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Dr. Nels Minne and Mrs. Minne receive a remembrance gift from the community presented at the recognition dinner January 9, by Professor Raymond Houtz.
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Dedicat ion ToDr. Nels Minne, retiring president of Winona State College,
guided by his foresight, experience and untmng effort. We gratefully acknowledge the long painstaking service
we proudly d~dicote this book. In his twenty-two years of devoted service, Dr. Minne
of Dr. Minne in fostering the central purpose of the college,
witnessed the expansion of the college from on enrollment
the purpose which he himself hos defined as "giving the
of five or six hundred to more than three thousand students.
individual student the opportunity to be educated in such a
The campus, extremely small when he took the helm in
way as to maximize his potential for himself and for society."
1944, hos grown to more than seventeen acres, covered by new buildings, equipped with modern facilities, a multiple growth by no means automatic or inevitable but aided and
Our sincere thanks for his lasting and valuable contribution to the co llege and community.
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CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE •••••• 4 ACADEMICS ••••••• 74 COMPETITION ••••• 108 ORGANIZATIONS ••• 132 STUDENTS •••••••• 160
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Student Life The kaleidoscope of the college-
Bright moments remembered. The shades of
enjoyment colored
in the minds of the students.
The brillant hues of festivity varying from day to dayEver changing Yet
Unchanging and highlighted.
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The lv im Group .•• FRONT ROW, Shoron Bundy, Sheelah Moyzek, Lynda Reu5ch, Jane Kahl; SECOND ROW, Jeanne Nadreou, Claudio Halstead, Pot M ehling, Gloria Kuhlmann. Bonnie Wos, Undo Hogstad 1
THIRD ROW, Dusty Bertel, lorry Searight, Bruce Corner, Joe Adams, Richard Dublin; FOURTH ROW, leader Sue Ivins, Allon Swanson, Bill Bonow, Gory Elwood, Richard McCarthy, leader Ouone Mu rray
THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT ... Dick C hilders and Sue Frisch, orientation
leaders, give advice to Duane Murray, Ginny
O'Neill, Jacqueline Spence and Kenneth Lanik.
MEET YOUR LEADERS! ... The team leaders are introdu ced to the freshman student body during Orie ntati on Week.
Hayes and Evans . • . FRON T ROW, Son10 Saari, Goyte H1mhe, Pot Tolmie, Cathy Bruggeman, Betty Haeuser, Connie Menden, Pot Schm111, Joan Schwanbeck, leader Joyce Evans; SECOND ROW, Mory Nogle, Il ene Erdmann, Kris Olson, Susan Wayne, Sheri Berg, Kris Olstad, Art F11her, Craig Bergev1m,
leader Fronk Hayes; TH IRD ROW, lorry Brazelton, Jim Trotman, Bruce Vonderahe, Terry Skaar, Steve Smith, David Donckwon, Pe te Cole, David Knight, Bob Eck les
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led by Oovies, Thoma FRONT ROW, Cynthia Adams, Mory Lynn Speltz, Lynne Arnett, Marilyn W1ech, Sue W1ll1oms, Melinda Althoff. Kothy Moe; SECOND ROW, Vonero Domagala, Kathy Servo•s, Ko1hy Schm11,
Pol lurner, Phil Hoilond, Dole Allen, leader Marilyn Thoma, fHIRD ROW, Doug Standke, Rteh Lontz,
Steve Pinmon, Gerold lngemon, lam Burke, leader Bud Davies
Winona State Welcomes Thousand New Students Lindeman and knieb el . •. FRONT ROW, leader Neal Lindeman, leader Sue Kniebel, Joan Crapps, JoAnn Chubik, Shelby Magnuson, Cheryl Hanson, Avis Loven; SECOND ROW, S1e..,e Schnorr, Barb Bloemke, Rosemary Marz, M argaret Mullen, Lindo Serfin; THIRD ROW, Weston Belz, Dick Nosh, Jomei
McOonnough, M ary Kuchenmeister, Sheila Brennon, Jenny W1U1ams; FOURTH ROW, Denny i:loemer, Shone McNory, Dick Lorbiecki, Ron Lorson, Tom Bernotz, Jim Bock.us
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NEXT ON THE PROGRAM At the style show during Orientation Wee k, John H ennessy, Sue Zimmerman and Charles Sklader, model fas hions from local department stores.
Fifield and Bidro ... FIRST ROW· Sue Sundry, Dione Gray, Susie Colemon. Mory Steiskal. Alice Whingelby, Charlene KNn. Sandy l anders. Borb Berg, SECOND ROW - Jeanne Heller, Barbaro Leo. Roben Nelson,
Jomes Roe. lorry Chesney, Neal Gordner, Gordon fisher, Sondra B·dro, Rolph f1f1eld THIRD ROW· Bruce Homs, Mike Rose, Tom Schnorr. Sieve Meyer, Rober1 Remus, Cl1hon K1os. Dole Shlppy
Henry and Knopp . • . FIRST ROW leader Groce Henry, Denn•s Brom, Wilham Nevin, Michael Boyles, Koren Woller, Sue Schreck, Julie Senen, Beat rice Bouer, Judy Reuter, Sue Polus. SECOND ROW Thomas Mc Key, Robert Martens, Lourence Bouer, Chorlu Hohhe. Bruce Oenmson, Richard Sorom, Drew R1c-ks, leonn Ferzek, Poul Andrus , THIRD ROW: leader Rick Knopp, Rog leQueo. Jomes Eshelman. Roy Berger. John Blohno
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TALENTED FRESH MEN The audience applaud s a s the performers return to make the ir final bows at the freshmen show.
Ron's Runnen . . . FRONT ROW, Becky Johnson, Sherry Esser, Barbaro Blue, Mory Guen1her, Linez B•sek, Donna Betcher, Jeonin• Schutz, Sondy Wagner, SECOND R.OW, Glen Busitzky, Cindy Kriewoll, Morie Norton, Cheryl HellH k, Reb•cco Boch, Cathy O'Laughlin, Kathy Loshek, Pot Anderson, leoder
Sue'• Happy Team ••• FRONT ROW, leader Sue Rudeen, Gretchen Goede, Kathie Kone, Lindo Vin1e, Teena Voros, Koren Ordolen ; SECOND ROW, leader Charles Sk.lader, Shirley Wochnick., Kr1s Bouman, Kris Wertz, Roe Ann Aker, Lindo Blakely, Jeri Madsen; THIRD ROW, Nelson Smith, Steve Waltzer, Lorry
Joan Wierzba; THIRD ROW, John Joszewski, John Ehlen, Michael Oeh1en. James Gunderson, George Kozik.a, Alvin Hein, Barry Rasmussen, Tim Ratha, leader Ron Luloff
Virnig, Steve Peterson, Richard Ahrens, Ken Putnam; FOURTH ROW, Mork Wilke, Jim Kindseth, Perer Sandberg, Michael McAnolly, lorry Thorson
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luth' s Group • FRONT ROW, Georgia M olotke, Sue Boni. Jeon Miller, Dione Nelson, Sondy Snell, Dione Siems, Peggy Honsol'\, Judy Peroutka; SECOND ROW, Dionne Sweazey, Shirley Cook. Trudy Andenon, Wondo Oergum, Barb Knopp, Louro SchonmuUer, Sve Jackson, M ichael Ryon; THIRD ROW.
Les Gronsee, M ichael Mikrut, M ork Roos, Buron Pemne, Gory Oelkers, Mochoel Horris, David Gernes , William Kroschel, Gory Kotlorz, Neil K1e1Sen, Don Weyer, G ..n Parsons, Robert Jager, Jomes Z1egewe1d, leader Ruth Wisdorf
WOULD YOU BELIEVE? ... John Jeszwski stands on his soap box and proclaims the brilliance of the Polish people during the freshmen talent show.
The Spirit of Spence .•• FRONl ROW, Lynne
Brintnall, Marilyn Feuling, Mory Gton1, Virginia Price, Jolynn longer; SECOND ROW, Undo Nel son, June Hever, Cindi Nelson, Julie Stork, Lindo laurel; THIRD ROW, Ann Geppert, Mory Griffith, Donna Holmen, lono Allen. Dionne Hanson; FOURTH ROW, leader Jocquie Spence, William Niemcqyk, Greg Lemke, Poul Hegland, Gerry PetefSon, leader Rick Stried
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CHEESE! . . . Carol H alvorson sm iles anxiously as Pete Con nors ex pe rtly takes her pict ure for her p hoto l.D.
Freshmen Prove to be
Photogenic The James G a ng . . . FRONT ROW, Elizabeth Peterson, Theresa Thiede, Sheryl King, Koren Londsverk, Morgoret Lehnortz, Undo Piehn, Sandy Bacon, leader Cherre Grove; SECOND ROW, Bruce Rawlings, Michael Benson, Jerry Kromer, Robert Skollerup, Richard Losinski, Pattie Browne, Mory Nygaard; THIRD
ROW, Lorry Anderson, Robert Buechner, Phil Wintheiser, Robert Sutherland, Pol Horn; FOURTH ROW, Rick Boem, Arlyn Poh lman, Mory Rokoukos , leader Jomes Kosten.
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Sarah'1 Entrift ••• FRONT ROW, Cheryl Anig, Kothy Bernotr., Dole Kreuger Lndo Boyum, Dione Witzel, Noncy Newman, Pot Jones, Lindo lundqutst; SECOND ROW, Henry Li tschke, William Krusd,el,Jone Top ping, M argie Benson, Sue Plinski, Teresa Mollenhauer, Therese Zurek , Vern Syverson, le ader Sarah
Seufert; TH IRD ROW, Paul O'Brien, Rober1 McDougall, Morris Mattson, Phil Johnson, Wayne Wen, Thomos Stoffel, Guenther Sagon, Sieve Stybo
YOUR NAME IS? Sprenger
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Frosh Tested for Fitness
The Tonya Teom ••. FRONT ROW, Cheryi Grove, Sue Schus1er, Bonme Dell, Joan Re-u1er, leader Tonya Hildebrandt, leader Lou Molander SECOND ROW, Carole Kohner, Alice Green, Craig Thornton, John Grindland, Jomes Dubsky; THIRD ROW, Sue Wetzel, Jerry Engleson, Leland Peterson, Therold Johnson, Donald Zimmerman. Rober1 Brand; FOURTH ROW Steve Srntth, Bruce Fleslond, Jerry Heinle, Stan Scofield
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Maimbre1se and Team •• , FRONT ROW, &orb Borth, Mory Jo Hoffmann, Barb God1ent, Jon JohMon; SECOND ROW, Mory Cottengim. Mory Korder, Mory Jo Palasik,
Kathy Putzier, leader Pot Bisel; THIRD ROW, Steve Nolan, Jon Ehlers, Coral Sdme1der, Mory Stork, Bonnie Opfee, Marsha l+ndquill, Juhe Rober1', leoder Robert Meimbreue ; FOURTH ROW, Douglas Johnson. Roger Persons, Terry Lierman, David Yeodke; FIFTH ROW, Alen Lehrke, Leroy Humb~. Tom Foley, Ken Kunzer, David Arnoldty, Ed Krage
HOW MUCH LONGER? Orientation
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Upperclassmen Show the Way Fi1hbou9her"'t Favorites •• , FRONT ROW, Barb Steene, Koren Conkers, Judy Bobbit!, Charlene Beckman, Patricio Ferden, Mory Smith, Sue Trodem; SECOND ROW, Duane Polansky, Tom Yentsch, Howard Bicker,
Ken Mogren, Kot hie John, leoder Thomas F1st-lbougher, leader Goyle Christoffersen; THIRD ROW, David Jonsen, Dennis loerch, Jim Unn, M1choel Klomp, Mork loerch
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ENERGETIC SINGING . .. By the efforts of the team leaders, the freshmen and transfer students often defended their team 's pride by participating in competitive singing.
!>onna' s Darlings ••. FRONT ROW, Sandy Junek, Dione Ketchum, Lindo Sens, Elizobi1h White, Borboro Winkel, Margie Spence, Ellen Albrecht, Janet Sherwood; SECOND ROW, Jomes Bognlewski, Craig Holmatrom, Jome1 Draper, Michael Kimm, Garv Peterson, Jerry lngvolaon, Nancy Von Thommo, Rito
McCauley, leader Donna OeGise; THIRD ROW, Steve Mount, Steve Kilian, Sieve 0 . Johnson, Howard lvelond, Jomes Cornick, William Mille r, Do le Campeou, leode r Wayne Gergen.
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Where's Our Leader? FRONT ROW, Phil luhrnonn, Dennis Poulson, John Betchwo1s, Michael Busch, Dov1d Walch; SECOND ROW Borboro Schifsky, Alice Schwortthuff, Judy Menning. Joanne Nipp, Ard1e Taylor, Virginia Johnson, Pernillo Swon, Nancy
Motz, Vikki Johnson, Thomas Combs. Nancy Wehrenberg, Sharon Groner, Terry Vogt
Helen's Prlte1 . . . FRONT ROW, leader Thomas Oswald, Carol Hittmer, Gretchen Guenther, Ka thleen Skeels, Joy Albrecht, Lynne Rodman; SECOND ROW, R. C. Linden, Nancy Henrikson, Merrilee Perry,
Kathy Dunnum, Vivion Patten, leader He ~n Gorman; THIRD ROW, Horry Marso, Gory Schmitt, Mic
Heimer, Keith Orozkowski, Richard Pietsch, Duane Nelson, Dennis Welsch, William McCarthy.
ARE THEY DEMONSTRATING? . . . No, it' s just the freshmen stand ing in another line. Th is ti me they're waiting to be assigned a team.
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Cook's Voyageurs ..• FRONT ROW, Mory Graner, Borbora Wolfe, Betry Eglinton, Undo Krismer, Barbaro Ganley, Mory Ann Schultz., Roxanne Hoglund, Susan McCroe; SECOND ROW, Curtis Bvrgdorf, Gvy Fido, Don Preble, Rick Ruehmonn, Fronk Kuhlmann, Garry Nordhorn, Jonet Ruppe l, Ruth Heine, leader Kathy
Bettcher; THIRD ROW, John Hufner, Dona ld Solberg, Lowell Tre hus, Mo rk Thorson, Jomes Eidem, David Bauer, Morris Hanson, leader lho mos Cook.
. _.,,.,..... Beks.e l's Team ... FRONT ROW, Judy Behr, Kath y Barrett, Nan cy Bobbin, Barbaro Broecker, Roiemory Shi ppy, Susan Gludt, Donna Kuhlmann, Connie Manzow; SECOND ROW, Ann BoytJ m, Terry Fotlmonn, Thomas Ea rle y, JomH LoBore, Ronald Blakstad, Gary Kiehne, Michael Hildebrand, Dona ld Roso o en,
lead er Bob Bekse l, leader Dione Bofringer; TH IRD ROW, Steve Henn ing, Rolland Grunz, Don Dahle, Nea l Sten lu nd.
NEXT WE SHALL SEE .. . Leader An n Thatcher , standing i n the background, g ives a tour of the campus to her Orie ntation Team.
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IT DOESN'T HURT, MUCH .. . Mrs. Ruby Clark, R.N., helps Dr. Heise give the incoming freshmen Mantoux test during Freshman Orientation Week.
Where's Our Leader? . . . FRONT ROW, Lindo Buswell, Nancy Johnson, Dionne Duellman, Adeline
Claeys, Mory Boelter, Dionne Conrod; SECOND ROW, Thomas Beemon, Robert Routhe, Michael Skjod,
Bonnie Spande, Sue Critchfield, M ichoel Simons; THIRD ROW, Brvce A. Johnson, James Kiekbusch, Michoel Sturm, Jon Schoonmoker, Steven Rein, Neil Grummons, Kenneth Wohlers.
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19th NERVOUS BREAKDOWN . . . Freshman ore enterta ined by t he " Lost Souls" during talent show. UUUMMPH . . .. . Susa n Wi lli ams stretches to ma ke a basket.
Frosh Swing
WILL THE REAL MAID MARIAN PLEASE SHOOT? . .. Che ryl Miller, rig ht, sh ows archery classmates how to hit the bu ll's eye.
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Pompoloni, John Rost, Ann Dahl ; THI RD ROW, leader Roger Wistrcill, le ader Susie Zimmerman, Tom Ingran, Mike finnegon, Lyle Mock, Lindo Ander.son, M aureen Quinn
Pat's Proteges. .. . FRONl ROW, Sheila M eehan, Joyce Boll man, Und o Knippenberg, Sharon Helgemoe, Lynne Kittle, Ma rgie Rinjwelski, Susan loCourse , Maureen Riches; SECOND RO W, 1eodcr Po t Wiemer.siege,
leader John Hennessy, Daryl Zimme r, lim Fox, Keith Wii son, Pot Moloney, Eugene Bensen, Vincent Arnold, Diann Bastin; THIRD ROW, Bob Rotigon, Terry Eikomp, Gory Longe, Richard Kohn.
INFORMATION PLEASE ... Freshman gi rls pick up information a bout Delta Zeta Soro rity from Carol Blank at the DZ booth on Club Night. Fro m left, Susan La Cou rse, Conn ie Menden, Jean Peterson, Donna Black, and G retchen Goede.
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Sa ndy's the Lead er •.• FRONT ROW, Sh erry Hansen, Connie Van Gundy, Marilyn OeForth, Cothy M oyer, Gail Albee ; SECON D ROW, Tom M urray, Carolyn Brodford, Carol Arndt, Nancy M onnen s, Kriuie Fonslow, Carol Johnson, Angelo Boettcher; TH IRD ROW, Ga rlyn Bergd ofe, Bob Gonser, Bob Ericbon, Lorry Funk,
Linus Stern, leader Sondy Sch ley; FOURTH ROW, Dano Bobbitt, Rick Erdman, Harold Lietzo, Bruce Blixt, David Pinke , M ork Cox.
Loren's Team . .. FRONT ROW, Glenn Miller, Con Arn old, Judy Sa uer, Cheri Jochims, Jackie Delong, Kathy Schmitz.; SECOND ROW, Lorry Tv!ew ohl, Allen Jackson, Les Johnson, John l oTovrelle, Jerold Breyer, Charles Willett, lead er Loren Gallagher.
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Su e Thorson ond Teom ••. FRONT ROW, Co1hy Pellows ki, Borb White, Pot Swartout, Jeon Kremer, Jeon Ann Peterwn, M ory Judd, Kathy Ochs, Donna Black; SECOND ROW, Gory Burgqu ist, Kothy Stemmer, Lindo Oelbow, Joyc-e W inkel, Donna Whetstone, Jeon An Peterson; TH IRO ROW, Bruce ASTern, Doug
Billison, Dennis Runke, Woyne Wolesky, leode r Sue Thorson, leoder Dick Thurow, Dennis Bro se, l orry Brody, Je ff Ro:iomussen.
RUSH! RUSH! RUSH! .. . Wayne Gergen and Donna De Gise tell their team the sch ed ule for orientation week.
Blanchard's Team .. , FRO NT ROW, Sue Grohom, Lindsay Putm an, Judie Davis, Helen Rafferty, Koren Sontlemon, Lindo Hermanson, Virginia Wolfe; SECOND ROW, leader Judy Bai ley, Poul Skottum, Ron
St rub, leader Dennis Blanchard, Scot1 Sprongeo, Leon Poliochik, Arlyn Wendla ndt, Terry Schr oder, Kenneth Weinzierl, Darrell C1emmensen, Gory Lee.
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leader Kirk Horswill; THIRD ROW, Dole Walker, Ken Slezak, Ed Joe-sting, Steve Z1mmerhokl, Bruce Hoseck, Lorry Nuszloch, Bill Shafer, Keith Ferenc.
MORE LINES! . . . Robert Grim shows Kay H erron where to sig n her name on her name tag. She also received her beanie.
Silvers Group , , • FRONT ROW, leader Judy Malmi n, Li ndo Jacobson, Sharon Greens1ode, M orilyn Fishbouger, Joyce A lb recht, Sue Comstock; SECOND ROW, Ko y Marquardt, M or901 Johnson, JoAnn
Ostrem, Jill Witt, Shirley Gudmundson, Peg Peterson; THIRD ROW, Steve Boo rd, Charles Clausen, Greg Hauschildt, lea der Bill Silvers, Gory Lee; FOURTH ROW, lorry Schmidt, Lorry Underkoffler, Ron Souter,
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O'N eil's Tea m ••. FRONT ROW, Morcio Fredrickson, Joon Benson, Sue Koris, Koy Eiken, Judith Thompson, Sendro Shimo, Barbaro Husbyn, Genelle M eland; SECOND ROW, leader Virginia O'Neil, Timothy Nicholson, Robin Uristo, Phylhs Hengel, Lynda Murray, Lindo Leslie, Christin Lindquist; THIRD ROW, leader
David Kova l, Georg e Pohde , Jeffrey Feotheutone, Terrence Wobig, J. lorry Erpelding, Stanley Denn, Rolp h Nordstrom, Go ry Eddy.
No Slackers • . • FRON1' ROW, Becky Laumeyer, Jenny Pau kner, Janel lsse ndorf, Coll een Ha nscom, Bobbie W u:st, Chorlo1te Tripp; SECOND RO W, leader Mo ry Koy Mod ie ski, Theresa Heidemann, Cheryl LiUeboe, Jea n Goutcher, Susan Giger, Ba rbaro Quinn, leader Rori Slack; THIRD ROW, Michael Greenless,
Mi choel Curran, Thom os Gorman, Go r y Connolly, Deo n Wilde, Norma n Mill er; FO URTH ROW, John Lair, Mi cli oel Super, Willia m Hall, Gene Voighf , Willi om Nogosek, Michael Sro loch.
ONE, TWO, THREE Sue W illia ms sets her goal for a top sco re in sit-u ps in the physica l fitness test.
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Porvazni lc, Meistad •.. FIRST ROW: leader Poul Porvoznik, Gloria Tonskemper, Dionne Hinno, Judy Kingsbury, Susan Donovan, SECOND ROW: Butch Poulson, Richord Wogner, Sondra Pr1rchord, Jo le11ner, l ovAnne Holzer; TH IRD ROW: Dovid Groner, Dove Hefte, Annette Nyseth, Porn Schniepp, Pot Willson,
Jomes Boker; FOURTH ROW: Doug Hubbord, M ike Cornelius, John Fox, Bruce Johnson; FIFTH ROW: Richord Groff, James Hokes, Mork Hofmeister, leader Koren Meistod.
BOOKISH BRIEFING . . . Fre sh men become ac quainted w ith the libra ry and the services it provides to a ll students.
LaCourse, Williams . . . FIR ST ROW: Und o Hemming, Dione Heim, Lindo Carlon, Cathy Beebe, Betty Sawyer, Chris John son; SECO ND ROW: Alon Steiber, Gory Ashbacher, Don Leon, Steve Thrune, Leoder
Ann Williams; TH IRD ROW: Dennis Iverson, Denis Kotlorz, M ichael Kowalsky, John Hall, M ichael Cichonowski, leader Warren Lacourse
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SCHOOL SPIRIT!! . . . Students cheer the football team on during the g~e.
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BEAUTY AND CHARM? . . . Sharon Te p ly, Donna M orkcuson a nd Bonn ie Feul ing d emo nstrate ch arm, b eauty a nd p oise for t he Sig Ta u Gamm a tale nt show.
SMI LE! . . . You're on C andid Ca m ero (it's in a ki ssi n g booth).
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SUN AND WATER ... Students relax from a hard day of classes at Lake Winona .
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We GET THOSE WATER SPOTS! ... The Alpha Xi Delta pledge class stages a car wash.
WE GIVE BLOOD ... John Saben and Tom Stover eat a lunch after donating blood to the Red Cross. Many Winona State students gave blood w hen the mobile unit came to the city.
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LOUNGING TIME! . . . Usually from 5 p.m. until 6 p.m. students relax, toke walks or just "hack a round."
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WHAT DID YOU GET STUCK WITH THIS QUARTER? ... That's
cuss class, dotes ond social events. Here Dione Fredrickson
the general question os students gather in the 'SMOG to dis-
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EUROPE ANYONE? ... Tozz Sumner relaxes a few m inutes while preparin g for his year in Norw ay. He's been ot Oslo Loererskole under the interinstitutionol program.
