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La Crosse
Wisconsin State University
La Crosse, Wisconsin
1966

Unfinished work) unattained
dreams) a favorite professor)
we come back . . .
. . . to learn
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or with others
individually

to experience
new people
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new places

· .. to express
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· .. to enJOY
SEASON SPLENDOR
at L.S. U.

FALL
Student Life 10
Special Events
Homecoming 16
Sadie Hawkins 22
Play 23
Powder Puff Olympics .. 24
Sports Day 25
Sports
Football 26
Cross Country 30
Underclassmen
On Campus 32
Off Campus 48

1965
Fall
Was • • •
. .. moving in for the first time or for the last

. .. discovering new opportunities on campus
. .. standing In lines
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. . . pierced ears
1965 Fall Was . ..
... short hair
. .. long hair

... loafers
... madras
... bell-bottoms

1965
Fall
... a warm Halloween night
Was
• • •
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... a month of umbrellas and mud puddles

· .. a chilly Homecoming week-end

Homecoming Queen, Henrietta Delikoski
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"Indian Uprising"
The color and excitement of Homecoming was
found everywhere on campus but in the cold, grey
weather. Though 40 degree temperature set the
scene for the three day celebration, eager participation
and tremendous school spirit spread
warmth over all the activities. The hanging of the
lantern, the lighting of the "L," and the snake
dance initiated the Homecoming festivities. Friday
night was Stunt Night with each class presenting
a skit, the faculty band entertaining everyone,
and finally the crowning of Queen Hank.
Hank presided over Saturday's activities which began
with the colorful parade, followed by an exciting
7-7 battle between the Indians and the
Falcons and finally the dance, which climaxed a
wonderful "Indian Uprising" for students and
alumni as well.
Homecoming Royalty: Karen Ulness, 1964 Homecoming Queen; Millie Nelson; Queen Hank; Ellen Balz; Judy
Boeder.

The Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity won the grand prize with
their float, "As the Indians stage their uprising-Swallow everything
but De-Feet."
Wentz Hall captured second place in the dorm competition with this decoration.
"Surprise 'em Indians" was the cry of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.

First place Jil sorority competition went to the Alpha Phi's with their "Milestones to Victory"
float.
"The Eve of Destruction" was ingeniously designed
by the men of White Hall who well deserved their
first place honors.

The faculty band once again outplayed and outacted everyone at Stunt Night.
Barb and Grady found the perfect way to begin the Homecoming
festivities.

School spirit swelled as the snake dance wound its way around the campus.
The Cheerleaders represented our Indian spirit.
The Porn-Porn girls led the "Marching Chiefs" down 16th Street.

Sadie Hawkins
This year the selection of Daisy Mae was determined
by the number of points each contestant
could accumulate during the three day festivities.
Each girl competed in a dance contest, a funny
hat contest, and a costume making contest. Bonnie
Bales not only had the most points, but she also
found Lil Abner first on Saturday morning and
was crowned Daisy 11ae at the dance that evening.
Daisy Mae in action!
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A pretty young Mammy Yokum!
Lil Abner, Barry Schockme1, crowns Daisy Mae, Bonnie Bales.

Twelfth Night
Twelfth Night, the most musical of Shakespeare's
plays was produced by the University
Theatre with the help of Truman Hayes of the
University music department. Dr. Hayes composed
a number of original melodies for the production
in addition to finding authentic Elizabethan
scores for the tunes that appear.
The Cast
William Fleming Orsino
Dustin Evans Sebastian
Glenn Comeau Antonio
Gerald Quimby Sir Toby Belch
Terrell Brown Sir Andrew Augecheek
Jeffry Klund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malvolio
Don Thompson Feste
Lorelle Brownell Oliva
Mona Synoground Viola
Linda Hundt Maria
Phillip Prinz Fabian
Thomas Chritten Valentine
Lawrence \Veinberg Curio
Robert Gronski Sea Captain
Carolyn Armagost Servant
\Villiam Dixon Director
Sir Toby Belch, Gerald Quimby, and Sebastian, Dustin Evans,
duel fiercely.
Sir Andrew Augecheek, Terrell Brown, talks to Olivia, Lorelle Brownell, and Sir Toby Belch, Gerald Quimby.

Carol Vogelpohl pushes an egg across the finish line.
There can be no leaning over the starting line!
Powder Puff OlYlllpics
Have you ever seen such a beautiful baby? Millie Nelson just makes it under the limbo stick.
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Another "two" for a happy lad.
Tom Touton helps on the trampoline.
Sports Day
Learning to start from a regulation starting block was another phase of Sports Day.
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The boys had wonderful football training from
L.S.D. experts.

ROW 1: Richard Larsen; Bill Scherer; Bill Collar; Dave Heinecke;
Jim Teff; Tom Lucas; Dan Pichotta; George Kliminski;
Grady Steensrud; Bob Koski ROW 2: Norm Klug; Warren
Bear; Bill Riberich; Dennis Arkin; Ed Cretens; Bruce Schulz;
Marty Sobczak; Barry Schockmel; Jim Johannes; Bill Turnquist;
Tom Carroll ROW 3: John Haese; Ken Pliske; Mickey
Football
The defensive line breaks through to stop an opposing halfback.
Burlingame; Bob Mars; Gary Gardner; Jim McCormick; Bill Peterson;
Darrell Dvorak; Lee Spletter: Jim Grosch ROW 4: Don
Smiley; Mark Katz; Rocky Falaschi: Bob Meronk; Jim Jarchow;
Bob Rundle; Steve Willet; Vaughn Chattman; Chris Gorski; Jude
Elliot; Danny Minor.
The Battling Indians

The Indians, \vho vv'ere rated as the "dark
horse" contenders for the \Visconsin State Conference
championship, finished in a second place
tie with \Vhitewater by compiling a 4-1-1 conference
record and a 5-3-1 overall record. After
an opening game loss to St. Norbert's, the Indians
battled for four straight victories, but in the
latter half of the season became victims of a
26-19 defeat at the hands of Stout State and a
24-14 loss to Bemidji State of Minnesota. Between
these losses came a 7-7 tie with River
Falls in the Homecoming game. In the season's
final game, marred only by a heavy rain, the Indians
handed Oshkosh State a 27-14 defeat.
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Scoreboard
LaCrosse 6 St. Norbert 20
LaCrosse 19 St. Cloud 8
LaCrosse 43 Superior 14
LaCrosse 30 Eau Claire 20
LaCrosse 13 Platteville 0
LaCrosse 19 Stout 26
LaCrosse 7 River Falls 7
LaCrosse 14 Bemidji 24
LaCrosse 27 Oshkosh 16
Barry Schockmel drives for extra yardage.

The team huddles for final instructions.
Deterlllination
Tom Carroll hits a St. Norbert's halfback as Dave Heinecke comes
to lend his support.
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A touchdown for Vaughn Chattman!

Say Barry, is this football or ballet?
Coach Vickroy shouts directions to the team.
Warren Bear evades enemy tacklers for a substantial gain.

ROW 1: Larry Hardy; Gerry Braza; Pete VanHandel; Barney Klinzing ROW 2: Coach Gautsch; Ron Wells;
Scott LindgreJ;;l; John .Mahorski; Jack Curtis.
Gerry Braza sprints for the finish of the
grueling three mile race.
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After a second place finish last year, the harriers
were looking forward to a clean conference
sweep this year but again had to settle for a second
place finish. \Vhile the lettermen led the way,
several freshmen came through with excellent performances.
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
LaCrosse
Scoreboard
50 Luther
42 U.W.M.
28 Carleton
27 Oshkosh
24 Platteville
43 ·Winona
20 Bethel
2nd III Conference
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32
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Cross country runners wann-up.
They're off to the races.
Cross Country
Long Way to Run
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UNDERCLASSMEN
On Campus

ROW 1: James Derkez: Ted Schleicher; David Hough; Denny
Kimpton; John Kamaskinski; Stan Dorff; Tom Olson ROW 2:
James Trowbridge: Tom Vanderboom: Dennis Allen; Tom Infelise;
Larry Karch: Jim Rechtin- Dale Prell ROW 3: Jim Weinke;
Gordon Jensen; Gorden Triebs; Doug Nelson; Jim Adams; Tom
Borreson ROW 4: Brian Engle; Waldo Rose; Gill Suworoff; Dave
Whisner; Mike Tickler; Pat Behm; Izzy Sorce.
Grandview Dormitory
1952
ROW 1: Wilfred Beaver; Jack Disbrow; Eugene Witek ROW 2: Rick Synold; Michael
Donnelly; Neil Luckt; Greg Jefferies.
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ROW 1: Patsy Pirwitz; Jackie McKenna; Deanna Olson; Ellen
Pratt; Kay Wolkowski; Cheryl Evans; Bonnie Lothian; Jane Lester;
Sue Miller; Cheryl Danner; Suzi Lockwood ROW 2: Sharon
Waidelich; Carol Olson; Carolyn Schroeder; Jane Clements; Nancy.
Alderson; Vicki Wellner; Carol Alperstett; Margie Dyre;
Mary Rohrer; Connie Sugden; Dolly DeKeyser ROW 3: Terri
ROW 1: Kathleen Komro; Sharon Christensen; Martha Niznik;
Donna Jay; Harriett Stephenson; Terry Donahue; Barb Naze;
MaryEllen Hoffiand; Bev Miller; Jamie Mitchell; Martha Jenkins;
Peggy Lynch .. RO W 2: Barb IlIian; Effie Abrahamson; Carolyn
Goehrs; Jill Brady; Cindy Radford; Charlotte Abrahams;
Judy Anduson; Lynn Keehn; Carol Knabe; Kathy VonRuden;
Judy Lakowske; Jackie Mattheis; Edna Connally ROW 3: Mar-
Baird Hall
1963
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Thomas; Lolee Edman; Lyn Belden; Dianne Meronek; Janet
Brux; Judi Bucheger; Barb Kramer; Sharon Jackson; Susan
Droegkamp; Betty Kinyon; Carol Thieme ROW 4: Nancy Wagner;
Judy Bimmerle; Diane Christianson; Kathy Carlson; Berthanna
Betts; Kathy Burd; Christine Weber; Helen Zabel; Carol
Fenney; Charlotte Anderson; Judi Clutter; Marcy Oncken.
cia Noble; Julie Pfaff; 1hrlene Walter; Karen Shannon; Mary
Leibfrieb; Dorothy Snyder; Marjorie Kelly; Mary Jane Bartlett;
Linda Benedict; Peggy Schlosser; Judy Jordan ; Judy Hinz; Charlene
Horn; Saralie Sands ROW 4: Pat Leifer; Mary Fagan; Pennie
Dolejsi; Mary Cholke; Nancy Krakora; Vicki Wood; Phyllis
Asseling; Cindy Howland; Pat Lawton; Dianne Smalancke;
Bonita Friday; Sharon Green; Susan Sherman.

ROW 1: Dan Barth· Don Wedl; Roger Schneider; Denny Breidenbach;
Joe Emer: Greg Stellrecht; Jim Peterson; Bill Curran;
Ray Herda ROW 2: Mark Pfister; Larry Pruess; Tim Pool: Pat
McDaniel; Dave Bautch; Don Forsythe; Parmenton Decorah;
Roger Green; Tom Disrude; George Geise ROW 3: Dan Bomkamp;
Kerry Griffin; Rick Boehm; Bob Keller: Wayne Bohlman;
ROW 1: Ron Wells; Terry Hicks; Cisco Nunez; John Mahorski;
Thomas Riley; Dick Kersten: Verlan Karpinskie; Gary Hamburg;
Glennis Aarang: Steve May; A. James Hornby ROW 2: Ron
Knudson; Bruce Zirk: Roger Lewandowski; William Anderson;
Al Stout; Dick Olson: Chuck McConnell; Ronald Falkner; Phillip
Johnson; Ed Lee: Mike Monahan RO W 3: Paul Williams;
Laux Hall
1964
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Mike Braemer; Jack Lucas: Bob McDonald· James Jones; Robert
Hubbard; Bill Fair ROW 4: David Onsager; Clem Wallenkamp;
Jan Dooley; Bob Nichols: Lee Spletter; Bob Beischer;
Dave Nowak; Denny Murphy; Calvin Knaide: George Doyle:
Pat A'Hearn.
Wayne Sherry; Kermit Oppriecht; Richard Ballard; Randall Stenback;
Terrance O'Meara; Joseph Porter; Robert Lee; Richard
Wrast; Micheal Clark; Terry Kratzmann ROW 4: Zachary Bernard;
John Moriarity; Dennis Hedgecock; Oscar Bolstad; Bob
McComis; Tom Pellett: Tom Slezak; Bruce McGuire; Gene Zajicek;
Douglas Clements; Rod Smith; Dick Foss; Dick Dawdy.

ROW 1: Mrs. Buchmann; Mike Grainger; Larry Olson: Jim Mc­
Mullin; Larry Brinkman; Terry Sullivan; Karl Larson; Ken Stek;
Randy Loomis; Doug Happel: Walter Souza ROW 2: Steve Keppen;
Bill Zimmerman; Larry Gillingham; Dennis Tranberg; J 0seph
Aldrich; James Baumgarten; Charles Ullrich; Jim Szelagowski;
Mike Zwettler; Ron Winker; Clayton Wood ROW 3: Phil
ROW 1: Fredrick Nakamura; Mike Chilson; Mickey Patre; John
Waldron; Terry Mestan; John Donatell; Fred Rosenow; Duane
Miller; Allen Stendahl; Dan Meinert; Sam Jenson; Denny Griffis;
Maurice Gallagher ROW 2: Ken Truax; Curt Dawkins; Steve
Rewey; David Denzer; Dick Merline; Dick Steinbrenner; Gary
Meunier; Mick Millin; Gary Spoerle; Rick Moreland; Bruce
Schuelke; Greg Hill; Bill Reeder; Bruce Soper ROW 3: Thomas
Garsombke; Donald Miller; Dennis Miller; LeRoy Lathrop; Bill
Reuter Hall
1957
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Caravello; Don Smile; Lyle Holback; Dale Johnson; Jerry Hilgres;
Mike Mikelson; Gerald Larson: Richard Michuda: Barry Macrae;
John McMahon; Chris Corski; Leland Richard ROW 4:
Dan Barrett: Ron Braaten; Larry Drew; \Valter Munson; Ronald
Davis; Gary Buornat; Dan Jenner; Stan Sprehn; Tom Madden;
Harold Jones; \Vayne Jacobson.
Nelson; Jack Grassman; Larry Keabon; Gary Hardt; Don Dean;
Roger Haugh; Buckey Nielson; Richard Schulz; Robert Jothen;
John Stendahl ROW 4: Twig Busby, Steve Jones; Bob Burdick;
Bradley Gabrielson; John Lindqurist; Steve Willett: Al Felker;
Harold Tracy; Bill Peterson; AI Stein; Mickey Burlingame; Dave
Neuberger; Bob Peterson; John Hetzel; Bob Meitz; Sanford
Swiggum; Torn Stuckey; Gary Blomquist.

ROW 1: John Edwards; Randy Doeaver; Don Stetlar; Tom
Buhr; Dan Transen; Gerald Schwier; Dennis Miller; Philip Meboe;
Mike Nolan; Jim Lacko; Greg Pavek; Jim Smart; Al Thurman;
Jim Lewis; David Makovee ROW 2: Ron Lynn; Otto
Kruger; Jeff Goll; Marshall Conradt; Jude Elliott; John Kuehn;
Phillip Long; Chloris Lowe; Fred Giraldi; Edward Fopiano; John
Nichols; Joel Fainman; Micheal 'Wagner; Gerald Souter; Richard
Morrison; John Radtke ROW 3: Neil Steiner; John Bauman;
Darryl White; Jerry Eswein; Jerry Meronk; Norb Duba; Lee
Friell; Ron Jezwinski; Rod Meister; Jeff Tesch; John Raymond;
Beau Gilmore; Bruce Baka; Ray Marmorstone; Bob Fouts ROW
4: Charley Jirschele; Larry Grady; Chuch Kwapil; George Wallace;
Bob Runble; Jeff Heisler; Bruce Schulz; Rick Hartrick,
Lee Harwell; Jack Mordini; John Speers; Bob Sarbacker; Terry
Tratt; Dennis Hellberg; Bill Parr.
This is the site for future housing of men.

ROW 1: Nancy Krattiger: Donna Thomas: Kathy Elliott; Jean
Mortenson: Jet Tully; Karen Wolff; Kathy Meves; Marcia
Evenson: Carol Gayeske ROW 2: Joyce Ebben: Rhonda Neville;
Susan Roderick: Eileen Poole: Linda Shawaluk; Sandy Erickson:
Sandi McCausland; Sue Horski; Barbara Hare; Becky Peck RO W
3: Evelyn Thorn; Lauree Rebro; Mary Draeger; Pat Casati: Sue
ROW 1: Beth Counselman; Sherry Zeller; Jolly Wittenberg;
Brenda Bishop; Sue Potter; Kay Coleman: Terry Cullen: Suzi
Horning; Rita Schulz: Kathy Newton; Diane Finucan; Donna
Finucan ROW 2: Mary Jacobson; Linda Nelson: Elaine Hooker;
Diane Adams: Cathy Lange; Reisa Cade: Sue Saunders; Marilyn
Bain: Pauline Hillig; Linda Herold; Jeannie Jach; Susan
Mueller ROW 3: Linda Radke; Diana Gros; Rita Bosshardt;
Trowbridge Hall
1960
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Staats: Mary Laubenstein: Jan Farnsworth: JoAnne Becherer;
Barb Redard: Ann Phillips: Kristen Hanson RO 4: Sally
Simpson: Nancy Sticken: Cheri Cassel' Pam Fait: Sue Peters;
Bonnie Beamer: Mary Moeller: Sih'a Ivlanouge: Diane Klages:
Diana DePorter; Janet Richerson.
Diane Conrad: Beverly Morgan: Kathleen Dvorak: Betty Berendes:
Mary Holbach: Judy Eriksen: Donna Warren; Nancy Cruson;
Sue Ann Bausman RO!1/ 4: Susan Larsen: Linda Leurquin;
Janice Klein; Judy Wagner: Vicki Megrath; Joyce DeBruler;
Cheryl Busch; Sharon Dahlk: Carol Swanson: Marla Gunderson;
Vicki Ingwell; Rosemare Pasch.

ROWI: Sandra Bergelin: Susan Lange; Maggie Quam; Cassie
Pederson; Ellen Dagnon: Sandy Aken; Sharon Tess; Karen Harrigan:
Jean Niederer: Lesley Smith; Kathy Neis; Mary Copeland;
Marion Tyrrell ROW 2: Lee Paulin; Barbara Johnson; Carol
Wetenkamp: Anna Beaver: Stephanie Steiner; Barbara Dunn;
Barbara Rigdon; Elaine Dudley; Susan Grabow; Karen Endries;
Linda Selk; Liz Schott; Sherald Powell; Linda Beeker
ROW 1: Vicki Kremer: Jill Blatchley; Kathy Holz; Sandy Laing;
Sue Bur; Cindy Hansel; Pam Ranger; Barbara Heinrich; Nancy
Somdahl; Joneen Ness; Mary Rieke ROW 2: Janet Powers; Judy
Koehler; Kathi Roehken; Karen McDermott; Linda Wandel; Rebecca
Robinson· Mary Petzold; Margo Hennig; Donna Hansen;
Barbara Mech: Linda Wanta: Lois Shingler ROW 3: Donna Jacobs;
Debbie Wyler; Judy Warwick; Laurie MacMillan; Carol
making new friends
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ROW 3: Lynn Stack; Diane Falbe: Kay Kern: Janet Bothell: Vicki
Schoonover; Pamela Albrecht; Ronda Pleshek; Cheryl Bishop;
Margo Ohman; Betty Koenitzer; Sandy Hakomaki; Kathy
Schott; Nancy Streeter; Mary Priller ROW 4: Bev Mantey; Donna
McKittrick; Kathy Styne; Linda Nelson: Lois Koch; Barb
Ruf; Diana Archibald; Lois Dobson; Gail Janke; Sue Killian;
Rita McKinley; Rita Hart; Ginger Carlson; Ruth Brozek.
Wirtz; Sandy Schultz; Betsy Bond; Anne McGregor; Gail Simonson;
Kathy Donner; Glenda DeHate; Connie Christensen; Debbie
Alderman ROW 4: Sue Nantell; Sue White; Barb Lorenz: Vicki
Ferguson; Cathy Romens; Linda Schubert; Kay Killian; Donna
McQuade; Kathleen Oedsma; Cheetah Warrington; Connie
Barnes; Mary Whitty; Elaine Scott; Janice Semrau.

ROWI: Sheila Connors; Diana Gentile; Susan Perry; Pat Calcandy;
Janet Weichbrod; Linda Campbell; Mary Utter; Fay
Genglar; Arlyce Schultz ROW 2: Jane Frydenlund; Carole Kutzbach;
Cheryl Hagaman; Sue Hendricks; Joyce Fay; Mary Manthei;
Carole Schaub; Sarah Van Wormer; Ann Orr ROW 3:
ROW 1: Marilyn Knutson; Hollie Kranzusch; Patty Esslinger;
Mary Janda; Colleen Holly; Pat Mulheron; Donnette Hollman;
Norma Hilvers; Kathleen Quinn; Kathy Kortbein; Nancy Washic;
Diane Glass ROW 2: Adele Johannes; Kathleen Stuart; Pat
Ploetz; Diane Nicolai; Marleen Schieble; Susan Jones; Marilyn
Meyer; Mary Johnson; Joan Berken; Sandie Simpson; Evelyn
Grosch; Nancy Jung; Jan Herring ROW 3: Arlys Vlasak; Mary
Wentz Hall
1964
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Marg Brehm; Pat Besner; Melody Eberhart; Sandy Jackson;
Judy Colletti; Susie Flath; Lynda Olson; Pat Anderson; Sue Stuesser
ROW 4: Bonita Dutton; Linda Livangood; Ellen Olson; Connie
Paulson; Jane Hahn; Doris Millard; Margaret Larson; Linda
Lovalik; Lorraine Steuk; Sharon O'Leary: Lynn Kamopp.
Dwyer; Bonnie Falkner; Donna Janke; Sharon Hofschild; Charlene
Johnson; Carol Ersepke: Mary Steine; Kathy Petersen; Joy
Andrew: Sandy Rydell; Barb Schmitz ROW 4: Suann Thompson;
Judy Johnson; Susan Bishop; Connie Crooks; Sharon Jermstad;
Jo Ann Heindel; Kama Olson; Betty Thompson; Mariane
Lyons; Bobette Strand; Carol Hayhurst; Cheryl Fischer: Geri
Ruehl.

ROW 1: Jeannette Droege: Nancy Aldrich: Muriel Roseland;
Melisa Erickson' Barbara Block; Rose Mangiaracina: Sharon
Reese: Alice Magnuson- Suzanne Harris; Cheryl Squire ROW
2: Bonnie Rieman: Cheryl Teynor; Pat Zick; Pat Schellenger:
Bev Felton; Karen Nordbloom; Karen Board; Ruth Eliason; Sally
Belasic; Linda Bergren; Jeanne Huseby ROW 3: Carol Levy;
ROW 1: Carolyn Crary; Kara Dregne; Joy Markert; Judy MiIfred;
Janice Schwersenska; Vickie Youngman; Barbara Heitzman;
Jessie Sinclair; Barb Drews; Kristy Miller ROW 2: Marilyn
Mashak; Gloria Michels; Charlene Johansen; Liz Crowell; Judy
Marx; Nancy Moersch; Sharon Chitwood; Marilynn Kieckhefer;
Jeanne Roets; Carol Piekarz ROW 3: Janet Dryer; Rosemary
returning co-eds
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Linda Drinkwater; Jane Wainwright: Betty Emery; Florance De­
Long; Vona Genz; Louise Jensen; Margie Wachal; Kathleen
Behling; Nancy Weissenberger ROW 4: Roberta Fiet: Sarah Sather;
Nancy Semrad; Virginia Nairn' Karen Kirch; Judith Fenner:
Kathy Klus; Mary Linse: Linda Hansen' Nancy Stuart: Candy
Buehl.
White; Susan Johnson; June Oberbrunner; Carol Lenz: Bonnie
Bales; Phyllis Puckett; Paulette Andress: Joanne Moussette: Lynn
Goodrich: Paula Pederson ROW 4: Joey Scott; Margaret
Grant; Kathy Drinnan; Pam Topol; Karen Post; Julie Huttenburg;
Carol Gersmehl; Mary Tornowske; Connie Boebel; Peg
Stoll; Mary Power.

ROW I: Robert Wapp; Wayne Torgerson; Paul Benzing; George
Zuniga; Raymond Mullins: Fred Guinn; David Wentworth: Gary
Gernetzke: Ron Jones ROW 2: Steven Goede; Roger Bartlett;
Dave Sadowski; Jay Friedman: Terry Petersen: Warren Dahl:
Chuck Kuchler; Garth Shanklin: Dick Reiss; John Kading ROW
ROWI: Richard Segal: Ray Turner; John Cain; Dusty DeCicco;
Richard Klabunde: Jay Stewart: Bill Breneman ROW 2: Jeff Olson:
Dick Durnford: Glen Lasch: Dennis Gorski; Howard Johnson;
Aaron Babl; Steven Birdsey; Peter Werner ROW 3: James
survIvIng exams
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3: Chuck Ladis; Mark Simon; Dave Morley; Bill Sterba; Ron
Cervenka; Tim Theiler; Duaine Dregne; Jim Willger: Terry
Hardtke; Richard Johnson ROW 4: Bob Lee; Roger Byers, Dan
Liske; Tim Betzle; Jim Friedl: Dave Schmidt; Les Glenna: Ed
Karceski; Gene Bourdage; Ray Hoffmann: :\Jark Crnkovick.
Secretarski; Alan Knudson: James Nelson; Joe Doyle; Ryan Sheehy;
Rick Geracie; Thomas Antonneau ROW 4: Greg McNeely;
John Raine; Ron Fischer; Torn Smith; Russell Hanke; Pat Braun;
Topper Hagerman; John Wadephul.

