The 961 Spizz Nebraska State leathers College at Wayne Editor: Barbara Kuhn Assistant Editor: Sally Norman Photographers: Max Bretscher Ted kiopp Dick Manley Faculty Advisor. Dick Manley 1 j Wayne Extends a Hand-of Welcome and Servicd •' V' What greater or better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth. —Cicero Service is our theme and an apt one we think. This year Wayne paused to scrutinize her contributions to this region during the last fifty years and was pleased with what she saw. On October 27, J 892, the Committee on Supplies authorized Professor J. M. Pile to procure the following supplies: One complete set of maps, one set of anatomical charts, one twelve-inch globe, three tables, one hundred wooden chairs, one chapel organ, two hanging lamps, and two dozen erasers. These constituted the main equipment of the Nebraska Normal physical plant. The four faculty members conducted classes in a one-room building downtown until the four-story main campus building was completed. tToday none of the original structures remain. The present campus has sixteen buildings, four built within the last five years and one under construction, and a faculty of, eighty-six . v . and Wayne State is continuing to grow. With such vast potential and such high hopes, V e predict a great future for her. ° r tan, a. s The new Student Center. . .construction began in May. 1961. £ The new Berry Residence Hall. . .construction ended early in 1%1. Anniversary Section .... Applied Arts...........................2 Education Psychology . . . 38 l ine Arts............................46 I .anguages...........................66 Health and Physical Education . Mathematics and Science . Social Sciences .... Personalities....................I'-6 Organizations......................ii-'1 Features............................ 134 Sports...............................144 Ciasses..........................168 CC O'' CELEBRA TJON KWHSc. m. The President Speaks. . . Throueh the year 1960-6! we have been reviewing fifty years of service to Nebraska. This is pleasurable and there in much reason to be proud of our college. Ar the same time, this year, we have been planning for the years ahead. The trimester calendar holds much promise for service to Nebraska. I he Honors Program and provision for independent study will permit acceleration and individualization of student programs. Work lias commenced on the new Student Center. and a long range building program has been developed. The years ahead hold opportunity for service not less than those of the past. A. BRANIMNBURG Karl W. Meyer. Ph. I). Dean of Instruction and Director of Graduate Study Kusscli M” Owen. Ph. I). Dean of Administration THE DEANS Donald G. Merriman. Ed. D. Dean of Students Virginia I,. Anderson. M.A. Associate Dean of Students .. ... ...V - The Campus In Retrospect The panorama of buildings above belongs to 1918, when the present Physical-Industrial Build im was under construction. The campus scene below at left dates between 1896 and 1906. Hie single four-story building, which stood where the Administration Building is now, no longer exists. The picture of the present campus shows the 1960 land acquisition northeast of the football field; Berry Hall, the new dormitory, and the excavation for the Student Center, now under construction. i Historic pictures, wittily cut-lined, were on display in the upstairs hall of the library . . .and also in the lounge along with ail the old Spizzerinktums. (Thought we’d sneak that in). Fifty years ago. this was the ultimate in gracious living. Today's standards are typified by the Berry Hall room below. Danish furniture and foam rubber make the difference. f Here’s one of those fascinating S p i 11 e s we mentioned. nhe Golden Years Museum Reproduces History. . . I can’t believe it! It must be . . . A visual resume of the first fifty years of Wayne State was prepared by the art department. Located in the lounge of the Conn Library, it attracted large crowds at the Sunday Open House which initiated the Golden Week of Anniversary activities. The I urn of the Century Pat Wieting The (iibson Girl Era Elaine Carter I he Roaring Twenties Ann Groff The Dirty Thirties Jean Henry' The Lighting Forties Evonne Anderson Burkink The Fabulous Fifties Kay Wagner The Wayne Golden Girls iVI p These celebrities were sighted at the Golden Opportunities Convocation held at Rice Auditorium Tuesday morning: Wyoming Senator Gale McGee. B.A. 1936: Governor Dwight Burney; Freeman Decker. State Commissioner of Education, and Wayne's President Brandenburg. . . . . while Ambassador to Denmark Val Peterson. B.A. 1927, sj oke Thursday evening at the Golden Years Banquet in the Student I'nion. Before his address, he received Wayne State's Distinguished Service Award from President Brandenburg (photo left). Other recipients of the DSA: Dr. McGee and Dr Decker. Thursday (he YMCA and YWCA sponsored a Golden Thoughts Vesper Service in tin- Inter-Faith Chapel. . . . . . and Monday and Tuesday nights the Cleveland Playhouse Actors attracted the students to the Golden Masque Theater. A scene from Volpone is shown above. The play, presented Monday, was adapted from Hen J« ns- n Candida, a play with psychological impact, was offered Tuesday evening. Making the thing is only half the problem! These two can’t find a place to put it. I his group seems to have had better luck, even though they had to take to the air. Campaigning came alive on campus too. The students were moving everywhere and all the time making it hard to keep track of all the activity. ornecwMr.cj Indoors A Week oj W ovk. . Everyone got in the swing of things. The faculty were excited over the historic museum, the excellence of the Cleveland Theater, the wisdom of the visiting speakers. The students were ebullient with game madness. queen fever, and decorative frenzy. Outdoors and from dawn to daik 1 Honorary game captains Tietsort, Qualsett. and Schnitzlcr, President Brandenburg, the pep band, and the cheerleaders were all at the pep rally which was followed by a snake dance downtown and back . . .to a sock hop. Reward Stun; prizes were copped by Morey Hall, which gained first place, Anderson Hall, second, and Wesley Club and KME-I 1)1 . which had to share third. Anderson's stunt, not shown, was destroyed by rain before it could be photographed. Cavalcade and Cloudburst A downpour which lasted all day delayed the Home-coming parade but didn’t dampen the spirits of prize winners in float competition. Pile’s Harvest of Memories” took the Blue Ribbon. Laurels also went to the Sophomores w hose G o I d e n Memories Ring On took second place, and the Seniors, cited for third. Their theme was Goal Accomplished 20 Six sodden sirens. . keep smiling A prizewinner, with the crowd at least, was the Bern Hall float. I he Berry Boys, who only that week had been rushed into the new dorm, didn’t quite make their construction deadline. Their excuse? Hell, we thought the parade was tomorrow! T ---■ Jfi - ■ywgn.iwaw But nothing keeps college ki ls away from a game. Hand Day was dissolved (pun intended by the un-propitious weather. Although the visiting bands participated in the downtown parade, the muddy playing field canceled out the traditional half-time exhibitions and the bean-and-frank feet! in the il-low Bowl. Hie latter event, sponsored by the YM-YW, was held indoors. Royalty Takes The Field The rain acknowledged the import of the occasion by letting up during the half and Staters got to see their Queen, sans umbrella. Flanked by her attendants and the former Homecoming Queens. Ann receives an autographed gold football, bouquet, and crown from Jim Marsh representing the W Club. These five members of the original faculty returned to Wayne to help us celebrate. They are E. E. Lackey and E. J. Hun-temer in the back row. .1 G. W. Lewis. Mrs. Lillian Jewell Barnes, and Mrs. Anna Bright in the lore front. Mrs. Henry Hahn (left) greets old friend. Mrs. Anna Bright, only surviving member of the first faculty of Nebraska Normal College. 1891. and Wavne State. 1910 Henry Ley. Wayne banker, talks to Mrs. Lillian Jewell Barnes of the 1910 faculty Above: Mrs Marian Seymour Petersen. 1938. Mrs. Elaine Lundberg Jones. 1939. Mrs. Anita Olson Strain. 1941. and Mrs. Beryl Nelson Biersclnval, 1942. Below: Mrs Mary Ann Daly Trabert, Mary Jean Boeder Cast. 1951. Mrs Janice Benton Whitney. 1955. Mrs. Dorothy Bilson Thompson. 1953. and Miss Patsy Keitges. 1959 clow: Mrs Jean Mcllhcran Samuelson, M . Mr' LOis Paap I’lllen 1950. and Mrs irgjnia Ferns Harder, W49. Blue Barron Plays. . . for the Golden Slippers Hall held tit Rice Auditorium. Royal pomp and ceremony at the Golden Slippers Homecoming Ball cli maxed Wayne State's half-century celebration. Ouccn Ann CirolT. resplendent in gold, received symbolic golden slippers from Senior Class President Dick Pineda The award highlighted another successful year for our queen and onr school We predict many more to come for both. 27 THE DIVISION OF APPLIED ARTS ;-8 Applied Arts Faculty Industrial Arts: Merlin Kleinbach. Ed.D. Division Chairman: Raymond Schreiner. M A Industrial Arts Anton Netherda. M A Industrial Arts Cecil Wriedt. M S. 30 Business: Orvid Owens, M A. Business: W. A. Wollenhaupt. M A, Business: Edith Sundell. M S. Home Economics: Ida Warner, M S. Home Economics: Erma Rodgers, M S 31 First row: Mrs. Erma Rodgers. Jud) Khnk. Jolcne Kggcn. Gladys Minarik. Miss Ida Warner. Helen McMahon. Katheryn Chambers. Janice Greening Second row: Linda Kilzer, Nancy Jensen. Sandra Lee Third row: Mar Donlin, Ardis Jacobson Gail Vasek. Sandra Shrader, Marilyn Nel son. Marie Pratt, Marian Parrill, Maureen Matthews. Carolyn Prokop, Darlene Prokop. Barbara Goctsch. Judy Schwarz. Colhecon OIT'ICTRS President...........................Sharon Busskohl Vice-President......................Helen McMahon Secretary..................................Jolcne Eggen Treasurer................................Gladys Minarik Publicity..................................Judy Klink Sponsors .... Mrs. Rodgers. Miss Warner Colhecon is the home economics club which proposes to stimulate the interest of college women participating in the homcmaking lield. and to provide educational and recreational programs that deal with the problems of home economics. A luncheon is prepared and eaten by the girls themselves in meal planning and serving class. ,1 32 First row: Dr Merlin Kleinbach, Mr. Raymond Schreiner. Mr. Anton Netherda Second row: Dennis Korth, Joe Patrick, Sidney Haines, Darcell Adams, Dean Specht, Larry Kramer. Third row: Don Sudbcck, Jim Jones, Harold Humphrey, Allan Pestel. Rodney Johnson, Lyle Ruff. Joe Lux. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau is the national honorary fraternity in the fields of Industrial Arts and V ocational Education. Its membership is restricted to outstanding students who are majoring or minoring in Industrial Arts. OFFICERS President...........................Don Sudbcck Vice-President............................Joe Lux Secretary...........................Francis Sudbcck Treasurer...........................Dennis Korth Sponsors............................Mr. Netherda Mr. Schreiner Hob Jacquot finishing one of his projects. First row: Mr Orvid Owens. DeLoy Bremer, Joyce Busskohl. Doris Schroeder. Helen McMahon. Dorothy 1 .irk'. Darlene Dalton, si.. .r• i Edith Sundell, Margaret Humphrey Sec- ond row: Terry Lackas. Dick Pound, Don McDowall. John Farrell. Harold Humphrey. Dan Bock with. Archie Lindsay, Keith Noe. Pi Omega Pi Dan Beckwith President..................• Darlene Dalton Vice-President Mr. Wollcnhaupt Sponsors Miss Sundell phone Helen McMahon Don McDowall Terry Lackas Pi Omega Pi is the national honorary in Commercial Education. Its purpose is to promote, encourage. extend and create interest and scholarship in the field of commerce. I his year nineteen new members were initiated at the spring banquet. OM-'ICERS Secretary Treasurer Historian Marilyn Nelson is at work completing one of the projects for Advanced Cloth ing Construction. Typing students demonstrate their skills in the classroom. 3 Typists proof read their timed writings Joyce Busskohl plans her meal before preparing to serve. Linda Kdzcr admires her rolls as they come fresh Filing is also a part of the office machines class, from the oven. sc 37 Preparing wood for project on one of the many machine ' in class. THE DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOG 38 (education: Leonard Brubaker. Ph I) Director of Hahn School Education Faculty (education: Walter Peterson. M A Education: Allen Burkhardt. Ph I). Education: Clifford Wait, Ed.D. Education: Lula Way, Ed.D. Panel prepares for schoolmen's meeting. 