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Winona State College
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WENONAH 1968
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Dr. ( urti' ~it•nwr-. tlw <'oll<'ir<'·, fir~! \l<"t" prt>-1d1·111 for ,1ude'11I affair-. as>i>IS Dr. IJu . Frt•,111• a' ht• prt'parl'' for tht' lnaupiratinn
THE FUTURE
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r. Robert A. DuFresne was ins talled as tenth president of Winona State College. Feb. 2. 1968. With his inaugu ration we look forward to a new era at Winona State. We face the future and the changes that it may bring . . . changes in buildings and personnel. changes in courses of stu dy and policies. changes in the size and composi tion of the student body . And as we. the present stude nts of this college. go fo rth to meet our own future, we greet it with co urage and determination. But "today" has its effec t on '"tomorrow." In the following pages we will exa mine the many moods of life at Winona State today as we see them shap ing the lives of tomorrow for WSC students .
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Openi1ig Student L~fe
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Wcaclemics
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Orga1iizatio11s
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~thletics
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Classes
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Life at Winona State
Life at Winona State Is a composite of mood s, Mood s that are reflecte d ln the awe upon firs t seeing the stairs to Sornsen Hall and higher education ,
By the tim e of day or season of the year. ln the joy or sadnt>ss as see n in a s mile or a frown. By a place, Or the arrival of a long planned eve nt. In a Warrior battle for victory. Or in th e mixed e motion s found on graduation day.
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Conni•· \\'in-lo" l••ad• u \\ arrior ~di.
Bru('<' White pau~e~ h .-fore .-nterinit SomM·n Hall.
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Faces are huma n mirrors that refl ect the m ood of the mome nt whether it i sketchin g a piC' ture . cheerin g for the tea m . studyin g a t M axwe ll . attending clas . or enjoying a m eal. Whether serious or casual. th e mood of the mo me nt is reflected by faces a t W SC.
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Thn•p St. Tt•rt·,a c·•wtl, Plllt'rlain \\ i11ona State '-tudenh in "-r) L'l-o Common'-.
People Placed Together Generate Moods Whe ther the mood is one of gaie ty, boredom , or achievement, it can be affected by other people nearby. Relaxing in the warm s un on the beac h soo n becomes a cold dunking in the lake. The lon ely wait in a registration lin e ofte n brin gs about new and inte resting friends hips. Whe ne ver two or more peopl e gather together, eac h co ntribut t>s to the mood and emotion s of the others.
Jim 11.a-tt•n and Can \lcDo\\t·ll tt·am up to \\elrnmt> tht' frt•,hmen.
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Ginn' O"\c·ill and Jane S..!1ult1 t•xplain joining a -0111rit\ to Dianf' Heim and Sand~ ~hima .
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Dian<' Bunµ;c· and Su,an Pettis give help to future -daolar,.
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Jl'nniln Hnll<'hN and Dt·nni' Hnt'llll'r 1a J..e a c la-- l11PaJ.. in lhP Smoj!.
Ho<"hard 1.ondm·o aeJ..1111\\ lt·d!!t'' appla1i-t• al tlw rnd of hi' fir,1 corwrrl a~ llt'\\ band tlirt>c· lur.
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Whether it's spring or fall, summer or winter, the weather favors a mood. A fall walk through the fallen, golden leaves, The brisk, cold air of a snowless winter, And the warm, summer sun found at Lake Park beac h, All influence the moods and activities of tho se at WSC.
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Plac es work to gen erate moods, Regis tration arouses irritation. Th e Smog m ean s meeting fri e nd s between classes, e w ~1axwell Library creat es a quie t place for seriou s s tudy, The dorm s give campus res ide nts a new hom e . . Each place add s to the mood of the WSC campu s.
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linn In Kr)z'k" Cn111111111i- and Collq:w C1·n1"r. Tl,.. arlditi1111. whi<'h "ill doubl<· I he prt·s.·111 di11· inl( ar<'a a nd pmvick olht'r facilili<>,. is l'\pt·<·lf'd 111 ht· c·omplel t·d in ·\uiru-1.
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P EA llL D I VE R S ... Bud Davi<·'· Ki1 Gri!'r. J11h11 Z"ulin,ki and Kulwrl \l1·i111hn•"(' "a'h cli,h<•, i11 litt· ('Uf('lt'ria.
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Lucas and Prt>ntiss Halls a nd Kryzsko Commons arc clearly seen from t he new Hi-Rise Dorm.
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Daily Moods Giving t he ol' room a good sc-ruh dow n. Helen Lewis e njoys the comfo rt s of " home.' "
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Don't get the fl oor wet!
Dt>n nis AasP wants his s 111 ilt> to bt> br ight.
T o m Le wis c on c¡ e utrat t>~ on tom o rrow's lesson.
Dic k Anderso n informs Gene Van Il u~ k irk that " It's a girl '"
Kathy Bergeman makes the most of the fi ve- minute time limit.
Places off-campus add a mood of inde pendence to the life of a WSC student. Apartment Jiving teaches self-reliance , Goin g shopping brings a c hange of pace from study , And the beautiful scenery of Winona adds a mood of its own.
Lois Ha llum hopefu ll y che c ks tht> ma ilbox.
Ma ry C hr is , t ejs kal concentrates on her wor k as Barbara S t Pi>ne coa c hes J anet Johnson on he r s t udies.
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It's a lively tim e when everyone's home. From left, Jan Johnson. Barb tcene, C harlene Beck¡ man and Mary Chris Stejskal.
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Moods Are Shared In Marriage
J.D. and S ue Barnett, one of the ma ny married couples attending Winona S tate , e njoy the comforts of home in their one-bedroom apartme nt. Not only does J.D. occasionally find him self helpin g Sue with the hou sework , but he also has to keep an eye on the " third member" of the family.
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The people of Winona often find WSC students working off-campus to finance their studies. They also see s tude nts breaking the monotony of s tudying by goin g shoppin g. The c ity of Winona also has many scenic areas where stude nts can go for a chan ge-of-pace from campus routine.
Spending Tillle Off-Calllpus Adds Variety To Student Life
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HOWDY FROSH ... a fres h ma n ' first day at Winona St a te College is clcvo1ed to moving boxes, bags and baggage. Tha t's wha t Karen and Barbara P e terson are doin g. WHAT'S NEXT? ... C ha rlo 11 e Be hnke n, upperclass man, unp acks to be ready l.o greet 1he ne w arrivals on campus .
SIGN ON DOTTED LINE ... New st udents register with t h(' Orie nta tion Team. A freshman has j u ~ t received his team number from l{icharcl Knap p and Alice Peterso n.
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WHAT'S OVER THERE? ... \Vhile explori ng the ca m-
WELCOME TO WSC ... P at Bi cl, co-<' ha irman , welco mes freshmen at a gen e ral as e mbly. Seated behind Pat are he r co-c ha irm a n Hal Ro iter and Orienta ti on seÂŤretary Barbara Ste mm e r.
pus, Ric hard Krueger a nd Vic k ie Eling pass Ri <' hard
Hall , a men's d orm. THIS BED'S MINE ... Since Ronn ie O sle rn al ready has claimed his bed , Larry Ovcr hau g does n't seem to ha ve muc h c hoice.
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The campus of Winona State College came to life again Sept. 12 with Orientation activities for more than 900 new s tudents T he newcomer s to WSC were in troduced to the campu s by a team of 88 upperclass men. These new students were organized into 43 teams with two upperclassman leaders per team. The week's activities ranged from ca m pus tours to general assemblies, from picture taking to a talent show. O rientation Week ended Sept. 19 with the starting of classes.
FRESHMAN ROYALTY ... Queen Patric ia Kennedy and King Rick C urran reign over the weekend activ it ies. Pat and Ri c k each were c hose n from five finali s ts .
THAT'S TOO SMALL ... Donna DeGisc supervises Larry Calvert in cut tin g th e wate rm e lons served at team competition s.
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PULL ... C ollege requ ires more than brains ... it al o rail s Cor mu scles.
FANG'S
Team co mpe titi on s in Lake Park in¡ eluded a tu g-o f-war, egg toss . and an orange pass.
Phylli s Dill('r served as master (or i s it mis tress?) of ce re monies . Phyllis is really fre s hman Bru e r Danielson.
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Freshinen Add Zest To Cainpus Life
SHIP AHOY ... The freshman Talent Show prese nt ed 13 arts ranging from a baseball pantomime to folk s in ging. He re arc Ste ve n Lee and Do uglas S mith.
'Psychedelic' Sets Mood for '67 Homecoming
SPIRIT SET ABLAZE ... A spirited Homecoming start ed Sunday, wi th th e lig htin g of the torc h r e mained lit throu ghout the activities. StC'vc Drange lights first torc h.
Oct. 8 which week' s WSC's
CAN IT BE TRUE? ... Dianne Baringe r (righ t photo) kneel s in di sbelief as 1966 queen S ue Zimmerman places the c rown on her head a t Thursday's Corona t ion Ceremon y.
SPIRITS BURNING BRIGHTLY ... Homecom in g fo und school spirit at its peak th is year. L eadin g a cheer for vic tory d uring th e bonfire is Catherine Hingeveld , va rs it y c h eerleader.
W ha t is a Homeco ming mood ? I t is one of s pir it and enthusias m of s tud ents both new an d old. T his year's Homecoming mood evolved from the combina tion of student partic ip ation, a spirited qu een campaign , student a nd p rofessional enter tainment, a colorful parade , and a Winon a Sta te football victory. Homecoming '67, with many traditional plus new ac tivities, proved to be a very colorful and exciting week on the W inona Sta te campus . " P syc hedelic "67" and the bea utiful October week in the Mississippi Valley will long be re me mb er ed as a s uccessful WSC Homecommg .
'BORN TO LOSE ' ... was one of the 11 floats th at add ed a vari ety of color to th e Homecom ing parade .
PLACING F IRST . . . Sibley Hig h School ba nd places first in parad e competition.
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STEPPING HIGH . . . Parade wmning WSC W arriore tt e give a s pirited performan ce during the parad e . L ater in the afternoo n, they ga ve t heir annual perfo rmance at Maxwell F ield .
"Ameri ca Has Gon e to Pot," the 1967 Tale nl Show, presented an enjoyable e ve ning of entertainm e nt to a capacity crowd.
In foll owing th e " Psyched eli c '67" the me, Sornsen stage was decorated in yellow and gold dai sies with psychedelic po sters on a blac k bac k-drop curtain. Sunday night' s presentation was a combination of singing, dancing, folk mu sic, pianists, and a novelty ac t. "IT'S NOT UNUSUAL" ... to find Lo ren Gallagher as the mas te r of cer C' rn onies of the talen t show.
"SUNRISE.- SUNSET" ... beam ing brig htly, J an John son puts the audie nc<' in a (' rt> ne mood.
GONE TO POT? ... The whole c a s t joins toget her 10 lead the audience in th<' final numbe r.
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SAND PIPERS ... Goo<l mu sic whi c h app eals to yo unge r pf'opl e and to tho se no lon ger in t hf' ir t ee n~ is the goal of th e trio eo mpost>d of Mi<'hael Piano, Ri c hard S hoff a nd J a m es Brad y.
'GUANTANAMERA' . . . O ne of t he man y so ngs sung by t he t rio , thi ;one d 1sp laye<l its versa til it y an d warm persona l a tt it ude w hi ch c a p t ivated the WSC audience.
Brings Hep Entertainment 'HEY! JOE!' . . . Terese Thorn e
'MOON RIVER ' .. . S un g by R ay
dances to one of the s wing in ' '' po p" songs played at th e S mog.
Berge r, it st't the dance te m po at the a nnual Hom ('com in g Dance.
Hom eco min g's professional ente rt ainm e nt was prese nted by th e Sandpipers, a me n's trio that s tarted singin g together 12 years ago wh e n me mbe rs of the Mitc h e ll Bo ys C hoir. T he ir strong, clear voices combined with a wid e elec ti on of good mu sic co mple tely captivated the a udi e nce. Th e wee k's e ntertainment also included several dances . The re was a street dance and th e an nual Saturd ay e ve ning dance held at Kryzsko Co mm ons for s tud e nts a nd a lumni. 35
T he contest for 1967's Homecoming Queen involved a new procedure. A field of 14 girls was narrowed down to seven candidates by holding a primary election. Thursday was the big night. The climax came when 1966 Queen Sue Zimmerman revealed the new queen , Diann e Baringer. Queen Dianne reigned over a successful WSC Homecoming.
RIDING HIGH ... Queen Dianne views her subjects during the parade from her throne on the Queen's Float built by Kappa Pi.
CAMPAIGNING GOES HIGH ... One of the devices used in campaigning included a street banner.
QUEEN DIANNE . . . takes her place on the WSC throne wh ile her C'o urt and s ubjects receive he r as th e nrw qu een. Yle mbers of her court and their escorts inel ud c Col ene Huseby, Tom Lewers. Claudia Bishop, Barbara Beeman , Robert Grim, Dr. Curti Seimers !Queen's escort), Sue Zimmerman (1966 Queen), Patricia Bi sel, and Tom Lennon.
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ANOTHER GIMMICK . . . found durin g the qu ee n campaign was Sig Tau's donkey for Pat Bisel.
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Royal Mood SMILES OF ROY ALTY . . . Queen Dianne and he r court enjoy a beautiful October day. From left ar e Pat sy Fischbach, Barb Bee man (bac k), Queen Dianne Barrin¡
MAKING A CHOICE ... Ca ting your ballot is necesary in supporti ng your cand id ate . J an Wies t and Don Elmblad take a turn wo rki ng at th<' voting booth in front of the S mog.
ger, Colene Huseby. Claudia Bi ho p, anu Ginny O'\leill (fron t). 'ot pict ured is Pat Bisel.
SETII NG THE TEMPO ...
T he Wino na Lale ma rc hi ng band s pe n t t he wee k ge tti ng in s te p for S a turday's para<l e.
SENSING ANOTHER VICTORY ... c hce rkack r S ue Willi ams (righ t pho to) lea d in a W a rrior ye ll at the o pe ni ng cere mo111es.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Warrio re tt es Ca rol Nessler and J an J ohn o n k now t ha t a good drill tea m nee<ls ho urs of prac ticing routin es.
Activity Sparks the School Spirit
T URN ON WARRIORS ... \ fa ny s tuden ts part ic ipa ted in H om ecom ing by pcn din!! ho urs building colorful floa t s uc h as " T urn on Warriors" by Phi Delt a Rh o.
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ON YO U R MAR K ... bu t fir t you mus t get on you r trike. Th e th ird event of club competitions, a girls' tricycle race, was won by the Ski and Outi ng Club .
The week's sc hedule incl uded ma n y events-for student participation . A first this year were t he club compe titions. Trophies were presented to the winning clubs by Queen Dianne at football halftime.
AND AW AY WE GO ... .John Ross, Senate president, leads Warrior fans on the Snake Dance from Lake Park to Va n Hoofs Golf Range for the bonfire.
Other events for participation includ ed Sunday's Opening Cer e mon y, the Sna ke Dance, and, of course , working on floats for Saturday's big parade. The plans, hard work, and enthu siasm of everyone who took part made Ho me coming '67 a success.
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PRELU DE TO VICTORY .. . WSC c heerleaders an d Warriorettes line up to bring on th e Winona Warriors . ROUNDING THE CORNOR . . . Bac k Pat Boland drives toward the sideline (up per photo) to elud e a Mankato State defe nd er afte r ta kin g a pass near Ma nkato's 35-yard line. The Warriors triumphed 10 to 7. A GOOD GAIN ... Tommy Le nno n. who scored th e onl y Warrior tou c hdown in the win over Mankato State. tu m s into three defenders (lowe r photo) to get an extra card with a head-on confronta tion.
Saturday climaxed Homecoming Week with a colorful morning parade and a 107 victory over Man kato S tate. Parade-goers witnessed the "Psyc hed elic" theme in s uch floats as " Have a Hippie Homecoming" by Phi Sigma Epsilon , "Psy-u nk the Indians" by Sigma Tau Gamma , and " Tu ne in, Turn On" by the P a n-Hellenic Council. The e nti re parade consisted of 12 bands, 11 floats and all the queen candidates. T he eventful day ended with the annual Homecoming Dance at Kryzsko Commons.
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A VARIETY OF PEOPLE ... are represented b y a homecoming football c rowd. The crowd was co mprised of th e H omecomin g royalt y, adminis tration, faculty, alumni , stud en ts and friends.
Saturday Climaxes BURNING STILL ... T he torch lit at opening ceremonies re mained b urning throughout the e ntire week .
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A TOUCHDOWN SALUTE ... was sou nded b y th e Sig Tau ca nnon at Maxwell Field. It apparently even roc ked the photographer.
''Taming of the Shrew-''
The 1967-68 seaso n of the Wenonah Players started on Nov. 3 with their presentation of "The Tarn i ng of the S hrew " by S hakespe are. " Th e Taming of the S hrew," featuring a cast of 22 and directed by Miss Dorothy B. ~ifag nu s, was the first "open theatre" presentation of S hak e speare in the Winona area.
OOOHHHH!!! ... Katharine, played by ] t-annc Morrison, seems Lo have bee n dump ed. Wi tnessing her un expected movement a re her father, played by Jo h n Perry, Gremio, Randall Anderso n, and Petru c hio, portrayed by \tfikc S heimo.
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MUST I CHOOSE? ... Bianca, Kare n Teasdale, finds herself with two s uitors a t once . W ho w ill she p ic k , L ucentio, Alle n Hay nes, or IJ ortens io, John He ddi e'?
WE WILL BE MARRIED ... Katharin e 's resistance to Petruchio is n' t doing he r much good as h e an no un ees that they will be ma rri e d on S unday.
"OH, I HAVE WALKED SO LONG" . . . df' clarf's Biondello, Dennis Be ll , a s he takes a rest.
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Christmas brings several moods. The three Winona colleges intensify the religious mood with the presentation of Handel' s "Messiah." T his year's concert was held at St. Mary's College under the direction of WSC' s Richmond McCluer. Exc ite ment and gaiety are found at the Chri stma s Dance held annually at Kryszko Commons. The theme of " A Winter Night's Delight," the music of The Preferred Stock from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and the announcement of Tau Kappa Epsilon 's new sweetheart were the highlights that established the mood of the evening.
ALL AGLOW. .. Christmas lights an nually decorate the front of Sornsen Hall during the holiday season.
DOES IT RAITLE? ... Anxio usly waiting to find out wha t Santa left are Tom Oswald, Helen Raffe rty. Beverly Roy, Michael Wunde rlic h and Na ncy Coolidge.
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5 HOLIDAY QUEEN .. . . Bill Baldwin. co-chairman of the Christmas Dance, announces the new TEKE sweeth eart. Linda Benjamin. The dan ce was jointly sponsored by Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and Kappa The ta Ch i soro rity.
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Plays WHAT TO DO WITH BELINDA .. . (Leslie Midkiff) is the the me of " T he Pu blic Eye ." Dennis Bell, left, and Ma rk Orlowski were the other me mbers of this cast.
" T he P rivate Ear" a nd "The P ublic Eye" by Peter Shaffer were presented by the Wenonah Players Feb. 22 and 23. T he two plays were directed by Mic hael Sheimo , graduate assista nt, under the supervisio n of Miss Dorothy B. Magnus . Shaffer' s two plays are light-hear ted but have a serious message.
GJRL SHY BOB .. . (Paul Skattum) sips his soup a s fri e nd T ed (John Heddie) helps enterta in a strange young lady (J une Corteau) in the production ¡'The P ri va te Ear."
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WHO'LL GET WHO? ... Richard Rydman, college programmer, and David Hamerski , physics department head, operate the IBM 1130 computer to match up dates for "Operation Match.''
"Operation Match" Uses Computer
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Presidential Inauguration
Fashions Mood
CONGRATULATIONS ... are extended to President Dufresne by Dr. Frank C hesley, State College Board president, as they leave Lornsen Auditorium. (Below) The da y also included a lunc heon and the inaugural dinner. The shadow of a flowe r is cast across a visitor's face.
A STUDENT WELCOME ... Student Senate President John Ross greets President Dufresne on behalf of the student bod y after presenting hi m the bejeweled Preside nt 's Medall ion.
Formal investiture of WSC's tenth president, Dr. Robert DuFresne , took place Friday, F eb. 2. The day began with the inaugural cere mony which more than 1000 persons - faculty, dignitaries, and students - attended. Eighteen university and college presidents were in the academic procession. Some 75 educational institutions and learn ed societi es were present.
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THE INAUGURAL BALL .. . was enhanced with an air of formality. At left, the distinguis hed fourso me of Lt. Gov. and Mrs. James Goetz and President and Mrs. Dufres ne enjoy the music of the Rhythrnas ters.
The Inaugu ral Day was highlighted by a dinner and ball held in Kryzsko Commons. The "Winter Wonderland" decorations set the mood for the 450 guests. Music for the ball was provided by th e WSC Rhythmasters. The highlight of the Ball was the grand march.
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GREETINGS . . . Dr. Dufresne extends a WSC welcome to Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Chelberg. Mrs. Dufresne is at right. Mr. C helberg is president of Brainerd State Junior College and was an early and influential leader of Dr. Dufres ne.
RECEIVING BEST WISHES President and Mrs. Dufresne and Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Goetz greet visitors .
