Minot State University - Beaver Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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MARGARET E. THORENSON Newburg L. S. A., Orchestra, Aeolian, League of Women Voters. Steady as clock workg says little-does much. LAWRENCE WINDERL Clenburn Basketball. L e t t e r- men's Club, Newman Club- lVIu Sigma Tau Hi ya bc1be. ' Page Twenty-five

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VIRN MCELWAIN Douglas Band, Orchestra, Mu Sigma Tau, Y. M. C. A. He's got a lot of wind wlzeh it comes to fm 'l'7i.St'l ll'l'l'l,971,t.H JOHN NORGAARD Bowbells Mu Sigma Tau, New- man Club. KAMGW such aslhe bal- rrnee the world. IAMES O'DONOVAN Sanish Alpha Kappa Delta, Y. M. C. A., PhilosophY Club, Phi Theta, Farm' er's Union Club. HI wfmt my oiibf' HELEN C. PETERSON Burlington L. S. A. She came from a .g00d town to cz better cztyf PRITSCHET if Foxholm Concert Choir, Alpha Kappa Delta, Newman Club, Men's Glee Club, Student B. B. Coach. 'VVeld like to hem' his 1 ema'1'lcs between halves. GORDON SMITH Kramer U. N. D., Band, Track. Campus Players, Y. M. C. A. We were glad to have you fb short twne cmgzfwayf' n ELIZABETH MESTAD Minot L. S. A., League ol' VUomen Voters. f'Voti11g is every stz1de'n.t's duty. GENEVIEVE O'CONNELL Minot Beta Theta, Phi Theta. Campus Players, Taming of The Shrew, Red and Green Staff, Home EC. Club., Newman Club, Oper- etta. In the back of her fmuzd is LL 'Il'lfl7'l. But who ?,' PETER PAULSON Hatton Lettermen's Club, Lutheran Student As- sociation., Football, Phi Theta, Red and Green Staff. 'Terseiferuvzee in the wmv. MINNIE POZARNSKY Ruso Mecca for Pep, Red and Green Staff, Phi- losophy Club, Y. W. C. A.. League of Women Voters, Aeolian Club. Tell Mimzie, she'll do 'it.', JUDITH RUE Bismarck League of Women Vot- ers, Y. W. C. A. She keeps wehdfizg her way llp7,l7l1,'l'd,U ONALD SVVENSON Carpio Mu Sigma Tau, Beaver Staff, Athletics Mgr. KKC!l7'2J'l0 boy 'makes good. Page Twenty fem

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r Y.,c ' . x , JN f,.. ,-R- ,rf 43' U-'V ' T iff ..7' T L. x S- -f' .Y I ' r, -11' ,fx :Q ' QR, , wg' ' V , P' . fir V M T s 3 . If ff 'fc 1 1 ie .J f- OJ, , ,fw,:Jyj.:TlN:w h .fr , I i K- ,D fp' W R ,, .- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kc, :r?,24.v- Q f ., as I . ' :IQ Q' x fx' ' . 1 J yfibptxxzoi. BILL HUBBARD GEORGIA STENERSON DAVID FITZGERALD J ' lass We of the Junior class are at the three quarter milestone and are looking forward into the coming year with hope! and anticipation. In retrospect, the past year resembles a book of 365 pages, some of which are finger-marked and soiled, While others represent accomplishments, both individually and as a class, of which we may well be proud. Inasmuch as it is natural for college students to indulge in the illusions of hope, we honestly believe that the present outlook holds much to encourage us as far as morale, determination, inherent ability and rewards of labor are concerned. DAVID FITZGERALD Jzmior Class President REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS SBQXN R' lg INK A NAA, ESTHER HALVORSON EVERETT I-IEDAHL Page Twenty-six