ROW I: Vicky White; Arda Hansbery; Janith Prell; Nancy Emery:
Pat Anderson: Porry Braunstein; Kathy Ducharme; Linda
Georgeson; Paulette Andre and Boots; Stephanie Ulvestad; Gloria
Humphrey ROW 2: Tekla Anderson; Sharon Neinast; Jean
Barina; Cheryle Snyder; Nancy Jarvis; Kathy Ahl: Judy Cox;
Sharon Barnmyskv; Wendy Bootz; Lynda Franklin; Mary Klemmer;
Jean White; Madelyn Madock ROW 3: Joan Roberts;
ROWI: Jeannie Walgenbach; Delores Meacham; Cheryl Solchenberger;
Patricia Connell: Sharon Nada; Barbara Dahms; Leslie
Plain: Dianne Ostrem: Naoma Shampine; Phoebe Sund;
Rinda Reinold ROW 2: Nancy Hewish· Marianne Stark; Barbara
LeFever; Christine Cudek; Kathryn Meyocks; Alice Kukuska;
Debbie Parent; Jacqueline O'Grady; Bobbi Krhin; Kathy
Schowalter: Charlene Hohler: Diane Ziemann ROW 3: Edith
Wilder Hall
1951
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Jeanne Subera; Anita Melby: Adrianne Einzig: Marilyn Mendelson:
Judy Birkholz; Janice Holtze; Kris Fox; Cherri Wrchota;
Mary Ringer: Margaret Berry; Marie Powers ROW 4: Jeanette
Prew; Jean Schultz; Mary Gossens; Marilyn Bjorge: Judy ZwettIer;
Jane Coley; Cherylyn Fletcher; Theo Flickinger; JoAnn
Dempsey; Jane Gelhaus; Ann Pierick: Carol Apple: Sharon Balousek.
Gratke; Connie Kolbo; Karen Klug; Virginia Payne; Jerrilyn Parsons;
Dianne Weideman; Joanne Ventura: Nancy Dickinson;
Sharon Ristow; Pat Splitt: Sue Jerome; Sue Hutchinson ROW 4:
JoEllen Krause; Nancy Veith; Carol Nelson; Linda Gottbeheut;
LandI Swiggum; Mary MeLaughlin; Joan Schmidt: Paula Weisbrod;
Janice Lorenzen; Patricia Miller: Leslie McCumber; Anne
Ludeman; Gayle Mortenson.

Wilder Hall is the oldest of the girls' dormitories.
ROWI: Cindy Caldwell; Elizabeth Bloom; Barb Lange; Marty
Burris; Jill Walker; Danny Ostlund; Marilyn Schwartz; Jane
Howland; Janice Stremcha; Sandy Wandsneider; Linda Todd;
Carolyn Quammen; Sharon Lepsch; Teresa Cipra ROW 2: Joy
Brownlee; Ann Schye; Arlene AIt; Betty Hiser; Holly Roth; Kathy
O'Rourke; Pam Schroeder: Susan Vizanko; Diane Armata;
Shirley Tapelt; Ellen StekeL Mary Jean McComb; Sue Berger;
Emily Meyer ROW 3: Kate Connery; Margaret Robichaud;
Living three In rooms small for two was just one of many adjustments Wilder girls made this
year.
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Barb Pieper; Kathie Tench; Mary Martin; Sandra Anderson;
Gloria Hutchinson; Nancy Polivka: Kay Anderson; Jackie Heuser;
Marcia Tremaine: Linda Novy; Toni O'Brien; Susan Brogan:
Kitsy McCulloch ROW 4: Linda Swiggum; Judy Dejong; Holly
Hoesly; Sherry Tennant; Barb Gamber; Mary Grunwald; Lynn
Howell; Carol Karps; Chris Zampack; Connie Morgan; Joann
Clark; Denise Carlson; Sharon Schwoegler; Sandra Fraser: Sue
Franzen: Sandy Schmit.

UNDERCLASSMEN
Off Campus

ROW I: Marilyn Brecka; Barb Skogen; Mary Jo Kriemelmeyer;
Barbara Miller: Relie Chatoff; Marilyn Strasser; Donna Haugen;
Mary Olsen; Ann Rommel; Cherrie Wallerman; Mike Maeves.
ROW 2: Morris Irwin; Judy Cunningham; Sally Redlin; Mary
Morehouse; Carol Brown; Sheryl Burkhalter; Joyce Richter;
Yvonne Enderle; Lois Snider; Alyce Schneeberger; Leslie Lorenz.
ROW I: Wayne Hall; Pam Klund; Sue Bacun; Pam Gust; Eleanor
Rye; Sally Ragmer: Ingrid Francksen: Sandra Miller: Neil Greinke.
ROW 2: Jim Webster; Richard Flayter; Jim Passe; Karen Dwyer;
Nancy Zimmermann; Judy Klehm; Jan Doleschal; Howard
Wettstein; Michele Graves: Ken Spraetz. ROW 3: Terry Thomas;
Nick Moran; Tom Adams; Dan Netwal; Larry Pitzner; Mike
Juniors
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ROW 3: Walter Shoemaker; Gerald Strettmater; Lany Pischke;
Peter Burns: Dave Brandt; Jerry Staats; David Lukas: Jerry
Sheehan; Louis Levy. ROW 4: Tom Tschanz; George Shalabi;
Robert Balliet: Tom Selk: William Webb: Ian MacAulay; Larry
Johnson; Da"id Johann; Rodney Nelson; Richard Nuttall; Mike
Cross.
Main; Keith Burand: James Cross: Dennis Wampler; Dean
Schwarten. ROW 4: Ron Lokken; Dean North; Tom Kerrigan;
Harold Erickson; Tom Subranek: Victor Gehm: Wesley Hurlburt;
M. Arvid Ellefson; John Polodna; Tom Byerly; Paul Sommers..

ROW 1: Thomas Betsinger: Mick Miller; Janet Woods; Ann
Lorenzen; Rori Templin; Doug Weittenhiller. ROW 2: Susan
Kay Fisher directs recreation at St. Wenceslaus.
Halberg; Karen Johnson; Bill Davis; Lynn Laursen; Barb Kinyon;
Cheryl Trapp.
This is Junior living!
reaching the end

Roger Crum lights the alter candles in the Lutheran Center
Chapel.
ROW 1: Donetta Metcalf; Mary Mattison; Kathleen Senn;
Judy Rotter; Sandra Blahut; Cheryl Skogen; Carol Radke; Christine
Knudson; Rosanne Hanson; Sharon Rodey; Sandy Fox.
ROW 2: Barb Panke; Elinor Jensen; Larry Hardy; Mike Sederquist;
Mike Lowe; Gary Lieder; John Birkinbine; Russ Carter;
John Small; Judeen Stovey; Melissa Cooper. ROW 3: Robert
Sophomores
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As part of her room and board, Sharon Rodey does light housework.
Meronk; Pete Sullivan; George Kohlmeier; Gilbert Foster ; James
Leonhart: William Gautsch; Jim Novak: Pete Tangley: Jack
Berndt; Neil Lillie. ROW 4: :Yfyron Bey: Dennis Burton; :Yferlin
Kardin: Dennis Spars; Alan Staffon; Richard Breitenfield: Donald
May; Dan Boeck; Dean Voskuil; Wayne Vergowe; Bob Renz.

ROW 1: Judy Jungen; Lynn Brendle: Carolyn Smith, Nancy
S,,-eeney: Peggy Stellpflug : Sue Arentz; Patricia Strasser; Betty
Ward; Kathryn Gay: Janet Renny; Gwen Scott; JoAnn Schultz_
ROW· 2: Pat Sebranek- Arthur McBain; James Stranc: Jim Finn;
Marcia Slocum: Bill Frey: Mike Flanagan; Dan Foley; Paul Van
Akkeren; Pete Kremenski. ROW 3: John Jessesski; Don Hanson;
ROW 1: Mary Jane White; Judi Oman; Bobbie Jean Arms;
1\1ary Kamle.: Susan \Veig: Eleanor Waterman: Patsy Gilles;
Nancy Norcross; Sandra Derks. ROW 2: Rick Hawkins; Mike
Schultz; John Jurkowski: Roger Beahm: Phil Peckham; Leonard
Rash; Gerald Bonsack; John Fitzpatrick; Jeff Miller. ROW 3:
preparing for the future
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Denny Liebscher; Roger Crum; James Berg; Don Hehenberger;
Darrel Jacobs; Wayne Herzog; Roger Knutson; Jon Aldrich.
ROW 4: John Stage; Dave Beaver; Jack Wiersgalla; Jack Connoughton;
Joseph Clementi; Bob Mullins; Bob Wieland; Gary
Vallee; Rick Vacca; Tom Joanis; Ron Potter; Mark Julsred_
Dennis Olson; Larry Trammell; Joe Louis; Jim Gallager; Mike
Kovatovic; Bud Olson; Mike Roraff; Eric Prudhome_ ROW 4:
Raymond Berghoefer; Dennis Klimke; Bill Bartels; Brian Foster;
Steve Pischke; Robert Powers; Dave Dregne.

ROW 1: Antoinette Johnson: Barbara Fuchsteiner; Kathryn
Strasser; Nancy Newland; Jayne Young; Ellen Mikkelson; Cathy
Schroeder: Jean Brinkman: Lenore Crothers; Karen Sebien.
ROW 2: Ron Brocklehurst; Bob Richards; Tom Poe; Paul Guibord;
Marilyn Rega; Paulette Wagner; Dorothy Thicke; Jane
Bicha; Janet McArdle; Jina Tracey; Arlan Stone. ROW 3: Charles
ROW 1: Kathy Dummer; Kathy Raseman; Jean Christianson;
Sheilas Scoville; Sharon Gouldin; Linda Dowell; Helen Hafs:
Carrie Bjorge; Marilyn Jenks; Janine Schaller; Nadine Clark.
ROW 2: Barb Janzen; Mary Kroner; Jane Balfanz; Bruce Constalie;
Michael Penrud; Anthony Thompson; Dennis Vierra;
Ruth Christen; Mary Moon; Shirley Crews; Linda Norman; Judy
McKenzie; ROW 3: Jerry Ebner; Allen Richmotld; John Haag;
Freshmen
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Dee; Charles Hastings; Weley Harwick: Dennis Senn; Dennis
Almos; Barbara Bronson; Dick Kastenschmidt: M. :VIichaelson:
Gerald Stetzer: Dean Wilder. ROW 4: Steve Nluller; Chuck
Flume; Ron Rieber; Ed Antoniak; AI Jackson: Bryan Gust; Dennis
Heinke; Jerald Wiese: Robert Kjos: Jim Hildebrandt: Robert
Tracey.
Patrick Anderson: Mary Burke; Linda Christenson; Robert Poehling:
Rick Young; Jerry Becker; Lance Optenberg; Wayne Nielsen;
ROW 4: Larry Button; Jeff James' Bill George; Warren
Dreyer; Irwin Capaul; Dan Knudtson; Louis Ballin; Gary
Pampuch; Gordon Nelson; Tom Kneifl: Roger Oelke; Robert
Bush.

ROW 1: Rozann Lehrke; Elizabeth Hickey; Barbara Youngman;
Julie Kriese Margaret Conrad; Donna Sebranek; Carla Allen;
Vicki Skogen; ROW 2: Jil L. Storck: Toni New; Kay Halverson;
Kathy O'Connor; Marguerite Davidson; Donna Hodson; Ellen
Morrell. ROW 3: Mary Downing; Mary Hart; Leslee Rightmire;
ROW 1: La Rae Peterson; Betty Stuhr; Beverly Albitz; Jean
Ness; Susan O'Brien; Pam Thaldorf; Judy Volden. ROW 2:
Carol Stroeh; Diane Vaaler; Jo Walker; Diane Bromiley; Kathy
Rank; Beth Dolbier; ROW 3: Beverly Gilles; Jim Birnbaum;
, , ,
A --d
accepting the challenge
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Linda Meir; Cynthia Losching; Charlotte Breum; Sharon Sieber:
Joan Hackner. ROW 4: Michael Korger; Roy Platz; Dale Melby:
Steve Cuellar; David Joanis; Peter Freisinger; Charles Kraska,
Steve Solberg; Thomas Stone.
Robert Skaife; Howard Raymer; Tom Kennedy; Ron Allen;
Joan Dauphin. ROW 4: Rick Servais; Harry Lee; Terry Mc­
Ardle; David Johnson; Greg Jablonski; Bob Conrad.

WINTER
Student Life .. . . . . . . .. 58
Special Events
Sports
Calendar Queen .. . 64
Winter Carnival . _ . 66
Dave Brubeck 70
Play 71
Catalina Show .. . .. 72
Basketball _... 74
Wrestling _ . . . . 78
Swimming. _ _. 80
Gymnastics .. _ __ . . 81
Intramurals .... _. _ 82
Organizations . . . . . . . . . . 84

1965 Winter was ...

· . . the
Christlllas Spirit
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1966 Winter was ...

· .. a Fantasy in Snow
61

1966 Winter was ...
. . . A Sportsman's Delight
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1966
CALENDAR QUEEN
yfarty Burris
Presents
Miss April
Hank Delikoski
Miss January
Dianne Smalancke
Miss February
Barb Panke
Miss May
Sue Rezel

Miss June
Kathy Tench
Miss October
Bonnie Rieman
Miss July
Pam Smith
Miss September
Saralie Sands
Miss November
Terry Lindgren
Miss August
Darryle Damon
Miss December
Karen Ulness

Winter Carnival King and Queen,
Herm Dustman and Shirley Walsvik
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"Satellites in the Hands of the Sun" gave the Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity second place in the ice sculpture contest.
Winter Carnival
Alpha Phi Omega fraternity
received first place
honors for their "Astro­
Indianauts."
Satellites •
In the Sun
Sue Stuesser, an Alpha Phi pledge, took first place
with her "Satellite in the Sun" creation.
135 days' growth gave Gary Dresang
undisputed first place in the beard
contest.
"Indian in Orbit" was the Alpha Kappa Lambda's
third place entry.

Sam the Sham and the Pharohs invaded La Crosse to start the Winter Carnival activities.
The Alpha Phi's pull!
Delta Sigma Phi members slip and slide across the finish line.
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Winter Carnival
Fun
A graceful leap and a desperate effort put this snowshoer over
the obstacle.

The Alpha Xi Delta turtle race proves frustrating, but
fun for this devoted gambler.
It was worth three
tickets to hit these invltmg
Alpha Kappa
Lambda targets.
Beating a Sigma Tau Gamma member m "21" was the
Golden Sun's major attraction.
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The Beta Sigma Chi fraternity collected the most
tickets with their colorful booth-and barker!
The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority specialized in fortune telling.
The most beautiful fortune was told by
the Alpha Phi's who received the first
place over-all trophy.

Dave Brubeck
Quartet
Jow Morello, who joined the group as drummer
in 1956, and Eugene Wright, the bass player
who became a member of the organization in
1958 have been quickly recognized by jazz fans
for their fine musicianship.
Paul Desmond, alto saxophonist joined forces with
Dave Brubeck in 1951, and two years later the two won
almost every major jazz poll.
The response to the Quartet by the standingroom-only
audience at the Vocational School
Auditorium in December is best summarized by
jazz expert, Leonard Feather: "The unity among
the four is extraordinary and almost without
parallel in contemporary jazz."

Beatrice, Lorelle Brownell, pleads with Eddie, T. D. Brown, to give Catherine
a chance to grow up.
In "A View from the Bridge", Arthur Miller
has chosen to deal with the dockworkers on the
Brooklyn ·waterfront. He placed his story into the
structural framework of a Greek tragedy. His
central character, Eddie Carbone, becomes a
driven, possessed man, pursuing a line of action
that leads to an inevitable climax and his death;
the character of Alfieri, a lawyer, serves as a
"chorus", commenting on the action as ,veIl as
being a part of it.
The Cast
Alfieri Jeff Klund
Eddie Carbone T. D. Brown
Beatrice Lorelle Brownell
Catherine Susan Beebe
Marco Robert Gronski
Rudolfo Dustin Evans
Louis Larry Karch
:Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Doug \Veittenhiller
1st Officer Thomas Chritton
2nd Officer " Richard Grieger
Lipari Donald Herzog
Tony ' Luis Esquilin
Two "Submarines" .. Cisco Nunez & Al Valdez
Director \Villiam Dixon
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Eddie attacks Rudolfo. Dustin Evans,
as Catherine, Susan Beebe, tries to
stop him.
A View from
the Bridge
Catherine, Alfieri, Jeff Klund, and Rudolfo plead with
Marco, Robert Gronski, to promise to leave Eddie alone.

In perfect time, rhythm, and style, Terry
Lindgren and Pam Smith portray The Western
Life.
Square-dancing aquatic style suggests The Westward Movement.
Catalina Water Show
Worries Are Over, a post-war theme, 1S beautifully presented by Linda
Shawaluk and Larry Shepard.

Sally Bentzien, Carol Fenney, Barbara Gamber, and Maggie Robichaud have fun with their
Space Race routine.
Tempo of American Times
Through the medium of aquatic art, the Catalina Club presents its
interpretations and impressions of the changing American Scene.
'With the rumble of war drums in the background, Terry Lindgren, Pam Smith,
Lois Cotton. and Betty Mesch present The Chaos of War.
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As Keystone Cops, Steve Pischke and
D e a n Schwarten bring back fond
memories of the Roaring 20's.

Scoreboard
La Crosse 91 VVinona 78
La Crosse 80 Gustavus Adolphus 91
La Crosse 62 River Falls 67
La Crosse 89 vVhitewater 86
La Crosse 87 Superior 84
La Crosse 94 Platteville 87
La Crosse 73 Jamestown 68
La Crosse 81 Lincoln 88
La Crosse 72 Stevens Point 71
La Crosse 78 Oshkosh 94
La Crosse 75 Stout 99
La Crosse 88 Eau Claire 69
La Crosse 73 Northem Illinois 103
La Crosse 80 \Vhitewater 64
La Crosse 77 Eau Claire 78
La Crosse 100 Platteville 79
La Crosse 88 River Falls 87
La Crosse 80 Stevens Point 88
La Crosse 79 Oshkosh 93
Closely guarded John Mitich drives for a lay-up. La Crosse 81 Superior 85
La Crosse 71 Stout 74
Dennis Stannard shoots a freethrow in the tense final game against Stout.
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ROW 1: Al Tomaszewski, Gene Loughrin, Ken Johnson, John
Mitich, Jim Webster, Dennis Miller, Don Miller, Olin Harried.
ROW 2: Mike Flannagan, Ian MacAulay, Dennis Stannard,
Basketball
Bucket Bound
The Indians' 8-8 won-lost record put them
in a three way tie for fourth place in the conference.
The record is deceiving, though, as the Indians
lost three games by fewer than four points.
This was a year of rebuilding for Coach De­
Voll. A. C. Stadthaus was the only returning
starter. As a reward for setting a ne\v L.S.D. rebounding
record with 307 rebounds and for leading
the team, Ace was elected Most Valuable
Player by his teammates. Scrappy Ken Johnson
received the John Stearns Award for the most
improved player.
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John Moriarity, Bob Bruett, John Johnson, Bill Webb, A. C.
Stadthaus, Dick Fahning, Ron Byers, Dave Neuberger, \Vayne
Jacobson, Wayne Sojkowski.
Ace Stadthaus, Most Valuable Player and top rebounder
for La Crosse grabs one against River Falls.

Big Bill Webb dunks one as some surprised Falcons look
on.
John Mitich scrambles for a loose ball against River Falls.
John Moriarity attempts a shot over
a big Falcon forward.

Ron Byers fakes before driving.
John Mitich shoots a long jumper.
Ken Johnson, who received the John Stearns Award, drives in for a lay-up.
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Wrestling
Agile Matrnen
An L.S.V. grappler is finding it difficult to get loose.
Trying to untangle himself is a La Crosse State matman.
Jerry Meronk waits tensely for the command to wrestle.

As the gun sounds the swimmers dive into the water.
Swimming
Splashing Victories
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
33
53
29
75
3rd
52
77
63
47
4th
Scoreboard
Platteville 63
Lawrence 42
Winona 66
Luther 20
3 Teams Participated
Stevens Point 41
River Falls 18
Agustavus Adolphus 32
U\V-M 48
Conference 'Meet
ROW 1: Pat A'Hearn, Tim Meyer, Steve Pischke, Dan
Pickett, Wayne Bohlmann, Topper Hagerman, Ralph Raymond,
ROW 2: Assistant Coach Terry vVarner, Bob Keller,
Clark Tingle, Pete Von Allmen, Bob Polan, Larry Dowd,
Head Coach Bill Otto.
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Timers wait tensely as the swimmers splash to the finish.
The La Crosse s\vim team finished 4th in the
conference compiling an overall won-lost record
of 5 and 4. The tankmen were led by co··captains
Pete Von Allmen and Topper Hagerman. Fine
performances were turned in throughout the
season by Ralph Raymond, Tim Meyer, \Vayne
Bohlman, and Dan Pickett.

Gymnastics
Poise and Precision
In winning the 'Wisconsin State University
Conference Championship this year, the La
Crosse gymnasts made it the 20th championship
gained by post \Vorld \Var II varsity gymnastic
squads. This year's team was led by seniors Cary
Anderson and Charley Kwick, and sophomore
Dave \Ventworth. The above three along with
Larry Pruess, Glenn Elder, Tim Stich, and Ed
Karceski helped to give La Crosse a first place
finish in the conference this year.
Scoreboard
Charles Kwick shows the fonn that won him top honors in the
W.S.U. Conference Championships.
La Crosse 2nd La Crosse Invitational
5 Teams Participated
La Crosse 87.5 River Falls 24.5
La Crosse 45 M. I. T. 57
La Crosse 32 Bemidji 88
La Crosse 56 :M. I. T. 48
La Crosse 81 Stevens Point 29
La Crosse 48.3 Stout 63.6
La Crosse 69.5 Stevens Point 42.5
La Crosse 3rd Northwest Invitational Poise and balance are demonstrated by
7 Teams Participated
La Crosse 78.5 River Falls 33.5
La Crosse 1st \V.S.U. Conference Meet
Tim Stich on the P-bars.
ROW 1: Ed Karceski; Dave Wentworth; Coach Gershon; Cary Anderson, Captain; Charles Kwick; Larry Pruess;
Tim Stich. ROW 2: Danny Breidenback; Jim Baumgarten; Dean Wilder; Glenn Elder; Jim Lewis; Lee Spletter.
ROW 3: Larry Shepard, Manager; John Sery, Manager; Bruce Baka.

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Get in there!
Jump, Bean!
Service!
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For leisure time activity and fun, the "Women's
Recreation Association sponsors archery, volleyball,
basketball, badminton, and softball tournaments
for all women students. The activities are
designed to promote fellowship, good sportsmanship,
and physical fitness!

The Kappa Kats of the Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity were winners of the all-university basketball tournament.
Men's Intrarnurals
Intramurals are extra-curricular sports for those
not active in intercollegiate athletics. The intramural
program begins in September 'with touch
football and ends with softball in May. Participation
can be in a dormitory, fraternity, or independent
league. Fun, sportsmanship, and clean
competition prevail.
... and at other times you get it in the face!
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Sometimes you get it on the side of the head ...

ORGANIZATIONS
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Students enjoy the A.W.S. Church Breakfast.
Associated
Women Students
ROWI: Helen Emery; Barbara Schlosser; Georgene Kuzma;
Kay Fisher ROW 2: Roberta Fiet; Linda Nelson; Jacki Heuser;
Judy Erdman; Karla Kiesow ROW 3: Carlynn Hulbert; Gayl
Dianne Smalancke, chairman of the state A.W.S. convention
which will meet here next fall, prepares the invitations.
In spite of the rain, the annual Big-Little Sister
picnic was sponsored by A.W.S. with a spirit of
"let's get acquainted" prevailing. The picnic was
one of several programs A.\V.S., the women's
governing body, conducted for the women students
living on and off campus. Two church breakfastsone
each semester; a semi-formal dance, "\Vinter
Fantasy;" and a wonderful :\:fother's Day weekend
were other social events planned by A.W.S.
The legislative and judicial phases of A.\V.S.
consisted this year of the reviewing and revising
the women's dormitory hours and changing various
rules and regulations affecting women as the need
arose.
Gutknecht; Dianne Smalancke; Doris Millard; Pam Topol; Mrs.
Haas, advisor.

ROW]: Judy Boeder; Mrs. Pinkston: Dean Cartwright ROW 2: Dean Steuck; John Stage; Mr. Hood; Mr. Marshall; Dave Frisbie;
Mr. Strand; Dr. Carlsson; Dean Gunning.
Student Union Board
Student Union Committees
ROW I: Kathy Behling: Mrs. Pinkston; Saralie Sands; Dean Tenckhoff; Darryle Damon; Joey Scott ROW 2: Dr.
Parks; Dean Hogue; Jim Smart; John Christian; Dean Steuck; Mr. Strand.
Organizations
Food
ROW 1: Donna Janke: Sandra Schlosser; Karen Wulff ROW 2: Mr. Hood, advisor; Torn Hanson: Paul Williams; Jim
Geissner; Steve Reardon.

ROW I: Beth Bowers; Mrs. Pinkston, advisor; Bonnie Beamer ROW 2:
Karen Jacobs; Dick Flynn; Sheryl Burkhalter. .
ROW I: Larry Ellefson; Joan Miller; Diane Nelson: Karen Jacobs ROW 2:
Mr. Hood, advisor; Arthur McBain: Bruce McLain; Joe Kershasky; Mr. Marshall,
advisor; Dick Flynn; Fred Fibeger; Don Ketchum.
Operation and Procedures
Entertainment
ROW I: Mrs. Pinkston, advisor; Jane Pederson;
Darryle Damon ROW 2: Linda Campbell;
Carol Moore; Stan Dorff: Jan Martins; Charles
Moore; Sonja Pfaff; Gerald Bonsack; Judy Coletti.
Public Relations
Recreation
ROW 1: Carleen Sieh; Carol Vogelpohl: Beth Bowers: Darryle Damon
ROW 2: Larry Ellefson; John Kading; Dale Rae; Dave Frisbie; Gary
Bendlin; Don Ketchum; Mr. Strand, advisor.

ROW]: Dianne Smalancke; Carolyn Karceski; Millie Nelson; Julie Mack ROW 2: Susan Manthei;
Kathie Tench; Carleen Sieh; Carol Vogelpohl.
The greatest job for the Panhellenic Council this
years was the co-sponsorship of Homecoming.
Though Homecoming was a tremendous success,
the standing-room-only performance by the Dave
Brubeck Quartet which the council sponsored in
cooperation with the Lectures and Concerts Committee
was considered one of the best campus ac-
Rushees enjoy punch and cake at the Panhellenic
Rush Tea.
Panhellenic Council
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tlvltIes for the year. The third major actIvIty for
the council was Formal Rush which was held in
February. Beginning 'with an all-sorority tea and
ending with the rush parties and finally initiation,
rush required the combining of talents and efforts
of all sorority members.
Dianne Smalancke talks to Sue Johnson, president of the
University of Wisconsin's Panhellenic Council.

