Wenonah Yearbook - 1970

As you see Winona State

Nineteen hundred and seventy Wenonah

And so starts another new day

Sometimes I really wish I could roll over and go back to sleep, when the alarm goes off. Justshut out the whole world declare a holiday, or something. But once I get moving, you know, it isn’t actually all that bad. Grab a Cheerio or two and instant energy! Have to run or they’ll start class without me! And so college life. Sometimes I feel so wrapped up in this, that, and everything else, I forget there are other people in existence too. It’s fun to take time to really notice those other faces funny faces happy faces frustrated faces pretty faces weird faces ugly faces handsome faces bored faces sad faces

Goll—at times I just have to get away be alone for awhile. Maybe for an hour or even a minute or two. The role of a college student can be hard. Especially when everything seems to be moving in on you books to read, projects to construct, reports and papers to write, more books to read, cram for tests grades, grades, grades!! One class I do very little and the next I work day and night and pull the same grade in both. Sometimes it just doesn’t seem fair. I wonder if it’s really worth all the grief!

I get the impression that many people don’t think that students think! They seem to feel we just get by and are satisfied as long as we don’t flunk out. According to those people all we think of are parties, having fun, guys/girls, having more fun, weekends, getting away with everything we can, on and on Oh sure, I like to have lots of that fun, but I think morenow than I’ve ever thought in my whole life. I guess mainly I ponder what’s ahead for me and the world.Time seems to fly by faster and faster every single day. And every day something happens anew. It’s hard to imagine that on July 20, 1969 six hundred million people watched Neil Armstrong take the first step on the moon and say, “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” Almost a whole year ago that event happened. It is in the past. We are living in the present. What’s awaiting us in the future? Oh! I’d better hurry! Gotta meet.

I still remember my first day at Winona State. I knew very few of the kids and felt lost, lonesome, and kind of scared. A lot has happened since then it’s amazing how many friends you make in college and so many of them will end up being lasting friendships after we leave here. It’s neat to be a part of a small, friendly campus like this one. When I think of all the good times and happy times they definitely overshadow the bad times. People with people!!! What a sight!

New students see Winona State

Orientation week welcomed new students to Winona State. This welcome week was one of happiness as well as sadness. It was a week filled with confusion, nail-biting frustration, the meeting of new faces, and the moving into a-home-away-from-home. One entire week was devoted to acquainting freshmen and transfer students with Winona State College through team meetings, assemblies, social mixes, a Saturday afternoon football game, and concluding with the Coronation Dance. The new students are a vital part of our college and they see Winona State in a special way.

ABOVE: Much of the success of the 1969 Orientation Week can be accredited to the officers in charge of the planned activities. They were Kevin Mulcahy, treasurer; Sue Critchfield, co-chairman; Jan Edwards, secretary; and Kit Grier, co-chairman.

TEAM 1 First Row: David A. Kulas, leader, Neil Cadbury, Donna Wood, Mary Wilson, Carol Anthony, Kathleen A. Turek. Second Row: Ronald M. Steel, Judy A. Hameister, Clark Kent, Kathleen Freiheit. Third Row: Mary Rosburg, Brian W. Irwin, Scott Mason, DanielO’Brien. Fourth Row: Gilbert C. White, Peter W. Kohimeyer, Alan B. Peterson, Randy R. Roberts. Fifth Row: Michael Longsdorf, Richard Grangaard, Wayne Ellingson, Russell Amlee.

TEAM 1 First Row: Catherine Hingeveld, leader, Herenia E. Balilea, Rebecca Schrank, Deborah Bradford, Dianne Davis, Rebecca Fernholz. Second Row: Mary Jo Tubbs, Michael J. Kelley, Mary Jo Epley, Mary Jane Cook, Elizabeth Seifert. Third Row: Richard Kraus, Arthur Holtan, Dawn Fiegel, Thomas Martinson. Fourth Row: John Currie, Harold Hines, Charles M. Klippenes, Richard Smith.

TEAM 2 First Row: John R. Heddle and Susan Hoblit, leaders, Michael Irwin, Karen Olson, Virginia Dugan, Anna Schoenfelder, Maryann Seabold. Second Row: Jane Kemper, Linda Bowe, Mary Rosendahl, Alice Peterson, Ronald Hawkins. Third Row: Thomas Knudtson, Gerald J. Amundson, Jeffrey Thisuis, Paul Hertel. Fourth Row: John Walsh, Ronald W. Herem.

Susan Giger, leader, Ricky Cook, Sheridel VanOstrand, Janet Morgan, Judith Kycek, Heidi Sweely. Second Row: Constance A. Carver, Roxanne M. Hanson, Jacqueline L. Gieseke, Sarah L. Thorson, Brian Houdek, Steve Dublin, leader. Third Row: Julie Cohrs, Barbara Groeller, Cynthia Ehringer, Terese Pohland, Marlene Myran, Roger Bierbaum. Fourth Row: Michael Styba, Bruce Arnold, Peter Meyer, Terry Carlson. Fifth Row: Gregory L. Fehrman, Joe Stevens, Mark Singer.

Busy Orientation Week

TEAM 4 First Row: Elaine Sander, Paula Steitz, Phyllis Stadler, Lynda Sparrow, Dixie Benson, Betty Eglinton and Gary Colgan, leaders. Second Row: Carol Krussow, Terry Sundry, Beverly Hillmann, Carol Boysen, Carolyn Brown. Third Row: Richard Callahan, M^y Beck, James Sauer, Nancy Bellingham, Ann Cuckie. Fourth Row: Pat VanAuken, Richard Poshusta, Mark Jarstad, Daniel Hogstad, Terrance Wilk.Fifth Row; Thomas Bezdickek, John F. Allison, Dean Camery, Jerome F. Jerecyek, Steven Kingsley.

ABOVE; Dr. DuFresne addressed the new students on Winona State campus at the President’s Convocation during Orientation week.

TEAM 3 First Row;

TEAM 5 First Row: Scott Sprangers, leader, Teresa Jetson, Deborah Hanlon, Raymond Haag, John Gralow, Daniel Cull, Mary Joan Hageman, leader. Second Row: Kenneth B. Peterson, Patricia A. Detviler, Janelyn E. Lien, Kathleen L. Noble. Third Row: Jean Dunn, Mary Ellen Simons, Jill Erredge. Fourth Row: Diane Voss, Beverly Besse, Barbara Teerink, James R. Kulig, Charles Westby. Fifth Row: Gary Knecht, Wayne Schuster, Warren Davis.

TEAM 6 First Row: Diane Heim, leader, Judith Marthaler, Susan Barth, Lois Stark, Mary Nelson, Susan Johnson, John Foster, leader. Second Row: Mavis Prange, Kristeen Hagen, Deborah Kaehler, Richard Ebeling, Robert Schrank. Third Row: Dennis Dotseth, John Rosell, Steven Peine, Dale Dahlgren, Charles Ebert. Fourth Row: Lee Howard, Keith Graner, Marc Peterson, John Perring. Fifth Row: Michael Brand, Joseph Irwin, Charles Ehler.

TEAM 9 First Row: Barbara Lehnertz, Marcia Korb, Barbara Lundeen, Mary Manship, Ruth Mary Moore, Nadine Gravenish and Larry Rippel, leaders.Second Row: Margaret Sader, Laura Hoover, Elaine Kraker, Mary Moriarty, Cynthia Peterson. Third

TEAM 8 First Row; Michael Schneider, leader, Kathleen Lenartz, Lonnie Johnson, TyAnn Feehan, Suzanne Smith, Judy Lindquist, team mascot—^Top Cat, Sharon Albers, leader. Second Row: Jim Schurhammer, Valerie Joswick, Linda Parker, Susan Roth, Susan Richards. Third Row: Gary Nelson, Connie Gustafson, Darcy Crest, Vonna Deguise. Fourth Row: Richard Wengert, Anthony Tarvestad, James Voosen, Bradley Williamson, Greg Lica.

Orientation teams organize

TEAM 11 First Row; Dennis Bell and Leslie Carvell, leaders, Laura Tentis, Kathy Jo Nelson, Susan Cottengim, Deborah Dahl, Brenda Roper. Second Row: Michael Leopold, Roger Hansen, Robert Lidberg, Betty Finn, Kathleen McDonald. Third Row: Gary Bergler, Timothy Cashin, Richard Murtinger, Paul Sticha. Fourth Row: James Horihan, William Parsons, Kim Jennison, Howard Burmester, Michael Courtier.

Row: Robert W. Hildebrandt, Robert W. Bjortomt, Steven J. Hovind, Ellen Haverlandt, Jean Hoeft. Fourth Row: Jack Peplinski, Michael Lindstrom, Dennis Thacher. Fifth Row: Dennis Rindels, Michael Aymond, Paul Omelianchuk.

TEAM 10 First Row: Mark Fay, Marcia Miller, Jean Kelly, Marie Martinucci, Cheryl Farson, Barbara Steene andSteve Holubar, leaders. Second Row: Steven Altobell, Kathleen Remiger, Peggy Ohigren, Denise Marlowe, Jean Moriarty. Third Row: Nicolette Stevens, Marlys Edwards, Edith Burns, Janet Potter, Chris Mutkala. Fourth Row: Bradley Benke, Kenneth Erding, John Hingeveld, James Hogue, William Berzinski.

TEAM 12 First Row: Katherine M. Swanson, Janet F. Morgan, James Rue and Rita McCauley, leaders, Patricia Cory, Anne Green. Second Row: Judith Pellowski, Elinor Feistekow, Debra Grote, Mary Fou Pye, Bruce E. Belter. Third Row: Barbara Carson, Mary Jo Forbiecki, Monica Metzler, Susan Kronebusch, Nedra Renneke. Fourth Row: Kathleen Smith, Maureen O’Brien, David Lemmerman, Vincent Pulle. Fifth Row: Randy Walters, Bruce Byers, Donald Mojeiko, Reed Riskedahl.

TEAM 15 First Row: Gayle Johnson, leader, Barbara Wenger, Josephine McDonald, Valerie Bauer, Patricia Sweeney. Second Row: Steven Conley, Mary Jo Nahorniak, Karen Barkeim, Vicki Simpson, Paula Larson. Third Row: Jean Benson, Catherine Muellich, Elizabeth Monty, David C. Roberton, Steven Arneson.

ABOVE: Orientation teams attended activities and assemblies asa group.

TEAM 13 First Row: Paul Skattum, leader, Steven Strapko, Pamela Colby, Mary Hingeveld, John Sappon, Kathryn Roach, Joseph Smith, Ellen Hodgdon, leader. Second Row: John Paulson, Deborah Sheehan, Thomas Bronk, Michael Merchlewitz, Katherine Deters. Third Row: John Mueller, Mark Clauson, John Harrington, Renae Lander, Scott Lande. Fourth Row: Patricia Eidem, Barbara Anderson, Manley Dahler. Fifth Row: Jeanette Brunner, Pamela Anderberg, Bruce Jerndal, Richard Knudson.

TEAM 14 First Row: Rowen Kurimay and Margaret Eischen, leaders, Petra Williams, Linda Burkhart, Roberta Iverson, Linda Pederson. Second Row: Daniel Kramer, Linda Weilhammer, Barbara Anderson, Judith Conrad, Cara Powell. Third Row: Steven Nathe, William A. Woodward, Paul Swanson.

TEAM 16 First Row: Roxann Immerfall, Barbara Steele, Julie Pestorious, Jill Schwartz and John Marnach, leaders. Second Row: Patricia Phipps, Maureen Quin, Sharon Molzahn, Leatha Tiggelaar. Third Row: Darryl Gullickson, Patrick Dennessy, James Blaschka, Ferrie Christenson, Thomas Steffeo.

TEAM 17 First Row; Chris Johnston, leader, Molly Mega, Mary Lawler, Bernadette Foegen, Anne McGuire, Daniel McGuiness, leader. Second Row: Stephen Stein, Michael Tri, Cathy Grygiel, Robert Emerson, Marion Siewert. Third Row: Paul Stinson, Jean Pranachinske, Cheryl Warn, Arden R. Hargrove, Lawrence A. Becker. Fourth Row: Julie Kohner, Nikki Jackson, Richard Sebo, Douglas Streier. Fifth Row: Gary Hall, Jerry Irons, Thomas Magnusson, Terrence Pike, Mark Galehutt.

TEAM 19 First Row: Duane Polansky, leader, Debra Olson, Melinda Hall, Sally Berens, Sharon Rost, Susan Westlund, leader. Second Row: Nancy Casperson, Barbara Brown, Patricia Hatch, Alan Fjerstad, Donovan Seitz. Third Row: Susan Seykora, Thomas Ammann, Kevin Turner. Fourth Row: Michael Einhorn, Steven Lindroth, Thomas Smerud, Peggy Sandstad.

ABOVE: Finalists chosen for Orientation Week royalty were Patrick Kennedy, Roxanne Immerfall, Lynn Deutschman, Sue Rocheford, Sharon Jacobsen, Maureen Hanscorn, and Mike Styba, all seated. Standing are Bert Chamberlain, Dave Lemmerman, and John Reed.

TEAM 18 First Row: Steven P. Johnson, leader, Jane Critchfield, Elizabeth Seidlite, Mary Goetsch, Lynn Ramacher, Joyce McGrew, Kristi Krejci, leader. Second Row: Steven Abramson, Jackie Viesselman, Theresa Strouth, Rita Ewing, Vikki Capper. Third Row: Jon C. Nienow, Gregory M. Steuernagel, Allan R. Schmitt, Cynthia J. Gahler. Fourth Row: Bernard Klein, Richard May, Wesley L. Boomgaarden. Fifth Row: David Sabeck, Louis Stalsitz, Charles McKey, Frank Voyna.

King and queen candidates chosen

TEAM 20 First Row: Kevin Mulcahy, leader, Kathleen Wiebke, Kent Irwin, John Ellis, Timothy Penny, Nancy Bezdichek, leader. Second Row: Kathleen Cemensky, Barbara Ihrke, Janice Christenson, Susan McPherson, Jack Schaefer. Third Row: Cynthia Nielsen, Jennifer Kobilarcsik, Thomas Doffing. Fourth Row: Shirley Harris, Pamela Miller, Patricia Neaton, Rita Sieben, Jerry Drinkall.

Fun and games

BELOW; Team competitions proved to be exciting and very interesting!

TEAM 24 First

Susan Drajeski, leader, Ruth Ann Sweigard, Jeanette M. Bollig, Marsha Prescher, Alison Awer, Vicki Harvell, Thomas Riska. Second Row: James Dubsky, leader, Jean Perrella, Mary Kronebusch, Nancy Coulter, Susan Gasink, Michael Stemmer. Third Row: Christine Snell, Jeanne Coyle, Katherine Kormo, Ronald Fuller. Fourth Row: William R. Reif, Charles A.

TEAM 21 First Row: Jan Edwards, leader, Sharon Jacobson, Janie Gordon, Thomas Meyers, Mark Youngvorst, Myron Waldow, Donald Smith, Kenneth Mogren, leader. Second Row: Teddy Kopren, Mary Boyd, Patti Wilson, Pam Rothering, Gwendolyn Mueller, Gregory Elwell. Third Row: Robert Bambenek, Mary Weakley, Irene Jacob, Dale Leuhmann, Terry Kopren, Marc Siem.

TEAM 22 First Row: Susan Rosacker, leader, Cheryl Olson, Gloria Peterson, Margaret Suendsen, Gladys Lamb, Patricia Romball, Bonnie Bell, Anne Grimme.

Row:

Second Row: Debra Johnson, Rebecca Cohea, Barbara Pierce, Mary Dorn, Sandra Pittelko, Mark Hume. Third Row: Joel Troester, Thomas Varien, Patrick Staloch, Grant Robinson, Roger I. Buchholz, James Schuman. Fourth Row: Keith Benedett, Mark Cleasby, Michael Lidgerding, Kent Anderson.

TEAM 23 First Row: Daniel Bohan, leader, Victoria Felsheim, Kathleen Kowalewski, Barbara Deneff, Ellen Carey, Connie Menden, leader. Second Row: Gary Tholkes, Craig Bencke, Carol Lilia, Susan Cada, Jerome Kaehler. Third Row: Kerry Schoener, Carol Klotz, Barbara Carlson, Kathleen Ouren, Harold Schulte. Fourth Row: Holly Anderson, Sally Siewert, Steven Erickson, Lawrence Lyman, Gary Hovey.

Bauer, Debra A. Raddatz, Daniel S. Schulze, Ronald D. Eujen. Fifth Row: Kevin O'Laughlin, Daniel Freeman, Thomas Brown, Larry Tulius, James Malone.

TEAM 25 First Row: Linda Vinje, leader, Linda Buehler, Nancy Lilia, Kaye Arnett, Connie Buboltz, Carol Ekern, Mary Cunninghan, Daine Suchomel, Kathleen Martin. Second Row: Robert Sawyer, leader, James Miller, Dennis Myron, Ronald Bizzer, Bruce Bauer, Mark Patterson. Third Row: John Nelson, Richard L. Schuh, Wesley Cohen, Donald Stumpff, Lebold J. Coon. Fourth Row: Scott Featherstone, Terrence Gray, Thomas Vogel.

ABOVE; A picnic was on the agenda, at the Lake Park, for an evening of Orientation Week.

TEAM 26 First Row: Jeanne Nadreau, leader, Sandra Brandt, Jane W e i s k e, Karen Nippoldt, Margie Ferring, Karen Larson, Mary Leaf, Arthur A. Flumphries, leader. Second Row: Linda Ferden, Marlys Tuftin, Karen Me-

TEAM 28 First Row: Linda Boyum, leader, Sharon Nystuen, Jane Klaseus, Colleen Casey. Irene Blomgren, Mary Ann Daley, Susan Goss. Second Row: Sidney Bishop, leader, Diane Saxum, Linda Jacobs, Angela Engstran, Marlys Wegman, Catherine LaBrosse, Mary Petrie. Third Row: John Sather, Penny Rhoades, Kathy Starr. Louise Keefe, John Wallruck. Fourth Row: Donald Lukkason, Thomas Dusbabek, Raymond Bonine, Michael Bundy, Vernon Olson. Fifth Row: John Nelson, Donald Christenson, Charles Jorgenson, Dennis Benson.

TEAM 29 First Row: Morris Hanson, leader, Jacqueline Jensen, Marion Hingeveld, Debra Lux, Janet Alison, Jeanne Deeny, Barbara Voss, leader. Second Row: Elizabeth Boehlke, Ellen Tiedemann, Karen Ries, Barbara Teerlinck, Steven Stockhausen. Third Row: Rose Miller, Susan Buck, Londra TerBush, Gary Meier. Fourth

Hattie, Deborah Loken, Becky Snyder. Third Row: David Peterson. David Johnson, David Roberts. Gerald Wildes, Mark Sacia. Fourth Row: Michael L. Oian, Floyd W. Ferden, Steven Wiedman, Jan Kafka, Rodney Urtel. Fifth Row: Warren Hoppe, William Grubisch. Michael Grebin. Dale Einwalter.

