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1963 WENONAH WINONA STATE COLLEGE

SHIRLEY OTT

ANNETTE PRICE

WINONA, MINNESOTA CO-EDITORS

FOREWORD

As a unifying theme for our 1963 WENONAH, we have chosen familiar scenes from our college and its surroundings. Through the eyes of the often unnoticed faces at our college, we shall see our school, its people and places, its activities and life. Many of the events that we record may have seemed insignificant when they occurred, but in years to come they will be among the memories that we cherish.

STUDENTS .'STUDENT LIFE •organizations SPORTS* FACULTY

W.S.C. WELCOMES..

Dr. Juul takes Miss Aarestad’s place here at Winona State College.

Miss Aarestad entertains her Norwegian students in Dr. Juul’s home.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

For several years, as part of the Inter-institutional Exchange Program, Winona State College has had an affiliation with Laereskole Teachers Training College in Oslo, Norway. Last year, Miss Aarestad taught at the Laereskole while Dr. P. M. Juul came to Winona to teach in her place. Miss Gerd Kjustad, a Norwegian student, was also here to study at Winona State. This year, Sylvia Wedul and Betty Schulze, two of our students, are studying at the Laereskole. Through the exchange of letters and teaching materials as well as of people, we are learning more about the Norwegian educational system and the faculty and students of the Laereskole are learning more about ours.

Gerd prepares Sylvia and Betty for a year in Norway. Laereskole Teachers Training College in Norway.

STUDENTS

SENIORS

Mondovi, Wisconsin

LEWIS AASE JAMES ALFONSO North St. Paul SHARON ALLEN Caledonia LAWRENCE ARKO Gilbert ALBERT BALLANGER Rochester MERT BARTH Mable ANN ALLISON Minneapolis MARY ANN AMES Winona SCOTT BAUDHUIN Winona WILLIAM BAUMANN Winona KENNETH BEHNKEN Viola

KATHLEEN BERG

Rushford

LOIS BERNARD

Chatfield

GALEN BETSINGER

Winona

RONALD BUTTERFIELD

Rochester

DONALD BZOSKIE

Kasson

GERALD CHADBOURN

Winona

MURIEL BOTHUN

Lanesboro

FRED BRENSEL

Winona

tDANA BLUHM

Lake City

DALE BOLAND

Winona

CAROL BOTCHER

Houston

LORINDA BRUMMUND Farmington

BARBARA BRYN

Winona

KATHLEEN BUNCICH

Gilbert

LA VONNE CLOW

Winona

PATRICK CONDON

Winona

JAMES CONNOR

Gilbert

CAROLYN EILOLA

Virginia

ERIK L. ELSTAD

Canton

JUNE ENGLISH

Winona

GERALD DeMARS

Pipestone

HARRY DeWALD

Henrietta, New York

ADELE CROSSFIELD

Lewiston

LOUIS CZARNOWSKI

Winona

DARREL DAHL

Austin

DAVID DONER

Wnona

LEON DUDYCHA

Austin

SANDRA DUFF

Winona

JOHN FLUHRER

Winona

HELEN FRANCIS

Stewartville

GERALD FREIMARK

Spring Valley

BECKY GERLACH

Winona

KAREN GISEASON

Winona

MELVIN GOEDE

Houston

JUDI FEEHAN

Wabasha

DAVE FEINDT

Red Wing

LYMAN FISCHER

St. Charles

YVONNE GOETZ

Spring Grove

GARY GOETZMAN

Winona

MERLYN GROTH

Luverne

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DAVE HARMON

Cannon Falls

BARBARA HARRIS

Winona

VIRGINIA HARRIS

Albert Lea

LYLE HELGERSON

Randolph

ANCY HELLICKSON

Kent, Washington

JEROME HERMAN

St. Cloud

ELLEN HEADINGTON

Decorah, Iowa

JACK HEIKKINEN Gilbert

THOMAS GRUPA

Winona

RICHARD GUNDERSON

Melrose

Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii

Winona

JANET HAGEN Spring Grove AMY HEW ROBERT HOGENSON

DARLENE HOLLAND Grand Meadow

MINNESOTA HOYT Lake

CORTLAND HUMBLE Rushford

ARLEY IHRKE St. Charles

ERVIN IMM Spring Valley

ROBIN JACOB

CAROLE JOHANNES

RUSSEL JOHNSON

DONAI.D JOHNSON

LAWRENCE JOYO

Kahului Maui, Hawaii

SHARON KEELAN Winona

SHARON KELLER Minnesota City

ROBERT HORTON Calmar, Iowa City Winona Elgin Winona Canton! SHARON KERN Gilbert JUDITH KIDD Wykoff ARLAND KLINDER Morristown

LOIS KOCK

Lake Benton

MARIAN KREISEL Mora

JANICE LANIK Winona

MELANIE MAJERUS Farmington

THOMAS E. MAUSZYCKI Winona

ROBERT R. LIETZAU Hokah

JOHN M. LINDNER Ivanhoe

RICHARD LARSON Mabel

JOHN LAUTIGAR McKinley

CCNRAD LECHELT Pine Island

LARRY LINSE Mondovi, Wisconsin

COLLEEN McCUSKER Red Wing

MARY ANN MACKEY South St. Paul

ALAN MAHLKE Winona

ALVIN MUELLER

Elgin

SANDRA NASS

South St. Paul

SHARON NELSON

South St. Paul

KEITH MOREHOUSE Pequot Lakes

KATHERINE MEUNIER

Chatfield

KENNETH MEYER

Farmington

JAMES MILANOVICH

Gilbert

DAVE MORACCO Geneva, New York RUTHANN NORD Savage CHARLES NORTHUP LaCrosse, Wisconsin DIANNE ODMAN Red Wing

DONALD OINES

Galesville, Wisconsin

LEONARD OLSON

Clear Lake, Iowa

LOIS OLSON

Hartland

BETTE JEANNE ONSGARD

Houston

GARY PAHL

Arcadia, Wisconsin

RICHARD PAPENFUSS

ROBERT PELLOWSKI Winona

AUDREY PINKE Hastings

LARRY PONTINEN Eveleth

La Crescent SANDRA PRIGGE Winona PAUL PUCK Winona CAROL PYE Lewiston

Mantorville

STEPHEN RADTKE

Hokah

JEAN RAU

Pine Island

RICHARD REDALEN

Lanesboro

FREDERICK REISENOVER

Tomah, Wisconsin

KAREN RESZKA

Winona

SUSAN ROTH

South St. Paul

WILLIAM ROTH

Hopkins

GEORGIANA RUZICH

McKinley

JAMES SCHMIDT

Winona

GLEN SCHNEIDER

Albert Lea

JERALD RADDATZ

RALPH RYDMAN Winona

JOHN SCHUTH

Winona

MARNAE SERENO

Virginia

LYNN SHELDON

Houston

VIRGINIA SHIEL

Winona

MARJORIE SHIMIZU

Hanapepe, Kauai, Hawaii

YVONNE SIMON

Lewiston

KENNETH SMELSER Winona

SANDRA SOLBERG Peterson I

TONI SPEHAR

Aurora

MAUREA SPINLER

Austin

DELOS STAPF

Farmington

KENNETH STELLPFLUG

Trempealeau, Wisconsin

SAMUEL STELZIG

St. Paul ROGER STERBENTZ

Eveleth

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SHARON STOLP Pine Island MARION STRAND Houston PETER TABOR Spring Valley JAMES TAUBERT Holland LORENE THALDORF Winona LARRY THOMPSON Caledonia NANCY THOMPSON Caledonia RONALD TOBIAS Farmington ELLEN TORVICK Spring Grove JANET VALENTINE Winona JAMES VINAR Minneapolis

BEVERLY VIVENTI

Gilbert

RORY VOSE

Winona

KAREN VOTH

Red Wing

PETER WAALKENS

Hollandale

SANDRA WALCZAK

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

JOHN WALKER

St. Paul

KAY WHETSTONE

Winona

LOWELL WHITEIS

Albert Lea

WAYNE WÎLLFORD

West St. Paul

HAROLD WILLIAMS

Rochester

JAMES WILLIAMS

Aurora

WILFRED WILLIAMS

Savage

LARRY WILLIS

Clarion, Iowa

Le ETTA WONDRASCH

Byron ROBERT WOOD

Winona

Curtis Accola, Alma, Wisconsin

La Marr Beuchler, Morrisville, Pennsylvania

Loras Bickford, Rochester

Hugh Blee, Winona

John Cunningham, Winona

Marvin Cunningham, Winona

Harold Ferkingstad, Cresco, Iowa

Donald Fister, Millville

Roger Flattum, Winona

Richard Freedman, St. Paul

Gaven Grob, Caledonia

JOHN FLUEGEL

White Bear

HOWARD SHEEHAN

Hokah

NOT PICTURED

Laury LePage, LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Ronald Lien, Adams

Lee Loerch, Rushford

Ann McAllister, Bloomington

Ruby MacLean, Rushford

Rallah Madison, Lismore

Karen Mehlman, Farmington

Patricia Moore, Winona

Ronald Nelson, St. Paul

David Percival, Austin

Mary Percival, Austin

Paul Quam, Kenyon

JUDITH WOZNEY

Fountain City, Wisconsin

ROBERT E. YOUNG Collingswood, New Jersey

ROBERT J. YOUNG

Winona

David Rathke, Rochester

William Schultz, Minneiska

William Schuth, Winona

Howard Sheehan, Hokah

James Sovereign, Cresco, Iowa

Joe Tridle, Austin

Georgia Vosmek, Antigo, Wisconsin

Thomas Walters, Grand Rapids

Doloris Wedul, Winona

Janet Whempner, Lake City

Judith Whempner, Lake City

Rose Zomok, Winona

ROW 1: Aadahl, Joanne; Albers, Kathleen; Allen, John; ROW 2: Allen, Lowell; Allen, William; Anderson, Brenda; Anderson, Dale; ROW 3: Anderson, Mary Lou; Appel, Ronald; Arneson, Mary Lou; Bailey, Gary; Bailey, Stevan; Benike, Barbara; Bergsgaard, Joanne; Blahnik, Mary; ROW 4: Boiler, Steven; Braun, Thomas; Cafourek, Karen; Calhoun, Paul; Chapek, Robert; Choffin, Phillip; Chupita, Kenneth; Cody, Kathleen; CofTen, Douglas; ROW 5: Colbenson, George; Corcoran, Bonnie; Davis, Harry; Hassos,

Demetra; Derscheid, Lois; Dilley, Mark; Dvorak, Monica; Ebert, Robert; Egland, Dale; ROW 6: Errington, Beverly; Felder, Frances; Ferrata, George; Finley, Michael; Finnegan, John; Fisher, Barbara; Flaherty, Patrick; Flaten, Wayne; Fleming, Sheila; ROW 7: Florin, Jill; Forsyth, Dennis; Frank, David; Frase, William; Fratzke, Alice; Garrison, June; Gerkin, Judie; Goetzman, Barbara; Gonides, George.

ROW 1: Grams, Donald; Graus, Carol; Gray, Robert; Greenwald, Carole; Groenewold, Roger; Hager, Charles; Hall, Thomas; Hanke, Mark; Hansen, Vincent; ROW 2: Hanson, Roger;Hanten, Carol; Hawker, William; Heroff, Donald; Hitt, Arthur; Hofer, Inge; Houghton, Glenn; Issendorf, Mary; Iwata, Jean; ROW 3: Jacobsen, Carol; James, Marlene; Jazaeri, Mohsen; Jensen, DuWayne; Johnson, A. Peter; Johnson, Ben; Johnson, Gretta; Johnson, Jerry; ROW 4: Jones, Haría; King, Ross; Kittleson,

Michael; Klement, Gerald; Kjos, Carol; Klawaiter, Kenneth; Kloek,Gary; ROW 5: Knopp, Thomas; Konop, Douglas; Kowal, Robert; Kramer, Karole; Krie, Dwala; Tanning, William; ROW 6: Leahy, Michael; Lentz, Karen; Lietz, Douglas; Lillehaugen, Jon; Lohmann, Lucy; Lorang, Maxine; Lutz, Diana; Lynn, Judy; ROW 7: McCaffrey, Gerald; MeDonald, William; Madland, Larry; Maertens, Carolyn; Maly, Henry; Manion, Maureen; Maussner, Spencer; Minnick, Daniel.

ROW I: Muth, George; Mutschler, Duane; Myran, Donna; Nelson, Jerry; O’Connor, Mary Ann; Olson, Lois; Omdahl, Richard; Onsgard, Katherine; Ott, Shirley; ROW

2: Papenfuss, Lyle; Papenfuss, Shirley; Paulson, Martha; Plooster, Joy; Pottratz, Patricia; Price, Annette; Quam, Le Roy; Rangitsch, Kathleen; Ravenholdt, Douglas; ROW 3: Robinson, Regina; Rogers, Jerry; Rohr, Mary; Rose, Ann; Rud, Karen; Rudolf, Caroline; Russell, Lois; Saecker, John; ROW 4: Sanness, Sharon; Satrum, Owen;

Schade, Rosemary; Schroder, Deniele; Sherman, Patricia; Shimizu, Marjorie; Simon, Sharon; ROW 5: Skibbe, Dorothy; Start, Thelma; Steege, Ann; Stegmaier, Betty; Stendall, Betty; Stendall, Thomas; ROW 6: Stigen, David; Stork, Kathy; Strande, James; Stremcha, Mary; Strehlow, Rosella; Suchome, Michael; Theis, Marilyn; ROW 7: Timmers, Patricia; Trok, Ronald; Wahl, Roger; Wilbur, Curtis; Wilson, Darlene; Witt, Howard; Wolfram, Alfred; Zane, Charles; Zellmer, Bruce.

ROW 1: Adams, Lee; Addington, Judy; Anderson, Carolyn; ROW 2: Anderson, Gretchen; Anderson, Karen; Austin, Everett; Baer, Thomas; ROW 3: Bearson, Sharon; Beatty, Robert; Behrens, Earl; Belter, Kathryn; Benson, Sharon; Bernatz, Anne; Berry, Lynn; Bjork, Thomas; ROW 4: Boehlke, Ted; Boiler, Patricia; Brown, Edith; Buehler, Donald; Bumber, Gordon; Burch, George; Caron, Thomas; Christopher, Elaine; Conroy, Frank; ROW 5: Curran,

SOPHOMORES

Gerald; Dadetta, Ronald; Dahling, Ruth; Davies, David; De Grood, Francille; De Martino, Nick; Divinski, Mary; Doran, Sharon; Dorsch, Mary; ROW 6: Ebert, Doris; Egan, Joseph; Eglinton, Alysann; Filings, Robert; Emmons, Roger; Engel, Betty; Engen, Paul; Fenske, Carol; Fratzke, Earl; ROW 7: Fritz, Peter; Froyen, Richard; Fuller, Dennis; Galvin, Anne; Gates, Joan;Gilbertson, Naomi; Glaeske, Larry; Gludt, Karen; Goldsmith, Ann.

ROW I: Gransee, Earl; Greden, Kathy; Grimm, Karen; Haack, David; Haack, Janet; Haessig, Darlene; Hallquist, Judith; Halverson, Julie; Hanson, Ronald; ROW 2: Harnack, Sharon; Hartley, Karen; Harwood, Richard; Hittner, Leslie; Hoist, Richard; Hunger, Robert; Inman, Eileen; Jensen, Paul; Johnson, Janet; ROW 3: Johnson, Larry; Johnson Jr., Rees; Johnston, Sharon; Keever, Janette; Keller, Robert; Kidd, Joan; Knapik, Judith; Koehler, Gretchen; ROW 4: Kohn, Jerry; Korbel, Arthur;

Kreher, Sharon ; Landhen, Ronald ; Landino, Mary ; Larson, Dan; Lebs, Julie; ROW 5: Lee, Janice; Leibold, Lynda; Lietzau, Richard; Lindsay, Cathy; Lund, Stephan; Lunn, Garey; ROW 6: Lyons, Michael; Maas, Bernard; Marr, Ethan; Martzke, Richard; Mau, Sandra; Mauszycki, Robert; Mealey, Joanne; ROW 7: Mensink, Jerry; Mensink, Loyal; Meyer, Beverly; Miller, Arthur; Myron, Elias; Nelson, Carol; Nelson, May; Nesbitt, Leon.

ROW 1: Nissalke, Kae; Nordell, Barry; O’Brien, John; Olsen, Frank; O’Neill, Rose; Orrill, Cynthia; Pederson, Arlen; Petronek, John; ROW 2: Pinke, Donald; Powell, Patricia; Prudoehl, Fred; Rahideau, Sydne; Rader, Jack; Ramsdell, Bonnie; Rano, James; ROW 3: Ravnholdt, Rickey; Rayfield, Michael; Reuter, Mary; Ricabaugh, George; Rice, Harriet; Richtman, James; ROW 4: Riha, Stanley; Rosenau, David; Rotty, Elaine; Rowan, Patricia; Runkle, James; Rupp, Sylvia; Sather, Richard; ROW 5: Schacht,

Susan ; Schammel, Suzanne ; Sebo, Sheryl ; Seyba, Robert ; Sillman, Fred; Simon, Leo; Squires, Joan; Steege, Joan; ROW 6: Stolfey, Ronald; StorhoflF, Margaret; Stuber, John; Thompson, Douglas; Thoresen, Genece; Turner, Kathryn; Unnasch, Roger; Vanderau, Nadine; Vagts, Dale; ROW 7: Van Auken, Karen; Wandrei, Karen; Waterman, George; Waugh, Phyllis; Weichert, Mary; Wenger, Carol; William, Fulton; Woxland, Dan.

FRESHMEN

ROW 1: Abts, Lawrence; Abts, Thomas; Althoff, Robert; ROW 2: Anderson, Barbara; Anderson, Pamela; Arneson, David; Ault, Denver; ROW 3: Aune, Karl; Ause, Bruce; Baldus, Sharon; Barnes, George; Barski, Nancy; Beach, Dorinda; Bean, Robert; Bedermeyer, Marge; ROW 4: Becker, Charles; Bell, Sandra; Berg, Karen; Berg, Peggy; Bergum, Kent; Berning, Arlys; Besse, Lyle; Betsinger, Sandra; Bilder, Frank; ROW 5: Binner, Thomas; Blaisdell, Thomas;

Blanchard, Dennis; Blood, Paulette; Bluhm, Diane; Boardman, Dennis; Bondeson, Lennert; Borgen, Diane; Botcher, Diane; ROW 6: Bothun, Jean; Boynton, Boyd; Boyum, David; Boyum, Dwight; Boyum, Kathy; Braatz, Larry; Brostrom, Terry; Bubbers, Robert; Carlblom, Robert; ROW 7: Carr, Robert; Carter, William; Case, Douglas; Chamberlain, Sharon; Clauss, Frederick; Cole, Thomas; Coleman, Judith; Collies,Pamela; Connelly, Richard.

ROW 1: Conway, James; Corl, Mary; Cowan, Judith; Cox, Susan; Curran, Jerilynn; Cutting, Terri; Cutts, Janis; Czarnowski, Jerome; Daily, Marcia; ROW 2: D’Angio, Guy; Daniel, Joanne; Davis, Michael; Deets, Jim; DeWalle, David; Dingeman, Lola; Doepner, Clyde; Dolny, Elizabeth; Doyle, Frank; ROW 3: Drewianka, Gary; Duellman, Merlin; Duncansón, Ann; Dunn, Ronald; Earp, Charles; Ecker, Sandra; Eddy, Gordon; Eldridge, Larry; ROW 4: Ellinghuysen, Paula; Erickson, Diane; Erickson,

Todd; Ferguson, Mary; Fineid, Lisa; Finseth, Thomas; Fischer, James; ROW 5: Fischer, Thomas; Flaten, Clair; Flattum, Lewellyn; Fleischman, Janet; Fletcher, Dennis; Fletcher, Jean; ROW 6: Forsyth, Virginia; Francel, Mary; French, Thomas; Fried, Charlotte; Friese, Raymond; Fruen, Michael; Fuglestad, Judee; Furst, Douglas; ROW 7: Gabbert, Doreen; Gabnay, Marianne; Gallagher, William; Gallas, Thomas; Gardner, Graig; Gierok, LeRoy; Gilbert, Duane; Gilbert, Gordon.

