Wenonah Yearbook - 1951

ABOUT THE COVER ■

Out of man’s struggle comes progress. As a representative fragment of mankind, students experience the many conflicts that confront all men.

As a physical representation of the student in struggle, our classic figure is portrayed in struggle between the traditional, the white triangular plane, and the new free form line from which comes the inevitable promise of progress in education.

Students express themselves in the classroom, in the various activity groups and in the sports field. It is through these channels of expression and through the facilities of the campus buildings and the guidance of the faculty that the students develop the democratic and constructive attitude.

This year has been another year filled with repeated trials, good times, work and hope.

And so the pen records the elusive spirit of our yesterday 1951

len Hall and Somsen,

West Somsen and Phelps Laboratory School,

Students at the north entrance of Ogden.

Maxwell Library,

Maxwell Field Stadium, which was dedicated at the beginning of fall quarter, was named after the late President G. E. Maxwell.

Shepard Hall.

Morey Hall.

Front Entrance of Morey.

Lucas Lodge.

Graduating with a B. A. degree from St. Olaf, Dr. Minne earned his M. S. and Ph. D. at the University of Wisconsin. Coming to Winona State Teachers College in 1932, he was science instructor until 1944, when he became president of the college.

His reserved manner and ingenious way of finding the right answer to administrative problems have gone a long way in adding teamwork to the college. His friendliness with students and sympathy toward their point of view helps in making Winona a fine school.

President Neis Minné.

Dr. and Mrs. Minné in their home.

M. R. RAYMOND B. A., Mich. State Normal College, Ypsilanti; M. A., Ph. D., U. of Mich.; Acting president W. S. T. C., Jan. - Aug., 1950, W. S. T. C. 1936.

JOHN J. FULLER B. S., Bowling Green; M. A., Columbia U.; Ph. D., Ohio S. U.,W. S. T. C. 1947.

Vice President M. R. Raymond.

Dean of CollegeJ.J. Fuller.

Director of Teacher Training and Placement G. E. Fishbaugher.

GLENN E. FISHBAUGHER B. A., Cornell; M. A., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of M. and Harvard U., W. S. T. C. 1926.

MAURICE MARINER B. A., Baker U., Kan.; M. A., Northwestern U.; grad, student, U. of M., Wayne U.,W. S. T. C. 1947.

MARGUERITA M. STEFFENSON Ph. B., U. of Chicago; M. A., Ohio U.; grad, student, Ohio U., U. of Chicago, W. S. T. C. 1948.

Dean of Men M. L. Mariner and Dean of Women M.M. Steffenson.

LUTHER McCOWN B. E., W. S. T. C. M. A., Col. S. U.; grad, student, U, of M.,W. S. T. C. 1942.

Athletic DirectorL. A. McCown.

HELEN B. PRITCHARD B. A., Vassar; B. S., Simmons, W. S. T. C. 1916. Register H. B. Pritchard.

ROBERT SCHUH B. S., W. S. T. C.; grad, student. U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1950. MARGARET

BODDY B. A., M. A., Ph. D., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1950. WILLIS E. BOOTS B. S., N. D. Ag. College; M. A., U. of Wis.; grad, student, U. of Wis., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1926. AUGUSTA

C. NELSON B. A., M. A., Ph. D., U. of M.; grad, student, Sorbonne, U. of Paris, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1947. RALPH A. BEHLING B. A., Ripon; Ph. M., U. of Wis. ; grad, student, U. of M., U. of Wis., W. S. T. C. 1948.

FLORETEA MURRAY B. E., W. S. T. C.; grad, student, Chicago Art Institute, U. of Chicago, Minneapolis Art Institute; M. A., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1932. MARION DAVIS B. A., St. Teresa;

M. A., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of M., U. of Mexico City, W. S. T. C. 1932. DOROTHY MAGNUS Assoc, in Arts, W. S. T. C.; B. S., M. A., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of Iowa, Northwestern U., Columbia U., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1943. JAMES BECKER... B. S., M. A., U. ofM., W. S. T. C. 1948.EDWARD DAVIS. ..B. A., Wabash; M. A., U. of Chicago; grad, student, U. of Chicago, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1945. FREDERICK JEDERMAN Diploma, S. T. C., Peru, Neb.; student, U. of London; B. A., M. A., U. of Neb., W. S. T. C. 1936.

Art F. Murray.

English M. Boddy, W. E. Boots, A. Nelson, R. Behling.

Social Science and History

J. Becker, F. A. Jederman, E. M. Davis.

SHIRLEY NESS B. Sc. Bus. Adm., Ohio S. U.,

W. S. T. C. 1947. WARREN MARLEY B. S., M. A., U. of Iowa; grad, student, U. of Iowa, W. S. T. C. 1949. GERTRUDE FINCH B. A., U. of Iowa; M. A., Columbia U., W. S. T. C. 1949.

RUDOLPH LOKENSGARD B. A., St. Olaf; M. S., U. of Iowa; grad, student, U. of M.; Ed. D., Columbia U., W. S. T. C. 1946. RODNEY

HOBSON B. S., Bemidji S. T. C.; M. A., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1949. HARRY JACKSON B. E., Eastern Ill. S. T. C.; M. A., U. of Ind.; grad, student Northwestern U., Ohio S. U., U. of M. and Ind., W. S. T. C. 1936. HUGH CAPRON

B. S., W. S. T. C.; grad, student. Harvard U., Mass. Institute of Tech.; M. A., Stout Institute, W. S. T. C. 1940. FLORENCE KROEGER Diploma, W. S. T. C.; B. A., M. A., Columbia U., W. S. T. C. 1934.

Business Administration S. Ness, W. Marley, G. Finch.

Industrial Arts R. Hobson, H. Jackson, H. Capron.

AGNES BARD B. E., W. S. T. C.; M. S., Northwestern U., W. S. T. C. 1933. WALTER

GRIMM B. S., M. S., Indiana S. T. C.; pupil of Cornelius Van Vliet and student Indianapolis Cons, of Music., W. S. T. C. 1923. RICHARD

HARRINGTON A. B., Hamline U., W. S. T. C. 1949.

EUGENE BRODHAGEN B. S., M. S., U. of Wis.; grad, student, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1946.

LYLE ARNS B. E., W. S. T. C.; M. Ed., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1948.

E. L. RAGAR A. B., William Jewell; A. M., U. of Mo.; Ph. D., U. of Mich., W. S. T. C. 1949.

JEAN TALBOT B. A., U. of Wis.; grad, student, U. of Col., Wellesley; M. A., Ed. D., N. Y. U., W. S. T. C. 1925. CATHERINE PATTERSON B. A., Iowa S. T. C.; M. A., Columbia U., W. S. T. C. 1950. MARGARET BERVEN B.

E., W. S. T. C; M. Ed., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1949.

Psychology E. L. Ragar.

Music W. Grimm, A. Bard, R. Harrington.

Physical Education —J. Talbot, C. Patterson, M. Berven.

Physical Education E. N. Brodhagen, L. A. McCown, L. Arns.

LOUISA FARMER B. E., W. S. T. C.; M. A., U. of Chicago., W. S. T. C. 1948. MILDRED

BARTSCH B. E., W. S. T. C.; M. A., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1920. RUTH L. SIMS B. S., Northeastern, Okla., M. S., Okla. A. and M.; Ph. D., Col. State, W. S. T. C. 1949.

LUTHER A. ARNOLD B. S., Augsburg; Ph. M., U. of Wis.; grad, student, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1946. KERLIN SEITZ B. S., Northeast Mo.

S. T. C.; M. A., Peabody; grad, student, U. of Wis., W. S. T. C. 1950. WALTER TANTTILA B. Chem. Ed., M. A., U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1950.

JOSEPH EMANUEL B. S., Duluth S. T. C.; M. S., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1949.

Rural Education L. Earner, M. Bartsch.

Science W. Tantilla, K. Seitz, J. Emanuel.

Science L. A. Arnold, M. R. Raymond.

AMANDA B. AARESTAD B. E., Moorhead

S. T. C.; M. A., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of M., Col. State, W. S. T. C. 1940. DOROTHY HEIDER

B. S., La Crosse T. C.; grad, student, U. of M., W. S. T. C. 1950. MAE SWEENEY B. A., M. A., U. of M.; grad, student, U. of Cal., Col. S. T. C., W. S. T. C. 1945. HELEN JONES B. S., S. T. C., Warrensburg, Mo.; grad, student, Peabody, Highland U., W. S. T. C. 1949. PAULINE DAY

B. A., Iowa S. T. C.; M. A., Columbia U.; grad, student, U. of Col., Wash., M., So. Cal., W. S. T. C. 1949. MARION STRAND B. S., St. Cloud S. T. C.; grad. Student, U. of Wis., W. S. T. C. 1950.

KATHRYN DUNLAY B. S., M. A., Northwestern U., W. S. T. C. 1948. GEORGIA GARLID

Elementary Education A. Aarestad.

Phelps

D. Heider, M. Sweeney, H. Jones, P. Day.

Phelps M. Strand, K. Dunlay.

Phelps —J. Prange, M. Talle, M. O. Wedul.

Phelps

G. Garlid, O. Foster.

B. A., St. Olaf; M. M., Northwestern U., W. S. T. C. 1950. OPAL FOSTER B. S., lowa S. T. C.; M. A., U. of Chicago; Exchange teacher, Fife, Scotland., W. S. T. C. 1931. MELVIN O. WEDUL

B. E., Moorhead S. T. C.; M. A., U. of M.; grad. student, U. of M. Jr. High School principal,

W. S. T. C. 1946. MAGDATALLE B. S., U. of M.; grad. student, U. of M., Col. S. T. C., W. S. T. C. 1947. JAMES FRANGE B. S., Ill. State

Normal U.; M. S., Ind. U., W. S. T. C. 1949.

MARGARET MILLER R. N., Kahler School of Nursing, Rochester, Minn.; B. S., M. A., Columbia U., W. S. T. C. 1930. MARY ELLEN

FINK B. A., Carleton; B. S., M. A., U. of M.; grad. student. So. Ill. U., W. S. T. C. 1949. JANET

SCHMIDT B. S., B. L. S., U. of Wis., W. S. T. C. 1949.

Nurse M. Miller.

Librarians M. E. Finie, J. Schmidt.

Dormitory Manager F. E. Griffith.

Business Manager W. B. Spetch.

Office Staff— Standing; L. Conaughty, B. Safranek, M. MorouSi.- A. de Groot, H. Muhle, E. Donath, M. Kratz. Engineer L. Bewick.

We are hound together

graduation

Bachelor of Arts

ADALBERT, RANG

Major; English

Minor: History.

Activities; Apollo Club 4; I. R. C. 4; College Chorus 4.

B. A. Graduates not pictured

DAVIS, EDWARD

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: History.

HENGEL, RALPH

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: Social Studies.

HOLST, EARL

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: Social Studies.

METTILLE, CHARLES

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: History.

ONSGARD, CARLTON

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: Music.

RICHARD YACKEL

Major; Business Administration.

Minor: Social Science.

Activities: Commerce Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 4.

VILAS AMUNDSON

Majorilndustrial Arts.

Minor: Physical Education.

Activities: Intramural 2, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; L. S. A. 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 4.

Bachelor of Science

MARVIN ANDINO

Majors : Mathematics and Social Science.

