St Cloud State Teachers College - Talahi Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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A..-,Ae-. ,.., .1 ,- Y , , 'w'.iJ.,..,,, l J nf, .4 ., I , . , K, , -'X . f ' A 1 l ' 1 ,.-I ..,. i -, ' A , J- ' ' 1 'f , ' 1,58 H Q A W, . -Q, x XX-.X .X ,, -A X 9 XXX x, in XXX R'- , - ,'A' ' X 'llemcmlous clmzengres have taken place at St. 4 l'luucl Stale 'l'cz1cl1e1's College in the fOll1' years since we znwivecl on the campus as freshmen. The- spirit of CUUIJ0l'2lll0Tl zmcl frienclliness is still the salma- as it was then. llut we are completing' our studies in the morlern clzlsslwnns of Stewart 1 . me eff 1 ' HV' 1 4, . . C, 1 x.,..r xx l l 4 felinslead of the anckg flave seen the siudect lilqwe have seen rnajegl This spine -af ge 9 ellith u exllllllell' of l ll -,-- iv Ti ' '-mln.. - 1' .-rw ' ' A'-Sufism' .2 - - egjm-:rigrr-'1'y,4v1 ..i ll! Fx iv X MXXTQQ, X NA X ,g2e,r55fwf 1-4- N- 'A 5 f4 N N ,MQ Z! FE f Q 5 5 1 for ,ff ,L xwfq 'L C73 NW' 2'fiElii lux xixilji :X I . . . xx xi!! 1: iv V- f XT, Hall instead of the ancient rooms of Old Main. px if . ll .Xe We have seen the student body double and then X XX xt if ot s K' .i X 'TVX . . . 1 p t X tripleg We have seen maJor changes made in cur- N fl-J'-Q'-mira ' A mill ,ll,lWCll'- riculum, This spirit of progress Will surely re- rx QV' main with us as We reeeivie- our diplomas and pass M N on to a new phase of life. lull l'i'L'l'lUllL'5?l, f :X yi - --as ,Q 31,4 ffglff- l w ' K..- X l -F -'e:f,.,'-if W 1 , , ' Wim ll lla xx X t .XX , W xx 'f H 0 ,AX E W X, 1 1 ,X X .... x,,,,. -- , g , :..mffL3FQ1fai53 vgggfvmx-gz::.:l: 'L'- :QP-14' ' ' 'r:?+'1.'1 . . 2 Auf.-' 'f E I -. E4-' V MISS IVIABEL PAULL -sara-nu 'L -l-o Nliss lVlabel paull, tliis edition ol tlwe 1949 lalalwi is respectlully dedicated. lo one vvlmo lwas been our constant lriend and willing lwelioer, to one wlio lwas given us a broader view ol lile and to one wlio lias encouraged us to attain tlie liigliest. It is witlm gratitude and re- soect tl'1at we inscribe tlwis volume to lVliss paull. . ,.,4,.. '. A - . .- M- ,.Y.71Ql- 1. '. , -WL ,. -'QI' ' , ' ' ' 5 - A-1 .-rM- -5' s-.fi - 'f - .. A 1..Q3!Q.w E-sw-, , Q':fgf:zQ ' i.'3Lf:. -' if.L:'3-f' i L i A P 1 F 1 i I Y! 1, 1 91 -v .'. 0 's rf S fx 66-44 Q -ns-u up qs T' 'x - A , ...L Gsq ,fr Av , -gp, WILBUR W. HOLES Resident Director JOHN W. HEADLEY President DUDLEY S. BRAINARD Vice-President JOHN WEEE Dean of Me: HERBERT Dean of Acad BETH PORf Dean of WW. JOHN WEISMANN Dean of Men HERBERT CLUGSTON Dean of Academic Administration BETH PORTER GARVEY Dean of Women my nu, .5 --. .,. . F- , .. A A--A-. 4..,..4v.-,-,Agn-rd, A .':n:1'f41 an-.1g.,.1..:i:.f4-:: ,B L..'.i.m...fxrX' st l V. r ,A ,9 Far ,lf f I f 1 ' 'C ! 1 ,L i C. O. BICMIS ua RACHEL BODOH A. F. BRAINARD AGNES BROHAUGH I ' GERALD AHLQUIST EVANS ANDERSON FRED ARCHER IXHLTON BALGAARD JOSEPHINE BANTA T. A. BARNHART ELIZABETH BARKER S. H. BARKER on Dmoz? LUN LYL5 LILLIAN BUDGE 4 1 R U TH C A DNV ELL lil-IRTIAI A CAMP MYRI, C'ARLSI'IN . L M A RI IC VAS li I H l X'I'l 'S .IUI IN l'Of'IIR:XNI-1 Fung V -'T-38. IC K , f'UI.I.!'.'lA'll x A I x X 1 ML. KF , 000 Nfl: W 1 r X133 C UPOY-rf W nuff DAY wwf 1 bl H ALC- A ....:,L0 'r' U . ... ' I . UL... .ilk ..,......I . I L-... .....- . ...,.-..-, . -Lugiam mr.-. ' L ag Ak., M-AA,M,.,,, M ., W Q.. - - .. , , FRANCIS COOKE MARY COOPER W. C. CROXTON CHARLOTTE CURRAN 4' .: ,' .A ,af -' AMY DALE ELINOR DANFORTH LYLE DAY ' WILLIAM DONNELLY ve! I 4? X X QQ' 1 'V Q AW .f ,,. 4' . Q r , ' g ang ! ! 1- L.. f f ffyff bij 5, 121111 CHARLES EMERY GEORGE FRIEDRICH RUTH GANT MRS. LYLA GILLIS HARRY GOEHRINC1 EDITH GRANNIS DOROTHY GROVOM JOHN GUNNING IRENE HELGEN HELEN HILL MRS. HELEN STEEN HULS O. J. JERDE X Y I'-:LT ,, .. . .X D - .. . .s,.-.. , Y4,,,, , 4 X J-.Lk.,.J .,'-. ' T' 1 D Y JL v V. '. ,, I ,A W IONE JOHNECHECK NMYKRRY A. Q ,4 ' ADELIA KOLB I IQEPB5: is 'Rfk ' ' ,Ev HJ' n F' , ' f -W .Aw H J , 1, .N 3 JOHN LAAKSO B051 i..--J 'Z V V , -R 6 wi, 3 1 i .X ANNA LARSON at R L ,4 . 1 . V N . L T f NELLIE LARSON ' FTA, if .AJ MRS' Q L4 is 0- L RAYMOND LARSON . 1- - - J I J ,, I A xl 1' 4 , 4 f, 5 1 ,l K. MARY LILLESKOV i VICTOR LOHMANN II. P. LOHRMAN .IICANNIC LUNDVVIG LORENE MARVEL in K 1 'E , V W S EVA MCKEE l Y i W in S X i IlIf'H. 4.RD MICINZ RUTH MOSCRII' ICDVVIN NASH Eid 'Pvll-III l RANC'I'IS NICALE r I Y .1 i 3 5 N 'I AR'I'IlL'H NI-ILHON GH.'V'I'I NUGIENT MAI3I'IL I'.'KL'I,I, I'Al'I.INI -I PICNNING ' 11522 f 'L N , 1 8 . yay y f f 1, .9 ' -, Sf P I ggi, ,L ,, Q I L , 1'A .J .-wh f Vyl 'yy L . v. L' fb f R . . an i A I Y XRQLAV 'ROY F, E. PERKINS DORA PERRY ELISE PREUS AGNES SERUM RONALD RIGGS GEORGE SKEWES MRS . ANNA STAI LELA STANLEY zz- A' -'1 ' - BNN 'i LOHMAAX , . , p , 193' il' 2 r 4 J. E. TALBOT NELL BOYD TAYLOR ROBERT TIMBLIN OLIVE TJOSSEM ROLAND VANDELL HARVEY WAUGH AUDRA WHITFORD ROBERT WICK ROBERT GLASGOW BEATRICE WILLIAMS ge Zfze gcenoi 1 ' 1 ff ,Il N ., 'fi R i 4 5 s 1 I vu 'nt' U .h 1' l'n!g2!v?' ,J , ff il' . Q , l l rw 1, .sr A. ffkrt' Q9 . N V A ' N .-,,.r..-f-111, . 1 ..........- Q .nf V-F Q , M .L A V, g , l 1 . v 6 is.. E J 1 1 xx l'ppcr loft: Czxshiefs officeg Upper right: Deans' SC'C'1'Cl2l1'l6SQ Middle left: Main business officeg Mid- dlr- right: Placement Bureaug Lower left: M11 YIC'2lCi1l'X S SQCl'CLZl1'Xj Lower right: Miss Lilleskov :md 5f'Cl'l'l1l1'B'. Ill Xa fa, , -W '1 fl .wg ,,x .1 ff? rx ' li .rw f '- ws F 'I ll X . I 42, F i n 'I il ' A . X L g!i 4 l Nw, A L - 15? J Z rpm . , . 'I '3'3 ' Ffa . 1 init: ' lx: W A f M S . Vw , I l r 2 vw .5 ,ii 77' vwfarfw .. ,Alf sv-'nw YH Ffh- 1 ,, ,, V. A ,V , .3 ' ' .A . -Nr -a, ,U-3 -- W - -I r' : - 47 ' V, , . , ... -1- ' ' A Av , 1 . fA-1-- Af.. fr.. .. -Q., -, .--1 A' , A-i1'.. ,' - -- ' , .N- ..-.. ,,- .. -, .-'-'1... :::,p--.-. -Q..----f:.: f- 4 7 '2 1- -1-, - M -- - -A ' l . l l l 4 l 2 1, , -.5 . 1 ' Sf- . 4 . . g C Q. , 5 .K x V if -P ' Q , , - P . 'fyigrfyll sy - V A7 ' e M, 533' F . . , ij, 5 ' - ' s I x Il: x C C .W X ' :gl . -KN, ' ' Row 1: C. Jenkins, C. Grelson, E. Legrid. Row 2: F. Valentine, D. Johnson. A lk , l Gui- most significant activity for the year was the Winter party, the Senior Class Frolicacle. Another of the big events of the year was Senior , Class Day and last but not least, Commencement. Officers were President, Clarence Grelsong Vice President, Fred Valentine, Secretary, Marilyn Swin- ll clal: Treasurer, Colleen Jenkins, A.W.S., Elaine Legrid, and Publications, l llick Johnson. We wish to say a thank you to our capable advisers Miss E Marvel and Mr. Jerde. I I l i l Q -18- .-.W as If ii W ,again , . ucahgll .Q El we Heli Jlw' vii Blume Sfff calf +505 l l ,A T f LLM- ' -' - ane Adamic fldamic Chisholm vsical Education fonne Berg lugs Litchfield :hematics ey F, Blume wede Osakis hematics Shirley Anderson Sand y Moose Lake Elementary Gordon Beseman Swanville Roger Boerger Roger St. Cloud Accounting Shirley Barnes Shirley Randall English Robert Binnie Bob St. Cloud Business Administration Lucille Borowick S irelch St. Paul Business Education Stanley Beck Sian St. Cloud Physical Education Robert Block Kandiyohi Edward Bradoclc Brad Chisholm Physical Education Earl E.. Beecher Beech Grasston Business Education Francis Blonigan Francis St. Martin English History Daniel Braiovich Danny Chisholm Business Education ..1 9- 1 9 AMQW A K, A 7 1 - 1 ,A it , , -4 ' ia- is P, as N ,i Sf' t ,- , y 1 I I 1 L L if ,Al Rl gl lf. llitmn l'aiul lluscli Yifiilliam I-l. Caron 1, 1, l'.1i. Bill Rm-.,lg,,n llondm-l, Was. lvlountain lron X1 gh,-m1,1,.t l'liysit.rl l'A,cll1c'nlion llislory I Ll MIN QI..-.wil liutli full-inn Rolncrt L, Cot ' 4 lil.1' lfulliit ciUOI!'lC Xm,L,, SI. frluuil Sl. Cloud vw ,xlillllllhll-llllill llir-:inks lclmatif-ri Hll5IDL'SS Administration Xl lI.- lhlfn l'fy'y llfxltiiiiv .Xugusl .-X. Donner XX Hlfllal lil -' -'illfit' l lx 1-.il l flu-.itifiu l-v l-'WH .-Xlt-Xander l l IH'Hl-HN l'livsiCal l'i.ClllCFillUll lt 1 if f' , . . il- Richard Carpenter Dick Little Falls Science Phillip R. Crolius Phil Minneapolis Business Education Alyn N. Dull Al Hewitt Matliematics ws X. H z Edwin Christenson Bossier City, I Warren A. Davis Bud St. Cloud Business Administration Daniel Edstrom Dan Sauk RapidS , . f,,. ,. Bligi' 'J nw BW' 4 X 'Q wr: Eisenrich lzz Warroad Robert D. Emahiser Emmie Minneapolis Mathematics Kenneth G. Erickson Kenn Brainerd Anne Ervin Anne St. Cloud Gerald F, Ethen Cerrp St. Cloud 7 I y .sh :na Ficlier 41611710 Cloud Prana lowa l Science i 5.3753 LHS, x Da , 1 ww V my qffcm 1 Rigid Lyle Fiene Faluogan Madison Business Administration l-larolcl Gardner Sandy Delano Business Education I-egqf l , 1, ,Q5:.!..f-,A 2 s fi, Q -. aj fa f f X . E ff ,,1:, ' X ' aw. if, ' f 3 ' V, ff X f g l I A r f r ,,rr il.t 3 Science l-larold Fleegel Harold St. Cloud Business Administration l..eRoy Ceis Lee Shalcopee Science Elementary Kenneth Foley Sr. Cloud Muriel Gerard Carry Buffalo Business Education sf sk at Wi Business Administration Merdyce Fox Jlfferl Hopkins lVl'athematics Richard Gimmestad Dick Belview History ,S f S ff . ' gs!! A es 9 bfi v l V2 -,I ,4..4n-'7 J ,D 3 1 ,, 'J' , ff, ,, 45' 'S' Find f ' ,f V gg, xx, , ri 'Q 'fi if '1 Q 5: .vf --.1 A . I lm g,,,.,-,, Cilaxvnm- Cn-lsnn Adeline Haag ,fm It hliwtlt' flrlbp 5,,,,L4 l',-milf cilllillll' lidun valley Ilutmft-. I-,4lm,,l..,n lmlnisliml .Xits Science rnm-Ili l l-lllllllltll Sliiilq' l lzinnulzi Ruth l lanson At nut' Hr si Ruth l 5l 4-lwuzl lilwlilir-l l Nlinm-apolis A1-llllflll-llllfo 5:11-Inv llnsin--ss l ,mlm .ation l7.lcnivnlarv yum l lll1'ltl1I't lawn- lat .in-ll.. lilltllff' lszmrsr n ,lftllhl fl lruuc xlrvl1lf'Xltlr'4' I l!'lltt'lll.ll Y xlltlltl .llH'll'- , , l ln s1t.il l slut .tlllfll lxlonlicm-lln lxnglxsli Mathematics Russell Hadclen Phyllis Hahn Russ Brains St. Cloud Watertown Mathematics Physical Ed. Physical Education Thomas Homan Milton Howard Tom Bill Montevideo Springfield, Vermont Business Education English Vvilliam lvy Wallace Jackson 12111 Wally Sl- Paul Deer Creek Social Science is janeclie St. Cloud lustrial Arts jgn johnson St. Cloud 5 Education .' A, 'Z-Y -isdn Kennedy Melrose Mel Janslci Mel St. Cloud Physical Education Howard Johnson Howie Canby Business Education Norbert Kenheld Norbert Freeport Mathematics Cecil Jaren C.B.C. St. Cloud Business Administration Robert A. Johnson Robert Chisago City Business Administration Evelyn Klar Klar Sauk Centre Physical Education Colleen Jenkins Poisy Elk River Physical Education Thomas Jones Tommy St. Cloud History Kenneth Knowlton Kenny Redwood Falls Business Administration Alphonse johnson St. Cloud Donald Kalin Donny Chisholm Business Education Ambrose Koll Ambie Melrose ' Physical Education AIQOI1 -231 9 NP s www ,wlqul 1 O ,A-Us . I WQNI xsfws W X- K. X N. X . m x N- , f- I is as' 4 ' 1 .SI Mir Wifi ifglil' ,I ,QL Miclli ian M lm, N' I. v, Q I f' liAX'xx:N A 5' x Sw 18 l if 5. ,I Kenna-Ili K.