ROW 1: Giles, Judith; Goerish, Roger; Goetzman, Janice; Gorder, Don; Gordon, Donna; Gray, Alan; Greer, Barbara; Gritzner, Charles; Grochowski, Lambert; ROW 2: Grulkowski, Mary; Grünewald, Nancy; Gulbranson, Saundra; Gunhus, Elizabeth; Gunbus, Mary; Hagen, Diane; Hagen, Nancy; Haines, Dave; Halbakken, Lucille; ROW 3: Hammer, Robert; Hansen, Don; Hanson, Audrey; Hanson, Dwayne; Hanson, Kay; Hasleiet, Donna; Hassett, David; Haug, Shirley; ROW 4: Haukom, Judith;

Haukoos, James; Heiller, Glenn; Heim, John; Helgeland, Janice; Hemme, Gene; Herman, William; ROW 5: Hester, Neil; Heusinkueld, Ross; Himmer, Patricia; Hofland, Patricia;Holien, Dave; Horn, Mary Beth; ROW 6: Horton, Eugene; Housker, Cheryll; Hoveland, Dawn; Howell, Cathie; Hull, Henry; Itolan, Beverly; Iverson, Margaret; ROW 7: Iverson, Sharon; Jacobsen, Edward; Jahr, Carol; Johns, Donald; Johnson, Bonnis; Johnson, Dave; Johnson, Douglas; Johnson, Laurel.

ROW 1: Johnson, Linda; Johnson, Robert; Johnson, Tom; Jonas, Carol; Jungers, John; Kaczrowski, Mary; Kalmes, Richard; Kalmes, Janet; ROW 2: Kaske, Emmett; Keenan, Bill; Keller, Neil; Kempter, Paul; Kennedy, Bernard; Kiefer, Colleen; Kiese, Don; ROW 3: King, Perry; Kirsche, Mike; Klein, Judith; Klingsporn, Rose; Knouft, Gary; Knutsen, James; ROW 4: Knutson, Barbara; Knutson, Judith; Knutson, Kenneth; Koch, Robert; Kollofski, Gary; Konter, Rita; Kowalewski, Mary; ROW 5: Kratch, Nancy;

Krizan, Dennis; Krueger, Arlene;Kubista, Marlene; Kurysh, Thomas; Lamp, Jacob; Lang, Bergie; Langseth, Jerry; ROW 6: Larson, Gurt; LaVelle, Pete; Lee, Donald; Lee, Mary; Lemmer, Jerry; Lepsche, Judith; LeTourneau, Gloria; Leuchtenberg, Thomas; Lewis, Kathleen; ROW 7: Lieb, Thomas; Linander, Joyce; Lindberg, Ruth; LindStrom, Kenneth; Litschke, Madeline; Litschke, Nattalie; Loken, Roy; Longstreet, Garol; Loppnow, Joy.

ROW 1: Luethi, Robert; Luhmann, Jeanie; Lyndahl, Margaret; Madison, Bonnie; Manion, Edith; Martenson, Diane; Martin, LaRue; Matsch, Phyllis; Matthias, John; ROW 2: Meinzer, Wayne; Metzler, James; Meyenburg, Beverly; Meyer, Carol; Meyer, Donald; Meyers, Karen; Millam, Jonelle; Miller, Jill; Miller, Linda; ROW 3: Milne, Dave; Modjeski, Lawrence; Moechnig, Marlene; Moechnig, Mary; Morton, James; Mrachek, Jan; Mrachek, Steve; Muldoroney, Kevin; Murphy, Sandra; ROW 4: McLaughlin, Bernard; McLaughlin, Nancie; McMahon, James; McNally, Judith; Myron, Irvin; Nash, George; Nel

son, Susan; Ness, Judith; Nienow, Lyle; ROW 5: Nyseth, Gary; Olson, Judy; Olson, Kaye; Olson, Lawrence; Omdahl, John; Osell, Bonnie; Oswald, Thomas; Overby, Bernie; Overhang, Lorraine; ROW 6: Owens, Gene; Pagel, Mary; Palmquist, Dianne; Palrud, Mary; Pampuch, Judith; Parsley, Suzanne; Paskiewicz, Geraldine; Paul, Robert; Paul, Sarah; ROW 7: Paulson, Garroll; Pawlowski, Eric; Pederson, Bruce; Peper, William; Pesch, Jerry; Peter, Richard; Petersen, Gary; Petersen, Susan; Peterson, Harlan.

ROW 1 : Peterson, JoEllen; Peterson, Robert; Pickett, Karen; Pinke, Marvis; Pistel, John; Plate, Marilynne; Ponto, Nancy; Powell, David; Prondzinski, Mary; ROW 2: Puetz, Robert; Rader, Patricia; Ratajczyk, Kenneth; Redding, Claudia; Remment, William; Renken, Linda; Rezka, Mary; Rice, Dorothy; Riedemann, Dureen; ROW 3: Richardson, Gregory; Ristow, William; Roberts, Mary; Robilotto, Philip; Roepke, Roger; Rolbecki, James; Rollins, Leonard; Ruedy, Carroll; Runstick, Sandra; ROW 4: Rustad, Wayne; Ruzek, David; Rydman, Richard; Sable, Harold; Saltzman, Paul; Samuels, Dolores; Sathra, James;

Schaub, James; Schipper, Dennis; ROW 5: Schmauss, Nancy; Schmidtknecht, Richard; Schoening, Donald; Schott, Thomas; Schulz, David; Schumenski, John, Schuster, Darrell; Scrabeck, Arlyn; Sens, Carmene; ROW 6: Setterman, Diane; Shaw, Miriam; Sheets, Jeni; Sheimo, Michael; Siebenaler, Margaret; Simon, John; Smith, Thomas; Soffa, Jane; Sorensen, Carl; ROW 7: Speltz, Carolyn; Stangland, Sandra; Starling, Dolores; Staudacher, Gary; Stenehjem, Erik; Stinson, Karen; Stoll, Leonard; Strand, Leof ; Stocker, Mary.

ROW 1: Strode, Walter; Strusz, Harry; Styba, John; Swagger, Garry; Teeter, Larry; Tends, Charles; Tentis, Judy; Thilmany, John; Thompson, Alice; ROW 2: Thompson, Judith; Ties, Kathleen; Timm, Joan; Torgerson, Diane; Torvick, Kathryn; Trubl, Penelope; Turner, Nancy; Tyler, Sharon; Usgaard, Davis; ROW 3: Vanderau, Joan; Verchota, Mary; Vogland, Meredith; Vorwald, Richard; Wagner, Anne; Wagner, Faye; Wagner, Mike; Walker, Terranee; ROW 4: Walter, Richard; Walters, Betty; Wansor, Gerald; Wantock, Mary; Wartenberg, Diane; Wassing,

Janet; Wayne, Donna; Weatherly, Robert; ROW 5: Webber, Earl; Wehrenberg, Sandra; Weimerskirch, James; Welch, Marian; Wellck, Nancy; Welti, Philip; Wendlandt, David; Wescott, Jay; ROW 6: White, Martha; Wiczek, James; Wilbur, Cleon; Wilder, Karen Lee; Williams, Randy; Williams, Thelma; Wilshusen, Kay; Wilson, Mary; Winter, Dale; ROW 7: Witt, Mary; Wollin, Kathryn; Wondrasch, Loren; Woodard, John; Wussow, Rolland; Yellott, Nancy; Yetzer, Patricia; Zimmer, Susan; Zuch, Harold.

CLASSOFFICERS

SENIORS

Gary Kloek, Treasurer; Mr. Spear, Adviser; Mary Lou Percival, Secretary; Bob Wood, Vice-President; Steve Radtke, President.

JUNIORS

Paul Calhoun, President; Barbara Benike, Treasurer; Karen Rud, Secretary; Robert Chapek, Vice-President.

SOPHOMORES

Paul Jensen, Vice-President; Elsie Lenzmeier, Secretary; Jan Johnson, Treasurer; Dennis Morrison, President.

FRESHMEN

Thomas Smith, President; Sandra Gulbranson, Secretary; Gordon Eddy, Treasurer; Frank Doyle, Vice-President.

STUDENT LIFE

ORIENTATION TEAM: ROW 1: B. Anderson, D. Bluhm, L. Sheldon, D. Schroder, B. Benike, A. Hellickson. ROW 2: I. Hoffer, K. Rud, C. Eiola, S.

FROSH ORIENTATION

New students were welcomed to the WSC campus through activities planned by the orientation team. These activities were designed to promote acquaintance with other students, with campus life, and with the community of Winona.

Roth, N. Frisby, J. Hagen, J. Aadahl. ROW 3: R. Skattum, H. DeWald, P. Waalkens, R. Groenewold, L. Dudycha, D. Burdick, G. Houghton.

Bluewater Trio provide songs and laughs.

Adding to the excitement are the “Constellations.'

Frosh Queen Lisa Fineid and King Doug Furst climax Welcome Week.

Purple and white chevrons, worn by freshmen this year instead of the traditional beanies, headed the list on the orientation program. As frosh went through registration, testing, and assemblies, they were placed on a team and the one compiling the most points through designated activities was honored with a banquet. Other activities such as frosh king and queen coronation, a “Staff Stomp,” club night, talent night, and a tour of the city helped new students become acquainted with WSC campus life.

ORIENTATION ACTIVITIES

Team 12 does take-off on popular singing group. That good old frosh spirit “Let’s Get Together.” Mrs. Fishbaugher serves at the Delta Zeta style show. Delta Zeta presents campus styles.

All this just for four courses?

REGISTRATION

Students say good-bye to hard earned money.

That talented faculty presents the “Staff Stomp.” President Minné welcomes freshmen during convocation.

“We sure are a growing club.”

Wenonah Players review past plays for interested students.

The Wenonah chalks up new members. Phi Sigma Epsilon out for new pledges.

1962 HOMECOMING

The 1962 Homecoming festivities got under way by the presentation of queen candidates. Different organizations presented their candidates by means of colorful skits. The excitement of Homecoming flaired during the campaigning and balloting. Tension was climaxed at the pepfest when Dana Blum, sponsored by the Dolphin Club, was crowned queen of Homecoming and began her reign over the rest of the activities. Spirit was high during the pepfest and bonfire which took place after the coronation.

Other highlights were the Variety Show, Opening of the Smog,

parade. With a large crowd of spectators in attendance for the game, the Warriors defeated Bemidji 20—6. At a dance culminated the festivities, many friendships were renewed among the alumni and students.

These successful events were planned and carried out by Leon Dudycha and his committee.

“Drinks on the house for our candidate.” Sig Tau swings high during campaign. Students rush for campaign space.

QUEEN DANA AND ROYALTY

Glen Schneider escorts Queen Dana. Queen candidates: ROW 1: Vera Miller, Carolyn Eilola, Jan Hagen, Susan Roth, ROW 2: Sharon Kern,Marlys Pater, Dana Bluhm, Toni Spehar, Kathy Berg.

Refreshments are served during the Homecoming Dance.

Dolphin Club spirit adds to the parade. Dancers relax in crepe paper inner sanctum. Pledges draw the warrior to victory. Blast-off for victory.

HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES

Newmen Club anticipates victory in winning float. “There’s a hole in my bucket, dear Lisa.” Donna and Dan tour “New York in a Nutshell.”

Richard Goetzman, Judith Bambenek, John Saecker, Ronald Dadetta, and Ann Rose provide many amusing moments.

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George Golbenson tries to escape from William Zenker.

McAllister and

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Students try their luck at games. Check

SIGMA TAU GAMMA SNOWBALL DANCE

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Couples swing amidst holiday decorations at the Snowball Dance. Flocked tree adds “that Christmas touch.” Fred Heyer and group provided music for the Christmas Dance. Fraternity Sweetheart, Kathy Berg, receives bouquet from Sigma Tau Gamma president, Harry DeWald.

CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES

The Snowball dance, sponsored by Sigma Tau Gamma, opened our two weeks of Christmas activities. Students participated by decorating in and around the college and dormitories. Other activities included the Richards Hall Cafeteria Christmas Banquet, open house in the dormitories, and Christmas caroling by campus religious groups. The performance of “The Messiah” highlighted the Christmas activities.

All rooms in the dorm were decorated for the Christmas season. Traditional banquet is enjoyed by students and faculty. Art students prepare for the holidays.

WINTER CARNIVAL

Snodays was the theme of the 1963 Winter Carnival sponsored by the Phi Sigma EpsiIon fraternity. Voting for the queen took place a few days after all queen candidates were introduced at a supper in Richard’s Hall cafeteria. Gracie Greenwald was crowned queen at a dance held at the Oaks. Four-day tournament games consisted of snow soccer, tug-of-war, volleyball, and broom hockey, all of which were held at Lake Winona. Also included in the Winter Carnival activities was a treasure hunt for the prize of $25.00. Final events of Snodays was the Sweaterball held in Richard’s Hall cafeteria. Trophies were awarded to the winning teams in the tournaments.

Broom hockey at 30 below? Pepville welcomes all to snodays. The climax of Snodays the Sweater Ball. W.S.C. students provide dance with entertainment.

SNODAYS BALL

Queen Gracie and attendants Caroline and Darlene. Sitting this dance out in a quiet comer. Out for the evening at “The Oaks.”

“Student Responsibility,” the them of this year’s Religious Emphasis Week, was announced by Religious Commissioner Lynn Sheldon. Dr. Burkhart, Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, was the guest speaker. R.E. week activities included a film on the work of the World University Service; an auction of baked goods, with money received being donated to the World University Service; and two speeches by Dr. Burkhart, one on the responsible student in the church and another on the duties of a responsible student on campus.

W.S.C. students talk informally with R.E. week speaker.

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VALENTINE DANCE

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Delta Zeta and the Boys’ Dorm sponsor the Valentine Dance. 1963 Campus Cover Girl Pat Powell.

of Music” provide a good time for all.

ROW ONE: Judy Hallquist, Dennie Schroder, Pat Powell. ROW TWO: Kathy Stork, Donna Myran, Barbara Beninke.

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ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

Phelps-Howell practice school. Students try out their teaching techniques. Students experiment in chemistry. Practice makes perfect in the music department.

Shepard Hall, one of the three girl’s dorms.

DORM Morey Lounge a convenient gathering place. The usual pastime in Morey Smoker. Time out to sing along.

Conway Hall roommates at work.

Last minute cramming for finals? Richards Hall, the boys’ dormitory. Activities in a gent’s dorm room. Richards Hall cafeteria serves the four dormito- Our favorite chef prepares a Thanksgiving Banquet, ries.

OFF-CAMPUS LIFE

Careful! Watch that trophy!!

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Some of the twenty men at Prentiss Lodge.

A favorite pastime at the girls’ apartment.

WONDERFUL TOWN

SWIM SHOW

Leon provides laughs in spring musical “Wonderful Town.” Mary Lou and Connie wonder why they ever left Ohio.

Dolphins at their best. Scientific minds at work.

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outlet for frustration!

All went to the dance after the Sig Tau Campus Carnival.

ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENT COMMISSION

The Student Commission, the representative body of students on campus, serves all students. Among the projects the organization worked on were sponsoring Homecoming, selecting the Campus Cover Girl, setting up a budget and social calendar for the year, organizing Religious Emphasis Week, boosting school spirit, and revising the Constitution. Elected to the Commission were Leon Dudycha, president; Dana Bluhm, secretary; Janet Hagen, treasurer; Larry Thompson, departmental; John Linder, administrative liaison; Lynn Sheldon, religious commissioner; Carole Greenwald, publicity; James Alfonso, athletics; and Don Turner, social. The four class presidents also attended meetings. Dr. Hoyt and Mr. Jacobsen acted as advisers.

The WSC Student Commission hosted the 1962 state convention. Secretary, Dana Bluhm; President, Leon Dudycha; Treasurer, Janet Hagen. ROW ONE: Dr. Hoyt, L. Sheldon, D. Bluhm, L. Dudycha, J. Hagen, C. Greenwald, Mr. Jacobsen. ROW TWO: S. Radtke, D. Turner, D. Morrison, P. Calhoun, T. Smith, J. Linder, J. Alfonso, L. Thompson.

FINANCE COMMITTEE: D. Myron, J. Hagen, D. Schroeder, R. Groenewald. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: L. Willis, K. Berg, J. Alfonso. RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: I. Hofer, M. Hoyt, L. Brummund. ROW TWO: L. Sheldon, J. Lynn, S. Boiler, D. Kesler. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: R. Appel, B. Cor- PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: J. Lynn, K. Lentz, C. Greenwald, coran, C. Botcher, D. Turner. L. Bernard.

Over five hundred students made the college dorms their “home away from home.’’ Here students met many new friends in a different kind of environment. Dorm Days will never be forgotten by most students. Hours, popcorn parties, counselors, the Smoker, quiet hours, late key, lunch line and bull sessions will remain lively memories. The three Dormitory Councils establish regulations and disciplinary practices for residents.

DORMITORY COUNCILORS

The campus cafeteria. R. Walter, G. Waterman, Mrs. Griffith, B. Andersen, K. Voth, M. Kaczrowski, T. Smith, G. Eddy. ROW ONE: G. Eddy, G. Waterman, R. Walter. ROW TWO: H. DeWald, J. Zimmer, M. Barth, T. Smith, J. Connor, M. Kittleson. ROW ONE: M. Kaczrowski, M. Ameson, J. Wilsie, B. Anderson, K. Voth. ROW TWO: Mrs. Griffith, V. Harris, L. Sheldon, M. Lorang, K. Rangitsch, S. Frankfurth, S. Stolp, C. Botchen, P. Pottratz, J. Bergsgaard.

KAPPA DELTA PI

The Gamma Tau Chapter represents the honorary society in education, Kappa Delta Pi. Only those juniors and seniors who rank academically in the upper fifth of the student body are eligible for membership. Officers were Nancy Frisby, president; Vera Miller, vice-president; Janet Valentine, secretary; Melanie Majerus, treasurer; Karen Voth, historian recorder. Miss Murray was the counselor.

WHO’S WHO

From approximately sixty students nominated by the commission, twenty were chosen to represent WSC in Who’s Who Collegiate Journal. A committee of five selected the seniors on the basis of their services and contributions for the betterment of the college. The twenty nominated were Merlin Barth, Kathleen Berg, Dana Bluhm, Harry DeWald, Leon Dudycha, John Fluegel, Nancy Frisby, Janet Hagen, Ancy Hellickson, John Lindner, Ann McAllister, Gary Mitsch, David Percival, Robert Rose, Susan Roth, James Taubert, Larry Thompson, Karen Voth, Robert Young, and Larry Willis.

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ROW ONE: J. Valentine, N. Thompson, M. Miller. ROW TWO: M. Majerus, S. Schacht, M. Ames. ROW THREE: L. Kock, D. Feindt, C. Botcher. ROW FOUR: D. Odman, N. Frisby, Miss Murray, adviser. THREE: R. Rose, R. Young, J. Linder, M. Barth, L. Dudycha, H. DeWald. ROW ONE: A. McAllister, S. Roth, D. Bluhm, K. Voth, A. Hellickson, K. Berg. ROW TWO: G. Mitch, N. Frisby, J. Hagen, L. Willis, L. Thompson, J. Taubert. ROW

ROW ONE: Mary Issendorf, Lynn Sheldon, Kathy Turner, Sylvia Rupp, Sharon Harnack, Gloria LeTourneau, Sharon Sanness, Nancy Turner, Lois Russell, Judy K. OIson, Karen Gludt, Kaye Olson, Edith Brown, Garoline Rudolf, Mr. Heyer, director. ROW TWO: Sharon Johnston, Marcia Daily, Nancy Yellott, Donna Hasleiet, Joan Timm, Judith Ness, Kathy Wallen, Mirian Shaw, Karen Meyers,

COLLEGE BAND

This year the Rhythm Masters presented three jazz concerts on campus. The group also provided music at various dances and performed at high school programs. For the past seven years they have made a long-playing record of their performances and have put copies on sale for the student body. Mr. Heyer was adviser and director.

