Westmar College - Eagle Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1966 volume:

pA val op) ca = — AO AY THINKING LISTENING LEARNING % 3 . D derser sear es a seat Ppores e ‘ SON ee e TRAINING COMPETING WINNING PARTICIPATING CONTRIBUTING ACHIEVING... Fr if a aus ey LD! oa o a i ae Ve Peet GH y abe $ i ie j ‘ § a ; PS cx j he i a « r i nage iy 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSMEN EVENTS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS INDEX sie BABIN ADMINISTRATION ND FACULFS H. H. Kalas President 20 G. O. Thompson Dean Thomas Stone Dean of Students Benjamin Zuehl Professor Emeritus of Psychology Harold Brady Registrar Harold French Chaplain Duane Wilson Director of Campus Activities Donald Payne Business Manager Walter Williams Comptroller William Kulow Director of Service Operations Carry] Ziettlow Director of College Relations Kenneth Vance Associate Director of Development Calvin Stickel Director of Public Relations Clayton Koth Director of Development Esther Merkle Librarian George Gostas Cataloging Librarian Minnie Tarr Reference Librarian Monte Silk Admission Counselor Jane Hansen Circulation Librarian Kenneth Fiester Admissions Counselor William Geiger Assistant Director of Admissions Lloyd Petersen Admissions Counselor Robert Bitterly Director of Placement Service Jeannette Deedrick Wernli Hall Housemother Dee DeKock Memorial—Eastview Housemother Duane DeKock Memorial—Eastview Housefather Ora Davies New Dorm Housemother HUMANITIES DIVISION “To help students realize their kinship with men and women of all eras as they have struggled, suffered, and, at time triumphed in their quest for abundant life ... to develop aesthetic and moral judgment ... to cultivate dexterity and artistry in the communication of ideas and emotions through the media of spoken and written language, pantomime, music, and art’—these are the objectives of the Division of Humanities at Westmar. Headed by Miss Alice Kruse, this division provides the student with infinite opportunities to improve and polish his personal expression in the departments of Art, English, Modern Languages, Music, Philoso- phy, Religion, and Speech. Harriet Semke Lecturer in German John Billingsley Assistant Professor of Modern Lan- guages Ida Marshall Professor Modern Languages | | } James Fletcher Assistant Professor in Speech and Drama William Jacobsen Instructor in Speech Alice Hatchell Instructor in Speech and Drama Merrill Davis Associate Professor of Religion Golden Thompson Professor of Philosophy Dwight Vogel Instructor in Philosophy and Reli- gion Linda Vogel Lecturer in Christian Education Harvey Kluckhohn Associate Professor of English Donald Kline Instructor in English Alice Kruse Professor of English William Albright Instructor in English Frank Summerside Assistant Professor of Music Virgil Dorweiler Assistant Professor of English Betty Lou Ratliff Assistant Professor of Music Frank Jewett | Professor of Music Wayne Perrill Associate Professor of Music Robert Moore Associate Professor of Music Gracie Lou Wagoner Lecturer in Music William Cookson Instructor in Art Nancy Luomala Instructor in Art NATURAL SCIENCES DIVISION “To prepare the student to enjoy and more wisely participate in the scientific age of which he is a part . . . to encourage the application of the scientific method of study to the problems of life ... to study the Natural Sciences for their cultural values and the enrichment of life ... to provide training for teaching, and to give background for graduate study, research, and professional preparation” are the objectives of the Division of Natural Sciences, headed by Dr. Wayne G. Marty. Through the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Physical Education, and Physics the student is provided with the valuable means of better understanding his physical world. Ellen Oliver Assistant Professor of Mathematics Delmar DeBoer Instructor in Mathematics Daniel Hansen Instructor in Mathematics and Physics Richard Petersen Instructor in Mathematics and Physics Milton Martin Instructor in Physical Education Jack Scott Assistant Professor of Physical Education Paul Knudtson Assistant Professor of Physical Education Louise Dennler Instructor in Home Economics Evelyn Allen Associate Professor of Home Eco- nomics Wanda Galyen Instructor in Physical Education Neil Ersland Lecturer in Physical Education’ Edwin Danner Professor of Biology Wayne Marty Associate Professor of Biology Arlan Hershberger Professor of Chemistry Theodore Rebstock Associate Professor of Chemistry James Divelbiss Associate Professor of Biology Sheldon Cram Associate Professor of Physics Lyman Kells Associate Professor of Chemistry Rodney Scholten Instructor in Industrial Arts Eldon Danne Professor of Industrial Arts SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION “The Social Sciences are concerned with the scholarly, detailed, systematic and logical study of human beings and their interrelations ... provides training for a reasonable acquaintance with individual, social, and cultural achievements which have contributed to the progress of civilization ... provides training in preparation for teaching and gives a background for advanced study.” Dr. Clarence J. Attig heads the Division of Social Sciences which includes the departments of Business Administration and Economics, Business Education and Secretarial Science, Edu- cation, History, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. In this division, the stu- dent may avail himself of the opportunities to understand the culture in which he lives, and his relationship to it. Robert Embree Assistant Professor of Psychology Charles Semke Assistant Professor of Psychology Leon Scott Assistant Professor of Psychology William Bittel Assistant Professor of History Arthur Larson Professor of History Clarence Attig Professor of History Omar Naimi Instructor of Political Science Robert Herrick Associate Professor of Sociology Oscar Schinkel Instructor in Sociology Ira Eyster Assistant Professor of Education OS ITB TT oo NNN Naas ne baa James Zottnick Associate Professor of Education Herman Vander Well Instructor of Education Hayes McGraw Associate Professor of Education Ardath Van Tassell Assistant Professor of Education Edward Mura Instructor in Business Administration Edna Danner Lecturer in Business Education Cheul Kang Assistant Professor of Economics Rose Hoevet Assistant Professor of Business Education ITN PoE see SENIORS ACHTERHOF, DOUGLAS Sioux Center, Iowa Social Science Divisional Terry Christensen, President; Patsy Pukacz, Secretary; Sherry Dietz, Treasurer; Ruth Kay Smith, ASWC Representative; Vern Weimer, Vice President. AHRENHOLTZ, ADAM, CONRAD ADES, CARL JAMES ASHLEY, ARTHUR Malta, Montana Webster City, Iowa Denison, Iowa Anthon, Iowa Soc. Sci. Div. Physical Education Business Physical Education BILLINGS, RON Albia, Iowa Industrial Arts BLINN, JOHN Wilsall, Montana Music BARNES, DONALD BODENHAUSEN, Lake Benton, CAROLYN Minnesota Cosby, Missouri Physics and Math Music CAREW, GEORGE Sierra Leone, Africa Philosophy BOEGLER, JANE BOUTELLE, Menno, South Dakota GERALD Math Rochester, Minnesota Philosophy CARLSON, LINDA Bismarck, North CLARK, LINDA Dakota Olin, Iowa Psychology Music ) COLLATZ, : CLARK, RICHARD PAUL | Ames, Iowa COLE, PAT St. Paul, Humanities Anthon, Iowa Minnesota Divisional History History CONLEY, CRAM, SHELDA CUNNINGHAM, JAMES Le Mars, Iowa MARIGAY Cedar, Minnesota English Colorado Springs, Speech Colorado Social Science Divisional | DAVOLT, JANICE DEKKER, DENNIS Sheffield, Iowa Maurice, Iowa Elementary Business Education Administration DOCKTER, DOCKTER, JULIE VERNON Le Mars, Iowa Le Mars, Iowa Spanish Religion and History DIETZ, SHERRY Winnebago, Minnesota Elementary Education ELLERBROEK, DUNLOP, CHERYL DELORES Sheldon, Iowa Cedar, Minnesota Elementary Sociology Education EBERHART, ALLEN Eureka, South Dakota Industrial Arts EHRESMAN, MARY Helton, Kentucky Home Economics ELSE, DAVID Sibley, Iowa Physical Education ENTENMAN, MARILYN Ordway, Colorado Home Economics EZEANI, MAZI E. C. Nigeria, Africa Economics GATES, JUDI Le Mars, Iowa Secretarial Science GADEKEN, LAVERNE Bushnell, Nebraska Home Economics GRABAU, DORIS Le Mars, Iowa Elementary Education GUNTHER, MOLLY Le Mars, Iowa Elementary Education GUTZMER, MARLIN Arlington, Minnesota History EWING, JEANNE Genoa, Colorado Elementary Education FOX, SHARON Markesan, Wisconsin English GIST, RICHARD Pipestone, Minnesota Religion HAGEDORN, JOAN Peterson, Iowa Speech HALVERSON, SANDRA Sioux Rapids, Iowa Physical Education HEITKE, CRAIG Paynesville, Minnesota Social Science Divisional HOFFMAN, GARY Danube, Minnesota Physical Education HUGGINS, DONALD Maxwell, Iowa Biology HAWKINS, MARILYN Le Mars, Iowa Elementary Education HEFTY, MARY Topeka, Kansas Elementary Education HINES, RON Pueblo, Colorado English HUTCHINSON, KAREL Sheldon, Iowa Elementary Education HEIDENREICH, VIRGINIA Stockton, Illinois Speech and English HERRICK, LORIE Lincoln, Nebraska Sociology HOUSER, SUSAN Denver, Colorado English JOHNSON, JERRY Kindred, North Dakota Humanities Divisional KLEMME, DOROTHY Le Mars, Iowa Elementary Education KRAMER, JANELLE George, Iowa Physical Education JOHNSON, VICKI Ida Grove, Iowa Business Education KNIGHT, DENNIS Le Mars, Iowa Chemistry JULIUS, JOHN Milbank, South Dakota Psychology KISNER, MARGARY Manly, Iowa Home Economics KNICKMAN, RUTH Council Bluffs, Iowa English KURTH, DICK Le Mars, Iowa Social Science Divisional KLEINGARTNER, DARLENE Jamestown, North Dakota Elementary Education KLIPPSTEIN, THOMAS Sheldon, Iowa Political Science and History KOLBE, JOHN Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Art LAMBERT, KAREN Harcourt, Iowa Elementary Education LEHMAN, LINDELL, MAASS, | LAVENNA GLADYS MAEBELLE | Hillsboro, Kansas Le Mars, Iowa LuVerne, Iowa Music Home Economics Physical Education MACK, TERRY MAYNARD, Sioux Falls, DENNIS South Dakota Arkansas City, Business Kansas Administration Psychology MEAD, DAVID MILLER, EDWARD St. Paul, Minnesota Sheldon, Iowa Sociology Math McCOLLOUGH, CONNIE SUE Webster City, Iowa Math MINNIS, LINDA NUSZ, GORDON Le Mars, Iowa Caro, Michigan Biology History MUNYON, PAUL Spring Valley, California Economics and History NIEMEIER, PAUL Holstein, Iowa Industrial Arts OGI Y, JEAN San Pablo, California Elementary Education POSELEY, DANA Jamestown, North Dakota OLIVER, WILLIAM Le Mars, Iowa Math PATRICK, RALPH Le Mars, Iowa PERLEY, JAMES Little Sioux, Iowa Business History Administration PINKERMAN, LOREN Lynch, Nebraska Music ROSEBROOK, MYRON Oklahoma City, POTTER, PAUL Oklahoma Waterloo, Iowa Social Science Physical Education Divisional PUKACZ, PATRICIA Marshalltown, Iowa Elementary Education RIEGER, BETTY Bismarck, North Dakota Psychology and Sociology OLLMAN, PEGGY Grand Forks, North Dakota Religion POTTER, GLORIA Overland Park, Kansas Biology ROSENTHAL, ROGER Hendricks, Minnesota Industrial Arts SCHROOTEN, RICHARD Le Mars, Lowa Biology SEIDEL, ROBERT Fairview, New Mexico History SMRCKA, LARRY Sibley, lowa Physical Education RUHLMAN, JILL Miller, Nebraska Elementary Education SAVAGE, RICHARD Monroe, Nebraska Chemistry SCHULTZ, MARGARET Laurens, Iowa Math SONCRANT, KATHRYN Webster City, Iowa Biology SCHLENGER, HOPE Marcus, Iowa Art and Elementary Education SCHULER, PHALEN Griswold, Iowa Math and Physical Education SMITH, RUTH Monroe, Nebraska Elementary Education SPRUNK, LARRY Enderlin, North Dakota English and History STEFFEN, RAY Bellingham, Minnesota Biology TOPP, DAN Hubbard, Iowa Elementary Education VAN PELT, JIM Ogden, Iowa Physical Education WALKER, RALPH New Providence, New Jersey Humanities Divisional STOCKEBRAND, HENRI Yates Center, Kansas Elementary Education SUNDERMAN, FRANCES Eagle Lake, Texas Elementary Education SUTHERLAND, JIM Naperville, Illinois Industrial Arts VANDER HAMM, LEE Ireton, Iowa Music TUBACH, BARBARA Falls City, Nebraska Biology VOGEL, LAURENCE Fairmont, Minnesota Music WARWICK, THOMAS WEIMER, Langhorne, VERNON Pennsylvania Ordway, Colorado Sociology Chemistry WIENER, LELAND Hinton, Iowa Math WIKSTROM, GAROLD Kingsley, Iowa Business Administration WILTGEN, RONALD Le Mars, Iowa P Physical Education WINBORN, WARREN Iowa City, Iowa Industrial Arts YEAGER, ALLAN Coon Rapids, Iowa Music YOESEL, ELAINE Rulo, Nebraska Home Economics YOHO, WALLACE Manly, Iowa Industrial Arts ZENOR, ALLEN Lawton, Iowa Social Science Divisional 62 JUNIORS Terry King, ASWC Representative; John Dunlop, Treasurer; Donna Wright, Secretary; Keith Wilken, Vice President; Denny Silk, President. Barnhart, Carl Batalden, Marilyn Beltman, Norman Janet Benson Altoona, Barr, Derryl Lamberton, Orange City, Pipestone, Pennsylvania Scranton, Iowa ° Minnesota Iowa Minnesota Biever, Orval Alton, Iowa Bistline, Lois Abilene, Kansas Bracken, Lyle Sycamore, Kansas Brant, Marilyn Salina, Kansas Bruce, Terry Aurelia, Iowa Breckbill, Bob Brown, Stan Bryan, Ronald Wichita, Kansas South Gate, Dickens, Iowa California Budke, Doris W. St. Paul, Minnesota Capra, Bruce Carncross, Phyllis Denver, Colorado Lodi, Wisconsin Campbell, Kenneth LeMars, Iowa Cathcart, Joachim Fairmont, Minnesota Chittenden, David Sycamore, Kansas Christianson, Marie Pine Island, Minnesota Dahl, Dixie Kiester, Minnesota De Jong, Douglas Blue Earth, Minnesota Denniston, Gary Merrill, Iowa Dickeson, Arlene Hiawatha, Kansas Dann, Carolyn Nashua, Iowa Dickey, Virginia Laurel, Nebraska Dietz, Kathy Dunbar, Janice Winnebago, Ord, Nebraska Minnesota Dunlop, John Cedar, Minnesota Eberle, Thomas Oakesdale, Washington Ensey, Lowell Farley, Ruth Marion, Kansas Ames, Iowa Fintel, Lanny Belle Plaine, lowa Giles, Barbara Middlesex, New Jersey Frank; Marjorie Pequot Lakes, Minnesota