-llrn l .u-lyn Krvslmlm Rulli Kozbcrg l..Ouis Kramer .lf-n Kml 1f,f, im KO: Louie nn ipolis Sl l ull Sl. Paul Fort Ripley 'H if-in llu in l'.cluvziIlon l'A.lc-rncnlary Malljematicg r-on l..i upplv Ili, l,.iiswvn james Larson Lavonne Larson K li' f I famcl Lulfonnc Ri r l 'v'I1l'NXlll1' Paym-Syillc Clarkfaeld l le-im-nl.ux l n li lm lfnglisli English .nn l,v-'sul X ui .mm l u'-I Joyce l.ocl4s Gwendolyn l..overin 'Nw c l l l 'fI 4'l'P CIDJCII x,.,iff.m Nl ,ml film ima.. 1-1.115 H,,C,,,r I'Iiy Sl il l Llll1'1llIf5ll lllxv 1' I l fluf .il.-in llliysifiil l'-.cluralion I-lislory 2-1 Eclwarcl Kujawa St. Cloucl Ruby Larson Lars Littleforlc Business James Lunclbolmm 'lim Roseau Physical Education 3. IN. ,ggi KL Lx-'1 ith umdquisl Tdi C Hector amentary a McFarlane Hina Detroit, Michigan mentary ogy Miller inneapolis lla I..UOl'I18 lla Aurora Ruth McKay Ruih Colcato Physical Education Arnolcle Minette Arnie Long Prairie Industrial Arts Math Leroy Lussenhop Leroy Morton Math. Physical Education Virgil McKee Virg Hutchinson Social Science Oran Mitchell Oran Monticello Industrial Arts Thomas Paul Maloney Tom Keewatin Math. Social Science John McRoe Mac St. Cloud Industrial Arts Joe Marasco fojo Eveleth History Helen Mayer H elen Glencoe Art English Barbara Miller Miller St. Cloud Physical Education Claire Morrison M orric St. Cloud History ff , 1.1: 1.-if!! LAL i 'li' f , f f 4, A A ' ..,v y t - M ,WV 1 K . ff . J i A Wy i W jg Q lg ,,,l ,j 6 ee f of fa-f , . uf,- f A . ,, af X M , fs, . , f7il ,f wwe , , f .fig , ff 4 1 f 2 V 3 Af! f A' gf , f if f f f ' 2 f gf f f W 1 22529 4 5 it ,f 1 ,f f 4 11 ,M A, -il ff I ff 'fg,. 12 ff ,ggi emit Z f,fap.' X ,ff y X c A M . t -2 5- ' 'ex r :wa-..,,-.Q A k,, fc., c .., I 1 . . X: '.,'.X .wk -NY-4 Q l'l 7 xt . f V X 3 ' 'V 1' . 'g Q ! ' Q V J Uv 'xg ti 5 if fx! 4 gk 1' -QNX x , X ,..sXs ' QQ .SX X ,ig 555 . T X ' Nuys. X.XX .X , X XX- Q , K mf ' NX. rx X' f Q X IX S- X X X XX X X XXX XX XXX X XXXXX xx X S X N ' Y X X X XX X Xx XQXQ X Qs .. l X X XR X X X X XX X Q X X X X W' ,-Wzpolis if all x' l'lnll1 X1-lwn flyclf- N4-xxlon Ronalcl Niclcolson l ln! ,Xiwwl Niclg SI l .ml fiizinll Rapids Rugggll llln If il lirlunnlion l'liysn..I l'i.cluc'ulion ljlxygigal I-lducagion l 1- nml X-Azul.: ll:-lvn Climlvll .lug Q'D4,nnCll 1 ,, urn fm. ll x ull--n Nlillll1!lXlll1' SL Cloud X wil N lf'l1l 1- llusxnf-ss lpflni ation l lislorj l'llysiral liclucation ll n Ulfnulf-1 li:-um! llllvwn lnvmy Palm ml K' Wil lliullin' 1 ,r N.,-Ill ri. c 1.41.1 IQAQIK. Bend l n lm lilllll-illlill Xlllw lncluslrial ,XH5 X Zfife 0 I . Michael Nierengarten flffilgc Sl. Joseph Physical Education Norman Olson Norm Cholcio Physical Science Allan Peffy Al Swanville Elementary Gerald Norclin Cerry Forest Lalce Social Science Phyllis Olson Pliyl Nlaclison Business EngliSl1 Edwin Perry Chick Swanville General Science I v LI.. ' 'L' ne Paul :laine 5Minneapolis Dgy J ht vrly Poesc dev lsacred Heart 'sh Rosenlaerger Cloud Lillas Peterson Pele Granite Falls lVl'usic Eugene Poganski Eugene St. Cloud l-lollace Sandholm Sandy Blue Earth Biology Patricia Pettit Gordon Phillips Pai Cordon Wadena St. Cloud English Business Administration Joseph Ringer Roland Rooney St. Cloud Mickey Industrial Arts Brooten Gerald Schaefer William Schaeppi Carry Peacock St. Cloud Richfield Business Administration English Harold Pulmer Harold Pease Richard Rosenberger Dick St. Cloud lnidustrial Arts Lloyd Schmid Bud St. Cloud Physical Education s.. Fw-4 r, t X V ,cj 9. 2 W N roms- .Z it 4 N 6 5 ss Q J rr ' N f gg Wi . f ,Q .,, I 1 W, ly 1 k ,I ,F , , 1,204 1 y in f Z r, Of' .ex 1 mf ' , w-wffw f f X im dm., W C? I , ff! X I f if ,447 , rfrl , if r X ,fjf Q, f ' I .E fxgff .M ffl' 1' M I f U 1 ff -ima 1 ..27, N -4 if' an ,Chg VVI. Many Schmid c.tl.x l'im- City Nlusir Xxilnltvltl Small H 'in lmtttltillt' lxlc-mr-nt.ti 5' ll.-tty 'ltr Fruity 1-- Nlm slmll l'.lr't1ir'nl.tty l lt-rmzin Schneider Hurni St. Cloud Sm izil Scienrc 'lill1llHIlS Slontliiusi x 'flint l'ult'j' llc-ni.smin Stillxtt-ll llfll fINllx' llHltlSlll-Il .Xml- L, 5 r i MQ t 'fret Jr' iii' ' 5 . 3,5 . 'U ibn, Q , ..'. . .4 , it is Yi l 11 4 sfwfafx-' f james Schoener ffm Melrose lrlistory George Smilanich ,Jccilgti Buhl lndustrial Arts Renihcrt Stock lgufl St. joseph Business Administration 'P Charles Seholters Chuck Waite Park lnclustrial Arts Richard Smith Diclg Minneapolis Industrial Arts Clinton Strand Clin! Glenwood Business Education Lorene Schwieger Lorene Fairmont Physical Education Eugene Solfelt Eugene Waite Park William Streitz Bill Belle Plaine anlf f I-loldingford :sical Education QW Theisen udrcy 'E St. Cloud slisli r1etta Suelc 5 w i l Ussel s Pittsburgh ory I George Swanson Ceorge Litchfield lndustrial Arts Robert Towne Bobby Canby lndustrial Arts Fred Valentine Fred Park Rapids Nlatliematics Loren Swedelius Swede St. Cloud Business Education Anita Tucker Needle Fort Ripley Business Education Frank Valentini Frcndo Cliisliolm l-listory Rutli Swedzinslci Ruth Taunton English Marion Turner St. Paul Elementary Andrew P. Vavriclca Andy St. Cloud Music Marilyn Swindal Swindy St. Cloud Elementary Ricliard Urbanslci Dick St. Cloud Business Administration Artliur R. Venne Art Mountain lron Business Education E 1 l ..29.. vs ggg Tom Wadhams St. Cloud Business Education Charlotte West Clwarloile St. Cloud Nfusic T commi spring and re Year: Virley Jonesg Dr. Lf the 1'6: genera undead ICQ Sf, Clfllid 254413635 Edna Churloflf W' fiiguyfolll 51. cmd NffxW7 lion Left to right: Joe O'Donnell, Mike Jansen, and Allen Bashford. The iirst junior class meeting of this year consisted of a nominating committee which had been chosen at the last meeting of the previous ' 1' A' fl ll d spring. This committee nominated people for the election which o owe the class officers for the ident, Allen Bashfordg Secretary, and resulted in making the following juniors T year: President, Mike Jansen, Vice Pres Virley Bagley, Treasurer, Jo Jones, Publications Officer, Jean Larsong Class advisers, Miss Smith and D . L h ann. The class sponsored the annual Sweetheart Ball which is r o m the responsibility of the junior class each year. Mabel Jones served as e O'Donnellg A.W.S. Representative, Mabel general chairman of this activity. ..31., , ...,., gn if ev - sswsni. EP Q15 KENNETH ALLISON ALLAN BASHFORD WILLIAM BENSE GLORIA BINNIE NIARY LOU BLAKESLEE Ni '55 iii , . R V. Q g QR , xl, 1. +4 Y ' Q' '5 Zyi?JyJf ,V -..wav ,V . 'Z ,,, 1 Z 1 XZ 6753 V W 1 JM 75 'Q X ,il JAMES ARMSTRONG LEONARD BAUMAN MELVIN A BERGMANN HELEN BLAKE ARNOLD BOEDIGHEIMER M WW AMPBELL CLARK ,F COURT :Ar .I x.,r v-qfnal ff-vf , ,9fJa,4 , LIS. 'KRMSI-HONG EONQL unu- Y U31 'i TX 3E?'.GHASS afzzzs 519'-P15 :GW 151.351 ,fi 9 909 THOMAS BORGERT DAVID CAMPBELL WILLIAM CLARK DOMINIC COURT ANTHONY DANIEWICZ SHIRLEE BURROWS ELIZABETH CLAPP DONNA COTE FRANK CURRY ' ERVIN DVEERING J N 4. ialivf' ibm-nwfwwmax Si' I Rfi:'.xS,a. ,, .. . . ..- A .An . A--, . - .. -. 4,.If,A,-.,, if-.Av A, in V I, 1, A E L .., , Q-R, ,A,1q.,p1 .1:ga. ,.: 1, fg,fg ., r gfiw , -,v,gf,-,z-.'Yi:-MAN - -'Pg mga-524 ,g.4. --113211 - A: ' A--4-A L... , ,. 4.,...- -..-, , . AAL., .f-uA . ' ' .-A- ifg-Ll,.iQ,1.:..-.!f,f - ' ' 'N' 'i 1 '+,.fg4 .,il:..Av..l'f..1fLQ f f .,..... ,..:Mi1.,.g-fgif1:.'5.'..., ' 3' VERNE DELP 41' f 1w'! ' X Yi Q: ,, A 5 . CHARLES DONAHUE KENNETH ETHEN JEAN FORSBERG SYLVESTER GAU .u'W,. i if-.r5.,.J' f 1-.9-' f 1,33-v,:,' 1, I e fl' X . WILDA DENTON RICHARD EICH BEVERLY FLYNN RAY GADAIRE NORIN GOLDNER ZW s 'fox HENGEL U a 4 1 4 3 3 i 1 S 3 JOHNSON 1 ,DA D LEANDER GRESSER ROGER HALVERSON BSTERLY nm MILTON HENGEL V ALYOE HIMLE swf GP-Dim' ROSS JOHNSON -snuff' Cpwsg Qi 222313514 1-w . ' ' 'f ' - ., - . ' 1 .us ' 1 ,, -' '- K Y AM W WA, SLFRED GREWE HAROLD HARRIS A WILBUR HERRINGTON WILLIAM L. HOGAN VERN JOHNSON s Q ,A V 4 -P f - - . I ' ' ' '- '?'i.' 'iw -F2-A.- -i n f. NQNIQ ' gf '4'i5 'f . -51 fizf'-:ig:T? ':- is.I1 ,wi?'IQ-: 'lr- ,-Zigi' L - W MABEL JONES DONALD KELLEN MYRA KIMPLING H RENO W. KUCHNEL I 9 , fi ' :GMT MANN WANDAKAY JOSEPHSON if i Q 5 1 Q 3 ' A PATRICK KIDDER , k 33. N qu 3 M , I NQNN I x x . A :X - 'Q ' rn - A J - - f, 4 'nf f N Iv , MARVIN LIESKE ,fi f ' A f 'K Q 1' 1 A 'A pr ' 1 A . :ti-'41 f' -f'-f. 7.-f H MELGHIOR ARTHUR KOENEN PM DONALD LEMKE W MOSMAN TED LOHRMAN mum 2 C' NELS0 N Umm! ROBERT MANN - RICHARD MARBERG f y. f xi N f ifqzsgfi '15 ,vi N L A ' , QA XX f vi ?iYR1q EEE LE ROY MARCOTTE PAUL MELCHIOR ia '..vai5'?5225ai this Ai - 3, V E19 51 '19 109' LOREN MOSMAN MARIAN C, NELSON X ' .'.'. fix' :f.. ss' yy-g f 2, MX QR Q . ff,7,fg,,, XL .pw SSW X R , W 4 f 4 Q.. x X :.1...:f,, F 1,1,1,1,1,1.:,,,,,,:,,.f,Sii,,..5i.:.. f JOHN MCDONALD MILDRED MOREHOUSE f f X QM. X bv 2 L , DOUGLAS NEISS A .. . QW' 'X . P gm? s . . in A A-I mx . . . .L . .,-,.., f -V,-..,--. .-,ff I F 'rf-1 4 . j , ,, ..x.u. .. --- - -'- .Y-L MARY NELL O'BRIEN X my . A Q ROBERT O'KEEFE HILDEGARD PARDUHN CLARENCE RANTALA WILLIAM RILEY JOHN S. ROONEY 'H J, ,.' Y.-. VQ tx 'A X ' 1,'A'y xx' Q lx F -ef 1 xx 1-A f 4 Q, s.,A..,..J.- A - A J' In 33,3 , 1? ff x A fffazgq, X ff? 'Q' K 2 ,. if 'e S 4 E-.xg 4 r- r 1 X 'Ia ,:, ., ,re 5 H QW X N , , ff: ,S Y 1-234 A .., , ,,,, ., Q ,3 F Q J: ' fi-,w N ,, - ' ' ,- ,J ' L if I f A 'N I K i' ' '- fy' 'un -w -- KATHLEEN OYS CHARLES PETTIT JUNE REBISKIE JEROME ROONEY DONNA SAKRY MW 5 W MN Wen i 1 3 W i i I 1 w MYMOND SCHONHABDT 1 i MPH SHELLENBERGR KALBECK 4 lu-alia rg QR DEAN PAUL SANFORD E 1536 113 . ELLA ALDEN SOHLAGEL RAYMOND SOHONHARDT 1 RALPH SHELLENBERGER :nm Q DE VONA SKALBECK :QW 56' '- .,,, ,,:,4,..4f.g, gm., . . f-f - f ,A . ,- -- , ff' Lv ,- -,. ..,.., .. -...L.L .......v.....-A--.. L -A CHARLES SARTELL MARGARET SCHMIDT ALBERT SUSTERCICH ' . MILDRED SIMMONS K 1 I . i I ! RALPH SMART 139, . , A , . ,, ,. g -- -'rv fy -:f-,Lv .vi-es . ,.f- , - . ' '...-2 fl-fc f -:' '3 'f-451 .:-- 'itji-F '- f'-1 : L-A 11 ' Y ..- :f :Af - -1 W -1:64, PATRICIA SOLFELT JOSEPH STIBAL HAROLD THEISEN CHARLES THOMAS VERNEL VANCE ' if ' ,. 7 1 1 gm Xa ARTHUR STACHOWSK1 DONALD TALBERT EDWARD THIELMAN KATI-IRYN ULSTAD DONNA VAN REISSEGHEM g?iW WRU if WQMJH ,W R 40 3 V Alfrgi-HS! W mm 1.179321 ffl wg 75- 1 ANDREW VIRDEN LAMBERT WENNER ,. - A 41:43 ' ..- J...,....- - , ..., , 45 ' , .h:.Y .u.- S CARLYLE VORACHEK GEORGE WENTWORTH JAMES WARREN ..41.. , L E. i Saphomoaeft O l 1 I 4 Pi' X . x mfs K I .3 'Q ik.. Left to right: Row 1: Valjean Tornaseski, Marjorie Willeski, Row 2: Bruno Zamone, Jean Wicktor, Gerald Kragenbring. For the year 1948-49, the sophomore class chose Gerald Kragenbring, p1es1dentg Bruno Zamone, vice-presidentg Valjean Tomaseski, secretaryg lean Wicktor, treasurer. The annual Christmas Formal, sponsored each year by the sophomore lass was December 18. ..42.. galil' Andergdil 9 lofi B da-S19 Donald mow Gene An ms Apdffwn me ADd8I'50n Bob And8I'50n Avis W D Jenn AW Joyci B i uu1ioeniB3umgard T 1leuaBoUmWdw f Bever1Y Beuumgmd Vernnllce Bw Janos BW Shirley Bish0P Alice Block Loetra Bock Corinne Bondrean Kitty Bradshaw Charles Brainard Marian Brait Jean Branch Ralph Braun M3117 Brauuswon Sill? Brown Bernice Bryders Florence Bomb Bm Campbell Amid Carlson liildfgy Carlson Avis Ginger Joe Corrigan Therese co i fjqpfnnff .rl,v I 'liful-'i ,- .J I-5, - Y I., Q, i V V mer 21 P M 1-5 ' 'rr' -- 74--' ' ' ' 4' -4L,.4rlY 4.1.