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The
La Crosse
1967
Wis nsin State University
La Crosse, Wisconsin

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We Present
W.S. U.-La Crosse
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CAMPUS
Buildings l0
Student Life 16
(Special Events included)
S pOrts 62
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"Wisconsin State University-La Crosse
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The new science building.
The recently built Angell Hall and a new
dorm under construction.

Whitney Center, the new food service building,
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Sights
The old student union.
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DevelopITlent
The construction site of future housing for men.
The new and old heating plants.

Main Hall, the center of learning.
Wilder Hall, the oldest of the girls dormitories.
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Our
Old

Wittich Hall, the major recreational and class area for women students.
Stand-bys
Florence Wing Library, a place for studying, browsing, and classes.

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Student
Life

Berths
Of
Learning
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Learning's
Various
Phases
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Students
at
Leisure
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Homecoming Queen: Rose Mangiaracina
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HOITlecoITling
Fever
Fires up

EnthusiaSIll
and
Victory

A Night of EntertainITlent
and
Festive
Decorations
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And a
Victory
Celebration

Miss May
Vicki Megrath
Miss January
Marcia Lee
Miss July
Karen KJug
Miss February
Margie Wachal
Miss March
Shirley Tapelt
SigIlla Tau GaIllIlla
Presents
The Calendar Girls
Miss August
Judy Jungen
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Miss September
Chris Turzinski

Miss October
Sally Steckart
Calendar Queen
Julie Huttenburg
Miss November
Sue Ishmael
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Miss June
Carolyn Garriot
Miss April
Millie Nelson
Miss December
Margaret Grant

Po"\Vder
Puff
Olympics
Wheelin' and dealin'
Easy-does it!
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But you said they were hard boiled!

Scenes
of
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Christmas

Delta Sigs ring in winter in a variety of headgear.
These boots were made for winter.
Winter
S"\Vings
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In

Up the slope by rope.
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A snowball fight!
Winter

Another fall!
Weekends
A happy couple goes up the slope via the ski lift.

A Man For
All Seasons
A Man For A II Seasons by Robert Bolt, showed
how Thomas More, England's Chancellor in 1529,
disagreed with Henry VIII's remarriage.
A man of great conscience, Sir Thomas More's
unshakable belief in the Catholic Church was violently
oppossed to the actions of Henry VIII and
Reformation policies; he is imprisoned for this,
and is finally beheaded.
The Common Man
Sir Thomas More
Richard Rich
Duke of Norfolk
Alice More
Margaret More
Cardinal Wolsey
Thomas Cromwell
Chapuys
William Roper
King Henry VIII
A Woman
Archbishop Cranmer
Chapuys' Attendant
The Cast
William Fleming
David Joanis
Leighton Lee
Ronald Lee
Carolyn Ott
Mary Lynn Hart
Gerald J. Quimby
Robert Gronski
Gary Williams
Robert Pruess
Dustin Evans
Kris Fox
Richard Anderson
R. Thomas Burnick
Mary Lynn Hart as Margaret More and David Joanis
as Sir Thomas More.
Robert Pruess as William Roper listens to the discussion between Thomas Cromwell, Robert Gronski, and
Sir Thomas More, David Joanis.

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Odetta
Odetta highlighted the early part of December
by presenting a most enjoyable and moving concert.
The dynamic folk artist performed a concert
which varied from a light poem by A. A. Milne to
sorrow-laden Negro spirituals. Her performance
was climaxed by a standing ovation.
Vincent Price
Vincent Price appeared on campus with the
sole purpose of stimulating, in Americans, an
awareness of their own literary history. Walt
Whitman, James M. Whistler, and Tennessee Williams
provided source material for this most impressive
dramatic presentation which will be long
remembered by all who attended.

A strong contender in the lighted candle race.
Alpha Phi
Water
Carnival
A gunny sack tied to his feet made swimming difficult.
The most exhausted person present.
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Nancy Krattiger demonstrates her skill.
A well coordinated ball routine.
Gymnastics
Club
Precision movement and grace are the rewards
of hard work and diligent practice which were
demonstrated by this well disciplined group. They
coordinated individual and group routines into
effective performances which highlighted basketball
halftime shows.
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Gaye Beamer does a Hawaiian dance.
An International Student looks at a
fancy figurine.
International
Variety Sh01W
and
Bazaar
A colorful Spanish dance.

Mr. Zero and Daisy Diana eontemplate their
dreams of one another.
The Adding
Machine
The Adding Machine was first produced
by the Theatre Guild in 1923. The play inherently
reflects this period in dialogue and
in other aspects of its scenes. In order to be
true to the playwright's original tone, the
University Theatre has chosen to reflect the
period of the twenties in costuming and
makeup. Mr. Rice (the author) has stated
that the locale of the play is "anywhere" ­
the time "anytime." The adding machine of
1967 may be more "super" than the 1923
model, but the man who stands before it is
essentially the same.
-Director's Note
Mr. and Mrs. Zero through Six in a soeial gathering.
The Cast
Mr. Zero
Daniel Pedretti
Mrs. Zero
Jane Wainwright
Daisy Diana Dorothea Devore Mary Lynn Hart
The Boss
Thorn Gianoli
The Second Boss
Dennis Blackmore
The Third Boss
Steven Fidika
Mr. One
Ken Polasky
Mrs. One
Kathy Seiter
Mr. Two
Richard Grieger
Mrs. Two
Renee Doolittle
Mr. Three
Raymond Waldie
Mrs. Three
Mary Munson
Mr. Four
Charles Kuchler
Mrs. Four
Joyce Thornton
Mr. Five
Charles Laeser
Mrs. Five
Judy Rotter
Mr. Six
Dave Pieper
Mrs. Six
Carolyn Ott
Policeman
Richard Downing
Judy O'Grady
Marilyn Gongoll
Young Man
Patrick McDaniel
Shrdlu
David Joanis
AHead
George Spelvin
Lieutenant Charles
Tim Van Susteven
Joe
Richard Downing

Songfest 1966
Around
The World
In Song
First place winners, Alpha Phi Sorority.
Sandy Anderson dressed as a Dutch Miss.
The Recreation Majors Club transformed Main
Hall Auditorium into a showplace of faraway
scenes. A huge globe beside the stage revolved as
a constant reminder of the continents to be represented
in song. Club members dressed in foreign
costumes accented the flavor of faraway lands.
The Campus Vets won the Grand Prize with
their humorous song "Old King Cole" and "Hene'
Ma Tou" an Israeli folk song.
The Alpha Phi Sorority earned top honors in
the Women's Voices with "Banana Boat" and
"Falling in Love with Love."

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How far do I have to go?
They say one push does it.
Winter's

Another hill-another fall.
Playground
On the way down.
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Fun to wear but hard to wash!
A Hard Days Work
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"This is a lot of washing to do."

A fair exchange-dirty linen for clean linen.
Put a good crease il those slacks.

Writing letters and drinking Pepsi takes up lots of time.
That book was just too hard to get through!

What would dorm life be without music?
Pop-com tastes good after studying hard.
Packing for vacation.

Restful you say?
Cheaper by the couple?
Studying is not all work and no play,
Now to get the spare.

Apprehension?
Restful Weekends
The best way to relax is together.

The New Christy Minstrels highlighted the opening of Winter Carnival activities.
Casino"
Heave-ho, the rope pulling contest opens the carnival sports
events.
Gary Dresang displays his beard for all to see.
He earned first place honors giving him the distinction
of being the top winner for three consecutive
years.

The Sig Taus put on last minute touches before the ice sculpture
contest.
President Gates gives a critical eye in the role of
judge in the ice sculpture contest.
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Two Alpha Kappa Lambda men are
time keepers in the toboggan race.
Delta Zeta Sorority received a first place rating for "Casino
Joe."

Eager contenders for the toboggan race.
The Beta Sigma Chi Fraternity rakes in the money from their carnival
booth.
A romantic ending to a weekend of fun and festivity.

The high-hatted night life of the "New Yorker."
Catalina Club
Presents
The pirates group for a "Victory at Sea."
Focus on Life

The seniors bid a fond farewell.
Lil Abner, where is you?
One boy, one girl, first love.

Row I: Dennis Arkin, Ed Cretens, George Kliminski, Barry Schockmel, Grady Steensrud, Roger Baylor, Bill Riberich. Row 2: Bill
Quin, Bob Crist. Bob Mars, Tom Sacharski, Tom Carrol, Bill Turnquist, Warren Bear, Adele Johannes. Row 3: Tom Teff, Len
Funk, Phil Carevello. Dan Meinert, Jude Elliot, Jeff Preiss, Bob Meronk. Row 4: Tom Mancuso, Rocky Falaschi, John Kuehn, Bill
Peterson, Gary Klug, DuWayne Stendahl, Bob Fortney, Craig Kusi::k. Row 5: Dan Barret, Fred Thorton, Dave Devorack, Steve Willet,
Dale Tykla, Tony Galena, Tony Christnovich. Row 6: Randy Erickson, Bob Rentz, Cal Knaide, Bruce Shultz.
Coach Vickroy
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Indians ambush a Stout back.

Scoreboard
La Crosse 14 Oshkosh 7
La Crosse 34 Platteville 13
La Crosse 16 Stevens Point 34
La Crosse 22 UWM 0
La Crosse 16 Stout 7
La Crosse 7 River Falls 33
La Crosse 20 Superior 19
La Crosse 14 Whitewater 49 Turnquist evades pursuing Bluedevil.
La Crosse 20 Eau Claire 19
Indians Scalp Gridiron Foes
The tribe whoops it up.
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The La Crosse State Indians rolled to a 6-3
won and loss record this year and placed fourth
in the Wisconsin State University Conference.
The Indians romped past Platteville, UWM,
Stout, Superior, and Eau Claire. The three defeats
suffered by the Indians were at the hands
of Stevens Point, River Falls, and Whitewater.
In the exciting Homecoming game against
Stout, the Indians had to overcome a 7-3 half
time deficit and did so with a Turnquist to Steensrud
touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. The
team managed to score another TD in the last
second of the game to earn the final 16-7 win
over the Stout Bluedevils.

Yards Are Tough
To Corne By

Scoreboard
La Crosse 34 Stevens Point 21 La Crosse I7 River Falls 62
La Crosse 20 Platteville 43 Augsburg 60
La Crosse 29 UWM 27 La Crosse 38 Winona 20
La Crosse 42 Luther 17 La Crosse 15 Bethel 45
La Crosse 33 Oshkosh 24
Paul Dale. record-breaking harrier.
La Crosse: Third place in conference meet
Note: Low score wins in cross country.
Harriers-3rd In WSUC
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The La Crosse harriers finished third in the
Wisconsin State University Conference. The conference
was unusually tough and the Indians
faired very wen against some stiff WSUC competition.
The Indians won 3 of 8 meets and placed third
in the conference meet (at Whitewater) behind
Oshkosh and Whitewater. La Crosse downed
Platteville, Bethel, River Falls and Augsburg (a
quadrangular meet). The harriers lost a close
match to UWM by two points.
Paul Dale established a school record with a
time of 16: 38 against Luther. The old record
of 16: 43 was held by Larry Drew and was set
in 1963. Other consistant performers for Coach
Gautsch were Pete Van Handel, Scott Lindgren,
Jack Curtis, Rod Leadley and Pete Smith.

Cross Country Indians
Row 1: Pete VanHandeL Scott Lindgren, Jack Curtis, Row 2: Coach Floyd Gautsch, Capt. Larry Hardy, Paul Dale, Doug White,
Rod Leadley
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La Crosse Tribune photo
---Posts Victorious Finale
For a while, the team followed preseason predictions
by losing their first three games, but
under DeVoll's talented guidance combined with
the team's aggressive desire and latent talent, the
Indians jelled into a winning quint, winning 13
of their last 18 encounters. DeVoll called this
team the "most pleasing" he had ever coached
and the "character" evident in this team was an
important factor in its success.
On the basketball court, DeVoll emphasized
defense which usually produced the offense and
aggressiveness of his teams. Most of the coaches
in the WSUC recognize that DeVoll was probably
the best defensive coach in the conference. Cliff
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DeVoll will be missed as a coach here at La
Crosse because everyone is aware of his exceptional
talent in molding winning teams and good
sportsmen. If his coaching career is any indication
of the future, La Crosse State will have an outstanding
Associate Dean of Physical Education.
This year's team exemplified the spirit of Cliff
DeVoll himself. He was the type of man who
instilled energy, aggressiveness and vitality in anything
he undertook, whether coaching or teaching.
This was transmitted to his students, his associates
and his basketball players. DeVoll was a graduate
of La Crosse State, and earned his master and
doctorate at Indiana University.

1966
Holiday
Tournament
La Crosse
Lincoln
La Crosse
Lincoln
ScoI-eboard
Dec. 27 Dec. 28
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94
75
112
70
Loras
Harnline
Harnline
Loras
98
69
74
95

Coach DeVoll-Tournament host.
The La Crosse State Holiday Tournament was
loaded with action and suspense. Tournament
teams were: defending champ Lincoln (Tigers),
Loras (Du Hawks), Hamline (Pipers), and La
Crosse. Lincoln won the championship and the
Indians took consolation honors.
The most exciting game was the 98-88 Loras
over La Crosse win. The Du Hawks led La Crosse
80-76 with 19 seconds left in the game when Neuberger's
layup cut the lead to 80-78. With 6 seconds
left, Loras' Joe Hester missed a free throw,
Neuberger got the rebound and passed to fastbreaking
Loughrin whose bucket at the horn tied
the game at 80-80. Indian fans went berserk and
Loras fans sat in stunned disbelief. However, in
the 5 minute overtime, Loras outscored La Crosse
18-8. Earlier Lincoln beat Hamline 94-69.
In the championship battle, Lincoln defeated
Loras 112-95. Loras got an early lead, but the
Tigers fought back to gain a 54-45 half time margin.
Lincoln outpaced the Du Hawks 58-50 in
the last half and won their second straight Tournament
championship. Lincoln's Arvesta Kelly, for
the second straight year, was named the Tournament's
most valuable player.
In the consolation game, last second Indian
heroics earned a 75-74 victory over Hamline. The
Pipers led 72-71 with 23 seconds left, Grainger
blocked Al Frost's layup and Mitich then scored
two to put the Indians ahead 73-72. Seconds later
Johnson was fouled and he sank two free throws
to push La Crosse's lead to 75-74. Frost scored
a basket at the buzzer.
Top Indian scorers in the tournament were:
Mitich 29, Johnson 27, Grainger and Neuberger
26, and Bruett 24. This showed well balanced
scoring for La Crosse.
Indians
Consolation
ChaIllps
Struggle for ball control.
Mitich drives for a bucket.

Scoreboard
La Crosse 119 Alumni 81 La Crosse 82 Superior 70
La Crosse 82 Winona 88 La Crosse 94 River Falls 81
La Crosse 67 Stout 87 La Crosse 69 Stout 71
La Crosse 63 Gustavus Adolphus 78 La Crosse 99 Eau Claire 72
La Crosse 77 Platteville 70 La Crosse 92 Northland 77
La Crosse 93 Whitewater 83 La Crosse 97 Superior 93
La Crosse 88 Loras 98 La Crosse 88 River Falls 75
La Crosse 75 Hamlin 74 La Crosse 75 Oshkosh 89
La Crosse 80 Eau Claire 74 La Crosse 92 Platteville 79
La Crosse 80 Stevens Point 81 La Crosse 81 Stevens Point 69
La Crosse 80 Oshkosh 84 La Crosse 89 Whitewater 85
Hafner out rebounds a winded Falcon.
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Driving
Shooting
Rebounding
Team"",ork
Equals Victory
Indian Style

Dave Neuberger on the defensive
John Milich drives in for a layup.
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All arms')
Gena lakes a jumper.

A Year Of IIllproveIllent
Indian wrestler struggles with opponent.
Scoreboard
La Crosse 15 Eau Claire 14
La Crosse 14 Stevens Point 17
La Crosse 18 Loras 9
La Crosse 8 Winona 25
La Crosse 5 Platteville 27
La Crosse 16 Marquette 14
La Crosse 8 Upper Iowa 21
La Crosse 9 Superior 18
La Crosse 24 St. Thomas 8
La Crosse 19 Stout 11
La Crosse 3 St. Cloud 31
Row I: Steve Boyd, Rich Korish, Vern Cowles, Tom Brown, Danny Berg, Pat Stephens, Jim Harland, Row 2: Gary Eagen, Norb Duba,
Dave Urban. Terry Ta'1ner. Carl Fox. Dave Blanchard. Al Poser, Mike Fanny, Steve Willet, Asst. Coach Dannel Dutcher.
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An Indian wrestler works for a pin.
The Indian matmen showed a marked improvement
over last years team by posting a record of
5 wins and 6 losses, compared to last years record
of 4 and 10. Carl Fox a freshman, took the conference
championship in the 167 pound class
while two seconds were taken by Steve Willet at
177 pounds and Al Poser at 191 pounds, a third
and fourth were also taken by Norb Duba heavy
weight and Dave Blanchard ] 60 pounds. The
Indians took 4th place as a team in the Conference
Championship held here at La Crosse.
Carl Fox 167 Ibs. Conference Champion breaks his man to the
mat.
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Steve Willett attempts to break loose.

Row I: Topper Hagerman, Bob Keller, Steve Pischke, Wayne Bohlman, Jim Franciskovic,
Jack Franciskovic, Bob Polan. Roll' 2: Steve Jensen, Tim Meyer, Mike Manigold, Mark Frey,
Gary Mosier. Jim Rewolinski, Darrel Lulling, Dick Schultz.
Indian S"\tVirnrners
Scoreboard
La Crosse 63 St. Thomas 40
La Crosse 70 Luther 34
La Crosse 66 Stevens Point 38
La Crosse 74 River Falls 30
La Crosse 38 Platteville 66
La Crosse 75 St. Cloud 28
La Crosse 22 Winona 82
La Crosse 79 Stout 21
La Crosse 47 Oshkosh 57
La Crosse 45 Gustavus Adolphus 59
La Crosse 42 Ramline 58
La Crosse 59 U.W.M. 45
Conference Meet 4th Place
An Indian swimmer streaks for the finish.
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The La Crosse swim team opened the 1966-67
season by winning four straight meets. The Indians
were led by six returning veterans and
strengthened by six freshmen. The swim team
compiled a 7 and 5 won and loss record and
placed 4th in the Conference Meet held here at
La Crosse. Gary Mosier, a freshman, and Steve
Pischke won first places. Mosier set a new conference
record of 1: 56.2 in the 200 yard freestyle
and Pischke took diving honors with 263.55
points.

CinderIllen Streak by
Opponents
Glen Lasch tied Bill Oaks of Oshkosh for first place III the pole vault with a record breaking vault of 13 feet, 91/2
inches at the Conference Meet.
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La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
La Crosse
Row 1: Jack Curtis; Randy Docauer; Bruce Hutcheon; Rick Schultz; Larry Hardy; Al Thurman. Row 2: Glenn Dallman;
Bob Bloedel; Rick Shultz; Dave Maher; Bill Meronk; Barry Schockmel. Row 3: Rick Kaufman; Bob Mars; Lee
Spletter; Rick Reiss; Ron Byers; Norb Duba; John Kuehn. Row 4: Jerry Braza; Barney Klinzing, Capt.; Jeff Haebig;
John Gianforte; John Mahorskey; Gary Dresang, Trainer. Row 5: Gene Witek; Jim Brown, Head Coach; Leo Schnur,
Assist. Coach; Scott Poija; Rollo Taylor, Assist. Coach.
Scoreboard
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114
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8PA
Stout
Winona
Platteville
River Falls
Platteville
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Stout
La Crosse 61 Whitewater
La Crosse 75 UW-M
La Crosse III Winona
UW-M Relays: Fourth Place
Conference Meet: Fifth Place
Darryl White and AI Thurman outraces opponents.
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The La Crosse State trackmen finished the season
by placing fifth in the WSU-Conference Meet
at Madison. Besides this accomplishment, the cindermen
compiled a 4-2 record in individual dual
meets.
The track team also placed first in a quadrangular
meet here, the first of its type, against Stout,
Stevens Point, and Oshkosh. In addition to this,
the Indians placed fourth in the UW-M Relays
at Milwaukee.
An interesting aspect of the past track season
was the addition of two new events which were
the triple jump and the 440 yard relay. At the
conference meet the 440 yard relay team established
a new school record of 43 7/10 seconds.

Tennis Balls Fly
Scoreboard
La Crosse 5 Mankato
La Crosse 9 UW-Marshfield
La Crosse 3 Platteville
La Crosse 2 Luther
La Crosse 6 Iowa Teachers
La Crosse 6 St. Marys
La Crosse 9 Eau Claire
La Crosse 4 Bethel
La Crosse 4 Platteville
Conference Meet: Second place
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The 1966 Indian tennis squad completed a
sucessful season with a 6-3 won-lost record and
a second place finish in the Conference Meet in
Oshkosh.
In other meets, the netmen belted UW-Marshfield
and Eau Claire 9-0. The Indians also defeated
Iowa Teachers, St. Marys, Bethel, and
Mankato.
The Indians lost 2 matches by one point, to
Platteville by a score of 5-4 and 4-3. The other
loss was to Luther.
Row]: Joe Jarosh; Dale Prell, Assistant Coach; Bob Wingate. Row 2: Coach Cliff DeVoll; Ken Steh; John
Kading; Joe Aigner; Al Pruefer; Jim Burton.

Don Iverson, Harry Carpenter, Gary Olsen, Ron Quillin, George Geise,
Lee Kaczmarek, Coach Walter Thoresen (standing).
Golfers First
WSUC
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The La Crosse State linksmen won 15, lost 2,
and tied ] during the ]966 golfing season and
won the Wisconsin State University Conference
crown. The team also placed thirteenth nationally
in the NAIA Tournament in which Don Iverson
won top honors. Iverson also won the Wisconsin
State Amateur Open in 1966 and is rapidly becoming
one of the states best golfers. Ron Quillin
was also a standout on the team during the season.
Iverson's shot to the green is right on target.
Don Iverson chips onto the green.

Scoreboard
La Crosse 4 Winona State College 6
La Crosse 3 Oshkosh State University 1
La Crosse 2 Oshkosh State University 10
La Crosse 1 Loras College 4
La Crosse 2 Loras College 1
La Crosse 7 Winona State College 2
La Crosse 3 Eau Claire State University 0
La Crosse 14 Eau Claire State University 6
La Crosse 7 Iowa State College 8
La Crosse 2 River Falls State University 5
La Crosse 4 River Falls State University 5
La Crosse 8 Bethel College 12
La Crosse 4 Whitewater State University 8
La Crosse 1 Whitewater State University 2
La Crosse 3 Platteville State University 8
A powerful swing. La Crosse 1 Platteville State University 4
The La Crosse State diamondmen won 3 of
10 conference games and posted a 5-11 overall
record. Statistics indicate a poor season, but the
team showed desire which was proven in the first
three conference games the Indians played. They
won all three of these games before suffering defeats.
The team was comprised mainly of freshmen
and sophomores who gained valuable experience
and present a bright prospect for the future.
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Indian streaks for first base.

Spirited Baseball Indians
Row 1: Mark Simon, Bob Wieland Paul Sommers, Jim Grosch, Terry Schaetzke, Chuck Landis, Frank Thorton, Dick Meteyard, Dave
Christensen. Row 2: Coach Vickroy, Jeff Goll, Bob All, Tom Smith, Dave Sadowski, Joe Emer, Jerry Hilger, Jim Szelagowski, Jeff
Koeller. Row 3: William Vickroy, Art Brownell, Wayne Gorell, Dave Tykla, Ray Marmastone, Ralph Eswein, Jim Webster.
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SOCIAL
Organizations.86
85
Independents 88
Religious 138
Greeks 148

Organizations

Row 1: Deanna Olson; Sally Steckart; Donna Hilleshiem; Millie Nelson; Sharon Green; Bonnie Lothian, Recording Sec. Row 2: Barb
Breeser; Joey Scott; Dolly DeKeyser; Patsy Gilles; Linda Benedict; Ellen Raimer; Judy Hinz, Cones. Sec. Row 3: Steve Reardon; Bob
Murphy, Treas; Jim Smart, Pres; JoAnn Poellinger; Geri Ruehl; Di;k Michuda; Scott Shaw. Row 4: William Parks, Adv; John Woodson;
Jim Burton; Rodney Nelson; Wayne Jacobson, Parliament; Dr. Milford Cowley, Adv.
Campus Controls Council
C.C.c. members enjoy a spaghetti dinner at President Gates' home.
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Campus Controls Council, the representative
body of our university, has devoted much of its
time in promoting special projects for the benifit
of the student body. These projects included
changing the library hours, teacher-course evaluation,
coinciding Spring Break with Easter, and
attempting to incorporate student discounts at the
various stores in La Crosse.
The activities which the Campus Controls
Council has backed this year are the campus-wide
elections, poster regulations, and student-faculty
committees.
These are just a few of the many ways in which
our Campus Controls Council has served the students
of WSU-La Crosse.

President Kay Fisher welcomes delegates
to La Crosse for the State AWS
Convention.
The AWS State Convention, "We like It Here,"
was held successfully on the La Crosse Campus.
The theme represented the importance of the
women's role on campus. Nine colleges from the
state of Wisconsin, and one from Minnesota attended
the meeting, bringing and exchanging
ideas, methods, and systems of utilizing AWS on
the college campus.
Lynn Zimmerman, Region II Coordinator of
lAWS was the capsule keynote speaker and guest
of the day, while Dr. and Mrs. K. Fisher of La
Big and little sisters get to know each other at the AWS Big-Little Sister picnic held
in Myrick Park.
Associated
Women
Students
Crosse presented an after luncheon program on
their 20 month stay in Nigeria.
Always important is the Big-Little Sister picnic
which enables new women on campus to familiarize
themselves with other women students and
AWS, the governing body. Other social events
sponsored by AWS were the two church breakfasts,
Pow Wow Princess's Meeting during Homecoming
Week, the Inaugural Reception for President
Gates, the Computer Dance held in February,
and the annual Mother's Day Week-end.
Row 1: Judy Smith; Bonnie Hannon; Pat Meyers; Eugenia Eng; Connie Curtis; Sue Schuett; Kay Fisher, Pres.; Lindsey Kuhn; Cheryl
Fisher, Corr. Sec.; Ginger Laetsch; Barb Skrobat; Melissa Erickson; Paula Pomplum. Row 2: Sonia Serstad; Georgene Kuzma; Linda
Nelson; Cindy Howland, Rec. Sec.; Sue Travetto; Chris Weber; Phyllis Asselin; Judy DeJong, Treas.; Karen Sedarquist; Jane Hahn;
Diane Smalancke; Carol Lenz.
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Entertain:rnent Co:rn:rnittee
Row 1: Pat Mulheron; Nancy Jung; Gerald Bonsack; Judy Colletti, Sec.; Jeanne Utter. Row 2: Roberta Kehrwald; Joan Roberts; Kathy
Schott; Ann Huenink; Barb Bronson; Barb Skrobot, Vice Chrm. Row 3: Sandy Jackson; Tekla Anderson; Mary Priller; Effie Abrahamson;
Connie Paulson; Mrs. Pinkston, Advisor. Row 4: Linda Herold; Jane Pedersen, Chrm.; Steve Adams; Richard Downing; Janice Martins;
Carol Moore.
Food Co:rn:rnittee
Row 1: Sue Myers; Lynn Braem; Sue Killian; Brenna Bick. ROll' 2: Pam Strong;
Jim Stewart; Barb Binder. Row 3: Joseph Jasper: Steve Reardon. Vice Chairman;
Gary MacAulay; Paul Williams. Chairman.
Student Union Board
Row 1: Dean Tenckhoff; Marjorie Kelly; Judy Boeder; Miss Pollack; Mrs. J. Pinkston. Row 2: Mr. Holt; P. Asher;
Glenn Dallman; John Stage; Dean Steuck; Mr. Walters; Mr. Strand; Mr. Hood; President Gates; Dean Gunning

Row 1: Karen Jacobs; Marjorie Kelly; Mary Jane Whitty. Row 2: Bruce McLain; Beth Bowers; Bonnie Beamer; Gary
Bendlin. Row 3: Larry Ellefson. Chairman; Don Strand, Advisor; Jane Pedersen, Sec.; John Stage; E. David Larsen.
Operations And Procedures
Row I: Kathy Newton; Janet Woods; Claire Lynne Morse; Diane Falbe; Marilyn Bain. Row 2: Mrs. Pinkston, Advisor;
Marilyn Miller; Judy Jordan, Sec.; Jan Klein; Sheryl Burkhalter. Row 3: Rob Brown; Steve Adams; Karen Jacobs, Beth
Bowers; Bonnie Beamer, Chrm.
Public Relations
Recreation
Row 1: Karen Jacobs, Vice Chrm.; Virginia Anderle; Joann Clark, Hist. Row 2: Larry Ellefson, Chrm.;
Bruce McLain; Charles Silcock: Arthur Ekern. Row 3: Tom Hood, Advisor; Dick Eggers; Jack Connaughton.

