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E Ea it R swarms mgdiwfm ,Jia if z-1 it fan ua-uv ,amazing swim-,mv -was-H ww-at ai ,wa--wma :mwmzx ami-fans vw--was n--an xi nm an ' maxima msmmswmu . gg mm awww-I ta- LH-Qimams 1. rn 'sf xkn 1' nm-H ww Q.. ,-2 X K 2 fs new xafim- f X j.- Hx. awww :..:mmg ,ws as ,. ff .-a 3. . , .NSY S v 555322 E 'awww W gk? it f' ii .g,. 1-1 :am in N if , I f , .iff- 1 5.- Lv ?n 'si Lx - Ziggy agigyiliggsm' lm a if if 5 f A ii J Nwwmi-:Jim divx amw.sm mama asm.-rx mmm: was maui , mmm? ana M 1 a s Y-ia? vw E. FALL 1952 -the presidential cam- paign swung into its final stages, Great Britain's second Elizabethan age was getting under Way, the Communists built a permanent conference building for Korean truce talks at Panmunjon, the Yankees took the World series, and 220 students gathered on the campus of Yankton College for the opening of its seventy-first year. We began the year by entertaining the freshman class with Stunt Night, Whip- ping School of Mines 32-0, and exact- ing a Week of initiation from the fresh- men. As we settled down for a long winter's classes, Kangaroo Kourt Judge Filthy Bill Adney ordered the fresh- men to begin growing beards, and We all started making plans, for Pioneer Day was just around the corner. Eddie Koenig was sentenced by the Kangaroo Kourt to paint the goal posts for the opening of the football season. Ruth Neri and Jeanene Price pay for their crimes by polishing Fuzz Freierls headlights. w Y ' .ig-.ll Q K ix zuz .1' -5.55-' Mfg.-.1 ,WM 'fee My gosh, Cyrano! What a sn0tter! With this monstrous insult Bill Adney sets off a bloody duel with Stunt Night emcee Dick Tschetter. Ernie lVIaedche works up some violent emotion for the Stunt Night audience in his rendition of singer Johnny Ray's Cry. Freshmen Al Smith, Ruth Neri, Bob Budd, and Jeanene Price some downtown advertising the opening game. 1.1- J QMOUD S ES HW ,-J I WUI! Q a ' FANS, pdaneez Something new has been added -one of the highlights of the 1952 homecoming celebration was an open-air pageant depicting the growth of the Dakotas, in place of the traditional Pioneer Day concert. Opening with the pag- eant and the burning of the Y on Observatory hill, the festivities this year, managed by Dick Tschetter, were unusually en- joyable for everyone 3 the Warm Weather, the 46-6 football victory, and the fine parade, banquet, and dance all contributed to a wonder- ful day. The Bearded Freshman-Pat Brooks displays his prize-winning growth. Greyhound fans -the prize-winning Freshman class Hoat. Dfw ,gun YAKXXKQMNN Ulllwl, lXw:Yi,x ik K lx Q 1 OU. 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'i Doris Kiel, Wenzel Leff, and Wil- bur Huck do some serious studying at the library. 3,1 Floyd McClain's Bluehounds provided the rhythm for many of our dances and mixers. Jo Vipond, Gail Axen, VVilbur Huck, and Dorothy Nel- son stop before class for a quick round of Crazy Eight- We only see four. A '21 , L f-ff' The Snack Shop ping-pong tables in almost constant use every land evening-here Mac Nielsen Fuzz Freier wield the paddles. 'Ur 910, UA- -' -wr..-. M Q!-f P' ' te Concentration-Jack Clapp lines up for a careful shot. The Snack', is the center for much of our campus life -card games, pool and ping- pong, quick stops for coffee between classes - or perhaps in place of classes-student publications, studying, danc- ing upstairs in Crane Gym, and even an occasional class from some kind-hearted coffee-loving instructor. All these things make this one of the busiest spots at YC. ! The Student Union ff. 5 ' s..-. 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SECUND ROVV: Gene Loftis, Ted Boyd, llflax Lomas, Ed Luikzlrt, Bob Neu, Don Klein, Duane Rubbert, john Hooker, Arne Richards. . , .,y ,. , ' ff, JK ,!1 5' , - , Wir! 1 ' fr ' ' XX 'if . A rx I 5 ', l gf' Look Hall I6 1 in V iilnx J- '4 asf E- , . .14 L1 as-'- - ABOVE: Ed Nebola, Ted Boyd, Jack Koenig, and Don Bare pretend to study for the Greyhound cameraman. RIGHT: It's hard to tell what you may find hanging out behind Look Hall-here it's Dave Light's pajamas. The morning mail gets a careful going-over by Bob Brooks. BELOW: Boem van Ravenswaaij looks up from his studying long enough to give the camera lens a severe glance. A'Necessity is the mother of invention -Fuzz Dalrymple and Dave Braught take advantage of Look Hall's built-in chessboard. di l S v J w l I Q r 'N if-' H L 2 sm Vsx E I' rim , si.: ywwx E W :.: ,- , h a f Kingsbury Hall First semester House Council-ST AN DING: Lodema Second semester House Council-Miss Wiese, Bernie Smith, Phyllis Fowler, Gloria Brown, ,Ieanus Brosz, Johnson, Elouise Zenner, Martha Haugland, Lodema Bernie Johnson. SEATED: Shirley Armstrong, Man- Smith, Doris Kiel, Phyllis Fowler. lyn Christensen, Miss Wiese, Esther Anderson. hp- Qs -1.0!-U -Q 'ilu I A lr I X Xue? 'Y ' fl, Ya Yankton's staff of Little Men in White Jackets -Ted Boyd, Bev Bliss, Bernie John- son, Iro Mogen, Rose Mary Knerr, Hope Wild, Jack Koenig, Carolyn Held, and Dave B raught. Mrs. Page smiles in happy antici- pation of another board slip har- vest. Not My Pet Day at Beadle kindergarten, but the freshmen girls all dressed up for the Y W Big-Little Sister party. The galley slaves-Dorothy Wolf, Toto Diaz, Marilyn Whaley, Gus Perez-Cot, Verona Hofer, Joe Neri, Wilma Sayler, and Cal Kirschenmann. 