-Li'-.4., .,. QQ... :!+..i,4.-gi.. 7 Betty Ann Anderson Deloris Anderson Donald Anderson Gene Anderson Iris Anderson Mae Anderson Bob Anderson Avis Anshus Jean Atkinson Joyce Barseness Millicent Baumgardt Idella Baumgardter Beverly Benninghoff Vernance Beste James Bever Shirley Bishop Alice Block Laetra Bock Corinne Boudreau Kitty Bradshaw Charles Brainard Marian Bratt Jean Brauch Ralph Braun Mary Braunsworth Sally Brown Bernice Bryders Florence Bursch Bill Campbell Astrid Carlson Audrey Carlson Charles Cederholrn Avis Conger Joe Corrigan Therese Corrigan - 39' + .7- V 3 , fi, . ,,,- Wx 5 5 j?fs3'gw, if lf . A:,, 1 A. . V 6 2, pgsql A V 5 2' f fr ,V . ' ff! 5 ' gp we QP .:. is A V f 5 w X, A A ' W ff Y 2 Mryfbx :V 0 I vf 3, ' Ziff A1 X J ' - fx ' 'Q X 7 'W N S, is Wal 'ff G sg il V .five-f dar s- , . ,vi -' ' bi is -eg: ? . :x if , X 'Nz-1,-Z, :, :.,, gg ,. 1. , -:- ,.., ,. x ,saws i A . ,,,,. - f ,gf --H ' - , ,L ,. 7 gs 6 Q K. ,:7. Z .. .. L .. 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A 1 Q tl ,Q W . y L t X-aol ga, V V cf, -44- Dorcas Cottle Virgil Dahle Warren Dalen Donald Dewey Delores Duda Audrey Dunbar Elizabeth Ebert Elean Ellingson Kenneth Erickson Harriet Epple Dorothy Fabel Jeanne Falkenhagen Alice Flint Laverne Franzmen Thiriam Frazier Betty Freed Marjorie Friedrick Shirley Frisch Connie Frojker Margie Garr Shirley Gasser Katherince Gawreluk Shirley George Donna Gephart Patsy Gephart Jean Govem Grauphona Donald Grelson Velora Grismer Janice Grover Magdalene Gundman Wilbert Guilickson Joan Haehn Joyce Haggens Deloris Haggbefg .mf I 1 vw . ,- --.,4,. E. ,ff fl f if ,fr .'.,i !'I 1-'fi gin. .wh i-, V' - ,H . 6 -. Hfvlfin -n rrp F .Lf ,2- V, . L-' mfr, .,V,,. ,. ' Hifi .. -rp Hn, lim Eff S ici , ' EL 'QLHL . w in ......i. ..... 'WIN .,....4 ..v. 'x 1253 43715 E251 ., 1- ., --A-sugffsx QM .M w-- 4 - -Q., v, -. -xv-.N ...Q .Q -4. ,N X S '-nj. N N . .MX P r' H Hrf-'5 'uw- --ww Y Z' Eu-,.. I I Y ' ' K A '4' -LL- L...4 lk! li' A -fl 1,25-,vgmv . HILL ,l I,Q.,L4,,f,,,I, l1 5- . .l. - ' I I I I I l P Jean Hahnke Tom Halverson Madonna Hanlon Maryanne Hanson Shirley Haskins Arlene Haugen Eilene Haugen Dale Holgard Tony Hecimorich Jennette Hegg eww me MN 1? 0 N91 5+-ohh f 4 , I am ,, s rig fa - 9 v 4' If Xa, , XM , ., 1' C y X WQSGZVS , -- 0 X X Y, Q, fe John Hendricks Ember Hendrickson Carol Henk Darlene Hennen Donna Herman -4 Xx QS 2' lx y Ng X 'qv Bl Twilgha Hicke Lois Hill Richard Hiemans Jean Hill Clarice Hoffman Sybill Holman Jean Hotley Alice Homan Katherine Hughes Barbara Jamison Fay Jensen Carol Johnson Carol L. Johnson Hazel Johnson Ila Johnson .ww ' N212- 7 w.. Lois Johnson , '- Melvin Johnson Ruby Johnson Selma Johnson Carol Ann Johnston LM g A A 'YW X 4 ,. f g S K I Ji: in X, js' X ' 'Y 'ig Q ' f' , Q . ,,.. . .qw , , ,,,,, nag V X ,Xa '- Q . X xx M v I, 2 2 4 ,e 9 , gl w ,Q ,JSF X,asyW,,- V an ,y iwf ,wg .L 7 ar, no , ., . w . 1 M G K ,lf Q . A-' , , gf ' v N ff , , ' QW , ff J , X X f s- , ,Q My ax ft. X -N x Q, W , ' ax X X V 6 f 'X f .., ,X ,,-,, -, 2- IVQ, 5M 0X X Q QR X NV X x M9552 s Q I X X Xt 4 1 W wg af f X ,f f X Q X 1. , gd ,. AAI., .i VA - -- ,J I , Y F 'W nu i . our J r Li' A53 Jeanne Jorgenson Nancy Kaercher Elsie Kalina Isabella Kessler Lois Kessler :- 4 QA A, -em. 'T' sini- .----..-A eell 3. .P . A-yi! if 04? A 1.2 N M, -af A 4 A , K. If-n ,Ji L- its I Rosemary Kettler Rosemary Klang Florence Klosowski Laurine Klein Beulah Knoll 1 f 1, , 9 a f. J it -'S' 'Y lf. A BQ Robert Knutson Gladys Kohls Gerald Kragenbring Leone Kragenbring Elaine Kressel Bob Kneeland Carol Larson Daniel Lahr Rose LaMotte John Lauterback Florence Lautize Geri Leighton Ambrose Lewandowski Joan Lindberg Sharon Lindell L Donald Lobitz ,fiyffff :z N, .l Shirley Lorenz Anne Lovsee J Ida Luntsten ? X IA, f 'i'2 Z, X 2.11 ,fi j Iola Magaw ' H A' i f i o Caroline Macquire Pat Mahon ' Harvey Macki A Q ' L Marjories Mankell M 1 1.ii, l M Carroll Mann Mary Jane Mansur Joan Martinson Horace Mayo Alice McCann Shirley McLean Audrey Meinstma Lydia Miller Arlene Middlestad Elsa Moen Richard Moog Norma Morben Allen Morrison Allen Murphy Hattie Nalewaja Margaret Nathe Dorothy Neitzel Dennis Nelson Helge Nelson Marcella Nelson Marion Nelson Mary Nelson Edna Noland Joan Nord Arlue Olson Patricia Olson Helen Ostrowski Patricia Pallansch Marilyn Pastznick Betty Pederson Else Peterson Betty Perkins Jane Peterson Virginia Peterson Terry Prasch N, 5 if fee sq X NSN. .A , l . was Wg fr ' ,Q EN - Q is zgs fx A., I 175. 1 at , QQ 1 , 24.7.47 iff, ,X if Q K ' M2 if ' -' 4-2 'Lv-Q ,a A yi' EQ Norbert Prechel Carol Quady Lois Quisberg Allen Radder Irene Rechovv Glenn Reed Bob Regnier Elmer Rhode Mary Riestenberg Herbert Rishrub Elizabeth Robinson Karen Rogstad Marion Robbs Ted Rottenda Elizabeth Saunders Betty Schmidt Joan Schmidt Priscilla Schmidt Florence Selway Donald Service Howard Seldon Mary Jane Shellenberger Mary Simmonson Dorothy Schordal Myron Slotsve LeRoy Smith Geraldine Smolex Genevieve Spescha Evelyn Sprandel Donald Starkovich Joyce Starr Carol Stelzig David Strong Mary Sullivan Wayne Sunberg l Lf' nw .'-17' f,q 1. l lm He.. . 1-Fw ,. 'ffl W' , ' i wig, Liv.. Cairn? R ll'a'V'3 , ,,.. ... leitzel WE Blfff Lama Wie Delua We lifter pies Whale eau Wyle George Zsbf lifter Ze Eifff IE lacham 'rv- -.L Rllllgna B5 Harleth Swanson Lila Tapio Delores Tataz Ramona Teders Nancy Thomas Paul Tice Norma Tjepkema Rose Marie Tomes Valjean Tomaseski Townsend Elaine Tufto June Tweit Milfred Underland Mabel Vergin Georgia Vuvich Marlys Walgren Lewis Weitzel Betty Welander Leana Wille DeEtta Weslow Jean Wictor Marjories Wileke Jean Wylie George Zabee Audrey Zehm Margaret Zimmerman Doris Zacharison Calvin Zeuhlke Ramona Bergstrom i I I I I 5 I I ' --WA 3. ,., wa 'Q' ' -.f' .-.. . -W .1 ., ,. , . , , .,, - ' 'A-'-------. .-.-:'...- .ILL LL.n,L..:,.15 , -11 .5 n,.,,3 ,-N, M ,av L P 1 1 4 1 6 5 Left to right: R . ow 1. L. Anderson, A. Aune, A. Ballard, I- Bagne, B. Anderson, G. Bjorklund, J. Anderson, J A ean damson, I. Baumgaftnef, M. Athmann. Row 2: M. Bednorz R. Albers S. Askeroth, S. A d . , . . n erson' M' Baldwm' P' Buug- A- Bridgewater, R. M. Baron, G. Bock. Row 3: D- Berg. W. Beari, D, Ad R , r, amsonr I- Bennett, Bell, P. Barrett, K. Anderson, F. Anderson, B. Blum. ow 4. G. Austin, R, A t , B, Becker- rms Fong' J' Beldmg- R- BCHHIHS, M. Bengston, E. Axelson, B. Blair, Left to right: Row 1: J. Campbell, E. Dalhke, M. Braun, L. Ehlenz, C. Cunningham, C. Eiffert, B- Conlin, T. Dolence, D. Buyarski, E. Depuis, E. Endrnann. Row 2: L. Court, W. Burch, C Ca1'111'1, B. Camp, B. Edelback, R. Buechler, J. Buller, D. Chisholm, G. Cluever, J. Buysee, J. Daily Stell. R. Edstrom, M. Cederstrom, D. Drews, M. Bloomdahl, A. Edson, D. Carpenter. Row 4 R- Campbell, D. Bray, C. Erstad, D. Brouillard, D. Christenson, V. Burger, H. Clifton, D. Buege, J- Boreert, A, canes, M. Clark. P- Eikmeier. Row 3: B. Crockford, E. Cairncross, M. Buezis, J. Bolster, B. Davidson, C. Covert- Left to right? ROW 1: M' TIOyixf1Gl-Igin1SOD Hauswedell, M. Herzig, B. Froemming. Row 2- A G en V' , v ' . I'I13U-J- Hoffman' M' re ' Flv D Gerard B Haus-en J H111 G Hallber H M. Hudovernick, M. Gorecki, D. Fiemeyer, B. Free- . . - y - S, V - ' k, C. o G., - 1 Hendrickson. A. Freed, L. Fltzpatrlc v . , lke L. Huser, T. I-Iamasaki' k, Row 3. P. Hauck, L Gall , , Forma, M.Ha11berg.E-Habben' K' B136 R Holtbera, R. Bonne, E. Delons. Row 4: E. J. Franson, D. Happi- D- Hofgen' L' Hanson' ' - 0 Hauge. K. Hueslenv Cf Frame A. Fritzaer. B. Husech, L. Hagen. A. Grunwald Loft to right: Row l: I. L:xSo1.:1, L. Korsmo, G. Knott, D. Longaker, P. Ireland, S. Janke, D Lvxnkc. J. Kannpu. D. Lambs. T. Kluskoswskl, C. Ludwig, J. Lorenz, J. Lar son. Row 2: J. Lundin, D. Johnson. R. Johnson, J. Kovar, A. Keellng, I. Kveton, L. Larnm, J. Jackson, W. Lake, L. Johnston, W. Kish, J. Ireland, L. Lamson. Row 3: D. Knutson, D. Just, A. Jorgenson, D. Juholu, A. Klncllcr, E. Kropek, J. Klee, A. Larson, D. Judd, M. Knapp, P. Jaroscak, D. Larson S. Larson, B. Knrmk. Row 4: L. Klelty J. Llndstr om, D. Kelly, E. Jahnson, L. Johnson, M. Kllblngc-r, D. Larson, J. Kline, L. Kohs, L. Jackson J Langlle J Katzmarek Row 5' J Lan . . , . . . . g- luls, J, Koch, D. Justin, D. Lu-grid. H. Koesner, R. Lundahl, L. Lauer, J. Kosel, R. Juetten, R Knudtsvn, W. Jenson, G. Larson. 59 N Frahm R Hennbert, R. Gribbon, C. Gribbon, V. Hoss, n, . v - F. Ill RN i D Nl .-, L -. , 'At,fj5:. ,, V . 35 :-37503 gt QQ, E 1 N-mv' 11 .ADF -.. D L . U. J, DQ., 'Phe'- ' A Agn,-W f., Y V.-, W A, .-, - -.- . .. . - -. - .17 .,. A. ,...,. ,, V ., lm, 4 SE- ..,-4 .., ..4.. -,v .gf ..,g.- ...-.f.'f ,.f C' -f ADL. J'E.:.L.1...-'..s.l:..5i.. P Left to right: R 1. . OW - N. Niles, R. Olson. P. Nelson, F. Melinsky, Z. Nelson, D. Nelson, M Lodermeier, I. Langerno J N 1 G N y - 95011. Row 2. C. Neuenfeeat, M. Manion, D. Manney, G. Petersen ' Ovak. G. M k or ' V' Mueller, D' Mueller, S- Maymard, B. Maaz, A. Norum. Row 3: D. Mc- Comber B Melander M Mason C M' k L, 1 ' ' ' ' f - 111 el. E. Make, M. Jarrett, A. Nelson, G. Mauery, J. oster, OS011. M. Norblo A . M, Lund, W. MeiSneIr?.1T.1xE'iat?.hR0w 4- D. Morsenweck, L. Nistler, D. Mattson, c. Marx ' ' Omc 1 M- Muyres. B. Miller, R. Matthys, J. Moran, R. Neuman P l Left to right: Row 1: J. Rasmussen, R. Rassier, I. Posthumus, N. Reppets, G. Rameas, E. Phillips, S. Peterson, M. Paulsen, S. Swanson, C. Stotts. Row 2: M. Rath, L. Reents, J. Pfeiffer, A. Pearson, J. Rasmusen, D. Rebischke, J. Pazel, R. Pearson J. Pearson, C. Peik, B. Peterson, I. Raymetz, D. Peterson, D. Parker, D. Peterson, V. Pullen, V. Putnam, E. Puchlietner. Row 4: D. Ryan. K. Robinson, B. Robbin, H. Palm, E. Plute, R. Rode- masher. G. Rath, J. Pfau. , R. Peterson. Row 3: V. Pitzel, 1 F' 1 R Ulferts L Taylor, L. Smedstad, D. Smith, V. Sparrow, M. Stachowiak Left to right: RCW 'Z' AK scnauf J. Schut, J. Strauss. Row 2: D. Sanau, J. Stevens, V. Swenson. E. Sullixan, . k I B .SOCK M' Sanford, M. Schlekauy W. Schmidt, E- Tokkesdalu Scrimeour' L. Sell, M. Schene eg, rllhompgon B. Schultz' D. Siegley E. Sandquist, M. Strain- ROW 3: Lb Staci. RD TS1::i51Eeit Schultz, Tews. Row 5: B. Thielen, D. Swanson, J. Smith Eoxgczuli, imttglieeeeav .R Swing D. Schmid, C, Sherwood, L. Schierer, D. Taylor. -.7- 7' -gk. ,qi Br --. Left to right: Row 1: L. Voller, M. Von Der Hagen, D. Van Reisseghem, S. Zurn, B. Zander, E. Vunclcrhoydcn, V. Wcgncr, E. Zimmel, G. Nelson. Row 2: V. Williams, B. Wolfgram, S. Wagner, M. Wordos, P. Van Allen, J. Evelde, M. Weith, M. Zimmerman, A. White. Row 3: J. Wahl, R. Wungort, E. Wcinnncl. M. Wiselah, D. Weirens, L. Versuncl, L. Voss, E, Wick, C. Zum- busch. J, Zaiscr. .W F, w L. 