Wisconsin State Teachers College - Meletean Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1968 volume:

' x ' F3 , -iff I lj I A,-, x ,pue,4.,Q!',.42,-,ff,.y 4, 5L,f,,1.,3LHf,..,4f, Wisconsin State Umverslty River Falls, Wisconsm NIELETEAN 1968 Volume 56 K , I N N' 3 .W H, i f , ' ! 1 s N : l Y l E 1 1 N W N 1 i 4 ! -5 2 i Portrait of a Year The campus, a sprawling constantly changing canvas. The buildings, expanding, increasing in number, form the slowly but constantly shifting background. The people, the instantly changing element that creates the vital living portion. Every day, every moment, all ofthese are interacting in some way, each time in a different way. Because of the incessant change in these elements, no por- trait of this university will ever, nor can it ever, be com- plete. Only brief glimpses of different places, of various people doing a certain thing at a particular moment in time, can be presented in these pages. 3 A u . ' Ir, 1 ' ' ' ' imgatfii- !f '-w-v-e112wsr 'L fa, .N .4 ' ip- , ,f ' ' n u A-e t k'...m ,Q 0wf 'f ., W ':f':,'.f: Q.. 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Crabtree Hall 7 Words on bronze to mean freedom freedom for man's spirit to fly-while he dreams dreams of constrictions, obsessions and release from them Malleable words shaping pliable truths V ' I V B- I ' ' - 'ml-y ' .e V' Fr., Q 6 51. - . fi J fe.. ' ' 'i ' - ,, I f d Vw 2 A an ' --?' - 4 . 1 b ,1 'fm-?iU' ' 1 . V-, in 'asv' , ,H ,, M 'QI s A . 'Q '11 ei fi g 33 his ay! . nn I: if ' 'fig qu A 4. I . ,r Q . 'f . , I ' P ' . , . Af' B 1 Q fl ' K. ' 1- l , 1 - '- W u.. -Q , 1 Q , . 'Q H. ' - 2 . 1 . - ,'I I ' 1- ' -- -,.-V, -: , A L. 1 r ,51'-UW5 'ff . i .Hb 5' 9 Q . QQ QV N 7 M -' rip 1' V -..f ' ..-Q-'--an' h, M X ,' r 1 s ' , v. . , , , ilu 'S ' 'Y Ji fx' ' VY.-Q'-:Q 'Q ' 1 m . A, : E .Ag 7 ,V ' 'pi-1nf,4 f M M- 1 .I f - ' ,J g- N '- a... mga s I 34 .- rg, , ra, x -Y 1-. dd Y, ff 4'-E - ' . -. A ,Q ,- ' .-' - ' . , -,. . ' , A 7' I gs -Q . 8 .WS , I U ! 'H 'T 1 p- ' - 'A ' ' ' nu A5 'ENV 3' -1' 'fx' H 'F ff? H Y . , -'Q ,. fl' nl -.... N 3 . 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From the chaos, abstract a class, an event, a 1'ace,a grou p. Frame them in ai campus scene and create a scra pbook of portraits of a year - at Wisconsin State University-River Falls. v X Is lg-'fb S . 1 A CF ' A Y .M , ..- A X, , vi .4 - -1 5.11, '- 1 We 3 1-'11 J., il: ' Lam' .- o .4 EJ?-. r A 5 ml? ACTIVITIES OPPORTUNITIES The most colorful elements in the portrait are the special events and activities that highlight the yea r. All-school events like Homecoming and Winter Carnival are the froth and fun of campus life. But other special events add a vital dimension to the academic experience. Fine Arts Week spurs creativity and an interest in the arts by bringing nationally known performers and artists to campus. The Grassroots Politics Conference applies national questions to state and local interests by attracting politicians and scholars to the campus podium. The World Affairs Forum presents opposing views of current foreign policy issues by visiting experts. Special-interest activities such as theatre and music, publications and debate, dance and rodeo, offer every student a chance to contribute his talents and energies to campus life. From the whirling maze of activities, each student chooses those compatible with his interests and abilities - those most suitable for framing in his portrait of a year. THE FACULTY CONCERN A university is no more than the sum of its faculty. A River Falls professor exhibits professional competence and scholarly achievement mixed with a large measure of that vital ingredient - concern for his students. Because his classes are generally small and taught in an informal atmosphere, he can devote special attention to the individual student. At River Falls, students are identified by name, not by number. -Hi I 4' ff, 'J' f' I I 2' 5 14, ,ff ff? , ,J 1 48' JV 11, 'I my-1 STUDENTS DEVELOPMENT TlThn ant wise and 'saJph,iLsiiu:aaized Stmdem, 'tJHEASEfm1inrA.,is the final vers,-ion M a serves mf QUli'i3IfA-i3EfE'L!v5 smaps?!mJ1s. FQu1r ye.afs at the U nwersity have tra msfmrnmed him imm a mmuused, bea,n. iQd ir1rfesJh man to a pm ismld se-mum. Fw the s.tudwent inftvaresited in q:h:avm nf,g his academia path, Rivelr Fai Hs snQws1th,ef may with many Qppm r1iun Mies for marie hmaamt.. This hormwrs pmgralm pfmsmits the tallefmtedl :Ji udewi Wim +rQhanla:esJ1Q ,EB iW Mmsvikght 'mm his mmm fviefld by pMtmi,r3a1isilng .in hqrmrs seminars .a-nd! dm ng indnividuLal1 research in mirecirebd honors study. The Quarter .Aatmrmamd is al tm'eE-momcth ,Pmgfam mf iowreiigh flfivbi and Sffl-'dy WMCW Qiiefrs University cmfdHit, Great ideas ED-MESS, ifwds miner thmw the studewiti rmaiar, prwide hmm with 13 lbmadler 1u. mdefrstandin g of Mimi fQ rQes W1 American Iliie, The Rivef FaWl I'515efniar'isf:mnt Q mafmw snecwlst. HE ifsa A wrsxaw mf nmany dnmfenfsinfmsn He is 1Ehe'mQ5 tam'm1idem'1iE Ianni? hawrdest-wfoLr1Mng31 sfliuvderrxt, the lmnsi acfznmphshfed bwridgae-playgfr, me mainstay mf thev awthlleiiic teams, wfmmmed a:riE1isi,. me rsampmus. Quwiffiaislnz in shaft, the complete 5tl1d'ew1I.m SPORTS SPIRIT Spirit is a vital element in every student activity, but it is at its most colorful and vocal ata sports event. Who can resist the frenzied chants and jack-in-the-box dance of the cheerleader? Stand up and cheer for Big Red - block that kick, guard that basket, pin the heavyweight, kill the umpire! Collegiate exuberance breathes life into an otherwise inanimate image - the portrait ofa year. 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River Falls students belong to a multitude of organizations: fraternal, professional, political, religious, social, cultural. Through these groups, the student meets people from other backgrounds and other countries, finds friends with like interests, and enhances his knowledge of his vocational field. Without organizations, the friendships they encourage, and the academic enrichment they provide, a portrait of a year would be only a preliminary sketch. 'LEARNING THE FREE SPIRIT A portrait of River Falls begins and ends with learning- in classroom, laboratory, library: through listening, reading, debating. The most rewarding moments of the year are those in which a phrase, an idea, a philosophy illuminates V a pattern for life. River Falls' th ree undergraduate colleges - Liberal Arts, Education and Agriculture - offer the student a choice of 30 majors. Small classes, accessible teachers, and a free and open atmosphere are conducive to a stimulating I academic experience. Learning is the element which frames the portrait at the University where the free spirit prevails. T4 -.X ' K !'f S I v 1 ' . . ! S 5 1 i i K y 'LM 5 a 4, is' D 5'f ' '11 55, X 5 - .,.,,.,,,..,.. . . f . Vw' f gf . S 1 ' Q. vM..'s. V . 1' --5, V.n 5 1-if Q M, Ar A 'V K ,.Lf -- 4, 'V Hu al I I J . .. -- , -,,,- A 3- Q- ,wg W 1' 'Ml . V A , x WW gm? L , A .. .. W ,. , A In Q V' ,M , , ,I NEW Y! qgxq - ' --Y - - W 'V 'f W' A ' A Q ug 1 V Q, ' D X sf - I :J . ' ' - f L J ' 'P V -5- My, I ' A ,l Q 2 fy! 'Yi I-vi xl W V , 1 W 'L KMA. L if 5 if - .f X 'QQ SFF- ' - w - 1.1.4 :fig , Y in 5 -V. 'V its ,. ' ' 4 ' , -f Y V f W H 3 -- ' 59' WL. c W' W., , Z3 V w ,h .UV in A., . A , I- ig is if :LN g - N iw if ' fag A H J ' V ' , Y 1, K 1 v , A , - .ga ' . -1 M ' A I- V., , ,fi if V. LL? an AV 1 , - I ,, + f 1 . V 12- 1 4 Q 5 J: F X' J ,., 'K Yf ' Q ri 54' r A 'B ! gi A V, ' r 1 'LJ LX . .A b A A 1. V 'K 'lu - ' - I V -C M , - .1 'ar - 4. -if 7 V . 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Ii........ --1' r 2165.3 Three Out Of Four Coeds In Hathorn Are Camera Shy Fl At The End Of A Day, Students Return Tc Dormitories Or Gff-Campu: ousing 4,g.,f ' lf- People stacked in lighted boxes with prism-like backgrounds who use the same showerrooms the same clothes washers the same food service the same beds to sit on to listen to stories of love, bugaloo, alcohol and soccer And the philosopher would say, All life is meeting. Queen Jean Reigns Over Homecoming Ru -1 r K 91452 X,- Jane Scharr lx: 'LQH .r rs, I - . N. .eff . ff, 'i '3WwEL?zA.Y.l P .. A . 5 ,fffpgz .Hx r r g H' .1Q.Ka:4,g:,maffw2 mn.11f'rNf, ff .nl A Kathy Ball Chris Britten Ma. 'vi' -l?1.,.J-'! - I: . -I Judy Hancock 35 Kay Krauss The Year Brings A Changing Campus And Student P rotests W- x .ie -.., 'in-:u J.. Qs.-. N,,,.y+I 4- -us, in , ,- .I f veg -Q. .NX X 3. I. -L n'3:lll':lS! A fm' . 'l.l' .llilr Y,'?-.1- fp, I :ffl ' Q NA 1-'fl -nh -.f 1 . , '4....l. ,.. ,-'V S ,'vuO'l! F - im? .,, - r,,,,.T Mn 1 'rrp H .L ' iituli. JE-L I Hui. i, rl' 5 ,I ii ii IWP. .. 1 v 1 1 ,,., , 1 4- i i , ' --wi . --Tm., i -IA Lab Farm Provides Opportunities For i Research I lfirkvhi Ll fi i ii'W1Wi4i1 'ii WM. L4 40 4' - . L lik. -,J i- gp How many cu ps of coffee will ittake to keep us awake to help us look in somebody's eyes to make us people? i 43 Student Actors Perform in Major Productions through out the year. The Preservation Hal! Jazz Band - New Orleans .