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How shall we consider a university? Can the 
perspective of height, of distance lend understanding? 
From on high the eye sweeps over the complex of 
fresh brick ; sees mud , snow, concrete and construc­
tion , great space, dynamic movement, but all too far 
away. 
Come closer ... see the school wearing autumn; 
cold air colors and cracks branches . . . in winter; 
rock, mud, stone is buried beneath centuries of snow 
... spring melts ; one day catches fire , and under the 
edge of the city a lake slid-es like silver caramel ... 
it is summer; high above, the white breath of metal 
birds trails over the hill. 
Past three hundred days we have seen a univer­
sity in all manner of weather and humors. We have 
heard crowds carve noise from night at unforgetable 
contests; seen lone students walk pensively on great 
stretches of laid land; caught dully the diverse and 
classroom voices; tasted type-smell and wood, old 
pages and metal in quiet corners. We have done all 
clock time allowed and drank all knowledge years 
could spare . 
On a hill, our university moves gently up a long 
slope where, now, rough metal arms strike the earth 
and yellow monsters burrow in the clay, wreaking 
construction. Coveralled flesh guides the machines 
and new buildings rise high and run far, over once­
was sod. Each year sees new mud dredged and foreign 
wood and rock brought to build shelter for questing 
minds. Each year sees thought , growth, flesh , all new. 
Editor, Margaret Ruikka • Rusiness .\lanager, Russell Gran 
And old . .. at the heart of the color, quiet, rush, 
solemnity, is the student. All moods and movements 
and weathers seem framed to suit him. He is at once 
fresh and different, yet centuries and ideas old. His 
quest for knowledge is no different now than in old 
times · when men first gathered where there were 
books, to explore for truth or even beyond truth . In 
the I ibrary he reads a passage, centuries old perhaps, 
and knows in that instant that other minds have turn ­
ed as his does now, that he is not the first to question 
and to learn . 
The university is a plot of ground, an aged 
facade, new earth, metal building, timeless quest; 
thou gh it is never more nor less than one student, 
one individual. 

In the university tlw Croup has problems to resolve, as witness examination time . . . intent upon 
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its probl('m, th(' group is obilivious of all outsid(' influ('I!C('S, and thinks and concentral('S as on(' . . . 
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,fml 1clzilr tlw Group is important, ('/ 'en more so is t/1(' I dividual, for tlzr worth of the universit~' is 
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nrvcr any gr('alN than thr succrssrs of its individuals . . . 
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Faculty and 
Administration 
F acuity and administration progress exemplified by Dr. Passer's peat experiment in U MD science laboratories . . . 
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The spacio us a rea of the Offices o f Student Pe rso nn e l Se rvices is a me lti ng pot o f mu ch confusio n fo r 
stude nts. OSPS ho uses such se rvices as admi ss io ns a nd records, co un se ling and p lace me nt. 
Board of Regents : left to right ; Th e Honorable Dan ie l C. Ga iney, Owato nn a; The Honora ble Les ter A. Ma lkerson, Minnea poli s; The 
Honora ble Herm an F. Skybe rg , Fishe r ; The Honora ble Kar l G . Neumeie r, Still wate r; W illi a m T. Midd le boo k, Vice Preside nt, Business Ad mi nistra . 
tion; Ma lcol m M. W illey, Vi ce Pre sid e nt , Acad e mic Ad min istra t ion; Ja mes Lewis Morri ll, Pre si d ent ; Th e Hono ra bl e Ray J . Quin livan, St. C lo ud , 
First Vice Presid e nt and Cha irman; The Honora ble Ri cha rd L. G rigg s, Du lut h; The Honorable George W . Lawson, St. Pau l, Second Vice Presi de nt ; 
The Honorab le J ames F. Bel l, Mi nn ea pol is; The Honora ble A. J. Ol son , Renv il le ; The Ho no ra ble Marj or ie J . Howa rd, Exce lsio r ; The Hono ra ble 
Edward B. Cosgrove , LeSeue r ; Th e Honora ble Char les W . Mayo, Rocheste r. 
Here for the dedica tion of t he 
Kirby Student Cente r, Preside nt 
Morri ll looks ac ross t he grounds of 
the new ca mpus and seems to en­
vision t he g reat str ides yet to be 
taken by the Duluth Branch. 
President James Lewis Morrill 
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Academic Dean 
Thomas W Chamberlin 
{)rovost 
~~aymond W Darland 
Robert Bridge s, Prin cipa l Engineer 
Earl Hobe, Business Manag e r 
Clarence Anderso n, Universi ty Rel atio ns Repre ­
se ntati ve 
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Robe rt Falk, Acting Director 
OSPS 
Student Personnel Services 
Moy Gum and Hava rd Arch ­
erd, Senior Student Personnel 
Workers 
Mari orie Papke and Edwin Sig­
gelkow, S t u d e n t Personnel 
Workers and Harri et Harriso n, 
Assista nt Professor a nd Stu­
dent Counselor 
Roy Chelgren, Director of Placement Offi ce 
Mrs. Elizabeth Haley, Director of Student Employment 
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Mrs . Gladys Barbe r, Sen­
ior Li brari an and Ma ry 
T rude lle, Jun io r Librarian 
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J oseph Ri chardson, Head Librari an 
A view of the second fl oor of t he library build ing 
shows students studying surrounded by 75,000 vo lumes of 
kn owledge. 
Mrs. Herth a Muehring, secretary 
of Hea lth Service. 
Fred J. Anderholm, Bookstore Ma nage r. 
Mrs. Ruth Ch apma n, Med ica l Technologist of Hea lth Service , Dr. Warn3n J. 
Brooker , Mi ss Hild a Schumacher, Nursing Supervisor of Health Service. 
Mrs. Bea tri ce Peterso n, sec retary of the Bookstore. 
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Ralph Dale Miller, Professor and Chairman Di vision of Hum anities 
Henry J. Eh le rs, Profe ssor of Philosophy 
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Division of 
Humanities 
Through the windows of the 
bookstore ha ll we see the west side 
of the humani ti es building now un ­
der construction, and soon to 
house th e various departments of 
the hum anities divi sion. 
Willi am A. Rosentha l, Associate Professor and Head 
of English 
Arthur E. Smith, Assoc ia te Profe sso r and Head of 
Art 
Robert W . Ho use, A ssoc iate Professo r a nd Head of 
Music 
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Fred J. Triplett, Assistant Profe sso r and Cura to r of Tweed Gallery 
Robe rt H. Haa kenson , Associa t e Professo r a nd Head of Speech 
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Humanities 
Robe rt F. Pie rce , Assoc ia t e Profes­
so r of Speech a nd Head of Speech 
Correctio n C linic 
Th eron 0. Odlaug , Professo r a nd Head of Bi ology 
Science and Mathematics Olga Lakela, Professo r of Bi o logy a nd Curator of H e rba rium 
Francis B. Moore, Assoc iate Professor a nd Head of Chemistry 
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Robert L. Heller, A ssocia te Professo r and Head of 
Geology 
Howard G. Hanson, Associate Professor a nd Head 
of Physics 
Division of 
Science and 
Mathmatics 
The new Science building addition? 
No, not really. It' s only 'the. hut the con­
tractors work ou t of while they are com­
pleting the addition. 
Major William P. Vanden Dries, Professor 
of ROTC 
William R. McEwen, Professor and Head of Division of 
Science and Mathematics 
J ohn E. Hafstrom, Professor and Head of Mathematics 
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Ri c hard 0 . Sie la ff , Professor a nd C ha irma n Divisio n of Socia l Sciences 
Gerhard E. von Gla hn, Pro fe ssor and Head of Pol­
iti ca l Science 
Division of 
Socia I Sciences 
O ld Ma in b uil ding, o ldest a nd most 
impo rtan t structure o n th e old ca mpus, 
is seen in the nig ht wi th its f lood li g hts 
illum ina t ing th e surro und in g area . 
Maude L. Lindq uist , Pro fesso r a nd H ead of Hi sto ry 
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Lyda C . Belthui s, Professor and Head of Geography A. Nei l Pearson, Associate Professor a nd Head of 
Sociology 
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Valworth R. Plumb, Profe ssor and Ch airman of 
Division of Edu ca tion and Psychology 
Eliza beth Graybea l, Profe ssor and Head of Women' s 
Physical Edu cation 
Division of Ed ucotion 
Wa rd M. W e ll s, Associa te Professor a nd Hea d of 
Men' s Ph ysica l Ed uca tion 
Frank J . Kovach, Assistant Profe ssor a nd Hea d of 
Indu stria l Ed uca tion 
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and Psychology 
Ruth Pa lmer, Professo r and Head of H o me Economics 
Leonard B. Wheat, Associate Professor and Head of 
Secondary Education 
Harry C. John son, Professo r and Head of Elemen­
tary Educa tion 
Frank W. Han se n, In structor and Acting Head of 
Psychology 
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The year 
Tlu' _n'ar, its sounds and lights represented . . · . 
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Fall 
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In fall the shortening sun draws students out of doors. The light, 
still warm yet, is precious, and the yellowing lawns and brittle trees be­
come study halls and libraries for clusters of stud ents, or better, a quiet 
niche for a pretty co-ed and a book. The rusting buildings of the old 
campus backdrop a pair of slitted eyes, thinking 
... Three girls chat and 
the air seems a little warmer ; uphill hushed air moves humidly in the 
lounge of a flashing building on a newer part of an old school. Fine 
feathers of light illuminate a solemn montage of unhurried youth; piquant 
thought, disappearing greenery, gentle neighborhood, sound, students. 
Inside a grand and personal contest goes on between the mood of passing 
sun and the call of texts and duty. Or conversation rattles from room to 
room, to other buildings, across grass and through windows into droning 
classrooms. Faraway shouts rise from tennis court and football field, hang 
on the air, and fade, cleaving the distance with cries of " fight," "game," 
"love," "drive !" Where there is no sound there is study .. . 
But under trees and on steps, studying and dreaming, one season 1s 
passing swiftly, and portentous leaves rustle more urgently. Soon dreams 
outdoors will be as distant as heat of languorous summer; are now as tran­
sient as life; will be as forgotten as death . Soon come plumping snows to 
drive dreamers back indoors . But here, the catching camera leaves an 
autumn for autumns to remember poignantly . 
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Freshman Week 
Newly elected fre shman princess 
Sandy Pugli si expresses surpri se 
and happ iness on being chosen 
princess at the style show. 
Honor system 
Bulldog beanies abound in a 
A confused group composed of fre shmen and counselors prepare to embark for the camping trip which was pa rt 
spent a weekend at Camp Miller. 
fre shman counseling class. 
Through the windows of KSC we see the ballroom, scene of the fre shman 
week organization carnival and style show. 
The tie is by Alfred of New York; 
the grin is by When+ of Fort Wil­
liam. 
Smiling Ken When+, fre shm an 
from Fort William, Canada, models 
men' s clothing at the UMD fre sh­
man style show . 
of Freshman Week activities thi s fa ll . The students 
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"But you can't skip the physical just because your feet hurt." 
Physica l exa minat ion day c reates a confusing scene 1n Washburn Ha ll lounge. 
"And we have other brands like Miller's, Schlitz, Blatz and Grain Belt, but we 
don't carry any of the hard stuff." 
Three fre shman girls purchase books and supplies from Ul a Dow, clerk , 
in th e U MD bookstore on the new ca mpus. 
"Certainly I'm good at basket-weaving, but I want to become a scientist." 
Students and instructo rs di scuss p roblems ove r the coun se ling table 1n 
th e ballroom of KSC. 
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"I'm the handsomest doctor this school ever saw, but does 
she care?" 
To m Mead t akes time o ut fro m his wo rk while Barbara 
La mpson carries o n with the tests. 
"And they're off and running m the $50,000 Registration 
Handicap!" 
An anxious look crosses the fa ce of a harried freshman 
as he rushes off to complete a forgotten bit of regi stration . 
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Shades and shadows 
Our enterprising freshmen 
A freshma n couple ta ke tim e out from 
the Ki ck-Off Dance for some intim ate con­
ve rsa tion and a bit of fr es h air . 
UMD "nite life " comes alive unde r th e spe ll of th e mag ic of the Nota bles. The occas ion is the annua l Ki ck-Off 
Dance , th e fir st soc ial event of the fall qu arter. 

"And the prize for the best costume goes 
to a freshman, Miss Gertrude ... " 
Ron Peterso n, Homecoming chairman, 
and Di ck Miller a re shown at the Varsity 
Show with Gertrude the Goose, the trophy 
awa rded to the wi nne r of the UMD-Super­
ior State football game. 
"I'll take just one more cookie while he's 
looking the other way." 
Di ck Anthony, KDAL-TV teleca ster, is 
shown with some of the ca ndidates at the 
Homecoming Queen tea in Tweed Hall . 
Skirts sw irl and dan cers twirl at the Homecoming sq uare dance 
in KSC. The da nce was only one of many activities held during the 
week preced ing the Homecoming footb al l ga me with Macalester. 
"Then when we have the house paid for we 
can put in a lawn and a small swimming 
pool, and you can make curtains, and ... " 
Two students employ a blanket as shel ­
ter in the rai n-drenched Publ ic School sta­
dium 
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Homecoming Queen Helen Edman and attend ­
ants Karen Thra na and H elen Oakes smile as the 
royal car passes in parade . 
"It must ~; a theatre party ... it's wet and they're all wearing wild 
costumes. 
The cheering section seems di sma yed a t the soggy wea th e r pre ­
va iling at the H o mecoming ga me. The inge ni o us chee rl ea ders have 
fashio ned hats fro m the specia l issue of the STATESMAN whi ch was 
put o ut fo r H omecoming. 
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The main street of Duluth was splashed with color when UMD held its annual Homecoming parade. On the 
left, W.A.A. members in · Macalester uniforms bow low to the player in Bulldog grid togs; the float won first prize in 
Class A. At right, the Gama Theta Phi flo at which was first in Class B. makes use of an oriental motif, with Dale Ign atius 
depicting Confucius. 
The night is dark and the teams battle on a wet field at the Homecoming game, and stalwart fans watch the 
action from beneath the shelter of umbrellas and newspapers . 
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The new Ashmolean Marching C)ociety and 
Student's Conservatory Band plays the low­
down blues. 
Th e Nota bles , a popula r band for UMD 
social functi ons, bring music to a Greek Hallo ­
ween da nce. 
Safe in side from a fa II 
snow two students, framed 
in the KS C doorway, ta lk 
about the cold outside. 
"If I can sink this ball, I'll have an "A" cinched in Advanced Billiards 179." 
Billiards room in Kirby is the scene of a bit of pleasant rela xa tion for three 
stude nts. 
"Look honey, Brando's only got two 
wheels and a movie contract, but I've 
got four wheels and a back seat!" 
"Who's been spitting on the wall?" 
Two students speculate upon the merits of the controversia l 
Motherwell mural frag ment on the wall of the Hi-Fi room in KSC. 
Tom Mead and Nina Spallacci hold 
forth at conversa tion while dancing at 
the Greek Halloween party. 
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"Of course you can, m'boy .. . " " ... and we have a cherry tree in our front yard!" 
Senator H ubert H. Humphrey stops t o t a lk to a student in the ha ll after havin g spoke n at a po liti ca l co n­
voca ti o n. 
The fee lings of rea ss urance made by the presence of ma ny, 
Reverend Neal Kuyper, keynote 
speaker for Religion in Life week, 
is shown conversing with Ghulam 
Mohammed, one of the students 
who visited the coffee hour in 
KSC. 
and the so litude of an empty classroom . 
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Statistics show that one out of every five students does not dress properly for Minnesota weather. 
The fir st b li zzard of the year comes a nd students race from bui ldi ng to bui lding t o avo id the co ld. 
" ... offers applied study of engineering design and 
construction. (3 cr., senior standing) 
En gi ne e ring stude nts work o n th e wish ing we ll , 
one of their p rops for the ann ua l Engineer 's Ba ll. 
Are those name tags or price tags? 
Pinne d with ide nt ifi ca ti o n t ags , th ese two couple s f ind a quie t but co lo rful co rne r of t he ba llroom t o chat. 
Probably waiting to get a shot 
at that la rge ring. 
Time ou t between dances to 
watch the proceeding s a t th e Ba ll. 
That's not an engagement ring; it's a 
mantrap. 
Th e large ring ind icates why the En­
gi nee r's Bal l is so meti mes ca lled th e En­
gageme nt Ba ll. 
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"School is so futile; maybe father can get 
me a job in his cigar factory." 
Mid-q ua rte r exa ms app roach, and the 
lou nge of KSC is th e scene of some intense 
concentratio n. 
" ... and this is me on a bearskin rug at six months." 
G ay le Kennedy a nd John Ma rien try t o prove th at 
two head s are bette r th a n one as they study on the steps 
inside KSC. 
"Clutching one another firmly, the dauntless voyageurs 
did not quail at the fierce cold and the great expanse of 
drifting snow." 
A UMD coupl e t akes tim e ou t fro m mid-quarter 
studyi ng t o brave th e snow on the new campus. 
"Tyger, Tyger, burning bright . .. " 
Preparing for the coming exa m, Margo H age­
man labo rs ove r a t extbook in th e wee ho urs with 
th e aid of a stuffed compa nio n. 
The Pabst is for an exchange program with 
the University of Heidelberg. 
Pa ul Ken t and Ji m Banovetz stack boxes 
of cloth ing co ll ected by UMD students fo r 
the Nat ional Student Association Hunga r­
ian relief pro ject. 
"If he wants to believe in Santa Claus, let him , but I don't dig the stuff my­
self . . . " 
Lyman Marshall and Andy Fenn ey st udy by th e tree set up in KSC fo r th e 
Chris tma s season. 
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Winter 
The best of Winter is the romping day like an ice cream cone. The 
morning is good when you wake to find g rand drifts of snow agai nst the 
house and the blessed rising wi nter sun overhead. It is fl aky, thumping, 
whacking white snow. The clouds have left a legacy of fine white powder 
for the people below. When the snow is deep, and the cold ea rth is slow 
asleep, there are parties .. . sk iing parl ies, toboggan parties, sleighri des, Sno 
balls, ice fishing, skating parties; there seems to be no limit to their number 
and varie ty. But the w inter is not without regrets however; there are as many 
days with scudd ing, knife-like wi nds and piping cold air. T he co ld moves 
across the ci ty and the campus like a vi ndictive northern sp irit, leav ing frost­
eel stud ents and bearded p in es, but, often following in the wake of such 
sto rms is a benig n calm (and the long, lovi ng crusty clays are good ); and 
there is the thought of melting Spring to come. 
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Sure it's coffee. It says so on the keg. 
Bern a rd Roge rs pours coffee fo r Mr. Ray Roul ston whil e Bill 
Yess berge r looks on. Th e three were atte nding a Ru sh W eek fr a­
ternity fun ction. Emily Post may be watching YOU. 
Abstract art on the wall and leg art on the floor. 
Some sorority membe rs t ake time out from rush­
in g activiti es to rel ax in the Hi -Fi room in Kirby. 
Pledges a nd so rority members fin d a 
numbe r of th ings to ta lk abo ut at a 
ru shing tea . 
More th an 40 girl s were pledg ed to three so roritie s dur ­
in g Ru sh W ee k activiti es. Pictured here at an inte r-so rority 
tea at Tweed Ha ll a re Patri cia Podd, Mrs. El ea nor Kra ker, 
Mrs. El izabeth Haley , Nin a Spa ll acc i and Eliza beth Am es. 
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Greek Hop ... . . flop held. 
Th e Greek Hop c limaxing Greek 
Week was not overflowing wit h 
Greeks. 
It doesn't LOOK like a luggage display. 
Gamma Th eta Phi pledges kneel and form 
a pyramid fo r the benefit of Bob Le e, act ive, 
during the Gamma "On the Town" night. 
Compulsive litterbug. 
Nancy Westberg, pledge, obeys th e commands of so­
rority members. and creates a minor spectacle in the lounge 
of Kirby. 
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Can't tell whether it's right side up or not? 
Herb Tay lo r of KDAL-TV ho ld s up a painting for bidding at th e a rt a ucti o n held in Kirby lo un ge. Th e 
painting s which went o n the block were d o ne by UMD stud e nts and fac ulty members. Proceeds of th e a nnu a l 
a ucti o n a re used to fi nance a rt scho la rships. 
"It's a steal at only $2.98." 
Charles Mc Do na ld rece ives the W oodchopper 's Ba ll door prize , a telephone t able , while Vivi a n 
T a rvas appears happi ly surpri se d. The Bal l is sponso red by Sigma Iota Epsilo n, industri a l education 
fr ate rnity. 
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Sigma fires from 15 feet out. 
"Check that man!" 
Sno Week broomball com­
petition saw Gamma Th eta Phi 
pitted aga in st Sigma Tau Kap­
pa. Here playe rs fight aga in st 
the boa rds for cont ro l of the 
ball. 
Leo Visentin, Sigma Tau Kappa , tries to score against the men of 
Gamma Th eta Phi . 
Stick handling across center ice 
Gayle Kennedy, General 
man of Sno Week 
It' s hot action in the ga me between th 3 Greeks, but Sigma won the match and the 
tournament. 
Sno Princesses 
Maureen Harrington 
Nancy Piper 
Sigrid Peterson 
Barbara Ball 
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"Someone help me. It's pulling me 
away!" 
UMD skie rs whiz up the ski tow 
at Sawtooth Resort, scene of the 
Sno Week ski so iourn. 
Arthur Murray dancing party 
We don't mind watching for trucks, but we draw the line at dog sleds. 
Sigma Tau Kappa goes "doggy" in the mock sled competition. They 
took first place. 
A soft drink and two straws fill the refreshment bill for a co uple while they 
watch the dancers at the Midnight Sun dance. 
The Doc Evans five played hot dixiel and jazz at a specia l 
co nvoca tion. 
"Who's the non-conformist with the cigar?" 
Six con testa nts fo r Sno King show off the ir bea rds. Win ­
ne r was Dave Maso n, fa r left. 
He has a complex; think's he's be­
ing followed. 
A Bunny Hop line is led by Jim 
Williams at t-he sq ua re dance. 
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Cards on the coffee table. 
Feet on the coffee table. 
But no coffee on the coffee tables? 
The ca re of KSC was an issue o n campus th is year. 
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She saw him take two lumps of sugar. 
Stude nts line up fo r coffee at th e q ui ck serv1ce ra il 1n Kirby 
cafete ri a . 
"All I have is a ten-spot." 
It' s tim e t o pay up a s 
stude nts reac h th e cash­
ie r's counte r. 
"She's pretty, but all that food!" 
Lu nch t ime in t he ca fe t e ri a , a nd 
t ime to muse over coffee a nd mil k. 
Still life. 
With back lig hting from the kit ­
c he n, e mpty gl asse·s a nd di shes 
fo rm a composition in the d a rk. 
"So I told her to pick me up at 
eight." 
It' s mo re coffee and a c iga re tte 
whi le stude nts rel ax in the ca fe­
teri a. 
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The Silent World 
Swimmers chu rn up the water chasing a bal l 1n the pool of the physical 
educa tion building. 
"This drawing will sell more calendars than Marilyn ever did." 
Students bend down and peer intently at their drawi ng 
boards in cla ss. 
Reach for the sky, pardnah! 
Joan Kuefner perfo rm s mode rn dance 
in the girl 's gymnasium. 
"All in favor of a four-day school week raise their 
hands." 
Gail Ryan, practice t eacher, uses pictures to get 
an eager response from U MD labora tory School 
children, under supervi sion of 
When he steps on the hidden foot pedal, the 
professor will disappear through a trapdoor. 
In a science build ing laborat ory, students 
work industriously with their t est tubes and 
beakers. 
Hot potato. 
Paul Butler and Leta Powell record for UMD's 
KDAL radio show. 
Dick Wold is caug ht in the 
act of returning the sphere 
over th e net in a vo lleyba ll 
game in the Physica l Educa­
tion building. 
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"A thump on the head will straighten him out!" 
Dave Mi cha ud wa s c rowned Mr. Bird-Dog afte r a n al l 
ca mpu_s contest promoting UMD 's fir st C a mpus Chest 
ca mpa1gn. 
"So THAT'S how it's done!" 
The ki ss in g booth, Be t a Phi Kappa 's co n­
tributi on t o th e ca rniva l, wa s a po pula r place. 
H e re Caro l Ma kin e n best ows the favo rs and 
Sa ndi e Weinberg wa t c hes . 
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but 
lemon meringue will never harm me." 
The popu la r M Club booth at the 
Campus Chest Carniva l fo und delighted 
students throwing pies a t the a thl etes. 
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Must be a seminar in i'lstronomy. 
On the terrace of the ballroom, couples out for fre sh air, find relative seclusion . 
The .metal framework of 
the entrance outlines hur­
rying students and the 
Humanities building going 
up in the snowy back ­
ground. 
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Carl Rowan, national ly famous journali st spoke at a 
special convocation during UMD Brotherhood Week. 
The University of Minnesota Players, with veteran director Frank M. Whiting in the role of Bottom, are shown as 
they appeared in their production of Shakespeare' s "A Mid summer Night' s Drea m," presented in Main auditorium dur ­
ing the Winter quarter. 
The herd instinct, Dr. Wheat? 
The registration line le ngthens a nd students wait patien tly and not so patiently to obtain class cards. 
Seen at thi s unique angle , 
KSC appears to be sinking 
into the snow. 
"But my girl friend won't like it when she finds out I can't get into Ballroom 
Dancing." 
Dave Vosika li stens glum ly to Dr. W a rd Wells during regi stration, re ­
fl ecting the plight of the typical reg istra nt . 
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Spring 
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In Duluth the Spring is most careful about when it chooses to arrive. 
Some years it takes the passing of many blizzards and minor storms before 
the snow finally turns to rain and the students don raincoats and have to skip 
across puddles and mud. And the emergence of Spring greenery is equally 
as hesitant, for the grass, even in mid-April, is still a sickly brown and yel­
low ; the trees are no chameleons and the last black snow holds forth tena­
ciously under shade of evergreens and behind buildings. Often the undaunt­
ed and stoical groundskeepers put up the tennis nets only to see them hung 
with snow or soaked and dripping with new, soft rain. 
When finally the anxious weather is past and the brown shrubs and 
mottled grass have relieved the stiffness in their joints, the growth is rapid 
and sure. Soon it becomes a pleasure to walk lazily the long stretch of con ­
crete to the new campus. One hears the raucous hawking of fearless crows 
break the delicate stillness that descends after the first fine rain. With the 
sun comes the flights of easy hawks lazing high in the clear sky ... on the 
ground the exuberant and wintermad students erupt with spring fever, now 
don beer mugs and sneakers and motor up the North Shore to revel in the 
summer speeding afternoon's end. 
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The new recruits are looking better all the time. 
Let a Powell, o ne of th e nine Sweethea rt ca nd id a t es, comes up the st e ps 
ofT weed Ha ll e sco rted by RO TC me mbe rs. 
"But Miss, even it you do have an 
"A" average, we're not judging on 
scholarship." 
RO TC judges ap pea r dea d lock­
ed a s they t a lk with ca nd ida t e s a t 
the t ea. 
UMD couples dance to the smooth mus1c of Jimmy Branca and hi s orchestra at the ROTC Ball 1n KSC. 
Lois Swa nson receives flowers from Dennis Oj akangas. Lois wa s announced the 
winner of the "Sweetheart of the Corps" contest the night of the AF "Blues" show. 
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"And exactly 3:05 we'll pull the switch 
that will blow up the STATESMAN of­
fice upstairs." 
- Doug Hedin and Chuck Va nderven­
ter check broadcasting eq uipment be­
fore the dedication of UMD' s rad io 
station KUMD. 
Montresor and helpmates 
sealing Fortunator a n d 
companions in a wine cel­
lar. 
It' s touchy business in ­
stalling the new mura l in 
KSC. The mural was paint­
ed by UMD a rt students, 
Kay Dietl and Ron J ohn ­
son. 
Mike Santoro, chairman of UMD Ed­
ucation Day gives certificates to Kath ­
leen Letourneau and Tom Stark. They 
were chosen Prince and Princess: "To­
morrow's Idea l Teachers" , as a part of 
E-Dav proceed in gs. 
Bird-dog in action. 
8:30 and the KSC ballroom is ready to receive the dancers. J ock Glendenning a nd Maureen McGirl twirl 
around the e mpty fl oo r, a nd Bill Lokke tries a little bird-dogging. 
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J o hn Hill, Stude nt C o mmiss ion vice-p re sident, a nd Pete r Tho rsteinson, 
President, discuss th e co nve nti o n. At th e tabl e is Commissioner of Rules and 
Electio ns, Lee Elli s. The re were 97 delegates from 34 o rga ni za ti ons attend ing 
UMD 's 2nd no min a tin g conventio n to select ca ndidates for t he a ll -school e lection. 
"Yes, the Polish Dogcatchers delegation has two votes." 
De legation chairmen fil e past th e d es k a t the nominating conven­
tio n t o rece ive creden t ia ls a nd voting pri vil ege ca rds. 
The scene is the mo bbed convention fl oo r. J a mes Cruickshank of the Canterbu ry Club ri ses to nominate a 
ca ndidate fo r offi ce . 
Rather old to be skipping rope, 
aren't they? 
UMD Women's Athletic Asso­
ciation host s more than 300 girls 
fo r the annual WAA State Pla y 
Day. 
De lega tes fr o m Northwest col leges participate 1n so me informal discussions of jo urnal is m t op ics m a workshop 
sess ion during the Pi De lta Epsilon conventi o n. 
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Corn e li a Dacey , fres hm a n, li st e ns in ­
ten tl y as Dr. Al be rt T ez la reads from the 
wor ks of H unga ri an poets, an eve nt of 
UMD 's fourth ann ua l Fine A rts Festi va l. 
"My first public showing ... but where's the public?" 
Bill Ne lso n views th e wo rks of Fl e tche r Martin , noted Ame rican art ist , who will direct the su mme r a rt wo rks hop at 
UMD . Th e exhibiti on ma rk ed the ope nin g of the Fin e Arts Fest iva l. 
Rod Aa berg a nd hi s orchestra, the dreamy half of the Prom dance band duo, 
in the ballroom. 
"Then when I'm managing editor oi the Times we 
can buy a suburban cottage . . . " 
Gene Gruba , STATESMAN editor and Helen 
Edm an take adva ntage of the terrace of KSC 
while dancing at the Prom. 
Bob Shannon and hi s Di xie land group swing up a storm of jazz in 
the lounge. 
Dixie to Dreamland 
The passing se ni o rs perform th e traditional rit e of dropping coi ns into thi s b rass con­
t ai ner a t op the su ndi al as they move up the walk in front of O ld Mai n. 
Th e camera eye captures a unique perspective as it looks down th e aisle pa st th e standing se nio rs at th e cere ­
monies on the st ag e. 
Graduation 
Four years of co llege life c ulminate in th is 
wa lk up the steps of Old Ma in by th e se niors 
in caps a nd gowns. 
Organizations are an integral part of the university campus, as they work to develop 
Or go n izations 
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social and vocational responsibility in their members, and to provide l'xtra-curricular interl'sts for students . . . 
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vernment 
COMMISSIONERS 
PRESIDENT, Peter Thorst einson 
VICE PR ES IDENT, John Hill 
ATHLETICS, Harvey Fl aman 
CONVOCATI ONS, Wen dell Hi lding 
ELECTI ONS, Lee Elli s 
O RIENTATI O N, Gil bert Sid ney 
STUDENT CEN TER , Virg inia Buus 
CONG RESS OF STUDENT O R­
GA NI ZATI O NS, Dennis O jakangas 
STUDENT W ELFA RE, Richard Miller 
US NSA, James Ban ovetz 
PU BLI CATI O NS BOA RD , James 
Sykes 
FIN AN CE, James Johnson 
SECRETAR IES , A nn Ganyo, Karen 
Ski lle 
left to right, row I : D. Mill er, J. Johnson , P. Thorsteinson, J. H ill , L. Elli s, G. Sidney, K. Sk i lle, V. Buu s; 
row 2: D. O jakanga s, H. Flaman , W. Hild ing, J. Sykes, M. Papke, OS PS, E. Siggelkow, OS PS, J. Ban o­
ve tz. 
John and Pete di scuss their trip to Iceland . The pair 
spent three weeks traveling in the co untry and observing 
student government at the University of Iceland. 
Student Commission 
The STUDENT COMMISSION is UMD's chief 
governing organization, as it acts as the representative of 
the student body to the administration, the faculty and 
the community. The Commission legislates for the bene­
fit of the students, coordinates student activities and de­
velops student leadership. This year marked the first ap­
pearance of many new activit ies on the campus, among 
them was the Campus Chest Drive. The Commission also 
increased its interest in off campus affairs . Members at­
tended the National Student Association fall assembly 
and formulated a South African resolution on segrega­
ti on and the president and vice president traveled to Ice­
land. 
A lu ll in t he reg ul ar Tuesday night meeting finds com ­
missioners' interests waveri ng. 
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Publications Board 
left t o ri g ht, row I : D. Roma no; J. Sykes, president; J. Hill; R. Owens, Assis tant Professo r of Eng li sh; J. Dun can, In structor of Eng lis h: J. Dettmann , 
Assoc iate Professo r of Bus in ess and Eco no mi cs . Stand ing : R. Chelgren, Seni or Stud e nt Person ne l W or ke r; J. Kal brener; T. Cha mberlin , Academic Dean 
and Professo r. 
Committee on Student Affairs 
left to righ t, row I : V. Buu s, E. Pershern , Robert Helle r, Associa te Professor and Head of Geo logy, Harriet Harr ison, Assistant Profe ssor and 
C o un selo r, A. Neil Pearso n, Assoc iate Professo r and Hea d of Soci olo gy , Ro bert Fa lk, Acting Directo r of OSPS; row 2: R. Mil le r, P. Thorst einso n, 
Thoma s Chamberlin, Academic Dea n, Frank Han sen, Acting Head of Psycho logy, Robert Owen s, Ass ista nt. Professor of Engli sh, Edwin 0 . Sig· 
ge lkow, Sr . Stud ent Pe rsonnel W o rke r. 
cso 
O FFI CERS, left to right : Ed win 0. Sigge lk ow, advise r, Denn is Ojakangas, pres id ent, Kenneth Cayo, vice presicien t , Ro berta 
Donaghy, secretary, James J o hn son, vice presid ent. 
Religious Council 
left to right, row I : P. Staud ohar, E. Ekstro m, B. Holmes, J . Cruickshank, R. Spangl e , S. Barbe r, R. Le land, K. Tree; row 2: D. Davis, Harriet 
Harri so n, advi se r, D. Kj o lh aug , Rev. J o hn Hild e brand, R. Ni cho lso n, P. Kent, B. Currie, D. Hi llstrom, M. Carlso n, E. Gi lles pi e , G. C owan . 
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Panhellenic CoiJJncil 
Seated , left to right : M. Mi ley, M. Sm ith , M. Lync h, M. Mc l aug hli n, K. Le t o urneau; stand ing : C. Th o mpson , L. 
McAdam s, rl. Edman, G. Kenned y, L. G ood e r, P. Ei lers. 