'W N XX X W QNQ. 'F' M-'21 mlm 4515 .-.., ffm.-Q ther Y? 0 , wi in paffl' 'Y H . eclub 1 1 Row 1: C. Zumbusch, L. Berg, D. Campbell, P. Olson. TALAHI STAFF Early last fall production star-ted rolling on the 1949 edition of the Talahi. The staff was working even before We knew for sure Whether or not We were going to have the annual and traditional Talahi. So let's say a big Thank you and Hats off for the 1949 Talahi staff. Co-editors-LaVonne Berg and Beverly Bearl Business Manager ......... David Campbell Copy ................... Casper Zumbusch Organization ..... ...... P at Olson Sports ......... . . .Tommy Tolman Faculty ..... .... D oris Fiety Photographer .... .. .Harlan Hanson CLASS EDITORS Senior. . . ............. Elaine Gausman Junior ...... .... S hirley Gasser Sophomore .... ..... N orma Kemp Freshman .... .... J oan Rasmussen of the aeihe has wil Til 0 rganlzl I 55, Cnarles Tscrii Slud9IlIQ . . Pr zi- -, -i N'blh.l5 year' T V' 1 N' Ulf? - . iP ? Ietealc g -56- . ii, adviser ggi ' ' ' - -f - .V ...T .k...c...g,. L-, L ta . ,A MARRIED COUPLE CLUB smug. --2- sais-cz Another year of fun and f011 f A Y O1 the maiiied folks has come to an end with a get to- gether party in Ma , A b' . i , Y . 1I1gO paity was held with local merchants contributi ' The club has expanded ' ' ng r . since its function, and they are looking forward to Continued SECZZSS of the organization. is-wf rrhiii. YI 'Ai we lr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas S.P.A.N. Phyllis Olson, Lucille Borowick, Robert Mann Students Project for Amity Among Nations is a new kind of education set-up on our cam- DUS'Lh1s year. Three delegates this year will attempt to interpret the American way of life by d01ng research work in England: Lucille Borowick, Robert Mann and Phyllis Olson. The S.P.A.N. advisers are Mr. O. J. Jerde, Miss P. Penning and Miss F. Neale. THE COLLEGE CHRONICLE f M1 W A Donnelly faculty adviser, doubled The College Chronicle, under the guidance o 4. . . , s . its size and number of issues. The staff heads were:. .Ilo Larson, editog., Ruth Swedzinski, feature editor, Hazel Johnson, page two editor, Dominic Couit, sport e 1to1, Phyllis Olson, business manager, Lucille Borowick, advertising manager, and Veloia Grlsmei, circulation manager. Row 1' B Mraz J Buller, M. Jarrett. M. Hallberg, I. EOIJZIFSOHY L' Borowicky M. Scrimgeourv Row 21 J' B01szer,'L. Smedstad, D. court, A. Nelson, R. swedziiiski ' Row 3: Frank Plute. V. Swenson, J. Kline, V. Grisrner, G. Larson, B. Knaak, P- 015011, F- VHIICIHHGYCIGII, J, Oster, M. Stone, S. Janke TWU hr 1 1 I il B1-OWIL B' A tm, ry ,r TMI. l'!l' i fu: 1' A'- V 4 - f' ,. ,ww vii 5. :- . f ,l . 1 3 .. .i , X gg . . . Q .ri ' ' cr Y V T H' A 5, ,N x ,f J 2, 7 rv' , .14 :rn 'L 1 , QV' f s 9 . lr . ' L ,, ,. -.- 4 1 ,. ' w ' Q AT' 'SI' E 1 r -.. fr ' , 5 f ,, ,- - iw, W. L 4 1 . ,p A i 1 . I , -f' V , .547 , 4 A ' . A7, Row 1: D. Miller R Swedzinski L Frana A Virdin C S ' , . ' ' 1 - - - . . trand, A. Vavricka 3312, 3: Egacson, C. West, T. McFarlane, A. Madsen, J. Wylie, E. Bradach, R. Smith . . apman, G. Lovering, A. Haag, W. Denton, B. Schaeppi KAPPA DELTA PI Approximately thirty new members were initat d ' t K D 1 ' ' ' N The prograins for the year were: talks by Dr. Lohifinag chlisgplggnnsiga Erlddlllfllfsisggfglalihs ligase 391- The IUIFHUQTI liflmlllet was held at the Hotel St. Cloud. The officers were president, Ruth SW9dZ1T1Sk15 V109-D1'9S1d9H'C, D011 Miller, secretary, Eunice Isaacson' and treasurer, Gwendolyn Lovering. ' x Y b L l0l3Qr umm OC - Onl h, A ' em efUT1uliQ,g .. Hllllllg Dlegide 5 Ht L - ix.. . R:-u Ray il ,. H- -- ' - 1- . l., I-A lgig .f-j g4Qf,Q,A, 'I' -5:!...........i'Q4'l ...-'I-:I I..... '- I WHO'S WHO Twenty-one inenibers of the student body have been honored by selection of their bi- ographies for publication in the 1947-48 Version of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. This publication gives recognition to those students who haye been outstanding in their college years Those not pictured are: L. Frana, I. Larson, C. Strand, F. Valentine, T. Daniewicz, S. Brown, B. Bearl, and S. Barnes. Row 1: E. Isaacson, V. List, M. Fox, S. Anderson, R. Swedzinski, F. Mortenson Row 2: C. West, H. Mayer, P. Nelson, R. Chapman, L.Berg, L. Peterson, T. McFarlane . - M. O'Nei1l, R. Moran, H. Hill, EEL, LR'Dhg3rt?iW. Headley, E. Anderson, H Kllma ALUMNI ASSOCIATION . - In October, the St. Cloud Branch of the Minnesota State Tsachfgicegifgffpzgggg -Qfjg, ciation launched its project for the year, This .pl-oject is the eauh aded by Mary O,NeiH, erty beginning with a bridge to the islands. The association .15 ndeL Day, treasurer. Dresidentg L. Andolsek, Vice-Dlfsidenti E- AUd91aSOH, secreta1y,a - M- , . - u...,,A- '.. 'N - - WESLEY The outstanding event of the year was being host to the Minnesota. Methodist Student Movement's state cocnvention. We continued offerillg Services as baby S1tt91'S f0l' the mal'- ried veterans of this campus. Officers were Jane Burt, p1'GSid9Hf5 Dean FOX, V1C9'Il1neSid9Ut5 Mryna Huebner, secretary, and Bill Clark, treasurer. AdViS9l'S HTG MTS- Alma Stal Hlld Dr. George Skewes. N . is A , Q ., lti, X. f 'f ' i v 1 -fi' , 1 ' ' ' , X., if ,ik it , in v I Left to right: Q, N L 1 Row 1: A. Olson, M. C - , 4.4 ,A ., 1 VM J. Burt, M. Fox, N. Thon s Grover. Row 2: W. Clark, E. Alle Skewes, Mrs. Stai, O. Mi C. Fox. 1 lr ri ' 1 ll 'I ' :s , Linda-ll, F. O wary, J. Gopzc-11, 5. Bock, l f, WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Main events were the church reception, campfire worship services, Thanksgiving ser- vice, Christmas candlelight service and a fun ' h ' mg t at Eastman Hall. Officers were Ramona Bergstrom, president, Alice Flint, vice-president, Florence Selway, secretary, Frank Curry, t1'e21Su1'e1's PM SUUIUSOIL Publicity chairman, Miss Mabel Pauli, Mr. O. J. Jerde, and Dr. Dick- ens-Lewis, advisers. Q MA' 'f - '-V -5--I-M -if -' 1....' '-- agg- 5 4..--- .v fQeV..,.,f:-1- 'eg' - A PLAYERS CLUB This past year the Players Club sponsored the HOH19C0miH8 D1-HY? as Dart of the Drama Fe t' 1 Moonlite Hike, a football dance, and the mo. affair. also the one act 1 i S wa , which We hope become an annual, grow- -: 1 f P HYS ln March. Officers Were Tecla Karpen president' Ramona Teders, secretaryg Mafble Jones, treasurer. ' ' .eft to right: :ow 1: P. Van Allen, M. Jones, 5. Zander, C. Laeupple, E. Paul, '. Olson. tow 2: C. Zumbusch, F. Plute, i. Bashford, T. Karpen. INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Left to right: Row 1: J. Burt, L. Johnson M. Morehouse, R. Hanson, F Mortenson. Row 2. R. Chapman, E. Legrxd D. Olander, H. Mayer. ncil a group made up of the president and During the past year Inter-Religious cou ., DFOgram chairmen of the various religious oF8'2Hl1Z3ti0H, T135 SD0f1S01'9d S9V9Ya1R-311-0011935 210- . - i X - - o'- tivities. Officers Were: Mert Fox, p1n8S strom, secretary g adviser, Mr. Evans Anderson. fb. 1dentg Ruth Hanson, vice president, amona era .--JL. . - ma L1 , - k YWCA A The Young Women's Christian Association began thecjgeiagtlggtsh glt1sdaI i11?1l2.l-?1lkEii?25VliQ1L4.f1lElQf11e man- Theg1'0l1DH1SOs'aVe baSkefSOffOYS.and food 3587 .lcll Pelatedness. Officers for the theme for the year has been Christian Heritag-'9 'ami ,C 0351101.63166 Selwayg Secyetayy, Bette year were: president, Millie Morehouseg V1C?'PfeS1Cl6QI' E Barker Anderson, treasurer, Virley Bagley? and advlsel' DI' 1 ' ' ' . . 'ibert F. Selway. L' Kofemo W u R ' 1: M. E. Barker, L. Johnson, M. Nelson, J. G1 . l , U h e, J, Schut, C. es R313 2: Anshus. R. Johnson, B. Thompson, M. K1mlil1UoVMW3fI?g5 Cglsllohnsony It Pogthumus, K. Ulstad Row 3: C. Woolridge, L. Tapio, M. Paetzmck, D. Chlsho rn. - D ' -an 5' hifi 'J ,VY V W... Q5 -. 'I l .: 1 vi' .Nt ,s li 1 x'V Row 1: P. Olson, E. Marshik, M. Hanlon, M. Stachowlak, C. Cunningham, E. Strong, D. Neitzel, R. Teder M. Nelson . Row 2: M. Hudovernlk, P. Eikmeier, J. Thompson, E. Hauge, J. Kampa, J. Pfeiffer, J. Lundln, C. Marx, Mattson, B. Miller lm Row 3: A. Lonhoff, A. Jorgenson, L. Welle, M. Hoy, D. Knutson, M. Mankell, L. Locks, M. Ervin YO-HI Yo-Hi, the off campus organization for girls, held a fall formal, a bazaar and 1'ummag'9 sale, a spring banquet for its members, and the Skip Day for the college in the sprlng. Offl- lleyw cers were Mary lLl'Vlll, president, Selma Johnson, vice-president and social chairman, Ramona l A Teders, secretary, and Joyce Locks, treasurer. alfa QJJWU Wt: -62- flier , ., inf- I ,N g K Nd- .A I V li-4 g : A' 1--1-V'--A--'-.--1 ....m -AL. CANTERBURY CLUB Last fall Canterbury had a get acquainted main objective for the year has been learning moligpcsrn fest out at Talahi Lodge, Gul. as Christians and future teachers. Reverend Thomas aa Sign our church and our responsibility our progress tremendousl . Off. A 4 l H r. and Mrs. Barnhart have gu'd d Y iceis Were P1 esident, Don Olanderg Secretary and Treasiirgl. Anne Longvvorthg Social Activities Chairman Glenn Maj 1 or. Left to right: R 1. ow . Mrs. Barnhardt, D. Olander, A. Longworth, ' 3417 Tomaseskl, H. Meyer, T. Karpen. Left to right: Row 1: Saunders, V. Row 2: G. Adamic, L. Iacarella. N EWMANN CLUB The Newmann clufb had a great variety of programs including social meeting, panel dis- and the annual trip to the orphanage. The club The officers were President, Helen Meyer 3 Vice-pres- Cussions, speakers, communion breakfasts ifvas under the guidance of Father Kost. ldenll, Valjean Tomaseskig Treasurer, Louis Iacarella. ,.63.. I u 1 C Jenkins, B. Ebert, E. LLLIICI P Hahn, A Madson, N. Tmomis Row 2: L. Gaulke, V. Snxioxx P Nelson, B. Flyllll. S BIOXNII Row 3: P. Mahon, L. Johnson A Longworth, B. Ped- ci on Mis Gravey, Mrs. Stal. Mis Bnnhirdt, Helgen, P, Poll inch I. Bauingartner, M. . N 9 Q4 W -Qld? Y, ., x-1 - ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS The organization which renders services for the Women on campus IS Jfhe ASSOC?at?1t.Of Women Students, headed by the president, Phyllis Nelson. siponsoled an otrgen aaion Party for the new students, an All Girl Talent Show, the Sadie Hawkins Dance and h esgnini outing at Talahi. Advisers are Mrs. B. P. Garvey, Mrs. A. Stal, MYS- T- A- Bain 31 an Miss I. Helgen. v7l -nun --1 A I ., , N iff - ' .I IL 0 s 5 v... ' .lk tr Nfl ' , .vs '. , ' '- . , N ,Pi , .. . , S ' 2 f Y H ' ' , ' A 4. , X - J '. VM I , . X A , A S-. M i . . M--t . .. '1 I Vx 'Q nf ' ,r .::.. , A. Haag, T. Lohrmfm I time .f T c. strand, E. Legrid B FWI 8 X F 5 1' . .. I it -.l. I .xl A V I if LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The L.S.A. under the direction of Miss I. Helgen, Miss L. Marvel and Dr. H. P. Lohrman had for its yearly theme, If we obey Him. During the year the club sent CARE packages and Christmas gifts to orphans as a mission project. Officers included: Elaine Legrid, president, Clinton Strand, vice-president, Florence Mortenson, program chairman, Joyce Barsness, secretaryg and Ted Lohrman, treasurer. A64- A Z L ,nz-4, . 