Wenonah Yearbook - 1961 by OpenRiver - Digital Repository of Winona State University

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WINONA STATE COLLEGE WINONA, MINNESOTA

Lo, in Mississippi's waters. Blue the eternal sky; In our hearts, 0 Alma Mater, Clear thy spirit high!

Noble hills watch o'er the valley Where thy dwelling lies; Steadfast hearts, 0 Alma Mater, Guard thy destinies.

Ever shall tomorrow better What today hath won,Lead thy children, Alma Mater, On, forever on!

Lift the chorus

Send it ringing

Far o'er hill and vale!

Hail to thee, 0 Alma Mater!

Hail, Winona, Hail!

COORDINATED EFFORTS GUIDE

Coordinated efforts are present in the work of the Administration at Winona State College. Basic in the aims of the college program is the helping of the prospective teachers to grow in understanding the physical and mental problems met in teaching. Education for prospective teachers and businessmen includes a program of selfrealization and growth as well as a wealth of background and information. Teaching skills and techniques are taughtthrough the observationparticipation and supervised teaching programs. Curriculum changes are made to keep in step with the students and with the world. Changes in the needs of the students bring about changes in the type of work presented in the college as well as in the methods of presentation. In collaboration with the college deans and supervisors, this department also handles student counseling, housing, recruiting programs, and financial matters.

President—

Neis Minne

ADMINISTRATION

Improving College Welfare promoting school status and public relations

F. L. Van Alstine Jean Talbot Lois Simons M. L. Mariner Mrs. M. Ritman Graduate Coordinator Upper Division Registrar Dean of Men Dean of Women

WINONA STATE COLLEGE

WHEREIN

We find

THE ADMINISTRATION

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STUDENT LIFE

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THE STUDENTS

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INTERESTING ACTIVITIES

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EXCITING ATHLETICS

Page 65 AND FACULTY

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STAFF

JIM MULFINGER Editor

MARGERY RAND Assistant Editor

GARY DAHLY

DUANE KRINGS

DON WILKIE Business Managers

MARY ANN AMES

Copy Editor

NINO CEZAR

JOAN MODJESKI

Art Editors

KEN RASCHKE Photographer

MR. D. C. STENERSON Adviser

OUR COLLEGE

IS LEARNING TOGETHER IN A COMMUNITY WITH A COMMON GOAL

WE CAME

We, the 1200 students of Winona State, came from large cities from farms of the dairy and corn belts from small towns and villages from the East We came from everywhere to further our education to gain new experienees with a new group of people

People who represent... twelve states of the Union and three foreign countries We came prepared to accept new responsibilities and to learn Many of us had to adjust to new surrounding to new friends and to "collegiate" ways.

We came with suitcases.

REGISTRATION—a system we never got used to.

WE SAW

Our new science building. new classes.

There were waiting lines for everything. 7

BEANIE ROYALTY—Dennie and Lyle.

Homecoming, the highlight of the 1960 football season, got off to a blazing start on Friday with a bonfire sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma. Following the bonfire, Sharon Lang was crowned homecoming queen. The coronation was followed by the performance of the electionyear musical comedy, "Of Thee I Sing." The combination of all of these events added to the spirit and excitement of a big weekend. Saturday was the big day. Beautifully decorated floats, music-making bands, and various dignitaries made up the street parade. The Gamma Delta float depicting Alfred E. Newman and "What, Me Worry?" captured first place. Saturday afternoon the spirit mounted as the game was played, but the Warirors lost 0-2. After the game the annual dance brought another homecoming to a successful close.

QUEEN SHARON LANG SPECIAL PARTNER—Homecoming dance. HOMECOMING ROYALTY-Queen's float

DANCE—ends the big week. SPIRIT-leaps high. SUSPENSE—queen coronation. PRIZE WINNER-"What Me Worry"

HUMPHREY-arrives. FORMALITY—Fourth Slater Anniversary.

REAL BEATNIKS—costume winners. NEW STYLE-punch servers

ACTIVITIES UNITE THE STUDENT BODY

WINTRY ATMOSPHERE-Christmas Dance.

EXPRESSIONS—showed enjoyment.

WITH EXPERIENCES MUTUALLY

POETRY- TIMEBeatnik Ball.

SHARED AND ENJOYED.

BREWSTER RESIDENCE-"Arsenic and Old Lace." THE CRUCIBLE-fall production.

Way up Lotsa Competition—candidates Outdoor volleyball contest. OPPORTUNITY FOR INTERESTS OF ALL We—can win. Warm-Up Time. Trail Riders Valentine Honor Tea

The activities at WSC provided an opportunity for the interest of all making up the fun-filled moments we'll always remember some events which were planned and some which just happened These events leave memories

Frosh Week Homecoming—"Of Thee I Sing'" Assembly programs—"Dr. Faustus", the Kohon Strings, Dr. Herman Finer, and Brahm's "Requiem" plays

Beatnik Ball Friday night movies Parents' Day Christmas festivities Athletic games

Religious Emphasis Week Battle of the Bands Big-Little Sister Tea Record hops Sadie

Goes to Town Winter Carnival

Sweetheart Swing concerts

Sham Rock campaigns and elections Prom—"Inn of Spring Happiness" Swim Show—"Telecast" choral production—"South Pacific" Spring Carnival award days Commencement and graduation. In this section, some of these events are pictured, others are not. Because of early deadlines, we cannot present pictures of many spring events. We hope memories of these events will remain in the minds of the students who attended and participated.

FAIR LADY V, Roberta Chase, and winning team.

'TELECAST"—Swim

Show

The Smoker Card-Sharks Steak—Again? Time out from studies—First floor gang.

Just a friendly little game—All nite

The

Nothing like studying in comfortable surroundings. Poker Party.

typical gab-session.

"AROUND THE DORM" On with the hanging! Crossing the Mississippi—LSA trip. Gathering for a song fest—on or off key its still a good song. Help! Call the Student Dean! Dormitory Director, Mrs. Griffith.

CANDID CAMPUS

HIGHLIGHTS "Inn of Spring Happiness"—the Prom. * Now for the Polaroid Ad

We marched and marched.

SOCIAL

WE ENTERED SEEKING KNOWLEDGE

Ann Abts Fountain City, Wis. Richard D. Anderson Minneapolis, Minn. Muriel Arnold Spring Valley, Minn. Ralph H. Ballinger Stewartville, Minn. Lucille Barnes Chatfield, Minn. Lois Bergsgaard Spring Grove, Minn. Audrey Bryngelson Bigelow, Minn. Carol Buettner Red Wing, Minn. Howard R. Burtness Spring Grove, Minn. Donald R. Butler Lake City, Minn. Robert Cameron Red Wing, Minn. Lance Carroll Winona, Minn.

FRIENDSHIP, WISDOM, AND SKILL.

John DeLozier Winona, Minn. Arthur A. DeWitz Rochester, Minn. Mary DeZeeuw Pipestone, Minn. Duane Dittrich Winona, Minn. Donna Marie Edwards Utica, Minn. Gerald Eichman Winona, Minn.

NEW EXPERIENCES PROVIDED « •

Betty Ferguson Winona, Minn. William Ferguson Winona, Minn. Nancy Kay Figy Pine Island, Minn. Joseph P. Fitzgerald Rochester, Minn. Sharon Flanagan Mason City, Iowa Richard J. Gabrych Winona, Minn. James Erickson LaMoille, Minn. Martin E. Erickson Rushford, Minn. Rhoda Esson Albert Lea, Minn. Keith Farber Hastings, Minn. John L. Felsch St. Charles, Minn. John Fend Winona, Minn.

EQUAL AND VARIED OPPORTUNITIES

Charlene Gebhard Winona, Minn. Rochelle Glatch Gilbert, Minn. David Glazier Byron, New York Gayle Goetzman Winona, Minn. Lowell C. Gran Caledonia, Minn. Sharon Glissendorf Hokah, Minn.

TO PREPARE US FOR OUR GOAL OUR PURPOSE IN LIFE.

Darrel Jaeger Red Wing, Minn. Michael J. Jereczek Winona, Minn. Doris Frances Jick Trempealeau, Wis. Edward V. Johnson Austin, Minn. Gloria June Johnson Stillwater, Minn. Norman Johnson LeRoy, Minn. Sandra Helland Winona, Minn. Wanda Hellickson Rushford, Minn. Audrey Hennessy Lewiston, Minn. Ray Hinkly Luverne, Minn. Warren Hull Winona, Minn. Robert Indihar Gilbert, Minn.

OUR AMBITIONS PROMOTED STEADY PROGRESS

Alice M. Kaldunski Winona, Minn. Jean Kalmes Rollingstone, Minn. II Kyu Kang Seoul, Korea James J. Karsina Winona, Minn. David Keller Minneiska, Minn. Michael P. Kleinschmidt Winona, Minn. Donald J. Kreitzer Lake Mills, Wis. Lucille E. Lackore Winona, Minn. Kenneth Landro Winona, Minn. Sharon Lang Winona, Minn. Sara Lehmann Houston, Minn. Milton D. Livingood Canton, Minn.

TOWARD INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM •

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D. Dale Mulholland Lewiston, Minn. Robert Munkel Spring Grove, Minn. Lorreen Munson Winona, Minn. Gerald McCartney Green Bay, Wis. Maxine McLeod Lewiston, Minn. AI Jean Majerus Goodhue, Minn. Patricia Mason Winona, Minn. John R. Maulé Alma, Wis. Ardell Meyer Winona, Minn.

AND CREATIVE ENDEAVORS.

Ronald R. Nelson Stillwater, Minn. Herman E. Neumann Winona, Minn. Judith Newman Winona, Minn. Beatrice Nyrud Minneapolis, Minn. James Oldenburg La Crescent, Minn. William L. Olson Winona, Minn. Janice Pampuck Winona, Minn. Jon Parker Ashland. Wis. Bernhard Pieper Caledonia, Minn. N. Jerome Paulson Winona, Minn. Donald Peterson Houston, Minn. John Phillips South St. Paul, Minn.

NOW WE ARE SENIORS

Irvin P. Plitzuweit Caledonia, Minn. William E. Prigge Lewiston, Minn. Marvin Reihsen Farmington, Minn. Robert Renslo Caledonia, Minn. Roger Reupert Winona, Minn. Myron Rice Caledonia, Minn. Robert A. Rogneby Cochrane, Wis. Sheron Rumstick Winona, Minn. Robert Sabin St. Paul, Minn.

ANTICIPATING ANOTHER CHALLENGE-THAT OF THE FUTURE

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George Schmidt Winona, Minn. Grace Schroeder Ivanhoe, Minn. Richard M. Schultz Winona, Minn. Mary Schwager Winona, Minn. Howard H. Schwind Wishek, N. Dak. Ralph Segale St. Paul, Minn. Nancy A. Shay West Concord, Minn. Richard L. Sim Rushford, Minn. Ellsworth M. Simon Lewiston, Minn. James Slifka Cresco, Iowa Robert Slifka Winona, Minn. Merle L. Solie Spring Grove, Minn.

WE WILL CONTINUE OUR SEARCH

James Suchomel Winona, Minn. Jane Sunde Winona, Minn. Matthew R. Swadner Lewiston, Minn. James Swanson Winona, Minn. George Tashima Holualoa, Kona, Hawaii Douglas True Austin, Minn. George H. Sprenger Plainview, Minn. Barbara Steege Winona, Minn. Donald Steffen Winona, Minn. Dorothy Steffens Houston, Minn. Julie Steivang Winona, Minn. Allan Stevens Winona, Minn.

AS WE STEP ONWARD WITH FAITH- AS

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Herbert Uesugi Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii Daryl L. Unnasch Dakota, Minn. Joyce Vagts Caledonia, Minn. Donald Wahl Houston, Minn. Sharon Waihus Spring Grove, Minn. Karen Wendt St. Charles, Minn. Dale Wenger Cochrane, Wis. Dorothy Wheeler Winona, Minn. Diane M. Whittier Hokah, Minn. Kenneth Wolfe Fountain City, Wis. Frances Wolff Minneapolis, Minn. John R. Zierdt Wabasha, Minn.

Seniors Not Pictured

GUIDANCE

SENIORS

OUR BEST YEAR Seniors will carry away memories of “big" moments Memories of Homecoming Variety Show “Of Thee I Sing" Queen Sharon parties and dances practice teaching Seniors look to the future visits to the Placement Bureau interviews contracts Final week mad whirl of social engagements climaxed by Baccalaureate services and graduation morning Seniors go prepared ready to apply their knowledge in teaching, business, or further education.

Senior class officers, left to right, are Bernhard Pieper, President; Sharon Lang, Treasurer; Jim Slifka, Vice-President; Diane Whittier, Secretary; and Mr. Reidelberger, Adviser.

• • • WE ASK FOR

GOD^S

Arleta Bernard Chatfield, Minn. Ramona M. Stiehl Alma, Wis. William J. Bowman Winona, Minn. Marcia Wantock Winona, Minn.

WHO'S WHO Dependability Scholarship Leadership Participation Personality Friendliness

Twenty-one Seniors at Winona State College were nominated to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. An annual publication will list their names among those of similar standing from other higher educational institutions. Nominees are Robert Cameron, Ronald Cleveland, Rhoda Esson, Diane Whittier, Joseph Fitzgerald, Sharon Flanagan, David Glazier, David Harris, Sally Hartle, Wanda Hellickson, Doris Jick, Lucille Lackore, Kenneth Landro, Sharon Lang, Gerald McCartney, Ardell Meyer, Bernhard Pieper, Irvin Plitzuweit, Robert Sabin, Mary Schwager, and Howard Schwind.

Row 1: S. Lang, S. Hartle, R. Cleveland, D. Whittier, M. Schwager. Row 2: K. Landro, B. Pieper, J. Fitzgerald. Row 1: A. Meyer, S. Flanagan, W. Hellickson, R. Esson. Row 2: R. Cameron, D. Harris, I. Plitzuweit, J. McCartney, H. Schwind.

LOOK TOWARD FINAL YEAR Education classes “methods" overworked disgusted aspiring hoping sponsor Sweetheart Swing accept offices in many clubs active in sports find classes hard to schedule look forward to practice teaching and a big senior year.

Juniors anxiously look forward to a last successful year in their climb toward graduation. Leading the class were Jo Ann Horton, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Kesti, Vice-President; and Charles Carstensen, President.

JUNIORS

Curtis Virginia William Keith Karen Phoebe Karen Marlene Robert Accola Adams Allen Ault Aune Beggs Bening Bergstrom Biever Bonnie James Bruce Clark Ann Gerald Patricia Becky Roxanne Bladholm Blahnik Blumentritt Borchard Boyum Boyum Bristow Brungardt Brunner Charles Barbara Romona Laurence Caron Jeanne Gerald Carolyn Connie Carstensen Chapek Childs Clingman Clinkscales Coolidge Davis Dickman Eckkaff Joan Charles Joseph Elaine Jan Oscar Ruth William Davis Ellington Elliot Fitzgerald Flaherty Flanagan Force Fraser Freese Gilbertson Carole Jerry Carolyn Diana Gary Karen Cathleen Paul Edwin Gilmore Goetz Gavdon Gravenish Grob Guenther Haley Helgerson Hellerud

Audrey John Phyllis Lyle Jo Ann Helen Robert Ervin Charles Highum Hill Holliday Hoppe Horton Holtegaard Houck Imm Jackson AAarlene Judy Jefferis Johannsen Dennis Donovan Fred Roger Kesti Klausen Klein Kline Faye Barbara Janet Kragness Kramer Lammo Richard Judith James Patrick Harriet Lester Joyce Lorscheter McLellan Mahoney Maloy Mark Miwa Marcomb Jim Patricia Jo Ann Carol Leah-Marie Roger Janice Ronald Mulfinger Murphy Nardinger Nihart Onstad 0[akangas OLdorf Olson Mildred Kaye Richard Carol Wayne Judith David Allton Oyama Parker Parry Paulson Pederson Peplinski Percival Peterson Anita Jerald Margery Keneth Karen David Marvin Lu Etta Peterson Raddatz Rand Raschke Reszka Rislove Rouse Rowan Judith Santelman Sandra Anita John William Carol Earl Schleich Schoonover Schuth Schuth Sherman Solberg Patricia Solum

SOPHOMORES

Anxious full of enthusiasm veterans of one hard year of college joined more social and extra-curricular activities majors and minors decided sponsored Christmas dance term papers carefree cheerful Now "over the hump."