TEAM 27 First Row: Barbara Ree, leader, Marie Warthesen, Susan Giroux, Marie Knox, Denise Landman, Susan Snyder, Dawn Schuminski. Second Row: Andrew Ross, leader, Judd Eifealdt, Edith Jeske, Kathleen A. Nash, Carolyn A. Eeely, David Wojahn.

Third Row: Kevin Sutter, Mary Erank, Cheryl Lehnertz, Barbara Erdman, Susan Hauser.

Fourth Row: Richard A. Blagsvedt, Jr., Joanne L. Kinney, Joseph B. Sebesta, Steven Hadoff, Theresa Walch. Fifth Row: Robert Schmitt, Richard Moe, David Linbo.

A picnic pleased the hungry

TEAM 30 Eirst Row: Catherine Cliff, leader. Ruth Greden, Georgene Yost, Kathy Feils, Kathryn Kopet, John Reed, Bruce Johnson, leader. Second Row: Patricia Sievers, Rita Krogen, Robert Dunn, Theresa Brown. Third Row: Roy Rendahl, Richard Baylon, Larry Cedar, Richard Eullmer. Michael Plath, Catherine Langord. Eourth Row: Dianne Everman, Joanne McCauley, Roger Janikowski, Therese Barrett.

Row: Patrick Tooke, Kristin Edwards, Janelle Kepp, Sharon Pearson, John Tibor.Eifth Row: Darold Klindworth, Richard Sand, Gerald Skree, John Erickson, Wayne Price.

TEAM 31 First Row: Alice Green, leader, Colleen Campbell, Sandra Mross, Linda Keiper, Susan Holst, Cheryl Holst, Donna Thompson, Thomas Gorman, leader. Second Row: Connie Bolund, Susan Lang, John Richert, James Girtler, Larry Berland, John Saehler. Third Row: David Jack, Craig Harstad, Sheik Asad, Steven Kreofsky, Dale Marzolf. Fourth Row: Dean Nuszloch, Gregory Olson, Don Holzmer.

Dolores Connoy, leader, Suellen Hoeppner, Deborah Young, Mary Ann Schneider, Kathryn Nett, Annette Grégoire, Robert Adams, leader. Second Row: DeeAnn Marquardt, LeAnn Sande, Heath Bo-

TEAM

TEAM 34 First Row: Arline Hoen, Deborah Fitzgerald, Roberta Randall, Janell Kuhl, Cynthia Schwager, Kathleen Harlan, Connie Bunge, leader. Second Row: Elizabeth Glentbrock, Terry Jensen, Wendy Mayer, Michael Meska, Richard Schwagel, Philip Luhman, leader. Third Row: Patricia Orlowske, Pamela Hoseck, Linda Amundson. Fourth Row: Kathleen Seidl, Myrna Bicker, James Pejsa, Kenneth D. Kufoed.

TEAM

Row: Jeanne Peterson, Pelagie Kelm, Nancy Thompson, Katherine Gunter, Nancy Speltz, Nancy Olson and Les Bohnen, leaders. Second

32 First Row:

35 First

zonie, Paul Niebur, Richard Gergen. Third Row: Patricia Rose, Mary Kay Rodgens, Patricia Bentfield. Mary Lindahl, Lynn Borcherding. Fourth Row; Thomas Stoa, Randall Lisowski, Frank Baures, Howard Hellickson.

William Benedict, Wesley Allen, Jeffrey Holtaus, Dennis Allen, Alan Meindel. Fifth Row: Paul Dickerman, Frank Santori, Jeff Michelfelder.

Dave Lemmerman crowned king

Row:

James Sweazey, Patricia Ormston, Debra Spiten, Ann Erie. Third Row: Donald Nordby, Jill Van Alstine, Jane Howes, Jane Van Alstine. Fourth Row: Everett Iverson, Bruce Lee, Richard Thrune, Raymond Peterson, Michael Bell.

TEAM 33 First Row: Cynthia Cords, leader, Cheryl Weber, Julie Wenzel, Margaret Sullivan, Susan Rocheford, Randi Nordseth, Donald Pressnall, leader. Second Row: Cynthia Testor, Sally Bard, Diane Schiller, Jill Kraut, Jean Conway. Third Row: Marsha Krasean, Barbara Curran, Sandra Haugstad, Mary Leonard, Sharon Czaplewski. Fourth Row:

Samuel Bowman,

TEAM 36 First Row: Linda Knippenberg, leader, Theodore Turbenson, Nancy Tessum, Renae Steen, Jon Ehmann, Donna Ishman, Roy Amundson, leader. Second Row: Sherry Stearns, Diane Enger, Deborah McElrath, Pamela Brunkow. Third Row: Robert O'Byne, June Steenblock, Sharon Langer, Bruce Springer. Fourth Row: Rollin Rippel, Joan Cichanowski, Terry Olson, John Atkinson, Kaj Devaney.

TEAM 37 .First Row: Neil Grummons and Connie Hansen, leaders. Fay Schafer, Jeff Hansen, Karen Krumholz, Mary Kovaleski, Roxanne Kleinschrodt. Second Row: Cecelia P. Blaskowski, Donna Rahn, Susan Brand, William Bond. Third Row: Nan Pal-

TEAM 39 First Row: Bruce Hittner and Zerita O'Reilly, leaders, Linda Hoover, Virginia Beinhorn, Jolene Hartke, Robert Kuen. Second Row: Jane Reisen, Judith Rodgers, Mary Roth, Scott Ainsworth. Third Row: Kathryn L. Hill, Rita Vonderohe, Dorothy Burfeind, Marcus Lee, Kenneth Martinger. Fourth Row: Ann Goodier, Diane Carlson, Thomas Peshon.

TEAM 40 .First Row: James Gores, Gretchen Guenther, leaders, Lynn Deutschman, Susan Simes, Marie Myerchin, Bernard

mer, Karen Kiser, Jean Spelhaug, Maureen Hanscom. Fourth Row: Richard R. Pomeroy, Curtis R. Ballman, Gary F. Villeneuve, Marc Riske, Wayne W. Braatz. Fifth Row: Timothy Bonde, James Aegerter, Gary Theelke, Patrick Kennedy, Richard A. Swanson.

TEAM 38 First Row: Teresa Hayes, leader, Marie Cassidy, Gloria Watson, Jayne Rosen, Debra Wise, Kathleen Harpel. Second Row: Dennis Roemer, leader, Kenneth Decker, Dana Radke, Susan Erickson, Mary Nipp, Marjean Finnern. Third Row: Clark Aschom, David Mil1er, Jean Monty, Christine Peplinski, Mary Lou Taylor, Kathleen M. Charest, Jerri L. Boyles. Fourth Row: Thomas Erkel, Patrick Griffin. Fifth Row: Terry Pudenz, Rand Willhite, La-* Verne Gernes, Anne Rozek.

Gatzke. Second Row: Joanne Johnson, Martha Armbrust, JoAnn McNallan. Third Row: Michael Urbach, Russell Oakes, Anne Wegner, Cynthia Kosmoski, Gary Faas. Fourth Row: Craig Bothwell, Gary Steuernagel, Bert Chamberlain, James Hoium.

Lynn Deutschman reigns as Freshman Queen

Students makeWinona their home

Many students moved into their new home and received much family assistance, too.

Some of the residents in the new Morey men’s residence hall relax with a variety of literature.

Neil Grummons assisted moving in theLucas gals.

Louise Possehl, Nicky and Phil McBride enjoy a hand of cards.

Barbara Veldhuizen and Mrs. Schlawin, the art supervisor at Phelps School, try their hand at weaving.

Virginia Dugan works part time as a college secretary while she goes to school.

Tom Doffing spends time working on the sanding machine in the industrial arts department.

Harriet Severson holds down a part time job, “slinging hash” at the Country Kitchen.

Recreation: a part of college life

Many students pass the time by playing pool in the student union of Kryzsko Commons.

Tim Schreiner, Mike and Gary Abitz are

Students play cards in the Smog, between classes.

proud of their “catch.

Some prefer ping pong

As you saw Homecoming Week, 1969 ,|l

Homecoming, 1969

“Victory isn’t free” “Vote Terry your Queen” Somsen Hall was filled with such signs the week of Oct. 13-18. Why? Because Winona State College was having its 1969 Homecoming.

A concert by the First Edition brought Homecoming week to a rolling start. Pep rallies, queen campaigns, and float decorating spiced up the activities of the week.

Friday night Miss Terry Follman was elected Winona State’s 1969 Homecoming Queen. After the Coronation, Queen Terry was driven around the campus in a Torchlight parade.

The streets of Winona were livened up with band music and brightly colored floats on Saturday morning as the Homecoming parade progressed rhythmically through town.

To highlight the week, the Winona Warriors were challenged by the Mankato Indians in a football game. Even though our spirits were dampened by a loss of 28-0, there was still the elegance of the Homecoming dance to end the week on the right note.

The “First Edition” performed to a full house on the opening night of Homecoming Week.

The Talent Show was a highlight of the homecoming activities on Winona State campus.

ABOVE: “Danny’s Reasons”, a popular midwest group, entertained at the Big Name Concert, along with the “First Edition”.

ABOVE: Various organizations spent many hours constructing floats for the traditional Winona State Homecoming Parade.

Terry Foilman, crowned Winona States' Homecoming Queen

ABOVE: Queen Terry receives her crown from Jill Sackett, 1968 Homecoming Queen.

ABOVE: Royal court nervously awaits the announcement of the 1969 Homecoming Queen.

Cheerleaders,

Warriorettes, promote spirit.

CHEERLEADERS ABOVE—Row One: Marion Hingeveld, Kathy Starr, Sue Kronebusch, Janell Kuehl, Cathy Harlan. Row Two: Barb Veldhuizen, Mickey Hanscomb, Pat Browne, Cate Hingeveld, Jill Schwartz.

WARRIORETTES ABOVE— Row One: Jan Christenson, Barb Reed, Nancy Olson, Carol Anthony, Nancy Thompson, Sue Miller, Linda Leslie. Row Two: Pat Fluger, Pam Evjen, Mary Kuchenmeister, Dianne Huirás, Kathy DeYoe, Marty Marvin, Pat Ryan, Marsha Prescher, Judy Rosengren, Pat Romanchuk, Diane Ostren, Kerry Schoener, Leslie Carvell, Fran Fullerton, Penny Weimer, Sharon Czaplewski.

Wenonah Players presents That Scoundrel Scapin

Moliere’s That Scoundrel Scapin opened the season for the Wenonah Players on November 1, running nightly through November 8. The play was the first thrust stage production by a college company in Minnesota. Scapin was directed by Miss Dorothy Magnus. The play concerned the escapades of a “professional” trickster, Scapin, who lived by his wits and would do anything for money. He succeeded in involving everyone he encountered in some sort of entanglement. Duplicity was his specialty. The results were wildly comic in the Commedia Dell’ Arte tradition. Although the story took place in Naples, the setting was nonrepresentational, and colorfully stylized as were costumes and makeup.

The first thrust stage production of Moliere’s That Scoundrel Scapin, by a college company in Minnesota.

The cast included Bruce Danielson, portraying the title role; Bruce Hittner, Paul Skattum, Margaret McGrath, Kathleen Russett, Keith Anderson, Dennis Bell, Dennis Roemer, Michael O’Toole, Patricia Peltier, June Courteau. Susan Hoblit, Kerry Frederick, and David Crow.

Bruce Danielson as Scapin is carried by Bruce Hittner as Octavio and Paul Skattum, as Silvester.

That Scoundrel Scapin was directed and adapted to the open stage in Somsen Arena Theatre.

As you study

Office of the President

Dr. Robert A. DuFresne’s third year as President of Winona State College has been characterized by continued interest in the individual student and the overall campus. He not only carries out his administrative duties, but is also seen mingling with faculty and students at various times.

One of the outstanding events of the year, for the college and the community, was the Second Annual President’s Ball. The President’s Ball was established due to the success of the Inaugural Ball held during the days of Dr. DuFresne’s inauguration. This Ball may become a treasured tradition among the members of the college and community of Winona alike.

Dr. Robert A. Dufresne, President of Winona State College.

Dr. DuFresne and guests, attending the second annual President’s Ball, enjoy a sit-down dinner in the West Dining Room of the College Union.

Mr. Raymond K. Amundson, assistant to the President.

Academic Affairs

Heading the office of academic affairs for the administration is Donald Warner, vice president of academic affairs. All matters regarding academie administration are referred to him, and he is responsible for the academic program’s administration.

Charles Bentley AdmissionsCounselor

Lois Simons Director Inst. Research

Robert Ethier Director of Admissions

Dr. Frank Van Alstine Dean-Graduate Studies

Dr. Daniel Hoyt Assistant to Graduate Dean

Dr. Donald Warner Vice President of Academie Affairs

Marguerita Ritman Associate Dean

Dr. Dan Willson Dean of Arts and Sciences

Dr. Frank Markus, Dean of Education.

Administration

Heading the office of administration affairs is Mr. Norman Decker, its vice-president. The administration office handles administrative functions, such as campus development, federal programs coordination, and financial matters. It also holds the responsibility for the administration of classified personnel and, in degree, with college faculty.

Mr. Bremer visits with a student, after class.

Adolph Bremer

Ronald Butterfield Public Relations Information Registrar

Angelyn deGroot Harold Tye Cashier Assistant Registrar

Clarence Currier Administrative Assistant Jerry Varner Business Manager

Norman Decker Vice President Administrative Affairs James Wagner Publications

Student Affairs

The Vice President for Student Affairs with the assistanee of two associate deans of students is responsible for developing and coordinating extra-curricular programs and services. These services include: Student Counseling Individual counseling by appointment is available to the student who has unusual problems of an academic, vocational, or personal nature. Medical Care The student health services office, located in the Old Maxwell Library Wing, provides for the type of medical needs which are conventionally cared for in the physician’s office. Psychiatric Service The services of a psychiatrist are available on a part-time basis. The Orientation of New Students The director of student activities together with a ninety member “team” of currently enrolled students coordinate the student orientation program. Housing On and Off Campus

Financial Aids

The office of the director of student financial aids provides counseling with respect to long term as well as short term plans for financing college costs. Placement Service The director of student placement regularly schedules meetings with candidates for graduation for the purpose of discussing the procedures of his office. Veterans’ Services International Student Advisement The office for student affairs provides general counseling to foreign students and assists them in meeting their obligation to comply with the federal regulations to which they are subject.

George Bolon Director College Union

Robert Lietzau Director of Financial Aids

John Kane Assoc. Dean of Students

Maurice Mariner Housing Director

Dr. Melvin O. Wedul, director of the Placement Bureau, confers with his secretary.

Florence R. Mauro Student Union Program Advisor

James Mootz Director of Counseling

Marvin Rouse Asst. Financial Aids

Dr. Curtis Siemers Vice President Student Affairs

Dr. Melvin O. Wedul Placement Director

Charles Zane Coordinator Student Activities

Dr. Haesly, college physician, attempts to give his patient a vaccination.

New teachers see Winona State

First Row: Dr. Warren Stiska, Mrs. Stiska, Judith Pope, Dr. Glenn F. Dukes, Dr. Otto, J. Frank, Dr. Donald K. Moely, Mrs. Ivan Olson. Second Row: James Reynolds, Melvin Sundby, Daniel Kieselhorst, Dr. Derrell B. White, Emilio De Grazia, Harry J. C. Hill, Dr. William, W. Johnston, Mary M. Barnett, Audrey Berndt.

First Row: Marvin Wolfmeyer, Mrs. Wolfmeyer, Wayne Purtzer, Carolyn Hines, LaVonne Fiereck, Robert E. Tetzloff, Marvin Rouse. Second Row: Maury Rabinowitz, Richard Behnke, Gerald Corda, Ray K. Amundson, David Ruzek, David B. Weiler, Richart Newgren.

Art

The Art department is designed to provide all students with the opportunity to develop an awareness of the visual arts and an understanding of the development of art through human experience and achievement. B.S. and B.A. degrees are offered here.

Floretta Murray Art-Head

Richard Poeppel Art

William Peck Art

Melvin Sundby Art

Art students display many artistic talents.

Industrial Arts

The student of today needs a thorough training in his field, and his teacher must be well informed and highly trained. To provide such masterful teachers, Winona State’s Industrial arts program includes a curriculum with concentrations in seven different areas; drafting, electricity and electronics, graphic arts, metals, power mechanics, synthetics, and woodworking. Nearly two-thirds of the Industrial Arts program consists of these practical application courses; with the remaining coursework being done various professional education areas. Among these are history, philosophy, techniques, course construetion, and evaluation. The Industrial Arts program is designed to produce an instructor having a broad and complete background of the principles of industry and education. Consequently, students who major in Industrial Arts are prepared to teach in public schools, technical schools, vocational schools, colleges, and universities.

Dr. Hugh Capron Anthony Gullickson Henry Long Industrial Arts-Head Industrial Arts Industrial Arts

Dr. Leo Morgan Industrial Arts Warren Stiska Industrial Arts Gerald Tobin Industrial Arts

Dr. Capron, head of the department, checks to see if equipment is in adequate working order.

Biology

Dr. D.B. White was appointed the new Biology Department head this year. The Biology department members are doing research continuously to better classroom presentations. Dr. Fremling was named “Man of the year” for conservation by the Winona Daily News.

Jerry Pruett plays with his pet snake in the Biology Department.

Dr. Melvin Doner Joseph Emanuel Dr. Calvin Fremling Biology Biology Biology

Dr. James Opsahl Biology Richard O’Rourke Biology Dr. M.R. Raymond Biology

Nursing

Those students graduating from the program in nursing are prepared to give direct patient care in community health agencies, and for advancement at a later date, to positions requiring beginning administrative skills such as head nursing. The program has been accredited by the Minnesota Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing.

Students of the nursing program go over the schedule at Memorial hospital.

Rosalie Burton Department Head

Joan Ediger Nursing Program

Carolyn Hines Nursing Program

Adele Judson Nursing Program

Elenar O'Meara Nursing Program

Delores Schiller Nursing Program

Business Administration

The department of Business Administration develops an understanding of the structure, function, and operation of our economic organization. Students become more efficient consumers of goods and services. Intensive training is provided for careers in accounting, data processing, finance marketing, management, and personnel work.