19 lin lf. Q Q fih -53 ' A I 'U f I ' If f' lofffiilflqli-T: v ,gui GIRLS' SEX'lxIC'l'-lJurorln' Nelson, Lusetta Kautz, Suzanne Danncnbring, Darlene Hurst, Joy Light, Che- laine Nlunger. T aff' 4:2521 Conservatory of Music nl, K. X 'WX Senior: Eeccliala Phe men's quartet -- Dave Braught, rnzel Leff, Iro Mogen, Herb Schaal, and 'r accompanist, Barbara Tollin-pro- cd entertainment at many campus and nmunity events. Dorothy Classen Dorothy Nelson Alice Weatherill Mary jane Weber .PN Wit bllegimm 1952 if Pete and Jack Clapp as Homer and Jethro Nathan, the. United Nathans. Inside Faculty Tea. Ken Cull's monologue on English university life. A special performance by Yankton's own champion Weight lifter, Fuzz Dalrymple. 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Arnold Physical Educotion Lucile Eldredge Librarian Educo tion George J. Eisenach School of Theology German we Nl f Lincoln de Dell Conservatory of Music Walter Dobler School of Theology German Gregg M. Evans Chemistry Charles H. Schafer Paul Tinsley English Education 30 Mary Kay de Gasteazoro Spanish Harry C. Wallenbergh Hazel E. Public Relations Deon of Women Forensics Education 19' FQ. I :Ll ' intl Q Rosamond Burgi Hall Evelyn Hohf S. W. Howell Ida Clawson Hunt Languages Conservatory of Music mathematics Conservatory of Music ysics Hans Janssen Frank Jobes u Harry H. Savage Economics Biology Floyd MCClaln History Business Administration Conservatory of Music Political Science 'li B X W 1 Lillian Wiggen Marie O. Wise Herbert Wilske Le Roy Wright English Physical Education School of Theology School of Theology 31 Q. 44 J,,,..w Physical Education Carl I. Youngworth Alice Weatherill Lucille Hatz Susan Howell Student Assistant in the Assistant Secretary Manager of Look Hall Conservatory of Music and Treasurer i Ward Hall if if ,fn Louis Reither Joy Reither Alfreda Page Secretory fo the President Manager of Snack Shop Manager of Kingsbury Hall 4.4- h ' Who Nom Kd 0Essther Anderson. .. l -5 5 ' .,,-pi' vi, - ,,,,-f 1 ., ' an X 5 V A --1-5 If: . Af ,lf , f 'L A il' . inees :. Marilyn Ch l l . arx ristensen, George M William J. Adney Watertown History and Economics Chairman Freshman In- itiation 4g Pioneer Day Committee 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Student StaE 4, Thirsty 13 1, 2, 4. Shirley Tarrell Armstrong Conistota Public School Music Sodalesg Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Sextet 1, 2, 35 House Pres- ident 4g Band 1, 23 Apol- lo Musegetes 2, 3g Y.W.- C.A.g The Medium 3. C1285 officers- Fuzz Fr presid 1- ' def Dresid - en , Ramona Brost, SeCfetary.tn'i:l1re,ll0y Light, vice af? Esther Anderson Newell English Aristonians, President 45 Howling so 2, 3, 4, President 43 Student Sen- ate SQ Asst. Ed. Grey- hound 3, 4, Y.W.C.A., Secretary 3g House Coun- cil 1, 43 Social Chairman 3, 45 Miss Pioneer 4-Q Who's Who 45 Dramatica 1, 3. George Barker Bangor, Maine Business Administration and English 33 Kc Elton Bertsch Eureka Theology Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Greyhound Business Manager 3, Look Hall House Council 3, 4, Student 2, Howling SO 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. Z, 3, 4, Choir 1. Leroy S. Brenna Yankton Mathematics and Psychology Gene E. Brinkmeyer Norfolk, Nebraska Theology Theglolgy Club 3, 4, Apollo Musegetes 3, Choir 3, 4, Drama- tlcs , . John H. Brooks Beulah, Michigan Theology College Forum 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 2, Col- lege Fellowship 3, Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4, Camera Club 2, W:S.S.F. Co-chairman 3, Pioneer Day Manager 3, Dramatics 3, Howling USO 4, Y.M.C.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Ramona I. Brost Parkston Business Administration--Economics College Forum 1, 2, Secretary 2, College Fellowship 3, 4, Choir 1, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, German Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A., Sodales. Marilyn Christensen Centerville Economics and Business Administration Y.W.C.A., Cabinet 3, Sodales, Secretary 2, President 3, House Council 3, 4, President 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Greyhound 3, Who's Who 4, Howling 30 3, 4. Dorothy Gregory Classen Wessington Springs Music Apollo Musegetes 1, 2, 3, Aristonians, Choir Aocompanist 2. Ernest Cronk Rhinelcinder, Wisconsin History and Physical Education Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Y Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1, 2, s, 4. Robert Fischer Rhinelander, Wisconsin Biology and Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 4' Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4. William Fischer Rhinelander, Wisconsin History and Physical Education Basketball 3, 4, Football 1, Y Club 4. Jackie D. Freese Newell, lowo Theology , Theology Club 1, 3, 45 Dramatics 3. Silvanus E. Freier Scotland Business Administration and Economics Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Z5 Y Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-president 45 Class