Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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Row 1: Murata, Miller, Shibata, MacCanon, Hughes, Machmer, Huber, Walker. Row 2: Miss Allen, Stolte, Drees- zen, Job, Wuflestad, Unruh, Morehead, Roghair. Row 3: Everett, Feil, Beurer, Holzworth, Baker, Moline, Savage, LaFrenz, Bobst. COHECO CLUB This club is fostered by the Department of Home Economics, Social activities and projects are part of the agenda as well as the fostering of professional attitudes and ideals. This chapter was organized in 1947, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB This organization is for the purpose of the study and dis- cussion of world affairs from an international point of view. Speakers are sponsored who speak on the cultural condi- tions of our country. City forums, parties, and good times are also on the billing for this club. Row 1: Beurer, Hall, Chandler. Row 2: Muysken, Kiernan, Mullins, Lunde, Black. Row 3: Dr. G. B. Kempers, Paul- sen, Matthews, Molzen, De Groot, Dr. A. G. Larson.

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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,

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