4 8 ID 3 I 3 2 5 12 Psychology: Alexander Wvlic, Ph.D.; Joseph Hillson, Ph.D. Above: . . busy at curriculum lab At left: Arithmetic can be enlightening. Hahn School Faculty They leach in Campus Training School . . . Frank Williams. MS, Principal. Physical Education Ruth Williams. M S., Kindergarten Helen James (left), M.E.,(Social Science; Vesta Wright, M.A., First Grade Above: Rachel Doughty, M Mus. Ed.. Third Grade Below: Mary Van Horn. M S., Second Grade 12 Ruth Pearson. M A., Sixth tirade Dora Victor, Nurse •34 .strikes with numbers! W.S.E.A.N. I he Wayne Student Education Association of Nebraska is the only professional education group on campus. Its members consist of those interested in making teaching their career. Programs throughout the year center around the current trends in education. The students analyze and discuss situations that will no doubt have bearing on their chosen profession. Officers serving for the 1960-61 school year were: President................................Joyce Nelson Vice-Presidents...................Bonita Vandcgrift and Sandra Rushing Secretary...........................Douglas Nobel Treasurers . . Kay Brcisch and Sharon Cizek Historian...........................Dorothy Proctt Active participation make' the clab a success.' THE DIVISION OF FINE ARTS. . 46 Pictured above is Russel Anderson, Mus M . MS. Fine Arts division chairman. Mr. Anderson was granted a leave of absence second semester, with Benjamin Bernstein. Ed.I)., taking the temporary division chairmanship and Dr. Wallace Pefley joining the faculty second semester as director of choral music. Dr. Bernstein is pictured upper right. Below, Dr. Benjamin Bernstein Dr. Wallace Pefley, James Day. Antony Garlick and Dr. Raymond Helton are pictured together. Except for Dr. Pefley. all in the group are instructors of instrumental music at Wayne State. e '• ' 11—ifr- Pictured above is the Wayne State band, directed by Dr Raymond Kelton. as it appeared in the spring concert Below, the choir, under the direction of Dr. Wallace I’efley, is pictured in its presentation of Schubert’s Mass in Ci this spring. mm This is the Madrigal Singers group which Antony Garlick organized during the year. The ensemble includes Dean Wilson. Jerry Kingston. Kay Kruse. Carol Dibbert, Pat Wieting, Pat Sherry, Marleen Gutz-mann, hidden behind Dave Anderson, and Jim Elsberry. The Madrigals achieved an exquisite blend of tone, which earned them many invitations to sing before civic groups as well as college performances. They also presented a half hour television program, written by Paul McCluskeyfor KYTV's College on Camera series. Antony Garlick. Wayne's ORGAN- iization man. is new to the music department this year. Being English. he will pardon the obvious pun. Mr. Garlick is playing the college’s new electronic carillon. 50 Members of the WSTC music department honored Russel Anderson. chairman of the Fine Arts division, as he left second semester for a leave of absence. With Mr. Anderson are John Heplinger. F.thel Godbersen and Dean W ilson. Tau Beta Sigma Tau Beta Sigma members Back row: Sandra Hushing, Jackie Slut , Carol Dibbert, Bonita Yandcgrift and (laic Korth Middle row: Bonnie I.utt. Julie Lamp, Dr. Raymond Kelton. sponsor. Zella Slentz and Sharon Vlasak Front row: Bobbie Whitwer and Barbara Jessen Tau Beta Sigma is a national honorary bandswoman sorority. 5: Two highly active musicians. .Jim Elsberry and Mar-lccn Gutzmann joinin one of their many vocal duets. Members of the Music Educators National Conference, music fraternity on campus. From left to right. back row, are Jackie Slutz, Charlene Chocholousek, Kay Kruse, Barbara Jessen, Pat Sherry, Carol Dibbert, Jcanine Greenamyre. Judy Maurer. Sandra Harris. Second row: Larry Schieffer, Mar ilyn Janecek, Ethel Godbersen, Antony Garlick. Mr. James Day, Jim Klsberry, Jerry Johnson. Barry Cizck and Jerry Dalton. Front row: Dean Wilson, Pat Wieting, Marleen Gutzmann.Bonita Van-degrift, Koma Reimers. M.E.iV.C. Before the concerts: practice, practice, and more practice. Alph a Psi Omega Rosalie Yates and Gary Wei bye ham it up for Alpha Psi members as the honorary dramatics fraternity sees a play reading and ad lib session. Alpha Psi members and sponsors Standing are Gary Weibve. Dr. Helen Russell, Jon Whitwer. Miss Lenore Ramsey and Judy Weiblc Seated are Bill Mongan, Joe Blenderman. Rosalie Yates. Paul McCluskey, Susan Rapp and Larry Brandstetter Officers for the past year were Judy Weible, president; Jon Whitwer, treasurer and Bill Mongan, secretary. Sponsors are Di Russell and Miss Ramsey. The group attended a three-day convention in Lawrence, Kansas, towards the end of the year Miss Ramsey has been the group's sponsor since its founding in 1929. 44The Little Foxes 5 The story of ;i seething Southern family was brilliantly portrayed in “The Little Foxes, the first production of the drama season. Included in the cast were Bonnie Lutt. Ted Blendcrman, Joe Blenderman. John Soullicre, Judy Weible, Susan Rapp, Bill Moncan, Jon hitwer. Jack Odgaard and Vcmclle Daberkow. Dr. Helen J. Russell: Pray speak the speech. I An °f One-Acts The Wayne State drama department presented two “Evening of One-Act” presentations this year. Upper left arc Marla Miller, Gail Vasck. Twila Stewart and Sally Bostwick in “Overtones.” directed by Rosalie Yates. Above are Beth Krohnke and Ted Blender-man in Fumed Oak. directed by Jon Whitwer. To the right are Mary Turner. Maureen Matthews. Brad Nickerson. John Souliiere and Jack Odgaard on the floor in “Iloilo Out There.” directed by Dr. Helen Russell. Theatre “Lady Precious Stream” . . . balanced the dark tones of “The I ittlc Foxes” with dazzling color, comedy, and a love story concerning the Prime Minister's daughter and a charming gardener. Taking leads in “Lady Precious Stream were Rosalie Yates. Jack Odgaard. Bill Mon an, Beth Krohnke. Judy Weible. Sue Rapp. Joe Blcnderman. Gary Wcibyo, and Bonnie Lull Davy Crockett cast members await critique after dress rehearsal. Wild animals. Indians and frontier dancers were all used in this exciting story of Crockett's decision to go to Congress, produced for a large children's audience. l)avy Crockett and his coonskin cap’ •'Davy Crockett’’ cast members included Jon Whitwer as Crockett. Judy Hodoway as his wife Sallv Ann, Paul McCluskey as his son Johnny, Jane Claus as his daughter Polly. Brad Dickerson as the Fiddler, Paul Pack as Tsungani, the Indian friend. Jack Odgaard as Inali, Dianne Bashara as Little Owl. John Souillere as the Bear. Tim Cahill as the Alligator and Larry Meyers as General Andy Jackson Dr. Helen Russell directed the show. Below, Indians'sweep onto stage during the final curtain call. Crockett shows his famous grin. Childrei's Theater audiences loved it se Another Evening °f One Acts Above are Becky Lyman. Joe Blenderman and Bonnie Lutt in “Suppressed Desires,” directed by Sue Rapp. Gary Weibye, in character, is to the right, lie and Dave Armbruster and Ted Blenderman. below, appeared in “Honesty Is The Best Soviet Policy.” directed by Dr. Russell. Kappa Pi Kappa Pi, national art honorary, is a small but active group on campus. Here, the group’s sponsor. Mr Richard Lesh, and president Joe Blenderman explain a painting to the other members, Eleanor Ashlev. Ann Couchman, Marla Miller, Ed Stribley. Mr Ray Kiihne, Sally Bostwick, Connie Johnson. Barry Cizek. and Patricia Meacham. Ted OFFICERS: President, Joe Blenderman; Treasurer. Eleanor Ashley. Ray Kiihne. M A Blenderman is not pictured. Vice-President. Barry Cizek; Secretary, Marla Miller; Richard I) Lesh. M A Guests at the Student Art Show opening sketch model F.laine Carter. Nobody seems to notice the still-life at the left. Art Show Opening “Of course, I understand it. ‘ says member Sally Bostwick while Patiicia Mcacham, John Soullierc, and Mr. l.csh look at Pat's painting “Eclipse”. Kappa Pi exhibited the paintings, sculpture, and jewelry made during the year by art students. Most of the works were for sale, and many did sell. Visitors at the opening had the opportunity to ballot on their choice of the entries for addition to the college's permanent collection. The winner: an oil painting by Ted Hlendcrman. Visitors to the Homecoming Museum go down Memorj Lane.” One of the events Kappa Pi organized during the year was the Golden Memories display at Homecoming, with relics and photographs from the past, re-created dorm rooms from 1890 to the present, and the six Homecoming Oueen candidates decked out in campus costumes of other decades. Kappa Pi also initiated and sponsored, with the aid of the Fnglish Department, the art-film series, which brought such superior movies as The Seventh Seal” to Wayne State. Dr Hoy Riggs and Mr Forrest Hazard shell out to see W.C. Fields, while Kappa IM Members calculate the movie's returns. Part of the year’s profits went to the Student Loan Fund. - - One of the outstanding Golden An-niversary displays was the Art Department's work on the Golden Anniversary in the Library Lounge, using the six-foot pictures of the Golden Girls with items of interest from the six historical periods since Wayne State's founding. Above Ann Groff and an unidentified, immovable female converse before her parents and grandparents. To the right, Mr James Day plays musical selections for Barry Cizek, Charlene Choco-lousek and Robert Krlandson warn Here are three drama scenes from the past ycai. In (he top picture. Jack Odgaarc) and Bob Bigelow are shown in Honesty Is The Best Soviet Policy. Middle, Twila Stewart paints a Hat as another play goes on the boards. To the right. Jack Odgaard and Rosalie Yates do some fancy footwork in Lady Precious Stream.” Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta members are shown above with their sponsors as they hold their final meeting of the year. Standing from left to right are Barry Mead, Harry Fleming, Jon Whitwer, Ron Whitt, Felix Dalby. Paul Pack. Dave Hogan. Bill Koe-her and Tim Cahill. Seated are Miss Lenore Ramsey, Larry Brandstetter, Robert HccKathorn, Paula Rolfes, Roger Morris, Twila Stewart. Robert Johnson. John Bernthal and Judy Hodoway. Paul McCluskey is in foreground. Sponsors of the honorary forensics fraternity arc Robert Johnson and Lenore P. Ramsey. Offi cers for the past vear were Paul McCluskey, president; Paul Pack, vice-president, and Rosalie Yates, secretary-treasurer. I he group ended the year with a spring banquet at the Hotel Morrison, at which time new officers were installed. Pi Kappa Delta members and other speech students completed a successful year in Intercollegiate di bate and oratory. Pictured at left is Lenore P Ramsey. M A . pro fessor of speech, giving fine arts pointers to Pi Kappa Delians. THE DIVISION OF LANGUAGES 66 ay Language Faculty Oliver Proett. D.D., relates the history of Christianity to his Bible Literature class. Lecturing her class we see Florence Tooby. M A t'sing records. Arthur Conner. Ph.D.. teaches his class in Ger- man Forrest Hazard. M A.. assures George Criswell. M A., that it just has to be this way. I. a u r a Franklin. PhD.. is seen lecturing one of her many English classes. Minnie Rice. M S . discusses a problem with one of her English students. Quite engrossed in a profound discussion is Christine Gullickson. Eh.I)., trying to get her point across to Dr. Riggs, and her husband Gerald Gullickson. M A 69 Sitting: Betty Jones. I)r. Franklin First row: Sally Bostuick. Bonnie Lutt. Judy Petersen, Eleanor Ashley, Sandra Rushing, Janet Carlberg Second row: Judy Kletkc Becky Lyman. Gary Weibye. Rosalie Yales. Sigrid Soren sen. Sigma Tan Delta Sigma I au Delta. Lnglish fraternity, was founded in 1929 as the 1 nglish Club of Wayne State. Under the leadership of Professor Judson Quincy Owen the chapter was opened to all students interested in the lield of Lnglish. In 1957 the local chapter published its first copy of Echoes, which is a magazine composed of poetry, essays, and short stories written by students. Officers are Gary Weibye. president; Jud Kletke, vice-president; Idea nor Ashley, secretary; and Rosalie Yates, treasurer. Sponsor of this organization is l)r. Laura Franklin. At the initiation banquet new members were welcomed, and seniors leaving the organization were given red roses as a token ot remembrance These diligent scholars are busily working on themes for Composition Class. Working on the final drafts of Echoes, the staff makes final decisions on the best short story, poem, and essay submitted. This year’s winner in poetrj was Ted Klopp. essay winner was Marvin Ostberg. and the short story winner desired to remain anonymous. Editor of the magazine was Sally Bostwick; short-story editors were Becky Lyman and Janet Carlberg: poetry editor was Rosalie Yates, arid essay editor was Gary Weibye. Helping with the typing was Eleanor Ashley. 7 I THE DIVISION OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical J Education Faculty Division Chairman. J Burlon Merriman. Ph D. 1 M e n ’ s Physical Education: Gwvnn Christensen, MS. Women's Physical Education: Marv Ann Haas, M A Women's Physical Education: Esther Carlson. M A Creative Ballet: Nina Yoush-kevitch Johnson Men's Physical Education: Allen Svenningson, B.S. Men's Phyiscal Education: Robert Campbell. Ph D. beated: Mrs. Haas, Kay Myers, Annie Dowling, Marcia Tolzin. Middle row: Sally Ramm, Sharon Jacobsen. JoAnn liar per. Barb Peterson, Kay Wagner. I’atsy Kcitgcs, Susan Kapp, Becky Saltonstall. Judy Webster Back row: Karen Shaver. Phyllis Vohs, Elaine Carter, G. 1 Willoughby. Camilla Hanson, Svlvia Robertson. Judy Willert, Carman Sivill. Nancy Wiltse. Mnj ors Club for fit omen OFFICFRS Majors Club was organized in 1959-60, its pur- President....................Angie Downing pose being to nurture and enrich the professional cn- Vice-President.........................Kay Myers vironment for women majors in physical education. Secretary-Treasurer..........Marcia Tolzin Sponsor.........................Mary Ann Haas Washington High School Girls from Cherokee, Iowa, received the Sport’s Day Trophy from President Angie Dowling. 