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FUZZIES GO WESTERN ... BACK ROW: Kathleen Kelley, Jacqu eline Lentsch, Sheil a Homola , Diane Bunge, Barbara Beeman, Barbara Abrahamson, Gayle Christofferson, Susan Ivins and Judy Ba iley dress up for skit to introduce the Alpha Xi homecoming queen candidate, Kathleen Schmitz.
ISN'T THAT PICTURE CROOKED? views homecoming
Philip Gernes posters.
Welcome Alums GET OUT THE PEACE PIPES . . . FIRST ROW: Kay Everson, Arlys Legler; SECOND ROW: Patricia Bisel, Tanya Hildebrandt, Ruth Peterson, Charlotte Behnken, Patricia Wiemerslage; TH IRD ROW: Barbaro Quest , Carole Roberts, Bonnita Feul ing, Susan Ive rs, Mar gar et Wengert, and Gr ace Henry, turn Indian for homecoming skit on behalf of De lta Zeta.
LET'S GET 'EM UP KIDS ... . . Student s put in long ho urs p ublic izi ng t hei r ca ndid ates.
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WHERE'S THE REST OF THE BODY? ... Doug las Rosen d ah l and frat brothers Da ni el An derson, Thomas Fishbaugher, G rego ry Stap les, Thomas Siegert,
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THE QUEEN'S COURT ... Homecoming Queen cand id ates are: Top to bottom, Kat hleen Kenney, Kathl een Schmitz, Jane Price, Susan Rudeen, Tanya H il debrand t, Sha ron Sobraske, Sara Seu fert, Sharon Drwall, Jo Ann Obuchi, Veronica Pellowski, Ann Thacher, (not pictured, Joyce Evans).
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IS IT REALLY ME? ... Susan Zimmerman b reath lessly receives the homecoming crown.
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SORRY ABOUT THAT PEOPLE ..... SNEA proudly tokes first in float compet ition.
WHERE'S THE FIRE? .... Phi Delta Rho fireman Lorry Colvert directs f iremen frot brothers during porode. Bringing up the reor is Robert Jackson; ot the wheel is Jomes Corso.
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PULLING ON TO SECOND ... Phi Sig rows to the second place trophy.
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ALPHA XI HONORS MRS. MINNE . . . . Suzanne Petersen serves punch to guest of honor, Mrs. Nels Minne, at homecoming alumni tea .
SHARE THE CAKE . . . Diane Erickson, Jill Einhorn and Judy Bailey serve refreshments at homecoming tea.
A LIVELY CLOSE . . . . . Young Americans entertain WSC students at close of big weekend.
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It Was an Entertaining, Busy, Wonderful Weekend JAZZ ANYONE? . . . Alums and students enjoyed performance by Preserva tion Holl musicians.
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FALL FEVER . . . Duane Luinstra gazes fondly at his date for the homecoming dance.
BETS ANYONE? . . . . Cooch Martin leads locker room disISN'T SHE SHARP . . . . Phi Sig's William Mc Nary, Scott
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Springer and Sanford Bettcher direct campaign for their candidate.
YEAH, WE'RE REALLY FINISHED . . . . Members of Gamma Delta, Donald Higgs and Joel Worra, Glen Peterson, Dawn Reisinger, Corrine Grover, Stephen Arnold, and friends smile proudly at the "fi nished product."
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"WHIP IT ON ' EM!" . . . Susie Rudeen leads cheer during Winona-Stout game.
TEAR GAS ANYONE . ... Enthusiastic students turn out to boost Homecoming in a "Big Way".
FINISHING TOUCHES, OR JUST STARTING .... Karen Bather and Steven Forster work hastily to get float finished.
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THIS DARN POP MACHINE . . . Gayle Hudok tries for another pepsi during smoker bre ak.
Dorm Life . • • Means Smokers, Lounging, and Hacking Around ....
COMFORT . . . Morie Rau cozily cu rls up in front of fire with a b ook.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON BALL . . . William Roth, foreground, enjoys a game of poo l in the union.
COFFEE BREAK . . . . Brewing a cup of "second Conway mud " is Joan Pretzel during a free moment.
STUDY ANYONE? . . . Marcia Stevens settles down to an evening of serious work.
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Winter Weekend WINNING SCULPTURE . . . Kappa Pi, Art Fraternity, puts the finishing touches on its ent ry for the snow sculpture contest.
SMILES FOR WINTER WEEKEND . . . Barbaro Reis, Queen Carol Weaver and Joanne Obuchi pose for a picture. It was a penny a vote in the queen election and spending was heavy.
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER . . . Sherry Hanson, John Elders, Mary MacMillan and Thomas Fox are enjoying the Christmas Dance.
SWEETHEART " 67" .. . Sigma Tau Gamma presented their new sweetheart, Sue Ivi ns, at their annual Christmas dance.
Sig Tau Sponsors Christmas Dance
COOL HUH? ... Bruce Whit e, Thomas Ford, Al Jensen and Lance Spiral greet the new sweetheart, Sue Ivins.
WHAT' S YOUR PLEASURE? . .. John Rudeen and Diane Ruprecht dish up the evening meal to hungry students.
Happiness Is
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CONCENTRATION AT PEAK .. . Rodger Jehlicka and fellow students study rocks for their Earth Science test.
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MAKING THE BEST OF IT ... The guys at this table seem to be
DISHPAN HANDS? . . . Steven Cordes, Donald Kropp, Roger
enjoying their food despite those rumors about the cooking.
Fischbach, Ron Gipp and Dave Mortensen take time out from their work to pose for the camera man.
Happiness Is . Studying at Library
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Z-Z-Z-Z!! ... Carol Blank seems to be st udying hard or is she catching up on some sleep between c lasses?
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ART BORING! NEVER! . .. A student finds art a fascinating subject to discuss when she is supposed to be studying it.
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REFILLS? .. . Jon Weiss and lance Sbirol go to the "bar" to hove Louis Konovoti fill their cups.
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SAME TIME, SAME PLACE ... Frank Hayes, Thomas Hoffman, Richa rd Knopp and J. 0 . Benso n enjoy a night out with the boys.
DEALER'S CHOICE . . . Bruce Closwoy deals the cards to Winona State cord sharks.
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KARATE ... A class of students learn the art of karate which involves con trol and concentration.
"LIFE" . . . In his first convocation speech, our new president, Dr. Dufresne, defined life as: spirit, fun, challenge, ideas, and thinking.
SHARP OR FLAT ... Jerry Johnson spends time explaining a piece of music to Oddvor Pederstod, exchange student from Oslo, Norway.
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OUTDOOR PLAY ... Sharon Sobraske supervises Phelps children during recess.
ANATOMY ... Anatomy students learn about the parts of a cat in the only right way, by dissecting one.
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PROPS FOR A PROJECT ... Patsy Fischbach, Diane Ruprecht, James Meyer, and Barbara Banicki display items from Chile for their project in Language Arts and Social Studies.
ROCK HOUNDS ... Students study rocks so they con poss the ir Earth Science test.
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CRACKING THE BOOKS . . . Sue Roff ond Don Becker study hard for the oncoming finals.
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HEARD THE LATEST . . . To pass the time waiting in the supper line, Marge Smith and Kathy Wolters exchange the latest jokes.
DON'T TELL ME ... it' s on the tip of my tongue . Gregg Gropel meets many people while checking numbers.
CLEAN AGAIN ... Sharon Sobraske and Janice Wiest polish the tables ofter the mea l.
WASTING TIME . . . Dick Childers passes time by reading a magazine while waiting for his date.
FOLK SONGS ... This year the history and music departments joined to present American folk songs. The programs were presented by William Schmid and Henry Hull. Mr. Hull discussed
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Louis Konovoti, Sue Frisch and Dick Childers ore spending
you may be at o meeting being held in the union. Rondy Sinke,
their evening at o student senate meeting.
YOUR BID ... Stan Donukos gets o happy grin as John Rohman points to the leader, and Dove Wistricill keeps score.
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CUT IT WIDE ... A steady hand and o correct angle help David Wistricill to pocket the boll as Mork Perez calmly awa its to toke his next shot.
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FRIDAY NIGHT - 7 :30? ... Cheryl Hanson and friends make plans before ending the evening.
An Evening Ends HAVEN'T YOU HEARD . . . there's a photographer on the loose. Stan Scofield and Pegi Mullen found out the hard way.
COUCH OVER-CROWDED? ... Someone should tell Joe Shafer & Mary Max the the girl is supposed to sit on the guy's lap.
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HAIL KING! ... Joan of Arc, ployed by Jeanne Morrison, kneels before the new-crowned king, ployed by John Perry.
SENT BY GOD ... Jeanne Morrison goes to her Lord, ployed by A l Pog liorello, to tell him she hos been sent by God to save her country.
PLEADING FOR FORGIVENESS . .. Al Pogliorello pleads to Lee Turner for forgiveness.
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DEATH SENTENCE ... Joan of Arc has just been condemned to death. Her executioner is played by Larry Shea.
PRAYER FOR STRENGTH . . . Joan of Arc, played by Jeanne Morrison, has just been given control of the armies of France .
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" The Beautiful People," directed by Jeanne Morrison, shows a day in the lives of the Webster family and their friend s. Living in their own little fanta sy world, the Websters do strange thi ng s, at least strange to the no rmal person.
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"WEE SLEEKIT TIMBROUS BEASTIE" ... The Websters an d thei r newly found friend Mr. Prim gaze at a mouse whic h Owen h as brought home from the tower of St. Ann 's Church.
JUST ONE WORD ... (opposite p a ge) Alla n H aynes and Kathleen Mocioch portrayed members o f the unique household in Saroyan's play.
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GOING MY WAY . .. (facing page ) Although many W.S.C. students use this method of getting home, our hobo is just a Worriorette performing in one of the half-time shows.
HEY GANG ... let's do a little cheering to support our team.
WHERE'S EVERYONE? ... Weekends find many students braving bod roods and uncertain weather to go home. Hence, reduced hustle and bustle around t he dorms. This is a view from the high- rise dorm.
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W.S.C.'s Campus Cover Girl for 1967 is Claudia Bishop. Our Cover Girl con test is a part of the annua l Upper Midwest Contest involving title-holders from Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakot a. Each contestant had her photograph in the Minneapolis Tribune. Competing wit h Claudia were Barbara Beeman, Bonnie Feuling, Sue Ivins, Sue Bremseth, and Pat Wiemerslage.
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EXCESS ENERGY? . . . Roger Randoll and Dione Tollefson find that o good way to release excess energy on the weekend is to attend o Smog dance.
PROVIDING THE BEAT . . . One of the local bonds, "The Rest", didn't do too much resting during the year.
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ALMOST DONE ... Mory Ann Collins checks on dinner. How much longer Mory Ann?
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LEARNING ANYTHING? ... One of the benefits of living in on apart ment is having a big soft choir to relax in. Ted, wouldn't it be easier reading with the book the other way?
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NEW HAT ... Janet Nelson tokes o few minutes from her reading to observe Cheryl Graue doing her nails and drying her hair.
ANY REQUESTS ... Bongos and o g uitar a lways make life interesting for o landlord l iving downstairs. Preparing to serenade their landlord ore Ted Roberton, Bill Kohler and Bud Davies.
Means HomeCooking? WHAT 'CHA BREW'N . . . Ted Roberton and Bud Davies go c reat ive in p repa ring supper.
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SPRING IS HERE .. . One can always tell spring i s here by the many games of touch football on campus.
WHAT LEGS ... Spring means getting out the old bermudas; it also means finding out who's in jail at the annual Sig Ta u Carnival.
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Spring Returns
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WORKMEN'S VIEW ... Our growing campus can clearly be
and Phelps in the background. The library is in the right dis-
seen from the new high-rise dorm. Here we see the Union,
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RIS ING HIGH . . . The new high-rise dorm ( 14 stories ) will house 400 students starting next fall.
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MARCHING ON ... The end of spring always finds graduation day. For many students, it means the end of one career and way of life, and the beginning of a new adventure.
and We Move Forward. WHAT'S BEYOND? . . . With the end of spring quarter, we leave our city located in the Mississippi Valley either to start a new life, or simply to return home for a summer. New dorms and other progressive advancements are always being made.
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The DuFresnes and the faculty socialize after a banquet given in honor of Dr. DuFresne and his inauguration as president of the college. Dr. Robert DuFresne became the new president of Winona State College January l, 1967. Prior to coming to Winona State, Dr. Dufresne was chai rman of the education and psychological division at Kearney State College, Kearney, Nebraska. A native Minnesotan, Dr. Dufresne g raduated from Bra inerd High School, Brainerd Junior College, received his Bachelor of Science degree and his Masters of Education degree from the University of Colorado . His doctorate degree was awarded him from the University of North Dakota. The students of Winona State College take this time to extend their heartiest welcome to Dr. Dufresne and his family.
PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS ... Dr. DuFresne confers with Student Senate members Randy Sinke, Alice Peterson, John Ross, and Louis Kanavati.
The Administrati.on What's on odministrotor? Well, first of oll, he's many people. He' s the academic dean, who, among a thousand other things, arranges a teacher and o classroom for that course you want. H e's (or she's) that registrar who keeps that registration line going, be it ever so slow, or so it seems. He's the man w ith an answer to your problem, of your making or ot herwise. H e's the mon who' ll give you a course of study beyond the bachelor's. H e's this and much more.
Dr. M . R. Raymond Academic Deon, Vice President
( Maurice Mariner Student Personnel
Mrs. Marguerita Ritman Deon of Women
Dr. Frank Van Alstine Director, Graduate Studies
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Lois Simons Registrar
G. E. Fishbaugher Director of Teacher Training
Mildred Bartsch Assistant Registrar
Donald Bilse Assistant Registrar
NAME PLEASE . .. Dr. Smith gives the paper s fo r registration.
John Kane Financial Aids-Student Union
Edward Jacobsen Head Librarian
LeRoy Stadler Personnel Services
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Jerry Witt
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Chemistry Deportment
Dr. Joseph Emanuel
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Science and Mathematics The Door to the Future An owokened notional interest ond rapid developments in
many facets of life with a science or mathematics background.
the fields of science and mathematics hove created new de-
The three programs offered at Winona State are the Bachelor
mands for trained personnel. Jop opportunities ore available in
of Arts, Pre-professional and the Teaching programs.
CHECK CAREFULLY . .. Dr. Houtz hel ps Alon Carlson with directions fo r on experi ment before he proceeds.
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Dr. James Opsahl Head of Biology Deportment
Rosal ie Burton Head of Nursing Deportment
Dr. Frederick Foss Head of Chemistry Deportment
Nursing: The Staff of Life Graduates of the nursing program ore prepared to give
hove the foundation for continued personal and professional
direct patient core in community health agencies and for ad-
development and for graduate study in nursing. Graduates
vancement, at a later dote, to positions requiring beginning ad-
will be eligible to write the professional nurse licensure exami-
ministrative skills such as head nursing. With their liberal pro-
nation.
fessional background, Winona State College graduates will
Evelyn Nappe
Dorothy Hagerty
Nursing Deportment
Nursing Deportment
Sandra Kottke
Dolores Schiller
Nursing Deportment
Nursing Deportment
Dr. Calvin Fremling
Johannes Bjornhaug
Dwight Anderson
Richard O'Rourke
Biology Deportment
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Science Experiments The Division of Science aims to provide for the needs of students in teacher preparation, general education, preprofessional areas, and for professional ca reers in science fields. Science is regarded both as an organized body of knowledg e and as a method of investigation developed through class and laboratory experiences. Attitudes of open-mindedness and scientific curiosity ore encouraged.
David Hamerski H ead of the Physics Department
Donald Fick Physics Departm ent
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Maurice McCauley Physics Department
Charles Gill Physics Department
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Dr. Rudolph l. Lokensgard Head of the Mathematics Department
Milton Underkoffler Mathematics
MATH MADE EASY ... Richard Anderson solves a problem on a calculator.
Mrs. Sandra Olson Mathematics
H. N . Johnson Mathematics
Harry McArdle Mathematics
Duane W . Wolfe Mathematics
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Physical Training The Division of Health and Physical Educat ion provides a variety of experiences in these two areas to enable students to develop and maintain physical, emotional, and social efficiency necessary to life in
Madeo Molinari Men's Physical Education
a democratic soc iety.
MORE RULES ... Mr. Keister gives Tom Ingram pointers on basketball.
Ronald Ekker Men's Physical Education
John Martin Men's Physical Education
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Joyce Locks Women's Physical Education
Marjorie Moravec Women's Physical Education
Joanne Sprenger Women's Physical Education
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Margaret Browning Health
Physical Education covers many fields. It branches into aquatic, rhythmic, individual spo r ts, and team sports.
Dwight Marston
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"I'll GET IT!" . . . Girls participate in an active game of volleyball.
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Dr. Daniel Hoyt Chairman of Social Science Division
"ACCORDING TO THE FACTS ON THE BOARD" . .. Mr. Hull explai ns t he depression to his American H istory class.
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Henry Hull
Raymond N . Thielen
Dr. Cathrine Grollman
Lawrence Suid
History
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Paul Koprowski Sociology
Mrs. Beatrice Heyen Sociology
Barry Stein
James Eddy
Political Science
Political Science
Political Science Sociology and History .... Building Citizenship Larry Connell Head of Sociology
Deportment SOCIAL STUDIES BRIEFING . . . Dr. Hoyt, right, and members of o briefing committee from the Department of State pause for o picture. This meeting was held for the area social studies instructors.
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ACCORDING TO THE MAP . . . . .Mr. Henry lectures on Europe to his World Regio na l Geography class.
Roderick Henry Head of Genera l Social Studies
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Norman Baron
Larry M inock
Geography
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Marvin Palecek Socio / Science
Brian Blakely History
Arthur Wilke Socio/ Studies
GROUP DISCUSSION .. . Mr. Thielen and students porticipate in o panel discussion.
Learning Through Traveling
Dr. Richard Hirtzel Political Science
James Stevenson Politico/ Science
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Developing Skills, Love for the Arts Among its objectives, the Division of Fine and Applied Arts inc ludes an enrichment of the general education program and the preparation of teachers in the fie lds of music, art and industrial arts. Many opportunities are given to the student for free expression which is vital to success in these fields. This division not only has a teaching preparation curriculum, but also offers students a major in the Bachelor of Arts program.
Dr. Harry R. Jackson Chairman of Division of Fine and Applied Arts
THOUGHT PROVOKING . . . . Kent Kulawske seems to be thinking quite deeply over his pointing.
QUESTION . . .. Dr. Capron answers a question in his driver education class.
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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT the
. Mr. McCluer and Mr. Schmid are about to begin rehearsal at Lindenwood College on
annual tour.
The Winona State music department is expanding rapidly in faculty, equipment (two new Japanese-made grand
pianos this year, for example) and
students.
Soon it will have its own building in conjunction with the theater arts. The department serves both the music major and others who wish to study music for their own satisfaction or to strengthen their use of music in the classroom. In addition to classroom for the music major there' s the concert
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Miss Agnes Bard
Walter Hinds
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Fred Heyer
Robert Hungerford
William Schmid
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Gerald Tobin Industrial Arts
N . Anthony Gullickson Industrial Arts Dr. Hugh Capron Head of Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts
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Stanley Jessop Industrial Arts PRECISION IS WHAT COUNTS . . . Dr. Jackson watches as student Jerry Wegman completes a mechanical drawing in his drafting class .
PONDERING .. . Dr. Capron seems to be doing some serious thinking as he demonstrates the use of appara tus to his class.
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Expression Via Art Along with the curriculum the stude nt in a rt is offered the opportunity for creative exp ression and the development of leisure time activities. The art program is open to those who wish to teach, preparing them in va r ious art exper iences, and to those who enter the Bachelor of Arts program, emphasizing the studio course.
James B. Wilson Art
FINISHING TOUCHES . . . . Ronald Butterfield odds a few more sweeps of point as Judy Inmon, Robert Kuhlman, and Kent Kulowske give their appeal.
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The Realm of Business Included in the division of business is business administration, business education ond econom ics. Business con open new horizons for interested students. Its moin objective is to give the student on opportdnity to develop on understanding of t he structure, operation ond function of our economic orgonizotion.
Intensive training is provided for careers in
business, secretaria l science, teaching and other related activities.
Dr. Warren Marley Chairman of Division of Business
SO FAR, ALL RIGHT .... Dr. Morley watches over Mory Lynn Pottrotz, O ruodo Gallion ond Sharon Groth os they work with their business machines.
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LET'S ADD THAT COLUMN AGAIN .... Mr. Zane assists one of his business machine
Mrs. Ruth Hopf Business Education
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From Pencils and Pens To Computers and Programming
The curriculum of business education prepares the student for a teaching career in secondary education. This is made possible by the various classes offered which also open the door to the business world for those who don't wish to teach.
Miss Gertrude Finch Head of Business Education Department
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Shirley Eiken Business
Ray Hibbs Business
Edmund Delahanty
Robert Fahey
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Advancement Through Business Dr. Joseph Foegen Business
STEADY RHYTHM ... Miss Finch assists and Pa tricio Honner with their typing.
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Dr. Harold Guthrie Chairman, Division of Language and Literature
Gerry Laffin English
STUDY, STUDY, STUDY!! . .. Freshmen work diligently in the library to finish their term papers.
Janet Judd Library Science
Leon King Library Science
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Ruth Mary Payne Library Science
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Dr. Douglas Stenerson Head of the English Deportment
Marion Davis Foreign Language
Joan Brown
Foreign Language
Dr. Augusta Nelson
ESTOY BIEN ...Jeanette Harmon, Jone Bowen, and Gretchen Kleis listen closely as they pursue
English
knowledge of foreign languages.
Adolph Bremer
Journalism
Dr. Margaret Boddy
Leonard Jett
English
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Ralph Behling
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Jacque Reidelberger
Charles Lane
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Dorothy Magnus Heod of the Speech Deportment
World Connections Through Speech
) Irving Wallace English
Wendell Nelson English
Richard Wilk English
Mrs. Sylvia Zastrow Speech
CONGRATULATIONS ... Dr. Judson watches as Worren Magnuson, contest judge, awards Dove Kovitz o speech trophy.
Richard Carrari English
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Teaching As A Rewarding Profession
Wayne Sanford Director of Student Teaching
A HARD DAY OF TEACHING . . . Sharon Sobroske, student teacher, watches he r cla ss on the playground.
Dr. George Grangaard Education and Psychological Se rvices
Miss Verlie Sather Education Supervisor
Mrs. Helen McGrath Education Supervisor
Wayne Kirk Education
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Dr. Leslie Kloempken Educotion
Dr. Melvin 0 . Wedul Educotion-S upervisor
The Enlightenment of Education
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Magda Talle Educotion
Marjorie Lossen Educotion
James Spear Audio-Visual
REGISTRATION BRINGS FRUSTRATION .. . Mr. Fishbaugher assis ts student with registration problems.
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objectives,
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responsibilities
of the school in a democratic social order; a proficiency in the art and science of teaching effectively and interestingly; and on ability to work effectively with
others in promoting
continual
improvement of the
schools.
Dr. Howard Munson Principal, Campus School
Cleo Reiter Kindergarten Supervisor
Mrs. Gloria Hippe Phelps Teacher
Esther C. Schmidt Primary Supervisor
LET ME HELP YOU ... Mrs. Hippe and Jone Koczrowski look over the student papers. Kathryn Dunlay Second Grode Supervisor
Laura Opal Foster Third Grode Supervisor
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James E. Sabin Sixth Grode Supervisor
Raymond J. Brooks Junior High School Supervisor
THE CORRECT WAY ... Mr- Long watches as Dan Scharmer demonstrates the tec hnique of filing wood.
Mrs. Lillian Spencer Supervisor, Grades 1,2,3
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Mrs. Lorraine Krenz Fourth Grode Supervisor
Vernon Almlie Fifth Grade Supervisor
Mrs. Judy Schlawin Junior High School Supervisor
Education: a Lifelong Process
Shirley Bucher Phelps Junior High
Gary Grob Phelps Physical Education
Carlis Anderson Phelps Music
Charlotte Santleman Phelps Junior High
Henry Long Phelps Industrial Arts
Rex Ingram Phelps Junior High
GRADUATE ASSISTANTS ... FROM LEFT, Robert Lietzou, Lorry Callahan, James Cole, Mrs. John Kone, Gory Ferden, Karen Smith and Peter Connor. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Asleson, Robert Bennett, Ronald Butterfield, William Christen, Mory Kerrigan, Robert Lorson, Keith Morehouse, Gordon Nesheim and Janet Brownhi ll.