Al Thurman, Editor.
Donnette Hollman, Organizations Editor; Sarah Sather, Assistant
Organizations Editor.
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Beth Dolbier, Underclassmen Editor; Brenna Bick, Staff Member.
Dan Wells; Bob Poehling, Co-Sports Editors.

Mary Jane White, Special Events Editor.
The
La Crosse
Staff 1967
Jan Klein; Sue Schuenemann, Co-Student Life Editors;
Cheryl Busch, Assistant Student Life Editor.
Standing: Michelle McGrath, Staff Member; Bob Conrad, Staff Member.
Seated: Lynda Olson, Assistant Seniors Editor; Kathy Casey, Seniors
Editor.
Donna Hansen; Steve Reardon, Co-Index Editors.
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Mary Lou Johnson, Assistant Special Events Editor; Al
Thurman, Editor; Millie Nelson, Copy Editor.

Row 1: Alene Stensliene; Sheila Bowler; Kathy Neis; Harriett Stephenson; Michelle McGrath. Row 2: Janel Bladow; Mary Kamla; Marty
Niznik; Pat Beatty; Effie Abrahamson, Layout Ed. Row 3: Linda Arneson; Jeanne Subera; Jill Brady; Gail Stewart; Jackie Heuser, Features
Ed. Row 4: Steve Solberg; Daniel Pickett, Bus. Mgr.; Mike Sederquist, Sports Ed.; Peter King, Mgr. Ed.; Nicholas Moran, Ed.;
Jack Vater, News Ed.
The Racquet, celebrating its 57th year of publication,
was published by the largest staff in the
history of the campus newspaper.
Other firsts this year were the enlargement in
the size of the paper and the frequency it was
published. Eight page papers became the basic
size while the paper was published bi-weekly and
in many instances weekly.
The Racquet provided many new features that
had never appeared in the paper before. A forum
for public opinion, called "The Open Forum," appeared
for the first time. Many provocative views
and opinions appeared in the column, open to all
members of the academic community. Irving also
made his satirical appearance, giving insight into
Members of the Racquet Staff prepare layouts for the
next issue.
Racquet
instances and problems that concerned WSU-L
students. Other features included a look at "UFO's
-Real or Fantasy?" The Greek community was
featured during Greek Week with a report on the
background of fraternity and sorority groups on
campus.
In late October, Editor, Nicholas Moran attended
the national convention of the Associated
Collegiate Press in Philedelphia. There, the editor
exchanged ideas with other journalists from the
nation's college campuses.
A new advisor, Joseph Zobin, brought fresh
ideas to the staff of the paper. Zobin came to the
university position from a job as a newspaperman
on the Des Moines Register.
Nick Moran, Editor, edits an article for the Racquet.
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Rob Brown; Dan Pedretti, Editor; Rene Perkins; Leo Pedretti.
The Fledgling provides an opportunity for student
writers to see their works printed and a
chance for students to try their hand at being editors.
The purpose of the Fledgling is to encourage
creative writing.
This magazine is a student operated enterprise.
From student writings submitted, student staff
members select what material is best and make
Fledgling
the necessary arrangements to get the material
printed and distributed to the student body. Once
printed, the Fledgling is put on sale in the Student
Union Book Store and in the library, on a selfservice
basis.
Two issues of the Fledgling are intended to be
printed this year, one issue devoted to student art
and student writings.
Publications Board
Row 1: Miss Patricia Muller; Millie Nelson; Dr. Gilkey, Chrm.; Geri Ruehl; Saralie Sands. Row 2: AI Thurman; Mr. John Jenks; Dean
Steuck; Pete King; Nick Moran; Mr. Joseph Zobin.
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Row I: Dean Steuck; (jeri Ruehl; Dean Tenckhoff; Sherrie Katz; Mrs. Pinkston; Dean Hogue. Roll' 2: Mr. Strand; Jim Burton; Rodney
Nelson; Dr. Parks; Charles Walters; John Christian.
Organizations Committee
This committee is made up of five students
selected by the Campus Controls Council, the
dean of student affairs and four faculty members
appointed by the Faculty Steering Committee.
Its functions are: to determine the basis on which
student groups are recognized as university organizations
and to recognize petitioning groups
as university organizations on the basis of these
regulations; to administer and coordinate the activities
of all university organizations except sororities
and fraternities within the framework of
the policies determined by the Student Activities
Council. Sorority and fraternity activity shall be
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regulated by the Panhellenic and Interfraternity
councils respectively, also within the framework
of the policies established by the Student Activities
Council; to sponsor activities of an all-university
character or authorize organizations to
sponsor those activities and to allocate funds to
such sponsors from the student activity fees assigned
to the committee for its purpose; to prepare
the college activities calendar; to maintain
a record of all campus organizations including
their constitutions, meeting time and place, officers
and advisors.

One of the many services WSO performs on campus is ushering
for the various plays and concerts. Cheryl Fisher greets National Gamma Sigma Sigma President,
Charlotte Mendoza, at a tea during the W.S.O. Convention of
which W.S.U.-L was host.
Women's Service Organization
The Women's Service Organization is now a
probationary colony of Gamma Sigma Sigma, the
National \Vomen's Service Sorority. The motto of
the sorority is "Unity in Service" and its colors
are maroon and white which symbolizes friendship
and equality. The purpose of the sorority if
to assemble college and university women in a
spirit of service to humanity. It is based on the
high ideals of service, not only on campus but
in the community and national affairs as well.
On campus Gamma Sigma Sigma assists with
ushering, campus tours, the bloodmobile, proctoring
for exams, assembling the activity calendar,
and other respective services.
Row 1: Ellen Stekel. Corr. Sec.; Clarella Guider; Joyce Fay; Barbara Le Fevre; Sharon Lepsch, Treas. Row 2: Sharon Nada; Christine;
Mary Manthei; Jane Howland, Pres.; Betty Folgers. Rec. Sec.; Janine Bina. Row 3: Cheryl Fischer; Cindy Dodge; Ellen Larson;
Joan Berken; Anne Stoll; Linda Novy, 2nd. Vice Pres. Row 4: Linda Gottbeheut; Susan Weig; Judy Johnson; Betty Thompson; Suann
Thompson; Elaine Scott, Vice Pres.
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Mrs. Zero "nags" at Mr. Zero.
The King Henry VIn visits the More's.
George Spelvin rises to throw a skull at Mr. Zero and Shrdlu to quiet
them.
Alpha Psi Omega
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Sir Thomas More awaits execution.

Roll' I: Bruce Hamilton. Vice Pres.; Ed Wachholder, Treas.; Robert Poehling, Pub. Relations; Gerald Bonsack, Pres.; Dr. Cross, Kiwanis
Advisor. Roll' 2: David Leighr; Richard Grieger, Sec.; Mr. Steinke, Advisor; Gene Zazicek; Mr. LeRoy, Advisor.
The International Circle K on the La Crosse
campus is one of 800 in the United' States and
Canada. This service organization for college
men is sponsored by the Kiwanis International
and the local Kiwanis Club.
The service projects, which the Circle K participated
in, include ushering at different campus
Bruce Hamilton helps decorate the Christmas
tree in the Union.
Circle K
and local events, building a library at the La
Crosse Boys' Club, and resurfacing the bulletin
board between Main Hall and the Library. The
Circle K is also furnishing maps of the campus
which will be located on various points on our
campus.
A map of the campus which IS located between Main Hall and the Library, a Circle
K project.
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Delta Psi Kappa is a national physical education
fraternity for women in the field of physical
education. To be eligible for membership, a
candidate must have a semester gradepoint of
a 3.0 followed by a 2.75.
Delta Psi Kappa's projects and activities include
publishing the student directory; sponsoring
the student-teacher tea; organizing the volunteer
tutoring service; editing Major Tips for the
Delta Psi Kappa
Two prospective customers examine
the Delta Psi Kappa Student Directory.
women physical education majors; an annual
Homecoming Luncheon; two professional meet":
ings geared to the interest of the majors; the sale
of physical education textbooks; and the spring
banquet at which time the new officers are installed.
A project for the future includes the selling
of membership cards for the AAHPER, the professional
journal.
Row I: Rori Templin; Frances Koenig. Treas.; Barbara Schlosser, Chaplain; Susan Gentile, Pres.; Barbara Heinonen. Row 2: Marilvn
Meyer; Barb Zimmerman; Carol Wetenkamp, Sec.; Kay Fisher; Kathy Connor. Row 3: Kathy Runholm; Jean Bubolz; Rosanne Channing;
Mary Alfus: Karen Toburan; Evelyn Grosch. Row 4: Karen Board, Foil Ed., Pub!.; Lorriaine Steuck; Ellen Balz; Virginia Nairn;
Nancy Nicklas; Pam Schroeder.

Row 1: Margery Ginskey; Kathlyn Hayes, Vice Pres.; Dean North, Pres.; Harold Hanson, Hist. Row 2: Margaret Larson; Scott Dickson;
Greg Curley; Don Bracco; Sue Weig. Row 3: Michael Lauermann; Dr. Richard Blade, Advisor; William Bradford; Dr. Fred Davies, Advisor.
Eta Phi Alpha
Eta Phi Alpha book sale.
Eta Phi Alpha, honorary Letters and Science
Fraternity, was able to award another scholarship
this year to the Letters and Science student with
the highest academic standing. The group's first
scholarship was given out last year and this practice
will continue yearly.
Other activities included two book sales, and
a series of fascinating lectures on topics of current
interest in both world affairs and academic circles.
The aim of this honorary fraternity is to establish
a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on the La Crosse
State Campus.

!vlr. David Bassuener. principal of West Salem High School speaks to the students.
Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society for
students in education. Members are chosen on the
basis of high academic records and recognized
professional attitudes.
Monthly meetings feature speakers active in the
field of education. Guest speakers this year included
Mr. James Lafky, instructor in English
and winner the Johnson Foundation Award
for excellence in teaching, who spoke on "What
Makes a Good Teacher?" and Mr. David Bassuener,
principal of West Salem High School
who discussed 'The Teacher and the Administration."
Kappa Delta Pi
ROil" I: Donna Hillsheim: Bonnie Boyer: Donna Haugen; Sue Gentile: Ellen Steckel: Judy Boeder; Barb Schlosser; Linda Novy; Jean
Cox: Nancy Dickenson. Row 2: Mary \lanthei: Betty Folgers: Margaret Johnson; Beth Doyle; Pat Rosendale; Pam Klund; Ann Lorenzen;
Mary Strasser: Lois Snider: Sandy Blahut: Nancy Schmid; Row 3: Margie Wachal: Barb Zimmerman; Barb Becker; Carol Novak; Barb
Drews: Clarella Guider: Janinc Bina: Diane Ostrem; Steve Brudlos; Ellamae Hawkins: Dr. Young. Rmv 4: Marty Juel; Mike Wegner;
\larcia Trcmain: Barb Schultz: Alyce Schneeberger; Mary Alfus; Phyllis Puckett: Adele Johannsen; Sally Steckart; Lillian Hutzler: Don
Bracco. Ro\\' 5: \like Sederquist: Dick Loken; Wayne Jacobson; Bud Feet: Dave Neuberger: Bctty Thompson; Lorraine Steuck; Geri
Rcuhl: Topper Hagcrman: Barry Hcrzog; Don Bracco.
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Row 1: Curtis Lingsweiler, Sgt. at Arms; Doug Weittemhiller; Pete Van Handle, Vice Pres.; Larry Pruess, Sec. Row 2: Bari'y Schockmel'
Topper Hagerman; Jim Leonhart; George Kliminski, Pres.; Gerald Larson; Dennis Stannard. '
Phi Epsilon Kappa
As a national honorary Physical Education
Fraternity, Phi Epsilon Kappa involved itself in
several activities concerning the profession of
Physical Education.
The fraternity provided their services as ushers
at the dedication of the New Physical Education
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Building and presented an inscribed plaque for
the building. During Inauguration week for President
Gates, the fraternity served as guides for
visitors on campus. Panel discussions and a clinic
in Physical Education were held by the group for
those interested in physical activities.

Sponsored by Associated Women Students,
Ratom is now in its fourth 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 probationary period.
Chosen in the spring semester of their junior
year on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and
Ratorn
overall service to the University, Ratom members
are outstanding senior women. Picked by the
Ratom members of the proceeding year, the new
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: Barbara Shlosser: Donna Hilleshiem; Ellen Balz; Barbara Heinonen; Kay Fisher. Row 2: Kathy Connor; Pam Schroeder; Betty
Folgers; Linda Novy. Row 3: Bridget Olson; Judy Boeder; Karen Toburen; Ann Lorenzen; Sally Redlin,
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Barb Drews, Sec.-Treas.; Pat Venner; Joan Jarchow; Barb Schultz, Pres.; Kathy Hayes; Linda Navy, Vice-Pres.
Epsilon Theta chapter of Sigma Delta Pi was
formed on our campus in June, 1963. Its purpose
is "to champion in colleges and universities
an interest in the language, literature, and culture
of Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries."
There are 31 members, a large number of these
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being natives of Spain and other Spanish-speaking
countries.
To become an active member, students must
have had three college years or the equivalent of
Spanish language and literature and a minimum
grade average of 3.25.

Row 1: William Bradford; Sharon Rude; Mildred Nelson; Donna Hilleshiem; Beth Doyle. Row 2: Ellen Balz; Marjorie Jasperson; Stephen
Jess. Row 3,' Virginia Nairn; Alyce Schneeberger; Margaret Larson; Patricia Rosendale. Row 4: Larry Pruess; Mike Cross; Bob Rath; Jim
Smart; Donald Bracco, Row 5: Terrance Krugel; Thomas Kerrigan; Russell Getter.
Scholarship Winners
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The Campus Vets march in the Ocktoberfest Parade.
The Campus Vets Club is a social organization
composed of university students who have been
in the armed forces for a period of six months
or longer. Its purpose is to bring together men of
a common background.
The Campus Vets sponsor a color guard
which this past year marched in the Ocktoberfest
Parade and led the La Crosse Marching Chiefs
The Campus Vets won first place in the Songfest.
CaITlpUS Vets
at other functions.
The club raises funds through community projects
which are used for social functions and endeavors
the club feels are worthwhile.
The highlight for the club this past year was
placing first in the mens division of the Recreation
Club's Songfest.
Row I: Jerry Schoemer; Phil DeRosa; Gary Vedum; Robert Rasmusson; Dick Lunenschloss; Alfredo Onrubia. Row 2: Edmund Brunet;
Robert Umberger: Jerry Briggs; Patry Loomis, Pres.; Shannon Cash; Dick Karrigan; Douglas Manlick. Row 3: Jim Killian; Dick
Kleinke; Rau Waldie: Larry Clark: William Shelton; Bernard Lobenstein. Row 4: Robert Swanson, Sec.; Jim Potts; Warren Dreyer;
Dennis Zweifel; Gary Lang: Bruce Wooden; Ernie Modjeski. .
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Row 1: Pam Smith, Vice Pres.; Carol Anderson; Janith Prell; Pat Batchelder; Linda Hahn; Karen McDermott; Linda Benedict; Joan
Berken. Row 2: Nancy Nicklas, Sec.; Carolyn Rex, Treas.; Jane Warzala; Ginny Reega; Karen Seeberger; Yvonne Stellmacher; Susan
Duncan; Ann Theirl; Sally Bentzien; Edna Connolly. Row 3: Terry Lindgren, Pres.; Kama Olson: Sherrie Stauber; Joey Scott; Leslie
Evans; Barb Gamber; Margaret Robichaud; Karen Jacobs; Mary Kroner.
The thrilling event of the year for Catalina Club
is the Water Show. After semester break the push
is on to meet the deadline for the show in March;
but before this time, both the old and the new
members are working hard to get back into form.
Catalina Club
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Wendy cheers the Indians on to a victory.
The cheerleaders participated at home and outof-town
games and also entertained at the annual
Quarterbacks Club banquet and served as hostesses
on many occasions throughout the school
year.
The purpose of the cheerleaders is to create
Mick and Chris cheer the Indians on as the tension mounts.
Cheerleaders
enthusiasm and spirit among the students.
Workshops are held in the fall in which the
returning cheerleaders teach other interested girls
their routines. Tryouts follow these workshops
and the best of the group round out the squad as
an alternate or regular cheerleader.
Row I: Nancv Somdahl: Chris Turzinski; Gail Tomasino; Sue Harris. Row 2: Rose Mangiaracina; Barb Block; Wendy Heines; Marilyn
Miller. . .

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Row I: Bonnie Lothian; Caryl Klug; Kit Boesch; Lynn Braem; Lin]a Fraser: Nancy Jung; Linda Sells; Cindy Bunter. Row 2: Dolly De­
Keyser; Lindsey Kuhn; Connie Curtis; Mary Anne Francis; Mary Moeller: Virginia Smith: Donna Aronson; Jane WarzqJa. Row 3:
Cheryl Busch: Anne-Marie Waldeck; Karen Harvey; Mary Bessee; Lynn Huntington; Cindy Howland: Jan SteIdt; Barb Binder; Tom
Burnick. Row 4: Bob Burdick; Mark Sobczak; Lee Spletter; Gary Buornat; Juhn Lindquist; Ian MacAulay; Gary Lunde; Ron Potter.
Coulee Trekkers
The Coulee Trekkers is an organization which
offers many opportunities for out-of-doors activities
as well as indoor sports.
High points of this years activities were the
two canoe trips down the Black and Kickapoo
rivers, hayrides, horseback riding, spelunking,
Coulee Trekkers canoe down the river.
skiing, tobogganing, and especially a weekend
campout at Camp Decorah.
Coulee Trekkers specialize in fun. Activities
offered in the Trekkers are unique on our campus.
Members take a rest from the trip.

The Wisconsin State University Debate Squad
participated in fifteen tournaments. Some of the
opponents faced and won against were the University
of Wisconsin, the University of Minnesota,
Duke University and Princeton University.
Their national debate question was, "Resolved:
should the United States substantially reduce its
foreign commitments?"
The advisor this year was Mr. Jack Starr, and
the assistant advisor was Mr. Noel White.
Debate
Rol\' I: Vicki Megrath; Jill Bradv: Barb Binder. Row 2: Jim Finn; Steve Solberg, Reporter; Tom Kneifl: Jim Mason. Row 3: Mbolota
Kianga: Vern Ruhland; Mr. Star'r. Advisor; Tom Roster; Jim Birnbaum, Capt.
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Row I: Toni O'Brien, goalie; Pam Schroeder, left inner; Marilyn Meyer, left wing; Mary Ann Christina, center forward; Jo Ann Heindel,
left fullback; Carol Karps, center forward; Bonnie Beamen, right fullback. Row 2: Dolly Vanderlip, Coach; Marilyn Schwartz. Treas. &
right fullback; Cassie Pederson, left wing; Jean Evert, right halfback; Karen Toburen, Sec. & center halfback; Margo Hennig, right
inner; Sally Redlin, right inner; Jean Bubolz, left halfback & Vice Pres.; Lynn Keehn. right wing; Patricia Besner. reserve: Mary Alfus.
right fullback; Judith Bauer, left halfback; Beatrice Baird, Coach.
Field Hockey Club
The La Crosse Field Hockey Club had an eventful
year. They were very active playing a variety
of opponents and receiving their share of victories.
The highlight of the team's year came with
the selection of one of their members to play in
the Midwest Tournament.
Quick minds and reflexes are essential in
this game.
Miss Pamela Schroeder is only the second college
woman to be chosen for the first team in the
history of the Midwest Field Hockey Association.
Members of a U. S. touring team will be selected
from among the tournament players.
Pamela Schroeder was selected to play on the Midwest Field Hockey
team at the U. S. Field Hockey Association's national tournament.
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The Gymnastiques performed their new ball routine for the students at
the basketball game. Balance, strength, and grace are the features of the
Gymnastiques.
Gymnastiques, formerly the Tumbling Club,
introduced gymnastic apparatus in its program,
performing with their usual skill, balance and
grace. The group kept the tradition of performing
at half-time shows at home basketball games. Performing
at the December 3 game the gymnastiques
used a ball routine for the first time. The gymnastiques
also performed at the February 27 game
for high schools on play and sport days.
Gyrnnastiques
Row 1: Nancy Aldrich; Joy Markart; Kathy Meyer; Fran Koenig; Priscilla Taylor; Sally Huck; Nancy Krattiger; Sandy
Laing. Row 2: Sue Vizanko; Kathy Wadzinski; Sue Meadows; Judy Marx, Rose Mangiaracina; Jill Walker. Row 3:
Marilyn Meyer; Sue Horski; Mary Rickter; Vickie Habel; Nancy Wagner.

Row ]: Susan Perry; Elaine Murray; Jennifer Yeskie; Julie Jorgensen. Row 2: Sue Hendryson; Kathy Oedsma; Judy Hartsough. Row 3:
Gerald Bonsack, Treas.; Dick Griegger, Vice Chair.; Charles Gschwind; Larry Pfaff, Chair.; Eric Johnson.
During last falls elections, the Young Republicans
worked actively for state and local Republican
candidates. Some of their activities included
arranging a campus coffee luncheon for Louis
Ceci, the Republican candidate for Attorney General,
and for Jack Olson, the Republican candidate
for Lt. Governor; distributed campaign literature
throughout the city; telephoned people
in the city reminding them to vote; and set up a
table in the Student Union to assist students in
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absentee voting.
The club also published a monthly Republican
Newsletter which dealt with news on the national
scene. The club also distributed a book, The
A merican Cause, to interested students on campus.
Many of the members had an opportunity to
attend the State Convention for the Y-GOP which
was held in April at Sheboygan.

International
Students
The International students Organization strives
for community understanding and appreciation of
international friendship and cooperation.
The International Students sponsored a variety
show which was held at Viterbo College. an all
girls college in La Crosse. which included the in-
Dancing beneath the sun at the annual Variety Show.
ternational students from that schooL Other
events sponsored by the International Students
were debates, discussions, talks on national and
international issues, and a Bazaar at which they
sold figurines and statues.
HUll' /: \1rs Surcndcr Singh, Hccra!

Roll' J: Judy Marx: Steve Westlund; Connie Boebel; Bob Merork; Barbara Schlosser; Mike Flanagan; Marilyn Miller; Jim Hornby; Barry
Schockmel: Nancy Roy. Roll' 2: Jeannie Jack; Tom Madden; Betty Folgen; Scott Shaw; Barbara Heinonen; Terry Klungseth; Katheryn
McCulloch; Bob Polan; Joyce Pabst: John Connaughton. Row 3: Bonnie Rieman; Jim Leonhart; Ingrid Barns; Mark Pfister; JoAnn
Heindel; Jeff Olson; Greg Jeffries; Nancy Aldrich; Ronald Fischer; Nancy Krattiger; Larry Button; Evelyn Grosch.
This is called a Birdie in the Tree.
L-Bar-X
A Texas Star.
The University Dancers, known as L-Bar-X,
is directed by Miss Bernadine Kunkel. The group
was organized not only to increase dance skills
and enlarge their dance repertoire, but also to
share their enjoyment with others interested in
dance. By using mixers, couple and set dances,
the group makes it possible for the audience to
experience the joy of participation.
The members spend many hours styling their
dances. They have performed in various towns
throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa.

The swimming officials compare times during a meet.
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.
LaCrosseBoard
Of
W OITlenOfficials
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.
Row 1: Marcia Evenson: Lee Stephenson; Joann Clark, Sec. & Treas.; Beatrice Baird, Faculty Chrm.; Carol Karps, Student Chrm.; Jean
Evert: Marilyn Schwartz. Row 2: Mary Alfus; Pat Besner; Barb Zimmerman; Evelyn Grosch; Sally Redlin; Lynn Keehn; Karen Board;
Kay Fisher. Row 3: Lorraine Moe; Karen Tobmen; Margo Hennig; Bonnie Lutz; Barbara Gamber; Pam Schroeder; JoAnn Heindel; Jan
Donahue: Roberta McGowan. Ro,," 4: Marilyn Meyer; Judith Bauer; Nancy Wagner; Mary O'Brien; Jane Hahn; Christine Weber;
Betty Ward: Nancy Semrad; Virginia Nairn; Jan Doleschal.
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Row 1: David Wentworth; AI Thurman; Denny Berg; Dean Schwarten; Ken Pliskie; Neil Greinke, Treas. Row 2: Bob Keller; Gary
Dresang; Richard Reiss; Topper Hagerman; Barry Schockmel; John Pankiewicz Jr. Row 3: Darryl White; Ted Bear, Vice Pres.; Eugene
Witek; Paul Sommers; Wayne Bohlmann; Larry Pruess. Row 4: Bob Mars, Sec.; George Kleminski; John Drews; Bruce Schultz; Steve
Pischke; Jack Curtis, Pledge Master; Lee Spletter, Pres.
LetterIllan'8
Club
L-Club members sell programs and concessions at a basketball game.
The honorary membership of L-Club is formed
by athletes who have earned a letter in a varsity
sport. This year the organization gave active
service by selling concessions and programs at
both football and basketball games. An Easter
party for orphan children, a dinner for all L­
Club members and coaches were special projects
of the L-Club. The Homecoming Queen, Rose
Mangiaracina, was sponsored by the L-Club. This
was the first year the Letterman's club sponsored
a homecoming candidate.

Ace Stadthaus tosses the ball for the center
jump.
Don Ketchum signals the number of free
throws to the players.
La Crosse State Officials
Within the La Crosse area, a group of young
men interested in athletics put their interest and
knowledge to work by officiating football and
basketball games. Depending upon one's skill test
result, determined by the Wisconsin Interscholastic
Athletic Association, officials work from the
intramural sports level to the college junior varsity
level. Seminars are held to train prospective officials,
practice sessions are arranged, and finally
the test is given.
The La Crosse State Officials sponsor a dance
every year and sell pens with the football schedule
printed on them. The money is needed to aid club
members throughout the year.
Row 1: Jim Doden; Bruce Parkovich; Tom Peterson; Ray Massingill. Row 2: Dean Anderson; Bill Loushine; Tom Romenesko, Corr. Sec.;
Al Tomaszewski; Rand Erickson, Treas. Row 3: Cecil WaId; Jack Curtis; Gary Blomquist; Wayne Jacobson, Pres.; Bill Breneman.
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Gale Huse; Cherri Wrchota; Margaret Jannusch; Carolyn Garriott; Kathy Kuhns; Pat Pirwitz.
Orchesis
Kathy and Pat practice their skills.•
Orchesis, a contemporary modern dance group,
was founded on the La Crosse campus in 1932.
With the purpose of self-expression through dance,
the Orchesis members work on technique, improvisation
and choreography. At the end of each
year they combine these various skills into their
annual Mother's Day weekend performance.
Orchesis members go through one of their routines.

Porn Porn Girls perform half-time activities
at the football games.
The 1966-67 Porn Porn squad, under the direction
of Cheryl Fischer, promotes school spirit and
student attendance at all athletic events. They
perform at football and basketball games, and
hope to include wrestling, swimming, and gymnastic
meets on this year's schedule. Pre-game
football performances included peppy routines to
the music of "On Wisconsin" and "Cherokee."
The squad's special show was held at half-time of
the Dad's Day game, where they performed to
the tunes of "Bonanza," "Beer Barrel Polka," and
The car wash at Len's Citgo proved to be a fun as well as a profitable experience.
POITl POITl Girls
"Batman." The squad helped with homecoming,
the inauguration festivities, and entertained winter
sports fans with a special Christmas routine to
"Sleigh Ride."
The girls spend a great deal of time not only
practicing for their special performances but also
helping high school girls from the surrounding
area learn more about Porn Porn routines. The
squad's goal is to obtain new uniforms for next
year.
Roll' 1: Jean Ness; Carolyn Quammen; Kitsy McCulloch; Sharon Chitwood. Row 2: Carole Kutzbach; Cindy
Bruni; r-.lary Copeland; Mary Jane White; Kathy Rank; Kathie Petersen. Roll' 3: Pat Meyer; Judy Eriksen;
Cheryl Fischer, Director; Sue Stuesser; Sharon Reese. Row 4: Geri Ruehl; Terry Lindgren; Betty Hiser; Holly
Hoesly; Karen Nordbloom; Carol Gersmehl. Row 5: Pam Topol; Kathy Klus; Barbara Lorenz; Connie BoebeL
Kama Olson.

