Word: stenberg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...will be assisted by the following, all of whom are former professional publications men: C. E. Weilepp, managing editor; J. H. Reichart, Jr., art editor; J. L. Vlahos, and E. H. Kone, feature editors; L. G. Stenberg and D. L. Gallup, layout editors; J. E. Derman and C. E. Van Voorhis, photo editors; J. G. Zea, and Rolf N. B. Haugen, editorial assistants...
Thus, at the end of the 175-pound scrap, the Crimson had a meagre 12 to 11 lead, and it was up to heavy weight Tom Rogstad to swing the meet one way or the other. Rogstad was probably the stronger wrestler of the two, but Stenberg of Columbia played for the edge of the mat, and gave Tom no chance to show his superiority...