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Charles Austad
Dr. Everett Eiken
William Hossick
Psychology
Psychology
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Psychological Advances The Division of Psychology gives the student a view of the how and why behind emotional fee lings and the development of maturity. Psychology shows the cause effect of the pupils actions. The st ud ent s progress should be modeled ofter thei r potentialities and abilities. Psychology brings out the importance of creativeness.
John W . Lewis
Gary Livermore
Psychology
Psychology
PROBLEMS GENTLEMEN? ... Dr. Christensen, chairman of the Division of Psychology, and A. L. Nelson confer with Dr. Minne about the Psycho logical Services Center. Dr. Christensen is its director and Mr. Nelson, Winona superintendent of schools, is the chairman of its board.
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Psychological Services Center: A Service to Southeastern Minnesota
Dr. G eorge Ch ristensen
Chairman of the Psychology Deportment and Psycholog ical Services Center
The Psychologica l Services Center went into fu ll operation Sept. 1, 1966, with Dr. George Christensen heading it. The cente r is the answer to o need long recognized by the educators of Southeastern Minnesota, and t he need is concerned with youngsters and their learning problems. The objective is to provide diagnostic and remedial help to children with learning problems in the public and paroch ial schoo ls in this area. Six counties -Winona, Wabasha, Fillmore, Houston and parts of Goodhue and O lmstead - have the center's services available to them. Nearly 30,000 students are involved . The entire staff consists of 14 professional members: Dr. Ch ristensen, four psychologists, two reading consultants, four speech correctionists, one speech and hearing therapist and two social workers. Since the area has so long been in need of a center such as this it is a welcome asset to the campus and the communi ty.
MEMBERS OF THE CENTER .. . then ta ke t ime out from their
Vande Veegaete, Marilyn Blesius. SECOND ROW, John Stork,
busy schedu les to pose for th e camera. FRO N T ROW, Dr.
Ro b ert Tompk ins, Paul Rekstad, Thel ma Klompkin, Norman
Harold Rogge, Dr. George C hristensen, Jean Ligh tfoot, Ramona
Doty, Ga yle Wa lters, Kenneth Patz, Charles Romig.
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Competition The team interwoven as one. Cooperation vital to the efficiency of the whole. Prepared to meet on the field of
rivalry. The battle of wits and strategy, of muscle and
brawn. Stress
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Nesbit, Sharon Poppe, Janet Johnson, Carol Nessler, Karen
N ancy Hendrickson, Mary Hartley, Gai l Himley, Marsha Lind -
Santelman, Jill Sackett. The Warriorettes took first among
quist, Susan Chiak, Susan Ivins, Donna DeGuise, Jane Kah l,
marching units in the St. Paul Winter Carnival Parade.
Karen O lson, Ann Boyum, Carol Blank, Carol Lankford, Ruth
Come on State! Support the Team! COME ON STATE ... Cheerleaders Suson Williams. Connie Winslow, Suson Rudeen, Lindo Jacobson ond Doris Show boost teom.
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Cheerleaders and Warriorettes Add Pep, Vitality and Spirit to Winona State . ..
SO BIG ... Winona State cheerleaders show how b ig they can
LOUDER, LOUDER . . . Helping the tea m on to victory, Susan Rudeen, Linda Jacobson, Doris Shaw and Susan Kn iebel work
stretch while leading a cheer during a game.
hard.
1966 VARSITY BASEBALL ••• FRONT ROW, Dove Wendland!, Bob Isbell, Honk Zochorios, Davis Usgoord, Roger Roepke, Dennis Morgon, Al Connor; SECOND ROW, Tom Schmolfeldt, Pot Soland, lorry Senrick, Joe 8ornene, Charles Goerish. Pot Cahalan, Warren Tracy; THIRD ROW, retuing Head Cooch lu!her
McCown, new Head Cooch Gory Grob, Mike Percuoco, Chip Schwartz, Rick Smith and Manager Jer ry
Usgoord
BARNETTE BURNS ONE J. D. Barnette stretches for a pitch.
IS IT A DOUBLE? ...
As Davis Usgaard rounds first after
hitting one out of the infield he takes a look at the possibility of making second.
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HERE IT COMES
And Dennis Morgan looks like he's ready for whatever it is.
1966 Baseball Team NAIA Champs Season's Record Conference and District 13 Champions; 4th in NAIA Region Lost - 11 Games won- 18 Team Fielding Average -.940 Team Batting Average - .249
w.s.c.
Opp. 9 St. Louis University 2 St. Louis University 0 Sr. Louis University 2 Mayville State 0 Mayville Stole 4 2 lo Crosse Stole 6 6 Lo Crosse Stote 2 University ot Milwaukee 0 7 University of Milwaukee 0 3 0 University of Milwaukee 2 2 Moorhead Stole 3 4 Moorhead State 8 1 Moorhead State 4 7 State College of Iowa 8 7 St. Cloud State 7 3 St. Cloud Stole 0 St. Cloud State 6 2 5 Stevens Point 6 0 Stevens Point 3 Mankato State 0 1 4 Mankato Stole 3 3 Monkoto Stole 1 2 Bemidji State 6 4 Bemidji Stole 5 4 Bemidji State 5 1 St. Thomas University 4 3 Iowa Wesleyan 2 Iowa Wesleyan 8 4 1 Superior State 5 All-Conference: Pitcher Roger Roepke, 1st Boseman Charles Goerish, 2nd Bose¡ man Dennis Morgon, 3rd Boseman Davis Usgoord and Outfielder lorry Senrick. 2 0 0 4
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UGH-H-H! ... Don Kropp shows how a discus should be thrown.
UP AND OVER ... Jim Vigness,center, goes over t he hurdles along with two Platteville runners.
Track 1966
Season's Schedule April
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Winona 51
La Crosse
Winona 52
Loras
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Winona 75
Stout
Winona 45
Stevens Point
27 Moy 2 9 17
94 101
79112 96 Triangular at Carleton: Mankato, 1st Winona, 2nd Winona 53 Platteville 92 Winona 43
La Crosse
Conference Meet: Mankato 125 V2 St. Cloud 83 Moorhead 28 Winona 17 Michigan Tech 13112 Bemidji 6
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1966 TRACK TEAM .. . FRONT ROW, Ken Evans, A l Sponde,
Gory Ihrke, Lorry O lson, Manager Jerry Eckenrod; THIRD ROW,
Peter Wade, John Rohman, Bob Safe, Don Zimmerkohl, Bob
Cooch Robert Keister, Ed Hanson, Ron Stevenson, Jim Vigness,
Meimbresse, Don Ro hman, Rodney Ph ipps; SECON D ROW, Pou l
Wa lly Schu ltz, Wolter Hau tala, Wayne Engelen, Bob Stone,
Hodge, Bob Hempy, Brion Trainer, Chuck White, Lee Rven,
Don Kropp, Steve Cordes, Roger Delano, Stan Donukos and Manager Jim Dona ld.
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1966 Golf Season's Record Won 7
5th in NIC standings Lost 4
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La Crosse Platteville
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OPP. 131/2
8 10 3
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Lo Crosse
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St. M ary's
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Stout
31/2
Eau Claire St. Mary's
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La Crosse Eau Claire
71/2
Stout Mankato
5
Stout
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TEAM POINTS Jim Huett! 116 Jim Stout 123 Roger Fishbach
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Lyle Besse
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Stan Hackenmiller
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1966 Football Team
OH NO ... Head Coach "Moon" Molinari seems dejected by the action on the field.
THIS WAY PLEASE . .. Pat Boland sprints downfield for a long gain. The crowd is out of sight to the right.
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OVER AND OUT, TEN FOUR . . . Coach Kiester confers with the observation posts.
Saturday Afternoon at Maxwell WHERE DID IT GO ... Tom Van Feldt makes an attempt at a pass in the Stout game.
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A Season Of Close Ones 1966 Record We 6 6 7
28 7
12 14
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University of Dubuque
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Mankato State College
14 14 34 14 32
Bemidji State College Moorhead State Coll ege St. Clo ud State College Stout State University Central College, Iowa
OUCH ... Larry Wedemier attempts to steal the ball against Stout State University.
TOUCHDOWN . . . Roger Wistrieill out-runs a would-be tackler for a Winona State touchdown.
FIELD GOAL .. . The football heads to the goalposts via Bill McNary's foot .
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FINISHING HARD . . . John Rahman finishes real strong in
EASY . . . Verdon Hasleiet and Larry Olson warm up slowly
the meet with Carleton.
before the Macalester Meet.
GO . . . Winono State harriers and Carleton runners take off on the long course.
9, 8, 7 , 6, . . . Mr. Grob keeps time for the runners as they tour the course.
TIRED . .. Rod Phipps seems to be glad that t he race is over .
The 1966 Record We
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Team State College of Iowa Carleton
50
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River Falls State University
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Macalester College
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Mankato State College
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Wartburg, Central College Loras College
Second place in the NIC Conference Meet 38
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Luther College
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Jeresek, Chip Schwartz, Lloyd Gilbertson, Jacques Gibbs, Brian Espe, Marvin Berg.
Exciting Basketball SWISH .. . Tim Anderson soils the boll for another two points.
UP IN THE AIR ... Brion Espe attempts a jump shot against Lo Crosse.
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HOW'S THIS? ... Senior Dave Meisner shoots another of his errorless jump shots from the outside.
UP AND IN . . . M ike Jeresek stuffs the
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LET'S GO GUYS . .. The reserves watch intently during a close game.
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN ... Dove Meisner leads the opposition for another two points.
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Corne lius, James Winkler, Lloyd Gilbe rtson, M icheal Klomp,
Morgan, Gary Peterson, David Sulack. SECON D ROW, Michael
Arly Wendlant, M icheal Harnis, Ted Burningston, Richa rd Graff, Donald Hazelton.
Slonski, Bruce Carrier, Dennis Run ke, Edwar d Joesting, Michael
Basketball Team
GET IT! GET IT! . . . Mark Wilke stretches to hook ba ll for W inona.
Compiles Another Good Record Season's Record Stevens Point River Falls la Crosse Upper Iowa Platteville lores Northland College Carleton Beloit
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Moorhead
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Michigan Tech Mankato Bethel Bemidji Moorhead
88 58 83 70 94 73 60 55 59 71 99
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Wrestling Team UPS-A-DAISY ... Steve Orange lifts his opponent off of the mot.
PRETZEL-MAKER . .. Jim Tanniehill seems to be all tangled up with his opponent.
GET OVER THERE . .. Roy Wicks pushes his opponent bock on the mot.
SAY UNCLE! ... Ron Moen hos his opponent in o good position.
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OVER YOU GO! ... Just a little more and John Zwolinski will have his opponent's back on the mat.
Let's Get a Pin l'M READY! ... Jim Tanniehill is in the starting position and ready to start round two .
WHO'S WINNING? ... Steve Baird seems to be in command of the situation.
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Wrestlers Win Conference
OUCH . . . Steven Drong gets tough with opponent during match.
CONGRATULATIONS CHAMP . . . Bonito Feuling presents winning t rophy to Merle Sovereign.
Bloomsburg Indiana State Purdue Western Illinois LoCrosse Wartburg Michigan Tech Mankato Luther River Falls Superior St. Thomas Marquette Moorhead South Dakota Bemidji St. Cloud
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CONFERENCE Winona Bemidji Moorhead St. Cloud Mankato Michigan Marquette
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SWIMMERS . . FRONT ROW-Jim Dubsky, Terry Vogt, Bob Martens, Jeff Featherstone, Paul Steen, Don Leon, M ike Finnegan; SECOND ROW - Jon Schoemaker, Lorry Anderson, Wally Schultz, Peter Kopercins~i ; THIRD ROW -
Coach Larry Calahan, Tom Sage, Jerry Grade, Tom Stover, Larry Calvert, Ron Amdahl, Bill Kohle r, Head Coach John Martin.
Swim Team SWIMMERS TAKE YOUR MARK . . . Captain Bill Koh ler gets set for the beginning of the 200-yard freestyle.
1,2,3, FLIP ... Dic k Ch il ders leads going into t he last turn of the 500 yard freestyle.
CONFERENCE CHAMP ... Larry Calvert climbs out of water after com ing in fir st at conference meet at St. Cloud.
Second Place • 1n
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QUIET EVERYONE . . . Thomas Stover sk ill fu lly slip s into the w a ter during d ive.
Mocalaster
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Bemidji
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Mich igan Tech.
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Gustovos
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Mankato St. C loud Luther
Platteville Stou t Lo Crosse St. Thomas
CONFERENCE Bemid ji Winona State Mankato Michigan Tech. St. Cloud
TITAN RELAYS
550 438 427 V2 166 108 3rd place
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ROW, Arli s Legler, Al ice Peter son, Pennie Mock, Kathy Bettcher, Ka thy Kenney, Karen M iller, M ory Blumentritt, Joanne Ka rsten, Joan Pretze l, Ron i Pellowski, Wanita Olness, Verna Iwasaki, Susan Frisch , Carol Blank, Joan Tushner, FIFTH ROW, Marilyn Thom, Mory Lynn Pottratz, Susan Ivers, Susan Zimm erm an, Cheryl Fick, Carol Roberts, Margaret Wenger!, Helen Gorma n, Ruth Wi sdorf, Cherre Grams, Jon Winter, Cha rlotte Behnken, Gwen Fick, G racie Hen ry.
De lta Zeto Sorority is the largest notiona l sorority in the United States. Zeto Upsilon Chapter of Delta Zeto hos been at W.S.C. since 1962 and remains active in many campus activities os well as sponsoring the foll fashion show, the Valentine's Donce, and various sock hops throughout the year. DZ a lso participates in Homecoming, Greek Weekend and the Spring Carniva l to name o few. The Delts stress high sch olarship, standards, p hilanth ropies, activ ities, and above a ll friendship a n d siste rhoo d .
A PRETTY MODEL . . . Po t Wiemerslage models an outfit for the foll fashion show.
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ALPHA XI DELTA ACTIVES . . . FRONT ROW, Judy Bailey, Sheila Homola, Jane Schultz, Charlene Yamanaka, Solly Wicek, Kothy Schmitz, Barbara Beemon, Kathy Kelly, Judy Malmin; SECOND ROW, Sandie Bidro, Judy Stenbeck, Sharon Scrabeck, Gayle Hudok, Diane Bunge, Claudio Bishop, Jacquie Lentsch, Mary
Koy Modjeski, Barbara Abrahamson, Colene Huseby, Sue Ivins; THIRD ROW, Kathy Heiller, Patricio Burke, Ann W illiams, Susan Kniebel, Doris Show, Susan Rudeen, Jill Einhorn, Ginny O'Neill, Judy Wegman, Koy Quinn.
The Delta Omega Cha pter of Alp ha Xi Delta goa ls ore friendship, shoring, service, honor and tru st. The cha p ter works togethe r to help others as well as produce fun for them selves. Some of t heir ma ny p ro jects hove been th e sponso ri n g of a q u een c andidate, a skit, and the dance a t Homecom i ng, building a snow sculpture for w i nter weeken d , sponsoring a Greek Dance, helping to make p ossi ble Greek W eek, and particip ating in th e Spri ng Ca rniva l. They also sponsor seve ra l p hilanthropic projects during t he year. One o f the highlights of the year was the celebration of their fi rst anniversary.
ALPHA XI DELTA PLEDGES .. . FRONT ROW, Louro Schottmuller, Gretchen Kleis, Mary Harty, Cindy Coughlos, Ellen Bissen, Morobeth Holsapple, SECOND ROW, Eileen Gerber, Kathy Meyer, Beverly Rathbone, Linda Boyum, Coral Anne Lank-
ford, Linda Eyler, Barba ra Davidson, TH IRD ROW, Ru th Denman, Barb Quinn, Joyce Winkel, Marsha Lindquist, Sue Williams, Lucio Giovanni, Karen Sontelman, Leah Eyler.
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The Winona Stote TEKE Colony, offiliotor of Tou Koppo Epsilon Fraternity l nt ernotionol, hos been in the process of orgonizotion on this campus during the yeor. The group's objectives ore: Primarily, to foster acad emic ach ievement through the establ ishment of on ocodemic committee, which sholl promote intelligent ond worthwhi le ott~tudes of scholarship; to provide service to the individ ual, through g roup p articipation ond to the college, through group endeavour; to sponso r socia l activiti es benefic ial , rather thon detrimental , to the individual.
TKE MORE PUNCH?? . . . The TE KE'S enjoy the food
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SIGMA TAU GAMMA ... FRONT ROW, Richard Mancuso, Bill Luthin, Jim Fossum, J. 0. Benson, Dick Childers, Ted Roberton, Duane Murray, Tom Hoffman, Dick Cl are, Robert Buckingham; SECOND ROW, Tom Stover, Dave Haines, Tom Lennon, Henry Kleis, M ike Wainwright, Bill Silver, Tom Murray, Joh n Elder, Skip Kucawske, Bob Meimbresse; TH IRD ROW, Ronald St evenson, Ronald Luloff,
Rick Stried, James Kasten, Jim Evenson, Ra ndy Sinke, Gory McDowell, Frank Hayes, Gary Ni ssauw; FOURTH ROW, Hal Rossiter, Bud Davies, Gory Hirschler, Gary Lauden, Bruce White, Bill Kohler, Wayne Gergen, Al Thompson, Paul Porvazni k, Dick Rother, Tom Cook.
Sigma Tau Gamma is the original national socia l fratern ity fo r co ll ege men a t W.S .C. It is dedicated to the follow ing; t he high idea ls of m anhood, good scholarship, good citizenship, con genia lity, a nd mature thinki ng.
THE LEADERS , . , FRO NT ROW, Jim Evenson,
Louis
M olander,
Fron k Hayes, Ted Roberton; SECO ND ROW, Rona ld Jom es
St ev en son, Kosten,
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Phi Sigma Epsilon is a national social fraternity. Every year it has a traditional street dance, sponsors a Homecoming float and queen candidate, has an annual steak fry, and sponso rs many schoo l dances. Phi Sigma Epsi lon is based on its members having a good academic average, good character and w illin g ness to work. Phi Sigma Epsilon also has frequent parties and dances for the members.
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Robert Isbell; FOURTH ROW, Alfonso Pagilio rello, Poul Buscovick, John Zwolinski, Loren Gallagher, Wayne Borgen, Bob Jackson , Mo rk Skusrad, Pete Campbell; FIFTH ROW, Dennis Blanchard, Fred Storti, Dorrell Metcalf, Ken Klotz, Rick Lattig, Joy Greenberg, Jim McArthur, John Rudeen .
Phi Delta Rho is a rela tively new fraternity and its traditions ore not deeply rooted in the organization. However, build ing a float at Homecoming, sponsoring a queen candidate, and having pledge classes to f urther our organization are or w ill develop into traditions. Moreover the purpose o f the fraternity shall be service to the college, to the fraternity, to the in dividual, and also to g ive t he member s the oppo rtunity to learn to live w ith people, develop life-long friendships, develop soc ia l grace, and teach t he sp irit of serv ice.
1966 FRAT HEARTS Feuling,
Phi
SWEETBonito
Detta
Rho ;
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WENONAH PLAYERS ... FRONT ROW, Keren Scholl, Miss Dorothy Magnus, advisor , Joan Tushner, Kathy Russeth, Jeanne Marrison, Lynn Schomonn, Koren Brondharst; SECOND ROW, Poul Skottu m, Helen Rafferty, Carole
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Wenonah Players Encourage Acting Presenting three plays annually, t he members of the Wenonah Players obta in experience both on and off stage. Acto rs as well as back-stage crews work as o un it to achieve a successfu l produc tio n. Both creative a nd techn ical sk ills
Pl DELT DINNER . . . Members o f Pi Delta Epsilon entertai n
are stressed, provid i ng o c omplete program in ploy prod uction.
the former college presiden t, Dr. Nels Minne, and Mrs. Minne,
Most p loys ore per formed in the arena , with a minimum of
and Rolph Beh ling, former publications adviser, and Mrs.
stage
Behling. Mr. Behling, bock to camera, died shortly ofter this picture was token.
sc enery. Wenonah
Players
also
p articipate
in
tri-
college drama meets with the college o f St. Teresa and St. Mary's.
Pi Delta Epsilon Pl DELTA EPSILON . . . Rolph Corter, Joan Wierzba, Dulcie Berkman, Sara h Seufert, Sharon Scrabeck, Franklin Kottschode,
Poul Hodge, Gennell Iverson and Adol ph Bremer, adviser of the honorary journalism fraternity.
Direction
& Guidance RICHARDS HEADS . . . Barbara Beeman, Karen Miller, Shirley Kress, Mrs. Stadler, Head Resident, Kathleen Feely, Margaret Hankes, Sharon Sobraske, Carol Benson.
CONWAY HEADS . . . Miss Betty McCormick, head resident, Ari is Legler, Judy Mesc hke, Jane Price, Sharon Drwall.
The Women's Dormitory Counci l consists of elected representatives and cou n selors from Richards, Conway and Lucas residence hall s. In coope ration with th e Men's Dorm Council, it holds meetings to discuss specia l problems. After estab lishing ru les for the women residents, the council enfo rces them through the resident assistants. The RA's are responsible fo r order on their respective floors. Taking room chec ks, initialing signout cards, enforcing quiet hours, giving demerits, and working at t he desk keep them busy. As RA's, the girls receive one-half of their room and board fees, and each has a private room fo r conven ience in counseling " her" girls. Mrs. LeRoy Stadler is the Adviser.
LUCAS HEADS .. . Mrs. Minock, head resident, Mary Lynne Po ttratz, Joa n Fa r rington , Patri cia Fischbach, Mari a Warren, Nancy Coolidge, C laudia Bishop.
THE RULERS . . . Bonnie Feuling, Susan Thorson
Barnett,
Rosemary
Marz, Jacquelyn Spence, Cynthia Jones - the members
of
the
women's
dormitory counc il.
PRE NTISS HEADS . . . Jom es Reynolds, John Ro hm a n, Lor ry Ken d rick, Gory Louden, Gregg Grope!, Jerry Pesc h and Orrin Stevens.
Representing the men from M orey, Shepard and Prentiss r esidence ha lls, the Men's Do rm itory Counci l governs these residences. The men counselors hove duties similar to the women RA's; however, they do not fo ll ow such a strict set of ru les. And the doors of the men's residence halls o re never locked. Both th e Women's and Men's Dorm counc ils plan open house dotes
MOREY AND SHEPARD HEADS . .. Thomas Tweeten, Randolph Sinke, Mike Jewel,
for the five residence ha lls. The joint
Jomes Vigness, La wrence Mott, Ed Koh le r, Bruc e Sm ith a nd De nni s Morg an.
counc il
also
make
suggestions
for
the counse lors and RA's to follow on th eir floors.
MENS DORM COUNCIL. . .FRO NT ROW, Pau l Hodge, Don Chica s, Lou is Borde!, Ken Menzel, Stephan Joswick; SECON D ROW, Joe Bu rmop, Ronald Amdahl, Wayne Medcraft, Steve Smith.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . FRONT ROW, Kenneth Menzel, Curt Lindahl, Mork Skustod, Glenn Miller, Jerry Swedin, Poul Hodge; SECON D ROW, Mr. Tobin, Ron Johnson, Bob Jackson, Dave Mortensen, Bob Noreen, Stanley H. Jessop, adviser; THIRD ROW, Rick Erdman, Bob Meembresse,
Ron Lu loff, Tom Johnson, Dove Lietzwick, Ken Lorson, N. A. Gullickson, adviser; FOURTH ROW, Bill Kohler, Gene Durand, Ronald Kovacik, Corl Soderstrom.
The Industrial Arts club h elps toword the development of
conscientious contributors in this field. Guest speakers
demonstrate new methods and equipment.
