North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1963 volume:

-4 6 i -Y Y-T 1 1 AV I - Y 1, ,Q-.,.,.., ,, - - 1,-,, ..,,5...- .i.::-., :alfa -Y f:'w::..L. ,..,. ng.- nu., M k -1 - .- --gpm. V ,em Laurin- ' g x- - ,Vw ,Z I Q-15 I :fl - wt- -T. . L-,A-ifl. 1 yr ' s 50N G- IOWA 5 orewor Pusuc LLI As the years pass, your memories will be made. Some will be retained, others will be forgotten. Whatever the reason for returning to the pages of this vol- ume, your Troyannum staff has endeavored to record with honesty and sincerity the good times, the bad times, the everyday routine at MCJC during the l962-i963 school year. Remember this as you page through your Troyannum. If you can recall your year here with a smile or even a sigh, your staff will consider this the very best of compliments l W 1:1 ,x ,- 1 1 5 .nw -4- s. N VW! r 18.3 o -4 1 I 4 ' 1 Zabfe of Gomfenfs Dedication .............................. Administration and Faculty ..... Organizations ........................ Student Council ............ Troyannum Staff ............. Tray Tribune ...... Circle K ........................... Signifer Commites ........ Radio Group ................... International Relations ...... Student Association ......... Delta Psi Omega ............ Phi Theta Alpha ....... Medical Club ........ Choir .....,............. Sports ........................... Football ...... Basketball ..... Baseball .... Galt ......... Album ........................... Sophomore ...... New Arrivals ....... Freshmen .......... Activities ................ ....... Homecoming .... Sccials ........... Cheerleaders ,... Scholastic Honors ...,................. Honor Society .............. Outstanding Students ..... Adult and Technical Education .... Electronics Drafting Practical Nursing Behind the Scenes ............... Directory ................. Faculty Statistics ..... lv' 7 I N. fi! - tfsg I Volume VIII Mason City Junior College Mason City, Iowa Philosophy of the Mason City Junior College As a comprehensive community college, Mason City Junior College attempts to serve the people of the area who are of post-high school age so as to meet their needs in continuing, term- inal, technical, general, pre-professional, and adult education. The Mason City Junior College also provides limited college education for selected talented high school students. To best meet the needs of this heterogeneous group, the Mason City Junior College sub- scribes to: I. GENERAL EDUCATION by presenting a balanced curriculum in the broad areas of the humanities, mathematics, social studies, and the natural and physical sciences. COLLEGE PARALLEL EDUCATION by duplicating or parelleling the programs of senior institutions, TECHNICAL EDUCATION by offering units of instruction, the content and extent of which are established by industry and the professions. 2. 3. 4. a. b. 5. a. b. I. Provide 2. Provide 3. Provide 4. Provide 5. Provide TERMINAL EDUCATION by providing a planned two-year program of courses for which an associate in arts degree is awarded, and . providing short-term sequences of courses for which certificates of completion are awarded. ADULT EDUCATION by establishing a non-college-credit program wherein a class will be organized when twelve or more people evidence interest in a specific course, and establishing night college-credit classes for working people who are unable to attend regular day school classes. MASON CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE STRIVES TO: counseling service to the individual student. courses and opportunities for those students who wish to develop specific skills. assistance to those students encountering difficulties in adjusting to college life. facilities for off-campus credit offered by other colleges and universities in the state. facilities and means of completion of high school requirements for students, who have not completed high school. 6. Provide a well-rounded program of cultural, competitive, civic and social activities for its stu- dents and the community as a whole. I. MASON CITY JUNIOR COLLEGE BELIEVES THAT: As a part of the public school system, it is privileged to: a. draw upon the special testing and guidance service of the system. b. use the elementary classrooms of the system as laboratories for teacher education. c. utilize the special vocational and technical libraries found in the school system. 2. The community should become, as far as possible, a laboratory for practical instruction, and that people and resources of the community should be used in the educational program. As a result of following this philosophy, the college hopes to make possible for each student an increase in the common knowledge, skills and attitudes which he needs to be effective as a person, a member of a family, a worker, and a citizen. 4 Gaining in Skill, Knowledge and Attitudes 4 e proudly dedicate. . . French Class Instructor, Madame Hedgecock. Senora ' We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate our 1963 edition to Mrs. Pauline Hedgecock. We hope this dedication can express in part the appreciation and thanks of the entire student body. Aftectionately known to students as Madame or Sef1ora her exuber- ant personality extends deep into student lite. As advisor of Honor Society, her interest in each student becomes most apparent. Her sincere concern in and out of classes is gratifying and inspiring. Teaching Spanish and French, Mrs. Hedgecock has an untiring volume of experiences and tales to personalize her classes. Also acting as counselor for MCJC foreign students, she devotes a great deal of her time and energy to our success. Eight years have endeared Mrs. I-ledgecock to both faculty and unnum- bered students. Again we extend our extreme gratitude. 7 gacuffy ang Gfwmirzisfrafiozz DEAN CLIFFORD H. BEEM B 1 ,J f I-'U in-hp-' FRANK HOFFMAN, Registrar Leadership Guidance Direction Development Gflgmizzis fmfors a1zJ ggzcuffy embers MR. BILL EDDING5 Director of Adult and Technical Education DALE BECKER Communication Skills, Speech, Drama MARIE SCHALEKAMP Communication Skills, Journalism, Public Relations, Troy Tribune Advisor acuffy MRS. GEORGIA BURGE Communication Skills MRS. MARIE RACHUT Communication Skills, Reading Improvement MRS. VELMA GRIPPEN Communication Skills, Counseling Il RUTH DuPUlS Communication Skills, Publicity JACK EASTON Communication Skills, Yearbook Advisor .G JOHN FRITZ Essentials of Art MRS. JUANITA ROMIG World Literature SIGNE JOHNSON Music, Choir PAULINE HEDGECOCK Spanish, French 12 EDNA CARSTENSON Teachers' Education, Children Literature, Geography I S GEORGE COYAN Sociology, Social Problems MRS. PEARL MINOR Librarian CURTS ENGEBRITSON Business LYLE JOHNSON Western Civilization acuffy FOREST YATES Psychology HARRY LOW BioIo9Yf Anatomy 8. Physiology, Health 8. Nutrition, Biological Science ROBERT DAVISSON Radio, Electronics LOUIS BOSVELD I Physics, General Science , 13 JERRY BACKENS Technical MARGARET PETERSON Botany, Microbiology EVERETT ROMIG Chemistry HJALMAR PETERSON Chemistry WILLAM C. McKEOWN Shop Technology I4 JOHN PAGE General Science DAN HERRICK American History and Government HAROLD PALMER Engineering Drawing WILLIAM CAMPBELL Mathematics, Science iffy wi 'Qi if ORVILLE GEORGE ESTHER AHRENS O. JOHNSON Mathematics Teacher Education Chemistry lab director :.-- DAVID WELTHA ROBERT PETERSON MRS. DEAN NERDIG Teacher Education Technical Drawing and Practical Nursing Coordinator Industrial Psychology LUELDA CARLTON ROLLO KEITHAHN JOHN ROTHAMEL Literature Economics Business Not pictured: JOHN KNOWLES, College Band: MRS. RUTH BROSE, Music Theory. l5 ...-1 Zi. w rqcuzizafiozzs SIGNIFER COMMITES HOSTESS - Sally Griswold cmd Georgeanne Williams, visit with guest. STUDENT CGUNCIL Leads Student Activity ve Row one: P. Peterson, J. Gibson, S, Ludemon, C. Whetzel, S. Kozokg Row two: S, Griswold, K. Hedricks, D, Weber N. Chamberlin, D. Butts, L. Benishg Row three: M. Concannon, J. Smith, D. MacMillan, P, Lundblod, J. Brockett, C McKenzy Viz' iv: 7 'Q LLL I STEVE LUDEMAN President MRS. VELMA GRIPPEN Advisor I 8 The Student Council, composed of faculty sponsors and student officers and members, worked hard this year to assure junior college students proper representation. This group works hand in hand with the administrative body to plan and organize college activities. Some of the activi- ties sponsored by Student Council during this school year are: homecoming, the annual Crippled Children's Drive in April, assemblies and otherssocial and service events. Council Candidates, Pitman and Ludeman Campaign. Eouncil Candidate Margo Rice and Campaign Manager Sandy air. . FULLUWING' THE r r CBIPPLED CHILDRENS APRIL 2, JH. coiifsf LUUNGE FUR All STUDENTS WHO Pmicime :urns nmvr ... ' ll - Soy Council Banner Promotes Student Participation in Crippled Children's Drive. i i 9 TRCDYANNUM STAFF S- qui. . Q 'P l 9 Row one: L .Crist, S. Griswold, P. Larsen, E. Espinoso, C. Ellefson. Row two: N. Reed, M. Loudner, M. E. Mason, M. Concannon, G. Heivilin, L, Holmlund, J. Brown, D. Eller L R J, Q K.. 1 I . To Eat and To Work! 20 PAT LARSEN, Editor l t l J 5 Produces '63 Edition l l f l 'F' JACK EASTON, Advisor ig,.e,,..,,.. it, .--- -H Our Ambitious Group!! Producing the 1963 edition of the Troyannum began early in the fall with the selection of the staff. Plon- ning, layouts, and copy slowly began to show up. Under the supervision of Mr. Easton, the staff sped up produc- tion as the deadlines approached. Hunting for pictures, red pencils, and cover ideas, the staff pushed on to the final results. Credit for all art work goes graciously to Lyndon Crist, and thanks for the pictures to Don Eller, Mr. Easton and the work ot Gerard's Studio. - wi - I , . 3 A Q, ll z lil 1 1 , 1. vi , -I vf 'AQWQJ A , Cutting Lessons R1 i aye 5 if age 'K TRCDY TRIBUNE STAFF i' ' 1' ur' wp-1 -: 7 ' Arial- Liiiv -' nw ir ,. 'gg '- 1-wr film 1111 -fum '93 5' 3? TY hun ff . Row one: L. Crist, L. Whiting, M. Conconnon, M. Loudner, J. Bestj Row two: D. Farrel, M. Mason, I. Wismon, B. Ginger- ick, M. Erickson, N. Chamberlin, S. Griswold, P. Rofhamelg Row three: K. Tesch, C. Eeisenmon, B. Friedow, D. Eller, N. Reed, P. Lorsen. MARIE SCHALEKAMP Advisor 22 for 6.50 for adults u I n MARY CONCANNON Editor -A .-.mlb 'o - Marilyn Laudner with assistant editors Linda Whiting and Lyndon Crist. result of the staffs labor. 23 53 if MARILYN LAUDNER Editor Pkuoh JUIUUR COLLEGE March 21. 1663 5 an num- Gary Wilson, Lynda v 5 n gham give seen ir-fates., .f I ' 1 , D - L '-59 -4 eu w ' . BEACHING FDR THE STARS--Duloreslilemm and Dennis aaron neu up for Open Hun. ACTIVITY ELCH EVENING DLHWG COLLEGE WEEK Junxur college Hunk sn iuwu and in Mnnun Guy begins Monday, Mnrun 25. Inrurmumun, education and en - uerunxnnrnu win all he u unrr or the Week. Tuesday, urn-rn zu an classes win nuye displays fur ouun House. 'rnrer one-nn plays nm he pru- urnuuu during une week. -rne nrrang wxu open sunday warn Beverly Gin- gurxun Linda Hanley, Karen Goodno, Nancy Emu, Joleen Brown, Carol 51- lefamn and Lois Douglas us mans 1 aged! living an u home. 'rnr vplgy is nnurrlun 1-run. Chuck wneuuem xr the director. Next win be B presen- titicn 'JI' Lhe Ca5kE5h13kel , B T6- venge melodrama scarring Pun Harris nm: John mm. 1-xnrxyne Bilyeu ax- recns mis play. 'rnuruany evening's Boar' man cnery-1.9 nn Pelnon and Gwen mum er Ss directing :his guna umuy Thursday, d ylry is 'The nbrough, T u u an. Mr. suck- runmy. The sea irected by xur- en Tesch, will he 'The Death Cell. The Chnractnrs in thi sdramawill he Carl aruwn, Dave wunl, Tum urinar- gun unc Karen Tesrn. These four plays wiu show A yur- iety of personalities 'vnu plays are also an suudrnu directing. and play types. exporiemnt 1 u Ti ckcns will be sold at the door nd 5.25 f or chilrlren. Junior rf-neue 5 tudeubs win he annum: by their xaenufi - :umm Quran. rnuruauy March za, .1 reading recital wiil be presented. Friday una Saturday une drama and music ur- parsments wus present une 'Pirates or Penzsncef' an uperunuu. rn. plays and Quercus win bs turesunuru in u n e Junxur cuuugu uungu nu moo p.n. 4 u u u n . 