Frankhauser, Richard Cedar Rapids, Iowa Gerber, Cheryl Napoleon, North Dakota Grubb, Linda Abilene, Kansas Hackel, Don Ord, Nebraska Haight, Nancy Fullerton, California Goodman, Ralph LeMars, Iowa Hall, Judith Winnebago, Minnesota Hatch, Jon Handorf, Sue Hantke, David Scranton, Iowa Gladbrook, Iowa Portland, Oregon Heimgartner, Hauff, Gretchen Hauser, Terry Kenneth Merrill, Iowa Potsdam, Ohio Kingsley, Iowa Hench, Rod Titonka, Iowa Hindman, Keith LeMars, Iowa ee | He nnings, Don Moville, Iowa Henry, Barbara Pipestone, Minnesota Hiebenthal, Kay Hooper, Nebraska ee ee Hoff, Sherry Kaye Eureka, South Dakota Horner, Jill Pomeroy, Iowa House, Constance Rock Rapids, Iowa Hugus, Sandra Rochester, Minnesota Keller, Joan Pipestone, Minnesota James, David ; Johnson, Randy King, Terry Streator, Illinois Akron, Iowa LeMars, Iowa Knak, Rose Hillsboro, Kansas Kolker, Lloyd Koskovich, Gary LeMars, Iowa Storm Lake, Iowa Knodel, Ronn McLaughlin, South Dakota Kuglin, Vernice Bern, Kansas Kummerfeld, Richard Sutherland, Iowa Kurle, Wayne Eureka, South Dakota Lafleur, Richard Guthrie Center, Iowa Leaming, David Patton Park, Ft. Hood, Texas Maurer, Madylon Cleghorn, Iowa Lancaster, Sue Belle Plaine, Iowa LaRoque, John Sheffield, Iowa Lauer, June Aberdeen, South Dakota Law, David Des Moines, Iowa Long, Cynthia Corwith, Iowa Liestman, Luverne Paynesville, Minnesota Madland, Marsha Inwood, Iowa Major, Leslie Correctionville, Iowa Manthei, Sheldon Martin, David Danube, Fargo, Minnesota North Dakota Mandernach, John Storm Lake, Iowa ee Maxwell, Brian Griswold, Iowa McBane, Judith Espanola, New Mexico Michel, Sheila Olivet, South Dakota Milbrandt, Ruth Ann Elmore, Minnesota Motto, Barbara Garden Grove, California Pecks, Karol LeMars, Iowa Nicolet, Elaine Missoula, Montana Miller, James B. Garwin, Iowa Moldenhauer, Sondra Goodrich, North Dakota Montei, Larry Owendale, Michigan Perley, Edwin Little Sioux, Iowa Petersen, Loretta Richfield, Minnesota Petersen, Rennae Bismarck, North Dakota Peterson, Elaine Archer, Iowa Nebelsick, Arnold Sibley, Iowa Oveson, Keith Des Moines, Iowa Peters, Bob Alton, Iowa Nelson, Dennis Quimby, Iowa Pfeifer, Gary Wells, Minnesota Rau, Conney McLaughlin, South Dakota Redman, LeRoy Lamberton, Minnesota Ristig, Terry Fox River, Illinois Poseley, Rickie Jamestown, North Dakota Roloff, Glenn Lodi, California Schoolen, John Albia, Iowa Rosburg, Dennis Schmidt, Jerry Dunnell, Jamestown, Minnesota North Dakota Schroeder, Sharyn Selby, Paul Danube, Minnesota Medford, Severson, Bethel Minnesota Hubbard, Iowa Shaw, Robert New Castle, Pennsylvania Spahn, Beverly Denison, Iowa Shelton, John Webster City, Iowa Silk, Denny Hastings, Nebraska Sitter, Gary Ortonville, Minnesota Sprunk, Marlyss Olivet, South Dakota Stabe, Kenneth Merrill, lowa Stegman, James Maywood, Illinois Steiber, Mildred Lansing, Iowa Tangen, Chery] Harlem, Montana Thalman, Bill Cedar Falls, Iowa Stoll, Royce Strouse, Bob LeMars, Iowa LeMars, Iowa Thompson, Michael Ames, Iowa Trulock, Roger Trost, Donald Tyler, Concordia, Kansas Minnesota Tjepkes, Mary Jo Rochester, Minnesota Turvold, Priscilla Rock Rapids, Vandivier, Curtis Webster City, Iowa Vannida, Joyce Stratton, Colorado Vinson, Susanne Stratford, Iowa Voas, Sheryl Fort Dodge, Iowa Vogel, Sue Fairmont, Minnesota Wandscheer, Joline Sioux Center, lowa Weaver, Darl Griswold, Iowa Wesselink, Floyd Spring Valley, Minnesota White, Judith Kansas City, Missouri Wiener, Marylyn Hinton, Iowa Wilken, Keith Des Moines, Iowa Wilson, Deanna Le Mars, Iowa Winkelman, Teresa Marion, North Dakota Wise, Linda Milbank, South Dakota Wisner, Dave Waterloo, Iowa Wolf, Dennis Le Mars, Iowa Wright, Donna Salina, Kansas Wright, Harold Kasson, Minnesota Wright, Ruth Omaha, Nebraska Wyman, Patricia Tulsa, Oklahoma Yoesel, Harold Rulo, Nebraska Young, Bruce Wichita Falls, Texas Banek, Lee McLaughlin, South Dakota : SOPHOMORES Eldon Reich, President; Judy Sharp, Secretary; Ross Brown, Vice President; Jackie Johnson, ASWC Representative; Curt Beckman, Treasurer. Anderson, Betty Ahmann, Hugh Ahrendt, Linda Aldrich, David Rock Rapids, Anderson, Elaine Remsen, Iowa LeMars, Iowa - Moneta, Iowa Iowa Brighton, Iowa Apel, Ruth Falls City, Anstey, Ed Nebraska Griswold, Iowa Athens, Lyllis Wilmont, Minnesota Austin, Donald Moville, lowa Bartley, Gene Bartley, Janis Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Baier, Janice Waterloo, Iowa Barron, Linda Graterford, Pennsylvania Beckman, Curtis Story City, lowa Bennett, Larry Dakota City, Nebraska Benson, Donald Berkland, Gary St. Charles, Illinois Fenton, Iowa Beyer, Paula Best, Kelvin Holstein, lowa Washington, Illinois Biller, Earl Chicago, Illinois 74 Bintz, Jack Sutherland, Iowa Bochmann, Max Blakeway, Nancy Aredale, Iowa Zion, Illinois Boegler, Arlys : Menno, South Dakota Bostrom, Lynn Marshall, Boyd, John Minnesota LeMars, Iowa Boelter, A. Joy Naperville, Illinois Brady, Evelyn Marcus, Iowa Brice, Mark Richland Center, Wisconsin Brakhage, Pamela Brent, Mary Alice Lincoln, Nebraska Ogden, Iowa Brown, Ross Des Moines, Iowa Brunkhorst, Warren Merrill, Iowa Burman, Susan Cedar, Minnesota Burgert, Suzanne Lawrence, Kansas 75 Dahlke, Larry Dahmes, Dennis Grand Island, Farmington, Nebraska Minnesota Dellit, Rick Manly, Iowa Dimmlich, David Eldora, Iowa. Oxford, Iowa Burnet, Ron Des Moines, Iowa Cook, Karla Campbell, Cheryl Wells, Minnesota Cram, Sharon LeMars, Iowa Cronin, Patricia Remsen, Iowa Dallman, Janice Bellingham, Minnesota Drewes, Rozanne Racine, Minnesota Dunn, Kathy Fairmont, Minnesota Eberhart, DeeAnn Cavalier, North Dakota Ehresman, Patricia Eckhoff, Dennis Helton, Kentucky Greene, Iowa 76 Essig, Merlin Sanborn, Minnesota Eller, Reynold Hubbard, Iowa Eyres, Kenneth Kingsley, Iowa Feddersen, Harlan | Correctionville, Franken, Becky Frerking, Paul Towa Sioux Center, River Grove, ' Iowa Illinois Foster, Betty } Moville, lowa Frahm, Roger Ceresco, Nebraska Geason, Gayle Ralston, Nebraska Gesche, Paul Gess, Tim Gimbel, Charlotte i Elmore, Minnesota Sierra Leone, Scotland, Africa South Dakota Grenz, Lynette Artas, South Dakota Goshorn, Ronald Shelby, Iowa Grinn, Dennis New Castle, Pennsylvania 77 Hacker, Constance Brillion, Wisconsin Gutshall, Sally Wayne, Nebraska Halvorson, Judy Sioux Rapids, Iowa Hamlin, Marilyn Des Moines, Iowa Hartman, Suzanne Hefty, Ann | Dayton, Ohio Topeka, Kansas Hanneld, Calvin Kulm, North Dakota Harris, Tom Mercer, Pennsylvania Henery, Rodney West Point, Nebraska Hubin, Kerry Jacobsma, Hobson, William Buffalo Lake, VerAnn | Minnesota Sibley, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Jajua, Lydia Sierra Leone, Africa Jahnke, Colleen Hastings, Nebraska Janss, Dave Belle Plaine, Iowa 78 Johnson, Jacqueline Kindred, North Dakota Jozwiak, Dorothy Lake Zurich, Jose, Donna Illinois Bismarck, North Dakota Klinsing, Robert Kline, Bob Pipestone, Spirit Lake, Iowa Minnesota Kay, Jeanne Tulsa, Oklahoma Kirchhoff, Ann Sumner, Iowa Kloster, Kathy Remsen, Iowa Kooiker, Clayton Hull, Iowa Knight, Colleen Kolbe, Thomas Kosanke, Corinne Amenia, Sleepy Eye, Bismarck, North Dakota Minnesota North Dakota Krupke, Janice Paynesville, Minnesota Kruse, Roger Kruse, Danny Lincoln, Nebraska LeMars, Iowa US) Larson, Donald Stratford, Iowa Lopez, Priscilla Santa Fe, Lehman, Merlin New Mexico Hillsboro, Kansas Manz, Helen Mayer, Larry Paynesville, Redwood Falls, Lorenz, Ruth Minn. Minn. Wells, Minnesota Mahler, Sandra Cherokee, Iowa McCue, Alberta Cheyenne, Wyoming Meier, Karen Newton, Kansas McDougall, Mark Le Mars, Iowa Melrose, David Ogden, Utah Miller, Michael Paynesville, Minnesota Moeller, Lois Hawarden, Iowa Minard, Carolyn LeMars, Iowa 80 Morris, Robert New Castle, Moerer, Nancy Pennsylvania Tulsa, Oklahoma Muller, Susan Battle Creek, Iowa Mundhenke, Clarke Milford, Neill, Charles Nebraska Cummings, Nelson, Ethel Kansas Newton, Kansas Musselman, Carla Englewood, Colorado Nebel, David Belle Plaine, Iowa Nolte, Ruth Anoka, Minnesota Ogren, Kenneth Ohlsen, Olmstead, Shela Marcus, Iowa Gretchen Wheat Ridge, LaVerne, Colorado Minnesota Paetznick, Edith Sauk Rapids, Oplinger, James Minnesota Randall, Kansas Pagel, Chery] Wheatland, North Dakota 81 Pecks, Donna LeMars, Iowa Pals, Gary Thornton, Iowa Pender, Linda Galva, Iowa Preston, Jane Leavenworth, Kansas Petersen, Gene Atlantic, Iowa Pierce, Rebecca Rochester, Minnesota Praetorius, Susan Richfield, Minnesota Putnam, Ann Niles, Michigan Randau, Alan Rael, Paul Chicago, Illinois Questa, New Mexico Rahm, Jonathan Hebron, Reese, George North Dakota Stone Park, Illinois Reich, Eldon Olivet, South Dakota 82 Pry, Judy Sanborn, Iowa — Redman, Karen Lamberton, Minnesota Ricks, Deva actor, Iowa Afton Ries, Ilene Riggs, Peggy Des Moines, Iowa Ames, Iowa Rodesch, Steven Ruch, Cheryl Remsen, Iowa Leona, Kansas Roberts, Steve LeMars, Iowa Robinson, Vera Sumner, Iowa Russell, Barbara Waterloo, Iowa Sharp, Judy Riley, Kansas Schaeffer, Rod Schwanke, Marlys Eureka, Sanborn, Smith, Stuart South Dakota Minnesota LeMars, Iowa Souhrada, Cheryl Chester, lowa Stanley, Steven Staiger, Jessie Anaheim, Glen Ullin California North Dakota 83 Steele, Kathy Sutherland, Iowa Strathman, Connie Stough, Susan Brunsville, Iowa Nemaha, Iowa Tesch, Michael Sundbland, Taylor, Rogean Bellingham, Margene Beverly, Kentucky Minnesota Sioux, Rapids, Iowa Sunderman, Dale Griswold, Iowa Teske, John Spring Valley, Minnesota Todnem, Ruth Jo Marshall, Minnesota Throckmorton, Timm, Stephen Richard Moorhead, Tomlinson, James Carroll, Iowa Minnesota Manly, Iowa Tomlinson, Ralph Manly, Iowa Trenz, Herb Trauger, Robert West New York, Wyomissing, New Jersey Pennsylvania 84 Turner, Brian LeMars, Iowa Trometer, Dennis Sioux City, Iowa Unruh, Jo Goodrich, North Dakota Vance, Melvin Vicker, Bill Vix, Lois Merrill, Iowa Oak Forest, Stickney, Illinois South Dakota Van Evera, Richard Hinton, Iowa Vetter, David Council Bluffs, Iowa Voas, Milly Moville, Iowa : Waldo, Leola Walker, Carol Voss, Bonnie LeMars, Iowa Elk Grove, Little Rock, Iowa California Weaver, Dell Griswold, Iowa Warfield, Stanley Tulsa, Oklahoma Weinert, Sheldon Wichita, Kansas 85 Weiseman, Dave Monroeville, Pennsylvania Winoker, Richard Evanston, Illinois Winters, Wade Marshalltown, Iowa Witt, Terry Waterloo, Iowa Wolf, Nancy Nerstrand, Minnesota Yost, Karen Cummings, Kansas Zeisset, Paul Concordia, Kansas Ziettlow, Janice Le Mars, Iowa Zottnick, Marilyn Missoula, Montana Fox, Paul Le Mars, Iowa Haumann, Phil Radloff, Larry Le Mars, Iowa Taylor, Robert New Wilmington, Penn. FRESHMEN : Allen Leck, President; Ruth Hett, Treasurer; Mary Gess, Secretary; Gary Koelling, Vice President. Adamson, Janice Alden, Dennis | Bushnell, Aden, Richard Alden, Barbara Dougherty, Darrel, Aleson Nebraska Pomeroy, Iowa Dougherty, Iowa Iowa Kindred, N. Da. : | Aleson, Dennis Kindred, North Dakota Alexander, Nicholas Wesley, Iowa Anderson, Eric Akron, Iowa Anderson, Richard Story City, Iowa Andres, Dale Waterloo, Iowa Anfinson, Dennis Pierson, lowa Ashmore, Janelle Sioux City, lowa Ashmore, Janette Sioux City, lowa Barr, Ronald Baumgarn, Steve Reasnor, Iowa Royal, Iowa Benninga, Maurice Leonardville, Kansas Berkland, Joyce Emmetsburg, Iowa Birch, Dave Cleghorn, Iowa Bixerman, Dennis Sanborn, Iowa Bixler, Linda Hagins, Pennsylvania Blatt, Rebecca Granville, lowa Brandt, Keith Titonka, lowa Brandt, Elaine Salina, Kansas Brotton, William Chanute, Kansas Brown, James Brunsville, lowa Brown, Janet Brunsville, lowa Brugman, Kathleen Peterson, Iowa Buckingham, Norma Alta, Iowa Buddenhagen, Lloyd Aurelia, lowa Block, Wayne Appleton, Minnesota Blyth, Merlin Ogden, Iowa Bolton, Michael Marcus, Iowa Bonner, Linda Webster City, Iowa Bosshardt, Lane | Ontario, California | Brandt, Carol Lena, [Illinois Brimmer, Janet Brinkman, James Wichita, Kansas Aurelia, lowa Burks, Frank E. Des Moines, Iowa Bye, Ben Holstein, Iowa Carolus, Duane Waverly, Iowa Cerone, James Broomall, Pennsylvania Christensen, Patsy Wheat Ridge, Colorado Clark, Catherine Aberdeen, South Dakota Coffin, Barbara Collins, Timothy Le Mars, Iowa Le Mars, Iowa Clark, Eileen 4 42422 ees Radcliffe, lowa Cline, Linda Colorado Springs, Colorado Cook, Dale Le Mars, Iowa Cook, Marcheta Cedar Rapids, Iowa Coombs, Tom Cherokee, Iowa Corbin, Dennis Moville, lowa Cosby, Jim Sacramento, Calif. Cripps, Mark Sioux City, Iowa SSS Dahmes, Wayne Farmington, Minnesota Day, L. Lynn Le Mars, Iowa Dedrickson, Stanley Hastings, Nebraska Demarest, Linda Santa Cruz, New Mexico Dennler, Jane Le Mars, Iowa Dennler, William Le Mars, Iowa Dietrich, Jane Hornick, Iowa Doll, Beverly Wichita, Kansas Drewes, Marlys Racine, Minn. Duffield, Laura Altonna, Iowa Durrett, Beverly Eads, Colorado Eberhart, Marilyn Java, South Dakota Eernisse, Barb Leota, Minnesota Ehrhardt, John Melrose Park, Illinois Eimmermann, William Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dudley, Susanne Lu Verne, Iowa Ekwere, Aniefiok Nigeria, Africa Ensey, Larry Marion, Kansas Erdmann, Vincent Bismarck, North Dakota Erwin, Rebecca Low Point, Ilinois Eyster, Robert Le Mars, Iowa Farley, Charles Ames, lowa Ferguson, Linda Bayville, New Jersey Finzen, I. Arthur Akron, Iowa Fleischauer, Lynn Lombard, Illinois France, Jim Cozad, Nebraska F rederick, Ronald Livermore, lowa Frey, Denny Sibley, lowa Frost, James Correctionville, lowa Fry, Linda Elmhurst, Illinois Galyen, James Merrill, lowa Foster, Virginia Sioux City, Iowa Hansen, Cheri Hubbard, Iowa Hansen, Lorretta Genoa, Colorado Harris, Charles Alton, Iowa Hasenbank, Marvin Akron, lowa Hazel, Diane Le Mars, Iowa Hearn, Richard Inkster, Michigan Gaumer, Richard Inwood, Iowa Mary Gess Sierra Leone, Africa Gimbel, Jo Ann Scotland, South Dakota Grape, Lynne Monroe, Nebraska Grenz, Kenneth Eureka, South Dakota Groen, Jeanette Olivet, So. Dak. Hall, James