Row 1: Carlene Meisnest; Jill Brady; Barbara Heinonen; Pamella Fait; Janice Schwersenska; Ellen Balz, Vice-Pres.; Barbara Pieper;
Cheryl Fischer; Margaret Taylor; Pat Anderson; Ron Lynn. Row 2: Ted Schleicher; Jim Derkez; Mark Pfister; Lois Koch; Mary Jo
Madalon; Barbara Lorenz; Sandra Anderson; Karen Jacobs; Pat Kruse; Bill Jinske, Prog. Dir.; Dean Voskuil. Row 3: \Vill Samuels;
Harold Blaize; Tom Disrude; Kim Jarvis; Dave Holcomb; Dale Prell, Proj. Chair.; Darrel Jacobs; Terry Klungseth; John Christian,
Sec.; Tom Hansen; Bob Swanson. Row 4: Steve Pischke; Matt Ritola; Lyall Schroder; John Woodson; Steve Adams; John Stagan; Bob
Bruett; Jack Connaughton; Steve Stauker, Pres.; Joe Aigner; Bill Gries, Treas.; Mike Moran.
RecreatioI--.
With the ever increasing growth in the number
of people entering the field of recreation, the Recreation
Majors' Club has become one of the largest
professional organizations on campus.
The club provides a variety of programs at
its monthly meetings. Professional people, representing
various areas and recreation fields, appear
before the group as guest speakers.
Coordination of classroom and club efforts is
accomplished through projects and the sponsoring
of several University social events. The annual
card party provides practical experience in
planning and in addition is a money-making project
with the funds used to help defray expenses
of students attending professional meetings and
"Recreation Royale" was the theme of the annual
card party.
Majors' Club
conventions each year. The sponsoring of an all
school dance provides additional assistance. One
of the largest all University events is the annual
"Songfest" where some 12 to 15 organizations
compete for honors. All club members united in
their efforts to make this traditional program an
outstanding one enjoyed by students, faculty and
towns people.
The members have "fun" as well. The fall socializer
is planned by the Junior class as practical
experience. Here new members are given special
welcome into their professional organization and
all enjoy the genuine fellowship of the group together.
Recreation Majors usher at the 1966 Songfest.
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Student National Education Association, a
newly formed organization this year, was established
for students in education. SNEA had several
speakers come in to discuss teaching situations
and conditions, and had several informative
films. SNEA strives for understanding and appreciation
of the field of education.
Student
Education
Association
Rolt' I: Barbara Funnel!: :\lary Kamla; Judith Nelson; Rosemary White; Phyllis Puckett. Rolt' 2: Marcia Tremaine; Ann Orr; Jeanette
Ander!: Harold Scarseth: Joe Beck: Adele Johannes; Larraine Steuck.
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J
Roll' I: Jean Gries; Dixie Yeiter; Judy Hansen; Jean Brandt. Row 2: Lois Schwarten: Jan Millin; Jean Blackmore: Shirley Morkensen.
Roll' 3: Elizabeth Stauber: Susan Goeldner; Barb Dauphin; Marilyn KiJe.
The purpose of Wivettes is to provide an opportunity
for the wives of college students to become
familiar with and be a part of the campus
community, make new acquaintances and share
common interests through various activities. Programs
are presented at the monthly meetings on
such topics as family credit management and opportunities
available to student wives and families.
A service project consisted of making Christmas
center pieces for the La Crosse County Hospital
in West Sale. Fund raising projects included
a bake sale using their talents as homemakers,
and a Spring Style Show.
Social opportunities are offered through the
Wivettes Bowling League which meets twice a
month in the Student Union and husband-wife
gatherings such as the Couples Bowling League,
the Progressive Dinner Christmas Party and the
banquet at the close of the year.
Wivettes
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There goes a strike.

Watch the Birdie!
The Women's Association, WRA, encourages
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, ten-
Ready'.' Aim! Fire!! nis, track and field, and volleyball were the events
WRA sponsored for girls with any amount of experience.
W orrlen's Recreation
Association
Row 1: Marcia Evenson; Sandy Laing; Miss Lee Stephenson, Advisor; Karen Toburen; Judy Dejong, Treas.; Jean Bubolz, Vice Pres.;
Sally Redlin, Pres.; Marilyn Schwartz, Sec.; Nancy Krattiger. Row 2: Marcia Tremaine; Barb Zimmerman; Virginia Smith; Jean Evert;
Kathy Wadzinski; Barb Gamber; Lynn Keehn; Elaine Hooker; Margo Hennig; Frances Goenig. Row 3: Ellen Larson; Marilyn Meyer;
Pat Koch; Rita McKinley; Patricia Besner; Mary Alfus; Karen Board; Toni O'Brien; Pam Schroeder; Bonnie Lutz. Row 4: Mary O'­
Brien; Evelyn Grosch; Virginia Nairn; Eileen Seefeld; Jane Hahn; Christine Weber; Jean Horzlanzyk; Marcy Oncken; Jan Doleschal;
Roberta McGowan; Carol Karps.
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Row 1: Terry Krugel, Assistant Director; Rosanne Channing; Allen Thompson; Maryls Johnson; Kathleen Casey; Marge Burns; Annette
Melby; Mary Romberg; Mary Welch; Carol Larson; Jeanne Neumann; Laura Hasenstab; Gladys Stene; Jo Krause; Julie Jorgenson;
Maggie Quam; Annette Hoff; Arlene Alt; Bonnie Lutz; Nancy Moersch; Gordon Nelson. Row 2: Diane Adams; Jana Hanson; Sandy
Haksomaki; Jackie Coates; Connie Sudgen; Charlotte Anderson; Pam Albrecht; David Leighr; Sandy Dolata; Rich Sage; Carol Hintz;
Corinne Trautsch; Nancy Renner; Sandy Erickson; Alicia Ensey; Betty Nuttall; Joan Berken; Ramona Harpold; Martha Jenkins; Barb
Moran. Row 3: Carol Armagost; Julie Jordan; Mary Pendleton; Judy Kovalaske; Pat Huston; Sandy Schultz; Mary Young; Ann Lorenzen;
Kay Killian; Joan Wehrenberg; John Bentz; Judy Dejong; Jeff Heisler; Rita Bosshardt; Nodji Olson; Wendy Bahr; Lorraine Messer; Virginia
Smith; Bev Mantey; Jan Semrau; Dave Zurn; Pat Kinsey; Marly Sugden; Bev Emmons; Linda Beneker; Chandra Ahrens; Sara Bissen;
Pam Ranger; Nancy Emery; Lin Howell; Gerald Lambert; Mary Reike; Mary Jo Gruendler. Row 4: Charlene Timm; Karen Rommel;
Bob Schneider; Jerome ,Moede; Ron Potter; David Joanis; Roger Gran; Virginia Martin; Mike Snustead; Bonita Gehling; Nancy Trynand;
Nick Charles; Donnette Hollman; Ray Massingill; Jeanne Cox; Blaine Petersen; Don Parsons; Jeff James; Rick Yound; Harry Lee;
Dick Downing; John Cathman; Al Myren; Tekla Anderson; Linda Carter; Judy Smith; John Peterson; Mary Bessac; Deanna French; Roy
Sugden; William Schmidt; Alan Rudrud; Ron Drecktrah; Chuck Kuchler; Carole Oinonen; Harry Harnich; Dave Kenstad; Linda Todd;
Dick Loken. Row 5: Kermit Oppriecht; Kris Falk; Linda Runde; Laurie Rebro; Bob McDonald; Lin Scott; Bob Falk; Tom Joanis; Bill
Meyer; Jerry Bonsack; Barb Elmer; Cindy Dodge; Mr. Wahl, Director; Forrest Biggerstaff; Ron Pfaff; Roger Haugh; Sue Jerome; Bob
Johnson; James Hornby; Norman Hurlburt; Larry Werbel; Ruth Wilda; Charles Roberts; Cheri Snyder.
Wind Symphony
Row 1: Gordon Nelson; Bonnie Lutz; Maggie Quam; Carol Larson; Jo Krause; Mary Romberg; Rosanne Channing; Terry Krugel. Row
2: Sandy Dolata; Rich Sage; Kay Killian; Anita Melby; Jean Neuman; John Bentz; Nodji Olson; Mary Pendelton; Lucinda Bruni; Mary
Munson; Jackie Coates; Maryls Johnson; Al Thompson. Row 3: Kris Falk; Tom Joanis; Jerry Bonsack; Mike Snustead; Don Parsons;
Harry Lee; Rick Young; Al Myren; Roy Sugden; Forrest Biggerstaff; Roger Haugh; Dick Loken; Linda Todd; Bev Emmons; Linda Beneker;
Nancy Emery; Pam Ranger. Row 4: Cheri Snyder; Mr. Wahl, Director.
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SYIllphonic Band
S"\Vinging Chiefs
Row 1: AI Thompson; Terry Krugel; John Bentz; Jeff Heisler; Gordon Nelson. Row 2: Chuck Kruckler; Dave Kenstead; Linda Todd;
Dick Loken. Row 3: Rich Sage; Mr. Wahl, Director; Kris Falk; Forrest Biggerstaff; Don Parsons; Mike Snustead; Rick Young; Harry
Lee.
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At the Green Bay Packer-Minnesota Viking game in Green Bay the Marching Chiefs played 'Thllnderball" in a s;dllte to Agent 007.
Featured Twirler. Pam Albrecht.
Marching Chiefs
The Marching Chiefs, 142 young men and
and women of La Crosse State University, are
under the direction of Ralph Wahl. The Drum
Major is Gorden Nelson and the featured twirler
is Pam Albrecht.
The Marching Chiefs brought considerable
attention to the school and the city through its appearances
at various functions throughout the
state. This year the Marching Chiefs appeared at
the Baltimore Colt-Chicago Bear professional
football game in Chicago and also at the Minnesota
Viking-Green Bay Packer professional football
game in Green Bay. The band also performed
a half-time show at Whitewater when the La
Crosse Indians met the Whitewater Warhawks.
A marching exhibition was given at Fond du Lac,
based on the theme "Building a Band".
Long hours of intense practice and drill are the
elements which make this years Marching Chiefs
outstanding. For each minute of performance the
members of the band practice and drill about one
hour. During the football season you will always
find the band practicing on the University parking
lot.
Although the football season may end the musical
and performing activities of the band are
just beginning.

The high stepping, hard driving Marching Chiefs lead the Oktoberfest
Parade.
Drum Major, Gorden Nelson.
The band is shown here In a 'Tijuana Taxi" number at the Green Bay Packer-Minnesota Viking game in Green Bay.
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Soprano
Jean Ahlin
Mary Crum
Joan Dauphin
Sharon Green
Kristen Hanson
Donnette Hollman
Carol Johnson
Kathy Kortbein
Sharon O'Leary
Jeannine Opdyke
Marv Olson
Carolyn Quammen
Ann Rommel
Barbara Ruf
Janine Schaller
Suann Thompson
Diane Vaaler
Jo Ann Wall
Jeanne Wilson
Allen Myren
Kermit Oppriecht
George Potaracke
Harold Scarseth
Mike Wilmot
William Ziegler
University Singers
Dr. \tVilliarn V. Estes, Director.
Barbara Bronson, Acco:rnpanist.
Bass
Tom Adams
Doug Brandt
Roger Crum
Stephen Diakoff
Jini Greenup
Ron Jones
Jerry Lambert
Ron Lee
Garv Lunde
Chuck Schmidt
Bob Sivak
Al Stendahl
Roy Sugden
Glenn Wake
Wayne Wilson
John Haag
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Alto
Diane Adams
Emilv Amundson
Cathy Clements
Jan Doleschal
Melisa Erickson
Theo Flickinger
Mary Ann Francis
Julie Jorgensen
Kav Klinke
Sh,;ron Lintelman
Jean Milinovich
Pat Miller
Debra Osgood
Sandy Rebhan
Karen Sandvold
Priscilla Sharer
Sally Steckart
Tenor
Harold Beitlich
John Brauner
Tom Byerly
Dave Juneau
Jack Lewis
Allen Myren
Kermit Oppriecht
George Potaracke
Harold Scarseth
Mike Wilmot
William Ziegler

Row 1: Sharon O'Leary; Carol Kaepernick; Diane Vaaler; Thea Flickinger; Ann Lorenzen; Jan Doleschal.
Row 2: Jim Regelein: Bob Sivak; Jim Greenup; William Ziegler; Kermit Oppriecht; George
Potaracke.
Collegiates
University Singers
European Concert Tour
Aug. 8-29, 1966
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In Rothenburg, Germany the Singers were
greeted by the mayor of the city who was dressed
in original costume. When the city was under
siege by invaders the mayor drank a stein of wine
to save the city from being destroyed. Dr. Estes
re-enacts this drinking of the wine ceremony.
Julie Jorgensen models her authentic
German costume.
The singers presented Dr. Estes with a wine goblet In remembrance of
their visit in Rothenburg. Germany.
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One of the sights in the tour that created a
lasting impression was the Berlin Wall. The day
the Singers toured East Berlin the East Berliners
were celebrating the fifth year the wall had been
built against U. S. aggression.
One of the high points of the tour was when
the Singers gave a private concert for the Chancellor
of West Germany, Chancellor Erhard.
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The warm hospitality of the inn keeper
in Tegernsee, Germany cannot be overlooked.
He entertained the Singers during
dinner by playing various German folk
tunes. The warm feeling the entire village
held toward the Singers was emphasized
when the inn keeper played the Star Spangled
Banner.

RoH' 1: Bonnie Kopp, Sec. & Treas.; Marsha Curtis; Carolyn Rex, Vice Pres.; Linda Novy. RoH' 2: Susan Halberg, Pres.: Dr. Birchler,
Advisor; Roger Crum; Charlene Johnson.
Inter-Religious
Council
The Inter-Religious Council sponsor Thanksgiving Convocation.
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Inter-Religious Council represents all faiths of
worship and acts as the official religious representative
at various campus events. They also
act as a "clearing house" for religious activities.
I.R.C. sponsored a Thanksgiving and Easter Convocation
while also holding an Ecumenical Day.

Members get acquainted at a coffee hour.
Cana Club, the Catholic married students organization,
met for coffee and donuts weekly
after 9: 00 a.m. Mass to discuss various topics of
common interest.
A get acquainted coffee hour was held for all
Catholic married students.
Although the Cana Club members spent most
of their spare time with their families, they did
manage to hold a bake sale, chili supper, New
Year's Eve Party, pot-luck supper, picnic, and
evening discussions.
Cana Club
Row 1: Elizabeth Stauber: Barbara Kaster: Doris Jessesski: Jean Brandt, Vice Pres. Row 2: Barbara Reedich, Pres.; Sylvester Kaster;
Marilyn Kile; Father Ed Bertz. Row 3: Jack Reedich; John Jessesski; Steve Stauber; Wayne Kile.
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RUlI" I: Judy Smith; Nancy Emery; Donna Hillishiem. RUlI" 2: Donna McKittrick; Sharon Getter. Row 3: Andy
Pyatskowit; Burdett Wakeman. Evangelist; Ronald Augustine.
Christian Bible Study
Striving to unite campus students with the Inspired
Word and Its Truths, the Christian Bible
Study organization meets weekly for round table
discussion, further study, and fellowship.
Focusing their attention upon evidences of
Christianity, the members hope to understand the
Members of the CBS discuss the Bible at a regular meeting.
facts pertinent to Biblical Truths enabling them
to evaluate the Scriptures.
It is the Christian Bible Study's intent to complete
this channel of study before approaching
another pathway.

RoJ\' 1: Judy Zeuschner; Carol Zeuschner; DeeDee Olson, Sec.; Wayne Hall, Pres.; Mary Olsen; Melisa Erickson; S,mdy Miller; Nancy
Jung. Row 2: Tekla Anderson; Pat Braasch; Kit Boesch; Virginia Smith; Rosanne Hanson; Mary Ann Pimer; Millie Nelson. Row 3:
Cheryl Busch: Ginger Carlson; l\largaret Larson: Mary Bessee; Charlene Johnson; Bev Mantey; Paul Pfeffer; Doug Brandt; Norman
Erickson, Pastor. RoJ\' 4: Terry Petersen; Dennis Tranberg; Gary Meunier; Gary Blomquist; John Lindquist; Raymond \V'aldie; Gary
Lunde: Harold Scarseth; Norman Leaf.
Lutheran Campus Center
The Lutheran Campus and its chapeL called
the Catacombs. is a community of students with
a common religious faith. As well as a center of
activities for the campus, the students are also
a congregation seeking to be the church of the
campus. Worship is held on Sundays as well as
weekdays. Discussion groups, retreats, choir, noncredit
courses, social events, and community service
projects are among the activities which make
up center life.
This year the Lutheran Campus Center, along
with the Newman Center hosted a retreat for
students from campuses throughout Wisconsin
and upper Michigan, the theme of which was
"One and Holy". This was the first Ecumenical
venture of this kind in the midwest. The two
hundred students spent the weekend in October
together in dialogue and worship to achieve better
understanding of the two churches.
The Center is governed by a vestry of twelve
students who meet twice each month. It is served
by a full time campus pastor, the Reverend Norman
A. Erikson.
These are members of the Lutheran Campus Center vestry.
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Rol\' I: Arden Brugger. Peg Zurn. Jewel Johns. Barb Kircheis. ROll 2: Sheridan Siewers. Jean Ahlin. Gaylene Hoeth. Joan Dauphin. Geri
Ruehl. Rol\' 3: Gene Broccard. Ruth Rorabaugh, Ruth Sunday, Kathy Oedsma. Judy Klehm. Kristine Futz. Ro\t' 4: Michael Saxton,
Norman Hurlburt, Pastor Gary Putnam, Wesely Hurlburt, Ian MacAulay, Kermit Oppriecht, Jim Hornby.
United
Campus
Ministry
Students find happiness behind its door.
The United Campus Ministry, formerly the Wesley
Foundation, is an ecumenical ministry uniting the Wesley
Foundation of the Methodist Church and the United
Campus Christian Fellowship of the Disciples of Christ,
the Evangelical United Brethren, Moravian, United
Presbyterian Church USA, and the United Church of
Christ churches.
This year marked the establishment of a campus center,
across from the school library. Retreats; study
groups; the Heretics' Club; and the Covenant Players,
a religious drama group, characterized activities at the
Center. Some of the programs were concerned with
"Understanding Death", "The Morality of Scientific Discovery",
and the films "Parable" and "Abandon Ship".
The ministry shared by students, faculty, administration,
and the campus pastor, the Rev. Gary Putnam,
seeks to express the presence of a Christian community
in the life of the university.

Pastor Wayne Schmidt.
The Collegians go caroling.
Lutheran Collegians
Through the efforts of the Wisconsin Evangelical
Lutheran Synod and the campus pastor,
Wayne Schmidt, a center and chapel have been
established for the stimulation of spiritual growth
of LSD students. The objectives of the center
are to help the student meet life's duties and to
help him meet the responsibilities in the church
and in society.
The objectives are obtained through Wednes-
day evening vesper services, fellowship cost suppers,
and the provision of transportation to local
congregations for Sunday worship. In addition,
secular activities are also an important aspect of
the center's program.
However, keeping Christ in the center of each
member's life remains the primary objective of
the Wisconsin Lutheran Chapel.
Row 1: Marilyn Miller; Rose Selle; Joan Wehrenberg; Janine Schaller. Row 2: Margie Dyre; Linda Sells; Arlis Vlasak; Mary Linse:
Linda Craigs. Row 3: Rev. Wayne Schmidt; Doug Willer; Tom Niedfeldt; Harry Hamish; Tom Peterson; Dave Wilder. Row 4: Bill
Gresens; Alan Follendorf; Ron Drecktrah; Allen Myren; Gary Buss; Merlin Kardin.

Greek
Organizations

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Roll' 1: Carol Lenz. Sec,; Millie Nelson, Treas.; Julie Mack, Pres.; Pam Klund; Marianne Stark. Row 2.' Sherri O'Rourke; Peggy Stellpflug;
Saralie Sands; Carol Kaepernick.
Panhellenic Council
"United we stand, divided we fall", is the motto
of the Panhellenic Council as they work together
in many campus functions. An exciting service
performed this past year by the sorority members
was their work and participation during the Inauguration
\Veek. The girls acted as guides and
hostesses, and sponsored a reception for President
and Mrs. Gates.
Upholding the standards of intellectual achievement,
the council awards the Panhellenic Scholarship
trophy to the sorority with the highest grade
point each semester. The trophy went to Delta
Zeta sorority for the 1966 spring semester, then
to the Alpha Phi sorority for the 1966 fall semester.
Pledges entertain the Greeks and the student body in skits sponsored
by Panheilenic Council.
Another combined effort of all sorority members
was the Formal Rush. Plans for this event
began in the fall of the year when the council
prepared and sent out newsletters to freshmen
orientating them to sorority life. Provision of
counselors before and during rush is another
service of the council. An all-sorority tea is the
initial function of Formal Rush.
Two girls from each sorority represent the
unity of all the girls as they meet each week to
discuss their college and sorority interests. Miss
June Tenckhoff, assistant Dean of Women, is
their advisor.
Actives and Rushees enjoy the Panhellenic Formal tea.

An Alpha Phi times contestant during the banana eating
contest at the "Vater Carnival.
The Alpha Phi's social calendar was filled with
many varied events which included a water carnival
for all campus organizations, a Thanksgiving
Banquet for the Alpha Phi family, and a Holly
Sale at Christmas to provide additional money for
the building fund in hopes of building a sorority
house in the near future. While sponsoring these
events they also participated in the Powder Puff
Alpha Phi
.\Iembers of the sorority proudly display some of their trophies.
Olympics, Songfest, and Winter Carnival. Entertaining
the older folks at Mulder's Nursing Home
was their philanthropy project for the Alpha
Phi's.
Alpha Phi won the Greek Women's Scholarship
trophy for first semester of this year and also
won first place in the women's homecoming float
competition.
ROll" 1: Susan Roderick: Kathy Kortbein: Marty Steffen; Barbara Heinrich; Pam Smith, Treas.; Barbara Schlosser. Pres.; Joanne Moussette;
Kathy Newton; Carol Piekarz: Elaine Hooker, JoAnn Miller. Row 2: Kathy Tench; Nancy Roy; Joanne Zeilinger; Kathy Connor;
Betty Hiser: Barb Drews: Kelly McCoy: Kay Fisher; Barbara Heinonen; Sally Bentzien; Mary Anne Koenig; Carol Lenz. Row 3: Lauree
Rebro: Linda Benedict; Sue Stuesser: Kitsy McCulloch: Marilyn Miller; Carol Wetenkamp; Sherri Orolirk; Judi Patience; Karen
Johnson: Joan Anderson: Nancy Hass; Judy Lokken. Row 4: Terry Lindgren; Mary Engsberg; Linda Herold; Rosemary Rowe; Jane
Pedersen, Cor. Sec.: Sylvia Murphy: Benjie Knox; Lynn Laursen; Mary Jo Madalon; Mary Martin; Diane Falbe; Julaine Huttenburg.
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ROll' I: Carol Romeo; Sharon Reese; Hank Delikoski; Margo Hennig; Bonnie Lothian; Connie Carlson, Corr. Sec.: Elizabeth Hickey:
Barbara Panke: Sandra Miller, Act. Chr.; Sue Bacun. Row 2: Dianne Smalancke. Pre".: Pat Klug, Treas.: Joey Scott; Diana Gros;
Saralie Sands; Chris Knudson: Pam Klund, Panhellenic Del.; Cheryl Hartman; Margie Wachal; Linda Radke, Ass't. Rush Chrm.
RO\l' 3: Karen Nordbloom; Pat Ploetz; Jolynn Wittenberg: Barb Skrobot, Vice Pres.: Sue Hickey; Linda Hansen; Carol Hayhurst; Gale
Huse. Kate Deppeler. Rec. Sec.; Dianne Nelson. Roll' 4: Candy Buehl, Soc. Chrm.: Cindy Howland: Linda Schubert; Nancy Stuart;
Shirley Walsuik; Kathy Klus; Linda Drinkwater; Mary Kirkhom; Chris Johnson. Rush Chrm.; Karen Dwyer: Cheryl Trapp.
Alpha
OIllicron
Pi
Fall selections from the AOPi style show.
The Sigma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Omicron
Pi, philanthropic project is concerned with the
Bethany Nursing Home in La Crosse. Each week
members of the Chapter visit, comfort, and cheer
the elderly people. Alpha Omicron Pi also plays
a large part in the functioning and development
of certain annual activities which occur on campus.
Working in conjunction with other Greeks,
Alpha Omicron Pi help sponsor the Homecoming
activities.
Students get in the Christmas spirit at the AOPi Tea.
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A pledge shines shoes during Greek Week.
The Delta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta
took part in many campus activities from the
Powder Puff Olympics, which they won this year,
to Songfes1. The Alpha Xi's also presented the
Saint Patrick's Day Style Show and Tea, and
acted as hostesses and guides during Inauguration
Week.
A pledge gets questioned at the Xi table.
Alpha Xi Delta
Working with the girls of S1. Michael's Home
was the philanthrophy project, this in keeping
with the national philanthropic project to prevent
juvenile delinquency. The Alpha Xi's worked
jointly with the Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity to
give a Christmas Party for orphans.
Row 1: Chris Turzinski: Karen Flynn: Shari Tess: Nancy Somdahl; Rori Templin; Karen Harrigan; Jean Niederer; Sue Harris; Kathy
Neis: Mary Copeland: Mary Annett. Row 2: Kathy Runholm, Nancy Coughlin: Lorrie Meacham; Annetta Hoff; Jean Gonyo; Barb
Smith; Ann Schye: Carolyn Garriott: Jill Leren, Linda Novy; Pat Splitt; Roselyn Mangiaracina; Karen Klug. Row 3: Julie Mack; Joan
Jarchow: Marianne Stark: Janie Buchmiller: Carol Kaepernick; Judy Boeder; Shirley Tapclt; Arlene Alt; Sherry Mader; Jackie Coates;
Susan Grabow: Sharon Dahlk. Row 4: Barb Block, Cindy Greener; Sherry Lewis; Marcia Lee; Judy Dejong; Suzanne Ishmael, Joan
Schmidt: l.ois Metoxen: Mary Jo McLaughlin; Mary Joe Grimm; Bonnie Rieman; Jeanne Huseby, Jan Wojahn.

Jim Paulus decorates the Beta booth for Winter Carnival.
Beta Sigma Chi, the oldest fraternity on campus,
was founded in 1934 by D. O. Coate. The
only local fraternity at WSU-L, the Beta's annually
sponsor the Beta Variety Show, an event
which features skits by various campus organizations.
Beta Sigma Chi also participates in Homecoming,
Winter Carnival, and Songfest. Socially,
the Betas stage a Homecoming Dance, a Spring
Dinner Dance, a Senior Picnic, as well as many
informal get-togethers throughout the school
year.
All work and no play.
BetaSigmaChi
ROll' I: \licheal Lavermann. Hist.: Jim Kollath; Dave Beranek, Vice Pres.; Robert Benson. Pres.: Jim Paulus. Row 2: LeRoy Miller;
Richard Knox, Cor. Sec.; Gregory Jablonski, Sec.; Bob Burgmaier. Row 3: Jim Langen; Ralph Watson, Treas.; Pete Sullivan; Dave Senn;
Carl Wehman. Pledgemaster. I. F. C. Rep. Row 4: Jerry Sager; Philip Mead; Neil Hovind, Chaplain; Ray Przywojski: Clayton ,Combs.
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Roll' 1: Mike Shoemaker; David Sprehn; Mike Flanagan; Ken Johnson; Doug Happel; Randy Docauer, Sec. Row 2: Don Hehenberger;
Alan Staffon; Mike Clark; Randy Loomis; Wayne Herzog; Virgil Holder, Advisor. Roll' 3: Norb Duba; Gene Bajicek, Sgt. of Arms;
Tom Joanis; Joseph Aldrich: Bill Frey, Pres.: Mr. Wingate. Advisor. Row 4: Robert Peterson; Jack Connaughton, Treas.; William
Sleeter; Richard Bristenfield; Stan Sprahn; Jim Burton, Vice Pres.; Wayne Jacobson.
Delta
SigIlla
Phi
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The Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, the newest
fraternity on campus initiated its first pledge
class on November 22, 1966. Expanding rapidly,
the fraternity is looking forward to its installation
as a chapter during the second semester. The
Delta Sig's hope to make this the greatest formal
event in their history.
A scholarship of fifty dollars was initiated during
the first semester to award the pledge with
the highest grade point during his pledge semester.
To promote scholarship, the pledge must participate
in a "college bowl" in which teams answer
questions on any subject chosen. The winning
team each semester competes against a team
of actives for the semester championship.
The Delta Sig's have planned and carried out
several functions thus far with hopes of expanding
these in years to come. The first big group
project was a money making project in conjunction
with the La Crosse Oktoberfest Committee.
Participating in their first homecoming, the Delta
Sig's placed second in the fraternity division of
the float judging. Future plans, other than the
installation, include the annual "Pop" Gardner
Christmas party for underprivileged children, and
a car rally to be held sometime second semester.
The Delta Sig booth at Winter Carnival honored the professors.