Industrial Arts Kappa Pi Kappa Pi , the national art fraternity, welcomes all art majors and minors. Decorating the Homecoming Queen's float and planning the decorations for the Spring Prom are the major projects. New members are initiated into Alpha Upsilon, the local chapter, at a spring dinner.
FORTUNE TELLERS ... Miss Murray prepa res to read palms dur ing Kappa Pi's club night.
KAPPA Pl . . . FRONT ROW, Sue Cri tchfield, Joanne Obuchi, Sue Kurth, SECOND ROW, Sylvia Behrens, Andrew Neville, Ann Thacher,
Dionne Lewis, Ric hard Wild, TH IRD ROW, Don Elmblad, Peter Ecker, Russell Lebokken, Vacighn Nogohoshi, Ken Dic kson.
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As on honorary service c lu b, Co ll eg ia te Club promotes college spirit and preserves college tradition. Fosteri ng pub lic relations on- and off-campus, the club coordina tes student activities. Its memb ers ore se lected as rep resenta tives from campus c lubs. By working in co njunct.ion with t he student social comm ittee, it attempts to sc h edu le soc ia l e vents and sponso rs them. Through thei r efforts, numerous soc k hops ore held in the Smog .
Service and Scholarship NOW IT'S STRAIGHT . . . Members of the Collegiate Club supervise the putting up of their Christmas project.
KAPPA DELTA Pl .. . Kathryn Johnson, Ba rbara Schmauss, Da rlene Peters, Gloria Welc h, Sharon Drwall.
WSC'S Gamma Tau Chapter o f Koppa Delta Pi is an honor society in educa tion. Its p urpose is to enco u rage high professiona l, intellectual and persona l standa rds among e ducator s and to recognize outstanding contributions
to
education.
d isplay commendable wo rthy
educational
Those
who
person a l q u a liti es, ideal s,
and
sound
scho larship ore invited to jo i n. A member
~ust ran k academically in the upper onefifth of his class and be a junior or senior.
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Fireside Chats, Retreats, Prayer
Newman, Wesley Foundation, Gamma Delta, Lutheran Collegians Lutheran Students Association Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
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Jane Bowen, Shoron Sobroske, Moddy Litschke, Sheila Brenn on, Eileen Goihl, Shirley Wochnick, Borboro Stucky, Morgie Bin ner, Sherry Drwoll, Shoron Tochido, Rosie Hom ilton, John Sogo n; FOURTH ROW, Mike Kroge, Ja mes Price, Corol Pedretti, Bill Lombert, Steven Yo kis h, Sue Kuchenmeister, Mory Kuchenmeister, John Joszewski, Ken Brueske, John Wagner, Dove Wooden, Jim LoBore, Cyril Dahmen, Tom Merrion.
The Newma n C lub offe rs Catholic students the oppor-
Newman
tunity to share in a variety of activities. Religious programs and
discussions
p rovide
spiritua l
guidance. Recreation is
also offered th rough inform al get-to gethers. Weekly meetings are held in the Newm an House.
Wesl ey
Foundatio n,
a
student
organization
partially
supported by the Methodist Church, is open to all who see k fellowship and spiritua l guidance. Meetings are held Su nday evenings with a supper and program followed by a discussion period. Activities include retreats, hayrides, boat rides
Wesley
and meetings with other Wesley clubs. The Wesley House also serves as an informal gathering place. WESLEY . .
FRONT ROW, Judy Dono, Arlys Voorhees, Charles Hoggbloom, Richard Armstrong; SECOND ROW, Jeon Goutcher, Kathy Ochs, Colleen Ander son, Kathy Moher, Tom Goodrich, Jon Arnold; THIRD ROW, Mrs. Roger Curtin,
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adviser, Roger Curtin , adviser, Roy Wilsey, Ro lph Carter, Duane Hanson, Byron Perrine.
GAMMA DELTA FRONT ROW, Lindo Frydenlund, Koy Ma rqu ardt, Koren Ordolen , Jone Schoewe, Cheryl Miller; SECOND ROW, Jone Hondyside, Janet Prudoe hl, Fred ri c Baranski, Lo ve rn Nickelsen; THIRD
Gamma Delta is on organization affil ia ted wit h the Luth eran
Ch urc h
Missouri
Synod.
With
Fredric
Bara nski ,
ROW, Peder Dre ssel, Lyle Felsch, Dove Hoppe, Don Zimme rman, Ron Wolfrom, Duane Luinstra.
The purpose of Inter-Varsity is: To witness to t he Lord Jesus Ch rist as God Incarn ate and to seek to lead oth ers to
president, the club meets Thursday evenings at the Gamma
o pe rsonal faith in Him as Savior, and to deepen and strength-
Delta house . Guest speakers, discussions, recreation, Bible
en the spiritua l l ife of members by th e study of the Bi ble a nd by p rayer .
readings and informa l get-to ge th ers comprise its program .
INTER-VARSITY CH RISTIAN FELLOWSHIP .. . FRONT ROW, Poul Hodge, Judy Pope, Marilyn McGuire, Lindo Peters, Roy Cheshire; SECOND ROW, Jone Coates, Diann Bastin, Cheri Jochi ms, Elsie Bollonger; THIRD
ROW, M iss Brown, adviser, Judy Rose, Steve Forst er, Lynn VonBuski rk, Oddvor Pederstod.
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Lutheran Students Associa tion (L SA), a ffil iated with t he
Lutheran Collegia ns is a na tional assoc ia t ion of Lu theran
Amer ican Lutheran Church, welcomes students to attend Thurs-
c ollege and un iversity student s sponsored by t he Wisconsin
c;lay night vesper serv ice held with Pastor R. T. Day. Because
Evangelica l Lut he ra n Synod. Its pu rpose is to hel p stud ents
spi ritua l welfare is of primary importa nce, members conduct
meet life's duties an d respo nsibi lities in th e c hurc h and soc iety.
prayer servic es to strenghten their b el iefs and concepts.
It also exists to stimulate g rea ter Christi on growth and to maintain
and increase loca l and inter-campus fe llowship
among Lu thera n students.
LUTHERAN COLLEGIAN . . . FRONT ROW, Joan Pagel, Gloria Bublitz, Sandy Pritchard, Sa ndy Bublitz; SECOND ROW, Judy Mahlke, Kathleen Skeels, Sharon Groth, Nancy Schroeder , Vicar Rolph Scha rf, adviser;
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adviser; SECOND ROW, John Ross, Jim Evenson, Ann Thacher, Bob Ma rtens; TH IRD ROW, Paul Johnson, Bruce White, Ji m Kasten, Bob Grim, Dick Ch ilders.
Student Senate Alpha Pi Omega As the student governing body on campus, the Student Senate is comp rised of twelve elected officers plus the presidents of each class. As senators, the representatives serve
FINISHING TOUCHES . . . M e mbers of A lpha Phi O m ega put the fin ishi ng touches on their snow scul pture.
the student body in relation to all campu s clubs. An outgrowth of the National Boy Scouts of A merica, Alpha Phi Omega sponsors the an nua l boo k renta l se rvice. St udents who rent books and t hose w ho se ll the textboo ks benefit. APO is in its second year of existence as a national fraternity on campus .
ALPHA PHI OMEGA .. . FRONT ROW, Wayne Medcraft, Peters Weisbrod, Robert Noreen; SECOND ROW, Gill Sorg, Mike Chick, Dusten Bertel, Bill Mullen; THIRD ROW, Louie Kanavnti, Jim Vigness, Roy Smith, Mike Wunderlich.
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W.P.E . . . . FRONT ROW, Joyce Fenske, Co rel Bjorkl und, Cheryl Miller, Sue Kuchenmeister, Donna Marcuson, Susan Lvins, Annette Richardson, Carol Feldmonn, Noncy Biske, Mory lten, Barbaro Iverson, Morobeth Holsopple, Carol Hanson, Gloria Mogren; SECOND ROW , Ponie Browne, Lyn ette Grimm, Kathy Ken ney, Joan Spanton, Susa n Rudeen, Connie Wi nslow, Linda Jacobson, Connie Johnson, Patricia Laska , Lyndo M urray , Dione Heim, Pa tricia Fuller, Jo Langer, Jo Leitner, Mory Dunne; THIR D ROW, Colleen Hanscom, Koren
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Schultz, Colleen O'Kone, Jelaine Sackett, JoAn n Ost rem, Judy Lee, Connie VanGundy, Mary Kli ngsporn, Rosie Frenette, Rose Ann Randall, Jea nne Berndt, Mary Carter, June He uer, Mary Stearns, Mar gie Spence, Barbara H usbyn, Pot O'Deo, Koren O lson; FOURTH ROW, Jude Stienessen, Roxanne Hoglund, Julene Haglund, Joan Leibfried, Judy Kuzniar, Rose Marti nek, Jane Kaczrowski, Nora Winter, Bonnie Rusert, Cindy Merrick, Barbaro Lea, Jill Smi th, Lindo Benjami n, Dorothy Bl ahnik, Cheryl Attig , Jill W itt, Annette Nyseth.
deport-
A lso a loon fund is avai lable to WPE members and money
ment, the WPE club is a professional organization. Home-
is borrowed without interest charged. Representatives attend
Work ing clo se ly
with
the
physical
education
coming buttons ore sold to finance th e Jeon Talbo t Scholar-
the annual notional AAHPER convention in Chicago. The WPE
ship that is awarded each year to on incoming junior girl.
club sponsors a high school " Ploy Doy" each yea r.
W . l.E .P.. .. FRONT ROW, Mi ss Locks , advi so r , Rosemary Frenette, Barbara Iverson, Mory lten, Pot Lasko, Annette Richardson; SECOND ROW, Sue Bremseth, Cheri Miller, Lynette
Grimm, Juleau Haglund, Judy Ku znior, Joyce Fenske, Gloria Mogren, Joan Leibfried, Carol Bjorklund.
The purpose of the Women's I ntramural Extramural Program (W.l.E.P.) is to provide opportunities for t he p artic ipation in wome n ' s intramura l , wom en 's extra mu ra l co mpe t iti ve activities, and in Co-rec r eationa l activities at Winona State College.
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"W " CLUB . . . FRONT ROW, Dennis Morgon, Bob Lafe, Jerry Grode, Roger F~chboch ; SECOND ROW, Stan Donukos, Tom Gale, Verdon Hosleiet, Rick Boyum, Mr.
Marston,
advisor;
TH I RD ROW, l orry O lson, John Rohman, Gen e Durand , Bi ll Kohl e r, Bruce Smith, Jim Huettl.
The "W" C lub is open to o ny mal e who has lettered in a sport at Winona State. The main purpose is to serve the col lege and spec ifically the a th letic department. Some of the projects t he club undertakes include homecoming, managing the conce ssion stan d, and Senior Day.
PRETTY GIRLS? ... Som e of th e wa rrio rs put on a skit for th eir Homecoming queen candidate.
The Ski Club provides WSC students with the thrill o f racing down snow covered ski slopes in the brisk w inter air. A rela tively new club, it hos provided organi zed trip s t o many of M innesota's top ski areas. Th e club al so holds on-campus meeti ngs to d isc uss p l ans for future ski trips.
ON DISPLAY . . . Joan C l eme n ts shows interested students t he kind of skis th e ski club uses.
SKI CLUB . . . FRO NT ROW, A lice Krone busch, Sandee Ba con, Joan Clements, Elaine Kalien, Ly nne Kittle, Carole Nelson; SECOND ROW, Mr. Bilse, advisor, A rthu r Yagon, Dust en Bertel , Torn Casserly, Dave M o rtensen, Robert Nichols.
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HAVING THEIR PHOTO TAKEN FOR A CHANGE ... Paul Hodge (center),
Wierzba,
ove r
photog raphy h ead, examines a Baisey ca mera while other members of
the articles waiting to be typed by Becky Johnson,
the staff look on. From left are Bill Krause, co-head photographer, Rick
reporter.
Student
Senate
columni st,
looks
Not pictured are Fredr ic Baranski,
columnist, and Cindy Nelson, typist.
DubPn, Jim Dubsky, Gary McDowell and Steve Joswick. Not pictured are Glen Pt.' terson, Neal Stenlund, Rick Losinski and Tom Goodrich.
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a First Class Weekly EDITORS CRITICIZE NEWSPAPER . . . Ralph E. Carte r, Ed itor-in-chief, and Sarah Seufert, Managing Editor, discuss the recent issue of the WINO NAN for technical and staff errors.
SMOKING HIS PIPE . . . A d o lph Bremer, advisor for b oth
publication s,
the W INO NAN
and
WENONA H,
comtempl ates while en joying a moments rest from his tight sched ule as advisor in add ition to being the City Ed itor o f the W INONA DAILY NEWS.
MAKING-UP PAGES . . . Genne ll Iverson, feature page editor, dec id es what copy to use on her page of the WINONAN w hile Dulcie Berkman, copy ed itor, th inks of headlines for the stories . Not pictured are Barb Egge, front page make-up, and Kathy Gunderson, feature writer.
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Fond Memories in Pictures
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SNEA . . . FRONT ROW, Barbaro Reilly, Veron ica Pellowski, Carol Weaver, Charlene Yamanaka, Solly Wiczek, Pot Bisel, Tonya Hildebrandt, Marlys Dickerman, Kathy Kelley, Dove Meisner, Ginny O'Neill, Marilyn McGuire, Sharon Boke r, Ve rn a Iwasaki , Miss Aman da Aarest ad, advisor, Barb Egge, Jeanette Harmon, M arga ret Glenna; SECOND ROW, Judith Johnson, Barba ro Stuc ky, Joa nne Obuchi, Eorlene Himlie, Joan Simon, Suzanne Bremseth, Lindo Schild, Charlene Pion, Ruth Peterson, Judy Pope, Susan Frisch, Wanita Olness, Nancy Helmueller, Cheri Sochims, Lindo Peters, Dione Christianson, Judy Hanson, Mory Lynn Pottrotz; TH IRD ROW, Carol Feldmann, Beverly Roy, Jone Bowen, Jone Koczrowski, Rosemary Dohrn, lone Hogen, Koren Wold, Lorraine Hougland, Waneta McCracken, Dulcie Berkman, Sylio Behrens, Alice Pe terson,
The la rgest organization on ca m pus, SNEA, exists for t he benefit o f those interested in ent eri ng the te aching profession. Designed to develop an understanding o f the fie ld of edu cation, its members have chosen teaching as a caree r. Monthly
meetings consist of panel discussions, interviews
and speeches by prominent educators.
Young Republicans Support Party Activities Y.R.'S . .. FRONT ROW, Potty W a lter, Jooni Pretzel, Barb Egge, Marci a Frederickson, Don Arnold; SECOND ROW, Sondra Burt, Joy Yournons, Carole Nelson,
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SNEA Promotes Elementary and Secondary Education
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Through films, lectures and d iscussions, t he Young Republ ican Club promotes interest in pol itical affairs. Members attempt to make t hemselves infor me d , consc ien tious citizens by suppo rti ng the national Republica n Party.
Beverly Stahr, Jackie Delong, Neil Diersen; THIRD ROW, Lee A lbert, Kenneth Evans, Kenne th Brueske, Jon Arnold, John Wherton, Jim Ander son.
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The Aesculapians promote interest in medicine careers. Students ma joring in Nursin g, pre-m ed ici ne or re la ted fie ld s are invited
to b ecome members. Closed circuit television
programs entitled "Grand Ro unds" a re shown at meetings in Pas teur Aud itorium. These Upjohn educational fi lms are narra ted by prominent doc tors from every phase of medicine.
Tom Fishbougher; TH IRD ROW, She ila Bre nnon, Lee Albert, Jerry Langseth, Joan Pretzel.
Academy of Science and Aesculopians Promote Science • • • The Wi nona State Chapter of t he Minnesota Academy of Science recognizes t he increasing interest of college students and obliges them by providing informative prog rams at monthly meetings. The topics of the programs are planned to encompass all areas o f scienti fic investigation and informa ti on of importance to the members. The Academy of Science is not simply a cam pus cl ub. The student members are e nco urage d to cont i nue mem ber sh i p as t eac hers, eng in ee rs,
sc ientist s,
physicians,
etc .,
and
continue
t heir
dedication to the "a dvancem ent o f Research Ed ucation and U ndersta nding of Science." ACADEMY OF SCIENCE . . . FRONT ROW, Jeanne Reck, Sandro Schley, Beverly Stohr, Kathy Gunderson, Lindo Shanahan, Arloniol Bradford, Sandra Bailey, Barbara Carlson; SECON D ROW, Gill Soar, Bill Mullen, Tom Fishbaugher,
Joh n Mcleod, Richa rd Dahl, Allen Sheldon, Michael King sbury, Dr. Houtz, advisor; THIRD ROW, Don Kroppe, Bu rt Lidgerding , Doug Rosendahl, Jerry Langseth, Frank Daniels, Jerry Nogohoshi, Gory Sc hoening.
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The Society for t he Advancement of Ma nageme nt is a nat ional,
professional, organization
of busin essmen
dedi-
cated to promote t he fine art of ma nagemen t. The activities at Winona inc lude an annua l b anquet for it s members, yearbook sa les, and interviews in Ch icago at a conference for com pa nies from coast to coast.
FUTURE EXECUTIVES? Henry Kleis and Kenneth Brueske "sell" SAM during club night.
C irc le K is an orga nization composed of ma le members of Wi n ona State Co llege interested in doing a littl e more for t he coll ege and community than th e average stud ent. It is affiliated with the Winona Kiwani s C lub.
FRONT ROW: Poul Hodge, Steven Joswick, Curlis Lindahl, Donald Glover, Fr edric Baranski, Roy Wilsey, Thomas Goodrick. SECOND ROW: Vernon Almlie,
SAM and Ci rcle K Donald Higgs, Bruce While, Joel Worro, Robert Grim, Jomes Rowan, advisor.
NOTORIOUS KN IGHTS . . . Bruce White, Leroy Deters, Allen Sheldon, Art Tisher, Roy Welsy.
CHECKMATE ... Two knights play a fast, furious game of chess. The basic function of the Notorious Knights is to promote chess and g ive the students experience in tournament p lay. Chess meets are set up against other schools and the team challenges the facu lty once a year. Th e Notorious Knights also sponsor the annua l WSC chess tournament.
The Winona State Panhellenic Council was formed to regulate sorority life on campus. It is made up of representatives from the two c ampus national sororities, Delta Zeta and A lpha Xi Delta. The goals of the council are to maintain sorority life and in terso rority relations on campus, to further int el lectual accomp l ishment and good scho larship , to co-operate wi th th e co llege administration in the maintenance of high social standards, and to compi le rules governing sorority rushing
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PEACE ON EARTH ... The combined choirs of Winona State,
present the C hristmas portio n o f Handel' s " Messiah" during
St. Mary's and Saint Teresa, joi ned wit h the Winona Symphony
the holidays. A children's choir c an be see n a t right. Only
Orchestra (many of whom are W inona State students) to
a portion of the adult choir and o rchestra are shown .
Music Motivates College Life
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CLANG-CLANG . . . Wha t would a sports event be w ithout
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noise and sp irit. Mr. Schm id, " the music man," is front center.
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SMART LOOKING- YES? . . . Cha rlott e Behnken and Bruce White model the new 1967 band unifor ms. GOING CASUAL? . . . Mr. Schmid, the band director, goes casua l for an evening wi th his guitar.
WSC Band Model New Uniforms INSTRUMENTS READY? . . . ROW ONE, Dionne Hanson, Pot Ferden, Mory Stearns, Nancy Witt, Donno Holmen, Susan Gludt, ROW TWO, Ke n Moddux, Beatrice Bouer, Mory Gront, Carmen Conklin, Betty Sawyer, Eloine Leo, Susan Wollin, Corol Ha lvorson, Susa n M cCroe, Adeline Cloeys, Barbaro Leo, ROW THREE, Judy Menning, Doug Johnson, Barbaro Leavitt, Sondra Hayter, Cheryl M iller , Barbara Jenson, Lin do Hemming, Jon Arnold, Richard Metz,
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officers ore Thomas Johnson, treasurer; Ginny O' Neil, secretory; and Hal Rossiter, president. Absent was Ron Slack, vice president.
Juniors Larry Adams, Lake City Jane Alongi, Rochester, N.Y. Ronald Amdahl, Preston Michael Anderson, Mpls. Rondy Anderson, Red Wing Thomas Anderson, Bloomington Robert Andrewsen, Stillwater
G e rry Aren s, Kellogg Robert Armstrong, Valparaiso, Ind. David Bail ey, Raci ne Sharon Boker, Mantorville Barbara Banicki, Winona Dione Barringer, Red Wing Richard Behling, Wi nona Robert Beksel, Rockford, Ill. Carol Ben so n, St . Pau l James Be nson, Houston Sandra Bidro, Addison, Ill. Pat Bisel, Butterfield Claudio Bishop, St. Pa ul Dorothy Blahnik, Spring Valley
Thomas Brezo, Winona Diane Bunge, Caledonia Judith Campbell, Bryon Gayle Christofferson, Stillwater Barbaro Conte, St. Paul N ancy Coolidge, Rochester Jomes Corso, St. Loui s Park Barbara Davidson, St. Paul Donna DeGise, Wyckoff, N.J. N eal e De ters, Caledonia Ken Dickson, Postville, la. Donald Doerr, Winona Eugene Durand, Lakeville Larry Edgar, Ka sso n
Allen Eglinton, Caledonia Jill Einhorn, W. St. Poul James Evenson, Winona Kathleen Feely, Stillwa ter James Fehrman, St. Paul Carol Feldmann, Minnetonka Lyle Felsch, Minnesota City
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Rosem ary Frene tte, Waite Pork John Gaspard, Caledonia Jomes Getskow, Waseca Margaret G lenna, Whalan Rosie Gossman, Founta in
Roland Groves, Homer
Mory Gronvall, Red Wing Sharon Groth, Winona Charles Hoggbloom, M pls. Carol Holverson, Spring Grove Kathy Heiller, Brownsville
Na ncy Helmueller, Eau Golie, Wisc. Elizabeth Herron, St. Poul Donald Higgs, St. Poul Ppul Hodge, St. Poul Moro beth Holsopple, Red Wing Terry Holston, Robbinsdale
Colene Huseby, Caledonia Mory lte n, St. Poul Susan Ivins, Oakland, Po. Ba r b Iverson, Viroqua, W isc. Verna Iwasaki, Koiluo, Hawaii Kenneth Jacobson, Grand Meadow Bruce Johnson, St. Paul Curt Johnson, Fariba ult Judith Johnson, Ha rmony Nancy Johnson, Peterson Rosemary Kafer, Fountain City, Wisc. Richa rd Kolbrener, Winona Larry Kenric k, Freeb orn Mike Kingsbury, Harmony
Sue Kniebel, Stillwa ter William Kohler, Winona Richard Koskie, Austin David Kova l, Gory, In d. Shirley Kress, Stillwat er Richard Lager, Caledonia Kotherine Lauer 1 W inona
Thomas Louve r, Rochester Coraline Lee, Kono, Hawaii Duane Lee, Melrose, Wisc. Thomas Lewers, Cedar Rapids, lo. David Liebert, Rochester , N.Y. Curt Lindahl, St. Poul Eugene Lundok, Cresco, la.
Ka thleen Mocioch, St. Poul Donna M orcuson, Ba yport Wayne Medcra ft, St. Po ul Jomes Meyer, Winona Donna M ille r, Burnsville Koren M iller, Red Wing
Gl oria Mogren, Winona Lawr ence Mott, Madrid, lo. Cheryl Mundell, Chatfiel d Janice Munson, Winona Dua ne M urray, Winona
Carole Anne Nelson, Mpl s. Ruth Nesbitt, Bloomington
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William Pence, Northfi eld Alice Peterson, So. St. Pau l Susan Pettis, Formington Do le Phillipson, Whitehall, Wisc. Gene Phillipson, Whitehall, W isc . Pauline Prondzinski, Winona Carol Rohrmonn, Wabasha Roger Randoll, Wanamingo Susan Randoll, Eyota Lawrence Roy, M pls.