Hamilton, Joseph Sterling, Alaska Adair, lowa Guetzkow, Thomas Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hageman, Sandra Ithaca, Nebraska Heath, Randy Anita, Iowa Hegeman, Lona Sioux Center, Iowa Heitritter, Merwin Boyden, Iowa Henry, Becky Hancock, Iowa Herr, Aleece McClusky, North Dakota Herwig, Sheryl Fort Dodge, Iowa Holdeman, Lawanna Holmes, Paul Naperville, Illinois Peru, Indiana Hett, Ruth Marion, Kansas Hoff, Bonnie Eureka, South Dakota Holst, Denee Topeka, Kansas Hoobler, Terry Manville, Illinois Hop, Robert Le Mars, Iowa Hopkins, Carol Billings, Montana Horrigan, John New Wilmington, Pennsylvania Hulse, Alfred Kingsley, Iowa Hummel, Dennis Lewiston, Pennsylvania Hunt, Thietje Hartley, Iowa Hutchinson, Reada Des Moines, Iowa Jacobsen, John Collins, Iowa Jagodzinske, Glenn Welcome, Minnesota Janovich, Diann Zelienople, Pennsylvania Jaquette, Linda Waterloo, lowa Jaycox, Nancy Sanborn, Iowa Jensen, Larry Johnson, Mary Alice Casey, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa Johnson, Ralph Le Mars, Iowa Johnson, Ronald Merrill, Iowa Johnson, Sheryl Denver, Colorado Jones, Cheryl Le Mars, Iowa Jones, David Hubbard, Iowa Jones, Marilyn Cherokee, Iowa Jose, Don Bismarck, North Dakota Juhl, Mark Remsen, lowa Juliar, Jean Pemberton, Minnesota Kaiser, Dennis Merrill, Iowa Kidd, Rita Flagstaff, Arizona King, Patricia Redwood Falls, Minnesota Kingangi, Ruth Nairobi, Africa Kirkpatrick, James Sioux City, Iowa Klatt, Richard Klinkrodt, Charleen Colorado Springs, Davenport, Iowa Colorado Koelling, Gary Grand Island, Nebraska Koth, Joan Le Mars, lowa Kragh, Paul Hendricks, Minnesota Kroon, Veryl Sioux Center, Iowa Krueger, Keith Deloit, Iowa Kruse, Ronald Larrabee, Iowa Lehrman, James Struble, lowa Levay, William Sioux City, Iowa Lyzen, Linda Alton, Iowa Maier, Linda Emerado, North Dakota Maier, Sharon Norwalk, Wisconsin Manson, Jean Correctionville, Iowa Mathers, Loretta Correctionville, Iowa McChesney, Sharon Marshall, Minnesota Kummer, Cynthia Colfax, North Dakota Kunze, Douglas Oakland, Iowa Lamfers, Patricia Ashton, Iowa Larson, Gary Remsen, Iowa Lawton, Kenneth Lewis, Iowa Leck, Allen Rapid City, South Dakota Loafman, Mary Ludwig, Bruce Sanborn, Iowa Alcester, South Dakota McHale, Jack Brunsville, Iowa Meister, Mary Merrill, Iowa Mezger, DeeAnn Wichita, Kansas Michel, Dorine Olivet, South Dakota Miller, Craig Muscatine, Iowa Miller, Daniel Mullinville, Kansas Miller, Marlene Mitchell, Jackie Ventura, Iowa Orchard, Nebraska Miller, Dennis Decatur, Illinois Miller, Douglas Le Mars, Iowa Moerer, Martha Tulsa, Oklahoma Molendorp, Dayton Allendonf, Iowa Moll, Sharon New Ulm, Minnesota Mongan, Susan Kanawha, Iowa Monkelien, Dean Pocahontas, Iowa Moody, Vivian Riley, Kansas Moon, Marsha Missoula, Montana Mootz, Linda Le Sueur, Minnesota Morris, Stephen Le Mars, Iowa Morris, Terry Kansas City, Kansas Musser, Janet Hubbard, Iowa Neff, Diane McClusky, North Dakota Ness, Harry Dayton, Ohio Netley, James Akron, Iowa North, Leslie Omaha, Nebraska Ollman, Pamela Grand Forks, North Dakota Olmstead, Glen Wheat Ridge, Colorado Oordt, Arthur Hospers, Iowa Orres, Kathleen Edgerton, Minnesota Pankonin, Janice Sanborn, Minnesota Parks, Janet Marshall, Minnesota Ohde, Jon Dysart, Iowa | Paschke, Leslie | Delavan, Minnesota Passer, Nancy Wells, Minnesota Petersen, Lyle Richfield, Minnesota Peterson, Terry Council Bluffs, Iowa Peterson, David Griswold, Iowa Polson, Skip El Campo, Texas Poole, Richard Poppe, Paul Grand Island, Nebraska Prochaska, James Pullen, Steve Ayrshire, Iowa Ida Grove, Iowa Rapp, Brucé Aurelia, lowa Rausch, Frank New Castle, Pennsylvania Rayborn, Roger Cedar Rapids, lowa Renes, Janice Sioux Center, Iowa Reutter, Gary Ogden, Iowa Rick, Gene Spring Valley, Minnesota Ring, Mary Langdon, North Dakota Rochholz, Sherry Adair, Iowa Rohwer, Sheryl Lakefield, Minnesota Rosenow, Kaylee Fort Dodge, Iowa Rudolph, Bruce Big Stone City, South Dakota Russow, Sharon Manville, Iowa Sansgard, Carol Schaffer, Renota Elmore, Minnesota Primghar, Iowa Samojedny, Joseph Oak Forest, Illinois Sandberg, Nancy Gowrie, lowa Schechinger, Dean Carroll, Iowa Schlarbaum, Sandra Van Horne, Iowa Schneider, Elizabeth Lincoln, Nebraska Schreck, Priscilla Billings, Montana Schroedor, Ronald Lincoln, Nebraska Schroedor, Sandra Omaha, Nebraska Sherman, Evelyn Early, lowa Siever, Phyllis Albert City, Iowa Simmerman, Donnell Wahoo, Nebraska Smith, David Naperville, Illinois Snyder, Madonna Marcus, Iowa Sprout, Milo Monmouth, Illinois Stauffer, Linda Stead, Peg Lecompton, Kansas Le Mars, Iowa Stamm, Jon Cheyenne, Wyoming Stapf, Joel Farmington, Minnesota Sterkel, Betty Denver, Colorado Stengel, David Milbank, South Dakota Stevens, Frederick Eustis, Nebraska Stoner, Donald Marshalltown, Iowa Strong, Penny Livingston, Montana Strutz, Nancy Fargo, North Dakota Sydness, Alice Jackson, Minnesota Taylor, Karen Friendly, Maryland Thomas, Linda Le Mars, Iowa Thompson, Ann Roland, Iowa Thompson, Beth Ames, Iowa Tonsfeldt, Judy Spirit Lake, lowa Truax, David Marshall, Minnesota Tudor, Stephen Leonardville, Kansas Utecht, Dennis Utesch, Larry Le Mars, Iowa Le Mars, Iowa Vance, Gary Le Mars, Iowa Wagenblast, Sharon Whiting, Kansas Wagner, Donald Sheldon, Iowa Walker, Thomas Elk Grove, California Weale, Dennis Sutherland, Iowa Webber, Susan Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Weegan, John Wendt, Richard Woodbine, Iowa Weber, Alice Le Mars, Iowa Weber, Michael Werner, Ruth Hazen, North Dakota Westlake, Holly Naperville, Illinois Wilson, Marcia Le Mars, Iowa Winborn, Marcia Kalona, Iowa Winkelpleck, Judy Wolstenholm, Rex Ogden, Iowa York, Nebraska Woolridge, Jean Ida Grove, lowa Worley, Mary Aredale, Iowa Wrede, Dennis Alta, Iowa York, Ann Kismet, Kansas Zellmer, Lorene Lawton, Iowa Zobel, Allen Ida Grove, Iowa Bortscheller, Phil Granville, Iowa Conley, Mike Sutherland, Iowa Conover, John Le Mars, Iowa Grady, Richard Granville, Iowa Johnson, Dennis Le Mars, Iowa Kavanaugh, Mary Evanston, Illinois Phelan, Allen Le Mars, Iowa Phelan, Gene Le Mars, Iowa Marienau, Linda Merchen, Edward Le Mars, Iowa Crofton, Nebraska Schultz, Linda Laurens, lowa Serr, Paul Le Mars, Iowa Singleton, James Des Moines, Iowa Van Essen, Bert Le Mars, Iowa 105 —— i ee 4 “She is indeed a fair and angelic child!” sgh haithiinaiaassiione elicit RS en ALAA ATT, : e o om QO, a, iss} cs) o Se =| fe) as (e) A ee = 8 rs 4 pore oi. paca He ‘“Take me away at once capulet!”’ “Between ourselves, without a shadow of a doubt.” Pt scl ol ae ting Se aa a. nm ES ° S 4 o c 2 ° a a o 2 Hy 2 ie) S 4 o a oe � 8 Gc 2 a) 33 2 “T am charmed.” The crowd anxiously await the moment of the lighting of the bonfire. The leaping flames rise high into the sky. Coach Jack Scott introduces Westmar’s football squad. Brilliant fireworks illuminate the night as the evening draws to a close. 110 ines the outstanding beard- The beard contest determ growers. ve got you good.” 0S) (2 wow! A tug, a pull, ... and -war of ting tug i Powerful ladies present an exc Wherefore art thou?” tle greased pig. it . ect Left and below: Coronation festivities come to an end as the royalty recesses, passing by admiring subjects. Above: Dr. Laurence C. Smith receives the award as Alumnus of the Year. Left: Queen Carolyn presents Dr. Danner the Professor of the Year award. 112 An expression of gratitude from Queen Carolyn. | | Refreshments for the honored royalty. A congratulation to Professor of the Year, Dr. Danner. The Young Republicans’ first place or- ganization float predicts victory for the Eagles. These witches on the Junior Class Float brought laughter and won first place in the class awards. Queen Carolyn and her attendants radiate beauty and grace on a wonderful morning. Smiling and spirited spectators thoroughly enjoyed the parade. The Industrial Arts Club won second place in the organizations division with this clever float. 25 ; % i | ae . = i a oe ¢ J oe 4 ee The debut performance of West- mar’s ‘“Top-Hatters.”’ Second place in the class division went to the freshmen. An exciting Saturday afternoon was high- lighted by beautiful weather, an exuberant crowd, presentation of the float award, and a victorious game. Ann Hefty busily works on decorations for the Queen’s supper. Romance and fantasy combine to make the Queen’s su pper. These two people worked hard and long to make the 1966 Homecoming a success. Attendant: Jill Ruhlman Escort: Ron Hines spac Attendant: Jeannie Ewing Escort: Don Huggins istensen = ° os (2) ze Ee fas} eS aaa =) [= ae Sos 28 rn i el o 2 = 3 4 o om a 2) al £ =) aa S) Nn Ss = a a= av . . Attendant Escort: (=) o a = (a0) S S © a) (e) aa c et ie} ra oj ie) 7} o o =) Oo Duke John Blinn = Ss (} fa coming 121 1965 Home The hayride to the Old Barn was chilly, but is abounded with adventure. The faces of these Westmarites express the rollicking fun which permeated at the Turnabout. Even the faculty joined in the gaiety. 122 a eel am , Bon The Chorale provided the closing feature of Parents’ Weekend. “Aria de Capo”—In spite of death life must continue. ‘Man with the most beautiful legs,” Paul Selby, takes a bow. The candidates for most beautiful legs.” (7p) : ae: es : o So f 7 § oe ° eS ; o wo @! 25 3 = Ol 4 z : 4 5 a d le) = 3s i a= 19 I oa . 28 Bo S| a 2 BO Jill Ruhlman presents WUS Queen, Lynette Grenz, and the beautiful legs man, Paul Selby, with their respective honors. Kerry Hubin Arlys -Boegler , made this year’s ional of WUS 1t . iety of booths, trad . The auction and a wide var ] one of the best. . Carnlva Lyric soprano Dorothy Coul- ter of the Metropolitan Opera performs on_ the Westmar campus. Tran Van Dink, chief Washington correspondent of the Saigon Post, pre- sents a challenging message. The Marlow Brothers perform on the piano with style and brilliance. Colon Wilson, a noted British philos- opher, lectures on the topic, “Beyond The Outside.” 129 LAA REAR LEAL EOL LE BNET heightened . lety f ga A touch of colorful scenery is a time o Christmas at Westmar by creative decorating. . intains an air f Christmas and ma irit o awakens the sp of beauty. The first place winner of door decorations in the New Dorm. A scene of musical angels claims first place in Wernli Hall. Christmas is time of “giving and Sharing.” Home at Westmar. 131 ‘My name is Eloise, and we’re having Christmas at our house!” Anita and Jim relate the exuberant joy of Christmas in song at the annual Christmas party. 132 Fun and food brighten the annual all school Christmas party. The Big-Little Sis Christmas party features the Spanish tradition of breaking the Pinata. 133 J ae Sand eon a eee a ee aS oa Sed ea eae a LC ) a] = Westmar’s Collegiate Chorale presents its Christmas concert. Christmas carolers radiate the spirit of Christmas. Excitement and relief Christmas vacation. fill the hearts 135 of many students as they leave the Westmar om aa - PROPHET Co ie An ideal meal is enjoyed in an ideal atmosphere. 136 cee apres ett peeeeiitee Et pene ge ete wee) ou. eee aoeee ere The motto of this picnic was: Help yourself. 137 The first taste of college social life is enjoyed by these fresh- | men, A handshake welcomes the freshmen into the realm of college life. The role of a freshman is incomplete without a beanie. Freshman are honored at their initiation party. Dan Miller entertains at the freshman talent show. A talent show is unsuccessful without a humor- ous tone. Big and little sises get together to get better acquainted. Big and little sises shoe their creative abilities. i 139 The fellowship of the coffeehouse is amazingly unique. Outstanding talent is presented in a comfortable surrounding. The strumming of guitars livens the atmosphere of the coffee- house. Jim and Joline entertain at Westmar’s Coffee House. The Coffee House provides an atmosphere for creative expression. Attentive Listeners appreciate Coffee House entertainment. eas . LEANER LIBEL RE a A 0. ye Co-captains, Hal Kuck and Terry Christensen get their signals straight. EAGLES WIN TRI-STATE FOR SECOND YEAR Fullback Bob Strouse breaks through for more Westmar yardage. Left to Right; ROW 1—Conrad Adam, Rod Hench, Gary Hoffman, Dave Hantke, Phalen Schuler, and John Schoolen; ROW 2—Ron Frederick, Dick Throckmorton, Keith Brandt, Rich Gaumer, Glen Jagodzinske, and Gary Berkland; ROW 3—Terry Petersen, Fred Stevens, Terry Bruce, Dean Monkelien, Renny Eller, and Larry Smrcka; ROW 4—Gary Schrage, Bill Vicker, Dave Else, and Carl Ades; ROW 5—Frank Rausch, Dave Birch, and Jim Op- linger. DETERMINATION AND WORK The 1964 edition of Westmar College’s Fighting Eagle football team was one of success. It included the school’s first Tri-state conference football title. The 1965 edition is no less spectacular. The Eagle team repeated as champs of the Tri-state confer- ence by tying Midland’s conference record of 5—1. The Eagles overall record is 7—1—1. Never before had there been a repeat champion in the Tri-state conference. The 1965 season provided a chance for the Eagle football team! 146 The enthusiasm and desire were present when head coach Jack Scott and his assistants began conditioning the squad for the coming season. As the season drew nearer the spirit increased. The Eagles wanted that championship for the second consecutive year. The first test for the Eagles was a non-conference game against Graceland. Westmar came shining through with a 21—0 victory. ROW 1—Bob Strouse, Bob Shaw, Dennis Eckhoff, Don Huggins, Bob Ferguson, and Ed Anstey; ROW 2 —Brian Maxwell, Dave Peterson, Nick Alexander, Mervin Heitritter, and Don Wagner; ROW 3—Lowell Baerenwald, Dick Gruber, Jim Galyen, Lyle Bracken, Randy Heath, Christensen, Dave Chittenden, Lowell Ensey, Jim Van Pelt, Curt Houston, and Bob Taylor; ROW 5—Joe Sa- mojedny, Bud Smith, John Giroski, Hal Kuck, Don Aus- tin, and Rich Wendt. and Keith Krueger; BRING CHAMPIONSHIP In the next three conference games against Sioux Falls, Northwestern, and Concordia victories were in the offering for the Eagles. Then came a close defeat by Midland in a hard fought contest, the final outcome being 12—7. There still remained a good chance for Westmar to gain that championship. Seriously hampered by injuries the Eagles traveled to Bethel for a non-conference game and returned with a 13—13 tie. The following week the Westmar Eagles went up against Dana and pulled out a 14—0 win giving the Eagles a 4—1 record. This set the stage for Westmar’s contest against Yankton, who had pre- 147 viously beaten Midland. In order to get their lions share of the conference title, the Eagles needed a victory here. But first Westmar warmed up for Yankton by de- feating Tarkio 46—26 in a non-conference game. The game against Yankton was. the most exciting game of the season. With only a few minutes left to play Westmar scored the final touchdown and extra point to come away with a 14—13 victory. Westmar’s conference championship for the second consecutive year was a first for the conference. Thus the 1965 edition of Westmar’s fighting Eagle football tearn closed with a victory ride for the coach and a second straight gold football. ROW 4—Terry a gain for Strouse. WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR WESTMAR Watch it! That’s a 15 yard face-mask penalty, and 21 13 48 14 SEASON RECORD GRACELAND SIOUX FALLS NORTHWESTERN CONCORDIA MIDLAND BETHEL DANA TARKIO YANKTON SEASON RECORD 7—1—1 Tri-state conference games Place: the concentration booth. Final Prize at Stake: One Gold Football. 