Activities: Gamma Delta 4, History Club 4; I. R. C. 1, 2 ; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 3, 4; L. S. A. 4.

HAROLD BRANES

Major : Elementary Education.

Activities: A. C. E. 3. 4; Intramural 2, 3; L. S. A. 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 1, 2, 3.

ROBERT BOECKMAN

Majors: Industrial Arts and History.

Activities: Football, Industrial Arts Club, Newman Club.

CHESTER BARTZ

Majors : Mathematics and Science.

Minor: English.

Activities: Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, Student Council 3; L R- C. 3, 4.

ELENA BRETOI

Majors: English and History

Minor: Spanish.

Activities: Congo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 1. R. C. 3, 4; Wenonah 4; Winonan 3.

DONALD BRANDT

Majors: Industrial Arts and Social Studies.

Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta 2, 3, 4; Intramural 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; “W” Club 3, 4.

JOSEPH CASBY

Major; History.

Minors: Social Science and English.

Activities: Congo Club 2; I. R. C. 1, 2, 3; Wenonah Players 1; Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT BRIMI

Major; Industrial Arts.

Minors: Biology and Social Studies.

Activities: Baseball 1, 1 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 4; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; “W” Club 3, 4. Transfer student from Macalester College.

JAMES CARLSON

Major: Physical Education.

Minors: Science and History.

Activities: Baseball 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; History Club 4; Intramural 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4.

RICHARD COOK

Majors; Physical Education and History.

Activities; Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramural 2, 3, 4 ; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4 ; Newman Club 4; "W” Club 1,2, 3,

OSCAR CATLIN

Major; Elementary Education.

Activities: Newman

LARRY CATLIN

Major: ;English and History

Activities: Congo Club 4 ; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; Winona 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT CRUMB

Major: Art.

Minors: Speech and History.

Activities; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 ; Kappa Pi 1, 2 3, 4; Radio Guild 1, 2, 3; Representative Council 3, 4; Track Team 4, Wenonah 4; Wenonah Players 2, 3, 4 ; Who’s Who 4 ; Winonan

WILLIAM P. COLBERT

Major : Elementary Education.

Activities: A. C. E. 3, 4 Newman Club 3, 4.

JOHN DRUGAN

Major: Industrial Arts.

Minors: Physical Education and Geography.

Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramural 1, 2 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; “W” Club 2 3, 4; Winonan 3, 4; Young Democrats 3, 4.

JOHN DERNEK

Majors: Science and Industrial Arts.

Activities: Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, Science Club 4.

GORDON E. FOSS

Major: Business Administration.

Minors: Social Science and History.

Activities: Apollo Club 1, 2, Commerce Club 2 3, 4 ; Intramural 1; College Chorus 1, 2.

DICK ELLIOTT

Majors: Physical Education and Mathematics.

Activities: Baseball 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1, Golf 1,3,4; Men’s P. E. Club 3, 4; “W” Club 1, 3, 4.

LYLE ELLINGHUYSEN

Majors: Physical Education and Industrial Arts.

Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Football 3; Intramural 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 3, 4; Track Team 3; “W” Club 4.

RUTH DICK

Major: Physical Education.

Minors: Spanish and History.

Activities: College band 1, 2, 3, 4; W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 2, 3. 4.

DARREL L. GILL

Major: History.

Minors: English and Social Studies.

Activities: Football 1, 2 ; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Winonan 3, 4.

GORDON

FILLINGER

Majors: History and Physical Education.

Activities: Football 2, 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; “W” Club 2 3, 4.

DAVID HARDERS

Major: Social Science.

Minors: Mathematics and History.

Activities: Gamma Delta 3, 4; L. S. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 2, 3, 4.

BOBBY GOWLLAND

Major: Science.

Minors: Mathematics and History.

Activities: Intramural 2, 4; I. R. C. 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Representative Council 4; Science Club 3, 4.

KATHLEEN HARPER

Major: Kindergarten-Primary. Transfer student from U. of Minn.

Majors : English and History.

JOHN HENNESSY

Majors: Mathematics and History.

Activities: Class Officer 3, 4; History Club 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Representative Council 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 1,

JAMES HEDMAN

Majors: History and Physical Education.

Activities: Men’s P. E. Club 3, 4; “W” Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3i Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

DONALD HILLIG

Major: Science.

Minor: Physical Education.

Activities: Intramural 3, 4; L. S. A. 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4.

Transferstudent from St. Olaf College.

JEAN HEIN

Major: Elementary Education.

Activities: A. C. E. 2, 3, 4; Congo Club 4; W. A.A. 1, 2; Winonan 1; Women’s P. E. Club 1; Y. W. C. A.

PAUL HANKE

IRIS JACOBSEN

Majors: Biology and Physical Education.

Activities: Congo Club 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; W.

A. A. 2, 3, 4; Winonan 4; Winter Carnival Queen 2, Women’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4.

NORMAJEAN HIEDEN

Major: English.

Minor: History.

MARIANNE KLING

Major: Art.

Minors: Speech and Music.

Activities: Homecoming

Queen Attendant 4; Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Mendelssohn Club 1, 2; College Chorus

2, Representative Council

3, Wenonah Players 3, 4; Who’s Who 4.

CHARLES O. JOHNSON

Majors: Mathematics and Social Science.

Activities: Commerce Club 1; Intramural 4; L. S. A. 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Wenonah Players 1.

VIOLET JENSEN

Major: Music.

Minor: Mathematics.

Activities: College Band 1, Congo Club 1; Kappa Delta Pi 1 ; Mendelssohn Club 1, 2, 3; College Chorus 1, 2, 3; Wenonah Players 2, 3; Who’s Who 3, Winonan 1, 2 ; Young Democrats 1, 2, 3-

JOSEPHINE HOWLAND

Major: Elementary Education.

Minor: English.

Activities: A. C. E. 1, 2, 3, 4; 1. R. C. 1; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Winonan 1.

HAROLD KNOLL

Majors: Mathematics, Science and Industrial Arts.

Activities: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Wesley Club 3, 4.

JOHN JUPIN

Major: Physical Education.

Minors : Art and Speech.

Activities: Baseball 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Kappa Pi 4, Men’s P. E. Club 4, Wenonah Players 3, 4; ”W” Club 3, 4; Who’s Who 4.

JAMES LaCHAPPELLE

Majors: Physical Education and History.

Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Intramural; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; ”W” Club 3, 4; Who’s Who 4.

MARCIA KOLBERG

Major: Physical Education

Minor: Art.

Activities: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 ; W. A. A. 1, 2,3, 4; Wenonah 4; Wesley Club 1; Women’s P. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES KOVALESKI

Activities: A. C. E.; Intramural; Nevrman Club 4.

LYLE MAULAND

Majors: Mathematics and Physical Education.

Activities: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4.

MARY McQUEEN

Major: Kindergarten-Primary.

Activities: Kappa Delta Pi 4, W. A. A. 1, 2; Wenonah 1, 2; Wesley Club 1, 2, 4; Winonan 1, 2. Transfer from Hamline University.

FREDERIC LUCHAU

Major: Music.

Minor: Physical Education.

Activities: Apollo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 1, 2, 3, 4;

Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; 1. R. C. 2; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Club 1, 2; Swing Band 2, 3.

ROBERT MELDE

Major: Music.

Minor: Biology.

Activities: Music Educators Chp. No. 66 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Apollo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4;

Intramural 4; Science Club 3, 4; Track Team 4; Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

MERLIN MASON

Major: Mathematics.

Minor: Physical Science.

Activities: Intramural 1, 2; Science Club 4.

LILA MUESKE

Majors: Physical Education and History.

Activities: Women’s P. E. Club 1,2, 3, 4; W. A.A. 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1; Di-no-mo 1.

JAMES

GEORGE NISSEN

Major: Social Science.

Minors: Mathematics and Commerce.

Activities: Commerce Club 2, 3; Intramural 2, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Wesley Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN MURRAY

Majors: History and Physical Education.

Minor: Social Studies.

Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1; History Club 3, 4 ; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4;

I. R. C. 2, 3; Men’s P. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Repre- sentative Council 3.

MARY JEANNE MURPHY

Majors: Art and English.

Activities: A. C. E. 2; I. R. C. 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3, 4.

RAY MORTINGER

Major: Music.

Minors: Biology, Science and History.

Activities: Band, Golf, Newman Club, Science Club.

LLOYD J. OLESEN

Major: History.

Minors: Geography and Social Studies.

Activities: L. S. A.; Science Club; Young Republicans.

BEVERLY NEWELL

Major: Kindergarten.

Activities: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Representative Council 4; Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4, Winonan 4.

MILLER Majors Biology and History.

ARTHUR O’NEIL

Majors: Mathematics and Science.

Activities: Class Officer 2, 4 ; Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Newman Club 4; Representative Council 2 4 ; Science Club 2,3, 4.

EDWARD OLSON

Major: Mathematics.

Minor: Physical Science.

Activities: Golf 3, 4; Intramural 3, Science Club 4, Track Team 1, “W” Club 3; Winonan 1.

JAMES OLSON

Majors:

STEWART PETERSON

Major: Industrial Arts.

Minors: Physical Education and History.

Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4;

P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Representative Council 3; Track Team 1, 2; “W” Club 2, 3, 4.

MELDA PERSON

Major: Kindergarten-Primary.

FELIX PERCUOCO

Majors: Physical Education and History.

Activities:

WILLIAM PRIGGE

Majors: Industrial Arts and Biological Science.

Activities Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4.

JOYCE PETERSON

Majors: Physical Education and English.

NEIL ROBINSON

Major; Music.

Minor: Biology.

Activities: Music Educators

Chap. No. 66 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 2, 3; College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Radio Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Club 1, 2; Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

HORST RADTKE

Majors: Industrial Arts and Physical Education.

Activities:

JAY C. ROBINSON

Major: Music.

Minors: History and Speech.

Activities:

4; Wenonah Players 3, 4; Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

EARL B. SCHROEDER

Major; Elementary Education.

Minors: History and Social Science.

Activities; Apollo Club 4; A. C. E. 4; 1. R. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; College Chorus 4; Newman Club 1,2, 3, 4.

WALTER SCHUMACHER

Majors: Physical Education and History. Activities;

PAUL SAGAL

Major; Art.

Minor: Speech.

Activities; Kappa Pi 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3,4; Radio Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, 4; Winonan 1, 2, 3, 4.

PATRICIA SCHROEDER

Major: Kindergarten-Primary.

Activities: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; A. C. E. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. 2;L. S. A. 1.

ELTON V. SCHOENROCK

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: Social Studies.

Activities: Basketball 1, Commerce Club 3, 4; Intramural 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; ”W” Club 1, 2.

VICTOR STENSRUD

Majors: Science and Mathematics.

Activities: Class Officer 3, 4 ; Debate 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Representative Council 4 ; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; “W” Club 2, 3, 4.

LOIS SERFLING

Major: English.

Minor: Spanish.

Activities :Mendelssohn Club 1, 2; College Chorus 1, 2.

DONNA SNYDER

Major: English.

Minor: Speech.

Activities: Debate 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; NewmanClub 3, 4.

WILLIAM SUTTER

Major: Mathematics

Minor: Science.

CLAUDE SUMNER

Majors: Music and History.

Activities: Apollo Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 1, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C. 1; College Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Transfer student from MePherson College, Kansas.