-114 The Sandpipers along with Sunny and Stormy provided Big Name entertainment forthe year. we 1'-T vi ,I x Ur. 1JL:l,.' PM sl r i , E , :Rig Q H i ' , i x i s x 46 The Four Freshmen entertain 47 r i- ' -1 X Book larnin' ain'tfor me, said the freshman but the senior, who was educated said, l regret to deform you that by the process of illumination I have come to the seclusion that my detachment for the literary proclavities has dissipated irreconducibly. Mayl reirritate? Paul Paulson pays his fees Students obtain registration materials in the registrars office. 49 I I 'TN 50 fi ,v ffx. gy' uwiph if 51 fif .D- f - 4 h I if A Ride 'em! Wah hoo! Sizz-fizz-powie! The Horse doesn't want to sprain its numb either. 53 Ch ristma - I . ', .' V. Q 1' ' ormal GG P v-i-,--i-,-n.- .-.--4-.-,' l , l l l V al, -V . ' . ,tg V ,-my A .L ' ul, I 3, fn.. ' - 1. '.1V.:'w,-' - H . To put the self in Fibers of gauze rolled and painted, not brass rings with chieftains on them clay, charcoal, quartz To learn to create a monument - an image of life l l ijlll -nf ,Q -l T, Faculty Art Show -.1 ,, , . -Q, l ' I 0 Qt- Q sg 5, if I n airs aw A rmfffr.-Q 7 ,-e J, 58 1968 Winter Carnival Ice Sculptures Co-eds work on ice sculptures. ef L 'S , -IC 'fg :'+. ' '-1 , rf E-,su r- 2' 4-' -- --I' .4 ...F-Z I.: --...qbseg-my 'Na ,V-af: - 1 'Il 1-'-,gl ' L' 7.44 ' Q. ,-. .f.N .., , - V, ., . ' -' , I - --n... . -I 3441-.--fi 5 '. . m.,-.-WY. . pw? . Alpha Gamma Rho placed third in the men's division ofthe ice sculpture contest, Qt' ..-av YYNN .. 1 fx ' Qvs. 5 Y. .QF Qi' T? , - - 1 11 .ig':'i ' . 4 A Bla!! - i LU '- su. argl' 59 Aw L F ...fa h Q , Y..- 5-Q., - ' Tir J -'.. W Q. 4 L 1 - gr VY mw, :-fEL...5 ,. Q .:,-- U 'N . ,-- --nv' X .gi ,.,, 1 -- -Lf '13 ','.ue-.11 w-it , .1 C - .1 1 -Lai b 4, vi-.fl Y- L if 'wmv- TTY it '71 L.. naman: First place ice sculpture in the men's division went to Phi Sigma Epsilon for their snowflake. -14:1 ILL , .. 5 -,-. Ls-.ir Second place went to the Vet's Club 60 1 K .I Wd? 5.3-1--xt ' - fr' -.44.,.:.'i1 'v'P31u4..',-.-- +--- we -- , I M ' '7 ti - ' Ujgkw '.. ,A A 414 -'gi .:f- -K ' . ' . .Aff I rc. ' Q se' A P . ,.'f,c'71-7517. 1 -.Ji , ,A ' w V , , ' - e Xm . , J .. Q . , ,r.:,c .1 ' g:'.eAt- ! '-t'-aaa! Second place in the women's division went to Phi Delta Theta. 'Mkt -.,'-.-. ' .I 'gen-4 ..,,.a - - .... '. -- , - NF: . - . 'Wi-, . 4 First place in the women's division went to Delta Iota Chi. 61 7' C 4 'l .- ii- 'GL nf' -- E-L. NIE: Q- J.. nv: F' Linda Graves speculates on the next cou e. Eating Contest Freezin' Frolies Are Held During Winter Carnival Week Q I IAA 'QQ' . Epi. I, L PA L ,.. , 3 6 The First Edition appeared as part of the International Tal- ent Preview. Dan Zimmer was the first place winner of the F.F.A. Talent Contest. Pat McCormick sings at the talent show 65 Student Photographers Capture Wintertime , ,, , ,, - 1'-H-.... 1 Ice covered stream by Monty Krizan. 4 1 Q..-. 1 Low Hanging tree by Kay Sanders. Snow lf r ' ai! A ,, Wx WF' . N A N 7... pile by Helen Alexander. Ice covered twigs by Helen Alexander, 1' Icicles by Monica Cloutier. -I A W Q gl E Q21 -'H M. 4. lm , Can can dancers entertain. Ca ba ret Y ss Lum , -4 vw Victor Pernell sings French Folk Songs. FiFi makes her appearance. .r-,ffff-x ,- ,W ...N A 4 N v . r,.:i+i.F.:? V ' s, M H , , ,, V rd - . , rm, , swf , , ,. mf' ,4 nib , .3 : 5 -ff, , -'35 1 Y ww'-V f ' fx 3 os , n E15 Y H' tg I H' ' L . 1 F FiFi advises everyone to Hamm it up. .ill un :. W 'l . ' I I 5 ll 1. , xm A i l Bernarda Alba featured a cast of all women. I The House of Bernarda Alba 71 Riders To The Sea The music department presented several operas dur ing the year Sunday Excursion '1- Aw. '4 , 7- I u Winter Carnival Ice Sculptures . ' ' A. .Y . , 433' , l A .ii C., .34 WALK EBMILEI von: run' I Wornnnnsss' in 1967 Homecoming Lawn Displays Torture The Titans HOLDS TI THN IAS 78 iv.: Hr, . Lg rd ' ' 'If f - am 5 4 ,, J g lf? 7' 80 8l g. 1 0 ' Q Q l '. 0 ' .I 5 ' .0 5.9. , Q 0. . 0 Q U Q 0 0 5 A l o ' ' 9 0 5 g 0 ' n U . 5 0 , Q 0 , 0 . .. .Q.l.... .g.0.l . .u Q ' l.5.'.':.n-'....a.n. l.0... . 0 I. . 3 5 5 9 ' . Q 0 ' Q 0 U U I g 0 3 ' g 0 I 9 , , p 1 0 l.9.'. , , Q l . . , . , p . . g 0 9 Q Q 0.0 . Q Q I C. . 5 g 0 Q g l Q 0 g Q n o Q Q Q o Q 0 0 5 0 o 0 0 a i Q n Q 0 Q I s 0 Q Q Q 0 0 0 o I D 0 C 9 0 0 Q o O t s Q 0 O 0 n p 1 O I 0 0 I l Q Q . O 0 0 . 0 I Q 9 Q I 0 Q I A n I I U . .i.l 0 - u l.s.9'.' 0 o I g - I - 0.0. Ugg .' 0. ' ' Q .' Q ' 0 o'.' nO -' . U 'u 3 X 7 '4 8 3 6 84 I FAC U LTY A X Sd0a'Pf Interim President Dr. Richard Delorit Dr. Richard Delorit, academic vice president, was appointed interim president September 1, 1967, when the resignation of Dr. E. H. Kleinpell became effective. Dr. Delorit graduated from Wisconsin State Univer- sity River Falls in 1942, with a B.S. degree. He served as vocational agriculture instructor at high schools in Abbotsford, Plymouth and River Falls. ln 1953 he be- gan working as an instructor at the University in addi- tion to his job at the high school. Dr. Delorit became assistant professor of agricul- ture in 1956. In 1957 he became dean of the College of Agriculture. He was named to the position of vice pres- ident of academic affairs in 1964. 'Acting' Administrators This was the year of the acting administrators. With the resignation of President E. H. Kleinpell, effec- tive Sept. 1, Academic Vice President R. J. Delorit be- came interim president. Delorit appointed Graduate School Dean Philip Anderson to be acting academic vice president and named Agriculture Education Professor Marvin Thompson acting dean of the Graduate School. fli , llll Philip Anderson' ,X R. J. Delorit Marvin Thompson Vice Presidents Before the acting appointments, River Fails was served by three vice presidents, Delorit Ccenterj in charge ofacademicaffairs,WiIliamNiunnsfieftjin charge of student affairs, and Wayne Wolfe in charge of administrative affairs. Iet's look at that again ready for a meeting a moment to think B. J. Rozehnal Registrar Administrators Cletus Henriksen Business Manager Wilbur Sperling Development Director Nancy Brod Publications Editor Merlin Hansen information Officer James Schmidt, Asst. Student Center Director Kenneth Moore, Asst. Business Manager Wayne Peterson, Asst. Registrar Jack Agnew, Financial Aids Director Robert Brock Nancy Knaak Neil Barron Student Center Director Associate Dean of Students Chief Engineer Ff ' '57 .ii J. J. McLaughlin L. G. Stone Philip Anderson Dean. College of Arts 8. 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Elementary Education STANLEY CIZEWSKI Withee Arts 81 Sciences B.S. Business Administration JAMES CLIVER Marshfield Education B.S. German KENNETH COBIAN River Falls Education B.S. Chemistry JUDY COLLINS Milwaukee Arts 81 Sciences B.S. History MARY LOU COOK Wilton Education B.S. Speech 81 Psychology SANDRA COOPER Merrillan Education B.S. Elementary Education MATTHEW CORSHU Damballa, Sierre Leone Arts gl Sciences B.S. Political Science JANICE COUTURE St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education RAYMOND CRESS Clear Lake Agriculture B.S. Agronomy and Soils BRUCE CRIST Prescott Education B.S. Mathematics JOHN CUNNINGHAM Lafayette, Indiana Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics JOHN CUSTER Bloomer Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Economics and Business DON CUTLER Arpin Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JEAN DALE Glenwood City Education B.S. Speech Correction RANDY DARLING St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.A. Sociology DANIEL DAY Wittenberg Agriculture BS. Agriculture Education DAVID DeMARS Slinger Education B.S. English JOSEPH DENNING Menomonie Agriculture B.S. Agriculture GARY DETTMAN St. Petersburg, Florida Arts and Sciences B.A. Geography DOUGLAS DEWING Grantsburg Agriculture B.S. Agriculture BARBARA DeWOLFE Northfield, Minnesota Education B,S. Elementary Education and Psychology GRETCHEN DICKE Hudson Education B.S. Elementary Education PAUL DIEDRICH Thiensville Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics if ilu' up-su-r I 1 'Sul L' -r i fix DONNETTE DOUGLAS St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education DOUGLAS DREW Rice Lake Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology and Economics DONALD DROST Rice Lake Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DONALD DUKERSCHEIN Glen Flora Agriculture B.S. Animal Science PAUL DYRSTAD Glenwood, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.A. Psychology JANICE EBERT New Richmond Arts and Sciences B.S. Medical Technology WAYNE EKMAN Hudson Education B.S. Mathematics and Physics KERMIT EKSTROM Hudson Education B.S. Broad Area Social Science GARY ELBERG Pepin Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JEAN ELLIOTT Eau Claire Education B.S. Physical Education WAYNE ELROD Clear Lake Education B.S. Mathematics MARY ELSTAD Boyceville Education B.S. Sociology and English ROBERT ENGEL Cochrane Agriculture B.S. Agronomy and Soils SUE DRISCOLL ERICKSON New Richmond Education B.S. Physical Education GARY ERICKSON Eau Claire Agriculture B.S. Agriculture CURTIS FALLSTROM Grantsburg Education B.S. Economics KATHA FARLOW Barronett Education B.S. Elementary Education SANDRA FERRIES Owen Education B.S. English DAN FILKINS River Falls Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology KUN-SUN FINE Hong Kong Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics DAVID FOGERTY Roberts Education B.S. English CRAIG FOSTER River Falls Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics MARLYS FRANK Almena Education B.S. Elementary Education CRAIG FRIEDENAUER Rockford, Illinois Arts and Sciences B.S. English JEROME FRIGO Gile Arts and Sciences B.A. Journalism and English DAVID FROLIK Rice Lake Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education SCOTT GAALAAS River Falls Education B.S. Biology iw .J-Q .II F I' af. .'