University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAV gumee itche gumee 959 e xlim Editor Editor Joanne Oleas Jim Ronca Lee Liljander, Business Manager; Sally Pleski, Copy Editor, Donald Lindsay, Faculty Editor,- Modelyn Drinkwine, Organizations Editor; Ruth McGlasson, Class Editor; Claudia Danielson, Activities Editor; Jim Nagle, Sports Editor; Phil Little, Susan Shul-stod, Susan Locken, Jim Sweeney, Diane Smith, Judith Mizinski, Carol Erickson, Al Guerrero, Jerry Salo, Gail Ostrom, Paul Skamser, Lillian Witt, Kathleen Plachta, William Thompson, Donald Rockstad, Janice Coda, Sandra Lenfesty, Judith Gjessing, Jack Teeporten, Dale Anderson, Donald Sauter, Mike Melton, Vern Hollister, Pot Killoren, Willa Seeburger, Norman Hill, Gloria Uzelac, Divisional Page Poetry; William Hovey, Photographer-in-chief. On the shores of Gitche Gurnee . . . Longfellow, in his poem, Hiawatha, wrote about the beauty of Lake Superior and the surrounding area. We who live here sometimes fail to appreciate the serene beauty and majestic proportions of our northern wonderland. This year the 1959 Gitche Gurnee takes great pleasure in saluting our Lake Superior region. As you page through this book ond review the many hours you spent in classes, the cafeteria, at the gym ond stadium, and on the donee floor, remember and appreciate also the great panorama of nature that is everywhere around you ... the lakes, the beaches, the rocky shores, the lofty pines, the white birch, the bubbling streams . . . and as nature is always changing so too are we changing os we advance ever onward towards our separate gools. In later years you will oft times look back and remember the happy years you spent at Superior State College on the shores of Gitche Gurnee. to dr. paul we tychsen, dedicate... It seems only fitting and proper. Since Nature is King in our theme. Of land and sky and water. Rocks and clouds and streams, That we dedicate our Gitche To a friend who has done his best. To teach us about the earth's riches With enthusiasm, interest and zest. A graduate of Carleton and then Nebraska U, He came to State but seven years back. To see what he could do. To guide us in our careers ahead. And to fill our knowledge thirst. Always willing to give his fullest To his students who always come first. Thus, as you turn these pages, And recall old memories. Enjoy the scenes of nature's gifts. Developed over centuries. As a leader, an educator or a friend Dr. Tychsen will always be. Foremost when you look back, At your days at SSC. 6 i •. . THE C A M P U s mmmmm BB The Citadel of Knowledge Racing with the moon . . . 13 The old Crownhart . . . the new Ostrander A Cloudy Day in a College Town administration Sunrise and sunset silhouette our sails Against a strong and sallow sky. A sky that holds infinity Within itself. Sets our moods With its brilliant colored brightness Or the lack of it. A sky that sends the winds To move the water And guide our sails Against the waves It has created. ■■■ V ’ Mr. Phil Arlusky, Dean of Men. Professor Elvira Gellenthien, Dean of Women. Mr. John Danielson, Dean of Instruction. Mr. John G. Cronk, Registrar. Professor F. N. Johnston, Director Graduate Division. 19 physics chemistry Mr. Edwin H. Schrieber, Mr. Joe Horton, Mr. Paul Horton, Dr. Howard Thomas, department head, Mr. Charles Hendrickson. geography geology Dr. Paul Tychsen, Mr. Thorp Langley, department head, Mr. William Heine. IMHBte-,- gw � iitsft- biology Dr. Arthur Duwe, Dr. Stanley Oexemann, department head. Miss Helen E. Hcino, Miss Hazel Seguin. nrim ,nm mm Mr. O. B. Haugsby, Mrs. Agnes Britlan, Miss Ida Flogsfad, Mr. John O. Danielson, department head. math Mr. Edward S. Ebbert Dr. Wosyl Holich, Mr. Charles Partin, Dr. Wyatt Belcher, department head. Dr. Homer Rutherford. history social studies Miss Dorothy Waite, Dr. William Roctor, Dr. Royal Briggs. Mr. Joseph Swan Dr. Robert Williams Mr. Pacey Beers, Miss Kathryn Ohman, Dr. Samuel Andrews, Mr. James Ertresvaag, Miss Bernice Cooper, Miss Mary Deaton, Miss Nancy Mullin, Dr. Orville Manion, department head. m u s 1 c Mr. William Keller, Mr. Donald Foltz. Dr. Neil McKay, Mr. John Webb, Mr. Norman Stafford. At piano Mr . Edith Swarfley. a r t Mr. Micharel Bachi, Mr. Arthur Kruk, Mr. Sidney E. Wright. 24 m education First row: Dr. O. S. Olson, department head. Miss Myra McDowall, Mr. Clyde Adams, Miss Louis Ada Wilson. Second row: Dr. Omar Loop, Mr. John G. Cronk, Dr. Harley Erickson, Dr. Fred N. Johnston. Mr. Americo Mortorclli, Miss Roxie Diver, Miss Lydia Thering, Mr. Carl Vergamini, department head. physical education 26 Miss Myro McDowell, Miss Elizabeth Fisher, Miss Ruth Vaughan, Miss Irene Hermann. Mrs. Swartley, Miss Kircher, Mr. Pritchard, Mr. Frye, principal, Mr. Anderson, acting director of teacher placement. Mr. Dalton, Miss Tetzlaff, Mr. Frye. Eugene Olson, Fronces For-makes, Beverly Cuskey, Donna Schicstl, Mary Jo Gangnon, Jean Halversen. 0 f f 1 c e P e r s 0 n n e 1 Mary Brokke, Kathleen Sorenson, Pat Boya, Faye Ollie, Linda Hutton. m Ellen Gilhuly, Secretory to the President; Roth Peterson, Secretory to Dean of Instruction; Gladys 8ock, Business Manager; Robert Snyder, Administrative Assistant, Business Office. 29 office personnel KU 1 1 b r a r y s t a f f Seated: Miss Florence Walde, head librarian. Miss Catherine Bowser. Standing: Mr. Joseph Pritchard, Jean Halversen, Mr. Edward Greve. health staff Mrs. Leila Wiley, Dr. Richard Fruehauf. r.o.t.c. staff M Sgt. Fred A. Robinson; Tech. Sgt. Lawrence F. Sheldon; Staff Sgt. Charles D. Stein; Staff Sgt. Carl R. Hointzlemann. 31 s- jjgMB classes The sodden sand is impressed A trace remains of human foot. The well of wonderous intellect Identifies itself in simple shape. Research above it. Nothing there But before a form of flesh A brain with thoughts. Now only prints— The very bottom of the master Man. Walk on. You've lingered long here thinking. You will go on. But you have A yearning to look back. It lets You see that you too ore leaving footprints. 32 = BRONSON, JAMES A., B.S., Superior, Wisconsin. ‘l I CHRISTIANSON, WILLIAM L., B.S., Drummond, Wis., Radio Guild 1; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Peptomist 1; Gitche Gurnee 1. january graduates EDMING, LLEWELLYN J., B.S., Glenn Flora, Wis., Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 1; Drill Team 1; College Players 1, 2, 3, 4; The Male Animal 1, As You Like It 2, The Crucible 2, The Madwoman of Chaillot 2, The Remarkable Mr. Pennypack-er 3, The Rainmaker 3, The King and the Duke 4, Hamlet 4. ERICKSON, ELWOOD A., B.S., Frederick, Wis., Transfer from Bethel College, St. Paul, Minn., Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 3, 4. GILES, EMORY, B.S., Siren, Wisconsin. ISABELLA, JAMES J., B.S., Superior, Wisconsin. KAROW, CLARENCE W., B.S., Cable, Wis., Ski Club 3. LARSEN, THOMAS E., B.S., Hayward, Wis., Football 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 2; S Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 3; Messiah 3; lota Delta Chi 1, 2, 3. LUNDBERG, DELORES HAN-SON, B.S., Poplar, Wis., Glee Club 2; Rural State Graded 1, 2. NELSON, LOIS ALMSTEDT, B.S., Wentworth, Wis., Radio Guild 1, 2; Secretary 1, Alpha Kappa 1, 2; Pepto-mist 3; Gitche Gurnee 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; W.A.A. 1, 2; The King and the Duke 3; The Time of Your Life 4. ROPER, ROGER C., B.S., Minocqua, Wis., Transfer from University of Wisconsin; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4,-Treasurer 4; Newman Club 1, 2; Radio Guild 2, 3, 4; Romeo and Juliet 2; Anything Goes 3; King and the Duke 3; The Time of Your Life 3; Veterans Organization Executive Council 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. RUTLEDGE, JOAN MACKEN-ZIE, B.S., Superior, Wis., Wesley Fellowship 1, 2; Lambda Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4; Peptomist 1, 2, 3, 4; The Crucible. SAMPSON, JAMES R., B.S., Superior, Wisconsin. SIMON, VERN I., B.S. Saxon, Wis., Inter-Frat. 3; Vice President 3; lota Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Sundquist Hall 1, 2; Gitche Gurnee 2. r SLOVAK, EDWARD J., B.S., Phillips, Wis., Intermediates 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; lota Delta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 3; Class Vice President 3. SMITH, DENNIS C., B.S., Superior, Wisconsin. SMITH, LYLE J., B.S., Gib-sonburg, Ohio, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Basketball 1; Boxing 1; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Gitche Gurnee 4; Fex 2, 3, 4. SPARBY, NEAL R., B.S., Superior, Wis., Homecoming Committee 2; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Inter-frat. 3, 4; President 3; Vice President 4; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep-tomist 3, 4; Sno-Weok Royalty 2. SUPERCYNSKI, CHARLES E., B.S., Bessemer, Mich., Football 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4. TOMZAK, BERNARD E., B.S., Superior, Wis., Basketball 1, 2, 3; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3. WICKIUND, ARNOLD W. B.S., Superior, Wis., Trans fer from Michigan Tech. Owl and Serpent 4; Chem istry Club 4. ZOMCHAK, HENRY J., B.S. Hawkins, Wis., Baseball 3 4; Inframurals 2, 3, 4; J Club 4; Sundquist 2, 3 ROTC Command Squadron WHO'S WHO IN AMERI CAN COLLEGES AND UNI VERSITIES. june graduates AMES, MARTHA J., B.S., Superior, Wis., Homecoming Committee 2; Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Social Committee 2; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Prcs. 4, Vice Pres. 4, Secretary 3; Class Secretary 2; Student Senate 3; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. ANDERSON, JOHN E., B.S., Washburn, Wis., Transfer from St. Olaf College; In-tromurals 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; l.S.A. 3, 4; Pres. 3, Regional Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. 