Phi Sig's and the Alpha Xi's join together to give a Christmas Party for the
orphans.
Phi Sigma Epsilon sponsors sports day for the
youth of La Crosse, co-sponsors the Orphans
Party for the children at St. Michael's during the
Christmas season, the annual Winter Carnival,
the Tom Turkey Dance before Thanksgiving, and
numerous work projects for the fraternity. The
show "Where The Action Is" which took place
here in La Crosse was also sponsored by the Phi
Sigs.
The Phi Sigs are also known for the annual
spring Playboy Party which is a weekend long
affair and they are also proud of its active participation
in intramural athletics.
The Phi Sig's Honky Tonk ice sculpture.
Phi Sigma
Epsilon
Row I: James Cross; Larry Trammell; William Meyer; Richard Schulz; Martin Anderson, Pres.; Michael Manegold; Dean Schwarten;
Raymond Herda: Terry Nelson; Michael Buttler. Row 2: Ron Hanson, Hist., Chap.; Tarry Hall; Tom Mitchell; Jim Lacko; Rick Synold;
Greg Jefferves; Bob Yoss; John Lenz, Party Chair.; Otto Novick; James Christensen. Row 3: Carlos Pagan; Jim Novak, Rec. Sec.; Tom
Touton, Corr. Sec.; Jeff Mahloch; George Thompson; AI Poser, Sgt. of Arms; Jim Folger; Pete Tangley; Dennis Waldron; Joe Dwyer.
Row 4: Jerry Graf; Steve Olsen; Harold Warriner, Soc. Chair.; Tom Madden; Steve Jensen, Treas.; Don Dimond, Vice Pres.; Dick
Pflueger; Jeff Lange; Robert Gronski; Robert Polan; Len Brasch; Jim Greenup; John Tremain.
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ROll' I: Maurice Gallagher, Soc, Chair.; Charles Moore, Sec,-Treas,; Pat Sebranek; Blaine Peterson, Row 2: William McGrath; John
Waldron; Tom .\lacgillivray; Gary Link; Ken Kolar. Row 3: Pat Lawrynk, Rec. Sec,; Phil Peckham; Gordon Jensen, Chaplain; Leonard
Rash; Bob Bohn; Denny Liebscher, Pres, Row 4: Clayton Wood; John Budgins; Larry Drew; Marvin Biesiadecki; Nick Moran. Vice-Pres.
SigITla Tau GaITlITla
Sigma Tau Gamma became a national fraternity
on the LSU campus in 1960 and was the
first to do so. Each year they sponsor a Calendar
Queen Week which was initiated in 1965. Thirteen
girls are chosen through elimination by the
members of the fraternity and then the queen is
elected by an all school election. This year's Calendar
Queen was Julie Huttenburg. It is the Sig
Couples could try their luck at the Sig Tau Black Jack table
at Winter CarnivaL
160
Tau's hope to make this a bigger event each year.
Each year Sigma Tau Gamma gives out a
scholastic award to the fraternity with the top
grade point. This highly coveted award was won
by Tau Kappa Epsilon last year.
The Sig Tau's are also very active in intramural
sports with participation also in the Beta
Variety Show and Songfest.
The Sig Tau's put the finishing touch on their Casino Rose,

Row 1: Mark Pfister; David Hough; Jim Smart; Irwin Morris; Thomas Adams, Hist.; Luis Esquilin, Treas.; Olin Harried. Row 2: William
Gries; James Dobson; Ralph Tolokken; Jules Levy; Dean Sherry, Pres.; Jim Baumgarten; Dave Curtis. Row 3: Jose Torres; Buckley Nielsen;
Louis Levy: Patrick Fleming, Sec.; Bob Pruess; Loren Danke; James Coughlin. Row 4: David Robinson; Mike Tickler; John Johnson;
David Nowak; Mike Engh; Don Justinger; Mike Krueger; John Mikkelson.
A TEKE pledge gets a notch in his paddle.
Tau Kappa
Epsilon
The Theta Phi Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon
has in the past year done many service projects.
The TEKES have adopted a Korean orphan, put
up signs welcoming people to La Crosse, served
as escorts in the Miss Oktoberfest pageant, and
controlled the Oktoberfest parade.
Every year the TEKES sponsor the Powder
Puff Olympics. Sororities compete in unusual
events to Win a traveling trophy, won this year
by the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
As a social fraternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon has
about three parties a month. The highlight of the
year is the Red Carnation Ball held in the spring.
This year it was held at the Alumni Banquet, en·
abling the Alumni and the undergraduates to get
together.
Row 1: Dick Matushek: Ken Visger; Tom Jensen; Jack Miller; Mike Roraff; Mike Meves; Jim Pfeiffer. Row 2: Bill Turnquist;. Jim
Johannes; Dick Schulz; John Ruck; Jim Bambrough; Phil Kuehn; Jim Stillman; Terry McArdle. Row 3: Bob Pauly; Jim Nichols; Jim
Dobbs; Marvin Ekern; Tom Schutz; Vern Schaller; Lee Niemczyk. Row 4: Michael Slaback; Gary Grom; James Ebersold; Isadore Sorce;
Darrell Dvorak; Gary Wachtel, Vice Pres.; Peter Bentz.

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Mrs. Dorothv L. Althaus
Elementary Education
Larry W. Arnoldy
Secondary Education
Susan J. Bacun
Secondary Education
Bonnie C. Beamer
Physical Education
Jeanette E. Anderl
Physical Education
Martin 1. Anderson
Physical Education
At the Summit
Robert B. Balliet
Physical Education
Barbara L. Becker
Elementary Education
166
Ellen K. Balz
Recreation
Fred R. Becker
Letters and Science
Dennis L. Arkin
Secondary Education
Burton H. Artz
Secondary Education
Roger F. Baylor
Physical Education
Thomas S. Beebe
Letters and Science

Harold L. Beitlich
Letters and Science
Karolyn E. Berg
Physical Education
Judith L. Boeder
Secondary Education
Bonnie M. Boyer
Elementary Education
Gary R. Bendlin
Letters and Science
Thomas B. Betsinger
Letters and Science
Donald C. Bracco
Letters and Science
Sally L. Bentzien
Physical Education
Marilyn P. Bjorge
Elementary Education
Seniors
167
Douglas E. Brandt
Secondary Education
Bmce E. Berg
Letters and Science
Kurt W. Bluske
Letters and Science
Randy W. Bowell
Secondary Education
Len F. Brasch
Letters and Science

John F. Brauner
Letters and Science
Stephen C. Brudlos
Secondary Education
A. Jean Bubolz
Physical Education
Sheryl K. Burkhalter
Physical Education
Marilyn J. Brecka
Elementary Education
Donald E. Brock
Letters and Science
On Their O"\'Vn
Joy A. Buchell
Elementary Education
Peter D. Burns
Letters and Science
168
Janie L. Buchmiller
Secondary Education
James L. Burton
Letters and Science
Carol I. Brown
Physical Education
Robert F. Bruett
Recreation
Keith A. Burand
Letters and Science
Thomas J. Byerly
Letters and Science

Richard J. Carey
Letters and Science
Kathy A. Connor
Physical Education
Christine M. Cudek
Elementary Education
Glen W. Dallman
Physical Education
Connie J. Carlson
Secondary Education
Jeannie R. Cox
Physical Education
William J. Davis
Letters and Science
Roger D. Chellevold
Secondary Education
James W. Cross
Secondary Education
Seniors
169
Dennis A. DeGutes
Physical Education
Aurelia S. Chotoff
Elementary Education
Michael S. Cross
Letters and Science
Marsha K. Curtis
Secondary Education
Judith B. DeJong
Physical Education

Henrietta K. Delikoski
Physical Education
Michael J. Diesburg
Letters and Science
John W. Doser
Secondary Education
Karen A. Dwyer
Elementary Education
Neil A. Denniston
Physical Education
Kathryn J. Deppeler
Letters and Science
Preparing
Beth V. Doyle
Elementary Education
Michael F. Ehrhardt
Physical Education
for Life
170
John A. Drews
Physical Education
Arthur C. Ekern
Secondary Education
Nancy S. Dickinson
Secondary Education
Janis K. Doleschal
Physical Education
Dan E. Dutcher
Physical Education
Merlin A. Ellefson
Letters and Science

Barbara J. Elmer
Physical Education
Rand E. Erickson
Physical Education
John F. Fancher
Letters and Science
Kav D. Fisher
Physical Education
Mary C. Engsberg
Physical Education
Mrs. Caroline S. Evenson
Elementary Education
Richard A. Flayter
Elementary Education
Harold P. Erickson
Secondary Education
Merriam J. Evenson
Elementary Education
Seniors
171
Patrick J. Fleming
Secondary Education
Paul J. Erickson
Letters and Science
Jean E. Evert
Physical Education
Peter F. Fink
Letters and Science
Robert E. Foley
Physical Education

Betty A. Folgers
Elementary Education
Nancy B. Frederick
Secondary Education
Victor T. Gehm
Physical Education
Mrs. Betty L. Goodman
Elementary Education
Ingrid A. Francksen
Letters and Science
Linda E. Franklin
Physical Education
College Memoirs
Susan L. Gentile
Physical Education
Linda L. Gottbeheut
Elementary Education
172
Russell W. Getter
Secondary Education
Verna M. Graham
Secondary Education
Susan M. Franzen
Secondary Education
Barbara C. Gamber
Physical Education
Joel S. Gilbertson
Letters and Science
Jeanne M. Granke
Physical Education

Neil N. Greinke
Letters and Science
Gloria J. Grimsrud
Elementary Education
Wayne O. Hall
Secondary Education
Gary R. Hanson
Physical Education
Richard A. Greve
Secondary Education
Ruth A. Gruen
Letters and Science
Olin N. Harried
Secondary Education
William E. Gries
Recreation
Mary A. Grunwald
Physical Education
Seniors
173
Cheryl L. Hartman
Physical Education
Mary-Joe Grimm
Physical Education
Pamela K. Gust
Elementary Education
Mrs. Joyce C. Halvorson
Elementary Education
Nancy K. Hass
Secondary Education

Donna J. Haugen
Secondary Education
Donald J. Herzog
Secondary Education
Donna L. Hilleshiem
Secondary Education
Holly C. Hoesly
Physical Education
Marilyn Haugland
Elementary Education
Mrs. Ella M. Hawkins
Secondary Education
Professionalism
Exemplified
Jeri A. Hilmoe
Elementary Education
Annetta R. Hoff
Physical Education
174
Douglas S. Hinkel
Physical Education
Janice F. Holtze
Elementary Education
Barbara J. Heinonen
Recreation
Jackie E. Heuser
Letters and Science
Barbara L. Hoeppner
Letters and Science
David W. Hough
Secondary Education

Lynda L. Howell
Letters and Science
Bruce G. Hustad
Secondary Education
Wayne A. Jacobson
Secondary Education
Joan E. Jarchow
Letters and Science
Jane D. Howland
Physical Education
Charles D. Ingwell
Letters and Science
Joe C. Jarosh
Physical Education
Douglas S. Hugget
Letters and Science
Karen M. Jacobs
Recreation
Seniors
175
Marjorie M. Jasperson
Physical Education
Wesley W. Hurlburt
Letters and Science
Paul V. Jacobson
Elementary Education
Margaret A. Jannusch
Physical Education
Steven A. Jensen
Physical Education

William J. Jinske
Recreation
Lester J. Johnson
Letters and Science
Julie A. Jorgensen
Secondary Education
James C. K3.Ieas
Letters and Science
David R. Johann
Letters and Science
Karen A. Johnson
Secondary Education
Ne"\'V Fields
of Endeavor
Marty J. Jue1
Secondary Education
Carol A. Karps
Physical Education
176
Frank S. Jungbluth
Letters and Science
Ann M. Kent
Elementary Education
Larry D. Johnson
Letters and Science
Phillip L. Johnson
Letters and Science
R. Lee Kaczmarek
Physical Education
Thomas L. Kerrigan
Secondary Education

Joe H. Kershasky
Recreation
Mary L. Kirkhom
Letters and Science
Patricia K. Klug
Physical Education
Benjie Knox
Elementary Education
Donald R. Ketchum
Recreation
Judy A. Klehm
Letters and Science
Carol A. Koeller
Letters and Science
Sandra Lau Kidd
Secondary Education
George C. KJiminski
Physical Education
Seniors
177
Paul M. Kosbab
Letters and Science
Barbara E. Kinyon
Letters and Science
James C. Kling
Secondary Education
Pamela Klund
Secondary Education
Julie A. Krieg
Physical Education

Mary Jo Kriemelmeyer
Letters and Science
Jeffery R. Lange
Secondary Education
Lynn K. Laursen
Secondary Education
Barbara M. LeFevre
Elementary Education
Patricia A. Kruse
Recreation
Phillip J. Kuehn
Secondary Education
Looking Ahead
Pamela D. Lawrenz
Secondary Education
Bonnie A. Lempke
Secondary Education
178
Patrick W. Lawrynk
Elementary Education
Sharon J. Lepsch
Letters and Science
Barbara A. Lange
Physical Education
Gerald C. Larson
Physical Education
Gerald A. Layton
Secondary Education
Jules C. Levy
Secondary Education

Louis T. Levy
Secondary Education
Marilyn E. Mandy
Physical Education
Katherine J. McCulloch
Physical Education
Mary Jo McLaughlin
Physical Education
Eugene E. Limberg
Letters and Science
Duane J. Mara
Letters and Science
Dennis M. Mengelt
Letters and Science
Ann B. Lorenzen
Secondary Education
JoAnn M. Martinek
Secondary Education
Seniors
179
Richard W. Meteyard
Physical Education
David J. Lukas
Secondary Education
Ian McAulay
Physical Education
Roberta H. McGowan
Physical Education
Michael M. Meves
Secondary Education

Emily K. Meyer
Physical Education
Sandra R. Miller
Elementary Education
Frank C. Mittermeyer
Letters and Science
Sharon N. Nada
Elementary Education
R. Timothy Meyer
Letters and Science
Marilyn G. Miller
Physical Education
Challenging
TOIllorro"'\Vs
John L. Moe
Secondary Education
Carol E. Nelson
Secondary Education
180
Connie L. Morgan
Elementary Education
Dianne S. Nelson
Recreation
Patricia J. Miller
Secondary Education
James L. Mills
Recreation
Helen M. Mower
Physical Education
Millie A. Nelson
Secondary Education

Daniel A. Netwal
Letters and Science
Linda A. Novy
Secondary Education
Susan A. Olsen
Elementary Education
James H. Olson
Secondary Education
Diane C. Nicolai
Secondary Education
Toni A. O'Brien
Physical Education
Joyce E. Pabst
Physical Education
Donald R. Nontelle
Secondary Education
Gerold R. Olsen
Letters and Science
Seniors
181
Virginia R. Payne
Letters and Science
Dean T. North
Letters and Science
Mary L. Olsen
Elementary Education
David W. Olson
Secondary Education
Jane C. Pederson
Letters and Science

Thomas D. Pellett
Letters and Science
Nancy L. Plappert
Elementary Education
Kay Anderson Pope
Physical Education
Sally A. Raymer
Secondary Education
Gail S. Peterson
Physical Education
Larry J. Pfaff
Letters and Science
Opportunities
Larry A. Pruess
Physical Education
Unlilllited
Sally A. Redlin
Physical Education
182
William C. Quain
Letters and Science
James H. Regelein
Secondary Education
Larry J. Pitzner
Letters and Science
Kenneth J. Pliskie
Physical Education
Carolyn A. Quammen
Elementary Education
John W. Riberich
Physical Education

Joyce A. Richter
Secondary Education
B. Lvnn Rosenthal
Letters and Science
Eleanor J. Rye
Elementary Education
Gerald F. Sager
Letters and Science
Margaret A. Robichaud
Physical Education
Nancy Roy
Physical Education
June A. Sampson
Elementary Education
Raymond Rodriguez
Elementary Education
Allen D. Rue
Letters and Science
Seniors
183
Harold C. Scarseth
Elementary Education
Ann J. Rommel
Secondary Education
Richard D. Rutter
Letters and Science
Dorothy-Ann Sagen
Secondary Education
Pam J. Schroeder
Physical Education

Gwen M. Scott
Physical Education
Barbara A. Schlosser
Physical Education
Barbara L. Schultz
Secondary Education
Karin J. Setterquist
Physical Education
Barry L. Schockmel
Physical Education
Judy A. Schenck
Letters and Science
Stair""ays
to Success
Marilyn J. Schwartz
Physical Education
Scott L. Shaw
Physical Education
184
Nancy S. Schwartz
Elementary Education
Gerald M. Sheehan
Letters and Science
Kathy R. Scherdin
Letters and Science
Joan C. Schmidt
Physical Education
Ann R. Schye
Secondary Education
Lester O. Simon
Physical Education

Linda L. Skappel
Secondary Education
James D. Smart
Letters and Science
Al C. Stadthaus
Letters and Science
Steven J. Stauber
Recreation
Barbara A. Skogen
Letters and Science
Lois A. Snider
Secondary Education
Martha E. Steffen
Physical Education
Gary W. Slaats
Letters and Science
Paul A. Sommers
Physical Education
Seniors
185
Nancv Steinhoff
Letters and Science
Diane M. Smalancke
Physical Education
Patricia A. Splitt
Elementary Education
Marianne A. Stark
Elementary Education
Ellen E. Stekel
Secondary Education

Maxine A. Stetzer
Elementary Education
Thomas K. Stuber
Secondary Education
Aaron O. Synsteby
Letters and Science
Christine A. Thornton
Letters and Science
Gail J. Stewart
Elementary Education
Marilyn A. Strasser
Secondary Education
Moving On
Rori S. Templin
Physical Education
James L. Tichenor
Letters and Science
186
Kathleen J. Tench
Elementary Education
Karen R. Toburen
Physical Education
Gerald L. Strittmater
Secondary Education
William J. Sweda
Physical Education
Judith A. Tetzner
Physical Education
AI J. Tomaszewski
Secondary Education

Thomas W. Touton
Letters and Science
Peter J. Van Handel
Physical Education
Jill A. Walker
Physical Education
Earleen 1. Wardwell
Secondary Education
Cheryl L. Trapp
Elementary Education
Patricia A. Venner
Secondary Education
William C. Webb
Physical Education
Marcia J. Tremaine
Physical Education
Theodore G. Verges
Secondary Education
Seniors
187
Sheila A. Weiland
Secondary Education
Thomas J. Tschanz
Physical Education
Michael J. Wale
Letters and Science
Shirley A. Walsvik
Secondary Education
Ruth L. Welda
Elementary Education

Row 1: Kathy U. Connor:. Kay Fisher: Barbara Schlosser; Barbara Heinonen; Pamela Schroeder; Karen Toburen; Ellen Balz: Ann Lorenzen:
Row 2: Robert Bruett: \Vayne Jacobson; Al Tomaszewski; Judy Dejong: Wayne Hall: Linda Novy: James Smart; Gerald Larson:
Ian MacAulay.
An anonymous faculty-student committee honored
thirty-four WSU-La Crosse students by selecting
them to the 1966-67 edition of "Who's
Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges."
Senior Honors
The selections were based on participation and
leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities,
citizenship and service to the school, and
promise of future usefulness.
Row 1: Jerry Braza; Judith Boeder; Millie Nelson; Nancy Roy; Susan Gentile; Betty Folgers; Donna Hilleshiem; Peter Van Handel.
Row 2: Michael Cross: Barry Schockmel; Harold Erickson; Thomas Byerly; Prescott Shaw; Nicholas Moran; Rand Erickson; James Burton;
Don Herzog.

...in Spirit
As Our University Grows
190
So Do "\tYe...

...in Body
The
UnderclassITlen
191
...in Mind

I
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Row 1: Sharon Weatherford, Donna Finucan, Beth Counselman, Diane Zieman, Jerri Parsons, Karen McDermott, Phoebe
Sund, Carol Knabe, Joneen Ness, Marcia Evenson. Row 2: Nancy Sticken, Lindsey Kuhn, Ann Ehlenfeldt, Diane Adams,
Lucy Huntzicker, Barbara Funnell. Kathleen Komro, Judy LaKowske, Kathy VonRuden, Kathy Elliott. Rml; 3: Mary Listwan,
Susan Sherman, Diana Christianson, Linda Benedict, Marjorie Kelly, Janet Peters, Dianne Meronek, Donna McKittrick,
Judith Nelson. Nancy Wagner, Judith Wagner. Row 4: Kathy Burd, Roxann Klingbeil, Berthanna Betts, Jane Clements,
Pauline Hillig. Linda Herold. Barbara Hoffmeier. Mary Jane Whitty, Jackie Pankow, Cindy Howland, Joyce DeBruler.
Angell Hall-Cube B
Row 1: Jean Niederer, Kathy Neis, Mary Copeland, Karen Harrigan, Pat Fredricks, Stephanie Ulvestad, Mary Michaud,
Jean Heller, Arda Hotek, Sandi Lenz. Row 2: Elaine Dudley, Susan Grabow, Barb Dunn, Chris Turzinski, Ruth Schmidt,
Barbara Pinkstaff, Mary Ryan. Kathy Meyocks, Jean White, Jeanne Walgenback, Nancy Emery. Row 3: Dianne Blakley,
Bev Miller, Edna Connolly, Linda Stayner, Vicki Puncer. Paulette Andress, Barb Anderson, Susie Lotzer, Susan Mashak,
Cynthia Onuma, Marsha Severson, Nancy Moersch. Row 4: Diana Archibald, Diane Falbe, Kathy Mruk, Nola Beaver, Sharon
Getter, Rosalie Selie. Diane Conrad, Linda Nelson, Rita McKinley, Jane Coley, Marlene Walter, Anita Melby, Sue Horski,
Sharon Chitwood.
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Row 1: Marie Finley, Dolly DeKeyser, Sandy Laing, Carol Gayeske, Carol Sampson, Kathy Newton, Poppy Braunstein,
Suzi Lockwood, Janith Prell, Terry Cullen, Reisa Cade, Nancy Krattiger, Bonnie Lothian. Row 2: Barbara Breeser, Mary
Rieke, Mary Laubenstein, JoAnne Becherer, Dorothy Snyder, Pat Zelic howski, Mary Jane Bartlett. Maggie White, Cathy
Lange, Kay Coleman, Rita Bosshardt, Jean Milinovich. Row 3: Anna Beaver, Pam Fait, Carol Olson, Evelyn Thorn, Rosanne
Koehler, Pam Gregg. Susan Peters, Roberta Kehrwald, Adrianne Einzig, Charlotte Anderson, Mary Downing, Sandra Bergelin,
Sue Harinek. Row 4: Wendy Bahr, Faye Burt, Connie Kolbo, Jeanne Subera, Jeanette Prew, Mary Moeller, Helen
ZabeL Donna Warren. Joan Roberts, Jolynn Wittenberg, Marilyn Bain, Carol Swanson, LesIee Rightmire, Karen Klug.
Angell Hall-Cube C
Row 1: Sue Lange. Kathy Schowalter, Judy Colletti, Barb Skrobot, Sandra Dolata. Nancy Dedolph, Barbara Mech, Pam
Ranger, Cherri Wrchota, Vicki Youngman. Row 2: Sandy Fisher, Cathy Romens, Sue Thierfelder, Bonnie Lutz, Susan Duncan,
Vicki Schoonover, Pam Courtier, Kathy Kuhns, Jane Gelhaus, JoAnn Dempsey. Rmv 3: Ginger Carlson, Betty Wedell, Lois
Koch, Carolyn Garriott, Barb Binder, Renee Doolittle, Linda Wanta, Loie Shingler, Kris Fox, Donna Hansen. Row 4: Ruth
Brozek, Nancy Streeter, Barbara Lorenz, Pat Young, Marilyn Montgomery, Jan Steldt, Judy Schneider, Jan Semrau, Kathleen
Oedsma, Sandy Schultz, Donna Smits.
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Row J: Jeanne Euler, Joan Clarke. Gloria Grady, Dorothy Duff, Virginia Peck, Paulette Andre and Boots. Row
2: Rita Dyer, Beckey Robinson, Pat Hanson, Cynthia Berg, Clarella Guider, Cindy Dodge. Row 3: Jan Klein,
Gaye Beamer, Barb Chapman, Donna Sandy, Lynette Eckes, Mary Romberg, Joyce Paulson. Row 4: Janel Bladow,
Kathy Dion. Sonia Schuelke, Sharon Paisley. Nancy Leiviska, Laurie Bernhard, Charlene Bennett, Gladys Stenen.
Wilder
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ROH' J: Alene Stenslien. Marie Parduhn, Margaret Ewert, Sue Schuett.
Row 2: Eleanor Szorovecz, Suzanne Schuenemann, Joan Siudzinski,
Terri Diehl, Barb Buenning. Row 3: Barb Conk, Kathy Ahl, Sandy
Morgan, Ellen Lager. Row 4: Bonnie Gehling, Phyllis Asselin, Jessie
Pattratz, Jean Ransom, Mary Kachelek.
Hall
Row J: Mary Tauscher, Sue Kurz, Jeanne Wilson, Caye Putning, Connie Hamilton, Caryl Klug. Row 2: Judy Smith,
Connie Curtis, Cindy Bruni, Brenna Bick, Margaret Persick, Anne-Marie Waldeck, Jennifer Yeskie. Row 3: Linda Carter
Sherry Hetland, Nancy Deming, Carolyn Check, Barb Dalton, Jennifer Miller, Connie Reynolds, Nancy Nelson. R01V 4:
Pam Esping, Linda Runde, Kris Falk, Rochelle Hoffman, Jackie Coates, Cheryl Busch, Mary Anne Francis.

Row 1: Tom Butterfield, Mrs. Bushmann, Housemother; Dennie Brinkmann. Row 2: Gene Collier. Tom Spreeman, Jeff
Christ, Rick Maske. Row 3: Michael Ristau, Steve Ruder, Craig Leese, Wayne Link.
Coate Hall-First Floor
Row 1: Karl Larson, Dan Zier, Robert Hubbard, Scott Meredith, Walter Ahrens, Tim Johnson. Ray Massingill, Dicl, Callender,
Ignasius Zilisyki. Row 2: Don Smiley, Joe Bergeson, Rich Hoeg, Chuck Kurtz, Mike Fanning. Jim Sieren, Dave
Yoss. Row 3: Larry Woods, Bill Jodarski, Gary Mosier, Scott Rector, Marshall Conradt, Mike Snustead, Dave Neuberger.
Row 4: Jim Rasmusson, Rick Straw, Jim Stauffacher, Gary Evenson, Richard Hartrick, Lynn Walter. William ZatloukaL
196

Row 1: Dwight Hibicke, Terry Mestan, Denis Bischoff, Donald Mueller, Jim Hornby, John Lathrop, Row 2: Ken Steh,
John Dellman, Jack Marr, Rick Geracie, Allen Hams, Rod Dahl, Row 3: Les Finkelstein, Richard Moss, Allan Rudrud,
Bob Carpenter, Greg McNeely, Glen Lasch, Steven Dorow. Row 4: Bill Nelson, John Lindquist, Steve Westlund, Robert
Wise. Mike Moham. Mike Vanderploeg, Wayne Jacobson.
Coate Hall-
Second Floor
Row 1: Bill Schenk, Ron Quamme, Greg Grunniwaldt, Charles Roberts, Robert Gautsch, Sam Riskin, Jim Sarchet. Row 2:
Robert Keller, Roger Hamblin, Mark Frey, Billy Hall, Mike Carlson, Larry Brinkman. Row 3: Douglas Manlick, Dennis
Gutman, Duane Thompson, Peter Conniff, Dale Johnson, Dick Nelson, Tom Crapisi. Row 4: Don Wilson, Dennis Tranberg,
Gary Meunier, Joe Simek, John Cathman, Marvin Hansen, Rich Musolf, George Cary.
197