ROBERT STARK

Majors: Physical Education and History.

Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; History Club 4, Intramural 4; Men’s P. E. Club 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 3, 4; Representative Council 2; “W” Club 1, 2. 3, 4.

KATHRYN SWANSON

Majors: Physical,Education and Biological Science.

Activities: Class Officer 4 ; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; L. S. A. 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Wenonah Players 2, 3, 4; Winonan 1, 2, 3; Women’s P. E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

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JAMES E. THORN

Major: History.

Minors Mathematics and Business Administration Activities Commerce Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural 1, 2 ; 1. R. C. 2, 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. Winonan 2.

DONALD J. WALDBILLIG

Majors: Mathematics and Industrial Arts.

Minor: Physical Science.

Activities: Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Intramural 3; Newman Club 3; Science Club 4.

NOEL VIOLETTE

Major: Mathematics.

Minors Physical Science and Social Studies.

Activities: Gamma Delta 4; I. R. C.; L. S. A.; Science Club.

MARGARET WESENBERG

Major: Biology.

Minors: Physical Education and Mathematics.

Activities: Science Club 2, 3, 4; W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Winonan 2, 3; Women’s P. E. Club 4.

ROGER WEIK

Majors: Industrial Arts and History.

Activities:

VERDA WEBB

Major: Elementary Education.

Activities: A. C. E. 4.

MILDRED ULLOM

Major: Kindergarten-Primary.

Activities: A. C. E.; Kappa Pi; Representative Council; Science Club.

RUTH WENDT

Major: English.

Minors : History and Spanish.

Activities: Kappa Delta Pi 4, Newman Club 4; Wenonah 1, Winonan 1, 3, 4.

Graduating Sophomores

Activities:

Activities:

BEVERLY

Activities:

HARRIETT KLAS

Activities: A. C. E. 1, 2; Band 1, 2 ; Congo Club 1; R. C. 1; Orientation Team 2 ; Wenonah Players 1, 2Y. W. C. A. 1, 2.

JOANNE HAUGE

Activities: A. C. E. 1, 2 ; Class Officer 1, 2 ; Wesley Club 1, 2.

SHIRLEY LaROCK

Activities: Mendelssohn 1; Band 2, A. C. E. 2, Wesley Club 2.

EVELYN JOLSON

Activities: A. C. E. 1, 2 ; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1, 2 ; L. S. A. 1, 2 ; Winonan 2; Y. W. C. A. 1.

DOROTHY NIELSEN (SCHULZE)

PERCY

MARILYN SCHWAGER

Activities: A. C. E. 2, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship 2; Y. W. C. A. 2.

Graduating Sophomores not pictured

BERNHARDT, MYRTLE

HARRISON, DARLENE

HEASER, BETTY

HEUSER, ARLENE E.

HOLMES, ALAYNE TEFE

KOTLABA, MARY

LEANDER, EDNA

MORK, MAIZIE

REUTER, JANICE

STEFFENSRUD, LaDONNA

STOKES, GENEVIEVE

WHITE, ARLENE

BARBARA

IRENE THOMPSON

Activities: A. C. E. 1; L. S. A. 1, 2; Winonan 1.

DeLONE WITT

Activities: A. C. E. 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. 1, 2.

HAZEL WATERS

B. S. Graduates not pictured

BEILKE, LEONARD

Major; History

Minor: English.

BORGER, IRENE

Transfer from Lawrence College.

Minors: English and Social Studies.

FAWVER, RICHARD

Major: Elementary Education.

GARDNER, JEAN

Major: Elementary Education.

HEITMAN, ALLAN

Major: Biological Science.

Minor: Social Studies.

HENDRICKSON, PATRICIA

Major: Physical Education.

Minors : Music and Biology.

KERRIGAN, ROLAND

Major: Physical Education.

Minor; History.

MILLER, JOHN

Major: Elementary Education.

NACHTSHEIM, ROBERT G.

Majors: Biology and History

LEE, ODELL

Major; Business Administration.

Minor: Social Studies.

Foreign Students

PROKOPOWICZ, STANLEY

Major: Social Studies.

Minor: Business Administration.

ROLLINS, MORRIS

Major: Physical Education.

Minor; Geography.

SHIMER, FRANK

Major: Business Administration.

Minor: History.

SPELTZ, EVERETT

Major: Science.

Minor: Industrial Arts.

STERN, DONAVON

Major: Industrial Arts.

Minor: Chemistry.

SUTTON, LEONARD

Major: Science.

Minor: English.

TODD, DAVID

Majors: Industrial Arts and Physical Education.

TRUWE, GEORGE

Majors: English and Music.

VINCENT, MAURICE

Majors: Industrial Arts and History.

Minor: Social Studies.

WEBER, WILLIAM

Major: Science.

Minor: English.

L. Hofknccht, A. Rang from Germany.

Junior Class

The juniors look forward to next year and gradnation which will bring them a new future to test their abilities in the teaching profession.

Rudolph Ellis, president; Arthur Olson, vicepresident; Wilma Leir, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Ragar, adviser.

Officers W. Leir, A. Olson, R. Ellis and advisor Mr. Ragar.

Back row; B. Heaney, E. Sturdevant, C. Erwin, D. Kinne, N. Morgenson, J. Lynch, D. Enright, M. Rohrer, W. Towner, D. Cieminski. Third row: A. Olson, A. Bodelson, A. Manzow, J. Ambrosen, L. J. Smith, P. Glesener, R. Dreisbach, E. Moore,

T. Stoltman, D. Schulz. Second row: D. Vehrenkamp, R. Seibert, D. Tukua, G. Thilgen, A. Bartz, C. Mathias, M. Vieths, R. Ellis, C. Strand. Front row: A. Smith, W.'Leir, P. Donecker, M. E. Field, D. Kindt, D. Bergsrud, M. Bohnen, M. Bernhardt.

Back row: K. Stapel, D. Mallinger, R. Lingenfelter, D. Ganyo, C. Christenson, J. Pelowski, A. Kulig, R. Krieger, R. Russett, R. McKeag, G. Sweeney. Fourth row: N. Maillie, L. Christianson, J. Kappler, C. Hass, I. Gaal, E. Barrows, R. Nelson, R. Keller, J. Duis. Third row: P. Jarvis, P. Smeed, J. Ostrom, M. E. Christgau, A. Gurvin, L. Adams, M. Greenwood, M. VonBargen, L. Rheingans, B. Harwood. Second Row: E. Johnson, L. HallStrom, E. Schneider, C. Connaughty, R. Fenwick, A. Witte, R. Simon, G. Welcher, W. Fernholz. Front row: C. Morse, C. Murtaugh, R. Wood, A. Rentz, B. Glaeser, C. Peterson, D. Bittle, Mr. Mariner.

Sophomore Class

The sophomore class, together with the help of upperclassmen, sponsored the freshmen initiation week and party.

Robert Fenwick, president; Joanne Hauge, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Mariner, adviser.

Advisor Mr. Mariner and officers J. Hauge, R. Fenwick.

Freshman Class

Back row: R. Fraser, R. Congdon-, S. Barr, R. Alitz, N. Decker, J. Florin, L. Christ, R. Erickson, P. Bauer, B. Benson. Third row: Y. Ellestad, E. Drenckhahn, M. Asleson,J. Erdman, J. Colstrup, V. Fredrickson, D. Freeman, M. Edel, B. Brennan. Second row: J. Bassett, M. Angelí, V. Birkholm, P. Christianson, H. Eng1er, M. Finke, M. Fell, J. Davison, A. Drehmel. Front row: D. Berglin, R. Bonnerup, F. Churchward, J. Crawford, E. Cook, J. Demars, C. Bombarger.

The frosh wore their purple and white beanies until the end of the freshmen initiation week. After the initiation celebrations, the students

became active as a class and sponsored thè Sadie Hawkins Day Dance at Ogden Hall.

Elizabeth Kinne, president; Gene Hampton, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Tanttila, adviser.

Back row: J. Hamblin, R. Hart, G. Hampton, K. Hebeck, R Kowles, R. Ingram, E. Kluzik, J. Garry. Third row: G. Kassubc) V. Grabau, J. Johnson, E. Gade, M. Kieffcr, E. Kinne, L. Kemi, D. Griebenow. Second row: M. Heglmeir, M. Henderson, M. Kik

kelly, M. Kaiser, N. Kypke, C. Heusinkveld, B. Huntley, E. Hansgen. Front row: H. Itomura, I. Hanson, K. Keese, B. Halvorson, B. Gushikuma.

Back row: H. Walters, J. McCaffrey, W. Wortman, R. Thorpe, R. Wildegrube, R. Strommer, M. Thiele. Third row: G. Timm, D. Wiggins, R. Stockhausen, D. Thompson, R. Scott, G. Waldon. Second row:}. Schuh, J. Sines, J. Salwey, J. Torgetson, L. Scanlan, M. Walker. Front row: D. Sweazey, N. Turner, G. Wermager, J. Scheerer, D. Strupp, L. Tlougan.

Back row: G. Quid, P. Rekstad, D. Olson, M. Rosen, H. Lilia, B. Lange, W. Lovik, W. Multhaup, L. McMillen, C. Ledebuhr, S. Rauch. Third row: R. Lipinski, J. Lewinski, B. Lynch, L. Mohr, E. Mclllece, L. Pankow, M. Majerus, J. Post, M. Lornmen, J. Martin. Second row:}. Osborn, L. A. Peterson, S. Minkewitz, B. Luker, M. Larson, M. La Londe, B. Redalen, R. Landherr, S. Nuszloch, B. Rose. Front row: T. Noda, R. Willis, C. MeBride, J. Moon, C. Langehaug, A. Mann, M. Manty, N. Noda.

Advisor Mr. Tanttila and officers G. Hampton, E. Kinne.

We work as one

Representative Council

A central feature of the democratic educationthat students at Winona enjoy is the representative council.

This governing body serves as a discussion group when questions involving the welfare of the student body are asked to be thoroughly and fairly discussed. The council is divided into several different committees which concentrate on specific phases and problems concerning the functioning of the school.

The organization was activily concerned with homecoming festivities.

Robert Crumb, president; Beverly Newell, secreraty; Robert Fenwick, treasurer.

Representative officers R. Fenwick, R. Crumb, B. Newell.

Seated: Mr. Mariner, R. Fenwick, R. Crumb, B. Newell. Standing: K. Seebold,J. Ambrosen, E. Barrows, R. Ellis, A. O’Neil, J. Hennessy, V. Stensrud, B. Gowlland, J. Denier, D. Kindt, M. Schwager, E. Johnson, E. Kinne, Dr. Lokensgard.

Orientation Team

The Orientation Team, under the leadership of Robert Fenwick, launched a new program to introduce the college to the incoming freshmen and transfer students. Freshman week was planned to include the freshman breakfast, tours of Winona, two get-acquainted dances, a picnic at Lake Winona, and the sale of the distinctive “beanies”.

The Orientation Team published the “Beanie,” a booklet about college life at Winona; they also published the student directory.

Cheerleaders

The cheerleaders further carried out the ideal of school spirit. Anne Witte was captain; Robert Crumb and Lois Mohr added more energy and enthusiasm. The group cheered at all local games and was represented at St. Cloud, Bemidji, Eau Claire and La Crosse.

Cheering for a Warrior victory.

