metzger Photographer - 1 - -1 ' S Y 1, R. Peterson, Layout, B. Gray, P. Koch, Typist, S. Tardiff, Photo Editor, R. Rilling. l6l SN 0 Last Row, L to R: L. Peters, B. Ness, B. House, S. Holsten, K. Knoblich, J. Eidem, K. Romig, S. Sparrow, K. Mears, D. Hauk, L. Neevel, B. Rodenherg, 3rd Row: A. Saxowsky, M. Shobc, J. Muusehund, J. Orve- dalil, B. Tesky, D. Moore, J. Miller, D. Kemph, J. Bymoen, 2nd Row: K. Hedman, S. Faul, H. Johnson, N. Michaelsen, N. Blackwell, D. Carrigan, N. Bumbaca, F. Hedman, Front Row: T. Stauffer, J. Ness, C. Haser, P. Beier, M. Dovenmuehler. The Student Nurses Organization of Jamestown College is composed of dedicated, active, energetic girls who have participated in state and national conventions, the annual wfag Dayf' and held a pancake and sausage supper to raise money. sn. Delegates to various state and national conventions were Joyce, Mary, Nancy, Nora, and Joelyn. l62 NF Nursing leaders of tomorrow are President Joelyn, and President Nancy. Nancy was also named tlie Student of the District for 1965. Pat Beier Joyce Eiclem Capping - Class of 1967 K Nora Blackwell Nancy Bumbaca 1' Mary Dovenmuehler -' --- V -A ei l I Sherry Holden Barbara Klostreich Kaye Knoblich Rita Krogh Winnie McMullen Karen Mears Nancy Michaelsen Karen Romig 44 friends at the tea after capping. Pa rents un Graduate Nurses of 1965 Joelyn Bymoen Clenice Hansen Kay McMahen f' vw -:-1-e Gif, X M wa Janice Miller Louise Nutter Marit Petrek '64 Barbara Riskedahl Betty Lou Schulz Sue Sparrow . '7I'. . 'Q g'7 vas Pan-Hel .Abt 5.2 Stamling-1, In R: Carol Becker, Meryl Wold, Part Poller, Caroline Weeks. Sitting: Ellen Mark, Rim Poli-rson. Not Pirznirccl: Kathy Suhr and Rita Krogh. The Pun-l-lvllr-nic: Council is the coordinating body for the four sororitivs on campus. They also sponsor the annual Pan-Hel Dinner Dum-e and the Christmas Formal. -ui The guy twenties Pun-Hel Dinner Dance. r i l I 1 J l l fx President Rita, Vice'President Ellen, Secretary Caroline, und Treasurer Pat. '65 Theta Tau, Sigma ..,.,f ws--1 f HX Thetzfs officers are L to R: Secretary Sharon, President Lilly, Vice'Presidenl Ellen, and Treasurer June The members of this sorority can easily he picked out from others on the eampus by their lavender hlazers. The The-las had an active year. They had their annual Christ- mas at the Schubertls residence, went to church as a body, had their advisors' dinner, and the newly elected pledges gave the aclives a popcorn party. K-X ? fvfm xi x 1 . 1 i ., , 1 f wa.-. rum., , .,4 1 'flu 1 :L 4 1 5: QM ,. f,,, fs ' A , .1 W. . 1, 5.-' L TQWZ - is Li:-Q - ' 4. , L. Elissa .z , ,G , , gf. ml f--mf was ' mm m w gl: ,,f Betty Lou Schulz Sue Sparrow S JoAnn Ulrickson P MH ,x.,. 1' Qui .ff-ww Actives , 35, J , Thetzfs first semester president, Linda, relaxes aftf The Thetas look part in the Homecoming parade. :iii 2. ' 41573 F '-:png a busy term. -H 'sr gi W. T sn .yy W iiw Ai i ' i I oiio me H ' a 4, 1 ' g , ,Eff- 2 Carol, first semester :4ec:rctzu'y, is zulotller out:-standing member of tlu sorority. Phi Phi Delta Sorority i C9 ,-el'-'filo The helpful ndvisors ure scaled L to R: Mrs, Wesley, Mrs. Eck- lnnd, Hcnd Advisor Mrs. Peterson: standing: Mrs. Lusk, Mrs. Mnson. The Phi Phi's with Olive the ortupus as thc-ir symbol and volors of green und white had an exciting year. They hs-ld their full pledge circus party, went Christmas czuroling, and held a picnic in the spring. The sorority nn-mhvrs regularly visit Mrs. Kroeze, and the pledge hreukfasl was held in her house. E- PHI PHI OFFICERS: President Mary T., Vice President Rita, Secretary Karen, and Treasurer Mury A. 1'5- Mary, Rita, and Rita talk over plans, while Karen looks at the Phi Phi scrapbook. I69 u L f , , x Wu ul 5 , -- J ,W Q 4 Wu V. K .v V f if Q, 'iii 12: ,x N, asf.