148 In The Eagle defense moves in to mash an enemy ballcarrier. the Northwestern game Gary Hoffman recovers a f umble and races 81 yards for a TD. From blackboard to playing field, quarterback, Terry Christensen and guard, Phalen Schuler listen as Coach Scott diagrams. It’s the Eagle offense on the move as Jim Van Pelt carries the ball past surrounding opponents. 15] 4 | i + Coaching staff: Left to right: FRONT ROW—Asst. Coaches Don Birmingham and Bob Breffle, Head Coach Jack Scott; SECOND ROW—Trainers Sheldon Manthei and Neil Ersland; Asst. Coaches Delmer DeBoer and Milton Martin. Coach Martin confers with his Eagle defensive squad. 152 Coach Scott worked hard for his second straight Tri-state Championship, not only at the games but during many weeks of practice, and in the end he got it. ‘“He’s over!” for that winning touchdown over Yankton which assured Westmar of the tie for Tri-state Championship. GRIDDERS RECEIVE ALL-AMERICAN, ALL-CONFERENCE AND NAIA HONORS Bob Ferguson All-American Honorable Mention, All-Conference NAIA Phalen Schuler All Conference Larry Smrcka All Conference 154 Hal Kuck All-American Honorable Mention All-Conference NAIA Gary Hoffman All-Conference Honorable Mention Most Valuable Player NAIA ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION ALL CONFERENCE Again Westmar College placed some talented ath- letes on the Tri-state all conference selections, Four Eagle gridders represented the co-championship team. Repeats from last year’s selections were Hal Kuck and Bob Ferguson. Kuck is on the conference team for the third time, while Ferguson has been chosen to the team twice in as many years. Joining Kuck and Ferguson on the offensive unit was guard Phalen Schuler. Schuler was on the honorable mention list last year but made all conference this year. Kuck this year snagged 28 passes good for 327 yards and seven touchdowns. ‘Fergy’” broke the school rushing record pounding out 1,107 yards. Defensively the Eagles were represented by Larry Smrcka. Smrcka played middle guard for the Eagles. Larry made numerous tackles and intercepted passes to lead the defensive unit this year. Eight more Eagles received honorable mention: Dave Hantke, tackle; Dave Else, halfback; Carl Ades, kick- er; Terry Christensen, quarterback; John Schoolen, guard; Bob Strouse, halfback; Dave Chittenden, half- back; and Gary Hoffman, end. NAIA HONORS Individually football laurels did not end with Tri- state conference honors. Three Westmar players were voted to the District 15 NAIA team (Iowa Division). Hal Kuck placed for the third year on the team. Not only an outstanding offensive end, Kuck did the punting for the Eagles and averaged 39 yards a punt for 31 punts. Bob Ferguson not only broke the school rushing rec- ord for the second straight year, but also led the squad in scoring crossing “pay dirt” for eight TD’s. Gary Hoffman, a defensive end, gave the Eagles a big boost this year in stopping the end sweeps. Gary was also named most valuable player by his team- mates. LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN HONORS End Hal Kuck and halfback Bob Ferguson, All-Con- ference and NAIA honor winners were also selected to Honorable Mention, Little All-American by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Kuck, a senior, received the honor for the second straight year. Soon after he was signed to a profes- sional football contract by the Minnesota Vikings. Ferguson received the Little All-American honors for the first year. With a total yards rushing of 1,107 yards, he was sixth in the nation. 155 %. i WESTMAR CROSS COUNTRY: Left to right: FRONT _ ris, Rich Stein, Bill Dennler, Dave Leaming, Greg Juene- ROW—Denny Fry, Ron Barr, Gary Denniston, John La- mann. Roque, D. D. Trost. BACK ROW—Bill Oliver, Chuck Har- | HARRIERS SHOW GREAT PROMISE Coach Wayne Marty checks the results of a close meet. Cross Country Results (low score wins) Westmar 19 Graceland 40 Westmar 28 Concordia 27 Westmar 33 Midland 7s Westmar 30 Augustana 25 Westmar 46 University of South Dakota 25, Augusta- na 53 Westmar 63 University of South Dakota 22 Augusta- na 40 } | Westmar 46 Yankton 18, Augustana 42 | | VV estinal mesa University of South Dakota 15 Yankton 46, Augustana 69 Westmar 62 Yankton 39, Midland 52, Concordia 64 ) (Tri-state conference race) 156 | CROSS COUNTRY For coach Wayne Marty and his “fighting eleven,’ it was primarily a rebuilding year, although outstanding per- formances were turned out by certain team members. Distance aces, David Leaming, and Ron Barr—6th and 4th place conference medalists respectively—proved to be outstanding harriers with John LaRoque, Richard Stein, Bill Dennler, Greg Juenemann, and Gary Deniston form- ing most of the team nucleus. Bill Oliver, Donald Trost, Chuck Harris, and Denny Fry also pushed for team posi- tions. The team finished with a 1—3 dual meet record. Westmar outran Graceland, but fell short to Concordia, Midland and Augustana. Two third place and one second place finishes in triangular meets, a fourth place showing in a quadrangular and a third place finish in the conference meet brought an end to the season. Dave Leaming leads the Eagles over rugged cross country terrain. Run faster! Try harder! The pressure is on even at the beginning of a practice run. 157 Varsity Cheerleaders: Jan Davolt, Lois Vix, Kerry Hubin, Conney Rau, and Ruth Knickman. CHEERLEADERS RADIATE PEP The Eagle cheerleaders swing to the rhythm of the Westmar school song. 158 Enthusiasm ... Energy . . . Spirit . . . Bounce . . . At each football and basketball game, the Westmar cheerleaders lead the school in their enthusiastic yells for victory. These five girls— Jan Davolt, Kerry Hubin, Ruth Knickman, Conney Rau, and Lois Vix—were chosen in the spring of 1965. Ruth Knickman was se- lected as head cheerleader. Working just as hard as the athletes, these girls created new cheers and promoted the school spirit at games. At a special assembly in the fall, four fresh- man were chosen as “B” squad cheerleaders. Jan Brown, Diane Hazel, Jan Pankonin and Sherry Rochholz radiantly lead the spectators in school cheers at wrestling matches and B-squad basketball games. by bP “Beat ’em, Beat ’em chant the cheerleaders at a cold football game. a9 Westmar Wrestling Team—FRONT ROW left to right: Marlyn Swanson, Phalen Schuler, Ross Brown, Bill Hoff- Dave Peterson, Terry Petersen, Richard Winokur, Rich man, John Kolbe, Dell Weaver, R oger Trulock, Darl Gaumer, Jim Singleton, Dave Janss, Steve Pullen, Rich Weaver and Paul Poppe. BACK: Don Huggins (cap- Clymer and Ben Bye. SECOND ROW: Wade Winters, tain). WRESTLERS UNBEATEN Swanson and Brown show that practice isn’t all work. 160 WRESTLING The Westmar wrestlers, not to be outdone by last year’s impressive record, are out to show that it can be overshadowed. Coached by Milt Martin, the Grapplers have started the season with impressive victories. Westmar opened its season with a victory over Ne- braska State, North Dakota State, and Northern State in a quadrangular meet. Westmar next easily handled Southern State, 47— 0, with State claiming only four points in the in- dividual matches. The Eagle Grapplers next handled Drake easily by a 41—5 score. Dakota Wesleyan found Westmar too strong. West- mar’s wrestlers came out on top, 43—3. Huron also fell to the Westmar Eagles. The West- mar wrestlers won easily by a 34—3 score. The list of wrestling talent assembled at Westmar this year is excellent. Don Huggins, a senior from Maxwell, Iowa, has thus far compiled a 4—1—1 record. Another senior, Phalen Schuler, from Gris- wold, Iowa, has compiled thus far a 4—2 record in the 177 |b. division. Darl Weaver, from Griswold, Iowa, has an outstand- ing record of 7—O in the 123 lb. division. Roger Trulock, a junior from Tyler, Minnesota, has a per- fect 6—O record thus far. Roger wrestles in the 130 Ib. division. Ross Brown from Des Moines, Iowa, is having a fine season, posting thus far a 5—O—1 record in the 160 lb. division. Bill Hoffman, also from Des Moines, has a perfect 40 record. Bill wrestles in the 167 Ib. division. Marlyn Swanson, a sophomore from Morning Sun, Iowa, posted a 5—0 record in the 191 lb. division. In the heavy weight division, Wade Winters has a perfect 7—0 record. “Woody” is a sophomore from Marshalltown, Iowa. Freshman strength is again playing a large part in Westmar’s wrestling success. Paul Poppe, from Grand Island, Nebraska, is 3—1 in the 115 lb. di- vision. Jim Singleton, another wrestler from Des Moines, is wrestling excellently, posting a 4—0 record. Rich Clymer, a freshman from Naperville, Illinois, has a 7—0 record with numerous pins. Rich wrestles in the 152 lb. division. Also seeing meet action thus far were: Dell Weaver with a 3—1 record, Terry Peterson with a 2—O 16] Wade “Woody” Winters showing Southern State how you're supposed to ride. Don Huggins meets Drake’s captain before the meet. record, Dave Peterson posting a 1—2 record, and John Giroski with a O—1 record. Also important in the Eagle wrestling program but not seeing much action are: Steve Pullen, Ben Bye, Rick Winokur, Dave Melrose, Rich Gaumer, Dave Janss, and John Kolbe. a — Jim Singleton looks to the referee for the pin. The Eagles line up to meet Drake. Bill Hoffman is intent upon getting a pin. Darl Weaver casually moves toward five points. A typical score for the Eagles. 163 P It’s a pin as the referee slaps the mat. Westmar 96 47 41 43 oe WRESTLING RESULTS Northern State 61, N. D. State 60, Nebraska State 29 Southern State 0 Drake 5 Dakota Wesleyan 3 Huron 3 With feet flying, Marlyn Swanson attempts to pin his opponent. Schuler moves his opponent into position for a pin. Dave Peterson putting Drake down. Ross Brown Rich Clymer Bill Hoffman Don Huggins Dave Peterson Terry Peterson Paul Poppe 166 Jim Singleton Phalen Schuler Congratulations, Coach Martin, (on right) for another mat victory! Wade Winters 167 Roger Trulock Darl Weaver Dell Weaver 3 Westmar Basketball Team. FRONT ROW—Left to right: —Roger Moller, Ron Wiltgen, Orval Biever, Paul Frerk- Dave Chittenden, Art Oordt, Gary Hoffman, Art Ashley, ing, Carl Ades, Jay Jenson. BACK ROW—Trainer: Neil Ron Schroedoer, and Jim Sutherland. SECOND ROW Ersland, Coach: Paul Knudtson. EAGLES RATED HIGH IN TRI-STATE Coach Paul Knudtson tries a lay-up at practice. The Eagle hard-court squad started off the season with impressive victories with Morningside, Dordt, and General Beadle. The squad then lost three close contests to Parsons, Loras, and Hiram Scott. A victory over Upper Iowa gave Westmar a 4—3 record. Two losses to Black State and Northern State in the Northern Tournament dropped the Eagles below the .500 mark with a 4—5 won loss record. The basketball squad entered Tri-State conference play against Midland with a victory. The squad then traveled to Concordia and another victory. Westmar hosted North- eastern and won giving the squad a 6—5 overall record. Westmar is led this year by numerous outstanding athletes. Jim Sutherland, the single season record holder, is off to his best start averaging 29.4 points a game through 10 contests. Orval Biever is again playing expertly after missing part of last season. Biever is averaging 14.2 points a game. 168 Roger Moller controls the boards at Morning- side. Ron Wiltgen, starting where he left off last year, is again scoring in double figures. He is averaging 12.6 points a game. Art Ashley again is a team leader. Besides being a good scorer, Ashley snags his share of rebounds. Roger Moller, the big center, is a valuable asset to the Westmar squad. Moller is averaging 7.1 points a game. He is also leading in rebounds with an average of 10.3. Eagle bench strength is playing an important part in the success of Westmar’s basketball team. Ron Schroeder, Art Oordt, and Paul Frerking were assets to the back court. Carl Ades, Dave Chittenden, and Gary Hoffman played important parts in the face court. 