Wenonah Yearbook - 1959 by OpenRiver - Digital Repository of Winona State University

1959 ÎL_

The 1959 WENONAH

To the faculty who gave us a firm foundation of knowledge as a launching pad, and inspiration as fuel for our flight into new horizons.

published by the students of

Winona,

WINONA STATE COLLEGE

Minnesota

Memorial Hall Somsen Hall Shephard Hall

Cafeteria Phelps Howell Hall Richards Hall

5 Maxwell Library Conway Hall Table of Contents Faculty 8 Classes 16 Organizations 40 Sports 66 Student Life 92

faculty

President Neis AAinne Administration Resident Director, S. J. Kryzsko Vice President and Dean, M. R. Raymond

Aarestad, Amanda Elementary Education Adams, F. R. Education Bard, Agnes Music Boddy, Margaret English Behling, Ralph English Bode, Marian Art Bowman, D. Harold Visual Aids Davis, E. M. Social Studies Davis, Marion Spanish, French Capron, J. Hugh Industrial Arts Christensen, George Psychology Emanuel, Joseph Science Bartsch, Mildred Extension Supervisor Bremer, Adolph Journalism Day, Susan Physical Education

Business Education

Finch, Gertrude

Fishbaugher, G. E. Placement Director Foegen, Joseph Business Education Foss, Frederick Science Fugisby, Glen Industrial Arts Gulick, Luther Geography Fuller, John J. Education Gerlach, Joseph Physical Education, Coach. Grimm, Walter Music Guthrie, Harold English Hammer, Mrs. Edna Nurse Heyer, Fred Music Hopf, Mrs. Ruth Business Education Hopkins, Richard Business Education Jackson, H. R. Industrial Arts Jederman, F. A. History Jesson, Edward B. English

Jones, Robert Physical Education Lokensgard, R. L. Mathematics Mariner, M. L. Dean of Men Magnus, Dorothy Speech and Theatre Marley, Warren Business Education McGown, L. A. Athletic Director Millen, E. T. Political Science Miller, Margaret Nurse Moravec, Marjorie Physical Education Murray, Floretta Art Nelson, Augusta English Molinari, Madeo Physical Education Opsahl, James Science Ragar, E. L. Psychology Reidelberger, Jacque Speech and Dramatics Simons, Lois Registrar

Steffenson, Marguerita Dean of Women Underlcoffler, Milton Science Wilson, James Art Swecker, Zoe History Van Alstine, F. L. Graduate Coordinator Wendland, Ray T. Science Talbot, Jean Upper Division Coordinato Voorhees, James Physical Education Taylor, Stanley Social Studies Wedul, M. O. Education Phelps Staff

Fourth

Charles, Phyllis Grade Supervisor

Second

Dunlay, Kathryn Grade Supervisor Edes, Nancy Music Supervisor

Home Economics and Art

Caulkins, Mrs. Martha

Library Staff

Payne, Ruth Mary Assistant Librarian Thurston, Alice Cataloger Hoyt, D. B. Jr. High School Reiter, Cleo Kindergarten Supervisor Sherman, Ruth Fifth Grade Supervisor Foster, Opal Third Grade Supervisor Laumb, Ruth First Grade Supervisor Talle, Magda Jr. High School English Foster, Mrs. Isabel Library Office Assistant Jacobsen, Edward Head Librarian Johnson, Gordon Jr. High Science and Math Grangaard, George Sixth Grade Supervisor Munson, Howard Principal

Office Staff

Behnke, Mrs. Sharon Secretary deGroot, Angelyn Office Manager Albrecht, Mary Jane Secretary Duel, Mrs. John Bookstore McMartin, Mrs. Mildred Office Assistant Morley, Donna Bookstore Murck, Harold Business Manager Sabin, Mrs. James Secretary Safranek, Bernice Accountant Stevens, Mrs. Rosemary Secretary Donath, Mrs. Elizabeth Secretary Muhle, Hilda Secretary

Safranek, Mrs. Jean Accounting Assistant

Classes

Seniors

Richard Abraham, B.S.

Nathan W. Abts, B.S.

Dick Anderson, B. S. Blooming

Dorothy Benson, B.S.

Roger L. Anderson, B. S. St. Charles, Minnesota

Abbie Berge, B.S. Minneapolis, Minnesota

Richard C. Averill, B.A. Plymouth, Indiana Major:

Daniel E. Bonow B. S. Winona, Minnesota

Major: History, Social Problems

Industrial Arts Minor: English Gamma Delta 1. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Winonan 4. Who's Who 4. English Club 1, 2, 3. Chess Club 2.

Gatzke Beberg, B.S. Stillwater, Minnesota Major: Physical Education Minor: Spanish Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. L.S.A. 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.P.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who-4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorm Council 2. Swim Club 2. Assistant Student Doan 3, 4.

Winona, Minnesota Major:

Helen

City, Wisconsin Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Basic Business Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Basketball 1, 2. F.T.A. 4.

Fountain

Richard C. Behnke, B.S. Shawano, Wisconsin

Major: Elementary Football 1.

Prairie, Minnesota

Minnesota Major: Elementary L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4.

Houston,

Minor:

Education

Major: English

Business

W.R.A. 2. Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4. Homecom-

Queen Attendant 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Orchesis 2.

Major: Kindergarten-Primary

ing

Minor: English Business Club 2, 3, 4. English 2, 3, 4.

Business Administration

Minor:

Typing, Bookkeeping

Betty Ann Bos, B.S. Austin, Minnesota

Major: English

Minor: Social Studies

Gamma Delta 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4. Kappa Pi 3, 4. Winonan 3, 4. YDFL3. English Club 4. F.T.A. 3, 4. Pi Delta Epsilon 4.

Keith Burmeister, B.S. Lanesboro, Minnesota

Major: Mathematics

Minor: Physical Science Science Club 4. Golf 1.

Irene Briesath, B. S. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Elementary Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship 1; Student NEA 1, 3, 4.

Minor: Physical Education

Roger Carroll, B. A. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Business Administration

Minor: Social Studies

Business Club 2,3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Intra mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Carol Brosseth, B.S. Farmington, Minnesota

Major: English

Minor: Shorthand - Typing

officer 4. Chorus 1, Business Club

Marilyn E. Claussen, B.S. Plainview, Minnesota

Major: Elementary

Library Service

Janet Brunner, B.S. Brownsville, Minnesota

Gary Bundy, B.S. Lewiston, Minnesota Major: Social Studies, History Minor: English, Geography

Marian Culbertson, B.S. Elgin, Minnesota

Class

2, 3,

3, 4.

Orientation

3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4.

4. L.S.A. 1, 2,3, 4. Winonan

Who's Who 4.

Team

English Club

Minor:

Gamma

3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Delta

Representative

2. Kappa

Pi 3, 4. Newman Club 3, 4. W.R.A. 1. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4.

Major: Elementary Minor: Library Service

Council

Delta

Science

2, 4.

John D. Cornelius, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Biology Minor: Geography

Club

Football 1.

1, 2, 3. F.T.A. 3, 4.

4. Football

2, 3, 4.

Intramural Sports

Westminster Club

Manager

Minor:

Education Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.P.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2,3, 4. 17

Major: Business Education

Physical

William

Edwin J. Ferkingstad, B.

Gordon

Sylvia

Eleanor

Thomas

Gearald I. Dresser, B.S. New York Mills, Minnesota Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Geography Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4.

S. Lime Springs, Iowa Majors: History, Socital Studies Mionr: Physical Education

B.S. Houston, Minnesota Major: Business Minor: Sociology Business Club 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2. F.T.A. 3, 4. Swing Band 2, 3, 4. Burton D. Ferrier, B.S. Dover, Minnesota Majors: Science, Mathematics Class Officer 4. Student Commission 1, 2, Officer, 4. Science Club 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Orientation team 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2. F.T.A. 2, Officer 3, 4. Warriorettes Publicity 4. Homecoming Chairman 4. Dorm Counselor 2. Minnesota Academy of Science 2, 3, 4.

Ebernard,

W. Elliott, B.A. Majors: B.A., History Business Club 1, 2,3, 4. Golf 1, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 4. W. Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Fleener, B.S. Dodge Center, Minnesota Major: Business Minor: Geography Cahterbury Club 3, 4. Chorus 4.

Willis

Houston, Minnesota Major: Elementary Minor: Library Service L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 3, 4. W.R.A. 1. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. F.T.A. 1, 2,3, 4.

C. Fosburgh, B.A. Winona, Minnesota Major: Speech Minor: Social Studies L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. W.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Eglinton, B.S.

Donald

Evans, A.E. Racine, Minnesota Major: Elementary Band 1. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Mendelssohn Club 1, 2, 3. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3. Y.W.C.A. 1. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3.

B.A. Goodhue, Minnesota Major: Business Administration Minor: Social Studies Business Club 2, 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. YDFL 2,3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. W Club 18 3, 4.

Franklin,

Carol Friday, B.S.

St. Paul Park, Minnesota

Deloris

John J. Ganga, B.S.

Mountain, Michigan

Judy L. Haga, B.S.

Camille Gilbertson, B.S.

James H. Gohde

William D. Hahn,

Sally Elaine Hallberg, B.S.

Harold Grabitske, B.S.

Patricia Hallman, B.S. Austin, Minnesota Major:

Physical Education Minor: English Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Winonan 1, 2,3, 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.P.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3. English Club 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2,3, 4. Orchesis 1, 2, 3, 4. Dolphin Club 1, 4.

Major:

Major: Elementary LS.A. 1, 2. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3.

Hacker, B.A. Canby, Minnesota

Iron

Major:History, Social Studies Minor: Physical Education Who's Who 4. Football 2,3, 4. Intramural Sports 4. W Club 3, 4. Variety Show 4.

Enderlin,

Dakota Major: Physical Education Minor: Health W.R.A. 3, 4. WPE 3, 4. F.T.A. 4.

North

Whitehall, Wisconsin Major: Business Minor: Mathematics Busines Club 3, 4. LS.A. 1, 2, 3. W.R.A. 3. YGOP 1, 2. F.T.A. 3, 4. Newspapesr 1, 2.

Major: Mathematics Minor: Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Radio Guild 4. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. English Club 3, 4.

B.S.

Albert Lea, Minnesota Majors: History, Social Studies Minor: Speech

Major: Art, Elementary Band 1, 2, 3. Kappa Pi 3, 4. Science Club 4. Winonan 1, 2, 3. W.R.A. 1, 2. W.P.E. 1, 2. Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. F.T.A. 3, 4. Swim Club 1.

St. Paul Park, Minnesota

Majors: Art, English Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 2, 3, 4. Winonan 4. English Club 3, 4. F.T.A. 4. Joint Social Committee 3, 4.

St. Charles, Minnesota

Elementary Kappa Pi 3, Newman Club 3, 4. F.T.A. 3. Swim Club 3, 4. 19

Deanna

Harders,

Winona, Minnesota Major: Speech Minor: Music Chorus 4. Radio Guild 2,3, 4. Winonan 3, 4. Wenonah Players 3, 4. Mason Music Club 4. N.E.A. 4. W.S.S.A. 2, 3, 4. Variety Show 3, 4. Jan Jacobson, B.S. Bricelyn, Minnesota Major: Elementary LS.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Y.W.C.A. 1, 2,3, 4. Who's Who 4. Orientation Team 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 4,. Di-No-Mo 4.

Hardtke, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Elementary LS.A. 1, 2. F.T.A. 1, 3. John James, B.S. Trempealeau, Wisconsin Major: Science Minor: Mathematics Science Club 3, 4. Anita Houser, B.S. Houston, Minnesota Major: English Minor: Speech L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. W.R.A. 1, 2,3, 4. W.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Warriorettes 3, 4. Lowell Earl Johnson, B. S. Houston, Minnesota Major: Music Minor: Mathematics Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Swing Band 2,3, 4. Deane Harvey, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Science, Mathematics Science Club 1, 4. Herbert Lane Johns, B.S. Bloomington, Minnesota Major: Mathematics Minor: Music Representative Council 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3. L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2, F.T.A. 1, 4. Sharon Jackson, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Kindergarten Primary Student Commission 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 3, 4. Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 4. GOP 1, 2. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3. Westminster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lois Keller, B.S. Minnesota City, Minnesota Major: Kindergarten-Primary Minor: Library Service Chorus 2, 3, 4. Mendelssohn Club 2,3, 4. L.S.A. 4. F.T.A. 1, 3, 4.

B.S.

Jeannine

Dorothy Ann Kleffer, B.S.

William

Daniel Kilkelly, B.S.

John

Carol King,

Neal

Nola Lynn Knutson,

Kathryn Kragness, B.S.

Lyle (Boots)

Altura,

Major: Elementary Minor: Physical Education Newman Club 2,3, 4. W.R.A. 2, 3, 4. W.P.E. 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4.

Minnesota

J. Kuehl,

Fulda, Minnesota Major: Business Minor: History-Social Studies Student Commission 3, 4. Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3. Orientation Team 4. Intramural Sports 2, 4. Variety Show 2, 3. Swim Club 4. Student Commission President 4. Who's Who 4.

B.A.

Bayport, Minnesota Major: History, Social Studies Minor: Basic Business Class Officer 4. Student Commission 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2,3, 4. Football 2, 3. Swim Club 3, 4. Intramural Sports YDFL 2, 3, 4.

Kulas, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major. History Minor: French Newman Club 3, 4.

B. S. Stewartville, Minnesota Major: Kindergarten Primary Minor: Library Service Gamma Delta 3, 4. W.R.A. 1. Wesley Foundation 1, 2. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Carl Lang, B. S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Speech Minor: English Class Officer 2, 3; Representative Council 2; Student Commission 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Radio Guild 1, 2, 3; Wenonah Players 1, 2,3, 4; Who's Who 4; Orientation Team 2, 3, 4; English Club 2, 3; Student NEA 1, 2, 3, 4.

B.S. Alma, Wisconsin Major: English Minor: Library Service L.S.A. 1, 2,3, 4. Wenonah Players 4. F.T.A. 2, 3 4,. W.S.S.A. 3, 4. Dorm Council 4. English Club 3. 4.

Winona, Minnesota Major: Business Education Minor: Social Studies Business Club 2, 3, 4.

Burton A. Larson, B.S.

Caledonia,

Major: Elementary L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.R.A. 1. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Dorm Council 4.

Minnesota

Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Geography Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2. 21

Liskow, B.S. St. Charles, Minnesota

Elene Loecher, B.S.

Yvonne

Donald

Darlene

Adams,

Major: Elementary Minor: Library Service Chorus 1, 2. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 4. Winonan 3. Wenonah Players 3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4.

Minnesota

Meyers, B.S. Austin, Minnesota Majors: History, Social Studies Minor: P.E. Newman Club 1, 2,3, 4. YGOP 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorm Council 4.

B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4. F.T.A. 1, 2.

B. A. Shawano, Wisconsin Major: Business Minor: Social Studies Wenonah 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Robert McElmury,

King C. Miller,

McNallan, B.S. Plainview, Minnesota Major: Elementary Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 2, 3, 4. N.E.A. 2, 3, 4.

Mitchell, B.S. Chatfield, Minnesota Major: Kindergarten Primary Band 1. Wesley Foundation 1 ,2, 3. F.T.A. 2, 4.