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Action Packed Day Includes Library Dedication
TEA, ANYONE? . . . Facu lty and other gues ts visit during the presid ential recep tion held following the library dedication. Mrs. Gladys Watkins, seated, and Mrs. M.H. Dover preside at the tea table .
MADRIGAL S INGERS . . . provide the music at the dedication of the new Maxwell add ition.
February 2 also was the day of the formal dedication of the "addition" to Maxwell Library. The "addition," which more than doubles the previous facilities, offers some of the best in new library features. One s uch feature is the seating capacity for 900 students that is not one large open area, but many small areas for more private study.
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Valentine Dance
Brings Mood of Love SWEETHEART TREE . .. Sittin g on th e lovesea t benea th th e s weeth eart tree a re J ohn W harton a nd J udy Clark.
AWAITING THE DECISION ... a re t he Ca m pus Cove r Girl cand idat es J a ne t Jo hnson, C ind y J ones, Bar-
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bara Q uinn , Ka y Q u inn , P at W ie me rslage, J a n W eis t, and S ue Willia ms .
Following an a nnual tradition , WSC's Campu s Cover girl , Cynthia Jo nes , was announced a t the Vale ntin e Dan ce. This year's dan ce, sponsored by Delta Ze ta Sorority, was held on F eb. 9 in Kryzsko Commons with the the me " The Sweetheart T ree." 53
Greek Week ... GREEK ROYALTY ... WSC fraternities chose Barbara Q uinn as Greek goddess, while the soro rities selected P hilip Luhmann as Greek god.
WHAT'S UP? ... It's preparation ti me for the Gree k All-Sing in Pasteur Auditorium.
THE REST . . the group, represen ting P hi Delta Rho, took first place in th e evening's competition.
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Greek Week, Feb. 25-March 2 was held to promote the brother and sisterhood of the WSC fraternities and sororities. The week's activities included an opening torch lighting ceremony, several rush convocations, a Greek All-Sing, a study break at Shakey's Pizza Parlor, a dance in the Smog, and a Greek banquet at the Holiday Inn in Rochester.
PIZZA ANYONE? ... Greeks take time out from studies to meet at Shakey's for a roaring good time.
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WORDS FOR THE F UTURE ... th ey're being give n b y the new p res ident. Dr. Hobe rt Dufres ne . a t the graduati o n exe r<.:ises hel d 111 Memoria l
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MARCHING ONWARD . . . a mbiti ous graduates leave the colleg<:> life lo find a new way of li vin g.
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The mood se t forth by graduatio is one of relief, s adness, unce tainty and anxiety. The gradual is relieved that all the hard wor and worries are over; he is sa because this has been his horn for the p ast four years; he is u1 certain about having to face th world; but yet, he is anxiou s to g out and conquer it.
CONGHATULATIONS, SON .. these a r c a mo ther's p ro ud word to he r college gradua te .
lanked by the f acult . candidates for degrees enter Memorial Hall.
PRESIDENT & MRS. DUFRESNE find enthusiasm and a beautiful October day to lead their first WSC Homecoming parade. 60
President DuFresne Inaugurated The Inaugurati on of Dr. Robert A. Dufresne as P reside nt of Winona State College took place on F e bruary 2, 1968, with more than 1,000 perso ns -faculty, di gnitaries, and stud e nts - att e nding. Dr. Dufresne was in vested by Minn esota's Lie utenant Govern or J a mes Goe tz of Winona. The "charge to the president" was administered by Dr. Frank Chesley, preside nt of the State College Board . President and Mrs . Dufresne cam e to Winon a from Kearney (Neb.) State College last year whe n Dr. Dufresne succeeded Dr. Nels Minn e' as the tenth presid e nt of Winona Sta te College.
BEFOR E TH E CE REMONY . . . John Ross, S tu ¡ dent Sena te pre idrn t. s hows Dr. DuFrrs ne t hr Presi dent's :Medall io n whi c h J ohn will prese nt 10 him at the ina ugu ra l ce rr mony. Durfey Studios
DELICIOUS ELEGANCE . .. Dr. a nd .Vlrs. DuFresnr chat with gues ts a t th e Ina ugural Dinne r. T hey a re is tn M. Camille Bowe, Pres ide nt of the College of S t. T e resa,
Dr . Frank C hesl ey, P res ident o f the late College Board , Mrs . J a mes Goetz, Dr. Dufresne, Mrs . Dufres ne, a nd Lt. Gov. James Goe tz.
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Dr. M.R . Ra ymond Academic Dean
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Dr. Curtis Sie m e rs Vice President of Student Affairs
Norman Dec ke r Administrative A ssistant to President
Lois Simons R egistrar
Dr. R ichard M. Smith Acting Director of Teacher Education
Harold Murck Business Manager
Angelyn De Groot Office Manager
Frank Van Alstine Director of Graduate Studies
Edward Jac obsen Library Director
Dr. M.O. Wedul Placement Director
Fa e Griffith Dormitory Director
Mildred Bartsch Assistant R egistrar
Donald Bilse Assistant R egistrar
Ronald Butterfield Assistant Registrar
Adlllinistration
THAT CLASS? . .. Miss Mildred Bartsch helps Kris Wertz plan her class schedule for the following quarter.
John Kane F inanciaL A ids
Rob ert Lietzau Financial Aids
Judith Stadler Maurice Mariner Director of Housing
Associate S tud ent Affairs Director
Charles Zane Union
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Amanda Aarestad Education
Dr. Archie B e ighley Education
Glen Carlson Education
Dr. Wayne Erickson Education
Education S tuden ts in the fi(']d of education reac h the culminat io n of t he ir st ud ies when t hey s tud e nt teach, w he n they pu t to us e all th at t hey have learned abou t th e teach ing profession. All t hos e on the ed ucati on s taff do th e ir best to impart their knowl e dgC' of thf' teaching profession to their s tud e nt o that their s tuden ts will be as fully pre pared a poss ible for student teaching. Begi nni ng teache r from Winona S t ate are grateful for their help.
WATCH THIS CAREFULLY .. . Mary I te n de mon strates to he r stu de nts, while s tud e nt teac hing, the correc t procedure to hit a s huttle¡ cock.
Dr. John F uller Education
Dr. Wayne Kirk Education
Dr. Leslie Kloe mpke n Education
Helen McGrath Education
Dr. Rohert Meinhard Education
Wayne Sanford Dir. of Student Teaching
Verlie Sat h e r Educalion
Magda Talle Edu cation
Dr. Evere tt Walden Education
NEED HELP?
S ue Pettis and Dian e Bunge he lp to an wer many pu zzling ques ti ons of their s tu<lenls while stude nt teac hing.
YES? ... Rex Ingram provides information to an inquire r on the procedures to rf'sc rve a udi o-v is ual equipm e nt.
Thomas Hirsch Audio-Visual
Rex Ingram Audio-Visual
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Esther Schmidt First grade
Doris PenneJI First grade
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Kathryn Dunlay Second grade
Phelps School Phelps School has long been an educational leader among campu s sc hools. This yea r the school chan ged from a traditional s ix-year grade school and a three-year junior high to a fo ur-year primary and four year middle school, dropping the ninth grade. It fea tures semi-d epartm entalization , bloc k schedu ling, and team teac hing. Language arts, reading and social studies will be taught in blocks of time ranging from two to two and three quarter hours. It is the a im of the teacher s to so integrate these subj ec t areas that the s ubjects will lose their separate id entity.
Dr. Howard Munson P rincipal Ph elps
Lillian Spencer Second-third grade
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Opal Foster Third grade
Marian Kjos Fo urth grade
Kezia Johanson Fifth grade
SLOWLY TURN THE GLOBE .. . Gordon Thies ex plains to his science class through demons tration how the moo n revolves around the earth .
James Sabin S ixth grade
Gary Groh Physical Education
Carlis Anderson Music
Charlotte Santleman English
Judy Schlawin Art
Shirley Bucher Home Ee.
Ray Brooks Mathematics
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D r. Harold Gu th rie Chairman, Division of Language and Literature
OUCH! .. . John H e ddie be moa ns the fact he has bee n hi t ove r t he he ad by the "'Shre w'" in ' ¡T he Taming of t he S hrew .. by Willi am S ha ke s pea re as John P e rry a nd Ma rk Orl owski offer th e ir condole nc e s.
Language and
Literature J\11 s tude nts who ha ve a tte nde d W inon a S ta te s ince t he ir freshm a n year a r c familiar with t h is de pa rtm e nt , hecau e a ll s t ud e nt s are re quirC'd to ta ke three qua rter of fu nda m e n tal E nglish . If they co nt in ue on i n th is a rea , they wi ll st ud y, a mong ot he r th ings . a ut hors, SI ) les a nd tec h ni que s of lite ra t u re. Addi tional fore ig n language ins tructo rs have bee n t>n ga ged a a gr e a ter nu mb er of t ud e nts c hoose S pa nis h . Fren c l1 or Ge r man fo r th e ir m inor field of s tu<l y.
Joan Kuz nia English
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Gerry La ffin English
Dr. Augus ta Nelso n English
Ro b e r t Gle issn er English
Wende ll Nelso n English
Merikay R o th English
Dorothy Mag nus
Head of th e S peech Dep art-
E ugene Schne id er English
Dr. Ly man Judson Speech
Jan e l S ill
English
Charles Lane Sp eech
Irvin g Wallace E nglish Died J anuary JO, 1968
Ric h a rd Wilk l!,'nglish
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Jacque Reid e lherge r
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Marion Da vis French -Sp a nish
Joan J a m es German-French
Ad o lph Bremer J ournalism
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IN OUR NEW LIBRARY . . . Mrs. Janet Judd and Mr. Edward Jacobsen show P aul .Johnso n , Barbara Bann ike. an d Jan e t Prudoehl how to u se the card catalog.
The library made many changes thi s year to mee t t he push . An ex Âľa ns ive new w ing was opened wh ich hdpe d by pro viding g rea tly improved fac ilit ies. A 11ew syste m of book c ha rging was begun. using th e s tud ent ident ificatio n cards. ew e quipment, suc h as microfilm_ m icrofi c he, and m icro-can'! readers, is in us<'. F:ar phones we re i11 s1allcd for use by the musi c classes . T ypewritc rs have hcen in"ta ll e d in o ne room of th e new win g. T h<'SE' improvement , together with th e aid of an C' nlarged library s taff, ha ve made the li brary a more usC'ful, more e ffi c ie nt pa r1 of ~Winona Stale.
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OH THESE MODERN MACHINES ... Mr. Edward Jac obsen de monstrates the u se of the n e w mic rofilm mac hin es to Ray Wi c k s and Carol Bla nk . These mac hin es arc ju st a part of the improvemen1 made poss ible by our new library. Janet Judd
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Circulation Librarian
Ruth Mary Payne Assistant Librarian
Joseph Richardson Cataloger
Dorothy Wheeler Acquisitions Librarian
Donald Be ndel Art
);'lore lla Murray Head of Art Department
Dr. Harry Jackson Chairman of Division of Fine and Applied Arts
Fine
Applied Arts
ARTIST AT WORK ... Mary Paa pe add s the finishin g touc hes to he r wa ter color painting.
The d ivis ion of Fi ne and Ap pl ied Arts includ es th e Art De part me nt, Indu strial Arts Depa rt me n t. a nd Mus ic De p artme nt. These d e partme nt s e nco urage t he s tud e nt to express himse lf c reat ively. throug h the use of a pplied prin c iples. They stress ind ividualit y a nd originalit y. Tho c s tud e nts e nte ring t he fie ld s of art a nd indus trial art work with uc h vari ed mat e rials as paint, clay. metal, a nd wood. Those e ntering the field of music work wi th t wo basic tools . mu sical ins trume n ts and the hum a n voice .
Wilfred McKenzie Art
Anah Nelson
William Peck
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Dr. James Wilson Art
Anthony Gullickson Industrial Arts
SCRUB-A-DUB-DUB . . . Bruce F1esland cleans the press after completing hi s printing project.
Stanl <>y Jessop Industrial Aris
Henry Long I ndustriu L Arts
Industrial Arts
Gerald Tobin
Industrial Arts Dr. Hugh Capron Head of Industrial Arts Deportment
ATTACH THIS WIRE .. . Dr. Hugh Capron demonstrates different circuits in the electronics la b to two of his students, Wayne Metcalf and Charles Haggbloom. 72
Music for All Ears
Ric hmond McClue r Head of Music Department
Agnes Bard
Milton Dave nport
Music
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Fred Heyer
Walter Hinds
Music
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The Winona S tate mus ic department ser ves all s tudents who wi s h to increase t heir understand ing and appreciation of mus ic . In the classroom students st ud y seve ral types of mus ic for appreciation, as well as methods fo r teaching mu sic in the classroom. Vocal and ins trumen tal recitals offe r mu ic majors a c han ce to display t heir talents. M usic by th e concert band, swing band, c hamber orchestra. and c hoir add beauty to certain on-campus events.
MUSIC, MAESTRO . .. Ric hard L in dner smil es happily as the Win ona S tate co ncert ba nd r ehea rses a new selection.
Robert Hungerford
Richard Lindner
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Business Administration and Education
LET'S SEE NOW ... Brian Williams punches data cards for his data processing class.
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Dr. James Browning Business Administration
Dr. Shirley Eiken Business Administration
Robert Ferris Business Administration
Dr. Joseph Foegen Business Administration
Ray Hibbs Busin ess Administration
Michael Hood Business Administration
Duane Petersen Business Administration
William Sullivan Business Administration
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THIS WAY . .. Yiiss Gertrude F inc h d e mons trates correct business form to Velda Prigge.
Gertrude Finch Head of the Department of Bus. Educ.
Business Adminislration and Ed ucali on prepares th e studenl fo r entry in to 1hc wo rld of business . S 1rcsse d is the knowl edge of how a bu iness fu nc tions and the skills needed to operat c a bus iness eco nom ically a nd efficien tly. Co rrcla 1ed wi th t hcsf' fie lds of st ud y are two on-cam pus orga nizalion s : Society for the Advancement of 1anagemenl a nd th e Accounting Club.
Ruth Hopf Business Education.
Virginia Marston Business Education
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SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ... Rode ric k He nry, ri ght, pauses before the social science Bulle tin board in Sorn sen Hall with P at Ward and Bill Ahrens .
Dr. Danie l Hoyt Chairman of Social Science
Department of Social Science Rod erick H e nry Head of General Social Studies
Raymond Thielen History
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Arthur Wilke General Social Studies
Robert Heye n General Soc ial Studies
Dr. Brian Blakely History
Dr. Catherine Grollman History
Marvin Palecek General Social Studies
Credit Du rfey Studios
Henry Hull History
The Study Dr. Richard Hirt.zcl Political Science
James Stevenson P olitical Science
Larry Connell Head of Sociology
Barry Stein Political Science
James Eddy Political Science
Dr. Henry Harmsworth Sociology
Social "c ie nces ar<' concerned with t he stu<l y of m a n as he relates lo his en vironm e nl an d 1·0 his fe llow human beings. The De part me n I of S oc ia l S cie nce a t W inon a S 1a1e inclu dC's a wid e varie t y of co urses in his tory, geograph y, sociology.
Richard Hopkins Head of Geography
Larry Minock Geography
of Man in His Environment
and poli tical scie nce. T hese co urses g ive s t ud e nts a ge ne ral bac kground in th e ir soC'ial he ritage, pre pare the m to b ecom e ci tize ns in a d e mocra tic socie ty, a nd offer me thod s for teachin g 1he social scienc<'"·
Norman Baron Geography
Roger Carlson Geography
Credit Ourft_·y Stu dio
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First Nursing Class Graduates in 1968 This yea r will see the firs t grad uating class of th e new nursing program at Wino na S tale. The s ixteen grad uates have ea rned th e baccalaureate degree in edu cation in nursing, and will be elig ibl e to give nursing ca re in public health and ot her community agenc ies as well as in the hospital. They al so have a foundation for grad uate stud y in nurs ing. l ursing studen ts have had classes al Winona S tate and have also had on-t he-job
training at th e Winona Cl inic, Community Memorial Hospital , Rochester S tate Mental H ospital and the cit y of Win ona publi c health nursing serv ice. Rosalie Burton Director of Nursing
FEELING BETTER ... Carol Severso n, Barbara Quest, Miss Dorothy H agerty, and Delores C hurc hill co nverse with Mrs. J.J. Mona n, a patient in the convalesce nt and reha bilitation unit of Community Memorial Hospital.
Dorothy Hage rt y Nursing
Sandra Kottke Nursing
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Lyd ia Markusen Nursing
CLASSROOM DISCUSSION ... Mi ss E velyn Nappe Jiscusses psy<¡hial ri<' princ iples wit h her senior nu rs ing stud(;'nls who wor ked with the mentally ill a t 1he Hochcster S tate Hospita l. F rom IPft. .Janet Hegt vedt, Sand ra Runn ingen , E dna Hall, Diane P u etz, Miss Nappe , L ynn Sc huma nn , Joan \l;l horton Bu rk, a nd Karen Meistad.
Evel yn Nappe N ursing
GETTING TO KNOW YOU
In th e Winona Clinic, Mrs. Sandra Kottke introdu ces Mrs. Ri c ha rd Brown a nd dau ghter , Cari, to stud e nts, P eggy W alsh a nd Karen Biel.
INSTRUCTION FOR MOTHERS . .. Marcia Lutz explains th e p rocess of childbirth to ma tern ity pa ti ents at Community Me morial Ho pita] as Miss Dolores Schiller (Second from left) lis tens. D e lores Schille r Nursing
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Dr. Luther McCown Chairman , Health and P hysical Education
Susan Day Assistant Head of Physical Education
Dwight Marston Director of Athletics
Physical Education and Health T he Physical Ed ucat ion and Health Division s trives to help make each indi vidual an as set to society b y giving them experie nces to improv e t he mselve ph y ically, e motionally a nd socially. lâ&#x20AC;˘ aciti ties are b e ing improved. For exam ple , new t-quipme n t has bee n pur¡ ch ased for the apparatus room , i ncluding uneven p arallel bar . A rece nt team s port deve lop ment is an in tercollegiate program for women. WHAT STRENGTH! ... Nancy Root, Loui e Poss<' hl, and Dian<' Ri <' hi e work on weigh t lift inp. exerc ises in Lli e ir Fund a m<'n tals of Body :.\lov<'mc nt class . Madeo Molinari Physical Education
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John Martin Physical Education
Robert Ke ister Physical Education
Ronald Ekker Physical Education
Robert Gunner Physical Education
Myron Smith Physical Education
Joyce Locks Physical Educa tion
Francis McCann Ph ysical Education
Marjorie Moravec Physical £dura tion
LeRoy Stadler Physical l~ducation
Joanne Sprenger Ph ysical Education
WHAT FORM ... J a n .Johnson tr ies for a s trike wit h enco urage me nt fr om Madeo Molin ari , bowling ins tru c tor.
Margaret Browning Health Education
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To maintain pace with progress in science, the Division of Science an d Mathematics is continuin g an accelerated program to improve its fac ulty_ c urri culum and equipme nt_
Science and
Thi s past yea r a n ew major - E a rth Science and Geology- was ap proved, the first at a 1linn esota s tate college.
Math
cw equipment inc ludes an IBM 1130 computer in Pasteur Hall. The computer is used principall y by math and science s tudents. but is available for use by all departments on camp us. As an indication of th e division 's popularity, Pas teur Hall, only a few year s old, already is overcro wded.
Joseph P. Emanuel Chairman, Division of Science and Mathematics
UNDERSTAND? . . . David Hamers ki ex plains briefl y the operation of' th e computer to Bi ll Pence and Ji m Gets kow.
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Donald Fick Physics
Maurice McCauley Physics
Charles Gill Physics David Hamerski Head of Physics Department
Computer Adds New Dimension to Physics Teaching Program The Physics Department this year introduced a new approach in learning. Stud ents are working their problems on an IBM 1130 and with it Winona State was in the forefro nt in the field.
WHAT KI ND? ... Kare n Smith , lab a ista nt, he lps Janette' Paulos wi th the identifieation of one of her roc ks.
Dr. Thomas Bayer Head of Earth Science Department
Earth Sciences Introduced B en Drake Earth Science
A new major offered in the college this year is in Earth Scienc es - Geology. The Bachelor of Science degree in Earth Scie nce is ce rtific a tion for tea c hin g i n this field in secondar y sc hools. The Bachelor of Arts degree in geology prepares the student for graduate school and professional work in geology. A gra nt from the federal government finances equipment and periodicals fo r this department.
Dr. Thomas Mowatt Earth Science
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C he mis try De pa rtm en t acqu ired
1ww eq uipme nt. Now available fo r fres h-
me n c las>es are St'veral semi-analytical balances whic h nwa,;ure in 7 se!'onds to the neares t mill igra m. The new infra-red s pec trometf'r a ids undergradua t e researc h. A notlit'r addition is tht' Warburg R t>sp irnmct e r a nd high peed et'ntrifuge for biod1emistr).
Dr. Fre<l Foss Head of the Chemistry Depa rt m ('11/
A nt>w Chemi~tt') majM progra m a nd Chemistr y minor op tion in t he BA degr t'e were addt'd and Joli n Gavan. previous])· a c hcm i<·al s pec troscopis t with Dow Che mica l, joined the fac ult y.