Alpha OIIlicron Pi
The AOII's proudly display their first place Powder
Puff Olympics trophy.
ROW 1: Cheryl Hartman; Saralie Sands; Jan Stockwell; Sharon
Reese; Jean Buckley; Trudy Bolen; Andi Elstad; Pam Klund;
Barbara Panke; Sandra Miller ROW 2: Nancy Plappert; Barb
Skrobot; Karen Ulness; Pat Ploetz; Carol Romeo; Margie
Wachal; Gale Huse; Linda Hundt; Pat Klug; Kate Deppeler
ROW 3: Hank Delikoski; Darryle Damon; Linda Drinkwatel!.;
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Sue tries to catch her breath after the milk-bottle contest.
Transforming the sorority room in Baird Hall
into a suite in Japanese Modern decor was one of
the Alpha Omicron Pi's proud achievements for
this year. vVinning the Powder Puff Olympics,
sponsoring the 'winning Homecoming Queen candidate,
Hank Delikoski, and participating in Winter
Carnival, the Songfest, and the Beta Variety Show
were other AOII accomplishments. The sorority
visited the Bethany Old Folk's Home bringing
laughter and youthful enthusiasm to these people.
Carol Hayhurst; Candy Buehl; Sue Hickey: Linda Hansen; Joey
Scott; Sue Lucas; Cheryl Trapp ROW 4: Carlynn Hulbert; Dianne
Smalancke; Susan Manthei; Gayle Gutknecht; 'Christine
Johnson; Shirley Walsvik; Nancy Zimmermann; Ellie Balz; Sonja
Pfaff; Karen Dwyer; Dianne Nelson.

ROW I: Nancy Sweeney; Barb Herried; Marilyn Schwartz;
Nancy Aldrich: Jeannette Droege; Sally Steckart; Sally Castle;
Bonnie Leavitt; Judy Sullivan; Millie Nelson ROW 2: Lynn
Brendle; Penny Peacock; Patsy Gilles; Mary Kamla; Donna Larson:
Sharon Chit",ood; Nancy Dickinson; Janice Holtze; Nancy
Weissenberger: Mary Linse; Pat Zick ROW 3: Camille Glubka;
Board members gathe'r for a quick review of the Delta
Zeta Founder's Day program,
As part of their philanthropic project, the
Delta Zeta's entertain many deaf children.
Delta Zeta
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Louise Jensen; Margaret Robichaud: Carleen Sieh: Nanci
Douglas; Barbara Bell; Karen Board: Kathy Behling; Judy
Fenner; Judy Cunningham; Jeanne Schroeder; Barbara Becker
ROW 4: Susan Weig; Cherri Wallerrnan; Betty Emery; Alyce
Schneeberger; Diane Olson; Carol Luther: Margie Knoblauch; Rita
Schwandt; Allegra Jordie; Jan Doleschal; Betty Thompson.
Members of the Delta Zeta sorority display some of
their campus activity trophies to their new pledges.
The Delta Zeta;s began the year \vith their
annual calendar sale. Such activities as Homecoming,
Greek Week, and Sadie Hawkins weekend
kept the DZ's busy this fall. Sadie Hawkins was entirely
sponsored by the sorority and the activities
proved especially interesting for the queen candidates.
For their philanthropic project, the Delta
Zeta sorority chose to help make life more fun and
interesting for many of the deaf children in La
Crosse. Games and treats brightened the faces of
the youngsters whenever the Delta Zeta's visited.

ROW 1: Jerry Layton; Rodger Eslinger; AI Tomaszewski; Bob
Niebuhr. ROW 2: Stan Ostrand; Bob Gronski; Jim Folger; Tom
Touton. ROW 3: Jerry Sager: Bill Davis: Bill Suworoff; Wayne
Schreiber; Bob Mangene.
Interfraternity Council
Composed of representative members of each
social fraternity, Interfraternity Council is a regulatory
board which supervises fraternity activities
on and off campus. Its two major responsibilities
this year included working with Panhellenic Council
in co-ordinating all of the Homecoming activities
from the hanging of the lantern to the final
dance and sponsoring Greek Week, the hazing
period for pledges of the six fraternities. The IFC's
annual Greek \Veek trophy was presented to the
fraternity which scored the most points in interfraternity
competition during the week.
The Interfraternity Council discusses problems common to all
social fraternities.
OFFICERS OF I.F.C. Bill Davis, Treasurer: Bob Mangene, President;
Rodger Eslinger, Vice President; AI Tomaszewski, Secretary.
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ROW 1: Terry Schmidt; Doug Nelson; Joe Jarosh; Norm
Klug; Terry Schaetzke ROW 2: Mike Fitzgerald; Ted Verges;
Wayne Schreiber; David Borowiez; Dave Heinecke ROW 3:
The Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity special fall
activities included sponsoring the Dad's Day banquet
and program at Homecoming, constructing
the grand prize Homecoming float, and escorting
boys from St. Mike's orphanage to the La Crosse­
Superior football game. Painting Webster House
was designated as the Kappa's service project,
while participating in 'Winter Carnival, the Songfest,
and the Beta Variety Show were the "fun"
projects for the fraternity.
ROW 1: Al Tomaszewski; Scott Nelson; Ken Spaetz, Dick Metteyard;
Don Dallman: Jack Davis ROW 2: Paul Sommers; John
Zimpel; Stan Dorff; Bob Midland; Jerry Blaha ROW 3: William
William Parks, advisor; Jim Geissner: Bill Suworoff; Jim Kranpitz;
Jim Teff ROW 4: Ron Byers: Tom Busse; Bob Bruett;
Gary Hamm; Jon Veltman.
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Henn Dustman speaks to some Kappas before
welcoming the fathers to our campus
during Dad's Day weekend.
Byrkit; Cary O'Dwanny; Howard Squires; Jim McCartney: Jim
Adams ROW 4: Bill Davis; Bob Niebuhr; Dick Fahning; Bill
Collins; Bob Freagon.

ROW 1: Tim Plunkett; Dave Weissenberger; Richard Coady;
Mike Mandeville; Mike Lauermann; LeRoy Miller; Mike
Sleigh ROW 2: Jim Kollath: Carl Wehman: Earl Register; Pete
Sullivan; Richard Knox: Mike Bouzek; David Maher ROW 3:
One of the largest spring events, the Beta Variety
Show, was sponsored by the Beta Sigma Chi
fraternity, the only local fraternity on campus.
The Variety Show featured several skits put on by
various campus organizations. Several other activities
of the Beta's included sponsoring a float in the
Homecoming parade and holding an alumni breakfast
during Homecoming \veek-end, participating
in \Vinter Carnival, singing in the Songfest, and
finally holding a Spring Dinner Dance for the
fraternity's newly initiated members.
Beta's gather at "their" table in the Union.
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Phil Mead: Charles Rudrud; Jim Langen; Jim Kendall; Dan
Larsen ROW 4: Robert Benson: Gerald Sager: Neil Rovind:
Mike Bahr; Jim Prudhome; Bob Burgmaier; Dave Beranek.
Beta SigIl1a Chi
Dr. Wulling, advisor to the fraternity, reviews preliminary
plans of the Variety Show.

President, Bill Frey, explains the purpose
of Delta Sigma Phi to prospective
pledges.
Delta Sigll1a Phi
ROW I: Jim Burton; Randy Docauer; Jack Connaughton, Bill
Frey ROW 2: Mr. Fuller, advisor; Mike Flanagan, Wayne Jacob-
Several Delta Sig's formulate future plans for the new fraternity.
The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity initiated twelve
L.S.D. students in November of this year. The
first 50 men to join this new fraternity will be
charter members, an honor accorded to only one
out of every 1000 fraternity men. The fraternity
participated in Winter Carnival and the Beta Variety
Show and plan to participate fully in all
campus-wide activities as the fraternity expands.
Delta Sigma Phi, founded in 1899, is one of the
oldest social fraternities. Delta Sig members, now
numbering in the many thousands, have graduated
from their "laboratories of leadership" and have
gone out into all parts of the world and in all
walks of life proudly wearing the diamond-shaped
pin of the Sphinx.
son; Gene Zajicek; Dan Jenner; Leon Thompson, Wayne Herzog,
Tom Joanis, missing: Norb Duba.

ROW I: Dale Rae; Bob Barker; Bill Caesar; Don Brock; James
Michael; Wayne Bruno; Torn Mulhern; Dean Schwarten: John
Fagan; J on Novick; James Cross; Terry Nelson; Skip Higgins
ROW 2: Dennis Bowers: Torn Touton; James Christensen; Pat
Younger: Bob Polan; Paul Bugenhagen; Dick Malnory; Bob Yoss;
John Kading: Mike Butler; Denny Wampler: Scott Shaw ROW 3:
:Matt Ritola; Jerry Graf: Jeff Mahloch; Jim Hartzheim; Ron
The Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity wished five
students a special "Happy Thanksgiving" by giving
each one a free turkey at the Tom Turkey dance
the Phi Sig's sponsored. Another fall activity for
the fraternity was the Sports Day held for all boys
in the community from 7 to 12 years old. The boys
received instructions in four sports by our varsity
athletics. The Orphan's Christmas party an annual
Phi Sig activity was co-sponsored with the Alpha
Xi Delta Sorority. Both groups agreed that it was
a heart warming event to see the reactions of 25
orphans receiving gifts from Santa Claus (Jim
Folger). Christmas movies were shown and refreshments
served. \Vinter Carnival was the fraternity's
major event this year.
A satisfying service project for the Phi Sig's is their Sports Day
program for boys of the community.
Hanson; Jim Wink: Steve Steele; Pete Werner, Barry Schockmel;
Orlando DeGrave; Steve Olsen: Gary Erickson; Mr. Culver,
advisor ROW 4: Dale Graf: Bob Gronski; Larry Frisch; Jack
Janusheske; Len Brasch; Grady Steensrud· Don Dimond: Jeff
Lange; Jim Folger; George Hupfer; Don Ludwig: John Lenz;
Steve Noffsinger.
Phi Sigllla Epsilon
The Phi Sig's and the Alpha Xi's bring Christmas cheer to
La Crosse orphans.

Sigll1a Tau Gall1ll1a
Vice-President, Nick :NIoran, presents a dozen red roses
to Calendar Queen, Marty Burris.
ROWI: Stanley Ostrand; Nick Moran; Bob Gray; Buck Winchell;
John Radjenovich ROW 2: Rick Sime; Bill McGrath;
Pat Sebranek; Mike Larsen; Steve Hoff; Paul Manter, advisor
President Denny Liebscher explains the activities of Sigma Tau
Gamma to the spring rushees.
Through partIcIpation in Homecoming activities,
\\Tinter Carnival, and the Songfest, Sigma
Tau Gamma members have upheld their purpose
by actively supporting campus-wide activities. To
expand this purpose, the fraternity sponsored the
Calendar Queen Contest, a first on the La Crosse
campus. Each contestant was sponsored by a campus
organization and judged on her ability to speak
extemporaneously and her natural beauty. The
winner was announced at the Calendar Queen
Dance and crowned "Miss La Crosse, 1966." Providing
a traveling trophy for the fraternity with
the highest over-all grade point was another Sig
Tau activity. The fraternity itself has held the
trophy for the last three years. For two years in a
row, the Sig Tau's have won the fraternity bowling
trophy.
ROW 3: Bill McCutcheon; Bruce MacDonald; Doug Drew; Dick
Hoeft; Larry Sosalla ROW 4: Pat Lawrynk; Jon Lanam; Gary
Paucek; Ken Onsrud; Denny Liebscher.

ROW 1: James Coughlin; Jerry Layton: Loren Danke; Bill
Sweda: Jules Levy; Tom Adams; Louis Levy: Don MeIster; Ken
Visger: Olin Harried; Dean Sherry; David Hough ROW 2: Jim
Smart; Larry Pruess; Gary Wachtel; Tony Gautsch; Jim Bambrough:
Art Ekern; Chuck Burgireno; Mike Meves; Luis Esquilin:
Marc Ranger; David Curtis; Harold Motschenbacher; David
Robinson ROW 3: Jim Nesbitt; Loren Wardwell; Pat Flem-
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Teke's enjoy a little "egg play" at the Powder Puff Olympics.
The teke's help move books from the Main library to the temporary
library on Main Street while the new building is constructed.
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ing; Jim Dobson; Jim Johannes: Morris Irwin; Bill Steckel; John
Ruck; Jim Webster; Phillip Kuehn: Gerald Larson; Mark Timmerman:
James Quallaski ROW 4: Peter Bentz: Dave Smith;
Tom Selk: Carl Fleischman; Dennis Bodoh' Gary Grom; Mike
Slaback; Dick Rutter; Tom Tschanz; Steve Rutter: Paul Erickson;
Phillip White; Pete Richardson.
The biggest event for the Theta Phi chapter of
the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity was the Powder
Puff Olympics sponsored for fun-filled competition
among the four sororities. Participating
in Homecoming, \Vinter Carnival, Song-fest, and
Beta Variety Show 'were other major activities for
the group.
Service projects kept the fraternity members
busy as they moved all of the library books from
the public library to a temporary building while
the new building \vas under construction, participated
in the community UNICEF and Heart
Fund drives, erected signs at all the main roads
to the city welcoming people to the "Home of
'Wisconsin State University-La Crosse," and donated
many pints of blood to the American Red
Cross. Establishing a Francis Kirkland Scholarship
in memory of one of their fraternity brothers
who drowned while serving in the Peace Corps
was the fraternity's newest project.
Some wishful-thinking girls look at the various trophies the
Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity has won.

APO and WSO members usher at the play, "The Subject Was Roses."
Alpha Phi Omega, the men's service fraternity,
used the Scout Oath as the base for its campus,
city, and national service projects. The fraternity
worked with the other service organizations on
campus in ushering at school and city events,
guiding visitors on tours of the campus, proctoring
examinations for several teachers, setting up the
bloodmobile on campus, and always making themselves
available for any service requested. Distributing
Christmas baskets to needy families,
sponsoring a Men's Smoker during Orientation
vVeek, and giving the graduating seniors a midsemester
dinner dance were the group's special
activities.
As a fraternity, APO participated in Homecoming
and the Songfest. At this year's Songfest, APO
awarded a plaque to the social fraternity that
provided the most service to the campus and the
community this year.
ROW]: Al Nabrocki; Thomas Fitzpatrick; Jerome Smith; James
Roster; John Edwards: Bill Reeder; Steve Brudlos ROW 2: David
Hogue < Bill Harris: Don First; Topper Hagerman; Jim Rose;
Jerry Sheehan; Mike Sleigh ROW 3: John Sleik; Arnold Pleuss;
An APO member receives touring instructions
from the secretary to the Director of Admissions,
Mrs. J ahimiak.
Alpha Phi Omega
Roger Beahm; Robert Benson; Steve Rutter; Mike Bahr; Jim
Finn; Tom Lemke ROW 4: B. W. Ingli; Roger Crum; Richard
Foss; Ron Asher: Ian MacAulay; Dave Frisbie; Mike Cross; Fred
Fibeger; Carlin Dahler, advisor.

ROW I: Gary Vedum; Jim Killian; Jerry Pervisky; Bill Roellich;
Jerry Briggs; Gerold Olsen ROW 2: Jim Potts; Warren Dreyer;
Harold Motschenbacher; Ken Beck; Bob Swanson; Curt Glissen-
One of the most impressive actiVities on campus
was the formation of the Campus Vets Color
Guard which performed for all community and
university parades this year. The men of the guard
dressed in the full dress uniforms of their respective
branches of the service. The Vets hope that
flag and rifle carriers will be added to the guard
in the future to increase the color of the guard
and to display the enthusiasm shovvn by these men
toward their club and to their country and its flag.
The La Crosse State University Color Guard impressively
leads the Homecoming Parade.
Call1pUS Vets
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dorf ROW 3: Barry Favor; Paul Methum; Gary Lang; Bruce
Wooden; Dick Klei;:lke; Al Schell.
The campus responded tremendously to the sale
of buttons saying, "\Ve are backing our boys in
Vietnam." The Vets used the proceeds for the care
of South Vietnamese orphans. Simultaneous with
the button sale, was the large Christmas card the
club made to be sent to the fighting men in Vietnam.
Almost 1000 persons signed the card. The
Vets also presented a Wisconsin flag to the university.
The Campus Vets present our Wisconsin flag to the university.

Peter Bentz, president, calls the meeting to order.
"vVe Build" was the motto of Circle K Club,
an international organization for aggressive college
men wishing to blend service, fellowship, and
leadership into their college careers. In displaying
its interest in the campus, city, and nation, Circle
K's projects included erecting an outdoor bulletin
board, placing pencil sharpeners in Main Hall,
ushering at many campus and civic events, working
with children at St. Mike's in La Crosse, helping
the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity with the
Heart Fund drive, and assisting community leaders
with several city improvement projects.
Homecoming and Songfest participation were
two major social events for Circle K this year.
ROW 1: Paul Peterson' Tom Olson; Jerry Bonsack ROW 2:
Luther Solverson; Bill Gries; Peter Bentz; Ed Wachholder ROW 3:
Circle K was responsible for the erection of
this outside bulletin board.
Circle K
Joe Aigner; John Sutton; Dick Grieger; David Robinson ROW
4: Phillip White; Dan Liske; Don Herzog; Mr. LeRoy, Advisor.

ROW ]: Nancy Moersch; Betty Folgers; Mary Alfus; Sharon
Lepsch; Jane Howland ROW 2: Kathryn Gay; Barbara LeFevre;
Judy Brandau; Geri Ruehl; Ellen Stekel ROW 3: Marianne
The La Crosse State \Vomen's Service Organization
applied for and received probationary colony
status of Gamma Sigma Sigma, the National
\Vomen's Service Sorority, and worked earnestly
in fulfilling the service and activity requirements
which will allow the La Crosse colony to become
a chapter of this sorority.
Conducting tours of the campus, proctoring tests,
organizing the bloodmobile when it comes on campus,
selling used phy. ed. and science equipment,
ushering at campus events, and being of service
to the campus and community in general were the
projects for WSO members this year.
One of the service projects for both the school and community
is assisting the Red Cross with the bloodmobile when it is on
campus.
Stark; Kathy Youngberg; Joyce Fay; Vonz Genz· Linda Novy
ROW 4: Elaine Scott; Faye Schwartz; Phyllis Bourne; Pam Lorenz;
Charlynn Olson.
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WOIllen's Service
Organization
WSO members sample the snack prepared for the Hen's
Party.

Scene from "Zoo Story."
Alpha Psi Olllega
Here's to the "American Dream."
As the national honorary dramatics organization
on campus, Alpha Psi Omega was chiefly responsible
for the successful production of the three major
plays this year-Twelfth Night) A View From the
Bridge) Trojan Women-and for many others
since 1938 including those pictured here.
The La Crosse State University players present "Playboy of the Western World."
Scene from "T,velfth Night."

ROW 1: Kathleen Stuart: Frances Koenig; Barbara Schlosser;
Sally Jo Haymann; Susan Gentile; Rori Templin; Diane Libersky:
Barbara Pikus ROW 2: Kathy Runholm; Carol Wetenkamp;
Connie Owen: Sharon Theobald; Jeannie Cox; Marlene Ten­
Haken: .'\ancy Thomson; Mary AHus; Karen Board ROW 3:
Publishing the University directory, providing
for a volunteer tutoring service, and conducting
a professional book sale were three of the campuswide
services the Phi chapter of Delta Psi Kappa
performed this year. Delta Psi Kappa is a National
Professional Organization for women in health,
recreation, and physical education. The organization
also sponsored a Homecoming banquet, various
lectures including a panel discussion conducted by
Dr. Baird, Miss Stephenson and Miss Vanderlip on
"Intramurals and Extramurals for High School
Girls," and the celebration in May of the 50th Anniversary
of the founding of the organization.
Kathy Stuart assists Bev Rausch as part
of the Delta Psi Kappa tutoring service.
Margie Wachal; Virginia .'\aim: Ruthanne Johnston: Kay Fisher;
Helen Emery: Pam Schroeder: Barbara Heinonen: .'\ancy
Nicklas ROW 4: Kathy Urban: Claudette Crook; Bobbie Blackburn:
Boni Ostermeier: Peg 'Walker: Mary Lou Fronk: Ann Ditscheit;
Sonja Pfaff; Jean Stadler.
Delta Psi Kappa
Diane Libersky sells a student directory.
Miss Stephenson, Dr. Baird, and Miss Vanderlip discuss physical education activities
for high school girls.
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As psychology majors, Margaret Rezek and Judy Erdman conduct experiments with
white mice.
A senes of fascinating lectures, a presentation
of a scholarship to the Letters and Science student
with the highest academic standing, two
book sales, and a picnic at Dr. Davies' home, completed
the year for the Eta Phi Alpha honorary
Letters and Science Fraternity. Among the lecturers
were Dr. Blade, who spoke about "Life in
the Year 2000;" Bill Fleming, who presented
"Two Years with the Peace Corps in Panama;"
Mr. Hughes who discussed "The Foreign Policy in
Asia;" and Dean North who showed his colorful
slides of the New York WorId's Fair.
Officers of the fraternity were Margaret Rezek,
president, Ellen Anderson, vice-president; Judy
Erdman, secretary; Dean North, treasurer; and
Mary Jo Krieme1meyer, historian.
ROW 1: Alvida Ahlstrom, advisor; Judy Erdman; Margaret Rezek;
Mary Jo Kriemelmeyer ROW 2: Sue Weig; Marge Ginski; Cheryl
Wallerman; Linda Hutchinson; Judy Birkholz; Kathy Hayes;
Larry Preston and Dr. Blade examine the
complex computer installed in the Science
Building.
Eta Phi Alpha
Claire Scarseth ROW 3: Dr. Blade, advisor; Jim Hanson: Dean
North; Don Bracco: Bill Bradford; Mike Cross: Steve Rutter; Dr.
Davies, advisor.

ROW I: Pat Venner; Linda Rockwell; Trudy Bolen; Donna
Haugen: Donna Hillesheim; Bonnie Boyer; Nancy Thomson;
Sally Jo Haymann: Linda Novy; Judy Boeder; Jean Stadler
ROW 2: Gay Fox: Sally Glish; Mary Morehouse; Ann Lorenzen;
Jeannie Cox: Betty Goodman; Janet Stockwell; Patsy McCoy;
Barbara Becker: Sharon Lepsch; Ellen Stekel; Nancy Schmidt;
Betty Folgers ROW 3: Sandra Schlosser; Patty Solverson; Lois
Snider: Sonja Pfaff; Donna Larson; Nancy Opland; Bridget Cant­
Ion: Sharon Wichelt: Sally Seiler; Marion Kramer; Rosalie
Kappa Delta Pi, an honorary education fraternity,
listened to a speaker in the education
field at each of its monthly meetings. Mr. Rasmussen,
Campus School Director, spoke on "Flexible
.Jr. High School Programs;" Dr. Singh, a member
of the Political Science Department, spoke on
"Education in India;" NIr. Paul Groessel, a social
worker; discussed "A Program of Dealing with
the Exceptional Child;" and Mr., Schvvant, Superintendent
of La Crosse Area Public Schools,
talked about "Administration-Its Duties and
Future Opportunities."
Pete \Verner, president of Kappa Delta Pi, begins the initiation ceremonies.
Carter; Marlene Mashak: Marlene TenHaken ROIV 4: Dr.
Young, advisor: James Miller; Pete Werner; Mike Wegner; Donald
Bracco; Carol Nelson; Diane Olson; Alyce Schneeberger;
Janet Snyder: Ella Hawkins; Nancy Frederick; Bonnie Ostermeier;
Marjorie Nelson ROW 5: Dave Frisbie; Ken Felker; Wayne
Jacobson; Steve Hoff; Robert McDermott; Jeff Haebig; Jack
Louko; Robert Koski; Steve Storey; Barry Schockmel; Don Herzog;
Ronald Greve; Jerry Bensfeld.
Kappa Delta Pi
Dr. Ideus speaks to the group about "Services of Placement-Professional
Ethics."

Phi Epsilon Kappa
ROW 1: Michael Spencer; Jake Louko; Larry Pruess; Bob Koski;
Peter Van Handel ROW 2: Jeff Haebig; Alan Freeman; Herman
Dustman; Curtis Lingsweiler; Gerald Larson ROW 3: Jim
Panel members for a discussion on "Emphasis-:t-.find or Body?" are: Dr. \Vestkaemper,
Dr. Wulling, Dr. Wille, Mr. Lafky, and Dr. Felch.
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Phi Epsilon Kappa is a national honorary,
Physical Education fraternity which met monthly
at one of the homes of the physical education faculty
members.
This year's programs included Dr. Batchelder's
discussion of "Graduates Studies;" Dean Steuck's
discussion of "The Relation of Physical Education
to Recreation;" and a panel discussion entitled,
"Emphasis-Mind or Body?"
P.E.K. sponsored a dance at the beginning of
each semester. The proceeds from the dances were
used to send LaCrosse delegates to the National
Physical Education Convention. The fraternity donated
a plaque to the New Physical Education
Building to complete its activities for the year.
Miller; Wayne Schreiber; Pete Werner; Barry Schockmel; Jim
Klinzing; Dennis Stannard.

Helen Emery and Ann Ditcheit work hard to justify their
Ratom membership.
Ratorn
Ratom board members review membership applications.
Sponsored by Associated 'Vomen Students,
Ratom is now in its third year on campus. It is
modeled after :Mortar Board, a national senior
women's honorary society. Ratom will apply for
membership in :Mortar Board after serving a five
year probation period.
Chosen in the spring semester of their junior
year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and
overall service to the University, Ratom members
are outstanding senior women. Picked by the Ratom
members of the preceding year, the members
must have a grade point which is 4/10 of a point
above the average of all women on the University
campus and must display active and enthusiastic
participation in campus events.
ROW 1: Connie Owen; Marlene Ten Haken; Sally Jo Haymann; Nancy Thomson ROW 2: Helen Emery; Ann Ditscheit;
Sharon Wichelt; Carleen Sieh.
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Jose Torres converses with Mrs. Nixon in Spanish.
Sigma Delta Pi
Meetings of Sigma Delta Pi, a national honorary
society for Spanish students, consisted of delicious
home-cooked suppers at Mrs. Nixon's home
and then informal discussions all in Spanish. The
discussions concerned the cultures and problems of
various Spanish speaking nations.
ROW 1. Marie Risberg; Joanne Zeilinger ROW 2: Donna Larson; Nancy Opland; Camille Clubka ROW 3: Harold Erickson;
Robert Walters; Jose Torres.