Arlys Berning, Gerry Griffith, Betty Engel, Sandra Gorey, Darlene Haessig, Terri Cutting. ROW THREE: Howard Okland, Leslie D. Hittner, Paul L. Butt, Dan Larson, Fred Brensel, John Urness, Swede Ostrom, Wayne Willford, Erik Elstad, Gene Christensen, Dick Holst, Emmett Kaske, Bob Wood. Glen Houshton.

The band prepares for their next performance.

This year the Winona State College Concert Band played at various football and basketball games, marched in the Homecoming parade, and performed in two concerts. The band also provided a laboratory for music majors and minors. Officers included John Urness, president; Glenn Houghton, vicepresident; Lynn Sheldon, secretary-treasurer; and Garry Griffith, librarian. The band was advised and directed by Mr. Fred Heyer.

SWING BAND

ROW ONE: Rene Sonsalla, Terri Cutting, Beatrice Nyrod, Lester Miwa. ROW TWO: Mike Van Auken, Myles Ostrom, John Urness, John Edstrom, Loyal Johnson. ROW THREE: Tom Zitnak, Earl Hughes, Jerome Paulson, Robert Wood, Sharon Sanness, Judy Ness, David Heyer, Rick Heyer, Janice Schreiber, Mr. Heyer.

ROW ONE: Mr. Davenport, K. Kreuzer, L. Holubar, L. Keech, Z. Swecker, R. Rydman, J. Caron, D. Gebhard; ROW TWO: G. Gebhard, D. Weckheise, K. Wollin, F. Brensel, J. Paulson, Mr. Heyer, N. Turner, K. Turner, C. Wos, B. J. Onsgard, J. Johnson, J. Millam; ROW THREE: J. Brose, G. LeTourneau, S. Rupp, L. Russell, B. Nyrud, J. Leemeyer, R. Ridenon, J. Urness, E. Elstad, L. Johnson,

S. Flaherty; ROW FOUR: Mr. McCluer, E. Brown, A. Hanson, C. Longstreet, H. Keech, M. Hanke; ROW FIVE: E. Gunhus, Y. Simon, S. Wehrenberg, L. Johnson, L. Jackson, M. Dailey, M. Weichert, H. Jones, M. Wharton, P. Waugh, J. Hagen, G. Houghton, J. Stephan, S. Radtke, J. Johnson, D. Furst, G. Burch, P. Klas, G. Kaetke, D. Vail,

MUSIC CLUB

Music majors and minors are encouraged to participate in theMason Music Club, a local chapter of the national M.E.N.G. organization. Sponsoring and publicizing concerts is included in their program of activities.

ROW ONE: C. Greenwald, M. Wharton, C. Rudolf, A. McAllister, Mr. McCluer. ROW TWO: A. Steege, R. Ravnholdt, G. Anderson, B. J. Onsgard.

CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA

The chorus performed with theorchestra for a Christmas program on campus, sang with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra, and took a concert tour to Chicago. They also participated in the spring musical, “West Side Story.” Mr. Richmond McCluer is the adviser and director of the group.

Under the direction of Mr. McCluer and Mr. Milton Davenport, the orchestra appeared before the W.S.C. students and faculty and the community four times. Their presentations ineluded the Christmas concert; a repeat performance of last year with Bernhard Weiser, pianist; a spring concert; and the accompaniment for the spring musical.

G. Stocker, L. Adams, R. Ravholdt; ROW SIX: C. Rudolf, D. Bluhm, F. Felder, S. Corey, P. Powell, C. Anderson, J. Peterson, M. Stocker, C. Greenwald, G. Anderson, B. Johnson, P. Collies, S. Gulbranson, D. Gebhard, P. Blumentritt, E. Jacobson, D. Turner, G. Bratberg, D. Peterson, D. Hatleli, W. Rustad, D. Woxland, R. Loftesnes, T. Zitnak, R. Appel, M. Elias.

Once a month business majors and minors meet to become better acquainted with the business world through hearing speakers from various business firms

BUSINESS CLUB

within the community. One of the major activities of the club wasa field trip in which they observed a large business firm performing its daily activities.

ROW ONE: Mrs. Ruth Hopf, adviser, J. Klein, K. Hartley, J. Lebs, P. HofRand, N. Thompson, J. Bakkedahl, B. Andersen. Miss Gertrude Finch, adviser. ROW TWO: J. Zimmer, R. Hanson, R. Johnson, D. Davies, J. Mensink, G. Obele, J.

Schuth, H. DeWald, G. Mitsch, R. Freedman. ROW THREE: D. Ravnholdt, L. Whites, D. Harmon, F. Goelle, R. Hanson, R. Johnson, D. Davies, J. Mensink, G. Obele, J. D. Thompson, R. Larson, L. Stueve.

STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

One of the largest clubs on campus, Student National Education Association is open to all students who plan to enter the teaching profession. The organization has monthly meetings which feature interesting interviews, speakers, andfilms. This year the club sponsored the Christmas Seal Campaign and

a Homecoming queen candidate. Several members attended the M.E.A. Convention held in St. Paul. The officers were Kent Stever, president; Mary Lou Arneson, vice-president; Lucy Lohmann, secretary; Ken Meyer, treasurer; Patty Pottratz, recorder. Advisers were Dr. Wedul and Miss Aarestad.

ROW ONE: M. Kaczrowski, J. SofFa, J. Rheingans, L. Lohmann, J. Valentine, K. Voth, Y. Simon, M. Litschke, D. Haessig, J. Bakkedahl, M. Kreisel, J. Carney, K. Hartey, Miss Aarestad and Dr. Wedul, advisers. ROW TWO: D. Krie, P. Timmers, E. Rotty, B. Benike, K. Berg, N. Turner, S. Stangland, J. Rau, S. Sebo, J. Lee, P. Moore, S. Rupp, J. Bergsgaerd, D. Skibbe, M. Daily, A. Goldsmith. ROW

THREE: B. Gerlach, G. Eilola, K. Rangitsch, K. Rud, L. Leibold, M. Paulson, H. Rice, P. Boiler, M. Arneson, J. Haack, M. Blahnik, C. Stever, E. Walters, M. Majerus, D. Odman, P. Pottratz. ROW FOUR: S. Stolp, L. Sheldon, G. Johnson, S. Allen, J. Gerken, R. Johnson, R. Nelson, E. Torvick, K. Torvick, R. Overhang, J. Kidd, M. Carl. ROW FIVE: J. Cogdall, R. Redalen, K. Meyer, L. Willis,

H. DeWald, M. Barth, R. Sterbentz, L. Arko, P. Waalkens, J. Blahnik. ROW SIX: G. Harris, J. English, M. Sereno, J. Miller, K. Kramer, A. Fratzke, M. Miller, M. Rohr, I. Hofer, K. Buncich, D. Ebert. ROW SEVEN: L. Russell, N. Thompson, M. Weichert, J. Squires, K. Cody, M.

O’Connor, K. Stork, A. Rose, B. Stegmaier, P. Berg, A. Hew, J. Johnson. ROW EIGHT: S. Solberg, J. Feehan, N. Frisby, J. Lynn, M. Lorang, L. Thaldorf, J. Wozney, D. Schroder, E. Headington, S. Ott, K. Van Auken, S. Frankfurth. ROW NINE: D. Roesler, S. Bailey, R. Madison, M. White, E. Brown, N. Vanderau, L. Bernard, R. Groenewold, A. Price, K. Lentz, J. Helgeland. ROW TEN: C. Lechelt, J. Schuth, L. Dudycha, G. Ferden, W. Hawker, R. Wahl, D. Burdick, K. Behnken, S. Boiler, D. Feindt.

COLLEGIATE CLUB

Improving the public relations of Winona State College is the main purpose of the Collegiate Club. Members of the club also attempted to improve student life on campus by sponsoring such activities as the opening of the Smog on weekends. Before the December election, officers were Bob Young, president; Karen Mehlman. Vice-president; Donna Myron, secretary; and Harry DeWald, treasurer. Mr. Reidelberger acted as adviser.

YOUNG REPUBLICANS

The Young Republicans, under the direction of president Ann Allison, vice-president Bill Anderson, and secretary-treasurer Mary Lou Anderson, had an active year at WSC. Participation in the state campaign this fall included posting yard signs, distributing car stickers, and collecting funds for the Republican party.

ROW ONE: A. Allison, B. Anderson, M. Anderson. ROW TWO: C. Anderson, L. Sheldon, D. Borgen. ROW THREE: J. Schuth, K. Meyer, M. White, Miss Magnus, adviser. ROW FOUR: J. Majerus, D. Harmon, L. Loerch, J. Mensink.

ROW ONE: D. Myran, S. Roth, J. Hagen, D. Schroder, D. Bluhm. ROW TWO: H. DeWald, W. Allen, N. DeMartino, Mr. Reidelberger, adviser; D. Gebhard, L. Dudycha, J. Linder, R. Young.

The Phi Xi Chapter of the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity is one of the social fraternities at W.S.C. The members propose to promote friendship, brotherhood, and a closer bond among college men. Officers were Tom Stendall, president; Mike Finley, vice-president; Bob Rose, secretary; and Jim Schmitz, treasurer. Mr. Small was theadviser.

PI DELTA EPSILON

Pi Delta Epsilon, the national journalism fraternity, is open to all students who are interested in journalism. Members of this organization sponsor a newspaper workshop, and thorough discussions aim to better the newspaper on campus. Officers were Jean Rau, president ; Fran DeGrood, vicepresident; and Ken Chupita, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Bremer and Mr. Behling acted as advisers.

PI SIGMA EPSILON

ROW ONE: R. Mahlke. ROW TWO: W. Baumann, J. Schmidt, K. Chupita, S. Allen, J. Rau. ROW ONE: J. Morton, D. Aasum, D. Davies, C. Lukaszewski, E. Austin, K. Meyer. ROW TWO: J. Mensink, R. Heusinkveld, R. Larson, R. Trok, J. Majerus, J. Schmitz, Mr. Small, adviser. ROW THREE: W. Anderson, D. Harmon, L. Mensink, T. Stendall, E. Behrens, S. Lund, E. Jacobsen.

CIRCLE "K

The Circle K Club, sponsored by the Winona Kiwanis Club, is mainjy a service organization. Activities this year included sponsoring the club night during orientation week, a Bicycle Safety Campaign for children, and a Christmas Decoration Contest. The group also sponsored the district convention this spring. This year the officers were Dennis Gebhard, president; Earl Behrens, vice president; Lee Adams, secretary; Steve Radtke, treasurer. Dr. Marley was the adviser.

K-DETTES

The Circle K-Dettes, a sister club of Circle K, is organized to give service to various activities on campus. The members ushered on numerous occasions, sponsored several dances, and helped sell tickets to the Kiwanis Pancake Dinner. The officers were Haría Jones, president; Reg Robinson, vice-president; Mary Lou Anderson, secretary; and Judy Lynn, treasurer.

ROJV ONE: R. Keller, G. Houghton. ROW TWO: L. Adams, K. Behnken, E. Gransee. ROW THREE: P. Waalkens, D. Turner, E. Behrens. ROW ONE: J. Bakkedahl, Y. Simon, K. Kramer, K. Buncich, C. Greenwald, M. Stremcha. ROW TWO: I. Hofer, A. Allison, R. Schade, J. Lebs, B. Fisher, M. Pagel. ROW THREE: R. Robinson, B. Viventi, S. Benson, P. Waugh, C. Fenske, M. Issendorf, H. Jones. ROW FOUR: G. Ruzich, M. Anderson, B. Onsgard, M. Lorang, K. Cody, B. Knutson.

ROW ONE: S. Iverson, S. Stolp, S. Corey, S. Sannes, E. Torvick, B. Viventi, K. Rud, P. Powell. ROW

TWO: J. Bothun, D. Borgen, B. Engel, M. Storhoff, J. Knutson, P. Rader, M. Pinke, L. Bernard, C. Anderson. ROW THREE: C. Greenwald, S. Nau, L. Leibold, M. Anderson, D. Hasleiet.

L.S.A.

ROW ONE: S. Gulbranson, D. Torgerson, L. Miller, P. Berg, B. Knutson, M. Kreisel, K. Wilder, D. Samuels, B. Johnson. ROW TWO: S. Solberg, J. Tridle, L. Mensink, W. Anderson, J. Mensink, E. Behrens, D. Ravnholdt, R. Ravnholdt, G. Houghton. ROW

THREE: Mrs. Wedul, adviser; K. Torvick, L. Overhaug, M. Palrud, A. Hanson, M. White, J. Knapik, J. Gates, S. Haug.

GAMMA DELTA

The Gamma Lamda Chapter of Gamma Delta is a religious organization for synodical Lutheran college students. Besides promoting Lutheran fellowship, Gamma Delta also provides Christian service and Christian knowledge. Officers were Steve Boiler, president; Rosella Strelow, vice-president ; Lorrinda Brummond, secretary. Reverend Mr. Mennicke was adviser.

As its name indicates, the Lutheran Student Association is a religious club for Lutheran students on campus. Meetings are held weekly at Central Lutheran Church. L.S.A. provides speakers, Bible study, and social events for all its members and any interested students. Officers were Inge Hoffer, president; Pat Powell, secretary; Dave Harmon, treasurer. Reverend Mr. Brynestad acted as pastoral adviser.

ROW ONE: C. Fenske, D. Haessig, M. Pagel, D. Ebert. ROW TWO: L. Wondrasch, J. Timm, J. Haack, J. Gieken, D. Skibbee. ROW THREE: A. Price, D. Haack, S. Boiler, L. Stueve, J. Nelson.

WESLEY FOUNDATION

Wesley Foundation is for the Methodist students on campus. Their meetings consist of Sunday suppers, Tuesday matins, and Thursday informal discussions. The yearly activities were river excursions, tobogganing, and retreats. Officers were Duane Gebhart, president; Mary Lou Arneson, vicepresident; Mary Issendorf, secretary; and Steve Radtke, treasurer. Reverend Mr. Dundas was their director, with Mr. Horle acting as their adviser.

The purpose of the Newman Club is to provide a connection between the Catholic church and the Catholic student on a secular campus. Throughout the year religious, educational and social activities are combined in the program. This program was directed by Jon Czzarnowski, president; David Kesler, vice-president; Mary Rohr, secretary; Tom Crupa, treasurer.

ROW ONE: Father LaPlante, adviser, M. Ferguson, K. Kramer, E. Rotty, B. Corcoran, A. Rose, M. Rohr, J. Miller, M. Sereno. ROW

TWO: S. Allen, K. Rangitsch, C. Eilola, P. Yetzer, M. Blahnik, K. Cody, M. O’Connor. ROW:

THREE: A. Gray, J. Schaub, A. Mueller, J. Blahnik, J. Schultz, T. Kurysh, J. Pfeilt, T. Grupa, R. Schleich, J. Schuth.

NEWMAN CLUB

ROW ONE: B. Greer, K. Hartley, M. Kaczrowski, M. Verchota, C. Longstreet, J. Valentine, M. Reuter, N. Kratch, C. Maertens, J. Erpelding. ROW TWO: A. Fratzke, J. Coleman, J. Lee, S. Kreher, J. Peterson, J. Wozney, M. Prondzinski, Y. Simon, J. Modjeski, M. Ames, K. Gludt. ROW THREE: M. Majerus, D. Lutz, N. Litschke, M. Weichert, J. Fleischman, M. Hantach, P. Baldus, N. Gruñewald. ROW FOUR: R. Schmidthnecht, T. Schott, M. Wagner, T. Mauszychi, R. Kohler, T. Eggerichs, T. Kaisersatt, D. Kesler.

ROJV ONE: M. Miller, L. Sheldon, B. Meyer, S. Sebo, S. Rupp, J. Johnson, M. Moeching, M. Issendorf, J. Carney. ROW TWO: M. Daily, B. Meyenburg, R. Robinson, J. Helgoland, P. Pottratz, M. Moechnig, M. Arneson, N. Turner, M. Nelson, L. Rullins. ROW THREE: R. Nord, M. Stocker, D. Odman, E. Manion, E. Jacobsen, M. Elias, P. Waalkens, D. Gebhard, D. Gebhard, E. Horton, E. Austin, Mr. Dundas, adviser.

Kappa Pi, the national art fraternity, serves the college by providing decorations for many of the big events of the year. The members decorated the queen’s float for the Homecoming parade and the windows for Christmas. They also sponsored the spring prom. Miss Murray was the adviser.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB

The Industrial Arts Club consists of students who are majoring or minoring in this field. Films, field trips to various industries, and speakers from education and industry were highlights of the club’s meetings. The group also sponsored a money-raising project for the year. Officers were Christopher Gilbertson, president; Jerry Curran, vice-president ; Peter Williams, treasurer; Peter Waalkens, secretary-; Harry DeWald, public relations. Mr. Thomas acted as adviser.

KAPPA PI

ROW ONE: J. Fort, J. Florin, J. Modjeski, K. Przybylski, J. Cogdall, P. Johnson. ROW TWO: R. Leonhardt, J. Tridle, S. Stelzig, Miss Murray, adviser, K. Belter, J. Wozney, J. Wilsey, B. Goetzman. ROW ONE: G. Lunn, E. Austin, H. DeWald, J. Gitskow. ROW TWO: J. Cogdall, M. Suchomel, L. Partington, B. Baumann, Mr. Thomas, adviser. ROW THREE: J. Herman, J. Nelson, P. Waalkens, J. Allen. ROW FOUR: J. Stuber, J. Curran, M. Miller, S. Stelzig, Mr. Jackson, adviser. ROW FIVE: P. Puck, L. Mensink, T. Stendall, K. Gilbertson, J. Heikkinen.

WENONAH

Since the turn of the century, the Wenonah Players has been a play-producing organization on campus. Each year the group presents three productions two arena style and one proscenium. The members also coordinate with all dramatic production on cam-

RADIO CLUB

The Radio Guild is a club which works in conjunction with the speech department. One of its goals is to set up a radio station to publicize important events taking place at Winona State. Miss Magnus is the adviser.

PLAYERS

pus. Officers were Ann McAllister, president; Rose Zomok, vice-president; Kathy Berg, secretary; George Colbenson, treasurer, and Wayne Parker, head technician. Miss Magnus and Mr. Reidelberger cooperate in the total production of these plays.

ROW ONE: Y. Simon, M. Theis, A. Hellickson, K. furth, K. Meyer. ROW THREE: B. Shely, J. ZimBerg, G. Colbenson, T. Keever, K. Hoveland, A. Alii- mer, T. Boehlke, F. Sillman, W. Parker, C. Fratzke, son. ROW TWO: Miss Magnus, adviser; N. Frisby, K. Belter, W. Zenker, L. Conway, A. Rose, S. Frank- Horton, R. Goetzman, A. Wolfram. ROW ONE: A. Allison, A. Rose, K. Berg, A. Hellickson. ROW TWO: M. Ames, G. Colbenson, L. Conway, S. Frankfurth, Miss Magnus, adviser. ROW THREE: R. Goetzman, A. Wolfram, W. Zenker, E. Jacobsen. ROW FOUR: R. Horton, W. Parker, C. Fratzke, G. Doty.

WINONA STATE SPEECH ASSOCIATION

The Winona State Speech Association is a professional organization for speech majors and minors. Guest speakers from college and high school speech departments in the area were included in the program during scheduled meetings. The group services the high school District 3 Speech Festival each year. Members also provide judges for area high school speech contests. Officers included William Zenker, president; Ken Meyer, vice-president; and Ancy Hellickson, secretary-treasurer. Miss Magnus was the adviser.

As the name indicates, the Academy of Science Club is an organization for students interested in science. Activities this year included a field trip to the Mayo Clinic, continuation of the project on theclub’s island, movies, and guest speakers. Officers included Roger Flattum, president; Harry Davis, vice-president; Lois Bernard, secretary; and Maxine Lorang, treasurer. Dr. Fremling was the adviser.

ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

ROWONE: Miss Magnus, adviser; K. Meyer, A. Hellickson, W. Zenker. ROW TWO: Y. Simon, K. Berg, G. Mitsch, G. Colbenson, S. Frankfurth, G. Doty, M. Ames, A. Allison. ROW THREE: L. Whiteis, S. Bailey, L. DeVries, J. Lillehaugen, W. Parker, C. Fratzke, A. Wolfram, R. Horton, M. Miller, R. Goetzman. ROW ONE: R. Madison, D. Fruechte, T. Mauszycki, R. Flattum. ROW TWO: P. Tabor, G. Kloek, S. Ott, J. Herman, L. Bernard. ROW THREE: G. Olcott, M. Sereno, M. Divinski, B. Stendall, M. Lorang.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The International Relations Club is a newly formed club on campus to promote a better understanding of the life and customs of other countries. Its programs consist of speakers, films, and native dances. Officers coordinating these events were Mohsen Jazaeri, president; Allen Mahlke, vice-president; Marlene Miller, secretary; and Shirley Papenfuss, treasurer. Mr. Villanueva was the adviser.

ENGLISH CLUB

The English Club was reorganized this year by interested students. Members of the club attended area dramatic presentations as well as campus productions. They sought to encourage more student interest in the assembly programs and other cultural events. Mr. Bodvarssen was their adviser.

ROW ONE: Mr. Villanueva, adviser, M. Stremcha, A. Ask, M. Jazaeri, M. Kubista, A. Goldsmith, M. Reuter. ROW TWO: N. Surasiti, B. Beatty, G. Gonides, F. Vargas, P. Boiler, J. Lanik, L. Wondrasch, B. Bryn. ROW THREE: J. Agutu, C. Kjos, D. Pavek, M. Shrake, A. Mahlke, A. Price, A. Biederman, S. Papenfuss.

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LEFT TO RIGHT : C. Lindsay, M. Majerus, M. Ames, R. Jacob, and J. Robertson.

The Dolphin Club is a co-educational organization for students who enjoy swimming. The activities for this year included sponsoring the winning queen candidate for homecoming, an intramural swim meet, and several co-rec swims. The annual show in the spring and Parents’ Day Swim Show are the two most important projects of the club. Officers were president, Dave Frank; vice-president, Gary Kloek; secretary, Kathy Lindsay; treasurer, Minnesota Hoyt.

RANGERS

The main purpose of the Ranger Club, consisting of students from the Iron Range, is to furnish social activities for its members. This year the club sponsored the Ranger Romp, which was held in the Richards Flail Cafeteria. The president of the club was James Connor, the vice-president was Lawrence Arko, and the secretary-treasurer was Kathy Buncich. Mr. Emmanuel was the group’s adviser.

DOLPHIN CLUB

ROW ONE: D. Bluhm, J. Mealey, S. Tyler, J. Johnson, P. Rader, M. Prondzinski, B. Dolny. ROW TWO: S. Fleming, M. Hoyt, C. Rudolf, A. Steege, C. Orrill, R. Nord, B. Knutson, J. Deets. ROW THREE: T. Braun, G. Kloek, R. Stolley, W. Kohler, M. Davis, D. Davies, D. Frank. ROW ONE: K. Buncich, M. Sereno. ROW TWO: C. Eilola, P. McGauley, B. Viventi. ROW THREE: L. Pontinen, J. Heikkinen. ROW FOUR: R. Sterbentz, J. Connor, Mr. Emmanuel, adviser.

SIGMA TAU GAMMA DELTA ZETA

Beta Xi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity is a social fraternity at W.S.C. Under the guidance of Miss Finch, patroness, and Mr. Jacobsen, adviser, the brothers sponsored several notable projects for Homecoming, including a queen candidate, the second place float, and the pepfest. Other activities included the Christmas dance, theater ticket sales, a Winter Carnival team, and the Campus Carnival. Offlcers were Harry DeWald, president; Lyle Helgerson, vice-president; Lowell Allen, secretary; and Jerald Wilharm, treasurer.

The Zeta Upsilon Chapter of Delta Zeta is the first national sorority in a Minnesota State college. Delta Zeta stresses scholarship, responsibility, loyalty, service, fun and vision. The sorority’s activities are embodied in service and social functions. The sorority sponsors the Style Show, a Homecoming queen candidate and float, and dances. Members also serve as hostesses and ushers for school functions. The officers were Susan Roth, president; Barbara Benike and Deniele Schroder, vice presidents ; Brenda Andersen, secretary ; Patty Pottratz, treasurer; Mrs. Hopf, director.

ROW ONE: Miss Finch, patroness, R. Miller, G. Mitsch, J. Getskow, H. DeWald, R. Johannsen, W. Menzel, B. White, J. Wilharm, Mr. Jacobsen, adviser. ROW TWO: P. Choffin, J. Tridle, J. Curran, B. Chapek, S. Stelzig, L. Beuchler, R. Redalen, H. Davis, J. Pilger. ROW THREE: P. Blum, S. Bailey, R. Groenewold, L. Dudycha, G. Pahl, A. Mahlke, G. Grob, W. Parker, M. Kittleson, L. Allen. ROW ONE: C. Maertens, A. Hellickson, D. Timmers, N. Schmauss. ROW TWO: L. Lohmann, J. Aadahl, B. Andersen, P. Pottratz, B. Benike, S. Roth, D. Holland, K. Hartley. ROW THREE: E. Rotty, M. Theis, J. Florin, N. Thompson, L. Kock, D. Krie, R. Gerlach, C. Wenger, D. Schroder, A. Fishbaugher, N. Firsby, K. Rud, L. Russell.

RADIO CLUB "WCLUB

The purpose of the WSC Amateur Radio Club is to maintain an active radio station which sends messages free of charge to anyone in the United States. The group also maintains a close affiliation with the Minnesota Civil Defense Department in order to help in times of Natural or national emergencies. Officers were Steve Boiler, president, and Ron Geppart, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Wendland was the adviser.

The “W” Club, the men’s athletic club on campus, is composed of athletes who have earned a letter in any sport. This year the club sold refreshments at the basketball games and wrestling matches and sponsored a Homecoming queen candidate and the faculty “W” Club basketball game. New activides were the selecting of the “Athlete of the Month” and the “Sports Queen of the Month.” Officers were Chuck Zane, president; Chuck Weisbrod, vice-president; Lyle Papenfuss, secretarytreasurer. Dr. Campbell acted as adviser.

ROW ONE: Dr. Wendland, adviser; S. Boiler, R. Geppert, D. Fruechte, D. Jessen, D. GebHard, H. Okland. ROW ONE: G. Marchionda, J. Kremer, H. Davis, G. Mitsch, D. Frank, L. Willis. ROW TWO: L. Pontinen, G. Waterman, D. Dahl, C. Zane, M. Dilley, Dr. Campbell, ad- viser. ROW THREE: G. Pahl, G. Demars, J. Alfonso, B. Zellmer, M. Groth, D. Vats. ROW FOUR: A. Mahlke, R. Gray, L. Papenfuss, J. Vinar, M. Barth, G. Grob.

ROW ONE: B. Johnson, M. Horn, D. Martenson, N. Grünewald, J. Giles, J. Knutson, F. Francel, M. Litschke.

ROW TWO: J. Isensee, D. Pinke, G. Houghton, R. Klingspoon, S. Zimmer, D. Severson, N. Litschke, D. Olson, L.

PEP CLUB

Newly formed this year, the Pep Club cooperated with the Student Commission in promoting school spirit. The group also strove to provide activities for the weekends. Officers were Bob Keller, president; Sue Zimmer, vice-president; Madeline Litschke, secretary; and Bob Johnson, treasurer.

WPE

The Women’s Physical Education Club, consisting of seventy-three physical education majors and minors, is designed to promote this field at WSC and to foster cooperation with the department in general. By selling Homecoming buttons and operating the coat check at basketball games, the club is able to provide a loan fund and a Jean Talbot Scholarship Fund for women in physical education. Karen Voth was president; Kathy Stork, vice-president; and Joann Kidd, secretary-treasurer. Miss Day was the adviser.

ROW ONE: K. Berg, L. Sheldon, N. Frisby, J. Rheingans, M. Mackey, S. Keller, S. Frankfurth, V. Harris, J. Kidd, J. Feehan, R. Nord, M. Hoyt, D. Odman, C. Stever. ROW

TWO: Miss Day, adviser; C. Wenger, M. Issendorf, M. Litschke, J. Knutson, K. Olson, M. Landino, D. Haessig, J. Addington, K. Voth. ROW THREE: I. Hofer, J. Soffa, J. Squires, E. Rotty, S. Sebo, K. Grimm, J. Bell, D. Marten-

son, J. Plooster, J. Lubinski, M. Prondzinski. ROW FOUR: M. Kreisel, E. Stegmaier, R. Klingspoon, J. Olsen, G. Johnson, R. Robinson, S. Harnack, G. Koekler, R. Dahling.

ROW FIVE: D. Myron, M. Rohr, J. Aadahl, D. Schroder, B. Corcoran, B. Benike, R. Jurries, P. Sherman, K. Cody, K. Stork, B. Dolny.

•'Fischer. ROW THREE: B. Johnson, E. Gransee, D. Bailey, L. Johnson, D. Powell, L. Berry, D. Haack, K. Behnken, L. Adams, R. Keller.

Under the persistant drive of co-editors Annette Price and Shirley Ott, the Wenonah staff" worked diligently to meet its deadlines. The aim of those on the staff is to reveal to W.S.C. students fond memories of the school year ’62’63. The yearbook this year has more pages, a bigger selection of pictures of interesting events, and other extras to make the project a successful one.

THE WENONAH

ROW ONE: G. LeTourneau, M. Pagel, M. Kaczrowski, K. Wandrei, J. Coleman, B. Greer, D. Krie; ROW TWO: S. Bailey, G. Bumber, G. Eddy, C. Stever, K. Lentz, M. Nelson, L. Dingemans, R. Robinson, H. Jones; ROW THREE: D. Fruechte, S. Ott, K. Albers, A. Kreuge, A. Berning, S. Solberg, L. F i n e i d D. Skibbe ; ROW FOUR: A. Price, J. Wozney, Eggerich, P. Powell.

Co-editor Annette Price. Co-editor Shirley Ott. Photographers give you their cheery smiles. Section editors meet with advisor. Dr. Stenerson.

THE WINONAN

The Winonan, our campus newspaper, offered students and faculty a coverage of news, sports, and features. For 1962 the Winonan received an “All-American” rating, indicating “distinctly superior achievement.”

ROW ONE: J. Schmidt, S. Allen, S. Tyler, P. Matsch, M. Siebendler, D. Hasleiet, K. Berg, J. Ran; ROW TWO: J. Schultz, D. Erickson, J. Urness, M. Jazaeri, G. Eddy, W. Bowman, K. Chupita, B. Mahlke, M. B. Palrud.

Editor Jim Schmidt Mr. Bremer discusses the next issue of the Winonan with its editors.

SPORTS

CHEERLEADERS

Give me a T-E-A-M.

Cheerleaders provided the stimulus for a peppier, livelier student body at thehome football and basketball athletic activities. Dressed in the school colors, purple and white, the cheerleaders led the college fight song and cheers to support the teams as they battled for a victory. Members of the cheerleading squad were captainNancy Frisby, Lisa Fineid, Nancy Mangen, Donna Myron, Mary Rohr, and Kathy Stork.

D. Myron, N. Mangen, L. Fineid, N. Frisby, K. Stork, M. Rohr. Nancy Frisby, captain of the cheerleaders, portrays some of her active school spirit.

WARRIORETTES

This year the Warriorette Drill Team performed at the Homecoming football game and the home basketball games. The girls also marched in the St. Paul Winter Carnival Parade, the Winona Winter Carniv^al Parade, and the LaCrosse Oktoberfest. Under the leadership of advisers Miss Locks and Mrs. Reidelberger and choreographers Barbara Benicke, Kathy Berg, and Becky Gerlach, the Warriorettes won several first-place awards for their performances. Sue Roth was the secretary; Carolyn Eilola and Patty Pottratz were on publicity.

B. Benike, B. Gerlach, and K. Berg lead the way. Here the girls perform at Homecoming half time. ROÍV ONE: J. Cowan, A. Wagner, P. Lyndahl, M. Prond- P- Rader, B. Benike, S. Rupp, B. Corcoran, P. Blood, S. zinski. ROW TWO: E. Dolny, K. Hartley, R. Klingsporn, Roth, M. Gates, D. Boyum, F. Ferglestad, C. Eilola, P. PotD. Gordon, L. Van Alstine, B. Gerlach, J. Sheets, K. Berg, tratz.

ROW ONE: Miss Moravec, advisor, J. Rheingans. K. Voth, J. Soffa, K. Grimm, M. Mackey, S. Keller, J. Addington, S. Sebo, J. Miller, M. Sereno, D. Haessig. M. Rohr, J. Carney. ROW TWO: D. Myran. B. Stegmaier, M. Issendorf, M. Litschke, B. Knutson, L. Sheldon, K. Cody, K. Stork, J. Olson, M. Pinke, K. Olson, M. Witt, D. Martenson, M. Landino, G. Harris. ROW THREE: M. Kreisel, N. Frisby, D. Schroder, B. Corcoran, J. Squires, B. Benike,

K. Berg, E. Rotty, M. Hoyt, R. Nord, J. Bell, J. Plooster, J. Lubinski, S. Nelson. ROW FOUR: C. Wenger, J. Knutson, L. Leibold, M. Paulson, D. Odman, R. Robinson, K. Greden, S. Harnack, C. Stever, R. Dahling, G. Koehler, S. Stolp. ROW FIVE: P. Matsch, G. Johnson, J.

W.RA

The Women’s Recreation Association is an active organization open to all women on campus. Volleyball, basketball, bowling, softball, and badminton are yearly activities of the club. W.R.A. also sponsors a fun night for freshmen women, co-rec volleyball, play days, and sports days. Officers ineluded Gretta Johnson, president; Judy Kidd, vice-president; Karen Grimm, secretary-treasurer; and Mary Ann Machey, publicity. Miss Moravec acted as adviser.

Feehan, J. Kidd, R. Jurries, P. Sherman, B. Dolny, J. Wassing, N. Wellck, S. Ott. W.R.A. members participate in athletic activities. A graceful set-up. W.R.A. Board from left to right: Gretchen Koehler, Janet Lubinski, Ann Rose, Judith Kidd, Karen Grimm, Gretta Johnson, Mary Ann Machey, Elaine Rotty, Carol Wenger.

ROW ONE: D. Williams, mgr., A. Skemp, B. Lang, D. Vagts, R. Larson, T. Brostrom, H. Walski, D. Konop, P. Engen, B. Coniglio, P. LaVelle, P. King, B. Kieser, G. Johnson, asst, coach. ROW TWO: B. Keister, asst, coach, L. Nesbitt, R. Lieberman, G. Schneider, M. Groth, D. Ravenholdt, D. Usgaard, D. Rauen, C. Zane, J. Jungers, J. Kremer, M. Henry, P. Quam, T. Hall, B. Gunner, asst, coach. ROW

THREE: D. Heroff, mgr., M. Barth, mgr., J. Anderson, G.

Schammel, L. Burros, J. Haukoos, G. Demars, B. Johnson, B. Zellmer, J. Wieczorek, G. Curran, B. Gray, A. Ihrke, P. Kempter, T. Finseth, B. White, D. Boyum, mgr. ROW FOUR: M. Molinari, head coach, G. Paul, G. Koetke, G. Waterman, T. Theisman, R. Leistikow, G. Grob, J.

FOOTBALL

With a conference game score of 5—0 and a total season score of 6—1—1, the 1962 Warrior football team captured the Northern State College Conference championship for the first time since 1956. The Warriors, leading the league in total scoring, defense, and rushing defense, had five members named AllConference. These five were Jerry Demars and Gary

Pahl, co-captains, Glen Schneider, Jerry Weidemeier, and Bruce Zellmer. Glen Schneider was also runnerup for the Galligan Award as the “Most Valuable Player of the League.” With several of the thirty-four letter winners returning next fall, the Warriors should have a successful 1963 season.

Simon, R. Goerish, R. Peutz, R. Vorwald, B. Lang, O. Statrum, B. Sonnenburg, J. Wedemeier. ROW ONE: R. Larson, G. Schneider, J. Kremer, M. Henry, D. Konop, B. Kies- Captain Gary Paul and Coach Mader, C. Zane, B. White, P. Quam. ROW TWO: G. Paul, R. Leistikow, G. Demars, eo Molinari. B. Johnson, M. Groth, D. Rauen, B. Gray, J. Wedemeier, G. Grob, A. Ihrke, B. Zellmer.

B. Coniglio throws pass despite enemy hanging on. Coaches Johnson and Keister watch intently from sidelines.

WSG OPPONENT 8 Eau Claire 6 0 Northern Illinois 27 29 St. Cloud 0 6 Mankato 0 20 Bemidji 6 6 Michigan Tech 0 29 Moorhead 14 13 River Falls 13 J. Wedemeier blocks for B. Coniglio.

1962 SCORES

“Where’s the ball, Pete?” D. Konop finds the big hole. Beautiful fake by D. Mutschler. G. Paul punts out of trouble. Punt almost blocked by WSC player. R. Leistikow with no place to run.

CROSS COUNTRY

With only five members on the cross country team, the squad had an excellent record with a score of 6—3 for the season. In the last meet of the season, all five members placed in the first five places to end the season on a high note.

Larry Pontinen sparked the squad by winning every meet in which he participated. Pontinen, Dahl, and Lietzau, competed in the NAIA meet in Omaha.

SCORES

ROW ONE: Coach Campbell, L. Pontinen, D. Lietzau, D. C. Dahl. ROW TWO: K. Lindstrom, J. Wescott, R. Wahl, J. Alfonso.

We Opponents 32 Carleton College ...24 25 State College of Iowa 30 25 River Falls State ...30 26 Luther College ...29 34 LaCrosse State 31 19 Loras College ...36 43 Mankato State ...20 30 Wartburg College ...26 15 Bethel College 40

Larry Pontinen and Dick Lietzau show a fine finish. The start of the race.

BASKETBALL

Led by the team’s leading scorer and co-captain, Dick Papenfuss, the W.S.C. basketball squad continned to pump in scores to bringvictory throughout the season. At times the Warriors lacked height

when playing various opponents but their hustle and drive more than made up for this handicap. Lyle Papenfuss and Mark Dilley followed Dick Papenfuss in team scoring average per game.

ROW ONE: Coaches R. Keister, R. Campbell, R. Liet- Weisbrod, R. Lieberman, A. Klinder, M. Dilley, D. Papenzau. ROW TWO: J. Kelly, M. Leahy, C. Platen, G. Peter- fuss, son, L. Papenfuss, L. Modjeski, J. Vinar, D. Schuster, C. Coach Robert Campbell talks with co-captains Dick Papenfuss and Arley Klinder. Lyle goes up for a rebound.

THETEAM IN ACTION

SCORES

for two. Warriors play host.

“Slats”

W.S.C. OPPONENT 83 Stout State 63 59 Stevens Point State 72 85 Platteville State 71 55 State College of Iowa 91 83 River Falls State 72 63 St. Cloud State 73 64 St. Norbert’s College 58 68 Michigan Tech 73 87 Lakeland College 83 57 Mankato State 75 83 Bemidji State 69 76 Moorhead State 68 67 Mankato State 88 59 River Falls State 85 78 Loras College 70 66 Moorhead State 67 63 Superior State 65 76 Bemidji State 65 55 Michigan Tech 56 85 Northland College 90 65 St. Cloud State 79 80 Northern Illinois University 81

Arley for two. Anybody’s ball.

"B” BASKETBALL

The “B” basketball team includes freshmen and sophomores who are working their way to the varsity basketball team. Playing eleven games with other collegiate “B” squads, the team showed many good potential players for the varsity team next year. Leading the team were Clair Flaten, Larry Modjeski, and Darrell Schuster. Bob Lietzau was the student manager. Bob Keister was the coach.

ROW ONE: G. Barnes, D. Winter, L. Modjeski, ROW TWO: M. Wagner, D. Schuster, R. Martzke, R. Bubers, R. Lietzau, manager. ROW THREE: T. Rich, D. Rose, C. Gardner, C. Flaten, D. Milne.

Will it go in?