169 Hustler, Ron Wiltgen out paces his guard in the General Deadle game. Westmar won 87—78. The grand entry of the Eagles from the dressing room is led by Jim Sutherland and Roger Moller. RECORD Westmar Opponents 92 Morningside 80 101 Dordt 78 87 General Beadle 78 81 Parsons 103 87 Loras 91 97 Hiram Scott (NW Re 104 Upper Iowa 96 Northern Tournament 76 Black Hills State 87 76 Northern State hb Tri-State Conference 98 Midland 76 91 Concordia fis} 91 Northwestern G2 Carl Ades goes for two. Hang in there men! Watch out! Don’t let him get a foul on you. 170 Ron Wiltgen has his turn for a score against Morningside. Jim Sutherland adds two to his school break- ing record. It’s senior Jim Sutherland again swinging up to lay the ball through for another Westmar victory. It’s time-out for a rest, a new play, and a little advice. 172 With muscles and determination, Freshman Roger Moller out jumps an opponent to score. Orval Biever Carl Ades Gary Hoffman Dave Chittenden Art Ashley Jay Jensen Paul Frerking Ron Wiltgen Art Oordt Ron Schroeder Roger Moller Jim Sutherland Jim Sutherland, high scoring senior guard and all time single season scorer, has added the school career scoring record, 1645, to his achieve- ments. In the Northwestern game Jim surpassed the total career points scored by John Vollmar. Jim can do nothing but break his own record in the remaining games of Westmar’s season. Every point counts, as a Junior Varsity player gets two despite an opponent’s block. Westmar Junior Varsity: Left to Right—FRONT ROW: dorp, and Dale Sleezer BACK ROW: Ron Baack, Gary Bob Morris, Larry Jensen, Frank Burks, Dayton Molden- Reutter, Jim Cosby, Jon Ohde, Danny Nelson. JUNIOR VARSITY GAINS EXPERIENCE The junior varsity thus far is having a mediocre sea- son. They have thus far compiled a 2—2 won-loss record. Key roles are played by Frank Burks, Larry Jensen, Dayton Molendorp, Jon Ohde, and Jim Cosby. Other roles were played by Gary Reutter, Dale Sleezer and Bob Morris during the junior varsity’s season. A scramble for a blocked shot results from fast. play in an early season game. 177 ee ie EE ——— Eee Intramural Chairman Mr. Duane Wilson and Student Leaders Sue Praetorius, Peggy Riggs, and Jim Van Pelt. INTRAMURALS ENLARGED MEN The Men’s Intramural program is again growing aS a competitive program among the over 350 men in college. Team sports include: Touch football, Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball (slow pitch), and Softball (fast pitch). For the individual, horseshoes, chess, table tennis, _billi- ards, badminton, tennis, and golf are available. Chairman for the Men’s Intramural program is Jim Van Pelt. Intramurals were organized in order to provide competition. At Westmar the compe- tition is keen among the some ten sports. WOMEN The Women’s Intramural program at Westmar is an excellent one. Open to all college women, more than 100 girls have participated in the various ac- tivities this year. Individual and dual sports in- clude: chess, table tennis, tennis, and golf. Team sports for women include: field hockey, bowling, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Co-chairmen for the Women’s Intramural program are Sue Prae- torius and Peggy Riggs. For those girls who are interested in sports and recreational activities, the intramural program provides an excellent outlet. grams running smoothly is a large task but Mr. Special recognition must go to Mr. Duane Wilson Wilson is doing an excellent job. whose job it is to supervise both the Men’s and Women’s Intramural programs. To keep both pro- 178 mmm seb DOC TIE Field hockey goalee, Virginia Foster, sure thinks there are a lot of rules to remem- ber. It’s two for Clark’s team from West Second in the New Dorm. The screaming attack for a goal is launched by Conney Rau, MaeBelle Maass, Carol Hop- kins, and Kathi Brugman. A determined intramural team can play as hard as any Eagle team. Jim Van Pelt and Curt Beckman go for strikes. 180 The worries and frets of schoolwork are lost in a fast hard game of basketball. Only one more frame to go. Jim Singleton evades an opponent ... speeds down the field ... and on for the touchdown. It’s hard work to play football. Jim Cerone seems to find it tough work to even kick the ball. os @ 1 ' q i | ROW 1—S. Burman, T. Eberle, D. Martin, D. Leaming, J. Blinn, J. Unruh, D. Stengel, J. Sharp, J. Johnson, D. Silk, R. Hench. ROW 2--J. Oestereich, B. Young, D. Dunlop, 4G ies rcs PLOSG hhh a} AS Judiciary Branch: Jim Oplinger, Gerald Bout- elle, John Dunlop. 184 E. Reich, J. Boegler, P. Ollman, K. Hindman, M. Gess, T. King, L. Ensey. SENATE The governing body of Westmar College works to attain harmony on the campus. Chosen senators represent the student body, and in so doing they help make decisions on important issues brought before them. A.S.W.C. President, David Hantke 185 A.S.W.C. Secretary, Elaine Nicolet Phalen Schuler ident, Pres A.S.W.C. Vice Bistline 1S . Treasurer, Lo A.S.W.C 186 ROW 1I1—R. Farley, A. Herr, C. Walker, J. Woolridge, C. Dann, J. Keller, L. Barron, D. Benson. ROW 2—D. Austin, R. Knodel, L. Banek, M. Hasenbank, R. Guldberg, D. DeJong, J. Shelton, C. Hanneld. The chief concern of this organization is to give students a better understanding about the business world. Officers: R. Knodel— Vice President, J. Shel- ton—Reporter, D. De- Jong—President, L. Ba- nek—Treasurer, C. Dann —Secretary. PHI BETA LAMBDA 187 ROW 1: R. Knickman, V. Heidenreich, D. Jose, J. Hall, S. Cram; ROW 2: M. Maurer, S. Cram, 8S. Fox, S. Hauser; ROW 3: R. Krause, J. Miller, B. Kline. R. Knickman—Vice President M. Maurer—Secretary Treasurer Shelda Cram—President 188 SIGMA TAU DELTA This organization is designed for English ma- jors and minors. It provides a study of com- munication through literature and encourages creative writing. SCIENCE CLUB Science majors and minors seek a deeper insight into science and a program of interest and enjoyment from the Science Club. They sponsored a campus movie and a booth for the WUS Carnival. Paul Selby—President Barb Tubach—Secretary Treasurer Ann Putnam—Science Fair Evaluation Chairman .Terry King—Vice President ROW I: S. Rus sow, B. Schneider, N. Moerer, B. Tubach, J. White, J. Parks, T. Hoobler, A. Putnam, C. Souhrada, J. Halverson. ROW II: P. Selby, E. Perley, D. Mezger, R. Dre- wes, T. King, G. Bartley. 189 Kathy Soncrant—Secretary-Treasurer Paul Zeissett—Vice President Psi Upsilon provides a stimulation to those interested in psychology and related areas of the field. ROW 1: K. Soncrant, B. Tubach, M. Maurer, K. Hei- benthal, L. Carlson, R. Knickman, B. Reiger, P. Wyman; ROW 2: Dr. Scott, Dr. Embree, Mr. Semke, P. Zeissett, J. Schmidt, J. Perley, M. Tjepkes. 190 Sharp, G. Koelling, C. Bodenhausen, M. Bochmann, V. ROW I—H. Manz, P. King,.J. Ewing, L. Vix, A. Ng, Robinson, J. Ehrhardt, M. Schwanke. L. Paschke, B. Pierce, J. Unruh. ROW 2—A. Yeager, J. SINFONIA Sinfonia is a music club whose motivation is to learn the art of music. It provides a program of study for music majors and minors. Officers: C. Bodenhausen—President, H. Manz—Vice President, J. Sharp—Secre- tary. 191] ROW 1—S. Handorf, S. Schroeder, A. Dickeson, P. Pukatz, J. LaRoque, S. Schroeder, R. Peterson, S. Schlarbaum, B. Henry; ROW 2—N. Sandburg, M. Cook, T. Winkelman, S. Vinson, L. Mootz, R. Smith; ROW 3—J. Ewing, C. Long, F. Sunderman, N. Height, M. Sprunk, J. Benson, V. Dickey, D. Rosberg, L. Jacobsma, V. Jacobsma, G. Sitter, L. Waldo, C. Halverson, K. Dunn, L. Peterson; ROW 4—C. Jahnke, J. Boelter, H. Stockebrand, N. Wolf, J. Vannida, D. Budke, B. Motto, D. Janevich, P. Beyer, K. Hubin, J. Davolt, G. Dick, N. Russell, E. Peterson, S. Dietz. Chi Delta Pi is the organization of those students planning a career in the teaching profession. It is affil- iated with the state and national education association, and strives to better acquaint its members with the field of education. Advisors: Dr. Zottnick, Miss Van Tassell. ROW 1: J. Halverson, D. Dahl, B. Franken, E. Silk, A. C. Beckman, C. Heitke, J. Perley, M. Bockmann, J. Ehr- Yeager, P. Brakhage, S. Houser, J. Preston, R. Apel, L. hardt, B. Capra. ROW 4: B. Oliver, C. Hanneld, D. De- Lehman, C. Bodenhausen. ROW 2: P. Wyman, I. Ries, Jong, J. France, J. Shelton, G. Koskovich, M. Gutzmer, S. Halverson, M. Ehresman, L. Ahrendt, B. Giles, K. Dietz, E. Yoesel, M. Maurer, L. Wesselink, H. Yoesel, J. Tom- R. Knickman, S. Fox. ROW 3: L. Gadeken, L. Mueller, linson, R. Bryan, M. Maass, J. Schmidt, L. Athens, F. P. Carncross, M. Kisner, C. Walker, C. Ruch, R. Wright, Shugart, D. James. L. Bistline, S. Muller, C. Hacker, K. Soncrant, B. Kline, CHI DELTA PI F. Sunderman—Secretary-Treasurer, G. Sitter— Historian, S. Dietz—Program Chairman, A. Yea- ger—President, J. LaRoque—Vice President. ROW 1: L. Gadeken, S. Fox, R. Tay- lor, P. Brakhage, M. Baltalden; ROW 2: M. Tjepkes, F. Polson, B. Erwin, S Burgert. MU TAU OMICRON Mu Tau Omicron serves as a meeting place for students in- terested in mission work and gives them an opportunity to learn about the different mission fields of the E.U.B. Church. R. Taylor—Vice President, L. Gadeken—President, M. Baltalden—Secre- tary-Treasurer. 194 CHI ALPHA OMEGA Chi Alpha Omega provides Chris- tian fellowship and service opportu- nities for preministerial students. ROW 1—YV. Dockter, G. Reese, D. Silk, K. Grenz, D. Miller, G. Rick, D. Hum- mel, Dr. Zuehl. ROW 2—K. Wilken, C. Mundhenke, R. Hines, G. Nusz, D. Maynard, C. Neill, S. Warfield, Chap- lain French, ROW 3—F. Polson, T. Eberle, P. Collatz, Dr. Davis, M. Vance, J. Boutelle. 195 Officers: G. Nusz—Treasurer, T. Eberle —vVice President, R. Hines—President, M. Vance—Secretary, Dr. Davis—Ad- visor. ROW 1—B. Henry, P. Sievers, C. Pagel, A. Dickeson, L. Fleischauer, K. Taylor, J. Staiger, J. Dunbar, J. Renes. ROW 2—R. Farley, L. Hansen, L. Pender, L. Schultz, D. Budke, M. Ehresman, P. Ehresman, L. Gadeken, E. Yoe- The Coheco organization strives to develop and increase profes- sional attitudes in the field of home economics. It also empha- sizes improved skill in personal standards and family living. V arious sponsored activities in- clude the freshman tea, pancake supper, parties for engaged girls, ice cream social and a style show. Mary Ehresman, President; Cheryl Pagel, Vice President; Marilyn En- tenman, Secretary; Ruth Apel, Treas- urer; Arlene Dickeson, Historian; Nancy Strutz, Freshman Representa- tive. COHECO 196 sel, M. Entenman. ROW 3—D. Dahl, R. Apel, N. Strutz, R. Hett, M. Kisner, L. Demarest, L. Ahrendt, S. Mahler, A. Sydness, B. Voss. DESSIN Members of Dessin seek an appre- ciation of Art in painting, pottery, sculpture, and student art exhibits. They presented paint-splatter pic- tures at the WUS Carnival. Mrs. Luomala, Advisor; Tim Collins, President; R. Stoll, Secretary-Treasurer. Left to right: C. Hopkins, R. Stoll, P. Holmes, C. Tangen, J. Stegman, Mrs. Luomala— advisor, T’. Collins, A. Boegler, R. Posely, B. Giles. 197 ROW 1—J. Hagedorn, L. Herrick, S. Hoff, S. Ezeani. ROW 2—P. Zeisset, R. Hines, P. Mun- yon, N. Hindman. PI KAPPA DELTA Organized for those interested in speech activities, Pi Kappa Delta is concerned with debate, discussion, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and interpretation. Officers: S. Ezeani-—President, J. Hagedorn—Secretary- Treasurer. 1 98 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The function of this club is to acquaint the students of Westmar College with a vital and objective view of the world and the people in that world. T. Warwick—Secretary, D. Martin—Treasurer, B. Seidel—Presi- dent, P. Collatz—Program Chairman, M. Cunningham—vVice President. L. Jajua, L. Barron, Y. Williams, L. Zelmer, J. Preston, Nusz, T. Warwick, L. Herrick, L. Bostrom, M. Cunning: A. Ekwere, S. Ezeani, B. Seidel, P. Collatz, D. Martin, G. ham, L. Lehman, R. Todnem. : 199 ca ROW 1: V. Kuglin, V. Heidenreich, S. Hoff, L. Sprunk, D, Budke, R. Kruse, Miss Hatchell, R. Rayburn, J. Hall, L. Lehner, B. Franken. ROW 2: S. Hartman, D. Benson, S. Burgert. ALPHA PSI OMEGA This organization gives those interested in drama, an oppor- tunity to have some part in drama presentation. This club attends the Sioux City Community Theater performances and also sponsored ‘Tyrone Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. Miss Hatchell—Advisor, V. Heidenreich—President, S. Hoff—Sec- retary-Treasurer. 200 ROW 1—T. Eberle, M. Cook, J. Koth, T. Klippstein, Maier, B. Henry; ROW 4—B. Seidel, M. Vance, J. Tom- L. Hageman, D. Mezgar, V. Weimer; ROW 2—Ken linson, J. Preston, P. Sievers, N. Passer, M. Kisner, K. Grenz, F. Polson, D. Jose, L. Grenz, T. Guetzkouw, P. Steele, S. Gutshall; ROW 5—J. Boutelle, J. Benson, A. Schreck, P. Strong; ROW 3—R. Kruse, H. Stockebrand, York, V. Robinson, J. Brimmer, P. Holmes. D. Jose, R. Taylor, M. Brent, S. Schroeder, L. Barron, S. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The purpose of the Westmar’s Young Republicans is to encourage political interest and activity among the students and to aid in the work of the Republican Party. Delegates are sent to state and regional con- ventions and workshops. Officers: T. Klippstein—Vice President, R. Kruse, M. Brent—Secretary, V. Weimer—Treasurer, H. Stockebrand T. Eberle—President. 201 G. Juenemann, M. Tjepkes, G. Nusz, J. Stegman, T. Collins, B. Motto, T. Ristig, P. Collatz. YOUNG DEMOCRATS A more complete cultural and academic education is attained through the Young Democrats of Westmar. The Annual Democratic State Convention is attended by members of this organization. G. Nusz—President, T. Ristig—Vice President, J. Stegman —Secretary. 202 | ROW I: Mr. Danne, D. Trost, R. Van Evera, D. Weaver, Eller, S. Rodesch, D. Sleezer, P. Niemeier, A. Eberhart, B. A. Nebelsick, R. Rosenthal, D. Eckhoff, R. Bryan. ROW Vicker, K. Eyres, Mr. Scholten. II: D. Hackel, A. Ashley, W. Winborn, B. Maxwell, R. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Functions of the Industrial Arts Association are developing interest in industrial and vocational education and broadening the sense of industry through participation in cooperative work in skills. This organization sponsors an industrial arts conference on campus each spring. A. Ashley, D. Trost, Mr. Danne, Mr. Scholten, D. Weaver, R. Rosenthal. Officers: L. Ensey, President and J. Oplinger, Treasurer. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES ROW 1: R. Taylor, R. Gaumer, L. Ensey, D. Silk, D. Trost, B. Bye. ROW II: J. Horrigan, D. James, T. Christensen, B. Shaw, D. Eckhoff. ROW III: J. Oplinger, Phil Herman, G. Juenemann, G. Jagodzinske, D. Weiseman, R. Hench. 204 The purpose of this organization is to confront athletes and coaches with the challenge and adventure of following Christ by participating in His church and serving Him. The chief purpose of this organ- zation is encouraging and pro- moting athletic interest and providing fellowship among the athletes. Selling concessions at ball games and presenting senior athletic awards are among its sponsored activities on campus. ROW 1—D. Weiseman, G. Juenemann, D. James, R. Tru- lock, D. Huggins, D. Weaver. ROW 2—A. Ashley, J. Con- D. Weaver—Vice President, R. Hench—Secretary, D. Huggins—President. W. CLUB Denniston, B. Oliver, L. Bracken, P. Schuler, T. Christen- sen. ROW 4—C. Heitke, D. Martin, D. McClellan, C. Ades, ley, R. Hench, L. Ensey, D. Silk, D. Leaming. ROW 3—G. J. Oplinger, B. Shaw. 205 S. Halverson, M. Christianson, S. Moldenhauer, J. Preston, L. Grape, C. Rau, P. Wyman, B. Giles, B. Severson, S. Lancaster, V. Foster, J. Staiger, J. Benson, M. Maass, L. PEM CLUB J. Kramer—President, G. Hauff—Vice President, S. Praetorius—Treasurer, M. Maass—Project Chairman, 8. Lancaster— Publicity Chairman. Stimulating interest and professional growth in physical education is the motive of this organization. Girls in- tramural basketball games, sponsored as a campus activity, and attendance at a National Physical Education Convention are relevant promotions. Fry, C. Rohwer, J. Dallman, E. Clark, I. Ries, P. King, J. Kramer, S. Praetorius, G. Hauff, J. Davolt. C. Rau—Secretary, CO-WEDS The Co Weds are organized for the fellow- ship of the married students. They strive to be a unit working together for a better com- munity. T. Kolbes, B. Maxwells, D. Sleezers, W. Winborns, D. Hirshmans. YWCA OFFICERS YMCA OFFICERS 208 YWCA Officers President—Jane Boegler Vice President—Sue Houser Secretary—JoEllen Unruh Treasurer—Janice Ziettlow YMCA Officers President—Jim Oéestereich Vice President—Bruce Capra Secretary—Vern Weiner Treasurer—Terry King YMCA AND YWCA The “Y” is primarily a service organization for college men and women. Based on Christian ideals, it seeks to serve the individual, the col- lege, and the community. “Y°? cabinet at work. 209 George Carew Jerry Boutelle Tom Eberle Paul Collatz Dr. G. O. Thompson Dr. M. C. Davis Jim Oestereich Keith Wilken PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 210 UCCF Keith Wilken, President George Reese, Vice President Edith Paetznick, Treasurer Nancy Haight, Secretary Chaplain H. French, Advisor Editor, Ron Hines, R. Taylor, M. Essig, C. Pagel, L. Hegeman, B. Foster, C. Beckman, J. Keller, S. Hoff, R. Drewes. “ B. Seidel—Assistant Editor, R. Hines—Editor, K. Becker—Sports Editor, R. Farley—Make Up Editor. Assistant Editor, Bob Seidel, P. Brakhage, L. Bostrum, D. Dunlop, N. Wolf, B. Kline, R. Wright, K. Becker, R. Farley. EAGLE Advisor: Mr. Cal Stickel. Editor: Bruce Capra Assistant Editor: Gary Sitter EAGLE The EAGLE is the organization whose task it is to compile a yearbook of Westmar College. It pre- sents the administration, the students, the organi- zations, events, and sports. R. Barr, L. Vix, R. Bryan, P. Schreck, B. Capra, M. Tjepkes, G. Sitter, P. Christensen, C. Beckman. T. King, D. Dahl, B. Henry, D. Rosberg, R. Wright, B. Hoff, D. Austin, R. Farley, S. Hoff, S. Schroeder. 214 The members of the band worked hard in giving Westmar a band to be proud of. They presented a Christmas, a winter, and a spring concert and went on tour through North and South Dakota and Min- nesota. The pep band also added much to football and basketball games. Officers: L. Vogel—President, J. Wandscheer—Vice President, B. Tu- bach—Secretary-Treasurer. NON a Brass Ensemble: L. Vogel, A. Yeager, M. Bochman, D. Hummel, J. Blinn, J. Oestereich. 215 Westmar Marching Band High Steppers. Pam Richards and Joline Wandscheer lead the High Steppers. Eldon Reich, Tim Gess, Mark Brice, John Dunlop. WESTMAR QUARTET During each summer the quartet tours many states. Blending their voices to bring song, happiness, and warmth to all that hear them. 217 Westmar’s Singers under Westmar’s Touring choir under WESTMAR’S the direction of Mr. Frank Summerside. CHOIRS the direction of Mr. Robert Moore. GERMAN CLUB K. Hubin—Program Chairman, B. Pierce— Secretary-Treasurer, N. Wolf—Vice President, S. Hoff—President. The aims of the German Club are to share in the communication of the German language. Activities of the club include lectures, films, Christmas caroling, social hours with German people in the community, and presentations of German plays. ROW 1—R. Wright, N. Wolf, L. Bistline, B. Pierce, H. Manz, S. Hoff, C. Hacker, K. Hubin, D. Jose, K. Cook, L. Fergusen, L. Gadeken, D. Silk, M. Hamlin, J. White, J. Boelter, C. Knight, L. Athens, B. Franken. ROW 2— M. Wilson, T. Winkelman, C. Beckman, S. Weinert, P. Selby, J. Vander Meer, R. Kruse, R. Dellit, J. Brimmer. 220 ROW 1-—J. Lunny, J. Dunbar, S. Mongan, E. Peterson, P. Brakhage, S. Hoff, G. Sitter. ROW 2 —C. Minard, P. Wyman, M. Bochmann, A. Kirchhoff, J. Dockter, Doris Budke. SPANISH CLUB The cultural and domestic ways of people from Spanish speaking lands brings the language into an interesting light for members of the Spanish Club. P. Brakhage—Secretary-Treasurer, G. Sitter —Vice President, P. Wyman—President. 221 Lydia Jajua Ruth Kingangi Aniefiok Ekwere Angelline Ng Sylvester Ezeani Yvonne Williams George Carew WHO’S WHO ROW 1—G. Boutelle, G. Carew, J. Blinn. ROW 2—C. Bodenhausen, D. Dunlop, J. Kramer, J. Davolt. ROW 1—D. Clark, R. Hines, P. Munyon, B. Seidel ROW 2—L. Clark, L. Bistline, P. Schuler, V. Dickey, S. Houser. New Dorm: ROW 1: V. Dickey, A. McCue, L. Carlson, J. Kramer, ROW 2: L. Paschke, K. Hubin, T. Winkleman, J. Preston, J. Ruhlman, B. Russell. The dorm councils work to coordinate the activities and life of the individual dorms. DORM COUNCILS Wernli: ROW 1: S. Praetorius, L. Mootz, L. Fry, D. Budke ROW 2: N. Wolf, B. Thompson, M. Miller, J. Hagedorn, M. Gess. DORM COUNCILS; Eastview: J. Oplinger, J. Schoolen, M. Essig, H. Wright, J. Brown, L. Montei, G. Reese. Memorial: B. Thalman, G. Bartley, S. Timm, P. Selby, D. Molendorp, J. France. — — ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY. ALBRIGHT, WILLIAM, 34, In- structor in English, A.B., Mce- Pherson College; B.D., Bethany Seminary; M.A., University of Omaha. ALLEN, EVELYN, 40, Associate Professor Home Economics, B.S., Stout State College; M.A., Colo- rado State College. ATTIG, CLARENCE, 46, Pro- fessor of History, B.A., North Central College; M.A., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Nebraska. BILLINGSLEY, JOHN, 30, As- sistant Professor of Modern Lan- guages, B.S., University of Ala- bama; M.A., University of Ala- bama. BITTEL, WILLIAM, 46, Assist- ant Professor of History, B.A., Haverford College; M.A., Colum- bia University; B.A., Oxford Uni- versity. BITTERLY, ROBERT, 27, Di- rector of Alumni Relations and Placement, B.A., Westma r. BRADY, HAROLD, 22, Regis- trar, B.A., Marion College; B.D., E.T. Seminary; M.S. University of Wisconsin. COOKSON, WILLIAM, 36, In- structor in Art, B.F.A., Illinois Wesleyan University; M.A., Uni- versity of South Dakota. CRAM, SHELDON, 42, Associ- ate Professor of Physics; B.A., State Teachers College; B.S., Or- egon State College; M.A., Colo- rado State College. DANNE, ELDON, 43, Professor of Industrial Arts, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Colorado State College. DANNER, EDNA, 49, Lecturer in Business Education, B.A., Westmar College. DANNER, EDWIN, 41 Professor of Biology A.B., North Central College; A.M., University of Illi- nois; LL.D., Indiana Central Col- lege. DAVIES, ORA, 28, Housemoth- er, New Girls Dorm. DAVIS, MERRILL, 32, Associ- ate Professor of Religion, B.A., North Central College; B.D., Evangelical Theological Semi- nary; M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity; Ph.D., University of Chi- cago. DE BOER, DELMER, 38, In- structor in Mathematics, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Bowling Green University. DEEDRICK, JEANNETTE, 28, Housemother, Wernli Hall. DEKOCK, DEE AND DUANE, 28, Houseparents, Memorial Hall. DENNLER, LOUISE, 40, In- structor in Home Economics, B.S., Iowa State College. DIVELBISS, JAMES, 42, Asso- ciate Professor of Biology, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Univer- sity of lowa; Ph.D., University of Iowa. DORWEILER, VIRGIL, 34, As- sistant Professor of English, B.A., State University of Iowa; M.A., State University of Iowa. EMBREE, ROBERT, 45, Assist- ant Professor of Psychology, B.A., York College; B.D., United Theo- logical Seminary; M.A., Univer- sity of Omaha; Ph.D., University of Denver. ERSLAND, NEIL, 40, Lecturer in Physical Education, B.A., Wayne State Teachers College. EYSTER, IRA, 47, Assistant Professor of Education, B.S., Southwestern State College; FIESTER, KEN, 26, Admissions Counselor, B.A., Westmar Col- lege. FLETCHER, JAMES, 31, As- sistant Professor of Speech and Drama, B.A., Westmar College, M.A., University of Denver. FRENCH, HAROLD, 22, Col- lege Chaplain, A.B., York Col- lege; B.D., United Theological Seminary; S.T.M., Boston Uni- versity. GALYEN, WANDA, 40, Instruc- tor in Physical Education, B.S.E., Central Missouri State College; M.S., Central Missouri State Col- lege. 226 GEIGER, WILLIAM, 27, As- sistant Director of Admissions. GOSTAS, GEORGE, 25, Cata- loging Librarian, B.A., University of Wyoming; M.A., University of Denver. HANSEN, DANIEL, 38, Instruc- tor in Mathematics and Physics, B.A., Coe College; M.S., Michi- gan State University. HANSEN, JANE, 26, Circula- tion Librarian. HATCHELL, ALICE, 31, In- structor in Speech and Drama, B.A., San Francisco State Col- lege; M.A., San Francisco State College. HERRICK, ROBERT, 47, As- sociate Professor of Sociology, B.A., York College; B.D., United Theological Seminary; M.A., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Illinois. HERSHBERGER, ARLAN, 41, Professor of Chemistry, B.A., Westmar College; M.S., Ohio State University; Ph.D., Ohio State University. HOEVET, ROSE, 49, Assistant Professor of Business Education, B.Sc., Chadron State College; M.Ed., University of Nebraska. JACOBSEN, WILLIAM, 31, In- structor in Speech, B.A., Yankton College; M.A., State University of South Dakota. JEWETT, FRANK, 35, Profes- sor of Music, B.A., B.Mus., Northwestern University, ™. Mus., Eastman School of Music; Mus.D., Westmar College. KALAS, H: HH: 20; Presidentgor Westmar College, B.A., D.D., Westmar College; B.D., Evangel- ical Theological Seminary; M.A., Northwestern University; LL.D., Otterbein College. KANG, CHEUL, 49, Assistant Professor of Economics, B.A., King College; M.S., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. KELLS, LYMAN, 43, Associate Professor of Chemistry; B.Sc., University of Washington; Ph.D., University of Washington. KLINE, DONALD, 33, Instruc- tor in English, B.A., Coe College; B.D., Bethany Theological Semi- nary. KLUCKHOHN, HARVEY, 33, Associate Professor of English, B.A., Des Moines University; M.A., State University of Iowa; Litt.D., Westmar College. KNUDTSON, PAUL, 39, Assist- ant Professor of Physical Educa- tion, B.A., State College of Iowa; M.A., State University of Iowa. KOTH, CLAYTON, 24, Director of Development. KRUSE, ALICE, 33, Professor of English, B.A., Westmar Col- lege; M.A. University of Ken- tucky. KULOW, WILLIAM, 23, Di- rector of Service Operations. LARSON, A. Q., 46, Professor of History, B.S., Northwestern University; B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of Illinois. LUOMALA, NANCY, 36, In- structor in Art, B.A., University of Minnesota; M.F.A., Arizona State University. MARSHALL, IDA, 30, Professor of Modern Languages, B.A., Ne- braska Wesleyan University; M.A., University of Nebraska. MARTIN, MILTON, 39, In- structor in Physical Education, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Colorado State College. MARTY, WAYNE, 41, Associate Professor of Biology, B.A., West- mar College; M.S., State Univer- sity of Iowa; Ph.D., State Uni- versity of Iowa. MERKLE, ESTHER, 25, Librar- ian, Assistant Professor, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Univer- sity of Denver. MOORE, ROBERT, 35, Associ- ate Professor, B.M., Chicago Mu- sical College; M.M., Chicago Musical College. MURA, EDWARD, 49, Instruc- tor in Business Administration, A.B., Creighton —_— University; M.B.A., Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. NAIMI, OMAR, 46, Instructor in Political Science, B.A., Uni- versity of Kabul; B.A., Drake Uni- versity; M.A., Drake University. OLIVER, ELLEN, 38, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, B.A., Olivet Nazarene College; M.A., State University of South Dakota. PAYNE, LOREN, 23, Business Manager, B.S., M.A., N.E. Mo. State Teacher’s College. PERRILL, WAYNE, 35, Associ- ate Professor of Music, B.A., Kanas Wesleyan University; M.S., Idaho University. PETERSEN, LIOYD, 27, Admis- sions