Wesley Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
St. Joseph Cathedral
First Congregational Church

Melva Jensen and Mary Fauske prepare some of the convocation
decorations.
Karen Kleinke practices for the musical portion of the Thanksgiving
convocation.
Inter-Religious
Council
Inter-Religious Council represented all faiths
this year, acting as the official religious representative
at various campus events and serving as a
"clearing-house" for the religious activities of all
campus faith groups. Sponsoring a Thanksgiving
and an Easter convocation for the entire school
were its major projects. "vVe Gather Together"
was the theme of the Thanksgiving program. M usical
selections by various choral groups or soloists
and a talk by Geri Ruehl, an IRC member,
brought the spirit of Thanksgiving closer to the
students and faculty in the audience.
ROW 1: Sandra Blahut; Dennis Hamilton; Christine Cudek; ROW 2: Mary Fauske; Marjean Fyksen; Melva Jensen; Suzie Hendricks.

Cana Club
Cana Club, the Catholic married students' organization,
met for coffee and donuts \veekly after
9 :00 a.m. -Mass to discuss various topics of common
interest. Dr. Paul Meis, from the La Crosse
Clinic, spoke about "Birth Control and Pregnancy."
Dr. Mary Scheurich spoke about "Child Care."
Though the Cana Club members spent most of
their spare time with their families, thev, did manage
to hold a picnic, ice-skating party, a New
Year's Eve party, and several bake sales this year.
ROW 1: Barbara Reedich; Marie Kraska; Doris Jessesski; Jean
Brandt; Betty Stauber; Lorna Burns ROW 2: Jack Reedich;
A Catholic couple attends 9 :00 Cana
Mass.
Charles Kraska; John Jessesski: Tim Brandt; Steve Stauber;
Father Ed Bertz_
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Christian Bible Study was organized as a link
between any student and the knowledge offered
in God's Holy Word. The group met for fellowship,
study, and discussion of the problems that
face college students. Several chapters in Acts,
Romans, and :Matthew were used as a basis for
study hoping to find and relate the Christian
vVord with daily living. The group hopes to sponsor
special lectures on the study of Contemporary
Religion in light of the Scriptures.
Christian
Bible Study
ROW I: Donna McKittrick: Pat Miller: Marjean Fyksen: Judy Cunningham ROW 2: Roy Sugden: Burdett Wakeman, Evangelist: Ron
Augustine.
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ROW 1: Marie Appel; Margaret Gourley; Melisa Erickson; Mary
l'l1m McDowell. ROW 2: Lois Snider; Norma Melby; Sherry San-
Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship
Marie Appel prepares the discussion topic for an IVCF meeting.
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ders; Donna Haugen; Sandra Blahut. ROW 3: James Berg; David
Raabe; John Wadephul; Mr. William Hughes, Advisor.
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is a group of
students of various faiths, united with the conviction
that spiritual growth is not only possible but
essential.
Inter-Varsity was dedicated this year to the
growth of Christian discipleship through individual
and group Bible study and prayer, through
discussions, speakers, and area conferences. l\!Iajor
emphasis was placed on the consideration of the
Christian's responsibility in world evangelism.
After extensive personal study, Inter-Varsity
members began encouraging students to find a
more personal religious faith. The group presented
a film to the student body entitled "Beloved Enemy"
in which a skeptic who was intent on disproving
the claims of Christ, changed his attitude
when confronted with this unaccountable man.

Reverend Norman Erikson is the first full-time campus
minister for the Lutheran Campus Center.
Lutheran
Campus
Center
ROW 1: Nancy Roy; Bev Mantey; John Ellison; Doug Happel;
Wayne Hall; Mary Fauske; Carol Olson ROW 2: Lorraine Steuck;
Lolee Edman; Carolyn Schroeder; Miriam Zimmerman; Ruth Olson:
Sheila Weiland; Virginia Smith; Dolly DeKeyser ROW 3:
Vicki Wellner; Betty Thompson; Margaret Larson; Charlene John-
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The Lutheran Campus Center Council plans the year's activities.
In preparation of the formation of the student
congregation, the chapel was completely remodeled.
The student congregation gave the students
the opportunity to worship with fellow students
as well as receive the sacraments with them. Tuesday
evening vesper services were held throughout
the year to supplement the Sunday services. Three
major educational opportunities were offered by
L.C.C.: "\\That Lutherans Believe," a doctrine
class; "Lutheran Liturgy"; and a Greek language
class. Informal discussions included former President
Mitchell's presentation of "Religion and the
Campus," Father Hinger on "Catholicism and
Mrs. \\Tassmandorf on "Unwed :Mother."
The L.C.C. \vas particularly proud of its Lutheran
Campus Center Choir which performed at
various community church services, at the Inter­
Religious Council's Thanksgiving convocatiop,
and in the Songfest on campus.
son; Melva Jensen; Bobette Strand; Barbara Lee; Janice Holtze;
Toni New ROW 4: Arvid Ellefson; Bob Peterson: Myron Bey;
Steve Hoff; Fred Fibeger; Doug Brandt: John Wallin; Roger
Crum; David Apted, Harold Scarseth; Jon Hoyme.

ROW ]: Arda Hansbery; Fay Gengler; Joanne Moussette;
Christine Cudek; Boots and Paulette Andre: Betty Kinyon; Barbara
LeFevre: Sonia Gonzalez: Peggy Roraff; Diana Gentile; Antoinette
Johnson: Barbara Fuchsteiner ROW 2: Mary Kamla;
Eve Kramer: Yvonne Enderle; Pat Volk; Mary Rohrer; Jean Barina:
Kathy Klus; Charlynn Olson; Lis Crowell; Nancy Veith:
Barb Binder; Cheryl Fischer ROW 3: Mary Lou Fronk; Barb
ROW]: Mary Irwin: Mary Campbell; Laurie Lang; Cathy Campbell:
Julie Van Roo; Joanne Ventura; Lois Shingler; Barb Skrobot:
Bernadette Schmitz; Susan Vizanko ROW 2: Thomas Boland;
Toni O'Brien: Bonnie Lutz: Mary O'Brien: Peggy Stellpflug;
Judy Jordan; Michele Graves; Kathy Von Ruden; Mary Alfus;
Shirley Tapelt; Diane Armata; Boni Ostermeier; Janet Brux
ROW 3: Denny Breidenbach; Jean Price; Bev Smith; Joan
Newman Club
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Schmitz; Judy Zwettler: Alyce Schneeberger: Carol Wolf: Jan
Steldt: Tom Antonneau: Tom Kerrigan: John Pankiewicz; Jerry
Braza; Jose Correa: Dwight Hibicke: Bob Murphy ROW 4: Mary
Burke; Connie Boebel; Mary Tornowske; Ron Fischer; Richard
Wieser; Jerold McCreight: Gary Dresang; Wayne Trupke; Keith
Valiquette: Bob Renz; Bill Rayome: Paul Cuta: Frank Kleczewski.
Hackner; Elaine Scott; Janice Semrau; Linda Wanta; Margaret
Grant; Phyllis Asselin; Judi Bucheger; Marie Urban· Ann Ditscheit
ROTY 4: John Polodna: Carol Karps; Alice ·Walsh; Tom
Laurent: Wayne Sojkowski: Dick Frei: Bill Parr: John Dooley;
George Doyle: Mike Monahamn; Bruce McGuire; Kerry Griffin;
Rev. George Hinger.

The biggest challenge of the year for the Newman
Club was the sponsoring of the all-school
prom. As L.S.D. did not have a prom last year,
this year's Hawaiian prom was a welcomed and
beautiful event.
Newmanites were busy sponsoring two pancake
ROW]: Betty Folgers; Ellen Dagnon; Marcia Evenson; Barbara
Heinrich; Gloria Michels; Alicia Smith; Sharon Lepsch; Joy
Markert; Judy Milfred; Lynn Hofer ROW 2: Pat McCarthy; Jo
Walker; Kathryn Gay; Carolyn Ott; Patsy Gilles; Ellen Anderson;
Kathy Behling; Jeanette Pre\\'; Ellen Stekel; Linda Novy
ROW 3: Mr. Conniff, advisor; Georgiana Beiler; Kathleen Con-
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breakfasts at St. Joseph's Cathedral and an annual
city-wide broom sale, attending weekly \Vednesday
night meetings-this year using the theme "Marriage
and the Family," and sitting in on religious
inquiry classes for Catholics and non-Catholics.
nery; Barbara Pieper; Kay Killian; Silva Manouge; Mary Martin;
Margo Ohman; Stephanie Steiner; Kathy Styne: Dianne Meronek;
John Cain ROW 4: Richard Gianoli; Jack Wiersgalla;
Mike Cross; Ron Cervenka; Jack Connaughton; Joann Poellinger;
Carol Luther; Mike Tickler; Dave Beaver; Mike Flanagan;
Tom ·Byerly.

The Fledgling is an entirely student-edited and
self-supporting literary magazine. Don Hudson,
this year's editor, requested from the general student
body any poetry, short stories, or essays that
anyone had written \vhich \vould be suitable for
publication. He then edited the articles, designed
the lay-out, had the magazine published, and put
the magazine on sale on campus.
Fledgling
Publications Board
ROW 1: Miss Patricia Muller; Saralie Sands; Millie Nelson; ROW 2: Nick Moran; Dr. E. Wulling; Dean R. Steuck; Mr. V. Rasmussen;
Geri Ruehl.

Beth Dolbier
Underclassmen Editor
Judi Clutter
Special Events Editor
missing from picture
Barb Binder
Student Life Editor
Margaret Conrad
Typist
Charlene Johnson
Business Manager
Mary Jane White
Staff Member
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Bob Conrad, Steve Reardon, Indexes Editors
STANDING, Donnette Hollman, Assistant Organizations Editor:
SEATED, Alicia Smith, Staff Member; Joy Andrew, Organizations
Editor.

AI Thurman, Sports Editor; Cindy HO\vIand, Seniors Editor
Geri Ruehl, Editor
The LaCrosse, 1966
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The La Crosse Staff, the small but dedicated
yearbook staff, attempted to design a book which
would be a vivid representation of La Crosse State
University in 1965-1966 and which would serve
as a useful public relations tool. Traditions were
broken in the lay-out and content of the book, yet
the staff hopes that the dignity and the beauty of
the book were not obscured by the innovations
presented in The La Crosse, 1966.
Linda Gottbeheut, Faculty Editor; Miss Patricia Muller, Faculty
Advisor

ROW I: Efliie Abrahamson; Saralie Sands; Miriam Zimmerman;
Jackie Heuser; Judy Boeder. ROW 2: Gerald Laabs; Mike
Editor Clark Tingle checks Racquet copy with Effie Abrahamson.
Racquet
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Sederquist; Nick Moran; Don Hudson. ROW 3: Pete King; Brad
Steinmetz: Joseph Porter; Dick Rutter; Clark Tingle.
Connie Boebel reads the latest In the "Fifth
Column."

Biology Club
The Biology Club's yearly agenda included several
interesting programs. Between rainfalls this
autumn, the club took a fossil hunting field trip
to the Liberty Pole Quarry, near Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Several of the members brought rock
specimens back to La Crosse for further Study. A
movie and lecture about the Good Ship Hope stimulated
interest and concern at one of the monthly
meetings. Mr. Al Nelson spoke to the club about
"Fungi." Dr. Tetzlaff and a member from the
'Wisconsin Conservation Department also spoke to
the group.
ROW 1: Trudy Bolen; Carol Sampson; Virginia Fairbanks; Naomi
Masuda. ROW 2: Lorraine Steuck; Leslie Lorenz; Nancy
Weber. ROW 3: Keith Valiquette; Jim Rose; Jim Solbert; Doug
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Dr. Young displays some of the fossils the club found on one of
its field trips.
Hugett. ROW 4: Howard Young, Advisor; Mike Cross; Tom
Pellett; Charles Gschwind; Tom Lawrent.
I

ROW 1: Jill Brady; Judy Warwick; Nan PuIs; Mary Bessac
ROW 2: Miss Sharon Tracey, Advisor; Steve Solberg; Jim Finn;
Notre Dame, University of \Visconsin, Bradley
University, Ripon College, and Indiana State
were victims at least once of the La Crosse State
University debate squad this year. The 12 members-3
teams-of the debate club participated in
165 debate rounds at 12 separate tournaments.
Though the debate program was just revived at
La Crosse last September, L.S.U. teams went undefeated
at the \Vestern Illinois and the Bradley
University tournaments and took second place at
the 'Whitewater and the -Manchester, Indiana
tournaments. Sponsoring a High School Forensics
Meet which attracted over 25 schools in a 3-state
area was another successful accomplishment for
L.S.U. debaters. Using this year as a building
year, 1\1r. Starr anticipates greater success next
year with a more experienced squad.
Jim Birnbaum, captain of the team, and
Jill Grady gather new evidence for the
next tournament.
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Bob Molstad: Sheridan Siewers ROW 3: Mr. Jack Starr, Advisor;
Bob Cassidy; Bryan Gust: Jim Birnbaum.
Debate
Mr. Starr brings new material for Jill and Jim to review.

Priscilla Sharer helps campus school students prepare for the winter weather.
Elell1entary Club
ROW I: Tom Adams; Barbara Masheimer; Carolyn Mahnke;
Barbara LeFevre: Sharon Nada; Christine Cudek; Nancy Jung;
Colleen Holly; Jean Brandt; Ellen Grangaard; June Sampson;
Mr. Rasmussen, Advisor ROW 2: Nancy Weissenberger; Linda
Rockwell: Rosanne Hanson; Susan Gagermeier; Rosemary White;
Bonnie Falkner; Odele Johannes; Mary Steine; Mary Janda; Sharon
Ristow; Mary Elstad; Karen Smith ROW 3: Mary Linse; Sandy
The Elementary Club activities for the year included
only three regular meetings consisting
mainly of discussions concerning the future of the
Club. The Club decided that they would receive
the most benefit from uniting with the Secondary
and Physical Education clubs to form the Student
National Education Association. On March 22,
officers of the Winona State Student NEA spoke
to the La Crosse club about joining NEA.
Schlosser; Linda Fuller; Nancy Schwartz; Alyce Schneeberger;
Norma Melby; Karen Dwyer; Mary Kay Johnson; Margaret
Pellman; Barbara Lee; Sandra Miller; Cherry Fuller; Betty
Emery ROW 4: Betty Thompson; Linda Gottbeheut; Kathleen
Connery; Marion Kramer; Janet Snyder; Marie Urban; Carole
Hanson; Jan Farnsworth; Susan Jones; Barbara Becker; Carol
Kaepernick; Carol Vogelpohl.

ROW 1: Barb Hoeppner: Joan Zielinski; Nancy McCoy, Mary
Donnermeyer; Lynn Halverson ROW 2: Jim Gianoli; John Finley;
Humanists
Dave Mollet speaks on behalf of the
Humanists at the Viet Nam Rally.
Jeff Glover; Paul Granger: David Mollet ROW 3: Paul Homan;
Lyle Koehler; Dennis Hamilton; Richard Williams.
The La Crosse State University student chapter
of the American Humanist Association dedicated
itself to a critical examination of the economic,
political, social, and religious aspects of life. The
Humanist Club played a major role in the campuswide
Viet Nam discussions and demonstrations in
December. Lectures and discussions of the club
included: "Psychological Theories of Learning,"
by Dr. Tetzlaff; "God in Literature," by Gene
'Williams; "Life Below Sea Level," by a Dutch
Humanist couple, Mr. and Mrs. Slyter; "Anti-War
Protest-Fact, Fantasy, and Focus," by Michael
Eisencher of the Du Bois Club of America; and
"Abortion and the Law," by a panel of doctors, a
lawyer, and a clergyman. Seven ex-New York
gang members produced a skit for one of the meetings
entitled, "Street Gangs in New York. ,.
James Boulton of the Socialist Workers Party of America answers questions after
his speech, "Socialism and the War Question."

ROW]: Dr. Baird, advisor; Lois Cotton; Sally Redlin; Miss Stephenson, advisor ROW 2: Sandy Simpson;
Karen Board; Mary Alfus; Marilyn Schwartz; Karen Toburen; Pam Schroeder; Pat Bessner; Marilyn
Meyer ROW 3: Jan Donahue; Barb Zimmerman; Jan Doleschal; Carol Karps; Barb Gamber; Joan Clark;
Mary O'Brien.
The La Crosse Board of Women Officials
trained, tested, and then gave ratings to women
desiring to be officials in badminton, basketball,
swimming, volleyball, and track and field. The
Board provided officials for several high school
and college activities including all women's intercollegiate
swim meets, a volleyball playday at Eau
Claire, a basketball playday at Stevens Point, and
a basketball clinic here at La Crosse.
The La Crosse Board is a professional organization
affiliated with the Officiating Services Area
of the Division for Girl's and Women's Sports of
the American Association for Health, Physical Education,
and Recreation.
The referee is all but trampled as
the game starts!
La Crosse Board of
Woillen Officials
The swimming officials practice before an intercollegiate swim meet.
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Prospective basketball officials receive intensive training from a
state official.
'Within the Coulee Conference, a group of men
interested in sports put their interest and knowledge
to \'lork by officiating football, basketball,
and baseball games from the intramural level to
the college junior varsity level-depending upon
their skill test results as determined by the \Visconsin
Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Seminars
were held to train prospective officials, practice
sessions arranged, and finally the tests given.
The La Crosse State Officials sponsored the first
dance of the year and sold pens with the football
schedule printed on them. The money was needed
for travel and operating expenses.
ROW 1: Michael Spencer; Joe Jarosh; Terry Schaetzke; Jake
Louko; Kenneth Felker ROW 2: Leon Thompson; Bruce Parkovich;
John Larson; Steve Hoff ROW 3: Don Ketchum; Rich
John Larson and Steve Hoff check with the scorekeeper during
a YMCA game.
La Crosse
State Officials
Reiss; Jim Molstad; Larry Sosalla; Wayne Sojkowski; Mike Beronja
ROW 4: Jim Miller; Dan Jenner; Wayne Jacobson.

ROW I: Margaret Jannusch; Sandie Simpson; Norma Hilvers;
Marilyn Schwartz; Jean Evert ROW 2: Christine Brechler;
Barbara Lange; Jean Bubolz; Marleen Schieble ROW
3: Mary Lou Fronk; Bev Mantey; Toni O'Brien; Karen To-
The purposes of the Physical Education Majors
club were defined by Ann Ditscheit, president of
the group as 1. to assist in the development of a
sound philosophy in physical education, 2. to advance
the standards of teaching and leadership, 3.
to cooperate with the other levels of the association.
In carrying out these purposes, the PEM club conducted
a gymnastics workshop, listened to Mr.
'Wixson speak on "How to Teach the Mentally
Retarded and Physically Handicapped," and sold
DGWS rule books to physical education majors.
Mr. Wixson speaks to the group about teaching exceptional
children.
buren; Suzanne Siewert ROW 4: Barbara Gamber; Tom
Laurent; Wayne Sojkowski; Curt Lingsweiler; Roberta Mc­
Gowan; Carol Karps.
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Physical Education
Majors
PEM majors participate in many W.R.A. activIties.
Here Helen Emery is enjoying a lively badminton game.

Recreation Majors
An annual card party is one of the Recreation Majors' biggest events.
The Recreation Majors of L.S.D. strived to
acquaint its members with the various opportunities
in the recreation field by combining educationallectures
and actual recreational experiences.
:Mr. Larry Harris, director of 'Wauwatosa Recreation
Department; Mrs. Pingle, director of Shawno
Parks and Recreation; Mr. Horney, National
Recreation Association District Representative;
and Milo Knutson, former Mayor of La Crosse
ROW 1: Barb Hoeppner; Gloria Hoeft; Janice Schwersenska;
Carlene Meisnest; Liz Crowell; Barb Pikus; Mary Bauer; Bev
Skinner; Vicki Freidel; Sue Stuesser; Pat Anderson; Kay Hilt;
Sue Beebe; Diane Nelson; Carolyn Pipke ROW 2: Barbara Heinonen;
Sandra Anderson; Pat Kruse; Darrel Jacobs; John Fagan;
Don Ketchum; Chris Taylor; Theron Fisher; Dave Halvorson;
Bob Brueggeman; Dale Rae; Joe Kershasky; Stan Horff;
Karen Jacobs; Margaret Taylor; Ellen Balz ROW 3: James
"Freedom Ablaze" welcomes all new Recreation
Majors.
were guests speakers at various monthly meetings.
For practical and fun-filled experiences, the
club sponsored a socializer which introduced the
new comers to the old timers of the club, conducted
"Trick Time"-the annual community
and university card party, and sponsored one of
the biggest and best attended activities on campus-the
Songfest which was planned around an
international theme.
Derkez; Bill Jinske; Matt Ritola; Torn Bylerly; Ted Schleicher;
John Edwards; Roger Beahm; John Christian; Roger Green;
Dale Prell; Dean Voskuil; Fritz Balmer; Thomas Lemke; Bob
Swanson; Bob Freagon; Roger Eslinger; Dick Flynn ROW 4:
Neil Lillie; Fred Shoemaker; Bill Griese; Jim Mills; Torn Mc­
Kinney; Bob Tooley; Bob Grasse; Gene Ostermann; Bob Bruett;
Jim Schoebeck; Jack Connaughton; Fred Fibeger; Roger Crum;
Jeff Schroeder; John Richling; Steve Stauber; Joe Aigner.

ROW 1: Helen Harding; Barb Herried; Judy Sullivan; Alice
Downie: Margaret Rezek; Kathleen Senn RO W 2: Melissa
Cooper; Mavis Larson; Carolyn Pipke; Judith Jacobus; Marjean
Fyksen; Kathy Scherdin; Lois Hundt RO W 3: Julia Hurl-
Sociology majors and minors enjoyed a series of
several lectures presented to them at their monthly
meetings. Mrs. Hulburt and Mr. Himmel discussed
"The Reproachment of Sociology and Psychology."
Mr. Charles Hurst reported on "Sociology of the
Military." Don Ludwig, a senior majoring in
sociology, spoke on "Social Class Stratification in
the U.S." "Job Opportunities for Sociology Majors"
was presented by Dr. Ideus from the Placement
Office. Dr. Tetzlaff spoke about "Social
Behavior in Animals: Positive and Negative Peck
Order."
Members of the Sociology Club informally discuss employment
opportunities for sociology majors.
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burt, advisor; Judy Cunningham; Jane Pedersen; Judith Erdman;
Howard Mills; Paul Granger; Al Rudolph ROW 4: Joseph
Motivans, advisor; Mike Main; Don Ludwig; Charles Hufferek;
Larry Johnson; Harold Motschenbacher; David Mollet.
Sociology Club
Mr. Dyar talks with a Sociology Club member.

Wivettes
Getting away from a busy day at home or at
work, the wives of college students met monthly
to discuss various homemaking tips, various household
problems, or the latest gossip! Most of the
Wivettes members participated on the Wivettes
Members of the Wivettes Bowling Team relax before bowling another
line.
bowling team of the Student Union. Other special
events included a husband-wife Christmas Party,
and a Spring banquet. All of the members of the
group agreed however, that their major activity
was the daily care of their homes and families!
ROW 1: Janice Millin; Judy Hansen; Jean Brandt ROW 2: Barbara Abraham; Betty Stauber; Jean Blackmore; Judy Berg ROW 3:
Beverly Vaskuil; Barbara Reedich.

ROW 1: Lynn Hofer; Mary Mattison; Marjory Berg; Joy Andrew ROW 2: Chuck Hastings.
Y-Dems keep the campus posted on the latest political news.
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Y-Derns
Individual members of the Young Democrats participated
actively in Democratic activities. Parmenton
Decorah was a Senate Page to Senator Gaylord
Nelson of Wisconsin; Mary Mattison met with Senator
Ted Kennedy while she was visiting in ·Washington,
D.C.; and members of the club campaigned
actively for local Democratic politicians in the fall
elections. The group sponsored a bulletin board in
Main Hall and invited Mr. Lindblad to speak to
them about Democratic policies.

V-GOP
The Young Republicans on campus were interested
in bringing college students into the party,
training them to be effective political workers, and
encouraging them to actively participate in campus
affairs.
The Y-GOP's sponsored a bake sale for the
choir's European tour; conducted "Operation
Handclasp" to raise funds for the Viet Namese;
distributed copies of the book None Dare Call it
Treason to on-campus students; sponsored the
speaking engagements of Vernon Thompson, Republican
Congressman, and \Varren Knowles,
Governor of 'Wisconsin; participated in fund raising
campaigns for the Senior Republican Party;
and attended a weekend leadership workshop.
ROW I: Dolly DeKeyser; Vicki Wellner; Bonnie Lothian; Ellen
Anderson; Susan Perry ROW 2: Miriam Zimmerman; Jim
Smart; Garth Shanklin; Richard Coady; Judy Hartsough ROW
Y-GOP chairman, Charles Gschwind, speaks on behalf of the
Y-GOP's at the Viet Nam rally.
3: Jerry Bonsack; Bob Molstad; Lynn Saterbak; Arthur McBain
ROW 4: Gary Slaats; Dave Apted; Charles Gschwind; Peter
Apted; Dick Grieger; John Sutton.

ROW I: Kay Anderson: Maggie Robichaud; Lois Cotton: Pam
Smith: Carol Fenney: Linda Shawaluk ROW 2: Sue Brogen;
Carolyn Rex; Nancy Washic ROW 3: Saralie Sands; Nancy
"Tempo of American Times" was beautifully
and originally portrayed by the Catalina Club as
they conducted their annual Water Show. The
opening number depicted life of our first Americans,
the Indians. After the Indians and the landing
of the Pilgrims came the westward expansion,
the era of the cO\\:boy, and then the Industrial
Revolution. The s,\-immers took the audience
through the Charleston and the Keystone Cops
age and then through the dramatic \Var period.
In its portrayal of modern times, the group introduced
jazz and folk singing.
Nicklas; Sally Bentzien; Sue Hickey; Karen Post, Karen Jacobs;
Betty Mesch; Barb Gamber: Karen Board: Kay Hilt.
Catalina Club

Spirit reaches a peak as Barb leads the
cheering crowd.
Cheerleaders
Mick, Karen, and Hank urge our Indians on.
ROW 1: Sue Harris; Barb Block, alternate; Rose Mangiaracina, alternate; Nancy Somdahl ROW 2: Hank Delikoski;
Karen Ulness, Phyllis Asselin, alternate; Marilyn Miller; Kris Turzinski.