Dr. James Browning Business Administration

Duane Petersen Business AdministrationHead

Pamela Wolfmeyer Business Administration

GeraldCorda Business Administration

Maury Rabinowitz Business Administration

Robert Ferris Business Administration William Sullivan Business Administration

Dr. Joseph Foegen Business Administration

Robert Tetzloff Business Administration

Richard Newgren Business Administration

David Weiler Business Administration

Business students getting acquainted with the new machines,

Business Education

Wide adjustments and changes have taken place this past year in the Department of Business Education. Two new curriculums were added, a two year Medical Secretarial Curriculum and a one year Clerical Practice Curriculum. The Stenographic Curriculum and the Executive Secretarial Curriculum were revised. There was a complete revision of the M.S. curriculum in Business Education. Some $12,000 worth of new office equipment greatly modernized the equipment and instructional techniques of the department.

Ruth Hopf Business Education

Dr. Warren Marley Business Education

Virginia Marston Business Education

David Mertes Business Education

Business Education students learning how to operate the keypunch machines.

Dr. Stephen Turille Business Education-Head

Chemistry, Physics Earth Science and Geology

Donald Pick

Dr. Fred Foss Physics Chemistry-Head

Dr. Thomas Bayer Earth Science-Head

John Donovan Geology

Dr. David Hamerski Physics-Head

Dr. Ray Houtz Chemistry

Don Preble chemistry lab assistant, checks data on an experiment.

The Department of Earth Seienee and Geology offers the B.S. program for prospective teachers of earth science and a B.A. program for students planning graduate studies and professional careers in geology. The aim of the department is to provide an understanding of the processes and principles of geology and there are field excursions as well as laboratory experience in all the courses offered in the department.

The objectives of the Physics department are to have the student acquire a general understanding and appreciation of physics regardless of his special interests. The department of chemistry offers a B.S. major for students who are preparing to be high school chemistry teachers, and a B.A. major which prepares students to go into fields of business, industry, professional and graduate schools of chemistry.

Kenneth Knoll Geology

Dr. David Rislove Chemistry

Marvin Wolfmeyer Physics

Maurice McCauley Physics

Jerry Witt Chemistry

Bruce Walters experiments in the chemistry lab.

Education

The Department of Education has grown to nineteen full time staff members with over fifty percent holding the Doctorate Degree. Mini-courses were started for the first time for senior students who desired to take one quarter hour courses during the fall quarter to broaden their competencies as future teachers. One of the graduate classes in Education produced an educational television program depicting the education institutions of Winona and predicted Winona as an educational center in the future. An undergraduate teacher intern pilot program was started this fall quarter. Only one student was selected for the program, however, enlargement of the program is anticipated in the future. Seminar programs for student teachers were initiated this year in the Winona State Service Area. Various topics related to the problems of education are discussed.

Dr. Keill and a student discuss education.

Amanda Aarestad Education

Dr. Archie Beighley Education Glenn Carlson Education

Wayne Erickson Dr. Otto J. Frank Student Teaching-Director Education-Head

Edna Fuller Education Dr. George Grangaard

Dr. James Keill Education Education

Dr. Wayne Kirk Dr. Leslie Kloempken Education Education

Helen McGrath Education

Verlie Sather Education

Dr. James Spear Audio-Visual-Head

John Modjeski Education

Dr. Richard Smith Education

Dr. Leland McMillen Education

Dr. Everett Walden Education

Dr. Howard Munson Education

Marvin Davis Audio-Visual

Dr. Wayne Sanford Education

Thomas Hirsch Audio-Visual

Mr. Erickson advises spring quarter student teachers.

Delores Auge English

Dr. Margaret Boddy

Emilio DeGrazia English English

Vivian Fusillo Speech

Dr. Harold Guthrie Leonard Jett English English

Dr. Lyman Judson Joan Kuzma Speech English

Paul Grawe English

Orval Lund English

Dorothy Magnus Speech-Head

A course in Black literature in America, three sequential sophomore survey courses in English literature, a seminar in the Theatre of the Absurd, and variations in the freshman literature course were new offerings by the English department this year. Dr. Nelson continues to help select performances for the Concerts and Lectures Program. Miss Joan Kuzma is advisor for the college literary magazine, Satori, which won honorable mention in the contest sponsored by Pi Delta Epsilon honorary collegiate journalism fraternity. New members of the department are Emilio DeGrazia and Mr. Harry Hill.

Ronald Maurice Norbert Mills John Moore Dr. Augusta Nelson Dr. James Nichols English Speech English English English-Head Jacque Reidelberger Eleanore Sherman Janet Sill Albin Urbanski Sarah Walter Speech English English English English

Miss Sherman reading material as preparation for her English class.

Foreign Language

The Department of Foreign Languages came into existence in the fall of 1968 as part of the administrative switch from divisions to departments that took place the same summer. French, German, and Spanish, which were previously taught as a subdivision of the Division of Language and Literature, are now offered as compíete majors and minors. The department has acquired centralized office facilities connected with the language lab, and is hoping to expand its present programs and possibly add new programs in the future. Jordan Hodgson is acting head of the foreign language department.

Steven Buresh and a fellow student, Kathy Nash, study their language lessons through laboratory equipment.

Marion Davis French & Spanish

Joan James German & French

Rhetta Speltz Spanish

Library

Maxwell Library developed at an accelerated pace this year. Legislative appropriation was greatly increased for the purpose of bettering library materials. A number of library accounting and acquisitions procedures were adapted to computer operation. Preliminary steps were taken to automating other clerical routines. Library service hours were extended and study facilities were provided for 12 additional hours per week. Library Science courses were offered more frequently this past year and a correspondingly greater number of students completed the requirements for certification of school libraries.

Mr. Jacobsen ponders over some library materials.

Almyra Baker Mary Barnett Audrey Berndt

Robert Garvey Richard Hastings Phelps Librarian Library Science Cataloging Department Periodicals Librarian Head Cataloger

Edward Jacobsen Angelen Kirk Joe Richardson

Robert Wilson Marlys Youngck Head Librarian Reference Librarian Acquisitions Librarian Circulation Librarian Curriculum Librarian

Geography & Political Science

The Geography department is concerned with the preparation of teachers in the elementary and secondary schools of Minnesota. It is also interested in building and maintaining a program which will provide an adequate background for those who intend to go on to graduate school. The courses are designed to help prepare students to accept the duties and responsibilities of a democratic society.

Norman Baron Geography

Roger Carlson Geography

James Eddy Political Science

Ahmed El-Afandi Political Science

Richard Hopkins Geography-Head

Dr. George Kent

Dr. Daniel Kieselhorst Political Science-Acting Head Political Science

James Sovereign Geography

I Larry Ofstedal and Philip Peterson try to locate one of Greenlands many glaciers.

Mathematics

The department of mathematical scienees has developed additional courses in several areas: number theory, analysis, advanced calculus,statistics, computer science, and special courses for elementary majors. Graduate offerings have been expanded and a revised B.A. major and minor implemented. Herbert Johnson and Duane Wolfe returned from graduate studies to complete the staff of ten.

William Emmons Mathematics

Marceline Gratiaa Mathematics

Herbert Johnson Mathematics

Dr. Rudolph Lokensgard Mathematics-Head

Dr. Frederick Olson Mathematics

Sandra Olson Mathematics

James Schmitz Mathematics

Dr. Arthur Van De Water Mathematics

Duane Wolfe Mathematics

Mr. Schmitz explains a theorem to his trigonometry class.

Urban Bergsten Fourth Grade Supervisor

Ray Brooks Mathematics Supervisor

Shirley Bucher Home Arts Supervisor

Dr. W. W. Johnston Campus School Director

Doris Pennell Cleo Reiter

James Sabin First and Second Grade Super- Kindergarten Supervisor Sixth Grade Supervisor visor

Rose Sampson Third and Fourth Grade Supervisor

Peggy Schoen and Mary Smith student teach kindergarten with Miss Reiter at Phelps.

Phelps Faculty

The Phelps Laboratory School consists of a kindergarten, primary school with grades one through four, and a middie school which includes grades five through eight. Phelps School is a laboratory in which students may do directed teaching. It is also used for observation and a limited amount of experimental work. The school stresses the development of good habits, attitudes, and standards of teaching on the part of the students.

Charlotte Santleman English and Social Studies Supervisor

Judy Schlawin Art Supervisor

Lillian Spencer Third Grade Supervisor

Barbara Stiska First Grade Supervisor

Gordon Theis Junior High Supervisor

Caryl F. Turille Music Supervisor

Miss Pennell, first grade teacher at Phelps

Richard Behnke

Physical Education

Margaret Browning Health Education

Susan Day Physical Education

Ronald Ekker Physical Education

Gary Grob Physical Education

Robert Gunner

Physical Education-Assistant Head

Robert Keister Physical Education

Joyce Locks Physical Education

Dwight Marston Director of Athletics

Health and Physical Education

Miss Locks relaxes with her morning paper.

John Martin

Physical Education

Marjorie Moravec

Physical Education

Dr. Luther McCown

Physical Education and Health-Head

Myron Smith

Physical Education

Fran McCann Physical Education

Madeo Molinari Physical Education

Judy Retrum Physical Education

LeRoy Stadler Physical Education

The objectives of the Health and Physical Education Program at Winona State College are; Physical education service program as a part of the General Education Program—to provide a program for all students to promote physical, social-emotional, recreational and intellectual development through the media of a wide range of physical education activities. General Education Health Program—to provide an opportunity for all students to gain a broader understanding of health concepts. Teacher education programs—to provide programs in the following areas; to prepare specialists in the fields of health, physical education, athletics, and intramurals which are all integrated. To provide training in physical education for elementary majors. To provide training to meet the requirements of the coaching certificate.

Mr. Martin demonstrates a swimming stroke in his physical education class.

The primary function of the department is to foster a scientific approach to the understanding and modification of human behavior. The department offers both a major and minor for students enrolled in the B.A. program. There is provision for both personal and vocational counseling for college students as well as psychological services in the area of elementary and secondary schools.

Educational Psychology and

Counseling

Mr. Mootz, head of Student Counseling, talks with a student.

Dr. Everett Eiken Education PsychologyCounseling Head

Dr. Eric Larson John Lewis Psychology-Acting Head Psychology LaVelle Nutt Psychology

Dr. Harold Rogge Dr. Paul Rost Psychology Psychology

Dr. Henry VanKirk Psychology

Music

The Music Department offers courses of study that enablestudents to enter the teaching profession in music. There is also a program for obtaining a minor degree for students majoring in other fields, and there is also a variety of courses and activities for the general student. Several active musical organizations are open to all students by audition.

Agnes Bard

Milton Davenport Fred Heyer

Walter Hinds

Marjorie Olson Music Music Music Music Music

Robert Hungerford Richmond McCluer Dr. Donald Moely Dr. Ivan Olson Music Music-Head Music Music

Mr. Lindner conducts the band during their daily jam session.

Sociology and History

The Sociology Department offerings are aimed at providing the student with a knowledge and interpretation of man andhis relations with other men. In the past year the Department has established a B.S. minor and has expanded its offerings in the social work field. Also offered for the first time was a course in Afro-American Culture.

The aims of the Philosophy Department are to provide the student with the analytic tools with which to examine the public and private aspects of his experienees and to provide some of the Ianguage and orientations with which students can work towardintellectual unity. Philosophy now offers a B.A. minor.

Larry Connell

Dr. Harry Harmsworth Sociology-Head Sociology

Dr. Attila Horvath Hosea Perry Sociology Sociology

James Reynolds

Dr. Robert Sheehan Sociology Philosophy

Dr. Blakeley explains decisive battles of the Russian Revolution to his Civilization-3 class.

Dr. Arthur Barsky History

Dr. Brian Blakely History

Dr. Clifford Hart History

Roderick Henry History

Henry Hull History

Dr. Robert Meinhard History

Dr. John Mishark History

Dr. Marvin Palecek History

Winter at Winona State

Connie Menden, Phil McBride, and Shirley Cook make the most of the stormy weather.

Christmas and parties go together, as students living in the dorms discovered.

A Christmas party was held at Richards Hall.

Linda Bowe leads in the singing of Christmas carols around the Christmas tree at the Newman Center.

Track

The 1969 Warrior track team participated in a number of relays and invitational meets. Outstanding trackmen were Pete Wade, who holds the school 100-yard dash record of 9.8 seconds and Glen Snesrud holds the state prep high hurdles record of 14.1 seconds.

Glen Snesrud holds the state prep high hurdles.

ABOVE: Bob Meimbresse, Dennis Murray, Russ Jacobson, and Pete Wade.

As you viewed spring sports

TRACK ABOVE: First Row: Rich Lantz, A1 Gilman, Bob Hempy, and Mike Rose. Second Row: Steve Erdmanczyk, Steve Rose, Bill Hume, Mike Greenless, Dave Oland, and Howard Lock.

1969 Baseball

The 1969 baseball team, led by Coach Grob, ended their season with 18 wins and 12 losses.

Season’s Record

BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Curt Bailey, Rick Sand, Bernard Bartholomew, Steve Lathrop, Dana Fink, Tom Coral, Dean Yoost, Tom Riley. Second Row: Morey Anderson, Todd Spencer, David Anderson, Bill Kroschel, John MacNamara, Rick Smith, Bill Harlos, John Almquist. Third Row: Gary Grob, coach. Bob Goldstrand, Loren Benz, Dan Halvorson, Mark Raas, Dick McNary, Chip Schwartz, Marvin Berg, Dennis Iverson, Greg Stezenski, Ed Polk.

ABOVE: Dick McNary (6) waits his turn at the plate at Gabrych Park against Stevens Point while Mark Raas takes a high pitch for a ball.

1969 Golf

Coach Molinari reported that the 1969 golf team placed second in the Honeywell Invitational Tournament. The season’s record was 6 wins and 3 losses. Senior, John Walski, from Winona, was the top scorer for the season.

GOLF ABOVE; Roger Fischbach, Ken Mogren, John Walski, Doug Gebhart, Morris Hanson, M. Molinari, coach.

John Walski practices putting.

FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: licka. Marlin Carrier, Jerry Urness, Ri Smith, Harlan Brandt, Dean Hathaway, czyk, Joe Dolan, Rick Boyum, Coach Sheehy, Ben Withart, Chuck McKey, dorf, Joe Loshek, Tom Dunlap, Mike George Benedict, Jim Baker, Kick Po Price, Rich Wengert, Craig Halverson,

The Warriors stop the opponent at the line of scrimmage.

The opposition found the hole for that run down field.

Season’s record

Fall sports mean Football

The football team just could not find that one hole to get the ball down the field during their 1969 football season. Even though only two games were won, the men tried hard and are already looking forward to next season. They are coached by Mr. Molinari.

Kevin Sutter, Dennis Benson, James Levad, Ray Bodine, Pat Riley, Lou Sweep, John Lindsey, Ronald Fuglestad, Ed Littlejohn, Roger Jehchard Fullmer, Thomas Riley, Pete Madland, Ron Hohrman. Second Row:Coach Keister, Ronald Moen, Steve Krob, Jerry Eichman, Joe Tom Precious, Don Presnell, Jim Madsen, Jerry Geurink, Gordy Geurink, Don Wistricill, Clem Darkenwald, Rick Starzecki, Mike ErdmanUrness. Third Row: Head Coach Molinari, Steve McCown, Bob Neunemaker, Louis Stalitz, Curt Bailey, Jeff Franko, John Atkinson, Ryan Doug Thompson, John Buchner, Dave Franko, Jim Dybevik, Randy Gronert, Steve Erdmanczyk, Ron White, Mike Conway, Jeff MiddenLoechler, Tim Paske, Larry Ofstekal, Coach Wistricill, Coach Smith. Fourth Row: Russ Jacobson, Bill Harris, Curt Palmer, Burl Haar, shusta, Andy Ave'Allamont, Tom Belchan, Paul Swanson, Ron Anderson, Terry Anderson, Jim Roling, Dave Dirks, Mike Grobner, Bill Denny Barry, Steve Holmay, and Dave Czeplewski.

ABOVE: Winona State pushes their opponents down field.

ABOVE: Coach Molinari and the team look on with that “forlorn” look. RIGHT: Curt Palmer gets caught in the middle of converging Mankato State.

ABOVE: Palmer passes the ball down field.

ABOVE: Winona Cagers stop Mankato as they try for a first down.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Bill Home, Steve Rose, Mike Rose, Dave Oland, Bob Hempy, Howard Cook.

Basketball

The Warriors started off on the right foot by winning most of their games. The season was great until we lost the two important games to St. Cloud, who knocked us out of first place. Steve Protsman provided consistent scoring for the season with a total of a near four hundred points. Winona State’s basketball team was coached by Mr. Ekker.

Steve Protsman adds to his long list of points at the charity strip.

Bob Walker cannot quite reach the ball to tip it to his team.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row: Don Besonen, Jerome Beckley, Bill Ochs, Bruce Carrier, Steve Bay, Bob Walker, Tom Bernstorf, Brian Nystven. Back Row: A1 Carlson, Freshman Coach; Assistant Coach Leroy Stadler, Andy Ross, Steve Protsman, Jacques Gibbs, Paul Youngblut, Jim Mott, Mark Wilke, Jim Jabrowski, Jim Evert, Ron Ekker, HeadCoach. Managers: John MacDonald, Jeff Dahlen. Les Gilbertson.

“B” SQUAD TEAM Front Row: Scott Featherston, Ron Evjen, Tad Bothwell, Mike Urback, Mark Paderson. Back Row: Coach Rick Starzechi, Louis Stalsitz, Dave Roberts, Ken Decker, Frank Santori, AI Carlson, Coach. Not pictured, Jim Malone.

Steve Bay is at the foul line for that all-important point.

Steve Protsman whizzes by Moorhead for two more points.

Steve Protsman sends the ball in to tie up the score.

Jim Jabrosky tries to block a shot while Protsman and Besson wait for the rebound.

Season’s record

Wrestling

The wrestling squad started out and ended the season with no losses. This was the first time in the history of Winona State College that this happened. The Warriors placed five men in the NIC championships. The brightest points of the season were accomplished by Jim Taniehill, the captain, Bill Hitesman, Ron Moen, and Dave Oland. Coach Fran MeCann can be praised for his tremendous leadership of the 1970 Warrior wrestlers.

WRESTLING TEAM Eirst Row: Craig Beneke, Larry Cedar. Second Row: Craig Halvorsun, Tom Grothe, Joe Casey, Jim Hall, Ron Euller, Scott Sandburg, Steve Darknow, AI Hodgdon, Kent Irwin, Bob Nelson, AI Billings, Jim Bagniewski, Frank Vayna.Third Row: Coach Fran McCann, Ron Oglesby, Dave Oland, Pete Edwards, Mike Doody, Pete Sandburg, Jim Tanniehill, Bill Hitesman, John Bedtke, Ron Moen, Leo Eckerman, Tom Eitter, Asst. Coach.