Mallinger, B.S. St. Paul, Minnesota Elementary Major Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 2,3, 4. Track 1. YGOP 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, 4. W.S.5.A. 2, 3. Di-No-Mo 4. Ann T. Miyazaki, B.S. Lanai City, Lanai. T.H. Kindergarten Primary Bradford Club 3. W.R.A. 2,3, 4. W.P.E. 3. English Club 4. Swim Club 3.

Marren, B.S. Spring Lake Park, Minnesota Major: Science Minor: Physical Education Science Club 2, 3, 4. Football 1. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, Captain 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. W Club 3,4.

Patricia

James

Patrick

Moeller, B.S. Fairmont, Minnesota Major: Kindergarten-Primary Gamma Delta 1. Y.W.C.A. 2,3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mason Music Club 1, 2. 22

Robert D. Moen, B.S. Houston, Minnesota

Major:

Minor:

Raymond Myers, B. S. Plainview, Minnesota Major:

Robert A. Motzko, B.S. Farmington, Minnesota Major:

Mae C. Nakamura, B. S.

Major:

William

Morse,

Eugene

Cecil B. Mulholland, B.S.

Norbert (Al) Myers, B.A.

Marlyce Nyberg,

Industrial Arts

Social Studies Industrial Arts Club 3 ,4.

Industrial Arts Minor: Geography Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Science Minor: Mathematics Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Science Club 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Dorm Counselor 4.

Kona, Hawaii

Primary Education

Physical Education Minor: Mathematics Representative Council 1. Football 1, 2, 3. F.T.A. 4.

B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major:

Illinois Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Bookkeeping Class Officer 2. Business Club 4. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 4. W Club 1, 2,3, 4. Variety Show 4.

Nardini, B.S. Franklin Park,

Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Studies, Geography Baseball 3, 4. Basketball 1, 4. YGOP 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Westminster 1, 2. President 4. Intervarsity Christian Fellov/ship 4. Basketball and Football Manager 4. J. Paul Newall, B.A. Downers Grove, Illinois Major: Business Minor: Social Studies Business Club 4. Wenonah 4.

Lewiston, Minnesota

Minnesota

Business Minor: Social Studies, History Business Clubl, 2,3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2,3, 4. Football 1, 2. Basketball 1. Track 1, 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Bloomington,

Major:

Minnesota

Elementary Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wenonah Players 2, 3, 4; WRA 2, 3, 4; Student NEA 2,3, 4; WSSA 3, 4. 23

Bayport,

Major:

Jerome F. Owecke, B.S.

Douglas

Page,

Leo J. Pronschinske, B.S.

George

Pehler,

Harvey G. Peterson, B.S.

Winona,

Major: Biology Minor: Basic Business

Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: Elementary Minor: Art, Science Kappa Pi 2, 3. Science Club 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. Swim Club 2.

Pat Podany, B.S.

B.S. Austin, Minnesota Major: Science, Social Studies Science Club 3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4. Roger B.

B.S. Rochester, Minnesota Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Social Studies Industrial Arts Club 3, 4.

Darlene A. 0x1 y,

Price,

Lee

B.S. Shawano, Wisconsin Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Studies Wenonah 2, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. W Club 1, 2,3, 4. Assistant Basketbail Coach 2, 3.

Winona, Minnesota Major: History, Social Studies Minor: Biology Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3. YDFL 3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

B.S. Arcadia, Wisconsin Major: Science Minor: Business Business Club 3, 4. Newman Club 3, 4. Radio Guild 4. Charles Radechel, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Industrial Arts Minor: History Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Football 2.

Rushford, Minnesota Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Science L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Helen Janet

B.S. Houston, Minnesota Major: Elementary Band 1, 4. L.S.A. 1. 24

Reíd,

Ervin Ríckheím, B.S.

Mary R. Ross, B.S.

Russell

Dean Sanderson,

Francis

David Schreiber, B.S.

Richard

James Schultz, B.A.

Georgia

Albert Lea, Minnesota Major; Business Minor; Physical Education Business Club 2, 3, 4. L.S.A. 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 2. Baseball 3, 4. Basketbail 2,3, 4. Golf 2. F.T.A. 2,3, 4. W Club 3, 4.

Dean

B. S. Mabel, Minnesota Major; Science Minor; Mathematics L. S. A. 3, 4; Orientation Team 4; Young Republicans Club 3, 4; Student N.E.A. 4; U. of Minnesota 1, 2.

Spande,

Winona,

Major; Kindergarten Primary Minor; Spanish Kappa Delta Pi 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4.

Stegen, B.S. Melrose Park, Illinois Major; Physical Education Minor; Biology Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 2, 3, 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.P.E. 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Joint Social Committee 3, 4.

Minnesota

Jeanne

B.S. LeRoy, Minnesota Majors; Physical Education, Elementary Minor; Biology L.S.A. 1. Who's Who 4. YGOP 3. Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. W Club 3, 4. Dorm Council 3, 4.

Pauline

B. S. Lake City, Minnesota Major; Elementary Gamma Delta 4.

Stehr,

Fountain City, Wisconsin Major: Science Minor: Mathematics Gamma Delta 2. L.S.A. 3. Intramural Sports 3. Dorm Council 3, 4.

Stensrud, B.S. Freeborn, Minnesota Major: Business Administration Minor: Geography Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wesley Club 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2. YDFL 2.

Winona, Minnesota Major: Speech Minor: History Radio Guild 2,3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. W.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Alma, Wisconsin Major: Kindergarten Primary Minor: Music Student Commission 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2,3, 4. Welley Foundation 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Orientation Team 4. F.T.A. 1, 2,3, 4. Dorm Council 3. 25

Stiehl, B.S.

Ronald W. Stone, B.S. Canton, Minnesota Major:

Mary Claire Thompson, B.S.

Donald Stow,

Tom Chandler,

Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Great Falls, Montana Major: Speech Minors: English, Social Studies Student Commission 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Orientation Team 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. English Club 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. W.S.S.A. 2, 3, 4. Warriorettes 4. Warriorettes Committee 4.

B.S.

Minnesota Major: Music Minor: Library Service Band 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 2, 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Mason Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4. YGOP 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Norm Toensing, B. S. St. Paul, Minnesota Major: Art Minor: Social Studies

Winona,

B.S. Dakota, Minnesota Major: Speech Minor: Basic Business Representative Council 1. Student Commission 1. Radio Guild 1, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 3, 4. F.T.A. 1, 3, 4. Swim Club 3, 4. Swim Team 3. Nancy Evelyn Tubb, B.S. Buffalo, New York Major: Kindergarten-Primary Minor: Speech Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 3, 4. Wenonah 1, 2, 4. Winonan 1, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. W.R.A. 1, 2, 3. Who's Who 4. YDFL 1. Orientation Team 1, 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. W.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Warriorettes Leader 3, 4. Di-No-Mo 4. Orchesis 1, 2, leader 3, 4. Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Ann Sultze, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Major: Elementary Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. Winonan 1. W.R.A. 1. YDFL 3. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Delwin J. Tschumper, B.A. Minnesota City, Minnesota Major: Business Minor: Social Studies, Geography Class Officer 2. Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 1, 2. Wenonah Plapers 1, 2. Track 1. Intramural Sports 1. Charlotte Svenningson, B.S. Winona, Minnesota Majors: Physical Education, Elementary Class Secretary 3, 4. Student CommisSion 4. W.R.A. 4. W.P.E. 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Orientation Team 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. F.T.A. 1, 2, Officer 3, 4. Die-No-Mo Club 4. Jack G. Valdovinos, B.S. Bloomington, Wisconsin Majors: Mathematics, Science Westminster Club 2. 26

Lavonne Valdovinos, B.S. Lansing, Iowa

Majors: Music, English Band 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Mason Music Club 3, 4.

Jack Wieczorek, B.S. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Social'Studies, History

Minor: Physical Education

Newman Club 2. Baseball 2. Basketball 2, 4. F.T.A. 2. W Club 3. Joint Social Committee 1.

John D. Waldron, B.A. Spring Valley, Minnesota

Major: Spanish

Minor: Music, Social Studies

Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Winonan 1. Wesley Foundation 1, 2. Mason Music Club 3, 4.

Margo Wiihusen, A. E. Red Wing, Minnesota

Major: Secretarial

Joan Walker, A.E. Alden, Minnesota

Major: Elementary Gamma Delta 3. L.S.A. 1, 2. F.T.A. 3. Y.W.C.A. 1.

James P. Wooden, B. S. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Industrial Arts

Minor: Geography Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Edward Wanek, B. S. Winona, Minnesota

Majors: History, Social Studies

Mionr: Geography Newman Club 2,3, 4.

Charles E. Wunderlich, B.A. Fountain City, Wisconsin

Major: Business

Minor: Spanish Business Club 2, 3, 4.

Lawrence Whittier, B.S. Farmington, Minnesota

MajO'r: Social Studies

Minor: Physical Education

Student Commission 4. Newman Club 1.

Who's Who 4. Football 1, 2, 3. Orientation Team 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2. W Club 1, 2,3, 4. Dorm Council 3 ,4.

Lee Zill, B.A. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Business Administration Social Studies

Business Club 3, 4. Wenonah 4.

not pictured

Donald Erpelding, B.S.

Altura, Minnesota

Majors: Mathematics, Science

Science Club 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 3, 4.

Charles Frisby, B.S.

Ivanhoe, Minnesota

Major: Mathematics

Minor: Physical Education

Class Officer 2, 3. Student Commission

3. Science Club 4. Who's Who 4. Track 1, 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. F.T.A. 4. W Club 3, 4. Di-NoMo Club 4.

Emil Guenther, B.S. Winona, Minnesota

Major: Music

Minor: Social Studies

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3. Mason Music Club 1, 2,3, 4. YDFL 1, 2, 3, 4. Swing Band 3, 4.

William V. Kulawske, B.S.

Winona, Minnesota

Major: Spanish

Minor: Speech

Radio Guild 4. W.S.S.A. 4.

Dale Montgomery, B.S. Plainview, Minnesota

Major: Physical Education

Minor: Geography

Wesley Foundation 1, 2. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. F.T.A. 3, 4. W Club 2, 3, 4. Winona, Minnesota

Kenneth W. Tschida, B.A. St. Paul, Minnesota

Major: Business

Minor. Social Science

Business Club 2, 3, 4. L.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.

Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. Swim Club 3, 4.

Senior Class Officers: Seated Carol Brosseth, secretary; Standing: Mr. Reidelberger, advisor, Burton Ferrier, president, Norm Toensing, vice-president, and Dan Kilkelly, treasurer. The queen and her attendants: Sylvia Eglinton, Mary Claire Thompson, Nancy Tubb, Abbie Berge, Jeanne Stegen, Charlotte Svenningson.

Juniors

H. Aakre

,E. Angst

M. Anderson

J. Andrzejek

D. Barber

R. Bateman

J. Bauch

D. Bearson

J. Apts

R. Arko

N, Arnold

R. Berg

AA, Best

J. Bodein

D. Brenno

R. Brosseth

A. Bryngelson

B. Burmeister

K. Carlson

V. Carlson

T. Caulkins

T. Chandler

G, Collins

C. Crum

J. Drenckhahn

AA. Engrav

H. Espinda

G. Evenson

P. Evenson

D, Felsch

D. Feuerhelm

C. Gerry

AA. Gravenish

J. Gruden

L. Gunhus

E. Haas

AA. Glover

G. Goetzman

D. Goodwin

L. Hameister

AA. Hanson

C. Heaser

Junior class officers: Daisy Morikami, treasurer, Dick Mackey, president, Kathy Juhl, secretary, and Keith Nelson, vice-president.

AA. Heihes

J. Helgerson

R. Helgerson

J. Hentges

N. Holman

L. Hoon

S. Hughes

J. Huttula

L. Iverson

C. Johnson

D. Kamia

R. Kamia

D. Karow

J. Lager

R. Langstaff

H. Larson

G. Johnson

K. Juhl

E. Kaiser

J. Kaiser

H. Kaste

R. Keopp

B. Klein

R. Kratz

H. AAaki

J. AAauszcki

AA. AAeistad

J. AAcCloshey

AA. AAcCormick

R. AAackey

R. AAahaffey

N. AAills

D. AAorikami

AA. AAullin

D. Nelson

B. Nelson

J. Nelson

K. Nelson

C. Nickel

G. Oison

AA. Peterson

AA. Pickart

J. Quist

A. Rekstad

D. Richter

R. Rocconi

P. Ryan

D. Sands

D. Schierholt

S. Schwager

J. Schwantz

R. Segale

A. Simon

E. Simon

R. Slifka

K. Strand

W. Stephenson

N. Stevens

D. Stoven

V. Strand

R. Thompson

N. Tolzmann

C. Vaughn

C. Udulutch

R. Von Sien

K. Way

B. Whitcomb

Sophomores

C. Accola

M. Arnold

H. Backus

R. Ballinger

A. Bernard

H. Burtness

C. Buettner

D. Butler

J. Banik

J. Bayley

L. Bergsgaard

N. Crouch

G. Dahly

E. Daugherty

D. Edwards

R. Cameron

P. Clare

R. Cleveland

R. Esson

J. Felsch

J. Fend

J. Fitzgerald

G. Goetzman

C. Grafe

L. Graun

W. Hall

J. Eichman

L. Engel

AA. Erickson

C. Glander

R. Glatch

D. Glazier

G. Hansen

C. Happle

D. Harris

S. Hartle

M. Healy

R. Heymans

S. Himebaugh

AA. Hoft

R. Indihar

D. Jaeger

Sophomore class officers: Marie Schwager, treasurer, Jerry Eichland, vice-president, Dr. Christensen, advisor, Dave Glazier, president, and Sharon Lang, secretary.

M. Jereczek

D. Jick

G. Johnson

M. Livingood

S. Lord

G. McCartney

A. Kaldunski

L. Lajcik

S. Lang

S. Lehmann

L. McKenzie

A. Majerus

J. Mark

D. Marquardt

P. Mason

D. Meulemans

A. Meyer

R. Nelson

J. Newman

B. Nyrud

D. Meyer

L. Miwa

K. Michaels

D. Mulholland

J. Oldenburg

J. Paulson

D. Peterson

S, Peterson

B. Phailes

B. Pieper

W. Prigge

D. Prondzinski

R. Renslo

O. Ross

M. Rouse

G. Schmdt

G. Schroeder

J. Schuldt

N. Shay

G. Sprenger

M. Stapf

R. Schultz

M. Schwager

H. Schwind

S. Senrich

B. Steege

D. Steffens

A. Stensrud

J. Suchomel

P. Sullivan

B. Tonsager

D. True

S. Waihus

R. Waltham

P. Watkins

J. Wandrey

D. Wenger

D. Wheeler

H. Williams

J. Wilson

F. Wolff

J. Zierdt

J. Zitzner

Freshmen

AA. Aakre

A. Abts

V. Adams

J. Albee

B. Alfaro

D. Algie

AA. Altobell

O. Anderson

P. Anderson

N. Arnold

K. Ault

K. Aune

B. Backlund

J. Bambenek

AA. Barker

L. Barnes

H. Bartsch

B. Bauman

D. Bendel

K. Bening

G. Berg

L. Bickford

B. Blumentritt

D. Boardman

D. Bockenhaur

P. Bonthius

K. Beach

H. Becker

P. Beggs

L. Belisle

B. Biever

J. Bloom

R. Bowe

A. Boyum

J. Boyum

N. Bremer

AA. Breza

P. Bristow

A. Bronson

B. Brungardt

R. Brunner

F. Buse

Freshman class officers: John Courtier, vice-president, Leah Maria Ohnstad, secretary-treasurer, and Dave Cole, president.