President 45 Look Hall House President 45 Student Association Vice-president 4, Y.M.C.A. Vice-president 35 Band 1. George F. Hartz Winfred Theology Dramatics 15 Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2. John W. Hooker Sioux City, lowo Mathematics Greyhound 2, 3, Editor 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 String Quartet 1, 25 Garden Terrace Club 2, 3, President 35 Howling 30 2, 35 College Club 2, 35 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Student Senate 1, 25 Collegiana Manager 2. Leonard A. Hopkins Chicago, Illinois Psychology-Philosophy and History-Political Science Football 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Y Club 3, 45 Student 3, 4. Charles Hyke Rhinelonder, Wisconsin Physical Education and History Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Y Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 4. Joy Light North Hollywood, Colifomio . Chemistry Aristonians, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Y.W.C.A., Cabinet 35 Garden Terrace Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Sextet 45 Band 1, 25 Class Vice-president 45 Miss Pioneer Attendant 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Pioneer Day Coronation Chairman 3. Donald N. Lindgren Bridgeport, Connecticut Theology and Psychology Choir 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Me'n's Double Quartet 35 Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Apollo Musegetes 2, 3, 4, President 45 Dramatics 25 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3. Ernest Maedche Follon, Montono Theology College Forum 1, 25 College Fellowship 3, 45 Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Howling 30 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 2, 35 Dramatics 35 Greyhound 2, 3, 45 Look Hall House Council 3. George Marx Sioux Ciw, Iowa Economics and Business Administration Garden Terrace Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 35 Howling 30 2, 3, 45 Student Association Secretary 3, President 45 Who's Who 45 Greyhound Editor 3. esta J' , ,f sg ,vm '46 -Fda .4-'W John K. Miller Chicago, Illinois Religion Theology Club 2, 3, Forensics 35 College Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Stalf 2, 3, 4. Don C. Morseth Tyler, Minnesom Theology Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Nelson Yanklon Music Aristoniansg Student Senate 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Apollo Muse- getesg Sextet, The Telephone 2. Lawrence N. Nelson Mission Hill Business Administration and Economics Debate Robert G. N eu American Falls, ldaho Theology College Forum 1, 2, Vice-president 23 Choir lg Theology Club'1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 1, 2, Y.M.C.A. 2, 4, Howling 30 3, 4, President 45 Y Club 3, 4, President 4, College Fellowship 3, President 3, Look Hall House Council 2, 4, President 3, Class President 3, Student Senate Z3 Student 3, Greyhound 2, Track 2, 3, 4. Richard A. Rasmussen Rhinelorider, Wisconsin I I u , Physical Education and Business Administration Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 45 Y Club 2, 3, 4- Duane D. Rubbert Tyler, North Dakota Biology Football 3, 4, Y Club 3, 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Look Hall Council 3, 4. Bernard Wesley Sayler Looi, California Theology and Psychology Choir 15 Band 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Y Clu 3, 4, Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Colleg Forum 1, 2, College Club 3, German Club 1, 2, Look Hal Council 3. Art V. Seidel, Jr. Rhinelander, Wisconsin History and Physical Education Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2. Dean L. Sinclair Yankron Chemistry and Mathematics College Forum 1, 2, College Club 3, 45 Garden Terrace Cl 43 Dramatics 3, 4. Lodema Smith Redfield S'odales3 Choir 1, 33 Kingsbury House Council 2, 3, 4, President 4. K' xii 3 '1 ' .- ' ' i.f553i4?l,.1eZ5, ,4 1 vf mif 4,1 gi Jo Ann Vipond Rapid City Psychology Sodales, President 43 Howling 30 3, 4, Secretary 33 Class Vice-president 33 W.S.S.F. Co- chairman 33 Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3, President 43 House Council 33 Greyhound 3, 43 Student As- sociation Vice-president 33 Dra- matics 3. Herbert Wenz Plevno, Montono Theology Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 33 Quartet 33 Student Senate 33 Howling 30 43 College Fel- lowship 33 Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 43 German Club 1, 23 College Forum 1, 2, President 23 W.S.- S.F. Chairman 33 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. School of Theology Class of l953 l l l I 4 I ,mf Mary Jane Weber Brush, Colorado Music Apollo Musegetes 1, 23 Y.W.- C.A., Cabinet 43 Sodales3 House Council 33 College Fellowship 23 Choir 1. John Arden Wild Delmont Religion Band 1, 2, 33 Theology Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Staff 2, 3, Editor 33 Student Senate 2. Rovce Buchtel Veldon Grasmiclc Wilbur HUCk Cloy Center, Nebrosko BOZUW9, KGUSGS Bayard' Nebraska 37 Martha Bartter Yonkton Robert Bartter Yonkton Theodore Boyd Wontogh, New York Jeanus Brosz Tripp Eugene Browne Glencoe, Minnesota Beth Byington Mobridge John Clapp Lake Andes Karen Denu Sturgis Phyllis Fowler Buffolo junior class officers: Bob Hagan, presidentg Ted Boyd, vice-presidentg Ellen Jean Merry, secretary- IYCHSUTCY. 