73 lf ff MOSTVALUABLEPLAYER AWARD WINNERS l ob Scbnitzlcr. Hod Tietsort, Don Weitzcnkamp. and Charles liachow. w Club OFFICERS Pres. . . Hob Schnitzler V l’res. . . John Bernthal Sec. . . Skeeter Mahler Treas. . Ron Marcellus Sponsor . (Iwynn Christensen CHEERLEADERS: Elaine Carter. Hat Wieting, Marty Elliot, Sharon Hoior. Marilyn Nelson, (Captain), and Bev Compton. Katz Scholarship to oe Sowokinos was presented by President Larry Blaser. Katz Women’s Recreational Association men scorers OFFICERS Pres.................Susan Rapp V-Pres . . Sylvia Robertson Sec.-Trcs. . Becky Saltonstall Sponsor Mrs Mary Ann Haas WRA competition resulted in several champions: basketball at left, volleyball at lower left, high scorers in bowline at upper right, howling champions at middle and lower right. This club works hard every year at organizing and performing its annual water pageant. This year the theme was These Golden Years.” Dolphin Club President . . Angie Dowling Publicity Chairman Kay Erwin See. Tres.JoAnn Harper Sponsor . . Mrs. Esther Carlson Mfli Demonstrating the arm bandage correctly. I I 1 «o Physical Division Variety For Poise, Mrs. Johnson shows the techniques of ballet Gracefulness and ease are displayed by Elaine Carter. Badminton hits the- spot here. Dolphins practice for their show. Volleyball was a main interest at Co-Rec night Team work with basketball. Education Offers Of Sports Good Health ■MH THE DIVISION OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE ForSO Years 82 mm wmm mammmmmmmt m Division Chairman: Walter G. Ingram. Ph.D Dr. Walter (i. Ingram retired from his position as Head of the Science Department at the closing of the 1960-61 college year. He held this position for twenty years. Dr. Ingram received his U S. at Hastings College, and his M S. and Ph.D. at Iowa Stale University. He will continue to be professor of physics at Wayne State. Science, Mathematics Faculty Carl R. Ellermeier. M A, Physical Sciences Elizabeth Wooldridge. M A. Mathematics Lyle E. Seymour, M.S. Chemistry Lydia Butler. M.A. Mathematics Irvin C. Brandt, M.S. Physical Sciences Science, Mathematics Pro] essors Robert C. Sutherland, M.N.S. Biological Sciences Lambda Delta Lambda Back row: Gary Krallman. Vincent Magnuson John Fur lh i-tt« i. . Anders, Ron Bleckc. Tom Lang. Ted Luedke Second row: Bob Su ms. i) T'Trv S«d?iM.tnr nKCriiD°ni .Rfzn'cck- u on Butterfield. led Ondracek. Frank Hayworth, Pat Miller I md , if 'ii!' v M l I ’1' Larsen, Dave Scheppcrs. Front row: Ray Ksiazek Sergeant at Arms pSS;,®? i ?°Vnan’ 2arrel Fuelberth. Gerald Gary Greening President, Ivan Kaiser Vice President Mr I vlV Si vm r I' nl 3r,n '[I11! I a,lK‘11 Treasurer, and Mr. Irvin Brandt Sponsor. ,Utm ,‘ u Se mour -Sponsor. Dr. Walter Ingram-Sponsor. Lambda Delta 1 ambda—the national physical science fraternity, and Kappa Mu Epsilon—the national mathematics fraternity, work together to promote the sciences and mathematics on campus. LDL was organized at Wayne State December 16. 1930, K.ME—January 16. 1933. Both fraternities sponsor after game dances, attend their respective national conventions, and hold student help sessions. LDL assists with the Junior Academy of Sciences held at Wayne State each year. The two clubs culminate each school year with the LDL-KME banquet. Kappa Mu Epsilon Back row: Ti d Luedke Kon l.oinwell. Burton F.ehtenkamp. Tom Lang. John Fmlbcrth. Gene Adams. Bill Collen, Stan Henderson, Jolene Eggcn, Vincent Magnuson Robert Kluge Second row: Kay Myers, Gerald Scheppers, Ivan Kaiser. Gary Splittgerber, Bi S Gary Hcrbolsheimer, Gary Greening, Jim Filips, Sandra Shrader. Front row: Barb Kuhn-Historian. Tom Daniell- Treasurer. Vic Hegemann -Vice-President, Mrs. Elizabeth Wooldridge -Corresponding Secretary, Don Reznicek President, Kathy Ott-Secretary. Larry Knaak- Reporter, and Mrs. Lydia Butler-Sponsor. Jim Grove scrutinizes a tiny alga for its various parts. Where science begins-the freshman chemistry lab. Joan Behm and Marie Pratt attempt t identify their unknown compound by precipitation. For 50 Years I I II the DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Science imi i Division Chairman Johnson. I [ Wayne States oldest (in tenure) faculty member retired in February when Fred Dale called an end to four decades ot teaching on this campus. A graduate of Wayne when it was a two-year college. Mr. Dale went on to the University of Nebraska where he con-tinued iris athletic exploits and earned both bachelor's and master's degrees. Mis coaching and teaching at WS'IC began in 1921. No one has ever taught longer at Wayne. so Sociology: Lewis Davies. Ph D llllPSl History: Richard McFalls. Ph.D. Geography: Carol Gibbs, B.A. Economics: Daniel Rupp M S. ■■ History: Clarence Stern, Ph.D. Back row: Mr. Hay Kiihne. Bob Bcckorbauer, Charles Mulhair. I r. J. R. Johnson. Dr. Lewis Davies, Mylan Jaixen. From row: Mr. Fred Dale. Mr. Dan Hupp. Mrs. Inez Moore, Miss Lois Crouch. Sigrid Sorensen, Jane! Carlberg, Faythe Driller, Mrs. Frances Johnson. Mr. O. H. Bowen. Tom Bruckner. Dennis Hilz. Mr. Yale Kessler. Pi Gamma Mu Pi Gamma Mu was founded in 1924 with charter members in seven colleges and universities. Wayne’s Nebraska Delta chapter was founded in 1933 by Mr. O. R. Bowen. The aim of the national social science honorary is to improve scholarship in the social sciences; to inspire service to humanity through intelligent study; and to generate sympathy towards others with different opinions and institutions I In a better understanding of them. I he organization is sponsored by Miss (Touch and Mr. Dale. Officers arc Bob Beckerbaucr, president; Sigrid Sorenson, vice-president; and Mr. Dale, secretary-treasurer. l| Student and teachers enjoy themselves at the Social Science Banquet sponsored by Pi Gamma Mu and I H.C. in honor of retiring Fred Dale. mmn Bob Kohtz, Francis Blankcnau. Glenda Goldsworthy, Dr. Davies, Folly Hughes. Allan I’estel. Mylan Jaixen. Bob Becker bauer. International Relations Club The International Relations Club is an organization for any student interested in world affairs. Throughout the year IRC members meet to discuss problems of international importance. The group also annually sponsors the Oueen-of-llearts Dance. Officers are: Bob Kohtz, president; Bob Prazak, vice-president; Polly Hughes, secretary; Glenda Goldsworthy, treasurer; Dr. lewis Davies, sponsor. 177 Years of Service . . . . . . is the record of these seven who retired this year from the Wayne State faculty. I hey are (from left) Miss Myrtle Nelson, Terrace Hall resident counselor, who came here in 1951; Miss Ruth Pearson, sixth grade supervisor at Hahn School, here from 1923 to 1931 and back again in 1934; Miss l.ois Crouch, bead librarian. 1936; Miss Clara Smothers, associate registrar. 1917; Mrs. Ldna Borden. Pile Hall resident counselor. 1953; Dr. O. I . Moore, professor of education and acting chairman of the education Division this year. 1946; and I-red Dale, professor of geography. 1921. I 'I tree of the seven—Miss Pearson, Miss Smothers and Mr. Dale—were Wayne Normal College graduates. College Administrators You find them in every organization . . . the men who direct and coordinate. The following section is devoted to recognition of the college administrators who are indispensible to the functioning of the college machine. Milton B. Childs, M A. Registrar and Director of Admissions 95 R. Max Lundstrom. M S. Director of Special Services George S. Criswell. M.A. Director of Publications Publications And Publicity Richard Manley, M S. Director of News Service ?s Frayne Anderson, M.A., as-sistant librarian, and Yale Kessler. M.A., associate librarian. Clifford Wait, Ed.D., Head of the film library. I I Administrative Assistants Clara K. Smothers Associate Registrar Genevieve Craig, B.S. Secretary to the President Mabie J. Hurstad. B.S. Accountant 98 Liz Blenderman Kathy Fox Margaret Wcndel Lucille Peterson Lucille Shiery Lynn Milander Marlyce Bose Secretaries to the Administration Lorraine Schnitzler, Barbara Stuthmann, Twila Welters, Virginia Wright, Nancy Behlers, Leila Kienow. Ver lene Magnuson. Glenn Vogt, cafeteria manager, and Lindell Russell, vice-president of Institutional Catering and Management Services. What to serve tomorrow may be the thought in the minds of these men. They are Mike Mat-sukis. grill manager; Delano Smith, head cook; Jerry Bose, stock supervisor; Glenn Vogt, manager; and Ken Bussingcr. assistant cook. Stafl Custodial Staff Bock row: Lyle Pierson, Hai Hubbard Fourth row: Henry S Peterson Third row: Harry Kay Hai nei Second row: Carl el Nucrnht and Mrs. Emma MePherrar.. Front row: Mrs Ella Kingston, Mrs. Verniee Cranquist, and Mrs. Lola Schmitz. Grounds and Maintenance Staff Carlos Martin, Lloyd Russell, John Retzlaff, Earl Larson, and Emrvs Morris. Fred Denkinger, Anton Pedersen. William Chance, Robert Morris. Paul Oliver, chief of maintenance. THE STUDENTS lOa No. No, John! You're supposed to face me when we waltz! It's ;i chaser for my mctrecal shake. . . .and Mr. Violette, this term paper lias affected me more than you'll ever know. . . IOS “All right. . .lead!” “Ohh. . .about 36-26-36. I'd say.” 06 PERSONALITIES 107 Homecoming Royalty ’61 Homecoming Queen Ann Groff Senior Attendant Evonne A. Burkmk T .W '1W ueen of The Green Suzanne Ryan Larry Blaser John Farrell Jim Everingham Joe Blender man Rod Tietsort ....— iiwiiiwr——■—I—IWM Queen of Hearts Best Dressed Girl Sponsored by Glamour Magazine and Wayne Slater I in Kiizer I a ■iwiihim in in 111 I Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities Pightcen Slaters were named to ho s ho. a national organization which recognizes outstanding students. Five of those selected were repeats from last year. I hey are Betty Jones, Gary Wei bye, Patsy Kcitgcs, My Ian Jaixen, and Marilyn Nelson (pictured below ). The names of the eighteen will appear in this year's volume of Who’s Who and they will receive a certificate of recognition. John Farrell, a business major, and Rod Tictsort. a physical education major, were new selections. Five seniors and their major fields: Marilyn Nelson, business; Jim Elsbcrry, music; Mylan Jaixen. social science; Cary Weibye, speech; and Patsy Kcitgcs, elementary education. These juniors were selected: Ron Marcellus. m a t h e m a t i c s ; Sail y N o r m a n, c h e mist ry; Barbara Kuhn, mathematics: and John Bern-thal, speech. These three Pile Hall seniors are Sue Peterson, physical education; Ann (Iroff. homo economics; and Ilene Randol, elementary education. (Kay Breisch, Evonne Burkink, Betty Jones, and John Kessler are not pictured ) =- ' ' —-— - • i a ORGANIZATIONS a The Wayne Stater Photographer Max Bretscher and Editor Paul McCluskey are looking at pictures for the Wayne Stater. EDITOR.........................................................Paul McCluskey ASSOCIATE......................................................Ted Blenderman BUSINESS MANAGER.................................................Richard Dalby COLUMNISTS.........................................Sally Bostwick. Joe Blenderman SECRETARY.................................................. . GlendaiGoldsworthy STUDENT AFFAIRS..................................................Cornelius Kelly PHOTOGRAPHY....................................................Max Bretscher SPORTS EDITOR......................................Gary Hcnkens. Bob Schnitzlcr INTRAMURALS.........................................................Paul Pack INTER-DORM.........................................Suzanne Ryan, Lennie Blccher EDUCATION..................................................................Betty Jones FINE ARTS.........................................................Sandra Allsup FACULTY......................................................Rosemary Rundquist FREELANCE.....................Bill Moncan. Tim Cahill. Bob Heckathorn, Dorothy Park, Jeanette Mattas STUDENTS' WORLD.............................................................Gary Weibyc Columnists Joe Blenderman and Sally Bostwick along with Student Affairs and Students’ World writers Cornelius Kelly and Gary Weibyc prepare items for the W ayne Stater. ■ |----■ Working hard on The Stater art- Paul McCluskcy, Richard Dalbv, Sally Bostwick Joe Blenderman. Betty Jones. Ted Blenderman, Ted Klopp. Reading their favorite literature, the Wayne Stator, arc Glenda Goldsworthy, Richard Dalbv, Lennie Blecher and Suzanne Ryan. Mere we sec Editor Paul McClus-kev and Associate Ted Blenderman looking at a news item. £ The Spizz Selecting and deciding on picture sizes are Dee Sorensen. Edward Striblcy. Duane Biede. Karen Burgess. Joan Thompson and Sally Norman EDITOR..................Barbara Kuhn ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . Sally Norman FACULTY ADVISOR . . . Dick Manley PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ted Klopp.Max Brctscher SENIOR DIVISION . . . JoAnn Harper, Linda A bend rot h JUNIOR DIVISION . . . Marlene Horak, Patsy Isom SOPHOMORE DIVISION . . Janice Pettit FRESHMAN DIVISION . . Duane Biede, Karen Burgess APPLIED ARTS . . . Helen McMahon, Darlene Dalton EDUCATION..................Joan Thompson FINE ARTS.................Sally Bostwick. Paul McCluskey PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Sue Rapp ENGLISH......................Bonnie Lutt SCIENCE.............................Sally Norman SOCIAL SCIENCE .... Dec Sorensen ORGANIZATIONS . . Carolyn Maynard, • Joyce Busskohl FEATURES...................Judy Skokan SPORTS...............................John Bernthal, Marlin Nielsen ART......................Edward Stribley. Pat Meacham Mr Dick Manley, the faeultj advisor, is busy at his typewriter, although many times we see turn taking pictures for the Spizz Student Counci First row: I.aVcryl Nelson. Donna Crumly. Jean Henry, John Farrell. Mylan Jaixen. Ann Groff, and Rett} Jones. Second row: Pat Wieting. Patsy Hedges. Mr Brandi. Dixie Pedersen. Helen McMahon. DeLoy Bremer. Victor llegemann. and John Bern thal. PR ESIDKNT: Mylan Jaixen VICE PRESIDENT Ann Groff SECRETARY TREASl'RER Betty Jones SPONSORS: Mr. Lundstrom Mr. Brandt Student Council is a very outstanding organization on campus. Its members are selected from each class. I his year the Council headed Freshmen Orientation, was active in the Golden Anniversary celebration, and sponsored the I.es Brown dance. A new student governing body this year was Interdorm Council composed of representatives from each dormitory. Its main function was promoting weekend activities. Interdorm Counc PR ESI DENT John Farrell VICE PRESIDENT: Gerald Bofcnkamp SECRETARY: Margo Sehollpcper TREASURER: Helen McMahon First row: Gary Fegley Susan Rapp, Helen McMahon, John Farrell, Dianne Bashara, and Henry Krause. Second row: JoAnn Harper. Darlene Prokop. Nancy Gash. Barbara Kirkpatrick. Keith White. Leonard Blecher. Gerald Bofen-kamp, and Phyllis Volts. Young Republicans President: Francis Blankcnau Vice President: Sally Norman Secretary-1 reasurer: Sue Peterson Young Democrats President: Mr. Dan Rupp Vice President: Polly Hughes Secretary-! reasurer: Cilenda Goldsworthy First row: Delbert Riddcr, Norman Jedicka, Mr. Dan Rupp. Marvin Ostbcrg. Maries Robins, and Gerald Wisnieski. Second row: Robert Kohtz. Francis Blankenau, Larry Brandstetter. Ronald Rakow-ski. Joel Krnesti and Dwayne Stra-sheim. Third row: Connie Anderson. Sally Norman. Ruth Menke, Ruth Mann, Bonnie Berger and Barbara Kuhn The Young Democrats and Young Republicans were both formed on campus t so years ago. This year they had very active programs. Ihe Young Democrats supplied campaign literature to the students, had a pre-election rally and invited guest speakers to our campus, including President Kennedy's one time Harvard roommate. I he Young Republicans campaigned for Republicans running for election in November, sponsored a “mock' election and sent delegates it) important conventions. Faculty sponsors are Mr. Fraync Anderson for Young Republicans and Mr. Dan Rupp for Young Democrats. Morey Hall Counselors Neihardt Hall Counselors Standing: Mrs. Mario Pugsley, House Mother Darlene Dalton Jolene Eggen Sitting: Dorothy Prooft Helen McMahon Sharon Busskohl Paula Rolfes Richard Pineda Ivan Kaiser Fred Fetrow ictor Hegemann Mrs Esther Prater. House Mother Boyd Blomenkamp Joe Lux (Jerald Hughes (Jerald Bofonkamp Dean Stronger Terrace Hall Counselors Miss Myrtle Nelson House Mother Leonard Smith John Farrell Dennis Steckelbern Jon Putnam Pile Hall Counselors Standing: Ann Groff Elizabeth Jones Marilyn Nelson Sitting: llene Randol Sandra Shrader Mrs. Edna Borden. House Mother JoAnn Harper ___________________________________________________________________ j'.ir---1 . ■ Berry Flail Counselors Mrs. Virginia Nixon, House Mother Lennie Blecher Bob Heckathorn Hank Krause Anderson Hat Counselors Audrey Hewitt Patsy Keitges Mrs Lillian Baldwin. Housemother Phyllis Vohs Mary Hansen First row: Guest Speaker. Marguerite Sells and llene Randol. Second row: Alice McGregor. Julie Lamp. Sharon Vlasak. Bonita Vandegrift, Dorothy Proett and Sandra Rushing. Third row: Lynne Morrow, Karen Halle, Jeanette Haas. Carol Knudson, Rutn Mann, Gaye Stone. Judith Klink and Janet Carlberg Fourth row: Gale Korth, Dennis Korth, Maurice Mannlcin and Robert Kohtz. YMCA YWCA ! President: Dennis Korth President: Janet Carlberg Secretary: Larry Johnson Secretary: Dorothy Proett ice President Felix Dalby Vice President: Gaye Stone I reasurcr: Maurice Mannlcin Treasurer: Sharon Vlasak Origin of the YMCA and YWCA at Wayne State is lost in antiquity, but they were well established before 1905. The YM and YW in early years provided much of the campus social life. The YMCA anil YWCA continued the tradition of presenting the all-school Christmas convocation. jointly sponsored a popular square dance, and served lunch to visiting bands on Homecoming Day. sponsored a watermelon feed and presented a Golden Anniversary vesper service. The YMCA published the Student Directory. The YWCA made Thanksgiving favors and Christmas presents for the Dahl Nursing Home and handled the big-little sister program. Faculty Sponsors for YMCA are Dr. Arthur Conner and Mr. Dick Manley, and for Y ( A are Dr. I ula Way and Mrs. Carl Ellermcicr. Roger Williams Club Left row: Janet Carlberg, Karen Halle, Connie Anderson. Judy Hodoway, Charlotte Davis, Rev. Dacken. Right row: Donna Woodruff, Ruth Musselman. Ruth Menke, Alice McGregor. Luelia Menke. President: Alice McGregor Sec re t a r y-T rea s u re r: Karen Halle Roger Williams is the Baptist religious organization on campus. At one of its meetings a missionary from the Belgium Congo spoke. During Religious Emphasis Week the Club was in charge of the Vesper service. Roger Williams sponsor is Rev. Russell M. Dacken. •2 ft Intervarsity Standing: Karon Anderson. First row: Ruth Mussclman. and Mr. Robert Sutherland Second row: Jeanette Haas. Judy Hodoway and Miss Genevieve Craig. Third row: Janycc Johnson. Karen Halle and Edna Boldenow. President: Karen Anderson Vice President: Janycc Johnson Secretary-Treasurer: Donna Woodrulf Intervarsity traces its spiritual foundation hack to Cambridge University in 1877. I his year at Wayne State some of its activities were a roller skating party, special speakers, choral reading and a discussion of the Messiah and a campfire service for alumni and members. Intel varsity's sponsors are Miss Genevieve Craig anil Mr. Robert Sutherland. Gamma Delta At the piano: Carol Dibbert First row: Kay Wunschel. Linda Lawler, Flavian Goeller. Maralee Handke, Burton Echtenkamp, Gary Krallman. Jolene Eggen, Judith Clausen. Alice Heller, Janet Loseke, Pat Wieting, Roberta Finn and Judy Becker Second row: Mrs Lydia Butler, Bernell Ebert, Herbert Barel-man. John Bernthal. Pastor E. J Bernthal. Arleen Heiman, Gail Vasek, Kathleen Ott. LuRay Land-holm and Judith Willert. President: Herb Barelman ice President: Ron Moll Secretary: Mary Peterson Treasurer: Jolene Eggen Gamma Delta had a Homecoming float in the Golden Anniversary parade. Later on in the year thev had a sanowich sale Members from this group attended their retreats and conventions during the year. During I ent. Gamma Delta forms a choir which sings at the Wednesday night services at Grace Lutheran Church. Gamma Delta sponsors arc Mrs. Lydia Butler and Mr. Ray Kiihne. 8 Lutheran Student Association Standing: Robbie Myers. First row: Lowcnc Meyer, Mary Paeper. Second row: Lynne Morrow, Phyllis Dunklau, Klenore Hansen, Arlene Schuett, Joan Thompson, Sandra Harris. Third row: Sue Peterson Miriam Wedekind, Deanna Christensen. Gale Barnes. Julie Lamp. Janice Suhr Fourth row: Linda Willms, Louise Wegner. Dorothy Park. Duane Garner. Dick Bartels, Fred Curtis. Fifth row: Mr Walter Peterson. Herbert Finck, Vincent Magnuson. President: Robbie Myers ice President: Sue Peterson Secretary: Sandra Harris I reusurer: Joan 1 hompson I SA’s program included a Christmas Party for the needy children of the church’s congregation. During the year they had joint meetings with other church groups. I he met with Morningside's I SA, had a meeting with Gamma Delta in which their differences were discussed, and had a guest speaker at a session with UC'CI and Roger Williams. The sponsors of LSA are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson. United Christian Campus Fellowship First row: Judith Phillco, Bonita Vandegrift, Dorothy Proett. Sandra Shrader, Jerilynn Spieiman, Mrs. Max Lundstrom, Judy Owens. Second row: Patricia Kasselder. Rosemary Kundquist. Lois Farris, Angeline Dowling, Judy Klink, Mary Jenkins. Third row: Jeanette Haas, Mrs. Proett, Rev. Oliver Proett. Mr. George Criswell, Zella Slentz. President: Sandra Shrader Vice President: Angeline Dowling Secretary: Rosemary Kundquist Treasurer: Pat Kasselder I hc first meeting of the Westminster-Pilgrim Fellowship was held on Sept. 17, 1952. I he group’s name was changed to the United Christian Campus Fellowship during the fall of 1960. This year's program consisted i... inly of discussions, panels, and recreation. A special evening l.enten Service was held in the chapel. CCCi 's sponsors are l)r. Oliver Proett. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Lundstrom. 1 30 Wesley Club First row: Sharon Randol, Jeanette Mattas. Reeky Warren, Kay Nissen, Norma Miller. Barbara Rihanek. Shirley Fran cisco, and Helen Farber Second row: Jams Forbes. Caroline Tolman. Ruth Mann. Roland Anderson. Patricia Doty. Bonnie Berger, and Pal Schlemmer Third row: Jean Wagner, Judy Mills, Linda Dinkel, Marietta Perry, Barbara Kuhn, Sail) Norman, Sarah Cain, Gaye Stone and Sharon Vlasak. Fourth row: Rod Elkins, Carolyn Prokop, Darlene Prokop, Ilene Randol, Becky Lyman, Dick Kcidcl, Barbara Nuckolls, and Harvey Hadden Fifth row: Terry Lackas Jerrj Sronce. Mrs Andrews, Ralph Treddenbarger, Susan Rapp. Ann Groff. Barbara Neir, Barbara Rethmeier, Jim Nelson and Carolyn Maynard Sixth row: Mr Andrews. Jerry Cox, Wendell Wood. Wesley Boydston and Dean Chocholousck President: Ilene Randol Nice President: Jim Nelson Secretary: C'aroKn Maynard Treasurer: Susan Rapp Wesley Club’s programs included movies, guest speakers, a tape recording by a Korean prisoner of war. and.a square dance. Sponsors are Mr. anil Mrs. Floyd Andrews and Rev. William Simmer. Newman Club First row: Sharon Lundquist. Mylan Jaixcn, Father William Kleffman, Pat Kellcn, Don Reznicek, Sylvia Janssen Second row: Charles Janssen, Beverly Bartak, Pat Gaspers, Eugene Hassman. John Farrell. Roger (livens. Genevieve Goshorn. Marcia Tolzm. Linda Ward, Beth Krohnke. Third row: JoAnn Reznicek. Dianne Krivohlavck, Judy Reardon. Paula llolfes. Janet Mead. Lois Kaczor. Eileen Houfek. Darlene Dalton. Helen McMahon. Teresa Murphy. Georgeann Foxen. Flame Mocs. President: Paula Roltcs Vice President: Patricia Sherrs Secretary: Mary Krohnke Treasurer: Darlene Dalton I he Newman Club, by this name, goes back to the early 1930 s. but its predecessor, the Catholic Club, w ' founded about 1896. probably making it the oldest organization on campus in continuous ex-i«itencc-w:!h possible exception of the Y.V1CA and YWCA, which also were formed in the early years. New-,nan Club's 'urpose is to promote religious, soeial and educational activities lor Roman Catholic students. Sponsors are Rev. William Klelfman, Mr Dap. Rupp ami Dr. Merlin Kleinbach. Canterbury Association Deborah Steele. Ruth Brodersen. Dr. Franklin, Carey Likes, Kenneth Rethmeier. Rev. Barnett, Loren Thompson, Dixie Pedersen. David Anderson. President: I oren Thompson Vice President: Roger Pieratt Secretary: Dixie Pedersen The Canterbury Association has been on Wayne's campus since November. 1959. The major activity of the present year has been a course in the history, doctrine, and liturgy of the Episcopal Church. Sponsors are Rev. James M. Harnett, l)r. Laura Franklin and Mrs. Esther Prater. 133 FEATUEES 1 34 The MESSIAH’ One of the highlights of the Christmas season was the twenty-third performance of Handel's immortal Messiah”. The combined orchestra and chorus, under the direction of Professor Russel Anderson. presented a truly inspiring program for the audience. ; 36 Jeff finds that ho has a difficult time fighting off the advances of Meg, the flirtatious milk maid. Two Americans, Tommy and Jeff, stumble upon the mystical village of Rrigadoon while hunting in Scotland. Tommy falls in love with Fiona hut leaves to return to his fiancee in New York. Plagued by memories. Tommy hurries back to Fiona. BRIGADOON Musical Director l)r. Wallace B. Peflcy Stage Director Dr. Helen J. Russell Orchestra Director Dr. Benjamin B Bernstein Tommy Jeff . . Archie . Harry Angus . Sandy . Andrew , Fiona . Jean Meg . . Charles . Mr. Lundy Marlin Nielsen . . Paul Pack David Anderson Earl Kicrt ner . Rodney Witte John Schucth John Bcrnthal Ethel Godbcrscn . Sandra Harris Sylvia Robertson James Elsbcrry Ted Blendermar Babe and the girls and Talex “That Silly Game” Written by Gary Weibyc Directed by Jon Whitwcr Music b Sandra Allsup Lyrics b Sally Bostwick Old Jess Jasmine Babe . Turtle Dennis . Alvin Fcrdic . Friar Tuck Jane Dr. Pobble Tim Cahill Pam Sanderson Sail) Bostwick JoAnn Harper Dean W ilson Jerry Ahlvcrs John Bernthal Sue Peterson Pat Strong Bob Haag Ferdie and the bovs plot That Silly Game while. . . Jasmine and Dennis put the rules into practice. Big Name Band Les Brown Wayne State was honored this year by the famous Les Brown and his Band of Renown Students and faculty turned out in their dancing shoes for an evening of listenable music. In accordance with a WSTC tradition, the physical education department put on the Thanksgiving pageant, under the direction of Mrs. Esther Carlson. Special Programs The National Opera Company’s presentation of Carmen-' graced the campus with an outstanding performance. Students and faculty proved to be an appreciative audience for the performance. 