SECOND BIG YEAR

Sophomores plan for big days ahead. Leading the class were Jim Taubert, Vice-President; Terry Olson, Treasurer; Minnesota Hoyt, Secretary; and Douglas Coffey. President.

Rose Robert Carol John Lorraine Thiner Trygstad Underdahl Urness Wachs Robert Donald Whitworth Wilkie Jo Ann Yamamoto Sandra Dick Waiczak Wells Carol Colleen Muriel Clarence Thomas Lorinda

Barbara Steve Nino Botcher Botcher Bothum Brodt Braun Brummund Bryn Caracatsanis Cezar Blake Collins Joan Crandall Doug Coffey Adele Crossfield Karen Marvin Harry Cummings Cunningham DeWald Carolyn Bonnie Ditch Doffing

James Doyle Robert Dresser! Sandra Duff Bonnie Erickson Karen Fanning Judie Feehan David Feindt Gerald Freimark Becky Gerlach Sharon Frankfurth Duane Gebhard Harold Ferkingstad David Harmon Gaven Grob Richard Gunderson Janet Hagen Robert Horton Edward Hunt Barbara Harris Raymond Haworth Jerome Herman Minnesota Hoyt Helgerson Charles Carol Gregory Larry Tom Sharon Sharon Sharon James Jackson Johannes Johnson Johnson Kaisersatt Keelan Keller Kern Kerrigan Laurel Kerrigan Judith Kessler Arlan Klinder Garry Kloek Lois Kock Jon Marian Kosidowski Kriesel Roger Lambert Joan La Moyne Janice Richard Conrad Jerald Ronald John Patricia Lee Bruce 35 Lanki Larson Lechelt Lehnert Lien Lindner Lockie Loerch McLean

Mary Ann Alan Melanie Mary Kay Kenneth Marlene Vera Joani Mackey Mahike Majerus Martinson Meunier Meyer Miller Miller Modjeski Jean Alvin Sandra Beverly Jerry Marlene Ruthann Barry Nancy Moechnig Mueller Nass Nelson Nelson Neshiem Nord Nordell Nowlan Deanne Terry Fred Gary Wayne David Marlys Karen Audrey Odman Olson Onsgard Pahl Parker Paschka Pater Pearson Pinke Sandra Paul Carol Herbert Stephen James Dave Prigge Puck Pye Raddatz Radtke Roberton Roesler Yvonne Robert Susan Janice James Jim Nancy Roppe Rose Roth Ryder Sabin Schmidt Schreiber Marilyn Diane Betty Lynn Virginia Pat Earl Schroder Schulz Severson Sheldon Shiel Smith Solberg Rochelle Sparks Toni Spehar Delos Stapf Carole Stever Marian Strand Bonnie lone Svenningson Swain

FRESHMEN

QUICKLY ORIENTED First year leaves many memories memories of Freshman Week tests beanies physicals mixers Garvin Heights picnic greeted over 400 eager Frosh Beanie King Lyle and Beanie Queen Dennie parties

Homecoming class elections

warning slips dorm hours End brings anticipation expectation for future years.

Freshman officers David Marqueson, Treasurer; Dana Bluhm, Secretary; Jack West, Vice-President; and Ronald Yarolimek, President, led their class to new and exciting experiences as they were oriented to college life.

Peter Tabor

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James Taubert Lorene Larry Eilen Cynthia Thaldorf Thompson Torvick Tweito Julie Vigness James Karen Vinar Voth Peter John Renata Susanna Joann Charles Judy Lowell Waalkens Walker Walstrom Waltzer Watanabe Weisbrod Whempner Whiteis Wayne Willford Fred Rick John Adelman Alfaro Allen Lowell Allen William Brenda Mary Lou Maralyn Kirk Allen Anderson Anderson Andrews Aune Mary Max Steve Arneson Bachhuber Bailey Judith Bambenek Jean Louise Kenneth Bautcher Becker Behnken Janice Bakkedahl Marlene Bauer

Barbara Lawerence Joanne Lois Mildred Ralph Dana Paul David Dale Benike Benish Bergsgaard Bernard Binder Bisek Bluhm Blumentritt Boice Boland Steve Glenn Judith Allen Nancy John Marjean Louise Kent Allyn Boiler Bratberg BrokI Brosseth Bruder Bruegger Burfeind Buhler Burleigh Burmeister Paul Galen Robert Roberta David Kaye Kenneth LaVonne George Barry Calhoun Casterton Chapek Chase Chauinard Christianson Chupita Clow Colbenson Coniglio William Bonnie Michael Conway Corcoran Cox Mildred Crabtree Jack Dalleska Gordon Darling Janis Datta Harry John Rex Davis Denzer Domino Landis Roberta Ronald Monica Robert John June Larry Bev Doner Dorskie Duncan Dvorak Ebert Engler English Erickson Errigton George Norman Michael Barbara Patricia Patrick Shelia Jill Dennis Ferrata Feuerhelm Finley Fisher Fjosne Flaherty Fleming Florin Forstyh

David Alice Marie June Fredrick Ronald Judith Mary Barbara Frank Fratzke Gappa Garrison Gengler Geppart Gerken Gleue Goetzman Bill Carol Robert Gordon Graus Gray Carol Carl Greenwald Grimes Larry Roger Elke Grimsted Groenewold Grote James Grover John Bahman Charles Gracelyn Rollin Mark Roger Beverly Robert Gary Haase Habibi Hager Hahn Hall Hanke Hanson Hardtke Harcidson Hartman Evelyn Danai Ronald William Ellen Kathryn Michael Edward Don Robert Haskett Hassou Haukoos Hawker Headington Heier Hellerud Henderson Herrick Hill Arthur Karen Inge Darlene Mary Reinart Harold Richard Gerald Mary Hitt Hoesley Hofer Holland Houghton Huseby Hutchings Ingham Isensâe Issendorf Jean Gerald Carol Joan Marlene Betty William Ronald Ben Gretta Iwata Jackman Jacobsen Jahimiak James Jax Jeffers Johannsen Johnson Johnson

Jerry Linda K. Linda L. Peter Rus Corner Haría James Norman Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Karnath Keller Larry Michael Ross Michael Carol Charles Kenneth Robert Douglas Kendrick King King Kittleson Kjos Kjos Klawiter Knutson Konop Richard Koutsky Robert Kowal Donald Karling Dwala Krie Jean Krbechek Karen Kreuzer Richard Robert Kulassinger Larson Michael Leahy Russell Lebakken Juliana Lebs Karen Lentz Wayne Levine Dennis Lieberg Douglas Lietz Franklyn Lightfoot Jon Lillehaugen Lucille Lohmann Maxine Lorang Robert Lubinski Connie Lubke David Lueck Diana Lutz Michael Lynch Judith Lynn Larry Madland Carolyn Maertens Judy Majerus Blake Malberg Karl Henry Maureen David Malmin Maly Manion Marquesen Maurice Stuart Dan Warren Miller Miller Minnick Mitchell Spencer Leonard Robert Donald Kenneth Phillip Maussoner Mayer McCarville McManimon Meyer Micheau Ronald Donald Michael William Dona Steve Moline Monson Mrachek Mueller Mulholland Muras

Romona Murphy George Muth Donna Myran Tom Nelson Henry Nilsen Mary Norris Bruce Nurstad Gaylord Narum Kenneth O'Brien Mary O'Conner Lois Olson Katherine Onsgard Shirley Ott Matthew Païen Demetrious Lyle Papageorgiou Papenfuss Shirley Papenfuss Alvin Parker Mary Parkinson Jan Pearson Jean Gerald Russell Joy Patricia Pearson Pilger Pine Plooster Pottratz Roger Raether Kathleen Connie Rangetsch Raschke Annette Price Douglas Donald Sandy Rheinhard Richards Richer Regina Jerome Gary Ann John Karen Robinson Rogers Rohrer Rose Ruby Rud Caroline William Sandra Lois Alice Jo Sandra Sharon Owen John l^udolf Rudnik Ruegg Russell SannessSanness Sanness Satrum Saecker Rosemary Gary David Richard James Virgil Roger Dennie Betty Schade Schammel Scharmer Schleicher Schmidtz Schneider Schoin Schroder Schulze

George Larry Bernard Patricia Marjorie Carol Sharon Yvonne Alfonso Barb Seim Senrick Sheridan Sherman Shimizu Sieracki Simon Simon Simonie Sinnott Paul Julie Judith Sandra Carol Anthony Ann Betty Sharon Kathryn Skalet Skrukrud Smith Solberg Soronsen Stanton Steege Stegmaier Stolp Stork Mary Stramcha Rosella Strehlow Thomas Strohm Michael James Herbert Suchomel SullivanSwedin Douglas Thompson Nancy Thompson Dorothy Tiedeman Patricia Timmers Michael Michael Voelker Vrooman Roger Joan Wahl Walske Sally Richard Walstrom Wantock Sylvia Wordean Wedul Welper Jack Curtis West Wilber Darlene Sharon Gene Jone Alfred Ronald Jay Charles -Bruce Wilson Wilson Wobbrock Wohkittel Wolfram Yarolimek Youmans Zane Zellmer David Vail mmmmi Rodney Karen Janet Robert Van VIeet Van Westerhuyzen Valentine Vatter Neletta Ron Thomas Dennis Trelstad Trok Trotman Turner

To serve all the students both as a group and as individuals is one way of defining the duty of the Student Commission. In attempting to do this, the Commission worked on several projects. It was their responsibility to sponsor Homecoming, set up the budget and the social calendar for the year, boost school spirit, organize Religious Emphasis Week, and assist with orientation activities. One big issue this year was the preliminary planning for a student union at WSC. The commissioners for this year were Kenneth Landro, President; Ronald Cleveland, Vice-President; Sharon Lang, Secretary; Irvin Plitzuweit, Treasurer; Karen Aune, Social; Jim Vinar, Religious; Bob Slifka, Publicity; Jerry McCartney, Athletic; Norman Johnson, Administrative Liaison; and Joe Fitzgerald, Departmental. The advisers were Dr. Nelson and Mr. Voorhees. The four class presidents also attended Commission meetings.

1960-61 STUDENT COMMISSION

Row 1: Mr. Voorhees, adviser, R. Cleveland, S. Lang, K. Landro, I. Plitzuweit, Dr. Nelson, adviser. Row 2: D. Coffey, K. Aune, C. Carstensen, J. Vinar, R. Slifka, R. Yarolimek, J. Fitzgerald, B. Pieper, J. McCartney.

Student Commission at work.

STUDENT COMMISSION COMMITTEES

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: J. Vigness, K. Aune, H. De- PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Seated: K. Berg, Wald, L. Ohnstad. Standing: R. Reupert, B. Slifka, J. Mulfinger. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: Seated: J. McCart- FINANCE COMMITTEE: D. Kesti, D. Whittier, C. Niney, M. Hoyt; Standing: B. Pieper, D. hart, I. Plitzuweit. Rislove. RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE: Seated: A. Peterson, J.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE:' M. Rand, P. BrisVinar, S. Schleich; Standing: J. Mulfinger, L. tow, K. Aune. Barnes, R. Ballinger, R. Cleveland.

ORIENTATION TEAM

It is during the first week of college that the members of the Orientation Team fulfill their purpose. Clad in white sailor hats, the Orientation Team tried to help acquaint new students with Winona State. This year they helped with registration, counseling tests, mixers, a Garvin Heights Picnic, and the river tour on the Hiawatha Belle. Mr. M. L. Mariner was the group's adviser.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS

The Young Democrats took an active part in the presidential campaign this fall. Besides discussing pertinent campaign issues, they helped set up the local Kennedy headquarters. Officers were William Bowman, Chairman; Randy Stukel, Vice-Chairman; and Judy Thode, Secretary. Dr. Hoyt was the group's adviser.

Row 1: K. Meunier, K. Pearson, J. Wohkittel, J. Rau. Row 2: J. Moechnig, J. Lanik, J. Thode, J. Bautch. Row 3: M. Healy, B. Bowman, D. Boland, R. Sandon, B. Stegmaier.

YOUNG REPUBLICANS

Young Republicans began the election year on an enthusiastic note by assisting the local GOP Headquarters with house to house campaigns. They also took several trips to hear prominent Republican Party speakers. The officers were Earl Solberg, Chairman; Robert Rose, Vice-Chaiman; Wanda Hellickson, Secretary, and Robert Young, Treasurer. Miss Magnus was the adviser.

Row 1: M. Kreisel, J. Watanabe, S. Hartle, T. Olson, S. Flanagan, L. Sheldon, A. Peterson, L. Kock, A. Hew, J. Muller. Row 2: M. Wolfram, L. Brummund, B. Gerlach, C. Gordon, P. Holliday, E. Torvick, C. Happel, D. Magnus, I. Swain, B. Bladholm, W. Hellickson, S. Roth, P. Solum. Row 3: B. Young, J. Boyum, N. Keller, D. Turner, D. Harmon, R. Groenwold, W. Prigge, P. Waalkens, C. Accola, D. Johnson, B. Tryggestad, S. Radtke. Row 4: R. Ballinger, R. Larson, R. Rose, D. Gilbertson, C. Borchard, H. Burtness, R. Von Sien, E. Simon, I. Plitzuweit, M. Rice, E. Solberg, L. Lorch, R. Duncan.

Row 1: (right to left) B. Wood, J. Fitzgerald, R. Reupert, J. Fluegel, I. Plitzuweit, J. Vinar. Row 2; W. Hellickson, S. Sparks, J. Lammo. Row 3: M. Rand, J. Vigness, AA. L. Mariner.

STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Activity was a keynote of the Etta Hudson Howell Chapter of the S.N.E.A. throughout the 1960-61 school year. One of the larger clubs on campus, it is open to all students who plan to enter the teaching profession. Monthly meetings featured mock interviews, films, and interesting speakers. This year theclub sponsored the Sham Rock, a Spring Registration dance; the Christmas Seal Drive; and a Homecoming queen candidate. Several members attended the M.E.A. Convention held in St. Paul in October and the Spring Convention held in Bemidji. The officers were Charles Carstensen, President; Sally Hartle, Vice-President; Lois Bergsgaard,Secretary; Wanda Hellickson, Treasurer; and Judith Santelman, Reporter. The advisers were Miss Aarestad and Dr. Wedul.

Happel, R. Esson, L. Bergsgaard, S. Waihus, S. Hartle, A. Peterson, P. Holliday, C. Gordon, L. Kerrigan, W. Hellickson, S. Duff. Row 4: M. Kreisel, H. Mark, D. Steffens, J. Oldorf, J. Filings on, M. Majerus, J. Lammo, J. Horton, P. Bristow, B. Chapek, J. McLellan, S. Nass, L. Kock. Row 5: S. Ruegg, S. Ott, J. Mulfinger, B. Sinnott, P. Pottratz, L. Brummund, E. Torvick, A. Hew, K. Meunier, B. Jax, L. Bernard, M. Issendorf, M. Bothun. Row 6: L. Sheldon, C. Botcher, J. Coolidge, J. Moechnig, C. Goltz, K. Pearson, P. Solum, C. Nihart, J. Vigness, J. Vinar, E. Daugherty, D. Whetstone, D. Wheeler. Row 7: R. Cleveland, S. Lang, N. Frisby, J. Lindner, H. Neumann, L. Aase, R. Ojakangas, J. Fluegel, F. Klein, I. Plitzuweit, J. Blahnik, R. Schoen. Row 8: S. Wedul, H. Schwind, D. Jick, W. Ferguson, A. Hennessy, D. Wilkie, R. Ballinger, A. Majerus, G. Schroeder, B. Gerlach. Standing: M. Martinson, M. Wolfram, E. Imm, B. Young, S. Roth, Miss Aarestad, H. Burtness, C. Carstensen, G. Grob, M. Schroeder, T. Olson, J. Nardinger, J. Santelman, J. Hagen, G. Murtinger.

SNEA Officers: Judy Santelman, Lois Bergsgaard, Sally Hartle, Miss Aarestad, and Charles Carstensen. Missing: Dr. Wedul and Wanda Hellickson.