38 Morris Freier bg, Delmont 1- g 3' H' Q, A , -3' l Robert Hagan C Milbank ' zlz pg- E., f 3 Q9 4 ,.A':' I 4 . Doris Kiel 1'-1 f San Leandro, California ,V , X WT. v9,Ql., E ' -6644445 Ns. Jack Koenig Colome Robert Krause Pierce, Nebraska Max Lomas Tuscaloosa, Alabama Edwin Luikart Sioux City, Iowa Alfred Maschke Wanfogh, New York Ellen Jean Merry Yankton Iro Mogen Waubay Gene Nelson Yankton Joseph Neri Cedar Grove, New Jersey -117 2 C -7 'L- E- Marshall Phillips Crofton, Nebraska Henry Reiter Billings, Montana Arne Richards Elkader, Iowa Armin Rubbert Tyler, North Dakota Anna Rueter Cresbard Ralph Sayler Underwood, North Dakota Raymond Schatz Elgin, North Dakota John Stuelpnagel Yankton Edgar Sprenger E!gin, North Dakota Edwin Zuern Hazen, North Dakota ma fm ,M was v rx an EE mm H H iw FRY N l SS REBS Egfilr E H Bgmtmwf HH B-Xi E. 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Qfl' Sophomore class officers: Carolyn Held, vice-presidentg Bernice Johnson, secretaryg Dave Braught, president: Gloria Flamming, treasurer- 3' - David Braught Marion Dwelle Lemmon Yonkton pd Richard Gross Martha Haugland Carolyn Held' Bridgewater Murdo New Ulm, Minnesota 4.1 Duane Hochhalter Yankion Francis Howell Yankton Edith Hults Yankton Darlene Hu Pierre I'St William Jacobsen Yankton Bernice Johnson Lake Andes Henry Johnson Yankton Lusetta Kautz Scot land Donald Klein Odessa, Washington Benjamin K Poul, Idaho IIOPP Wenzel Leff Mobridge Eugene Loftis Arlington, Nebraska Garold McKee Yonkton Jane Mumford Howard Chelaine Munger Carthage Maurice N i Lake Andes elsen Irl Oaks Mon trase Arleen Rus Armour Herbert Schaal Burlington, Colorado Amold Strobel Bethune, Colorado Viola Strobel Bethune, Colorado Barbara Tollin Waubay Richard Tschetter Yankfo F1 Mary Ann Wright Yankton 42 'Y , f . ,vw 1- WELL! ef in.. ,,... A-.- 'T n wi' 41.52 Q Robert Brooks Patrick Brooks Lake Andes Sioux City, iowa Suzanne Dannenbring' Richard deLaubenfels Chamberlain Yankton 44 gain ww Qzeadneeoz 66444 ab! 5 Freshman class officers: Bubby Howell, vice- presidentg Phyllis Lloyd, secretary-treasurer, Ed- die Koenig, president. . 4 X fic 1 as ap, X, 5 elf X 1 J oe Buckstead Robert Budd Centerville Wanragh, New York Arnaldo Diaz Delores Gall Las Villas, Cuba Scotland Arlene Anderson Yonkton 5 Don Bare Luke Andes Julanne Boekelheide Milbcnk l x L Betty B-oepple I i 1 l 1. H wh i A - ' . ,. von My P 1,3 ,X W I, . -.gi ' QL? a 3, Catherine Brennan 1- fp ' . 5' Butte, Nebraska V 5 , 'I 'Q . ' if - N-31,7 I Rita Brockman l ' ' Lennox A N 'F . 'hi Beverly Burkhead Marian Christjans Tommy Christensen Elmer Cwach 1 Avon Yonkton Ycrnkton Patricia Hannah Darrell Hayes Robert Hedeen Dean Herrboldt Sturgis Yonkton Luke Andes YOr1kTOr1 45 ? if simirf .-N 'Frei'-' were sm.. wifi? Charles Hinze Burke Verona Hofer Bridgewater Margaret Jacobsen Yankion Clifford Johnson Niobrara, Nebraska William Johnson Chicago, Illinois David Jones Wilmeite, Illinois William Kaina Hawaii David Kaupu Hawaii Calvin Kirschenmann Ritzville, Washington Rose Mary Knerr West Lafayette, Indiana Edwin Koenig Yankton Delores Koster Pla He Carol Lange Murdo Donna Larson Meckling Marilyn Larson Yankton 7w4w David Light North Hollywood, California Phyllis Lloyd Sioux City, Iowa Jack Lyons Yank ton Robert Magneson Bloomfield, Nebraska Donald Magstadt Tripp Gordon Maisch Aberdeen Doris Jean McKay Winner Richard McKennett Rapid City James Merseberg Hawaii Myrna Loy Mischke Crofton, Nebraska Edward N ebola Colome Judith Olsen Yankton Clark Pahlas Newport, Rhode Island Paul Paskewitz Mahnomen, Minnesota Isauro Gustavo Perez-Cot Vibora, Cuba 2135 Qi T-?'. Jeanene Price Rapid City Allen Reinoehl Winner Orlando Reyes Montanzas, Cuba Robert Reynolds Yankton Irwin Rosenson Chicago, Illinois Delbert Sayler Underwood, North Dakota Wilma Sayler Hebron, North Dakota Alvin Smith Denver, Colorado Joanne Tieszen Marion Janis Trantina Wagner Glenn Trulock Yonkton Robert Tucker Sr. Paul, Minnesota Dorothy Uttecht Parkston Mavis Jo Valentine Houghton Betty Vilas Pierre James Walters Yonkton Ernest Whaley Jonesville, Wisconsin Marilyn Whaley Janesville, Wisconsin Richard Williams Sioux Folls Dorothy Wolf Denver, Colorado Elouise Zenncr Fergus Folls, Minneso To is fri' 1 I 1 is is . 5? 3 A ,F is is II 5 B f, is is is is I T 2 I ' is . ' E . 5 5 en na 9 l l Adi -mfg W. Me K I EEE B ngmw is .I1 Isis 'L l' Sis , 'I,.