Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 65 of the 1953 volume:

J'Qtewohd Education is the one safe investment which all can agree increases in value to the in- dividual who acquires a broad education based on a cultural basis. From great instructors and books that have stood the test of time, from the church and its spiritual guidance, from noble community and national leaders, the youth of the nation acquires the beliefs and ideals which become the earmarks of a cultured and educated individual. The true greatness of a school, then, is imparted to the individual by the spirit of its students and faculty. This spirit is found within these walls of Bismarck Junior College. (D diccdion MR. JACK O. RIEDEL ”Herr Deutscher Professor” Ever since the school was founded up to the present, Mr. Riedel has been the in- stigator of Bismarck Junior College. He has taught nearly every subject ever offered and is now head of the Language Department, teaching English and German, in addition to being Assistant Dean. Mr. Riedel, the class of 195 3 dedicates its yearbook to you in appreciation of your priceless gifts of knowledge, understanding, and helpfulness, given from your tireless be- ing, which are stamped upon us too in some measure, guide our lives and the lives of those before and after us. We hope your fondest ambitions will be realized in the future of this school, which you have fostered and in the lives of those whose growth you have so unselfishly nour- ished. T. E. SIMLE Superintendent of Schools SIDNEY J. LEE Dean RALPH WERNER Registrar MRS. CURTICE MURPHY Secretary 9n WlsmahiaM Dr. N. O. Ramstad 1875-1952 Dr. N. O. Ramstad was a great citizen of North Dakota. His name will live in the memory and hearts of grateful men and women to whom he ministered as a surgeon and physician. The Quain and Ramstad Clinic stands as a perpetual monument to him and other pioneer medical men. But in the Bismarck Junior College, Dr. Ramstad’s name will long be revered. Our school was a project close to his heart, and in time and material assistance he gave freely to this institution in order that the youth of Bismarck and Mandan might be given greater educa- tional opportunities. Because of leaders like Dr. N. O. Ramstad, with their belief in American democracy, its institutions and people, our state and nation is reaching great heights in spiritual and material importance. SopJwmoMA GERAI.I) WOODWARD President DALLAS KRAUSE Vice-President LETHA UMBER Secretary ROGER FRICKE T reasurer DALE ALBERS Hazen, North Dakota Grace Jay-Ccc-An 2; Mystician 2; Follow Through 1; Prom Committee 1; Lctterman’s Club 2; Track Team 2; Football Team 2; Lutheran Student Association 1 MEREDITH ANSTROM Bismarck, North Dakota Associate Editor Student Association 2; Jay-Cee-An 2 (Associate Editor); Beta Iota Kappa 1, 2; Prom Committee 1 LORENE BAHR Glen Ullin, North Dakota Babe Beta Iota Kappa 2; Newman Club 1, 2 ROBERT BAINBRIDGE Bismarck, North Dakota Our family man Veteran’s Organization TERRANCE BAKER Bismarck, North Dakota ytwath not J Class Officer 1 (President); Jay-Cee-An 2 Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1 Letterman's Club 1,2; Football Team 1, 2 Style Show 1, 2 LEWIS BI.ATTNER Bismarck, North Dakota Live it up, lu’wie DONALD BRAUN Mandan, North Dakota s pose Mystician 2; Letterman’s Club 2; Football Team 2; Style Show 1, 2 MONICA CHESIRE Bismarck, North Dakota Mysterious Monica Student Association 2; Chorus 1, 2; Mysti- cian 1; Pep Band 1; Beta Iota Kappa 1, 2; Prom Committee 1; Newman Club 1, 2; Four Flights Up” 1; Style Show 2 WILBERT CLAUSNITZER Bismarck, North Dakota Come on fellows, fight ever so furiously! Letterman’s Club 1, 2; Track Team 1; Basketball 1 (Varsity); Football Team 1, 2 (Captain); Veteran’s Organization 2 RICHARD EI.URER Bismarck, North Dakota Toot