Luther College - Pioneer Yearbook (Decorah, IA)

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lwtlw ' o6vWomewDwwwmto witlvlbtew QlwQl1wUdfNobNegQw5tl1aInwv ' aiiowolyl-lmf I look at a woman as a human being, everyone has trouble striving for that definition, not only on campus, but everywhere. Women here at Luther often pose only as sex objects. At Luther it seems not so important how you define yourself but how other people define you. Kaylene jeppeson I don't always look at myselfas a woman but as a person. Sometimes women are more respected, but that doesn't say much. lam a person of fate, not a woman of fate. Not thinking anything of yourself is most dangerous, it can inhibit one from one's goals, and liberation of everything. Martha Grote Woman is an individual. Darla Rima Yes, Luther allows you to define yourself as a woman. Everyone can make themselves what they want to be. We must learn to exert more of our rights sometimes. loanne Harms A woman must learn to think as a person. lt is difficult to be a woman here at Luther. People are always concerned about sex roles. I feel l owe my parents something and can't move far enough away from their desires and influences unless I develop strong enough feelings. The community of male and female working together has to play an important role here on campus. Barb Twedt 'fLuther makes it extremely hard to be anything but 'Suzy Coedf Cora Leland Nl seek at Luther an education for myself. You can be a woman anywhere, it just depends on the attitude you show to other people. Nancy Lee f'lt's more important what you are as a person, not as a sex. Anyone can obtain their goals, or feelings if they put their minds LO it. Donna Stephens J' va. - , pn., 'iii E. Xi r A it

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'39 O ,xl xx This year marked the seventieth presentation of George Frederick Handel's Messiah at Luther Col- lege. There were two performances one on Saturday night December ist and one on Sunday afternoon December Znd. Rehearsals for the chorus of close to two thousand strong voices began in mid-Octo- ber. This year's performances will mark the 26th year that Weston Noble has directed the spectacle. Spiced with soloists, the perform- ance inspired every one of the par- ticipants and awed the audience, culminating in the chorus of I-IQJQLQM ' mf