140 I lie I nited States Air Force Band (left) staged two concerts for the students and faculty of WSTC during the fall of 1960. Below, Colonel George S. Howard, director of the hand, poses with members of the WSIC. Wayne High, and Hahn High bands who had the unforgettable opportunity of playing with the Air Force Band. RMBBIt 4 1 Social Life Willing posers are these guests at Neihardt’s ‘Deep Purple formal. The coated arm at left, by the way, does not belong to the pretty face behind it. Dwayne Strashcim and his band provided music for many dances and formats throughout the year. Morey Hall’s Christmas party proved to be a swinging affair for the couples attending. 142 Neihardt drew the theme Holiday House for its all school party. Here is featured a fashionable “Easter Parade . '■ - The Zombies all came to life at Berry Hall's all school party, the Zombie Jamboree. Pile Hall took Calypso Inn as its theme. A rousing calypso number was one of the party's highlights. a 4 SPOR TS v First row: Bill Puetz, Lyle Blattert, Tom Bil leter. Ftod Tietsort. Claire Casper Second row: Mgr. H F Jacquot. Sian Schaulis. James Puetz. Dean Specht. Skceter Mahler, Frank Hanoi. Third row: Coach Christensen. Pat Kietges. Clary Cameron. Joe Sowokinos. Steve French. Allan Biggerstaff. Fourth row: Dave Kracl, liill Patton. Rodney Henderson. Fred Curtis. Assistant C o a c h e s Allen Svenmngson. Max Lundstrom and Carl Ellcrmeier talk over some of the vital points of the g a m e with Head Coach Christensen. Football I960 I still believe that Wayne Slate deserves more success in football, liven though I felt we should have done a little better this past season, we did make some strides. The sacrifice that's necessary for achievement of success in football is still lacking, but I ni sure we will overcome this next season. Marti work in this sport is compulsory. Gw) nn Christensen Front row: Orville Qualsett, Larry Bla-ser, Pat Shimoda, Dave Munro, Bob Schnitzler. Second row: Don itewood. Jack Took. John Bernthal, Gene Schneider. Dick Chochon, Mgr. Bob Morrissey. Third row: Gary Fox. Kod Klemke. Tom Hctzcl. Mel Johnson. Ron Peck. Asst. Coach Max Lundstrom. Fourth row: Bill Petersen. Jack O’Brien. Larry McHenry. J n Grove. Ron Boviil. Bill Puetz (36) covering punt. M V P. Hod Tietsort (86) intercepting pass. (below) Dirty football Bob Schnitzler (33) around end Pre-game warmup. 14ft Rod Tietsort Most Valuable Player 1958 1959-1960 Honorable Mention for All Conference 1958-1959-1960 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention. 1960 Co-Captain-1960 Rod lietsort is the most outstanding football player I have ever coached. He not only is blessed wit tremendous athletic ability, blit he makes use of every part of it. He gives 1509 effort at all times and is the type that never quits. If success is measured in elfort. then Rod will never have to worry. His popularity .;s an outstanding player could not be measured in any better way than it was when he received the Most Valuable Piayer award three years in a row. plus being elected tri-captain. Best of luck to a line athlete It has been a pleasure to have been associated with you. Coach Christensen •.so FOOT BA I L STANDINGS Nebraska College Conference W L Pts. Opp. Peru State 5 1 127 52 Kearney State 4 2 126 70 Hastings 4 2 121 84 WAYNE ST A I F 4 2 87 98 Duane 2 4 120 61 Chadron State 2 4 65 112 Wesleyan 0 6 38 206 1060 RESULTS WAYNE Opponent 0 At Morningside 33 21 Moorhead State 7 7 1 fastings 33 1 At Duane 6 34 Chadron State 20 20 At Nebraska Wesleyan 7 12 At Lincoln U. (Mo.) 30 0 Peru State 25 19 At Kearney State 7 I lomecoming Jolting Dick Chochon paced Wayne's ground attack with a net gain of 55 yards, avera. im: 4 s a play from the fullback spot. Claire Casper and Bob Schnit ler closed out their collegiate grid careers in the No. 2 and 3 positions for yardage (352 and 310. respectively). Most Valuable Player Rod Tictsort missed two games after an opening game injury while c.dlinu signals, but recovered to harass the enemy on both offense and defense. 151 «'1a First row: Kenneth Katzer, Boh Gemmell. Ken Kethineier. Steve Powers. Larry Johnson Second row: Gary Hobeson. Don Weitzenkamp, Joe Green. Dean Kirk. Coach Carl Eller meier. NCC MEET Kearney 32 WAYNE 57 Doane 72 Wesleyan 84 Peru 115 Cross Country results: Wayne won seven duals, lost one. The Wildcats ran third in the Midwest AAU meet, behind the I diversity of Nebraska and the NU freshman teams. Cross Country DON WEITZENKAMP . . . . . . Wayne’s leading scorer in both cross country and track. Don is described by Coach Eliermcier as “the best athlete I have ever coached. He was voted Most Valuable in both 1960 and 1961, captain of tite cross country team in I960 and both cross country and track in 1961. 1S2 Basketball STATE 53 Dave Goede. Dick Pineda. Jon Garcia. Dennis Torgerson. Hon Marcellos. CO-CAPTAIN RON RAVER. Dennis Johnson. Jerry Taylor. Bob Schroeder. Jim Boyer. CO-CAPTAIN CHARLES RACHOW. Ken Dahl. Larry Coney, Chuck Peterson Coach Allen Svcnnin son and Most Valuable Player Charles Kachow (above) Larry Coney led NVSTC scoring for the second year with 383 points in 24 games, closely followed by Charles Rachow with 376. However. Charlie finished the season strong to lead the W ildcats' conference scoring with 196 to Larry’s 162. 1960-61 RESULTS WAYNE Opp. WAYNE Opp. 60 At Winona State 49 61 At Kearney State 69 63 At LaCrosse State 65 66 At Hastings 51 72 At Omaha 64 75 At Nebraska Wesleyan 82 83 Concordia 51 84 Doane 76 54 Northwest Missouri State 55 67 Peru State 61 70 At Southern State 8? 74 Buena Vista 65 76 At Doane 77 61 At Chadron State 71 83 Adams State 67 68 At Chadron State 78 55 St. Cloud State 65 76 Nebraska Wesleyan (OT) 66 63 Midland 82 66 At Peru State 76 77 Dana 50 65 Hastings 54 71 At West mar 72 88 Kearney State 86 Wayne State Christmas Holiday lournament • 55 Half-time strategy. “B” Squad Kncelmg: Roger Larson. Ron Anderson. Wayne Nottleman. Jon Garcia. Standing: Steve Kreuch. Jim Boyer. Chuck Peterson, Dennis Gus” Nelson. Ed Humpal. Marlin Nielsen. I 56 ! liASKI TBA1.I STANDINGS l liKASKA COI I I (.1 COM I RI ( I W 1. Pis. Oi'P Peru 10 - 914 773 Kearney 7 5 919 915 W cslevan 7 5 S57 862 WAYNE 6 6 853 847 ('hadron 6 6 835 854 Doane 3 9 896 982 Hastings 3 9 811 852 The 1960-61 season proved frustrating to the Wildcats after pre-season predictions (by competitors) that Wayne was the team to beat. In their losses, however, the Cats were seldom badly beaten, and they were one of only two teams that tripped champion Peru. The season was an even .500-6-6 in conference. 12-12 over-all. Baseball 1961 First row: Coach Duane Zimmer, Bob Schnitzler, Bill Schmitt. Tom Billeter. Hon Anderson, Ron White. Ron Heormann, Gregg Nelson Second row: Gary Kngelbart. Rod Tietsort. Pat Keitges, Dutch Kirchner. Dale Weinberger, Kendall Hutchinson, Keith Krommenhoek, Dennis Steckelberg, Coach Gwynn Christensen. Third row: Glen Anderson, Dan Schaulis, Stan Schaulis. Bill Mitchell. Ron Raver. John Blake. Jim Morrison. Gary Bussinger IINA1 STANDINGS Nl BRASKA CO I LEGE COM I KI NCI W. L WAYNE 7 3 Chadron 4 2 Peru 4 4 Wesleyan 3 5 K 3 5 Hastings 3 5 I or the second season in W ayne's three years of baseball. the Wildcats won the conference championship. Their 7-3 record topped all other teams percentagewise. Coach Gwynn Christensen credited his “executive coach , graduate student Duane Zimmer with master-minding the championship. A veteran of seven seasons in minor league baseball. Zimmer had the assignment of intramural director but volunteered to coach baseball. As NCC champs, the W ildcats played Omaha U. for the Nebraska NAIA District championship and battled the Indians into 10 innings of the third playoff game before losing. 7-6. The Omahans, regularly tough in baseball, tabbed Wayne as the best team we faced all year . I SB Keith Krommenhoek chucks a fast one. mm Most Valuable Player Bob Schnitzler, Gary Kngelbart, and Coach Christensen seem tense in game with Chadron. '59 Mgr. Duane Zimmer enjoys 13 1 rout of ( hadron 5 60 Bob Schnitzler Ron Hcermann, and Ron Raver talk things over. Track Squad First row: Jerry Dalton. Jim Scliallrr. George Scliaaf. Jim Grove. Joe Green. Dean Kirk. Don Shilling. Kd Plumpal, Ja Wand. Gene Schneider Second row: Frank Kienow, Bob Neuhaus. Dennis Johnson, Gary Robeson, Dave Kracl. Keith Towns. Tom Katsis. Dennis Smith. Hob Schroeder. Jim Crainer. Don Weit zenkamp. Coach Ellcrmeier Third row: Paul Downie, Sieve Powers. Ken Katzer, Bob Gcmmell, Hammer. Pat Shimoda. Dwayne Strasheim. Fred Fetrow. Merl Pruett, Joe Marik. Ron Peck. Larrv Johnson. Not pictured: Rod Klkins TRACK RI Sl L I S WAYNE-1041 ’; Morningside-54; Wcstmar-101. WAYNE second among 15 colleges in South Dakota 1 Invitational, scoring 39'4 points to winner Sl)l ‘s 49 ’. South Dakota-75; WAYNE-56. Junior Varsity Meet: WAYNE-51 2 5; Norfolk J( -4( -21 in. Morningside-44Vi. I uthei 23 Kearnev-I(K) 5 12; WAYNE-37 7 12. WAYNI 811 . . maha-41 NCC MEET. Kearney-153'2; Doanc-102 5 6; Hastings- 86; WAYNE- 82 I 3; Wesleyan- 47 1 3; Chadron-30; Peru-25. Wayne State also competed in the Midland Relays. All-Nebraska Relays, and the Sioux City Relays. m which no team points were scored. Wildcat trackmen revised school records in five events this year. Don Weitzenkamp twice lowered his own half-mile time (his best; 1:57). Dennis Smith improved the javelin distance twice before lorn kutsis let tly an even mightier heave. 195-11. Dave Kracl hurled the shot put 49-3 4. I he two-mile relay team of Hob Gcmmell. Ken Kat er. Dean Kirk, and Weitzenkamp cut nearly eight seconds from the record with a 7 59.8 clocking. I he medley relay team of Gary Robeson. Gcmmell. Kuk. and Weitzenkamp ran in 11:01.5 i«i Don Weitzenkamp breaks school record in mile and 880 yard run. f f Dean Hammer on the way. Pat Shimoda up and away. The throwing trio Tom Katsis. Dennis Smith. Keith Towns Katsis set a new school record with 195 II Distance men Steve Powers, Bob (lernmell. Don Weilzen karnp. • 63 Conference 880 relay winners: Joe Green. Jim Grove. Dwayne Strasheim. Fred Fetrow. Hurdlers George Sehaaf Bob Schroeder, Don Shilling. Merl Pruett 1961 I I NNIS ill CORD Rl SI I IS Conference doubles runners-up Robbie Myers, Charles Ilachow. Midland W 0 () 7 Dana 3 4 Midland 5 W esleyan 5 South Dakota U. 6 0 Concordia 5 W esleyan 3 4 ( oncordia 4 3 South Dakota I 6 0 Wayne scored 12 points to capture third place in the conference meet behind co-winners Hast- mgs and Kearney. Tennis John Bernthal, Mike Perry, Charles Ilachow, Ted Klopp, Robbie Myers. 165 CrOlJ The Wayne Slaters wrote a tine record in golf, winning nine dual meets, losing only one. tying one. t hey finished a close second to Hastings in the NCC meet for the second year. Captain Skip Muller and John Fuelberth tied for second in conference medalist competition with 76's. NCC Mil I 1 lastines 313 WAYNL 321 Wesleyan 338 Doane 352 Kearney 359 ■■■■I Captain Skip Muller Coach Allen Svenmngson, Denny Torgerson. (kneeling) Skip Muller. John Fuelberth. Skeeter Mahler. Darrel Fuelberth. 66 Intramural Basketball Champions Left to right: Lynn Nick. E«1 Cuda. Larry Blascr. Skccter Mahler. Ron Koncckv. Boh Haver. Lowell Koumph. Gene Adams. Ron Luedke. (Not pictured): Dave Langhorsl. Bob Wcsely, Dick Cruickshank. IN I KAMI R AI CHAMPIONS BADMINTON - Dick Pineda (Morey) BOWLING - Berry I irst south (i. eitner. D. Stevens. L. Furstcnau, («. Fegley. B. Skarnulis, I). I etterman I RACK AND I II I I) - Mores Hall Of I DOOR VOI I I YBAI I - Mores I hud north BASKI IBM I - Panthers (Off Campus) FOOTBALL - Berrs First floor GOLF - Faculty SWIMMING - Bens Hall II IS Vernon Mcssersmith (Terrace I bird north) WRI ST I I N( i - Berry Hall 68 CLASSES . . providing cdmated pro nivny f 14tun-. 