Letterman’s Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2 (Varsity) NOT PICTURED GEORGIANNA BORDEN ROGER FRICKE Baldwin, North Dakota Photographer Student Association 2; Class Officer 2 (Treasurer); Jay-Cce-An 1, 2; Mysti- cian 2; Prom Committee 1 ROY FRIESZ Flasher, North Dakota I don't care if you are 8 ft. tall, 17 dance with you anyway! Newman Club 1,2 SHIRLEY GALLAGHER Bismarck, North Dakota Stumped Jay-Cee-An 1, 2; Follow Through 1: Prom Committee 1; Newman Club 1, 2: Style Show 1,2; “Four Flights Up” 1 JOHN HAIDER Mandan, North Dakota Oh dem dancing slippers! Mystician 2; Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1; Newman Club 2 (President); Style Show 2 ALAN HEATH Bismarck, North Dakota May I have this dance? PATRICIA HOOK Bismarck, North Dakota Evil Student Association 1, 2 (Secretary); Drama Club 2; Chorus 1; Jay-Cee-An 2; Beta Iota Kappa I, 2 (President); Spanish Club 1 (Vice-President); Follow Through 1; Prom Committee 1; Lutheran Student As- sociation 1,2; Style Show 1, 2 NOT PICTURED LaRAE CAMPBELL ALICE HUNTER Bismarck, North Dakota He found her. Drama Club 1; Chorus 1; Beta Iota Kappa 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2 (President); Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1; Four Flights Up” 1 CAROLE JOHANNESON Bismarck, North Dakota She has the ability to please almost everyone. Drama Club 2; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1; Newman Club 1, 2; Four Flights Up” 1; Papa Is All” 2 PAUL JOHNS Bismarck, North Dakota AY come to him, like bees to honey. Chorus 2; Lutheran Student Assocation 2 MAYLAN KEIM Bismarck, North Dakota God bless the man who broke the looking glass. Drama Club I; Prom Committee 1; Letter- man’s Club 1, 2; Basketball 1 (Varsity); Papa Is All” 2 BJORNE KITTLER Mandan, North Dakota Man with a horn. Student Association 2 (Vice-President); Chorus 1; Pep Band 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Style Show 1 DALLAS KRAUSE Carson, North Dakota Spiv Class Officer 2 (Vice-President); Chorus 1; Letterman’s Club 1, 2 (Secretary-Treas- urer); Basketball 1, 2(Varsity) NOT PICTURED ROGER CHESTER JAMES LEWIS Bismarck, North Dakota California, here I cornel Basketball 1 (B Team) DELBERT MAIER Bismarck, North Dakota A different car every day and a girl to hoot. Chorus I; Follow Through” 1; Veteran’s Organization 2 ANNA MAE NELSON Bismarck, North Dakota Mighty Mo Jay-Cee-An 2; Beta Iota Kappa 2; Lutheran Student Association 2 GORDON OLSON Bismarck, North Dakota But having just one girl is so monotonous. Student Association I, 2 (President); Jay- Cee- An I; Mystician 2; Prom Committee 1; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, (Vice-President); Track Team 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2 (Varsity); Football 2 RICHARD PORTISS Bismarck, North Dakota The Maestro Student Association 2; Bagpipe Band I, 2; Pep Band 1, 2 (Student Manager) DeLORIS PREISS Bismarck, North Dakota What is E. E. L.? Student Association 2; Chorus 1, 2; Mysti- cian 1, 2 (Editor); Beta Iota Kappa 1, 2; Spanish Club 2 (Secretary); Follow Through 1; Prom Committee 1; Lutheran Student Association 1, 2; Style Show I, 2 NOT PICTURED ROBERT MEHRER JOHN SAGEHORN Bismarck, North Dakota Ha, Ha, Ha! Student Association 2; Bagpipe Band 1; Pep Band 1, 2; Prom Committee 1; Letter- man’s Club 1, 2 (President); Basketball 1, 2 (Varsity) ARTHUR SAILER Dodge, North Dakota Smart Art ILZE SAPRASA Mandan, North Dakota What time is it? Beta Iota Kappa 1, 2 (Treasurer); Lutheran Student Association 1 JAMES SCHNEIDER Bismarck, North Dakota Tinsel Tonsils Chorus I; Mystician 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Newman Club 2 (Treasurer); Style Show 1; “Papa Is All” 2 ELLRIE SCHOPP Bismarck, North Dakota Yon can look girls, hut please don't touch. Drama Club I, 2; Chorus 2; Mystician 2; Jay-Cee-An 2; Bagpipe Band 1, 2; Follow