Kirby Student (enter Board 
left to right, row I : D. H empel; G . Ke nnedy ; Ro be rt Fa lk, Directo r OSPS ; Ro bert H eller, Associ ate Profe sso r and Head of Geol og y; A lb ert Tezla, 
Associa t e Professo r, Engl ish ; Tho ma s Chamberli n, A cad e mic Dean ; ro w 2: J. DeVries; J uli us W olff, Associa t e Professo r, Po liti ca l Scie nce; B. Ro we; 
Ed wa rd Si ggelkow, Sen ior Stu den t Pe rsonne l W o rker; J . Laht i ; R. Pete rson ; V. Buus; Fra nk H ansen, Instructo r, Psychology; Ma rge Papke, Stud ent Pe r­
sonn el W o rker ; Fred Anderh ol m, Bookstore Manag e r. 
Students conve rse on the interesting ra mp in Kirby Students Center, beneath the pe nda nt g lobes that illum inate 
the walkway. KSC was dedicated last summe r. 
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blications 
Gene Gruba : " . . . 12:45 and the inkwell is dry . .. " , 
Dave Goldberg: "Who 's the joker who put the LaPa lin a 
ad on t he society page?" 
Statesman 
Editor-in-chief 
Gene Gruba 
Business Manager 
David Goldberg 
Assistant editor ...... ... ... ... ..... .... ..... . .... . . . .... Dougla s Rapp 
News .. ............. ..... ........ .. .. ..... . Leta Powell 
Features ... .. ...... .... ..... ...... .. ..... ....... ...... .. Neil Landry 
Sports ....... ..... ... ... ... ..... . . .. ..... ..... ...... ....... ..... ...... .. Carl Jeanetta 
Art ..... ..... .... .. ........ .. ....... ...... ... ... ....... ....... ...... ......... .. Bob Plouffe 
Circu lation . ..... ....... ..... ... .. ...... .... ....... Ell s John son 
Copy staff ......... ....... ... ...... .... ... . Sandra Weinberg, Ar lene Pisi la, 
Gloria J ohn son , Barb Ba ll 
Neil Landry: "Who li kes to write about 
app le pie?" 
Doug Rapp: "It must be spring. Th e beer 
ca ns a re beginning to show through the snow." 
Carl Jeanetta : " Let' s have e ig ht pages of 
spo rts th is week ." 
Leta Powell: " May I quote yo u o n th a t ?" 
Gloria Johnson, Barb Ball, Sandie Weinberg, Arlene 
Pisila: "Whe n is G ru ba go in g t o le t us go ho me?" 
Bob Plouffe, Ells Johnson: "The pa pe r 
re ad s bette r in th e dark ." 
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Chronicle 
Editor-in-chief 
Margaret Ruikka 
Business Manager 
Russell Gran 
A ss istant editor ... ........ ......... . ... ... ··· ··· ·····- __ Joan Kuefner 
Lay-o ut editor ............ ....... .. ....... ..... ............ ......... .. ........ ....... . Roger Anderso n 
Litera ry editor .................. .... ... ____________ _ ___ Ne il Lan dry 
Art editor ........................................ ........ .... .... ....... ..... .. .... ... .. Robert Plouffe 
Fac ulty ······ ···· ··· ···· ··· ·········· ····· ·· ·· ··········· ····- Ma rge Nelson 
Spo rts ..... .... ............... ........ ... ......... .. ............. ... ..... .. ................. Dona ld Romano 
Seniors -- ------·· ··· ··· ·· ············ ·· ····················· ···---------- ------ _____ _ Ma rin a Economos 
Identifi ca ti o ns ........... ..... ... ..... ......... ......... .... .. .. ........ ..... ... ....... . Audrey Murray 
Classes ---- ····· ···· ·· ······· Do ro thy Bl ackto pp, Karen Thra na, Ba rb ara Th o mpson 
Typists ............................ ..... .. .... ...... ..... .... ...... .. .. .. J oan ne Wilson, Dale Drake 
Business staff ... .. .. _________________ __ __ _ __ _. J o n Conley, J oyce Rogers 
Neil Landry, Margaret Ruikka, Roger Anderson, 
Joan Kuefner: "Who keeps drawing mu st ac hes o n 
the provost?" 
Dorothy Blacktopp, Gail Drake: "We ca n pose with the best 
of them ." 
Russ Gran: "Our accou nt IS ove r­
drawn." 
Audrey Murray: " Eve r try t o niake 
ide ntifi ca ti o ns o n fo ur hundred 
J o hn so ns?" 
Ken Moran: " But Ma rga ­
ret, I fo rgot!" 
Don Romano: "Spring is 
here ... Sports ca n wait." 
Joyce Rogers, Barbara Thompson: "C a n't he lp gig­
g ling at some of these mu g shot s. 
JoAnne Wilson, Marina Economos, Marge Nelson: " Everyone 
act se ri o us. He re comes th e photographer!" 
Larry Moran: " Love t o photograph 
these girls." 
Karen Thrana: " I belong to the 
" trenchcoa t " schoo l of jo urn a lism." 
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Joseph Duncan, Eng lish Instructor, J. Anderson, M. Anderson, B. Lokke, K. Coughlin , B. Godich, M. 
M ontag ue. 
Humanist 
HU..MANIS'I! 
The SPRING cover designed by Bob Pl ouffe . 
It's a nice book, but where are the com1c 
strips? 
Working from a desk in Main, k:athy 
Coughlin and Ken Lyse distribute copies of 
the Winte r quarter Humanist. 
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Dormitory Units 
Mrs . Grace Evans is H ead Counselor of 
the new dormitory units . 
left to right, row I: C. Tupa c, B. Cuppole tti, P. Su lli van; row 2: M. C onnell, B. Wah lstro m, A. Carl so n, C. Tylla, A. Aro , K. Zumbrunnon, A. Lee, E. 
Pershern , M. Hageman; row 3: M. Hayes, P. Saleture , J. Fisher, M. Mayerle, N. Wright, L. J ohnson, M. Bogdan ovich. 
left to right, row I: J. Lampe, C . Makinen, G. Poppen berg , J. LaR oque; row 2: G . Vanderslu is, G. Seed orf , M. Siemer, L. Swanso n, M. Dahl, E. Koen ig, 
Mrs. Grace Evans , Head Dormitory C o unse lor, A. Reed, V. Forti; row 3: M. Nel so n, A. Burn s, E. Rosnow, M. Ma lkovic h, A. Murray, S. Trafelet, J. Kroll , 
B. Hoff ren, E. Aakre. 
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"They won 't feel so chipper when the house mother comes in." 
A mid ni g ht sess io n ... pajamas a nd comfort able clo th es ... some­
thing to ea t .. . so mething t o dri nk ... an d lot s t o ta lk abo ut. 
All Paris going mad about this hair 
style. 
In th e new women's dorm itory, 
the gir ls coopera t e t o st yle and set 
o ne a nother's ha ir. 
Please don't look at the camera, young lady. 
Gai ly d ecora ted for the C hri stm as season, t he dor m 1s the scene of some la t e even ing conve rsati on. 
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Torrance Hall 
"H they're going to sing raunchy songs I'll just sit up here and ignore them." 
Torrance H al l dwellers gather around the piano for some singing . 
left to right, row 1: R. Ru schmeye r, D. Heikkinen, C. Olson, E. Smith, P. Stue be r, A. J ouppi , D. Cleckner, J . Fredrickson; row 2: R. Johnson, F. 
Ninteman, J. Nic holas, H . Marquardt , R. Giles, J. Cha ll een, A. Lindgren. 
1s a spine-tingling thriller that will curl your 
toes." 
In t he lounge students relax and wa t ch television. 
le ft to right, row I : S. J ense n. W. Shimek , W . Rowe , L. Clark, M. Kt ytor, N : Dunn, G. Browne ll , R. H illstrom; row 2 : J. Arenz, D. Eilertso n, L. 
Oakes, R. Eckard t , M. H a nse n, J . Brakken, D. Bisi la, J. Karo nov ic h, D. Pera la , H. H ase. 
le ft t o right, row I: L. Wal kama , E. Taylor, S. Hu ll , N . El iaso n, E. Anderso n, M. Ferguson, J. Hansen, S. And erson ; row 2 : C . Peterson , ~A . 
G ustu m, F. Ste pe h , M. Soderberg , I. Sinko, Mrs. Ma lve Seco rd , co unse lo r, M. Kukk ola, A. Vovk, E. Mak i, D. Saa rik os ki , J . J o han son . 
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I on or & Service 
left to right, sea t ed : B. Law so n, C. Gran, 
S. Si eger ; row 2: N. Peterso n, S. Knutson, 
A. C le me nt, M. Browe r, D. Ni em i. 
Phi Delta Pi 
Kappa Delta Pi 
PHI DELTA PI is UMD's national professional p hysical educat ion 
soror ity. They p romote th e p rogress ive dev elopment of phys ica l ed ucat ion 
and emp has iz e and foster effectua l leade rship. 'T'he instructive film , " How to 
Ski", was sponsored by Phi Delta Pi. The sorority a lso ho lds an a lumni 
coffee h o ur, soc ial ge t-togethers and regular monthly m eet in gs. Presid ent is 
Claudia G ran and advis e r is Miss Ruth Richards. KAPPA DELTA PI, h on­
ora ry education fratern it y, enco urages h ig h profess iona l, inte ll ec tual and 
perso nal sta n da rd s an d recognizes outstanding contr ibuti ons to educat ion. 
T heir theme this yea r was "KadciJ'hi ans Face th e Future". T h ey developed 
this t heme by br in g ing c ivic an d edu cat ional leaders to t h e campus to tal k . 
All members a rc majors in ed ucat ion and maintai n an ave rage of "B" or bet­
ter. President of Kappa Delta Pi is Kathleen Letourneau and adv ise r is Miss 
Doroth y Smi t h . 
left to right, row I: J. Stag e be rg, S. Sieger, J. Lah ti . L. Ch isho lm, E. Ekstro m, C. Pe terson , A. Carl so n, D. Dinc au ; row 2: M. Libk e, A. Murra y. 
C. So lbak , M. Mclaughlin, N. Mart in, L. Rowe, K. Letourneau . E. Gustaf so n, R. Falk, Dmothy Sm it h, adv isor, J. Wil so n, C. Gran; row 3: F. Dim · 
ber io, R. Gra n. A. Sw anso n, A. Vovk. D. Saarik os ki M. Hayes, D. Strumb e l, B. Burns, N. Eliaso n, M. Adnm so ns, D. J o hn so n, R. Wil so n, A. G ill is, 
C . Chesney. 
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left t o rig ht, row I : Mau d e Lin d qui st, advi se r, J . W il so n, R. Flint , R. The"1sen·. row 2 ·. Jam es M 1 A · p 1 a c ear , ss 1stant ro esso r H ist o ry, 
P. H au b ner. R. Lee, C. Rogers . A . Swa nso n. 
PHI ALPHA THETA, national honorary history fraternity, is the 
largest college honor society in th e United States. UMD's chapter is the 80th 
of 153 chapters. Proj ec ts for 195 7 included selling St. Lou is County calen­
dars, sending delegates to the national convention of Phi Alpha T heta in St. 
Louis, Missouri and jo int meetings with other honor soci eties . President is 
Richard Fl int and advise r is Dr. Maude Lindquist. GAMMA THETA UP­
SILON, nati onal honora ry geog raphy fraternity furthers the knowledge of 
its members by means of speakers, movies and fi eld trips . This yea r the group 
traveled to -the Cloquet Pape r M ill s, the Duluth Shipyards and along the 
South Shore of Lake Superior . Pres ident of Gamma Theta Upsilon is Wil­
l iam Loy and advisers are Dr. Lyda Belthuis and Mr. Frederick Witzig. 
Phi Alpha Theta 
Gamma Theta Upsilon 
left to rig ht, row I : J. N o rman , D. L. J o hnson, B. Bu rn s , Lyd a Belrhiu s, Pro fe ssor and H e ad o f Geo graphy; row 2 : K. Le tourneau , R. 
Kamatos, M. Lu1hol m ; ro w 3 : D. A . J o hn so n, R. W est , R. Mo yie , J . Bo rman; row 4 : R. Ferrari o . Frederi ck W itzi g , Inst ructo r, G eogra· 
phy , W . Lo y. 
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left to right, row I: H . Lepisto , B. Th o mpson, M. Sal a, E. A ro, M. Be rg, L. Swan son, C. Kenned v; row 2 : Orazio Fumag a lli, A ssistant Professo r, Art , 
N. G ray , B. J a rvi, K. Diet l, D. Dea t o n, R. Reed; row 3: D. Fl a tten , R. J ohnson, A . Lan d gren , B. Orc ha rd, S. J en se n. 
Kappa Pi 
Sigma Alpha Iota 
KAPPA PI , honorary ar t fraternity, is reknowned for its annual Art 
Auction. This year Herb Taylor of KDAL Television auctioned off paintings 
and art objects mad e by the artists . Individual club members are sought after 
for publicity chairmanship posts and as editors and contributors to the publi­
ca tions. Group ac tivities include trips to art galleries and weekly painting 
nights. Pres ident is Kay Dietl and adviser is Dr. Orazzio Fumagalli . SIGMA 
ALPHA lOT A, honorary so rority of women in music, presents monthly 
musicals to illustrate their threefold purpose; to raise standards of produc­
tive music among college women, to give inspiration to members and to 
further develop music in Ameri ca. Members thi s year also presented a light 
opera at their tenth anniversary Charter Day tea. President i£ Beverly Godich 
and advisers are Mrs. Dorothy Putnam, Mrs. Myrtle Johnson and Miss Elsie 
Johns. 
left to right, row 1: B. Godi c h, P. Prevost, M. Car lson, M. W iley; row 2 : M. So d e rbe rg, S. Si nko, M. Kukk ol a ; row 3 : G. Ke ran e n, A. Carlson, J . 
Snyder , C. Tylla , C. Owens, B. C oo k, A . A nd e rso n, E. G ille land . 
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left t o right, seated: D. Romano, J. Wi lson, J . Roge rs, M. Doolittl e , K. Co ughlin , J. Rocchi o , J . Ku efn e r, M. Ruikka; sta nd ing : R. Bakke, T. Mc­
Donnell, J . Gl e nden ning, G. Gruba, K. Lyse , R. And erso n, J. Ka lbre ne r , C laren ce And erso n, advi ser, G . Maxham, W. Lo kke. 
PI DELTA EPSILON is the national honorary journalism fraternity on 
campus. The organization is designed to improve undergrad uate journalism 
by setting high journalistic standards. Members have all worked on college 
publications for at least two years. They are pledged at an annual ban ­
quet which this year featured Du luth 's Mayor, Eugene Lambert, as guest 
speaker. The Z enith chapter was the convention host for Pi D elta Epsi­
lon chapters in this region. At that time the journalists organized MACE, 
Minnesota Association of College Editors. President is Maxine Doolittle 
and adviser is Mr. Clarence Anderson who is Grand National Vice 
President of Pi Delta Epsilon. PI GAMMA MU, honorary fraternity, pro­
motes interest and constructive endeavor in the field of social sciences. The 
members held quarterly meetings, sponsored convocations and lectures and 
were some of the first participants in UMD's first Foreign Affairs Week. 
Presid ent is Paul Butler and adviser is Dr. Richard Sielaff. 
Pi Delta Epsilon 
Pi Gamma Mu 
left to right , row 1: D. G oldberg , A. Howard, N. Eli aso n, J . Wilson, W. Klav u; row 2: P. Butler, W . Loy, J. Johnso n, Richard 0 . Si e laff, advisor, 
Professo r of Socia l Scie nces, J. J e rnbe rg, D. Pea rl, B. Mohammed . 
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ihe airmen stand at attention on the 
athletic field as the shortening sun goes 
down on the new campu s. 
Arnold Air Society 
The ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY, honorary society for Reserve Officers' 
Training Corps students, maintains a balance of social activities and special 
activiti es which pertain to the Air Force and flying . Initiated thi s year were 
the ROTC Rec Nights which consisted of programs designed to keep the 
personnel posted on the latest developments of the " Air Age". The junior 
members of the society planned the senior banguet which was highlighted 
by a key note speaker and the awarding of commissions to the seniors . The 
most well known of the society's activities was the annual ROTC week which 
featur ed the Sweetheart contest, the ROTC sh ow and the ROTC Ball. Com­
mander of the Arnold Air Society is Ronald Peterson and adviser is Captain 
William N. New. 
left to right: C ap t . W ill ia m N. New. Assistan t Professo r RO TC , D. Oj a ka ng a s, 
R. Peterso n, J . Everson, R. Kock . A. Nodine , P. Thorst e inson . 
"Let's vote for the on e in yellow. With a car like that she 
can afford to take US out!" 
ROTC membe rs rest on th e sreps of Tweed whi le th ey 
wait for the Sweetheart ca nd ida tes to appear to be inter­
viewed. 
Ge ra ld Pasek , UMD ROTC, prepares to 
step into a jet at th e Duluth Air Base. He won 
a ride in the jet for building the best model 
ai rpl ane in an Air Science I course at UMD . 
The me n of t he UMD ROTC d ril l on the athletic field with Comman der Ron Peterson barking orders. 
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left to right, row I : J . Salmi, K. Clark, W. Akervik , J. Kleisinger, R. Deca igny, D. Pad gett, M. He ikk inen , C . And erson, R. P-retla c, K. Lundg ren; 
row 2: R. Ronnigen, J . Intiha r, B. McKin ley, B. Haig h, F. Franso n, W . J o hn so n, J. Karau, D. Romano , J . Bymark , H. Flaman, C. J eanetta , E. 
Ho lt; row 3: T. Stark, B. Vi sina, J . W eld, D. Vosika , L. Myh re, J . Sornberger, D. Pe te rson, D. Forbort, E. Schwartz, D. Warner, W. Rau, D. 
Wilk ie . 
M Club 
Cheerleaders: 
The M CLUB encourages student and faculty support of UMD's ath­
leti c program and strives to interes t Duluthians and reg ional area residents 
in UMD sports activiti es. Thus the club is one of the university's o rganized 
publicity and good-will agencies . It is an organization for athletes and all 
phases of the school's ath leti c program are represented. Members officiate, 
usher and sell programs at athletic events. Pres ident is Kenneth Lundgren 
and adviser is Mr. N orman Olson. 
left to right, row I: J . Gu st afso n, J . Rick ard , N. Stewart , S. Pete rso n; 
row 2: F. Ryan, P. Eilers, A. Anderson. 
Three members of the Pep Club, presi­
dent Bill Arras, right, Sig rid Peterson and 
Elm er Schwartz, stop to t alk in fron t of the 
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Home Economics Club 
The HOME ECONOMICS CLUB is a professional 
organization for majors and minors in Home Economics. 
It is one of the most active campus groups, mee ting once a 
week for coffee, luncheon or dinner to discuss projects. 
Highlight of the fall quarter was the annual Bazaar and 
Auction. The gi rls this year also planned a Christmas party 
for the Childrens' Home. This spring they paraded all their 
finery in the annual style show which was a part of Campus 
D ay. Pres ident is Lorna Koskela and advisers are Dr. Ruth 
Palmer and Mrs . Eleanor Kraker. 
One of the Ho me Ecers' ma jo r activi t ies is 
th e a nnu a l Christma s Bazaar. Thi s yea r' s co­
chairma n, Be tty Waisa nen , shows he r wares t o 
a prospective buyer. 
" Th e Art of Gracious Li vin g" is the course 
t a ught a t the H o me Management H o use. The 
girl s learn cooki ng, clea nin g, budget planning 
a nd se rvi ng in a fa mily atmosphere. He re Mrs. 
Katherine Sne ll has coffee with a group of 
hostesses. 
left to ri ght, row I : E. Komula, M. Brink , E. Voi ght , E. Kinnunen, L. Koske la, J. Stage berg , L. Sol berg , K. Han se n, J . Darland ; row 2: J. Kanga s, M . 
Dahl, S. Boo ker, M. Gustum, M. Da hl , B. Cuppoletti, S. Tra fe let , A. Lee, J. Py les , R. Johnson, J. Wright, V. Peterson, N. Humphreys, J. Eri ckson . 
left to rig ht, row I: M. Whe at , J . Ba ke r, B. Kubi ske, E. Sage , C . Si it er, H ilda Sc huma c he r , ad vise r ; row 2: S. G ruben , L. An sel men t , K. 
Li ndbe rg, E. Hay, C. H a fst ro m, B. Lares, N. Nicho ls, C. T upa c, G. Seed o rf. 
MU SIGMA PSI is an organization to promote further knowledge in 
the field of science. The girls emphasize the importance of the scientific 
world in every day life. Their activities include discussions, meetings and 
fi eld trips . This year they traveled to the Mayo Hospital. President is Marcie 
Wheat and advise r is Miss Hilda Schumacher. MU DELTA PI fami liarizes 
its member with various educational and professional aspects of medical 
science. They hold quarterly dinner meetings, see films on medicine and 
attend the Pre-Med D ay at the University of Minnesota Medical School. 
Thus their purpose is threefold, educational, professional and social. Presi ­
dent is James Lawson and adviser is Dr. T. 0. Odlaug. 
Mu Sigma Psi 
Mu Delta Pi 
left to right, row I: R. Lewis, adviser. R. Beerholter, G. C owan, D. Perry, S. Ro bn ik, Th eron Odla"g, advi ser, professo r o f 
bi ology ; row 2: D. Chri st e nse n, R. Sc hn ieder, P. Ste ve nso n, N. Spau lding. 
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left to right, row I: B. Thompson, 
W . Lokke , M. Connell, L. Powell, 
D. Rapp, G. Gruba; row 2: T. 
Taylor, J. Th orseth, A. Th ene n, 
J. Lo kke , Harold Hayes, ad viser, 
E. Rapp, B. Lenroot , N. Gray, E. 
Kasberg. 
University Guild 
Buckhorns 
The UNIVERSITY GUILD PLAYERS society promotes interest in 
the theater on the UMD campus. Composed of students who have performed 
in University Theatre productions, the group holds parties and other activi­
ties to discuss topics of interest in the world of theater. Players held an 
"Ides of March" party to entertain visiting British debators . Herb Taylor, 
Duluth television personality, and Earl Finberg, entertainment editor of the 
Duluth Herald and News-Tribune, were in attendance. President of the 
Players is Gene Gruba and adviser is Dr. Harold Hayes. The BUCKHORNS 
CLUB, society for students in the field of music, sponsors social projects 
while developing the musical understanding and ability of its members . The 
club sponsored two dances, "The Melody Ball" and "Stairway to the Stars", 
to raise money for two music scholarships which will be awarded to new 
freshmen students. President is Bill Anderson and advisers are Dr. Robert 
House and Miss Ruth Van Appledorn. 
left to right, row I: Z. Flint, N. Mc Eld owney, E. Ruth va n App le d orn, ad vise r, A. Ra nso m, C. Nelso n, J . Mi ch ae ls; row 2: A. C raig, 
P. Prevost, M. Ha yes , N. Hatanpa, R. Fowler ; row 3: A. Anderso n, N. Ande rson, R. Traub , E. Gill ela nd, J. Sn yder, B. Hoffre n, M. 
Sode rberg ; row 4: B. G odi c h, M. Miley, M. Mi chel ich , D. Oja ; row 5: W. Rowe, C. Enge ls , J . Reed; row 6: E. Tyren, R. Baldri ca , W . 
Ki ndberg, Ro bert House , ad vise r, L. Nesbitt; row 7: W. Anderson , P. Ba ck lund, T. Patnaude . 
The club officers survey the re su lts of a n experiment. 
Left to right: David McFarland, trea surer; Tom Brown, 
vice president; Ward Crago, secreta ry; Fred Stewart, 
president. 
Engineers' Club 
The ENGINEER'S CLUB is an organization of pre­
engineering students and is both a social and professional 
club. The members become familiar with the engineer­
ing field through lectures and field trips. This year they 
held a banquet with the Duluth Engineer's Club and 
traveled to the Reserve Taconite processing plant at Sil­
ver Bay. Again this year the engineers sponsored the 
"Engagement Ball" , one of the major social events of the 
year. President is Fred Stewart and adviser is Dr. Donald 
Jackson. 
left to right, row I: D. La nglee, C. An ­
d erholm, V. Pa ine, L. Anderson, R. Srig­
ley , W . Crago; row 2: D. Phil lips, K. 
Svet c, D. Senar ig hi , R. Norq uist, W. 
Aba lan, C . Schade , J. Upthegrove ; row 
3: D. Fredr ickso n, T. Ma c Farland, R. An­
derson, B. Ranziger, T. Brown, R. J ohnson, 
T. Ludden, H. Boberg. 
left to right, row I: R. Liukkonen , T. Ark­
kol a, T. Clu re, C . J ohan nessen , T. Flett, 
B. Vormwald, Dona ld Jack son, Ass istant 
Profe ssor, Mathematics and Engin eering; 
row 2: W . Gustafso n, R. Jacobson, D. 
Duff, J. Hulte n, H. Ziebarth , T. Lou, 
Clare nce Lindqui st, Profe ssor and Head, 
Mathemat ics and Engineer ing; row 3: G . 
Carl so n, J. Kinetz, P. Knutson, D. Streed, 
F. Stewart , N. Breivik , R. Li ndah l, K. 
Ne lso n; row 4: L. Hammer, W. Corson, 
P. Sjoq uist, J . Maki, D. Anderson, F. 
Pugli si, T. LaSal le. 
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left to right, row I: R. Olsen, L. Stenroos, J. Bratt, L. An se lment, K. Soderquist, J. Elbe rling, Dr. F. Jam es Glick , Assistant Professor , Chemi stry; row 
2: G. Arn old , J. Ke le rs, R. J ohn so n, J. Nordale , C . lmpola, R. Ol sen, J. Smith. 
Chemistry Club 
Sigma Iota Epsilon 
The CHEMISTRY CLUB is a professional organization, a jumping 
stone to the American Chemical Society. The members sponsored field trips 
to area industries and invited speakers from area industries to attend their 
meetings. President is Ronald Johnson and adviser is Dr. James Glick. 
SIGMA lOT A EPSILON provides an opportunity for industrial education 
majors to know each other and the industrial education field better. This 
year members again put on the Woodchopper's Ball". They also sponsored 
the convocation which featured Dr. Brunetti. President is John Gondek and 
advisers are Dr. Frank Kovach, Dr. Gordon Voss and Mr. Thomas Walton. 
left to right, row I: Gord on Voss, Assistant Profe sso r, Industrial Education, R. Shapic:, R. Chiaverini, J. G ondek, R. Debevec, S. Edman , G. Hill, 
Th oma s Walton, In structo r, Ind ustrial Education ; row 2: G. Granger, C. Kivi st o, T. Pietrini, D. J ohn so n, E. Str umbe l, G . Wil cox , E. Sundeen, J. Lakso, 
L. Hol mgren, R. Petik, W . Latick, R. Whitney; row 3: R. O lso n, A. Re millard, G. LaPatka , J . Norman, J . Ol so n. 
left to right. row I: S. Isaacson, S. Mo none n, T. Fi lia trault, J . Rupka lvis, J . Fred son , E. J ohnso n, L. Powell, W. Harni sh, M. He mme rling , R. Sylveste r, 
D. Ganter, R. Fou rni er, B. Elving , C. Vand erve nter, D. He lin, J. Lok ke. 
The UMD BROADCASTING SERVICE is the group responsible for 
the founding and the development, this year, of radio station KUMD . The 
organization offers practical experience in the field of broadcasting and radio 
administration. Members built a console board, acguired a transmitter, 
eguipped studios in the basement of Washburn Hall and put station KUMD 
into operation . President is Dick Gottschald and adviser is Dr. Robert Haak­
enson. The SKI CLUB sponsored the movie "Have Skis Will Travel," which 
was produced by Warren Miller. Mr. Miller, a well known ski photograph­
er, also spoke at the movie convocation. The members also organized ski 
trips to Grand Marais and Loch Lomond, Fort Will iam. President is Vernon 
Amundson and adviser is Mr. James Matteson. 
Radio Club 
Ski Club 
left t o ri ght, row 1: M. Dandrea, V. Pet erso n, V. Kaake, R. Pei l, K. Whent, R. Eisenberg, N. Pipe r, D. Takala, J . Baker, S. Co ll in s; row 2: B. Chan· 
itz, L. Mattson, F. Fran so n, B. Eklund, B. Ostland, D. Erick son, J . Orrick, H. Bobe rg, W. Stark, E. Laine , D. Hammer, B. Beda, V. Amundson; row 
3: J . Feu ling, M. Muckley, A. Cohen , D. Phill ips. J . Hoppe , R. Gie rda l, H. Muckley, T. LaSalle , R. Muckley, G. Carlson, T. Clure. 
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Psychology Cluh 
left to right, row I: D. Grover, 
M. B'eaupre, E. Rapp, K. Marsh, 
B. Andersen; row 2: I. Harvey 
Roazen, Instructo r, Psychology , 
B. Peterson, G . Hagq land, G. 
C owan, D. Hoff , D. Ganter , K. 
Cayo, Frank Han sen, Instructor 
Psycho logy. 
The PSYCHOLOGY CLUB bridges the gap between academic psychology and practical psychology. They 
hold meetings and invite speakers to acquaint psychology majors with the field. President is Bobb Peterson and adviser 
is Mr. Frank Hansen. The UMD YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB was organized this year to promote and support 
good government at all levels; campus, local, state and national. They stimulate interest and participation in politics 
through discussions, convocations and informal coffee hours. President is James Carlson and adviser is Dr. Emmett 
Davidson. T he PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB provides opportunities for those interested in photography to discuss prob­
lems in photography. This year the members were involved in building themselves a dark room in Washburn Hall. 
President is Don Besser and adviser is Mr. Harvey Roazen. 
The UNID Young Republican Club 
left to right, row I : L. Ro nn iga n, M. Gustafson, D. Anderso n, 
M. Mont ague, L. W a lkama , B. Hayes; row 2: A. Gillis, R. Wil­
liam s, G . Anderso n, R. Martin, N. J o hn son, G. Sidney, L. 
Ell is, M. Mu ckl ey, R. Hayes . 
Photo Club 
left to right, row I: R. Bakke, D. Besser, B. Frali ch, R. Ander ­
sen, Harvey Roazen, advi ser; row 2: J. Kinetz, P. Knutso n, M. 
Ro ulan, J. Rupkalv is . 
left to right: M. She il s, P. Lyon, B. Coughl in, T. Le, L. J ohnso n, G. Cowa n, L. Powe ll , P. Butle r, R. Gottsch ald, T. Taylor, J. Cruickshank, J. Bano­
vetz, Dr. Harol d Hayes; seated: Dr. Robert Haake nson , adviser. 
Debate· 
The DEBATE CLUB participates in a variety of speaking competi­
tions during the year. Associated with the department of speech, the 
group gives its members realistic, practical speaking experience and stim­
ulating extra-curricular en joyment. High point of their competition this 
yea r was the first an nual UMD International D ebate in which UMD af­
firmative debated Combined Briti sh Universiti es negative on continuance 
of direct economic aid. Through the club a comparatively large number 
of stud ents share in a wide range of valuable speaking experience. Dr. 
Robert Haakenson is Debate Club adv iser. 
At a UMD convoca tion Paul Butler, right, 
a nd Leta Powell meet British debaters, G areth 
Mo rg a n and Meirien Ll oyd Dav ies. 
"Resolved, that the United States 
Should Discontinue Direct Economic Aid 
to Foreign C ountrie s", the iss ue which 
Leta Powe ll debates. 
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left to right, row I: D. Str umbel, E. Aro, M. Adam so ns, A. J oh nson, B. And e rsen, M. Je nsen, M. Carl son, M. Mal kovi ch, H . Pollard, B. Enlund, R. 
Tasson i ; row 2: E. Smith, E. Koenig, E. Kontonikas, P. Saa sk i, J. Pare , D. Peterson, D. Deanovic, A. Bo ben, E. Saari , Miss Mabel Schauland , adviser. 
Elementary Council 
Kindergarten-Primary 
The ELEMENTARY COUN CIL promotes and in creases the values of 
elementary education majors . The club supplemen ts education classes. Th is 
year the members invited first year teachers to speak at group meetings. 
President is Elizabeth Koenig and advise r is M iss Mabel Schauland . T he 
KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY CLUB is composed of girls majoring in Ki n­
dergarten-Primary educa tion . They a re concerned with child welfare. Th is 
year two club members worked each week with the patients in the pediat ri c 
ward of St. Luke's Hospi tal. The girls also invited experienced teachers to 
their weekly meetings. President is Rhoda Falk and adv iser is Mrs . Donna 
Wolean. 
left to right, row 1: M. Hayes, U. O ettenger, E. Rosnow , J. C oleman; row 2: G . Anderson, M. Neilsen , J . Williams. J. Germa in, C. Th ompson, Mrs. 
Donna W olean , advise r, N. Ande rson; row 3: B. Suech , J . Roge rs, M. J ohnson, Z. Flint , C . Peterson, B. Hoffren, R. Fa lk. 
left to right, row I : A. Burns, M. Dah l, D. Saa rikoski, M. Hageman, M. Hayes, D. Gregori ch, A. Vo rk , M. Miley ; row 2: D. Oja , N. Hatampa, A. Reed , 
D. Hil lstro m, R. Rosandi ch , R. Ne lson, D. O lson, J . Lang , R. Sa let ure , E. Gu sta fson, B. Ba ldri ca , Ha rry C. J ohnson, Professo r and Head , Ele mentary 
Ed uca ti on . 
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA is composed of students from 
all fields of educa tion who become acquainted through FT A with the teach­
ing profession. The g roup encourages interest in teaching. They sponsor 
Campus Day for visiting high school students, and an Education Day with a 
convocation and a banquet to recognize workers in the educational field. 
President is James Lang and adviser is Dr. Harry Johnson. THE FELLOW­
SHIP OF ENGLISH EDUCATORS is a professional organization of stu­
dents majoring in English education . They hold weekly meetings, discus­
sions, picnics and teas. Their annual tea was attended by area English teach­
ers. Guest speaker was Christa Elizabeth Roehr, a German English teacher, 
who is studying in the United States on a Fulbright scholarship. President is 
Violet Anderson and adviser is Dr. Ellen Frogner. 
FTA 
FEE 
left to right , row I: J. Mularie, D. Dincau, M. Shie ls , M. Montag ue, V. Anderson, Ellen Frogner, Associate Professor, English; row 2: B. Stark, B. 
Aunan , A. O ja , E. Ek st rom, M. Sethre, C. Nyberg, J. DeSa nto, J. Sykes. 
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left to right, front row: S. Holt , J. Toms , 
G. Vanders luis, Ann Small , Instructor , 
Women s·' Physi ca l Ed ucatio n, D. Niemi, 
J. Fi she r, C. Van Vylmen; back row: C. 
Gran, S. Sieger, J. Kuefner. 
Modern Dance 
PEMMS 
The MODERN DANCE CLUB met every week for interpretive danc­
ing. The group sponsored the convocati·on which featured interpretive 
dancer Marta Beckett. The girls also provided the dancing background for 
"Peer Gynt". President is Sharon Sieger and adviser is Miss Ann Small. 
PEMMS is a professional organization of physical education majors and 
minors. Through activities such as panel discussions, lectures and games. they 
seek to better acguaint the physical education students with the profession. 
Special projects this year included a picnic and the hand ling of the conces­
sions at the football games. President is Tom Stark and advisers are Dr. 