W. Campbell

D. Carney

J. Carsten

C. Carstensen

J. Chandler

R. Childs

J. Christensen

L. Christensen

J. Christianson

C. Clinkscales

J. Courtier

P. Crum

G. Dahly

D. Cole

E. Conway

AA. Conzett

J. Courtade

J. Dearman

J. Dobler

D. Doner

C. Daniel

B. Damman

M. Daugherty

F. Day

J. Dorn

S. Duval

L. Dyar

D. Eckart

C. Eckhoff

P. Ehmcke

K. Elfmann

E. Ferguson

N. Figy

J. Fitzgerald

J. Ellingson

A. Englerth

B. Erickson

K. Farber

S. Flanagan

O. Force

J. Forster

L. Fossum

H. Froiland

T. Frost

C. Gilmore

S. Glissendorf

J. Goetz

I. Goodrich

J. Gorman

G. Grob

D. Gravenish

A. Gray

R. Grochowski

M. Groth

K. Guenther

B. Haack

M. Hable

C. Haley

D. Hammei

R. Hanson

B. Heiden

P. Helgerson

G. Hellerud

W. Hellickson

R. Henderson

A. Hennessy

A. Henry

D. Hent

M. Hollé

P. Holliday

L. Hoppe

J. Horton

G. Hubley

AA. Hull

K. Inman

L, Jackson

L. Jefferis

G, Jenn

E. Johnson

F. Johnson

J. Johnson

G. Huntoon

R. Indihar

J. Inman

J. Johannsen

D. Johnson

L. Johnson

D. Justin

C. Kaeth

P. Kaiser

P. Kalstad

B. Kannmacker

R. Keezer

R. Keller

D. Kesti

N. Kinneberg

G. Kiral

J. Kiral

C, Kirchner

F. Klein

R. Kline

P. Kowaiczk

R. Krause

M. Kreisel

P. Kuam

J. Lammo

C. Larson

T. Lentzen

G, Lewis

L. Lewis

P. Luikart

P. Lurkowski

K. McElmury

M. McLeod

A. McNamer

K. McQueen

A, Mader

R. Mahaffey

R. Mahike

M. Majerus

P. Maloy

D. Matti

T, Mauszycki

G. Meyer

D. Miller

H. Mark

G. Matejka

D, Matti

G. Modjeski

J. Modjeski

J. Morcomb

K. Morcomb

J. Mulfinger

L. Munson

P. Murphy

G. Nagel

J. Nardinger

M. Neeck

J. Nelson

C. Newman

C. Nihart

J. Nissen

L. Ohnstad

J. Oldenburg

C. Oison

R. Oison

R. OIstad

M. Oyama

J. Pampuch

K. Parker

C. Paulsen

G. Pearson

B. Pellowski

J. Peplinski

D, Percival

A. Pryor

J. Raine

R. Przybylski

M. Riley

D. Rislove

L. Rivers

A. Peterson

C. Peterson

G. Peterson

P. Peterson

AA. Rand

C. Rheingans

J. Rheingans

C. Richardson

AA. Roberton

V. Roberts

R. Robertson

L. Rowan

S. Rumstick

M. Ryan

J, Santelmann

V. Seegmiller

S. Seeling

J. Senn

J. Soveregin

G. Sprute

D. Steffen

L. Schroh

T. Schultz

J. Schuth

G. Schwind

C. Sherman

A. Shinseki

G. Simon

R. Siverson

J. Stegen

F. Stelplugh

N. Stevens

R. Stiehl

S. Storhoff

J. Stow

R. Stukel

D. Stump

N. Svenningson

AA. Swadner

S. Symes

K. Szudrowitz

J. Theel

R. Thesing

D. Thompson

G. Thomas

T. Tobias

J. Tomashek

K. Tschumper

S. Uplinger

J. Urness

D. Vagts

D. Wells

L. Welt

K. Went

H. Wilson

AA. Wissink

J. Wozney

L. Wacks

D. Wasenius

J. Wedemeier

R. Westenberg

J. Wetzel

W. Williams

J. Yaldke

J. Yammamoto

J. Zitzner

Freshmen do have their problems First day classes.

LJraanizanons

Student Commission

The Commission is the governing body of students on campus. It is composed of the president, vice-president, secretary, four class presidents, and six commissioners,- all elected by the student body. The two faculty advisers were Miss Finch and Dr. Gulick.

It is the Commission's responsibility to sponsor Homecoming, boost school spirit through the Athletic department and organize Religious Emphasis Week.

Row 1: AA. Engrav, W. Kuehl, K. Landro, N. Lang; Row 2: W. Hahn, G. Lundberg, C. Svenningson, G. Stiehl, AA. Thompson, L. Whittier.

Old

We Voted!!

and new presidents confer

Kappa Delta Pi

The Greek letters, Kappa, Delta and Pi, ennbody three great ideals those of knowledge, duty and power. These ideals serve as the goal for which Kappa Delta Pi members are reaching. The Gamma Tau chapter in Winona was established in February of 1934. It is the honor society for students in the educational field. Officers were as follows: William Hahn, president; Robert AAotzko, vice - president; Elene Loecher, secretary; Helen Beberg, treasurer; Mary Rost, historian-recorder. Miss Floretta Murray was counselor.

Purple Key

The highest local college honor conferred on students is membership in Purple Key. Purple Key is purely an honorary society. It has no officers and holds no club meetings. Elections are made once a year and those ten students showing the greatest promise in the field of education are elected to the organization. Other qualifications for membership are excellent scholarship, participation in four different extra-curricular activities, character and services rendered to the college.

Row one: B. Ferrier, J. Huttula, H. Maki, W. Eberhard, J. Brunner, J. Bauch, W. Hahn. Row two: E. Evans, D. Oxley, C. Friday, M. Ross, Miss Murray, S. Schwager, K. Carlson, M. Hanson. Row three: R. Strommer, R. Lee, D. Harner, R. Fahey, L. Heidorn, K. Wolfe, R. Kamla Seated: H. Beberg, J. Brunner, C. Friday, M. Ross; Standing: D. Verkins, R. Fahey; Not pictured; B. Hahn, B. Matzke, S. Loescher.

Who's Who

Distinguished achievement in scholarship, service, leadership, attitude and character is the basis for judgment in selecting students to appear in the yearly edition of the national publication. Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. The seniors for the 1958-59 publication were selected by the Student Commission.

Row 1: L. Whittier, N. Tubb, J. Jacobson, /\A. Thompson, G. Stiehl, C. Brosseth, R. Abraham; Row 2: W. Kuehl, D. Kilkelly, J. Ganga, B. Perrier, C. Frisby. N. Lang, C. Brosseth, L. Whittier, M. Nyberg, D. Kilkelly B. Kuehl, C. Svenningson, C. Frisby, G. Nardini FI. Beberg, J. Stegen, R. Abraham, J. Jacobsen

Orientation Team

The Orientation Team is organized each year to help acquaint new students with Winona State. During the first week of school, the team helped with registration, counseling tests, guided tours, assemblies and mixers. AAr. AA. L. AAariner was the group's adviser.

Row 1: Engrav, G. Stiehl, AA. Thompson, C. Brosseth; Row 2: N. Tubb, J. Jacobson, J. Bauch, AAr. AAariner; Row 3: 1. Whittier, D. Spande, W. Kuehl. New boarders at Richards Hall Prospective students inspect Conway Hall Anita introduces new fudge kitchen to visitors

Inter-Dorm Council

Girls' Dormitory

Students on campus elected representatives to the dormitory councils. The councils were responsible for establishing regulations and disciplinary standards for the dorm residents. They also organized the social and recreational activities for the dormitories.

Counselors for Richards Hall were Dave Schrieber, Bob Motzko, Gene McDermott, and Dean Sanderson. Larry Whittier was counselor at Prentiss Lodge. Marlyce Nyberg, Nola Knutson, and Marlyce Gravenish served as student deans for the girls' dorms.

Boys' Dormitory

The Inter-dorm council is a new organization this year on campus. It was formed to bring about a closer relationship between the activities of the three dormitories. The members helped plan the Parent's Day activities. Dave Schreiber acted as president, and Helen Beberg as secretary. Other members were Kathy Juhl, Lillian McKinzie, Pat Clare, Valerian Hofmann, and Larry Christensen.

Seated: Mrs. Griffith, M. Gravenish, M. Nyberg, N. Knutson, C. King. Standing: F. Stelplugh, H. Mark, H. Beberg, K. Juhl, M. Best, D. Jick. Seated: L. Whittier, D. Glazier, J. Mallinger, D. Bearson, Mr. Mariner. Standing: J. Zirdt, M. Barker, C. Hanson, K. Nelson, G. Myers, J. Gruden, R. Klein, M. Rouse, D. Sanderson, D. Schrieber. D, Schrieber, K. Juhl, L. Christenson, L. McKenzie, H. Beberg, P. Clare.

Y.W.C.A.

This year the YWCA's main project was a bake sale at Somsen auditorium. Members also enjoyed swimming at the Y pool. The goal of YWCA is to develop personal, social, and spiritual aspects of personality.

JoAnn Wilson was group president; Sara Lehman, vice-president; Abbie Berge, secretary; Sally Hartle, treasurer; and Dr. Boddy and Miss Reiter, advisers.

Inter-Varsity

Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship as an international interdenominational organization which offers the college student opportunity for prayer and Christian fellowship. Spiritual satisfaction, unity and fellowship are acquired through weekly meetings, visits from other campus groups and summer camps. Officers are Howard Schwind, president, and Margaret Heikes, secretary-treasurer.

S. Hartle, J. Wilson, C. Happel, S. Lehmann, L. Hameister H. Schwind, M. Heikes, C. Happel, D. Stow

Newman Club

Newman Club members meet at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart for weekly meetings. This year, the club was host to the regional Newman Club convention. Some members also attended state and national conventions. The Tri-College Dance was sponsoredby the Newman Club for students from Winona State, St. Teresa's and St. Mary's Colleges. Dan Kilkelly was president and Marlyce Nyberg was vice-president. Other officers were Yvonne McNallan, secretary; Jim Andrzejek, treasurer. Father La Plante served as chaplain and Miss Dorothy Magnus as faculty adviser.

Row 1: R. Robertson, J. Rheingans, D. Feuerhelm, R. Glatch, V. Adams, A. AAajerus. Row 2: J. Fitzgerald, H. Backus, R. Herbert, J. Stegen, C. Heaser. Row 3: AA. McCormick, W. Kuehl, J. Mallinger, D. Richter, T. Franklin, R. McElmury. Row 4: J. Andrzejek, D. Justin, M. Healy, R. Cleveland, L. Pronschinske. Row 1: J. Brunner, A. Hennessy, A. Simon, D. Kamla, C. Haley, L. Rowan. Row 2: S. Waihus, P. Ryan, J. Nardinger, M. Thompson, D. Kieffer, E. Haas. Row 3: T. Mader, M. Jereczek, M. Majerus, G. Goetzman, G. Schroeder, E. Loecher, G. Hubley. Row 4: Father La Plante, D. Kilkelly, R. Arko, J. Gruden, R. Hinkly, R. Indihar.

L.S.A. Gamma Delta

The Lutheran Student Association meets for weekly fellowship at Central Lutheran Church. L.S.A. offers Bible study, speakers, discussion groups, sleigh rides, social events and music to students who wish for an active church life in a church away from home.

L.S.A. personnel included Dr. Brynestad, pastorial adviser; Edward Olander, counselor and intern at Central Lutheran; Coralyn Gerry, president; Howard Burtness, vice-president; Kathryn Carlson, treasurer; Mary Jane Albrecht, secretary; Herb Johns, publicity and vice-president of the Land O' Lakes Region L.S.A.; and Rita Bergsrud, Deputation chairman.

Lutheran College students of the Wisconsin and Missouri Synods belong to Gamma Delta. The club started the year with a party for new and former members. Throughout the year, they enjoyed roller skating and tobaggoning parties, went Christmas caroling and entered a float in the homecoming parade. Several members attend regional events at Wisconsin colleges. St, Matthew's Lutheran Church us the group's meeting place for business meeting and topic discussion periods. Group leaders for the year were Janet Schwantz, president; Susan Schwager, vice-president; Joanne Helgerson, secretary; and Gloria June Johnson treasurer. Vicar Tischer was adviser.

Row 1: A. Houser, L. Bergsgaard, J. Johnson, H. Mark, C. Johnson, J. Inman, D. Jick, J. Schuldt. Row 2: S. Peterson, C. Gerry, S. Himebaugh, A. Bernard, K. Kragness, L. Keller, K. Carlson, S. Eglinton. Row 3: A. Peterson, J. Lammo, R. Olstad, B. Erickson, B. Heiden, K. Aune, J. Bauch, J. Jacobsen, C. Carstensen. Row 4: D. Bearson, J. Lager, H. Peterson, L. Gran, H. Burtness, K. Tschida, D. Glazier, H. Johns, P. Langstaff. Row 5: Dr. Brynestad, R. Helgerson, L. Iverson, L. Elstad, J. Boyum, E. Olander. Row 1: S. Schwaegr, M. Best, G. Johnson, J. Banick, M. Schwager. Row 2: D. Sultze, J. Schwantz, F. Stehr, D. Felsch. Row 3: M. Claussen, J. Helgerson, I. Plitzuweit.

Canterbury Club

The organization on campus for Presbyterians is Westminster Foundation, a member of the World Student Christian Federation, This year's program included meetings for Bible Study, guest speakers, panel discussions and social activities. During Religious Emphasis Week, the group conducted one of the morning worship services. A representative attend the state-wide-intercollegiate meeting at Clearwater, Minnesota.

Cecil Mulholland served as president. Other officers were Dale Mulholland, vice'-president; Nancy Holman, secretarytreasurer. Reverend Jackson and Mrs. Fae E. Griffith acted as advisers to the group.

Westminster Club

The Canterbury Club is the Episcopal student's organization on campus. The club has a definite program of worship, study, and service. The group meets weekly for various activities which inelude group discussions, lecture series, corporate communion service followed by a breakfast, and parties. The club also held a joint meeting with the Bradford Club.

This year's slate of officers were as follows: president, Dick Fenwick; vicepresident, Willis Fleener; and secretarytreasurer, Sally Hartle. Mr. Edward Jacobsen worked with the group as their adviser.

Seated; S. Hartle, Mr. Jacobsen, R. Fenwick; Standing: D. Patrick, G. Forstrom, N. Tubb, C. Sherman, W. Fleener C. Mulholland, S. Jackson, M. DeZeeuw, L. Jackson, D. Mulholand, G. Bundy, Mrs. Griffith, M. Hanson, J. Felsch, N. Hollman, Reverend Jackson

Wesley Foundation Young Republicans

This year's Y.R.C. canvassed the city of Winona to determine the number of registered Republicans in the city. Members distributed Republican literature for the 1958 city campaign.

Topics of the guest speakers appearing at the club's meetings included party structure and history. Officers were Darrell Bearson, president; Richard Fenwick, vice-president; Dale Karow, secretary; Gene Haakenson, treasurer; and Tom Stephenson, publicity chairman. Miss Dorothy B. Magnus was adviser.

