Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1 MAC 9 6 7 WINTER First snow last night . . There across the Morning bay Sudden mountain-white - Shiki AUTUMN Sad twilight cricket . . . Yes, I have wasted Once again Those daylight hours - Rikei SPRING Pinions pulsating . . Your mind Traveling afar Butterfly dreamer? - C hiyo-ni TABLE CF CCNTENTS Infroclucrion Faculfy-Adminisrrarion Freshmen Fall Sophomores Winrer J uniors Spnng Seniors Index P399 P399 P399 page P599 P399 P599 page P399 page Where Have All The Hours Gone. or .... More Time Thcm Money Ae: MQ.:-. ' 5 51 1.311-. -.ffm wi ffossieim.sf1g?s3finfw5?ggS1:Ragga -f 3 X J , S M V ,Q f wifi Se M ? 'Em Axe wigs? aw S 5 3 S s 8 a 53? , if 2 Sd H ke . Xliglf-L,,..,i,.lg..,.,f1e,Se..ifff.f .mare -. , W -iw --f- feg,:fz:ggg:e::w.1,gf5g..:-k:11:g1, x55,s,xs-s,mQfeme--ge 1-gg,3gfg':g3f,- 'ESHQBYKHQ:fsififxiimQ e,:.f.m: swf'255252211Yff2EfY'5f1if2i- .i f:1'Qf1.E4H:5V-953' ,on..z.L,. ,LXL ,-.L , - yz., Q ol.:L 5 .lrz I . o,.. ,o.V1. .,.,. 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H141 Lucius Garvin, Executive Vice President and Provost. o o I John M Dozler Vice President for Financial Affairs Administration Under the leadership of President Harvey M. Rice, Macalester continues to thrive. Dr. and Mrs. Rice are familiar figures around the campus. They are frequent participants in community social events and avid spectators at college athletic contests. Dr. and Mrs. Rice again spon- sored the President's reception for incoming freshmen in the fall. The responsibilities of Lucius Garvin, Executive Vice President and Provost, center around maintaining and in- creasing the all-around excellence of Macalesteris academic affairs. He is in charge of hiring all faculty members. John M. Dozier, Vice President for Financial Affairs is a nativc of North Carolina. Mr. Dozier studied at Duke University as well as the University of Kentucky. His duties here encompass all of the business and fund raising con- cerns of the college. e 'f Harvey M. Rice, President ofthe College. Sumner Hayward, former Dean of the College. Hayward Resigns ln January Kenneth P. Goodrich, acting Dean of the College. Dr. Sumner Hayward, former Dean of the College, re- signed his post in January to become the first president of the new College of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Dr. Hayward is a graduate of Oberlin College and received his Ph.D. from Brown University in 1952. He was associated with several different colleges before joining the Macalester faculty in 1965. Dr. Kenneth P. Coodrich, chairman of the Macalester department of psychology, was appointed Acting Dean of the College. Dr. Goodrich came to Macalester in the fall of 1965. A graduate of Oberlin College, he took his Ph.D. in experimental psychology in 1959 at the State University of Iowa. He previously taught at the University of Pennsyl- vania and the University of XVisconsin. Dean of Students, Fred Kramer, is concerned with all aspects of student life. His work includes the activities of Community Council, Campus Chest, and Freshman Camp. Sue Lund, Associate Dean of Students, is in charge of all matters concerning women's dormitories, and acts as advisor for the Ott-Campus Women's Board and the As- sociation of VVomen Students. james H. Whipple, Assistant Dean of Students, coordi- nates the activities of all the menis residences. Fred P. Kramer, Deon of Students. James H. Whipple, Assistant Deon of Students. Sue Lund, Associate Dean of Students i A gs- J ii! f . Howard F. Huelster, Assistant Dean. Mrs. Dorothy Grimmell, Registrar. Fernam N. Budolfson, Business Officer. James C. Steeg, Associate General Secretary of the College 525 -fs. 11'-'W .JH-' John W. Secle, GeneralSecrefary of the College. Donald H. Hughes, Director of Educational Re- Lawrence A, Young, Director of William H. Gramenz, Director of Admissions. search and Innovation. Counseling and Testing. Assistant Dean of Students Howard Huelster is concerned mainly with student counseling. Any prob- lem related to the studentis academic life is referred to his office. Under the direction of Dorothy Crirnmell, the Registrafs ofhce prepares student academic files, re- cords grades, schedules classes and generally solves registration problems. The business office directed by Fernam Budolfson prepares and administers the annual budget, student loan funds, tuition contracts, and maintains account- ing records for all funds received and dispersed. Dr. XVilliam Cramenz heads the Oflice of Admis- sions in striving to bring qualiiied students to Macal- ester. This requires a careful screening of the growing number of applicants. The batterv of tests administered to all freshmen as well as the senior comprehensive tests are handled by Mr. Lawrence Young. He thus deals with the stu- dents, abilities, interests, and personalities. john XV. Scale and Iames C. Steeg head the Chal- lenge Program which was begun as Macalesteris re- sponse to the challenge by DeYVitt XVallace to raise ten million dollars in ten years which he would match equally. fre: . L .ew 4 ,X Margaret L. Doy, Coordinator of Special Events. sas- ' ss V ' Q s 5 vw' Dr. Maxwell Adams, college chaplain and pro- fessor of religion arranges all chapel and religious confrontation programs, Rev. Alvin Currier, assistant chaplain, helps to estahlish a liason between all church groups. Under the leadership of James Holly, XVeyerhaeuser and Olin Science Libraries continued to expand their services and improve their facilities. The office of Career Planning and Placement, estah- lished at Mac in August, 1966, serves underclassmen as well as seniors. Director of the office, Mr. Donald Knapp, and the Assistant Director, Mrs, Shirley Al- puerto, work in such areas as careers, employment, graduate study and summer job opportunities. Macalester alumni and other interested people are kept informed of the college events and achievements through the work of A. Phillip Beedon, director of Alumni Affairs and Publications. Miss Margaret L. Day, Coordinator of Special Events, is on hand to welcome all distinguished visi- tors to Macalester. Miss Day also helps plan special cultural events. i :5..m,e: ,nn Q- lffiasss WA 4 if Q X . E , 5 fE.:E':sf ' S wais- L f fwfr K X? A A X . 'ZS' 3. Q J X Vi, .G , ,I f , f . ,X Q as i K .FTTYLB A sb . S ig gk 2, 4 - NRE X WNQQKSX . N fi X xii 8 QF H4951 k fir- ,J-mr: ' A , L :.. . Q ..,, .,,15,::-f -. - xx' ...Q L Zhfb L ,,. Q .'4E.,., -sy .. 1 X X We 1-an H .. ,, .QM ' Lf'--gen 7 . x . . A-A f . . Ta- fi K Wifi g . if M uw? - '- k-X- N 11.4 . i N ,wwwxwf - 9 EQ S 'Q P My we - I.:-. X X 'A N ..:X.. Q - x-1EiX:Qi25xilfil . Q Q Th Q ff 11 ':S:. Xxx 'WN 1 N Mnm...,.,,A gifwfbl -. ' wl- .V x X Q- ' 5 ww, if t l' i.W A A V ' Mrs. Ruth Boyd and Mrs. Irene Gerner, Post Office Manager. Dflvld N- Kienlll, ACHN9 Director of PUl9l'C'fY Leonard M. Wenc, Director of Financial Aid. Administering and assisting witli all of tlie in-and-out of class international programs of tlie college is the new tune- tion of the International Center. Because of the new Wallace Grants. the Center has been liusv setting up an expanded Study-YVork Abroad Project and new foreign student programs. The Center is the focus for international activities for liotli foreign and American students. Tlie News Bureau supplies the Twin Cities, as well as the state and nation with stories of events at Nlacalester. Re- placing Mr. Ivan Burg, Director of Pula- licity, who was on salvl1atical,in Europe was Mr. David Kienitz. Leonard BI. XYencg director of finan- cial aid reviews all applications for H- naneial assistance, including scliolarsliips, loans and work contracts. Douglas YYasl4o deals with activities lield in the Student Union, from dances and the game room, to cultural pro- grams held in Cochran Lounge. Douglas P. Wasko, Activities Advisor and Di rector of Student Union Dr. Leland C. Lehman: the lighter side of bulls and bears. Meiselman .loins Economics Staff In September the Economics department welcomed Dr. David I. Meiselman as the new F. R. Bigelow Professor of Economics. Mr. Meiselman is also director of the Bureau of Economic Studies. Dr. Wfeekly is looking forward to the publication of his article, K'Christian Democracy in Chile: Idealogy and Econom- ic Developmentf in the Iourmzl of Inter-American Studies. Dr. Ja mes Street. Feet a-rest, Professor David Meiselman keeps abreast. W . K K- WeeklY1 one lU5l Cl19Ck OH the lGle5T from W0ll Lloyd J. Buckwell Jr. lectures on economic matters- balancing a budget perhaps? Left: Dr. G. T. Mitau prepares to pounce. ii wiv? lim W snif- NNN Dr. Duncan H. Baird considers a sfudenT's response Dr. Charles R. Green clarifies political terminology A . DR. 6.12 Ml TAU Are you sure Rolvaag is 40,000 votes ahead? Dr. Dorothy Dodge demonstrates enthusiasm. Mitau Predicts Election Results Two Political Science professors have recently published books. D. Van Nostrand Company published Dr. Dorothy Dodges first book, African Politics in Perspective, and Charles Scribner's and Sons published State and Local Government: Politics and Processes by Dr. G. Theodore Mitau, KSTP-TV once again asked Dr. Mitau to he their election night analyst for the 1966 election. XVith the aid of Mac students Stuart Thorsen and Quentin johnson, Professor Mitau was able to develop a formula and system tliarly Voting Estiinatesj which proved enormously successful. At 9:32 p.m. on election night, while incumbent Governor Holvaag was by actual count leading by 40,000 votes, Dr. Mitau and his group were able to estimate on the basis of 1.82 of the precinct returns that the Republican challenger Harold Lcvander seemed to be the victor by 53.32 of the vote. VVhen the full returns had come in, EVE proved accurate within .3 of one percent. The estimates proved equally accurate with respect to the Lieutenant Governor and U.S. Senator races. 23 Dr. Ernest R. Sandeen prepares a Man and His World lecture. 3 s Dr. Matti E. Kaups and Mrs. Hilclegard B. Johnson guide geography students. History Staff Active l :tram --A - .. . t. .a,.WwKMmmNNmNw .imma W Lu . -K' t . Professor Roger R. Trask tackles tangled treaties. 24 The History Department conducted the NDEA Institut in History which was directed by Professor Roger Trasl Dr. Trask also gave a paper at the Upper Midwest Confei ence. Dr. Ernest Sandeen gave a paper at the annua meeting of the American Historical Association in Sar Francisco, and directed the annual Canadian-Americar Conference. Professor Y. Armajani spent the summe: completing the draft of a volume on the Middle East. He also presented a paper at the Midwest Conference o Asian Affairs. Dr. Boyd Shafer, head of the department officiated as Vice President at the meeting of the Inter national Committee of Historical Sciences in Budapest and was one author of a volume on United States history He served as a consultant for the new National Endow- ment for the Humanities. Professor Earl Spangler pub lished a book for young people, The Negro in America and Mr. Henry Bair gave a paper on African history at the Conference of African Specialists. Dr. Hildegarde Iohnson, chairman of the geography de- partment, was SPAN faculty advisor for the Uganda group this year. Her research work is concerned witf missionaries as explorers in Africa. Dr. Matti Kaups is working on completion of his hook on Finnish immigra- tion to the U.S. The geography department is working on a substantial article on the Twin Cities in their changing functionalism. Right: Professor Boyd C. Shafer organizes his most recent manuscript. In Infernafional Affairs Dr. Earl Spangler considers the life of the American frontier. Henry M, Bqir Jr, and student confer on a historic dilemma. 25 Professors William A. Swain and Paul M. Berry contemplate the frustrations of Freud. g-ff.Qs1gi.,..ps1. .- .. Dr. Reece McGee exposes the intricacies of the Ameri- can social structure. Anthropologist David McCurcly constructs analogies tween cultures. Psychologists Charles C. Torrey and Raymond C. Johnson hold a lunchetime con- ference on their latest case. Dr. Gerlad Weiss stands amidst the subiects of his latest endeavor. Psychology And Sociology Expand Professor Jack E. Rossman and James A. McMartin attempt to saturate the sub- conscious. ' Expansion and innovation is evident in the Sociology Department with the introduction of Dr. David McCurdy as Macs first cultural anthropology professor and with the acquisition of one additional professorship to be filled next year. Dr. Paul M. Berry, department head, is spending second semester at Virginia Union University in connection with Macls exchange professor program with Negro colleges. Dr. lteece McGee is conducting a research project financed hy the Hill Family Foundation. His Career Deci- sion Project is a study of Midwest college faculty members. The past year has been one of growth and change for the psychology department. The department combined the two introductory courses into one course and did the same for the methodology classes. A new honors system was also developed. Charles Torrey was added to the staff, and Iames A. Mc-Blartin was a visiting professor during the first semester. Dr. Kenneth P. Goodrich received a research grant to study Reinforcement Contrast, and also published an article in Psychology and Monographs. Professor Wleiss is doing re- search on animal learning. 27 Dr. Richard B. Dierenfield organizes his knowledge. Mrs' Nancy Johanson searches Jean Lyle and friend activate learning techniques. for a case history. 28 Dr. Thomas L. Faix pursues inglepen dent study. Q 5 i E 55 5 E if ! Dr. Lincoln G. Ekman analyzes an eftective means of infixing knowledge. Edwin L. Groenhoff seeks advice H. Arnold Holtz examines new methods. Student Teaching During Interim The Education Department offers many different op- portunities to Macalester students. The fine quality of the programs in elementary and secondary education along with the Childrenis Center and the fifth year program ex- plains the increasing demand for its graduates. During interim, one hundred ten students from the de- partment did their student teaching. Edwin L, Groenhoif is now finishing his Ph.D., and upon its completion all of the faculty members will hold Ph.D. degrees. Meaunena O'Brien relaxes with a professional journal. 29 Mrs. Jean Probst explains the subtle logic of logarithmic tables. Dr. John R, Schue presents blackboard binom- Professor Albert L. Rabenstein ponders prisms iols. Department Hosts M.A.A. Meeting The Mathematics Department was host in May, 1966, to the meeting of the Minnesota section of the Mathematical Association of America. Dr. Ezra Camp is now serving his second year of a three year term on the Board of Governors of that Association. Dr. Albert Rabensteinis new book, Diyferential Equations, has already been adopted by several major universities for use in the fall of 1967. Dr. Wayne Roberts is presently engaged in writing a first year calculus text for college students. Professor John Schue has completed two years of research and has presented his paper at the Denver meeting of the American Mathematical Society. After one semester of sabbatical leave and one semester at Tuskeegee Insti- tute on the professor exchange program, Dr. C. Murray Braden has now returned to Macalester. Dr. Arthur W. Roberts confers with calculus students. Dr Ezra J Comp finds time for c puzzling polynomial T! Sherman W. Schultz, Jr. surveys the latest astronomy equipment. Dr. Russell B. Hastings explores sound phenomena. Mac Receives Third National This year was one of growth and improvement for the Physics Department facilities. Another grant from the National Science Foundation was received to help improve course offerings. This was the third such grant received at Macalester. A 14.7 Mev neutron source was made available for experimental research during thc sc-cond semester, This project was directed by Dr. E. N. Strait and Dr. Mikkelson. Dr. Sung Kyu Kim attended a Science Institute in theoretical physics at thc University of Colo- rado during the summer of 1966, and he hopes to use material from this institute in a new publication. Professor R. B. Hast- ings, department chairman, received a faculty research grant and a sabbatical leave for the second semester in order to con- duct research on sound phenomena. Dr. Raymond C. Mikkelson clarifies a complicated cal culation. RT Professor Edward N, Strait carefully considers the collection of data. Science Foundalion Gran? f 1' 'km Chemisfry Depar'rmen'r Graduaies ......... Yi' X-M-f'- f'M Dr. Emil J. Slowinski supervises chemical calculations. Dr, Henry Lepp examines lab equipment 34 A maze of equipment. T7 Scientific data is carefully scrutinized. A Record Number Cf Students This year the Chemistry Department will graduate a record number of chemistry major and core students. A new staff member is Dr. A. Truman Schwartz, a phy- sical chemist and Rhodes Scholar. He comes to Macal- ester from the Proctor and Gamble company in Cincinnati. Mr. Robert A. Walker is a visiting professor from Virginia Union University in Richmond. Profes- sor Fred B. Stocker had an article published in a chem- ical journal. Chemical Principles, Professor Emil Slow- inskiis general textbook, is now in publication. The Geology Department has put into effect a new modified curriculum. There are now two introductory courses, one being a prerequisite for the other. Dr. XValdo Glock has retired, and Dr. Gerald XVebers has joined the faculty. Dr. NVebers is a specialist in Antarc- tica und has been a member of three expeditions there. Dr. Lepp has published a journal article on the geo- chemistry of Minnesota iron formations. Dr. Wayne C. Wolsey and Robert A. Walker advise a fascinated student Su s Dr. L. Daniel Frenzel explains the mechanics of embryologiccal develop- Mrs, Joan A. Sims examines a recent subiect ment. anew an Dr. Eddie P. Hill surveys the progress of c new hybrid. MQ,-ine life gfudied during Interim, 36 Interim Offers , S Biology Study The Biology Department, headed by Dr. E. Rob- inson, has one addition this year: Dr. David Mech has been appointed research associate. As a wolf specialist, he, along with Dr. Frenzel and several students, spent interim term studying the ecology of timber-Wolf predation on deer. Also during interim, as in past years, a group of students spent the month at the Oceanographic Laboratory of Florida State University studying marine habitats. Students par- ticipated in field studies and some laboratory work and also were exposed to relevant speakers and read- ing. Dr. James R. Smail examines his delicate specimen. A student peers deep into the microscopic world. Dr. Albert Jones demonstrates a difticult lab technique an- ' , ,, , DV- Rcllph J- Lwiden P05e5 on The COUVT- Professor Dale L. Hanson and student construct o systematic strategy. Leg-limbering modern dance. 