ROW 1: David Wentworth: Jerry Braza: Alan Freeman; Bob Koski: Neil Greinke ROW 2: Wayne Trupke; Dan Ehler; Charles
K,,'ick: Jim Miller: Jim Bambrough ROW 3: Dick Larsen; Jim Klinzing: Bill Scherer: Steve Noffsinger: Bruce Schulz ROW 4:
Lloyd Rasmussen; John Kading; A. C, Stadhaus; Barry Schockmel; Ken Voll.
L-Club
This year the L-Club functioned not only as an
, ,
honorary organization for any La Crosse athlete
who had earned a letter in any varsity sport, but
also served as an active organization at athletic
events. Selling concessions at football and basketball
games as well as sponsoring all half-time entertainment
for both sports were activities of the
organization.
ROW 1: Gary Dowd; John Pankiewicz; Wayne Sojkowski; Pete Van Handel: Roger Baylor ROft' 2: Dennis Stannard; Joe
Jarosh; Jeff Haebig; Patrick Fleming ROW 3: Mike Cross; Pete Werner; AI Poser; Topper Hagerman; Bob Polan.
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L-Bar-X dancers prove square dancing can be fun!
L-Bar-X
ROW I: Tom Byerly, :\lick Miller, Simon Miller, Marlene Ten­
Haken; Jim Trowbridge; Betty Mesch; Steve Lange; Judy Marx;
Jim Hornby ROlf 2: Bob Meronk; Joann Wolff; Stan Dorff;
Sonia Gonzalez; Bonnie Ostenneier; Bill Scherer; Jeannie Jach;
Connie Boebel puts the finishing touches on her new
L-Bar-X outfit.
The colorful L-Bar-X dancing group under
their expert advisor, Bernadine Kunkel, participated
in many out-of-town events, impressively
representing La Crosse State University. Included
in the traveling itinerary were performances
at lola, vVisconsin's winter carnival and
vVestby, vVisconsin, a performance and a dance
workshop at the Education Association convention
at St. Francis, south of Milwaukee, and representation
at the La Farge Career Day program.
Four objectives of the group \vere outlined this
year. They included: 1. to further each club
member's skill 2. to help "would-be" dancers 3.
to perform whenever asked 4. to enjoy the social
experience of dancing and laughing together.
Mike Flanagan; Mary Engsberg; Peter Werner ROW 3: Scott
Shaw; Margaret Jannush; Dave Pieper; Joyce Pabst; Bucky Nielsen;
Connie Boebel; Jack Connaughton; Gail Mortenson; \Vayne
Schreiber; Chuck Moore.

ROW 1: Margaret Jannusch: (Mrs.) Barbara Jumes; Carolyn
Garriott ROW 2: Donna Swanson: Bonnie Ostermeier: Katherine
Orchesis
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Effertz RO W 3: Tari Batchelder: Karen Ulness; Lois Cotton;
Gale Huse: Dorene Boese.
\Vith grace, beauty, and poise the Orchesis club
performed for :l\iIother's Day weekend. The compositions
depended on free technique with personal
interpretations of various jazz, comedy, and folk
musIC.

The Porn-Porn Girls lead the Marching Chiefs m the Oktoberfest
Parade.
Porn-Porn Girls
Representing the school spirit of La Crosse State
University, the Porn-Porn Girls participated in the
Oktoberrest parade and the Homecoming parade
leading the band and pe_rformed at football and
basketball games leading the crowd in cheers and
school songs.
ROW ]: Pam Smith· Joy Markert; Kitsy McCulloch; Karen
Flynn; Marty Burris; Carolyn Quammen ROW 2: Judy Milfred;
Kathy Tench; Sandy Schmit; Judi Patience; Carol Romeo;
Sharon Reese; Barbara Heinonen ROW 3: Janet Hansen; Holly
The Porn-Porn Girls perform during half-time at a basketball
game.
Leading the school song, the Porn-Porn Girls stimulate school
spirit at a football game.
Hoesly; Cheryl Fischer; Kathy Behling; Karen ."Jordbloom; Barb
Kinyon ROW 4: Gloria Hutchinson; Pam Topol; Connie Boebel;
Terry Lindgren; Karen Johnson.

ROW 1: Bonnie Ostermeier: Margaret Jannusch: Jill Walker:
Sue Meado\\s: Marilyn Meyer: Hank Delikoski: Rose Mangiara-
TUll1bling Club
cina ROW 2: Nancy Krattiger: Nancy Wagner: Francis Koenig;
Judy Marx: Judy Cox: Sandy Laing.
With beautiful control, strength, and grace the
La Crosse State Tumbling Club entertained t\\'O
basketball game audiences as the club performed at
half-time of both the La Crosse-River Falls game
and the LaCrosse-Stout game. The club's third
performance was at the High School Playday in
the spring.

The helping hands of WRA m.embers assist a Play Day
participant over the horse.
Women's Recreation
Association WRA sponsors free recreational swims throughout
the year.
"Keep Sports Alive in '65" was the theme for
the \Vomen's Recreation Association this year. The
\VRA encouraged expanded participation by publicizing
its activities in the WRAP, the WRA. paper.
Opportunities to participate in twelve separate
sports were offered. Apparatus, archery, badminton,
basketball, curling, fencing, riding, softball,
swimming, tennis, track and field, and volleyball
ROWI: Mona Moen: Nancy Thomson; Diane Libersky; Sally
Redlin: Carol Friday; Marilyn Schwartz ROW 2: Lois Cotton;
Eve Kramer; Sharon Theobald: Sandie Simpson; Carol Lamp;
Jean Evert; Lee Stephenson, advisor ROW 3: Karen Toburen;
were the events vVRA sponsored for girls with any
amount of experience.
WRA attended several Sports Days sponsored by
other Wisconsin State Universities' \VRA's. In
turn our WRA not only hosted basketball and
swimming Sports Days but also held Play Days
for high school students.
Helen Emery; Connie Owen; Patricia Besner; Virginia Fairbanks;
Jean Bubolz; Toni O'Brien; Pam Schroeder ROW 4: Virginia
Nairn; Linda Duncan; Ann Ditscheit; Barbara Brekken; Linda
Kovalik; Barb Gamber; Marcy Oncken; Roberta McGowan.

Dr. Estes tapes choir music for television
and radio publicity, advertising the
choir's European tour.
Collegiates: ROWI: Carol Kaepernick; Gloria Michels; Carol
Cook; Ann Lorenzen; Jan Doleschal RO W 2: James Regelein;
The University Singers in concert.
The La Crosse State University Singers plan to
make a three week concert tour of Europe this
summer. Performances have already been scheduled
in Munich, Berlin, Paris, Coblenz, Rothenburg,
Frankfurt, Lucerne, Dijon, and London.
The idea for the tour sprang from an invitation
the Singers received last year to participate in a
week-long summer festival of Renaissance music
in Florence, Italy. Although it was impossible to
accept that invitation, the prospects of such a trip
excited the members of the choral group, and it
was ultimately decided that a European
tour might be possible. It is now a reality!
James Greenup; Glenn Wake; William Ziegler; Tom Byerly; George
Potarake.

SPRING

1965 Spring Was ...

... assisting the town in stopping the rising waters
1965 Spring Was
. . . watching Riverside Park slowly disappear
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.. .. ..

· .. relaxing from the tensions of the flood
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The honorees at La Crosse State University's first
annual Honors Banquet were: ROW 1: Kathleen
Manke, Alice O. Gordon Scholarship; Barbara
Bell, Rena Angell Scholarship; Janet Snyder, Delta
Kappa Gamma Scholarship; ROW 2: Nancy
Thomson, Grace Tripp Scholarship; Barbara Herried,
Panhellenic Council Award; Alyce Schneeberger,
Reuben Trane Scholarship; Marlene Ten
Haken, La Crosse Community Trust Scholarship;
Margaret vValker, James Quinn Award for Women;
Peggy Barenthin, Bessie Belle Hutchinson
Scholarship Winners
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Scholarship; Ann Spooner, and Mrs. Sally Seiler,
both Alice O. Gordon Scholarships; Trudy Bolen,
Alpha Omicron Pi Scholarship; ROW 3: Harold
Erickson, William H. vVhite Scholarship; Peter
vVerner, James Quinn Award for Mew Jerome
Kalamen, Phi Epsilon Kappa Scholastic Key; Lyle
Koehler, Eugene W. Murphy Scholarship; David
Frisbie, \Vorld \Var II Memorial Scholarship;
Stephen Rutter, Eta Phi Alpha Award; and John
Brauner, Oren E. Frazee Scholarship.

Playboy of the
Western World
John Millington Synge's somewhat notorious
work, The Playboy of the Western World, was the
last presentation of the La Crosse State University
Players for the 1964-65 season. Synge, now recognized
as one of the best of the Abbey Lane playwrights,
lightly depicted the indecisiveness, the native
religiousness, the flowery language, and the
popular imagination of the Irish people.
The Cast
Terrell Brown . . . . . . . . . . .. Christopher Mahon
Lorelle Brownell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pegeen Mike
Tom Dickmann Old Mahon
Gerald Quimby Michael James
Mona Synoground Widow Quinn
Jeffry Klund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Shawn Kuegh
Dustin Evans Philley Cullen
Don Weisflog Jimmey Farrell
Linda Hundt Sara Tausy
Bethani Beaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Susan Brady
Bridget Cantlon Honor Blake
June Jorgenson Nellie O'Riordan
"Well ... please excuse yourself!!!"
"Aye, thy best friend should tell thee!"

Grand prize winner, Lutheran Campus Center.
Jim Regelein experienced double success as he directed the first
place winners in Men's Voices, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and the grand
prize organization, the Lutheran Campus Center.
Something Southern
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Beautiful Southern belles greeted the audience at
the doors of the Main Hall Auditorium which had
been transformed by the Recreation Club into a
Southern mansion, complete with ftovver gardens
and Southern scenery.
The South came alive as various organizations
presented their versions of "Something Southern"
with such favorites as "Deep River," "Nobody
Knows the Trouble I've Seen," and "Swanee
River."
The Lutheran Campus Center won top honors
for mixed groups and for over-all performance
with "Everytime I Feel the Spirit," and "Give
Me Your Tired, Your Poor."
Tau Kappa Epsilon won first place for Men's
Voices with "Dry Bones" and "lVrore." "Kentucky
Babe" and "As Long As He Needs .Me" were
Alpha Omicron Pi's selections as they won first
place for Women's Voices.

Second place winners for \Vomen's Voices, Delta Zeta sorority.
Alpha Omicron Pi won first place for Women's Voices and second place for all-around singing.
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This grace and beauty brought first place to
the TKEs.
Master of ceremonies, Gerald Quimby,
entertained between acts.
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Beta Variety Show
"Vould you like a subscription to the new campus PRAVADA?"
Tau Kappa Epsilon won first place at the 1965
Beta Variety Show with their satire of the ballet
Swan Lake. Phi Sigma Epsilon gathered second
place honors as they did a take off on 007. Delta
Zeta Sorority came in third with "How to Catch
a Man," and Sigma Tau Gamma, with a skit about
a lighthouse keeper and his family, settled for
fourth place.
Gerald Quimby, master of ceremonies, captured
the grand prize, in the audience's mind at least, for
his delightful between-act performance.

NAJA Swim Meet
From Slippery Rock to Puget Sound and from
Bemidji to Eastern New .Nfexico, swimmers from
28 schools took over the new La Crosse State University
pool for the three day National Association
of Intercollegiate Athletics swimming meet.
The 20-man Macalester team successfully defended
its National Championship, under the
coaching of Dave Halberg, a '58 graduate of La
Crosse State.
Bill Goers was the Indian's champion with a
first in the 100-vard , freestvle. , He swam it in :50.0
-not a national record-but good enough to win
a first for La Crosse. The Indians finished in 8th
place with 23 Y2 points.
The gun sounds, the watches click, and the swimmers stretch into the water.
With strength and desire, this swimmer fights to remain ahead.
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This swimmer surges ahead, urged on by the shouts of his teammate
and the crowd.
Macalester shows its championship form.

LaCrosse State University
at the 1965 World's Fair
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ROW 1: Paul Sommers; Dave Christiansen; E. Richard Larsen;
John Veltman; Mark Simon; Bob Renz. ROW 2: Ed Duren; Al
Staffon: Wayne Sojkowski; Richard Meteyard; Steve Lange.
ROW 3: Coach E. W. Vickroy; Arney Degenhardt; Gene Lou-
Paul Sommers gives a big wind up before delivering the
pitch.
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ghrin; Neil Elbe, Roger Mashack; Richard Corcoran; Bill Severson;
Terry Schaetzke; Phil Pabich, Statistician; Ralph Eswein;
Field Manager; Larry Hilgendorf, Assistant Coach.
Baseball
Big Bats
'With a predominantly freshman pitching staff
the Indians won six games and lost nine. The
Indians won four of their first seven games, the
most interesting of which was a 28-11 victory over
Loras College of Iowa. As the season progressed,
the competition stiffened and LaCrosse lost six of
their next eight games. \Vith only two players lost
by graduation the Indians are looking forward to
the 1966 season as a chief title contender.

An Indian batter takes a big cut.
It's a hit!
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Scoreboard
LaCrosse 4 Winona 9
LaCrosse a State Col. of Iowa 10
LaCrosse 1 State Col. of Iowa a
LaCrosse 13 Eau Claire State a
LaCrosse 4 Eau Claire State 3
LaCrosse 28 Loras College 11
LaCrosse 2 Loras College 7
LaCrosse a Oshkosh State 2
LaCrosse 7 Oshkosh State 4
LaCrosse a Platteville State 4
LaCrosse 3 Platteville State 1
LaCrosse 2 River Falls State 3
LaCrosse 3 River Falls State 6
LaCrosse a Whitewater State 2
LaCrosse 4 Whitewater State 10
Going for a double, Al Staffon slides.

ROW 1: Gerry Braza; Rick Schulz; Pete Van Handel; Steve
Noffisinger; Pete Werner; Barry Schockmel. ROW 2: Dennis
Burton; Dan Ehler; Tom Busse; Bruce Hutcheon; Gary Gardiner;
Jim Coutley; Gary Drezang, Trainer. ROW 3: Eugene Witek;
Track
Dave Heinecke gets set to hurl the discus.
Dave Maher; Mike Cross; Jim Klinzing: Dave Heinecke; Larry
Morrison; Lee Spletter. ROJ}! 4: Coach Gautsch; Marv Ekern;
Vic Getsinger; Dick Running; Gordon Saron; Dennis Arkin;
Coach Bro\'iD.
Cinderlllen on the Move
172
Though several meets were rained or snowed out,
the trackmen did a credible job by taking second
place in the conference meet held at LaCrosse.
Individual winners were pole vaulter Tom Busse,
high jumper Ron Byers, three miler Dan Ehler,
and discus thro\ver Dave Heinecke.
Scoreboard
LaCrosse 104 River Falls 27
LaCrosse 2nd Conference Meet
LaCrosse 51 Whitevvater 85
LaCrosse 4th Conference Relays

Determination, concentration, and desire helped Tom Busse to the
pole vaulting conference championship.
Two miler Gerry Braza sprints for the finish line.
Up and over he goes as an onlooker gives
his support.

Joe Jarosh shows his winning form.
John Kading returns the ball with a
good stiff forearm drive.
Tennis
With Racquets Swinging
The tennis team played in all kinds of weather
this spring, but managed a 9-0 triumph over
Stevens Point, a 5-2 win over Mankato State, a
8-1 victory over Luther, and a third place state
conference rating. The state tournament was held
on the La Crosse courts this year. Jim Gray and
Jim Baker were the only La Crosse competitors
to play in the semi-finals.
The team was a well-balanced team and with
returning lettermen and some new prospects the
team is looking forward to a successful '66 season.
ROW I: Jim Baker; Jim Gray. ROW 2: Joe Jarosh; John Kading. Team members not pictured are AI Pruefer;
Richard Michuda; Frank KIeczewski.

SEATED: Gene Dobson: Walter Thoreson, coach. STANDING: Ray Scofield; Terry Brown; Ace Stadhaus; Harry Carpenter; Don Iverson;
Ken VoIl; Ron Quillin.
The golf team compiled a record of seven wins
and three losses this season which included an 8
to 7 upset over Loras College of Iowa, a 21 to 6
sweep over Platteville, and a lOY2 to 4Y2 victory
over Oshkosh. The team placed fourth in the state
conference meet at Green Lake with Don Iverson
shooting a 153 which put him third among the
state golfers. One of the most exciting tournaments
for the linksmen was the N.A.I.A. tournament at
Rockford, Illinois. The team placed eighth with
Don once again displaying his skill as he was
runner-up for the national championship and was
placed on the N.A.I.A. all-American golf team.
Golf
The Indian Linksrnen
175
Ray Scofield shoots out of the rough.

SENIORS

(SEATED, left to right) Sharon K. Wichelt, Brodhead; Marlene TenHaken, Sheboygan; Karen Ulness, Valders;
Karen Marie Smith. Fort Atkinson; Caroline Pipke, Milwaukee; Helen Emery, Mauston; (STANDING)
Jeff Haebig, West Bend: Stephen Rutter, LaCrosse; Dennis Stannard, Fort Atkinson; A. C. Stadthaus, Mayville:
Fred Fibeger, LaCrosse; Clark Tingle, Waukesha; Harold Motschenbacher, Onalaska: and Loren C. Wardwell,
LaCrosse.
Thirty students at La Crosse State University
were included in the 1965-66 edition of "Who's
\Vho Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges." The students were nominated by an
anonymous faculty-student committee, which
made selections on the basis of participation and
leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities,
citizenship and service to the school, and
promise of future usefulness.
Senior Honors
(SEATED, left to right) Carleen Sieh, Crystal Lake, Ill.; Ann Ditscheit, Milwaukee; Nancy Thomson, Coleman;
Constance Owen, Oconomowoc; Carol Vogelpohl, Menomonee Falls; Sally Jo Haymann, Milwaukee; (STAND­
ING) Steven Hoff, Osseo; W. Steve Storey, Peshtigo; James E. Miller, Peshtigo; Bill Collar, Wisconsin Rapids;
Herm Dustman, Northbrook, Ill.; Robert Koski, Wakefield, Mich.; and Kenneth Felker, Peshtigo. Not pictured
are John Kading, Appleton; Stephen Lange, Oshkosh; and Donald Stulken, Viroqua.

Stephen R. Adams
Recreation
Tari A. Batchelder
Physical Education
Cheryl A. Behrens
Physical Education
Jerome F. Binsfeld
Physical Education
Daniel B. Amundsen
Physical Education
Mary J. Bauer
Physical Education
Mary E. Beiderwieden
Elementary Education
Barbara M. Blackburn
Physical Education
Ellen D. Anderson
Letters and Science
Bethani A. Beaster
Secondary Education
Barbara M. Bell
Letters and Science
Dorene L. Boese
Physical Education
Patricia M. Bahan
Letters and Science
Kenneth L. Beck
Letters and Science
John E. Berg
Secondary Education
Trudy K. Bolen
Secondary Education

Lorna Borns
Physical Education
Judy R. Brandau
Elementary Education
Barbara J. Brekken
Physical Education
Wayne F. Bmno
Physical Education
Gerald J. Borseth
Letters and Science
Gerald F. Braza
Physical Education
Ronald L. Briggs
Letters and Science
Jean E. Buckley
Elementary Education
Phyllis J. Bourne
Physical Education
Seniors
Lorelle E. Brownell
Secondary Education
Nancy Keller Burcum
Elementary Education
James M. Brady
Physical Education
Christine G. Brechler
Physical Education
Marjorie A. Bruner
Physical Education
Ronald J. Byers
Physical Education

William G. Caesar
Letters and Science
Daniel F. Cibrario
Secondary Education
Lois M. Cotton
Physical Education
Jack D. Davis
Physical Education
Kay Welter Carl
Secondary Education
John P. Clements
Letters and Science
Claudette C. Crook
Physical Education
Noel G. Denniston
Physical Education
Rosaline J. Carter
Elementary Education
William J. Collins
Letters and Science
Paul A. Cuta
Letters and Science
Judith M. Dettmann
Physical Education
Erik C. Caspersen
Letters and Science
Prentice C. Connell
Elementary Education
Darryle D. Damon
Secondary Education
Anne E. Ditscheit
Physical Education

Stanley T. Dorff
Recreation
Herman C. Dustman
Physical Education
Helen J. Emery
Physical Education
Richard A. Fahning
Physical Education
Alice M. Downie
Letters and Science
Katherine M. Effertz
Physical Education
Gary C. Erickson
Physical Education
Virginia L. Fairbanks
Letters and Science
Douglas A. Drew
Letters and Science
Seniors
Ronald A. Erickson
Secondary Education
Donald Fass
Letters and Science
Linda M. Duncan
Physical Education
Mary A. Elstad
Elementary Education
Judith Erdman
Letters and Science
Kenneth R. Felker
Elementary Education

Carol A. Fenney
Physical Education
Thomas M. Fitzpatrick
Letters and Science
Alan W. Freeman
Physical Education
David A. Frisbie
Secondary Education
Fred M. Fibeger
Recreation
Mary E. Fouske
Secondary Education
Betty L. Frick
Letters and Science
Mary L. Fronk
Physical Education
Theron H. Fisher
Recreation
Gay L. Fox
Elementary Education
Carol]. Friday
Physical Education
Linda D. Fuller
Elementary Education
Dennis M. Fitzgerald
Letters and Science
Bernard H. Frazier
Physical Education
Gary E. Friedl
Letters and Science
Delores Russo Gahan
Secondary Education

Reginald A. Gassen
Letters and Science
James A. Gianoli
Letters and Science
Sally A. Glish
Elementary Education
J. Robert Gray
Letters and Science
Sandra K. Gates
Secondary Education
Robert L. Gibson
Secondary Education
Camille A. Glubka
Letters and Science
Donald D. Green
Letters and Science
Anthony J. Gautsch
Letters and Science
Seniors
Reginald F. Graf
Letters and Science
Kathleen A. Greenheck
Elementary Education
James W. Geissner
Recreation
W. Peter Gilbertson
Letters and Science
Doris Grumann Grassman
Elementary Education
Ronald G. Greve
Secondary Education

Gloria L. Gryphan
Elementary Education
Margaret J. Guertler
Secondary Education
M. Lynn Halverson
Secondary Education
Ellen Hanifl
Letters and Science
Charles R. Gschwind
Secondary Education
Gayl E. Gutknecht
Physical Education
David H. Halvorsen
Recreation
Genevieve L. Hansen
Elementary Education
Alden M. Guberud
Letters and Science
Daniel J. Hach
Letters and Science
Dennis W. Hamilton
Secondary Education
Jayne E. Hanson
Elementary Education
Elizabeth Teeslink Guberud
Physical Education
Vernon D. Halmrast
Letters and Science
Gary J. Hamm
Physical Education
Ronald K. Hanson
Letters and Science

Karen M. Harcey
Secondary Education
Sally J. Haymann
Physical Education
Karol E. Heinz
Physical Education
Katherine Davy Hill
Elementary Education
Helen K. Harding
Letters and Science
Martha Heck
Letters and Science
Cheryl J. Hermann
Secondary Education
Elaine Hoeft
Letters and Science
James M. Hartzheim
Letters and Science
Seniors
Barbara J. Herried
Letters and Science
Steven F. Hoff
Secondary Education
Hollis T. Havill
Secondary Education
Carolyn R. Heider
Elementary Education
Sue K. Hickey
Physical Education
Sharon M. Hoffiand
Elementary Education

Connie L. Holz
Elementary Education
Linda E. Hundt
Secondary Education
Judith J. Jacobus
Letters and Science
Ken W. Johnson
Secondary Education
Neil H. Hovind
Letters and Science
George Hupfer
Recreation
Melva C. Jensen
Secondary Education
Ruthanne Johnston
Physical Education
Shirleen S. Howard
Elementary Education
Kay Hutchen
Secondary Education
Donna J. Jenson
Physical Education
Allegra M. Jordie
Elementary Education
Carlynn M. Hulbert
Physical Education
}Yfarvin A. Iverson
Letters and Science
Ronald J. Jezwinski
Physical Education
Ed Jors
Letters and Science

Barbara Zeinerman J urnes
Physical Education
Robert E. Kerska
Secondary Education
James E. Klinzing
Physcial Education
Robert J. Koski
Physical Education
John C. Kading
Physical Education
Frank M. Kleczewski
Physical Education
Joyce A. Klipstein
Physical Education
Marion L. Kramer
Elementary Education
Carolyn M. Karceski
Physical Education
Seniors
Mary E. Klir
Elementary Education
Karen Kroeger
Letters and Science
Kathleen A. Keilholtz
Elementary Education
Karen K. Kleinke
Letters and Science
James P. Koch
Letters and Science
Anita Hendrickson Kropf
Letters and Science

Sylvia L. Kums
Physical Education
Steve W. Lange
Physical Education
Thomas M. Laurent
Physical Education
Diane M. Libersky
Physical Education
Charles F. Kwick
Physical Education
E. Richard Larsen
Recreation
Bonnie J. Leavitt
Elementary Education
Howard N. Liebscher
Letters and Science
Gerald W. Laabs
Letters and Science
Donna J. Larson
Secondary Education
Erling O. Lebakken
Secondary Education
Curtis R. Lingsweiler
Physical Education
Carol L. Lamp
Physical Education
Mavis A. Larson
Letters and Science
Barbara A. Lee
Elementary Education
Jack C. Louko
Physical Education

Susan Squires Lucas
Letters and Science
Carol A. Luther
Physical Education
Mary E. Malone
Physical Education
Kay F. Marshall
Letters and Science
Donald H. Ludwig
Letters and Science
Carolyn A. Mahnke
Elementary Education
Kathleen A. Manke
Elementary Education
Roger A. Mashack
Physical Education
Alyerd L. Luelloff
Secondary Education
Seniors
Dona L. Mantey
Secondary Education
Marlene D. Mashak
Secondary Education
Kay M. Lunde
Elementary Education
Rosemary M. Malin
Secondary Education
Susan J. Manthei
Secondary Education
Barbara A. Masheimer
Elementary Education

