Winona State Teachers College
NELS MINNE President On leave Jan. 20
M. R. RAYMOND Science
GLENN FISHBAUGHER Director of Teacher Training and Placement
MAURICE MARINER Dean of Men
HELEN PRITCHARD Registrar
JOHN FULLER Dean of College
MARGARET MILLER Nurse
MARGUERITA STEFFENSON Dean of Women
LUTHER McCOWN Physical Education
AMANDA AARESTAD HAROLD ANDERSON LUTHER ARNOLD LYLE ARNS Fifth Grade Supervisor Science, Mathematics Science Physical Education
AGNES BARD MILDRED BARTSCH JAMES BECKER RALPH BEHLING Music Rural Education Social Studies English
MARGARET BERVEN WILLIS BOOTS EUGENE BRODHAGEN HUGH CAPRON Physical Education English Physical Education Industrial Education
MARION DAVIS Spanish
EDWARD DAVIS Social Studies
PAULINE DAY Sixth Grade Supervisor
KATHRYN DUNLAY Second Grade Supervisor
JOSEPH EMANUEL Science
GERTRUDE FINCH
MARY ELLEN FINK OPAL FOSTER Business Administration Assistant Librarian First Grade Supervisor
LESLIE GAGE Primary Grades Supervisor
WALTER GRIMM Music
RICHARD HARRINGTON FRED HEYER Voice Band
GRACE HILER
English
ELTA KERN
Physical Education
WARREN MARLEY
Business Administration
RODNEY HOBSON
Industrial Education
FLORENCC KROEGER
Home Economies
MARJORIE MONROE
Phelps School
Music Supervisor
FREDERICK JEDERMAN
History
RUDOLPH LOKENSGARD
Mathematics
HELEN JONES
Phelps School
Art Supervisor
DOROTHY MAGNUS
Speech
FLORETTA MURRAY
Art
AUGUSTA NELSON
English
LOUSIA FARNER
Rural Education
RAY SCARBOROUGH
Geography
JEAN TALBOT
Physical Education
SHIRLEY NESS
Business Administration
JANET SCHMIDT
Librarian
MAGDA TALLE
Junior High School English
JAMES FRANGE
Junior High School Social Studies
RUTH SIMS
Kindergarden Supervisor
BERTHA TENHOFF
Second Grade Supervisor
E. L. RAGAR
Psychology
MAE SWEENEY Fourth Grade Supervisor MELVIN WEDUL Junior High School PrincipalLORAINE CONAUGHT'V Secretary
MILDRED MOROUSHEK Office Assistant
ANGELYN DE GROOT AssistantAccountan
HILDA MUHLE Secretary
ELIZABETH DONATH Secretary
BERNICE SAFRANEK Office Assistant
MYRTLE KRATZ Office Assistant
WILLIAM SPETCH Business Manaqer
William F. Beseler Winona Minnesota.
Major: Business Administration.
Minor: Math.
Activities: Commerce Club, Apollo Club, Mixed Chorus.
Robert J. Clausen St. Paul, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Science.
Minor: Math.
Activities: "W" Club, Student Council, Y.R.L., Vets Club, T rack, I.R.C., Science Club, L.S.A.
Walter Hahenstein Lake City, Minnesota.
Major: Social Science.
Minor: Psychology.
Activities: Commerce Club, Debate, Gamma Delta, I.R.C., L.S.A., Radio Guild, Student Council, Wenonah, Y.R.L., Class Officer.
Arthur M. Little Decorah, Iowa.
Major: Business Administration.
Minor: Social Studies.
Activities: Commerce Club, Vets Club.
Roger Earl Grabau Cresco, Iowa.
Major: Business Administration.
Minor: History.
Activities: Commerce Club, Industrial Arts Club.
Gene P. Pelowski Winona, Minnesota.
Major; Business Administration.
Minor: Social Science.
Activities: Golf, Newman Club, I.R.C., Commerce Club, "W” Club.
Stanley Prokopowicz Great Neck, New York.
Major: Business Administration.
Minor: History.
Activities: "W" Club, Commerce Club, Baseball, Football.
Joseph Salo Troy, New York.
Major: Social Studies
Minor: Psychology.
Activities: Transfer Student from Rusell Sage College.
James Smaby Peterson, Minnesota.
Major: Business Administration. Social Science.
Minor: History.
Activities: Student Council, Y.D.L., I.R.C., Commerce Club, Vets Club, L.S.A.
George Sondstede Minnesota City, Minnesota.
Major; Business Administration.
Minor: Social Science.
Activities; "W" Club, Vets Club, Gamma Delta, L.S.A., Commerce Club, Football, Winonan.
Milton Spencer Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Business Administration.
Minor; History.
Marvin Abts Fountain City, Wisconsin.
Major: Social Science.
Minor: History, Biological Science.
Activities: Newman Club.
Vayden Anderson Harmony, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education.
Minor: Math, Social Science.
Activities: Student Council, Kappa Delta Pi, L.S.A., Track, Football, Physical Education Club.
Morse Archer Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Mojor: E n gl i s h. Social Science.
Activities: Kappa Delta Pi, I.R.C.
Paul Andrejewski Winona, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Mnior: Art, Social Science.
Activities: Newman Club, I.R.C., Commerce Club, Y.D.L., Vets Club.
Henry Bartel Goodhue, Minnesota.
Major: Science.
Minor: Math, History.
Activities: Science Club, I.R.C., Wesley Club, Apollo Club, Mixed Chorus.
Erwin Bachler
Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Elementary Education.
Minor: Math.
Enoch Bennett
Lanesboro, Minnesota.
Major: Math, Science.
Minor; Physical Education.
Activities: Football, Basebol!.
Daniel Besser Mopleton, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Social Science.
Minor: Geography.
Activities: "W” Club, Physicol Education Club, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Intramural Sports.
Mrs. Elaine Besser Faribault, Minnesota.
Major: Math.
Minor: English, Spanish.
Activities: L.S.A., Science Club.
Martin Beyer
Elgin, Minnesota.
Major; Physical Education, Industrial Arts.
Activities; "W" Club, Physical Education Club, Industrial Arts Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Boxing, Baseball.
Grace Blohm Lake City, Minnesota.
Major: Elementary Education.
Activities: Mendelssohn, Mixed Chorus, Who's Who, Homecoming Queen Attendant.
Marion Brustuen
Appleton, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education.
Minor: Biology, History.