-Q. si me H K W H H5611 an ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Me Nurses These nurses stayed at Kingsbury during their psychiatric training at the Yankton State Hospital. .To Ann Hooker, Jean Roth, Jenn vZylastra, Mnrfrnret Petr-rson, Martha Sr-haap. Mary Rottlnff, Lois Johnson, Delores Schwartz, Priscilla Borgeson, Ella, Rye, Marilyn Lange- behn. : Lois Mita-hell, Donna Quinell, Marlene Shel- ton, Pat Ogle, Jo Ann Peterson, Jo Ann Hog- lund. : Emmy Rnetz, Joyce Thompson, Ardls Solem, Carol Es:-hlimnn. : Dolores Gullickson, Delores Ritchie, Bernice Slattery, Mary Ellen Emme. ROW 1: ROVV 2 ROW 3: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 Joanne' Hoffman, Jean Slowey, Bonnie Behrend, Peggy Hubbard. Mnry Krause, Lois Brandenberg, Marilyn Sehult, Bernice Dzmiolson, Arla Jean Decker, Beverly Etrhoim, Rose Marie Dylldahl, Jean Bergdalo. Gloria Brown, Marjorie Warner, Andrea Friese, Arlene- Jones, Ora Beasley, Leona. Glesler, Audrey Larson, Thelma Birger. Jo Ann Keever, Loretta. Jones, Jeanne Max- well, Zenlou Cook, Virginia Liest, Marilyn Larson, Dorothy Rossman, Shirley Walters, Marge Nelson, Inez Bradfield, Geraldine Mur- ray. Renee Rnusch, Dorothy Polkcup, Elga Riesburg, Nila Ostermeyer, Kathleen Welsh, Ardeen Moeller, Vvzindn Mitchell, Margie Schmidt, Darlene Naughton. Sally Johnson, Pat Luhrs, Marjorie Hannah, Alberta Simmons, Betty Price, Beatrice Scha- fer. A Shirley Poppons, Pat Murphy, Therese Cham- berlain, Dorothy Nordquist, Delores Schrader, Ardis Hull, Ardelle Xvnltzer. Norma Helrlgs, Nancy Mlufllin, Berneta Hau- ger, Marilyn Sehryvers, Margaret Syverud, Pearl Larson. l 'Y 4 rf, ,fir F 4 ff!-,N Q55 f ' 4 '-- 4 ' K lv' V .,. ,.K,W-iff X, JA as VAX. ,ms.1y,a' H. -vm ,ww Mig W Mwlayvls, LVL? 2 ,1u5,4B2g1iw,1M, .,,. x ,A ,Umm .-MQMWQ.. 35 ' 4 ...J ,,+-x- Wm: !.Sm'e9fx x-Lk Q-g A-,W REPS www 6 4 A Y Y sf Q SWF , Q Lx fag' w 5 4 ' J ,gif w 8, X 9 J fw fi I Q , 5 H .Y ---- sm, gn M M is 5 gm' ga fm f Q4 af i m :- iv 25 M wi 4 j 1 p av 9 i fl, Q 1 lk 55 1 . , f f'i 2!,H 5 , Afsi wi 'E f ws, E Af: 'ws ' 1 1 1 w ' A W 9. . ,M 'r ff if .Ar . L Mk ,T .:.:.: 1 7 fu , -v 1. gg, J f A an sz ,L .PLHWFX LN f QQ. 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SECOND ROW: Dorothy Wolf, Rose Mary Knerr, Doris Kiel, 2nd term president, Esther Anderson, lst term president, Barbara Tollin, Beverly Burkhead, Karen Denu. THIRD ROW: Arlene An- derson, Suzanne Dannenbring, Carolyn Held, Ellen Jean Merry, Delores Gall, Carol Lange, Julanne Boekelhelde, Chelaine Munger, Martha Haugland, Marilyn Larson, Mrs. Weed, Dorothy Nelson, Jeanene Price. 54 7I6M FIRST ROW: Don Magstadt, Gene Nelson, Emle Cronk, Charlie Hyke, Bill Kaina, Bill Johnson. SECOND ROW: Don Klein, Bob Neu, president, Bob Brooks, Bill Fischer, Bob Fischer, Al Hopkins. Armin Rubbert, Clark Pahlas, Duane Rubbert. THIRD ROW: Max Lomas, Maurice Nielsen, Dave Kaupu, Irl Oaks, Bemie Sayler, Fuzz Freier. 714015019 744414, FIRST ROW: Marion Dwelle, Bernie Johnson, Mavis Jo Valentine, Beverly Bliss, Martha Haugland, Carolyn Held. SECOND ROW: Elton Bertsch, Marilyn Christensen, Jeanus Brosz, JoAnn Vipond, Lusetta Kautz, Barbara Tollin, Chelaine Munger. THIRD ROW: John Hooker, Ed Luikart, Herb Wenz, Jack Brooks, Ray Schatz. Jaek Koenig, Phyllis Fowler, Esther Anderson, lst term president, Bob Neu, 2nd term president, George Marx, Herb Schaal, Ernie Maedche, Gene Loftis, Ted Boyd. S5 i eollege 66:45 FIRST ROW' Carolyn Held Edith Hulfs Mr. Wood, Ed Luikart. SECOND ROW: John tt V1 THIRD ROW Bob Hooker Darlene Hurst president Jams Tnntma, Be y las Krause, Charles Hmze Paul Paskewxtz 051694 7eff'w4 STANDING Ralph Sayler Cal Kirschenmann, Jxm WFVM-:rs Gene Loftis Gordon Malsch Chelame Munger Ed Zuern Ray Schatz Doris Kiel, Lusetta Kautz Herb Schaal president Errue Maedche Delbert Sayler Paul Paskewxtz Arnold Strobel Jxm Merseberg SEATED Ed Sprenger Viola Strobel, Phyllxs Lloyd Dorothy Wolf Barbara Tolhn Arne Rwhards, Dorothy Uttecht Ramona Brost, Mavxs Jo Valermne, Ben Knapp mfw mow- qQgg H533 . , E f . , 1 V f - I , . - v - f r t , D , 1 . f . . , - . 1 1 5 -- v I - 1 n . W I .. . . j.EK:'::giw -slag E , . .-,f. f15,-Efwqg-X-Km-xssnmnu . , .x.., ,a,,,,,, Wmhw ,, Wa' M v f-MA, U ,liimmlgvz-'5Wwafm4:. 1 . M 'eq , wMZM.:.:L-.1y5M. U f g W . ,' ' s- -.H-,pq-in ,I ,g ' as We-' 21 . , SLA E , : 2-901 Q .afxiiql H e, - Lxifg-E E ,-1 B W f 5315, X , A :H T -M M , Q .:. .L Q .3 A . , A -5. v , A V ww . . , -w-4 ' 4 1, , V WB 5713. b K-xx A .Q ' . u 2 45 : - .. ,ww I 'if H f H 'F' 4 ', ni M ' f K I7 .rf V' , H mf , ' . V. M, V 4 5 an - K . I 5 , K , 1 5 . ,, .1 ' I 1, ww - sf. wa Ummm mwfi Nm Heiwl afzenaioa SEATED: Martha Haugland, Mr. Harry Wallenbergh. Jane Mumford. STANDING: Jack Koemg, Pat Brooks, Dean Herrboldt. 74eola9g 66:45 FIRST ROW: Jack Brooks, president, Elton Bertsch, Ed Sprenger, Gordon Malsch, Arnold Strobel, Ralph Sayler, Delbert Sayler, Bill Kaina. SECOND ROW: Jim Merseberg, Ray Schatz, Paul Paskewitz, Dr. Wright, Dorothy Wolf, Doris Kiel, Herb Wenz, Ed Zuem. George Hartz, Lewis Winters. THIRD ROW: Dr. Sayler, Gene Loftis, Cal Kirschenmann, Don Lindgren, Ben Knopp, Mr. Dobler, Dave Kaupu, Gene Browne, Bob Krause, Dr. Eisenach, Tuck Wah Lee. FOURTH ROW: Clark Pahlas, Mr. Wilske, Ernie Maedche, Bernie Sayler, Bob Neu, Herb Schaal, Wilbur Huck, Royce Buchtel, Veldon Grasmick. 5 Cv! .1 ' an me sf sw fri NWS Q am Bm ,Q V fm. Vx x 2 V f z ,fig I S 'r ,LQ -'E-'ge :mink ' x - ,-v ..,, K5 W E, f 2'sS:2ffsi-ve? A X my w ilk 4551 n vs? New '-1-43 ll! 'HH W M-+P YWCA CABINET: Carolyn Held, Barb Tollin, Chelaine Munger, Marion Dwelle, Mary Jane Weber, Jo Vipond, president, Doris Kiel, Miss Wiese. ?W6f4 SEATED: Phyllis Lloyd, Ray Schatz, business manager, Arne Richards, Editor, S Paul Paskewitz, Mavis Jo Vglentine. STANDING: Dean Herrboldt, Janis Tran- tina, Verona Hofefr, Betty Vxlas, Ed Luikart, Bxll Adney. af, ee-ax eff-y M, .hmgq P z W7mxM' UH. . '.r -.A..