Jim Tannehill, captain, usually has no trouble with a pin, he may have

little trouble here.

Ron Oglesby was on the top with his N.D.S. opponent.

Mike Doody appears to be waiting for

move from his opponent.

Ron Oglesby goes to the floor, but will soon break away for his win.

Mike Doody tries to gain Points by attempting to pin his opponent.

Bill Hitesman nearing to get his opposition to that all-needed victory.

Leo Eckerman tries to get his opponent down to the floor.

Swimming Season’s record

The

SWIM TEAM First Row; Jeff Michelfelder, Brian Rudel, Paul Hilke, Mike Coppola. Second Row: John Sup pon, Rick Krueger, Roger Braaten, Jim Dubsky. Third Row: Coach Martin, Bob Ball, Bill Braun, Chuck Bauer, Mike Brand, Terry Weakley, Pete Clark, Diving coach Pat Ford.

Roger Braaten, co-captain.

Ball, co-captain,

swims to break and make new records. the lead for more team points.

“Go early to get a seat!” were the words to the wise for this year’s swim meets.

Roger Braaten does the breaststroke

Brain Rudel tries to keep the lead by stroking in pase.

John Suppon gets ready to do a turn.

Paul Hielke doing a Forward 2V2 summersault from pike position.

Paul Hielke does a dive to gain points.

the clock.

Women’s Swim Team

This years’ women’s swim team was coached by Sue Kuchenmeister and Jeanne Wilson was the captain. The team participated in five swim meets this year. The schools they met with included St. Teresa, LaCrosse State, Carlton, and Gustavus Adolphus. They traveled to the University of Minnesota for the state college women’s swim meet which was the final contest for the season.

SWIM TEAM First Row: Marlene Bakker, Bonnie Lewers, Jeanne Wilson, Cheri Palmer, Judy Marthaler, Kathy Kragthorpe. Second Row: Pam Ervjen, Rosie Marz, Patty Sievers, Kathy Nett, Sally Schick, Miss Kuchenmeister, coach.

Members of the women’s swim team participated in competitive meets with other colleges.

Women’s Volleyball Team

The 1969 Winona State College women’s extramural volleyball team participated in dual meets with Gustavus Adolphus, St. Teresa, LaCrosse, Carleton, Mankato, and St. Cloud. The team traveled to the University of Minnesota for the state meet, also. A good time was had by all who participated on the extramural volleyball team coached by Miss Moravec. Pat O’Dea was the captain.

VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row: Miss Moravec, coach, Joyce Paul, Sharon Euerle, Deb Millie, Pat O’Dea, Jean Pronschinske, Karen Reis. Second Row: Joan Meyer, manager, Marilyn Nelson, Kathy Cemensky, Jan Wilson, Pat Von Auken, Carol Barrone, Judy Peroutka. Third Row: Sue Rossacker, Ruth Moore, Laurel Nunstedt, Becky Ring, Joan Daniels.

“Up and over." The Women’s Volleyball Team hosted several home meets at Memorial Hall.

Executive Council

The Women’s Intramural-Extramural Program Exeeutive Council is the governing body of the W.I.E.P. organization. These women set up the final plans for the intramural-extramural activities throughout the school year. These activities play an important part in the women’s physical education program, in that it gives the girls added opportunity to practice and master many of their expected skills. The activities are also open to students not majoring or minoring in physical education.

Gymnastics

The 1970 Women’s Gymnastics Team was not only a women’s first at Winona State, but the very first gymnastics team ever to be organized here. The girls attended their first meet at Gustavus Adolphus College and then went to the state meet at the University of Minnesota. Mary Norman placed first in the unevens event at the state level. Captain,

twice at the state meet. The

WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL-EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row One: Marilyn Nelson, Joan Moyer, Joyce Paul, Deb Millie, Sharon Eurele. Row Two: June Corteau, Becky Ring, Pat O’Dea, Joann Ostrem, Carolyn Clementson, Jeanne Wilson, Kay Keisner. Row Three: Peg Navara, Jan Wilson, Peg Sader, Marcha Walters, Barb Husbyn, Diane Huirás, Carol Judd.

WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS TEAM Front to Back: Sue Giroux, Laura Bowen, Jeanne Wilson, Kathy Kragthorpe, Kathy De Yoe, Mary Norman, Mary Kurtz, Peg Sader, Colleen Hanscom, manager. Miss L. Fiereck, coach.

Peg Sader, placed

gymnastics team was coached by Miss Fiereck.

Womens Basketball

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Sharon Eurele, Sue Rossacker, Marsha Walters, Judy Peroutka, June Courteau. Second Row: Joyce Paul, Karen Reis, Deb Miller, Diane Sickness, Kathy Cemensky. Third Row: Cindy Sweeney, Joan Culhane, Marie Martinucci, Jean Pronchinski, Becky Ring. Fourth Row: Ruth Moore, Jean Moyer, Laurel Nundsted, Mary Leaf.

President’s Ball

The second Annual Winona State College Presidential Ball was held in the College Union on February 7, 1970. This social event, which provides an opportunity for members of the Winona area community and those of the colleges to participate in one of the finer social events during the year, had its start with the inauguration of Dr. Robert A. DuFresne as President of Winona State College.

This year’s event was centered around the theme of Mardi Gras. Dinner and dance music, provided by the Winona State College Rhythmasters, under the direction of Mr. Fred Heyer, was in the main ballroom. The Steel Choir provided music in the discotheque.

Mr. W.S.L. Christensen and Mrs. Roger Busdicker dance to the music of the Rhythmasters.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schmanski enjoy the hospitality received at the second annual President’s Ball.

Mr. and Mrs. Judson join in the activities of the evening.

A sit-down dinner was served to guests attending the Ball.

Adolph Bremer and Mrs. Roger Busdicker, members of the 1970 local Ball Committee, chat withDr. Robert A. DuFresnt. President of Winona State College.

Valentine s Dance

Refreshments were served!

Linda Strnad invited her fiance to the Valentine's Dance.

Gary Lorenz and Mary Manship spent Valentine’s Day-Evening together.

Marcia Miller seems to be pleasing her escort.

Sheila Gehling and her date listen to the music of the “Mass Wind Band.”

‘‘Theatre ofthe Mind’’

‘'Ah! Wilderness” staged as the Wenonah Players winter production

On February 19 Wenonah Players opened a 2-day run of Eugene O’Neill’s AH! WILDERNESS, a nostalgic comedy of small-town life in New England of the early 1900’s.

It is a play of family life to which the audience can relate and takesthe generation gap as much instride as the 4th of July holiday—the date whenthe action takes place.

The Millers are an ordinary American family consisting of a newspaper pubUsher and his wife and three children who experience problems common to average folk and who have the strength to face the typical vexations. They are affluent enough to have a “hired-girl” and to afford in-laws as “non-paying guests.” But, it is the youth who create the conflict within the family circle and provide the plot which touches the experience of the audience from beginning to end.

The son who is a “Harvard man,” the teasing little sister, chubby Tommy, 11, the mother—calm guardian of her children’s welfare, the tolerant knowing father, recognized head of the family, the pathetic aunt and her even more-to-be-pitied male admirer all fit neatly into the domestic structure. It is the adolescent son who deviates from the orderly pattern and who pulls all characters together in a common concern for his course of action.

This teenager has made the social error of sending some too fervent quotations from his favorite poems to his best girl called to account by her father and his own he over-reacts by disappearing with his brother’s college chum to prove his manhood in a questionable resort.

Director: Mrs. Vivan Fusillo. Members included Karen Jostad, Mark Orlowski and Lynn Deutschman. A new experiment performed by the Winona State Speech Department by students of oral interpretation.

“Gary Puckett and the Union Gap” in concert

Gary Puckett, lead singer for the famous big name group, “Gary Puckett andthe Union Gap."

Gary Puckett and the Union Gap in concert at Winona State College Auditorium on January 20, 1970.

IPart of the Union Gap accompanying Gary Puckett.

WINONA STATE COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GROUP: Eront Row: Asad, Mr. Sheik (Guyana, S.A.) Hsu, Miss Lucy Le, (Taiwan) Baldea, Miss Herenia (Philippine Islands) Ragbir, Miss Davika(Trinidad). Back Row: Makino, Mr. Shigenor (Japan) Nazimuddin, Mr. Khawaja (Guyana, S.A.) Wong, Mr. Thomas (Hong Kong) Singh, Mr. Harendera (India) Tirman, Mrs. Marguerita, Advisor; Rahbar, Mr. Manouchehr (Iran) Abrahim, Mr. Aftabadeen (Guyana, S.A.) Johnson, Mr. Vidar (Norway). Not pictured: Klayamorn, Mr. Thira (Thailand) Single, Mr. Gerald (Canada) Rentoul, Mr. Thomas (Scotland) Shiwiochan, Miss Ahilya (Guyana, S.A.).

Winona State International Students Group

Vidar Johnson holds a part-time job checking meal tickets at the college cafeteria.

Collegiate Club

The Collegiate Club is a service organization that reaches out to the campus and community by encouraging active participation in academic activities. Among the miscellaneous service projects that are conducted throughout the year, the Collegiate Club sponsors the annual Christmas decorating in Somsen Hall.

COLLEGIATE CLUB First Row: Janice Johnson, Nancy Olson, Jan Edwards. Second Row: Thomas Gorrnan, Susan Critchfield, Mr. Reidelberger, Barbara Steene, Kristi Krejci, Kit Grier, John Marnach. Third Row: Bruce Danielson, Peter Clark, Philip Luhmann.

The Student Senate, Winona State’s governing body, is under the leadership of Tom Gorman. The Senate is representative of all students, and takes up, at its regular meetings, the current issues that Winona State students bring to their attention. Other officers are Vice President, Barb Broecker and Treasurer, Larry Rippel.

Student Senate

Union Program Council

The Union Program Council strives to sponsor activities that will unify Winona State campus. They work for the welfare of the students. They began each quarter by holding open house in the Union. Also a series of lectures were a part of the Council’s action. The group is led by Mark Nolan, president; Gary

and Steve Lund, vice presidents; Connie Kroger, secretary; and

advisor is Miss Florence Mauro.

STUDENT SENATE First Row: Leslie Bohnen, Mary Adams, Raymond Haag, Steven Runkle, Constance Polkey. Second Row: Thomas Gorman, Hjordy Christinson, Pat Kennedy, Barbara Broecker, Larry Rippel, Eugene Newton. Third Row: Roger Runniger, James Baker, Thomas Dunlap, Michael Aymond, Daniel McGuiness, Mary Raker.

UNION PROGRAM COUNCIL First Row: Maureen Rodich, Betty Finn, Sheila Gaylo, Gayle Johnson. Second Row: Barb Herzog, Joanne Johnson, Marge Svendson, Carol Riska. Third Row: Tom Raymond, Steve Edel, Mark Nolan, Gary Presche, Steve Buresch, Wally Trouten, Darroel Damman, Dave Blum, Kim Boyum.

Presche

Darroel Damman, treasurer. The

“W” Club M.E.N.C.

The Music Educator’s National Conference is a committee of students who are interested in the advancement of music on the college campus and in the community. Both choir and band members compose this group. The faculty advisor for the club is Mr. McCluer.

The “W” Club on Winona State Campus strives to promote sportsmanship both during sports activities and outside of the game. Progress in athletic advancement is also a primary goal. Members include all men who have gained a letter in varsity sports. Money making projects include selling concessions at games and putting on dances. The 1969 Homecoming queen, Terry Fohlman, was sponsored by the “W” Club.

“W” CLUB First Row; Howie Cook, Mike Rosa, Russ Jacobson, Roger Jehlicka, Ron Oglesby, Bruce Wolfgram, Joe Dolan, Jim Dubsky. Second Row; Clem Darkenwald, Mike Erdmanczyk, Dave Franks, Glen Anesrud, Don Pressnell, Peter Wade, Curt Palmer, Steve Rose. Third Row; Bob Hempy, Hank Zacharias, Curt Bailey, Rick Boyum, Mark Raas, Ron Moen, Jim Baker, Bill Ochs, Jr. Fourth Row; Dean Hathaway, Jim Madsen, Leo Eckerman, Don Besonan, Burl Haar, Jacques Gibbs, Steve Erdmanczyk, Ron White, Jim Dybevik.

MUSIC EDUCATOR’S NATIONAL CONFERENCE First Row; Sue McCrae, Pat Fer den, Wendy Thoreson, Candy Simon, Kathy Burger. Second Row; Mr. McCluer, Don Arnold, Ed Rank, Dave Obst, Jon Schoonmaker, Dan Sonju, Wayne Kidd.

The Student National Education Association on campus aids students specializing in a teaching career. Through lectures, mock interviews, and panel discussions, the organization penetrates the teaching profession to give students an insight into their future vocation.

S.N.E.A.

Winonan

Once again, the Winonan staff, in keeping with their journalistic tradition, kept the student body of Winona State College well informed this year. The Winonan is published weekly throughout the school year by the staff.

STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

First Row: Catherine Bruggeman, Gayle Johnson, Pamela Gross, Mary Bonnerup, Karen Walter, Bonnie Runge, Nancy Monnens, Sandra Junek, Linda Vinje. Second Row: Rosemary Marz, Pamela Capistrant, Jean Anne Nichols, Edith Bierbaum, Claudia Halstead, Barbara Winkel, Kay Will, Sherry Zastrow, Barbara O’Reilly. Third Row: Colleen O’Kane, Sandra Shima, Diane Heim, Nancy Bezdichek, Susan Giger, Kathryn Moe, Kay Eiken, Patricia Ferden, Diann Bastin. Fourth Row: Gary Bergquist, Joseph Stanich, Dennis Roemer, Paul Skattum, Michael Klomp, Davis A. Kulas, Allan Grant, Arlyn Pohlman, Neil Diersen, Ronald L. Larson.

WINONAN Louis Bardel, Lee Turner, Jeffrey Cadwell, Gene Larrabee, editor, Fred Deziel, Steven Druley, Mark Nolan.

Wenonah Staff

The Wenonah Staff burned the candle at both ends many nights at 227 West Howard. The staff was organized into individual sections, each headed by an editor. Nearly fifty students helped to produce the 1970 Wenonah yearbook.The project involved a great deal of work, but there were good times to make the year a memorable one.

Ann Franks shows Terry Finnern and Linda Wendt how to draw up a layout mat.

Hard-working, fun-loving editor, Mary Koffron.

Harry Bartz, Business Manager, prays that the yearbook will not go into debt.

Photographers Paul Kuchenmeister and Mike Abitz put in long, hard hours.

Kathy Harpel and Ruth Ann Michel drawing up class section layouts.

Diana Blackburn, Organizations Section Editor.

Wenonah Players

Dorothy B. Magnus, Advisor

Pat Lickteig

Valarie Skjeveland

Dawn Fiegel

Pam Evjen

Norma Michael

Sheila Gehling

Diane McNally

Mary Hittner

Dennis Roemer

Kathleen Helland

Kay Swanson

Bonnie Hoesley

Jan Morgan

David Crow

Terrance Wobig

Thomas Rayman

Paul Sticha

Gregory Elwell

Bruce Danielson

June Courteau

Paula Hanson

Patricia Sweeney

Linda Leslie

Susan Hoblit

Linda Vinje

Bettie Jane Hoesley

Cheryl Smith

Jean Melius

David Vieths

Michael OToole

Mark Orlowski

Patricia Tolmie

Frisby

Carolyn Day Kickbusch

Edith Bierbaum

Carolyn Ebeling

Constance Kroeger

Patricia Meyer

Barbara O’Reilly

Maisa Tweeten

Christine Meier

Bruce Hittner

Kathleen Russett

Wendy Snyder

Penelope Weimer

D. Keith Anderson

Robert Buss

Kerry N. Erederick

Paul Skattum

Nancy Boegemann

Karen Hartley

Betty Eglinton

Sylvia Erpelding

Joan Anderson

Luanne Steiner

Sandra Widing

Ann Purdoehl

The Wenonah Player’s group is Winona State’s drama group. Each quarter they put on a different production. In the fall of the year members are chosen, by audition, and have an opportunity to gain experience on and off the stage. Miss Magnus is the faculty advisor.

Wenonah Players presented Moliere’s That Scoundrel Scapin as their production for fall quarter.

Winona State Speech Association

Paul Skattum, Beth Fratzke and Pat Peltier were elected as the officers for the Winona State Speech Association. This organization includes all speech majors and minors who choose to become members. The promotion of speech activities is their main objective. This is done through guest speakers, debate, discussions, and the teaching of speech.

Intercollegiate Debate

Winona’s intercollegiate debaters travel state wide and national wide in order to promote forensics and other activities of Winona State College. Each student helps to develop his own character through debate. Winona’s debate team is coached by Professor Norbert H. Mills.

WINONA STATE SPEECH ASSOCIATION First Row: Dorothy B. Magnus, Advisor, Patricia Tolmie Frisby, Edith Bierbaum, Linda Leslie, Catherine Bruggeman, Barbara O’Reilly, June Courteau, David Crow. Second Row: Beth Fratzke, Carolyn Day Kickbusch, Betty Eglinton, Penelope Weimer, Sheila Gehling, Marsha Tweeten, Kathleen Russett. Third Row: M i c h a e 1 O’Toole, Dennis Roemer, Paul Skattum. Fourth Row: Terrance Wobig, Kerry Frederick, Bruce Hittner, Mark Orlowski, D. Keith Anderson, Bruce Danielson, David Vieths.

INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE Roger Runnigen, Ruth Greden, Candace Kobler, Mr. Norbert Mills, Dennis Aase, Mark NoIan, Lee Turner, Gene Larrabee.

Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Pi

Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary scholarship organization. Members are asked to join if they have the correct grade-point qualifications. Kappa Delta Pi sponsors a scholarship tea in February for freshmen and sophomores. It also has a scholarship fund. The officers are president, Terry Wobig; vice president, Linda Sens; secretary. Barb Schifsky; treasurer, Marilyn Feuling.

Kappa Pi is the national art fraternity for all art majors and minors. Their year’s projects inelude the Homecoming Queen’s float, painting on the front windows in Somsen for Christmas, sponsoring the Spring Prom and art festivals, and helping with art exhibits. Their meetings are both social and professional. Officers include president, Doug Standki; vice president, Lynda Trapp; secretary, Alice Schwartzhoff; treasurer, Shirley Cook.