Naomi Masuda
Secondary Education
Jerold D. McCreight
Letters and Science
Diane Meier
Letters and Science
Diane M. Miller
Elementary Education
Patricia A. McCarthy
Elementary Education
John H. McCreight
Letters and Science
Norma J. Melby
Elementary Education
James E. Miller
Phy. Ed., Sec. Ed.
James A. McCartney
Secondary Education
William J. McCutcheon
Physical Education
Mary E. Mesch
Physical Education
James S. Miller
Physical Education
Patsy R. McCoy
Secondary Education
Robert J. McDermott
Secondary Education
Paul E. lvfethum
Letters and Science
Kathleen F. Miller
Physical Education

Howard T. Mills
Letters and Science
Thomas P. Morgan
Physical Education
Betty Misch Mousel
Letters and Science
Marjorie A. Nelson
Elementary Education
Karen J. Milos
Physical Education
Cordelia K. Mosher
Secondary Education
Tom M. Mulhern
Letters and Science
Scott C. Nelson
Letters and Science
Mona L. Moen
Physical Education
Seniors
Dewey L. Mullikin
Physical Education
Joseph A. Obmascher
Secondary Education
David G. Mollet
Letters and Science
Harold A. Motschenbacher
Letters and Science
Allan W. Mundsack
Letters and Science
Rip O'Dwanny
Letters and Science

Robert E. Oertel
Letters and Science
James L. Olson
Letters and Science
Barbara G. Ostermeier
Physical Education
Edward C. Parker
Elementary Education
Gerald R. O'Gara
Secondary Education
Martin V. Olson
Secondary Education
Darlene L. Oswald
Elementary Education
Susan E. Pennock
Letters and Science
Charlynn M. Olson
Secondary Education
Ruth A. Olson
Elementary Education
Connie J. Owen
Physical Education
MotilaIl Persaud
Letters and Science
Diane M. Olson
Elementary Education
Nancy L. Opland
Secondary Education
Lynn E. Owens
Physical Education
Clifford]. Peterson
Letters and Science

Sonja G. Pfaif
Physical Education
Margaret A. Pyron
Secondary Education
Dale A. Rae
Recreation
Suzanne E. Rezel
Secondary Education
Barbara A. Pikus
Recreation
Sylvan O. Quinn
Physical Education
Douglas L. Rash
Letters and Science
John R. Richling
Recreation
Caroline A. Pipke
Recreation
Seniors
Lloyd P. Rasmussen
Physical Education
Kenneth R. Ricker
Physical Education
Robert E. Preuss
Secondary Education
John J. Radjenovich
Elementary Education
Margaret R. Rezek
Letters and Science
Ronald J. Rinehart
Letters and Science

Bonnie L. Risberg
Elementary Education
Gordon 1. Robson
Letters and Science
Carol J. Romeo
Physical Education
David A. Rudolph
Secondary Education
John E. Risberg
Secondary Education
Linda K. Rockwell
Elementary Education
James B. Rose
Secondary Education
Stephen W. Rutter
Letters and Science
194
Marie D. Risberg
Secondary Education
William L. Roellich
Letters and Science
William C. Rowe
Physical Education
Mary Ann Sammons
Letters and Science
Marilyn H. Robertson
Secondary Education
Richard Rogers
Letters and Science
AI J. Rudolph
Letters and Science
Sherry J. Sanders
Elementary Education

Lynn Saterbak
Letters and Science
Sandra L. Schlosser
Elementary Education
James G. Schoebeck
Recreation
Faye A. Schwartz
Letters and Science
Terrance R. Schaetzke
Secondary Education
Terry W. Schmidt
Seconda'ry Education
Walter W. Schreiber
Secondary Education
Sally R. Seiler
Secondary Education
195
Allan J. ScheU
Letters and Science
Seniors
Wayne N. Schreiber
Physical Education
Beatrice E. Severson
Elementary Education
William L. Scherer
Physical Education
Bernadette H. Schmitz
Physical Education
Rita K. Schwandt
Elementary Education
Lawrence B. Shepard
Physical Education

John A. Shields
Secondary Education
Duane D. Smith
Physical Education
Martin R. Sobczak
Physical Education
Patricia A. Solverson
Secondary Education
Carleen Sieh
Physical Education
Jerome F. Smith
Letters and Science
Wayne A. Sojkowski
Physical Education
Rita M. Spangler
Secondary Education
Sandra A. Simpson
Physical Education
Karen M. Smith
Elementary Education
Sandra Soley
Letters and Science
Michael A. Spencer
Physical Education
Bette J. Smart
Elementary Education
Janet r. Snyder
Elementary Education
Luther D. Solverson
Letters and Science
Ann B. Spooner
Elementary Education

Jean A. Stadler
Physical Education
William C. Stover
Letters and Science
Donald G. Stulken
Secondary Education
Gary J. Templer
Letters and Science
Dennis R. Stannard
Physical Education
Robert J. Stremcha
Secondary Education
John F. Sutton
Letters and Science
Marlene R. TenHaken
Physical Education
William D. Stark
Letters and Science
Seniors
Mona J. Synoground
Secondary Education
Sharon Hamilton Theobald
Physical Education
Walter S. Storey
Physical Education
Shirley E. Stuart
Letters and Science
Beatrice J. Temp
Secondary Education
Nancy G. Thomson
Physical Education

Wayne D. Trupke
Physical Education
Karen R. Ulness
Physical Education
Peter Von Allman
Physical Education
John D. Wallin
Letters and Science
Michael C. Trussoni
Letters and Science
Marie M. Urban
Elementary Education
John R. Wagner
Letters and Science
James E. Walsh
Letters and Science
198
Jean A. Tryggestad
Elementary Education
John Z. Veltman
Physical Education
David G. Walchak
Letters and Science
Roberts J. Walters
Secondary Education
Ruth Lederer Twedt
Letters and Science
Carol Vogelpohl
Elementary Education
Margaret A. Walker
Physical Education
Loren C. Wardwell
Letters and Science

Nancy B. Weber
Letters and Science
Peter H. Werner
Physical Education
Otto L. Wiesjahn
Physical Education
James A. Wink
Physical Education
Irvin F. Wehman
Secondary Education
Seniors
Paul G. Wendling
Secondary Education
Looking Toward the Future
Penelope D. Williams
Elementary Education
Elyse A. Wittkopf
Physical Education
199
Neil H. Winchell
Physical Education
Bonnie Wollert
Letters and Science
Ronald N. Wermager
Letters and Science
Sharon K. Wichelt
Secondary Education
James B. Winder
Letters and Science
Carol J. Zahrte
Secondary Education

201
A Total Experience
"A university is more than a collection of buildings
and books and equipment and people. It IS
more than each person going his own way. It is
more than all acting in unison. A university is
achieved only when each taking his assigned part,
in time, in tempo, and in harmony, devotes his
effort toward the common goal."
Virgil M. Hancher

FACULTY

Rexford S. Mitchell
B.A., Lawrence College
M.A., University of Chicago
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
204

This is one of the many ways in which the students expressed their appreciation
for President Mitchell's interest in them.
26 Years of Service
Dr. Rexford Mitchell retired February 1, 1966
as president of Wisconsin State University-La­
Crosse, a position he had held for 26 years. As the
fourth president, he came to a campus \vhich
consisted of Main Hall, Campus School and Wittich
Hall. The college then had an enrollment of
806.
During his tenure the physical plant was expanded
to include the Library, Student Union,
New Physical Education Building, Science Building
and eight residence halls. The enrollment increased
five-fold.
In honor of President Mitchell, university students
designated December 14, as "President
Mitchell Day." His day included a Christmas
Banquet followed by a band concert, special dormitory
presentations, and the establishment of a
President Mitchell Fund. On January 5, 1966,
President Mitchell was honored at a Town-Gown
surprise birthday party.
Always active in civic and academic affairs, Dr.
Mitchell was chosen "Man of the Year" bv the
LaCrosse Chamber of Commerce in 1964. President
Mitchell will be remembered by many students
and facultv, as the ":NIan of .Manv, Years" of
friendly service and dedication to Wisconsin State
Universitv-LaCrosse.
President Mitchell and Herm Dustman, president of Campus Controls Council discuss
student problems on campus.
President and Mrs. Mitchell
President Mitchell became a favorite banquet
speaker for many civic and academic occasions.

New President,
Samuel G. Gates
B.A., Colorado State
M.A., Stanford University
Ed.D., Stanford University
206

Dr. Gates wistfully thinks about warm, lazy fishing
weather.
Samuel G. Gates, an administrator at Colorado
State College for 17 years, became president of
Wisconsin State University-La Crosse February
1, 1966, succeeding Dr. Rexford S. Mitchell. Dr.
Gates had been dean of the graduate division of
Colorado State College before coming to La
Crosse.
Dr. Gates graduated from West Denver High
School in 1937. His college career at Colorado
State College at Greeley, Colorado, was interrupted
by World vVar II in \vhich he served as a
captain and B-29 commander in the air force
western training command.
Dr. Gates taught junior high school science
classes in Greeley and Canon City, Colorado, was
an instructor in social studies at Colorado State
College, and director of the college high laboratory
school until he became dean of the graduate
school in 1955.
Dr. and Mrs. Gates moved to La Crosse in January,
leaving their son, Samuel Bartlett, 19, a
sophomore at the University of Colorado, and
their daughter, Kristie Marie 17, a senior in high
school at Greeley, in Colorado to complete their
educations. Kristie is seriously thinking about
attending La Crosse State next fall.
In his reply to the Board of Regents' invitation
to be president, Dr. Gates wrote: "I am greatly
impressed by the Wisconsin State University
system, its philosophy, purpose, leadership, and
great potential."
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President and Mrs. Samuel Gerald Gates
Dr. Gates is a sharp shooter on campus and off!

Edward Carlsson, Ph.D
Professor
Vice-President, Business Affairs
Edith Cartwright, M.A.
Professor
Dean of Women
Adrninistration
Maurice O. Graff, Ph.D.
Professor
Vice-President, Academic Affairs
James Erickson, Ed.D.
Professor
Dean, Graduate School
Gale Grimslid, M.S.
Instructor
Acting Director of Admissions and Field Services
Richard Gunning, Ph.M
Professor
Dean of Men

Glenn Smith, Ed.D.
Professor
Dean, School of Health, Recreation
Physical Education
W. Carl Wimberly, Ph.D.
Professor
Dean, School of Letters and Science
Bernard Young, Ed.D.
Professor
Dean, School of Teacher Education
Robert LeRoy, M.A.
Associate Professor
Registrar
Eugene Murphy
Regent
Robert Steuck, Ed.D.
Professor
Dean of Student Affairs

Art
Mr. Vavrek expresses himself through his work.
Kenneth Vavrek, M.F.A.
Instructor
Art
210
Mrs. Maureen Vavrek, B.F.A.
Faculty Assistant
Art
Richard Beck, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Art
Dale Kendrick, Ph.D.
Professor
Art
William Vafeas. Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Art
C. Gerald Wells, M.F.A.
Assistant Professor
Art

Wilbur Johnson, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Biology
Stuart McIlraith, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Orlin Anderson, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology
La Verne Buldhaupt, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Allen Nelson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Richard Hartley, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology
Biology
212
:Mr. Theodore Rovang, a native of Erskine,
Minn., is retiring this year after 39 years of service
to La Crosse State University.
Mr. Rovang received his B.A. in biology at St.
Olaf College and his A.M. in botany and psychology
at Columbia University Teachers College.
Before joining the La Crosse faculty in 1927,
Mr. Rovang taught high school in North Dakota.
A quiet-spoken man with a twinkle in his eye,
he will be remembered by two generations of students
who have come under his influence.

Theodore Rovang. A.M.
Professor
Biology
Phillip Sparks, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Lucretia Wahl, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Biology
James Warner, M.S.
Instructor
Biology
Laura Schuh, M.S.
Associate Professor
Biology
213
Robert Senff, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Vincent A. Weber, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology
Howard Young, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology

W. Grey Konrad, Ph.M.
Associate Professor
Chemistry
Gerald Rausch, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
Lawrence Nutter, M.S.
Instructor
Chemistry
Chell1istry
Ralph Phillips, M.S.
Associate Professor
Chemistry
Patricia Robinson, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Chemistry
Raja Badran, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Chemistry
Milford Cowley, Ph.D.
Professor
Chemistry
C. Richard Kistner, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
Lawrence Rowe, i\f.S.
Associate Professor
Chemistry

Marian Scullin (Mrs.), B.Ed.
Faculty Assistant
Chemistry
John Storlie, M.S.
Associate Professor
Chemistry
Katherine Stubblefield (Mrs.), M.S.C.S.
Faculty Assistant
Chemistry
Mr. William Parks, in integrating philosophy
and the science of economics, has proposed that
by the very essence of human nature, nothing is
really harmonious, the economy in particular. To
him pop art, the frug, and Gemini-7 are the unharmonious
expressions of the internal discord in
human nature. "Economics," says Nfr. Parks, "is a
study of human nature," and if this is so, then economics
is not a study of equilibrium but one of upset
and discord. This is the philosophy behind Mr.
Park's "Study of Micro-Discordancies in the Modern
Domestic Economy of the United States."
Chemistry
Economics
Cloyce Campbell, Ph.D.
Professor
Economics, Business Administration
Chloe Elmgren, M.B.A.
Assistant Professor
Economics, Business Administration

Austin Spencer, M.A.
Instructor
Economics, Business Administration
Nature study comes alive III Miss Steinke's
third grade class.
Education
Economics
Elementary
Pauline Abel, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Intermediate Supervising Teacher
Lora Greene, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Economics, Business Administration
Clifford Mladenoff, L.L.B.
Asssitant Professor
Economics, Business Administration
William Parks, L.L.M.
Associate Professor
Economics, Business Administration
Noel Antoff (Mrs.), B.A.
Faculty Assistant
Elementary Education
Mauree Applegate Clack (Mrs.), M.A.
Associate Professor
Elementary Education

Richard Rasmussen, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Director, Campus School
Alta Johnson, (Mrs.) M.S.
Instructor
Elementary Education
Marian Hammes, M.A.
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
Dorothy Heider, M.A.
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
Elaine Lutiger, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Elementary Education
Education
Julia Steinke, M.S.
Instructor
Primary Supervising Teacher
Elementary
Rhea Pederson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Primary Supervising Teacher
Terry Witzke, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Intermediate Supervising Teacher
Phyllis Pimer, M.S.
Instructor
Kindergarten Supervising Teacher

Bob Gowl1and, M.A.
Associate Professor
Secondary Education
Justin Lemke, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Secondary Education
Education
Secondary
Marian Granger, M.A.
Instructor
Secondary Supervising Teacher
Theda Holder, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Secondary Education
Norman Schein, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Junior High Supervising Teacher
Burton Altman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Secondary Education
Donald Davis, Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Secondary Education
Howard Fredricks, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Junior High Supervising Teacher
William Schmidt, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Secondary Education

Allan Reiss, M.S.
Instructor
Geography
Margaret Chew, Ph.D.
Professor
Geography
Harold Classen, Ph.D.
Professor
Geography
Jerry Culver, M.S.
Associate Professor
Geography
Geography
Edward Weinzierl, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Geography
Virgil Holder, M.A.
Instructor
Geography
Robert Wingate, M.S.
Instructor
Geography

James Brown, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Health, Recreation
Physical Education
Francis Carter, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Clifton DeVoll, P.E.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Diane DeVoll (Mrs.), M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Alice DeBmver, M.A.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Beatrice Baird, Ed.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Robert Batchelder, M.A.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Orville Brault, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Physical Education Supervising Teacher

William Floyd, M.A.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Floyd Gautsch, P.E.D.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Ernest Gershon, P.E.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Lane Goodwin, M.Ed.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Wayne Gorell, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Douglas Kane, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Beth Knepple (Mrs.), B.S.
Instructor
Physical Education Supervising Teacher
Thomas Marshall, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Health, Recreation, Physical Education

William Otto, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Health, Recreation
Physical Education
Patricia Polleck, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
F. Lee Stephenson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Rollo Taylor, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Marjorie Schroeder (Mrs.), M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Mary McLellan, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Leon Miller, M.A.
Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Lorraine Moe, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Health, Recreation, Physical Education

Anna Thomas, :\1.A.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Dolly Vanderlip, l\f.S.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
William E. Vickroy, M.A.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Terry Warner, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Richard Westkaemper, Ed.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Don Wille, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education
Anne Winter, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, Physical Education

Aida Allness (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
History
Allen Birchler, M.A.
Assistant Professor
History
Frederick Davies, Ph.D.
Professor
History
Laurence Fallis, M.A.
Assistant Professor
History
History teachers make many speeches on campus, and Dr.
Voight is no exception.
George Gilkey, Ph.D.
Professor
History, Political Science
224
William Hughes, M.S.
Assistant Professor
History

William Vettes, Ph.D.
Professor
History
David Jenkins, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
History
William Laux, M.A.
Professor
History
James Potts, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
History
History
Robert Voight, Ph.D.
Professor
History, Political Science
225
Stanley Rolnick, Ph.D.
Professor
History
Rex Wade, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
History

Mavis Carlsson (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Foreign Language
Mortimer Cushman, M.A.
Assistant Professor
English
Languages
Philip Diser, M.A.
Instructor
English
Lorraine Flaherty, B.A.
Faculty Assistant
English
Alvida Ahlstrom, Ph.D.
Professor
Foreign Languages
Mary Jane Bloom (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
English
Ronald Burman. M.A.
Instructor
English
Helen Gilkey, (Mrs.), M.A.
Instructor
English

Lee Glasel, M.S.
Assistant Professor
English
Jay Gurian, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
English
Edward Hartig, M.A.
Instructor
English
Mary Hebberd, (Mrs.), M.A.
Associate Professor
English
William Hyde, Ph.D.
Professor
English
John Judson, M.F.A.
Assistant Professor
English
Richard Koppitch, M.A.
Assistant Professor
English, French

Ada Lord, (Mrs.), M.S.
Assistant Professor
English
Paul Manter, M.A.
Instructor
English
Jay Norris, M.A.
Associate Professor
English
Margaret Oleson, M.A.
Associate Professor
English, Speech
Languages
Ruth Nixon, (Mrs.), M.A.
Associate Professor
Foreign Language
James Lafky, M.A.
Instructor
English
Helen Lennon, (:Ylrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Foreign Language
Frederick Lesher, M.A.
Instructor
English

Meredith Orr, M.A.
Instructor
English
Roger Parsons, Ph.D.
Professor
English
James Stephens, M.F.A.
Instructor
English
Adelee Stokke, (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
English
Greta Trainer, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
English
Eugene Williams, M.A.
Instructor
English
Emerson Wulling, Ph.D.
Professor
English
Edna Whalen, (Mrs.), M.A.
Instructor
Foreign Language

John Jenks, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Mass Communications
Patricia Muller, M.A.
Instructor
Director, Information Services
Herbert Searcy, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Librarian
Roy Van Note, Ph.D.
Professor
Director, Library
230
William Birdsall, M.A.
Instructor
Librarian
Catherine Crail, (Mrs.), M.A.L.S.
Associate Professor
Librarian
Russel Evans, M.A.
Instructor
Librarian
Dale Gresseth, M.S.
Instructor
Librarian
Alice Hagar, M.S.L.S.
Associate Professor
Librarian, Campus School
Margaret Hocker, M.A.L.S.
Associate Professor
Librarian
Library
Science
Mass
CornIIlunications

Manmohan Arora, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Merrill Barneby, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Arthur Brownell, M.S.
Instructor
Mathematics
Mathematics
Leo Schnur, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
E. Keith Swanson, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Arnold Temte, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Roland Christensen, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Charles Conniff, M.A.
Instructor
Mathematics
Dennis O'Brien, M.S.
Instructor
Mathematics
Theodore Rozelle, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics

John Swickard, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Music
Ralph WahL M.M.
Assistant Professor
Music
Dallas Weekley, M.M.
Assistant Professor
Music
Therese Roggenbuck, M.M.
Instructor
Music
232
William Estes, Ed.D.
Professor
Music
Truman Hayes, M.A..D.
Associate Professor
Music
David Mewaldt, M.M.
Associate Professor
Music
Music

Philosophy
Physics
William Felch, Ph.D.
Professor
Philosophy
Owen Raynor, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Philosophy
233
Richard Blade, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Physics
Carlin Dahler, M.S.
Associate Professor
Physics
Earl Hughes, M.S.
Instructor
Physics
Robert Uber, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Physics

Surender Singh, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
History, Political Science
Psychology
Bill Fullmer, a semor III psychology, working
under the guidance of Dr. Ted Tetzlaff, is using
Japanese quail as "guinea pigs" in his early experience
study. The problem he is exploring deals
with the affect early experiences in life have on
the quail's later physical growth and behavioral
patterns. For instance; if Bill handles some young
birds and not others he expects that the handled
birds will be heavier and more resistant to stress.
After a 44-day resting period, he subjects the
quail to various tests to confirm his expected results.
This research is financed by a National Science
Foundation grant awarded to Dr. Tetzlaff.
Gary Kuhn, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Political Science
Political
Science
Richard Lindblad, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Political Science
Dennis O'Keefe, M.A.
Instructor
History, Political Science

Dr. John Cleveland and Dr. Robert Jackson,
co-directors of the psycho-education clinic on
campus, are \vorking on a pilot study of gifted or
creative children two to six years old. The two
psychologists administer intelligence tests, put
the children in play situations, observe their actions,
test and examine for any signs of special
intelligence or creativity the children may exhibit,
and interview the parents, to find out if they can
identify true creativity.
The research project is being financed in part
by a grant from the Research Advisory Council
of ·Wisconsin.
Clark Himmel, M.E.
Assistant Professor
Psychology
Robert Jackson, Ph.D.
Professor
Psychology
Ted Tetzlaff, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Psychology
Psychology
235
John Cleveland, Ed.D
Associate Professor
Psychology
Sally Cremer (Mrs.), B.A.
Faculty Assistant
Psychology

David Sorenson, B.A.
Faculty Assistant
Sociology
Walter Thoresen, Ph.D.
Professor
Sociology
Sociology
Charles Hurst, M.S.
Instructor
Sociology
Paul Johnson, M.S.
Instructor
Sociology
Joseph Motivans, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Sociology
This is true social interaction at work!

Clarence Althaus, M.S.
Instructor
Associate Director, Loans and Employment
Velma Gunning, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Director, Loans and Employment
Shirley Haas (Mrs.), M.A.
Instructor
Assistant Dean of Women
David Hogue, Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Assistant Dean of Men
Thomas Hood, A.M.
Instructor
Assistant Director, Student Union
Harvey Ideus, Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Director of Placement
Eleanor Kennedy (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Information Services
Robert McMahon, M.D.
Associate Professor
University Physician
Special Services

Grace Smith (Mrs.), B.S.M.T.
Faculty Assistant
Health Center
Earle D. Munns, Ed.D.
Assistant Professor
Student Personnel
Judith Pinkston (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Student Activities
Special Services
Donald Staats, M.S.
Instructor
Assistant Dean of Men
June Tenckhoff, B.S.
Instructor
Assistant Dean of Women
Marjorie Von Arx (Mrs.), B.S.
Director, Student Health Center
Donald Strand, M.S.
Instructor
Director, Student Union

Glenn Comeau, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Speech
William Dixon, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Robert Frederick, M.A.
Associate Professor
Speech
Charles Haas, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Speech
Marion Miller (Mrs.), M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Speech
Donald Pfaff, A.M.
Instructor
Speech
Theodora Richter (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
Speech

Jack Starr, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Speech
Marie Toland (Mrs.), Ph.D.
Professor
Speech
Sharon Tracy, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
and Mr. Frederick as Queen Elizabeth and Lord Es­
,e" j ••, 'Lilzabcth the Queen."
Dr. fvlarie Toland, teacher, actress, and director,
is retiring this year after 29 years of service
to La Crosse State University. Dr. Toland received
her B.S. from Ottawa University where
she majored in biological science with a minor in
English and dramatics. After spending summers
at Colorado University and attending Kansas
State Teachers College and the University of
Iowa, she received her master's in dramatic art
and clinical psychology. The University of Iowa
granted Dr. Toland her doctorate of philosophy.
\Vhile a member of the La Crosse faculty, Dr.
Toland directed 54 plays. She will be remembered
well for her great ability to communicate on the
stage, behind the scenes, or in the classroom.
Helen Vitale, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Speech
Thomas Wirkus, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Speech

We Depart . ..
. . . to discover awaiting opportunities)· yet-

Unfinished work) unattained dreams)
a favorite professor)
We)ll Come Back . ..