Standing: E. Barrows, R. Fenwick, M. Helland. Seated: G. Danuser, D. Tukua, D. Nelson.

L. Mohr, A. Witte, R. Crumb.

Kappa Delta Pi

The National Honorary Fraternity of Education is represented at W. S. T. C. by the Gamma Tau chapter. The meetings of Kappa Delta Pi included informative discussions by members and guest speakers offering a greater appreciation in the field of education.

Victor Stensrud, president; Beverly Newell, vice-president; Jeanne Murphy, treasurer; Bobby Gowlland, historian-recorder; Mary Schmidt, secretary. Miss Murray, adviser.

Purple Key

One of the highest honors that a student can receive is admittance to the Purple Key. Election of new members is based upon character and unusual service in the field of education as shown through scholarship and activities.

Back row: L. Beilke, D. Gill, J. Gardner, A. O’Neil, R. Crumb, D. Bergsrud. Second row: Miss Murray, J. Howland, D. Kindt, M. McQueen, M. Bohnen, A. Smith. Front row: V. Jensen, W. Leir, B. Gowlland, B. Newell, M. Murphy.

J. Florin, R. Strommer, R. Crumb, V. Strensrud, P. Schroeder at the tea honoring fall quarter honor roll students.

Standing: R. Wendt, I. Jacobson, R. Crumb, D. Gill. Seated: V. Jensen, B. Gowlland, B. Newell. Nor pictured: J. Jupin, V. Stensrud, A. O’Neil.

Who’s Who

These eleven seniors were elected by the student body to represent our college in the publication WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.

Selection was made on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and attitude, as well as popilarity and the many attributes that make fine leaders.

Beverly Newell.

John Jupin.

Marianne Kling.

Felix Percuoco.

Robert Crumb.

James La Chappelle.

Victor Stensrud.

Violet Jensen.

Horst Radtke.

Mary Schmidt.

John Hennessy.

During the yesr a program was given for the assembly and another one was broadcast for the Quarter Hour on the Campus. The band played at the football games and marched in the homecoming parade.

A guest speaker spoke to the members about various Latin and South American musical pieces.

Mr. Schuh, director, was assisted by Gordon Danuser. Dwight Kinne, president; Earl Schreiber, vice-president; Norma Bondeson, uniform custodian.

Band

The Dixie Band, made up of players Earl Schreiber, Mr. Schuh, Gordon Danuser, Fred Heyer, and Ralph Beneke, provided a bit of popular music for the students. They recorded a program of swing for the W. S. T. C. Quarter Hour on the Campus.

Buck row: N. Robinson, D. Kinne, E. Baumbach, A. Johnson, G. Danuser, L. Christianson, F. Luchan. Third row: G. Kassube, S. Rauch, D. Vehrenkamp, M. Ellison, L. Smith, J. Schuh, M. Rosen, E. Cook. Second row: B. Stafne, L. Rheingans, C. Sumner, E. Schreiber, N. Bondeson, H. Klass, D. Nienow, R. Melde. Ffofit row.' M. Fell, M. Bohnen, L. Mohr, M. Henderson, H. Halloran, S. LaRock, C. Murtaugh, C. Morse.

Dixie Band members G. Danuser, Mr. Schuh, E. Schreiber.

The band makes an "M” formation for our guest team Mankato.

College Chorus

The College Chorus is the combination of voices from the women’s Mendelssohn Club and the men’s Apollo Club.

The members rehearse every week in the music tower with Mr. Grimm, director, and Miss Bard, accompanist. In additions to participating in the Christmas, Palm Sunday, and spring concerts, the chorus appeared before the Professional Women’s Club and the Rotary Club.

Neil Robinson, president; Marilyn Schwager, vice-president; Beverly Glaeser, secretary-treasurer.

Back row: D. Kindt, M. Asleson, M. Schwager, M. Finke, J. Johnson, N. Robinson, A. Rang, C. Christenson, N. Maillie, R. Melde, E. Moore, S. Nuszloch, L. J. Smith. Second row: A. Smith, V. Jensen, M. Hillig, J. Garry, R. Ballard, C. Sumner, L.

Christianson, J. Buche, J. Welty, A. White, R. Simon, R. Simon, D. Griebenow. Front row: C. McBride, M. Dean, G. Crandall, M. Barker, R. Fenwick, F. Luchau, R. Lipinski, G. Wermager, D. Sweazey, F. Churchward, B. Stensrud, D. Peterson.

Apollo Club

Thetreble clef took a rolling as the men’s Apollo Club ran the scales. The men met regularly with their director, Miss Bard, and their accompanist, Lois Jean Smith. The group participated in all of the college vocal music concerts.

The men turned feminine and presented themselves as possible queen candidates in an assembly program before homecoming.

Robert Fenwick, president; Robert Ballard, vicepresident; Claude Summer, secretary-treasurer.

Back row: L. J. Smith, R. Fenwick, A. Rang, C. Christenson, L. N. Maillie, G. Wermager. Front row: J. Johnson, R. Lipinski, Christianson. Second row: N. Robinson, R. Melde, C. Sumner, R. Ballard, J. Garry, F. Luchau.

Who says the bass makes the choir? The twentyfive T. C. girls in the Mendelssohn Club blend their voices to form a harmonious group. Mr. Grim directed and Miss Bard accompanied the group. Their numerous engagements included singing for the Christmas concert, the spring concert and the spring tour.

Violet Jensen, president: Donna Kindt, vicepresident; Delone Peterson, recording secretary; Mary Dean, corresponding secretary; Lois Jean Smith, treasurer.

Mendelssohn Club

Back row: C. McBride, M. Schwager, M. Barker, R. Simon, A.

Nuszloch. Front row: A. Smith, D. Sweazey, D. Kindt, M. Dean, White, E. Moore, L. J. Smith. Second row: B. Glaeser, S. LaRock, D. Peterson, F. Churchward, B. Stensrud. G. Crandall, M. Finke, J. Percy, B. Brosious, D. Griebenow, S.

Science Club

The members cleaned the Holzinger Lodge area and sponsored the all-college winter party. Three guest speakers delivered lectures on nature and man’s physical environment. Several members visited the Museum on Natural Science, the Museum of Science and Industry, the Aquarium, and the Planetarium in Chicago.

This year marked the fourteenth time that the club has promoted Science Day which welcomes neighboring high school students and Winona citizens to see displays in the science departments. The chemistry division featured experiments showing the properties of various elements, while the physics department apparently defied the law of gravity and explained the laws of motion and momentum. There were displays in the mathematics, geology, anatomy, botany, and zoology divisions.

Allan Heitman replaced Art O’Neil as president; Chester Bartz, vice-president; Robert Dreisback, secretary-treasurer.

Back row: L. Christianson, M. Rollins, C. Mathias, A. O’Neil, C. Johnson, N. Morgenson, L. Mauland. Second row: M. Mason, R. Dreisbach,J. Carlson, B. Gowlland, D. Schulz, J. Hennessy,

V. Stensrud, J. Dernek, Mr. Emmanuel. Front row: G. Wermager, K. Stapel, K. Swanson, B. Heisterkamp, L. Rheingans, I. Jacobsen, M. Wesenberg, L. Adams, M. Ullom.

A. O’Neil and H. Knoll.

nsooNlorgc ytied,

A. Heitman, L. Christianson, B. Gowlland, D. Elkins.

The Alpha Upsilon chapter of the Kappa Pi national fraternity, under the direction of Miss Murray, has conducted discussion groups and made projects in carvings, jewelry, textiles, and other art objects. The windows were painted at Christmas by the Simon twins.

The members sponsored a Christmas bazar, several dinners, and various sales to cover the expenses of a group trip to the Chicago art museums.

Mary Jeanne Murphy, president; Marianne Kling, vice president; Robert Crumb, secretary.

Standing: P. Sagal, B. Luker, R. Simon, L. Hallstrom, H. Huitgren, M. Ullom, M. Dean, M. Hillig, M. Kolberg, Miss Murray, Seated: M. Person, M. Murphy, L. Smith, C. Peterson. Kappa Pi

H. Hultgrcn, M. Kolbcrg, M. Hillig examine articles for the Christmas bazaar.

Winonan

What reflects our efforts and college thoughts better than our Newspaper, THE WINONAN?

Under the advisership of Mr. Behling, the students edit and publish the paper. As editor-inchief this year, Ruth Wendt guided each publication from the issuing of assignments to proofreading final galleys. The monthly edition was produced with the combined efforts of the editor and page editors Robert Fenwick, Mary Ellen Christgau, Dorothy Bergsrud and Lyle Roschen. Paul Sagal handled the business and advertising; Sylvia Eskar headed the circulation department.

When the paper came out the staff rested until the pressure for copy deadlines started again.

Back row: R. Mann, D. Gill, P. Sagal, W. Dohman, D. Olson, R. Crumb. Third row: D. Wiggins, R. Fenwick, M. Rosen, L. Roschen, N. Maillie, T. Stoltman. Second row: P. Smeed, M. Feil, M. E. Christgau, C. Peterson, M. Ellison, P. Bauer, M. Bohnen, C. Bombarger. Front row: R. Willis, A. Smith, R. Wendt, D. Bergsrud, C. Murtaugh, D. Bittle.

Sports Editor L. Roschen and

Christgau.

M. Feil, M. Bohnen, S. Eskar, and E. Jolson work on

The yearbook recorded the activities of the students and the events that constituted the college year. The staff was organized early in the fall and pictures were taken and copy was written while advertising and subscriptions were being sold. Editor Rosemary Seibert gave assignments and deadlines to the key staff people and Business Manager Tom Stoltman kept track of finances.

The theme of the book is introduced in the cover which was designed by Robert Crumb. Pictures and copy were then made to fit the layouts with the usual amount of rushing and lastminute work. While the book was at press, pictures for next year’s annual and final financial matters were taken care of.

Back row: D. Cieminski, T. Stoltman, N. Maillie. Third row: R. Mann, H. Halloran, P. Bauer, M. E. Christgau, L. Pankow, R. Crumb. Second row: M. Carlson, I. Jacobsen, L. Hofknecht, R. Seibert, M. Bernhardt, D. Rieckman, W. Leir. Front row: E. Bretoi, A. Smith, E. Johnson, R. Wood, R. Willis, C. Bambarger.

N. Maillie, D. Reickman, M. Kolberg check pictures and layouts.

Radío Guild

The radio guild offers an opportunity for those interested in phases of radio announcing, script writing, recording, acting, and technician work.

Led by Richard Mann, the guild has conducted an assembly program on brotherhood, aided the college administration and the speech department in recordings and loudspeaker facilities, and sponsored all weekly broadcasts called the Quarter Hour on the Campus heard over KWNO. Miss Magnus, adviser; Miss Boddy, program adviser.

Debate Club

With the controversial theme: “Resolved, that the non-Communist nations form a new international organization”, the members debated with the St. Mary’s team for practice, participated in tournaments at River Falls and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and represented T. C. in the speech meetings at the University of Minnesota.

Carol Peterson replaced Victor Stensrud as president; Wallace Dohman, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Becker, adviser.

Back row: N. Robinson, K. Tryggestad, D. Mallinger, P. Sagal, T. Stoltman, R. Crumb. Front row: E. Schreiber, R. Mann, N. Maillie, R. Simon, Miss Magnus. Program Adviser: Miss Boddy.

Broadcasting. It’s E. Schreiber, R. Fenwick.