Through” 1; Pro Committee 1; Lutheran Student Association 1, 2; Papa Is All” 2 BARBARA STOEN Bismarck, North Dakota A Bonnie lass with lots of class. Student Association 1; Drama Club 2; Chorus I, 2; Jay-Ccc-An 1, 2; Bagpipe Band 1, 2; Beta Iota Kappa I, 2; Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1; Style Show 1; “Papa Is All” 2 NOT PICTURED LELAND OGDEN VERGIF. SWANSON Taylor, North Dakota Editor Student Association 1, 2 (Treasurer); Chorus 1 (President) 2; Jay-Cec-An 2 (Editor); Mystician 1; Beta Iota Kappa I, 2; Follow Through” 1; Prom Committee 1; Lutheran Student Association 1, 2 (Presi- dent); Style Show 1, 2; Papa Is All” 2 LETHA UMBER Mandan, North Dakota Well, bow arc you? Class Officer 2 (Secretary); Drama Club 2; Mystician 2; Follow Through” I; Prom Committee 1; Papa Is All” 2 DAVID WELCH Menoken, North Dakota The long arm of the law. Drama Club 2; Chorus 1; Follow Through” 1; Letterman’s Club 1, 2; Track Team 1; Football Team 1, 2; Newman Club 2; Style Show 1; Papa Is All” 2 MICHAEL WICKSTROM Bismarck, North Dakota I like Mike. Prom Committee 1; Lutheran Student As- sociation 1, 2 DARLYNE WINMILL Bismarck, North Dakota Blondes Prefer Gentlemen. Jac-Cee-An 2; Beta Iota Kappa 2; Prom Committee 1; Cheerleader 1; Style Show 1, 2 GERALD WOODWARD Bismarck, North Dakota Mr. Young R. O. C. Himself. Student Association 2; Class Officer 2 (President); Jay-Cee-An I, 2; Prom Com- mittee 1; Letterman’s Club 1; Basketball 1 (Varsity); Hobo King 2; Style Show 2 NOT PICTURED PAULINE RYAN PAUL SIMONS President HENRY LANDEIS Vice-President FLORENCE TSCHIDER Secretary LORRAINE STUMPF Treasurer L to R: Naola Agrey, Neal Agrey, Allen Albin, Milan Ayers, Marlene Bender, David Bredy, Richard Anderson L to R: Edna Frank, Lcnis Grimm, Carolcc Gonser, Gracl Gannon. Arlo Goehring, Arman Coplen, Donna Green, Jean Fredricks, Virginia Giedt FRONT L to R: Barbara Schwandt, Gayle Stcdman, Lorraine Stumpf, Elaine Sym, Helen Schulz BACK L to R: William Storick, Gary Sautcr, Burt Seims, Leonard Rothfusy, Paul Simons FRONT L to R: Archie Undcrscher, Thomas Stoelt- ing BACK L to R: Jerry Scha- fer, Alfred Schock, Glen Richter, Celeste Svehovec, Joan Simons, Maggie Stroh L to R: Bill Hart, Rolland Hart, Ronald Gutten- berg, Vernon Hartwick, Leonard Goughnour, Phyllis Grimsrud, Sylvia Hummel, Betty Hankins, Mary Leach FRONT L to R: Naemi Walz, Daisy Wirch, Darlene Wright, Francis J. Wald BACK L to R: Bill Thompson, Charles Tolzman, Thomas Withers, Dcloris Wegner, Reuben Guenther L. to R. Charles Keller, Danny Peterson, Bob Fisher, Beverly Nelson, Jane Olson, Bonnie Nel- son, Grace Olson. L. to R. Joanne Lein, Mary Leach, Leroy Hehr, Charlie Koch, John Ilawley. Back L. to R. Paul Johns, Wayne Johnson, Daryl Jones Front L. to R. Clinton Jesser, Carol Jansonius, Jean Jacobson L. to R. Jay Frmantraut, Marlin Dockter, Duane Cartledge, Arlene Durr, Beverly Collins, Arvidel Dockter, Janis Ellcfson, Walt Dutton. L. to R. Eugene Miller, Donalda McPhee, Marvin Mut enbcrger, Flossie Tschider, Peter Mosbrucker, Jerry McGarvey. L. to R. Richard Biggs, Gene Cook, Ann Berger, Sibyl Boyd, Bill Bachmaier, Otis Bryant. L. to R. Jim Rothschillcr, F.lden Pfenning, Nancy Peterson, Terry Stevens, John Campagna, Mar- lene Ryckman, Chuck Rosenau, Dorothea Rcssler. L. to R. John Schultz, Mavis Gallup, Dave Toedter, Beverly Young, Alfred Schock, Carleen Johnson, James Sellon. L. to R. Jerry Schafer, Rodney Buchfink, Jelmer Swaboda, L. to R. Chuck Powell, Vernon Hartwick, Victor Sattler, Nancy Nelson, Betty Hendrickson. Glen Richter, Tom Jordon, Thomas Fuhrman, Jack Hawley, Georgcne Vredenburg. L. to R. Dave O’Brein, Bob Weisgerber, John Wetz- stein, Merle Sharp, Gerald Skogley. L. to R. Eugene Miller, Lowell Pfenning, Dean Wilson, Peace Johns, Daryl Zimmerman, Frances Walker, Jim Payscno, Tom Opp. S.GoNo )W fii mcvick VllUlMA Front L. to