Alpha Kappa Lambda
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Xi Delta
Associated \Vomen Students
Band
Baseball
Basketball
Beta Sigma Chi
Biology Club
Campus Controls Council
Campus Vets
Cana Club
Catalina Club
Cheerleaders
Christian Bible Study
Circle K
Coulee Trekkers
Cross Countn
Debate '
Delta Psi Kappa
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Zeta
Elementarv Club
Eta Phi /\.lpha
.'\
Aavang, Glenn!s 36
ABEL PAULINE 216
Abraham. Barbara 139
Abrahams. Charlotte 34
.-\brahamson. Effie 34.128
Adams. Diane 40.124,133
:\dams, Jim 33,99
Adams, Stephen 1c8
.'\dams. Tom 30.104.124.131.134
A'Hearn. Pat 36.80
Ahl, Kathy 4()
AHLSTRO"l-\LVIIH 226
Aigner, Joe 1fT 137
Aken, Sandy 41
.'\lbitz, Beverly 35
Albrecht. Pam 41 152.153
Alderman. Debbie 41
:\lderson, Nancy 34,153
.'\ldrich, Jon
Aldrich, Joseph 38
Aldrich. Nancv 43,96
:\lfus, "Iary 108,110,122,134
.-\llen. Carla S.S
Allen, Jerry
Allen. Ron 5,
Aller. Dennis 33
ALLNESS, .\IDA ("Irs) 224
Almos. Dennis 54
Alperstett. Carol 34
Alt. Arlene 47.153
:\LTHAUS. CLARENCE 237
ALT:VIAN BLRTON218
Amundsen. Daniel 178
Anderl, Jeanette 35
99
93
94
105
109
95
89
152-153
170-171
74-77
100
129
88
106
118
142
143
119
107
144
30-31
130
110
101
96
131
111
Organizations Index
Facultv
Field Hockev Club
Fledgling ,
Football
Golf
Gymnastics
Humanists
Interfraternitv Council
International'Student
Organization
Inter-Religious Council
Inter-Varsity Christian
Fellowship
Intramurals
Kappa Delta Pi
L-Bar-X
L-Club
1966 La Crosse
La Crosse Board of Women
Officials
La Crosse State Officials
Lutheran Campus Center
Newman Club
Orchesis
Organizations
Panhellenic Council
Phi Epsilon Kappa
202-240
145
125
26-29
175
81
132
98
133
117
120
82-83
112
147
146
126-127
134
135
121
122-123
148
84-155
92
113
Faculty and Student Index
.\nderson. Barb 35
.'\nderson, Cary 81
.\nderson. Charlotte 34.153
.\nderson, Ellen 123,141,178
.-\nderson, Judy 34
.\nderson, Kay 47,142
.'\nderson, :VIyea 35
.\NDERSON. ORLIN 212
.-\nderson, Pat D. 54
.\nderson, Pat L 46
.\nderson. Pat R. 42,137,153
.-\nderson, Sandy 47,137
.\nderson, Tekla 46,153
.\nderson, William 36
.\ndre, Paulette 46.122
.'\ndress. Paulette 43,124
.'\ndrew, Joy 42.124,126,140,153
.\NTOFF, NOEL (Mrs.) 216
.'\ntonneau. Thomas 45.122
.\ntoniak, Ed 54
Appel, "Iarie 35,120
Apple, Carol 46
Apted, David 133,141
Apted, Peter 133,141
Archbald, Dianne 41.153
Arentz, Sue 53
Arkin, Dennis 26,172
Armagost, Carol 153
Armata. Diane 47,122
Arms, Bobbie.Iean 53
ARORA. "IAN:VI0HAN 231
Asher. Ron 105
Asselin. Phyllis 34,122,143
Augustine, Ron 119
243
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Physical Education Majors
Porn-Porn Girls
Racquet
Ratom
Recreation Majors
Seniors
Sigma Delta Pi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Sociology Club
Student Union Committees
Swimming
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Tennis
Track
Tumbling Club
Underclassmen
United Campus Ministry
University Singers
Wivettes
\Vomen's Recreation Association
Women's Service Organization
Wrestling
Y-Dems
V-GOP
102
136
149
128
114
137
176-201
115
103
138
90-91
80
104
174
172-173
150
32-55
124
154-155
139
151
108
78-79
140
141
B
Babcock. David 44
BabL Aaron 45
Bacun, Sue 50
BADRAN. RAGA214
Bahan. Patricia 178
Bahr, :VIike 100.105
Bain, :VIarilyn 40
BAIRD. BEATRICE 220
Baka. Bruce 39.81
Baker,Jim 174
Baker, Robert 44.153
Bales, Bonnie 22.43
Balfanz, Jane 54
Ballard. Richard 36
Balliet. Robert 50
Ballin, Louis 54
Balmer. Fritz 137
Balousek. Sharon 46
Balz, Ellen 17.93,137
Bambrough,Jim 104,146
Barenthin, Peggy 162
Barina,.I ean 46,122
Barker. Bob 102
BARNEB\·. :YIERRILL231
Barnes, Connie 41
Barnowsky, Sharon 46
Barrett. Dan 38
Bartels. Bill 53
Barth, Dan 36
Bartlett, Joan 88
Bartlett, :VIarv Jane 34
Bartlett, Roger 45
Bartusch. :\1arian 124
BATCHELDER. ROBERT 220

Batchelder, Tari 95,148.178
Bauer, Ylary 137,178
Bauman, john 39
Baumgarten, james 38,81
Baumgartner, Chris 35
Baumgartner, jim 44
Bausman, Sue ;\nn 40
Bautch, Dave 36
Baylor, Roger 146
Beahm, Roger 53,105,137
Beamer, Bonnie 40,91,145
Bear, Warren 26,37
Beaster, Bethani 178
Beaver, Anna 41
Beaver, David 53,123
Beaver, Nola 35
Beaver, Wilfred 33
Becherer, JoAnne 40
Beck, Kenneth 106,178
BECK, RICHARD 210
Becker, Barbara 96,112.131
Becker, jerry 54
Becker, Linda 41,153
Beebe, Sue 137
Behling, Kathleen 43,90,96,123,149
Behm, Pat 33
Behrens, Cheryl 95,178
Beiderwieden, :-'Iary 95,178
Beiler, Georgiana 123
BeimeL Linda 153
Beischer, Bob 36
Belasie, Sailv 43
Belden, Lyn 34
Bell, Barbara 96,133,162,178
Bell, Lila Lu 35
Bendlin, Gary 91
Benedict, Linda 34
Benedict, ylike 44
Benke, Linda 35
Benrud, ylike 54
Bensfield, jerry 112
Benson, Robert 100.105
Bentz.john 153
Bentz. Peter 104,1 07
Bentzien, Sally 142
Benzing, Paul 45
Beranek. Dave 100
Berendes. Betty 40
Berg, Dennis 44,78
Berg,james B. 53
Berg, james L. 120
Berg. john 178
Berg,judy 139
Berg, yIarjorie 140
Bergelin, Sandra 41, I53
Berger, Sue 47.94
Berghoeffer, Raymond 53
Bergren, Linda 43,95
Berken, joan 42,153
Bernard, Zachary 36
Berndt, jack 52
Beronja, Mike37,135
Berry, yIargaret 46,124
Besner. Pat 42.134,145,1 51
Bessac, :-'hry 35,130,153
Betsinger, Thomas 51
Betthauser,jerry 153
Betts. Berthanna 34
Betz. AI153
Betzle. Tim 45,153
Bey, ylyron 52,121
Bicha,jane 54
Biernick. Tom 144
Biesiadecki, ylarvin 44
Biggerstaff, Forest 153
Bimmerle,judy 34
Binder, Barb 35,122,126,144
Binsfeld. jerome 178
BIRCHER. ALLEN 224
Bird,jim 44
BIRDSALL. WILLIA:-'I230
Birdsey, Steven 45
Birkholz,judy 46.1 II
Birkinbine, john 52
Birnbaum, jim 55,78,130
Bishop, Brenda 40, I53
Bishop, Bruce 153
Bishop, Cheryl 41
Bishop, Sue 42
Bishop, Wayne 44
Bjorge, Connie 54
Bjorge, ylarilyn 46,153
Blackburn, Barbara 95.1 10.178
Blackmore,jean 139
BLADE. RICHARD 233
Blaha. Gerald 99
Blahut, Sandra 52,117,120
Blatchley, jill 41
Block, Barbara 43.95.143
Bloedel, Bob 37
Blomquist, Gary 38
Blood. Bill 37
Bloom. Elizabeth 47
BLOOM, MARYJANE 226
Board, Karen 43,96,110,134,142
Bodoh, Dennis 104
BoebeL Connie 43.122,147,149
Boeck, Dan 52
Boeder,judy 17,90,95,112.128
Boehm. Rich 36
Boese, Dorene 148,178
Bohlmann, Wayne 36,80
Bohn, Bob 44
Boland. Tom 44,122
Bolen, Trudy 93,112,129,162,178
Bolgrien, jim 37
Bolstad, Osqu 36
Bomkamp, Dan 36,133
Bond. Betsy 41
Bonham, Mary Lynn 35
Bonsack, Gerald 53,91,107,141,153
Borns. Lorna 179
Bootz. Wendy 46
Borowicz. David 99
Borreson, Tom 33
Borseth Gerald 179
Bosshardt, Rita 40
Bothell,janet 41
Bourdage, Gene 43
Bourne, Phyllis 108,179
Bouzek, Mike 44,100
Bowers, Dennis 102
Bowers, Maribeth 91,94
Boyer, Bonnie 112
Braaten, Ron 38
Bracco, Don 111,112
244
Bradford. Bill III
Bradley,jim 44
Brady james 179
Bradv. jill 34.130
Braemer, yIike 36
Brandau. Judy 108.179
Brandt, Dave 50
Brandt, Doug 121,1 54
Brandt.jean 118.131,139
Brandt, Tim 118
Brasch. Len 102
BRAULT. ORVILLE 220
Braun. Pat 45
Brauner, John 124,162
Braunstein. Poppv 46
Braza. Gerald 30.122.146.172.179
Brechler, Christine 136.1 7 9
Brecka. ylarilm 50
Breeser, Barbara 35
Brehm. ylary 42
Breidenbach. Dennis 36.81.122
Breitenfield. F. Richard 32
Brekken. Barbara 151.1 7 9
Brendle, Lynn 53.96
Breneman. Bill 45
Breum. Charlotte 55.133
Briggs. Gerald 106
Briggs. Ronald 179
Brinkman. jean 54
Brinkman, Larrv 38
Brock. Don 102
Brocklehurst, Ron 54
Brogan, Susan 47,142
Bromiley, Diane 55
Bronson. Barbara 54.1 53
Brown. Carol 50
BROWN,jAYIES 220
Brown. Peter '8
Brown, Terry 175
Brown. Tom 37
Brownell, Lorelle 179
Brownlee, joy 47
Brozek. Ruth 41
Brudlos. Steve 10.5
Brueggeman, Bob 137
Bruett. Bob 75.99.137.154
Bruner, Marjorie 1 7 9
Bruno. Wayne 78,102,179
Brux,Janet 34,122
Bubolz.jean 136.145.151
Bucheger, judi 34,122
Buchell, joy 95
Buchmiller, janie 95
Bucklev. jean 93.179
Buehl, Candy 43,93
Bugenhagen. Paull 02
Buhr. Tom 39
BULDHAUPT. LA VERNE 212
Bunker, Cindy 35,144
Buornat, Gan' 38
Bur. Sue 41
Burand, Keith 50
Burcum, Nancy 179
Burd, Kathy 34
Burdick. Bob 38
Burgireno, Chuck 104
Burgmaier, Bob 100
Burke. Mary 54,122

Burkhalter, Sheryl 50,91
Burlingame, Mick 26,38
BUR"L\:\". RO:\"ALD 226
Burnick. Robert 44
Burns. Lorna 118
Burns. Peter 50
Burris. :V1arty 47,64,149
Burton. Dennis 52.1 n
Burton.Jim 101
Busby. Twig 38
Busch, Cheryl 40
Bush, Robert 54
Busse. Tom 37.99.1n
Butler. :V1ike 102
Button, Larry 54
Byerly. Tom 50.123.137,147,154,155
Byers, Ronald 45,75.99,179
Byrkit. William 99
C
Cade. Reisa 40
Cados Dimitry 133
Caesar. William 102.180
Cain,John 45,123
Calcandy, Pat 42
Caldwell' Cindy 47
Campbell, Cathy 35,122
CAMPBELL. CLOYCE 215
Campbell, Linda 42,91
Campbell, "Iary Ann 35,122
Cantlon. Bridget 122
CapauL Irwin 54
Caravello. Phil 38
Carl,Kavl80
Carlson. Denise 47
Carlson, Ginger 41
Carlson, Kathy 34
CARLSSON, EDWARD 208
CARLSSON, MAVIS (Mrs) 226
Carpenter, Harry 1 7 5
Carpenter, Robert 37
Carroll' Tom 26
Carter, Rosaline 112,180
CARTER, FRA:\"CIS 220
Carter. Russ 52.154
CART\VRIGHT, EDITH 208
Casatl. Pat 40
Caspersen, Erik 180
Cassel. Cheri 40
Cassidy, Bob 130
Castle, Sally 96
Cervenka, Ron 45.123
Chamberlain. Tom 37
Channing, Rosanne 153
Charles. :\"ick 153
Chattman, Vaughn 26
CHEW. MARGARET 219
Chilson. Mike 38
Chitwood, Sharon 43.96,153
Cholke, Mary 34
ChotofL Rellie 50
Christen. Ruth 54
Christensen. Connie 4 L
Christensen, Jim 102
CHRISTENSE:\", RONALD 231
Christensen, Sharon 34
Christenson. Linda 54
Christian, John 44,90.137
Christiansen. Dave 170
Christianson. Diana 34
Christianson. Linda 54
Christl. Cliff 37
Chritton, Jim 44
Cibrario. Daniel 180
Ci pra, Teresa 47
CLACK, MAUREE (Mrs.) 216
Clark, Joanne 47,134
Clark. :Vlike 36
Clark, :\"adine 54
CLASSE:\", HAROLD219
Clementi, Joseph 53
Clements, Cathy 144
Clements, Douglas 36
Clements,Jane 34
Clements, John 180
CLEVELA:\"D,JOHN 235
Clough, Raymond 44
Clutter,Judi 34
Coady, Richard 100,141
Coates, Jackie 35,124,153
Cobean, Janice 35
Coleman, Kay 40
Coley, Jane 46,124
Collar. Bill 26,44,177
Colletti, Judy 42,91
Collins. William 99.180
COMEAU. GLEN:\" 239
Connaughton, Jack 53, I01,123,137,147
Connell. Pat 46
Connell. Prentice 180
Connery, Kate47,123,131
CO:\":\"IFF. CHARLES 231
Connolly, Edna 34
Connors, Sheila 42
Connors. Vick 44
Conrad, Bob 55,126
Conrad. Diane 40
Conrad, Margaret 55,126
Conradt. Marshal 39
Constalie, Bruce 54
Cook. Bob 37
Cook. Carol 154,155
Coonan. Sharon 35
Cooper, Melissa 52,138
Copeland, :VIary 41
Corcoran. Richard 170
Correa, Jose 122,133,154
Cotton, Lois 134,142,145,148,151,180
Coughlin,James 104
Coughlin, :\"ancy 95
Counselman, Beth 40
Coutley,Jim 172
COVVLEY, MILFORD 214
Cox, Jeannie 110,112,153
Cox,Judy46,150
CRAIL, CATHERI:\"E (Mrs.) 230
Crary, Carolyn 43
CREMER, SALLY (Mrs.) 235
Cretens, Ed 26
Crews, Shirley 54
Crnkovich. Mark 45
Crook, Claudette 110,180
Crooks. Connie 42
Cross, James 50,102
Cross, Mike 50,105,111,123,129,146,172
Crothers, Lenore 54
245
Crowell' Liz 43.122,137
Crum, Roger 53,88,105,121 137154
Cruson, :\"ancy 40,124
Cudek. Christine 46.117.122.131
Cuellar. Steve 55
Cullen, Charles 44,153
Cullen, Terry 40
CULVER, JERRY 219
Cunningham, Judy 50,96,119,138
Curran, Bill 36
Currie, Karen 133
Curtis, David 104
Curtis, Jack 30,44
CUSHMAN. MORTIMER 226
Cuta, Paul 122,180
D
Daczyk. Diane 35
Dagnon, Ellen 41,123
Dahl, Warren 45
DAHLER. CARLI:\" 233
Dahlk. Sharon 40
Dahms. Barbara 45
Dalesandro, Laura 35
Dallman. Don 37,99
Dammen, Robert 37
Damon, Darryle 65,88,90,91,93,180
Danke, Loren 104
Danner. Cheryl 34
Dauphin, Joan 55,154
Davidson, Marguerite 55
DAVIES, FREDERICK 224
DAVIS. DONALD 218
Davis,JackD.99,180
Davis, Jack :\".37
Davis. Ron 38
Davis, William 51,98
Dawdy, Dick 36
Dawkins. Curt 38
Dean. Don 38
DEBOWER, ALICE 220
DeBruler, Joyce 40
DeCicco, Dusty 45
Decorah. Parmenton 36
Dee, Charles 54
Degenhardt, Arney 170
DeGrave. Orlando 102
DeHate. Glenda 41
DeJong, Judy 47,95,153
DeKeyser, Dolly 34,121,141,153
Delikoski, Hank 16,17,64,93,143,150
DeLong, Florence 43
Dempsey,Jo Ann 46
Demske. Mike 37
Denniston. :\"eil 153
Denniston, Noel 153,180
Denzer. David 38
DePaola. Dennis 37
De Porter, Diana 40
Deppeler, Kate 93
Derkez,James 33,137
Derks. Sandra 53
Dettmann, Judith 180
Dettwiler. Phil 37
DEVOLL, CLIFTON 220
DEVOLL, DIA:\"E (Mrs) 220
Dickinson. Nancy 46.96
Dimond, Don 37,102

Disbrow. Jack 33
DISER. PHILLIP 226
Disrude. Tom 36
Ditscheit. Ann 110,114,122.151.177.180
DIXON. \VILU"-:-'1239
Dobbs. Sharon 153
Dobson. Jim 104
Dobson. Lois 41
Docauer, Randy 39,101
Dodge. Cindv 153
Dodson. Gene 175
Dolata. Sandra 153
Dolbier, Beth 55.126
Dolejsi. Pennie 34
Doleschal, Jan 50,96.134,154.155
Donahue.Jan 134
Donahue,John 44
Donahue. Terry 34
Donatell,John 38
Donnellv, :'vlichael 33
Donner. Kathy41
Donnermeyer. Mary 132
Dooley.John 36.122
Dooley, Tom 36
Dorff, Stanley 33,91.99,147.181
Douglas, Nanci 96
Dowd, Gary 146
Dowd, Larrv 80
DowelL Linda 54
Downie. Alice 138.181
Downing, Mary 55,144,153
Doyle, George 36,122
Doyle, Joe 45
Draeger, :'vlary 40,153
Drecktrah. Louis 44
Dregne. Dave 53
Dregne, Duane 45
Dregne, Kara 43
Dresang, Gary 122
Drew, Douglas 103,181
Drew, Larry 38
Drews. Barb 43.94
Dreyer, Warren 54,106
Drezana, Gary 172
Drinkwater, Linda 43.93
Drinnan, Kathy 43
Droege, Jeanette 43,96
Droegkamp, Susan 34
Dryer, Janet 43
Duba. Norb 39.78
Du Charme, Kathy 46
Dudley, Elaine 41
Duerkop, Jim 153
Dummer. Kathy 54
Duncan. Linda 151.181
Duncan. Susan 35
Dunn. Barbara 41
Dunn. Daniel 44
Duren. Ed 170
Durnford. Dick 45
Dustman, Herman 37.66,88.113,177.181
Dutton. Bonita 42
Dvorak. Darrell 26
Dvorak. Kathleen 40
Dwyer, Karen 50,93.131
Dwyer, :'vlary 42
Dyre, :'vlargie 34
E
Ebben, Joyce 40
Eberhart, Melody 42
EbnerJerry 54
Edman, Lolee 34.121
Edwards, John 39,105,137.144
Effertz, Katherine 148,181
Ehler. Dan 146.172
Einzig, Adrianne 46
Ek. Susan 35
Ekern. Art 104.172
Elbe, Neil 170
Elder, Glenn 81
Eliason. Ruth 43
Ellefson, Arvid 50.121
Ellefson, Larry 91
Elliot. Jude 26,39
Elliot, Kathy 40
Ellis, Jane 124
Ellison, John 121
ELMGREN. CHLOE 215
Elstad, Mary 93,131.181
Emer,Joe 36
Emery, Betty 43,96,131
Emery, Helen 89.110.114.145.151.1 77 .181
Emery, Nancy 46,153
Enderle, Yvonne 50.122
Endries. Karen 41
Engebertson, Susan 35
Engle, Brian 33
Engsberg, Mary 94,147
Erdman, Judith 89,111,138.181
Erickson, Gary 102
Erickson. Harold 50,115,162
ERICKSON,JAMES 208
Erickson. Melissa 43.120.1 53.154
Erickson, Paull 04
Erickson. Ronald 181
Erickson, Sandy 124,144
Eriksen, Judy 40,144
Ersepke, Carol 42
Eslinger, Roger 98,137
Esquilin, Luis 104,133
Esslinger, Patty 42
ESTES. WILLIAM 232
Eswein,Jerry 39
Eswein, Ralph 170
Evans, Cheryl 34
EVANS. RUSSEL 230
Evenson. Marcia 40.123.1 53
Evenstad, John 44
Evert,Jean 136,145,lSl
F
Faas, David 37
Fagan,John 102,137,157
Fagan, Mary 34
Fahning, Richard 75,99,181
Fahrenholz. Dick 44
Fainman, Joel 39
Fair, Bill 36
Fairbanks, Virginia 129,151.181
Fait, Pam40,145
Falaschi. Rocky 26
Falbe, Diane 41
Falkner. Bonnie 42,131
Falkner, Ronald 36
246
FALLIS. LAURENCE 224
Farnsworth, Jan 40.95.131
Fass. Donald 181
Faulkner, Ron 78
Fauske. :'vlan- 117.121.181
Favor, Barn' 106
Fay. JO\'Ce 42, I08.124
FELCH. W1LLlA:-'1 233
Felker, .\1 38
Felker. Kenneth 112.135.1 181
Felton. Be\' 43
Fenner, Judith 43.96
Fennev. Carol 34.142 182
Ferguson. Vickie 41
Fibeger, Fred 9L10).1 .137.177.182
Fiet. Roberta 43.89
Finger, \lary 46
Finlev, Jack 132
Finn.Jim )3.10).130
Finucan. Diane 40
Finucan. Donna 40
First. Don 10)
Fischer, Chen-142.88.122.
Fischer, Ron 45.122
Fisher. Kay 89.94.110
Fisher, Theron 137.182
Fitzgerald. Dennis 99.182
Fitzpatrick, Jon 53
Fitzpatrick. Thomas 105.182
FL\HERTY. LORRAINE (\Irs.) 226
Flanagan, Mike53.75,101.123.147
Flath. Susie 42
Flaner, Richard SO
Fleischman. Carl 104
Fleming. Pat 104,146
Fletcher, Cher\'lm 46
Flickinger, Theo 46, 1)4
FLOYD. WILLIA.:-'I 221
Flume. Chuck 54
Flynn. Dick 91.13-
Flynn. Karen 95.149
Folck. Robert 153
Foley. Dan 53
Folger, Jim 98.1 02
Folgers. Bettv 108.112,123
Fopiano. Ed 39
Forsythe. Don 36
Foss. Dick 36.1 0)
Foster: Brian 53
Foster. Gilbert 52.133
Fouske. Marv 182
Fouts. Bob 39
Fox, Gay 112.182
Fox. Kris 46
Fox, Sandy 52
Francksen, 1ngrid)0
Franklin. Lmda 46
Fransen. Dan 39
Franzen. Sue 47
Fraser, Sandra 47
Frawley. Ed 37
Frazier, Bernard 182
Freagan. Bob 99.137
Frederick. Nanc\' 112
FREDERICK. ROBERT 239
FREDRICKS. HOWARD 218
Freeman. Allan 78.113,146.182

Johannes, Adele 42,131
Johannes,Jim 26,104
Johansen, Charlene-U
JOHNSON ,\LT\ (.\Irs) 21
Johnsen. Antoinette 34,122
Johnson. Barbara 41
Johnson, Carol1J4-
Johnson, Charlene42,121.126,133
Johnson, Christine 93
Johnson. Dale 38
Johnson. David 33
Johnson, Don 37
Johnson. Howard 4J
Johnson, John 73
Johnson,John 73
Johnson, J wh 42,1 33
Johnson, Karen 31,94,149
Johnson, Ken R. 37
Johnson, Ken W. 73.186
Johnson, Larn' 30,138
Johnson, .\Ian 42.131
JOHNSON, P,\UL 23(l
Johnson, Phillip 36
Johnson, Richard 43
Johnson, Rick 44.
Johnson, Robert 133
Johnson, Ron 78
Johnson, Susan 43
JOHNSON, \\ILBLR 212
Johnston, Ruthanne 110,186
Jones, Harold 38
Jones,James 36
Jones, Ron 43, I34
Jones, Steve 38
Jones. Susan 42,131
Jordan,Judv 34,122.133
Jordic. .\llegra 96,186
Jorgensen, Julie 133.154
Jors, Ed 186
Jothen, Robert 38
Joy. Donna 34
JUDSON,JOHN 227
J ue!. \Iart\' 133
Julsrud. .\lark,)3
Jumes, Barbara 148.18'
Jung,Nancy42,131
Junge, Glen 44
J ungen. Judy 33
Jurkowski,John 53
K
Kaczmarek,John 44
Kading, John 43,91, I02,146,174,187
Kaepernick, Caro193,131 134,174,187
Ka1amen, Jerome 162
Kamasinski,John 33
Kamuchey, Bill 144
KANE. DOUGLAS 221
Kanter, Ronald 44
Karceski, Carolyn 92,94,187
Karceski, Ed 43,81
Karch, Larry 33
Kardin, :Vlerlin 32
Karnopp, Lynn 42
Karpinske, Verlan 36
Karps, Carol 47,122,134,136,143
Kastenschmidt, Dick 34
Katz, :Vlark 26
Keefe, Sallymae 134
Keehn, Lynn34,143
Keilholtz, Kathleen 187
Keller, Bob 36,80
Kelly, Connie 134
Kelly, :Vlarjorie 34
KendalL Jim 100
KENDRICK, DALE 210
KENNEDY, ELEANOR (Mrs) 237
Kennedy, Tom 33
Keppen, Steve 38,133
Kern, Kay41
Kerrigan, Tom 30,122
Kershasky, Joe 91 ,137
Kerska, Robert 187
Kersten, Dick 36
Ketchum, Don 9L133,137
Kexel,Jim44
Kianga, :Vlbolota 133
Kieckefer, :Vlarilyn 43
Kiesow Karla 89,93
Killian, J im 106
Killian, Kay 41,123,1 33
Killian, Sue 41
Kimpton, Denny 33
King, Pete 128
Kinsey, Patricia 33
Kinyon, Barb 34,31,94,149
Kinyon, Bettv 34,122
Kirch, Karen 43
KISTNER, CLIFFORD 214
Kjos, Robert 34
Klabunde, Richard 43,78
Klages, Diane 40
Klapper, Robert 37,1 34
Kleczewski, Frank 122,187
Klehm,Judy 30,124
Klein, Janice 40
Kleinke, Dick 106
Kleinke, Karen 187
Kleinsasser,JoAnn 134
Klemmer, :Vlary Ann 46
Kliminski, George 26
Klimke, Dennis 33
Klinzing, Jim 30,113,146,172,187
Klipstein, Joyce 187
Klir, .\lary 187
Klug, Karen 46
Klug, Norm 26,99
Klund, Pam 30,93
Klus, Kathy 122
Knabe, Carol 34
Knaide, Calvin 36
Kneif!, Tom 34
KNEPPLE, BETH (Mrs.) 221
Knoblauch, .\Iargie 96
Knox, Benjie 94
Knox. Richard 100
Knudson, Allan 43,133
Knudson, Christine 32
Knudson, Ron 36
Knudtson, Dan 34
Knutson, Marilyn 42
Knutson, Philayne 33
Knutson, Roger 33
Koch,James 187
Koch, Lois 41
Koehler, Judy 41
249
Koehler, Lyle 132,162
Koenig, Franeis 110,130
Koenitzer, Bett'· 41
Kohlmeier, George 32
Kolbo. Connie 46
Kollath,Jim 100
Komro, Kathleen 34
KONR,\D. W GREY 214
KOPPITCH. RICHARD 22'7
Korger, .\Iichael 33
Kortbein, Kathy 42, I34
Koski. Robert 26,112,113.146,1 .187
Kovalik, Linda 42,13 I
Kovatovic. .\like 33
Krakora, Nancy 34
Kramer, Barb 34
Kramer, Eve 122,1 3I
Kramer, .\larion 112,13L187
Kranpitz, Jim 99
Kranzusch, Hollie 42
Kraska, Charles 33,118
Kraska, .\Iarie 118
Krattiger, Nancy 40, I30
Kratzmann, Terry 36
Krause, Jo Ellen 46,1 33
Kremenski. Pete 33
Kremer, Vick 41
Krhin. Bobbie 46
Kriemelmeyer, .\laryJo 30,111
Kriese, Julie 33
Kroeger, Karen 187
Kroner, :Vlary 54
Kropf, Anita 187
Kruchler, Chuek 43
Krueger, Otto 39
KrugeL Terry I33,1 34
Krumme. Allen 37
Kruse, Pat 137
Kuehn,John 39
Kuehn, Phillip 104
KUHN. GARY 234
Kuhn, Lindsay 33
Kukuska. Alice 46
Kums. Sylvia 188
Kuthler, Charles 133
Kutzbaeh, Carole 42
Kuzma, Georgene 33,89
KwapiL Chuck 39
Kwick, Charles 81,146.188
L
Laabs, Gerald 128,188
Lacko,Jim 39,78
LAFKY JA.\lES 228
Laing, Sandy 41,150
Lakowske, Judy 34,133
Lamke, Gwen 33
Lamp, Carol 94,151.l88
Lanam,Jon 103
Landis. Chuck 43
Lang, Gary 106
Lang, Laurie 33.122
Lange. Barbara 47,124.136
Lange, Cathy 40
Lange, Jeff 102
Lange, Steve 147170.188
Lange, Susan 41
Langen, Jim 100