The Wesley Foundation is an organization of Methodist students seeking to promote understanding of the Christian faith, and to stimulate meditation and social action out of personal religious convictions.

Officers were Marge Glover, president; Leslie Greenleaf, vice-president; Eleanor Evans, secretary; Arlan Ross, treasurer; and Pat Mitchell, state represnetative. Reverend Richard Reynolds is the local director and Mr. James Voorhees is the faculty adviser.

Row 1: S. Glissendorf, AA. Glover, G. Stiehl, E. Evans. Raw 2: J. Albee, W. Hellinckson, L. Hoon, C. Happel, AA. Peterson. Row 3: P. AAitchell,, AA. Ross, P. Holliday, S. Lehman, C. Richardson. Row 4: A. Ross, H. Williams, J, Pfeiffer, L. Greenleaf, R. Ballinger, D. Stow. Row one: G. AAyers, D. Bearson, AA. Peterson, J. Helgerson, D. Spande, N. AAilis. Row two: D. Spande, R. Helgerson, D. Thompson, J. Kaiser, G. Dahley, D. Butler, D. Stow, R. Fenwick

Student N.E.A.

All students who plan to enter the teaching profession are urged to join theStudent National Education Association.

The monthly meetings covered panel diseussions, model interviews, films and talks on other pertinent subjects by guest educators.

Officers were Burton Perrier, president; Charlotte Svenningson, vice-president; Ñola Knutson, secretary; Carol Brosseth, treasurer; Marcia Best, recorder; Miss Aarestad and Dr. Wedul, advisers.

Row 1: L. Hameister, AA. Thompson, AA. Best, N. Holman, N. Knutson, AA. Nakamura, C. Brosseth, AAiss Aarestad. Row 2: G. Goetzman, C. Happel, G. Stiehl, J. Jacobsen, C. Friday, C. King, L. Keller, P. Clare. Row 3: K. Carlson, AA. Hanson, S. Eglinton, K. Kragness, N. Tubb, K. Way, A. Berge, D. Sultze, AA .Heikes. Row 4: E. Rickheim, E. AAulholland, S. Schwager, J. Schwantz, P. AAitchell, AA. Claussen, R. Esson, J. Bauch, D. Glazier, W. Eberhard. Row 1: D. Jick, E. Evans, P. Podany, C. Johnson, A. Kaldunski, AA. Glover, E. Loecher, J. Brunner, D. Kamla. Row 2: D. Wheeler, C. Gerry, S. Himebaugh, D. Felsch, AA. Robertson, B. Dammann, D. Gravenish, C. Gilbertson, N. Arnold, D. Kieffer. Row 3: P. AAarren, R. Arko, H. Peterson, AA. Culbertson, J. Bodien, L. Bergsbaard, A. Bernard, S. Waihus, W. Hahn, B. Ferrier. Row 4: J. Zierdt, C. Frisby, R. Spande, L. Elstad, D. Schierholt, D. Butler, J. Pfieffer, D. Stow, L. Pronschinske, R. AAotzko, Dr. Wedul.

Industrial Arts Club

The objectives of this club center around three main phases of activity; Professional growth This is strived for through field trips, guest speakers and movies at meetings; Service

The club works on many projects which benefit the college; and Social An annual homecoming luncheon, picnic, and monthly meetings acquaint old and new members with each other.

Lyle Liskow was president; Vernon Strand, vice-president; Richard Abraham, secretary-treasurer; and Gerald Dresser, public relations. Advisers were Dr. Capron, Mr. Fugisby, and Dr. Jackson.

Row 1: R. Berg, R. Abraham, R. Price, R. Walther, R. R ansio, R. Kline, R. Keller. Row 2: G. Collins, R. AAoen, R. Klein, AA. Livingood, G. Dresser, R. AAyers, B. Nelson, R. Stueve. Row 3: L. Liskow, R. AAorcomb, R. Humburg, H. Kaste, AA. Seha, W. Farnholtz, AAr. Capron, AAr. Jacks an. Row 4: AAr. Fugisby, B. Burmeister, AA. Jereczek, J. Wooden, W. Stephenson, J. AAauszycki, V. Strand, G. Lundberg, P. Langstaff. Dick's masterpiece Bob Kelin's handiwork

Business Club

This year, the Business Club's activities included sponsoring a dance, field trips to the IBM plant in Rochester and Jostens' of Owatonna, and monthly meetings with guest speakers from various business fields.

Officers were Ervin Rickheim, president; Charles Wunderlich, vice-president; and Marian Culbertson, secretary. Miss Finch, Mrs. Hopf, Mr. Foegen, and Dr. Marley were advisers.

English Club

English majors and minors and anyone else interested in creative writing and literary activities make up the membership in the English Club. The club also sponsored a tutoring program open to Winona State students who wished to improve their work in the English field.

Dave Harris was club president; Anita Hauser, secretarytreasurer; Kay Way, corresponding secretary; and Mr. Behling and Mr. Jesson, advisers.

Row 1: AA. Culbertson, J. Schwantz, R. Olstad, C. Gilbertson, B. Heiden, C. Brosseth, A. Rekstad. Row 2: AArs. Hopf, D. Bearson, C. Accola, L. Zill, A. AAyers, C. Wunderlich, R. Keopp, AAiss Finch. Row 3: E. Rickheim, E. Buswell, R. Thompson, R. AAensink, R. Averill, D. Tschumper, R. Kamla, W. Eberhard. Row 4: T. Lentzen, G. Elliot, W. Bratrud, R. Von Sien, R. Stensrud, G. Dahly, P. Newall, W. Kuehl, B. Larson. Row 1: C. Friday, C. Brosseth, A. Houser, AA. Thompson; Row 2: AAr. Jesson, D. Harris, K. Way, D. Harner, AA. AAcCormick, R. Kamla.

Radio Guild W.S.S.A.

The Radio Guild's main project for the year was to present broadcasts over radio station KWNO regularly twice a month. The Guild worked with the Wenonah Players to publicize the plays presented by the theater group through interviews with members of the casts over the air. Jim Schultz was president and Deanna Harders was secretary. Mr. Riedelberger acted as group adviser.

The Winona State Speech Association held bi-quarterly dinner meetings for its members at Richards Hall. Speech majors and minors make up the memberhip. Several guest speakers appeared at the meetings.

W.S.S.A. conducted the District Three High School Speech Festival. Officers for the association were Don Fosburgh, president; Norb Mills, vice-president; Deanna Harders, secretary; Kay May, historian; and Jim Schultz, treasurer. Adviser was Miss Dorothy B. Magnus.

Row 1: A. Houser, N. Tubb, K. Way, D. Harders, Miss Magnus; Row 2: N. Lang, M. Pratt, J. Fitzgerald, T. Chandler, D. Fosburgh, Mr. Reidelberger; Row 3: N. Mills, R. Cleveland, J. Pfeiffer, W. Stephenson, J. Schulz. Row 1: M. Thompson, C. Glander, N. Knutson, A. Houser, N. Tubb; Row 2: H. Backus, J. Drenckhahn, D. Harders, N. Figy, Miss Magnus; Row 3: R. Fenwick, J. Fitzgerald, M. Pratt, T. Chandler, K. Aune, K. Way; Row 4: J. Pfeiffer, D. Meulemans, D. Bearson, N. Lang, J. Bauch, D. Fosgurgh, Mr. Reidelberger; Row 5: R. Cleveland, N. Mills, F. Theisen, W. Stephenson, J. Schulz, R. Stukel, J. Brust.

Wenonah

With Mary Claire Thompson as editor-in-chief, the 1959 Wenonah staff worked to produce an annual containing a collection of memorable pictures and interesting and informative copy.

This year the Business Club was in charge of the financial end of the Wenonah publication, including selling ads and subscriptions.

Row 1: A. Houser, M. Thompson, H. Larson, B. Steege, N. Tubb; Row 2: P. Clare, D. Mulholland ,L. Zill, N. Myers, E. Loecher; Row 3: Mr. Jesson, H. Williams, P. Newall, J. Mulfinger, J. Schulz. How about this one, editor? The paste-up kids

Winonan

The Winonan staff this year strove to cover and report accurately all news, sports, and feature occurences on Winona State's campus. The staff was led by Susan Schwager, editor; Terry Kohner, news editor; Betty Bos, club news; Merle Jean Peterson, feature editor; Jack McCarl, sports editor; Hal Williams, photographer; Nancy Tubb, circulation manager; and

Row 1: J. Inman, C. Brosseth, S. Hartle, M. Peterson, J. Helgorson; Row 2: G. Goetzman, C. Friday, M. Schwager, Row 3: Mr. Jesson, J .McCarl, H. Williams, D. Harders, B. Rhoades, M. McCormick; Row 4: K. Elfman, D. Harris, J. Brust, J. Courtier. Sue and Merle Jean at work J®SSOn, adviser. Betty plans the lay-out

Wenonah Players

Three major plays were presented by the Wenonah Players during the year at Somsen Auditorium. Fall production was the comedy, "My Three Angels." Winter quarter the Players produced "He Who Gets Slapped," written by Leonid Andreyev. Oscar Wilde's, "The Importance of Being Earnest," was this year's spring produciton.

The group held joint meetings with the theater groups of St. Teresa's and St. Mary's Colleges. Officers were Neal Lang, president; Tom Chandler, vicepresident; Marlyce Nyberg, secretary; and Kay Way, treasurer. Don Fosburgh served as head technician and Miss Magnus was the adviser. She and Mr. Riedelberger directed the plays.

"The Importance of Being Earnest"

Row 1: M. Engrav, M. Thompson, R. Brosseth, N. Knutson, A. Houser, P. Ryan; Row 2: C. Heaser, M. Hanson, D. Jick, D. Harders, J. Drenckhahn, C. Sherman, N. Figy; Row 3: H. Backus, S. Egninton, J. Schwantz, E. Loecher, C. dander, N. Tubb, K. Way, Miss Magnus; Row 4: R. Fenwick, D. Muelemons, J. Fitzgerald, M. Pratt, T. Chandler, K. Aune, J. Bauch, D. Fosburgh, Mr. Reidel berger; Row 5: D. Bearson, N. Lang, N. Mills, W. Stephenson, J. Schulz, R. Stukel, J. Brust. "He Who Gets Slapped" "My Three Angels"

Kappa Pi

All students interested in art are eligible to join Kappa Pi, the national art fraternity. Alpha Upsilon is the name of the Chapter at Winona State. Projects included preparing the Homecoming Queens float for the annual parade and decorating for the Spring Prom. Members went on a field trip to visit art exhibits in the Twin Cities.

Sally Hallberg was president; Doris Jick, vice-president; Virginia Adams, secretary; Kathy Juhl, treasurer; and AAiss Murray, counselor.

Row 1: R. Humberg, D. Jick, G. Ziebell, J. Schuldt, V. Adams, R. Brown; Row 2: S. Hallberg, M. Mullen, R. Esson, Miss Murray; Row 3: H. Grabitzke, K. Juhl, C. Happel, D. Wheeler, H. Espinda. Gail and Ginny cutting up Joyce, The Flower Girl

Science Club

Each year the Science Club sponsors the Winter Party. Male students compete on teams to win the name of Fair Lady for the girl of their choice. She reigns over Winona State for the remainder of the festivities ineluded in the Winter Party.

The club also works to put on the Science Fair, where exhibits are shown by high school students in the area. Officers were Harvey Peterson, president; William Hahn, vice-president; and Jean Stegen, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Bowman and Dr. Gulick were advisers.

Row 1: A. Bryngelson, R. Stiehl, C. Sherman, P. Podany, M. Hanson, C. Heaser. Row 2: P. Marren, J. Bayley, J. Stegen, M. Culbertson, A. Maze, R. Fenwick. Row 3: H. Williams, W. Hahn, D. Schierholt, J. Felsch, B. Rhoades, R. McElmury. Row 4: J. Busse, C. Frisby, L. Elstad, H. Johns, R. Motzko, B. Ferrier, M. Wissink, H. Peterson. Science Fair enthusiasts

Chorus

Under the direction of Mr. Walter Grimm, this year's chorus performed for the Christmas program at Winona State and for programs for various city organizations. They also gave concerts at neighboring city high schools.

President of the vocal group was Bill Hahn. Marcia Best served as secretary and Marlys Gravenish as treasurer. Miss Agnes Bard was the accompanist.

Mason Music

Activities for the Mason Music Club, which is made up of music majors and minors, included a spring steak fry, monthly meetings, and a trip to Rochester to hear the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra.

Mr. Walter Grimm was the groups 'adviser and the officers were John Waldron, president; William Hahn, vice-president; and Eleanor Evans, secretary.

Row 1: V. Adams, K. Wendt, L. Valdovinos, AA. Glover, C. Johnson, M. Best, R. Herbert. Row 2: S. Jackson, S. Himebaugh, D. Gravenish, C. Gerry, K. Aune, L. Keller, E. Evans. Row 3: Miss Bard, D. Felsch, J. Newman, S. Westenberg, C. Richardson, D. Stump, B. Nyrud, Mr. Grimm. Row 4: H. Schwnid, G. Huntoon, L. Johnson, H. Kaste, J. Fitzgerald, G. Thomas, R. Cleveland, D. Stow, W. Hahn. Row 1: E. Evans, L. Valdovinos, M. Glover, G. Stiehl. Row 2: Miss Bard, C. Richardson, S. Himebaugh, B. Nyrud, D. Felsch, Mr. Grimm. Row 3: L. Johnson, W. Hahn, J. Fitzgerald, R. Kline. Row 4: H .Schwind, H. Kaste, D. Stow, R. Cleveland, M. McCormick.

Activities of the Winona State Concert Band, directed by Mr. Fred Heyer, included marching in the area of Winona, Robert Klein was the group's president. Bea Nyrud acted as vice-president and John Waldron as secretary-treasurer.

The Rhythm Masters, swing band of Winona State College, performed several times during the year, under the direction of Mrs. Fred Heyer, The group played for school assembly programs and provided music for a number of dances, including the TriCollege Swing. They participated in the Battle of Bands with the Merry-Notes from St. Mary's College.

Swing Band

Row 1: L. Johnson, J. Paulson, R. Gallien, D. Hofmeister; Row 2: B. Nyrud, R. Kline, AA. McCormick, J. Fitzgerald, Mr. Heyer; Row 3: H. Kaste, M. Porter, R. Klein, P. Bristow; Piano: B. Eberhard; Soloist: G. Ziebell; Bass: E. Kaiser, P. Kaiser; Drums: R. Keezer.

And There's Practice

The Swing Band In Action

For your dancing enjoyment

Sing, Gail, sing! Percussionists, Ev and Ron Mystery drummer

Dolphin Club "W" Club

The Dolphin Club is a new organization on campus this year. This group is made up of men and women students who enjoy swimming for recreation and their main project was producing and presenting a swim show. Officers were Mary Hoft and Roland Kratz, presidents; Sharon Lang and Tom Chandler, vice-presidents; Lorna Lajcik and Howard Schwind, secretary-treasurers; Richard Goetzman, show chairman; and Mr. James Voorhees, adviser.

The "W" Club is composed of the lettermen on campus. Its activities for the year included sponsoring the winning homecoming queen candidate, the pre-homecoming dance and style show, and the selling of refreshments for the basketball games.

The officers were King Miller, president; Bob Welch, vice-president; and Dave Glazier, secretary-treasurer.