Row 1: Verne Cowles, James Hoffmeister, Thomas Roethe, David Bunnow. Mike Bredahl, Jim Greenup, Robert Seymour, Bill Kallio.
Row 2: Keith Heidel, William Breen. Glenn Decker, Greg Schwichtenberg, Bob Dammen, John Zimmermann, Jim Burson,
David Fox, Philip Bonack. Row 3: Bob Rundle, Rich Hartrick, Chuck McConnell, Doug Riley, Larry Mack, Jim Buckholz, Don
Opitz. Bruce Bahl. Row 4: Fred Giraldi, Ed Rhude, Richard Schleicher, James Secretarsh Rick Billings. Michael Myers. Tim
Templin. Jerome Moede, Ed Mataczynski.
Coate Hall-
Third Floor
Row 1: AI Thurman, Ronald Schaub, John Gartland, Timothy McMurray, Mark Sobczak, Steven Liss, Vernon King, Tom Harstad,
Mike McCoy. Roll' 2: Ronald Rundle, Darryl White, Jerry Thornsen, Dave Swanson, John Roethel, Alan Fish. John Payne, Larry
Jones, Rod Meister. Row 3: Steve Willett. Dick Michuda, Michael Markee, Frank Abboreno, Jon Rudolph, Ron Chellevold, Darrel
Lulling, Daniel Resae, Tom Burnick. Row 4: Bob Peterson, Rod DenBoen, Dave Volz, Steve Moore, Bob Coulter. Mike WurL
Kurt Brose, Ricky Peck, Prentiss Byrd, Steve Haugland.
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Row 1: Chandra Ahrems, Susan Perry, Dianne Ostrem, Judy Sowinski, Kathy Casey, Mary Manthei, Sarah Van Wormer,
Lynda Olson. Row 2: Cheryle Reynolds, Betty Hiser, Carole Kutzbach, Joan Berken, Susan Rybar, Susan Jones, Jo Ann
Miller, Ann Orr. Row 3: Jane Wainwright, Terry Lindgren, Arlys Vlasak, Peggy StellpfJug, Arlene Alt, Carol Ersepke. Linda
Livangood, Elaine Scott, Mary Tornowske. Row 4: Joanne Fickewirth, Eileen Dunne, Pat Anderson, Sue StLlesser, Ann
Huenink, Lynn Karnopp, Jean Gorzlanzyk, Sharon O'Leary, Pam Topol, Mariane Lyon.
Baird Hall
First and Second Floor
Row 1: Mary Steine, Diane Glass, Marie Hewlette, Judy Marx, Susan Gentile, Frances Koenig, Donnette Hollman, Sandra
Miller, Janice Schwersenska, Shirley Tapelt, Barbara Pieper, Diane Armata, Susan Vizanko. Row 2: Florence DeLong. Mary
Kay Johnson, Phyllis Puckett, Jean Ahlin, Rosanne Channing, Carol Harding, Evelyn Grosch, Carol Kaepernick. Chloris
Ann Furlong, Mary Janda, Cheryl Fisher, Virginia Anderle. Row 3: Mary Morgan, Pat Schellenger, Madge Brehm, Sharon
Jermstad, Charlene Johnson, Pat Casati, Mary Linse, Adele Johannes, Bonnie Falkner, Marilyn Meyer. Mary Alfus, Geri
Ruehl, JoAnn Clark. Row 4: Suann Thompson, Judy Johnson, Bobette Strand, Lorraine Steuck, Betty Ward, JoAnn Heindel.
Jane Hahn. Betty Thompson, Sarah Sather, Doris Millard, Margaret Larson. Barbara Scherbarth. Nancy Semrad, Virginia
Nairn.
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Row 1: Janice Riley. Jan Donahue. Sharon Reese, Nancy Aldrich, Cheryl Squire, Sally Castle. Joan Wipf. Row 2: Diane
Nicolai. Bev Felton. Pat Ploetz, Trudy Kanvik, Penny Brotton, Margie Wachal, Marilyn Mendelson, Barb Schmitz. Row 3:
Anne Stoll. Connie Boebel. Karen Nordbloom, Gale Huse, Mary Jane White, Sally Steckart, Margaret Grant, Carol Hayhurst.
Row 4: Odette Downing, Kathy Klus. Linda Hansen, Sue Hendryson, Sue Arentz, Sherry Tennant, Judy Fenner.
Baird Hall
Third and Fourth Floor
Row 1: Pam Smith, Marilynn Kieckhefer. Cheri Kroening, Connie Austin, Carlene Meisnest, Jeanne Utter, Colleen Holly.
Row 2: Sue Harris, Barb Block. Barb Drews. Kama Olson, Carol Lenz. Sue Ishmael, Rosemary White. Row 3: Nancy Stuart,
Louise Jensen. Carol Gersmehl. Kathy Drinnan. Julanne Huttenburg, Sylvia Murphy. Beverly Mantey.
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Roll' I: Merlin Lee, Gary Egan, Radney Christianson, Mike Neeb, Dick Brainer, Fred Nagao, Row 2: Tom Brown, Dave
Blanchard, Frad Schmidt, Tom Buhr, Stewart Peterson. Row 3: Norb Duba. Jack Curtis. Dan Johnson. Pat Collins. Bill Wolff.
Mike Warmke. Row 4: Duwayne Stendah!. Gerald Eswein, Jim Tarrel!. Mike McGregor, Rod Johnson.
Laux Hall
First and Second Floor
Row I: Bud Walker, Randy Jackson, Wayne Bohlmann, Steve Reardon. Row 2: AI Webber, Bob Falbo, Jerry Horswili, Dave
Makovic, Tom Young. Row 3: John Thompson, Will Samuels, Robert Edmiston, Richard Anderson, Rodney Boardman. Row 4:
Wayne Erdmann, Tom Slezak, Steve Toepel, Laurence Clark, Frederick R. Skurulsky.
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On-campus students learn to
accept their misfortunes
in exchange for
certain advantages
Third Floor
ROll· 1: Russell Wiekinson, Ronald Kanter, Darrel Jacobs, Bill Breneman, Jim Mithum. Row 2: Steve Densmoor, Ken Kellher,
John Larsen, Gary Holcombe, Ralph Stover.
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Row 1: Ron Schneider, Dick Olson, Warren Dahl, Terry Tanner, Ron Jones. Row 2: John Kuehn, Bob Nichols. Ron
Drecktrah. Jim Ellis. Greg Stellrecht. Row 3: Tom Disrude, Rich Ballard, Neil Lucht, Jay Curle. Row 4: Bill Eisler, Mark
Simon, Jim Lacko. Jack Lucas, Carlos Pagan. Jr.
Drake Hall-
First and Second Floor.
ROll' 1: Dan Wells. Fermin Burgos, Rick Boehm, Mark Pfister, John Kaczmarek, Karl Koehler, Pat Stephens, Dan Hillcoat,
Steve Timmerman, Gary Millerd. Row 2: Jeff Kirst, John Christian, Ronald Falkner, Ed Stockel. Louis A. Ramirez, Michael
Krolow. Steve May, Glennis Aavang, Bob McDonald, Ted Schleicher, Row 3: Doug White, Robert Jothen, David Amundson,
Mike Clark. Norm Timm. Bill Blood, Bob Wehrenberg, Art Sota. Bruce McGuire. Dan Metzdorff. Ron Hart. Row 4:
Lee Harwell. Larry Gabrielson. Steve Eide. Oscar Bolstad, David Nowak. George Koehler. Rick Nattor, John Lauret,
Lee Nuescharfer. Gary Korb. Andy Pyatskowit.
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Row 1: Jim Doden, Ray Herda, Dennis Eberhardt, Chuck Synold, Dave Dickinson, Steven Ewing, Arthur, Jim Punko, Row 2:
Terrance O'Meara, Joe Todd, Don Faulkner, Richard Falleck, Rod Nelson, Gary Buse, Richard Heinemann, Bob Airoldi,
Dean Anderson. Row 3: Bob Harmel, Dick Fahrenholz, James Pischke. Timothy Van Susteran, Don Dean, Vincenzo Morrone,
Tom Schutz, Gary Lunde, Steve Pitterle. Row 4: Vic Connors, Bill Loushine, Dennis Waldron, Don Herzog, Bob
Burdick. Bob Meitz. David Leighr. John Niesen. Richard Borns.
Drake Hall
Third and Fourth Floor
Row 1: Chuck Loeser, Doug Reynolds, Keith Olson, Al Anderson, Don Hurley, Michal Richmond, James Bolgirn, John
Gabelbauer, James England. Row 2: Thomas Bottiglier, Dana Ford, Bruce Parkovich, Mike Berkovitz, Don Parsons, Jim
Barrelt, Ross Christiensen, Jack Fiegel, Dan Barrett, John Graves. Row 3: John Gianforte, Jack Davis, Lee Spletter, Don
Thompson, Jim Irwin, John Menz, Mark Larsen, George Geise, Dave Sadowski, John Trautsch. Row 4: Ken Polasky, Ed
Frawley, Tom Spencer, Mark Jacobson, John S. Dooley, Pat Behm, Jim Roecker, Ben Forschler, Harold Tracy.
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RolV 1: Linda Seamans, Marilyn Johnson, Carol Becker, Carol French, Eugenia Eng, Kris Christensen, Rosemary Schappe,
Sue Klug. RolV 2: Jane Foskett, Mary Gourlie, Suzi Myers, Barb Retzlaff, Kathy Meyer, Connie Peterson, Kathi Annear,
Kris Hall, Sue Hersey. RolV 3: Kathleen Neunetz, Lonna Uthmeier, Jackie Coons, Jackie Milant, Kathy Kanable, JoAnn
Krueger, Pat Meyer, Jeannie Jach, Elinor Robillard. Row 4: Carol Anderson, Paula Kowalski, Cheryl Kempley, Claudia
Backus, Delores McKillip, Kathy Dorband, Mary Richter, Ingrid Barrs, Judy Janusheske.
Tro"\'Vbridge Hall
First and Second Floor
RoH' 1: Barbara Hilber, B.J. Fett, Dianne Thurin, Colleen Adler, Sharon Sutter, Sandy Wenzel, Melinda Miller. Joy Baugniet,
Nodji Olson, Nancy Baranowski, Bonnie Fenner. Row 2: Kay Klinke, Deanna Devaul, Carne Andrews, JoAnn Kollath. Kitty
Doyle, Peggy Sutherland, Emily Amundson. Margo Henning, Carol Hintz, Machelle McKinley. Mary Weaver, Delores Dino.
RoH' 3: Eileen Aasen, Linda Fraser, Kay Averkamp, Cindy Shird, Margaret Hartig, Kathy Frischman, Judy Jordan, Lynn
Chrisler. Soja Elmer, Sue Hirschfield, Sue Parker. Row 4: Linda Houle, Nanci Baker, Paula Clark, Kristine Fritz. Marilyn
Miller, Mary Lou Johnson, Jennifer Mott, Betsy Baker, Jill Kewitt, Linda Ehlert, Shirley Radtke, Pat Hegge.
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Row 1: Marti Downing, Cheri Gromacki, Priscilla Taylor, LouAnn Webster, Mary Ann Fink, Linda Sampson. Chris Carpentar,
Carol Bytell. Row 2: Pam Lorenz, Marjorie Steffen, Barb Radtke, Ginney Hanslik, Melisa Erickson, Karen Pruess,
Sharon Anderson, Barbara Bellmeyer, Connie Hart. Row 3: Kahe Foley, Kathy Mainzer, Karen Schulte, Margaret Gourrey,
Susan Johnston, Beverly Rydell, Ginny Reega, Chris Leonardelli, Barbara Lecher, Ilene Schreck. Row 4: Marilyn Brahmsteadt,
Marcy Mishun. Kathy Warren, Karen Voss, Marjorie Tomlin, Sue Bedker, Kathy Little, Cheri Honer, Sandra Gersbach.
Wentz Hall
First and Second Floor
Row 1: Lynn LaPorte, Pat Mueller, Judy Zeuschner, Sherry Leschyk, Linda Hastreiter, Wendy Heinz, Carol Zeuschner, Kathy
Bick, Sue Schreiber. Row 2: Christine Olson, Lynda Ogden, Sharon Tersen. Judy Novak, Jo Ann Kornack, Linda Newkirk,
Mary Wenzel, Cathy Chrouser, Jo Splinter, Fran Noyce, Mary Kay VanDrisse. Row 3: Dolores, Wyczawski, Sheridan Siewers,
Dianne Treutel, Ginger Laetsch, Bonnie Kopp, Jacque Zielinski, Gwen Hoffman, Donna Wyers, Carolyn Rex, Tafita
Jahn, Lynda Hill. Row 4: Sue Smith, Linda Pecore, Sharon Wargowsky, Sherry Vessel, Janis Redman, Linda Jenkins, Sue
Travetto, Caryl Welch, Mary Maves, Jane Kroeming, Bonita Friday, Sharon Schmidt, Sue Landusky.
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Row 1: Sue Setum, Pat Batchelder, Laradene Petersen, Pat Campbell, Linda Doine, Linda Tripp, Barbara Barker, Jenny
Brunn, Kathy Murphy, Chery Kijak, Linda Hahn, Diane Sussek, Ann Arzbecker. Row 2: Kathy Kaschinski, Joanne Moussette,
Karen Keltner, Susan Swearingen, Kathleen Storms, Lorene Oftedahl, Kathleen Murphy, Carol Mancini, Mary Thompson,
Paula Pomplun, Barb Scheunemann, Cindy Guiles, Pat Fordney. Row 3: Mary Haase, Sue McGrath, Anne Carnelly,
Rozanne Drakulich. Cheryl Weitala, Larea Wilson. Loretta Michols, Lynn Young, Diana Morehouse, Mary Jo Luedtke.
Kathy Clark, Mary Victory, Vicki Habel. ROli' 4: Sandy Kowalik, Kay Carlson, Audrey Hallweg, Jeanne Jefferey. Marion
Micke, Judy Neider, Mary Their!, Linda Danker, Marilin Hannemann, Mary Hickey, Sherry Lindau, Diane Faber, Pat Koch.
Wentz Hall
Third and Fourth Floor
Row 1: Flint Kussmaul. Kave Stewart, Sheila Bauer. Christine Howe, Gloria Crawford, Patricia Becwar, Bettv Nuttall.
Sandi Zielinski, Terri Howell, Joane Crouch, Cynthia Zerzycki. Candy Lambert. Row 2: Sheila Boweer. Rita Ruland,
Jacqueline Thompson. Carol Stargardt. Suzanne Wescott, Linda Palmisano, Pat Huston. Reberta Lewis, Linda Starkey, Carolyn
Kinsey, Cheryl Jacobson. Sandy Gabucci, Ellien Feller. Row 3: Rosemarie Hodulik, Mary Neipp. Carla Huberty, Mary
Schultz, Kathy Kerstein. Cheri Snyder, Cindi Ann Lodde, Debby Pilling. Carol Apple, Sharon Hughes, Kathy Rasmussen,
LuAnne Nohen. Row 4: Linda Curti, Maureen Mulhern. Linda Cook, Noreen Ahlberg, Sharon Wheaton, Margaret Miller,
Barbara Best, Christine Beaudry. Jennifer Eells, Mary Jo Gruendler. Margaret Blomlie, Paulette Schmidt, Kay Nelson.
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Row 1: Tom Boland, Bill Webster, Tim Hellpop, Clayton Jenkins, Mark Nederloe, Jo Tourney, 1. Stewart, Dave Urben.
Row 2: Rick Johnson, Ray Habelman, Jeff Olsen, Rob Mubarak, Dale Tylka, David Bobcock, Lou Drecktrah, Jim Bird.
Row 3: Harold Jones, Lee Artz, Ron Smrcina, Jim Peterson, Wayne Bishop, Mike Dickert, Ken Leonard. Mike Peterson.
Row 4: Tom Garstecki, Stormy Koski, Russ Kinney, Ted Radde, Richard Hamanm, Dave Raabe, Tim Corbin, Glenn Mueller,
Jim Kexel.
White Hall
First and Second Floor
Row 1: Ron Dobrinska, Bob Tennessen, Mike Cowling, Steve Steinhoff, Al Hambrecht, Jerry Kwaterski, Jo Kwaterski, Wally
Miller. Row 2: Ken Zell, Joel Pfieffer, John La Court, John Evenstad, Douglas Andrews, Lee Niemczyk, Al Rettenmaier,
Ken Michaud. Row 3: Dave Gehring, Fred Hewitt, Jim Ramer, Monty Steiber, Philip Barns, Larry Alens, Randy Rautmann,
Dennis Gorski, Ken Thalacker. Row 4: Vern Seifert, Rod Zentner, Robert Oliver, Ted Vahovin, Roger Oliver. Ronald Danoski,
Jim Bradley, Lloyd Srbe, George Wardenski.
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Row I: Dave Colombo, Jim Emerson, Doug Lau, Dan Barth, Blaine Peterson, Allan Tripp, AI Glubka, Jim Harlan, Mike
Knapp. Row 2: John Bohen, Ralph Druecke, Jim Bellin, Gerry Vetter, Dennis Kamopp, Ronnie Dettman, Mark Bishop,
Steve Chapman, Bob Fleischman, Dan Meyer. Row 3: Stan Druckrey, Randy Seefeldt, Eugene Hoeft, David Hennessey,
Don Ostren, Bill Maker, Stu Stuesser, Richard Keller, Jim Franciskovic, Ned Pellmann. Row 4: Clayton Wood, Steve Wilde,
Steve Dahlke, James Gibbs, Raymond Waldie, Larry Drew, Dave Krizizke, Dick Iggers, Tom Wruk, Gordy Hellpop.
White Hall
Third and Fourth Floor
Row 1: Lenard Speth, David Sonsalla, Mike Essar, Jim Glover, Ron Henke, Greg Schantz, Skip Scepanski, Jim Richter, Marshall
Kleist. Row 2: Scott McComber, Ron Held, Paul Schwengel, Bruce Cassel, Bruce Sullivan, John Roy, Gene Coy, Paul
Benzing, Steve Shepherd. Row 3: William Schmidt, Jim Nelson, Gene Zajicek, Lee Young, Joe Kruse, Dean Slimdee, Steve
Babcock, Steve Mayfield, Steven Diakoff. Row 4: Larry Schroeder, Dick Wanzel, Donnie Anderson, Al Gibbon, Bob
Walker. Don Wilson, Jim Baumgartner, Bill Meyer, John Swendrowski.
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Living off call1pus
presents students
"\Vith ne"\V privileges
and a fe"\V
• •
InconvenIences
Juniors
ROll' 1: David Wentworth, Randy Docauer, Mike Shoemaker, Robert Powers, David Hansen, Gerald Bonsack. William
McGrath. ROlF 2: Larry Hardy, Gary Novak, Roger Knutson, Tom Joanis, Don Hehenberger, Gordy Jensen, Mike Flanagan.
ROll" 3: Dennis Olson, John Reymond, James Berg, William Rayome, Bill Winter, Charles Moore. Wayne Herzog. Row 4:
Joseph Aldrich, Ralph Watson, Jim Paulus, Alan Staffon, Richard Breitenfield, Ronald Potter, Jack Connaughton. Bill
Frey.
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Roll' 1: Pat ConnelL Jane Ellis. Priscilla Peterson, Joanne Ventura, Sandra Derks. Judith Oman. Susan Gagermeier. Roll' 2:
Barbara Beck, Mary Rohrer. Joan Dauphin. Mary Kay Schmidt, Judy Johnson, Mary Ellen, Larkin, Regina Snyder. Elinor
Jensen. ROll 3: Janet Renny, Mike Schultz. Robert J. Mullins, Robert J. Wieland, Jack Hoff!, Ray Ebiger. Joe Stauffer. Tom
Foxxe, Cheryl Skogen. Roll' 4: Dick Schultz. Mike Manigold, Steve Pischke. Joe Dwyer. Don Dimond. Jim Novak. Lennie
Brock, Dave Onsager, Neal Gruber.
Juniors
ROll' f: Barbara Miller, Patricia Zein, Kathy DeWitt, Rosanne Hanson, Patsy Gilles, Janine Bina, Rose Marie Slaback.
Roll' 2: Michael Lowe, Mary Frances Cunningham, Mary Levendoske, Susan Weig, Judeen Stovey, Elaine Houser, Harold
Hanson. ROll' 3: Mike SederquisL James Rahn, Robert Meronk, Sylvester Kaster, Larry Pischke, Gene Bourdage, Albert
Nelson. R()\I' 4: George Westerberg. Merlin Kardin, Greg McLaughlin, Topper Hagerman, Jim Leonhart, John Moriarity.
Dennis Klinke. George Kohlmeier, Dennis Burton, Dave Dregne.
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RoH' I: RozAnn Lehrke, Antoinette Johnson, Sally Vickroy, Claire Lynne Morse, Linda Heitman, Susan Roellich. Row 2:
Barbara Jansen, Barbara Fuchsteiner, Muriel Jahnel, Beverly Gilles, Jeanine Bollrud, Cheri Cassel. RoH' 3: Jerry DeMers.
Jerry Becker, Mary Kroner, Cherylyn Fletcher, Richard Hjelsand, Ron Cook, Dave Faas. Row 4: Bob Bush, David Johnson,
Bob Malanic, Jim Olson, David Martin, John Coburn.
SophOIllores
Row 1: Nancy Renner, Margaret Bantle, Jean Christianson, Ellen Dagnon, Kathy Dummer, Jean Ness, JoAnn Wall, Joan
Russell, Vicki Skogen. Row 2: Sally McLevich, Marilyn Jenks, Sue Jerome, Linda Dowell, Virginia Smith, Deanna French,
Donna Aronson, Beth Dolbier, Kay Halverson. Row 3: Lome Shaw, Roy Platz, Robert Poehling, Gordon Nelson, Dennis
Blackmore, Paul Dale, Tom Kneifl, Steve Solberg. Row 4: Gary Pampuch, Paul Guibord. Tom Macgillivray, George
Crary, Alan Copsey, Richard Hill, William Galewski, Thomas Stone, Gerald Wiese.
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Row 1: Pat Williams, Dianne Borton, Sandra Bernett, Joleen Pralle, Gaylene Hoeth, Jane Halama, Row 2: Karen Pertzsch,
Cheryl Bogie, Elaine Murray, Susan Ward, Suzanne GranL Diane Lindner, Kathleen Stauffer. Row 3: Mary Johnston, Mary
Bell, Sharon Swan, Pat Stankey, Cathy Brown, Pat Gordon, Nancy Kleinsmith, Susan Marx, Row 4: Ron Flick, Gordie
Holter. Dave Miller. Danny Fuller. Dan Olson, Robert McKinney, Gregory Markos,
FreshIllen
Row 1: Steve Albrechtson, Barbara Blumentritt, Nancy Darling, Peg Zurn, Linda Pitzner, Kathleen Johnson, Lynn Mc­
Carthy, Ed Flock. Row 2: Patrick Kline, Mike Gautsch, Debbie Osgood, Sue Mashak, Jeanette Kellicut, Linda Rabener,
Don Thesing. Jeff Pitz. Row 3: Don Rezek, Fred Johnson, Carolyn Anderson, Sue Hartig, Pat Pertzsch, Oscar Crary, Don
Crook, Ron Grimsled. Row 4: Edmund Brunet. Robert Rasmusson, Gordon Servais, Ray Vaughn, Jack Clappier, Greg
Koelbl, Robert Hansen, Dennis Bechtel, John Fox.
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Our Fifth President
Samuel G. Gates
B.A., Colorado State
M.A., Stanford University
Ed.D., Stanford University
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Inaugural
Cerelllony
As the 'VSU-La Crosse Marching Chiefs played
Pomp and Circumstance the academic procession
moved into the new physical education building
fieldhouse from the Hall of Science. First to
enter were the nineteen members of the learned
societies, followed by sixty representatives of colleges
and universities throughout the United States
and the 290 faculty members of WSU-La Crosse.
After a series of welcoming addresses and the
keynote talk by Angus B. Rothwell, Dr. Samuel
Gates was officially installed as the fifth president
of WSU-La Crosse. Gates had previously assumed
the presidency in February of 1966 following the
retirement of Dr. Rexford Mitchell.
In his inaugural address President Gates said
that WSU-La Crosse needs include starting aggressive
programs of specialization in music,
chemistry, and business administration. In conclusion
he stated, "I accept the challenge, trust,
and responsibilities. I will direct my energy to
the kind of quality instruction needed in a teaching
university."
President Emeritus, Rexford Mitchell, formally hands
over the gavel which symbolizes duty and responsibility
to President Gates.
The academic procession procedes to the new physical
education building.
President Gates gives his inaugural address.

Maurice O. Graff, Ph.D.
Vice-Pres., Academic Affairs
Richard J. Gunning, Ph:M.
Dean of Men
Edith Cartwright, M.A.
Dean of Women
James Erickson, Ed.D.
Dean, Graduate School
Reid F. Rorie, Ed.D.
Director, Admissions and Field Service
Robert O. LeRoy, M.A.
Registrar
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Eugene Murphy
Regent
Glenn M. Smith, Ed.D.
Dean, School of Health
Recreation and Physical Ed.
Robert H. Steuck, Ed.D.
Dean, Student Affairs
AdIllinistration
Bernard J. Young, Ed.D.
Dean, School of Teacher Ed.
W. Carl Wimberly, Ph.D.
Dean, School of
Letters and Science
221

Joyce A. Nighbert, M.A.
Assistant Dean of Women
Norene A. Smith, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean of Women
Donald R. Staats, M.S.
Assistant Dean of Men
June A. Tenckhoff, M.Ed.
Assistant Dean of Women
Garmen K. Ammerman, M.S.
Assistant Dean of Men
Shirley J. Haas (Mrs.) ;\!.A.
Assistant Dean of Women
David W. Hogue, Ed.D.
Assistant Dean of Men

Gale Grimslid, M.S.
Assistant Director of
Admissions and Field Services
Richard Koehler, A.M.
Assistant to the Vice-Pres.
Business Affairs
Special Services
Clifford Holt, M.P.A.
Assistant Director
Student Union
Thomas L. Hood, M.A.
Assistant Director
Student Union
223
Joseph Keller
Director.
Campus·Housing
Eleanor Kennedy (Mrs.), B.S.
Facultv Assistant
Alumni Office
Harvey D. Ideus. Ed.D.
Director of Placement

Thomas Marshall
Faculty Assistant
Admissions
Earle D. Munns. Ed.D.
Director, Financial Aids
C. W. Althaus. M.S.
Financial Aids
Robert E. McMahon. M.D.
Director, Health Services
Special Services
Judith Pinkston (Mrs.), B.S.
Program Director,
Student Union
Allan Schell, B.S.
Student Employment
224

Richard Beck, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Art
Daniel 1. Devitt, M.F.A.
Instructor
Art
Sandra Rabbitt
Faculty Assistant
Art
Gerald Wells, M.F.A.
Assistant Professor
Art
225
Richard Ellinger
Professor
Art
Art
Vernon D. Kendricks, Ph.D.
Professor
Art

Gerald Matzelle
Faculty Assistant
Audio-Visual Ed.
Donald L. Nicholas, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Audio-Visual Ed.
V. B. Rasmusen, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Director, Audio-Visual
G. Lester Steinhoff, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Audio-Visual Ed.
Robert Ward. B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Audio-Visual Ed.
Dwan T. Wick, M.Ed.
Assistant Professor
Audio-Visual Ed.
Clair L. Roof, M.S.
Instructor
Audio-Visual Ed.
Audio-Visual
226

Biology
Orlin Anderson, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology
Richard T. Hartley, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology
Stuart M. McIlraith, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Biology
227
Allen C. Nelson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Laura A. Schuh, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Biology

Biology
Lucretia Wahl, (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Biology
James H. Warner, M.S.
Instructor
Biology
228
Robert E. Senff, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Phillip D. Sparks, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Daniel E. Wujek, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Biology
Howard Young, Ph.D.
Professor
Biology

C. Richard Kistner, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
w. Grey Konrad, Ph.M.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
Kenneth E. Lindner, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
Lawrence A. Nutter, M.S.
Instructor
Chemistry
Gerald W. Rausch, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
229
CheITlistry

Ronald R. Roskos, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Chemistry
William D. Schulz, M.A.
Instructor
Chemistry
Marian Scullin (Mrs.)
Faculty Assistant
Chemistry
230
L. G. Rowe, M.S.
Associate Professor
Chemistry
CheIll.istry
Katherine F. Stubblefield (Mrs.)
Instructor
Chemistry

Cloyce Campbell, Ph.D.
Professor
Economics. Bus. Administration
EconoIYlics
William A. Parks, Ll.M.
Associate Professor
Economics, Bus. Administration
231
David M. Cole. Ph.D.
Professor
Economics. Bus. Administration
Chloe I. Elmgren, M.B.A.
Assistant Professor
Economics. Bus. Administration
William J. Goldsborough, M.B.A.
Instructor
Economics, Bus. Administration
Brian M. Vergin, M.B.A.
Instructor
Economics. Bus. Administration

Education
Elelllentary
Dorothy P. Heider, M.A.
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
Alta V. Johnson (Mrs.), M.S.
Instructor
Elementary Education
232
Pauline A. Abel, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Elementary Education
Kenneth R. Fish. Ed.D.
Professor
Elementary Education
Marian D. Hammes
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
Judith Onsrud
Faculty Assistant
Elementary Education
Rhea Pederson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Elementary Education
Terry Witzke, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Elementary Education

Burton E. Altman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Elementary Education
Marian Granger, M.A.
Instructor
Secondary Education
Justin K. Lemke, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Secondary Education
Norman J. Schein, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Secondary Education
Waldo R. Widell, M.A.
Associate Professor
Secondary Education
233
Education
Secondary

English
Billie Batchelor, M.S.
Instructor
English
Mary Jane Bloom (Mrs.), B.S.
Faculty Assistant
English
Mortimer W. Cushman. M.A.
Assistant Professor
English
Lorraine Flahertv. B.A.
Faculty Assistant
English
Helen K. Gilkey (Mrs.), M.A.
Instructor
English
234
Philip E. Diser. M.A.
Instructor
English

William 1. Hyde. Ph.D.
Professor
English
Lee J. Glasel, M.S.
Assistant Professor
English
Mary H. Hebberd (Mrs.), M.A.
Associate Professor
English
James F. Lafky, M.A.
Instructor
English
Edward Hartig, M.A.
Instructor
English
Richard Koppitch, M.A.
Assistant Professor
English
235

English
Paul A. Manter, M.A.
Instructor
English
Margaret B. Oleson, M.A.
Associate Professor
English
Roger Loren Parsons, Ph.D.
Professor
English
Adelee B. Stokke (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
English
Gretta Trainer (Mrs.), M.S.
Faculty Assistant
English
Emerson G. Wulling, Ph.D.
Professor
English
Gary T. Vershure. M.A.
Instructor
English

John N. Hoefer, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Geography
Margaret S. Chew, Ph.D.
Professor
Geography
Harold A. Classen, Ph.D.
Professor
Geography
Virgil Harold Holder, M.A.
Instructor
Geography
Edward J. Weinzierl, M.A.
Associate Professor
Geography
Robert G. Wingate, M.S.
Instructor
Geography
237
Geography

Health,
Recreation
and
Clifton H. DeVoll, P.E.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Ernest J. Gershon, P.E.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Lane A. Goodwin, M.Ed.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
238
Beatrice A. Baird, Ed.D.
Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Robert W. Batchelder. EdD.
Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Orville Brault, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Supervising Teacher, P.E.
Floyd H. Gautsch
Associate Professor
Director, Athletics

James Howard, B.S.
Faculty Assistant
Health, Recreation. P.E.
Mary 1. McLellan. M.A.
Assistant Professor
Health. Recreation, P.E.
William O. Otto, M.A.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Patricia Polleck, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Brent Hafen, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Richard 1. Hardy, Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Health. Recreation, P.E.
Beth Knepple (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
Supervising Teacher, P.E.
Physical
Education

Health,
Linn R. Rockwood, M.S.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Jane E. Swanson, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Recreation
and
Myrna L. Stephens, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
F. Lee Stephenson, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
240
Marjorie Schroeder (Mrs.), M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.