R. Joyce Alpcrt, Betty Buri, Arlene Brewer, Carol Berg, Lorraine Bailey. Back L. to R. Evelyn Becker, Muriel Flemming, Marcia Fenske, Darlene Hanzal, Helen Becknall. Front L. to R. Evelyn McNiel, Joan Klien, Darlene Peden, Alice Stevahn. Back L. to R. Bell Williams, Signe Stegmier, Vivian Well, Nina Putnam, Elizabeth Jakle. Not Pictured: LaVerne Levi. ST. ALEXIUS NURSES Front L. to R. Martha Hruby, Mary Librande, Miriam Hollar, Audrey Kono, Josephine Jam. Back L. to R. Marvin Lang, Eleanor Madler, Edna Houghton, Shara Melar- vie, Arlocne Huizenga, Myrtle Kroetch. Front L. to R. Evelyn Wagner, Geraldine Muggli, Marie Materi, Florence Schneider, Ann Sickler. Back L. to R. Mary Selinger, Judy Ward, Nellie Paulson, Mary Sorenson, Margie Ward, Faith McGovern. Front L. to R. Lavinia Haffner, De- lores Docrr, Elizabeth Footitt, LaVerne Eberle, Ruth Freier. Back L. to R. Sister Eugenia, Sister Cor Mariae, Bernett Bertsch, Marmic Dee- gan, Shirley Gehring, Angela Burgad. Ruth Gannon Alice Hansen Sidney Lee Charles Hook Clifford Nygaard Jack Riedel I Ralph Werner H. W. Wilson (pani-Jims JaachsikA Joseph Kirby Judge James Morris Robert Price Ruth Rudser George Teskey Kenneth Haugrud Viola Bohn Judge Tom Burke Yl wman (flub Front Row: Jim Schneider, Vice-President; Lorraine Stumpf, Secretary; Miss Alice Hansen, Advisor; John Haider, President. Second Row: Frances Wald, Agnes Frank, Lorene Bahr, Monica Chesire, Carole Johanneson, Bob Becker. Third Row: Jelmer Swaboda, Marlene Bender, Jane Olson, Charles Keller. Fourth Rous: Vernon Hartwick, Dave Welch, Percy Perius, Milan Ayers, Jerry Mc- Garvey, Hank Landcis. cXuUwm SididmiA (Z AjDciaJtlon Front Row: Neal Agrcy; Janice Ellefson, Treasurer; Vcrgic Swanson, President; Donna Green, Vice-President; Dale Albers. Second Row: Carol Jansonius, Jean Fredricks, Ellrie Schopp, Phyllis Grimsrud. Third Row: Marg Lewis, Louise Hagen, Lincoln Leer, Barbara Schwandt, Archie Unterseher, Chuck Powell. Kjonoh Front Row L. to R. Marge Lewis, Elaine Sym, Sibyl Boyd, Carolee Gonser, Jean Fredricks, Gcorgcne Vrendenberg, Naemi Walz, Sydney Landis, Daisy Wirch. Second Row L. to R. Anna Mae Nelson, Mavis Gallup, Edna Frank, Mary Leach, Grael Gannon, Betty Hankins, Lorraine Stumpf, Carol Johanneson, Letha Umber, Joanne Lein, Gayle Stedman. Third Row L. to R. Helen Shultz, Barbara Stoen, Joan Simon, Carole Jansonius, Alice Hunter, Vcrgie Swanson, DeLores Preiss, Pat Hook, Jane Olson, Barbara Schwandt. Fourth Row L. to R. Lorene Bahr, Phyllis Grimsrud, Jean Jacobson, Archie Unterschcr, Burt Sicms, Bill Hart, Arman Goplen, Art Link, Lincoln Leer. Fifth Row L. to R. John Haider, DeVere Powell, Jim Schneider, Roger Fricke, David Toedter, Donna Green, Merle Sharp, Dallas Krause, Vernon Hartwick, Bill Thompson, Chad Tolzman, Paul Johns. (BaqpipS! (Band Front Row L. to R. Barbara Stoen, Bonnie Nelson, Jean Jacobson, Phyllis Grimsrud, Donalda McPhee, Gayle Stedman. Second Row L. to R. Jane Olson, F.llrie Schopp, David Swenson, William Chaffee, Grael Gannon. IJjounq (ftywblkan Organisation Front Row L. to R. Henry Landeis, Carolee Gonscr, Arlene Duerr, Donalds McPhec, Helen Schultz. Second Row L. to R. Sibyl Boyd, Carole Jansonius, Monica Chesire, Judeen Roerink, Alice Hunter, Carole Johanneson. Third Row L. to R. Ellrie Schopp, Walt Dutton, Naola Agrey, Phyllis Grims- rud, Barbara Schwandt, Daisy Wirch, Beverly Nelson. Fourth Row L. to R. Neal Agrey, John Miller, Wayne Johnson, Bill Hart, Roger Fricke. (ljoimg (Dsmocrat Organisation First Row L. to R. Letha Umber, Nancy Peterson, La Rae Campbell, Donna Green, Elaine Sym. Second Row L. to R. Jim Schneider, Neal Agrey, Paul Johns, Arman Goplen, Paul Simons, Grael Gannon. t SumaAck gunioA Collsqs £hoUi ORLAND HESKIN Director L to R: First Row: Donna Green, Carol Jansonius, Marge Lewis, LaRae Campbell, Vergie Swanson, Naola Agrcy, Delores