SWIMMING

The record of four wins, seven losses is an impressive one, considering that a majority of the team were freshmen. This year several frosh records were set, indicating promising potential for the coming years. Frosh records were broken by Dennis Blanchard, Rich Rydman, Bill Keenan, Dennis Krian, and George Nash. Leading the team were Dennis Blanchard, Dave Frank, Bill Kohler, A1 Mahlke, and Rich Rydman. Several members of the team attended the N.A.I.A. swim meet held in Oklahoma. A1 Mahlke was senior captain, Dennis Blanchard was freshCO captain, and Tames Davies was the swim team coach.

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ROW ONE: T. Erickson, M. Rayfield, F. Doyl, D. Blanchard, W. Kohler. ROW TWO: A. Mahlke, W. Keenan, R. Johannsen, D. Hemming, H. Leiben, D. Krizan, D. Frank. ROW THREE: Coach Davies, J. Deets, G. Memme, B. Lang, G. Mash, R. Rydman, J. Wescott, G. Kloek. Bill Kohler, most valuable swimmer, 1962-63. Jim Deets of the low board. On your mark

WRESTLING

Winona State’s grapplers, under coach Robert Gunner, ended the season with a record of five wins, five losses, and one tie. Pat Flaherty remained undefeated with a record of 13—0—2. Also holding impressive records were Leo Simon with a record of 9——1 and Dave Moracco with a 9—2—0 record. The N.S.C.C. wrestling championship was held in Winona. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, was the location of the 1963 N.A.I.A. Wrestling Tournament.

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ROW ONE: L. Simon, P. Blum, L. Willis, G. March- E. Horton, P. King, J. Wolfram, T. Caron, W. Schad, iowda, D. Moracco, Coach Gunner. ROW TWO: P. Flaherty, A. Maussner, K. Knutson, T. Hall. Coach Robert Gunner

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NAIA

Memorial Hall was a busy area when the 1962 N.A.I.A. Wrestling Tournament took place here at Winona State. We finished fifth place with 26 points, only one point behind fourth-place Moorhead State. Bloomsburg captured the title, defeating defending champion Lock Haven. Other teams placing were Lock Haven, second, and Lycoming, third. Jerry Wedemeier took his third heavyweight crown while Pat Flaherty placed fourth in the 177-pound division.

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N.A.I. finalists in each weight division. Jerry working for a pin. Winona State’s finalist at the N.A.I.A. Tournament. Finalists in the 177-pound division.

BASEBALL 1962

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ROW 1: L. Johnson, R. Ekker, C. Zane, J. Kosidowski, M. Dilley, G. Grob, L. Pappenfuss. ROW 2: D. Gunderson, C. Weisbrod, D. Mutschler, M. Pederson, G. Grob, J. Milanovich, J. Kohn. ROW 3: L. McCown, Coach; P. Helgerson, Manager; K. Barker, B. Lietzau, A. Klinder, M. Leahy, D. Papenfuss.

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John Kosidowski, Dick Gunderson and Charles Weisbrod check signals with Coach McCown. Bob Lietzau catches

TEAM SCORES HIGH IN NAIA

The 1962 baseball season saw the Warriors capture the twelfth conference championship in fifteen years. Sparked by brilliant pitching performances, outstanding hitting, and excellent all-round play, the Warriors went on to a season of nineteen wins and five losses. Thirteen of these wins were consecutive, setting a new conference record. The Warriors, named one

of the eight best college teams in the nation, attended the NAIA Tournament held in St. Joseph, Missouri. The Winona team placed fourth at the tournament with honors going to three team members. Lance Johnson was named All-American while Mark Dilley and Jon Kosidowski were chosen All-Tournament players.

NAIA PLAY-OFF GAMES

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Jon Kosidowski NAIA All-Tournament Mark Dilley NAIA All-Tournament Lance Johnson NAIA All-American

WSC OPPONENT 1— 6 Loras 10—9 5 Wartburg 3 7 Iowa State College 3 2— 3 St. Cloud 0—0 12—10 River Falls 6—5 8— 7 Mankato 0—1 9— 7 Bemidji 5—1 11—17 Stout 3—5 9— 3 Loras 3—7 13—10 Moorhead 1—0

4—18 Missouri Valley College 1—0 NAIA TOURNAMENT 6 California State, Pa. 4 0 Georgia Southern 1 7 California State, Pa. 0 3 Lewis College 5 G. Grob connects for a base hit.

SCORES

TRACK

The 1962 track season was highlighted by performances of Larry Pontinen and Darrell Dahl in the distances, Harry Davis with the discus, Don Braatz and Roger Leonhardt in the broad jump, George Waterman in the 100-200 yard dash. Bob Lietzau in the 880-yard run, and George Skemp in the 440-yard dash. W.S.C. dominated meets against Bethel College, Eau Claire State, and Stout State. In the district 13 N.A.I.A. track meet in St. Cloud, Winona placed third with Don Braatz and Roger Leonhardt placing as first and second alternates. The coach was Robert Keister.

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ROW ONE: G. Skemp, R. Lietzau, L. Fisher, J. Getskow, R. Paulson. ROW TWO: G. Olcott, A. Korbill, G. Brunn, H. Davis, C. Dahl, L. Pontinen. ROW THREE: Coach Keister, R. Peterson, P. Spong, J. Lautigar, G. Waterman, B. Stone, D. Blasdale. John Petronek as high hurdler.

GOLF

Coach Madeo Molinari’s 1962 golf team completed the season with five wins, four losses, and one tie. The five members Dave Vail, Mike Gegen, Lenny Mayer, Bob Hogenson and Tom Thaldorf had a team average of 78. Winona State finished second in the N.S.C.C. Golf Tournament.

INTRAMURALS

Basketball tests are given to help determine teams for the intramural basketball tournaments, with top players being selected as captains. Members of the Intramural Activity class, who are the referees for the games, meet with the coach and the captains to pick teams. Top scorers were Mutschler, Raddatz, D. Bailey, Usgaard, and Peterson. The Celtics, Giants, Rebels, and Hawks were the leading teams. Other teams were the Talsers, Packers, Vikings, and Rangers. Coach Molinari was in charge of intramurals.

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Golf coach Madeo Molinari. Intramural teams battle for top score. One more for a tie.

FACULTY

ADMINISTRATION

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

The present is just a fleeting instant between the past and the future which is to come. This Wenonah will help present students recall the highlights of this college year with its pleasant associations among friends and companions who share a learning and living experience at Winona State

Neis Minné, President

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PRESIDENT NEES MINNE LOIS SIMONS Registrar MILFORD ULVEN Assistant Registrar F. L. VAN ALSTINE Graduate Coordinator G. E. FISHBAUGHER Placement Director

MATH AND SCIENCE

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MARCELINE GRATIAA Mathematics R. L. LOKENSGARD Mathematics JOSEPH EMANUEL Science CALVIN FREMLING Science JAMES OPSAHL Science RAY T. WENDLAND Science WILLIAM EMMONS Mathematics MILTON UNDERKOFFLER Mathematics BRUCE BLUMENTRITT Science DAVID HAMERSKI Science RICHARD HOPKINS Science JERRY WITT Science

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY

FINE AND APPLIED ARTS

REID HORLE Education GEORGE KEEM Education ALLAN STURGES Education M. O. WEDUL Education AMANDA AARESTAD Elementary Education MILDRED BARTSCH Extension Supervisor GEORGE CHRISTENSEN Psychology JOHN J. FULLER Education E. L. RAGAR Psychology HAROLD ROGGE Psychology JAMES SPEAR VisualAids J. HUGH CAPRON Industrial Arts HARRY JACKSON Industrial Arts AGNES BARD Music FRED HEYER Music RICHMOND McCLUEI Music

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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ROBERT CAMPBELL JAMES DAVIES Physical Physical Education Education SUSAN DAY Physical Education ROBERT GUNNER ROBERT KEISTER JOYCE LOCKS Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education ISABEL FOSTER EDWARD JACOBSON RUTH PAYNE Assistant Chief Librarian Assistant Librarian to the Librarian LUTHER McCOWN Athletic Director MADEO MOLINARI Physical Education MARJORIE MORAVEC Physical Education BETTE PREBLE Library Assistant HAZEL TEZAK ALICE THURSTON Library Assistant Cataloger JEANNE SHAW Library Assistant

SOCIAL STUDIES AND BUSINESS

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ILYAS BA-YUNUS Social science WALTER GRAESSLE Social science MARVIN LICHTENBERG History MRS. RUTH HOPE Business CARL BERSANI Social studies A. B. VILLANUEVA Social science ZOE SWECKER Social science HAROLD COOPER History DANIEL B. HOYT Social science GERTRUDE FINCH Business education JOSEPH FOEGEN Business education WARREN MARLEY MRS. GLYNNA MORSE LESLIE SMALL Business Business education Business

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

115

GERRY LAFFIN English DOUGLAS STENERSON English DOROTHY MAGNUS Speech, Theater AUGUSTA NELSON English JACQUE REIDELBERGER Speech, Dramatics RALPH BEHLING English HAUKUR BODVARRSON English MARGARET BODDY English HAROLD GUTHRIE English

PHELPS TEACHERS

116

HOWARD MUNSON Phelps School Principal DORIS PENNELL First Grade VERLIE SATHER Fourth Grade JOHN KANE Jr. H. S. Social Studies CLEO REITER Kindergarten KATHRYN DUNLAY Second Grade HELEN McGRATH Fifth Grade MAGDA TALLE Jr. H. S. English ROBERT SABIN Sixth Grade DOROTHY ANDREWS Music DONALD FIGK EDNA FULLER Jr. H. S. Science Supervision LILLIAN SPENCER First, Second Third Grade MARIE STRATIG Jr. H. S. Homemaking

SPECIAL AIDS

NURSES

OFFICE STAFF

117

FRED J. BALDWIN Food Manager SHARON BYRD Secretary ANGELYN DE GROOT 'ELIZABETH DONATH Office Manager Secretary JOANNE GOUGH Secretary META HARRIS Secretary BETTY SCHWANKE Secretary ELNOR BELL Switchboard FAE GRIFFITH Dormitory Director RUBY CLARK MARGARET MILLER Nurse Nurse HILDA MUHLE Secretary MRS. JAMES SABIN Secretary

SENIOR DIRECTORY

HELLICKSON,

HERMAN,

CHADBOURN, GERALD

CLOW, LAVONNE

CONDON, PATRICK

LANIK, JANICE Major:

Delta Pi 3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 2.

LARSON, RICHARD Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Science Wesley Foundation 1; Phi Sigma Ëpsilon 3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2,3.

LAUTIGAR, JOHN Major: Mathematics.

LECHELT, CONRAD Major: English; Minor: Speech S.N.E.A. 4; W.S.S.A. 3,4.

LEPAGE, H. LAURY Major: Science; Minor English.

LIEN, RONALD Major: English; Minor: Mathematics, French Dormitory Council 2; S.N.E.A. 4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4.

LIETZAU, ROBERT Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4.

LINDNER, JOHN Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Education Administrative Liaison 4; Orientation Team 4; Homecoming Committee 3; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4: Collegiate Club 3,4; Academy of Science 2,3; Football 1; Intramural Sports 2; Stuaent-Faculty Library Committee 3,4; Inter-Institutional Affiliation 3.

LINSE, LARRY Major: Biology; Minor: Geography, Driver Education L.S.A. 3,4; Academy of Science 3,4.

LOERCH, LEE

Major: English; Minor: Social Studies Student Commission Committee 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Canterbury Club 1; College Band 1,2,3; Swing Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; English Club 4; Young Republicans 2,4; Intramural Sports 3,4.

MACKEY, MARY ANN

Major: Physical Education,Biology S.N.E.A. 1; Newman Club 1;Academy of Science 4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4; Winonan 4.

MacLEAN, RUBY

Major: Elementary S.N.E.A.

MADISON, RALLAH Major: Science; Minor: English S.N.E.A. 4; Wesley Foundation 4; Academy of Science 4.

MAHLKE, ALAN

Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics, Political Science “W” Club 2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1.2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Business Club 1; Young Republicans 1; Swimming 2,3,4.

MARCHIONDA, GORDON Major: Physical Education; Minor: Health “yy” Club 1.2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4.

MAJERUS, MELANIE Major: English; Minor: Spanish S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; English Club 4.

MAUSZYCKI, THOMAS Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics Newman Club 1,2,3,4;

AASE, LEWIS Major: Elementary; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; L.S.A. 3; Chorus 3,4. ACCOLA, CURTIS Major: Business Administration, Social Science L.S.A. 3; Business Club 1,2,3; Young Republicans 2,3. ALFONSO, JAMES Major: Physical Éducation; Minor: History, Social Studies ..Class Officer 3; Student Commission Officer 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3; Dormitory .Council 2,3; Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 1,2; “W” Club 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. ALLEN, SHARON Major: Elementary; Minor: Sociology S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Winonan 4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Young Democrats 2; W.R.A. 1; International Club 4. ALLISON, ANN Major: Speech; Minor: English S.N.E.A. 4; L.S.A. 3,4; KDettes 3,4; Wenonah Flayers 3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 4; English Club 4; Young Republicans 3,4; W.P.E. 3. AMES, MARY ANN Major: English; Minor: Speech Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Winonah 1,2; W.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 1,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Wenonah Players 3,4; English Club 4. ARKO, LAWRENCE Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 3; Rang..ers Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. BARTH, MERT Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics Dormitory Counselor 4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Intramural Sports 1,4. BAUDHUIN, SCOTT Major: Speech; Minor: Social Studies L.S.A. 1,2,3; “W” Club 2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3; W.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Radio Guild 1.2,3,4; Radio Club 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3. BAUMANN, WILLÍAM Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Mathematics Homecoming Committee 1; Canterbury Club 1; YMCA 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. BEHNKEN, KENNETH Major: Physical Science; Minor: Physical Education Dormitory Counselor 2; S.N.E.A. 4; Academy of Science 4; Circle K 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Pep Club 4. BERG, KATHLEEN Major: Physical Education, Speech Student Commission 2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 1,2,3; Wenonah Players 1,2,3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4; Warriorettes 1,2,3,4. BERNARD, LOIS Major: Mathematics; Minor: Biology Homecoming Committee 4; S.N.E.A. 1,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Academy of Science 2,3,4; YWCA 1; K-Dettes 3; W.R.A. 3. BETSINGER, GALEN Major: English; Minor: Social Science English Club 4. BEUCHLER, LAMARR Major: Biology; Minor: Geography Academy of Sci2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Wrestling 1; Intramural Sports 2. BICKFORD, LORAS Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Science Newman Club 3; Dolphin Club 1; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Business Club 4; Young Republicans2; Golf 2; Intramural Sports 1,2. BLEÉ, HUGH Major: Business Education; Minor: English. BLUHM, DANA Major: Elementary; Minor: English, Music Class Officer 1; Student Commission Officer 3,4; Orientation Team 4; Dormitory Council 4; S.N.E.A. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Collegiate Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; Delta Zeta Sorority 3,4. BOLAND, DALÇ. Major: General Science; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Newman Club 2,3,4; Academy of Science 3,4; Young Democrats 2. BOTCHER, CAROL Major: Mathematics; Minor: Typing, Bookkeeping Dormitory Council 3,4; Dormitory Counselor 3,4; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3; Academy of Science 2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2; Student Commission Committee 3,4. BOTHUN, MURIEL Major: Elementary; Minor: Music S.N.E.A. 2,3; L.S.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Dolphin Club 2,3. BRENSEL, FRED Major: Music; Minor: History M.E.N.C. 4; Chorus 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,4; S.N.E.A. 2,3; All School Production 3. BRÜMMUND, LORINDA Major: Elementary; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Wenonah 3,4; Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 2,3; W.R.A. 1. BYRN, BARBARA Major:History; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Wenonah 1,2; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 2. BUNCICH, KATHY Major: Èlementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 3; Rangers Club 3,4; K-Dettes 3,4. BUTTERFIELD, RONALD Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wesley Foundation 3,4; Circle K 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Pep Club 4; Prentiss Lodge Officer 3. BZOSKIE,

Major: Elementary; Minor: Geography S.N.E.A. 3,4;

1.2;

1,2;

2; Intramural

DONALD

Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats

Vets Club

Baseball

Sports 1,2,3,4.

Major: Social Science,

Minor:

History;

English.

Major: Elementary

3,4; L.S.A. 3.

Kappa Delta Pi

Minors:

Bookkeeping, Social Science Business Club 2,3,4. CONNOR, JAMES Major: Elementary Dormitory Council 3,4; Dormitory Counselor 4; Newman Club 3; Rangers Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. CONWAY, ELIZABETH Major: English English Club 1,2,4; Wenonah Players 1, 2.3,4; Young Republicans1,2; Radio Guild 3,4; W.S.S.A. 4; International Club 4; Wenonah 2. CROSSFIELD, ADELE Major: Elementary Wesley Foundation 4. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN Major Business Administration; Minor: SocialStudies Newman Club 4. CUNNINGHAM, MARVIN Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education Student Commission Committee 3; “W” Club 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Intramural Sports 2,3. CZARNOWSKI, LOUIS Major: Elementary; Minor Art Kappa Pi 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Vets Club 2. DAHL, D. C. Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics ‘‘W” Club 4; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. DEMARS, GERALD Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Intramural Sports 1,2. DEWALD, HARRY Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Basic Business Student Commission Committee 2; Orientation Team 4; Dormitory Council 2,3,4; Dormitory Counselor 4; Who’s Who 4; Collegiate Club 3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4. DONER, DAVID Major: Business Administration; Minor: Biology Homecoming Committee 1;Wesley Foundation 1,2,3; Dolphin Club 1,2; Business Club 2,3; Swimming 1; Intramural Sports 2,3. DUDYCHA, LEON Major: Business Education: Minor: Social Studies Student Commission Officer 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman 4; Orientation Team 3,4; 5.N.E.A. 4; Collegiate Club 3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; All-School Production 3. DUFF, SANDRA Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 1,2; Young Democrats 2. EILOLA, CAROLYN Major: Elementary; Broad Fields: Sociology, Business Homecoming Committee 3; Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 1.2.3.4; Rangers Club 3,4; Warriorettes 3,4. ELSTAD, ERIK Major: Business Administration. ENGLISH, JUNE Major: Elementary; Broad Fields: Social Studies, Speech S.N.E.A. 4; Gamma Delta 2,3.4; All-School Production 4. FEEHAN, JUDI Major: Physical Education; Minor Social Studies Dormitory Council 2; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4. FEINDT, DAVID Major: Mathematics, Business Education S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; L.S.A. 1; Golf 1,2, FISCHER, LYMAN Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Pep Club 4; Prentiss Lodge Officer 3; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2. FISTER, DONALD Major: Elementary; Broad Fields: History, Geography Newman Club 1. FLATTUM, ROGER Major: Biology; Minor: Chemistry Academy of Science 3, 4: Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4. FLUEGEL, TOHN Major: Mathematics; Minor; Physical Science Student Commission Officer 4; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Orientation Team 2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Collegiate Club 3.4; L.S.A. 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Academy of Science 2,3,4; Circle K 1.2,3,4; Wenonah Players 2,3,4. FLUHRER, WILLIAM Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies. FRANCIS, HELEN Major: English; Minor: French S.N.E.A. 4; English Club 4. FREEDMAN, RICHARD Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies Business Club 3.4. FREIMARK, GERALD Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Physical Education L.S.A. 2.3: Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Football 1. FRISBY. NANCY Major: Physical Education; Minor; English Orientation Team 3.4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; S.N.E.A. 1.2.3,4; Wenonah Players 1.2.3.4; English Club 2; Delta Zeta 3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Modern Dance Club 2,3. FRUECHTE, DUANE Major: Physical Science: Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A. 4: Winonan 3,4; Wenonah 3.4; Academy of Science 3.4; Radio Club 2,3.4. GERLACH, BECKY Major: English: Minor: Romance Languages Student Commission Committee 3; S.N.E.A. 1,2.3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2.3,4: English Club 1,4; Young Republicans2; Co-eds 2.3; Delta Zeta 4; Warriorettes 1.2.3,4. GISLASON, KAREN Major: Elementai-v S.N.E.A. 4; Orchestra 2,3; YWCA 2 3; W.R.A. 1,2.3. GOEDE, MELVIN Major: Elementary. GOETZ, YVONNE Major: Kindergarten-Primary S.N.E.A. 3; L.S.A. 1,2; College Band 1,2,3; Swing Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3; W.R.A. 1; Warriorettes 1,2; Campus Cover Girl 3. GOETZMAN, GARY Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics. GROB, GAVEN Major: Physical Education; Minor Chemisti*y S.N.E.A. 4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Track 1; Intramural Sports 3,4. GROTH, MERLYN Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 4; Gamma Delta 3,4; “W” Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. GRUPÆ THOMAS Major; Business Administration, SocialStudies Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1. GUNDERSON, RICHARD Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies “W” Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. HAGEN. JANET Major: Elementary; Minor: Music Student Commission Officer 4; Orientation Teeun 4; S.N.E.A. U2,3,4; Collegiate Club 3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; College Band 1,3; Swing Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. HARMON, DAVID Major; Business Education; Minor: Basic Business S.N.E.A. 3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4. HARRIS, BARBARA Major: English; Minor: French Winonan 1,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; English Club 4. HARRIS, VIRGINIA Major: Physical Education; Minor: Biology Orientation Team 4; Dormitory Council 4; Dormitory Counselor 4; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Dolphin Club 12 3* W.R.A. 12 3 4* W P E. 234. HEADINGTÓN, ELLEN Major: Elementary; Minor: Social Studies Homecoraing Committee 4; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1; Co-eds 3,4. HEIKKINEN, JACK Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Art Rangers Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4. HELGERSON, LYLE Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies L.S.A. 1;Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3; Intramural Sports 1,2.