Row 1: M. Baizum, B. Nelson, B. Steege, K. Parker, B. Bladholm, J. Boyum, J. Fitzgerald, G. Sprenger, P. Murphy, J. Morcomb. Row 2: J. Flanagan, N. Figy, C. Richardson, S. Flanagan, B. Bryn, V. Shiel, M. J efferis, S. Lehmann, A. Kaldunski, K. Wendt, L. Barnes, A. Abts. Row 3; D. Krie, J. Rau, C. (Inset)

IN THEIR HEARTS

COLLEGE CHORUS

The college chorus, under the direction of Mr. McCluer, presented various concerts during the year, the first of which was the Christmas concert given for the student body. Also the group sang for various city organizations and neighboring high schools. In addition to their usual full schedule, the chorus sang in the Brahm's Requiem in conjunction with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra and Oratorio Society and presented SouthPacific this Spring. Chorus appearanees were also made at both the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Officers of the chorus were Joe Fitzgerald, President; Patricia Bristow, Vice-President Laurel Kerrigan, Secretary; Gene Brumm, Treasurer; and Mary Lou Martinson and Minnesota Hoyt, Librarians. Mr. McCluer was the adviser.

COEDS-WSCS NEWEST ORGANIZATION

COEDS

The Coeds, a service club consisting of fourteen girls, is Winona State's most recent club. The purpose of this organization is to promote enthusiasm for school functions in such a way as to encourage athletic attendanee and a sportsmanlike spirit, to create a more progressive parent-school relationship, and to offer services to other campus groups. This year the girls ushered at several assembly programs and assisted with the Spring Carnival. The officers were Ancy Helleckson, President; Mary Lou Martinson. Vice-president; Bonnie Bladholm, Secretary-Treasurer; and Sue Roth, Publicity Chairman.

48 WITH SONGS

Row 1: A. Hellickson, AA. Schroeder, B. Bladholm, Row 2: T. Olson, K. Cummings, J. Horton, S. Roth, B. Gerlach; Row 3: L. Ohnstad, L. Kerrigan, J. Flanagan, AA. AAartinson, K. Parker.

MASON MUSIC CLUB

Membership in the Mason Music Club is extended to music majors and minors and to any other students interested in that field. The group fosters enjoyment of music by listening to visiting speakers and records. This year the club sponsored two college band concerts and a mixer for visiting band members who participated in the Homecoming parade. Mr. R. McCluer was the group's adviser. The officers were Carole Richardson, President; Joe Fitzgerald, Vice-President; Judy Newman, Secretary; and Roger Kline, Treasurer.

WSC Chorus Row 1: M. Martinson, J. Crandall, L. Kerrigan, M. Hoyt, J. Lammo, C. Goltz, K. Pearson, M. Thaldorf, P. Solum, C. Greenwald; Row 2: H. Schwind, K. Cummings, R. Zomok, J. Newman, P. Bristow, K. Van Westerhuyzen, J. McLellan, J. Hagen, J. Flanagan, S. Radtke, R. McCluer; Row 3: R. Yarolimek, E. Brumm, R. Hill, J. Kerrigan, J. Saecker, R. Cleveland, R. Tobias, J. Fitzgerald, R. Bisek. Row 1: M. Martinson, L. Kerrigan, C. Richardson. Row 2: S. Glissendorf, C. Gebhard, P. Bristow. Row 3: J. Fitzgerald, C. Goltz, K. Pearson, N. Kinneberg. Row 4: R. MeCluer, H. Schwind, R. Cleveland, R. Bisek, R. Kline.

ORCHESTRA

Under the direction of Mr. MeCiuer, our newly formed orchestra adds an element of completeness to many of our school functions and activities. Besides lending wonderfull support to the Christmas concert and the presentation of 18th Century Music—Mozart, the orchestra is a pleasing musical organization when performing by itself. The college students who are members of the orchestra are Karen Kreuzer, Pat Sherman, Carole Stever, Duane Gebhard, Charlene Gebhard, Ricky Heyer, Beatrice Nyrud, Lester Miwa, Robert Whitworth, Lee Edstrom, and Gene Steffe.

Row 1: B. Nyrud, B. Whitworth, C. Paulsen, L Miwa, N. Trelstad, J. Lebs, S. Spencer, D. Krie, S. Sanness, E. Lokensgard, L. Edstrom. Row 2: J. Lammo, L. Sheldon, B. Stegmaier, D. Holland, D. Schroder, S. Stolp, L. Loerch, I. Swain, C. Sands, A. Rose, S. Sanness, P. Bristow, T. Olson, G. Jones, R. Bisek, J. Urness, Y. Roppe, F. Gerry, M. Porter. Row 3: R. Kline, J. Fitzgerald, Mr. Heyer, Director, N. Kinneberg, C. Richardson, C. Goltz, J. Jaulson, B. Wood, F. Brensel, W. Mitchell, P. Klas, G. Johnson, W. Willford, D. Julsrud.

ORCHESTRA—at practice.

THEY PROVIDE THE MUSIC

COLLEGE BAND

As usual, the Band was a very busy group of musicians this year. The band served a two-fold purpose, giving students who like to play an opportunity to do so, and also serving as a proving - ground for various music classes. Although the public saw the band perform for only two concerts and the Homecoming Parade, many long hours were spent on practice and drills. A part of the band also played at football and basketball games. Officers were Lester Miwa, President; Jerome Paulson, Vice-President; Patricia Bristow, Secretary-Treasurer; and Beatrice Nyrud, Librarian. Mr. Heyer served as adviser and director.

WSC SWING

BAND

The Ryhthm Masters, swing band of WSC, performed several times during the year, under the direction of Mr. Fred Heyer. The

group played for school assembly programs and provided music for a number of dances during the year including the Tri-College Dance. They again participated in the Battle of the Bands with the Merry-Notes of St. Mary's College.

Row 1: J. Fitzgerald, R. Kline, B. Nyrud, Mr. Heyer, Director, B. Whitworth, L. Miwa; Row 2: R. Bisek, Y. Roppe, J. Urness, M. Porter, P. Bristow, J. Hagen; Standing: R. Yarolimek, B. Wood, F. Brensel, J. Paulson, L. Edstrom, L. Loerch, J. Schreiber, D. Heyer, R. Heyer.

THE CREDITS

The members of the Wenonah staff have their "big" moment only once a year when the book comes out.

Editors Jim Mulfinger, Margery Rand

Copy Mary Ames, Shirley Papenfuss, Sheila Fleming, Darlene Holland, Kathryn Lester

Layout lean Bautch, Marian Kreisel, Patty Pottratz, Sandy Ruegg, Monica Dvorak

Art Joani Modjeski, Nino Cezar

Business Don Wilkie, Duane Krings, Gary Dahly

Sports Bob Young, Paul Helgerson, Harold Perkingstad, Ron Duncan, Regina Robinson

Classes Bob Cameron, Elke Grote, Carol Jacobsen, Annette Price, Barb Sinnott

Clubs Toni Spehar, Jeanne Coolidge, Julie Skrukrud, Janice Bakkedahl

Student Life Haría Jones, Dennie Schroder

Faculty Alice Kaldunski

Subscription Barb Fischer, Shirley Ott

Photography Ken Raschke

Typists Jan Lammo, Pat Bristow

Adviser D. C. Stenerson

FUN, WORK, DEADLINES-YEARBOOK

Publishing a yearbook, the lasting record of a year's events, requires months of work and worry to meet the deadlines. On this page you meet the students who have spent a considerabie amount of time planning and producing this, your book, the 1961 WENONAH.

Row 1: J. Bakkedahl, C. Jacobsen, M. Dvorak, M. Kreisel, J. Skrukrud, S. Fleming. Row 2: M. Rand, S. Papenfuss, D. Holland, P. Pottratz, S. Ruegg, E. Grote. Row 3: R. Robinson, P. Bristow, J. Lammo, H. Jones, M. Andrews. Row 4: M. Ames, J. Modjeski, T. Spehar, M. Binder, J. Bautch, J. Coolidge, A. Kaldunski, B. Sinnott, A. Price, S. Ott, D. Schroder. Row 5: R. Duncan, R. Wahl, D. Wilkie, Mr. Stenerson, J. Mulfinger.

Editors, Jim Mulfinger and Margery Rand Photographer, Ken Raschke Staff takes a work break

The ¡VÍMMa

VOICE OF THE CAMPUS IN PRODUCTION

Writing articles, doing paste-ups, meeting deadlines, and stuffing P.O. boxes were common activities for the members of the Winonan staff. Under the capable leadership of Dave Harris, the Winonan offered students and faculty coverage of news, sports, and features. The aim of the staff was to achieve more complete and concise reporting of the happenings in and around WSC. The staff ineluded Dave Harris, Managing Editor; Lee Zill, Feature Editor; John Fend, Sports Editor; and Romona Stiehl, Circulation Manager. Mr. Bremer acted as adviser. To our sister publication, we of the Wenonah staff say congratulations on a job well done.

Vol. XLII Winona State College, Winona, Minn., June, 1961 No. 14

Row 1: J. Blahnik, P. Beggs, D. Harris, J. Fend. Row 2: J. Kalmes, R. Fraser, N. Figy, B. Bowman. Row 3: R. Duncan, O. Force. Managing Editor, Dave Harris, smiles as he looks over the fruits of his labor.

OUR CLUBS OFFER VARIETY

RANGERS CLUB

The Rangers Club, an organization of students from Northern Minnesota, is composed of eleven members who meet once a month. Their activities this year included a Christmas party and bowling. Sob Indihar was President; Paul Martella, Vice-President; andSharon Kern, Secretary - Treasurer. Acting as advisers were Mr. Emanuel and Dr. Fremling.

SIGMA TAU GAMMA

Fraternities can be of use to college men and to the college which they attend this is the belief of the members of Beta Xi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma. Although this fraternity is not primarily a service organization, it has served W.S.C. this year by building the Homecoming bonfire, handing out wrestling programs at home meets, placing a Christmas tree in Memorial Hall for the holiday season, making possible the student tickets to the State Theatre, and sponsoring a record hop after a football game. The members of this fraternity number twenty-six. The officers were Roger Reupert, President; Warren Hull, Vice-president; Irvin Plitzuweit, Secretary; David Rislove, Treasurer. The adviser for the fraternity is Mr. Jones and the patroness is Miss Finch.

Row 1: G. Griffith, G. Grob, H. DeWald, L. Helgerson, D. AAoracco, J. Chandler. Row 2: G. Finch, W. Hull, R. Reupert, K. Farber, R. Anderson, K. Ault. Row 3: B. Tryggestad, G. Grob, I. Plitzuweit, J. McCartney, E. Solberg, D. Jaeger. Row 1: R. Ojakangas, R. Indihar, J. Emanuel, K. Larson, R. Latch, S. Kern, R. Fraser. Row 2: R. Harry, D. Kesti, C. Elliott, T. Spehar, C. Fremling, B. Baratto.

DOLPHIN CLUB

The Dolphin Club is a campus organization open to all students who enjoy swimming for recreation. This year the club sponsored the Beatnik Ball and several openswim nights. Their main project is the swim show presented each spring. Officers were David Percival, President; Robert Renslo, Vice-President; Vera Miller, Secretary; Minnesota Hoyt, Treasurer; and Ruth Ann Nord, Historian. The adviser was Mr. Voorhees.

RADIO GUILD

The goal of the Radio Guild is to set up a radio station on campus which would publicize college events at the Smog and the Cafeteria. Plans for this project are now being formulated and in the near future we should see some progress toward that goal. This club works in conjunction with the speech department, and presents broadcasts over radio station KWNO regularly twice a month. The officers were John Davis. President; Gerald Ziebell, Secretary; Scott Streater, Technician. Miss Magnus and Mr. Reidelberger were advisers.

Row 1: D. Harmon, A. Mahike, W. Fatchett, D. Percival, G. Kloek, G. Harris, V. Miller. Row 2: A. Boyum, M. Miller, E. Imm, C. Crum, F. Adelman, J. Slifka, M. Reihsen, D. Jaeger. Row 3: J. McCartney, D. Frank, J. Grover, D. Marquesen, R. Schleicher, D. Coffey, L. Willis, G. Sprenger. Row 4: S. Muras, S. Baudhuin, B. Erickson, J. Morcomb, S. Holland, R. Walstrom, S. Lang. Row 5: J. Skrukrud, M. Bothum, D. Bluhm, H. Schwind, R. Nord, M. Hoyt. Row 1: S. Baudhuin, M. Pater, C. Eckhoff. Row 2: D. Magnus, J. Fitzgerald, R. Cleveland. Row 3: H. Schwind, G. Ziebell. Row 4: Mr. Reidelberger, G. Murtinger.

GAMMA DELTA

Lutheran college students of the Wisconsin and Missouri Synods belong to Gamma Delta. This club endeavors to conserve and develop Christian faith and to encourage Christian action among college students through Bible discussions, programs, projects, and inter-campus fellowship among students of the Lutheran faith. Activities for the year included a Halloween party, a hayride, Christmas caroling. Religious Emphasis Week, and the sponsoring of the winning Homecoming float. This year the local chapter was host to the Lakes Region Leadership Conference. Officers included Jim Mulfinger, President; Sharon Frankfurth, Vice-President; Mary Schwager, Secretary; Marilyn Baizum, Treasurer; and Carole Johannes, Program Chairman. Vicar Paul Albrecht and Reverend A. L. Mennicke acted as advisers.

Row 1: (right to left) J. English, M. Wolfram, M. Kreisel R. Strehlow, D. Schroder, Row 2: R. Atkin, C. Goltz, K. Larson, L. Brummund. Row 3: J. Mulfinger, A. Price, J. Hoffman, L. Wondrasch. Row 4; K. Michaels, M. Erickson, M. Burfeind, M. Baizum. Row 5: E. Imm, S. Boiler, J. Stow, B. Blumentritt, J. Warnken.

STUDENTS ASSUME RELIGIOUS RESPONSIBILITY

I.S.A.

Row 1. S. Sanness, C. Greenwald, S. Sanness. M. Anderson. Row 2: H. Burtness, R. Wahl, J. McLellan, D. Myran, C. Jacobsen, J. Bakkedahl. Row 3: B. Tryggestad, D. Gilbertson, A. Boyum, J. Thode, E. Grote, L. Olson. Row 4: R. Olson, L. Johnson, T. Olson, B. Bladholm, J. Skrukrud, C. Gordon, P. Holliday. Row 5: S. Baudhuin, L. Bernard, K. Rud, G. Johnson, G. Hahn.

The Lutheran Student Association, LSA, is a fellowship of students working together, dedicated to Christ and His church. It supports an active program consisting of five points: worship, study, service, evangelism, and recreation.

The officers were Anita Peterson. President; Kenneth Landro and Phoebe Beggs, Vice-Presidents; Charles Carstensen, Treasurer; Frank Gerry and Jim Vinar, Deputations Chairman; and Patricia Solum, Publicity Chairman. Reverend T. E. Herbranson was the adviser.

I.S.A.

Row 1: S. Wedul, S. Papenfuss, J. Bergsgaard, F. Onsgard, N. Kinneberg. Row 2: J. Lebs, I. Hofer, P. Beggs, A. Peterson, R. Ojakangas, C. Carstensen, Pastor T. Herbranson. Row 3: I. Swain, E. Torvick, Y. Roppe, M. Bothun, G. Hansen, K. Meyer, M. Rice. Row 4: J. Ellingson, H. Mark, S. Ruegg, S. Ott, M. Andrews, C. Accola. Row 5: P. Solum, N. Frisby, J. Lammo, J. Vigness, J. Vinar, D. Harmon.

NEWMAN CLUB

Row 1: Father J. LaPlante, Chaplain, P. Gifford, R. Cleveland, J. Fitzgerald, D. Tobias. Row 2: N. Figy, G. Hubley, M. Healy, G. Wobbrock, J. Flanagan. Row 3: J. Passe, S. Waihus, A. Kaldunski, AA. Dvorak, S. Fleming, K. Berg. Row 4: A. Majerus, G. Adams, B. Kramer, C. Diekmann, B. Jax, R. Thiner. Row 5: L. Johnson, K. Rangitsch, E. Flaherty, C. Pye, B. Brungardt, A. Abts, S. Kern, Row 6: R. Yarolimek, D. Rauen, M. Leahy, C. Meyer, J. Blahnik, J. Slifka, D. Boland.

The Newman Club of Winona State College serves a threefold purpose: educational, social, and religious. This triadic aim is carried out mainly through weekly meetings held at the newly acquired Newman Center. The activities sponsored by the club included classes explaining the Mass and the Sacrament of Marriage, and the Tri-College Dance held annually each Spring. Officers included Ronald Cleveland, President; Mike Ryan, Vice-President; Sandy Schleich, Secretary; and Ray Haworth, Treasurer. Mr. Emanuel was the adviser.