Priess, Nancy Nelson, Jean Fredricks. Second Row: Daisy Wirch, Sibyl Boyd, Marlene Bender, Gayle Stedman, Arlene Durr, Deloris Wegner, Monica Chcsirc, Phyllis Grimsrud,- Barbara Stoen. Third Row: Clinton Jesser, John Miller, Ellrie Schopp, Lincoln Leer, Art Link, Gordon Olson, Bill Thompson, Bill Bachmeier, Jim Payseno, Neal Agrey, Walt Dutton. CHARLES HOOK Advisor VERGIE SWANSON Editor BARBARA STOEN Business Manager MEREDITH ANSTROM Associate Editor ROGER FRICKE Photographer Front L to R: Barbara Stoen, Barbara Schwandt, Vergie Swanson, Roger Fricke. Second Rou : Arlene Durr, Carol Jansonius, Nacmi Walz, Jane Olson, Patty Hook, Carolec Gonser, Gayle Stcdman, Nancy Nelson, Marge Lewis, Judy Roerink. Third Row: Georgene Vredenburg, Anna Mae Nelson, Mavis Gallup, Elaine Sym, Ellrie Schopp, Terry Baker, Virginia Geidt. SIDNEY J. LEE Advisor SIBYL BOYD Associate Editor WAYNE JOHNSON Business Manager DELORES PRIESS Editor ROGER FRICKE Photographer Front L to R: Jim Payseno, Wayne Johnson, Sibyl Boyd, DcLorcs Priess, Jean Jacobson. Second Row: Let ha Umber, Jean Fredricks, Marge Lcfris, Carolcc Gonscr, Ellric Schopp, Bonnie Nelson, Jim Schneider, Georgenc Vredenburg, Betty Hankins, Lorraine Stumpf. Third Rote: Gordon Olson, Dale Albers, John Haider, Roger Ertckc. (P P {Band L to R: Front Row: Virginia Schultz, Carol Janson- ius, Donalda McPhce, Barbara Schwandt, Phyllis Grimsrud, Alan Heath, Keith Boatright, Clarion Lar- son, director. Second Row: Ervin Ely, Lennie Leben, LaRae Camp- bell, Gayle Bruhjell, Daisy Wirch, Andy Anderson, John Urine. Third Row: Bob Langford, Jay Ehrmcntraut, Chuck Eastgatc, Dave Swenson, Dick Portiss, Francis Ely, Jim Payscno. CDsibaisi J am l. to R: David Toed ter, Jim Schneider, Paul Johns, Arman Goplen, Grael Gannon, Robert Stuckenbruck, advisor. Osishcuiii Ohqrml aiwn L to R: Front Row: Chuck Roscncau, Bill Hart, President; Burt Siems. Second Row: Tom Fuhrman, John Tkach, John Fischer, Bob Weisgerber, Leonard Goughnour, Gerald Skogley. Third Row: Merle Sharp, John Hunkele, Bob Bainbridge, Bob Mehrer, Jim Lewis, Delbert Meyer, Gene Miller. Siudmi ClAADcicdwn Front: L to R : Bill Kittler, Vice-President; Patricia Hook, Secretary; Gordon Olson, President; Vergie Vergie Swanson, Treasurer. Second Row: Edna Frank, Meredith Ans- trom, Phyllis Grimsrud, Betty Hankins, DeLores Priess, Bonnie Nelson, Mr. Sol- berg, Advisor. Third Row: Dale Lengenfelder, Bill Hart, Paul Simons, Dallas Krause, Burt Siems, Jelmer Swaboda. fcnqm siJiA' Ohqani aiivn Front: L to R: Charles Koch, Art Link, Vernon Hartwick, Chuck Rosenau, Leroy Hchr. Second Row: Don Erickson, John Hawley, Jelmar Swaboda, Gene Cook, Jon Schultz, Otis Bryant, Kent Janssen. Third Row: Dale Lengenfelder, Rueben Berget, Louis Blattner, Terry Nelson, Jerry McGarvey, Wesley Norton, Arman Goplen, Bill Thompson, Dcvere Powell. (DhamcdkA (flub Front: L to R: Grael Gannon, Secretary; Gayle Stedman, President; Patty Hook, Treasurer. Second Row: Letha Umhcr, Naola Agrey, La- Rae Campbell, F.llric Schopp, Cynthia Bohn, Mr. Stuckenbruck, Advisor. Third Row: Vergie Swanson, Carol Johanne- son, Wayne Johnson, David Welch, Dale Al- bers, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Peterson, Hank Landcis. (Bsrta 9via Jiajppa Of$kodiA L to R: ll e Saprasa, Treasurer; Monica Chesirf. Secretary; Patty Hook, President; not pictured, Mona Bosch, Vice-President. field Sola Jiajppa L to R: First Row: Hedwig Horn, Carolee Gonscr, Edna Frank, Donna Green, Sibyl Boyd, Mrs. Curtice Murphy, Advisor; Gayle Stedman, Bonnie Nelson, Judcen Roerink, Naemi Walz, Arlene Durr, Naola Agrey. Second Row: Marge Lewis, Ilze Saprasa, Sydney Landis, Beverly Nelson, Dcloris Wagner, Helen Schultz, Arvidell Docktcr, Maggie Stroh, Betty Hankins, Lorraine Stumpf, Georgene Vrendenburg, Joan Simons. Third Row: Daisy Wirch, Mary Leach, Nancy Peterson, Gface Olson, Lorene