Activities: Science Club, W.A.A., Women's Physical Education Club, L.S.A.
Marilyn Bublitz Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English, Art.
Activities; Wenonah, Winonan, Kappa Pi, Radio Guild, Wenonah Players, Kappa Delta Pi, W.A.A., LS.A., Y.R.L.
Donald Chadbourn Winona, Minnesota.
Major; Science, Math.
Activities: Science Club, I.R.C., Radio Guild, Camera Club.
Mrs. Adeline J. Christensen Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Art.
Minor; History, Social Science.
Activities: Kappa Pi, Wenonah, L.S.A.
Val Jean Christensen Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts.
Minor: Math, Art.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Kappa Pi, Science Club, L.S.A., Football.
Robert G. Clayton Waseca, Minnesota.
Major: English, History.
Activities: Kappa Delta Pi, Purple Key, Wenonah Players, Wenonah, Y.R.L., Congo Club, Student Council, Vets Club, I.R.C., Winonan.
Rosalie Critchfield Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English.
Minor; Biological Science, Speech.
Activities: Wenonah Players, Kappa Delta Pi, Purple Key, Radio Guild, Science Club, Student Council, Winonan.
Ray Colwell
South St. Paul, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Fine Art, Social Science.
Activities: Apollo Club, Mixed Chorus, Mason Music Club, Wenonah, Winonan, Kappa Pi, Congo Club.
Lois Ann Cronen Mapleton, Minnesota.
Major: Social Studies, Music.
Activities: Band, Mason Music Club, Swing Band.
James Cronen
Mapleton, Minnesota.
Major: Social Studies, Music.
Activities: Band, Mason Music Club, Swing Band.
Charles Dahl Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Social Science.
Activities: Football, BasketBall, Baseball, "W" Club, Physical Education Club, Vets Club.
Lucille Denning St. Charles, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities: Women's Physical Education Club, Wenonah Players, Wesley Club, W.A.A., Winonan, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Y.W.C.A.
Ernest DeSantis
Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English, Social Studies.
Activities: Newman Club.
Philip Du Bois Red Wing, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities; Football, Basebail, "W" Club, Physical Education Club.
Hugh Duffy Winona, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Biological Science, Social Science.
John C. Edwards Albert Lea, Minnesota.
Major: Science, Industrial Arts.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Science Club, Y.D.L. Track.
Mrs. Rudolph Ellis Lanesboro, Minnesota.
Major; Science.
Minor: Geography, Social Science.
Activities: Science Club, Vets Club.
Willard S. Erickson St. Paul, Minnesota.
Major: H i s t o r y. Social Studies.
Activities: Congo Club, I.R.C., Kappa Delta Pi, Student Council, Y.R.L.
Joseph R. Fennie Red Wing, Minnesota.
Major: Social Studies.
Minors: Speech, Music.
Activities: Cheerleader, Rodio Guild, W e n o n a h nah Players, Band, Swing Band, Student Council, President of Student Associotion, Tri - College Council, Apollo Club, Mixed Chorus, Vets Club.
Russell C. Frisby St. Charles, Minnesota.
Major; Industrial Arts.
Minors: Physical Education, Social Science.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Wesley Club.
Edward Glubka Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Art, History.
Activities: Kappa Pi, Winonan.
Douglas E. Grabau. Wykoff, Minnesota.
Major: Mathematics, Science.
Activities: Science Club.
Donald Guidinger St. Charles, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts.
Minor: Music, Social Science.
Activities; Band, Swing Band, Newman Club, Industrial Arts Club, Vets Club, Mason Music Club.
Charles W. Hanson Wabasha, Minnesota.
Major; Physical Education, History.
Activities: Football, Baseball, Physical Education Club, Vets Club, Y.D.L., Canterbury Club.
Chlorous M. Harwood Oronoco, Minnesota.
Major: Elementary Education.
Activities: I.R.C., Y.W.C.A.
Frederick Hawker Mapleton, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Biological Science, Social Studies.
Activities: Swing Band.
Earl B. Hovland Rushford, Minnesota.
Major: Science, Math.
Activities: Science Club, Y.R.L., I.R.C., Kappa Delta Pi.
Donald Judd Chatfield, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities: Football, Basketball. Physical Education Club, Newman, I.R.C.
Henry J. Karle Great Neck, New York.
Major: Physical Education, Social Science.
Activities: "W" Club, Baseball. Intramural Sports, Physical Education Club.
Darold D. King
La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities: Football, BasketBall, Track, "W" Club, Physical Education Club, Vets Club.
John J. Kirby St. Paul, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Speech, Social Science.
Activities: Wenonah Players. Radio Guild, Newman Club, I.R.C., Vets Club, Football.
Harold J. Konkel
Ashland, Wisconsin.
Major; Physical Education.
Minor: Biology and Mothemotics.
Activities: Baseball, Basketball. Football, Track, "W" Club, Newman Club and P.E. Club.
Frances Kvam Canton, Minnesota.
Major: Art.
Minor: Spanish, English.
Activities: Wenonah Players, L.S.A., Y.D.L., Kappa Pi.
Jack F. Lake Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Science, Social Science.
Activities: Science Club, Camera Club, Y.D.L., Vets Club.
Ella Marie Lampland Mayfield, Minnesota.
Major: Elementary Education.
Activities: A.C.E., L.S.A., I.R.C., Y.W.C.A.
Geraldine Landers
Winona, Minnesota.
Major; History, Music.
Activities: Transfer Student from the U of Minnesota Mason Music, Student Dean.
Sylvia Lanning Delhi, Iowa.
Major: Music, English.
Activities: Mendelssohn, Mixed Chorus, I.R.C., Y.W.C.A., Kappa Delta Pi, Apollo Club Accompanist.
Robert Lawstuen Lanesboro, Minnesota.
Major: Math, Physical Education.
Activities: Physical Education Club.
Stanley A. Ledebuhr Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts.
Minor: Art, Geography.
Activities: Kappa Pi, Industrial Arts Club,
Clarence Lee Mabel, Minnesota.
Major: Music, Social Science.
Activities: Mason Music Club, Band, Swing Band.
John B. Mahike Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Math, Science.
Activities: "W" Club, Science Club, Student Council, L.S.A., Gamma Delta, Baseball.
Mildred M. Marshall Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Kindergarten-Primary.
Minor: Music.