Jeanne Reck, Wabasho Orville Reh ling, Chotfield Sandee Reisdorf, Rochester Ann Rinn, Rollingsto ne Douglos Rosendahl, Bloomingto n Jo hn Ross, Red Wing Ha l Rossite r, Ro chester, N.Y. Dia n e Rupre cht, White Bea r Lake Richard Sold er, Elg in, Ill. William Sadowski, Winono
ADVANTAGES ARE MANY . . . Judy Mesc hke gives a pe rsuasive arguLeroy Scharmer, Buffolo Lake Sondy Schley, Fol ey
Cindy Sc hoenecke r, St. Po ul Pork Colista Schu ltz, Winono
Lynn Schumann, Eyota Sha ron Scrobec k, Harmony
Joseph Shafer, Red Wing Frank Siebenaler, Lewiston
M ork Sku sto d, Grond M eadow Torn Stover, Winona
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ment to two students on why SNEA is an orga nization they should join.
Jud y Strauss, Rochester Vernon Suchla, Arcadia, Wisc.
Su son Walch, Altura Bruce Wolloce, Woodlynne, N.J.
Sharon Teply, Cedar Rapids, la. Marilyn Thom, Farmington
Patricio Wa lte r, Hobart, Ind. Richard Walters, McGregor, lo.
Gory Thrke, Eyota Kathleen Tuin, Hopkins
Carol Weaver, Altamont, N.Y. Tim Webb, St. Augustine, Fla .
Thomas Tweeten, Spring Gr ove William Urlich, Austin
Jud ith Wegman, St. Charles Diane Weir, Cedar Rapids, lo.
Ronald Varnum, Collingsworth, N.J. Terry Volland, Mabel
Peter Weisbrod, Elg in Gloria Welch, Stewartville
Dennis W epler, Decorah, la. Jomes Wesberg, Mpls.
Joan Whorton, Winona Joa n Wierzba, St. Poul
Connie Winslow, Wykoff NancyWit1, Dodge Center
CARE FOR MORE? . . . Barbara Ban ic ki pours Miss Aarestad Cha rlene Yamanak, Kana, Hawaii Fred Yaralimek, Dresbach
anot her cup of coffee whi le Jam es Meyer, Betty Kat han, Pa tricia Fischbach, and Diane Rup recht look on. The coffee is a product from Chile and the panel used it to aid them in g iving the ir Peace Cor p s u nit for Miss Aarest ad's Lan g uage Arts and Soc ial St udies class.
Richard Ye ske, Winona William Young, Wousou, Wisc.
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b Abrohomson, Bloomington b I Bor Anderson, Mo e Donny Stillwater Winona Koy Anderson, . e Anderson, I Mounc S St Pou Anhalt, o. 路 Gory Harmony Jone! Ar~~~ott, Edino Thomas . Sovonno, S ndro Booley, di d Ill. o r Me or Koren Borke ' nesboro Fro n Barlond, l o . I Becker , Dundus Donoe e r Mpls. Thomas Beck ken Violo Cha rlotte Behn w'obosho Lindo Benjamin,
son Winona Jackie Ben 'Houston Lindo Benson, l ke City . d 0 h Berktold, h r Richf1el Josep Kathryn Bette e ' R. hfield d B ttcher, ic Sonfor . ke 1 Northfield Suson B1c e' Claremont Bruce Bigelow,
. 路e Binner, Wobosho Moqon Willmar Doris Binger,Winono . 路nono Carol Blank, J Blumentritt, W1 t Mory o h l a Crescen M o rion Boettc e~t Poul Dionne Boileau, P~terson Patricio Boyum,
Jone Bowen, Pl ainview Adorn s
Boy~~路ord ' Kins tree, S. C.
Richard Arlonio l Bro
th Peterson Suson Bremse ' h Rushford Bremset , Suzanne St Poul Evonne Brown, .
Sophomores . Be hrens are d Sylvia Burke anl form f or th e final MORE HERE? . . . Patsen tationa . casting a
Creek Lawre nce Br ow~, Rose Is. Bonit o Burton, mp b ell, Savage Christy Ann Co p
Carlson, Win ona
Barb aro W St. Poul Kathy Corr, . Kasson Sharon Costner,
Ch rchill, Wholon Delores GI~ 1 Loke City Robert ' St Poul Jone Coates, .
d St. Poul Steven Cor e~los El gin, 111. Cynthia Co ug k.' Winon a Ka thy Czoplews "
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Jacob Dahl, Red Wing James DaLeiden, Owatonna Marilyn Danzeisen, Winona Carol Davies, Hastings Roger Delang, Dodge Center Ruth Denma n, Stillwater Mark DeSantis, Mpls.
Marlys Dickerman, Elgin Virginia Donahue, Winona Roger Do rchert, Fairbault Dianne Dru ry, Pres ton Jo mes Duffy, Madelia Susan Dunca nson, Lewiston
Norman Ellingson, Spring Grove
Jay Epste in, Winona Jam es Ernster, Caledonia Duane Evans, Winona Eileen Evans, Albert Lea Kenneth Evans, Elgin William Evenson, Spring G rove Koy Everson, Winona
Joyce Fenske, Fountain City Gwen Fick, Lake City Roger Fischbach, Paynesville Eva Flo tteru d, Zumbrota William Fogelsa nger, Ham burg, N.Y. Janice Fossum, St. Paul Pat Fritz, Rochester
Faye Froehlich, St. Clair Gary Gavle, Decorah, la. Robert Gelder, Galesville Maureen Gergen, Farmington Ronald Gipp, Decorah, la. James Goforth, Cedar Rapids, la. Eileen Goihl, Lake City James Goke, Winona John Googins, St. Paul Sue Grausnick, Winona
Thomas Gravenish, Pine Island Sue Greenwood, Lamoille Lynette Grimm, Winona Linda Gronholz, Le Center Corrine Grover, Preston Ray G underson, Rockford, Ill. Julene Haglund, Butterfiel d Elaine Hagm an, Lan g Lake Maryann Hall, Pla inview Pa t Hann er, St. Paul Park
Mary Harty, Bloomin g Pra irie Dean Hathaway, Grand Meadow Lorraine Haugland, Spring Grove Terry Hayes, W hea ton, Ill. Roger Heard, A ustin Elaine Heaser, Wi nona Vaughn Heeter, La Crescent Lana Hefel, Holy Cross, la. Robert Hempy, So. St. Paul Diane Higgin, Richf ield
Earlene Himlie, St. Paul Gary Hirschler, Rochester, N. Y. Mel Homuth, Menomonie, W isc. Gayle Hudak, Mpls. Ann H ungerholt, Whalan Lynn Huntoon, Plainview Charles lngvolson, St. Paul Su san Ivers, Whiteha ll, Wisc. Jennell Iver son, Hayward Rodger Jehlicha, St. Poul Park
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A lan Jensen , Redwood Falls Barbar o Jen son, Springfield Judy Jewell, Roche ster Connie Jo hnson, Ellendale Garry Johnson, La Crescent Paul Johnson, Bloomington Steve Johnson, So. St. Paul
Cindy Jones, Fort Worth, Tex. Steph en Joswi ck, Rochester Janet Jozwick, Stockton Carolyn Kalmes, Rollingstone Jo Ann Karsten, Winona Ka t hleen Kelley, Mpls. Ruth Ke sson, Buffalo, N.Y.
Raymond Kiral, Lewiston Jean King, Red Wing G retchen Kleis, Hastings Bonne Kra fka, St. Paul William Kr ause, New Yor k City Lynn Kremer, Ch atfield Ja m es Kulzer, Winona
Warren LaCourse, Shakopee Carolyn Laufenbur ger, Lewiston Randoll Lawler, Clinton, Wisc. Mike Lee, Winona Joa n Leibfried, Ivanhoe Jacquie Lentsch, St. Paul Dianne Lewis, H ayfield
Thomas Lewis, Lindstrom M a ry Mack, Stillwater Dianne M a der, LaCrescent Ron Marc hionda, Wi lliamsville, N.Y. Rose Martinek, Lawler, l a. Jean Masters, Mabel Waneta McCracken, Marquette, la.
Gory McDowe ll, Cedar Rapid s, l a. John McLeod, Lew i ston M ary McMillan, St illwater A llan Melin, St. Paul Park Robert Merwin, Mpls. Richard M erwi n, Mpls. Richa rd Metz, Hopkins
Kathy Meyer Wabasha Rita Meyer, Arco Judy Michel, Ha rmony Diane Mickaw, Elgin Cheryl Miller, Plato Glenn Mi ller, Morristown Linda Minnie, Mabel David Mortensen, Alden Jan Mossen, Winona Kenneth Mueller, Winona Stephen M uros, Winona John Murphy, Austin
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Curtis Murray, St. Charles Diane Nelson, Wabash a Nancy Nelson, St. Paul Carol Nessler, St. Charles M ike Newberger, Mpls. Julee Nickels, Bayport Nancy Ni pp, M a htomedi Diane Nordlund, Mpl s. Judy Nottleman, Lamoille Nancy Novak, Prior Lake
WATCH THE BIRDIE . .. Sophomo re
c lass officers smile for the photographer: Pou l Johnson, pres ident; Tim Dolton, vice president; Cheryl Miller, secretory; Sandy Be ttcher, trea s urer.
Sophomores
Bonnie O lness, Winona Lynn O r phan, Winona John Ott, LoCrescent
Leonard Polubicki, Lo Crescent Barbaro Peck, Dover Sherrie Pedersen, Minnetonka Carol Pedretti, Lo Crescent Trudy Perry, New Richland Ruth Peterson, Mpls. John Phillipson, Whitehall, Wisc. Gerold Pieper, Caledonia Charlene Pion, St. Pou l Sharon Poppe, Houston Joan Pretzel, Mpls. W illiam Putnam, Winona Barb Quest, Mpls. Pamela Randoll, Benton Harbor, Mich.
Gerold Redwing, Mabel Lynette Redwing, Mabel Down Reisinger, Farmington Harold Remme, Dennison Anne tte Richa rdson, Ce dar Rapids, lo. Vicki Rinehart, Minnetonka Jone Risdol, Northfield
Carol Roberts, Lake Crystal Dione Roffler, Winona Judith Rose, St. Charles Beverly Roy, Adorns John Rudeen, No. St. Poul Gayle Ruh, Chicago, Ill. Bonnie Rusert, Caledonia
Jelaine Sackett, Dodge Center Carolyn Sotren, Wonomingo Lindo Schild, LoCrescent Gory Schoening, Winona Jone Schultz, St. Charles Mory Sch ultz, Houston Mory Scott, Chatfield
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Sandra Scovil, Winona Norman Semling, Fountain City, Wis. Elizabeth Shonda, St. Paul John Silvis, St. Paul Janice Siegel, W inona Thomas Siegert, Minneapolis
Joon Simon, Plainview Sondra Slifko, Mabel Roy Smith, New Egypt, N.J. Carl Sederstrom, Dumont, N.J. Jacquie Spence, Minneapolis Beverly Stahr, W inona
Greg Staples, St. Paul Barb Stemmer, Shakopee Patricio Stetzer, Melrose, Wis. Judy Steyer, Trempealeau, Wis. Joanne Stordandt, Lo Crescent Yohlan Stroebel, Chatfield
Ba rbara Stucky, Pine Island Joanne Swanson, H astings Therese Theis, Rolli ngstone Kathleen Thompson, Winona Glen Tointon, Rochester Dione Tollefs on, Kenyon
Lynda Trozler, Rochester Gerold Trocinski, La Moille Sharon Tschi da, St. Paul Lee Turne r, Winona Kathy Tw eito, Spring Grave A n n Voight, Mayer
Sophomores Jomes Vonderahe, Houston Thomas Von Feldt, Austin
John Wagner, Cal edonia Lloyd Walburn, Morristown Linda Watson, Lake City Stuart Weitzman, St. Paul Phil Welti, Plainview Bruce White, Cedar Rapids, l o. Robert White, East Chain Jomes Wiegrefe, Caledonia Pat Wiemersl oge, Lo Crescent Janice Wiest, Fort A t kinson, Wis.
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Brio n Williams, Bloomington Karen Williamson, W inona Janice W inter, Hopkins N ara Winter, Bloomington Ruth Wisdorf, Springfield Judy W iskow, St. Charles Karen Wold, Mabel Susan Wollin, Winona Diane Young, M inneapolis Hank Zacharias, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Freshmen
FOOD FINALLY COMES ... Judy Wegman and Mory Ann Collins walk home ofter a ti ring time at the supermarket.
John Abts, Fountoin City Richard Abts, Fountain City
Darlene Austi n, Mabel Cyril Dohmen, Hampton
lrrin Nehring, Tremealeou, Wis. Mike O'Toole, Luverne
Maurine Fenton, Rollin gstone
Arthur Fisher, White Beor lake
David Pertelding, Minnesota City Charl es Peterson, Faribau lt
Bill Horlos, Lo Crescent Ruth Hen gel , Rollingstone
Mory A nn Schultz, M inneiska Greg Smith, Mahtomedi
Tim Horton, Lo Crescent Virgil Kafer, Fountain City, Wis.
Janet Speltz, Rollings tone Carolyn Wi ll, Erwin, lo .
Jock MocNomoro, Collingswood, N.J. Thomas Misgen, Ellendale
Shar on Wise, Ro Iii ngstone David Wistrcill, Au stin
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Seniors
Gary Anderson Carpenter, lowo Business Education
COME ON .. . Dick C hilders, Senior class pres i dent, wa lks in to conf er wi th Presi de nt DuFre sne.
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James Anderson
David A . Arneson
Judith Bailey
Wells Business Administration
'<enyon
St. Francis, Wis.
Business Administration
Chemistry
Susan Thorson Barnett Robbinsdale Sociol Science
Ric hard Becker
Jeanne Beckman
Sylvia Behrens
John Benedict
Northfield Elementary
Houston Elementary
Mo rs ho II
Kenosha, Wis. Physical Education
Art
Gary Berg
Dulcie Berkman
Peter Beyers
Albert Bina
Byron Elementary
Rochester Elementary
W inona Elementary
Calmar, Iowa Social Science
Dennis Blanchard
Kenneth Blomquist
Thomas Boland
Lennert Bondeson
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Physical Education
Collingswood, N . J. Business Education
Fountain City, Wisc. Business Administration
Gene ra l Sc ience
Ellion Bornfleth
Thomas Bouquet
Karen Brandhorst
David Broker
Rushford
Wabasha Business Administration
Fountain City, Wisc. English, Speec h
Winona
Social Science
Newport
Music
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Kenneth Brueske
Honolulu, Hawaii Elementary
Plainview Busine ss Administration
Carl Burk Pipestone Soc ial Science
James Byrne Patricia Burke
Staten Island, N. Y. Social Science
St. Charles Art
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Mrs. Nadine Carr
Ralph Carter
Richard Childers
Wobosho Elementary
Stewortville English
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Mathematics
Mrs. Lois Christensen Winona Elementary
Diane Christiansen
Candace Con naughty
Richard Dahl
Frank Daniels
Austin Elementary
Winona Elementary
Peterson Biology
Rushford Mathematics
H. Michael Dean
George DeMeyers
Winona
Geneva, Ill . Business Administration
Mathematics
LeRoy Deters Eitzen Physical Sci e nce
Judith Dittrich
Rosemary Dohrn
Sharon Drwall
Donna Dubbs
Plainview Elementary
Lake City Business Educa tion
St. Po ul Socia l Science
Rushford Ele mentary
Dallas Diercks Goodhue Business Adm inistration
Sandra Ecker Fountain City, Wis. Mathema tics
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ... Ron Luloff, vice president; Sharon Sob ra ske , secreta ry, and Henry Kleis, treasurer, pose wi t h another great le a d er.
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Barbara Egge
James Ersig
Joyce Evens
Ann M. Fenney
Lanesboro Elementary
Winono
Minnesota City
Rushford
Elementory
Elementary
English
Cheryl Fick
Steven Forster
Loke City
Winono
Elementary
Music
Mrs. Diane Broad Fredrickson
Theodore Fredrickson
Lakeville Elementary
Business Education
Susan Frisch
Rudolph Gawlik
Philip Gemes
Roger Goerish
Minneapolis Elementary
Arcadia, Wis .
Winono Business Administration
Sonborn Physical Educo11on
Business Education
Northfield
Jerry Grade
Cherre Grams
Donald L. Gray
Joan Greethurst
Bradford
Winona
Physical Education
Elementary
Winona Mathematic s
Elementary
Lewiston
Gregg Gropel
David Haines
Margaret Hankes
Daniel Hansen
Ivon hoe
Morion, lowo
Elementary, Physical Education
Physical Education
Hastings English
Wobosho Elementary
Carol Hanson Ellen Hansen
Brook Pork
Judith Hanson
Verdon Hasleiet
Austin Eleme ntary
El e m enta ry, Ph ysical Ed ucati on
Kos son Elem e nta ry
Pe terson Physical Educa tion
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Frank Hayes, Jr. Wil/1omsporr, Penn
Business Admimstrotion
Hubert Helland Lanesboro Physical Edvcotton
Grace Henry Wrnono Elementary
Tanya Hildebrandt
Katherine Hisey
New Brighton
Wobosho
Elementary
Elementary
Mary Palm Hoffman
Dennis Houselog
H. James Huettl
Pipestone
Lake City
Dokoto
Winona
Business Adm1nistrorion
lndvstrrol Arts
Socio/ Science
Elementary
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Verna Iwasaki
Carol Jeche
Ko1luo, Hawaii
Spring Grove
Gary L. Jensen
Plainview
Elementary
Elementary
Clear Lake, /owo
Elementary
Kathryn Johnson
Eunice Iverson
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Kathleen Kackmann Lake Ciry Mathematics
Jane Kaczrowski
Louis Kanavati
Gary Kautz
Ivanhoe Elementary Physical Education
St. Poul Socio/ Science
Winona
J. William Keenan
Kathleen Kenney
Richard Kerrigan
Henry Kleis
Gorden City, N.Y. Socio/ Science
Winona
Lo Crescent Business Administration
Business Administration
Speech
Hastings
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Gayle Kenneth Koetke
Philip Koprowski
Frank Kottschade
Alice Kronebusch
Winona
Theil man Business Administration Socio/ Science
Altura Elementary
Physical Education
Keister Business Admin1strorion
Donald Kropp Pipestone General Science
Sue Kuchenmeister South Sr. Paul Physical Education
William Lambert Virginia Business Administration
Jerry Langseth Lamoille Chemistry Mathematics
Gary Lauden Chicago Business Administration
Russell Lebakken
Donald F. Lee
Robert Lee
Sheryl Loeding
Galesville, Wis.
Nerstrand Business Administration
Kenyon Elementary
Winona Elementary
Art
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Susan Loeffler
Jeanneen Loerch
Ruth Love
Ronald Luloff
LeCenter Socio/ Science
Rushford Elementary
Smithville, Tenn. Elementary
Jesup, Iowa Industrial Arts
Pennie Mack
Walton Madland
Judith Mahlke
David Majerus
St. Paul Elementary
St. Paul Elementary
Winona Elementary
Elba Physics Mathematics
Margo McCune
Seniors
Houston Social Science
David Milne Mabel Physical Education
Judith Malmin Savage Elementary
Richard Mancuso Staten Island, N .Y. Social Science
Robert Mans Rochester Industrial Arts
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Arland R. Moger
LaVonne Molde
Dennis Morgan
Winono Elementory
Rushford Business Educotion
Kasson Elementary
Dodgeville, Wis. Physical Education
Gerald Nagahashi
Janet Nelson
Susan A. Nelson
Andrew Neville
St. Paul Biology
Kenyon
Winona Elementary
Worlond, Wyo. Art
Business Administration
YOU BUZZED? . . . Jane Kaczrowski mans t he Prentiss-Lucas lounge desk and announces callers.
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Laverne Nicholson Elgin
James O'Brien
Joanne Obuchi
Wabasha Business Administration
Kauai, Howo11
Rochester
Art
Social Science
Larry Olson
Dale Owens
Donald Pavek
Charles Pederson
Melrose, Wis. Physical Education
Rochester Chemistry
Winona
Beardsley Business Admrn1strotion
Elementary
Carol Ollhoff
Seniors Sharyl Pederson
Jerome Pesch
Richard Peter
Houston Mathematics, Elementary
Minneapolis Business Administration
Mabel
Plainview
Biology
Elementary
Darlene Peters
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Dennis Peterson
Gary Peterson
Eugene pflaum
Rushford Industrial Arts, Arr
Kasson
Farm;ngton
Bernard Pittman Durand, Wis.
Physical Education
Mathematics and Social Science
Business Administration
Mary Lynn Pottratz
James Price
Rachael Jane Price
frtzen Mathematics
Winona
Richfield
Leonard Purrington A Imo
Business Admrnistrotron
Busrness Education
Music
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Sandra Quam
Leon Quarve
John Rahman
Rose Randall
Kenyon Elementory
Loke City Industrial Arts
Elgin Industrial Arts
Rushford Physico/ Education
Seniors Dave Reed
Dana Reps
James Reynolds
Hubert Ripple
Winona Art
Lew;ston
Elementary
Minneapolis Social Science
Northfield Biology
Robert Ritter
Michael Rivers
Winono Mathematics, Social Science
Rollingstone
Sue Rudeen
Roger Rumstick
Business Administration,
North St . Pou/ Elementary
Minnesota City Elementary
Social Science
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Karen Sather
Robert Safe
James Sathra
Lance Sbiral
Houston
Red Wing Physical Education
St. Poul Pork Mathematics
Fort Atkinson, Iowa Biology, Chemistry
Elementary
James Schaub
Barbara Schmauss
Kathleen Schmitz
Thomas Schott
Alma, Wis Business Administration
Lake City Elementary
Caledonia Mathematics
Lewiston Business Administration
Seniors
178
Roger Severson Clark Seeman
Linda Shanahan
Doris Shaw
Galesville, Wis.
Crystal Lake, Ill.
Socio/ Science
Lanesboro Mathematics, Chemistry
Physical Education
Wykoff
William Shedd Boone, /owo Business Administration
Mrs. Eleanor A . Siegel Winona
Virginia Siegel
William Silver
Winono
Broomoll, Penn. Socio/ Science
Elementory
Elementary, Business Education
John Simon
Judith Skarp
Bruce Smith
Gene Snyder
Lewiston Biology, Physical Education
Virginia Elementary
Minneapolis Mathematics
Houston Business Administration
Sharon Sobraske
Mrs. Joan Hoff Spanton
Judith Stenbeck
Orrin Stevens
Richfield Elementary
Hendricks Physical Education
Harmony English
Mathematics, Art
Minneota
187
Gerald Styba
James Stoll
James Stout
Theodore Strand
Rice Lake, Wis
Pipestone Ph ysical Education
Ettrick, Wis.