38 ANDERSON. LOIS E., B.S., Bayfield, Wis., K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 3, 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Pres. 4. ANDERSON, NATALIE, B.S., Superior, Wis., lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4. BARTON, ROBERT W., B.S., Superior, Wis., Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4. BASHARA, LUCILLE KEA-OUGH, B.S., Superior, Wis., Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3. BRIGGS, JAMES H„ B.S., Superior, Wis. BRITTAN, VERONNA, B.S., Superior, Wis., Owl and Sorpent 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4. BRYSKI, PATRICIA M., B.S. Webb Lake, Wis., Elijah 1 Glee Club 1; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. BURAN, HERBERT M., B.S. Iron River, Wis., lota Deltc Chi 3, 4; Class President 4 Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Comptroller 4. BURBEY, GENE P., B.S., Ladysmith, Wis., Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pros. 4, Homecoming King 2; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Color Guard 2; The King and the Duke 3; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. BURGRAFF, JOANNE M., B.S., Superior, Wis., Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Publicity Ch. 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 3; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Portrait Princess 1; Social Committee 3. Sec. 3; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Peptomist 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-chief 4; Gitche Gurnee 1, 2, 3, Picture Editor 3, 4; Carousel 1; Madwoman of Chaillof 2; The King and the Duke 3. BYRNES, EUGENE B„ B.S., Superior, Wis., Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, Vice Pres. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Commander 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander 4. CARLSON, ALVAR W., B.S., Anfigo, Wis., Homecoming Committee 4; Social Com-mittee 3, 4; Iota Dolta Chi 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Comptroller 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4. CASEY, MARY JO, B.S., New Richmond, Wis., Homecoming Committee 4; Messiah 2, 3; Elijah 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4; I.V.C.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Sociol Committee 1; Lambda Sigma Lambda 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2; Class Officer 3, 4; Peptomist 4; Sno-Queen Candidate 3; W.A.A. 2, 3; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI-VERSITIES. CLARK, LAWRENCE R., B.S., Superior, Wis., Baseball 3, 4; Intramurols 3; Owl and Serpent 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Deputy Commander 3; Command Squodron 2; Drill Team 3. 4; Distinguished Military Cadet 4; Chicago Tribune Award 2, 3; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. COLASSACO, LAWRENCE, B.S., Ironwood, Mich., Transfer from Michigan Tech; Intramurals. DAHLIE, DONNA R., B.S., Phillips, Wis., W.A.A. 1, 2; Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Calvin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec-Trcas. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Inter Club Council 4; Lambda Sigma Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres., Pres. 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Student Cabinet 1, 2; Student Senate 3; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI-VERSITIES. DAVIS, SHIRLEY, B.S., Iron River, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. ERICKSON, CHARLES A., B.S., Superior, Wis., Basketball 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. I EVENS, JOHN E., B.S., Superior, Wis., Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; All Conference Basketball 2, 3, 4; Conference Loading Scorer 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4, WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. FIELDS, NORMAN D., B.S., Superior, Wis. FLAGG, MABLE M., B.S., Virginia, Minn., Transfer from University of Minnesota, Intermediates 4. FOLEY, JAMES M., B.S., Ashland, Wis., Transfer from Michigan Tech; Newman Club 4. FRAHM, RUSSELL E., B. S., Spooner, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Students League 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Lambda Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. GRIFFIN, MARVIN, B.S., Superior, Wis. mmttm T GUSTAFSON, B.S., Poplar, murals 3, 4; Baseball 4. WILBUR E., Wis., Infra-Bowling 4; HANKINS, RUSSELL A., B.S., Solon Springs, Wis., Glee Club 4; Messiah 4; Chemistry Club 4; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Command Squadron 1, 2; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 1, 3, 4. HANSEN, MAXINE G., B.S., Clear Lake, Wis., Band 1, 2; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; l.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Social Committee 2, Sec. 2, Pres. 2; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1. HANSON, AVIS MARIE. B.S., Superior, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; K. P. 1, 2, 3, 4. HART, ALBERT W., B.S., Alma Center, Wis., Homecoming Committee 2; Social Committee 2; Inter-Froter-nity Council 4, Pres. 4; lota Delta Chi 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Sec. 3; Sundquist Hall 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, 3; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 3; Command Squadron 1, 2, Pres. 1, 2; Air Force Association Award 2; Student Government 2, 3, 4; Pros. 4; Young Republicans 2, Treas. 2; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. HELWIG, HAROLD V., B.S., Mf. Morris, Michigan. I HOKE, MELVIN A., B.A. Anligo, Wis., Owl and Ser pent 3, 4; Homccominc Committee 3; Radio Guile 1; Record Librarian 1; So cial Committee 3; Clasi Trees. 4; R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Command Squadron 2, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chicago Tribune Award, Sons of American Revolution Award, Glee Club 1, 2; Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 1; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. HOLMAN, GARY R., B.S., Washburn, Wis., Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Madrigals 4; L.S.A. 2, 3, 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4; lota Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Sund-quist Hall 1; R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps 1. HOLVICK, JOSEPH, B.S., Ashland, Wis. JENNINGS, MARILYN E., B.S., Superior, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Sec. 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Peptomist 2; Gitche Gumoo 1; Student Senate 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. KENYON, JOAN M., Three Year Certificate; Virginia, Minn.; Transfer from Virginia Junior College; Messiah 3; K.P. 2, 3; Alpha Kappa 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 2, 3. KIMBALL, SUSAN, B.S., Superior, Wis. I I KORPELA, ERNEST J., B.S., Wakefield, Mich., Transfer from Santa Maria College, Santa Maria, California; Intramurals 2; l.S.A. 2, 3, 4; lota Delta Chi 2, 3, 4. KORPELA, LAWRENCE J., B.S., Hurley, Wis., Transfer from Gogebic Community College, Ironwood, Mich.; Intramurals 3, 4. KOSKI, KATHLEEN M., B.A., Superior, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Messiah 4; Orchestra 4; Elijah 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa, Treas. 2; Judicial Council 3, 4, Sec. 3; Angel Flight 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. KUBALA, BARBARA A., B.S., Superior, Wis., K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. LEE, MARION L„ B.S., Park Falls, Wis., K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Students League 1, 2, 3, 4; Lambda Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 3; Sigma Gammo Chi 1. LILJEGREN, NANCY K., B.S., Superior, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Gitche Gurnee 3; Sno Queen Candidate 3. LINDSEY, DONALD W„ B.S., Washburn, Wis., Homecoming Committee 2; Ski Club 3; Veterans Club 3; Inter-Fraternity 2, 3, 4; Semper Compares 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2; Pcptomist 1, 2, 3, 4; Gitche Gumoe 3, 4, Faculty Editor 4; Student Senate 4. LINDSTROM, RHODA M., B.S., Superior, Wis., K. P. 1, 2, 3, 4, L.S.A. 1, 2; Tau Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWNEY, ROGER G.. B.S., Superior, Wis., Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conference 1, 2; S Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep-tomist 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 3, 4; Gitche Gurnee 2, 3; Track Team 3, 4; Baseball 4. MARKEE, MARY C., Three Year Certificate, Mellen, Wis., Messiah 1, 3; Elijah 2; K.P. 1, 2, 3,- Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3; Sigma Gammo Chi 1, 2, 3. McGAULEY, GERALD M., B.S., Superior, Wis., Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Information Services Officer 4; Command Squadron 2; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 2. MICKEN, CRYSTAL K., B.S., Superior, Wis., Owl and Serpont 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; L.S.A. 1, 2; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. 'r i i iin MOE, KAREN V., B.S., Superior, Wis., Messiah 1, 4; Elijah 2, 3; Bond 1; Orchestra 1; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Col-vin Club; Lambda Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4. MOE, ROGER D„ B.S., Superior, Wis., Football 1, 2, 4; S Club 1, 3, 4; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4. MUNNINGS, SUSAN, B.S., Superior, Wis. MYERS, JEAN A., B.S., Superior, Wis., Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Acapolla Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Madrigal Singers 4; L.S.A. 1; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; Madwoman of Choillot, Remarkable Mr. Penny-packer, King and the Duke, Time of Your Life; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNI-VERSITIES. NORDLING, JAMES K., B.S., Ironwood, Mich., Transfer from Gogebic Community College. OLEAS, JOANNE D., B.S., Superior, Wis., Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Intermediates 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-arms 3, Pres. 4; Gitche Gurnee 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 2, 3, Co-Editor 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. I I OLSON, LAWRENCE W„ B.S., Iron Belt, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Aeapella Choir 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; lota Delta Chi 2, 3, 4; Sundquist 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum and Bugle Corps 1; Drill Team 1. ORLANDI, RONALD P., B.S., Superior, Wis., Football 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4; S. Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 2; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, Ass't Coach. ORVILLE, MYRNA G., B.S., Wentworth, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; Messiah 1; Elijah 4; Women's Glee Club 1, 4; Band 2; Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2. PALMER, BETTY, B.S., Mill-town, Wis., Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Tou Alpha Chi 2, 3; Sigma Gamma Chi 1. PETERSON, ALICE L., B.S., Grantburg, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; Messiah 2, 4; Soloist 4; Elijah 1, 3; Glee Club 1; Band 1; Madrigals 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 1, Pres. 3; I.V.C.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1. PETERSON, FREDERICK A., B.S., Suporior, Wis., Golf 3, 4. PETERSON, SELMA, B.S., Siren, Wisconsin. ■ I 3 PETERSON, YVONNE, B.S., Superior, Wis., Elijah 1; K.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intor-Club Council 4, Pres. 4; Delta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4. POKELA, WAYNE A., B.S., Brantwood, Wis., Transfer from University of Wisconsin; Intramurals 1; l.S.A. 1. REICH, FRANKLIN V., B.S.. Tomahawk, Wis., Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sundquist Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Trcas. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Command Squadron 1, 2; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. ROGUSKI, EUGENE A., B.S., Ashland, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4. RONCA, JAMES A., B.S., Superior, Wis., Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Social Committee 2, 3; Inter-Fraternity Council 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Fex 1, 2, 3, 4; Gitcho Gurnee 3, 4, Co-editor 4. Sno-king 4; Semper compares personality of the week 4; Bowling 3, 4. ROOKEY, ELIZABETH A., B.S., Superior, Wis., Transfer from Hamline Universily School of Nursing; Messiah 4; Elijah 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; K.P. 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 4; Tau Alpha Chi 3, 4; “The King and the Duke 3. SANDERSON, JOHN A., B.S., Superior, Wis., Track 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 2, 3, 4; Sec.-Trcos. 4; Semper Compares 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, Vice Pres., Pres.; Class Pres. 2; Students Senate 4; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. SEAMS, ELIZABETH L., B.S., Superior, Wis., Messiah 4; K.P. 4. SETTERSTROM, JANICE K., B.S., Superior, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 1, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; L.S.A. 3; Alpha Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; “King and the Duke 3; Snow Queen 3; Schubert Club Scholarship 2; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. SHIRLEY, HOWARD R., B.S., Superior, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 3; Acapella Choir 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. SCHUMACHER, HARALD, B.S., Marathon, Wis. I I I ? SMITH, ALICE M., B.A., Solon Springs, Wis., I.V.C.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3, Pres. 4; “The King and the Duke 3; Inter-Religious Council 3, 4. SMITH. BARBARA J., B.S., Superior, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Calvin Club 1, 2; I.V.C.F. 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; To,u Alpha Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Trees. 4; The Crucible 1; The Rainmaker 2; The Time of Your Life 3; The King and the Duke student director 3; Campus Democrats; WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. SORENSON, MARY J., B.S., South Range, Wis., Transfer from Cornell College, Iowa; Elijah 3; Orchestra 3; K.P. Club 3, 4; Art Club 3. THEWIS, LYLE, B.S., Superior, Wisconsin. THOMPSON, IMOGENE M., B.S., Spooner, Wis., Messiah 2; Elijah 1; I.V.C.F. 4; Sigma Gamma Chi 1, 2, 3; Young Democrats 4; Orchestra 1, 2. WADE. JAMES $., B.S., Rochester, Minn., I.V.C.F. 1, 2; Social Committee 3, Sec. 3; Young Republicans 1, 2; Calvin Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Stu-dent Senate 3; Snow Week Chairman 3. WEBER, JAMES A., B.S., Pork Falls, Wis., Messiah 2, 4; Elijah 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WITT, LILLIAN F., B.S., Minocqua, Wis., Owl and Serpent 4; L.S.A. 1, 2, 3; Lambda Sigma Lambda 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Class Sec. 4; Gitche Gurnee 4. Junior Closs Officers are: President, Gone Koci; Vice President, Sally Maos; Treasurer, toy Loll; Secretary, Ellen Raisancn. Juniors I'm sorry. Miss Karra — but the price is 50e. And now that you've got the books, what are you going to do with them? 'Okay! Now lot's get organized. fggBSBG Earle Anderson, Harold Anderson, Leon Anderson, James Anonich, Gary Bader, Joncur-tis Bailey, Frank Barnard. Jim Bauer, Frances Berg, Anita Bergren, Bruce Bergstrom, Karen Berkseth, Margaret Berndt, Francis Botlach. Walter Bille, John Blahnik, Janice Blair, Robert Blaskoski, Janet Bogaro, Dca Bowden, William Byrns. Bruce Carlsgaard, Lawrence Chada, Paul Chamberlin, John Chieros, Thomas Christopher-son, Robert Churtitch, Henry Clement. Lou Ellen Cockcrham, Mary Conness, Gordon Cronstrom, Russell Cuskey, Carol Dahl, Tony DoPra, George Deemer. Barbara Eckert, Evelyn Ed-ming, Eleanore Edwards, Donald Ekmark, Pauline Elavsky, John Elliott, Alice Erickson. Jack Esler, David Fahrenbeck Arthur Faulkner, Lawrence Fields, Anna Foltz, Helen Forbes, Eldore Franzen. Joseph Gallo, Bruce Gappa, Gina Garriot, Eleanor Gervais, Marita Goffin, Mary Carol Granberg, Ann Greene. Mary Lou Gross, Lawrence Gu-lan, James Gustafson, Susan Gustafson, Donna Hagberg, Caryll Harper, Gretchen Harper. Jeanette Hendricks, Wayne Hicks, John Hillestad, Michael Hodgis, Vernon Hollister, Clifford Holm, Dolores Holm. Gerald Holmbeck, Richard Houtary, Ned Hunter, Stanley Hurst, Margaret Jahnke, James Jamiska, Delbert Jerome. . Betty Johnson, Jeon Marie Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Richard Jorgenson, Kenneth Juvette. Joanne Karra, Richard Kcln-hofer, Robert Kempton, Joan Kenyon, Patricio Kiiloren, Della Klippel, William Koberick. Eugene Koci, Wallace Koel, John Koepp, Wayne Kofal, Eleanor Koivisto, Lenora Ko-nicska, Bruce Kronlund. Clarence lacina, Norman La-Pole, Robert Larson, Frank Larson, Hannoh LeBlonk, Jean Lenihan, Ann Leyda. Allen Lindblad, Keith Lindquist, Raymond Lundgren, James MacKinnon, Joseph McDonald, Eugene McGillis, Edward McGrow. Sally Maas, Rachel Maki, Mary Markee, Maizie Matsu-da. Sherry Mattis, Alroy Mers-nick, James Meyer. Roger Miller, John Montgomery, Kenneth Mosentinc, Jim Murphy, Dean Neuman, James Munro, Patrick Murphy. Emma Nadolski, Robert Nelson, Jerald Ncssman, Walter Nilsen, Jerry Nindorf, Robert Nollot, Warren Nordley. Frances Okonek, John Oles-czyk, Arnelle Olson, Eugene Olson, Andrew Ostazeski, Gail Ostrom, John Palmer. Maude Panlencr, James Par-dun, James Potrillo, Mavis Pederson, Richard Perri, Julie Peterson, Selma Peterson. Patricia Pokela, Kenneth Rai-hala, Ellen Raisanen, Steve Rantala, Earl Rasmussen, June Rasmussen, Richard Reinkall. 54 Stephen Relich, Ernest Richardson, Kenton Richardson, Lucy Richart, Jean Riegleman, Donna Rigoni, John Robinson. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Donald Rock, Lyle Root, Thomas Rose, Roymond Rowe, Donna Roy, Susan Rudolph. Mrs. Judith Russell, Mrs. Marion Sollu, Gerald Solo, Raymond Scharenbroek, Roger Scheldroup, Lowrence Schmidt, Judy Schold. Roger Shober, Duane Shutter, Robert Simonson, Wallace Slade, Marie Smedberg, Pat Smith, Thomos Snyder. Joan Staupe, Herbert Strok, Jim Sturgul, James Sweeney, Lyle Thewis, Ray Thillman, William Thomas. Patricia Thompson, Edalee Tidstrom, Harold Tiffany, Richard Treadway, Patrick Utryo, Gloria Uzelac, Joan Vider. Dale Westerback, Kathryn Wilson, Jack Wohlwend, William Wright, Joan Yaworski, Carol Young, Richard Zell. 55 sophomore The Sophomore Class Officers ore: Secretory, Doug Zingole;; Treasurer, Beverly Newcomb; Vice President, Jim Miller; President, John Taylor. The women's lounge ... a study session. Just the type. Arlene Aho, James Amundson, Arlynn Anderson, Robert Anderson, Gary Anderson, George Anderson, Raymond Anderson. Shirlene Anderson, John Arco, Gerald Aunet, Curtis Berard, Brian Berg, Robert Bergum, Frank Bey. Kathryn Bingham, Judith Bit-ner, James Bleskan, Carl Bong, Richard Borg, Judith Brandeen, Richard Branzell. Peter Brennan, Mary Ann Bud-zak, Robert Burlaga, Charles Burt, Donald Busch, Michael Byrne, Allan Byrnes. Mary Cadigan, Richard Cameron, Charles Caragan, Ann Champaigne, Edward Char-bonneau, Natalie Cherrier, James Childs. Jane Cimarosti, Cyrilla Colloid, Ann Conley, Richard Coons, Ronald Cuhol, Thea Dahlberg, Carver Davis. Marta Dehler, Judy Doherty, Josephine Drinkwine, Madc-lyn Drinkwine, James Duber-ke, David Duffy, Bill Durand. Dianna Duthey, Harlon Ed-lund, Lee Edmonston, James Egan, Barbara Egge, Deanna Ehmann, Joanne Ekstrom. William Erickson, Clarence Evens, Margaret Flister, William Frebs, Edward Fujikawa, Barbara Gallagher, Michael Gallagher. Janice Gatzke, Fred Germi-noro, Joe Gnoza, Howard Gotz, George Gray, Gilda Goeob, Kenneth Gowehler. Albert Guerrero, Bob Hack, Gene Hagen, Thomas Hake, Lois Hankins, Janice Hargraves, Frank Harrington. Richard Hendrickson, Norman Hill, Dean Hoar, Alice Holbrook, Darrell Holm, Lloyd Holmberg, Marshall Horne. Audrey Huray, Robert Hurley, George Hutchinson, Leroy Jacobsen, John Jacobs, Leonard Jacobs, John Jardine. Ray Jennison, John Jensen, Daniel Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Glen D. Johnson. LaVern Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Willard Johnson, Betty Johnston, Lowell Jones, Ros-ella Kama, Earl Karsow. John Kostern, Leonard Kava-jecz, Keith Kielcheski, Arlyn Kielsmeier, Frank Kies, Gerald Kinnee, Thomas Knutson. Kendall Korbas, John Koski, Edward Kossak, David Krahen-buhl, David LaBar, Judith Larson, John Lawson. Sandra Lenfesty, Lee Liljander, Darlene Lindelof, Terrance Lindenberg, Lawrence Lindquist, William Lindstrom, Frank Little. Phillip Little, Susan Locken, James Losness, George Love, Janis Lundberg, Harry Lund-mark, Thomas Lundtveif. Jon Lybeck, Rufhmary McGlas-son, John McIntyre, Edward McKellcr, Ronald Marck, Charles Martin, Oliver Martin. Arne Meier, Leo Messina, Don Midbon, James Miller, Robort Miller, Michael Monaghan, Thomas Moore. Arvid Morken, Danny Mosca, Eugene Nelson, Meredith Nelson, Ted Nelson, Beverly Newcomb, Susan Nichols. 