-ii'-'- 'JE 134 ,I fwf l 271- EIT I , i 1 WL .A , ,lu v-q iii -I if lv- , 'L Em-1 if 'KZSU' 17-X, -if .ne L...- X95 ggv TTI? it JA N. o f I., l ,fa If -19' ,ig V5 -.,,v' 17'- T1l' 'SJ L P . x , ' bk Q Gs. 5 X Qt.. V '- I' Z 135 1 X. ul GERALD GARDNER Mauston Agriculture B.S. Animal Science JUDY GIESE Rice Lake Education B.S. Elementary Education CAROL GILBERTSON Spring Valley Education B.S. Elementary Education DONALD GILLES Plum City Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration RONALD GINSBACH Elmwood Education B.S. History CHARLES GIRK Mahtomedi, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics STEVEN GISSLEN Red Wing, Minnesota Education B.S. Mathematics DAWN GLASER Ridgeland Education B.S. Elementary Ed ucation ARTHUR GLOR Milwaukee Arts and Sciences B.S. Biology ALVIN GRAMENTZ South St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. English HAROLD GROSSBIER Auburndale Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DAVID GUGGEMOS Hudson Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics ARLAN GUN DERSON Colfax Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education MILDA GUSTAFSON Osceola Education B.S. Elementary Education JUDY HACHEY St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Speech Correction MARGARET HAGEN Cumberland Education B.S. Music LAUREL HAGUE Plum City Education B.S. Mathematics FRANCIS HAINES Arcadia Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education MARY HAMMAN Prescott Arts and Sciences B.S. Medical Technology DAVID HANSON Ellsworth Education B.S. Elementary Education GARY HARELSTAD New Auburn Agriculture B.S. Agriculture BRUCE HARRIS River Falls Education B.S. Speech Correction RICHARD HASS Merrill Agriculture B.S. Animal Science DALE HAUNSCHILD Greenwood Education B.S. Biology DONALD HEIFNER Boyceville Education B.S. Elementary Education GORDON HENDRICKSON Spring Valley Arts and Sciences B,A. History and Political Science CHERYL HENRY Red Wing, Minnesota Education B.S. English and Psychology ,,-u ,,-,L .Q .. , Wrfxtf 4195 iv' r ll ' 'al 'ff Hai' 05,5 lun.-nv' -fag! i 'Y ,i Tix ,N in-4 5 'WL' 'uPiy.1.i' '.46f'Qv.g'xj - I A3 137 JAMES HEUER Fox Lake Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education ROBERT HINTZ Marion Agriculture B.S. Animal Science PATRICIA HOFF Boyceville Elementary Education B.S. Education ALDEN HOOK Ladysmith Arts and Sciences B.S. Math ROBlN HOOVER River Falls Arts and Sciences B.A. Business Administration JUDY HOSTVET New Richmond Education B.S. Broad Area Art DWIGHT HOUGH Rochester, Minnesota Education B.S. Speech SANDRA HURD Danville, Illinois Education B.S. Elementary and Physical Education RICHARD HUSTAD New Glarus Agriculture B.S. Animal Science REBECCA IVERSON Ellsworth Education B.S. Art ROBERT IVERSON Woodville Arts and Sciences B.A. Economics RONALD JENKINS Sparta Agriculture B.S. Agrlcultu re Education ERNEST JENSEN Spooner Agriculture B.S. Agronomy and Soils MICHAEL JIROVEC Merrill Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DANIEL JOHNSON Blair Agriculture B.S. Agriculture DONALD JOHNSON Hudson Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration JANICE JOHNSON New Richmond Education B.S. Elementary Education KATHARINE JOHNSON South Milwaukee Education B.S. Elementary Education MARLYS JOHNSON Hudson Education B.S. Elementary Education RONALD JOHNSON St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics ROBERT KAAS Alma Center Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DAVID KAEMPFER Lake Geneva Education B.S. Art and Psychology LUIS KARL Frederic Arts and Sciences B.A. Psychology PATRICIA KARNIK Decorah, Iowa Agriculture B.S. Broad Area Earth Science JAMES KAVANAUGH St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics and Sociology DELEDA KEYS Arkansaw Education B.S. Broad Area Social Science lW'N.f ' -.B N Vw vi I ,f 5 I- Nd X V I V rurwx - .-1-1 1-7 , 138 I lc. Y S -2-- l Ixvdrri Ss lp 1: f in . RN f A Tim? ZS gag gQl!h In-49 F? ,J 'W'-ft 1 as ,f -r f J 1 I39 JAMES KIPP North Prairie Agriculture B.S. Animal Science EINAR KIPPE Hastings. Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.A. English NANETTE KNUTSON Rice Lake Education B.S. Elementary Education RONALD KNUTSON Rice Lake Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DONNA KOZAK Marion Arts and Sciences B.A. Political Science and Sociology JANET KRAFT Colfax Education B.S. Elementary Education and Physical Education TERRY KRINGLE ' Webster Education B.S. Biology BEVERLY KRUMM New Richmond Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics LINDA KRUSE Ellsworth Arts and Sciences B.S. Medical Technology PAUL KULIG Arcadia Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Business MARY KURTH Whitefish Bay Education B.S. Elementary Education SUSAN KURTZ River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education THOMAS KUTSCHIED Red Wing Arts and Sciences B.S. Art id' Az!! THOMAS LAMB ' St. Paul, Minnesota Education :L I I B.A. History and Psychology 3, . WILLIAM LANGFORD Menomonie Arts and Sciences , B.S. Chemistry and Math 'if NANCY LANSING Spring Valley Education B.S. Elementary Education DAVID LARKIN Stockholm 3 15? Education B.S. American Studies N MILDRED LARSON ' H1 ' New Richmond Education B.A. Elementary Education GERALD LAUSTED Menomonie Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JUDITH LEAHY Winona, Minnesota Education 3' B.S. Physical Education N PAUL LEMKE Menomonie Arts and Sciences B.S. Chemistry DENNIS LEONARD DeForest Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education -A sail SUSAN LERUM Nelson Education B.S. Elementary Education 3' M I WT fr -.-540 ., ERLING LESTRUD Hammond -'T Agriculture B.S. Agronomy and Soils ,' . PAUL LINDAHL 1- X I ' if ijg-- ii, Ashland f , ' 'A' I I if ArtsandSciences . ii .5 - if I-if .1 ,, i. 'Wu B.S. Business Administration and L E ' H I- . Political Science ix fs. 5 BETTY LINDEN 1' A ' ' all AN 5' tl Grantsburg I I A NX Education Q A . X B.S. Elementary Education -R - 140 ...al I QQ 5 I N. it 'xr-gr tt, 'F' Wa 6' ,I is I tgyx 1 'cw -v I -.,,, Ig y fub., ,cw '-3::':- f -r' iid I-.pl SiO iff? 395' 5. RA li 1 Q r wr- lk --,, X l4l FRANKLIN LINDSTROM Red Wing, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration KATHLEEN LINEHAN River Falls Education B.S. Physical Education LUCILLE LINEHAN River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education JOHN LINN St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education RONALD LOUIS Farmington, Minnesota Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Business JOHN LOUKS Rice Lake Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics CONNIE LUNDBERG River Falls Education B.S. Music Education ROBERT LUNDE Osseo Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education CLYDE MARCH St, Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education CAROL MARINE Three Lakes Education B.S. Broad Area Art WILLIAM MARTIN White Bear Lake, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Speech JANIS MASTERJOHN Spooner Education B.S. Physical Education CAROL WULF MATFISON Spring Valley Education B.S. Elementary Education KAREN McDERMAlD River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education ELEANOR MCGREGOR Somerset Education B.S. Elementary Education ORVILLE MELAND River Falls Education B.S. English LARRY MELIN Cushing Arts and Sciences B.S, Biology LYLE MERCER Arkansaw Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education RICHARD MEUNIER Galesville Agriculture B.S. Agriculture CORNELIUS MICKE Gilman Agriculture BS. Animal Science DUANE MILLER Austin, Minnesota Education B.S. Chemistry THOMAS MILLER West Bend Agriculture B.S. Animal Science RICHARD MILLER St. Paul Park, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Music Education KAY MILLINCZEK lnver Grove Heights, Minnesota Education B.S. Mathematics DALE MITSCH St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Biology HAROLD MOLINE Frederic Arts and Sciences B.S. Broad Area Science DAVID MONSON Myrtle, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration and Mathematics FAIRY LYNNE MUELLER Nelson Education B.S. Elementary Education JANE MUELLER Nelson Education B.S. Elementary Education TIMOTHY MUSTY Red Wing, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.A. Humanities BARBARA NELSON Grantsburg Education B.S. Elementary Education BRUCE NELSON ' Milltown Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JAMEY NELSON Plum City Education B.S. Broad Area Art JANET NELSON Brooklyn Education B.S. Elementary Education SUSAN NELSON Wheaton, Illinois Education B.S. Elementary Education ROGER NELSON Hastings, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education ROGER D. NELSON Merrill Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Business ROBERT NERBUN Ladysmith Education B.S. Physics and Mathematics JOHN NEUMAN West Des Moines, Iowa Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics JEROME NEVE Mauston Arts and Sciences B.A. Journalism and Political Science PHIL NIEMEYER Pittsville Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education CONNIE NOLL Durand Education B.S. Elementary Education KAREN NORTH New Auburn Education B.S. Elementary Education JEFFREY O'DONNELL St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology GLENESS OEHLKE Exeland Education B.S. Physical Education RICHARD OLlN Centuria Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics DAVID OLSON Spring Valley Arts and Sciences B.A. History DENNIS PARKS Somonauk, Illinois Agriculture B.S. Animal Science LOREN PAULSON Clear Lake Education B.S. Broad Area Science and Mathematics PAUL PAULSON New Richmond Education B.S. Biology LANIE PAYMAR St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education KATHERINE PEDERSEN River Falls Education B.S. Mathematics had gil- ' 144 77s, 3 . 