-' 4 va, .. i WE xc.. .ffm fm' Q m , asv li llsfnas :fm w Iwi? 936. x X . S' x S -an - Sims, Q sm W xx an '- L 'E'-1 gb in -f - N Y. I - af-,L ' J Rita Peterson Reggie Rilling -Q 31 Mary Tylcr Marion Westley Nancy, Sue, and Marry help spread Phi Phi fume. 151. Beth Sather .lan Skalicky The Phi Phis zictivaltvd were L to R: Shirley Sclimidt, Nancy Bohnet, Karen Jensen, Judy Ness, Marnie DeC1'0ot, Sharon Haberle, and Shurylyn Hubbard. Clamping hands just before we part our way . . . In i Lambda as .0 - hw ' f' Rho Q.. 37 orority Lamhda's officers are Secretary Donna, President Peg, and Treasurer Ardycc, with Vice President Carol Becker not pictured. The symbols of this sorority are the lamb, turquoise and black garters, and the turquoise Carnation. These girls sponsor the annual St. Pat's Dance, during which the Lambda Candidate, Mona Quale, was chosen Queen. Lambda Rho Sorority' was also in charge of the Pan-Hel Dinner Dance which was highly successful. Hard workers and energetic girls can be found in number among the Lamhdas. 4 9 - M M - . W 5 if e!,,f' V 4. x ,- The 31131131 pledge dinner WU held in the Lambda Rho's Marlene, Carol, Ardyvc, Donna, and Sandy as lhey appeared in the Commons Parade. l72 an -A 1' ,I aw Q s . A al Lambda Rho Actives Ruth Anne Williams Jane Sieg Caroline Weeks '43-TJ Winnie McMullen plays hostess at the Pan-Hel Dinner Dance with the help of Fred Larson. I74 fr A look at the Lambda pledge party with its colorful fun-filled Hawaiian theme. ,loclyn Bymoen and George Gorton chosen tops for their timely costumes the Dinner Dance. 1 3 I g -4 -Q' .- , F44-XA k Delta officers for 1965 are Secretary Sue, Vice President Pat, Treas- urer Faye, and President Alice. Delta Kappa Chi Sororit The Delta's mascot is the kitten and flower the red rose. With colors of red and white, these girls are often seen scurrying about Kroeze in their red terry robes. Their annual Fall dance, Kitten Kapers, was a great success, and their pledge party held in the swimming pool is always anxiously awaited. These girls ended their year with the April Fool's Dance at which time an April Foolis King was crowned. 3392-74 x . , , ' 4.3! Put, Annette, Sharon, and Sue represent their sorority in the Homecoming Parade. , A.., 2 Q Q SJR , -- 1 :hz gb J M -- , ' ,fax . ff 93,1 ,X 5 H I B QP 4 me-5 QB? 55? mga? Q 3 -. 1954 - :mf ' :ff 54..fv- ., 4 , . ,AW J FI 3.. 'f f' ,. ,-iF:t M35 A Ax! f , .9 7 P' 61.1 , w H A , ,, mx mx N ig , Y. , f - . . r Q, A , I 1, -X1 , , . -.1 -4: ', ' X .naizz , 4:5522 M 1 Delta Actives Mary Tuttle Meryl Wold - 2 t K my P. Q-, .iii , 1 , Could those be Delta activities Suzie is discussing with Les Ely? The busy Sue Tardif is getting ready for another sorority meeting. Cathy, a peppy Delta, and Bob Reddig her date in their ' 20's costumes. I78 pxs,,.21 1 K-Z r if - v gf Qgeag, wig., 'Y v I. GV 5 I AJ win 5 1 , ! ' 1 if :fm , 2355: V 1, iff' :A L 5 5 H I .,-A .