LISTEN CAREFULLY ... Dr. Fre d Foss ex plain s the di s tilling p ro<.:ess to one of his stude nt s .
Biology Staff Expanded T he Biology Dt'µartm c nt offt>r s a broad program inc luding s11ch varying courses as na t ure study. entom olol!Y·
zoolog) ,
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and conservat ion. This ) ear Dr. Calvin Fremling "as given the Ann ual :\1cKniglit Fa mil) «iE'nt ifi c Fund A ward . t he equivalent of ··biologist of the ) Par.. in linnesota. The d epart ment has f'i.pa nd ed its fi ne s taff wi th the addit ion of Dr. l\l el vin Done r and Roger Fl at t um who is not pietu red.
Dr. Ray Houtz Chemistry
Jerry Witt Chemistry
Dr. James Opsahl Head of the Biology Department Dr. Melvin Done r Biology
Ric hard O'Rourke B iology
Dr. Calvin Fre mling Biology
Dr. Dwight Anderson Biology
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Herbert Johnson Mathematics
Dr. Nels Minne M athematics
Sandra Olson ,Hath ematics
Mathem_atics The mathemati('S depa rtment addt>d several new courst>s for majors th is year: , 1a1is tics. linear algl'bra. mathe 111 a tic'al logic and project ive geometry. T lw dt>partmenl. whic h has nine staff m cm bl:'rs. also wl:'ieomcd ba('k three i n ~ lru ctors. f rf'dt'r ick Olsou and Mi ss Marceline Cratiaa. both from Âľ:raduatl:' st udies and Dr. Nels Minne. for m er presid ent. Dr. Arthur Van De Water joined t he staff thi ~ year.
THE LOGIC OF MATH . . . Frederick Olson makes an assignment to his advanced math class.
Dr. Rudolph Lokensgard Head of Mathema tics Department
Dr. Arthur Van DeWatcr
Duane Wolfe
Mathematics
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Psychology and
Psychological Services
Dr. Ge orge Christense n Chairman of Psychology Psychological Services
Charles Austad Psychology
Gary Live rmore Psychology
Dr. Everett Eiken Psychology
John Lewis Psychology
The psychology division is expan ding ra pid ly. A Bac helor of Arts psyc ho!· ogy major and a Mast er of • cie nce in a pplied psychology have been pro· posed. T he p rogram presently includes a Bac helor of Ar ts p syc hology minor. a Maste r of S c ie nce in high srhool r o unsel ing, vocational counseling for veteran s . a nd counseli ng fo r college s tuden ts. T he P syc hological Se rviCt'b C t>nli> r, d ire" tt>d by Dr. George Chri stensen, is in its second yea r of se rvi ng out hca.tcrn ~li n n eso l a . T he center prov· ides soc ia l a nd renwdia l help lo pu blic a nd pa roc hi al schools . The fourteen -membe r staff works wi th nearl y 30.000 studen ts in a s ix-cou nty a rea. T he s ta ff consis ts of Dr. C hristensen. fi ve s peec h pathologists . t hree psyc hologists, two remrdia l rr ad in g ('Onsu lta nts a nd th ree social workers.
FIND IT? . .. P aul Rekstad searches fo r records rn his file.
Dr. William Johnston Psychology
Charles Romig Psychology
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Dr. Harold Rogge Psychology
Jean Lightfoot Psychological Services
John S torck Psychological Services
Charles Pasco e Psychological Services
Paul Re k stad Psychological Services
Kenneth Patz Psychological Services
Ramona Vande Vef'gae tc Psychological Services
Robert Tompkins Psychological Services
GOOD COFFEE? . . . Jean Lightfoot greets Dr. George Chri ste nsen and Robert Tompkins as they ente r the office of Psychological Services.
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ALL DRESSED UP ... Facult y wo me n an d wo men of Lite communit y wore l heir fin est Lo t he inaugural clinnN a nd ball. Leaders in ar range men ts were Ge rtrud e F inc h , S u-
san Da y, Margaret Browning. the gene ral c ha irman fo r t he inaugural, Ka t hr yn Dunlay. M rs . R ichard Colleuder and Jo yce Loc ks .
Faculty ... Away From The Classrooin FOLK SESSIONS ... A rt hur Van d e Water, mathematics, a nd Henry Hull, h is tory, e nt e rtain a nd infor m their a udience with fol k mu sic and its h islo ri cal backgroun d. 1,634 BASKETS ... Dwight Marston , direc tor of a th lf'tics, prese nt s a bask e tba ll to David Meis ne r, '67 graduate, who Sf't a W in ona S la t e basketball sco rin g record .
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT ... Ri c hmond McCl uer directs the W inona S ta te conce rt c hoir d uring a re hearsal.
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In Meinoriain On Wednesday, January 10, 1968, Mr. Irving Wallace was fatally injured in an automobile accident. On the Winona State faculty since 1965, Mr. Wallace was teaching freshman English, advanced composition and an evening class on the American novel at Austin at the time of his premature death. A native of Milwaukee, he was educated at the Wisconsin Institite of Technology, Western State College in Colorado, and San Francisco State College, from which he received his M.S. degree in 1961. Mr. Wallace's teaching career also included positions at Big Bear City High School in California and at La Crosse Lincoln Junior High. He had also been in sales, a flight instructor, and a postal clerk. The students and faculty of Winona State mourn the loss of Mr. Wallace as an instructor of English. The Division of Language and Literature has established a memorial.
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Giving Service to the Campus WI NONA STATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION .... FIRST ROW: Alice P e tPrson. Donald E lmblad. Jan· iC"t' W iest. Thomas C oru1an. ' EC O:\D ROW : Douglas Rost>ndahl. David Crow. S usan Kniebcl. :Vlary Jo Blunwnt rill . J ud ith Rose. T HIRD ROW: Tim Dalton. Bru("t' White . T homas Oswald. John Ross.
C oll egiate Cl ub as a n hon orar y se rvi ce club , promotes coll ege s piri t and prese rv es college tradi 1ion . Th e c ap ital p roj ec l fo r t he cl ub 1his year was th e handli ng of t he st ud e nt finan ces towa rd lhe p residcn 1s · me<lallion. T he C oll egiate C lub works in C'onjunc- lion wi th t he s1ude 111 soc ial commi ll ee.
COLLEG IATE Cl. B ... FIRST RO\\ : .J anite \X ieqt, i\larl)s DiC"kerma n. Cind y Jo" "'· Ka) E\c r~on, Pat Bisel. .\Ir. Mt'i<lleberµ;cr, adv i,l' I". SECO J) 1{0 \\" : Claudia 13ishop, Harbara Stl'mmC'r, P at \\, i<'tllt> r~ l aµ:e. Al ice P .. t,.rson, Jud it h Rose. Na ncy Nelso11. T H I HD ll OW: Thomas
Winona S ta te S tud e n t Assoc ia1ion is the s tud e nt governmental bod y o f Winon a State College. WSS A was forme rly named th e Stude nl Se nate. It ha t he tas k of c han neling the stu de nts' n eeds a nd d esires inl o p rope r a reas for positi ve action. WS A provides an orga niza tion fo r the form al ization of stud C'nl o pinions an d polif' ies. It communi cate said opinions so that th e s tude nts· id ea may b e tak e n into account in m a kin g d ecision s whic h in vol ve t he m .
T wee ten, Charles k la dor. C ary l\lc Dowell. Bud Davies . Ralph Fifield. FOuRTH RO W: .lame~ Evenson. T im Dalton. Kit Grier. John Ross, Warre n LaCou rse.
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THETA KAPPA IOTA ... FIRST ROW: P aul llodg.e. C u rt Lindahl. Donal d llil!l!S. Charles l! a:r:rbloom. SECON D ROW : De nnis Aase. Roy Wilsey. adviser. Bruce Whit e. La rry Ed~ar. Steven .loâ&#x20AC;˘wic k.
Service to College, Community
Theta Kappa Iota is a n orga niza tion co mposed of male me mbe r s of W SC interes ted in doing a lit tle more for t he cam pus a nd co mmunity than the average stud en t. Circle K, r ece ntl y renamed T h e ta Kappa Iota, is affiliated wit h the Kiwanis lnt <:rna tion al. Its objec ti ves are constr uctive soc ial and se vice cam paig ns for the e nric hm e nt of the s tu dents' college years.
Alp ha P hi Om ega is th e larges t na tional world. APO spo nso rs the qua rte rl y book free desk pad s to the s tude nts on ca mpus ega is in its third yea r of exis te n ce as a S tate cam pus.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA ... FIRST KOW: Terry Wobig. Gilberr Sorg. LaVerne Paulson. Wayne MedC"raft. Robert :\orecn. C urt J ohnson. SECO ¡o RO W: S teven Thru ne. Seoll Spra ngers . \l ike Ciehonows ki .
undergrad uate Gree k fraternity in the re ntal service. It has also dis tributed for the pas t two yea rs. Alpha P hi Omna tion al service fra te rnit y on Winona
Ca rl Soder:;trom. Roy Andruli. THIRD ROW : l{od Henry. adviser; Mike Wundt>rlich. Roy Smith. Dus ty Bertel. \ Jorrie Hanson. Ric hard Pietsch. llonald Amdahl. J a m e~ Keiper.
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FOLLOW ME .. . Mr. Richmo nd McCluer direc ts th e clto ir duri ng a practice. T he c hoir m e mbe rs meet twi ce a week in So rn se n Hall for practice.
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IN UNIFORM . .. Nan cy Novak. S usan McCrae and S usa n Randall. T h e girls d isplay the jac kets worn by the c hoir me mbers. th e ba nd uniform , a nd c ho ir robe.
The W inona S tate Concert Choir is quite a busy group . T he c hoir perform s each year for the Chri stma s port ion of Handel's ·'Messiah" in conjun ction with St. Mary's a nd Sain t Teresa. It s ings
local concerts a nd in s maller vocal groups suc h as the Madrigal Singers a nd also makes an a nnual tour.
W I NONA STATE COLLEGE CONCERT CHOm ... F' IHST ROW: Gary Mc Dowell, Le roy Hum ble. Denn is Re d wing. L) n Loq uai, \'l/e n<l y T hor eson , T herese Zure k , S u san MeCrae, Ja11i('E' F'r uceht c, Na ncy Novak. David C ru\V . Cha rl es Sa nds. Jerr y Johnson. SECOND R OW: S andra Scovil. Ju<ly Clark, Bar bara Leavit t, Ca ndace S imon, P a t ric ia Fprden , Nancy .'\clson , Arl yne J acobson. P at ic ia Placek. J\lr. Ric hmond \fr. C luer, \ l aralwth TlolsapplP. Kathy J a hn. Ka r p11 La11d sverk . J udith Ny. gaard . S usan Bovum. Gennell Ivers on. C harleen Oo111aille . Lorraine
H augland. Susa n i{an dall. TlllRD HOW : Dun Arnold , Tim J\l alnne. Marc Ho udek. Don Johnso n. i\like Klomp . S teve Pru ssing, J un Schoonmaker. Tirn Hurley, J ohn O t t. David Da nc k wurt. Ron J ohnson. FOU RTH ROW : Kathy Och s. Wil liam T ruu tt>n , l.arry Wa lson . Ryron Perrine, C ha rl es Poppe. Rogt'r Borsc he rt , Je ff E:ngen , Karen fl a doff. Linda Sveen, Eliza· be th 1-'t>dnson. Linda He m m ing, Ka th y ~1o .. , 13a rbara LPa. '.\ancy Wilma, C hris tin e R e is dor f. S u san S u ndr y. Susan W ollin.
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sic . This is at the winter quarter home performance in Sornsen Auditorium after th e tri-sta te tour.
TESTING THEIR HORNS .. . Ri(' hard Metz, We nd y Thoreson , and Richard Anderson give a las t prac tice in the Smog before the conc ert begins.
ENGROSSED IN DIRECTION ... Richard Lindner. in his first year as th e coll ege band director, leads a rehearsal.
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Noted Talent "Practice makes perfect. or at least better." That's what band members remember as they pract ice individually and as a group. ABOVE , they are: Linda Vinje. Pa m Schniepp. Ric hard :\1etz. Barbara J e nson, Michael Tentis. Linda Hemming. and larlys Dickerman. Linda Reed is shown at right.
Lead by Milton Dave nport of the Mu sic faculty the Orches tra is composed of people from th e three college campuses in Wi no na as well as citizens. Most ar e W inona State students. Below the strin g section practices for the next performance. The orchestra plays for " The ~essiah " and oth e r concerts.
O RCHESTRA STRING SECTION . . . FR ONT ROW: ister M. Genovefa. Carole Di nkier. Linda Tschumper, John Wood. i\fary La ufe nburger, Susan Kurth. T erry Lehme ir. SECOND ROW: Virginia Place.
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Susan Cornwall. Mary Aakre. Linda llollon. Ja ne t Korda, Mary Guenthe r. Sandra Hunze. Terrel lloopman. and Kat hryn Moe. Milton Davenport is directing.
The Madrigal S ingers' mu sic consists of ¡'pastoral songs., - usually short love poems set to mu sic . The songs are co ntrapun tal with parts for several voices. These so ngs were most popular in the 1400's to 1600's. The Madrigal Singers we re honored part 1c 1pants in the library dedication activities last February.
The Music Educators ational Conference is a group of music majors or minor s who will be qualified to teach music upon graduation. ~E 1C is a profess ional organization designed to aid the music edu cator to become a bette r mu sic teacher .
IHAUlllGAL S i l\GERS .. . FRO IT ROW: Ka thry n 1\l oc. ~anc r 'iovaJ... Kath~ Oc hs .â&#x20AC;˘ ECO ' D ROW: Kathy J ahn . Susan i\lc Crae . Christine Riesdorf. .Janice Fruec hte . T HIRD ROW : Donald Johnson . Cary :V!cDowell. Rona ld J ohn son. Da vid Danc kwart. T erry Vatland. Ja mes Dick son.
Leisure and Careers in Music
MENC ... SEA T ED: Susan J\kCrac. usa n Woll in, Linda He mming. ancy ovak, usan Randall. S EC O D ROW: Barbara Leavitt. Linda Sveen, Janice Fruecht e, S usan Bo yum , Wend y Thoreson. C andac-e Si-
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SPEECH AS OCIATION FRO T HOW: Carole King . Pai . ticha. J une Courteau. L)n n John 0 11. :\aney Johnson, Cathie Roddy. SECO \D HOW: Dorol loy \l agnus. adviser. Harbara O" l{cilly, Ka1hy Russt>t l. Ike O J on. La rry Shea, Be rni e Manle y. Tl I IRD l{OW: Betty Burrows. Jea n-
nie Morrison, Patricia T olmie, Alan T ripp. Ra nd y Anderson, John R. ll eddle. FOURTH ROW : \liclwal O'Tool, T e rry Wobig. 1-'aul Skattum, Alla n L. Jlay nt>s . llelc n Raffeny. l\ l ichat> l Shcimo.
Winona State Speech
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Encourage Activity
W , SA is an organization for all speec h majo rs and minors. Jt s activities inc lude gurst speakers in tlw s peech fi eld , as wrll as disc uss ions in th e areas of dram a. d eb a te and the leac hing of s pe rch.
Work ing to bring cu lture to the campus through drama, the pla yt>rs present three prod uc tions a nnuall y. The members ob ta in ex perience b oth on and off the stagr. Actors and back- tage c rew unite to ac hieve ucC'essful productions. The organ iza ti on a lso parti cipates in tri-college drama mrrts with th e College of S t. Teresa a nd S t. Mary's.
WENONAH PLAYERS ... FRONT ROW: Dorothy Magnus . adviser, Carole King. Pat S ticha . June Courteau. P aul Skattum. Joan T ush ner, Karen Hartley, Cathie Roddy. C heri He nderson. S ECOi'\ D ROW: ancy Johnson, Kathy Russett , Linda Wise, J udy Halvorson, Edith Bie rbaum, Lynn Schuma nn , Dee Olson, Nancy Boegcmann, Lorna Cooper, Luanne Steine r, Bernie Manl ey. Linda Leslie. THIRD ROW: Leslie Midkiff,
Barbara O'Reilly, Leslie Carvell, F ra n Corcoran, Joan Hauble. P atricia Tol mie. Kat hie Ma<:ioc h. Ma rk Orlowski. Ra ndy Anderson. Larry Shea, John Heddie. FOU RT H ROW: J eanne Morrison. Helen Rafferty, Dennis Bell , Micheal Eischen, Mic hael O"Toole, T erry Wobig, Alan T ripp, Travis Salanger, Mic hael S heimo. Brent Young, David Kavi tz.
STUDENT EDUCATORS ... FRO T ROW: Ka t hy Ke ll ey. J udy Sauer. 1\larilyn McGuire. Jean \ laslcrs. Sandy Shima. Ba rhara F ranklin. Barbara Carlson. S1eploan l\'luras. i\anc} No\'ak. Carolyn Sarrcn. SECOND ROW: Hae G ainey. J oan Simon. S uza nne Bremseth. l\1arg1> Smi1h. Ru1h Pclcrson, Sinda Srhild. Bever]} S1ahr. Jd aine Sa"kt>ll. ~:di1h Hier· baum, Diane llPi m. Linda Cronholz. T llll{D BOW: Mary Mack. Linda
Minn ie. Kalh) Tw eito. Ka ren Wold. Wane ta i\I"C ra"kt>11. Lorraint' ickeb. Sharon llak<:-r. Karen "eh rs. Dia n ne I .ewi,. Pei.:g) I t an:-on. Fa ye Froehlich. FOLllTH 1{0\V: Joe S hafrr. Tom Saboll a. J ohn Ca>pard. Vaugh n '\a. gaha~h i. lrcasurf'r: Rogt'r f'i~!'hbach . pre~idt' nl : To111 o,wald. CPratd Sc hwcngeb. Gene 0 . Ph il lipson. Jolrn P hi ll i1»011. Larr y £dgar.
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SNEA and l{appa Delta Pi Promote Education The St udent 1at ional Educat io n Assof'ia tio n hel ps the prospecti ve ed ucator to gai n perso na l growth a nd offers to him p rofc s ional assis ta nce. S EA is designed to develop an unders tanding of t he fie ld of education. Month ly me etings con si st of panel discussions, interviews and s peeches by pro min e n t ed uc ators. Gamma Tau Chapter of Kappa Delt a Pi is an honor society in e ducation. It C'nco urages hi gh professional, intellectual and personal s tandard s a mong ed uca to rs and recognizes out sta nding contribu t io ns to cduf'ation. Mem bers must s how leade rship , scholarship and good character b efore t hey arc in vited to joi n. KAPPA DELTA Pl . . . FRO T ROW : S hirley Kress, J udy Larson. Joan Wierzba, Marlys Dic kerman, Alice P e te rson, P atric ia Bo yum . Joanne S torandl, Linda P eters. Marilyn Imhoff. S E CO D 1{0\V: Carol Reibel, Adeline Claeys, J ac kie De l ong, Mary R yan, Yohlan S t roebel ,
EDUCATORS SWING ... STAND! G, Beve rl y Ma rk egard , Kar<'n Wehrs, S ue Lund. Wanita Olne Wierzba , Carol Weaver.
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NEWSPAPE R STAFF ... The W ino nan Staff members join to produce a wee kly newspaper o n campus. T he s taff is. SEATED. Fredric Baranski and Gen ncll Iver on. CO¡
ed itors; Mary Ander on and Li nda Krogh . STA DI G are Ken "Wad dux, artist. and Paul Hodge. photograp her. Steven P. Johnson was edito r fall quarter.
MAGAZINE STAFF ... The Satori staff is a new gro up on cam pus interes ted in literary journ alism. T he staff is composed of Gretchen Guenthe r, Diane Mager , Carol Ryan, Miss Kuzma, adv iser; Ke nne th Maddux and Larry Rippel. The magazine, contai ning original works crea ted by Winona State studt>n ts, was published in the spri ng qua rt(' r.
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WELCOME TO PUB ... Th e -'Pub'' is a bus y place. T im Breza. Judith Rose, and Adolph Bremer, pu blications advisor, a re busy on their own projects to provide publication s for the student of WSC .
tion of the P i Delta Epsilon plaque to third floor Sornsen is Tim Breza. Looking on arc Betty Burrows, membe r, and Mr. Bremer , adviser to Pi Delta Epsilon. Pi Delta Epsil on is the honorary journ alism society on ca mpus.
Pi Delta Epsilon AN ANNUAL AFFAIR ... The Wenon a h S taff acc umulate the year's activities in pic ture form for th e coll ege yearboo k. Taking pictures, orga nizing and cropping the m, writing copy and headlines all to make their d eadlines are their duties. Ann Hongerholt. Jean Masters . Pd itor: Linda M innit'. KPnne th \la ddux , art editor; Diane i\lagcr. classes ed itor; S andy Sc h.l e). ~t 11d1â&#x20AC;˘nt life editor: P aul Hodge, photographer; Belly Burrows, organizati1m5 editor. and busi¡ ness manager, T im Breza. NOT PICTURED : Carol Ben son, fac ulty editor; Janet Sherwood, Linda Schild . Dian e Heim, J ennifer Jont's, Linda Behrens and William Krause.