1 X Yusuf' Q. if IWW ic mf 'Q 4-x K 'rt-f' and 'L -,f -...gf x., 'vcr' 'Yuri A, 1 ' .ht .ay x..-gr f'i 3' 7 ij? r ,Hx YZZIZ7' l45 DAVID PEDERSON Frederic Education B.S. English JOYCE PEDERSON New Richmond Arts and Sciences B.A. English RICHARD PERKINS Spooner Education B.S. Music DAVID PETERSON Black River Falls Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education REBECCA PETERSON Colfax Education B,S. Physical Education PATRICIA PETRANOVICH Wilson Education B.S. Elementary Education HARRY PHIPPS North St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Political Science and History RONALD PILGRIM Star Prairie Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Finance ROBERT PLANT Marathon Agriculture B.S. Animal Science JOHN PODOLAK Gilman Arts and Sciences B.S. Broad Area Social Science WILLIAM POSTIGLIONE St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.A. Elementary Education JAMES PRINDLE Alma Center Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education RONALD RAEHSLER Ellsworth Arts and Sciences B.S. Chemistry DONALD REGELMAN Red Wing, Minnesota Education B.S. Broad Area Social Science GARY REDIGER Bloomer Education B.S. Broad Area Science JAMES REESE Tomah Arts and Sciences B.S. History BARBARA RHEAULT St, Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education GEORGE RIEDL Cushing Education B.S. Broad Area Social Science GEORGE RITTER Tomah Agriculture B.S. Animal Science DAVID ROMSOS Cameron Agriculture B.S. Animal Science JO ANN RONNINGEN Hammond Education B.S. English SANDRA ROPER La ke City, Minnesota Education B.S. English JAMES ROSS St. Paul Park, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology DAVID RUDE Westby Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics and Business Administration JEAN RUDISELL Siren Education B.S. Elementary Education RONALD RUHNKE Hastings, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology and Sociology wif' 4 aY'Q if ini 'S' K Q WUC r'f ', Sr- -rv:-n CT? 'sf l46 'Rl' -fl 'in' Merci X -be X X g Psi. 'vw-5 ..,,, 'ESE' , 1 mr lzrzih 'G' 51119, 'fi '35 1-ik y , 147 JOHN RYBERG New Richmond Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics RONALD RYDZEWSKI Three Lakes Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology and Psychology JERILYNN RYE River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education MARALEE SAVAGE Bloomington, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education JEANETTE SCHADE Spring Valley Education B.S. Elementary Education and Psychology JOHN SCHAEFER St. Cloud, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics and Economics JANE SCHARR Alma Education B.S. Elementary Education LEE SCHIESSER Forestville Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Chemistry LARRY SCHLEUSNER Ridgeland Agriculture B.S. Agriculture and Business Administration JAMES SCHMIDT Loyal Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DAVID SCHMITZ Spooner Arts and Sciences B.S, Economics and Political Science VIRGIL SCHNEIDER Baraboo Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Business SANDRA SCHULTZ River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education DONALD SEATON Coleman Agriculture B.S. Animal Science FRANK SEGERSTROM River Falls Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration and Mathematics JAMES SEIFERT Prescott Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics and Mathematics VRANNA SELANDER Grantsburg Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology and Psychology MELVIN SHAFEL Antigo Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education DAVID SHARP River Falls Education B.S. English CHARLES SIMPSON Durand Education B.S. History ELLEN SIMPSON Durand Education B.S, Elementary Education GARY SIMPSON Hudson Arts and Sciences B.A. English MARSHALL SIMPSON Hudson Education B.S. Speech and Psychology ALLEN SINCLAIR Barron Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics GERALD SKALECKI Thorp Education B.S, Biology DARYL SKRUPKY Turtle Lake Arts and Sciences B.S. Biology '13-11 :airw- 'CST' Xi' 'lt tj'-7 148 'fr .Q- ll ,-,.' 'l 'Q' I 53 46? SJ I -1,-Q-4' i R iv' dl? Xing.- WST? 149 CAROL SMILEY Webster Education B.A. Elementary Education ALAN SMITH Elmwood Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics KATHRYN SMITH River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education and Speech Correction THOMAS SOCHA Krakow Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JOHN SPIELMAN Menomonie Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration SHARON STEDT St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education and Speech Correction KERMITH STEFFENHAGEN Red Wing, Minnesota Education B.A, Mathematics ROBERT STEINER Hudson Arts and Sciences B.A. Psychology and Economics LESLEY STEPHENS River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education DENNIS STERN Ellsworth Education B.S. Language Arts PATRICIA STERN Prairie Farm Education B.A. Speech Correction CRAIG STICHT Maiden Rock Education B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES STIRRAT River Falls Arts and Sciences B.S. Physics and Mathematics WILLIAM STOCKMAN Bloomer Education B.S. Speech Correction RICHARD STORZER Denmark Agriculture B.S, Agriculture Education SHARON STRAND River Falls - Education B.S. Elementary Education PAUL STREIF Clear Lake Education B.S. Speech JAMES STREVELER Edgar Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education LYNNE STROTHMAN Minneapolis, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education GLORIA SWANSTROM Grantsburg Education B.S. Elementary Education DOUGLAS SWANSON Cushing Arts and Sciences B.S. Chemistry and Mathematics JEROME SWENSON Glenwood, Minnesota Agriculture B.S. Farm Management DENNIS SWIGGUM Blair Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education SHARON SYLVESTER Cedar, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education JUDITH TATE River Falls Education B.S. Physical Education WARD TeWINKEL River Falls Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics and Economics 4 ,..'5 78 'ku' KZ? '1 ' I JN ' I ll u . 'Y x 'I - trail' -Er' V , iss W' 1TN'v ' BONITA THIESSA Elmwood Education B.S. Elementary Education NORMA THOMPSON Cushing Education B.S. Physical Education EUGENE THORSON Mondovi Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics and Physics NEIL TIETZ Frederic Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Science and Journalism MICHAEL TILLMANN Prescott Education B.S. Speech and English WILLIAM TOMPKINS Nelsonville, New York Arts and Sciences B.S. Chemistry JOHN TO RGERSON Baldwin Education B.S. Physics SHIRLEY TORNBERG Cornell Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology LOUETA TOSTRUD River Falls Education B.S. Physical Education SANDRA TRAASTAD Durand Arts and Sciences B.S. Biology and Psychology THORE TRAASTAD Westby Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology and Sociology STEVEN TUCKER Sparta Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education ROBERT TWESME Arcadia Agriculture B.S. Agriculture LINDA UELAND North St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Physical Education ALAN VALENTINE Denmark Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JUDITH VI ITAN EN Amery Education B.S. Music LANA WALKER Stillwater, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.A. Sociology and Music WILLIAM WALL Ellsworth Arts and Sciences B.S. Mathematics ROGER WASIELEWSKI Milwaukee Education B.A. History SANDRA WASILUK North St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education GARY WEIRAUCH Marshfield Agriculture B,S. Animal Science WAYNE WEISS Wausau Education B,A. Economics and Political Science LeROY WELLMAN Colby Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education JOHN WELLS Hastings, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Sociology and Psychology KATHLEEN WENDEL St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology and Sociology EDWARD WESOLEK Mosinee Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Business Z Q ..- iz' - if 1.1, f FWF- 4.