Standing: Mr. Becker. Seated: D. Olson, O. Carlin, C. Peterson, W. Dohman, D. Snyder.

The thespians of T. C. began the year by welcoming new members and visiting alumni with a fall banquet.

The players sponsored the University Theatre production of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. The one act plays, WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE and THE POT BOILER were produced in col-

laberation with the acting class.

Last year’s production of THE GLASS MENAGERIE gained national recognition, and this year’s spring presentation of Shaw’s ARMS AND THE MAN marked the first time a full length play had been produced in arena style in this state.

Robert Crumb, president; Beverly Newell, vicepresident; Josephine Howland, treasurer; Marianne Kling, corresponding secretary; Wally Dohman replaced Neil Robinson as head technician.

Wenonah Players

Back row: N. Robinson, G. Sweeney, D. Mallinger, O. Catlin, R. Crumb. Second row: M. E. Christgau, M. Bernhardt, M. Kling, L. Mohr, D. Tukua. Front row: A. Smith, B. Newell, J. Howland, D. Bittle, Miss Magnus.

M. Mosing was the narrator in the ‘‘Glass Menagerie”.

J. Kirby and V. Jensen as they appeared in THE THEATER

M. Mosing and V. Jensen in the doorway. ARTS magazine.

Young Kepublican^s Club

The function of the Young Republicans Club is to enable its members to obtain a working knowledge of the various divisions of a political party, the party platforms, principles, and candidates. Associations with the senior Republican party included lectures by representatives of the larger group and active participation in national activities.

A torchlight parade was an introduction honoring Governor Youngdahl when he spoke in Winona during fall quarter.

Raymond Casini, president; Mark Rohrer, vicepresident.

Young Démocrates Club

The main purpose of the Young Democrats Club has been to stimulate interest of the members in politics.

The experience of membership has acquainted each person with the operation of the Democratic Party system through conventions, campaigns, and committee work.

The members all sold tickets to the movie “Peggy” to raise money.

James Heddleston replaced John Reisch as president. Mr. Behling; adviser.

Back row: O. Lee, D. Olson, F. Shimer, M. Rohrer, C. Johnson, D. Enright. Front row: D. Nienow, E. Davis, A. Bartz, N. Hilden, P. Donecker, B. Glaeser.

Torch parade for Gov. Youngdahl,

V. Jensen sells a ticket for the movie Peggy

Back row: M. Edel, E. Sturdevant, D. Fair, D. Harders, M. Thiele, J. Heddleston. Front row: G. Quiel, D. Wiggins, D. Bergsrud, J. Colstrup, P. Sagal, B. Rose.

í. R. C

The International Relations Club started the year with a bang by winning first prize for their homecoming float. Reflecting the group’s theme for the year, the float featured Leni Hofknecht and Adalbert Rang from Germany, with flags and banners as symbols of the United Nations.

The club sponsored an assembly program on the U. N. Assembly meeting of -delegates, met with St. Teresa’s and St. Mary’s I. R. C. members for a Christmas party, and promoted the World Student Service Fund drive to help needy students in other countries.

Two of the speakers heard were Mr. Frange, who showed slides and spoke of his visit to Europe, and Mr. Yabut, a supervisor of elementary education in the Philippines.

Dorothy Bergsrud replaced Les Wagner as president. Anne Jeanne Gurvin, secretaty; Karl Stapel, treasurer. Mr. Becker, adviser.

Back row: W. Dohman, K. Stapel, K. Tryggestad, R. McKeag, A. Rang, J. Heddlcsten, R. Seibert. Front row: P. Donecker, D. Snyder, L. Hofknecht, A. J. Gurvin, D. Bergsrud, E. Bretoi.

T. Stoltman, R. Albrecht, R. Casini examine a chart showing the structure of the U. N.

W. Dohman, R. Casini, V. Stensrud as they enact the procedure of a U. N. meeting when Russia has the floor.

Y. W. C A.

Back row: L. Rheingans, M. Bohnen, M. Gerber, J. Colstrup, A. Manzow, J. Hein,J. Peck, M. Benson, L. Pankow. Third row; T>. Tukua, D. Vehrenkamp, D. Witt, M. Kaiser, E. Anderson, D. Nielsen, Schulze, L. Smith, M. Christgau. Secondrow:T. Peterson, H. Engler, L. Sorenson, C. Langehaug, N. Bondeson, H. Klas, L. Adams, L. Mohr. Front row: S. Terwilliger, H. Brostrum, M. Schwager, B. Glaeser, L. Swenson, H. Waters, J. Moon, M. Manty.

The girls participated in a swim and fun fest, caroling at Christmas time, listening to speakers, seeing a movie regarding the “Y” functions, ice skating and aiding in Red Cross work.

Dorothy Tukua, president; Harriet Brostrom, vice-president; Melra Bohnen, secretary-treasurer. Miss Steifenson, adviser.

Industrial Arts Club

In the monthly meetings of the Industrial Arts Club the forty members developed their techniques of study and presentation of the various materials they intend to teach.

They printed posters for many college events and assisted other organizations with industrial arts jobs. A field trip was made to the Josten Manufacturing Company and the Tool Company of Owatonna to observe the applied principles in industry.

David Todd, president; Horst Radtke, vice president; Lyle Ellinghuysen, secretary-treasurer Mr. Capron^adviser.

Back row: C. Ryder, W. Prigge, C. Christenson, H. Radtke. Third row; R. Weik, D. Nelson, R. Brimi, R. Towner, H. Knoll.

Second row: Mr. Jackson, R. Morrisette, L. Ellinghuysen, J. Dernek, Mr. Hobson, Mr. Capron. Front row: S. Peterson, V. Amundson, E. Barrows, D. Brandt, D. Todd, R. Ryan, R. Wise.

The purpose of the History Club is to develop an appreciation and understanding of our American heritage through the study of the cultural backgrounds of different countries and the historical contributions of America to the world.

Since the organization is new, it concentrated on writing a constitution and attracting members.

Marvin Anding, president; John Riesch, vicepresident; Phyllis Donecker, secretary-treasurer. Miss Steffenson, adviser.

History Club

Back row: J. Thorn, R. George, D. Cieminski, R. Albrecht, Second row: E. Schoenrock, D. Enright, H. Cohen, D. Nienow, C. Mathias, R. Stanton. Third row: M. Roessler, G. Foss, P. Donecker, M. Dean, K. Seebold, R. Ballard.

Commerce Club

For those who are interested in developing a good business mind and furthering their interests in this field, the Commerce Club is the answer. Through guest speakers, research, and group studies the members broadened their knowledge of business administration.

Gordon Foss, president; Vincent Enright, vicepresident; Mary Dean, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Marley, adviser.

Back row: Miss Steffenson, E. Sturdevant, L. Beilke, D. Harders, D. Ganyo, M. Anding. Front row: P. Donecker, J. Hennessy, J. Carlson, R. McKeag, J. Heddleston.

A. C E.

Back row: C. Langehaug, M. Benson, E. Gade, N. Miller, G. Crandall, B. Lowry, M. Bernhardt, I. Anderson, G. Kassube.

Third row:]. Colstrup, M. Gerber, D. Nielsen (Schulze), L. ScanIan, M. Lommen, J. Post, W. Smith, E. Hanson, L. Swenson.

Second row: M..\]\\om, H. Waters, H. Klass, N. Bondeson, M. Finke, L. Sorenson, E. Hansgen. Front row: D. Vehrenkamp, E. Heuser, M. Carlson, H. Engler, D. Smith* A. Eaker, B. Sande, M. Manty.

The Elementary Grade Club members are 311 prospective elementary teachers who have united to express their vocational ideas and problems.

The monthly meetings consisted of discussions of various technics and aids in teaching; some members also worked on chosen projects.

Miss Garlid of Phelps School spoke to the future teachers about the place of music in the classroom; Miss Patterson discussed the field of physical education on the elementary level.

Harriet Brostrom, president; Wilma Leir, vicepresident; Josephine Howland, secretary; Elaine Hanson, treasurer ;JoanneHauge, publicity director.

Backrow:]. Hein, J. Gardner, A. Bodelson, A. Manzow, D. Witt, J. A. Peck, J. Hauge. Third row: B. Rose, M. Feil, B. Halverson^ N. Kypke, E. Kinne, M. Ellison, C. Ludwitzke, M. Helland!

Second row: I. Hanson, D. Griebenow, J. Moon, M. Schwager, G. Welcher, A. Gregersen, R. Willis, J. Howland. Front row': L. Hallstrom, W. Leir, C. Helgemoe, H. Brostrom, C. McBride, R. Landherr, C. Lockwood, Y. Ellestad.

H. Engler, R. Willis, D. Griebenow, J. Colstrup admire the A.C.E. trophy.

Wesley Club

This newly organized fellowship on the campus welcomed students of all Christian faiths to come together for purposes of Bible study and reassurance of faith and friendship. There were joint meetings with Mankato and the Minneapolis School of Art. Alma Smith, president; Arlene White, vice-president; Marvin Anding, secretary-treasurer. Miss Boddy, adviser.

Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship

The project for the year was to raise funds for the building of the International Christian University of Japan. The group experienced discussions of other religions, propaganda, and Methodism on Japan. A hay ride, a ski party at Silver Slopes, and regular volley ball games further helped to unite the Methodist students in common fellowship. Neil Maillie, president; Jack Pelowski, vicepresident; Mary McQueen, secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Hobson, advisers.

Back row: C. Mathias, H. Knoll, J. Johnson, M. Rollins, N. Maillie. Second row: J. A. Peck, J. Hauge, P. Smeed, M. Bohnen, E. Moore, M. B. Greenwood. Front row: S. La Rock, G. Thilgen, M. McQueen, M. Dean, L. Mohr.

Back row: M. Diekrager, M. Anding, M. E. Christgau. Second row: J. Salwey, L. J. Smith, W. Smith, A. White, L. Mohr, J. A. Peck. Front row: H. Waters, A. Smith, E. Hanson.

The Catholic students receive a national monthly paper, hear special leactures, conduct religious study and a weekly rosary. Several delegates were sent to the Duluth convention. At Christmas the members visited the local orphanage. Dawn Smith replaced Mary Schmidt as president; Helen Halloran, secretary; Donald Mallinger, treasurer. Miss Magnus, adviser. L.

S.

Sagel,

Stoltman, D. Mallinger. Third row: R. Stark, J. Thorne, H. Halloran, J. Krier, R. Hurley, J. LaChappelle, E. Cook, S. Rauch, M. Edel, E. Heuser, Miss Magnus. Second row: P. Jarvis, M. Majerus, R. Morrisette, J. Bassett, M. Gerber, A. Gurvin, M. LaLonde, L. Scanlan, M. Larson, R. Landherr, S. Nuszloch. Front row:D. Smith, J. Crawford, A. Witte, M. Angelí, M. A. Walker, B. Rose, L. Adams, E. Hansgen, M. Hemmelmen, J. Walker.

The Local L. S. A. is affiliated with the Land O’Lakes Region of L. S. A.’s and the Lutheran Student Association of America.

This year the organization was host to the national president, served a pancake supper, organized a choir, met with La Crosse T. C. members.

Dorothy Tukua, president; Joanne Ambrosen, vice president; Dorothy Bergsrud, secretary; Calmer Strand, treasurer. Mr. Wedul, adviser.