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Resident Assistants Aid in College Living
HAPPY RA's ... i\liss B('t t} !\l<'Cor llli('k. Linda P PtPrs. Arly' Liegler. \J arry 1\1. Paap... Kath lcC'n .\lacioc h. all of Co11way.
Resident assis tants or RA 's are m embers of the S tudent Person nel Services. They live in dorm itories and ar e respons ible for 25 to 40 re ide nts. Mainta ining a "floor" or "wing" whi c h is co nducive to academic and group living is the main r esponsibility of the resident assistants. The terms " firm , fair and friendly " are guidelines for the resident assistants.
STAFF CONFE RENCE ... .lam ..s Fehrma ra. Gene Du rand , Bruce Whit ... Mikt> .Jewe ll , S ta n Da1111kos. Cyril Doh men. Ron .J ohnson at desk. Thi'} ' n :• from Richard<.
PRENTISS-LUCAS ... 1:l{ONT RO\':: l'at ~ lul l .. n. KarPn A. l:li cl. J a n Wirllt·r-. J\larire S mith . Cath) Waltc>rs. Mar1ha :V1inock. ancy Coo lid ge. S ECOND ROW:
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Ro y Androli. su 1wrvif'or: Vl ichael :Vlo riority. Rogrr Fischbach. Cary Anhalt. Fra nk S iebenaler, Tom Os·
wald. Va ughn \agaha<hi. Ron /\mda lr l, De nnis Cook.
Dorm Councils Help On-Campus Students THE FUN IN DORMS . . . Cindy Jones, Hi-Rise R. A. , poses Yvonne Bradford for the picture.
DORM COUNC ILS ... FIRST HOW: J ea n Woodsen. adviser. Con nie \ lend t>n .. a ncy Babbill. Pa t Binman n. Bar ba ra J enson. J acquie Spence. David Kav1tz. SECO ND llO W: Rita De,â&#x20AC;˘ine. Judith MesC" hh. Ed S kcr. J on Sthoonma kc1. T HIRD ROW: ~-ra n Boddt>lson. La \lcrne Paulson. Gerald Schwcngcls.
The me n and Women's Dormitory Co unc il cons is t of el ected representatives from Richards, Pren tiss, Conwa y. Luca s and HiRise dormitories. The membe rs of th e two co un c il s coo perate toge ther to establish residence hall rul es, regul a ti ons and policies. Dorm Council me mbers help th e on-ca m pus s tude nts by sponsoring open houses, events . and cram lunc hes.
HI-RISE R.A. ' S ... FIRST ROW: J udy li en. S hirley Krrss. Barbara Beema n. Ka thleen Meyer. Kare n 1\tlillcr , Ca rol Wt>a ver, Ca rrnene Sens . su pervisor, Ci nd y J ones. ECOND flOW: Cloy Hoseck. super visor. Joan Pretzel. Mary Ann Hall , Judith Meschke , Pat Wie rne rsla ge.
Hi-Rise Resident Assistants
Notorious !(nights The function of t he Notor ious Kni gh ts is to promote chess and give the students exper ience in to urn amen t play. Members co mpe te wi th other colleges and sponsor a nnual chess to urnam en ts.
ACCOU:\TANTS ... .Jim Kasten. executive sccrctari: l{obcrl \Vi1hcro". exec uti ve vice-president. of financial affairs: Gary A. Swern•on. president: J effrey B. • loll , execut ive vice-president; Roger Ra ndall. Charle~ \'I . Pri gl!-C.
Accounting Club SAM- That's Business A newly formC'd dub on our campus is the Accounting Club. It is orga ni zed "to broaden the minds of th e s tude nts who are in th e arf'a of accounting." The Society for the Advancement of Manage me nt is a nati onal profr ional society for business admini s tra tion , edu cation and eco nomi cs s tudents . It furthf'rs und ergraduate experiencf' in pri nciples of mod ern manage me nt through di c ussion. publications . b usiness films a nd s pea ke rs. THE K:'\'IGHTS ... Steve Van looten. Bruce White. Arthur Fisher, Allen Shelclon not pi clurcd is Don F ris b y.
STAND UP FOR SAM ... FRONT ROW: .Vlichael Ryan, Pa trick Rya n. Ray Kiral. Elle11 Bissen , Judy Kehne man . SECOND ROW: Dl'nnis Ons tad. Caro l Ha lverson, Marilyn Imhoff. La nny Witte r. Jim Ziegeweid.
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THIRD ROW: C harles Speer, Jeffrey B. S toll. Den nis Brom, Larry Ped erson. Tim Brczza. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Foegen, adv iser ; W illiam Kiehnbaurn. John Gross. Michael ~·ruen. Larry Ke ndric k, president.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ••. FK. ONT ROW: Thomas Tweetcn. To m Fishbaughcr. ~\lik e Kinµ:s bury. Heverly Stahr. Karen mith. Pat rick Emmons. Gill Sorg. vice-p res ident. SE CO D ROW : Cnald Dahling. prt>si-
Academy of Science Supports Studies The Winona State C h apter of th e Minneso ta Acade m y of Scie nce recognizes the increasin g interes t of college s tu dents in scie nce and ma thematiC's. Topic of t he monthly programs are pla nn ed to encom pass all areas of scie ntific investigation and information of importance to the members.
OUT OF THE SERV ICE ... FRO:\'T ROW: Robert G. Goodwin, Gary Oe lkers. treasurer; Fran k Siebe naler, pres ide nt; Joe Dolan. sec retary ; Gale Scanlan , Ron S tru b, Bt>rnie Manl ey. C harles F. S c hneider. SECOND ROW: Arlo Wold. Philip Chris te nsen. David L. Bauer. La n ny Witter,
dent ; Ro n Ma rc hionda. Gene Lundak. Jo hn Gaspard . Bob Sucha nek. Konald Larson. Robert Anderson. John I. . :\lc Leod.
Veteran's Club Stands for Action The Ve ie ran 's Club is a revived oqrn ni zatio n. It i o pe n to a ll me n with a minim um of 21 months of active dut y in a n y branc h of the U.S. armed fo r ces. This club e nab les men of similar mi li tary exper.ie nce Lo relax toge the r in th eir leisure hours.
Ric hard Ycske, Clayto n Larson , J.,rry Genz. Roy Wilsey. a dviser; Jerry Ka rc hs . THIRD ROW: Steve Majerus, Bru ce T. Wilde s. Carl G. Soderstrom, Ron Lunn . vice-president; Gene f{. Miller. T erry L. Walla ce , Larry Eldridge. De nnis Foegen. Davi' Lu ndak , Donald K leiboer.
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS C LUB ... SEATED : Robe rt Noreen, Douglas Billison. J erry Sweden. Paul Hodge, Allen Jacobson. Wayne Medc raft. STA\' Dl:\'G : Charl es llaggbloom. Frank Siebe naler, Carl Soderstrom.
Industrial Arts
The Indus tria l Arts Club helps in the development of co nscientiou s contributors in th is field. The club presents gues t. s peakers at the meetin gs to demonstrate new methods and equipment . H ighlight of th e year was a pla nt tour at La Cro se in January.
LATHE IN ACTION . . . Winona State industrial arts in stru ctors, the Allis-Chalmers plant worke r, and students examine a lathe while on tour at La C rosse . Gerald Tobin, Charles Haggbloom. the operator , Dr. Hugh Capron and Henry Long.
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Mark W iJ ke shoots in the baske tball game with the University of Minnesota-Morris as Jacq ues Gibbs watches and two UMM players defend. BELOW LEFT: Dia na elson and Sandy Shima lead the Warriorettes at the Homecoming game. Cheerleaders Oeft below) gave the rah-rah.
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Ski and Outing Club The Ski and Outing Club is a relatively ne w club at WS C. Throughout its four se asons, it has s ponsor ed numerous outdoor social ac t1v1t1es for its membe rs. So me of the club's ac tivities ar e skii ng, bike riding, c anoeing, horseback riding and cave crawlin g.
SKl AND OUTING . . . FRONT ROW : S tevt' Yukish. S teve Thru ne. Jim La Bore, Joan Reut f:'r. Elaine Kalie n. S ECOND ROW: Dave S hu<"k, president: Mi ke Chic k. C ha rle ne Knn. Karen Haugen, Dus ty He rt el.
Activity and Recreation Their Goals Women's Physical Education Club
Wo rk ing c losely wit h t he ph ys ical education de pa rt me nt, is the Wome n' Phys ical Edu ca tion C lub (WPE). lt is a professional organ ization ope n to all wo mt>n who ha ve a major or minor in ph ysical education. Homeco ming butt ons a r<' old eac h year to fin a nce the J ean T albot Scholarship tha t is awardf'd to a n incoming junior girl. Mo nthl y mee tings have programs of profeRsiona l int e rest. WPE s ponso rs a high schoo l " P lay Day" eac h year.
WOMEN'S PIIY ED . . . F H O~T ROW : lary Kl ingsporn, Connie Winslow. r. larabeth Holsap ple. Carol Bjorklund. P <!gg) Jo Kropp. \ la ry !ten. Lynda Murra). Linda Careon. Cat hy Cliff. SECO "\D RO W: Joyce Fenske. Hosie Frenette. Conni!' Van Gundy. ancy Henrikson, Carolyn Clemt'nt¡ so11 . Glor ia Keller. J udy Lee. Carol Fi>ldmann , r.1 aria 11 F c lland, Kathy Dun num . THIRD HO W: Amwt te Ric ha rdson, Jf:'a nnc Berndt. P egi i\lullen, Pat Browne, Ma ril yn i\clson, S ha ro n Eucrlc, J elaine S ackett, Ma ry
S tearns. Jo Ann Ostrem. Ba rbara Pet<:>rson. F O URTH ROW: Jude A. Stienessen. Lynf:'llE' Grimm , Linda Benjamin. Deb Millie. Colleen O ' Kane. C heryl fi ller, Anne tte yseth. P at ricia O' Dea. Barbara Hus b yn , Colleen ll anseam. F IFT lt ROW : Barb C hristensen , Judy Ku zniar. Joa n Leibfried, Rose M. Ma rtine k. Bonnie Ru sert. Linda Bla kely, Rita Grurn mons. J une H eue r. Joan Benson, Ma rs ha Walt ers, Bon n ie Luras.
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WPE WOMEN CAGERS . . . At left th e women's bas ketball team poses for the came ra. FIRST ROW: Jill Sackett. Pat Browne, Colleen Hanscom. SECO D ROW: Ro~e m a r y F rene tte. anc y Blayloc k. J ean Hagl und, Judy Ku zenias, Lynn ette Gr imm , Jude Stienessen.
''W'' Club Honor and Service The "W" Club is open to any male who has lette red in a s port at Winona State. The main purpose is to ser ve the college and s pecificall y th e athletic department. Some of the " W" Club's activities are homecoming. managing the concession stand and Senior Da y.
A HIGH ONE .. .At right letterman Jacques Gibbs goes for a two-pointer against Loras of Dubuque.
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CAPTAIN'S MESSAGE ... Connie Winslow in troduces the cheers at the Homecoming ope ning ceremony while the rest of the cheerleaders get ready .
THE B SQUAD .. . T he B Squad Cheerleaders in line are Barbara Veld· huizen, Patricia Brown, Connie VanGunde, and Linda Carlon.
THE VARSITY . .. In special forma tion is the varsity c heerleadi ng squad. Mary Klingsporn, Susan Williams, Julie Stork, Kate Hinge veld, and Capta in Connie Win slow.
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Rusert. 1'.ristin Bauman , Kay Quinn, Kathleen Betcher. Cynthia Jones, J ackie Spence, Jill Sachet. Kathi") 11 Auge, Ruth esbit. Sharon Poppe. ancy Olson, Jackie Opsahl.
Warriorettes
Show Rhythlll and Coordination IN THE MOOD FOR PERFORMING ... Barbara Ree, Darlys Britz, Colleen Hanscom , Sonja Saari . Warriore ttes add beauty to Warrior baske tball and football games with the ir precision marc h routin es. 11 1
Mu sical grou p plays at Faith-In sponsored by the W ino na Campus Minist ry. Pat Riley. Roches ter ; Robert S haw. Fort Dodge. Iowa ; :Vlic hae l Hoeppu er , Winona; Allen
Abren, Albert Lea ; an d the Rev. Robert Brow. P lans for a Campu s Minis try cent er are uncl er way.
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WINDOW TO WORLD .. . Eac h Ch r is tm as Ka ppa Pi deco rat es th e wind ows o [ Sorn se n Ha ll. C hristmas 1967 t h e religious art display rep resen te d the trav e l of the thre e kin gs.
SING-ALONG . .. Ge t-t ogc thns aro u nd the pian o or in t he l ibrary a rc a qu ite co m mo n cvf' nt a t the Ne wm an Ce nter. Har bara J e nse n pla ys th e p ia no while ot he r me m be rs of th e in for mal group s ing. Fro m left are S te ve Hau ge, Lorn a 1le f'e l a nd Barbara .Jenso n.
T he relig ious groups regularly spo nso r d iscu s ion grou ps. Be low D<' nnis A use b ac k u p his id e as wit h qu ot es from th e "N ew English Bible" du ring 0 1w o f th e re ligiou s dis c u ssions held in t he Co mm on s.
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The Chris tian cience Organization has been organized to bring Christian Scientists on campus together and to give the college commu nity the op portunity to learn about C hristian Science living. The members s hare experience on the practical application of Chris tia n Scienc e and follow readings from the Bible and Christian Sc ience textbook. LUTHERAN COLLEGIANS . . . Mark Hallemeyer, adviser. Sandra Bublitz. Kay l{add ati. Dale
ewcomb. Chris Meler.
Lutheran Collegian s is a na tional association of Lutheran college and university students sponsored by the Wiscons in Evangelical Luthe ran Synod. Its purpose is to help students meet life's duties and res pons ibilities in the c hurch and society. It al o exists to s timula te greater Christi an grow th a nd to mainta in and increase local and inter-cam pus fellowship amo ng Lutheran stud e nts.
LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOC IATION .. . FIR ST RO W : La rry
Edgar. J ul ee Nic ke ls, Lorraine H au gland. ECO~D ROW : Carole Davies, .loan Anderson, Vickie £li ng, Sandra Widing. Kathy Tweito. Waneta McCracken. Karen Wold . T HIRD ROW: Anita Torgerson. Ma r-
l{now God Lutheran Stude nt Association is affi liated with the Ameri· can Lutheran Church. It is open to all WSC and Winona Secretarial School students. LSA provides di sc ussions, fun , and fellowship on a college level. Mee tings are held once a week in the c hapel or pa rish house of Central Lu th· eran Churc h.
got Johnson , Kay Ma rqua rdt. Linda Minnie, Jean Masters . FO URTH ROW: Ma rgaret Chap in, James Keiper, Vancta Somagala. Diane Ketchum. F IFTH ROW : Ann Hongerhol t. Yohlan Stroebel. Pastor John Anderson, a dviser.
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HiIn GAMMA DELTA ... F l RST ROW: Cheryl Millt>r. Caro l Bjorklund. Lind a Oczak. Clarence Zaborows ki. Paula Fand rcy. Jan Schoewe. SECOND l{OW: S haro n Eut>rlt'. Pa me la BroC' k way. David lloppe . T HIRD RO W: P eter DrPssel. Ron Wolfram.
Inter-Varsity C hristian F ellows hip is nond enominational and is open to all s tud en ts. It is a na tiona ll y recognized organization. Inte r-Varsity sponsors prayer and Bible s tudy meetings, film s, speakers and social ac ti vities.
INTER-VARSITY .. . FIRST ROW: Mrs . Joan .l a mes. ad vise r. Karen Hartley, Janice Bostrom. Barbara O' l{ei lly . Glo ri a Wa hlberg. S E CON D ROW: Steven James, ad viser, Linda Wendt. Judy P ope, Diann Basti n.
Gamma Delta is affiliated with th e Lutheran C hurch Misso uri Synod. lts program is composed of gues t speakers, d isc ussions, recreation , Bi ble readi ngs and informal get-togeth e rs at Gamma Delta H ouse.
Carol Lu nz. C heryl .lochims, Alida Kenn ed y, Elsie Balla nge r. THIRD ROW: Paul fl odge. Roy W. Wilsey, Lynn Van Busk irk. Denni s Aase. David Crow. Walter Schultz.
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Wesley Founda tion is a campus organiza tion partially s upported by t he Met hodis t C hurch. It is open to a ll who seek fellows hip and spirit ual guida nce. Ac tivities include retreats. hayrides, boat rides and meetings with o th er Wesley Clu bs . T he Wesley House also se rves a s an informal gathering plac('.
Sharing Faith
WESLEY FOUNDATION ... FIRST ROW: T eresa Molle nhauer, Judith Dana. Marilyn ~ cGuire, Linda S trand. S ECOJ\' D HOW: Darrell Zietlow, Cha rles Haggbloom. Jon Arnold. J ean Coutcher. THIRD llOW: Mike Kallestad. Kenn eth Dickson. J ohn Ehlen . Cu rt Lindahl.
I ew man Club, named afte r Cardi nal
e wman, makes literature, discussio n, and classes on the Catholic faith available to all students. ewman sponsors commun ity, campu a nd club ac tivities s uch as fol k Masses, re treats, dances, fireside c hats a nd parti es. Members pa rticipa te in in ter-religious clu b acti vities.
NEWMAN CLVR ... F IR ST ROW: Kathy Lau e r, William Sadowski. Rose Mary ll amilton. He lt> n Rafferty. Pe ter Horton . l\ay Kiral, Father l\1artin O lsen. advise r. SECOND ROW : Carrie Red lu nd. John Gaspard. Kathy And er~o n . Donna Schiltz. J ean \1a honey. J udy Klink. Pa t St icha. Nancy :\ipp. Ba rba ra Jenson . .\1iss Be tty illcCormick . a dvisn. TH IRD ROW: Ka thy Ft¡ely. ]Pan P ron dz i n~ki. Susa n Stoltman, Marn y Sexton.
Diane HC'i 111. FOURTH ROW: Fra nk S iebenale r, Ellen Bi en, Cate I lingevcld . Carol Weaver. P atricia Frit z. Mary R yan . Sister M. Sarto, a dviser. FIFTll !\OW: Steve Joanne Storandt, Honald Ma rchionda. STANDl'IG: Gaylord .\la)' . .\'large Beaton , Mary Kurt. J eanne Schmidt. Joan \Vic r:i.ba .
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Jin!(, Linda Wise, Susan Bic ke l. .J enny l'aukilt' r. TlllH D HOW: Ped er Dressel. Kenneth Dickson . G<' IW f>h i ll i p~o>n , Pc1cr Eckt>r. 'Willia m An · c!Prson. Co llPP n Gollz . Vaug hn Naga hashi .
Kappa Pi , th e na tional a rt fra te rnity, we lc om es a ll a rt majors and minors. T he o rga niza ti o n is ITSpo nsiblc fo r d esigning the Homeco mi ng Q uee n 's f1oa t , So rn sen H all Cltris lm as decoration s. and the deco ra t ions fo r I he s p ring prom . \rew mem bers arc initi a tC'd into A lpha Ups ilon . tlw loc a l c hapte r. at a spri ng dinne r.
Pi DC' lta Eps ilo n is th e na tio nal honorar y jo ur nali s m frate rnil y on campus . P i Delta ~= p s il o n 's pur pose is to e levate t hf' ca use of journ alism, to fos ter the m ut ua l we lfa re of stu de nt publica tio ns, ancl to rt-'wa rd the journalis t for hi s effort s, se rvices an d acco mplis h me nts by admission to Pi De lta Epsilon ·s me m bers hip.
Honorary Societies l{appa Pi and Pi Delta Epsilon
Pl D ELTA EPSILON .. . Gcnncll lvPrso n. Fredric Kara n, ki. Ste ven Joh nson , Pau l Hodge, Marilyn McGuire, Joan WiNzba. B<>tt y Burrows .
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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL ... T he coo rd inatin g bod y of the three sororities co ns is ts of Carol essler, L ynn Seltz, Virginia O ' 1eill, S hirley Kress a nd Marilyn Fis hbaugher.
Eac h of the sorori ties - Delta Zeta, Kappa Th eta C hi and Alpha Xi Delta - i represented on the counc il. Goals of the council are to main tain sorority life and interso rorit y relations on campu , to further intellectu al accomplishment and good sc holars hip , to maintain high social s tanda rds, and to compile rul es gove rn ing sorority ru shin g, pledging, a nd initiation at WSC.
Coordination Through Panhellenic Council SIG TAU'S MOTIO ... Don' t be a donkey; vote for our homecoming queen candidat e. T he fra tern ities also compete scholastically and athletically, among other ways, d uring the year to bu il d fraternity sp iri t. Leading the donkey is De nni s Moore .
RECRUITING AT CLUB NIGHT . . . J ane Sc hultz desc rib es panhelle nic's part in soro ri ty activities to Diane Heim a nd Sandra Shima.
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DELTA ZETA ... F IH ST l\OW : Carol Nessle r, C heryl Hanson. Arlis Legler, Ba rbara Qu t>st. Carol Weaver, Jan ice J ohnso n. Jean Tushner. Susan Critchfield. SECO N D HOW: J udith l{ose. Kathleen Bett c he r. Kathleen Yl acio<'h. Kay E verson . Pa tsy F ischbach. Ja net J ozw ick. H allie Russell . Dia ne Roffer. S hirley Kress . THIRD ROW : J a nice Wiest. Gail llaney, Gwen Fick. Ju dit h \ Jesc hke. Joa n P retzel. C harlott e Behn ken.