KAPPA DELTA PI First Row: Kay Ken, Margaret Hanson, Richard Ahrens, Marie Ciokiewicz, Diann Bastin, Ronald L. Larson. Second Row: Rita O’Berry, Betty Eglinton, Claudia Halstead, Karen Hadoff, Bonnie Boysen, Diane Ketchum, Linda Sens, Joan Whitney, Linda Hermanson. Third Row: Sumie Makino, Marilyn Feuling, Kathleen Little, Patricia Ferden, Barbara Schifsky, Terrance Wobig, Miss Murray, Pamela Gross, Patricia Rinowski, Mary Wachtel.

KAPPA PI First Row: Douglas Standke, Kathryn O’Reilly, Nancy Miller, Colleen Goltz. Second Row: Alice Schwartzhoff, LyndaTrapp, Marilyn Feuling, Miss Murray, Linda Helgeson, Janice Ebert, TheresaSeidl.

S.A.M. Accounting Club

The Society for the Advancement of Management is an organization that is designed for those students who are pursuing a career in business education or business administration.Officers are: President, Mike Spellacy; Vice President, Pat Ryan; Treasurer, Dale Walker; Secretary, Mike Ryan.

The Accounting Club is an undergraduate association designed to aid students who are interested in a career in either business administration or business education. The Accounting Club is a local group and its objective is to further the student’s experience in the principles of modern business management. The officers for the club include president, Richard Nelson; vice president, Irwin Nehring; secretary, Duane Nelson; treasurer, Gary Knouft.

SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT

First Row: Pat Ryan, Michael Spellacy. Second Row: Vernon Gulczinski, Dale Walker, William Saari.

ACCOUNTING CLUB First Row: Judith Goodman, Gary Knouft, Irvin Nehring, Drew Ricks, Richard Nelson, Arlyn Ruesink, Myron Scharpen, Jens Kallevang.

Mickey Mouse Club

Pictured above is the newest Winona State College social organization. The Mickey Mouse Club colony was founded on this campus January 16, 1970 by a group of concerned individuals whose commonality rests in their firm belief that Mickey Mouse exists and will prove to be the New savior of mankind.

It also maintains the firm belief that as a means of escaping the stupidness and buffoonery of our society regression is much superior to alcoholism, drug addiction and/ or insanity.

Warriorettes

The Warriorettes add color and spirited enthusiasm to Winona State College sports activities. A precision drill and dance team, they promote leadership, responsibility and group activity.

Warriorette choreographers:

MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Daffy Duck (Alias Lou Bardel), Uncle Scrooge, (alias Dave Jansen), Yogi Bear (alias Rich Mattison), Goofy (alias Frank Salo), Minnie Mouse (alias Carol Peterson), Huey (alias Dave Russell), Dopey (alias Jim Hogue), and Donald Duck (alias Rog Gaustad). Missing are; Pluto (alias Rich Iverson), Jimminey Cricket (alias Dennis Brom), Prince Charming (alias Curt Urbanski).

Nancy Olson, Linda Leslie, and Leslie Carvell.

WARRIORETTES

First Row: Mary Kuchenmeister, Dianne Huirás, Nancy Olsen, Linda Leslie, Cathy Hernlem, Martha Marvin, Pat Flueger. Second Row: Josephine McDonald, Nancy Thompson, Sue Miller, Barbara Ree, Carol Anthony, Barbara Steele, Janice Christenson, Carol Schoener, Marsha Prescher. Third Row; Fran Fullerton, Sharon Czatlewski, Diana Ostern, Judy Rosengren, Leslie Carvell, Betty Eglinton, Jane Prudahl, Pat Ryan.

College Republicans

The Winona State College Republicans promote involvement in national, state, and local affairs. Throughout the year they actively participate in such areas as county neighborto-neighbor drives, registering voters, and getting donations. The group also works with the Republican groups on St. Mary’s and St. Theresa’s campuses. Paul Wilson presided over the group, with Adrienne Block as vice president, Karen Anderson as secretary, and Marsha Walters as treasurer.

Young Americans for Freedom

Young Americans for Freedom is a new organization on the Winona State campus this year. It was founded as a national organization in 1960 in Sharon, Conn., with the idea of individual freedom and a constitutional government in mind. Officers for the year were Chairman, John Frydenlund; Vice Chairman, Greg Fletcher; Secretary, Adrienne Bloch; Treasurer, Phillip Hansen; Historian, Heidi Sweely. These officers led the group in various activities on campus and published The Aquarius, an underground paper stressing the conservative side of politics.

COLLEGE REPUBLICANS First Row: John Foty, Adrianne Block, Karen Anderson, Fleidi Sweely, Therese Barrett. Second Row: LaDonna Aakrer, Patricia Phipps, Jane Klaseus, Sharon Nystuen. Third Row: Gary Christie, Marie Myerchin, Mary Omundson, John Frydenlund. Fourth Row: Marion Congdun, Paul Wilson, Steven Lindroth. Fifth Row: Gregory Fletcher, Marsha Walters, Jacqueline Voight.

YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM Top: Gregory Fletcher, Adrienne Block, John Frydenlund. Standing: Kathryn Hill, Marie Myerchin, Heidi Sweely, Mary Omundson.

Industrial Arts Club

The main purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to promote industrial arts throughout the community. The group meets once a month and also toured various industrial sites during the year. Orin Holtan served as president for this organization.

Veteran’s Club

Winona State’s Veteran’s Club promotes brotherhood among men who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Members are required to have been in active duty for a minimum of twenty-one months. This year the club sponsored raffles in which a drawing was held to pay a lucky student’s tuition each quarter.

INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB First Row; Richard Ahrens, Michael Abitz. Second Row: Steven Prussing, Larry Tweten. Third Row: Paul Kuchenmeister.

VETERAN’S CLUB First Row; John Anderson, David Bauer, Kim Boyum, William Trouten. Second Row: Vernon Gulczinski, David Schulz, Joseph Raschka, Barry Brinkmeier, Danny Kirkland.

Resident Assistants

The resident assistants are upperclassmen who provide a dorm environment that is pleasant for students who reside in the dorms. The R.A.’s provide guidance and counseling in the dormitory residents and do their utmost to make life for dormitory residents good and memorable.

RESIDENT ASSISTANTS

First Row: Joanne Swanson, Linda Flermanson, Janis Graner, Ruth Seyba, Vicki Michel, Rebecca Roberts, Linda Leary, Jean Anne Nichols, Carolyn Clementson, Mary Ann Hall, Marie Ciokiewicz, Colleen O'Kane, Jean Woodsrud, John Lindsay. Second Row: Mary Lou Robinson, Sandy Junek, Sharon Euerle, Susan Trandem, Sandy Shima, Jane Ormston, Douglas Standke, Rosemary Marz, Dorothy Pexton, Ronald Lavell, Timothy Schreiner. Third Row: Michael Klomp, Richard Boyum, Marsha Walters, Barbara Hill, Kathryn Moe, Alice Schwartzhoff, Nancy Monnens, Charles Redwing, Urban Bergsten, Mark Raas, James Moenck, Jeff Franko, Frank Kuter.

Judicial Board

JUDICIAL BOARD

First Row: James Burmeister, Timothy Denny, Patricia Cory, Patti Wilson, Sherri Werner, Virginia Beinhorn, Barbara O’Reilly, Mary Ann Hall, Lynn Ramacher, Kathy Starr, Heidi Sweeny. Second Row: Kenneth Club, Mary Adams, Mary Ann Bergstrom, Dianne Huirás, Kathleen Harpel, Susan Richards, Nan Palmer, Joyce Smith, Marie Ciokiewicz, Joanne Swanson. Third Row: Richard Fullmer, Clifford Friese, John Allison, Joseph Stevens, Marsha Krasean, Thomas Voiovich, Barbara Teerink, Vernon VonFeldt, Gary Lorenz, Teresa Peterson, Betty Finn, Annette Grégoire.

The Judicial Board is composed of students who take care of disciplinary matters or violations of residence hall procedures. It is presided by a chairman of advisors or other designated staff member.

Dormitory Councils

The Dormitory Councils are composed of elected representatives from each dormitory floor. They arrange activities such as movies and special dorm events for residents, and they meet together to discuss suggestions for improving dorm life.

Women’s Residence Hall Council and Representatives

First Row: Linda Burkhart, Jayne Rosen, Barbara Winkel, Sherri Werner, Kathleen Kenney. Second Row: Mary Geotsch, Barbara Tolmie, Kathleen Daggit, Heath Pozonie, Catherine Muellich. Third Row: Rosalie Dauffenbach, Katherine Burger, Doris Kutz. Fourth Row: Maureen McHugh, Laurie Mikelson, Audrey Schwandt.

WOMEN’S RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES

WOMEN’S RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL First Row; Kathleen Kenney, Connie Hansen, Kathleen Daggit, Heath Bozonie. Second Row: Miss Woodsend, SandraShima, Mary Kurtz, Bonnie Erdman, Marilyn Nelson.

Men’s Residence Hall Council and Representatives

MEN’S RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL (Executive Body) First Row; Michael Simons, Robert Barnacle, Larry Niebur.

MEN’S RESIDENCE HALL (Representatives) First Row; Thomas Erkel, Steven Lindroth, Dennis Rindels, Jeffrey Schlee, Leigh Alms. Second Row; Richard Gergen, Thomas Varien, Bernard Klein, Gary Steuernagel, Thomas Mullner.

Women’s Physical Education Club

WOMEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Juniors and Seniors)

First Row: Patricia O’Dea, Bonny Lewers, Carol Barrone, Deborah Millie, Linda Leary, Carolyn Clementson, Joan Moner, Linda Billison, Jeanne Wilson, Mary Abts, Joan Daniels. Second Row: Linda Backer, Kay Kiesner, June Courteau, Barbara Peterson, Mary Stearns, Marion Nelson, Laurel Nunstedt, Sherry Zastrow, Barbara Husbyn, Marilyn Nelson, Marcia Valley. Third Row: Margaret Navara, Mary Jo Tubbs, Sharon Euerle, Barbara Bergsrud, Barbara Ohm, Joan Benson, Marsha Walters, Rosemary Marz, Carol Marzke, Dolores Mullen, Linda Blakely, Colleen O’Kane.

WOMEN’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION

(Freshmen and Sophomores)

First Row: Barbara Brown, Kathleen Boelter, Deborah Bradford, Sharon Pearson, Joyce Paul, Ruth Moore, Marie Martinucci. Second Row: Laura Tentis, Susan Roth, Kathleen Cemensky, Pat VanAuken, JoAnne Harper, Carol Judd, Rebecca Ring, Deborah Hanlon, Kathryn Kragthorpe. Third Row: Karen Ries, Carol Klotz, Carol Hovey, Jean Bronschinske, Sally Schick, Nancy Bellingham, Susan Barth, Jan Wilson, Dianne Huirás, Margaret Sader, Kathleen DeYoe.

The Women’s Physical Education Club is a professional organization working with the Division of Health and Physical Education at Winona State College. They work to promote the interest and welfare of health and physical education and to develop the leadership qualities of each individual through social and professional functions so that one may be more qualified to serve in his field. The organization offers the Jean Talbot Scholarship to an outstanding junior each year. The members also sponsor an annual high school Playday for junior high school girls in the area. The officers include president, Annette Nyseth; vice president, Sharon Everle; secretary-treasurer, Jan Wilson; publicity, Carolyn Clemmentson; student representative, Jeanne Wilson.

WIEP

The WIEP Board invites all women to take part in their activity program. This program provides a wide range of activities and offers an opportunity for participants to increase their sports skills in a friendly competitive atmosphere, provides social contacts with other students, and develops the spirit of cooperation and fair play. Extramural competition is with other colleges and universities inthis

area. The WIEP program is conducted by a representative student board. These women organize and operate all the activities within our program. The leaders of the group are student director, Sharon Euerle; assistant director, Marilyn Nelson; secretary, Joyce Paul; extramural director, Debbie Millie; Intramural director, Joan Moyer; publicity director, Rosie Marz.

Ski and Outing Club

to promote

WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM First Row: Kay Kiesner, Deborah Millie, Carolyn Clementson, Joyce Paul, Joan Moyer, Sherry Zastrow, Rebecca Ring. Second ^ow; Patricia O’Dea, June Courteau, Margaret Navara, Barbara Husbyn, Carol Judd, Jeanne Wilson, Sandra Mross. Third Row: Sharon Euerle, Rosemary Marz, Joan Benson, Marsha Walters, Marilyn Nelson, Janis Wilson, Dianne Fluirás, ColleenO’Kane.

SKI AND OUTING CLUB First Row: Margaret Topping, Toby Christensen, Mary Williams, Barbara Thierman, Jacqueline Jensen, Pam Evjen, Dusten Bertel, Francis Fullerton, Donald Leaon, Carol Klotz, Mary Adams, Dean L. Boelter. Second Row: James Rue, Catherine LaBrosse, Sharon Sanger, Martha Holden, James Sweazy, Kim Mills, Pam Sinnen, Anna Schoenfelder, Linda Weilhammer, Ellen Haverlandt. Third Row: John Heddle, Allan Grant, Kay Swanson, Mary Frank, Dennis Boelter, Margaret Ohlgren, Steve Thrune, Elaine Kalien, Thomas Mullner. Fourth Row: William McKenzie, Advisor, Payl Bambenek, Gregory Goetzman, John Sather, Thomas Stoa, Rolland Grunz, James Streeter, Susan Stankiewicz, Paul Calhoun. in the out-of-doors by sponsoring and participating in openair excursions. Among the numerous water, snow and field activities, the high point of this year’s club was their skiing

The Ski and Outing Club exists

activities trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, over Christmas vacation.

Lutheran Collegians

Lutheran Collegians are an organization of students affiliated with the Wisconsin Synod of the Lutheran Church. The officers of the group include Linda Sens as president, Neil Diersen as vice president, Angie Boettcher as secretary, and Warren Hoppe as Treasurer. Weekly meetings are held and serve also as a time for worship among friends. Informal activities are promoted, along with planned conventions which give the students an opportunity to get to know other Lutheran Collegians on other campuses in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Gamma Delta

Gamma Delta, affiliated with the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church, is a religious organization welcoming Lutheran college students. They meet at the Gamma Delta House for informal gettogethers with friends and alsohave organized meetings, discussions, and worship services. Officers include President, Leslie Wille; Vice President, John Ehlen; Secretary, Lynda Trapp; Treasurer, Bonnie Runge.

RIGHT: LUTHERAN COLLEGIANS Seat ed: Chris Meyer. Standing: Warren Hoppe, Neil Dierson, Linda Sens.

GAMMA DELTA First Row: Marilyn Maki, Francis Fullerton, Karen Fischer. Second Row: Katheryn Gudmundson, Barbara Johnson, LyndaTrapp. Third Row: Kathryn Mowry, Marcia Brakke, Karen Niepolet. Fourth Row: Karen McHattie, Linda Christensen, Bonnie Runge, Christine Mutkala.

Encounter

ENCOUNTER First Row; Mary Koffron, Marie Ciokiewicz. Second Row; Rev. Charles Emery, Jill Hedglin, Patti Wilson, Jean Dunn, Harry Bartz.

Encounter is an ecumenical religious organization. Each Thursday evening informal worship services were held, followed by studies of modem twentieth century theologians. Social activities such as tobogganing, pizza parties, taffy pulls, and roller skating also provided fun and fellowship for the group. Officers include Mary Koffron, president; Jeanne Wilson, vice president; and Rosie Mahoney, secretary-treasurer.

Newman Club

The Newman Center serves as a “second home” for many Winona State College students. The coffee pot is always on and all students are welcome to join the card games, discussions, song fests, or other informal get-togethers that occur almost any time of the day. The organized Newman Club is presided by Richard Gora. The Monday evening meetings serve as a planning time for folk Masses, parties, retreats, and other similar activities.

NEWMAN First Row; Jane Conway, Linda Bowe, Mary Nipp, Marie Cassidy, Ray Kiral. Second Row; Rowe Alt, Nancy Newman, Anne McGuire, M a r i 1 y nn Feuling, Gary McGulpin. Third Row; Rich Gora, Bill Shaffer, Bud Schulte, Therese Raker, Valerie Sanders. Sister Yvette, Jean Conway.

Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is a nationally known religious organization that offers to all students of all faiths prayer and Bible study, guest speakers, films and a variety of social activities.

Mrs. Steve James is its advisor and on its executive board are Dave Crow, president; DeAnn Neumann, vice-president; Karen Hartley, Secretary; and Linda Wendt, treasurer.

Inter-Varsity

The Satori, staffed and financed by students is in its third year of publication. The staff collects prose, poetry and artwork from the entire campus community for the literary magazine.

First Row: Valerie Bauer, Diann Bastin, Marilyn DeForth, Jeanne Forster, Eunice Loeffler, Karen Hartley, Secretary. Second Row: Ruth Ann Buckbee, Janice Bostrom, Becky Van Auken, Bea Bauer, Alice Peterson, Judy Asp. Third Row: John Rubash, Joyce Smith, Anna Schoenfelder, Linda Wendt, Treasurer, Marilyn Carter, David Crow, President. Fourth Row: Robbie Wright, Carl Sarich, George Klippenes, Duane Flemming, Robert Kashe.

First Row: Roxanne Hanson, Bonnie Nash, Connie Carver. Second Row: Miss Joan Kuzma, Gretchen Guenther, Carol Ryan.

Nursing Club

Members of the Nursing Club at Winona State inelude those persons who are majors in the Nursing program. Meetings are held once a month. One of the advantages of this particular organization is that the nursing students are able to get to know each other outside of the classroom and the hospital. Also, new students have a chance to get to know his or her fellow classmates in a more relaxed atmosphere.

NURSING CLUB First Row: Sandy Wagner, Judy Kycek, Carol Sorg, Virginia Bienhorn, Linda Christenson, Elaine Antilla. Second Row: Barbara Latterell, Maulice Lauden, Paula Terras, Helen Laumb, Barbara Vanderpol, Christine Reisdorf, Kathie Jahn, Kristin Wertz, Babraba Berg. Third Row: Judy Asp, Cindy Sweeny, Rosalie Dauffenbach, Monica Geraets, Karen O'Boyle, Pat Andree, Alice Peterson, Vonna DeQuise, Jeanne Melius, Carolyn Abts. Fourth Row: Brenda Tegmeier, Diane McNally, Candy Sopoci, Julie Klomp, Fran Ludwig, Karen S. Olson, Nancy Wing, Connie Tarras.

W.S.C. Nursing students are prepared to give direct patient care in health agen cies.

CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Becky Van Auken, Kathy Burger, Zerita O'Reilly, Pamela Brunkow, Ruby Oian, Susan McCrae, Pat Gehring, Therese Seidle. Second Row: Margaret Hay, Margaret Kohir, Barbara Pentorel, Patricia Andree, Candace Simon, Diana Ostern, Judy Durben, Catherine Langord, Susan Buck, Lynn Deutschman. Third Row: Jimmie J. Dickson, David Danchwart, John Walsh, Gary Steuernagel, Terry Carlson, Kerry Burnham, John Frydenlund, Don Arnold, Michael Wilder. Fourth Row: Steve Prussing, Jon Schoonmaker, Mike Klomp, John Hingeveld, Edward Rank, Francis Thidse, Dennis Redwing, Brian Houdek, Peter Meyer.

Concert Choir

RIGHT: The WSC CONCERT CHOIR in the Washington Cathedral during their choir tour in the Spring of 1969.

Under the direction of Mr. Richmond McCluer the Concert Choir is already ready, willing, and able. During the third week in April the choir will tour southwest to Nebraska. This year the choir was fortunate in having been able to have a concert with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. We hope to do another this year.

First Row; Susan Ruehmann, Karen Hadoff, Wendy W. Thoreson, Virginia Dugan, Pat Ferden, Pat Tetviler, Leanne Hansen. Second Row: Kathie Jahn, Mary Twite, Mary MacDonald, Cherie Pachkofsky, Kathryn R. Moe, Gladys Lamt, Sue Hoeppner, Judy Wharton, Carol Frisch. Third Row: Wayne Kidd, William W. Trouten, Gordy Rostvold, Tim Peterson, Ron Johnson, Chuck Sand, John Reed, John Michael Ehmann. Fourth Row: Steven Lund, Dan Sonja, Brian Olson, Dave Obst, Glenn Riske, Michael David Laughlin, Kent Erding, Miles Irwin.

RIGHT: The choir members around the Minnesota monument at Gettysburg during their spring 1969 tour.

Concert Band

The seventy members of the Winona State Concert Band, under the direction of Dr. Donald Moely. They continued to perpetuate its philosophy of diversification and variety for the individual band member with numerous types of performances this year. With the concerts, the band still found time to travel into Canada for their annual tour, while Pat Ferden was called upon as soloist at many of the concerts.

CONCERT BAÑO First Row: Dorothy Pexton, Valencia Peterson, Pat Gehring, Candi Sopoci, Susan Ruehmann, Barbara Bonow, Mary Manship, Patricia Ferden. Second Row: Lydia Ives, Bonnie Nash, Debbie Hanlon, Jane Costello, Paula Steitz, Pamela Brunkow, Carmen Linda Conklin, David Crow, Wendy Thoreson, Gloria Peterson, Joan Hauble, James Kulig. Third Row: Susan McCrae, Michael Wilder, Beverly Gronvold, Ron Haugen, Donna Rahn, Adeline Claeys, Kris Hagen, Sheila Marschall, Kathy Nash, David Smelser, Barbara Rentoul. Sharon Olson, Mary Lou Robinson, Judith Asp, Mary MacDonald, Valerie Bauer, Faye Schafer, Edith Bierbaum, Terry Sundry,

The pep band at Winona State performed at most of the home basketball games.

Nancy Wilma. Fourth Row; Joseph Williams, Peg Eischen, Linda Vinje, Rodney Urtel, Kevin Hammel, John Janisch, Thomas Tiedemann, Rick Ruehmann, Francis Thicke, Randy Blaser, Dan Sonju, Dan Hogstad, James Rupprecht, Roger Bierbaum, Darryl Smelser, Lawrence Becker, Mike Hoskins, Norman Baron, Grant Robinson, Edward Rauk, Bruce Wildes, Kathy Rolli, Rick Murtinger, Mary Lund, David Knight’. Not Pictured; Benjamin Withart, John Richert.

^ Winona State Concert Band faithfully practiced each day for their major performances of the year.

Alpha Delta Pi

Alpha Delta Pi, the oldest national sorority, is the youngest on our campus. Alpha Delta Pi sponsors a queen candidate for Homecoming and works hard on the Christmas Dance. They also sponsor the All-Greek talent show during Greek Week. The Alpha Delta Pi motto suggests “We Live for Each Other”.

The Delta Omega Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta goals are friendship, sharing, service, honor, and trust. The chapter works together to help others and have fun too. Alpha Xi sponsors a traveling scholarship trophy and has sponsored the All-Greek Song for Greek Week. This year four of the Homecoming queen candidates were Alpha Xi’s. The float they built along with Phi Delta* Rho took the tying first place trophy.

ALPHA

Marie Tolstad, Cindy Robinson, Claudia Halstead, Ginny Leifield, Sue Drajeske, Nancy Barney.

Melanie Lutterman, Janet Spath, Kathy Stemmer, Diane Heim, Valerie Skjeveland, Mary Lou Wiebke, Sue Hoblit, Sandy Shima, Sue Metzler, Linda Siems, Linda Leslie. Third Row: Mary Hittner, Sue Westlund, Pat Browne, Diane Frosch, Diane Ostern, Nancy Bezdichek, Ruth Seba, Kathy Hernlem, Jeri Madsen, Mary Barton, Molly Madden. Fourth Row: Barb Glasrud, Corky Rosengren, Barb Quinn, Penny Wiemer, Betty Eglinton, Laura Jamnick, Linda Boyum, Nancy Hitchcock, Kathy Holl, Ruth Wegman. Not

ALPHA DELTA PI First Row; Kathy Kenney, Sheryl Joy, Katie Herrig, Candy Kohler, Deedee Connoy, Bonnie Gifford, Diane Gordon, Jo Hageman. Second Row: Diane Johnson, Diane Cole, Gretchen Gunther, Barb Hussyn, Kathy Moe, Jane Mehrkins, Sue Comstock, Jeanne Lewanski, Chris Johnston. Third Row: Marti Marvin, Linda Nelson, Joan Benson, Suzanne Rumstick, Connie Menden, Karen Donehower, Dot Pexton, Jeanne Heller, Shirley Cook, Lynn Seitz.

XI DELTA First Row:

Second Row:

Pictured: Pat Romanchuk.

Delta Zeta

The Zeta Upsilon chapter of Delta Zeta, the largest National sorority, is the oldest sorority on the Winona State Campus. Delta Zeta stresses scholarship, being an active campus organization, service to others, and above all sisterhood. Delta Zeta sponsors the Fall fashion show, annual mum sale at Homecoming, the Valentines dance, and numerous bake sales. They are helping to provide an education for a Korean child and help with the Cerebral Palsy drive. Delta Zeta has “sisterhood and lifelong friendship as the trademark of the sorority.”

DELTA ZETA First Row; Cathy Cliff, Becky Roberts, Jan Johnson, Sue Critchfield, Carol Pretzel, Pat Carter, Cheryl Colvin, Linda VonBargen, Candy Simon, Linda Handt, Theresa Hayes, Kris Krejci, Connie Hansen, Jill Schwartz, Marie Heins, Dale Helmich, Jan Edwards, Lynn Ess. Second Row; Barb Steene, Peg Eischen, Sue Rosacker, Linda Knippenberg, Sue Sova, Rita McCauley, Ruth Heine, Gayle Smith. Third Row; Vickie Eling, Barb Ohm, Shari Albers, Leslie Carvell, Jane Ormston, Pam Capistrant, Libbie Albertson, Pam Mason. Not Pictured; Jeanne Nadreau, Nancy Olson, Lita Widul, Alice Green, Joanne Ostrem, Cheryl Bremseth.

Delta Zeta sponsored a Fall fashion show.

Phi Delta Rho

Phi Delta Rho, a local fraternity, believes in independence and individualism. The Phi Delts earn brotherhood during their pledge period and practice it by sponsoring a Homecoming queen and building a float that tied for first place. A Phi Delt social function is always an out-ofthe-ordinary party. Being a Phi Delt means having a good time.

Phi Sigma Epsilon

Efforts of Phi Xi chapter at Winona State to have a third consecutive winning Homecoming queen candidate were stymied this year due to illness of their candidate, but they put all their energy into building a prize winning float, “Tip-a-Canoe and a Victory too” and won first place in a tie. The Red Coats add to the cheering section by giving avid and loyal support to the WSC teams. Phi Sig emphasizes its goal of true brotherhood.

PHI DELTA RHO First Row: Dan Rein, Jim Rue, Don Haach, John Ellis, Dick Wayne, Kevin Senn, Jim Cappola, Harvey Carlson, Rick Miller. Second Row: Chris Kanadares, Steven Hansen, Larry Comm, Gene Burr, Les Bohnen, Terry Vogt. Third Row: Tom Snyder, Jessy Rymer, Jeff Karlovick, Don Nordby, Chuck Wayne, Larry Anderson, Larry Brady, Bruce McCalern, Dan Kramer, Cary Villeneuve.

Fourth Row: Tom Doffing, Rick Snyder, Clem Darkenwald, Greg Sieleman, Hans Meier, Paul Swanson, Cal Stewart, Frank Allen, Steve Holubar, John Buscovick. Not Pictured: Darrel Metcalf, Terry Skaar, Ron Anderson, Skip Newton, Randy Gronert, Jim McDonnough, Mitch Hartung.

PHI SIGMA EPSILON First Row: Mike Alexander, Jim Blaschka, Brian L. Williams, Joe Dolan, Diane Heim, Chapter Sweetheart; Tom Lewis, Bruce Wolfgren, Dennis Konkel. Second Row: Ken Koloed, Morris Hanson, Lee Buck, Jim Trotman, Joe Adams, Roy Herrera, Roger Halstead, John Marnach, Gary Meier. Third Row: Dan Cull, Ron White, Jim Madsen, John Allison, Wayne Chains, Dave Boss, Frank Santori, Doug Standke, Bruce Johnson, Peter Wade, Pete Cole. Fourth Row: Jerry Schwengels, Tom Brase, Dick May, Andy Ross, Burl Haar, Duane Nelson, Rick Kohn, Rollie Austin, Mike Schneider, Steve Franklin, RichSorom. Not Pictured: Spencer Yohe, Dave Anderson, Tom Berguson, Bob Fontaine, Art Humphries, Phil Luhman, Bruce Blixt, Sid Bishop, Noel Paulson.

Sigma Tau Gamma Tau Kappa Epsilon

The Beta XI Chapter is the oldest National social Fraternity on the Winona State campus. It sponsors a Homecoming queen and float. Sig Tau emphasizes the ideals of manhood, scholarship, good citizenship, and congeniality.

Winona State TEKE Colony, an affiliate of Tau Kappa Epsilon International—the largest social fraternity in the world, is in the process of gaining its national charter. TEKE develops men through emphasis on academic achievement, through public service projects, by participating in numerous campus activities, by sponsoring a Club Playboy dance and Spring frolic, by having a constructive pledge period and through numerous theme social gatherings. TEKE’s motto is: “Not for Wealth,Rank, or Honor, But for Personal Worth and Character”.

TAU KAPPA EPSILON Eirst Row: Dennis Brom, President; Steve Hovind, Steve Runkle, Larry Ernst, Jack Krage, Daryl Broniche, Tom Beeman, Jeff Hanson, Don Rose. Second Row: Dave Jansen, Louis Bardel, Roger Janikowski, Larry Lyman, Mike Bundy, Ron Marchionda, Norm Semling, Dave Russell, Dan O’Brien. Third Row: Mr. Robert Ferris, adviser; Charlie Scovil, Lee Newman, Frank Salo, Roger Borchart, Roger Runnigan, Ted Kopren, Jim Hogue, Marc Peterson, Neil Grummons, Bill Gludt, John Rost. Fourth Row: Steve Erdmanczyk, Roger Gaustad, Mike Lechler, Steve Dublin, David A. Kulas, Bob Wood, Rich Iverson, Bruce Vonderohe, Curt Urbanski, Randy Roberts, Chuck Westby. Not Pictured: Wally Hood, Steve Wieczorek, Rick Mattson, Mike Mikrut, Ken Maddux, Gale Johnson, Ken Evans, John Mattison.

SIGMA TAU GAMMA First Row: Jim Dubsky, Don Pressnall, Jim Bagniewski, Ron Oglesby, Art Normandin, Ken Mogren. Second Row: Don Stumpff, Kit Grier, Dan Bohan, Gary Colgan, Hank Zacharias, John Erickson, Pete Hass, Kenny Hunze. Third Row: Mike Plath, Dave Wodde, Larry Niebur, Tom Brown, Howard Bicker, Bruce Springer, Robert Sawyer, Kevin Mulcahy, John Foster, Mike Rivers. Fourth Row: Dave McNally, Dave Ogren, Terry Carlson, Rowen Kurimay, Ken Peterson, Pete Clark, Dale Howard, Dan Camery, Bob Boulware, adviser.

Tau Kappa

One of the features at the 1970 Club Playboy was a casino with various games of chance.

Nancy Speltz was chosen 1970 TEKE Sweetheart at the second annual Club Playboy.

The casino offered blackjack as one of the Club Playboy activities, in the student union.

M iss Ann Boyum was chosen, by a panel of faculty judges, as Playmate for the event.

Epsilon sponsors the 1970 Club Playboy

Panhellenic Council

The Panhellenic Council is a national organization which includes twenty-two sororities. The local council has two representatives from each of the three sororities on campus. Officers of the Panhellenic Council are Betty Eglinton as president, Barb Steene, vice president, and Kathy Moe, secretarytreasurer. The other three members are delegates from their individual sororities. The main function for this group is to take charge of rush. A great deal of work goes into the planning of activities for rush.

Greek Week

The annual Greek Week was held February 15-21. Buttons were sold bearing the slogan, “Good Grief, Be Greek.” Activities throughout the week included the Snow Sculpture and Greek Olympics. Also, an All-Sing and Talent Show were conducted. Climaxing the campus events was a free dance on Friday evening of that week. The featured band was the “Andantes,” one of the finest groups in Canada.

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Seated: Jo Hageman and Sue Drajeski. Standing: Kathy Moe, Gail Smith, and Betty Eglinton. Not pictured: Barb Steene.

“Good Grief, Be Greek,’’ slogan of Greek Week

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Darrel Corey

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Norman Gillund

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Thomas Gravenish

Sharon Greenslade

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Keith Harris

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Dianne L. Haynes

Jeanne Heller

Robert Hempy

Lee Herold

Patricia Herr

Kay Herron

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Craig Holmstrom

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Peter Horton

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Brian Houdek

Mark Houghton

Gary Hughes

Roger Huling

William Hume

Lynn Huntoon

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John Jeresek

Bruce Johnson

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Donna Johnson

De Blonde Johnson

Donald Johnson

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Margot Johnson

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Stephen Joswick

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John Kannel

Clara Karli

Joanne Karsten

James Kauphusman

Patrick Kauphusman

James Keiper

Peter Keller

David Kennedy

Kathleen Kiesner

Milo Kilen

Richard King

Peter Klas

Thira Klayamorn

David Knopick

Gary Knouft

Deis Konkel

Thomas Konkel

Cora Koopman

Peter Kopercinski

RichardKothe

Phyllis Kreibich

Anthony Kreuzer

David Kulas

Susan La Course

Dennis Landers

Richard Lantz

Gene Larrabee

Donald Laufenburger

Barbara Lea

Donald Leaon

Anita Lee

Duane Lee

Marita Legreid

Samuel Lindsay

Mark Loerch

Kenneth Luedtke

Mary Lund

Steven Lund

Richard Lutes

Frances Lynch

Carolyn Mahoney

Gordon Mahoney

Steven Majerus

Sumie Makino

John Mallander

A. Ronald Marchionda

Harry Marso

Robert Martens

Gregory Martin

Kathleen Martin

Randall Mason

John Mattison

James Matzke

Catherine Mayer

James McArthur

Phillip McBrien

Lindsay McCabe

Michael McCammon

Richard McCarthy

James McConaghy

Bernard McLaughlin

Alan Melin

Cynthia Merrick

Richard Metz

Rita Meyer

Sam Michels

Rick Miller

John Milton

Ronald Moen

Paul Moor

James Moser

Lawrence Mott

Joan Moyer

Anne Mrachek

Darrell Multhaup

Richard Murphy

John Murphy

Jeffrey Nelson

Richard Nelson

Seniors Not Pictured

Nancy Newman

John Newell

Ralph Nordstrom

Larry Nutter

Gene Oakland

Rita Oberry

Olga Ohm

Gerald Okland

Cheryl Olson

Patrick Oreilly

Bruce Ostern

Bernard Overby

Nancy Paine

Jeffery Palmer

C. Jeanette Patterson

Darrell Payne

Elsie Pearson

Patricia Peltier

Lon Peterson

Janet Petet

Rodney Phipps

Curtis Pickavance

Susan Poferl

Lawrence Pomeroy

John Poore

Cynthia Powers

Donald Preble

Donald Pressnall

Mary Prondzinski

Jerry Pruett

Helen Rafferty

Marie Rau

Marian Reiland

Lon Richardson

Drew Ricks

Gary Riemersma

Carol Riska

Glenn Riske

Kenneth Rogalski

Betty Rossi

John Rost

William Roth

Cheryl Ruby

Jean Ann Rude

Richard Ruehmann

Gary Ruppert

Michael Ryan

Hope Sampsel

Diana Sanders

Owen Satrum

Terrence Scanlan

Marian Scharf

Diane Scharmer

Lavonne Schneider

Thomas Schnorr

Gary Schoening

Jon Schoonmaker

Timothy Schreiner

Lawrence Schuette

Roy Schultz

John Schurhammer

John Schütz

Sylvester Schwartz

Gerald Schwengels

Stanley Scott

Arlyn Scrabeck

Norman Semling

Shirley Senden

James Shanahan

Lawrence Shea

Michael Simons

Sandra Snell

Arlene Sommer

Richard Sorom

Larry Sowden

Gary Spencer

Donald Spengler

David Springborn

Barbara Staples

Richard Starzecki

Alvin Steadman

Linda Steen

Robert Steffen

Richard Stevens

Thomas Stoffel

Thomas Stout

Vernon Stry

James Sula

Joanne Swanson

Karene Swayze

Elaine Sweeney

James Tanniehill

Donald Terry

Steven Tessum

Thomas Theis

Michael Thesing

Glenn Tointon

Carolyn Trainor

Lynda Traxler

Lowell Trehus

Laura Tulare

Patricia Turner

Robert Urness

Isabel Vatne

Allen VonBargen

Michael Walker

Bernice Wells

Arlyn Wendlandt

Evelyn White

Joan Whitney

Bruce Wildes

Brian Williams

Nicholas Wilson

Susan Wilson

Diane Witzel

Roger Wolfert

Nathaniel Wong

Jay Youmans

William Young

Henry Zacharias

Men’s Residence Hall Richards from Huff Street.

Morey-Shepard

Men’s Residence Hall, Corner of Winona 4th and King 9th.

Union Court, Kryzsko Commons and Student Center.

Maxwell Library from Sanborn 8th.