Winona
Business Administration
Elementary
Business Administration
Lynne Tiegs
James Trochta
Gary Urness
Gerald Vagts
Luck, Wis English
Winona
Winona Mo thematics
Harmony Art
Elementary
Kathleen Ann Vannater
Seniors
Canton Social Science
James Vigness Lanesboro Mathemat ics
Arlys Voorhees Elkton Socio/ Science
James Wagner Wykoff English
William Werner Sumner, Iowa Physical Education
188
Maria Warren
Eileen Whitak
Sally Wiczek
Gordon Wiebke
Elroso Mvsic ond Elementary
Hostings Socio/ Science
Winona Elementary
Coledonio Bvsiness Administration
Kathleen Ann W illiams
James W ieczorek
Roy Wilsey Hovston Bvsiness Administration, Mothemotics
Edi no Elementary
Winona
Physical Edvcotion
Roland Woodford Winona Elementary
Joel Worra Peterson Mothemotics
Robert Zwart Rochester English
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189
Seniors Not Pictured Abts, Lawrence Alexander, Karen Anderson, William J . Armstrong, Richard Baglino, Michael Ballanger, Elsie Baranski, Frederic Beck, Terry Bennett, Robert Besek, Darlene Beyer, Mary Bissen, Dolores Black, Ruth Blanchard, David Brandt, Cecilia Brinkman, Margaret Briske, Nancy Bublitz, Marilyn Burleigh, Kent Bush, Raymond Butenhoff, Gerald Carlson, Cenith Chemino, Michael Christianson, Francel Clark, Bennie Cole, Thomas Conklin, Carmen Corcoran, Bonnie Coulson, Ellen Culhane, Barbara Curtin, Roger Davis, Michael Deters, Neale Drewianka, C. Gary Dzubnar, Jack Engrav, Barry Ewalt, Ruth Ferdinandsen, Donna Finn, Earlene Finney, Michael Francis, Delwin Gallaher, Mary Gallion, Orvada Gardner, Craig Garrison , James Gerth, Henry Gislason, Jon Gittens, Joseph Graham, Joan Graver, Mary Grossman, Jerome Halverson, Duane Hassett, David Heise, David
190
Hendrickson, Nancy Hilke, Jane Hint, Carol Hoaglan, Willetta Holstad, Larry Horihan, Barbara Inman , Judy Jensen, Gary L. Jensen, Janis Jessen, Dale Johannsen, Barbara Johannsen, Ronald Johnson, Gary Johnson , Mary Johnson , Robert K. Johnson, Robert L. Jones, David Jozwick, Henry Keller, Neil Kelly, Richard Klotz, Kenneth Knutsen, James Kohler, William Kosidowski, Jon Kowalczyk, Myron Larson, Wallace Lavelle, Peter Leuthner, Nola Lidgerding, Burton Loftesnes, Richard Lynch, Helen Marcolini, Stephen Mathison, Lila Merriam, Carolyn Miller, Morrie Morgan, Edna Mrochek, Stephen Muros, Robert Nash, George Nelson, Jeffery Nelson, Norma Nissalke, Gary Noll , James Norrie, Paul Olin, Loretto Olness, Pearl Olson, Samuel Osmundson, Carol Patterson, Dean Pellowski, Veronica Peper, William Petersen, Marlin Pettit, Richard Plein , Eugene
Ploetz, Margaret Potter, Wayne Rader, John Ray, Laurence Reglin, Mary Reisenauer, Joan Reuter, Mary Richardson, Patricia Riley, Robert Rislove, Dennis Riser, Irene Roepke , Roger Roessler, Joan Rud, Tinka Rydman, Richard Sandeno, Robert Scharmer, Daniel Schulz, Elroy Senrick, Larry Seufert, Sarah Sheffield, Edward Sheimo, Diane Shorter, James Sinke, Randolph Slattum, Lawrence Smith, Jill Smoley, Charles Sovereign, Merle Stoll, Leonard Sulack, David Swenson, Agnes Swiggum, Gordon Taylor, Geraldine Thilmony, John Thorson, Thomas Tompte, Bernice Usgaard, Davis Usgaard, Jerome Vietor, Thomas Walsh, Raymond Walsh, Peter Watson, Judd Welch, Gloria Wheeler, Ahna White, Sharon Whorton, Joan Wieczorek, James Wise, Richard Wolcott, Dorothy Worra, Joel Zientek, Hermione Zimmerman, Susan Zuch, Harold
HONORARY AWARD . . . Fronk Kottschode, president of Pi Delta Epsilon, presents an honorary membersh ip in the chapter to Rolph Behling, forme r publications adviser. At right is the former co llege president, Dr. Nels Minne.
An Untimely Death It was a sod Christmas holiday for students of Rolph A. Behling, ossociote professor of English. On their return from the Christmas break they learned that he hod died of o heart attack Dec. 28. Mr. Behling, on the faculty of Winona State since 1948, began his professional career in 1932 os o reporter on the Wisconsin Republican ot Columbus, Wis., ofter which he returned to college. He wos groduoted from Ripon College with o bachelor of arts degree in 1935 and wos conferred the master degree by the University of Wisconsin in 1936. Since then he hod done post-groduote study ot the Universities of Wisconsin ond Minnesota ond ot George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tenn. The lotter wos during sobboticol leave 1954-55 from Winona State. He served in the United States Army from 1942 to 1946 ond went on inactive du ty os o moior. He held the rank of lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve. His teaching career began in high schools - in Wisconsin ond Minnesota. At Winona State many students learned to know him, not only in the classroom but in his copocity os choirmon of the student-faculty finance committee, of which he wos choirmon many years. The re they found him responsive to student pleas ond gaols. He o/so served on the graduate faculty ond formerly was advisor to the Winonon ond the Wenonah. Shortly before his death he wos presented on honorary membership in Pi De/to Epsilon, the honorary iournolism fraternity. He wos the speaker ot the presentation dinner. Mr. Behling also wos active in the community, including service os o Sunday school superintendent of St. Poul's Episcopal Church. The students ond faculty of Winona State ioin Mrs. Behling ond sons in o loss - for us, o staunc h friend, o provocative advisor ond, above off, o teacher.
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Index to Students and Faculty A
Am bu hi, Sandro II Amdahl, Ronald Ill
Faculty in
ANDERSON, CARLIS105 Anderson, Colleen Ill 148 Anderson, Danny II 33, 140, 168
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Seniors in
ANDERSON, DWIGHT 81
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II
Aakre, Mory Ill Aakre, Robert II
AARESTAD, AMANDA Abnet, David Abnet, Rosanne
102,156,167
II
Abraham, Richard I Abrams, Donald II Abrahamson, Barbaro Abts, John I 173
II 32,66, 137, 168
Abts, Lawrence IV Abts, R;chord I Adams, Cynthia
I 7 Adams, Joseph 1 6 Adams, Lorry II 164
Adank, Patricio I Ahrens, Richard 8. I Ahrens, Richard E. 19
Ahrens, William II Aker, Roe Ann I 9 Albee, Go;I I 21 Albert, Lee Ill 156, 157 Albrecht, Joy A. I 15 Albrech t, Joyce I 23 A lbrecht, Ellen I 14 A lexander , Karen
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Alexonder\,Mkhoel I Alfonso, C odes I Allen, Dole I 7 Allen, Geraldine Allen, Lo no I 10 Allen, Louro II
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Ander>on, Jomes IV Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson 1 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson,
indicate year Aakre, Julianne
130,131,164
Amundson, Merlin I Andersen, Stephen II
126
Anderson, Richard II 83,161 Anderson,Roberl II 164 Anderson, Timothy Ill 122 Anderson, Thomas II 164 Anderson, Trudy I 10 Anderso n , William IV 1 15 Andrewsen, Richord I Andrewsen, Robert II Andr;sl, Darold Ill 126 Andrus, Poul I 8 Anglewitz, Leona rd I Anhalt, Gory II 126, 168 Arbonello, Fred Ill 126 Arens, Gerald II 164 Arent, Bernord Ill Armst ro ng. Ri chard IV 142.1 48 Armstrong, Robert II 164 Arndt , Carol I 21 Arneson, David IV 17 4 Arns, Janet II 168 1 11 ,156 Arnold, Jon II 148,156,161 A mold, Stephen Ill 34 Arnold, Vincent I 20 Arnoldy, Oov;d I 13 Ashbacher, Gary I 25 Ask, Poul Ill Astern, Bruce I 22 Atkinson, Jomes II Alsott, !homos I I 6B AWg, Cheryl I 12,152
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i 14 156, I 58, 174
Judy II Katherine Kathleen Larry Ill 11, 130 Lawrence I Linda I 20 Michael II 120,164 Mory II 156 Maurice II 168 Patrick I 9 Randoll Ill 140, 164
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B Au lick, Peter I AUSTAD, CHARLES 106 Austin, Richard II Austin, Darlene I 173 Bobb;tt,Dano I 21 Bobb;tt, Nancy I 16 Boch, Rosemary II Boch, Rebecca I 9 Backus, Jomes I 7 Bockus, Jeon I 11 Bacon, Sondra I 11, 153 Boechler, Rebecca II Boem, Richard I 11 Baglino, Micha el IV Bogniewski, James I I 4 Baker, Jomes I 25 Baker, Sharon 156 Bailey, Dov;d II 164 Bailey, Dennis Ill Bailey. Judith IV 22,32,40,137,146,174 Bailey, Samuel I Bo;ley, Sandro 11 157, 168
Bo;rd, Steven II I 25, I 2B Boker, Sharon II 164 Bolkenol, Bonits I Bollanger. Elsie IV 149 Bambenek, Jomes Ill Bo nkk;, Barbara 11 54, 156, 164, I 67 Banks, Gerold I Baranski , Frederic IV 142, l 49, I 58 SARO, AGNES 91 Borger, Karen I 17,35 Bordel, Louis I 20 Baringer, Dione Ill 16,156, 164 Barker, Koren I 168 Barnes, Sharon l Barnett, Ella II Barnette, Joe 112 BARON, NORMAN 88,161 Borrell, Kathryn ·I 16 Barlel, Lowell II Bo rt h,Borboro I 13 Bartl, Susan I 10 BARTSCH. MILDRED 79 Bass, Charles Ill Bastin, Oionn I 20,149 Bateman, Barbaro I Bouer, Beat ice I 8, 161
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of Superior Flavor 529 Huff St.
Phone: 3626
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Sauer, Lawrence I 8 Bo ue r, Dav id I 16 Bouer, David I Bauman, Kristin I 9 BAYER, THOMAS B2 Beardsley, Robert I Beck, Frederick Ill Beck, Richard I Beck, Terry IV Becker, Doniel I 168 Becker, Linda I 14 Becker, Richard IV 156, 17 4 Becker, Rose 11 Becker , Thomas I 168 Becker, Thomas I Beckmon 1 C ho d e ne I 13 Seckman, Jeanne IV 17 4 Beebe, Catherine I 25 Beemon, Barbaro 111 32,66, 137 , 143 Beemon, Thomas I 17 Behling, Richard Ill 140, I 64 BEHLING, RA LPH 99 Behnken, Charlotte II 32, 157, 16!,168 Behr, Judy I 16 Behnrens, Sylvia IV 55, l 45, 150, 156, 168, 174 8eksel, Robe rt Ill 16, I 64 Bell, Thomas I Belter, Dav id I Belz, We ston I 7 Bende r, Susan I 20
Benedict, John IV 117,174 Benedict, Rebecca II Bening, Robert Ill Benjamin, Linda I 152, 168 Be nnett , Robe rt I V Ben ning, Fre de rick Benson, Carol Ill 143, 155,164 Benso n, Eugene I 20 Benson, Jac que! I 168 Benson, Jomes Ill 51 , 139, 164 Semon, Joan I 24 Benson, Lin do II 168 Benson, Marjorie I 12 Benson, Michael I 11 Benson, William I Bent on, Michael II Berg, Barbera I 8 Berg, G ary IV 175 Berg, Sh er i I 6 Berg, Marv in I 122 Berg, St e ven I Bergdole, Godyn I 21 Berger, Robert II Berger, Roy I 8 Bergquist, G ory I Bergevin, Craig I 6 Berger, Jomes I Berger, Wayne I Bergum, Wonda I Berkman, Dul cie IV 154, I 56, I 75 Berk to l d, Joseph II I 6B
Bisag no 1 Sandro I Bisel, Patricia Ill I 3,23, ! 38,146, ! 56, I 64 Bis e k, linez I 9 Siske , Nancy 152 Bishop, Claudio II 66, 137, I 4 3, l 64 Bisse n, Dolores IV Bissen, Ell e n II 137 Bissen, Mory II Bjo rklund, Carol II 152 BJORNHA UG, JOHS Bl Black, Donna I 22 Block, James I Black, Ruth IV Blohna 1 John I 8 Blahnik, Doro thy Ill 152, I 64 Bla hnik, Ri char d Ill Blahnik, Robert Ill Bloke, Gerold Il l BLAKELEY, BRIAN 89 Bla kely, Lindo I 9 Bla kstad , Ro nnie I 16 Bla kstod , Jo Ann II Blanchard , Dennis IV 141, I 56, I 75 Bla nc ha rd , Dav id IV 22 Blank, Carol II 20, 49,110,138,168 Blank, Jomes I Slo ns ki, Michoel I 125 BLESIUS, MARILYN I 07 Blexrud, Lindo II Blixt, Bruce I 21 Block, Kenneth I
Berland, Fra nces II 150, 168 Berna rd , Allen I Bernalz, Kathleen ! 12 Bernard, Glen Ill Berndt,Jeanne II 152 Bernah, Th o mas I 7 Berry , Patricio I Bertel, Dus te n I 6,151 , 153 Bese k, Da rl ene IV 156 Bess, Owen 11 Be,.e, Lyle 116 Best, John II Betcher, Donna I 9 Bettcher, Kathryn 11 16,138,168 Bettcher, Son lord II 34, 171, I 6B Be tchwors, John ! 15 Beyer, Mo ry IV Be ye rs , Pe t er IV 175 Bezulcek, Joseph Il l Bickel,Suson II 168 Bicker,Howord I 13 Bidro, Sandra II 8,137,155,164 Siege rt , Thomas 33 Biel, Koren 11 Bigelow, Bruce II 168 Billison, Do ug las I 22 BILSE , DONALD 79,153 BEHLING, RA LPH Bina, Alben IV 17 5 Binger,Doris II 157,168 Binner, Marjo rie 11 148, 168
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Block, Williom II Bloemre, Borboro I 7 Blo mq u is t, Ken net h Ill Blue, Barbaro I
Blumentrill, Mory Boord, S tephen
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Bornllelh, Elloon
138, 168
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Bockenhoue1 1 William
BODDY, MARGARET 99 Boeck, Bruce
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Boelter, Mory
17
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Boettcher, Morown II
Bohnen, Byron II Bohnken, Chorlolle I
168
13B 168
Boland, Po trick II 112, 117 Bolond, Thomas IV 175 Bollman, Joyce I 20 Bolstad, Robert Ill Bondeson, Lennert IV Bonow, Randall I
Brennon, She do
Bonow, Wesley 1 Bonow, William I 6
Boomgoarden, Randoll
Brandl, Kathryn
17
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Borchert, Roger
II
161
Borgen, Wayne
II
141
BREITLOW, JOHN
S~s CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS INC.
Brunberg, Jomes
Bublitz, Glorio II
66, 156
I 7, I 4B
Bunsness, Karel I Burcum , Robert I Burgdorf, Curtis I 16 Burgeson, Thomas II 140
Ill 175
Brom, De nnis I 8 Bronich, Elizabeth II
BROWN.JOAN
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Burke, Pot.icio IV
168
99,1~9
Brown,lawrence II 168 Browne, Patricio I 11, 152 Brawn, Thomas I
BROWNING , JAMES 95 BROWNING, MARGARET B5 Brueske, Kenne th IV 14B,156,15B,176 Bruogeman, Catherine
I 6
55,137,156,16B,176
Burke, Thomas I 7 Burlei gh, K4tnt IV Burnap, Alvarez Ill 126 Burnlngstan, Ted 125 Burns, Dono II Burns, Robert I Burrows, Elizabeth II
Burl. Koy 111 Burl, Sondra
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Buhler, Willord II Bundy, Rochelle I Bundy, Sharon I 6 Bunge, Dione IV 32,137,155,164
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BROOKS, RAYMOND Brosh, Terry II
Bublotz, Sondro I 150 BUCHER, SHIRLEY 105 Buege, Bradley I
Brockway, Pamela Ill Brodie, Jomes II Broecker, Borboro I 16
Broker, Dovod
Ill 150
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Buckrngham, Rober! Suermann, Jeon I Buggs, Andrew Ill
Brinkman, Margaret IV Brinlnoll, Lynne I I 0 Bnscoe, John I Briske, Na ncy IV
Brood, Dione IV
Ill
Bublitz, Marilyn
Buchner, Jahn t 117 Buechner, Robert I 11
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Breyer, Gerold I 21 Brezo, Thomas II 164
Brostrom, Van I Brown, Evonn e II
Brase, Dennis I 22 BJOzelton, lorry I 6 Breidel, Herbert Ill 158 Brei tenfe ldt, Ches ter I
Boone, Barbaro I 9 Boone, Mel'lin Ill
99,154 I 152,16B
Brewboker, Nancy
Bro1e, Jomes. Ill Brand, Robert I 12 Bro ndho rst, Ka re n IV Brandt , Cecilia IV
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Bremselh, Suson
Bremseth, Suzanne
Botcher, Barbaro I Botcher, Jennifer I Bothun, John
Boyles, John I Boyles, Michael I 8 Boyum.Ann I 16,110 Boyum,Murton II 117,118 Boyum, Lindo I 12, 137 Boyum, Patricio I 168 Boyum, Richard II 117,153,16B Brodlord, Arloniol I 157,16B Bradford, Carolyn I 21 Brody, lorry I 22
Boettcher, Angelo I 21 Boeser, Sthphen I
Boileau, Dionne
175
Bowman, Leon I Boyer, Jomes I
Boehmke, Elson
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Bouquet, Thomos IV I 5B, 17 5 Bowen, Jone II 99,l 4B,156,16B 8o'Nen, David I 11
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Burton, Bonito II 168 BURION. ROSALIE Bl Busch, Koren II 110 Busch, Michael I 15 Buscher, Paul Ill Buscovick. Poul II 141 Bush, Raymo nd IV Busitzky, Glen I 9 Buswell, Lindo I 17 Butchorl, lno II Butenhoff. Gerold IV Byrne, Jomes IV 176 Byrne, Heather IV
c Cahalan, Pot 112 CALLAHAN, LARRY 105,130,132 Colon, Linda 25 Colvert. lorry II 38,130,132,146 Calvey, Carol 111 Campbell, Christ y II 168 Campbell, Judith II 164 Campbell, Peter Ill 141 Co mpe au, Dole I 14 CAPRON, HUGH 90,93 Corlbloom, Kathryn Ill Carlon, Lindo I Corl>on, Alon II 80 Carlson, Sorboro II 157,168 Carlson, Cenith IV Corr,Jerrald I Corr, Kathleen II 138, I 68 Carr, Nodine IV 176 CARRARRI, RICHARD Carrier, Bruce I 6, 125 Carroll, Jo•eph II Carroll, Lynette I Corter, Mory II 152 Carter, Rolph IV 148,154 156,176 CoH, Ario I Conerly, !homos II 153 Costner, Sharon I 1.48,168 Cenf1eld, Roy I Cholus, Wayne I Chopin, David II 117 Chorlton, Blaine II Chemino, Michael I Chesney, lorry I 8 Cheshire, Ray 149 Chock, Elizabeth I Chick, Poul II Chick, Mike 151 Chicas, Doniel II 67 Childers, Ri chard IV 6,57,58, I 30, 131, 139,151 ,174,176 CHRISTENSEN, GEORGE I 06, I 07 Christ ensen, Loi s IV 176 Christensen, Philip II
Christenson, Bron,,...en I Ch ristionson, Dione Ill 156, 176 Christianson, Fron<el IV C~6~off.. sen, Gayle 111 13,32,41,151,
Corson, Dennis I Corso, Jomes II 14 1, 164 Cottengim, Mory I 13, 138
Christopherson, Beverly I 20 Chubik, JoAnn I 7 Chuchno 1 Cloren<e I Churchill, Doniel Ill Chu<Ch;ll, Delores II 168 Cichano,,...s ki, Michael I Cieminsi k, Susan II Cihak, Susan II 110 Ciszok, Charles II Cloeys,Adelrne I 17,161 Clore, Richard Ill 139 Clore, Ronald I Clark, Bennie IV Clark, Pamela l Clark, Robert II Clark, Ronald Ill CLARK, RUBY 17 Clausen, Charles I 23 Cloy, David I Clements, Joon II 153
Cox, Mork I 21 C rapps, Jeon I 7 Cntchfield, Susan I 17,138,145 Crosby, Michael I Cul hane, Barba ro IV Cumiskey, Soll y I Curran, Michael I 24 Curt in, Jeon II Curtin, John II 117, 14 I Curtin, Roger IV 1.48 Cyse,,...sk1, Gory I C1op\e,,...ski, Kathleen II 168
Clemmensen, Dorrell I 22 Clrff, Robert II 116, I 68 Closwoy, Bruce Ill 51 Coates, Jone II 149, 168 COLE, JAMES 105 Cole, Peter I 6 Cole, Thoma s IV Colemon, Po tri<k IV Colemon, Susan I 8 Collins, Alexander 111 Collins, Mory Ann 111 68, 150, 173 Combs, Thomas I 15 Camero, Gene II Comstock, Susan I 23 Conklin, Carmen IV 161 Connought y, Candy Ill 176 CONNELL, LARRY 87 Connolly, Gory I 24 Connor, Edward Ill 112 CONNOR, PETER 105 Connors, Charles II Connors, Peter I 1 I Conrod, Dionne 17 Conti, Barbaro II 164 Con,,...oy, Janet II Cook, Denni> Ill 150 Cook, Gordon Ill Cook, Judith Ill Cook, Shirley I 10 Cook, !homos Ill 16, 139 Coolidge, Julie t 164 Coolidge, Nancy Ill 143 Cooper, Jomes I 17 Cor<oron, Bonnie IV Cord es, Steven I 49. 11 5, 140, 168 Co rey, Fronk I Corey, Darrel I Co rey, Les 17 Cornelius, Michael I 25, l 25 Cornick, Jomes I 14
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D Docken, Jonathon Ill Dohl, Hubert II Dahl, Jacob II 14 1,169 Dahl, Kathleen I 14 Dahl, Richo rd IV 156, 157, I 76 Dahle , Doniel I 16
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Dohle, John II Dahle, Francis II Dahl, Anne Morie I 20 Dahling, Gerold Ill Doleiden, Jomes I 169 Dolton, Tomothy II 140, I 71 Dond,wor t, David I 6 Doniels, Fronk IV 156, 157, 176 Danielson, De nn is II Danukos, George II 58 Donukos, Ston 115, I 20, I 53 Don1.e1sen, Marilyn II 169 DAVENPORT. MILTON Davidson, Sorbaro Ill 137,1 64 Do vies, Carole II 150, 169 Do voes. Harold Ill 7,69,139, 146 Davis, D,,...oyne 111 Davis, Judie I 22 DAVIS, MARION 99 Davis, Michae l IV 33 Dawes, William I DAY.SUSAN 85 Deon, Harold IV 176 Decker, Richard Ill 122 De Forth, Marilyn I 21 Degr>e, Danno II 14,22,110,164 DELAHANTY, EDMUND 97 Deloney, Tri Joe I Delano, Roger II 115, 169 Delva ..... , Lindo I 22 Dell, Bonnie I 12 Delang, Jocguelyn II 21, 156
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Dem• Y•"· G eorg• IV 177 Denman, Ruth I 137,169 Denn, Stanley I 24
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DUNLAY, KATHRYN 103 Sunne, Mory II 152 Dunning, David I Dunnum, Kathryn I 15