Carhy P e llowski. Jo An n O srrcm, P a t W iemerslage. Ru th Peterson. Ka ren !Vl ill er. FO UJ{"fH ROW: Rut h Wisdorf. Alice Peterson . Barba ra ternm er . .\farl rs DiÂŤkerman. P at ricia Bisel. Helen C o rman. Ja nice Wi nt er. Linda Sch ild. usa n h e rs . J oa nne Ka rs ten. !a ry Jo Blu rnt>ntritt. Wa nita Olness .
Delta Zeta is the largest nat ional sororit y in th e Un ited States. 1L was the first soro rity a t Wi nona State College in 1962. Ze ta Upsilon C hapte r s tresses high scholarship and has won na tio nal hon ors yearl y since the c hap ter was es tablished at WSC. Delta Ze ta spo nsor s man y events, s uch as ties, Gree k W eeke nd and th e Valentines volve the ca re of an eig ht yea r old Korean sentatives to the Winona C hildren's Home
the fa ll st yle show, homecoming ac tiviDance. lt s philanthro pi<' ac tivities inorph an. Delta Zeta has also sent repreto e nt erta in the youngs te rs .
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Delta Zeta has "sis terhood and life-long frie nds hip as the trade mark of th e sorority."
COMFORTABLE, GIRLS? . . Helen Gorma n, Barbara
HAPPY HALLOWE EN .. . Helpi ng at th e C hildren's
Ques t, Arlis Legler, Kare n Miller , and Gwe n F ick co nverse at the tea following th e Delta Zeta Initi ati on.
Home to celeb rate Hall oween are Linda Schild, Susan Ive rs a nd Barbara Q uest.
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HERE'S THE DEAL .. . Club night presentation is made by Bron we n C hristenson. S heila Homola and Dia ne Mager loo k on in fron l of booth . Kap pa T heta C hi is the newly or ganized local soro rity on campus. T he sorority s tresses hi gh s tandards, good c haracter a nd hig h sc holarship. T he so rority wis hes to instill in eac h girl a sense of spirit to t he college and communit y, respons ibiJ ity, proper social grace , and above all s is terhood. T his year it co-spo nsored t he Chris tmas Dan ce. T he sorori ty is presen tly worki ng to gain affiliation with a national sorority and eventuall y plans on becomi ng nat ionaJ .
KAPPA THETA CH I ... F RO T ROW: Connie W inslow, Carolyn Sat ren, Marge Binner. Jo Ann Bla kstad. SECOND ROW: Jean Dremer. Maril yn Ashbaughcr, Faye Froehlic h, Linda G ron hoJz. T HIRD ROW:
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ROW: Colt>ne Huseby. Jeri Mad sen. MarahPth Ho! apple. Susan Knie¡ be!. Ka thy S temmer. Virginia 0 ' 1 eill, Judith Wegma n, Lea h E yler. FOURTll ROW: Susan C ihak , Betty Eglinton. Barbara Quinn. Diane Bunl'(e. \ancy Babbitt. Linda Boyu m. Ruth Denm an. Kay Quinn. Joan l .eaii;uP.
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The Delta Omega Chapter of Alph a Xi De lta goals a re friendship, s haring, service, honor and trust. It sponso red t he heart fund drive in Winona, a candidate for Homecoming. a traveling Greek Wee kend so ng fes t trophy, a car wash and ot her activ ities. T hey remember ru sh an d " Pla n B" whic h included the pledges capture of the p resid e n t, Lyn n Johnson.
Mem bers paid a visit to th e St. Cl oud State Alpha X i House in the fall. Virginia O'Neill . Ju dith Wegman, Barbara Quinn , Lynn J ohnso n. Clau di a Bish op, Kathy Ste mm e r and S he ila Homola.
Four <>f the Alpha Xi me mbe r s were candida tes fo r Homecom ing quee n, Claud ia Bis hop , Virginia O'eill, Barbara Beema n. and Col ene Huseb y. T hey were prese nted at the Alp ha Xi Delta Hom eco ming alumnae tea. 121
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Smith . Pliny Smit h. Ma rk Underdahl. Mic hael Mikrut. T HIRD ROW: Ke nneth Nyberg. Gary F'instuen. Fred ric Baransk i, Bruce Boeck. Dennis Roemer. David Kulas. Ca ry Lee . .\lark Desant is. Steven Joswic k. Roger Fischbach .
Winona State TEKE Colony, an affili ate of T au Kappa Epsilon Fraternity International, is the youngest social fraternity at Winona Sta te. The TEKE Colony hopes to become an ac tive chapter of TKE this year. TEKE was th e first colon y of TKE to receive a national award for its accomplishments in las t year 's Smog cleanup project. It was also awarded th e sc holarship troÂľh y for ha ving th e hig hes t scholastic average of the social fra terniti e and sororities on cam pu s. It spo nsored a ho mecoming qu ee n and float, cosponso red th e Christmas Danc e, and sponso red everal DiscoTEKE mog d ances.
Steven J oswick a nd Gary Fin s tuen p ut the fin al touches o n the paper C h ris tm as tree tlic11 was th e center of attrac tion at the C hris tma Dance.
Th e Tau Kappa Ep silon Colon y pr es(" ntf'd I,inda Benjamin as its ne w s wee theart at the Chri stm as Dance.
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Sigma Tau Ga mma was th e first national social fratern ity
for men organ ized at Winona S late. It is dedi ca ted to the high ideals of manhood , good sc holarship, goocl c i1izcns hip , conge niali ty and mature thinking . The S ig Tau bro the rs held popco rn sal es to fin a nce g ifts fo r the c hildren a t the orphanage in Winona. The ir a<'livities for th e year also included sponso ring the Compu te r Da nce and the Sig Tau Carnival in lhe spri ng. HAPPY BICYCLING ... S igma Tau Gamma provided bicycles, tricyles and wago n fo r th e orphan s a t t he Winona Children 's Home as a phil a nlluopic activity. E njoying the gift~ a muc h as the c hild ren a re Duane Murra y an d H a nk Zacha rias.
Lynn Johnson a nd Thomas Hoffma n, S usa n Ra ndall and Bud Davies. Barbara Rei a nd Robert Meimbresse enjoy their compu ter c hosen partners a t the Co m puter Da nce held in th e Co mmons .
Sigma Tau Galllllla SIGMA TAU G AMMA . .. FR O.'<T ROW: Han k Zal' harias . Raymond Gunderson. Greg W illiam s. Gar) \frDowell. Thom as Murray. Bic hard Clare, Skip Kul awske. l{onald Steve nson. SECO D ROW: Kevin Kreger. Ted Roberton. Gene Ric hes. Bruce Wallace. Du ane Mu rray. Thomas Hoffman, Robe rt .\le imbresse, Paul Porvaznik, William Kohler. THIRD ROW : J ames Brodie. Robert Buckingham. J.O. Be nson, Dean
l ngval so n . J ames E venson. Kit Grier. Ja mes Dubsky. Ric ha rd Knapp. Barr) E ngrav . Ke nneth l\ le nzel. FO URTH ROW: Al T hompson. James Kas te n. Bru"e Whitt>. Mie hat>I Wainwright. Tho mas S tover. W ayne Gergen. Will iam \:Ja rtin. John Haas . Ronald Cla re. Harold Da vie s, John Elde r.
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PHI DELTA RHO . .. FRONT ROW: Steven Board. Robert Hatton. John Hen nessy, David Ko val. Donald Elmblad . SECO\'D ROW: Ric ha rd \ 'lt>rwi 11. T hon1as E. Jo hnson, Jame s :\1cAr1hu r, T homas I .cw('rs. J ames Wt-olht'rg. Warrt'n T e rwilligt'r. Thomas Sagf'. TH!KD KO W: J oh n
Zwolinski. Darrel \'lctcalf. Larry Calvt'rt. Janws Rue. Ja cob Dahl. Mark Skustad. FOURT H ROW: Robe rt J a"kson, F rt'd Storti. Wayne Borgen, Te rry Vogt. :\1 ic hacl l\foo11. Jay C reenb.,rg.
CLOWNING AROUND ... That's half Phi Delta Rh o's purposes are to ser ve the coll ege, the frat ern it y, th e individual. and to g ive the me mbers the oppo rtunit y to learn to li ve with peo ple . to develop life-long friend hips, to develop soc ial gra ce and teac h the spirit of ser vice,
the fun of be ing a Gr eek as this anonymous clown a nd Warrior ette. Susan Ciha k, demo ns trate.
The " P hi Delts" s ponsor a Hom eco ming qu een and floa t a nd co ndu c t ru s h acti vities. P hi Delta Rho won th e traveli ng trop h y a warded for t he Greek All-S ing during Grt>e k Wee k.
PARTICIPATION ... in college ac t1 v1t1es is part of th e Phi Delta Rh o p hiloso phy and is common to all th e Gr eek group s. The Campu s Cover Girl was the main attrac ti on of th e Delta Ze ta Val e ntine Dance.
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PHI SIGMA EPSILON ... FRO T ROW : Bria n W illiams, Bruc:e Blixt. l\lidrnel Alexander. Thomas S ie1wrt, Charles kl ader. Ral ph Fifi eld. P aul Johnson. De nnis Konkel. Crt'~Or) Staples. S ECO \"D ROW : Robert Andrewsen. Dennis Tloltegaard. Sam Schnell. Ra ndall Ander son. Phillip Walti , Thomas Tweeten. Gaylord ~fay , Terry Votland. Phillip Luhman n. Ronald CrnvPs, Thomas Corman. TH IRD HOW: Michael
Phi Sigma Epsilon is a n a tional social frat e rni t y. Eac h yea r it has a street da nce, spon sors a H omecom ing float a nd qu een ca ndidat e, a n d s pon sors ot her dan ces ... Phi S igs" 1967 Homecoming ca ndid a te, Miss Dia ne Baring er, was elected qu een by th e s tudent bod y. Phi Sigma Epsilon requires it me mbe rs to ha ve a good academic ave rage, good c harac ter and willingn ess to work.
Kingsbury. T im Dalton . Da niel Anderso n. H.obe rt Whit e. Joh n H.oss, l{onald Gipp, Patric k Ka uphusman. Thoma F is hbaugher, W ayne Berger. David Anderson. FOU RTH ROW: Richa rd Thorow. Rollie Auston, Thomas Burgeson, William McNa ry. C ha rl t>s He rrig. Wa yne C ha rles. St..vt>n Co rdes, Nick Majerus, Art Yagow, David Kavilz. Mic hael Trok.
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YEA, TEAM . . . Phi Sig me mbers at te nd th e Hom eco ming pe p fesl.
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EXTRAMURAL " A" VOLLEY BALL ... FIRST ROW : J u dy Pero ut ka. Lynet te Grimm, P egi Mulle n. SECO N D ROW: Debbie 1illie. Marilyn i elso n. S haron Eu erle, P a t O"Dea. C herie Mill e r .
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BALL ... FIRST ROW: Bonnie Lucas, Coach Marjorie Moravec, Rose Y[ari e Martin e k. Barbara Jenson. SECO 1D ROW : Rita Grummons , Linda Bla kely. Carol Bjorklund. Joan Liebfried, Barbara C hris tian so n.
SPIKE IT ... Lyne tte Grimm p un c h es th e ball over the n e t as Carole Feldman watches in an extramural voll eyball game. Nancy Blaylock (rear) is re fe ree.
The wome n¡s ex tramural p rogram is ope n to all college women. Th is progra m provi des an opportu nity for un d e rgradua te womf'n sl ud e nts lo r e prese nt the college in various compel ii ivc exlramura l s ports . Co mpeti tion is arranged wit h area colleges a nd uni vers ities. Fall q uarter the extram ural ac tivi ties include s wimming and volleyhall. Winte r q uarte r t here is s wimmin g, bask e tball a nd bowli ng. Extram ural softb all , tenn is a nd track a nd fie ld arc offered d uring s pring qu arte r. ~ iss
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STRIKE HIM OUT ... J ack Be nedict an ticipates a strike as he pitches d ur ing batting µra ctice.
J erry Grade. ma nager. THIRD RO W: Coa('h Cary Grob . Carl Strom. De nnis l vt'fson. W illi am l\'lcNar y. Chip ch" artz . .John Bened ict. Hich· ard Deeker. C ha rles Coerish. Stan Sc1lficld. C..ne Schultz.
Season's Record 1967 Baseball Won 18 Lost 10 T earn Batting A veragt> - .260 Team Fielding Average -.941 wsc OPP. 5 St. Cloud 4 St. Cloud 2 6 1 St. Cloud 6 2 Mankato 8 5 Mankato 4 Mankato 1 8 pper Iowa 3 6 St. Louis University 0 3 St. Louis University 7 3 St. Louis Univers ity 7 4 Mayville State North Dakota 3 4 Mayville State North Dakota 10 9 University of Wis.-Milwaukee 2 6 1 University of Wis.-Milwaukee 0 University of Wis. -Milwaukee 1 4 6 LaCrosse 3 7 Bemidji 3 Bemidji 3 5 16 Bemidji 7 LaCrosse 0 11 12 University of Minn. - Morris 7 University of Min n. -Morris 2 l University of Minn. - Morris 1 7 Moor head 2 1 Moor ht>ad 0 1 Moorhead 3 5 Stevens Point 2 1 4 Stevens Point 7
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SLIDE, DENNY . .. Denn y Morgan slides into third base in the second game of a doub le head er with Mayville S tate College.
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BEAT THAT CLOCK .. . Rodn ey P hipps races towards the fi ni h line duri ng the mee t with Carle to n.
U P AND AWAY .. . Bob Mei rnbresse t hrows the jave li n and displays the form of a long-ago Spartan.
1967 Track: The Competition Was Rough GET SET, GO ... Ru nn ers ar e off in a t rack event in the Carleton rneel.
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From le ft, Jim T homas. Bob Meimb resse . Ron Steve nson a nd Al T ripp.
HEFTY WINDS UP . . . J ohn Buchner throws th e discus during a typica l da y's practice.
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1967 T ennis St. Mary's College
St. Mary's College Hamline University Roc hester Junior College LaCross e State University St evens Point Stout State University Mankato S tate Mankato State Eau Claire State Won 5
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Athletic Direc tor Dwight Marston organized the 1967 tennis team which was paced by Craig Thornton , a freshman from Winona. The team completed the season by taking fourth plac e in the confere nce meet at Bemidji. OVER THE NET ... Larry E rpeldin g re turn s th e ball as do ubl es tea mmat e- Ric hard Ne lso n observes fro m th e adjoi n i n ~ co urt.
Newly Reorganized Tennis Team TENNIS SQUAD . . . Dwight _\1 arston , C ra ig T hornton. Scott Sprangcrs . Rob e rt Berger, T homas Stoffels, La rr y Erpe lding . Al Von B e rge n. Ri chard "ielso n.
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'67 Golf: Nine Wins, Two Losses FORE! .. . Roger Fisc hbach tees off a t Westfie ld Golf Cour e as Terry "elson st udies his fo r m.
Seaso1i's Record wsc 141/2 71/2 161/2 111/2 101/2 ll1/2
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St. Ma ry' s College La Crosse State St. Mar y's College Mankato State Roc hes ter Junior La Crosse State S tout State Eau Claire S tate Mankato S tate Roc hes ter Junior Stout S tate
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LOOKING FOR AN OPENING ... Warrior e nd Torn Von Feldt looks for runnin g room afte r ca tc hing a pass from qu arl('rbac k Torn Lennon.
Gridders Place 2nd in NIC GO WARRIORS . .. C h<'<' rka der s wa rm up th e crowd at th e Ho m eco ming ga me.
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1967 Football ThC' Warrio rs <.:0 111 plet ed a s u ccessful seaso n ta kin g second place in the Norther n Inte rcollegiate Con fe rence with a 4¡1 confcrc ncC' rC'c ord. T hei r only loss was a 13-12 defeat by the confe r ence cham pi ons, St. C loud State. The Winona , tatC' offense ran a record L641 yards, hreaki ng Ioorhead S tate's record of 1,462 se t a year ago. \1;tinona State led the co nference in total offense, tota l defe nse, rushing anrl passin~. Warrio r quar lt-' r baC' k T om Lenno n was second in pas ing in the N l C and he was third in total offrn c. Pat Bo la nd was second in rush ing and fourth in to tal offense. Tom Von Feldt tied for fi rst in ind ividua l scoring with 30 points. Rich tarzecki set indi vidual defensive' mark of ix pass interceptions.
INTERFERENCE ... Warrior Tom Johnson is hit by \Iankato player befo re gett ing the hall. :\lankato was called for pass interference. Th i play iravc Winona tlw opport un it) for the winning fi e ld goal in t he 1967 H omecoming ga me.
GUARD HlM .. . Coac h l\Iolinari s hou ts in st ru ct ions to
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FOOTBALL .. . F!RST ROW: Mgr. Richard Boyum . Hu ss Jacobson. Leo Fragapano. Marlin Carrier. Ric hard Starzec ki , Steven Wildman . Capt. S teven O range. T homas Lennon, Tim Webb. Cu rtis Palmer. Roger WistrcilJ, Don Cogswell, Daniel Weyf'r. SECOND ROW: Assis tant Coac h Myron miil1. Jl ead Coach :Vladco Molinari, Assistant Coac h H.on Ste iner. Manager Ti m Pas ke. J\'1anage r Morrie And(' rson , DarrPl Holze r, J e rry , tcj s kal , C har les Goe ris h, L arry Wedcmi e r, John C urlin. Dan ny Sc rabec k . Rona ld Fuglestad. Edward LittlPjohn. Da le Pt>rszyk, Doyle FrccmeytÂť", Bruce Ree"k . F red Krause. Managn J erome Usgaard. Manager Edward 1lanson. Assis tant Coa"h RobC'rt KPis tcr. Manager Ke n-
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Stout State Dubuque Moorhead State * St. Cloud State * Mankato State * Bemidji State * Michigan Tech * Illinois
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net h Jacobson. THIRD RO W: Larry Mott. Rodger Jehlicka . James Hippie. Michael 1lolzer, Ronald Moen. P atrick Boland , John Sulack, Robert McDonough, T homas Joh nson, Donald Rajtora. Stan Buc hner. Dean Hat haway, l{a ndy Gronert, tcvcn Krob, H a rlan Brand t, Wi lliam McNary, Ma nager Gene Durand. Assistant Coach John .Vlartin. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Swedin, Rober"\ Urness, J ames Dybevik, Fred Horihan. Mike Erd manczyk, S1a nley C ronistcr, De nni s Barry. Ronald S tevenson, John Buch ner, Jamt>S Conners . Dougl as Billison. T homas Von F eldt. Ha rry :Vlitchcll. C lem Darkenwald. Douglas Saaranen. Steven Erdmanczyk. Burl Harr. Gerald Sc hwenp;els.
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CROSS-COUNTRY .. . FRONT ROW: Tom Oc hs, Bruce Clos way, Do n Rahman. S ta n Danukos, Jon Arnold. BACK ROW: Coach Cary Grob. Dave Ohland , ll owie Cook. Robert H c mp y.
THIRSTY, BOYS "? ... Members of the tra ck
HERE HE COMES .. . Coac h Grob a nd le arn mc m bf' rs chec k the
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Li me as Stan Da n uko s comes d own tli e hom e s trC' tc h.
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University of Northern Iowa Carleton College Lawrence College Wartburg College Macalaster College River Falls S tate University River Falls State University Mankato State Loras College Luther College.. LaCrosse State University
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RUNNING TO VICTORY ... Wally Schul tz in the lead her e, fini s hed a close second in thi s race . Following Wally is Stan Danukos.
1. St. Cloud 2. Mankato 3. Winona 4. Moorhead 5. Bemidji
GET READY, GET SET ... Cross coun try contestan ts wait for the s tarting signal.
17 48 88 116 127 ALMOST THERE ... Tom O chs comes into the home s tre tc h with a last burs t of speed in a dual meet wi th Carleton at 'Jorthfield.
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PUT IT IN . .. Mike J er esek tries for a basket as a Ma nkato player defend s. JUMP BALL .. . Mike J eresek tips on a jump ball to Gene Schultz. And rt>w Ross. Dona ld l:lesoneu . Willia m O chs. S t evt>n !:lay. Middle: .\ta nager Gary Gartnl'r. C oach R obert L ie lza u. Hea d Coach Ronald Ekke r, Manager Alle n Carlson .
VARSITY BASKETBALL . .. l\i c ha rd Star zl'c ki, Gl'nc Schu l1 z. i\lichacl De Wyre, Arlyn \'\1cndlanch, Chri~ l o pl wr Applt'galt'. .\l ark \\ ilkt>.
Michael JcrPsPk , Sylvesl t>r '<·h warlz. J ames Jabro~ k) , Jacque• Gibb,,
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Richard S tarzecki. above, tries to make a freethrow afte r being fouled. At left, Jim Jabrosky hesitates whe ther to pas s or shoot for the bas ke t as opponent guards him .
UP AND IN ... Jacqu es Gibbs tries for two points.
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OVER THE RIM
Arlyn We ndlandt tries for a 2-pointer.