E. William Vickroy. M.A.
Associate Professor
Health. Recreation. P.E.
Rollo G. Taylor, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Dolly D. Vanderlip, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Physical
Don M. Wille, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
Nancy Gayle Wulk, M.S.
Instructor
Health, Recreation, P.E.
241
Education

Aida Allness (Mrs.), B.A.
Instructor
History
Frederick G. Davies. Ph.D.
Professor
History
George R. Gilkey, Ph.D.
Professor
History
Gary G. Kuhn, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
History
Allen B. Birchler. Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
History
William R. Hughes. M.S.
Assistant Professor
History
History

William Laux, M.A.
Professor
History
William G. Vettes, Ph.D.
Professor
History
Vivian L. Munson, M.A.
Instructor
History
Rex A. Wade. Ph.D.
Professor
History
William E. Pemburton, M.A.
Instructor
History
Stanley R. Rolnick, Ph.D.
Professor
History

Warren S. Hubbard
Associate Professor
Spanish
French
Ramiro Manalich. D.L.L.
Assistant Professor
Spanish
Spanish
Languages
Alvida Ahlstrom. Ph.D.
Professor
French
Karl Ruebel. Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
German
Edna Whalen. (Mrs.). M.A.
Instructor
Spanish
GerIllan

William F. BirdsalL M.A.
Instructor
Library Science
Margaret L. Hocker, M.A.L.S.
Associate Professor
Library Science
Dale C. Gresseth, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Library Science
Russel C. Evans, M.A.
Instructor
Library Science
Library
Science
Herbert L. Searcy. Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Library Science
Alice Hager, M.S.
Associate Professor
Library Science
Walter Franklin. M.L.S.
Instructor
Library Science
Roy N. Van Note. Ph.D.
Professor
Director. Library

John D. Jenks, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Mass Communications
Mass COIllIllunications
Patricia A. Muller, M.A.
Instructor
Director. Information Services
246
Joseph Zobin, M.A.
Instructor
Mass Communications

Manmohan S. Arora, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
MatheITlatics
Arthur F. Brownell. M.S.
Instructor
Mathematics
Merrill H. Barnebey, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Thomas Breiter. Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Roland W. Christensen, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
247

MatheIllatics
Robert F. Doser, M.A.
Instructor
Mathematics
Theodore W. Rozelle, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Leo M. Schnur, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
E. Keith Swanson. M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
Arnold L. Tempte, M.A.
Associate Professor
Mathematics
248

William V. Estes, Ed.D.
Professor
Music
Truman D. Hayes, D.M.A.
Associate Professor
Music
David H. Mewaldt, M.Mus.
Associate Professor
Music
John H. Swickard, M.S.
Assistant Professor
Music
Dallas A. Weekly, M.Mus.
Assistant Professor
Music
William Yarborough, M.Mus.
Assistant Professor
Music
249
Therese Roggenbuck. M.M.
Instructor
Music
Ralph V. Wahl, M.M.
Associate Professor
Music
Music

Theodore V. Smith, M.S.
Instructor
Physics
Robert H. Uber, Ph.D.
Professor
Physics
Physics
250
William E. Felch, Ph.D.
Professor
Philosophy
Richard A. Blade, Ph.D.
Professor
Physics
Carlin E. Dahler, M.S.
Associate Professor
Physics
Earl F. Hughes, M.N.S.
Instructor
Physics
Philosophy

John C. Cleveland. Ed.D.
Associate Professor
Psychology
Clark E. Himmel. M.Ed.
Assistant Professor
Psychology
Ted J. Tetzlaff, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Psychology
Psychology
Political Science
Richard G. Lindblad, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Political Science
Dennis 1. O'Keefe, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Political Science
Surender Singh, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Political Science
Stanton E. Wixson. M.S.
Assistant Professor
Psychology

Charles E. Hurst. M.S.
Instructor
Sociology
Paul A. Johnson. M.S.W.
Instructor
Sociology
Sociology
Lois J. Loddeke. M.A.
Instructor
Sociology
Joseph J. Motivans. M.A.
Assistant Professor
Sociology
252

Glenn Comeau
Facuity Assistant
Speech
William C. Dixon, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Speech
Robert L. Frederick, M.A.
Assistant Professor
Speech
Jack D. Starr, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Sharon A. Tracy, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Tom E. Wirkus, Ph.D.
Professor
Speech
253
Charles E. Haas, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Speech
Donald W. Pfaff, M.A.
Instructor
Speech
Speech

254
pieces of almost forgotten
memories and half forgotten names
of people at parties, across a room,
or close at hand in classes or at
games . . . just pieces of it are
remembered, only minutes that
were unimportant and seldom the
important things remembered or to
hold onto ...

255
· . . . . . the endless snow and
cold, puddles and lakes to walk
through to get to classes. . . problems
to contemplate, papers to
slave over, gym suits and straight
hair and rain. . . the crowds pushing
and hurrying to go nowhere

256
. . . fads, fashions, dances and
dates . . . promises to keep but
seldom kept. . . rings, medals,
pins, awards, banquets, and sweaters
. . . the constant battle with
grades; unattained dreams and almost
loves . . . failures and almost
failures . . . and so we progressed
through the year with our
joys and our sorrows.
These are the pieces of memories
that have combined to make this
year, one that will be long remembered
by you.

Aasen, Eileen 206
Abboreno, Frany 198
Aavang, Glennis 204
ABEL, PAULINE 232
Abrahamson, Effie 90,94
Adams, Carl 145
Adams, Diane 128,133,193
Adams, Steve, 90,91,124
Adams, Thomas 133, 161
Adler, Colleen 206
Ahl, Kathy, 145,195
Ahlberg, Noreen 209
AHLSTROM, ALVIDA 244
Aigner, Joe 124
Ahlin, Jean 133,146
Ahrens, Chandra 128,200
Ahrens, Walter 196
Airoldi, Bob 205
Albrecht, Pam 128
Albrectson, Steve 215
Aldrich, Joseph 158,212
Aldrich, Nancy 115,154,201
Alens, Larry 210
Alfus, Mary 10 1,114,119,127,200
ALLNESS, ADA (MRS.) 240
ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA 156
ALPHA OMICRON PI 152
ALPHA PHI 151
ALPHA PHI OMEGA 98
ALPHA PSI OMEGA 99
ALPHA XI DELTA 153
Alt, Arlene 128,153,200
ALTHAUS, CLARENCE 224
Althaus, Dorothy (Mrs.) 166
ALTMAN, BURTON 232
AMMERMAN, GARMEN 155,222
Amundson, David 204
Amundson, Emily 133,206
Anderl, Je,mette C. 166
Anderle, Virginia 91,200
Anderson, Al 205
Anderson, Barbara 193
Anderson, Carol 215
Anderson, Carol 110,206
Anderson, Charlotte 128,194
Anderson, Dean 205,121
Anderson, Donnie 211
Anderson, Joan 151
Anderson, Keith 199
Anderson, Martin 1. 159,166
ANDERSON, ORLIN 227
Anderson, Patrick 98
Anderson, Pat 124
Anderson, Richard 202
Anderson, Sandra 124
Anderson, Sharon 146,208
Anderson, Tekla 90,128,144
Andre, Paulette 195
Andress, Paulette 193
Andrews, Carne 206
Andrews, Douglas 210
Annear, Kathi 206
Annett, Marv 153
Appel, Caroi 209
Archibald, Diana 193
Index
Arentz, Sue 201
Arkin, Dennis L. 62,166
Arlt, Bob 83
Armata, Diane 200
Armagost, Carol 128
Arneson, Linda 94,207
Arnoldy, Larry W. 166
Aronson, Donna 112,214
Arora, Judith (Mrs.) 117
ARORA, MANMOHAN 117,247
Artz, Burton H. 166
Artz, B. Lee 210
Arzbecker, Ann 209
Asselin, Phyllis 195
ASSOCIATED WOMEN
STUDENTS 89
Augustine, Ronald 142
Austin, Connie 201
Averkamp, Kay 206
Babcock, David 210
Babcock, Steve 211
Bacun, Susan J. 152,166
Backus, Claudia 206
Bahr, Wendy 128,194,
Bain, Marilyn 91,194
BAIRD, BEATRICE 114,119,238
Baka, Bruce 77,198
Baker, Betsy 206
Baker, Nancy 206
Ballard, Rich 204
Balliet, Robert B. 166
Ballweg, Audrey 209
Balz, Ellen K. 101,105,124,166,189
Bambrough, Jim 161
BAND 128-129
Bantle, Margaret 214
Baranowski, Nancy 206
Barker, Barbara 209
BARNEBEY, MERRILL 247
Barns, Phillip 210
Barrett, Dan 62,205
Barrett, Jim 117,205
Barrs, Ingrid 206
Barth, Dan 211
Bartlett, Mary Jane 194
BASEBALL 82
BASKETBALL 68
BATCHELDER, BILLIE 234
Batchelder, Pat 110,209
BATCHELDER, ROBERT 238
Bates, Jeanne 207
Bauer, Judith 114,119
Bauer, Shelia 209
Baugniet, Joy 206
Baumgarten, Jim 77,161
Baumgartner, Jim 211
Baylor, Roger F. 62,166
Beamer, Bonnie C. 91,114,166
Beamer, Gaye 195
Bear, Ted 62,120
Beatty, Pat 94
Beaudry, Christine 209
Beaver, Anna 194
Beaver, Nola 193
Becherer, JoAnne 194
Bechtel, Danny 215
257
Beck, Barbara 213
BECK, RICHARD 225
Becker, Barbara 134,166
Becker, Carol 206
Becker, Fred R. 166
Becker, Jerry 214
Beckman, Stephanie 207
Becwar, Patricia 209
Bedker, Sue 208
Beebe, Thomas S. 166
Behm, Pat 205
Beitlich, Harold L. 133,167
Bellin, Jim 211
Bellman, John 197
Bendlin, Gary L. 91,167
Benedict, Linda 110,151,193
Beneker, Linda 128
Benson, Bob 98,155,157
Bentley, James 199
Bentzien, Sally L. 110,151,167
Bentz, John 128,129
Bentz, Peter 161
Benzing, Paul 211
Beranek, Dave 157
Berg, Bruce E. 167
Berg, Cynthia 195
Berg, Denny 74,120
Berg, James 143,212
Berg, Karolyn E. 167
Berge1in, Sandra 194
Berge, John 199
Bergeson, Joe 196
Berken, Joan 97,110,128,200
Berkovitz, Mike 205
Bernard, Zachery 199
Bernett, Sandra 215
Bernhard, Laurie 195
Bertz, Father Edward 141
BETA SIGMA CHI 157
Besner, Pat 114,119,127
Bessac, Mary 112,128,144
Best, Barbara 209
Betthauser, Karen 207
Betsinger, Elizabeth 193
Betsinger, Thomas 167
Bick, Brenna 90,92,195
Bick, Kathy 208
Biesiadecki, Marvin 160
Biggerstaff, Forrest 128,129
Billings, Rick O. 198
Billmeyer, Barbara 208
Bina, Janine 97,145,213
Binder, Barbara 90,112,113,194
BIRCHLER, ALLEN 140,242
Bird, Gil 77
Bird, Jim 210
BIRDSALL, WILLIAM 245
Birkelo, Paul 199
Birnbaum, Jim 113,145
Bischoff, Denis 197
Bishop, Mark 211
Bishop, Wayne 210
Bissen, Sara 128,207
Bjorge, Marilyn 167
Blackmore, Dennis 214

Blackmore, Jean 126
Blackwell, Nancy 207
BLADE, RICHARD 102,250
Bladow, Janel 94,195
Blahut, Sandy 143
Blaize, Harold 124,199
Blakley, Diane 193
Blanchard, Dave 74,202
Block, Barb 153,201
Bloedel, Bob 79
Blomlie, Margaret 209
Blomquist, Gary 121,144,196
Blood, Bill 204
BLOOM, MARY JANE 234
Bluske, Kurt W. 167
Board, Karen 10 1,119,127,207
Boardman, Rodney 202
Bobrow, Sara 207
Boedel, Connie 123,145,201
Boeder, Judy 105,153,167,189
Boehm, Rick 204
Boesch, Kit 112,144,207
Bogie, Cheryl 215
Bohen, John 211
Bohlmann, Wayne 76,120,202
Bohn, Bob 160
Bolgrien, James 205
Boland, Tom 145,210
Bollrud, Jeanine 214
Bolstad, Oscar 204
Bonack, Phillip 198
Bonnike, Lyn 207
Bonsack, Gerald 90,100,128,212
Bosshardt, Rita 128,194
Bottiglier, Thomas 205
Bourdage, Gene 213
Boutni, L.M. 117
Bowell, Randy W. 167
Bowers, Beth 91
Bowler, Shiela 94,209
Boyd, Steve 74
Boyer, Bonnie M. 167
Braasch, Pat 144,201
Bracco, Don 98,102,167
Bradford, William 102
Bradley, Jim 210
Brady, Jill 94,113,124
Braem, Lyn 90,112
Braemer, Dick 202
Brahmsteadt, Marilyn 208
Braithwaite, Mary 145
Brandt, Douglas E. 133,144,167
Brandt, Jean 126,144
Brasch, Len F. 159,167
BRAULT, ORVILLE 238
Braunstein, Poppy 194
Brauner, John F. 133,145,168
Bravo, Arthur 205
Braza, Gerald F. 145
Brecka, Marilyn J. 168
Bredahl, Mike 198
Breitenfield, Richard 158,212
BREITER, THOMAS 247
Brehm, Marge 200
Breen, Bill 198
Bresser, Barb 88,194
Breneman, Bill 121,303
Brinkman, Dennie 196
Brinkman, Larry 197
Brock, Donald E. 168
Brock, Lennie 213
Bronson, Barb 133,154
Brose, Kurt 198
Brotton, Penny 201
Brown, Carol I. 168
Brown, Cathy 215
Brown, Evelyn (Mrs.) 199
BROWN, JAMES 79
Brown, Rob 91,95
Brown, Tom 74,202
BROWNELL, ARTHUR 83,247
Brozek, Ruth 194
Brudos, Stephen C.
Bruett, Robert F. 68,124,168,189
Brugger, Arden 146,207
Brunet, Ed 109,215
Bruni, Cindy 123, 195
Brunn, Jenny 209
Bubolz, A. Jean 101,114,127,168
Buchell, Joy A. 168
Buchmiller, Janie L. 153,168
Buckholz, Jim 198
Buddhu, Deowraj S. 117
Budgins, John 160
Buehl, Candy 152
Buenning, Barb 195
Buergin, Bob 199
Buhr, Tom 202
Bunker, Cindy 112
Bunnow, David 198
Buornat, Gary 112,145
Burand, Keith A. 168
Burd, Kathy 193
Burdick, Bob 112,205
Burger, Fred 199
Burgmaier, Bob 157
Burgos, Fermin 204
Burhop, James 199
Burke, Mary Evelyn 145
Burnick, R. Thomas 112,198
Burns, Margie 128,207
Burns, Peter D. 168
Burns, Richard 205
Burson, Jim 198
Burton, Dennis 213
Burton, Dianne 215
Burton, James L. 80,88,96,158,168,
189
Busch, Cheryl 93,112,144,195
Buschmann, Helen (Mrs.) 196
Bush, Bob 214
Buss, Gary 147,205
Butler, Michael 159
Butterfield, Tom 196
Byerly, Ray 145
Byerly, Thomas J. 133,145,169,189
Byrd, Prentiss 198
Bytell, Carol 208
Cade, Reisa 194
Cain, John 145
Callender, Dick 196
CAMPBELL, CLOYCE 231
Campbell, Pat 209
CAMPUS CONTROLS COUNCIL
88
CAMPUS VETS 109
CANA CLUB 141
Carvello, Phil 62
Carey, Richard J. 169
Carlson, Connie J. 152,169
Carlson, Ginger 144,194
Carlson, Kay 209
258
Carlson, Mike 197
Carnelly, Anne 209
Carney, Marilyn 207
Carpenter, Chris 208
Carpenter, Harry 81
Carpenter, Robert 197
Carroll, Tom 62
Carter, Linda 128,195
CARTWRIGHT, EDiTH 220
Cary, George 197
Casati, Pat 200
Casey, Kathleen 93,128,145,200
Cascio, Peggy 207
Cash, Shannon 109
Cassel, Cheri 214
Cassel, Bruce 211
Castle, Sally 154,201
CATALINA CLUB 110
Cathman, John 128,197
Channing, Rosanne 101,128,200
Chapmen, Barb 195
Chapman, Steve 211
Charles, Nick 128
Check, Carolyn 195
CHEERLEADERS 111
Chellevold, Roger D. 69
Chellevold, Ron 198
CHEW, MARGARET 237
Chitwood, Sharon 123,154,193
Chotoff, Aurelia S. 169
Chrisler, Lynn 206
Christ, Jeff 196
Christel, Kathy 207
Christensen. James 159
Christensen, Kris 206
CHRISTENSEN, RONALD 247
Christensen, Ross 205
CHRISTIAN BIBLE STUDY 142
Christian, John 124,202
Christiansen, David 83
Christianson, Diane 193
Christianson, Jean 21 L1
Christianson, Rodney 202
Christina, Mary Ann 144
Christnovich, Tony 62
Chrouser, Cathy 208
CIRCLE K 100
Clappier, Jack 215
Clark, Ann 207
Clark, Joanne 91,119,200
Clark, Kathy 209
Clark, Larry 109,202
Clark, Nadine 154
Clark, Paula 206
Clarke, Joan 195
CLASSEN, HAROLD 237
Clements, Cathy 133
Clements, Jane 193
CLEVELAND, JOHN 251
Coates, Jackie 128,153
Cobb, Jacques 195
Coburn, John 214
COLE, DAVID 231
Coleman, Kay 193
Colletti, Judy 90,194
Coley, Mike 77,199
Collier, Gene 196
Collins, Pat 202
Colombo, Dave 211
Combs, Clayton 157
COMEAU, GLENN 253

Connaughton, Jack 91,124,158,212
Connell, Pat 213
Conk, Barb 195
Conniff, Peter 197
Connolly, Edna 110,193
Connor, Kathy A. 101,105,151,169,
189
Connors, Vic 205
Conrad, Bob 93
Conrad, Diane 193
Cook, Linda 209
Cook, Ron 214
Coons, Jackie 206
Copeland, Mary 123,153,193
Copsey, Allan 214
Corbin, Tim 210
Coughlin, James 161
Coughlin, Nancy 153
COULEE TREKKERS 112
Coulter, Bob 198
Counselman, Beth 193
Courtier, Pat 194
Cowles, Verne 74,198
COWLEY, MILFORD 88
Cowling, Mike 210
Coy, Gene 211
Cox, Jeannine R. 128,169
Craig, Linda 147
Crapisi, Tom 197
Crary, George 214
Crary, Oscar 215
Crawford, Gloria 209
Cretens, Ed 62
Crist, Bob 62
Crook, Don 215
CROSS COUNTRY 66
Cross, Dr. 100
Cross, James W. 16,159
Cross, Michael S. 169,189
Crouch, JOane 209
Crum, Mary 133
Crum, Roger 98,133,140
Cudek, Christine M. 97,169
Cullen, Terry 194
Cunningham, Mary Frances 145,213
Curley, Greg 102
Curley, ] ay 204
Curti, Linda 209
Curtis, Connie 112,195
Curtis, Dave 155,161
Curtis, Jack 79,120,121
Curtis, Marsha K. 140,143,169
CUSHMAN, MORTIMER 234
Dagnon, Ellen 214
Dahl, Rod 197
Dahl, Warren 204
DAHLER, CARLIN 98,250
Dahlk, Sharon 153
Dahlke, Steve 211
Dallman, Glenn W. 79,169
Dalton, Barb 195
Dammen, Robert 198
Dancker, Linda 209
Danoski, Ronald 210
Danke, Loren 161
Darling, Nancy 215
Dauphin, Barb 126
Dauphin, Joan 133,213
DAVIES, FREDERICK 102,242
Davis, Jack 205
Davis, William J. 155,169
Dean, Don 205
DEBATE 113
De Bruler, Joyce 193
De Cicco, Dusty 98
Decker, Glenn 198
Dedolph, Nancy 194
De Gutes, Dennis A. 169
De Jong, Judith B. 127,128,153,169,
189
De Keyser, Dolly 88,112,194
De Long, Florence 200
Delikoski, Henrietta K. 152,170
DELTA PSI KAPPA 101
DELTA SIGMA PHI 158
DELTA ZETA 154
De Mers, Jerry 214
Deming, Nancy 146,195
Dempsey, JoAnn 194
Denboer, Rod 198
Denniston, Neil A. 170
Densmoor, Steve 117,203
Deppe, Kaye 207
Deppeler, Katheryne J. 152,170
Derkez, Jim 124
Derks, Sandra 213
De Rosa, Phil 109
Detert, Richard 77
Dettman, Ronnie 211
Devaul, Deanna 206
DEVITT, DANIEL 225
Devorock, Dave 62
DEVOLL, CLIFTON 69,80,238
De Witt, Kathy 213
Diakoff, Steven 133,211
Dickert, Mike 210
Dickinson, Dave 205
Dickinson, Nancy S. 154,170
Dickson, Scott 102
Diehl, Terry 195
Diesburg, Michael J. 170
Dimond, Don 159,213
Dina, Delores 206
Dion, Kathy 195
DISER, PHILLIP 234
Disrude, Tom 124,204
DIXON, WILLIAM 253
Dobson, James 161
Dobbs, Jim 161
Dobrinska, Ron 210
Docauer, Randy 79,106,212
Dodge, Cindy 97,128,195
Doden, Jim 121,205
Doine, Linda 209
Dolbier, Beth 92,214
Doleschal, Jan 119,133,134,154,170
Dolata, Sandy 128,194
Donahue, Jan 119,201
Dooley, John S. 68,205
Doolittle, Renee 194
Dorband, Kathy 206
Dorow, Steven 197
Doser, John W. 170
DOSER, ROBERT 248
Dowell, Linda 214
Downing, Marti 208
Downing, Mary 194
Downing, Odette 201
Downing, Richard 90,128
Doyle, Beth V. 170
Doyle, George 98,206
Drakulich, Roxanne 209
259
Drecktrah, Ron 128.147204
Drecktrah, Lou 210' ,
Dresang, Gary 79,120,145
Dregne, Dave 213
Drew, Larry 160,211
Drews, Barb 106,151,201
Drews, John A. 120,170
Dreyer, Warren 109
Drinkwater, Linda 152
Drinnan, Kathy 201
Droege, Jeannette 154
Druckrey, Stan 211
Druecke, Ralph 77,211
Duba, Norb 74,79,158,202
Dudley, Elaine 193
Duff, Dorothy 195
Dummer, Kathy 214
Duncan, Susan 110,194
Dunn, Barb 193
Dunne, Eileen 206
Dutcher, Dan E. 74,170
Dvorak, Darrell 161
Dvorak, Kathy 154
Dwyer, Joe 159,213
Dwyer, Karen A. 152,170
Dyer, Rita 195
Dyre, Margie 147
Eberhardt, Dennis 205
Ebersold, ] ames 161
Ebinger, Ray 213
Eckes, Lynette 145,195
Edmiston, Robert 202
Eells, Jennifer 209
Egan, Gary 74,202
Eggers, Dick 91,211
Ehlenfeldt. Ann 193
Ehlert, Lin.da 206
Ehrhardt, Michael F. 170
Eide, Steve 204
Einzig, Adrianne 194
Eisler, Bill 204
Ekern, ArthurC. 91,170
Ekern, Marvin 161
Ellefson, Larry 91,170
Ellefson, Merlin A. 170
ELLINGER, RICHARD 225
Elliott, Jude 62
Elliott, Kathy 193
Ellis, Jim 204
Elmer, Barbara J. 128,171
Elmer, Soja 206
ELMGREN, CHLOE 231
A chilly afternoon for the cheerleaders.

Emer, Jane 213
Emer, Joe 83
Emery, Betty 154
Emery, Nancy 128,142,193
Emerson, Jim 211
Emmons, Bev 128
Eng, Eugenia 206
Engh, Mike 161
England, James 205
Engsberg, Mary C. 151,171
Ensey, Alicia 128,207
Erbe, Lloyd 210
Erdmann, Wayne 202
Erickson, Harold P. 171,189
ERICKSON, JAMES 220
Erickson, Norman 144
Erickson, Paul J. 171
Erickson, Melisa 133,144,208
Erickson, Randy 62,121,171,189
Erickson, Sandy 128
Eriksen, Judy 123
Ersepke, Carol 200
Esping, Pam 195
Esquilin, Luis 161
Esser, Mike 211
ESTES, WILLIAM 133,249
Eswein, Ralph 83
Eswein, Gerald 202
ETA PHI ALPHA 102
Euler, Jeanne 195
Eumurian, Jane 143
Evans, Leslie 110
EVANS, RUSSELL 245
Evenson, Carol S. (Mrs.) 171
Evenson, Gary 196
Evenson, Merriam J. 171
Evenson, Marcia 119,127,193
Evenstad, John 210
Evert, JeanE. 114,119,127,171
Ewert, Margaret A. 195
Ewing, Steve 76,205
Faas, Dave 214
Faber, Diane 209
FACULTY 211-253
Fagan, John 124
Fahrenholz, Dick 205
Fait, Pamella 124,194
Falaschi, Rocky 62
Falbe, Diane 91,151,193
Falbo, Bob 202
Falk, Kris 128,195
Falk, Robert 128,129
Falkner, Ronald 204
Falkner, Bonnie 200
Falleck, Richard 205
Fancher, John F. 171
Fanning, Mike 74,196
Farrell, Jim 202
Faulkner, Don 205
Fay, Joyce 97
FELCH, WILLIAM 250
Feller, Eileen 209
Felton, Bev 201
Fenner, Bonnie 206
Fenner, Judy 154,201
Fett, B. J. 206
Fickewirth, JoAnne 200
Fiegel, Jack 205
FIELD HOCKEY CLUB 114
Fink, Mary Ann 208
Fink, Peter F. 171
Finkelstein, Les 197
Finley, Marie 194
Finn, Jim 98,113
Finucan, Donna 193
Fischer, Cheryl 97,123,124,200
Fish, Alan 198
FISH, KENNETH 232
Fisher, Kay D. 101,105,119,151,171,
189
Fisher, Sandy 194
Fischer, Ron 77,199
FLAHERTY, LORRAINE 234
Flanagan, Mike 158,212
Flayter, Richard A. 171
FLEDGLING 95
Fleming, Patrick J. 161,171
Fletcher, Cherylynn 214
Fleischman, Bob 211
Flickinger, Theo 133,134
Flock, Ed 215
Flynn, Karen 153
Foelske, Patsy 207
Foley, Kathleen 208
Foley, Robert E. 171
Folger, Jim 159
Folgers, Betty 97,105,172,189
Follendorf, Al 147
FOOTBALL 62-65
Ford, Dana 205
Forschler, Ben 205
Fortney, Bob 62
Foskett, Jane 206
Fox, Carl 74
Fox, David 198
Fox, John 215
Fox, Kris 194
Foxxe, Tom 213
Francis, Mary Anne 112,133,195
Franciskovic, Jack 76
Franciskovic, Jim 76,211
Francksen, Ingrid A. 172
Franklin, Linda E. 172
FRANKLIN, WALTER 245
Franzen, Susan M. 172
Fraser, Linda 112,206
Frawley, Ed 205
Frederick, Nancy B. 172
FREDERICK, ROBERT 253
Fredericks, Pat 193
French, Carol 206
French, Deanna 128,214
Frey, Mark 76,197
Frey, Bill 155,158,212
Friday, Bonita 208
Friell, Lee 199
Frischman, Kathy 206
Fritz, Kristine 146,206
Fuchs, Augie 199
Fuchsteiner, Barb 145,214
Fuller, Danny 215
Funk, Len 62
Funnell, Barbara 193
Furlong, Chloris Ann 200
Gabelbauer, John 205
Gabrielson, Larry 204
Gabucci, Sandy 200
Gaeldner,Susan 126
Gagermeier, Susan 154,213
Galena, Tony 62
Galewski, William 214
Gallagher, Maurice 160
260
Gamber, Barbara C. 110,119,123,
172
Garriott, Carolyn 122,153,194
Garstecki, Tom 210
Gartland, John 198
Gasper, Joe 90
GATES, SAMUEL 218
GAUTSCH, FLOYD 238
Gautsch, Mike 215
Gautsch, Robert 197
Gehling, Bonnie 128,195
Gehring, Dave 210
Gehm, Victor T. 172
Geise, George 205
Gelhaus, Jane 194
Gentile, Susan L. 101,172,189,200
Geracie, Rick 197
Gersbach, Sandra 208
GERSHON, ERNEST 238
Gersmehl, Carol 123,201
Getter, Sharon 142,193
Getter, Russell W. 172
Gianforte, John 79,205
Gibbon, Al 211
Gibbs, Jim 211
GILKEY, HELEN (MRS.) 234
GILKEY, GEORGE 95,242
Giraldi, Fred 198
Gilbertson, Joel S. 172
Gilles, Patsy 88,154,213
Gilles, Beverly 214
Ginskey, Margery 102
GLASEL, LEE 235
Glass, Diane 200
Glubka, Al 211
GOLDSBOROUGH, WILLIAM 231
GOLF 81
Goll, Jeff 83
Gonyo, Jean 153
Gonzales, Sonia 154
Goodman, Betty Lou (Mrs.) 172
GOODWIN, LANE 238
Gordon, Pat 215
Gorski, Dennis 210
Gorzlanzyk, Jean 127,200
Gottbeheut, Linda L. 172
Gourlie, Mary 206
Gourley, Margaret 143,208
Grabow, Susan 153,193
Grainger, Mike 68
Grady, Gloria 195
Graf, Jerry 159
GRAFF, MAURICE 220
Graham, Verna M. 172
Gran, Roger 128
Granke, Jeanne M. 172
GRANGER, MARIAN 233
Grant, Margaret 201
Grant, Suzanne 215
Graves, John 205
Green, Sharon 88,133
Greener, Cindy 153
Greenup, Jim 133,134,155,159,198
Greenwood, Bonnie 207
Gregg, Pam 194
Greinke, Neil N. 120,173
Gresens, Bill 147
GRESSETH, DALE 245
Greve, Richard A. 173
Grieger, Richard 100
Gries, William E. 124,161,173