58 Janice Nitla, Anthony Novak, Elenoro Oaks, Joyce Obatake, Harold Olsen, Tom Ostrom, Roger Owens. Carol Pankow, Ronald Pardun, Lawrence Parfitt, Mark Parish, Mary Patten, Walter Pawli-kowski, Larry Petersen. Raymond Peterson, Wayne Peterson, James Pfaff, Carl Pfeifer, Sylvia Picard, Kathleen Plachta, Clifford Plasch. Patricio Quinn, Barbara Raa-flaub, Thomas Radck, Daniel Raleigh, Wayne Remus, David Richart, Donald Rockstad. Barbara Rogers, Diane Rowe, Donold Saari, James Sampson, Richard Sampson, Nancy Sandberg, Charlene Sathcr. John Sathcr, Thomas Schindler, Ronald Schneider, Jean Schultz, Judith Scvals, Mervin Shaffer, Patricia Shanesy. George Sheridan, James Sheridan, Susan Shulstad, Diane Smith, James Smith, Thomas Snowbeck, Marilyn Sommers. Cora Lee Soper, Myrna Soroka, Marian Spohn, Kay Stack, James Stamek, Gary Star-stead, Laurie Stone. Ralph Stromquist, Gust Stroo-zas, William Sturm, James Swanson, Leslie Swanson, John Taylor, Julie Templeton. Warren Terkelson, William Thompson, William Thompson, Betty Thomson, Vincent Tollers, Roger Tyrrell, Patricia Urli. Judy Utech, Mary Utschinski, Gary Valeske, Elia Vernikos, Morris Vcsperman, Catherine Vider, Robert Vocelka. Dovid Waite, Lawrence Wal-dum, Knute Wallin, Roberta Wastrack, Janice Waterhouse, Bruce Webb, Annabellc Weiss. Michael Willettc, Mike Williams, Joanne Willoughby, Richard Wilson, Dwayne Woerpel, Frances Wolden, Jim Yaworski, Ted Yehle, Douglas Zingale, Joe Zondlo. 60 _________ • Class Officers, John Anderson, Vice President; Mary Jane Peterson, Sec.-Treasurer; Charles McCauley, Pres- freshmen Janyce Aasmundrud, Joyce Aasmundrud, Barbara Abra-homson, Jean Aho, Nancy Almstedt, Julie Ames, Arnelle Anderson. Harvey Anderson, John Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Neal Anderson, Robert Anderson, Roger Anderson, Sandra Andrea. Clifford Autio, Barbara Baker, Nancy Baker, Ocannc Baldridge, James Barber, William Boy, Michael Becker. Gary Benson, Wayne Benson, Daryl Berg, Twyla Berggren, Betty Bergsten, Wils Bergstrom, Isabel Bernardo. Jerry Berndt, Paul Beyers, Marvin Bilso, Anne Black, Ion Blakey, Gerald Blank, John Elewett. Carol Bloom, Philip Bohnen, George Bong, Bonnie Boya, Marian Boya, Mary Britton, Carolyn Burns. John Burton, Gerald Byrnes, Don Carlson, Daniel Carlson, Karen Carlson, Morris Carlson, Joanne Caroon. Nancy Carrier, David Casinel-li, Patrick Chapman, Donald Chisholm, Karen Christianson, Robert Clark, Phyllis Cleary. Richard Clemenson, Eugene Cockson, Janice Coda, James Collins, Judith Cook, Donald Cross, Paul Dahlie. Jan Davison, Sandra Dehn, Dianne DeRiemaker, Jo Ann Dippel, John Driesson, Rose Marie Durand, Diane East. Cory Edburg, Linda Elkin, Judith Ely, Richard Engstrom, Averil Erbe, Carol Rae Erickson, David Erickson. 62 '9MHML i Nancy Erickson, James Far-makes, Robert Ferguson, Bill Fiandt, Eugene Fields, Mark Finn, Betty Finsland. Marilyn Flogstad, Allen For-selh, Jack Frandy, Frank Fredericks, Donald Frye, Thomas Gerovac, Judy Gjess-ing. Frank Glonchak, Warren Gob-in, Linda Gocltz, Kenneth Graefz, John Grahm, Carol Grandhagen, Earl Gronroth. Gail Greenberg, Patricia Grig-lak, Richard Grimsrud, Ronald Gunderson, Clyde Gunderson, Frank Hamblin, Claudia Ham-merbcck. James Hammerbeck, Alfred Hanson, Donna Hanson, Jac-quelin Hanson, Robert Hard, Helen Hardies, Paul Harvey. Richard Hassel, Anita Haugen, Ken Heino, Roger Hendrickson, LaVarn Hinaus, Dale Hin-tikka, William Hovey. Jim Hudak, Mary Isham, Bill Jacobs, George Jossick, Judith Jacobson, Linda Jacobsen, Kathleen Jacobson. Elwyn Jamison, Robert Jancs-ki, Nancy Jacobs, Jack Jensen, Sandra Jensen, Marcia Joelson, Charles Johnson. David Johnson, Emily Johnson, Gary Johnson, John Johnson, Larry Johnson, Mark Johnson, Mary Johnson. Michael Johnson, Vernon Johnson, Richard Joos, Barbara Joy, James Kangas, James Kantarik, Richard Kau konen. Winifrid Kawani, Andrew Kazukewicz, John Keith, Larry Keith, William Keller, Luise Kelly, William Kerr. 5 e f £ tV' eL Vv y _ MlxST V is m a. ! V IV Oi 4CJ 9 iv Q 0 r ;.a £ 1Q Cl S L l o .y 63 John Kirkwood, Judith Kirmse, Robert Kjell, Pamela Klinker, James Klungness, Roland Kmecik, John Knich. Mary Koel, Patricia Koel, Helen Kofal, Mary Kongcvick, Theodore Koski, Ronald Ko-sola, Roy Kunke. Albert Kunselman, Thomas LaChapelle, Edward Lambert, Roger Lambert, Lois Larson, Swanhjld Larson, Franklin La-Vine. Joyce Lawler, Charlotte Lee, Jean Levake, William Lewis, Richard Lidell, Woyn Lind-berg, Carol Lindsay. Terry Linehan, Patrick Liston, Janet Lombard, Jerry Losness, Terry Lovejoy, Michael Ludtke, Cathy lue. Jack Lundberg, William Lund-berg, Richard Lundeen, Charles McCauley, Mary Mc-Corkcll, Michael McGrath, Lloyd McKenzie. Wilson McLean, John McLennan, Dan McMinn, Thomas McMullen, Joyce Mobie, Dianne Mociosek, Wilma Magnu-son. Tom Maimares, Joseph Maki, Ronald Maki, Bob Mansky, Patrick Marino, Richard Marino, Marjorie Markon. Ernest Martinson, Marilyn Mattis, Kay Meaeham, Mike Melton, Allen Miner, Russell Mittlestadt, Judith Mizinski. Theodore Moody, William Moon, Kathleen Moran, Dean Morss, Kathryn Motyka, Judith Movick, Keith Muller. Lionel Munro, Lauren Nash-lund, Frederick Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Thomas Nelson, William Nelson, Robert Nett. 64 ■ James Neuses, Robert Neuman, Thomas Nicoski, Richard Nyberg, Edward O'Brien, Julie O'Brien, Richard O'Brien. Janet Ogren, David Olson, Donald Olson, Gerald Olson, Karen Olson, Thomas Olson, William Omberg. Claudio Opien, Jon Orstad, Charlotte Otto, Joyce Owl, Donna Palmer, Douglas Palmer, Robert Patterson. Joan Pawlicki, Larry Pederson, James Penbcrthy, Doug Peterson, Joan Peterson, Mary Peterson, Melbourne Peterson. Robert Peterson, James Pettit, Ronald Pipoly, David Pitmon, Leslie Pixley, Sally Pleski, Paul Pohland. Karen Pollari, Robert Pollack, Lawrence Poppe, Mary Post, Marie Powors, Tom Quinn, Edward Raboin. Beverly Rafko, Marjorie Raisch, Edna Ralston, David Rasmussen, Harvey Reynolds, William Reynolds, Allen Rich. William Rigoni, David Ritsche, Wayne Ritxman, Robert Robey, Dale Rodell, Charles Roebkc, Daniel Romberg. Patricio Howe, Heinz Rudau, Thomas Rumbaugh, Christopher Russ, Marie Ruthgeerts, Andrew Rydberg, Mary Rzpecki. Bonnie Salo, Roger Sandvick, Gretchen Sauer, Donald Sau-ter, Patrick Savage, Dennis Savoy, James Schmidt. Louis Schmidt, William Scoble, Mickey Sears, Willa Soeburg-er, Janetto Seifferf, Joyce Seifferf, Richard Silinski. 65 - Robert Shull, Paul Skamser, William Slicor, Jeanne Smith, Stanley Smith, Robert Sorenson, Donna Spohn. George Staupe, Patricio Stei-mel, Carol Stevens, Arthur Stokos, Richard Stoll, Kenneth Stone, Daniel Storry. Pete Stroozas, Mary Jo Stubb, Joanne Stubfors, Mae Sumi-kowa, Nancy Sweet, Eugene Swenson, Mabel Sylvester. Robert Tafelski, Judith Thompson, Robert Thompson, Carole Tietyen, Richard Tills, Jerald Tjader, Wayne Tongue. James Trojanowski, Barbara Tribbey, Nicholas Trombley, Thomas Uhlin, Judy Vacha, Robert Van Driessche, Robert Verba. Thomas Vesterby, Martin Vit-cenda, Byron Vocelka, Judith Vriesacker, Melvin Wallan, Carol White, Robert White-head. Norman Wick, Richard Wick, Carolyn Wiemer, LaVerne Wiinamaki, John Williams, Mary Wilson, Vernon Wood. Robert Woytowich, Gerald Yehle, Irvine Yehle, Maryanna Zier, Mary Ellen Zilisch, Donald Zwernik. — Together We form a pottern. In the sands of our life And the rocks of our friendships We form an island chain. Each alike, yet different We are dose Within each other's shores. Together, each alike yet different The sands form a pattern. In their small shapes and colors Loosely sown on beaches Carpeting the sea They form island chains And continents. inter-sorority council The Inter-Sorority Council consists of two members, the president and vice-president of each of the four sororities on campus. The purpose of the council is to agree on terms regulating rushing, initiating, pledging, or any other questions that the girls find may arise throughout the year, and to insure good fellowship. Officers: President..............................................Yvonne Peterson Vice-President.....................................Joan Hurst Secretary-Treasurer........................Marilyn Jennings First row: Marilyn Jennings, Lillian Witt, Ellen Raisanen, Yvonne Peterson. Second row: Joan Hurst, Sandra Logo, Virginia Johnson, Joonne Oleas. inter-fraternity council Left to right: John Sanderson, Neal Sparby, Jim Ronca, Bill Koberick, Gary Holman, Roger Miller, John Taylor, John Montgomery. Members of the Inter-Fraternity Council ore comprised of two men from each of the fraternities on campus. This organization serves to create better inter-fraternity relations and to establish and to maintain regulations regarding rushing, pledging, initiations, and other problems of mutual interest to the fraternities. The advisor for the group is Mr. Arlausky. Officers for the first semester were: President............ Vice-President....... Secretary-Treasurer. ..........Al Hart ...Neal Sparby John Sanderson alpha kappa First row: Sue Kimball, Janice Blair, Virginia Johnson, Ellen Raisanon, Judy Utech; Corol Dahl, Joan Kenyon. Second row: Joan Yaworski, Edee Tidstrom, Frances Okonek, Crystal Micken, Loy Loll, Marie Larson, Kit Wilson, Jean Meyers, Arnelle Olson, Roberto Wastract. Third row: Gina Gorriotf, Kay Koski, Kathleen Plachta, Arlene Aho, Sandro Lenfesty, Pat Quinn, Janice Setferstrom, Pauline Elavsky, Dorothy Johnson, Eleonore Oakes, Delores Holm. Loy Loll, Alpha Kappa Homecoming Candidate The Alpha Kappa Sorority began the year with their Homecoming campaign. Our candidate for Homecoming Queen was Miss Loy Loll, from Wohpeton, N.D. The skit presenting the candidate, featured one of our athletic coaches, Mr. Mertz Mortorelli os Prince Charming. Our float entitled We Chews To Win, won first prize in the artistic float division. Harvest Moon was the theme for this year's Alpha Kappa semi-formal held on October 24th. Decorations were in time with the beautiful Indian summer weather this fall. First semester rushing yielded two fine new members. Miss Evelyn Edming and Miss Janice Waterhouse. They were pledged in a candlelight ceremony early in November. A record hop following our second home basketball game was the next project in line. Money raising projects were held throughout the year. One of our sorority sisters. Miss Janice Blair was honored with a solo in the Messiah this year. Miss Arnelle Olson played Gertrude, the queen in Mr. Pacey Beers' production of Hamlet held in November. Concluding the 1958-59 season, the Alpha Kappa Sorority may look back on a most successful and satisfying year. Officers ore (top) Ellen Raisonen, president; Judy Utech, secretary; Virginia Johnson, vice president; Marie Larson, treasurer. Miss Nancy Mullin, advisor, shows Janice Blair and Loy Loll how to do the Memphis Shuffle. 73 First row: Pat Killoren, Yvonne Peterson, Gloria Uzelac, Mary Lou Gross, Joanne Oleas, Nancy Liljegren, Ann Greene, Joanne BurgrafF. Second row: Meredith Nelson, Pat Smith, Karen Berkseth, Toni Foote, Diane Smith, Margaret Robinson, Susan Locken, Mary Markee, Joanne Johnson, Suson Shulstad, Ann Conley. Third row: Madelyn Drinkwine, Judy Sevals, Charlene Sather, Sally Maas, Judy Freid, Mary Granberg, Gretchcn Harper, Marita Goffin, Betty Johnson, Ruth McGlasson, Julie Peterson. delta sigma The Dramas storied out the school year with a football victory dance, Football Final held in Gates Gym. We presented our very lovely candidate, Judy Freid, for Homecoming. In State We Trust was our colorful prize-winning piggy bank float in the Homecoming Parade. Delta Sigma also sponsored a tea for their returning alumni during this time. In December, under the chairmenship of Pat Killoren and Muffy Nelson, the Dramas proceeded from home to home for their very unique and fun-packed annual Progressive Dinner. We did our best to spread Christmas cheer by aiding a needy family. Judy Freid and Yvonne Peterson acted os co-chairmen for the annual Dinner Dance, a January event. Rushing and Sno-Week kept us busy the rest of the winter. Spring came and with it our very festive formal, Carousel. Our picnic and enjoyoble, memorable and sentimental senior banquet concluded the events for a very happy, satisfying year for Delta Sigma. Advisor to our group is Miss Kathryn Ohman. 74 A special treat—Judy Freid, our Officers for 1958-59 include Pat Killoren, sergeant-at-arms; Joanne Oleos, Homecoming candidate, president; Yvonne Peterson, vice president; Mary Lou Gross, secretary; Gloria Uzclac, treasurer. SJUUfcNT UNION BlJlimur, Wisconsin statTcoiiege Hn.fciuPr R,0R' wisc°nsin HOUSINGoHOHt FINANCE AGENCY PROJECT WIS. V-CH-28IS UNIT E) 0W C, ,| oi'u°(0 c 0.Ms$T ACTION CO SUP.p.� B stACK bros. .I Ann, Sue, and Sally observe the progress of the new Student Union. Gloria Uzelac and Charlene Sather, formal co-chairmon look over their formals for the event. Karen and Diane contribute their gifts to a needy family at Christmas. First row: Pot Byrnes, Bud Relich, Russ Heinkel, Mr. Ted Pittman, advisor. Bud Byrnes, Tom Plant, Jerry Nindorf, les Swanson. Second row: Dave Duffy, Jim Yoworski, Ron Orlandi, Al Guerrero, Danny Mosca, Earle Anderson, Curt Bcrard, Arlyn Anderson, Louie Burlaga, George Sheridan, Joe McDonald. Third row: Don Midbon, Jim Ronca, Bob Hack, Jim Mun-roe, Rog Donley, Neal Sparby, Dale Westerback, Chuck Erickson, Jim Sweeney, Pete McIntyre, Gene Evens. Absent: Jack Evens, Lyle Smith, Dick Foote, Rog Moe, Jerry Solo, Ken Richardson, Jim Nagel, Ron Schultz, Chuck Bankey, Dale Elliot, Joe Arco, Dick Dolan, Bernie Tomzak, Dan Vucovich. fex So the Fex are bound as one and there will never be a none, for the Fex has a meaning all its own. The year 1959 saw the Fex Fraternity complete its 44th successful year os a campus fraternal organization. The school year began with our candidate for Homecoming King, Jack Chopper Evens, winning the coveted golden crown. The Fex entry in the Homecoming parade won second prize in the humorous division. Our Homecoming skit won much acclaim, including a letter from President Jim Dan Hill. At Thanksgiving time, Fex members arrived at the two Superior children's homes with plump Thanksgiving turkeys. The 44th annual Fex Christmas Formal under the cochairmanship of Al Guerrero and Bob Hack was held at the V.F.W. Hall on December 27. As in the past our dance proved to be one of the biggest of the year. 76 A New Year's Eve party was held for our members and friends at a local hall. All those who participated reported they hod a good time. Easter Monday found us honoring our alumni with the annual stag banquet. Alumni from all over the country: Minnesota, Michigan, Oklahoma, Colorado, California, Ohio . . . attended. The month of May was the occasion for the annual Fex Dinner Dance. We went all out in making this one the most successful ever held. During the evening the dates of the Fex members were presented with mementos of the dance. The Fex closed out another great year with our yearly picnic. The years may go we'll ne're forget the days that used to be, for dear old Fex we love you yet, live on fraternity. ■M Thanksgiving, and a turkey for the Children's Home. New faces, new helpers . . . Jack Chopper Evens, 1958 Homecoming King. Jim Ronca, editor 1959 Gitch. The Fex chose Miss Joanne Karra as their Sweeheart of 1959. First row: Knute Wallin, Gary Holman, John Taylor, Bill Wright, John Hilton, Joe Zondlo. Second row: ’John Anderson, Ray Rowe, ‘Eugene Nelson, Tom Moore, Eugene Koci, ‘Dennis Johnson, Len Jacobs, Keith Kielcheski. Third row: Gary Poore, ‘Dove Krahenbuhl, Herb Buran, ‘Dick Cameron, Verne Simon, Alvar Carlson, Ken JuVette, Bob Klungness, Ed Slovak. Absent for picture: Dick Treadway, Henry Clement, Al Hart, John Fortier, Vern Hollister, Arne Meier, Norman Hill. ‘New Members iota delta chi Officers: President......................................Gary Holman Vice-President.........................................John Hilton Secretary..............................................John Taylor Treasurer......................................Bill Wright Chaplain......................................Knute Wallin Sgt-ot-Arms.....................................Joe Zondle The first semester sprang at us from its lair at the end of summer and despite its abrupt appearance, was welcomed as it brought with it good friends who would share in the projects, activities, and good times that were to follow. The absence of our friend and long-time advisor. Dr. Jay M. McKee, who resigned to ossume a teaching position on the island of Guam, was felt by all but we were fortunate in gaining Dr. Neil McKay who serves as our advisor. Activities for the year began with Homecoming for which we sponsored Gary Holman as King candidate. Our part In the festivities included a comical skit (complete with livestock) and as our contribution to the parade. Brother Al Hart's much abused Model A Ford, was appropriately decorated. Contributions to campus social life included several post game dances and our successful 41st Annual Formal held at the Androy Hotel. As another memorable year, dotted with informal get-togethers, neared its end, we held our Annual Alumni Banquet and as the last activity, a farewell party for graduating seniors. Dr. Neil McKay, advisor Dr. Arthur Duwe, advisor Student Government — Al Hort, President; John Fortier, Vice-President; Knute Wallin, Alvor Carlson, Eugene Koci, Dick Treadway, Bill Wright, len Jacobs. John Taylor, John Anderson, Ken JuVette. Class Presidents — Herb Buran, Senior,- Gene Koci, Junior; John Taylor, Sophomore. Publications — Vern Hollister, Peptomist Co-editor; Len Jacobs, Peptomist Associate Editor. Religious Organizations —Gene Koci, Calvin Club President; Dave Krahenbuhl, Wesley Fellowship President. Command Squadron — John Taylor, Commander. Dramatics —Dick Treadway, John Fortier, Vern Hollister, Arne Meier. A scene from our Homecoming skit. Cruds Nelson and Cameron lend a hond of St. Mary's Hospital during Help Week activities. Dick Treadway . . . Hamlet in dromo deportment presentation of that play. First row: Eugene Olson, Warren Torkelson, Ron Marck, Leon Anderson, Gary Bader, Roger Miller. Second row: Don Anklcy, larry Parfitt, Al Johnson, Tom Snowbeck, George Sampson. Robert Eddy, Larry Peterson. Third row: Don Djock, Lowell Jones, Jerry losness, Arlyn Kichlsmcycr, Richard Coons, Stan Hurst, Russ Frahm, Duane Shutter. lambda delta chi Officers for the first semester were: President ...........................................Leon Anderson Vice-President.........................Roger Miller Treasurer...............................John Montgomery Corresponding Secretary.....................Ronald Marck Recording Secretary..................................Gary Bader Sergeant-ot-Arms ..................................Warren Terkelson The Lambda Delta Chi fraternity started the year with our members discussing the activities of the summer months, old times, and the plans for the 1958-1959 school year. Following the election of officers, the L.D.C.'s formulated plans for Homecoming. We nominated Don ''Bing Ankley os our Homecoming king candidate. Other Homecoming activities included our skit in the Homecoming assembly and a float in the Homecoming parade. The next important event of the year was the rushing of new members. Jerry Losness, Jim Losness, Larry Parfitt, and Larry Peterson were initiated into our fraternity. Throughout the year the L.D.C.'s held numerous social activities and dances. The highlight of our year was the traditional Shamrock Ball. Attendance at this 47th annual affair was very good. Closing out the year's activities were our warm-weather picnics and other outings. 80 Shamrock Formal plans in the making. Officers and Dr. Tychsen, advisor. l.D.C. scum go through the paces. First row.