HANG ON TO THAT BALL ... Mark Wilke dribbles th e ball to s hooting position.
Season's Record wsc 71 88 61 79 62 84 50 71
OPPONENT Stevens Point U pper Iowa Wayne St.ate River Falls St. T homas Micliigan Tech Wartburg Loras
66 83 75 83 71 75 75 66
HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT
64 77 67 69 88 63 99 81 67 81 43
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Eau Claire Hamline .Mankato State Bemidji State Bemidji Stat e Moorhead S late U. of Minn.-Morris LaCrosse State St. Cloud S tate St. Thomag St. Cloud S ta l c Moorehead State Michigan T ech Bethel College Manka to State U. of Minn . - Morris
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Winona Ties for Third in NIC FRESHMAN BASKETBALL .. . Garth W eis, Gerald Wicme, Ric hard i\Iiller, Ke rry S n )dcr, S teven Prot sman. Coach Dale Berge , Douglas l\1acLennan, Orin Shaw,
T homas P rie kette, Roger Sndling. J ames Dyb cv ik . MIDDLE: \1anage r. Timoth y :Malon<', Ylanager, 1ic ha el Blans ki.
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Pt>ter Sandberg, Michael Al exander. Haymond Wicks. S teve n Ora nge. l{onald Moen. Coach Nyles Tolz mann . MIS S ING AR F.: Bernard Sm ith. James Nordst rom. Michael Bowers. Jeffery N elson. Da ,id Oland, Thoma s i\loria rty. Da rrell Warnke . P aul Hodge.
Placed Fifth in NIC HOLD ON ... Gary An halt holds the leg of his Moorhead State oppone nt.
Season's Record wsc
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27 Stout Stat , 26 LaCrosse S tate 24 Stevens Point 23 Gusta vus Ado!phu:; 17 Marquette University 19 River Falls State 14
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Mankato State Western Illinois Wartburg College St. Cloud S tate Moorh ea d State Bemidji S tate Luther College South Dakc)ta State
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NIC TOURNAMENT 5. Winona 2. Mankato 6. Michigan Tech 7. U. of f.1inn.3. St. Cloud 4. Bemidji Morris 1. Moorhead
NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF
INTER(:OLLEGIATE ATHl,ETICS Ala mosa. Colo., Mar!"h ] 968 Steven Drange. 177. 4th ; Rayrnond Wicks. 160. 5th ; Roge r Jehlicka. 145, 61h.
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HOLD HIM ... Pete Sandbe rg tak es control of his gusta vus o pponent by adj us ti ng his grip for a c radle hold.
Wrestling Builds Individuals DETERMINATION . . . Ray Wic ks co ntrol his Gus tavus oppone nt with a s ingle leg take-down (above) and then goe fo r an ankle with a c ross-face hol<l (rig ht).
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GO, GUYS, GO . . . Win on a S tate c h eerleade rs a nd a loyal crowd lend support to the wres tl e rs.
YEA, RICK . . The vic tory sign is given b y th e referee as R ic k Pomeroy tries fo r t he pin of a Gustavus matman .
PIN HIM ... Stev(' Orange goes fo1 th e pin of his C u tavu s op ponent as the referee give the count.
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STROKING TO VICTORY
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TUR N . . . J on Schoo nm a ke r of WSC s ta rt s to go int o a fli p turn as he swims t he backs Lro ke a l t he ~JC mee t.
l{azika Sets Two Conference Records PRESENTED MEDAL ... George Kazika wa prese nt ed wit It a medal fo r winning three se paratC' di visions and C'S ta hlis hin l! two confere nce record s in thC' SOO a nd 200-ya rd freest yle eve nts. Kazik a is s how n a t r igh t as be swims the 500-yard freest yle s print.
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.'.\1aca k s ler l\1a n kato .Stale Lutlw r
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I ,aC ros~e S tate S t. Clou d Stale Bemidji State Michigan T ec h Gu stavu s Adolphus 54 Stale Colleg e of Ark a ns as 6 Ha mli no 26
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St. \:111u:g Man"katb State Gustavus Adolphus N. State of Aberdeen U. ufMinn . U. of Minn. a t 1\forris
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Conft'rence Stan ding St. Cloud Winona Ma11kato Gustavus l\forris
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COLLEGE BOWLING TEAl\1 ... FHO\'T ROW: Dale Jl auschildt. Jerry Shorter . Kt>vin :vtukahy. Craig Bcrgevi11. S ECO\D RO\\ : Cnach C huck Za ne. Duane elson. S tt>ve l.und and Coach Jerry Witt.
Newly Organized Bowling Teain Places Second in Bi-State Standing FOLLo'w THROUGH . . . READY ... Duane Nelson prepares to rol l th e ball.
ROLL IT ... Kevin "Ylulcahy releasPs the ball into the lane.
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lntrainurals for Competitive Fun
JUMP BALL ... Intramural bas ke tba ll gives all interested college m en a c ha nce to compete as a me mber of a tea m. F r¡om left, David Kryzer , Bru ce H olan , Jim Winkle r.
FOOTBALL . . . Act ion a ml exercise are offered in intramural football games.
T he Me n's In t ramural Program gives coll ege me n a c hance to compete in a wide varie ty of ac tivi ties. Part ic ipants a re d ivided in to teams for s uch activities as football. bas ke tball , wrestling, base ball , voll eyball a nd bowli ng. T he intra mural program is organized b y Le ro y S tadl e r a nd is ope n to all interested college me n.
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The wo me n intra mu ral prog ram is ope n to all college wo men a nd provid es opportun iti es to pa rtic ipate in a wide ra nge of in tramu ral s ports activities. It p rovides o ppo rtun ities fo r p a rt ic ipa nt s to inc rease th eir sports skills in a frie ndl y co mpe titive a tmos phere, p rovid es soc ial con tac ts, a nd d e velo ps coope ra ti on an d fair pla y. Fall qu a rte r , t he in tram ural activities incl u de swimm in g, volle yball a nd outings, winte r qu arter , modern dan ce, bowling, gym na tics, swimmi ng and bas ke tball , sp ring q uarter , in t ramural softball, recreational activities, and outings. The program is d irec ted by a stud e nt boa rd a nd Ii s J oyce Loc ks, wo me n's intramural ex tramura l coordinator.
TROPHY PRESE NT ATION ... Miss Joyce Loc ks, th e coo rdinator ; Barbara Jenson, capta in of t he win ning volley ball team ; Lyne tt e G rimm , int ramural director. a nd a ncy Blay loc k. volleyball c hairman , a re show n a t t he p rese ntation of the troph y to th r winn ing in tram ural volleyball tea m.
lntralllural Sports for Wolllen WINNERS ... F IRS T ROW: Maril yn Nelson, Ba rba ra J e nso n, P a t Gabrielson. SE CO ND ROW: Es the r Pec hacek, Pa t He rr, Sa nel y Murna ne, Lori Polic hnows ki.
OVER THE NET . .. P a t Gabri elson volleys the ball as Lo ri wa tc he s her rn the last intramural volleyball ga me .
RUNNERS-UP ... FIRS T ROW: Lyne tte Grimm , Jud y Ku zina r, Barbara Husbyn. S ECOND ROW: De bbie Millie, Joyce Fe ns ke, Collee n O 'Kane, Nancy Bla yloc k.
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Janet AJfonso
Ronald AmdaW
Lake City Math fmatics
St . Paul Nursing
Preston Industrial Arts
Larry Adams
Laura Allen
Gayle Anderson
Lake City Music
Caledonia Elementary
Wabasha Elementary
THAT'S OUR GIRL ... TEKE members conduct their campa ign for Barbara Beeman as Homecoming Queen Candidate.
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Dennis Bail ey
Fred e ric Baransk i
Carol Be nson
Sandra Bidro
Chatfield Elementary
Jo liet, Ill. Sociology
S t. Paul Elementary
Addison, Ill . Business Education
S ha ro n Baker
Diane B aringer
James B e nson
Ka ren Bie l
111a11torvifle Eleme11tary
R.ed W ing Elementary
Houston Business A dministratio11
Harmony Nursing
Elsie Ballan g e r
Bar bara B e eman
Joseph B ezdicek
Patric ia Bisel
l<ochester Business Education
Wichita, Kansas E nglish.
St . Charfes l ndustrial A rt s
Butterfield Elementary
Barb ara Banic ki
R ober t B e k sel
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Claudia B ishop
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Robert Bolstad Austin Business Admi11istratio11
Joan Whorton Burk
Judith Campbell Byron l~lemenl<lf)'
Elizabeth Bronich
Winona Nursing
Gilbert English
Alvarez Burnap
Gayle Christoffersen
Gloria Bublitz
Clwtfit¡lt! Physiral /;.durntion
Canlo11 Nursing
Wi11011a Elementary
Elizabeth Burrows
Dennis Cook
St. Paul
Diane Bunge Caledonia Elementary
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Thomas Cook
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Bloomington Business Ad111i11istratio11
G11/ Ps?"ille, Wisc . .\ fothemotics
Sl\'IILE PREITY . . . Bud Davies <le mons tra tes how please<l he is with his work.
Nancy Coolidge
Carol Da,·ies
Eugene Durand
Roches1er A rt
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Lake1•ille In dustrial 4 rl s
Jonathan Dacken
Kenneth Dickson
P e ter E<"ker
W inona Busi11ess Ed11cotio11
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F ou ntoi11 City. Wisc. Art
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Goodhue Biology
A l mo, W isc. E leme11 tnry
Larry Edgar Kasson Elementary
Bar bara Davidson
P e der Dressel
Allen Eglinton
St. Paul
W ayzola Art
Cail'donia Rnglish
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Brian Espe
Joan Farrington
James Fehrman
Jean Fiedler
Rushford Business Educa1io11
Whittemore, Jo,,.11 Physical Education
St. Paul
St. Paul
Elem1•11tary
S ocial Science
Fon11tain Cit y. Wisc. Nursi11g
Paul Engrav
Ja1nes Evenson
Kathleen Feely
Carol Feldmann
Ralph Fifield
Ru,, hford Elem1•11t(Jr)
Wi11orw Busi11es.< Admi nistrotion
tillw11l1'r f\/pmentary
Eden Prairie Ph ysical Educu1io11
W ino11 11 Bu siness Admi nistratio11
THE OFFICERS ... Seni or class offiecrs pose for th e C'amcra. Tom O swald, Pre idcnt; T e<l Robe rton , Dean Ing· valson , William Kohler.
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Gary Finstucn Zumbrota Industrial A rls, Busi11ess Admi11isrrario11
Patric ia Fischbach Pay11 es vi LIe Eleme11tary
Thomas Fishbaugher Harmonv Biology .
Howard Flen
Ralph Furst
John Gaspard
R ochester History
L ake Cirv Accounting
C11frdo11ia Biology
Willis Fitting
Rosemary Frenette
Rochester B11si11ess Admi11istratio11
Waitl' Park Ph ysical Education
Wayne Gergen
Patricia Gludt
Rolland Graves
R aridolph General Science
R ochester Elem1¡11tary
I/om er Business Admi11istratio11
Robert Giblin
Marilyn Googins
Dennis Greseth
Caledonia Elementary
Farmington Elem.enra ry
Ke11yo11 Elementary
Paula Gappa
Robe rt Gelder
Winona Ele111entary
Gull'sl'ille. Wisc . Elementary
ACTRESS . .. J ea nne Morrison demonstrat es her "shrC'wis h" talents in ¡'The Taming of the Shrew" to her s uitor. Mike Sheimo.
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John Guen ther
Floyd Gulso
Betty Haack
Wino1111 Busine;s /\"ducation
Hokah Psychology
Caldeonia Mathematif"s
Wi11011a Elementary
Mary Gronvall
Kathryn Gunde rson
Milton Gus tavson
Edna Hall
Winona Mathematics
Hastings Nursing
R t>rl11i11g ÂŁ 11glish
Fe1g11s Falls Biology
& A ccounting
Carol Halverson Spring Crovr¡ Business Education
Gail Haney Rochestl'r Elementnry
STUDENT LEADERS ... S usa n P e ttis and Diane Bunge s tudent t ea<..:li in Phelps Primary Orange Room.
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Jan e Hand yside Minneapolis Elementary
Raymond H egtvedt
Bruce Harem
R ochester Nursing
l aMoille History
Kathy H e iller
Jeane tte Harmon
Brotl'nsville ociolog_r
Utica Elemen tary
Nancy HelmueJJer
Donald Higgs R os('l•ill<' Elementary
Jane Hilke Winona Music
Paul Hodge
Jon Hatleli
Eau Calle, Wisc. Business Educotion
St. Paul Indus trial A rts & Ph ysical £ ducat ion
Rushford Industrial Arts
John Henn essy
Patric ia Hoh en see
Cary, Ind. ociolog)
Minnesota Citv Elementary ·
Mara b e th Holsapple R ed Wing Physical Educa1io11
T e rry Holston Robbinsdale P hysiral Educa tion
Robert Holton A lbert Lea Soriology
Sharon Horihan Spring Cro!'e B usiness Educatio11
Gary Housk e r Spring Grove Elemf'ltlary
Cole n e Huseby Caledonia Elementary
Gary Ihrke Eyota Physical Edncatio11
Marily n Imhoff Westbrook Mathematics & Business
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D ean lngvalson
Cheryl Joc hims
Lanc·e Johnson
P reston \lothemotics
Worth ingto11 S oria/ S cience
Rol'hPster P h)sical £duration
Mary ltt> n St . Paul Physical
1~·i1u cation
Barba ra lvt>rson Viroqua , Wisc. Physical £duration
Allen Jac obson Grand Meadow l ndustriol Arts
Bruce Johnson
David Kahl
St. P aul Social S cience
Goodhue Physi('(/I f:ducation
Douglas Johnson
Jam es Ka s ten
R ushfo rd Music
Win ona A ccounting
Nancy Johnson
Hiroko Kawaiatsu
Rushf ord Speech
] apon
Art
Gloria Kelle r
Mic hael Kingsbury
Winona Element ary 1111d Ph)sicol Education
Harmony .Hath
William K elz
Adams Social S cience
Westmont, N ../. P hysicol Educa tion
Larry Ke ndrick Freeborn Business Administmtion
William Kiehn ha um Winona Busin ess Admi11istro1io11
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Su san Kniebel Stillwater Elementary
Sharon Kohl er
David Koval
Judy Larson
Caroline Lee
Thomas Lennon
Harmony Elemen tary
Ca 1y, Ind . Business Educat ion
S r. Pau l Ele111e11t11ry
Hawaii S p eech
Staten Island, New York Physical Education
William Kohler
Shirley Kress
Patricia Laska
A.:d is Legler
Thomas .Lewe r s
Winona lnduslrial Arts
S1ill1cater El ementary
Wabash a Ph ysical Educa tion
Woodstock B usiness Education
Cedar R apids, la. Elementary
MERRY CHRISTMAS ... The Lucas-Pre ntiss "lobby ga ng' ' cele brate Chris tmas earl y. Tom 0 wald, Helen Lewis, Beverly Roy, Mike Wunderlich, ancy Coolidge.
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W inona Business Ad111i11istmtio11
Curt Lindahl
David Liebert /?oc!tester.
David Lilla
N.Y.
St. P aul In dust rial Arts
Hath & Ph ysics
ON THE LINE . .. Alfon so Pagliare llo con titut es a pi(' ket line of one al thf' Homecomin g T ale nt show.
Bonnie Lucas Minn eapolis Pl11sical Ed11catio11
Susan Lund
Houston Elementar_\'
lfli11011a Eleme11ta ry
Bill Martin
Kathl een Macioch
Hasti11gs Mathematics
St. Paul
Charlotte Manie
S peech & English
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Beve rly Markegard
Burnell Manley
Alma, W isc. E leme11 /ary
Worthi11gton peech
Gaylord May Rose Creek Acrou111i11g
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Karen Meistad Arcadia, Wisc. Nursing
Judith Meschke M o rristo1rn
English
James Meyer Winona Elemelltary
Dale Newcomb
Douglas Oelke
Dakvto Mathematics
Rochester Sp eech
Judith Nygaard
Wanita Olness
LaDrosse. Wi sc . Elementary
Whalan /:,'/emc11tory
A QUESTION ... Te rry Holton a nd Don Higgs s top by to as k about the Kappa Pi sponsored C hr is tmas card sale.
Larry Mierau
Robert Miller
Duane Murray
R ushford Biology
Lt·1·itto1rn. Pa. B11s;,1ess Administration
Bu si11e.~s Administration
Donna MiJler
M ichael Moriarity
Thomas Murray
811 rns1·ille
Eleme11tar)
M inn ea polis Eleml'ntary
W i11011a Business Ar/ministrat ion
Eu gene Mill er
Jeanne Morrison
Robert Nt>lson
Hartla11d
Winona
Social Scie11ce
Speech
W inona
Rushford
Ele111t'11[(1ry
Karen Mill e r
Steph an Muras
R ed Wing
Winona
Elementary
Elementary
R uth Nesbitt Bloom i11gtv11 E lementary
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Jacqueline Opsahl
Mary Paape
William Pence
Alice Peterson
Winon a Elemenra r.Y
W inona Elementary
St. Paul Art
Northfield Ph ysics & Malit
Sr. Pun/
Virgin ia O'Neill
Thomas Oswald
Larry Pederson
Susan P ettis
St. P aul
Wes tbury, N.Y. Elementary
Linda Pete rs
Peterson Malh & Business Admin.
Worthington f,'lementary
Elementary
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THAT'S GOOD ... S tuden t teac he r l a ncy Witt as is ts a not he r s tude nt of a younge r varie ty.
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Janet Prudoehl
Jeanne Reck
Richard Ries
W i11011a Sociology
Winona Elementary
W abasha B iology
R ollingstone Sociology
Ge ne Phillipson
Diane Puetz
Carolyn Redlund
Elizabe th Ripple
Wh itehall, Wisc . Art
W inona Nursing
St. P oul Elementary
Win ona Eleme11tury
John Pre ntis
Susa n Randall
Sandra Reisdorf
M i1111eapolis i ndustrial Arts
Eyota Music
Ted Robe rton
St. Paul Elementary
R ushford Busi11ess Ad111i11istration
Charles Prigge
B everly Rathbone
Gene Ric h es
Lewis toll Acroullting
Na stings
Hastings Accounting
Elementary
Douglas Ros('ndahl Bloomi11gto11 Biololff
Bonnie Rossi Kinney Elem elllary
Hal Rossit e r
John Ross
R ochester, N.Y. Business Administration
R ed Wing
Diane Ruprecht
Accounting
White Bear l ake Elementary
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Sandra Runningen
Sharon Sandford
La V crn Scharmer
llo11sto11 N11 rsin{l
W inona Elemen tary
W inona M athema t ics
Sandra Sacia
Judy Saue r
Sandra Schley
Gai<'sville, Wisc . Elementary
A ustin Elementary
Fo/e } .11ati1 <'mo tics
PUT THEM THERE ... Kath y Mac ioc h g ives in st ruc ti on s Lo
fres hme n <luring Orientation Week.
Calista Schlutz
Larry Sell
Tf7 inona E lementary
W i nona M athemaiics
Lynn Schumann
Jose ph Shafer
Eyota Nurs ing
R ed W i ng Sociology
Mary Scott.
Mary Kay Sheehan
Ch atfield E fomentary
Ho kah Elementary
Richard Seib
AIJen Sheldon
H aubstadt , In d . M ath ema t ir¡s
M inneapol is Biology
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Janice Sweep
Ric hard Thurow
Hayfield Sociology
St. Paul Elementary
Min11 eopo/is Busi nes.~ Adm i11 istratiort
Yohlan Stroebel
Sharon Tepley
Ernie Timmers
Chat/ii-Id Elementarr
Ceda r R apids, Iowa Elementary
St. Paul Elementary
MERRY MUSIC . . . Gary McDowell a nd fellow band me mbe rs e njoy their warm-up sessio n.
Gerald Shorter
Thomas Smith
Mabel Business Administration
Adams. N.Y. Elementary & Physical Education
Frank Siebenaler Lewiston Industrial Art
Cynthia Staublin Fountain City, /Vise . English
Ronald Slack
Ronal d Stevenson
Forest lake Elementary
Colli11gswood, N ../. Physical Education
Bernice Smith
Judy Strauss
Adams, N.Y. Elementary & Physirol Education
Hoch ester Elementary
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Thomas Tweete n
John Volkman
Patricia Wedul
Peter Weisbrod
Worthing ton English
S p ring C ror;e C/l(:m istry
Winona In dustrial A rts
W inona Elemen tary
F.lgin Elementary
Harold Tye
Cathy Walte rs
Judith Wegman
Gloria Welch
S r. Charles S ociology
B/00111ington iVursi ng
S t. Charles Elemellfary
Sre rcartville 11nsic and Elementary
Karen Wehrs
Thomas Westberg
R och f'ste r Elementa ry
Cet!or R opids, Iowa Ell'mentary a rul Physical Educat ion
Kathl e en Tuin Hopkins Elemen ta ry
Joan Tu shne r
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W inona Ele111e11ttu'.)'