Back row:]. Torgerson, G. Wermager, D. Schulz, M. Anding, R. Congdon, C. Strand, L. Christianson, Mr. Wedul. Third row: R. Bonnerup, M. Wager, L. Grasdalen, A. Bodelson, M. Benson, P. Benson, A. Manzow, I. Anderson, M. Lommen. Second row: C.

Langehaug, M. Fell, N. Turner, 1. Thompson, L. Sorenson, E. Hanson, W. Smith, C. Murtaugh, E. Johnson. Front row: R. Willis, D. Bergsrud, L. Kemi,J. Ambrosen, D. Tukua, D. Nielsen, M. Manty, L. Swenson.

Backrow: M. Mullen, D. Enright, R. Yackel, D. Nelson, R. Nelson, A. Kulig, R. Burnett, E. Speltz, R. Fraser, P.

T.

Congo Club

Gamma Delta is composed of Synodical Conference Lutheran students; they have assisted in a national Gamma Delta drive for funds to aid missions in Japan. At Christmas, toys were sent to a children’s society. The members heard speakers, saw movies, went on a toboggan party, and conducted other activities. Lois Jean Smith, president; Mary Ellen Christgau, secretary; Karl Stapel, treasurer; Miss Heider, adviser.

Uniting Congregational students in weekly activities, the Congo Club sponsored several dances in the church recreation rooms, heard various speakers, and gave a party at Christmas time to some underprivileged children in the primary grades. Potluck suppers, a waffle supper and sleigh ride were some of the social activities. The officers are pictured above. Mr. Davis, adviser.

Gama Delta

K. Keese, M. Barker, M. Carlson, P. Rekstad, D. Sweazey, L. Kofknecht.

Back row: K. Stapl, E. Schreiber, J. Osborn, M. Anding, D. Brandt, W. Dohman. Second row: L. J. Smith, R. Seibert, J.

Colstrup, J. Erdman, D. Freeman. Front row: E. Baumbach, M. E. Christgau, B. Glaeser, G. Crandall, N. Miller.

1. Apollo Clubentertains assembly with Homecoming queen candidate.

2. In preparation.

3. Late evening class.

4. Initiation party.

5. Kangaroo Court punishment.

6. Wiggins! On your head!

7. Beanie liberation ends frosh week

10. Dr. Minne presents diplomas. 11. A song at graduation.

Eclipse of the moon Freshmen Initiation Homecoming Sadie Hawkin’s Dance Geology field trip Fail graduation. WINTER

Christmas parties. Eau Claire square dancing troop visits T. C. University players present "Night Must Fall” Winter carnival party at Silver Slopes Valentine parties

SPRING

(Wenonah Players present “Arms And the Man” Masquerade party Spring Prom) Spring cleaning

FALL

1. Santa at Morey.

2. Backstage, University players

3. Eau Claire dancers.

4. Toast your shoes, too?

5. Silver Slopes Lodge

6. Ski here

7. Spring cleaning!

8. The spring and flood

9. Valentine party.

10. Joyce, Queen of Hearts.

M. Kling, M. Person, I. Jacobsen, I. Heise, B. Brosious, D. Smith, J. Hein, B. Newell, K. Swanson, M. Ullom Queen Candidates.

It^s Homecoming

Sockato! Wally Dohman’s prize winning slogan and the selection of the queen from the many candidates put everyone in the Homecoming spirit. Under the supervision of Chairman Eddie Barrows, there were radio programs, decorations on the dorms, posters in the halls of T. C. and assembly skits to remind students of the coming event.

The evening before the big day. Queen Iris Jacobsen was escorted to her throne by Warren and Wallace Maceman. Football co-captains, Horst Radtke and Vic Strensrud, presented Queen Iris with the crown. Following the coronation at Somsen, there was a snake dance to the bonfire.

Several clubs had breakfasts or banquets the day of the parade. Neighboring bands marched between the nineteen' various floats which were decorated and sponsored by the clubs.

The game was lost to Mankato in the new Maxwell Field Stadium, but the Homecoming spirit never faded. Instead it carried the faculty and students “out of this world” with a Men From Mars theme at the armory in the evening.

Thanks to Eddie Barrows and his helpers, everyone could recall a very successful Homecoming week-end.

The end of a perfect weekend

Queen Iris, Warren and Wallace Macemon, twin escorts.

7. It’s darling, it’s daring, It’s Dick

8. Where to next?

5. Care for some?

10. Morey Hall’s “Little Women’’

9. Bewildered

1. Caught studying

2. Frosh, shine my shoes

3. Shepard antics

4. Shower girls

And then we play

The 1950 Warriors of the gridiron, guided by Coach Brodhagen and paced by ten seniors, fought their way to two victories in a seven game schedule.

One of those two wins was a 7-6 defeat of the Wartburg Knights in which all of the scoring was done in the last five minutes; Winona came through with a Swota-Boffa aerial and a drop-kicked extra point. The Warrior’s other triumph was a 19-0 trampling of the Moorhead S. T. C. Dragons which gave Winona the fourth place spot in the conference standings.

The tradional game with St. Mary’s Redmen was won by St. Mary’s on a frozen field by a score of 25-0. The Warriors lost their conference opener to Bemidji 7-6 after leading into the last quarter by 6-0 on Swota-Connaughty pass. The Beds held St. Cloud to a "one touchdown lead going into the last three minutes, before succumbing by 32-7. In the homecoming game with the Mankato Indians, who had not been held to less than two touchdowns by a conference opponent all season, the purple and white only lost by a score of 7-0 after having failed to cash in on four scoring opportunities themselves.

Back row: M. Rollins, B. Benson, R. Tust, J. Garry, C. Auseth, N. Morgenson, M. Tollin, V. Graban, R. Keller, J. BofFa. Third row: K. Habeck, J. McCaffrey, B. Fuller, R. Weik, L. McMillen, A. Swota, L. Roschen, W. Macemon, H. Buck, L. Christ. Second

row: R. Kowles, J. Hedman, J. Callan, J. Denier, E. Stevens, W. Lynch, R. Morrisette, R. Kershaw. Front row: H. Radtke, WSchumacher, S. Peterson, F. Percuoco, V. Stensrud, R. Cook, G. Fillinger.

Athletic Director L. McCown.

Football Form

Basketball

W. S. T. C.’s hardcourt Warriors of ’50-51 hooped their way to a won and lost record of fifteen and eight, the best since the 1930’s. This included a 6-2 record in the M. S. T. C. conference play which brought the purple and white into a three way first place tie with Mankato and Bemidji.

T. C. lost both games to its traditional rival, St. Mary’s. The only other team to twice beat the Peds was St. Cloud. It was Winona’s only loss on its home floor; however, these two losses stand as wins in the conference since St. Cloud forfeited these games. The warriors trounced La Crosse and Eau Claire, the first and second place teams in the Wisconsin T. C. conference. Winona also defeated the 1950 Minnesota State AAU champs.

George Vondrashek, Pete Polus, and Rod Lingenmlter were Winona’s top scorers respectively. John Anderson and Earl Holst, third and fourth high scorers, left for the navy midway in the season. The season closed with the unanimous choice of George Vondrashek as all conference center, the selection of Pete Polus, for the second straight year, asa second team all conference guard, and the honorable mention being given to forward Rod Lingenfelter.

Back row: J. Polus, R. Kowles, R. Albrecht, R. Lingenfelter, R. Brimi, A. Swota, J. Lynch. Front row; R. Elliott, D. Smith, Coach McCown, Coach Arns, G. Vondrashek, D. Waldron.

] Rebound hawks.

2. The back bend.

3. Trapped.

4. Rod to the rescue.

5. Brimi tries a free throw.

6. Up in the air.

7. Center play.

8. J. Lynch.

9. Watchful waiting.

Intramural

Intramural basketball gives all college men a chance to compete in sports within the school. This year the Swishers representing the National League were victorious over the Swedes who represented the American League. Lyle Ellinghuysen scored 16 of the Swisher’s 37 points while Olson was high point man for the Swedes with 10 of the 25 points.

Dick Elliott had charge ofmanaging the program which arranged for afternoon and evening games being played throughout the winter quarter. Ref experience was gained by many future physical education teachers.

One of the main features of the season was the faculty game in which the intramural boys and several faculty members entertained the student body with some concentrated playing.

For the second straight year Winona carried off The Minnesota-Wisconsin league baseball championship, this time on the strength of a 9-1 record. Their only conference loss was to St. Cloud, 1211, after T. C. had defeated them 7-2 in the first game of the double header.

The Warriors bowed twice to La Crosse which was the only team to defeat Winona twice during the season. It took Iowa State, who had previously been victorious over Minnesota, ten innings to edge the Peds 4-3.

The bats of the Big Nine Champion, Wisconsin, were muffled for the first three innings; Stanley Prokopowicz bashed out a three run round tripper in the seventh inning, but in spite of this, Wisconsin emerged with a 13-7 victory over T. C.

Seven men played their last season as Warriors.

Back row: J. Kappler, J. Polus, R. Staton, C. Dahl, A. Kulig.

Prokof^wicz, J Bzrrttt Front row: R Stark P Du

Second row,\Qozch. Arns, H. Radtke, F. Percuoco, A. Swota, B. Bois, C. Fox, J. Tews, H. Karle, L. Bailey, H. Konkol, L, Anderson.

Track

Winona’s track team captured second place in both the Minnesota-Wisconsin meet and the Minnesota State Teachers College conference meet. In both meets Mankato came in first, Winona next, and St. Cloud following. Preparatory to these two conference meets, Winona had engaged in a dual meet and two triangular meets. In the last of these pre-conference meets, ace long distance man. Jack Stromers, broke his ankle.

T. C. Placewinners in the Bi-State and State

Meets: 100 YD. DASH - Bi-State - 4th - Todd; State - 3rd - Clausen, 4th - Todd. 220 YD. DASHBi-State - 3rd - Lynch, 5th - Clausen; State - 2cndLynch. 440 YD. DASH - Bi-State - 1st - Lynch (Record); State - 1st - Lynch, 4th - Kvistad. 880

YDS - Bi-State - 2cnd - Kvistad, 3rd - Bauer; State

2cnd - Bauer, 3rd - Kvistad. MILE - Bi-State - 5thNelson; State - 5th - Nelson. TWO MILE - BiState - 3rd - Duis; State - 2cnd - Duis. 200 YD.

LOW HURDLES - Bi-State - 5th - Boardman; State - 5th - Connaughty. 120 YD. HIGH HURD-

LES - Bi-State - 1st - Boardman (Tied Record); State - 4th - Boardman. SHOT-PUT - Bi-State3rd - Beyers; State - 4th - Beyers. DISCUSS - BiState - 5th Krieger; State - 4th - Krieger. POLE

VAULT - Bi-State - 1st - Swota (Record); Statetied for 3rd - Swota. HIGH JUMP - Bi-State - tied for 3rd - Anderson; State - 2cnd - Anderson. BROAD

JUMP - Bi-State - 4th Swota, 5th - Anderson; State - 4th Ellinghuysen. 880 YD. RELAY - BiState - 2cnd - Clausen, Connaughty, Ellinghuysen, and Lynch; State - 2cnd.

Golf

Golf, the last sport to be added to the major sports program, has recorded several achievements since 1947.