38 Physical Education Departments Incorporate Menis and womenis physical education at Mac is now incorporated into a single department with the professional physical education train- ing, intra-mural sports, inter-college athletics, and general service class offerings as equally emphasized divisions. Dr. Dale L. Hanson, head of the department, Gilbert Krueger, foot- ball coach, and David E. Hochtritt, hockey coach are new faculty addi- tions. Other innovations are the Tartan floor in the fieldhouse and a 342,000 federal grant for research facilities. The new equipment, including high- speed photography, will open the way for student and faculty studies in physiological, psychological, and mechanical kinesiology. A new method of developing teams, providing for continuity through- out the athletic year, as well as possible revisions in general physical education offerings, are still in the developmental stage. f-KISS I D it X , 5 -I xi 'K ' I K ,.,: A i is 5 , , Q... . David E. Hochtritt and Gilbert J. Krueger display philosophic physical education. Mary L. Remley exhibits fine form. Thelma Rickels directs medieval fencing Doubles partners Mrs. Patricia Wiesner and Douglas Bolstoriif await the birdie. ff Dr J. Donald Butler contemplates his Four Philosophies. Professor Henry R. West personifies Plato. Kierkegaard Authority Visits Macalester Dr. Hill, Philosophy Department head, is completing his book on the concept of meaning. Dr. West is completing a series of essays and is beginning a book of Iohn Stuart Mill. Dr. Thompson, who is Working on a book on love and justice, spent fall term as an ex- change professor at Bishop College in Dallas, Texas. Dr. David White spent fall semester as an exchange professor at Bishop Col- lege. Dr. Whiteis current research Work is on a paper about Ghan- dhi. Dr. Paul Holmer, internationally recognized authority on Kierkegaard, was at Macalester this year as a visiting professor from Yale. ' The Religion Department is considering possible Ways of coop- erating With four other area colleges and the University, including the eventual possibility of inter-college cooperative offerings in religion. Dr. Butleris Idealism in Education was published in January, 1966, and a third edition of his Four Philosophies is scheduled for release before the end of summer, 1967. Dr. Dawe hopes to have the manuscript ready for publication of his second book at the end of the year. Mr. Gastonis dissertation will be published following his oral examinations in Basel this coming summer. Dr. Hopper spent the 1965-66 year completing the manuscript of his book on Tillich, and acting as a visiting teacher at Lane College in Iackson, Tennessee during second semester. Dr. Thomas E. Hill reveals an Aristotelian argument Modern iheology is scrutinized by Dr. David H. Hopper. Lloyd Gaston religiously checks his campus P.O. 1 s EJ aw.. Q l we .ww www Butler Eitel encourages adventuresome virtuoso. Vincent W. Carpenter explains augmented sevenths LIS I C GTS I , M ' Off Sk'II Q i . l Qi Q5 W8 K ir 3 ,iss X-15.1, 'QW Thomas Nee puzzles over a Stravinsky score. Nathaniel G. Williams experiments at the keyboard 42 nuff'- li W 'F' Professor lon A. Morton tunes in on musical activities. vn- tl Knowledge, And Artistic Life The music department seeks to prepare a student for professional activity in the arts. It also provides for the student with no professional interest who does, however, desire personal skill and knowledge in music. Finally, the music department provides the college community with an artistic life of interest and pleasure. The band and the orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Butler Eitel, give students the opportunity to perform together works ranging from classical to contemporary. Both the large Varsity Choir and the select Little Choir appear in concert several times during the academic year. Conducted by Mr. Thomas Nee, the choir premiered December, by Mr. Henry Brandt at Christmas time, and presented Berlioz's Damnation of Faust during the second semester. Colleguim Musicum, sponsored by the department but directed solely hy the students, is an organiza- tion which presents students in concert. Dr. Donald N. Ferguson examines the subtleties of Chopin X A ' 535 S if I gl Workshops wield wonderg, Visiting artist William Soltzmon encourages budding Michclelongelos. Professor Anthony Caponi amplifies the obstruct. w GN ,XM-' SHN: i if as was Dr Donald D Celender examines the embelllshments of oriental art Clay, Confusion, and creation, Art Flourishes Creative students uhllze artushc techniques New in the Art Department this year are Mr. Robert A. Israel and Katherine R. XVellman. Mr. Israel has been an instructor at the Minneapolis School of Art for the past two years. In November, an exhibit of drawings, paintings, prints, sculptures, and a photographical essay, all the work of Mr. NVilliam Saltzrnan, visiting artist at Mac, was held in the Ianet Wallace Fine Arts Building. Mr. Saltzman studied at the University of Minnesota, the Art Students' League, and Cumrnington School. He was director of the Rochester, Minnesota, Art Center for twelve years. Douglas P. Hatfield concocts another theatrical delicacy Drama chores oFFers an emotional scene -from Dreams Deferred . Drama Continues In Fine Tradition Lyman K. Steil, instructor in speech and drama, was new in the drama department this year. New second semester was Mrs. Bachman, instructor in speech and oral interpretation. This year, the department had its first student to obtain a Masters degree in speech and education, John Cunningham. As a part of his thesis, he directed the play, The Rivals. During Interim, Miss Owen was one of the members of an inter-college group which took a theater tour of London. The group, includ- ing some Macalester students, saw about thirty plays during the month. Mary Gwen Owen represents a tradition of oratory excellence. 1 Q L Would-be thespians muse over Macbeth. Harvey P. Jurik directs dramatic set design. N.. W. Harley Henry and Patricia L. Kane examine recent literary criticism. English Department ' Courses Revised F 1 n s ' if-.1 New faculty members of the English Department include Mr. Harley Henry, Mr. Joel Baer, and Mr. Ro- bert Hill. Freshman English was limited to one semester and the requirements for a major in English were re- vised. Dr. Roy Swanson wrote an article on Par Lagerkvist and continued to edit Minnesota Review. Dr. Green- berg was in India on a Fulbright Scholarship. He has published articles on William Blake, Folklore, and Psy- chological Criticism. Professor Ray Livingston was in- volved in a series of television programs entitled Man and Beastf and Dr. Hunter published two articles on Milton. Dr. Patnode conducted an English institute last summer in connection with the National Defense Edu- cation Act. Dr. Roy A. Swanson takes a well-earned coffee break 48 Professors Wiliiom B. Hunier and Colvin W. Trues- dale confer on an amusing poetic interpretation. Dr. Celesfic A. Meister, John M. Keenan, and Dr. Jock Poinode discuss The well- George W- Bowen mediT07951 Oh 70 be in EUQIUHC-il made pions of mice and men. wr fr Alexander Guss sits among the great faces of Russian Iitera ture. Q, s Serving as a new associate professor and chairman of the Classics Department was Dr. William P. Donovan. Dr. Dono- van is a Fulbright Fellow and received his Ph.D. from the University of Cincin- nati in 1961. During the fall of 1966, the French De- partment received an unsolicited gift of one hundred dollars from the French government to help it develop its extra- curricular program of meetings, lectures, and films. Two distinguished visitors, M. Francois Emica, director of French Radio and Television in Martinique, and M. Pierre Clarac of Paris spoke to French students. Two exhibits of great interest, one, The French in America, and the other, Institutions Scolaires et Universi- taires de la France cFAuj0urd7hui, were displayed in the spring. Mr. Phillip A. Lee, who came to Macalester from Stet- son University, was added to the staff. Edward Brooks Jr. prepares to conquor ancient D' W'H'am P Donowm PlUn9e5 H170 the U99 Gaul. ' Deep into Dostoyevsky with K Boris Ganusowskl FRENCH ,pu-sw 1 1 3 --,- Virginia Schubert and Harry L. Brotnober Jr.: cafe ou lcxit between clcsses. Helen N. Peters surveys French cultural developments. NW Philip A. Lee, Borghild K. Sunclheirn, and Mrs. Morionnc: Forde peruse cs French journal. 51 Linguistic progress provides smiles for Mrs. Valeria Bclltina and Gertrude A. Mayer. . X I ....- W.-V V L -Q-W g.. Dr. Franz perament. J., 4-...... by ..,,,,,,.,.,,..M.v...,N.a......Ws.i..,.w . M . ,A-w.w-w,..s-xwsww .,N.W. .. r- MUN D MQ D i with L' . swam '2- . ii.,. . .ai Westermeier exhibits a quizzical aspect of the Teutonic tem- Dr. Frank D. Hirschbach enthralls his class with a Deutsch dis- course. GERMAN Professors Robert E. Dye and David B. Sanford relax after class Al'C'C' Gonzales Showers he' CIGSS with U del'-'99 Of diff' Professors Robert J. Dassett Jr. and Donald L. Fabian analyze GHCIFS south of the OQUE border. SPANISH Linguists Leap Language Barriers Dr. Albinson, on sabbatical during fall term, re- turned to resume her duties as German Department chairman spring term. Dr. XVestermeier was aet- in g chairman in her absence. Dr. Dye's current project is a collection of novelle and short stories. Articles about XV. H. XVac-kenroder and Ludwig Tiech are occupying Dr. Sanfordis re- search efforts. Dr. Hirsehbach is working on a book on Alfred Kerr, a Berlin theater critic. He is also Writ- ing an introduction to and editing a reprint of the literary, political, dramatic, and economic journal PAN, which appeared in Berlin from 1910 to 1915. The Minnesota High School German Contest was directed this year by Dr. Hirschbaeh. As in previous years, the Spanish Department again sponsored its uklexican Caravanf' an interim trip to Mexico under the direction of Robert Dasset. New members of the department for the 1966-67 year include Mr. Harold jones, a Phi Beta Kappa and a Fulbright Fellow, and Mr. Stanley XV. Connell. Stanley W. Connell phone orders a new sornbrero FRESHMEN First dream of the year. I kept it a dark secret. Smiling to myself Sho-U '. Q tres-5 . nf F. sw.-B -yy if w w- sf W ' fsjbiffi ' ' if FTS M .J X Y5 1. S ' ,.g, , .,,b... L .: ,ww 1, -1 . ' J Class Oliicers: il-rl Barb Brodie, Secretaryg Mark Steen, Vice-President: Louise Hal vorson, Treasurerg Ken McCarty, President is .qs 2:5 5 ,n, , . . if ' i.- rx Craig Aase Mary Ackerman Cynthia Adelman Candice Aeziman Dave Allen Terry Allen Clyde Allison Leslie Alston Craig Altmeyer Mary K. Andersen Bobby Anderson Jo Susan Anderson Mark Anderson Paul Anderson Kathy Arkinson John Arneman Lois Arth Judson Barker Howard Barnes Susan Barnes Bruce Batchelor Paul Bauer Erik Baum Tom Bauman Cheryl Beardslee Mickey Beaver Alma Joyce Bell Kathy Bell Richard Bend Bonnie Jean Benge Steve Bennett Marla Benson Margaret Berger Mike Best Linda Betsworth David Beulke Marilyn Biel Martha Binderup Gary E. Biron Rosemary Black David Block Linda Block Lee Bloomquist Liz Blue Michael Bott Evelyn Bottorff Martha Bowers Elizabeth Braden Fern Bren Susan Briggs Barbara Brodie Ellen Brooks Candy Brown Wallace Jr. Brown Karen Browne David Brucato Charles Bruner Susan Bryan Nate Bucklin Edwin Burgess Brian Buss Laurence Butler Gretchen Bye David Campbell Margie Campbell Alayna Carlson Carol Carlson Dan Carlson Nancy Carlson Sandra Casber Sue Casey Peter Cefalu Robert Chalgren Ann L. Chamberlain Bill Chamberlin Michael Chaney Debbie Chase Linda Christensen Lorraine Christensen Jacquelynne Christman Veronica Christman Daniel M. Cisin H. Brent Clark John Clingerman Becky Cochrane Larry Colbeck Elizabeth Covey Roberta Creamer Marilyn Cross Nancy Cross Tim Culver Louise M. Custer Keith Dallenbach Diane DeBoer Dennis Decherd Kent DeLong John De Mars David Dereus X if ssl 41225, - 2 s xx ew 5? MS wwf 5 x c J s A J, 5 - - at 1 1, D if'- Q ig Q i gig :-f ,s ..5, k X. Q18 g X ,, ul' so X fs +183 Q-K 2 X Q iii 'K 5, X rl L .Rx 12.5 ex, Q MXN Aiwa I Q' ii' 3:3922 IGN we.. ii S. . -is Sf W ss ,-.f' eff , X . vt, , 2--L' N-ul 7 3 5, L .Fx Q sc re- s 1 was 1 fm av Q be av- ' x SS aim i - Q ez ' . v . W ...k we f I y X: L.:- sg 2 ' J , is as ,X. -le Q Wm Q 'H at w.. E '2 a -S 'S .., L 'Q - ai:-s c 1 S si iii 3 x. u sv ,ss S 3 Na+ o I. so Paul Sherburne W. Lee Shovell Ellen Siewert Richard Sioberg Michael Smith Rhonda Smith Bob Snell Linnea Sodergren Helen Spangler Elaine Stathopulos Mark Steen Mary Lou Stein Stanley Stenson Robert Stephenson Mead Meredith Stone Alan Jerome Storry Marcia Strait ,lim Straka Diane Stratford Judy Anne Strom John Stutz Joel Suzuki Jim Svardahl Claudia Swanson Linda Swanson Roxana Swartz David Swenson Philip Swetin Joyce Takekawa Cindy Tang Madalena Tavares Hudson Taylor Tom Thacher Robert Thaden Ted Thirby Bruce Thomas Marie Thourson Mike Trenbeath Meg Tripp Bobbie Turnball Jett Tuttle William Uhlenkott Marilyn Urban Patricia Vandersall Paul VanGorp Gholam BatanDoust Theresa Kay Ventura Sherry Visor Larry Voeller Steven Voiles Nancy Carol Vraspir Lynn Wagenhals Jerry Waldron Lynda Waters Mark Warner Susan Watson Bardwell Way Timothy Welch Mary Wellman Barbara Wenstrom Stuart West Nancy Westrell Elmer Whitepipe ii O tit.,- C EIL gs gs 'E' -In ,rt R. ni' gn f we is N ri , Q .. 7 i K gk kkikk by tv --- ' f' a S ,.Q: . . , 5 , 1, .G W. , + 6 34 F' .- - + s it in- xr X rr . wif 'zfiigrf .L 3 s , E1 M, 'A at 5 W. 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Dougherty Robert Douglas Larry Doxsey Robert Duffy Pat Easley Kirk Easton John Eayrs Jane Echternacht Mary Edwards Bradley Eggen Sylda Eitel Van Eldridge John Paul Ellis Joyce Ellzey Joy Ericson Tom Estenson April Evans Paul Ewert Nancy Fahrney Dennis Falk Carolyn Farndell Patricia Farr Peter Fenn Lesalyn Ferrel Alice Ann Fleming Steven Floyd Dennis Ford Joyce Francis Lynne Francis Cheryl Fulcomer Eugene Fuss Robert Gaffney Chester Garner Kathleen Genesen Rebecca Gernert Paula Gersich Rebecca Gibas Roger Gingrich Janet Glaeser Nancy Glass Rosemary Jean Golz Ricaurte Goti Charles Grady Kurt Graffunder Richard Greenwood Jan Hagg Louise Halverson Phil Halverson Chuck Hanna Dale Hansen Martha Hansen Kristin Haraldson Doug Harper Richard Harris Richardo Haskins Pam Hauschild Carol Hawkinson Linda Hayes Julie Heaton Caroll Heiden Jeanne F. Henium Richard Newell David R. 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Reeves Erika Reich Rita Reusch Guy Reynolds Susan Rhodes Steven Ring Wallace Roberts John Robertson Patricia Robinson Yvette Rodig Nancy Ronstrom John Rosa Duncan Rose Ted Rudberg Marsha Samways Anne Saunders Margaret Saunders Linda Sautbine Greg Schaffner Serene Schanfield Peggy Schieldahl Dale Schmidt Gary Schultz James Schultz Larry Schussler Kay Schwarzrock Mike Sederberg Dick Shank Josephine Sharp 422. 5 ' W X- c L 1, W sr 'ek 5 ' .5- I i g' ,3 Q w , A 'ig 'xr Vw Q W-S'-lt is N sw it -1 za, K i . I 52 M XL K5 ,,,..., fi mg Q11 V 3 is -E 'af Y we x R E gg. k kk , rrt r . 'A'-was Vhhw L- g .ga is ff Q 2 ,vines , ,lx -, , F- If Y. A . sg,ss gg , S s Q 6 :.. .V . , X s,gYl5ln.s+ K L fs 1 t it X , 1 kv I Mx A N 'Et' 1 - ,. ... sm. . .-25 4 wr -wg-if Sm . gi ali, Q T W' x sl H it 1 J ' ' . unf- 'tr'. .. S 2. . . f wk K all ' ICQ' W 5 1. nr L. AQ- QR XA x M. it . .Q 5' -s .af 1l ',j m , A xx. Y X ' xii: il T Q X . Q. Y . 5, fm- 2 2- is : f s, -ta.. .., 'r f , o .... ii. fi Q gi H N. was - K Vik gs Q., , ,. 5 ' is K wc a- M a '3 3, il Sn se Paul Herring Larry Hess Nancy Hicks Burce Higgins Gilbert High Lois K. Hiken Tom Hoblit David Hodge Jeffrey Hohman Bob Holt Tom Homme Jacqueline Hopkins Robert L. Huber K. Christine Hurst John Ikeda Cynthia Jackson Julie Jackson Bill Jacobsen Mary M. Jacobson Richard Jacobson Carol Jaeschke Joan Jarvis Lawrence Jefferson Theodore Jewett Holly Johnson Jeanne Johnson Kris Johnson Linda Johnson Nancy Johnson Suzanne Johnson Judith Ann Jordan Sandra Kacher John Peter Katsantonis Dexter N. Katzman Sandra Keller Nancy Kendall Janice Kent JimfKersting John W. Kessler Elizabeth Kiesow Charles Kingswan Rebecca Kissling Barbara Klatt W. Michael Kleine Randy Knepper Barry Knight Russell Knighton Linda Knobloch Rory Koepp Susan Kometani Charles Korsmo Kim Kowalke Richard Krahulec Debbie Kramp Edward Eugene Kranz Sharon Krause Richard Krein Jay P. Kulstad Kingsley R. Labrosse Edward Laine John Lampland Kathi Lane Laurie Langen David Lantz Roger Larson Steve Larson Bob Latchaw Dotty Lentz Mark Lewis Doris Lilleberg George Lindall Debbie Lindberg Paula Lindberg Margaret Linn Diana Lippmann Stewart C. Loper Jim Lorenz Patricia Anne Lowe Sarah Lund Bob Lynn Linda Lyslo Sandy Mac Kenzie Douglas Macomber Lynn K. Maderich Bruce Madsen Fred Manthey Susan Margulies Liz Martin Mathias Masem Saadie Matalon C. Bruce McCalmon Ken McCarty Jan McCullagh Bill McElrath E. Jane McKinley Robert McManus Dawn McNeal James McNeilly Kathleen Ann McPherson Jan Meier Mark Meinke Karl Melby Douglas Melena Ross Messick Chris Meyer Michael A. Mikulich Robbin Milanovich Shireen Miles Debbie Miller Marilyn Miller Wesley Miller Charlotte Mitchell Meloni Midori Mits Karyn Mlinar Jo Ann Moline Scott Moore David Morgan John Morken Kathy Morton Joel Mueller Kathy Murphy Patricia Nafstad Melissa Nellis Janet Nelson Tom Nelson William Newberg if ,eil X :ESX ,L ' me X? 