Grimsled, Ron 215
GRIMSLID, GALE 223
Grimsrud, Gloria J. 173
Grimm, Mary-Joe 153,173
Grom, Gary 161
Gromacki, Cheri 208
Gronski, Robert 155,159
Grosch, Jim 83
Grosch, Evelyn 101,119,127,200
Gros, Diane 152
Grover, Frank 98
Gruber, Bob 199
Grunniwaldt, Greg 197
Grunwald, Mary A. 173
Gruber, Neil 213
Gruen, Ruth A. 173
Gruendler, Mary Jo 128
Gschwind, Charles 108
Guibord, Paul 214
Guider, Clarella 97,117,145,195
Guiles, Cindy 209
GUNNING, RICHARD 98,220
Gust, Pamela K. 173
Gutman, Dennis 197
GYMNASTIQUES 115
GYMNASTICS 77
Haag, John 133,145
HAAS, CHARLES 253
HAAS, SHIRLEY (MRS.) 222
Haase, Mary 209
Habel, Vicki 115,209
Habelman, Ray 210
Hackner, Joan 145
Hachmeister, Terry 207
Haebig, Jeff 79
HAFEN, BRENT 239
Hafner, Joel 68
HAGAR, ALICE 245
Hagerman, Topper 76,104,120,213
Hahn, Jane 119,127,200
Hahn, Linda 110,209
Haksomaki, Sandy 128
Halama, Jane 215
Halberg, Susan 140,146
Hall, Biiy 197
Hall, Kris 206
Hall, Tarry 159
Hall, Wayne O. 144,173,189
Halverson, James 199
Halverson, Joyce C. (Mrs.) 173
Halverson, Kay 154,214
Halverson, Sharon 146
Hamann, Richard 210
Hambrecht, AI 210
Hamblin, Roger 197
Hamilton, Bruce 100
Hamilton, Connie 195
HAMMES, MARIAN 232
Hams, Allen 197
Hannemann, Marilyn 209
Hansen, David 212
Hansen, Donna 93,194
Hansen, Judy 126
Hansen, Linda 152,201
Hansen, Marvin R. 197
Hansen, Robert 215
Hansen, Sandy 207
Hansen, Tom 124
Hanslik, Ginny 208
Hanson, Gary R. 173
Hanson, Harold 102,213
Hanson, Jana 128
Hanson, Kristen 133
Hanson, Pat 195
Hanson, Ron 159
Hanson, Rosanne 144,154,213
Hanson, William 199
Hanzel, Dick 211
Happel, Doug 158,199
Happel, Jim 199
Harding, Carol 200
Hardy, Larry 79,212
HARDY, RICHARD 239
Harinek, Sue 194
Harlan, Jim 74,211
Harmel, Dick 205
Harnish, Harry 128,147
Harpold, Ramona 128
Harried, Olin N. 161,173
Harrigan, Kathy 193
Harrigan, Karen 153
Harris, Bill 98
Harstad, Tom 198
Hart, Connie 208
Hart, Ron 204
HARTIG, EDWARD 235
Hartig, Margaret 145,206
Hartig, Sue 215
HARTLEY, RICHARD 227
Hartman, Cheryl L. 152,173
Hartrick, Richard 196,198
Harvey, Karen 112
Harwell, Lee 204
Hasenstad, Laura 128
Hass, Nancy K. 151,173
Hastreiter, Linda 208
Haugen, Donna 143,174
Haugh, Roger 128,199
Haugland, Marilyn 174
Haugland, Steve 198
Hawkins, Ella M. (Mrs.) 174
Hayes, Kathryn 102,106
HAYES, TRUMAN 249
Hayhurst, Carol 152,201
HEBBERD, MARY 235
Hegge, Pat 206
Hehenberger, Don 158,212
Heidel, Keith 198
Heideman, Mike 199
HEIDER, DOROTHY 232
Heinonen, Barbara J. 101,105,124,
151,174,189
Heidel, JoAnn 114,119,200
Heinemann, Richard 205
Heindrich, Barbara 145,151
Heinz, Wendy 208
Heisler, Jeff 98,128,129
Heitman, Linda 214
Held, Ron 211
Heller, Jean 193
Hellpap, Gordy 211
Hellpap, Tim 210
Hendryson, Sue 201
Henke. Ron 211
Hennig, Margo 114,119,127,152,206
Hennessey, David 211
Henry, Richard 98
Herda, Ray 108,159,205
Herold, Connie 207
Herold, Linda 90,151,193
Hersey, Sue 206
Herzog, Donald J. 174,189,205
261
Herzog, Wayne 155,158,212
Hetland, Sherry 195
Hetzel, John 199
Heuser, Jackie E. 94,174
Hewitt, Fred 210
Hewlette, Marie 200
Hibicke, Dwight 197
Hickey, Elizabeth 152
Hickey, Mary 209
Hickey, Sue 152
Hilber, Barbara 206
Hilgers, Gerry 83
HilI, Gregg 117
Hill, Lynda 208
Hill, Richard 214
Hillcoat, Dan 204
Hilleshiem, Donna L. 88,105,142,
146,174,189
Hillig, Pauline 193
Hilmoe, Jeri A. 174
HIMMEL, CLARK 249
HIMMEL, CLARK 251
Hinkel, Douglas S. 174
Hinz, Judy 88
Hirschfield, Sue 206
Hiser, Betty 123,151,200
HISTORY CLUB 116
Hielsand, Richard 214
HOCKER, MARGARET 245
Hodulik, Rosemarie 209
HOEFER, JOHN 237
Hoeft, Gaylene 146,215
Hoeg, Rich 196
Hoeppner, Barbara L. 174
Hoesly, Holly C. 123, 174
Hoff, AnnettaR. 128,153,174
Hoff!, Jack 213
Hoffman, Gwen 208
Hoffman, Ray 155
Hoffman, Rochelle 195
Hoffmeier, Barbara 193
Hoffmeister, James 198
Hogden, Paula 207
Hogue, David 96,222
Holcomb, Dave 124
Holcombe, Gary 203
HOLDER, VIRGIL 158,237
Holly, Colleen 201
Hollman, Donnette 92,128,133,154,
200
Honer, Cheri 208
HOLT, CLIFFORD 223
Holter, Gordie 215
Holtze, Janice F. 154,174
HOOD, TOM 91,223
Hooker, Elaine 127,151
Hornby, Jim 128,197
Horski, Sue 115,193
Horswill, Jerry 202
HORLE, REID F. 220
Hotchkiss, Frank 199
Hotek, Arda 193
Hough, David W. 161,174
Houle, Linda 206
Houser, Elaine 213
Hovind, Neil 157
HOWARD, JAMES 239
Howell, Lynda L. 128,175
Howell, Terri 209
Howland, Cindy 112,152,193
Howland, Jane D. 175

Hubbard, Robert 196
HUBBARD, WARREN 244
Huberty, Carla 145,209
Huck, Sally 115,207
Huenink, Ann 90,200
Huggett, Douglas S. 175
HUGHES, EARL 248
Hughes, Sharon 209
HUGHES, WILLIAM 143,242
Huntington, Lynn 112
Huntsicker, Lucy 193
Hurlburt, Norman 128,146
Hurlburt, Wesley W. 146,175
Hurley, Don 205
HURST, CHARLES 252
Huse, Gale 122,151,201
Huseby, Jeanne 153
Hustad, Bruce G. 175
Huston, Pat 128,209
Hutcheon, W. Bruce 79
Huttenburg, Julanne 25,151,201
HYDE, WILLIAM 235
IDEUS, HARVEY 223
Imhoff, Joan 207
Indra, Sue 207
Ingli, B.W. 98
Ingwell, Charles D. 175
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
155
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
ORGANIZATION 117
INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNCIL
140
Not in my boots'
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP 143
Irwin, Jim 205
Isensee, Brent 199
Ishmael, Suzanne 153,201
Iverson, Don 81
Jablonski, Gregory 157
Jach, Jeannie 206
Jackson, Dave 199
Jackson, Randy 117,202
Jackson, Sandy 90
Jacobs, Karen M. 91,110,124,175
Jacobson, Cheryl 209
Jacobson, Mark 205
Jacobson, Paul V. 175
Jacobson, Wayne A. 88,121,158,175,
189,197
Jahn, Tofita 208
Jahnel, Muriel 214
James, Jeff 128
Janda, Mary 200
Jannusch, Margaret A. 122,175
Janusheske, Judy 206
Janzen, Barb 214
Jarchow, JoanE. 106,153,175
Jarosh, Joe C. 80,175
Jarvis, S. Kim 124
Jasperson, Marjorie M. 175
Jefferies, Greg 159
Jeffrey, Jeane 209
Jenkins, Clayton 210
Jenkins, Linda 208
Jenkins, Marie 207
Jenkins, Martha 128
JENKS, JOHN 95,246
Jenks, Marilyn 214
Jensen, Elinor 213
Jensen, Gordon 160,212
Jensen, Louise 201
Jensen, Steven A. 76,159,175
Jensen, Tom 161
Jermstad, Sharon 200
Jerome, Sue 128,214
JESSESSKI, DORIS 141
Jessesski, John 141
Jinske, William J. 124,176
Joanis, David 128
Joanis, Tom 128,158,212
Jodarski, Bill 196
Johann, David R. 108,145,176
Johannes, Adele 200
Johannes, Jim 161
Johns, Jewel 146
JOHNSON, ALTA (MRS.) 232
Johnson, Antoinette 145,214
Johnson, Carol 133
Johnson, Charlene 140,144,200
Johnson, Chris 152
Johnson, Dale 197
Johnson, Dan 202
Johnson, Frederick 215
Johnson, Jim 77
Johnson, John 68,161
Johnson, Judy 213
Johnson, Judy L. 200
Johnson, Karen A. 151,176
Johnson, KatWeen 215
Johnson, Ken 158
262
Johnson, Larry D. 176
Johnson, Lester J. 176
Johnson, Marilyn 206
Johnson, Mary Kay 200
Johnson, Mary Lou 93,206
Johnson, Maryls
JOHNSON. PAUL 252
Johnson, Phillip L. 176
Johnson, Ricky 210
Johnson, Robert W. 128,143
Johnson, Rod 202
Johnson, Tim 196
Johnston, Mary 208,215
Jones, Harold 210
Jones, Larry 198
Jones, Ron 204
Jones, Susan 200
Jordan, Judy 91,128,145,206
Jorgensen, Julie A. 128,133,176
Jothen, Robert 204
Juel, Marty J. 176
Jungbluth, Frank S. 176
Jungen, Judy 154
Justinger, Don 161
Kachelek, Mary 195
Kacmarek, George 81
Kaczmarek, John 204
Kaczmarek, R. Lee 176
Kading, John 80
Kaepernick, Carol 134,150,153,200
Kaleas, James C. 176
Kallio, Bill 198
Kamla, Mary 94,154
Kanable, Kathy 206
Kanter, Ronald 203
Kanvick, Trudy 201
KAPPA DELTA PI 103
Karceski, Ed 77
Kardin, Merlin 147,213
Karnopp, Lynn 200
Karps, Carol A. 114,119,127,176
Karrigan, Dick 209
Kaschinske, Kathy 209
Kaster, Barbara 141
Kaster, Sylvester 141,213
Kaufmann, Rick 79,
Keehn, Lynn 114,119,127,207
Kehrwald, Roberta 90,194
Kelleher, Ken 203
KELLER, JOSEPH 223
Keller, Robert 76,120,197
Kellicut, Jeanette 215
Kelly, Marjorie 91,193
Keltner, Karen 209
Kempley, Cheryl 206
KENDRICK, VERNON 225
KENNEDY, ELEANOR 223
Kenstad, Dave 128,129
Kent, Ann M. 176
Kern, Kay 154
Kerrigan, Thomas L. 176
Kershasky, Joe H. 177
Kerstein, Kathy 209
Ketchum, Donald R. 177
Kewitt, Jill 206
Kexel, Jim 210

Kianga, Mbolota 113,117
Kidd, Sandra Lou 177
Kieckhefer, Marilyn 201
Kijak, Cheryl 209
Kile, Marilyn 141
Kile, Wayne 141
Killian, Jim 109
Killian, Kay 128
Killian, Sue 90
King, Peter 94,95,98
King, Vernon 198
Kinney, Russ 210
Kinsey, Carolyn 209
Kinsey, Pat 128
Kinyon, Barbara E. 177
Kircheis, Barbara 117
Kirkhorn, Mary L. 152,177
Kirst, Greg 199
Kirst, Jeff 204
KISTNER, C. RICHARD 229
Klehm, Judy A. 177
Klein, Jan 91,93,154,195
Kleinke, Dick 109
Kline, PatJick, 215
Kleinsmith, Nancy 215
Kleist, Marshall 211
Klimke, Dennie 213
Kling, James C. 177
Klininski, George C. 62,104,120,177
Klingbeil, Roxanne 193
Klinke, Kay 133,206
Klinzing, Barney 79
Klug, Caryl 112,195
Klug, Gary 62
Klug, Karen 153,192
Klug, Patricia K. 152,177
Klug, Sue 206
Klund, Pamela 150,152,177
Klungseth., Terry 124
Klus, Kathy 123,152,201
Knabe, Carol 193
Knaide, Calvin 62
Knapp, Mike 211
Kneifl, Tom 98,113,214
KNEPPLE, BETH (MRS.) 239
Knoblauch, Margie 154
Knoble, James 199
Knox, Benjie 151,177
Knox, Richard 157
Knudson, Chris 152
Knudson, Roger 212
Knudson, Ron 199
Koch, Lois 124,194
Koch, Pat 127,209
Koehler, Carol A. 177
Koehler, George 204
Koehler, Karl 204
KOEHLER, RICHARD 223
Koehler, Rosanne 117,145,194
Koehl, Bob 199
Koeller, Jeff 83
Koenig, Francis 101,115,127,200
Koenig, Mary Anne 151
Koelbl, Greg 215
Kohlmeier, George 213
Kolar, Ken 160
Kolbo, Connie 194
Kollath, Joann 206
Kollath, Jim 157
Komro, Kathleen 193
KONRAD, W. GREY 229
Kopp, Bonnie 140,143,208
KOPPITCH, RICHARD 235
Korb, Gary 204
Korish, Rich 74
Kornack, JoAnn 208
Kortbein, Kathy 133,151
Kosbab, Paul M. 177
Kovalaske, Judy 128
Kowalik, Sandy 209
Kowalski, Paula 206
Krattiger, Nancy 115,127,194
Krause, Jo 128
Krieg, Julie A. 177
Kriemelmeyer, Mary Jo 178
Krizizke, Dave 211
Kroening, Cheri 201
Kroening, Jane 208
Krolow, Michael 204
Kroner, Mary 110,214
Krugel, Terry 128,129
Krueger, JoAnn 206
Krueger, Mike 161
Kruse, Joe 211
Kruse, Patricia A. 124,178
Kuckler, Chuck 128,129
Kuehn, John 62,79,204
Kuehn, Phillip J. 161,178
KUHN, GARY 242
Kuhn, Lindsey 112,145,193
Kuhns, Kathy 122,194
Kurz, Sue 146,195
Kurtz, Chuck 196
Kusick, Craig 62
Kussmaul, Flint 209
Kutzbach, Carole 123,200
Kwaterski, Jerry 210
Kwaterski, Jo 210
Lacko, Jim 159,204
La Court, John 210
1967 LA CROSSE 92,93
LA CROSSE BOARD OF WOMEN
OFFICIALS 119
LA CROSSE STATE OFFICIALS
121
Lacy, Mary Pat 207
Laetsch, Ginger 208
LAFKY, JAMES 235
Lager, Ellen 195
Laing, Sandy 115,127,194
Lakowske, Judy 193
Lambert, Candy 209
Lambert, Jerry 128,133
Landis, Chuck 83
Landusky, Sue 208
Lang, Gary 109
Lange, Barbara A. 178
Lange, Cathy 194
Lange, Jeffrey R. 159,178
Lange, Sue 194
Langen, Jim 157
Langdon, Sue 192
263
Laporte, Lynn 208
Larkin, Mary Ellen 213
Larsen, David 91
Larsen, John 203
Larson, Carol 128
Larson, Ellen 97,127
Larson, Gerald C. 104,178,189
Larson, Karl 196
Larson, Mark 205
Larson, Margaret 102,108,144,200
Lasch, Glen 197
Lathrop, John 197
Lau, Doug 211
Laubenstein, Mary 194
Laursen, Lynn K. 151,178
Lauret, John 204
Lauermann, Michael 102, 157
LAUX, WILLIAM 243
Lawrenz, Pamela D. 178
Lawrynk, Patrick W. 160,178
Layton, Gerald A. 178
L-BAR-X 118
L-CLUB 120
Leaf, Norman 144
Lecher, Barbara 208
Lechner, Sharon 207
Lee, Harry 98,128,129
Lee, Marcia 153
Lee, Merlin 202
Leese, Craig 196
Le Fevre, Barbara M. 97,178
Leff, Larry 199
Lehrke, Rozanne 214
Leighr, David 100,128,205
Leiviska, Nancy 195
LEMKE, JUSTIN 233
Lempke, Bonnie A. 117,178
Lenz, John 159
Lenz, Carol 150,151,201
Lenz, Sandi 193
Leonard, Ken 210
Leonardelli, Chris 208
Leonhart, Jim 104,213
Lepsch, Sharon J. 97,145,178
Leren, Jill 153
LEROY, ROBERT 100.200
Leschyk, Sherry 145,208 .
Levendoski, Marv 213
Levy, Louis T. 161,179
Levy, Jules C. 161,178
Lewis, Jack 133
Lewis, Roberta 209
Lewis, Sherry 153
Liebscher, Denny 155,160
Lien, Dave 98
Lillie, Carole 146
Limberg, Eugene E. 179
Lindau, Sherry 209
LINDBALD, RICHARD 251
Lindgren, Terry 110,123,151,200
Lindner, Diane 215
LINDNER, KENNETH 229
Lindquist, John 98,112,144,197
Lingsweiler, Curtis 104
Link, Gary 160
Link, Wayne 196

Linse, Mary 147,200
Lintelmann, Sharon 133
Liss, Steven M. 198
Listwan, Mary 193
Little, Kathy 208
Livangood, Linda 200
Loan, Marcia 207
Lobenstein, Bernard 109
Lockwood, Suzi 194
Lodde, Cindi 209
LODDEKE, LOIS 252
Loeser, Chuck 205
Loken, Dick 128,129
Lokken, Judy 151
Long, Phillip 199
Loomis, Patry 109
Loomis, Randy 158
Lorenzen, Ann B. 105,128,134,179,
189
Lorenz, Pam 208
Lorenz, Barbara 123,124,194
Lothian, Bonnie 88,112,152,194
Lotzer, Suzie 193
Loughrin, Gene 68
Loushine, Bill 121,205
Lowe, Michael 213
Lowe, Truman 117
Lucas, Jack 204
Lucht, Neil 204
Luedtke, Mary J0 209
Lunenschloss, Dick 109
Lukas, David J. 98,179
Lulling, Darrel 76,198
Lunde, Gary A. 112,133,144,205
LUTHERAN CAMPUS CENTER
148
Lutz, Bonnie 119,127,128,194
Lynn, Ron 124
Mac Aulay, Ian 112,146,179,189
Mac Aulay, Gary 90,199
Mac Gillivray, Tom 155,160,214
Mack, Julie 150,153
Mack, Larry 198
Madalon, Mary Jo 124,151
Madden, Tom 159
Mader, Sherry 153
Mahloch, Jeff 159
Mahorski, John 79
Mainzer, Kathy 208
Maker, Bill 79,211
Makovec, Dave 202
Malanic, Bob 214
MANALICH, RAMIRO 244
Mancini, Carol 209
Mancuso, Tom 62
Mandy, Marilyn E. 179
Manegold, Michael 76,159,213
Mangiaracina, Rose 24,25,115,153
Manlick, Douglas 109,197
MANTER, PAUL 236
Mantey, Beverly 128,144,201
Manthei, Mary 97,200
Mara, Duane J. 179
Marcotte, Linda 207
Markee, Michael 198
Markert, Joy 115
Markos, Gregory 215
Marmorstone, Ray 83
Marr, Jack 197
Mars, Bob 79,120
MARSHALL, THOMAS 224
Martin, David 214
Martin, Mary 151
Martin, Virginia 128
Martinek, JoAnn M. 179
Martins, Janice 90
Marx, Susan 215
Marx, Judy 115,200
Mashak, Sue 193,215
Maske, Rich 196
Mason, Jim 113
Massingill, Ray 121,128,196
Mataczynski, Ed 198
Matushek, Dick 161
MATZELLE, GERALD 155,224
Maves, Mary 208
May, Steve 204
Mayfield, Steve 211
Mayne, Pam 207
Mc Ardle, Terry 161
Mc Carthy, Lynn 215
Mc Connell, Chuck 198
Me Coy, Kelly 151
Mc Coy, Mike 198
Mc Culloch, Katherine J. 123, 151,179
Mc Cumber, Scott 211
Mc Dermott, Karen 110,193
Mc Donald, Bob 128,204
McGowan, RobertaH. 119,127,179
Mc Grath, Michelle, 93,94
Mc Grath, Sue 209
Mc Grath, William 160,212
Mc Gregor, Mike 202
Mc Guire, Bruce 204
Mc ILRAITH, STUART 227
Mc Intyre, Sue 207
Mc Kinley, Rita 127,193
Mc Kinley, Machelle 206
Mc Kinney, Robert 215
Mc Killip, Delores 206
Mc Kittrick, Donna 142,193
Mc Lain, Bruce 91
Mc Laughlin, Greg 213
Mc Laughlin, Mary Jo 153,179
Mc LELLAN, MARY 239
Mc Levich, Sally 214
Mc MAHON, ROBERT 224
Mc Murray, Timothy S. 198
Mc Neely, Greg 197
Meacham, Lorrie 153
Mead, Phillip 157
Meadows, Sue 115
Mech, Barbara 194
Megrath, Vicki 113,154
Meier, Carey 77,199
Meisnest, Carlene 124,201
Meister, Rod 198
Meitz, Bob 205
Meinert, Dan 62
Melby, Anita 128,193
Mendelson, Marilyn 207
Mengelt, Dennis M. 179
264
Menze, John 205
Meredith, Scott 196
Meronk, Robert 73,79,213
Meronek, Diane 193
Messer, Lorraine 128
Mestan, Terry 197
Metoxen, Lois 153
Meteyard, Richard W. 83,179
Metzdorff, Dan 204
Meunier, Gary 155,197
Meves, Michael M. 161,179
MEWALDT, DAVID 249
Meyer, Dan 211
Meyer, Kathy 115,206
Meyer, Kathy 207
Meyer, Emily M. 180
Meyer, Marilyn 101,114,115,119,
127,200
Meyer, Pat 123,206
Meyer, Timothy 76,180
Meyer, William A. 128,159
Meyer, William G. 21
Meyocks, Kathy 193
Michaud, Ken 210
Michaud, Mary 193
Michols, Loretta 209
Michuda, Dick 88,198
Micke, Marion 209
Mikkelson, John 161
Milant, Jackie 206
Milinovieh, Jean 133,194
Millard, Doris 108,200
Miller, Barbara 213
Miller, Bev 193
Miller, Dave 215
Miller, Don 68
Miller, Den 68
Mill. r, Jennifer 195
Miller, Jo Ann 151,200
Miller, Jack 161
Miller, Le Roy 157
Miller, Margaret 209
Miller, Marilyn 91,147,151,206
Miller, Marilyn G. 180
Miller, Melinda 206
Miller, Patricia J. 133,180
Miller, Sandy R. 144,180
Miller, Sandy 108,152,200
Miller, Wally 210
Millerd, Gary 204
Millin, Jan 126
Mills, James L. 180
Milspaugh, Phyllis 207
Mishun, Marcy 208
Mitchell, Tom 159
Mitich, John 68
Mithum, Jim 203
Mittermeyer, Frank C. 180
Modjeski, Ernie 109
Moe, JoeL. 180
Moe, Lorraine 119
Moede, Jerome 128,198
Moeller, Mary 112,146,194
Moersch, Nancy 128,154,193
Moham, Mike 197
Montgomery, Marilyn 194

Moore, Charles 199
Moore, Chuck 160,212
Moore, Carol 90
Moore, Steve 198
Moran, Barb 128
Moran, Mike 124
Moran, Nicholas 94,95,160,189
Morehouse, Diane 209
Morgan, Connie L. 180
Morgan, Mary 200
Morgan, Sandy 195
Moriarity, John 68,213
Moritz, Diane 207
Morley, Dave 68,199
Morris, Invin 161
Morrone, Vincenzo 205
Morse, Claire Lynne 91,214
Mortensen, Shirley 126
Mosier, Gary 76,196
Moss, Richard 197
MOTIVANS, JOSEPH 252
Mott, Jennifer 206
Mountain, Patrick 199
Moussette, Joanne 151.209
Mower, Helen M. 180'
Mrozek, Jan 207
Mruk, Kathy 193
Mubarak, Rob 210
Mueller, Donald 197
Mueller, Glenn 210
Mueller, Pat 208
Mujwid, Kathy 207
Mulhern, Maureen 209
Mulheron, Pat 90
MULLER, PATRICIA 95,246
Mullins, Robert 213
MUNNS, EARLE 224
Munson, Mary 207
MUNSON, VIVIAN 243
MURPHY, EUGENE 221
Murphy, Kathleen 209
Murphy, Kathy 209
Murphy, Robert 88
Murphy, Sylvia 151,20 I
Murray, Elaine 145,215
Murray, Lois 145
Musolf, Rich 197
Myers, Donna 208
Myers, Michael 198
Myers, Suzi 90,206
Myren, Allen 128,133,147
Nada, Sharon N. 97,180
Nagao, Fred 202
Nairn, Virginia 101,119,127,200
Natter, Rick 204
Nederloe. Mark 210
Neeb, Mike 202
Neider, Judy 209
Neipp, Mary 209
Neis, Kathy 94,153,193
Nelson, Albert 214
NELSON, ALLEN 227
Nelson, Carol E. 180
Nelson, Dianne S. 152,180
Nelson, Gordon 128,129,214
Nelson, Jeff 199
Nelson, Jim 211
Nelson, Judy 193
Nelson, Kay 209
Nelson, Linda 207
Nelson, Linda 193
Nelson, Millie A. 88,93,95,144,150,
154,180,189
Nelson, Margaret 207
Nelson, Nelson 195
Nelson, Dick 197
Nelson, Rodney 88,96,205
Nelson, Terry 159
Nelson, Bill 197
Nesbitt, Jim 155
Ness, Jean 123,154,214
Ness, Joneen 193
Netwal, Daniel A. 181
Neuberger, Dave 68,196
Neumann, Jeanne 128,207
Neunetz, Kathy 206
Neuschaefer, Lee 204
Newkirk, Linda 208
NEWMAN CLUB 145
Newton, Kathy 91,151,194
NICHOLAS, DONALD 224
Nichols, Jim 161
Nichols, Bob 204
Nicklas, Nancy 101,110
Nicolai, Diane C. 181,201
Niebuhr, Bob 155
Niedfeldt, Tom 147
Niederer, Jean 153,193
Nielsen, Buckley 161
Niemczyk, Lee 161,210
Niesen, John 205
NIGHBERT, JOYCE 222
Niznik, Marty 94
Nolan, Mike 98
Nontelle, Donald R. 98,181
Noren, LuAnne 209
Nordbloom, Karen 123,152,201
North, Dean T. 102,181
Novick, Otto 159
Novy, Linda A. 97,105,106,140,145,
153,181,189
Novak, Gary 212
Novak, Jim 159,213
Novak, Judy 208
Nowak, David 161,204
Nowicki, Carol 207
Noyce, Fran 208
Nuttall, Betty 128,209
NUTTER, LAWRENCE 229
o Brien, Toni A. 114, 127, 181
o Brien, Mary 119,127
o Brien, Steve 199
Oedsma, Kathleen 146,194
Ogden, Linda 208
Oftedahl, Lorene 209
o Hearn, Pat 77
Oinonen, Carole 128
O'KEEFE, DENNIS 249
o Leary, Sharon 133,134
OLESON, MARGARET 236
Oliver, Robert 210
Oliver, Roger 210
265
Olsen, Gary 81
Olsen, Gerald R. 181
Olsen, Mary L. 144,181
Olsen, Steve 159
Olsen, Susan A. 181
Olson, Bridget Cantlon (Mrs.) 105
Olson, Carol 194
Olson, Christine 208
Olson, Dan 215
Olson, David W. 181
Olson, Dennis 212
Olson, DeeDee 88, 144
Olson, Jim 214
Olson, Jeff 210
Olson, James H. 181
Olson, Kama 110,123,201
Olson, Keith 205
Olson, Lynda 93,200
Olson, Mary 133
Olson, Nodji 128,206
Olson, Dick 204
Oman, Judith 213
o Meara, Terrance 205
Oncken, Marcy 127
Onrubia, Alfredo 109
Onsager, Dave 213
ONSRUD, JUDITH 232
Onuma, Cindy 193
Opitz, Don 198
Opdyke, Jeanine 133
Oppriecht, Kermit 128,133,134
ORCHESIS 122
ORGANIZATIONS 84-161
Orourke, Sherri 150,151
Orr, Ann 200
Osgood, Debbie 133,215
Ostrem, Dianne 200
Ostrem, Don 211
OTTO, WILLIAM 239
Pabst, Joyce E. 181
Padgett, Fred 77
Pagan, Carlos 159,204
Pagel, Kathy 207
Paisley, Sharon 195
Palmisano, Linda 209
Pampuch, Gary 214
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 150
Panke, Barb 152
Pankiewicz, John 120
Pankow, Jackie 193
Parduhn, Marie 195
Parker, Sue 206
Parkovich, Bruce 121,205
PARKS, WILLIAM 88,96,231
Parsons, Don 128,129,205
Parsons, Jeri 193
PARSONS, ROGER 236
Patience, Judy 151
Paulson, Connie 90
Paulson, Joyce 195
Paulus, Jim 155,157,212
Pauly, Bob 181
Payne, John 198
Payne, Virginia 181
Peacock, Penny 25
Peck, Ricky 198