Ronald Varnum
Linda Watson
Collingswood, N .J. Business Ad ministra tion
Lak" City Elem(' nta ry
Larry Tutewohl
Terry Vatland
Lakeville Mat hemat ics
Carol Weaver
Mabel Elementary
Altumont, N .Y. Elemen tary
Diane Weir Cedar Rapid ,, Iowa Element ary
Mary Whalen St . Louis Park Elrmenta r y
Joan Wic-rzba
Constance Win slow
Larry Wittt>r
St. Paul Mathematics
F ount ain Physical Ed urntion
Win ona Business Admin istra tion
Peterson Elementary
Winona lnd ustrio l Arts
Charle ne Yamana ka
Galesville, Wisc.
Kealakepu.a, llawaii
l~'lc•m ent o ry
Paula Wil son
Nanc y Witt
Ve rna Wollin
Houston Element<11)
Dodge Cen ter
Leu·iston Elemenwry
Elern<·ntary
Margaret Worra
Richard Yeske Thomas Zahorik
Art
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Sophomores & Juniors f-"' The m id<lle years of a college career .. . the period of adjustment over, past experience brings ease and familiarity .. . busy active days with classes, work, extra-curricular activities ... each experie nce bringing the final year and realization of a goal closer . ..
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: ... Tom Corman, pres ident: James Dubsky, vice-president; Lau ra Schott muller , secre tar y; Ki t G rie r, treasurer.
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USE THE CARD CATALOGS ... Nancy Nelson performing Oil<' of tht> man y task s of a librarian's assistant.
MORE STEPS TO CLIMB ... Pliny S mith ancl Rae Ann Ake r pause o n the ir way to an evening of st ud y.
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BARB'S BEAVERS ... FIRST ROW : Ja nice Bostrom. i\l aryannP Kriske. Linda Kant h ack. Linda Ha ndt. SECOND ROW : Leader Barb Botrher. Libbie Albert son . .\'larilyn Pettis. L ynn Sasse. T l I !RD HOW:
Tony .\lendcn. T orn l\foriart y. Mark Stenzel. Earl H ornick. F OU RTH ROW: Den ny Moore. LP!' Cray. Kerry Snyd.. r.
Freshinen- Class of 1971 PHJL' FA VORITES ... FIRST ROW: Vul.. ri<' , anders. M artha Schac ht. L ynn Loquai. Paula Sc hafer, Yvon ne Hodd<:> r. SECOND 1{0\V: Lt:>ader J udy Rose, De nnis .Krcofsky, Gary Nie m iec, Jim Ur-
bach, Bryan Zins. T HIRD ROW : Leader Phil Lu h mann, Ken l\yberg, S teve B uresh. S teve Diek.
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GILL'S GO-GETTERS ... F'rRST HOW : Linda Kro~h. Conni l' Ba rron. Janel Rl'ic- IH>I\. I.ind a \\ is... _ Che ri 1-lt'nderson. S ue S tolt man. leader Lucia Ginva nni. SF.COi\ O ROW: John '\ovotny. Sue Bullt'm.-.r.
J\1arlt'ne Thil's. Barb P eterson . Torn Canale, Dean A. Schu mann. THIRD HOW: Don Schrankler. Greg Ang;~ len . Dic k ~li lle r. Barry Colborn. Bill Gilberl$On . leade r Gill Sorg.
HAPPY WAITING Fres hmen learn how to s tan d in a well-known Winona State --Jine" as they e nte r Sornsen Auditorium. Pat Bisel. Orie nta tio n co-c hairman. welcomes them.
SUE'S SWINGERS ... F'IRST ROW : Lead er S ue Cih a k. Linda Tor. gerson, Linda La lly. Jan Su lkowski. Rarb Ve ldhu izen. SECOND ROW: Greg Ohman. Virginia J\'l iller, Pat Ward, Diane Richie. Coller n
I landa hl. TH IRD ROW: Gran t Thrke. Dale Auc kland. Je rry Carlson. leader Greg Staplt>s. Nancy Root. Sam Gaustad .
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i\1.J.'S MARAUDEHS ... FIB.ST ROW: Geoqw ll ubba rd. Ja nel \Vadow. l\.la.w Reider. Linda S perbeck. Sharon i\lonson. Don11a \lyska. Linc.la Vo n Ha r~cn. SECO~D ROW: Leader \lary J ane \. ucinovich.
PETERSON'S PETS ... FlllST ROW: Leader Alice P t>1Nso11, 1-'ei;l!.Y
Andt' r~on. Karen Jostad. De bbie Larsen. Vicki SC'h11eide r. .J eanell e
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Barb Hill. Paula Erd mann. J ean Tu lcwohl. Susan Sc hroeder. Judy Sch losser. TllTRD ROW: Leader Bill Fop:!>lsanger. Clarice Ridgeway. Ro ber! Cullen. Jim Ki~tler. Allan Fordtâ&#x20AC;¢.
Thorson, De bbie Flah y. 1-'at Mcska. T ll IRO l{OW: Chris Applegate. Ken Walker. Kraig S trornhe rg. Bill Koutsky. John Kasid.
ECO D ROW: LPatler Warren LaCourse. J im Laursen. Tom
OH SO SWEET! ... Margaret Davis give her impression of little "Eloise" at the Freshman Tale n t S how.
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BENSON'S BATTA LI ON ... FIHST ROW : Dana Suc hane k. C hris t y i\Icicr. Linda Gilbert. Dia na Cartwri1d1t. Char DomaiJ le. S E C O'\'D RO W: Kevin Ham mel. 1.aun·I un-
FISC HBACH'S FROSH ... F IRST HOW: Dian ne Olson. Jt>a 11 Prondzinski. L inda Kra me r, Collee n F ran k, Carol ll t>rmann. S EC0 D ROW: Lead er Harold Davit>S. P at Gerber. Leslie Reynolds .
KNIEBEL'S COMERS ... FIR T ROW: Janet C rotl 1. Ka th y W a ll. Teresa Kulas, Betsy H en nings. Yl ariJyn Ebeling, S usan Harlow. ' E C O ND ROW: Linda S traud , Kri s l saacson . Bre nda J unger b erg. Da ve Moorma n,
s tedt , Na ncy Drussc!L Bon ni e Brandt. lt>ade r Ca rol Nessle r. THI RD HO W: Jeff Engen , Tom Holl ingswort h, Dean !\ lay. Dave RittC'r . leader J ay Benso n. Ne il Sagan . Carl Gi rtler.
Jud it h _\ Jyhre. leader Patsy Fischbac h. TII IRD ROW: Joe Lawrence. Dan ie l f' ronsC'h inskc. Ste phe n Bay. J\ li ke Nt>s bitt . F O URTH ROW : Bob Kc i1)er. Larry Holtega ard . J i111 Ba te man.
C huc k and . leader S ue Knicbel. T f-lT RD ROW: C ha rles ll e iser. Cary L ee. Bill R udigie r, Rog Lac hpr. Ronnie S udde ndorf. L ore n Flom . leader Robert Beksel.
LI NDA'S TEAl\'1 ... F ll~ ST ROW: Susan Drajeske . Kay Otis. W> lic Ba ker. J udy w ..ra. i\lary Pa szkiewin. ECO.\D HO\X: Be rnard S mith. J an Edwa rds. J ohn Elias. Marian Fe lland. Robert
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Ku hl mann . leade r Linda child. TH I RD HOW: Jock Grier. La rry Steen. Oan Gabriel, Erik \l ad en. William l{einarts. leader.
WAYNE'S WOND E RS ... FIRST ROW: Cathit> Roddy. Nancy Amt>s. Lee Ab raham. Kay Raddatz. lt>ad er Sand y Schley. S EC. ONO ROW: Laurie Bambenek. \! aril yn v. . rnon. a ralyn Thomµ so n. Maureen H.odic k. S ue T ikal. leade r \\' ayne C...r~e n. T H IRD
ROW: Joe Cic hanowski, Pete Kae hler, Steve Lee. John Doely, Doug .Vlac Le n nan. FOURTH l{OW: Bruce Rette rer, Greg Den· B!eyker. Bruce Dan ielson, Ric hard Pit tman. C harles Poppe.
JAN'S JOYS ... FIRST ROW : J a ne Deedrick. Ma rion Congdon. Elle n S tarieh. Elizabeth Sherer. Edit h Bierbaum. ECO.'\D HOW: J.eader Jan J ohnson, Linda !\landers. Harry Bartz, Mark
U nderdahl. H.ichard F. Gora. TJ-lll{D RO W: John Danneker, Glenn Sch ultz. Doug Pa ~e . kadcr Gary McDowell.
CHUCK'S CHOICES ... FIRST BOW: T.eadn Sheila H omola. Conn ie KroPgcr. Paulclle Holm. Pris"illa Wcis b rich. Bt>cky Fabian , C indy J ohnson. SECO ND 1{0\V: Ron Dahling. Ma rvin Han-
son. Alida Kennedy. Carol C hris tie. !\fary Anne Speck. Be rnie Wallerich. THIRD ROW: Leader Charles H errig. Bruce Kinlund. Tom Yakish, Craig Arneson, Steve Zippel.
GAIL'S GROUP ... FIRST ROW: l.eadt>r Gai l Haney. Luanne Ste int>r. Candy C a rlso n , Beverly Dcforth. Lorna Cooper. W endy Schmid t. SECOND ROW: Fra n Corcora n. Pat O'Tool<'. Paul
Gui her. Steve S hogren , Pe nny Klein. T HIRD ROW : S teve Holuba r. Sco tt Hannon . Mike Hoss. FOUr{TTf ROW: C ha rles Figg. leade r T om Stover. tt>vt> Van S lootcn.
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DICKEllMAN'S DANDI ES ... FIRST ROW : J o Ann Johnso n. Darlys Bril7.. Leslie Carvell. Su7.anne Buggerl. \lary Bodelsol. \lary Lou Robinson. ECO! D ROW: Leader .\!arlys Dickerman. Arlhur Humphries .
Vicki .\1cCluske. Martha I !olden. Sandy Stern'. Ronie Ostern. THIRD ROW: Leader Bob Jackson. Jim ,\logt>n. Garlh Weis . .\[crlin J\lielke, 1ichael Baurt>s. Tom Keller.
KENT'S KIDS ... F lllST ROW:Linda Johnson, Ann pclhaug, Carol Casanova. Lind a P earso n, Juanita Wasick. SECOND ROW : Leader Barb Rt>io. Rog..r Sames, Jim Wierzba, Peggy Brake . Kart>n KPllett.
THIRD ROW : Lead er Ken l Kroupa , M. J. Nolan, C harlie Redwing, Dave Kryzer.
BETTER THAN BOOKS .. . Fre hm e n e n1oy t heir d ance a t Winona State.
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GUNDERSON'S GANG ... FIRST ROW: Lind a Leary, Karen Kunce. Margaret F ~rg,uson. S1w Hobli t. Karyn Luch r. Ire ne Hergaus. S ECOXD H.OW: Leader 13arba ra Ste m mer. Jim Van Alstine, Dave Gerge n. Andre Thome. Tom S c han\... David Boss.
THIRD ROW: Joe Tallarico. S teve Prussing, Ji m Bra ndt, leader l{ay Gunderson. NOT P lCTUl{ED: Kaye Kruegel, Sharon e hicche.
Wll'SLOW'S
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FIRST ROW: Debbie Osterberg, Debbie \ 'lillie , Caroly n Ebeling. Na ncy Mil le r. E CON D ROW: Leader Con nie Winslow, Lo is Palecek, Jeann e Lewans ki . Nancy Jaszewsk i. T l-llllD HOW : E<l Stern Dale Connolly, Greg Johnson , Mark Da hlstrom. leader Tom Corm an.
LOST OUR LEADER , WIIAT'LL WE DO? ... FIRST ROW: Ruth Wegman, Roxan Kinas, Kenneth R. Mehaffey. S haron Marggraff, Ca rol Cordes. SECO:\' D ROW: Carol Ryan, Audrey Jacobson,
l .ynn Miller. Linda Oczak. \ fa ri!yn Nelson. Joe Prettner. THIRD HOW : Walter Herron. Ti111 .\!alo ne. Aftabadeen Abrahim. Gene Van Bus kirk, Tom Brown.
KAY'S COOL CATS ... FIRST ROW: l\l aure<"n Keefe. Joan.,.. Ka~<>I.
J ud y B ru<"gg<"r. '\ancy Glover. Chris Yankove(" . . ECO\D RO\\': Louise Poss.. hL Jim Williamso n. Kr,in Senn. Don Bal-
LORE N'S LOVES ... FIRST R OW: P at KPnncdy. 13arbara Voss. Carol P oppe , leader Virginia O'\ .. ill. U7ann<' Rumst ic k, .\la rion Nelson. S E COND ROW: Helen Laumb. C ha rlf'ne B ro·
CRITCHFIELD'S CROWU ... FIRST l\OW: 13Ptt y 1-lcndric k>on , .\1ary P e llowski. Carol Pre tzPI , IPadn uc Crit c hfit>ld. SECOND ROW : T eresa Hayes, Lind a S lw lander. J an vlc Leod. Dian.. C hris tiansrn , £lien Ku las, leader Hic hard Thu row. TH IJ{O l{OW:
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fanz. THIRD ROW: Leader Kay Quinn. Tom Prickette. Dave Anderson. Bob Grabau. Tom Th ei~ . leader Dennis Holtcgaard.
gan. W anda Wi llrnr, Doug Sm it h, Je rry Wieme . THIRD ROW: W endee Kennebeck, leudt'r Lurcn Callagher. Phillip Hanson, Bob J acobson. Larry Ovcrhaug.
Leroy Wiegrefe. Rowen K11rimay, Brent Young, Steve Johnson. FOURTH l\OW: S teve Schutte, St<?ve Protsman, Roger Snelling, All en Johnson. Stan Coughlin .
NELSO'.\-WALLACE ... F IRST ROW : Karen Ha rtlev. Marnie Quady, Bonita J<'"cll. Jackie Voight. J a nt'ltt' Paulos. SEC O 10 ROW: .loannt' Abraham. P am i\Teyer, Carol Stem per. leadn
\fancy Nelson. THIRD ROW: like Con noll y. Richa rd :\elson. Duane Gertzen, lt'ad i-r Bruce Wallace. FOURTll ROW: Chris Cournoyer. Bob Harders. David C. Anderson. Mike Lanp;e.
WAINWRIGHT'S WINNERS FIRST HOW: Maril yn T uc k· er, Jo Hageman. Alice Koua l, Kathy Pol hy, S haron Corby. Sf:COND ROW: Lee Cartner. Joe Douan , Dt>nnis Barry, leader
S ue Will iams. THIRD ROW: Greg Zetak. lii"hard lverson. S tan· islaw Buc hner, leader i\ilik<:' Wai nwright.
SINC IT OUT . . . Fresh men display th e ir entertaining talent. at the annual tale nt s how d urin g Orien la tion Wee k.
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POFERL'S PROTEGES ... F'IRST ROW: Lt>ader Jim Brodie. Ilobb.. Boyle. Kristi Krejci. Ginny Lt>ifrld. Sur Lentsch. Pat Bierma nn. leader uc Pofcrl. ECO D 1{0\V: Suzanne Kasal. l ar~y ieht'n , Pt'~ll:Y S hat-
TROK'S TEAM ... FIRST ROW: Sandy Quist. Dorrine St inson, Becky
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En.l 111ann , .Judy Sch mitz. Nancy Glubka . Terry Mc Donald. SECOND RO\"V": Karen Sch iechc. S usan Shi pton, S lwila Marsdrall. Hobe rt I..
Jacobson, Roland Roland, leader Lau ra Schottmu llcr. THIRD ROW: Leader Mike Trok. Gary Con naught y. L..s Bohnen, Mark Orlowski. Don Shall enhamp .
DALTO~' S DARLINGS ... FJ[{ST ROW: Cindi Buswt"ll. Dawn .\ loor. fl largaret Kra use, Candy S imon. Brenda i\lc Rac. SECO D HOW: Jim Kerkenbush, John Penshorn , Robert Collins, Ann Kre idermacher , San-
dee '\elson. THIRD ROW: Leader Tim Dalton. Rich Haugstad , Greg \le isch. Jim o·oea , Bru ct> Carlson. leader Jan Wiest.
BARB'S BARES ... FIRST ROW : Agnes Corrigan . Cat h) Cliff. Betty Ehlns . .\[onica Ku st ...lski. \'al Harwood. SECO\ D ROW: L t>adcr Harh Qui>$l. Jeanne Bilder. Judit h Johnson. Su<· .\lmq-
u ist. Ron \lc'\arnara. THIRD ROW: Bob Ball. Paul Fey. Rick Kru eg<'r. S teve Brand. Dic k Bjortomt. \/OT PICTU RED: Leader Tom .\lurra).
SING SOFTLY . . . Jan Fru ec ht e perform s at the Fres hman Talen t Show accompanied by Mary Kurtz.
H ELEN'S HIPPIES ... FIRST ROW: Lea<l ... r Helen Gorman. Diana Pinkston , Mary S hurson. Gloria Wilken, Judy Wend i. Terest> Thome. SECO D ROW: Leader C huc k Skladcr. Sandy Wi<ling, Ju dy Loh-
rnann, Scott Krueger. Linda Kjome. THIJ{D ){OW: Do nn Krcofsky, Jim Wally , Sam Shea. Fred Horihan. Gordon l\lciners, BiJl Einhorn.
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BEHNKEN AND CALVERT ... FIRST ROW: Lt"ader Char Behnke n. Joa n llauhlt>. KarPn Hadoff, Jo Ann Schmid t. Che ryl Bremseth. Ann l'ru doehl. S F:CON D ROW: Tom Brase. Kt> n llof-
PETERSON AND JOHNSON ... FIRST ROW: Connie Tarras. J udy P utzier. C la ire Marx. Jud y Hal vorson. Dia ne l\kycr. Evonne Thorson. ECOND llOW: Leader Ruth Peterson, Ray Callctt,
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Kt> n Rother. Dale Koc h. Dorene .Johnson. T HIRIJ ROW: T erry J arvis. Tom Dorr. JoP C hristia nsen. Jirn \orclstrom, lead er P aul Johnson.
DON'S DREAMER S ... FmST RO\'\': T om Grothe. Lesl ie Midkiff. Shi rley Petroff. Ja nis Rathbone. S E CO\"O ROW: Connie Chris 1ie. S hi rley \lurphy. Kat hy Nagel. Kathy Adamek. Linda
Hollowell. THIRD ROW: K rai~ . trapko. Bob i:{a hman. Gayle Reedy. FOURTH RO W: Charles 1\l almin. Les S<'hwager. leade r Barba ra Q uinn. leader Donald Elmblad.
KATHY'S CLOWNS ... FIRST ROW: Pa t Ke mp. To m Tiedema nn . Nancy Olson . Les Palme r. Lyn n Wallin. S ECOND 1{0\V: Naomi Fric k, Vickie Eling, Jim Lincoln , Jeff Nelson. Pam Hu c k.
Jeff Carolus. THIRD ROW: P e nny Weim er , J eanette Balsdon, Ron Fuglestad, leader Kathy Kell ey, lead er Ric hard Knapp.
TERRY'S TOTS ... FIRST ROW: Elizabe th J oynei, Wend y Thoreson . Barb Hee. S he ryl Pla nk, Linda Cappa. S ECO ND ROW: Bruce Hurlbert. Kathy Mc phee, Pat Slic ha. Jo Eagan.
Vicki Mic hel. Mike Good rich. THl lW RO W: Leader Te rry Va tland , Jim Mouc r. P ete Edwards, Darrell Zie tlow. le ader Ruth Wisdorf.
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GRIER'S GROUP .. . Fll{ST ROW: Gloria Blank. l. inda :\1ue ffe lman. Ronn y Overing. Carol Sorg. S ECO ~ D RO\';': \l uriel S("hwerzlc r, Peg Eisc hen. P hylli s Hoppe. Kathy Jl.lortenson. leader Kay
E vnson . T l 111{0 ROW: To>lll fl at leli. Paul l vcm>n. Dennis \1urray. S teve Haase. FOC RTH ROW: John Zuber. R obert Losinski . \l ark Allaman. leader De nn iâ&#x20AC;¢ kit Grier.
A SPIKER ... Fr eshme n e nJOY a s pirite d ga me of volleyball al CoRcc _ ig ht.
KAST EN'S CHO\VD ... Fl l{ST IWW: L ead er Ka1hy Stemmer. Chris1inc Raphael. Ma ry llildebrand. Ramona F Plst("ad. J eann e Heille r. S usa n Boyu m. J::CO:\D ROW: .John Schnabel, Rich Sands. Paula fan -
d rey. :\laggi Butler, Cindy Peterson. Pel! Chapin. THIRD RO W: Steve Hall. T e rry Swenso n, Bob Wood, Doug Kerkow, l{obert Ledebuhr, Steve G. Johnson. leader J im KastPn.
MOLANDER'S MERRY.MAKERS ... FIRS T ROW: \l a ry Speltz . .f ill Erdman. Ma rt ha \ larvin. Trud) Pe terson. Cherie Squires. Ruth Seyba. SECOND ROW: Leader Claudia Bishop. Donna A g r im~o11. Karen Dont'·
SHARON'S CHARGERS ... FIRST ROW: Carolr Kj ng;. Bec ky Pren· tis, Mary Novak. Jane t Crimmn. Ju dy 1'chneman. SECO\"D ROW : Nancy Bocgemann , Lind a Wendt. Ginny Ask , Joan And erson, Diane Cordon, le_ader Sharon Kohler. THIRD ROW : Leade r F red Bara nski.
hown. Carol J ohns. Ann marir Wogan. Doug Stant on. THIRD RO\r: Bruce Lodiward. Jerry euman. i\ lil,.e Cale"~ k i. J im Klug. l:lill Baldwin. DaYe 13e hnkrn . leader Lou 1\lolandr r.