Somsen Hall, Administration and one of the oldest buildings on campus, Memorial Hall in the background.

Winona State is definitely expanding. Here we see Mike O’Toole, Candy Simons, Miss Magnus, and Mr. McCluer observing the progress being made in the construction of the new Music-Speech building. As they are all involved in these department’s activities, they can tell anyone that this is a needed addition to campus. Completion of the new building may be expected in the summer of 1970.

uiinona

Winona Staî» College is located m îhe city of Wmona, a community of 27/XK) Af.s:>■ a; o fprivate colteges. St. Mary's and St. Teresa making rs..vtbined pops

The college, situated near the Mis: r. ,.ippi River and among the rjf Valley, is the oldest of the State Colleges its u-.ique geog« opportunities for environmental studies.

For instance, study the big-river ecosystem tn the ««fpae- -ve .atioratorv o impoundments and flood plain lake;- provided by the M;*,:

The modern concept of open stage theatre wa;. mirodi': o '^J/ theatre »n Minnesota on the '.Vtnona can-ipus. and tor rr.nre years an uninterrupted senes of open stage theatrr; poe-.eeh: Kísnííí iji-. tîttf

Other unique opportunities include a city government intem,, sponsored by the political science department, geology f>* '"-cthe Pacific Northwest; and geography field tops to the C i-'-b*-.:

The three colleges in Winona coofMrate tn academic and cu *u' programs allowing for a much broader sele? non of inhttuctior.a’ learnirtg, and in-depth experience for the Winona St; '.tuut;.

After 110 years. Winona State »s still expanding a peduirrm-o arts center will sooft be completed and serving a .orr-- m'-. where education is a dominant industry fo? *T.of.y irfr.-rsee your Common Market Director

Student and faculty index A

Aaker, La Donna Mae 131,160

AARESTED, AMANDA 66

Aase, Dennis Arnold 127,140,170

Abbott, Constance E. 160

Abitz, Gary 38

Abitz, Michael Allen 38,125,130, 223

Abraham, James H.

Abraham, Mary

Abrahamson, Kurt Paul

Abrams, John David

Abts, Carolyn Gertrude 141

Abts, John Joseph 170

Abts, Mary Alice 136

Abts, Richard James 170

Accola, Curtis

Accurso, Carol Roemer

Accurso, Richard Paul

Adams, Joseph Lee 151,188

Adama, Lois Ann

Adams, Majorie 188

Adams, Mary Martha 122,133,137

Adama, Robert C. 30

Adamson, Ottis Alton

Adkins, David Andrew

Aegerter, James Lind

Ahrens, Richard Erwin 130,132,170

Ainsworth, Walter Scotc 32

Albee, Gail Marie

Albers, Sharon Florence 20,148,160

Albert, Jon Lewis

Albertson, Libbie Marie 148,160

Alexander, Michael Jame 151,188

Alfonso, Charles J. 188

Allaman, Mark Wayne

Allbee, Stephen Patrick

Allen, Dennis Arthur 3

Allen, Frank

Allen, Marilyn Graskamp

Allen, Wesley H.

Allison, John Frances 18,133,151

Alison, Janet 28

Allred, Raymond Owen

Almen, Donald Sylvester

Almo, Leigh William

Almquist, John Marion

Alt, Rowe Baker 139

Althoff, Noel Marie

Altobell, Steven Victor 21

Amann, Steven Wayne

Amble, Brayer Karl

Ambuhl, Janice Veragoto

Ambuhl, John Robert

Amdahl, James Alan

Amdahl, Ronald Orval

Ames, Nancy Lee

Ames, Sally Jo

Amlaw, Jon Thomas

Amlee, Russell Jr. 17,160

Ammann, Thomas Linus 24

Amundson, Charles Roy 32

Amundson, Gerald John 17,160

Amundson, Linda Marie 30

Amundson, Roy K. 50,57

Amundson, Maflin H.

Anderberg, Pamela Joyce 22

Andersen. Charles Ray

Anderson, Barbara Lynn 23

Anderson, Barbara Ruth 22

Anderson, David Lynn 88,151

ANDERSON. DWIGHT 60

Anderson, Donald Keith 126,127, 188

Anderson, Holly Jonita 27

Andrson, Joan Lanore 126.168

Anderson, John R. 138,188

Anderson, Joseph Aaron

Anderson, Joyce Elizabeth 188

Anderson, Karen Irene 131,160

Anderson, Katherine Eli 188

Anderson, Keith Ray 46

Anderson, Kent James 26

Anderson, Lawerence John

Anderson, Lois Ann

Anderson, Marion T.

Anderson, Michael Donald

Anderson, Robert Louis

Anderson, Ronald Dale 150

Anderson, Terry Quinn

Anderson, Thomas Alexan

Anderson, Trudy Marlene 188

Anderson, Wayne Stanleh 150

Andree, Patricia Ann 141,142,160

Andress, Russell James

Andrews, Muriel Ann 188

Andrewsen, Richard Lee 188

Anesreid, Glen 122’

Andrist, Dale F. 170

Angelici, Albert G.

Angst, Judith Gibbs

Angsten, Gregory Scott

Anthony, Carol Jean 17,45,130

Anttila, Elaine Ruth 141,160

Applegate, Christopher

Armbrust, Martha Mae 32

Armour, Michael Lee

Arndt, Carol Marie

Arneson, Craig Thomas 168

Arneson, Steven Earl 22

Arnett, Kay Margaret 27

Arnett, Lynne Charlott 188

Arnold, Bonnie Jean

Arnold, Bruce William 18

Arnold, Don Leslie 122,142,188

Arnold, Eileen Riley

Arnold, Forest

Arnold, Teresa Mollen

Arnold, Vincent Davis

Arsenault, Raymond Rob 188

Arver, Alison K. 26

Asad, Sheik Kalam 30

Aschom, Clark Dennis 33

Ask, Jon Haakon 188

Ask, Virginia Lee

Asp, Judith Lee 140,141,144,160

Atkinson, John Kenneth 32

Auckland, Dale Lee

Auge, Delores 68

Auenson, Neva Pottratz

Aulick, Peter Kent 188

Austin, Roland Craig 151

Austinson, Carroll Dean

Ave, Lallemant Andrew

Aymond, Michael Anthonh 20,122

Babbitt, Dana Hubert

BBabler, Richard Steven

Backer, Linda 136,168

Backer, Mark A. 188

Backlin, Melvin Robert

Backus, James Leroy 188

Bagniewski, James John 100,151, 188

Bailey, Curt Allen 88,122,160

BAKER, CELMYRA 71

Bailey, Samuer Prentise

Baker, James T, 1 22,170

Bakken, Karen Landsverk 170

Bakker, Marlene Elizabeth 108,160

Baldwin, William Frank

Balfanz, Donald Lee

Balilea, Herenia E. 16

Ball, Robert Allan 104,168

Ballanger, Elsie Lou

Ballman, Curtis R. 32

Bambenek, Paul Hubert 137,160

Bambenek, Robert James 26

BARD. AGNES 79

Banks, Gerald Edward 188

Bard, Sally Frances 31

Bardel, Louis Charles 70,123,130, 150

Baringer, Richard George

Barnett, Mary 57,71

Barnacle, Robert Tate 135

Barrine, Carol Anne 109,136

BARON, NORMAN 72,144

Barney, Nancy 148,188

Barrett, Therese Wilfred 29,131

Barrett, Warren

Barry, Dennis

BARSKY, ARTHUR 81

Bartels, Dorothy 188

Bartels, Patricia

Barth, Margaret

Barth, Susan 19,136

Barth, Thomas

Bartholomew, Bernard

Barton, Mary 148,160

Bartz, Harry 124,139,168,223

Bastin, Diann 128,132,140,170

Bateman, James

Bathel, Marlene

Batzler, Douglas 160

Batzler, Linda 188

Bauer, Beatrice 140,170

Bauer, Bruce 27

Bauer, Charles 26,104

Bauer, David 138,170

Bauer, Edward

Bauer, Valerie 22,140,144

Baures, Frank 30

Baures, Michael 160

Bay, Sharon

Bay, Stephen 96,97,102

Bayer, Barbara

Bayer, Ruby

BAYER, THOMAS 64

Bayers, Michael

Baylon, Richard 29

Bean, Robert

Beardmore, Romaine 188

Beck, Mary 18

Beck, Sharon

Becker, Lawrence 24,144

Becker, Linda 188

Becker, Patrick

Becker, Thomas 170

Beckley, Jerome 96

Beckman, Charlene

Bedtke, John 100,101

Beeman, Duane

Beeman, James

Beeman, Mary

Beeman, Thomas 150,170

Behling, David

Behling, Julia

BEHNKE, RICHARD 57,76

Behnken, Charlotte 170

BEIGHLEY, ARCHIE 66

Beinhorn, Virginia 32,133

Beito, David

Bell, Becky

Bell, Bonnie 26

Bell, Charles

Bell, Dennis 20,46

Bell, Gerald Bell, Michael 30

Bellingham, Nancy 18,136

Belshan, Thomas

Belter, Bruce 21

Bencke, Craig 27

Benedett, Keith 26

Benedict, George

Benedict, Rebecca

Benedict, William 31

Beneke, Craig 100

Bengtson, Lawrence

Benish, Maryls

Benjamin, Jerry

Benke, Bradley 21

Benson, Claude

Benson, David

Benson, Dawn

Benson, Dennis 28

Benson, Dixie 18

Benson, Jean 22

Benson, Joan 136,137,149,170

Benson, Judith

Benson, Kristie

Benson, Marjorie 170

Bentfield, Patricia 30

Bentley, Barbara

BENTLEY, CHARLES 52

Benz, Becky Benz, Loren 88,160

Berens, Sally 24 Berg, Barbara 141,171

Berg, Kirby Berg, Lola Berg, Richard Berg, Susan 171

Bergaus, Irene Bergaus, Mary Bergdale, Duane Bergdale, Garlyn

Berger, Roy Bergevin, Craig 171

Bergler, Gary 20

Bergler, Jeanette Bergquist, Gary 128 Bergsrud, Barbara 136,171

BERGSTEN, URBAN 74,133 Berstrom, Mary 133

Bergstrom, Patricia Berguson, Thomas 151 Berkman, Dulcie

Berland, Larry 30

Bernard, Beth Bernatz, Howard Bernatz, Kathleen 188

Bernatz, Patricia Bernatz, Thomas

BERNDT, AUDREY 57,71

Berndt, Diane Bernhardt, Kenneth Bernstorf, Thomas Bertel, Dusten 137 Berzinski, Robert