13 -'fi ,- .,..... '-....fl3- INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The SC'CF flnter-Varsityj has s ons d d I I i p ore evotional meetings, Bible studies, mission- fellovvship hours, even-ing services, and parties throughout the year. Big events of the year included an outdoor party and roast t th ' ' ' N ' a e council ring, the missionary conference at the Uni- versity of Illinois at Christmas the spring retr t t , ' C, Nea at Camp Iduhapi, and the annual spring banque . Row 1: R. Chapman, A. Carlson, M. Ellison, E. Lunciquist, L. Mosman. Row 2: Mr. Gerald Ahlquist, M. Smith, R. Hanson, E. L. Anderson. . - -d , B. Welander, R. Anderson. I Row as Lsidajiaegg S113ronIiSt1?ri fguiiggrf G. Anderson,CG.g'ult8n, Melde. ROW i ' ' ' YA Erler K. Hamilton, - Um USC - Row 3: R. Peabody, J- Bever' ' ' AERO CLUB - - ' ' ' to learn fly- ' . A . A lub are to mte-rest more people in aviation, . Aims of this new and different C . . ' I lectures by outstanding men - bers and to sponsor movies and ing, to buy a plane for club mem r - . ' -. d school instructors are in progress. - - - link trainer , and SYOUU rn aviation. The club has 3 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America had for this year's program outside speakers, a panel dl ' ' th .tudent teacher relationship, and a mock interview. The clulo's officers iseussion on e s were President, Adeline Haag, Vice-president, Louis Kramer, Secretary, Hattie Nalewaja, Treasurer, Allan Bashford, and Advisers, Mr. Jerde and Mr. Emery. Left to right: Floor: B. Grimes, R. Marberg. P. Sneedy. A. Bashford. A,ProvO. A.Pa1'1'y. Row 1: S. Gasser, V. Peterson, D. Hennen, R. Schonhardt, N. Goldner, J, Empey, E. Marshik, A. Tanhoff, E. Phillips, K. Gawreluk. Row 2: A. Zehni, L. Kragenbring, N. Kaerclier, V. Swenson, J. Butter, S. Anderson, B. Miller, S. Haskin, H. Nalewaja, Secty.. B. Jamieson, V. Beste. Row 3: B. Anderson, M. Baurngardt, A. Carlson, J. Hahnke, B. Thorin, C. Laeupple, A. Haag, Pres., Louis Kramer. V. Pres., E. Parry. Row 4: D. Parker, S. Hanson, G. Lovering. D. Skalbeck, M. Huebner, V. Bell, F. Hendrickson, P. Crolius, M. Hanson, Mr. Jerde. Row 5: L. Bauman, E. Saunders, B, Miller, A. Boediglieimer, B. Benson, D. Kellen, B. Hall, W. Scott. ' ' ll K. Ulstad. Row 6: M. Slueenberger, J. Lefeit, L, Johnson, E. Johnson, J. Gilbert, D. Hauswede , ,......-- . . , . J., , - ' . , - A a , , f fi . 4 r I . hx 1. . I . . ,. l 'Q , V k I . . .,, Y. ,1 K . - q , 3 61' . , .1 . ,. . ' ' f , . fl rv t ' ,' ' x .x . j f f - . ' y fn I 3 ' -Y rf: 'I . 1 ' w N f. 'L - -r In 1 l . .u d 7, 4, 3 I ,4 c fr l Left to right: R ' : . , . . Row 3: B- Stmweu .L -Wemngeli ell, Vilqarren, R. Glmmestod, R. Smith, G. Adamic. L. Frana. O. Jerde. ' ' ' - UC - J- LaSher.C- Youngquist, C. Gau, R. Nicholson, c. Strand. AL SIRATS The Al Sirat Fraternity initiated twe t Ih d ' Q ' ' were a Christmas party, pienie, and the spiiinii Eoiiinliqal Lildpgnigiigsiil' AiE1?Ti11i?C13i1lg.'u14g'?ltgg?SS gQs,9ffffe1'5,31'g Sultflnj f?f1'efl,lH3llU91'S Calilbh, Clinton Strand, Pasha, Herman Sehneideri anfieiir fgflde QFDOW1, lfmlldfl, John Lasher, Amir, Louis Franag Viziers, Dr. Clugston P. Kidder. . ,1-1 ae.. - f-.v- ,. 1 . .V .rw . A .l- W' in A i , , v ,, 1 , ,, -. - - -0- A V V, Y 5, . . ,,. ..A...L..,... ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION What's the A.C.E. was the ue it' i q s ion answered for new members last September at a tea and practical art demonstration. Other programs centered around discussions of the childis problems, led by faculty members and Visiting educators. The officers were Lois Kess- ler, President, Olive Sutton, Vice President, Margaret Schmid-t, Secretary, Betty Perkins, Treasurer, and Carolyn Maguire, Publicity. Left to right: Row 1: D. Smith, D. Gerard, L. Smedstad, S. Janke, M. Schmidt, J. Burt. Row 2: B. Conlin, V. Putnam, C. Maguire, J. Strauss, M. Baldwin, M. Norbiom, M. Haiiberg, L. Voiler g.oigOggrtggnBeents, P. Nelson, M. Huebner, D. Skadbeck, B. Perkins, B. Thorin, E. Sprandel, R. Klang Left Row Row Row to right: . G bucci, G. Adamic, C. Sckoites. 1: B. Stiilweli, L. Iacarella, W. Burdette, R. Sm1th, Ed2:irgf1 R Braun C Sarteli. : . G ld , L. wenner, N- Bofchman' ' y' ' , o. ,Mitche11. Z: 11il?2i.qSrcir1Ian?qR. cl.?,oId1?11ey, G. Waiters, S. Rottunda, B. Bergstwm CHI SIGMA CHI - V' 0, d informal initiation was held . Chi Sigma Chi Sponsored thlseleli1'lo13:OS5c?i1IfsciriE1i1.fg'Sayliitlcuicly Vs. Student,Vo11eY Ball game. in Noyembef, and funds Werefal . lb made several trips to High School s Carrying out its aim of 'self-1mDY0Yement' th? mem -er Industrial Arts shoPS headed by Chl Slgma Chl alumm' ..-67-. .L . -4- V MUSIC CLUB rs and students interested in music. The Music Club is composed of music majors, mino Q. . . I I Outside speaker, informal get-togethers, the Christmas p211'i3Y, Hlld the Spllnieslglgigiilaljilelclil joyed throughout the year. Officers for the YG-31' Were Lluas Petel SOD' p ' y ' . - . 1 - I ' rs. Himle, secretary-treasurer and Miss Haggans and Mi. Vt augh, advlse . .,. 1 s . gt X 1 Ci ,fl 50 '1 the Ca u -,ix ' f 9 1!,..-... V- ' .- 2 l 1 K. I 5,3 -.f'. . mu ii' f. 71. X - . . . . 4 , V ' , rx 4 . I 1. f T x Y. A ' .4 f . I -, YV' Left to right: Row 1: D. Fienieyer, K. Scl F. Mortenson, I. Lundste Himle, W. Burch. Row 2: M. Morehouse, R.. son, D. Sakry, B. Bryhol West, L. Peterson, M. Ei A. Haggans, P. Van Allen Row 3: R. Glasgow, H. W A. Raiser, W. Weber, A. ricka, R. Chapman, A. Sclt D. Dewey, J. Langlie, V. iams, S. Askeroth, G. N M. Stein, A. Pearson, R. 'I Hi. Alfws Q We 7... pg fa ,wr ' 'N ywf.-f ff -.ff I vfl I0 right: uw 1: .I. Ror.v11bo1'gc-1', Mrs :x1'x'm'y. H. Blakey ow 2: P. Hahn, H. lXI:iyc-r. . 46 f INTER-SOCIETY BOARD The Inter-Society Board is composed of representatives from each literary society and serves to regulate the mutual affairs of these societies. We have helped with problems of open meetings, the home-coming convocation, and the home-coming parade. President of the board is Helen Blake. Mrs. Beth Porter Garvey is the adviser. .-68..- yur - 3.4. :gd ..f . .pf i- -1...1.:f..- LLBZL' . eg.-'-1.44-'f. A-,B ATHENAEUM The symbol of this ' t ' love, truth, purity, and jOi7OCQE137OsefTgil zlthgeirggeum 'gelmpler The four pillars representing ' om. e heme was The Art of Living. Some of the activities were the Homegom dinner. Miss Stanley and Miss Bottum were t ine T9-H, the style show, and he advisers. 1: G. Lovering, V. Peter- v , C. Laeupple, B. Caswell Lundquist. Perkins v 2: H. Bottum, B. Koshuba, M. DePuis, C. Qua H. Blake, L. Borowick, L nley. the formal initiation CORONA SOCIETY Row 1: L. Kragenbring, B. Wel ander, M. Paetznick, A. Serum S. Johnson, B. Pedersen, B Knoll, V. Bagley. Row 2: K. Ulstad, F. Selway, J Ness, E. Sprandel, B. Ebert, G Leighton, H. Epple, E. Allen. Row 3: C. Johnson, J. Lindberg M. Sullivan, I. Reckow, J. Hagen D. Duda, B. Anderson, D. I-Iagg berg. The highlights of the year were a theatre party, a trip to Minneapolis to see a play, and an overnight party. The presidents for the year were Betty Pedersen, Mary Lou Sullivan. Program co- I Mrs. Lyla Gillis and Miss Agnes Serum were the advisers. -59- Harriet Epple, and chairmen were Delores Haggberg and Florence Selway. 1 -gui-. -. Xu. 1 L. - 2, . MIN ERVA The year's theme for the Minerva society was Our Future Daze. Undef the direction of President Tina McFarlane and the advisers, Miss Amy Dale and Miss Helen Hill, th? glib held a. homecoming luncheon, a Christmas party, an Initiation dinner and an annua oveinig t at Talahi Lodge. In February, 21 new members were added. Row 1: J. Burt, S. Anderson. R. Swedzinski, B. Bearl, M. Fox.- Row 2: J. Goven, T. McFarlane, A. Conger, S. Lindell, M. Schmidt, P. Hahn- X ' 22. 1' v . f f , ' I- J 1 ,I ' fr- f l .x X ' ., ,I :Q P Aff fy Q '.' -x 1 f ' Q ,, g . , i , XV, , I 1 f .3 Q5 1 V. 2,4 0 H, .' A 1 Uk 0 I 1 W l -K 3 .1 ,L N . f '- '.. . -... V gh .. . X g at '5 Q, ' , , . , ,A , 4 . R 1 , iff.. ' .Q ' in ' ,. l mv Row 1: J. Soucy, A, Himle, L. Peterson, E. S. th ' B Row 2: P. Olson, C. Johnson, M. Bratt I. 13 el, I Flynn, A' Madsen. . aumgart , P. L ' , ' . Row 3: D. Cote, B. Hassell, J. Fklk h ner . Orenz' S' Mann' J' Wlcktorl M Zimmerman '1 911 213611, L. Root, B. Fieed, S. Webex, C. Jenkins. STORY TELLERS The theme f'As You Like ltn was carried out by program chairman Jean Wicktor. Pro- grams were higliliglited by a style show, talent show, a Christmas pal-ty 3 homecoming break- fast, the f01'1U3l illilliililifill, 3 8'9t'3CqUainted party and a spring formal. ,Club president for the fall quarter was Joyce Rosenberger, and for winter quarter, Donna Cote. J 1... H1 u Rau ihH0lllQQ,Z,?- . ll UQ' ' 'A I' v Gillian 5 911131 'mini THALIA Culture Unlimited was the Thalia theme this year. Our programs included dramatics, music, a baton review, and folk dancing. Highlights of our social season were a homecoming tea, initiation of new me-mbers and ai theater party. Thalia wishes to thank our advisers, Miss B. Camp, Miss M. Carlsen and Miss A. Haggans. W 1. E. Gausman, R. Bergstrom, E. Ellingson, V. Tomaseski, D. Neitzel. Row 21 P. Olson, B, Brydges, P. Pettit, J. Fowler, W. Denton, M. Eisenrich, E. Issacson, M. Swindal. ggw R. Puhlman, A. Dalen, C. 'Frokjer, R. McKay, M. Jones, E. Klar. , , . - 5, 1-xuauuo, D- UU-U '1 . pi OISOH, B. Pederson, rt. bweumusiu, . t Row 1: M. Morehouse, J- Rosenberger, d1 B Williams T. McFarlane, Cix'iIovEe1'gaGM Lggggng. J- Wylle Isaacson. Blake E, Spran e, .n Sgrand L,Fra11a, . eiz , - - Row 2: M. Gerard, H' 11 n 53 Regnier, A. Raitor, C. I Row 3: R' Hansgn, E. A 6 , . NS PHOTOZETEA - - M zeteans Honor the alumni was the first activity Of th? Eagan Service and A Homecoming breakfast? ities were the all-college card Party, the 1n1 , . . 1 Society this year. 0511915 30 W banquet. -7l- X'-' in av , ff ' . Lia--elf... . 'H xg..-ggi.. 5... -, L L , ' 'm . -V f -- STUDENT COUNCIL The Student council, in a rather full and challenging year, has endeavored to meet the goals of student government for greater student council and better student-faculty relations. In addition to local situations, the council has been actively attacking problems of students throughout the country thru conference, conventions and exchange convocations. Row 1: G. Adamic, W. Herrington, S. Anderson, M. Fox, H. Blake, L, Frana, R. Swedzinski, L. Iacarella. Row 12: C. Grelson, A. Venne, L. Berg, T. McFarlane. P. Nelson, L. Peterson, V. Delp. Row 3: M. Howard S. Brown, R, Marberg, G. Kragenbring, A. Bashford, O. Mitchell, M. Jansen. , . . fl . ' N - . i : ' me I ' 'K :li 1 f .f . Q 7 3 V lit' Y' . Q . , J ' a, A ' 4 i 1 Q ' I , . X if lg 'X v i , ' 1 x Q N. X T is - F fa 1 I-, , i , .,. 