NEWMAN CLUB

Row 1: S. Schleich, M. Ames, G. Goetzman, R. Glatch, G. Schroeder, A. Hennessy. Row 2: A. Fratzke, P. Tabor, J. Bautch, B. Sinnott, M. Murphy, M. Walsh, M. O'Connor. Row 3: T. Spehar B. Bryn, B. Doffing, K. Leutz, J. Wohkittel, J. Peplinski, J. Nardinger. Row 4: J. Modjeski, M. Bergaus, S. Rumstick, B. Stegmaier, E. Daugherty. Row 5: S. Allen, M. Gappa, J. Florin, A. Fishbaugher, P. Sherman, E. Parkinson. Row 6: G. Huseby, R. Bisek.

WESLEY FOUNDATION

The objective of the Wesley Foundation, the Methodist student organization on campus, is to develop a better understanding of the Christian faith. At Christmas the club brought joy to shut-ins with their caroling. The officers were Lucy Barnes, President; Marlene Miller, VicePresident; Sharon Glissendorf, Secretary; Charlene Gebhard, Treasurer; Lynn Sheldon, State Representative; and Marlene Jefferis. Historian. Reverend Richard Lewis was the adviser.

Row 1: M. Miller, C. Botcher, M. Crabtree, J. Crandall, M. Jefferis. Row 2: D. Holland, M. Issendorf, L. Sheldon, R. Chase, S. Flanagan, S. Glissendorf. Row

3: L. Barnes, J. Morcomb, J. Plooster, P. Pottratz, C. Botcher, B. Chapek, C. Gebhard. Row 4: C. Happel, C. Richardson, J. Cole, G. Schmidt, Rev. Lewis, P. Waalkens, R. Ballinger, S. Lehmann, M. Arneson.

SPONSOR RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK

KAPPA PI

Kappa Pi is an art organization serving the college by providing the decorations for many of the big events during the college year. Each year they decorate the queen's float for the Homecoming parade, the windows at Christmas and the Smog for the Spring prom. The officers were Rhoda Esson, President; Dorie Jick, VicePresident; Ginny Adams, Secretary; Dorothy Wheeler, Treasurer; and Margery Rand, Historian Recorder. Miss Murray was the adviser.

CLUBS DEVELOP SKILLS - OFFER SERVICES

ENGLISH CLUB

As the name suggests, this club is for people interested in English namely English majors and minors. The object of this club is to aid people planning to teach the subject. The group this year took a trip to St. Paul to see Shakespeare's “Midsummer Night's Dream." The officers were Mary Schwager, President; Constance Eckhoff, Vice-president; Marlys Pater, Secretary; Robert Cameron, Treasurer. The adviser this year was Dr. Guthrie.

Row 1: D. Jick, G. Adams, P. Lockie. Row 2: C. Happel, F. Kragness, Miss Murray. Row 3: M. Rand, J. Modjeski, R. Essen. Row 4: H. Schwind, C. Holland, R. Walstrom, L. Ohnstad. Row 5: R. Sim, D. Wheeler. WORLD WIDE MESSAGE-Radio Club Row 1: J. Kalmes, N. Figy, C. Eckhoff, B. Gerlach, M. Ames, M. Pater. Row 2; H. Guthrie, R. Cameron, D. Harris, E. Grote, N. Frisby, P. Beggs, R. Fraser, S. Lang.

Y.W.C.A

Remember the big sister who helped you so much when you were a confused freshman? She was a member of the Y.W.C.A., and she was participating in one of the projects of the Y.W.C.A. at Winona State. The annual BigLittle Sister Tea is something which few girls forget. Other projects of the Y.W.C.A. include bake sales and decorating a Christmas tree in Richards Hall Cafeteria. Participation in these activities helps to fulfill the goal of the “Y," which is to develop the social and spiritual aspects of of a girl's personality. The officers were Jeanne Collidge, President; Sara Lehman, Secretary; Lucy Barnes, Treasurer; Sally Hartle, District Representative. Miss Ruth Payne is the adviser.

CIRCLE K

Circle K is one of the more recent organizations, but it is already a very active service group on campus. The motto of the club is "We build." This year the club sponsored a club night which helped acquaint new students with the clubs on campus. Circle K also conducted a "straw vote" and a "Get Out and Vote" campaign. Members of the group help in the publicity for the school by acting as guides for visiting groups and by participâting in recruiting trips. The officers were John Fluegel, President; Ron Yarolimek, Vice-President; Don Turner, Secretary; and Duane Gebhard, Treasurer. Mr. Bersani and Dr. Marley were the advisers.

RIFLE CLUB

The Rifle Club is a newly formed club on campus which will promote rifle, pistol, shotgun and archery marksmanship. The club plans to participate in inter-collegiate match rifle competition. The officers were Dave Nelton, President; Jack MeCarl, Vice-President; Dave Keller, Treasurer and Firearms Instructional Adviser; Keith Tschumper, Range Safety Officer; and Dona Mulholland. Secretary. The adviser was Mr. Hopkins.

Row 1: L. Barnes, C. Happel, J. Coolidge, C. Botcher. Row 2: M. Kreisel, S. Hartle, S. Lehmann, Miss Payne, S. Flanagan. Row 1: D. Turner, J. Fluegel, R. Yarolimek, B. Tryggestad. Row 2: P. Puck, B. Wood, D. Gebhard, R. Duncan. Row 1: D. Nelton, M. Petersen, D. Keller, W. Ferguson, J. Denzer, R. Boland, R. Segale.

KAPPA DELTA PI

Kappa Delta Pi, a national honor society in education, is open by invitation to college juniors and seniors who rank academically in the upper fifth of the institution and have completed a required number of credits in education. Among their activities were speakers on the International Education Theme, an Honor Tea for freshmen and sophomores on Valentine's Day, and the selection of seniors to the Purple Key. Officers included Alice Kaldunski, President; Dorothy Wheeler, Vice-president; Ardell Meyer, Secretary; Ralph Ballinger, Treasurer; Mary Schwager, Historian-Recorder. Miss Murray acted as counselor.

SKILLS AND SCHOLARSHIP

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB

The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to increase knowledge and skill in this field. Films and speakers from industry and education were featured at the bimonthly meetings. The activities for the year included a Halloween party and a swimming party. Officers of the organization were Jim Cole, President; Harry DeWald, Vice - President; and Milton Livingood, Secretary-Treasurer. Dr. Jackson, Dr. Capron and Mr. Fugisby acted as advisers.

Row 1: C. Nihart, K. Morcomb, P. Beggs, A. Meyer, K. Wendt, M. Jefferis, B. Cameron. Row 2: J. Kalmes, J. Horton, C. Paulsen, L. Ohnstad, M. Rand, C. Eckhoff, A. Kaldunski, S. Flanagan. Row 3: J .Mulfinger, F. Murray, K. Wolfe, I. Plitzuweit, C. Richardson, D. Wheeler, R. Ballinger, N. Figy, W. Ferguson. Row 1: P. Waalkens, H. DeWald, D. Jaeger, J. Slifka. Row 2: T. Stendall, M. Livingood, R. Zenke, J. Oldenburg. Row 3; Mr. Fugisby, M. Erickson, D. Wenger, G. Kloek. Row 4: J. Phillips, P. Puck.

Inter-Dorm Council

GOVERNMENT FOR OUR DORMITORIES

Over 400 students at WSC make their "home away from home" one of the four college dormitories. Here students met many new friends in a different type environment, "Dorm-days" will never be forgotten by most students hours popcorn parties counselors water fights the Smoker card sharks ping pong late key quiet hours? open house Christmas decorations room checks "Campused" banquets lunch line "midnight oil" Student Deans and bull sessions will bring some memories to each of us. The dormitory is governed by three councils which establish regulations and disciplinary practices for the dorm residents.

Boys Dorm Council

Girls Dorm Council

Row 1: K. Parker, B. Bladholm, F. Griffith, W. Hellickson, L. Johnson. Row 2: C. Fremling, R. Hinkly, J. Alfonso, B. Young. Row 1: L. Thompson, H. DeWald, G. Sprenger, D. Turner.Row 2; J. Fitzgerald, B. Young, J. Alfonso, R. Hinkjy, B. Hill. Row 3: C. Fremling, F. Klein, I. Plitzuweit, C. Carstensen, D. Glazier. Row 1: S. Hartle, D. Whittier, M. Jefferis. Row 2: S. Glissendorf, Miss Ahrens, L. Bergsgaard, R. Esson, P. Beggs. Row 3: M. Ritman, S. Waihus, S. Frankfurth, F. Griffith. 1

WENONAH PLAYERS

Drama is the synonym for Wenonah Players at Winona State. The members carried out their style of drama in superb performances in the three plays produced this year: The Crucible, Arsenic and Old Lace, and Candida. Each one was one to be remembered in the history of drama at Winona State College. This year's officers were Clarence Crum, President; Joe Fitzgerald, Vice-president; Carol Sherman, Secretary; Randy Stukel, Treasurer; and Paul Puck, Head Technician. The adviser for Wenonah Players is Miss Magnus.

CLUBS INSTILL SPIRIT OF FRIENDLY COOPERATION

VETS CLUB

As the name implies, this club is for all students at Winona State who are veterans. It is a newly organized club this year. The members took an active stand in dealing with policies affecting veterans, and they took part in other activities, including the sponsorship of parties and social meetings. AAr. Hopkins was the group's adviser.

ACT WELL YOUR PART

Row 1: G. AAurtinger, P. Puck, J. Fluegel, S. Radtke, W. Parker, J. Fitzgerald, R. Cleveland, B. Young, A. Stevens. Row 2: B. Andersen, M. Theis, J. Peplinski, B. Bryn, N. Frisby, V. Shiel, C. Eckhoff, M. Pater, S. Roth. Row 3: S. Taurinskas, H. Schwind, R. Walstrom, A. McAllister, J. Muller, E. Daugherty, J. Thode, K. Berg, B. McLean. Row 4: C. Diekmann, R. Stukel, Mr. Reidelberger, Miss Magnus, D. Jick, L. Conway. Row 1: R. Rumstick, M. Swadner, R. Hopkins, T. Keepers, F. Buse. Row 2: D. Kraling, D. Bzoskie, J. Kremer, A. Ihrke, C. Zane, R. Boland. Row 3: J. Phillips, P. Tabor, R. Segale, B. Hogenson, W. Ferguson, W. Schuth, R. Sandon.

Row 1: J. Grausnick, J. Muller, M. Ames, D. Jick, M. Pater, Ann McAllister. Row 2: D. Magnus, S. Roth, G. Mitsch, A. Wolfram, S. Baudhuin, C. Eckhoff, J. Reidelberger.

Row 3: D. Wilkie, B. Young, J. Fitzgerald, B. McLean, G. Ziebell, R. Cleveland, H. Schwind.

W.S.S.A.

Winona State Speech Association gives valuable service to the people in the department. The interesting monthly meetings and speakers are only one of the services. The District Three Speech Festival was ably managed by the Speech Department. This allowed the majors and minors to gain valuable experience in judging and in the other work of conducting a speech contest. The officers were Joe Fitzgerald, President; Randy Stukel, Vice-president; Karen Aune, Secretary; John Davis, Treasurer; Connie Eckhoff, Historian. The advisers are Miss Magnus and Mr. Reidelberger.

ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

The Academy of Science pursued its general purpose of furthering interest in science by having guest speakers at their meetings, previewing films, attending various Science Fairs, and taking tours. Each year the club sponsors the Winter party. AAale students compete on teams to win the name of Fair Lady for the girl oftheir choice. This year's officers were Robert Munkel, President; Irvin Plitzuweit, VicePresident; Lucille Barnes, Secretary; and Ray Haworth, Treasurer. Dr. Fremling and Mr. Foss acted as advisers.

Row 1: K. Voth, P. Beggs, A. Peterson, C. Botcher, J. Kidd, H. Mark, J. Horton, K. Parker. Row 2: L. Barnes, M. Schroeder, C. Paulsen, J. Mayo, B. Blumentritt, R. Olson, J. Sullivan, K. Tashima. Row 3: F. Foss, J. Boyum, R. Hill, C. Carstensen, P. Gifford, G. Sprenger, J. Felsch, J. Blahnik. Row 4: Dr. Fremling, D. Kesti, K. Ault, I. Plitzuweit, R. Schoen, R. Moline, M. Rice, D. Tobias, J. Kerrigan.

BUSINESS CLUB

The Business Club was organized for students majoring or minoring in business who desire closer contacts with the business field. The activities of the club include field trips to industry, guest speakers, movies, discussion sessions, and college service projects. The officers were Jon Christensen, President; James Nissen, Vice-President; Marilyn Schroeder, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Finch, Mrs. Hoff, Dr. Foegen, and Dr. Marley served as advisers.

RADIO CLUB

The Amateur Radio Club was formed to promote amateur radio activity on the campus of Winona State College. This year the club held a demonstration in the Smog in which messages from the students were sent to points all over the United States with almost one-hundred per cent delivery. The officers were Mike Westerman, President; Steve Boiler, VicePresident; Steve Deeren, Secretary-Treasurer. Dr. Wendland was adviser.

Row 1: D. Gebhard, B. Wood, S. Baudhuim, R. Geppert. Row 2: D. Fruechte, S. Boiler, R. T. Wendland, AA. Westerman, R. Pichlik, S. Deeren. Row 1: C. Diekmann, B. Kramer, M. Schroeder. Row 2: R. Boland, AA. Petersen, F. Buse, K. AAichaels, L. Schmidt, W. Schuth. Row 3: J. Schuth, D. Wilkie, G. Schmidt, R. Larson, D. Keller, C. Accola, D. Harmon, R. AAatejka. Row 4: K. Ault, G. Huseby, AA. Rice, J. Nissen, R. Von Sien, A. AAahIke, R. Horton, AA. Healy, A. Stevens.

WARRIORETTES

THEY LEAD SCHOOL SPIRIT

FIGHT! Fellows fight for old Winona Fight on for her fame

You are the ones weVe looking to To win this game.

March down the field and on to vie tory, You cannot fail.

Hail to or ALMA MATER, Our Winona Hail!

Standing: G. Adams, P. Solum, B. Gerlach, C. Nihart, S. Roth, K. Berg, B. Bladholm, J. Lammo, K. Fanning, J. Vigness, V. Miller, J. Strommer, E. Grote, A. Fishbaugher, N. Bruder, Y. Roppe, M. Schroeder, R. Chase, B. Benike, J. Horton, T. Olson. Front: J. Coolidge, B. Kramer. Not pictured: S. Waltzer, S. Spencer. WSC cheerleaders—Row 1: Brenda Anderson, Donna Myran; Row 2: Linda Olson, Kaye Parker; Row 3: Bert Nelson, Nancy Frisby. Kathy Stork was the alternate.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

"W" CLUB

The "W" Club is for all athletes on campus who have earned a major letter in any sport. This year's activities included the sponsoring of a Homecoming queen candidate and participation in the style show preceding it, ushering in the Parent Day Football Game, selling refreshments for basketball games and wrestling matches, and sponsoring an alumni banquet. Officers were David Glazier, President; Bernhard Pieper, Vice-president; David Rislove, Secretary-Treasurer. Dr. AAcCown acted as adviser.

OUR ATHLETES - W CLUB

Row 1: G. Mitsch, J. DeLozier, D. True. Row 2: M. Cunningham, G. Schneider, D. Percival, G. Grob, T. Keepers, W. Ferguson, L. Cline, L. Willis, G. Tashima. Row 3: G. Demars, A. Dvorak, D. Rauen, C. Zane, D. Glazier, J. McCartney, B. Lietzau, H. Ferkingstad, R. Wolf, P. Maloy. Row 4: A. Klinder, A. Ihrke, W. Fachett, C. Weisbrod, C. Brodt, G. Pahl, G. Grob, E. Simon, J. Goetz, D. Rislove, D. Anderson.