Berzinski, William 21

Besonen, Donald 96,122

Besse, Beverly 19

Besson, Donald 103 Betcher, Robert Beytien, Elizabeth

Bezdichek, Nancy 25,128,148,171

Bezdichek, Thomas 18

Bicker, Howard 151,188

Bicker, Myrna 30

Bicknese, Dianne

Bicknese, Marilyn 171

Bieberdorf, Robert

Bielefeldt, Donald

Bien, Dawn 160

Bienhorn, Virginia 141

Bierbaum, Avis 160

Bierbaum, Edith 126,127,128,144, 168

Bierbaum, Roger 18,144

Biesanz, Elizabeth

Biesanz, Mark

Biesanz, Philip

Bigelow, James

Billings, Allan 100

Billison, Douglas

Billison, Linda 136,188

Biltgen, Cherie

Bina, Albert

Bisek, Angeline

Bisek, Louis

Bishop, Dennis

Bishop, Sidney 28,151

Bissen, Mary 188

Bizzer, Ronald 27

Bjortomt, Richard

BJortomt, Robert 20

Black, Ruth

Blackburn, Diana 125,160,223

Blagsvedt, Richard 29

BLAKELY. BRIAN 80,81

Blakely, Linda 136,171

Blakstad, Ronnie

Blank, Martha

Blank, Robert

Blanski, Michael

Blaschka, James 23,151

Blaser, Randy 144

Blasko, James 188

Blasko, Philip

Blasko, Renae

Blaskowski, Cecelia 32

Blegen, Larry

Clothingfor Men and Boys

Blixt, Bruce 151

Bloch, Adrienne 131,160

Bloch, Rose

Blomgren, Irene 28

Blondell, Douglas

Blong, Glenn 188

Blum, David 121

Blum, Lynette

BODDY, MARGARET 68

Boeck, Bruce

Boegemann, Nancy 126

Boehlke, Elizabeth 28

Boelter, Dean 137

Boelter, Dennis 137

Boelter, Kathleen 136,160

Boelter, Lowell

Boettcher, Angela 140,188

Boettcher, Lee 160

Bohan, Daniel 27,151,188

Bohnen, Byron 188

Bohnen, Joyce

Bohnen, Leslie 30,122,150

Boland, Connie 30

Bollig, Jeanette 26

BOLON, GEORGE 54

Bond, David 188

Bond, William 32

Bonde, Timothy 32

Boness, Louis

Bonnerup, Mary 128,171

Bonine, Raymond 28

Bonow, Barbara 144

Bonow, Wesley

Boomgaarden, Randall 171

Boomgaarden, Wesley 25

Borcherding, Lynn 30

Borchert, Roger 150,188

Borek, Thomas

Borgen, Wayne 188

Borgwardt, Daniel

Boser, Vernon

Boss, David 151

Bostrack, Philip

Bostrom, Janice 140

Botcher, Douglas

Bothun, John 188

Bothun, Marilyn 188

Bothun, Sandra 168

Bothwell, Craig 32,96

Boulware, Robert 151,188

Bouska, James

Bowden, Anthony

Bowe, Linda 17,84,139,223

Bowen, Kathleen 171

Bowen, Laura 110

Bowman, Samuel 30

Boyd, Mary 26

Boyles, Jerri 33

Boysen, Bonnie 132,171

Boysen, Carol 18

Boyum, Ann 153,188

Boyum, Kim 121,138

Boyum, Linda 28,148,188

Boyum, Richard 122,133,174

Boyum, Sharon

Boyum, Sylvia

Bozonie, Heath 30,134

Braaten, Roger 98,104,105,160

Braatz, Theodore

Braatz, Wayne 32

Braden, Carrie

Braden, Terry

Bradford, Barbara

Bradford, Deborah 16,136

Brady, Jean

Brady, Larry 150

Braithwaite, Lanny

Brakke, Marcia 140

Braland, Paul

Brand, Bette 168

Brand, Gregory

Brand, Michael 19,104

Brand, Robert

Brand, Sharon 188

Brand, Susan 32

Brandon, David

Brandt, Bonnie

Brandt, Harlan

Brandt, Sandra 28

Brantner, Gloria

Brase, Thomas 151

Braun, Jerome

Braun, William 104

Bredshall, Kathleen

Breitenfeldt, Chester

Breitsprecher, Thomas

BREMER, ADOLPH 53,113,223

Bremseth, Cheryl 148

Bremseth, Mary

Brennan, Sheila 172

Brink, Harlin

Brinkmeier, Barry 138

Brist, Linda

Brodie, Robert

Broecker, Barbara 122

Brogan, Charlene

Broich, Barbara 160

BROM, DENNIS 130,150,172

Bronk, Catherine

Bronk, Edward

Bronk, Patrick

Bronk, Thomas 22

Bronniche, Daryl 150

Bronschinske, Jean 136

Bronson, Arthur

BROOKS. RAY 74

Brostrom, Mark 160

Brostrom, Van

Brother, Stephen

Brown, Barbara 24,136

Brown, Carolyn 18

Brown, Lucinda

Brown, Lynn

Brown, Mary

Brown, Richard

Brown, Theresa 29

Brown, Thomas 26,151

Browne, Patricia 45,148,172

Brownen,Connie

BROWNING, JAMES 62

BROWNING, MARGARET 76

Bruegger. Judith

Bruegger, Sylvia

Brueske, Rose

Bruggeman, Gathering 1 27, 1 28, 1 72, 223

Brummer, Gerald

Brummer, Susan 188

Brunkow, Pamela 32,142,144

Brunner, Jeaneet 22

Brus, David 160

Bryand, Addison

Bubbers, Robert

Bublitz, Sandra 115,172,223

Buboltz, Connie 27

Buchanan, Thomas

BUCHER, SHIRLEY

Buchholz, Roger 26

Buchner, John

Buck, Lee 151

Buck, Susan 28,142

Buckbee, Ruth 140

Buckley, Jean

Buege, Roger

Buehler, Donald

Buehler, Linda 27

Buhler, Willard

Bullemer, Susan

Bundy, Michael 28,150

Bunge, Connie 30

Buol, Linda 160

Burchill, Thomas

Buresh, Steven 70,121,168

Burfeind, Dorothy 32

Burgdorf, Curtis

Burger, Katherine 122,134,142,160

Bureson, Thomas 188

Burke, Barbara 172

Burkhart, Linda 23,134

Burlage, Denis

Burleigh, John

Burmeister, Allyn

Burmeister, Franklin

Burmeister, Fredirick 160

Burmester, Howard 20

Burmeister, James 133

Burmeister, Karen 188

Burmeister, Susan

Burnham, Kerry 142,160

Burns, Edith 21

Burnstorf, Tom 96

Burr, Gene 150

Buryska, Kathleen

Busch, Alan

Biiscovick, John 150

Busdickcr, Mrs. Roger 12.1 l.J

Buss, Robert 126.160

Butlin. Patricia

Butter, Margaret 160

Butterfield, Ronald 5,J

Byers. Bruce 21

Byrne. Gail

Cada. Sitsan 27

Cadwell, Jeffery 12.7.188

Cadwell, Kim

Calhoun, Paul 1.77

Call, Barbara 172

Callahan. Richard 18

Calvert. Ronald

Camery. Dean 18.151

Camlek. Richard

Campbell, Colleen 70

Campbell, David

Campbell. Larry

Campbell, Marilyn

Campbell, Thomas

Capan, Richard

Capistrant, Pamela 128,148

Capper, Vikki 25

CAPRON. HUGH 59

Carey, Ellen 27

Carlow, Willard

CARLSON. ALAN

Carlson, Barbara 27

CarLson, Diane 72

Carlson, Elizabeth

CARLSON, GLENN 66

Carlson, Harvey 150

Carlson, Jerome 168

CarLson. Lucy

CARLSON. ROGER 72

Carlson, Scott

Carlson, Terry 18,142,151

Carpenter, David

CARR. JERROLD 188

Carrier, Bruce 96,97

Carrier, Marlin

Carroll, Joseph

Carson, Barbara 21

Carter, Marilyn 140

Carter, Patricia 148

Carter, Robert

Carty, Elizabeth

Carvell, Leslie 20,45,1.70,148,160

Carver, Constance 18,140

Casey, Colleen 28

Casey, Joseph 100

Cashin, Timothy 20

Ca.sper, Dwight

Casperson, Nancy 24

Cassidy, Marie 77,179

Castner, Sharon 188

Cedar, Larry 29,100

Cemensky, Kathleen 25,109,110,176

Chains, Wayne 151,188

Chamberlain, Baron 24.72

Chapel, Kenneth

Charest, Kathleen 77

Charest. Patricia 160

Chase, Rita

Cheesbrow. Nonie

Chesney, David

Chestek, Janice

Christen, Mary

Christensen, Evelyn 188

cChristensen, Gail 160

Christensen, Judith

Christensen, Linda 140,141.160

Christensen, Toby 1.77,160

CHRISTENSEN. W.S.L, 12

Christenson, Donald 28

Christenson, Elaine

Christenson, Ferris 27

Christenson, Gerald

Christenson, Janice 25,45,170

Christianson, Frances

Christie, Carol

Christie, Constance

Christie, Gary 171

Christison, Hjordy 122,160

Christopherson, Beverly 172

Christopherson, Wayne

Chuhik, JoAnn 172

Cichanowski. Joan 72

Cichanowski, Michael

Cieminski, Lorraine

Ciokiewicz, Mlarie 1.72,177,179,188

Claeys, Adeline 144.188

Clark, Esther

Clark, Peter 104,120,151

Clark, William 188

Clarkson. Leonard

Clausen, Charles 140

Clausen, Willie

Clauson, Mark 22

Clay, David 188

Cleasby, Mark 26

Clements, Joan 188

Clements, Ronald

Clementson, Carolyn 110,177,176, 177,172

Clennon, Stephen

Cliff, Catherine 29,148

Cliff, Robert 188

Clikeman, James

Cline, William

Club, Kenneth 177

Cohea, Rebecca 26

Cohen, Wesley 27

Cohrs, Julie 18

Colbenson, Marcia 172

Colby, Pamela 22

Colclough, Barbara

Cole, Diane 149,188

Cole, I’eter 151

Cole, Susan

Colgan, Gary 18,151

Collins, Gary

Colvin, Cheryl 148

Comero, Gene

Comm, Larry 150

Comstock, Susan 149

Congdon. Marion 131,160

Conklin, Carmen 144

Conley, .Steven 22

Conn. Larry

CONNELI,. LARR\ 80

Connell. Pauline

Connor.s. James

Connoy. Dolores 30,149

Conrad, Dianne 172

Conrad. Judith 23

Conway. Crystal

Conway. Jane 139

Conway. Jean 31,139

Conway, Michael

Cook, Howard 122,160,94

Cook. Mary 16

Cook. Michael

Cook. Ricky 18,223

Cook, Shirley 82.128.149.188

Coolidge. Kathleen 161

Coon, l.ebold 27

Coppola, Mike 104

Corbett, James

CORDA. GERAL D 37.62

Cords, Cynthia 31

Corey, Darrel 172.188

Corey, Frank

Cornwell, Susan 188

Corrigan. Agnes 168

Corrigan, Michael

Cory, Patricia 21.133

Costa, John

Costello, Jane 144,161

Cottengim, Susan 20

Coulson, Ellen

Coulter. Nancy 26

Courteau, June 46.126.177,110.136. 137,168

Courtier. Michael 20

Coyle. Jeanne 26

Craig, Margaret 188

Crapps, Joan 172

Crest. Darcy 20

Critchfield. Jane 25

Critchfield, Susan 16.120,148.172, 177

Clotty. Marlene

Crow. David 46,126,127.140.144.168

Crtiden. Mary 161

Cuckie, Ann Marie 18

Ctdhane, Joan 110

Culhtine. Rose

Cull. Daniel 19.151

Cullen. Robert

Culver, Gary 168

Cunningham. Mary 27

Cunningham, Paul 188

Curfman, Dianne

Curran. Barbara 31

Curran, Frances

Ctirran, Roger

Currie. John 16

Currier. Clarence 33

Cyrus, Larry 161

Czaplewski, David

Czaplewski. Kathleen

Czaplewski. Sharon 31.43,130

Czarnowski. Jerome

Dabelstein. Gay

Daffinson, Steven

Daggitt.''Kathleen 134

Dahl, Deborah

Dahle, Francis

Dahle, Gary 188

Dahlen. Jeffrey 96.161

Dahler, Manley 22

Dahlgren. Dale 19

Dahling. Ronald

Dahlstrom. Mark

Daiker, Bernard

DIeiden, James 173

Daley. Mary 28

Dalton. James

Dammann. Darroel 121

Dammer, Herbert

Danckwart. David 142

Daniels, Joan 109.136,173

Daniels, Steven 188

Danielson. Bruce 46,47,120.126.127, 168

Danielson. Larry

Danielson. Mary

Dann. Corinne 161

Danner. Carolyn

[Jarkenwald. Clement 122.150

Darkow. Steven 100.161

Daskam, JoAnn 161

Datta. Douglas

Dauffenbach. Rosalie 134.141,161

Daugherty, Mary

DAVENPORT. MILTON 79

Davis. Dianne 16,161

Davis, Joyce 188

Davis, Larry

Davis, LaVonne 161

DAVIS. MARION 70

DAVIS. MARVIN 67

Davis, Michael

DDavis, Richard

Davis. Warren 19

Day. Carolyn 126.127

Day. Richard 188

DAY. SUSAN 76

Day, Walter [Je Bree, Mary

Decker. Kenneth 33.96

DECKER. NORMAN 32,53

Decker. Sharon

Deeny,Jeanne 28

De Forth, Marilyn 140.173

DE GRAZIA. EMILIO 57.68

De G rood. Terrie

DE GROOT. ANGELYN 33

Deguise, Vonna 20

Delaney. John

Delano, Gladys

Delano, Roger

Delfs, Marlen 173

Delton, Jeff

De Martino, Nicholas

Den Bleyker, Gregory

Deneff, Barbara 27

Denman, Patricia

Denman. Ruth

Denn. Stanley 173

Dennes.sy, Patrick 23

Dennison, Bruce

Denny, Timothy 133

Deno. Daryl

Denzer, Raymond

DeOtiise, Vonna 141

Derouin. Jeanette

Deters, Dale

Deters. Katherine 22

Detviler, Patricia 19

Deufel, Joseph 173

Deutschman. Lynn 24,32.142

Devaney, Kaj 32

De Vaney. Stanley

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Tschumper, Kenneth

Tselekis, Fotenie 186

Tubbs, Mary Jo 16,136,169

Tucker, Harold

Tufte, Elizabeth 165

Tuftin, Marlys 28

Tuftin, Steven

Tuin, Maureen

Tulare, Laura 189

Tillius, Larry 26

Tiirbenson, Theodore 32

Tu'rek, Kathleen 17,169

TURILLE, CARYL F. 75

TURILLE, STEPHEN 63

Turner, Kathleen

Turner, Kevin 24

Turner, Lee 123,127

Turner, Patricia 186,189

Tushner, Joan

Tuttle, Thomas 165

Tweeten, Marsha 126,127,169

Tweten, Larry 130

Twite, Mary 143

TYE, HAROLD 53

Tye, J ill u

Upton, Joseph

Upton, William

Urbach, Michael 32,96

Urban,Jane

URBANSKl, ALBIN 69

Urbanski, Curtis 130,150,186

Urness, Gerald

Urness, Linez

Urness, Robert 189

Urtel, Rodney 28,144

Usher, Lauren

Usset, Albert

JEWELERS SINCE 1862

Tomton, Larry

Tooke, Patrick 28

Topic, Robyn

Topping, Margery 137,165

Torreano, Barbara

Tradup, Bernice

Trainor, Carolyn 189

Trandem, Susan 133,186

Trapp, Lynda 128,132,140

Traxler, Lynda 189

Trehus, Lowell 189

Tremain, Charles

Vagts, Sharon 186

Vail, La Roy

Valentine, Donald

Valiska, Norman

Valley, Marcia 136

VVAN ALSTINE, FRANK 52

Van Alstine, James

Van Alstine, Jane 30

Van Alsine, Jill 30

Van Auken, Pat 18,109,136

Van Auken, Rebecca 140,142,166

Van Buskirk, Gene

Van Deinse, Howard

Van Den Berg, Jeffrey

Vander Berg, Margaret

Vanderpol, Barbara 141,186

VAN DO WATER, ARTHUR 73

Vandewege, Maxine

Van Gundy, Dennis

VAN KIRK, HENRY 78

Van Ostrand, Sheridel 18

Van Slooten, Steven

Van Thomma, Carole

Vanzo, Elizabeth

Varien, Thomas 26,135

VARNER, JERRY 53

Vatne, Isabel 189

Vayna, Frank 100

Veldhuizen, Barbara 36,45,166

Vernon, Marilyn

Vetsch, Donald

Vettleson, Gary

Victorine, Frances

Viesselman, Jackie 25

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Vieths, David 126,127

Vigum, Hazel

Villeneuve, Cary 32,150

Vinje, Linda 27,126,128,144,186

Virnig, Larry

Vogel, Carl

Vogel, John

Vogel, Thomas 27

Vogt, Terry 150

Voight, Eugene

Voight, Jacqueline 131,169

Voight, Marion

Voiovich, Thomas 133,169

Void, Roger 165

Volkart, Gregory

Volkman, Betty

Vollendorf, Robert

Von Arx, John

Von Bargen, Allen 189

Von Bargen, Linda 148,166

Vonderohe, Betty

Vonderohe, Bruce 150,186

Vonderohe, Rita 32

Vondrashek, Dolores

Von Feldt, Thomas 186

Von Feldt, Vernon 133,166

Von Krumreig, Palma

Voosen, James 20

Vose, Janis

Voss, Barbara 28

Voss, Diane 19

Voyna, Frank 25

Wallruck, John 28

Wally, James Walsh, John 17,142,166

Walske, Caron

Walski, John 89

Walter, Karen 128,187

WALTER, SARAH 69

Walters, Bruce 65

Walters, Marsha 110,131,133,136, 137,169,223

Walters, Randy 21

Walther, Jane

Walz, Betty

Waltzer, Steven

Warn, Cheryl 24

WARNER, DONALD 52,53

Warner, Helen

Warthesen, Marie 29

Warnke, Darrell

Watkowski, Joseph

Watson, Gloria 33

Watson, Judd

Watson, Larry

Wayne, Charles 150

Wayne, Richard 150

Weakley, Mary 26

Weakley, Terry 104

Weaver, Linda 165

Webb, Jerry

Webbies, Margy

Weber, Cheryl 31

Weber, Craig

Webster, Ann

Webster, Margaret

Wedul, Doloris

WEDUL, MELVIN O. 54,55

Wegman, Marlys 28

Wegman, Ruth 148

Wachtel, Mary 132,186

Wachtel, Robert 186

Wachtler, Barbara

Wade, Joel

Wade, Peter 86,122,151

Waggoner, Sue

Wagner, Anthony

Wagner, David

WAGNER, JAMES 53

Wagner, Kathleen

Wagner, Mary

Wagner, N. Steven

Wagner, Paul 166

Wagner, Richard

Wagner, Sandra 141,186

Wahl, Peter

Walbruch, John

Walch, Theresa 29

WALDEN, EVERETT 67

Waldo, Lyle

Waldo, Sue

Waldow, Myron 26

Walgrave, Rodney

Walker, Constance

Walker, Dale 129,187

Walker, Michael 189

Walker, Robert 95,96

Wallace, Terry

Waller, James

Wallerich, Bernard

Wegner, Anne 32

Weibel, Claudia

WEILER, DAVID 57,62

Weilhammer, Linda 23,137

Weimer, Penelope 45,126,127

Weimerskirch, Joseph

Weipert, Cletus

Weipert, Mary

Weis, Garth 169

Weiske, Jane 28

Weisz, Brit

Welch, James 169

Weldon, Phillip

Wellik, Stephen

Wells, Bernice 189

Welsch, Dennis

Wempe, William

Wendlandt, Arlyn 189

Wendlandt, Carol 121

Wendler, Kathy

Wendt, David

Wendt, Linda 140,124

Wenger, Barbara 22

Wenger, Betsy

Wenger, Kenneth

Wengert, Richard 20

Wenzel, Jane

Wenzel, Julie 31

Wera, Judy

Wera, Richard

Wera, Robert

Wereszczak, Jaroslaw

Werner, Peter

Werner, Sherri 134,133

Wertz, Kristin 141,187

Wescott, Kathryn

West, John

West, Rockne

Westby, Charles 19,150

Westby, Randolph

Westlund, Susan 24,166,148

Westphal, Gregory

Whalen, Janice 165

Wharton, John

Wharton, Judith 140,187,143

Wheeler, Dorothea

Wherry, Mary 166

Whetstone, Bruce

Whetstone, Judith

Whingelby, Alice

WHITE, DR. DERRELL B. 57,60

White, Evelyn 189

White, Gilbert 17

White, Ronald 122,151

Whitlock, Janice 166

Whitney, Joan 132,189

Whitney, Rebecca

Whittaker, Michael

Wick, Marlys

Widing, Sandra 126,187

Widul, Lita 148

Wiebke. Kathleen 25

Wiebke, Mary Lou 166,148

Wieczorek, Steven 150

Wieczorek, Thomas

Wiederholt, Jan

Wiedman, Steve 28

Wiegrefe, Gerald

Wiegrefe, Gordon

Wieme, Gerald

Wieme, James

Wiemer, Penny 148

Wierzba, James

Wieser, Aloys

Wilbur, Edwin

Wildenborg, John

Wildenborg, Joseph

Wildenborg, Julian

Wildenborg, Mary

Wilder, Michael 166,142,144

Wildes, Bruce 189,144

Wildes, Gerald 28

Wildes, Paul

Wilk, Terrance 18

Wilke, Mark 187

Wilkinson, Margaret

Will, Carolyn 128,187

Wille, Leslie 140

Willhite, Rand 33

Williams, Brian 189,151

Williams, Christine

Williams, Fred

Williams, Janet 187

Williams, Joseph 144

Williams, Mary 137

Williams, Petra 23

Williamson, Bradley 20

Williamson, James

WILLSON, DAN 52

Willmarth, Robert

Wilma, Nancy 144

Wilmes, Gregory

Wilson, Diane

Wilson, Don 165

Wilson, Janis 110,136,137,109

Wilson, Jeanne 110,136,137,187,108

Wilson, Keith

Wilson, Mary 17

Wilson, Nicholas 189

Wilson, Patti 26,139,133

Wilson, Paul 131

WILSON, ROBERT 71

Wilson, Susan 189

CINEMA, WINONA, AND STATE THEATRES

Winbush, Calvin

Wing, Nancy 141

Winkel, Barbara 134,128,187

Winkler, James

Winner, Ann 166

Winter, Virginia

Wintheiser, Philip

Wise, Debra

Wistrcill, Donald

Wistrcill, Margaret

Wistrcill, Roger

Withaart, Benjamin 144

Witt, Frank

WITT, JERRY 65

Witzel, Diane 189

Wobig, Terrence 126,132,127,128, 187

Wodde, Dave 151

Wodele, David

Wogan, Ann

Wojahn, David 29

Wolf, Frederick

WOLFE, DUANE 73

Wolfe, Edwina

Wolfert, Roger 189

Wolfgram, Bruce 122,166,151

WOLFMEYER, MARVIN 65,57

WOLFMEYER, MRS. PAMELA

62,57

Wong, Nathaniel 89

Wong, Thomas 119

Wood, Donna 17

Wood, Mary Jo

Wood, Frank 150

Wood, Wayne 166

Wooden, David

WOODSEND, MISS JEAN 134

Woodsrud, Jean 133

Woodward, William 23

Worden, Lynn

Woychek, Dennis

Wright, Charles

Wright, Robin 140

Wronski, Craig

Wurl, Ronald

Wurm, Geraldine 166

Wurm, Robert

Yaedke, Davia

Yahnke, James

Yakish, Frank

Yeadke, Bette

YYohe, Spencer 166,151

Yokiel, Arthur

Yoost, Dean 88

Yost, Georgene 29

Youmans, Jay 189

Young, Deborah 30

Young, Ronald 166

Young, William 189

YOUNGCH, MARLYS 71

Youngvorst, Mark 26 z

Zacbarias, Henry 122,151,189

ZANE, CHARLES 55

Zastrow, Sberry 136,137,128,187

Zeches, F. Craig

Zeien, Ronald

Zemke, Gary

Zetah, Gregory

Ziegeweid, Bernard

Zielinski, Gerald

Zimmer, Daryl

Zimmerman, Donald 187

Zimmerman, Mary

Zirzow, Phyllis

Zoll, Rose

Zurek, Theresa 187

Zweber, Richard 169

Dr. Max L. DeBolt

Dr. C.R. Kollofski

Dr. R.C. McMahon

Activities and organizations index...

1970 Wenonah staff

Editor in chief: Mary Koffron

Business manager: Harry Bartz

Advisor: Adolph Bremer

Academics Section Editor: Ann Franks

Terry Finnern

Mary Rosburg

Advertising Section Editor: Maureen Rodich

Ricky Cook

Betty Finn

Cyndi Powers

Jean Dunn

Sandy Bublitz

Classes Section Editor: Kathy Harpel

Ruth Ann Michel

Janelyn Lien

Mary Ann Seabold

Candy Sarri

Karen Olson

Linda Bowe

Greek Section Editor:Marie Heins

J an Edwards

Connie Hansen

Organizations Section Editor: Diana Blackburn

Cathy Lawstuen

Becky Leffert

Cathy Bruggeman

Heidi Sweely

Mary Ellen Simmons

Sports Section Editor: Wayne Kidd

Marsha Walters

Larry Ofstedal

Marilyn Ofstedal

Student Life Section Editor: Vicki Harvell

Mary Lindahl

Cathy Muellich

Pelagic Kelm

Copy Editors: Rosie Mahoney

Sue Hallstrom

Linda Wendt

Index Editor: Jill Hedglin

Marcia Miller

Typists: Linda Sens

Diane Ketchum

Head Photographers: Mike Abitz

Paul Kuchenmeister

Valerie Skjezeland

Pam Evjen

Pat Lickteig

Publishing Company:

Inter-Collegiate Press

Last word

All 224 pages are completed, in the 1970 Wenonah, except for number 224 which I am now writing. I have wondered all year what this moment would feel like. It’s strange! “The House” in which we spent so many hours working to meet deadlines is quiet. Very seldom was I here all alone. Without the Wenonah Staff I could not have edited this book. It seems unreal that it is finished. The time went so fast and it has been such a great experience! Next week I will be gone and the new editor will take over my present role. I have one hope: that each and every person affiliated with Winona State College, that looks at this yearbook, will be able to see themselves whether their actual picture is in here or not. Just as you see Winona State.

Mary Koffron