- , ' 'I I nf?- - r Q 45 5- ff--i i A i ti., 1 -, Q , ' 'r7'5j:. w. fg,4 -L, M.. 1 '74 i V 5 , H, .,,, 1' 0 ., wh ,su .1- '4,,-W 6451557 ' TK 1 , ', , , A ,MZ Q 4 l 2 I .A rl I 'LI .o .xl X .1 , X I '- -,l,3: ,A 4PiL.. X K I . ' 1954 ' , 14:55 saxsrgrwz 1 .AW-,Jam N. 9 Candy Ifarmsen W ampus Cover Girl Mzss fameggtown 1965 J-Club Queen, Colleen Halvorson was crowned I-Club Queen at their annual dance. Colleen is a member of the Phi Phi Delta Sorority, a cheerleader, president of Spur- etles, and attended MUN. Princess Sue is a member of Delta Kappa Chi, and has worked behind the scenes on the musicals and the Hea Kan. Princess Donna was the runner-up in the Miss Jamestown Contest, took part in c'Little Mary Sun- shine, and is a member of the Lambda Rho Soro- rity. if c Q ,y p ,.K i .1 ! 1 so ' . X ...Zi - 1 -2, ll' I Lg, , I.-AA - , q Y Queen Colleen Halverson with Princess Sue Tardif, and Princess Donna Ormiston. t. Pat as ueen, Mona Quale was crowned the St. Pat's Day Queen at the annual dance, sponsored by the Lambda Rho sorority. Cathy was the Delta Kappa Chi candidate, Pat the Theta Tau Sigma, Marcie the Phi Phi Delta, and Mona the Lambda Rho. Queen Mona Quale with princesses L to R: Cathy Bates, Pat Beier, and Marcie DeGroot. l82 Whops Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities l A D I ----wr-usa: ' .. 3 l'7 i: -. A V-,V ' A ' gv 3 'yf1'1:F,s9'f- ifn mfg-. -v ,-ff -' t- '-1'-',- - ,ff , .. J -4 ' 'i zz-. , f-1 V ' . foelyn Byrnoen Jovlyn Bymoen, Outstanding Senior Nurse, was President of SNO and a represen- tative to the SNC National Convention in Atlantic City. This Representative Jimmie was a counselor and a secretary of Kroeze Dorm and a member of the House Council. She was u mcmlmer of Lambda Rho Sorority, Student Affairs Council, Band, Pep Band, l..S.A., unfl a committee co-cliairman of Homecoming. '? Whois Who l i , Q 4 Ruth Anne il e s Williams Ruth Anne is a French major and a German minor. She was a Homecoming princess for 1964 and has been Homecoming general secretary and corresponding secretary. She served as president of Jimmie Janes, Kroeze Dorm, and Lambda Rho. She was also a Kroeze Hall counselor. She has attended the Model United Nations for four years. She has served as a Junior Marshal for academic processions, was a member of Gamma Sigma, and received the Delta Gamma Secondary Education Teache.r's Award. This husy girl has been the S. A. Secretary, and Y.W.C.A. vice-president and district representative. Whois Who L- ...K ,f J-'J 'Lf' X Candis Myhre if, . 4554, ' ',,,7.a- ?'TI' 2' x , . A ' 40ig,:s:,f!-,ijg ii.- A.-A-. 'L , ,- I Q, Candis Myhre, a junior biology major and physical education minor, is on the Dean's List. She was secretary of the Phi Phi Delta sorority, and treasurer of the Jimmie Janes. She has been points manager for WRA and played on the college women's basketball team. Candy has been editor of the Student Directory for two years and was a member of the Board of Publications during this time. Robert Reddig l86 Who is Who Bob majored in English and minored in philosophy. He has been the president and counselor of Sanford Hall, He was a member of Gamma Sigma and was on the Academic Council. He participated in choir for four years and took part in 'LThe King and If Amahl and the Night Visitors, n'Carousel,', and Showboat. He has also been captain of the basketball team and vice-president of the J-Club. He received the Grand Theater Achievement Award, the Kennedy S. Wanner Trophy, and the Alumni Cup. Bob plans to attend Miami University fOhioj with a graduate assistantship in Eng- lish. 1-5 'T. 