7 I 1, ,l ,, ' Y' --Q2 ' X . nf ,. f 7 V. , g I I X f V. . r A l 3 f, ' ' Y' H - W v t.V - ,A , w nf X f Y -4 4 if ' , i f T . R ' 1: R. - Razz. L. 5- S..?OEf':aH- A- G- C- G. Smimmchl C- Velma. - , . ovc , J. Neari, D. Starkovich, J. Antognozzi, A. Madsen, R. Hall, G RANGERS CLUB Major activities of the year for the Pano-el-S Club We th - ' C o h H - college masquerade. dance, and the annual Spring formalrfor She Ogifgggiahnganltlalggsstghe Tllile officers are: D president, Art Venneg vice-president, Ray Danni, secretary Georgia Vuicich' f1921SU,191, Cliff l 9111165 Stlldent Council representative and activities chairman Gerald Adannc, and club adviser, R. A. Xfandell. ' 7 UT 3 -va- W.A.A. The Women's Athletic Associationfg ma' . t. . JO1 ac IV ' ' - ' . . maaopalaaa Raalaial' BaStn.11, Open House, Cagers Rahallaf lalaluaaa mtlamural Sparta' Chrlaa mmq pai y, can e-light initiation service and the la, a annual Breakfast Hike, Swim' Eresident, E101-once Mortensong Vice-President Lailgglual State Play Day. Officers Were. reasurer, enevieve Spescha' Intram '- ne GFS' Secretar Ph ll' - un . .. '. Y y is Hahn, ' lal Chalrman, Virginia List. a ' ROW 1: V. Beste, M. Kimplino- I R M. Braunsworth. D, ' eakow' J' Hanson. B. Flynn, A. Haag, F. Mortenson, B. Ebert, E. Klar ROXV 22 H. Blake, P. Stie.e1 M S schwieo- Q, C, - g ' Chmidt, M. H . R .Rael Jenkmi C. Quady. uabnar' A' Congeff S- Lllldell, J. Locks, R. McKay, L ow A. Dalen P Hahn A M pl N .' .' y . adsen, S, B elson, G. Binnie. roam' G' Spescha, F- JSHSGI1, B. Jamieson, S. Mann, S. Weber Row 1: P. Busch, A. Donner, B. Schmid, G. Smilanich, B. Larson, C. Strand, K. Gllliver, C. Cederholm, V- Winter. R0W.2: D. Christenson, W. Herrington, V. McKee, W. Swanson, B. Campbell, J. Schneider, R. Anderson, H. Makl, D. Johnson. Row 3: J. Malmgren, A. Venne, G. Adamic, J. O'Donnell, M. Janski, B. Cook, C. Brainard, J. Lauterbach, I A. Boedigheimer. U , . ROW 42 A. Kill, M. Lieske, R. Risbrudt, B. Johnson, A. Hanner, W. Schaeppi, W. Davis, R. Nicholson, D. Talbeft, R. Banks. LETTERMEN The Letterman's Club is composed of men Who have Won letters in inter-collegiate ac- ' ' Alumni dinner and the t' 't' Th' d th al Alumni Basketball game, , W1 les IS year Wa apaaaara a aaau t M'e1 Janskig vice-presidem, Bill Lay- 1 Donkev Basketball game. The officers are Presiolen , S0113 Secretary-Treasurer, Marvin Lieske. ..73... . ......4l.. ., Jill, THE YOUNG DEMOCRAT IC-FARMER-LABOR CLUB The Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Club was organized late this spring by a group of students who felt that both major political parties should be represented on. the campus. Offi- cers of the new club are Raymond Bares, chairman, Dick Synstegaard, vice-chairman, Mar- ilyn Stone, secretaryg and Al Murphy, treasurer. Dr. Richard Smith and Mr. William Donnelly are the faculty advisers. f l: ,.E:25.Qi.M3'2. , ,Vg X Row 1: A. Murphy, D. Synste- ganrd, M. Stone, R. Bares, A. Verdin. Row 2: Dr. Smith, L. Frana, B. Zanoni, R. Baldrica, C. Wold, G. Larson, Mr. Donnelly. SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Row 1: T. Ficker, J. Cook, O Trettle, N. Olson, P. Winkler. A. Haag, D. Service, W. Wub- bels, C. Sutton, G. Tiburzi. Row 2: T. Kloskowski, C. Tretf tle, H. Sankholm, D. Mintele K. Erickson, R. Jonson, L Heglund, D. Miller, F. Valen- tine, T. Robb. Row 3: E. Paul, R. Field, Mr. 1 qjflfllf .L '11, ,-Il5'- .' V T 11,1 II. ,,. . F6 ' vi ,Aw . tl'-l 1 ig, Q rv ' il .le f Aniquist, W. Lahr, C. Pauisoni A A. Grewe, R.- Brown, D. Lemkei R. Armstrong, J. Armstrong, B I-Iassell. The Science Club sponsored the Christmas Seal sale and a Sportsman Show. We have outside speakers such as Mr. Knolls, Mr. Greidricks and Dr. Peterson. The club is under the direction of Norman Olson, president, Dick Carpenter, vice-president, Adeline Haag, secre- tary-treasurer, Audrey Theisen, Fred Valetine, program chairmen, Mr. Goehring, adviser. 1 1 --wha Psi Q.. E3l91'mtX A as sn ' M., - L. Sill LCM . A ta . K l . l - L f O l .1721- .,,j Nl .- 5, .-f a ff :N N 12:15 .LL Z E: , .,.- , L-- . Ji' '1. V. Mn. :ZZ ,xi V: 1... 1 l sdrgpl eil 5' 1 PI OMEGA PI Pi.Ol1'19g'2L Pi isa national honor society in business education. Although the group is small, it 1S yery actnje. .Clinton Strand,.th1s year's president, was a delegate to the National Pi Omega P1 convention in Detroit. Officers for the year included: Eunice Isaacson vice- presidentg Phyllis Olson, secretary, Wildla Denton , treasurer, Miss Audra Whitfordf Miss Dorothy Grovom, and Mr. Lyle Day, advisers. Left to right: Row 1: W. Denton, C. Strand, P. Olson. Row 2: .x y, , ' L Da E Icaacson, L. Borowick, D. Grovom, E. Beecher. X V I lgwwff-fy , I v 'swf ,fy . M It n Howard. Left to Right: Miss Penmng, 110 Larson, 1 0 ALPHA Psi OMELGA bership in . , eback after the war, but mem , Alpha Psi Omega is Sicsglglitaiiiigigerilcovd dajxpus this year. Tgiedclubtlggpiivffo53315533 th 't h rown el - ' e provi ter IH thiesflindhciltildi' is gdoi as facilities for dramatic product1OHS af um. -7 5- , Xfr, , W .,, H ,s cmga., .L .. L. 44.2. ee fe THE STUDENT OPINION POLL . . . - ' tors. The questions polled Th St d nt Opinion Poll is managed byaboaidof six d11ec A A - are of local? neational, or international interest. They are formglateddbblgisggogoalgfngoii officio members. The polling is done by the other members in e oiga - - man, Mr. Jerde and Mr. Donnelly have been the faculty adv1se1 s. Left to right: 7 d r Row 1 H. Johnson, Mr. Lohrman, A. Bashford, J. Hoffman, O. J. Jerde, H. Gar ge .Mitchell Back row: R. Lehman, G. Larson, R. Swort, R. Hall, A. Grewe. L. Bauman, - ' .Q 2... 'Vifl A ' 'A . . 1 U 3 if ,Xin . Q HJ J Left to right: Row 1: L. Frana, B. Mraz, G. Erickson, H. Gardner. Row 2: E. Thielman, R. Wick, J. Zaiser, J. Jansen, B. Knaak, R. Johnston, E. Skelton. DEBATE Robert H. Wick expanded activities to provide a Widely varied schedule of event. T. C. debaters attended tournaments in state college and private colleges throughout the state and surrounding states. Students representing the college in debate and discussion were Louis Frana, Gordon Erickson, Ted Darby, Harold Gardner, Bill Knaak, James Zaiser, Bar- bara Mraz, Eugene Skelton, Joe Jansen and Benjamin Fredrich. ..76Y A ---ii -- 7-4.1.1 l.1.-..i,. 1-3, 1 --.1 Ln.. - :r .., - .. , INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The Inte t' 1 R ' - rua me elatlons Club IS composed of students Who have an interest in inter- orld peace and security. Members not only ex- national affairs and a desire to promote W press their own views, but try to learn Wh t th . . a o ers ' - - - cratic conclusion. thmk' thus folmmg an UI1l012lS9d, 1191110- 'lz L. McDaniel, F. Lund- .t, W. Josephson, R. Marberg, Norblom, R. Rolf, G. Cretilli. 12: E. Cates, P. Tice, W. an, N. Johnson, G. Larson Matthys. Row 1: J. Lauterbach, H. Schneider, S. Brown, J. Jansen, C. Herbert. Row 2: M. Jansen, D. Nelson, T. Karpen, J. Hanson, C. Pet- tit, R. Campbell. REPUBLICAN CLUB red several open forum meetings, and a party in Jan- uary which included dancing, free movies, games and refreshments. Herman Schnieder serv- ed as president' Mr Ronald Riggs, adviser, Stanley Brown, vice-presidentg Eugene Poganski, ? ' . - ' secretary' Robert Knutson treasurer, Charles Herbert, historian and corresponding secre- ! 7 tary, and Ray Campbell, program chairman. The College Republican Club sponso . X - . NY Y: - why V - . X --.f1Jf:.L,- Lr-. Y T fi -- S ,FF in T. S. ROBERTS ORINITHOLOGY CLET3 D t td . T. S. Roberts Ornithology Club, Welcomes into its 1T1G1T1lO91'S 113 QQUYGHG ln 9195 9 im bird and animal life. Activities of the club are highlighted each j6ea1dWgQll1dtg:1fusP5515f0ifl318i of the Audubon Screen Tours, open house for member of the St. ou a ll D A 1 nesota Ornitholo0fist's Union Convention. Officers are Don Miller, president, Arthur Sta- Chowski Vice plgsident- and Adeline Haag, secretary-treasurer. Messrs. George Friedrich and H. H. Gyoehring are advisers. Row 1: D. Miller, M. Turner, H. Goehring, R. FOX. l I I Row 2: J. Bever, A. Stochowski, T. Ficker, A. Haag, F. Skelton. ,a- 4 nba . ,V A ' . 'Vi . 2: ,- X Q. K ,, . X.. l V v X I I X f J., up r' Row 1' B Peqbody D Mentele B Peterson H Nl S Barker . . I , . , . , . a ewaja, B. Jamieson, M. Turner, B. Hureth, . - Row 2: T. Schmid, D. Taylor, P. West, B. Wolfgram, E. Cairncross, B. Schuldt, T. Flcker, E. Paul, D- Hauggorde. Row 3: A. Bodoh, D. Justin, L. Leissenbop, F. Valentine, A. Bashford, H. Smith, R. Schonhardt, S. Han- son, P. Tice, C. Trettel. Row 4: R. Bribbon, D. Johnson, J. Armstrong, R. Armstrong, L. Scheerer, G. Larson, L. Bauman, D- Strong, D. Parker, O. Mitchell, R. Knudtsen. CAMERA CRAFT Picture taking parties at Talahi proved to be very successful and numerous picture con- tests held during the year for the club members added additional incentive to the members of Camera Craft. Officers for the year were Oran Mitchell, president, Dick Johnson,v1ce- president, Elaine Paul, secretary, Fred Valentine, treasurer, and our adviser, Dr. H. B. Barker. l - s -4 i.EfII N Row -ill. ls zf .Winn Q Hi .gk i Q33 THE ART CLUB The Art Club has fo '13 b' ' through discussions Oquelgti Zpcgateecltsivel tliie loetter understanding of 211-t, This is accomplished O . A O u ec uies other soflla-l gathfhcings. This year the officersdemomnstlamong' the Talahl wld palty and Tqwne, V1C9'p1'9SldSl'1t and program chairman' avn?l1ePOthmar Rohhng' president? Robert - i wOSe La Motte, sec1'eta1'y-t1'easure1'. Miss Olive Tjossem is the adviser, Left to right: Row 1: O. Rohlinff M Row 2: E smonibiz, '- Mause' V- Tomaseski, J. Bolster, c Minkel L, Marcotte . - ' 8, Elf-f61't,V, - . . Row 3. C. Sant H V' , Woeff, M. Greenly, M. Seringeaur, M. Buezis, O. Tjossem, L. Gesser 1 6 , Chllstro , M m . Hanson, C. Larson, H- Mflyer, S. Burrows, E. Laan, l-- x C' QL? S s S - ' ' - sf f 2 Q lf X ff? Left to right: ,sy vt? -qr'j7 fi Km ,A H Mayer V Tomeseski. Row 1: S. B r ows, S. Zurn, . . - Row 2: B. Mllllller, V. Jacobson, O. Rohling, L. Gresser, L. Marcotte, A. Opatz. POSTER BUREAU ' f the unique organizations on camp i . i , us It has but one officer The Poster Bureau is one 0 f b , . its president and is set up to provlde advertisement for all school functions and to g1V9 prac ' - ' .t 't members. Miss Paullne Pennmg acts as adviser tice 1n lettering and poster plannmg 0 1 S and Valjean Tomaseski as 'pres1dent. ,nail x'. Lcfl to right: -if Row 1: A. Grewe, K. Swcd- hem. J. Kline, A. Bashforci. lm' xp df' . Row 2: W. Weber, B. Hogan, D. Beacoin. -.- - ...n -.