- -px 'V' . 2' 'E ff + -- Q X ,xxx STANDING: Herb Schaal, Phyllis Fowler, Julanne Boekelheide, Pat Brooks. SEATED! Barb Tollin, Jeanus Brosz, George Marx, Student Association presidentg Fuzz Freler, Dorothy Nelson. Swim: mm 14 hmm an FIRST ROW: Wilma Sayler, Marian Christjans, Jeanus Brosz, Mavis Jo Valentine, Rose Mary Knerr, Ellen Jean Merry, Chelaine Munger, Carol Lange, Bev Burkhead, Viola Strobel, Marilyn Whaley, Dorothy Wolf. SECOND ROW: Verona Hofer, Lusetta Kautz, Dorothy Nelson, Betty Boepple, Dorothy Uttaecht, Julanne Boekelheide, Joy Light, Arleen Rus, Judy Olson, Phyllis Lloyd. Doris Kiel, Gloria Flamming. THIRD ROW: Darlene Hurst, Delores Gall, Morris Freier, Herb Wenz, Gordon Maisch, Dave Light, Ben Knopp, Ed Sprenger, Arnold Strobel, Marilyn Larson, Suzanne Dannenbring. FOURTH ROW: Dave Braught, Dick Gross, Ray Schatz, Jack Lyons, Wenzel Leif, Glenn Trulock, Herb Schaal, Jim Walters, Gene Brinkmeyer, Iro Mogen, Cal Kirschenmann, Fritz Eagleshield. fgssfmmnm- -.o. .-A 'V Linifllgi Violins: Marilyn Larson, Carolyn Held, C. D. Ratcliff , Bev Bm-khead, Elouise Zenner, Mrs. Weed. Percussion: Joe Nerl, Bob Krause. Woodwinds: Barb Tollin, Harlan Halstrom , Floyd McClain, Greg Nelson. Brass: Pat Hannah, Judy Olson Dave Braught, Delores Koster, Morris Freier. Basses and cello: Dick deLaubenfe1s, Tuck Wah Lee, John Hooker. J. Lalten 'Weed, conductor. Zami Ofwleatm FIRST ROW: Rita Brockman, Betty Boepple, drum majorette, Joanne Tieszen, Pat Hannah, Verona Hofer. Delores Koster, Carol Lange, Dorothy Uttecht, Darrell Hayes. SECOND ROW: Henry Johnson, Dave Braught, Gail Axen, Judy Olson, Julanne Boekel- helde, Bubby Howell, Dick Nelson, Morris Freier. THIRD ROW: J. Laiten Weed, conductor, Ken Burnham, John Steulpnagel, Al Maschke, Chuck I-Ilnze, Glenn Trulock, Bob Krause. u I 5, G d -I- b SEATEQE JohnDHookg, pfesidrgnfa Mag-thraIgaN.1g1a51d,k ' 't , , . S A : ac 3 V 9 n errace U ZESOSZ., M153 Af'2JL,5JiLZ.yn E Garden Terrace Theatre few, V ,. wa - M W W vrwwwmwwvrfu, Q..--Y, H N N,-.N.,...-0.5. dxf.. l i, -gy x cf W- Q 1 :H s - - a,-, Y x , 1-4' S lg g k it x fc QI. 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' 1 95 ma yas!-an , Wu W A M, v..,gff3:F3ff-1 .av an sm ,.w415jQQ'?qL M , ' Mafff wang-'-9 w,.Mwm,,E3.,, I -, ,, 555-Q... jf.: sig uwaIN'Swm.'F'-We w . .,. hmm M V f, , k f ww. vfvffgg .5,u. ue, 4 glfmfgzn eff' 4. i V we , fi , f v, - YH Tx VV ,ij5w5.?g, ww' ' 'ejs , RQ 6 -' -5 ..m A .Q , ,dk V QI - x E Q 1 x 5 5 ,,r,,-x, - -v .W , , .Ai . nh. -z, ,A f m '60 70 CARL I. YOUNGWORTH Athletic Director LORNE S. ARNOLD Head Coach MARIE O. WISE Women's Athletic Director Senior guard Duane Rubbert was chosen by the team as the season's most valuable player. ,M su, N 1,.Q Z.4,iwf , ' V il Iii , Q' ' 'ini' v 5 I ea Co-captains Bob Fischer and Dick Rasmussen. Fischer, outstanding back- field man, figured in seven- teen of Y.C.'s twenty-eight touchdowns this season. Rasmussen was chosen as an end on the all-state team. 71 1 ...sv ,l --zz 3 I 1 S 5 Dfw 51 'H' -'I if K . f :A ' 1 ,m y if W' wi 3 4 if 'V' Q +I' 'R WW X sv Sayler I Rubbert Fischer f '21 l 2 1 Rasmussen LOIDHS . H 1 1 X ., f AFQST5' Q , 1' H H . E f 'X 1 A ui wi N4 t M L, fb .- Y 2 Bi Rubbert A if , fy , ll.. ,-1...1..i...4 M A , -e 1 , - TTA ' if 0 ' 'N Mg re rygfmsaf-'mi Sm msg ,HSM , 21 A , A-,wk , Jacobsen Klein Yankton 32 - Mines 0 Yankton opened its football season against the defending champions, the School of Mines, on September 26. It was strictly a Greyhound show all of the way-probably their best performance of the year. The Hounds took the opening kick-off on their own Z5 yard line and marched 75 yards in 4 plays for a touchdown. In the fourth period Yankton held Mines to four downs on our own l yard line, refus- ing to budge an inch. Player of the day was Bob Fischer, who ran for 148 yards and passed for 104. He scored two touchdowns and passed for three. Yankton 13 - D. W. U. 6 On October 3rd Yankton matched power with the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers-a team properly named. The D. W. U. team fought us all the Way- asking no quarter and giving none. They rolled up more yards-276 to Yankton's 182- and marched to more first downs-16 to Yankton's 8-but in the department that pays the dividends Y.C. was in front, two touch- downs to one. Yankton 0 - Southern 36 On Thursday, October 9, the Pointers of Southern came to Yankton and gave the Greyhounds their first defeat of the season. Try as they did, Yankton was simply no match for Southern's spirited team. Y.C. made it a contest for the Hrst three quarters, holding the Pointers to two touch- downs. But Southern's offensive attack stead- ily improved. The Pointers scored Z3 points in the fourth period to put Yankton com- pletely out of the contest. Seidgl Hyke Hagan Brooks 5 .rg N . is wiv ,rl A - , . Xt it di! '... Q Sl iid :iw-I V ' '. 1, Ps 9, fi -mn K Y www 'i' ' 4 1 2 B il Johnson Kaina .Sli . 7. .f fi ,-2 1. 9. . T . V fi t ,... 