Denn y Be ll. Mi ke P a tterson. Allen Holmes . .l t'ane tte Ros,;ou. FOURTI! ROW : Ric hard Kreidermac he r. Bruce Anderson, J\lichael Kenevan, Stevr Kalmes. Paul Sween.
LISTEN PEOPLE! ... J anette Pa ulas delivers he r monologue on " Lincoln's J ackass' " at the Tale nt S how .
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H a ll, E dn o l.~f' 79, 16t ll all. James 152 Hall. Kt'rm·t h Ii.II. \l a1y Ann 103
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ll amihun. Ro ...emnr) 116 Hamm<"!. K~\'111 I i9 Hammer. JanH'"
COMPANY
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Hamt·r~ki,
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Haase. John
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Har wood. David HarwouJ. Valerie H as ti ng~. Ka r~n H asti njt:~. HiC"hard
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181
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Hedeen. Jam"~ He.dr('n, CaN>ly11 Het:fm·r. Joh n ll t·frl. 1.orna Ht>fl(', David Hegla nd. Paul
188
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GOODYEAR TIRES Than on any other kind
llcidcr. Jeffr• y J. H eim. Diane 11. 99, L16. I JR Heimer. ivlid1at•I H t' ilkr. Jeannie
190
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SPRINGDALE DAIRY
co.
Bargai n Center
Re tread Pla nt
l 004 West 5th Street
West on Highway 6 1
8-3808
Dairy Products
of Superior Flavor
Nelson Tire Service, Inc. 4th & Johnson Phone 2306
Phone: 3626
200
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8-3605
Howie Says - "Take your car to where the tire experts are!"
"Home Owned"
529 Huff St.
Sammy's Pizza Palace 116 l\'lain Street
I la nson. Pcg~ y 99 H a n l!o n , IC ~iy m o nd Harden. c~OTj.!;t'
Gucnt ht:r. Grt>t<"hr n 100 Cut'nthrr. Mar) L>alt: 96
Ilua ~ <' . S tt phc n
181
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H aui.:k. B•· ll ~· Lou
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Hanft. \IMtha Hanlt' ' . Judi th
Cronc1u1 c;.1, Janet L.
G u 11'o. Flo,•I I..
176
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98. 117. 177
H o d ge , Paul ll. llcwft. Mar) ll oc'lley. BonniC"
Htmpy. Robf'rt
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178
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Hcndrid:son, Hetty Ht- ngel. Charles li t: nke, Oa,·i<l 1-le nncssy, J o hn M.
Herman. Carol
1lol maas. Andrew
179
Heneik,.on, Nancy
108
Henry. Loren He nry, Margarf"t McC ra1 h HE.'IRY. ROOF.HI CK 76. 93
Hrnry, St("ven
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Herr, Patrfr·ia
15S
Herrera. R.oy Hrrri~. Charles
llolm es. Allen C.
125. 181
ilnron. 1'.ay Hcnon. Waltt>r
183
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94. 108. 128. 165
Hnltt'r , ~1iehad 138 llumola. Sh>:'ila Ann 120. 18 1 Hon1.-.1ad, Wil mer llomu rh. Melvin
187
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Horihan, Sh aron Horni<'k. F.arl 176
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73
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Jacobson . \u<lr<- y
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116
186
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138
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Jansen. David P. Janssen. David J. Janun, Sandra Kay Jarvis. Terry Lee 188 Jusnoch. S!C've n Jasz.ewsk i. John Jas:tew8k i. Nancy 183 Jaz:aye-ri. Nas ser J e ffe ri s, i\ti('h af'I R. Jehlicka. !lodger 152 Jenkinson..\l arciA
lr'geman. Gerald l ngval$On, frromr l n~ram. Berni..:e W,
L\'GRAM. RF:X 65 162. 166
Jcn!3en. Alan Jensen, Gary Lee J ensen. Pault:tt
186
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Jercsek , Mic hael J . Jerndal. RJlph W. Jnzak, Pa1riC' ia
166
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Jacobson. Roberl
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Ihrke, Gary II . 165 Ihrke. Cran! 177 Imh off, Ma1·il y11 F. 99. 104. 165
lng,•o lson4 Dea n R . Inman, Judy Ann l r\.\•i n , f{uth Is aacson, Kris t ine bboll. Robert lsse n<lor-f. J an('! lien. Judith t\1111
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96
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Hinna. Diane Hip pie. James f.
Ili rsc hler. Gary Let'
75
114
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ll UNGERFO IW. ROBERT llunicr, Kim ~1it:harl H un1oon. Lyn lr('n('
165. 169
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HINDS. WALTER
179
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165
Hill. Barbara
Humble. Sharon Kay Humfeld. S hirle'y llumphric". Anhu r 182
Holt egaar<l. Donni• I. 106. 125. 184 l·lult('~aard. Larry 179 H o h o n. Roh4"rt t' . 165 Holuhar. Steven 181 Holier. Darrell 138
Hildt. Gregory
Hillard. Gorald Uille rulk. Ingrid
7. 76
H ultberg. Ronald Mumble. Lnoy 9-l
191
T"'rry E. lloh . Hertha Holthe. Chad('!'
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Huling. Roger
HULL. llE. R)
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Holmstrom, CrJig lfol.a1111I<. Marabeth
ll<"ucr. June Ann
Hilk<'. J ane
H u~hf'};. Cary
Holman. Judil h I lolmen, Donna M arie
Herrmann. Carol I.) 1rn
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Hcrmano;on. Linda He rmcl Oenni!l Ht"rold, Lf'c William
He nningo: , Bel'")
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Hoffm a n. Thoma s J. H og,en~on, Kt>nnrth Hoji!i.tad, Lincla 120 l lohen-.re. Patricia Ho he nthaner. L('wi~ ll olland. P hillip S. Holtm. 13ruce 154 Holden. Martha A11n 182 ll1 )11ing'lworth. Thornd"' K. Hollon. Lind..i lorlt' 96 llollo"ell. Linda 189 Holm. Pa11le11e 181
124. 165
Hf'nning. Slrvcn
Houdr"k, Marc 94 1louski:! r. Garry l65 HOUTZ. RAY 89 ll OYT. DAN IEL 76 Hubbard. G1.:orge 187
Hubbard. Ralph
Hoffr. Arnold lloffr1. Gerald Hoffman. ~1arilyn ll offru an. Robert 11.
Hendrickson. Bt"tty
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94. 100. 117
J ewe ll. Michaf'l
102
Paint Depot "Ready to Serve All their College Friends"
Art Supplies and Elliott Paints 167 Center St.
Huff and Sarnia
Winona, Minn.
Phone 4163
STATE AND WINONA
THEATRES
Siebrecht's Floral "WiMM 4- Qua!JJ.r 1~ 1
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Jilk. Susan llelcn Joe-h ims, C hery l L.
Joh n"'on,
115. 166
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Johnson. Allen [ .
181
Joh ngon. Br uce Johnl'>on . Bruce I.cc
Jo hn ~o n. Jan1•1
66
J ohns . C arol Ann
Jon e::.
52 94
Jo lm ~on,
187
Ju di1h Pe rers
Johnson. Ka thryn Jt"an
John.)!,on . Li.nee D . 166 Johnson. 1.inda Annr-lte 182
John-.on. Corde.lia J1>hnson. Craig Lee John!loon. Curtis~ J. 93
John~o n . Loi~ S""if1 Johnson. Lynn Mari e 98
John:!'on. \largot 99. 114 J oho~on. \l ichacl t>. J o hnso n , Nan"y JI. 98. 166
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Johnson. Carry John son, Gregory W.
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Johns o n , J e rry K. Jo hn8-on. Judi th L('"e
166
Johnson. Connie Jean
C)nlhia
Kay
Jti hrnw 11 . Joanne 182 J ohn o;o n. J u dith Ann
J o hnso n, Bruce R. J1)hn"ion. Carol Lynn
John~on.
Ja1H'I
119. 180
John~on. '\ orman J o hnso n , Pat ri " ia L. John!'on. Pam1•la Johnso n , Pn ul L. 70. 125 J o hn smi. Pau l T . 188 John ~on . Robe rt K. Johnson. Robert Jamf'~ John~on. Ridiard C.
166
18.1 85
John>on. Konald 94. 97. 102 John~on. Ste1>hen i\I.
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t-..cm1l, Patri('k Kt! ndrit'k, Lurry E. Kcndri<-k. R<>hekah Kt>nt'van. Mit:hael 191
John!iion , Thomas E .
Kcnn.. dy. Alida
Kt·n nt'bt'ck. Wendee 184 115. 181
!24, 137. 138
Johnson. Vikki Su('
K1·nnedy, David
Johnston . .\fary
Kenuedy. John J. Kcrrnt... dy. Patriria
Johns1on. Robert
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM 86 Jone~. Barbara Ka) Jone>. C)'nt hia 52. 53. 92. 103. 111
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Kt"',ki1alo. Duane Ke1;,ki1a lo. Rohcrt W.
J ones. David Jon('~. knnifer Jones. Judi1h Arm
h. C'sc;on, Ruth Ke..,sler .' Calvin
Jc1rris. Lor<>n A. J o stud, Harvey V. Jo-.tad. Karrn 178 Jos wick. Stephen Joyne s . Eliza bet h 189
K<'otF> l<"r. Ronald K('lr hum. Diane Kay 99. 114 Khu~l11..1mir. Firouz Ki(·khusd1, A! fn•<l Kiefrr, William Kfohr,e. Gary Ki t.. hn hs um, William S . N e"-ne r. Kathleen Kilt1\, \l ilo Killian. Jame..
Jozwick. Jan('! 119 Judd. J. Vander V''t'f
J(JO O. J ANET J udge. Rol>ert
JUDSON. l.Y\I ,\ J uehrs. Jon J ulsrud. :\laorni J unJ!l"'rber~. J un~hans •
11. 69
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I 79
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Kin g. Patricia King. Ric hard
Kalhrcnt•r, Ri c hi:trd H . Kaldunski. Alice Kalicn. Elaine 108 Kallestad, Mi"haf'I \'\1•
PHONE 2936
KiMtlN. Paul Kiral. Haymond
Kmle. Lynn
Steinbauer's Shoes Boss Weejuns- Hush Puppies for al l Joyce for Girls- Freeman for men 69 West Third Street Winona, Minn.
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166, 190
Kleinc:nJor~l.
117. 166
Klink. Jud» Klingsborn.
Klone,-ek. An n M. Klug. James 191 Klu i:, L. Mi c h ael
KLUNCTVEOT. ELE:A.'Wf{ Kluzik, Gerald Kna1>p. Keum.·th Kn app. Richard 28. 189 Kni e bd, S usan l\1. 92, 166. 179
108. 166
Keller. Neil /\. 106 Keller. Peter
Kni~hl, Dovid Knips>rnl)("rg. Linda Knopick. David Knop1('k. Jam('s
Keller . Thoma:, 182 K eUen . Karen 182 Kelley. Ka1hleen Keh·., William R. 166
FIRST -NATIONAL BANK OF WINONA MEMBERS OF FDIC 127 MAIN ST.
123 Years of Service
WINONA
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Laura Ann
Kl('i.SI, J oarwe E. Klepp<>r. William
Dt"enan , Linda Sir("k Kchn em ann, Judith ICH. 191 Kei per. Helen Johan')t'll Keiper, Jamel' 93. 114
Ke ller, Glo ri a
181
Klr1ss. David
I 25
Keefe, Verni ce Corcornn
Kei1>er. Robert 179 KEISTER, ROBEKT
166
KJa.St; t: n, Diane M . KIC" iboc r. Donald Klein , Penny Lee Kleine;. Hobert
Kazika. George 150. 152 Ke-efe • .\Jaure-en 184
K f'i td , T homas
1.inda j ('"an
!(JO. . MARIAN 66 Kj"os. Marianne K age!), Ct:ori;e ] . Klas, Peter J.
98. 125. 103
Kawakatsu , Hiroko
187
Kjome. Linda KJOS. Clifton
176
Karlson , John C. Karsten. Joanne 119 Kasal , Suzanne 15. 186 Ka!') d , ] Qa nce 184
Kavitz. David
11 6
Kil'kcby. C1~ raldin c Kirkt:by. Harla n Kirkeby. Rona ld D. Kirking . Alan Kirkwood. '\J orbert N. Kigtler. Jam e~ 187
Karchs. Jerry 105 Kare ls. Gerald John
Ka st e n , James
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KJKK. ANGELYN KI RK , WAYNF.
Karakas. Kathleen Karau. Charl e~ H..
Known for Better Foot Wear
105. 125. 166
Kir<'hf' n<>r, Rirhard
116
Kane. Wi lliam Kan~el. Marian Kannrl, J ohn Kanthat.:k. Dennis
Ka nthack. Linda
120
King!)bury. J udy Ann Kin~i,b u ry, Mic h ae l A. Kinlund, Brue(" HU Kinstler. Larry
Kalmes. Carolyn 120 Kal mcs, Ch arlt>!' T. Kalmes. Step hen 191 Kaml a, Ri<"har<l KA KF.. JOHN 63 Kane. J\farlt"ne
69 E. 4th St.
191
King. William
Kahl. Ja n~
69 E. 4TH ST., WINONA, MINN. 55987
98
Cheryl K.
King. John Kiog. Marilyrl K.
Sharon
Kaehcr, Mons DaviJ
PHOTOGRAPHY
183
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Kaehler. Peter J . 180 Kafer. Jose1)h Kafer. Ro.!>.ernar) T. Ka hl , D avicl W. l66
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Knudtson, J\fargaret
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Knud tson, Charles Kobilars ik , Maureen
Koc h. Dale 152. 188 Koch, RoLcrl J . Kochendorgcr. Ter-ry Kochta , Dennis Kocon, Craig Koellec. Juan Kohler. Edwacd
Kohl e r , S h nro n Scrab ec k 167. 191 Kohler, William F. 162. 167 Kolm, Richard
Kollofs ki, Gary Konkel. Dennis 125 Konkel, Thomas
Koperci ns ki. Peter
187
Kre"• Sh irley Ann
Knouft, Gary
150
Kopperud . Glen
Koranda, RobC' rt Nor-l Koranda, Hoberl Hich ard Korda , Janet % Korder, Mary He len Korkos, Scot! Koscianski. Josep h
Kosek. Valoria Koski . Ric hard D.
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Koskovich. Linda Ann Kotlar-z. D<"nis Kothe. Rich ard W. Kotlarz. Ilcv('rly Kot larz. DMene
KOTTKE. SANDRA Kout!; kv. Richard 178 Kouts k). , William Kovacik , Ronald E. Koval, Alice Koval , D.-ivid 124, 167 Kowa ln>·k. James Kow alczyk. Myron L. Krafka, Bonita Krnfka. David Kramer. C lyde Kramer. JeromC' Kra.mf'r, Li nda Kramer. Hoger Kratch . ~farion H. Kratz, AJlvn Krause. F~ederick 138 Krau:se , Margaret 186 Krause , Will ia m Krege r, Ke vin Kreidermacher , Ann Marie Kriedermad1er , Richard L. Krejei . Kri sti 186 Kremf'r, Jean Ann Krcofs k y. Denni~ 178
Kreuzer . r\nt hony Kr iege r . Gene Krier. ,\ :lich ael K1·is ke, Mary Amw Krismer, Linda Krob, Steve 138
99. 103 . 118. ll9. 167
Kroege r, Cons tanc e Krogh , Linda 100, 177 Kroll, Denni s Krone bu sch. Lawrt':nCe KroneLus ch. Patricia Kroncbnsch. Wayne Kroner, Raymond Krop p. Peggy Jo 8. I 08. 128 Krosch el, William Kroupa, Kent 182 Kr uegel, Kaye 183. 187 Kru eger-, Richard .l\llan Krueger, Richard Arno ld 29, 150 Kruege r. Scott 187 Kryzer, David 154 Kube. Don na J ean Kuchenmei s ter, .\fan Kuehn. James A , Kuehner, Ma rvi11 Kuh lman n. Audrey Kuhlmann. Oonna J~an Kuh lmann , Francis Kuhlmann. Hobert 180 K,ii sle, Virginia Kujak. Marcel Ku kowski. Lin<la Kulack . Roger
Kulas, EllC'n Ku las. David Ku las, Teresa 179 Kulawske, Ke nt Kulzer. James Ku ncc, Ka re n 183 KunrrHl..)', Howen 184 Kurt. Mary 116 Kur th, Susan 96 Kurtz. Ma ry 99. 187
L air. John Lally, Linda I i7 L amLf'rt. Nancv Lambert. Wi lli~m A. L,;1mbre cht, Michael Lan de, Dennis Landers. Denni s Lande rs. Sandra Landman , Tamara Landol( Mary Lan<lsvcr k. Kare n AJ111 L.~NE.
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187
68. 100
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Lave ll e, P e ter
Laak , Patricia
t:,~~:;:
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102, 119, 167
Leibfri ed . J oan 108, 129 I .cide L Charles Le.ifr ld. Don ald W . Lcife ld. Virginia 186
Lt'iscn, John Lemli kcy, Dorothy Lem me r. Barbara Lemmer. Hoger L~ nn on , T homas 36. 40. 1.37, 138. 139. 167 Lentsch . Suzann e 186 Len z. , ~1aradi•e A. Lenz, 1\lary Leslie. Lind a Ann 98, 111 Lcttncr. Jo Anna
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La ue r , Ka th erin e
179
Lee. Gary Dean
69
Larson, David Lars on, Judy Ann
Laska , Patricia
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Wna, Judy Ann 180 Wtc!rtz. Cris tin (i3
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Wc hh , Kurl 138 Wobbles. \!argy \\lcb111g.e r. La wrence La rry l.ee
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Williams. Grt'gory
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125 70. 148. 152
Wiczek . Sallr Ann Widing. Sandra .i\nn I 14. 187 Wiebke..\1 ary Lou Wi('(· h . l\'1arilyn \\' i(' m c. Gerald l45 . 184 Wicgrcfc. James Wie~rt>ff". l.(' Ho) 18-l \\ iehr. Loretta Wirmf"rslagc. Pa1ricia J\. 52. 92. 99. 103. 119 \\ ierzba. J ames 182 Wit_>rLb a , J oan 99. 116.117.175
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Full-Time Radio in Winona
Jam e~ 124 Thoma~ F'.
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Willi ams, Susa n
38. 52. l IO. 145. 185
Wi lliamson, Ja n1t•s Willi am son. Karen
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Wi llis. Sandra Willmac th. Robert Wilma. Nancy 94
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Wil;oor)·. Ro)- 105. 115 Wilson. Keilh Wil,on. icho la~ H.
'Wil son, Paula Ann
117. 175
Wil<:.on. Srott
Wilson, Susan Winkel. Ilarhara
213
McDonald's is your kind of place Op e n Year Around On Highway 61 Two Blocks West of Junction 14
Reach for Sungram Bread
Sunbeam Bakers
Nash's Men's Shop
E x clusive Gant Shirt Headquarters Corner of 4th and Cente r Winona, Minn.
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the Remembrance Shop (Next to Woolworths) Downtown Winona
Gifts Huff ond 10th
Ace Hardware Hardwares
Sporting Goods
Edwin's Jewelers Eat at The
And Ride With
STEAK SHOP ROYAL CAB
DURFEY STUDIOS Complete Photography Service Corner of Washington a nd Wabasha Two Doors North of Maxwell Libra ry Phone 5292 Dia m onds and Costume Jewel.ry
215
Shorty's
Bar & Cafe
GRANT'S
528 Ce n ter Meal Ti c k ets
Car ry-Out Orders
"Known for Values" 66 E. 3rd St.
Phone 4353
Winona Auto Sales "'Where you get the red . " carpe t service.
Dodge Rambler Dealer Third a nd Huff
Clothing for Men and Boys
Home Beverage Service 533 Huff St. Phone 2572 Winona, Minnesota George & Betty Hahn, Prop.
Junction 61
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401 W. 3rd St. Phone 5359
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Jones & Kroeger Co.
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School and Drafting Supplies
175
Yamu~aki, Pcu rl Ki y o na
Yankovcc. Chri:-. tine
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Wit herv\\ . Robc-rt 103 Witt, Noucy 170. 175 Witt . J • rry 84. 153 Witter, Lan n y 104. 105. 175 Witzel, Dian(' Wobi ~. T errence 93. 98 \Vuddc. Eugrne
108-110 E. 3rd St.
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Bedding
Footwear
Camping Equipment
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Zipp('I. Steven 181 Zub~r. John 190 Zurek. The re se M. 94 Zwart. Hoben Zw olin~k i. J oh n 19. 124
Woyc ht:k, Df'nnis Wri~ht ,
44, 93, 167
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Super Selected Meats Fresh Fruits, Vegetables In-Store Bakery Frozen Foods Jet Stamps Free Parking T op Quality Merchandise for L ess
Albreeht~s
Fairway
Miracle Mall Winona, Minn.
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