Bahr, Virginia Gicdt, Celeste Svihovic, Barbara Stoen, Vergie Swanson, De- Lores Priess, Patty Hook, Barbara Schwandt. Fourth Row: Nancy Nelson, Jean Fredricks, Elaine Sym, Mavis Gallup, Anna Mae Nelson, Monica Chesire, Jean Jacobson, Frances Walker. Donalda McPhee, Phyllis Grimsrud, Alice Hunter, Carol Jansonius. SpanidJi Club From top to bottom on stairs: Alice Hunter, President; Carol Jan- sonius, Vice-President; DeLores Priess, Secretary; Barbara Sch- wandt, Treasurer. L to R: Lincoln Leer, Lowell Pfenning, Mrs. Ruth Gannon, ad- visor; Phyllis Grimsrud, Lenis Grimm, Mrs. Martha Bach, LaRae Campbell, Bonnie Nelson, Dean Wilson, Gayle Stedman, Patty Hook, Wayne Johnson, Carole Johanneson. Top: King Jerry Woodward Left: Queen Lorraine Stumpf Pages: Jim Stamaris and Gayle Stedman “(papa 9a Oil CAST: Papa Aukamp...................Grael Gannon Mama Aukamp............. ..... .Vergie Swanson Emma . ..................Barbara Stoen Jake..........................Hank Landeis Mrs. Yoder .... ..............Cynthia Bohn State Trooper Brendle .. .......Dave Welch Director ROBERT STUCKENBRUCK you £Wjf 9t U)Uk you CAST: Penelope Sycamore Rita A. Murphy Essie _______________________________ Kaye Barth Rheba ............................. Ruth Anderson Paul Sycamore Adrian Dunn Mr. DePinna......................... Ralph Werner Ed..................._............. Clarion Larson Donald ____________________________ Chan Baily Martin Vanderhof Vernon Backes Alice ........................... Myrtle Jordheim Henderson Robert Stuckcnbruck Tony Kirby.................... ... .John Yonker Boris Kolenkhov ..................William Chaffee Gay Wellington .... .................Audrey Stanek Mr. Kirby .... Ed Agre Mrs. Kirby........................Lucile Anderson Three Men Friday, H. W. Wilson Thursday, Robert Kraft Robert Price Irvin Huss Olga Bonnie Wilson CAST Blake Beaudoin .................... Madeline Beaudoin Nora Mullins .. The Marshal....____________________ Erick Krogen ................. Mamie Krogen ...................... Chief Crooked Arrow Henry Ranger ............. Johnson ....... Employee of Wells Fargo Express ... Coats ..... ....................... Hannah ............................ Flat-Bed Broderick Louis Beaudom ..................... Clemet Wold The Judge ........................... CHARLES SCHORREGGE Director ....Walt Dutton Donna Green Marge Lewis ___ Paul Johns Pat Mann Gayle Stedman Gordie Olson Jim Payseno Lincoln Leer ...John Miller ......Bill Hart Sibyl Boyd ....Neal Agrey ..Bill Bachmeir Clinton Jesser ..Ellric Schopp JAY-CEE-AN STYLE REVIEW Models Dale Albers Naola Agrey Neal Agrey Terry Baker Sibyl Boyd Donald Braun Marlyn Dockter Jean Fredricks Shirley Gallagher Mavis Gallup Carolcc Gonser Phyllis Grimsrud John Haider Patricia Hook John Hunkele Jean Jacobson Carol Jansonius Hank Landeis • Sidney Landis Lincoln Leer Marge Lewis Donald a McPhec Bonnie Nelson Nancy Nelson Charles Powell DeLorcs Priess Judy Roerink Charles Roscnau John Sagehorn Barbara Schwandt Joan Simons Gayle Stedman Barbara Stoen Lorraine Stumpf Celeste Svihovic Vergic Swanson Elaine Sym Flossie Tschidcr Bob Weisgcrbcr Deloris Wegner Darlyne Winmill Directed by MRS. WILLIAM C. DAVIS Terry Baker, Co-Captain Guard J'Ooibatl J am front Row L to R. Curly Docktcr, Arlo Gochring, Tuffy Braun, Willy Clausnitzcr, Chuck Rosenau, Jelmer Swaboda. Second Row: Jim Uhler, Charles Powell, Art Link, Gordon Olson, Harlan Schmidt, Jim Stamaris. Third Row: Tom Aichile, Leroy Hehr, Bob Fischer, Neal Agrcy, Rusty Cook, John Fischer. fourth Row: H. W. Wilson, coach; Walt Dutton, Percy Perius, Dave Welch, Ronnie Guttenburg, Duke Simons, student manager. Don Braun Guard JM Sta Gordie Olson Halfback lfia JurfhaU Gene Cook Guard Dick Flurcr Guard Jerry Schafer Forward John Campagna Guard Dallas Krause Center (BaAludbaJl Bill Bachmeir Guard fi-Q-C- Front