-2 JR ,1- ,,, in 'ICU' ag.. L... 1 4 if , r lTT'TT7 l53 JAMES WHITE Maiden Rock Education B.S. Mathematics JANET WHITTON Minneapolis, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education JOAN WICK Rice Lake Education B.S. Elementary Education PATRICIA WICHMAN River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education BRUCE WICKMAN Shell Lake Agriculture B.S. Agronomy and Soils NANCY WIECZOREK St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education DAVID WILLIAMS Silver Lake Agriculture B.S. Farm Management ESTHER WILLIAMSON Cumberland Education B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES WITZEL Dresser Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology CHARLES WOLFE River Falls Arts and Sciences B.A. Sociology MARK YONAN Beirut, Lebanon Arts and Sciences B.A. Mathematics DONALD ZAPPA Hudson Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration RICHARD ZIGNEGO Woodville Arts and Sciences B.S. Business Administration GRAYSON ZUHLKE Kendall Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education Ccontinued on page 2465 ATH LETI CS W .L ,gf wx 1 an , m 1 y 1 'Q if , ,-qv Lf E qs' Wm- afwimy-. if- MJ lv A, -- ,-,- ., we 'rn Taxyh -v a -A, K '- N. M- . ' , ' ,5 fa .!'f?'1f. Lea ' 5 4 -W QW. 5 ' ' ., 'sm wx 'A '1 - ,MX XV K f ' 2: Y Lima ' -554 1--.Wy N, X ' q -Y! if H 5' . 'T i':' A R ff ' , ,uv T :,, , V+ . A , if X, 'f V f ff .. H , ' ' is f fx' . Ag N , , X.- , , - U , ' 3 75'-b W' 1 1 tf J 1, .sg Q. S f' , if 41:-'-fl n if ' W-rf. , 'Q . W . 4 , 21' W. Q, iifff 'FY VL . 1 il '2 '1'f3f',1E',, V X V - www' A., 'l Af 119 1. YZIW5 F' W-12' any - .31 '- .9 .- .iw 'f HU' ' ry 1.21 I '5.www,ra Avhh vw ,Q-ff A 338, - ,.'i,f - , 5. lj-, 'ikiifii - kjif k A' 035152 :wif Q '?,'f1 ,fn 51:2 jf' .- - JET' ' .,:, . A.- ,. ., 1 b . A ,Mia .. : '- X 1, ,E ff H 'A , Ea, ,L . 1 fg.: , L Tw W., Q 725 ,ff 31 25 :ff 'A FE-3?'i'g f':-'5J- ?,'v?f4 wif, 1- yM':iL3f' WWA i 1Qf3'f?W-, 1 ',Mf:, ', 9 5' 1. 'X ' YH ' W i V Fa 4 J Mf2,3,:fQ f -' .4 f.-ml - , an V , .I-5 uf! f', 3 4'-ur kv 9' s.xiXx 7x lf' .. , it i .Y Jerry Trooien, 12, scoring a touchdown against Platteville. Tim Bue, 21, blocking. Dave Sempf, 41, and Dennis Erno, Falcon Football River Falls O Augsburg River Falls 20 Superior River Falls 12 Eau Claire River Falls 14 La Crosse River Falls 13 Whitewater River Falls 6 Stevens Point River Falls 0 Oshkosh River Falls 7 Stout River Falls 13 Platteville R.F. player tackles a Platteville Pioneer. 68, watching from sidelines. The coaches FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT Gwynn Christiansen, James Helminiak, Rial Smith, and John Perrin. ,, K ,. . ,. A .1 , fist 3, 'Y' f' e 'f:.tf-'wif-,1 'li 1 A 5. ,' V' Us ,K , ' , . 5 l- l .-,,.,,. , g ,, N ad' , x-r lmvxv n -. 5-g.m - L N 4 . ' K I .V '. ' lr '.::?' ' , 1 Q- ' A V hi 5 . x . 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F Rick Elrod quarterback Dennis Erno, guard Dave Outcelt, center FIRST ROW, Dave Johnson, 34, Bill Nelson, 82, Jon Ubbelohde, 27, Dennis Erno, 68, Mark Lynch, 73, Dave Outcelt, 55, Dick Sievert, 76, Dwight Hough, 53, Rich Elrod, 17, Bob Schultz, 63, Harold Blank, 20, Steve Vail, 42, Ron Hein, 22, Gary Ludvigson. 26. SECOND ROW, Rial Smith, coach, Bob Herbiak, 23, Tim Bue, 21, Tim De Lawyer, 38, Jerry Trooien, 12, Rick Stef- feck, 69, Ed Mason, 6, Tom Carroll, 51, Dave Christianson. 52, Paul Jucken, 71, Dave Sempf, 45, Glen Kohl, 54, John Egan, 61, Mark Guderyon, 70, Byron Anderson, 91. Art Coulter, 44. John Cahalan, 5, James Helminiak, coach. THIRD ROW, Larry Hapke, coach, Gary Davison, 30. Jerry Skalecki, 83, Keith lsaacson, 87, Jim Henkel, 9, Milt Olson. 78, Larry Larson, 80, Jim Smith, 72, Bruce Krueger, 79, Jeff Klimrnek, 50, Dick Howard, 90, Dan Cartwright, 85, Dave Nlafk LYUCVW Taflkle Dwight Hough, center Dick Sievert, tackle Harold Blank, flanker 158 ff? .2 T 85' 35 7,74'3Q:j Hggfj ' ff 'K -3 5459 7 1i'4 ,Y J I - .U 3,53 U' PU 'Z 42153 -2,28 ima M' '- X-At . -5 a --L xv :Nagel a. -A J' 2 i A .. 52 , , ex M' L 3 .fa :-lk-af :g i-,?QF- -,k '25 yi xyii 5 . Q 5 . Sjzugiip: Y- -.1E1L f1'.5' yi: 'fc' rf vm.-.:..' .'- ,,ii: !?F-1 , -1:5 :?: 'l 'EPS iF1k'uE. 'll' N f' 'fg:5'ff:, , fui-Q-' ,Q .. ,,,w ,,Q..,, i 'af G , . Ear? ggi M . A 'Q Y' ' ' 'l . + e qi J' Sk 5 g if.. A xii T X V .. r .. V X - 'L W D : - -, Y i A f' -.. fl- 1 J. . X 'V xfx .Wi if A xy H4 . W X . 1 A , Q- 1 A 'S R -.A f ,x'- . K 'p 1 va :C 3 X it gash X we 7 4. ff V ...,. .V ' X. . . h .1 A. N - Mit ,tk 5 MN D, -0 NPS' fra Sfik! 3'-DX J if 'R Afiikifw 'x 3' X1 1 s ' 4 - f-1 f- I-5 , fr. ,J ,-Y XA ' ' -1' .QA Ag - -iffff -- ' 4 X: w,M .,, , .igixg-F 'x t..g YV-was ,I - fl 'K Q mx tier,-X.-5 L:-13gxg .Q1'EQ,q1-Aw.s.N.-.w-.y-..q.4- . A 5 K A 1, ,, ..,,41,,,y: .1-. - , ,, - . A , .. - , fl A . .,Y.x.q ,t,1,x. X., P.--., . , fi ,'s45U,,. Y - I- 2 zffk .i .fcrib 2, My-X 4:4-f?1QfiInga:-Q141iq,-xx' F ff, ,,.' 1,-rv: A' - . - 4 K .. ' . 4 Q fz-M - :H-9 Q I. ,gf Nz.-J nge'-'P 'a -' 3. r' , , ,Q ulxpfi.,4-.ni-lQ'.::,L:, 1 11?h,:YZ53m.Sfaif.itflf3?w..i.4.,XA:-.M '.- ,Q LL- 'A' 1, 5 r r ,- f ' Sh., , T! i , 'TJI' QQ x J' Ir. f I V V-1139 Y V v 7 xl J i ix Russ Ryss showing good bowlingform. Bowling Team Dave Wells on the diving board. FIRST ROW: Doug Coldwell, Jim Daniels. SECOND ROW: Mike Waddel, Brien Petersburg, Dave Penti- coff, Dave Wells, Chuck Crotty. Jim Daniels doing the 1000 freestyle. l i I i l inns' Left to right, FIRST ROW: Dave Vande Vrede, Mike Livermore. SECOND ROW: Russ Ryss, Coach Jim Schmidt, Bruce Teigen. Jim Daniels and Mike Waddel at the start of the 500 freestyle. Four Go To Nationals Dave Wells doing a back dive. ,i . te, ff, ,- I. : -fv- --v-......,. -......, ...- N , .V C .iff S SFFS 3' Z ,: li li wY'l F - . ,J , ' r , ri l N I F.: Q, - ' , 5 fi V I K . .,5ii31.Qtih,5iH ' f Y . . T . ' st ighaifa' , .C . . -' M' Mike Livermore going down the bowling lane Bruce Teigen showing his bowlingform. Dave Vande Vrede bowls against La Crosse. while St. Cloud looks on. Falcon Swim Team Twenty Records Broken Dan Collins, one of the members of the Medley Re- Co-captain Jim Daniels with Coach Michael Davis lay Team, represented River and Doug Caldwell. Dave Penticoff was third in the conference in the 200 yard breaststroke. During the season, the Falcon swimmers broke ev- at St- C501-'li ery record except the 50 yard freestyle and the 100 ya rd freestyle. Gustavus Adolphus Stevens Point La Crosse Stout Hamline Carlton St. Olaf Superior Platteville Whitewater St. Thomas Oshkosh lost lost lost won lost won won won lost won lost lost Team results, 7 losses and 5 wins. Falls at the NAIA Swim Meet 7 .XX .,. x ,pr- G rx U 40141 QQQ393' 'No-Q 9 33262 ,K . n IW- 'fn iii? .4 Q-'Q kc ,J Q 4 wk -J,-sf haf 0 ' ff- AJ r I if ..1 ' Q -is i fel M - J M- I' .-.A 2' p' 9 5,6 U X IA K 4,4 049 N-a ,J- I f f 7? ' 4 'yiis W 'x w -ef vw ,u. bl KQQE1 1 'SU xg.'. , ,- E if ' X xl H ig 4 z lr asgfghl gf Q . wlf. A , . Y ii' -i-' Ti f ls - ll r 'I ,I I 4 PQ 1 v I 7' IQ., Q. 'X ll 0'..,,Q 1-3.1 a' xqii . x I g - i Q 1 ,. 'Q f f ' .-L -X f , ' .Q , .,. ' ., ', 4 1 ,r 2 is 1-Q' -, fx .yy 'IQ gi 1 as 1 Q V 4 w. LU I r , ,, ...T ,.,. 4 if 5 ,, .,, xx X S A 43 A ,X-rl f I N' fQ1,f,,', A - K . 5 'AL , YV V,-xl V - 1 1- if L . 'ff K , , g A, - 'r ' , x 'sn XX h -, ' 1. mi ' , A , ' ff- ' 4 , 44,'-qi . M ' f-gm'-n 5 -iw . K , ,V A .Q Q, di if 4' KL FIRST ROW Jay Wollon Pete Palmer George Voss Steve Gustafson, Dennis Birch, Greg Miller. SECOND ROW, Manager Dave Arnold Bill Van Dyke Pat Gehraty Coach Benson, Dave Olson, Bill Glomski, Ken Harter. Tom Madison hand battles with Upper Iowa wrestler. Ed Cliver Arlnn Lundgaard Craig Swenson Scott Wood Ken Flouro Jim Moore, Brock Masrud. SECOND ROW, Bob Schulz Dave Johnson Tom Alex Dale Evens Larry Vltort Ed Whodol Don Bellum. THIRD ROW, mgr. Dale Schweble, Dave Wartala Dick Sebuon Doug Williams Jesse Zyolena Larry Rud Richard Forrest, Tom Madison, coach Byron James, I -l -OV W I f Y- V -f--- -- ---v-'Aa-I 'iiid WISCONSIN STATE UNIVERSITY ' .. Cgnjizgeafoe Ciamzps r ai? N-1 I ,-V, Pete Edlund and Pete Holstrom face off against St. Cloud. lx!!!-llfltj 'sf -f--.... ul' Y 1' f in . 29 N g , . -f K v -5 V - Y -. .. . . . 5'lI'.-, ' I' ff' 'Q , x as 'N X V--fl Ken Flouro pins Upper Iowa rnatman. Mgr' sshqu-li-..,. John Swenson and Joe Broneak set up shot Gene H011 and Jerry Troien clearing the puck. 168 Falcon Hockey 1967-1968 Falcons Beat Notre Dame Lil Bill Moseire, Freezing The Puck. Nine Wins And One Defeat 0 Wi ,hi-A ln., , , ,cp A lf, ' 1 FIRST ROW: Pete Plamer, Skip Glor, Rich O'Connell. SECOND ROW: Bill Homeson, Jim Willie, Bob Thor- ton, Bob Iverson, John Clark, Chuck Duby, Gary Burnstead. THIRD ROW: Bill Nelson, Jim Hentzel, Steve Gustafson, Ralph Andren, Dave Larken. FIRST ROW: Larry Jaske, Dick Darmody, Greg Lindberg, Jim Brin- land, Dick Carlson, Dick Whalen, Tom Younghans. THIRD ROW: Bill dley, Gene Hoff, Jon Swenson, standing, Bob Halverson. SECOND Mosher, Bob Heller, Pete HoIstrom,Jerry Troojen, Pete Boelter. ROW: Joe Broneak, John Humphrey, Dewey Selander, Dennis Vog- Shot on goal. Phi Nu Chi championship football team, FIRST ROW: Kurt Klein- Dave Imrie, Bob Girard, Ralph Peter. THIRD ROW: Ray Morrow, Har- hans, George Alecci, Lance Hittman, Dave Arnoldi. Bill Hastings. ry Peterson, Pat Cunningham, Jim Neumann, Tom Margeneau Greg Lindberg, Larry Kreibich. SECOND ROW: Dave Zirzow, Gary Jack Pentz, Coach Dave Rosga. Waterhouse, Nobby Abrahamson, Gary Bastian, Bob Jacobson, ! HQV1., 1-.gy Y: Falcon Baseball Team, 1968. W1 ' Hamm '- . 'W-vial' FIRST ROW: Bruce Reikowski, Gary Davidson, Bob Jacobson, Harold ter, Dick Schultz, Bob Orcutt, Perry Arndt, Al Waschke, Bill Glomski Blank, Terry Bodeen, Steve Vail, John Humphrey. Joe Broneak, Dave Olson, Duane Selander. Gary Kucko, Tim DeLawyer, Steve Vog Scott Gaalaas, Bruce Albright, Bob Afclahl, Terry Frerker, Duane ler, Coach Don Page. Lee. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Helminiak, Dave Rosga, Larry Kues- 172 Track FIRST ROW: Pete Barrington, Randy Paulson, Dick Carlson, Dean Tom Spindler, Dennis Lindbald, Sosthenes Nunyakpe, Darryl Ander- Jaeger, Roger Dray. SECOND ROW: Rich Marshall, Jon Ubbelhode, son, Mick Trembley, Greg Zwaldo, Mark Lindell, Henry Hanson. Jim John Calahan, Erwin Daniels, Gene McKahan, Tom Sharkey, Larry Serburne, Gary Berglin,Craig Middleton, Glen Linder,lMgr.J. Rud, Kent Rice. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Rial Smith, Dick Nerbun. 173 D1 ?1g,v g f z 4 11' 1 7 42 Q3 f. an 'X X a2 'ffvfmfbf wi 4? Randy Paulson polevaulting 10 John Calahan running 440, leading his heat to win. feet. Dick Nerburn highjumping clearing the bar at 5'1O Henry Hanson running a heat of the 440 US Glympic Wrestling Team Tryouts I Falcon Action Team FIRST ROW, Donna Ogilvie, Jan Curtis, Barb Dill. SECOND ROW, Cheryl Grilley, captain, Jane Lewis. THIRD ROW, Linda Clausen. 177 RGANIZATI NNS , -f :f' 4.-H . , . ' i1,.,, H ,,-FMZHQE ag, Q gf . we- , 4, M- - 2. f i-' ii' . 5 lf1'rf2,-F -' . 1 21 f , ' M . f 's Q -sf I v ., tv - W I l 4 Y v as i 1 ' .rl ,pn , 6 342. 5, 9 --A 45' ,A gn ' A f 551 H I 4 9 , J , .5-: :y :L ,V ., Lg., 1 K 4 f,l a,,,.,4Li,5f.,'w 1 4 fy Q I 3 -Lf wig, Q W? t9 fi i f gnu N4 , ., xx Tl ,, , ea-U ..'J3gf gtg- t 3 . not mf, 4 41. J , H I W, f 0 - .- M xii' ? ..- , ., 'fr Q' ,Q Wi' , 'I' .f- r ' - ' sl Jlx. Q.. X ,Y .-.ty ., if fl I Q.: rv . A. Q , ' ' ' ' ' FIRST ROW, Betty Wopat, Sally Hetzel, Sharon Seilback, Pat Karnik n I V e ' It I V I tl Ruth Erickson. Gretchen Dicke, Kathy Linehan. SECOND ROW, Evy Niauie, Gene Reinardy, Steve Vogier, Andy Anton. Board Associated Women Students Board FIRST ROW, Debbie James, Susan Weaver, Barbara Todd, Anita O'- Grady, Linda McCleary, Sue Thieike, Sharon Seilback, Susan Nel- son, Joyce Pace, Kay Sanders. SECOND ROW, Kay Haden. Phyllis Tousey, Gretchen Dicke, Margaret Haines, Nancy Frey. Barbara Hopf, Susan Rodli, Roseann Lunda, Mary Horton, Judy Cameron, Evalyn Peterson. 2 l Young Democrats FIRST ROW: Eve Engebreth, Marilyn Stower. SECOND ROW: Don Miller, John Peterson, Bob Rasmussen. Young Republicans FIRST ROW: Diane Truitt, Sylvia Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Craig Sandquist, Rick Palm, Gordon Fleury, Victor Jee Elaine Martinson, Chuck Feltes. is ,g ' In Lili., Legislative Action Committee ,i I i 2 , . i I F I I f '6 -' C i FIRST ROW: John Peterson, Chris Sannes, Guy Habeck. SECOND ROW: Jim Ochiltree, John Corey, Lynn Peterson, Clark Haigh, Diane Truitt Alan Tronrud. Doug Harris. 183 I-if :Tx , .E X X. 1 f l A rj l V I w-it :ap 9 Q 3 gn ' it r ,H vga- If , X ,fr I n ' N A vu. . , ... . , . J ' - - . -:zz-N .-1 4-- Q- y J ff Q 'I !! vias 4.41 M, Sigma Chi Sigma FIRST ROW: Maren Gebhard, Sue Matzek, Leslie Klug, Colette Gluth, Dede King. Sandra Steiner. Kathy WeF1del.Vfal'1l12 Selafldef Schultz. Mrs. Edith Luke, advisor, Linda Hughes. SECOND ROW: Debbie Lehnus, Beth Foster, Dolores Jilek, Coleen Smith. Anne Slaughter, Sharon Strand, Phyllis Tousey, Susan Kurtz. Lynne 185 i??W 'N ' 5 .c, x X my fa?-Q i SQ Q., . K W Q N J 55.-1 9' 'S -TIT .' 9 Vg Uglhye H gm A M- 54? J: was L 7 ive' -4- 4 A ,X Q new 1' y fi ,- Q wif - W W en- Eef . we K ! , T? 1 iam iw. ,Q ,3 A ik i A, ,G N , .- eg v y Y' 3 E F N Q , , ,- hT .W W 'Q Q fees , P Q1 , .L J, ,sf A 5 6 Mfr, . 1 ,M .A MQ ' . . m , - ,. Wa, .- .1 , 1 F ilu' an ey K it V M Eggyxj Qviiw .1521 ' N46 1 Pk K 5:15 an f K ik w ' iii! 4 --V Aw ,A A, Q' ifff? Y 'Q ii Q jf . .-V acuum. ' - 'I W if - ' l if Q 5 I Q 2 igvz A 1 is Q K 5 me ' F 1:1 vw v S2221-Hf , , xp, 1 , 5A , f , Si .lf 1 2 'la 'R ,L 1 - ,, Z ' -4 5 I, I I K' ' nfl X Q I af -' - fb AA - ' lf? ' 'Q . f i V X ' . T l. Judo Club Sitzmarkers 3 BML.. 2 u-...L iff FIRST ROW: Rochelle Scheer, Karen Wescott, Regina Costigan, Pau- line Cuper. SECOND ROW: Susan Erlandson, Clyde Taylor, Nick Wells, Ken Flouro, Scott Wood, Bruce Miller. THIRD ROW: Larry Pember, Mike Tehter, Jay O'Meara, Larry Tronrud, instructor, Chuck Perry, Bruce Smith, Larry Rucl. FIRST ROW: Gary Thompson, Bob Plahn, Pat Karnik. SECOND ROW: Bill Solsrud, Marilyn Keller, Gordon Fleury, Fran Elmlinger, Karen Asplund, Steve Steiner, Janet Sorensen, Paul Dyrstad. THIRD ROW: Terry Skytte, Romeo Raabe, Rick Olson, Gary Asplund, Steve John- son, John Steffens. Demosthenian Society FIRST ROW: Thomas Gearing, Dennis Jacobsen, Neil Micke, Gerald Cherry, Francis Haines, David Frolik. THIRD ROW: Jim Heuer. Don Matheson, Advisor. Dave Svacina, Keith Olson. SECOND ROW: Bob Drost. Skip Nordahl, Robert Hintz, Allen Prindle, Tim DeLawyer. Kaas. James Prindle, Glen Denk, Barry Brecke, Virgil Schneider, Ray Tom Goerke, Roland Anderson. 188 5 1 T1 'Fw-if 'M 51111 , ',,i' 1 .Q 'f 1 Y ' ilgf , 'j' 'TEH 15111 '.,1'1 11 iff Q mf. 1'iQ5gf Q33 A 135' . ,I ' 1 , E11 1- j 133 V, 511. 'VMI' IW 111 ,513 zx 1 I1-1, V f ' ' .ggi 'j ' y ' 1 . I ' 'Q - 1 Ng!! F - -A xb S Q, f 4 hifi ' . .4111 H V , I 512: 11 I1 , - . N qs, I 1 ' - w iff ii ' ' ' W7 - . 1 . 1 , . 4 . 1 -1 ' 1 W - 1 1 . N 1 1 ' 1 , I: 1 1 if 1 1 -if A ff J Y - ,1 1 f .X -. 1 Y NI' 1 J , 3 - 1 Z Q ,111 ' 1 ' 1 V A 1 X I . 1 'J 1 ' ' 1 171 1 4' 'f 1 1 yv f W W ..i , I. Y ,I - '. 1 . ' K . bv .1 . 1 1 ' 1 ml H 1111111 1 E1 11 1 -L Q ,1 M' ' W 'N ' 1 + 1 1 I Y, I, , - 'fv- 1 , 4 , 1 se 1 , 111 1 n 'Q 4' -Z. gy . -. ,ga ry Q1 1' 1 11 'QV Qs ,,:- V L-1 ,AL,,A1. Y Ai E611 1: s V? 1.-.1 1 1 G11 was W an if U C1 Y- ....... ,-,- ,.. -- ......- 'Pu . , 'x Urn-92. ' '5 I !1.,,,.. -T Q E ld- . . 1 , w ,Q Y., rf .--,., 1 . Lv 4' QE.,-Q. ll E35 5 iv 1 'Y 17 X I '1 M 4 ui 9 T ' .1'.-warm? sr V I. 5 F5-j?' 5 I.,f 2 , I 1 1 Q sf, fb. V V 1-,gf . . I I1 f x W , '-A X, if i 4 L.. H 1 ' . Q 1 -1 . ' ' ,Annan FIRST ROW: Karen Brechlin, Carol Dombrock, Ann Stirrat, Sue Nyhus, Gloria Kobernusz, Margaret Hagen. THIRD ROW: Edward Brown. Kartra Klink, Mary Casanova, Paula Aderholcl, Connie Lund- Mielke, Pamela Poquette, Lynn Whydotski, Beth Neils, Bonnie Pie berg, Muriel Askov, Dorothy Anderson, Kathy Thompson, Mr. Bei- per, Kris Gore. Bob Ruess. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Taylor, Gary Axel dler. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bergsturm, Judy Obermueller, Marcy son, Robert Kopecky, Brian Anderson, Bruce Harris, Alan Engh Da Milbrath, Debbie Poling, Cheryl Brownelle. Annette Wendorf, Sally vid Michaelson, Glenn Ylitalo. Concert Choir l..... li ' ' .4 F .us r--i- ' ..,,--1.1 ' ' l I A l .A , g ah, . l , 2 , l 1--I J in I Band Men's Glee Club FIRST ROW: Ronald Gaard, Carol Murkley, Dianna Miller, Vicki To- relle, Trudi Tibbetts, Marilee Olson, Gayle Naggatz, Sylvia Hoyt. Beverly Volkman. SECOND ROW: Michael Harrison, Thomas Jiojen- sky, Jean Sauber, Mari Lee, Vicki Schultz, Pete Van Stelle, Susan Smith, Eileen Gohde, Kris Gore, Chris Wiger, Blanche Bounds. THIRD ROW: Dianna Barnes, Kay Haden, Harvey Halpaus, David Gerlach, Dean Christianson, Richard Perkins, James Orf, Mary Ann Erickson, Carol Kupsky, Annette Keilhotz, Donald Rechtzigel, Ted Howard, Duane Weslander. FOURTH ROW: Bill Harness, Dan Zim- mer, Sally Craven, Michael Kullman, Ruth Ann Wood, Dave Michael- SOI'I. FIRST ROW: Dan Zimmer, Ron Gaard, Edward Mielke, Robert Ko- pecky, Jim Gebhard, Clyde Taylor. SECOND ROW: Vicki Schultz. accompanist, Alan Engh, Robert Reuss, Bruce Harris, Brian Ander- son, Thomas Mrozinski, Bill Harness, Chris Wiger, Ruthanna Alexan- der, director. 2 Inter-Dorm Council ' fllll' 'A 1 m l f l l 63 5 l J I FIRST ROW: Dolly Center, Dorothy Mack, Sue Weaver, Carol Och- George Steigelman, Larry Jorstad, Gene Gergen, David Hintz, Den man, Jenny Kondrosuk, Evy Peterson. SECOND ROW: Doug John- nis Buriclt. son, Mike Tuma, Anne Parnell, Rezvaniyeh Mohragi. THIRD ROW: 192 Q 1967-68 Officers, FIRST ROW: Kay Haden, Phyllis Tousey, Nini O'Grady. SECOND ROW: Helen Ordway. Kathy Bauer, KaySanders. Mrs. Lommes. Residence Counselor. Dorm Council Representatives,- FIRST ROW: Pam Kruse, Mary Jo Fox, Marie Schack. SECOND ROW: Marilen Langowski, Marleen Carl- son, Kathy Linder, Sally Nyhus, Delores Jilek. lVICNliIIan Hall 1968-69 Officers, FIRST ROW: Kay Haden, Marleen Carlson, Gini Er- ickson, SECOND ROW: Pat Draeger, Nini O'Grady. Assistants, FIRST ROW: Nancy Frey, Linda Dorn, Kay Sanders. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Lou Olson, Nancy Lohman, Barb Edlund, Mary Ann Sikyta. l l -Ls 5.5! in-. 5 faq, W7 SEATED: Roseann Lunda. Judicial Secretary, Ellie Betz, President, Kathy Sweeny, Treasurer. STANDING: Susan Weaver, Vice President: Kathy Hopman, Recording Secretary, Linda McCIeary. Judicial Secretary. Hathorn Dorm Council Hathor Officers L SEATED: Kathy Hopman, Susan Weaver, Susan Walz, Rose-ann Lun- ler, Dawn Piirto. THIRD ROW: Joan Sturrock, Jan Weaver, Kathy da, Kathy Sweeny. SECOND ROW: Pat Drake, Shirley Lund, Barbara Sherman, Janet Porter, Linda McCIeary, Mary Lund, Ellie Betz. Hopf, Nola Coone, Mary Ann Johnson, Nancy Kolaski. Jackie Drax- Parker Hall N 1 FIRST ROW: Margaret Bailey, Karen Wescott, Linda Rickert, Jackie Hansen, Debbie James, Debbie Kern, Pat Huppert, Evy Peterson. SECOND ROW: Jackie Kresal, Maureen Mitchell, Ellie Burns, Lynn Beytien, Ann Grajkowski, Nancy Norman, Terry Bestul, Margaret 4 Q Haines, Debbie House, Elizabeth McPbail, Sandy Boyles, Mary De- vine, Linda Burt, Sue Brown, Stephanie Dorfman, Georgia Waterman. MY :INK . ' ' ,-K it ig ik f Roosevelt iii House Officers, Robert Kopecky, President, Harold Komiskey. Vice President. FIRST ROW: Steve Maske, Roger Lindh, Dave Voelz Harold Votara, John Greenberg, Dennis Kragness. , Bob Kopecky, Dick Forrest, Clyde Taylor. SECOND ROW: Ronald Foreman, LaMont Kraft UL? Q U 9 196 CHobe y f ee, I I House 'C'! 