Row One: D. Karow, J. McCartney, W. Fatchett, G. Tashima, R. Kratz, W. Kuehl, D. Kilkelly. Row Two: S. Hartle, L. Rowan, C. Friday, A. Boyum, B. Erickson, L. Lajcik, K. Way, R. Childs, S. Lang, M. Hoft, P. Sullivan, Mr. Voorhees. Row Three: T. Chandler, J. Slifka, D. Jaeger, D. Stover, H. Schwind, Row Four: M. Rouse, L. O'Reilly, G. Huseby, J. Courtier, R. Gillespie, B. Kannmacher, A. Pryor, C. Crum, M. Reihsen. Row Five: K. Elfman, R. Rocconi, J. Yaedke, R. Slifka, D. Percival, L. Brickford, P. Crum, L. Christensen. Row 1: R. Finendale, P. Marrin, G. Johnson, J. Wieczorek, B. Welch, T. Franklin, A. Myers; Row 2: E. Rickheim, J. Quist, D. Glazier, R. Krause, N. Toizman, D. Klagge, D. Matti; Row 3: L. Whittier, G. Elliot, R. Carroll, L. Gunhus, E. Buswell, D. MontgomeVy, G. Nardini; Row 4: R. Helgerson, R. Rogneby, B. Morse, C. Frisby, D. Stover, H. Espinda, H. Becker, W. Asing.

63 Dolphin free-for-all Club Activities Kappa Pi art critics Business Club sells annuals

Sports

Varsity Football

Football at Winona State could be considered a half and half season. Starting out the season as a strong contender, they won their first three games over Stout, Loras, and Moorhead by scores of 20 to 12, 22 to 8, and 42 to 0. But with a string of injuries and the loss of Captain John Ganga through ineligibility, coach Madeo (Moon) Molinari't team could only salvage one tie out of the remaining five games, that being a 6 to 6 deadlock with St. Cloud. They lost to Mankato, Bemidji, Michigan Tech., and Northland. Individual honors went to Gino Nardini, who was named AllNorthern State College Conference and honorable mention on the Associated Press Little All-America team. Dick Brown gained a halfback spot on the Northern State College Conference first team and Chuck Schneider and Arnie Satter were selected on the second team.

D. Brown B. Welch K. Miller A. Setter G. Nardini D. Stover Row 1: R. Helgerson, C. Mulholland, G. Bundy; Row 2: L. Whittier, Asst. Coach Gerlach, Coach Molinari, Asst. Coach Jones

J. Quist AA. Zimmer D. Eschelweck

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We Opponent 20 Stout 12 22 Loras 8 42 Moorhead 0 8 Huron 19 6 St. Cloud 6 12 Mankato 35 13 Bemidji 38 6 Michigan Tech. 26

C. Schneider Captain John Ganga, outstanding State Tackle.

Row 1: J. McGinnis, J. Wedemeier, E. Simon, B. Pieper, R. Nelson, G. Lundberg. Row 2: J. Jacobs, L. Carroll, B. Morse, G. Johnson. Tackle - Lorry Gunhus Who's on the bottom? Somebody help! Stopped by a clean tackle

Line: D. Jaeger, M. Groth, D. Boardman, G. Hubley, B. Finendale, H. Becker, D. Rislove; Backs: D. Hammel, S. Henry, D. Matti. Speedy Sophomore end D. Glazier B. Morse ready for pitch out Go get 'em, Arnie! D. Brown is up and over

Varsity Basketball

This season, coach Joe Gerlach's team won five while losing fifteen. They opened the season by losing their first five games before defeating Stout, 90 to 65, for their first victory. In the opening of conference action, the Warriors bowed to Mankato, 72 to 67. Later, they suffered three straight heartbreaking defeats, losing to Moorhead twice and Bemidji by a combined total of four points. The Warriors then came on strong to win four oftheir last six games. Their first conference triumph came when they stopped Mankato, 84 to 77. They followed with another win, defeating Milton, 65 to 61. After losing to La Crosse, they defeated Bethel, 89 to 78. They lost to St. Cloud, but came back in rousing fashion to whip Michigan Tech., 108 to 80.

Coach Gerlach, L. Larson, D. Cole, L. Engel, F. Klein, T. Caulkins, G. Sprute, J. Kaiser, D. Behrens, H. Espinda, B. Rogneby, D. Klagge, P. Marren, B. Welch, E. Rickheim, J. Wieczorek, C. Mulholland, H. Becker. Coach Gerlach in his first year as head basketball coach at Winona State compiled a record of 5 wins and 15 loses.

Jon Kaiser, Warrior forward, manuvers under for two points

WE OPPONENT 67 WARTBURG 72 82 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 98 66 OSHKOSH 89 83 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 102 77 STEVENS POINT 87 90 STOUT 65 63 STOUT 83 67 MANKATO 72 75 LORAS 80 75 ST. CLOUD 92 89 MOORHEAD 90 79 BEMIDJI 81 97 MOORHEAD 98 81 BEMIDJI 92 84 MANKATO 77 65 MILTON 61 87 LA CROSSE 114 89 BETHEL 78 57 ST. CLOUD 68 108 MICHIGAN TECH. 80

L. Engel pumps a long jump shot

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Let's hope it goes in, Larry

J. Wieczorek F. Klein T. Caulkins D. Klagge Stellar Junior guard who leads the warriors in scoring and was named to the NSCC All Conference team. Behrens drives past his man Nobody stops Klagge Kaiser hits for a bucket

given honorable mention in confer-

H. Espinda B. Welch G. Sprute An easy basket for Herb Jon Kaiser, Junior center, forward who led the Warriors in rebounding and was ence selections. Gale hooks it in Kaiser moves in for two Bank it in. Gale

Basketball

This season, the freshmen basketball team played before each home game, meeting various city teams. This year's team was coached by Bill Morse and headed by transfer Bob Rogneby and several outstanding freshmen prospects. The freshmen were Jerry Goetz, Merlin Groth, Lance Johnson, Al Bronson, Dave Cole, and Fred Klein.

D. Cole, B. Rogneby, /\A. Groth, F. Klein, J. Goetz, A. Bronson, L. Johnson "B" Squad Coach B. Morse Anyone for cha-cha

Cross Country

Cross country appeared at Winona State for the first time and ended with a very successful season of six won and one setback. Paced throughout the season by Captain Bob Scott and John Gruden, the team captured second place in the conference meet, running behind Mankato alone. Coach Bob Jones' crew defeated River Falls twice. La Crosse, Mankato, Luther, and Wartburg, while losing only to Macalaster.

Row 1: J. Gruden, B. Arko, M. Reilly; Row 2: D. Sands, D. Cole, B. Scott, J. Modjeski, J. Fend, E. Honda

COUNTRY SCHEDULE Opponent Winona State 27 River Fails 28 22 La Crosse 33 24 Mankato 35 2T River Falls 36 26 Luther 29 17 Wartburg 38 49 Macalaster 15 Triangular—Loras 33 Winona 44 Luther 44 N.S.C.C. Meet Second

CROSS

Capt. Scott and the coach check schedule

Let's use that whistle!

Wrestling

In the finest season of wrestling in Winona State's history, Coach Bob Jones' team compiled a record of nine wins against three losses, including seven consecutive wins. Leading wrestlers were Co-captains Glen Johnson and John DeLozier and Jerry Wedemeier. Wedemeier was crowned the national small college heavyweight champion as well as the conference champ. Johnson took second place in the 137 pound class at theconference meet.

One good flip, Rog!

Row 1: D. Vagts, G. Johnson, D. True, J. Delozier; Row 2: J. Wedemeier, B. Pieper, P. Evenson, D. Sanderson, R. Helgerson. Slap it down, Gordie

WRESTLING SCHEDULE Winona State Opponent 28 River Falls 6 14 Wartburg 11 Carlton College Tournament--fifth 0 Waynesburg (Pa.) 26 5 Lock Haven (Pa.) 23 8 Rochester Tech. (N.Y.) 22 18 Univ. of Wis. (Milwaukee) 15 31 North Dakota State 3 21 Stevens Point 15 16 Wheaton (III.) 15 17 Luther 16 22 Loras 8 29 Stout 8 Northern State College Confer. Meet—Third N.A.I.A. Championships—Seventh Come on Glen, break away!

Another sure pin for Jerry J. Wedemeier, National Small College Champ

Swimming

In the first year of competitive swimming at Winona State, Coach Vorhees' tankers won six while losing only one. In their opener, they defeated Macalaster, 50 to 36, and they added vietories over La Crosse, Hamline, Michigan Tech., University of Minnesota's Duluth Branch, and St. Thomas before losing their finale to La Crosse. Leading point getters were Christensen and Percival in diving. Captain Kratz, and Steivang.

M. Hull, L. Christenson, G. McCartney, W. Fatchett, J. Forester, P. Crum, B. Gillespie, L). Percival, R. Loitz, R. Kratz. Manager C. Crum, J. Steivang. Manager C. Crum, J. Steivang.

SCHEDULE

Get Set—Go B. Gilespie, M. Hull, W. Fatchett, R. Kratz Freshman diver Dave Percival

Winona State Opponent 50 Macalaster 36 44 La Crosse 42 49 Hamline 36 50 Michigan Tech. 36 52 U. of M. (Duluth) 33 47 St. Thomas 39 23V2 La Crosse 62V2

Coach Vorhees gets ready for a dunking

Varsity Baseball

The 1958 Winona State baseball team ended the season with a record of 15 wins against only three losses. The only losses of the season were to Loras College and to Moorhead and St. Cloud in conference action. They opened with seven straight wins, including the sweep of their southern trip. They also won the M.S.C.C. Championship again. The leading pitcher was John Carter with a nine win-one loss record, while Dick Zack lead thehitters with a .463 average.

Row 1: P. Helgerson, B. Rogneby, J. Wieczorek, R. Krause, B. Morse, J. Gerach; Row 2: R. Ring, T. Franklin, A. Bronson, J. Gruden, C. Gasper; Row 3: G. Grob, L. Johnson, D. Montgomery, B. Arko, H. Uesugi; Row 4: D. Matti, D. Behrens, B. Welch, J. Swanson. Bill Morse firing one in Lance Johnson takes his cuts

Pitcher Don Behrens Shortstop Lance Johnson Third baseman Jack Wieczorek Outfielders D. Montgomery, B. Welch, R. Krause Catchers B. Rogneby and T. Franklin Brush him back Base hit for G. Grob

Track

Coach Bob Jones' 1958 track squad compiles a record of six wins and two losses. During the season, they won a triangular and a five team meet. They also gained the third spot in the Carlton Relays and second in the Conference meet. Conference champions were Scott, Rouse, and Marren, who tied in the pole vault. Rouse set 200 dashes and Gazier set a new 440 mark. Also, new recschool records in the 100 and ords were set in the 880 relay and mile relay.

Row 1: N. Toizman, J. Modjeski, D. Glazier, P. Marren, B. Scott, D. Cole, N. Stanley, G. Johnson; Row 2: D. Sands, L. Iverson, D. Anderson, L. Gunhus, J. Slifka, D. Rislove, G. Sprute, G. Lundberg, E. Simon, J. Fend, E. Honda, Coach Jones. Coach Jones and Co-Captains Pat Marren and Bob Scott

The baton changes hands Down the home stretch 83

D. Anderson, D. Glazier, and J. Slifka in starting position

The 1958 golf squad, coached by Russ Owen, finished with a record of six wins, four losses, and one tie. The team, lead by conference champion Gordon Elliot, captured the Minnesota State College Conference Championship. Other members of the squad were Fred Weeman, Doug Page, Earl Buswell, and Jack Grupa.

Coach Molinari, J. Grupa, K. Smelser, E. Buswell, G. Elliott, D. Page, J. Jacobs Conference Champion G. Elliott and Coach Molinari J. Grupa J. Jacobs E. Buswell

Intramurals

J. Kaîser, Coach Voorhees, G. Lewis, R. Helgerson, G. Johnson H. Espinda takes a swing

INTRAMURAL WATER POLO FINAL STANDINGS WON LOST NARDINI 3 0 GLAZIER 2 1 KUEHL 1 2 BAUDHUIN 0 3 LEADING SCORERS GOALS STOVER 17 RADDATZ 12 PERCIVAL 6 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL STANDINGS WON LOST RANGERS 8 2 WONDERS 7 3 HAWKS 7 3 MIDGETS 4 6 FLASHES 2 8 TROTTERS 2 8 LEADING SCORERS FG FT TP HAAKENSON (WO) 66 25 157 RISLOVE (RANG) 59 26 144 DEWITZ (HAWKS) 53 31 137 HENRY (FLASH) 64 5 133 GROB (FLASH) 54 21 129 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS WONDERS WONDERS 48 MIDGETS 38

Intramural softball action at the Lake Park Field

W.R.A.

The W.R.A. again enjoyed a sucessful season. With Miss Moravec as advisor, the activities were planned and directed by a board of six and President, Daisy Morikami; Vice-President, Janice Jacobson; and Secretary-Treasurer, Lillian McKenzie. The intramural activities included volleyball, basketball, softball, bowling and badminton. The club also sponsored a college sports day and a modern dance clinic which Jean Burgess conducted. Beside participâting in activities within our college, teams were sent to other college playdays. The club is a member of ARFC and Doris Kamla is the regional delegate.

Row 1: K. Parker, J. Yamamoto, A. Shinsiki, B. Steege, J. Rheigans, AA. Arnold; Row 2: AA. AAoravec Advisor, AA. Culbertson, J. Stegan, T. Beberg, L. Hoon, J. Jacobson, J. Lewis, AA. Daugherty; Row 3: C. Svenningson, R. OIstád, H. AAark, J. Swantz, D. AAorikami, D. Kamla, K. Juhl; Row 4: D. Steffens, A. Pryor, C. Gerry, A. Kaldunski, D. Kieffer, B. Tonsager, N. Arnold, R. Herbert; Row 5: C. Friday, B. Heiden, L. AAcKensie, J. Haga, N. Arnold, AA. AAiestad, J. Nelson, R. Brun\ner, L. Lajick, N. Shay. Lillian AAcKensie, Daisy AAorikami, Jan Jacobson "What's up girls?" WRA volleyball

87 WRA Playday WRA bowling

Cheerleaders

Leading the cheers from Maxwell Field to the basketball floor were our four capable cheerleaders. They tried to build up the school's spirit at games through the use of megaphones, new yells and pep songs.

There was a successful pep feast at Lake Park which the girls helped organize and carry out. They also worked with the newly formed Dy-Na-Mo Club in order to build up a cheering section at the basketball games. Thanks to the girls the school spirit has greatly improved. Captain this year was Kathy Juhl.

Fight, team. Fight!

Cheerleaders: C. Haley, G. Lewis, K. Juhl, N. Figy Cheerleaders relax at half-time

W.P.E.

The Woman's Physical Education Club opened to all physical education majors and minors. At the monthly meetings, the girls explored topics of interest. The members sold homecoming buttons for the purpose of raising money for the Jean Talbot Scholarship Fund which is a W.P.E. sponsored scholarship for women in physical education. They also took care of the coat check and they assisted with the freshman physical examinations and motor ability tests. They also sponsored a high school play day. Officers were President, Helen Beberg; Vice-President, Daisy AAorikami; and SecretaryTreasurer, Dorothy Steffens. Miss Day was the adviser.