WARRIOR HOPES FALL SHORT

The Warriors completed a successful season with four wins, three losses, and one tie. After opening the season with non-conference victories over Stout State 13 to 0 and Eau Claire 14 to 0, the Warriors then turned to conference battles and tied Winona's arch-rival Mankato in a game hampered by mud and rain. The Warriors got back on the winning road at Maxwell Field with a well deserved 26 to 6 victory over the Beavers of Bemidji. This game marked the first time this year a team crossed the goal line against thé defensive-minded Warriors. The Warriors then left on a long roadtrip to Houghton, Michigan, and lost a heartbreaker to Tech 7 to 0. In the homecoming game against the Dragons of Moorhead, our team won the statistical battlebut lost the ever important battle of the scoreboard 2-0. In the final conference game of the season the Warrior defense gave up only two TD's of the five given all season, but this was too much as the Warriors lost 14-6. The Warriors ended a three-game losing streak in the final game of the season by defeating the U. of Illinois, Chicago Branch, 28-6. Overall the Warriors scored 87 points while limiting opponents to 35 points. In conference the Warriors outscored their opponents 32-29 while outscoring non-conference opponents 55-6. The Warriors' defense was tops in NSCC and was rated nationally. Four WSC gridders named to the All-American team were Bob Wolf, Gale Sprute, Dave Rislove, and Dave Glazier. Gale Sprute was named to the second team Little All-American defensive unit. Seniors on the squad were Dave Glazier, Merlin Zimmer, Ellsworth Simon, Lance Carroll, Jon Parker, and Bernie Pieper.

Row 1: G. Luethi, C. Zane, P. Maloy, L. Cline, G. Grob, J. Walker, L. Clingman, R. Lunn, B. Coniglio, AA. Henry; Row 2: B. Larson, D. Risíove, R. Skattum, L. Carroll,, AA. Leahy, J. Parker, W. Gordon, J. Kramer, G. Schneider, AA. Cunningham, D. Konop; Row 3: E. Simon, D. Rathke, W. Rauen, T. Keepers, G. Sprute, B. Nustad, R. Olson, B. Johnson, Coach AAertes; Row 4; D. Glazier, A. Irke, J. Christenson, G. Pahl, B. Gray, J. Blahnik, D. AAutschler, K. O'Brien, B. White; Row 5: G. Ferrata, B. Pieper, J. Demars, B. Wolf, G. Schammel, R. Henderson, AA. Barth, AA. Rouse, Coach AAolinari.

ENDS—Grob,

Pahl, Rislove. BACKS—Henry, Konop, Larson. Parker, Carroll, Pieper.

1960 SCORES

CO-CAPTAINS and COACH—G. Sprute, M. Molinari, D. Glazier.

We Opponent 13 Stout 0 14 Eau Claire 0 0 Mankato 0 26 Bemidji 6 0 Michigan Tech 7 0 Moorhead 2 6 St. Cloud 14 28 Chicago Branch 6

Henderson, Demars, Ihrke, Ferrata. BACKS—Cline, Keepers, Rauen, Matti. ALL-CONFERENCE—J. Demars, G. Sprute, D. Rislove, B. Wolf.

BACKS—Rouse, Luethi, Zane, AAaloy.

FOOTBALL BATTLES

CONFERENCE STANDINGS Mankato Won 4 Lost 0 Tied 1 Pet. 900 Michigan Tech 4 1 0 800 St. Cloud 2 3 0 400 Bemidji 2 3 0 400 Winona 1 3 1 300 Moorhead 1 4 0 200

(Lower left) A Tribute To The Seniors: J. Parker, L. Carroll, B. Pieper, and E. Simon.

CROSS COUNTRY

The Winona State cross-country team, hampered by lack of depth and experience, posted a mediocre 6-3 record. The team started strong by posting victories over Wartburg and Carleton Colleges, but they lost in following meets by small margins. The meet with La Crosse State was part of the homecoming festivities of 1960. The team finished second in the Northern States College conference; Mankato was first. Dick Anderson, WSC's only entry, was runner-up in the Amateur Athletic Union's Northwest Cross-country Open at the University of Minnesota. The harriers were led in their meets by Dick Anderson, John Finnegan, and John Modjeski. Other members of the team were Jim Slifka, Harry Davis, Jerry Freseman, and Allen Grimes. This was the third season of cross country as an intercollegiate sport at Winona State.

FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END

CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY WE OPPONENT 31 Iowa State Teachers 24 30 Luther 28 14 River Falls 22 32 La Crosse 27 29 Loras 26 25 Wartburg 32 36 Mankato 25 14 Carleton 23 29 Dubuque 26

WSC Cross Country Team—Row 1: J. Finnegan, H. Davis, R. Anderson; Row 2: J. Slifka, J. Freseman, J. Modjeski, Coach Jones.

WARRIORS POST 14-9 RECORD BEST SINCE '51

Coach Joe Gerlach's varsity basketball team finished a 23 game schedule with a very impressive 14 to 9 record, the best Winona State record since 1951. The Warriors were a young ball club this year, lacking the really big man who has become a necessity to college teams nowadays. However, high team scoring overcame this handicap in most games.

Four returning lettermen, Sprute, Stellpflug, James, and Goetz made up the nucleus of the young team. Other members of the team were Dick Papenfuss, Jim Vinar, Clarence Brodt, Charles Weisbrod, Arlan Klinder, Al Bronson, Gavin Grob, and Lyle Papenfuss. The defense used by the team was basically man-toman, but it caried to meet particular situations- Winona State's Ken Stellpflug finished second in the individual NSCC scoring race; Goetz came in seventh.

Prospects for next season look good as not a single man on this year's roster is a senior. The 1961-62 season will see a more mature and experienced basketball squad at Winona State.

Basketball Squard—Row 1: R. Ekker, J. Vinar, C. Brodt, L. Papenfuss, K. Stellpflug, Coach Gerlach; Row 2: C. Weisbrod, R. James, G. Goetz, A. Klinder, D. Papenfuss; Row 3: M. Leahy, R. Ryder, R. Lietzau, E. Hellerud, Manager. DICK PAPENFUSS ARLAN KLINDER

LYLE PAPENFUSS

WE OPPONENT 73 STOUT 62 49 WAYNE STATE 60 73 SUPERIOR 82 73 MICHIGAN TECH 56 75 RIVERFALLS 79 OT 78 STEVENS POINT 86 OT 71 STOUT 68 78 BETHEL 56 88 MICHIGAN TECH 66 70 LA CROSSE 60 56 MANKATO 86 92 PLATTVILLE 74 83 ST. CLOUD 84 OT 81 MANKATO 100 78 STOUT 66 78 BEMIDJI 66 90 OSHKOSH 93 79 BEMIDJI 71 74 MOORHEAD 49 85 LORAS 66 85 ST. CLOUD 75 67 IOWA STATE TEACHERS 86 72 MOORHEAD 71

Basketball Coach, Joe Gerlach.

BASKETBALL

The Warriors "B" Basketball team, coached this year by Arthur DeWitz, included sophomore and freshmen prospects and transfers and may very vyell make a big difference in varsity basketball for next year. The team played various city league teams and other collegiate "B" squads and showed a great deal of potential. Team members were Paul Blumentritt, Gerald Isensee, Gavin Grob, Reinhart Huseby, Mike Leahy, Bob Lietzau, Jon Lillehaugen, Ron Ryder, Gary Schammel, George Snyder and manager, Roger Wahl.

"B" Basketball Squad—Row 1: A. Dewitz, Coach, P. Blumentritt, G. Schammel, Gaven Grob, Gary Grob; Row 2: AA. Leahy, R. Ryder, R. Huseby, J. Isensee; Row 3: R. Lietzau. G. Snyder, R. Wahl, AAanager.

The Winona State wrestlersclimaxed a fine season under the capable direction of coach Bob Jones, when they returned from Colorado with fourth place honors in the National Wrestling Tournament. The team finished the toughest wrestling schedule in Winona State's history with a 7-5 record. The grapplers were "Champions" of the Carleton College Tourney, and placed second in the Northern States College Conference.

In the N.A.I.A. meet, Jerry Wedemeier regained the heavyweight championship which he had held as a Freshman. Ray Haworth and Dave AAoracco both took third place honors and Larry Willis placed fourth. Next year, the National Tournament will be held at Winona State.

On the Warriors' schedule were meets with such outstanding teams as those from Bloomsburg (Pa.) State Teachers College, defending N.A.I.A. champions; Iowa State and Iowa State Teachers; and Northern Illinois.

COMPILING AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD

WSC Wrestling Squad—Row 1: S. Maussoner, G. AAitsch, G. AAarchionda, P. Choffin, L. Willis, D. AAoracco, R. Haworth; Row 2: Coach Jones, J. Wedemeier, G. Ferrata, B. Gray, N. Keller, R. Alfro, T. Dvorak, I. Imm, P. Flaherty, B. Pieper, M. Barth.

The line up. TRAVELING SQUAD

Ray Haworth Dave AAoracco Rick Alfaro Spencer Maussoner George Ferrata Jerry Wedemeier Pat Flaherty

WRESTLING SCHEDULE WE OPPONENT 14 MANKATO 15 22 CARLETON 8 12 BLOOMSBURG (PA.) 15 16 ST. CLOUD 13 20 WARTBURG 6 0 IOWA STATE UNIV. 26 27 MOORHEAD 2 13 SOUTHERN ILL. UNIV. 15 10 IOWA STATE TEACHERS 17 19 RIVER FALLS 8 20 NORTHERN ILL. UNIV. 8 26 LA CROSSE 3

Norm Keller

SWIMMING

Winona State tankers in 1961 connpiled the finest record in Winona swimming history with a 10-0 record in the dual meet season and seventh place in the NAIA. This was Winona State's first trip to the NAIA tournament. The Winona mermen saw many records broken this season.

The A squad was made up of 21 members, all of whom shared in this victorious result. The first competition this season, a telegraphic meet with Grinnell, caused added interest. The co-captains of the WSC team were Wayne Fatchett and Mike Hull. Other lettermen returning from the previous year were Jerry Clingman, Robert Renslo, Jerry McCartney, Dave Percival, and Dick Theurer. The team competed in 11 different events during the season. The enthusiasm and spirit of the group along with the skill and experience may result in increased suecess in the future. The swimmers who were named All-Americans of NAIA were Wayne Fatchett, Jim Hauser, Mike Hull, David AAarqueson, Jerry Miller, Stuart Miller, Bob Renslo, Dick Schleicher, and Jerry Ziebell.

Undefeated swimmers place seventh in NAIA

Row 1: Scott Baudhum, Larry Clingman, David Percival, David Frank, Steve Muras; Row 2: Jerry Ziebell, Bob Renslo, Jim Hauser, Jim Grover, Alan Mahike, Doug Coffey, Erik Lokensgard, David Marqueson; Row 3: Coach Voorhees, Mike Hull, Jerry McCartney, Jerry Miller, Kent Burleigh, Stuart Miller, Wayne Fatchett, Dick Schleicher, Ross Harry. Captains Wayne Fatchett and Mike Hull checking times with Coach Jim Voorhees.

N.A.I.A. Squad

SWIMMING RECORD WE OPPONENT 50 Grinnell 36 71 St. Olaf 25 61 St. Thomas 34 63 Macalester 32 53 Carleton 42 77 Michigan Tech. 18 66 University of Wis. 29 78 Hamline University 17 61 Northern Michigan 22 73 La Crosse State 22 76 River Falls 27

for relaxation

Time Jerry Ziebell, Bob Renslo, David Marqueson; in water: Dick Schleicher. Splashing to victory. Stuart Miller, Jerry Miller, Ross Harry; In water: Jim Hauser.

DISPLAYING CINDER PROWESS

The Winona State track team under Coach Jones met a challenging season this Spring. With only four letter-winners returning from the previous year, Dick Anderson, AAarv Rouse, John AAodjeski, and Harold Perkingstacf, the team needed added experience and depth. They were assisted in their meets by outstanding Freshmen John Finnegan, Carl Grimes, Phil AAicheau, and Paul Blumentritt. In the 1960 season, the squad posted a 6-0 dual meet record and finished second in the conference.

This year the cindermen fell to Kentucky State and placed second in the triangular meet with AAorehead and Ballarmine College in early Spring meets.

«IIIÍ4 ncMuor «HIM ^ tttftniaui» WSC Track Team—Row T: J. Alfonso, AA. Cunningham, R. Larson, J. Finnegan, J. Calhoun, D. Frank, H. Ferkingstad, H. Davis, R. Hanson, T. Stanton, K. Burleigh; Row 2: Coach Jones, R. Raether, AAanager, D. Livingston, J. Demars, J. AAodjeski, R. Anderson, AA. Rouse, D. Schleicher, H. Hutchings, G. Ferrata, J. Slifka; Row 3: R. Wahl, P. Blumentritt, K. Stellpflug, P. AAicheau, J. Freseman. Co-captains AAarv Rouse and Dick Anderson with Coach Jones,

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TRACK SCHEDULE

April 13 Kentucky State

April 15 Moorhead and Bellarnnine

April 19 River Falls

April 22 Carleton Relays

April 25 Carleton College

April 29 La Crosse State

May 2 Iowa State Teachers

May 6 Howard Wood Relays

May 20 NSCC Meet

May 13 St. Cloud, River Falls, Mankato Away

June 2, 3 N.A.I.A. Away

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relay team.

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The change of the baton John Finnegan

over the high hurdles

Carl Grimes

D. Anderson edges Carlton

BASEBALL

Ten Warrior lettermen and 42 candidates and a 29 game schedule greeted Coach Joe Gerlach for the start of the 1961 baseball season. The Warriors will be a veteran ball club except at first base where Lyle Papenfuss takes over and in centerfield where duty will be divided between Larry Joyo and Chuck Zane. The top Warrior hitters, Johnson, Grob, Klinder, and Rogneby, and mound aces Jon Kosadowski and Mike Sund will be returning from the 1960 squad. The Warriors will open their season with a southern trip, going first to Illinois to play Augusta and Wesleyan and then playing Loras on the return home. The Warriors then play Eau Claire, Iowa Teachers, St. Cloud, La Crosse at home before taking to the road to play Mankato and Carleton. The Warriors then come home to play River Falls, Stout, Loras, and Bemidji before concluding the season against Northern Illinois, Concordia, Moorhead and La Crosse.

The Warrior hopes for the future look bright as only three seniors Bob Rogneby, Jim Swanson, and Mike Sund dot the roster, but these three will be sorely missed.

Row 1: P, Helgerson, A. Klinder, D. Papenfuss, R. Leitzau, B. Zellmer, Coach Gerlach; Row 2: D. Mutschler, J. Kosidowski, R. Rogneby, C. Zane, R. Risser; Row 3: Batboy, S. Gerlach, R. Ekker, L. Papenfuss, L. Joyo, D. Roesler, C. Weisbrod, D. Gunderson; Row 4: L. Johnson, AA. Leahy, D. Rosenow, M. Sund, G. Grob, J. Swanson. Outfielders, G. Grob, J. Swanson, L. Joyo. Pitcher M. Sund fires conference opener to St. Cloud batter.

PARTICIPATING ACTIVELY - INTRAMURALS

Intramural sports serve a definite and useful purpose in any school. They provide an opportunity to everyone interested in sports to play on a team in general season games and also a concluding tournament. This year's activity ineluded basketball, bowling, and softball. The CATS won the League Basketball Title, and the Pups, captained by Irvin Plitzuweit, were the champions of the WSC Intramural Basketball Tournament.

TOURNAMENT RESULTS

Semifinals

Pups 37, Tigers 35

Zebras 46, Bears 31

Finals

Pups 43, Zebras 42 (overtime)

Coach M. Molinari had two letter winners on hand when he issued his initial golf team-call. The monogram men were Rich Gabrych and Bob Hogenson. Other WSC students reporting were Ray Hinkly, Dave Feindt, Dave Vail, Mike Voelker, and Gary Hatch. In 1960, the team finished third in the NSCC meet. Loss of several good players and lack of experience may hamper the team's results for this season.

GOLF SCHEDULE

April 21 Stout H

April 24 La Crosse, St. Mary's H

April 26 Mankato A

April 28 River Falls H

May 1 Stout A

May 5 Mankato, Luther A

May 9 La Crosse A

May 11 River Falls A

May 15 Conference Meet Keller

Out of sight WSC Golf Team—D. Vail, R. Hinkly, M. Voelker, A. Cieminski, G. Hatch, R. Hogenson, S. AAaussoner. Intramural Champs—Row T: B. Tryggestad, G. AAuth; Row 2: B. Johnson, I. Plitzuweit, D. Swish ! Johnson, R. Chapek.

WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION

The women on this campus enjoyed a year-around sports program. Among the many activities of W.R.A. members were volleyball, basketball, bowling, and badminton. This year the club sponsored a college sports day, a Homecoming float, and a modern dance clinic. Besides participating in activities within our college, teams were sent to other college play-days. The officers were Kaye Parker, President; Muriel Arnold, Vice-President; and Nancy Frisby, SecretaryTreasurer. Miss Moravec was adviser.

W.R.A, Board Members Row 1: M. Arnold, K. Parker, Miss Moravec, Adviser; Row 2: L. Sheldon, S. Keller; Row 3: M. Hoyt, N. Frisby, A. Kaldunski; Row 4: J. Kidd, S. Frankfurth, and D. Odman. W.R.A. Officers—N. Frisby, K. Parker, Miss Moravec, Adviser, and M. Arnold. Will it be a hit or a miss? Listen my children! Volleyball Champs—Mac, Reg, Pat, Ann, Sharon, Alice and Kaye.

Row 1: C. Botcher, N. Frisby, S. Keller, J. Plooster, R. Robinson, P. Sherman. Row 2: Miss Moravec, A. Kaldunski, S. Frankfurth, M. Mackey, K. Parker, R. Brunner. Row 3: J. Coolidge, D. Schroder, S. Taurinskas, B. Sinnott, S. Ott, M. Hoyt, S. Lang. Row 4: I. Hofer, M. Issendorf, L. Sheldon, J. Moechnig.

Row 1: D. Odman, C. Stever, D. Mulholland, M. Binder, G. Hahn, G. Johnson, B. Stegmaier. Row 2: M. DeZeeuw, A. Rose, N. Nowlan, J. Oldorf, D. Steffens, H. Mark, K. Voth. Row 3: B. Steege, J. Kidd, J. Feehan, C. Nihart, J. Yamamoto, J. Peplinski. Row 4: J. McLellan, G. Harris, M. Arnold, N. Shay, C. Botcher, H. Jones.

Modern Dancers—R. Childs, C. Botcher, J. McLellan. arms.

The Women's Physical Education Club cooperates with the Department in promoting the interests and welfare of Physical Education at W. S. C. It is open to all majors and minors in this field. Included among this year's activities were the sale of Homecoming buttons for a scholarship maintained by the club, annual High School Play Day, a progressive dinner, and curling at the Centerville Curling Club. Dorothy Steffens was President; Mary DeZeeuw, Vice - president; Karen Voth, Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Day acted as adviser.

Row 1: N. Frisby, A. Hellickson, C. Botcher, S. Keller, M. Mackey, S. Frankfurth, M. Binder, D. Mulholland, K. Voth. Row 2: J. Plooster, R. Robinson, P. Sherman, D. Odman, C. Stever, G. Hahn, G. Johnson, M. Kreisel, B. Stegmaier, H. Mark. Row 3: D. Myran, K. Parker, R. Brunner, M. DeZeeuw, A. Rose, N. Nowlan, E. Olson, J. Oldorf, D. Steffens, Miss Day. Row 4: B. Sinnott, S. Ott, K. Berg, R. Nord. M. Hoyt, S. Lang, B. Steege, J. Kidd, J. Feehan, M. Arnold. Row 5: S. Taurinskas, D. Schroeder, B. Benike, I. Hofer, M. Issendorf, L. Sheldon, J. Moechnig, J. McLellan, G. Harris, N. Shay.

86 Flyinghigh at the H.S. playday.

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY

George Christensen Psychology

John J. Fuller Education

E. L. Ragar Psychology

James Spear Visual Aids

Allan Sturges Education

Magda Talle Education

FINE AND APPLIED ARTS

Richmond McCluer Music

James Wilson Art

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE

Thelma Ahrens Physical Education Susan Day Physical Education Joseph Gerlach Physical Education L. A. McCown Athletic Director Robert Jones Physical Education James Voorhees Physical Education Madeo Molinari Marjorie Moravec Physical Education Physical Education Richard Hopkins Business Education Mildred Bartsch Extension Supervisor Joseph Emanuel Science Frederick Foss Science Calvin Fremling Science Luther Gulick Geography R. L. Lokensgard Mathematics James Opsahl Milton Underkoffler Science Science Ray T. Wendland Science

SOCIAL STUDIES

BUSINESS

Mrs. Ruth Hopf D. B. Hoyt Business Education Social Studies Carl Bersani Social Studies E. M. Davis Social Studies AND Gertrude Finch Business Education Joseph Foegen Business Education Warren Marley E. T. Miilen Leslie Small Business Education Political Science Social Studies Zoe Swecker History

LIBRARY

LIBRARY STAFF: Ruth Payne, Librarian; Mrs. Wilhelmina Steege, Library Assistant; Mrs. Isabel Foster, Librarian; Mrs. Bernice Wells, Library Assistant; and Alice Thurston, Cataloger.

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Ralph Behling English Margaret Boddy English Adolph Bremer Journalism Marion Davis Spanish, French Harold Guthrie Mrs.Curtis Johnson Dorothy Magnus English English Speech, Theatre Augusta Nelson English Jacque Reidelberger Speech, Dramatics Douglas Stenerson English WSC SECRETARIES: Mrs. Meg Sabin, Colleen Ben- Mrs. Ruby Clark and Margaret Miller, son, Jeannette Schuh, and Irene Kleinschmidt. Nurses.

JUNIOR HIGH STAFF: Seated: Mrs. Marie Stratig, Homemaking; Dorothy Andrews, Music; Standing: John Kane, Social Studies; Donald Fick, Science; and Glen Fugisby, Industrial Arts. Absent: Magda Talle, English.

ELEMENTARY DIVISION: Seated: Kathryn Dunlay, Second grade; George Grangaard, Sixth grade; Mrs. Helen McGrath, Fifth grade; Standing: Howard Munson, Principal; Cleo Reiter, Kindergarten; Doris Pennell, First grade; Mrs.Janice Schreiber, Art. Absent Verlie Sather, Fourth grade, and Opal Foster, Third grade.

OFFICE STAFF

92 PHELPS STAFF

WSC SECRETARIES: Mrs. Amelia Tribell, Bernice Safranek, Angelyn deGroot, Mrs. Shirley Parry, Mrs. Jean Safranek, Mrs. Jane Henderson, and Hilda Muhle.

FINALS FUTURE Finale 1960-61 A BIG YEAR

This year is now only a memory but the events and activities will long live in the minds of most students. From the first letter in the fall to the last in the spring, students have written about their "big moments'' on campus. It is these events and experiences that have made this year a successful one. With our backs to the past, we leave these experiences andface the future—some of us will return—others will meet new adventures and responsibilities elsewhere.

PURPLE KEY: The highest local college honor conferred on students is membership in Purple Key. This Spring, these students were given this scholastic honor. They are: Row 1: Ardell Meyer, Mary Schwager, Dorothy Wheeler, Alice Kaldunski, Nancy Figy; Row 2: James Karsina, David Harris, Ralph Ballinger; Absent: Mrs. Jean Kalmes, Kenneth Wolf. Qualifications for membership are excellent scholarship, participation, character, and services rendered to the college.

Senior Directory

Ann Abts, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Warriorettes 2, 3'.

Richard D. Anderson, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Social Studies; LSA 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 4.

Muriel Arnold, B.S., Majors: Physical Education, Biology; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. WPE 1, 2, 3, 4.

Ralph H. Ballinger, B.S., Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies; SNEA 1, 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Science Club 4. Young Republicans 1, 2,3, 4.

Lucille Barnes, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. YWCA 4. WRA 3, 4.

Lois Bergsgaard, B.S., Major:' Kindergarten-Primary Education; Minor: Library; Dormitory Council 3, 4. Dormitory Student Dean 3, 4. SNEA 2, 3, 4. LSA 1, 2, 3, 4.

Arleta Bernard, B.S., Major: Elemtary Education; Minor: Library; Dormitory Council 3. Dormitory Student Dean 3. SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Winonan 3. LSA 1, 2, 3, 4.

William J. Bowman, B.S., Major: History; Minor: Social Studies; Winonan 4. Wesley Foundation 4. Young Democrats 3, 4. Intramural Sports 3, 4.

Audrey Bryngelson, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Biology; SNEA 3, 4. Winonan 4. Wesley Foundation 3. Science Club 3, 4. English Club 3, 4,

Carol Buettner, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 1, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WPE 1, 2. My Fair Lady III 2. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4.

Howard R. Burtness, B.S., Major: History-Social Studies; Minor: Geography; SNEA 3, 4. LSA 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3. Young Republicans 4.

Donald R. Butler, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Newman Club 4. Young Republicans 2, 3. Wrestling 3. Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, 4. Basketball 1.

Robert Cameron, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Mathematics; Dormitory Council 1. SNEA 1, 3. Wenonah 4. Who's Who 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. English Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 1, 2. Senior Honor Seminar 4.

Lance Carroll, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2,3, 4. Intramural Sports 2.

Jerry Chandler, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor: Physical Education; Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. Business Club 3, 4. Dormitory Council 3.

Ronald Cleveland, B.S., Major: Music; Minor: Speech; Student Commission Vice President 4. Assembly Committee 3. SNEA 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 3, 4. WSSA 3, 4. Radio Guild 2,3, .4. Young Democrats 3.

James Cole, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Physical Science; Wesley Foundation 4. Science Club 4. Industrial Club 2, 3, 4.

Clarence Crum, B.A., B.S., Majors: Business Administration, Speech; Minors: Social Studies, Basic Business; Social Committee 5. Who's Who 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3,- 4, 5. Wenonah Players 3, 4, 5. WSSA 3, 4, 5. Radio Guild 3, 4, 5. English Club 4. Young Republicans 1. Swimming Team Manager 3, 4, 5. Homecoming Parade Chairman 4. Homecoming Dance Chairman 5. Orientation Team 5.

Gary Dahly, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minors: Social Studies, Art; Wenonah 4. LSA 2. Business Club 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 2. Intramural Sports 2.

Even Daugherty, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4.

Raymond Dee, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Art; SNEA 3, 4.

John DeLozier, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minors: Mathematics. Biology; Newman Club 1. W Club 1, 2,3, 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Golf 4. Intramural Sports 2. Assistant

Wrestling Coach 5.

Arthur DeWitz, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Basic Business; Basketball 1, 2. Track 1, 2. Intramural Sports 3.

Freshman Basketball Coach 4.

Mary DeZeeuw, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 2, 3. WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. WPE 1, 2, 3, 4. Westminster Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4.

Duane J. Dittrich, B.S., Major: Social Studies; Minor: English; SNEA 3. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Vets Club 4.

Donna Marie Edwards, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; LSA 1, 2, 4. Intervarsity 1. Chorus 1. SNEA 1, 2.

Gerald Eichman, B.S., Major: History-Social Studies; Minor: Physical Education; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

James Erickson, B.S., Major: Biology; Minor: Geography; LSA 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Rifle Club 4.

Martin Erickson, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Basic Business; Gamma Delta 4. Industrial Arts Club 4.

Rhoda Esson, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. YWCA 1. Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4.

Keith Farber, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Basic Business; Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4.

John L. Felsch, B.S., Major: Science; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 3, 4. Band 1. Chorus 1. Science Club 3, 4. Rifle Club 4.

John Fend, B.S., Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics; Winonan 4. Cross Country 2. Track 2.

Betty Ferguson, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 3, 4.

William J. Ferguson, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics; Class Officer 1. SNEA 4. Kappa Delta Pi

Vets Club 4. Rifle Club 4.

Nancy Kay Figy, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 4. Winonan 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Newman Club 4. Wenonah Players 1. WSSA 1. English Club 4. Cheerleader I. Di-No-Mo Club 1.

Joseph P. Fitzgerald, B.S., Majors: Music, Speech; Student Commission, Departmental Commissioner 4. Orientation Team 4. Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Swing Band 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. WSSA 2,3, 4. Wenonah Players 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 2, 3, 4.

Sharon Flanagan, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Kappa Delta Pi 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. YWCA 4. Young Republicans 4.

Richard J. Gabrych, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Physical Education; W Club 3. Wrestling 1, 2. Golf 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1. Assembly Committee 4.

Charlene Gebhard, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 3, 4. Chorus 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4.

Rochelle Glatch, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Art; SNEA 3, 4. Wenonah 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Rangers 3, 4. Homecoming Attendant 4. Our Fair Lady 3.

David Glazier, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Education; Class Officer 2. Student Commission Committee 2, 3. Orientation Team 3. SNEA 2,3, 4. Who's Who 4. LSA 2, 3. W Club 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3. Intramural Sports 2, 3. Dormitory Council 2,3, 4. Dormitory Counselor 4.

Sharon Glissendorf, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Music; Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 2, 3. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3. Mason Music 2, 3, 4.

Gayle Goetzman, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 1, 2, 3. Winonan 1, 2, 3. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3.

Lowell C. Gran, B.S., Major: History-Social Studies; Minor: Geography; SNEA 2, 3, 4. LSA 1, 2. Young Republicans 1, 2.

William E. Hall, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies; Newman Club 4.Business Club 4.

Gwen Hansen, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 4. LSA 4. Homecoming Queen Candidate.

Charlotte Happel, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Art; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4. YWCA 2, 3, 4. Kappa Pi 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 2, 3, 4.

David Harris, B.A., Major: English; Minor: History; Winonan 1, 2, 3, 4. Editor 4. Who's Who 4. English Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Sally Hartle, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Library; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Dormitory Council 3, 4. Dormitory Counselor - Student Dean 3, 4. Winonan 1, 2, 3. Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3. YWCA 1, 2,3, 4. Young Republicans 4. Who's Who 4.

Michael Healy, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor: Basic Business; SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 3, 4. Young Democrats 4.

Sandra Helland, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4. LSA 4. Dolphin Club 2, 3, 4. YWCA 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 3, 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant.

3, 4.

1, 2, 3, 4. W

1, 2, 3, 4.

2, 3.

1, 2.

1, 2, 3.

Newman Club

Club

Football I,

Baseball

Intramural Sports

Wanda Hellickson, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Biology; Orientation Team 4. Dormitory Council 4. SNEA 2, 3, 4. Winonan 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4. Wesley Foundation 1. Science Club 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. InterDormitory Council 4.

Audrey Hennessy, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Ray Hinkly, B.S., Major: General Science; Minor: Social Studies; Dormitory Council 3, 4. SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4. Dolphin Club 2. Basketball 1. Golf 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Inter-Dormitory Council 4.

Warren Hull, B.S., Major: Biology; Minor: Social Studies; Newman Club 1. Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4.

Robert Indihar, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Rangers 3, 4. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4.

Darrel Jaeger, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Physical Education; SNEA 3. Dolphin Club 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Michael J. Jereczek, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2,3, 4. Industrial Club 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2.

Doris Frances Jick, B.S., Major: Art; Minor: Speech; Dormitory Council 2. SNEA 1, 2, 4. Who's Who 4. ISA 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. WSSA 3, 4. Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3, 4.

Edward V. Johnson, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minors: Library, Social Studies; SNEA 1, 2. Science Club 1, 2. Young Democrats 1.

Gloria June Johnson, B.S., Major; Elementary Education; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Religious Committee 3. GammaDelta 1, 2, 3, 4.

Norman Johnson, B.S., Major; Mathematics; Minor: Physical Science; Student Commission 4. Science Club 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3, 4.

Alice M. Kaldunski, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Newman Club 2 ,3, 4. WRA 2,3, 4.

Jean Kalmes, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Spanish; SNEA 4. Winonan 1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. English Club 4.

II Kyu Kang, B.A., Major: Business; Minor: Social Studies; Westminster Foundation 3, 4.

James J. Karsina, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Art; Band 1, 2, 3. Swing Band 2, 3. English Club 2, 3, 4. Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3. Vets Club 4.

Duane Keller, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minors: Social Studies, Geography; Business Club 3, 4. Young Democrats 2, 3. Baseball Team 1. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. Rifle Club 4.

Michael Kleinschmidt, B.A., Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics; Newman Club 3, 4.

Donna Mae Meyer, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Class Officer 1. Bradford Club 1.

Kenneth Michaels, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 3, 4. Gamma Delta 1, 2,3, 4. Business Club 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 2, 3. Vets Club 4.

Kay Morcomb, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 4.

D. Dale Mulholland, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Biology; SNEA 3, 4. Wenonah 2, 3. Science Club 3, 4. Basketball 1. Intramural Sports 4. Rifle Club 4. Westminster Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Robert Munkel, B.S., Major: Biology; Minor: Geography.