'I: , B' 'fm ri ,, . T L, Who is Who I .- n A , x I - , n n . , 1 X . r---r, L, M NT ' w 'Ii ' in . r- ' CLA? il ' 'V , L 1 V ' l! 4 I4 , it ,. 1 , . . i l . R li i Q H gi: , l ' f' 4' i . I - ,Q ,gl 4- Jerri, a sociology major and physical education minor, was on the college women's howling and basketball teams as well as being a member of WRA. She was the 19641 Homecoming Queenland general Homecoming co-chairman the same year. Jerri served as the Jimmie Jane treasurer, and president of Delta Kappa Chi. Being a Kroeze Hall counselor kept her busy her senior year. She also received the North Dakota Con- ference on Social Welfare Scholarship for 1964. feralcline Lund I87 W ho is Who Bglll- 17, if Donald ., r . .L MASS' 'nr' 2: ,gb mn , 5. -Lili! .' Don Sand, a chemistry major and biology minor, graduated with Summa Cum Laude Honors. He was a member of Gamma Sigma, received the Presidentis Key, a Representative Jimmie, and on the Dean's List for 'four years. He played basketball and was in the I-Club for four years. He was also a class officer for two years. Active in Young Republicans, Don was treasurer his sophomore year and president his junior year. He was a member of the Medical Club, Walsoii House Council, and S. A. Calv- inet IVHOE WWR2 1 Pixy, 1' .5 Q V. F, Joanne Kidd? Joanne Heicle, Miss Jamestown of 1964, was active in Jimmie lanes, Dean's Girls, Phi Phi Delta Sorority, and Choir. This sociology major was on the Dearfs List and was a ,lunior Marshal. She worked on the Hea Kan Staff, was in the musical c'Carousel and was a committee chairman for Jimmie lives. iii, 13: mu i X if Representative Jimmie 32, -T Q wiki mr. 1 ,Ex is ,B - E, rs' S Z 'W Q iw - :fi v ' Y: :Q 1' 1 S '72 - we ' 4 ,f 1,4 aw - xg- :11.,. -. i .Egfr C Q. .' ram ' U new 'Y . if :rx , , foelyn - 1 l Bymoen - fxy ,lii - Joelyn, the Outstanding Senior Nurse and president of SNO. was also Krooze Hall Secretary and a Counselor. liambcla Rho was her sorority, she was on the Student Affairs Council, Pep Band, LSA., and a committee co-chairman for Homecoming. Sho plans to attend the University of Wasliinglon with a graclualo fellowship in nursing. feraldine Lund Representative Jimmie I 'af r J fait Uni rv ' ,- svn ' I r aa? .lerri majored in sociology and minored in physical education. She was the Home- coming Queen for 1964, and served as general Homecoming co-chairman for the same year. She was the treasurer for Jimmie Janes, and the president of Delta Kappa Chi. She was on the college women's howling and basketball teams. Jerri has been in the musical production staff for The King and I and 4'Carousel. She also served as a counselor of Kroeze Hall. She received the North Dakota Conference on Social Wcllfare Scholarship for her senior year. She worked at the Mandan State Training School this past summer and is soon lo be married. A A., Ruth Anne Williams Representative Jimmie rh Ruth Anne majored in French and minored in German. She has been president of Jimmie lanes, Kroeze Dorm, and her sorority, Lambda Rho. She was a MUN delegate for four