Counselor, B.A., Westmar College. PETERSEN, RICHARD, 38, In- structor in Mathematics and Phys- ics, B.A., Wayne State College; M.A., State College of Iowa. RATEIPR BET TYSLOUS 54; Assistant Professor of Music, B.A.., Indiana Central College, M.M., University of Michigan. REBSTOCK, THEODORE, 42, Associate Professor of Chemistry, B.A., North Central College; M.S., Ph.D., Michigan State Uni- versity. SCHINKEL, OSCAR, 47, In- structor in Sciology, B.A., North Central College; M.S., Purdue University. SCHOLTEN, RODNEY, 43, In- structor in Industrial Arts, B.A., Westmar; M.A., Colorado State College. SCOTT, WILLIAM JACK, 39, Assistant Professor of Physical Ed- ucation, B.S., Dana College; M.Ed., State University of South Dakota. SCOTT, LEON, 45, Assistant Professor of Psychology, B.A., Wayne State College; M.E., Uni- versity of Nebraska; Ed.D. Uni- versity of Nebraska. SEMKE, CHARLES, 45, Assist- ant Professor of Psychology, B.A., Westmar; B.D., Evangelical The- ological Seminary; M.A., Boston University. SEMKE, HARRIET, 30, Lectur- er in German, B.A., Westmar 227 College. SILK, MONTE, 26, Admission Counselor, B.A., Westmar. STICKEL, CAL, 24, Director of Public Relations. STONE, THOMAS, 21, Dean of Students, A.B., York College; B.D., United Theological Semi- nary. SUMMERSIDE, FRANK, 34, Assistant Professor of Music, B.M., ST. Olaf College; M.Mus. Ed., University of Colorado. THOMPSON, GOLDEN, 21,32, Dean of the College and Professor of Philosophy, B.A., Westmar Col- lege; B.D., Evangelical Theolog- ical Seminary; S.T.M,, Boston University; Ph.D., Boston Uni- versity; LL.D., Westmar College. TARR, MRS. WARD, 25, Ref- erence Librarian. VANCE, KENNETH, 24, Associ- ate Director of Development. VANDER WELL, HERMAN, 48, Instructor of Education, B.A., Central College. VAN TASSELL, ARDATH, 48, Assistant Professor of Education, B.S., Northern State Teacher’s College; M.S. in Ed., Northern State Teachers College. VOGEL, DWIGHT, 32, Instruc- tor in Philosophy and Religion, B.A., Westmar College; M.A., Boston University, B.D., North- western University. VOGEL, LINDA, 32, Lecturer in Christian Education, B.S., Boston University; M.R.E., Andover Newton Theological School. WAGONER, GRACIE, 36, Lec- turer in Music, B.Mus.Ed., Drake University. WILLIAMS, WALTER, 23, Comptroller, C.P.A., Colorado; B.A., Westmar; M.B.A., Univer- sity of Denver. WILSON, DUANE, 22, Director of Campus Activities, B.S., Ster- ling College; M.S., Westminister College. ZIETTLOW, CARRYL, 24, Di- rector of College Relations, B.A., Westmar College; B.D., Evan- gelical Theological Seminary. ZOTTNICK, JAMES, 48, Asso- ciate Professor of Education, B.A., Cascade College; B.D., Western Seniors: Achterhof, Douglas 52 Adam, Conrad 52,146 Ades, Carl 52,146,205 Ahrenholtz, James 52 Ashley, Art 52,202,205 Barnes, Donald 53 Billings, Ronald 53 Blinn, John 53,126,184,215 Bodenhausen, Carolyn 53,118, 11951205126, 193 Boegler, Jane 53,184,208 Boutelle, Gerald 53,184, 1S Odeo Carew, George 53,210,222 Carlson, Linda 53,190,224 Christensen, Terry 52,125,144, 147,149 Clark, Linda 53,223 Clark, Richard 53,223 @olesPar5ss Collatz Paul 53,195,199 202; 210 Conley, James 54,205 Cox, Curtis Cram, Shelda 54,188 Cunningham, Marigay 54,199 Davolt, Janice 54,120,125,192, 206 Dekker, Dennis 54 Dietz, Sherry 52,54,192 Docktor, Julie 54 Doctor, Vernon 54,195 Doolen, Richard Dunlop, Dolores 54,184,211 Eberhart, Allen 54,203 Ehresman, Mary 54,193,196 Ellerbrook, Cheryl 54 Else, David 55,146 Entenman, Marilyn 55 Ewing, Jean 55,120,124,191, 192 Ezeani, Sylvester 55,198,199,222 Fox, Sharon 55,188,193,194 Gadeken, LaVerne 55,194,220 Gates, Judi 55 Gist, Richard 55 Grabou, Doris 55 Evangelical Seminary, University of Denver. Gunther, Molly 55 Gutzmer, Marlin 55,193 Hagedorn, Joan 55,198,224 Halversen, Sandra 56,206 Hawkins, Marilyn 56 Hefty, Mary 56 Heidenreich, Virginia 56,188,200 Heitke, Graig 56,193,205 Herrick, Lorie 56,198,199 Hines, Ronald 56,124,195,198, ZTE 223 Hoffman, Gary 56,146,149 Houser, Susan 56,188,193,208, 223 Huggins, Donald 56,124,144, 205 Hutchison, Karel 56 Johnson, Jerry 56 Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Vicki 57 Julius, John 57 Kisnor, Margary 57,196,201 Kleingartner, Darlene 57 Klemme, Dorothy 57 Klippstein, Thomas 57,201 Knickman, Ruth 57,188,190, 193 Knight, Dennis 57 Kolbe, John 57 Kramer, Janelle 57,206,223 224 Kuck, Harold 144,147 Kurth, Dick 57 Lambert, Karen 57,120,125 Larsen, Garland Lehman, Levenna 58,193,199 Lindell, Gladys 58 Maass, MaeBelle 58,193,206 Mack, Terry 58 Maynard, Dennis 58,195,221 McCollough, Connie 58 Mead, David 58 Miller, Bruce Miller, Edward 58 Minnis, Linda 58 Munyon, Paul 58,198,223 Niemeier, Paul 58,203 Nusz, Gordon 195,199,202 Oestereich, James 113,138,184 Ogilvy, Jean 59 228 M.A., Montana State College; Ed.D., ZUEHL, BENJAMIN, 22, Pro- fessor Emeritus of Psychology. Oliver, William 59,193,205 Olman, Peggy 59,185 Patrick, Ralph 59 Perley, James 59,190,193 Pinkerman, Loren 59 Poseley, Dana 59 Potter, Paul 59 Potter, Gloria 59 Puetz, David 52 Pukacz, Patrivia 59,138,192 Rayborn, John Rieger, Betty 59,190 Rosebrook, Myron 59 Rosenthal, Roger 60,203 Ruhlman, Jill 60,120,124,132, 224 Savage, Richard 60 Schlenger, Hope 60 Schrooten, Richard 60 Schuler, George 60,125,146,151, 186,205 Schultz, Margaret 60 Seidel, Robert 60,199,201,211, 225 Smith, Ruth 52,60,192 Smrcka, Larry 60,146 Soncrant, Kathryn 60,190,193 Sprunk, Larry 60,200 Steffen, Ray 61 Stockebrand, Henri 61,201 Sunderman, Frances 61,192 Topp, Dan 61 Tubach, Barbara 61,189,190,214 Vander Hamm, Lee 61 Vander Ley, Cliff Vannida, Joyce 71 Van Pelt, Jim 61, 147,151 Vogel, Larry 61,214,215 Walker, Ralph 61 Warwick, Thomas 61,199 Weimer, Vernon 52,61 ,201,208 Wiener, LeLand 62 Wikstrom, Garold 62 Williams, Yvonne 199,222 Wiltgen, Ronald 62 Winborn, Warren 62,207 Yeager, Allan. 62191319372: Yoesel, Elaine 62,193,196 Yoho, Wallace 62 Zenor, Allen 105 Underclassmen Adamson, Janice 87 Aden, Richard 87 Ahmann, Hugh 73 Ahrendt, Linda 73,193,196 Ahrenholtz, Karen Alden, Barbara 87 Alden, Dennis 87 Aldrich, David 73 Alesch, Richard Aleson, Darrel 87 Aleson, Dennis 88 Alexander, Nicholas 88,147 Anderson, Betty 73 Anderson, Carol Anderson, Elaine 73 Anderson, Eric 88 Anderson, Richard Andres, Dale 88 Anstey, William 74,147 Apel, Ruth 74,193,196 Ashmore, Janelle 88 Ashmore, Janette 88 Ashton, John Asmussen, Vonnie Athens, Lyllis 74,193,220 Austin, Donald 74,147,187 Baack, Ron Baerenwald, Lowell 147 Baier, Janice 74 Ballou, Lyell Banek, Lee 72,187 Barnhart, Carl 63 Barr, Roanld 88,213 Barron, Linda 74,187,199 Bartley, Gene 74,189,225 Bartley, Janis 74 Batalden, Marilyn 63,194 Baumgarn, Steve 88 Becker, Kenneth 211 Beckman, Curtis 73,74,193, 214,220 Beltman, Norman 63 Bennet, Larry 74 Benninga, Maurice 88 Benson, Donald 74,187,200 Benson, Janet 63,192,201 Berkland, Gary 74,146 Berkland, Joyce 88 Best, Kelvin 74 Beyer, Paula 74 Biever, Orval 64 Biller, Earl 74 Bintz, Jack 75 Birch, Dave 88, 146 Birmingham, Don Bistline, Lois 64,186,220, 205 Bittel, Judith Bixenman, Dennis 88 Bixler, Linda 88 Blakeway, Nancy 75 Blatt, Rebecca 88 Block, Wayne 89 Blyth, Marlin 89 Bochmann, Max 75,191,193, 224 Boegler, Arlys 75,132,193 Boegler, Joy Boelter, Joy, 75,192,220 Bolton, Michael 89 Bolluyt, Grace Bomgaars, Dorthy Bonner, Linda 89 Borchers, Dennis Bortscheller, Phil 105 Bosshardt, Lane 89 Bostrom, Lynn 75,199,211 Bottjen, Mildred Boyd, Daniel Bracken, Lyle 64,147,205 Brady, Evelyn 75 Brakhage, Pamela 75,193,211,221 Brandt, Carol 89 Brandt, Cynthia Brandt, Keith 89,146 Brandts, Harlan Brant, Elaine 89 Brant, Marilyn Brasfield, Mike Brauch, Paul Braun, Marci Breckbill, Robert 64 Breffle, Robert 64 Brent, Mary 75,201 Brice, Mark 75 Brimmer, Janet 89,201,220 Brinkman, James 89 Brotton, William 89 Brown, Ross 73,75 Brown, Stan 64 Bruce, Terry 64,146 Bugman, Kathleen 89 Brunkhorst, Warren 75 Bryan, Ronald 64,193,203, 213 Buckingham, Norma 89 Buddenhagen, Lloyd 89 Budke, Doris 64,196,200, Zs Burgert, Suzanne 75,194,200 229 Burks, Frank 90 Burman, Susan 75,184 Burnet, Ron 76 Bye, Ben 90,204 Calvert, Donald Campbell, Cheryl 76 Campbell, Kenneth 64 Capra, Bruce 64,193,208,212,213 Carncross, Phyllis 64 Carolus, Duane 90 Cathcart, Joachim 64 Cerone, James 90 Chittenden, David 64,147 Christensen, Patsy 90,213 Christianson, Marie 64,205 Clark, Catherine 90 Clark, Eileen 90,206 Claussen, Herm Cline, Linda 90 Clymer, Richard Coffin, Barbara 90 Collins, Tim 90,197,202 Conley, Michael 105 Conover, John 105 Cook, Karla 76,210 Cook, Marcheta 90,192,201 Cook, Dale 90 Coombs, Tom 90 Corbin, Dennis 90 Cosby, James 90 Cram, Sharon 76,188 Cripps, Mark 90 Cronin, Patricia 76 Dahl, Dixie 64,193,196,213 Dahlke, Larry 76 Dahmes, Dennis 76 Dahmes, Wayne 91 Dallman, Janice 76,206 Dann, Carolyn 65,187 Dawson, Carolyn Dawson, Lois Day, Lynn 91 DeBoer, Dorthea Dedrickson, Stanley 91 Deegan, John DeForce, Leo DeJong, Douglas 65,187,193 Dellit, Rickey 76,220 Demarest, Linda 91,196 Denniston, Gary 65,205 Dennler, Jane 91 Dennler, William 91 Dick, Abbie 192 Dickeson, Arlene 65,192,196 Dickey, Virginia 65,192,224 Dietrich, Jane 91 Dietz, Kathy 65,193 Dimmlich, David 76 Doll, Beverly 91 Dorr, Ruth Drewes, Marlys 91 Drewes, Rozanne 76,189,211 Dudley, Suzanne 91 Duffield, Laura 91 Duistermars, Verle Duits, Jane Dull, Jay Dunbar, Janice 65,196,221 Dunlop, John 63,65,184,217 Dunn, Kathy 76,192 Dunn, Sheryl Durrett, Beverly 91 Eberhart, Dee Ann 76 Eberhart, Marilyn 91 Eberle, Thomas 65,184,195,201, 210 Eckhoff, Dennis 76,147,202,204 Eernisse, Barbara 91 Ehresman, Patricia 76,196 Ehrhardt, John 91,191,193 Eimermann, William 91 Ekwere, Aniefiok 92,199,222 Eller, Reynold 77,146,203 Ensey, Larry 92 Ensey, Lowell 65,147,185 ,204, 205 Erdmann, Vincent 92 Erwin, Rebecca 92,194 Essig, Marlin 77,210,211 Eyres, Kenneth 77,203 Eyster, Robert 92 Feusner, Mark Fiester, Patricia Fuhr, Helen Fintel, Lanny 65 Finzen, Arthur 92 Fleischauer, Lynn 92,196 Foster, Betty 77 Foster, Virginia 92,206 Fox, Paul 86 Foxen, Thomas Frahm, Roger 77 France, Jim 92,193,225 Frank, Marjorie 65 Franken, Becky 77,193,200 Frankhauser, Richard 65 Frederick, Ronald 92,146 Frerking, Paul 77 Frey, Dennis 92 Freymann, Nicholas Frost, James 92 Fry, Linda 92,206,224 Fuller, Walter Gagnon, Richard Galyen, James 92,147 Gaumer, Richard 93,146,204 Geason, Gayle 77 Gerber, Cheryl 65 Gesche, Paul 77 Gess, Mary 87,93,132,185 Gess, Timothy 77,217 Giles, Barbara 65,193,206 Gimbel, Charlotte 77 Gimbel, JoAnn 93 Giroski, John 147 Glover, Lola Goodchild, Edith Goodman, Ralph 66 Goshorn, Ronald 77 Grady, Richard 105 Grape, Lunne 93,206 Grenz, Kenneth 93,195,201 Grenz, Lynette 77,131,132 Grinn, Dennis 77 Grocki, Dolly-Ann Groen, Jeanette 93 Groetken, Alan Groom, Carlene Grubb, Linda 66 Gruber, Dick 147 Guetzkouw, Thomas 93,201 Guldburg, Ross 187 Gutshall, Sally 78,201 Habbinga, Kathryn Hackel, Donald 66,203 Hacker, Constance 78,193,220 Hageman, Sandra 93,201 Hagen, Mary Haggard, Garwin Haight, Nancy 66,192,210 Hall, James 93 Hall, Judith 66,188,200 Halstrom, Sharon 193 Halvorsen, Carolyn 192 Halvorsen, Judy 192 _ Halversen, Judy 78,189,192 Hames, Anthony Hamilton, Joseph 93 Hamlin, Marilyn 78,220 Handorf, Sue 66,192 Hanneld, Calvin 78,187,193 Hansen, Cheri 93 Hansen, Linda Hansen, Lorretta 93,196 Hantke, David 66,146,185 Harmelink, Lillian Harris, Thomas 78 Harris, Charles 93 230 Hartman, Suzanne 78,200 Hartter, Lynn Hasenbank, Marvin 93,187 Hatch, Jon 66 Hauff, Gretchen 66,206 Haumann, Phil 86 Hauser, Terry 66 Hayden, Frances Hayden, Milford Hazel, Diane 93 Hearn, Richard 93 Heath, Randy 94,147 Hefty, Ann 78,123 Hegeman, Christina 94,210 Heimgartner, Kenneth 66 Heitritter, Merwin 94,147 © Hench, Rodney 66,146,185 ,204, 205 Henery, Rodney 78 Hennings, Donald 66 Henry, Barbara 66,192,196,213 Henry, Becky 94,201 Herr, Aleece 94,187 Herrmann, Phillip 204 Herwig, Sheryl 94 Hett, Ruth 87,94,196 Hiebenthal, Kay 66,190 Hindman, Kieth 66,185,198 Hirschman, Donald 207 Hirschman, Pamela Hobson, William 78 Hoey, Rymer Hoff, Bonnie 92,213 Hoff, Sherry 67,198,200,211,213, 220 Hoffman, William Holdeman, Lawanna 94 Holmes, Paul 94,197,201 Holst, Denee 94 Holtgrewe, Emily Holrzmueller, Gus Hoobler, Terry 94,189 Hoover, Edwin Hop, Robert 94 Hopkins, Carol 94,204 Hornor, Jill 67 Horrigan, John 94,204 House, Constance 67 Houston, Curt 147 Howell, Raymond Hubin, Kerry 78,132,220, 224 Hugus, Sandra 67 Hulse, Alfred 94 Hummel, Dennis 95,195,215 Hunt, Thietje 95 —————— Hunter, David Hunter, Susan Hutchinson, Reada 95 Jacobsen, John 95 Jacobsma, LaRae 192 Jacobsma, VerAnn 78,192 Jagodzinske, Glenn 95,146,204 Jahnke, Colleen 78,192 Jajua, Lydia 78,199,222 James, David 67,193,204, 205 Janssen, Bernice Janivich, Diann 95 Janss, Dave 78 Jaquette, Linda 95 Jaycox, Nancy 95 Jensen, Jay Jensen, Larry 95 Johnson, Dennis 105 Johnson, Jacqueline 73,79,184 Johnson, Alice 95 Johnson, Ralph 95 Johnson, Randall 67 Johnson, Ronald 95 Johnson, Shery! 