Lorreen Munson, B.S., Major; Elementary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 2. YWCA 3.

Ronald R. Nelson, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Basic Business; Business Club 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3, 4. Football 2, 3.

Herman E. Neumann, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 4.

Judith Newman, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; Minor: Music; SNEA 2,3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 2,3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4.

Beatrice Nyrud, B.S., Major: Music; Minor: Physical Education; Class Officer 3. LSA 1, 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Swing Band 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4. WPE 1, 2, 3, 4.

James Oldenburg, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Physical Science; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. Football 3. Intramural Sports 2, 4. Vets Club 4.

William L. Olson, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Social Studies; Wesley Foundation 1. W Club 1. Industrial Arts Club 1. Wrestling 1. Track 1.

Janice Pampuck, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 2. YWCA 3.

Jon Parker, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Social Studies; LSA 4. W Club 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4.

N. Jerome Paulson, B.S., Major: Music; Minor: English; Band 1, 2,3, 4. Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 4. Chorus 3. Young Republicans 1, 2.

Donald Peterson, B.S., Majors: Mathematics, Science; Newman Club 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2.

John Phillips, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Social Science; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. Vets Club 4.

Bernhard Pieper, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics; Class Officer 4. Student Commission 4. Who's Who 4. W Club 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling Co-Captain 4. Athletics Committee 4.

Irvin P. Plitzuweit, B.S., Major: Physical Science; Minors; Social Studies, Driver Training; Student Commission Treasurer 4. Finance Committee 3, 4. Orientation Team 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Gamma Delta 2, 3. Academy of Science 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 2, 3, 4. Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Who's Who 4.

William E. Prigge, B.S., Majors: Mathematics, Social Studies; Minor: Driver Education; Young Republicans 4.

Marvin Reihsen, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 3, 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 3. Baseball Team 1. Intramural Sports 1, 2,3, 4. Inter Dormitory Council 2, 3, 4.

Major: Elementary Education; Dormitory Council 3. SNEA 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4. WRA 1, 2.

Milton Dale Livingood, B.S., Majors: Industrial Arts, Elementary Education; Minor: Social Science; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Robert Llewellyn, B.A., Major: Business Administration.

Jerry McCartney, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Mathematics; Student Commission 4. Who's Who 4. W Club 3, 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 4. Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4.

Maxine McLeod, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 3, 4.

AI Jean Majerus, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Patricia Mason, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

John Maulé, B.S., Major; Elementary Education; Newman Club 3, 4. Intramural Sports 3.

Ardell Meyer, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Chemistry; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Who'sWho 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4.

Robert Renslo, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Physical Education; SNEA 4. LSA 1, 2, 3, 4. W Club 3, 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. Swimming Team 3, 4. Intramural Sports 2.

Roger Reupert, B.S., Majors: History, Social Studies; Minor: English; Orientation Team 4. Publicity Committee 4. LSA 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. Intramural Sports 3, 4.

Myron Rice, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minor: Mathematics; LSA 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 3, 4. Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 4.

Norman Rice, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies; LSA 2. Business Club 2, 3, 4. Young Democrats 3, 4. Intramural Sports 2, 3. Vets Club 2, 4.

Carole A. Richardson, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Music; SNEA 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1, 2,3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Mason Music 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4.

Roger Rocconi, B.A., Major: Business Administration.

Robert A. Rogneby, B.S., Major; Physical Education; Minor: Physical Science; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4.

Sheron Rumstick, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

J. Kreitzer, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Geography; SNEA 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3. Vets Club 2, 3.

E. Lackore, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor: Library; Who's Who 4. Senior Honor Seminar 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Kenneth Landro, B.S., Major: Biology; Minor: English; Class Officer 2. Student Commission 2, 3, 4. Student Commission President 4. SNEA 4. Who's Who 4. LSA 1, 2, 3, 4. Sigma Tau Gamma 3, 4. Cross Country 3. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Orientation Team 3, 4. Sharon Lang, B.A., Major: Physical Education; Minor: English; Class Officer 2, 4. Student Commission Secretary 4. Orientation Team 3, 4. SNEA 4. Who's Who 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. English Club 4. Warriorettes 3. WRA 4. WPE 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Queen 4. Sara Lehmann, B.S.,

Donald

Lucille

Senior Directory

Robert Sabin, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Social Studies; Who's Who 4.

George Schmidt, B.A., Majors: Business Administration, Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics; Wesley Foundation 3, 4. Business Club 4.

Grace Schroeder, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Dormitory Council 3. SNEA 3, 4. Wenonah 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Queen Attendant 4.

Richard M. Schultz, B.S., Majors: Mathematics, Physical Science; SNEA 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3, 4. Dolphin Club 3, 4. Vets Club 4.

Mary Schwager, B.S., Major: English; Minor: French; SNEA 2. Winonan 2, 3. Who's Who 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. English Club 3, 4.

Ralph Segale,

James

Index

Aadahl, Joanne

Aaker, Robert

Aase, Lewis 34, 47

Abrams, Lois

Abts, Ann 18, 47, 57

Accola, Curtis 32, 46, 56, 64

Adams, Virginia 32, 57, 58, 66

Adank, Richard

Adelman, Fred 37, 55

Ahrens, Thelma

Albers, Kathleen

Alderman, Kenneth 37

Alfaro, Richard 37, 76, 77

Alfonso, James 34, 61, 61„ 80

Alitz, Mrs. Eleanor

Allen, Alice

Allen, John 37

Allen, Lowell 37

Allen, Sharon 57

Allen, William 32

Allen, William R. 37

Ames, Mary 34, 52, 57, 58, 63

Amirani, Rahim

Anderson, Brenda 37, 62, 66, 74

Anderson, Dawn

Anderson, Earl

Anderson, Gary J.

Allan Stevens, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 2, 3, 4. Young Republicans 1 2

Ramona M. Stiehl, B.S., Major: English; Minor: Biology; Warriorettes 1. Science Club 1, 2. English Club 3, 4. Wesley Foundation 1. SNEA 4. Winonan 4. Library Committee 3. Band 1.

Randall J. Stukel, B.S., Major: Speech; Minor: Sociology; Winonan 2, 3, 4. Rangers 3, 4. Wenonah Players 1, 2, 3, 4. Radio Guild 1, 2,3, 4. Young Democrats 4. Radio Club 4. Newman Club 3,

James Suchomel, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Sci» ence; SNEA 3, 4. Newman Club 3, 4.

Jane Sunde, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; SNEA 3, 4. LSA 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

Matthew R. Swadner, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Business; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3, 4. Vets Club 4.

James Swanson, B.A., Major: Business Administration.

George Tashima, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Education; SNEA 4. W Club 3, 4. Dolphin Club 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Wrestling 2.

Douglas True, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Physical Education; SNEA 3, 4. LSA 1, 2, 3. W Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Herbert Uesugi, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Geography; SNEA 3, 4. Baseball Team 1, 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.

Daryl Unnasch, B,.S., Majors: Mathematics, Science; SNEA 4. Young Republicans 4. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1, 2.

Joyce Vagts, B.S., Major: Art; Minor: Social Studies; Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3, 4. LSA 1, 2, 3. Warriorettes 1, 2, 3. Young Republicans 1, 2.

Donald Wahl, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Art; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. Vets Club 4.

Sharon Waihus, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Newman Club 1, 2,3, 4. Band 1.

Marcia Wantock, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; SNEA 1, 4. HEA 2, 3.

Karen Wendt, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Library; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Wenonah 4. Kappa Delta Pi 4. Band 1, 2. Chorus 1, 2. WRA 3.

Dale Wenger, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Chemistry; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2,3, 4.

Dorothy Wheeler, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Minor: Library; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Science Club 1. Kappa Pi 1, 2, 3, 4. Bradford Club 1, 2.

Diane M. Feuerhelm Whittier, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor: Spanish; Finance Committee 2, 3, 4. Dormitory Council 4. Dormitory Counselor 4. Who's Who 4. Newman Club 1, 2, 3. Business Club 1, 2, 3. Young Republicans 1. Warriorettes 2, 3, 4. Classs Officer 4.

Kenneth Wolfe, B.S., Majors: Science, Industrial Arts; Minor: Mathematics; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4. Newman Club 1. Science Club 2, 3. Industrial Arts Club 1, 4.

Social

Anderson, Mary Lou 37, 56

Anderson, Paul

Anderson, Richard D. 18, 54

Anderson, Richard L. 67, 71, 71, 80, 80

Andrews, Maralyn 37, 52, 56

Arneson, Mary 37, 57

Arnold. Muriel 18, 84, 84, 85, 86

Arnold, Victor

Arntsen, Dorothy

Asing, Wayne

Atkin, Rose Marie 34, 56

Auer, Robert E.

Ault, Keith 32, 44, 45

Aune, Karen 32, 44, 45

Aune, Kirk 37, 45

Ayotte, Walter

Bachhuber, Max 37

Baertsch, Evangeline

Bailey, Agnes M.

Bailey, Steve 37

Bakkedahl, Janice 37, 52, 56

Ballinger, Ralph 18, 45, 46, 47, 57, 60

Balzum, Marilyn 34,47, 56

Frances Wolff, B.S., Major: Kindergarten-Primary Education; SNEA 3, 4. WRA 1, 2.

John R. Zierdt, B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Dormitory Council 2, 3. SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Team 1. Carriorettes Executive Committee 3. Bradford Club 1, 2.

Bambenek, Mary Judy 37

Baratto, Bernard 54

Barnes, Lucille 18, 45, 47, 48, 57, 59, 63

Barth, Merlin 34, 68, 76

Baudhuin, Scott 34, 55, 55, 56, 63,64, 78

Bauer, Marlene 37

Baumann, Darrell Baumann, Emilie B.

Baumgartner, James

Bautch, Doris 37, 52, 57

Becker, Louise 37

Beggs, Phoebe 32, 53, 56, 58. 60, 61, 63

Behnken, Kenneth 37

Beier, Bruce

Benike, Barbara 38, 66, 86

Bening, Karen 32

Benish, Lawrence 38

Benson, David

Berg, Gerald

Berg, Kathy 34, 45, 57, 62, 66, 86

Berg, William

Bergaus, Mary 34, 57

Berger, James

Bergsgaard, Joanne 38, 56

Bergsgaard, Lois 18, 47, 61

Bergsrud, Robert Bergstrom, Marlene 32

Bernard, Arleta

Bernard, Lois 37, 47, 56

Bernatz, Richard

Bess, David

Betsinger, Galen

Beuchler, LaMarr

Bickford, Elizabeth

Biever, Robert 32

Bill, Bernetta

Binder, Mildred 38, 52, 85, 86

Bisek, Ralph 38, 48, 49, 51, 51, 57

Bladholm Bonnie 32, 46,47, 48, 48, 56, 61, 66

Blahnik, James 32, 47, 53,57, 63, 68

Blank, Martha

Blee, Hugh

Bluhm, Dana 37, 38, 55

Blumentritt, Bruce 32,56, 63

Blumentritt, Paul 38, 75, 80

Boice, David 38

Boland, Dale 38, 46, 57

Boland, Ronald 59, 62, 64

Boiler, Stephen 38, 56, 64

Borchard, Clark 32, 46

Borer, Evelyn A.

1, 2, 3, 4.

Howard Schwind, B.S., Major: Music; Minor: Speech; SNEA 2,3, 4. Winonan 4. Who's Who 4. Gamma Delta

Mason Music

Chorus

Dolphin Club

Wenonah Players

4. WSSA 3,

Radio Guild

English Club 4. Kappa Pi 4. Business Club 3. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3.

B.S., Major: Elementary Education; Newman Club 1, 2. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4. Vets Club 4. Rifle Club 4. Nancy A. Shay, B.S., Majors: Physical Education, Biology; Science Club 3, 4. WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. WPE 1, 2,3, 4. Baptist Student Foundation 1. Richard Sim, B.S., Major: Art; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 3, 4. Kappa Pi 3, 4. Ellsworth M. Simon, B.S., Major: Science;

Edu-

2, 4. W Club 2, 3, 4. Young Re-

4. Football 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3. Intramural Sports 2.

Minor: Physical

cation; Science Club

publicans

Slifka, B.S., Major:

Minor: Physical Educa-

Class Officer 4. Newman Club 2,3, 4. SNEA 4. Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4. Cross

2,3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3. Intramural Sports 3.

Slifka, B.S., Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Art; Student Commission Publicity Commissioner 4. Social Committee 3. Orientation Team 4. Dormitory Council 3. Newman Club 2, 3, 4. Dolphin Club 2, 3. Sigma Tau Gamma 2, 3, 4. Wenonah Players 3. Kappa Pi 4. Industrial Arts Club 3. Merle L. Solie, B.S., Major: Mathematics; Minor: Geography. George H. Sprenger, B.S., Majors: Mathematisc, Physical Science; Minor: Driver Education; Dormitory Council 3, 4. SNEA 3, 4. Science Club 4. Dolphin Club 4. Young Republicans 1. Barbara Steege, B.S., Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies; SNEA 1, 3, 4. Wenonah 1, 2, 4. Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. Dolphin Club 3, 4. Warriorettes 3. WRA 2, 3, 4. WPE 2, 3, 4.

Steffen, B.A., Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies. Dorothy Steffens, B.S., Major:

SNEA 3, 4. WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. WPE 1, 2, 3, 4. Julie Steivang, B.S., Major: Business Education; Minor:

Industrial Arts;

tion;

Country

Robert

Donald

Physical Education; Minor:

Studies; -

Social Studies.