years and S. A. secretary. She served as a .lunior Marshal for academic processions and was a member of Gamma Sigma. Ruth Anne has also won the Delta Gamma Secondary Education Teacher's Award. Representative Jimmie 14. U,-, 't . - ' .1 ZMLJKLQ ,,,,ff Robert Redding Bolw. au English major and philosophy minor, plans to attend Miami University fOhiol with a graduate assistantship in.English. During his college years, Bob was the president and counselor of Sanford Hall, in choir for four years, captain of the haskethall team. and vice-president of the J-Club. He received the Grand Theater Achievement Award, the Kennedy S. Wazizier Trophy, and the Alumni Cup. Representative Jimmie Robert Kereher Bob, who is an art major and history minor, was the captain of the Jimmies' football team for two years. During this time he was named the most conscientious player and the 'chest offensive linemanfi He has participated in Carousel, 'cMaclJeth, and Little Mary Sunshinef' He was the J-Club president, and chairman of the J-Singers. He also won the Grand Theater Achievement Award. Representative Jimmie .Ll . -H. F.-iq, 'N VJ -f.,.,vl5 l -Ll .1 . , , . 1 Donald Sand Don. who majored in cbemistry anrl minorefl in biology, graduated with Summa Cmn Laude Honors. He was on the DPHl1,F List. and received the Presidenfs Key. He playa-tl basketball and was a member of the J-Club for four years. Don has also been a mmnbc-r of Young Republicans. Watson House Count'-il. S. A. Cabinet. and the Medical Club. Representative Jimmie i J im Vondergeest ,lim Vondergeest, who majored in physical education and minored in history plans to do graduate work at the University of Minnesota. Jim played football four years being captain his junior and senior year and was vice-president of the J. Club. He was in wrestling his freshman year and intramural sports all four years. He was also senior class president. Beauty Brains Talent 4 0-Y, All Are Characteristic of These Outstanding Individuals. ,Q 'J 7 my 1 i -----'W --- --fi L . IM. , Bolivia Jamestown Cbllege i South i li . , - in w Chile Columbia Hosts 84 Americans i Peru Venezuela During the past year, Jamestown College had 84 guests from various countries in South America visit our campus for the month of May. Their main purpose while here was to learn as much of the English language as is possible in such a short length of time. Their teachers included Professor Ellingson, Maria Van Brero, Ivan Hernandez, and Karyn Sehr. Mr. Gaalaas took charge of this rather large group of people while they were on the campus. Our college should feel lucky to have the privilege of sharing cultures with these Southern friends, and to have them here is a rewarding experience for all concerned. Luz of Chile. 200 - A .b. 'Q J , ,E l x ' x UI' X 1 4 vi 2, I .1 in -,. 4' N' . . , .,, 3, s ig.. ,ni , J , H - yi? - 34, V E gif? 2---avulg-Q1-A ,A 5 ., I 41' w ' ' A ,. 1 .' V -E '-'- Ellsissi: ,..,-,.... ,.. ar '-Q w -nv sh, .fs- r r- .