1 Q The Product - a highly respected newspaper - is the IRCLE 5 '57 S3 Row one: A. Martin, R. Groth, D. MacMillan, J. Brockett, D. Ellerg Row two: D. Pitman, K. Hedrick, J. Best, W. Frelund D. Barron, R. Hovelandg Row three: B. Payne, B. Eilentelclt, J. Martin. Circle K is a college service club associated with the Kiwanis International. The two most important objectives of the or- ganization are: the development of International Brother- hood and the creation of a desire in young men for service to the community when they assume their roles in that com- munity. Awareness of this concept is developed in permitting young men to give of their time in active campus service and beautification. Numerous activities both social and ser- vice in nature were planned and activated by the i963 Circle K group. Hjalmer Peterson is the faculty adviser for the young men. 24 BO B GROTH, Secrets ry X I FH :qi I .I G ll' W Iv Ill. fl . Q- H- , . J 1 v DAVE MacMlLLAN, President lffae. USA X fl-X Ilq, N M X UK X ge .1 X i ,S X ,lp 2 M1111 f 1 Yr H ' ,. 11 N.- W' JIM BLIETZ, 2nd Sem. President KEN H EDRICK, Treasurer 25 JOH N BROCKETT, Treasurer Not pictured: Phil Lundblad, 2nd Sem. Secretary IGNIFER e Row one: T. Stanton, L. Benish, J. Piper, J. Smith, N. Gibson, Row two: A. Folkama, D. Klemm, B. Gingerich, P. Peter- son, M, Wilder, N. Reed, J. Bishop, S. Griswold, Row three: M. Erickson, J. Brown, L. Halmlund, G. Woodward, N. Zaha- riodes, C. LoGasse, D. Stanley, R. Barnes, Row four: J. Miller, J. Nelson, P. Saug, S. Espinosa, A. Heck, J, Read, D. North J. Wetterlingg Row five: P. Larsen, N, Chamberlin, S. Allen, C. McKenzy, C. Ellefson, G. l-leivilin, F, Webb, C. Mathahs gf F ln its tirst year of organization, the Signiter l ,V , Commites has become an active Junior College l i A 'W g ' group. Working for the betterment of the school and the community, this group has sponsored many successful activities. A Twerp Week, highlighted by a donce, two teas, caroling and other projects have kept the girls, under the leadership of their president, Judy Piper, active, MRS. GEORGIA BURGE - Advisors , G if i v, . W Mas. JUANITA Roma A J 'P T 5 -rf 5 . f .3-, llilli li 5 ,..V V4 Q, Y, lit 26 COMMITES JUDY PIPER, President MAXYNE SPALDING, V. Pres TEA TIME: Time to relax and enjoy college company. lt's 4:30, cmd time tor another in our series of programs from the Mason City Junior College. . Each week two students, Bob Kitsis and Skip Farrell, under the direction of Mr. Dale Becker, were busy taping a program on Wednesday which was to be aired over KSMN Saturday afternoon at 4:30. The purpose of the programs was to pre- sent information about J. C. and to show how the college tits into the community. The students interviewed: instructors concerning courses, students, concerning hobbies and special interests. Moreover, they presented information concerning special programs and assemblies ot the college. MR. DALE BECKER, Director Bob Kitsis at the KSMN mike. Skip Farrell controls the tape recorder while Bob interviews il. to r.l: Dove Lindeman, Marlyne Bilyeu, Pam Harris and John Todd. 28 3?- .ri-' FL- Row one: M. Carroll, K. Bauman, R. Neumann, C. Brown, C. Songer, R. Beeryg Row two: L. Bakehouse, C. Hoff, C. Ersen man, D. Randall, T. Felton, S. Ludeman, M. Concannon, M. Laudner. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS TOM SCH ULTZ, President CLUB S. LYLE JOHNSON, Advisor 29 Speaker on current events, Earl Hall. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSCDCIATION 5,25 r A - fzzr ,, l ix Q, 17 v 3 Y! Row one: P. Larsen, D. North, P. Callanan, J. Gibson C. Mathahsg Row two: S. Ludernan, M. Wilder, G. Woodward, T. Barber I TT --Af . eff A 'f-'il 5. 'Z' .-. ' i l, F I 'L PAT CALLANAN, President Student Christian Association is an interna- tional college group affiliated with the YMCA - YWCA programs. Local, state and national meetings are planned and scheduled throughout the year with summer meetings and camps. The purpose of the MCJC Association is to further the group and personal standing of each individual member. Primarily devoting its time to discussion topics, the Student Association has also sponsored various college activities. The leadership of the group was planned and activated by Pat Callanan, president, Bruce Wil- son, vice-president, Diane North, secretary, and Judy Gibson, treasurer. 30 EE.. 'S 11 DELTA PSI OMEGA i V iv. 'S' Row one: N. Hall, M. Bilyeu, C. Ellefson, K. Teschg Row two: R, Billings, D. Weber, R. Johnson, A. Deppe D Eller C Whetzel. Newly reorganized, Delta Psi Omega consists of Junior College students interested in drama and speech work. Under the leadership of Dale Becker, speech instructor and drama coach, the group has been active in a state Junior College Speech Contest and has presented a variety of one-act plays for Jr. College Week. The fostering of dramatic ability and oppor- tunities for enjoyment are the purposes of this organization. 3l l l M1 DALE BECKER, Advisor PHI THETA ALPHA ff'- NANCY REED EDNA CARSTENSEN President Advisor ' Z Row one: L, Greenfield, L. Bokehouse, J. l-leifner, M, Corroll, S. Kozck, M. Trickle, N. Reed, S. Griswold, B. Oswald PUZZ Thornblode, S, Chcirlson, Row three: D. Lindemon, C. Choves, C. Hoff, M. Sylvester, D, Grunt, L. Benish, M. Moson Word, J. Buhr, J. l-loin, J, Groslond, C. Ellefsong Row four: J. Nelson, J. DiMcrco, M. Phillips, M. Werle, D. Peterson . Adoms, D. Ginrher, B. Peters, G. Wilson, M. Morker, T. Kemp, C. Bochmon. Mrs. M. Goldman, guest speaker ot Prospective Teacher'5 Convention. 32 Johnson, Row rwo: V. Proctor, O. Honno, D. Senneff, J. Rhodes, E. O'Rourke, S. Ebbers, C. Pitts, J. Brown, E. Espinoso, MEDICAL CLUB cz 4:11 70. 'fi 0-D ini. 1'W' Row one: C, Sonksen, D. Pitman, S. Sommisg Row two: J. Troeger, G. Culbertson, J. Shosky, D, MacMillan, M. Gregson - L ' ' Future physicians with sponsors, Dr. Christopherson and Dr. DAVE MacMlLLAN, Pres. E. J. Houlahan. H 33 usicimzs gfiqkfiqkf - -if ..e . F S' PM S -I CHOIR - Row one: J. Thornblade, M. Erickson, L. Bakehouse, J. Rhodes, B. Gingerich, L. Von Lonningharn, P. Peterson M. Bilyeu, M. Asplund, J. Allen, N. Johnson, S. Johnson, Inst., Row two: M. Thornblade, J. Ebeling, M. Laudner, D Bacon, L. Douglas, K. Tesch, J. Sollie, C. Page, S. Kozok, C. Horn, G. Floyg Row three: R. Billings, l-l. Dorr, D. Lindeman S. Skoglund, C. Anderson, M. Barnes, G. Wilson, B. Cheney, T. 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E3 1' ' T J' - l 2 ' V ' Y 515: V J 1 15,5 15-Q J jeilli' illlt- Q' .rv h I Y A V V l J. :L ' L . 1. X J' L! X Q : , A fix' I Y,-717,11 ll ' : I! ll:- MADRIGAL - Row one: L. Douglas, L. Von Laningham, P. Peterson, M. Bilyeu, M, Asplandg Row two: D. Lindemon, R. Billings, G. White, S. Skaglund, D. Bacon, G. Wilson, Row three: A. Martin, B. Cheney, R. Johnson, B. Evans, l.. Schaffer, J. Benser. .- ' 5. BAND - Row one: S. Lindquist, S. Ludernon, D. Pittenger, G. Vorhes, N. Chamberlin, D. Hanna, P. Peterson, M, O'Fallon, Row two: P. Dovisson, K. Hedrick, K. Minkner, R. Liska, S. Sammis, J. Troeger, L. Crist, D. Slagle, M. Barnes, J. Best, Row three: Mr. Knowles, Inst., C. Ellefson, C. Sonkson, R. Johnson, W. Frelund. 35 1 x e 'v 1 .Q QL- 3 f 5 I I I EAL! 1. ,A I 5:5-b , f 1 , , , HLL-:,. Ji -Jr- Y, i, V I if R L. F w . LL. 5 Q Y. -. n ..a. .-,,, 4 , 'LQ'L N . . . ,. :Lim - s- D-1 MTI. - ..,, .live .,, - . ,, - . '- ---u.. ' I - ' '1s.... -mu.:-. V -W... 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Qs' ' , '-Q A-fr --urr 'f f - , If-4 .. . .1 , F JU A'-'T 'Mm--.f,.1LAf Q---'H .,. 5 Couch Art Lundblud, backed by the cheerleaders, com ments briefly on the merits of the team. 1 V 4 V Q Q qu! , J QP , , .ix if' 44, , ego, Q10 , .17 i , ,, Q 5 , us, I 1 i A Row one: Jerry Cox, Mike Armour, Jack Sahr, Marv Goldstein Ray Baldwin, Jay Treloar, Earl Webner, Larry Bjortomt, Jerry Echenrod, David Skellenger: Row two: Ed Chuck Mike Gregson, Don Cataldo, Bob Brade, Tom Severe, Tom Kemp, John Dieterichs, Bruce Wilson, Duane Greiman, Gary Wilson, David Krafkag Row three: Doug Marsh, Tony Smiles reflect a successful season for Asst Coach Ed Chuck, and Head Coach Art Lundblad. 38 13. W Ox xl fd , 2 ., , h f 'O ao ll? 27 12 T mi S W S, , fvflm' xii gg? V .Q 15, Allos, Dave MacMillan, Steve Ludeman, Jim Westwick, Daryl Rockow, Steve Tiernon, Marlyn Clifton, Bill Dunbar Jerry Dunbar, Phil Lundblod, John Gunderson, Gus Skarlis, Art Lundblad. Missing from picture is Wayne Latch. 1962 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September We They 20-Ellsworth ltherel 7 O 29--Fort Dodge lherel..33 0 October 4-Mankato ltherel .. 0 6 ll-S. C. I. lherel ........ 27 .13 20--Waldorf ltherel .... I3 26 25--Estherville ltherel l9 T2 November l -Worthington Cherel 46 13 1962-63 MIGHTY TROJANS FOOTBALL TEAM 39 Head Coach Lundblacl of the Trojans Presents The I963 Football Honor Roll Each year the Trojan coach names some players, who, by their ability and per- formance, deserve this special recognition. Our privileged members this year on the opposite page have certainly earned this honor, and we on the yearbook staff offer our congratulations to these tive fellows. Likewise our congratulations go to all the team members whose outstanding play has had no small part in making it possible for the Honor Men to excel. 40 E D. CATALDO, Left Halfbaclv. J. DUNBAR, Fullbock - line backer on defense ' ' N R. BALDWIN, Left Halfback M. GREGSON, Fullbock - S. LUDEMAN, Guard on defense line backer on defense 4I l962-63 Basketball Team T j' I l l 'jj T .- ' 'Y ' ml l T l 2 T l T j ,l . I i t l T l l 1 E47 Front' row IL. to RJ: L. Suntken, A. Adams M. Lien, D. Slagle, T. Kemp, Back row: D. Cataldo, D. Rockow, J. Shasky, B. Dunbar, H. Wyborny, E. Chuck, coach. Mr. Chuck completed his first season as head coach tor MCJC this year, however, he assisted the Trojans last year under Zeke Hageland. In basketball as in lite, there are ups and downs , and this year for the Trojans was a bit discourag- ing tor the boys C3-l5 win-loss recordl. This sea- son was certainly not the worst in Trojan history, and a determined cadre for next year was over- heard saying wait till next year! 44 Lien, Single Game Point Leader in State 43 Points Against Emmetsburg Mike Lien of the Mason City Trojans scored the highest output in any single game this season for an Iowa Junior College player. The fine guard registered over 418 points for the season and was second only to Grandview's No. 1 scorer, Floyd Taylor Lien s season average was 22 8 per game. o l L MIKE LIEN The Typical Sports Account ot Season The Trojans went down to defeat to Forest City after trailing 51-32 at half-time. The Trojans yielded 99 points, which was the sec- ond night in a row this has hapened. This victory gave the Warriors a 7-5 record in the state junior college standings. The big gun for the winners was Harold Pierce with 32 points in the game. He had 21 points at half time. Mike Lien, the lead- ing scorer for the Trojans this season, came through with 26 points, 20 of which were in the first halt. He played three-quarters of the game before fouling out of action. Earlier this season Mason City was defeat- ed by Waldorf 91-66. The Troians' starting tive Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City Mason City L. to R: H. Wyborny, B. Dunbar, D. Rockow, M. Lien, D. Slagle. Eagle Grove lO3 Fort Dodge 74 Estherville 68 Grandview lO9 Ellsworth 89 Emrnetsburg 62 Waldort 9l Webster City 89 75 64 60 56 72 Marshalltown 75 65 77 66 88 Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason 46 City City City City City City City City City Marshalltown 93 fOt.i Fort Dodge 76 Austin 75 Estherville 96 Webster City 125 Ellsworth 99 Waldorf 99 Emmetsburg 79 Eagle Grove 92 i , 1 , . 