- Keren Moe, Sondy Logo, Donna Dahlie, Miss Westlund, Martha Ames, Maixie Matsuda, Della Klippel and JoAnn Willoughby. Second row: Laurie Stone, Judy Doherty, Mary Pollen, Donna Hogberg, Shirlene Anderson, Joanne Ekstrom, Natalie Chcrrier, Bov-crly Newcomb, Marion lee, Lillian Witt, and Mary Jo Casey. Third row: Barbara Egge, Susan Rudolph, Diane Duthey, Darlene Lindelof, Marilyn Sommers, Margaret Berndt, Judy Larson, Joan Rutledge, Pat Urli, Susan Gustafson, ond Betty Thomson. lambda sigma lambda The members of Lombdo Sigma Lambda Sorority began the school year with the usual preparations for homecoming. A take off on South Pacific was used to present our candidate to the election assembly. Our candidate, Sandy Logo, was elected by the student body to reign os queen over the homecoming activities. Our float entered in the humorous division was titled, Even Lux Can't Stop Our Runs. Lillian Witt was appointed general chairman of our 40th Annual Winter formal dance. Held at the Androy Hotel, the dance was entitled Crystal Ball. Our Christmas party was held on December 16. As in the past, the members gave a Christmas bosket to a needy family in lieu of exchanging small gifts. The second semester found the Lambdas taking part in the annual Sno-Week activities and rushing. A scholarship was given to a worthy music student and an Easter basket was taken to one of the Superior Children's homes. In May we held our Mother's Tea and a banquet for our graduating seniors, Martha Ames, Mary Jo Casey, Donna Dahlie, Marion Lee, Karen Moe, and Lillian Witt. Lambda advisors are Miss Hildur Westlund and Miss Lydia Thering. First semester officers were: President, Martha Ames, Vice President, Donna Dahlie, Treasurer, Sandy Logo and Secretary, Maizie Matsuda. 82 Sandy Loga, our 1958 Homecoming Queen. Mr. Stafford did have patience, didn't he? Lillian Witt, chairman of the Crystal Ball. i 1 First Row: Sid Wright, Tom Knutson, Pat Murphy, Tom Nichols, Harry Sorenson, Jack Teeportcn, Jim Cowman, Frank Harrington. Second row: Steve Rantala, Ben Seigley, William Bergstrom, Bill Erickson, Sam Mersnick, Bill Koberick, Gene Burbey, Don Jensen, Merve Schaeffer, Bruce Bergstrom. Third row: John Burton, Tony DePra, Jack Koski, Ken Heino, Dave Lavine, Chuck Chada, Tony lovretta, Reno Fechlner, Al Minor, Tom Hake. Fourth row: Joe Holvick, Bob Larsen, Jim Bleskan, Bud Sandvick, Dove Muntean, Clarence Lacina, John Sanderson, Bill Christianson, Phil Little, Wayne Kofal, Ray Peterson. semper compares Tom Nichols, a sophomore from Sparta, Wisconsin was our Homecoming candidate. The Semper Compares Fraternity presented Don Greenwood with an Outstanding Athlete of the Year award for his fine performance in football this year. On November 21st we held our semi-formal dance which turned out to be a huge success. Two rushers were sponsored to obtain members and after a training period type initiation, a formal initiation was held preceding the formal. Second semester included the annual Men's Stag, a Dinner-Dance and the fun and parties that are common to college fraternities. 84 Don Greenwood receives the first annual Semper Compares Player of the Year award from Jack Teeporten while Don's father, Horry, looks on. 85 First row: Pot Pokela, Lois Anderson, Joan Hurst, Miss Wolfmger, advisor; Marilyn Jennings, Barbara Smith, Joan Vider. Second row: Mary Budzak, Jeanette Hendricks, Judy Bitner, Kay Stack, Margaret Jahnke, Lenora Konieska, Marge Flister, Mary Kay Utschinski. Third row: Thea Dohlberg, Kay Bingham, Lucy Richart, Barbara Raaflaub, Dianna Van Goethen, Marta Dahler, Barbara Kubala, Rhoda lindstrom, Betty Rookoy. tau alpha chi The first semester was full of activities for the Tax girls. To help boost WSC's Homecoming we selected Dianna Van Goethen to be our queen candidate. Our float for the Homecoming parade was entitled We'll Put E. C. to Sleep With the Sands of Defeat. Other events included a pancake supper, giving a Thanksgiving dinner to a needy family, and sponsoring an all-school dance after the Bethel basketball game. We also took in two new Tax members during the first semester. At Christmas we held our annual Alumni Tea and also gove gifts to a needy family. Tax had members who played on volleyball and basketball teams and participated in the WAA tournaments. After the mid-semester breather we were busy with second semester activities. Following the rushers was the traditional candlelight and ivy ceremony for the new members. In February we held our annual Sweetheart Ball at which a lovely co-ed was chosen Sweetheart of the year. Sno-week activities were also enthusiastically supported by Tax. In the spring we gave the Athletic Banquet to honor the lettermen. At another springtime tea we honored our mothers. Tau Alpha Chi finished a busy year with a banquet for our five graduating seniors. 86 Officers: President...................................... Joan Hurst Vice-president........................... Marilyn Jennings Secretary ............. Lois Anderson Treasurer..................... Barbara Smith Advisor...............................................Miss Wolfmger Fat Pokela, Kindergarten Primary Secretary. Lenora Konicska, Pcp-tomijt Editor. After a successful Pancake Supper. New sweaters arrive in time for Homecoming Parade. Dianna Von Goethen, our Homecoming Queen Candidate. primary First row: Pot Koel, Diane Smith, Susan Shulstad, Judy Doherty, Charlene Sather, Barbara Joy. Second row: Kathleen Bingham, Lois Hankins, Judy Sevals, Madelyn Drinkwine, Meredith Nelson, Kay Utschinski, Emilie Johnson, Gretchen Sauer, Pat Quinn, Ann leyda. Third row: Judy Utech, Susan Locken, Barbara Raaflaub, Ruthmary McGlasson, Carol Pankow, Joanne Ekstrom, Darlene Lindelof. Fourth row: Veronna Britton, Marto Dchlcr, Betty Thomson, Mary Ann Johnson, Janet Lombard, Judy Gembolis, Moryanna Zier, Wilma Magnuson. Officers: President............. Vice President........ Secretary............. Treasurer ............ Advisor............... ......Mary Jo Casey ...... Barbara Eckert ...... Donna Hagberg ...... Virginia Johnson Miss Louis Ada Wilson 88 primary First row: Veronna Britton, Maizie Matsuda, Nancy Almstedt, Helen Forbes, Eleanor Gervais, Janis Lundbcrg, Janyce Aasmundrud. Second row: Carol Dahl, Patricia Griglok, Shirley Davis, Dea Bowden, Jeon levake, Janet Bogaro, Joyce Aasmundrud. Third row: Pauline Elavsky, Edna Ralston, Alice Peterson, Marion Lee, Carol Stevens, Deanna Baldridge, Mary Markee, Nancy liljegren. Fourth row: Donna Roy, Lois Anderson, Virginia Johnson, Patricia Bryski, Marie Powers. Fourth row: Jonet Ogren, Mary Jo Sorenson, Betty Rookey, Joan Staupe, Avis Hanson, Moxine Hansen, Janice Coda, Solly Pleski, Mary Jane Peterson, Gretchen Harper, Pat Glass. The Kindergarten-Primary Club is made up of students in education who are training to become primary teachers. Seniors in the club are also members of the Association of Childhood Education International. Ouring the year the group puts on several teas besides their monthly meetings. These meetings help new members to get better acquainted and also serves as an educational maxim. 89 intermediate club First row: Joanne Oleas, Sandy Jenson. Second row: Jeanette Hendricks, Joyce Obatake, Naomi Kawanc, Donna Rigoni, Mary Lou Gross, Nancy Edwards. Third row: Mae Sumi-hawa, Karen Olsen, Movis Pederson, Edward Fujikawa, Catherine Vider, Annabelle Weiss, Julie Templeton. The Intermediate Club is a social and educational organization whose members are students who will teach grades four through eight. Each month a business-social meeting was held. This year the Intermediate Club again published a Student-Faculty directory. Miss Waite acted as faculty advisor with Dianna Van Goethen, President, Mary Lou Gross, Vice President, Jeanette Hendricks, Secretary, and Catherine Vider, Treasurer. 90 women’s athletic association Seated: Barbara Raaflaub, President Lois Anderson, Sally Maas. Standing: Jeanne Smith, Ann Conley, Joanne Olcas, Laurie Stone, Janis Gotzke, Diane East. The Women's Athletic Association is an organization consisting of every girl on campus. The board or executive body includes one delegate from each sorority, the Cheerleaders, the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. The Freshman class is represented by one local and one out-of-town girl. This year the W.A.A. sponsored a Co-Rec night once a month. They also backed the Cheerleaders in a high school Cheerleading Clinic and together with the S Club sponsored a Campus Carnival. Miss Lydia Thering is advisor for the group. Officers include: President, Lois Anderson, Vice President, Laurie Stone, and Secretary-Treasurer, Sally Maas. 91 s club First row: Joe Holvick, Jim Pattrito, Don Greenwood, Dick Perri, Roger Scheldroup, Tony DoPra, Jim Sheridan. Second row: Bill Koberick, Roger lowney, Jim Munroe, Ron Orlandi, Bob Thomas, Clarence lacina, Tom Nichols. Third row: Mervin Schaffer, Bil Thompson, Don Midbon, Elrey Mersnick, Jim Hammerbeck, Jim langolis, Dave Casinelli. Officers: President............ Vice-President....... Secretary-Treasurer ...Gene Burbey .....Tony DaPra Harold Anderson The S Club, a group of varsity Icttermen in basketball ond football on the campus, gives a helping hand to the athletic department throughout the year. During the past year the members sold refreshments at the games, gave desk blotters to the students, presented children of the orphanage with complimentary tickets to many of the games, and entertained the graduating seniors at the annual athletic banquet held at the end of the year. The club honored the graduating lettermen by presenting them with blankets and pins on this occasion. 