69 , and The Seniors (Whom we’ll miss) These six Wayne seniors graduated with high honors and distinction Recognized at the Honors Convocation were Kay Brcisch. Eleanor Ashley, Janet Carlberg, who ranked highest Dorothy Lentz Cull, Marilyn Kilzer. and Rosalie Yates. The Seniors Class Officers: Larry Kramer, Secretary; Don McDowall. Vice-President; Dick Pineda, President; and Terry Henderson. Treasurer. BKAKDSHEAR. MARVIN W.l Homer Physical Sciences BLENDERMAN. JOSEPH K Wavne Art BERG. MILTON E Wayne History BONNER LARRY I) Columbus Business HIGGERSTAKK. ALLEN Wahoo Physical Education Seniors BLRKINK. EVONNE ANDERSON V akefield Home Economics BOOTH. RICHARD H Marcus. Iowa Physical Education BUSSKOIIL. SHARON K Bloomfield Home Economics BOVILL. RONALD E Wayne Physical Education BOTSFORD. HOWARD K Meadow Grove Business BREISCH. KAY C Newcastle Physical Education CAMERON. t.ARY N Sergeant Bluff. Iowa Physical Education Seniors m ■ k-' w-' tyr CAKLBERG JANET J Ames, Neb English CHAMBERS. KATIIKRYN Wayne Home Economics CARR El.I.. DONA R Plainview Elementary Education CHOCHOLOUSEK. CHARLENE Verdigre Elementary Education CASPER CLAIRE Wayne Physical Education CIZEK. M BARRY Osmond Music COOPER. DI ANE R Wayne Social Sciences DANIEL!.. THOMAS R Norfolk Physical Sciences COUCH MAN. ANNIE M Croft on Art HOC;AN DAVID Craig Speech Cl'LL. DOROTHY LENTZ Coleridge Elementary Education CRANDALL. SHAROL A Laurel Elementary Education DIAMON. VIOLET Wayne English ] KRLAXDSON. ROBERT W Wakefield Music DOWLING. ANGELIXE A Randolph Physical Education • - ELSBERRY. JAMES A Wausa Music Seniors ERNST. LEROY Duncan Physical Education ERNESTI. JOEL J West Point Social Sciences FARRELL JOHN EminctstMirj:. Iowa Business EVER INGHAM. JAMES Sioux City. Iowa Biological Sciences FOOTE. DARRELL Genoa Elementary Education EVERSON. DOROTHY Stanton Elementary Education DRILLER. FAYTHE JOHNSON Wayne Elementary Education FREDRICKSON. BONNADKLI. Wakefield Elementary Education L Seniors FREVERT. FAUNEIL Wayne Elementary Education GREENING gary Franklin Physical Sciences KUELBKKTH DELNO Osmond Business GOSHORN. BARBARA Omaha Elementary Education GABRIEL. MARIETTA Osceola Business GREENING. JANICE Franklin Home Economics GROFF. ANN Hartley. Iowa Home Economics HANEL. FRANK Wayne Physical Education HALES. MARY LOU Brunswick Elementary Education HANSEN. MARY C. Schuyler Elementary Education HALLE. KAY St Helena Elementary Education HARPER. JOANN Fremont Biological Sciences HENDERSON. TERENCE Wa nt Business HAYWORTH. FRANK O. Wayne Physical Sciences I HARTMAN DWAYNE Rodman, Iowa Physical Education II El MAN ARl.EEN Esthers die. Iowa Elementary Education HACK. ROBERTJ Leigh English Seniors r r; wH III MPIIREY. HAROLD I. IIENKENS. C.ARY R Fremont Physical Education HOFFMAN. M ALI ER Akron. Iowa Mathematics HUMPHREY. MRS MARGARET K Wayne Elementary Education IIOBEL. DOUGLAS A Ix-inh English IIORAK. MARLENE M West Point Elementary Education IVENKK E LORRAINE Seniors JACKSON. ROBERT K Early. Iowa Physical Science JOHNSON. RODNEY O Valentine Physical Education JAIXEN. MYLAN L Madison Social Sciences JOHNSON WILLIAM I) Center Social Sciences JOHNSON. RAYNEE S W ausa Elementary Education JONES. ELIZABETH Omaha English JONES. LAWRENCE Estherville. Iowa Industrial Arts KEITCES. PATRICIA Holstein. Iowa Elementary Education JONES. RICHARD Wayne Social Sciences KERSTEN. K JIM Wayne Physical Education KEITCES. PAT Wayne Physical Education KI ENOW. FR ANK L Wayne Physical Education Seniors KILZEK. MARILYN K Walthill Elementary Education KLETKE. JUDITH A Omaha English KINNEY. OAKY West I’oinl Physical Education KLOPP. ERNEST TED Cherokee. Iowa English and History KIRKPATRICK. THERON Clarks Elementary Education KNAAK. l.ARRY L Stanton Mathematics KOIITZ. ROBERT W Bloomfield Business KRAI.LMAN. CARY Wayne Mathematics KORTH. DENNIS Wayne Physical Education KRAMER. LARRY Stuart Business KORTH. GALE B Wa ne Elementary Education •vV KKEMKE. DARREL H W inside Mathematics Seniors KtNZMAN. JENF.NE Randolph Home Economics LINDSAY ARCHIE K Hoskins Business LANIK. I.LOYI D Wahoo Physical Education LINGENKELTER. GARY N Plainvicw Mathematics LAI. RONALD I Wa ne Biological Science LI X. JOSEPH B Cherokee. Iowa Industrial Arts Me DO WALL. DONNELL Klandreau. South Dakota Business MAIIROU. AHMAD Wayne Pro Professional McGOWEN. WILLIAM J. Hubhard Elementary Education MANSKE, DENNIS I) Wayne Physical Sciences MANSKE KENNARD Wayne History MAHLER. ELMER F . Jr Ncligh Physical Education MARSH MARILYN Wayne Elementary Education MATA. KAYE Agana. Guam Elementary Education MARSH. JAMES Wayne Business MARSH DAVID W Wayne Elementary Education Seniors MILLER MARLA J Cherokee. Iowa English MILLER WILLIAM A Norfolk Physical Education MYERS. KAY Stuart Home Economics MONTGOMERY. GAYLEN N Royal Industrial Arts BFBW— Seniors OLSON, KEVEKLY B. Sioux City. Iowa Element ary Education NOE. KEITH ( Dixon Business OTT. KATHLEEN Bcemer Mathematics NORDSTROM DOL1VER P. Wayne Business PATRICK JOSEPH M. Iowa City, Iowa Industrial Arts OTTEN. DORIS E Piker Elementary Education PETERS. BARBARA DONZE Omaha Elementary Education PATRAS. ROBERT Brunswick Physical Education PETERSON. SUSAN A Cowrie. Iowa Physical Education Seniors PIEPER. PHYLLIS L PRUSA. MELVIN T Albion Howells Elementary Education Physical Sciences POUND. KAREN BRITTON Wayne Elementar Education PRAZAK. ROKERT Clarkson History PILE. FREDERICKA Wayne Elementary Education PUTNAM.JONJ Ponca Elementary Education POUND 1(14 HARD Wayne Business PRUETT. MERI. Cherokee. Iowa Physical Education PINEDA. RICHARD Sterling, Illinois Elementary Education Ql ALSETT. ORVILLE Albion Physical Education Seniors KK .NK'KK. don l Clarkson Phvsical Sciences KANDOL. ILENE M South Sioux City Elementary Education KAVF.lt. RONALD Craic Physical Education RAKOWSKY. JAN El. Norfolk Elementary Education RICE. DOROTHY M Laurel Elementary Education REINER. JOHN R Humphrey Mathematics KA HOW CHARLES Wayne Ph sica! Education SALTONSTALL. K KBECCA Norfolk Physical Education Seniors SHATTLCK. KAY Southland Elementary Education SCHROEDER. DORIS M Platte Center Business SASS. CHARLES West Point Physical Education SHAVER. KAREN G Sioux City. Iowa Elementary Education SPECIIT. DEAN G. Coleridge Physical Education Seniors WAGNER. KAY M Carroll Elementary Education WHICH. SHIKLKY M Norfolk Elementary Education Seniors WEITZENKAMP. DONALD G. Lyons Industrial Arts WillTWER. -ION R NcliKh Speech WEIKEL. REX 1) Omaha Mathematics Z1MMERMANN LOWELL D Lyons Physical Sciences YATES. ROSALIE E llawardcn. Iowa English WILSON DEAN S Albion Music ' B7 The Juniors Class Officers: Fred Fetrow, Vice-President; Dean Strenger. President; Bonita Yandcgrift, Secretary, and Joyce Nelson. Treasurer. Albenesius, Kita Dakota City. Nebraska Armbruster. Dal Stanton Anders, l.eon Niobrara. Nebraska Juniors Allen. Joanne Allen Bailey. Cary Schuyler Barelman. Herbert Wakefield Burnett. Milo Sioux City. Iowa Barton. Larry West Point Juniors Billeter. Tom Valentine Bovdston, Wesley Plainview Carter. Elaine Sergeant Bluff. Iowa Bernthal. John Wayne Bofenkamp, (’.eraId Cherokee. Iowa Bridge. Karen O'Neill Blomenkamp, Boyd Butte Bremer. DcLoy Wisner 190 Busskohl. Joyce Bloomfield Chochon, Richard Humphrey Cuda, Edward Cedar Bluffs Demke. Bill Hubbard Juniors Cizek, Shirley Spencer Curtis. Karl F South Sioux City Crosley, Larry Niobrara DeLosh, Lorraine Stuart Dryak. Phyllis Niobrara Dalby, Felix BliHinifield Dibbert. Carol Osmond 19 • Fet row. Fred O'Neill Gatewood. Donald Decatur Godbersen. Kthel ndrlMdt. Iowa Eggen. Jolene Ute, Iowa Juniors Elkins. Rodney Cha mbers Fitch. Duane Wayne Kngelbart. Gary Fender Forslund. Larry Norfolk 192 Givens. Roger Stuart ('• oftsch. Gary Stanton Hayes, Larry Atkinson U llegemann. Victor Howells Juniors Gutzmann. Marlccn Norfolk Hayworth. Glen Anthon, Iowa Hadden. Harvey Castana. Iowa Heermann. Ronald Clarkson Hewitt; Audrey Lincoln llensel, Sharlyn South Sioux City 193 Isom. Noelyn Dixon t Hughes. Gerald Geneva Jacobsen. Sharon Koval Kessler, John Wayne Kaiser. Ivan O'Neill Kracl. David Schuyler Lamp. Julie Wayne Lubker, Rodney West Point Juniors r r ' t ' v Kroger, David Herman Lee. Sandra Ida drove. Iowa Luedke, Ron Oakland Lackas, Terry Belden Lorensen. Jeanette Charter Oak. Iowa Lull, Bonnie Wayne McGregor. Alice Omaha Juniors Morris. Roger Wmsule McMahon. Helen Plainview Muihair. Charles Lynch Munderloh. Myrne W i sner Nelson. James Sloan. Iowa Mannlein. Maurice Petersburg Murphy, Mike Stuart •96 Myers. Janice Stuart Purl . Jim David City 7 Juniors Rolfes. Paula Akron. Iowa Shrader, Sandra Ewing Shaw, Carmen Englewood. Colo: 'do Schlichting. Roger Lyons Schroeder. Richard Bloomfield Shrader, Lavern Ewing Schwarz. Judy Emerson Smith, Rond a West Point !9B Slontz. Zella Oto, Iowa Smith. Leonard Lyons I Steckelbcrg, Dennis Osmond , T ?. Stronger. Dean Cedar Bluffs Juniors Spatz. derail) Plain view Stone. Gave Lindsay Richardson. Suzanne KmmetsburR. Iowa Stewart, Twila Norfolk Strasheim. Dwayne Norfolk Kakowski. Ronald Norfolk Juniors Rogers. Willard Lyons Webster. Judine Hastings Wcicr. Bruce O'Neill Koumph. Lowell Cedar Bluffs Wegner. Louise Bloomfield Rushing. Sandra Omaha Weible. Judy Wayne Wilmsmeycr. Ruth Hubbard. Iowa 200 Will ms. Linda ( oleridge Wiltse. Nancy Lyons Tooker. Karl Atkinson Van Dcuscn. Donna Hooper Juniors To mine. Richard Wayne Turner. Nanc Wakefield Thomson, Ken Chambers Yandegrift. Bonita Omaha Voecks. Gerald Niobra ra Vlasak. Sharon Lindsay 201 The Sophomores Class Officers: Paul Pack, Vice-President: Marty Elliot, President; and Norma Olson, Treasurer. Acton. Audrey Ahlvers. Jerry Allsup. Sandra Anderson. Karen Lyons Wayne Omaha Oakland Armbruster. David Armstrong. Richard Banister, Janet Bartak. Francis Brunswick Newcastle Wayne Ewing Sophomores Bartos, Vivian Ewing Becker, Judy Bcntjen. Sandra Berger. Bonnie Ireton, Iowa Albion Dakota City Brandstetter, Larry Wayne Cada, Larry Clarkson Calhoun, Darla Carter. Patricia Chocholousck. Dean Early, Iowa Yankton, So. Dak Ver ligre Clausen, Don Holstein. Iowa Cinfel. Frank Clarkson Claus, Jane Wayne Collins. George Atkinson Sophomores Compton. Judy Cornwell. Ronald Sioux City. Iowa Walthill Crumlv. Donna Davis, Charlotte Rase Naper Determan, Carole Dickey. Mona Dittberner, Lenora Dobash. Karen Doty. Patricia Norfolk Laurel Bancroft Sioux City. Iowa Dakota City Drummond. Mary Dunklau. Phyllis Dunn. Dianne Earnest. Nancy Echtenkamp. Burton Lyons Wayne Correctionville. Iowa Akron. Iowa Wayne Elliott. Martha Etser. Lila Finck. Herbert Finn. Douglas Creston. Iowa Pierson, Iowa McLean Wayne 20.1 Finn. Roberta Carroll Fischer, Linda Fixsel. Ronald Forbes. Janis Horton Anthon, Iowa Wayne Sophomores Foxen. Georgeann Frerichs, Jolene Frerichs, Joyce Frcse, Janice Fuelberth. John LeMars, Iowa Coleridge Pilger Lyons Wayne Gash, Nancy Goldsworthy. Glenda Goodman, Roland Gracf, Janet Haas, Jeanette Omaha Norfolk Newman Grove Winside Liberty Hall, Judith Hansen, Klcnorc Hansen, Linda Hanson, Camilla Sergeant Bluffs, Iowa Wayne Coleridge Holstein, Iowa 205 Sophomores Harris, Sandra Hash. Gretchcn Hassel. Harry Havekost. Karen South Sioux City Allen Grand Island Hooper Haves. Sharon Henderson, Judith Henderson. Stanley Henry. Jeanette Hindman. John Omaha Scranton. Iowa Correctionville, Iowa Omaha Sioux City, Iowa Hineline. Judith Ft. Calhoun Hittle. Claudia Blencoe. Iowa Hoffman. Kenae Brunswick Hollenbeck, David Sioux City. Iowa Hubbard. Glenn Allen Ib.ghes. Pollv Battle Creek Hurd. Patricia Lyons Inciong, Alex Makawao. Hawaii Jacobson. Ardis Bloomfield 206 Johnson, Dennis Johnson. Larry K Wausa Holstein, Iowa Kaiser, Gary Rolfe, Iowa Kant. Jane Hoskins Kay, Sandra Kellen. Patricia Kilzer, Darrell Kilzer. Linda Wayne Le.Mars. Iowa Walthill Wallhill Klabenes, Bob Klausen, DeWayne Kluge. Robert Kock, Muriel Ewing Wayne Wayne Fremont Sophomores Kasselder. Patricia K ricson Kingston. Jerry Way ne Kowalke, Leanne Le.Mars. Iowa 207 Sophomores Kragcr. Bcrnie Krolmke. Mary Kurtenbach. Nancy Lang, Thomas Ida drove, Iowa Schleswig, Iowa Platte Center Pierce Lawler. Linda Ledrandc. Deanna Lingenfelter. Ix rin Omaha Cedar Bluffs Magnet Loseke, Janet Humphrey Low. Jerald Uehling Luedke. Ted Lundqmst, Sliaron Lyon. Sonja McCluskey, Paul Mcdill. Joyce Oakland Neligli Newman drove Lyons Verdcl Mcduire. Michael McNamara. Patrick Magnuson, Vincent Mannlem. Terrance Wisner Beemer Wayne Petersburg 208 Martens. Jean Atkinson Martensen. Kuth Maurer. Judith Coleridge 11um phrey Sophomores Maynard. Carolyn Akron. Iowa Mead. Barry Mead. Janet Wayne Oto. Iowa Merehcn. Kern Bloomfield Miller, Patricia Cherokee. Iowa Miller. Suzanne Wa ne Mocs. Klaine Osmond Mohr. Konna Laurel Moon. Bernice Moose. Coella Wausa Smithland, Iowa Morgan, Bruce Valley Morrison. James Morrow, Lynne Murphy. Vincent Neir, Barbara Coleridge Hooper Rockwell Cit . Iowa Marcus, low.. 209 Sophomores Nelson. Gregg Lyons Nelson. Karen Nelson, Norma Nielsen. Terry Hartington Laurel Madison Nuckolls. Barbara Obermeyer. Janice Omaha Wisner Petersen. Judith Petersen. Judith Howells Correctionville, Iowa Pettit. Janice Pingel. Robert Pratt. Marie Omaha Aurelia. Iowa Remsin. Iowa Osorno. Wendell Wailuku, Hawaii Ostberg. Marvin Wakefield Parrill. Marian Wausa Prokop, Carolyn Puetz. William Rabe, Anita Radke, Dennis Spencer David City Oakland Aurelia. Iowa 210 Sophomores Rang. La von Orchard Reimers, Roma R undolph R.eehill, Klim! Winnebago Kidder. DellKM't Howells South Sioux City Robbins. Mardith Huberts. Daniel Oakland Stanton Robertson. Sylvia Robinson. Julie Woodbine, Iowa Stanton Rundquist. Rosemarj Sandburg. Judith Sanderson. James Sloan, Iowa Rockwell City, Iowa Oakdale Schmoits, Ron Royal Schmidtmann. Bill Omaha Schrunk. Karlcen Schuett. Arlene Schulz. lx Ann Schutte. Bill Ewing Bloomfield Wakefield Dixon Sophomores Schwarte, Jane Omaha Seiler. Lester Madison Sexton. Carolyn Fremont Sherry. Patricia Wayne f Simmons. Vicki Randolph Skeahan, .lames Wayne Skokan. Judith Omaha Sronce. Jerry Steele. Deborah Cedar Rapids Omaha