Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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1: M. Schindler, J. Starr, A. Haddock, D. Hedstrum, J. Heidrich, R. Burgett, B. Bradberry, M. Dorman. 2: Miss Frie, M. Hall, I. Medlin, M. Fickle, D. Taylor, J. Morgan, J. Woelfle, R. Loechner, M. Moline, P. Trimmer. W.A .A. The W.A.A.is an association of wom- eninterested in girls athletics. Dur- ing the year they sponsor tennis, vol- ley ball, ping pong, and various other sorts of tournaments. Every Wednes- da y night the W.A.A. sponsors girls intramurals. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization made up of those people who will make science their future careers and have therefore majored in one of the sci- ence fields. It is one of the small- est arganizations on campus, but al- so one of the more important ones. 1; M. Fickle, R. Burgett, W. Eliott, C. Hodgson, J. Wichelt, R. Bonde, J. Gates, A. Murdoch.

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1: G. Sherman, M. Miller, C. LaFrenz, J. Wichelt, S. Savage, M. Heim, J. Marks, L. Walker, J. Morgan, C. Daugherty. 2: R. Miller, R..Robbin, R. Bonde, J. Saxton, L. Beliel. 3: R. Withee, C. Hughes, G. Ulrich, A. Peterson, G. Cook, A. Smith, L. Mullins, M. Knoell, A. Murdoch. NEBRASKA CLUB From the rolling hills and plains of Nebraska comes this happy bunch of students to liventhe atmosphere of our campus. They have good times by joining together in campus activities as wellas enjoying picnics and parties among themselves. MINNESOTA CLUB To Westmar's campus comes this group of peppy students from the land of the lakes. They lend much to West- mar's friendly atmosphere by holding parties, sponsoring floats and joining in on the campus fun. 1: A. Miller, F. Fuchs, M. Bartel, N. Butler, G. Dahlmeier, J. Anderson. 2: N. Dahmes, D. Arends, C. Fosberg, J. Utzinger, M. Paulsen, S. Bengtson. 3: B. Buller, K. Duehn, J. Black, J. Duckson, L. Adelmann, R. Paulsen, M. Haedt.

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Row 1; M, Schuler, Dorman, Scharf, Schrotenboer, Tesch, Blumer, Preston, Lawson. Row 2: Pirkl, M. Mueller, Huber, E, Reiner, Beeman, Holzworth, Job, Wuflestad, Beurer, Scherbenske. Row 3: Thiele, Herzberg, Unruh, Schaible, Alexander, Feil, ‘Nibbe, Es Schuler, Row 4: W. Schuler, J. Martin, Wetzel, Lunde, Roemmich, Speidel, Shelton, J. Martin, Wolff, Rath, Banek, Mittlestadt, Wutzke, Becker, Row 5: Vv. Mueller, Wittenberg, Iszler, Matt- MAKOTA CLUB From the wide area covered by Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota come these students to Westmar, They comprise one of the largest clubs on the campus and the members may be found participating in nearly every or- ganization on campus, IOWA CLUB Allstudents from the corn state have joined together to form the Iowa Club. This club is one of the largest on Westmar’s campus. Good wholesome fellowship is one of the objectives set forth by its loyal members, Row 1: Klingensmith, Gustafson, DeGraw, Brinkert, Rhone, Toyne, Kamlade, Foster, Kroger, Heath, MacCanon, Row 2: Dragoo, Appell, Isebrands, Davis, Winterfeld, Schwarz, Thompson, Hoffman, Andrews, Row 3: Everett, Morehead, Olivier, Fountain, Dreeszen, Till, Herzig, Jubell, Bundt, Neumann. Row 4; Vandrak, Newquist, Haack, Newquist, Masters, Dumke, Muyskens, Skickell, Reeves, Straube, Row 5: Prestholt, Hodgson, Nolte, Koenig, Pals, Yodor, Kullmer, Geiger, Gonnerman, Skickell, Streyffeler, Dumke,