With a squad of veteran golfers composed of John Moynihan, Captain Marty Beyers, Laverne Scanlan, Gene Pelowski and Louis Haiver, T. C. recalled an outstanding season. The golfers copped their first Minnesota-Wisconsin title by twenty strokes when the Minnesota-Wisconsin Teachers College Conference was held at the Winona Country Club. Gene Pelowski was medalist.

T. C. took their second Minnesota Teachers College Conference title at Bemidji. Marty Beyers was medalist.

The city collegiate golf title was returned to

Back row: D. Judd, L. Boardman, Coach Brodhagen. Third row:

L. Anderson, R. Clausen, J. LaChappelle, J. Strommer, F. Bauer.

Second row: L. Ellinghuysen, J. Lynch, R. Krieger, D. Nelson.

Front row: C. Connaughty, D. Kvistad, D. Todd.

This fall the lettermen gave a homecoming banquet for alumni and sponsored the homecoming queen. The club handled all the publicity for the Wisconsin University Winona baseball game and promoted a field trip to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament at Minneapolis.

The men adopted a club ring which may only be purchased by the members; they also had a new emblem designed for the sweat shirts and T-shirts which were sold to the students.

“W” blankets were awarded to the members who met the standards set up by the club.

Horst Radtke, president; Curtis Connaughty, secretary-treasurer; Robert Dreisback, historian.

Men’s P. E. Club

The main purpose of the Men’s Physical Education Club is to promote intramural and to assist in officiating at track, golf and tennis meets. This year the physical education majors and minors sponsored an intramural basketball league, a volley ball tournament and a softball league. Awards were given to the winners in each activity.

Richard Elliott, president; Andy Swota, vice president; Felix Percuoco, secretary.

Back Row: G. Fillinger, W. Drugan, D. Nelson, N. Morgenson, J. Kerrigan, J. Barrett, A. Swota, W. Towner, J. Lynch, D. Todd. Second row: L. Mauland,J. Murray, H. Radtke, M. Rollins,

Back row: D. Nelson, R. Lingenfelter, J. Kappler, A. Swota, J. Barrett, A. Kulig, J. Lynch, R. Keller. Second row: R. Ellis, R. Albrecht, H. Radtke, L. Roschen, R. Cook, G. Fillinger, C. Connaughty. Front row: Mr. Arns, R. Elliott, R. Dreisbach, R. Stark, L. Ellinghuysen, F. Percuoco, S. Peterson.

F. Percuoco, R. Cook, L. Ellinghuysen, F. Luchau. Front row: R. Elliott, J. Carlson, R. Morrisette, J. LaChappelle, D. Thorson, R. Stark, J. Denier, S. Peterson.

Women’s P. E. Club

The Physical Education Club activities were centered around the professional interests of the group. The monthly programs consisted of work and discussion meetings and social activity. Two of the main projects this year were selling homecoming buttons and selling candy at all the basketball games. Joyce Peterson, president; Harriet Jorgenson, vice-president; Luetta Rheingans, secretary-treasurer. Advisers were Miss Talbot, Miss Berven, and Miss Patterson.

W. A. A.

All girls have an opportunity to participate in the activities of the Women’s Athletic Association. The high light of this year was a trip to the annual Play Day at the University of Minnesota. The officers, with Iris Jacobsen, Joyce Peterson, Pat Schuler, Beverlee Brosius, Joyce Moon and Lois Mohr, made up the W.A.A. Boaid which supervised the activities. Harriet Jorgenson, President; Melra Bohnen, Vice-president; Beverly Deamin, Secretary-Treasurer. The advisers were Miss Berven and Miss Patterson.

Back row: J. Erdman, R. Dick, P. Schuler, S. Minkewitz, J. Peck, B. Heisterkamp, L. Pankow. Third row: M. Asleson, L. Rheingans, M. Kaiser, L. Hofkneóht, E. McIIlece, M. Larson. Second row: M. Wager, J. Ambrosen, D. Tukua, I. Jacobsen, J. Moon, L. Tlougen, M. Bohnen.Front row: D. Kindt, H. Jorgenson, L. Peterson, L. Mohr, K. Swanson, J. Peterson. A

Back row: M. Kolberg, L. Mohr, Third row: I. Jacobsen, M. Wesenberg, R. Dick, M. Wager. Second row: L. Rheingans, M. Bohnen, P. Schuler. Front row: H. Jorgenson, K. Swanson, J, Peterson, D. Tukua.

Staff

Rosemary Seibert Editor-in-chief

Thomas

Stoltman

Don Cieminski Advertising Manager

Wilma Leir Advertising and subscription

Helen Halloran Advertising and subscription

Marlene Manty Advertising and subscription

Ruth Wood Advertising and subscription

Myrtle Bernhardt. .Advertising and subscription

Dick Mann

Merle Thiele

Mary Carlson

Neil Maillie

Photography

Photography

Photography

Copy editor

Joan Post Reporter

Lois Pankow Reporter

Kay Bombarger Reporter

Margaret Lommen Reporter

Pat Bauer : Reporter

Maybelle Greenwood Reporter

Mary Ellen Christgau Chief Copy Reader

LaVonne Grasdalen

Copy reader

Elloyce Johnson Copy reader

Rosalie Willis

in Memoriam

Copy reader

Business Manager

Robert Crumb Art editor

Margaret Hillig Art and layout

Margery LaLonde Art and layout

Marcy Kolberg Art and layout

Reuben Krieger Art and layout

Duane Waldron Men’s sport

Richart Hart ; .Men’s sport

Dwaine Ganyo Men’s sport

Kathryn Swanson

Women’s sport

Iris Jacobsen Women’s sport

Harriet Jorgenson Women’s sport

Donna Rieckman Senior section

Dorothy Vehrenkamp Senior section

Genevieve Kassube Senior section

Alma Smith Typist

Elena Bretoi Typist

Leni Hoftknect Typist

Mr. Ralph Behling adviser.

Thanks and appreciation to Miss Floretta Murray, art instructor.

On behalf of the student body, the Wenonah staff wishes to remember those who have left us while still engaged in the activities of the college.

Student Richard Johnson. Faculty Bertha Schwable.

The war too is a part of our pattern, a part of our struggle, that lends itself to mankind and to progress but not without destruction. Our students have been and are being represented in this phase of the pattern which is the outward manifestation of struggle called war. Today it is the Korean War. Tomorrow

J. Anderson.

1. L. Wagner.

2. R. Wood.

3. E. Honigs.

4. J. LaChappclle,

5. T. Stoltman.

6. C. Christlieb.

7. N. Maillic.

8. D. Mallinger.

J. Hauge, M. Rollins, M. McQueen, E. Moore, M. Dean, N. Maillie on the steps of Somsen Hall.

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Student Index

Aasum, Mavis, Mabel

Adams, Louise, Adams.

Albrecht, Robert, Red Wing

Alitz, Reuben, Altura

Almen, Donald, Cannon Falls

Ambrose, Joseph, Stockton

Ambrosen, Joanne, Winona.

Amundson, Vilas, Galesville, Wis

Anderson, Elizabeth Irene, Red Wing

♦Anderson, John, Winona

♦Anderson, Larry, Red Wing

Anding, Marvin, Winona

Angel!, Mary, St. Paul

Asleson, Melva, Lanesboro

♦Auseth, Clarence, Galesville, Wis

Bailey, Robert, Winona

Ballard, Robert, Winona

Barker, Marjorie, Warren, Ill

Bar, Stanlev, Barley, Wis

Barrett, John, Winona

Barrows, Edward, Winona

Bartz, Armin, Plainview

Bartz, Chester. Plainview

Bassett, Joan, Pine Island

♦Bauer, Frederick, Red Wing

Bauer, Patricia, Winona

Baumann, John, Winona

Baumbach, Eugene, St. Charles

Beilke Leonard, Lewiston

Bendickson, Evelyn, Fountain

Benke, Jule, Kasson

Benson, Bernon, Peterson

Benson, Marjorie, Harmony........

Benson, Patricia, Harmony

Berglin, Della, Minneapolis

Bergsrud, Dorothy, Winona

Bernhardt, Myrtle, Lewiston

Birkholm, Virginia, Newport

Bittle, Donna, Harlan Iowa

Biertness, Mavis, Harmony

Blastervold, Marilyn, Waseca

Bodelson, Audrey, Red Wing

♦Boeckman, Robert, Jordan

♦Boffa, Joseph, Duluth

Bohnen, Melra, Norwood

Bombarger, Catherine, Winona

Bondeson, Norma, Chatfield

Bonnerup, Richard, Twin Lakes

Borger, Irene, Winona

Bowen, Lois, Lake City

Brandt, Donald, Canby

Branes, Harold, SL Paul

Bray, William, Winona

Brennan, Barbara, Winona

Bretoi, Elena, South St. Paul

Brimi, Robert, Minneapolis

Brosious, Beverlee, Wabasha

Brostrom, Harriet, Lake City

Brother, Lawrence M., Winona

Buche, John, Wykoff

Buck, Harry, Winona

Buck, Kathryn Baab, Winona

Burmeister, Richard, Winona

Burtness, Donna, Canton

Butt, Richard, Pine Island

Cady, Geraldine, Winona

♦Callan, John, Lewiston

Carlson, James, Trempealeau, Wis..

Carlson, Mary, Minneapolis

Carlson, Robert, Red Wing

Casby, Joseph, St. Paul

♦Casper, Robert, Winona

Casini, Raymond, Winona

Catlin, Lawrence, Minneapolis

Catlin, Oscar, Minneapolis

Chinander, Norma, Red Wing

Christ, Lillard, Winona

Christenson, Carl, Winona

Christenson, Lydia, Winona

Christgau, Mary Ellen, Byron

♦Christianson, Jim, Altura

Christianson, Luverne, Mabel

Christianson, Phyllis, Altura

♦Christlieb, Clark, St. Paul

Churchward, Frances, Dodge Center.

Cieminski, Don, Winona

Cieminski, Valeria, Winona

♦Cisewski, Jim, Winona

Cohen, Howard, Winona

Colbert, William, St. Paul

Colstrup, Jean, Albert Lea

Congdon, Raymond, Calmar, Iowa...

Connaughty, Curtis, St. Charles

♦Withdrew from school before March 1,1951 to enter the service.

Gregersen, Agnes, Peterson

Griebenow, Darlene, Harmony

Gurvin, Anne, Adams.

Gushikuma, Betsy, Hawi, Hawaii

Habeck, Kenneth, Winona

Hagman, Mary, Minneapolis

•Haley, Pat, Winona

Hallanger, Margaret, Cannon Falls

Halloran, Helen, Chatfield

Hallstrom, Lynette. Red Wing

Halverson, Duane, Canton

Halvorson, Bonnie, Canton

Hamblin, Fredrick, Northfield

Hampton, Gene, Bagley

Hanke, Paul, Rochester

Hansen, Audry, Northfield

Hansen, George, Arco

Hansgen, Elaine, St. Charles

Hanson, Audrey, Northfield

Hanson, Elaine, Mabel

Hanson, Ida, Winona

Harcey, Ronald, Utica

Harders, David, Winona

Harper, Katherine, Minneapolis

Harrison, Darlene, Austin

Hart, Richard, Pine Island

Harwood, Boyd, Oronoco

Hass, Charles, Cresco, Iowa

•Hass, Donald, New Richland

Hauge, Joanne, West Concord

Heaney, Bernard, Winona

Heaser, Betty, Plainview.