1- U. KI- V I, .f fgify Y' ,J :Rza ,...,-Lli:.. ,, Coach Chuck diagrams the play. In for the set-up and two more points Coach, S. Lyle Johnson ,fd .y-i il, L- April May JUNIOR COLLEGE BASEBALL SCHEDULE ll 13 i5 i6 I8 24 26 30 7 lO-ll l4 48 Ernmetsbu rg Austin Webster City EII th swor Eagle Grove Austin Ellsworth Waldorf Waldorf lowa Falls Regional Tourney Eagle Grove av ID cn m an JP I1 I1 E G7 I Z CD I -I cn cn -o E Z CD JP 0 Z' E 2 ITI cn -IIII-lI-II -II -l .. Q Coach Johnson gives a little advice toward o home run hit. A little difficult to see in picture and not often seen in person, the 1963 baseball team deserves our praise and congratulations. 49 GULF ADDS TO JC SPORTS JUNIOR COLLEGE GOLF SCHEDULE Date Place April l5 Austin T 22 Eagle Grove T 26 Austin H 30 Ellsworth T May 2 Waldorf H I0 Des Moines Grandview Tourney T l4 Waldorf T l7 Ellsworth T Golf coach, Dick Garth and Baseball coach, J. Johnson prepare for spring sports season. 50 THE GOLF TEAM - iL. to RJ: M. Hubbard, D. Woodhouse, C. Monroe, J. Martin, iNet pictured - T. Friendl. Not too easily seen in action - nor in this picture - the Trojans set out to stop all opponents. Sl Our camera caught the people unexpectedly at times, but in this section all is well. fl' ..irN Janice Anderson Michael Armour Marilyn Asplund Lyn Baker Duane Balsley John Bang Linda Benish Jerold Best Ronald Billings Judith Bishop Gerald Blekeberg Bonnie Bliss . ' Karen Blunt Walter Boehnke W Robert Brade Joseph Campbell James Cannella Terry Carman Donovan Cafaldo Y Robert Covert Richard Chuick Sandra Chumbley Nancy Clagetf John Clancy lv M , SOPILOHZOVES glfrd , l 9 T O Paul Buchanan Jon Cady Robert Cahill Patricia Callanan 'Q K' 56 -ig i' ana., Y ' 1' David Dietrich Joseph DiMarco Mike Dixon Sharon Dye ,,,,4v y any if Robert Cole Bruce Collins Keith Colwell Mary Concannon Karen Conway Roger Cooper ,-anti of David Corporon George Culbertson Jim Deninger 57 Mac. Karl Elhami Carol Ellefson Violet Ellingson Glenn Elwood Robert Evans Craig Fallgarter as 'tar' Robert Friesl' Thomas Fuller Sharyl Garvey Bill Gasperi 01Dk0l7Z0l'65 ,. 'E' Sharon Finclling Gloria Flay Frank Francis ,.-.,.. YW. , ,, ., .A Robert Franks Michael Fredericks Warren Frelund William Frelund William Friedaw Terry Friend ,auth -- 59 S OPAOWLOVZS 1 Michael Grandon Karen Gran! Dennis Gray Richard M. Green Harold Greene Michael Gregson '6 1-iv Judith Gibson Dennis Ginther Marvin Goldstein Priscilla Govern .4 T X -1:99 Sally Griswold Jo Grosland Ronald Grosland 'I-nf' x -1 ll? 60 . J,-Q S01Uk0I7Z0I'65 Geraldine Heivilin Norman Hillier Larry Hitzhusen Louise Hodgin -nd? x,--f Roberf Groth Thomas Grupp John Gunderson Harriet Hain Steve Halbach Carolyn Hanley AE Richard Hanson ' TQ David Hartman Roger Hayungs 1 Z 61 -Q a- sf -inf.: 010601720135 Michael Hubbard Gary Hugeback Michael Hunsf Jim Jacobson Kenneth Jaspersen James Johnson I 1 I , Dana Jones Bruce Kansa Larry Kafcher Neil Hodson Charlene Hoff Dean Hollutz Linda Halmlund 62 010601720125 Ardafh Kuennen Bruce Lamp John Larsen Patricia Larsen Gary Kavars Lloyd Kellar Tom Kemp Charles Kirkenclall Robert Kitsis Karen Kopeska 'S' Daryl Kofhenbeutel Sharyl Kozak Gary Kubly 63 ,K , 'G' 'S' Stephen Ludeman Marcia Lumblad James McCord Paula McEldoon Cheryl McKenzy Jack McMenimen Joanne McPhulIlps David MacMillan Dennis Marsh oplzomores i Carolyn Mott William Muller Francis Murray Raymond Murray N 1 iii ' Allen Martin Carol Mathahs Robert Maxwell Jane Miller Michael Miller Robert G. Miller Craig Monroe Gary Moody Wanda Morton Q2 I-Inj 5 65 Barbara Oliver Richard Olmsfead Janice Olson Richard Onsfine Elaine 0'Rourke Charles Parks 0,0k0l7Z0l 65 J x 3 Jeanne Nelson Roger Neumann Diane North Robert 0'Connor Nancy Pearson Nancy Peterson Richard Phelan il? 66 1 wr? iii? PE,-.1-!!'H John Putter Susan Purcell Keith Romker David Randall SOPAOHZOVZS .4 .,,! Mike Phillips Roger Philpott Judy Piper David Pitkin Richard Pitman Deanne Pittenger Carolyn Pitts Miles Pooler Gary Porter 67 5. - 'L , Y gr :ir I 1 I A ,1 1. Va '. 1 AQ 4 Francis Reirners Robert Ristau Richard Russell Stuart Sammis Rachel Scherf Tom Schultz OPIZOWZUVES 'Q' 'aug l .1 QI ll Fl S l 1 Kathleen Sanger Art Stalker Delores Stanley Toni Stanton Q:- .gig -.. 1 .-1 w Assadollah Shahverdi Robert Shope Gus Skarlis Bernard Smith Carolyn Smith Darwin Smith 'Q' Eugene Smith H Gary Smith Judy Sollie vb 69 Greg Stibal Karen Stites William Starck William Swift Michael Taylor Karen Tesch ,ai Sak 10 01720135 7? r!'.! Steve Tiernan Jon Tisor Joy Treloar Q x ,-T' 70 Roger Stauffer Robert Steinberg Joyce Stephens LeRoy Stevens UR 4:1 'Z' Robert Wahlstrom Philip Walk Carl Walker David Wolters ' 1 ' J 010601720115 Doyle Tfenary Mary Trickle .lack Troeger Clifford Trudo Steven Twito Elgin Van Anken f 'QQ is ' 7l 2. Lynda Van Laninghom John Waddinghom Russell Wahl 14' S OPLUHZOVES Dennis Webner Michael Werle . :lr Joan Wefterlnng - Thomas While Charles Whitt Mary Lou Wilder J A 'B -li' Georganne Williams Thomas Wilson Robert Winter A l 4 A w J V l lei W7-' -dung -J -ll-' r ',: ,H i- v 4 1, .L f 'X X 3- I . fa- W 72 Diane Ward Curtiss Waters Jeffrey Waters Faye Webb Xu: ni 121:21 1 I, ffl - fn ' ' ' - l.-4 wi c ' ' - 'Q 4. I - . , L' 'il-fl. 'gi J SOPAOHZOVES khlll 'ws- 73 Donald Wood Steven Wood Richard Woodhouse Genee Woodward Harlan Wyborny Darrell Young Niki Zahoriades John W. Bailey New Arrivals Mark Start ot Second Semester '62 '63 The second semester brought with it new students to the halls of M.C.J.C. The second semester students may have come from other colleges or uni- versities, or may be just starting out on their college careers. Here, between the sophomores and freshmen, we present them. 143' . Front Row Cleft to rightlz N. Johnson, G. Hillman, K. Cataldo, K. Bleich, S. Brownstone, S. Jurgenson, M. Ziegler, C. New- brouigh, R. Yankey, J. Nackg Row two: A. Dewey, D. King, T. Papalas, T. Johnson, J. Coleman, J. Todd, R. Elsbury R. Tierney, Row three: J. Schuster, C. Herbst, L. Holstad, L. Dybvad, C. Pangrin, J. Beshey, R. Gregory, Row four: L. Teitz R. Briselwitz, D. MacWilIiams, R. Walsh, T. Barber, R. Byerly, D. Donaldson, R. Stadlander, S. Calhoun. 74 up-45' f gf' , iq A N: .,r-A MF' CFL- . -.., 1. ' x bl N 'i :WW -. ,5 - f f. p. -K 'f gf ' SVS? 'gL. :-mfg:-A W 4 'fgf 4'?l'i!i ' - .5-:-an , . -if- 1 1 P? -ip 1,',i,,' ' .fy . A . r. fL. A '- at 1. 1 H4- wi A Al- ' .if E531 f i 75 I ' f rr- .,'J 1 Q - at , f ., 4,1 Nui mlwmzwa 4 Klan Mft' 4+ .' .AW , I V. if V4 5- ,1- A qu-- fl 4:5 Ovff 9 76 Sn, id -1,.' L.,-up fill. ' .W 1 A , ff 1 . ,-. . -..A-9 . 4na.an1-EQ!-n Julie Allen Patrick Alshouse Carolyn Anderson Stanton Arendts l Lmda Bakehouse Dennis D. Baker Janice Baker Raymond Baldwin 'X I I Ruth Beniegerdes Otto Benn, Jr. Duane Bennett Jerry Benser quar- gpdf 172612 Q I Q' , gr Sharon Blattspieler James Blietz Charles Bachmann Marilou Boge !?' 79 Gary Bechter Duane Becker Diane Beery Ronald Beery Dennis Bergstrom Marlyne Bilyeu Loren Bitker Larry Bjorfomt 565 172612 4 '1-ni' , 54,31 L ,. K 5, W' -rr J gf, Dennis Brower Barbara Brown Donna Brown in James H. Brown Norman Bohning Dennis Bohmos James Braun Charles W. Briggs hd 0 fl Roy Bryant William Burge Thomas Burgess Bob Burk ' 415 3 -1? Joleen Brown JoAnn Bvuns Dennis Brunsvold Richard Brunsvold -J Ill ..--9 '14 ', iv 80 T gifes men ',u. .!T' vw aff A Jr Mary Carroll Jerry Carson Roger Cary Neva Casey ' 1 i w w l 47 T.Fv,j... Kenton Christensen l Dennis Clark James Clements Marlon Clifton l Q V Donald Butcher Glenn Butcher Deanna Butts Kathryn Byington f B 'L Nancy Chamberlin Sandra Charlson Catherine Chavez Bruce Cheney l 8 I -in 3 gli? 172612 f C vi ni- F: -. F.--:3j,,. , Klaretfe Coloff Neil Colwell James Concannon Ellen Conklin Ralph Cooke wg? A James Coslow Jerry Cox David Creekmur Xe., 'PRL WW? ' is Ardel Deppe Q Antoinette DeSarl George DeVore Allen DeWalle Ricky Criger Lyndon Crist Robert Crowell Charles Cummins 1 ' ' , A e e F V I ' fr ?' -'fl' -I Ll. , . W 1.5 ,Sui s u I :Q In . .- 3 T.. '. . 4 W ' I ml'H lfisl JQQQ, gg L. ' 11 82 13 X fur I 'F' gsm 172612 Judith Flick Amy Folkama Shelby Freeman Cheryl Fuhrmann ghd 172612 ly- ' U fl' if ,Abi 4 2. QUT? Douglas Gear Ronald Gear Don Geddes Jon Gerardi 00' l l Mary Erickson Sherry Espinosa Richard Firgard Denis Flaherty -l Thomas Gaffney Victoria Garlinghouse Sandra Garroho David Gauger .-.ii -vig! --an 84 ,au- -1'-'rv Gary Gerdes Nancy Gibson David Gilbert Jerry Gilge if David Goranson Noma Graham Jane Grandgenetl' Richard Lyle Green W ,.,, TF? gl 65 172612 tr Robert Harrer Andrea Heck Kent Hedrick Judith Heifner s if J J Roger Hackman Nancy Hall Lynda Hanley Diane Hanna Ve N 'Nei l if '-f T5, V N463 he-H? John Hobscheidt John Hodson William Holder Lee Holstad it , .gf Susan Helm Steven Hemmingstad Larry Hereid Jerry Hewitt ti .J N86 l V41 QM mm 'gn' 'rrp Richard Hoveland Linda Howard Dennis Ives Ronald Jackson ,.. 1 F -W 1. . 4552231-. r. ' lflnill 1 - ,. , X ::::4Im::,, . gin! gras.:-.gym '4.H'?f ' SESQLQ . -,.- -Q..-Q 215 - EFSVFIV -iiQ???3i 531 2 -N - Allen Johnson Larry Johnson Merle Johnson Rodney Johnson I ,M -'H'-151 if i 'GFX .5 f .-.nn f I, - if , -. 533 3 1 if 1 fy' . 1 Richard Holt Richard Hoppel Carol Horn Randal Hostetler .4-1 -6 -I 5 .., 5-asf V. 5f,Q'P we 1 . f-1 111. ,iff , .' g'- '..L.7jZ, ' ' Q-' , 'A':f!,? V., ' -4 gi iff . fi-. ,'1 . .. 4 -H gf V , Q, . 5:1 -- ,. ,fd 'wb 1 ,fir ' fr5, i Aa .yyv Y 3. Tom Jackson Larry Jarvill Robert Jenkins Richard Jensen 4-39 i Roger D. Johnson Roger L. Johnson Samuel Johnson Thomas Johnston Coleen Jones Verlo Jones Lynn Jordon Judie Karstens David Kraffa Catherine Kretzinger Steven Kuhl Ronald Lacey gigs 172612 .-Q I J N, Paul Klemm James Klunder Harry Koehler Ron Kopeska Gayle Landmann Paul Lane Sharon Lansing Calvin Larson -1- l l A 89 qv Craig Lack Julionn Ludwig Connie LaGasse Sandra Lair , -, ,Q i.,-.. Tom LaVilIe Larry Leibold Sharon Lenertz Claudia Lent Q1 Marshall Lindquist Stephne Lindquist Roger Liska David Loney F'- if glfes 172612 fa 4. na T- - 9? if 6154 i 'N ' xx I, 'N .J , .sl 'L .ir QL aff. n in-1 egg 7 SQ Ili. D -Us QA' ' A f .di -Q QS? Y ' -jg:':1.Q',1 K '- l lil -qv 7 , ati 47? Donald Larson John Larson Wayne Latch Barbara Lau ..-.199 -4' Douglas Lewerke Mike Lien Alan Linda Dove Lindeman 'IE' 90 'S' Norm Luker John Lundak Mary Lundberg Philip Lundblad 1:1 3 Bill McCullough Charles McGreevey Larry McGurk Philip McLaughlin ki-. gras 172612 E' 'is '15 John Marfin Mary Mason Helen Marinek Marshall Masteller James Mathis Kathy Mensch Q Dennis Messier Roger Meyer -r-fr Via r so -4 -0 . , ,M 'Iii ' ':. -r f---' -'ew' A qu? mix 4:5 K -l Fred Midness Michael Milhous James Miller Janice Miller Kay Minkner X Linda Moen ,Q Galen Moltz Norman Mondahl iv ,A-4 -as vii 92 49 1.3 grid 172612 ,-Q 4 fi David Murphy Janet Murray David Neilson Charles Noble Ji .,-f ,. I 1. J 'Q v-v I Mary O'Fallon Kay 0'HoIIearn Bonnie Oswald Margaret Otis 'E' LI- M Thomas Monroe Dennis Monson Arlyn Morse Andrea Malt 5, Aki Jerry Nydegger Karen Nye Henry Oberhelman Bryan O'Day .4-1 'Z vu-fp -0 'T' 93 . f Hr s,.d j 'VV A A , 'Yr ff aff' P .P T 1 y Donnie Pals Robert Pals Carolyn Parmely Maurice Patten X'-93 if Brent Peters Burgess Peterson Gary Petersen Richard Petersen James Oulman Sharon Padrta Carol Page Dennis Pagels pop Howard Patterson David Patton Paul Paulus Bradley Payne Robert K. Peterson William Peterson Judy Phillips Gerald Pike 'fi' -I-5 Phillip Reed Jean Rhodes Margo Rice Keith Richardson Thomas Petersen ' Patricia Peterson Penelope Peterson Robert G. Peterson Sally Prior Vicky Proctor Donita Ransom Joann Read 52' ,ha-' -J Russell Rippen William Roberts Daryl Rockow Dennis Ralph '31 -I I Loretta Schell Deanna Schlitter Terrance Schonwa Id Ronald Scott E, tt 3 I rf fl gk! 112612 mas.. 5 S .A Nadine Sidmore Mike Sill David Skellenger Sheri Skoglund -0-9 bww I-fb? James Shasky Donald Sheldon Richard Shelton Marianne Shipman e! Q? 'sql Caron Songer Maxyne Spalding LouAnn Squier Delores Staff --Q -I 'hai . 1 , Q ,. Dallas Slagle Jim W. Smith Joseph Smith Robert Smith 'Q' 5--ni 1 19' 97 5 ' Q !.s r 1' Q-3 Kathryn Svaren Steven Swanson Myrtle Sylvester Russell Tendall gifes men Q !' Donald Stebbins Kenneth Stevens Kenton Stille Lloyd Suntken James Thorpe Carnita Trager James Trainer Barbara Tripp l nf ,nn ,.' i. 