Row, left to right: Arlo Goehring, Jclmcr Swaboda, Curly Docktcr, Marvin Mutzenbcrger, Marion Nassaman. Back Row, left to right: H. W. Wilson, coach. Chuck Powell, Wesley Norton, Milan Ayres, Dale Hal- vorson, Dale Albers. (B.Q.C- Qlub Front Row, left to right: Curly Dockter, Arlo Goehring, Gordon Olson, John Sage- horn, Bill Bachmeir, Neal Agrey. Second Row, left to right: Jelmer Swaboda, Dave Welch, Art Link, Gene Cook, Don Braun, Chuck Rosenau, Walt Dutton, Coach H. W. Wilson. Third Row, left to right: Coach Cliff Nygaard, Dale Albers, Devere Powell, Burt Siems, Paul Simons, Leroy Hehr. Donna Green Jean Jacobson Grace Olson Cliff Nygaard Basketball coach Naola Agrey Woody” Wilson and Chan Bailey Football coaches Gayle Stcdman Mighty Willie Lady of the Lake Where’s the'party? Just Coke? ? ? B.T.O. (economy size). The Mouse Four Roses I’m a funny? Live it up! Cheese! Grab it and growl. Going stepping? Who’s gettin’ trimmed? The proverbial three monkeys.” EVIL! only we believed fairy S piswiboA 2—School opens. All the new and cheerful faces. Nuff said! ! Heartiest welcome to B. J. C. 12—Elections! Gordy Olson chosen to lead Student Association. Vergie Swanson named editor of this wonderful year book (2 5 cents please). At our first assembly, the faculty chose Grade, Jean, Naola, Gayle, and Donna as our cheerleaders for this year. Mystics lose their first football game of the season to Minot. Our boys played a good game even though they didn’t win. 17—Pre-rushing picnic was held at Hillside Park by Beta Iota Kappa. 19—Class presidents elected with Duke Simons leading the Freshman Class and Jerry Woodward prexy for the Sophomore Class. 27—Mystics bow to Valley City for our first home game. O' — Odtob Ji 4—Jamestown downs B.J.C. Come on boys, we want that victory. 6— What was that? ? ? Hobo Daze are coming and the lucky boys don’t have to shave for the next six weeks. 7— Beta Iota Kappa Sorority holds initiation tea. Be sure to wear those ribbons girls! ! ! 11—We almost did it. Mystics lose to Eliendale. 14-7. 18—Wahpeton Science stopped the Mystics after a hard fought game. We may have lost this one, but the next one is ours. (We hope.) 23—Empty halls, lockers a mess. Didn’t you know? Teachers’ Convention, and that means a vacation. 27—Hobo Daze start today. The unlucky girls, no WARPAINT for a whole week. 31—We did it! ! Mystics defeat Bottineau School of Forestry with a score of 2 5-0. If you don’t think this is an important day, remember it made history. Lorraine and Jerry reign over B. J. C. Hobo Daze. VlDV mbQA 1—Hobo Ball closes lively celebration. 21—The Bagpipe Band makes its first performance for the Farmers Union Convention. 23—An informal coffee party was given for all B.J.C. girls. 26—Finally! ! Thanksgiving vacation. See you all Monday. 28— Our basketball team heads for Canada for their first game and came home with a victory. Looks as though we’ll have a prosperous season. 29— After playing two overtimes, the Mystics lose to Devils Lake Jr. College. (bsuyumbsA 3—J C Mystics opened the home season against Northern State Teachers of Aberdeen, but lost this crowd thriller, 72-71. 5— The Dramatic Club chose Papa Is All for their first play of the year. Mr. Stuckcnbruck did a wonderful job of directing this three-act play. 6— B.J.C. romped to an 88 to 57 win over the U of Manitoba in a grand game played in Bismarck. 9—The annual B.I.K. Christmas party was held in the lounge. Presents were exchanged, and officers were elected. Sibyl is the new president and Donna is taking over as vice-president. 18— A Christmas third hall dance was sponsored by the Student Association. Refreshments were served throughout the evening. 19— Two week vacation begins today following the annual Christmas Assembly. 19.20—Mystics journeyed to Bottineau and Minot in hopes of bringing home two victories, but lost in two close games. 