Activities: Band, Mendelssohn. Mixed Chorus, A.C.E., Mason Music Club, Wenonah, Camera Club, W.A.A.
Herald J. Marske Mapleton, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Geography, Social Science.
Activities: Y.D.L., L.S.A., Science Club.
David D. Monroe Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Major: Biology, Social Sience.
Minor; Moth.
Activities: Track, L.S.A., Commerce Club, Science Club, Y.D.L., Vets Club.
John Moynihon Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Major: Elementary Education.
Minor: Social Science.
Activities: Football, Basketball. Golf, "W” Club, Apollo Club.
F. Molcolmn Mosing Red Wing, Minnesota.
Major: English.
Minors: Speech, Social Science.
Activities; Transfer from the U. of Minnesota, Radio Guild, Wenonah Players.
Everett Mueller Lewiston, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities: Who's Who, "W" Club, Physical Education Club, L.S.A., Basketball, Baseball, Intramural.
Georgine Norton Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English, Sociol Science.
Minor: Speech.
Activities: Wenonah Players, Radio Guild, Y.D.L., I.R.C.
John Carlton Pendleton Richmond, Virginia.
Major: Industrial Arts.
Minor: Math, Social Studies.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, I.R.C., Golf, Kappa Delta Pi.
Richard Petty Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English, Social Studies.
Activities: Wenonah Players, Radio Guild, Y.D.L., I.R.C., Wesley Club.
Constance M. Strommer Phillips
Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Art, Industrial Art.
Activities: Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Pi, L.S.A., W.A.A., A.C.E., Orchestra, Wenonah.
Janice Sabotta Fountain City, Wisconsin.
Major: Physical Education.
Minor: Math, SocialScience.
Activities: W.A.A., Physical Education Club, Newman Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who.
Wanda Ronnenberg Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Math.
Minors: Social Science, History.
Activities: L.S.A., Science Club.
Frederic Sondeen Kasson, Minnesota.
Major: Math, Science.
Activities: Science Club, Y.R.L., Student Council, Wenonah, Class Officer.
Elaine Sonden Winona, Minnesota.
Major: English.
Minor: Music, Speech.
Activities: Mendelssohn, Mixed Chorus, Wenonah Players, Wenonah, Winonan. Kappa Delta Pi, L.S.A.
Luverne J. Scanlon
Lanesboro, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Industrial Arts.
Activities: "W" Club, Physical Education Club, Industrial Arts Club, Golf, Football, Newman Club.
Ervin Schmidt Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Math, Science.
Activities: Science Club, Apollo Club.
Robert D. Sershen Waseca, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Math.
Minor: Social Science.
Activities: I.R.C., Physical Education Club, Science Club, Kappa Delta Pi, L.S.A., Y.D.L.
Urban S. Shugort Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Social Science, Industrial Arts.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, I.R.C., Y.D.L.
George A. Simpson Racine, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts, Social Science.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club, "W” Club.
Betty Stuck Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Social Science.
Minor: History, English.
Activities: Publication Board, Y.R.L.
Donald J. Sullivan Stewartville, Minnesota.
Major: Music, History.
Activities: Band, Orchestra, Apollo Club, Mixed Chorus, Newman Club, Student Council, Mason Music Club.
Jerry Summers Houston, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, History.
Activities: Physical Education Club.
Donald Sweeney Fountain City, Wisconsin.
Majors: History.
Minor: Speech, Social Studies.
Activities: Band, Wenonah Players.
Joseph Tondeski Winona, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Geography, Social Studies.
Activities: Newman Club, I.R.C.
James W. Tews Lewiston, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Social Science.
Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, "W" Club, Physical Education Club.
David Todd Cresco, Iowa.
Major :
Minor
Activities: Transfer Student from Upper Iowa University. Chorus, Track, Football, "W” Club.
Robert Verchoto Winona, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education, Biological Science.
Activities: Football, Track, Physical Education Club, "W" Club, Science Club, Intramurals.
Marvin Wass Nisswa, Minnesota.
Major: Biology.
Minor: Math, Physical Science.
Activities: Student Council, Congo Club.
Bette Waldron Pine Island, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education.
Minor: History, Biological Science.
Activities: Women's Physical Education Club, W.A.A., Kappa Delta Pi, Student Council, Band, Science Club, W.A.A. Board.
Robert Wallace
Kasson, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts, Social Science.
Activities: Y.R.L., Industrial Arts Club, I.R.C., Vets Club, Boxing, Winonan, Wesley.
Donald W. Wantock Winona, Minnesota.
Major: History.
Minor: Social Science, Geography.
Activities: Newman Club, Y.D.L., Commerce Club, Vets Club.
Robert Welte Rochester, Minnesota.
Major: Industrial Arts.
Minor: Math, Social Studies.
Activities: Industrial Arts Club.
Maynard Jay Weber Great Neck, New York.
Major: History.
Minor: Social Studies, Geography.
Activities: Winonan, Intramural. Student Council, "W" Club, Baseball Who's Who.
James Wilson Stillwater, Minnesota.
Major: Physical Education.
Minor: Social Science, Geography.
Activities: Physical Education Club, Vets Club, Baseball, Golf, Intramural.
Joan Wintervold Red Wing, Minnesota.
Major: Art.
Minor: Spanish, Speech.
Activities: Kappa Pi, Wenonah Players, Y.R.L., Student Council, Wenonah,
Joyce Boyum
Adams, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., L.S.A., Y.W.C.A.
Beverly Buckmon
Dodge Center, Minnesota.
Activities: Mendelssohn, Mixed Chorus, Bond, A.C.E.
Marilyn Brekke
Lonesboro, Minnesota.
Activities: I.R.C., D.F.L., Mendelssoh n,L.S.A,. A.C.E., Y.W.C.A., Homecoming Queen Attendant.
Donna Christensen
Winona, Minnesota.
Activities: Cheerleader, Y.D.L., A.C.E., L.S.A.
Roger Chollberg
Winona, Minnesota.
Activities: Debate, Wenonah Players.
E. Maírine Fleener Dodge Center, Minnesota.
Activities: Y.W.C.A.
Joyce Eskro Preston, Minnesota.
Activities: Wenonah Players, W e n o n a h, W. A. A., Y.W.C.A., A.C.E., Band.
Norma Gomes Canton, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Y.W.C.A., L.S.A., Band.
Helen Gorlick Galesville, Wisconsin.
Activities: Wenonah Players, A.C.E.
Josephine Howland White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Congo Club, Wenonah Players.