'A . f . r I 3 . . ?'l,-11 T.i,,...,..,..f...,-, .T '16 98 Joanne Tenold Jane Thornblade MarilynThornblade John Tllornbury ,-4 N A I 1, ry A m X si Daryl Walk ' Curtis Wallace Sandra Walter Nancy Ward V65 172612 --Q P q'e54 ...., Carolyn Vail James Von Wald Gary Vorhes Mary Wahl 15' .l -l Earl Webner Sharon Weiland Emery Wenzel James Wesfwick YL Ll Thomas Wafschke Leonard Weather, Jr. Dennis Weber Donald Weber 99 gifes HZEIZ 'LY 1-vu: John Wild Charles Williams 5' Gerald Williams Charles Whefzel y.,,, F 'Nc 'ii .ie Carolyn White Gloria While Linda Whiting Ted Wiegand -. X if ,ful I, ,K lm' '11 . Gary Wilson lone Wismon Diann Withers Tom Wolf Harold Woltier Jerome Woodcock Dennis Workman I Sandra Zobe A 3 100 'Cl 'l ?l'P .dn Qglwfo CQ Q47 Gm? n . u . 'A' , j' . . Y, .,i!,,,.,, L-' 4,4 L....r ' 'L.. l lv! iz ,. ' . . , . ,A -.35 ' qf ? .XINUL l f A L-Y, , - 5' 2 ' T nf'-M ' ' gjglif , K ir- --.1 'li , , F- 5, 1, Q bw in .lj WL Social and Academic Li4e 1962 gbmwominq Queen .Miss Sczmyra .Bair ioyaffy ikgiqllf Zim Queezzs Gffferzobzlzfs .Miss dzugiffz Qlbsolz ,sw L -Miss Qnelzefope gJefe H, From Assembling The .Mighty Trojans Pre-game Excitement um..- 'tn UEEN CANDIDATES Marlyne Bilyeu Janice Baker Penny Peterson Marilyn Oliver Sandra Lair Judy Gibson Carolyn Anderson 106 i To Dancing Homecoming dance music was provided by the Rovons Their maiesties: Doug Marsh and Sandro Lair. , ' 107 l'THE PLAY'S A A . lj' r 33-5 ' 1 li K yi' ,I r i ll ' u il V ii Ll Y H YA 1 r M ll il u 'cy f I i I I Q P if H Il ir x Nw THE RIVER LlNE'S CAST - Row one: Dano Jones, Karen Tesch, Morlyne Bilyeug Row two: Ron Billings, Don Weber, Ardel Deppe, Chuck Whetzel, Dave Lindemon. l H I i . 1 l i ' . ' 5 United by wartime experiences, the group meets again twenty years later to clear up the mystery surrounding the killing of one of their comrades. l08 THE THING .' C' ' r I il M ' n A 1 l W 5' . I arg?-f' 5 51' V f 5 V ,f ! In the underground hideout, a pilot suspected of spying is ordered killed. DALE BECKER, Director 3 THE STAGE CREW - from bottom to top are: Nancy Hall Beverly Gingerich, Don Eller ond John Bordsley. IO9 FINE ARTS FESTIVITIES Highlighting the week, the choir presented the operetfa, PIRATES OF PENZANCE. Open house displays attracted many inter- ested outsiders. IIO National Junior College Week is annually observed at MCJC. The l963 festivities included open house programs with the public invited. Class ond activity displays were observed throughout the building. Fine Arts Week also accompanies the .l.C. Week. The drama department presented two nights of one act plays. The choir ended the activities with a two- night production of the operetta PIRATES OF PENZANCE by Gilbert and Sullivan. Pictured above are the cast members of the ploy THE PLUM TREE: B. Gingerich, L. Hanley, N. Hall, C. Ellefson, L. Doug- fy,-fi--1 - - V . I fp? - f las, C. Whetzel - director, K. Goodno, and ' i '- f ' K L , ' L l' .S , J. Brown. in ,li ll W' l l l I' . it 'i lvl! li! i -T T i i T l l L l i i A hi I l 1 Directors of the CASKETMAKERS: D. Lindeman and M. Bilyeu, look in on the cost - P. Harris and J. Todd. Ill Swami A special Christmas Convocation high- I' hted the Yule Season. Christmas ' he choir with 'Q music was provided by t ' f the Christmas story given ' b ve narrativeso by the speech class. Pictured a o ' d Miss Karen Tesch, are the choir an first reader from the class. Y 'rj , , .. J 731 i i t M 1 this , 1, Another musical assembly was given by the band and The JC band, in its first year, was highlighted by the solo of Miss Joan Wetterling, pictured above. choir. piano ssenzbfies Three students from the University of Minnesota Program Service provided an entertaining hour of music from Rodgers and Hammerstein. Included were OKLA- HOMA, ALLEGRO, SHOW BOAT, THE KING AND I, FLOWER DRUM SONG, and many others. Scenes from Comic Masterpieces were enacted in the col- lege Iounge by the University of Minnesota Players. The two gentlemen performed scenes from such great plays as THE BIRDS, LYSISTRATA, TAMING OF THE SHREW, and others. 'i ,wwe F? 1' 1 as sw Q U, IN gn: lI3 Popular dance band, the Ravans .-.4-5 I I 0CL6l Student dancing takes many forms. Getting Acquainfed Ball 1 14 S. Kozak, D. Stanley, S. Garvey, C. Songer. h66l !66LJ6l'5 In Action In Unison: S. Kotak, D. Stanley, V. Jones, S. Espinoza, 5. Garvey, and C. Sanger 115 Sclzofasfic gfonors The climb to scholastic honors takes ability plus time and effort. Honor Society Dave MacMillan, president of the Mason City Junior College Honor Society, introduced Dr. Fred Ack- man, superintendent of the Mason City district of the Methodist Churches, at the spring honors assembly. Dr. Ackman spoke on The Free Mind before the assem- bled honor students, their parents, and the student body. First to obtain a charter from the Iowa Junior College Honor So- ciety, the Alpha Chapter of the Mason City Junior College Honor Society stresses scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. To be eligible for Honor Society, a student must attain a 3.25 average in l2 semester hours of study. There are two types of mem- bership-permanent and temporary. Permanent members have earn- ed at least a 3.25 average in 3 semesters of work at Mason City Jun- ior College. They are then enrolled on the scrolls of the Iowa Junior College Honor Society. Temporary members have attained at least a 3.25 average in l2 hours of credit for one semester. While they attend junior college, the temporary members will have all the priv- ileges accorded to Honor Society members. Each spring the Honor Society awards its permanent members with gold pins in recognition of their effort. These students are graduated with highest honors. The temporary members are award- ed a certificate of merit. Honor Society activities include an honors assembly and a spring banquet each year. .N ii. I l 4 ii .i DAVID B. MacMILLAN CAROLYN MOTT JOHN BROCKETT President Secretary-Treasurer Student Connell Representative ll8 Stresses Scholarship PERMANENT AND SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS Row one: P. Larsen, C- Mott, D. MacMillan, J. Brockett, H. Wyborneyg Row two: M. Oliver, N. Reed, T. Carmen, L. Benish, M. Laudner, L. Holmlund ,M. Conconnon, Row three: A. Dimitracopoulos, C. Col- lins, J. Smith, D. Ward, S. Findling, C. Pitts, Row four: D. Pitman, M. Lundblad, G. Moody. FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS Row one: M. Gish P. Rothomel, P. Peterson, R. Johnson, B. Bliss. L. Bake house, J. Karstens, R. Billings, Row two: T. Heilik, M. Christensen, M. Guthrie, M. Rice, N. Kirsch, L. Hanley, A. Mott, P. Saugy Row three C. Whetzel, R. Woodhouse, J. Benser, J. Miller, H. Wyborney, J. Clements, J. Lundock, D. Pageis. I I9 ,. . N ,fn 'nl PAU LINE HEDGECOCK Advisor Pauiine Hedgecock, be- sides her duties as langu- age instructor and for- eign student advisor, di- rects the activities of the Honor Society. Under her guiding hands, the activities of the Honor Society are shaped and efforts of the members are directed. Miss Carolyn Pitts, state president of S.l.S.E.A. is majoring in elementary education. Carolyn also takes an active part in many other student activities. Her high grades and cheery atti- tude contribute greatly to the success of the college. Annually, a number of outstanding students are chosen. This honor is awarded on the basis of scholastic achievement, school activity and attitude. Nominations for outstanding students are submit- ted by the faculty. These nominations, plus the students' achievements are put on a second ballot which is the final faculty vote. The number of stu- dents to receive this honor is determined in ratio. One student, a sophomore only, is chosen for every one hundred students in the college. The seven stu- dents who have received this honor are to be highly commended for the work and achievements they have accomplished. Honorable mention in the outstand- ing student division goes to Pat Larsen and Marilyn Laudner. Dave MacMillan has been outstanding in many facets of Junior College life. ln addition to a top position on the Dean's list, Dave has been President of Circle K, Honor Society, Medical Club and a student council member. His participation in all of these activities has made Dave popular and outstanding in the minds of students and faculty. Miss Mary Concannon, a liberal arts major, is active in joumalism, including editing the Troy Trib and working on the annual staff. Mary is also a member of Honor Society, Inter- national Relations Club ond participates in music activities. Miss Linda Benish is outstanding both scholas- tically and socially. Elected queen of the Christmas Dance this year, Linda is also a member of Honor Society, Signifer Commites and other clubs 'f-:np Wi Steve Ludeman, a football man, majoring in Social Science, has been active in many events in the last two years. i963 President of Stu- dent Council, Steve has played a leading role in college life. 'vi i .Il L j, l . l Bruce Collins, an accounting major has con . tributed greatly to the success of our college. An Honor Society member, Bruce's name has always been found high on the Dean's list. Miss Nancy Reed, President of Phi Theta Alpha, is inevitably found involved deep in College activity. Maintaining top grades plus a great deal of activity merits Nancy an out- standing student honor. l2I Honorable Mention. to Pat Larsen and Marilyn Laudner. Pat o journalism major, has spent o great deal of time working as editor of the Troyannum plus working on the Troy Trib and other activities. An Honor Society member, her days are well filled with college life. Marilyn, also an Honor Society member, has been editor of the Troy Trib and worked on Annual staff. She is active in many other activities while majoring in education. ADULT EDUCATIGN COURSES MRS. ELIAS KARTHAN llower rightl directs her uphol- stering students in o project. Under Bill Eddings, director of Adult Education at Mason City Junior College, the adult classes have grown in importance, interest, variety and attendance. The program included courses in col- lege credit work, hobbies, business and industry. Almost 5000 people a year take part in MCJC's Adult Education program. Courses are offered in any area, if at least l2 people show an interest and a qualified instructor is found. The Adult Education office is located in the junior college building. I2 2 x - X i ' 1 Q , ' , -- r- . . 5 , 4 CLARENCE AUSENHUIS completes his woodworking assignment for his Adult Education class project. BILL EDDINGS, Director OFFER VARIETY GF SUBJECTS Bill Eddings aids a student in the University of Nebraska High School Correspondence Course. - ,A ,...-my , I' Instructor William McKeown, left, guides a student in his welding project. These three students are working on their furniture refinishing as- signment. TECHNICAL COURSES OFFER VARIED SKILLS Through these doors at Lincoln School, technical students pass to knowledge that will lead them to a good future in electronics and drawing. Electronics students prepare themselves for work in radio, television, tele- phone and other electronic pursuits. Drafting students work at detailed layouts, machine drawings and blueprinting. -' ----4'i' aa. i I ' I v-I - I I MIIIML-, I ., . 5 K . V Vg, il--'I' .-,,p,,...l.--l ' ..l X ROBERT DAVISSON aids electron- ics students. 4 TECHNICAL COURSES Electronics Drafting Business Medical Secretary Laboratory Technology ROBERT PETERSON aids awning Practical Nursing students. I24 PRACTICAL NURSING STRESSES SERVICE . 4 I, W g irl, I l A Y- 5 A IW W- it -3' IAS' fi' I I I A , 4 'XY li -Lk I 9 L, ex , A L Row one: Viola Wells, Norma Rissler, Marlene Hoala, Colette Songer, Doris Coleman, Helen Broers, Row two: Carol McGuire, Jean Nikolas, Florence Rockow, Virginia Harris llnstructorl, Esther Hirsch lSecretoryl, Berdean Nerdig lDirectorl, Betty Kuykendoll, Joan Webster. ,. -a I I I IF: ' -if L 'AQ r 1 . 