Peck, Virginia 195
Peckham, Phil 160
Pecore, Linda 208
Pedersen, Jane 90,151,181
PEDERSON, RHEA 232
Pederson, Trygve 199
Pederson, Trygve 199
Pedretti, Dan 95,117
Pedretti, Leo 95
Pellett, Thomas 108,182
Pellmann, Ned 211
PEMBERTON, WILLIAM 243
Pendleton, Mary 128
Perkins, Rene 95
Perry, Susan 108,200
Persick, Margaret 195
Pertzsch, Karen 215
Pertzsch, Pat 215
Peters, Janet 193
Peters, Susan 194
Petersen, Kathie 123,154
Petersen, Laradene 209
Petersen, Terry 144
Peterson, Blaine 128,160,211
Peterson, Cabert 158
Peterson, Connie 206
Peterson, Gail 182
Peterson, James 210
Peterson, John 128
Peterson, Mike 210
Peterson, Priscilla 213
Peterson, Robert 198
Peterson, Stewart 202
Peterson, Thomas 121,147
Peterson, William 62
Petri, Jack 77
PFAFF, DONALD 253
Pfaff, Kay 207
Pfaff, Larry 117,182
Pfaff, Ron 128
Pfeffer, Paul 144
Pfeiffer, Jim 161
Pfeiffer, Joel 210
Pfister, Mark 124,161,204
A fast game of volley ball.
Pflueger, Dick 159
PHI EPSILON KAPPA 104
PHI SIGMA EPSILON 159
Pickett, Daniel 94
Pickett, Ken 199
Piekarz, Carol 151
Pieper, Barbara 124,200
Pilling, Debby 209
Pinkstaff, Barbara 193
PINKSTON, JUDITH (MRS.) 91,
96,224
Pirner, Mary Ann 144
Pirwitz, Pat 122
Pischke, James 205
Pischke, Larry 213
Pischke, Steve 76,120,124,213
Pitz, Jeff 215
Pitzner, Larry 182
Pitzner, Linda 215
Pitterle, Steve 205
Plappert, Nancy 182
Platz, Roy 214
Pluess, Arnold 98
Pliskie, Kenneth J. 120,182
Ploetz, Pat 152,201
PoeWing, Robert 92,100,214
Poellinger, Joann 88
Poja, Scott 79
Polasky, Ken 205
Polan, Robert 76,159
POLLECK, PATRICIA 239
Pomplun, Paula 209
POM-POM GIRLS 123
Pope, Kay Anderson (Mrs.) 182
Porter, Joe 98
Poser, Al 74,159
Potaracke, George 133,134,145
Potter, Ronald 112,128,212
Pottratz, Jessie 195
Potts, Jim 109
Powers, Robert 212
Pralle, Joleen 215
Prell, Dale 80,124
Prell, Janith 110,194
Preiss, Jeff 62
Prew, Jeanette 194
Priller, Mary 90
Pruefer, AI 80
Pruess, Larry A. 77,104,120,182
Pruess, Bob 161
Pruess, Karen 208
Przywojski, Ray 157
Puckett, Phyllis 200
Puncer, Vicki 193
Punko, Jim 205
Pusateri, Bob 199
Putnam, Rev. Gary 146
Putning, Coye 195
Pyatskowit, Andy 142,204
Quam, Maggie 128
Quain, William C. 182
Quamme, Ron 8
Quammen, Carolyn A. 123,133,182
Quillin, Ron 81
Quinn, Bill 62
Raabe, Dave 210
RABBITT, SANDRA 223
Rabener, Linda 215
RACQUET 94
Radde, Ted 210
Radke, Linda 152
Radtke, Shirley 206
Radtke, Barb 208
Rahn, James 213
Raimer, Ellen 88
Ramer, Jim 145,210
Ramirez, Louis A. 204
Ramsland, Lana 207
Ranger, Pam 128,194
Rank, Kathy 123
Ransom, Jean 195
Rash, Leonard 160
RASMUSEN, V. B. 224
Rasmussen, Kathy 209
Rasmusson, Jim 196
Rasmusson, Robert 109.215
Rateike, Ginger 207 .
RATOM 105
RAUSCH, GERALD 229
Rautmann, Randy 21'0
Raymer, Sally A. 182
Raymond, John 212
Reardon, Steve 88,90,93,202
Rebhan, Sandy 133
Rebro, Lauree 128,151
RECREATION MAJORS 124
Rector, Scott 196
Redlin, Sally A. 105,114,119,127,
182
Redman, Janis 208
Reedich, Barbara (Mrs.) 141
Reedich, Jack 141
Reega, Ginny 110,208
Reese, Sharon 123,152,201
Regelein, James H. 134,182
Reike, Mary 128
Reiss, Richard 79,120
Renner, Nancy 128,214
Renny, Janet 213
Renz, Bob 62,145

Resac, Daniel 198
Rettenmaier,210
Retzlaff, Barb 206
Rewey, Steve 199
Rewolinski, Jim 76,199
Rex, Carolyn 110,140,146,208
Reynolds, Cheryl 200
Reynolds, Connie 195
Reynolds, Doug 205
Rezek, Don 215
Rhude, Ed 198
Riberich, John W. 182
Richmond, E. Michael 205
Richter, Jim 211
Richter, Joyce A. 183
Richter, Mary 115,206
Rieke, Mary 154,194
Rieman, Bonnie 153
Rightmire, Leslie 194
Riley, Doug 198
Riley, James 201
Riskin, Sam 197
Ristau, Michael 196
Ritola, Matt 124
Ristow, Elizabeth 145
Roberts, Charles 128,197
Roberts, Joan 90,194
ROCKWOOD, LINN 240
Robichaud, Margaret A. 110,183
Robillard, Elinor 206
Robinson, Beckey 154,195
Robinson, David 161
Roderick, Susan 151
Rodriguez, Raymond 183
Roecker, Jim 205
Roellich, Susan 154,214
Roethe, Thomas 198
Roethel, John 198
ROGGEN'BUCK, THERESE 249
Rohrer, Mary 213
ROLNICK, STANLEY 243
Romberg, Mary 128,195
Rommel, Ann J. 133,183
Rommel, Karen 128
Romens, Cathy 194
Romeo, Carol 152
ROOD, CLAIR 224
ROOT, ELSIE 234
Roraff, Mike 161
Roraff, Peggy 145
Rorabaugh, Ruth 146
Rosenthal, B. Lynn 183
ROSKOS, ROLAND 230
Roster, Jim 98
Roth, Pam 145
ROWE, LAWRENCE 230
Rowe, Rosemary 151
Roy, John 211
Roy, Nancy 151,183,189
ROZELLE, THEODORE 248
Ruck, John 161
Ruder, Steve 196
Rudolph, Jon 198
RUEBEL, KARL 244
Ruehl, Geraldine 88,95,96,123,146,
200
Rue, Allen D. 183
Rudrud, Alan 128,197
Ruf, Barb 133
Rundle, Bob 198
Rundle, Ronald 198
Ruland, Rita 209
Ruhland, Vern 113
Runde, Linda 128,195
Runholm, Kathy 101,153
Russell, Joan 214
Rutter, Richard D. 183
Ryan, John 199
Ryan, Mary 193
Rybak, Frank 199
Rybak, Harold 199
Rybar, Susan 200
Rydell, Beverly 208
Rye, Eleanor J. 183
Sadowski, Dave 83,205
Sage, Rich 128,129
Sagen, Dorothy-Ann 183
Sager, Gerald F. 155,157,183
Sampson, Carol 194
Sampson, June A. 183
Sampson, Linda 208
Samuels, Will 117,124,202
Sands, Saralie 95,150,152,207
Sandvold, Karen 133
Sandy, Donna 195
Sarchet, Jim 197
Sather, Sarah 92,200
Saylor, Mark 199
Scarseth, Harold C. 133,144,183
Scepanski, Skip 211
Schaetzke, Terry 83
Schaller, Janine 133,183
Schaller, Vern 161
Schantz, Greg 211
Schappe, Rosemary 206
Schaub, Ronald 145,198
SCHEIN, NORMAN 233
SCHELL, ALLAN 252
Schellenger, Pat 200
Schenck, Judy A. 184
267
Judo Club members practice their holds.
Schenck, Bill 77,197
Scherbarth, Barbara 200
Scherdin, Kathy R. 184
Scheuneman, Barb 209
Schleicher, Ted 124,204
Schleicher, Richard 77,198
Schlosser, Barbara A. 101,105,151,
184,189
Schmidt, Chuck 133
Schmidt, Dave 155
Schmidt, Fred 202
Schmidt, Joan C. 153,184
Schmidt, Mary Kay 213
Schmidt, Paulette 145
Schmidt, Ruth 193
Schmidt, Sharon 208
Schmidt, Rev. Wayne 147
Schmidt, William 128,211
Schmitz, Barb 145,201
Schneider, Judy 194
Schnieder, Robert 128
Schnieder, Ron 204
SCHNUR, LEO 79,248
Schockmel, Barry L. 79,104,120,184,
189
Schoemer, JeITy 109
Schomer, Bob 199
Schoonover, Vicki 194
Schott, Kathy 90
Schowalter, Kathy 194
Schreck, Ilene 208
Schreiber, Sue 208
SCHROEDER, MARJORIE 240
Schroeder, Lyall 124
Schroeder, Pam J. 101,105,114,119,
127,183,189
Schuebert, Linda 152
Schuelke, Sonia 195
Schuenemann, Suzanne 93,145,195
SCHUH, LAURA 227
Schueller, Gregg 207
Schuett, Madeline 207
Schulte, Karen 208
Schultz, Barbara L. 106,184
Schultz, Elfred 77

Schultz, Mary 269
Schultz, Mike 213
Schultz, Richard 213
Schultz, Sandy 128,194
Schulz, Bruce 62,120
Schulz, Dick 161
Schulz, Rick 79,159
SCHULZ, WILLIAM 230
Schwarten, Dean
Schwarten, Lois 126
Schwartz, Marilyn J. 114,119,127
184 '
Schwartz, Nancy S. 184
Schwengel, Paul 211
Schye, Ann R. 135,153,184
Schwersenska, Janice 124,200
Schwictenberg, Greg 198
Scott, Elaine 145,200
Scott, Gwen M. 184
Scott, Joey 88,110,152
Scott, Lin 128
SCULLIN, MARIAN (MRS.) 230
SEARCY, HERBERT 245
Sebranek, Pat 160
Secretarski, James 198
Sederquist, Mike 94,213
Seeberger, Karen 110,207
Seefeld, Eileen 127
Seefeldt, Randy 211
Seifert, Vern 210
Selle, Rose 147,193
Sells, Linda 112,147
Semrau, Jan 128,194
Semrad, Nancy 119,200
SENFF, ROBERT 228
SENIORS 164-189
Senn, Dave 157
Servais, Gordon 215
Setterquist, Karin J. 184
Setum, Sue 209
Severson, Marsha 193
Severson, Rick 199
Seymour, Robert 198
Sharer, Priscilla 133
Sharma, Heeralal 117
Shaw, Lome 214
Shaw, Scott L. 88,184,189
Sheehan, Gerald M. 184
Shelton, William 109
Shepherd, Steve 211
Sherman, Susan 193
Sherry, Dean 161
Shingler, Loie 194
Shird, Cindy 206
Shoemaker, Mike 158,212
Sieren, Jim 196
Siewers, Sheridan 208
SIGMA DELTA PI 106
SIGMA TAU GAMMA 160
Silcock, Charles 91
Simdon, Sandy 207
Sime, Gary 199
Simek, Joe 197
Simon, Lester O. 184
Simon, Mark 83,204
SINGH, SURENDER 117,251
Singh, Surender (Mrs.) 117
Siudzinski, Joan 195
Sivak, Bob 133,134
Skappel, Linda L. 185
Skogen, Barbara A. 185
Skogen, Cheryl 213
Skogen, Vicki 214
Skrobot, Barbara 90,152,194
Skurulsky, Frederick R. 202
Slaback, Michael 161
Slaback, Rose Marie 213
Slaats, Gary W. 98,185
Sleeter, William 158
Sleik, John 98
Slezak, Tom 202
Slindee, Dean 211
Smalancke, Diane M. 152,185
Smart, James D. 88,161,185,189,199
Smiley, Don 196
Smith, Barb 153
SMITH, GLENN 221
Smith, Judy 128,142,195
SMITH, NORENE 222
Smith, Pam 25,110,151,201
Smith, Peggy 207
Smith, Sue 208
SMITH, THEODORE 250
Smith, Tom 83
Smith, Virginia 112,127,128,144,214
Smits, Donna 194
Smrcina, Ron 210
Snapp, Kathy 145
Snider, Lois A. 143,185
Snustead, Mike 129,196
Snyder, Cheri 128,209
Snyder, Dorothy 194
Snyder, Mike 199
Snyder, Regina 213
Sobczak, Mark D. 112,198
Solberg, Jim 108
Solberg, Steve 94,113,214
Somdahl, Nancy 153
Sommers, Paul A. 83,120,185
Sonsalla, David 211
Sorce, Isadore 161
Soto, Art 204
Souter, Gerald 98
Sowinski, Judy 145,154,200
SPARKS, PHILLIP 228
Spencer, Tom 205
Speth, Lenard 211
Splinter, Jo 208
Splitt, Patricia A. 153,185
Spletter, Lee 77,79,112,120,205
Spreeman, Tom 196
Sprehn, David 158
Sprehn, Stan 158
Squires, Cheryl 154,201
STAATS, DONALD 222
Stadhaus, Al C. 185
Staffon, Alan 158,212
Stage, John 91
Stankey, Pat 215
Stannard, Dennis 104
Stargardt, Carol 209
Stark, Marianne A. 150,153,185
Starkey, Linda 209
268
STARR, JACK 113,253
Stauber, Elizabeth 126,141
Stauber, Steven J. 124,141,185
Stauffacher, Jim 196
Stauffer, Kathleen 215
Stayner, Linda 193
Steckart, Sally 88,133,154,201
Steffen, Marjorie 208
Steffen, Martha E. 151,185
Steh, Ken 80,197
Steiber, Monty 210
Steine, Mary 200
Steiner, Neil 199
STEINHOFF, G. LESTER 224
Steinhoff, Nancy 185
Steinhoff, Steve 210
STEINKE, THEODORE 100
Stekel, Ellen E. 97,145,185
Steldt, Jan 112,154,194
Stellmacher, Yvonne 110,207
Stellpflug, Janis 145,207
Stellpflug, Peggy 145,150,154,200
Stellrecht, Greg 204
Stelsel, Linda 207
Stendahl, AI 133
Stendahl, Duwayne 62,202
Stenen, Gladys 128,195
Stenslien, Alene 94,195
STEPHENS, MYRNA 240
Stephens, Pat 74,145,204
STEPHENSON, F. LEE 119,127,240
Stephenson, Harriett 94
Stetzer, Maxine A. 143,186
Steuck, Lorraine 101,108,200
STEUCK, ROBERT 95,96,221
Stewart, Gail J. 94,186
Stewart, Jim 90
Stewart, J. 210
Stewart, Kaye 209
Stich, Tim 77
Sticken, Nancy 193
Stillman, Jim 161
Stockel, Ed 204
STOKKE, ADELEE 236
Stoll, Anne 97,201
Stone, Thomas 214
Storms, Kathleen 209
Stover, Ralph 203
Stovey, Jodeen 213
Strand, Babette 200
STRAND, DONALD 91,16
Strang, Pam 90,207
Strasser, Marilyn A. 186
Straw, Rick 196
Streeter, Nancy 194
Strittmater, Gerald L. 186
Stuart, Bev 207
Stuart, Nancy 152,201
STUBBLEFIELD, KATHERINE 230
Stuber, Thomas K. 186
STUDENT UNION COMMITTEES
90,91
Stuesser, Stu 211
Stuesser, Sue 123,151,200
Stull, Sherry 146,207
Subera, Jeanne 94,194

Sudgen, Connie 128
Sugden, Mary L. 128
Sugden, Roy 128,133
Sullivan, Bruce 211
Sullivan, Pete 157
Suring, Jean 145
Sussek, Diane 209
Sutherland, Peggy 206
Sutter, Sharon 206
Swan, Susan 215
Swanson, Bob 109,124
Swanson, Carol 194
Swanson, Dave 198
SWANSON, JANE 240
Swanson, Karen 207
SWANSON, E. KEITH 248
Swanson, Peggy 207
Swearingen, Susan 209
Sweda, William J. 186
Sweeney, Nancy 154
Swendrowski, John 211
SWICKARD, JOHN 249
SWIMMING 76
Synold, Chuck 205
Synold, Rick 159
Synsteby, Aaron O. 186
Szelagowski, Jim 83
Szurovecz, Eleanor 195
Tangley, Pete 159
Tanner, Terry 74,204
Tapelt, Shirley 153,200
TAU KAPPA EPSILON 161
Tauscher, Mary 195
Taylor, Margaret 124
Taylor, Priscilla 115,208
TAYLOR, ROLLO 79,241
Templin, Rori S. 101,153,186
Templin, Tim 198
TEMTE, ARNOLD 248
Tench, KatWeen J. 151,186
TENCKHOFF, JUNE 96, 222
Tennant, Sherry 201
Tennessen, Bob 210
TENNIS 80
Tersen, Sharon 208
Tess, Shari 153
TETZLAFF, TED 251
Tetzner, Judith A. 186
Thalacker, Ken 210
Theirl, Ann 110
Theirl, Mary 209
Thesing, Don 215
Thierfelder, Sue 194
Thorn, Evelyn 194
Thompson, Allen 129
Thompson, Betty 154,200
Thompson, Don 205
Thompson, Duane 197
Thompson, George 159
Thompson, Jacqueline 209
Thompson, John 202
Thompson, Mary 209
Thompson, Suann 133,200
THORESEN, WALTER 81
Thomsen, Jerry 198
Thornton, Christine A. 186
Thornton, Frank 83
Thorton, Fred 62
Thurin, Dianne 206
Thurman, Al 79,92,93,95,120,198
Tichenor, James L. 186
Tickler, Mary 145,207
Tickler, Mike 161
Tietz, Dale 199
Timm, Charlene 128,207
Timm, Norm 204
Timmerman, Steve 204
Toburen, Karen R. 101,105,114,119,
127,186,189
Todd, Joe 205
Todd, Linda 129
Toepel, Steve 202
Tolokken, Ralph 161
Toman, Tom 199
Tomasino, Gail 207
Tomaszewski, Al J. 121,155,186,189
Tomlin, Marjorie 208
Topol, Pam 123,200
Tornowske, Mary 200
Torres, Jose 161
Touton, Thomas W. 159,187
Tourney, Joe 76,210
TRACK 78,79
Tracy, Harold 205
TRACY, SHARON 253
TRAINER, GRETTA 236
Trammell, Larry 159
Tranberg, Dennis 144,197
Trapp, Cheryl L. 152,187
Tratt, Terry 199
Trautsch, Corinne 128
Trautsch, John 205
Travetto, Sue 208
Travnick, Donna 207
Tremain, John 159
Tremaine, Marcia J. 127,187
Treutel, Dianne 208
Tripp, Allan 211
Tripp, Linda 209
Tryvand, Nancy 128
Tschanz, Thomas J. 187
Tse, Norman 199
Turnquist, Bill 161
Turzinski, Chris 153,193
Tylka, Dale 62,83,210
UBER, ROBERT 250
Uhler, John 145
Ulvestad, Stephanie 193
Umberger, Robert 109
UNDERCLASSMEN 190-215
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY 146
UNIVERSITY SINGERS 132-137
Urben, Dave 74,210
Uthmeier, Lonna 206
Utter, Jeanne 90,201
Uutala, Wendell 199
Vaaler, Diane 133,134
Vahovius, Ted 210
Valley, Richard 199
VANDERLIP, DOLLY 114,241
Vanderploeg, Mike 197
Van Drisse, Mary Kay 208
269
Van Handel, Peter J. 104,187,189
VAN NOTE, ROY 245
Van Susteren, Timothy 205
Van Wormer, Sarah 200
Vater, Jack 94
Vaughn, Ray 215
Vedum, Gary 109
Venner, Patricia A. 106,145,187
Verges, Theodore G. 187
Ventura, Joanne 145,213
VERGIN, BRIAN 231
VERSHURE, GARY 236
Vessel, Sherry 208
Vetter, Gerry 211
VETTES, WILLIAM 243
Vickroy, Sally 214
VICKROY, E. WILLIAM 83,241
Victory, Mary 209
Visger, Ken 161
Vizanko, Sue 115,200
Vlasak, Arlis 147
Volz, Dave 198
Vonruden, Kathy 193
Voskuil, Dean 124
Voss, Karen 208
Wachal, Margie 152,201
Wachholder, Ed 100
Wachtel, Gary 155,161
WADE, REX 243
Wadzinski, Kathy 115,127,207
Wagner, Judith 193
Wagner, Nancy 115,119,193
Wagner, Sally 207
WAHL, LUCRECIA 228
WAHL, RALPH 129,249
Waid, Madge 207
Wainwright, Jane 200
Wake, Glenn 133
Wakeman, Burdett 142
Waldeck, Anne-Marie 112,145,195
Waldie, Raymond 109,144,211
Waldron, Dennis 159,205
Waldron, John 160
Wale, Michael J. 187
Walgenbach, Jeanne 193
Walker, Bob 211
Walker, Bud 202
Walker, Jill A. 115,187
Wall, Jo Ann 133,214
Walsvik, Shirley A. 152, 187
Walter, Marlene 193
Walter, Lynn 196
WALTERS, CHARLES 96
Wanta, Linda 194
Ward, Betty 119,200
WARD, ROBERT 224
Ward, Susan 215
Wardenski, George 210
Wardwell, Earleen J. 187
Wargowsky, Sharon 208
Warmke, Mike 202
Warner, James 228
WARNER, TERRY 226
Warren, Donna 194
Warren, Kathy 208
Warriner, Harold 159
Warzala, Jane 110,112

Watson, Ralph 157,212
Weatherford, Sharon 193
Weaver, Mary 206
Webb, William C. 187
Webber, Al 202
Weber, Christine 119,127
Webster, Jim 83
Webster, LouAnn 208
Webster, Bill 210
Wedell, Betty 194
WEEKLEY, DALLAS 249
Wehman, Carl 157
Wehrenberg, Joan 128,147
Wehrenberg, Bob 204
Weig, Sue 102,154,213
Weiland, Bob 83
Weiland, Jerry 145
Weiland, Sheila A. 187
WEINZIERL, EDWARD 237
Weissenberger, Nancy 154
Weitala, Cheryl 209
Weittenhiller, Doug 104
Welch, Caryl 208
Welch, Mary 128
Welda, Ruth L. 128,187
Wells, Barbara L. 188
WELLS, CHARLES 223
Wells, Dan 92,204
Wendling, Gerald R. 188
Wentworth, David 77,120,212
Wenzel, Mary 208
Wenzel, Sandy 208
Werbel, Larry 128,199
Wescott, Suzanne 209
Westerberg, George 213
Westlund, Steve 197
Wetenkamp, Carol L. 10 1,151,188
WHALEN, EDNA (MRS.) 242
Wheaton, Sharon 209
White, Darryl 120,198
White, Doug 204
White, Jean 193
White, Maggie 194
White, Mary Jane 93,123,201
White, Rosemary 201
Whitty, Mary Jane 91,193
Wick, Donald 108
WICK, DWAN 224
WIDELL, WALDO 233
Widmer, Mike 199
Wieland, Robert 213
Wier, Kathy 207
Wiersgalla, Jack 145
Wiese, Charlene 207
Wiese, Gerald 214
Wikkerink, Virginia 207
Wilde, Steve 211
Wilder, Dave 147
Wilder, Dean 77
Wilkinson, Russell 203
WILLE, DON 241
Willer, Doug 147
Willett, Steve 62,74,198
Williams, Pat 215
Williams, Paul 90,199
Williams, Richard 108
Wilmot, Mike 133
Wilson, Catherine M. 188
Wilson, Don 197
Wilson, Don G. 211
Wilson, Jeanne 133,195
Wilson, Larea 209
Wilson, Wayne 133
WIMBERLY, W. CARL 221
WINGATE, ROBERT 80,158,237
Winker, Ron 68
Winter, Bill 212
Wipf, Joan 201
WIRKUS, TOM 253
Wise, Robert 197
Wish, Lynn 207
Witek, Eugene 79,120
Wittenberg, Jolynn 152,194
WITZKE, TERRY 232
WIVETTES 126
WIXSON, STANTON 251
Wnuk, Tom 211
Wojahn, Joan K. 153,188
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Wold, Cecil 121
Wolff, Bill 202
Wolfram, Judy 207
Woller, Phillip 99
Wolter, Charles D. 188
WOMAN'S RECREATION
ASSOCIATION 127
WOMAN'S SERVICE
ORGANIZATION 97
Wood, Clayton 160,211
Wooden, Bruce 109
Woods, Betty 207
Woods, Janet M. 91,188
Woods, Larry 196
Woodson, John 88,124
Wrochota, Cherri 122,194
WRESTLING 74-75
WUJEK, DANIEL 228
WULK, N. GAYLE 241
WULLING, EMERSON 236
Wurl, Mike 198
Wyczawski, Delores 208
YARBROUGH, WILLIAM 247
Y-DEMS
Yeiter, Dixie 126
Yeiter, David V. 188
Yeskie, Jennifer 195
Y-GOP 116
Yoss, Bob 159
Yoss, Dave 196
YOUNG, BERNARD 22
YOUNG, HOWARD F. 108,228
Young, Lee 211
Young, Lynn 209
Young, Mary 128
Young, Pat 194
Young, Rick 129
Young, Tom 117,202
Youngman, Vicki 194
Zabel, Helen 194
Zajicek, Gene 100,158,211
Zaleski, Richard 77
Zeilinger, Joanne K. 151,188
Zein, Patricia 213
Zelichowski, Pat 194
Zell, Ken 210
Zenter, Rod 210
Zerzycki, Cynthia 209
Zeuschner, Carol 144,208
Zeuschner, Judy 144,208
Ziemann, Dianne 193
Ziegler, William 33,134
Zielinski, Jacqueline 146,208
Zielinski, Sandi 209
Zier, Dan 196
Zilisuki, Ignasius 196
Zimmerman, Barb 10 1,119,127
Zimmerman, John 198
ZOBIN, JOSEPH 95,246
Zurn, Dave 128
Zurn, Peggy 117,146
Zwiefel, Dennis 109

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