Ruth Houke Red Wing, Minnesota.
Activities: Y.W.C.A., A.C.E., Wesley Club.
Mary Grace Ihlan Pipestone, Minnesota.
Activities: Wenonoh Players, Winonan, A.C.E., Newman Club, Y.D.L.
Leone Jacksha Rauch, Minnesota.
Activities: Newman Club, A.C.E.
Joyce Jenney Morris, Minnesota.
Activities: L.S.A., A.C.E., Y.W.C.A., W e n o n a h Players, Wenonah, Winonan.
Ruth Jorenby Blanchardville, Wisconsin.
Activities: L.S.A., A.C.E.
Adean King Stewartville, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Y.W.C.A., Wesley.
Rita Lolly Mantorville, Minnesota.
Activities: Newman Club, A.C.E., Winonan.
Wilma Leir
Randolph, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E.
Barbara Lelwica Winona, Minnesota.
Activities: Newman Club, Y.D.L. Class Officer, Homecoming Queen Attendant.
Agnes O'Meara St. Charles, Minnesota.
Activities: Newman Club, A.C.E.
Geraldine O'Neill South St. Paul, Minnesota.
Activities: Wenonah Players, Y.D.F., Newman Club.
Gloria Perry
Pipestone, Minnesota.
Activities: Cheerleading, A.C.E., Y. R. L., Wesley..
Donis Pretzer Millville, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Wenonah Players, Winonan.
Pelagia Prodzinski
Winona, Minnesota.
Activities: Winonon, Wenonoh, Newman Club, I.R.C., Y.D.L.
Mrs. Addlyn Rehdantz
Albert Lea, Minnesota.
Activities: W.A.A., Wenonah Players, A.C.E.
Charlatte Sanden
Houston, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Winona, L.S.A.
Verna Schmidt
Elgin, Minnesota.
Activities: A.C.E., Gamma Delta, L.S.A.
Phyllis Seversan
Preston, Minnesota.
Activities: Wenonah Players, Winonan Staff, A.C.E., Y.W.C.A., L.S.A.
Rase Mary Shields
Winona, Minnesota.
Activities: Newman Club, A.C.E., I.R.C., Homecoming Queen Attendant.
Betty Turnbull
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Activities: Y.D.L., I.R.C., A.C.E., Debate.
After producing the Arena style plays mid-year this group jumped right into the spring production of “Glass Menagerie” with Mai Mosing, V. Jensen, J. Kirby and guest actress, Sylvia Bremer. Rosie Critchfield is president, taking over for R. Clayton, mid-year graduate. Recording secretary, Mary Schmidt; Corresponding Secretary, Marilyn Bublitz; Treasurer, B. Crumb, Head technician, Don Redlich; and Adviser, Miss Magnus.
J. Jupin gestering at B. Crumb, E. Sanden, M. Mosing, and J. Wintervold between plays.
Emotional peak of “The Boor” B. Crumb proclaims his love for J. Wintervold. Is that a gun in her hand? What love is this?
Alter scence in “Why the Chimes Rang." K. Vogel receives flowers from M. Kohner, while D. Redlich, and J. Wintervold stand by. B. Newell is in the foreground.
Wenonah Players
Back Row: G. Sweeney, L. Roschen, W. Dohman, E. Dornack, D. Redlick, R. Crumb, D. Sweeney. Row 2: R. Petty, N. Robinson, J. Robinson, O. Catlin, E. Schreiber, K. Vogel, A. O’Neil, R. Mann. Row 3: A. Rehdantz, M. Bernhardt, A. Teff, P. Slaggie, M. Kling, M. Bublitz, J. Wintervold, Miss Magnus. Row 4: N. Bondeson, H. Garlick, D. Tukua, J. Eskra, M. Christgau, M. Schmit, E. Sanden, G. Norton, M. Blastervoid. Front Row: D. Bittle, R. Critchfield, K. Swanson, L. Mueller, G. O’Neill, V. Jensen, B. Newell, J. Jenny.
From the first of January on, a familiar cry around the annual staff is “When is the Yearbook coming out?’’ After the urge to kill is subdued, we all settle down write copy, cut pictures, draw up a dummy, and run on countless trips to the printing company. The photographers are run ragged with assignments the Rainey twins and Dick Mann can verify that. Ray Colwell tracked down Seniors until they ran when they saw him coming for fear he would give them something to do glossy prints would they ever come in? Fred Sandeen rounded up the business end of the annual Tom Stoltman dug up the advertisements Art Olson wrote up the sports section and Marilyn Bublitz gathered up all the information, compiled it, and got it off to press.
Staff: Editor, M. Bublitz; Business, F. Sandeen; Advertising, T. Stoltman; Senior Section, R. Colwell; Sports, A. Olson; Photographer, D. Mann; Copy,R. Siebert; and Adviser, Mr. Behling.
Annual Staff
Back Row: Mr. Behling, R. Colwell, D. Cieminski, F. Sandeen, M. Vincent, A. Olson, T. Stoltman. Front Row: J. Jenney, R. Seibert, M. Christgau, M. Bublitz, K. Baab, M. Kotlaba, K. Swanson.
R. Siebert, M. Bublitz, and R. Colwell. D. Mann, A. Olson, V. Scialabba, and T. Stoltman.Winona Staff (paper)
Back Row: P. Sagal, L. Beilke, F. Donath, L. Roschen, L. Catlin. Row 2: L. Christensen, R. Fenwick, H. Essman, B. Wallace, K. Vogel. Row 3: M. Hemmelman, P. Slaggie, S. Eskar, D. Cieminski, D. Gill, T. Stoltman, R. Mann. Row 4: P. Schuler, R. Wendt, R. Seibert, M. Bublitz, M. Christgau, K. Baab, C. Peterson, Mr. Behling. Front Row: J. Jenney, D. Bittle, J. Eskra, E. Sanden, V. Jensen, M. Wesenberg, D. Bergsrud, R. Critchfield, K. Swanson.
Once a month the halls are filled with people reading a newspaper no, this is not a cultural era. merely the day the WINONAN comes out. This is the day that Larry Catlin, Editor, can sleep his worries are over for at least one day then he has to start thinking for new stories, articles, and rarely, ideas. Paul Sagal periodically goes mad with the business accounts and generally the whole staff is one beeg rushing madhouse over in the publications room. Mr. Behling is the Adviser But his headaches are few, for all the problems are those of the staff. A staff meeting in the pub-room formulates the ideas.
