1965 Yearbook
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Title
1965 Yearbook
Description
Candidate Visits Campus
Two pre-engineering students, Dale Den-
klau, left, and Bob Davis "zero-in."
publicans hosted Attorney General
Evan Hultman, candidate for governor.
Thursday 1 October
Dan Deninger, Senior Class President described initiation rites to
freshmen. "The beanie is to be worn
at all times, school song is to be
committed to memory and failure
to comply will result in a session in
the Kangaroo Kourt."
Friday 2 October
Junior Class dance.
Thursday 6 October
Religion classes began monthly
convocations held in the Chapel.
Saturday 10 October
"Splendor in the Grass" was the
theme for field day sponsored by
Student Council. KSAR's dance
"Tender is the Night" ended the day.
Sunday 11 October
Tri-School Mass and dinner.
Tuesday 13 October
"Parnassus on Wheels," a mobile
bookstore, arrived on Campus.
Saturday 17 October
"A Night to Remember" was held
at the Clayton House with music by
The Defrays, Iowa Club sponsored.
Tuesday 20 October
A six session study series for laity
of the area on the Renewal of the
Liturgy was inaugurated.
Thursday 22 October
Eighth season of Theatre III
opened with Robert Penn Warren's
The annual fall Parents' Day, October 25, brought visitors from Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York as well as the Middle West. In his
address to the parents, Msgr. Menke stressed the importance of the personal element in education found in the small college.
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Two pre-engineering students, Dale Den-
klau, left, and Bob Davis "zero-in."
publicans hosted Attorney General
Evan Hultman, candidate for governor.
Thursday 1 October
Dan Deninger, Senior Class President described initiation rites to
freshmen. "The beanie is to be worn
at all times, school song is to be
committed to memory and failure
to comply will result in a session in
the Kangaroo Kourt."
Friday 2 October
Junior Class dance.
Thursday 6 October
Religion classes began monthly
convocations held in the Chapel.
Saturday 10 October
"Splendor in the Grass" was the
theme for field day sponsored by
Student Council. KSAR's dance
"Tender is the Night" ended the day.
Sunday 11 October
Tri-School Mass and dinner.
Tuesday 13 October
"Parnassus on Wheels," a mobile
bookstore, arrived on Campus.
Saturday 17 October
"A Night to Remember" was held
at the Clayton House with music by
The Defrays, Iowa Club sponsored.
Tuesday 20 October
A six session study series for laity
of the area on the Renewal of the
Liturgy was inaugurated.
Thursday 22 October
Eighth season of Theatre III
opened with Robert Penn Warren's
The annual fall Parents' Day, October 25, brought visitors from Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York as well as the Middle West. In his
address to the parents, Msgr. Menke stressed the importance of the personal element in education found in the small college.
144 ACTIVITIES
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/1121