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'ui'g , 1 . .Q 'K was 11 -E Yi if V5 ,I 1 6 - I U ' - A ,. -5 gx as O -Vx ui- gf Y A Q 0 ' is -' , A' Q3 V -' 4- 'E' A 5 ' X ' V. I gt I I gl f .ki ' 9 . ' 'V if I Z Q r x Q I I ' gg E ' .5 U ,. . 'iw' ' .Q MT Q7 KY. , 'Q' L '..,, .I -N. 5 '. x ' Y E, ra , Q .1 . . , A .V Q V91-EA,,'lv V -,. .M A ' , QLA- I' ,' -., A ' .1-- un. V' fab ' ,I ' - lg 2 l . . . or Oh no! Here they come again! What's Frosh Camp without the traditional Have you heard about registration? volleyball game? Honor your partner and your corner. 58 Upper Classmen Reinhabir Qld Haunrs PSI 'I pm!!! i May I pleqge See your ID? Take cz load oFf your feet. Xxx X' ,. x .M X Bcnkin' on the MAC issippi River. Be it ever so humble . . . r Clubathon Nome Phone No Vim' Smnsncsllm And I have o different wig for each outfit The truth 0b0U9 PiC0SSO- It said with only 3 lessons l'd be the life ofthe pczrty! Mac Dayt Day The Mac Day? 500 meter handicap. Early in the fall, Mac sponsored a Mac Dayt Dayv in conjunction with the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church. Underprivileged children came in buses and cars to spend the day with a Mac student. Morning activities included races, games and folk-singing on the mall, followed by lunch in the cafe. For the afternoon, the youngsters, accompanied by their Mac big brothers and sistersi' moved to the gym to see the pipe band, skits, and an oral interpretation group. The Dayts re- turned to their homes, exhausted after a big day. Nl. Doe, a deer. . e ,. , 9 r wg, E .11 if- ff , 1 He said he'd give me 'I5 bucks to write this paper. Dr. Rice congratulates the new queen, Roberta McNaughTon, while members of the court look on. HCMECCJMING 1966 Sue Cole Shirley Brandt Sue Fish Roberta McNaughfon Storm The Gusties The Sophomore class holds down the fort. A float is afloat. .mr They said Storm the Gusties but this is ridiculous! The Homecoming Parade? LeT's get this show on the road. The LeMans '66 S'ryIe If all else fails, follow directions. Does he or d0e5n'1he? Many bruised knees later . . . ln college spirit we never lack land that's no1allD! S 1 3 You must be kidding Burnt marshmallows anyone? Cloudy with a prevailing Gustie win. Bert welcomes ihe alumni with cx warm smile. Don't fell anyone but l've got the ball! Campus Scenes The sew nr, .4 ik calling bell Travels the curling Mist-ways . . . AILHLITLII, morning - Bvaslw Y ,Q , ,B m,....r, av - I 2... ,.' 1- W ' Q , -.Sk , V ' if 1 Q - M, Q., HK? QNX P WRSQY. k S9 -lodge , Vs-Mies. ,X .... QW. , V 'Y as W 4 11 T ' 'Q his ! 1 ,weft fa ,rw- s if-.4 ,X lm. V M' ff ? 6 E l Guess where? . TE fs' 1, -3' wwf, 4 , L A-s s '. 'L ' A A , A m l,Ll Q O! ll K ll, I, 2 :S Q 3 ' . X XJ ls X ll if 'Esta' M A l Ml' l ji' NT L A lfll sf 5 ' mourns cmfmnfn on cm R gs 'si gi i .T . f E Q SF Q ' sf rv ' Sometimes we overflow. Wipe out! ilss ,Z v x QA 67 Freshman quarterback Bob Lueben faces a formidable wall of Gustavus defensive linemen as he scrambles for yardage. Mac 12 Wartburg 13 De Pauw 6 Hamline 14 Augsburg 6 St. Iohnis 7 U of M Duluth 6 St. Thomas 6 Gustavus 0 Concordia Gridders Place ast ln MIAC Defensive cornerback Jim Buhro, number 29, and lineman Lee God- dard, behind Buhro, race toward the ball-carrying Gustavus player in the foreground. Front row Cl-rl: Dale Gasser, Cecil Underwood, Bob Johanson, Gary Riedl, John Stusek Kco-captainl, Lee Goddard ico-captainl, Bob Carter, Jon Echternacht, Don Trickel. Row 2: Lee Bloomquist, Jamie Yamamoto, Dick Anderson, Ted Obler, Ken Gager, Howie Hellickson, Dave Allen, Steve Van Slyke, Tom Ziebell. Row 3: John Rosa, Tom Waterman, Pete Jensen, Ken Carlson, Bob Henson, Soren Nywall, Elmer Platers, Rich Divine, Robin Erickson. Row 4: Jim Buhro, Warren Chakolis, Chris Gannaway, Steve Voiles, Ralph Micheli, Chuck Korsmo, Terry Allen, Bob Leuben. Row 5: Coach Dave Hochtritt, coach Gil Krueger, Wayne Kuitu- nen, Gerry Waldron, Ben Ahles, Dean Wollmuth, Macaran Baird, Gary Johnson, coach George Smith. Back row: Jim Wortman, Steve Ewald, Jim Early, John Doe, Wally Brown, Scott Forbes, Lee Olsen, Paul Jensen, Competition Guarding quarterback Don Trickel as he prepares to pass dur- ing an early season practice session are, from left to right, John Stusek, Paul Jensen, Bob Carter, Lee Goddard, Terry Mikulich, Ken Carlson, and Lee Olsen. Quarterback Don Trickel hands off the ball to Ken Carlson during o practice shortly before the Gustavus game. Running with Carlson are Terry Mikulich and Lee Olsen. Franco Vicino intercepts a pass by bouncing it off his head, and tries to direct it to teammate Gholamreza Vatandoust. This year, for the first time, the soccer team was oFficially recognized as a varsity team. Varsity Soccer Team Earns As Del Ehresman watches, teammate Franco Vicino attempts a pass, On the tar right is Mike Reudy, one ofthe team's best ball handlers. 70 Mac Concordia Carleton St. Olaf Mankato Augsburg St. Thomas Gustavus Hamline Hamline St. Thomas U of Minn. Rushing downfield, Bob PeiFFer tries to elude an opponent and pass to Rich Cowles. ln soccer such pass patterns can be as intricate as those of regular football. Winning Season As Franco Vicino collides with an opponent, Rich Cowles speeds after Deftly maneuvering the ball beyond the reach of his opponent the ball. Franco Vicino moves downfield toward the opponent's goal net Led by conference co-champions Bob Witcraft and Jim Svardahl, a cluster of runners heads for the finish line at the MIAC meet Wntcraft s and Svarclahl's winning time forthe four mile course was 21:30. 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'iimffe K X fs. aw- ffz ffvz.-ff-W:---51: f'1t5.L?t-iiiffl-,sw gg-2 552 3, E-W -um ,. . --E-: J ,fm ::,,:.,::-,, - ' L , 2 V it 4 'A r - -K 1 L- -- ..., .fsiii-:Wee Wm: 1, ,, :ff .ve-1 News .ez we-18, smaeff'QE.,fQ s mga! Macalester dominated the MlAC meet. 72 Pre-meet tension in the locker room K K ,Q ' . a e . Much of the power of this season's cross country team was provided by outstanding freshman, Pictured during an early workout on the track are Scott Moore, Jim Svardahl Bill Wilson, Dave Hodge, Pat Brady, Jerry Steiner, and Bob Witcraft. SEASON RECORD 6th in NCAA 3rd at Bemidji Invitational 2nd at St, Cloud Invitational Ist in MIAC 2nd in NAIA District Some Macalester runners make last-minute preparations iust before the start of the race. AWS and 'rhe Revelation Tea President Kay Weirick and Dean Lund are backed by Sandy Kaari, 'Lorna Grindell, Dolores Olson, and Dianne Husby. 1 1 E And then she said, What large ears you have. A happy lime sis Tennish anyone? I think they're watching the Rose Bowl Parade. The Prospector The President The Baron Street Singer The Ragpicker Paulette The Deaf-Mute Irma The Broker Street Juggler Dr. Jadin Countess Aurelia Pierre The Sewer Man Mm. Constance Mlle. Gabrielle Mrne. Josephine THE CAST John Kessler George Meyn John Clingerman Wfallace Roberts David Deutsch Pauline Eichten Wilfred Smith Luise Custer Daniel Colburn Donald Patchin Floyd Massey Kathleen Marvin Mark Anderson Rodney Laydon Jeannette Casenave Ann Millin Lynn Niederfeld The Madwoman of Chaillot Others in cast: VVarren Monteiro, Jan Hagg, Christian Parker, John Dege, Alan XVarner, Timothy Downs, Avis Kresin, John Taylor, Pame- U . la Hauschild You thunk this IS bad -you should have seen my nose before d gnuungm1fr nf ufg,z,1 gl l had it bobbecl. 75 But, Dorling, I like older women. You Can r Gel Blood Cui of a Turnip Congratulations Issa! . . . You have Survived to feed This Yearns mosquitoes - Issa But these Mocifes ore willing to do their best. A true stoic. Courage hos it's rewards. International Weekend International Week was shortened to a Weekend this year, but the activities were so varied and many that it was hard to tell. On Novem- ber 4th the festivities started including foreign films, contemporary art and music shows, academic seminars, a Carnaby Street Style Show in the dining hall, a dance in the library, and convocations featuring noted psychologist Colin Wilson and Drew Middleton. The end of the weekend came with a bang-and Professor Mulfred Sibley- on Sunday, No- vember 6. Tl'1at's right, Miss, iust a straight line please Me a model! Wl1o'd a thunk it! Jerry Parks, Sandy Cade, and Jacob Quaye are the current officers of the International Club. Y is' 3-nf .3 Yes, I've tried Clearasil. l 77 i Canadian-American Conference This year Macalester Was the host for 24 students from United College in Winnipeg, Canada, for the 1966 annual Canadian-American Conference. During the four days of the conference, November 9-12, the U. C. and Mac students participating discussed 'iEthnic Tensions in the Modern VVorld: Roots, Forms and Solutionsf' Different countries, similar concerns. -I-he Shot heard round the World. Campus Ches'r Try this beep beep blade And he walked on the water. Promising orfis1s? Chaos i e N2 vtSasA...N, x .' ' ' - YDFL Executive Board il-rl: Craig Boe, Roger Peterson, Marlene Johnson, Pauline Eichten, Mark Linder, Tim Johnson. YDFL , w Post Election Symposium After the Fall 80 YGCP YGOP Executive Board. Front row fl-ri: David Allen, Mark Hansen, Jeremy Nichols, Carol Leske, Lynne Olson, Pat Jones, Randall Johnson. Back row: Dan Peterson, Jim Shuchman, Chuck Brown, Kimble Johnson, Donald Olson, Mere- dith McPherson, Margaret Kane, Jeanette Schilling. Minnesota's most valuable SHORTstop speaks at Mac. The meeting of the minds- Election Seminar. Chuck Brown charmed by Jean LeVander Our circulation's bound to increase -- look what it did for cornflakes. Mac Weekly Jon Kuklish, 'lst semester editor Merry Mason, 2nd semester editor Anonymous: I don't mind, but what's with the black hand. Our deadline was when?! A wave to the cheering fans. When the swimming team challenges Mac Women to a meet, chaos results. Chaos of another kind followed Kirkls eye-opening spectacle. Lost minute instructions Julian and crew Nice novel! No comment af all. That hollow feeling before the jump Yes, l'd love to go out with you! . , . Indian summer is beautiful, buf . . Wmler 5 Commg' 84 Dupre House Council. Cl-ri: David Lunclsgard, Dennis Stromberg, Barb Elvecrog, Tom Watson, Ann Pressman, Julie Bongard, Kimble Johnson, Martin McCormack, Min Herbert, John Gnagy, David Opp. .wvww N a kw- Tweak! Dupre Hall Dupre iifth floor West sponsored a luau this fall for the entire dorm. Dupre has also entertained the campus With their Halloween Spook House, An Old Fashioned Christmas and several other events throughout the year. Dolha ve to? Dayton House Council: Front row Cl-rl: Dave Allen, Jerry Parks, Charlie Bartz. Row 2: Roger Forbes, Wes Miller, Rich Greenwood, John Brandt, Steve Floyd, Keith Schroeder, Jim Bennett, Mike Davis, Kenn Ellison. R.0W 31-lOl'1Y1 KGfSC1f1TOl'liS, Julian AlC0, l-SON l-0iCl1le, John Chamber- lain. Dayton and Turck House Councils Turck House Council: Front row ll-ri: Candy Brown, Barb Smith, Ann Silvers, Esther Whiteside. Row 2: Peg Ellis, Judy Aanstod, Suzanne Smith, June Cramer. Row 3: Carol O'Connor, Yvonne Dahlman, Mary Stahmann, Shanaz Yusefzadeh, Karen Brown, Ruth Lines, Janice Nelson, Peg Schieldahl, Beth Hamrin, Mary Byrnes. This fall Turck and Dayton Halls co-sponsored a 'iBunny Cluhv dance with the resulting chorus lines. Turck is also notorious for its backrubs, which are held periodically throughout the year. l s You sure this is The wcy Flo Ziegfeld started? For my next number . . . Untouched by human hands. Behind SAGA Scenes l Would you believe cz Hum- bo Jumbo . . . or was it a Mumbo Jumbo ? Mother SAGA always leaves me with The dishes. I refuse To use that silverware! How Macifes Spend Their Time P 90 Should we blow out the candle? lf that's beon, where's bacon? Would you believe an eight o'clock? : Let's forge? about our picnic lunch. -is si Class Oflficers ll-rl: John Walton, Mark Vaught, Phyllis Walker, Ron Guernsey QL wexsssi .,sX-W. :I Q ' ML fy. 2351? ff 5? iiirif f Sim' -3 556 has ...sr- 1:,zf?i,f. - is - . --I: ,. . - S, Q B? 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Chamberlain Linda Chapman Laurie Chittenden Charlotte Christian Julie Christle ' Louis Chunovic Carol Cina Lawrence Clamons Anne Clark Jo Ann Clark Robert Clayton Mariorie Cline James Cochrane Daniel Colburn William Coldwell Carolyn Collins Kathryn Conner Carol Copeland Doug Corcoran Carolyn Cornell Jan Corrington Harold Coulter Bill Cox Carol Craig Scott Creeger John Croes Boyd Crooks John Cross Richard Cunningham John C. Curlee Polly Dana William C. Daniels Michael Davis Robert Davis Robert DeBaugh Bob DeBoer John Dege so L, Q B3 A9-R g Q .f st wwf--V A fir K mf Q .,s x Riva AN ,Q X Q .. A' in xx P 6 cj M Q N is W.. ,,,Q Q 2. N,k at x - - ea. J N Vkk 5 K ' -s , .-me ' , . L. R - V 5. i j-1-i'.1:: I N f W ,sm tp X ZW A' t 231 'K N E. 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Prentice Ann Pressman Thomas Prinz Henriette Pruyser John Purkat Richard Pyle Michaele Rachlin Don Ralston Candy Rasmussen Linda Reed Jane Reister Greg Renstrom Judith Rhodes Thomas Roberts William Roberts Charlie Rogers Joanne Rogers Brian Roragen Ellen Rose Janet Ross Nancy Lee Ross Susan Rudolph Robynne Runyon Paul Rusterholz Gail Ryan Sandee Sackett Clayton Sankey Moreau Sankey Kazuko Sato Tom Saunders ...:,. sa .1-I. - . s I We Ftfi ssc M41 QB ir x gf as X H X5 we 3 x xc I, Geogia Detweiler Carol Dewey Karyn Dewey Nancy Dillman Richard Divine Jim Dixon Brian Dole Mike Dowdall Tim Downs Jean Duckworth Mike Dungan Linda Earl Gerri Ego Pauline Eichten Karla Ekdahl Nancy Ellenwood Peggy Ellis Dave Ellison Kenn Ellison Jean Elllsberry Barbara Elvecrog Tracy Embretson Bonnie Enge Ruann England Eric Englund Barbara Erickson Jon Erickson Martha Erickson Robin Ericson Judy Essman Rod Farmer Robert Fenske Buddy Ferguson Rick Ferris David Fisher Carol Fleer Jim Fluck Albert Flug Allison Fobes Laurie Forsberg Gary Forbes David Forsyth Diana Foster Frank Foster Rene Fredrickson Carol French George Fuller Ken Gager Jan Galanter Karen Garrity Aileen Gatten Dan Gatten Alan Gaylor Carole Geerdes Karen Gerber Lynn Gericke Janet Germann Robert Gibson Gail Gilbert Lou Gillham William Gilman Rick Glass John Gnagy Donald Lindsay Ruth Ann Lines David Livdahl Deanna Lockwood Leon Loichle Dave Lowe Richard Lowe Dianne Luce Mary Lundberg Rod Mackenzie Bruce MacMullan John Maher Sue Manther Roger Manthey Eric Markusen Brian Martens Linda Marti Robert Martin Thomas Martin Kathleen Marvin Merry Mason Kathy Mattson Peter Mattson Bob Maucker Margie Mayfield Gary McAnderew Karen McCarthy Stanley McCaslin K 1,31 a Q X -so - . :ww :aw , , i,i,,i is few .. . 1 Q .' lP'm5'iEl E574'v sexi.-. - -Y Q , Q ..12, L :E we Q -swf .ssgi ' ry.-.affszst P ,.,? 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Q gi? QQ Q RR' , fi Ex B ' . Q QQ RN Q, jf Q Q CQ Qi 1 l l l l l 4 t 1 4 l 4 1 4 l 1 ,swf X was , QW, X ,Q X ti ltr Georgiana Godfrey Jamie Goertz Laura Golderer Jules Goldstein Stanley Gossard Kathleen Green Mike Greenberg Kathryn Gregory Bob Gremore Richard Griffin Salley Grimes Lonnie Grindell Leslie Griswold Susan Grooms Ann Grunditz Ron Guernsey Karen Gustafson Nancy Hagg Mark Halsten Paul Halverson George Ham Susan Hammond Beth Hamrin Mark Hansen Sidney Harring Judy Hatton Kristi Hawkinson Laurie Hazen Peter Heege Martha Heeren Pamela Held Bob Hencier Eric Hendrickson Pam Henke Robert Henson Kathy Hewitt Gary Hill Alice Hitchman Gloria Hnida Jane Hoffman Barb Hoganson Janelle Hoglund ' Gordon Hoke James Holm Beth Holmgren Pamela Homme Larry Honhart Donald Hoppe Gail Howard Duncan Hubbard Ann Huenemann Kathy Huenemann Claudia Hunsicker Carolyn Hunt Cheri Hunt Susan Hunt Kathy lmmler Jean Ingersoll Peter lngvarsson Diane Isaacson Elaine Jaeschke Tom Jeffries Vicki Jenkins David E. Jensen JoAnne Jensen Paul Jensen Peter Jensen Rick Jensen James Jenson Dale Johnson. David Johnson Deborah Johnson Derald Johnson Richard Johnson Toni Johnson Nancy Jones Richard Jones Shelly Jones Wm H. Dyer Jones Jim Jordan Jim Jorgensen Rick Jorgenson Mary Justis Mary Kagin Tom Kangalos Linda Karrer Jolly Karuhanga John Keaney Gordon Keeler Susan Keenan Beverly Keene Jim Kelly Sara Kemp Susan Kent Barbara Kirkpatrick Robin Kletfman John Knapp Sheila Kolbe Nancy Krogh Victor Krumm Wayne Kuitunen Mark Kulstad Susan Kuyper Constance Kvernstoen Mary Beth Ladwig Ralph Lafountaine Charles Lahti Duane Lahti Bill Lamson Nancy Lane Gregg Larson Larry Larson Stephen Lauer Rod Layden Karen Leary Mary Lee Margaret Leiper Christine Lesman Paul Letourneau Philip Levy Andy Lindberg Ann Lindberg David Linde Mark Linder Janet Lindgren Karen Lindig as W R H K Q r , Ns er .5 like X: I X N as M if is 9 X 'PK 5 . weifpx .X , Q . S t Q X,,'0 .s. gigs di 5 K Q ::...1. 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W .,..,s kj ti tg K ' ' tis! ' . . fit . .. X 'ft Q It 1 i f , rev . 4 ,M Barbara Thompson Clyde Thompson Steven Thompson Paul Thomsen Janice Thyer Farrand Tilley Marlene Tise Virginia Toms Ellen Ugelstad Katha Ukena Stan Ulrich Kenneth Umland Nick Uraga Mark Vaught Shelden Vie Donald Vitz John Volkert Judith Wahl Mary Walker Phyllis Walker Kathie Wallace Kay Wallace Jon Walton Joy Warner Robert Watkins Robert W. Watkins Tom Watson lanet Welch Charles Welton Peter Werness Marsha West Kristi Wheeler Esther Whiteside Diane Wiberg William Wickersham Vicki Wiersma Richard Williams Jan Winbigler Karen Windland Anne Winter Betsy Wiselogle Warren Witt Thomas Witty Nancy Wolvington Linda Woodbury Pamela Worden James Yamamoto Bruce Yoder Charlene Yoneji Kay Yost George Yu Thomas Ziebell Barbara Zingheim And The Time Goes On s Q WINTER As to icicles I often wonder Why they grow Some long . . . some short. Unitsura .4 A A-4 gf V 3 uf.: -.ni'lw 'S . .fr-1 W a laws ' r u. ff. A X.. 1, 1, ,L G? 