45 it x, , I 'I I L. INSTRUCTOR VIRGINIA HARRIS watches Marlene Haalo help Helen Broers into her robe. The practical nurses are learning sterile technique. l25 Practical Nursing at Mason City Junior College stresses ser- vice. The trained practical nurse devotes herself to patient care. Her studies prepare her to ad- minister treatments and give general bedside care. Her duties tree the registered nurse for more detailed work, thereby giv- ing the patient the benefit of the very best of trained hospital care. I J lm .Belling ffm Scenes W Behind Che scenes there 1 . l , .N 4. '- i -L fff4QS , J A 'b . - 'fri 'fi-.51 Y Ame X- 5- -ffff.eL,-fJf , v- K i ': ., ' N Qfaxl felelgmlely -I rl ' .4 h'll5x g , e K.,,mA,, w un, 'UA A 1, V' ' f WL'-Q ' Q. , , , L- -p, :F , RE' 1 Suki :-i 1 I 9 In I' 5:5 a 'na 4 Kits 'tlti ,na w is much that goes on unnoticed. Tniif' A' ire YnnJf1rqj?J35? .G 1 . ,H lf... T' X ,, L . . Z E ' ,Sd MRS. PEARL MINOR Librarian i mry Sfaff ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS: Amy Folkama, Marilyn Thornblade, and Mrs. Jacqueline Diercksy Not pictured: Penny Peterson, and Margo Rice. Student users of the library facilities. Other Library equipment for JC use is shown by a student. 128 GAIN -4. 1 f 'j 7- SN XJ-- 4 f -- .-ee T ' .Wg -fy 4 ff ,f 'P ix 252531 PG 2,-Wff1'sffN Ke ' X ----r 1 5 e1uwwww:.mg1 T ll ' llhslqlrllllllxg E.: Af 6 k ! K :gal X T' ' V JAY 1, Q If .- dl I, . . IZCLQDS Q5 ites. beollmles m . Te, Com - h 519m L g.c. Q 4-3 3 Z 4' , gl -i t , ll ,gi -qs '.. of ' W-1 j1g F1 . , U ,4,,,.3 if le, ,leg I Qqr. 95:51 ,V s . mac Beals 1 The lounge game, Truth. Earl Hall at the International Relations Club meeting 129 The two o'clock loungers. xi. 7 Darlene Wade is secretary to Dean Beem and Mr. Hoffman, and her duties include taking care of the schedule cards, perm- anent records, the files on the teacher placement bureau, veterans' papers and secretarial work. We wish to thank Darlene for the kindness and patience she has extended to us throughout the year. Donna Roberts, new to the secre- tarial staff this year, has duties which range from requisitioning yearly supplies for the office and faculty to answering telephone and student questions. We wish to welcome Donna to MCJC and thank her for her patience and help to the student body. .-Q Mrs, Youngerman is the secretary to the MCJC Adult Education Depart- ment. Her duties consist of aiding Mr. Eddings in maintaining an effi- cient program. Mrs. Youngerman plays an important part an the office team, and we wish to thank her for her service. 130 i l l l Mrs. Alsbury is secretary to the Com- munication Skills Department. This job includes checking innumerable tests,sub- stituting for absent faculty members and administering and correcting qualifying themes. She also aids Mrs. Romig by correcting world literature papers. Her duties, however, do not end there. She might be found administering make-up tests for any department, or helping stu- dents with that rough part in themes and write-ups. Mrs. Alsbury is indeed an indispensable person to faculty and student body alike. We wish to extend our extreme gratitude for her many ser- vices. Pictured right are Mrs. l-l. Dolter, Barbara Tyler, Mrs. E. Thorpe and Dorothy Fagerle, who run the J.C. snack bar. The snack bar has been open since November of l956, un- der the supervision of Mrs. Dolter, For the warm food, the nickel cup of coffee to keep ,us running, and the cheerful smiles, we wish to thank these ladies. Norm Stilwell and Maurice Miller are the unsung heroes of MCJC. While keeping our college clean is their official duty, keeping the students happy also keeps them pretty busy. Norm is often found helping out on annual staff, or with confused student prob- lems anywhere in the buliding. Maury's 7:l5 arrival and lighting of the building is the number one indication that another day at MCJC is well under way. Liwsfz gmwzz AA, , IAQ gf .V I fcn- T W1 1 . r-IU' As If Once Was. . . 132 IT Still Is 133 . ..f,- S - if . R Y Wg: .V L I 5 E' I H i , Q 1 f 'Q' ' 'ff .x I U Q f- if -H., -' AL: Phd- , sae. i.!':13: 'Vg J - 3.3: . i':l ' g F . -4' - '29, A - fs x . 'P Y yr., Q Eva, W . 1 ,J - 4' Q - - ' - .f .,,, , H H qv 1- . f ,, ... - - - . ..,. - , , .J V , W, M , 1 -- - ,' f r .J A ' ' , f- -1 -V ff 'n.B-'M' . ' V - ' 4' , ' 17. h 2 . -D ,U 3 ' 1 - 1 ': fp-is - -f . - 1 5 t ' U vu ' 4 ' 1- T ' , ,I ' S ' .V AJ, M Q ,Q - 3 , , ,L Yi 'F -. Q ..--1 ,F V. - f' 1 Y- f .A me , 1f,'r'm ' -v-'-r?'?:W . 'er -1 , , ,A , , , 5 5 ' ' ii 3, , 'S -. A 1 53. H19 . . i :ut -r. -25 A M , JF, Y ls A , Q --' 1 P - 5 . J 5,5 x' ' 1 B if' A -Q., - ' vs, r , 5' 'gf L :lQ'4J A! ' ' ' W . 'F-:ff , 51 , i Tr W' 'W :-'Q' ' 3 'r .:f'? T 1 . ' -l ,- - ' .,k., gg 'f s--1 J 4 W, ' 5 .. Q I A p A. ,. 4? 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F, Ag, , -Ig A - I,,g....,, .,: 31-4 X V 'f 4 Xxx' fp ,-J , :X L, 1 5 1 'j' 1 ., Q.. F' F ll 5 Sfuaelzf Qirecfory ADAMS, ALBERT W. Route 'lil St. Ansgar, Iowa ALLEN, SANDRA L. 1807 Cerro Gordo Way S. C., 2 ALLISON, ANTHONY N. 816 N. Madison ALLOS, ANTHONY L. 633 - 3rd N. E. Football, I, 2 Operetta, 2 ANDERSON, JANICE A. 732 -11th N. E. ANGELL, RICHARD E. 830 - 8th N. E. ARMOUR, MICHAEL L. 911 - Ist N. E. Football, 1, 2 ASPLUND, MARILYN R. 216 A Ave. Mt. Vernon, Iowa Choir, 1, 2 Operetta, 1, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, 1 S. C., 2 BALSLEY, DUANE G. Osage, Iowa BANG, JOHN H. Joice, Iowa BARBER, THOMAS F. 601 First Ave. Charles City, Iowa BARDSLEY, JOHN R. 226 Andrews Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa BARLAS, TOM 125 S. Jackson BARNES, MARY F. Sheffield, Iowa BARNETT, CALVIN D. Rockford, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, I Baseball, 2 International Relations Club, 2 BENISH, LINDA L. 938 N. Van Buren Troyannum Staff, 1 Honor Society, 1, 2 2 Student Council, Phi Theta Alpha, 2 Student Association, 2 SC.2 Sophomore irecfory BEST, JEROLD A. 1109 N. Penn. Troy Tribune, 1, 2 Circle K, 2 Bond, 2 BILLINGS, RONALD W. Nora Springs, Iowa Drama, 1, 2 Chair, 1, 2 Operetta, 1, 2 Football, 2 Baseball, 2 BISHOP, JUDITH R. 900 - 6th Ave. Charles City, Iowa BLEKEBERG, GERALD D 609 E. Water St. Decorah, Iowa BLISS, BONNIE J. 1305 S. Georgia Honor Society, 1, 2 BLU NT, KAREN E. 503 Ferguson St. Charles City, Iowa BOEHNKE, WALTER W. Ventura, Iowa BOSMA, DENNIS D. Buffalo Center, Iowa BRAUN, LELAND J. Fredericksburg, Iowa BRIDGES, ROCKNEY J. Thornton, Iowa BROCKETT, JOHN A. 2122 N. Carolina Circle K, 1, 2 Student Council, 2 Honor Society, 2 BROWN, CARL J. LuVerne, Iowa International Relations Club, 2 BROWNSTONE, SUSAN Box 28 Salem, Oregon BRUST. JAMES A. 504 - 21st S. E. BUCHANAN, PAUL O. 221 - 29th S. W. BUHR, JUDY K. 1620 S. Carolina Phi Theta Alpha, 136 L. I, BUSS, JAMES M. Sheffield, Iowa BYERLY, ROBERT E. 1317 S. Mass. CADY, JON M. 931 - 8th S. E. CALLANAN, PATRICIA J. 1502 - 3rd Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa Troyannum Staff, 1 Troy Tribune, 1 Student Association, CAMPBELL, JOSEPH L. Box 96 Dougherty, Iowa Football, 1 Phi Theta Alpha, 1 CANNELLA, JAMES J. 521 - 7th S. E. CARMAN. TERRY D. 215 S. Ohio Troy Tribune, 1 Honor Society, I, 2 S. C., 2 CARRIISON, DAHN C. 1308 - 3rd Ave. S. W. Waverly, Iowa CATALDO, DONOVAN B. Garner, Iowa Football, 2 Basketball, 2 Student Council, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, 2 Student Association, CAVETT, ROBERT L. 201 - 3rd Ave. Charles City, Iowa CHAMBERS, LYNN S. 406 S. Iowa Charles City, Iowa CHUICK, RICHARD J. 934 N. Taylor Basketball, 1 Student Council, 1 CHUMBLEY, SANDRA G. 55 Country Circle S. C., 2 International Relation CLAGETT, NANCY L. Kensett, Iowa 1,2 2 s Club, 2 CLANCY, JOHN E. 600 - 4th Ave. Charles City, Iowa COLE, ROBERT D. Swaledale, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, 2 COLEMAN, JOHN R. I403 W. 8th Boone, Iowa COLLINS, BRUCE D. 503 - I7th N. W. Honor Society, I, 2 COLWELL, KEITH A. I444V2 N. Federal CONCANNON, MARY P. IIV2 S. Jackson Troyannum Staff, I, 2 Troy Tribune, I, 2 Choir, I, 2 Operetta, I, 2 Honor Society, I, 2 Radio, I Student Council, 2 International Relations Club, 2 COONRADT, JOHN A. Orchard, Iowa COOPER, KEITH G. Route 32 Clear Lake, Iowa COOPER, ROGER D. Route 472 Lime Springs, Iowa CORPORON, DAVID D. Route WI Dougherty, Iowa CRONIN, DAVID J. I83 Lake Share Dr. Nashua, Iowa CULBERTSON, GEORGE A. 73 Lakeview Dr. DENINGER, JAMES E. Manly, Iowa DIETERICH, DAVID Manly, Iowa G. DiMARCO. JOSEPH J. 814 N. Harrison Student Association, I Phi Theta Alpha, 2 DIMITRACOPOULOS, ASPACIA 2320 - 23rd S. W. Honor Society, I 010 0I'l'ZOI 6 DUGAN, LEN NY P. SOI S. Iowa St. Charles City, Iowa DUNBAR, JEROME H. Forest City, Iowa DURNER, GARY H. I2V2 S. Delaware DYBVAD, LARRY E. Kensett, Iowa DYE, SHARON E. 9I5 - I4th S. E. Honor Society, EBBERS, SHARON E. 62I S. Conn. I, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, 2 S. C., 2 EBELING, JOHN S. 3I8 - 8th S. E. EISENMAN, CYNTHIA Forest City, Iowa Troy Tribune, I 1 ELHAMI, KARL Y. M. C. A. J. 2 ELLEFSON, CAROL A. 208 - 2nd S. E. Hampton, Iowa Troyannum Staff, Tray Tribune, I Choir, I Operetta, I Phi Theta Alpha, Radio, I Drama, 2 S. C., 2 ELLINGSON, VIOLET 504 - I2th N. Northwood, Iowa ENO, JACK D. Sheffield, Iowa EVANS, ROBERT I. 945 - IOth N. E. EXLINE, CLARENCE 608 E. Indiana St. Wheaton, Illinois 2 S E FARRELL, DUDLEY E. I99 - nd . . Troyannum Staff, Troy Tribune, 2 Radio, 2 137 irecfory FAUGHT, JOYCE M. FE Route ifl Mason City, Iowa Choir, I Phi Theta Alpha, I LTON, THOMAS F. Route 32 Nora Springs, Iowa International Relations Club 2 FINDLING, SHARON K. I204 S. Carolina Honor Society, 2 FINGALSEN, ALLAN D. Nora Springs, Iowa Honor Society, I FLOY, GLORIA L. FR FR FR I,2 I, A. C. I FR 2 FR FR FR FU Route ifl Thornton, Iowa Troy Tribune, I Choir, I, 2 Operetta, I, 2 ANCIS, FRANK A. Route 33 Clear Lake, Iowa EDERICKS, MICHAEL lO22 - IOth Ave. N. Fort Dodge, Iowa Honor Society, I, 2 ELUND, WARREN I205 S. Jefferson F. ELUND, WILLIAM M. 2906 S. Jefferson Honor Society, 2 IEDOW, WILLIAM J. Britt, Iowa Troy Tribue, I, 2 IEND, TERRY E. 7I4 - Ioth S. E. IEST. ROBERT D. I8 N. I2th Clear Lake, Iowa LLER, TOM H. 285 Willowbrook Dr. Choir, I Operetta, I Student Council, I GARVEY, SHARYL 29 S. York Cheerleading, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, 2 S. C, 2 GASPERI, BILL F. 919 -11th N. E. GAUGER, DAVID K. Route 31 Charles City, Iowa GELNER, CAROL R. 113 S. Monroe GIBSON, JUDITH C. 1634 - 4th S. W. Student Council 1 , 2 Student Association, GIBSON, NANCY E. 1614 - 4th S. W. GIESEN, JEAN M. 37 River Heights Dr. GILPIN. THOMAS K. 91 - 14th S. Northwood, Iowa GINTHER, DENNY D. Rockford, Iowa Choir, 2 Operetto, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, GOLDSTEIN, MARVIN 396 Willowbrook Dr. GORDON, ROGER L. Kensett, Iowa GRANAU, DENNIS R. 708 - 3rd N. E. Hampton, Iowa GRANDON, MICHAEL 313 - 7th Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa GRANT, KAREN M. Britt, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, GRAY, DENNY M. 53 Kentucky Ct. GREEN, RICHARD M. Rockwell, Iowa 2 J. 1,2 GREGSON, MICHAEL J. 328 - 13th S. E. Fcotball, 1, 2 Student Council, 1 Honor Society, 1, Circle K, I, 2 Medical Club, 2 2 Sophomore irecfory GRETILLAT, ROBERT Route 32 Garner, Iowa Gmswom, SALLY 131 -10th N.w, GROSLAND, JO ANN 810 S. President Phi Theta Alpha, 1, 2 GROSLAND, RONALD 810 S. President GROTH, ROBERT E. 2014 N. Carolina Circle K, 1, 2 GRUPP, THOMAS L. 1054 Maple Dr. GUNDERSON, JOHN 106 S. Tenn. Football, 1, 2 HAIN, HARRIET J. Ventura, Iowo Phi Theta Alpha, HALBACK, STEVE N. Osage, Iowa HALE, MARCIA K. 824 S. Tenn. Pl. HANLEY, CAROLYN 615 S. 12th St. Clear Lake, Iowa 1,2 Phi Theta Alpha, I HANSON, RICHARD D. 115 - 15th St. N. Golf, 1, 2 International Rela HARTWIG, MITCHEL Alexander, Iowa HECKMAN, ALAN E. 103 Ferguson St. Charles City, Iowo HEIVILIN, GERALDIN 225 - 3rd N. E. Troy Tribune, 1 E. tions Club, 2 EN. Troyannum Staff, 2 S. C., 2 138 HILLIER, NORMAN J. 201 - 6th Ave. Charles City, Iowa HITZHUSEN, LARRY Rockwell, Iowa HODGIN, LOUISE A. 1102 N. Hampshire HODSON, NEIL A. Plymouth, Iowa HOFF, CHARLENE Manly, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, 1, 2 Troyonnum Staff, 2 Troy Tribune, 2 International Relations Club 2 HOLLATZ, DEAN A. Garner, Iowa HOLMLUND, LINDA 416 - 9th S. E. Honor Society, 1, 2 Troyannum Staff, 2 Troy Tribune, 2 S. C., 2 