P. Sagal, J. Fishbaugher checking “business”. Mailing troubles are headaches of M. Weisenberg and L. Bielke.Over in the southeast corner of Somsen Hall is the Industrial Arts Club headquarters which has quite a following among T. C. males. Around forty-five members of the club congregate during the monthly meetings to prepare lecture programs, movies, etc., to be presented and to arrange for at least one field trip per quarter to visit some industry or trade organization for the purpose of allowing prospective Industrial Arts teachers to observe procedures and methods used by such institutions. It is felt that this will enable these teachers to plan better programs when they go out and teach programs which will more nearly fit the individual needs of thestudents.
Several lectures have been given and a field trip to Minneapolis enabled the group to visit Dunwoody Trade School and a Furniture Manufacturing Company. A Spring trip is being planned for Joston’s in Owatonna. John Pendleton is president; Urban Shugart, vice-president; Robert Wallace, secretary-treasurer; and Mr. Capron is the adviser.
On thelast Monday of each month the members of the Elementary Grade Club have a meeting in which they try to promote their purpose to work together for the betterment of childhood education. Marilyn Thompson was president; Joyce Eskra, vice-president; Norma Games, SecretaryTreasurer; and Miss Dunlay, adviser.
They, too, had their share of activity this past year in the fall they sponsored the Freshman Tea their good deed for the holiday season was remodeling toys for the poor children they carried the load of the Christmas Seal Campaign and in the spring they sponsored another Tea, this time for the graduating Seniors and Sophomores.
At their monthly meeting they usually have a guest speaker The speakers and their topics are something like this Mr. Fishbauger, Elementary Education; Mr. Frange, Use of Visual Aids in Education; Miss Foster, Reading; and Miss Jefferson, Elementary Books All this to prepare students to teach in elementary or rural schools.
Back Row: M. Gerber, S. Eskar, R. Hauke, E. Dornack, C. Harwood, D. Christenson, M. Hemmelman, A. Hansen. Row 2: B. Lelwica, G. Perry, N. Miller, A. Rehdantz, D. Burtness, E. Myrah, L. Sorenson. Row 3: C. Sanden, A. Teff, B. Roth, H. Halloran, J. Eskra, M. Brekke, N. Games, E. Hanson, Y. Amley. Row 4: 1. Thompson, A. Gregerson, M. Bernhardt, M. Ellison, A. Stang, C. Maas, H. Brostrom, M. Aasum, J. Boyum. Front Row: G. Marcomb, E. Jolson, C. Lockwood, N. Bondeson, L. Jacksha, H. Klas, L. E>enning, D. Bergsrud, R. Shields. Back Row: A. King, M. Gilbertson, R. Cyert. Row 2: B. Buckman, L. Holton, M. Diekrager, A. O’Meara. Front Row: J. Hill, H. Garlick, C. Helgemoe, J. Jenney, M. Ullom.Majors or minors in Science have a chance to partake in the activities of the Science Club. Fred Sandeen is president; Bob Clausen, vice-president; Chester Bartz, secretary treasurer; Henry Bartel, public relations officer, and Mr. Anderson, adviser.
During the meetings they have lectures on current scientific affairs. For instance. Dr. H. A. Green, biologist of the United States government’s Fish and Wildlife Service, spoke to them about
wildlife here and about Winona.
In September the group initiated twenty-six new members to replenish the supply. Activities for the eventwere held at Holzinger Lodge.
This year the club took another trip to Chicago, Illinois, and Madison, Wisconsin on March 9. They visited all the points of interest people usually visit on such trips. The sixteen travelers returned, happy, educated, and dog tired.
Violette, R. Harcey, R. Nachtsheim, W. Ferguson, L. Mauland, R. Clau-
sen. Row 4: Mr. Anderson, J. Simon, G. Gynild, K. Baab, W. Ronnenberg, M. Brustuen, M. Schmidt, Mr. Arnold. Front Row: R. Critchfield, I. Jacobsen, B. Waldron, M. Wesenberg, P. Hendrickson, K. Swanson, M. Ullom.
hack Row: C. Johnson, H. Bartel, F. Wiebusch, L. Olesen, S. Shock. Row 2: H. Knoll, J. Thorn, M. Cieminski, J. Olson, K. Sershen. Row 3: R. Mann, D. Schulz, D. Monroe, D. Graban, J. Edwards. Front Row: V. Christensen, R. Dreisback, B. Gowlland, D, Chadbourn.
Back Row: D. Szarmach, R. Palm, C. Bartz, F. Sandeen, G. Nissen, W. Priggc, F. Lipinski, D. Hilling. Row 2: Mr. Emanuel, A. O’Neil, J. Mahlke, V. Stensrud, E. Baumbach, R. Verchota, J. Lake, B. Cooper. Row 3: J. Hennessy, E. Schmidt, N.
The Science Club sponsored its annual Science Day Thursday, March 23, with programs of student demonstrations that were attended by students, alumni and the public of Winona and its surrounding territory.
In the physics department experiments and displays of light, sound, electricity, simple and complex machines were carried on. Outstanding were displays such as photoelectric cells, oscilloscope showing different sound waves, spectroscopes, audio oscillator used for testing hearing range, generators, dynamos, models of the human eye and polarization and its use in home and industry.
Very complete insect collections, bird collections, nutrition experiments on hamsters, heredity experiments as studied through rats were all ineluded in the zoology lab. In the anatomy department were skeletons of man and various animals, displays of structures and functions of the human body and student dissections of cats showing clearly all the organs in them. In the botany department were found controlled experiments on plant life, a botanical garden and other displays of plant life.
The chemistry department conducted experiments in quantitative analysis, organic chemistry and demonstrations of wetting agents, electroplating and fire extinguishers. Demonstrations in the mathematics department included a specially constructed apparatus to trisect angles, tricks in mathematic and explanations and examples of all phases of mathematics offered by the college.
J. Simon shows D. Schulz how to do it.
A. O’Neil and R. Harcey look on while a fellow classmate wants to find out the why’s and wherefore’s.
Those who are interested in Business and its factors belong to the Commerce Club. They have done their share in providing entertainment for the college they sponsored an all school party and a movie, “The Lodger”. The main purpose of the club is to give the members the latest information in the field of business methods machines opportunities and guest speakers. Mrs. Shirley Ness was the adviser for the group.