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Dold, Richard Ill
Oomogolo, Voneto 1 7 Donahue, Virginia II 169 Donald, Jomes I 115
Conkers, Koren I 13 Donavon, Susan I 25 Dench, Jeon II Dostal, David II Doty, M ichae 1 I DOTY, NORMAN 107 DRAKE, BEN Orange, Steven Ill 117, I 25, 129
Draper, Jomes I 14 Orozkowski, Cathy I 17 Orozkowski, Keith I 15 Orozkowski, Frank I Orozkows ki, Stephen I Dressel, Peder Ill 149 0Nwionko, C. Gory IV Drugan, Joan
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Drugan, Judith I Drury, Dionne I 150,169 D rwoll , Sharon IV 37, I 43, 146, 148, 177 Dubbs, Donna Ill 177 Dublin, Ruth I Dublin, Richard I 6, 154 Dublin, Sandro II Oubsky, James I 12, 130, I 54 Duell, David II
Duellman, Barry I
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Eaton, Kenneth II Ebertowsk1, Susan I Ech terno(\h, Lindo I Eckenrod, Dione Ill Eckenrod, Jerry Ill 115, 126 Ecker, Peter Ill 145 Ecker, Sandro IV 177 Eckert, Judith Ill Eckles, Robe<t I 6 Eddy, Gary I 24 EDDY, JAMES 87 Edel, Mary I Edgar, lorry Ill 164
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Ehlen, John I 9 Ehlers, Jon I 13 Ehle, Jomes II
Eidem, Jomes I 16 Eikomp, Te rry I EIKEN, EVERETT 106 Eiken, Koy I 24 EIKEN, SHIRLEY 97 Einhorn, Jill Ill 40, 137, 155, 156, I 64
Einhorn, Steven Ill Einsmon, Mario I EKKER, RONALD 84,122 Elder, John Ill 47,139 Ellingson, Normon II 16 1,169 Elmblad, Donald II 14 1, 145 Elwood, Gory I 6 Elwood, Kei th I
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Dete rs, Leroy IV 140, 159, 177 Deters, Neole IV 164 Deyoe, Michael II
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Duellman, Dionne I 17 Duellman, Robert I Duel, John I
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Lembkey, Dorothy Lemmer, Roger I Lemke, Gregory I 10 Lennon, Thomas II 139
Lentsch, Jacqueline I 32,137, 170 I 6
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Lankfo•d, Cmol I
117,170
Lawrynk, Gory II
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I 22
KRENZ, LORRAINE 104 Kress. Shirley Ill I 38.143, 165 Kreuzer, Anlhonv I Krier, Michael Ill Kriewall, Cvn fh10 I 9 Krumer, Lindo I 16 Kronebusch, Aloce Ill 153 K•opp,Donald Ill 49,114,115,157 Kroschel, William I 10 Kroupa , Kent I 17 Krueger, Dole I 11 Krueger, R1ehord I Kruschel, William I 12 Kuchenmeister , Marv l 7,148,157 Kvchenmeister, Sue IV 23, 148, 152, 156 Kugler, Judy I Kuhlmann, Glorio I 6 Kuhlmann, Donna I 16 Kuhlman, Raberl I 94 Kuhlmann, Ronald I Kuhlmann, Francis I 16 Kulack, Roge1 I Kulas, David I 142 Kulowski, Kenl Ill 90,94,139 Kulzer, Jomes II l 70 Kunst, John I Kunzer, Kenneth I 13 Kurth, Susan II 145 KUZMA, JOAN 98 Kuzniar, Judith II I 52
le Oueo, Roger
11,110, 137
II LIG HTFOOT, JEAN I 07 Lolla, David Ill Ullo, Katherine I Lol leboe, Cheryl I 24 limped, De lori s 1 lmonder, Wayne I Lind, Peter I Lindahl, Curios Ill 145, 158, 165 londahl, Gayle II Lindeman, Neale Ill 7, 140 linden, Robeit I 15 Lindqun l, Christine I 24 Londqu,.t, Maosha I 13,110,137 Lindsay, Samuel I Linn, Jomes I 13 l1ppolt, Bruce I lihchke, Henry I 12,1 48 lottle1ohn, Edward I I 17, 118 LIVERMORE. GARY 106 LOCKS, JOYCE 27,85,152 loeding, She•yl IV 182 Loeffler, Susan IV 163 l oerch, Dennis I 13 loerch, Jeanneen IV 183 loerch, Mork I 13 l oftesn es, Ri cha rd IV LOKENSGARD, R l. 83 LONG , HENRY 105 lors1ecki, Richard I Loshek, Stephen I Loshek, Kolhv I 9 Losinski, Richard I 11 Losinski, Robert Ill losinski, Richard Allen I LOSSEN, MARJORIE 102 lottig, Wolter II 141 Louch, Donald II l ove, Ruth IV 182 Lo'll'en, Avis I 7 lucos , Sheila I Ludwig, David I luchmonn, Lyle luetho,Gaov II 11 7 Luhmann, Philip I 15 Lightfoot, Jomes
165
Loufenburge r , Carolyn
BAY STA TE MILLING CO. Manufacturers
of
ENRICHED WINGOLD FLOUR 202
Luinstra, Duane Ill 41, 149 Luloff. Ronold IV 9, I 39, I 45, I 46, 177 Lund, Dole I Lund, Susan Ill Lundok, Dovod II Lundok, Eugene II 165 Lundeen, Bruce I
Morsholl, Dovid Ill 44,67 Marso, Horry I 15 Morsoler. Conrnd I MARSTON, DWIGHT 85,153 Mortin, Jock 84 MARTIN, JOHN 34,117,130
I 12
Lundquist, Lindo Lunn, Ronold II
Luthon, Woll.om
Mortin, Lynda I Mortin, William II Martens, Robert I 8,130,151 Modinek, Rosemarie II 152, l 70 Marx, Charles Ill Marz, Rosemary I 7, 143 Mason, Randoll I Masters, Jeon I 170 Mosygo, Mory II Masygc, Pe t er I
139
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Luft, Morcio Ill lultwick, Dove II lynch, Helen IV
Lynch, Kothleen
148
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Mathison, Lila
Moy, Gaylord
MacMillan, Mory 47 MocNomoro, John I 173
Maddox, Kenneth I 23, I 61 II 170 Modlond, Wolton IV 117, 183 Modsen, Jeri I 9
Moder, Dionne
l 17
Merwin, Richard Merwin, Robert II
14 1, 170
Miller, Morrie IV
170
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Miller, Norman I 24,161 Miller, PaHicta I 148 Miller, Robert Ill
McAnolly, M;choel I 9 ,117 MCARDLE, HARRY McArthur, Jomes I 141
Metcalf, Jeon I 14 Metcalf, Kathryn I 148
Moller W;l11om I 14 M ilne, David IV 183
Siebrecht's Floral
McConwell, l hornos McCormick, Betty 143, 149
MCCOWN, LUTHER 84, I I 2 M cCown, Mildred lll McCracken, Woneto II 150, 156, 170 McCrce, Susan I McCready, James
16, 16 l
I IV 183 McDaniel, Rickey II McDonough, Robert I 117
10 139, I 83
McDowell, Gory II
IV
Morcuson, Don no II MARINER, MAURICE
26,41, 152, 165 78
Markegard, Beverly
Ill
69,139,154,161,170
McGee, Dono Ill McGhie, Steve Ill
MCGRATH.HELEN
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McGuire, Marilyn II 149, 156 McGuire, Mor tin IV McKee, Denise I 20
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Meschke, Jud;th Ill 143,166 Metcalf, Dorrell II 141
McDonnough, Jomes I 7 McDougall, Robert I 12
Mornoch, John
10 149,152,161,170, 171
Mayer, Ca th erine I 21 Moy1ek, Sheelah I 6
Monzow, Comton(e I 16 Morch1ondo, A Rono ld I I 48, 170
MARLEY, WAREEN
II
Miller, Kenneth Miller, Mochoel Miller, Morie I
McCluskey, Modys
Moldy, !homos II Mancu so, Ri chard IV Mons, Robert 183
M;Jier, Cheryl
Miller, Donna Ill 165 Miller, Elaine I Mille r, Eugene Ill Millier, Eugene R. II
I 4, 152
McConoghy, Jomes II MC CONNVILLE, DENNIS
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Malotke, Georgia I Monohan, Peter II
Ill
Mierau, lorry Ill Mikru t, Mochael I
Mermk, Cyn t h;a I Merritt, Jone Ill
MC CAULEY, MAURICE 82 I 14 MCCLUER, RICt<MOND 91,92
Moheo, Kathy 148 Mohlke, Judith IV 150, I 83 Majerus, David IV 183 Mojeru!', N i cholas Ill 140 Mololo, R;ch0<d Ill Molmin, Judy IV 23, 137, I 83 Molone, Edward II Moloney, Pat
Moelke, Ruth
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McCaulcy,Rito
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Mickow, Dione
Menden, Conni e I Menning, Judi th I 15,161 Men zel, Kenneth I 145 Merr iam, Carolyn IV Merrion, Tom 148
140, I 58
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Mochel, Judith II 'v\1chcls, Som II
13, 115, 139, 145 Me;sner, Dov od Ill 122, 123, 124, I 56 Mcistod, Karen Ill 25 Meland, Gcnclle I 24 Mel;n, A lon I 170
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McComy, Bryon I McCorl, Pamela Ill McCarthy, Richard I 6 McCarthy, William 15
Moeser, Woller Ill Moger, H. Dione I 14 Moghsoudi, Mosoud II 51 Magnuson, Shelby
Meier, Jeon I Meimbressc, Rober!
Matson, John II Mo lson, Sharon I Mattson, Morris I 12 Matzke, Jomes II Molt, Nancy I 15 Mattison, John I Maus, Robert Ill
Mocooch, Ka th leen Ill 62, 138, 156, I 65 Mock, David I Mock, Lyle I 20 Mock, Mory II 170 Mock, Pennie IV 138, 183
MAGNUS. DOROIHY
MC KENZIE WILFRED 94 McKey, Thomas I 8 Mcloughl;n, Bernard Ill Mcleod, John II 157, I 70 McM;llon, Mory I 170 McMillan, Poul II McNary, Shone I 7 McNory,W;ll;om II 34,1 17,119,140 McNulty, Corrine IV Mcdcral ,Woyne II 151,165 Meehan, Sheilo I 20 Mehling, Patricio I 6
Morquordr, Koy I 23, l 49 Marsh, Gayle I 20
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Milton, John
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MINNE, NELS A 52, I 06 Minnie, Lindo II 170 MINOCK, LARRY 88 M1sgen, John I 173 Mitchell, Horry II Mitchell, Olive II Mitchell, Regi no I
Modjeski, Ma•y IV
2•, 137, 18.i
Moe, Kathryn t 7 Moe, Roger II Moen, Gory II
Moen, Ronald II 117,126,127 Mage" Adand IV 158, 18.i Mog<en, Glo"a Ill 152, 165 Mogren, Kenne th
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Mohnk, Beneoh I Molander, Louis II 12,139 M olde, Lavonne IV 184 MOLINARI, MADEO 8.i,116,1 17 Mollenhauer, Tere so I Monnens, Nancy I 21 Moon, Michael II 141
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MORAVEC, MARJORIE 85 Morehead, Scott I Ma•gan, Dennis IV 112, I 25, 153, 18• Morgon, Edna
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Moriarity, Michael II Morken, Beverly II
Morken, Gory Ill Morrill, Lorraine Ill
Nicholson, Timothv I 24 Nockels, Julee II 170 Nickelson, Lovern IV 149, I 85 Nienow, Lyle Ill Niemczyk, William I 10 Nipp, Joanne I 15 Nopp, Nancy II 170 Nisbit, Darlene Ill Nissalke, Gory I 139 N ixon , Charles II Nogosek, William I 24 Nolan, Steven I 13 No lin, Vincent I Noll, Jomes IV Nord lund , Dionne I 170 Nordhorn, Garry I 16 Nordstrom, Rolph I 24 Noreen, Robert I 145,151 Normandin , Arthu r I 11,126 Norrie, Pou l IV Norton, Morie I 9, 148 Nottleman, Judith II 170 Noeh leggee, Carole 23 Nusxloch, lorry 23 Novak, Nancy II 170 Nyszlock, lorry I Nygaard, Judioh Ill 166 Nygaard, Mory I 11 Nyseth, Annette I 25, 152 Nystrom, Wilmino Ill
Morflson, Jeanne Ill 60,61,62 Mortensen, David II 49,145,153,170
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Moser, Jomes I Mosser, Jon II 170 MOTIVANS, JOSEPH Mott, lowrence II 117, I 65 Mount, Stephen I I • , 117 Mcie, Mory 59 Mrochek, Anne I Marchek, Stephen IV Muehlegger, Corel I Mueller, Frances Ill Mueller, lorry I Mueller, Mory I 17 Mueller, Kenneth I 170 Mullen, Ma rgare t I 7,59 Mullen, Dolores II Mullen, Poytricio Il l Mullen, Wi ll iam Ill 151, 157 Multhoup, Dorrell I Mundell, Cheryl I 165 Munson, Dolores I MUNSON, HOWARD 103 Munson , Janice II 165 Muros, Robert IV Muros, Stephan II 148, 156, 170 Murphy, Joseph I 170 Murray, Curtis I 170 Murroy, Duane Ill 6 1 139,165 MURRAY, FLORETTA 94,1'5 Murphy, John II Murray, Lindo I 24, 152 Murrey , Thomos Ill 21 ,139 Mydra, Nicholes Il l Myhre, Richa1d II Myska, Solly II
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113 E. 3rd St. Jones Pork Sausages Birdseye Frozen Foods Bauer's Chocolates
OPTOMETRIC OFFICES Dr. C. R. Ko llofski Optometrists Third and Main
204
Dr. M. L. DeBolt Conta ct Lenses Box 605
Nadreou , Jeanne I 6 Noga has hi, Gerald IV 157, 184 Nogahoshi, Vaughn Ill 145,156 Nagle, Mary I 6 No nkivil, Mory I NAPPE, EVELYN 81 Nosh. Geo rge IV Nosh, Richard I 7 Nauman, Dione I 158 Neessen , Robert II Nehring, lr..,in I 173 NELSON, ANAH 106 NELSON, AUGUSTA 99 Nelson, Ca role II 153, 156, 165 Nelson, Cynthie I 10 Nelson, Diano II 170 Nelson, Dione I 10 Nelson, Duane I 15 N elson, Janet IV 69,1 38,18• Nelson, Jeffery P. II Ne lson , Je ffery R. IV Nelson, Lindo I 10 Nelson, Lloyd I Nelson, Norma IV Nelson, Noncy II 170 Nelson, Pahick I Nelson, Robert I 8 Nelson, Robe<t I 8, 117 Nelson , Susa n IV 184 Nelson, Te rrance II NELSON, WENDELL Nesbitt, Ruth II 110, 165 Ness, Jan iece Ill Nessler, Corel II 110,138,170 Newmon , Nancy I 12 Neumann, Oo..,id 1 Neumann, Deann I Neumann, Thomas II 122 Neville , And<ew IV 145, I 84 Ne..,in, William I 8 Newberger, Michael I 170 Newcomb, Dale Ill 166 Newell, Helen II Newell, John I Newmon, Joy I Newton, Eugene II Ng, Kenneth II Nichols, Robert II 153
0 Oakland, Gene Oberry, Rity I Obrien, Eugene II O ' B•ien, James IV 158, 185 O'Brien, Mike I O'Bnen, Poul I 12 Obuchi, Joanne IV 37, I •5, 156, 185 Ochs, Koth1yn I 22, 148 0 'Dea, Patric io I 17,152 O'Deo, Robert IV Oeklers, Gory I I 0 Oeltjen, Gory Ill Oelilen, Michael I 9 O'Grady, Marvin Ill Ohrmonn, Kathryn II 166 O'Kone, Colleen I 152 Okland, Gerald I O'laughlin, Catherine I 9 Olin, Lo retto IV Ollhoff, Ca<ol Ill 185 Olness, Bonnie II 171 Olness, Pearl JV Olness, Wanita Ill 138,156,166 Olson, Jerry II Olson, Koren Ill 110,152,166 Olson, Kristine I 6 Olson, lorry Ill 28,115, 120, 153,1 56 Olosn, Michael II Olson, Mervin II OLSON, SANDRA 83 Olson, Stanley II 0 Ison, Samuel IV Olstad, Kristin I 6 O ' Neil, Virginoa Ill 6,2.i,137,l.i6,1 56 Opfer, Bonnie I 13 Opsahl, Jacqueline Ill 110, 138, I 66 OPSAHL, JAMES 81 Ordolen, Ko ren I 9,149 O'Reilly, Borboro I O'ROURKE , RICHARD 81 Orpahn, Lynn II 17 1 Osmundson, Carol IV Os le rn, Bruce I Ostrem, Jo Ann I 23, 138, 152 Ostrander, Dorothy Ill Oswalkd, Thomas Ill 15 O'Toole, Michael I 173 Ott,John II 171 Overlond, Thomas I Owens, Dale IV 185 Owens, David II
p Paape, Ma ry Ill 166 Page, Robert II Poglia rello, Alfonso II 60,62,1•1
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Po lmer 1 Curtis I 117 Pa lmer, Peter I Po lubick i1 Leonard II 171 Palus, Susan I 8 Pompa lone, Leonerd I 20 Papenfuss, Glen Ill Parsons, Glen I 10 Parsons, Vern Il l Parthun, Elizabeth Paske. Jon II Poswo lk, Jerry I Brother Patrick I PATZ, KENNETH 107 Potterson, Deon IV Potterson, Doniel I Potterson, Donald Ill Poulr.ner, Jennifer I 24 Paulson, Denn is I 15 Paulson, Judith Ill 166 Poulson, loVerne II
Poulson, M erlyn
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Poulson, Peter Ill Pa vek, Donald IV 185 Payette, Richard 111 PAYNE, RUTH MARY 98 Pearson, E ls1e
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Pearson, Jomes
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Quam, Sondra IV 138, I 87 Ouorve , Leon IV 187 Quest, Barbaro II 32,138,171 Quinn, Barboro I 24.137 Ouinn, Koy 11 137 Quinn, Maureen I 20
Peck, Barbara II 171 Pedorstad, Oddvar IV 52, 149, 166 Pedersen, Judi th
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Peder5an, Charles IV
158, 185
Pederson, Elizabeth I Pderson , Cher yl IV
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Quirin, Ro land
Pederson, Lorry II 158, 166 Pederson, Sharyl IV 171,185 Pedretti, Carol I 148,171 Pelloth, Roger 141 Pellowski, Catherine I 22 Pelofske, Petet II Pellows ki, Veronica IV 37, 138, I 40, 151
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Pence, William II 166 Peper, William IV Percuoco, Michael Ill 112,117
Roos, Mo rk I Robe, Carole 11 Rod e r, John IV Pafferty, Helen I Rohman, Donald, Peter
Perez. Mork I 12,58 Peroutka, Judy I I 0 Perkins, Joyne I Perrrne, Byron I 1O, l .d8 Perrizo, Thomas I
II 115,120 Rahman, John IV 58, 115, 120, 153, 187
Perry, John Ill 60,62 Perry, Merrilee
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Perry, Trudy
171
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Persons, Roger
Rohrmann, Carol Ill 166 Roi tora, Donald I Rokouskas, Mory I 11
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Romlo, Judith Ill Romlo, Robert II Randoll , Pamela II 156, 171 Rondall,Rooer 11 67,166 Randall , Ros e Ann IV 152, 187 Randoll, Susan II 166 Rasmussen, Sorry 9
Pertelding, David 173 Pesch, Jerome IV Peihon, Koth ryn
185 I
Peter, Richa.d IV 185 Peters, Darlene IV 146, I 56, 185 Peters, Lindo Ill 149, 156 Peterson, Dennis IV 186 Peterson, Elizabeth 11
Rasmussen, lorry II Rasmussen, Jeff I 22 Ross, Michael I 10
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122, 125, 186 Peterson, Aloce Ill 14,77,138,146,151,
Rotojcyk, Edward I Rathbone, Beverly Ill 137 Ro1hs, Tim 9
156,1 66 Peterson, Charles I 23, 173 Pe terson, Peterson, Pe terson, Paterson,
Pe terson, Petenon, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson,
Roth, Timothy
Rou, Morie II 4 4 Rouch , Fronk I Rovnho ldt, Kathryn I Rowlings, Bruce I Ro y , Lourence Edward IV Raymond, Janet I Rem , Jomes
Ill 156, 157, 166 I Redlund, Carolyn Ill Redwing, Lynette
Pe ll, Richard II
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187
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Reuter, Judith I 8 Reuter, Mory IV Rewlinko , Bruce II
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Re ynold s, Jomes IV 156, 187 Richordson,Annelle II 152,171 Richardson, Patricio IV 0 11 111
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Polson, Gerold I Pomeroy, Francis I Pomeroy, Lawrence I Pontinen, John Ill
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Riches, Ge ne Ill Riches, Maureen I 20 Richter, William I Ricks , Drew I 8 Rider, Koren II Rider, lorry Ill Ries, Richard Ill
Poore, John Ill Pope, Judith II 149, 156 I
Poppe, Sharon II 110, 157, I 71 Porvoznik, Poul II 24, 139 Pollen, Vivion I 15 IV
Riggle, Virgil Ill Rile y, Robert IV
Pottron, Ma ry Lynn IV 95,138,143,146,
156,186 Preble, Donald I 16 Prentis, John 111
Rinehart, Vicki II 171 Ringwelskin, Marjorie I 20 Rinn, Ann II 166
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Ripple, Hubert IV
Pretzel, Joan II 45,138,156,157,171 Price, Jome' IV 148, 186 Price, Rochel IV 37, 143, 158, 186
Risko, Michael II Risdahl, Dione I
Risdohl,Jone
Price, Stepehn I Price, Virginia I Prigge, Charles Ill
Pritchard, Sandro
Reed , Da vid IV
Reusch, Lynda I 6 Reuter,Joon I 12
Palasik, Mory I 13
Prescott, David
17
REITER , CLEO I 03 RE KS TAD, PAUL 107
Pohde, George 24 Pohlman, Arlyn I 11
Potter, Wayne
II 171 Ill 171
Remme , Ha rold II 171 Remmery, William II Remus, Robert I 8 Re ps, Oona IV 187
Pofert, Susan I 23
Poppe, Douglas
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Re in, Steven I 17 Reinhorts, Rebe cca I Reilly, Barbaro 156 Reinke, Mino I Reis, Barbaro II Reise nhoue r, Joa n IV Reisinger, Down II 34, 171 Reisdorf , Sondra 11 166
Poblock1, Robert II
Poliachik, Leon
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Redwing, Gerold
Reglin, Mory IV Rehling, Orville 11 166 Reibel, Carol I 23 REIDELBERGER, JACQUE
Pflaum, Eu9ene IV 156, 186 Phillopson, Dole Ill 166 Phillipson, Gene Ill 166 Phillipson, John I 126, 171 Phipps, Rodney II 115, 120, 121 Piehn, Londo I 11 Peiper, Gerold II 171 Pietsch, Richard I 15 Poke, Mory I 20 Pinke, David I 21 Pittmon, Bernard IV 158, 186 Pittmon, Steven I 7 Pion, Charlene Ill 138,156,171 Plein, Eugene IV Plinski, Susan I 12
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Redwing, Dennis
Reed, J erry I Regino, John I
Pettis, Suson Ill 166 Pett it , Richard IV Pettlt, Doniel II
Polansky, Duane
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Reck, Jeann e
Peterson, Steven I 9 Peterson, Susan 40 Peterson, Yvonne Ill
Ploe tz, Margaret
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RAYMOND, M. R
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Peterson, Ruth
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Ratigan, Robert I 20
Gary I 14 Gerold I 10 Glen II 34 Jeon Ann II 22 Jeon Anne 1 22 Lelond I 12 Mo rgo rel I 23 Norbert I Pomelo I Por I Roland I
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Ri slov e , Oenni1 IV Rislow , Rena to Ill Riser, Ir ene IV Rislow , Jock I Riske, Glenn I
I 25, 150
P1ondz.inski , Mory I Prondzinski, Pauline II 166 Prolte~gjer, Ka thr yn I 20
"Bank at the Sign of the Golden Lion''
RITMAN, MARGUERITA 78,159 Riller, Robe rt IV 187