92 alpha psi omega First- row: Sandy Logo, Pat Killoran, Pauline Elovsky, Barbara Smith, Jean Meyers. Second row: Jim Nagle, Vernon Hollister, Roger Kempton, Dwayne Woerpel, John Fortier, Arne Meier, Roger Roper. Officers: Alpha Psi Omega is an honorary dramatic fraternity on President........................................John Fortier compus. To qualify for membership one is required to have Vice-President..................................Arnelle Olson taken an active part in the production of college plays. Secretary........................................Pat Killoran The plays as well as other activities keep the members busy Treasurer.........................................Roger Roper through the entire year. 93 ski club Row 1: Ann Conley, Anito Haugen, Barbara Eckert, Joe Holvick. Row 2: Pat Klinker, Janice Coda, Tony DaPra, Bill Hovey. Row 3: Helen Forbes, Sally Ploski, John Taylor. Row 4: Roger Tyrell, Bob Simonson. Row 5: Danny Carlson, Don Olson. Officers-. President.....................................Tony DaPro Vice President................................Bing Ankley Senary........................................Lois Nelson Corresponding Secretary.......................Al Guerrero Treasurers......................John Taylor, Helen Forbes This is a club on campus to promote and introduce skiing to the interested ski fans who haven't tried it yet as well as to give those who have skill in the sport, more of an opportunity to perfect that skill. The club members take pleasure in sponsoring yearly activities such as dances, a spaghetti feed, a candy sale, swimming party and a sleigh ride. The money earned by these activities will go toward the annual ski trip. This year's goal is Colorado. 94 inter varsity Christian fellowship First row: Alice Smith, Jan SeifFert, Carol Lindsay, Jeanne Seiffert. Second row: Judy Jacobson, Tom Schindler, Lois Hankins. Third row: David Lebor, David Richart, Kenneth Anderson. Inter-Vorsily Christian Fellowship is on inter-denominotional student organization completely student-led with notional and international affiliations. lutheran student association Firs! row: Coro Sopor, Charlotte Otto, Jan Ogren, Swanhild Larson. Second row: Edalee Tidstrom, Bonnie Boyo, Arlene Aho, Lois Anderson, Marie Larson, Judy Utech, Joanne Ekstrom, Helen Forbes. Third row: George Hutchinson, Emilie Johnson, Chuck Chada, Nancy Sandberg, Stanley Hurst, Paulino Elovsky, Anita Haugen, Wilma Magnuson, Bob Simonson, John Taylor. Officers are: The L.S.A. is on association for oil Lutheran students on President...................................... Chuck Chada campus. The progrom of the L.S.A. includes weekly supper Vice President....................................Joan Kenyon meetings where the members gather at Holy Trinity Lu- Secretary....................................Patricia Pokela theron Church for fellowship and worship and where they Treasurer....................................... Deon Rowe discuss vital issues to Christians on the campus. The social gatherings L.S.A. has scheduled for this year included: Regional workshop. Area workshop. Regional spring Ashram, visiting the Children's Home, Annual Spring banquet with U.M.D., Thanksgiving banquet, Christmas worship service, and gathering every month with L.S.A. students from U.M.D. 96 newman club First row: Judy Mizinski, Kothleen Plachta, Ernest Martinson, Robert Chelen, Mary Brittan, Jeanette Hendricks, Claudette Jensen, Diane DeRiemaker, Sandra Jonsen, Robert Janoski, George Jessick, Julie O'Brien, Bob Bluski, Bob Nollet, Phyliss Cleary, Lawrence Schmidt, Father William Wenninger. Second row: Robert Barton, Carolyn Burns, Steve Bauer, Isabel Bernardo, Al Franzen, Dianne Van Goethen, Jim Egan, Pat Bryski, Franklin Reich, Mary Jo Cosey, Bill Kerr, Nancy Swcot, Bill Fiandt, Donald Zwornik, Christopher Russ, Eugene Byrnes. Third row: Tom Quinn, Joan Staupe, Jim Weber, Nancy Carrier, Donna Roy, Reno Fechtner, Sue Gustafson, Lawrence W. Olson, Maryanne Zier, Roy Scharenbeock, Carolyn Wiemer, Don Raleigh, Mary Jane Peterson, Paul Harvey, Judy Vriesockcr, John Blahnik, Marie Ruthgeerts. The Newmon Club of Superior State is an organization composed of all the Catholic students on tho campus. Its purpose is to promote spiritual, intellectual, and social welfare for the college students. The group sponsors various social and religious activities during the year; some of which are Banquet Suppers, Communion Breakfasts, a Day of Recollection, and an annual Newman Club picnic. At Superior State the Newman Club is a branch of the North Central Provinces of Newman Clubs and is affiliated with the National Newman Club Federation. At the right are Father William Wenninger, Chaplain; Eugene Byrnes, Vice President; Mr. Pritchard, Advisor; Alex i.aGrandc, Guest Speaker for Banquet; Lawrence Schmidt, President. wesley fellowship Wesley Fellowship is a student organization for Methodists and Congregationalists. The group met every Wednesday evening at five o'clock at the Central Methodist-Congregational Church. Their program included recreation, followed by supper, group singing, a short business meeting, and a speaker followed by devotions and general discussion. Members of the group attended the Great Plains Regional Officer's Training Conference at Arlington, South Dakota in the summer of 1958, a Model United Nations Assembly at LaCrosse, Wisconsin in November, and their spring conference at Pine Lake in April, along with numerous other retreats and conferences held at several Wisconsin and other state colleges during the year. Wesley Fellowship is affiliated with the Wisconsin Methodist Student Movement. First row: Kay Mitchum, toy Loll, Ruth McGlasson, Dea Bowden, Virginia Johnson, Eleanor© Oaks. Second row: Donna Spohn, Katherine Wilson, Ann Leyda, Gina Garriot, Gretchen Sauer, Meredith Nelson. Third row: Knute Walin, Dwayne Wocrpcl, Steven Rantala, Vern Hollister, Ken JuVette. owl and serpent First row: Kathleen Koski, Barbara Smith, Marilyn Jennings. Second row: Veronna Britton, Avis Hanson, Lillian Witt. Not pictured: Melvin Hoke, Eugene Roguski, Alice Peterson, Arnold Wicklund, lorry Sommerville, Lawrence Clark, Crystal Micken. The Owl and Serpent is an organization consisting of the fop twelve or thirteen scholastically high seniors os a result of high achievement in the four years of college studies. 99 Jim Ronca and Joanne Oleas, '59 Gitch Editors. gitche gumee staff 100 Gitch photographers—Bill Hovey, Norman Hill, Pot Killoren and seated, Willo Seeburgor. Heading the faculty section, Don Lindsey, with Sue Locken and Susan Shulstad. The third person seems to have sided with sports editor Jim Nagle in his disagreement with class editor, Ruth McGlasson. Activities editor, Judy Mizinski and Kathleen make a serious decision. What organization shots to be used is decided by editor Madelyn Drinkwine and her group. peptomist staff Two heads are better than one. Our editor, Vern Hollister. Editor...................................Vernon Hollister Assistant Editors..............len Jacobs, Sue Shulstad Sports Editor...............................Roger Lowney Reporters..................Mary Jo Casey, Pat Killoren, Rachel Maki, Judy Mizinski, Kathleen Plachta, Don Lindsey Business Manager.......................................Lee Liljandcr Okay Len, what's so funny? Reporters seriously at work. student senate First row: Solly Pleski, Sally Maas, Marilyn Jennings, Dick Treadway, John Fortier, Speaker of the Senate; Mary Zier, David LaBar, Janice Blair, Judy Utech. Second row: William Lundberg, Lenny Jacobs, Don Lindsey, John Sanderson, Bill Wright, Robert Ferguson, Bing Ankley, John Taylor. The functions of the Student Senate are to regulate activities of the Social Committee, to make laws for the governing of the students, and to act os an organization through which student views are expressed. The principal officers selected through student election are Speaker of Senate and also Vice President of Executive Council, John Fortier, and Student Senate Secretary, Pat Killoren. 104 social committee First row: Knute Wallin, President Arnelle Olson, Secretary Mary Lou Gross. Second row: Mary Jo Casoy, Bob Anderson, Barbara Tribbey, Ellen Raisainen, Madelyn Drinkwine. The Social Committee is a group of students organized to plan school activities, principally Homecoming and Sno-Week. The President and Secretary are chosen by student body vote. The other members are the choices of their respective classes. 105 First row: Clement Thomas, James Moyer, Ronald Rep, Major Joe Schiobout, advisor, Robert Barton, Allen Johnson, Albert Hart. Second row: Lawrence Clark, John Hilten, Eugene Byrnes, Kenneth JuVette, Alroy Mersnick, Melvin Hoke, Russell Hankins, Edwin Marquardt. Third row: Gerald McGaulcy, Alvar Carlson, Herbert Buran, Steve Rantala, Richard Nummi, Dean Nouman, Chad lindell, Eugene Olson. Members absent: Donald Ankley, Gene Burbey, Henry Clement, Russell Cuskey, Roger Miller, Franklin Reich, William Wright. afrotc arnold air society The Arnold Air Society is comprised of advanced cadets in the AFROTC program for the purpose of instilling better relationship between the members of the advanced corps and to enhance better knowledge of the air age. The Arnold Air Society sponsors the Annual Military Ball which brings a big name orchestra on campus. In previous years the AAS has brought the Benny Goodman Orchestra for a 1 st Semester Concert, and established the Angel Flight, an organization of co-eds that ore interested in learning more about the air age. Major Joe Schiebout is the faculty advisor for the group. 106 First row: Lt. Bortolutti, Advisor: Bill Durond, Harry Lundmark, Wilson McLoan, James Collins, Harvey Reynolds, Sgt. Stein, Ass't. Advisor. Second row: William Lindstrom, George Staupe, Wayne Peterson, Thomas Olson, David laBor, Donald Olson, Dwayne Woerpel. Third row: Michael Lutke, Kenneth Graetz, John Graham, LaVern Hinaus, Lloyd Stunkel, Ted Koski, Terry lindenberg. Fourth row: Richard Cameron, Roger Lambert, Robert Hard, William Henrich, Robert O'Brien, Jack Esler, Eugene Nelson. Fifth row: Patrick Savage, Peter Madson, Albert Hort, Clement Thomas, Robert Barton, Alfred Hanson, David Krahcn-buhl. Sixth row: Russel Hankins, Lowrcnce Clark, Allen Johnson, Eugene Olson, John Hilten, Ken JuVetfe, Sloven Rantalo. Seventh row: Edwin Morquardt, William Wright, Alvar Carlson, Richard Nummi, Dean Neumann, Eugene Byrnes, Melvin Hoke. Members not pictured: Donald Ankley, Norman Hill, Franklin Reich, Gerald McGaulcy. afrotc drill team The AFROTC Drill Team is composed of basic and advanced cadets who desire experience in drill and j leadership. They hove performed in parades and other ceremonies. 