In the fall this group sponsored the customary “Big-Little Sister Campaign” where the upper class women help the frosh girls with college technicalities The more ambitious ones took part in the annual hike up Garvin Heights with food as an incentive
During Xmas holidays they have their traditional carolling throughout the town and the Spring weather spurred on the fashion show, “Younger than Springtime”.
Marilyn Thompson, president; Norma Games, vice-president; Joyce Boyum, Secretary-Treasurer were the officers this year; Miss Steffenson served as adviser.
This group has one of the largest memberships in the college 103 at thelast count. After holding its initial picnic at Holsinger Lodge, September 29, the club has held successive meetings through out the year which promote the purpose of the club guest speakers told of conditions in Germany, Spain, and Switzerland Miss Murray rounded out the whole continental review by relating experiences of her trip to Europe Combined meetings with St. Marys and St. Theresa helped to unify the three colleges in Winona Eight members of the club attended the Regional Conference in Minneapolis in December, where Jim Sorflaten was elected vice-president of the Regional Conference. The club sponsored a successful campaign for funds for books for over-seas students Several members attended the National conference in Ann Arbor, Michigan Officers of this friendly group are president, Lester Wagner; vice-president, Edward Dornack; Secretary-Treasurer, Gloria Gynild; and Program Committee, Jim Sorflaten an^d Dorothy Vehrenkamp.
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Back Row: N. Violette, K. Stapel. Row 2: V. Scialabba, W. Hohenstein, D. Cieminski, L. Beilke, D. Fair, R. Mann, E. Dornack, W. Dohman, B. Harwood. Row 3: F. Weibusch, T. Reid, D. Chadbourn, K. Seebold, D. Kinne, D. Schultz, F. Luchau. Row 4: D. Bergsrud, B. Roth, A. Gurvin, J. Simon, G. Gynild, M. Hemmelman, L. Adams, B. Gowlland. Front Row: S. Fanning, E. Jolson, G. Crandall, R. Seibert, N. Bondeson, H. Klas.
With new speed and enthusiasm the debate team grew and grew and finally became recognized in college circles due to the backing and help given it by Mr. Becker. They divided into two groups which trained new speakers and developed the older ones; a freshman team and a varsity team. Actual tournament debating began in January with the topic for the year; Resolved, that the United States should Nationalize the basic non-agricultural industries. Debates were held in several cities on this territory, Eau Claire, River Falls, St. Paul, and Minneapolis.
The team traveled to the Mid-Western Debate tournament at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in February, where they debated with teams from Nebraska, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri.
Harold Essmann is president, Gloria Gynild is secretary, and Mr. Becker is the adviser.
Back Row: W. Hohenstien, R. Challberg. Row 2: Mr. Becker, D. Fair, V. Stensrud, V. Scialabba, W. Dohman. Fronf Row: H. Essman, C. Peterson, R. Simon, O. Catlin. Dave resolvingThe 1949-1950 school year meant a golden anniversary for this musical organization. For fifty years the women’s choral group has been active in concert work and, more recently, in touring Minnesota high schools. Twenty-four members are directed by Mr. Grimm and accompanied by Miss Bard. This year at their by-weekly rehearsals, the girls have worked especially hard endeavoring
to make the golden year a memorable one. Various concerts during the year were climaxed by a big fifty-year’s concert and celebration in the spring. Elaine Sanden was president; assisted by vicepresident, Sylvia Tanning; Corresponding Secretary, Beverly Buckman; Recording Secretary, Nancy Buck; and Treasurer, Jen Jensen.
A. Smith, M. Brekke, S. Lanning, M. Dean, M. Schwagcr, R. Lohrbach, N. Buck, D. Lewis, L. Smith, R. Simon, Mr. Grimm, D. Peterson, R. Simon.
When a student leaves this school one of the things he will always remember is the music that comes from the tower voices singing songs he will never forget One of the groups that contributed their share to music was the Mixed Chorus.
An easy informality characterized rehearsals of the college chorus, which sings under the direction of Mr. Grimm and is accompanied by Miss Bard A combination of the Mendelsshon and Apollo clubs, the chorus meets every week to practice numbers ranging from the Hallelujah Chorus to some of the modern folk tunes.
In December a Christmas concert was presented by the group for the local Rotary Club. President George Truwe leads the singers with the help of Mary Dean, vice-president; and Jen Jensen, secretary-treasurer.
s. Lanning and M. Dean vocalize.
Back Row: H. Bartel, L. Peters. Row 2:]. Robinson, G. Truwe, L. Roschen, C. Sumner, N. Blohm, R. Ballard. Row 3: R. Fenwick, N. Robinson, D. Kindt, M. Hillig, A. Teff, R. Melde. Row 4: E.
N. Buck, M. Marshall, L. Smith, and D. Peterson in the tower practicing their songs.
Sanden, G. Crandall, S. Guckenburg, V. Jensen, M. Schwager, R. Simon, R. Simon. Front Row: R. Lohrbach, S. Lanning, A. Smith, B. Glaeser, B. Buckman, M. Dean, L. Smith, D. Peterson.
BOOM BA DEE BOOM BA DEE BOOM
BOOM BOOM! That bit of drum work is part of the College Band practise that is held twice a week. One can always tell when the group is in session for the noise carries through the ventilating system and the bricks jump in the foundation. They claim they can play anything from overtures to novelty numbers.
Band membership is open to any T. C. student who can play an instrument (Odd Requirement?) and can find time to attend rehearsals (even Odder). Chapel concerts, marching routines, and playing for football games gives the band experience but the most interesting part of being a band member is watching the squeeks, blasts, bumps, and embarrassing solo silence all iron out into a smooth organized piece of work.
Gordon Danuser could play the loudest so he was elected president; Lois Cronen, vice-president; Clarence Lee, secretary-treasurer; Ray Mortinger, Sergeant-at-Arms; and Mr. Heyer is the director.
Mr. Heyer directing his band.
