Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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SEA'1'ED:Ianet Fredrickson, Helen Iohanson, Betty Collins, Kathy Nichols. Eleanor Cassette. Delaine Bishop, Shirley Anderson, Shirley Deschaine. STANDING: Mary DeGaynor, Lorraine Kazlateck, Ioan lppolite, Alice Laakso, Marilyn Hon, Noreen Belanger. WINOVETS Originally made up of wives of veteran students, Winovets has now been expanded to include all wives living in the Vetville area. It serves to provide social activities for members and their families. ' During the year the club sponsored a family Christmas party, a bake sale, and a rummage sale. i

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Business Manager. Iohn Blomqren K-400, commonly known as the tower, became the workshop for the Peninsulan staff this year. Because of this, the hardest part of meeting the deadline was climbing all those stairs. After recovering from that ordeal, it was simple to reach for the nearest picture and begin identifying the people. Or perhaps one could begin smearing rubber-glue on the hands Gnd, quite incidentally, on the pictures. In retrospect, of course, it was all fun--even the lack of typewriters, shortage of glue, and the last-minute flurry of activity the day before deadline. tn 'lt,,5g:y-,, f ,usp-EF.. 'J '-:FLT . ,. M . 4 Y. ' r ' D Ufocber an dan M50 Literary Editor, Rachel Bellinger : - X axk fp 'N M? all R5 t X' ' - v - f J r Anhui' wiki An gd. T-' Im, Ho Donna V V cz Maki, A Jensen nn Sword El . who Bl Ockl M Qfmie pe fefsen I1

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FIRST ROW: Nancy Turovaara, Bonita Dolan, Lois Lassila, Betty McGregor, Barbara Medlyn, Carol Coombes, Nancy Kjellgren. SECOND ROW: Helen Pakka. Iudy Krieg, Helen Piirainen, LaVerne Sommers, Jacqueline Strand, Barbara Lompre. Nancy Iohnson. THIRD ROW: Ann Iohnson, Ianet Iohnson, Carol Argall, Lois Luoma. Melvina Moore, Nancy Brander. Alyce Oja, Priscilla Manley, Donamay Garceau, Nancy Hangas. ST. LUKE. S NURSES The student nurse of the St. Lukes Nurses Home takes six of her pre- paratory classes at Northern Michigan College of Education. While attending Northern, the prospective nurse enjoys all the priveleges of a regular student. The nurses were the creators of the second place homecoming float and loyal supporters of the Northern Wildcats. Upon completion of her training the student nurse is eligible to take the State Board Examinations and become a Registered Nurse.