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York pushed over another to lead 21-12.Half time showed York leading 21-19.The third period Was nip and tuck and Without a score. With seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Charlie Hyke passed to Dick Rasmussen and Yankton Won 25 to 21. Yankton 45 - Beadle 19 On October 30 Yankton College and Beadle Teachers put on a scoring parade with Yank- ton doing the high-stepping. Yankton led 25 to 13 the Hrst half and out- scored Beadle 20 to 6 the last. In first downs it Was Yankton 19 to 153 in yards rushing i was Yankton 387 to 3583 and in passing i was Y.C. all the Way, 77 to 0. Yanktonls Bill Jacobsen scored three touch downs to cap a brilliant game. Yankton 18 - Huron 19 On Friday, November 7, Yankton's failur to make an extra point cost them a footbal game and a conference championship. It was a contest right from the start. Ther Was no score the first quarter, but Y.C. blaste the goal line in the second and the half close with the Hounds leading 6 to 0. Huron cam back in the third period to lead 7-6. Yankto and then Huron scored during this hecti quarter, and it closed With Huron leading 1 to 12. Huron opened the fourth period Wit a TD and Yankton had to Wait until ther Was but a minute and a half remaining befor scoring again. The all-important extra poin was missed and the score was Huron 1 Yankton 18. 74 6 -Q , K. ... ...i 5 ' :I an 1 H Q 8 or :., , E A 1 , n FK - .H K . ij l A 4,71 ... Johnson lVIcKennett Charlie Hyke and the Rubbert brothers close in on a Sioux Falls runner during YC's 46-6 Pioneer Day victory over Sioux F alls. A DVVU ball-carrier is smothered by the Greyhounds-Hyke, Sayler, and Bob Brooks in on the tackle. Yankton won I 3-6. .1 lg.. H - 2 Q. 'p 3 1? Qu 0 ,f. -4. .1 V ,NVQ , M Vi ,. If iff- I: ul' ' i run. MW ...., X 'r A! 5, 'fs-. D -'wi ie, -.... i A--1. li Mefsebgrg 3.SCl'lkC P3.SkCWltZ ff I. ar , Xu . yer. l -an-g..,, i. T1 -1 57 1 6. I A , , A Ml-. '- f--+A-Z ..,:i1,5g g,,L,, ,vw ,, V ,,,.-4 .. .-.- . 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YC came out on top, 80-64. 7952-55 Zadietlall Scafzefocnd YC 47 USD 67 YC 67 Augustana 70 YC 80 General Beadle 64 YC 56 Westmar 74 YC 38 Globetrotters 60 YC 79 Sioux Falls College 56 YC 93 Westmar 81 YC 64 Wayne State Teachers 56 YC 75 Huron 70 YC 80 Southern 71 YC 77 Dakota Wesleyan' 78 YC 73 Wayne State Teachers 80 YC 84 General Beadle 79 YC 101 Sioux Falls College 63 YC 65 Northern 73 YC 75 Dakota Wesleyan 65 YC 78 BHTC 80 YC 66 Norfolk jr. College 64 YC 67 Huron 82 YC 75 Southern 83 77 H T H T H T H H H H T T T H H H H T T T X., -qi Fischer Clapp Oaks Magstadt Burnham U - manly 78 qgx a Ai VY Mx rf , '. IQ . ww A Eddie Koenig reaches for a jump ball in the SDU game. Bei ' Xikz, we 'T',. . Jiri' '5-uf' 5-- ..:', P ig ' 1 A ua Cronk Brooks Fischer H yke 79 4 1. 1 I 'QTY' Q- .X - T -,S - 'Hp C31 1 1 .4 1 N ya :vw .,,,., f Joe Buckstead le Q- fr The Rhinelander Eve-Charlie Hyke, Bob Fischer, Dick Rasmus 7 sen, Ernie Cronk, Bill Fischer. Ken Engelhardt, Ed Nlelhy, Pat Brooks, Fuzz Freier, Bill John- son, Dick McKennett, Bubby Howell, Jerry Cameron. 81 M W 545,22 ls The Crossing of the Bar-Irl Oaks tries for a high one on YC,s Crane Field. '53 tracksters--FIRST ROW: Ralph Sayler, Bernie Sayler, Ed lwelby, Gene Nelson. SECOND ROW: Fuzz Freier, Ken Engelhardt, Maurice Nielsen, Jerry Cameron, Bob Neu. M ,-'- un. nw Massa- ss,,,M,M www ss. .SL .. ,. 4 ' .. ., Sei wwfmim E '15 , i EMI N555 H H ,, ., Mm D : W . N, -1- Q., 2 F, 5 -g 5 3, 5 A Qs Wi H ,Q Q H 5 , . K 82 Fuzz Freier and Bernie Sayler are caught They're off-Coach Lorne Arnold fires the gun at the '52 unawares between races by the Greyhound Yankton Invitational. cameraman. Nash Gymnasium k Games class looks on as Gene Nelson demonstrates his bowl- v HH if C7 Cheerleaders lNIzu'tlia Haugland, Bev Bliss, Bernie Johnson, and Mavis Jo Valentine. -N-,--v -v---rf- --wff-1:- -mu' fa' -V bww--N .3 Q -ss ' ssamz as- s 'mm s-Wifi ez-QEWZ ' Q,-mm Q-.mai is M an is-gum E 'swiss Aw s was H ss-sms, . as was mmm as B nw 5-as f , aw ,i Us miss W s'swEi'4'f,3m' wat ME-gsisw N - df Wraps, , 'sspudkm w -.J-Huw ' 'Ass im, ' ,-.WWW-,B fnsgw-'fs' 'mwwx . 'Hagan www , Amgwxig-03,5 , ' s is Crezttivie dancing, under girls' athletic director Mrs. YVise, is an important part of the physical education curricu um. The Women's Athletic Association was organized this year by lVIrs. Wise to promote sports activities outside of regular gym classes. am. 'TN-v ggs wr gsmnmi Egg, s-in is Q- xg, is s 'lsxft sm., I. Q, ,mv za sf A! 1? 3 'f 3 Q A 3 an 'r I A my Q if Um -Q Qs , E, , E A ,B . 3 , K M32 1 we 3 My ff? K ,J x--z 2,-x . 'E MV X if ws -5,2 :mi img? 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HILL, M.D. DENTIST 220 WEST THIRD YANKTON YANKTON, souTH DAKOTA DR- C- J- PLATH YANKTON CLINIC CPHROPRACTOR 4oo PARK AVENUE '03 U3 WEST TH'RD YANKTON, sour:-4 DAKOTA 4 DRIER CREAMERY T THE COMPANY Presto and American CAFES THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS OM OF CO N S E S We gig in more wonaferfuf St 1 1 I . Man a Ioorfraif hom ue , JHNHHWS SHIHIH YANKTON S PAK HUTELS 00. Adney, William 7, 33, 56. B. 04, 68 Anderson, Arlene 45, 54 Anderson, Esther 10, 11, 13, 18, 33. 