Basic Business, Typewriting,

ANCY Major: Physical Education, Speech Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 2,4; Wenonah Players 3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 3,4; Delta Zeta 2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4.

JEROME Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Biology S.N.E.A. 1,2; Academy of Science 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Vets Club 1,2. HEW, AMY Minor: Spanish, Speech, Sociology S.N.E.A. 1,2,4; W.S.S.A. 4; Young Republicans 2. HOGENSON, ROBERT Major: Elementary; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A.; Newman Club; Vets Club; Golf. HOLLAND, DARLENE Major: Elementary, Art S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wenonah 1; College Band 1,2; Kappa Pi 4. HORTON, ROBERT Major: Speech; Minor: Basic Business Homecoming Committee 3; Dormitory Counselor 4; S.N.E.A. 4- Newman Club 1,3,4; Wenonah Players 4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 4; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. HOYT, MINNESOTA Major: Physical Education; Minor: Typing, Bookkeeping Class Officer 2; Student Commission Committee 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4. HUMBLE, CORTLAND Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies. IHRKE, ARLEY Major; Physical Education: Minor: Biology S.N.E.A. 4; Academy of Science 4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Vets Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. IMM, ERVIN Major: Physical Education, Social Studies S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Wrestling 2,3; Intramural Sports 3; Pi Sigma Epsilon 4. JACOB, ROBIN Major: English; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 3,4; Winonan 3; English Club 4. JOHANNES, CAROLE Major: English; Minor: Spanish S.N.E.A. 1,4; Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; English Club 4. JOHNSON, DONALD Major Political Science. JOHNSON, RUSS Major; Business Education; Minor: English S.N.E.A. 4; Business Club 4. JOYO, LARRY Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education, Social Studies S.N.E.A. 4; ‘‘W” Club 3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Intramural Sports 12 3. KELLER, SHARON Major: Physical Education; Minor: Mathematics W.R.A. 1,2,3.4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4. KEELAN, SHARON Major: Elementary; Minor: Art, Sociology S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Gamma Delta 1,2; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; Wenonah Players 1,2,3; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4. KERN, SHARON Major: Elementary; Minor: Art S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 2,3,4; Rangers Club 2,3,4; W.R.A. 2. KIDD, JUDY Major: Physical Education, Biology S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1; Chorus 1; Academy of Science 2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4. KLINDER, ARLAN Major: Physical Éducation; Minor: Business Education Homecoming Committee 4; S.N.E.A. 4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. KOCK, LOIS Major: Elementary; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Young Republicans 2; Co-eds 3; W.R.A. 1; Delta Zeta 4. KREISEL, MARIAN Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Wenonah 1,2,3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; College Band 1; YWCA 2,3; K-dettes 4; Young Republicans 2; W.R.A. 3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4.

Elementary; Minor: Spanish S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Kappa

Academy of Science 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. McAllister, ANN Major: Speech; Minor: Music Homecoming Committee 3; Wenonah Players 1,2,3,4; W.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; National Collegiate Players 3,4. McCUSKER, COLLEÉN Major: Énglish, History S.N.È.A. 1,3,4; Newman Club 1; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4. MEHLMAN, KAREN Major: Elementary Homecoming Committee 4; Orientation Team 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Collegiate Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Co-eds 2,3. MEUNIER, KATHERINE Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Wenonah 3;

Newman Club 1,2,3.4; Young Democrats 2.

MEYER, KENNÉTH Major: Elementary; Minor: Speech, Social Science, Drivers Training S.N.E.A 1,2,3.4; L.S.A. 1,2,3.4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; Wenonah Players 2,3,4; W.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Radio Guild 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4; Radio Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,3,4.

MILANOVICH, JAMES Major: Elementary; Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 3.4; Rangers Club 3,4; Football 3; Baseball 3,4; “W” Club 4,

MILLER, GRACE Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3.4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3.4; K-dettes 3; Girl Scout Leader 2,3,4; Student Commission Committee 2; International Relations Club 4.

MILLER. VERA Major: Elementary; Minor: Mathematics Orientation Team 4; Dormitory Council 3.4: Dormitory Counselor 3,4; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4;

SERENO. MARNAE

Major: Biology; Minor Mathematics S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 3,4; Academy of Science 3,4; Rangers Club 3,4; Warriorettes 3.

SHEEHAN, HOWARD Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics. SHELDON, LYNN

Physical Education; Minor: Geography Student Commission 4; Orientation Team 4; Dormitory Council 4; Dormitory Counselor 4; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3,4; College Band 1,2,3,4; Academy of Sci3,4; Young Republicans 2,3,4; W.R.À. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E.

ROTH,

Republicans 2; Co-eds 2,3; Delta Zeta 3,4; Warriorettes 1,2,3,4.

ROTH, WILLIAM Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A. 2,4; Newman Club 1,2; Indusraial Arts Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4.

RUZICH, GEORGIANA Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Rangers Club 3,4; Kdettes 4; Warriorettes 3.

RYDMAN, RALPH Major: Mathematics, Physical Science Newman Club 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Academy of Science 3,4; Dolphin Club 4; Swimming 4.

SCHACHT, SHIRLEY Major: English; Minor: Sociology Dormitory Council 3; Dormitory Counselor 3; Kappa Delta Pi 4; English Club 4.

SCHMIDT, JAMES Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Science Winonan 1,2, 3,4; Academy of Science 1,2,3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 2,3,4; Student Association 1,2,3,4.

SCHNEIDER, GLEN Major: Social Studies, Physical Education Wesley Foundation 1,2,3,4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Circle K 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2.

SCHOEN, ROGER Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Science S.N.E.A.; Gamma Delta; Academy of Science.

SCHUTH, JOHN Major: Business Education; Minor: Social Science, Geography

S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 2,3.4; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2,4.

SCHUTH, WILLIAM Major Business Education; Minor: Basic Business Business Club 1,2,3,4; Vets Club 2.

SCHULTZ, WILLIAM Major: Social Studies; Minor: Geography Intramural

Minor: Basic Business Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Wesley Foundation 2,3,4; Circle K 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 2,3.

WALCZAK, SANDRA

Major: English, History S.N.E.A. 4; Wenonah 4; Newman Club 3,4; English Club 4.

WALKER, JOHN Major: Business Administration, Social Science; Minor: Speech L.S.A. 2,3,4;

1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 2; W.R.A. 1,2; United Christian Group Club 4.

WHETSTONE, KAY Major: Primary; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 4; Wenonah 4; Orchestra 1; Kappa Pi 4.

WHITEIS, LOWELL

Major: Business Administration; Minor: Speech, Social Studies W.S.S.A. 2,3,4; Business Club 2,3,4.

WILLFORD, WAYNE

WILLIAMS,

WILLIAMS.

4; Intramural Sports 1,3.

WILLIS. LARRY Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education Student Commission 3; Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1; Wrestling 1,2,3.4.

WONDRASCH. LEETTA Major: Elementary; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 1,2,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; College Band 1; International Club 4.

WOOD, ROBERT Major: Elementary. Social Studies Class Officer 4; Student Commission Committee 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3; Orientation Team 2,3.4; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; College Band 1.2,3,4; Swing Band 1,2,3,4; Circle K 1,2,3,4; Radio Guild 2,3; Radio Club 2,3,4; Warriorettes Business Manager 3.4.

WOODFORD, JUDITH Maior: English; Minor: Speech

WOZNEY, JUDITH

YOUNG,

W.R.A. 1,2,3.4; Warriorettes 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. MITSCH, GARY Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics, Speech Homecoming Committee 4; “W” Club 1,2,3.4; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4; Business Club 2,3.4;Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. MOORE, PATRICIA Major: English; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 2,4; Wenonah 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; English Club 4; W.R.A. 2,3. MORACCO. DAVID Major: Science; Minor: Mathematics Homecoming Committee 4; Orientation Team 4; Academy of Science 2,3,4; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2,34. MOREHOUSE. KEITH Major: Art; Minor: Biology Kappa Pi 3,4, MUELLER. ALVIN Major: Business Administration; Minor: Social Studies Newman Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sports 4. NASS. SANDRA Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; K-dettes 3; W.R.A. 1,2. NELSON. RONALD Major: Elementary; Minor: Broad Fields S.N.E.A, 4; Intramural Sports 4. NELSON. SHARON Major; Class Officer; Homecoming Committee 2; Dormitory Council 2,3,4; Dormitory Counselor 2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 4; Gamma Delta 1,2; Chorus 1; Dolphin Club 1,2; Wenonah Players 3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2, 3.4. NORD, RUTHANN Major: Physical Education; Minor: Sociology Wesley Foundation 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1.2,3,4. NORTHUP, CHARLES Major: Business Administration, Physical Science; Minor: Economics, Mathematics Homecoming Committee 4; Business Club 4; Intramural Sports 3.4, ODMAN, DIANNE Major; Physical Education; Minor: Bookkeeping, Typewriting Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; S.N.E.A. 1,3,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1.2,3,4; W.P.E. 1.2 3,4. OLSON, LEONARD Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Education Homecoming Committee 3; S.N.E.A, 3,4; L.S.A. 4; Chorus 3; Basketball 4; Intramural Sports 3,4. OLSON. LOIS Major: Elementary; Broad Fields: Science. Social Studies Gamma Delta 2,3; L.S.A, 1; Chorus 1; Academy of Science 3; W.R.A. 1,2. OINES. DONALD Major: Business Administration. ONSGARD. BETTE Major: Elementary, Music. PAHL. GARY Major: Elementary; Minor: Physical Education S.N.E.A. 4; “W” Club 1.2.3 4; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Football 1,2.3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3. PAPENFUSS. RICHARD Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Studies S.N.E.A. 4: “W” Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. PARKER, WAYNE Major: Speech, Business Administration; Minor: Biology Homecoming Committee 4; Academy of Science 1,2; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Wenonah Players 2,3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 4; Business Club 2,3,4. PARTINGTON, LYNN Major: Industrial Arts; Minor: Typing, Bookkeeping S.N.E.A. 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4. PATER, MARLYS Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Wenonah Players 1j2,3: W.S.S.A. 1 2 3 Radio Guild 1,2,3; English Club 1,2; Business Club 3; W.R.A. 3,4; Delta Zeta o,4; Sports Queen Fall Quarter 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. PELLOWSKI, ROBERT Major: English, Social Science S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; English Club 3,4; Young Democrats 1. PERCIVAL. DAVID Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Science Class Officer 4; Student Commission 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Who’s Who 4; Gamma Delta 1; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Dolphin Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 3; Circle K 3; Industrial ArtsClub 3,4; Football 3; Cross Country 4; Swimming 1,2; 3 4 Track 3. PERVICAL, MARY Major: Elementary; Broad Fields; Music, English, Social Studies Class Officer 3,4; S.N.E.A. 1; L.S.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Co-eds 2,3. PINKE, AUDREY Major: Elementary. PONTINEN, LARRY Major: Elementary Club 3,4; Rangers Club 3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Swimming 3; Track 3,4. PRIGGE, SANDRA Major: Elementary; Minor: Sociology Gamma Delta 2,4; Chorus 1; Dolphin Club 3; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4. PUCK, PAUL Major: Industrial Arts; Minor; Mathematics Chorus 2; Circle K 2,3,4; Wenonah Players 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 2^3,4. PYE, CAROL Major: Elementary; Minor: Science, Geography Newman Club 1.2.3.4. QUAM, PAUL Major: Physical Education; Minor: Basic Business “W” Club 2, 3,4; VetsClub 1,2; Football 1,2,4. RADDATZ, JERALD Major: Social Science; Minor: Physical Education Young Democrats 1,2; Baseball 2; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. RADTKE, STEPHEN Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Science, Speech Class Officer 4; Student Commission Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; S.N.E.A. 2, 3,4; Wesley Foundation 2,3,4; College Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Academy of Science 3,4; Circle K 3,4; Wenonah Players l,2,3,4j W.S.S.A. 3,4; Young Republicans 2... RATHKE, DAVID Major: Business Education; Minor: Physical Education Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Vets Club 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2. RAU, JEAN Major: English; Minor: French S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Winonan 3,4; Newman Club 1,2; Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4; Young Democrats 2; W.R.A. 1; International Club 4; K-dettes 3. REDALEN, RICHARD Major: Elementary; Broad Fields: Sociology,Physical Education, Social Stdies S.N.E.A. 3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. REISENHAUER, FREDERICK Major: Business Administration; Minor: Mathematics Business Club 4. RESZKA, KAREN Major: Mathematic^ Minor: Sociology Student Commission committee 3; Orientation Team 3; S.N.E.A. 3; Chorus 1,3; Academy of Science 1; Warriorettes 1,3. RHEINGANS, JO PATRICIA Major: Physical Education; Minor: Biology S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3; Academy of Science 3,4; Young Republicans 2; W.R.A. 1,2, 3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3; K-dettes. ROESLER, DAVID Major: Business Education; Minor: Physical Education S.N.E.A. 3,4; Business Club 3; Baseball 1,2; Intramural Sports 1,2. ROSE, ROBERT Major: English, Social Studies S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Winonan 2,3,4; College Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; English Club 1,2; Young Republicans í,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3;Homecoming Variety

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SUSAN Major: Kindergarten; Minor: Art Orientation Team 4; S.N.E.A. 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Collegiate Club 3,4; Wenonah Players 1,2,3,4; W.S.S.A. 1,2; English Club 2; Young

1,2,3,4; Warriorettes 1. SHEIL. VIRGINIA Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 2,4; Wenonah Players 1,2. SHIMIZU, MARJORIE Major: Elementary; Minor: Art Kappa Delta Pi 4. SIMON, YVONNE Major: Elementary; Minor: English, Speech S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; K-dettes 3,4; Wenonah Players 3,4; W.S.S.A 3,4. SMELSER, KENNETH Major: Elementary Golf 2,3; Intramural Sports 1,2. SOLBERG, SANDRA Major: English; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; L.S.A, 1.2,3.4; English Club 4; W.R.A. 1.2. SOVEREIGN, JAMES Major: Social Science; Minor: Biology Wrestling 1,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. SPEHAR, TONI Major: Elementary. SPINLER, MAUREA Major: Art; Minor: French S.N.E.A. 3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4. STAPF, DELOS Major: Elementary Dormitory Council 3; S.N.E.A. 4; Young Republicans 1; Intramural Sports 3. STELLPFLUG, KENNETH Major: Physical Education; Minor: Social Science Newman Club 1,2,3; “W” Club 1,2,3,4; Vets Club 1,2,3; Basketball 2.3,4; Track 3. STELZIG. SAMUEL Major: Industrial Arts. STERBENTZ, ROGER Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 3; Rangers Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. STEVER, CAROLE Major: Physical Education, English S.N.E.A. 1,3,4; Wenonah 4; Gamma Delta 1,2.3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. 1.2,3,4; W.P.E. 2.3,4. STEVER, KENT Major: Mathematics, Social Studies, History S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Academy of Science; Intramural Sports 2. STOCKER, GLENN Major: English; Minor: Speech Chorus 4; Circle K 4; Wenonah Players 4. STOLP. SHARON Major: Kindergarten Dormitory Council 4; Dormitory Counselor 4; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; L.S.A. 2.3,4; College Band 1; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Westminster Foundation 1. STRAND, MARIAN Major: Business Education; Minor:.English. TABOR, PETER Major: General Science; Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 1,2.3,4; Academy of Science 4; Young Democrats 1,2; Vets Club 2,3. TAUBERT, JAMES Major: Social Studies; Minor: Mathematics Class Officer 2,3; Student Commission 2 3; Orientation Team 3; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Academy of Science 4: Young Republicans 3.4; Intramural Sports 3,4. THALDORF, LORENE Major: Speech; Minor: Music S.N.E.A. 3,4; Chorus 1,2; W.S.S.A. 1 2,3.4; English Club 4. THOMPSON, LARRY D. Major: Mathematics. Biology Class Officer 3; StudentCommission Committee 4; Dormitory Council 2; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Academy of Science 3.4. THOMPSON, NANCY Major: Business Education; Minor: Library S.N.E.A. 2, 3.4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; L.S.A. 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Co-eds 2,3,4. TOBIAS, RONALD Major: Business Education; Minor: Social Studies, Drivers Education Dormitory Council 2,3,4; Dormitory Counselor 3.4; S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 3,4; Vets Club 3,4; Richards Hall Judiciary Board 2; Finance Committee 3. TORVICK, ELLEN Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 2; W.R.A. 1. TRIDLE, JOE Major: Elementary; Minor: Art S.N.E.A. 4; L.S.A. 4; Sigma Tau Gamma 3,4; Kappa Pi 3,4. VALENTINE, JANET Major: English; Minor: Spanish S.N.E.A. 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Newman Club 2,3,4; English Club 4. VINAR, JAMES Major: Business Education; Minor: Physical Education Class Officer 1; Student Commission 1,2; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Orientation Team 1,2,3; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; L.S.A. 1,2,3; “W” Club 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3; Circle K 3; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. VIVENTI, BEVERLY Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; L.S.A. 3,4; K-detts 3, 4; Young Republicans 4. VOSE, RORY Major: Biology, Physical Science. VOSMEK, GEORGIA Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 3,4; Newman Club 4; Academy of Science 4; K-dettes 4; Young Republicans 4. VOTH, KAREN Major: Mathematics, Physical Education Dormitory Council 4; S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; Academy of Science 1,2,3; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; W.P.E. 1,2,3,4. WAALKENS, PETER Major: Industrial Arts;

Major:

Business Club 3,4; Football 2; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; YMCA 3,4. WALTERS, THOMAS Major: Elementary S.N.E.A. 4; Newman Club 1; Rangers Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Intramural Sports 3,4. WATANABE, JOANN Major: Elementary. WEDUL, DOLORIS Major: Elementary L.S.A. 4. WEINMANN, DONALD Major: Social Studies. WEISBROD, CHARLES Major: Elementary, Physical Education Major: Homecoming Committee 4; S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wesley Foundation 1; “W” Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball 1.2,3,4; Intramural Sports 1.

JANET Major: English; Minor: Sociology S.N.E.A. 1,2,3,4; English Club 4; Young Republicans 2; United Church Student Club.

JUDY Major: Kindergarten S.N.E.A.

WHEMPNER,

Major: Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics, Biology College Band 1,2,3,4.

HAROLD Major: Physical Science; Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A. 3,4; Winonan 2,3; Wenonah 2,3; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3; Academy of Science 2,3; Dolphin Club 2,3; Circle K 3.

WILLIAMS,

JAMES Major: Elementary; Minor: Social Studies Rangers Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3.

WILFRED Major: Science; Minor: Mathematics S.N.E.A.