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W .,,g5.i.k: D..V .. :Vx XN sa Front row Cl-rl: Kazuko Sato, Karen Garrity, Henriette Pruyser, Mary Spaeth, Karen Olson, Jan Winbigler. Row 2: Gerri Ego, Shannon Godfrey, Barbara Franklin. Back row: Carolyn Collins, Kathy Arkinson. Fractured Fairy Talesv was the theme of Bigelow Hallls annual open house held during interim. Each cor- ridor chose a tale to fracture, with such themes as Peter Pan,s Psychedelic Neverneverlandf' Alababa and his Twelve Women,', and 'gSlenderellaf' Each Hoor served refreshments, and cartoons were shown in the basement. Bigelow Hall Ski Club Cl-rl: Sandy Boxwell, Mary Stahmann, Toby Keeler, Sandy Radke, Jeanne Henium, Becky Gerner, John Cafe, Linda Dickhoif, Diana Lippman, Jim Reynolds, Karen Oswald, Janet Ross. Newly formed this year, the Ski Club has about ninety members. In addition to ski movies, the group sponsored several day ski trips to areas near the Twin Cities. A highlight of the season was the interim break trip to Loch Lomond. Cl-rl Sue Middleton, Christine Baldwin, Debbie Ogle, JoAnne Jensen. Tartan Troopers Tartan Troopers, working through the CORE office, has expanded its program this year. In addition to performing for the old peopleis homes and childrenis hospitals served in the past, the group has branched out to new places in the Twin Cities area and has included skits and melodrama with its musical numbers. I lOl Front row CI to rl: Carolyn Cornell, Sara Kemp, Gail Ryan, Jane Echterncchh Krh SkcreL CorolLeske,Jocquie Johnson. Bock row: Cathy Wood, Sherry Show, Kathy Mottsen, Sue Keenan. Doty Hall During interim Doty sponsored a Roaring 20,5 Nightf' Enter- tainment included a aspeak-easyv bar, Charlie Chaplin movies and a melodrama presented by dorm,members. At Christmas Doty held its traditional Hanging of the Greens and dorm din- ner, and also sponsored an Old-Fashioned Christmas with Dupre Hall. To Each-His Own New Year On December 12, Dr. Spanglefs American Frontiers class surprised him with a birthday party. Dr. Spangler was pre- sented With a year,s subscription to a Well-known menls maga- zine and a genuine, bona fide replica of the earliest American guided missile. W Moonlit snowjields . . . Here the bloodied Samurai Cast their noble lives K ikaku HAT WOULD WINTER BE WITHOUT SNOWBALLS? 104 The Drama Choros toured several schools in the Sf. Louis area. The Drama Choros Both group and single efforts are needed to produce the professional results for which the Choros is known. Goes on Tour 'IIC As usual, this precision group pu? on a fine Christmas program. ! N. X 'sim . RN' ll-rl: Judy Allen, Nancy Ostegren, Sue Vanderlinden, Kay Persinger. ll 'l1 GQVVY DSZOYWDG, JOY M0VFiS, Terrie Downing, Sue Busdicker. Front row Cl-rl: Dick Paranto, Mike Oestrich, Kent Phelps. Row 2: Dennis Dechercl, Dave Nord strom, Carol Hawkinson, Kristi Hawkinson, Gordy Hoke, Dexter Katzman, Jim Dixon, Jack Scholl Karl Tegland, Delores Moore. Row 3: Gail Ryan, Nate Bucklin, Jan Hoglund, Rog Chesser, Eileen Golderer, Claudia Swanson, Jerry Nordley, Craig Nobbelin, Dave Block, Mike Metcalf. SN EA The Student National Education Associa- tion QSNEAQ is a professional organization for students planning to teach. This year it sponsored helpful and interesting pro- grams, including speakers and discussions on controversial issues in education, on job interviews and what to expect, and on ex- periences and problems of former members who are now teaching. Spotlite One of the least-heralded, and most-used publications on campus, the Spotlite put in its 1967 appearance a little later than usual this year. Yet without this handy reference book, many names on campus would in- definately go faceless. KMCL KMCL, the campus radio station, broad- casting 24 hours a day, is entirely run by Mac students. KMCL presents campus news every hour, and also has direct lines from NBC in New York. KMCL also covers Mac sports events and broadcasts direct from the Senate floor during Political Emphasis Week. German Club, front row tl-rl: Dave Buckley, Kris Kvernstoen, Nancy Cross, Sherry Cain. Back row tl-rl: Mrs. Mayer, Mr. Dye, Mr. Wester- meier, Mrs. Baltina, Dr. Hirschbach. Spanish Club Led by their Advisor, Miss Gonzales of Colombia, the Spanish Club met in International Center to learn more about the Spanish language and culture. Activities of the year included viewing slides of Colombia, attending the Ballet Folklorico, a Spanish hootenanny, at which every- one learned Spanish and Latin American dances, and a Spanish Christmas Party. Classics Club Cl-rl: JoAnn Clark, Rick Jensen, Karen Ekdahl. erman Club Throughout the school year, the German Club sponsored speakers on subjects of interest to German students. At the annual Christmas party, traditional German refreshments were served, and Al Currier showed slides of his summer in Germany. Spanish Club, front to back: Shiela Ovick, Sue Burch, Martha Heeren, Arturo Steely, Cindy Riedesel, Marv Sarsgaard, Kathy Hewitt, Karen Gerber, Dick Divine. Classics Club The Classics Club combines social activities with its classical studies. This year the club sent a group to see A Funny Thing Happened on the XVay to the Forumf' invited a student from the University of Nigeria to speak on ideas of Utopia, and sponsored the showing of Desire Under the Elms. Thalians Front row ll-rl: Lynn Warashina, Bobbi Rudberg, Marianne Biller, Carolyn Cornell, Barb Schilling, Chris Brown, Lonnie Grindell. Row 2: Pat Whitney, Nancy Nielsen, Diane Pedelty, Linda Karrer, Bert McNaughton, Nancy Green, Sandi Fredde. Back Row: Barb Johnson, Connie Mclntyre, Barb Smith, Jan Welch, Sue Keenan, Linda Anderson, Karla Ekdahl, Jackie Schwebke, Char Christian. Thalians is a social-service, self im- provement organization. At Thanks- giving, the group contributed to a dinner at International Center for students unable to go home for va- cation. Gillette Children's Hospital was the recipient of their Christmas services. Thalians also had speakers on such topics as self-defense and LSD. Toastmasters s.-4 Toastmasters is a Forensic service or anization which laces em ha- g P P sis on parliamentary procedure. Among their services during the year, Toastmasters gave money to charities and served at the AWS Daddy-Daughter-Dinner-Dance. Front row ll-rl: Jim Shuchman, Chris Clark, Dan Peterson. Back row: Buddy Ferguson, Dave Allen, Doug Johnson, Dave Livdahl, Dave Porter, Jim Kivi, Rick Bell, Henry Vlll, The Gl, Jim Sherman, Gary Berg, Jay Peterson, Don Helmeke, Rich Jones, Dick Paronto, Jett Halper. 108 How much do you suppose we could hock them for? You should see her when she loses!! Debate The debators went on tour this year, each team at- tending four tournaments. Among the tournaments won were those at Bradley University, Iowa State University, Kings College, VVisconsin State, and University of Wisconsin. Also, teams took second place at William and Mary and fourth place at the University of Miami. Other tournaments were held at Cal-Tech, New York University, Oshkosh, and Harvard. The Mac debators won in the Twin City Debate League Forensics tournament. What do you suppose they use those trophy cups for? Front row CI-rt: Pete Steiner, Jackie Schwebke Tom Bunker, Morcy Secretun, Court Prentice. Back row John Gnagy, Dave Schmidt, Mike Muir. F elicitations! Still . . .I guess This year too Will prove only so-so I ssa No Exit No Exit, brainstorm of Ken Beitler, John Han- ing, Dyer Jones, Steve Orr, and Iohn Bybski, began this year as a new and interesting spot on campus. Completely separated physically and independently managed by students, No Exit shares only its cooking facilities with the Grille. In addition to sandwiches, pop, and a variety of coffees, it provides a coffeehouse atmosphere and entertainment three nights a week, giving Macites and others a chance to profitably exer- cise their talents. Macbeth This yearis Macalester Interim Theater Company transformed the Macalester stage into ancient Scotland to provide a fit setting for Shakespcare,s aMacbeth.D The transformation, accomplished in a month, demanded total effort of the troupe. When not onstage for concentrated rehearsal, actors and actresses doubled as crew, constructing and painting sets and props, and sewing costumes. Volunteer help given by other interested students was also valuable in meeting the tight schedule. Under Mr. Douglas Hatfield's competent direction and with Mr. Harvey Iurikls excellent set and costume designs and tech- nical supervision, the troupe worked as a team to produce a performance of which they could be proud. BEHIND THE SCENES , . . L. A KAN., i s K 3 X . T ' s a 2 if 57 3 ' 1 E 5 K . .Juv-m,M.f 3 1 g s U Q .. 2 js HY X' is 3,5 N K ur Y 1 Q - f '52 A 3 X1 I -4 X A . 'S X' Qi if J if LLL.- 'Q kk---f 3-X' .. .5f'X1Jf2:.k...f?'1r .1 v , 1. , - . N K fi: 3 A l M ' 'I L t' x S 5 E3 ,. ., .. . 5 . X.. 4. ,. .5- ,1.x.?f,f 5 .. . Q . f ,QE vw. -LL., 5 f g . . . f ,.K K f as . ' 5 T Q Y . 5 x ' T Ki 5 is X N F? 3 X .z.a2:s:X't' kk K W- W A . W M Q,-1:-' me 0 X K S STK Q x, S Q 5 4 Y K -Qs W A me -N Q5 JM - '--' K. W b,VV 'f N..- 213: TIME LAGS AS In my own village I think there are More scarecrows left Than other people WE WAIT 4 Chasei The Prodigals Return And HERE WE GO AGAIN Mac lst 69 84 82 91 72 72 77 80 53 64 74 90 70 75 61 35 In the above picture, Dan Carlson and Dave Cam pbell blast off the starting blocks. Below it, an un- identified Mac Backstroker churns through the water. Opponent Oshkosh Relays Winona 35 Platteville 20 St. Thomas 22 River Falls 'I3 Gustavus 32 Hamline 32 Mankato 28 Duluth 24 Loyola Clll.J 40 North Park iIll.l 40 Hamline 3 Luther 'I4 St. Thomas 34 St. Cloud 26 Duluth 43 Bemidii 69 Diver Bob Reynolds executes an unusual dive in virtually perfect form. Reynolds, a senior, was one of the co-cap- tains of the swimming team. 116 Outstanding freshman Dave Campbell individual medley. Campbell won the individual medley and was a member which placed fifth in the nationals. sprints through the water in the NAIA championship in the 220 of the 880 free-style relay team emu. .L L. Q - an Front row CI-ri: Dave Campbell, John Purkat, Bob Reynolds, Steve Barbee, Frank Cerny, Dun Carlson, Row 2: Jim Deweerd, Don Sfruckl Bob Bor- shay, Gary Ranta, Skip Barber, Stu West, Craig Altmeyer. Back row: Coach Hallberg, Steve Tait, Bruce Peterson, Bill Chamberlain, Roger Schmidt, James Bachman, Mike Mikulich, Bob Saunders, assistant coach Bill Lund. Swimmers Place Second in NAIA Steve Taft does his specialty, the breaststroke. TaFf won two NAIA Before leaving for the NAIA championships at Buffalo, New York, Jim championships in the 'I00 yd. breaststroke and in the 200 yd. breast- DeWeerd pauses to chat with two admirers. Besides assisting the relay stroke. In doing so, he set two national records: 1:01.9 in the 100 yd. teams, DeWeerd broke 0 notional record to win the 200 Yd- freestyle and 2:I5.8 in the 200 yd. championship. His record setting time was 'I:50.2. DeWeerd was voted, along with Frank Cerny, to be one of next year's co-captains. Front row Cl-rb: Clark Sweet, Eric Morkusen, Dick Anderson, Tom Fitzsimmons, Vic Krumm, George Smith. Back row Cl-rD: Coach John Patton, Dave Posthumus, Howie Hellickson, Dwight Jones, Ken Geiger, Tom Nordgren. Grapplers Post 9-5 Season Dave Posthumus earns predicament points as he clamps his Gustavus Dave Posthumus with Gustie friend. Dove took second place at both opponent into a cradle pinning hold. the Carleton Invitational and the MIAC wrestling tournaments. H8 Moc Hamline B 30 Concordia 10 30 Pillsbury 15 19 Gustavus 33 8 St. Olaf 3 30 Carleton 11 25 St. Thomas 9 23 Augsburg 22 16 Concordia 22 15 St. Thomas 9 23 River Falls 13 19 St. Johns 22 12 Bemidii 27 5 Above, Tom Fitzsimmons gropes for a take- down against a St. Thomas opponent. Below, Howie Hellickson pins his oppo- nent's shoulders to the mat. Hellickson took second place at the Carleton Invitational. Dick Anderson attemptsa single leg takedown. The three co-captains of the wrestling team CI rJ Dave Posthumus Dick Anderson, Tom Fitzsimmons Front row Cl-rb: Ralph LaFountaine, Bob Paul, Gordy Cochrane, Bob Caine, Bob Watkins. Back row: John Brandt, Bill Gillman, Mike Davis Gary Oberfeld, Gene Cafferty, Jim Bennett, Mark Campbell. Macalester Basketball: Seventh in MIAC Mac 49 81 60 72 63 59 86 61 65 61 57 61 53 69 82 67 59 82 69 85 57 80 66 Opponent Central Clowal Mayville CN.D.J St. Olaf Dakota Wesleyan St. Thomas North Texas State California State Northern Arizona St. John's Hamline Duluth Augsburg St. M-ary's Gustavus Concordia St. Thomas St. John's Hamline Duluth Augsburg St. Mary's Concordia Gustavus 120 A-1,5 I c We ,. Forward Mark Campbell strains to score another basket in the tense game against St John's. As teammate Bob Caine rushes toward the action, Center Gene Cafferty leaps up to stuff in a sorely-needed basket. As center Gene Cofferty attempts a free throw, his teammates stand poised for a possible re- bound. In the background is Gordy Cochrane, the team's high- est scorer who was honored by the MIAC Conference. pm. In the picture on the left, as Gene Cafferty tries o long shot, team mate Bill Gillman races toward the basket for a possible rebound In the picture above, Gillman strains to receive a pass before a St John's opponent intercepts it. l2l Co-captains Gary Hauser-and Kurt Berendt team up to prevent a goal. Scrqmbling for the puck are Tim Peterson, Bill Swanson, and an unidentified Mac player. Swanson was voted to be one of next year's co-captains. Pucksters Compile 6 win-11 loss Season Record The action is fast and furious in one of the most exciting sports ever to hit Macalester. 122 Front row ll-rl: Lee Pierce, Jack Nichols, Tom O'Neal, Ted Obler, Kurt Berendt, Dick Pearson, Paul Ewert, Coach Hochtritt. Row 2: Bill Swanson, Ken Rund, Tim Peterson, Bob Thompson, Vince Barrett, George Townsend, Back row: Gary McAndrew, Jay Kulstad, Larry Larson, Kurt Thau- wald, Ga ry Hauser. Mac Opponent 4 Hamline 3 St. Thomas 3 Gustavus 2 Augsburg 1 River Falls 2 St. johnis 0 St. john's 4 Augsburg 6 Concordia 4 Concordia 1 St. Maryis 8 Hamline 4 St. Thomas 2 Gustavus 2 St. Olaf 1 St. Maryis 4 River Falls After goalie Berendt has deflected the puck, sophomore defenseman Tim Peterson, on his ri races toward it. ght, 123 EVEN SOCIAL LIFE STARTS AGAIN C??7 House Council, il-rl: President Figenshau, John Albrecht, George Smith, Del Ehresman, Rick Glass, Ron Miller, Chuck Ballantine, Jim Early, Dave Kohler, Chuck Baxter, Brian Martens, Dwight Jones. Kirk and Its Sweethearts Sweethearts. Front row tl-rl: Judy Essman, Marianne Biller, Karla Ekdahl, Barb Skurdalsvold, Bev Stenberg. Back row tl-rl: Barb Elvecrog, Mary- anne Foote, Marny Ralston. On Fehruary 11, Kirk sponsored Mac-is spring semi-formal, the traditional Kirk Sweetheart Dance. Guests danced in Valentine decorated Cochran Lounge to Baghdad on the Suhway Municipal Swing Band. During intermission, the Sweetheart candidates were introduced, and Carolyn Iohnsrud, 1966 Sweetheart, crowned Marianne Biller Kirk Hall Sweetheart for 1967. l25 Shakey's Pizza's fabulous musicians invaded the Grille again this year for a sing-along. SWAP's London Nite in the Grille teamed Campus Kooks Kallsen and Wierick. 126 Winter Happenings Fourth floor revival meeting, with a testimonial for Martha. Nancy Nielsen, Jacque Johnson, Alice Flemming and Beth Holmgren were the 1967 Snow Week Queen Candidates. In what was surreptiously known as a grudge match, the faculty met the entire student body in The Student-Faculty Basketball Game. I1 0 6 6 67 Winter Moonlight casts C old tree-shadows Long and still . . . My warm one moving. - Shiki Instead of the usual Snow Week Dance, this year there was an on-campus concert of the Brothers Four. Qc Q .il A Midnight Wanderer Walking through The snowy street . . Echoing dog-bark - Shiki The Varsity Cheerleaders. Front row Cl-rl: Gerri Ego, Carolynn Johnsrad, Roberta McNaughton. Back row Charlotte Christian, Sue Mathis, Barb Hoganson. The Cheerleaders A thousand roof-tops A thousand Market-voices . . . Winter-morning mist +Bus0n The Frosh Cheerleaders. ll-rt Sue Olson, Sandy MacKenzie, Diane Wor- folk, Linda Swanson. Profiles in Politics . . . PE Week A mock-Senate was the theme of this year,s Political Emphasis week. Open to anyone, the Senate seated one hundred students who took part in the role-play- ing. Senator McCarthy was the keynote speaker, officially opening P. E. XVeek Q - SYM 1 , H 5. s. I , X P, Ai' , , . , .Wt:.Wwwm1sv1'e'f-e- :.f,97Nf 1iH X ' 'N TQN - f ww , lla- in-M, f t P7 'T 1 - - we-e-seavfvfw 2 9 15 f X . 5 me X-ssfsswwiwfgfzf ' ,M-A . P4 xxx. exist l 4 3' with a speech in convocation. He also attended a press conference in the morn- ing and a bull-session in the Grille. P. E. Week was prefaced by a Week of meet- ings of the four major committees, from which came bills presented to the entire session. i -,-.1 HAS DAYTON HALL GOTTEN ITS YEARLY FIRE ON THE CAMPUS CALENDAR YET? Dayton's Fireman's Ball Queen Candidates: KI-ri Lonnie Grindell, Linda Sautbine, Connie Mcintyre, Jan Hogg, Dinah Schoolman, Kathi Lane. H eat-waves to Heaven Rising from the Ruined hearts of Three thousand homes Shiki i 131 THOSE HOUSES! 21 Macalester Street Front row Cl-rl: Brion Rorogen, Jim Dixon, John Stusek. Bock row: Rick Jensen, John Croes, B-orry Boyer, Boyd Crooks, Tom Witty, Dick Bend. Front row Cl-rl: Tom Martin, Glenn Sillowoy, Eric Swan son, Mork Hansen. Middle: Richard Austin. Bock row John Lothom, Jerry Anderson, John Buzzo. Rice Hall L 3 i W Grand House Front ll-ri: Kevin Beordsley, Ted Workentin, John Purkot. Bock: Bruce MocMuIlon, Mork Comp- bell, Derold Johnson, Bob Reynolds. l32 v . C W' -,af Russian Club As their I-irst activity of the year, the Russian Club sponsored a performance by the Ukrainian Dancers at Macalester. Since membership is not limited to Russian-speaking students, the club sponsored many events of similar interest for the entire college. Among these were a debate in late November between Professors Cuss and Living- ston on Dr, Zhivagon and a series of Russian- produced Hlms such as The Idiotv and c'Quiet Flows the Don, with English dubbing or sub- titles. Primarily for its members, the club had a Christmas party and produced a play in Russian. Front row Cl-rl: Elvi Peraaho, Carolyn Collins, Sandy Fredde, Nancy Schmalzbouer, Alex- ander Guss, Sandy Cheesbrough, Boris Gclnusowskip Back row: Kathy Bloom, Larry Dinger, John Larson, Chuck Hanna, Bruce Calin, John Taylor. Mary Jo Kennedy, Dick Plagens, Sue Kuyper. French Club In the fall, the French Club visited the Minneapolis Insti- tute of Art to see a collection of contemporary tapestries by Picasso. At Christmas time, the group held its annual Christ- mas party with refreshments and entertainment in keeping with French tradition. French Club put on Moliere's play, Le Bourgeois Gentilhommef as its spring project. 