Larsen. Don 100
Larsen. E. Richard 26.146.170.1 8F
Larsen, .'vlargaret 121
Larsen. .'vlike 103
Larsen. Pete 44
Larson. Donna 96.112.115.133.188
Larson. Gerald 38.104.113
Larson,John 135/
Larson. Karl 38
Larson, .\largaret 42
Larson. .\lavis 138.188
Larson. Susan 40
Lasch. Glen 45
Lathrop. LeRov 38,78
Laubenstein, .\larv 40
Lauermann. .\like 100
Laursen. Lmn 51,94
Laurent. Tom 122.129.136.188
LA.UX. WILLIA.'v1225
Lawrynk, Pat 34.103.1 33
Lawton. Kathleen 35
Lawton. Pat 34.133
Lavton. Jerry 98.1 04
Leavitt. Bonnie 96.188
Lebakken, Erling 188
Lee. Barbara 95.121.131.188
Lee. Ed 36
LEE. HAMILTOX 211
Lee, Harry 55.153
Lee. Robert E. 45
Lee. Robert H. 36
Lee. Ron 153
Le Fevre. Barb 46.108.122.131.144
Lehrke. Rozan 55
Leibfried, .'vIan' 34
Leifer. Pat 34
LE.\fKE, JUSTIN 218
Lemke. Tom 105.137
LENNON, HELEN (Mrs.) 228
Lenz. Carol 43.94
Lenz,John 102
Leonard. Ken 44
Leonhart, James 52
Lepsch, Sharon 47.108,112,123
Leren, Jill 95
LEROY. ROBERT 209
LESHER. FREDERICK 228
Lester, Jane 34
Leurquin, Linda 40
Levy, Carol 43
Levy.Jules 104
Levy, Louis 50.104
Lewandowski. Roger 36
Lewis,Jim 39,81
Libersh, Diane 110,151,188
Liebscher, Denny 53.103
Liebscher. Howard 188
Lieder. Gary 52
Lien. Dave 44
Lillie. Neil 52.137
LINDBLAD. RICHARD 234
Lindgren, Scott 30
Lindgren, Terry 65.94,149
Lindquist, John 38
Lingsweiler. Curtis 113.1 36, 188
Linse, .'vlary 43,96,131
Liske. Dan 45.107
Livangood, Linda 42
Lockwood. Suzi 34
Loken. Richard 153
Lokken. Ron 50
Long, Phillip 39
Loomis, Randy 38
LORD, ADA (Mrs) 228
Lorenz. Barb 41
Lorenz, Cathy 35
Lorenz. Leslie 50.129
Lorenz. Pam 108
Lorenzen. Ann 51.112.154.1.05
Lorenzen,Janice 46
Losching, Cynthia 55
Lothian. Bonnie 34.88.141
Lotzer. Suan 35
Loughrin, Gene 75.1 70
Louko, Jake 112.1 13.1 35, 188
Lowe. Chloris 39
Lowe. .\fike 52.153
Lucas, Jack 36
Lucas, Susan 93.1 89
Lucas. Tom 26
Lucht. Neil 33
Ludeman. Anne 46
Ludwig, Donald 102,138.1 89
Luelloff, Alyerd 189
Lukas. David 50
Lunde, Gary 37,153,154
Lunde. Kay 189
Luther. Carol 96.123.189
LUTIGER, ELAINE (.\lrs,) 217
Lutz. Bonnie 35.122.153
Lynn, Ron 39
Lynch, Peggy 34
Lyons, Mariane 42
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:'vlacAulay, Ian SO,10S,124,144
.\lacDonald. Bruce 103
Mack,Julie 92,95
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:'vfacrae. Barry 38
:'vladden. Tom 38
Maddek. Mike 44
Maes. Sarah 35
Maeves. Mike SO
Magnuson, Alice 43
Maher, David 100,172
Mahloch, Jeff 37,102
.'vlahnke, Carolyn 131.1 89
.'vlahorski, john 30.36
:'vlain. Mike SO. 138
Makovec. David 39
Malin, Rosemary 189
Malnory, Dick 102
Malone, Mary 94,189
Mandeville. Mike 100
.\fancuso. Tom 37
Mangene, Bob 98
Mangiaracina, Rose43,9S,143.1SO
Manke. Kathleen 162.189
Manouge, Sylvia 40,123
.'vlANTER. PAUL 228
Mantey, Beverly 41.121,136.1S3
Mantey, Dona 189
Manthei, Mary 42
Manthei, Susan 92,93,189
Markert, Joy 43,123,149
250
.\larin, Virginia 153
.\larlock. :\ladelm 46
:\larmorstone. Rav' 39
.\lars. Bob 26,44
.\larshalL Jane 35
'darshalL Kav 189
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.\lartin, Dick 37
.\lartin. .\lan 47.123
.\lartin, Renee 35
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:Vlartins.Jan 91
.\larx, J udv 43,14-,150
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.\lashak. .\larilm 43.112
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:\lasheimer. Barbara 131.189
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:\lasuda. Naomi 129.190
.\latkovich. Robert 44
.\lattheis, Jackie
.\latthes. Fred 153
.\lattison. .\lan' 52.140
.\la\'. SIeve 36
.\faybee, Jack
.\lc.\rdle. Jane 54
.\lc.\rdle. Terrv 5.)
.\lcBain. Arthur 53.91.141
.\lcCarthy. Pat 123 190
.\lcCartney.James 99.190
.\fcCausland. Sandi 40
.\lcComb. .\lanJean 47
.\lcComis. Bob 36
.\fcConnelL Chuck 36
:\lcCormick, Jim 26
.\lcCov. Kellv 94
.\lcCov. Nancy 132
.\lcCov. Patsv 12.190
.\lcCreight.JeroldI22.190
.\lcCreight. John 190
.\lcCulioch, Kitsy 47.94.149
.\fcCumber. Leslie 46
.\lcCutcheon. Bill 103.190
.\lcDanieL Pat 36
.\lcDermott. Karen 41
.\lcDermott. Robert 112.190
.\lcDonald. Robert 35.153
.\fcDowelL .\lary 120
.\lcGowan. Roberta 136.151
.\lcGrath. Bill 103
.\lcGregor. Anne 41
.\lcGuire. Bruce 36.122
.\lcILRAITH. STUART 212
.\fcKenna, Jackie 34
.\lcKenzie, judv 54
.\leKinley. Rita 41.153
.\lcKittrick. Donna 41.119
.\lcLain. Bruce 91
.\lcLaughlin. .\lan 46.95
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:'vlc:'vlahon. john 38
.\lc.\IAHON. ROBERT 237
.\lc.\fullin, jim 38
.\lcNeely. Greg 45
.\lcQuade, Donna 41
.\leacham. Delores 46
.\lead. Phil 100
.\leadows. Sue 150

O'Dwanny, Rip 99,191
Oedsma, Kathleen 41
Oelke, Roger 54
OerteL Robert 192
O'Grady, jacqueline 46,88
Ohman, \Iargo 41,123
O'KEEFE, DENNIS 234
O'Leary, Sharon 42,154
OLESON, MARGARET 228
OlderdorL Harlan 44
Olsen, Gerald 106
Olsen, Mary 50,154
Olsen, Steve 102
Olson, Bud 53
Olson, Carol]. 34
Olson, Carol \1. 121
Olson, Charlynn 108,122,192
Olson, Deanna 34,88
Olson. Dennis 53
Olson, Diane 96,112
Olson. Ellen 42
Olson,james 192
Olson, jeff45
Olson, Karen 42
Olson. Karna 42
Olson, Larry 38
Olson, Lynda 42
Olson, \larvin 192
Olson, Richard 36
Olson, Ruth 121,133,192
Olson, Tom 33,107
Oman,judi 53
O'.'vIeara, Terrance 36
Oncken, \Iarcy 34,151
Onsager, Dave 36
Onsrud. Ken 103
Opland, Nancy 112,115,133,192
Opdyke, Heannine 35,154
Oppriecht, Kermit 36,154
Optenberg, Lance 54
Oren, joel 44
O'Rourke, Kathy 47
O'Rourke, Sherry 90
Orr. Ann 42
ORR, .'vIEREDlTH 229
Ostermeier, Barbara 110,112,122,147,148,1 5C
192
Ostermann, Gene 137
Ostlund, Danny 47
Ostrand. Stan 98.1 03
Ostrem, Dianne 46
Oswald, Darlene 192
Ott, Carolyn 123
OTTO, WILLIA.'vI 222
Owen, Connie 94,110,114,1 51 ,177 .192
Owens. Lynn 192
P
Pabich, Phil 170
Pabst,joyce 133,147
Pacer, jerry 44
Pagan, Carlos 133
Pampuch, Gary 54
Panke, Barb 52,64,93
Pankiewicz,john 88,122,146
Parent, Debbie 46
Parker, Edward 192
PARKS, WILLIAM 216
Parkovich, Bruce 44,135
Parr, Bill 39,88,122
Parsons, jerrilyn 46
PARSONS, ROGER 229
Paskiet, Bill 37
Pasch, Rosemary 40
Passe,jim 50
Patience,judy 94,149
Patri, Mickey 38
Paucek, Gary 103
Paulin, Lee 41
Paulson, Connie 42
Paulson, Dan 44,78
Paulus, jim 44
Payne, Virginia 46
Peacock, Penny 96
Peck, Becky 40
Peckham, Phil 53
Pedersen, Cassie 41
Pedersen, jane 91,94,138
Pedersen, Paula 43
PEDERSON, RHEA217
Pederson, Trygve 37
Pellman, Margaret 131
Pellett, Tom 36,129
Pennock, Susan 153,192
Perry, Susan42,141
Pervisky, jerry 106
Persaud, MotHall 192
Persaud, Rudi 133
Peters, Sue 40
Petersen, Terry 45
Peterson, Bill 144,153
Peterson, Billj. 26,38
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Peterson, Cliff 192
Peterson, Gary 153
Peterson, jim B. 44
Peterson, jim W. 36
Peterson, Kathy 42,144,153
Peterson, LeRae 55,153
Peterson, Paul 107
Peterson, Robert 38,121
Peterson, Wesley 154
Petzold, Mary 41
Pfaff, David 44
PFAFF, DONALD 239
Pfaff, julie 34
Pfaff, Ronald 37,153
Pfaff, Sonja 91,93,110,112,193
Pfeiffer,jim 44
Pfister, Mark 36
Pflerger, Richard 37
Phillips, Ann 40
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Pichotta, Dan 26
Pickett, Dan 80
Piekarz, Carol 43,94
Pieper, Barbara 47,123
Pieper, David 147
Pierick, Ann 46
Pikus, Barbara 110,137,193
Pipke, Caroline 137,138,177,193
PINKSTON,jUDlTH (Mrs.) 238
PIRNER, PHYLLIS 217
Pirwitz, Patsy 34
Pischke, Larry 50
Pischke, Steve 53,80
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Pitt, john 44
Pitzner. Larrv 50
Plain, Leslie 46
Plappert, Nancy 93
Platz, Roy 55
Pleshek. Rhonda 41
Pleuss, Arnold 105
Pliskie, Ken 26
Ploeta, Pat 42,93
Plunkett, Tim 100
Poehling, Robert 54
Poe. Tom 54
Poellinger, joAnn 123
Polan, Bob 80,102,146
Polivka, Nancy 47,144
POLLECK. PATRICIA 222
Polodna, john 50,122
PooL Tim 36
Poole, Eileen 40
Porter,joseph 36,128
Portz,judy 94
Poser. Al 146
Post, Karen 43,94,142
Potaracke, George 154,155
Potter, Ron 53,153
Potter, Sue 40
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Potts,jim 106
PowelL Sherald 41
Power, Mary 43
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Powers, Robert 53
Pratt. Ellen 34
PrelL Dale 33,137
Prell,janith 46
Preston, jeanne 153
Preuss. Robert 153,193
Prew, jeanette 46,123
Price, jeanie 35,122
Priller, .'vIary 41
Printz, Phil 44
Prudhome, Eric 53
Prudhome,jim 100
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Pruess, Larry 36,81,104,113
Puckett, Phyllis 43
PuIs, Nan 35,130
Pyron, Margaret 193
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Quammen, Carolyn 47, ]49,154
Quillin, Ron 175
Quinn, Kathleen 42
Quinn, Sylvan 193
Quirt, Bob 44
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Radjenovich,john 103,153,193
Radke, Carol 52
Radke, Linda 40
Radtke, john 39
Radtke, Kurt 44
Rae, Dale 91,]02,137.193

Raimer. Ellen 33
Raine,john 43
Rainwater Terry 37
Ramaker. Gail 33
Ramer,jim 44
Ranger. ,,{arc 104
Ranger. Pam 41,133
Rank, Kathy 33
Raseman, Kathy 34
Rash, Douglas 193
Rash, Len 33
Rasmussen, Lloyd 146,193
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RASMUSSEN, V. B. 211
Ratwik. Richard 37
RAUSCH, GERALD 214
Raymer, Howard 33
Raymen, Sally 30
Raymond, john 39
Raymond, Ralph 80
RAYNOR, OWEN 233
Rayome, Bill 122
Reardon, Steve 37,90.126
Rebhan, Sandra 134
Rebro, Lauree 40.144.133
Rechtin, jim 33
Redard. Barbara 40
ReddelL Sharon 33
Redlin, Sally 30,134,143,131
Reeder, Bill 38.1 03
Reedich, Barbara 139
Reedich, jack 118
Reese, Sharon 43,93,149
Regelein, james 134,133
Register, Earl 100
Rego, :VIaI'ilyn 34
Reinold, Rinda 46,124
REISS, ALLAN 219
Reiss, Dick 43,133
Renny,janet 33
Renz, Bob 32.122.170
Rettenmaier. Albert 44,133
Rewey, Steve 38
Rex, Carolyn 142
Rezek, Margaret 88,111.138.193
Rezel, Suzanne 64,93,193
Riberich, Bill 26
Richard, Leland 38
Richards, Bob 34
Richardson, janet 40
Richardson, Pete 104
Richling, john 137,193
Richmond, Allen 34
Richter, joyce 30
RICHTER, THEODORA (Mrs.) 239
Ricker, Kenneth 193
Rieber, Ron 34
Riederer. Bob 44
Rieke, Mary 41,133
Rieman, Bonnie 43,63,93
Rigdon, Barbara 41,133
Rightmire, Leslee 33
Riley, Thomas 36
Rinehart, Ronald 193
Risberg, Bonnie 194
Risberg, john 194
Risberg, Marie 113,194
Ristow, Sharon 46,131
Ritoia, Matt 102,137
Rittenhouse, Rick 37
Robens, Rebecca 124
Roberts, joan 46
Robertson, Marilyn 194
Robichaud, Margaret 47,96,142
Robinson. David 104.107
ROBINSON, PATRICIA 214
Robinson. Rebecca 41
Robson, Gordon 194
Rockwell, Linda 112,131,194
Roderick, Susan 40
Rodey, Sharon 32
Rodriguez, Ray 134
Roebken. Kathi 41
Roellich, William 106.194
Roets,jeanne 43,94
Rogers, Richard 88,194
ROGGENBUCH. THERESE 232
Rohrer, Mary 34,122
ROLNICK, STANLEY 223
Romens, Cathy 41
Romeo, Carol 93,149,194
Rommel, Ann 30,134
ROOD. CLAIR 211
Roraff, Mike 33
Roraff, Peggy 122
Rose,jamesA.103
Rose, james B. 129,194
Roseland, Muriel 43
Rosenow, Fred 38
Ross, Stephanie 33
Roster, james 105
Roth, Hollv 47
Rotter, judy 32
ROVANG, THEODORE 213
Rove, Susan 35,133
ROWE, L\WRENCE 214
Rowe, William 194
Roy, Nancy 94,121
ROZELLE. THEODORE 231
Ruck,john 104
Rudolph, Al 138,194
Rudolph, David 194
Rudrud, Charles 100
Ruehl, Geri 42,88,108,124,123,127
Ruf, Barbara 41 ,153
Rundle, Bob 26.39
Runholm, Kathy 93,110
Running, Dick 172
Ruskell, :Vlark 44
Rutter, Dick 104,128
Rutter, Stephen 104,103,111,128,162,194,177
Rybarczyk, Terry 44
Rydell, Sandy 42
Rye, Eleanor 30
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Sadowski, Dave 43
Sager, Gerald 100
Sager, Terry 98
Sammons, Mary Ann 194
Sampson, Carol 33,129
Sampson,june 131
Sanders, Sherry 120,194
Sands, Saralie 34,65,90,93,125,128,142
Sarbacker. Bob 39
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Saron, Gordon 172
Saterbak, Lynn 141 193
Sather. Sarah 43
Saunders, Sue 40
Scarseth, Claire 111
Scarseth, Harold 121,134
Schaetzke, Terrance 99,133,170,195
Schaller, janine 34,134
Schaub, Carole 42
SCHEIN, NORMAN 218
Schell, Allan 106,193
Schellenger, Pat 43
Schellpeper, Suellyn 33
Scherdin, Kathy 138
Scherer, William 26,146,147,193
Schieble, Marleen 42,136,144
Schleicher, Ted 33,137
Schlosser, Barbara 89,94,110,124
Schlosser, Peggy 34
Schlosser, Sandra 90,112,131,193
Schmidt. Dave 43
Schmidt, joan 46,93
Schmidt, Nancy 112
Schmidt, Ruth 33
Schmidt, Terry 99,193
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Schmit, Sandy 47,149
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Schmitz, Barbara 42.122
Schmitz, Bernadette 122,193
Schmitz, Douglas 44
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Schneider, Roger 36
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Schockmel, Barry 22,26,37,102,112,113,146,172
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Schonert, john 44
Schoeneman, judd 37
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Schott, Kathy 41
Schott, Liz 41
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Schreiber, Wayne 98,99,113,147,195
Schroeder, Carolyn 34,121
Schroeder, Cathy 34
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Schroeder, jeff 137
Schroeder, Larry 44
SCHROEDER, MARJORIE (Mrs) 222
Schroeder, Pam 47,110,134,143,131
Schubert, Linda 41
Schuelke, Bruce 38,154
Schuenemann, Suzanne 35
SCHUH, LAURA 213
Schultz, Arlyce 42
Schultz, jean 46
Schultz, joann 53
Schultz, Mike 53
Schultz, Sandy 41
Schultz, Warren 44
Schulz, Bruce 26,39,146
Schulz, Richard 38,172
Schulz, Ritz 40
Schuster, Mike 37
Schwandt, Rita 96,195
Schwarten, Dean 50,102
Schwartz, Faye 108,195

Schwartz, .\Iarilm 47,96.1 34, 136,145, 1.'i I
Schwartz, ':\ancy 131
Schwersenska, Janice 43, 137
Schwier. Gerald 39
Schwier. Pau137J53
Sdlw':Jee:!er Sharon 47
Sch\'e, c\nn 47
Scofield, Ray 175
Scott, Elaine 41, I08, 122
Scott, Gwen 53
Scote Joey 43,88,9(1.93
Scoville, Sheila 54
SCULL!':\ .\L\RL\':\ (.\Irs) 215
SEARCY HERBERT 230
Sebion, Karen 54
Sebranek, Donna 55
Sebranek, Pat 53, I03
Sebranek, Tom SO
Secretarski,James 45
Sederquist, .\Iike 52,128
Seeber. Phillip 44
Seefeld, Eileen 35
Seefeldt, RandY 44
SegaL Richard 45
Seifert, Vern 44
Seiler. SallY 112,162.195
Selk, Linda 41
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Semrad, ':\anC\' 43
Semrau, Janice 4 L 122,1 53
SE':\FF, ROBERT213
Senn, Dennis 54
Senn, Kathleen 52,138
Servais, Rick 55
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Severson, Bill 170
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Shaw, Scott 102,147
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Shoemaker. Walter SO
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Simpson, Sandra 42.134,135,136,145,151,196
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Slaats, Jerry SO
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Snyder,Janet 112,131,162,196
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Sojkowski, Wame 75,1 22,135, 136,146,170,196
Solberg, Jim 129
Solberg, Steve 55,1 30
Solchenberger. Cheryl 46
SoldwedeL Sue 145
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SomdahL ':\ancy4Ll43
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Splitt, Pat 46
Spoerle, Gary 38
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Spooner, A.nn 162, I96
Spraetz, Ken 50,78,99
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Staats, Sue 40
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Stadthaus, ,\ce 75,146,1"'5,1
StafTon, Allan 52,1 24, 144,]70
Stage, John 53,88,90
Stannard, Dennis 113,146, I ,197
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Stauber. Ste\'e 118,13­
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Steckart, Salh 96-154
SteckeL Bill 104
SteeL Ron 44
Steele, Steve 102
Steensrud, Grady 26,102
StefTen, .\Iarty 94
Steh, Ken 38
Stein, Al38
Steinbrenner, Dick 38
Steine, .\Iary 42,131
Steiner, ':\eil39
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Steinmetz, Brad 128
StekeL Ellen 47,108,1 12-123
SteldeJan 35,122
Stcllpftug, Peggy 53,122
Stellrecht, Greg 36
Stenback, Randy 36
StendahL Allen 38
StendahL John 38
STEPHENS,J\.\IES 229
Stephenson, Harriet 34
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Sterba, Bill 45
Sterling, Chef\'1 153
Stetler. Don 39
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Steuck, Lorraine 42, 12 Ll29
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Stewart, Jay 45
)!e\\'arejim 3 7
Stich, Tim 44,81
Sticken, ':\aneY 40
Stickney, Dale 37
Stillman, Jim 44
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StolL Peg 43
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Stone, Tom 55
Storck, Jill 55
StOfey. \V. Steve 112.1-719­
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Stout, AI36
Stover. William 197
Stovev. J udeen 52

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Walchak. David 198
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Walker. .1055.123
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WARI'\ER. TERRY 223
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Weber. Christine 34
Weber. .1ohn 44
Weber. I'\anC\ 129,199
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Webster. jim)O,75.1 04
WedL Don 36
WEEKLEY, DALLAS 232
Wegner. :Vlichael39.112
Wehman, Carl 100
Wehman. Irvin 199
Weichbrod, janet 42
Weideman. Dianne 46,95
"Veig, Susan 53,96.111
Weiland, Sheila 121
Weinke,jim 33
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Weisbrod, Paula 46
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W eissenberger, Dave 100
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Wendling, Paul 199
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Werner. Peter45,102.112.113,146,14'7.162,
172.199
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Westlund. Steve 37
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WHALEI'\, EDI'\A (:VIrs.) 229
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Wier, Larry 37
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Wiesjahn, Otto 199
Wieske, .1oseph 44
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Willger,jim 45
WILLIAMS, EUGEI'\E 229
Williams, Paul 36,90
Williams, Penelope 199
Williams, Richard 124,132
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Wilson, Don 44
WIMBERLEY CARL 209
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WII'\GATE. ROBERT 219
Wink,james 102,199
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Winters,Jim 44
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Wirtz. Carol41
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WittkopL Elvse 199
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Wojahn. Jan 95
Wall', Carol 35,122
Wolff,jo Ann 147
\VolfL Karen 40
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Wood. Vicki 34.133
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WULLII'\G, DIERSOI'\ 229
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YOUI'\G. BERNARD 209
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Young,jean 54
Young, Pat 35.1 02
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Zahrte, Carol 199
Zajicek, Gene 36.101 124
Zampach, Chris 47
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Zielinski, joan 132
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Zimmerman, Barb 134
Zimmerman, Bill 38
Zimmerman, :vliriam 121,128.141
Zimmermann, Nancy 50,93
Zirk, Bruce 36
Zuniga, George 4J
Zurn, David 153
Zwettler,judv 46.122
Z wettler, :vlike 38
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