S.N.E.A. 3,4; Wi-

2.4; W.S.S.A. 1,2,3,4; English

1,4.

1,3,4: Gamma Delta

Club

Major: Elementary; Minor: Art S.N.E.A. 4; Wenonah 4;

3 4; Kappa Pi 4.

YWCA 3; Newman Club

Maior: Elementary; Minor: English, Social

Stu-

3; Homecoming

3; Orientation

3.4; Dormitory Council 2; S.N.E.A. 2; Collegiate Club 3,4; Wenonah Players 2; English Club 2: Young Republicans 2. YOUNG, ROBERT J. Major: Mathematics; Minor: Physical Science, Geography. ZENKER. WILLIAM Major: Speech; Minor: Art, French Homecoming Committee 4; Wenonah Players 3,4; W.S.S.A. 3,4; Radio Guild 3,4. ZIMMER, JOHN Major: Business Administration; Minor: Economics, Social Studies, History Dormitory Counselor 3,4; Wenonah Players 3,4; Business Club 3, 4. ZOELLE, FRANK Major: Business Administration; Minor: Mathematics. Social Studies Newman Club 3 4; Business Club 2,3.4; Intramural Sports 2,3, ZOMOK. ROSE Major: Speech: Minor: Bookkeeping. Typing Wesley Foundation 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Wenonah Players 3,4; W.S.S.A. 2,3,4; Young Democrats 1,2.

ROBERT E.

Studies

dent Commission Officer

Committee

Team

Aadahl, Joanne 22,38,83,85

Aase, Lewis 8

Aesum, David 74

Abts, Lawrence 28

Abts, Thomas 28

Accola, Curtis 21

Adams, Lee 25,70,75,85

Addington, Judith 25,85,92

Agutu, Jonathan 81

Albers, Kathleen 22,86

Alfonso, James 8,64,65,84,96

Allen, John 22,78

Allen, Lowell 22,83

Allen, Sharon 8,72,74,77,87

Allen, William R. 22,73

Allison, Ann 8,73,75,79,80

AlthofF, Robert 28

Ames, Mary 8,67,77,79,80,81

Andersen, Brenda 22,66,71,83

Anderson, Barbara 28

Anderson, Carolyn 25,70

Anderson, Dale 22

Anderson, Gretchen 25,70

Anderson, Karen 25

Anderson, Mary Lou 22,73,75,76

Anderson, Pamela 28

Anderson, William 74,76

Appel, Ronald 22,65,70,71

Arko, Lawrence 8,72

Arneson, David 28

Arneson, Mary Lou 22,66,72,77

Ask, Anna 81

Ault, Denver 28

Aune, Karl 28

Ause, Bruce 28

Austin, Everett 25,74,77,78

Baer, Thomas 25

Bailey, Dean 85

Bailey, Gary 22

Bailey, Stevan 22,72,80,83,86

Bakkedahl, Janice 71,72,75

Baldus, Sharon 28,77

Ballanger, Albert 8

Bambenek, M. Judith 46

Barnes, George 28,98

Barski, Nancy 28

Barth, Merlin 8,66,67,72,84,93

Baudhuin, Ervin 8

Baumann, William H. 8,74,78

Beach, Dorinda 28

Bean, Robert 28

Bearson, Sharon 25

Beatty, Robert 25,81

Bebermeyer, Marjorie 28

Becker, Charles 28

Behnken, Kenneth 8,72,75,85

Behrens, Earl 25,74,75,76

Bell, Judith 85,92

Bell, Sandra 28

Belter, Kathryn 25,78,79

Benike, Barbara 22,35,38,53,72,83, 85.91.92

Benson, Sharon 25,75

Berg, Karen 28

Berg, Kathleen 9,43,48,65,67,72, 79.80.85.87.91.92

Berg, Peggy 28,72,76

Bergsgaard, Joanne 22,66,72

Bergum, Kent 28

Bernard, Lois 9,65,72,76,80

Bernatz, Anne 25

Berning, Arlys 26,68,86

Berry, Lynn 85

Besse, Lyle 28

Betsinger, Galen 9

Betsinger, Sandra 28

Beuchler, LaMarr 21,83

Bickford, Loras 21

Biederman, Anna 81

Bilder, Franklyn 28

Binner, Thomas 28

Bjork, Thomas 25

Blahnik, James 72,77

Blaisdell, Thomas 28

Blanchard, Dennis 28,100

Blee, Hugh 21

Blood, Paulette 28,64,67,70,82,91

Bluhm, Dana 9,43

Bluhm, Diane 28

Blum, Peter 83,101

Blumentritt, Paul70

Boardman, Dennis 28

Boehlke, Ted 25,79

Boland, Dale 9

Boiler, Patricia 25,72,81

Boiler, Stephen 22,65,72,76,84

Bondeson, Lennert 28

Borgen, Diane 28,73,81

Borker, Ken 104

Botcher, Carol 9,65,66,67

Botcher, Diane 28

Bothun, Jeanette 28,76

Bothun, Muriel 9

Bowman, William 87

Boynton, Boyd 28

Boyum, David 28,91,93

Boyum, Dwight 28

Boyum, Kathy 28

Braatz, Larry 28

Bratberg, Glenn 70

Braun, Thomas 22,82

Brensel, Fred 9,68,70

Brocstrom, Terrance 28,93

Brown, Edith 25,68,70,72

Brummund, Lorinda 5,65,76

Bryn, Barbara 9,81

Rubbers, Robert 28,99

Buehler, Donald 25

Bumber, Gordon 25,86

Buncich, Kathleen 9,72,75,82

Burch, George 25,70

Burdick, David 38,72

Burred, Lee 93

Butt, Paul 68

Butterfield, Ronald 9

Bzoskie, Donald 9

Cafourek, Karen 22

Calhoun, Paul 22,35,64

Carlblom, Robert 28

Carney, Jean 72,77,92

Caron, Thomas 25,101

Carr, Robert 28

Carter, William 28

Case, Douglas 28

Chadbourn, Gerald 9

Chamberlain, Sharon28

Chapek, Robert A. 22,35,83

Choffin, Phillip 22,83

Christensen, Gene 68

Christopher, Elaine 25

Chupita, Kenneth 22,74,87

Clauss, Fredrick 28

Clow, LaVonne 10

Cody, Kathleen 22,72,75,77,85,92

Coffey, Douglas 22

Cogdall, Jean 72,78

Colbenson,George 22,46,79,80

Cole, Thomas 28

Coleman, Judith 28,77,86

Condon, Patrick 10

Coniglio, Barry 93,94

Connelly, Richard 28

Connor, James 10,66,82

Conroy, Franklin 25

Conway, Elizabeth 79

Conway, Jim 29

Corcoran, Bonnie 22,65,77,85,91, 92

Corey, Sandra 68,70,76

Corl, Mary 29

Cowan, Judith 29,91

Cox, Susan 29

Crossfield, Adele 10

Cunningham, John 21

Cunningham, Marvin 21

Curran, Gerald 78,93

Curran, Jerilynn 25,29,83

Cutting, Terrilyn 29,68,71

Cutts, Janis 29

Czarnowski, Jerome 29,77

Czarnowski, Louis 10

Dadetta, Ronald 25,46

Dahl, Dale C. 9,84,96,106

Dahling, Ruth 25,85,92

Daily, Marcia 29,68,70,72,77

D’Angio, Gregory 29

Daniel, Joanne 29

Davies, David 25,71,74,82

Davis, Michael 29,82

Deets, James 29,82,100

DeGrood, Francille 25,74

DeMars, Gerald 10,84,93

DeMartino, Nicholas 25,73

Derscheid, Lois 22

DeVries, LaVern 80

DeWald, Harry 10,38,48,66,67,71, 72,73,78,83

DeWalle, David 10,38,48,66,67,71, 72,73,78,83

Dilley, Mark 22,84,97,104,105

Dingemans, Lola 29,86

Divinski, Mary 25,80

Dolny, Elizabeth 29,82,85,91,92

Doner, David 10

Doran, Sharon 25

Ilorsch, Mary 25

Doyle, Frank 29,35,100

Drewianka, C. Gary 29

Dudycha, Leon 10,38,64,67,72,73, 83

Duellman, Merlin 29

Duff, Sandra 10

Duncanson, Ann 29

Dunn, Ronald 29

Dvorak, Monoica 22

Earp, Charles 29

Ëbert, Doris 25,72,76

Ebert, Robert 22

Ecker, Sandra 29

Eddy, Gordon 29,35,66,86,87

Egan, Joseph 25

Eggerichs, Terrance 77,86

Egland, Dale 22

Eglinton, Alysann 25

Eichman, William Ronald

Eilola, Carolyn 38,43,72,77,82,91

Eldridge, Larry 29

Elias, Myron 70,77

Ellinghuysen, Paula 29

Ellings, Robert 25

Elstad, Erik 68,70

Emmons, Roger 25

Engel, Betty 25,68,76

Engen, Paul 25,93

English, June 72

Erickson, Diane 29,87

Erickson, Todd 29,100

Erpelding, Judith 77

Errington, Beverly 22

Fechan, Judith 11,72,85,92

Feindt, David 11,67,72,90

Felder, Frances 22,70

Fenske, Carol 25,75,76

Ferden, Gary 72

Ferguson, Mary 29,77

Ferkingstad, Harold 21

Fineid, Inger-lise 29,77,86

Finley, Michael 22,74

Finnegan, John 22

Finseth, Robert 93

Finseth, Tom 29

Fiescher, James 29

Fischer, Lyman 11,85,106

Fischer, Thomas 29

Fishbaugher, Katherine Ann 83

Fisher, Barbara 22,75

Fister, Donald 21

Flaherty, Patrick 22,101,103

Flaten, Clair 29,97,99

Flaten, Wayne 22

Flattum, Lewellyn 29

Flattum, Roger 21,80

Fleischman, Janet 29,77

Fleming, Sheila 22,82

Fletcher, Dennis 29

Fletcher, Jean 29

Florin, Jill 22,78,83

Fluegel, John 21,67

Fluhrer, John 11

Forsyth, Dennis 22

Forsyth, Virginia 29

Fort, Judith (Kessler) 78

Francel, Mary 29,85

Francis, Helen 11

Frank, David 22.82,84,100

Frase, William 22

Fratzke, Alice 22,72,77

Fratzke, Carl 80,79

Freedman, Richard 21,71

Freimark, Gerald 11

French, Thomas 29

Fried, Charlotte 29

Friese, Raymond 29

Frisby, Nancy 11,38,67,72,79,83, 85,90,92

Fritz, Peter 25

Froyen, Richard 25

Fruechte, Duane 80,84,86

Fruen, Michael 29

Fuglestad, Judee 29

Fuller, Dennis 25

Furst, Douglas 29.70

Gabbert, Doreen 2^

Gabnay, Marianne 29

Gallagher, William 29

Gallas, Thomas 29

Galvin, Anne 25

Gardner, Craig 29,99

Garrison, June 22

Gates, Joan 25,76

Gates, Mary 91

Gebhard, Dennis 70,75,77

Gebhard, Duane 70,77,84

Geppert, Ronald 84

Gerken, Judie 22,72

Gerlach, J. Becky 11,72,83,91

Getskow, John 78,84,106

Gierok, Le Roy 29

Gilbert, Duane 29

Gilbert, Gordon 29

Gilbertson, Christopher 78

Gilbertson, Naomi 25

Giles, Judith 30,85

Glslason, Karen 11

Glaeske, Larry 25

Gludt, Karen 25,68,77

Goede, Merlin 11

Goerish, Roger 30,93

Goetz, Yvonne 11

Goetzman, Barbara 22,77

Goetzman, Gary 11

Goetzman, Janice 30

Goetzman, Richard 46,79,80

Goldsmith, Ann 25,72,81

Gonides, George 22,81

Gorder, Donald 30

Gordon, Donna 30

Gordon, William 91

Grams, Donald 23

Gransee, Earl 25,75,85

Graus, Alan 30,77

Gray, Robert 23,84,93

Greden, Katherine 26,93

Greenwald, Carole 23,51,64,65,70, 75,76

Greer, Barbara 30,77,86

Griffith, Geraldine 68

Grimm, Karen 26,85,92

Gritzner, Charles30

Grob, Gaven 21,83,84,93,104,105

Grochowski, Lambert 30

Groth, Merlyn 11,84,93

Groenewold, Roger 23.38,68,72,83

Grulkowski, Mary Jo 30

Grünewald,Nancy 30,77,85

Grupa, Thomas 12,77

Gulbranson, Saundra 30,35,70,76

Gunderson, Richard 12,104

Gunhus, Elizabeth 30,70

Gunhus, Mai-y 30

Haack, David 26,76,85

Haack, Janet 26,72,76

Haessig, Darlene 26,68,72,76,85,92

Hagen, Nancy 30

Hagen, Janet 12 38,43,64,65,67,68.