- - ,grL..4,.,s. .. ML- -Y-,A A- f ENGLISH CLUB The English club has met to foster English interest and provide. students with ameans for gaining experience in English. The officers are Ilo Larson, president, Velora Grismef, secretary, Mary Ervin, treasurer, Helen Mayer and Francis Blonigan, Q0-PY08-'1f21m Chalfmen- Activities of the group included program with student l331'tiCil93t10H 111 Yeadmg' Of DOQJCTY and short stories and outside speakers. 2 2 l Q ,, E . . 3 , .lyk L. f- 2 ia' ' ' 1195: . g - vw-'Q . flmfi ...W 2 N . 4' ff T,,l ,. Mrlwifl . ,Y .wi- l bl. , 1 ' JW .. :filing AIN iv 27 'ffl iLf f.f I . 9 Z5 '- 1' 1-f . i - x . .,v .' C, A'!,, r ,.4 . nf , 3 :-eg. t- :ZQHJ C11 qs:- I . ,f 5, f . flmlfj Elf? V M .L iiuovylifwf : .w 1 - Tgg, Tent! I-r. f-ae: ,J ma:ii0Ui L, F .5123 ff' ,E -ff'fr?Hfh 97? Q'f,'.,,. 351' 'gmail V' rrezffr ', 1 5137-111 'Q QQGLQUD Left to 1-ight: Syilia Row 1: D. Court, M. Baiigtsoyidfgygest- If '57 1 yn E. Isaacson, G. Spescha. VI, Row 2: P. Olson, M. Jones, ' Erickson, N. Johnson, V. De11.'f55c:5. It .:. G. Larson, V. Grismer, I. Lailnmlhlfffiijrf' wwf il GERMAN CLUB The small ibut spirited German club boasts of twenty five members. The club is guided by adviser, Josephine Bantag president, William Hogan, vice-president, Warren Weber, sec- retary, Florence Ahrensg treasurer, Irene LaSotag and program chairman, David Beacom. The club activities include the discussion of Germany, outside speakers, singing of German songs and relief work in Germany. son. Y' T' ,.,,. -- The Ulilmbe 1 1 6 Olfht TS wht. fi 1 adlliiilon ? K . ' - - -. --- f . . , A'-4'----Y 'B - ' '.' ...M 4 -. - . 7' - . - 1 . f . ... ' ll- -I !..4uA...1-Lx., ,,,f. . gg,-L. T- fi., . , 434. -f ily' l Q i 1 N l Q.- ' - C:-:.llp,,. - - 22 G L 3 F Jszzlllnzei 'Ml F Uv- -' 'A- ' GTSZEZ, l E:- TEACHER COLLEGE BAND The Teachers 'College Band, unfdler the direct- of Concert tours to Sul. d- . l i 1011 of Mr. Robert Glasgow, made a number Atwater, Little Falls, Isssglggalgllih Slcllgoloiilthis year which included Paynesville, Brainerd, Sport activities, and gave their annilal Springrflcsge1.Cer'1Lhey also Played at various convocations, Flutes: M. Bratt, I.. Lundsten F.M91inSky, M. Stein, V. To- maseski, V. Williams. .C1ar1nets 1, Anderson, J. Atkinson, Rl Bohm, A. Haag, R. Hiemenz, L H111, W. Meyer, M. Morehouse, G, Nelson K. Schaust B Schmid, L.,Smedstad, N. Steb- ner, D. Weis. Alto Clarinet: L Peterson. Bass Clarinet: G Erickson, A. Saxophone: D. Du- da, I, Johnson, I. Kessler, P Maier, E. Marx. Tenor Saxo- phone: H. I-Iugelen, A. Holtberg A,SCl'18,g6l. Bassoon: E. Maki Comets: W. Bense, R. Berg, C Fox, D. Bray, D. Chisholm, G Cluever, D. Dewey, O. Erstad, A Pearson, J. Pfau. French Horns: A, Himle, N. Olson, K. Koller Baritones: J. Brauch, W. Peik T. Rader, V. Wegner, J. Wylie. Trombones: J. Langlie, R. Ref- kosky, R. McKay, R. Peterson, A. Raitor, E. Sandquist, L. Schweig- er, C. Sherwood. Basses: L. Berg, J. Ireland, W. Schultz. Percus- sion: S. Gasser, F. Johnson, M. Jones, J. Kennedy, E. Legrid, R. Swanberg, D. Strong, M. Zim- rman Drum Ma'ors' D Dur- me . J . . and, J. Kovar, V. Tomaseski. The orchestra, under the d ORCHE STRA members who are interested in playing good music. The repertoire of the orchestra is varied from Grieg to Gershwin. Besides going on numerous trips, the orchestra has played for t nd several other college functions. graduation, the Christmas concer , a A- ..31- Members: W. Bense, K. Bentz W. Cates, P. DeMoure, M. Eisen- rich, C. Froker, M. Glasgow, B Gulbrandson, A. Himle, E. Le- grid, R. Lefkosky, D. Kasner, J Kennedy, M. Morehouse, A. Pear- son. L. Peterson, A. Raitor, R Skewes, M. Smith, G. Tiburzi, J Wylie, J. Wylie. irection of Mr. Harvey Waugh, is composed of twenty-five -L..-4:-L.. ..,.-. A ' ,3,g Thr ' CHORAL CLUB din, JJAQ ' The Choral Club, under direction of Mr. Harvey Waugh, has performed at convocation, a esta, 114'-I community Christmas concert, and the Minnesota Music Educator's conference. The club has given concerts at Aitkin, Crosby-Ironton, Wadena, Staples, New London, Grove City high ' D schools and at River Falls Teachers College. Officers are: president, Tom Rader, secre- tary-treasurer, Florence Mortenson, librarian, Margaret Ellison, accompanist, Bernice Brydges. , . , , 'V . .y Row 1: F. Mortenson, A. Himle, S. Anderson, M. Mo rehouse, M. Soule, Mr. Waugh, M. Schmid, L. Peter- son, B. Brydges, V. List, E. Isaacson. Row 2: C. Cunningham, E. Roseland, M. Ellison, H. O'Dell, M, Smith, E. Legrid, W. Denton, S. Anderson, R. McKay, E. Koshuba. Row 3: J. Kennedy, A. Vavricka, L. Marcotte, C. Closson, W. Bense, D. Dewey, D. Durand, K. Otteson, A. Schlagel, J. Langlie, W. Jacobson, H. Hanson. Row 4: M. Jansen, W. Peik, R. Chapman, W. Weber, D. Olander, H. Ervin, L. Olson, T. Rader, A. Raitor, K. Bentz, F. Curry, R. Durand. v'-,.,xM LE: ' 311.1 . .. llw dmann. A mek ' ' asf: E- M06nfliFe+W? P Enyf?B-Thompk ..,. illt l Ze N i Row 1: Mrs. Huls B Camp G Nelson K S h ' ' 'E ' hm M ' Q R f 2: A ' ' ' - r U- C aust, A. White, M. Erickson, E. Strong, G. Petersen. ,L-v A -G S Kg: 3: E ?ZlgSEgItl1.WM.BHall1herg, S, Haskins, C. Quady, M. Bratt, G. Bolz, E. Johnson, D. Laabs, V. Sparrow. 055' C- Cagglfy- ' f - UIC , L- Fltzpatrlck, C. Erffe-rt, M. Jones, M. vergin, C. Pena, J. Buysse. ' - GIRLS' CHOIR The Girls' Choir under the direction of Helen Steen Huls is com ' - ' , , posed of about thirty Th 5, selectetd tvoices. dTheE1gnls made many public appearances during the year including frequent Hospital geclfm CQHCSI OLl1S an a 'iistmas radio broadcast. The officers of the choir were Charlotte Qlalacfii-Illflfl VK est, president, Marion Bratt, secretary, and Gloria Nelson, librarian. HWS xx-3 -82- 91 IMI' . gel of I 1-K 1 . . . -3, .,1- ,A . ,V ,vi if V, Jig. . -,,,.-?Q5 1..X:As.xQfxm ,.F- fl . . H :.5,.' ,V V .- l... A-f' if-Q..-gf., MEN 'S CHORUS The Men's Chorus was organized f i c n or the purpose of enjoyment for men students inter- ested in singing. The activities of the year consisted of appearances at convocation, Vet erans Hospital, Cathedral High School i P.T.A., and the college Christmas programs. The offi- cers of the men's chorus are president, Alan Raitorg and secretary, Alden Schlagel. ROW 11 R. Glasgow ui-and, A. zehm, D Durand, A. scmagei, W. Schultz, Row Z: R. Dulnesne, J Sm1t' . n, D. Miner, R. Lyng, B. surldberg. Row 3: C. Sherwood, M. Tiemens, R. Schmhardt, E. Weisser. , E. Torguson, R. D l l iftfii lj f B Bjorklund, c. Marx, Miss Haggensf D' Mattson' Row 1. P Van Allen V, Putnam, E. Sullivan, B- Zander' ' L d ten, M. Gordon ' Maynard, I- , un S - , 'M ller, M. Sperry, B- E. Erdmann, A. Aene, L. Hanson, D- H0fi?Inb1ir H. Ostrowskl, M, Igolblnger, D ue Row 2: E. Moen, V- Wegnef, J' Koch' V' u y C- Magulre , L son, ' t e, C. Neuen- mon, B. Thompson, V' Wlmanils, gfejsolsrtlgiuniiuskglaryalih Auenson, I. Anderson, I. Baumgar n r w 3: A. zehm. G- Cluevef' ' -' ' D. Neitzel. feldt, L. Voss, C. Carlin, I- Kessler, J. Atk1HS0nf , CECILIANS h V t ns f'f,i',,rri id , at t e -e era , The Cecilians under the direc'Ci0H Of MISS A1196 Haggelli, is Eselt Sanil ll. Various so- , a as man a 1n the spung concei Hos ital in the Christmas concert, and C' d. U ,, b oht the year to a successful en cial Iactiyities which included a get together party mug l ' -83- xr, :A P gr A 5 f 1? . , I , A Lif 'f 4? ff We ,f Upper left: Watch that blood pressure! Upper right: Miss Meyer at Work. Middle left What, no blood! Middle right: Say 'fAhhl1lih! Lower left: Head chemist. Lower right Wliz1t's your excuse? ,MW F A ,mf ff ' 2,4-I: ,i4'v 4 , f ' ' .-.w .1 1 .Q 'f f' Ff' -. W ff NJ, X A , A SW A m TlQ-fx 1 ' ff .lux 'B N f ., . . , 4 Vg ,-- 44.1, - e. Lv J-,L '.. 1 FOOTBALL 1 f . In the fall the crash of bodily contact is heard coming T from Selke Field, and all T.C. knows that Mr. Colletti and a group of strong young men are getting ready for a season of football. The blocking becomes crisper and the tackling I cleaner as time goes on, and soon the first game is at hand. 'H s l 1 . W , ' f This year found the Huskies trotting out under a new light- . , r - -Q , 'I -V... ..,.,'f 1 1 ing plant and before a record crowd that had spilled out of the stands and onto the Held. The whistle blew, the ball was booted. The 1948 season was under way. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 4 S X 1 1 1 X r , . if l PFW mg H 35 .x X x,,. s . .Lx .V p A - ' . 5 . f , . - K 6 . w . V I 1 , 7 T . - f - -Q , . X ii ' 4 I ff 5 A . . - v. s r+ 'g , I Ox f- A ,. . ' ' fi 53.4, F A S' . , . Z 5. X. N ,Jw V. ,V p K -I ...--fax ' WA ' , i1,'3G,f-'P - ,kwa ' K V.-5 in .p . ..ef..w . .I I. 7 M4 214, 4.1, -,v, w 42.9, 1 5, , .+,,,, ,C K Foranmher X.. V yi- V .q2'q,A.if'H Q .Q1 4f7' .five t . K 1, A I' . X .17 xx' A-as . y 02,7 , Q, fp, S' week . 'T'C- WOR 31-e Left to right: lst Row: T. Schmid, T. Lohrman, 2nd Row: L. Sanford, W. Herrington, D. Talbot, J. O'Donnell, M. I00lba11,and . t N Janski, R. Hadden, H. Schneider, V. McKee, R. Nicholson, L. Iacarella. 3rd Row: D. Banks, B. Campbell, W. Swan.. sta' I 1t 1llI'Ij son, L. Weitzel, F. Hertzog, H. Clifton, D. Swanberg, B. Larson, B Schmid O Tews P Butler L Blume 4th Row' ltedme Coach W. Kasch, G. Rengel, S. Rehcamp, E. Dietman, S. Gau, J. Pucel, H. ltllaki, J. Partenan, L. ,Forsberg, ci Zuelke, B. arnesl SCh8DDi. B- Bechtal, E. Colletti. 5th Row: W. Shimmin, K. Zumbrush, D. Buege, C. Belden, T. Palm, J. Borgert, T. Saver, J. Arnold. v -1 2 heard Coming . . Colletti anda r Ed for a seasfvn the tackling . game is at hand. Jnder a new light. had spilled out of 'UG blew ray, 1 the ball o'D0DneH' It oeu, W' swag. me. ml BOB' c. Zuelke' T' VJ. Bowen' ' .4 ,1 3 -r L l I May ne-xt year be as successful!!! WE THEY 3 0 St. John's 14 All 27 University of Manitoba 0 lil 0 Mankato TC 8 f 13 Winona TC 0 p 0 Moorhead TC 6 . 26 University of Minnesota at Duluth 14 14 Bemidji TC 0 FINAL SCRIMMAGE NOTES 1 3 ll ll l v ll I l ll 1, al ,zx l t ll 4 fl E il E - ' Mei Janski, Head ' - . -t t Coach Kaschj Co caplfam Left to R1ght.CgsS1f' Fgguetti, C0-capta1n Joe ODonne11. . - , ' ' ' th H kies For another year the Granite Slab Will rest in the Collegevilliinlglgt sigflefs erfhgsllext ' the season opener ag - - pulled out on the short end of a 14-0 score 111 . - ' ' ' ternational 1 . - n ty of Manitoba for an experiment in in Week, T.C. took the long ride to the Un1V61Sl . - ' - ' , ference play ' . - dllan hospitality and a 27 0 W111 COD football, and returned with Pl'-3159 for Cana l t l 8-0 heartbreaker. started in earnest the next Week as TQC. traveled to Mankato on y 0 OSS 311 l I I l l 2 -87- t ,-. - .-rf. --::'1v.