HUBBARD, MICHAEL 214 - oth N, E. Basketball, 1 Baseball, 1, 2 HUGEBACK, GARY Manly, lowa HU NST, MICHAEL Belmond, Iowa JACOBSON, JIM H. Britt, Iowa JASPAERBEN, KENNETH A. Rockwell, Iowa JOHNSON, JAMES ALLAN Dows, Iowa KAASA, BRUCE Hanlontown, Iowa KATCHER, LARRY Colwell, Iowa KAVARS, GARY A. 308 - 6th S. W. Baseball, 1, 2 KEMP, THOMAS L. 845 W. 3rd St. Garner, Iowa KIKENDALL, JERRY L. 222 E. I5th Cedar Falls, Iowa KIRKENDALL, CHARLES 904 S. Johnson Charles City, Iowa KIRLIN, LARRY M. 927 - I2th N. E. KITSIS, ROBERT D. 603 S. Grant Drama, 2 Radio, 2 KOPESKA, KAREN D. Coon Rapids, Iowa KOZAK, SHARYL A. Rudd, Iowa Cheerleading, I,2 Choir, I, 2 O eretta I 2 P I 1 Phi Theta Alpha, I, 2 Student Council, KUBLY, GARY W. Garner, Iowa KU ENNEN, ARDATH L. Northwood, I owa LADWIG, JULIANN 204 - 6th S. E. LAMP, BRUCE C. Garner, Iowa Honor Society, I LARSEN, PATRICIA Route W2 Clear Lake, Iowa Troyannum Staff, Troy Tribune, I, I,2 2 Student Council, I Honor Society, I, Radio, I Student Associatio Speech, 2 S. C., 2 LARSON, DONALD E. Route 32, Box IO9 Osage, Iowa LARSON, KEITH C. Garner, Iowa LAU DN ER, LARRY Rockford, Iowa 2 n,I,2 M. International Relations Club, I,2 I Sophomore irecfory LAUDNER, MARILYN J. Aredale, Iowa Troyannum Staff, I, 2 Troy Tribune, I, 2 Choir, I, 2 Operetta, I, 2 International Relations Club, I,2 LEE, BRUCE W. 205 - 7th Ave. N. Northwood, Iowa LOSH, RODNEY C. 928 N. Penn. Honor Society, I, 2 LUDEMAN, STEPHEN 732 - I4th N. E. Football, I, 2 Student Council, 2 Student Association, 2 International Relations Club, 2 LUMBLAD, MARCIA A. I3I9 N. Virginia Honor Society, I, 2 LU NSMAN, KENNETH 9I7 E. IIth Street Spencer, Iowa LYSGAARD, DELMER O. 548 - I2th S. E. MaoMILLAN, DAVID B. lII5 - I2th N. E. Football, I, 2 Honor Society, I, 2 Circle K, I, 2 Student Council, I, Choir, 2 McELDOON, PAU LA R. 216 - 7th Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, I McKENZY, CHERYL 925 N. Federal Student Council, 2 S. C., 2 McMENIMEN, JACK I39 - 25th S. W. Basketball, I, 2 Baseball, 2 Student Council, I Circle K, I McPHILLIPS, JOANNE Britt, Iowa McPHILLlPS, JARY L. Britt, Iowa I39 2 MARSH, DENNIS Marble Rock, Iowa MARTIN, ALLEN H. 224I - 26th S. W. MATHAHS, CAROL Route iii Clear Lake, Iowa Troyannum Staff, Student Associotio S. C., 2 I n,2 MAXWELL, ROBERT G. i700 Owen Charles City, Iowa MEEKER, ROBERT A. 24 - I5th S. E. MILLER, JANE A. 215 W. 4th Marshfield, Wisc. MILLER, MICHAEL I322 - 7th S. E. Basketball, I, 2 Baseball, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, Choir, 2 MILLER, ROBERT G. ISO - IOth S.W. Circle K., 2 MON ROE, CRAIG A. I4I7 E. Clark St. Charles City, Iowa Football, I MOODY, GARY Route 33 Osage, Iowa Honor Society, I, MOTT, CAROLYN 6I7 S. Washington Honor Society, I, Phi Theta Alpha, MULLER, WILLIAM O. Nora Springs, Iowa MURRAY, FRANCIS J. 308 B. St. Charles City, lowa NELSON, JEANNE I8 - I3th N. E. Ness, Jmlnrri-I A. Lake Mills, Iowa NEUMANN, ROGER A. Hea rts Desire Motel 2 2 2 I International Relations Club 2 NEWTON, JOHN 605 - 5th Ave. Charles City, Iowa NOLTE, WILLIAM R. Sheffield, Iowa Baseball, I, 2 NORTH, DIANE 82I - IOth N. E. Phi Theta Al ha I I3 1 Student Association, 2 S. C., 2 O'CONNOR, ROBERT J. 5II - 6th N. E. Belrnond, Iowa OLIVER, BARBARA Route 34 Mason City, Iowa Honor Society, I 2 I Phi Theta Alpha, OLMSTEAD, RICHARD II9 - 3rd Ave, N.W Hampton, Iowa ONSTINE, RICHARD 206 - 5th Ave. Charles City, Iowa O'ROURKE, ELAINE Rockford, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, OTIS, JON M. Route 33 Forest City, Iowa PEARSON, NANCY J. 805 N. Federal Honor Society, I, PERISHO, LARRY L. 96 Country Circle PHILLIPS, MICHAEL I5II S, Delaware Phi Theta Alpha, PHILPOTT, ROGER Swaledale, Iowa PIPER, JUDY IIO4 - 4th S. E. Troy Tribune, I Troyannum Staff, Student Council, 2 S. C., 2 PITKIN, DAVID W. Route 32 Clear Lake, Iowa 1,2 2 2 2 Sopbomore irecfory PITMAN, RICHARD L. II2 - I6th S, E. Football, I Student Council, I, 2 2 Honor Society, I, Circle K., I, 2 Medical Club, 2 PITTENGER, DEANNA 639 - Ilth N. E. PITTS, CAROLYN K. 247 - I9th S, E. Honor Society, I, Phi Theta Alpha, Troyannum Staff, S. C., 2 POOLER, MILES D. 4OI - 3rd N. E. PUFFER, JOHN E. Corwith, Iowa PURCELL, SUSAN M. Fertile, Iowa RAMKER, KEITH E. Floyd, Iowa RANDALL, DAVID J. Northwood, Iowa 2 I,2 2 International Relations Club, 2 RANKIN, JAMES A. 9I9 N. Penn. RAVLIN, VAUGHN P. 32I - 4th S. E. Hampton, Iowa REED, DANIEL C. I22 - I2th N.W. Phi Theta Alpha, REED, NANCY L. I237 N. Monroe Troyannum Staff, Troy Tribune, I, Honor Society, I, Phi Theta Alpha, S. C., 2 REIMERS, FRANCIS D. Holstein, Iowa RISTAU, ROBERT V. Thornton, Iowa RUSSELL RICHARD E. IIO6 Kelly St. Charles City, Iowa SAMMIS, STUART G. I8OI W. 7th Ave. Clear Lake, Iowa Band, 2 Medical Club, 2 140 2 1,2 2 2 1,2 N. SAUG, PAMELA J. Route it-'2 Mason City, Iowa SCHERF, RACHEL K. 4I0 - 9th N. W. SCOTT, PATRICK I2O - 4th Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa Troyannum Staff, I, 2 Circle K., I SHAHVERDI, ASSADOLLAH I205 S. Federal SHOPE, ROBERT E. 403 S. Penn. Radio, 2 SKARLIS, GUS T. 3II - Ist S. E. Football, I, 2 Student Council, 2 Circle K., I SMITH, BERNARD L. Grafton, Iowa SMITH, CAROLYN J. Route 32 Nora Springs, Iowa Honor Society, I, 2 Student Council, 2 S. C., 2 SMITH, EUGENE G. 4 N. Jefferson SMITH, GARY D. IIIO N. Taylor SNELL, LEE E. 38 - Ilth N. E. SOLLIE, JUDY E. Callender, Iowa Troyannum Staff, 2 Operetta, 2 Choir, 2 STANLEY, DELORES M. Nashua, Iowa Choir, I Operetta, I Cheerleading, 2 S. C., 2 STANTON, TONI A. AOIS S. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa STAUFFER, ROGER D. Route 33 Charles City, Iowa STEINBERG, ROBERT 708 - 3rd Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa STEPHENS, JOYCE A. 5I5 N. Jefferson STEVENS, LE ROY Route 32 Mason City, Iowa STIBAL, GREG E. Osage, Iowa STITES, KAREN K. 809 N. Ilth St. Clear Lake, Iowa Phi Theta Alpha, STORCK, WILLIAM R. 704 S. Penn. SWIFT, WILLIAM A. 70 Lakeview Dr. TAYLOR, MICHAEL D. 508 - 3rd S. E. Hampton, Iowa TEAGUE, DILWORTH I205 S. Federal Box 293 TESCH, KAREN E. Osage, Iowa Troy Tribune, 2 Drama, 2 Operetta, 2 Radio, 2 Choir, 2 TISOR, JON D. 306V2 S. Federal TODD, JOHN O. 2I7 - 6th S. W. TRELOAR, JAY E. Nora Springs, Iowa Football, 2 TRENARY, DOYLE A. Burt, Iowa TRICKLE, MARY K. IOI2 N. Monroe Phi Theta Alpha, TROEGER, JACK C. 2002 S. Penn. Phi Theta Alpha, Band, 2 Medical Club, 2 E. 2 I,2 2 opkomore irecfory TRUDO, CLIFFORD K. 685 - I5th S. E. TWITO, STEVEN E. 2IO2 Simpson St. Madison, Wisc. VAN LANINGHAM, LYNDA J. Hazleton, Iowa Operetta, 2 Choir, 2 VAUGHN, LEE Britt, Iowa WADDINGHAM, J. TIMOTHY Route Jil Clear Lake, Iowa WAHL, DAVID W. Grafton, Iowa WAHI., RUSSELL L. Grafton, Iowa WAHLSTROM, ROBERT E. 20' - 7th Ave. Charles City, Iowa WALK, PHILIP S. Grafton, Iowa Honor Society, I, 2 WALKER, CARL K. I506 Clark St. Charles City, Iowa WALTERS, DAVID R. Manly, Iowa WARD, DIANE Swaledale, Iowa Honor Society, I, 2 Phi Theta Alpha, I,2 WATERS, CURTISS A. 5I6 S. Delaware WATERS, JEFFREY J. Box I 05 Osage, Iowa WEBB, FAYE M. Manly, Iowa WEBNER, DENNIS L. 503 S. Van Buren Phi Theta Alpha,I, 2 Circle K., 2 International Relations Club, 2 WELLS, CHARLES R. I55I N. Hampshire WERLE, MICHAEL Manley, lawa Phi Theta Alpha, 2 I4I WETTERLING, JOAN E. 63 Stony Way WHITT, CHARLES R. Route 314 Mason City, Iowa WILDER, MARY 30 - Sth St. N.W. Student Association, 2 S. C., 2 WILLIAMS, GEORGEANNE 931-I5th N. E. WILSON, THOMAS I46 - 8th S. W. Honor Society, I Phi Theta Alpha, 2 WINSOR, ALLAN C. 3639 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa WINTER, ROBERT J. 694 - 3rd PI. S. E. Honor Society, I WONSMOS, JOHN Thornton, Iowa WOOD, DONALD K. Route Jil Clear Lake, Iowa WOOD, STEPHEN C. Thornton, Iowa WOODHOUSE, RICHARD C 2I2 - I3th S. E. Basketball, I Honor Society, I, 2 WOODWARD, GENE A. Rockford, Iowa Choir, I Student Association, 2 S. C., 2 WYBORNY, HARLAN Plymouth, Iowa Basketball, 2 Honor Society, 2 YANKEY, RITA J. 302 - I4th S. E. YOUNG, DARRELL L. Fertile, Iowa ZAHARIADES, NIKI IOII - 3rd S.W. ZIEGLER, M. ANN 4 - 3rd Ave. N. E. ALLEN, JULIE C. 1516 S. Delaware ALSHOUSE, PATRICK J. 507 - 18th St. W. Clear Lake, Iowa ANDERSON, CAROLYN L. Ventura, Iowa AREN DTS, STANTON C. Kensett, Iowa ARNDORFER, MARY J. Route 31 Algona, Iowa BAACK, HOWARD D. Route W2 Mason City, Iowa BAAGO, WADE O. 1316 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa BACON, DIANNE R. Route W3 Clear Lake, Iowa BAILEY, JOHN W. 323 - 19th S. E. BAINTER, MICHAEL V. 707 N. 4th St. Clear Lake, Iowa BAKEHOUSE, LINDA L. Route 171 Mason City, Iowa BAKER, DENNIS D. 50 River Heights Dr. BAKER, JANICE R. 695 - 13th S. E. BALDWIN, RAYMOND H. 23 Maple St. Nashua, Iowa BALLANDBY, RICHARD A. Route iii Northwood, Iowa BALLARD, BARBARA A. Box 26 F Iayd, Iowa BARNES, RANAE A. 307 Parkridge Dr. BARRON, DENNIS B. 917 S. Carolina BAUMAN, KATHRYN D. 644 East State BECHTER, GARY E. 1304 - 9th S. E. BECKER, DUANE J. Wesley, Iowa BEERY, RONALD A. Camanchee, Iowa BENJEGERDES, RUTH A. Manly, Iowa BENNETT, DUANE R. Route 17-'I Charles City, Iowa ghes men irecfory BENSER, JERRY R. 410 - 21st S.E. BERGSTROM, DENNIS L. 2301 California Cedar Falls, Iowa BESHEY, JAMES E. Route 31 Britt, Iowa BILYEU, MARLYNE J. Joice, Iowa BITKER, LOREN G. 210 - 7th St. N. Clear Lake, Iowa BJORTOMT, LARRY J. St. Ansgar, Iowa BLATTSPIELER, SHARON R. Manly, Iowa BLEICH, CATHY A. Forest City, Iowa BLIETZ, JAMES L. 931 East Main St. New Hampton, Iowa BOCHMANN, CHARLES Route 1352 Greene, Iowa BOESEN, BARBARA R. 401 W. 7th Waterloo, Iowa BOGE, MARILOU 208 Cedar St. Nashua, Iowa BOHNING, NORMAN P. Belmond, Iowa BRAUN, JAMES A. Grafton, Iowa BRIGGS, CHARLES W. 311 S. Rhode Island BRODT, BARBARA J. 12 - 11th N. E. BROERS, HELEN Route 43 Mason City, Iowa BROWER, DENNIS L. 815 N. 11th St. Clear Lake, Iowa BROWN, BARBARA K. 27 - 22nd S. E. BROWN, DONNA M. Route -114 New Hampton, Iowa BROWN, JAMES H. 742 - 12th N. E. BROWN, JOLEEN K. 224 - 5th N. W. BRUE, KEITH E. Joice, Iowa BRUESEWITZ, ROBERT 209 N. Main St. Ansgar, Iowa 142 W. L. BRUNS, JO ANN F. Route 31 Latimer, Iowa BRUNSVOLD, DENNIS W. 9th N. E. BRUNSVOLD, RICHARD Route 111 Kensett, Iowa BRYANT RAYMOND L. Sheffield, Iowa BUDKE, JOHN W. 912 - 16th N.E. BURGE, WILLIAM L. 1616 S. Penn. BU RG ESS, THOMAS C. Klemme, Iowa BURK, ROBERT E. Goodell, Iowa BUTCHER, DONALD T. Route 32 Rockwell, Iowa BUTCHER, GLENN E. Route 113 Mason City, Iowa BUTTS, DEANNA L. Route 32 Mason City, Iowa BYINGTON, KATH RYN Plymouth, Iowa CALHOUN STEPHEN , F. Buffalo Center, Iowa CARROLL, MARY C. 911 - 12th N.E. CARSON, JERRY L. 1435 C. Ave. N. E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa CARY, ROGER A. Route 32 Clear Lake, Iowa CASEY, NEVA M. 1209 - 6th S. W. CATALDO, KATH RYN J Garner, Iowa CHAMBERLIN, NANCY 309 S. Taylor CHARLSON, SANDRA A Kensett, Iowa M K. CHAVEZ, CATHERINE C. 401 - 6th S. E. CHENEY, BRUCE E. Greene, Iowa CHENIK, FRAN L. 29 S. Vermont CHRISTENSEN, KENTON A Route 111 Garner, Iowa CHRISTENSEN, MERRILANE S Route 34 Mason City, Iowa CLARK, DENNIS S. Britt, Iowa CLEMENTS, JAMES L. Klemme, Iowa CLIFTON, MARLON L. 224 W. State COLBERTSON, RICHARD 404 - I2th N. Northwood, Iowa COLEMAN, DORIS 239 - 20th S. E. COLOFF, KLARETTE J. 23 N. Conn. COLWELL, NEIL O. 6I6Vz N. Jefferson CONCANNON, JAMES J. IIVz S. Jackson CONKLIN, ELLEN M. 8I5 Chase Osage, Iowa COOKE, RALPH E. Box II6 Sheffield, Iowa COSLOW, JAMES R. Britt, Iowa COTTINGHAM, SALLY 308 S. Kentucky COX, JERRY L. Box I768 Mazeppa, Minn. CRIGER, RICKY R. 308 - 20th Ave. Charles City, Iowa CRIST, LYNDON D. 206 N. 12th St. Clear Lake, Iowa CUMMINS, CHARLES W. Route if 3 Garner, Iowa DEPPE, ARDEL H. Rudd, Iowa DE SART, ANTOINETTE 36 Beaumont Dr. DE VORE, GEORGE E. Dumont, Iowa DE WALLE, ALLEN J. III College Ave. Charles City, Iowa DEWEY, ARLIN R. Route WI Mason City, Iowa DE WITT, THOMAS J. 4I4 N. Georgia DIETZ, BARBARA A. Route WI lonia, Iowa DI LALLO, SANDRA A. Route 33 Mason City, Iowa gras men irecfory DILLER, JAMES D. Route 432 Nashua, Iowa DIXON, HAROLD G. Route 114 Mason City, Iowa DONALDSON, DAVID L. 304 - Ilth Ave. N. E. Hampton, Iowa DORAN, CLIFFORD A. Route W2 Rockwell, Iowa DORR, HAROLD O. 7I I - 3rd N. E. Belmond, Iowa DOUGLAS, LOIS J. Il24 - Ist N.E. DRURY, ROBERT L. Route iii Rowan, Iowa DUNBAR, WILLIAM T. 245 N. Ilth Forest City, Iowa DYNES, MARY K. Riceville, Iowa EBELING, JODY M. 323 - 8th S. E. ECKENROD, JERRY K. Route 471 lonia, Iowa EGGERICHS, BEVERLY A. Goodhue, Minnesota EILENFELDT ROBERT , K. I442 N. Carolina Pl. ELLER, DONALD A. 233 S. Tenn. Pl. ELSBURY, ROBERT A. Clear Lake, Iowa ERICKSON, MARY A. 413 - I9th S.E. ERPELDING, CAROL A. Route WI Bode, Iowa ERPELDING, MADONNA J. Route 32 Algona, Iowa ESPINOSA, SHERRY A. I028 Manor Dr. FALEO, JUDY L. 252 - 20th S. E. FIRGARD, RICHARD F. Rockwell, Iowa FLAHERTY, DENIS C. 203 - 3rd Ave. Charles City, Iowa FLICK, JUDITH A. lonia, Iowa FOLKAMA, AMY L. Route W3 Mason City, Iowa I43 FREEMAN, SHELBY L. 842 - 7th S. E. FUHRMANN, CHERYL Livermore, Iowa A GAFFN EY, THOMAS H . 