3 m Officers, Joe Edlin, Treasurer, Johnny Crutchfield. President. FIRST ROW: Mark Hodges, Charles Crotty. SECOND ROW: Jim Gurnon, Ed Mason, Johnny Crutchfield, Tom Petta, Larry Steifer, James Ban- croft, Skip Hazel. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Lebal, Karl Anderson. Bob Herum, Gary Checkalski, Jim Stahn, Charles Anderson, Gary Barnes, Ron Videen, Phillip Larson. 197 1' -rx f -. V , - 5 Q: 5 Q21 g, ., v v -' wifi sz E .f ' '. '7 , I 3 lk Sv 'Q' , , 1 ' if , v g C R , , in 1 I , - :Q M :' V' ' M Q Q? -:AE ti' L X 'H' 1 32 X xi .A , g I af. U ' ff? ' X V 73 J A Wx 4 -'gl Kwik' Q K I L A 'T 4 'L l -M 1 ' nn - M V fax 1 F Q -L -Q- , if if ,Q r A I I , H ..'lGRL4m L2A,? . F I- Q I H F-1 ! . ' , D , . , .l. A 1 Q 5,5 F R , g 6, , f. 3 E -x f ,, '- ' . R., - QP, . ' S A 1, 4' Q 1: . I I, V Ta 1 Q' f n ' 4 3. -Q-r .U 4' J N 1 J' tif ,,a A-.x --- if aww . , 1 4 '53 'I ,.. ! E . Q -QQ ' X, 1 .51 - E ' 'fa ' LT:.'11'1'lQ.x.rz.'A , 5 -' W, f J : '1 5 . 3 Fi 1 - fi, if15 fft-fvvtiil i . 1 M .7 f f -1 , f Y . . , K if sr -- 4 G T . . qv.. - . , , ' 'fps' i Qin - PM hmm, I K 5 :gg , 'xx s 1 1 .--1-., ' - , ff' .,.,,, V '-f -- , -'xx '5TA' .1 i , WF t' 'gf - ' , k ' .. ' 2 fix E JH , 'PTP . --.H A L A A .. X- -V ix up f-f.,fx. 1. ,. L ' -' .k.'-.vfu f -5-, -' 2'-'gm . Q 'Vs 7 lfgrw, r ,Q QI Il, 7 ' -, ,L,. ,1-B : Tr .u L, P I 1' H 1 1 s I-Hu. EE King House Officers. Gary Hansen, secretary. Steve Olson, vice president, Michael Kitze, president. Looks like a weekend fishing excursion is in store for this student. i new .E r: E 201 Xi X House Avooatus Officers, FIRST ROW, Mark Guderyon, Sargent at arms, Rick Olson, Social chairman. SECOND ROW, Stephen Zill- mer, President, Dennis Johnson, Trea- surer, Roland Anderson, Vice presi- dent. Olson, Dale Schwebel, Gary Volbrecht. Mark Guderyon, Jerry Klauck. James Irwin. FOURTH ROW, Paul Wolf, WaIterGregory, Robert Barker, Roger Bergelin, Phil Adelrnann. 3 S? 'J Abbadon House Officers, SEATED, Robet Ordway, Ser- geant at Arms, Jack Politic, Secretary. 'A' STANDING, Larry Jorstad, Vice Presi- dent. Donald Giddings, President. FIRST ROW, David Evans, Jack Tritt, Larry Vitort, Gary Thompson, Larry Kueste. SECOND ROW, Donald Giddings. Darryl Cowles, lraj Kalantari, Don Zifko, Alan Engh. THIRD ROW,Tom Uetz, Dennis T: Stratton Hall FIRST ROW, officers, Harold Rufledt, Secretary, Dave Wittek, Presi- man, Mike Stabbe, Steve Vogler, Steve Kastberg, Bob Scheffen, Dick dent, David Hintz, Vice President, Dennis Peterson, Treasurer, SEC- Lauderdale, Steve Brown., OND ROW, Dorm council, Doug Johnson, AI Johnson, Alan Bush- 204 'QP FIRST ROW, Terry Houdek, Kerry Grippen. SECOND ROW, Tim Ericson, Kent Rice, Tom Goerke, Roland Jurisch, Richard Lowery, Dan Chelmo Bob Nerbun. May Hall Dorm Council, FIRST ROW, Fred Orth, George Sihsmann, Tim Eric- becke, Gavin McKerrow, Sam Jenson, Mike Tuma, Duane Weslan- son, Dan Chelmo, Cary Cole, Tom Bainbridge, CraigSandquist. der, Bruce Kringle, Don Healy, Dick Nerbun. SECOND ROW, Richard Lowery. residence counselor, Wally Har- i l 205 Grimm Hall David Kist, President C. Andrew Beagle, Vice President DO r m C 0 U n I Ray H0erth,TreaSurer FIRST ROW: Dave Marten, Ray Hoerth, David Kist. C. Andrew Beagle, Ron Bielen. SECOND ROW: Robert Chladil, Rod Soderberg, David Larson Terry Frerker, Bro. Thomas Keilen, Glenn Schreiber. 206 , Q Prucha Hall ' -, ' . QPU., . Y ' , Y f ' l lj. K . .H Dean Rambo, President .- x . lp . I 1-, f -Tl V.. Qi u :, M,.. 'iqigg . 'V Vi I ,. f 'I . . W I, 1, Gary Melin, Vice President Robert Wellemeyer, Treasurer Miles Zimmerman. Secretary Dorm Council I 5.0 :lg vi FIRST ROW, Doug Smieja, Richard Wesle. Dave Andrews, Daniel Rambo, Bruce Reikowski, Miles Zimmerman, Eugene Gergen, Rob- Hall. Gary Melin, John Van Dyk. SECOND ROW, Tom Bichsel, Dean ert Wellemeyer, Roderick Nelson. l 207 i- ., if - - ' . im' ,' ' ' , -1' 1 'X Z, ? ' E .1 '15 . xg 4 1, v 2 U v W 4 1 INV 0 3 ' ' 1 I I Y 1 1 ! E29 Q 7 VF. . ,, 1 A , X I X. Q V 5 X ' I f j , ,V I ' Y I ' E I . aasisf My W E I 1 'Sh f V W m' ' 'lim I' H 1 If 'wwf , SITTING, Linda McCleary, Marlys Johnson, Sandy Wasiluk, Gretchen Dicke, LaVonne Johnson. STAND- ING, Rosemary Marthaler, Bonnie Robertson, Susan lngals, Kristine Gore, Sherry Wanner, Elaine Dock- en. Loueta Tostrud. Kathy Hopman, Mary Hupe. SITTING, Lynn Peterson, Pamela Poquette, Barbara Stouffer, Kathy Linehan, Muriel Askov. STANDING, Mrs. Clyde Smith, Advisor, Kartra Klink, Betty Wopat, Leslie Curtiss, Susan Weaver, Cindy Olson, Evy Maule, Judi Cameron, Kay Krauss, Joyce Pace. Margret Hupe. Kappa Delta Psi pw- - , ' . '- .J-w,7.',.,,:, , -- h -V ' .1,' T.,.-,.,1,,,-.- Ig: ZW- :VT ?,,.,,.WLngs ,mn 4, , W -1' 4- bf: . 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SECOND ROW, David Danzinger, Edward Chura, Vicki Mar- tell, Jean Sauber, Nanette Plourde, Carolyn Nlinea, Margie Powels, Judith LeFevre. Brother Thomas Keilen, Larry McCormack. ii l X 4-sr' SEATED, Jack Orgeman, Dianne Huppert, James Streveler, Geraldine Chura. SECOND ROW, Richard Nerbun, Alan Ciche, Paul Wolf, William Meier, John Ourada, Chris Nolden, Nlel Shafel, Gregory Lieder, Robert Nerbun. Newman Club v N 'I 1, Lutheran Student Association I I I l ! FIRST ROW, Virginia Erickson, Marleen CarIson,Jamie NeIson,Betty FIRST ROW, Linda Jahnke, Pamela Dehmer, Chris Wilson, Carol Johnson, Michele Stevens. SECOND ROW, Larry Jorstad, Lana Walk- Dombrock, Eric Hanson. SECOND ROW, Helen Ordway, Dave Her- er, Gene Palmer, Grace Butler, Rich Meunier. manson, Rod Nilsestuen, Ken Olson, Reverend Bernhard Lien. Gamma Delta Forensics Union FIRST ROW, Gary Hayes, Sandee Gums. Sharon Miessner, Brian Seefeld. SECOND ROW, Robert Paul. Glenn Ylitalo, Lee Schiesser, Doris Ann Voigt, Jean Neumann, Roland Jurisch. Jack Roenz. FIRST ROW, Paullette Gergen, Kathy Graham, Pete Seguin, Margar- et Kitze, Mary Ellen Hansen, SECOND ROW, Dale Byrd, Bill Nelson Jerry Skrupky, Mary Anne Johnson, Caryl Chambers, Janell Belisle Steve Wilson. Kappa lVlu Epsilon Psychology Club FIRST ROW, Florence Buggert. Don Gettinger, Colette Schultz. SEC- OND ROW, Charles Girk, Tom Popowski, John Sabaka, Raymond Hellmer. FIRST ROW, Verne Henning, Nona McLaughlin, Pat Ianni, Thomas Lamb. SECOND ROW, M. Hossein Mojdehi, Connie Smoczyk, David Price, Charles Witzel, Wayne Schrubbe, Jim Freeberg, Victor Pernell, Anne Parnell, Sue Frenzel. 221 WRA Basketball FRONT ROW, Pauline Cuper, Linda Geoltz, Sue Ammann, Mona Jacobson, Diane Harding. SECOND ROW, Betty Roenz, Cathy Ronnigen, Mary Lou Olson, Carol Carlson, Sharon Turnball. SEATED, Jan Masterjohn, Sue Cox, Kay Siebold, Jan Kraft, Betty Durand. SEC- ' OND ROW, Kathy Linehan, Kathleen Amundson, Dana Dufenhorst, Emogene Nel- a I I l 3 I son, Advisor, Marilyn Keller, Darleen Johnson, Jenny Kondrasuk. ,XX X 4 ' ii- , - lb' 'Z I-A TT Field Hockey Club FIRST ROW, Susan Ammann, Betty Durand. SECOND ROW, Linda Wolterstorff, Kitty Burdos, Regina Coatigan, Faye Lee, Cheryl Bee, Diane Harding. THIRD ROW, Gleness Oehlke, Delores Jilek, Dana Dufen- norst, Linda Jahnke, Lynn Bean, FIRST ROW, Mary Crownhart, Delores Jilek Lynn Keller Sue Erickson Girls Basketball Stephanie Raach. SECOND ROW, Marilyn Ronnigen, Nina '.lohnson, Dana I m Dufenhorst, Jan Master1ohn,Loueta Tostrud, Gloria Lansm. Nlasquers 5 f Q. ' '-.Nu rig 'P -W ' ' R , if l i f' FIRST ROW,AIIen Gobert, Noel Hoover,JeanneWaII, Marilyn Scheel, ROW, Cletus Nolfe, Ilona Krumm, James Bancroft, Tim Schaffer. Allyn Olson. Lewis Whitlock, John Kuhns, Sue Pollack. SECOND Linnea Sanders. Bev Sill,VictorJee. Alpha Psi Gmeg 224 fi '5Yf.: JE f-.. . -, .- Wm ,wg I .1-Lil ilag Synco-Peters Q Angela Eder, Linda Stern, Glennis Leslie, Sharon Hop. Paula Peterson, Sue Onsrud, Pam Kruse, Jenny Kondrasuk, Diane Brown, Jan Barbar, Mari- lyn Dundas, Diane Sears, Karen Wolf. Cheerleaders Fmsr ROW, Candy Christison, Nancy Bovee, Barb Dill. SECOND ROW, Linda Clausen, Cheryl Grilley, Jane Lewis. THIRD ROW, Alternates, Don Ogllvie. Jan Curtiss, Dawn Bell. :fig Y-VIN' vu qi ' Q . ,.,,'li E A ' QQ 'Q' s v if A 1 x I ' I L. -L N ' 4. T 0 L f . 1 tx 'Ka , 4. lik ypn,.,.'x s .A l un! 4 -QQ' N U 0 li nr P 1 B , fn' 1 ff . - -V1 I 1 I QQ H gy ' ' V - vb v Tirwu ,., 'lb 'T' 9 My X 4 Q is . ' if Na I 1 sl 1 4 8 51? F - 2+ , l . 1 1 I N ' J fy, Q if -iff.-1' ff: f .A 7 3 1 5,25 - W . y 1: ' ..':f 414 !7S'4', .3 . ' 1 x 440-49 ffvzsz I , nw- Q, J , ' 1 9 L' L of ,su-fr Y I-, , ,J L' O f 1 gl W l I J p.'5-.' -'iw-43 - e I :- ' V I 'K 4 v gvff- sg-0 a 'vo . . , v 0 A V . 2 .J 7 ' Q i 1 ,J :., ,. 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J 2-L , lx, 4- K-fu X :mx g,.,. , 4 ,, o gm,-af' 4 1' ' J ' Q 3 Ji in , P Hd gf' r. v . ,1 :ml V .IV I r--M .- L . w fr, 'i'- 'L if fi . mrbifi . -nv . . , fl ' : -,.'l: i ' tml .91 '.1-' r' Q N' 7 ' f V ' mv. .-5, V, Eff' JA 1.4 E1'1g3i::.x 1.1112- .