133 The Greai Weight Loss CAUSE AND .... EFFECT. Before The Vasf Void of Dieting LITTLE CHANGE Lf is ii V S ag. I-Sf-f After A Culfural Explosion: The Ari of The Dance Ancl The Eternal Quesfion Will Spring Ever Come? Tl6UXha?1g4ff??i313iik?7EQLQ7 ,SW -JE 25.11fmlfmlsvmlxiwif- f f ww, S m,1ei1i V' W laik-21 151: .752 . Mm., ' 2 es' ' 3. lxxxx vhs Class OFlicers ll-rl: Bob Caine, Bill Conrad, Mic McPherson, Tim OBrien Page 138 Judy Aanstad Judy Allen Lana Amundson Carol Anderson Daniel Anderson David R. Anderson Dean Anderson Kathryn Anderson Linda Lee Anderson Richard E. Anderson Richard Anderson Eve Arneson E. Christine Baldwin Steve Barbee Bruce Barnum Jackie Barnum Faye Bassford Jody Bateman Lew Beccone Ken Beitler Charles Belin Rick Bell Ward Benshoof Gary Berg Marianne Biller Elaine Bischoff Mary Bishop Neil Blatchford Suzanne Blatchford Jo Blaffi Kathleen Bloom James Borgschatz Barry Boyer Sherman Brand Ellen Brandt G 'pw I I tk, fl' Y 6 .. tl . 1' .L ,Rm .IJ X. W! x ' .L 'iq :if 5 I Q? fi . .v. .- 3, N kqi ...K X 1 .K kk E Si Q i is 4 E X 'f w wl 3 ' -fri' f ,:, 3' -, r e Y M I L A.- 1. HK Q' Rb -g.. 1 CQ X 5 'X if P sri X L 1 L an ,. Q' Paul Dressler Viola Duchatel Sherman Eagles Evelyn Early Jon Echternacht Lorie Egelston Del Ehresman Sharon Eilers Karen Ekdahl Fred Ekrem Richard Elliott Judy Ericksen Scott Eschbach David Estenson Kristine Farkas Gerald Feist Richard Fellman Jim Figenshau Janet Flaa Jon Fletcher Maryanne Foote James Forbes Jon Fortney Barbara Ann Franklin Sandra Fredde Barbara Fredson Larry Freschl Linda Gabrielson Mary Gebhard Julie Gerber Janet Gerner Byron Gilman Michael Gleason Shannon Godfrey Judi Green Nancy Green Mary Gregerson Barbara Gregory Karen Gross Diana Grove Greg Grover Kenneth Grund Martin Gunderson Phyllis Guthrie Robert L. Haar William Hallock Jeftrey Halper John Haning Wes Hanson Mary Harden Monty Hargrove Mary Haugee Gary Hauser Elizabeth Havlik Pauletta Hawkins Gwen Helgeson Don Helmeke Lesley Hendrickson Mary Ellen Herbert Mary Herendeen Rodney Herrick Richard Heuser Carolyn Hiatt Glenn Peterson Kay Peterson Kendra Peterson Craig Pfeiffer Mary Lynn Pike James Polzin Donald Poplau Gary Potter Marilyn Pratt Marny Ralston Judy Rehak James Rice Jim Richardson Cindy Riedesel Bob Riesberg Michael Riskin Pam Robertson Mike Robold Aileen Rollins Anthony Rollofif Michael Ruedy Jeanne Runquist Susan Sandland Andrew Sarvis Joy Satre Ann Satterstrom Peter Sausen James Schatz Barb Schilling Jeanne Schilling Patrick Schoenfelder Corinne Schones Alan Schroder Karen Scow Karen Scruggs William Seibert Patricia Seidel Sherry Shaw James Sherman James Shuchman Katherine Simons Peggy Sioris Richard B. Siodin Barbara Smith Ann Snyder Mary Spaeth Ann Sparling Mary Stahmann Brian Stetten Bev Stenberg William Stiern Kurt Strom Dennis Stromberg Lew Sugerman Max Swanson Sandra Swanson Bill Swanson John Swenson Margret Symons Jeanne Taylor Mathias Tchuisse Terry Tessari Thomas Theyson 5 Q . will X -A is NN is S x is is 551, s ,Wm :Bmw ..,,.,: .5 ii ,QW is ..s S, ,A fi In Pile T if W siysy s s. if Jn R ills R' X if X gg f 2 Q L Q 1 2 Qs' 3 if in , S W fs . 2: s Q 14 S , L X up Sgilf is X sax xc M ms wfguszm, ........ - M ., flteifisv - - 5 .sei ,mn-. si: s ighs? .gs . . ., Si K was li. 4 gl, ua 1 V, i X Q 2 2 2 i P W 3 4 3 :H+- Q ? 'W all is Q 'Y smewflwlwemssLwmiffi-Q. we 1 . Y A ss? -, , swf QR, xx. far iqafeifgf - Q -...-:, fy ' 2,32 QS Q lla 5 J K W K 4. A , ,.., ,W ..wQ,,..s .ss .2 Q fi i K 6 ,i,,S ag N e 1325 5 X Xi r - .J v E 1 Z 2 Q. Q ,, af + sk 'S Q - Ms: .1 ,. ... ? ,LL Q. :IZ ,,... ri: Q N we Stan Thieling Charles Thompson John Thompson Kim Thompson Wade Thompson Stuart Thorson John Tietema James Tiaden Priscilla Tostenson George Townsend Kristin Trenholm Don Trickel Dulcie Trowbridge Terry Trowbridge Sherry Turner Peggy Ulrich Charley Underwood Sue Vander Linden Richard Van Doren Reid Van Duyn Ruth Van Dyke Margie Van Hoven Judy Vicars Franco Vicino Bruce Vickers Allan Vogel Terry Walker John Ward Ted Warkentin Alan Warner Janet Warwick Henry Washburn Jimmy Watson David Wedum Barry Welge William Wenstrom John West Mark Westra Ann White Elizabeth Wilkens Bruce Williamson Barb Wilson Frances Wilson Alison Woodruff Stephen Wright Shahnaz Yosetzadeh Shirley Brandt Chuck Brown Christine Brown David Brown Rosemary Brown Jeffery Buchholz David Buckley Susan Ann Bufkin Madelyn Bunce Jill Burkland Robert Buzza Charles Byrd Sandra L. Cade Gene Catterty Robert Caine Robert Calgren Jean Callihan Allan Campbell David W. Carlson George Carlson Patricia Carlson Russel Carlson Jeannette Casenave Wallace Cason Susan Cass John Cate Frank Cerny Keith Elaine Chapman Sandy Chessbrough Raymond Chipault Diane Christiansen John Churchill Chris Clark Neil Clasen Annette Clemenson David Cole Barb Collins William J. Conard Patricia Connelly Betsy Cook Linda Coon Chet Copeland Connie Coplan Bonnie Corby Richard Cowles Cheryl Coyle June Cramer Judith Crane Tricia Croyle Luke Cunningham Charles Dagg Peter Dahl Ross Dahlin Yvonne Dahlman Linda Davis Donna Day David Lee Deetz Sue Determann Jim DeWeerd Geralynn Dezonna Larry Dinger Charles Dingman Lowell C. Drager -67 will 42: X . -.. .3 xl R K Neg- Q N ?i ,Q K., it N. . - . 'K ali? W .a Xa N. 'K :C 1. -Q .-fs gk Q sz' 1.,, . Sir 5 and S Q 5 1 K s ii? .X X N' . 'EQ it R we . . il J lss W Q... xi- ril O- X x its Q wt N W I QQ. I NN 1 l e 4 i 1 l 3 '-n 4, 1 .5 X . as we W N if 3 l ws' . M E In as -2-i Q 4 l Q.-vi .,. 1 ' is I c -1 i.. 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Lynn Olson Susan O'Neill Sheila Ovick Richard Paranto Robin Partch Richard Pearson Diane Pedelly Elvi Peraaho Nancy Perron Daniel Peterson ,g x i 1 5 Mi- YE! X U Q 5 g r Y , 6 .ss 'O' if' :ima H G g kkk : Q T.. A Q , s s s s , 'Q J . iii? Q ae 1 'few' , E V hs ., W55' 1 Q M s .i.. ui 4 'l' 2 an Q- J S 'iles ' , 3 rss' ? .,':' , f . it Tits? .dw 'rl ' . 'ifiisl B? sr X 'S . A + Q Q sf i X 5 . .. if , fs' . , ... - if ' V Q s.-v K I Wi in is sa ' 4 if QQ. hh 6 Q u , :VL X N.. V I .. X so , X L3 L R E iw - as x 5 'S' 6' -ff ' qi l -. M f,.' M' X? , '52 ff-P - 7 3 K. ss S P! sc 1' as my .L ,' Q 5 C- li N ,, w lalgfywk 59 1-sid 'Qt wk I X 'PN it if ii 4 me ii U' A K 'K .il K is ff -1-f, UV X J- ss , - -wr sr. N ,ig t!s A YI msg, ,. H5529 '-z F' W- r N H1 i ? 'Q X N' X x X s.. ,g. it, Y .-P is m,, is EQ . 11 X gk Rim Q 6- . 4 his W w X. , t ' 'W Ulf N g N, H? , ., ssl ' I K E, 4' 1 it it' 1 sc B . Q SN . H We . 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Jones Pat Jones Ulrich Jorns Margaret Kane Nathalie Kantrud Terry Kautz Reri Keller Mary Jo Kennedy John Kim Donald King Timothy Kirk Pam Klingel Marilyn Koch Margaret Kordsmey Charlotte Koski AI Kraft Avis Kresin Walt Kress Jon Kuklish Dennis Laine Lisa Lake Mary Larsgaard Douglas Larson John Larson Paula Laube John Laxson James Lee Ruth Lee Carol Leske Neda Lewis Fran Libke Bonnie Lievan David Lillquist Henry Lippman Charles Locks John Lofstedt Anna Lomnes Ronald Lundstrom Allan Lynk Helen MacCclrty Julie Mahler Peter Malvey Mariorie Manley Gerald Martin el' , FW, Ib X 'iam 2 M W ., .P . .40 NW. N ightlong in the cold T hat monkey sits Conjecturing How to catch the moon Shiki SPRING Under my tree-roof Slanting lines of April rain Separate to drops. Basho 11 J , 111' ' 11 M1111 ,,P X11 ,T 1 ?A 11,111 P' 'A .1 111 1 v ' 1 11311 1 '11 1 1111 4. .-.,- A 1111 ' 11111111111111 11 E 91 ' 51 1 1 11 1'f1'11111'I!111:1 .11 ' . N 111 '1111111111111111 1 ' , 111 ,'1111'1111 1 ' 11111111 1111 11 1 1 111.11 1 1 11 1111 11111 , ,. , 111 , , ,,,. 111,11 1 1111 1.11 1 1111 111,41 1111111 1 1111111 - 1, 1 1111111 1 11 1111111 11., . 1 ,1 1.1 ,,N, ,,,1 1111,11W 111111 - -111111 11 7111 'r P'a1l M' '1'1111w1'g.fg2ifg -11 1 1'11l11 111 lm 11 155,11 1 1112,W12:5'ffg41IQj,Ef11?TTgi!!11i1QMQ131:'1 1 H. ik AWE 111 . 1 W. 1 -1WTM' A A YN . - . - r Spring is sprung, The grass is riz, I wonder where the flowers is? We Presenf . THE FLOWERS OF MACALESTER f??j Old snow is melting . . . Now the huts U nfreezing too Free all the children Issa Front row il-rb: Mary Lundberg, Cheryl Beardslee, Mary Acker- man, Paula Lindberg. Row 2: Connie Kvernstoen, Diane Husby, Mrs. Anderson, Linda Anderson, Lisa Lake. Back row: Kathy Bell, Lynn Gericke, Lou Gillham, Linda Block, Diane Pedelty, Martha Hansen, Julie Christle, Jeannie Johnson. Front row Cl-rl: Sydney Earp, Ruth Rentschler. Back row: Kathy Emery, Sue Vanderlinden, Marianne Meyer, Patsy Glarum. l Wallace Hall Wally Hall got off to a good start by holding a reception for freshmen in the fall. At Christmas-time, the girls visited a settlement house and held a party for the children there, singing, decorating a tree, and serving refreshments. From the Cave to the Cagev was the theme of their annual open house, which followed history from prehistoric times, through the dark ages, the prohibition era, up to the time of go-go girls. The future homemakers of America. Summit House Summit House, two adjoining houses on Summit Avenue, is more like a home than a dormitory. Considered off-campus housing, it houses forty girls and is headed by a student resident. Most activi- ties are intra-dorm, although the girls are also very active in campus activities. The Mac-Sports THE SCOTS CLUB: Front row Cl-rl: Dick R. Anderson, Mike Robold, Gordie Cochrane Jim DeWeerd, John Purkat, Bob Reynolds, Kevin Beardsley, Bruce MacMullan, John Rusterholz, Back row: Dave Anderson, Bob Borshay, Jim Bennett, Jim Early, Robin Ericson, Mark Campbell, Gary Hauser, Bill Gilman, Tom O'Neal, Walt Kress. 'SIDA ' ' News THE FLYING SCOTS: Front row fl-rl: Lew Baxter, John Larson, Matty Masem, Soren Nywall. Back row: Kathy Campbell, Su- zanne Smith, Jeanne Runquist. Choir Do I hear voices 0 From far lands Above the clouds? . . . silly skylarks. -Kyoroku Front row Cl-rl: Carolyn Cornell, Joanne Rogers, Suzanne Morstad, Row 2: Pat Matheny, Jackie Christman, Kathy McPherson, Susan Barnes. Row 3: Sue Blatch- ford, Dianne McClay, Jean Butcher, Lyn Wagenhals. Row 4: Margie Campbell, Nancy Hicks, Katha Ukena, Carol Terry. Back row: Nancy Wolvington, Mary Lundberg, Margie Leiper, Kathy Lane. Front row Cl-rl: Priscilla Morton, Leslie Merner, Kathy Huenemann. Row 2: The Cross twins, Meg Tripp, Lyndy Nettell, Candy Hewitt, Louise Halverson. Row 3: Carol Craig, Debbie Oyan, Joyce Lake, Leah Wortham, Ann Chamberlain, Sue Casey. Back row: Louise Wilson, Sue Walker, Fern Bryn, Nancy Kendall, Mary Walker. T46 Front row il-rl: Steve Trenheath, Bob Mikeworth, John BursethL Art Steeley. Row 2: Byron Gilman, Don Hoppe, Rod Layden, Eric Hendrickson, Stan Ulrich, John Cham- berlain, Debbie Ogle, Russ Slaughter. Row 3: Brian Briese, Mike Trenheath, Paul Halverson, Stan Stenson, Bob Douglas, Gilbert High, Pete Steiner. Row 4: Bruce Briese, Van Eldridge, Phil Halverson, Gary Schultz, Wes Schultz, Barry Welge, Judson Barker, John DeMars, Geofifrey Gates. Back row: Carol Younker, Pam Anderson, Jim Early, John Olmstad, Karen Ekdahl, Sue Rhodes, Mary Edwards, Liz Blue, Julie Mahler, Nancy Lane, Cathy Pinkerton, Sue Middleton. The choiris largest undertaking this year was with the Minneapolis Symphony On March 17 the choir and the Symphony teamed together for Berhozs The Damna tion of Faust., The spring concert was held May 14 and they sang Haydns The Creation Varsity Choir Front row CI-rl: Sue Casey, Elizabeth Braden, Louise Custer, Ann Sparling, Leslie Merner, Karen Swenson, Sue Barnes, Nancy Hicks. Row 2: Pete Steiner, Nancy Kendall, Patty Lowe, Katha Ukena, Suzanne Morstad, John Chamberlain, Hal Pierson. Back row: Gary Schultz, Gilbert High, Paul Rusterholz, Dean Anderson, Bob Mikeworth, Marty Swaden, Art Steeley. Band and Crchestra Under the direction of Butler Eitel, the band and orches- tra with a few Pipers and dancers and the harbershop quartet thrown in for good measure, made a very successful spring tour. They played at four high schools, two junior highs, the U. of M. Morris and St. Benedictis. They were also in concert for the Homecoming Convo and during MAC Week. X5 Senior Comps 1 . v K ,. x Why are we doing this . . . Instead of thai ? ? Fallen now to earth After dancing Journeys . . . Kite that lost its soul. -- Kubonta Row 'I front to back: Dr. Hopper, Ken McCarty, Dean Kramer, John Buzza, Tim James. Row 2: Sherry Shaw, Carol French, Steve Johnson, Bill Stiern, Mark Vaught, Doug Smith, Rudy Brynolfson, Mary Beth Peterson. Row 3: Bob Reynolds, Kenn Ellison, Min Herbert, Diane Pedelty, Mary Spaeth. Row 4: Ann Huenemann, Peg Ellis, Tom Watson, Gary Hill, Dan Peterson. Our Leader Community Council The Structure of the Community Council was somewhat changed this year with the formation of the Program Board. The purpose of the board is to coordinate campus activities. Headed by the CC vice-president, the group consists of chairmen of various committees which in turn handle activities of groups which fall into their respective categories. Also established this year was the Residence Hall Policy Council. As the name indicates, this group will concern itself with policies of all the residence halls. Dorm presidents and Deans Kramer, Lund, and Whipple compose the committee, which is headed by a member of the Adminis- trative Functions committee. This spring the campus blossomed with posters as the campaigning be- gan for next yearis offices. Mac Guys Find Various Ways To Spend Their Time Front row ll-rl: Derald Johnson, Dwight Colby, Ted Warkentin, Bob Borshay. Back row: Guy Reynolds, Ted Jewett, Bruce MacMullan, Denny Dingman, Jim Early, Coach Caine, Steve Ring. Baseball and Tennis Front row Cl-rl: Howie Hellickson, Bob Arnold, Dave Anderson, Mike Ruedy, Bill Swanson, Mike Murr, Chuck Mickelson, Jamie Yamamoto Bill McElrath, Gordy Cochrane. Back row: John Chell, Steve Ewald, Ken Grund, Dave Kreischer, Jim Jordan, Rick Ferris, Bill Rowan, Dick An derson, Gary Oberfeld, Bob Henson, Mike Best, Gary Feist. Front row ll-rj: Dave Opp, Walt Kress, John Jackson, Al Gibas, Dave Hodge, Ed Wilson, Ben Ahles. Row 2: John Nelson, Paul Sherburne, Russ Knighton, Bill Jacobsen, Mike Dungan, Paul Ewert. Back Row: Kevin Beardsley, Assistant coach Dick LaBree, Paul Schendel, Mike Robold, Ben Roberts, Jerry Steiner, Bill Wilson, Coach Doug BolstorH, Steve Bennett, Charlie Grady, Jim Burho, Bob Witcraft. Track At midseason it appears that Mac's outstanding track team will continue its dom- inance over the MIAC. They are aiming for their ninth straight championship. Coach Doug Bolstorff feels this team could surpass any other of his eight con- ference championship teams. Mac's relay teams have been setting a record pace this season. By mid-April they had broken both the mile and 440 relay records. The longer distances also had their share of excellent runners, although they missed veterans Dave Iohnson and Kevin Beardsley who were unable to run be- cause of injuries. The half milers were led by freshman Dave Hodge, who bet- tered the conference records. Milers Bob WVitcraft, Al Cibas, and jerry Steiner also surpassed conference mile and 2-mile records. The tearnls versatility, depth and speed all point to another successful season. KRW sw L K .Jxfy K Mike Dungan and Walt Kress move toward a baton hand-off in a relay race. Dlslcmce mon Bob Wltcmh Circumnavlgales the track. 'I53 Q4 Q f Q Spring And The Campus Eames Cui of Hibernafion Our Candid Camera Capiures The Face of Macalesfer Www !...i....,..-,.... .......? A Ever Had Hopes of Being The heavy wagon Shook all the Roadside . . . waking A single butterfly - Shoha Glfv A Big Wheel on Campus? VN-1 The Grille . . . A Kaleidoscope of Moods l l The '67 Mac lt doesn't look any better this way. l l Staff Cl-rl: Annette Clemenson, Janice Galanter, Eric Markesun, Kathy Murphy, Linda Davis, Cheryl Coyle, Toni Johnson, Julie Christle, Carolyn Cornell, John Lindig. SPRING AND THE FINAL DEADLINE. we ,Qi . as 'X 3, , ,. if ' . 1 ,fe f What do you mean it doesn't fit? Photographers Cl-rl: Kristi Hawkinson, Craig Pfeiffer, Jon Kuklish, John Swenson, Jim Richardson, Stan McCasIin, Tom Nelson, Gene Wiemers, Martha Heeren, Jerry Straks, Carol O'Connor. l6i .. VV.. it kVk.k it K Q t F is , VY M 3 a t purpose of getting art students togetherq A They sponsor the student art exhibit Whichi is a part of Fine Arts Week. Also includedl in the yearis Fine Arts Week were films, a Happening by the painting class, and the Art of the Fuguev presented by Dr. Berry- man. The purpose of the Week is to give recognition to students in the music and art departments and to show what they are do- ing. Art Club is a social organization with the i x i i 5 l 1 f z Who but who would one find in the CCYTTPUS Front row il-rl: David Jensen, Judy Crane. Row kiln? 2: Jan Thyer, Christine Lodge, Mary Haugee, Toby Thornton, Meg Harbison. Back row: David Cramer, Dennis Laine. Collegium Musicum Collegium Musicum provides an opportunity for students, both music and non-music majors, to perform in public. In- formal recitals are presented every other Week. In addition to student recitals, the collegium presented other programs: David Porter from Carleton, an organ programg Dr. Fergu- son, a talk on aestheticsg Dr. Berryman, an organ fugue. Front: Jan Sajka. Back row Cl-rl: Susan Kent, Charles Lahti, Priscilla Morton, Mary Walker, Ann Chamberlain. l62 The Pipe Band Pipe Band made many appearances this year, including performances for various groups in the area and a TV show with the Highland Dancers. ln February, the group accompanied the Drama Choros on its trip to St. Louis and in April, toured with the band and orchestra. Highland Dancers The Highland Dancers, headed by Sue Cerny, added some new dances to their repetoire this year, including HornpipeD and i'Flora Mac Don- aldis Fancyf, The group made many public appearances, including Mac football games in the fall, Founderis Day, and various groups in the Cities. In April, the group toured with the hand and orchestra. The highlight of the year was the annual Highland Carnes, held May 6, in which the dancers participated in competitions with other similar groups. Front row Cl-rl: Kay Schwarzrock, Linda Woodbury. Back row: Carolyn Collins, Carolyn Sharp, Laurie Chittenden, Mary Bishop, Sheila Kolbe, Pam Homme, Fran Libke. - 'ug . Front row ll-rl: Steve Orr, Bob Buzza, Paul Halverson, John Maher. Back row: Dick John- son, Larry Clammons, Al Campbell, Dyer Jones, Bill Rule, Bruce McCalmon, Al Parchem. 