70,73

Hagen, Diane 30

Hager, Charles 23

Haines, David 30

Halbakken, Lucille 30

Hall, Thomas 101

Hallquist,Judith 26,53

Hammer, Robert 30

Hanke, Mark 23,70

Hansen, Donald 30

Hansen, Vincent 23

Hanson, Audrey 30,70

Hanson, Dwayne 30

Hanson, Kay 30

Hanson, Roger 23

Hanson, Ronald 26

Hantach, M. 77

Hanten, Carol 23

Harmon, David 12,71,73,74.76

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Harnack, Sharon 26,68,85,92

Harris, Barbara 12

Harris, Gary 72,92

Harris7 Virginia 12,66,85

Hartley, Karen 26,71,72,77,83,91

Harwood, Richard 26

Hasleiet, Donna 30,76,87

Hassett, David 30

Hassos, Demetra 22

Hatleli, Dennis 70

Haug, Shirley 30,93

Haukom, Judith 30

Haukoos, James 30,93

Hawker, William 23,72

Headington, Ellen 12,72

Heikkinen. Jack 12,78,82

Heiller, Glenn 30

Heim, John 30

Helgeland, Janice 30,72.77

Helgerson, Lyle 12

Helgerson, Paul 104

Hellickson, Ancy 12,38,67,79,80,83

Hemme, Gene 30

Hemming, Donald 100

Henery, Michael 93

Herman, Jerome 12,30,78 80

Heroff, Donald 23,93

Hester, Neil 30

Heusinkveld, Ross 30,74

Hew, Amy 72,12

Himmer, Patricia 30

Hitt, Arthur 23

Hittner, Leslie 26,68

Hofer, Inge 23,38 65,72,75,76,85

Hofland, Patricia 30,71

Hogenson, Robert 12

Holien, David 30

Holland, Darlene 12,83

Holst, Richard 25,68

Holubar, Lois 70

Horn, Mary Beth 30,85

Horton, Eugene 30,97,101

Horton, Robert 13,71,79,80

Houghton, Glenn 23,38,68,70,75, 76,85

Housker, Cheryl 30

Hoveland, Dawn 30,79

Howell, Catherine 30

Hoyt, Minnesota 13,65,82,85,92

Hull, Henry 30

Humble, Cortland 13

Hunger, Robert 26

Ihrke, Arley 13,93

Imm, Ervin 13

Inman, Eileen 26

Isensee, Gerald 85

Issendorf, Mary 23 68,75,77,85,92

Itolan, Beverly 30

Iverson, Sharon 30,76

Iverson, Margaret 30

Iwata, Jean 23

Jacob, Robin 13,81

Jacobsen, Carol 23

Jacobsen, Edward 30,70,74,77,79

Jahr, Carol 30

James, Marlene 23

Jazaeri, Mohsen 23,81,87

Jensen, DuWayne 23

Jensen, Paul 26,35

Jessen, Dale 84

Johannes, Carole 13

Johannsen, Ronald 83,100

Johns, Donald 30

Johson, A. Peter 23

Johnson, Ben 23,93

Johnson, Bonnis 30,70

Johnson, David 30

Johnson, Donald 13

Johnson, Douglas 30

Johnson, Gai-y 93

Johnson, Gretta 23,72,85,92

Johnson, Janet 26,35,70,72

Johnson, Jerry 23,70

Johnson, Larry 26,85

Johnson, Laurel 30,70,104

Johnson, Linda 31,70

Johnson, Patricia 78

Johnson, Rees 26

Johnson, Robert 31,71,85

Johnson, Russell 13,72

Johnson, Thomas 31

Johnston, Sharon 26,68

Jonas, Carol 31

Jones, Haría 23,70,75,86

Joyo, Lawrence 13

Jungers, John 31,93

Jurries, Ruth 85,92

Kaczrowski, Mary 31,66,77,86

Kaisersatt, Thomas 77

Kalmes, Janet 31

Kalmes, Richard 31

Kaske, Emmett 31, 68

Keech, Harold 70

Keelan, Sharon 13

Keenan, Bill 31

Keenan, John 100

Keever, Janette 26,79

Keiser, Bruce 93

Keller, Neil 31

Keller, Robert 26,75,85

Keller, Sharon 13,85,92

Kelly, John 97

Kempter, Paul 31,93

Kennedy, Bernard 31

Kern, Sharon 13,43

Kesler, David 72,77

Kidd, Joan 26,81,92

Kidd, Judith 13,72

Kiefer, Colleen 31

Kiese, Donald 31

Kieser, Bruce 93

King, Michael 31

King, Perry 93,101

King, Ross 23

Kirsche, Michael 31

Kittleson, Michael 23,66,83

Kjos, Carol 23,81

Klas, Peter 70

Klawiter, Kenneth 23

Klein, Judith 31,71

Klement, Gerald 23

Klinder, Arlan 13,97,103

Klingsporn, Rose 3,85,91

Kloek, Gerrit 23,35,80,82,100

Knapik, Judith 26,76

Knopp, Thomas 23

Knouft, Gary 31

Knutsen, James 31

Knutson, Barbara 31,75,76,82,92

Knutson, Judith 26,76

Knutson, Kenneth 31,101

Koch, Robert 31

Kock, Lois 14,67,83

Koehler, Gretchen 26

Koehler, Margaret 85,92

Koetke, Gayle 93

Kohler, William 82,100

Kohn, Jerome 26,104

Kollofski, Gary 31

Konop, Douglas 23,93

Konter, Rita 31

Korbel, Arthur 26,106

Kosidowski, Jon 104

Kowal, Robert 23

Kowalewski, Mary 31,72

Kramer, Karole 23,72,75,77.93

Kratch, Nancy 31,77

Kreher, Sharon 26,77

Kreisel, Marian 21,72,76,85

Kreiner, Jeffery 84.93

Kreuzer, Karen 70

Kric, Dwala 23,72,83,86

Krizan, Dennis 31,100

Krueger, Arlene 31,86

Kubista, Marlene 31,81

Kurysch, B. Thomas 31,77

Lamp, Jacob 31

Landhen, Ronald 26

Landino, Mary 26,85,92

Lang, Bergie 31,93,100

Langseth, Jerry 31

Lanik, Janice 14,81

Lanning, Bill 23

Larson, Curtis 31

Larson, Daniel 26,68

Larson, Richard 14,71

Larson, Robert 93

Lautigar, John 14

LaVelle, Peter 31,93

Leahy, Michael 23,97,104

Lebs, Julie 26,71,75

Lechelt, Conrad 14,72

Lee, Donald 31

Lee, Janice 26,72,77

Lee, Mary 31

Leibold, Lynda 26,72,76,92

Leistikow, Ralph 93

Lemmer, Jerome 31

Lentz, Karen 23,65,72,77

Lenzmeier, Elsie 35

Leonhardt, Roger 78

LePage, H. Laury 21

Lepsche, Judith 31

LeTourneau, Gloria 31,68,70,86

Leuchtenberg, Thomas 31

Lewis, Kathleen 31

Lieb, J. Thomas 31

Lieberman, Robert 93,97

Lien, Ronald 21

Lietz, Douglas 23

Lietzau, Richard 26,96,97

Lietzau, Robert 13,104,106

Lillehaugen, Jon 23,71,80

Linander, Joyce 31

Lindberg, Ruth 31

Linder, John 14,64,67

Lindsay, Catherine 26,81

Lindstrom, Kenneth 31,96

Linse, Larry 14

Litschke, Madeline 31,78,85,92

Litschke, Nathalie 31,77,85

Loerch, Lee 21,73

Loftesnes, Richard 70

Lohmann, Lucille 23,72,83

Loken, Roy 31

Longstreet, Carol 31,70,77

Loppnow, Joy 31

Lorang, Maxine 23,66,72,75,80

Lubinski, Janet 85,92

Luethi, Robert 32

Luhmann, Jeanne 32

Lukaszewski, Charles 74

Lund, Stephan 26,74

Lunn, Gary 26,78

Lutz, Diane 23,77

Lyndahl, Margaret 32,91

Lynn, Judith 23,65,72,75

Lyons, Michael 26

McAllister, Ann 21,46,67,70

McCaffrey, Gerald 23

McCusker, Colleen 14

McDonald, William 23

McGauley, Patrick 32

McLaughlin, Bernard 32

McLaughlin, Nancie 32

McMahon, James 32

McNally, Judith 32

Maas, Bernard 26

Mackey, Mary Ann 14,92

MacLean, Ruby 21

Madison, Bonita 32

Madland, Lawrence 23

Maertens, Carolyn 23,77,83

Mahlke, Alan 14,81 83,84,100

Mahlke, Robert 74,87

Majerus, James 73,74

Majerus, Melanie 14,67,72,77,81

Maly, Henry 23

Mangen, Nancy 90

Manion, Edith 32

Manion, Maureen 23,77

Marchionda, Gordon 84,101

Marr, Ethan 26

Martenson, Diane 32,85,92

Martin, LeRue 32

Martzke, Richard 26,99

Matsch, Phyllis 32,87,92

Matthias, John 32

Mau, Sandra 26

Maussner, E. Allen 101

Maussner, Spencer 23

Mauszycki, Robert 26

Mauszycki, Thomas 14,77,80

Mealey, Joann 26,82

Mehlman, Karen 21,73

Meinzer, Wayne 32

Mensink, Jerry 26,71,73,74,76

Mensink, Loyal 26,74,76,78

Menzel, Wayne 83

^etzler, James 32

Meunier, Katherine 15

Meyenburg, Beverly 32,77

Meyer, Beverly 26,77

Meyer, Carolynn 32

Meyer, Donald 32

Meyer, Kenneth 15,72,73,74,79,80

Meyers, Karen 32,68

Milanovich, James 15,104

Millam, Jonelle 32,70

Miller, Arthur 26

Miller, G. Marlene 15,80,81

Miller, Jill 32,72,92

Miller, Linda 32,76

Miller, Maurice 67,72,77,78

Miller, Russell 83

Miller, Vera 15,43,67

Milne, David 32,99

Minnick, Daniel 23

Mitsch, Gary 15,67,71,80,83,84

Modjeski, Lawrence 32,97,99

Moechnig, Marlene 32

Moechnig, Mary 32

Moore, Patricia 21,72

Moracco, David 15,101

Morehouse, Keith 15

Morrison, Dennis 35,64

Morton, Jimmie 32,74

Mrachek, Jan 32

Mrachek, Stephan 32

Mueller, Alvin 15,77

Muldowney, Kevin 32

Murphy, Sandra32

Muth, George 24

Mutschler, Duane 24,94,104

Myran, Donna 24,53,65,73,85,90, 92

Myron, Irvin 32

Myron, Elias 26

Nash, George 32,100

Nass, Sandra 15

Nelson, Carol 26

Nelson, Jerry 24,76,78

Nelson, May 26,86

Nelson, Ronald 21,72

Nelson, Sharon 15,21,66,72,79,80, 85,92

Nelson, Suzanne 32

Nesbitt, Leon 26,93

Ness, Judith 32,68,69

Nissalke, Kaye 27

Nord, Ruthann 15.77,82,85,92

Nordell, Barry 27

Northup, Charles 15

Nyseth, Gary 71

Obele, Gary 71

O’Brien, John 24

O’Connor, Mary Ann 24,72,77

Odman, Dianne 15,67,72,77,85,92

Oines, Donald 16

Okland, Howard 68,84

Olcott, George 80,106

Olsen, Frank 85

Olson, Dennis 27

Olson, Judy 32,68,85,92,68,85,92

Olson, Kaye 32,68,85,92

Olson, Laurence 32

Olson, Leonard 16

Olson, Lois 16,24

Omdahl, John 32

Omdahl, Richard 24

O’Neill, Rose 27

Onsgard, Bette Jeanne 16,70,75

Onsgard, Katherine 24

Orrill, Cynthia 27,82

Osell, Bonnie 32

Ostrom, Myles 68,69

Oswald, Thomas 32

Ott, Shirley 24,72,80,86,96

Overby, Bernard 32

Overhaug, Lorraine 32,72,76

Owens, Eugene 32

Pagel, MaiT 32,75.76.86

Pahl, Gary 16,83,84,93

Palmquist, Dianne 32

Palrud, Mary Beth 32,76,87

Pampuch, Judith 32

Papenfuss, Lyle 24.84.97,104

Papenfuss, Richard 16,97,104

Papenfuss, Shirley 24,81

Parker, Wayne 16,71,79,80,82,83

Parsley, Suzanne 32

Partington, Lynn 16,78

121

Paskiewicz, Geraldine 32

Pater, Marlys 16,43

Paul, Sarah 32

Paulson, Carroll 32

Paulson, Martha 24,72,92

Paulson, Richard 106

Pavek, Donald 81

Pawloski, Eric 32

Pederson, Bruce 32

Pellowski, Robert 16

Peper, William 32

Percival, David 21,67

Percival, Mai'y Lou 21,85

Pesch, Jerome 32

Petersen. Dennis 70

Peter, Richard 32

Petersen, Suzanne 32

Petersen, Gary 32,97

Peterson, Harlan 32

Peterson, Jo Ellen 33,70

Peterson, Robert 33,106

Petronek, John 27,77,106

Pilger, Gerald 83

Pinke, Audrey 16

Pinke, Donald 27,85

Pinke, Mavis 33,76,92

Plstel, John 33

Plate, Marilynne 33

Plooster, Joy 24,85,92

Pontinen, Larry 16,82,84,96,106

Ponto, Nancy 33

Pottratz, Patricia 24.66,72,77,83,91

Powell, Patricia 27,53.70,76 86

Price, Alicia 24,72,76,81,86

Prigge, Sandra 16

Prondzinski, Mai'y Lou 33,77,82, 85

Prudoehl, Fred 27

Przybylski, Kenneth 78

Puck, Paul 16,78

Puetz, Robert 33,93

Pye, Carol 16

Quam, LeRoy 24

Quam, Paul 21.93

Rabideau, Sydne 27

Raddatz, Jerald 17

Rader, John 27

Rader, Patricia 33,76,82,91

Radthke, David 21

Radtke, Stephen 17,35,64,70,57,77

Ramsdell, Bonnie 27

Rangitsch, Kathleen 24,66,72,77

Rano, James 27

Ratajczyk, Kenneth 33

Rau, Jean 17,72,74,77

Rauen, DuWayne 93

Ravnholdt, Douglas 24,76,93

Ravnholdt, Rickey 27,70,71,76

Rayfield, Michael 27,100

Redalen, Richard 17,72,83

Redding, Claudia 33

Reisenauer, Frederick 17

Remmert, William 33

Renken, Linda 33

Reszka, Karen 17

Reuter, Mary 27,77,81

Rheingans, Jo 17,72,85,92

Ricabaugh, George 27

Rice, Dorothy 33

Rice, Harriet 27,72

Richardson, Gregory 33

Richtman, James 27

Riedeniann, Dureen 33

Riha, Stanley 27

Ristow, William 33

Roberton, James 81

Roberts, Mary 33

Robilotto, Philip 33

Robinson, Regina 24,75,77,85,86, 92

Roepke, Roger 33

Roesler, David 17,72

Rogers, Jerome 24

Rohr, Mary 24,72,77,85.90,92

Rolbiecki, James 33

Rollins, Leonard 33,77

Rose, Ann 24,46.72,77,79,82,96

Rose, Robert 17,67,74,99

Rçsenau, David 27

Roth, Susan 17,38,43,67,73,83,91

Roth, William 17

Rotty, Elaine 27,72,77,83,85,92

Howan, Patricia 27

Rud, Karen 24,35,38,72,76,83

Rudolf, Caroline 24,51,68,70,82

Ruedy, Carroll 33

Rumstick, Sandra 33

Runkle, James 27

Rupp, Sylvia 27,68,70,72,77,91

Russell, Lois 24,68,72,83,70

Rustad, Wayne 33,70

Rusek, David 33

Ruzick, Georginana 17,75

Rydman, Ralph 17

Rydman, Richard 33,70,100

Sable, Harold 33

Saecker, John24,46

Saltzman, Paul33

Samuels, Dolores 33,76

Sanness, Sharon 24,76,69,68

Sather, James 33

Sather, Richard 27

Sathrum, Owen 24

Schacht, Shirley 67

Schacht, Susan 27

Schannel, Gary 93

Schammel, Gary 93

Schammel, Suzanne 27

Schaub, James 33,77

Schipper, Dennis 33

Schleich, Richard 77

Schmauss, Nancy 33,83

Schmidt, James 74,17,87

Schmidtknecht, Richard 33,77

Schmitz, James 74,87

Schneider, Glenn 17,43,93

Schoening, Donald 33

Schott, Thomas 33,77

Schreiber, Janice 69

Schroder, Deniele 24,38,53,65,72, 73.83.85.92

Schultz, James 77

Schultz, William 21

Schulz, David 33

Schuminski, John 33

Schuster, Darrell 33,97,99

Schuth, John 71,72,73,77,18

Schuth, William 21

Scrabeck, Arlyn 33

Sebo, Sheryl 27,72,85,92

Sens, Carmene 33

Sereno, Marnae 18,72,77,77,80,82, 92

Setterman, Diane 33

Severson, Dianne 85

Seyba, Robert 27

Shaw, Miriam 33

Sheehan, Howard 21

Sheets, Jenifer 33,91

Sheimo, Michael 33

Sheldon, Lynn 18,38,66,68,72,73, 77.85.92

Shely, Vauelle 79

Sherman, Patricia 24,85,92

Shiel, Virginia 18

Shimizu, Marjorie 18,24

Shrake, Mark 81

Siebenaler, Margaret 33,87

Sillman, Fred 27,79

Simon, John 33

Simon, Leo 27,101

Simon, Sharon 24

Simon, Yvonne 18,70,72,75,77,79, 80

Skattum, Roger 38

Skemp, Archie 93

Skemp,George 106

Skibbe, Dorothy 24,72,76,86

Smelser, Kenneth 18

Smith, Thomas 33,35,64,66

Soffa, Jane 33,72,85,92

Solberg, Sandra 18,72,76,86

Sonnenburg, Rodney 93

Sorensen, Carl 33

Sovereign, James 21

Speltz, Carolyn 33

Spinier, Maurea 18

Spehar, Antoinette 18,43

Squires, Joan 27,72,85.92

Stangland, Sandra 33,72

^apf, Delos 18

Starling, Dolores 33

^tart, Thelma 24

Staudacher, Gary 33

Steege, Ann 24,70,82

Steege, Joan 27

Stegmaier, Betty 24,72,85,92

Stellpflug, Kenneth 18

Stelzig, Samuel 18,78,83

Stendall, Betty 24,80

Stendall, Thomas 24,74,78

Stenehjem, Erik 33

Stephan, John 70

Sterbentz, Roger 18,72,82

Stever, Carole 19,72,85,86,92

Stever, Kent 19

Stigen, David 24

Stinson, Karen 33

Stocker, Glenn 19,70

Stocker, Mary 33,70,77

Stoll, Leonard 33

Stolley, Ronald 27,82

Stolp, Sharon 19,66,72,76,92

Stone, Robert 106

Storhoff, Margaret 27,76

Stork, Kathryn 24,53,72,85,90,92

Strand, Leof 33

Strand, Marian 19

Strande, James 24

Strehlow, Rosella 24,76

Stremcha, Mary 24,75,81

Strode, Walter 34

Strusz, Harry 34

Stuber, John 27,78

Stueve, Lowell 71,76

Styba, John 34

Sucheme, Michael 24

Suchomel, Michael 78

Swagger, Garry 34

Tabor, Peter 19,80

Taubert, James 19,67,86

Teeter, Larry 34

Tentis, Charles 34

Tentis, Judith 34

Thaldorf, Lorene 19,72

Theis, Marilyn 24,79,83

Theismann, Thomas 93

Thilmany, John 34

Thompson, Alice 34

Thompson, Douglas 27,71

Thompson, Judith 34

Thompson, Larry D. 64,67

Thompson, Nancy 19,71,72,83,86

Thoresen, Genece 27

Ties, Kathleen 34

Timm, Joan 34,68,76

Timmers, Patricia 24,72,83

Tobias, Ronald 19

Torgerson, Diane 34,76

Torvick, Ellen 19,72,76

Torvick, Kathryn 34,72,76

Tridle, Joe 21,76,78,83

Trok, Ronald 24,74

Trubl, Penelope 34

Turner, Donald 64,65,70,75

Turner, Kathryn 27,68,70

Turner, Nancy 34,68,70,72,77

Tyler, Sharon 34,82,87

Unnasch, Roger 27

Urness, John 68,69,70,87

Usgaard, Davis 34,93

Vagts, Dale 27,79,93

Vail, David 70

Valentine, Janet 19,67,72,77

Van Alstine, Linda 91

Van Auken, Karen 27,72

Vanderau, Joan 34

Vanderau, Nadine 27,72

Vargas, Fernando 81

Verchota, Mary 34,77

Vinar, James 19,71,84,97

Viventi, Beverly 20,75,76,82

Vogland, Meredith 34

Vorwald. Richard 34,93

Vose, Rory 20

Vosmek, Georgia 21

Voth, Karen 20,66,67,72,85,92

Waalkens, Peter 20,38,72,75,77,78

Wagner, Anne 34,91

Wagner, Faye 34

Wagner, Michael 34,77,99

Wahl, Roger 24,72,96

Walczak, Sandra 20

Walker, John 20

Walker, Terrance 34

Walski, Henry 93

Walter, Richard 34,66

Walters, Elizabeth 34,72

Walters, Thomas 21

Wandrei, Karen 27,86

Wansor, Gerald 34

Wantocb, Mary 34

Wartenberg, Diane 34

Wassing, Janet 34,92

Watanabe, Joann 20

Waterman, George 27,66,84,93

Waugh, Phyllis 27,70,75

Wayne, Donna 34

Weatherly, Robert 34

Webber, Earl 34

Wedemeier, Jerry 93,94,103

Wedul, Doloris 21

Wehrenberg, Sandra 34,70

Weichert, Mary 27,70,72,77

Weimerskirch, James 34

Weinmann, Donald 20

Weisbrod, Charles 20,84,97,104

Welch, Marian 34

Wellck, Nancy 34,92

Welti, Philip 34

Wendlandt, David 34

Wenger, Carol 27,83,85,92

Wescott, Jay 34,96,100

Wharton, Mildred 70

Whempner, Janet 21

Whempner, Judith 21

Whetstone, Kay 20

White, Barry 83,93

White, Martha 34,72,73,76

Whiteis, Lowell 20,71,80

Wiczek, James 34

Wieczorek, James 93

Wilbur, Cleon 34

Wilbur, Curtis 24

Wilder, Karen 34,76

Wilharm, Jerry 83

Willford, Wayne 20,68

William, Fulton 27

Williams, Harold 20

Williams, Jim 20

Williams, Thelma 34

Williams, Richard 34,93

Williams, Wilfred 20

Willis, Larry 21,65,67,72,84,101

Wilsey, Judy 66

Wilsey, Roy 78

Wilshusen, Kay 34

Wilson, Darlene 24,51

Wilson, Mary Sue 34

Winter, Dale 34,99

Witt, Howard 24

Witt, Mary 34,92

Wolfram, Alfred 24,79,80,101

Wollin, Kathryn 34,70

Wondrasch, LeEtta 21

Wondrasch, Loren 34,81

Wood, Robert 21,35,68,69

Woodard, John 34

Woxland, Daniel 27,70

Wozney, Judith 21,72,77,78,86

Wussow, Roland 34

Yellott, Nancy 34,68

Yeltzer, Patricia 34,77

Young, Robert E. 21,67,73

Young, Robert J. 21

Zane, Charles 24,84,93,104

Zellmer, Bruce 24,84,93

Zenker, William 21,46,79,80

Zimmer, John21,66,71,79

Zimmer, Susan 34,85

Zitnak, Thomas 69,70

Zoelle, Frank 21

Zomok, Rose 21

Zuch, Harold 34

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DALE’S STANDARD SERVICE

TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES

MOTOR TUNE-UP CARBURETOR WORK

WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCING Corner 4th & Johnson Phone 9865

TOWING & AAA SERVICE

Furniture Appliances Floor Coverings

WINONA FURNITURE COMPANY

Our Greatest Asset Your Good Will

166 Main Winona, Minn.

Phone 3145

We deliver anywhere.

WILLIAMS HOTEL ANNEX

Teton Room and Captain’s Quarters

Ray Meyer, Inn Keeper

ED BUCK’S CAMERA SHOP

Winona's Complete Photographic Shop

One Day Photofinishing

Complete Stock of Tape Recorders

159 Main

DORN’S I.G.A. STORE

Meats

Groceries Vegetables

We give Gold Chips. 500 Huff

St.

Compliments of THE WARNER & SWASEY CO. BADGER DIVISION

Street

Winona, Minn.,

Winona, Minn.

HOPTO DIGGERS 1124 W. Fifth

Phone 8-1563

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 WESTGATE BOWL FRANK O’LAUGHLIN Open Daily from 10 A.M. PLUMBING AND HEATING 207 E. Third St. Winona, Minn. WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER Phone 3703 Compliments of RUTH’S RESTAURANT BILL’S BARBER SHOP Good Food Is Our Business Open 24 Hours a Day Except Mondays 368 Johnson St. Phone 7104 126 East 3rd St. Phone 9955 LOCAL BUS TRANSPORTATION ST. CLAIR’S CLOTHING STORE AND CHARTER SERVICE WINONA TRANSIT CO. Clothing for Men and Boys YOUR CITY BUS LINE Winona, Minnesota Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Winona 177 Center

Compliments WINONA TV SIGNAL CO. 120 East Third Street “TV SIGNAL’’ GIVES YOU THE MOST AND BEST TV VIEWING IN THE WORLD Meet Your Friends at HAL-ROD LANES 403 West Third Men's, Women’s and Boys’ Clothing Corner of 4th and Center Winona 69 E. 4th Congratulations from RICHARD ALF AND EDSTROM STUDIO KELLY FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings 218 Main St. Phone 2936 ARENZ WINONA’S LARGEST SHOE STORE Shoes for the entire family MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. 109 E. 3rd St. Winona Brentshire fashions for women Brent fashions for men Compliments of THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL of WINONA ^'WINONA^S LARGEST BANK'' Your Local, Independent "Full Service" Bonk Member of Federal Deposit Insuronce Corp. BANK

COMPLIMENTS OF BAY STATE MILLING CO. Manufacturers of Enriched Wingold Flour Eat at the STEAK SHOP 125 Main The Tops in Dry Cleaning HADDAD'S 3 Hour Cleaning (on Request) In By 10 A.M. Out By 5 P.M, C. PAUL VENABLES' PONTIAC no Main Ph. 7665 Winona CLASS RINGS DIAMOND RINGS ALLYN S. MORGAN, JEWELER 70 West Third Street UNCLE CARL’S OAKS Charcoal Broiled Steaks. Louis Schuth Orchestra every Sat. Nite. Compliments of THE SUNBEAM BAKERY 101 East Third Street QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SAVE Johnson at Second Winona, Minn. Winona 2396

This, then, is the 1963 WENONAH, filled with those things that we feel have made this a memorabie year for all who participated init.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the editors of the 1963 WENONAH, wish to express our sincere thanks to all those who assisted us throughout the year. Special thanks go to Dr. Stenerson, our adviser, and Mr. Fred Bjork, our American Yearbook representative.

Shirley Ott Annett Price