Stout, Eileen Stribley. Edward Strong, Linda Sukstorf. Delbert Taylor. Janet Bloomfield Sioux City. Iowa Hawarden. Iowa Cedar Bluffs David City Thatch, Michael Thomas. Margaret Thompson. Joan Thor. David Madison Laurel Omaha Stanton 2 12 Tietsort. Judy Wayne Tinsley. Betty Clearwater Tolzin. Marcia Uteeht, Cayle Cherokee. Iowa Wakefield Sophomores Vohs. Maxine Voss, Joan Wagner. Jean Walton. Connie Ward, Linda Holstein. Iowa Norfolk Tilden Ilartington Dunlap. Iowa Warren. Rebecca Weitzenkamp. Karen Westergard. Marilyn White. Ron Whitt Ronald Rockwell City, Iowa Lyons Wisner Douglas edar Rapids Whitwer. Roberta Wicting, Patricia Wood. Wendell Woodruff, Donna Wayne Pierce Plainview Butte 2 • 3 The Freshmen Class Officers: Sue Kyan. Secretary; Paul Downie, President; Kim Lund, Vice-President; and Mary Petersen, Treasurer. Averman. Sally Pender Baldwin. Carol South Sioux City Ball. James Spencer. Iowa Bartak, Beverly Ewing Bartels. Barbara Bolden Krcuch. Stc e Valentine Freshmen Bentjcn. Clark Winnebago Bertram, Marlene I reton. Iowa Bigelow. Robert Cozad Blattert. Mardell Wakefield Boldenow. Kdna Bloomfield Brodersen, Judith Hartington Brodersen. Both Neligh Brown. Carol Akron. Iowa Brown. Peggy Bruhn. Judith Wakefield Nev.man Grove Burbaeh. Richard Crofton Burgess. Karen South Sioux Cain. Sarah Kldora, Iowa Chambers. David Thurston Freshmen Christensen. Deanna Newman Grove Clausen. Judith Bloom field Cobb. Karen Omaha Compton. Beverly Sioux City, Iowa Conyers. Jean Way ne Cowdery. Helen Omaha Crumble. Rodney llartinglon Cross. Roger Grand Island Crowe. Francis Valentine Cuthbeit. I.orna Sioux City, Iowa Daberkow. Vernclle Wisner Dalton. Jean Wausa Dalton. Jerome Wausa Daubert, Jud Oakland Dtnklage. Trudy W. snei Dolesh. Larry Columbus Donlin. Mary Bancroft Davis. Sharon Naper Freshmen Dorr. Judy A. Marcus, Iowa Downie. Paul Omaha Dredge. Clifford Wa usa Dreismeicr. Alice Bloomfield Erickson. Diane Hawarden. Iowa Erwin. Kay Evans, Merdyth Earns. Lois Omaha Tilden Omaha Kegley. (Iary Soulh Sioux Ferguson. Jeanette Decatur Fleming, Judith Randolph Fresc. Karen Lyons Fried. 'Ferry Butte Fuelherth. Barbara Darlington Ducommun, Vicky Larrabee, Iowa Callup. Bonnie Decatur Gallup. Magel Lyons Gaspers. Patricia Columbus Freshmen Geek. James Fremont Glissinan, Diane Lyons Goeller. Flavian Pi Igor Goodwin. Judith Sioux City. Iowa Gordon. Sandra Hormck. Iowa Goshorn. Genevieve Omaha Greenamyre. Jeanine Brunswick Haiselt. Larry Laurel Hake. Kehlon Leigh ilandke, Maralee Pilger Hansen. Beverly Oakland Hansen. Charlotte Laurel Hansen, Leroy Wausa Heimann, Phyllis Scribner Heitzinan. Richard Winnebago Heller. Alice Wisner Hickerson. Bradford Way ne Hineline, Janice Blair Freshmen I liner, Charles S;te Cily, Iowa Hirschman, Denis Sioux City, Iowa Iloier, Sharon Herman Horrocks, Richard Madison Horst, Cheryl Wisner Houfck, Kileen liuettmann, Theodore Clarkson Wisner Huffman. Carol Movillc. Iowa Hughes, Donna Wayne Jacot. Judith Verdi gre Jaixen. Patricia Madison Janssen, Sylvia Crofton Jenkins, Mary Wayne Jensen. Nancy Newman Grove Johnson. Joyce Oakland Jochims, Joellc Holstein, Iowa Johannsen, James Johnson, Janyce Holstein, Iowa Oakland 2 I 9 Freshmen Johnson. Karen Atkinson Johnson. Larry Wausa Johnson. Sharvl Akron. Iowa Johnson. Sheila Norfolk Johnston. Linda Orchard Jurging, Mary Fremont Kaezor. Lois Ewing Kersten, Phyllis l.ogan. Iowa Kessinger. Kayleen Bancroft Kicrtzner. Earl Kirkpatrick. Barbara Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City. Iowa Knowles. Eliot Xonquitt. Mass. Kolb. Nancy Holstein, Iowa Kotrous. Richard Verdigre Krabk. Diane Madison Krei. Linda Holridge Krivohlavek. Dianne Schuyler Kruse. Kav Oakland Freshmen Kyle. Marilyn Landholm. LuRay Sioux City. Iowa Fremont Lingie, Catherine Holstein. Iowa Long. Dale M adison Lund. Carole Genoa McDermott. Dianne Magmison. Arlan Oto. Iowa Wayne 2 2 • Freshmen Moll. Ronald Hooper Morrissey. Linda Sy rat-use Mortensen, Mary Albion Mudder. Diane Alcesler. S. Dak. Murphy, feresa Le Mars. Iowa Musselman. Ruth Sioux City. Iowa Na st, Janean Hooper Nellor. Sharlene Bee mer Nelson. La Very I Newcastle euliaus, Sharon Clarkson Newcomb. Wendell Pensacola. Fla. Novotny, Donald Clarkson Noyes, DeVonne Wayne Freshmen Olson, Patricia Wayne Osborn. Ruth Lynch Ottoman, Virginia Laurel Owens. Judith ay ne Paopor. Mary Nickerson Paul. Nancy Concord Pedersen. Dixie Fremont Perry. Michael Petersen. Donna Wayne Denison. Iowa Petersen. Mary Hartley, Iowa Philloo. Judith Pierce, Jerene Wayne Elgin Popken, Marcella Poppenheimer. George Hooper Sioux City. Iowa Pruett. Janet Cherokee. Iowa Putensen. William Cushing, Iowa Rainey. Judith South Sioux City Randol. Sharon South Sioux City 223 Freshmen Rasmussen, June Reardon. Judy Dixon St. Edward Reed. Robert Waterloo Rceh, Jacqueline Blair Rethmcier. Barbara Neligh Reznieek, JoAnn Clarkson Rohlfs. Roger s racuse Ross. Carolyn Spencer Ryan. Suzanne Tilden Sampson. Karen Dollivcr, Iowa Sanderson. Pamela Sioux City. Iowa Seldom liter, Patricia Rogers Schmeichel. Dale Ainsworth Sedsvy, Gordon ■a aym Shepard. Susan Omaha Shimoda. Patrick Kahului. Hawaii Shupc. Marilyn Wayne Freshmen Simpson, Elizabeth Omaha Skoog. Carl Hubbard Smith. Calvin Cherokee. Iowa Smith. Karen Laurel Smith. Lawrence South Sioux Citv Spielman, Jerilynn Tekamah Sprout. Virginia Klmn Stahlecker, Bernice Naper Stcinhaucr. Pat Hornick, Iowa St rath man. Myron Randolph Strong. Sharon Sumx City, I• a Suhr, Janice Hooper Tejral, Leroy Lyons Thomas. Jeanne Laurel 225 Freshmen Vasek, Gail Clarkson Veeder. Bonnie Newman Grove Voboril. Elaine Primrose Vogel, Kenneth Way ne Vondracek. Judy Schuyler Voorhies, Susan Orchard Weber. Marlene Plainvicw Weber. Rosemary Dolliver, Iowa Wecker. Ronald Osmond Weidner, Faye Butte Wenther. Joseph Jackson Wilbur, Ellis Newcastle Willerl, Judith Wisnieski, Gerald Sac City, Iowa Dodge Witte. Rodney Randolph Wright, Carole Wayne Zach. Kathy Plainview Zrust. Doris Clarkson General Index Administrative Assistants 95 Alpha Psi Omega_________________________________54 Anderson Hall — 124 Applied Arts Facults _________________________ 30 Band 49 Baseball . 158 Basketball 153 Berry Hall 124 Best Dressed _________________________________ 111 Cafeteria and Grill___________________________ 100 Canterbury Club 133 Campus Scenes 102 Choir 49 Colhecon 32 (College Joe____________________________ 110 Cross Country 152 Custodians ___________________________________ 101 Deans 9 Dolphins 79 I chocs 71 Education Faculty __________________________ — 40 I psilon Pi Tau_________________________________33 I ine Arts Faculty ____________________________ 48 boot ball 140 Freshmen 214 Gamma Delta 128 Golf 166 Graduation ___________________________________ 171 Hahn High Faculty _____________________________ 42 Homecoming Attendants _ 108 Homecoming Queen 108 Interdorm Council 120 Intervarsity 127 Intramurals 107 IRC 93 Juniors 188 Kappa Mu Epsilon 86 Kappa Pi 60 K.it ( liib 77 I ambda I )elta I ambda I I aneuaee i at ult ____________________________68 LSA 129 Madrigal 50 Maintenance 101 Majors Club 75 MI C 53 Messiah i 36 Morey Hall 122 Neihardt Hall 122 Newman Club 132 Nurse 100 Orchestra 136 Physical Education Faculty 74 Pi Gamma Mu 92 Pi Kappa Delta 65 Pile Hall 123 Pi Omega Pi 34 President Brandenburg 8 Queen of Green 109 Queen of Hearts - Ill Retiring Faculty 94 Roger Williams 126 Science and Mathematics Faculty 84 Secretaries 99 Seniors 172 Sigma Tau Delta 70 Social Life 142 Social Science Faculty 90 Sophomores 202 Special Programs 136 Spi z Stall ___ 118 Student Council 120 Student Court 170 Student Life 104 I alex 138 Tau Beta Sigma 51 Tennis 165 Terrace Hall 123 Theatre 55 Track 161 UCCF 130 w Club 16 Wavne Stater Stall 1 16 Wesley Club 131 Who's Who 112 WSEAN 45 WRA 78 Younc Democrats 121 YMCA 125 Younu Republicans 121 YWCA 125 227 Student Index A A bend rot h. D. Linda 118. 188 Acton. Audrey 202 Adams, Darcell 32 Adams. Eugene 86. 167. 188 Addison. Gary 188 A hi vers. Jerry 138. 202 Albaum. Ronald 214 Albonesius. Rita 189 Alexander. Leslie 214 Allen. H. Joanne 189 Allsup. Sandra 52. 116, 138. 202 Anders, Leon 86. 189 Anderson. Barbara 214 Anderson, Beverly 214 Anderson, Connie 126. 214 Anderson. David 50. 59. 133. 137 Anderson, Dennis 214 Anderson. Glen 158 Anderson. Karen 127 . 202 Anderson. Roland 131, 156, 158 Armbruster. Dal 189 Armbrustcr, Frederick 202 Armstrong. Richard 202 Ashley. Eleanor 60. 70. 71. 171. 172 Avcrman, Sally . ______ _ 214 E Babe, Theodore 172 Bailey, Gary 189 Baldwin, Carol 214 Baldwin. Lillian 124. 172 Ball. James 214 Banister, Janet 202 Barelman, Herbert 128, 189 Barnes, Gale 129 Barnes. Sidney 32 Bartak. Beverly 132. 214 Bartak, Francis 202 Bartels, Barbara 214 Bartos, Vivian 203 Bashara. Dianne 58. 120 Batcnhorst, Mike 172 Beardshcar. Marvin 172 Bicker. Judy 128. 203 Beckerbauer. Robert 92. 93. 172 Beckwith. Daniel 34. 173 Behrn, Joan 87 Bentjen. Clark 215 Bentjen. Sandra 203 Berg. Milton 173 Berger. Bonnie 131. 203 Bernthal. John 65. 76. 113, 118. 120, 128. 137. 138. 147. 165. 190 Bertram. Marlene 215 Bicde, Duane 118 Bigelow. Robert 65. 215 ttiggerstaff. Allan 146. 173 Billeter. Tom 146. 158. 190 Brake. John 158 Bla.'kenau. Francis 93. 121 Blase.- Larry 77. no. 147. 167 Blattert. Lyle 146 Blatter!, tfardcll 215 Blecher. L. i ard 116, i?o. 124 . 203 Blenderinan. Joseph 54. 55. 57. 59. 60. 110. 116. 173 Blenderinan. Harold 55. 56. 59. 137 Blomenkamp, Boyd 122. 190 Boeshart. Danny 203 Bofenkamp. Gerald 120. 122. 190 Boldenow, Edna 127. 215 Bonneau. Frances 215 Bonneau. Susan 203 Bonner. Larry 173 Booth. Richard 173 Borchers. Dennis 215 Bostwick. Sally 56. 60. 61. 70. 71. 116. 118. 138, 203 Botsford. Howard 173 Bousquet. Leo 215 Bovill. Ronald 147, 173 Boydston. Wesley . 131. 190 Boyer. James 154. 156 Braithwaitc, Frank 215 Brandstetter. Larry 54. 65. 121. 203 Breisch. Kay 45. 113. 171. 173 Bremer. DeLoy 34. 120. 190 Bretscher, Max 71. 116 Bridge. Karen 190 Brodersen. Judith 215 Brodersen. Ruth 133. 215 Brown. Carol 215 Brown, Peggy 215 Bruckner. Thomas 92 Bruhn, Judith 215 Burhach. Richard 215 Burgess. Karen 118. 215 Burkink, Evonne 13. 108. 113. 173 Bussinger, Gary 158 Busskohl. Joyce 34. 38. 118. 190 Busskohl, Sharon 33. 34. 122. 173 C Cada. Larry 203 Cahill. Tim 58. 65. 116. 138 Cain. Sarah 131. 215 Calhoun. Darla 203 Cameron. Gary 146, 173 Carlberg. Janet 70. 71. 92. 125. 126. 171, 174 Carre!!, Dona 174 Carter. Elaine 13. 61. 75. 77. 80. 190 Carter, Patricia 203 Casper. Claire 146, 151. 174 Chambers, Katheryn 33. 174 Chocholousek. Dean 131. 203 Chochon, Richard 147. 151. 191 Christensen. Deanna 129. 216 Cinfel. Frank 203 Cizek. Barry 53. 60. 64. 174 Cizek, Shirley 45. 191 Claus, Jane 58. 203 Clausen, Don 203 Clausen. Judith 128. 216 Cobb, Karen 216 Collen, William 86 Collins, George 203 Compton. Beverly 77. 216 Compton. Judy. 204 Coney. Larry 154. 155 Cook; Jackson 147 Cooper. Duane 174 Cornwell. Ronald .. 86 . 204 Couchman. Annie 60. 174 Cowdery, Helen 216 Cox. Jerome 131 Cramer. James 161 Crandall. Sharol 174 Crombie. Rodney 216 Crosley. Larry 191 Cruickshank, Richard 167 Cross. Roger 216 Crowe. Francis 216 Crumly. Donna 120. 204 Cud a. Edward 167. 191 Cull. Dorothy 171. 174 Curtis. Karl ( Fred ) 129. 146. 191 Cuthbert, Lorna 216 D Daberkow, Vernelle 55. 216 Dahl. Kenneth 154 Dalby, Felix 65. 171 Dalton. Darlene 34. 108, 118. 122. 132 Dalton. Jean 216 Dalton. Jerome 53. 161. 216 Darnell. Thomas 86. 174 Daubert. Judith 216 Davis. Charlotte 126. 204 Davis. Sharon 216 DeLosh, Lorraine 191 Demke. Bill 191 Determan, Carole 204 Diamon, Violet 175 Dibbert. Carol 50 . 51. 53. 128. 191 Dickey. Mona 204 Dinklage, Trudy 216 Dittberncr. Lenora 204 Dobash. Karen 204 Dolesh. Larry 216 Dunlin. Mary 33. 216 Dorr. Judith 217 Doty. Patricia 131. 204 Dowling, Angeline 75. 79. 130. 175 Downie, Paul 161. 214. 217 Dredge. Clifford 217 Dreismeier, Alice 217 Driller. Faythe 92. 175 Drummond. Mary 204 Dryak, Phyllis 191 Ducommun. Vicky 217 Dunklau. Phyllis 129. 204 Dunn. Dianne 204 E Earnest. Nancy 204 128 Echtenkamp. Burton 86. 128. 204 Eg gen. Jolene 33. 86. 122. 128. 192 Elkins. Rodney 131. 192 Elliott. Martha 77. 202, 204 Elsberrv, James 50. 52. 53. 112. 137, 175 Elser. Lila 204 Engelbart. Gary 158. 159. 192 Ericson. Dianne 217 Erlandson. Robert 64. 175 Ernesti. Joel 175 Erwin, Kay 79. 217 Evans, Merdyth 217 Everingham. James lio, 175 Everson. Dorothy 175 Groff, M. Ann 13. 23 . 27. 04. 108. 113. 118, 123. 131. 170 Grove, James 87. 147, 161, 164 Gutzmann. Marleen 50. 52. 53. 193 F Farber. Helen 131 Farrell, John 34. 110. 112, 120. 132. 175 Karris. Lois 130. 217 Feglcy, Gary 120. 167, 217 Ferguson. Jeanette 217 Fetrow, Fred 122. 101. 104, 188. 192 Fetter man, David 167 Filips, James 86 Fmek. Herbert 129. 204 Finn. Douglas 204 Finn. Roberta 128, 205 Fischer. Linda 205 Fitch. Duane 192 Fixsel. Ronnie 205 Fleming. Harry 65 Fleming. Judy 217 Foote. Darrell 175 Forbes, Janis 131, 205 Forslund. Larry 86, 192 Fox, Gary 147 Foxen, Georgeann 132, 205 Francisco. Shirley 131 Fredrickson. Bonnadell 175 Frerichs. Jolene 205 Frerichs, Joyce 205 Frese, Janice 205 Frese, Karen 217 Frevert. Fauneil 176 Fried, Terry 217 Fuelberth, Barbara 217 Fuelberth, Darrel 86. 166 Fuelberth, Dclno 176 Fuelberth, John 186. 