- mv e1r51,f-F'f'F-Tfoeg- i1ff'f1G 4: ll? T, - -if ,, -. Yea- 'ig'-fl-W '---5- -, ii 3 if - 'X -' , if 1 ,A do V , -:gk - ' - - --1: ' :21'f'T - --Tv ' if .ff---i-lik f'J..:var:4- -' '-NS: U' ' '. Y Fr. ' -7 --V. ' ' 1.4.1 .:.. - 23-46 HEP BULL SESSION THIS IS HOW IT S DONE PASSING THE BUCK HUDDLE BETWEEN I-IALVES The Huskies rebounded nicely the following week-end and dropped Winona, 13-0. T.C. once again found itself on the short end of a morale shattering 6-0 final count in Moorhead- T.C. game. Justice was bound to triumph and at Duluth the scales began to shift. The Huskies dropped the league-leading Bulldogs 26-14 and finally hit their offensive stride. 3. -- --- ,f- . ,. --- .L Hin. . - ,- H., ' -' -f- -1+ 1 L' '- , 4.-A-17 Q, -figfzlidf eczmefzaf rqcfianf 4 I l l i In the season's final game at Bemidji, the Collettimen continued the high pitch of football they had set at Duluth, to ring up a score of 14-O against a fine Bemidji ball club. ,-, ,., M x.M.---'.. , ..Y gnaagfn Saicf! , ' ---.lag . - -i L ' -'fylic 1 , 1 Z ,Q .. . ' Z v 3 . Q. X, , 'Q . . L ' fi f vw'-35125 L - ... ,, at X' K Y A. It Z sl 4 if X ,Q .. tra 5 Us r . A - .. ' ef- - 73.11 we- . J-I -, 1 f 'gf ,, f 2- 3. f. ,, HJ s lllz' ' All A , ,.. It x . . lm iii- llf., . , ' . ,M 'Y ' K ,Nf , -Mx ' 'iv V as f ,, V, , ' saw , H s llaf' 1.. A, . ..-lt y - Lf ff ' 'H I H., '74 , . , f - ,. ,A 1. W A. X V .gun . 'H ,v , Sb. Li. kL.,,. Brant , . ,. , U' .-gf. ' L . ,t H, .. 'LV . , A --ia ,t if M I 3' 5 . i, n-. I. P.-' - f '-wk . f mi f .M ., 1 1 , ' l , . .1-. V V X l I 4-3'5 ?.ii V7 r .-an., . 44 W From this point, football migrated southward and bowlward, and the fever dwindled and died only to be temporarily revived loy the selection of Harvey Maki, Swede Rehkamp, and Co-captain Mel Janski as all-conference gridders. Maki received an additional honor when he was chosen as the second most valuable player in the T.C. conference. l -90- M0 4 F.. Vi. ' ' ' I ' ' 5 6 I ' ' I In,-Llp! a.. , 2 an -vo. :...a:L-.-.- E BASKETBALL THEY WE THEY Gustavus 36 45 Mankato 52 St. J h ' W h Otn S 53 68 U. of Manitoba 60 an pe on 63 A1 m , 45 65 Mayville, S.D. 57 u nl . Augustana 51 62 Bem1dJ1 oo Johnrs .Eau Claire 56 59 Bemidji 61 Moglehead 64 65 VVTIIOHH. 43 Winona 30 62 Duluth 55 Mankato 50 72 Moorhead Covertimej 66 Manager Ted Lohrmang First Row: H. Swanson, K. Novak, V. Crosby, V. Winter, D. Banks, J. Antognozzi, B. Bechtel, B. Anderson. Second Row: Coach Kasch, D. Vance, D. Nelson, C. Brainard, J. Hanson, T. Wadhams, R. Sjoberg, L. Lenarz, R. Ulferts. -91- . ,W -., .. , The first blast of Coach Warren Kaschls whistle found a returning nucleus of seven let- termen and a host of untried material reporting for basketball. The locals' bid in the conference had a modest start, but the Eastman Hall machine soon began to roll smoothly and the Huskies became recognized as the most dangerous team in the Teachers College loop. a-92L ll ' li? Ulgel l , will U ,5 ... - 1, f ' -i wi -A gg-J in ML-A-4.1. Ahh: -, jxzlid I, -ugiagiff 2-jk.-1 Mankato twice squeezed by on narrow margins and hair-raising scares, finally moving on to the conference championship. The Huskies beat all other teams in the league including the breath-taking upset of the Duluth Br anch of the University of Minnesota. And who can forget the thrilling double comeback against Moorhead '? The Kaschmen were an improved ball club contributing heavily to the Win column, but the season ran out and the team held a .500 percentage good enough for third place in the conference. ?1-i,? ,93- HOCKEY The 1949 edition of the St. Cloud Huskie hockey team finished With a season record of six Wins and six losses which was a creditable showing considering the caliber of the competition faced, which included some of the finest college and semi-pro teams in the north- West. COACH ROLAND VANDELL Left to Right! 1st ROW: L- Hiti. D. Kangas, B. Jaskowiak, J. Adamic, R. Saatzer, A. Gilkinson, g-hR0S9Clu1st. 2nd Row: Coach Vandell, B. Zanoni, C. Cederholm, B. Grimes, B. Shimmon, T. C midi. X N' I E94- 'e1 '.l L' N32 N. v 5- f-- -Y -' M .,,,.A, . U l A ,S 'AW' - A' -+--A-Y 'V' V .a-I, --. 1 virgin iq' 5 Q uhm slim K Xiu .1 W ,ml-.cm , ff 'Php S , hir 1 .fm I rL.::n4:2 15 an VANDELL'S PUCKMEN IN ACTION l WE SCOREBOARD Concordia Concordia Bemidji St. Thomas 6 N. Dakota Aggies 8 Eagle River, Wis. 2 Eagle River, Wis. O St. John's 1 Duluth 2 Rochester WINTER CARNIVAL 6 Macalaster 1 St. Thomas THEY 2 5 3 8 2 9 6 4 2 5 3 2 J Qflllf' The 1913101.91 THESEASHWSRECORD Wwihfwf WE THEY lW,Mwfl , 11 St. John's 14 Uutthgb whip 'W 6 St. John's Cl12mp10ni nw- 2 Winona wuz. WD , - ' thlu 3 Winona qmongthe I ti 4 Bemidji if .-joys won. fm 8 Bemidji W ' Winnerf xi 4 Mankato ygliheln College s QMankaU9 TWWW ld, M 5 Gustavus Huskies Were' es 1 6 Gustavus who was 215515 W Left to Right: lst Row: G. Walters, D. Christenson, R. Edenloff, R. Risbrudt, J. Kne, G. Jeffer- son, D. Gulliver, O. Nystrom, F. Noveslac. 2nd Row: Coach A. F. Brainard, E. Braclach, J. Carlin, D. Mielke, B. Jaskiowiak, R. Johnson, B. Nelson, B. Campbell, H. Ruparcich. 3rd Row: J. Stanck, J. Hanson, T. Stukel, B. Savage. 5. il, 2 2 ZWEYEZ 1 i V A--l s .MI f fi-Xgsss , J A ' ,Mg . af f X as 5 ' iss if .... ' v li ,1 ES AY 1 f ' 1 4 ' ' ' 'M -- 4109 T .,, r lk. v 3. 1, U ' - -. Uilwgisglghi. Ump, gh LU lower: Batter up! Y .jgv If ' 5. , .' 3, -J itat. The 1948 edition of the St. Cloud Huskies did not quite reach the heights of the 1947 Conference Championship but they did tie for the Southern Half Championship with Mankato and Wi- nona. This necessitated a coin toss among the three schools. The Winona Warriors Won, and the-n disposed of the Northern Winners, Moorhead, for the Teachers College Championship. The Huskies were led by Dr. A. F. Brainard, who was assisted by Tony Stukel. Upper Rlght. Umps decision. Right A Word to the wise. Lower: Batter up! PE S if Mei ..-...., L.. M- ,Y , x,.. .. ....,..:-, Y 7 f V fin! M mi f 1 af Q T: ,Q ' f, 7 2,2 f. ,ff . Y'-' r r 3g2j'Qf.4w, mhz... . f - 4' r - Q we 4. . f 4 A yi, ' f- , k ga 2 W at f ' . ,W 'A Wi71' F ' f ,M'fK' 'f ' , , , f u p . , i I ' W' rw- '.x.h 1 f . Z ,- ,, ,WM f dl ' N 4 551. 4 3 ' ff . I t , tally V7 i,,V7.,.vywf,' 2 A kv-C' X-7 . , ,cf ,M Pm hum ig fi? X ,xpwg A - M , ' Q x,,.yQ?f,,- ,fi Q12 , , l :,,, , . M.. . ' Mski' 52 3 Aw Q . . e r ' Top: Family portrait. Left: Up and over. Middle: Mile quartet. Right: Photo finish! f , TRACK Although T.C. place-dJ only third in the conference meet at Mankato, they reached a new height in per- formance last spring. Graduations will not bother the Huskie team to any great extent and the 1949 sea- son should prove to be a banner year in the Huskie track history. COACH EDDIE COLLETTI -982 Roi LHSI r. .Y After but ra 5 Wa1'1'i01's. A SC01'e of T-7, Q The SI'-if U121 t1'iamggjx victoi-y, A.-. C0mce1'9UC'e fy. dl3HS 1'oxm.f K v lark. 'Y' -i'- ' '14, f9,af?:i+s-,aff '- 'QQ-. ' '-s.,51, ':h55 4z . ltr - X -'imfkj1I fE:, . ': 1 FN yo - fav- . , ' - , , f I v - 22s' ,xv Q'p fi.f'3QV 'c i r BVW '! ' 1- ef' A . fi Q 'tffii i , , 1 fx . f.,.,3,1 V if TN. 'ears Gi? v. I ,Mfg- ,f If , , s 1 : . - . 1 ,V A Q A .AQ -ff-Qi -ff, . . . ,- . . . , .. . A -. I ,. Q.. J . .. . . 4 . s. 4 xx F-.2212 x Ji ' , an f 1 ' ,I if Q., qu 7 . an ' nl- 13 Q.. if 'M X 2 1' 72.4. , Mg Q Y J A A 4. . . ' ' . . ' '7 ' JU V-f Rf.,-. ff -I I 'I I 5 X V., U, ,- - ,v0u.fi ' .Bti . - ri X' Row 1: B. Anderson, S. Weber, W. Sundberg. Row 2: E. Young, J. Snyder, C. Adams, C. Strand. GOLF Last spring's cold Weather proved to be the principle enemy of the Huskie golf squad. After but a short practice time, the golfers traveled to Winona to be soundly beaten by the Warriors. After a Week's Work of improvement, the Mankato Indians were edged out by a score of 7-5, While Bemidji followed the example of Mankato and dropped a 8-4 verdict. The sparkling achievement came when the Huskies traveled to Detroit Lakes to compete in a triangular tournament With Bemidji and Moorhead, and Walked off with a ringing 12-0 victory. After another triangular match at Bemidji where Huskies placed a close second, the conference meet Was held at Mankato. The Huskies managed to place third as the local In- dians romped to an easy Hrst. --99.. ,'vA,L TENNIS 1948 The St. Cloud Teachers 1948 tennis team was composed of Tom Wad- hams, Paul Ussel, Bud Schmid, Louis Jackson, Byron Johnson, and Bud Davis. The Huskies did not fare too well last year but prospects for this year promise to be much better. The conference tournament was held at Mankato where the Huskies placed Paul Ussel and Bud Davis in the semi- finals of the dou-bles where they were defeated. The team also had dual meets with Mankato, Bemidji, and! Winona. All of the above named men won letters and Ussel, Schmid, and Davis will be back next year to help the Collettimen redeem some of T.C.'s lost prestige- on the courts. SPLASH CLUB In the past years the Splash Club has been putting on a water show, The Big Splash. Because of a large decrease in membership, we were unable to put on a show this year. However we have been sponsoring a recreational swimming program for men and intend to continue with the Big Splash next year. Officers are president, John Robson, secretary, Lewis Frosmark, and treasurer, Jo'hn Rawland. -100- I '- T - 'f' -f ' J' '- . 'ge ' f ' ' -f J' - ...f eff - .-W . - - .. l il yi il , 1 x 1 'r V J, Ya l I ' l l 'l '1 'l ll il 1 l, P il ll Ny T1 E' im , ja Q ll .AM 'xi --Q V .2 ikilulkx 5 K i. . Vi W Q33-In V ' E 145. SLQQ 'L ,C E' fini A THQ-. I L 52 3' Q mi faq, ir 9' fi Hush 4 A 'MQ3 ui if sz li l, 3 il it ,Mfr aim' 17, V1 W L' wtf i 1'J:U ...Jaw WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association began its program with the annual Saturday morning breakfast hike. During the year the associ into the association. The intramural program for all ation had severa-1 parties and a formal initiation Where about 50 members were brought Women on campus has been enthusiastically carried out. We have, this year, ad-died to our l 101155 list of sports, a dance intramural. The annual state college play day was held at Moor- l I head this spring with a good number of our members in attendance. i -101- 1 NSE TE -. . , .- -if -.--ff .1 :X fx Jeffers -fF1. 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Sleepy Time Gals Nine best dressed men of T.C. 7. Dogpatch Personnel All dressed up and no place to go 8. Rough and Ready 9. Keep those hats on, Fresh! -103- ,?,,,CfQg- 7nnl,lv1m1- .zf ......--,-f---fw- --' 1 - .Q - 1- .Y ...A. ' - - fr . -- -- ,,, - -1- , Q 5:1 - h -I N F r I ,,, N .4 I t U in QV . 1 1 I , . 1, I 1 1 i E X 1 Q-V-1-.ff-M..- --- M -A--,- -My-up--7-- -- ' A YA gil- Ti? -R'-i'fii3:ff:2i 'g:?g: N-:f'A3f7 1 1 1 1 1 5 , 5 1 I . . 1 3 1 i 1 i i 1 1 5 5 3 I 5 1 1 1 3 I i 1 i j ' 1 1 14 1' J . 1 S 3 1 5 5 ,I E ! Z 1 1 1 1 1 Z 3 1 5 . 1 Y I 3 5 1 2 Z 1 i 5 1 5 ., ,.,,- - -ff -1-z-1.151 Y:'5Tl'fI ,cr if -. - , , 1 ,MV f --- - -fef-f:f::-'fs---': i'' j'if'x,.-f-f:ff.1'-'-,sf f- 4' ' ' ' L ' if-17-VN fi -'.-..'v51?ff3b4i-.finlifw ,,,,.....-