Ward Wells and Miss Joann Johnson. 
left to right, row I : R. Saare la, E. Pajunen , B. Lawson, J. Salmi , J oan n J ohn so n, Ward Well s, Advi se rs; row 2: D. Pete rson, N. Peterso n, R. Stick ­
ney, A. Pechace k. T. Stark , C. Gran; row 3: C. Samu e lso n, D. Ni emi , F. Skarman, A. Burn s, J . Fishe r, C . VanVIymen ; row 4: J . Orth , W. King. 
V. Ei lo la , L. Myh re , J. Toms, R. Ha lunen, S. Sieger, E. Scinto, V. Col ich, W. McKin ley, D. Padg ett . 
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Women's Athletic Association 
left to right, row I: F. Ska rman , N. Peterso n, B. Loft in, S. Kn ut son, J . Clark , D. Niemi, S. Sieger ; row 2: C. Sam uel so n, V. Colich, D. Smith, A. 
Pec ha cek , A. Cl e me nt, J. Toms, J. Fisher , A. Burns, C. Gran, G. Van Vlymen, J oann J ohn so n, advi ser . 
Nancy Peterson steadies the tumblers as her 
cla ssmates look on. Tumbling is one of the bi -weekly 
recreation s offered to a ll club members. 
WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION provides an 
opportunity for all college women to participate in recrea­
tional activities . The club offers such diversions as bowling, 
swimming, fencing, gymnastics, skating, skiing and field 
hockey. This spring the girls hosted over 300 girls from all 
over Minnesota at a State College Playday. W AA also 
sponsored a High School Playday, an alumni tea and nu­
merous outing activities. President is Janice Toms and ad­
viser is Miss Joann Johnson. 
The annual Chri stmas party is always a workout for 
the W AA members. The girls entertain grade school 
chi ldren with games, tumbling activities and refreshments. 
Shown are Janice Tom s and Sharon Sieger. 
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left to right, row 1: F. Flei sc hmann, D. G oldberg, R. Bakke , C. Lutzka, J . John son, D. Pe arl, L. And erso n; row 2: Philip L. Friest, advi se r, G . 
Strand, R. Erick son , R. G odin , J . Jernberg, G . Lofqui st, R. Tevik, R. John son , L. LaCa sse; row 3: R. Kres ky, G . Bert ie, B. Potter, J . Am es bury, D. 
Garthu s, D. Wi lki e, John Dettmann, adviser. 
Accounting Club 
Business Club 
The ACCOUNTING CLUB is an organization to aid all students of 
UMD who are interested in accounting. They seek to inform the students of 
the opportunities open to them in this field. The UMD club was presented 
with a life time subscription to the National Association of Cost Accountants 
at one of their professional meetings. The club also held its annual meeting 
with Duluth 's CPA association. President is Claude Lutzka and adviser is 
Dr. John Dettmann. The BUSINESS CLUB acquaints students with the 
problems of business and enables them to meet business leaders. This year 
they visited the Northwest Paper Company and attended the regional con­
ference on business problems. Presidents are James Johnson and Arthur 
Nadini and adviser is Dr. Richard Sielaff. 
left to right , row I: A. H oward, W. Lindquist , J . J ohn so n, W . Erchu l, J . Jarvine n; row 2: L. Du ff, A . J ohnso n, B. Luhta, M. Miche lich, P. Staud o­
har, D. Ma so n; row 3: E. Fabiny, N . Eliaso n, J. Kohlh aas , A . Nol ine, B. El ving , G . Larso n, J. G lend en ning, M . M cG irl, E. Johnso n, Ri chard 
Si eloff , advi se r. 
anitarian 
Two students stand be ­
neath the striking facade 
of a Duluth church, sym­
bolizing the vita l role re­
ligion plays in college e x­
perience. 
WESLEY FOUNDATION provides recreational, spiritual and educational faciliti es for the Methodist students on 
campus. Every spring the members hold a retreat at Camp Wannakewin, Barnum. This year the president was chosen from 
eleven Wesley organizations in Minnesota to represent the state at the Christian Citizenship Seminar in New York and Wash­
ing ton , D.C. Pres ident is Edward Gillespie and adviser is Dr. John Dettmann. UNITED YOUTH FELLOWSHIP strives 
to develop a bette r understanding of Christianity in its members and to apply this knowledge to life. They participated in 
many campus activities . M embers a re encourag ed to learn to think clearly, prag matically and maturely. President is Barbara 
Holmes and adviser is Daniel Mundt. UMD CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP encourages students to examine the claims of 
Christ and presents a program of discussions, Bible studies, social events and weekly meetings. President is Dwight Hill ­
strom and adviser is Dr. Harry C. Johnson. LSA, the association of Lutheran students on campus seeks to confront its mem­
bers with J esus Christ as Lord and Savior through its five point program of witness, worship, fellowship, recreation and evan­
gelism. President is Raymond Spangle and counselor is D ean Kjolhaug. NEWMAN CLUB furthers the religious ideas and 
id eals of the Catholic students on campus and strives to integra te the social and religious aspects of college life. The members 
mee t weekly at Holy Rosary Church for supper and a program. President is Peter Staudohar and advisers are Dr. Julius Wolff 
and Miss Hilda Schumacher, and Chaplain is Father James Golden. The CANTERBURY CLUB fosters among its members a 
bette r understanding of the faith and practices of the Protes tant Episcopal Church. They presented a series of discussions of 
Chri sti an marriage and the g rea t religions of the world. A special proj ect th is year was the decorating of their club rooms 
in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Pres ident is James Cruickshank and adviser is Rev. J. N . Hildebrand. The HILLEL FEL­
LOWSHIP was organized to promote the religious values of Judaism among the Jewish students, to provide programs of 
social and cultural interest and to cooperate with other groups in areas of mutual interest and concern. The group is new on 
campus , but has already found time to sponsor discussions and a trip to the Hillel Found ation at the main campus . President 
is D an D av is and adv iser is Mr. Harvey Roazen . The UMD Y CLUB promotes greater understanding among people through 
Christian fellowship. Their activities this year included panel discussions, lectures, suppers and recreation nights at the Phy­
sical Education building. President is Robert Nickelson and adviser is Mr. Havard Archerd. 
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left to right , ro w 1: M. Car lson , M . Fou bister, M. M cH ugh, K. Tree, J . Wi ll iams , M. Siemer , D. Shogren , B. Rowe, J. Darland; row 2: A. Kei ski, 
F. Stewart, L. r-Jorvald, B. Loy, Dr. Gerald E. Bisbee, Mr. Robert Higgin s, advisers , B. Strick, L. Ellis, J. Kn ow les, N. John son , T. C lement ; row 3: 
W. Wiberg , B. Erickson, R. Jackson, K. Soli e, E. Gil lespie , J. Johnso n, T. Dahl, J. Gillespie, B. G riffith, D. Phil lips. 
Wesley 
Don Phillips, Jim Gille spie, Bob Higg in s and Ed Gillesp ie 
enact a scene from their theatrical production , "The Terrible 
Meek." 
W esleya ns, Karen Hansen, Fred Stewart 
a nd Lau ren Nordvall p lan the annua l spring 
retreat . 
United Youth Fellowship 
UMD Christian Fellowship 
l&ft to right, row I: E. Smith, 
N. Barn es, M. Car lso n, C. Haf­
strom, J. Wright, R. Conley, J . 
Kanga s, M. Pete rson; row 2: C. 
Li nnell, T. Hall , D. Zentn e r, J . 
Glende nning , B. Holmes, Dan ­
iel Mundt , Rev. Robe rt A. 
Cai ne , Rev. Jam es W . Schae­
fe r, ad vise rs; row 3: B. Gra ­
velle , R. Gran, J . Conley, V. 
Walborn, D. Ogston , D. Smit h, 
J . Weld. 
left to right, row 1: E. Hay, R. Fowle r, M. Hje rmstad . j _ Mu larie, M. Ander son, D. Dinca u, E. Larson , E. Saari, M. Economos, J . Knud sen; row 2: W. 
Blas jo, B. Sheeks, W. Bellingha m, R. Rosenqu ist , L. Rie nhart, N. Pa ulson, E. Gu sta fson, M. Larson, M. Gu sta fson, I. O la, H. Anderson , J. Carlson, D. 
Hill strom. 
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"Then Rommel tried to counter with tanks over on this 
front, bur I ordered an advance .. ," 
Ron MacDonell instructs Luther Johnson in the art of 
playing checkers while Anna Marie Schultz looks on. They 
are using the facilities of the LSA House. 
Luther J ohnson serves at weekly LSA supper 
meeting. 
left to right, row I : J . Dahlgren, E. Aro, J. Peterso n, E. 'R osnow , D. Blacktopp, M. Dah l, M. Hayes, J . Stage berg; row 2: M. Erickson, L. Koskela, F. 
Fl e isch ma nn, E. Tyren, M. Adam so ns, R. Heffernan, D. Kj ol haug, adviser; row 3: W. J o ren by, D. Sandberg, J . Mari en , R. Spang le. 
Carolers are Ed T yren, Ma rlene Nielsen, Frank Fleischmann, Arne J ohnson, Dorothy 
Bla cktopp. The occasion is an LSA Christmas si ng. 
left to right, row 1: S. Lone, M. Salo, A. Reed, J . Severso n, V. Pete rso n, J . Rogers, N. Martin , K. Thrana , L. Roni ngen , M. Dohl ; row 2: R. Lind a hl, D. 
Granquist, D. Swanfeld, F. La ue rsen, D. Lind st rom, A. J oh nson , C. Chesney , H. Nyberg , R. Jacobson , D. Anderson; row 3: G. Mari en, K. Skille , R. 
O man, C. McDonald, L. Myhre, R. Lind ahl, L. J ohn son, M. Nie lsen, N. Ni chols, K. Krantz. 
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Newman Club 
left to right , row 1: S. G owan. D. Kost eli z, E. Bergh, P. McGirl , S. Barber , M. McGirl, B. Ba ll, L. Ansel ment, B. Hizen da ger , M. Vosi ka , B. Holm ; 
ro w 2: L. LaCa sse, T. Filiatrault , D. Dragavon, P. Dragavon, B. And e rse n, K. Marsh. M. Dandrea , C. Suec h. J. And e rso n, R. Mra k, J . Heintz, H. 
LaR ose ; row 3: J. Fe uling. D. Ma so n, J. Stre etar, J. Karau. J . Banovetz. C . Be ll ingham. D. Schultz, P. Staud ohar, R. Kr es ky, M. Meir iek, J. Sta ud o. 
har , Fr. James Gold e n, adv iser. 
Newmanites band togethe r to c reate another Homecoming float master-
piece. 
Dave Ma son is chief cook, ass ist ­
ed by Shirley Wolff a nd Bill An­
derse n, for Newman C lub 's fa mo us 
spag hetti dinner . 
Canterbury Club 
Y Club 
left to right, row I: M. Connell, B. Potter , 
G. Foss mo, H. Edman, G. Vandersluis; 
row 2: Rev. J ohn Hild ebrand , advi se r, 
J. Hun ner, A. Ranso m, G. Potter, J . 
C ruickshank, I. O la ; row 3: J . Davis, H. 
Weat herby, D. Andrews, D. Fredrickso n. 
left to right, row 1: J. Uhl e nh o pp, D. Smith, L. Ellis, R. Kutsi, R. Ni cho lso n, H. J ohnson , G. Bergu m, J . Tamminen; row 2: R. Sylvester, R. Bakke , 
G. Sid ney, R. Anderson, J . Sykes, R. Lelan d , M. Govednik, D. Hill strom, I. O la, R. O ja. 
Hillel 
left to right, row I: I. H. Roazen , Instr ucto r, Psyc hology, R. Trau b, R. Ken t , U. Oettenge r, S. W einberg, J . Cohen, Dan Davis, advise r; row 2: P. A nse l, 
Z. Flint , L. Pomi sh , B. Kaner, P. Kent, D. Pearl, G . Cowan , S. Dan singer, H. Pomi sh, M. Davis. 
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left to right, row I : E. Ka sberg, N . J uneo, L. G ienste , J. Laht i, A. Met hod , M. Mayerle, B. Ball , C. M akinen; row 2: M. Lu fho lm , B. Ka lbrenner, A. 
W agner, M. Siemer, C. Kennedy, L. Haa se, M. Mcl augh lin, S. W ein berg, M. Fechne r, J. Kroll. E. Koen ig , J. Bran der; row 3: E. Konton ika s, B. Rowe, 
A. Ransom, G . Kennedy, B. H ol m, J. Snyder, N . Dillon, Mrs. Eleanor Kraker , adv iser, P. Podd , alu mni adviser, L. Blomster, K. Anderson, E. A akre, L. 
Chi shol m, J. Ra smussen , H. Edman, J. C lark , J. Devries. 
Gamma Omicron Beta 
GAMMA OMICRON BET A, social sorority, 
emphasizes the development of ind ividuals throug h 
parti cipation in school ac tivi ties . The vigorous 
character of the soro rity is exp ressed in their motto 
"It 's no fate to be a G amma Bete." The g irls ex­
press themselves through activiti es such as the 
H alf-Way Hop at Pine City with the Alpha Chap­
ter of St. Paul and a St . Patri ck' s D ay party with 
Beta Phi Kappa. At Ch ristmas time they sent a 
basket to an underp ri vileged family . President is 
LeAne Haase and adviser is Mrs. Eleanor Kraker. 
The G amma Betes pose in front· of their 
" Match the Mobiles" booth on Activi ties 
Night. 
The g irl s check ove r las t minute detai ls at their 
form a l initi ation ba nquet . Left to right: Mm il yn 
Mcl aughl in, El ea nor Aak re, Nancy Dill on and Lo­
rene G jenste . 
left to right, row I: R. Anderson, H. Ha se, F. Rodean , M. Ra ve r, L. Oak es, W . Shimek, D. Hem pe l, J . Gillespie, D. Mi chaud, G. Sidney, D. 
Steinman, C. Bellingham; row 2: W . Hilding, D. Mosack, J . Marien, J. Ne lson, P. Thorsteinson, R. Peterson, B. Be nd er, Julius Wolff, adviser, D. 
Ojakanga s, S. J ense n, R. Anderso n, B. Kutsi, T. Clem e nt, L. El li s, P. Haubner; row 3: J. Streelar, F. Martin, J. Hill, J. Glendenning, D. Fl otten, 
L. Shumway, E. Gillespie, D. Goldberg, B. Jacott, T. Schel linger, R. Farver, R. Anderson , K. Cayo, D. Miller, J . Banovetz, J. John so'n, B. Ni chol­
son, P. Ke nt; row 4: J . Blackwell , R. West, J. Ric hard s, D. Mason. 
Beta Phi Kappa 
BETA PHI KAPPA, social fraternity, won the Best Organization Award 
on campus last spring. The fraternity comhines the social and service aspects 
of its group to form a better fellowship, to provide social entertainment, to 
create intellectual thinking and to secure greater cooperation among themselves 
and with the university. The fifty-nine members sponsored the March of Dimes 
drive at UMD and the work day at Camp Miller. Unforgettable events of the 
year are recorded in their monthly paper, "The Crock" and their annual book, 
"The Beta Bull." President is Bill Bender and adviser is Dr. Julius Wolff. 
The Beta Band blares forth add ing a musical 
note to the lighting of the H omecoming bonfire . 
A quick trip to Macalester the night before pro­
vided the materials for their Homecoming float. 
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left to right, row I: K. Marshall, M. Wilkosz, B. J oh nso n, L. Roningen, M. Th ompson , C. Su ech , K. · Dun smore, J. Gu stafso n, P. Sche ide ri ck, J. 
Rickard, P. Sim mons , R. Brunberg, N. Stewart, N. Humphreys, P. Eil e rs; row 2: E. G ood er, J. Betty, J. Anderso n, C. Peterson , M. Jann eH, L. 
McAdams, Mrs. Elizabeth Haley, advi se r, J. Mag ie , A. Spalla cci, J . Ek stro m, C . Th om pson ; row 3: E. Brodin , K. Marsh, S. Swanson , D. Hen ­
dr ickson , D. Fe rra ri o, C. C ros by, L. Solberg , M. Rosso, S. W ol ff , E. Ame s, R. Donaghy, V. Kaake, A. Sulli va n, M. Mu rphy; row 4: J . Ryan , L. 
Flint , J. Benson, M. Harrin g ton, M. Burghd orf, J. Docksteade r, L. J o hn so.n, M. Lun d , J . He rring , M. He mmer ling, C. Hubert, M. McG irl , N. 
T re nt lege. 
Sigma Psi Gamma 
SIGMA PSI GAMMA, social sorority, teaches sisterly 
love, encourages the intellectual and cultural development of 
the individual and strives to make its members an active part 
of the school, to have fun and to work as a unit. This year the 
girls took part, with Gamma Theta Phi, in sponsoring a Christ ­
mas party for welfare children. Social _activities in~lude c~bin 
and house parties and a banquet hononng graduatmg sen1_o~s . 
They also formed an Alumni group and adopted an offtctal 
crest. President is La Verle McAdams and advtsor ts Mrs. Eltza­
beth Haley. 
Lee Flint, ri ght, Nancy Trentlage and Shirley Sinko look 
over the pamphlets they distributed during Activities Night. 
Laughing, talking and eati ng . .. the 
girls get together during a ru sh week tea . 
Shown are Marlene Hemmerling, Liz Good­
er, Janice Anderson and Carol Peterson. 
left to right, row I : D. Ignat ius, R. Lee, T. Lee , W. Ke lso , J . DeSan to, F. Burn es , R. M udra ck, J . 
Kohlhaas; row 2: D. Johnson, R. Ferrara, P. But ler, R. Nelso n, N. Land ry, H. Lee, H . Higholt, 
J. Krezowski , M . Zempel , L. Duff, R. Ba umgartner. 
Gamma Theta Phi 
GAMMA THETA PHI, social fraternity , is the oldest 
fraternity on campus. It was established in 1949. The Gam­
mas take pride in their annual "Petey" drive, when they 
solicit contributions from UMD students to buy Christmas 
gifts for underprivileged child ren. The members achieve a 
wide range of social experiences through banquets, dances 
and parties held during the year. Gamma Theta Phi en­
courages its members to be active in campus projects. Presi­
dent is John DeSanto and adviser is Dr. Emmett Davidson. 
Juanita Docksteader a nd Lore n Duff 
wrap toys for some child' s Christmas, th e 
result of another successfu l "Petey" drive 
headed by Dale Ig natius. 
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Greeks from head t o toe , Claudia Gran, 
Arlene Rappari a a nd Roberta Tra ub prepare 
refreshments fo r a ru shing party. 
Sigma Phi Kappa 
SIGMA PHI KAPPA, the Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi 
Kappa, is the oldest. s.ocial sorority on .campus. It er: a.b~es col­
lege women to parttopate as a group m campus acttvtttes and 
fosters the social and intellectual growth of the individual. 
The girls adopted the Aftenro Home and entertained the men 
and women with programs and parties throughout the year. 
Social activities include an annual Christmas progressive din­
ner, a Mother-Daughter tea, and coke, cabin and pizza parties. 
President is Kathleen Letourneau and adviser is Mrs . Myrtle 
Johnson. 
Margaret Smith pretends t o "Mace the 
Macs" as she rides ato p the t ow ca r of Kap ­
pa 's. H omecoming flo at. 
left to right, row 1: M. Sm it h, S. Barber , M. Hoekst ra, B. Kurth , B. Berqlund , K. Han sen , B. Holme s, J. Go msi, P. Olson; row 2: N. Pi pe r, B. Th ompso n, 
M. Miley, N. Pete rson , Mrs. M. H. J ohnson, advi se r, K. Le tourneau, C. Gran , J. DMiand, M. Ne lson , R. Tra ub ; row 3: J. Hal /back , S. He nd e rson , M. 
Nusse r, S. Sie ge r, K. Tree, M. Ruikka, M. Lyn ch. S. Knutso n, N. W estberg . V. Han se n, B. G odi ch, A. Rapp ana, J. Wri gh t , J. Eri ckson, J . Pyles, M. 
McHugh, J. Peterson, J . Erickson, D. Bl acktopp, S. Pet erso n, J. Sta ge berg, A. Lindh ol m, J . La Roque , B. Cou gh li n. 
Three elated STK's pictured after they 
won the Sno Week Participation trophy. 
Shown are Fred Baker, Bob Plouffe and 
Larry Orrick. 
Gathered 'round the traditional keg are John Brookhart, 
Leo Visentin, Dick Pei l, president and Bob Chanitz. 
Sigma Tau Kappa 
SIGMA TAU KAPPA is a social fraternity which encourages 
the social, moral and academic betterment of its members and seeks 
to support school activities. The newest fraternity on campus, it has 
established many events which have already become traditions, such 
as the Yard and a half Party, the outing with orphaned boys and the 
smelting party. Members have enthusiastically supported school af­
fairs . . . and won, among other things, the Homecoming float prize, 
the prize for selling the most Homec.oming buttons and the coveted 
Sno Week Participation trophy. President is Richard L. Peil and 
adviser is Mr. Ray Roulston. 
left to right, row I: R. W hitney, Y. Amundson, F. Ba ker , Ray Roulston, advise r, R. Peil, J. Broo khart , L. Vi se ntin, T. Fe athe rst one, W. Marsh; 
row 2: D. Kovach , G. J auss , T. High , R. Klang , J . Gustafson, H. Thore son, R. Fischer , R. Cha nitz , D. Wal sh, W. Yesberger, E. Tymura, D. 
Wi lkie: row 3: D. W ick, C. Li nne ll, J . Pietila, B. Cousineau, J. Swan son, A. Wright, J . Hatten , R. Pl ouffe, D. Marke n, L. Orrick, L. Marshal l, R. 
Hatte n, B. Roge rs, P. Andrews . 
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left to right, row I : D. Saarikoski, D. G regorich, A . Vov k, P. Sul livan, R. Tassoni, A . Boben. D. Strum bel, B. God ich, J. C o lema n, J. Gil bert, S. 
Dane; row 2: L. Lil ya, D. Gruben, J. Orth, R. Debevec, H. Sellars, L. Karaka s, D. Dragavon, M . Beasy, J. W illiams, W. Erchul, F. Fran son , R. 
And erson, J . Pa re, D. Dea novic, F. Dim ber io; row 3: P. Joh nso n, P. A ro la , B. Pecha, B. Baldrica, M. Mi chel ich, R. Lu hta, T. Vuic ich, R. Bran so n, 
M. Mu ck ley, R. Chiaverini. 
Rangers 
The RANGERS CLUB, organized in 1932, is one of 
the largest organizations on campus. Membership is 
limited to range stud ents , from one of the three iron 
ranges or the Himalayan Mountain Range. The club 
holds weekly meetings to plan social activities . T hi s yea r 
members sponsored a spr in g dan ce featuring the Tam­
buritzans. President is Peter D. Johnson and adviser is 
Mr. ] ohn ] urkov ich . 
Hypnotism 81: Principles of mass hypnotism. (3 cred.; pre­
req. sr. or AS standing.) 
During a recess in the dance, the T amburitzans, fea ­
tured musician s, and a number of students moved into the 
third fl oor lounge to watch the fights. 
" ... so I hired this orchestra and a ballroom just for 
the two of us!" 
Seemingly the only couple on the fl oo r, thi s two­
some was one of many dancing to the music of the 
T amburitzans at the Ranger 's Club dance in Kirby. 

The Lady's Not For Burning 
Tom Taylor, Leta Powell : 
" ... and may God have mercy on otu sonls." 
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Doug Rapp : 
"But need you ? These few hours of the night 
Might he ll:ved in a way which wouldn't end 
in fir e." 
Elizabeth Kas be rg . Noel Gray. Phil Lyons. J o hn Lo kk e : 
"A nd what 1 was going to suggest , quite irresponsibly, 
1.1 that he might he invited to fJartak e 
Of our fes tivities this evening." 
Alfred Th enen : 
" it takes it out of you., this life evcrlastin' . Hallelujah!" 
Bo b Hansen. Bernice Lenroot : 
"1 love you quite as mLtch as I love St. A nthony, 
A n.d rather more than 1 love S t. John . .. " 
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Morning's at 
Noel Gray, Delores Hil l : 
"You're not really going to have a spell , are you?" 
A lice Fi ola, Alfred Thenen: 
"You didn't say anything to the doctor about my side, did you?" 
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Ma xine Connell: 
" ... /'rn going to move over to Ida's." 
Barbara Coughli n, Bob Pea rl: 
"They'll see you jrom the other house, Myrtle." 
Vi rginia Laibl, John Ka lbrener : 
"That's right. I like games. 
U:ith .~ots of people on both 
st.des. 
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Douglas Rapp: 
"Peer Gyn.t sends you greetings, Brother Falling Star." 
Peer Gynt 
Mrs. Robert Bea nland: 
Anitra's Dance 
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Le t·a Powe ll: 
" The serious lntsin ess nf onr festival 1.s finish ed . Now let's deligh t onr 
eyes and cars ." 
Do uglas Rap p , Leta Powe ll: 
"Oh, yes terday I wandered 
so lon esome and sad 
But today has lmmgh.t me 
m y golden lad ." 
T o m Sullivan, ligh ti ng, 
" Doc" Ha yes , director, a nd 
Do n Besse r, so und, appear 
t o be pond ering a num ber 
of weig hty pro b lems about 
the prod udion o f "Peer 
Gynt." 
Mary Mo nta gue , Doug la s Rapp , Ma rlene H emme r­
lin g, J o an Engbe rg: 
" f-I e Sfwrkles and sizzles 1£/cc a red-hot iron.." 
Ro n McEld e rry , To m Taylo r, Jay Thorset h, Dave 
Teste r: 
"A toast to our good lucie ... the luck of us four ." 
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Band left to right , row I : P. Backlund, M. Soderberg, B. Johnson, N. McEld owney, D. Blacktopp, 
R. Tra ub, E. Enlund, N. Anderson, J. Kelly ; row 2: L. Nesbitt, J. Michaels, W . Rowe , B. 
G odich, A. Murray, J. Ryan, A. Carlson , M . M iley, M. Michel ich, E. Maki , R. Kresky, K. 
Johnson, T. Sexton, A . Craig; row 3: K. Lindberg, M. Kempi, K. Zakowitz, M. Faubister, J . 
Krol l, B. Cu rri e, C. Tylla, G. Poppenberg, R. Pokela, B. Hoffren, J . Dahlgren, R. Flint, F. 
Stepetz, W. Kindberg, D. Stei nma n, G. Fox, C . Bellingham , R. Ni cholson, D. Oja , G . Pasek, 
R. Miller, T. Patnaude; 
The lights above the stage of 
Main audi torium shine down upon 
a bra ss section. 
The camera eye is in the balcony as it looks down upon 
the UMD Band performing in the Duluth Armory. 
row 4: R. Ba ldri ca , S. Shovein, C . Engles, J . Reed , G . Seedorf, E. J o ki ­
maki, R. Ku ts i, C. Stage be rg , R. Th orne, E. Tyren, R. MacDonell, R. 
Nikko, W. Be lling ham , H. Hess , B. Andersen , J . Berna rd , M. Hayes , A. 
Ran som, N. Westberg, M. Car lson. 
Another view of the Band playing 1n Main. 
Dr. Callahan directing. 
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Orch.estra 
Trumpe t s, tro mbo ne s a nd p layers a re sil ­
ho ue tted aga in st th e backd ro p of th e st age. 
J a mes Smith tu nes up hi s vio lin as th e o rchestra is 
a bo ut t o pl a y hi s co mpositi o n, " C o nce rto for Vio lin a nd 
Orc hest ra . ' ' 
Thro ug h a maze of pe rforme rs a nd in ­
strum e nts, the ca me ra pictu res Dr . House 
cond uctin g th e Orche stra. 
left to right, row I: A. Carlson, W . Anderso n, A . Ande rso n, W . Hild ing, B. G odi ch, J. Smith; N . Ni chols, E. Gi ll eland ; row 2: S. Sinko, B. C ook, P. 
Prevost, C. Tyl la, N. M cEldowney, J . Kelly, J. Snyd er, R. Beverl y, C. Owen s, W. Rowe, J. Wa lsh, H . Ne lson, R. Th orne; row 3: J . Enga rd , J. Smith, J. 
Reed, N . Humphreys , B. H offren; row 4: C . Engel , R. Baldri ca, G . Fox, J . Pa se k, J . Patnaude, E. Tyren, R. Czern ewski , L. Nes bitt, M . Soderberg , P. 
Backlund , B. Amlotte, M. M iley, R. Fowler, M . Carl son, C . Ne lson. 
Members of the Orchestra tune up their in struments or 
di scuss the coming perfo rman ce. 
A contrast in textures is provided by 
the gleaming in strument p layed by John 
Reed, and th e soft, dark surroundings. 
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left to right , row I: N. Piper, S. Sinko, S. Riley, S. Nelson , A. Anderson, B. Holm , C. Nyberg , J . Walleen , H. Lepisto , A. Ande rson , S. Kenne r, D. 
Eri ckson, P. Rawl in son , S. Mononen, M. Akervik , P. Smith, B. Kalkbrenne r, C . Nel so n, R. Fowler, N. W estberg, J . Engard, G. Ol son, Allen Down s, As­
sistan t Professo r of Mu sic , directo r ; row 2: J . Fredin , S. Swan so n, M. J o hn son, M. Kukk o la, J. Hanson, D. De Bolt, B. Hoff ren, J . Ri ckard, D. Oja , R. 
Peterso n, C. Jaco bso n, J. Waldon , N. Ander.son, N. Hatanpa, J. Kingsley, S. Knutso n, N. Mc Eld owne y, J . Toms, D. Nie mi; row 3: N. Paul so n, L. Ball, 
J . Goms i, V. Forti, F. Fox , Z. Fli nt, J . Fred son , G. Keranen , D. Li ndstrom, C. Vanderventer, M. Hill , M. Kempi, W . Lyes, J. Ol son , R. Hallbe rg, J . 
Mic ha els , P. Prevost, A. Craig, J. Olso n, M. Fechne r, F. Ste petz, M. Browe r; row 4: 1'\ . Ransom, A. An d erson , 1'-l . Stewart, S. Pug li si, M. Vos ika, M. 
Ka neski, J. J o rgenson, W. Kindberg , D. Besse r, T. O'Meara, G. Walsh , D. En gland, W. Hilding, J . Ma t lock, E. Hengemue ll e r, R. Sha rk ey, C. Da cey, A. 
Burn s, E. Ros now, N. Peterson , D. Soderstrom, P. Ha lvo rso n, B. G odi ch, M. Miley, M. Soderberg; row 5 : C . Mak inen , B. Ball, C. Owens, E. Voigh t, L. 
Nord vall, K. Lundgre n .. R. Dress le r, J. Sa lmi, J . Hunn e r, C . Ri chard s, R. Heffe rnan, E. Tyre n, B. Andersen, J. Ri chard . 
Mr. Downs: "Well .. . " .. Yes .. :· 
Choir 
"What's the 'Leland Standford, Jr.' number 
doing on our program?" 
Fra ncis Fox , Audrey Burns a nd El a ine Res­
now discuss one of the c ho ru s numbers. 
"Certainly!" 
"You've lost your voice?" 
Zelda Rae Flint a nd Ba rbara H o lm appea r 
di sturbed about so methi ng ju st befo re the 
performa nce of the c ho ru s. 
"So what happened when the soprano bent over? " 
Mr. Dow ns a nd me mbers of the Chorus ho ld a 
sess io n of shop t a lk. 
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sports ... individual, team ... develop the body, compclitirc spirit ... 
Sports 
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Football 
Lack of depth and expe rience figured heav ily in th e footba llers' for­
tunes. Although able to field a f irst team on a par w ith the best of the 
conference, the Bu ll dogs we re stymied by the reserve strength of the oppo­
sition, and dropped four of the first five games. 
A backfield, with Wayn e Rau at quarterback, Marv Heikkinen and 
captain Darrel Warner, halfbacks and Bob Visina, fullback, began to roll 
and mid-season found a st rong veteran freshman l ine combination in 
front of th em. 
A 18-6 Homecoming victory over Maca les ter fo llowed by a 7-0 win 
over Gustav us gave th e team a 3-4 conference mark. They fini shed the 
season with a 45-13 win over Superior. 
Coa c h Lloyd Peterson watches hi s sq uad gain a 18-6 H omecoming victory . 
MIAC standings 
St. Thomas 
----- ---------- -- -
Concord ia 
·····-- ------- ---- -·····----- -
Macalester 
----·----·------------------
Gustavus 
--- ----- ----- --- --- -------- ·- ··· 
UMD 
·· · ·· ·· · · · · ··· ·· ·--··--·- ---- ---------
St. John 's 
- ----
-- --------····· 
Augsburg 
--- ---- ---- ---- ---- --- -- -- ----
Haml ine 
---- --- ---- --- -
.. 
· ····· ·· -··· 
w L T Pet. 
7 0 0 1.000 
5 2 0 .714 
4 3 0 .571 
4 3 0 .571 
3 4 0 .429 
2 4 I .357 
2 4 I .357 
0 7 0 .000 
Captain Darrell 'Lefty' W arner, 77, fights for 
extra yMdage in the Concordia tilt. 
Ha lfback Marv He ikk ine n is stopped a+ter 
a five yard ga in-. 
End Dick Forbort reaches for t he partially block­
ed pigskin. 
Fullback Bob Visina, 73, a nd ha lfback Marv Heikkinen, 58, 
close in on the ba ll ca rri e r. 
le ft to right, row I: B. M cKinl ey, C. Jea netta , W. Johnson, J . Salmi, K. C lark, D. Ferrara , M. Heikkenen, D. C arter, N. Mi nette; row 2 : A . J ohnson, D. Johnson , J . O'Hara , J. Sorn berg er, W. Rau, 
D. Warner , D. Forbort, K. Lundgren, R. Dodge, G. Bergum: row 3 : C oach L. Peterson, B. Visi na , B. Emerson , C. Smith, B. H aigh, J. Ka ru, R. Tho ma s, J. Hammer, D. Peterson, J. O 'C onnor, A sst. 
C oach Ra lph Neuses . 
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Dick Carter is ass isted off th e field by student ma nager 
Arne J o hn son and ass ist a nt coach Ra lph Neuses as Bo b Emer­
so n, 93, g oes in. 
An attempt a round the e nd 1s halted by Di ck Forbort. 
The Esko eel , Marv He ikkine n, 
c ircles the end. 
Qu a rterba ck Wayne Rau, 39, stops Concordia' s 
26. 
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Captai n ha lfback, Darrell 'Lefty ' W a rner, fo r 
fo ur seasons a terro r in th e MIAC grid iro n, sco red 
33 poi nts thi s season fo r a grand t ot al of 123 po ints 
sett ing a new UMD sco ring reco rd. For hi s per­
formance Warner re ceived an All C o nferen ce berth . 
Quarterback W ay ne Rau kicks a n extra point o n the rain swe pt, muddy 
fi eld of the Homecoming game. 
Wayne Rau fights for a pass. 
Lefty Warner sk irts arou nd the end for a first down. 
Don Oia and Bob Ni cholson take time out from 
blowing to chee r the gridders. 