407 - 2nd N. E. GARMAN, NANCY A. Route 112 Burt, Iowa GARROTTO, SANDRA IOOO - Ist N.W. GEAR, DOUGLAS J. I38 Sunny Circle GEAR, RONALD C. I38 Sunny Circle GEBEL, JOAN F. Lime Springs, Iowa GEDDES, DON R. 3 S. Georgia GERARD, RONALD C. I307 N. Jefferson GERARDI, JON S. 433 - 23rd S. E. GERDES, GARY L. 29II S. Jefferson GILGE, JERRY D. 83I - 5th S. E. GILLARD, JOHN D. 301 S. Kentucky GINGERICH, BEVERLY IO4 - Ilth N.E. GISH, MARIE 5. 214 S. Virginia GOEHRING, CRAIG A. IOO3 - 9th N.W. GOODNO, KAREN M. Floyd, Iowa Goom-iow, PHYLus 50 Beaumont Dr. L. J M GORANSON, DAVID L. 6I6 - 9th Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa GOVERN, PRISCILLA E. Bancroft, Iowa GRAHAM, KATHY S. Route Jil Clear Lake, Iowa GRAHAM, NOMA I. Route iii Clear Lake, Iowa GRAN DGENETT, JANE Corwith, Iowa GREEN, RICHARD L. Route -WI Goodell, Iowa A GREENFIELD, LINDA L. Alexander, Iowa , gifes men irecforg GREENZWEIG, HAROLD 807 - 5th Ave. Charles City, Iowa GREGORY, ROBERT L. 716 N. Cedar Ave. Nora Springs, Iowa GREIMAN, DUANE A. Garner, Iowa GRELL, ROBERT A. 1122 East State GUTHRIE, MARY M. 1104 - 9th Ave S. Clear Lake, Iowa HAALA, MARLENE Route -712 Sleepy Eye, Minn. HALL, NANCY J. 425 - 1st N. E. HANLEY, LYNDA L. 115 S. Vermont HANNA, DIANE L. 2014 Main Clear Lake, Iowa HARRIS, PAMELA K. Sheffield, Iowa HARRIS, WANDA R. 923 - 8th St. N. E. HAUGLAND, DIANE R 503 East Main Belmond, Iowa HAXTON, JERRY L. 618 N. Penn. HECK, ANDREA M. 538 - 12th S. E. HEDRICK, KENT W. 843 - 5th S. E. HEIFNER, JUDITH A. 1001 S. 3rd St. Clear Lake, Iowa HEIGHT, RALPH 844 - 6th S. E. HEITLAND, TERRY A. Buffalo Center, Iowa HEJLIK, THERESA M. Route 472 Britt, Iowa HELM, SUSAN K. 1216 N. Monroe HEMMINGSTAD, STEVE J. 1514 -1Oth S.W. HERBST, CARL E. 1506 - 4th Ave. E. Spencer, Iowa HEREID, LARRY O. Route 134 Charles City, Iowa HEWITT, JERRY L. 1312 N. Hampshire Pl. HILLMAN, GWENTH E. 408 - 2nd Ave. N. Northwood, Iowa HOBSCHEIDT, JOHN G. Corwith, Iowa HODSON, JOHN L. Britt, Iowa HOLDER, WILLIAM R. 1609 - 6th S.W. HOLSTAD, LARRY J. 94 - 13th St. N. Northwood, Iowa HOLSTAD, LEE H. Route 1791 Northwood, 'Iowa HOLT, RICHARD A. Emmons, Minn. HOPPEL, RICHARD D. 903 E. Main Belmond, Iowa HORN, CAROL A. 93 Westview HOSTETLER, RANDAL S. 540 - 4th N. E. HOVELAND, RICHARD A. 327 - 24th S.W. HOWARD, LINDA G. 310 S. Taylor IVES, DENNIS P. Route ifl Charles City, Iowa JACKSON, RONALD L. Route 112 Mechanicsville, Iowa JACKSON, THOMAS E. Route 132 Clear Lake, Iowa JARVILL, LARRY J. 1321 N. Monroe JENKINS, ROBERT D. Fertile, Iowa JENNINGS, GENEVIEVE M. 313 E. State St. Apt, ifl JEPSON, BIRKLEY L. Plainfield, Iowa JOHNSON, ALLEN K. Northwood, Iowa JOHNSON, LARRY R. Klemme, Iowa JOHNSON, MARY M. Corwith, Iowa JOHNSON, MERLE L. Little Cedar, Iowa JOHNSON, NADYNE M. Belmond, Iowa JOHNSON, RODNEY L. 614 S. 8th St. Clear Lake, Iowa 144 JOHNSON, ROGER D. 706 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa JOHNSON, ROGER L. Webb, Iowa JOHNSON, SAMUEL L. 716 - lst N. E. Belmond, Iowa JOHNSON, THOMAS W Lost Nation, Iowa JOHNSTON, THOMAS M 616 S. Carolina JONES, VERLA E. 30 Clover Lane JOYCE, MAURINE W. 3666 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa JURGENSON, SUSAN D. Meservey, Iowa KARSTENS, JUDIE R. I5 Winnebago Way KELLY, JED C. 849 - 5th S. E. KENTNER, DAVID E. 1114 N. Hampshire KENTNER, MARK B. 1114 N. Hampshire KING, DAVID A. 1437 N. Hampshire KIRSCH, NOREEN R. 206 S. Louisiana KLAGES, CORWIN L. 106 Ferguson Charles City, Iowa KLEMM, DOLORES M. 432 State St. Garner, Iowa KLUNDER, JAMES L. Greene, Iowa KOEHLER, HARRY L. Route ifl Charles City, Iowa KOPESKA, RON L. Coon Rapids, Iowa KRAFKA, DAVID W. 852 - 14th S. E. KRETZINGER, CATHERINE A 1321 S. Federal KUHL, STEVEN S. 1319 S. Virginia KUYKENDALL, BETTY Box 65 Plymouth, Iowa LACEY, RONALD E. Gooclell, Iowa LACK, CRAIG Route 3755 Osage, Iowa LaGASSE, CONNIE M. 736 - I5th N. E. LAIR, SANDRA S. Plymouth, Iowa LANE, PAUL P. Tipton, Iowa LANSING, .MARK A. 688 - Ist S. E. LANSING, SHARON M. 8I2 Birch Dr. LARSEN, JOHN K. I46 Brook Terrace LARSON, CALVIN J. Britt, Iowa LARSON, DAVID A. Route -ITI Nora Springs, Iowa LATCH, WAYNE A. Route 33 Charles City, Iowa LAU, BARBARA K. 8II East McGregor Algona, Iowa LaVILLE, TOM R. I425 S. Virginia LEIBOLD, LARRY J. Route 32 Charles City, Iowa LENERTZ, SHARON S. Livermore, Iowa LEWERKE, DAVID C. Route W3 Garner, Iowa LEWERKE, DOUGLAS J. Garner, Iowa LIEN, MIKE A. Northwood, Iowa LINDA, ALAN R. Route iii Riceville, Iowa LINDEMAN, DAVE E. I3I2 - 4th N.W. Cedar Rapids, Iowa LINDQUIST, KENNETH B. I904 Main St. Clear Lake, Iowa LINDQUIST, STEPHNE L. 804 N. Federal LINK, JUDY A. Ionia, Iowa LISKA, ROBERT A. Latimer, Iowa LUKER, NORMAN L. I623 S. Carolina LUNDAK, JOHN C. 222 - Ist N. E. LUNDBERG, MARY A. 49 Beaumont Dr. gin men irecfory LUNDBLAD, PHILLIP E. 2I7 S. Kentucky LUNDT, LELAND J. Dougherty, Iowa LUNSMAN, KENNETH I626 S. Carolina LYNCH, JOHN IOI Sprigg St. Charles City, Iowa LYONS, LARRY R. 4I8 - Zlst S. E. MCCAULEY, JAY P. II05 N. Harrison McCLlNTOCK, DAVID 532 - 14th S. E. McCORD, JAMES S.-- IO7 - I5th N.W. McDONALD, ANITA 607 N. Grand Charles City, Iowa McDONALD, DAVID A. 607 N. Grand Charles City, Iowa McGREEVY, CHARLES IO2 Ferguson St. Charles City, Iowa McGUIRE, NINA 1736 S. Coolidge McGURK, LARRY J. Britt, Iowa W. McLAUGH LIN, PHILLIP J. Route ii 2 Belmoncl, Iowa MCNUTT, MARILYN J Route -lil Mitchell, Iowa MCWILLIIAMS, DENNIS R. Bristow, Iowa MARKER, MICHAEL L. IIIO N. Filmore MARKOVETZ, CAROL 420 N. Roan Algona, Iowa MARTIN, JOHN F. 658 - 9th N. E. MARTINEK, HELEN L. LeRoy, Minn. MASON, MARY ELLEN II3 - Ist Ave. Belrnond, Iowa MASTELLER, MARSHA Britt, Iowa MATHIS, JAMES W. 5OI Main Charles City, Iowa A. LL R. MENSCH, KATHRYN S. Plymouth, Iowa MESSIER, DENNIS R. Rockford, Iowa l45 MEYER, ROGER A. Belmond, Iowa MIDNESS, FRED D. Route 1752 Mason City, Iowa MILLARD, LEROY C. 209 - I9th S. E. MILLER, JAMES D. 252 - I5th S. E. MILLER, JANICE M. 225 W. 4th St. St. Ansgar, Iowa MILLER, THOMAS E. Osage, Iowa MINKNER, KAY E. 2214 S. Lakeview Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa MOEN, LINDA V. 539 - I4th S. E. MOLTZ, GALEN D. 704 N. Illinois Charles City, Iowa MONDAHL, NORMAN 720 - Ilth N. E. MONROE, THOMAS F IAI7 E. Clark Charles City, Iowa MONSON, DENNIS L. 895 Vern St. Britt, Iowa MORSE, ARLYN R. Kensett, Iowa MORSE, RONALD H. I603 Grand Charles City, Iowa MO'l'l', ANDREA 40 Winnebago Ct. MU LLEN, WILLIAM F. Cresco, Iowa MURPHY, DAVID T. 2II West N. St. Manly, Iowa MURRAY, JANET A. Klemme, Iowa MUTH, FRED E. Route 33 Mason City, Iowa NACK, JANE L. IOO5 -,Sth Ave. S. Austin, Minnesota C W NEIBERGALL, THOMAS H I 509 S. Federal NEWBROUGH, CH ERYLE L Britt, Iowa NIELSON, DAVE L. 795 N. 6th Ave. Coon Rapids, Iowa NIKOLAS, JEAN 3I9 S. 3rd Osage, Iowa NOBLE, CHARLES L. Britt, Iowa NYDEGGER, JERRY M. Route ifl Manly, Iowa NYE, KAREN K. 506 - Ist Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa OBERH ELMAN, HENRY Corwith, Iowa 0'DAY, BRYAN J. Fredericksburg, Iowa 0'FALLON, MARY A. 252 Crescent Dr. O'HOLLEARN, KATHRYN A. 311 W. Main New Hampton, Iowa OLSON, HELEN 319 - 1st S. E. OSWALD, BONNIE C. Hanlontown, Iowa OTIS, MARGARET M. Wesley, Iowa OULMAN, JAMES N. 224 - 4th N. W. PADRTA, SHARON L. 546 - 16th S. E. PAGE, CAROL A. Rudd, Iowa PAGELS, DENNIS D. 601 Grand Ave. Charles City, Iowa PALS, DONNIE G. Alexander, Iowa PALS, ROBERT H. Alexander, Iowa PANGBURN, CRAIG A. 1006 - Ist Ave. N. Northwood, Iowa PAPALAS, TH EMISTOCLIS J. 2320 - 23rd S. W. PARKS, CHARLES M. 1418 N. Hampshire PARMELY, CAROLYN L. Lamont, Iowa PATTEN, MAURICE C. 1326 Pleasant Osage, Iowa PATTERSON, HOWARD 204 - 8th St. Northwood, Iowa PAULUS, PAUL V. Rockford, Iowa PAYNE, BRADLEY L. 211 - 6th N. W. PETERS, BRENT A. Swaledale, Iowa PETERSEN, BURGESS A. 815 N, 7th Clear Lake, Iowa gifes mm irecfory PETERSEN, GARY H. Route 32 Nora Springs, Iowa PETERSEN, RICHARD D. 2306 - 20th S. W. PETERSON, PATRICIA K. 1503 E. Oak Algona, Iowa PETERSON, PEN ELOPE A. 84 Linden Dr. PETERSON, ROBERT K. West Haven Trailer Ct PETERSON, ROBERT G. 531 -11th N.E. PETERSON, WILLIAM H. 543 Locust Britt, Iowa PHILLPS, JUDY A. Route ifl Mason City, Iowa PIPPERT, HAROLD H. Route -1152 Mason City, Iowa PRIOR, SALLY M. LuVerne, Iowa PROCTOR, VICKY K. 418 - 21st S.E. PTADEK, SONDRA C. Britt, Iowa RANSOM, DONITA S. Ventura, Iowa READ, JOANN E. 404 - 15th N.W. RECKER, DENNIS D. Buffalo Center, Iowa REED, PHILLIP J. 122 -12th N. W. RHODES, JEAN L. Route W1 Mason City, Iowa RICE, MARGO A. Route 32 Mason City, Iowa RICE, SHARON R. Plymouth, Iowa RICHARDSON, KEITH L. Ruthven, Iowa RICHARDSON, KENT D. Ruthven, Iowa RIPPEN, RUSSELL R. 302 - 15th S. E. RISSLER, NORMA 1429 Meadowbrook Dr. ROBERTS, WILLIAM D. 1513 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowo ROBINSON, STEPHEN K. 804 Main Guthrie Center, Iowa 146 ROCKOW, DARYL E. Route 4153 Garner, Iowa ROCKOW, FLORENCE Rockwell, Iowa ROLPH, DENNIS P. Route 32 Charles City, Iowa ROSS, SHIRLEY A. 1002 - 12th N. E. ROTHAMEL, PATRICK M 223 - 14th N. E. SAHR, JACK B. 614 S. Washington SAMPSON, PATRICIA A. 615 S. Dodge Algona, Iowa SAWIN, POLLY D. Kensett, Iowa SCHELL, LORETTA L. Nora Springs, Iowa SCHLITTER, DEANNA D. McGregor, Iowa SCHONWALD, TERRANCE R 602 S. Garfield SCH RAN K, JENNETTE M. London, Minnesota SCHROCK, MARV M. 614 - 3rd Ave. Charles City, Iowa SCHURTZ, RICHARD Route W3 Mason City, Iowa SCHUSTER, JOHN C. 510 N. Franklin Manchester, Iowa SCRIMGER, DAVE L. 107 Sprigg St. Charles City, Iowa SEGER, JO ANNE V. Hardy, Iowa SENNEFF, DIANE R. 224 Meadow Lane SEVERE, THOMAS J. Nora Springs, Iowa SEYMOUR, SUSAN L. 1727 N. Carolina SHAFFER, LARRY A. Ventura, Iowa SHASKY, JAMES A. 4740 Washburn Minneapolis IO, Minn. SHELDON, DONALD H. Rockwell, Iowa SHELTON, RICHARD B. 3545 Croft-View Tr. Wayzata, Minn. SIDMORE, NADINE K. Route ifl Dumont, Iowa SILL, MIKE S. 1008 - 9th Ave. N. Clear Lake, Iowa SKELLENGER, DAVID L. 903 - 10th Northwood, Iowa SKOGLUND, SHERI J. 710 - 9th N. E. SLAGLE, DALLAS R. Sheffield, Iowa SMITH, JAMES W. Route ifl Belmond, Iowa SMITH, RONALD R. 4 Hazel Court SONGER, COLLETTE 554 - 6th S. E. SONGER, KATHLEEN S. 554 - 6th S. E. SONGER, CARON B. 554 - 6th S. E. SONKSEN, CRAIG J. 500 - 18th St. W. Clear Lake, Iowa SPALDING, MAXYNE K. 605 S. Ilth St. Clear Lake, Iowa SQUIER, LOU ANN Route 31 Nora Springs, Iowa STADTLAN DER, ROBERT D. I5 Winnebago Way STAFF, DELORES J. Route W1 Rudd, Iowa STEBBINS, DONALD A. 212 -19th Ave S. Clear Lake, Iowa STEVENS, KENNETH L. Route 113 Mason City, Iowa STILLE, KENTON R. Goodell, Iowa STREICHER, LARRY D. Lamont, Iowa SUNTKEN, LLOYD W. Meservey, Iowa SVAREN, KATHRYN G. 821 - 6th Ave. S. Clear Lake, Iowa SWANSON, STEVEN C. Waverly, Iowa SWAROFF, KATHRYN 200 - 3rd Ave. Charles City, Iowa SWARTZ, WARREN A. 1912 S. Wilson SWEET, GERALD L. 804 N. Conn. A. gras men irecfory SYLVESTER, MYRTLE Route 31 Marble Rock, Iowa TIETZ, LE ROY F. 304 Charles St. Charles City, Iowa TENDALL, RUSSELL L. Route 32 Belmond, Iowa TENOLD, JOANNE K. Northwood, Iowa THORNBLADE, JANE A. 708 - 12th N.E. THORN BLADE, MARILYN 210 W. Walnut Manly, Iowa THORNBURY, JOHN A. 1321 N. Madison THORPE, JAMES R. 1225 N. Hampshire Pl. TIERNEY, RONALD L. 904 - Ist S. E. TRAGER, CARNITA K. 411 - 6th Ave. N. E. Belmond, Iowa TRIPP, BARBARA J. 311 - 2nd Ave. S. E. Belmond, Iowa USHER, EUGENE C. 808 Allison St. Charles