- EJ? -'Q - sw- G1 T 'JFi,v, 3 H ,JU ,,.i' n C U O Q I ' 9 1 .1 fi V Q Q ' N , ' 7. A ' ' :Lf-1+ ' H' . . A H21 Agrifallions FIRST ROW, G. E. Rohde, Advisor, Dave Romsos, Judith LeFevre, Bette Davies, Eugene Hansen, Dick Hass. SECOND ROW, Virgil Schneider, Jerry Gardner, Ed Wesolek, Len Strozinski, Tim De- Lawyer, Gary Erickson, Wayne Wedepohl, Jerry Klauck, Rich Hustad, Harland Schneider, Jim Thompson. . , . FIRST ROW, Jo Junkman, Sally Cannon, Stan Myers, Lisa Holm, Janis Krogh, Linda Wolterstorff. SECOND ROW, Tom Cannon, Jerry Klauck, Gary Olson, Judith LeFevre, Sue Larson, Sharon Heidt, Kris- ti Hanson, Diane Raddatz, Lynne Gluth. THIRD ROW, Greg Garon, Dave Williams, Tom Tomlinson, Mark Radloff, Ted Lippold, Tom Fuller, Jeff Schroeder, Richard Fjell, Mike Stabbe. 1'-. i Q, .xx 1,5 J L W 2-V Ca balleros RCIub if l ' E 'f li is i Q E 1' , ' 1 ll ' '- ' I . V 1 I ,Y giy a I P Q I , X l .-. . ,, 1 1 . M 4, fi, U If Q I A. I 4 , g ,I 'st ,P ,-,,M, Q X7 ' J O J '1 H V, A l v Y I, N 4 1 I L , ' I I ac . . ' 4. ' 1 - . A I 341 ' V ,sv 4 -LL' ' l I li I - L - C! . 4 1 ' 74- 'LVF la J I V 7 L ' 3' x., V , su, y 1 . n l, I ' I A ' F g , I V FIRST ROW, Brian Kreibich, George Voss, Perry Arndt, Ken Harter, Tom Madison, Ken Flouro, Milton Olson, Steve Ort- man. SECOND ROW, Wayne Schrubbe, Don Olson, Roger Dray, Craig Middleton, Unidentified, Greg Zwadlo, Larry Ci- pov. THIRD ROW, Bill Glomski, Steve Gustafson, Gary Chris- tenson, Dick Sievert, Paul Kulig, John Wolf, Paul Juckem, Ric Steffeck. FIRST ROW, Brian Petersburg, Bob Jacobson, Pete Barring- ton, Dave Christianson, Gary Ludvigson, Bill Nelson, Mark Guderyon, John Egan, Eddie Pohl. SECOND ROW, Terry Frer- ker, Robert Herun, Peter Palmer, John Cahalan, Stan Dah- nert, Doug Caldwell, Steve Sirianni, Dale Schwebel, Tom Car- roll, Jon Ubbelohde, Gary Harelstad. THIRD ROW, Glenn Lin- der, Bob Orcutt, Dennis Glass, John O'Neill, Jim Daniels, Bruce Reikowski, Tim DeLawyer, Dave Olson, Jim Kiersow, Glenn Kohl, Howard Froelich. ' : Fel-N2 'u i Mike Brecke served as editor during Fall and Winter quarters. Rich Marshall became editor during Spring quarter. Student Voice SEATED CENTER, Regina Costigan, Managing editor, with reporters Maureen Scuilin, Stephanie Bestul, Judy Herman. Dorfman, Evy Peterson, Kay Sanders, Terry 232 Editorial editor and Circu- lation manager, Mike Sports editor, Harley O'Brion. 90 Y ,f- ff, .Psp fzfr' A gf? -- QA-' '- 4. Nleleteal Larry Jorstad. Faculty Editor. Operation May Day signs served as reminders to the staff. Mary Lepori, Activities Editor. T V i F h XJ 8 Craig Middleton, Sports Editor. Jerry Frigo, Editor Free Spirit Press Club I 11' v-4' .-,--,wt at FIRST ROW, Regina Costigan, Mary Lepori, Kay Sanders, Judy Her- man. SECOND ROW, Jerry Frigo, Evalyn Peterson, Larry Jorstad. THIRD ROW, Paul Dyrstad, Mike Norman, Richard Marshall. 236 A 6' Romeo Raabe l ., 7 v av' . H7715 , --Q X231 'Ii f E - ?g2 '2gQ-7-31.132 Photographers V x Mark Backes Dean Madson 5 7 5 Freshman Class Officers c i' it W Bill Sedovic, Vice President, Chris Nolden Treasurer, Mary Casanova, Secretary Steve Vogler, President. Sophomore Class Officers FRONT, LaVerne Herberg, President, Phyl- lis Jensen, Secretary. BACK, David Dan- , zinger, Treasurer, Richard Oberpriller, Vice President. James DuBrow, Treasurer, Judy Hancock, Secretary, John Cnudy, President, Lynn Peterson, Vice President. ii 'i ii ii 1 i g, ii I i i T l Junior Class Officers '43- Francis Haines, President, Chris Britton O'Connell, Secretary, Loueta Tostrud, Vice President, Jon Graham, Treasurer. Senior Class Officers 4 1, --in I l . l ka ' if 'Q Il Va. f' SHIQ Beta Beta Beta 'lv i FIRST ROW, Lana Holst, Judith LeFevre, Judy Woodford, Carol McMahon, Linda Hughes, Roseann Lunda, Carol Ruenger. SECOND ROW, Michael Riegert, Walter Necnville, Paul Paulson, Irv Possing, Jay Taylor, William Gurnon, Daryl Skrupky, Ron Ginsbach. Dave Arnoldi. THIRD ROW, Leslie Loverude, Dallas Warren, Bruce Kraus, Dennis Meyer, Brian Petersburg, George Kinney, Stanley Peterson, Robert Scottum, Roger Peterson. FIRST ROW, Terry Wares, David Rousselow, Diane Wirtz, Marilyn Calentine, Linda Ajer, Bev Klemm, Cary Cole. SECOND ROW, Karen Wolf, Agnes Nilsestuen, Diane Raddatz, Ron Chovan, Scott Gaalaas, Dick O'Leary, Carl Finstad, Adviser, THIRD ROW, Merle Michaelson, Harold Moline, Oren Larda, Arlen Holle, Dale Haunschild, Erland Brager, Einar Kippe, George Petrangelo. l va' , C N . h - L ff- -' ff, 1' e Q- ti, Id, , Ame- ' r ' . A- --fa, H il,- ' -ab-4-v:':.:.f' ' W9 Z,-f A J' i fwdfin Rodli Commons. the new food service center, is scheduled to be opened in the fall. One of two fountains added to the campus. lt was presented by the Faculty Women's Club. 14. .- Walker Wyman dedicates the Free Spirit plaque in the Student Cen ter. Campus Additions 7' f 4 fl 4 ' i Li,:f,fge i i Dr. Kaprina Paterek and Hawaiian friends entertain at the Luau. Vally Peters and Mike Kitze do a native dance step. Kaprina was definitely the main attraction. ,yi ez- If ' -.K-I, T. . , HAI, I ir' 'Iv 'A 'I lg in it 1. A A I , 4 ' '- i N ff i, f if . 242 . 11'- n 1 ..,- N, Q K -an Qo- 5. 1-.1 7, .-.YN1 x , . ,I It-fini 1' .. f., Q, -Q ' 4 .Q . 5. '13- sk Y . x 71,'- , 4 4 P 3 yr :R q ---- 4..,.,.,- 4 Students enjoy springtime on the campus 1--.. I 'W .-.- 243 . .,, Y ,-'EM' , X -LL 3,4 I A., ..- Dogpatch's Best-dressed cou- ple. The Dogpatcn Jailhouse was well guarded X . 'A Ace's Outhouse was a popular spot Sadie Hawkins Dance Happiness is a bale of hay and a security jug. 1. , '.y'AzA f' l,',n 'IIIQQ ffl' Va 1 'I' drip 1 I I! 1' . I. 1 I ,M-. ,J ll I I .fe l . 'Q LA .Mug rg 2-f ' 1 3 I rv - f.Sg:,,i e Two minor dorm fires brought firemen to the scene. Major theatre production was Antony and Cleopatra. Campus News Events Actor Paul Newman visited the city in connection with the McCarthy campaign. JAMES AHASAY Shell Lake Education B.S. Speech Therapy GEORGE ALECCI Paterson, New Jersey Education B.S. Economics and Geography MARGARET BAILEY Chetek Education B.S. Speech Correction and Psychology KAREN BARBER Hudson Education B.S. Elementary Education DIANE BLACK Newport, Minnesota Education B.S. Elementary Education ILA MAE BLACK River Falls Education B.S. Elementary Education CHUN-KWONG CHIU Kowloon, Hong Kong Arts and Science B.A. Chemistry STEVE DALEY Lewiston, Minnesota Education B.S. Agriculture DIANNA DIERSCHOW West Chicago, Illinois Education B.S. Social Science THOMAS EDIN Hudson Education B.S. Economics JOHN GASKE Spooner Education B.S. Art THOMAS GOERKE Waukesha Agriculture B.S. Animal Science HARVEY HALPAUS Prescott Education B.S. Music JAMES HEEBINK New Richmond Arts and Sciences B.A. Economics BONNIE HILDEBRANDT Prescott Education B.S. Physical Education GORDON HOHMANN Arcadia Agriculture B.S. Animal Science PHILIP IDSVOOG Osseo Education B.S. American Studies and History WIN JOHNSON Amery Agriculture B.S. Agriculture .I . E, vt?-In FQ ' ,- ,'.' ' 'QL fr ' - , , No ,S A P'i.l -Q-. f , 177' I 1 -M.: X, kai 'Y-f -7' Qi' ixs Ci? .r' I 'var' -- H' Va X-1' '. N A, Hu' X eq'--r 2.0 1.-nv ROWLAND KLINK River Falls Education B.S. Chemistry LESLIE LAKEY Trempealeau Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Economics LAWRENCE LESSARD St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics and Psychology KENNETH LINDSTROM Minneapolis, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology CHARLES LUNDE Red Wing, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Economics BETSY MANION Minneapolis, Minnesota Education B.S. Social Science JACK NORQUAL St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology and Economics DAVID ODDEN Cumberland Education B.S. Biology GARY OLSON Shell Lake Arts and Sciences B.S. Geography and Business Administration ANNABELLE RIVARD Turtle Lake Education B.S. Elementary Education EVANGELINE SCOTT Clear Lake Arts and Sciences B.A. English JON SWENSON South St. Paul, Minnesota Arts and Sciences B.S. Journalism and Speech CHARLES UHRHAMMER North St. Paul, Minnesota Education B.S. Biology LAUREL VALENTA Suring Education B.S. Physical Education DAVID VAN LAAR HOVEN Lena Agriculture B.S. Agriculture Education HELEN WATRUD Rice Lake Education B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM WATRUD Rice Lake Education B.S. Physics JAMES ZELLER Round Lake Arts and Sciences B.S. Psychology Signature Just as a portrait is signed by its creatorthis Portrai ofa Year is also to be finished with a signature. This signature is only that of one person but it also represents a number of people who have put a great amount of their time and work into the production of this book. There are various people who are to be thanked for the work they have done, incl udingthe editors and photographers. Very special thanks go to Mary Lepori who not only did her job but also took over a number of other jobs as the size of the staff dwindled. Thanks also go to Dennis Stern who wrote the lines of poetry in the Activities Section. This book has incorporated in it two ideas which have not been used in previous Nleleteans. The biggest change is that the underclassmen pictures have been left out. And some faculty group pictures were taken to be used in that section. Whether or not these ideas will be carried through in succeeding years will depend on the decisions of fu- ture editors. Jerry Frigo, Editor 1. Y,,.,,.--q - 'Yr 1 i E l l