Time ou t . A brea k in th e ga me action g ives cheerleaders Jill Rickert a nd 
Siggie Pe t erso n a c ha nce t o sp urt voca l support fo r the cagers effo rts. 
Basketball 
This season was a record year fo r UMD's winter sports. T he 
basketball team finish ed seco nd in th e MIAC with an 11 -5 mark and 
the individual playe rs set eleven sch ool records. 
Aga inst Bemidji the Bulldogs scored 114 points pass ing the old 
mark of 103 set in 1955-1956. T hey also scored 90 poi nts in eigh t 
games and 80 points in eleven games. 
Climaxing the season was an NCAA, N at ional College Athl et ic 
Assoc iat ion , invitation to participate in the small college tourna­
men t. However, UMD dropped the game to Wh eaton Coll ege 
84-75. 
MIAC standings W L 
Hamline ..... ........ . ... ...... 15 1 
UMD .... .. .... ......................... .. ...... 11 5 
Macalester ............. -·-·· -······ ······ · 9 7 
St. John's ......... .. .... ..... ...... ... ...... 8 8 
St. Thomas .......... .... ...... ............. . 8 8 
Gustavus ··-················· ·- ···· ·· · ... ... .. 6 I 0 
Concordia .... ... ... ......... .. .. ........ ... 5 I I 
St. Mary's . ....... .. . . . ...... ... ... 5 I I 
Augsburg ........... .... ..... .......... . 5 II 
Jim Intihar backed up by J ack McKi llop a tte mpts to upset Wheaton 1n NCAA e limi nation s. 
Pet. 
.937 
.687 
.562 
.500 
.500 
.312 
.312 
.312 
.312 
The st a rt of a no th e r season of action . 
Bob Mon son outdi stances the oppos itio n o n hi s way to the ba sket. 
Bob Monson gets set to feed the ball to center J ack McK illop. 
Gu ard J on Sampson 
160 
Jack M cKillop shows the f orm which 
ranked him as UMD 's lead in g point getter. 
Center Jack M cKillop controls the second half jump ball . 
161 
162 
Bob Monson is tied up in th e strugg le 
fo r a loose ball. 
Fo rw ard H arold Be rgst ed t moves in t o snag 
a poss ible rebo und after he ha s tried an o ut side 
shot f ro m the co rner. 
1 
I 
left to right: P. Andrews, B. Dodge, G. Evans, J. C ollinge, B. Sharkey, Captain J. McKillop, V. Ekroot, H . Bergstedt, R. 
Olson, A. Keiski, J. Sampson, B. Mon son, J. Intihar, Bob Roningen, Coach Norman Olson. 
Jim Intihar controls the ball. 
163 
164 
Hockey 
UMD's pucksters, considered the best in the school's history, captured their second straight MIAC title and 
wrote an entirely new record book for hockey. 
The team extended its conference winning streak to twenty-five with a 12-0 mark this season. 
Individually they established 13 new records . Center Harvey Flam an and right winger Elmer Schwartz each 
set six offensive records . Defenseman Ron Pretlac set a new penalty record and goalie Jerry Kleisinger set a goal aver-
age of 1.1 goals per game in conference competition. · 
SCORING ALL GAMES 
games 
Flaman ... .. .. ... .. .... .. ... ... .. .. ........ .. 21 
Schwartz .... .... ..... ....... .. .. ....... ... .. 21 
Curran ....... .... ....... ......... ..... .. .... 21 
Cronkhite .... .. ... ...... ...... ... ... .... .... 21 
Cousineau .... .... ... ..... .. ..... ..... ...... 21 
Wilkie .... .. .... .... ...... ..... ...... ..... .... 20 
Smith _____ __ __ __ __ ____ __ ______ ____ ___________ __ 21 
Pretlac ---- --- --------------·- ·--------- --- ---- 21 
Sisto .. .... .... .... ...... ... .. ... ..... .... .... . 21 
Horn --------- -----·-·--------·----------------20 
Judnick ................... ........... ........ 21 
Abelsen ____ ____ __ ___ __ __ __ ___ __ ___ ___ ________ 21 
Bymark ···· ·· -· ···- ··-··--· ·---·---- ---- -- --- 20 
Olson -- ------·----- ------------ --- ---· ······· 19 
Dahl .......... .. ------- ----- ------ ----- ------ - 8 
goals 
24 
34 
14 
9 
12 
12 
12 
5 
4 
2 
3 
0 
4 
2 
0 
assists 
32 
20 
9 
14 
9 
6 
4 
10 
8 
7 
5 
7 
2 
2 
I 
total 
56 
54 
23 
23 
21 
18 
16 
15 
12 
9 
8 
7 
6 
4 
I 
ALL GAMES 
games 
UMD Kleisinger ···-·----- ............... 17 
Gustafson ---- ·----· ················ 4 
OPPOSITION __ ____________________________ 21 
goals 
54 
5 
137 
Jerry Kleisinger, a great season by a great goalie. 
averages 
3.17 
1.2 
6.5 
stops 
376 
64 
507 
averages 
22.1 
16.0 
24.1 
H arvey Flam a n, the team' s leading sco rer, re ceives a pass from Elmer 
Schwartz, number two ma n in sco rin g. 
Defenseman Dona ld Weaver blocks St. Bo niface 's Ray 
Brunell. 
Defense man Ron Pretlac, on ice, 
tries to scoop loose puck away 
from opponent. 
J o hn Connie Pleban, Coach. 
166 
La rry Cronkhite moves quick ly t o contro l the 
fa ceo ff . Be rn a rd Cousineau is a t th e right. 
GOALTENDING AVERAGES MIAC 
games 
UMD Kleisinger ............ .... .... ... . 6 
Gustafson ... ·· ··· ····· 4 
OPPOSITION ..... ....... .... ... .... .. ... 1 0 
goals 
7 
5 
75 
averages 
1.1 
1.2 
7.5 
stops 
90 
64 
223 
averages 
15.0 
16.0 
22.3 
J e rry Kleisinger moves t o b lock shot. 
The face-off is contro ll ed by 
ra n and Da le No reen move out . 
•  _, 
Coach Pl eban ca ll s sig na ls f ro m 
t he bench. 
Harvey Fl aman as defenseman Ron Pretl ac blocks oppone nt and Irving Butch Cur-
Co-captain Alex Sisto sees hi s shot deflected by the St. Boniface goalie . 
Goalie J e rry Kleisinger watches as Butch Curran 
keeos the puck from the front of the net. 
Alex Sisto and Bob Smith battle Michig an Tech for the loose puck. 
Bob Smith gets ready for the opening faceoff again st the Winnipeg Rangers. Forwards are Mike Horn, left, and 
Alex Sisto, right. Defense men are Ron Pretlac, left, and Dale Noree n, right. J erry Klei singer is the goalie. 
Tempers fl a re in fr ont of the Winnipeg net. Referee Hank J e nsen holr.ls Alex Si sto whi le Chuck 
Pill sbu ry comes to the a id of the goalie. Other UMD players are Ron Pretl ac , left , and Mike Hor n, right . 
J erry Kleisinger moves t o b lock shot . 
Elmer Schwartz shoot s. 
170 
FINAL MIAC SCORING 
games 
Schwartz ...... ... ... ......... ... ............ I 0 
Flaman .. .......... .............. .. ...... .. .. I 0 
Curran .............................. .. ........ I 0 
Cronkhite .. .... ........ .. ............... ... I 0 
Cousineau ................ ........ ........ I 0 
Wilkie .. ...................................... 9 
Pretlac ............ .. ...... ... ...... .. .. .... .. . 1 0 
Smith ... .. ................................... I 0 
Sisto ............... ............... ...... ... ... 1 0 
Horn .................. ........................ 9 
Judnick ........... ........ .. .. .. ......... .... I 0 
Bymark ............. .. .... ... .............. 9 
Abelsen .. ... .................. ....... .... .. I 0 
Olson .......................................... 9 
Dahl ............................. ............... 7 
goals 
18 
I I 
9 
5 
5 
10 
3 
5 
2 
2 
2 
3 
0 
0 
0 
assists 
II 
18 
5 
8 
8 
2 
6 
3 
4 
3 
2 
0 
2 
I 
I 
total 
29 
29 
14 
13 
13 
12 
9 
8 
6 
5 
4 
3 
2 
I 
I 
...... 
left to right, row I : H . Flaman , R. Sm ith, J . Olson , R. Pretlac, D. Gustafson, L. Cronkhite, A. Sisto , S. Dahl, B. C ousineau ; row 2: John Connie Pleban, Coach, 
E. Schwartz, J . Bymark, D. Wi lkie, M . Horn , J. Abel sen, D. Judnick, E. Holt , A. Wright, D. Romano, student manager . 
left to right, row I: T. Brown, T. LaSa lle , L. Marshall, J. Upthegrove, R. Niemiste; row 2: T. Birman, L. Smith, H. Tenni son, 
Don Otto, coach. 
Swimming 
The swimmers still lacked the depth to make them 
contenders for the MIAC title, but produced great show­
ings from their small squad to gain a third place fin ish. 
Tim Birman, UMD's great butterfly swimmer, captured 
the 200 yard event in 2.34:3 for a conference record. 
Harley Tennison won the 200 yard backstroke and the 
medley fo ursome, Tim Birman, Harley Tennison, Tom 
Brown and Lyman Marshall, copped the medley relay. 
Breaststroke ace, Tim Birman. 
MIAC standings 
Gustavus ........... ....................... ............... ... ! 19 
Hamline .... ...... ... .. .... .... .... .... ... ...... ..... .......... . 45 
UMD .......... .. ....... ........... ....... ..................... .. 44 
St. Thomas .. ........ ....... ............ ...... .. ....... ....... . 38 
Macalester .................. ... ............... ............ . 24 
Action at the confere nce meet . 
Coach Don Otto works with Tim Birma n, left and Harley Tenn ison. 
left to right: H . Ma rquardt, M. Ha nson, D. Eri ckson, W . J o hnson, Coach W ard Wells, F. Fran son, J . Lawson, D. Mobray. 
Skiing 
Jerry Lewis 
Dave Erickson, Bill Kel so, Robert Dahl. 
/ 
C oach W ard W ells 
176 
Golf 
UMD's ever powerful golf unit de­
fended the conference championship again 
this year. 
Under the direction of Dr. Lew Rick ­
ert, the sport proved to be the most suc­
cessful of the small sports on campus. 
Dick Arnold 
Dave Vosika 
G olf hopefuls Leon Molstad , 
Dick Peterson and Di ck Olson re­
ce ived a helpful t ip from coach 
Rickert. 
left to right: Lewi s Rickert, coach, D. Peterson, D. Vos ika, D. Arn old, D. Ol son, L. M olst ad . 
La rry Orrick, left , and Paul Ke nt, ri g ht, d iscuss strategy wi th coach Lew Ri cke rt. 
Tennis 
Strong opposition f rom the southe rn schools in the M inneso ta College 
conference, the return of St . T homas singles champion , M ike Dunn, and 
M acalester' s doubles unit placed UMD in the darkhorse position at the 
confe rence meet. 
Tennis hopefuls wa rm up at t he courts behind Torrance. 
Pre ga me instructions. Coach Ri ckert gives the boy s one final pep talk before they leave for the MIAC meet . 
The Hatte n brothers, J ohn and Bob , are UMD' s hope in the doubles even ts. 
180 
Track 
The track squad, under the direction of a new coach 
Ralph N euses, finished second at the Macalester quadrangu­
lar meet and beat Wisconsin State Teachers College of 
Superior in the two meets prior to the conference meet. 
Against Macalester they scored 34V2 points and trailed 
the Macalester favorites. However, on May 8 the tracksters 
won over Superior. 
1956 MIAC Meet 
Concordia ....... ............ . ........ .. .. .. . 58 
Macalester ·· ··· · ······ ·· ·· ··· · ··· · ······ ·· · ··· ·"·· · · · ·· · · '· ·- ···--·-·45 
~!: ]o~on~ts __ :::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::::: : ::::::::.:::::::::: ~:l/4 
~~~~~~s .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::: : ilh 
UMD ·············-··············· ··· ········ ·····--·-·-······-··· ···-·-· 7 
Augsburg ········ ···· ·················--······ ·· ·· ······· ··· ··· ·· ····· · 2 
1957 season opens. 
.. 
Bob Lindahl clears the 5' 6" mark. 
Roger Decaigny speeds to the finish 
line in the 220 event. 
It' s warm-up time for tra ck hopefu ls: Bob Anttila, standing; 
Roger Decaigny, kneeling; and Doug Padgett, sitting. 
0 
UMD win s the meet with Superior Stat e 801f2 - 351f2. 
Discus thrower Ron M acDonel l. 
G ene Laulunen reaches the fini sh lin e. 
Mort Engstrom, UMD 's best 
hope in the pole va ult . 
Coach 
Ralph 
Neuses 
Bob Lindahl 
Sherman Gonyea 
Leon Royer, UMD'S best bet in the shot put. 
Leon Royer and Don John son di scuss their competition 
in the weights. 
Coach Lewi s Rickert explains the cross country route to Dave Smith, Jerry Weld, Ray Mickolajak and Bob Lindah l. 
Cross Country 
UMD's second serious attempt to win the cross country 
crown netted them second place. The five man squad, under 
the direction of Lew Rickert, competed in the conference 
meet held at Lake Nakomis . 
Gene Laulunen 
185 
The classes ar(' stepfJing ston es for the student, and mark his progress toward a degree and graduation . . . 
186 
Classes 
188 
Seniors 
OFFICERS : Robert Lee, vice president; Edward Gillespie, 
president; Dr. Julius Wolff, adviser. 
Secreta ry of the Sen ior C lass, J ohn DeSanto, and Ca ro­
ly n Nyberg d iscuss thi ngs wi th Vio let Kil pela at the KSC in ­
form ation desk. 
Arlene E. Abramson 
Duluth 
B.S.; Major: Eleme nt ary 
Education ; Minor : Speec h. 
lnt ervo rsi ly , Elementary 
Counci l, FTA . 
Christian D. 
Anderso n 
Duluth 
B.A.; M a i o r s: Physics, 
Mathematics; Minor: Phil· 
osophy. 
Engineers Club , M o t h 
Club. 
Ronald E. Anderson 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major : Psychology ; 
Minor : Socio logy. 
Rosemarie Ahl in 
McKinl ey 
B.S.; Major: Elementary 
Education; Minor: Social 
Studies . 
Elementa ry Council, N ew· 
man Club . 
Jack V. Anderson 
Du luth 
B.A.; M a j o r: Engli sh; 
Minor: Philosophy . 
Cum la ude, Humani st. 
Violet E. Anderson 
Du lut h 
B.S. ; Maj o r: Eng li sh ; Mi­
nor: Socia l Studies. 
Kappa De lta Pi, Fell ow ­
ship o f Eng lish Educa tors , 
President , Du lut h Teachers 
Assoc ia ti o n Scho larship, 
Cum la ude. 
Wallace N. Aunan 
Du luth 
B.S.; Major: Physical Ed ­
ucation ; M i n o r: Socia l 
Stu d ies. 
M o s I Va luab le Playe r 
Award, Foo tba ll T e a m, 
Capta in Foo tba ll Tea m, 
Outstanding Sen ior Ath­
le te Award , " M" Clu b 
President, Arno ld Air So­
cie ty. 
Eliza beth Ames 
Du luth 
B.S.; Ma jo r: Elemen ta ry 
Educatio n; Minors: Music, 
Psycho logy. 
Sigma Psi Ga mma, FTA , 
Sigma Alpha Io ta , Buck­
horns, Canterbury Club. 
Marcella W . 
Anderson 
Two Harbors 
B.A.; Major: En g li sh; Mi ­
nor : Music. 
Humanis t, Univers ity Cho ­
rus, Early Music Ensemble, 
Scot ti sh Ri le Scho la rship. 
Gordon B. Arnold 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major: Chem istry ; 
Minors: Geo logy, Moth. 
Ch em istry Club . 
Paul Backlund 
Grand Morais 
B.S.; Major : Music ; Mi · 
nor : Socia l Studies. 
Bond, Orches tra, C horu~. 
Wood wind ense mb les , 
Bu ck horns, lntervorsity, 
FTA. 
Mary E. Beaupre 
Dulu th 
B.S.; Maj or: Speec h Co r· 
rec ti on; Minors: Psycho l­
og y, Socia l Studies. 
Psycho logy Club , Newman 
C I u b , American Speech 
and Hearin g Association . 
Janice E. Benson 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Major : Business and 
Eco nomics ; Min or: Psy ­
cho logy. 
Sigma Ps i Gam ma. 
Eug e ne Bergman 
Du luth 
B.S.; Major : Elementary 
Educatio n; Minor : Social 
Studies. 
Roger A. Be rgman 
Proctor 
B.A.; Major: Business and 
Eco nomi cs; Minors: Psy­
chology, Socia l Studies. 
Business Club, Barkers. 
Charles F. Bischoff 
Du luth 
B.S.; Ma jor: Physi ca l Ed ­
ucation; M i n or: Socia l 
Science. 
James A. Borman 
Brookston 
B.A. ; Ma jor: Bu siness and 
Eco nom ics; Minor : Geog ­
ra phy. 
Gamma Theta Upsil o n. 
Joseph J . Bujold 
Duluth 
B.A.; M a i or: Business ; 
Minor : Soc ia l Studies. 
Cu m l aude, Pi Ga mma 
Mu , Newman Club . 
Fred N. Burn es 
Fergus Fall s 
B.S. ; Major: Business Ed­
uca ti on; M i n o r: Socia l 
Studies. 
Gamma The ta Phi , Vets 
Club , Accou nting Club , 
Pep Club . 
Virginia J. Buus 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Major : Socio logy . 
Preside nt Ki rby Student 
Center, Socia l Ac ti vi ti es 
<;ommissi one r, Sop homore 
and Junior Cla ss Sec re­
tory, LSA Vice-President, 
Freshman Orientation . 
Paul L. Butler 
Du luth 
B.A.; M a j or: Politi ca l 
Sc;ience; Minor: Business 
and Eco nom ics. 
Pi Gamma Mu Presiden t, 
Ga mma Theta Phi , De ­
bole !co m, W ho's Who, 
Gamma The ta Upsilon. 
Gerald R. Calengor 
Hibbing 
B.S .; Major: Ar t; Minor: 
Social Studi es. 
"" M"" Club, Hockey. 
Ann C. Carlson 
Austin 
B.S. ; Major: Music; Mi­
nor: Eng li sh. 
Du lu th Sympho ny Scho lar­
ship , W ho's W ho , Sigma 
Alpha Iota, Kappa De lt a 
Pi, Orchestra , Bo nd , Cho ­
rus , Buckhorns, Non- Res i ­
dent"s Club . 
Marjorie I. Carlson 
Proc tor 
B.S. ; Major : Speech Cor­
rect ion; Minors: Psycho l ­
ogy, Musi c. 
Bond , Orchestra, Chorus , 
Buckhorns, Sigma Alpha 
I o to, U Y F, Re li g iou s 
Counc i I Treasurer, Re li ­
gion In Life Week Ban ­
quet. 
189 
190 
Raymond R. 
Chiaverini 
Eve let h 
B.S.; M a j o r: Industr ia l 
Educatio n; Minor : Soc ia l 
Sc ience. 
Sigma lo la Eps i I on Vice ­
Pres iden t , Newman Club , 
Rang ers C lub, Intramu ra l 
Sports . 
lois Chisholm 
Cess l ake 
B.S.; Ma jor: Home Eco­
nomics ; Mi nor: Genera I 
Science. 
Gamma Om icron B e I o , 
Kap!)O De l ta Pi , Home 
Eco nom ics Club. 
Katherine Coughlin 
Dulu th 
B.A.; Ma jor: Engli sh; Mi ­
nor: German. 
Sta tesman Assistan t Edi ­
tor , Huma ni st, Pi Delta 
Epsi I o n President, New ­
man C I u b, Democra tic­
Republ ican Forum Trees 
urer , W ho's Who. 
Carol A. Crosby 
Duluth 
B.A .; Major : Business and 
Economi cs; Minor: Home 
Eco nomi cs. 
Sigma Pi i Gamma , Bark ­
ers Club . 
Rudolph E. Curley 
Internationa l Fa ll s 
B.A.; Maj or: Business and 
Eco nomics; Mino r: Socia l 
Stud ies. 
Accoun ting Cl ub. 
Diann e l. Danielson 
Dulut h 
B.S.; Ma jor: Home Eco­
nomi cs; Minor: General 
Science. 
Student Center Comm it ­
lee, G a m m a Omicron 
Be ta , H o m e Econo mi cs 
Club . 
Dennis Deanovic 
Aurora 
B.S.: Major: Elementa ry 
Edu ca ti on; Minor: Physi ­
cal Educati on . 
El eme ntary Counci l, Ran g ­
e rs Club, FTA. 
Robert J . DeSanto 
Du luth 
B.S.; Maj or: Eng li sh; Mi ­
nor : Socia l Science, 
Gamma Th e ta Phi pr esi­
de nt , Sen ior Class off icer, 
Orientation leoricr. 
Janice Devries 
Puposky 
B.S.; Major: Home Eco­
nomi cs; Mi nor: Genera l 
Sc ience. 
Kirb y S I u d e n 1 Cen ter 
Cammillee , LSA, Gamma 
Omicron Bela, Home Eco ­
nomi cs C I u b , Freshman 
Orien ta ti on. 
Kay Dietl 
Du luth 
B.A .; Major: Art ; Minor: 
German . 
K o p p a Pi President, 
Who·s Who. 
Roberta S. Donaghy 
Dulu th 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Home Eco­
no mi cs; Minor: Bu siness 
and Economics. 
Barke r's Club , Ho me Eco­
nomics Clu b , Sigma Psi 
Gamma, CSO Chairman 
o f Secre tarial. 
Paul Draga von 
Tower 
B.S.; Major : Speec h Cor ­
rection; Minors: Psyc ho l­
ogy, Socia l Studies. 
Rangers Club, Newman 
Club President , Re ligi ous 
Council Vic e-Prcsiden l 
CSO , No n- Residents Club: 
Th ea ter Productions. 
loren H. Duff , Jr . 
Du luth 
B.S .; Ma jo r: Business and 
Economi cs; Minor: Soc ia l 
Studies . 
Gam ma Th e ta Ph i, Bu si . 
ness Club, Vet Club, Pep 
Club, Newman Club . 
Selwvn Edman 
Du lut h 
B.S.; Major : Indust rial 
Education; Minor : Socia l 
Studies. 
Sigma Iota Epsi lon. 
El sie Ekstrom 
Dul uth 
B.S.; M a j o r s: Engl ish, 
German; Minor: French. 
Re ligious Counci I Presi­
dent, Kappa Delta Pi, 
Who's W ho, In ter -Varsity , 
Fe ll owship of Eng li sh Ed ­
uca tors, FTA. 
lee E. Ellis 
Moose lake 
B.A.; Ma jor: Business and 
Econom ics; Minor: Socia l 
Scie nce. 
CSO, Be ta Ph i Ka ppa, 
Jun ior Closs officer, Y 
Club, Studen t Comm is­
sion. 
John E. D. Erchul 
Gi lbert 
B.S.; Major: Ma th ematics; 
Min ors: Physica l Educa ­
tio n, Soc ial Stud ies . 
PEMMS C I u b, Newman 
Club, Range rs Club. 
Joyce C. Ekstrom 
Du luth 
B.A.; Ma jors: Soc ial Sci­
ence and Psychology; Mi­
nor: Sociology. 
WAA, Barkers Club, Sig ­
ma Psi Gamma. 
Bruce El ving 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major: Bus in ess and 
Economics; Minors: Soc ia l 
Sc ience, Psycho logy. 
Business Clu b, Pi Ga mma 
Mu, UMD Broadcasti ng 
Service, l SA, KUMD Sta ­
tion Manager, Kirby Stu­
dent Center Comm it tee. 
James G . Erickson 
Chisholm 
B.S.; Mo jo r: Socia l Stu d­
ies; Min or: Eng li sh. 
I n I c r - Varsuy, Rangers 
Clu b . 
Sally l. Erxleben 
Albuquerque, N . Mex . 
B.A.; Majors : Psycho logy, 
Soc io logy. 
James A. Elberling 
Dulu th 
B.A.; Mo jor: Chemist ry; 
Mino r: Ma thema ti cs. 
Hun t Scho la rship, Chem ­
i .~ t ry Club: 
Gloria C . Ely 
Morshol l 
B.S.; Maj or: Home Eco· 
nomi cs; Minor: Genera l 
Science. 
Kappa De lta Pi, Home 
Economics Club, Sigma 
Phi Kop po, FTA . 
lo is M. Erickson 
Du luth 
B.S. ; Major : Home Eco ­
nomi cs; M i nor: Socia l 
Studies. 
Home Economics Club . 
Lee R. Fadd en 
Du luth 
B.A .; Major : Bus iness and 
Econo m ics ; Minors : So­
cio logy, Psyc ho logy. 
LSA. Band . 
Terry L. Featherstone 
Hibbi ng 
B.A.; Major : Business and 
Economics; Mino r : Socia l 
Studi es. 
Sigma Tau Kappa , Rang ­
ers Club . 
Don ald R. Garthus 
Duluth 
B.A.; Ma jo r : Bu sin ess and 
o n d Economics; Minor : 
Po liti ca l Sc ience. 
Acco un tin g Club. 
Rhoda M. Falk 
Du lut h 
B.S.; Ma jor: Ki nderga r ­
ten- Primary; Mi nors: Ar t, 
Engli sh. 
F r c s hmon Orientation, 
U MD Chri sti a n Fe ll ow­
ship , Hunt Scho larship , 
Kindergarten -Pr ima ry Club 
President, Kappa De lta 
Pi , 
Richa rd N. Flint 
Duluth 
B.A .; Majors : Hi story and 
Socia l Stud ies. 
Band , Democratic-Repub ­
li can Forum, Phi Alpha 
The ta Pres ident , Pre - l ow 
Club , W ho ·s Who , Hu nt 
Scho lars hi p, ROT C, Chi ­
cago Tribune Me do I, 
Young Republ ican Club . 
Charl es L. Gerchman 
Eve leth 
B.S. ; Maj o r : In dust ria l 
Education; M ino r : Soc ial 
Stu d ies. 
Si gmo I ala E p s i I o n, 
Ran gers Club. 
Ed wa rd M. Gillespie 
Pine City 
B. A .; M a j o r: Po li tica l 
Sc ie nce; Minors: Busines<, 
a n d Econom i cs, Soc ia l 
Stu dies. 
Senior C lass Pres ide nt , 
Wesley Founda ti o n Presi ­
den t, Who's Who, Be ta 
Phi Kappa, U. N. and 
Was hing to n Ci ti zens hip 
Se mina r Awa rd. 
Richard E. Fayling 
Duluth 
B.A. ; Maj o rs: Phys ics a nd 
Ma themati cs. 
Glenn A. Fox 
Du luth 
B.S .; Major : Mu sic; Mi­
nor : Speech . 
Bond, Choir , O pera , O r­
c hes tra , Buck ho rns. 
Etta M. Gill eland 
Mi nneapo l is 
B. S.; Maj or: Mu sic; Mi ­
nor: Socia l Studies . 
Buckhorns, Sigma A lpha 
Io ta , B o n d, O rc hes tra, 
Chorus, Strin g Ensem bl e. 
Bever ly A. Godich 
G ilbert 
B.S.; Major : Mus ic, Mi ­
nor: Art . 
Sig ma A lpha Iota Presi­
de nt , Bu ckhorns, Newman 
Club, Humanist, Sigm a 
Phi Kappa, Ra nge rs Cl ub, 
Sco ttish Ril e Scho larship , 
Bo nd , Chorus. 
David A. Goldberg 
Iro n River , \\ 'i scon.s in 
B.A. ; Major: Bus iness and 
Economi cs; Minor: Soc ia l 
Sc ience . 
Cum l aude, B e I a Phi 
Kappo, STATESMAN Bus;. 
ness Manager, Accounting 
Club , UMD-Y Club, LSA, 
I ntramura I Sports . 
Claudia A. Gran 
Two Harbors 
B.S.; Major : Physica l Ed ­
uca ti o n; Mino r : Hela th . 
Phi De lta Pi President , 
Sigma Phi Ka ppa, Kappa 
De lio p; , WAA, PEMMS , 
M a d e r n Dance Club, 
Cho ir . 
M. William Griffith 
North Mankato 
B.A .; Major s: Busine ss 
and Economi cs, Socia l· 
o gy . 
Be ta Ph i Ka ppa , Wes ley 
Foundation , Prc m Co m · 
mill ee, Drama , Re ligi ous 
Co unci l. 
Gene G. Gruba 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Major: Speech ; M i· 
no r : Eng I ish. 
STATESMAN edHar, P; 
De lt a Epsi lo n , Uni ve rsit y 
Th eatre Gu il d president. 
Ethel Gustafson 
Du luth 
B.S.; Maj o r : Elem e ntary 
Edu ca tion ; Min o r : Gene r · 
o l Science. 
UM D Chri stian Fe ll ows hip 
Pres ident, Kappa De lta 
P;, FTA , Du luth Sm a ll 
l oa n Scho la rsh ip , Ele ­
me nta ry Cou nc il , Rel i · 
gi o us Cour,cil, CSO. 
Orval K. Hage 
Fl oodwood 
B.A .; Major : Soc io lo gy ; 
Mino rs: Politi ca l Scie nce, 
Psychol og y, Geograp hy. 
Ga mma Th e ta Phi , Gom ­
mo Th e ta Ups il on, Soc ia l· 
ogy C lub, Yo ung Demo · 
crat s . 
How Anita Ekberg and Anthony Steele would look 
wearing Kindy-lyon's glasses. 
Virgini a H olme and Dale Ignatius have a coke 
while looking on at a UMD football game. 
GeorgeS. Hagglund 
Dulut h 
B.A.; Major : Psyc hol ogy; 
Minor : Busin ess and Eco · 
nomics . 
Psych o logy C lub . 
Virginia L. Hansen 
Du lut h 
B.S.; Major : Ho me Eco · 
nomics; M i nor : Socia l 
S tudies. 
H o m e Eco no mi cs Club , 
Wesley Founda ti o n , Sig · 
rna Phi Kappa. 
Robert Hatten 
Du luth 
B.A .; Majo r : Bu s in es~ and 
Economics; Mino r : Socia l 
Sc ience. 
Sigma Tau Kappa, M 
Club , Te nni s Team Cop· 
lain, Bu siness Club 
James E. Hayes 
Dul ut h 
B. S.; Major : Indus trial 
Educa t ion ; Minor: G e nu · 
o l Scie nce. 
Sigma Iota Epsil o n . 
Kathleen Hayes 
Dul ut h 
B.~ .; Major : Socio lo gy; 
M1n o r : Psyc ho logy. 
Newman C lub , Sigma Psi 
Gamma, Sk i Club . 
Phyllis J . Hietala 
Nashwau k 
Maj or: Englis h; Mino r : 
Bu siness and Fconomi cs . 
To rrance H a I I Cou nc il 
Wes ley Foundati o n, Fres h : 
man Ori e ntati on, Rangers 
Club . 
John A. Hill 
Duluth 
B.A .; M a j o r s: Engl is h, 
Pol iti cal Science. 
Be la Phi Kappa , Pi Gam· 
mo Mu , S tudent Commis ­
sion Vicc· Prcsiden t , Pub · 
lico ti o ns B oo r d, Who's 
Wha , STATESMAN, Ice · 
londic De lega ti on. 
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Dwigh t W . Hillstrom 
Sturgeon l ake 
B.S.; Ma jor: Soci a l Stud­
ies; Minors: Speec h, Psy­
cho logy. 
Rel igious Cou nci l Pres i ­
de nt, CSO , FTA, Young 
Repu b lica ns, UMD Photo 
Club, UMD Broadcas ti ng 
Service, UMD Chr istian 
Fe ll owship Pres ide nt . 
Barbara J . Holme s 
W re nshall 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Eng lis h; Mi ­
no r: Speech . 
Uni ted You th Fel lowship 
President, Re li gion- in-l ife 
Week Chairman, Studen t 
Commi ss io n Secretory , Re ­
l ig i ous Coun ci l , Fe l low­
ship of English Educato rs. 
Lawrence E. 
Holmgren 
Duluth 
B.S. ; Mo j o r: Indust rial r 
Education; Minor: Mathe­
ma t ics. 
Si gma Iota Eps i lon . 
Carl A. Holmstrom 
Buh l 
B.A.; Major: Eleme nta ry 
Educatio n; Min or: Socia l 
Sc ience. 
Kappa De lta Pi, Rangers 
Club , LSA . 
Clare nce N. lmpola 
Du lut h 
B.A .; Ma jor: Chem is try; 
Mi nor: Mat hematics. 
Chem ist ry Club, Chemistry 
Lab Assis tan t. 1 
Jam es Intihar 
Eve leth 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Social Sc i ­
ence ; Minor: Physica l Ed ­
uca ti on . 
Bas ke tba l l, Rangers Club, 
M Club , New man Club. 
Ch est e r C . Isakso n 
Dulu th 
B.A.; Major: Mathematics ; 
Minor: Physi cs. 
Eng inee rs Club , M a I h 
Club. 
Jame s E. J e rnberg 
Dulu th 
B.A. ; Major: Busi ness a nd 
Economics; Mi nor: Pol iti ­
ca l Sc.:ience. 
Accounting Club, New ­
ma n C I u b, Democrati c­
Repub lican Forum, Young 
R~pu b lican Club , Pi Gam ­
ma Mu. 
Donald L. Johnson 
Superio r, W isconsin 
B.A.; Ma jor: Bus iness and 
Eco nom ics; Min or: Soc ia l 
Studies. 
Gamma Theta Phi , Gam­
ma Theta Upsilon , Vets 
Club , Bus iness Club, Ac­
cOunting Cl ub. 
Ray A. Johnson 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Ma jor: Bus iness a nd 
Economics; Mi nor: Socio l­
ogy. 
Ba sketba ll. 
Ron a ld D. J o hns o n 
Two Harbors. 
B.S .; Maj or: Art ; Minor: 
Socia l Studies. 
Kappa Pi, K a p p a Pi 
Sc holarsh ip Awa rd. 
William L. John son 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Ma jor: Bio logy; Mi ­
nor: Socia l Stud ies. 
William R. Juol a 
Cloq uet 
B.A. ; Ma jors: Psycho logy, 
Sociology ; Mi nor: Busi ­
ness and Economics. 
Gamma Theta Phi, United 
You th Fe llowship, Bus i ­
ness C I u b , Sno - Week 
Comm ittee, Psycho logy 
Club. 
Gilbert Ke mp 
Eve leth 
A.A.; Ma jor: Optome try . 
Na ncy M. Ke rn 
Du lut h 
B.S.; Ma jor: Physica l Ed ­
uca tio n; Minor: Hea lth 
Educa ti on. 
WAA, PEMMS, Cheerl ead· 
e r, Phi De lta Pi. 
Evodoxia E. 
Kontoni kas 
Dulu th 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Elemen tary 
Educa tion ; Minor: Socia l 
Studies. 
FTA , Elementary Counci l, 
Gamma Om icron Beta, 
O rien ta tio n Group l ead-
Joyce Lahti 
Meadowla nds 
B.S.; Ma jor: Home Eco­
nomics; Minor: General 
Sc ience . 