54, 55, 64 Armstrong, Shirley 18, 33 Axen, Gail 14, 61 Bare, Donald 17, 45 Barker, George 38 Bartter, Martha 38 Bartter, Robert 38 Bertach, Elton 16, 17, 34, 55, 57 Student Index Held, Carolyn 10, 19, 22, 41, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63 Herrboldt, Dean 45, 57, 59 Hinze, Charles 46, 56, 61 Hochhalter, Duane 42 Hofer, Verona 19, 46, 54, 59, 60, 61 Hooker, John 16, 35, 55, 56, 58, 81, 62, 68 Hopkins, Leonard 35, 55 Howell, Francis 42 Howell, Shaplelgh 44, 61, 81 Nebula. Edward 17, 47 Nelson, Dorothy 10, 14, 20, 21, 86, 54, 80 Nelson. Gene 39, 55, 82 Nelson, Lawrence 36 Nerl, Joseph 19, 39, 81, 64 Nerl, Ruth 6, 7 Blix, Beverly 10, 19, 41, 54, 55, 58, 84 Boekelhelde, Julanne 10, 45, 54, 60, 61 Boepple, Betty 45, 54, 60, 61 Bonath, Harold 41 Boyd, Theodore 16, 19, 38, 55, 58 Braught, David 17, 19, 21, 22, 41, 60, 61 Brenna, Leroy 34 Brennan, Catherine 45, 54 Brlnkmeyer, Gene 34, 60, 66 Brockman, Rita 45, 54, 61, 63 Brooks, John 34, 55, 57 Brooks, Patrick 8, 44, 57, 60, 81 Brooks, Robert 17, 44, 55, 72, 79, 80 Brost, Ramona 33, 34, 54, 56 Brosz, Jeanus 18, 38, 54, 55, 60 Browne, Eugene 38, 57 Buckstead, Joe 44, 81 Buchtel, Royce 37, 57 Budd, Robert 7, 44, 58 Burkhead, Beverly 45, 54, 60 Bumham, Kenneth 81, 78, 80 Byington, Beth 13, 38, 62, 63 Cameron, Jerry B1, 82 Christensen, Marilyn 10, 18, 33, 54, 55 Christensen, Tommy 45 Christians, Marian 45, 54, 60 Clapp, John 15, 22, 38, 78, 80 Clusen, Dorothy 21, 84 Crunk, Emest 34, 55, 79, B1 Cwach, Elmer 45 alrymple, DeWayne 17, 22 annenbrlng, Suzanne 20, 44, 54, 60, 63 eLaubenfela, Richard 44, 61, 63 enu, Karen 38, 54, 62, 63, 66 iaz, Arnaldo 13, 19, 44 Welle, Marion 25, 41, 54, 55, 59 lahleld, Fritz 80 ngelhardt, Kenneth 81, 82 lscher, Robert 34, 55, 71, 72, 78, 81 lscher, William 34, 55, 79, 81 lamming, Glorla 41, 54, 58, 60 owler, Phyllis 18, 38, 54, 55, 60, 63 reese, Jackie 35 , Molfls 39, 80, 61 reler, Salvanus 15, 16, 33, 35, 55, 60, 81, 82, 83 all, Delores 44, 54, 60 rasmick, Veldon 37, 57 , Richard 41, 60 an, Robert 38, 39, 73 , Patricia 45. 54. 61 , George 35, 57, 58 land, Martha 8, 18, 41, 54, 55, 57, 62, 66, 67, B4 3, Darrell 45, 61 , Robert 45 Huck, Wilbur 13, 14, 37, 57 Hults, Edith 43, 54, 56, 63 Hurst, Darlene 20, 43, 54, 56, 60 Hyke, Charles 34, 55, 72, 79, 81 Jacobsen, Margaret 34, 46 Jacobsen, William 43, 64, 72 Johnson, Bernice 8, 18, 19, 41, 43, 54, 55, 84 Johnson, Clifford 46, 75 Johnson, Henry 42, 61 Johnson, William 46, 55, 74, B1 Jones, David 46 Kalna, William 46, 55, 57, 58, 74 Kaupu, David 46, 55, 57, 58, 74 Kautz, Lusetta 20, 42, 54, 55, 56, 60 Kiel, Doris 10, 13, 18, 39, 54, 56, 57, 59, 60 Kirschenmann, Calvin 19, 46, 56, 57, 60 Klein, Donald 16, 43, 55, 72 Knerr, Rose Mary 19, 24, 46, 54, 60 Knopp, Benjamin 43, 56, 57, 58, 60 Koenig , Edwin 6, 4-4, 46, 79, 80 Koenig, Jack 16, 17, 19, 39, 55, 57, 82 Koster, Delores 46, 54, 61 Krause, Robert 39, 56, 57, 61 Lange, Carol 46, 54, 60, 61 Larson, Donna 46, 54 Larson, Marilyn 46, 54, 60, 61 Lee, Tuck Wah 57, 61 Left, Wenzel 13, 21, 43, B0 Light, D avid 17, 47, 60 Light, Joy 10, 20, 24, 33, 35, 80 Lindgren, Donald 35, 57 Lloyd, Phyllis 44, 47, 54, 56, 59, 60 Loftis, Eugene 16, 43, 55, 56, 57 Lomas, Max 16, 39, 55, 64, 72 Luilzart, Edwin 16, 39, 55, 56, 59 Lyons, Jack 47, 60 Maedche, Emest 7, 35, 55, 56, 57, 58 Magneson, Robert 47 Magstadt, Donald 47, 55, 74, 78, 80 Maisch, Gordon 47, 56, 57, 58, 60 Marx, George 33, 35, 55, 60, 62 Maschke, Alfred 39, 61, 62, 83, 84, 66, 75 McKay, Doris Jean 47, 54 McKee, Garold 42 McKennett, Richard 47, 58, 75, 81 Melby, Edward 81, 82 Merry, Ellen 38, 39, 54, 60 Merseberg, James 47, 56, 57, 58, 75 Miller, John K. 36 Mischke, Myrna 47, 63 Mogen, Iro 19, 21, 39, 58, 60, 74 Mozseth, Donald 36 Mumford, Jane 42, 54, 57 Munger39Ch6::J1alne 9, 10, 20, 43, 54, 55, 56, 99 Neu, Robert 16, 36, 55, 57, 82 Nielsen, Maurice 14, 43, 55, 78, 80, 82 Oaks, Irl 4-3, 55, 74, 78, 80, 82 Olsen, Judith 47, 54, 60, 61 Pahlas, Clark 47, 55, 57, 74 Paskewltz, Paul 47, 56, 57, 58, 59, 75 Perez-Cot, Gustavo 19, 47 Phillips, Marshall 40 Price, Jeanene 8, 7, 48, 54 Rasmussen, Richard 36, 71, 72, 79, 81 Reinoehl, Allen 48, 58 Reiter, Henry 40 Reyes, Orlando 48 Reynolds, Robert 48 Richards, Arne 18, 40, 58, 58, 59 Rosenson, Irwin 48, 74 Rubbert, Armin 13, 40, 55, 72 Rubbert, Duane 13, 18, 36, 55, 71, 72 Rueter, Anna 10, 40 Rus, Arleen 43, 54, 60 Sayler, Bernard 38, 55, 57, 72, 82, 83 Sayler, Delbert 48, 56, 57 Salyer, Ralph 40, 56, 57, U Sayler, Wilma 19, 48, 60 Schaal, Herbert 21, 42, 55, 56, 57, 58, 80 Schatz, Raymond 40, 55, 58, 57, 58, 59, 80 Seidel, Arthur 38, 73 Sinclair, Dean 36 Smith, Alvin 7, 9, 48 Smith, Lodema 18, 87 Sprenger, Edgar 40, 58, 57, 60 Strobel, Arnold 42, 56, 57, 58, 60 Strobel, Viola 43, 54, 58, 60 Stuelpnagel, John 40, 61 Tieszen, Joanne 48, 54, 61, 83 Tollin, Barbara 9, 20, -B, 54, 55, 58, 59, 80, 81 Trantlna, Janis 48, 54, 58, 59 Trulock, Glen 48, 80, 81 Tschetter, Richard 7, 43, 83, 68 Tucker, Robert 48, 58 Uttecht, Dorothy 48, 54, 58, 80, 81 Valentine, Mavis 8, 48, 54, 55, 56, 59, 60, 84, 86 Van Ravenswaaij, Cornelius 17 Vilas, Betty 48, 54, 56, 59 Vipond, JoAnn 14, 37, 54, 55, 58, 59 Walters, James 49, 58, 60, 63, 66 Weber, Mary Jane 21, 37, 54, 59 Wenz, Herbert 37, 54, 57, 80 Whaley. 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