95 Johnston, Carl Jones, Chery] 95 Jones, Dave 95 Jones, Marilyn 95 Jones, Ronald Jose, Don 96,188,201 Jose, Donna 79,201,220 Jozwiak, Dorothy 79 Juenemann, B. Gregory 202,204, 205 Juhl, Mark 96 Juliar, Jean 96 Kading, Erlene Kaiser, Dennis 96 Kavanaugh, Mary 105 Kay, Jeanne 79 Kehrberg, Mary Ellen Keller, Joan 187,211 Kelly, Lee Kenney, Valliant Kidd, R ita 96 Kieser, Violet King, Patricia 96,191,206 King, Terry 63,67,185,189, 208,213 Kingangi, Ruth 96,222 Kirchhoff, Ann 79,221 Kirkpatrick, James 96 Klatt, Richard 96 Kline, Ine Belle Kline, Robert 79,188,193,211 Klinkrodt, Charleen 96 Klinsing, Robert 79 Kloster, Kathy 79 Knak, Rose 67 Knight, Colleen 79,220 Knodel, Ronn 67,187 Koelling, Gary 87,96,191 Kolbe, Thomas 79,207 Kolker, Lloyd 67 Kooiker, Clayton 79 Kosanke, Corinne 79 Koskovich, Gary 67,193 Koth, Joan 96,201 Kounkel, Richard Kragh, Paul 96 Krause, R. 188 Kriege, Doris Kriz, Michael Kroon, Very! 96 Krueger, Keith 96,147 Krupke, Janice 79 Kruse, Danny 79 Kruse, Roger 96 Kruse, Ronald 96 Kuglin, Vernice 67,200 Kummer, Cynthia 97 Kummerfield, Richard 67 Kunze, Douglas 97 Kurle, Wayne 67 Kyle, Marilyn Lafleur, Richard 67 Lamfers, Patricia 97 Lancaster, Sue 68,206 Langel, Dennis Lankhorst, Douglas LaRoque, John 68,192 Larson, Donald 80 Larson, Gary 97 Lauer, June 68 Laughton, E. Dianne Law, David 68 Lawton, Kenneth 97 Leaming, David 68,184,205 Leck, Allen 87,97 Leeuw, Gertrude Lehman, Merlin 80 Lehner, LaVon 200 Lehrman, James 97 Levay, William 97 Liestman, Laverne 68 Loafman, Mary 97 Long, Cynthnia 68,192 Lopez, Priscilla 80 Lorenz, Rith 80 Ludwug, Bruce 97 Lunny, John 221 231 Lyzen, Linda 97 Madland, Marsha 68 Mahler, Sandra 80,196 Maier, Linda 97 Maier, Sharon 97,201 Major, Leslie 68 Mandernach, John 68 Manson, Jean 97 Manthei, Sheldon 68,152 Manz, Helen 80,191,220 Marienau, Linda 105 Martin, Cora Lee Martin, David 68,184,199,205 Martin, Milton Mathers, Loretta 97 Mauer, Madylon 68,188,190 Maxwell, Brian 68,147,203 ,207 Mayer, Larry 804s McBane, Judith 68 McChesney, Sharon 97 McClellan, David 205 McCue, Alberta 80,224 McDougall, Mark 80 McHale, Jack 98 McIntosh, Mary Meier, Karen 80 Meister, Mary Ann 98 Melrose, David 80 Meneely, Murial Merchen, Edward 105 Messerole, Roy Mezger, Dee Ann 98 Michel, Dorine 98 Michel, Sheila 68 Milbrandt, Ruth Ann 69 Miller, Graig 98 Miller, Daniel 98,111,195 Miller, Dennis 98 Miller, Douglas 98 Miller, James B. 69 Miller, James M. 188 Miller, Marlene 98 Miller, Micheal 80 Miller, Thomas Minard, Carolyn 80 Minten, Ronald Mitchell, Jackie 98 Moeller, Lois 80 Moerer, Martha 98 Moerer, Nancy 81,189 Mohning, Robert Moldenhauer, Sondra 69,206 Molendorp, Dayton 98,225 Moll, Sharon 98 Moller, Roger Mongan, Susan 98 Monkelien, Dean 98,146 Montei, Lawrence 69,225 Moody, Vivian 98 Moon, Marsha 99 Mootz, Linda 99,192,224 Morgan, Susan Morgan, Rickie Morman, John Morris, Robert 81 Morris, Stephen 99 Morris, Terry 99 Motto, Barbara 69,202 Mousel, Daniel Muilenburg, Rodney Muller, Susan 81,193 Mundhenke, Clarke 81,195 Musselman, Carla 81 Musser, Janet 99 Jebel, David 81 Nebelsick, Arnold 69,203 Neff, Diane 99 Neill, Charles 81,195 Nelson, Dennis 69 Nelson, Ethel 81 Ness, Harry 99 Netley, James 99 Neuroth, Charles Neuroth, Pat Newell, Dennis Newell, Kathryn Ng, Angeline 191,222 Nicolet, Elaine 69,186 Noll, Betty Nolte, Ruth 81 North, Leslie 99 Ogren, Kenneth 81 Ohde, Jon 99 Ohlsen, Gretchen 81 Ollman, Pamela 99 Olmstead, Glen 99 Olmstead, Shela 81 Oloff, Esther Oordt, Arthur 99 Oplinger, James 81,146,184,204 Orres, Frances Orres, Kathleen 99 Oveson, Keith 69 Paetznick, Edith 81,210 Pagel, Cheryl 81,196,211 Palmer, Roger Pals, Gary 82 Pankonin, Janice 99 Parks, Janet 99 Paschke, Leslie 100,191,224 Passer, Nancy 100,201 Pecks, Donna 82 Zz Pecks, Karol 69 Pecks, Margaret Pender, Linda 82,196 Perley, Edwin 69 Peters, Bob 69 Petersen, Gene 82 Petersen, Leretta 69,192 Petersen, Lyle 100 Petersen, Rennae 69,192 Petersen, Terry 100,146 Peterson, David 100,147 Peterson, Elaine 69,192,220 Pfeifer, Gary 69 Phelan, Allan 105 Phelan, Gene 105 Phillips, Rick Pierce, Rebecca 82,191,220 Plantage, Ester Polenick, Robert Polson, Francis 100,194,195,201 Pope, Paul 100 Poseley, Rickie 70,197 Praetorius, Susan 82,206,224 Pratt, James Preston, Jane 82,193,199,201, 206 Prochaska, James 100 Pry, Judy 82 Pullen, Steve 100 Putnam, Ann 189 Radloff, Larry 86 Rael, Paul 82 Randau, Ralph 82 Rapp, Bruce 100 Rau, Conney 70,206 Rausch, Frank 100,146 Rayborn, Roger 100,200 Ream, Raymond Redman, LeRao 70 Redman, Karen 82 Reese, George 82,195,210 Rehm, Jonathan 82 Reich, Eldon 73,82,184,217 Renes, Janice 100,196 Reutter, Gary 100 Ribbens, Lois Richards, Kenneth Richards, Pamela 216 Rick, Gene 100,195 Ricks, Deva 83 Ries, Ilene 83,193,205 Riggs, Peggy 83 Ring, Mary Lou 101 Ristig, Terry 70,202 Roberts, James Roberts, Steve 83 232 Robinson, Vera 83,191,201 Rochholz, Sherry 101 Rodesch, Steven 83,203 Rohwer, Shery] 101,206 Roloff, Glen 70 Rosburg, Dennis 70,192,213 Rosennow, Kaylee 101 Ruch, Chery] 83 Rudolph, Bruce 101 Russell, Barbara 83,192,224 Russow, Sharon 101,189 Ryan, Patricia Sager, Louie Sager, Mary Samojedny, Joseph 101,147 Sandberg, Nancy 101,192 Sansgard, Carol 101 Sawyer, Russell Schaeffer, Rodney 83 Schaffer, Renota 101 Schechinger, Dean 101 Schenkelberg, Allan Schlaphoff, J. Paul Schlarbaum, Sandra 101,192 Schlutter, Dennis Schmidt, Jerry 70,190,193 Schneider, Elizabeth 101,189 Scholten, David Schoolen, John 70,146 Schrage, Gary 146 Schreck, Priscilla 101,201,213 Schroeder, Ronald 101 Schroeder, Sandra 101,192 Schroeder, Sharyn 70,192,201,213 Schueder, Eileen Schultz, Linda 105,195 Schultz, Lula Schwanke, Marlys 83,191 Selby, Paul 70,130,132,189,220 Serr, Paul 105 Severaon, Bethel 70,206 Sharp, Judy 73,83,132,184,191 Shaw, Robert 70,147,204,205 Shelton, John 70,187,193 Sherman, Evelyn 102 Shugart, Faith 193 Siege, Luella Sievers, Phyllis 102,195,201 Silk, Ardyce 193 Silk, Cheryl Silk, Denny 63,70,185,195,204, 205 Simmerman, Don Nell 102 Singleton, James 105 Sitter, Gary 70,192,212,213,221 Sitzmann, Randall Sleezer, Dale 203,207 Slusher, Anita 138 Small, Doyle Smith, Harry 147 Smith, David 102 Smith, Stuart 83 Snyder, MaDonna 102 Sokness, Curt Souhrada, Chery] 83,189 Spahn, Beverly 70 Strong, Penny 201 Sprout, Milo 102 Sprunk, Marlyss 71,192 Stabe, Kenneth 71 Staiger, Jesse 83,195,206 Stamm, Jon 102 Stanley, Steven 83 Stapf, Joel 102 Stauffer, Linda 102 Stead, Peg 102 Steele, Kathleen 84,201 Stegman, James 71,197,202 Steiber, Mildred 71 Stein, Richard Stengel, David 102,184 Stengel, Elizabeth 102 Stevens, Frederick 102,146 Stoll, Royce 71,197 Stoner, Donald 102 Stough, Susan 84 Strathman, Connie 84 Strong, Pennie 102 Strouse, Bob 71,144,147,148 Strouse, Kenneth Strutz, Nancy 102,196 Sundblad, Margene 84 Sunderman, Dale 84 Swanson, Florence Swanson, Marlyn Sydness, Alice 103,196 Tangen, Cheryl 71,197 Tarnasky, Donna Taylor, Karen 103,196 Taylor, Robert 86,147,204 Taylor, Rogean 84,194,201 Terry, Dennis Tesch, Michael 84 Teske, John 84 Thalman, Lowell 71,225 Thomas, Linda 103 Thompson, Ann 103 Thompson, Beth 103,224 Thompson, Micheal 71 Throckmorton, Richard 84,146 Timm, Stephen 84,225 Tjepkes, Mary 71,190,194,202, 213 Todnem, Ruth 84,199 Tomlinson, James 84,193,201 Tomlinson, Ralph 84 Tonsfeldt, Judy 103 Trauger, Robert 84 Trienen, Nancy Trenz, Herbert 84 Trometer, Dennis 85 Trost, Donald 71,203,204 Truax, David 103 Trulock, Roger 71,205 Tudor, William Tudor, Stephen 103 Turner, Brian 85 Turvold, Priscilla 71 Unruh, Jo Ellen 85,184,191, 208 Utecht, Dennis 103 Utesch, Larry 103 Vance, Melvin 85,195,201 - Vance, Gary 103 Vanden, Brink Vander Meer, Jim Vandivier, Curtis 71 Van Essen, Bert 105 Van Evera, Richard 85,203 Vetter , David 85 Vicker, William 85,146,203 Vinson, Susanne 71,192 Vix, Eoisi8.5,1915213 Voas, Mildred 85 Voas, Sheryl 72 Vogel, Suzanne 72 Voss, Bonnie 85,196 Wagenblast, Sharon 103 Wagner, Donald 103,147 Waldo, Leola 85,192 Walker, Carol 85,107 Walker, Ellen Walker, Thomas 103 Wandscheer, Joline 72,113,214, 216 Warfield, Stanley 85,195 Weale, Dennis 103 Weaver, Darl 72,202,205 233 Weaver, Dell 85 Webber, Susan 103 Weber, Alice 104 Weber, Douglas Weber, Jon 104 Weegan, John 104 Weinert, Sheldon 85,220 Weiseman, Dave 86,204,205 Wells, Mary Wendt, Richard 104,147 Werner, Ruth 104 Wesselink, Floyd 72,193 Westerveld, Joyce Westlake, Holly 104 Wetrosky, John White, Judith 72,189,220 Wiekoski, Francis Wiener, Marylyn 72 Wilken, Keith 63,72,195,210 Wilson, Deanna 72 Wilson, Marcia 104,220 Winkelman, Teresa 72,192,220, 224 Winkelpleck, Judy 104 Winokur, Richard 86 Winters, Wade 86 Wise, Linda 72 Wisner, David 72 Witt, Janet Witt, Terry 86 Wolf, Dennis 72 Wolf, Nancy 86,211,220,224 Wolstenholm, Rex 104 Woolridge, Jean 104,187 Worley, Mary 104 Wrede, Dennis 104 Wright, Donna 63,72 Wright, Harold 72,225 Wright, Ruth 72,211,213,226 Wyman, Patricia 72,190,193,206 York, Ann 104,201 Yost, Karen 86 Young, Bruce 72,184 Zander, Harris Zander, Karen Zellmer, Lorene 104,199 Zeisset, Paul 86,208 Ziettlow, Janice 86,208 Zobel, Allen 105 Zottnick, Marilyn | 235 LY . y y i f - 1} FA) Me 4) it y ry in Mi ¢) wT qf ta = we my ) i 7 - oe ' . Re Memories ... of secret sisses, sweet moments, sweet-hearts. The ‘MC’, Dan Miller, sings a duet with Ann York as part of the pro- gram. Two secret sisses, Dixie Dahl and Sherry Kay Hoff, meet and exchange remarks of surprise. Former Sweetheart Queen, Mrs. Linda Clark, crowns the 1965-66 Sweetheart couple, John Blinn and Elaine Nicolet. new queen. VALENTINE PARTY The three couples wait in anticipation. From left to right: Connie Strathman, Richard Frank- hauser; Mary Gess, Denny Silk; Elaine Nicolet, John Blinn. The Drama Department presented ‘‘Sign of Jonah” on their annual tour this year. SIGN OF JONAH Important decisions are being made! The cast—LaVon Lehner, Roger Rayburn, Larry Clarke Mundhenke, Becky Franken, and Suzi Hartman. Sprunk, Denny Silk, Bob Kline, Bob Eyster, “The Step- ladders,”’ a musical vari- ety show, was put on by the Westmar Collegiate Chorale. MUSIC AT WESTMAR Joline Wandscheer and Bruce Young sing in the delightful opera ““The Telephone.” Mr. Wayne Perrill di- rects a Sunday afternoon of chamber music. THURBER CARNIVAL “You really think so”’? Things aren’t always good—are they? The works—in full swing. A meek (?) husband under the rule of his nagging wife. DATE WEEK-END The evening begins with appetizers. A couple enters the banquet area. Many couples enjoy the “Carnival of Hearts” banquet on Saturday evening. DATE WEEK-END ACTIVITIES Will there be any food left when we get there? Couples enjoying the Sunday evening picnic. There is a limit, you know? PERSONALITIES Jim Sutherland—Best Athlete Most Eligible Dave Leaming Bachelor Virginia Dickey—Girl with Most Pleasing Personality Janelle Kramer—Character Most Likely to be Remembered Mary Gess—Most Beautiful Girl Paul Selby—Most Diligent Student Denny Silk—Most Handsome Man — Carolyn Bodenhausen—Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed John Blinn—Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed and Boy With Most Pleasing Personality Not pictur ed: Jim Oesterich Most Versatile Student Thirteen students under the direction of Miss Hatchell presented Benson, Bernie Kirsch, Helen Manz, Clarke Mundhenke, Mari- ‘“Firebugs” three nights in May. They are: Jim Miller, Dennis lyn Zottnick, Madylon Mauer, Curt Beckamn. Wrede, Gary Sitter, Jim France, Jim Cosby, Carl Barnhart, Don FIREBUGS “You don’t think I’m a firebug, do you’’? Memories and projections into the future were told by this singing group. JR.-SR. BANQUET The ‘“‘Sound of Music” was the theme of the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. RECOGNITION DAY President Kalas presents the Delta Lambda Mu scholarship award to Carolyn Bodenhausen. La Verne Gadeken receives the Mary Mutch Cain award. The recipient of the Stanley E. Short award is Don Huggins. The long procession of administration, faculty, and seniors begins. GRADUATION Seniors stand ... wait ... reminisce ... with mixed emotions. David Orion Kime Mercy Aylesworth President and Professor Emeritus of Physics Professor of Psychology IN MEMORIAM Jacqueline Bollinger Raymond Smith Senior Student Junior Student XII FIRST ROW (L to R): Bruce Rudolph, Frank Rausch, Dave Stengel, John LaRoque, Lloyd Kolker, Dave Weiseman, Jack Bintz, Denny Frey, and Bill Oliver. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, Jim Conley, Jim Oplinger, Stan Brown, Randy Heath, Ken Ogren, Jim Sutherland, Chuck Harris, Dave Leaming, Dave Smith, and Dave Birch. THIRD ROW: Trainer, Neil Ersland, Dan Mouser, Ron Barr, Warren Brunkhorst, Don Stoner, George Teschak, John Schoolen, Jim Cosby, Larry Smreka, Jody Peckum, Glenn Jagodzinske, Gonrad Adams, Roger Moller, Keith Brandt, Dave Chittenden, Dave James, and Coach Scott. TRACK Dave James breaks the tape in record time. The 880 yard relay record holders who competed in the Drake Relays were Lloyd Kolker, Bill Oliver, Dave Else, and Jack Bintz. FIRST ROW: (L to R) Larry Bennett, Dick Clark, Ron Wiltgen, ROW: Coach Knudtson, Rich Kummerfield, Bob Morris, Dayton Orval Biever, Art Oordt, and Don Larson. SECOND ROW: Pat Molendorp, Merwin Heitritter, Joe Samojedny, Keith Krueger, Cole, Jim VanPelt, Terry Christensen, Skip Trenz, Rich Stein, Rich Gaumer, Milo Sprout, and Paul Frerking. Not pictured are Sheldon Manthei, Rod Hench, and Butch Liestman. 7THJRD Al Zenor and Dave Martin. BASEBALL TEAM WINS TRI-STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Terry Christensen is safe at home. Skip Trenz on the mound for Westmar. XIV Faure sis uclie See ue Ate nuuanirseoere tr 1 ac che ell tl See a A mi ml s “ SCS ae Bas oe Se FRONT ROW (L to R): Bill Thalman, Denny Silk, Keith Oveson, and Dr. Divelbiss. SECOND ROW: Dave McClellan, Joe Cathcart, and Loren Reed. TENNIS TEAM WINS CONFERENCE Joe Cathcart returns against his opponent. Loren Reed shows his powerful backhand. GOLF FINISHES SECOND FRONT ROW: | to r—Dennis Nelson and Al Schenkleberg. BACK ROW —Rex Wolstenholm, Ed Miller, Coach Dr. A. Q. Larson, and John Giroski. ATHLETIC BANQUET ENDS YEAR The awards and honors at the Athletic Banquet were many: Jim Sutherland set Iowa scoring records and All-American scoring records and All-American honors; Darl Weaver, National Wrestling champ. Coach Martin extends congratulations to Darl Weaver, a National Wrestling Champion. Westmar attained Conference Championships in Football, Wres- tling, Tennis, and Baseball. The © Basketball, Track, and Golf teams ended the season with excellent second place finishes in the con- ference. XVI eae Ree ae A ann mann a en een renerneere