Row 1: left to right; J. Rheingans, K. Parker, R. Steege, J. Lewis, AA. Daugherty, AA. Arnold; Row 2: S. Day, Advisor; AA. Culbertson, J. Stegen, H. Beberg, S. Lang, D. Kampa; Row 3: D. Steffens, A. Pryor, AA. Deisel, L. Hoon, D. AAorakami, L. Lajick; Row 4: C. Friday, J. Haga, C. Svenningson, D. Kieffer, B. Tonasger, R. Herbert, B. Lund; Row 5: Erickson, N. Shay, K. Juhl, L. AAcKensie, N. Arnold, AA. AAiestad, J. Nelson, R. Brunner. AAodern Dance Symposium Daisy AAorikami, S. Day, Dorothy Steffens, Helen Beberg Coaf Check: Bonnie Tonsager

Warriorettes

In their second year as the college drill team, the Warriorettes proved to be one of the most popular new organizations of the college. Beside drawing up their own constitution and getting new uniforms, the girls performed at homecoming, basketball games and for the Winona Activity Group. The team also marched in the St. Paul Winter Carnival and in the Winona Winter Carnival in which they won third place. Films were taken of the girls and they were shown on KROCTV. The seacon was closed by a performance at the opening of the Fountain City-Cochrane gym. The girls performed such routines as: Honey Bun, Snowflake. Wooden Soldiers and Night Train. Advisor was Mrs. Hoph. The Director and choreographer, Nancy Tubb; and manager. Burton Ferrier.

Di-No-Mo

The Di-No-Mo club was organized this year by the Athletic Commissioner, Larry Whittier, to stimulate more school spirit at athletic events. They lead the school in cheers, maintained a pep band and furnished bells and drums to cheer the teams on to victory.

C. Sherman, J. Bodien, M. Pickart, H. Larson, J. Lamo, P. Kowaiczyk, C. Johnson, A. Abts, M. Engrav, R. Robertson, J. Schult, R. Brosseth, A. Houser, C. dander, N. Tubb, J. Bauch, R. Stiehl, B. Kannmacker, C. Heaser, P. Bristow. Row 1: C. Svenningson, M. Engrav, C. dander, R. Robertson, G. Lewis, K. Parker, C. Haley; Row 2: D. Bearson, N. Tubb, M. Pickart, J. Jacobson, D. Morikami, J. Stegen, N. Figy, K. Juhl, J. Gruden; Row 3: B. Ferrier, D. Cole, D. Glazier, M. Barker, D. Schierholt, B. Scott, D. Mackey; Row 4: J. Mallinger, J. Zierdt, C. Frisby, W. Stephanson, G. Lundberg, B. Gillespie, L. Whittier.

92 This must be the place! Care to join? From Orientation To Homecoming Someday, Jody!

93 What's so funny? Fite Harvard

We can start now! We marched and marched. Watch the bouncing ball What say we dance?

The Naughty Ladies

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Freshmen buying books

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95 Balloone for the dance

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Living In The Dormitories

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too ! Aqua Days Take You To The Circus

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The circus also has beautiful girls Wayne a real Cannon Ball !

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Kappa Pi decorates

Homecoming Queen, Nancy

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Carol As Fair Lady III

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Judy And Dave: Queen And King Of Mardi Gras Char: Campus Cover Girl Kay Way: Miss Snowflake

Wenonah Staff

Editor Mary Claire Thompson

Business Managers

AI Myers, Paul Newell, Lee Zill

Art Editor Harold Grabitzke

Faculty Anita Houser

Classes

James Mulfinger, Dale Mulholland

Organizations Pat Clare

Student Life Nancy Tubb, Helen Larson

Women's Sports Barbara Steege

Men's Sports James Schulz

Photographers

Harold Williams, John Bayley

Advisor Mr. Jesson

Assistants:

Carol Brosseth

Yvonne McNallan

Joe Fitzgerald

Roger Krause

Glen Huntoon

The members of this staff have enjoyed the honor of being able to present to you a picture story of the events of this past school year. It is our wish that in the future you will turn to this annual to recall the memories of your college days at Winona State.

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Aakre, Harlan 30

Aakre, Mary 34

Abraham, Richard 16, 42, 51

Abts, Ann 24, 90

Abts, James 30

Abts, Nathan 16

Accola, Curtis 32, 52

Acheff, Barbara

Adams, Virginia 34, 46, 57, 59

Adank, Willard

Albee, Joanne 34, 48

Alfaro, Bonnie 34

Algis, David 34

Altobe, Marie 34

Anderson, Margot 30

Anderson, Orrin 34

Anderson, Patricia

Anderson, Paul 34

Anderson, Richard A. 16, 82, 83

Anderson, Roger 16

Anderson, Richard L. 82, 83

Andrzejek, James 30, 46

Angst, Elaine 30

Angst, John

Arko, Robert 30, 46,50, 75, 80

Arnold, Muriel 32, 86, 89

Arnold, Nadine 34, 86

Arnold, Nancy 30, 50, 86, 89

Asing, Wayne 62, 67

Ault, Keith 34

Aune, Karen 34, 47, 53, 56, 59

Averill, Richard 16, 52 B

Backlund, Richard 34

Backus, Helen 32,46, 53, 56

Ballinger, Ralph 32, 48

Bambeneck, James 32

Bambeneck, Lucy

Banick, June 34, 47

Barber, Donald 30

Barker, Michael 34, 44

Barker, Robert

Barker, William

Barnes, Lucille 34

Bartsch, Harold 34

Bateman, Robert 30

Bauch, Judy 30, 41, 43, 47,50, 53, 56, 90

Baudhuin, Neil

Baumann, William 34

Baley, John 32, 58

Beach, K. 34

Bearson, Darrell 30, 44, 47, 49, 52, 53, 56

Beberg, Helen 16, 41, 44, 89

Becker, Harold 34, 62, 69, 70

Beggs, Phoebe 34

Behnke, Richard 16

Beherens, Donald 70, 72, 80, 81

Belden, James

Belisle, Louis 34

Bendel, Donald 34

Benning, Karen 34

Benson, David

Benson, Dorothy 16

Berg, Gerald 34

Berg, Richard 30, 51

Berge, Abbie 16, 50

Bergsgaard, Lois 32, 47, 50

Bernard, Arleta 32, 47, 50

Best, Marcia 30, 44, 47, 50, 59

Bickford, Loras 34

Biever, B. 24

Bloom, Jon 24

Blumentritt, Bruce 34

Boardman, Del 24, 69

Bockenhauer, Donna 34

Bodien, Judith 30, 50, 90

Bonow, Daniel 16

Bonthius, Philip 34

Bos, Betty 17

Bowe, Richard 34

Boyum, Ann 34, 62

Bratrud, William 52

Breitlow, John

Bremer, Neal 34

Brenna, Rita

Brenno, Duane 30

Brensel, Fred

Breza, Michael 34

Briesath, Irene 17

Briesath, Richard

Bright, Bernice

Bristow, Patricia 34,60, 90

Bronson, Allen 34, 74, 80

Brosseth, Carol 17, 42,43, 50,52, 55

Brosseth, Ruth 30, 56, 90

Brown, Richard 57, 66

Brown, Richard J.

Brown, Thomas

Brungardt, Becky 34

Brunner, Janet 17, 41, 46, 50

Brunner, Roxanne 34, 86, 89

Brust, James 53, 55, 56

Bryngleson, Audrey 30, 58

Buettner, Carol 32, 102

Bundy, David

Bundy, Gary 17, 48, 66

Burmeister, Bruce 30, 51

Burmeister, Keith 17

Burtness, Howard 32, 47

Busse, Fredrick 34

Busse, James 58

Buswell, Earl 52, 62, 84

Buswell, Wayne

Butler, Donald 32, 50

Caldwell, David

Cameron, Robert 32

Campbell, Stanley Campbell, William 35

Carlson, Kathryn 30, 41,47, 50

Carlson, Vernon 30

Carney, Deanna 35 Carpenter, Alexas

Carroll, Lance 68

Carroll, Roger 17, 62

Carstenson, Charles 35, 47

Carton, Kay 35

Caulkins, Thomas 30, 70, 72

Chadbourn, Gerald

Chandler, Tom 30, 53, 56, 62

Chandler, Jerry 35

Chick, George

Childs, Ramona 35, 62

Christensen, Dennis 35

Christenson, Judy 35

Christensen, Larry 35, 44, 62, 78

Cieminski, Allan

Cieminski, LeRoy

Cieminski, Nicholas

Clare, Patricia 32, 44, 50, 53

Claussen, Marilyn 17, 47, 50

Cleveland, Ronald 32, 46, 53, 59

Clinkscales, Caron 35

Cole, David 35, 70, 74, 75, 82

Cole, James

Collins, Gary 30, 51

Conway, Elizabeth 35

Conzett, Mary 35

Cornelius, John 17

Courtade, Yvette 35

Courtier, John 35, 55, 62

Crouch, Nancy 32

Crum, Chester 35,62, 78

Crum, Clarence 30, 62, 78

Culbertson, Marian 17, 50, 52, 58, 86

Dahlem, Glenn 32

Dahly, Gary 35, 49, 52

Dammann, Bertha 35, 50

Dammann, Eugene

Daniel, Chester 35

Daugherty, Evon 32

Daugherty, Mary 35, 86, 88

Day, Fred 35

Dearman, Joan 35

Dee, Raymond

DeLozier, John 76

DeWitz, Arthur

DeZeeuw, Mary 48, 89

Dietrich, Marilyn

Dingfelder, Barbara

Doblar, John 35

Doerer, Robert

Doerer, William

Dolan, Ann

Doner, David 35

Donohoe, Philip

Dorn, James 35

Douglas, Patricia

Drenckhahn, Jane 30, 56

Dresser, Gerald 18, 51

Drwall, James

Duval, Sharon 35

Dyar, Larry 35

105 INDEX

Eberhard, William 18, 41, 50, 52, 60

Echert, Dale 35

Eckhoff, Constance 35

Edwards, Donna 32

Eglinton, Sylvia 18, 47, 50, 56

Ehmcke, Paul 35

Eichman, Jerry 32

Einhorn, Daniel

Eischen, Lawrence

Elfmann, Karl 35, 55, 62

Ellingson, Joan 35

Elliott, Charles

Elliott, Gordon 18, 52, 62

Eistad, Edward

EIstad, Leif 47,49, 50, 58

Elwonger, Charles

Engel, Larry 32, 70, 71, 72

Englerth, Allan 35

Engrav, Marie 30, 40,43, 56, 90

Erdmann, David

Erickson, Bonnie 35, 47, 62, 89

Erickson, James 32

Erpelding, Donald

Eschelweck, David 67

Espinda, Herb 30, 57,62, 70,73, 85

Esson, Rhoda 32, 50, 57

Evans, Eleanor 18, 41, 49, 50, 59

Evenson, Gary 30

Evenson, Paul 30, 76

Fahey, Robert 41

Faber, Keith 35

Farnhoitz, Mildred

Farnhoitz, Wayne 51

Fatchett, Wayne 62, 78, 79

Feisch, Dorothy 30,47, 50

Feisch, John 32, 48, 58

Fend, John 32, 75, 82

Fenwick, Richard 48, 49, 53,56, 58

Ferguson, Elizabeth 35

Ferkingstad, Edwin 18

Ferrier, Burton 18, 41, 42, 50, 58

Feuerhelm, Diane 30, 46

Figy, Nancy 35, 53, 56, 88

Finendale, Robert 62, 69

Fitzgerald, Joe 32, 35, 46, 53, 56, 59, 60

Flanagan, Sharon 35

Fleener, Willis 18, 48

Force, Oscar 35

Forester, John 35, 78

Forstrom, Geraldine 48

Fosburgh, Don 18, 53, 56

Fossum, LaVern 35

Franklin, Thomas 18, 46, 80, 81

Frets, Nelson

Friday, Carol 19, 41, 50, 52, 55, 62, 86, 89

Frisby, Charles 42, 58, 62

Froiland, Arthur 35

Frost, Thomas 35

Gable, Robert Gallien, Richard Ganga, John 19, 42, 67 Gappa, Judy Gaulke, Charles Gaustad, Kenneth Gasper, Connie 80 Gerloff, Roger Gery, Coralyn 30, 47, 50, 59, 86 Gilbertson, Camille 19, 50, 52 Gilbertson, Mary Ann Gillispie, Robert 62,78, 79 Gilmore, Carole 35 Ginther, Richard Glander, Karen 32, 53, 56 Glatch, Rochelle 32, 46 Glazier, David 32, 44,47, 50,62, 69, 82, 83, 103

Glidder, James Glissendorf, Sharon 35, 48

Glover, Marjorie 30, 48, 50, 59 Goetz, Gerald 35, 74 Goetzman, Allen Goetzman, Gayle 32, 46, 50, 55 Goetzman, Gene 30 Goetzman, Richard Gohde, James 19

Goodrich, Irae 35 Goodwin, Darlene 30 Gordon, Grace

Gorman, J. 35 Gorny, Gene Gottschalk, Darrel

Grabitske, Harold 19, 57 Grafe, Charlotte 32

Gran, Lowell 32, 47 Gravenish, Diane 35, 50, 59 Gravenish, Marlys 30, 44, 50, 59 Gray, Allen 35

Greenleaf, Leslie 48 Grob G. 35, 80, 81

Grochowski, Robert 35 Groth, Merlyn 35, 69, 74 Gruden, John 30, 44, 46,75, 80 Grupa, John 84

Guenther, Emil

Guenther, Karen 35

Ghunhus, Lorry 30,62, 68, 82, 83 H

Haack, Rebecca 35

Haakenson, Gene

Haas, Edna Kay 30, 46

Habel, Mary 35

Hacker, Deloris 19 Hackett, Jack

Haga, Judy 19, 89

Hahn, William 19, 40, 41,50, 58, 59

Haley, Cathleen 35,46, 88

Hall, William

Hallberg, Sally 19, 57

Hallman, Patricia 19

Halverson, Emma

Hameister, L. 30, 45, 50

Hammann, David

Hammei, Douglas 35, 69

Hansen, Gwen 32

Hanson, Curtis 44

Hanson, David

Hanson, Marilyn 30, 41, 48, 50, 56, 58

Hanson, Raymond 35

Happel, Charlotte 32, 45, 48, 50, 57

Harders, Deanna 20, 53, 55, 56

Hardtke, Jeannine 20

Hargesheimer, Bill

Harner, David 41, 52

Harris, David 32, 52, 55

Hartle, Sally 32, 45, 48, 55, 62

Harvey, Deane 20

Healy, Michael 32, 46

Heaser, Constance 30,46, 56,58, 90

Heffern, Robert

Heiden, Barbara 35,47, 52, 86

Heikes, Margaret 31, 45, 50

Helgerson, Joanne 31,47, 49

Helgerson, Paul 35

Helgerson, Roger 31, 47, 49, 55,62, 66, 76, 80, 85

Helland, Sandra

Hellerud, Edwin 35

Hellickson, Harold

Hellickson, Wanda 35, 48

Henderson, Eugene N.