Clarinet
section. G. Sweeney, S. Eskar, L. Rheingans. Back Row: C. Lee, E. Schreiber, J. Wood, L. Peters, G. Danuser, D. Kinne, G. Sweeney, A. Zigneigo. Row 2: C. Christensen, D. Nienow, N. Robinson, C. Sumner, J. Robinson, R. Mortinger, Mr. Heyer. Row 3: B. Brosious, M. Ellison, L. Smith, L. Rheingans, G. Landers, R. Dick, E. Baumbach. Row 4: S. Eskar, M. Bohnen, B. Roth, D. Lewis, R. Hendrickson, L. Cronen, H. Halloran, S. LaRock. Front Row: H. Klas, N. Bondeson, C. Murtaugh, M. Bernhardt, J. Holliday, M. Marshall, J. Eskra, L. Mueska.Those who have heard the Rhythm Masters will never forget their super arrangements and intriging mastery of “A Dreamer’s Holiday”, “Begin the Beguine”, “The Man I Love” and many more In fact this group presented one of the best chapel programs of the year everyone was present and everyone stayed.
The Rhythm Masters, T. .C. swing band, is composed of musicians, some of whom are professional, who have returned to complete their degrees Under the direction of Mr. Heyer, the
band plays a wide variety of tunes many are arranged by Mr. Heyer especially for the use of the band Besides playing for our programs, the group provides music for college dances and they go on tours to Minnesota high schools.
Trombonist Lois Cronen and trumpeteersDouglas Wood and Jim Cronen were the featured brass soloists, while Mr. Heyer led out on the clarinet and the saxaphone Only experienced musicians are selected to play in this exceptional group.
Those “low-down” blues. J. Fennie sings his old favorite “Shanty Town”. E. Barrows provides humor and skill. Birds-eye view.The god Apollo would be proud of his T.C. namesake, the Apollo Club Composed of some twenty male voices the choral group meets twice weekly for rehearsals with the director. Miss Bard accompanist, Sylvia Canning ; Tryouts select the voices which blend the best into the group the club works as one informal, music-centered unit come Bach or Waring laryngitis or spring fever. Jim Melde was president of the club this year, receiving valuable assistance from vicepresident George Truwe and secretary-treasurer, Ray Colwell.
Back Row: H. Bartel, L. Peters, L. Roschen, N. Blohm. Row 2: R. Melde, J. Robinson, G. Truwe. Front Row: N. Robinson, R. Ballard, C. Sumner, R. Fenwick.
R. Fenwick and N. Robinson.
S. Fanning accompanies G. Truwe, C. Summers and L. Roschen. Practice session.
After an opening 6-0 victory over St. Mary’s Redmen, the Warriors were “warriors” in name only as they failed to win a remaining game. They managed to stage a mild upset by tying the Moorhead team 20-20. But aside from these two games, things were pretty blue for the rest of the season. One bright spot in the football picture is the fact that only six lettermen graduate from the squad. They are: Don Judd, Dan Besser, Pinky Bennett, Dave Todd, Daud King, and George Sanstede. Improvement is the word for the coming seasons.
Front to Back Row 1 (/í/0-’J- Hedman, R. Hill, R. Keller, J. Boffa, L. Bailey. Row 2: H. Radtke, D. King, R. Kramer, L. Anderson, B. Fergenson. Row 3- F. Percuoco, S. Peterson, D. Doering, R. Lingenfelter, D. Todd, H. Clark. Row 4: R. Ellis, F. Weibusch, J. Koppler, D. Kubier, R. Tust, E. Bennett. Row 5: G. Sansted,
W. Schumacher, J. La Chappelle, A. Stark, C. Conaughty. Row
Back Kow:]. Tews, A. Rentz, B. Drugen, J. Lynch, J. Glenzinski, J. Kerrigan, J. Carlson, C. Evanson, Manager Konkol. Front
Kow: Coach Arns, P. Polus, B. Albrecht, J. Anderson, R. Lingcn' felter, R. Brimi, C. Dahl, A. Swota, D. Eliot.
The season of upsets ended with the Warriors having a seven-won and fifteen-loss record. This record was compiled with a maximum of close and thrilling games.
The Peds staged the upset of the year by beating Mankato 43-42 on Pete Polus’ 66-foot shot in the closing seconds of the ball game. It was the first time in ten years that Winona T. C. has defeated the Indians in basketball.
The T. C. cagers finished in a tie for fourth position in the Minnesota State College Conference, having won three and lost five in conference play. Sonny Dahl is the only member of the squad to be lost by graduation.
Polus led the scoring with 272 points in 22 games, followed by Anderson with 143 points and Vondrashek with 136 points which he collected in the first eleven games in which he played. The team compiled 1,153 points for a 52.4 point average as compared to 1,258 points and a 56.2 average for their oponents.
Now look men! Arns coaches the basketball squad into a new play.
B. Elliot runs around his guard. P. Polus aiming for his big shot.
Happy Pete after his victory
Hitting at a precentage of better than .320 for a team average, the Warrior baseball team won three championships with 14 victories and 4 defeats. The team annexed the city championship with two victories over St. Mary’s. They gained the Minnesota State College Conference championship along with the Minnesota-Wisconsin Bi-State Conference championship.
Led by Marty Lee and Sonny Dahl who hit .478 and .403 respectively, the team also sported 9 other men who hit the ball at a clip of .300 or better.
Ev. Mueller and Dad Stark led the pitchers with records of five wins and no losses while Andy Swota held the high strike record with 31 strike-outs.
The Beds had a total of 31 doubles, 11 triples, 22 homers, and 127 singles for a total of 191 hits off opposing pitchers. Dahl and Lee had 7 homeruns each. Winona pitchers gave but 135 hits for a total of 105 runs. Of these hits, opposing players connected for but two homeruns and a total of 31 extra base hits off the slants of the T. C. flingers.
Back Row/ Coach Arns, L. Anderson, J. Drugan, J. Tews, P. Du Bois, M. Lee, H. Konkol. Second Row: R. Kershow, D. Brandt, H. Karle, E. Bennett, J. Yantes, J. Mahlke, R. Stark. Front Row: H. Radtke, F. Percuoco, J. Barrett, C. Dahl, A. Swota, S. Prokopowicz, E. Mueller.
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Run! boys, run! And that’s just what the track team does. The team, missing men in many events, could not gather a first place trophy; but they came as close to it as possible with a small squad.
They placed second in the Minnesota State College Conference meet after leading through the meet until its final two events, in which they had no men entered. It was the same story in the Minnesota-Wisconsin State Conference meet where the track men placed third. The Peds dropped their only duo-match to LaCrosse but they came back with a second in the four team Mankato meet.
The team of: Dave Todd, Lyle Roschen, John Mettille, Jack Strommer, Joe Lynch, Jim LaChappelle, Dorence Nelson, Andy Swota, Marty Beyers, Bob Dreisbach, Bob Clausen, and Bob Verchota will return for the 1950 season.