-a :Y ns: A 1 un. -'V ',..., w-Q ,Q if Qs,- ifx 'gag 6, J im Vondergeest President Class of 1965 Tom Parker Vice President Bernie Mcllonie Treasurer Under the leadership of Jim, Tom, Bernie and Annette Benton as secretary, the Senior Class had a successful year. They were united in their efforts and won first place in the Jimmie ,lives competition. The class as a whole also staged a Senior Ban- quet at the Elks Club as a last get together before going their separate ways. WALLACE ALVER Watseka, Illinois Psychology VALORIE BABB Minot Spanish VIRGINIA BAILEY Sutton Biology JANET BARNICK Jamestown History CATHRYN BATES Drayton History ANNETTE BENTON Ipswich, S.D. Sociology SHARON BLUMHARDT Kuhn Bus. Adlnin.. LOIS BOWMAN Bowman Elem. Educ. JOELYN BYMOEN New Rockford Nursing 203 E Ll' mean W X ' 'iiygi' 'E Fifi' Q'- QM , ' 'Q'-1 5- 'S ' I f'1H'.' U Lz! W :ff E: A , .,gfEas:,,.' - 1 m : 2.-u ' 1 W- JOHN HOIDAL Hopkins, Minn. Chemistry DONALD HUST Jamestown Physics BRADLEY JOHNSON Devils Lake Psychology JAMES JOHNSON Harvey Physics LINDA JOHNSON J amcstown Sociology ROBERT KICRCHER Jamestown Art LINDA KLEVEN Devils Lake English FRED KNUDSON Jamestown A qcounting EVA LEE LARSEN New England Physical Ellluwtinrz Class of 1965 Class of 1965 fn J xi' KEITH LINDSAY Edison, N. J. Psychology JERALDINE LUND Williston Sociology FRANK MATTHEWS ,Iumcslown Physical Education MARLENE MIEDIQMA Eckelson llislory BERARD MCIIAONIIII Iirlmunds Biology KAY MCINIAIIIQIN Watford Cily Nursing .IANICE MILLER Ancta Nursing LINDA NUGENT B isma rck Elem. Educ. LOUIS NUTTFIR Sunlmurst, Mont. Nursing I Jamcslown Class of 1965 I' ALAYNE OIAN Alcxundvr X English 3 JOHN OLSTAD .IZlI'llCFl0Wl'l Political SI'I'CIIl'C THOMAS PARKER 1 .L Lan gdon Bus. Admin. ' s MA RIT PlC'I'lil'IK I Jamestown l Nursing CI-IA RLOTT FI PF ICI PER Jzllneslnwn Soriolngy DENNIS PFICIFICR Plrysifral lfzllfrwlirln 'im MA RIIC PUHLMA NN Kulm German BARBARA HISKEDAHL Tuttle Nursing RALPH RORICRTS Devils Lake l Psychology y Class of 1965 haf i i nnin?V A xx H' ,Z fi , . , I .-.'a A aa A DONALD SAND New Town Chemistry DIANE SCHICMBICRCER New England Art MA IUORIIC SCHMIESS Sla rkwentlw 1' Mnilzematifss BETTY LOU SCHULZ Cassleton Nursing JANE SUQG Devils Lake Physical Education JANICE SKALICKY Battle View Sociology CHARLAINE SKEEL Jamestown Psychology SUE SPARROW Wise View, Mont. Nursing IZUMIE SUDOH Tsn City, Japan Chemistry SIIERILI.. UNCERECHT Glen Ullin English. JAMES VONDERGEICST Jamestown Physical Education HAROLD Wl'1N'l'I.ANl.7 Jamestown Biology RICHARD WILL Redland, California - English RUTH ANN WILLIAMS ' Minot French . if .I RSQESQI lil-' C 'Mix 41. . These then, are the seniors, never to return to their hallowed halls 'uni' 75 -. 'X Commencement 1965 vii -X At Commencement Exercises, degrees were given to 74 Jamestown College Seniors. Of these 45 received the Bachelor of Arts Degree, 20 the Bachelor of Science Degree, and 9 received the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree. Three Honorary Degrees were awarded. Edler Hawkins received the Doctor of Laws Degree, while both Arnold Lowe and Morris Sanderson received the Doctor of Humanities Degree. Because of rain, Commencement Exercises were moved from Taylor Stadium to the Memorial Gymnasium. The ceremony was delayed a half hour while the custodians prepared the gymnasium. Bob Reddig was awarded the Alumni Cup. Dr. Morris J. Sanderson was the speaker for Commencement. .il-,P-A - ff - Y- , , ,.. , A ' . - 'f jf -DT,-,'1+E..:.gg 4-A' .1-A - ' Q -H ,- . . V. , ' '-31' --Tffif .fo-, -71 The graduates all go their own ways after the Commencement Exercises. 2II West Business Loop Jamestown, N. 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