163 L Pitiful . . . fearful . . These poor scarecrows Look like men In springtime moonlight -Shiki But ifl held it . . . Could I touch the Lighzness of this Flutter-butterfly? -Busan 'X SENIORS I n my new clothing I feel so diferent I must Look like someone else - Basho X 'Q Af- V J Jiugx xi , 9 in ' x, H-agfifj' x r TAA -r Y i q Vaq Yi '-jx - :iffy r 1 fl- . f 4 41:3 ' L i 1 2' W f .1. ,K .f I ,Q - W 1 Tm ,, .. J , sk Q f .Q 'rv , 4, 43 1 'fx 4' sw sf -fr-ww',a -,.,' 1 ' , 'Q F 1.-li, fig. ' 2, QW 4 Class O'FHcers ll-rl: Bob Reynolds, Sue Cole, Nancy Neilson, Bob Baker. A- is Class Cf 1967 Alan Albrecht Kristen Acker l68 Rosanna Aldridge Roberi Adams Dave A99 'fe Barbara Aim Laird Anderson Martha Batchelor Jenie Bollinger Lorin Anderson Henry Beaver Robert Arnold Robert Baker Kurt Berendt Dennis Berge Sondy Boxwell Kathy Boyd Kathleen Brandt Linda Brown Cynthia Brooks William Brooks Patricia Brown Rudolph Brynolfson Toni Bunker 170 Jon Bursethf-A Susan Busclicker John Buzza Sherry Cain iii .45 Q- A Mary Kaye Carlson Susan Cerny Dwight Colby Judith Caine Susan Cole Gordon Conn Charles Carlson 5 C Patricia Condon Kathryn Cornell Nancy Cowles Enid Culver Vivian Den Beste -U2 John Davis Marty DeBoer Dolores Delfs Dennis Dingman Judy Duemeland Tracy Donaldson Sydney Earp Kay Dodge Dale Doerr James Early Susan Earp Dale Edstrom Jane Else Kathleen Emery Jodie Erickson Kent Erlendsen Christine Finrud Douglas Evans Joy Faufh Suzanne Fish Barbara Flueck Frank Fly Carolyn Foss Susan Gardner Gloria Gauger Loren Geistfeld l Leslie Gilreafh JoAnn Gilbertson 174 Ann Girona Vicki Glenn Lee Goddard Phil Greer Carol Giese Barnard Hall Mary Hamry Marsha Heald Carol Harrls Judy High W Candace Hewitt Calvin Hoe 175 Patricia Holm Wray Hughes Dorothy Holmquist John Hunsinger Shirley Hormcin Leslie Hunter Carol Huber Ann Hurst Dianne Husby John Jackson John Jacobsen Linda Jacobsen 1 Timothy James Annette Jenson Margaret Jaeger Kimble Johnson John James Norene Johnson 177 Carolynn Johnsrud Elizabeth Jehnston John Kim Burbnro Kodczda- 178 Sandy Kacxri Lee Koflsen Nelsene Kczrns Tgby Keeler Peg Keeney Carol Koepcke David Kreischer Kristie Kvernsfoen Joseph LaBore Clare Lacher Kathleen Kutzke Carol Lammli Roger Lake Harriet Lansing Michael Leclvina Ed Laube Mary Leaf Janice Lightly Orville Lips John Lindig Carolyn Lodge Margaret Livingston Christine Lodge Anno Lee Lomnes Jane Lucas Barb Lundin Joseph Mannikko Joel Mahle Mavis Marquardt Pat Matheny Gail Mastenbrook Dianne McClay David McKenna as X Marianne Meyer George Meyn Ellen Mikulak MOFY Modlin Pm Morse Donald Murdoch , .ff Af.. Jan Nelson Lynne Nichols Nancy Nielsen Judith Nelson Tom Olander Lindo Niles .vw Q! Anne Ovre Kmen Oswald Barbara Owen Eva Pando t Ronald Parson Richard Pearson Kay Persinger Mary Petersen David Peterson Roger Peterson Sharon Peterson Kent Phelps Dave Posthumus Jacob Quaye Mary Rfcxutio 184 Dick Reierson Jon Reimer Ruth Rentschler Bob Reynolds Karen Rhedin .lim Richards Ben R0b6I lS Mary Rondequ Bill Rowen Barbara Rudberg John Rusterholz Ilona Rozsa Bob Saunders Paul Schendel Dave Schmidt Ann Saville Cindy Scyen Nancy Schmczlzbauer Claudia Rutherford Wes Schultz Larry Schwclnke Susan Shogren 186 Carol Sirrine Kris Skcret Sue Skiold Doug Smith Pat Smith Mary Soderling Carol Soine Judy Sparrow Anne Speer Lynn Sootheran Nancy Stafford Louise Stanforth Anne Stark David Steimer Ann Stockslager Sharon Swanson Pat Tesch TN Bob Thompson Terry Trowbridge Stephen Von Ornum Mary Vierow Linda Vollmar Mary Anne Wcndersleben Lynn Waroshina Fred Webber Mary Williams Pat Whitney Lance Williams Kay Weirick Sue Wisie Linda Wood Audrey Woodke Marie Yoder Carol Younker Kristen E. Acker ........ Fairbury, Neb. SOCIOLOGY, Dorm Social Chairman, Dorm President, Alpha Kappa Delta, Internation- al Club, SWAP, R-in-L Week Committee, Frosh Orientation Committee Chairman Robert James Adams . . Indianapolis, Ind. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Mac Weekly, Interna- tional Club, Flying Scots, YGOP David Agerter ......... Faribault, Minn. HISTORY, Dorm officer, Canterbury Club, Mac Weekly, Spanish Club, International Club, Dorm Social Coordinator, Soccer Alvan M. Albrecht ....... St. Paul, Minn. ECONOMICS and POLITICAL SCIENCE, Community Council, Pi Kappa Delta, Pre- Law Forum, YGOP Rosanna Mary Aldridge . . . St. Louis, Mo. BIOLOGY and PSYCHOLOGY, Pre-Med Club, Orchestra Barbara J. Alm ......... St. Paul, Minn. Chanter, French Club, SNEA, Publications Board Laird Anderson ...... .. St. Paul, Minn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, YGOP Lorin Willard Anderson . Keewatin, Minn. MATHEMATICS, Community Council, KMCL, Mac Weekly, SNEA Robert Michael Arnold . . . St. Paul, Minn. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, Mac Weekly, Pi Sigma Alpha, International Club, YDFL, Scots Club, Pre-Law Forum Charles Louis Ayres ..... Jackson, Minn. ENGLISH LITERATURE, Alpine Club Robert C. Baker ........ Northbrook, III. MATHEMATICS and PSYCHOLOGY, Class Vice President, Dorm Officer, UCCF Mod- erator, SPAN, Pipe Band, Resident Coun- selor, CVF Martha Lois Batchelor Robbinsdale, Minn. AWS Board of Appeals, Pi Kappa Delta, YGOP Henry Beaver ............ Chicago, Ill. GEOGRAPHY, IVCF, KMCL, Mac Weekly, SNEA, YGOP John T. Beecher ........ New Ulm, Minn. CHEMISTRY, Dorm Treasurer, KMCL, Phi Delta Mu, Resident Counselor, Resident As- sistant, Phi Delta Mu, YGOP Graham Michael Benoit . . . St. Paul, Minn. SOCIOLOGY and ANTHROPOLOGY, Com- munity Council, Dorm Officer, Chapel and Confrontation Committee, French Club, Spanish Club, International Club, Pre-Law Forum President, NSA Coordinator, SWAP, Political Emphasis Week Committee, SDS President, YGOP, YDFL Kurt Karl Berendt ........ St. Paul, Minn. ENGLISH and JOURNALISM, Mac Yearbook, Mac Weekly, SNEA, SWAP, Scots Club, Hockey Team Captain Dennis Wayne Berge .... Litchville, N.D. BIOLOGY and PSYCHOLOGY, Russian Club Phi Delta Mu, Psychology Club I Senior Credits Sandra K. Boxwell ...... Cedar Falls, Ia. BIOLOGY, UCCF, Phi Delta Mu, Interna- tional Club, SWAP Executive Committee Secretary, SWAP, Committee on Interna- tional Activities, Flying Scots, Ski Club Kathleen R. Boyd ........ St. Paul, Minn. PEMM Club, SNEA, WRA Kathleen A. Brandt .... Stillwater, Minn. PHYSICAL EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY, PEMM Club Vice President, WRA, Inter- school Chairman, Psychology Club, Union Board, Highland Dance, SNEA Bruce Carl Briese ...... Faribault, Minn. CHEMISTRY, Canterbury Club, American Chemical Society, Phi Delta Mu, YGOP Linda Caroline Brown .... St. Paul, Minn. PHYSICAL EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY, PEMM Club, SNEA, SWAP, Off-Campus Women's Board Representative, WRA Rudolf A. Brynolfson .... St. Paul, Minn. HISTORY, Community Council President, Canadian American Conference, Dorm President, French Club, Phi Alpha Theta, International Club, PE Week Steering Com- mittee, SWAP, YDFL Toni Ann Bunker .... Minneapolis, Minn. SPEECH and ENGLISH, Judicial Board, Pi Kappa Delta, SPAN, Debate, Drama Choros, Choir, YGOP James M. Burkhart . . .MinneapoIis, Minn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Mac Weekly, Macalester Jaycees Mark W. Burns ...... Robbinsdale, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Class Officer, Dorm Vice President, Judicial Board Chairman, Spanish Club, International Club, SPAN, Pi Sigma Alpha, YGOP, YDFL Jon E. Burseth ............ Mora, Minn. ECONOMICS, KMCL Music Director, Band, Choir, Varsity Choir John Robert Buzza ........ Wausau, Wis. PHILOSOPHY, Community Council, UCCF Moderator, Tartan Troupers, Church Voca- tion Fellowship, Drama Choros, SWAP, Resident Counselor Sherry Jane Cain ...... Brainerd, Minn. GERMAN, German Club, SNEA Board, Choir Judith A. Caine ............ Huron, S.D. ENGLISH, UCCF, Russian Club, SNEA, Kap- pa Delta Pi, International Club, Church Vocation Fellowship, Junior Year Abroad, Resident Counselor Susan Cerny .......... Fond du lac, Wis. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, PEMM Club, Tar- tan Troupers, WRA Judy Chelberg .......... St. Paul, Minn. SOCIAL SCIENCE, SNEA, Off-Campus Wom- en's Board, Psychology Club, LSA John Chell ............ St. Paul, Minn. GEOLOGY, Union Board, Mac Weekly, Geology Club, Scots Club Roger M. Chesser ......... Florence, Ky. ENGLISH, KMCL Program Director, Mac Weekly Margaret Clark ........ Deadwood, S.D. PSYCHOLOGY, SNEA, Band, Orchestra, WRA Gordon Cochrane ......... Dubuque, la. GERMAN, Scots Club, Basketball Dwight Colby ...... .... S t. Paul, Minn. MATHEMATICS, Scots Club, Tennis Team Co-Captain Susan Cole ......... Fergus Falls, Minn. SOCIOLOGY, Class Ofticer, Judicial Board, Thalians, Resident Counselor, Christmas Dance Committee, Secret Sis Committee, Freshman Orientation Committee Patricia Condon ........ St. Paul, Minn. PSYCHOLOGY, Kappa Delta Pi Gordon Conn ........ Elbow Lake, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Mac Yearbook, Mac Weekly, Pi Sigma Alpha, SWAP Cathy Cornell . . .... . .BrooktieId, Conn. SOCIOLOGY, International Club, Highland Dance Nancy Cowles .......... St. Paul, Minn. ENGLISH and ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, UCCF, French Club, SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, OFF-Campus Women's Board, Orchestra John Davis .............. Edina, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Mac Weekly, Spanish Club, Dorm Social Coordinator, Macalester Jaycees, YGOP Marilyn M. DeBoer ...... Adrian, Minn. SOCIOLOGY and ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION, Mac Weekly, SNEA, International Club, SPAN Dennis K. Dingman ...... Austin, Minn. ECONOMICS, Mac Weekly, Spotlite, Scots Club, Ski Club, Macalester Jaycees, Ten nis, YGOP Kay K. Dodge ...... Moose Lake, Minn. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION and PSYCHOL- OGY, Senior Class Cabinet, UCCF, SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, SWAP, Tartan Troupers, Choir Dale Doerr .......... Stillwater, Minn. ECONOMICS, International Club, Flying Scots, YGOP Tracy Donaldson ........ Winnetka, Ill. ENGLISH, AWS Social Chairman, Mac Weekly, PEMM Club, SNEA, Thalians, WRA, Ski Club Terrine Downing ........ Anoka, Minn. Art Club, Spotlite Editor, WRA Judy Duemeland ........ Bismarck, N.D. SOCIOLOGY and PHYSICAL EDUCATION, PEMM Club, SNEA, International Club, Thalians, WRA Michael J. Earhart .... Lewisburg, Penn. PHILOSOPHY, Dorm Ottiger, UCCF, German Club, Collegium Musicum, International Club, SAHR, YDFL James B. Early ........ Sioux Falls, S.D. HISTORY, Faculty Athletic Committee, Dorm Officer, IVCF, Scots Club, Ski Club, Pre-Law Forum, Tennis, Football, P.E. Week Steering Committee, Phi Alpha Theta, Choir, YGOP Susan Earp ..Minnetonka Village, Minn. ART, Dorm Officer, Art Club, Tartan Troupers, Ski Club, Alpine Club, Drama Choros, YGOP Sydney Earp . .Minnetonka Village, Minn. ART, Community Council, AWS Representa- tive, Dorm President and Vice-President, Art Club, Tartan Troupers, Ski Club, Al- pine Club Cheryl Ellis .............. Fargo, N.D. PHILOSOPHY, KMCL Secretary and Busi- ness Manager, Mac Yearbook, Mac Week- ly, German Club, SNEA, International Club, Flying Scots, YGOP Jane Else .............. Hopkins, Minn. SPANISH, Dorm Officer, SNEA, Interna- tional Club, YDFL Kathleen Emery ........ Sequim, Wash. BIOLOGY, Dorm President, Interdorm Council, Judicial Board, SNEA, Interna- tional Club Jodie Erikson .......... Aurora, Minn. ENGLISH-SECONDARY EDUCATION, Dorm Council, Ad-Hoc Sub-Committee, SNEA, International Club, Resident Counselor, Ambassadors for Friendship Kent Erlandson ....... Albert Lea, Minn. ECONOMICS, Dorm President, Moc Week- ly, German Club, Ski Club Douglas Evans .......... Willmar, Minn. ECONOMICS, ' Homecoming Committee, P.E. Week Committee, YGOP Joy D. Fauth ............ Tower, Minn. ENGLISH, UCCF, International Club, Flying Scots, Turnabout Week Co-Chairman, Par- ent's Weekend Committee Co-Chairman, Homecoming Committee Christine A. Finrud . . .Minneapolis, Minn. GEOGRAPHY and ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION, German Club, SNEA, International Club, Geography Club, YGOP Suzanne Fish ......... Monticello, Minn. MUSIC, Spotlite, SNEA, Drama Club, Col- Iegium Musicum Tom Fitzsimons ........ Brainerd, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE and SOCIAL SCIENCE, Mac Yearbook, Mac Weekly, SNEA, Flying Scots, Scots Club, YGOP Barbara B. Flueck ........ St. Paul, Minn. BIOLOGY, International Club, SPAN Pub- licity Chairman, YWCA, WRA Carolyn Foss ........... St. Paul, Minn. SOCIOLOGY, Drama Choros, Off-Campus Women's Club David Foster ........ Minneapolis, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, French Club, Dorm Social Coordinator, SWAP, Resident Coun- selor, Union Board Noon Program Com- mittee, Assistant Dorm Director, P.E. Week, YGOP, SAHR Bobbie Ann Fredsall. .Minneapolis, Minn. MATHEMATICS, International Club, YWCA Peter W. Freeman .... Elbow Lake, Minn. ENGLISH, Mac Weekly, Scots Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track Richard A. Furze ..... ..... . .Lead, S.D. ENGLISH, Community Council, SPAN,YGOP Susan Gardner ........ Elm Grove, Wis. FRENCH, French Club, Pi Phi Epsilon, In- ternational Club Gloria J. Gauger ...... Wheaton, Minn. SOCIOLOGY Loren Geistfeld ........ St. James, Minn. ECONOMICS, Assistant Community Council Treasurer, International Club, Dorm Social Chairman, YGOP Allen Gibas ........ Circle Pines, Minn. HISTORY, SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, SWAP, Phi Alpha Theta, Knoxville Exchange Committee Carol A. Giese ........ Milwaukee, Wis. IVCF, SNEA, International Club, Highland Dance, Drama Choros, Choir, WRA Joan A. Gilbertson .... Minneapolis, Minn. HISTORY-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, Dorm President and Treasurer, Resident Counse- lor, French Club, SNEA, International Club, SWAP, YGOP Leslie P. Gilreath .......... Mason, Ohio ENGLISH, Resident Counselor, UCCF, Mac Weekly, French Club, SNEA, International Club, P.E. Week Steering Committee, Al- pine Club, Drama Choros, Choir, CAC, YGOP Vicki J. Glenn ............ Macon, Mo. HUMANITIES, Union Board Vice Chairman, Highland Dance, SWAP, Homecoming Com- mittee, WRA Phillip Greer ........ Great Falls, Mont. PHILOSOPHY, Class Vice President, Pi Kap- pa Delta, International Club, SPAN, Toast- masters, Pre-Law Forum, YGOP E, Barnard Hall ........ Roseville, Minn. HISTORY, Scots Club, Ski Club, YGOP Mary Hamry ........ Minneapolis, Minn. SOCIOLOGY, Spanish Club, Wesley Fellow- ship, Psychology Club, YGOP, WRA, LSA James M. Hartley .... Minneapolis, Minn. CHEMISTRY, Dorm President and Vice President, UCCF, KMCL, Phi Delta Mu Richard J. Haspray. .Hearts and Flowers, Va. PHILOSOPHY Marsha Heald ........... Omaha, Neb. ENGLISH and SECONDARY EDUCATION, SNEA, International Club Candace Hewitt ....... Stillwater, Minn. PSYCHOLOGY-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, Community Council, AWS Board of Ap- peals, SNEA, YGOP Judith High ............. Duluth, Minn. ENGLISH, AWS Board of Appeals, Dorm Vice President, UCCF, SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, International Club, SWAP, WRA Ellen Hildreth .......... St. Paul, Minn. CHEMISTRY, R-in-L Week Steering Commit- tee, Band, Orchestra, Choir, CAC Patricia M. Holm ........ St. Paul, Minn. SOCIAL SCIENCE-ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION, SNEA, OFF-Campus Women's Board Dorothy Holmquist ,.Minneapolis, Minn. ENGLISH, Knoxville Exchange, Knoxville Exchange Committee Chairman, YWCA, CAC Shirley Horman ...... Menomonie, Wis. PSYCHOLOGY, French Club, International Club Carol Huber ........ Minneapolis, Minn. SOCIAL SCIENCE-ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION, SNEA, Kappa Detla Pi Leslie L. Hunter ..... Bloomington, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, German Club, Inter- national Club, YDFL Dianne Husby ........ Menomonie, Wis. MATHEMATICS-SECONDARY EDUCATION, AWS Secretary, Dorm President and Vice President, SNEA John Jackson ........... St. Paul, Minn. ECONOMICS, Union Board, Scots Club, Track, Cross Country John Jacobsen .... St. Louis Park, Minn. ECONOMICS Linda W. Jacobsen ..... Keewatin, Minn. BIOLOGY, Alpha Delta Theta Margaret A. Jaeger ...... St. Paul, Minn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, German Club, Pi Sig- ma Alpha, YDFL John C. James ......... St. James, Minn. ECONOMICS and BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION, Community Council Treasurer, Mac Weekly, Macalester Jaycees, YGOP Tim James ............ Glenn Mills, Pa. SPEECH and DRAMA, Community Council, UCCF, Drama Club, International Club, SAHR, Tartan Troupers, Flying Scots, Al- pine Club, Dorm Social Coordinator, Soc- cer Team Captain Annette L. Jensen ...... Stillwater, Minn. ENGLISH, SNEA, Tartan Troupers, YGOP Janet F. Jensen ....... Miles City, Mont. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Dorm Secre- tary, International Club, Inter-Dorm Coun- cil, SWAP Dianne Johnson ..... Minneapolis, Minn. SPEECH-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: SNEA Herbert E. Johnson Jr. .... St. Paul, Minn. SPEECH and ENGLISH, Drama Club Ken Johnson ..... . . .Downers Grove, Ill. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Toastmasters, YDFL Kimble M. Johnson ...... Dawson, Minn. Dorm OFlicer, Flying Scots, Ski Club, YGOP Norene E. Johnson ........ Phillips, Wis. PSYCHOLOGY-ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: SNEA, International Club, Ski Club, Wes- ley Fellowship, LSA, Psychology Club, Resi- dent Counselor, Frosh Orientation Commit- tee Steven D. Johnson .... Downers Grove, Ill. Community Council President, Dorm Presi- dent, Toastmasters, N.S.A. Delegate, Facul- ty Curriculum Committee, Faculty Ad Hoc Committee Elizabeth J. Johnston ..Franklin Springs, N.Y. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, UCCF, CVF Sandy Kaari . ..... . .Minneapolis, Minn. ENGLISH, AWS Treasurer, IVCF, Mac Week- ly, Ott-Campus Women's Board Lee Kallsen ............ Memphis, Tenn. HUMANITIES, Community Council, Class President, Chanter, KMCL, International Club, SWAP, Pre-Law Forum, YGOP Nelsene Karns .......... Billings, Mont. SPANISH, Spanish Club, SNEA, YGOP Nine Monfhs La'rer And We're Still Spending 0ur Time In 'rhe Same Qld Ways ,ahh sgvf .y 3 sg, fr 4 'V A A if if M, . 4 x I ' K ' s' F . 3315? gtg! k t X .fi 17'2',,Xf1 N X vw. : i 2 5 s 2 ' l 3 , ,,'5i4 I jg I , . X, X .s 'x,f!'? , . W M X X it P L Yi X ' , ' 1 'l ' vga., . if .N .X Y 'pig M5 A V .X A ,f fx? , , K 1' f ,ff ' ly 1 . 'mists' .Qi 1 ' f ev K S Q, x ,ig ' Iifgfgim iff .. , ii '. K . ' R s .4 5 V ff:-B? 2 f lg. if-1 7 ' ' t .. ,K 6 F, A g 'N K X,iYf In , J :KB xx K5 55. ., .. ,V ,, N 54 k v 1 5 QA. 3 I .Sur ' A . 5 X f 4 . '- wg H x-.,,,.: ,,. ' .S i 1 1 ,af--ge 41. -x bi 2 qw C 2 ' . 1 -355 5' ,sf f i 1 ix. fy 51 . K f , Vx ,Wx . , A 4 ..-L, ,aa ' if M -1-1:5 fir-s.ssf1vfmi4se ff-+ fi' Q 1 . ' Q, W W 5 1Qw.'. Qfsisim . . f vi X .Q 'Q 'Q fx A 'L x A f , -4 'f if , f sf Q. I 5 rp A 55.12 fx fi fa f. Q . A f- Q.. 7 i'51' -vv-PM ,I F frwif 2 MLW N , a . 4 , 3 . , , 56 .Y Fall, Winter, Spring. The clocks keep ticking, and time keeps moving on. Time has brought transition to us allg to some subtly, to others with a startling effect. To live is to change and to bend with Time. Maybe the year has been used well, or may- be it is merely down the drainf, But in either case, it is gone. We will never again be the people We were this year-but perhaps this book, a campus collage has captured what was. Perhaps, in its own small way, it has stopped the ticking of the clocks. The 1967 Mac Staff Editor ..... . . . ......... .... l. inda Davis Ass't. Editor . .. ...... Lowell Drager Layout .... . . .Annette Clemenson Faculty ..... ............ K athy Murphy Organizations . .. ...Jan Galanter, Toni Johnson Classes . . . . . . . . .... Julie Christle Sports . . ............. Eric Markusen Copy ...... . . . ............ Carolyn Cornell, Cheryl Coyle Index and Proofing . . . . . .Martha Erickson, Kathy Mattson, Jan Thyer Business Manager . . .... John Lindig Photography Editor . . . .... Jim Richardson Ass't. Photography Editor . . .......... .......... . .. ........ John Haning Photographers ...Kristi Hawkinson, Martha Heeren, Jon Kuklish, Stan McCaslin, Tom Nelson, Carol O'Connor, Craig Pfeiffer, Jerry Straks, John Swenson, Gene Wiemers Advisors .... ............. D avid Kienitz, Ivan Burg Transportation . . . .... Dean Anderson, Frank Fly, Dan Peterson Money ...... ............ ..... C o mmunity Council Answering Service . . . . .The Weekly, Dr. Dodge Entertainment . . . ......... Annette's radio Refreshments . . .......... . . . . . .Old Main Coke machine Sympathy, when needed Coftenl .............. Our respective roommates, Mrs. Hanahan The 1967 Mac is printed in photo offset lithography by North Central Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minnesota. Heads are set in 30 Tempo. Subheads are set in 12 point Spartan all caps. Body copy is 10 on 11 point Caledonia, outlines on 9 point Spartan medium and Haikus on 12 point Bodoni Italic. Senior pictures are by Golling Studio, St. Paul, Minnesota. A Aanstad, Judy 86, 138 Aarvig, Joan 92 Aase, Creig 54 Acker, Kristen 168 Ackerman, Mary 54 Acosta, Maureen 92 Adams, Robert 168 Adelman, Cynthia 54 Aeziman, Candice 54 Agerter, David 168 Ahern, Richard Ahlberg, Carl Ahles, Benjamin 54, 69, 153 Albrecht, Alvan 168 Albrecht, John 92, 125 Aldridge, Rosanna 168 INDEX Baldwin, Ellen 101, 138 Baldo, Linda 92 Ballentine, C. D. 92, 125 Baltina, Valeria 92 Baltins, Jana Barbee, Steven, 117, 138 Barber, Tracy 117 Barker, Judson 54, 146 Barnes, Barnes, Howard 54 Susan 43, 146, 147 C Allen, David 69, 92, 108 Allen, David 54, 81, 86 Allen, Judith 106, 138 Allen, Terry 54, 69 Allison, Clyde 54 Alm, Barbara 168 Alston, Leslie 54 Altmeyer, Craig 54, 117 Amundson, Lana 138 Anderson, Mary 54 Anderson Bobby 54 Anderson Carol 138 Anderson Daniel 138 Anderson David 152 Anderson Dean 138, 147 Anderson Donald 54 Anderson Jerry 92 Anderson Jo 54 Anderson Kathryn 138, 146 Anderson Laird 169 Anderson Mark 54 Anderson Paul 54 Anderson Anderson Richard 69, 138, 152 Richard 118, 119, 138, 145 Anderson, Sarah 92 Arazi, Michael 92 Arkinson, Kathleen 54, 100 Arneman, John 54 Arneson, Eve 138 Arnold, Robert 152, 169 Arnold, Victoria 92 Aronson, Kathleen 92 Arp, Leslie Arth, Lois 54 Austin, Richard 92 Ayres, Charles Bachman, James 92, 117 Bailey, John 92 Baird, Macaran 54, 69 Baker, Robert 168, 169 Barnhart, Stephen 92 Barnum, Bruce 138 Barnum, Krueger 138 Barrett, Vincent 123 Bartels, Bryan 92 Bartsch, Susan 92 Bartz, Louis 86, 92 Bassford, Faye 138 Batchelor, Bruce 54 Batchelor, Martha 169 Bateman, Jo Anne 138 Bauer, Paul 54 Bauernfeind, Bail 92 Baum, Erik 54 Bauman, Lorraine Bauman, Thomas 54 Baxter, Charles 92, 125 Baxter, Lewis 145 Beardslee, Cheryl 54 Beardsley, Kevin 92, 145, 153 Beattie, John 54 Beaver, George 92 Beaver, Henry 169 Beaver, Michael 54 Beccone, Lewis 138 Becker, Jay 92 Bee, Charles Beecher, John Behrens, Daryl 54 Beitler, Kenneth 138 Belin, Charles 138 Bell, Alma 54 Bell, Kathleen 54 Bell, Richard 108, 138 Bellchamber, R. T. 92 Benassi, Mark 54 Bend, Richard 54 Bengel, Bonnie 54 Benjamin, Bryant 92 Bennett, James 86, 92, 120 Bennett, John Bennett, Steven 54, 153 Benoit, Graham Benshoof, Ward 138 Benson, Marla 54 Berendt, Kurt 122, 123, 169 Berg, David 92 Berg, Gary 108, 138 Berg, James 54 Berg, John 92 Berge, Dennis 169 Berger, Margaret 54 Best, Michael 54, 152 Betsworth, Linda 54 Beulke, David 54 Biel, Marilyn 54 Bigelow, Fraser Biller, Marianne 108, 125, 138 Binderup, Martha 54 Bingham, Pamela 92 Biron, Gary 54 Bischoff, Elaine 138 Bishop, Mary 138, 163 Black, Rosemary 54 Blatchford, Neil 138 Blatchford, Suzanne 138, 146 Blatti, Sandra 138 Blixt, Marcia 54 Block, David 54, 106 Block, Linda 54 Bloom, Kathleen 133, 138 Bloomquist, Lee 54, 69 Blue, Elizabeth 54, 146 Boe, Craig 54, 80 Boer, Donna 92 Boettiger, John Bollinger, Regena 169 Bongard, Julie 85, 92 Bon Jour, Therese 92 Bonnette, Susan 92 Borgschatz, James 138 Borshay, Robert 9, 117, 145, 152 Bott, Michael 54 Bottorff, Evelyn 54 Bowers, Martha 54 Boxwell, Sandra 101, 169 Boyd, Kathleen 169 Boyd, Mark 92 Boyer, B111'I'y 138 Boyle, Joseph Braden, Elizabeth 54, 147 Brady, Kendall 92 Brand, Christie 54 Brand, Sherman 138 Brandt, Ellen 138 Brandt, John 86, 92, 120 Brandt, Kathleen 170 Brandt, Shirley 32, 138 Bransford, David 92 Bray, Jane 92 Bredesen, John 54 Bren, Fern 54, 146 Briese, Brian 146 Briese, Bruce 146 Briggs, Susan 54 Brodie, Barbara 54 Brody, Paul 54, 73 Brokopp, Robert 54 Brooks, Cynthia 170 Brooks, Ellen 54 Brooks, William 170 Brower, Susan 92 Brown, Carolyn 54, 86 Brown, Charles 81, 138 Brown Christine 108, 138 Brown John 138 Brown, Linda 170 Brown Patricia 170 Brown Brown, Rosemary 138 Wallace 54, 69 Browne, Karen 54, 86 Browning, Pamela 92 Brownlie, Peter 92 Brucato, David 54 Brudevold 92 Bruers, Patricia 92 Bruggeman, John 92 Bruner, Charles 54 Brunn, William Bryan, Susan 54 Brynolfson, Rudy 150, 170 Buchholz, Jeffrey 138 Buckley, David 107, 138 Bucklin, Nathan 54, 106 Buckwell, Jean Bufkin, Susan 138 Buhl, Eunice 92 Bunce, Madelyn 138 Bundy, Michael 92 Bunker, Toni 109, 170 Burch, Susan 92, 107 Burgess, Edwin 54 Burho 54, 68, 69, 153 Burke, Deborah 92 Burkhart, James Burkland, Jill 138 Burns, Mark Burseth, Jon 146, 170 Buss, Brian 54 Butcher, Jean 92, 146 Butler, Laurence 54 Butterfield, Susan 92 Buzza, John 150, 170 Buzza, Paul 92 Buzza, Robert 138, 163 Bye, Gretchen 54 Bynes, Mary 86, 92 Byrd, Charles 138 Cade, Sandra 77, 138 Cain, Jack Cain, Sherry 107, 171 Caine, Judith 171 Caine, Robert 120, 121, 138 Calderon, Jaime Calgren, Robert 138 Calin, Bruce 92, 133 Callihan, Jean 138 Campbell, Allan 138, 163 Campbell, C. S. 145 Campbell, David 54, 116, 117 Campbell, Margie 54, 146 Campbell, Mark 92, 120, 145 Carlson Alayna 54 Carlson Carol 54 Carlson Charles 171 Carlson Daniel 54, 116, 117 Carlson David 138 Carlson Diane 92 Carlson, George 138 Carlson James Carlson Kenneth 69, 92 Carlson, Mary 171 Carlson Nancy 54 Carlson Carlson Patricia 138 Russell 138 Carspeeken, C. L. 92 Carter, Robert 69 Casber, Sandra 54 Casenave, H, 138 Casey, Susan 54, 146, 147 Cashens, Laurel 92 Cason, Wallace 138 Cass, Susan 138 Cate, John 101, 138 Cefalu, Peter 54 Cerny, Frank 117, 138 Cerny, Susan 163, 171 Chakolis, Warren 54, 69 Chalgren, Robert 54 Chamberlain, Ann 54, 146, 162 Chamberlain, John 86, 92, 146, 147 Chamberlain, Wm. 54, 117 Chaney, Michael 54 Chapman, Keith 138 Chapman, Linda 92 Chase, Deborah 54 Cheesbrough 133, 138 Chelberg, Judith Chell, John 152 Chell, Lynne Heimes Chesser, Roger 106 Chipault, Raymond 138 Chittenden, Laurie 92, 163 Christensen, Linda 54 Christensen, L. A. 54 Christian, C. K. 92, 108, 129 Christiansen, D. K. 138 Christle, Julie 92, 161 Christman 54, 146 Christman, Veronica 54 Chunovic, Louis 92 Churchill, John 138 Gina, Carol 92 Cisin, Daniel 54 Clamons, Lawrence 92, 163 Clark, Anne 92 Clark, Chris 108, 138 Clark, Howard 54 Clark, Jo Ann 92, 107 Clark, Margaret Clasen, Neil 138 Clayton, Robert 92 Clemenson, A. B. 138, 161 Clements, Mark 54 Cline, Marjorie 92 Clingerman, John 54 Cochrane, Gordon 120, 121, 145, 152 Cochrane, James 92 Cochrane, Rebecca 54 Colbeck, Larry 54 Colburn, Daniel 92 Colby, Dwight 152, 171 Coldwell, William 92 Cole, Carol Cole, David 138 Cole, Susan 32, 168, 171 Collins, Barbara 138 Collins, Carolyn 92, 100, 133, 163 Conard, William 138 Condon, Patricia 171 Conn, Gordon 171 Connelly, Pat 138 Conner, Kathryn 92 Conner, Ralph Conner, Susan Cook, Betsy 138 Coon, Linda 138 Copeland, Carol 92 Copeland, Chester 138 Coplan, Constance 138 Coplin, Thomas Corby, Bonnie 138 Corcoran, Douglas 92 Cornell, Carolyn 92, 102, 108 146, 161 Cornell, Cathryn 171 Corrington, Janet 92 Coulter, Harold 92 Covey, Elizabeth 54 Cowles, Nancy 171 Cowles, Richard 71, 138 Cox, William 92 Coyle, Cheryl 138, 161 Craig, Carol 92, 146 Cramer, David 162 Cramer, June 86, 138 Creamer, Roberta 54 Creeger, Scott 92 Croes, John 92 Crooks, Donald 92 Cross, John 92 Cross, Marilyn 54, 146 Cross, Nancy 54, 107, 146 Croyle, Tricia 138 Culver, Enid 172 Culver, Timothy 54 Cunningham, John Cunningham, Luke 138 Cunningham, R. L. 92 Curlee, John 92 Custer, Louise 54, 147 D Dagg, Charles 138 Dahl, Peter 138 Dahlia, Ross 138 Dahlman, Yvonne 86, 138 Dallenbach, Keith 54 Dana, Polly 92 Dana, Richard Daniels, William 92 Davis, John 172 Davis, Linda 138, 161 Davis, Michael 86, 92, 120 Davis, Robert 92 Dawson, Kathryn 54 Day, Donna 138 Dean, Larry 54 DeBoer, Diane 54, 172 DeBoer, Marilyn DeBoer, Robert 92 De Bough, Robert 92 Decherd, Dennis 54, 106 Deetz, David 138 Dege, John 92 Delfs, Dolores 172 De Long, Kent 54 De Mars, John 54, 146 Denbeste, Vivian 172 Dennard, Dale De Reus, David 54 Determann, Susan 128 Detweiler, Georgia 92 Deutch, David 54 Deweerd, James 117, 138, 145 Dewey, Carol 92 Dewey, Karyn 92 Dezonna, Ceralynn 106, 138 Diaz, Vilma Dickhoff, Linda 54, 101 Dillman, Nancy 92 Dinger, Larry 133, 138 Dingman, Charles 138 Dingman, Dennis 152, 172 Divine, Richard 69, 92, 107 Dixon, James 92, 106 Dobson, Helen 54 Dodge, Kay 172 Doerr, Dale 172 Dole, Brian 92 Donaldson, Tracy 172 Donniker, Joe Dougherty, Susan 54 Douglas, Robert 54, 146 Dowdall, Michael 92 Downing, Terrine 106 Downs, Timothy 92 Doxsey, William 54 Drager, Lowell 138 Dressler, Paul 138 Drever, Mary Jean Duchatel, Viola 138 Duckworth, Jeannie 92 Duemeland, Judith 172 Duffy, Robert 54 Dungan, Michael 92, 153 Dye, Carol Casper Eagles, Sherman 138 Earhart, Michael Earl, Linda 92 Early, Evelyn 138 Early, James 69, 125, 145, 146, 152, 172 Earp, Susan 172 Earp, Sydney 172 Easley, Patricia 54 Easton, Kirk 54 Eayrs, John 54 Echternacht, Jane 54, 103 Echternacht, Jon 69, 138 Edstrom, Dale 172 Edwards, Mary 54, 146 Egelston, Loret 138 Eggen, Bradley 54 Ego, Geraldine Ann 92, 100, 129 Elgmann, Grace Ehresman, Delwyn 70, 125, 138 Eichten, Pauline 87, 92 Eilers, Sharon 138 Einen, Janis 54 Eitel, Sylda Rae 54 Ekdahl, Karen 107, 138, 146 Ekdahl, Karla 92, 108, 125 Ekrem, Frederic 138 Eldridge Van 54, 146 Eliseuson, Thomas 54 Ellenwood, Nancy 92 Elliott, Richard 138 Ellis, Cheryl Ellis, John 54 Ellis, Margaret 86, 92, 150 Ellison, David 92 Ellison, Kenneth 86, 92, 150 Ellsberry, Jean 92 Ellzey, Joyce 54 Else, Jane 172 Elvecrog, Barbara 85, 92, 125 Embretson, Lynn 92 Emery, Gerald Emery, Kathleen 173 Enge, Bonnie Jean 92 England, Ruann 92 Englund, Eric 92 Ercan, Nedret 54 Ericksen, Judith 138 Erickson, Barbara 92 Erickson, Jon 92 Erickson, Joy Ann 54 Erickson, Martha 92, 126 Ericson, Robin 69, 92, 145 Erikson, Jodie 173 Erlandson, Kent 173 Eschbach, Charles 138 Essman, Judith 92, 125 Estenson, David 138 Estenson, Thomas 54 Evans, April 54 Ewald, Steven 54, 69, 152 Ewert, Paul 54, 123, 153 F Fahrney, Nancy 54 Falk, Dennis 54 Farkas, Kristine 138 Farmer, Roderick 92 Farndell, Carolyn 54 Farr, Patricia 54 Fatemi, Iraj Fauth, Joy 173 Feist, Gerald 138, 152 Fellman, Richard Fenn, Peter 54 Fenske, Robert 92 Ferguson, Buddy 92, 108 Ferrel, Lesalyn 54 Ferris, Richard 92, 152 Fetzek, David 54 Figenshau, James 125, 138 Finn, Harold 54 Finrud, Chris 173 Fish, Sue 32, 173 Fisher, Dave 92 Fitzsimons, Tom 118, 119 Flaa, Janet 138 Fleer, Carol 92 Fleming, Alice 54, 127 Fletcher, Jon 138 Floyd, Steve 54, 86 Fluck, Jim 92 Flueck, Barb 174 F lug, Al 92 Fly, Frank 174 Fobes, Allison 92 Foote, Maryanne 125, 138 Forbes, Jim 138 Forbes, Roger 54, 69, 86 Ford, Samuel 54 Forsberg, Laurie 92 Forsyth, Dave 92 Fortney, Jon 138 1 ..-,. Foss, Carolyn 174 Foster, Dave Foster, Diana 92 Foster, Frank 92 Francis, Joyce 54 Francis, Lynne Franklin, Barb 100, 138 Fredde, Sandy 108, 133, 138 Fredrickson, Mike Fredrickson, Renee 92 Fredsall, Bobbie Fredson, Barb 38 Freeman, Pete French, Caroline 92, 150 Freschl, Larry 138 Frost, Marjorie F uke, Junko F ulcomer, Cheryl 54 Fuller, George 92 Furze, Rich Fuss, Gene 54 G Gabrielson, Linda 138 Gaffney, Bob 54 Gager, Ken 69, 92, 118 Galanter, Janice 92, 161 Gannaway, C. K. 54, 69 Gardner, Sue 174 Garner, Chet 54 Garrity, Karen 92, 100 Garvey, Andrea 54 Gasser, Dale 69 Gates, Geoffrey 54, 146 Gatten, Aileen 92 Gatten, Dan 92 Gauger, Gloria 174 Gaylor, Alan 92 Gebhard, Mary 138 Geerdes, Carole 92 Geistfeld, Loren 174 Genesen, Kathy 54 Gerber, Julie 138 Gerber, Karen 92, 107 Gercike, Lynne 92 Germann, Janet 92 Gerner, Janet 101, 138 Gernert, Rebecca 54 Gersich, Paula 54 Gibas, Al 153 Gibas, Becky 54 Gibbs, Jeanne Gibson, Bob 92 Giesey, Carole 175 Gilbert, Gail 92 Gilbertson, Joan 174 Gillham, Louise 92 Gilman, Byron 138, 146 Gilman, Bill 92, 120, 121, 145 Gilrcath, Leslie 174 Gingrich, Roger 54 Girona, Ann 174 Givens, Brent Glaescr, Jan 54 Glarum, Patsy Glass, Dwight 92, 125 Glass, Nancy 54 Gleason, Mick 138 Glenn, Vicki 174 Gnagy, John 85, 92, 109 Goddard, Lee 68, 69, 175 Godfrey, Georgiana 92 Godfrey, Nancy 100, 138 Goertz, Jamie 92 Golderer, Laura 92, 106 Goldstein, Jules 92 Golz, Rosemary 54 Gossard, Stan 92 Goti, Ricaurte 54 Grady, Charles 54, 153 Graffunder, Kurt 54 Green, Judy 138 Green, Nancy 108, 138 Greenberg, M. E. 92 Greenwood, Dick 54, 86 Greer, Phil 175 Gregerson, Mary 138 Gregory, Barb 138 Gregory, Kathy 92 Gremore, Bob 92 Griflin, Dick 92 Grimes, Sarah 92 Grindell, Lonnie 74, 92, 108 Griswold, Leslie 92 Grooms, Sue 92 A Gross, Karen 138 Grove, Diane 138 Grover, Greg 138 Grund, Ken 138, 152 Grunditz, Ann 92 Guernsy, Ron 92 Gunderson, Martin 138 Gustafson, Karen 92 Guthrie, Phyllis 138 Haar, Bob 138 Hagen, Waldo Hagg, Jan 54 Hagg, Nancy 92 Hail, Sue 54 Hall, Barney 175 Hallock, Bill 138 Halper, Jeff 108, 138 Halsten, Mark 92 Halverson, Louise 54, 146 Halverson, Paul 92, 146, 163 Halverson, Phil 54, 146 Ham, George 92 Hamilton, Carolyn Hammond, Sue 92 Hampl, Mary Hampton, Bernie 54 Hamrin, Beth 86, 92 Hamry, Mary 175 Haning, Joh11 138 Hanna, Chuck 54, 133 Hansen, Dale 54 Hansen, Mark 81, 92 Hansen, Martha 54 Hanson, Wes 138 Haraldson, A. K. 54 Harbison, Meg 162 Harden, Mary 138 Hargrave, Monty 138 Harper, Doug 54 Harring, Sidney H8I'l'1S, Carol 175 Harris, Richard 54 Hartley, Jim . Hartung, Jim 54 Haskins, Ricardo 54 Haspray, Richard Hatch, Jo Hatton, Judy 92 Haugee, Mary 138, 162 Hauschild, Pam 54 Hauser, Gary 122, 123, 138, 145 Havlik, Beth 138 Hawkins, Pauletta 138 Hawkinson, Carol 54, 106 Hawkinson, Kristi 92, 106, 161 Hawthorn, Elizabeth Hayes, Linda 54 Hazen, Laurie 92 Heald, Marsha 175 Heaton, Julie 54 Heege, Pete 92 Heeren, Martha 92, 107, 161 Heiden, Caroll 54 Heise, Valerie Helbig, Bob Held, Pam 92 Helgeson, Gwen 138 Hellickson, Howie 69, 118, 152 Helmeke, Don 108, 138 Hemmingsen, M. K. Hencier, Jim 92 Hendrickson, Eric 92, 146 Hendrickson, Lesley 138 Henjum, Jeanne 54, 101 Henke, Pam 92 Henson, Bob 69, 92, 152 Herbert, Min 138 Herendeen, Mary 138 Herrick, Rod 138 Herring, Paul 54 Hess, Larry 54 Heublein, Peg Heuser, Dick 138 Hewitt, Candy 146, 175 Hewitt, Kathy 92, 107 Hiatt, Carolyn 138 Hicks, Nancy 54, 146, 147 Higgins, Bruce 54 High, Gil 54, 146, 147 High, Judy 175 Hiken, Lois 54 Hildreth, Ellen Hildreth, Marion 138 Hill, Gary 92, 150 Hitchman, Alice 92 Hnida, Gloria 92 Hoblit, Thomas 54 Hodge, David 54, 73, 153 Hoe, Calvin 175 Hoekstra, Larry 138 Hoffman, Jane 92 Hoganson, Barbara 92, 129 Hoglund, Janelle 92, 106 Hohman, Jeff 54 Hoke, Go1'don 92, 106 Holland, Hollyann 138 Holm, Jim 92 Holm, Patricia 176 Holmgren, Beth 92, 127 Holmquist, Dorothy 176 Holt, Robert 54 Homme. Pamela 92, 163 Homme, Thomas 54 Honhart, Lawrence 92 Hook, Keith 138 Hooper, Marilyn Hopkins, Jacquie 54 Hoppe, Donald 92, 146 Horman, Shirley 176 Horowitz, Pam 138 Houghton, Bill 54 Howard, Gail 92 Hubbard, Duncan 92 Huber, Carol 176 Huber, Robert 54 Huber, Robert W. 138 Huenemann, Ann 92, 150 Huenemann, Kathy 92, 146 Huestis, David 138 Hughes, Linda 176 Hunsicker, Claudia 92 Hunt, Carolyn 92 Hunt, Cheryl 92 Hunt, William 138 Hunt, Susan 92 Hunter, Barbara Hunter, Leslie 176 Hurst, Ann 176 Hurwitz, Richard 138 Husby, Diane 74, 176 Ikeda, John 54 Immler, Kathy 92 Ingersoll, Jean 