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

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fl l l SYCHRONETTES - Front Row: Mary Jo Berclan, Nanci Nowris, Anne Rivard. Second Row: Mary Beth Braun, Nancy Olmsted, Linda Larson, Third Row: Katherine Hansen, Jane Niles, Connie Searles, Pamela Wolff, Andy Higgins, Synch ronettes Pre Each fall tension runs high as new students com- pete for a position in the Synchronettes Swimming Club. This marks only the beginning of the trials and tribulations these acquatic co-eds must undergo. Before their annual swim showin the spring, these buoyant girls splash their way through two hours of diligent practice every Tuesday evening. SYNCHHONETTE OFFICERS - Pam Mikelson, president: Marcia Briggs, show chairman: Kathy Ruhberg, assistant show chairman: Diane Bodner, sec: Linda 5 ik- 1 , Judy Stangl, Margaret DeLal-lunt, Mary Rounds. Pat Lofberg. Donna Buboltz. Nancy Jimenez. Darlene Dawson, Faye Frncel, Carol Finnegan, Lynne Popp, Karin Underoth, Laurie Bann. Rosalie Schaefer, Patsy Lewis. Beth Ragan. pare Spring Show Exercises must be performed faithfully so even diffi- cult maneuvers can be executed with strokes of grace and ease. Many hours are involved in the con- tinual planning and revising of the swimming forms. On April 13-16, Halenbeck pool was transformed into the frothy seascape of thirty-seven lovely mer- maids who sailed through their perfect routines. Marwede. treasurer: Margi Healy. publicity chairman: Ginger Brooke, assistant publicity chairman. 233

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WS Encourages Change in Hours One ofthe largest organizations at SCS, the Asso- ciation of Women Students is composed of all en- rolled vvomen students. As part of its stress on suggesting rules for the coed, AWS joined the controversy concerning wom- en's hours which was sweeping the nation's col- leges. Pros and cons of a more liberal hours policy were discussed throughout the year as all women students were urged to express their opinions. AWS is a unique self-governing body for campus vvomen. Its purpose, as stated by President Sue Emery, is to suggest and uphold rules pertaining to the coed's life and to provide programs to fit the needs of all SCS women students. Handling the microphone duties at one of several AWS open students at the meeting decided to endorse the proposals listed meetings is Pat Albertson, on-campus vice-president. Women on the blackboard. 232 t, 'il' ii 3 it - f gg ff ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STU- DENTS - Front Row: Pam Mikelson. historian: Susan Emery, president: Becky Grussing, l.A.W.S, contact. Back Row: Pat Albertson, on-cam- pus vice-president: Mary Beth Hollen- horst, treasurer: Sue Tupper. secre- tary, Linda Lasure, off-campus vice- president,

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Active Co-Weds Take 'Night Out With Girls' A night out with the boys is the purpose of that unique group of women, the Co-Weds. The only or- ganization for which marriage is a prerequisite, Co- Weds is open to wives of all SCS students. Regular meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at Talahi Lodge, but the real fun begins when members split up into three interest groups: bowling, knitting and bridge playing. The busy young wives, most of whom work while their husbands finish school, like to think they are one of the friendliest groups on campus. Members enjoy being casual and just plain relaxing at a bowl- ing party, a knitting group or a bridge game. Co- VVeds interested in bowling made good use of the alleys in the new Student Center. In December, the women used profits from a rummage sale to finance a Christmas party. Membership averaged about 58 for 1966-67. G 2 President Diane Wyvell keeps score as fellow Co- Weds await their turn in the bowling alley ofthe new Stu- dent Center. From left are: Judy Hennes. Maxine Decker, Joan Gallant and Joyce VanHeeI. Mrs. Robert Wolff, Co-Weds adviser, tries her luck with the ball while members compute and compare their scores. 234 Q1 5 'I CO-WEDS - Front Row: Maxine Decker, vice-president: Mrs. Grace Fjerstad. Diane Satovich, Karen Emmel. Second Row: Diana Wyvell. president, Joan Gallant, Judy Hennes, secretaryg Kathy Rubis. Third Row: Mrs. Robert Wolff, advisor: Marilyn Eichler, treasurer: Joyce Van Heel, Judy Olson, Mrs. Kenneth Cox. advis- BT.