Heddlesten, James, Lake City

Hedman, Jarreî, St. Paul

Heglmeier, Margaret, Winona

Hein, Jean, Dover

Heise, lone Pat, Lake City

Heisterkamp, Barbara, Indianapolis, Ind.

Heitman, Allan, Fountain City, Wis..

Helgemoe, Clarice, Peterson

Helland, Marian, Hayward

Hemmelman, Mary, Winona

Henderson, Mary, Stockton

Hendrickson, Patricia, Mazeppa

Hengel, Ralph, Winona

Hennessy, John, Lanesboro

Heauser, Aleñe, Winona

Heusinkveld, Carolyn, Spring Valley.

Hickman, Wilbur, Wabasha

Hicks, Robert, Winona

Hilden, Normajean, Winona

•Hill, Roland, Lanesboro

Hillig, Margaret, Cochrane, Wis

Hilling, Donald, Wanamingo

Hoch, I^tndel, St. Paul

Hoeppner, Paul, Winona

Hofknecht, Leni, Bayreuth, Germany

Holliday, Wilia. Two Harbors

Holmes, Alayne Teff, Winona

•Holst, Noel, Goodview

•Honigs, Earl, Winona

Hoon, Barbara, Le Roy

Hopf, Ruth, Winona.

Howland, Josephine, White Bear Lake.

Hultgren, Herbert, Hayfield

Hunt, Jo Ann, Rochester

Huntley, Barbara, Winona

Hurley, Robert, Caledonia

Ingram, Robert, Rushford

Itomura, Hideko, Hawi, Hawaii

Jackson, Harold, Montgomery

Jacobsen, Iris, Wells

Janikowski, Lawrence, Goodview

Jarvis, Patricia, Winona

Jensen, Connie, Galesville, Wis

Jensen, Violet, Truman

Johnson, Allan, Harmony

Johnson, Charles, Houston

Johnson, Elloyce, Hartland

Johnson, Jerry, Winona

Johnson, Leland, Winona

Johnstone, Norma, Winona

Jolson, Evelyn, Austin

Jorgenson, Harriet, Albert Lea

Jupin, John, Watervliet, N. Y

Kaiser, Margaret, St. Paul

Kappler, John, Red Wing

Kassube, Genevieve, Bertha

Kathleen, Keese, Winona

Keller, Roy, Minneiska

Kemi, Lorraine, Cloquet

Kerrigan, Roland, Houston

•Kershaw, Ralph, Watervliet, N. Y

Kidd, Audrey, Wykoff

Kieffer, Mary, Altura.

Kilanowicz, Chester, Winona

Kilkelly, Mary, Bayport

Kindt, Donna, Winona

•Kindt, Roland, Winona

King, Leon, Rochester.

Kinne, Dwight, Red Wing

Kinne, Elizabeth, Red Wing

Kispert, Claire,Kenyon

Klas, Harriett, Wabasha

•Kleis, Jerome, Hastings

Kling, Marianne, Winona

Kluzik, Edward, Winona

Knoll, Harold, Homer

Knothe, Jack, Winona

•Koehler, Robert, Winona

Nelson, Anah Goss, Winona

Nelson, Dorence, Ivanhoe

Nelson, Reginald, Ettrick, Wis

Newell, Beverly, Winona

Nielsen, Dorothy (Schulzel, Caledonia

Nienow, Duane, St. Charles

Nissem, George, Winona

Noda, Namiko, Kohala, Hawaii

Noda, Tsuyuko, Kohala, Hawaii

Nuszloch, Sheila, Lewiston

Olesen, Lloyd, Northfield

Olson, Arthur, Blooming Prairie

Olson, David, Dodge Center

Olson, Edward, Winona

Olson, James, Newberry, Mich

O’Neil, Arthur, Rochester

Onsgard Carlton, Houston

Osborn, James, Winona

Ostrander, Ed., Minneapolis

Ostrom, Janice, Wabasha

•Palm, Roily, Stillwater

Pankow, Lois, Faribault

•Paul, Lee, Trempealeau, Wis

Pearson, Charles, Lake City

Peck, Jo Ann, Dover

Pelowski, Gene, Winona

Pelowski Jack, Winona

Pelowski, Janice, Winona

Percuoco, Felix, Bergen, N. J

Percy, Jean Alys, Winona

Person, Melda, Monticello

Peters, Allan, Rochester

Peterson, Carol, Minneaf)olis

Peterson, Delone, Mabel

Peterson, Janis, Houston

Peterson, Joyce, Albert Lea

Peterson, Laura Ann, Lake City

Peterson, Stewart, Blooming Prairie

Polus, James, Winona

Post, Joan, Zumbrota

Prigge, William, Winona

Prinzing, Paul, Rushford

Prokopowicz, Stanley, Great Neck, N. Y..

Quiel, Gerand, Pine Island

Radtke, Horst, Red Wing

•Rainey, Jim, St. Charles

Ramstad, Jerome, Dennison

Randall, Janis, Winona

Rang, Adalbert, Bielefeld, Germany

Rauch, Shirley, Pine Island

Reck, Mary Jane, Wabasha

Redalen, Beverly, Lanesboro

Rehdantz, Harlan, Albert Lea

Rekstad Paul, Winona

Rentz, Alex, Watervliet, N. Y

Reuter, Janice,Cochrane, Wis

Rheingans, Luetta, Plainview

Rheingans, Mary, Winona

Rieckman, Donna, Morris

Riesch, John, Winona

Robinson, Jay, Mazeppa

Robinson, Neil, Mazeppa

Roessler, Martin, Cochrane, Wis

Rohrer, Mark, Kasson.

Rollins, Morris, Caledonia

Roschen, Lyle, Lake City

Rose, Beatrice, Winona

Rosen, Marvin, Frazee

Rosenau, Henry, Stockton

Russett, Randal, Calmar, Iowa

Ryan, Jean, Winona

.Ryan, Robert

Ryder, Calvin, Trempealeau, Wis

•Rygmyr, Herbert, Albert Lea

Sagal, Paul M., Excelsior

St. John, Roger, Winona.

•Sandberg, William, Rochester

Salway, Jeanette, Rushford

Sande, Bernice, Peterson

Sauke, Janet, Ellendale

Scanlan, Lucreti, Lanesboro

Scheerer, Janice, So. St. Paul

Schenach, Mary, Roberts, Wis

Schmidt, Mary, Mahtomedi

•Schlasser, Francis, Durand, Wis

Schneider, Michael, Rochester

•Schoen, Harry, Hastings

Schoenrock, Elton, Winona

Schreiber, Earl, Winona

Schroeder, Earl, La Crosse, Wis

Schroeder, Patricia, Snyder, Neb

Schuh, John, Rollingstone

Schuldt, Nanc,y, St. Paul

Schuler, Patricia, Faribault

Schulz, Daniel, Winona

Schumacher, Walter, St. Paul.

Schwager, Marilyn, Altura

Scott, Ralph, Dover

Seebold, Kenneth, Winona.

Seibert, Rosemary, Stillwater

Serfling, Lois, Granger

Shaw, Fern, Wykoff

Shimer, Frank, Chatfield

Shimonishi, Elsie, Hanapepe, Kavai Hawaii

•Shira, Richard, Winona

Shugart, James, Winona

Rita, Winona

Sines, Jerry Alan, Winona

Smeed, Phyllis, Winona

Smith, Albert, Winona

Smith, Alma, Winona

Smith, Dawn, Claremont

Smith, Lois Jean, St. Charles

Smith,Mavis, Galesville, Wis

Smith, Willa, Harmony

Snyder, Donna, Rochester

Snyder, Frederick, Hastings

Snyder, Robert, Rochester

Sorenson, Lois, St. Peter

Speltz, Everett, Minneapolis

Stafne, Betty Jane, Winona

Staton, Richard, LaMoille

Stark, Robert, Winona

Stapel, Karl, Lester Prairie

Steckel, Everett, Ladysmith, Wis..

Stelfensrud, LaDonna, Wykoff

Stensrud, Barbara, Hartland

•Stensrud, Victor, Hartland

Stephany, Nancy, Redwood Falls.

Stern, Donovan, Winona

Stevens, Earl, Rushford

Stockhausen, Robert, Rollingstone.

Stokes, Genevieve, Chatfield

Stoltman, Thomas, Winona

Strand, Calmar, Blooming Prairie.

Strommer, Ralph, Winona

Strupp, Delores, Dakota

Sturdevant, Eugene, Galesville, Wis..

Sumner, Claude, Utica

Stutterer, William, Anoka

Stutton, Leonard, Saum

Swanson, Kathryn, Red Wing

Sweazey, Donná, Winona

Sweeney, Gerald, Fountain City, Wis.

Swenson, Lucile, Cannon Falls

Swota, Andrew, Watervliet, N. Y..

Tandeski, George, Winona

Terwilliger, Stella, Cannon Falls.

Thiele, Merle, Lake City

Thilgen, Georgiana, Winona

Thompson, David, Winona

Thompson, Irene, Rushford

Thorn, James, Winona

Thorpe, Richard, Winona

Thorson, Darrel, Ostrander

Tim, Gerald, Plainview

Tlougan, Leona, Preston

Todd, David, Winona

Tollin, Milroy, Weaver

Torgerson, Janet, Peterson

Towner, William, La Crosse, Wis..

•Trainor, Dan, Winona

•Troke, Donald, Winona

•Truax, Sheldon, Hastings

Truwe, George, St. Paul

Tryggestad, Kenneth, Rochester.

Tukua, Dorothy, Albert Lea

Turnbull, Don, Albert Lea

Turner, Nancy, Winona

•Tust, Rollie, Winona

Ullom, Mildred, Preston

Underbakke, Ruth E.,. Canton

Vehrenkamp, Dorothy, Chatfield.

Vehrenkamp, Melvin, Chatfield

Verchota, Joan, Winona

Vieths, Muriel, Goodhue

Vincent, Maurice, Kasson

Violette, Noel, La Crosse, Wis

Von Bargen, Merlyn, Mazeppa

Vondrashek, Adrian, Winona

Vondrashek, George, Winona

Wager, Mae, Winona

•Wagner, Lester, LaMoille

Walch, Joanne, Altura

Waldbillig, Donald, St. Paul Park....

Waldon, Gordon, Dexter

Waldron, Duane, Pine Island

Walker, Joanne, Ellendale

Walker, Mary Anne, Winona

Walters, Harold, Winona

Waters, Hazel, Cannon Falls

Webb, Verda, Winona

Weber, William, Arcadia

Weik, Roger, Albert Lea

Weinmann, Maxine, Winona

Welcher, Glennice, Kalamazoo, Mich.

•Welty, John, West Concord

Wendt, Ruth, Winona

Wermager, Gorlyn, Mabel

Wesenberg, Margaret, Winona

White, Arlene, Morristown

Wiebusch, Frederick, Lake City

Wiggins, Donald, Dodge Center

Wildgrube, Richard, Winona

Wiley, Patricia, Lake City

Willis, Rosalie, Cannon Falls

Wise, Robert, Winona

Witt, Delone, Caledonia

Witte, Anne, Rochester

Wood, John, Winona

•Wood, Ross, Winona

Wood, Ruth, Winona

Wortman, William, St. Paul

Yackel, Richard, Winona