29—Seeking revenge, BJC defeated Devils Lake Jr. College in a well earned victory. $wwwut 1—Happy New Year everyone! ! 6— We played Devils Lake and lost in an overtime. 7— Football team honored by faculty. Good steak wasn’t it? 14-15—Semester tests. Make them good. 19— Sophomores are back to register. Last lap. 20— Freshmen also get their day to come back. 21— We are glad to welcome the new students and glad to see the old ones. 24—Mystics defeat Bottineau Forestry. Swell job done, boys. 28—Sophomores potluck. More food! ! 30—B.J.C. shattered Valley City’s hopes of N.D.l.C. title by beating them 83 to 74. J' bhiucVuj. 3—Bismarck Junior College defeats Jamestown. 7—Valentine Semi-Formal given by the B.I.K. Sorority and was a huge success. 12—Our team dropped a close and well played game to Valley City. H—B.J.C. fought from behind to send the game with Mayville into an overtime but lost, 78-77. I —The Mystics went down to defeat at the hands of Minot State Teachers. 21—B.J.C. completed their home basketball season by trouncing Ellendale 92-68. 2 5-26—Bismarck lost their last two games to Wahpeton and Jamestown. VYlcUich 9—Region 13 Junior College tourney at Wahpeton. Bismarck loses opener to Virginia, Minnesota. 10— Mystics take 3jd place by defeating Bottineau School of Forestry. 11— Better luck next year fellows, we’re glad to see you back. 13—Lettermen receive sweaters and jackets. Pretty nice, eh? 19—King Lee III of Beejaycec announces that nine weeks tests will be given. 23—The second successful style show, under the direction of Mrs. William Davis, centered around a French theme, was presented by B.J.C. students. 0 dpi til 3—College students go home for a few” happy days. Easter Vacation begins. 5—In your Easter bonnet! ! This is a bonnet? ? ? Happy Easter everyone. 7—School reconvenes. 15—Business girls honored at a luncheon. Hmmm, delicious! 2 5—North Dakota auctioneers plan B.J.C. benefit sale. TTlai 6—Secretarial Club has dinner with all the trimmings. Thanks, Miss Hansen, for the fine work in making this dinner a success. 9—Prom. Get out your suits and formals and let’s dance. 19— you guessed it. Sophs are parading around in their caps and gowns. 20— The Big Day! Commencement exercises. 22— This is it. Second semester ends. 23— Goodbye, sec you new Sophomores next year. 28-29—Our track team leaves for Valley City for the N.D.I.C. meet. Best of lucks, boys. S 2VJ1ADAA We wish to express our appreciation to these public-spirited businessmen of Bismarck and Mandan, without whose generous cooperation this JAY-CEE-AN would not be possible. BISMARCK Acme Welding Supply Meyer Broadcasting Company’ Admiral Hotel Midwest Motor Bank of North Dakota Missouri Valley Clinic Bashara’s Grocery Missouri Valley Motors Benson Optical Company Montana-Dakota Utilities Bismarck Grocery Company Northern Hide Fur Bismarck Hospital Northwest Finance Co. Bismarck Lumber Company Penney, J. C. Co. Capital Drug Quain Ramsrad Clinic Casey, T. Clem Richmond’s Bootery Cox, Cox, Pearce, and Engebretson Robertson’s Christie Beauty School Rudrud Studio Dakota National Bank Rue Construction Eagles Sarah Gold Shop Elks Shark’s Men’s Store First National Bank Schultz, Enoch Creamery George’s Food Market Sears, Roebuck, Co. Gerlach’s Sheer Metal Shoe Mart Gold Seal Company Smith and Summers Grand Pacific Hotel Springan Springan Hall’s Drug Store Star Printing Co. Hedahl Motor Supply Strutz, Jansonius Fleck Hobby House Tavis Music Co. Hodge-Smith-Hodge, Inc. Universal Motor Co. Inga’s Vantine Paint Glass Co. Larson, Guy Co. Will, Oscar H. Co. Lucas, A. W. Co. Woodmansee Stationary Mason Owens Studio Ycgcn’s Dairy MANDAN Barthel Chevrolet Co. KGCU Cummins Co. Mandan Pioneer Fashion Shop Men’s Mart Greengard’s Wickham’s Hcnrickson’s Woodwards Each star ( ) indicates a donation of five dollars. EMco OKLAHOMA