Back Row: C. Bradhagen, D. Todd, L. Roschen R. Verchota, R. Clausen, D. Christensen, S. Peterson. Front Row: J Lynch, J. La Chappell, D. Nelson, J. Strommer.
Every campus has its share of “beeg” letter men running or ambling about even T. C. For an obvious reason our lettermen wear “W’s” and they have organized the inevitable “W” Club The emblems worn by the members of this group signify that the wearers have participated in a major sport and have adhered to the requirements of good sportsmanship The function of this "%/" e¿u
group is to award “W” blankets to seniors who have won four letters and in sports or three letters have been captain Their candidate won the homecoming queen contest this year Big shot in the club is Darold King, helped by Bob Stark, vice-president; Ralph Kershaw, secretary-treasurer; Fletch Harvey, Historian; and Advisers Mr. McCown, Mr. Arns, and Mr. Brodhagen.
The Warriors did not fare so well in thefield of golf as they failed to come out on top once. They placed fourth and sixth respectively in the Minnesota State College Conference and the MinnesotaWisconsin State College Conference.
In duo meets they chased the ball around the course in five matches but could not salvage a victory.
Back Row: A Swofa, J. Lynch, R. Hill, D. King, F. Warweg, G. Sandstedc. Row 4:]. Hedman, D. Cook, M. Beyer, H. Radtke, R. Verchota, J. LaChappelle, R. Ellis. Row 3: F. Percuoco, C. Dahl, L. Scanlan, D. Todd, W. Ferguson, R. Stark, R. Clausen, H. Konkel. Row 2: Mr. McCown, W. Drugan, V. Stcnsrud, J. Malke, R. Kubier, R. Kershaw, Mr. Arns. Front Row: R. Elliot, M. Lee, W. Schumacker, J. Drugan, L. Anderson, S. Peterson.After completing a rough course in Anatomy, all men Physical Education majors are admitted into this group which gives to them knowledge of trend in education improvements and general conditions about the field.
This group supervised the freshmen-sophomore tough football game which opened the homecoming activities they administered McCloy Physical Efficiency Tests prior to the Intramural Basketballs program they work they serve as guide for that program they work they work on the Spring Picnic for the School and they have fun.
Chief character in this group is tall with a heinie and called Charles Hansen; Jim Wilson and Horst Radtke take next honors and Mr. McCown is the faculty member who guides them.
Back Row.- Coach McCown, B. Drugan, N. Morgenson, A. Swota, J. Kerrigan, L. Ellinghuysen. Row 2: D. Elkins, J. La Chappelle,
D. Cook, J. Carlson. Row 1:D. Elliot, D. Thorson, W. Fergensen, W. Shumacher, C. Dahl.
D. Redlich and J. Fennie, guest cheerleaders.
The racket swingers of Teachers College had a good year under the direction of Coach L. A. MeCown. By defeating the team from St. Mary’s, they gained the City Championship title. After this victory, they won two more matches while suffering two losses to end the season with a 3-2 record.
In tournament play, the team also fared well by gaining both second place in the Minnesota State College Conference tournament and the Minnesota-Wisconsin Bi-State Conference tourney.
Prospects for the future are not the best for W.S.T.C.’s team as five of the six team members will not be enrolled. The team consisted of: Bill Tsatsos, Jack Myers, Jim Dresser, Barney Murtaugh, Dan Besser, and Tony Zigneigo.
A rare moment studying.
The girl between the stockings is Elena. Cleanliness is next to Godliness so pass the Halo, kid. Canasta Canasta Canasta. OOPS It’s bridge.
Comes spring and L. Roschen hits the shower. Some girls do their homework at Maxwell.
Marty caught a cold .that’s Vic’s Vaporub on his nose (he says).
Your home away from home Prentiss Lodge nonsense.
Noel in his “sack” what no card game down stairs.
A1 Kulig stores up energy for a big game.
No not March 15 but almost. it’s registration day. Mrs. Griffith gives that all important key to Macey.
Fort Knox
Signing out.
Exchange Gang. the popularity of this place is increasing. Good food, no doubt.
It’s empty So What!
“Dam the Beavers” wins a prize for R. Siebert. J. Fennie hands over the precious prize.
“Yah WILL? Jeepers.” L. Peters wins again. Shepard Serenade.
They don’t play Canasta either what up? No style?
Double exposure .Ray and Roy. Or is it Roy and Ray? Enjoy yourself. etc.
On Monday during auditorium programs we heard speakers; lecturers informed us on nearly every subject manner possible. One who no doubt remains outstanding in everyones mind is Mr. Charles Emerson Boddie. His dynamic presentation kept us all in line hisclever humor kept us in stitches and his general impression and speaker’s manner kept us aware of the fact that success is an all important goal for each of us. Will we ever forget his deep thought, especially in the statement “Do not mistake the rustic cackle of your berg for the murmur of the world.’’ We need more people like Mr. Boddie.
The Community Concert series brought many talented artists to Winona this year, but they too had an outstanding personality and artist Alex Templeton. The largest turnout of musiclovers ever seen in Winona filled the High School auditorium and the stage. We heard Debussy, Ravel, Rachmaninoff and “Rag Mop’’ just an example of the versatility of the artist. At the end of the concert he played a composition of his own and then for humor he combined several songs and played them all together. This was a concert we will never forget because it was performed by a man we will never forget, Alex Templeton.
Charles Emerson Boddie and Dr. Raymond.
Earl Schreiber meets Alex Tempelton.
Audience appeal.
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This year W. S. T. C. had one of the biggest and best Homecoming celebrations ever witnessed on the campus. From the opening pep fest to the coronation of Queen Rosie Shields the co-ed dance in Ogden to early rising of students who produced the largest and most colorful parade (Homecoming, that is.) ever seen in Winona
The Queen’s float floats for the thirteen candidates many, many bands from the area several comedy units the football game open house at the dorms and lodges right on down to the formal everything was packed with spirit and enthusiasm.
All the credit for the push behind the successful event goes to John Jupin and Joe Fennie. The C. C’s provided humor. Queen candidates this year were G. Blohm, M. Brekke, M. Bublitz, L. Denning, N. Games, M. Ihlan, J. Eskra, W. Leir, B. Lelwica, G. O’Neill, M. Thompson, E. Sanden.
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