Hennessy, Audrey 35, 46

Henry, Alexander 35, 69

Hentges, Gerald

Hentges, Joseph 31

Herbert, Roberta 86

Herrick, Donald

Heyer, Raymond

Heymans, Roger 32

Himebaugh, Shirley 32, 47, 50, 59

Hinkly, Ray 46

Hint, Donald 35

Hofmann, Valerian

Hofmeister, Donald 60

Hoft, Mary 32, 62

Hole, Moonyeen 35

Holliday, Phyllis 35, 48

Holman, Nancy 31, 48, 50

Honda, Earl 75, 82

Hoon, Laura 31, 48, 86, 89

Hoppe, Lyle 36

Horton, Jo Ann 36

Hostettler, William

Houser, Anita 20, 52,53, 54, 56, 90

Hubley, Gary 36, 46, 69

Hughes, Sandra 31

Hull, Michael J. 36, 78, 79

Hull, Warren

Humburg, Robert 51, 57

Huntoon, Glenn 36, 59

Huseby, Gordon 62

Huttula, Joanne 31, 41

106 INDEX E

Indihar, Robert 32 36

Inman, Judie 36, 47, 55

Inman, Karen 36

Inman, Keith

Iverson, Lynn 31, 47, 82

Jackson, Lyman 36, 48

Jackson, Sharon 20, 48, 59

Jacobs, Jim 68, 84

Jacobs, John

Jacobson, Janice 20,42, 43, 47, 50, 86

Jacobson, Thomas

Jaeger, Darrel 32,62, 69

James, John 20

James, Ralph

Jefferis, Marlene 36

Jenn, Gordon 36

Jereczek, Mike 33, 51

Jick, Doris 33,44, 47, 50,56, 57

Johannsen, Judy 36

Johns, Herbert 20,47, 58

Johnson, Charlotte 31,57, 50,59, 90

Johnson, Dallas 36

Johnson, Dean 36

Johnson, E. 36

Johnson, Frank 36

Johnson, Glen 31, 68, 76, 82, 85

Johnson, Gloria J. 33, 47

Johnson, Judith 36

Johnson, Juliann 36, 47

Johnson, Lance 36, 59, 70, 74, 80, 81

Johnson, Lowell 20, 60

Johnson, Norman

Johnson, Sidney

Jordan, Paul

Juhl, Katherine 31, 44, 57, 86,88, 89

Justin, Donald 36

Justin, Gerald K

Kaeth, C. 36

Kaehler, William

Kaiser, Evelyn L. 31, 60

Knutson, Nola 21, 44, 50,53, 56

Koch, Gerald

Koch, Liguori M.

Koeth, Charles

Kohner, Terrence

Kolias, John

Kowaiczyk, Phyllis 36, 90

Kragness, Kathryn 21, 47, 50

Kratz, Roland 31,62, 78, 79

Krause, Roger Charles 36

Krause, Roger Duane 62, 79, 81

Kreidermacher, Frank

Kreisel, Marian 36

Krings, Dwane

Kuehl, William 21, 42, 43,46, 52, 62

Kukowski, Tom

Kulas, John 21

Kulawske, William

Kvam, Patricia 36

Laffrenzen, Dari

Lager, Junior 31, 47

Lajcik, Lorna 33,62, 86, 89

Lammo, Janet 36,47, 80

Landro, Ken

Lang, Neal 21, 40,53, 56

Lang, Sharon 33, 62, 89

Langenberg, William

Langstaff, Paul 31, 47, 51

Larson, Burton 21, 52

Larson, Conrad 36

Larson, Helen 31, 54, 90

Laugen, Larry

Lee, Howard Lee, Robert E. 41

Lehmann, Sara 33, 45, 49

Lejk, David

Lentzen, T. 36, 52

Lewis, Beverly

Lewis, Geraldine 36, 85,86, 88, 89 Lewis, Larry 36

Lieberman, William

Liskow, Lyle 21, 51

Litchfield, William

Livingood, Milton 33, 51

Llewellyn, Robert

Loecher, Elene 22, 41, 46,50,54, 56

Loitz, Roland 78

Lord, Suzanne 33

Luikart, Peter 36

Lund, B. 89

Lundberg, Eugene 40,51, 68, 82

Lurkowski 36

McCarl, John

McCartney, Gerald 33, 55, 62, 78

McCloskey, James 31

McCormack, Dorothy

McCormick, Michael 31, 46, 52, 55, 59, 60 McDermott, Gene

McElmury, Kenneth J. 36, 46

M.cElmury, Robert 22, 58

McGinnis, Jerome 68

McGrath, Helen

McKenzie, Lillian 33, 44, 86, 89

McLeod, Maxine 36

McMaster, Keith

McNallan, Yvonne 22

McNamer, Alfred M.36

McQueen, Kenneth 36

Mackey, Richard 31, 41

Mader, Anthony G. 36, 46

Mahaffey, Ralph 31, 36

Mahike, Robert 36

Majerus, AI Jean 33, 46

Maki, Helen 31, 41

Mallinger, James 22, 44, 46

Maloy, Patrick 36

Mark, Harriet 36, 44,47, 86

Mark, John 33

Marquardt, David 33

Marren, Patrick 22,50, 58,62, 70, 82

Martin, James A.

Martin, Susan

Mason, Patricia 33

Matejka, Gerald 36

Matti, Douglas 36

Matti, Dwayne 36,62, 69, 80

Mauszycki, James 31, 51

Mauszycki, Thomas 56

Maze, Arthur R. 58

Meinke, David

Meistad, M. 31, 86, 89

Mensink, Royce 52

Meulemans, David 33, 53, 56

Meyer, Ardell 3

Meyer, D.

Meyer, Gordon 36, 44

Meyers, Donald 22, 49

Michaels, Kenneth 33

Miller, D. 36

Miller, Jerry A.

Miller, King 22, 66

Mills, Norbert 31, 49, 53, 56

Mitchell, Patricia 22, 49, 50

Miwa, Lester

Miyazaki, Tsuyako Ann 22

Modjeski, Gerald 36

Modjeski, John 36, 75, 82

Moeller, Darlene 22

Moen, Robert 23, 51

Montgomery, Dale 62, 80, 81

Moore, Kenneth

Morcomb, Joyce 36

Morcomb, Kay 36

Morcomb, Ross 51

Morikami, Daisy 31, 86, 89

Morse, William 23, 62, 68, 69, 74, 79, 80

Motzko, Robert 23, 50, 58

Mulfinger, James 36, 54

Mulholland, Cecil 23, 48, 50, 66, 70

Mulholland, Dale 33, 48, 54

Mullin, Mary 31, 57

Munkel, Robert

Munson, Lorreen 36

Murphy, Patricia 36

Myers, Norbert 23, 52, 54 ,62

Myers, Raymond 23, 51 N

Nagel, Gerald 36

Nakamura, Mae 23, 50

Nardinger, Jo Ann 36, 46

Nardini, Eugene 23, 62, 66

Neeck, Michael G. 36

Nelson, Albert

Nelson, Audrey

Nelson, Barry 31, 15

Nelson, Dwayne 3 1

Nelson, Jan 37, 86, 89

Nelson, Janet 31

Nelson, Keith 31, 44

Nelson, Nancy J.

Nelson, R. Ronald 33, 68

Nelton, David

Nett, Julie

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Neumann, Herman

Newall, J. Paul 23, 52, 54

Newman, Charles

Newman, Judith 33, 59

Nichols, Charles

Nickel, Curt 31

Nienow, Maxine

Nihart, Carol 37

Nihart, Richard

Nissen, James 37

Nistler, Robert

Nyberg, Marlyce 23, 43

Nyrud, Bea 33,59, 60

Odegaard, Iver B.

Ohnstad, Leah Marie 37, 52

Oldenburg, James 33, 37

Oison, Charles 37

Oison, Gary 31

Oison, Roxann 37

Oison, Ugene

OIstad, Ramona 37, 47, 86

O'Reilly, Lawrence62

Owecke, Jerome 24

Oxley, Darlene 24, 41

Oyama, M.36

Ozment, Jennie

Page, Douglas 24, 84

Palbicki, Gerald 79

Pampuck, Janice 36

Pankratz, Torn

Papenfuss, Elaine

Parker, Kaye 37, 86, 88, 89

Passe, John

Patrick, David 48

Paulsen, Carol 37

Paulson, N. Jerome 33, 60

Paurazas, Mary

Pearson, Gerald 37

Pehler, George 24

Pellowski, Robert 37

Peplinski, Judith 37

Percival, David 37, 62, 78, 79

Petersen, Michael

Peterson, Allton

Peterson, Anita 37, 47

Peterson, Claudia 37

Peterson, Donald Jr.33

Peterson, Eugene

Peterson, Gary 37

Peterson, Harvey 24, 47, 50, 58

Peterson, Merle Jean 31, 49, 55

Peterson, Par 37

Peterson, Sandra

Peterson, Sharon 33, 47

Pfeiffer, J. C. 49, 50, 53

Phillips, John

Pickart, Mary Ann 31, 90

Pieper, Barnhard 33, 76

Pietsch, Thomas

Plitzuweit, Irvin 47

Podany, Patricia 24, 50, 58

Porter, Mike, 60 Pratt, Maynard 53, 56

Price, Roger 24, 51 Prigge, William 33

Prondzinski, David 33

Pronschinske, Leo J. 24, 46, 50 Pronzinski, Robert Pryor, Audrey 37, 62, 86, 89 Przybylski, Robert 37 Puetz, Walter

Quandrud, Clarence Quist, John 31, 66

Raddatz, Jerald

Radechel, Charles 24 Raine, Ardith

Raine, James 37 Rand, Margery 37 Redalen, Edward Reed, Harold

Reid, Helen 24

Reihsen, Marvin 62

Rekstad, Alice 31, 52 Renslo, Robert 33, 51 Repinski, Richard Reynolds, Rev. H. E. Rheingans, Charles 37 Rheingans, Jo 37,45, 86, 89 Rhoades, Bruce 33, 55, 58 Rice, Myron Rice, Norman Richardson, Carole 37, 49, 59 Rickheim, Ervin 25,50, 52, 62, 70 Richter, Daniel 31, 46 Riley, Michael 37, 75

Ring, Roy 79

Rislove, David 37,69, 82 Rivers, Lloyd 37

Roberton, Mary 37, 50 Roberts, Virgil 37

Robertson, Renee 37, 46, 90 Rocconi, Roger 31, 62

Rogneby, Robert 62,70, 74, 79, 81 Ross, Arlan 33

Rost, Mary 25, 41, 49 Rouse, Marvin 33, 44 Rowan, LuEtta 37,46, 6 2 Rumstick, Sharon 37 Russell, Clarence Ryan, Michael 37 Ryan, Patricia 31, 46, 56 S

Sanden, Charles Sanden, Dean

Sanderson, Dean 25, 44, 76 Sands, David 31, 75, 82 Sands, James Santelman, Judith 37

Sass, Richard Satter, Arnold 66 Schaper, Mario

Schendel, A. Patricia

Scherber, James

Schierholt, Don 31, 50, 58

Schiltz, Joseph

Schmidt, J. George 33

Schneider, Charles 67

Schnur, Robert

Schroh, Laverne 37

Schreiber, David 25, 44

Schroeder, Grace 33, 46

Schuldt, Joyce 33, 47, 57, 90

Schultz, Richard 33

Schultz, Terry 37

Schulz, Jim 25, 53, 54, 56

Schulth, John 37

Schwager, Mary 33, 47, 55

Schwager, Susan 31, 41, 47, 50

Schwantz, Janet 31, 77, 50, 52, 56, 86

Schwind, Gerald 37

Schwind, Howard H. 33, 45, 59, 62

Scott, Robert 75, 82

Seegmiller, Verdón 37

Seeling, Sharon 37

Segale, Ralph 31

Seha, Marian 51

Selke, Gordon

Senn, John 37

Sendrick, Sandra 33

Sexton, Joseph E.

Shay, Nancy 33, 86, 88

Sherman, Carol 37, 48, 56, 90

Sherman, Frank

Shinseki, Anne 37, 86

Simon, Ann 31, 46

Simon, Ellsworth 31, 66, 82

Simon, Gerald 37

Siverson, Roger 37

Skeels, William

Slifka, Jim 62, 82, 83

Slifka, Robert 31, 62

Smelser, Kenneth 83

Smith, Margaret

Smith, Peggy

Sovereign, James 37

Spande, Dean 25, 43,49, 50

Sparks, Lowell L.

Sprenger, George 33

Sprute, Gale 37, 70, 73,82, 83

Stanton, Richard

Stanley, N. 81

Stapf, Myron 33

Stark, Christine

Steege, Barbara 33,54, 86

Steffen, Donald 37

Steffens, Dorothy 33, 86, 89

Stegen, Jeanne 25, 46, 58,86, 89

Stegen, John 37

Stehn, David

Stehr, Frances 25, 47

Steinhoff, Verlan

Steivang, Jim 78

Steivang, Julie

Stelplugh, Faye 37, 44

Stensrud, Allan 33,

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Stensrud, Richard 25, 52

Stephan, Dolores

Stephenson, Thomas

Stephenson, Walter 31,51,53, 56

Stevens, Allan

Stevens, Nicholas 31, 37

Stiehl, Georgia 25, 40,42, 43,49, 50

Stiehl, Ramona 37, 58, 90

Stone, Ronald 26

Storhoff, Stafford 37

Stover, Dave 31, 62, 66

Stow, Donald 26, 45, 49,50, 59

Stow, John 37

Strah, Patricia

Strand, Gavin

Strand, Verda 31

Strand, Vernon 31, 51

Strommer, Ralph 41

Stueve, Robert 26, 51

Stuhr, Katherine

Stukel, Randall 37, 53, 56

Stump, Diane 37, 59

Suchomel, James 33

Sulack, Richard

Sullivan, Patricia 33, 62

Sultze, Dorothy 26, 47, 50

Sunde, Jane

Svenningsen, Norman 37

Svenningson, Charlotte 26, 40, 86, 89, 103

Swadner, Matthew 37

Swanson, Gene

Swanson, James 80

Swearingen, Bill

Symes, Sonja 37

Szudrowitz, Karen 37

Tashima, George 62

Theel, Janet 37

Them, Joy

Thesing, Richard 37

Thissen, Frank 53

Thomas, Gary L. 37, 59

Thomforde, Larry

Thompson,Darryl 37, 40

Thompson, Mary 26, 40, 42,43, 46,50, 52, 53, 54, 56

Thompson, Richard 31,49, 52

Tobias, DeWayne 37

Toensing, Norm 26

Toizmann, Nyles 31, 62, 82

Tomashek, John 37

Tonsager, Bonnie 33, 86, 89

Treder, Melbourne

True, Douglas 33, 76

Tschida, Kenneth 47

Tschumper, Delwin 26, 52

Tschumper, Keith 38

Tubb, Nancy 26, 42,43, 48, 50, 53, 54, 54, 56, 90, 102

Udulutch, Charles 31

Uesugi, Herbert 80

Uplinger, Sharon 38

Urness, John 37

Utzinger, Pauline

Vagts, Dale 38, 76, 79

Valdovinos, Jack 26

Valdovinos, Lavonne 27, 59

Vaughan, Charles 31

Verknis, Donald

Voelker, John

Vondrashek, George

Von Sien, Robert 31, 52

Vrba, Duane

Wachs, Lorraine 38

Wagner, James

Wahl, Donald

Waldron, John D. 27

Waihus, Sharon 33, 46, 50

Walker, Joan 27

Walters, Glenn

Walther, Ronald 33, 51

Wandrey, Judith 33

Wanek, Edward 27

Wasenius, Richard 38

Watkins, Paul 33

Way, Kathalyn 31, 50,52, 53, 56, 62, 103

Wedemeir, Jerry 38, 68, 76, 77

Wedge, Sandra

Welch, James

Welch, Robert 62, 66,70, 73,80, 84

Wells, Richard 38

Wetl, L. 38

Wendt, Karen 38, 59

Wenger, Dale 33

Wessel, Richard

Westenberg, Sharon 38, 59

Wetzel, James

Wheeler, Dorothy 33, 50, 57

Whillock, Ivan

Whipple, George

Whitcomb, Barbara 31

Whittier, Lawrence 27, 40, 42, 43, 44, 62, 66

Wieczorek, Jack 27, 62, 70, 72, 81

Wildes, Dean Will, Richard

Williams, B. Harris

Williams, Harold L. 33, 49, 54, 55, 58

Williams, Wilfred 37

Wilshusen, Margo 27

Wilson, Harold 37

Wilson, Jo Ann 33, 45

Wissenk, Mahlon 37, 58

Wolfe, Cleo

Wolfe, Duane

Wolfe, Kenneth H.