Stude nt Cen ter 8 oa r d, 
Home Economi cs Club, 
Gamma Om icron Beta, 
Kappa Del ta Pi , Who's 
W ha. 
W illiam King 
Dulut h 
B.S.; Ma ier, Physica l Ed· 
uco tio n; Min or: Bi o logy . 
J a y M. Kreft 
G ra nd Ra pids 
B.A.; M ajo r: Bus iness; 
Minor: Soc ia l Science. 
Busi ness Club, Accoun ting 
Club , Pho tog rap hy Club . 
Virginia La ibl 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major: Eng lish; Mi 
nor: Socia l Studies. 
Wes ley Founda tio n, The ­
ate r Guild, STATESMAN , 
Ba rkers Club , FT A. 
Floyd La uersen 
Du luth 
B.A.; M a j or: Geology ; 
Minor : Zoo logy . 
LSA, Geology Club. 
Wayne A. Kla vu 
Cromwe ll 
B.A.; Ma jors: Psycho logy , 
Soc ia l Sc ience . 
Rob e rt J. Kresky 
Duluth 
B.A. ; Ma jor: Business and 
Economics; Minor: Social 
Scie nce. 
Accou ntin g Clu b , New­
ma n Club, Bus iness Club, 
Bond, Donee Orchestra. 
Warn e r Latick 
Ch ishol m 
B.A. ; Major: Industria l 
Arts; Minor: Social Stud ­
ies. 
Rangers Club, Sigma Io ta 
Epsi lon. 
Anita Lee 
Crooks to n 
B.S.; Maj o r: Hom e Eco­
nomics; Minor : Bu sin ess 
and Economics. 
No n-res ide nt s Club , Bu ck ­
horns, T o r r o n c e Ha ll 
Counci l , Sigma Phi Kap ­
pa, H ome Eco nom ics 
Club. 
Fred C . Lere , Jr . 
Du lut h 
B.A.; M o j or s: Business 
a n d Econom ics , Socia l 
Scie nce. 
Busine ss Club, Accou nting 
Club . 
Shirley J . Lon e 
Du luth 
B.A.; Maj ors : Socio lo gy , 
Psycho logy; Minor: llusi ­
ness a nd Eco nomi cs. 
Transfer from Minneapo l i s 
campus, Barkers, LSA . 
Ill ··.'. ty ' ..-~ 
.\~, 
Hjalmer J. Lee 
Dulu th 
B.S.; Majors: Geography, 
Socia l Studies ; M i nor : 
Bu sin ess and Economi cs. 
Gamma T h e I a Upsi I on 
president , Gamma The ta 
Phi. 
Kathleen C. 
Letourneau 
Duluth 
B.S. ; Maj or: Speech Cor­
rect ion ; Mino rs: Zoo log y, 
Psycho logy. 
Sigma Phi Kap pc1, presi ­
de nt , Who's Who, Kappa 
De lta Pi , presi de nt , North 
Star scho larship , Ga mma 
Theta Upsi lo n , CHRON ­
ICL E. 
Ke nn eth E. Lundgren 
Duluth 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Ele mentary 
Educati on; Min or: Social 
Studies. 
G len Jo hnson Memor ia l 
Tro phy Win ne r , N ort h 
Sta r Schola rshi p, M Club 
president, FTA , Pep Club , 
Foo tba ll , Track, Choi r . 
Joan M a gie 
Du lut h 
B.S.; Ma jor: El ementa ry 
Educati on; Minor: Soc ial 
Studies. 
Sigma Psi Ga mma, Sk i 
Club , Inter -Fratern it y So­
ror it y Boord, Sno-Week 
Committee. 
Robert E. Lee 
Du luth 
B.S.; Maj or: Histo ry; Mi ­
nors: Physica l Education, 
Geograp hy. 
Phi Alpha Th e ta , Gamma 
Theta Phi, Se nio r Closs 
Vi ce Presiden t, PEMMS. 
William A. LoHe 
Dulu th 
B.A .; M a j o r s: Physics , 
Ma thema tics ; Minor: Phi l ­
osophy . 
Humanist, Pi Delta Epsi ­
lon, Moth Depor tm ent As ­
sistant, Universi ty Th eatre 
Production, Who ' s W ho. 
Robert P. Lyness 
Duluth 
A.A. ; Maj or: Ge nera l Ed · 
ucot ion; Minor: Health. 
Donald Marken 
Dulu th 
B.A .; M a j o r: Business ; 
Mi nor: Psych o logy, 
Sigma Tau Kappa, Pi 
De lta Mu . 
Nancy A. Ma rtin 
Du luth 
B.S .; Ma jor: Business Ed ­
ucati o n; M i n o r: Socia l 
Sciences . 
Koppe Delta Pi, LSA. 
James Wrigh t Hunt Sc ho l ­
arship . 
David K. Mason 
Proc tor 
B.A.; M o j or s: Business 
o n d Eco nom ics, Soci a l 
Studi es. 
Be ta Phi Kappa , Newman 
Club, Bu siness Club, Prom 
Comm itt ee . 
Louis A. Mattson 
Dulu th 
B.A. ; M o j o r: Geo logy; 
Minor: Ma themati cs. 
Geo logy Club , Sk i Club . 
Eng ineers Club . 
William C . McNelis 
Duluth 
B.A .; Maj o r: Bus iness; Mi · 
no r: Psyc ho logy. 
Psycho logy Club . 
Edward McParlan 
Du luth 
B.A.; Ma jor: Business ; Mi ­
no r: Psycho logy . 
Jam es Wright Hunt Sc ho l­
arship . 
Michael Meirick 
Dulu th 
B.A.; Ma jo rs: Psycho logy, 
Business and Econo mics; 
Minors: Socia l Science. 
Business Club , Psyc ho logy 
Club, New man Club , Pe n 
Club, Be ta Phi Koppe, Y 
c lub. 
"Brothers, I was once like yourselves , . . 
Bo b Whitney le a d s a g roup of f ra t ernity men m 
song a t t he Greek H a lloween part y. 
Charles Merry 
Dulul h 
B.S.; Ma jor: Art ; Minor : 
Soc ia l Studies. 
Be ta Phi Kap pa, Tra ck, 
Kappa Pi , James Wr ight' 
Hun t Scho la rsh ip . 
Anna M. Method 
Duluth 
B.A.; Maj or: Ho me Eco ­
nomics ; Minor: S'1eech. 
H o m e Econo mi-cs Club , 
Newman Club, Gamma 
Omicron Be ta , CH RO N ­
ICLE . 
Sam Misce vi ch 
Du luth 
B.A .; Maj or: Busines"S and 
Eco nomics; Minor: Socio l 
Stud ies. 
Bus iness Club , Orthodox 
Club. 
Ghulam Mohammed 
laho re, Pa kis tan 
B.A.; M o i o r: Poli t ica l 
Sc ience; M i n o r: Chem ­
is tr y. 
Mu De lio Pi, Pi Gamma 
Mu , Y Club, Inte rnatio n­
a l Club pres ident, Wes ­
ley. 
Eugene M. Moravih 
Ely 
B.S. ; Maj or: Busi ness and 
Econo mics; Minor: Socia l 
Studies. 
Rangers Cl ub . 
Gl e nn B. More y 
Du luth 
B.A.; M a j o r: Geo logy ; 
Minor: Che mi st ry. 
Gamma Th e ta Upsil on. 
Geo logy Club . 
Robert M. Moyie 
Dulut h 
B.A.; Ma jo r: Business and 
Eco nomi cs; Mino r: Geog · 
rophy. 
Gommo Th e ta Upsilon . 
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Ralph J . Mrak 
Du lut h 
A.A.; Ma jor: Business and 
Econo mics; Minor: Socia l 
Studies. 
Newma n Club , Vets Club, 
Accounti ng Club. 
Walter A. Musol, 
Du luth 
B.S.; Ma jor: English; Mi ­
~ors : Speech, Socia l Stud ­
Ies. 
Ga mm a Theta Phi presi ­
den t, CSO, STATESMAN, 
Fres hman Orienta t io n 
. l eader. 
Gordon L. Nelson 
Mahtowa 
B.A. ; Major: Business and 
Economics; Mi nor: ..Social 
Studies . 
Gamma Theta Phi , Vets 
Club, Accounting Club, 
Bus iness Club, Pep Club . 
J erome A. Nelson 
Pine City 
B.A.; Major : Business and 
Economics; Minor: Ar t. 
Sophomore a n d Juni or 
Vice President , Prom Com ­
mittee, Bela Phi Kappa, 
Sno W e c k Committee , 
Student Center Commit ­
tee. 
Ronald R. Nelson 
Exce lsior 
B.S. ; Major: Social Stud ­
ies ; Minors: English , Hi s­
lory. 
lSA , FTA. 
John E. Nordale 
Duluth 
B.A.; Mojo~: Chemistrr ; 
Minor: Mat hematics. 
Chemis try Club, Engineers 
Club , UY F. 
Dennis Ojakangas 
Wa rba 
B. A. ; Major: Geo logy. 
Beta Phi Kappa, Who 's 
Who, LSA, M Club, Ski 
Team, Sophomore a n d 
Ju nior C Ia s s Pres ident, 
Arno ld Ai r Society. 
Don a ld E. O lson 
Cook 
B.S. ; Major: Elementary 
Education ; Minor : Socia l 
Stud ies. 
FTA, Gamma Theta Upsi ­
lon. 
Richa rd C . Ol son 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major : Busin ess on.d 
Economics; Minors: Politi ­
cal Science, Socia l Stud ­
ies . 
Vets Club, Pep Cl ub, Ba s­
ketball, Foo tba ll , Tra ck. 
Robert A. Olsen 
Dulu th 
B.S.; Majors : Elemen tary 
Education , Phy's ical Edu ­
cation. 
Footboii, . Bosketbo ll , G lee 
Club, PEMMS . 
Don ald R. Otto 
Du luth 
B.A .; Major: Business and 
Economi cs; Minor: Speech. 
Transfer from Min neapolis 
Campus, Swi m Coach. 
Dougla s W. Padgett 
Embarrass 
B.S.; Major ; Physi ca l Ed· 
ucati on; Minors : General 
Science, Socia l Studies. 
Tra ck, M Club, PEMMS, 
Rangers Club. 
Edwa rd L. Pajunen 
Meadowlands 
B.S.; Major: Physica l Ed ­
ucation; Minor: Health 
Education. 
Baske tba ll , T rack, M 
Club, PEMMS , FTA , Y 
Club, Non-residents Club. 
John Pappas 
Du luth 
B.S.; Major : Social Stud ­
ies; Minor : Physical Ed ­
uca tion. 
Baske tba ll , V e Is Club, 
PEMMS . 
John W. Pa re 
Virginia 
B.S.; Major : Elementary 
Edu ca tion ; Minor: Social 
Studies. 
Elementary Studen t Coun­
cil, Rangers Club , FTA , 
Basketba ll . 
Duane Peterson 
Clearbrook 
B.S.; Ma jor: Elementary 
Education; Minors : Social 
Studies, Phys ical Edu ca­
tion . 
PEMMS, Elementary Coun ­
ci l, FTA , lSA. 
Richa rd Pet ik 
Eve leth 
B.S.; M a jar: Industrial 
Education; Minor : Mathe ­
ma tias. 
Sigma Io ta E psi 1 an, 
Newma n Club, Rangers 
Club. 
Richard L. Peil 
Tower 
B.A.; Major : Business Ad ­
mini strat ion. 
Sig ma Tau Kappa presi ­
dent, Rangers, Bond , Ski 
Clu·b. 
~ames H. Pete rson 
Barnum 
B.A.; Majors: Psychology, 
Sociology. 
I n I e r-Varsity Christian 
Fe llowsh ip, Psycho logy 
Club. 
Pat ricia M. Pierce 
Duluth 
B.S.; Maj or: Bu siness Ed ­
ucation ; M i n o r: Socia l 
Studies . 
Transfer from Minneapo lis 
ca mpus. 
Douqlas Ra pp 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major: Speech; Mi ­
nou Eng lish. 
Alpha Psi Omega presi ­
dent , STATESMAN, De ­
bo te, Who's Who. 
Kenneth Perala 
Orr 
B.S.; Major:s: Biology , So­
ciol ogy . 
Be ta Phi Kappa, Basket­
boll Student Manager. 
Rona ld A. Peterson 
Du luth 
B.A .; Maj or: Socio logy; 
Minor: Psycho logy. 
Beta Phi Kappa, KSC 
Boord, Arno ld Air Socie ty 
president, Who 's Who, 
Homecoming cha irman . 
Bruce W. Potter 
Duluth 
B.A.; Major: Business and 
Economics; Minor : Socia l 
St udies. 
Business Club, Vets Club, 
Accounting Club . 
Evelyn Rapp 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Maj or: Psycho logy; 
Minor: Socio logy. 
Psycho logy Club, Unive r­
si ty Gu il d. 
Robert N. Roningen 
Du luth 
B.A. ; M o j o r: Geo logy; 
Mino r: Geography. 
Gam ma Theta Upsilon, 
Footba ll , Baske tbal l, M 
Club, Geo logy Cl ub. 
Gayle E. Ryan 
Du luth 
B.S.; Major : Elemen ta ry 
Education; Minor: Social 
Studi es. 
Elementary Counc il , FTA , 
Sno - We e k Com mi ttee, 
Dormi tory. 
Richard D. Rich 
Du luth 
O.A.; Major: Business a nd 
Economics; Minors: Geog­
raphy, Po li tical Science . 
Vets Club, Business Club. 
Leonard G . Rowe 
Evele th 
B.S . ; Ma jo r: El e me nta ry 
Educat ion; Minor: Soc ia l 
Stud ies. 
Pi Gamma Mu , Ka ppa 
Gamma Pi, Rang ers Clu b, 
Eleme nt a ry Counci l, FTA. 
Dorothy Saarikoski 
Eveleth 
B.S.; Maj or: Elem e nt a ry 
Educa ti o n; Mi nor: Socia l 
Stu d ies. 
Kappa De l ta Pi , Range rs 
C I u b, FTA , LSA, Ele ­
menta ry Council. 
Charl es G . Sandy, Jr. 
Porkvi li e 
B.A.; Ma jor: Business and 
Economics; Min or: Socia l 
Stu dies. 
Rangers Club, Vets Club. 
Clyde 0 . Rogers 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Major: Soc ia l Stud­
ies; Mihor: Phil osop hy. 
Pi Gamma Mu , In ter-Va r­
sity, Ph i Alpha Theto, 
Fres hma n president, Stu­
dent Com mission. 
Robert W . Roy 
Virg inia 
B.A.; Maj or: Busi ness a nd 
Econo mi cs; Minor: Socia l 
Stu d ies. 
Accounting Club, Rang e rs 
Club, Business Club, Bas­
ke tbal l, Noti o na l Ac ­
counting Socio:..-
Peggy J . Saa ski 
Dulu th 
B.S.; Maj o r: Element a ry 
Education; Mi nor: Eng ­
lish. 
Transfer from MI. Sa n 
Antonio Jr . Col lege, Cali ­
fo rnia, Choi r, Elemen tary 
Counci l . 
Harry J. Sarazin 
Super ior, Wi se. 
B.A.; Ma jor: Psychology; 
Minor: Soc io logy. 
Mu De lt a Pi, New man 
Club, Psychology Club . 
Cynthia A. Selbak 
Du luth 
B.S.; Ma jor: Business Ed­
ucat io n; Minor: Gene ral 
Science. 
Transfer from Minneapolis 
ca mpus, Mu Sigma Ps i , 
FTA , NEA, MEA , Jomes 
W rig ht Hun t Scholarship . 
Ma xin e H. Sheils 
Riv erton 
B.S. ; Major : Eng li sh; Mi­
nor: Speec h. 
Transfe r from Beniid ji 
Sto le Teac hers Co ll ege, 
FEE , De b a I e, Studen t 
Commi ssion, Orientat ion 
group lead e r. 
William J . Shimek 
Pin e Ci ty. 
B.S.; Ma jor: Math ; Minor: 
Music. 
Beta Phi Kappa presiden t, 
Jun ior CIa s s preside nt , 
W ho ·s W ho, Stu de nt Com­
mission, Wes ley, B a n d, 
Chorus . 
Imog e ne H. Sinko 
Wint o n 
B.S.; Major : Elem e ntary 
Educati o n; Minor: Physi ­
ca l Educa tion. 
Wes ley, To rrance H a I I 
Council , Rang e rs Club . 
Alex W . Sisto 
Duluth 
B.S .; Major: Industr ia l 
Arts ; Minor: Physica l Ed ­
ucati o n. 
Hockey, Sigma Iota Epsi ­
lon, M Club . 
Marianne L. Sola 
Du luth 
B.A.; Major: Art ; Minor: 
Business Econo mics . 
LSA, Kappa Pi . 
The e sse nce of Spring; grass, open win dows, sh irt sleeves ... 
John W. Sornberger 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Major : Business and 
Economi c.>; Minors : Socia l 
Stud ies, Psycho logy. 
Foo tbal l, M Club , Ba rk ­
e rs. 
Antoinette M. 
Spallacci 
Du lut h 
B.A. ; Ma jors: Soc ial Sci­
ence, Psycho logy; Minor: 
Socio logy. 
Sigma Psi Ga mma presi ­
den t, CSO, Who's Who 
B a r k e r s Clu b , Jame~ 
Wright Hunt Sc ho larship. 
RaymoRd L. Spangle 
Carlton 
B.A. ; Major : Business and 
Economics; Minor : SOcial 
Scie nce. 
LSA president, Re ligi o us 
Counc il , Vets Club , Pep 
C l u~ . 
Bruce Stark 
Du luth 
B.S. ; Ma jor : Soci al St ud ­
ies; Minor: Eng li sh. 
Thomas F. Stark 
Proctor 
B.S. ; Major: Physical Ed 
uco ti on; Minor: Genera 
Science. 
W ho's Who, Basketba ll 
Track, PEMMS, M Club . 
Roland J . Stickney 
Virginia 
B.S.; Ma jor: Phys ica l Ed­
uca ti o n; M i n o r: Soci a l 
Stud ies. 
PEMMS, Intramural sport s, 
Rangers Club, Newma n 
Club . 
Gordon Strand 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Maj or: Business and 
Econom ics; Minor: Po li t i­
co! SciCnce. 
Business Club , Accoun t 
ing Club. 
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Pete r F. Staudohar 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Major: Business and 
Eco nom ics ; Minors: Po liti ­
ca l Science and Socia l 
Science. 
Newman Club pre ~ ide nl , 
Religious Council, Busi ­
ness Club . 
Barbara Suech 
Duluth 
B.S.; Maj or : Kindergar­
ten-Primary ; Min or: Musi c. 
Newman Club, Kinderga r­
ten- Pr ima ry Club, Chorus . 
Earl Sunnarborg 
Cloquet 
B.S.; M a i o r: Indus tri a l 
Education ; Minor: Soc ial 
Stud ies. 
Sigma Io ta Epsi lon, Min­
nesota Vo cati ona l Asso­
cia ti o n. 
Arne G . Swanson 
Two Harbors 
B. S.; Maj o r: Socia l Stud­
ies, Minor: Phys ica l Ed u­
ca ti on. 
Kappa De lt a Pi, Phi A l ­
pha Th eta, Pi G amm a 
Mu. 
William S. Swanson 
Cl oquet 
B.S .; Major: Business a nd 
Ec~nomics; Mino r·s: Moth, 
SoC ial Stu d ies. 
M a I h Club , Accounting 
Cl ub. 
James T. Sykes 
Du luth 
B.S.; M a i o r s: Eng li sh, 
E I e m enlory Educa ti o n : 
Minor : Soc ia l Science. 
Y Club pres ident, Re li ­
g ious Counci l president, 
Publi cations Boord presi­
dent , FTA , FEE , Arrow ­
head Award. 
Theo M. Talbot 
Proc tor 
B.S .; Major: Bio logy; Mi ­
nor: Genera l Science. 
John H. Tamminen 
Iron 
B.S .; Ma jor: Hi story; Mi ­
no r: Eng li sh. 
Ph ; Alph a Th eta, Y Club, 
I n I r a mura l Basketball , 
Cum Laude. 
Jay Thorseth 
Hibbing 
B.A. ; Maj or: Business and 
Economics; Minor: Soc ia l 
Sc ie nce·. 
Uni ve rsity Th ea tre Guild, 
Rang ers Club , LSA. 
Peter Thorsteinson 
Du luth 
B.A .; Maj or: Soc ia l Stud­
ies; Minors: Philosophy, 
ROTC. 
NSA, Studen t Comm iss ion 
presid ent. Be ta Phi Kap­
pa, W ho's Who, Bu lldog 
Award. 
David J . Trappe 
G ran d Rap ids 
B. S.; Major : Soc ia l Stud­
ies ; Min or: Eng lish. 
Alber t Woolson Sc ho lar ­
ship. 
Kay A . Tree 
Du lut h 
B.A.; Ma jo rs: Soc io logy, 
Spe ec h; Minors: Psyc ho l ­
ogy, Eng li sh. 
Wes ley Foundation, Re­
li gious Counc i 1, Sigma Phi 
Kappa, Pe p Club, Uni ve r ­
sity Th eat re. 
Richard Yeech 
Duluth 
B.S. ; Ma jor: Physical Ed ­
ucation; M i n or: Soc ia l 
Studi es. 
PEMMS , M Club . 
David G . Yosika 
Duluth 
B.A. ; Major: Business and 
Economics; Minor: Soc ia l 
Stud ies. 
Go lf Team, M Club, New­
man Club. 
Agnes Yovk 
Eve let h 
B.S.; Maj or: Elementary 
Educa ti o n; Mino r: Socia l 
Studies. 
Kappa De lt a Pi , Ele ­
mentary Council, F T A, 
Newma n C I u b , Rangers 
Club. 
Darrel Warn e r 
Grand Rap ids 
B.A .; Major: Business and 
Economics; Minor : Po liti­
ca l Sc ience. 
W ho 's Who, All Con fer ­
ence Foo tba ll , Most va lu ­
ab le p layer in football , 
Nort h S I o r Sch0lorsh ip , 
Footba ll Captain . 
Floyd E. Williamson 
Du luth 
B.S. ; Maj or: Business and 
Economi cs; Min or: Socia l 
Stud ies. 
Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Al ­
pha The ta , Freshman O r­
ie nt ation Leader, C u m 
Laude, Studen t deport ­
ment assis tant . 
Eliza beth J . 
Waisa nen 
Tower 
B.S.; Maj or: Home Eco­
no mi <;.s ; M i n o r: Soc ia l 
Studi es. 
H o m e Economics Club , 
I n I e r-Vo rsity Christian 
Fel lows hip . 
Jerry A. Weld 
Duluth 
B.A.; Maj or: Business anrl 
Econom ics; Min or: Socia l 
Studies . 
M Club, UYF , Baske tbal l, 
Tra ck. 
Richard D. Wilson 
Du luth 
B.S. ; Majors: Chemi stry; 
Mathemati c-:;. 
Kappa De lt a Pi, Chem ­
istry Club, FTA . 
Maxine Doolittle 
Du luth 
B.A. ; Major : Eng lis h; Mi ­
nor: Sp e ech. 
CHRONIC LE editor, Pi 
De lt a Epsi lon president, 
STATESMA N , N ew m on 
Club, NCA I summer work ­
shop. 
Vernon Walborn 
Grand Rap ids 
B.A.; Major : Business a nd 
Economics ; Minor: Soc ial 
Sc ien ce. 
UYF, Ran gers Club, CSO . 
Joan Williams 
Du luth 
B.S.; Mai e r: Kinde rgar -
ten - Primary Education ; 
Min or: Art. 
W e s I e y, Ki ndergarten­
Primary Club, Home Eco· 
nomics Club. 
Michael J . Zempel 
Duluth 
B.A.; Maiers: Psyc ho logy , 
Socia l Stud ies; M i nor : 
Business and Econom ics. 
Gamma Th e to Ph i , New · 
ma n Club. 
Trying on th ei r graduation o utfits in front of Old Mai n a re Liz Ames, Denny Oiakanga s 
and Max ine Doolittle. 
The process ion winds its way towa rd th e a udi torium. 
197 
198 
Juniors 
OFFICERS : Bill Arras, president; Tom Jordan, vice 
president; Dr. Henry Lepp, adviser; Carol Peterson, secre­
tary. 
lop to bottom: 
Abraham se n, H. Abraham son. R. Adam so ns. M. 
And erson, R. Anderson , R. A nd erson, R. 
B.ogdanov ich, M. Bakk e, R. Bald rica, R. 
Aiia la , F. 
And rew, J. 
Bean land , R. 
left to right: 
Besser, D. 
Blasjo, W. 
Boben, A. 
Ba sl ie , R. 
Bovilz, R. 
Amesbury, J. 
Angellar , A. 
Berg, M. 
Bri esemaster, J. · 
Br ugman , A. 
Burns, A. 
Burns , B. 
Bur nes, F. 
Byce , K. 
Bymark, J. 
Ca ldwell , D. 
Car lson , D. 
Carlson, R. 
Carter, R. 
Cayo , K. 
C hase, L. 
Chr ist ense n, D. 
Chr ist ense n, W. 
C ofield, D. 
C oleman , J. 
Conley, J. 
Cra ig, J. 
Anderson, F. 
An se lment , L. 
Bernard , J. 
Anderson, G. 
Ari o, H. 
Ber na rd , J. 
Anderson, H. 
Aro , E. 
Berry, J. 
And erson, 
Arola, P. 
Bertie , P. 
left to right: 
Cross , M. 
C uddih y, R. 
Czernewski, R. 
Dahl, M. 
Dahl, M. 
Dimberio, F. 
Dincau , B. 
Oincau, D. 
Dow, J. 
Drec hsler , D. 
Dressier, R. 
Economos, M. 
Ei lol a, V. 
Elia so n, N. 
El ison, R. 
Emberg, E. 
Emerson, R. 
Engen, L. 
England, D. 
Eng land, J . 
Engstrom, M. 
Erchul , W. 
Eri ckso n, J . 
Erickson , R. 
R. 
199 
top to bottom : 
Fabiny, E. FeLilinq, J. 
Froo m, J. Fumia, S. 
Gorham, E. Gowan, S. 
200 
left to right : 
H all, T. 
Hal lba ck, J. 
Ha lunen , R. 
Han son, A . 
Harri ng ton, M. 
Hatanpa, N . 
Havroc . T. 
Hayes, R. 
H eikkila , R. 
H eikkinen, M. 
H emmerl ing , M . 
Hendricks, D. 
Highol t , H. 
Hilding, W. 
Hill. G . 
Holmes, B. 
Hood, R. 
H orn , M. 
Hunter, L. 
lerien, T. 
Ignati us, D. 
llkka, J. 
Jarvin en , J. 
Jarpe, J. 
Fi sher, J. 
Ganyo, A. 
Gowdy, K. 
Flaman, H. 
Geissler, L. 
Gran, R. 
Flotten , D. 
Gemuenden, T. 
G rozdani ch , S. 
Fontaine, D. 
Germain, J. 
Gray. N . 
left to right : 
Jarvi , W. 
Jensen, S. 
Jent oft , M . 
Jer nberg , J. 
Jobin , T. 
Johnson , A. 
Joh nson, B. 
Johnson, D. 
Johnson, D. 
Johnson, D. 
Johnson , D. 
Johnson, E. 
Johnson, J. 
Johnso n, J. 
.Jo hnson, K. 
Johnson, L. 
Johnso n, L. 
Johnson, M. 
Johnson, P. 
Joh nson, R. 
Johnson, R. 
Joh nson, R. 
Johnson, R. 
Jordan . T. 
Fox, F. 
Glendenn ing, J. 
Gregorich, D. 
Franson, F. 
Go len, L. 
Gunderson, R. 
Frederick, H. 
Gooder, E. 
Hagen, E. 
top t o bottom : 
Kan gas, J . Ka rk ki , R. Karo nov ich, J. Ka sberg . E. Kealy, C. Kelers, J. Kennedy , D. Keranen , G. Kerttu la, F. 
Kinnu nen , J. Kivisto, C. Klang , R. Kl eck ner , G . Koc h, R. Koc hevar, J. Kohlhoas, J. Koski, S. Koskela , L. 
Kost eli z, D. Kyle , S. LaC asse, L. Lah ~i, J . Lampson , B. Landgren, A. LaPatka, G. LaR ose, H. Larso n, H . 
Low lights, soft melodies a nd a good book. The so litude of the mu s1c room . 
top to bottom: 
Lawson , J. Leavi tt, G. Lee, T. Leland , R. LeN eau, W. Lenning, J. Norqu ist , R. Booker, S. Li ndq uist, R. 
Lindqu ist, W . Lokke, J . Lind strom, D. Loy, W. Lufholm, M. Luhta , R. Luusua , J. Lund, M. Lutzka , C. 
Lyn ch, M. Lyse, K. Ma cDonell , R. Malmberg , J . Marangapoulas, A. Marien, J. Marin cel, F. Mat~so n , C . M ayerl e, M . 
M cCoy, N. M cKevi tt , K. M cKi llop , J. Mclaughli n, M. M ichaels, J. M ic ha ud , D. Mi chelich, M . Mi ley, M. Mi ller, R. 
top to bottom: 
Mill er , T. Mohammed , G. M orris, R. Mosack , D. Mrak , R. Mudrak , R. M urphy, D. Murphy, M. Mu rra y, A. 
Mukh ler, J . Ne lson, C. Nel so n, M. Nelson, W. Nie lson, M. Niemi , D. Niemiste, R. Nixon, R. Nort hey, R. 
Nusser, N. Oqston, D. Oia, D. Ol sen, R. O lso n, E. Olson, F. O lson , H. Olson, J. Olson, R. 
As brisk fa ll weather descends, students rel ax o n the gra ss waiting fo r the inter-ca mpu s bus. 
top to ~tom: 
O lson, R. O lson, W. O rri ck, L. O rth , G. Ort man, J. Osborne, J. Parad ise, C. Patrick, W. Pearsu n, J. 
Peterson, B. Peterson, C. Peters on, R. Phill i ps, D. Piemi, G . Platzer, W. Pollard, V. Prevost, p Prince, L. 
Proia , J. Rand , H . Ra sk, J. Ra smussen, J. Reed , A. Romano, D. Ro ..  n:"'w , E:. Saari , E. St. Julien, J. 
top to bottom : 
Samsa , G . Sandberg, D. 
Shumway, L. Sh utt le, B. 
Spwa , J. Spencer, J. 
Schei be , R. 
Sieger, S. 
Stenroos, L. 
Schlitz, E. 
Siemer, M. 
Stevens, J. 
left to right : 
Sundi ch, R. 
Sutton , K. 
fabbert, W. 
Tarvas, V. 
Teirk, R. 
Tessler, B. 
Thei sen, R. 
Thompso n, B. 
Thompson, C. 
Tho rnton , J. 
Toms , J. 
Toscas, J. 
Traub, J. 
Trevena, C 
T urja , J. 
Tuominen , D. 
VanVIyme n, C. 
Vi sen tin, L. 
Vornwa ld , W. 
Wagn er, A. 
Wa llene , H. 
Wal stad , C. 
West , R. 
Westin, C. 
Schn uck le , R. 
Siki ch , A. 
St ewart, F. 
Semme lroth, A. 
Simmons, P. 
Stri ck, W. 
Se na righi , D. 
Sl iter, D. 
Strumbel , D. 
Shogren , D. 
Soderberg, M. 
Strumbel , E. 
Shapic , R. 
Solon, S. 
Sundich , R. 
In the shadow of Old Main, Professor Robert Owens of 
the Eng li sh department listens to the conve rsa tion of a pair 
of students. 
left to right : 
Wha len, D. 
Wilki e, D. 
Whitney, R. 
Wilcox, G. 
W ill iams, J. 
W ilson , J. 
Woods, M. 
W right , A. 
Gustavo, Z. 
Zentner, D. 
Zimm, H. 
Zumbrunnon, K. 203 
204 
Sophomores 
OFFICERS : Fred Rodean, vice president; Helen Edman, secretary; Paul Kent, presi­
dent; Dr. Robert Haakenson, advisor . 
The Ivory Tower Set 
to p to botto m: 
Aakre, E. Abrahamson, R. Ak ervik , M . 
Anderso n, D Anderson, G. A nderson, J. 
Andrews, p Anttila . R. Arno ld , R. 
Alden, M. Amundson, V. 
Anderso n, K. Ande rson , 
Asplund, F. Ato l, G. 
le ft to rig ht: 
Barber, G. 
Barnes, N . 
Ba umgartner, R. 
Bayless, R. 
Beasy, M . 
Beasy, P. 
Beaupre , F. 
Becotte, T. 
Beda, R. 
Beerha lter, R. 
Be nnett , T. 
Benso n, A. 
Berg , N . 
Berglun d, B. 
Bergstedt, H . 
Berry, L. 
Besser, R. 
Betty, J . 
Blum, J. 
Boyd, J. 
Braa fladt , C. 
Brand t , D. 
Branson, R. 
Branwall, A. 
K. 
Anderso n, R. 
Ande rson, L. 
Ba lsdon , J. 
Anderson, A. C. 
Anderson, R. 
Ba ker, G. 
.1\nderso n, A. 
A nderson, W. 
Balgaard , P. 
Anderso n, C. 
Anderso n, W. F. 
Ba novetz, J. 
left to right : 
Bratt, G. 
Breckheimer , R. 
Bre ivik, N . 
Brende , A. 
Brink , M . 
Brod in, E. 
Brouse, R. 
Brown, M . 
Buckley , D. 
Bucsko, J. 
Burke, L. 
Bylkas, E. 
Carlson , D. 
Carl so n, G. 
C arlson , J . 
Carlson, M. 
Carlson, R. 
Chri sten sen, D. 
Chri st enson, E. 
C lea ry , J. 
C lement, A. 
C lement, T. 
C ollins , S. 
C onnell, M . 205 
top to botto rr,: 
C owan, G. 
Dah lgren, J. 
Dobosze nski, F. 
206 
left to right: 
Eisenberg, L. 
Eklund, H. 
Elbertinq , E. 
Eld ot , G . 
Ellena, N. 
Elmqui st, M . 
Emerson, H. 
Engstrom, G . 
Eng strom, R. 
Enlund , B. 
Erick son, D. 
Er ickso n, E. 
Erickson , H. 
Erickso n, L. 
Erickson, M . 
Erickson, M . 
Er i kso n, B. 
Erik so n, B. 
Ava nt, R. 
Evenson, R. 
Fa irbank s, Q. 
Falk , R. 
Fournier, R. 
Fen ney, A . 
Crag o, W. Cra ig , A. 
Dandrea, M . Darland , J . 
Don ah ue, T. Drazen ovich, G . 
Cram, W. 
Davis, E. 
Dube , D. 
Cra n, D. 
Deaton, R. 
Dufault, P. . 
C unningh am , M . 
Decai g ney, R. 
Earnest , K. 
left to right: 
Fermen ick, D. 
Ferra rio. D. 
Ferrar io, R. 
Fi scher, R. 
Fisher, H . 
Fli nt, L. 
Flin t , Z. 
Fonqe r, R. 
Forbort, D. 
Fossu m, D. 
Fost er, R. 
Foubist er, M. 