92 Ingvarsson, Peter 92 Isaacson, Dianne 92 Istas, Jim 138 .I Jackola, Duaine 54 Jackson, Cynthia 54 Jackson, John 153, 177 Jackson, Julie 54 Jacobsen, John 177 Jacobsen, Linda 177 Jacobson, Mary 54 Jacobson, Richard 54 Jaeger, Margaret 177 Jaeschke, Carol 54 Jaeschke, Elaine 92 James, John 177 James, Tim 150, 177 Jannetta, Jim 138 Jarvis, Joan 54 Jefferson, Lawrence 54 Jeffries, Jenkins, Jensen Thomas 92 Vicki 92 David 92 Jensenl David P. 162 Jensen Jensen, Jensen ,J 1 anet 0 Anne 92, 101 Paul 69 92 Jenseng Peter 69,, 107 Jensen, Jenson, Jenson, Jewett, Robert 138 Annette 177 Jim 92 Theodore 54, 152 Johansen, William 69 Johnson Johnson a Allen 54 Barbara 108 138 Johnsonj Cheryll 138 , Johnson Johnson , Dale 92 , David 92 Johnson, Deborah 92 Johnson, Derald 92 Johnson, Dianne Johnson, Gary 54, 69 Johnson, Herbert Johnson, Holly 54 Johnson, R. 102, 127, 138 Johnson, Jeanne 54 Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Kimble 81, 85, 179 Johnson , Kristine 54 johnson, johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson Linda 54 Mark 54 Marlene 80, 138 Nancy 54 Norene 177 Quentin 80, 138 Randall 81, 138 Richard 92, 163 Sharon Steve 108, 150 Suzanne 54 Toni 92, 161 Vicci johnsrud, C. L. 129, 138, 177 johnston, Elizabeth 177 jones, Dwight 118, 125, 138 jones, Hershel 92 jones, Nancy 92 jones, Pat 81, 138 jones, Richard 92, 108 jones, Dyer 92, 163 jordan, judith 54 jorgenson, R. A. 92 jorgensen, jim 92 jorns, Ulrich 138 justis, Mary 92 K Kaari, Sandra 74, 177 Kacher, Sandra 54 Kagin, Mary 92 Kallsen, Lee 126, 178 Kane, Margie 81, 138 Kangalos, Tom 92 Kantrud, Natalie 138 Karns, Mike Karns, Nelsene 178 Karrer, Linda 92, 108 Karuhanga, jolly 92 Katsantonis, john 54, 86 Katzman, Dexter 54, 106 Kautz, john 138 Keaney, john 92 Keeler, Gordy 92 Keeler, Toby 101, 177 Keenan, Sue 92, 102, 108 Keene, Bev 92 Keeney, Margaret 177 Keillor, Stan 54 Keillor, Steve 54 Keller, Reri 138 Keller, Sandy 54 Kelly, jim 92 Kemp, Sara 92, 102 Kendall, jerry Kendall, Kris Kendall, Nancy 54, 146, 147 Kennedy, Mary jo 133, 138 Kent, jan 54 Kent, Sue 92, 162 Kersting, jim 54 Kessler, john 54 Ketcham, Mark Kiesow, Elizabeth 54 Kim, john 138, 177 Kimm, janet King, Don 138 Kingswan, Chuck 54 Kirk, Tim 138 Kirkpatrick, B. 92 Kissling, Becky 54 Kivi, jim 108 Klatt, Barb 54 Klauser, Chris Kleffman, Robin 92 Kleine, Bill 54 Klingle, Pam 138 Knapp, john 92 Knepper, Randy 54 Knight, Barry 54 Knighton, Russell 54, 153 Knobloch, Linda 54 Knudsen, Ron Koch, Marilyn 138 Kodada, Barb 178 Koepcke, Carol 178 Koepp, Rory 54 Kohler, Dave 125 Kolbe, Sheila 92, 163 Kometani, Sue 54 Kordsmeyer, M. L. 138 Korsmo, Charles 54, 69 Koski, Charlotte 138 Kowalke, Kim 54 Kraft, Alexander 138 Krahulec, Dick 54 Kramp, Debbie 54 Kranz, Gene 54 Krause, Sharon 54 Krawetz, Ethele Krein, Dick 54 Kreischer, Dave 152, 178 Kresin, Avis 138, 153 Kress, Walt 138, 145 Krochock, Dick Krogh, Nancy 92 Krumm, Victor 92, 118 Kuitunen, Wayne 69, 92 Kuklish, jon 138, 161 Kulstad, jay 54, 123 Kurtz, jim Kutzke, Kathy 179 Kuyper, Sue 92, 133 Kvernstoen, Cathy 92 Kvernstoen, Kristi 107, 179 I. LaBo1'e, joe 179 LaBree, Dick Labrosse, Kingsley 54 Lacher, Clare 179 Ladwig, Mary 92 LaF0untaine, Dick 92, 120 Lahti, Chuck 92, 162 Lahti, Duane 92 Laible, Steve Laine, Dennis 138, 162 Laine, Edward 54 Lake, joyce 146 Lake, Lisa 138 Lake, Roger 179 Lammli, Carol 179 Lampland, john 54 Lamson, Ralph 92 Lane, Kathi 64, 146 Lane, Nancy 92, 146 Langen, Laurie 54 Lansing, Harriet 179 Lantz, Dave 54 Larsen, Georgia Larsgaard, Mary 107, 138 Larson, Ann Larson, Doug 138 Larson, Gregg 92 Larson, john 133, 138, 145 Larson, Larry 92, 123 Larson, Roger 54 Larson, Steve 54 Latchaw, Bob 54 Latham, john Laube, Ed 134, 179 Laube, Paula 138 Lauer, Steve 92 Laxson, john 138 Layden, Rodney 92, 146 Leaf, Mary 179 Lear, Margaret 54 Leary, Karen 92 Ledvina, Mike 179 Lee, jim 138 Lee, Mary 92 Lee, Ruth 138 Leiper, Margaret 92, 146 Lentz, Dorothy 54 Leske, Carol 81, 103, 138 Lesman, Christine 92 Letourneau, Paul 92 Levy, Phil 92 Lewis, Mark 54 Lewis, Neda 138 Libke, Fran 138, 163 Lien, Bill 54 Lievan, Bonnie 138 Lilleberg, Doris 54 Lillquist, Dave 138 Lindall, George 54 Lindberg, Andrew 92 Lindberg, Ann 92 Lindberg, Debra 54 Lindberg, Paula 54 Linde, Dave 92 Linder, Mark' 80, 92 Lindgren, janet 92 Lindig, john 161, 180 Lindig, Karen 92 Lindlief, john Lindsay, Don 92 Lines, Ruth 86, 92 Linn, Marga.ret 54 Lippman, Henry 138 Lippman, Diane 54, 101 Lips, Orv 180 Livdahl, Dave 92, 108 Livingston, M. A. 180 Locks, Charles 138 Lockwood, Deanna 92 Lodge, Carolyn 180 Lodge, Chris 162, 180 Lofstedt, john 138 Loichle, Leon 86, 92 Lomnes, Anne Lee 138, Longbotham, Oliver Loper, Stewart 54 Lorenz, jim 54 Lowe, David 92 Lowe, Patty 54, 147 Lowe, Richard 92 Lucas, jane 181 Luce, Dianne 92 Lueben, Bob 54, 68, 69 Lund, Sarah 54 Lundberg, Mary 92, 146 Lundin, Barb 181 Lundstrom, Ron 138 Lush, Tim Lyders, Gay Lynk, Al 138 Lynn, Bob 54 Lyslo, Linda 54 M MacCarty, Helen 138 MacKenzie, Dave MacKenzie, Rod 92 MacKenzie, Sandy 54, 129 MacMullan, Bruce 92, 132, 1 152 Macomber, Doug 54 Maderich, Lynn 54 Madsen, Bruce 54 Magill, Tom Maher, john 92, 163 Mahle, joel 181 Mahler, julie 138, 146 Malvey, Pete 138 Manley, Marjorie 138 Mannikko, joe 181 Mannillo, Dick Manther, Sue 92 Manthey, Fred 54 Margulies, Sue 54 Markusen, Eric 92, 118, 161 Marquardt, Mavis 181 Marshall, Caroline Martens, Brian 92, 125 Marti, Linda 92 Martin, Beth 54 Martin, Eveleyn Martin, Gerald 138 Martin, jim 138 Martin, Bob 92 Martin, Tom 92, 132 Marungo, joaquim Marvin, Kathy 92 Masem, Matty 54, 145 Mason, Merry 92 Massey, Floyd 138 Mastenbrook, Gail 181 Matalon, Saadie 54 Matheny, Pat 146, 181 Matheny, Ray 138 Mathis, Sue 129, 138 Mattson, Kathy 92, 102 Matton, Peter 92 Maucker, Bob 92 May, jeff 138 Mayberry, Leslie 138 Mayer, Dick Mayfield, Margie 92 McAndreW, Gerhard 92, 123 McCall, Pat 54 McCalmon, Carl 54, 163 McCarthy, Karen 92 McCarty, Ken 54, 150 McCaslin, Stan 92, 161 McChesney, Mike McChesney, Bill 92 McClay, Dianne 146, 181 McClelland, H. S. McCloud, Carol 138 McConnell, Pat 138 McCormack, Martin 54, 85 McCuen, Mary 92 McCullagh, jan 54 McDowell, Bill 92 McElrath, Bill 54, 152 McFarland, Doug 138 McFarlin, Bill McFarren, Donna 92 McGee, Merrily 138 McGill, Ted McIntosh, Virginia 138 McIntyre, Mary 108, 138 4-' McKean, John 138 McKenna, Dave 181 McKinley, Jane 54 McManus, Bob 54 McManus, Terry McNaughton, Bert 32, 66, 108 129, 138 McNeal, Dawn 54 McNeilly, Jim 54 McPherson, Kathy 54, 146 McPherson, M. K. 81, 138 Meier, Jan 54 Meinke, Mark 54 Melby, Karl 54 Melena, Doug 54 Mellstrom, Joyce 54 Mennel, Don 134, 138 Menser, Dan 138 Meredith, Dianne 92 Memer, Leslie 138, 146, 147 Merritt, Bruce 92 Messick, Neil 54 Metcalf, Mike 106, 138 Meyer, Chris 54 Murdoch, Don 182 Murphy, Kathy 54, 161 Murr, Mike 92, 152, 169 Myers, Ellen 138 Nafstad, Pat 54 Nakayama, Adele 138 Naslund, Corey Neimeyer, Pete 138 Nellis, Melissa 54 Olson, Karen 92, 100 Olson, Lynne 81, 138 Olson, R. Lynn 138 Olson, Sue 54, 129 Oman, Tim 54 O'Neal, Tom 123, 145 O'Neill, Sue 138 Oiothoudt, Bob 54 Opp, Dave 54, 85, 153 Oppelt, Randy 54 Oredson, Olivia 92 Orr, Steve 92, 163 Peterson Glenn 138 Peterson, Jane 54 Peterson, Janet 92 Peterson, Jay 92, 108 Peterson Jon 92 Peterson Kitty V. 138 Peterson, Kendra 138 Peterson, Roger 80, 183 Peterson, Sharon 183 Peterson Steve 54 Peterson, Verna Peterson Virginia 92 Nelson, Daryl 138 Nelson, Frances 54 Nelson, Jim D. 54 Nelson, Janet 54 Nelson, Janice 88, 182 Nelson, Tom 54, 161 Nelson, John, 138, 154 Nelson, Judy 182 Nelson, Kathy A. 92 Nelson, Kathy B. 92 Nelson, Linda 92 Nelson Nancy 138 Meyer, Kathy Meyer, Marianne 181 Meyn, George 181 Micheli, Ralph 54, 69 Ness, Leroy Nettell, Lyndy 138, 146 Newberg, Bill 54 Newcomb, Carol Niles, Linda 182 Mickelson, C. P. 92, 152 Mickelson, Peter Middleton, Sue 92, 101, 146 Mikeworth, Bob 138, 146, 147 Mikulak, Ellen 181 Mikulich, Mike 54, 117 Mikulich, Terry 69, 92 Milanovich, Robbin 54 Miles, Shireen 54 Miller, Carol 138 Newell, Newton, Nichols, Nichols, Nichols, Dick 54 Dave 54 Jeremy 81, 138 John 54, 123 Lynne 182 Niederfeld, Lynn 138 Nielsen, Nancy 108, 127, 168, 182 Nieminen, Sue 138 Peraaho, Elvi 138 Miller, Debbie 54 Miller, Gene 138 Miller Ken 92 Miller, Marilyn 54 Miller Ron 92, 125 Miller, Wes 54, 86 Miller, Bill 138 Millin Ann 92 Mitchell, Charlotte 54 Mitchell, Sharon 138 Mits, Loni 54 Mlinar, Karyn 54 Modlin, Mary 181 Moe, Ca.rl 54 Mohn, Thelma Moline, Jo 54 Monteiro, Warren 138 Moore, Delores 92, 106 Moore, Scott 54, 73 Moravec, Steve 138 Morgan, Dave 54 Morgan, Lee 92 Morken, John 54 Morris, Joy 106, 138 Morrison, Napua 92 Morse, Pat 182 Morstad, Alta 146, 147 Mortenson, Mary Morton, Kathy 54 Morton, Pris 138, 146, 162 Moschogiania, Mike 138 Mueller, Joel 54 Muindi, Ray 92 Mulumba, Joe Munene, Pete Munig, Gayla ...ag Nobbelin, Craig 106, 138 Nord, Beryl 54 Nord, Sherry 138 Nordgren, Tom 92, 118 Nordley, Jerry 92, 106 Nordstrom, Dave 54, 106 Norman, Pris 92 Norris, Craig 92 North, Diane 54 Norton, Huong 92 Nywall, Soren 69, 92, 145 0 Ober, Kinney 138 Oberfeld, Gary 138, 152 Obler, Ted 54, 69, 123 O'Brien, Kathy 92 O,Brien, Tim 138 O'Connor, Carol A. 138 O'Connor, Carol L. 86, 138, 161 Odell, Dale 92 Oeflfinger, Tom 138 Oestreich, M. A. 106, 138 Ogle, Debbie 54, 101, 146 Olander, Tom 138, 182 Oschwald, Dallas 54 Ostergren, Nancy 106 Osterland, Kris 54 Oswald, Karen 101, 182 Outcalt, Peg Ovick, Sheila 107, 138 Ovre, Anne 182 Owen, Barb 182 Owens, Dick Oyan, Debbie 92, 146 P Packard, Seth 92 Paff, Rachel 92 Page, Charles 54 Pakizegi, Behnaz 92 Palackdharry, Peter Pando, Eva 183 Pappas, George 54 Parchem, Al 162 Park, Sherri 92 Parke, June 54 Parker, Jim 92 Parkins, Jane 54 Parkinson, Helen 92 Parks, Jerry 77, 86, 92 Paronto, Dick 106, 108, 138 Parson, Ron 183 Partch, Robin 138 Pasho, Dave Patchin, Don 92 Paull, B Paulsen, ob 92, 120 Alan 54 Paulson, Bob 92 Pavlish, Pawlak, Chuck 92 Ann 92 Pearson, Barb Pearson, Janet 54 Pearson, Kathy 92 Pearson, Dick A. 123, 138 Pearson, Dick P. 183 Diane 108 138 150 Pedelty, , , Peiffer, Bob 71, 92 Pelkola, Marie 54 Perron, Nancy 138 Perry, Chuck 54 Perry, George 54 Perry, Jeff 54 Persinger, Kay 106, 183 Peters, Jim 92 Oliver, Dorinda 92 Olmsted, John 138, 146 Olsen, Alice 92 Olsen, Jerry 138 Olsen, Glenn 92 Olsen, Lee 69 Olsen, Carol 92 Olson, Dave 54 Olson, Dolores 74, 92 Olson, Don 81, 138 Petersen, Bruce 92, 117 Petersen, Byron 92 Petersen, K. 92, 108, 122, 123 Petersen, Mary 183 Petersen, Pam Peterson, Betty Peterson, Cathy 54 Peterson, Curtis Peterson, Dan 81, 108, 138, 150 Peterson, Dave 183 Pfeiffer, Craig 138, 161 Phelps, Kent 106, 183 Pierce, Leland 54, 123 Pierce, Steve 92 Pierson, Hal 54, 147 Pierson, Kathy 92 Pike, Mary 138 Pinkerton, Cathy 146 Pladers, Elmer 69, 92 Plagens, Dick 92, 133 Plebuch, Bruce 92 Poe, Mary Poindexter, Marg 54 Polson, Paul 54 Polzin, 138 Poore, Jim 92 Poplau, Don 138 Porteous, Connie 92 Porter, Dave 92, 108 Porter, Steve 54 Posthumus, Dave 118, 119, 183 Potter, Gary 138 Powers, Bob 92 Pratt, Marilyn 138 Prentice, Bill 92, 109 Pressman, Ann 85, 92 Pries, Carol Prince, Judy 54 Prinz, Tom 92 Pruyser, Henry 92, 100 Pu1'kat, John 92, 117, 132, 145 Putney, Al 54 Pyle, Doris Pyle, Dick 92 Q Quaye, Jacob 77, 183 Rabemanantsoa, Michelle Rachlin, Mike 92 Radke, Sandy 54, 100 Rahaman, Abdul 54 Ralston, Don 92 Ralston, Marny 125, 138 Ranta, Gary 54, 117 Ranum, Cathy 54 Rasmussen, Candy 92 Rautio, Mary 184 Rector, Camellia 54 Reed, Linda 92 Reeves, Laurel 54 Rehak, Judy 138 Reich, Ericka 54 Reierson, Dick 184 Reimer, Jan 184 Reister, Jane 92 Renstrom, Greg 92 Rentschler, Ruth 184 Reusch, Rita 54 Reynolds, Guy 54, 152 Reynolds, Jim 101 Reynolds, Bob 116, 117, 132 145, 150, 168, 184 Rhedin, Karen 184 Rhodes, Judy 92 Rhodes, Susan 54, 146 Rice, Jim 138 Richards, Jim 184 Richardson, Jim 138, 161 Rickard, Sandy Riedesel, Cindy 107, 138 Riedl, Gary 69 Riesberg, Bob 138 Ring, Steve 54, 152 Riskin, Mike 138 Rizer, Dean Roberts, Ben 153, 184 Roberts, Tom 92 Roberts, Wallace 54 Roberts, Bill 92 Robertson, John 54 Robertson, Pam 138 Robinson, Dave Robinson, Pat 54 Robold, Mike 138, 145, 153 Robshaw, Mike Rodig, Yvette 54 Rogers, Chuck 92 Rogers, Joanne 92, 146 T Roll, Polly Rollins, Aileen 138 Rolloff, Tony 138 Rondeau, Mary 184 Ronstrom, Nancy 54 Roragen, Brian 92, 132 Rosa John 54, 69 Rose, Duncan 54 Rose, Ellen 92 Rose, John 54 Ross, Janet 92, 101 Ross, Nancy 92 Rowen, Bill 152, 184 Rozsa, Ilona 185 Rudberg, Barbara 108, 185 Rudberg, Ted 54 Rudolph, Sue 92 Rudy, Carol Saunders, Bob 117, 185 Saunders, Margaret 54 Saunders, Tom 92 Sausen, Peter 138 Sautbine, Linda 54 Savela, Thea 54 Saville, Ann 185 Sayen, Cindy 185 Schaffner, Greg 54 Schanlield, Serene 54 Schatz, Jim 138 Schauer, Ruth Schendel, Carol Schendel, Paul 153, 185 Schifsky, Ron 93 Schilling, Barb 108, 138 Schilling, Jean 81, 138 Schima, Ted Schjedahl, Peggy 54, 86 Schmalzbauer, Nancy 133, 185 Schmidt, Claire 93 Schmidt, Dale 54 Schmidt, Dave 109, 185 Schmidt George Schmidt, Roger 93, 117 Schmidt Sharon Schoenbaum, R. H. 93 Schoenfelder, Pat 138 Scholl, Jackson 54, 106 Schones, Corinne 138 Schoolman, Dinah 93 Schrenker, Ann 93 Schroder, Alan 138 Schroder, Donna 93 Schroder, Keith 86, 93 Schultz, Gary 54, 146, 147 Schultz, Jim 54 Schultz, Dick 93 Schultz, Wes 146, 186 Silloway, Glenn 93, 132 Silvers, Anne 86, 93 Simmons, Elizabeth Simons, Kathy 138 Sinclair, Ann 93 Sioris, Linda Sioris, Margaret 138 Sirrine, Carol 186 Sjoberg, Dick 54 Sjodin, Dick 138 Skai-er, K1-is 103, 186 Skjold, Sue 186 Skogmo, John 93 Skurdalsvold, Barb 93, 125 Slattery, Elizabeth Slaughter, Nancy Slaughter, R. A. 93, 146 Smith, Barb 86, 108, 138 Smith, Doug 150, 186 Smith Gary 93 Smith, George 118, 125 Smith Jim 54 Smith, Jeanette Smith, Julie 93 Smith, Linda 93 Smith, Mike 54 Smith Pat 186 Smith, Peter Smith, Rhonda 54 Smith Suzanne 86, 145, 193 Schumacher, Sue 93 Schussler, Larry 54 Schwanke, Larry 186 Schwarzrock, Kay 54, 163 Schwebke, Jackie 93, 108, 109 Schwinclen, Mike 54 Scoll, Steve 54 Scott, Sheila 93 Scow, Karen 138 Ruedy, Mike 70, 138, 152 Rule, Bill 54, 163 Runquist, Jeanne 138, 145 Runyon, Robyanne 92 Rusterholz, John 145, 185 Rusterholz, Kurt 54 Rusterholz, Paul 92, 147 Rutherford, Claudia 185 Rutledge, Anne Ryan, Gail 92, 102, 106 Rybski, John 54 S Sackett, Sandy 92 Sajka, Jan 162 Samways, Marsha 54 Sandeen, Eunice Sandland, Sue 138 Sankey, Clay 92 Sankey, Moreau 92 Sarvis, Andy 138 Sato, Kazuko 92, 100 Satre, Joy 138 Satterstrom, Ann 138 Saunders, Anne 54 Scruggs, Karen 1 38 Scurr, Linda 93 Secretan, Marcy 93, 109 Seelhoff, Roberta Sederberg, Mike 54 Seibert, Bill 138 Seidel, Pat 138 Senness, Dave 54 Seppanen, Judy 93 Shank, Dick 54 Sharp, Carolyn 93, 163 Sharp, Jo 54 Shaw, Bruce Shaw, Bob 138 Shaw, Sherry 102, 138, 150 Shepherd, Don Sherburne, Paul 54, 153 Sherman, Jim 108, 138 Shey, Debbie 93 Shields, Debbie 93 Shogren, Sue 186 Shoquist, Mary Shovell, Bill 54 Shuchman, Jim 81, 108, 138 Siebold, Dick 93 Siewert, Ellen 54 Smith, Wayne 93 Smith, Wilfred 93 Smucker, Celeste 93 Snell, Bob 54 Snyder, Ann 138 Sodergren, Linnea 54 Trenbeath, Steve Trenholm, Kris 138 Trickel, Don 138 Tripp, Margaret 54, 146 Trowbridge, Dulcy 138 Trowbridge, Terry, 138, 188 Truesdale, Joan Turnball, Dianne 54 Turner, Sherry 138 Tuttle, Jeff 54 U Ugelstad, Ellen 94 Uhlenkott, Bill 54 Ukena, Katha 94, 146, 147 Ulrich, Margaret 138 Ulrich, Stan 94, 146 Umland, Ken 94 Underwood, Cecil 69 Underwood, Charley 138 Uraga, Nick 94 Urban, Marilyn 54 V Vanderlinden, Sue 106, 138 Vandersall, Pat 54 Vandoren, Dick 138 VanDuyn, Reid 138 VanDyke, Ruth 138 VanDyken, Gretchen VanDyken, Peter VanGorp, Paul 54 Vanhoven, M. 138 Vanornum, Steve 188 Vanslyke, Bill 69 Vatandoust, G. 54, 70 Vaught, Mark 94, 108, 150 Ventura, Theresa 54 Vicars, Judy 138 Vicino, Franco 70, 71, 138 Vickers, Bruce 134, 138 Vie, Shelden 94 Vierow, Mary 188 Visor, Sherry 54 Vitz, Don 94 Voeller, Larry 54 Vogel, Allan 138 Voiles, Steve 54, 69 Volkert, John 94 Vollmar, Linda 188 Vraspir, Nancy 54 W Wagenhals, Lynn 54, 146 Wahl, Judy 94 Waldron, Jerry 54, 69 Walker, Helen 138 Walker, Mary 94, 146, 162 Walker, Mike Walker, Phyllis 94 Wallace, Kathy 94 Wallace, Kay 94 Wallin, Dave Walters, Lynda 54 Walton, Jon 94 Wandersleben, Mary 188 Warashina, Lynn 109, 188 Ward, John 138 Warkentin, Ted 132, 138, 1 Warner, Alan 138 Warner, Joy 94 Warner, Mark 54 Warwick, Janet 138 Washburn, Henry 138 Wasson, Jeff Waterman, Lloyd 54, 69 Watkins, Bob D. 94, 120 Watkins, Bob W. 94 Watson, Sue 54 Watson, Jim 138 Watson, Tom 85, 94, 150 Way, Bard 54 Webber, Fred 189 Wedum, Dave 138 Weirick, Kay 74, 126, 189 Welch, Jan 94, 108 Welch, Tim 54 Welge, Barry 138, 146 Wellman, Ma1'y Lou 54 Welton, Chuck 94 Wenstrom, Barb 54 Wenstrom, Nancy Wenstrom, Bill 138 Werness, Peter 94 Werthmann, Nyle West, John 138 West, Marsha 94 West, Stu 54, 117 Westra, Mark 138 VVestrell, Nancy 54 Wheeler, Eric 54 Wheeler, Kristi 94 White, Ann 138 Whitepipe, Elmer 54 VVhiteside, Esther 86, 94 Whitlow, Jesse 55 Whitney, Pat 108, 189 Wiberg, Diane 94 Wiborg, joedy 55 Wickersham, Bill 94 Widetzky, Elizabeth 55 Wiemers, Gene 55, 161 Wiersma, Vicki 94 Wilkens, Elizabeth 138 Wille, Dave 55 Williams, Lance 189 Williams, Martha 155 Williams, Mary 189 Williams, Dick 94, 153 Williamson, Bruce 138 Wilson, Barb 138 Wilson, Clay Wilson, Ed 55, 153 VVilson, Fran 138 ' 'Q Wilson, Vivian 55, 146 Wilson, Bill 55, 73 Wimer, Al Winbigler, Ian 94, 100 Windland, Karen 94 Winter, Ann 94 Wintermute, Tim 55 Wiselogle, Betsy 94 Wiste, Sue 189 W'itcraft, Bob 55, 72, 73, 153 Witt, Warren 94 Witty, Tom 94, 132 Woitas, Vicki Wolenetz, Mark 55 Wolfe, Paula 55 Wollmuth, Dean 55, 69 Wolvington, Nancy 94, 146 Wood, Cathy 55, 102 Wood, Linda 189 Wood, Vicki 55 Woodall, Barb 55 Woodbury, Linda 94, 163 Woodkey, Audrey 189 Woodruff, Alison 138 Worden, Pam 94 Worfolk, Diane 55, 129 Wortham, Leah 55, 146 Wortman, lim 55, 69 Wright, Beryl 55 Wright, Ian 179 Wright, Nancy 55 Wright, Steve 138 Y Yamamoto, Jamie 69, 94, 152 Yoder, Bruce 94 Yoder, Marie 189 Yoneji, Charlene 94 Yost, Kay 94 Younker, Carol 146, 189 Yu, George 94 Yusefsadeh, Shahnaz 86, 138 Z Zahner, Nancy 55 Zavoral, Linda 55 Zerebko, Lydia Ziebell, Tom 69, 94 Zimmerman, Bruce 55 Zingheim, Barb 94 Zuger, Ruth Zweifel, Pat hs? 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