Wolff, Frances 33

Wooden, James 27, 51

Woychek, Ronald

Wozney, Judith 37

Wunderlich, Charles 27, 52 Y

Yaedke, Gerald 37, 62

Yamamoto, Jo Ann 37, 86 Z

Zbylicki, Stanley

Zenk, Karl

Ziebel, Gail 57, 60

Zierdt, John 33, 44, 50

Zill, Lee 27, 52, 54

Zimmer, Merlin 67

Zitzner, John 33, 37

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Aarstad, Amanda 9, 50

Adams, F. R. 9

Bard, Agnes 9, 59

Bartsch, Mildred 9

Behling, Ralph 9

Boddy, Margaret 9

Bode, Marian 9

Bowman, D. Harold 9

Bremer, Adolph 9

Capron, J. Hugh 9, 51

Christensen, George 9 D

Davis, E. M. 9

Davis, Marion 9

Day, Susan 9, 89

Emanuel, Joseph 9

Finch, Gertrude 9, 52

Fishbaugher, G. E. 10

Foegen, Joseph 10

Foss, Frederick 10

Fugisby, Glen 10, 51

Fuller, John J. 10

Gerlach, Joseph 10, 66, 70, 80

Grimm, Walter 10, 59

Gulick, Luther 10

Guthrie, Harold 10

Hammer, Mrs. Edna 10

Heyer, Fred 10, 60

Hopf, Mrs. Ruth 10, 52

Hopkins, Richard 10

Jackson, H. R. 10, 51

Jederman, F. A. 10

Jesson, Edward B. 10, 52, 54, 55

Jones, Robert 11, 66, 75, 82

Lokensgard, R. L. 11

McCown, L. A. 11

Magnus, Dorothy 11, 53, 56

Mariner, M. L. 11, 43, 44

Marley, Warren 11

Millen, E. T. 11

Miller, Margaret 11

Molinari, Madeo 11, 66, 84

Moravec, Marjorie 11, 86

Murray, Floretta 11, 41, 57

Nelson, Augusta 11

Opsahl, James 11

Ragar, E. L. 11

Reidelberger, Jacque 11, 53

Simons, Lois 11

Steffenson, Marguerita 12

Swecker, Zoe 12

Talbot, Jean 12

Taylor, Stanley 12

Underkoffler, Milton 12

Van Ajstine, F. L. 12

Voorhees, James 12, 62, 85

Wendland, Ray 12

Wilson, James 12

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Compliments of Compliments of Winona Vet*s Cab Co. Arenz "WINONA'S LARGEST SHOE STORE" Phone 3354 75 West Third Street no

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"500"

Sweaters Hickok

Silver Slacks SEE US FIRST - LARGE SELECTION "WHERE MAN IS KING" Kewpee Lunch & Annex 151 E. 3rd St. Winona, Minn. We specialize in Delicious Batter Fried Chicken & Pike Sizzling T-Bone and Rib Steaks Quality Chevrolet Co. There's Good Listening All-Ways on A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SAVE Johnson at Second Winona, Minn. K W N 0 Winona 2396 1230 on your radiodial Compliments of BOLAND MFG. CO. 3rd & Johnson Winona, Minnesota BAKER'S SHOES TS> ' Quality Shoes for the Entire Family \ PHONE 2876 123 E 3rd St. Phone 7078 "a good place to trade"

Botany

Tailored by Daroff Don Richards & Country Casual Clothes Van Heusen Shirts Towne & King

Accessories

CLOTHES FOR Men Boys and Ladies

William Wilbert Vault Co.

Winona, Minnesota

"Where

Winona Minnesota

St. Clairs, Inc.

Expensive"

Good Clothing is Not

1635 WEST FIFTH STREET

Briesath's Highway Shell

U. S. Highway 61 and Orrin Street

PHONE 9820 WINONA MINNESOTA

MAIN TAVERN

AND VERA HEGG “At the Sign of the Street Clock” Frank Olaughlin Plumbing and Heating 527 Washington St. Telephone 3703 Winona, Minnesota

Main Highways and Main Streets but only one

SWEDE

113 Compliments of National Tea Company '^Saying You More" "Serving You Better" McVey*s Ice Cream Shop We hope we have done our part toward making your year a pleasant one 451 Huff Street Dial 9808 "What a campaign! He taking me to dinner at Williams Hotel Cr Annex!" Just start out with a dinner date And with that girl you'll really rate. mlmsHom ^ Conjee Shp À Vanp annex ^ Compliments oí STATE THEATRE

114 Steel Welded Rings Special Wire Shapes Peerless Chain Company Chain Manufacturers Complete Line of Tire Chains For Passenger Cars, Trucks and Tractors Complete Line of Industrial and Hardware Chain Office and Factory Winona, Minnesota RACKOW’S BARBER SHOP T. C. Students' Headquarters for Haircutting 157 Main Near the Post Office FINEST IN PHOTOS BY FINNER ARCADIA WISCONSIN Dairy Bar For a Quick Snack, Try Our HOME MADE PIE, CAKE, ICE CREAM or SANDWICHES and FRENCH FRIES 114 East Third Sf. Phone 2646

! FIRST IN WINONA Over 100 years of Friendly, Helpful, Banking Service. Congratulations to the Winona State Teachers College Students on their yearbook THE WENONAH! First National Bank Member F. D. I.C.

Hang on tight, Dale

115 Congratulations GraduatesWe Hope You Will Find The Wealth of Happiness Which Comes From Serving Others In Teaching, Your Noble Profession Atississifipi Valley Public Service Ce. YELLOW CAB DIAL 3331 24 Hour Service Call Us for Parcel Deliveries Out of Town Trips Baggage - Limousine - Sight Seeing Service Gift Coupon Books 125 Main St. Serving Winona Over 27 Years When You Want REAL ENTERTAINMENT Go To Hardt*s Music Store Records, Sheet Music, Radio Phonographs and Electrical Merchandise CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS INC. COMPLIMENTS OF Burmeister Co. 352 W. Second Street PHONE 2344 ACI|E|4^ Phone 2888 outfi m SNRI rtOMCU Telephone 2002—275 East Third St. 2UPHOLSTERING AWNINGS RUGWCARPET7 CLEAlsUNG-\ Drapes and Slip Cover Making Sew, Bind and Lay Rugs Rugs & Carpets & Custom-Made Drapes

COMPLIMENTS

Home Furniture

Winona's Newest and Largest Furniture /\rni€ s Store. Completed in 1955, overlooking Lake Winona on U. S. Highways 61 & 14 Downtown Winona - 350 East Sarnia. Plenty of Free Parking.

COMPLIMENTS

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Dry Cleaning

Haddad's

the sunbeam bakers

FROM 3 Hour Cleaning (on Request) In By 10 A.M. Out By 5 P.M.

The Warner & Swasey Co.

Badger Division

HOPTO DIGGERS

1124 W. Fifth Street

Phone 8-1563 Winona, Minn.

M. Libera Sons Co.

Groceries - Fresh Meats

General Merchandise - Shoes

682 - 686 W. Fifth St.

Phones 2821 - 2822

Ed Buck's Camera Shop

Winona's Complete Photographic Store

Contemporary Greeting Cards

COMPLIMENTS OF THE

Williams Book & Stationery

One Day Photofinishing Store

On Main St Next to Post Office

Whether It's a Bite, or a Banquet. ,

Customers are becoming MORE AND MORE ENTHUSIASTIC every day about the quality and quantity of fine foods we serve here at Shorty's. In fact, just a few short months ago we had to expand into a new special dining room to handle the crowds and they're still growing! Appropriate with our location, we named our new dining room the

HIAWATHA ROOM

where you'll find new dining pleasures amidst soft, comfortable apple green walls and Newwood paneling surrounded by a host of your V\/inona friends. We delight in offering everything from snacks to steaks luncheons, complete dinners, and carryout orders AT LOW, LOW PRICES THAT WILL AMAZE YOU!

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118 GOOD LUCK, WARRIORS SUPPER CLUB Graham and McGuire 176 W. Third St. Winona, Minn. COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS Phone 2643 Winona Hamm Distributing Co. WINONA MINNESOTA The last mile—to see the M. D. Best Wishes to WINONA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Compliments of The Merchants* National Bank of WINONA ''WINONA'S LARGEST BANK" Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

119 HOTEL WINONA Welcomes You for Banquets—Try our Flamingo Room or Sky Room for informal entertainment see our 'Jteia Coffee Shop McMú, Northern Field Seed Co. If It Grows It Grows Better With The Store for Men, Women and Boys ^Super Qro Women's Shop - Upper Level Organic Soil Builder for Farm and Home Fourth at Center A Product of Northern Field Seed Co. "Since 1917" Winona • Minnesota Winona's Oldest Seed Dealer PHILIP BAUMANN ★ AGENCY, INC. The Star Shoe Repair Shop Complete Insurance Service Cleaning, Dying and 213 Center St. Phone 2849 2840 EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 1 14 Center St.

120 Winona Electric Construction Co. "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" 119 West 3rd St. Telephone 5802 CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ART Pictures Wood Carvings Hummel Figures Statues Rosaries Prayer Books Missals Bibles Books Greeting Cards Karl F. Conrad 108 W. 3rd. ST. WINONA, MINN. Goltz Pharmacy 274 E. Third Phone 2547 Compliments of Stager Jewelry Your Dependable Jewelers Corner Third and Main Streets COMPLIMENTS OF THE LEICHT PRESS WINONA MINN. IN 1646 STORES - IN 48 STATES The J. C. Penny Company Is Teaching the Buying Public the True Meaning of STYLE VALUE THRIFT Supplement Your Education By Buying At Penney's

121 Compliments of Winona Milk Company Chas. J. Olsen & Sons Distributors of Quality Dairy Products Plumbing & Heating Mfrs. of "Full Flavored" Winona Telephone 7010 109-111 Center St. Ice Cream Winona, Minn. 750 E. Broadway Phone 331 1 Aksel Andersen O'HrJm Studio Furniture and Interior Decorating Carpeting Commercial & Portrait 103-105-107 Center Street Photography Winona Minnesota 209 Johnson 7564 Cash on hand! winomIiationai WINONA, MINNESOTA Your Deposit Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

122 Local Bus Transportation and K-A-G-E Charter Service "THE BIGGEST SOUND Winona Transit Co. FOR MILES AROUND" 1000 Watts at 1380 YOUR CITY BUS LINE COMPLIMENTS of Siebrecht Floral Co, Eat at the Steak Shop East End Coal and Cement Products Co. CONCRETE LITEWEIGHT BLOCKS COMMANDER COAL 901 E. 8th - Phone 3389 Contemplation ! WINONA'S KODAK HEADQUARTERS For Everything Photographic Hurry-Back Barber Shop See Winona's Finest Barbers MAY'S PHOTO SERVICE For Appointments PHONE 3104 AND CAMERA SHOP 103 W. 3rd St.

123 Sam’s Mileage Service Corner of HUFF & SARNIA Phone 9834 Winona, Minn. Sam Morken, owner "At the Hop" 'Tor Dependable Service" The Gas Company NORTHERN STATES POWER CO. Winona, Minnesota Dorn’s I. G. A. Store Groceries Meats Vegetables “We Got It, We Can Get It—Or It’s Not Mode’’ "WE DELIVER" 500 HUFF STREET WINONA, MINN. COMPLIMENTS OF Marigold "Quality Checked" Dairy PHONE 2891 Kline Electric "Serving Winona For Over Half A Century" “EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" Phone 5512 122 W. Second St. H. BEHRENS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers and Jobbers of HIGH GRADE METAL - WARE Winona Minnesota Compliments of Hal-Leonard Music, Inc. 64 East Second Street

The Paint Depot

124

Compliments of Pletke’s

FINE FOODS 1 13 East Third Street Art Supplies Picture Framing Mrs. Steven's Candy Complete Paint and Wallpaper Stocks We carry a complete line of Winona Phone 4163 Minnesota BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOOD Ford Sales & Service In the Shadow of Sugar Loaf Hot Fish Shop and STANDARD FISH MARKET South Mankato Avenue Owl Motor Company Fourth and Main Winona, Minn. Phone 5002 Henry H. Kowalewski, prop.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 159 Walnut Street Phone 4242 or 9588 Open wide ! COMPLIMENTS OF BAY STATE MILLING CO. Manufacturers of Enriched Wingold Flour

ABTS AGENCY

125 COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN DRUG Rudie^s Shell Service Home of Cosmetics ■ REVLON ■ Friendly Personalized Service DOROTHY GRAY ■ DU BARRY BONNE BELL ■ LANVIN Fifth & Main St. Phone 9804 1 17 W. Third Phone 4932 DOERER'S 1078 W. Fifth Street Springdale Dairy Co. PHONE 2314 RIDE ROYAL n DAIRY PRODUCTS (OaHARAI 0^ COAL 1 of Superior Flavor "Home - Owned" "THE SIGN OF 529 Huff Street - Winona, Minn. ¿000 COAL Callahan Liquor Store 119 Main Street Phone 4970 COMPLIMENTS OF Nel son Tire Service 4th at Johnson Winona COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE <Ætuclio± 5th at Johnson - Phone 5952

The Royal Carpef Is Always Out For You

At “The Old Store On The Corner”!

You’re always welcome at Choate’s where you’ll find complete selections of famousname women’s fashions, hats, accessories, children’s clothing, home furnishings and applianees, as well as greeting cards, gifts and records. Visit us soon—and often !

H. Choate & Company

The Oldest Department Store

West of the Mississippi

Established 1861 Winona, Minnesota

"FOR BETTER SHOES"

Steinbauer's Shoes

69 W. Third Street WINONA

Light Lunches - Malts - Sundaes

Howie's Varsity Inn

Our 12th Year of Business.

"Business Based on Friendliness"

Popcorn - Sodas - Lunches

Fourth and Johnson

John Sherman & Sons

Wholesale

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Red Owl Customers are happy customers "Shop Red Owl" Bunkers Apeo Service 1570 Service Dr. 700 E. Sarnia Phone 9421 Phone 9859 24 Flour Service 6 A. M. to 12 P. AA.

1905

WEST THIRD STREET

Minn.

Plumbing & Heating Supplies Established in

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