166, 205 Furstenau, Larry 167 G Gabriel. Marietta 176 Gallup. Bonnie 217 Gallup. Magel 217 Garcia, Jon 154. 156 Garner. Duane 129 Gash. Nancy 120. 205 Gaspers. Patricia 132, 217 Gatewood, Donald 147. 192 Geek, James 218 Gemmell. Robert 152. 161. 163 Givens, Roger 132. 192 Glissman, Diane 218 Godbersen. Ethel 51. 53, 137, 192 Goede, David 154 Goeller. Flavian 128. 218 Goetsch, Barbara 33 Goctsch, Gary 193 Goldsworthy, Glenda 93. 116, 205 Goodman, Roland 205 Goodwin. Judith Gordon, Sandra 218 Goshorn. Barbara 176 Goshorn. Genevieve 132. 218 Graef, Janet 205 Green. William (Joe) 152. 161. 164 Grcenamyre. Jcanine 53. 218 Greening, Gary 86. 176 Greening. Janice 33, 176 H Haag, Bob 138 Haas. Jeanette 205. 125. 130 Hadden. Harvey 193 Haisch. Larry 218 Hake. Kenlon 218 Hales. Mary 176 Hall. Judith 205 Halle. Karen 127 Halle, Kay 125. 176 Hammer. Dean 161. 163 llanel. Frank 146. 149. 176 llandke. Mara lee 128. 218 Hansen, Beverly 218 Hansen. Charlotte 218 Hansen. Elenore 129, 205 Hansen. LeRoy 218 Hansen. Linda 86. 205 Hansen, Mary 124. 176 Hanson. Camilla 75. 205 Harper. JoAnn 123. 138, 176 75. 79. 118. 120. Harris. Sandra 53. 129, 137. 206 Hartman. Dwayne 177 Hash. Gretchcn 206 Hassel, Harry 206 Hassman. Eugene 132 Hauk. Robert 177 Havekost, Karen 206 Hayes, Larry 193 Hayes, Sharon 206 Hayworth. Frank 86. 177 Hayworth. Glen 193 Heckathorn. Robert 116. 124 Heermann. Ronald 158, 160. 193 Hegemann, Victor 86. 120. 122. 193 Hciman. Arleen 177 Heim aim. Phyllis 128. 218 Heitzman, Richard 218 Heller, Alice 128. 218 Henderson, Judy 206 Henderson. Rodney 146 Henderson. Stanley 86. 206 Henderson, Terry 172. 177 Henkcns, Gary 116. 177 Henry, Jeanette 13. 120. 206 Hepfingcr. John 52. 51 Hcrbolsheimer, Gary 86 Hetzcl, Thomas 147 Hewitt, Audrey 124. 193 Hickcrson, Bradford 56. 58. 218 Hill, Marian 194 ililz, Dennis 92. 194 Hindman, John 206 Hinelinc. Janice Hineline. Judy 206 Hincr. Charles Hirschman, Denis 219 Hittle, Claudia 206 llobel, Douglas 45. 177 Hodoway. Judith 58. 65, 126. 127 Hoffman. Renae 206 Hoffman. Walter Hogan. David 85. 174 Hoier, Sharon 77, 219 Hollenbeck. David 206 Iforak, Marlene 118. 177 Horrocks, Richard 219 Horst. Cheryl 219 Houfek. Eileen 132, 219 Hubbard. Glenn 206 Hucttmann, Theodore 219 Huffman, Carol 219 Hughes. Donna 219 Hughes. Gerald 122. 194 Hughes. Polly 93. 121. 206 Humpal. Eo 156, 161 Humphrey. Harold 32. 34. 177 Humphrey. Margaret 34. 177 Hurd. Patricia 206 Hutcheson. Jerry 159 Hutchinson. Kendall 158. 160 Isom. Noelyn 86. 194 Isom. Patsy 194 Ivener, Lorraine 177 J Jackson. Robert 178 Jacobsen, Sharon 75. 194 Jacobson, Ardis 33. 206 Jacot. Judith 219 Jacquot, Robert 32. 146, 194 Jaixen. Mvlan 92. 93. 112. 118. 132. 178 Jaixen, Patricia 219 Janecek, Marilyn 53. 207 Janssen. Charles 132. 207 Janssen. Sylvia 132. 219 Jcdlicka, Norman 121 Jenkins. Marvl 130. 219 Jensen, Nancy 33. 219 Jcsscn, Barbara 51. 53. 207 Jochims, Joclle 219 Johannsen, James Johnson. Betty Jane Johnson, Connie Johnson. Dennis Johnson, Janyce Johnson. Jerry Johnson. Joyce Johnson. Karen Johnson. Larry Johnson. Larry K. Johnson. Larry A Johnson. Melvin Johnson. Itaynee Johnson, Rodney O. Johnson. Sharyi Johnson. Sheila Johnson. William Johnston. Linda Jones, Betty 70. 113. lie. 120 1 T 178 ’ Jones. Lawrence Jones. Richard 219 207 60 154. 161. 207 127. 219 53 219 220 125. 152. 161 207 220 147 . 178 32. 178 220 220 178 220 Jurging, Mary 32. 178 178 220 Kaczor, Lois Kaiser, Gary Kaiser. Ivan Kant. Jane Kasselder. Patricia K at sis. Tom 108. 132. 22 1 207 86. 122. 19-1 207 130. 207 161. 1C2 161. 164 Lingenfelter. Gary 180 181 207 87 208 131 999 131 Lmglo. Catherine 221 33. 181 158. 178 221 999 Koitees. Patsy 25 . 75. 112. 120. 124. Lorensen. Jeanette 195 Mitchell. William 158 178 Loseke. Janet 128. 208 132. 209 132. 207 208 222 116 Lubker. Rod 195 Mohr. Ronna 209 220 167 195 999 113. 194 Luedke. Ted 86 208 222 Kessinger. Kayleon 220 Lund. Carole 214. 221 Mongan. William 54. 55. 57. 116 161. 178 132, 208 181 137. 220 , 55. 57. 59. 70. 209 207 118. 195 Moose. Coclla 209 Ill, 207 32. 122 180 209 171 179 Lyman. Rebecca 59. 70. 71. 131 Morris. Roger 65. 196 50. 207 Lyon. Sonja 208 Morrison. James 158. 209 179 Morrissey, Linda 222 Kirchner, Marlin 158 Morrissey. Robert 147 Kirk. Dean 152. 161. 164 Morrow, Mary 125. 129. 209 120 220 222 179 Mudder. Diane 99? 207 Mulhair. Charles 92. 1% Klauscn. DcWaync 207 McCluskey, Paul 50. 54. 58. 65. Muller. Herman 166 147 116. 117. 208 Mundcrloh. Myrne 1% 70. 179 McDermott. Dianne 221 Munro. Dave 147 Klink. Judith 33. 125. 130 McDowall. Charles 34. 172. 180 Murphy. Michael 1% 86 207 208 132 999 Knaak, Larry 86. 179 McGowen, William 180 Murphy. Vincent 209 220 McGregor. Alice 125. 126. 196 Musselman. Ruth 126. 222 125 McGuire. Michael 208 Myers. Janice 196 Kock. Muriel 207 McHenry. Larry 147 Myers, Kay 75. 86. 181 65 McMahon. Helen 33. 34. 118. 120. Myers. Robert 129. 165 Kohtz, Robert 93. 121, 125. 179 122. 132. 1% 220 McNamara. Patrick 208 Konecky. Ron 86. 167 Korth, Dennis 32, 125. 179 Korth, Gale 51. 125. 179 220 999 Kowalke. Betty 207 M 131. 209 Kracl. David 146, 161, 162, 195 Magnuson. Arlen intent 222 208 86. 129, 208 158 210 220 Mahler, Elmer 7t 156 Krallman. Gary 86. 128. 179 181 Kramer, Larry 32. 172. 179 loV 131. 196 Krause. Henry 120. 124 125. 131. 221 Nelson. Joyce 44. 45. 188. 197 Km. Linda 220 Nelson. Kay 210 179 120. 222 Kreuch, Stephen 146. 156. 214 180 Nelson, Marilyn 33. 35. 77. 112. Krivohlavck. Dianne 132. 220 180 123. 182 195 210 Krohnke. Mary 56. 57. 132. 208 Neuhaus. Robert 161 Krommenhoek. Keith 158. 159 181 Xeuhaus. Sharon 222 Kruse. Kay 50. 53. 220 23 181 Newcomb. Wendell 999 Ksiazek. Raymond 86 181 Nielsen. Marlin 118. 137. 156 Kuhn. Barbara 86. 113. 118. 131 Nielsen. Terry 210 Kunzman. Jenene 180 N'issen, Kay J31 Kurtenbach. Nancv 208 Noe. Keith 34. 182 Kvle. Marilyn 901 Nordstrom. Doliver 182 Mattas, Jeanette 116. 131. 221 Norman. Sally 86. 113, 118. Matthews Maureen 33. 56. 221 121, 131, 192 991 Xottleman. Wavne 156 Novotny. Donald 999 L Maynard, Carolyn 118. 131. 209 Noyes. DeVonnc 222 Lackas. Terry 34. 131. 195 Meacham. Patricia 60. 61. 118 Nuckolls, Barbara 131. 210 Lamp, Julie 51. 125, 129. 195 Mead, Barry 65. 209 Landholm. LuRay 128. 221 Mead, Janet 132. 209 L.mg. Tom 86. 208 Menke, Luella 126. 181 1. mghorst. David 167 Menkc. Ruth 126, 221 180 209 86 221 Obcrmeycr. Janice 210 156 197 180 58 O’Brien, John 147. 197 221 129. 221 O’Connell. Marcia 37 Lawler, Linda 128. 208 Miller. Kay 222 Odgaard, John 55, . 56. 57. 58 65 Lee. Sandiv 23. 195 Miller. Marla 56. 60. 181 Olson. Beverly 182 208 131. 181 Olson. Patricia 223 Letter man. Mary Jane 221 Miller. Patricia 18 1. 209 Olson. Norma 108. 202 Lindsay. Archie 34. 180 Miller. Suzanne 209 Ondracek. Ted 30 Osborn. Ruth - 223 Osorno, Wendell 210 Ostberg, Marvin 71, 121. 210 Ott. Kathleen 86. 128. 182 Ottoman. Virginia Often, Doris 182 Owens. Judith 130. 223 Pack. Paul 58. 65, 116. 137. 202 Paoper, Mary 129. 223 Park. Dorothy 34. 116. 129 Parrill, Marian 33. 34. 210 Patras. Robert 182 Patrick, Joseph 32. 182 Patton. William 146 Paul. Nancy 223 Peck. Ronald 147. 161 Pedersen. Dixie 120. 133. 223 Perry. Mary Ktta 131 Perry. Michael 165. 223 Pestel. Allan 32. 93. 197 Peters. Barbara D. 182 Petersen Donna 223 Petersen. Judith (la.) 210 Petersen. Judith (Neb.) 70. 210 Petersen. Mary 214. 223 Petersen. William 147 Petersen. Susan 113, 121. 129. 138. 182 Peterson. Barbara 75 Peterson, Charles 154. 156 Pettit. Janice 118, 210 Philleo. Judith 130. 223 Pieper, Phyllis 183 Pieratt, Roger 133 Pierce, Jerene 223 Pile, Fredericks 183 Pineda, Richard 122, 154. 167. 172, 183 Pingel. Robert 210 Popken. Marcella 223 PoDnenheimer. George 223 Pound. Karen 183 Pound. Richard 34. 183 Powers. Stephen 152. 161. 163. 164 Pratt, Marie 33, 87. 210 Prazak. Bob 9 183 Proett, Dorothv 45, 122, 125. 130. 197 Prokop, Carolyn 33. 131. 210 Prokop, Darlene 33, , 120. 131, 197 Pruett. Janet 223 Pruett. Merl 161. 164. 183 Prusa, Melvin 183 Puetz. James 146, 197 Puetz. William 146. 148. 210 Q Qualsett. Orville 18. 147, 151. 183 R Rabe, Anita 210 Kachow. Charles 76. 154. 155, 165. 184 Radke, Dennis 210 Rainey, Judith 223 Rakowsky. Janel 184 Rakowski, Ronald 121. 199 Ramm. Sally 75 R a mini, llene 113. 123. 125. 131. 184 Kandol. Sharon 131. 223 Rang. I.a von 211 Rapp, Susan 54. 55. 57. 59. 75. 78. 118. 120. 131. 197 Rasmussen. June 224 Raver. Bob 167 Raver. Ronald 154. 157. 158, 160. 184 Reardon. Judy 132. 224 Reed. Robert 224 Reeh, Jacqueline 224 Renners, Roma 53, 211 Reiner. John 184 Rcthmeier, Barbara 131. 224 Rethmeier. Kenneth 133. 152 Reznicek. Don 86. 132 Reznicek. JoAnn 132, 224 Rice. Dorothy 184 Ricehill. Klliott 211 Richardson. Suzanne 199 Rolder. Delbert 211, 121 Rihanek. Barbara 131. 184 Riley. James 211 Robbins. Mardith 211 Roberts. Dan 211 Robertson, Sylvia 75. 78. 137. 211 Robeson. Gary 152. 161 Robins. Maries 121 Robinson. Julie 211 Rogers. Willard 200 Rolllfs. Roger 224 Rolfes. Paula 65. 122. 132. 198 Ross. Carolyn 224 Rouinph. Lowell 167. 200 Ruff. Lyle 32 Rundquist, R Rosemary 116, 130, 211 Rushing, Sandra 45. 51. 70. 125. 200 Ryan. Suzanne 109. 116. 211. 224 S Saltonstall. Rebecca 75. 78. 185 Sampson. Karen 224 Sandburg, Judith 211 Sanderson, James 211 Sanderson. Pamela 138. 224 Sass, Charles 185 Schaaf. George 161. 164 Schaller, James 161 Schaulis, Stanley 146. 158 Schaulis. Wilbur (Dan) 158 Scheppers. Gerald 86 Schieffer, Larry 53 Schlemmer, Patricia 131. 224 Schlichting, Roger r. s Schmeichcl. Dale 224 Schmeits. Ronald 211 Schmidtmann. William 211 Schmitt. William 158 Schneider. Gene 147 Schnitzler, Robert 18. 76. 116. 147, 148. 151. 158. 159, 160. 185 Sc breeder. Doris 34. 185 Schroedcr. Richard 198 Schroeder. Robert 154. 161. 162. 164 Schrunk, Par Icon 211 Schuett, Arlene 129. 211 Schuelh. John Schulz. LoAnn Schulte. Bill Schwarte. Jane Schwarz. Judy Sea bury, Ann Sedivv. Gordon Seiler. Lester Sexton. Carolyn Shattuck. Kay Shaver. Karen Shaw, Carmen Shepard, Susan Sherry, Pat Shilling, Don Shimoda, Patrick 224 Shrader, M Lavern 198 Shrader. Sandra 33. 86. 123. 130. 198 Shupc, Marilyn 224 Siemsen, Robert ■ Simmons. Vicki 212 Simpson. Elizabeth 225 Sivill. Carman 75 Skarnulis. William 167 Skeahan, James 212 Skokan, Judy 118. 212 Skoog. Carl 225 Slentz. Zella 51. 130. 198 Slutz. Lynette 51. 53 Smith. Calvin 225 Smith. Dennis 161. 162 Smith. Karen Lee 225 Smith. Lawrence 225 Smith. Leonard 123, 199 Smith. Ronda 198 Smith. Wayne 185 Sorensen. Sigrid 70. 92. 118. 186 Soulliere. John 55. 56. 61 Sowokinos. Joseph 77. 146 Spatz. Gera in 199 Specht, Dean 32. 146. 185 Spiclman, Jerilynn 130. 225 Splittgerber. Gary 86 Sronce. Jerry 131 Sprout. Virginia 225 Stahlecker. Bernice 225 Steckelberg. Dennis 123. 158, 199 Steele. Deborah 133. 212 Steinhauer, Patricia 225 Stevens. Richard 167 Stewart. Twila 56. 64. 65. 199 Stone. Gave 125. 131. 199 Stout. Eileen 212 Strasheim Dwavne 142. 161. 162. 164. 199 St rat liman, Myron 225 Stronger. Dean 86. 122. 188. 199 Stnbley. Edward 60. 118. 212 Strong. Linda 212 Strong. Patricia 138 Strong. Sharon 225 Sudbcck, Donald 32. 186 Sudbeck. Francis 32. 186 Suhr. Janice 129 , 225 Sukstorf. Delbert 212 T Taylor. Janet 212 Taylor. Jerry 154 Tejral. Leroy 225 Tom me, . Richard 201 Thatch. Michael 212 Thomas , Jeanne 225 137 211 211 212 33, 198 224 224 212 212 185 75. 185 198 224 50. 53. 132. 212 161. 164 147. 161, 163. 231 Thomas. Margaret Thompson. Joan Thompson. Loren Thomson. Kenneth Thor, David Tictsort. Rodney 18. 146. 148. 150. 15!. 158 Tictsort. Judy Tinsley. Betty Tolman. Caroline Tolzin, Marcia Tooker, Karl Torgerson, Dennis Towns. Keith Tramp. Joyce Trcddenbarger. Ralph Turner. Mary 212 118. 129 133, 186 201 212 76. 110, 112. 213 213 131. 225 75. 132. 213 201 154. 166 161. 163 225 131 56. 225 U I'techt. Gayle ...213 V Van Berg. Joyce 225 Vandegrift. Bonita 45. 51. 52, 53. 125. 130. 188. 201 Van Dousen, Donna 201 Van Valin, Richard 186 Vasek, Gail 33. 56. 128, 226 Veeder. Bonnie 226 Vlasak. Sharon 51. 125. 131. 201 Voboril. Elaine 226 Voecks. Gerald .201 Vogel. Kenneth Vohs. Maxine Vohs. Phyllis Vondracek. Judy Voorhics. Susan Voss. Joan 226 213 75. 120. 124 226 226 213 W Wagner. Jean 131, Wagner. Kay 13. 75. Wagner. Wayne Walton. Connie Wand. Jay Ward, Linda 132. Warren, Rebecca 131, Weber, Marlene 35. Weber. Rosemary Webster, Judine 75, Weckcr. Ronald Wedekind. Marian Wegner. Louise 129. Weibye, Gary 54. 57. 59. 70, 112. 116. 138, 186 Weiblc. Judith 54. 55. 57. Weich, Shirley Weidner. Faye Weier, Bruce Weikel. Rex Weinberger. Dale Weil zenk amp. Donald 76, 152, 162. 163. 187 Weitzenkamp. Karen Wenther. Joseph Wesely, Robert Westergard. Marilyn 213 186 186 213 161 213 213 226 226 200 226 129 200 71. 200 187 226 200 187 158 161. 213 226 167 213 White. Keith . 120 White. Ronald 158. 213 Whitt. Ronald 65. 213 Whitwer. Jon 54. 55. 56. 58. 65. 138. 187 Whitwer. Roberta 51. 213 Wieting. Pat 13. 50. 53. 77. 120. 213 Wilbur. Ellis 226 Willert. Judy 75. 128. 226 Willms, Linda 129. 200 Willoughby, G. I. 75 Wilmsmeyer, Ruth Wilson. Dean 50. 51. 53. 138. 187 Wiltse. Nancy 175. 201 Winch, Janies 80 Wisnieski. Gerald 121, 226 Witte, Rodney 137. 226 Wood. Wendell 131. 213 Woodruff, Donna 213 Wright, Carole 226 Wunschel, Kay 128 Y Yates. Rosalie 54 . 56. 57 . 65 . 70. 71, 171, 187 Z Zach. Kathy 226 Zeitliner. George 167 Zimmermann. 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