Prigge, Sandra

Prigge, William 26, 46

Prondzinski, David

Pronschinske, Franklin

Pronzinski, Robert

Przybylski, Robert

Puck, Paul 36, 59,60, 62

Pye, Carol 36, 57

Quam, Paul

Raddatz, Herbert 36

Raddatz, Jerald 33

Radtke, Stephen 36, 46, 52, 52,58, 60

Raether, Roger 41, 80 52,58, 60, 108

Rand, Margery 33, 45, 46, 52,

Rangitsch, Kathleen 41, 57

Raschke, Connie 41

Raschke, Kenneth 33,52, 108

Rasmussen, Ardell

Rasmussen, Harold

Rathke, David 68

Rau, Jean 46, 47

Rauen, Du Wayne 57, 67, 68, 69

Redalen, Richard

Richards, Carl

Reich, Lily

Reichman, Bernard

Reihsen, Marvin 26, 55

Reinhard, Douglas 41

Reinke, Mina

Renslo, Robert 26, 78, 79

Replinski, Richard

Reszka, Karen 33

Reupert, Roger 26, 45, 46, 54

Rice, Myron 26, 46, 56, 63, 64

Rice, Norman 26

Richards, Donald 41

Richardson, Carole 26, 47, 48, 49, 50, 57, 60

Richer, Sandra 41

Ricklick, Carol

Riley, Robert

Rislove, Allan

Rislove, David 33,45, 67, 68, 68, 69

Risser, R. 82

Robbins, Helen

Roberton, James 36

Roberts, Alfred

Robinson, Regina 41, 52, 84, 85,86, 108

Rocconi, Roger 26

Roesler, Dave 36, 82

Rogers, Jerome 41

Rogneby, Robert 26, 82

Rohrer, Gary 41

Romine, Ruth

Roppe, Yvonne 36, 51, 51,56, 66

Rose, Ann 41, 50, 85, 86

Rose, Robert 36, 46

Rosenow, Dean 82

Roth, Susan 36, 46,47, 48,62, 63, 66

Roth, William

Rouse, Marvin 33, 68, 69, 80, 80

Rowan, LuEtta 33

Ruby, John 41

Rud, Karen 41, 56

Rudnik, William 41

Rudolf, Caroline

Ruegg, Sandra 41, 47, 52, 56

Rumstick, Sheron 26,57, 62

Runkel, David

Ruppert, Gary

Russell, Lois 41

Ryan, Michael

Ryder, Janice 36

Ryder, Ronald 72, 75

Rydman, Ralph

Ryks, David

Rygmyr, Barbara

Sabin, James 36

Sabin, Robert 26

Saecker, John 41

St. John, Beulah

Sandon, Raymond 46, 62

Sands, Charles 50

Sanness, Alice 41

Sanness, Sandra 41, 50, 5i6

Sanness, Sharon 41,51, 56

Santelman, Judith 33, 47

Satrum, Owen 41

Sawyer, Michael

Schade, Rosemary 41

Schammel, Gary 41, 68, 75

Scharmer, David 41

Scheel, Grace

Schleder, Ada

Schleich, Sandra 33, 45, 57

Schleicher, Richard 41, 55, 78, 79, 80

Schletty, Lenora

Schmidt, J. George 27, 57, 64

Schmidt, James 36

Schmidt, Lewis 64

Schmitz, James

Schneider, Glen 67, 68, 69

Schneider, Helen

Schneider, Marilynn

Schneider, Virgil 41

Schoen, Roger 41, 47, 63

Schoonover, Anita 33

Schreiber, Janice 51

Schreiber, Nancy 36

Schroder, Deniele 41, 50, 52, 56,85, 86

Schroeder, Grace 27, 47, 57

Schroeder, Marilyn 36, 47, 48, 63, 64, 66

Schueler, John 48

Schuh, Robert

Schulte, Richard

Schultz, Richard 27

Schultz, William 48

Schulz, Diane 36

Schulze, Betty 41

Schuth, John 33, 64

Schuth, William 33, 62, 64

Schwager, Mary 27, 41

Schwertel, Mrs. Genevieve

Schwind, Howard 27, 31, 47, 48,49, 55, 55, 58,62, 63

Seeman, Jerry

Segale, Ralph 27,59, 62

Segermark, Donald

Seim, George 42

Senrick, Larry 42

Severson, Betty 36

Shannon, Michael

Shay, Nancy 27,85, 86

Sheldon, Lynn 36, 46, 47, 50, 57, 84, 85

Shellhammer, Ruth

Shely, VaVelle

Sheridan, Bernard 42

Sherman, Carol 33

Sherman, Patricia 42,57, 84, 85, 86

Sherman, Suzanne

Shiel, Virginia 36, 47, 62

Shimizu, Marjorie 42

Sieracki, Carol 42

Sim, Richard 27, 58

Simon, Ellsworth 27, 46, 67, 68, 70

Simon, Sharon 42

Simon, Yvonne 42

Simonie, Alfonso 42

Simpson, Fred

Sinnott, Barb 42, 47, 52, 57, 85, 86

Sister M. Lorna

Sister M. Gonna

Sister M. Arlene

Sister M. Magread

Sister M. Viterbo

Skalet, Paul 42

Skattum. Roger 68

Skeels, William

Skrukrud, Julie 42,52,55, 56

Slifka, Jim 27, 30, 55, 57, 60, 71, 80

Slifka, Robert 27,55, 57, 60

Smelser, Kenneth

Smith, Judith 42

Smith, Mrs. Lucille

Smith, Patty 36

Snyder, George 75

Solberg, Earl 33, 36, 46, 54

Solberg, Sandra 42

Solie, Merle 27

Solum, Patricia 33, 46,47, 48, 56, 66

Soronsen, Carol 42

Sovereign, James

Spaag, Rosemary

Spaight, Dan

Sparks, Rochelle 36, 46

Spehar, Toni 36, 48,52,54, 57

Spencer, Sondra 48, 50

Spinier, Maurea

Sprenger. George 28, 47, 55, 61, 63

Sprute, Gale 68, 69, 69

Standiford, Justin

Stanton, Anthony 42, 80

Stapf, Delos 36

Steege, Ann 42

Steege, Barb 28, 47, 85, 86

Steele, Donald

Steele, Louise

Steffen, Donald 28

Steffens, Dorothy 28, 47, 85, 86, 86 Stegmaier, Elizabeth 42, 46, 50, 57, 85, 86

Steivang, Julie 28

Stellpflug, Kenneth 72, 73, 80

Stephens, Sharon

Stevens, Allan 28, 62, 64

Stever, Carole 36, 85, 86

Stever, Kent

Stiehl, Ramona

Stocker, Glenn

Stolp, Sharon 42, 50

Stoltman, Thomas

Stork, Kathryn 42 Stow, John 56

Stramchaj, Mary 42

Strand, Bennie

Strand, Marian 36

Streater, Scott

Strehlow, Rosella 42, 56

Strohm, Tom 42

Strommer, Judith 66

Stukel, Randall 30, 62

Suchomel, James 28

Suchomel, Michael 42

Sullivan, James 42, 63

Sund, Michael 82

Sunde, Jane 28

Sutter, Gerald

Sveen, Joan

Svenningson, Bonnie 36

Sveom, Jon

Swadner, Matthew 28, 62

Swain, lone 36, 46, 50, 56

Swanson, Gerald

Swanson, James 28, 82

Swedin, Herbert 42

Tabor, Peter 37, 57, 62

Tashima ,George 28, 63, 67

Taubert, James 34, 37

Taurinskas, Sharon 62,85, 86

Teegarden, Ruby

Thaldorf, Lorene 37, 48

Theis, Marilyn 48, 62

Theurer, Richard

Thiele, Herbert

Thiner, Rose Anne 34, 57

Thode, Judith 46, 56, 62

Thompson, Douglas 42

Thompson, Larry 37, 61

Thompson, Maynard

Thompson, Nancy 42

Thronson, Minnie

Tidball, Esther

Tiedeman, Dorothy 42

Timm, Raymond

Timmers, Patricia 42

Tobias, DeWayne 48,57, 63

Tobias, Ronald

Tomashek, John

Torvik. Ellen 37, 46, 47, 56

Tourville. John

Traxler, Roger

Trebatowski, Leroy

Trelstad, Neletta 42, 50

Trok, Douglas

Trok, Ron 42

Trotman, Thomas 42

True, Douglas 28, 67

Trusler, Richard

Tryggestad, Robert 34, 46, 48, 54,56,59, 83

Tschida, Anthony

Tschumper, Keith

Tupper. Larry

Turk, Marie

Turner, Dennis 42

Turner, Donald 46, 59, 61

Tweito, Cynthia 37

Uesugi, Herb 29

Unerdahl, Carol 34

Unnasch, Daryl 29

Urness, John 51, 51

Vagts, Joyce 29

Vail, David 42, 83

Valentine, Janet 42

Van Vleet, Rodney 42

Van Westerhuyzen, Karen 42, 48

Vathing, Judith

Vatter, Robert 42

Vietor, Myrtle

Vigness, Julie 37, 45, 46, 47, 56, 66

Vigum, Hazel

Vinar, James 37,44, 45,46, 47, 56, 72, 73

Virock, Bruce 42

Voelker, Michael 42

Vondrashek, Adrian

Von Sien, Robert 46, 64

Vose, Rory

Voth, Karen 37, 63, 85, 86, 86

Vrooman, Michael 42

Waalkens, Peter 37,46, 57, 60

Wacholz, Carl

Wachowiak, Gerald

Wachs, Lorraine 34

Wahl, Donald 29, 42

Wahl, Roger 52, 56, 75, 80

Walczak, Sandra

Walhus, Sharon 29, 47,57, 61

Walker, John 37, 68

Walsh, Margaret 57

Walske, Joan 42

Walstrom, Renata 37, 55, 58, 62

Walstrom, Sally 42

Walter, Mary

Walters, Glenn

Walters, Timothy

Waltzer, Susanna 37

Wantock, Marcia

Wantock, Richard 42

Ward, Margaret 56

Warnken, Gerald 56

Watanabe, Joann 37, 46

Watkins, Paul

Wedemeier, Jerry 76, 77

Wedul, Sylvia 42, 47, 56

Weinmann, Donald

Weisbrod, Charles 37, 67, 72, 73, 72

Wells, Richard 34

Welper, Wordean 42

Welt, Larrimore

Wendt, Karen 29, 47, 60

Wenger, Dale 29, 60

Wera, Bonnie

Werkheiser, Priscilla

Werre, Joseph

West, William 37, 42

Westerman, James 64

Wheeler, Dorothy 29, 47,58, 60

Wheeler, Susan

Whelihan, Edward

Whempner, Janet

Whempner, Judith

Whetstone,Kay 47

White, Barry 68

White, Clarice

Whiteis, Lowell 37

Whiting, Stanley

Whittier, Diane 29, 30, 31, 45, 48, 61

Whitworth, Robert 34,50, 51

Wiczek, Elizabeth

Wilber, J. Arthur

Wilbur, Curtis 42

Wilkie, Donald 34, 47, 52,63, 64

Willford, Wayne 37, 51

Willis, Larry 55, 67, 76

Wilson, Darlene 42

Wilson, Miloty

Wilson, Sharon 42

Wise, Charles

Witte, Elisabeth

Wobbrock, Gene 42, 57

Wohkittel, Jone 42, 46, 57

Wohlers, Emelia

Wolf, Robert 37,67, 68, 68

Wolfe, Kenneth 29, 60

Wolff, Frances 29

Wolfram, Alfred 63

Wolfram, Mary 37,46, 47, 48, 56

Wondrasch, LeEtta 37, 56

Wood, Robert 37, 46, 47, 48, 56

Woodford, Judy

Yaedke, Gerald

Yamamoto, Jo Anne 34, 85

Yarolimek, Ronald 37, 42, 44, 48, 51, 57, 59

Youmans, Jay

Young, Robert J. 46, 47, 61, 61, 62, 63

Zane, Charles 42, 62, 67, 68 69, 82

Zellmer, Bruce 42, 82

Zenke, Ronald 37, 60

Ziebell, Gerald 37, 55, 63, 78, 79

Ziebell, Lawrence

Ziemann, Carl

Zierdt, John 29

Zill, Lee

Zimmer, Corwin

Zimmer, Merlin

Zirzow, Phyllis

Zoelle, Frank 37

Zomok, Rose 48

Hurry-Back Barber Shop

Winona's Finest Barbers

For Appointments PHONE 3104

103 W. 3rd St.

COMPLIMENTS OF Nel son Tire Service

4th at Johnson Winona

Quality Chevrolet Co.

A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SAVE

Johnson at Second Winona, Minn.

Winona 2396

Winona Electric Construction Co.

"EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL"

119 West 3rd St. Telephone 5802

Aksel Andersen

Furniture and Interior Decorating Carpeting

103-105-107 Center Street

Winona Minnesota Electricity is Penny-Cheap from N S P 79 East Third Street

Compliments

Winona T-V Signal Co.

120 East Third Street “TV SIGNAL" GIVES YOU THE MOST AND BEST TV VIEWING IN

THE WORLD

101 RACKOWS BARBER SHOP T. C. Students' Headquarters for Haircutting 1 57 Main Near the Post Office Winona Typewriter Service JACK NEITZKE - Owner 161 E. 3rd St. Phone 8-3300 Winona, Minn. Royal Typewriters Roytype Supplies Facit Calculators Remington Adding Machines Cole Steel Office Furniture Royal, Smith, Cole Portables Used Business Machines SALES AND SERVICE FRANK O'LAUGHLIN PLUMBING & HEATING 207 E. Third St. Telephone 3703 Winona, Minnesota Callahan Liquor Store LEONARD J. TSCHUMPER 119 Main Street Phone 4970 PLETKE^S FINE FOODS 113 E. THIRD Spice Island Spices Jones Pork Sausages Usinger's Sausage Birdseye Frozen Foods Richelieu Canned Foôds Bauer's Chocolates 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 Frank Olaughlin Plumbing and Heating 527 Washington St, Telephone 3703 Winona, Minnesota

Ed Buck's Camera Shop

Winona's Complete Photographic Store

Contemporary Greeting Cards

One Day Photofinishing

On Main St Next to Post Office

Northern Field Seed Co.

If It Grows It Grows Better With

Super Qro

Organic Soil Builder for Farm and Home

A Product of Northern Field Seed Co.

"Since 1917"

Winona's Oldest Seed Dealer

John Sherman & Sons

Wholesale Plumbing & Heating Supplies

Established in 1905

123 WEST THIRD STREET

Winona, Minn.

COMPLIMENTS OF

LEICHT PRESS

Compliments of Stager Jewelry

Your Dependable Jewelers

Corner Third and Main Streets

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 thecrowds 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 Winona friends.

We delight in offering everything from snacks to steaks luncheons, complete dinners, and carryout orders AT LOW, LOW PRICES THAT WILL AMAZE YOU!

102

WINONA MINN.

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Main Highways and Main Streets Dairy Bar but only one For a Quick Snack, Try Our MAIN TAVERN HOME MADE PIE, CAKE, ICE CREAM or SANDWICHES and FRENCH FRIES SWEDE AND VERA HEGG 114 East- Third St. Phone 2646 Springdale Dairy Co. DAIRY PRODUCTS of Superior Flavor "Home - Owned" PHONE 3626 529 Huff Street - Winona, Minn. Local Bus Transportation and Charter Service Winona Transit Co. YOUR CITY BUS LINE Compliments of BilTs Barber Shop 368 Johnson St. Phone 7104 When You Want REAL ENTERTAINMENT Go To Hardt’s Music Store Records, Sheet Music, Radio Phonographs and Electrical Merchandise COMPLIMENTS OF THE Williams Book & Stationery Store The Warner & Swasey Co. Badger Division HOPTO DIGGERS 1124 W. Fifth Street Phone 8-1563 Winona, Minn. Compliments of STATE THEATRE

COMPLIMENTS of Siebrecht Floral Co.

Store for Men, Women and Boys

Shop - Upper Level

at Center Winona Minnesota PHOTOGRAPHY FOR EVERY OCCASION CAMERA

SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS, INC. LEWISTON, MINN. PHONE 2445 The Tops in Dry Cleaning Haddad’s 3 Hour Cleaning (on Request) In By 10 A.M. Out By 5 P.M. Goltz Pharmacy 274 E. Third Phone 2547 GOOD LUCK, WARRIORS Graham and McGuire COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS Winona Your WINONA, MINNESOTA Deposit Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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Women's

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105 "FOR EVERY BLOOMIN' THING" WEST END GREENHOUSES 802 W. King St. Phone 8-1511 WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS HAL ROD LANES COMPLIMENTS OF BAY STATE MILLING CO. Manufacturers of Enriched Wingold Flour

106 "FOR BETTER SHOES" Steinbauer's 69 W. Third Street WINONA Complimenf-s of Hal Leonard Music, Inc, 64 East Second Street COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE cStuaio± Corner of Washington and Wabasha. Two doors north of Maxwell Library PHONE 5952 IN 1700 STORES-IN 48 STATES The J. C. Penney Company Is Teaching the Buying Public the True Meaning of STYLE VALUE THRIFT Supplement Your Education By Buying At Penney's HOTEL WINONA Welcomes You for Banquets—Try our Flamingo Room or Sky Room for informal entertainment see our Coffee Shop

107 Hamm's Distributing Co. WINONA MINNESOTA PHILIP BAUMANN AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 601 Main St. Phone 2849 2840 Dorn*s I. G. A. Store Groceries Meats Vegetables We Give Gold Bond Stamps "WE DELIVER" 500 HUFF STREET WINONA, MINN. GET PIZZACATED by Sam the Pizza Man MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE THE OAKS Serving the Finest Foods at the most sensible price anywhere. OPEN NOON DAILY Your Host - Carl Gegenfurtner ★ The Star Shoe Repair Shop Cleaning, Dyeing and EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 1 14 Center St. COMPLIMENTS OF Marigold "Quality Chekd" Dairy PHONE 2891 Compliments of The Paint Depot Art Supplies Picture Framing Complete Paint and Wallpaper Stocks Winona Phone 4163 Minnesota Kline Electric "Serving Winona For Over Half A Century" “EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" Phone 5512 122 W. Second St.

WILLIAMS HOTEL

CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS

H. Choate & Company

Winona, Minnesota

“Where Shopping is a Tradition''

CHOATE'S for 100 years

Best Wishes to WINONA STATE COLLEGE Compliments of

The Merchants* National Bank

of WINONA

"WINONA'S LARGEST BANK"

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

WE THANK

We of the 1961 WENONAH staff wish to thank everyone who has helped us with this yearbook. We are especially indebted to:

OUR SPONSORS, who have been so generous in their contributions;

WINONA DAILY NEWS for pictures; MISS MURRAY AND DR. WILSON for advice on the art work;

MR. RAY HITTNER AND MR. REUBEN CLINKSCALES of Leicht Press for their help and assistance;

CAMERA ARTS, EDSTROM'S AND DURFEY STUDIOS for photography;

MR. D. C. STENERSON, our capable adviser, for his constant endeavor in producing our 1961 WENONAH.

JIM MULFINGER Editor

1961 WENONAH

YOU'VE GOT IT - WE'VE HAD IT

176 W. Third St. Winona, Minn. Phone 2643

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