Fox, R. 
Fredin, J. 
Freder ickso n, D. 
G annow, R. 
G anyo, D. 
G arrett. D. 
Geru lli, J . 
G ia cherio, G. 
Gilberg, D. 
Gil lespie. J. 
Gienst e, L. 
G la ss, D. 
C urnow, J. 
DeMars, J . 
Edhol m, J . 
C urrie , B. 
Di ckso n, M. 
Eco nomos, G. 
C urr ie, C. 
Dill on, N. 
Edma n, H. 
top to bottom : 
Gonyea, S. Goms i, J. Granquist, D. Gravelle, W . Grohma n, C. Gorvednik, M. Gruben, R. Gruben, S. Gustafso n, D. 
Gustafson, G. Gustum, E. Haaken sen , R. Had ley, R. Hageman, M. Ha ger, J . Hansen, K. Hansen, R. Hanzlik , T. 
H.arki ns, M. Harni sh, R. Hass , M. Hatten, J. Heintz , J. Helps, C. He mpel, D. Hendrickson, D. Hepburn, A. 
The Torrance Hall lawn set . 
top to bottom: 
Hess , H . Hessevick, R. Heuer, L. Hi ll, tvl. Hoe kstra, M. Hoff . R. Hoffren, B. Holbe ck, F. Holm, B. 
Holt, E. Holt, S. Honnold , D. Hough ton. C. Howard, C. Howard, J. Hube rt , C. Huliares, J. Hull, S. 
Hul te n, J . Humphreys , D. Huttel, R. Jannett, M. Jan se n, C. J auss, G. J eane tta, C. Jensen, M. J ohan nessen, C. 
top to bottom : 
J ohan son, J . J ohnson. A. J o hn so n, A . J ohn so n, E. J ohn so n, F. 
J oh nso n, M . Johnson, R. J o hn son, R. Johnson, R. J o hn son , R. 
Kaner, B. Kan es ki, M. Kovala, J. Ke iski, A. Kelso, W. 
top to bottom: 
Kent, R. Kers se n, D. Kilpela, V. Kin gsley, J. Kinnunen , E. 
Knud se n, J. Knut so n. P. Koe nig E. Komula, E. Kovi ch , G. 
Ku tsi, R. Kyl e, W. La Fra nee, K. Landry , N. Lang lee, D. 
J oh nso n, G. 
June o, N. 
Kemp , G. 
Kle ising er, J. 
Krog h, R. 
La ngse rh , B. 
Johnson, L. J o hn so n, L. 
Ka cewicz, G . Ka lbrener, J. 
Kem pi, M. Kennedy , C. 
Yiv'e La difference. 
C h u c k He lps, Bob Hatten, 
Howie Tho reso n, De nnis Eng la nd, 
Don Ma rk en , Sigma Tau Kappa , 
perfo rm at t he Homecoming Var ­
si t y Show. 
Klosne r, D. Knapp , G. 
Kro ll , J. Ku b iske , E. 
La Rock , R. Larse n, C. 
J o hn so n, M . 
Kampsula, M. 
Kenr, P. 
Kn uckey, B. 
Kue fn er, J. 
La rsen, M. 
top to bottom : 
Larso n, C. 
Lepis to, V. 
Lo,u, H . 
Larson, C . 
Levander, R. 
Love. R. 
Larso n, M. 
Letty, G. 
Lowe , E. 
La ukkanen, D. 
Lewis. J. 
Lund , T. 
left to right : 
Ma gnuson , G. 
Ma gnuson , G. 
M akela, C . 
Malkovich, M. 
Marien, G. 
Marsh, K. 
Marshal l, L. 
Haa se, L. 
Marti n, R. 
Ma son, W. 
Matchett, D. 
Mayasich, J. 
La ulu nen , E. 
Lek ke, M . 
Lu ndeen, R. 
M cDonald, C. 
M cEld ow ney, N. 
M cFar land, T. D. 
M cG irl, M . 
M cG ra w, R. 
M cHale, E. 
M c lndoo, T. 
M cKen na, K. 
M ead , T. 
"M enor, R. 
Mi ll er, J. 
Mil ler, J. 
Leland, R. 
Lind ah l, R. 
Lu nd qren, J . 
Lewis, G. 
Li nd holm, A. 
Lyness, R. 
Leonard, V. 
Lindholm, J . 
Lyon , P. 
Leone, R. 
Lofti n, B. 
M ackey, W . 
left to right: 
Mi lle r, R. 
Miln e, E. 
M it che ll, L. 
M oder, P. 
M oe, A. 
Molsta d, G. 
M onso n, R. 
M ontague, M . 
M ularie, J . 
M usca tell o, R. 
Mu sic, J. 
M yers, C. 
Nelson, R. 
Nel so n, C. 
Nelson , M . 
Nelson, R. 
Ne lson, R. 
Nelson, R. 
Ne lson, R. 
Nelson, W . 
Neva la, H . 
Newman, k. 
Newton, D. 
N i nteman, F. 209 
to p to bottom: 
N od ine, A. Norberg, R. 
Oakes, L. 0' Bri en, R. 
Olson, R. Oman , R. 
210 
left to ri ght : 
Poppenberg, C. 
Perkin s, R. 
Pernu, E. 
Per ry , D. 
Pertler, G. 
Peterson, A. 
Peterson, C. 
Peterson, D. 
Peterson , D. 
Peterson, D. 
Peterson, E. 
Pete r5·on. J. 
Peterson, J. 
Peterson, L. 
Peterso n, M. 
Peterso n, N. 
Peterson, R. 
Peterson, R. 
Peterson, V. 
Piper , N. 
Pl ouffe, R. 
Pokela, R. 
Pon d , B. 
Potswald, H. 
Nord skog, N. 
O'Conn or, M. 
Overland, S. 
Norgren, R. 
Oja, A. 
Owens, C. 
Nyberg, C. 
Ola, I. 
Pag e , C. 
Nylander, J. D. 
Olsen, R. 
Paine, V. 
le ft to right: 
Pott e r , E. 
Prettner, W. 
Pykk o nen, K. 
Quaderer, J. 
Radu lovich, M. 
Rappana, A. 
Rau, W. 
Raver, M. 
Reed, J. 
Rid out, H. 
Rigstad, R. 
Ril ey, S. 
Roberts , E. 
Robnik, S. 
Rod ean, F. 
Roffers, D. 
Rogers, B. 
Rogers, J. 
Rog in ski, A. 
Roningen, L. 
Roy , R. 
Roy e r. L. 
Rya n, J . 
Sag e, E. 
Ny lan der , F. 
Olson, C. 
Po llard , H. 
Nyman, P. 
Olson, H. 
Panian, R. 
Oakes, H. 
Olson, R. 
Pechacek , A. 
top to botto m: 
Sampso n, J. Sandquist, L. Santoro, M. Saur, W. 
Sed or, T. Seedorf, G. Seppala, J. Sethre, M. 
Sic;qu ist , P. Skarm an, F. Ski lle, K. Skoglund, J. 
top to bottom: 
Sm ith, M. Sm it h, R. Smith, R. Soderberg, M. 
Spawn, L. St ark, L. Staube r, J. Staud oh ar , J. 
Swan so n, J. Swan so n, L. Swan so n, S. Swen so n, R. 
Savor, G. Schlegel, C. 
Sexton, T. Sheeks, B. 
Smith, C. Smith, D. 
Sode rq uis t , K. Solberg, L. 
Ste nvick, L. Stephen, J. 
Taalinen , R. Ta rvas , V. 
Schultz, B. Schultz, D. 
Shei ls, J. Siniem , D. 
Smith , D. Smith, D. 
"And after we solve the 
Suez Crises we'll have an­
other cup o.f coffee." 
The us ua l p hilosophical 
trend of a ca fe t e ria con­
ve rsatio n. 
Sol be rg, N. Solie, K. 
Streed, W. Sueck, C. 
Te nni so n, H. Thenen, A. 
Schwartz, E. 
Sink o, S. 
Smith, E. 
Spaulding, N. 
Swan.feld, D. 
Th e rna , J. 
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MOON RISE 
left to right : 
Thoma s, R. 
Thompso n, A. 
Thompson, T. 
Th oreso n, C. 
Thoreson, H. 
Thorsen, J . 
Th orsten so n, R. 
Thrana, K. 
Tollefson, D. 
Torp , B. 
Towle, A. 
Towner, G. 
Toy, B. 
T rentlaqe, N. 
Troyan, L. 
T upac, C. 
Tyren, E. 
Und erhill, D. 
Uuicich, T. 
Va nDevente r, 
Vann es t e, G. 
R. 
left to right: 
Viebahn, W . 
Vin cent, F. 
Voorh ees, J. 
Vork, R. 
Wa elen , K. 
W ate rh ouse , R. 
Weaver, D. 
Wetherby, H. 
Wheat, M . 
Wilberq , W. 
Wi ck, D. 
Wi cklund, N . 
Wi ita , D. 
Wi lkosz, M . 
Wi lson , W. 
Win sto n, R. 
W olff , S. 
W riqht , N . 
Youn qquis t , 
Zemmers, R. 
Ziebarth , H . 
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OFFICERS : Clare Schade, president; Ga ile 
Solo, secretary; Miss Harriet Harrison, adv iser. 
Going to build a castle straight to the sky ... 
Fresh rnen 
New Human ities bui ldi ng grows along wi th influx of new st udents. 
t op t o bottom : 
Abalan , W. Abel so n, J. 
Anderson . A. Anderson, D. 
l)nd erson , L. And erson, R. 
Abram s, H. 
And erso n, D. L. 
And erson, S. 
. I 
I 
Abramson , R. 
Anderson, D. R. 
Anderson, R. 
left to right : 
Askay, R. 
Asperheim , D. 
Aunan, B. 
Ba ck, B. 
Badin , D . 
Baker, J . 
Balder, E. 
Ba ll , B. 
Ball, L. 
Ban ick, A. 
Bangsund, P. 
Barber, S. 
Bow ker , M. 
Bellingham, W . 
Benson, R. 
Benton , B. 
Berg , D. 
Berg, V. 
Berg er, L. 
Bergh , G. 
Berg lin, W. 
Berg son, J. 
Bergum, G . 
Kurth. B. 
Ah lgren, G. 
And erson , D. 
Anderson, P. 
Akervik, W. 
Anderso n, D. 
Ankar lo, C. 
Ala spa, W. 
Anderso n, E. 
Arkkola, T. 
Al len, B. Amel i, D. 
And erson, G. 
Archambault. D. 
Anderson, J. 
Armstrong, V. 
left to right : 
Bertelsen, F. 
Birch , M. 
Bisila, D. 
Bj orlin , L. 
Blacktopp, D. 
Blackwood , D. 
Blankensh ip , J. 
Bl oom qui st, D. 
Boberg, H. 
Boehme, J . 
Booker, S. 
Zink , F. 
Borgeson, D. 
Bowe r, P. 
Bradfo rd , G . 
Braied y, R. 
Brakken, J . 
Brander, J. 
Branscom be, D. 
Brandt , D. 
Branze ll, H. 
Br iesem aster, C . 
Bre itbord , S. 
Brenny, M . '215 
top to bottom : 
Bretto , J. Briski, K. 
Burzyn ski, M. Butl er, M . 
Carson, W. C arter, J. 
216 
le ft to right: 
C laveau , S. 
Cleckner, D. 
C leveland , G. 
Clure, T. 
Coh en, E. 
C ohen , S. 
C ollard , R. 
C ollinge, J. 
C omst oc k, J . 
C ongd on, H. 
C onley, C . 
C onley, R. 
C onley, T. 
C on nelly, J. 
C ontos, L. 
C ook, B. 
C ough lin , B. 
C ousineau , B. 
Crawfo rd, D. 
Cronkhite , L. 
C ullen, R. 
C uppoletti, B. 
C urran , I. 
Da cey, C. 
Brown , K. Brown , T. 
C ol ich, V. Cameron, N. 
Ca spersen, J. Center, E. 
Brownell , G. 
Campbell , G. 
Ch erne, R. 
__ l / 
Bruen, W . 
Casper, T. 
Ch risten, W. 
left to right : 
Dah l, R. 
Dah l, S. 
Dahl , T. 
Dahlberg, B. 
Da hl berg , G. 
Dahlen , A. 
Dahlqui st , R. 
Daly, R. 
Dansinger, S. 
Davi s, G. 
Davis , G. 
Davis, J . 
Day, J. 
DeBolt, D. 
Dinan , W. 
Dodge, R. 
Dorvall, B. 
Downs, J. 
Down s, J. 
Du ff, D. 
Duff, K. 
Dunn, N. 
Dunsmore, K. 
Duran, M. 
Bucsko, M . 
Carl so n, G. 
Chri st ensen, R. 
Brunberg, R. 
Carl so n, K. 
Clark , J . 
Burke, L. 
Carl so n, P 
Clark , L. 
top to bottom: 
Drake , D. Dye, S. Ebert, B. Eck, R. Ekert, R. 
Eilers, P. Eiler+so n, D. Ei senberg, R. Ekroot , V. En g , L. 
Ensign , J. Erick son, D. Erickson, D. Erickso n, J. Eri ckso n, J. 
top to bottom : 
Farver. R. Fechner, M. Fena , R. Ferrera, R. Filiarrault, T. 
Fl et t, T. Fl oe, P. l=luyera s, B. Flynn, G . Fergu so n, M. 
Frommes, W. Gal lagher, J . Gallagher , T. G ande r, R. Gee , W. 
Ecklund, A. Ecklund, G. Edman, M . 
Engard , J. En g berg, J. Engdahl, R. 
Erickson, M. Erickso n, R. Eri ckso n, R. 
"But Mother , it was fre shman camp. 
The ret urn from the fr eshman W eek 
outing at Ca mp Mil le r. 
Finneman, J . Fio la , A. Fitzpa tri ck, G. 
Forti, V. Fowler, R. Fox, L. 
Gershgo l, M. Gibson , H . Gie rdah l, R. 
Edstrom, D. 
Engels, C. 
Eye, P. 
Fleischmann, F. 
Franc isco , L. 
Giles, R. 
top to bottom: 
Goar, J . Goode ll , G. G oe rne, T. G one au , C. 
G ray, L. Green, J. Grego ry, J. Gress man 1 R. 
G.u;tum. M. Zw a km a n, J. Hafstrom, C. Haigh , J. 
top to bottom: 
Han se n, J. Hansen, M. Ha nse n, R. Hanson, D. 
Hau gen, H. Rit chie , J. R. Hay, C . Headman , A. 
Hendr ickson, M. Hengemuelle r, E. Herring, L. Helgese n, L. 
G ord on, M. Goved ni k, P. 
Gruba, C. Grusse nd or f, P. 
Hall, J. Ha ll be rg, R. 
Hanson, G. Hase, H. 
Heck man, M. Hed in, J. 
Hill , D. H ill, E. 
Gracek , R. Grad ert, M. Grandmaiso n, T. 
Gu stafso n, D. Gu st afson, J. Gustafson, W. I 
Halvorso n, P. Hamm er, D. Hammer, L. 
The three fre shmen song ste rs, 
J a net Walleen, Marg are t Swa nson 
a nd J udy Gu st afson, ho ld forth a t 
a program in KSC ba llroom. 
Houck, J. Hauer, W. 
Heikkinen, D. Heikkil a, R. 
Hill , K. H illstro m, R. 
Ho ule , J . 
Hel geson, R. 
Himanq o, B. 
top to bottom : 
Hjerm stad, S. H obbs, R. 
Humphreys, N . Hunner, J. 
Ja cott, B. J arvis, W. 
H olt , D. 
H utte l, R. 
James, R. 
H ol t, R. 
l nge lin , J. 
Jen sen, R. 
left to right : 
Johnson ,D. 
Johnson, E. 
Johnson , F. 
Johnson , G. 
Johnso n, G. 
Johnson, G. 
Johnson, H . 
Johnson, J. 
Johnson, J. 
John son, K. 
Johnson, L. 
Johnson, L. 
John son , M. 
John son , M . 
John son , N. 
Johnson , R. 
Johnson , R. 
Johnson , S. 
Johnson, T. 
Johnson, W. 
Johnson, W. 
J ohnson , W. 
Jorgensen, J. 
J ouppi , A. 
H opkin s, J . 
Ingram, R. 
Johnson, B. 
H oppe, J. 
Jilckson, S. 
John son , D. 
Hubbard, J. 
Jacobson, C. 
Johnson, D. 
Hubert, W. 
Jacobso n, N. 
John son , D. 
Humphreys, N. 
Jacobson, R. 
Johnson, D. 
left to right: 
J urva, K. 
Ju ssi la , R. 
Ka lkbren ne r, R. 
Kan er, B. 
Kare ls, D. 
Ka rau, J . 
Klark, K. 
Kelly, J. 
Kelly, K. 
Ke nnedy, C. 
Kenner, S. 
Kindberg, W . 
Kinetz, J. 
Kirby, D. 
Kirkl and , J . 
Kirts, C. 
Klavu , I. 
Knud sen , R. 
Knutsen, W. 
Knutson, P. 
Kesti, K. 
Krantz , K. 
Ktytor, M. 
Kukkola, M. 219 
to p to bottom : 
Kunasiewicz, A. La Bud a, P. 
Larson, H. Larso n, M . 
Lenroot, B. Levine , R. 
220 
left to ri ght : 
Littler, K. 
Littler , K. 
Liukkonen, R. 
Lovol d, B. 
Lund berg , L. 
Lyes, W. 
Maatta , J. 
Macd onal d , D. 
Ma cDonald , J. 
M cG irl, P. 
M cGree>.~y, R. 
M cN icol!, R. 
M ackellar , P. 
M aecke lberg h, J. 
M ahnke, F. 
M aki, E. 
Maki , G. 
Ma kela , M . 
M akine n, C. 
Malkovich , P. 
Ma rcin iak, M. 
Marquardt, H. 
Marquardt, M . 
M arshall, K. 
Laib le , C . 
Larso n, S. 
Li l jestrom , P. 
Laine, E. 
LaSa ll e, T. 
Lin dahl , R. 
Laminen, H. 
LaTour, R. 
Lin qbla d , J. 
Lampe , L. 
Laulo, W . 
Li nd berg, K. 
left to right : 
Martichusk i, L. 
Mahon, C. 
Matteson, D. 
M attson, D. 
Meade, W . 
M enor, G. 
Mick olaiak, R. 
Mi let ich , E. 
M il ler, G . 
Mi ller, R. 
M itmoen , V. 
M inette , N. 
M od ean, R. 
M odee n, D. 
M oe, A. 
M oerke , T. 
Moland, D. 
Marge so n, T. 
M orri s, S. 
M o r~·ison, R. 
Mowbray, D. 
M urtley, D. 
Muhvic , J. 
MuiMie, W. 
Lares, B. 
Le, T uong 
Lindgren, A. 
Larsen, H . 
LeM ay, A. 
Lin d gren , W . 
Larson, D. 
Lemon, C . 
Linne ll, C. 
top t o bottom: 
Murphy, J. 
Nelso n, G. 
Nesqoda , 
M u, ick, T. Myre, ,J. 
N elso n, H. Nelso n, j . 
R. 1\l eu bel, T. Neu berger, 
They 're havi ng tag 
tea m races in the wo­
men' s gym , an activi ty 
of Co-Ree ni g hts. 
top to bottom: 
R. 
Nikko, R. Ni si u s, W. Ni sula , W. G. 
Norlen, D. Norstrom , M. Norvi ch, R. 
Ol so n, C. O lso n, D. Ol so n, D. 
Nopola, J. 
Nelso n, J. 
Neuma nn , P. 
Nord ah l, W. 
Oe+·rin ger, U. 
Ol so n, E. 
N aslund, P. Nass in , J. Nelso n, A. Nelson, C. Nel so n, C. 
Nelson , J. Nelso n, K. Nelso n, R. Nelso n, S. Ne sbitt, L. 
Newberg , D. Ni cho ls, N . N ick, G. Nielsen, C . Nielse n, E. 
Nord een, J. Nord strom, D. Nordvall, L. Noreen, D. Norlander, K. 
O' H ara, H. Oja, R. Ol se n, G . Olson, A. O lso n, C . 
O lso n, G . Olson, J. Olso n, J. Olson, J. Ol son , 0. 
top to bottom : 
Ol so n, P. O lso n, K. Ol son, W . Onqalo, W. 
Parviain en, w. Pasek , G. Pavla tos , D. Paul son, N. 
Pete rs, L. Peterson, A. Pete rson , C. Pete rson , D. 
The smelt are running. Let 's have a party. 
to p to bottom : 
Pete rson, R. Peterso n, S. Pi chetti , L. Pickar, A. 
Pretla c , R. Pug li si , F. Pug li si, S. Putn ins , M. 
Ra ss mussen, D. Rat kov ich. L. Rowliso n, p Rea m, G. 
Orri ck, J. 
Pea rson, R. 
Peterso n, D. 
Pisila , A. 
Pykk one n, L. 
Regan, E. 
Ostlund, B. 
Ped erson , D. 
Peterson, D. 
Porter, J. 
Pyles, J . 
R ~in, G. 
Ostm an, L. 
Perala, D. 
Pet erson, H. 
Powe ll , L. 
Radtke, W . 
Reinhart, L. 
Oue ll ette, C. 
Pe rse n, D. 
Peterso n, N. 
Pratt, R. 
Ran som , A. 
Re ng o, G. 
Overviq, M. 
Pershern , E. 
Pe rerson , R. 
Preece , J. 
Ranzin ge r, W. 
Richards, C. 
top to bottom: 
Rickard, J. 
Rowe , W . 
Sampson, J. 
Ri gst ad, P. 
Rupkal vis , J. 
Samuelson, C. 
Rengo, J. 
Ru schmeyer, R. 
Sandah l, E. 
Roc klin, R. 
Ruther, J. 
Sandness , J. 
left to right: 
Sche id er ick, P. 
Sche ld e, G. 
Sche llinge r, T. 
;chm idt, T. 
. ch neid er, J. 
chnei der, R. 
;chnuckle , R. 
;chraber, M. 
;chultz, R. 
ied erh olm , R. 
;ett er, W. 
)wenson, A. 
)wan so n, J. 
Shamblott , B. 
Shann on, J. 
Sharkey, R. 
Sh eeks, J. 
Silva, D. 
Sh ovein , D. 
Siem sen , M. 
Siiter, C. 
Simon , P. 
Sjo berq, D. 
Rodvol d, R. 
Rya n, F. 
Sa ndstrom, H. 
Rose nqui st, R. 
Rychlak, G. 
Scha d e, C. 
Rose nthal, R. 
Salmi, J. 
Scamfe r, R. 
Rossetti , M. 
Sa lo, G. 
Scharn ott, D. 
Roleau, M . 
Salo , K. 
Scha fer, R. 
left to right : 
Sk oqlun d, J. 
Skoma rs, J. 
Sohlstrom, R. 
Sorenso n, K . 
Smevoll , R. 
Smith , D. 
Smith, J . 
Sm ith, L. 
Sm ith , P. 
Sm ith, R. 
Snyd er, J. 
Sod erberq, C. 
Soderberg, D. 
Soderstrom, D. 
Solberq , D. 
Sorenson, A. 
Sparks. R. 
Sr ig ley, D. 
Stageberg, C. 
Stanton , J. 
Steinman, D. 
Stenroos, 0 . 
Stepetz, F. 
Steven s, W. 
223 
top to bottom : 
Steven so n, P. Stewart, F. 
Stro m, D. St rom, M. 
Swenson, P. Swing , V. 
224 
left to right : 
Ti ffany, K. 
To kar czyk, G. 
To ka rczyk, J. 
Tomlin , L. 
Tamill o, J. 
Traub, J. 
T rent lage, R. 
Treven a , C. 
T< escott, D. 
Tr ushenski, L. 
Tvei t , M. 
Tylews ki, D. 
Tylla, C. 
Tyman, D. 
Uptheg rove J . 
Valdin , J. 
Vand e rvent e r, C. 
Vennest e , R. 
Vi si na, R. 
Vod ovn ik, R. 
Voight, E. 
Vos ika , M. 
Vukelich , R. 
W aa t aja , R. 
Stewart , N. 
Stro m, R. 
Sylveste r, R. 
Stewart, T. 
Stue land, M. 
Takala , D. 
St ue be r, G. 
Svet c, K. 
Taylor , E. 
Sta rk , W. 
Su ll ivan, P. 
Te st er , D. 
left to right : 
Wag ner, P. 
Wald o n , J. 
Wal kama , l. 
Waii Ben , J. 
Wal lin , B. 
W als h, J. 
Wa lt e rs, R. 
Warr en, L. 
'W ea·therby , B. 
W e bb , G. 
W ebb, W . 
W e bber, B. 
Wegmi ller , D. 
Weinberg, S . 
We st , J. 
Westberg , N. 
Wh ent, K. 
W ick, D. 
W ilson, C. 
Wilton, W. 
Winq uist, G . 
Wipson, E. 
W ol dm oe, R. 
W o lfe , l. 
Strand, R. 
Summe rs, J. 
Theisen, A. 
Streed, D. 
Swanson, G. 
Thom p son, M. 
Streetar, J. 
Swenso n, D. 
Thursto n, R. 
Wright, J. Wutz, R. Yoho, T. York, T. Youn k, N. Zakowitz, K. Ziebarth . G . 
The Lakes id e Art Studio is a playg round for students, Mary Lyn ch, Sigie Peterson and Margaret Smith, and a 
haven for fi sherman Dr. Thomas Sturgeon of the English department . 
Zi emsk i , L. 
225 
Honors 
aH'ards are made for indiridual achieremen/ to recognize contrilmtil'eness and ahilitr in scholastic and social fields . · .. 
226 

Who's Who 
-:-· 
Darrell Warner 
Kay Dietl 
Beverly Rowe 
Douglas Rapp 
Ronald Peterson 
Joyce Lahti 
228 
In American Colleges And Universities 
Ann Ganyo 
John Hill 
Peter Thorsteinson Kathleen Letourneau William Loy 
Richard Flint 
Ruby Kamatos 
229 
William Lokke Antionette Spallacci 
Ann Carlson Gene Gruba 
Elsie Ekstrom Paul Butler 
230 
Edward Gillespie 
Dorothy Niemi 
Who's Who 
Virginia Buus 
Den nis Ojakangas 
John McKillop 
Thomas Stark 
Margaret Ruikka 
231 
I 
1\ 
Homecoming Queen 
l-Ie/en Edman 
232 
Sweetheart of the Corps 
Lois Swanson 
I ! 
and now the year is over; is a burning and crested memory. 
234 

236 
Activities 
Accounting Club, 122 
Arnold Air Society, 106 
Band, 144 
Basketball, 158 
Beta Phi Kappa, 131 
Buc:khorns, I 12 
Business Club, 122 
Canterbury Club, 129 
Cheerleaders, I 08 
Chemistry Club, 114 
Choir, 148 
Christian Fellowship, 125 
CHRONICLE, 94 
Committee on Student Affairs , 88 
Cross Country, 185 
CSO Board, 89 
DebateTeam, 117 
Dormitories, 97 
Elementary Council, I 18 
Engineer's Ball, 51 
Engineer's Club, 113 
Fall, 34 
Fellowship of English Educators, 119 
Fine Arts Festival, 80 
Footba II, 153 
Freshmen Week, 36 
Future Teachers of America, 119 
Gamma Omicron Beta, 130 
Gamma Theta Phi , 133 
Gamma Theta Upsilon, 102 
Golf, 176 
Graduation, 82 
Hillel Fellowship, 129 
Hockey, I b4 
Home Ec:onomic:s Club, 110 
Homecoming, 41 
HUMANIST, 96 
Kappa Delta Pi, I 03 
Kappa Pi, I 04 
Kindergarten-Primary Club, I 18 
KSC Committee, 90 
"The Lady's Not For Burning" , 138 
Lutheran Student Association , 126 
M Club, 108 
Modern Danc:e Club, 120 
"Morning's At Seven", 140 
Mu Delta Pi, Ill 
Mu Sigma Psi, II I 
Newman Club, 128 
Orchestra, 146 
Pan Hellenic:, 90 
"Peer Gynt", 142 
PEMM's, 120 
Pep Club, I 08 
Phi Alpha Theta, I 02 
Phi Delta Pi, I 03 
Photography Club, 116 
Pi Delta Epsilon, I 05 
Pi Gamma Mu, 105 
Prom, 81 
Psychology Club, I 16 
Publications Board, 88 
Radio Club, I 15 
Rangers, 136 
Religious Council, 89 
Republican Club, 116 
ROTC Week, 74 
Sigma Alpha Iota, I 04 
Sigma Iota Epsilon, 114 
Sigma Phi Kappa, 134 
Sigma Psi Gamma, 132 
Sigma Tau Kappa, 135 
Ski Club, 115 
Skiing, 174 
Sno Week, 59 
Spring, 72 
STATESMAN, 92 
Student Commission, 86 
Swimming , 172 
Tennis, 178 
Track, 180 
United Youth Fellowship, 125 
University Guild Players, I 12 
WAA, 121 
Wesley Foundation, 124 
Who's Who, 228 
Winter, 54 
Y Club, 129 
Faculty 
Anderholm, Fred J,, 21, 90 
Anderson, Clarence N_, 17, I 05 
Arc:herd , Havard W_, 18 
Barber, Mrs_ Gladys, 20 
Belthuis, Lyda , 29, 103 
Bridges, Robert W_, 17 
Brooker, Warren J., 21 
Callahan, Maurice M., 144 
Chamberlin, Thomas W_, 16, 88, 90 
Chapman, Mrs_ Ruth, 21 
Chelgren, Roy, 18 
Darland., Raymond W., 16 
Dettmann, John A., 88 
Dow, Ula, 38 
Downs, Allen L , 148 
Duncan, Joseph E., 88, 96 
Ehlers, Henry J., 22 
Evans, Mrs. Grace, 98 
Falk, Robert J., 18, 90 
Friest, Philip L, 122 
Frogner, Ellen A., 117 
Fumagalli, Orazio, 104 
Glic:k, F. James, 114 
Graybeal, Elizabeth, 30 
Grovom, Evelyn L, 122 
Gum, Moy F., 18 
Haakenson, Robert H., 24, 117 
Hafstrom, John E., 27 
Haley, Mrs. Elizabeth M., 18, 132 
Hansen, Frank W., 90, 116 
Hanson, Howard G., 26 
Harrison, Harriet J. , 18, 214 
Hayes, Harold L., 117, 142 
Heller, Robert L, 88, 90 
Hobe, Earl H., 17 
House, Robert W., 23, 110, 146 
Jackson, Donald H., 113 
Johnson, Harry C., 31, I 17 
Johnson, Joann, 120, 121 
Johnson, Mrs. Myrtle, 134 
Jurkovich, John J., 136 
Kaake, Valerie J., 56 
Kovach, Frank J., 30 
Kraker, Mrs. Eleanor, 56, 130 
Lakela, Olga, 25 
Lepp, Henry, 198 
Lindquist, Clarence B., 113 
Lindquist, Maude L , 28, I 03 
Maclear, James, 103 
Matteson, James E., 115 
McEwen, William R., 27 
Miller, R. Dale, 22 
Moore, Francis B., 25 
Muehrinq, Mrs. Hertha, 21 
Neuses, Ralph, 154, 181 
New, Captain William N., 106 
Odlaug, Theron, 25 
Olson, Norman H., 163 
Owens, Robert R., 88, 203 
Palmer, Ruth, 31 
Papke, Marjorie, 18, 86, 90 
Passer, Moses, 13 
Pearson, A. Neil, 29 
Peterson, Mrs. Beatrice, 21 
Peterson, Lloyd W., 154 
Pierce, Robert F., 24 
Pleban, John E., 165 
Plumb, Valworth R., 30 
Richardson, Joseph , 20 
Rickert, Lewis, 176, 178 
Roazen, I. Harvey, 116, 139 
Rosenthal, William A., 22 
Roulston, Reyburn, 56, 135 
Schauland, Mabel D., 118 
Sc:humac:her, Hilda, 21, Ill 
Secord, Mrs. Malva, 100 
Sielaff, Richard 0., 28, I 05, 122 
Siggelkow, Edwin 0., 18, 86, 90 
Small, A~n M., 120 
Smith, Arthur, 23 
Smith, Dorothy, I 02 
Smith, James, 146 
Snell, Mrs. Katherine, I I 0 
Sturgeon, Thomas G ., 225 
Tetla, Albert, 80, 90 
Triplett, Fred J., 24 
Trudelle, Mary E., 20 
van Appledorn, E. Ruth. II 0 
Vanen Dries, Major William, 27 
von Glahn, Gerhard, 28 
Voss, Gordon 0 ., 114 
Walton, Thomas W., 114 
Wells, Ward M., 30, 174 
Wheat, Leonard B., 31, 71 
Witzig, Frederick T., 103 
Wolean, Mrs. Donna, 116 
Wolff, Julius F., 90, 188 
Students 
Aakre , Eleanor, 98, 130, 205 
Abalan, William, Ill, 215 
Abel sen, Gerald, 171 , 215 
Abrahamsen, Helen, 199 
Abrahamson, Robert, 205 
Abrahamson, Ronald, 199 
Abrams, Harold , 215 
Abramson, Arlene, 189 
Abramson, Rodney, 215 
Adamsons, Mara, 103, 116, 126, 199 
Ahlgren , George, 215 
Ahlin, Rosemarie, 189 
Aijala, Feudor, 199 
Akervik, Myron, 148, 149, 205 
Akervik, Wallace, I 06, 215 
Alaspa , Walter, 215 
Alden , Marjory, 205 
Allen , Bill, 215 
Ameli, Dan, 215 
Ames, Elizabeth , 132, 189, 197 
Amesbury, John, 122, 199 
Amlotte, Barbara, 146 
Amundson, Vernon, 114, 135, 205 
Anderholm, Nordin, Ill 
Andersen, Barbara , 114, 116, 123, 144, 145, 
148, 149 
Andersen, Rodney, 114, 116 
Anderson, Alfred, 205 
Anderson, Andrea, 148, 149, 215 
Anderson, Ardella, 106, 148, 149, 215 
Anderson, Arlene, I 04, II 0, 146, 148, 149, 
205 
Anderson, Carl E., 205 
Anderson, Carl W., I 06 
Anderson, Christian, 189 
Anderson, Dale, I 16, 215 
Anderson, Dennis, 116, 215 
Anderson, Donald Edwin, 116, 215 
Anderson, Donald Eugene, 116, 127, 205 
Anderson, Donn, 116, 215 
Anderson, Eileen, I 00, 215 
Anderson, Florence, 199 
Anderson, George, I 16, 199 
Anderson, Gerald, 116, 205 
Anderson, Grace, I 16, 215 
Anderson, Hartley, 125, 199 
Anderson, Jack, 96, 189 
Anderson, James L, 205 
Anderson, Janice, 123, 132 
Anderson, Jay, 215 
Anderson, Kathleen, 130, 205 
Anderson, Keith , 205 
Anderson, Leslie, I II, 122, 205 
Anderson, Lorrayne, 215 
Anderson, Marcella, 96, 125, 189 
Anderson, Nancy, 110, 116, 144, 145, 148, 
149 
Anderson, Ralph, 131, 215 
Anderson, Richard , 131, 199 
Anderson, Robert Alexander, 205 
Anderson, Robert Arthur, 131, 215 
Anderson, Roger A., 131, 199 
Anderson, Roger C., 94, 95, 136, 199 
Anderson, Roger H., 131, 215 
Anderson, Ronald, 131, 189 
Anderson, Russell, 131 
Anderson, Susan , I 00, 215 
Anderson, Violet, 117, 189 
Anderson, Warren, 205 
Anderson, William Francis, 110, 146, 205 
Andresen, Paul, 215 
Andrew, John, 199 
Andrews, Paul, 135, 205 
Angellar, Anthony, 199 
Ankarlo , Carol, 215 
A~selment, Lois, 109, 112, 123, 199 
Anttila, Robert, 205 
Archambault, Dennis, 215 
Arenz, John, I 00 
Ario, Howard, 199 
Arkkola, Thomas, Ill, 215 
Armstrong , Virginia, 215 
Arnold, Gordon, 112, 189 
Arnold, Richard, 205 
Aro, Ellen, 98 , I 04, I 16, 126, 199 
Arola, Paul, 136, 199 
Arras, William, 108, 198 
Askay, Robert, 215 
Asperheim, Dale, 215 
Asplund, Frank, 205 
Atol, George, 205 
Aunan, Bruce, I 17, 215 
Aunan, Wallace, 189 
Avant, Robert, 206 
Bac:k, B., 215 
Backlund, Paul, 110, 144, 145, 146, 189 
Badin, B, .215 
Baker, George, 135, 205 
Baker, Judy, I 09, 114, 215 
Bakke, Richard, 114, 122, 129, 199 
Balder, Eugene, 215 
Baldric:a, Robert, 110, 117, 136, 144, 145, 
146, 199 
Balgaard, Patrick, 205 
Ball, Barb, 60, 61, 92, 93, 123, 130, 148, 
149, 215 
Ball, Linda, 148, 149, 215 
Baisden, John, 205 
Banqsund, Perry, 215 
Ban i·ck, Anthony, 215 
Banoveh, James, 53, 86, 117, 123, 131 , 
Barber, Gordon, 205 
Barber, Susan, 123, 134, 215 
Barnes, Nancy, 125, 205 
Bastie, Rod, 199 
Baumga rtner, Ronald, 133 , 205 
Bayless, Robert, 205 
Beanland, R. B., 199 
Beasy, Mary, 136, 205 
Beasy, Peter, 205 
Beaupre, Francis, 205 
Beaupre, Mary, 114, 189 
Bec:otte, Thomas, 205 
Beda, Robert, 114, 205 
Beerhalter, Robert, Ill, 205 
Bellingham, Charles, 123, 131, 144, 145 
Bellingham, William, 125, 144, 145, 215 
Bender, John, 1·31 
Bennett, Thomas, 205 
Benson, Arvid, 205 
Benson, Janice, 132, 189 
Benson, Rodney, 215 
Benton, Robert, 2 15 
Berg, David, 215 
Berg, Mary, 104, 199 
Berg, Nancy, 205 
Berg, Vernon, 215 
Berger, Lloyd, 215 
Bergh, Edwyna , 123 
Bergh, Gordon, 215 
Berglin, William, 215 
Berglund, Barbara , 134, 205 
Bergman , Eugene, 189 
Bergman, Roger, 189 
Bergson , James, 215 
Bergstedt, Harold, 205 
Bergum, Gerald, 129, 154, 215 
Bernard , James, 144, 145, 199 
Bernard, John, 199 
Berry, James, 199 
Berry, Lou, 205 
Bertelsen, Floyd, 215 
Bertie, Gerald, 122, 199 
Besser, Donald, 114, 122, 148, 149, 199 
Besser, Robert, 199 
Betty, Janet, 60, 61, 132, 205 
Birc:h, Marsha, 215 
Birman, Tim, 172 
Bischoff, Charles, 189 
Bisila, Donald, 100, 215 
Bjorlin, Lawrence, 215 
Blac:ktopp, Dorothy, 94, 95, 126, 134, 
Blackwood, David , 215 
Blankenship , John, 215 
Blasjo, Wesley, 125, 199 
Blomster, Louise, 130 
Bloomquist, Da vid, 215 
Blum, James, 205 
Boben, Annette, I 16, 136, 199 
Boberg, Howard, Ill, 114, 215 
Boehme, John, 215 
Bogdanovich, Mary, 98, 199 
Booker, Sarah, 215 
Booker, Susan, 108, 201 
Borgeson, David, 215 
Borman, James, I 02,· 189 
Bovitz, Richard, 199 
Bower, Phillip, 215 
Bowker, Merlyn, 215 
Boyd, Janice, 205 
Braafladt, Carl, 205 
Brad.ford, Gordon, 215 
Braiedy, R., 215 
Brakken, Jon, I 00, 21 ·5 
Brander, Janet, 130 
Brandt, Dale, 215 
Brandt , Douglas, 205 
Branscombe, Donald, 215 
Branscombe, DuWayne, 215 
Branson, Robert, 136, 205 
Branwall, Arlene, 205 
Branzell, Hilding, 215 
Bratt, Gerald, 112, 205 
Breckheimer, Ruth, 205 
Breitbord, Saul, 215 
Breivik, A. Norris , I I I, 205 
Brenda, Arthur, 205 
Brenny, Myles, 215 
Bretto, J., 216 
Briesemaster, Carol, 215 
Briesemaster , Janice, 199 
Brink, Margaret, I 08, 205 
Briski, Kathryn, 216 
Brodin, Elaine, 132, 205 
Brookhart, John, 135 
Brouse, Ross, 205 
Brower, Marietta, I 03, 148, 149 
Brown, Kay, 216 
Brown, Marcia, 205 
Brown, Thomas, Ill, 113, 172, 206 
Brownell , George, I 00, 216 
Brugman, Arlan, 199 
Brunberg , Ruth, 132, 216 
Buckley, Dave, 205 
Bucsko, James, 205 
Bucsko, Marilyn, 216 
Bujold, Joseph, 189 
Burke, Lyle G ., 205 
Burke, Lyle H., 216 
Burnes, Fred, 133, 199 
Burns, Audrey, 98, 117, 118, 121 , 148, 
199 
Burns, Beverly, I 02, 199 
Burns, Fred, 189 
Burzynski, Marcia, 216 
Butler, Myles, 216 
Butler, Paul; I 05, I 17, 133, 189, 230 
Buus, Virginia , 86, 88, 90, 189, 231 
Byce, Kenneth, 199 
Bylkas, Ernest, 205 
Bymark, John, 106, 177, 199 
Caldwell, Daniel, 199 
Calenqor, Gerald, 189 
Cameron, Nancy, 216 
Campbell, Gerald, 216 
Carlson, Ann, 98, 103, 104, 144, 145, 
189, 230. 
