Bismarck State College - Markota Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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PEP BAND Drum: Lew Schoeneman. Clarinets: Bernita Kierland, Gary Springer, Daryl Zimmerman, Vicky Barrett, Mary Muggli. Saxophones: Gail Bruhjell, Frank Huber, Iris Krause, Jewel Grudem. Flutes: Virginia Schultz, Lovernne Harju. Bass: David Swenson, Gary Olson. Baritone: Virgil Soule. Trombones: Marjorie ZiiTmerman, Jane Olson, Jim Anderson. Cornets: Donna Anderson, Joanne Kuether, Keith Boatright, David Grimsrud. Foul weather or fair, these thirty pepsters were on hand to provide music for the college football and basketball games, and the many pep assemblies. Under the able direction of Mr. Harold Kepler, new JC band director, the members played for quite a few out-of-town games during the football and basketball seasons. And, when the basketball team left for the National JC tournament at Hutchinson, Kansas, the band was down to give them a royal send-off. —31—

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CHOIR Neil Reff, Jim Payseno, Ron Geek, Gordon Coleman, Selmer Spitzer, Keith Keidel, Jim Anderson. Gayle Sted- man, Dave Bredy, Gene Koon, Dean Koon, Marlys Hedner, Ellrie Schopp, Harry Monson. Arlys Frank, Gloria Carson, Lorella Hagen, Joanne Hurkes, Iris Krause, Jane Olson. Delphine Hoffman, Kaye Jacobson, Joanne Hunkele, Helene Jacobson, Kay Nicolay, Vicky Barrett, Marlis Lervick, Shirley Eck. The Bismarck junior college choir in its fifth year under director Orland Hesk- in had some forty members this year. Most of these members had some previous experience; some singing with the Bismarck High School Concert Choir, others with their home choirs. The choir intended to travel throughout North Dakota, giving some twenty per- formances this year. They performed for the college Christmas Concert and at the Graduation Exercises. Many of the members also took part in the musical “Mary”. Officers elected were President Jim Payseno, and Helene Jacobson, secretary- treasurer. —30—

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STUDENT ASSOCIATION Duke Simons, Neil Reff, Duane Morris, George Werner, Gene Koon, Dean Koon. Tommy Opp, Ardy Laub, Ken Nicola, Mary Mugglie, Lois Hollaar, Lois Olson. John Hunkele, Tiny Peterson, Gayle Stedman, Laura Gilbreath, Jane Olson, Lincoln Leer. Student Association, made up of a representative from each organization in the college, met on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month under the the advisorship of Dick Johnson. The group sponsored many dances, planned parties, worked on Homecoming and did what we consider an excellent job all around. There was also a bit of history made when Jane Olson became the first female president the association had ever had, moving into that spot from the vice-presidency on the transfer of former president Gene Miller. John Hunkele was elected as vice-president after this move and Lincoln became secretary-treasurer when Laura Gilbreath left second semester. —32—