Prudoehl, Janel Ill 149 Prudoehl, Sonja I Pnvbvlski, Mory Ill Pn.ytorsk1, Jomes 11 Purrinton, Leona.d IV 161 , 186
Rivers, Elizabeth
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Rivers, Michoel IV
187
Ill 69,1 39 Roberts, Coral II 32, 138, 171 Roberts, Julie I 13 Roberton, Thordore
Putnam, Kenneth l 9 Putnam, Lindsay I 22 Putnom, William II 171 Put11er, Kathleen I 13
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Rose, John I Ro•e,Judi th II 138,149,171 Rose, Michael I 8 Ro•endohl, Douglos Ill 33,140,156,157, 166 Rasmussen, Barry
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Rossi, Bonnie Ill Rossiter, Horold II 17,139,164,166 Rost, John I 20 Roth, William II 17,4 5, I 26 Rother, David
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Rother. Richord Ill Routhe, Robert I Rowan, Anne
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Rowan, Michael Ill Roy,Beverly II 156,171 Rud, Tinko IV Rudeen,John II 48,141,171 Rudeen, Su•on IV 9,3 4 ,37,110,111,137, 152,187 Rue, Jomes I Ruehmonn, Richard I 16
Ruesink, Arlyn I Ruh, Goyle II 171 Rumpel, Donold II Rumpel, Ronald II Rumstick, Roger IV 187 Runke, Dennis I 22, I 25 Runnigen, Sandro Ill Ruppel, Jone! I 16 Rupprecht, Dione II 48,54, I 66, 167 Rupprecht, Larry
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Russer!, Bonnie II 152,171 Ruuell, Kathleen I 62 Russell, Hallie II
Rutz, Norma Ruen, Ryon, Ryon, Ryan, Ryan,
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Lee 11 S Michael I Mory Lou II Mochoel I 10,126 Patrick I 23, I 26
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SCHMID, WllllAM 57,91,92,160,161 SCHMIDT, ESTHER I OJ Schmidt, Owen I Schmidt, John II Schmidt, lorry I 23 Schmidt, Joan Ill Schmi t, Kathleen I 7 Schmitz, Jerome I Schmili. Kothleen IV 21,37, l 37, 146, I 88 Schmitz, Patricia I 6 Schmitt, Gory II 15 Schnau, Steven I 7 Schneide r, Lavonne 111 Schneider, Carol 13 Schnel l, Cyril II 140 Schneipp , Pamela I 25 Schnorr, Thomas ! 8 Schoening, Gory II 157, 171 Schonecke r, Cynthia II 166 Schoening, Donald IJ Schoffmon, Fronk I Schoewe, Jone II 149 Schoonmoker,Jon I 17,130 Schoosow, Sharon II Scholl, Thomas IV 188 Schollmuller, Lauro I 10,137 Schreck, Susan I 8 Schreiber, Eugene II Schroder, Terry I 22 Schuck, Dovid II Schuh, Richard I Schultz, Colislro II 156,166 Schultz, Mory Louise II Schultz, Edward I Schultz, Robert II Schultz, Dennis I Schultz, Koren I 14 , 152 Schulll,Jone II 137,17 1 Schultz, Walter I 115,120, 130 Schultz, Mary Ann I 16,173
Saabye, Gerald II Saaranen, Douglas 117 Saari, Sonja I 6 SABIN, JAMES 104 Sabetto, Neol 111 Socio, Sandro II Sockell,Jelaine II 110, 152,17 1 Sadler, Richard II 166 Sadows ki, Doniel II Sadowski, William Ill 166 Sole, Robert IV 115, I 88 Sogan, Guen th er I 12, 148
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Schulrz, Gene Ill Schul<. Elroy IV Schumann, Lynn
Ill
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Schuster, Suzanne I 12 Schutz, Jeanine I 9 Schuth, Matthew II Schuth, Mochael II Schull, Elizabeth I Schwanbeck, Joan I 6 Schwanke, Edwin II Schwartz, Sylvester Ill 112,122 Schwartahoff, Alice I 151 Schwengels, Gerold II Scof,.ld, Leland I 12 Scofie ld, Ston 59 Scott, Anne I Scott, Mory II 176 Scovil, Sondra II 172 Scrabeck, Arlyn II Scrabeck, Danny Ill 126 Scrabeck, Sharon Ill 137, 155, 166 Seabroght, Roger II Sear ight, Lorry I 6 Seavey, Elaine II Sebo, Lindo I Seemon, Clork IV 188 Seib, Richard Ill Sell, lorry Ill Seltz, lynn I Semling, Norman II 148,172 S enric~. Lo rry IV 112 Sens, Undo I 14 Sep1n, Patricio II Serfin, Lindo I 7 Servais, Kathleen 7 Serwo, Poul I Setorom, Rodhika Setten, Julie I 8 Seufe rt, Saroh IV 12,37,71, I 54 Sevollius, Joann I
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8-3605
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Sommer, Arlene Ill Sochims, Cheri 156
Severson, Corot II 150 Severson, Rot er IV l 40, I 88 Seydo, Roger I
II
IV 148, 156, 157, 1 88 Shonda, Elitobeth II Show, Ooris IV 110,111,137,188 Shea, Lawrence II 61,62,161 Shedd, Will;om IV 189 Sheehan, Donald Ill Sheehan, Mory Ill II
She ffield, Edward
Speltz, Janel
IV 157, 159
Shippy, Dole I 8 Shippy, Rosemary
I
116
Sidebottom, Kenneth I 117 Siebenaler, Francis Ill 166
189
Siegel, Janice II 172 Siegel, Virginia IV 189
Steffen, William
Ill
Stender, Wayne
II
STENERSON, DOUGLAS 99 Stendlun, Neol I 16 Stern, Linus I 21 Stelzer, Patricio ll Stevens, lorry I Stevens, Leslie II Stevens, Marcia II
172
45 Stevens, Orrin IV 189 STEVENSON, JAMES 89 Steven•on, Ronold Ill 115, 117, I 39 SlEVENSON, MICHAEL 85 SlEVENSON, MRS M. Steyer, Judy II Stienessen, Jude I 152 Slime, Donna I 17 St. John, Beulah
Sloffel, Thomo• I 12 Stoll, Jame• IV I 48, 158, I 90 Stoll, Leonard IV Stoll, Jeffrey II Stone, Bob 115
Smith, Nelson I
SMITH, RICHARD, JR 102 Smith, R:chord Charles I Smith, Richard LeRoy Ill 112 Smith, Roy II 151, 172 Smith, Steven Alon I 6, 17 Smith, Thoma• Ill Smith, Warren I
33,139,172
Steiber, Alon I 25,126 STEIN, BARRY 87 Stejskal, Mory I 8 Stemmer, Borboro I 138,172 Stemmer, Kathy I 22 Stenbeck, Jvdah IV 137, 189
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I
22,34
Steen, Poul I 14, I 30 Steenc, Barbaro I 13 Steffen, Robert I
Skoltum, Poul I 22,161 Skeel•, Kathleen I 15, I 50 Skibbe, Martha II Skjevelond, Hugh 11 Skjod, M;choel I 17 Skloder, Charle• II 8,9,140 Skroch, Robert II Sku•tod, Mork Ill 141, 145, 166 Slack, Ronald II 24, I 40 Slottum, Lawrence IV Slezak, Kenneth I 23 Slezak, Carol II Slifko, Sandro II 172 Smorzyk, Theodore II Smith, Bruce IV 120, 153, 189 Smith, Gory II Smith, Gregory I 173 Smith, Jill IV 152 SMITH, KAREN 105 Smith, Leo I Smith, Margaret I 17 Smith, Mory I 13
Smith, Steven Charles
104
Spiral, Lonee 47 Spotts, Ru$scll 1 Sprongers, Scotl I
Stork, Richard I Storxecki , Richard II 117, I 22 Staublin, Cynthia II Stearns, Mory I 152, 161 S tearns , Terry I Steele, Johles I Steele, Gory I
I
I
SPENCER, LILLIAN
Staple " Gregory Staple•, Philip I
Simon, Grace I SIMONS, LOIS 78 Simons, M1choel I 17 Simpson, Dennis I Sinke, Randolph IV 58,77, 139 Sister M. Virgano I Skollerup, Robert I 11 Skorp, Judi th IV I 89
Skaar, Terrance
173
Stanislawski, Robert Stanton, Mory I
Siegert, Thomas I 140,172 Siems, Dione I 10 Sillman, Frederick I Silver. William IV 23, 139.189 S;lv,., John II 29, 172 s;mon, Joan t 156,172 Simon, John IV 189 Simon, Gerold
I
SPRENGER, JOANNE 85 STADTLER. LEROY 79 STADLER.JUDY 143, 150 Stohr, Beverly II 156,157,172 Staloch, Michael I 24 Standke, Douglo• I 7 Stonek, Dole Ill Standing, Joseph Ill
16
Siegel, Eleonor IV
Stroud, Kenneth
Spence, Jacqueline II 6, 10, 1-43, 172, Spence, Margie 14, 152 Spencer, Gary I
Sherman, Frederick II Sherman, Janeen II Sherwood , Janet I t 4 Shimo, Sondra I 24
Shorter, Gerold II Shorter, Jomes IV Shorter, Joanne II
Strub, Ronald I 22 Stry, Vernon I Stuber 1 Sondra Ill Stucky, Borboro II 148, 156, 172
172
SPELTZ, RHETTA
Sheimo, Dione IV Sheimo, John II
Sheldon, Allen Ill
I 0, 139
II
Stroebel, Yohlon II
Sorg, Goll Ill Sovereign. Merle IV 126, 129 Sponde, Albert I 115 Spande, Bonnie I 17 Spanton, Carole II Spanton, Joon IV 152, I 56, I 89 SPEAR, JAMES I 02 Speed, Charles I Speltt, Mory I 7
141
Shonhon, Linda
Sheffer, Marcia
Strom , Corl
161
Sorensen, Gordon II Sorom, Richard I 8
Shafer, Jo•eph Ill 59,166 Shafer, w;H;om I 23 Shonohon, Jomes
Stroed, R;chord Ill
Son•ollo, Dorrel II
S tone, Philip II Storondt, Joanne
STORK, JOHN S tort i, Fred Storti, Poul
12
126
II
172
107
141 I
Stork, Julie I I 0 Stork, Mory I 13
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FRIENDLY
PLACE:
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Joh nson at Second • Tel. 2396
Storslee, Sharon
Snow, Richard II Snustod, Charles I
Sto•kopf, Ronald II Stout, Jame• IV 116, I 90
Snyder, Gene IV 189 Soar, Goll 157 SNYDER, WILFRED Sodentrom, Corl 145,172 Sobro•ko, Sharon IV 37,53, 10I,I43,148, 177,181,189 Solberg, Donold 16
Stove<, Thoma• II 14,29, I 30, I 32, I 39, 166 Strond, Theodore IV 190 Strouu, Judy II 148,167 Strehlo, Dole II
Stout, Thomas
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Slreuber, Jeo n
Ill
HAL LEONARD
MUSIC CO. 64 East 2nd St.
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I 17 Styba, G e rold 190 Stybo, John 111 Stybo, Steven I 12 Suchanek, Robert Ill Suchla, Vernon Ill 167 SUID, LAWRENCE 86 Sveen, Lindo I 23
Tibesor, Leo I Tiegs , Lynne IV 156, 190 Ti e s, Kathleen 11 Timmer, Ernest II Timmons, Robert I
Sugoworo, Lyndel Ill Sulo, Jomes I
Tolmie, Pa tricio I 6 Tolmie, Virginia Ill Tomah, Jack II
Strum, Michael
Sula, Stepehn II Sulock, Dovi d IV 117,122,125,19 1 Sulock, John Ill 117 Sullivon, Edwin II S u mner, Tou 31 Sundry, Susan I 8
Super, Michael I 24, 117 Su th erland, Rober t t 11 S"e um, Darry l I S wan, Pernillo I 1S S wonlund, Peter I S wanson, A llon I 6 Swanson, Joanne I 172 Swonson 1 Richard I Swanson, Richord I Swottout, Pot ricio I 22 Swea zey, Dionne I 10
Swedin, Ge<ald I 143 Swenson, Gory Ill Swenson, Agnes IV Swenson, Rondoll II Swenson, Peter Ill Swigart, Judith Ill Swiggum, Gordon IV Switzer, Donovan I 14 Swygmon, Robert Ill
Sylling, John II Syverson, Oorryl II Syverson, Vernon I 12
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TO MPKINS, ROBERT
Tenl1s, Michael II
161
Tepl yl Sharon Ill
26,167
Terwi l1ger, Warren II Tesch, David I 14 Teuum, S teven I
Trehus, Lowell I 16 Tri, Wonda I Tripp, Alon Ill Tripp, Charlotte I 24 Trochta , James IV 140, 190 Trocins ki, Gerold II 172 Trok, Michael II Trotmon , Jomes I 6 Traux, Gayle I
Tschido, Sharon II 172 Tuin, Kathleen Ill 148, 167 Tulare, lourn I 17 Tunell, Bruce II Turner, Gerold II Turner , lee I 60, 172 Turn e r, Potucio I 7 Tuschner , Jerome Ill Tushne r, Joan II 138 Tut e wohl , lorry II 21 Tweeten, Thomas Ill 140,1 46, 167 Tweito, Kathleen II 150, I 72
Tye, fforold Il l Tyler, Shoron
Ill
u Uhl, Peter II I 23 UNDERKOFFLER, MILTON 83 Uristo, Robin I 24 Urlick, William II 167 Urness, Gory IV 117, 190 Usgoord, Oavis IV 112 Usgoard, Jero me IV 112, 117 Utke , Patricio I 14 Unde rkoffler, low re nee
Thacher, Ann IV 16,37, 145, 151 Theis, Theresa II 172
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Thesing, Michael II Theurer, Dionne Ill Thiede, Teresa I 11
THIELE N, RAYMOND 89 Thilmony, John IV Thom, Ma,;lyn Ill 7,138,156,167 Thom, Rober t Ill Thomas, Jomes I 11
Thompson, Albert II Thompson, Allyn I
139
Thorson, Mork I 16 Thorson, Susan IV 22, 143, 17 4 Thorson, lorry I 9 Thorson, Thomoi IV
Ihrke, Gory 167 Thrune, Stephen I 25 Thu row, Richard II 22, 140 Ill
IV 190 Von Bus kir k, Lynn II 149
Sammy's Pizza Palace
Vogts, Gerold
Thompson, George I Thompson, Jomes I Thompson, Judi th I 24 Thompson, Kathleen Leslie I 172 Thompson, Ka thleen Suzanne II Thorn ton, Craig I 12
Thurston, John
107
II 172
Troxle r, lyndo
126, 128
Temp, Donold II
I
Vock. Evelyn I 20
Tompte, Bernice IV Tons kc mper, Gloria 24 Topp ing, Jone I 12 Towo lo , Miriam Ill Toy e , Toma ro II Trocy,Worre n II 112 Tra ino r, Brion I 115 Tronde m, Susan I 13 Trautmann, Joel I
Ta ylor, Ardith I 15 Taylor. Gory I 11 Taylor , Geraldine IV Teegarden, Will iam 111 Teegarden, Ellen Ill Teeuwen, Michael Ill
Vetsch, Stanley
TOBIN, GERALD 93, 145 Tointon, Glenn II 126, 172 Tollelson, Dione II 67, 172
148 102
Tannie hill, Jomes II Ta y lor, Alice I
Veglohn, John II Vermilya, Thersa Ill
Vanderau, Elaine
I
VAN A LS TI N E. FRAN K 78 VANDEVEEGAETE , RAMO NA 107
116 Main Street
Vo ng , Borb oro II Vong, Donald II
Von Fled t, Tom
117,118,172
Von Gundy, Connie I 21, 152 Von Hoff, Thomas II Vanhoff, Mory Sue I Vannatter , Kathleen IV 190 Von Thommo, Carole Ill Von Thommo, Nancy I 14 Von Vleet, Florence I Varnum, Ronald II 167
Volland, Terry Ill
Served dail y f rom 4:00 p.111. until 2:00 a .m. " You have tried th e rest , now try the best" Ta ke out orders p repared
140,1 56,167
THE MAGIC WORDS ARE
f'M HUNGRY
Let's Go to McDonald '·s (open year round) Located on Highway 61 2 Blocks W est of Jct. 14.
208
Vietor , Thoma s IV Vigneu, Jomes IV 114, 115, 140, 151 , 190 Vincen t , Lois I Vinje, Lindo I 9, 161 Virnig, lorry I 9 Vogt,Terry I 15,130 Vo;ght, Ann II 172 Voight, Eugene I 24 Volling, Sheryl II Volkman, Bruce I Volkman, John Ill Vollenwe, Ider I Von Arx, John I
Watson, Judd IV Watson, Undo II Wotts, Wi llie Il l
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Wehrs, Koren
I 6
Vonderohe, Jim II 172 Von Feld t, !homos II Von Hclmll, Michael II Voo•hees, A•lys IV I 4B, 190 Vucinovich, Mory II
Wayne, Susan
I
Wad e, Pe ter II 115, 120, 140 Wagner, Jomes IV 190 Wogner, John II 140 Wagner, Richard I 25 Wagner, Sondra I 9, 148 Wogner. Tho mos II 15B, 172 Woshlberg, Gloroo II Wionwrighl, Michael Ill 139
Waite, Janet I Walburn, Lloyd I 172 Walch, Dov;d I 15, 117 Walch, Susan II 167 Waldo, Jo Ann II Wolkder, Dole I Walker. M;choel I 23 Wallace, Bruce 167. WALLACE, IRVING Ill
Walsh, Margaret
151
Walsh , Raymond IV Walsh, Pele• IV Wolle<, Potroc;o Ill 156, 167 Wolter, Karen I 8 Wolters, Catherine Ill
Walters, Richard 167 WALTERS. GA YlE 107 Woltz, Betty Ill Waltzer, Steven I 9 Word , Mory I Warren, Moria
IV
Worthesen, Eileen
143, 191 II
Wildenborg, Thomos Wildman, Steven II
156
II
15 I
Weisbrod, Peter Ill 151 ,1 67 Weitzman, Stuart II 172 Welch, Glo•io IV I 46, 156, 167 Wellner, Gory Ill Welsch, Dennis I Welt;, Ph;l;p I 140, 172 Wendlandt, Arlyn I 22, 122, 125 Wendlandt, Dove 112 Wengerl, Margeret Ill 17,32,138 Wepler, Dennis II 167 Werner , William IV 190 Wert, Wayne Werlz 1 Kristin
I I
1-4 Winke l, Joyce I 22,137 Winkle1, Jomes I 125 Win5low, Constance II 110, 152, 167 Winter, Jon II 138 Winter, Naro I 152,172 Winters, Wayne I Winlhei5er, Philip I 11 Wosdorf, Ruth II 10, 13B, 15B, 172 Wise, Jomes I 17
II 20,32,66,138,
Ill
117 WILK RICHARD WILKE, ARTHUR B9 Wolke, Mork I 9, 122, 125 Woll, Coralyn I 173 Wollett, Charles I 21 Williams, Ann 25,137 Wollioms, Brion II 140,172 Wil11oms, Delvin I Wdlmms, Gregor y I Williams, Jennifer I 7 Williams, Kcrthleen IV 191
Weinzierl, Kenneth I 22 We;r, D;one 111 156, 167 Wein 1 Jon 51 Weis, Gory
Wilson, Pau lo II Winkel, Borboro I
172 Wierzba, Joan Ill 9,154, 167 Wies t, Janice II 138, 172 Wild, Richard II 145 Wolde, Deon I 24
Weimersk1rch, John II
Weisch, Dennis
7
Wiemersloge, Patricio
Weaver, Coro I Ill 11, I 3B, I 4B, 156, 167 Webb, Kori Ill 167 Webke, Gordon 15B Wedemeoer, lorry Ill 117, 119, 126 WEDUl. M 0 102 Wedul, Patricio Ill Wegman, Gernld I 93 Wegman, Judith Ill 137,155,167,173 Wehrenbe1g, Nancy I IS II
I
Wie uorek, Jom es IV 191 Wlegrefe, Jomes II 172
6
Weisbrod, Garry
w
W1ech, Marilyn
150, 172
Wise , Richard Wise, Sharon
IV I 173 1
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Williams, Richard II w;llooms. Su son I 7,24,110, 137 Williamson, Koren II 172 Willson, Patricia I 25 WILMA , MARY ANN Wilsey, Roy IV 2B, 14B, 15B, 159, 191 WILSON, JAMES 94 Wdson, Keith I 20
nB,117,173 Wist,;ci ll, Roger Ill 20,1 17,119,14 1 Witherow, Robert II WITT, JERRY BO Woll, Joli I 23, I 52 Witt, Richard II W;tt, Nancy Ill 161, 167 Witter, Lonny II Witzel, Dione I 12 Wobig, Terrence I 24 Wochn;ck, Shrrley 9, I 4B Wodele, Eugene II Wohlers , Kennelh I 17 Wolcoyt, Dorothy IV Wold, Ario II Wold, Karon II 150, 156, 172
Wil5on, Lonee
Wo lesky, Wayne
I
I
22
12 9
Wesco tt, Joy IV Westberg, Jomes II 11, 141, 167 Westberg, Thomas Ill Westby, Terrence
I
Westerman, John I Wetzel, Susan I l 2
Known for Better Foot Wear
Weyer, Doniel I 10 Whalen, Mory II
Who•ton, John Ill 29, 156 Wheeler, Ahno IV WHEELER DOROTHY Whetstone, Gerold I Whehtone, Donna I 22 Whingelby, AHce I B Whito&cer, Eileen
IV
Steinbauer Shoes
191
Wh;te, Borboro I 22, I 3B White, Bruce II 47,139,151,15B, 159,16 1, 172 Whole, Chuck 115 White, Elizabeth I 14 White, Robert II 140, 172 While, Sharon IV Whitman, Nancy I Whorton, Joan IV 167 1 0 10W7,156,191 Wiebke , Go•don IV 191
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Boss Weejuns- Hush Puppies for all Joyce for Girls - Freeman for men 69 West Third Street Winona, Minn.
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Kelly s furniture Westgate
SUNBEAM BAKERS 2 11
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Wolf, Fredet1ck II Wolf. Virginia
I
22
Wright, Morgon
Wolfe, Borbora I 16 WOLFE, DUANE 83 Wolfe, Edwina IV Wolfe, Joan I 17 Wolfer! , Roger
Wolfrom, Ron Wollin, Susan
Wunderlich, Michael Ill Wurst, Bobbie I 24
II
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Wood, Calmer Ill Wood, John II Wood , Mory Ellen
I
Wood, Mory Jo II Wooden, David 111 148 Woodford, Roland IV 191 Woodworth, Betty Ill Wo1<0, Joel IV 34,156,158,191
Yogow, Arthur
Ill
Yohnke, James
I
Wos, Bonnie
Yale, William
I
6
151
y
149 II 161,172
Wondro,ch, Es te lla
Yamanaka, Charlene Ill Yomasak1, Pearl Ill Yorolimek, Fred II 167
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II
Yoedke, David I Yokish, Steven
13
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I
153
137,156,167
Zientelc, Hermione IV
Yentsch, Thomas I 13 Yeske, Richord Ill 167 Youmans, Joy II 156 Young, Diane I I 72 Young, William Bruce
Zimmer, Daryl I 20 Zimmerhokl, Stefan I
Young, William
Zommerhokl, Don
140, l 67
Ill
z II
112, l 72
Fine Foods Cocktail Lounge
Fountain City, Wisconsin
Sui1.. 107. Profc,sinnal Buildinµ: W inona. \linnPsuta
Phone: 5548
Jack L. Benson, Dis trict Ag<'nt
INMLI
212
----Wilkinson's
23 115
I 12,1 49
Zimmerman, Suion IV Zuch, Harold IV Zurek, fherese
Zochorios, Henry
Ill
Zimmerman, Donald
Wally's Supper Club
NORTHWESTERN MUTU AL LIFE - MILWAUKEE
10
Z1egeweid, Jomes I
Voros, Teena I 9
148
11
Zohonk, Thomas Ill ZANE, CHARLES 96
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8,20,36,37, 138
12
Zworl, Robert Ill 191 Zwolinsk;, John Ill 126, 128, 141
DORN1 S IGA "Ready to Serve All their College Friends" Huff and Sarnia
Winona, Minn.
Emil's Menswear Shopping Center for WSC phone 5338 122 E. 3rd St. Winona, \ linn.
213
Gate City Agency 68 W. 4th St.
Tel 4812
Nash's Men's Shop
Apts., Furnished rooms Insurance, Real Estate
S. M. 'Steve' Slaggie -Apt. Mgr.
214
Exclusive Gant Shirt Headquarters Corner of 4th and Center Winona, Minn.
Varsity Barber Shop Bill and Dick Hennessy
Exclusive Headquarters for Gant and Sweaters 4th and Center St. Winona, Minn. 104 W. 3rd St.
Shorty's Bar&Cafe
Tel. 8-3908
21 5
Shakey's
ARENZ CLOTHING
' Pizza Parlor and
Ye Public House- '
Squire Shop for College Men
Ope n 11 a.m. -1 :00 a.m.
3rd and Main - Winona
Happy Chef Open Daily 6a.m.-2a.m. Ju nction of Hwy's 14 & 6 1
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BRX Quality Eyeware
63 W. 3rd St.
Tel. 8-2942
CLOTHING FOR
MEN AND BOYS
Stereos
ALLAT HARDT'S MUSIC 116 E. 3rd Street 217
CALLAHAN'S LIQUORS 119 Main St.
Te /. 4970
Proprietor
LEONARD J. TSCHUMPER
''THE DAIRY BAR'' Featuring fi ne lu ncheon spec ia ls at a reasonable p rice. 114 E. 3rd St. Te /. 6 646
"l{EEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS"
Edwin's Jewelers
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Dia m o nds and Costume Jewelry
66 East 3 rd St.
218
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