City, Iowa VAIL, CAROLYN J. 12 - 14th S. E. VORHES, GARY W. Route iil Rockford, Iowa WAHL, MARY E. Grafton, lolwa WALK, DARYL C. Grafton, Iowa WALLACE, CURTIS C. Riceville, Iowa WALSH, RAYMOND J. 703 W. 2nd St. Britt, Iowa WARD, NANCY P. Swaledale, Iowa WATSCHKE, THOMAS L 301 - 3rd Ave. Charles City, Iowa WEATHER, LEONARD, JR. 130 Seneca St. Utica, New York WEBER, DENNIS R. 828 - 6th Pl. S. E. WEBER, DONALD M. Stacyville, Iowa WEBNER, EARL J. Garner, Iowa 147 M. WEBSTER, JOAN Route 32 Rockwell, Iowa WEILAND, SHARON K. Bristow, Iowa WELLS, VIOLA 1427 N. Jefferson WENZEL, EMERY L. Meservey, Iowa WESTWICK, JAMES L. 615 S. Polk Pl. WHETZEL, CHARLENE R 641 - 2nd N. E. WHETZEL, CHARLES N. 641 - 2nd N. E. WHITE, CAROLYN S. Route 1151 Kanawha, Iowa WHITE, DONALD E. Box 43 Rock Falls, Iowa WHITE, GLORIA J. Grafton, Iowa WHITE, THOMAS R. 2235 - 19th S.W. WHITING, LINDA L. 1525 S. Delaware WIEGAND, TED J. 1314 W. Main Marshalltown, Iowa WILD, JOHN R. 1303 Cedar River Dr. Waverly, Iowa WILLIAMS, CHARLES T. 1408 N. Shore Dr. Clear Lake, Iowa WILLIAMS, GERALD R. 715 S. 7th Osage, Iowa WILSON, GARY D. 146 - 8th S.W. WISMAN, IONE R. 1619 S. Carolina WITHERS, DIANN K. 124 -11th S.W. WOLF, TOM A. Stacyville, Iowa WOODCOCK, JEROME H 5 Willow Dr. WORKMAN, DENNIS L. Floyd, Iowa ZICKEFOOSE, DAVID C. 646 -11th N.E. ZOBEL, SANDRA K. 630 S. Indiana acuity Sfafisfics JERRY BACKENS teaches Technical Math and Reporting. He has his B.S. Degree from I.S.U. DALE BECKER teaches Communication skills, speech and directs speech and drama activi- ties. He has his B.A. from Wartburg College aud his M.A. from Colorado State. He is ad- visor of Delta Psi Omega. CLIFFORD BEEM is the Dean of Mason City Junior College. He has his B.A. degree from Drake University and his M.A. from S. U. I. Mr. Beem has done additional work at S. U. I., the University of Colorado, I. S. U., the Uni- versity of Chicago, and at Drake. RUTH S. BROSE teaches piano and theory of music. She has her B.mus. degree from the Chicago Musical College and her M.mus. from the same. She studied piano in Paris with A. Cartot of the Ecole' Musique. She has done additional work at Chicago, Drake, and North- western. LOUIS BOSVELD teaches Physical Science for teachers and physics. He has his B.A. degree from the Cental College and his M.A. from S. U. I. Mr. Bosveld has done graduate work at S. U. I., Omaha University, Case Institute of Technology, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, the University of California at Berke- ley, I. S. U., Reed College and at Buckwell, MRS. GEORGIA BURGE teaches Communica- tion Skills. She has her B.A. from Coe College at Cedar Rapids, and her M.A. from S. C.l. She has done addtional work at Northwestern and at S. U. I. WILLIAM CAMPBELL teaches mathematics. He has his B.S. degree from General Beadle State Teachers College, and his M.A. from S. C. I. He has also done additional work at the State University of South Dakota, Wash- ington State University, at S.C. I. and the University of Georgia. LUELDA F. CARLTON teaches interpretation of literature. She has her B.A. degree from Coe College and her M.A. from the University of Wisconsin. Miss Carlton has done graduate work at Northwestern, the University of Colo- rado, I. S. U., and Drake. EDNA CARSTENSEN coordinates the freshman and sophomore professional sequence in teach- er education - Introduction to Teaching and Child Growth and Development and teaches chiIdren's literature, improvement of reading, development reading and geography. She has her B.A. degree from S. C. I. and her M.A. from S. U. I. Miss Carstensen has done gradu- ate work at IS. U., S. U. I., Drake, the Uni- versity of Chicago, the University of Minne- sota, the University of Innsbruck and the Uni- versity of Washington and at S. C. I. She is also the advisor of Phi Theta Alpha. W. LAMONT CONSTABLE teaches basic skills in mathematics, college arithmetic, intermedi- ate algebra, engineering problems, trigonom- etry, analytic geometry and calculus. He has his B.A. degree from I. S. C. and his M.S. from S. U. I. Mr. Constable has done graduate work at Purdue, I. S. U., and Drake. I4 GEORGE COYAN teaches sociology and social problems. He is also sponsor of the college Student Association. He has his B.A. and M.A. degree from the University of Omaha. Mr. Coyan has done additional work at Colo- rado State University, the University of Min- nesota and at Drake. He has also worked at the University of Iowa. ROBERT B. DAVISSON teaches Electronics, Mr. Davisson graduated from Navy Radio Ma- terial School at Chicago, Michigan City, Indi- ana, and the University of Houston. In addi- tion he has completed work with Drake Univer- sity and MCJC. RUTH DuPUIS teaches Communication Skills and does publicity for the Junior College. Miss DuPuis has her B.A. degree from the Univer- sity of Iowa and her M.S.E. degree from Drake. She has done additional work at Iowa and the University of Colorado. JACK B. EASTON teaches Communication Skills. He is faculty advisor to the Troyannum. He has both his B.A. and M.A. degrees from S. C. I. G. W. EDDINGS is director of adult education and vocational education. He received his B.S. degree from Northeastern Missouri State Teach- ers and his M.S. from I. S. U. He has done grgduate work at N.M.S.T. and at S.C.l. and . .U. ARTHUR C ENGBRITSON teaches business law, introduction to business, typewriting, of- fice management, medical secretary and med- ical terminology. He has received both a B.S. and M.S.ed. from Mankato with additional work at the University of Minnesota. J. W. FRITZ teaches Essentials of Art. He has his B.A. degree from Luther College and his M.A. from Drake. Mr, Fritz has done ad- ditional graduate work at the University of Minnesota and at S. C. I. ORVILLE A. GEORGE teaches calculus, trig- onometry, college algebra, analytic geometry, college arithmetic, basic math skills, engineer- ing problems and intermediate algebra. He has his B.A. degree from the University of Minnesota and his M.A. from the same. He has done graduate work at Minnesota, the University of Chicago, I. S. U. and S. U. I. MRS. VELMA GRIPPEN teaches Communica- tions Skills and assists with the guidance work at the college. She has her B.A. and M.A. degrees from S. U. I, She has done additional work at S. U. I., Drake, and the Carnegie Institute for the Advancement of Teaching. She also sponsors Student Council. She did research work for the Carnegie Institute. MRS. PAULINE HEDGECOCK teaches French and Spanish. She has her A.A. and B.A. from Lindenwood College and her M.A. from the State University of Iowa. Mrs. Hedgecock has done additional work at Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, the University of Michigan and has attended two foreign schools, the Sorbonne at Paris and the Academia Internacional at Sal- tillo, Mexico. She is sponsor of the Alpha Chapter of Iowa Junior College Honor Society and is also the advisor of foreign students. acuffy Sfafisfics DAN C. HERRICK teaches American History and American Government. He has his B.A. degree from the University of Kansas and his M.A. from the some. He has done additional work at the University of Kansas and the Uni- versity of California. FRANK HOFFMAN is registrar and assistant dean. He has his B.A. degree from S. U. I. and his M.A. from the same institution. Mr. Hoffman has done graduate work at SU. I. and at the University of Colorado. For the past eight summers he has been a visiting lecturer in the School of Business, University of Colorado. S, LYLE JOHNSON teaches western civiliza- tion. He has his B.A. degree from St. Olaf and his M.A. from the University of Colorado. He has done additional work at the University of Minnesota. Mr. Johnson sponsors the Inter- national Relations Club and is an advisor for the Student Council and L.S.A. S. JOHNSON teaches choir and exploring mu- sic. Mrs. Johnson has her B. A. from St. Olaf. She has done additional work at the University of Minnesota, Drake, and has attended the Christiansen Choral School. Mrs. Johnson sponsors the musical productions for the fine arts festival. ROLLO KEITHAHN teaches economics. He has his B.A. from Carleton College and his M.A. from the University of Minnesota. Mr Keithahn has done additional work at the University of Wisconsin, S. U. I., I. S. U. and Drake. JACK KNOWLES teaches band for the Junior College. He has his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Iowa and has done additional work at U.C.L.A. and San Jose State College. HARRY E, LOW teaches general biology and gen. zoology. He has his B.A. degree from the State University of Iowa. Mr. Low has donke additional work at the University of Neb- ras a. ART LUNDBLAD coaches the Junior College football team. He received his B.A. degree from Morningside and his M.A. from the Uni- versity of Denver. He has done additional work at Drake. WILL. C. MCKEOWN teaches Shop Technology at the Senior High School Metals Shop. He has his B.S. degree from I. S. U. He has done additional graduate work at Drake, I.S. U. and S. C. I. He has his M.A. from S. C. I. PEARL J. MINOR is the Junior College Librar- ian She has her B.S. in Library science from Drexel Institute of Technology and her B.A. from the State University of Iowa. Mrs. Minor has her M.A. from S. U. I. also. She has done graduate work at I. S. U., at the University of New Mexico, Drake and at the University of California in Los Angeles. JACK PAGE teaches Biological science and general science. His B.A. degree was obtained from S. C. I. and his M.A.T. from Michigan State University. I4 HAROLD PALMER teaches engineering draw- ing. He has his B.A. from Iowa State Teach- ers' College and his M.S. from I.S. U. Mr. Palmer has done graduate work at Drake, S. U. I., I. S. U. and S. C. I. HJALMER V. PETERSON teaches organic chemistry, photography, advanced chemistry and quantitative analytic chemistry. He has both his B.A. and M.A. from the University of North Dakota. Mr. Peterson has done grad- uate work at I. S. U., the University of Minne- sota, S. C. I., Indiana University, Fort Lewis A 8. M College, and Oregon State University. MARGARET PETERSON teaches biological sci- ence, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, botany and health and nutrition. She received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Drake. She has done graduate work at Drake and at l.S.U. ROBERT PETERSON teaches Technical Draft- ing and Ind. Psychology. He hos his B.S. de- gree from I. S. U. Prior to coming to MCJC he worked for five years in industry. MRS. MARIE RACHUT teaches Communica- tion skills and reading improvement. She has her B. A. degree from Coe College and her M.A. from S. U. I. Mrs. Rachut has done ad- ditional graduate work at Drake and S. C. I. EVERETT ROMIG teaches general inorganic chemistry. He has his B.S. degree from l.S.U. and his M.S. from the same school. Mr. Romig has done additional graduate work at Long Beach State College, I. S. U., Montana State College, Ohio University, Emory University and Ft. Hays Kansas State College. JUANITA ROMIG teaches world literature. She has her B.A. from S. C. I. Mrs. Romig has done graduate work at Long Beach, Emory University, Drake and Ft. Hays State College. She has received her M.A. degree from S.C.l. Mrs. Romig is also advisor to Signifer Com- mites. JOHN S. ROTHAMEL teaches business sub- jects. He received both his B.S. and M.A. de- grees from the University of Minnesota. He has done additional work at Montana State University and the University of Minnesota. MARIE SCHALEKAMP is head of the com- munication skills department. She also teaches journalism and public relations and sponsors the Troy Tribune. She has her B.A. from Cen- tral College and her M.A. from S. U. I. She has done graduate work at S. U. I., the Uni- versity of Colorado, the University of Denver, Drake, I. S. U. and State College at Glassboro, New Jersey. DAVID A. WELTHA is teaching part time education courses at J.C. He is an elementary principal at Garfield School. 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