Carlson, Donald Albin, 199 
Carlson, Donald Arthur, 205 
Carlson, George L., 114, 216 
Carlson, George M., 114, 205 
Carlson, Kenneth, 216 
Carlson, Marilyn, 116, 205 
Carlson, Marjorie, I 04, 124, 144, 145, 
189 
Carlson, Paul, 216 
Carlson, Robert A., 205 
Carlson, Robert L., 199 
Carter, Richard, 154, 199 
Casper, T., 216 
Caspersen, James, 216 
Cayo, Kenneth, 114, 131, 199 
Center, Ernest, 216 
Challeen, Jon, I 00 
Chanitz, Robert, 114, 135 
Chase, Lowell, 199 
Cherne, Robert, 216 
Chesney, Carol, I 03, 127 
Chia ve rini, Ray , 136, 190 
Chisholm, Lois, 103, 130, 190 
Christen, Walter, 216 
Christensen, Dale , I II, 199 
Christensen, David , 205 
Christensen, Robert, 216 
Christensen, William, 199 
Christenson, Ervin, 205 
Clark, Jone, 121, 130, 216 
Clark, Keith, I 06, 154 
Cia rk, Larry, I 00, 2 16 
Claveau, Suzanne, 216 
Cleary, John, 205 
Cleckner, Dale, I 00, 216 
Clement, Annie, I 03, 121, 205 
Clement, Thomas, 131 
Cleveland, Gerald, 216 
Clure, Thomas , Ill, 114, 216 
Cofield, Donald, 199 
Cohen, Edwin, 216 
Cohen, Julie, 128 
Cohen, Stuart, I 14, 216 
Coleman, Jane, 116,136,199 
Colich, Violet, I 18, 121, 216 
Collard, Raymond, 216 
Collinge, James, 216 
Collins. Sarah . 114. 205 
Comstock, John, 216 
Congdon, Harold, 216 
Conley, Camilla, 216 
Conley, Jerrol, 199 
Conley, Jon , 94, 95, 125, 199 
Conley , Ruth, 125, 216 
Conley, Thomas, 216 
Connell , Maxine, 98, I 12, 128, 140, 141, 205 
Connelly, John, 216 
Contos, Lawrence, 216 
Cook, Beatrice, I 04, 146, 216 
Corson, William, Ill, 216 
Coughlin, Barbara, 117, 134, 140, 141, 216 
Coughlin, Katherine, 96, 190 
Cousineau, Bernard, 135, 171, 216 
Cowan, Gary, Ill, 114,117,128,206 
Crago, Ward, Ill, 113, 206 
Craig, Alice, 110, 144, 145, 148, 149, 206 
Craig, J., 199 
Cran, Donald, 206 
Crawford, Dave, 216 
Crom, William, 206 
Cronkhite, Lawrence, 171, 216 
Crosby, Carol, 132, 190 
Cross, Marvin, 199 
Cruickshank, James, 117, 128 
Cuddihy, Robert, 199 
Cullen, Ray, 216 
Cunningham, Michael , 206 
Cuppoletti, Barbara , 98, I 08, 216 
Curley, Rudolph, 190 
Curnow, J., 206 
Curran, Irving, 216 
Currie, Beverly, 89, 144, 145 , 206 
Currie, Charles, 206 
Czernewski, Richard, 146, 199 
Dacey, Cornelia, 148, 149 , 216 
Dahl, Margaret, 98, I 08 , I 17, 126, 199 
Dahl, Marjorie , I 08, 127, 199 
Da hi, Robert, 216 
Dahl, Scott, 171, 216 
Dahl, Thomas, 124, 216 
Dahlberg, Burton, 216 
Dahlberg, George, 216 
Dahlen, Albin, 216 
Dahlgren, Joan, 126, 144, 145, 206 
Dahlquist, Robert, 216 
Daly, Richard, 216 
Dandrea, Margaret, 114, 123, 206 
Dane , Sharron , 136 
Danielson, Dianne, 190 
Dansinger, Stuart, 128, 216 
Darland, Jeanette, I 08, 124, 134, 206 
Davis, D., 128 
Davis, Edward, 206 
Davis, Gerald, 216 
Davis, Jeff, 128, 216 
Davis, Marilyn, 128 
Day, Judith, 216 
Deanovic, Dennis, 116, 136, 190 
Deaton, Richard, I 04, 206 
Debevec, Raymond, 136 
DeBolt, Diane, 148, 149, 216 
Decaigny, Roger, I 06, 206 
DeMars, John, 206 
DeSanto, Robert, 117, 133, 190 
Devries, Janice, 90, 130, 190 
Dickson, Martin, 206 
Dietl, Kay, I 04, 190, 228 
Dillon , Nancy , 130, 206 
Dimberio, Frank, I 03, 136, 199 
Dinan, WilliaM, 216 
Dincau, Bert, 199 
Dincau, Delores, I 03, 117, 125, 199 
Doboszenski, Frances, 206 
Docksteader, Juanita, 132, 133 
Dodge, Robert, 154, 216 
Donaghy, Roberta, 132, 190 
Donahue, Thomas, 206 
Doolittle, Maxine, 196, 197 
Drovall, Belle, 216 
Dow, James, 216 
Dragavon, Dennis, 136 
Dragavon, Paul, 123, 190 
Drake, Kathryn, 94, 95, 217 
Drazenovich, George, 206 
Drechsler, Douglas, 199 
Dressier, Raymond, 148, 149, 199 
Dube, David, 206 
Dufault, Robert, 206 
Duff, Dennis, I I I, 216 
Duff, Keith, 216 
Duff, Loren, 122, 133, 190 
Dunn, Noel , I 00, 216 
Dunsmore, Kathleen, 132, 216 
Dwan, John, 216 
Dye, Sandra, 217 
Earnest, Kenneth, 206 
Ebert, Beverly, 217 
Eck, Robert, 217 
Eckardt, Robert, I 00 
Eckholm, John, 206 
Ecklund, Allen, 217 
Ecklund, George, 217 
Economos, George, 206 
Economos, Marina, 94, 95, 125, 199 
Edman, Helen, 44, 90, 128, 130, 206, 232 
Edman, Milton, 217 
Edman, Selwyn, 190 
Edstrom, Donald, 217 
Eilers, Patricia, 90, I 06, 132, 217 
Eiler+son, David , I 00, 217 
Eilola, Vernon, 118, 199 
Eisenberg, Lewis, 206 
Eisenberg, Robert, I 14, 217 
Ekert, R., 217 
Eklund, Harry, 114, 206 
Ekroot, Vincent, 217 
Ekstrom, Elsie , I 03, 117. 19.0, 230 
Ekstrom, Joyce, 132, 190 
Flberling, Eiton, 206 
Elberling, James, 112, 190 
Eldot, Goldie, 206 
Eliason, Nancy, 100, 103, 105, 122, 199 
Ellena , Nickolas, 206 
Ellis, Lee, 86, I 16, 124, 129, 131, 190 
Elison, Robert, 199 
Elmquist, Mary, 206 
Elving, Bruce, 113, 122, 190 
Ely, Gloria, 190 
Emberg, Edward, 199 
Emerson, Harley, 206 
Emerson, Robert, 154, 199 
Eng, Leonard, 217 
Engard, Joan, 146, 148, 149, 217 
Engberg, Joan, 217 
Engdahl, Edward, 217 
Engels, Clifford, 110, 144, 145, 146, 217 
Engen, LeRoy, 199 
England, Dennis, 148, 149, 199, 208 
England, John, 199 
Engstrom, Glenn, 206 
Engstrom, Morton, 199 
Engstrom, Richard, 206 
Enlund, Betty, 116, 144, 145, 206 
Ensign, John, 217 
Erchul, John , 190 
Erchul, William, 122, 136, 199 
Erickson, Darrell, 206 
Erickson, David, .1 14, 148, 149, 217 
Erickson, Dennis, 217 
Erickson, Earl, 206 
Erichon, Helen, 206 
Erickson, James, 190 
Erickson, Jean, I 08, 134 
Erickson, Joan, 217 
Erickson, John, 199 
Erickson, Judy, 1-34, 217 
Erickson, June, 217 
Erickson, Lois M ., 190 
Erickson , Lois V., 206 
Erickson, Mardella, 126, 206 
Erickson, Martin, 217 
Erickson, Richard Edwin, 122 , 217 
Erickson, Richard Elmer, 122, 217 
Erickson, Roger, 122, 199 
Erikson, Brian, 124, 206 
Erikson, Bruce, 206 
Erxleben, Sally, 190 
Evenson, Robert, 206 
Everson, Gerald , I 06 
Eye, Patricia, 217 
Fabiny, Edward, 122, 200 
Fadden, Lee, 191 
Fairbanks, Quentin, 206 
Falk, Rhoda, I 03, 116, 191 
Falk, Richard, 206 
Farver, Roger, 131, 217 
Faubister, M., 144, 145 
Fayling, Richard, 191 
Featherstone, Terry, 135, 191 
Fechner, Marjorie , 148, 149, 217 
Fena, R., 217 
Fenney, Andrew, 206 
Ferguson, Marilyn, I 00, 217 
Fermenick, Dean, 206 
Ferrario, Diane, 132, 206 
Ferrario, Richard, I 02 , 206 
Ferrera, Richard, 133, 154, 217 
Feuling, John, 114, 123, 200 
Filiatrault, Thomas, 113, 123, 217 
Finneman, John, 217 
Fiola, Alice, 140, 141 , 217 
Fischer, Richard, 135, 206 
Fisher, Harry, 206 
Fisher, Judith, 98, I 18, 121, 200 
Fitzpatrick, Gerald, 217 
Flaman, Harvey, 86, 106, 171, 200 
Fleischmann, Frank, 122, 126, 217 
Flett, Tabe, Ill, 217 
Flint, Leilia, 132, 206 
Flint, Richard, 102, 144, 145, 191, 229 
Flint, Zelda, 110, 116, 128, 148, 149, 206 
Floe, Peter, 217 
Flatten, David, I 04, 131, 200 
Fluyeras, Bradley, 217 
Flynn, Gerald, 217 
Fonger, Richard, 206 
Fontaine, Donald, 200 
Forbort, Richard, I 06, 154, 206 
Forsmo, G., 128 
Forti, Virginia, 98, 148, 149, 217 
Fossum, Dale, 206 
Foster, Richard, 206 
Foubister, Marjorie , 124, 206 
Fournier, Richard., 113, 206 
Fowler, Rosalie, 110, 125, 146, 148, 149 
Fox, E. Louise, 217 
Fox, Frances, 148, 149, 200 
Fox, Glenn, 144, 145, 146, 191 
Fox, Richard., 206 
Fralich, B., 116 
Francisco, Leon, 217 
Franson, Frank, 106, 114, 136, 200 
Frederick, Harold, 200 
Frederickson, David, Ill, 128, 206 
Fredin, Joanna, 148, 149, 206 
Fredrickson, John, I 00 
Fredson, Joan, 113 
Frommes, William, 217 
Froom, James, 200 
Fumia, Sylvester, 200 
Gallagher, James, 217 
Galleger, Tom, 217 
Gander, Robert, 217 
Gannow, R., 206 
Ganter, Daniel, 113, 114 
Ganyo, Ann, 200, 229 
Ganyo, Dawna, 206 
Garrett , Delbert, 20b 
237 
238 
Garthus, Donald , 122, 191 
Gee, Wing, 217 
Geissle r, lawrenc e , 200 
Gemuenden, Thomas, 200 
Gerchman, Charles, 191 
Germain, Janice , 116, 200 
Germsted, Marjorie , 125 
Gershgol, Myron , 217 
G e rulli, Jesse, 206 
G iacherio , Gordon, 206 
Gibson , Huqh, 217 
Gierdal, Ric hard, 114, 217 
Gilberg, Derry, 206 
Gilbert, Judith, 136 
Giles, Robert, I 00, 217 
Gilleland, Etta, 104, 110, 146, 191 
Gillespie, Edward, 124, 131 , 191 , 231 
Gillespie , James, 124, 131 , 206 
Gillis, Angus, I 03 , I 16 
Gjenste, Laurene, 130, 206 
Glass, David , 206 
Glendenning, John, 122, 125, 131 , 200 
Goar, Jerry, 218 
Godich, Beverly, 96, 104, 110, 134, 136, 
145, 146, 148, 149, 191 
Godin , Richard , 122 
Goerne, Terrance, 218 
Goldberg, David , 92, 93, 105, 122, 131 , 
Golen, leonard, 200 
Go;.,si, Joan, 134, 148, 149, 207 
Goneau, Clement, 218 
Gonyea , Sherman, 207 
Goodell, George, 218 
Gooder, Elizabeth , 90, 132, 200 
Gordon , Michael, 218 
Gorham, E. Claire, 200 
Gottschald, Richard, 117 
Govednik, Mark, 129, 207 
Govednik, Peter, 218 
Gowan , Sara, 123 , 200 
Gowdy, Kenneth , 200 
Gracek, Robert, 218 
Gradert, Marvin , 218 
Gran, Claudia, 103 , 118, 121, 134, 191 
Gran , Russell , 94, 95, 103, 125, 200 
Grand.maison , Thomas, 218 
Granquist, David, 127, 207 
Gravelle, William, 125, 207 
Gray, lowell , 218 
Gray, Noel, 38, 39, 104, 112 , 140, 141 , 
Green, John , 218 
Gregorich, Darlene, 117, 136, 200 
Gregory, John , 218 
Gressman , Ronald , 218 
Griffith, M. William, 124, 191 
Grohman, Cha rles, 207 
Grover, Delores, I 14 
Grozdanich, Sam , ·200 
Gruba , Carol, 218 
Gruba , Gene, 92 , 93, 112, 191, 230 
Gruben, Richard, 207 
Gruben , Sally, 109, 207 
Grussendorf, Patricia , 218 
Gunderson, Roge r, 200 
Gustafson , Daniel , 207 
Gustafson, Ethel , 103 , 117, 125, 191 
Gustafson, Gary, 135, 207 
Gustafson, Judith , I 06, 132, 218 
Gustafson, Mary, I 16, 125 
Gustafson, Did , 171, 218 
Gustafson, Wayne, Ill , 218 
Gustavo , G ., 203 
Gustum, Edward, 207 
Gustum, Mary, I 00, I 08, 218 
Haakensen, Ronald, 207 
Haase , LeAne, 130, 209 
Hadley, Robert, 207 
Hafstrom, Constance, 125, 169, 218 
Hage, Orval , 191 
Hageman, Margot, 52, 98, 117, 207 
Hagen, El sa, 200 
Hager, John, 207 
Hagglund, George, 114, 191 
Ha igh , John, 106, 154, 218 
Hall , Henry, 218 
Hall , Theodore , 125, 200 
Hallback, Joan , 134, 200 
Hallbe rg , Roc helle, 148, 149, 218 
Halunen, Rodney, 118, 200 
Halvorson, Phyllis, 148, 149, 218 
Hammer, Donald , 114, 218 
Hamme r, J ., 154 
Hammer, l e e, Ill , 218 
Hanse n, Joyce , I 00 
Hanse n, Karen , I 08 , 124, 134, 207 
Hansen, Marland , I 00, 218 
Hansen, Richard, 207 
Hansen , Rob e rt, 38, 39, 218 
Hanse n, Virgin ia , 134, 191 
H a nson, Andrea , 200 
Han son, Dallas, 218 
Hanson, Goodwin, 218 
Hanso n, John , 148, 149 
Hanzl ik, Thomas , 207 
Harkins, Ma rk, 207 
Harnish , Roy, 113 , 207 
Harrington , Maureen , 60, 61 , 132, 200 
Hase , Harold, 100, 131 , 218 
Hass, Myron, 207 
Hatanpa , Norman, 110, 117, 148, 149, 200 
Hatte n, John , 135, 207 
Hatten, Robert, 135, 191 , 208 
Haubner, Phillip, I 02 , 131 
Hauer, Warren, 218 
Haugen , Harold , 218 
Havron , Thomas, 200 
Hay, Clifford, 218 
Hay, Elizabeth, 109, 125 
Hayden , Joan, 191 
Hayes, J a mes, 191 
Hayes, Kathleen , 116 
Hayes, Me redith, 98 , I 03, I I 0 , 116, I 17, 126, 
144, 145 
Hayes, Robert, 116, 200 
Heartman, Alan , 218 
Hedman, Marjorie , 218 
Hedin , Douglas , 113 
Hedin, John, 218 
Heffernan, Rodney, 126, 148, 149 
Heikkila , Reynold , 20, 218 
Heikkinen , Dale , I 00, 218 
Heikkinen , Marvin, I 06, 154, 200 
Heintz, John, 207 
Helgesen, Lyle , 218 
Helgeson, T. Robert, 218 
Helps, Charles, 207, 208 
Hemmerling, Marlene, 113, 132 , 200 
Hempe l, Donald , 90, 131, 207 
H e nd e rson, Sue, 134 
Hendricks, Dwight, 200 
H e ndrickson , Donnama e, 132, 207 
Hendrickson, lvlarian, 218 
Heng e muell e r, Ed ward, 148, 149, 218 
Hepburn, And re w, 207 
H e rring , G . lee, 218 
Hess, H erbe rt , 144, 145, 207 
Hessevick, Richard , 207 
H e uer, leRoy, 207 
Hietala, Phyllis , 191 
Higholt, Howard, 133, 200 
Hilding, W e nd e ll, 86, 131 , 146, 148, 149,200 
Hill, Dolores, 140, 141 , 218 
Hill, Edward , 218 
H ill, Gene, 200 
Hill , John, 86, 88, 131, 191,229 
H ill , Ke nneth , 218 
H ill, Milton , 148, 149, 207 
Hillst rom , Dwight, 117, 125, 129, 192 
Hilstrom, Robert, 100, 218 
H imango, Barbara , 218 
H je rmstad , Sue, 219 
Hobbs, Roy, 219 
Hoekstra, Marilyn, 134, 207 
Hoff, Richard , 114, 207 
Hoffre n, Beverly, 98 , I I 0 , I 16, 144, 145, 148, 
149, 207 
Holbeck, Fredric , 207 
Holm, Barbara, 123 , 130, 207 
Holmes , Barba ra Jane , 134, 148, 149, 200 
Holmes, Barbara Joan , 125, 192 
Holmgren, lawrence, 192 
Holmstrom, Carl, 192 
Holt, David , 219 
Holt, Edward, I 06, 171 , 207 
Holt, Susan, 66, 118, 207 
Holt, Robert, 219 
Honnold , Donna, 207 
Hood , Rod e rick, 200 
Hopkins , J ., 219 
Hoppe, John, I 14, 219 
Horn , Michael, 171 , 200 
Houck, J eanette , 218 
Houghton, Christo pher, 207 
Houle, Jam es, 218 
Howard , Audrey, I 05 , 122 
Howard, Cl iffo rd, 207 
Howard., James, 207 
Hubbard , John , 219 
Hube rt, C a rol , 132, 207 
Hubert , W a yne , 219 
Hulia res, John , 207 
Hull , Sha ron, I 00 , 207 
Hulte n, John , Ill , 207 
Humphreys, De nnis, 207 
Humphreys , Nedra, 108, 132 , 146, 219 
Hunn e r, John , 128, 148 , 149, 219 
Hunter, louis, 200 
Huttel , Robert , 207, 219 
lerien , Thomas , 200 
Ignatius, Dale , 45, 133 , 136, 200 
llkka, Jam es, 200 
lmpola, Clarence, 112 , 192 
lngelin , Jack , 219 
Ingram, Ronald , 219 
Intihar, James , 106, 192 
Isakso n, Ch este r, 192 
Jackson, Stuart, 124, 219 
Jacobson, Charl es, 148 , 149 
Jacobson , Cliffo rd , 148, 149, 219 
Jacobson , R. Norm a n, 219 
Jacobson, Richa rd, Ill, 127, 219 
Jacott, Willia ;'\'1, 131,219 
James, Ray mond , 219 
Jannett, Ma ry, 132 , 207 
Jansen , C athe rin e, 207 
J a rpe, J ac k, 200 
Jarvi, William, 219 
Jarvin e n, J a mes , 122, 200 
Jarvis , W ill iam, 219 
J a uss, G eorge , 135, 207 
J eanetta , C a rl , 92 , 93 , 106, 154, 207 
J e nse n, Ma rl e ne, I 16, 207 
J e nse n, Rudolph , 219 
J e ns e n, She ldon , I 00, I 04, 131 , 200 
J e ntoft , Ma rilyn , 200 
J e rnberq , J a mes, 105, 122, 192, 200 
Jobin , Theodore, 200 
Joh a nn esse n, Clifford , Ill , 207 
J oha nso n, J oann e, I 00, 208 
Johnson , Arlen e, I 16, 208 
Johnson, Arno ld C. , 122 , 127 , 154, 208 
Johnson, Arnold H ., 122, 200 
Johnson , Ba rgh , 144, 145 
J o hnson, Betty E., 144, 145, 200 
J ohn son, Betty R., 132, 144, 145 , 219 
John so n, Dale , E., 200 
Johnson , Dale R., 219 
Johnson, Daniel , 200 
John son, David , 219 
John son, Donald A. , I 02, 200 
Johnson, Donald B., 219 
Johnson , Donald l., 102 , 103 , 192 
Johnson, Dona ld W a yne , 154, 200 
Johnson, Donald William, 219 
Johnson , Dougla s, 200 
Johnson, Ell sworth , 92 , 93, 113 , 122 
Johnson , Elmer, 208 
Johnson, Emmett, 200 
Johnson , Eugene, 208 
Johnson, Floyd Allen , 208 
Johnson, Floyd Arnold, 219 
Johnson, Gary , 219 
Johnson , Gerald , 219 
Johnson, Glenn, 208 
Johnson , Gloria , 92 , 93, 219 
Johnson, Harold , 129 
Johnson , James A .. 86, I 05 , 122, 124 
Johnson, Janis , 219 
Johnson, Joseph, 219 
Johnson, Kathleen , 200 
Johnson , Keith, 200 
Johnson, Ke nneth, 144, 219 
Johnson, larry, 219 
Johnson , LaVe rne, 117, 200 
Johnson , Lee , 200 
Johnson , loretta , 132 , 208 
Johnson, Luther, 127, 13b, 200 
Johnson , Margaret, 208 
Johnson, Marilyn , 219 
Johnson , Marjorie , 148, 149, 218 
Johnson , Marlene , I 16, 200 
Johnson , Melvin , 208 
Johnson , Norman, I 16, 124, 219 
Johnson, Peder, 200 
Johnson , Peter, 136 
Johnson , Ray A., 122, 192 
Johnson , Raymond , 122 , 200 
Johnson , Richard , 122, 208 
Johnson , Robert D., 122, 208 
Johnson , Robert G., 122 
Johnson , Robert W., 122, 219 
Johnson, Robert Wendel , 122 , 200 
Johnson, Roger, 122, 208 
Johnson, Roland, 122, 200 
Johnson , Ronald B., 112, 122, 200 
Johnson , Ronald D., 104, 122, 192 
Johnson, Ronald J ., 122 , 208 
Johnson , Ronald James, 122, 200 
Johnson , Ronald P., I 00, 122 , 219 
Johnson, Ruthanne , lOa , 122 
Johnson , Sharon , 2 19 
Johnson , Thomas, 219 
Johnson. Thomas , 219 
Johnson, Walte r D., I 06 , 219 
Johnson , Walter W ., 219 
Johnson, Warren, 219 
Johnson , William, 154, 192 
Jokimak i, Elsie , 144, 145 
Jordan, Thomas, 198, 200 
Jorenby, Wa rren, 126 
Jorgensen , Joanne, 148, 149, 219 
Jouppi , I 00, 219 
Judnick, Donald , 171 
Juneo, Nancy, 133 , 208 
Juola, William, 192 
Jussila, Ronald., 219 
Kaake, Valerie, 114, 132 
Kacewicz, George, 208 
Kalbrener, John, 88 , 140, 141 , 208 
Kalkbrenner, Barba ra , 130, ·148 , 149, 219 
Kamatos, Ruby, 102, 229 
Kampsula, Marvin, 208 
Kaner, Bernard , 128, 208 
Kaner , Bruce , 219 
Kaneski, Marion, 148, 149, 208 
Kangas , JoAnn, 108 , 125, 201 
Karakas, louis , 136 
Karau , Jerome, 106, 123 , 154, 219 
Karels , Dianne, 219 
KarHi , R., 201 
Karonovich, Joseph , 100, 201 
Kasberg, Elizabeth, 38, 39, 112, 130, 201 
Kealy, Charles, 20 I 
Keiski , Alden , 124, 208 
Kelers , Juris, I 12, 20 I 
Kelly, Jean, 144, 145, 146, 219 
Kelly, Karin, 219 
Kelso, William, 133 , 208 
Kemp, Gilbert , 192 , 208 
Kempi, Marvin , 144, 145, 148, 149, 208 
Kennedy, Constance, 90, I 04, 130, 208 
Kennedy , Craig , 219 
Kennedy, Gayle, 52, 60, 61 , 90, 130 
Kennedy, H . David , 201 
Kenner, Steve, 148, 149, 219 
Kent, Paul , 53 , 128, 131 , 208 
Kent, Ruth , 117, 128, 208 
Keranen , F. Gail. 104, 148, 149, 201 
Kern , Nancy, 192 
Kerssen, David, 208 
Kerttula, Fritz, 20 I 
Kesti, Kenneth , 219 
Kilpela, Violet, 208 
Kindberg , Wendell, 110, 144, 145, 148, 
219 
Kineh, James, Ill, 114, 116, 219 
King , William, 118, 192 
Kingsley, June , 148, 149, 208 
Kinnunen, Elvie , I 08 , 208 
Kirby, Dennis, 219 
Kirkland, Joe , 219 
Kirts, Carl , 219 
Kivisto, Carl, 201 
Kland, Robert, 135, 20 I 
Klavu , Wayne , 105, 192, 219 
Kleckner, Graham, 201 
Kl e isinger, G erald , I 06, 171, 208 
Klosner, Dale, :208 
Knapp , Gerald , 208 
Knowles, John , 124 
Knuckey , William, 208 
Knudsen, Janis , 125, 208 
Knudsen , Richard , 219 
Knutsen , Warren, 219 
Knutson, Pete r, I II, 114, 122, 219 
Knutson , Sandra, 103, 121, 134, 148, 149 , 
Koch , Richa rd , 120, 201 
Koch~var, James, 201 
Ko enig , Elizabeth , 98, 116, 130, 208 
Kohl haa s, John, 122, 133, 20 I 
Komula, Elaine, I 08, 208 
Kontonikas , Evdoxia, 116, 130, 192 
Koskela, Lorna, I 08, 126, 20 I 
Koski , Sta nley, 20 I 
Koste liz, Delores, 123, 20 I 
Kovach , David, 135 
Kovala, James, 208 
Kovich, G eorge, 208 
Krantz, Kathleen , 127, 219 
Kreft , Jay, 192 
Kres ky , Robert, 122, 123, 144, 145 , 192 
Krezowski, James, 133 
Kroqh , Ronald , 208 
Kroll , Judith, 98, 130, 144, 145, 208 
Ktytor, Ma urice , 100, 219 
Kubiske, Elizabeth, I 09 
Ku efner, Joan, 66, 94, 95, 118 , 208 
Kukkola , Marian, I 00, I 04, 148, 149, 219 
Kuna siewicz, Adolph, 220 
Kurth, Birgit+, 134, 215 
Kuts i, Robert , 129, 131 , 144, 145, 208 
Kyle , Sallie, 20 I 
Kyle , William, 208 
La Bud a, Patri cia, 220 
LaC asse , Leon, 122, 123 , 20 I 
La France, Kevin , 208 
La ht i, J a mes, 20 I 
La hti , J oyce , 90, I 03 , 130, 192 , 228 
Laib l, Virgin ia , 140, 141, 192 
Lai bl e, Ch ar les, 220 
La in e, Eva lt, I II, 220 
La min en, Harold, 220 
La mpe, Lawa nn a, 98, 220 
Lam pson, Bar bara, 39, 20 I 
La nd gre n, All en, I 04, 20 I 
La nd ry, Ne il , 92, 93 , 94, 95 , 133 , 208 
Lang, Jam es, 117 
Lan9lee, Donald, I II, 203 
La ng seth, Boyd, 208 
La Patka, G eorge, 201 
Lares, Beverly, 109 , 220 
La Rock, Ri cha rd , 208 
La Roq ue, June, 98 , 134 
LaRose, Haro ld , 123, 201 
Larse n, Ca ro l, 208 
Larse n, Helg a, 220 
Larse n, Mart in, 208 
Larson , Ch arl es, 209 
La rso n, Cl arence , 209 
Larso n, Dona ld, 220 
Larso n, G ary, 122 
La rson , Hele n, 220 
Larson, Howa rd , 20 I 
Larson, Maril yn, 125, 209 
La rson, Sa m, 220 
LaSa ll e , Thomas, Ill , 114, 172 , 220 
Latick, W arner, 192 
LaTour, Robert, 220 
Laue rse n, Fl oyd , 127, 192 
La uk ka ne n, Dona ld , 209 
La ulo , Wilbur, 220 
La ulun en, Eug ene, 209 
Lawson, Betty , I 03 , 118 
La wson , J a mes, 201 
LeT uong, Dinh , I 17, 220 
Leavitt, G erald , 20 I 
Lee, Anita , 98 , I 08, 193 
Lee, Hja lm er, 133, 193 
Lee, Robert, 57, I 02 , 133 , 193 
Lee, Thomas , 133, 20 I 
Lekk e , M., 209 
Leland , Raymond , 89, 129, 201 , 209 
Le May, Albert, 220 
l_e mon, Ch arl es, 220 
Le Neau , Willia m, 201 
Lenning , J ohn, 20 I 
Lenroot, Burnice, 38 , 39, 112, 220 
Leona rd , Virgin ia, 209 
Leon e, Robert, 209 
Le pisto, Helmi , 104, 148 , 149 
Le pisto, Veikko, 209 
Leva nd er, Robert, 209 
Lere, Fred, 193 
Letourn ea u, Kathlee n, 90, 102 , 103, 134, 193 , 
229 
Letty , G era ld, 209 
Levine, Rich ard , 220 
Lewis , G .. 209 
Lewis, J e rry, 209 
Lib ke, Ma rg aret , I 03 
Liljestrom, Paul, 220 
Lilya, Lee, 136 
L ~ n da hl , Richa rd , Ill , 127, 220 
L1nd a hl, Robert, 127, 209 
Lindb er9 , Kar~~. 109, 144, 145, 220 
Lindblad , J anet , 220 
L ~ ndgre n , Ald en, I 00, 220 
Lmdqren, Willia m 220 L~ndho lm, Anne , t'34, 209 
Lindh olm , J ohn , 209 
L ~ ndq u i st, Rodn ey, 201 
L1 ndquist, Willia m 122 201 
Lind strom, Donald' 127' 148 149 , 201 
Lin ne ll, C ra ig, 125', 135: no' 
L ~ttl e r, Kenn eth, 220 
L1ttl er, Kermi ·~ . 220 
Liu kkonen, Raym ond, II I, 220 
Lofq ui st , G era ld, 122 
Loft in , Barba ra , 121 , 209 
Lokke, J ohn, 38, 39, 112, 113, 201 
Lo kke, W ill iam, 96, 112, 193 , 230 
Lone, Shirley, 127, 193 
Lou, Henry, 209 
Lou, Thom as , I II 
Love. Richa rd , 209 
Lovold , Bruce, 220 
Lo we, Ea rl , 209 
Lo y. Will ia m, I 02, I 05, 124, 201, 229 
Ludd en, Thomas, Ill 
l_ufholm , Ma rga ret, I 02, 130, 20 I 
Luhta , Robert, 122 , 136 
Lund , Mary , 132 , 201 
Lund , Th oma s, 209 
Lundberg , Larry , 220 
Lund ee n, R., 209 
Lundg re n, J a net , 209 
