President Rieke at the unveiling of a sculpture.
President Rieke at the unveiling of a sculpture.
President Rieke at the unveiling of a sculpture.
President Rieke at the unveiling of a sculpture.
Provost and acting President Richard Jungkuntz (located at podium) officially opens the academic year at the 1974 Opening Convocation ceremony.
Saga 1974, p.12. Registrar's Office: (l to r) Charles Nelson, Loleta Espeseth, Sue Kaniss, Barbara Stenerodden, Ann Westendorf, Margo Harris, Lynn Paulson.
Saga 1972, p. 189. Page title: "Moratorium product of student concern."
Saga 1972, p. 189. Caption: "President Wiegman shares his concerns on war while addressing the students." Page title: "Moratorium product of student concern."
President and Mrs. Wiegman at the Gonyea House with Mr. and Mrs. Breitholtz. Mr. Breitholtz received a Distinguished Service Award for his work with the Master of the Good Ship Rotary- he is credited as a man who translated his deep convictions and belief into positive actions and built a finer world community, using his ship to connect 14,500 clubs with 700,000 members in 151 countries
Students Arlene Thompson and Judy Zahnow help Harvey Neufeld, Director of Church Relations, raise the sign at the Alumni House (later renamed the Nesvig Alumni Center).