1st Lt. Leonard F. Bortolutti was the faculty advisor, ably assisted by S. Sgt. Charles D. Stein. 107 mm '- mL n «■. First row: Major Joe Schiebout, advisor. Second row: Tony Novak, Bob Anderson, Don Senson, Ray Peterson, Dwayne Woerpel, Bill Henrich. Third row: Bill Lindstrom, Pat Chapman, Dean Neuman, Bill Slicer. Fourth row: Phil Little, Lee Edmonston, Steve Relich, Larry Parfitt, Roger Tyrell, Marvin Bike. drum and bugle corps The AFROTC Drum and Bugle corps was under the direction of Donald Ankley with Major Joe Schiebout as advisor. The corps consisted of twenty one cadets and was known as the Skyguards. Their first marching appearance was in the Homecoming parade. Later they marched during the half time of a basketball game. During the year they presented two fine dances. The first was called The Blast. It was a well attended record hop. The second dance Off Limits featured Steve Rantala and his band. Miss Glorio Uzclac, Drum Majorette First row: John Jockobs, Jack Esler, Michael Becker, Lee Edmonston, Daryl Berg, Roger Tyrrell, William Slicer. Second row: S Sgt. Carl R. Heinfzelmon, coach; Kenneth JuVette, William Wright, Russell Hankins, Edwin Marquardt. afrotc rifle team The AFROTC Rifle Teom, o competitive group is entered in notional inter-college matches with colleges and universities from all parts of the United States. They are also a member of the Twin Ports Armed Forces League. With the college rifle range at their disposal, the team practices at least once a week and fires competitive matches on the average of twice per week. Captain Henry Engel acts as faculty advisor, while S Sgt. Carl Heintzelman is team coach, assisted by T Sgt. Lawrence Sheldon, Codef William Wright is team captain. 109 Lieutenant Barolutti, advisor; Dwayne R. Woerpel, Public Informations Officer; John Jacobs, Comptroller; Brian Lundmork, Adjutant Recorder; and John Taylor, Commander. Larry Parfitt, Vicc-Commander was absent when the picture was taken. command squadron First row: Alice Holbrook, Commander Glorio Uzelac, Pat Glass. Second row: Loy Loll, Arnelle Olson, Mary Lou Gross, Julie Peterson, Patty Killoren, Pat Pokela. Third row: Dianna Von Goethen, Kay Koski, Ellen Raisainen, Madelyn Drinkwino, Sally Maas, Joanne Ekstrom, Betty Johnson, Dianne Smith, Joanne Karra, Barbara Raaflaub, Lenora Koniesko. The Angel Flight is a group of selected girls on campus who work with the Arnold Air Society in planning the Annual Military Ball. During the course of the year these lovely co-eds also learn more about air science and give a helping hand to the ROTC when needed. I 111 activities We turn off the sleepless Main Street Of classes, books and rushing To hear our own footsteps On unworn concrete. We walk with defined direction To a place where we can be together With our own actions. But tomorrow we must retrace And lose footsteps On noisy Main Street. ' ■ . ladies Dionno Van Goefhen, Tau Alpha Chi and Judy Freid, Delta Sigma Loy Loll, Alpha Kappa 116 gentlemen of the court Tom Nichols, Semper Compares Bing Ankley, Lambda Delfa Chi — Th® famous Holman's Bar. 119 Alpha Kappa Sorority takes first place. r . • ' .• ?- ®e£Ja Martha Ames Lambda Sigma Lambda Pat Pokela Too Alpha Chi Gina Garriott Alpha Kappa 122 The royalty lead off . . . and Sno-Week begins. Tho Iotas capture first place in the skit division on Talent Night. sno-week 1959 if crownhart life M A brand new start in a brand new building. . . . i Now really! Does any one study like this in the dorml And away we go. . . . Willa, Jan, Nancy, Judy and Donna in their holiday finery. } t Presents for the little ones. . . . within sundquist and Ostrander 'Whore's the soap?' Muscles? Mirror, mirror on the wall. . . . Calling all girls . . . calling all girls. Swamping at Sundquist. Letter from home? Night life of Sunquist. beaux arts ball-1958 hamlet Have punch, you'll travel. Have books, will study. Have Bongos, will travel. Hell Week was never like this. (Ed note: On this and the preceding pages we hope we have given you a glimpse of the social life at SSC.) He waded in the water and he got his-all wet. Man, what style! First row: Cooch Bill Finn, Mgr. Stev® Relich, Morris Carlson, Phillip Bohnen, Ron Schultz, Rog Shull, Dave Casinelli, Ken Jardine, Paul Dahlie, Heinz Rudaw, Jim Hammerbeck, Duane Shutter, Mgr. Bill Annich. Second row: Tom Nichols, Ben Seigley, Jim Sheridan, Neil Kevan, Dick Bohnen, Bill Koberick, Russ Cuskey, Jack Dreissen, Co-captain Gene Burbey, Dick Zell, Jim Cowman, Frank Hamblin, Mgr. Dick Reinkall. Third row: Coach Mertz Mortoreili, Mervin Shafer, Jim Langlois, Co-captain Don Greenwood, Micky Sears, Wayne Tongue, Clarence Lacina, Jim Munro, Dick Perri, Lyle Root, Bill Thompson, Roger Moe, George Trtan, Coach Carl Vergamini. 1959 yellow jackets All-American Center Don Greenwood gets his man. summation of season year’s record Superior Stale's 1958 football team, coached by Mertz Morforelli and captained by Don Greenwood and Gene Burbey made an impressive 14-6 win over U.M.D. in the opening game of the year. This was one of three victories in nine games. Center Don Greenwood was named All-American. Co-captains elect for the 1959 season were Jim Langlois and Russ Cuskey. 1 4 UMD • • • • ... 6 ... .30 0 Superior 32 LaCrosse 20 Superior 0 River Falls 25 Superior U Ecu Clair© 17 Superior 15 Oshkosh 21 Superior 0 Stout Superior 14 Stevens Point 35 14 Total Points. . . . ....133 Opp 145 146 The 'Bear' walks on.' Jardine goes for a first down.' State's Power Play. 148 Dad's Nite. 1959 yellow jackets Mgr. Pal Byrnes, Coach Carl Vergamini, Assistant Coach Mertz Mortorelli, Roger Lowney, Gene Evens, Keith Muller, Chuck Erickson, Howie Anderson, Paul Beyers, Dale Westerback, Tom Larson, Wayne Benson, Wayne Tongue, Don Midbon, Jim Pafritto, Jack Evens, Bob Hurley. freshmen team Coach Ron Schultz, Camel Calvarese, Wayne Ritzman, Bob Hard, Keith Muller, Wayne Benson, Paul Beyers, Martin Vitcenda, Wayne Tongue, Paul Harvey, Dennis Savoy, Bob Maki, Bob Sorenson, Bob Poljack. Gene Evens Dole Westerback Roger Lowney Chuck Erickson Jack Evens Wayne Tongue Howie Anderson Don Midbon J Westy control the tip. season s Jock Evens again led the Wisconsin State College Conference in scoring for the second straight season. The star forward set o new school record by garnering 480 points on 216 field goals and 48 free throws. In all. Evens recor Superior State 78. Superior State 90. Moorhead State Superior State 82. Bemidji State Superior State 85. Superior State 77. Superior State 75. Superior State 73. Superior State 69. Superior State 62. Platteville Superior State 86. Superior State 81 . Superior State 61 . UMD Superior State 75. Superior State 85. UW-Milwaukoc Superior State 97. Superior State 78. Superior State 70. Superior State 77. Superior State 93. Wins Lo All Games. . . . 13 Total Points. . . . Superior— 1652—Av. 7 Total Points. . . . .Opponents— 1597—Av.. 7 scored in a single game—17. Evens tied the record of most points scored in a single game. He hit 37 points in the game at Eau Claire. He tied the 37 point record set by Derrick Walker in 1951. set four new records and tied another in this memorable year. His new records are: Most points for one season—480; Best average for one season—22.9 (21 games); Most field goals scored in a single season—216; Most field goals SSC ended the season in fifth place in the Conference standing. Players who will not be with us next year are: Jack Evens, Charles Erickson, Dale Westerback and Roger Lowney. They said it couldn't be done. Geno hits for two. Jubilation in the locker room.' First row: Del Jerome, Tony DaPra, Larry Clark, Honry Zomchack, Jim Sertic, John Palmer, lorry Sommerville. Back row: Bill Barnes, Jim Childs, Jerry Pardun, Wobb Gustafson, Ken Jardine, Jim Patritto, Bob Olson. s.s.c. baseball 1958 First row: Dick Marino, Bob Whitehead, Don McMinn, Jim Kangas, Andy Kozwkiecz, Coach Mertz Mortorelli, Bruce Kronlund, Ron Pipley, Bob Verba. wrestling Frank Zadra, Jack Lundgron, Fred Peterson, Mark Parish, Jerry Nindorf. cheerleaders Pot Smith, Kay Spohn, laVerne Wiinamaki, Joanne Oleas, Judy Freid, Barbara Tribbey, Sandy Jensen. In front, Jackie Mortorelli. Judy and the girls prepare for the first High School Cheerleading Clinic at SSC. LaVerne and Judy do Superior Locomotivo. Our acrobatic Barb. The team is in a huddle in the persons of Kay, Sandy and Pat. twirlers women s sports Mary Jane, Deanna, Joanne and Emilie practice up for their day on the green. music Weighty velvet stands erect While houselights inhale a slow dimness Bringing darkness. The baton's flash Signals the tympany. It sounds Loud and rolling, faster Then weak In beat without measure. 164 166 a capella choir First row: Martha Ames, Lois Hankins, Bob Vocelka, Marilyn Sommers, Ed Charbonneau, Evelyn Edming, Bella Klippel. Second row: Arlene Aho, Tom Schindler, Janice Blair, Donna Dahlie, Bill Durrand, Betty Rookey, Betty Scams, Clyde Gunderson, Janice Water-house, Merwyn Brown, Barbara Eckert. Third row: Edie Tidstrom, David LaBar, Karen Pollari, Byron Vocelka, Dianna Von Goethen, Larry Keith, Sue Gustafson, Margaret Berndt, Don Carlsen, Carol Dahl, Howard Shirley, Linda Elkin. Fourth row: Keith Lindquist, Susan Munnings, Willard Johnson,. Elcanore Oaks, Carl Schreyer, Roberta Wastrack, Mr. Donald Foltz, Janico Setterstrom, Bill Hinks, Alice Peterson, Larry Olson, Nancy Sandberg, Jean Meyers, Jerry Kinnee. Absent: Earle Anderson, Gary Holman. 167 madrigals First row: Jon Settersfrom, Marilyn Sommers, Jeon Meyers. Second row: Marg Berndt, Keith Lindquist, Cal Doty, Jan Blair. Third row: Donna Dahlie, Merwyn Brown, Gary Holman, Alice Peterson. women’s glee club First row: Sandro Dehns, Sherry Mattis, Marilyn Mattis, Arlene Aho, Margaret Johnke Martha Ames, Averil Erbe, Gerry Scully, Jeanette Hendricks, Marie Powers, Wilma Mag nuson, Carolyn Wilmer, Dorothy Johnson, Carol Stevens, Anita Haugen, Gretchen Sauer Second row: Jane Cimarosti, Joon Vider, Kathleen Plachta, Joonne Ekstrom, Judy Vacha Cora Soper, Mary Markee, Jean Lenihan, Mary Jo Casey, Lois Hankins, Alice Peterson Dianne Maciosek, Joan Kenyon, Donna Dahlie, Mary Wilson. 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