Lundgren, Kenn eth 106 148, 149, 154, 193 
Lutzka, Cla ud e, 122, 20 i 
Luusua , J oyce, 201 
Lyes. Wil lia m, 148, 149, 220 
Lyn ch, Mary, 18 , 90, 134, 201 
Lyness, Robert , 193 , 209 
Lyon, Phillip, 38 , 39, 117, 209 
Lyse, Kenn eth, 20 I 
Ma atta, J ohn , 220 
Macdon ald, Donald , 220 
MacDonn e ll. Ronald , 136, 144, 145, 220 
MacKell a r, Pet er, 220 
Mackey, Wilbert. 209 
Maecke rbergh , G era ld , 220 
Magie, J oa n, 132, 193 
Magnu son, G ene , 209 
Ma gnuson, Gretch6n, 209 
Ma hn ke , Fern , 220 
Ma kela, Charl es, 209 
Ma kela . Melvin, 220 
Maki , Ela in e, 100, 144. 145, 220 
Ma ki, G erald , Ill , 220 
Makinen, Carol , 68, 98, 130, 148 , 149, 220 
Matkovich, Marie , 116, 209 
Matkovich , Peter, 98 , 220 
Malmberg, John, 52 , 131, 201 
Marangapoulas, A., 201 
Marciniak, Michael , 220 
Margeson , Terry, 220 
Marien, G ene, 127, 209 
Marien , John, 126, 20 I 
Marincel , Frank, 201 
Marken, Donald, 135, 193 , 208 
Marquard t, Howard, 100, 220 
Marquardt, Maureen, 220 
Marsh , Kaye , 1 14, 123 , 132, 209 
Marsh, William, 135 
Marshall, Kathleen , 132, 220 
Marshall, Lyman , 135, 172 , 209 
Martichuski, Leo, 220 
Martin , Nancy, I 03, 127, 193 
Ma rtin, Ronald , 116, 209 
Mason, David , 63, 122 , 123, 131 , 193 
Ma son, Warren, 209 
Match ett , Dale, 209 
Matlock, James, 148 , 149 
Ma son, Carol , 220 
Matteson, C arl, 220 
Mattson , Carl , 20 I 
Mattson, Da vid, 220 
Mattson , Louis , 114, 193 
Mayasich , Jam es, 209 
Mayerle , Marianne , 98, 130, 20 I 
McAdams, LaVerl e, 90, 132 
McCoy, Nelli e, 201 
Music. Gerald , 209 
Musick, D. Thomas, 221 
Musolf, Walter, 194 
Mutchler, John , 202 
Myers, Carolyn, 209 
Myhre , Loren, I 06, I 18, 127 
Myre, James, 221 
Naslund , Phyllis , 221 
Nassin, James, 221 
Nelson , Arnold, 221 
McDonald, Cha rles, 58, 127, 209 
McEldown ey, Nancy, 110, 144, 145, 
149, 209 
146, Nelson, Carol A., 110, 146, 148, 149, 
Nelson, Carol J ., 209 
Mc Farland, Thoma s, Ill, 113 , 209 
McGirl, Maureen , 122, 123, 132, 209 
McGirl, Patricia , 123 , 220 
McGra w, Robert , 209 
McGreevy, Robert, 220 
McHale, Ernest , 209 
McHugh , Ma rg ie, 124, 134 
Mcind oe, Thoma s, 209 
McKenna, Kenn eth, 209 
McKe vitt, Kathl een, 20 I 
McKillop, John , 159 , 163, 20 I 
McKinl ey, William , I 06, ItS; 154 
Mclaughlin, Mari lyn , 90, I 03 , 130 
Mclaughlin . Mich ael , 20 I 
McN elis, Willia m, 193 
McNicoll , Dan ie l, 220 
McParlan, Ed ward, 193 
Mead , Tom , 39, 46, 209 
Mead e, W illi a m, 220 
Meirick, Michae l, 123, 193 
Menor, Gerald , 220 
Menor, Ricardo , 209 
Mer ry, Cha rl es, 193 
Method , Anna, 130, 193 
Michaels, JoAnn, 110, 144, 145, 148, 149, 
201 
Nelson, Charles, 202 
Nelson, Connie, 221 
Nelson, Gerald, 221 
Nelson, Gordon, 194 
Nelson, Harry, 146, 221 
Nelson, Herbert, 146, 221 
Nelson, James, 221 
Nelson, Jarl, 221 
Nelson , Jerome, 131 , 194 
Nelson , Joann , 221 
Nelson, Kenneth , I I I, 221 
Nelson, Marjorie, 94, 95, 98, 134, 202 
Nelson , Mary A., 209 
Nelson, Robert C ., 221 
Nelson, Robert F., 209 
Nelson , Robert K. , 209 
Nelson , Roberta , 209 
Nelson, Ronald C ., 209 
Nelson, Ronald J ., 209 
Nelson, Ronald R., 117, 194 
Nelson, Suzanne, 148, 149, 221 
Nelson, Warren, 209 
Nelson, William, 202 
Nesbitt, Larry, II 0, 144, 145, 146, 221 
Nesgoda , Robert, 221 
Neuberger, Robert, 221 
Nevala , Helen, 209 Michaud . Da vid, 68, 131, 201 
Michelich , Micha el, 22 , II 0, 122 , 136, 
145, 201 
Mickolajak, Ray, 220 
Mileti ch, Eli, 220 
144, Newberg, Dale, 221 
Newman, Kenneth, 209 
Mil ey, Ma ry, 90, 104, 110, 117, 134, 144, 
145, 146, 148, 149, 201 
Mille r, G eorge , 220 
Mille r, J a mes , 209 
Mille r, J ohn , 209 
Mill er, Richard , 42 , 86, 88, 131 , 144, 145 
Miller, Ri cha rd R., 220 
Miller, Robert, 20 I 
Miller, Thoma s, 202 
Milne, Ellis . 209 
Min ette, Nichola s. 154, 220 
Miscevich , Sam , 154, 193, 220 
Mitchell , Leon, 209 
Mitmoen, Vernon , 220 
Mod een . Daniel, 220 
Moder , Patricia , 209 
Moe, Alice , 209 
Moe, Allan, 220 
Moerke, Tom, 220 
Mohammed, Ghulam , 49, 105, 193, 202 
Moland .. Da niel, 220 
Molstad, Georg e, 209 
Mononen . Sul o, 113 , 148, 149 
Monson, Robert, 209 
Monta9ue , Mary, 96 , 116, 117, 209 
Moravitz . Eugene, 193 
Morey, Gl enn , 193 
Morris , Robert E., 202 
Morris , Sha ron , 220 
Morrison, James, 220 
Morrison , Rob ert, 220 
Mosack, Daniel, 13 I, 202 
Mowbray, Donald , 220 
Moyie , Robert, 102. 193 
Mrak, Ralph, 123, 194, 202 
Mudrak, Rona ld . 133, 202 
Muhvic, Jake, 220 
Mularie, Jane, 117, 125 , 209 
Mularie , William, 220 
Murphy, Daniel, 202 
Murphy, Joyce, 221 
Newton, Donald , 209 
Nichol s, Jerry , I 00 
Nichols , Nancy, I 09, 127, 146, 221 
Nicholson, Robe rt, 89, 129, 131, 144, 
157 
Nick, George, 221 
Nielsen, Clifford , 221 
Nielsen , Evelyn, 221 
Nielsen, Marlene, I 16, 127, 202 
Niemi, Dorothy, 103 , 118, 121 , 148 , 
202, 231 
Niemiste , Richard , 172, 202 
Nikko, Ronald, 144, 145, 221 
Ninteman , Francis, I 00, 209 
Nisius, W ill iam , 221 
Nisula, Walter, 221 
Nixon , Robert, 202 
Nodine, Arthu r, 106, 122 
Noldin , Jerome, 122, 210 
Nopola , Joel, 221 
Norberg , Richard , 210 
Nordale , John, 112, 194 
Nordeen, John , 221 
Nordskog , Norman , 210 
Nordstrom, Dennis, 221 
Nordvall , Lauren, 124, 148, 149, 221 
Noreen, Dale, 221 
Norgren , Robert, 210 
Norlander, Kermit, 221 
Norlen, Donald , 221 
Norman , John , I 02 
Norquist, Roger, Ill , 20 I 
Northey, Roy, 202 
Norvich, Ronald , 221 
Nuebel, Tom, 221 
Nusser, Miriam, 134, 202 
Nyberg , Carolyn , 117, 148, 149, 210 
Nylander, Frederic, 210 
Nylander, Jon , 210 
Nyman , Patricia , 210 
Oakes, Helen, 44, 210 
Oakes, Lawrence, I 00, 13 I, 210 
O ' Brien, Richard, 210 
O 'Connor, J., 154 Murphy, Margaret, 132, 202 
Murray, Audrey, 94, 95, 98, 103 , 144 
202 ' 
Murtley, David , 202 
Muscatello , Roy, 209 
145 , O 'Connor, Michael, 210 
Oettinger, Ursela, 116, 128, 221 
Ogston , Donald, 125 202 
O'Hara , Henrv. 154.' 221 
239 
240 
Oja, Alice, 117, 210 
Oja, Donald, 110, 117, 144, 145, 148, 149, 
157, 202 
Oja, Rodney, 129, 221 
Ojakangas, .Dennis, 86, 106, 131, 194, 197, 
231 
Ola, Israel, 125, 128, 129, 210 
Olsen, Gwend.olyn, 148, 149, 221 
Olsen, Rodney, 112, 202 
Olsen , Ronald, 210 
Olson, Alice, 221 
Olson, Carol F., 221 
Olson, Carol J., 210 
Olson, Charles, I 00, 221 
Olson, Darrold, 221 
Olson, David, 221 
Olson, Donald E., I 17, 194 
· Olson, Edwin W., 221 
Olson, Florence, 202 
Olson, Gerald, 171, 221 
Olson, Henry, 210 
Olson, Hjordis, 202 
Olson, Jacr; 148, 149, 221 
Olson, Janice , 148, 149, 221 
Olson, Jerrold, 148, 149, 221 
Olson, Joan , 148, 149, 221 
Olson, John L., 148, 149, 221 
Olson, John R., 202 
Olson, Kenneth , 222 
Olson, Orlyn·, 221 
Olson, Patricia , 134, 222 
Olson, Richard C., 194 
Olson, Richard F., 210 
Olson, Robert B., 194, 202 
Olson, Roger, 210 
Olson, Ronald, 210 
Olson, William, 222 
Oman, Roger, 127, 210 
O'Meara, Thomas, 148, 149 
Ongalo, William, 222 
Orchard, Robert, I 04 
Orrick, Julianne, I 14, 135, 222 
Orrick, Laurence , 135, 202 
Orth, Gerald, 118, 136, 202 
Ortman, John, 202 
Osborne, John. 202 
Ostlund, Berti!, 114, 222 
Ostman, Lyle, 222 
Otto, Donald, 172, 194 
Ouellette, Charles, 222 
Overland, Samuel, 210 
Overvig, Merlyn, 222 
Owens, Cynthia, 104, 146, 148, 149, 210 
Padgett, Douglas, 106, 118, 194 
Page, Charles, 210 
Paine, Veijo, Ill, 210 
Pajunen, Edward, 118, 194 
Panian, Robert, 210 
Pappas, John, 194 
Paradise , Clark, 202 
Pare, John, 116, 136, 194 
Parviainen, Williilm, 222 
Pasek, Gerald, 144, 145, 146, 222 
Patnaude, Thomas, 110, 144, 145, 146 
Patrick, William, 202 
Paulson, Nancie, 125, 148, 149, 222 
Pavlatos, Dennis, 222 
Pearl, Daniel. I 05, 122, 128 
Pearl, Robert, 140, 141 
Pearson, John, 202 
Pearson, Robert, 222 
Pecha, Bernard, 136 
Pechacek, Anna, 118, 121, 210 
Pederson, Donald, 222 
Peil. Richard, 114, 135, 194 
Perala, Donald, 100, 222 
Perala, W. Kenneth~ 194 
Perkins, Ronald, 210 
Pernu, Edney , 210 
Perry, David, I I I, 210 
Pershern, Elsie, 88, 98, 222 
Pertler, Gary , 210 
Peters, Larry, 222 
Petersen, Donald, I 06, 222 
Petersen, Russell, 222 
Peterson, Allen, 222 
Peterson, Ann , 210 
Peterson, Bobb, 114, 202 
Peterson, Carol Ann, 132, 198 
Peterson, Carol Ann , 103, 116 
Peterson, Carol Ann, I 00, 222 
Peterson, Carol E., 222 
Peterson, C . Sigrid, 60, 61, 106, 108, 134, 
222 
Peterson, Constance, 210 
Peterson, Dale, 210 
Peterson, Darlene, I 16, 210 
Peterson, Dennis, 154, 210 
Peterson, Donovan, 222 
Peterson, Duane J ., 118, 194 
Peterson, Duar.e W., 222 
Peterson, Edward, 210 
Peterson, Howard, 222 
Peterson, James, 194 
Peterson, Jean Marie, 126, 210 
Peterson, June, 134, 210 
Peterson, Lawrence, 210 
Peterson, Mary, 125, 210 
Peterson, Myrna, 125, 210 
Peterson, Nancy, 103, 118, 121, 134, 148, 
149, 210 
Peterson, Richard !<;., 148, 149, 222 
Peterson, Richard L., 148, 149, 210 
Peterson, Robert, 148, 149, 210 
Peterson, Ronald , 42, 90, I 06, 120, 131 , 194, 
202, 228 
Peterson, Virginia, 108, 114, 127, 210 
Petik, Richard , 194 
Phillips, Donald, Ill, 114, 124, 202 
Pichetti, Louis, 222 
Pickar, A., 222 
Piemi, G., 202 
Pierce, Patricia, 194 
Pietila, James, 135 
Piper, Nancy, 60, 61, 114, 134, 148, 149, 210 
Pisila , Arlene, 92 , 93, 222 
Platzer, William, 202 
Plouffe, Robert, 92, 93, 135, 210 
Podd, Patricia , 156 
Pokela , Robert, 144, 145, 210 
Pollard , Harriet , 116, 210 
Pollard, Virgil, 202 
Pomish, H ., 128 
Pomish, L., 128 
Pond, Barbara, 210 
Poppenberg , Gail , 98, 144, 145, 210 
Porter, James, 222 
Potswald , Herbert, 210 
Potter, Bruce, 122, 128, 194 
Potter, Elizabeth, 128, 210 
Powell, Leta , 38, 39, 92, 93 , 112, 113, 117, 
222 
Preece, Joseph, 222 
Pretlac, Ron , I 06, 171 , 222 
Prettner, William, 210 
Richard, James, 131, 148, 149 Sedor, Thomas, 211 
Richards, Charles, 148, 149, 222 Seedorf, Gladys, 98, 109, 144, 145, 211 
Rickard, Jill, 106, 132, 148, 149, 223 Selbak, Cynthia, 103, 195 
Ridout, Harold, 210 Sellars, Herbert, 136 
Rigstad, Paul, 223 Semmelroth , Albert, 203 
Rigstad, Robert, 210 Senariqhi, Donald , Ill, 203 
Riley , Sharon, 148, 149, 210 Seppala , Janet, 211 
Ritchie , J . Robert , 218 Sethre, Mary, 117, 21 I 
Roberts, Edward, 210 Setter, William, 223 
Robnik, Spencer, II I, 210 Severson , J ., 127 
Rocklin, Richard, 223 Sexton , Timothy, 144. 211 
Rodean, Frederick, 131, 210 Shamblott, Bernie, 223 
Rodvold , Ronald , 223 Shannon , Gerald , 223 
Roffers, Dean, 210 Shapic, Richard, 203 
Rogers, Bernard, 135, 210 Sharkey, Robert, 148, 149, 223 
Rogers, Clyde, I 02 Sheeks, Bradley, 125, 211 
Rogers, Joyce, 94, 95, I 16, 127, 210 Sheils, Maxine, I 17, 195 
Roginski, Alan, 210 Shimek, William, 124, 131 , 195, 203 
Roleau, Roger, 223 Shovein, Donald, 144, 145, 223 
Romano, Donald, 88, 94, 95, I 05 , 171 Shumway, Larry. 131, 203 
Roningen , Lynn, 116, 127, 132, 210 Shutte, Bruce, 203 
Roningen, Robert, 106, 195 Sidney, Gilbert, 86, 116, 129, 131 
Rosandich, Roger, 117 Sieger, Sharon , 103, 118, 121, 134, 203 
Rosenquist, Rudolph, 124, 223 Siemer, Mary, 98, 124, 130, 203 
Rosenthal, Robert, 223 Siemsen, .. Merlin, 223 
Rosnow, Elaine , 98, 116, 126, 148, 149, Siiter, M. Carole, 109, 223 
R<lssetti, M., 223 Sikich, Albert, 203 
Roulan, M., 116 Silva, Daniel, 223 
Rowe, Beverly, 90, 124, 130, 195, 228 Simmons. Patricia, 132, 203 
Rowe, Leonard , 102 Simon, Phyllis, 223 
Rowe , Warren , 100, 110, 144, 145, 146, Sinjem, Donald, 211 
Rowlinson , Perry, 148, 149, 222 Sinko, Imogene, 100, 195 
Roo,:, Richard, 210 Sinko, Shirley, I 04, 132, 146, 148 
Roy, Robert, 195 Sis.to , Alex, 171, 195 
Royer, Leon, 210 Sjoberg, D. Darlene , 223 
Ruikka, Margaret, 94, I 05, 134, 23 I Sjoquisi·, Paul, II I 
Rupkalvis, John , 113, 114, 116, 223 Skarman, Faye, 118, 121, 211 
Ruschmeyer, Robert, 100, 223 Skille, Karen, 86, 127, 211 
Ruther, John, 223 Skoglund, Janet, 21 I 
Ryan, Fay, I 06, 223 Skoglund, John, 223 
Ryan, Gayle, 195 Skomars, John, 223 
Ryan, Jane , 132, 144, 145, 210 Slite r, Donald, 203 
Rychlak, Gerald, 223 Smevoll, Ruth , 223 
Saar~la , ~· · 118 Smith , Clyde, 154, 210 
Saaro , Ela1ne, 116, 125, 202 Smith, David, 211 
Saarikoski, Dorothy, I 00, I 03 , I 17, 136, Smith, Diane, 121, 211 
Saaski , Peggy, 116, 195 Smith, Donald , 211 
Sage, Eileen, 109, 210 Smith, Douglas, 125, 211, 223 
St. Julien, Jo~n, 202 Smith , El izabeth , 114, 116, 211 
Saleture , Paul1ne , 98, 117 Smith, Elmer, I 00 
Salmi, James, I 06, 118, 148, 149, 154, 2 Sm ith, Jean, 112, 146, 223 
Salo, Gaile, 223 Sm ith, Laurel, 172, 223 
Salo, Kenneth, 223 Smith, Margaret, 90, 134, 211 
Salo, M., 104, 127 Smith, Priscilla, 148, 149, 223 
Samsa , Gerald, 203 Smith, Richard, 211 
Prevost, Patricia, 104, 110, 146, 
Prince, Lawrence , 202 
Sampson, Jon, 211 Sm ith , Robert H., 171, 223 
148, 149, 202 Sampson, Judith, 223 Smith, Robert W., 211 
Samuelson, Charlene, 118, 121, 223 Snyder, Judith , 104, 110, 130, 146, 223 Proia, Jack, 202 
Puglisi, Frank, Ill , 222 
Puglisi, Sandra, 36, 148, 149, 222 
Putnins, Mara, 222 
Pykkonen, Kenneth , 210 
Pykkonen, LeRo~ 222 
Pyles, Joanne, I 08 , 134, 222 
Quaderer, John, 210 
Radtke , William, 222 
Radulovich , Mylan, 210 
Randa, Helmer, 202 
Ransom .• Ann, 110., 128, 130, 144, 145, 148, 
149, 222 
Ranzinger, William, Ill , 222 
Rapp, Douglas, 38, 39, 92, 93, 112, 194, 228 
Rapp, Evelyn, 112, 114, 195 
Rappana, Arlene, 134, 210 
Rask, Jon, 202 
Rasmussen, Joanne, 130, 202 
Rassmussen, Darrell, 222 
Ratkovich, Lloyd, 222 
Rau, Wayne, 106, 154, 210 
.Raver, Max, 131, 210 
Ream, Gerald, 222 
Reed, Arlene, 98, 117, 127, 202 
Reed , John, I I 0, 144, 145, 146, 210 
Reed, Ronald, 104 
Regan, Edward, 222 
Rein, Gilmore, 222 
Reinhart, Laurie , 125, 222 
Rengo, Gail, 222 
Rengo, James , 223 
Rich, Richard, 195 
Sandahl, Esther, 223 Sod erberg , Carol, 223 
Sandberg, Donald, 126, 203 Soderberg , Da le, 223 
Sandness, John , 223 Soderberg, Marilyn, 100, 104, 110, 146, 
Sandquist, Lavern , 211 149, 203 
Sandstrom, Hartley, 223 Soderberg, Marvin, 144, 145, 211 
Sandy, Cha.rles, 195 Soderquist, Ke nneth , I 12, 21 I 
Santoro, M1chael , 211 Soderstrom, Diane, 148, 149, 223 
Sarazin, Harry, 195 Sohlstrom, Roger, 223 
Saur, Warren .. 211 Sola , Marianne, 195 
Savor, Geraldme, 211 Solberg, Dwight, 223 
Scamfer, Robert, 223 Solberg, Lysbeth, I 08, 132, 211 
Schade, Clare, Ill, 223 Solberg, Nancy, 211 
Schafer, Robert, 223 Solie, Kenneth, 124, 211 
Scharnott, Donald, 223 Solon , Sam , 203 
Scheibe, Robert, 203 Sorenson Alan 223 
Scheiderick, Patricia, 132, 223 Sorenson: Den~is, 223 
Schel~e, Gordon, 223 Sornberger, John, I 06, 154, 195 Sch~llmger, Thomas, 131 , 223 Sowa, Janice, 203 
Schlitz, Earl, 203 Spallacci Antionette, 46, 132, 195, 230 Schle~el, Christian, 210 Spangle, 'Raymond, 126, 195 
Schm1dt, Thomas, 223 Spaulding, Norman, Ill , 211 
Schneider, John, 223 Spawn, Lioyd, 21 I 
Schneider, R~bert, I II, 223 Spencer, John, 203 
Schnuckle, R1chard, 203 Srigley , Dale , 223 
Schnuckle , Rodney , 223 Srigley, Robert, I I I 
Schraber, Mark , 223 Stageberg, Ca ro l, 144, 145, 223 
Schultz, David, 123, 211 Stagebe rg, Janet, 103, 108, 126, 134 
Schultz, Richard, 223 Stanton, John, 223 
Schultz, Robert, 223 Stark, Bruce , I 17, 195 
Schwartz, Elmer, I 06, I 08, 171, 211 Stark, Lawrence , 211 
Scinto, Edward, 118 Stark, Thoma s, I 06, 118, 195, 231 
Scott, Meredith , 223 Stark, Wilbert, 114, 224 
Sederholm , Roger, 223 
Stauber, James, 21 I 
Staudohar, James, 123, 211 
Staudohar, Peter, 122, 123, 196 
Steinman , Everett, 131, 144, 145, 223 
Stenroos, Lauren, I 12, 203 
Stenroos, Orrie , 223 
Stenvick, Luther, 21 I 
Stepetz, Frances, 100, 144, 145, 148, 149 
Stephen, John, 211 
Stevens, John, 203 
Stevens, William, 223 
Stevenson, Philip, Ill, 224 
Stewart, Frances, 224 
Stewart, Frederick, II I, I '13 , 124, 203 
Stewart, Nancy, 106, 132, 148, 149, 224 
Stewart, Thomas, 224 
Stickney, David , 195 
Stickney, Roland, 11·8 
Strand, Gordon, 122, 195 
Strand, Roland, 224 
Streed, Douglas, Ill, 224 
Streed, Wesl ey, 211 
Streetar, John, 123, 131, 224 
Strick, William, 124, 203 
Strom, David , 224 
Strom, Merna, 224 
Strom , Robert, 224 
Strum bel , Darlene, I 03, 116, 136, 203 
Strumbel, Eldred, 203 
Stueber, G . Patrick, I 00, 224 
Stueland, Maria, 224 
Suech, Carol , 116, 123, 134, 196, 211 
Sullivan, Ann, 132 
Sullivan, Patricia , 98 , 136, 224 
Summers, James, 224 
Sundich, Richard, 203 
Sunnarborg, Earl, 196 
Sutton, Kenneth, 203 
Svetc , Ke nneth, II I, 224 
Swanfeld , Darrell , 127, 211 
Swanson, Arne, I 02, 196 
Swanson, Jac, 135, 21 ·1 
Swanson , James, 223 
Swanson, Lois, 98, I 04, 21 I, 232 
Swanson, Shirley, 132, 148, 149, 211 
Swanson, William, 196 
Swenson, Duane, 223 , 224 
Swenson , Paul, 224 
Swenson , Rodney, 21 I 
Swing, Virgil, 224 
Sykes, James , 86, 88, 117, 129, 196 
Sylvester, Richard, 113, 129, 224 
Taalinen, R., 211 
Tabbert, Wynn, 203 
Takala, Dorothy, I 14, 224 
Talbot, Theo, 196 
Tamillo , John , 224 
Tamminen, J. Howa rd, 129, 196 
larvas, Vivian, 58, 203 
Tassoni, Rose, 116, 136 
Taylor, Eileen, I 00, 224 
Taylor, Thomas, 38, 39, 112, 117 
Tennison , Harley, 172, 211 
Tessle r, Benjamin , 211 
Tester, David , 224 
Te vik , Robert, 122 , 203 
Theisen, Aloys , 224 
Theisen, Roland, 102, 203 
Thenen, Alfred, 38, 39, 112 , 140, 141 
Therna , J., 211 
Thomas, Ronald, 154, 211 
Thompson, Barbara, 94, 95, 104, 112, 134, 
203 
·Thompson , Carol, 90, I 16, 132, 203 
Thompson, Marie, 224 
Thompson, Marjorie, 132, 211 
Thompson, Thomas, 211 
Thoreson, Carole, 21 I 
Thoreson, Howard, 135, 208, 211 
Thorne, Russe ll, I 16, 144, 145 
Thornton, Joseph, 203 
Thorsen , James, 211 
Thorseth, Jay, 112, 196 
Thorsteinson, Peter, 86, 88, I 06, 13 I, 229 
Thorstenson, Richard, 196, 211 
Thrana, Karen, 44, 94, 95, 127, 211 
Thurston, Richard., 224 
Tiffany, Kenneth, 224 
Tokarczyk, George, 224 
Tokarczyk, James , 224 
Tollefson, Dale, 21 I 
Tomlin, Lyle, 224 
Toms, Janice, 118,121,148,149,203 
T orp, Bruce, 21 I 
T oscas, John, 203 
Towle , Alvin, 211 
Towner, George, 21 I 
Toy, Boy, 211 
T rafelet, Shirley, 98, I 08 
Trappe, David , 196 
Traub, Judith, 203, 224 
Traub, Roberta, 144, 145 
Traub, Roberta, II 0, 134 
Tree, Kay, 124, 134, 196 
Trentlage, Nancy, 132, 211 
Trentlage, Russell , 224 
Trescott, Da vid, 224 
Tre ve na, Clifford, 203, 224 
Troyan, Lucille, 211 
Trushenski, Robert, 224 
Tuominen, Richard, 203 
Tupac, Carol, 98, 109, 211 
Turja, J. Edward, 203 
Tveit, Myron, 224 
Tylewski, Dale, 224 
Tylla , Celeste, 98 , I 04, 144, 145, 146, 224 
lyman, Donald, 224 
Tymura, Edward, 135 
Tyren , Edwin , 110, 116, 126, 144, 145, 148, 
149, 211 
Uhlenhopp, John, 129 
Underhill, Donald, 211 
Upthegrove, John, Ill , 122, 224 
Vanderventer, C:harles, 113, 224 
VanDeventer, Rodney, 148, 149, 211 
Vandersluis, Gretchen, 98, 118, 128 
Vanneste, Gene, 211 
Vanneste, Richard, 224 
VanVIymen, Carolyne, 119 , 121, 203 
Veech, Richard., 196 
Viebahn, William, 211 
Vincent, Frank, 21 I 
Visentin, Leo, 135, 203 
Visina, Robert, 106, 154, 224 
Vodovnik, Raymond, 224 
Voight, Eleanor, 108, 148, 149, 224 
Voorhees, Joyce, 211 
Vornwald, William, Ill, 203 
Vosika, David, 71 , I 01:., 196 
Vosika, Mary, 123, 148, 149, 224 
Vovk, Agnes, 100, 103, 117, 136, 196 
Vuicich, Theodore, 136, 211 
Vukelich, Ronald, 224 
Waataja, Ronald , 224 
Waelen, Karen, 211 
Wagner, Arlene, 130, 203 
Wagner, Percy, 224 
Waisanen, Betty, 108, 196 
Walborn, Vernon, . 125, 196 
Waldon , John, 148, 149, 224 
Walkama, Lucille, 100, 116, 224 
Walleen, Janet, 148, 149, 218, 224 
Wallene , Howard, 203 
Wallin, Robert , 224 
Walsh, David, 135 
Walsh, Gerald, 148, 149 
Walsh, John, 146, 22-l 
Walstad, Clarence, 203 
Walters, Robert, 204 
· Warner, Darrel, 106, 154, 196, 2is 
Warren, LeRoy, 224 
Waterhouse, Ronald, 21 I 
Weatherby, Bruce, 224 
Weatherby, H ., 128, 211 
Weaver, Donald, 211 
Webb, George, 224 
Webb, William, 224 
Webber, Bernard , 224 
Wegmiller, Don, 224 
Weinberg, Sandra, 92, 93, 128 , 130, 224 
Weld, Jerry, I 06, 125, 196 
West, James, 224 
West, Roger, I 02, 131, 203 
Westberg, Nancy, 57, 134, 144, 145, 148, 
149, 224 
Westin, Carl, 203 
Whalen, Darby, 203 
Wheat, Marcie, I 09, 21 I 
Whent, Kenny, 36, 114, 224 
Whitney, Richard, 203 
Whitney, Robert, 135, 192 
Wiberg, William, 124, 211 
Wick, Dale, 135, 21 I 
Wick, Duane, 135, 224 
Wicklund, Nancy, 211 
Wiita, Duane, 21 I 
Wilcox, Gary , 203 
Wilkie, Don~ld , I 06, 122, 135, 171 , 203 
Wilkosz, Mary Lou, 132, 21 I 
Williams, James, 63, 136, 203 
Williams, Joan, 116, 124, 196 
Williams, R., I 16 
Williamson, Floyd , 196 
Wil son, Carol, 224 
Wilson , JoAnne, 94, 95, 102, 103 , 105, 203 
Wils6n, .'Richard, I 03, 196 
Wilson, William, 211 
Wilton, William, 224 
Winquist, Gladys, 224 
Winston, Robert, 211 
Wipson, Edward, 224 
Woldmoe, Robert, 224 
Wolfe , Loretta, 224 
Wolff, Shirley, 132, 211 
Woods, Mary, 203 
Wright, Arliss, 135, 171, 203 
Wright, Harriet, 225 
Wright, Judith, I 08, 125, 134, 225 
Wright, Nancy, 98, 211 
Wutz, Richard, 225 
Yesberger, William, 135 
Yoho, Trevor, 225 
York, Terrence, 225 
Youngquist, Robert, 211 
Younk, Nick, 225 
Zakowitz, Karen, 144, 145, 225 
Zemmers, Robert, 211 
Zempel, Michael , 133, 196 
Zentner, David, 125, 203 
Ziebarth , Gordon, 225 
Ziebarth, Harold, Ill, 211 
Ziemski, Lawrence, 225 
Zimm, Howard, 203 
Zink, Floyd, 215 
Zumbrunnon, Katharine, 98, 203 
Zwakman, John, 218